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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-01-20 - Orange Coast Pilot,-. I VOL. 67, NO. -20, 1 SECTIONS, 88 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 197.f TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ....... ----------------~----------------.....1--------.....1.--------------..J · Gunman Caught . After _Ordeal . • F-or 13 Hostages • Ill Houston police Lt. William Doss, and the gunman were tminjured. HOUS1'0N, Tei. (AP) -A gunman wbO ht1d :LS hostages in a supermarket for· 10 hours was citptured Saturday night shortly alter he made his getaway, police said. PoJice said the gunman, identified as ' . Wesley Earl Evans, 22, a tw1ce-convicted The capture came not long after the gurunan and his th ree hostages had ·fled the supermarket in an unmarked police car provided by authorities on demand of the gunman. felon, was captured on a dirt road just olf a freeway north of downtown --. One ol the three hostages the gunman had taken with him when he Ded the l(roc<r 1upennarkel ln North IDM»ton -allghUy ~ when she Wlll bit by fiying glasz from the rear window of the car, police zald. They had earlier l&id the woman was injured when she wu hit as the gunman fired out the rear window at pursuing pollce. The two _other hostages, including ·xon Sa s No Rationin g This Spring WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Nimn fold the nalioo Satw'day that because of "solid progress" in vohmtary energy cmservation, Americans can ex- pect to get through next spring without gasoline ratk>ning. In a Jive, 15-miDute radio ,i:ddress IJU11 his White House ollice, the Presi- dent usured the public that while the """KY <risis Is real -and could get ..,,... -he wfll cnct -on •Y •igna Illa! oil companies are matlni "UDCOllldolllble profits" out of the energy crisis. Nixon '8ld he ,.;.,id press Coogres! for JUSBle of a windfall profits tax, make a critical review of tai: breaks · for U.S. oil companies operating .......... and meet penonally with .,.,.... ponle executiv., to get the facto-;t . • ~ audit ol oil _.,. suppli<s and pricing pollci.. i s WIUl!slaclory. lie -be abo woold -~ lloa roquring lull oil aimpany dlsclOIUnl ol. their Inventories, -pn>dudloo -. and reoem!ll. The President pledged, too, to "do everything I can to hold down the price of foreign oil" which is driving up domeotlc price! for gisollne, healing oil llld other petroleum prod-. But be dism.Lssed as "ridiculous" 1'JPOl1.I that gasoline will. reach $1 a gallon _ '"nie American poblic cmd allwd • to 1J11Y IUch JJ!jee!, and. I -aon -• _ -y<iulha wiO-wia1'1 'have to pay them," he Aid. Together with a warmel'lllan-<!zpecled winter and """"' leakage lbn!uRh the Arab oil embargo, Nixon Aid, vofuntary public moperatloll In tumlng down (See ENERGY, Page AZ) 1be departure there ended a lo-hour ordeal lhat police said began when they trapped the gun.man as he was-at~ tempting to rob-the .supennarket. The police had been.alerted by slot< wo.-ltm, who said they. lound .the gmmso when they opened foo-business Saturday morn-ing. . The gunman, who was black, then took 14 hostag., -ooe later escaped. He .demanded J bullot-prool car ~ _ said he wanted to ,.e the Kreiger presi· dent. '!be 13 hos~es were mostly •!<>~_ employes. One exception was Doss, "'ho was driving in the neighborhood when the robbery alert was sounded and went to the supermarket. Police sa id he· went inside and soon was one of the hostages. Police said they pursued the gunman and · his hostages by fonowing sounds from a transmitter that had been hidden in the unmarked car. Do.ss drove the getaway car while the gunman handcuf- fed bimaell to another of the hostages, police said. · 'Ibey said the car travelled on the freeway, then turned off on a dead-end dirt road. "He tried to back out, but he was boxed in by a police car following him," a police inspector said. He said Det. Virgil Stone and aOOlher officer jumped out or the car and stuck their gW1S throuf!h a. window al the gunman, who they said "'as pointing a gun to the head ol ooe ol his hostages. "1 stuck a carbine in his ear and m _;_..&:-., il ·s1or--aimed' ~ :,;. y I'"'"' • .,.,.., p! ' ;,;.-. ,,,.. ' ' ch L .... . •·Iii·· '~~. to -··· \ . 'lhe es :we.ifW f·uun,1 ~ ,~,... • gun," S~e Said'. 1it~ said1 ·~~ ~Ofdcers '· and the gunman faced each other for about 45 seconds, and then the gunman sun-eodered. • Police had first !aid the gunman ,... captured on the freeway, and then zald it was at a hardware store. 'Ibey later gave the dirt road location. They said the injured bootale. iden- tilied as Frieda Lumm111, was taken to a local hospital for lrMlment of a head wooOO. The third hoollie W>a identified u Diame Lewis. Evans W8' charged Saturday night with aggravated robbery and aggrilvaled (See HOSTAGES, Page AZ) China Bombs Islands That Viets Claim SAIGON (AP) -Communist· ati- nese MIGs bombed a ct\ain of three is- lands in the Paracels group end follow· ed up by landirig an amphibious force today, the Saigoo government '3id. ' GUNMAN BROUGHT IN AFTER THWAR'TED HOUSTON ESCAPE 13 Hoitagis Were Hold ·10 Hours.Iii Storo, o no·tn jurod Slightly- n said radio communicatim was lost with the South Vietnamese forces on the three islands. ni._ Saip <011UT1anol-·!IPI Al lt'!I• n Chinese-v~ was stink ·and ;a SoUth_ Vietnamese patrol boat with · 100 1n e n aboard was hit by a missile and fear· ed lost. '£~ Jj,rches MfJ~i: It's A 8lightly damaged Vlelnameoe de- stroyer and some cutters returned to the A 'l)ump' But It's Home port-of Da Nang, high-ranking IWrct! By L. PETER-KREIG said today. They said the ships ret'Umed 61 "" Dlllty '""'' stiff for repairs, but BO!!le smaller South Vietnamese vesseI! stayed in the area. lt's gofug to take more than a bu1ldozer 1bey said there had been no re-to move Linda Pfeiffer. ports of fighting alter early Saturday Mn. Pfeiffer; 22, manages ttie Arches ~.,,.;;;~'."'_South _Yietnal!Wff ~lotel, 224 North Newport Blvd., Newport Si Sou b · ~n~ and Beach, aod ~ says an official · from X· 1 Vietnamese were.~ the State of California, which owns the 22 were WOlDlded in the sea' battle~ the · ·d building, appeared at her door two days · -"T"" OO:cist by crun:., official ·!I.sin-ago informing her that she and her hua news agency charged 'todai that 16 tenants were supJ>C?Sed to be gone. Sooth Vietnam had attacked and "He told me the bulklozers have been tried to "fqrcibly occupy" tiny is-oroered," !he salcl. astonished to see there are people still living there," Gerard said. He said he first gave notice-to-the lessee of the motel,, Abraham Smalewitz, a Los Angeles contractor, in September ar.d told him to have the units vacated by the end ol November. "The buildinga are an eyesore and the city and the Orange County Health Sunday Special · -iaoos clannecloy tiOlh-Peliiiig iiiil·Sii·--'11ie state omaa1;-Paut·G<rllrd;-ren1al- gon. . . . ' • agent for the Department 0 r Department want them demolished/' Hs~ua said ~South ,y1e~ s ~ n t Transportation, said he had given the Gi!ranl said. warships and aJrcraft to ~ .mto master tenant notice to move his renters He said when Smalewitz failed to China's lerriforial waters and airspace out last fall comply with his initial ordef , he gave around and OYer" the islands and .. 1 came to town on some other him another month to move the residents (See CHINESE, Page AJ) us1ness ay an w a "We have a poilcy of not evicting anybody before Christmas," Gerard Corinty Congressmen· Join ex:~:i:!i1z. reached by telephone. claims he told Mrs. Pfeifier Nov. 15 that the people would "have to be moving 'Jut soon . because they ~ant to tear <lenientelrn lleld In Knife Deatl1 Of Son-in-la w,·21 To ·Get Money to Veterans. :S"-~eif,;r_c1a1ms,sbe~go'. ~_such .·-· ...... ~~-· ..... ,, ... .,, , . . -~ -: ~: ,.:~'!~~~Jose my .. iof1: beca~ of' this,: A 53-yeaN>ld San Clemente man was ·arrested late Saturilay night on a charge of munler alter bl! Zl·)'tlar-Old IOll-in·law Wai stabbed to death. Booked into San Clemente Jail ""' real Ollate broker Charles Jackson Hinckley Jr. In conneclioo with the death of Ronald .Lawrence Shirley, a carpet layer from Yorba Linda. Bail -set al $1511,000. San Clemel!te Police 181\t a family argument led to the II p.m. lncidenl at Z37 Via Socorro, in the.laxhionable_Sbore-_ cliffs area ,or the South Orange County city. Shirley reportedly broke down the Iron! door of the home to talk to his wile, Joan, also zt, who had been •lay-Inc II her parent's \'Ith the L'OUple'• 2- year-old IOll. Pollce .zald an argument apparently deftiopod over CU!lody of the m w,hen Hinckley lnlefvened and WBI •luged by Shirley. Hlnoldey then found a ...t plutlc- handled btmllnt lm~e with a-5-lnch blade In the houle, police said, and allegedly lllabbed Shirley twice, once In the abdo-· men and once in the right !ide. San Clemente Pollce Officer Craig Steckler, lint oo the lcene alter 1 lam~ ly manber called police, admlnllle...t ~ -~. but l!hlr-ley was )ln)OOUnct•i-deod at San Cl& menli! General llospltal. · ' ..., Piiot Plllte Q Rictlarlll KMfitw -A Ll l"fLE REST GOES A LONG WAY ON SO-MILE LAGUNA HIKE Marlo Alorcon, 16. Later Flnlahod First In S.turdoy Compotltion Winner Danq Hills Junior Runs 9 Hours By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI • Of tM o.IW Plttt Stiff C<i~en from Orange County are united in their desire to speed up payments to veterans whose GI bill benefits have been delayed because of a bureaucratic foulup at the Veteran's Administration's regional office in Los Angeles. - By CANDACE PEARSON U.S. ilep .. Andrew Hln!haw (fu!'!ewport Beach) says the word has apparently been pa~ amqng vets that H you want action, you call y,our congressman. The hikers, four or whom finished , Hin;haw 's office proceoied z 0 0 followed a route ~ South Coast complaints In 1973 and although the Starting olT ln the dark, foggy morning, Highway, then 00 Crown VaDey Parkway · President onlered the tangle resolved Mario Alarcm ran, walked and rested arm by Chri!lma!, Hinshaw has' processed to re;ich his goal ol 50 mu., In !lightly, tow Missioo Viejo,..aloi}g El Toro 20 further complaints during th_e current more than nine houn. Road, down Lagim.a Canyoo--11oad back . year. · Alarcon , a lt>~eer<1ld Dana Hill1 High· to Lagµna Bead>. Hinshaw said he conta~ the School junior from San Juan C.Pfjtrano;---GenJ!lake...J!!e only member of the finb~C<i first. Saturoay in the 10th annual Explorers Pool to compete',· was oplat- 50-mile hike spon...-ed by the Lakuna lered ool of the raoe when he Beach Search and Rescue Explorer Poot rounded the bend al Muirtands Boulevard 717. and El Toro Road. A car almoot hit The two tap course actually totaled the walking Miake, who jwnped to avoid 52.4 mile1, beginning and ending al ~ It and landed In the mud, hike organizer Glenneyre St. John Faflou zald. To win "wllh a time of nine hours 1be Pmt began the annual hike JO and M:ven minutes, Alarcon started but years ago in memory of Preaidcnt John at 5 a.m. with seven other conteStants F. Kennedy's physical fltness·programs. and ran more than he did In December,. Fo.-hi• efforts Satunlay. Alara11t will 19'72 -the first time he entered. receive a 'medal,· e will the other Alarcon, who I• on the cross co111try finl•heu: Mike Krugar of Laguna Beach, and track teams at Dana Hills High, Brent Bergquam of Dana Point . and took several rest 'brtakl for o...,,.. Steve Jobnt of San Juan Capistrano. Juice and 90ft drink plck-m~ps aloag Th lour hikers who ijred out ber,... the way. •· the 50 mile mart "°"' Ml'1!e, Les His flnlshlng Ume .failod to IDlldt Fulell ol El Toro, OIYO M<Knicbl ol • he record seven houri let-two ,...-. El Ton> and Andy Benjamin or San ago. ·Juan CapittraM:---- ! HOSPITAL SQUEEZE -HO!pitals along the Orange CouC-may face sbortageo !roof the energy crisis, partlcolarly 'ti( petroleum· by:prodtlcts sud! as ·pla811c lyringes, surgiCal glows and even aome drugs. J..-· ~ tolls how hospital purchas!ng. agents an ll'Jing• to maintain wppties. Page Bl. DEA111 BY DRUG -Jodi was aellher f)OOr' nor clepresaed. She· w.-DOC an addict . But Ibey f'1Ulld her )lody outalde her hometown, St Louis. a-in a car. Her brother tells the story be s1lll ftr.t.ilml to ace<pt. Pago .ue~ I White House and in£ormed Congressional · she said .. "But he told me they were 11aison officers that the cleanup had going to repair the place. It's a dump, not been completed. bu,t, I thought they were going to fix The o£lice of U.S. Rep. Richard T. it. , ' Hinna (O-Oypress) has become an action So what's gomg to happen now? center for about 700 to 800 vets from Gera1d says Sma1ewitz told him he'd Orange County. haye the pl;Jce_ d~ out. - An aide to Hapna said the congressman Smalewitz is at a kis to know what intends to ''keep the pressure up" on to do. "I tokl them to move.-'' he claimed. the VA in Washington and has asked l\irs." P!eiffer says she's not going the. Hoµse tO'lnake the vf:teran problem to do anything. a top priority when it convenes. '!The people have reflL'led to pay their Hann•'.• !lffice Is pushing through 100 reJ\t and Wllil r get some formal notlbe, cases on t& own and has assigned one I'm going to reflL'le to move out. Jm person· full time to handle nothing but going to'nm .the motel as I have been.'' VA com~,ints. !he !aid. The Huntington Beacb office of U.S. . Mrs. Pfeiffer zald Ille'• ID8llllg\!d the Rep. Craig H0"'11er (R·U>ng Beach ), motel 'since July ot 1971. · Smalewttz w.hose ,distri,d llldud., part of Orange County, ;, -hanilling about 25 complaints. . • --....!. .._t. --- ... • 1 ,, D'8JGN PllµA, -Ifs a ' Place clesfined by archltlecta for architects . who will have ollloeo -. along. )"Ith . bolne, furnishers. Stal! Writer Jo Olson and staff Phorographer Rlcllsro Koehler depict the '""'I compler at Newport Ceola-.in , wordi 11114, piclurel. Page (See ARCHES, Page -'Jl 1~· 11 "'"*"" ..... .__, Dl·Dlt Ofl!IM c-tf Cel fotnlle AS M'hW *"'"" c.... ... • .... ..... • .. •• .... . ci,O .. • jl6. ' • BKAUTIJ'UL PEOPLE -One is an expert on fleas. Two are rival producers ol lhll -ld.'1-ciualc wines. Some •throw c!llllc.perties. None lJ poor; some are jll!I· richer-lhan·others. They are the Roth9chllds, the moot beautiM and busi.,t ol the beabliful' people. See Page Al - c.......,.. ,, .... ... ............... 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SJ2tt lll IMPALA C1110"' .c.,,_ , ... SJZtt 121 IMPALA C•sto"' Cov,. , ,, .SJ1tt 1 Ot CAPllC{ Collf'O •• , , , •••• , SJJtt 52 IMPALA C11stet11 c .. ,. , ... SJJtt ' 16 IMPALA C1tHm Ce•,_ • , • ,·SJJtt lft CAPllCI c .. ,. ... , .. , , , .SJ4tt 125 CAPllCI s,.rt W.. , ..... SJ4tt 114 CAPRICI c..,. .......... SJlff 72 CAPRICI 4 4oer IMw' •. , . SJStt 227 CAPRICI w.,.. .......... Sl7t9 .. I ' . ' HO whO for nigh poli Po Wesl -bit ol oak! .... to yo he • I \ ' . ' -VOL. 67, NO. 20, 7 SECTIONS, 88 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1974 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Gunman Caught After _Ordeal . F·or 13 HOUSTON, Tex. CAP) -A gunman who held 13 hostages in a supennartet for 10 hours was captured Saturday night shortly after he made his getaway, police said. Police said the gWlman, identified as Wesley Earl Evans, 22, a twi~victed felon, was captured on a dlri road just dl. a freeway north of downtown -· One ol the three hostages the gunman had taken with him when he Deel the Krof1r wpermarltet in North Houston -lllghtly wound!d when """ ,... bit by Dying glass from the rear window ol the car, police &aid. They bad earlier &aid the woman was injured when she wu bit as the gunman fired out the rear wiOOow at punuing police. The two other hootages, including Nixon Savs No Rationing This Spring WASIIlNGTON (UPI ) -President Nlxoo fold the nalioo Saturday that because ol "'90Jid progress" in vohm.tary energy conservation, Americans can ex- pect to get through next spring without guoline rationing. In a Jive, 15-mlnute radio address from hi• White HOUie of!ice, the Pre.si- dent asxured the public that while the energy crisis js real -and could get ...... -he will end< -..... , signs that oil componies are makini "Unoamc:ionable proftts" out ol the energy crisis. Nixon laid he would press Coogress l<r pusage of a windfall prolita tax, make a critical m'iew of tax bftokl for U.S. oil companies o p e r a t i n I o...--. and meet penonally with CO<· porale executives to get the facu ii • gova1llMllt audit ol oil -oupplles and pricing policies I s umaUslactoey. lie said he abo would Pl-Jecil!ia-tlm requring full oil oompony diaciooUre ol their inventories, .,....._ ... and reserves. · The President pledged, too, to "do everything-1-can..to..bold..dawn.-the..price or foreign oil" which is driving up dome&ic prices for gasoline, heatfuc oil and othe" petroleum prodncts. But he dismissed .. "'ridiculous" ._w that gasoline will . reach 'I a plloa a will cost I a loaf. ~ '""'°-American public CllllllO( -to pey" ouch-prices. and I -can -~ you that we wiQ not_ have to._P!IY~~," he laid. TlJlether with 1 wanne~ winter and some leakage tb:ouob tile Arab oil embargo, Nixon laid, ..,r,.,1ary public coopentlon in ~ down ISee ENERGY, Page AJ) Clementean Held In Knife Deatl1 Of Son-in-law, 21 A 53-year-old San Clemente man was -arrested laie Saturiiay olghLoo a charge of murder after bill 21·year-old IOD-in-law wai stabbed to death. Booked into San Oemente Jail was real -le broker Charles Jackson lllnckley Jr. in connection with the death at Ronald Lawrence Shirley, a carpet laytt from Yorba Linda. Ball -RI at IZ50,llOO. San Clemente Police laid a lamliy argwalnt led to the 11 p.m. lncidenl at :I!'/ Via Socorro, In the fashionable Shore- clllla area .or the South 0noge County city. Shirl!!' reportedly broke down the front door of the home to talk to his wile, Joan. also 21 , who had been stay. Inc at ""' parent's with the couple's 2- )"lr-<ld .... Police oald an al'J!UITl"nt appamrtly dtftloped over custody ol the son when Hinckley lntenmed and was slugged by Siirley. lllnckley then found a reel plaatlo- handled huntinl knife with I 5-lnch blade In 111e hollle, PolicO aid,..and allegedly llabbed Shirley twice, once in the abdo- men and once in the rilhl side. San Clmiente Police Olftcor Cr•IR Stec.ier. ·llnl on Ille -alter • lam~ IJ 1111111..... called pollce, admJnlstered ft10Utll.to.mouth --· but Shir-,.,. was ,...,,...nctd dead at San Cle- mente Genenl lloopital. . . • Hostages • Ill. Hou·ston police IA. William Doss, and the gunman were uninjured. The capture came not long after the gunman and his three hostages had fled the supermarket in an unmarked police car provided by authorities on demand of the gunman. The departure there ended a lo-hour ordeal that police said began when they trapped the kunman as he was~ at- tempting to rob. the supennarket. The police had been alerted by store workers, who laid they. found the gmman when they opened for business Saturday morn-ing. . The gwunan, who was black, then look 14 hostages -one later escaped. He demanded a bullet-proof car and said he wanted to see the Kroger presi- dent. The 13 bosteages were mostly stare employes. One exception was Doss, who was driving in the neighborhood when the robbery alert was sounded and went to the supermarket. Police said he went inside and soon was one or the hostages. Police said they pw-sued the gunman and hls hostages by fonowing sounds from a transmitter that had been hidden in the unmarked car. Doss drove the getaway car while the gunman handcuf- fed himself to another of the hostages, police said. · 1bey said the car travelled on the freeway, then turned off on a dead-end dirt road. -Hffe tried to back out, but he was boxed in by a police car following him," a police inspector said. He said Det. Virgil Stone and another officer jumped out of the car and &tllCk their guns thf9U8h a window a.I the gwunan, who they said was pointing a gun to the head ol one .of his hostages. "I, stuck a carbine in his ear and my ~~r'J*..i! ~.istot ·l>i~~1'1~"1>i' , chest. 'We.i.tolli{Iiil)V lO JIU!''~, !be . , gun," s~e Said: 'ft~ said" t6e AOf'd~rs · and the gunman faced each other for about 45 seconds, and then the gunman surrendered. : Police had first said the gunman was captured on the freeway, and tbeo said it was at a hardware store. They later gave the dirt road location. They laid Ille injured .......... iden- tified as Frieda lAunmus, waa taken to a local hospital for -.ent ol a head wound.. The' tbinl hooblee wu identified as Diame Lewis. Evans was charged Saturday · night with aggravated robbecy and aggravated (See HOSTAGES, Page AJ) China Bombs Is Ian at Viets Claim UP'IT ....... SAIGON CAP) -Communist" Chi· nese MIGs bombed a chain ol three is- lands in the Paracels group and follow~ ed up by landing an amphibious force today, the Saigon govemm<nt said. ' GUNMAN BROUGHT IN A~TER THWARTED HOUSTON ESCAPE 13 HoltagM Were Held 10 Hours In Store, One Injured Slightly .. lt said radio communicatim was lost with the South Vietnamese forcei on the three islands. ~ SaiJl!lll command· Mi4 +Jtlll • P Chinese v<ssel was sunk a'nd i& South Vietnamese patrol boat with · 100 m e n aboard was hit by a missile and fear- ed lost. A llligl!tly damaged VletnaJlae cl& stroyer and aome cutter. relumed to the port of Da Nang, high-ranking """""" said toclay. They said the ihips ret\Jmed for repairs, but 80nle smaller SOuth l~ Arches Mo,el: .Jt' s A,'Dump' Bu~ It's Home By L. PETER KREIG 01 IM Daffr l"lllf Stiff Vietnamese vessels stayed in the area. It's goiitg to take more than a bulldozer 1bey said there had been no re-to move Linda Pfeiffer. ports of fighting aller early Saturday Mn. Pleiller, 22, manages the Arehes altermon when the Soulb Vietnamese Motel, 221 North Newport Blvd., Newport l<rce turned 6ack~ -Six , South Vietnamese were killed and Beach, and she says an :official · from 22 were w0W1ded in the sea batUe, the the State of California, whidt owns the SCK.rCe • d. . building, appeared at her door two days ' A im:"dcast by ctilii"a•s offlclal'l!sin-ago informing her that she and her hua news agency charged 'today that . 16 tenants were supposed to be gone. South Vietnam had attacked and "He told me the bulldozers have been tried to "foreiblY occupy" tiny is-ordered," she said. -lands claimed-by both .... o..i..~-and-Sai~ -'I1le-state-official-Pt.ul r-ard rental ~ .. _...~ t ~ ' gon. . . . agent for the Department o f .Hs~ua srud ~Sout h ,y1e~ s ~ n t Transportation , said he had given the w~ps ~. ~rcraft to ~"!Ito master tenant notice to move his renters China s terr1tbrial waters and 8.ll"SpBce out last fB.I[ around and over" the island,, a n d "l came to town on some other e a astonished to see there are people still living there," Gerard said. He said he first gave ootice to the lessee of the motel, Abraham Smalewilz, a Los Angeles contractor, in September ar.d told him to have the units vacated by the end of November. "The bu.ildingl are an eyesore· and the city and the Orange Co!Ulty Health Sunday Special Department want them demolished," Gerani said. He said when Smalewitz failed to comply with his initial Oftler, He ,.~ .. -- him another month to move the resideots Corinty Congressmen J oiit . -~~'Get Mopey t_o Veter~ns ·' ~·. '• ··-. ,,., "We hav~ •· policy_ of not evtctlnl! anybody beCore· Christmas," Gen.nt explliined. Smalewitz, reached by telephone, claims he told Mrs. Pfeiffer Nov. 15 that the people would "have to be moving ~ut ~ . ~uae they want to tear Jt down." Mrs. Pfeiffer claims she . got no such notice. '!J· may Iese my-job because or this,,,. she said. "But be told me they were going to repair the place. It's a dump, but I thought they were going to fix it." • A LlnLE REST GOES A LONG WAY ON 5().MILE LAGUNA HIKE Morlo Alarcon, 16, Later Flnlohed Flnt in S.turdoy Competition 50·••1ile W.i-aner DanQ. Hills Junior Ru1is 9 Hours By CANDACE PEAitsoN Of ... Dlll1 .......... Startin~ off in Ibo darP, tow morning, lllarlo Al~ ran, walked and -eel to read> his goal ol IO miles in slightly. more than nine hours. Alarcon. a 16-year<>ld Dana Hlll1 llith. School junior from San Juan Caplslrano, finished first. Saturday in lbe 10th annual 5&-mile hike spcmored by_ the Laguna Beach Search and Rescue Explorer Post 717. The'--t,-wo·-lap co\Jtse acfually totaled lil.4 miles, i>eginnlng and ending at 85S Glenneyre St. • To -will-with a time of nine hours and seven mll}utes, Alarcon started but , at 5 a.m. with 9e\'8l other contestants and ran more than he did In December, 1172--the ftr91 lime he entered. Alarcoa, who l!' oo the cross COl.lltry and track teams at Dana Hills High, took .evera1 -·brew 1o1 ortnft! juice and sort drink pick-me-ups aioog the. l'IY· His finilhing ilme failed lo match the record seven hours set. two years ago. • • The hilters, four of whom finished , followed a route down South Coast llighway, then on Crown VaDey. Parkway towa$ Mission Viejo, • aJoog El Toro Road , down Laguna Canyon Road beck to Laguna Beacli. Gen Miake, the only member of the E>ploren Poot to compete,. •'IS splat. tered ool of the raoe when be rounded the bend at Mulrlands Boulevard and El Toro Road. A car almost hit !he walking Miake, who jwnped lo avoid it and landed in the mud, hike 0<ganizer John Fallou laid. The Poit began the annual hike IO years ago in memory of President John F. Kennedy'• J>h1Slcal fitness progr11ms. . For his efiorts Saturday. Alarcon will receive-a 'medal,"' u will the other: finishers: Mike~ of Laguna Beach, Brent Bergquam of Dana Point mt Steve Johns of San Juan Capi~. Th lour hikm who tired oui. bellire the IO mile mart ....,.. Miaite, Les Fulell of El Toro. Dov. MclQliPt of El 'l'oro and Andy Benjamin of· San Juan C&plltr- .. Of IM ~f¥' Plllt lflff Congressmen Crom Orange County are united in their desire to speed up payments to veterans whose GI bill benelits have been delayed because of . a bureaucratic foulup at the Veteran's Administration's regional o[fice in 1.()5 Angeles. , 11.s. Rep. A!>drew Hinshaw CR-Newport Beach) seys the word has apjiarently been passed 81RQng vets that if you want actiQD,,you call y,our congressman. Hlnsbaw's office processed • ZOO complaints in 1973 and although the President ordered the tangle resolvtd by Christmas, Hinshaw has' proceooed 20 further complaints dwing the current year. Hinshaw said he contacted the HOSPITAL SQUEEZE -llOspitals along the Orange Coasl may lace shortages !""° the energy crisis, parttcalarly "iri.. petroleum' by-proC!Ucts such 81 plastic tyrtnge!, !IJrlical gloves and even Mime drugs. JOIMO ~ynolcfi tells how hospital purchasinl· agonts are trying to maintain !Uppiies. Page Bl. DEAm BY DRUG -Jodi was Deither poor nor depresaed. She· W8I DOC an addict, Bui they IOWld her "°41)1 -·her hometown, St.' Louis, ebialdoned in ·a car. Her brother tells the story he still finds boni to accept. Pago Al~. ' White Hou.sf: and birormed congfessional liaison officers that the cleanup had not been oompleted. The office of U.S. Rep. Ri chard T. / Ha.Ma (0-Cypress) has become an action center !or about 700 to 800 vets from Orange County. An aide to H8!Jna said the congressman Intends to "keep the pressure up" on lhe VA in Washington and has asked The. H~-to ,make the veteran problem a top priority when it convenes. Hanna'.•. ,pffice ts pushing through 100 cases on its own and has assigned one person· lull thne to handle nothing but VA comJ>14ints. ' The Huntington Beach ollice of U.S. Rep. 'Craig Hoomer CR-Long Beach), whose ,dlstrt,ct lltcludes pari of Orahge County, is banClling about 25 complaints. ! \ . I , DESJGN nµCA_.' .. . It's a:. J>lace deolgned by ar......,,. Jor architects . who will have om... .lllere along with home. luniishers. Stal! Writer Jo Olson and .stall Photographer Richan! Koehler depict the new complex at Newport Center -in . !Ord! and· pictures. Page pi. ' ~ BEAUTIFUi> PF.OP.LE -One is an expert on neas. Two are rival producers of tl1ll -Id'• clllllic wines. Some throw claajo.JNll'lies. -la poor; aome are just· 'ricl)er than others. They are the Rolhadilds, the moot beaut!M and busiest ol the beautlful'peopie. See Page Al So what's going to happen now? GeraJd says Smalewitz told him he'd have the place cleared out Smalewltz is at a l<X5S to know what to 4o. "I told them to move." he claimed. Mrs : Pfeiffer says she's not going to 00 anything. - "The people have refused to pay their reqt and tmtil 1 get some fonnal notlCe, I'rti goil!g to refu.se to move out. I'm goi'ng to'nm the motel as l have been," she said. · Mrs. Pfeiffer laid she's manag~ the motel , since July of 1971. · Smalewtt& . ' cs.. AllCHES; Pa1e At) . . . I 4 • '. , 11 ...,._.,. ..... .__ Dl·Olt 0rnw t_., :J:: .. c_ .,_ .-. ..... ..... c....,..... 17 .... ... • , ........... "" A1 ....,,. ....,........ ... ., """"" I!-, .. ,. A1 Trtttt ,........ "' ._.. ......... atrrY ....... AJ ...... ..... DMt ....... 11 ...... ·-' I. I • ....,.._ AJ ......,. """' !PAil T PILOT lt<TIOWI .. .. •• .... a.er .. 1 Cl-t ..... ., .. .. ... .. c..W CM!kt ,_., ......, .TYw.lt 1 . ' I- A 2 DAILY PILJT Sunday, January 20, iq74 Coast Roundu A perfect match of dental churls, aa weU as dHCriplions of clothing by n:latives established early in the ~-eek that the skeleton found near burned-out mobile homes In San Clemente was that of a 49-year-old U'Offian missing three y e a r s . Detectives said they did not suspect foul,Jllay in the death of }>.1rs. Mary L. Dodge, \vho "'alked out of her home in September, 1970, and never returned. The woman's remains were found in burned-out bushes by firemen • and gas company employeo hours after a $100,000 exploslon and fire Jan. 9. · "' 'Ille La1W11 Beach City Couacll iJ taking a new look at a deal it made with the landowner ol heaull!UI oceanfront Crescent Bay Point. An ._men! between the city .00 M•ggie McKnight Russell of a pioneer Laguna family stated the city would not oppoee construction on the ocoan front lots. In retW11. Mn . Rus,.u \\'Ould give the city an eight foot walkway to !be point and 3,200 square feet on the point end. Citizens now are charging that the enlire point area should be retained and presented petitions bearing 682 signatures to the council. The fuss couJd upset 1he agreement, \vilh the citizens vowing to oppose development at the Coastal O:nrunlsslon le vel. "' AA angry IJ'O•P• of reslcleal1 in the Hunting!On Beach Union High School District haJ filed ootice they will cltculate petltiom In an effort to recall two district trustees, Dennis Mangers and Ron Shenkman. 'Ille recall movement was sparked by the dlstrlct's "Deep 'Ibroat" controversy ln_v.9Jvinll_the abow!ng of the-.I~ated ----· • film at night at • district admlnlJt:al<ln t'Onferen«. T h e reoldeoll clllm Sbeo"'1ln • a n d knew aboul ·tbe movie g about it. the lnllteto uy Ibey warm~ aware the film was to be lho\111 on dlst:lct equipment, oo didn't consider it' their bualneu. To force a recall election, the -P neadl to collect the alpatures of u;oeo registered voters wbo live In the dlsuict. ~ Representatl\'es of tbe U.S. Army COrpe of Enghleers were beare rs of ill tidings to Laguna Beach. The e1J8incers told the Laguna Beach city cooncll that despite the danger of · floods !n Laguna, the coot ol damage to the Ari Colony woold DO! equal the coot <i providing slgnllicant Dodo protection. ~ There woa•t be mucb construction for awhile in the old Town Lot zone <i Huntlngton Beach, 1e<0rding to the Regional Coutal Conservatlon C.omm-l11lon. Laal week, -- One bitch haJ d ... loped 1n the ,plan, -. wllo Uve hehlod it don't Wiiii any-~ In !hell ..... ·e-Ulouch - Cit)' baa -ttudying Iha -loll, by I flood Cl>Dtrol • a baJl......,t at.tch ol alJindoned plannen will try and IOlve the dlapute oil fleld, for .......i yun wlthollt Wed-"'Y nljht .. • · any ....it. QI)' .,._ .Ill they 6' mar want to mate a blgh r11e -ln1ae'i JMlbUc safety 1tn1cu neigh~ In 111e •~loo, downzooa msster plan o~ered Tuesday by city . another and perhaps realign a part councilmen may be the first such ol Pacillc Coast Highway balure too document ever produced, .acoordinl many apartmeoll are boil! there. • to the !inn seleeted to draft the Coastal commissioners agreed the '$40,000 study: Booz. Allen a n d area lhould be planned before built. HamlJton were chosen trom four "" oonsu!Ung firms who were interviewed Plan1 were unvelled last .,.·eek for in open council session. AU appeared the construction of a $4 million experienced enough to do the Job, athletic club in Founlaln Valley -councilmen oheerved, but they lav<ired the city's !int such private faci lity the ftnn 's promise ol creallng Developer George ottot, a fonner alternative pt,n.s for integrating · Olympic gymnastics coach, indicated police, fire , health, ambulance, animal the club would have tennis and hand oontrol and other safety services. The ball courts, an Olympic po o 1 , report ls due in six months. gymnastic equipment, and aawia and .~ exercise rooma. It would ba bullt Wiiii a public opology and a on 8.5 acres on Warner Avenue, oot testimony to "the crutch of prayer," far (rom Mil !!quare_Regional ~ark._ Sa!!dlebag Coli_ege trustee A!yn FP091P.,.eJ . HOSTAGES ALL SAFE • • • • ,. an. S&I detllcate the reel ol his ure to ,.y1ng hia fam!IY for the lhame hia actlonl may ·bave oouaetl tbetn, and aold "without the crutch of prayer'' he CGllldn't bavo survived the pas! )'tat and a hall. Branoon will he replaced in Iha June primary .election. His term ~~uld bave exp~ed In tm. ~ Whtie many government 11enclea are suffering a shortage of petroleum products, Newport Beach is literally swimming in the ·stuff. In · 1 move that capital tied · !Ully on the <ne'IY aisiJ, the city negotiated a new con· tract last w..k to oell oil from the · rich offshore tidelands it holds ID the public trust The new cootract ealis for the city to triple the revenue ti got laaf year. And at the ..,.,. Ume, II guarantees the city all the , refined petroleum products II Wanla in the Yea: ahead. kidnaping. Police said he had previously been convicted and served prison sen- tences for auto theft and for pulling a Ure alarm on six separate occasions without reason. or had bro ken in during the night. Stephens said the man made hin1 unlock the sale and obtained about $600. Kissinger's Next Stop Da1nascus Police said the gunman had gathered hiJ hostages and taken them to the back of the store just after the police ears arrived at the supermarket at around 8:30 a.m. Satunlay morning. During the 10 hours thst followed, police said the gunman fired several abots lruJide the store and issued several threats to klll all his hooll1es. Police said the gunman threatened several ti mes to kill his hostages. They said the fll'st threat ca me shortly after police first arri ved at the supermarket. Later, in a telephone conversation with Lee Shannon of radio station KPRC. the gunman said, "If I eo, lf others go with me .. " Later yet -about 4 p.m. -the gunman rejected an appeal to surrender. The appeal was made by a black at- torney oontacted by Police Chief carroll Linn. AQABA, Jordsn (AP) -Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger jetted to the Jordanjan resort ol Aqaba on Saturday to inform King Hussein <i the EIYJ>llan- lsraell disengagement pact and· diacuss the next movts towant pennament peace In the Middle East. Kissinger emerged mllling from hh jet after Hussein, flying aJone in 1 hell· copter, buzzed the aircraft In greeting as it tax ied to a halt. i----------~---------------------------IDl!IY-f"lltt-S ... 1-ttMAt "He was very bitter," said one of the hostages who wu freed when the gunman made his getaway from the supermarket. The woman, who did not give her name. described the gunman as "very intelligent'• and said he told her "that a cousin of· bis had been shoHo-deatlrl>rpoli<e " "He says to tell you get yqur ass• out of here before 1 shoot yoU," U . Doss ·shouted into a loud speaker as he relayed -the gunman's reaction to the attorneys offer. e attorneY.. Francis Williams, ac· companied by police, 'had approached the store in an attempt to bargain with the gunman. Kissinger is seekin·g similar -discn- ga({ement of Israeli and Syrian forces on the Golan Heights front and plans to fly • STATE-OWNED ARCHES1 MOTEL IN NEWPORT BEACH FACES WRECKER'S BALL Bulldozen on W•y.But Mlin11ger •nd 16 Tenants H•v•n't Moved Out Yet The gunman and his hostages made their getaway at 5:25 p.m. They sped away in the wunarked car, pass log through police roadblocks. Fro•P.,.el ARCHES ..• Chance of Rains Less Just before the getaway, one of the other hostages came out of the supermarket and picked up three sets of hendculfJ which the gunman bad demanded from police. Minuta ~ the same man came out -and staned the car. sald he's had the lease since November. J971. • •'!•111111!!1 He sa ys he has a three-year lease but says the Ne\\rport Beach F I r e Department and Orange C.ounty. Health But Fog to Continue All of the hostages and the gunmen then came out and rushed to the car. Depat:_tment have pressured the state A 30 percent chance of rain and fewer to try to break it. · open gas staUons will greet Orange But he says he doesn 'l lmo\V what Coast residents tod ay, a u t h o r i t i e s else he can do to gel the peopl e out. reported. "They all know . they live there -National Weather Serv ice forecasters tern~ " be l8kl. ~ , , "Jt'iJd ~'allilbliaiil liiQue. ~;}~jlllll a storm developing 1,IOO mil .. Jiv(" tlfere l:fy t6e day and week. 1rs .. '." west or Los Angeles is moving slower owned by the state ··and there are no than originally expected, lessening the leases," Smalewi tz said. threat of heavy ra ins today. High ""'Ibey have to move any time they temperatures will be ln the 60s. are told to mov.e. The place is furn ished. They don't have any furn iture. They just have to We their stuU and leave," he said. · "It's ju.st like· they were slaying al a motet and were told the room Is rented," he said. "They were all told to move. How do you make them move?" Smalewitz said. Spassky Wins Grune SAN JUAN P.R. (AP) -Former world ch~ clJampiOn Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union defeated Robert Byrne of the United States on Saturday in I.he third game ot their quarterfinal 01atch. • . The gunman and the three bosllges An Automobile Club survey of 350 \\'ho went with him climbed In. service stations .showed-that-only-1-3-As-the car-pul1ed-out;-a shot-wu percent, down three. percent from . last fired. The remainina: hostaa:es nn back Sunday, ~·ould remam open for busrness to the store as the car sped away. today in Orange and U>s Angeles coun-The store's manager. who was the U~. ~·.. 14th hostage and who escaped at mid- • BY -trait, Auto Club ollicial• u id, •(\ti-by .flll!l>lol --df the roof of at 1 .. 11 ~ pertJ!llt of the ifations in the -y IUpermartet, said the gun- outlylng areas Will stay open, a boost man hMI questioned the bortages as of six percent from last week. to whether or ~ they had ever lel'Ved. The unusually heavy fog that enveloped 00,.~"'l'he ked th ii the defendant much of L<ls Angeles, particularly around u . ~m International Airport Friday, was wu black or White, aa1d the manger, =ipallng Satunlay night, forocaaters w~~ stoce manager wllo had · escaped when the gunman aen1 him Some fog . iJ expected along the t'OaSl to tho roof to see 11 any pol!cemeu late at night and early morning, as were there, aaid the gunman was tnside well as occasional light sprink1es. the store when be opened it for businem Oran ge County Harbor Patrol officlaiJ Sahlnlay .morning. said surf would average one to three Police theorized the man had blddeD reet. and been locked inside Friday night , f'roMPageJ ENERGY ••. thennmtats, "gasless &mdays'' and reduced consumption of natural gu and electrldty wa• paying off. "U this volW1tary cooperatim con· llnues, I can say confideuUy to you todaii...Jha.L we_can P<event hard.ships this winter and that we can aVOfd g1U rationing this spring," the President said. Nixon spoke to the nation two days before Congress returns from a month· long iecess to deal with ihe energy crisis, amid indications It might go even further in elforts to curb the role <i the oil oompenies. Rep. Wilbur D. Mllls (!Mrk), said Satunlay bis House Waya and Means Commlttee woold t!O to work within the next two weeks on a stiff windfall profits tax he predlcled -1d exceed 50 per- cent and -1d be ln!mded to fcrce the oil COl!lplnles to spend more on re,.arch and exploratory drilliM. "I've told the industry-iilOY've had a bad image," Mills said in u interview. "'!be American people think they've had extra tax preferences, and t,hey have." Ap..Q!~ntly it will be up to the state of Calilomia to iiiSWer tbiS qu fStion:-~ ~·-·----·---------~ QUAKE SHAKES VICTORVILLE (UP!) -Residents in this high desert area ol Southern Cali- fornia u·ere a"'11 kened early Saturday by-a smaJJ earthquke, centered about 70 miles northeast of Los Angeles. The temblor at 8;15 a.m. was wtdely felt here and in the Apple Valley, H.,. peria and the UJceme Valley. No ~ age "ras reported. Dr. Olarles Richter Slid the quake registered about 3.0 on his scale .. \ SUNDAT DAILY PILOT Tiit Orl"llt (CNS! DAILY PILOT, wilfl 1lffllcll if (ombinl!d ll'lt N~·"'•eu, 11 pUlllllfltd llY 1"-Or11111t Cot!! PublltlllnQ compi1ny, ....,,._ r11e tdlliOnl 11r1 Put11il!Mdr-Mortd1y ttirwgfl Frhl•y, IOr COlll Me11, H~r1 ltKll, HVl'ltl"SllOl'I l 1tc:ll/l"Olitlllin Vt llt y, L111vn1 lleteh, lrv!11e/S1ddle1Mcll 11nd Siln C'-nttl SI" JUJn C1plstr1no. A si,.,.11 "111io!lel l!dllkln ll publ~lltd S11wn11.,. Md SllMIYL 'n.1 prlnclotl pubti.tllnt pllnl 11 11 :UO Wft1 , l•Y S!ract, Costa "''''· c1n"'"1r1, ,,.,._ Robtli N. We.J Pr11ld1nl Ind P11bllstlrr J1el II:. C 1i11l1y Vk:t Prllldtftl I nd Gtnerll MtMttt Thom1t Kt1¥if Edltof' Tl101P111 A. Murplii111 M1n19ln9 E"il°' Ch1rf11 H . loo J Jl iefi1rJ ,, Nill A11ht1111 Mt"'111nt E"lton A11n J, Dir.hi $\R'ld1y EdllOr. Offkn Cott• MtMI ~ 3lCI Wtll 81y Strett Htwoor'I tllldl: ll» H1...,1 llu!t¥1rd u,wnt ... di; :m Ftor11I A-. Hlll'llintflll 8Htll; lll1J llffdl llDvf...,Jnji ~n 0.mtnlt: JOl Hort!! El Cltnlnl "Ml Tiii ...... (71•> 142AJ21 ClmWIH .U101 ti .... Ml.U71 ,,..c.-. ........... u,...._ ' ..,, ..... ,,_... ...... Orflll9 C-,. CIA'··-Mlollll ~'· ''"· °'... CMlt '"'*""""' Clf'rllllftf, No Mwt 1191'1B. lltwlfNl'llM. "You're letting the fox in to watch the chicken coop." Rep. Silvio O. Conte (R·Mass) was warning of a pos- si ble slippery situation aher federal al£icials admitted the chief sourCe ar .their national oil and gas estimates was none other than the petroleum indusu,> itself. ~ Consumer Power. That's what the assistant secretary of commerce for economic affairs. Sydney L. Joa.es, described when he obse rved that "The consumer does seem lo be withholding his spending. It may reflect the basic consumer mood . and he is rebelling aga inst the kind of prices he finds ln the market place.'' Right on, budget-watch ers. ' "" Rep. Georgia B• Peterson of Salt Lake City, a state legislator, slat«! most graphically why she submitted a bill banning pay toilets In publlc buildings. "I just think it's Wldlgnllled for ·a woman J~ator to hive to crawl under the ," she said, add· Ing that her move would a!IO benefit lillle kids and other disllessed clllum without dimes. "' Not a tot has been heard from for mer Wbl~~ House aide Jell• D. Eh-since be testified at the \Vatergai. hearings Jast summer. but ie is still confident Presi dent Nixon ~an recover from the 1973 scandals. "Public support iJ a very fickle th!ni· H ba.i its ups and downs .. Congressional reaction ts very volatile, The moods' of the city ol Waahlng1on ore subject to extnmo swtng1 Jrom ;rie to the other, and I eee tbern. I've seen It swlng' both wan, VflfY f81t," he said. Indeed be bu. GABRIELLE ·PRYOR safety services. Booz, Allen and llamilton cited I 8"' department ln- nOVlllon employing portable fJre hydrants as a moneysaver that allows several fir~m at mce to hook up 10 clty wafer lines at the seene of the fire. Councilwoman Gabrielle Pryor ~ondered if such an innovation might llPlrk an animal control prob- lem, obse~ thst dlaPl>OOl'lni hydrant• are • kind or hard -... the cily's dogs, aren't th~y?'' "' The question was: ls It mort Im· • iS .• I I • to D;imascus on Snnday'1artaltrwitti---t--l Syrian ))resi dent J[afcz Assad. President Anwar Sadat of Egypt, who has· pledged to work \\'ilh Kissinger in getting an agreement from Assad, fle w into Damascus a day beJore Kissinger altd met 1A<ith AMad to pave U1' 1111y. Aller nesrly to holll'S In the Syri111 capital, Sadat new to Kuwait where he met with Kuwait's ruler, shlet Sabab el Salam el Sabah. 'llley sclteduled an· other meeting for Sunday. There was no Immediate v.'Ord whetJt. er Sadat's efforts in DamruK:US on behalf of a S)'.rian settlement were successful. Kraft Recalls Macaroni 'Meals '' CHICAGO (UP!) -Kraft Food& an- nounced Satunlay it bad voluntarily .... called ito 1v. oz. Knit Macaroni and a-dinners, which the F~ and Dnig Administration said coata1nod ll'8<'0tl !if Salmonella. A compen tpOl<etman aid die ~ ners were :I:.;Mbuled only tn jJort1Dns <i Ari,..., CaJ~ornll, Wasbinltiln. ()re.. goo, Idaho, North Dakota, Miruieoola ml Wis<oosin. Acconllng to the FDA, the dimers also ...,. · distrtboted !n Utah and liiinois. lldltorlll fMIW _. MwftilMlillltl 1WW1 _, .. , • ....,...; wl"*" ...... """ rnb .... flf .,.,.,..,.,, .......,, "" lrv1ne councilmen wanted a sample of the type d HtnnovaUon" a con- sulting firm mlghl Include Ip a first eve r city muter plan <i public portant to keep Iota ol open apace, low d•nslly and other onvlron111G1tslly 1ood things, or ls It bet&er to ,provlde low income bOualng l Ill a clillicuit . choice, bot Newport Belch Planning Comrniloloner J1m01 Parter answered It this way: "I don't waqt this city to become a community ol tree and rock -.hlpe<1 when there are people out there wllo 1WI need d°""nt food, shelter I n d clothing." DAILY 10 TO 9, SATURDAY IO TO 6. SUNDAY lZ , ~ 5 -...... ci... Mtt"' ,.., et C"'• IM-. C•lltvtNlo. SW.C:rl!IOtn !Ir t9rrltf' tr• l"Ol'lllllYI .., ""'" t J.11 "*"""'' mHhrr ... ti..t... If.ts tnOl'ltlllY • • • ON SUNFLOWER OPPOSITE SOUTH COAST PLAZA-1.00K·FOR THE FLAGS f, ,\ •, \.. • -Sunday, January 20, )q74 DIJLV PILOT I 3 U.S. Consul i11 Leningr~d Anytl1i1ig for n Home About 18 people ·wailed through the night Friday to be first in line Saturday mor.ning ~o sign up for 46 homes in phase two of the Terrace development in lrv1ne, scheduled to be completed in June. While some people can1ped out in sleeping bags, others formed an Unofficial home- owners . associatio_n,. elected officers or -like this group -played scrabble. Eng~ged in a ~idnighl word ga me are, fro1n left to right, Dr. Robert Julian of Irvine, Dawn Raisor of Irvine, Debi Perrine of Irvine, Alice Notrica of La Habra, Bill Hughes of Santa Ana and Helen Mills of Pico Rivera. WASHI NGTON (U PI ) -The U.S. vice consul in Leningrad, who was roughed up Jan. 10 in. a stree t scuffle \\•ilh _ seY!!ral unid entified Riwians, h a s returned to the United States with his Aide l11 volved With Nixon's Papers Quits WAS HI NGTON (AP) -The former \\'hite !louse aide \Yho signed President Nixon's deCd ror his controversial contribution or his vice presidential papers to the national archives in the 1969, resigned from his high Treasury job Friday. Edward L. A1organ, who gave up his post as assistant secretary of the Treasury. said in a telephone intervie\Y his resignation in part resulted front controversy surrou nding. the question of whether the deed was properly drawn up and actually signed on the date it was supposed to have been signed. ·From Pagel "It's not directly related, but I can't say it's totally unrelated," he said. "Of Two Fishermen course I feel badly aboot 11; it's CHINESE A TI' ACK ... something I'm clearly involved in, and I'm giving the President another Pulled From Sea problem ." family. state department offiCials said Saturday. The diplomat. David \V. Schorer. 33, a oati\'e of Connecticut, was aceosted on his re turn fr:pm visiti ng a hospitalized American in Leni ngra d. Officials said Schorer \Vas tak en to a Soviet police station and released after he telephoned the U.S. consulate. Officials here denied reports that Schorcr. \\'ho had served in Leningrad since 11 .. 1ay, 1972, had been beaten. Thry said he suffered no serious injuries. Departtnent sources said they did not\ knov,• wh ere Schorer was staying ln the United States or whether he would return to his Leningrad post. The United States filed protests with Soviet authorities in fo.1oscow and \Vashington. but il was not known \\'hether or how the Russians responded. A simil ar lnc!C!Cnt Involving a Russian occurred last month in New York, when an em ploye of the Soviet mission to the United Nations was accosted on the street. possib ly by men1bcrs of the Jev•ish Defense League. Officials here declined to s.1y \vhet hcr there was any connection bet"•een the l"'o incidents but they acknowledged there has been a pattern of retaliation in the past. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger was said to have been informed or the Schorer incident several days ago. but officials would not explain why the state department failed to acknowledge earlier despite persistent questioning by report ers. Lon Nol Claims 18,000 Rebels Ready to Figlit "made fran tic provocations against the force withdrew from the Paracels be· Asked what problem he might be Chine se people." cause pf the Chinese missiles. giving the President. l\1organ said, "If Kidnap Victims . II the South Vietnamese actions do Both sides claim the islands, 0 n c e Early Toda y he is going to have to pay considerable · ed' I h tax , it's a proble"11 ." PHNO~I PEN~I. Cambodia (AP J _ not stop 1mm 1ate y, lisin ua said, sought by France, then occupied by t h c F Af F• h Presiden t Lon Nol said Saturday tha. t_ the Saigon authorities "are bound to ea t Japanese in World W_ar II as a subma· 1'\1> would-be fishermen fro m Santa •1There hah s been some question' whether ree tel' 1g t 1• organ ad authori ty to sign the deed an estimated 16.000 insurgent troops their own bitter tndt... rine base and turned ove_r 12 GJJ i.n a Ana had IQ be pulled oul of the swirl- on the presidential gift and whether within a 25-mile radius of Phnom'Penh ChiJ:!ese and South \riet namese a Is o after the signing of the San Francisco ing \\'alers around the Nevrport Pier ~e ~igned it prior· to a-congressionally A. rgBUenEJNi·neOSbAusiRJ·n~Jsm(UaPnllha-s Abekenidnfarpedeed l-j--:--""a"jreile'~la~n~ni:.:nllg~a:.:n~a~t~taie~k i,o~n-t~bcinjef,aijpi::'ta!Tr.f--~e~la~s~bcd~o~n~a~nn;is~ll~n~d ~in~tbc~ba~tt~le~ar~e~a,,_1pe~a~cc~trcr;e~a~ty~in~i95~-~t.="-;:;o"""==~·.;;un•· .. -· . b lh 0 _ r -1mp0sed cutoff date for tax deductions ""' I He said the re s are rmging 1n and t \\'O Soul ietnamese so ·e.rs \\'ere en c esman 0 ig n .............. ....,rn1ng -Y ._c _rnngU-U>unl.J..--foNUCh-gi fl . and tv.·o of his abductors killed in a fresh troops and that the Phnom 1 ' e spo r e 0 Harbor Patrol. gunfi ght wt po ice, au rif'"1e°'s-'F-satt1,_ __ --1J Penh government is bringing in its killed and tv.·o wounded , said Lt. Col. command, said a radar-guided missile Saturday. The· son of an industrialist own reinforcements from the provinces Le Trung Hien of lhe Saigon command. apparently struck a 1~man Sou t h Rescued as they clung to pilingS .\\•ere :S.'1,500 iii Jeivef~ was fr eed after a ransom payment jn to beef up the 50,000 government troops The South Vietnamese shelled the is-Vietnamese patrol craft and that th e Delbert Crittenden, 18 , and Randolp h · u a separate incident. in the area. land after being ~ off of it, he said. stricken ship was feared Jost. 'Villiams, 25. Detectives intercepted a ransom pay. 1be . insurgents· are attempting "to At. Un ited Nations headqUarters in A Chinese gQnboat, its decks ablaze, Siole1i iii Lagu1ia ment near Buenos Aires Friday, arrested Ja\DlCh an aft.out offensive against us" New York, South Vietnam lokl th e sank after being blasted by a & out h The pair had been fi shing on the pier a suspected member of the ring that had - Inn Nol said in a radio address. Security Council it was "determined not Vietnamese destroyer, Hein said. Th e when shortly after midnight, Crittenden A burglar smashed the front \vindo\v abducted Raul Jo Osmolski on Jan. 8, The Phnom Penh command said the to tolerate" the Chinese incursions into Chinese sailors sccred hits on the de-fell into the waters below, Harbor pa trol-of a downtown Laguna Beach jewelry and raided a hideout the prisoner lo--•tcst .. threat to Pnom Penh is from the strat"'"c Paracel Jslands, prized as stroyer, Hien said. The Chinese sailors 1 1 . cated for them in a southeastern su~ ft"--~· men Slil.d In an af ort to save his fr1'eod store ate Friday and took earn'ngs and ,. die northwest where an estimated 2,000 a possible base for offshore oil eiplora-scored hits on the _®stroyer, leaving the · • urb, police said. · entrenched insurgents have been fir-tion around the chain of some SO atolls, South Vietnamese: ship with a damaged Vi'illiams fell in after him, officers said. rings valued at $l,48S. police reported. Several of 16 well armed men found ing missiles into the city. coral reefs and shoals. superstructure, acmrding to the com-The men were slightly bruised and Laguna Beach police said owner Dan in the building fired on the officers, 11lC chief spokesnw.n for the com-A statement issued by the Sou t b mand spokesman. scraped and were cold from the 56 de-fi.1iller arrived at his store at 448 S. \\'ho returned the fire and killed two nl:and, Col. Am Rong, said the rebels, Vietnamese observer mi!Si<ll at the There were ao estimat'ed SO to ~ Ch i· gree water but othe . ped uo-Coast Highway Satu'rday morning t.O find members of the ring a police spokesman J---1---aJlegedly>Vith-North-Victnamese adv-is-. Unit.ed-NatiOns--por.trayed.tlie~~· ~::,a;\--~~~~th1J:e~~boa~1 Jtha~ t went dow n. ' ~ise esca a pair of earrings and three rings miss-sa id. - ..,, also have moved into positions 12 inlliators of the fighting ~ the isJands. Hien said' the ChbieR ftreirfirstantir-::'.barmed:'.:'.'.:~=·::!P~a:'.tr~~l~men...~:::S3J~d'======~~============~~Os~m;!:o~Js~k:_:i _'.'.w~a!:s-~rr'.;e~ed:.;i,un~h~a~<m:e~d~. ==~-.....:~ nUles soutb~tf of, 1iie. ea~t!!I. • . Hien said the South Vietnamese task destroyer - . • lhiiqile_·Parking lob . front window ol Unique Homes Real Estate, hitting I thf!!e old-fashioned roll top desks valued al $600 each, a stained glass window and antique furniture at the front of the store owned by Jim Woods . Driver George Vaughan, 30, of Corona de! Mar, failed to nego~iate a turn while coming southbound on MacArthur. Boulevard and turning left down Coast Highway at Carnation Avenue early Saturday • 1norning, Newport police said. He rammed into the . -------------------,----------------------- • . ' • ' Students Get Legal Aid New Se~ice at OCC llelps-Keep Students iii Scliool ... ihlplls 19th ANNUAL JANUARY SALE!, ~115 wants lo say "Thanh" for your continued loyalty. ·We have reduced entire inventory OPEN SUNDAY 12 TO 6 MON. THRU FRI. 9 TO 9 !10 got his fourth tralllc tict~t or : the JIOar ,and the proopect ol losing sttident who was instrumental in opening the o!fiee. the majority of the cases involve either 'l.F:::i~- criminal law or dOmestic problems. 11 • his u .. oae, and possibly poytns a large line, has the ·0ran1e Coast College otudenl worried. ; 'lbougb he believes he has a good " case, ·he can't afford to hire a lawyer : who .will help t el him out ol the bind. • It's a claaic squeeze' •. • ; Because he attends Orange Coosl CoUe&e, the 1hxlent will not have to • drop out ol ochool to pay for the 1'1•1 , fee1. Onmge Coast College has a lfial aervlc:es otnce. , lt'a the ooly commlllllty colleae tn : cauram1a. and l'!"".lbly In the nation, \. whlcb --fret lepi ltrYlce to ' • _,. otud<nll. , "College students are nol jtlll momllen ol the college community but • .,., port of .... aoclety 11111, lib .. ..,... eile, m conf""'tecl with I e.111 probleml.'' _,. Larry PeielOll, OCC'• legal coontlnator, a --~ l1w • "At Ont we coosldered hlrtng 1 practicing attorney · and placihg him on campus. We quickl)l abandoned that idea. however. beclme we simply didn't have the fund$, II Petenon then laid the groundwork for a plan that· the OCC student body could afford. It called for an offit'I! staffed by la lawyer-adviser, a coordinator and a legal oecnotary . Dr, J!khanl Yei:by, a pollllcal science ' teacher with a Jaw degree, became adVller. Peterson wu named the coordlpalor IDll an OCC pre-law ltudent ,serves as the lega l oecretary. A -I of 1' attorney• b.ve been retained by Petenon to counsel tbc at"'1eots at reduced rates. The entil'll . _.!Ion COICI the 0CC lludent body '1\,'IUll a year. .The omce uaiata •ludents with I variety ol law CUOI but Peter ... 11)'! "The majority or th e criminal law cases are ol the traffic variety," Peterson explalfts. "</They l n v o l v e cit.aliom and viol ations. The domestic proij,!!tns are generally divorce cases." -SGlents with legal problems first discuss them with Peterson. About 30 percent of the c:ues are solved that wa\• . U Peter90n needs expert advice, he calls one of the attorneys. The office then prepares all of the student's paperwork and sends him to a lawyer who specializes in the particular field of law that covers his case. "-'Ibe first session ·with the-lawyer Is usually free of_ charge. lf fur ther legal wort is requittd , the student is billed, '1 Peterson says. •1nut the Fees are """81derabiy lower than tliOi!e normally charged by atto'l!e)'! .iJ1d !he students are aJlowed to arrange time payments to pay their foes." 11315 EUCLID• ftttt111i1 Valley •;Jiooe 5'5·1GOO FURNITURE E1did II i. Ditto f, ..... ,. • • • DAILY PILOT Svnd&Y, J•"""l' 20, 1974 • Speaks Out Soviet novelist Alexander L Solzhenitsyn holds his •ons IgnaU ·On his lap and Yermolai at his side in the llVJng room of his Moscow home. Solzhenitsyn has responded for the first time to a Soviet press cam- paign against him stemming from the publication of his latest book, 11Tbe Gulag Archipelago." He said the criticisms were.lies written by men biding behind "cowardly anonymity." .. Bolsa Chica Awaits New Face Commission to R eview $6.8 Mi llion Pla n fo r Beach By TERRY COVILLE CH .... o.llY Pl!iM llMf The $1.8 million lace!UJ!ng proposed 1 for Bolsa Chica State Beach will be reviewed Monday by the South Coast Regional ?.one Conservation Commission. Jim White, an associate civil engineer wi th the state park! department, said today ·he hopes the master plan, Which covers redevelopment ol the th~mile beach through 1980, receives commission approval so the work can begin. Last June, coastal comrnlslioners did approve a $730,000 portion of !he Bolsa Cliica plan, but In October they demanded to ... the lull $1.8 millioe propoeal belol'O.-pwlng any further developmeoL Bolaa Cliica State Beach lies along the northwest llank of Huntington Beocll, stretching south from Warner Avenue to !he Bois.a Chica Bluffs. IN OLDER DAYS it Wa's referred to as "tin can beach" because of the litter that was strewn across the sand Irish Rioters Loot and Bw·n BeHas t Shops BELFAST, Northern Irelend (AP) - Rioters at1'ld!ed British troops and po- lice Saturday night, hijacked 00..S and looted and burned shops in a rampage that spread through Protestant enclaves of East Belfast. There were no reports of easuatties.~ Security forces said the rioting began after a Protestant man was arrested on dunes. rt has served as a tent city, covered with canvas homes and hastily built shacks; a gypsy travelers' camp, and a romantic gatherlltg place for_ yOWJg lovers. In recent years there have been complaints about the general rundown condition of the beach. Two years ago William PeM Mott, the state Director of Parks and Recreation, visited the city and announced a multi-million dollar project lo rebuild BolJa Chica State Beach and beautify it like the one-mile city strand. The $6.8 million proposal is a result of Mott's annoimcement. According to White, the rebuilt beach will han: ' • A new entrance on Pacific Coast H!ghway, 1.5 miles 90Uth of Warner Avenue. The entrance intersection will be signalized. • Scattered parking lots for 1,248 cars and 26 buses. • A tlm!e-mUe pnl111<111do, with room tor bicycles, running the length ot !he parking lacllJUes. • More than 25 l!Ceguard stands and one, permanent three-1tory l!Ceguant tower, with offices1 in the middle of the !\"•ch. 'e All underground utility lines, Includ- ing sewage, water, telephone and elec- trical hook-up& e Fourteen combination restrooms and dressing rooms. e Six snack bor conc:esoion stands, prl· vately buili and operated. e A loor-loot blch lenoe, land!ICIPOd, nmnlng the length ot the beach aloeg PacWc Coast Highway. White said· !he beac:h ..Orte Is planned In lour phues coetlng $730,000, !220,000, $2.9 million and $3 million each. Coastal commissioners have already approved the first phase, which I n v o I v e s construction of the new entrance and some parking. It ought to be completed · by the eod of 1174. The •econd pha,., which would add more parking, some lifeguard stands and bring to six the number of combination dressing rooms a n d restrooma, should also be finished this year if approved, White said. THE FIRST TWO phases will also cover the underground utility lines. Phase three, ,2.9 mllllon, involves added parkhig, ' dressing rooma, three concesoion standJ end construction or a three-story lifeguard tower and office. The first · throe phases Wiii fully develop the beach from !Is mid-point north to Wamer Avenue and &bould be llnlshed In 1171, White l&td. The Jut 13 million portion will do !he same for !he IOU!hem hall ol !he beach, but may not be accomplished untU 1960. Coastal commlasloners will review the Cull project during !heir day-Joni -Ion which begins st 9 a.m. at the Lang Beach Harbor Department headquarters, 9'l5 Harbor Plaza Drive. 93rd Congress Returns To Study Impeachment WASHING TON (AP) -· The 93rd power to lmpooe gas rationing and take COngress tttums for Its 197.f session many other steps to alleviate the fuel Monday wtlh possible Impeachment or shortage. President Nixon and tbe energy shortage • For the longer run . congressional its overriding immediate concerns. energy experts are placing their hopes oo a bill already passed by the Senate These two lssue.!1 are certaln lo mak1ng available S20 billion to conduct dominate the early weeks Oflbe session. research on new-energy sources. Nixon sa id Saturday he will propose The House is expected to act on this nc\v legislation dealing with the fuel early in the session. t---:----~--:--.:--=-:::=-----::-.--::=:=---~-..'.un".jdiscij;.;.j!DOed charges. r<ds-<ll...yoonl't.......,.medl-tlie---ild~ Hou se GOP Leader Wants slree<s, hurling rocks and bottles at sol- diers and policemen. A hijacked bu.s and a garbage truck \\"ere set fire. problem The major domestic legislation pushed -,,...B~u™t~le-ad-:e_rs_o-:r---,th-e-,,De-m-ocr-at.,.lc-co--n---tbyi)emocratic leaders in-tt..tax,heallth--- and welfare fields is faced with a severe Q~ck Impeachment Vote V.' ASlONGTON (UPI) -Ho us e will be able to interpret thelr vote Republican Leader John J. Rhodes Satur-in a number of ways." day called on !he House Judiciary Com· Senate DemocraUc Whip Robert C. mlttee to hold limited hearings and vote Byrd sald that President Nixon should promptly, yes or no, on a resolution discuss Watergate in detail when he . to impeach President Nixoo. comes before Congress Jan. 29 to deliver The Arizona congressman. who sue-his "State of the Union" message.· ceeded Vice President Gerald · L. Ford Byrd said in an interview that Nixon as minority leader, said that the House will be making,a mistake if he pretends would · gtve the committee subpoena bis Watergate problems do not exist powers soon after it recmvened Monday when he delivers the address before for its 1974 session. a joint session and on television. He suggested that a way would be Nixon has to take note of the "ln- found to give the house group access cootrovertible fact" ·that Watergate has to inionnation held by special Watergate severely affected "the true state 0£ Prosecutor Leon Jaworsk i if the the union," the West Virginian said. Judiciary CommJttee limited its sub--Byrd noted that Nixon has never men- poena requests to what was "reasonable" tioned Watergate in any formal com· and avoided what Rhodes labeled as munication with Congress. the "shotgun" approach ot !he S....te Watergate Committee. He said the Ervin committee had Tr uck ers Group fuWUE!d. its function and ought to wind A man was shot to death early today In Jhe town ol CarriCkf"'ilJS, the 10th victim th~ year...U Nonh Ireland's com- munal strife, and the 9'28th since 1969. He was hit by a snipe!"s bullet as he miked along a residenUal """'L Polioo said they had not yet Identified the vi<> tim. Cormack McCabe, a, a aimmander tn the parrunitirary Ulster Defense Regi- meat made up mainly of Protestaots, dis- appeared Saturday night whl!e vis!ting ~-hotel in Monagt\an, across the border m the Irish reiiiif>lic. Irish police said they v.-ere treating it as Lkidnaptng. · Jn Strabane, a market town on the border v.ith the Irish republic ™'O men walked into a tavern, placed a suitcase containing a bomb on the bar and gave a 30-minute waming. Half an hour lat~r the bu.1.Jding was blown to pieces. No one was injured. Jn another incident, North~ Ireland 's top Catholic politician fled from a res- taurant in Dungannon, 40 miles west of Belfast, just minutes before a bomb exploded, police sources said. Gerry Fit!, de)>uty chief of the nelV governing executive, ran for safety alter an anOD)'lllOUS caller telephoned that a bomb had been planted in the eSUiblish-ment. The bomb badly damaged the restau-rant· but no one was hurt. up its investigation. A repon-by ~he liberal NallonaHlom--Urges Sliutd,ow11• -F --s -· --·· · · E --d-mtttee for an EHectlve Coogress con· ranc upport ll S cerning impeachmen t suggested th at the WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, Ohio _fuJ1.Ji2Y§e.mi h YQll!:Jor imt!fillchmcnt (UPf) -The National Council of Ind"' P,\RJS <AP) -France h.:1s dc<'idcd as the easy way out. "Thffi--ISlili:leed pcnaent~Clfei'!-SS:turday-ca11ed ·for a-t~-stop supporHng · the franc on intema.- fear in the land and fea r in the House." l1\·<>-1vL-ek shurdo"11 of all trucks begin· t1onal markets for the next six months. , ' · · i h Jan. 21. government spokesman Jean Philippe House members, said. Council Presi dent Die o er sa1 ..... the decision to call on-drivers "to take By abandoning support for lhc faller-The committee erplained its reasoning their trucks home and park them for ing Cra ne, experts sajd the governm ent ~this w8:y: A 'non ' vote is the-definitive tv.·o weeks" was made after a meeting v.·as in. effect allowing It to float free .. vole, the \'ote for fmal and ultimate with .goveniment officials in \\'ashing-affected by only supply and demand. JI acquittal. The ';yes' vote, : both In the ton. the franc's value dips when financial Judi ciary Committee and In the House, ''The independent trucker is being fore-markets open on Monday, the move merely passes the buck on to another ed into oblivion by forces over '\\o1lich he v.·ould amotmt to a de facto devaluation, body (the Senate} and House members has no control," said Holder. they added. Idaho ~ains Continuing -- But Costly Storms Ta-per Off 011 Northwest Coas t . 11.S. 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" " '-Im """'9• .. " '•to lllODlft .. " ·-· n .. Pln':7.h S7 " . ·"' Porn , Ort. " " •• ltM I/VII .. ii ==-" "' " " ..... _ • .. Slit Utt " " .OI &In OltfO .. " t" FrtfKltn ,, .. . .. ••• " " ·" "''"' .. " . .. ' . ' - Dally Plitt Stiff "'*9 trolled Congress are hopeful that it proble1n, v.ilich almost certainJy means can tum Its attention ta some major jt all cannot be acted 00 in 1974. domestic Issues and write a better record The problem is that it all must get on them than it managed in the first through the bottlene<:k of one Hoose sesJion in 1973. committee, Ways and Means, and the They would like to ll"O passage of comparable Senate panel. Finance. These a broad tax reform bill, a national commltte.. have jurtsdlctlon over all health Insurance measure, and a welfare-threo subjects. reform plan with a guaranteed income 10< poor lamlli .. , lndudlng those with jobs. The \Vhlte House has lndjcated Ni.Ion will challenge !he legislators to do somethlng on bealth insurance and welfare this year by presenting hiJ own plans. The How;e Judiciary Comm i t tee already has under way an intensive investigation of charges against Nixon. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE DtllvtrY of Ow Oail1 Pilol is guara~lttd MM<li«·I"~••: II ... .. ...t ...... fftr NM• .., lrM ....... c•U 111d '"' c...-, •• ... 111•\l'lftl •• ,.,,. , ..... ,. ,..... ... ,,,. .. "" Sa ll.on P lrket The committee must decide, possibly by ApriJ, whether to send to the House for a vote a resolution to impeach the President. SltwNy lfMI ....... ,: II .,.. .. Ml ,....... ,..... ~ .-, t '·"'· SMtlf'llJ. ff I '·""' s.M..,, c1n •"' • "'" "'41 llt ,,.....,. It 'l'M· '9ltl .,, .... ""'" 11 1.111. Tt~phonts . Pedro Rameriz of Livingston, on strike with the United Farm Workers for seven months, picketed Sav-On drugstore in Newport Beach Saturday for selling Gallo Wine. · DemocraUc leaders are presal!lg for the earliest possible action on an emeriiency energy blll left dangling when Congresa quit for Chrtatmas a month ago. """" °""" ,..,..,. """' ....... ......, ~ .........,., ......... ltKll ..,. WltttftlMtw ... , • • • ... ,..,. ... ,.._.., ,,,...,_ •tldl. .......... ~ ...... o-..... ..... ~-. U.-NlfMI .. !_..,,.... The bill wou1d give the President · . /¥fni1 Y011r P111tu lylitlll at ••• ltade-\ft ' WESFEN'S ---... --.... __ _ ,~.~lE-carneras et cet_.. SO C"AST PLAZA HISTO• AT .......... ..., ...... """" 1 'fl MON. TNltU ..... lM SAT, IM SUN, lH BESI ·PRICE EVER . 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SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) - Tu1> lelters purportedly !rom o. wanted member of the Syrn- biooese Liberation Anny say heavily arn1ed revolutionaries will "defend" t"'O fmprlsoried mem:,ers because "al! combat forces arc intact. 11 Tho San Francisco Ex- aminer and Chronicle received Ralph Stone of the American Society of Civil Engineers said Friday the vast bed of waste looks like an oil slick from the air. "Some say sludge is a fertilizer and helps fish and sealife. I feel it upsets the natlll'aJRalance," be ta.id. Reirtecke Asked Aid? City . Bureau of Sanitation chief Robert Bargeman con- ceded the oll·!lbore dumping has caused "a minor lrn- plngement" in the ocean en- virorunenl. ''There are not as many species or sea.life on lhe bot- tom. lt's not a dead area -there's just not the variety there was," said Bargeman. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke' says he made a personal plea for Gov. Ronald Reagan,'..s_ support in the R<publlcan gubernatorial primary just before Reagan said he would remain neutral, the Los Angeles T i me s repc>rted. Reinecke 's comments were confinned by a spokesman for Reagan. but they contradict statements made by Reagan at a news conference in Sacramento last Tuesday. Reinecke said he l o l d Reagan "he had a great OJ> Portunity for political leadership, to lead t h e Republican Party in a dif(icult year to ''ictory. l told him that opportunity won't be <here after the primary," the newspoper ree<>rted. Reinecke said that \vhen Reagan told him he would remain neutral during the primary, Reinecke re p 1 i e d that ~'OU\d be satisfactory "providing that it was a gen- uine neutrality." lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~ Super snowman An unusually heavy snowfall at Big Bear inspired this 12-foot figure, built by students at Big Bear Middle School. The children, with Principal Al Waner, add finishing touches with a chain saw. 2 Kidnaping Charges fought STOCKTON (AP) -Kid- ---Jllll"1g..J:llwrgeL1iltcL.aioinst two accused mass murderers should be dropped, tile defend- ants' attorneys says. Defense attorneys George Dedekam and Sa m Li bicki argued Friday !hat there is only clrcumstanlial evidence proving de!endanta W i I Ii e Luther Steelman and Douglas The k.idn8ping charge car-evidence," said Libicki, a ries the heaviest penalty ,;;th~e,..JEbl~ic=-~de!e~f,:,e~n~de!e'"r~~w~ho~ two can recelYe lnOOrfMtfl -represents Steelman. "The life imprisonment w i t h o u t PoSSibility of parole. court must draw the dif- The two men appeared in ference between rational m-· San Joaquin County Superior ferences and speculation.'' Court for a hearing Friday. The attorneys said there Judge Chris Papas said he was nothing to prove that would rule on the dismissal Perkin was actually taken motion Jan. 25. from his house to .the store or Mallory :Sr: C or D Batteries :·4273c identical letters Frid a y purportedly from Nancy Ung Perry, 26, wanted by polke tor an arson fire at a Concord horn<! l"'<!uented by tbe Sym- blonese Uberatloo Anny. TiiE LE'rfER, which police tenned "authentic," sa id the Symbionese Liberation Anny is a multiracial group of arm- set back and all combat forces are Intact." Llttle and Remlro, both reported n'lembers of the Sym· blonese Liberation Army, are charged lVith assault on a police officer with intent to commit murder. The charges stem from a shootout Jan . 10 ln Concord. e d re v o I utionarles who 01''L y RE~URO has been assassinated. Oakland schc>ol charged with murder in the Supt. Marcus Foster last Nov. FD.Ster slaying. Police said he 6 lo fight fascism. was cal'T)'ing the gun which "All units of the Symbionese balliStics tests sho\11 fired the Liberation Army are to be cyanide tipped h.lllets ¥lhich heavily and offensively armed killed Foster. "ith-c~·arude~bullets i.i all n.e wrlter· also said that their "'·eapons," the letter she. Little and Remiro did SClid. not murder Foster but th::it The letter addressed Russell other ''soldiers'' of the group Lillie and it.t.ichael Remiro, assassina.ted the b I a c k both imprlsoned st San· Quen· educator in a hall or cyanide· tin, as "1ny closest com· laced bullets. paneros" and said: The rc<:!ent letters were ''You have not been fo rgot. · sll{lled "from Fa h I 1. a h . ' · ten and you wfll be defended another name usL'<i by l\1 iss because there has been no Perry. $1°9 Sylvania- Flashcubes :·=77C -E. Gretzler lddnaped a Victor grocery store owner and forc- ed him to open his store safe. Steelman, 28, or Lodi, and Gretzler, 21, ol New Yori< City, ere dlarged here with slaying the store . owner • Walter Parkin; his wife, two chll4ren, and five other persons Nov. 6. "What we are really dealing that anything was taken from with is cl r cu ril s lan t i a I him by force. Firm Capitalizes .. On Energy Crisis Reg. *5 11Wastclox Elac. Alarm Clock $24 95 Polaroid Square Shooter II The bodies were found the next day al the Parkin home. Sbull!'s omcers said 13,000 was missing from the store sate. STEELMAN AND Gretzler have also been charged with other mui'ders in C&lifomia and Ariz.one, kidnaping for mbbery and fi ve counts of armed robbery. Equity Case Plcii ~ade • SAN FRANCISCO CAP) - Entrepreneurs here have hop- ped on the' energy crisis bandwagon. A Santa Rosa firm offers "C.old Guard," a cream it etnt or normal heating and cooling costs when bonded to windows. For a three-bedroom house, the COil would be about $250. claim! retains body heat JTI' G'ft thereby making it easier to I live wi th a turned.down thennosta~ 'Illegal' "It's portieularly good !or ___ J.06.ANGELES (AP) -The former executive vice presi- dent for insuran~e operations the bands and !eet -the SAN FRANCISCO CAP) - nrst places to get cold," said A $100,000 1Tr contribution William Perihudoff, general to the 1972 Republican Na- manager--of--B a-n-t-e-r-g.e-tionaJ Cicmvention was iUegaf; Laboratories, explaining "the says Secretary of State Ed- coating dries qu ickly and mund G. Brown Jr., but be kee~ body heat in for \Ip can sue to-correct the •--to six hours." . . ...... 1be "Ener-G-Saver'' is sup-Justice even if the Nixon • Arnenca, Fred Levin, has pleaded gUllty to rour counts ol a !ederal Indictment cbarg- ing aimlnal Consp Ir acy, -pplng and !rsud. Levin. 36. told U.S. Dist. Cowi Judge Jes.1e W. CUrtla that his desire was "lo ex- ped.He and accelerale the con.. cluston d this affair." He had earlier piejlded tmocent. Sentenclng was set for May J3. MaXimum penalty would be 17 years in prison and • fine or $31 ,000. The govern- ment said It had agreed to drop 29 OltK!r charges aga inst Levin when he ls sentenced. 0 c . · 121>-percent and triple the -proo!'CIJle. life of light bulbs. Marketed Brown, a Democratic can- by Hyprinetics Inc. of San cUdate for governor ·argued' Lean~ro, ~ $6 solid*!tate before . the 9th u .s: Circuit plug-m device cuts voltage Court or Appeals Friday that from 12 to 110 volts. he has the standing as a The "Wattsaver" by Duro-private citizen to rue suit Lile Lamps o1 Fairlawn, N.J . against the g i an t con- comes in wattages of 55, 92 glomerate. and 133 designed to bum 8 Lawyers !or !Tl' told the pertent les. electricity than court the money oiler by more conventional bulbs or &O, Sheraton Hotels, an I T q-uo and UO witta. . . ; subsidiary, ,.., legal and lllat And the PIF Corp. of the case is moot because the Oakland bas developed a money wu re.turned when the reflective film that a convention was moved from spokesmail said &aves 2S per-San Diego io Miami. Boom in 'Demons' Feared SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -of the San Franclscif Medical suffered pa\n!ul c h o k Ing Sensational p u b I I c I t y sur· Society said his training in-sensations and saw objects rounding a Roman Catholic dicates that persons who propelled around their home. believe they are poMessed by Bellamy said he was no t priest'• report ol exorcising the devil usually are su!lerlng ridiculing religious beliefs demons could t i J g g e r "delusion and schizophrenia." and said he could not make tho1isands lo! .,.... or !mag-Bellamy said he "a. an Individual diagnosis ol tbe Ined demonic poaeaajon, a dismayed at publicity our-Daly City cue. psycbtatrlst warned Saturday. round\ni the movie , "The Ex- Dr. Wlll11m Bellamy, 'Oho orcist," and tbe report by tbe BUT HE SAW he has seen has practiced poychoanalysls Rev. Karl Patzelt tllat be ex-"literally thouaands" o! delud-- !or 3t years, aa\d the power orcired the devil !rom a Dsly ed penons, many o! whom ol ~estlon !rorn the publlcl· City family last summer. tbollght they were poooessed ty could ailed many Im-Father Patult aaid Friday by demona. m11ture and I n s e c u r e that he performed the ancient The psychiatrist said that • penonalltlea who already feel Chrlstia:n .ritual to free the "almost in var I ab 1 y'' a the world is alien and husband , bis wife .and y&.mg penon'll belleVe that he is populated by demonll. , son who were physically possessed can be traced to The !onner chalnnan · ol tonnenled by Salall. Tile faulty upbrlnllng u an infant the mental health committee Jesuit priest said the family and young child. ·--'-~~~--~-.:.~~'--...:..~~~~-I OUR SUNDAY HOURS TWELVE TO FIVE ...,. (lllt 111• • • • • • • 99 Ts.:' s11•• Tharagran M High Potency Vitamin Ftrm1l1 wilfl Ml11t11la Goes from Oven to Table in Style! 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So...- Xl'lll durillljl JOltl • -·Batot-1-8-Callulose- Spongas =·68C Silla Hu,.tl""Ttfl., l<M11h tS-ll•11tl1•"'" ~ Tov;!le'r, lftOrl QblO<'btnt lhen l)"lth•tic: pol~. ,., II-hold cleoftffto -"' on 11n'-rd of low • r • ,. A• DARY PROT EDITO'CIIA.L PAGE ' us ice Just a year ago, in connection with the jailing o( newsman William Farr for his refusal to identify con- fidential news sources, we commented, 'rThe indefinite imprisonment of a citizen without trial on the sole whim of a single o!licial, is the stock in trade of dictatorship." Far"r had just been rele8$ed on his own recognizance after spending 46 days in jail on the order o( Judge Charles Older. The Farr case is still pending, but last week, in a tangle of judicial verbiage, the court of appeal came up with the devious ruling that while Farr's indefinite sentence did not constitute "cruel and unusual punish- ment," as he maintains, it might "at 'some point" be- come so. The court declared that since Farr's sentence was coercive (designed to persua~e .him to reveal informa- tion)-rithef than punitive, it '!"as not, in fact, a punish ment. However, the court ruled, should it be estab- lished that confinement, because of an established moral principle, would not accomplish to court's purpose,, it "might" then become punitive. This is a lot of strained, legalisti c nonsense. A sys- tem that countenances an endless jail term for no crime is morally indefensible and ought to be struck down without delay or equivocation . It is high time the judiciary and the bar association stopped ducking the issue on the abu ses of contempt -of which the Farr case is but one glaring example - and launched a long.overdo reform. Justice ought to take th~ precedence over judges. Good•gt1y Dtike Wayne It was a showdown of classic proportion in a plot worthy of any of John Wayne 's encounters with The Other Side. It was, of course, the actor~s sho\fdown with the gents from Harvard who offered Wayne the Harvard ver .U ges Lam~oon's Brass Balls award iI he'd show up to ac- cept 1t. · Wayne pulled out from his Newport Beach home and beaded east for the confrontation. Lesser souls would have sniffed at an invitation to be sniped at by sti.ippety collegians. The scene was pure Wayne. Cigar jutting into the Cambridge cold, he gteeted his adversaries from atop an Army weapons carrier. Then the showdown. It may have surprised Harvard, but Wayne was superb. He displayed high humor, rapid response and the dii.tinct impre!;i;;ion that he was a damned good guy. Which shouldn't have· been a surprise at all. He really is. More Than a FairSliare? It used to be, in the not-very·distant past, the nick out of the paycheck Tor social security didn't hurt much. Back in 1968, for example, you could expect to pay 4.4 percent or your earnings for the first $7,800 or your income. The maximum you were taxe4 came to $343 a year. For 1974, you'll pay 5.85 percent on the first $13,· 200 of income. Your contribution for social security will come to. $772.50 if you make $13,200 or more. Since your employer matches your share, your en- rollment in the social security program will add uii. to a tidy bill of $1 ,545 in 1974. · In other words, it has nlore than doubled in only a five-year period. Even in a period of iqflation, that's a staggering burden to have imposed on us. Increased benefits have accompanied the jump in tax, to be sure, but we must face the fact that mem· bership in the social security program is edging up as a major share of the amourit withheld from us each pay period. .· Arabs Ironic Saviors of America's Economy ( It is hard to imag_ine a more favorable of the American economy, far from development in the long rWl for the .being weakened by the energy crisis, American economy . than. the oil~nergy have been greatly improved. ai.sis. Without realizing it, the Arabs PERHAPs THE best way t 0 ~= P';; understand this paradox is to e1amine America's economic position in . NORMAN COUSINS ) the U.S. economic relationship to Japan. fix prices and operate as cartels. position, both at For the past decade, .Japan has been Japanese wages, as is well-k:nowri, are home and in the knocking the stuffings out of the United far under U.S. wage scales, Even when world. States in the sale of ind us tr I a 1 we give Japanese industry high marks So far the Amer-merchandise, synthetic fibers and for e"pertise, initiative and drive, the lean people have commodity chemicals in the international fact remains that ifs low labor costs viewed the oil short-marketplace. , · are a powerful factor in its abijity age largely in te~s Japan has ,become something ~f ~ to undercut the United States not jusf " t~ difficulties forcing~~ fol".. industrial ~ucticn. in the world market but inside the ~ getting ~ one place ~o another, or Govern~t policy has f a v o r e d United States itself. m beating their homes, or m the redUCt'd ~ufa~uril]at in -evt:rf particular, all · Meanwhile, Japan has been pursuing 8!-'PPlY of the various: fot;mS of m~-. ~~ wa,-, ~1 ~~ to ~atively~ a-chain· reaction effect in the economic diae. · · •. "' · 'llettient anllpollillj!!D regulatloni. Several sector, Not only has she b·e e n 'This is understandabtj:'; people tena. ye-a~,a(O, for eiample, when''a, teCesslon disadv~taging the economies of olher to judge· events by the Way their own threatened the Japanese economy, iron countries by her pricing policies, but lives are affected. But the prospects and steel cx:impanies were allowed ~ she has been using her accumulated ' ~:.->. ;··· •, <:,_~~".'-. . ' , , capital to acquire vasl landh<ildings abroad, as in Canada, and to obtain important positions in the s to c k O\vnership of foreign companies. The result is that Japan is able to combine political le".erage along with her ecmomic power. ONE OF THE prindpal reasons for the U.S. decision to devalue the dollar was to reduce Japan's competitive advantage. In the past year, devaluation has been 'working. Tbe Japanese yen has stopped soaring in relatiuts.ltlp to the dollar. America has been iitcreasing its. Share of the world market'. Our adverse balanCe-of..trade trend at long last has been shifting favorably. The world oil shortage could not have hit Japan at a worse ti~ from · its O\VD standpoint. Instead of being able to meet peak orders for merchandise from all over the world, Japan has been forced to cut back sharply in to put through sharp increases in price industrial production. ' or add to the serious strain in their Ll'rrLE WONDER that Japanese domestic economies. _ , ini;iney traders have been rushing to Another effect of the Arab oil ~ eichange yen for dollars; · sqtieeze will . be a more competitive· What has happened to Apan is also situation for Japan than so far, il has , happening, although to a ·'~ extent, had to sustain inside the United States. to w .. 1 GeTmany and other iifdustrial Up to now, Japan bas be"1 taldng hilUOQS_ · nations. They have been hit far harder of OOUars out of the American economy.· by the Arab embargo and the price Jt will still be a powerful factor in hike than the United Sll!te5. the U.S. markel bul will no longer Looking beyond lbe emergency phase have such strong advantages against of tbe present eoonomic crisis, the United Ameri~ manufa~~· States is in a far better position to The 1~proved pos1hon of the . United strengthen its tong-term econo.mic Stztes with resi>et:t to Japan ~U also prospects than Japan· or its other be true to varymg degrees m our prindpal compe/i!Ofs .. -~. lhe new " CO!"P'ttiOve relatiooship iviJ!t. Ille ,~tio"'I small.ears cl>me'hff thelletrOil asembly ·06\W.eittri! Europe. \ .. . ; Jines, . for example, they \\ill be The Arabs didn\t intend it to work attractively priced aJongside t· he out this way, but they may well have dwindling imports from Japan _and West saved the United States from a major Gennany, both of·which will either have depression. Nixo1i d Pussycat on Communism? Liberals Reversing Roles By GODFREY SPERLING stages, and no, malter bow much Ibey --·-· .... ·--·--·~· ____ .. W.ASHING1'Dli=WhoeVJ!t-.WOuld.baVA-~ pj>posed military aproprlalions for lbat thought that the tiine would come when wa:1 th~ senators now are lowenng were e1changing embraceS the Russians were secreUy reannµ,g the Arabs and' egglng on a start of War in the Mideast. the Democratic liberals or at least their voices on current d e f e n s e some very-prominent D ~ m o c r a t i c .appropriations. ---i111ora1s;-woa1cr1"'·'1akl!!g·11r.-1XJSttlmr--The irony is that in so doing they , ' • \1liU. ,ll/EllE. I WAS. PLAYING-'I/AIL 1l> l'Jj£ ClllEl'' ON Wll.lr r TI®!!T WAS MV AcciJRPIOIL •• that Richard Nixon is soft on com-are beginning to echo the ,position .of . • ? " That essenti3Ily ls what such ~nators as Kennedy, Bentsen and MOAdale are saying these days when they charge the President with overseWng the benefits of detente. wilb Moscow. And . at least ·one observer here - Leslie H. Gelb cl ·the New York Times -is tying li1is emerg!ng "hard·line" posiUoo to the national p o I i I i c a I ambitioM of Kennedy, Bentlen, .and Moodale, among t others. ; Tlll!SE SENATORS II seems, have decided. that there is i m p o r t a n t Democratic support-.votes -in staking out a new and harder position on war, specifically the Mideast .1\'ar. ' No matter how much they abhQrred war in Vietnam, at least in its later consistently, rbas been suspicious pf Soviet intentions, in Vietnam as w~ll as in the Mideast : Democratic Sen. llenry M. Jackson. Jackson too bas presidential ambitions. Further, the senator from the state of W aablttgton has been strengthening his early. bid for lhe 1976 nomination lbrougb his all""11 pro-ilrae~ antt.SOvlet, suspicious-of-detente 1tand. W• have Bat In aevera1 cin:les recently in which lhooe wbc> would,..U · Utemselve! liberals have been hJihly criUcill of what they called the President's· blindness ' to /the r tra 1 ln!eDtlons of SOviet leaden. , '!be subltance cl their posluOn ·was that even while Bre1Jmev and N'wm Free Speech J)epend·s on Tenacity -of-·~l\fe·dia WASHINGTON -At a moment when publication of a book. Written by Victor ( most people believe that the media have Marchetti and John Marks, Conner ) gol the government off their back, the employees of the CIA and State VON HOFFMAN Olmmunicalioos industry is in deep Department respectively, the printing trouble wilh. !he courts, the Justice of "The CIA and .the Cult of Intelligence"· .._ _________ _, bas been held up for .. many lllMihs Ile tment and the _ __.,it may have Jost mucil •of iis timeliness OlVet a civil righla· trial In his Federal COmmuni•~ca~· -"",4~iltii?ej"'~· -anil ""1lil16dal'value. --courtroom-. The-Ftflll;-Cilttilt- tions Commission. ~ _, ' s• .... ·ck down.. the-J tH J n g aa CBS has gotie so far I' ha~~ i!'~t ":'~ ~.:~ ..;;.;,.stitulional, bu! tltcreed lilat , the ~i!\~~!':: -19.f--fighting the case. The president cl eport.,.. should have.obeyed It an~. nl wf t Random .Jlouoe, Robert 0 -·•· ••~ IT'S NOT -JUST THE hired hanci1I coting an "u a u .ugua.-.., ........, .. plan to uae the pow· he's going to get the -out one in the media U!al";\lte government la er and machinery "'ay or another, even if that me.am going after. Id Miiwaukee, st. Louis of lhe federal gov· prinling It with blank spaces ·lndlcaliflg and Des Moines, the,_ g011emment ts !he hundreds ·cl cuts ordered by lite trying to fqroe newspipera to surrender emment to restrain. govemm~t censors. ' o~rship of local radio and televiaion Intimidate ancf inhibit crtticism" of, the Equally pernicious Is a . Florida staliqns. However bad llte p\tbllc poUq Administratloo. Supreme Court order requtrlrii lhe is to aUow such coocenlration of·mellfa Whether or no! you want to go lbal Miami Herald to give a failed 1o.ca1-o'l"""hlP lb. a given dfY, it b!,omall far, publi shers and broadcasters are politicia~ w~ was rejected by the~ .... patooties ~mpered to the cartClldr'I~ being rorced to spend such huge amounts equal ume 1n replying to arf article of ownership and: J)O\'er in Cha hllib, of money in litigation that, win or lOie, critical of him. . -· public uUllUo, ei:tr.aclion ,ad they may decide tbal risking disapproval In another case not long ogo'1 the manufa~uri .. tndustr1e9. ' · In Wllhiniton is too expensive. nine supremes refused to hear llte ap1'eal A Ju~ce Dep¢ment tI!"t alyes ITT For the first time in our history the of lwo Baton Rouge repot1fn who, wero and lhe Cblle llanhatt'Atli Biril< a pl• CIA bas lttoceeded tn getting a oour1 fined $.100 each for vlQ!ating a Federal on anUtrust and 'then flingl "Ila mfcht 1o place a prior restraint on !he judge's order forbiddin& lite media to at the Des Moines Register lAya lt.leJf •• ' l open to the charge of mallcIOus proseculkln. · •. _ The television people are liJlhlJnll oU governmeut encroadtmml froDi a clozeo directtoos. NBC is curiently 1U...pling to overlltrow an FCC ruling ~ lite -to do a program bt 1a-orllie way many WOttiiii .,. ,iOblJed, defrauded and cheated oul of their penst-'Ibis ts to niUe up, alrlnitlY enoUglt, for • docunallrl' In - NBC lbond Utat D11111 -ore robbed, defrauded and cbeialed • out of their pestiions. NONE Oil' THU ·Is 1 def-cl the entd lilat clullera up the cbannels ewsy , · nllbt• -cl it la awful, ·but II ""° AT AN011IER level la the go""1llll<llt lblDll II'• bad, !ti'• ~te tnotteY effort to prolltblt the networl<J from .. 11111 Ille .... ·111 tM 11.'CC lltd tbe IJl'Oduclnl tbair own enltttalnm<s!I " J-~ and the Wlttte a- ihows. CBS' bas called It harassment . ~· ..... wt111 im .,..,......_ and inttmldaQon. U It litl 't, Ihm It -111111> Ill* --·· ls 1 Wittie l!OUIO au.mpt to l1lllsfy = rw ...ts. Ille -llBC 11111on ~ to ~ more joba for ~ ..., ar J'tit am-·-' 1-. and llqelland&· the lJlllill1llll N!Ptl1 N-t Tiie bml -~te that • Al maltn are-· ll*lla-... De'-'11 doO'I prodace more llllD 1bout edtlon, ""'1lucera and ai.-an • quarlw "' tile .. ~ .,,.., --... tbelr ~ -. • but'lbafr 'W<Uliya., Ibid .... they ......... "' lair li ... 1111112 .. do-pniduce--1lell!l ,Jlelray Ille -~lld • tlllir 'rdJ°'I Llt'r llDpr lllq a,'t for _...... ....... cl -• ._,...u .. lttl a.---· ' ~J 'Ibiis, these and others who hold this · view are saying that Mr. Nixoil is being duped by detente. They are saying he ' has let bis guard -down--..,.---and-that ·· the Russians are takin advanta e him. Shades of the '40s and '505 when the ·Republicans and Richard Ijbion In particular were making the same kind of charges against lhe Democrat.! and · their leaders. But now• the world aeem,, to have~; spun around quite a bit TllE1IE ARE EVEN some liberal critics cl Mr. Nlmn who ore saying • that he Ital .modulated lite utterances .' of tile "Voice cl America" and that ·· the U.S. is now SMding on I y 11creampuffs" .along to the "Ru.ssilns in : our hroadcasla Utat are beamed in !heir dlnocllon. So now ~residentfal aspirants , like F.dward Kennedy are going to lry to , ouHtawk Ri\'hard Niion. And in so doing , they are going to try to make bim out • to be a pussycat on oommuntsin. • ' What a strange,-atrange world. Godfrey 'Sperling ii chief of the ' W08hingl<m bureou of The Chrlslian Science Monitor. , 1 ' ' • -----------,,..-....... ... :.. ... 11ncla1, Januar, 20, 1974 DAILY PlLDl A 7 e Crisis t.o • A · Free Market , Prepar:e for New Value s and Ban Nuclear E_iiergy lly DR. 1IOBEIIT F. ltooNEY on:e a mulUtude of. adj,.tmenta Jn their Ule styles and In their alilllty to accumulate ..,,. materl1l woolth. They abo fear that w Ide a pre ad W>Omploymenl will reolllt from the ... rgy cruls. . I think tbese lean are exaggerated. In my opinion we ..-i view the energy cruls u .a goldea -1tmlly to shVl gradually towards a_ way · of life inore at peace with ourselves ahd our precipui natural mvirortmel)t. We don't have to use vut amounts of energy to live happy and fullllllng llv.S. We developed our' current U!e style and It! concomitant material goods becauee energy and other natural raources were .,chtap and readily available -not becai..;e our ,current lif~ style Is the only rat.km.I way to liv&. AT FlllST TllB burden of higher energy prices will be dllflcult to bear beca,.. both consumers and lnduatry p o o 1 e s s vast quanlltles of -spedalized capital goods deslgn<d to. operate on low<ost energy. Yet In 1111)<, CGMWners and Industry Will ldjusl their <OllS1llllj>tlon of goods and ~ices to reflect the reall)ies of high cost energy. C.OOSumers will buy smaller, more flCGDOm1cal cars. They will travel less; imulate their homes better; live closer fo Work, shopping and recreation; use fewer electrical appliances, and buy grocery items with less packaging and prooesaing. wrote these adjustmenfa are being made, employment opportunities will n o t disappear. On the contrary -consumer demand will it anythinf' be stimulated and American Industry will shift to production goods and services reguiring less energy. Industry will find ways to substitute capital and labor for ~ In lls producllan ....,.....s. Agrlcullw9 will learn ta use melhocls rtqulrlng berbtcldes. Developing and lnotalllng energy· conaemng equipment will likely leotl to ·• new investment and empJOyrhent boom -not depression and Industrial stagnatloo. WHAT WILL OOME out of ~ odjuatmenl process, ii ... allow the free manet ...i human nature to run. their collective COW'Sel, is a mo"' pleasant and liveable -Id than we have today. . OUr Incomes Will be lower when measured in terms of their ability ta buy the kind of material goods appropriate to a world of. Jow-oost f!nergy. Yet, there will be offsetting. benefits -like on enhane<d ability ta enjoy the kinds of CUitural actlvititlS that do uot require relatively large amount1 of energy and physical goods. We have become so booted on our energy intensive, materialistic way of 'life that many Americans view any other way of life as irrational and suitable only for hippies and dropouta. Yet as the phllooopher Herbert Maraiae points oul, our present life style lo only rational within its conlel<l Change the relative av8llabllily of en- ergy and other natural resources. and or en- viron.mental sinks i.o_to which we can harmlessly dispose of our waste products, and a new ration· ality will evolve naturally. GOVERNMENT AT all levels: seeins almost paralyzed by the energy crisis. Officials seem to hope that It results from a giant conspiracy among the oil companies that will go away if given enough time and political pressure. Both political parties seem to view the energy crisis as an opportunity to propose all kinds of governmental actions designed to bold down energy prices and to increase energy supplies -regardlw of the adverse, possibly catastrophic economic and environmental Impacts ol - actions. ' utilitiee to burn high sullur oil and coal, spending . billions on .....rcb and development pro~ to prod..., Hquld and gaseous fuels from coal and oil shale and similar propGSals are viewed as rational by pollticlam and others who see greater maltrlal pealth as IM primary goal for our society. We will .nm out of either energy resources or a liveable envtronment &0metlme in the none too distant future even if these policies temporarily do increase energy supplies. THE WORST possible way to solve the energy crisis would be for the government to hold down energy prices and suppress the resulting shortages through mandatory fuel allocation programs and outright rationing. These programs tend to be viewed a5 being temporary; hence consumer demand and business Investment are lokely lo be depressed rather than ltlmulated (as when energy prices are ~itted to rise to free market levels). Tbe -to f!uy a small car today are diminished greatly U gasollne Is expected to be plentiful and low cost In one or two years. We are far more likely to suffer a business recession if rationing ls used. . New technologies are unlikely to solve the energy crisis for many years. Nu c I e a r power ls exceedingly dangerous to ourselves and future generations, and in my opinion should be banned immediately. Virtually all of our present euvlronmental problems result directly from the waste products of the exploitative. new technolog- ies that made possible the pas'--.century of ~ nomic growth and our present addil:tion to energy intensive, material goods. Our present materialisUc, wealth maximizing Some Expert·s Fear WWIII Is Nigh Some thoughtful military and economic dislocations will occur and perhaps move As the winter progresses and the crisis Washington experts are begiMing to some nations to drastic remedies. BARRY deepens, more and more is being beard btlleve that the natibns of the globe Official Washington has just begun at)out what some writers refer to as "the are al this moment closer to World to absoib the awful truth about what GOLDWATER unthinkable solution." War III than at any lime since the the Arab oil producers can do to Europe, What they mean is a solution based Axis was defeated. Japan -and the United States If they on force -on the assumption tha\ -cause f th'" 1·1 1·s of course -linue to use their oil su lies fo -~~==-=="'""=-~·r ~~ ·t-'" I · ·irn~e~~r.0~~~~~*1~+.':~~~-i;f.;i-'ii/ii\;;i~'i;;;rrif.;;f-~~~E":~~-.aml.""SalRli""""Arnbla could slp&On off most UC ore 1.1n:y suum1 w wrec ng t e r >--~lie wor e ene""' crisis: e actors , ntemahona political purposes. From ml th · 1·11 I 1 th · ·~ k lked of the workl's currency. They could econo es, e1r po 1 ca sys ems, e1r !»th intematiooal and domestic , now the actions already ta en or ta positions in the world, the countries comlna to llgbt mate lt plain that the about, it is possible to see a financial load Swiss bank accounts maintained that desperately need oil will resort conference ell Feb. 11 in W'ashington of crisis developing that could destroy the by members of the Arab oil countries to military power tQ take it away from oil commning nations may just tum economy of the entire Western Worki. with billions of dollars while depression, the Arabs. out to be "the last best hope on earth.'' In fact, the Arab nations. wblch massive unemployment and widespread If It all ended there, the situation Uni• the leaders of the affected contain only a tiny proportion of the suffering swept over areas that are would be disgraceful but not disastrous. nations develop a program of cooperation world's population, hold a powerful presently dependent upon the Arab The name for it would be "military reach.bl& arvund lhe entire world, monopoly. Some of the price risel talked qations for the energy to turn their conquest" rather than uburglary at the massive industrial and econ o m i c about in prod~ areas aucb. u Kuwait wheels, heat their homes and nm their point of a nuclear ~" But what makes Industry. II unlikely lbat the iceoario would end Racist_s C()me in Many ' Cowrs, Som.e C-harming When I was ·at the Univenity of Wisconsin working on a Ph.D. in English, people kept asking me, "What do ~ou Want a degree In English , for-? No pne Is going to hire' a Ja--to, lelcb Engllsb!" ~ S. I. HAYAKAWA "But we're not at war with caaada!" In the years following Jill doctinte. I often bad to wooder U ·my friends were rtght. Nobody seemed ready to so THE CASE was appealed, but hire 1 Japenese -DOlblng came of It. Apparently I even a Canadian. remained an "enemy alien." However, born Japanese like I escaped the relocation camps, since myoell, who cootdn•t the internment of Japanese did no1 apply read or write Jap-to those east oC the Rockies. ' anese -to teach Then early in 1942 "1 did iomethirlg English. J must have incautious. I was invited by Dr. Metz: written to a hundred Locharcl, then editor of the militartt colleges and univer-Chicago Def~er, to contribute a weekly slties looking for an column. 1 accepted with pleasure. Many military men and ecmomists there, if it were ever begun, is the cannot visualize a situatiOn in fact that the Arab countries have which Europe a n d . Japa n would powerful allies Jn Eastern Europe that .illee!dY submit to economic chaos and might be expected to come to their destructipn. As ~ oPseryer ooll\DHlllied, aid. "The Arabs have oil, frut doo't forget, If this batipened, it would present France, Britain and the United States th~ world with a cla.s.sic c.nd perhaps have the nuclear bomb." disastrous confrontation between the · The danger ·of . World Wir W is Soviet Union and her 511tellites on one astounding .in a number of respects. hand and the United States and her The cause of th~ peril is so irksome allies on the other. and so personal to all individuals that Let me emphasize that the dire the world's population hasn't yet tumbled situation I have depicted here is only to the gravity of what Is taking place. a pos.>;ibllily grounded In the COO<em Quite understandably, people are more of some officials who view the situation worried about how to gel gasoline, stay as eiplooive. Needlesl to say, tt will warm and keep their jobo than ta do preaeot Secretary of State Henry more than engage in a bitter and futile Kis.siriger 1ritb tbe most 1 e r i o u s attempt to place the blame for the diplomatic missJon of bis career. shortage. They don'I yet' oee the Arab When the talka open in Washington oil embargo,· compounded by price on Feb. 11, many considerations, onJy increases and political demands involving a few of which I have ... mentioned. will Israel, for what it is -the international have-fo be taken Into comkleration and match Whldi could touch Oli a weighed in the llghl ol what Is best conflagration. for the entire world. F oundatioii of Sovie t Society persooal and social goala became appropr1ale only about 200 years ago when the untrapped Id and an increasing rate of technieal change e pursu of .rreaier.,-tth socially feasible. JN THE MIDDLE Ages and at the times of PlalO and Christ the prlmaFilY static natural resource bue and state of technology meant that increues in one man's .,.·ealth must result In a reductioD in someone else's wealth. Hence social justice and each man 's personal salvation were Important tOCial goals to the elite classes of those times. If my analysis of the present constraints on htunan behavior Imposed by rising COils of energy UKI other natural resources and by the declining level of environmental quality Is correct. we • may soon have to change both our personal and national goals. IA!t's get politics out of energy and rely on the time-proven free market , capitalist system to solve the energy crisis. Let's avoid the high c..uts and dangerous environmental impacts of new technologies to produce more e nergy. Americans can and will adju.st to high-cost energy and to fewer material goods . ln the end, we may learn to enjoy conversation with our friends and family: the less hectic life implied by a lower value for our time ; the lower pollution levels that will result from using less energy and fev.·er material goods: and such cultural pursuits as art, music, the theater and a liberal education. We may even get to know ourselves in the bargain. Dr. Robert F. Rooney is a commissioner on tl!e So11th Coast Region of tlie Califon1ia Coosra! Zone Com mission. T/lis is tile second of two articles by him Oll energy. • rem1n · N luck Around Chicago at that time there !---0"peiungii;iil' r=j0rianiii.8lli010l!Ollrli!tmrflrom,c--~~~~~-~:ti.1actioll-e'm·...,i!--"11''!111'----~-... -----"F-'r7""t-"l..,r--r---ar..------------ ~e ~r;:tor~~!:~~~de::;i~. -~~~~se~~~·~:e~~:a~~1 • ar • Ille -.. ll ........ uences·~ e-rnlalDlng why he couldn't offer me discrimination In the aimed forces to ·• d Ued f r a degree unlmaginab.le ~ those who _ the job 1 ha •PP 0 • · have known the services only In recen! w ASHING TON -When news or the "YOUR QUAUnCATIONS are well years. Also a~ the time there were arreel of Lee Harvey Oswald for the \>tYOlld wbll we "could expect of a wild rumon flying ·ar\Mmd, lnclndinl -sllil\ation ol Prealdent Kemedy begtnning instructor" be wrole. Bui I one to 4he effect lhal Ja-spies reached SOviet leedera and the boss am ashamed to say thal my coll~~ were .Infiltrating th.e Neiro c:omm1ml;Y of the droad KGB, the vast SOviet se<:rel are -about whal pt!lpJe ~d to ereale dislllfection. • pollc:e apparatus, .•.•. IJOmber w ii KGB and Oswald was another near-miss when the lndepeodent operations of the mighty secret police th re a·t en e d disruption of world peace agalnsl the Kr_emlln's announced policy ~ ft danger more prevalent In today's era of delente. ( J . "Tbe contradiction between the public --politics of detente and the secret EV ANS• NOV AK machination!; of the KGB," . wrlles Barron, "can be seen in the realm "---"""-----•-1:---' of trade. While the Soviet Union solicits 181 u we bad a Japanese fo1" an _Englisb ~ • __ •noN al IDinola Immediately di!potcbed fl:om Mo!cow teacher. Sotbef have .. oled ~ilo'!":'.'._ T~~..:..~;.;:,_, ~aboul -my~!!> Mlnslt )>y_ ~frightened t\remlin._~ _, Today ..,. woul1l immlidlately jump .-""'"' Tbe purpoee· to retrieve 08wald s Up and --un~-'-!" I never cdrulectiorr·wtth a Negro newspaper and rel •-i ·. the KGB' ~-in --nai.;auL t lcL m that I l'OU1d continue my work sec UUIN er m s uaL~ thouglit anything of the l\lnd· In. the 0 e M'mslr-(where Oswald l8d Bved .before 1930s there were . aimosl no Japonese there only at my own rlslt. I thanked ret\Jmlng to Iii!' U.S. In June JIG) or Jo-Americans in the Midwest. the college offldall for ·their advice and fly .it to Moocow for inspectllin. To ' have a Japanese as an En~llsh -and continued my column unUI well Turrlfled Kttmlln leedero feared the teacber Nemed the.rt a far-fetched idea. after the war waa over. dossier might cmceivably disclose "some Even an American Jew· .eemed tmllktly ·And I'm glad I dJd, because during relationship" between the 8SS4&Sin and in that position. those years I acquired an idenUllcation the KGB. The flnl job I got that had 11"'mloe with the Negro world that. I otlD pooseso. As It turned out, to the Kremlin's of 1 !liiifl!ill~ flllure WIS UI 1939 -I learned .to look al the ,,.,id lhrou&fi -vast relief-aCilOrdln(to KGB defe<lor 11 llllllructor In English_ al Armour the ">"9 of the Defender and Its readen. )lurl No•nko's version in a new, aoon JniulUle of TecbDOlogy (since· merged The 'Defender protested discrimination Ill be published -Oii' Soviet secret wllh Lewis lnalllllle to become . the In· the military, bad housing In Otlcago, lnlelllgenoe -the Ille showed no llilk. • WIUTES -AUTHOR. -,John~llamln; "NmenlO> states tha(·tWo panels of psycblam.ts lnd_,<1enuy examined Oswald al KGB •behest and each concluded Iha~ though not losane, be was abnormal. Accordingly, the KGB ordered that Oswald be watched but not recruited." Oswald returned to the U.S. Jn June JIG, then sought reentry ta the SOviet U'!ion via lhe SOvieLernbam'. i!t(Cuba In September 1913. When the KGB blocked bla return, be went to Dallas to prepare for bla lerrlble deed. .. . broader commercial ties with the West, pervasive international •PY network. the KGB prepares to prevent tbe9e ties 'KGB: ~Secret Wort"of Sc>viot Seeret ~for its owi>familiarpurpmes by Installing Agents" (Readers Dlgesl Press) is the Pitovranov and other officeh as first definitive study of. ,lhis fore lg!\_ overseers ol the chamber of commerce." espionage and internal state police apparatus wrltt"en with aMistance ' o( ~tern governments, including the U.S., West Germans , the Dutch and the British. ' THE REASON for lhis unaccustomed EVERY KREMUNOLOGIST knows ol the KGB's deep penetration into Soviet Ure. But disturbing questions about its Kremlin influence are raised by Ban-on's study, rommended by Ray S. Cline. forrqer U.S. Central Intelligence Agency offiC.ial and State D e p a r t m en l infelligence boss, as utbe most authentic account of the KGB I have ever seen." Thus, on Sept. 6, 1964, BatTOO writes, KGB agents fired a poison-pistol at a West Gennan technician, sent from Bonn • IlUalla lmlitute o( Technology). Hiring inequallUes of job opportun.fly , Never1heless, thil uooctallon between . Thol episode Is brought to light in Barron's authoritative expose of the a JapoMm to teadl En~~ WIS '° restaunuila thal refused to serve • novel and -an that the Negroes. The sports pages constantly .------------------------. college bid lo line a fllll fae!lltJ meeting hirp<d : oil the aboel)ce of Negro play~ 1o wte on "!1 '1,....-,.ar.appoln-.l In . .bi1• ~ague baaeba1L Thal Is what help is in itself signffigmt. After ye&rs of 'shrollam' the public from IC!Utlny o! Soviel spymg, Western governments have come to realize . little If any national security of the Western powers Is Involved. Obviously, KGB has all the threads of Its own operations and would learn nothing rrom disdosure. There is, moreover, a second. more ominous reason for the new desire by Western security agencies to have more information made public on vasf KGB operations. This Is the lacl that KGB, toolroollng Internal resistance to the Communist system arising from the Kremlin's policy ot--detente a·n-d expanding contacts with the West, is growing larger,. more oppressive and more dangerous. to "cleanse" the Moscow embassy of KGB microphones. 'nte technician almost died from the invisible injectioo ol ' nitrogen mustard gas. the paper was for. J LOVED 1'111: Job: The studenta ......,•t Very literary '"-it ilaa (and . ONE NlGtrr.rlefl the Defender offiC"9 -.Unlil Jari<iY an qineetlng schOol quite 'lite and llopped at a · her oo _ but I got aionJ famously with them. Indiana Awnue for a nlgbtcap. /ta I -The·....,inC ol lile day Ibo J_apaneae ~wailled Jn, a handlome N<gro -..- attacked Pearl Hatbor, one or mr (there were no "blacks" ln hlte days) itudenta called me ·~ MJ:~. "Hey, doe, stared at me .and 11kl, ••Hey, you a ant dey bodderin' you?" I said .I had Jap?" enbodntared no troubles. • When I uld ~es, abe brolcl! Into a "Well." the atudeftt continued, "if s~lle and 11tl~, "Let me buy you a anybody llarl> bodderin' you because drinlt." /ta we aat Ibero abe pve me you're Ja.,..-lel me lmow. A bunch of a detailed aC<OUDt of Ille Japanese of us a"' ,..dy to come over and take campaign In the Malay Penlnoula, In ..,.. of •em for you." Like my students, which Brltloh ooldlen were llaten, ltn' our noJcbbort and · friends in Otlcago by step, mtlll Singapore -taken . The were aD IOlldloul and lllnd. more •be thought aboul aD lhOoe while The ooly lncldenl 1~cblng what soldiers ta!Ung a beatln( flom a - ,.. """'-caD "rac;llm' happened ,1th while anny, the more drinb the wanted my ilrd boud. lfbeG my awnber wu ta buy me. oaDed I was dalilfled as 111 "enemy · Well, the"' •"' many lclndl of racists aJ1m." J1ei111 at the time stilt a Caftadlan In the world, I'm sure, but she was dllsell Ud proud of It, I prvtested, ooe ol'the nicest. · • -' CONSIDER these facts : the London- based Institute for the Study of Conflicts, reported In 1973 that Soviet agents in Western European countries increased from 1,485 ten years ago to 2,146 last 'year. Three out of every four accredited Soviet "diplomats '' in NATO countries are !rlgaged In some form or spying .. To protect the rapidly growing Soviet lrade bureaucracy from ideolOt!lcal taint. the Kremlin has Installed as head of the Sovie< chamber of comm"""' 1 loll KGB ofncial named Yevgeml Petrovich Pitovranov. AS 'A RESULT o! !hat attack, t)le llQnn government angrily caneeled ID invitation to then party seaoetary Nikita Khrusbcbev to visit West Germany, a Yisit erpect_~_JQ..... result in a ~viet bid for detente. Within five weels, Khrushchev was fired and detente was delayed for nearly six years . The connection between the event In Moscow and Khrushehev's downfall is conjectural, but KGB's power to thwart Khrushche'1's step toward detente v.·as indisputably clear. That ls one of Barron's chilling concluslom : KGB, pll.!!hing th<!· hardest of hard lines, has an impact a.II its own on Kremlin 1ctk>ns abroad. '/ti. argues Bamin, it carries talll im1Mmlty. "Dismantlement of the KGB would remove the vory -ol Sovtet society," he writes, ''fourliatkww laid by Lenin mo"' than a half 1 centurJ ago." • • -· Sunday, January 20, iq74 A 8 D.\ILV PILOT No Poor Rothschilds; Some Are ·Just Richer ' . ~ 0)' JURATE KAZl\."KAS PARIS (APl -Their• biographer calls them ''the first family of the civilized \\U'ld." A close friend says, ''They are the nl o s t comfortabl e. cozy family 1 know ." And bus iness associates say they are some of the most clever people in I.he v.wld. The Rothschild family is now 200 years old and newly into its eighth generation. It.! 70 members housed i n England and France carry on with pride the family name and wealth that o u c e influenced the course o r' European history . The de.scmdants of. a Jewish- German coi n collector \\'ho traded his florens f o r rriendshlp 'vtth kings and eventually created a banking dynasty are detennined to retain that presti ge. "We have inh erited a position il) the establishment that v:e must maintain," said Baron Guv· de Rothschild, head of the French branch of the family. "We will be a part or all , but apart. distinct and unique, unlike anyone else. We wiU change. evolve. but will st i 11 dominate." for having more than others.'' DARON GUY invites a No one in lhe family Yt'ould dozen guests and more almost be so gauche as to say how every "·eekend to his lavish much money there is behinQ 9~000-acre estate at Ferriere,. the Rothschild name. 19 mil.cs from Paris, where But he ls especially pleased ~ with the success of his ·wines whi ch ·'4:ere r e c e n t I y designated "premier cru" like his riv.als' Chatea u Lafite. RO'ltlSCJllLD 1itONEY that Compagnie du Nord has once Bismarack and Nepoleon gave the British control of assets oC more than $3SO dined. A GENIAL channer who the Sun Canal,-financtd wars million and some estimate the Guests marvel at impressive putters around his rented town and peace and rescued the family fortune among the c 0 11 e c t 1 0 n s of French house in Paris in black, faltering economy of nations, bankers alone is well in excess tapestries, Limoges enamels, embroidered slippers and a is today spread over six of $1 billion. the blue marble columns that frilly blouse under a blue , continents ln more than 100 The Rothschild collection of support high, s c u I pt u r e d tunic. Philippe sometimes t businesses in min Ing • Lou~ XVI furniture, paintings ~ilings. "Wishes he had more money. oil, chemlcals, tourism, food, by Goya and Ruben a , "We don't have any schedule ''I would spend it all on cargo !hi_ps. Egyptian-sculpture and-Sevres of even~.1' said Marie-Helene;-mo1:e art to add to my Rothschllds are legi slators, porcelain is priceless. There "There's shooting; tennis, coll ectipn," he said. Philippe's the baroness and mc>re than TOO of the International jet set.came. The other R o th schil d women, wives and daughters , are as clever, talented and charming as their men. Liliane,· EI i e • s chHdhood sweetheart whom he married by proxy during World War 11, is a brilliant decorator, art connoisseur, and one of the most knowledgeable per- sons in Roth.9childiana . Philippe's wife, Amerlcan- bom Pauline Potter, is an author, artist and one of the most elegant hosteues in Europe. Cecile, Gu~'s SO-year-old sister, his never married and is an intensely private as her beat friend Greta Garbo. Her dinlwr parties are renowned f0< their outstanding eui<!ne and conversation. In England, Lord V!clor's sister Miriam never attended a universit.y, bot ls an honOr· ary iell()w at several for her scientific research. She ls I.be author of five large volumes "'"cataloguing or fleas. Victor's <laugher EJmma, oow 25, gr.aduat.ed f r om Oxford at the precocious age of 16 and then went on to M.l.T. Besidee their intelllgence, Rothochilds are bequeathed the good manners and social polish that only &ood old n10ney can buy. They're loyal to lrienda ... loyal to family, 'but k's a i rare event when the entire entourage of 10 Rolhschilds I get together. , The last majo( Rothsdilld , encounter was la birthda,y party given by Baron E<Wnond 1 for 86 year-old Baron Eugene ot Austria, the eld,.t member or the family. DAILY PILOT CARRIERS The DAILY PILOT 1s proud of.its corps of young salesn1en wlio deliver the newspaper to your door. TM1e yotl'ng men are the cream of the community. Each motltli, the best of tlteni will be selected for li.sti11g on tht 1lonor roll. Each carrier listed here has obtained at least four 11ew customers duri11g the past nionth, had no more than one custonier complai·nt for tlie n1011t/1 and nnLSt llave paid his bill for tlle newspaper lie boughC "wholesale" on tbne. Numeral i11 front of star r•) precedif1g his name indicates number of co11secutive mo11£h1 that carriet has bee1i on the Ho nor Roll. G1ry Vogt 0 1n1 Sp1n9l1r K1vi11 Vogt Rick Milli••n K•rtk How•' Nitk Orl1nda1 l'(f"on lont Ctn ktim Corrit11 l l1ck C111 Bro wn Kitth Moor• Rty Suk•Ol1 Nilt 1 Dohrn J1ck .A;.dtf10ll Ot vid Chio Mik• Ro11 Mitt Stt1rmt11 Jiff Dillo11 John L.ttfitld Mitt Ho1to• Ed Ho1co• Ptt H1t1tot Tcm lcyd Mtrk R•u1 Chri1 lov•r J•ff Purdv Dtnht Aktn P•m St•uch Mlkt Rtid Alitt• Pickttt Kevin Snvd•r J im Oovlt Rtndy Wtl•h lr1 Wh••l1t Gr1g A1tttl Corty Hillb•rt Glen Conont Jon1thon Howlt tt Gr19 Ztbor1y Tv Hol1nd M1rilvn Gl11gow l rtH Arnold Normtn P•t•r.011 Gr•t l111h Rob1rt h11t1 Ktn lr•w11 Mlk• WoM Ru111I N1 1,1h a1111r 2• 01vid L. Mont19n• 2• Jtff Rom• 2• o • .,., Mtlh1r 2• M1n1i1•l To"'' 2• N11I Mofhiti 2 • IHI l1i1tltr 2• G1ry Wini - 2• Ktvin Pi.rop1n 2• Gery Two9ood 2• Mikt Cawtn 1• ll:oy Sent• Mtrit 1• Kinny ll:ob1rh ]"' K•ilh Str1u11 l' Iulm•v Gunthtr 4• Rul1 Jtt1kin 1 4 • Stott J1t1kit11 •• S+•••n Hiii 4• Jiff lutdlck 6• John Pil9hr1m 1• J1v Jon•1 10• •"in Mit1nich 10' J,,,...,. Mvnv•• 11• Chri1 lovlttr 10• ~.d ·S111tht1 JO" Tony St ncht• J6• 6r19ary D1vrnan wine-producers. ho r 5 e are no poor Rothschilds. Some golf, horseback riding. Every wine museum at l\1outon has breeders, art Co I I e.c tors• are just richer than others. guest is very independent. But a unique display of porcelain 1------.cac~-and-aener.011~-----------.,._,,lwa~rnea)s bowls silver c h.a..L"Le.E.....,j\t-- pNlanthrwlsts. There · i s · Bur THE Rothschilds are and everyoile wears long tapest.J!ies and sculptures -l hardlv a playboy or a dropout also extremely generous with dresses and black lie. We put all dealing with the pleasures anvwhere. their millions. The family has on little plays we act in of the grape. ~ ~ARRIER.-OF THE MO "They are the most uniaue been consistently loyal to their ourselves. watch television, Philippe meets regularly and foremost familv in the Jewish heritage right from the play cards or dance in our with journalist.! to promote world," said Vireinia Cowles, days when Baron Edmond night club." his writings and his wine Ulndon-based author of "The spent more than $15 million business. But other Rothschilds Rothschllds - a Family .or on the Jewish colonies in the SHE SAID it was "boring" are more publicity-shy. F~---." vi i.w"" late 1800s. to talk about the number of Least shy of all is 1'.1arie- "1bev have manaaed to During the October Mideast servants there or how much Helene, called by some 'the 'Keeo their monev and add war, this generation's Baron money was spent for Marie Antoinette of the to it for 200 years. But thev Edmond gave "in the high entertaining. family. The baroness adores Kevin Pieropan, Huntington Beach Jeff Rome, Newport Beach I are not idle rich. They are six figures" to Israel. "We have a very good chef the public eye and parties f doers. In France, Baron Guy heads and serve very good meals." ·aJmost every night. Parisian , "All oaodf them hatvebeenorrnousk. the United Jewish Appeal and And at every meal, Olatcau tnstesses are always anxious f Carriers of the Montft ire Kevin PierofMn, 12, son of Mr. ind Mrs. Em.ilo J. Pie-in, 14152 Pitman t.nerlY mus wor mg his cousin Alain is the Lafite Rothschild wine is to put be the· t '...,... t methin II the tl·me r name on 1r gues Lane, Huntington Beach; and -J.tf Rome,-10,--.on-of-Mr__.ncLMu.....Bernard Romt, J_piMf:t ur1t, N•w-a to g a · president of the J ~. w i s h generously poured. list. ~ 'Ibey stick together. Community, a position Guy Ccmldered the intellectual port Beach. Kevin is 1 7th grader at Park View School, collects lizards incl lists hunting, fishing and "They care .very much about resigned when in 1957 he of the French family. Philippe THE SOCIAL event of the baseb,.11 11 his favorite sports. With route profits, he plans to buy more lizards and some tropical fish. the Rotll5child name and married 1'arie-Helene, thu s is well known for his French year, an elegant ball and Jeff is in 5th grade •t E1st Bluff School, his a large !I=°'" collection ind likes football •ftd bowling. image and work hard to Uep beedmJng ,the lrst bead of · translations or Elizabethan fashion ahow for t be He, is kHpin9 up a 1avinss account with profits from his newspaper delfviry business ind also pl1n1 it." a Rothech.ild house lo marry poetry and ch r i st 0 p her restoration of Versallles in to purchase more co_lns for his collection. Baron Guy, 64, wl~ h~. ~·~au;~·~,u~·an~·------~M~ar~l~ow~e~·si_:::"Dr~.~F~a~us~tus~.'~'-_.:N~o~v~em~ber~::_~w~a~s~o~r~a~ru~·zed~~b!_~~~.~~ir::!'·~~'::!~~::!:~!~~~~~~!!~~!'!!!""!""!!!'!!!~'!"~"'!'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!~ COUllns Alain, 63. and Elie'.r" ... __.... . ...,._...,....~.._. ::aesmsw3:'£Mlt 56, runs .the Comoal!nle du Nord, the Roth!chltd bank, and the famous Olateau Lafl~ijothlchild vineyards. BARON PllJLIPPE. 71 , ls a man ci Jett.en and is in !riendly colnpetition with his comins, with his aiateau Mouton wines. Baron F.dmond. l'elJOl1edl y the ridiest Rothochild of all, has his own bank and many diverse busine!'ses like froren foods, the tourist trade. toys. In England, family head The look of luxury, at a closeout price. Lord Victor 70. directs a think· Don't miss th is outstanding value in a lush J>'t· • tank for the government. is a Lo eseat terned velvet sofa and matching loveseat. The Sofa l-----<ea>f.-t:m~br~iwd~g~i:.~~n~d~o~n~•t---:---~---------~!.:"'~~~~~~~:.:~---~·Y~l~i"~:ri~s~:~·~~d~;n;;~~;~·~~~:~d:'~•~~':.c~"~;~~i;l~~ty1.~,~·~··~·~·~·h~e~---,:;;;;::--~--------------lr-------+-~-.....jl--~ve~~'jd ~~ 1.';.j Only s2· 49 ... foim filled with loose pillow bocks for Only _ S299 Victor's son Jacob are great•r comfort. partners in the bank. Ult th• JCPennoy Ume payment plan. EACll FAMILY member has made his unique contribution lo the name. "One has a sense or duty to the generation that went before. that made it possible for one to have the -• .#' ' oWort.Wtroes 3t the present r time." said E\•elyn. , "Obviously ne·s been given a great start in llfe. but one shouldn't flaunt that in the public's eye. Baron Edmond. 47. says, 'iolm very proud to 00 a Rothschild. th{' f~milv hns achieved many jlreat thin'l's." The dau"hter of Baton Philippe. Philippine Pascal, is a well·knmvn :irtre.c:!I OO\\' appearing in the play "Harold and Maude" in Paris. "I REAILV feel verv luckv be.ing a Roth.schild. But it is also a responsibility. You alway! feel that because of who you are. )'OU have to do bell<r than other people." Baroness ,_1arie-Helene Rothschild. Guy's vivacious and g~garious second wife, agrees. "It's like a label. People think you have to be some sort of a RJ'and lady. Ifs boring sometimes because It cuts you orr from peoule you 'd really like to be with," silt said. uyou always M'·e to be t-----.tcer, sweeter, bcllcr than ' ' othtt people. "SOME PEOPLE think Guy must be a pompous. r:hi·•~hl ktnd ot man. But he's really vtf'I almple o.nd humble. Tic ..., brougbl up with the mottx>, 'One llos to be forgiven I · .JCPe.nnev We know what you're. looking for. Shop ~y noon to 5' p.lll. at the followl119 .stores: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (714) 644·2314. HUNTINGTON CENTER. Huntington Beach (714) B92-7771. . ' 1 ,, • • • '' • . ' For the Record Dissolutions of Marriage Trl119hilm, J11Ctlyi1 O. •I'd Jlmtt w ~=· P11rld• E. Md ,,,iw;11 Gort, Btvtrtv JO.fl llld Ctttr llil!llM ~nydtr, Ger•ld!M R. ~ Cah1tn a . •rrllOll, Johll Liiiey, •nd Mtrth1 /."'" H ck,, SI""" l••I •lid An" llUM J•l'IU.trv f , llrMrdttlt AICl1n1. h "ny J, •ncl Mtrlo l ovl• Tlloln••· P•11I A. llld 1tu.1nr1e BIMCher, H. loulM tl'MI ~ntth J•m11, l'llylll1 •fld Er"''' l , Arlllur l..\IC"I\, WIUlarn ,Jll\I$ •ncl Connie Lff B•owntltld, M. Judith 11111 Joh" H. M•nlOl'I, J1me1 T. tnd tdl M. Glyn", R111stll 0. •nd P;i!r!cl1 o. Mrr1y, 01¥ld "· Incl Anotlt K. Brsoolr.i, Geotee Mlch•f't Ind PttSY 111••• P1trlcl1 Ind 01vld Ut AslmllkOpOUIDI, Jlld!!h C. end A•imil\li H=~~;s;.~ink EHt el;>t!h J11n Ind T • COl1on, Chr1$1I"' tll~ Troy Hllll'ltn, Fr1nc11 Mlrlht •rid Dlvld M!Mvllen. ll.O$tmttle t nd Thol'l'lll M KtnMlll ' L•r11n, Lt511t L. •nd Wltllem N. • HlW~O~. P1tr1c1a EHlfl 1nc1 Ttrr1nc1 N•;~iev, P11r1d 1 c . •lld vi11<1rt o .• Behren1. Fr•"k s. c. •nd Lltr•• FllM JH. t W. Alkll'IS, C1ndle1 ll'ld Cl•rkt Leonflrd, Kltlft l ff •nd O.vld Mlc"-tl AldtU. Deo'ollly B. •nd Mltl.Nll M f'amf(g Circus !Jg BU Keane I Sunday, January 20, 1'174 DAI \ Y PILOT A Politicnl Notes • Masseuse By O. C. HUSTINGS Of '!!e Daltr Platt lf•H ' Witness ust?. • mother of Joan Irvine Smith. Andrew Hinshaw aod Clair SANTA ANA -A Newport "l think Hugh Flournoy ls Burgener. Beach n1asseuse ••ho was the a very electable candid ale." Democrat Richard Hanna key prosecution witness in the Orange County Superior Court says Mrs. Clarke. • 1 •l Is said he is on the fence. assault-robbery trial of an political pJ:Ulosophy appeals to Burgener, who is t h e Anahehn policeman has sued both R e p u b J i ca ns and President's cong ressman1 ls-that cftv ond its poJice chief Democrats. He has 0 n the only one of the county for $225.000. excellent chance o.f winning representatives \\'ho says in Sl1errl Su·omsoc. 20. clahns ndvanct>d to the Senate floor . in November." the survey that he has in her l1•\\·si1it that Anaheim The measure (88606) by detected an increase in Police Chief David ~11chaels · LegislaU«I moving Calif- ornia'• presidential primary e lection from June to August along wjth the pri1naries for the Legislature end stale"':ide orfices has Senator Dc;nnis E . CarnPnter u 14 s nw re a e l me o 1ccr f. .A. ..A. sentiment for . impe11climent wa a 1 th I ff' ,... .among his constituents. David Junk. 27. \\•as hired tR-Newport Beach I, cleared A SALtrrE to Tu st 'i n that he hnd a prior record t h e Gover me n t a l Rep u b Ii can James E. ORANGE COUNTY assem· or "rcts of brutality and Organization Committee last "Johnny" Johnson, recently blymen Thursday folJoy.·ed illegality." Klmbell, J1nlc• LAola 1nd Allen Jiy Eitay. Ttrry LYfln Ind Jw " Mlovfl KMIH), Johft It, lfld ~rlorlt JUM MacArthul', JOI!! At1tr11 111f JOI!" ... Dowtlno, Frtr>e•• J. illd·J•rnt• c. Gllbtrt B1yll11, JoM A. •nd S1fldr1 J. • Pl.IM J ... I YOtJ119, 1t1yl!'Klfld "1ttlllr alld JOMpftl"" ~r, Ju1" tWn1ndll Ind Adrf•M !Joyttl Mav ...,, J-A. lflCI Gtrt+dl"" L. •llff Ju. t Hemu.11. S~ Gey Mid G1ry JKOll B•klf', Lllld11 M. 1nd Jerrv L. :roctor, l!dltll J11111 •!Id Hutfl Dovo111 Dol$o Rober LH. Jr. •nd Nor• ktv r~ Gt't'N !>tart Md alcNnf Ct.Andi«, S!tplwnll $1c1Qwltk Mid Alv1" S~rD. Sandrt k , alld ltl'TY It, 11 TDrMVKC•1 M'(rllt enct JciMplli Cr~;i.tCMrln 11.obtrt 1rtd Fr111CeS 8l:"•J:': ~ #Id "'!-' IUrp R•v· J1ck s. •l'ld ShltTY M. ktn', DI-N•lllll c::!;lA*'f TIT.mans, llobl" 81•1,. •nd lln•ld ·~~ H1rry lllfMlotph Md MlrW B11Uau Judi t. nc1 • ~. C1111t I• tftd Atldl'fi' .,. Y" I tVtt $t1nlt'1' O'COllllOt, llobtrt I. 11111 Vl'91,lo Btvnt, Jllflllli I. 'llod Oonnlt J1v e. V1rl1no, Jovn t4. •lld P•iqu11lt Wef1r1gt., Ollvl• Erne •nd M.trvlll Dl!t C1rpenltr. Denni• M. an0 M•rlv" p,.11n, 1t111 e111111 •nd M•rrav N. M1m1, S11Hn LH Mid C•!Yln D•lt B•ll, R11l111d Ind Novi G. PVd<:W. fll!thl•d N. llld llttln L. L11r•v.·•v. Sandra Marie 1nd Chari•• Hotlsc:hv, l.Ussy """ •nd Frlli LMet!on Ou""' Judith 4•Y •lld 1tlet11rd Euo1nt Wernnoron, Sari l ln •nd Mlch1el Blorklllrld, Alan A:. 1nd Ao•tmlrv ArW'f'n 11.irrr, Ronn!o Alfr..t Ind Shlrt1y """ Dovgl1f, Lvlld• A. tnd G1ry "· PCIPPtr, Kare" l y .... 11 Ind SlePhtn Cerv•"''~· 1.11111 I!. Ind Jo~• Calvin P~z:~•· V1l1rlt J11" Ind John 01rcl•· Stlllt, Gordon F. and Marlon e. Sm1rl, Roblrl Joi'" and Wtl'ldy Sue M1rhotttr. Gor9on J. tnd f'rll(lltl Snencirr,)lon.ald E. and Linda o . N. ' "11-~r. Bffl!t w. and Alfred c. Bl1nktn1hlp,, fllon•ld Jtlltry ind Ktr!tn, lmrt and llDfl A. Joant11 Geortl• DoMny, Dlant 1NI J•mts Avid, D1vld W. 11111 hndr• L. Maln1r, ltttoKc• G. •l'ld GIOrtl Brldlty. "otllrl WIYM and K1thlH" RIC'Mrd Dtvlnt Vo;tl. Dit trich Htnrldl •lld J•ntt BU(klt. Dlllt M. •nd Aablrt M. L .. ll.ll'ldqvl1t, J•mtt W11tw Ind Und• TOUCM\ont, 0-ld A. •nd ~1h1cl1 ..... .. H;t!Held, Chuh!' ll'ld #MY e. TU(ktr. TltotnM JOltl'fl •!Id J114Y C..,1lt1. AllCI• S. •nd <:Mio. A.. KIY SI,., l •ur• J • ....cl Ectwmf A.. Leviton, C1rolll9 •lld C...,.,.. Ollvlcf ...... .la t Amvffl, B1rtt.r• M. ll'ICI Prtdtr!Q f'utelrnA, Mergartt M¥y tfld J01'1111 H. Alel ....,. l _ Luetmf. $wen M. Ind Ttlorna1 J e111, Allb9rt ...., Vldorl• SW AIM'l..-r, 1.,." 0 . •ncf ,,.., • E11ra111m, LOI• N1urt ... SlleftY Mfrlltt, ~ tfld MM• R1tl'>Oabef, Rll'tlecc• RN MWi1 R«111d l!irow"' Vl1'911'111 LYM •!Id .._ref Clifford MlllOll eurlM11. Miry Ind Wllmtr P. W1111tw. M•l'Y Ellen M'ld W•lftr Doneld Mar1hilll, M1rvl1 Ann tlld TMm11 llfWlll, Miry Al!tl •!Id E<twlrcf LH JOMP,ll Ftll!Mm, C•rv LVl'\fll tnd Fl'tdrkk Holb41rt, Dtb0r1h lftd Dontld JWOtM 1 Allei1 l!irown, John D1Yld llld $111ron JrN HaOgt, EINl'IOI' lM!I Mid G•rfleld Miiier. 6111ttt !(, •nd G•l'Y ll: ~ Vin. OOMld L" Md Lindi Ann Mlf'df(ufl. M1rln1 Ptra 111d Ci.rlltl"ll'IO l tltvn1. Sus•" AM Ofhlrd tncl lt•wlll ® "At Au~t ~oy's wt got to s tp in the bump bed! Billy 1lept tn tht top bump and I got tht bottom bump!" State Sales Slow, But Not County's SANTA ANA -State tax $57 ,385,000 for the third week on a 5-0 vote . retlred assistant secretary of Part Y lines when the r====::=:=====:;;::; carpenter said shortening the Navy, Is planned Saturday Assembly overrode, 6 3 -l l • the length of time between at the Ahahetm Convention Governor Reagan's veto of a the primary and the general Center. Tlakets for Ute dinner-bill prohibiting closure of election In November would dance are going for $50 per stale mental holpital without reduce the length of the person. · legjslallve approval. Democrat campaign, decrease costs and Johnson, who was appointed Ken Cory voted to override. URJ.'S relieve voters o! much of the state director of veterans Republicans Bob Bad.ham, · ~';:.r ":! burden of being lnnundated affairs by Governor Reagan John Briggs and B® Burke L.,_..s..,.•tNc• AH ot!ltf"I with campaign propaganda. in 1967 before moving on tol-;;v;o;ted;;;•~ga;i~ns;t~I;t.~===~~=~'~"~·•::•~0~1 ==~'~"~·~"~'~'~ The measure, which would--Washington in 1969, bas beenlr lake effect in 1976, would thinking about n1nnlng for the change the primary election U,.S. Senate. He may announce from the first Tuesday after bis plans Saturday night. KNOW THE VALUE OF U.S. COINS . officials are reporting a quarter. downturn in the 1 t a t e ' s THE NATIONAL Observer, economy based on a leveling -The tot.al sales for retail "f:l i::f "f:l a Oo\Y Jones newspaper, has the first ~1onday in June to the first Tuesday afte r the first 1'1onday in August. WHITMAN'S BLUE BOOK ('74 EDITION I $1.29 m,iill 1nlirrt 1ckl 1JC plut J,_ C1llf. 111. off pf taxable sales during stores \l,'3S $850,000. unveiled its latest survey the third quarter of 1973. -The total figure r or CORONA DEL ~t AR • S of congressmen on how they Figures released la.st week taxable business and personal Athalie Clarke is now Southern feel about impeaching of ('; SOUTH by the state Board of services was $36~,000. Cali fornia vice chainrutn of President Nixon. J!:qualizatioo ahowed that -A total of $282,356,000 ~·as state Controller Houston I. All of the Rep u b 1 i ca n coasr COLLECTOR'S CORNER taxable sales from July 1 to listed for all other outlets F 1 o u r n Q y ' s gubernatorial c Q n g ressmen representing Sept. 30 grew at the slowe.st which includes wholesalers campaign. Orange County, or portions --- rate since the third quarter and cmtractors who deal in ~1rs. Clarke, a longtime thereof, are against ii. They 1111 I ftfl___JI of 1971. some taxable ee.rvices and GOP worker, is the wife of include Del Clawson, Charles lllllllllnJ Sbtewidc actual tncreases,~rommod ___ i_ti_es_. _______ J_ud~g~e-Th_u_rm_on_d_c_Iar_ke_::an=d=-~W~i~gg~in=•=·..,..:Cra:.:::ig:.__H::..::o=•=m::..:•=r=,!::::::====::::::================================,,,J for the period totaled JO.JI year, hut ~·ere down nearly ' • • percent over the amount for s7 5 t s 1 0 0 ff the same quarter the previous "' o· 0 - 1500 million from the second . --- quarter of 1973. range-eounty-, howcverj.-------,-----::::::::=-~:::=-------------------;;;~--------~-:,..-----------_JLI recorded an increase or 12.!.l percent in bxable sales over· 5 0 d ·1 P"11Che 0.oud Sulherl1nd, Fr•ncn Ind Doneld H. Jt \ntf1, Ger11dlne K1tllryn •nd L•mtr FtU1. l!i1rtM1r• E. 1111! Lori" D. , O'ntll 1--l--~<~enl.Ol4JUJ,_~ Rotw• tnd !(1y.:.......MUl•r--.Gtuld--E•-wl~tctll1 loUlf.I An11 P1wkett, Gr1(I D. 1nd Cl1rtnct e . Woocho,., Miry Mor .. •nd Edw••d fllvtledft, J1ntl Siii •l'ld Gtr1lcf DIYld fllob41rt Afi.tll"9, Loli M. 111d Wllll•m H. Stl!11.. B1v1rlv Jtln •nd 1t1ymot1d Alv1rM10. Etll1btltl 1nd Jo11 J ulio V. Pvtlirr, Vera D •. 11\d Wtlter Mor!rDt l udv1. Ml1tor1 C. e l'ld Miry P. McC.111ker, Rlllll Elltlll lrtd ll1;1t1ald Rots, fllon11d RIO 11'1d W1nd1 Jll" NonN" Ovlrui, J1nt Mid Wltll•m M1cebo, 8obbt Md Jahn M•lll.Mf ...... liMl'Y """ lfld Klmblll OtlOl'lg lt119111H, Dllllt Ind Dtvld N. _....,.., J .... I BrW't\, P•trlcll Jt1n Ind Ntwton DtrlChot!. Jahn 11\f Ktll'llrlM M. Ric~ Jol!Mor!r, Sttwn C. ll'ld Jar1k1 K. thet.hirdquarterofl973. sq y s 0 Figures list ihe 1!172 third · =.i;r :'ti.=~".' il: . . • • . figure !or the third quarter of 1973 was stM>wn a s $1,169,4'0,000, an increase of $133,141,000. • B._,,, Debor.,, l \o'M Elll;lnt i nd Huh!, $hlr1111 J, Ind CorMllus A. Aonlld LVll j ~ SI..,..., W. 11\f Mlt1tt E. V1ldh,1tt, "ldlar lltld A.-p, It-. CNlstlN Dll1 Stlwtll ~ CopeU, NMeV Ind 6--Mtrrlll Denlll1 LM l!irldleY, Laur• Ind CM Mlc!IHt a ..... JOlltl c. end Ill~ M. Owtns, Jllcf!lf\ LM •ltd )trfV Dort H1llMlmM. M'(nllo D. Md llotierf It~ !(1rtry C. Ind Lindt KAIY G-. I McLIUOhlln. John Ke"'n •NI Shtrrl MolilWOii"'-,, c.r.11 EYltvn tncf H.rry A~ SltOIWI Cl1r1t. ltl'!ldl" C. 1nd Th0m11 L. Ml_, l!dwlnt It. tnd Atvff• ~. Eddv. Sflwn SCOlf Ind CttllV Jt1" Soffll; l lU Ad.m llld VwonlU Ann ltMtitl. J1y De9 Ind C,iirol Anni M1rflML Uwle P1ullM Ind '""- Lloyd, Wlllltm F. 1nd Klrtfl 5119 , V1111 _Jl..M!nf'll', VI0111 l 11rdlck ind Wllh1m Rtltlllr, Lvil•n and eernard J. l!ifilntn, Dl•n• Ind .D1vld Artllvr Hi.,.,, "•lflct1 L. •l'ld Mich.tel w. Rt"'°"'· M•rv•1'91' L•nlll• G...,..... K"•l1I, Rost W. •nd Frenk end Alblrl J1v 5"""'"· M11rltl 0 . Ind RCljllld c. Phltl..,., NII• F•v •nd B1rnlt1 l eorl Slmc1111. Lindi l . 1nd llDlllrt ~-Ill -· BOQ91onl, Mk!Wtl P"Ullp t nd B1rbar1 Vt•lltl', Wllll1m G. •lld J01WU• Gean RDbtr!f, "lckle Jo l!ld' Htf"Wrt Hinry frt<K,,, Penlopl Lff 1nd Tllom11 J~. State officials were terming the otatewide figures ao a downturn because the eight prevkxis suarters have all shown strong sales increases. and the statewide increase Of ~=b:~:::1;: -pr1··ces -,· n-cl-Ulde· · said in term~ of. real growth in physical volume 0 r merchandise sold, Uie 10.3 percent was whittled down to 3.7 percent by a 6.6 percent allowance for price increases. • Petrick E111. Robtrt M. lfld Mlrtl o. E11ltAll J111. t k ll!O, Ger11d S. efld "•ullnt W1ti11, Narm1n J. 1nd Oline Gellt•dO, Miry M1rllrMI Ind M••<lal c. smut+, J•11lc1 L. 1nc1 Stu1rt e . 81,.,.,.tt. S.lly M. encl lltlph IC .• M1rtlnei. 11 1n •lld c11i.11no Wtmlr, Ruts.ell G. encl Llwm M. Ft.tnll. Nl'ttll L ltfld J.111 Douvltt v.iM1Cl1, a.rttla 1fld J111111 Collin.., CollHft incl 81rry \., Brlduniln, Robert L." 11"1d kllllt •• Colt. l.rtllrl J. elld JflftH lten0Mpti IMrlo, E'lth'll llnd """'° T.,,., • °'11¥11, Orlon ~ llN SUS... Mlt'9 "tlMJM.I '°1f1c~ Judy E. 9ftd .......... Jllllft, COMle L. anci Wlltlem w. Blehm, Gery W. 9f'ICI o.n.. It. • C~rlty, Stllr1rf JI end I nd ,,....,,.. ''" Atulltr, 0.WI Incl Gloril L.M Sinn. Mery Ellullftll MorrllWf t nrl G•ry Alltfl H~sl.otn, J..,llV!'I L" end .i.i..rc c. C1rt111e, Arclllt Brown t ncl Vlr1lnl1 Ftllll Courtoll. N111t:lt Ann tnd J~ LtO 811!1, St rlPI N. t nd Gtorpt II. EUI,, WHl11m C. tnd ElllM M. Slmp10l'I, llulll A. Ind Oontld t.. Yort, IHl•ICI M. tlld ltobtrl L. S!man, Nolt Gt !t end M "°" Hellner'. B1rb1r1 LM •nd H1rry Lat'ldlllR • • Deatla Notice• .. un CtrotYTI e1U«. 1•m ~ La,., Huntlnotoft IHd\. 0.tt of c611ttt, Jlf!Ulry 11. 1914. 5'.ln'I'*' by brotlltr. 'Jalln M. McC•llll'l'J two 1l1ter1, MN Acc.11,ii tltd K1tlteri"" Kelly, Prlvtll ..,vlcft wm bl Mid In lOnll 1.-ttd, New von. Btlli~ F_.al Homl, COll<I Mlsl, F«wW\11"9 Dll"klon. KAU••MAM HlfOkl P. K~ 20I c.~ st .. C05t1 ,,...., Otte of cMllh.i.. Janutrl 17, 1'74 $t.lnllllld bV 11111t. l!flMll two dtupl\Mrt. ~ .i11er1 ~ ~ht t r .... lllklnfl. ,.rlvatt srtrlllcn _. l'letd 11 lllU•811'91l'Oll Fur-11 ~ Catll M-. I 8~1i:flliwi~N Co ..... del Mtr m.f45t . , .Colta Mesa , IM-%4%4 • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadway, Cotta ~-fe88 u IH433 • DILDAY BROTHERS MORTVAIUES llit.I -81'11. 11aa.---NJ.'1771 . iif, Re .... ""' ~·1.- Loo1 -l!J-411.UtO ) •• McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORroAllY l~~CoQwlL _, • PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mtlllll1 3IGO Ptc?i.°'lle .. DltYe Newport Beach, Ctl~tnll -• PEEK FAMlbY . COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME ' '!Ml ·Jltlu A". w .. 1-••1111 • • SlllTll'8 MOll"l1JARY __ .. er-- Marriage Licenses LAHlt-M<MlRlS -O.C. 1r Jay Ullr, U. of WMt Mf ltoct ... 11 \\om.. .. Newport ..... . LllDllCEll<OMROY -OK. 3. Lom11 o.lt llldfQ<, ,., f1f s-t1 Allti end 111111 Otnlae c.n,, .. ef '""'""' c.t.LOl!ltOH·VENTl!ICHl!lt -Dec. ), Tany ~ fl. fll ~-"''" r,~~;,u;$i ~11 A. V111i.lclllr, CALLAM Atf~1t -Dec. ) ",'""' w._ c.111 .. ,,, ind M1rV ~ . SJlowlflw, S2, bof!'I of Conina Dll /IMr. ltOSE-OECI( -· Oec:. 3. HlfmMI S. ltOM, Jr~ 36, Ind Sytvl1 Oii"" Y~k, !I. tlOth of Wfll1P1l"111r ..,...l(.Jll:ED -Dtc. •. J1mu ltabMt York, Sit. of FounUoln V11t1V, and ~y M , ltHd, 4$, of Concord. LUSTIG•RUSS -Dee. s:-P•vl CMrlH lltlllg, 31, •l'ld Clrl'Mllta De"! .. Rwi.. 35, bOth 01 H1,111t1noton •••ch DRAGO-McNAB -O.C. 5, Frink ,!1cN•b, SI, botll OI' Hunll"lllOft lttcll s.,.,.NNON-MOJIRISSEY -D~ 6 Dlrll'!ll GtM SMnnott, 2S, afld Jo.f 1(1lh1Mn Merrl•lfY· 11, botll Of Ht.111!1"11ton ltKll , COl.EY-OANIJ;:LI -Dec:. '' JKt; Vemon Coley, ... o1 lovftl G•tt, ~~= ~~ Denltl1, 41, OI' W'DOM-MARCUS -Die. 7, ltkky Lii WCIOds, 20, o IAlllM!l'!'I. W DI•"" MMcvt. 17, OI' twrntl,.._ "'" I OASE-MDFFETT -Dec. 1, D1MW H. tone, SS. end Jectfylt ...... ~tt. a. blttl of ~ IMctt Hl!SWTUM" -~ 7, Ff'ldlrtcll JOIM!lft ...... n. flf ~ V.nty, C='ls'i~'Tie. 17, of Tllltl" '*· 7. cllrl-. st, of Newport llMdt. end Tlltl1T11 N. MISOorllW;. a. o( 1""'- MMl!..,f.LO • -Ole. I. LAp9llftMIMI ~. 3A. of ....,.,.li'ICltO!I lffcli.-• .,. ~111 Alo, 2lo of S.ntt A"• MARSICAfrtO.\.EE -O.C. I. Olrllel Thon'l•I Mll'SktM, 10, of A"ll'ltlm, •nd JN" Ami l ff, 11, OI' Founl•I" V1ltev RnTHENl!iEltG·ISEll -Otc. t. Atlet1 H1rrrs Rollleflbei'O, 70, If ltflm(lllnd. Mid Tlllrl!M Sviannt IM-lt, It, ol l.ltftuna Hiii• COSTA·LAHING -Dec. ,, ltorm'f 0.nltl (Mii. tt." Of G1rd1n ll"OW, Ind Deb«tll $111 L•nll'ltl, 2l, of , WtstnllM~r SMtTH-CqF"D --D'it:' I'."" St~ Line Smith, 11, of S.n Bernardi"°, ~ Dil00r1h Ann CrHd, 11, ol C"'ll Mll•a MlSK'l!N·WAGNEJl -Dec. t, P1ul M. Mltken. 2s. of Cost• M11a, Ind Mllrlor'lt LYM Wqntr. 21, of . .._. ... ,. IUll!:OE-Ol!IL -0-C. Ir J111T111 H. I Vfftl, '11, 11'111 ""' Aflll Gtll, '° ~19" C""'9nt1 MftiiliiM.i -Die. I. OoultH ··~ Jr., .. .,... °'""' ~ & ...,. Ill Qjli1lrM1 -Dlc. IL llltlltt .-......· '1, tfllll Ultl1cl• 'nllr-. .......... "· ....,. of Cell• CA .... ALICIR -Die. I, "Mllft =-Clf'lrll, .. of o-.1, aN ,,,_. l. WllW, 4t, of COff• Hlu.wtUON -Dec. t, JaM Cwt!• tttn. n, of w.tl'fllNttr, w ~'1"'" Wlttllll .... ., .... 0....... HOLLINllCK.-:IYNOLOS -Ole. f, J.oc C•"'-'9. HllMMrlcll. !7, 1N R-.rtl l ... lt Rt'(ftlfdl. 11, Mffl II Wlt!TTt!,...., • IYJl~USllLL -O.C, 10, Mlchiltl °"""' •'r'WI· n. .. Celt• ......... end Tlllf'9M JHfll 1t1111111. 20, of H1wtllor"" Some of the other figures for Orange O>unty 1islecl in the report are: -Soles In . cities totaled ll,lU.075,000 while sales in unincorporated allriy territory totaled lf tt11s11111•..,..... •.• caw ...., ,,, ... =:""'" --·---"' ·"'· lolllor•----, ... ,, '(714) ltl ,, .. ,. LI t • A* lwU.-Ill a Ch HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPffAL N-p•rt lt•ch, CA t2660 lOll Ntwpett loultv1r4 FENNF.ll-IA"l(Efll r--DK. 10,"------------l\ Wlltllll'I Fllllltll, lf, Ind P•l'lfit1 1~ JHn Bar•er, 11, DOth ol cos111 _____________ \ Mt1• .- COL!iMAN-OfllAl!iBS -Otc. 10. Gtorot JO!lllnv Coll!Tlfn, 2', lfld lonnlf Lou Or•blMI• •• bolll of N""°"' ~/Jl-OILLEll'll -OM, 11, .lollll Odlll HMIM!', ». lltCI Barl!lr• AM ~· 2'. bofh o1 HllrlllnOtol\ RKHAJlr~ALESSI -f.Mc, n, ll!Olfl'llY can-el !lllcNfdl. "" 45.'"" AIWdlV JM ...... 'IS, lllltl ., ~ FDLlEAY w. ._ p.i!MlllQ . I I '""'"'' -Otc. n. CIMn1tt It ...... .1111,,,, tt, of 0.rdlll Grow. W A9111 LYM HI.,..., •• 11'1 ------------\ WWmln.lrlf ·- . . • . . " • 1n stallation· . Sale 10~~~ Reg. 11.73. sq. yd. Durable, long-wea ring nylon sha_g. Most spills and stains wipe right up. Moth and mildew resistant. In a wide range of siahie· co1.0 ~~:.686:. ' eg. ·aq.y . yon 1 • between a plush and a short shag . Durable Sali eopul1COO~~d8320. Reg. 11.13. sq. y~ Th is nylo n cut and loop pile carpet has an interesting 'lracery' design for captivating beauty. Rich, thick pile in 11 colors. _Style 7590. • .Sale 12~~d Reg. 14.73 sq. yd. Our most popular shag. Conlinuous filament hylon pile. Choose from an incredible selecllon of 25 colors. Style 7880. Sale 12!~d. Reg. 14.73 aq. yd. Continuous filament Dupont'"' nylon. Rich, thick pile 1n 12 inleresting pattern prints. Style 7860. • Sa1·e · S!~d- Reg. 10.99 iq. yd Antron ne nylon with Brunslon" fibers to help reduce static electricity. In six dazzling prints and 18 colors and multicolors. Has heavy foam rubber back. Style 7840. _, ..... 0-1--..-iv. Use the JCPonnoy thntt p1yrMnl pion. Don't miss our big Home Sale and Show. •• JCPenney Shop Slinday noon 'to 5 p.m. ·at the followiftCJ stores: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (714) 644 -2313. HUNTll'JGTON CENTER, Hunlingtan Beach (714) 892-7771. I 1 ' • .. . -. • I A• JO DAILY PILOT Sunday, January 20, lq74 Heroin Kil.led Jodi; She Was No ·Addict By TOM UHLENBROCK u.-1 StMt Wrlttr ST. LOUIS -My little sister is dead of a heroin overdose. She snorted almost a gram of the white po\.Vdcr and her respiratory system couldn't handle the load. Her body was foun<l in her convertible, "'hich had ~ abandoned on a dead-end St. Louis County road. Police found her curled as il asleep in the back seat, covered by my father's old navy blanket. Her dog, Red , a --sickly Irish setter she had raised from a pup, was with her in the car. I was talking on the phone "'hen the operator interrupted with an emergency call from r6y older brother. Jerry. · "Tom," his voice made it clear that the ne\.\'S \Vasn't good. ''Jodi's dead.'' ~1y mind jammed wfth images of the gangly red· haired girl who emerged after 22 years as the S\veetest and loveliest of young women. TWO. DAYS later, in bitter shock over the absurd events that caused my sister's death, 1 sat numbly in the funeral home and thought that Jodi would have loved the beautiful flowers being carried in . . After watc h ing the mourners shuffle in to view her painted fa ce. mumble rehearsed words of kindness and disappear, 1 knew what had killed my sister. I saw it especially Jn. the grim faces of parents who stared into the casket rearfull y. imagining 'IF SHE KNEW SUCH PAIN, SHE CONCEALED IT' Jodi Uhlenb'rock of St. Louis, Found"Dead in Car their own children. Four years al Kirk\vood High School had failed to steer Jodi toward any path by the time she was graduated in 1969. She tried modeling, liul shied away from any attempts to hJghlight her s t r i k i n g figw:e, and_ then turned to a string of less glamoroUs part- tirne jobs. She didn't need the money. Tl she got tired of the workday hassle, or · a friend suggested a trip to the mountains, Jodi was free to fl y. She had security at home. When serving drfriKs as a waitress or joining friends in the discovery or vices, Jodi 'vas introduced to t h e American Drug Culture. ·In Denver she was caugh t in a sweep of the city's hippie section, and a jar o f marijuana seeds and a mysterious white substance that proved to be a tooth powder cost my parents $1,500 and Jodi a weekend in jad. BACK IN St. Louis she was a,rested again in a raid on a house near Babier Park. But the search pro.ved illegal. charges were dropped and Jodi thought she saw it in --~ black and white : the good guys iD iong lialr a nd the bad guys in blue. But she missed the shades of gray. She had soured on the established rules and modes and joined ~hose scurrying for Both sides tried desperately. They agreed it was impossible to argue about an .unkno·wn, so a marijuana joint was passed around at a Sunday ctmner. 1t1y grandfather said it tasted worse than a Camel. As she matured, J o d i ''Reality can be an im· p9ssible burden. Jodi wa s d ead.' realized she had to find a niche in life to be truly indepe¢,ent.. She ·was given an aotomobile 1,-to find steady work -atid she upheld her end of the bargain. Things were nearing harmony; argu ments turned to discussions. My mother was hurt when Jodi chose to spend Thanksgiving at a friend's grandparents. Perhaps lor atonement, Jodi ate dinner at home Friday and promised to attend a party to. announce Jerry's engagement. BUT IN THE midst of last· minute party preparations Saturday anernoon a phone call from the Humane Society began the nightmare. They had Jodi's dog. But Red was always with Jodi and had no identification tags. \Vhat had happened? Her parents didn't doorwilhtheanswer. understand and she didn't "YOur daughter is at St. know how to explain. It wasn 't ~ Lo11is , CQunty Hospi.t~\. SQe's a lack of love but a lac~ ... she?s dead ," they told of communication . my mother. Volunteers Pushing For United Way Goal Volunteer workers have launched an intens ive cleanup operation aimed at gathering up the $96,321 the United 'Vay of Sout hern Orange County needs to meet its goal. The campaign . to conclude Jan. 31, has been organized by Tom Flynn. public aff<iirs manager for All stat e Insurance Co tnpany. Working wit h F1ynn are Mr.I. Piierrill Brown, Newport Beach; Dr. Donald Kleckner, president of Chapman College; Now Nev ada Goes to 55 ELY, Nev. (-AP) -Nevada, one of the last sta tes with no statewide speed limit, ,,..'ill have a 55-mill!-an-hour limit March L The state High"·ay Board , headed by Gov. M i k e O'Call3gh a n last "'eek approved a resolu tion settin,e: the limit and bringing Ille state into line "'ith (ederal requirements. F e d e r a I, rcqujrcmcnts limiting speed limits lo 5> mlles ap hour are intended lo &a\le ·fuel in the current energy crisis. ' • Dr. Donald Ingwerson, superintendent o( the Orange Unified School District, and Robert Correla. manager of Crocker National B a n k , Orange. The Laguna Beach and South Q:last-areas-· are completing their c I e a n u p efforts by mail. At the final campaig n report. ihe United \Vay announced a contribution total of $1 .4 million which included approximately $200,000 i n outstanding pledges. That .amowit became the cleanup goal and to date Flynn and his crew have brought in $1031.321, leaving $915,679 to collect by the end ,or the month. "To further assure stro.ng participation, Flynn h a s divided the United Wa y starr into teams working with the V()lunteers and competition is running high as each team attempts to outdo the other," reported Thomas F. Riley, overall United \\tay campaign chairman. Riley urged those resi dents of Southern Orange County ·who have not yet made their contributions to get them in by lhe end of the ri\ilnt h. They should be 'sent to Southern Orange County United \\ray, P.O. Box 4232. Santa An a 9'llf11. ' "You mean she's hurt. She's not dead. She 's hurt. Did you see her? Does she look like this picture?" "\Ve're sorry." After a frantic drive to the hospital, mom puShed aside iwO restrainin'g m o' r g u e attendants and screamed a plea to view . the body. Her beautiful ·daughter lay beneath the sheet -two front teeth chipped, the right side of her faoe S\\'Ollen. blood caked in her hair. nose and mouth. She lay in the fetal position. her hands curled into grotesque claws' near her chest. Re~lity can be an impossible burden. Jodi was dead. Jodi \vas seldom depressed: she never knew the real cruelties that push so many into the harder drugs. Addicts say they turn to heroin because of a low tolerance to the everyday pain and frustration of life. But if Jodi ever suffered from such pain. she was a stoic in concealing it. What happened the night Jodi died is still being pieced together from · the varying versions. Of the outpo\Jrings o f sympathy our family has received since Jodi's picture u•as in the newspapers. one note offers hope t h a t something can be derived · "~1aybe we can look at her death as thal ·of martvr and .some other young persOn will remember her before r31Iing into the same error," it said . 2 Lottery Mea sures In · AsseIJihly SACRAMENTO (AP) -The California Assembly h a s before it two lottety measures -one to let voters say whether they want a state-nin lOtlerf and-the~ otlfer to sef it up if voters give t~ go- ahead. The bill creating a commission to run the multi· millfon-<lollar state Io t t e r y advanced to !ht floor ol the Cali!omla Assembly. .W.mblyman Leon Ralph, the Los Angel~ Democrat Who authored the .. bill, said the lottery would \>e almllar to the one operated by ·New Jersey since 1971. R a I p h • s c o nstltutlonal amendment giving voters a chance to decide on the matter ls already on the floor. John Vickennan, spok~an for the nonpartisan Jeglslatlve analyst's office, said the New ·Jersey system might gross !390 million tn C&lllornfa with $177 mlllioo or that going to the slate treasury, The balance wuukl be for prim and operational costs. '!'he bUI would lakt eff«I onlyUaeonstltutlonal , amendment by R a 1 p h , a'9lllin8· action by the · full Aslembty, is eventua ll y approved by callromla voten. I • • I \ -···· . . . · .. •• ...... ·- • J-· .. , M.llDRIGJIL ~. Heritage q, ·~~ii·~ He ritage has reca ptured the rich ness and mood al)d roma nce of Old Spai n in this superbly fas hione d collection. Smooth, flowing lines; de litately sc ulp tured form s ... ex pressed in the fi nesf wa lnut veneers and pecan so lids, and with deep, han d- rubbed finis hes. Madri ga l ... a"Jready a lege nd in it s ow n tim e and now ava ilable at an Ann ive rsary sale price! . . , .. _ DINING ROOM Re~. S.le iH .. lrl'Mle 1.1Ml• with ' l\~·o 22" ka1'•'!i 669.00 529.00 (anl' li~rk arm chair 185.lXJ 145.00 (,111•• t.~rk ~"·h· choir 159.CXI 125.00 M" t'ft'Jt'n f..t 655.00 519.00 t-.1ul:>1lo.• !<t•r1·,•r 465.00 369.00 ·1·1· .. c· BEDROOM • • [ r. -I '! ·•·.llll"'triplc dn• . .,,,.r f\IYJHI 1 ·'' •, •i · ru i;,tlfl I!~.;: l\ini; ~;,,. ~rull hcaJhoard 247.111 I:.'.,:; AL•n ,1v~,1~b1t-1n t]\Jl'l'n -' :i : i.: -~·~,. 189.00 , .• , · 1'1•'!1 i:lr~\\'t·r'1u1'1tll ~tJnd • 199.00 If~ '.I ..... - ~Iii ., · . • • .. . . , • • • INTERtOA DE8IGN SERYIC! •.• A ,EA'IURI NICE 112' • Our deliv•ry ronge includes, Greater lo1 Angele• • Sein Gabriel Volley • Son feinando Vdlo y • W11t Los Angele s • Soutt. loy .• Oronge County • long Beach •.Son Bernadina & River1id• Countie• • Ventura-Santo aorboro '.Son Diego County • lohnfltlld • . - 1 I I . • ' l • ' I ,, \ f Valley Fountain lly CANDACE PEARSON Of "" Diiiy 'lltt ''•" Fountain Valley'a fountain has been canceled due to the energy crl1l1 ~ at least temporarily. The heugon-shaped. 20-foot· by-25-foot fountain, with its continually running w a t e r shooting 20 !eel In the air, w11 to be built In front ol clty hall, a symbolic reminder of the natural sprlnp under the city. . "It was designed like a mlniature version of the fountain In Lake Forni (El Toro)," FolDltaln Valley Public Works Director Wayne Osborne said last w eek , already referring to t he project In the past tense. Btrl' A number of residents 1old the city council that such a fountain -with Its lights and water pumP, -might be an extravagance in these times of power uncertainties. Councilmen agreed and told the archltee't to 1 ' h o l d everything unUI we see how seriOUI" the energy situation is. Osborne 11ld. II shortag .. worsen and the crisis ls rul, be added, there will probably be no fountain . With -plans held In abeyance,~ ,o.bome ts faced !n the nest lew ~ with finishing mudl ol the city hall lancllcl'Plni and many ot...et median projects " I t ho u t Installing anything that ls power nm. A 20-loot wide olrlp o1 aand --ruMlng 200 !eel from the _city ha'U sidewalk to lAs Alamos Street will be Improved with dirt, sprinklers. five olive f-+---.i, ..,.-.,,ct-groum1-cover>1,\, -l li+l- malnly grass. Grass ls already growing St the onetime fountain site. • ,, ·1 r • Palm trees and graas will be planted within the next 30 days in the Brook.hunt Sttt<t median• !rom Garl!eld Avenue to the San Diego Freeway, _ _..,_ THE CONCRETE -~ _,. bas i-i oompi<led. Osborne oaid the city will go out to bid on the median improvementw on Brookhurst from the San otego Freeway to about t ,000 feet north ~f warner Avenue around Apnl I. Landscape architects are still working on designs for the Slater Street medians, which Osborne aald the city . wants to be 11wper de lusce," something more than the palm tree and grass theme. can1racta wlll be awarded around April I for I h • landacaPlnB on medians •loo& M-lla Street lrom Tall>ert Avenue to Warner Avenue and along warner between M-lla and Bn>oidmrst stnets. Oonmte curlll Ire already Ill. U tal:ea three to lour monthifor tho contractor to do the wort, Osborne aakL The fountain, Osborne said, was the only major CHUalty in the city's improvement plans because of the energy cutbacks. · s Play Football Saturday • Fairview llolpltal In C0sta Mesa will benefit from two powder pull football games behreen junior and a<O\or glrlr lrom Estancia and Costa M ... high llChools. Both game• will be played at Davidson Field in Newport Beach. Admission ls $1 for adults, 75 cenls for students, and 50 centl for children. 11le first game on Jan .. :M pits the Estancia seniors again.st tbe EJt&n~ill 1~iors and the c.osta Mesa un[ors against the Costa M e s a senlor1. hose 1 . The wtMers or t wo games . will play each other Feb. l and tho losers will tal:o each other on !or the oecond l1alf ol the evenlnl- Games are achednled lo atarl at I: Ill p.m. both nl&ltb· ' I New Class Offe~· .. "Human Dlte .... ~ 11, the till• ol a new I~~ , being offered In t.. ''" by Orange CO.SI COllege this Wednesdays from 1-10 p.m .. at coota Mesa High School. tt wilt e"xamlne the physical changes that occur .. In the human body during dloca,. and Injury. Spr1n& cl..... begin 'Fob. 4. JlllillNtllln 11' ~ tieid ' by ~t only through Jon.to.· • Sunday, January 20, 1974 DAILY PILOT J\ .JI -~ ·.· ~ THE . GRANT BOYS HAVE GOT IT ••• WHEN YOU NEED IT ' ' AND THAT'S ·WHAi . MORE NEW MERCHANDISE THAN EYER BEFORE!· SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE IN YOUR FAMILY!! COUNT ON THE GRANT BOYS 1 FOR ALL YOUR ' COLD WEATHER CLOTHING! . ' c.m..,100%AayU«_,SI_ $1699 TURTUllECIC Sil SWEATER . c.a...Tan,1.......,~ •·······•··• WARMO I WIGWAM ~~~~~ ........ sac lo $1099 FOR tHE FINEST IN SCARFS ~.~~!2:'1-=-~~.~~ ~O,l~F~-..... _. _ .. : ........... : .......... $550 . I •-•' . AND KEip; WARM UNDERNE.ATH 'IT ALL t"..!'l!.f~Jllc!....~1~.~~~-~~~~~-~-~~~~-···$209 ~~! ~~'te.!'.2!'W...11Y~~~~~-... : ..................... $ 300 -LEVI'S® for GUYS IF YOU NEED A PAIR OF LEVI'S® COUNT ON THE GRANT BOYS! ' OVER. 78.2 MILES IN STOCK! • I, • MIY-mE • nm-sME _ • EVERY COLOR MEN'S DEPARTMENT I FOR THE BEST LOO.Kl NB SWEATER AROUllD CHECK ODT OUR • , • 100% PURE CASHMERE ~;~#.~;,t;~!~~~~·-··········$3150 OR , We've Also Got Great Quality SOCKS FOR MEN . . HIGH SOCK , $225 . ...U ........ Wool/Ny'-' -Si1•9~tol2inGrey&IMltriP" ................. · ~~~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~ ....... $200 LADIES' DEPARTMENT . . LEVI'S® for , GALS COUNT ON US TO HAYE WHAT YOU NEED! ' lEYl'S~ for' BOYS , ~~;~~~~~~~~~:~gr_d -~lls ......... $900 ~:;~;~~!rt~do~~~~sk', .~or_~--~_11s __ .. _ ... _ .. $900 ---Leii's" for Boys Cord Bells · $ J 00 '~tn 6 slim to 14 1\lm · in Auortecl Colon • , ••••• , ••• , •••••••••• , ••• , •••••• , ~;:~~~~~-.~~~~.~.~~~~ ...... $850 • AND BY MANN Mann l'-ron~. a w7Citffs-$J50 S.1"J to 16 In lluo & Whit• 'IC.kt oncl OrMf'I & Whit. 9'1oW •• ~....... · TO l,A,. HAl&O. ll VO. N 1· " 1 /.... . /.-"""~ . .. . I • • • • l • .. . • • • . . -J\ J! DAILY PILOT • , ' ,. 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IMUllOLICMHlOllS • !ITIMSltll W .... f ~TMCl'S IMUllTY SAYE '31 ••• 2 OYEN GAS RANGE s REG. 299.97 • You'll save time when you cook with a 2 oven range • Both ovens have glass windows • 30" wide model with clock and timer ' !iHQP WITH CONFIDENCE AT WHITE FRDNT-!iATl!ii=AcnoN .DRl\'DUR MDNEYllACK. STORE HOURS: MONDAY thru FRIDAY 12 NOON to 9 PM (Except Tor,.nct 10 ~ 9) •SATURDAY 10 AM to 7 PM• SUNDAY 11 AM to 5 PM •l'l&l!lll*•-.,.""''1.11 H.111,. • s.111111•sn.11 wl COSTA MESA 3088 B R I ST 0 L ST. GllT STARS. ' . '. s·an Di eqo Freeway< at Rr\stol • ' f) ' • • 7 , ... 2 •• 7 • At· Your ' • lt'l Got a. problem? Th•n write Pal Du""-1'111 IPill Ci.t 1.d Cape, get the answers at1d actfcm vau n.etd to 1oloc inequities . fn government and buab1e1s. Moll WoUr question~ to Pat n unnJA& Youi' Service, 0m1'Qe Qoa1t Daily Pilo<, P.O. Box 1560 , Coria lll•aa, Ca. 9:16211. 1 .. clt.lde t/01411etapho~1e 11umber. The coh•mn apptora 001 Sundays. ~edneadn:vs and FtidaV'· ;ycli•I• Get Loud Wnrtthtg DEAR PAT : Last Sunda y afternoon I Y.'8S peddling home on my l~spetd, heading south on, llarbor Bou levard, near Wilaon Street. Glass and rocks Uttered the gutter along this route, so J .. waa riding as close to the gutter as I coukl with ample room for cars to pass in my lane. All of a sudden , a Costa ~lesa two-man police l.'8r blared out a command over its PA system for me to move further to the right, startling me so tha& 1 nearly collided with the palrO:I car. The officers then drove ofr. A complaint to the watch commander about the PA system's volume yie lded no response. This blaring warning, 'vhen a verbal one would suffice, is a cause of concern to me and a nwnber of other cyclists. H we are encouraged to peddle rather than drive, how about finding how close to the curb__lY.c._must ride legally and why the police insist on using their PA systems at full vOlume seating us to death. • G. W., Costa Mesa Jt looks like )'Oii ud )'Hr ftU.w cycllstl may Uve to wtar ear ptacs "'hen you travel bely ltreftl H )'lllr Wtn. Colta Mesa Police Department Captain Robert Gl'ff1ll aaya .. ...., can' PA 1yatem1 are preset and can't be adjusted since mest traffic tltaU... require a "load" volume. No 14legal" dlslance from tile cvti wu cfvet for cyclists -only tlu&t they not Impede traffic und follow tlte same drtvtac safety requirements as motorists. Coffee Cleared DEAi{ PAT: Have any more studies been done relating heart attacks to coffee drinking? I Jove my morning coffee, at least three cups, and my wife lectures me constantly; saying I'm killing myself. I gave up smoking, but l'n>: not about to give up my morning coffee. K.T., Foaatahl Valley Your wtlt II probably reltrrlq to ~ ,...., lllW!y conducted al a - hospital -nowed a rtlatltnshlp between eolfee drlaklq, t1peclally lb< or more Cllpt per day, aad lteart attacks. Now notlter 1tlld7, pabl!Ued ln tbe Oct. ZI, ttn "Jtantal of &be America MedicaJ Allldl*'M," coatradkts the --Y· No llllOClalloo -.i be-·-lleny coffee drill· log and lleart attacks la "4 memben Ol IM Kalter-..__ Medical Catt Proiram ill Oakland. w-n Smoke More anti Quit.Less DEAR PAT: Am-I wronr-;n·tlliJitinrtt's hanler-for-womeirto stdp smok· ing than it I~ for men? My husband quit -with some difficulty, but no re- lapse -yet I couldn't stick to my New Year's resolution and went back to smoking within l\\'O weeks. Jf I'm right in fily theory_ that it's harder for \\'Omen lo quit, maybe I'll try harder to bent the odds in February. C.B., Dana Point our eory s r g -i i nd srill!lth!rtrom tht Sutgeon <knmtft--Offke hi dk:ate that during the past ZO years womea'1 eonsamption of ciJt:arettet hu doubled, in contrast to a steady drop in men 's smokhlg. Women have a 21 percent higher relapse rate than men. This Is attributed lo •·omen's alleged blgber reliance 6n a cigarette to relieve frustraUons and anger, women relating non-smokin g to "weight gala and women llaving dµferenl sm&ldag pat· terns than men -with btavier smoking during pboae conversadom and "kip stress" time betWftll 4 and I p.m. If these "official" reasons Irritate you at all, keep them 11 mind during February wbea your will power starts to weaken. I - Tico for the See·••.., DEAR PAT: My lritDd and I would Like !a try k> break the leeter·ID!ter record -if there is one. There'• only ' one thing that bothers us. Are breaks allowed for using the restroom? J J.R. Costa M.,. Yea. Tbe carrent 1ee-a.w eadurnce record b 3M Man (ll!da)'I) set in SU Leudre, Calif. la 1171. Total time oat WIS I -.n. mlnate.1 (1.'13 per· ceat). ·ne "eo•ta•t modon,. record ts Ht lloun and that'• mil endarwt. Lf4•W• ln 'SolW•' DEAR PAT: r kmw labeling requirements have become more stringent on many consumer product&. Is there any' move under way to separate the liquid wei&ht from the solid food weight in canned Pli»cructa? The net weight of both ls now indicated, and although l know some liquid is necessary for · · ms man food roducts have mort li ukl than solid content. 1111"., Bu Juan Capistrano Co11111mer1 Ullion bas pelitktnecl lhe Feod and Drug: Adni.lntstiatlO. to reqme IM ~·or drained weight o• labelt ol pn«1oed ll'1llt and ..,- blet. h . a C'Olt·comparisoa study of pr9CelSed frdl aad vegetables, CU feud coaliderable v11iatio1 amo111 brands ud prldactl and tlaat the least etpe11:- 1lve brmlda often. were lite mos& costly due • • larger quantity of ftuld. FDA haa 8lndanll of FW lor cllllled producll nick require INI 1M can be IWod .. fall u ~ -......, the """'' bot cu clalDll --are npe ud -" ealafted. ~ abjtcl to podUJlg drained wt!pt ttaemeats oa labels became .r die CNt ......_ and variation ia alze, Hape, ~ ud malartty ·or varloa -· u ,.. wnld Ill<• to comm .. 1 oa Udo pr1p111fl,, tad a letter te (lie 8eart.i aefk,"Derabneat •f Bealtla, Educatltn ud Welfare, Raom Ml, Parldan llalklbag, -Flsben Lue, Roctvolt, Mil ZllU,byFtb.S. M-••1 ln the M•tl DEAR PAT: I lost· the service manual that came with my Fonl Van Econoline when I purcbased it new in 1'11. Is there anY way I can get a new one? • 11'1 hi IM mall !tom ~Fonl Motor Comp111y. Al.M., COlta ~1esa ,. Sid ,::iothe• of Future1 . DEAR PAT: I know that "good" ski clothes are supposed to keep a per· sou warm and comfortable wblle .. , in the snow and oold bul I sllll feel ookl no matter bow mucb I poy lor my ski clolbea. When that wind starts to WhiR around, rm ready k> bead. bock lo tba lodge.· 11-lbere any hope lor "futlft" clothing that keepa cwen a penon like me Wl1'lD in below ' freezing temperatures! R.M., Costa Mesa Maybe. A fabric maaal-lou oblalaed a potent lor doWq material tbal aatomallcaUy respoadl to tempera-ehupt -bolll hol ud cold, Tiie pmi:lld-11-.ow bl the IahoratBrJ tlapa of develapmtnt. It ma blllalablt eltmmll (p1Qo1Hllaped paebts) pi..,a lllja IM IUrJc;. !aside IM l*ft.11 are llqalcl .. 1.-ud -11111 -It ~ I ' .... -Ille 1lqwlcl 1J:<e111,-ll --9'111 _. 111111111 ... i.. Illa pldela; Illa "!· creulq 1M labrte'I llOllt ad --l'I warm -· IM tohi· Uo11 --Ilqlld ud Ille .. P.lt ii,.. lolt II ,......., Ille ,.ckots lo -.................. Ille,..,.. -... ,.. __ • i»11ete "wm ••Tu• DEAR FAT: In OClober I paicl' a clooMo<loor salelman !US for__!_pMlo which he said would ba talten la November. When IJecelnller came and .1 wa~t conlacted about an appointment, I leflt a letter to Henri'• Studios in Hollywood, Including all ~I lnlonnallon. I've bwd nothln& and even [houp ll't DOI much money, I -II I W11 talten. f · · A.W., Ftalahl Valley ( Benrl'• -lllere -.... -• __ ... _ ..-.. ... ._ tlla taielmu ud Iba pl\tlographer, ud Aid,.. wtn be ..tacled abaal tcbll!'rllq yoar pllolo. II yoo doo'I bear -Ille tl1ldlo -· eall la..1714 ud tpeal< ta Htll'l _.tly. • . • • - - • • YOU DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 Sunday, January 20, 1974 Coast Hospitals Prepare For Plastics Shortages By JOANNE REYNOLDS • ot ... Dell\' "'"' ,, .. There may OOme a:time in Orange Coast hospitals when the schedulfug of life-saving surgery will depend on the availability or a· surgeon's rubber gloves. It's a long \\'ayi from happening yet, but administrators of local hospitals .agree that the oil shortage could force them to res tyle their care of patients because of the scarcity of basic items such as rubber gloves and tubing, plastics and even some drugs. Modern hospitals have berome heavily dependent on petroleum by- products in th e last decade because plastics and synthetic mater ta I s derived from petroleum a r e economical and relatively genn free. BUT ALL nIAT may change because as the oil supply dwindles, the availability of petrochemical products is also being reduced. -For-the-moment.-the-hospitals are~­ able to get along 'vith no major problems, but often the orders come in short and purchasing agent5 are forced to go from supplier to suppl ier to find what they need. - o..-pttar·r --m-- Newport Beach , Kay Rupsa, the manager of supply. procuring and distribution, says she has ffirmed two staff com mittees to prepare for the day when the plastic disposable syringes or the surgical gloves cannot be bought anywhere. "One committee Is s t u d y i n g alternate supplies that can be substituted and the other is looking at the supplieS that can be recycled," she explained. hits. Rupsa said a number or items used in the care or critically ill patients are becoming difficuJt to find and sonte of lhese sophisticated devices -such as suction catheters for th e rcn1oval of fluids from the throat and chest -cannot be i1nprovised. She said she also fears the shortage of surgical gloves. "Some time ago when I was in trainin g. '"'e used to patch gloves. but surgical techniques a~e so much more soph isticated now -things like open heart surgery and neurosurgery -that it would be impossible for the doctors lo use patched gloves." she explained. Spokesmen at ri.tission Community Hospital in ri.1ission Viejo and South Coast Community Hospital in South Laguna said problems wlfh plast ics and rubber products have not come up at their ln.stitutions, but lheY. are preparing for shortages of certain dr.ugs. . THE CHI EF PHARMACISTS al both institutions say they are still s but often it takes longer and the order C(lmes in short. P<1ul ldeker, publ ic re I at ion s director at Mission Com mun i t y 11ospital, said the drug sales people have warned the hospital of an impending general shortage of all kinds of medicines. lo addition to the shortage of petroleum by-products, hospitals are also faced with a grow ing scarcity of paper products and linens. · THE ONE MAJOR change that the hospitals are all facing is a return HOSPITAL TOOLS: PLASTIC SYRINGE, SURGICAL GLOVES Petroleum By·product1 Soon May Be in Short Supply These shortages ·are appa rently related to lhose industries' economic problernS and are . not part of lhe oil shortage, but___tbc effect· to the hospitals is the same -purchasing agents are spending more time ' to glass syringes. Dick Grundy, administrator of · Huntington Jntereommunity Hospi tal in Huntington Beich, told hit boopital will ·"very lilcely be going to glass syringes before. too 1008:. "We may have to relearn bow to use the sterilizers and institute proper controls, but I don't see any hazards in returning to glass when we can no longer get the disposable syringes," he said. Grundy pointed out tba! there may · be one belfefit in the shortage of plitstic's. "We have problCfTIS disposing of all these plastics when we're finished with them. They bum very badly and we've had to be very careful with them. This will at least ' elimiilati part of that problem." DISPOSABLE syringes are not the only product which hospitals may be without. The plastic bags which hold intravenous solutions used b y paramedics in their rescue van may have to be replaced by glass hollies which are subject to breakage. 1 .shopping around to gee orders filled and old linens are being repaired and reused when they might have been thrown out before. ''Colored linens are getting hard to come by ," said ldeker. "We may have lo go to the use of white." Fill'er Up .. Please-W~th Coal Christian Science Monitor Service • BUFFALO, Wyo. -By 1980 some cars in the United States will be running on gasoline made from coal. And, some homes will be litaled by synthetic natural gas made from coal. Not many, in ei.lher case -, but in terms of a new direction in energy policy, lhe change is dramatic. Although the chemistry of I he conversion pfocesles has been known "°' for a &ong time, and Germany and Sw.den used them during World War • econorm cs ave blocked development 1 on a commercial scale. Now. with the U.S. tearchlng for new IOUl'Cel ot enero' eoel b cornjng into i\I, own. And the uUon ti racing into a -period of wwtlng out as las! .. pooolble Ille -"1glnterlllg 8nd teclmoloiical problems, of CO"!"'ercial convenioa. lt'1 expensive -and slow. Finl ~ o< ,yntbtUc natW'll gas won't oomo 181111 19'1$-78. Synthetic oil _.•t come. 1B1ftl neo. '!be ......U impad will be small lor some time alter th&!. Bui both government eod industry are anrlous lo l)18k,e up 1or loot µme . • The first step by government will be a request from the administration to Congress for mooey for a thorough analysis of all available alt.emaUves. The study would eraminc differing processes of conversion; w beth er extensive strip mining for ooa1 is reasible, including where to mine; and the . problem or water 1 shortages - convertlng coal to both gas and oil uses ·a great deal of water. INSTEAD OF providing leS9 and less energy, compared wlth ·oil and gas, coal is no\v seen 'by most projections as staying at about 18 pereent of national energy needs. By 1985, that \\'Ould mean as much as 3&0 million tons a......year more than t~ current consumption of • 808 million tons a year. .BoosUnc production will hike time : Underground mining has !alien on hard limos, and' the National Coal AB>ciatlul says 19'14 production can be lifted by only 20 million tons. It tokes three k> lour years k> open a mine. But moot experis agree thai'proclui;ti<rl must -· and that thit will "'"" by strip mining, especially II the Wes!. And all that leads k> talk or conversion. H~re in \Vyoming, Texaco, Inc., which recently spent $'25 millioo to buy huge reserves of coal nearby from Reyool~ Aluminum, is drafting plans to bu.lid a plant to make synthetic natural gas or oil from coal. (Texaco will also pay a minilJlum of $12 million a year for 10 y~ars in royalties.) The rumors are fueled by the latest NiJ(oo administration plans to spend $10 billion over five years to launch President Nixon's Project Independence. · A good portion o! this money -how much is not yet clear -\\"Ould go to speed up conversion of ·ooal into gas as W!ll .as oil. · The White House has prOJJ06ed an eriergy~rescarch agency that \\Vuid be Independent of other agencies, inclodi..ig Willlam E. Simon's Federal . Energy Office (FEO). which is dealing with the current emergency. Simon Is believed to feel that research 9bould be a part or his olllce. The outcome ls not yet clear. " Industry is moY1n£ anead rapidly. even though the results will be exlremely long lemt. According kl an Office of Coal Research (OCR )· spokesman, the big oil companies have been slow to invcsl in these reSt?atch projects. Industry replies that tu11-scale c o rn m e r c i a I conversion simply has not be e n ecoOOmic. · THE ECONO~UCS of Conversion. or course, are 1 key. OCR estimates now that a barrel of oil can be produced from coal for $6. Ford Blunck, an expert £or Standard Oil or Indiana on resources and costs. disagrees. He puts the cos t at $9. This figure happens to be the present real cost of Persian Gulf Oil delivered in the U.S. <Th< higher posted price is used ~ the Arabs only to compute taxes aoo so rorth.) ~ Asked if this recent spurt of l\liddll East oil prices will cause renewed: interest in his company In cooverting coal to oil, Blunck sald : "It certainly will." He also says that by 1990 the C00\1·ersion industry could be large and influential enough to sel the price of oU, a switch from the conln>t over world markets now enjoyed by Arab countries. I • • • • • ' ..... ~ -• ·- . ~ B 2 DAILY PILDT Sunday, Januvy 20, 19741 lNltf .. lllf "'" ..,... NINA ARCH IBALD WASHES OFF FOUNTAIN STONE She's Mem be r of Junior WorMn's Club _Good Deed. P eople Spanish Fountain Save d· l------ll----h1r1 n11,,1a.,,ny-eo1Ttftttttlffiettbe-sense al hislorieal-fH'ide-com~ from residents who have been there the longest, but in San Cle1nente 1nuch of the impetus to save some of the past comes from rece nt arrivals. A picturesque little Spanish fountain salvaged from a doomed San Clemente mansion is a case in point. • • • , • The small relic had been one of the many decorative items in the old Rasmu ssen Mansion overlooking the San Cle. mente pier. It would have been broken by bulldozers and carted away, but tbe new San Clemente Historical Society, the Junior \Voman's Club and a few private citizens worked successfully to save what they could., .l\1rs. Marion A1oon, a recent arrival to San Clemente and a founder of the historical group, paid from her own ~unds for the fountain to be cut from the wall of the demolished residence . -She -repaired-damaged til es herself-and hand-scraped.- years of accumulated minerals fron1 the colorful Spanish tiles and hand-cast porcelain basin which creates small founts of water to trickle into a pool below. "' .. 4 · , J Now that the fountain has been saved !rom the wreckers ball, another cam paign is afoot to donate . the artifact to the city for installation at the new community center. Donors are being recruited to help pay for the expense of installation. HThe quaint Ra smusse n fountain appears to have a new home -thanks to the efforts of many people who love the history of San Clemente," said ~1rs. 1i1oon. He lp fo r Y 011 Clinic Needs Receptioni st ' Days can be bri ghtened through service to others in a volunteer position in one of Orange County's many and var· ied public agen ci es. Li stings are available al the Voluntary Action Center of South Orange County, 207 Avocado St., Costa Ailesa. The phone number is 642-0963. The .office is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.1n. we~kdays. . rece tionist-medical historian is needed by the Family Planning_ Clinic, an nan ap1s rano. our r • • 8:30 ·p.m. the' first and third Monday of each month. Volunteers to assist with weighing babies and otber '"check-up procedures are n~eded by' the State Health Depart- ment's well baby clinic in San Juan Capistrano. Hours are from 12:30 to 4 p.m. on tbe first Thursdays of tbe month .· The willingness to' listen and the ability to refer callers co rrectly are the qualifications for volunteers needed by Par- ents Anonymous. A training program of two to four sessions prepares volunteers tp answer the Hotline. Sessions include teaching. volunteers about problems of child abus.~ and how to channel help_ful assistance to parents unable to co pe with conflicts with children. Workers operate ou t of their own ho1nes th rough an answeri ng service. Shifts are 12 hours once a week. ¥011 Ca11. H e lp Ad vice on Flea Collars Are flea collars safe ? The Veterinary Medical Associa tion has attempted to answer some of the questions people ask about the collars. The veterinarians agree insecticides used jn flea collars are effective in killing fleas. In most cases, the chemical Is re- leased slowly from the collar over a long petiod so tbat the pet owner doe s not have t.o repeatedly powder, spray, sham- poo, or dip his pet frequently to control fleas. Flea collars are also useful in controlling ticks near the head . neck. ears, and shoulders. The veterina_ry association· notes that, for the vast ma· jori ty of dogs and cats , the flea collars are safe. However, so1ne adver~e reactions can occur. H the coll ar becomes wet or is fitted too tightly, an ex- ce s~ivc :in1ou nt of the insetticide can en ter the skin directly under the collar. In such cases. some animals will develop a severe rash. A lew animal s mav slJ!ler a generalized toxicity due to the Clea collars. Listle ssness. weakne ss, vomit ing, or diarrhea are the u1:ual signs. So me Per.;ian cats aopear to be particu- larly seno;;itive. Removal of the collar and supportive veterin· ary therap,v pre vent n1 ost of these poisonings from pr9ducing serious conseouences. - Oth er notes of caution in clude : never put a dog flea col- lar on a cat : never put the collar on very you ng 'puppies or kltlens: be sure the net cannol reach the tab on the collar to <hew on il; don't wrap the collar around the neck more than once. .) ' - Pl1ys icist To Turkey • • By CANDACE PEARSON Of ltlt Dtil1 '°not Stiff And rew Yeiser of 1-luntington Beach in a few weeks \\'Iii be on hls way ' to Turkey, a country he knows littl e ·about , to mapage a crop almost equally foreign lo him -sugar beets. Yeiser, a pbyslclst who has deveJoped a machine· he says can predict earthquakes, will be undertaking the nine-month Jong mission for the United Nation.! . n.; mission camo about by chance. Almoet three years ago, Yeiser was in New Yort City arii:t had a 0 few hours on my bands" between airplanes. !IE VISITED the U.N. building and, delving into the archives, became interested in repo'rts about industrial development in other countries. Whife trying_ to track down the author or the reports, Yeiser talked to the North American re c r u I t e r for development agencies who, discovering Yeise r also has expertise in computer systems. asked him to apply for a job. "If you need a job, It's nol~ the way to go -calling me 35 months later:· Yeiser said. Chosen from applicants worldwide, Yeiser 'Will be one of two U.N. emissaries to the government of .Turkey. Their job will be to program Into computers the infonnatlon sugar beet managers need to run lhe Industry. YEISE R SAID he has set up slmllar digital computer systems, w I t h infonnaUon on marketing, inventory, prodUctlon control and econ om I cs , elsewhere. But he's never been to Tul'.key, and admits the ~ is exciting, though uncertain. Yeiser, commenting that he hopes everyone s aks En lish am1ng r1t1S a month or l\\-'O doesn't seem likely." Turkey asked for U.N. assistance In organizing Its sugar beet Industry, wh1ch is nationally owned. Turkish officials, Yieser said, want to develop the crop as their "demc>MtraUon of industrial progress, their d!splay Industry." Yeiser will leave HunUngton Beach the first part of February. His wtte, Joan, and their daughter, Andrea, will join him in Turkey when school is out in June. Super ShQP-per"'-s _1 Chet;J,<ln g ~.tor,tlS: For Ad Gimmicks SACRAMENTO (UPI) - A group of "super sho))pers" has been deployed by the Attorney General's office to protect California consumers against phony advertising and sales gimmicks. "They have been very,.very effective ." Herschel Elkins, chief or the state's Consumer Protection Unit, said las t \\'eek. The squad -which has members in Sacramento. San Francisco, and Los Angeles -is also putting together an army of volunteer college students who shop large and small stores to check the validity of advertisements, sales practices and comparative prices. "They're telljng U! what's going on in the market place," Elkins said. a three month experimental basis, the shoppers are beginning to put cases together <m Ullclt merchand ising. The group consists of a housewife in Sacramento, two fonner female teachers Jn Los Angeles and a male Jn San Francisco. The Attorney General's office would not release the names of the "shoppers" became officials said they use their real names when conductJng their investigations. The Saeramento shopper -who has been ~ housewife for 20 year! -reads the newspaper each day and then walks Into downtown stores to find out if sale items are on sale. .. r have found that short stocking Is the most frequent violation ," the \\'Oman said. This Is "''hen a store will advertise a sales item and then put only a few up for sale. §he sai<!. the Consumer Protection Unit. \Vhich is under the Attorney General 's offi ce, will begin keeping files on frequent . violators and when enough lnfonnation ts gathered a legal action wm be brought. Alkins said the two shoppers tn Loo Angeles have been working for almO!t three months and their jobs have been extended. Car Pool Experiment Attracting. I in 7 FRESNO (AP) -A computerized car pool experiment has attracted about one orevery seven emplo}'e! arthe Internal Revenue 5en-'i ce center here. · Nearly 300 star! ntiimbers have signed up for the experlmelllal car pool being tried at· the request of the Envlronmeotll Protection ABency, a spokesman iald last week. The regjonaJ 0011er has about 2,200 employet at present. 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By BENTLEY GLASS \\1lat are the implications of our new knowledge of genetics for the future of b iologica l man? A consideration of this question well illustrates how science can be 'ooth hero 31\(l~villain. We have now completely mastered the sciences of animal and pla-nt breeding-witness the s o . called Graen Revolution. The methods used a r e mosUy the classical ones emoloyed by shrewd farmers and . husbandmen from time immemorial. but today made more efficient by applying to them the current knowledge of genetics, the science of heredity and variation . AMERICA Courses by Newspaper AND THE FUTURE DF MAN This is the 17th euay In a 20.week, ffries for the ''Co11rse1 by New..,.per'; P"lr&m fundod by the National En· dowment for the Hum.n1tles, develop- ed by University of California S.n Dlago Extanslon and dl1trlbutod na· tionwlda by Coplay Nows Servi.co. 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Box F, Wayne, N.J. 07470. energy radiations of nuclear women and that she has explosions and fallout of 1 • delivere& a normal baby. nuclear war. ·1 The gro wth of th e embryo A m o n g t h e l i v i n I in tile glass and plastic vessels survivors-human, plant, aod of the laboratory offers a animal -such radiation may great opportunity to study its be expected to destroy tbeir develop1nent and to reject any fertility or to produce grea t embryos with aboonn allt ies. numbers of lethal or seriously The many tests now being detrimental mutations of their genes. Governments with £oresight will soon be forced to \he obvious precaution. 11)e genn plasm of selected strains of. those pl8.nt and animal species on which man depends for food will need to be stored. deep frozen, in underground caverns, fuJly protected frOm the radiation above grotll)d: SO WHAT for mankind itself?-The biologist can~see no reason why, in principle, these techniques should no't also be applied to that most a cabbage-but things might highly selected parents : for precious or all 1 i v i n k have turned out the other way. it has recently been reported substances, the germ plasm Th II r l that mouse em b r y 0 s , of man. Already, particularly e QUALITY PORTRAITURE e WEDDING PHOTOGRAPH Y e FAMILY GROU PS e ce so a carro may in the Physiological e PASSPORTS a. LO. 4 x 5 TWO Natural Color Portraits 195 e, -i DIFFERENT POSES • • NO AGE LI MIT GROUPS TAKEN AT''(' P£R ADDITIONAL SUBJECT e ADDITIONAL PR INTS AV ... ILABLE ,._T REASONABLE PRICES e CAlL FOR ,._PPO INTMENT • • OFFER EXPIRES IN 30 D ... Ys ONE COUPON PER FAMILY be separated and then grown, subjected to a slow freezing Laboratory or c a m b r i d g e in an appropriate culture followed by a slow thawing, University in England, the medium. The cells multiply can develop nonnally to full steps are: being worked out. and gradually come together term when implanted in the Volunteer women, unable to . , KRANZ PHOTO STUDIO production of' grain when the ~ii is treated with a hi&lt level of fertilizer. There are thousands of such examples. Repeated cro ss ing and selection ~ so effective that ofte.n no other procedures are requ ired. 111E ANIMAL breeder who A few newer developments in the right way to form a uterus of a foster mother. conceive because t h eir little . carrot plant again. Fallopian tubes are blocked, Recently it has been sho\vn THERE IS little doubt that a r e t r e a t e d w i t b ~-~ 968-7413 9911 YORKTOWN AT BROOKHURST iiiiii emc HUNTINGTON BEACH that one can obtain plant this technique will be extended gonadotropins. hybrids by growing separated to fa'rm animals. Presumably, These hormones pfoduce cells from two related sPecies it &hould be applicable to superovulation, ithat is, a in a single culture medium. human embryos also. Cattle simultaneous r e 1 e a s e of By certain treatments some embryos hav.e already been · several mature ova from the of them can be induced to shipped by air from continent ovaries. The ova a r e unite. to continent inside the uterus recovered by a sjmple surgical ~~~ • wants a ne~ breed of dog~ can be used whenever the or a combination in his cattle basic" method is insufficient. of both superior m 11 k 'Ihe desired charicteristics production and good beef may not exist in the species qualities, uses the abundant at present. 1ben one can genetic variety that already expose the , reprod~ve1 cells exists in every 1 iv in g (eggs and sperms) to a slZabie Population. He chooses certain dose ol x rays or to some characteristics and t h e n chemical agent that will cross~ types ~t c. a n produce permanent hereditary contr1.but~ to th~. desired alter8tiom-o1 the genes, which combm~lion of 9uahhes. ~ten control all inherited qualities. tl!e ~esired tra1ts_are d~luted-·-:-After -many-u-n de si r-e d or disappear completely tn the mutations which must be hybrid. offspring; but when discarded , eventually the righ t c-.----these-i · These fu sed hybrid cells of a doe rabbit, in which they operation, placed in a suitable serve as the originators of , can survive undamaged for culture medium in t h e a P,Ure. hybrid cell culture, 48 hours or more. Pig embryos laboratory, and then fertilized from which a little hybrid have be~n similarly shipped by sperm from the woman's plant can· be Obtained. New -successftilly in-tubes of culture-husband ;-Dr. R:G. EdwardS species~ of tobacco can also medium. In both cases normal and his colleagues h a v e be produced in this way. young were born to the foster successfully reared t h e nother tccbni ue of animal mot.hers in whom the embryos embryos thus prodcced to the . ' . . • ,. wanted traits reappear together ln a proportion of the offspring. The breeder then selects the wantOO and discards the unw a nted , controlling the matings until a pure-breeding strain is produced. breeders involves . reez1ng e were imp . nt b I as to c y s t stage•-..,.r--- The plant breeder acts similarly. The ''fi1iracle Rice" created at the Jnternational Rice Researcb Institute ·at Los Banos. in the Philippines, combines a shorter. heavier sta lk that resists flattening before the wind with very high IN PLANTS. other techniques can be u s e d successfully. For example, the hybrid between a radi sh and a cabbage, which are plants of the same family, is usually quite sterile. Howe ver . application of the drug colchicine can double !hr chromosome number a n d restore fertility. Unfortunately for human use, the resulting true-breeding hybrid species has prickly leaves like a radish plant and a root li'ke semen of the male , which can of frozen embryos, which may development. This is the then be transported by air have been stored for months hollow ball of a few hundred from continent to continent or years, is no lopger a wild _cells that normally becomes and used to art if i c i a 11 y flight of fancy. implanted in the wall of the inseminate females w i th We are therefore entering maternal utenis. where it different qualities. ''Ibe ·frozen a time when genetic a 11 y forms a placenta that provides sperms can be b a n k e d selected plant and animal for the transfer of food and indefinitely at very Io w strains may be preserved oxygen to the fetus and for temperatures, so that a bull indefinitely, for future use, by the transfer of wastes from Jong dead may continue to . appropriate freezing of the the fetal blood into the have offspring. This "'ell-reproductive ce1ls or the mother's circulation. Quite established practice may in young embryos. We can thus soon noW, we may expect 'aii the near f u t u r e be avoid one of the greatest announcement that an embryo supplemented by f r e e z i n g perils now facing life on earth, has been s u c c !! s s f u 1 I y entire embryos, derived from the exposure to the high implanted in one of 1thait ' ' Horoscope: Gemini to Let Off Cteative Steam: "' MONDAY Study Gemini message. One give it a chance. You can who seems intent on being make: request for change and By SYDNEY OMARR destructive is actually crying it will be fulfilled. ARIES (li-1arch 21-April 19): for attention -and affection. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Past conun itment surge s to You m::!Y be involved v:ith ''ou are able to get green forefront. Don 't duck basic perS-Ons who hold views light from individual who is issue. Face situation as it diametrically opposed to each in position of authority. Be exists. Then apparent qther. Key is to -walk fine positive about legal aspects. dilentma will dissolve. line between neutrality and One close to you is in LEO (Jul y 23·Aug. 22\: forthrightness. -You emerge rebellious mood. Ride v.•ith the Fine for e n t e r ta i n i n g , with added prestige a n d tide. Don~t insist, push or be renewing social contacts. Rid improved h a r m o n y on · ov~rly critical. yourse l! of i ens ions. domestic front -if you are TAURUS (April 20-~fay 20): Sagittarius~ Gemini persons diplomatic. duties. AQUARIUS (Jan. 2i>-Feb. 18): Finish rather than initiate project. Deal with Aries, Libr8 persons .. To get at heart of matter, ypu must persist. No one seems willlng now to volunteer information. Persist. Don't hang on to outmoded concepts. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Don't attempt to mix money and friendship -odds ~w are that you v..·ould lose bOth. Seek new avenues of expression. This i n c 1 u d e s investment possibilities. Make independent inquiry. G e t appraisals from sources with no ax to grind. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you love to Jallgh and are capable of striking funny bone of others, too. y~ have lust for life -fctr \oVe and for food. You a r,e generally gregarious and draW to you many born under Gemini and Sagittarius. Whai appears complicated will could play impartant roles. Be SAGmARruS (Nov. 22· unravel. Know it· and don't versatile. Use ~av a i I able Dec. 21 ): Someone expects•---------------------1 pag.lc. Aggressive individual material. Accent humor. By something for nothing -from really is bluffing. C h e c k laughing at your own foibles you. Know it and protect messages, -correspondence you assure progress. yourself .~in clinches. Pisces. Review of riles could tum up VIRGO (Aug. 23-iept. 22): Virgo persons could be · ~ t a Relative should not b e · v lved. Em asis is· on distance could be working in permitt create inanc1a personal possession·s, specta behaJl · -drain. Avoid S"""Ulation:-Stick collections. Associate confides your. • • •• to familiar ground. Check problem. Don't cast first • • GEMJNI (,May 21-June :ao.): details. Be spe'cific. Insist on stone. · · -· -· • Find outl et for creative steam. faets , not promi~es. Those who CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 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She ran a'vay at 16 to get married, helped her husband in his business, then · returned to school at the age of 29. ~'i'cs. she's still married to the same n1an!) She received her masters degree from C...:alifomia Stale University. Los Angeles, !aught for five years. then enrolled in a PhD program al the University of Ca lifornia. Hi\lerside. on top of her leaching load. NO\\'. at the age of 45. she is con1p\cting her thesis and has been honored "·ilh listings in the ·'\\·orld Who's \\'ho of \\lomen." "\\'ho's \Vho or ,\n1rrican \\'omen:· the "Dictionary of lnt e rnalional B iog raph y.'' ··Contemporary Authors'' and "2000 \\"omen of Achievemeot." MORE HONORS · .. I look for\\•ard to more in my 50th yc;:1r." 1·1rs. Kubis said. The i1ove\ is \l,1rs. Ku bis' prime interest and the problem of evil in 20th Century literature is her specialty. She has labored diligentl y so she w"ill ' be able to "'rife the finest novels 1 possible. an interest she has had since .~he took her fi rst creative writing clasS at Citc.1:1s .Ju.nj~r College. ., . . l\1rs. Kubis already is a published aulhor but she \\•ants to do \\'Ork of :1 different sort than she did in her fir st l\l'O books. \\'hich "'ere published under a pscudonyn1. Casey Scott . "One ~·lore Time," the story of a jalz 1nu!;ician. "'as a best-selle r and :l\\'ard u·inner. Her other was "Ocean's ~:dgc:· ,)!rs. Kubis. a teacher at Orange Coa st College. 1n11de the decision early in her t career that she wanted to be a novelist rather 1han a journalist. though the door to journa lisin \Vas wide open. She \\'On a first place in feature writing and · had s1orics published in West macazine. but decided creative \\Tiling , 1 u·as much 1nore challenging on a long- rangc basis. FREEWAY 'LYER To get the best background to \vrite fine no\•els. ~trs. Kubis begun a grueling I schedule that !la\\.' her driving fro1n HWltington Beach to Ri\'erside kl Orange J Coast College and back to Riverside 1 1 for an aftenioon or evening graduate cla ss for several )'cars. Looking back 0011-. as she completes her di sse rtation . she ad1nits she doesn'l see how she kept going at that pace. 11•hich included reading hundreds of books in addition to preparing for I "Ching. In <.'OnJunclion 1\•ilh her tht>sis. she ha.s outlined a book obout <.:hris t \\hi eh me plans to begin "'riling \\'hen her thesis ls complete. ··\\'c tend to look at <.:hr1st 111 un old·IRs hiOned v.•ay /' ~1rs. I\ u b Is rom m ntcd. "lie "'&S ii \'Cf)' thorough per.!-On. '' SM has rcdd "thousand s" of books about. L'hrist 1n p1eparalion lor her ' dissertation and booi. in which she hopes She believes tbe drug situation ha s 10 •·get a perspective on the devil as l opened youths' ·minds to other l <1 r as 1hc te1nptation scenes u•c.re dimensions. ctmcerncd." "They'r . much more interested ln LAST RESEARCll religion ," f.'frs. Kubis explained. ''This fo'iil.a lly, she hopes to make a group is really looking into religion fot ~ilgrimage to h1racl lo eotnpletc her themselves. 1 research. "Nature's re pairing itself. There is a solidarity ,beL\\.'een the kids. They don't lfO\V does ~·lrs. Kubis vie"' the status u·anl to gel caught in the n1ntcrinlistic . of the nuvl'I in l\n1cr icM? I · b "A lot of Americans are satisfied gcnera\f."· I'm opt mist1c a o u l our . \\'i1 h T\'. They 11rcn'1 reading as much Hli .the~· used to. New \\'rilcrs arc not 11s widely rend. l~O\I' do you reach a TV.oriented audience und !illll \\'rit e. good Octioo~ "J\t the jut11or coll cg r le\'r.I 111any students <·an'1 read al :111. ·· . . culture. ' FISHERMAN Mrs. Kubis, a native or \Yisconsin. enjoys yoga and "peaceful. tranqull 1 thing.~" such as s1vimmlng, fishing and bicycling. " "I h a v c " · m:ignUiccnt llf e." !hf! Confiised on Days? Just Ask Your .Dog DEAK ANN LANDERS : 1 laugt}ed "'hen 1 read the letter about Kelly's dog who u-ouldn"t eat meat on Frida y The be\vildered "Titer u•enled to kno\~· if it V.'R!' possible lhat the dog lme"' utiat day of !he ·v.'Cek it was. ''ou answered· ''Dogs don"t kno\v when it's Frida y." Arc you sure, Ann? A cook v.·e once had left every Friday evening and r~tumed Tuesday rooming. Our little toy pood1e, Lucky, used· to sit at the kitchen door. sometimes for as \ong as an hour, waiting for the 'cook to arrive. She never !at by the -- ~ ' ~ ~ ' ·~ / research. In a rttCfll column you Hid. "for every loneso1nc guy in this v.10rld there are two lonesome girls." Not true. If you eliminate the widowed One morning .1 said fO Joe ,· ··Ho w in the world does Lucky know it's Tuesday?" .He answereli, "It's easy~ Sl}e looks at the morning paper."·LU BLOCK , CHICAGO. DEAR LU: Tb•akt for more evidence --~aken my case .. Now I am even more unsure of myself. THE:.\1?J and look only at the single \\'Omen \\'ho have never married, yoo will .find there are about ihree million more men than y,•omen who have never entered into tlie blessed state or n1atrimooy. These figures came from the 1973 World Almanac.-W.F.B. , DEAR W.F.8.: I won't qulbllile about your head count but I do wut to <.'Omment oa your onbaad ohtervadon, "Di~ort..'tet-wbo wanll mEM?" commented. •· t love to teach, I love my students. Worldng-on~myitil!lertaUon is difficult but neW. I'm looking forward to doing my \\Tiling. "I'm doing what J want to do. ~1y life is not full of crumbs and scraps. It's nice being abl e lo do what yoo want to do. I enjoy each day." , f\.frs . Kubi s says she belongs to the old "storytellc!' generation" whi c h bclicv.ed in reading to children. • Sh<; wore several books out. in fact, during the time she was reading to her son. . She mcl n friend the other day. she , commented. who perhaps put her career In a nut.shell : "Oh. Pat. you 're etlll reading etoricsl'' \\'as her description. • Yoa cUdn'l uy, but I do bot>t Lucli:y was n,adlng tbe Sutt-nmes. f P.S. Happy Skb weddln& anniversary to you and J ... ) .i\l)AArenUy Ju.st tbe men wht are look- DEAR ANN LANDERS : J am 17 and · ing for wives. A divorcee btt•'ffl. U have ne\'er had a boyfriend. It doesn 't and 4t h&1 twl~ •• pod a chanee tf bother me much because J have other getting married BS tbe "unclulmed jewel'' interesfs-muslc, sports, girlfriends and in the aame age bracket. volunteer \\'Ork. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Aren't you I'm not saying I'd turn a guy ·do,~·n tired of· cliches -those canned thint! for a date if he asked. but I'm not. people say to each other out of habit? in agony over my datel essness. The F'or C)(ample, the question . "lto'v are real probl em ia Mother. you?'' Most people don't give a da m --she Recps Saying thltrgslikC. "YOU'ii how you are. be going to college next fall. If you A fri end or rnine decided to · do can't find a boyfriend there you are something about ii. He had some cards ·hopeless." . printed up and 1vhen people asked him Also. she nags me continually abou,t how he was he handed them one. my ""''eight. Last night while thumbing The card read · through a fuhlon magazi ne she sa id ._ .. . · . "You could never wear these dresses . Since you asked me ~'' I .am. 1 u•ith that rubber tire around your middle will tell you. My appendix ls in and and those elephant hlp6... my ~11.s are out. Mr diaphragm is . I'm so sick of her jnsults' I'd move working nicely ~d my sinuses are clear. out of the house in a minute .if I 11-ly gallbladder is O.K. but ~ .~ave a -h3'rl ptace lo go. -Every day-she ~ corns that_ are ·!\!!§! me_ gives me a lecture on bow to be sexy and a bunion tha is so active it can arounQ boys. The more she talks the forecast the weather. I got <rid of my _morel hate myself and ~. IOO. ~ dandruff last. year but a lot of my Lest night I sat in my room ~and hau-:;vent With it. ~1 broke-my 1'IJlt cried for an hour atter one of her bul ti • sllU runnlnc. U you Wini lllY "Instructional sessions." Please, Ann. tell more information let me know and t'll me what to do. Prty mother is making' send you the X-rays my doctor took me sick in mind and body.-~fISS last week." IMPOSSIBLE. Funny, eh?-PROVl\)ENCE, R.I. DEAR FRIEND: Boll! you and i·our DEAR P.: Nol very, but I'm prlalla1 mother need COODtleltng. Bit lbe wonJl It so others ican see wttat sotne peo,.t get It, I'm sure, AO this edvlee I~ ror thlnk ls funny , you. ' -. Most scltoOI pjdance CMlftllfllOr1 are Oon't1 gel burned by a "line'' that'~ good. Some are excell..t, ot'!<!'• JUll loO hot lo IWl41e. Piil' II poGI wttl1 l•lr. If you hoven·t Mnsldered Ullt rtUle, AM Landers' guide lo "NeCldnl l!ld plea .. do. v .. <OUld Ond .... ......... Potting -Whal Are ''"' UmltlT" _send lo many pre11lng problems rtPI ul(der yo ur rtqucsl lo Ann Linden, P.O. Bo• your ..... And pod lu<k, honey. ~. Chicago, UI. !OIM, encloot1111 llMlll> • , In coin . and a kln&. 1tompod, Hlf· DEAR ANN: Yoo need to do belier addrt111ed onvolope . • 1. l M~ijuana Is -----'----==--= Mass at Peaceful Commune in South SUMMERTOWN, Tenn (AP) COPIES OF the brief with Not far from this rural a green marijuana '1 ea ( c o mm u n It Y , 70 miles imprint, \\'ere distributed to s_outltw..es of N~bYiUe_thcr~_newsmen._ Th printed br:iaL • • . , • S11nd11. January 20, 'll'J74 DAILY PILOT 8 S Hopeful Tests Tlieories Councilwoman Norma Gibbs profes!Or ;tt tong Beach . will or lfuntingt~n Beach will soon tell other \vomen ho~ to get in the field and in the classroom. She's up for re-e lection 1n the Apr il 9 city ract. and on 1'1onday she opens a onc- wcek seminar on women in Politics at Cal S t a t e University, Long Beach. 1'.1rs. Gibbs. a psycho logy. mallie~ en1phasis \\•Ill be on ·the gr.ass rools campaign. The !ieminar meets from 9 n.m. to noon , daily. in room 20 1 of the psychology building. ~1onday night, class members will also visit the Huntington Beach City Ha~ to see lhe Council in action. BEAUTY SALON "FIRST of the WEEK" SPECIAL! MON .• TUES .• WED. ONLY FREE HAIRCUT With Shampoo & Set (Don't for et to mention this ,.di) ' lives a. thriving colony of -~cnt to the Supreme Court MeMomtcs, whose religious j t s e I r h a d a Q s u c h -- roots are in $\\•itzerland . embellishment. In nearby Loretto, there are The fann Is chartered under two churches -the Church Tennes.'lee law as a nonprofit i or Christ, with its roots in charilable irulltution. Its 144 the Bible Belt, and Sacred children attend a ·state · tleart Catholic Church, with approved schbol in which ·_.. its roo ts in Rome. com mune members, s o m e Even closer, however, is Tile highly educated, serve as Farm, a spiritual commune teachers. • of 800 longhairs with roots About 350 of its men, women ~ Jn San Fran cisco. and children arrived j n _ "We're the largest peaceru!, Nashville in 1971 -and n on we I {a r e, Io nghair camped for several weeks in SPECIAL OFFER TO . LADIES DRAWJN.G. SOCIAL_ SECURITY! s~:~~~ JUST s350 (Mon.· Tues. & Wed. On ly ) Ple•s• Make Your Appointments Ea rly! WIG AND BEAUTY SALON community in the country," their brightly painted buses _ . says Stephen Gaskin, 38, the and similar vehicles on the • - --· 1 ~ ,.,.... _ acknowledged spiritual leader 'shores of Percy Priest !,ake. STEPHEN GASKIN LEADS MEMBERS OF THE FARM, WHICH CONSIDERS POT A SPl!llTUAL EXPERIENCE 2SOD hat 17th Strut 548·3446 Hilgren _Squire, Cost• Mesa of the 1,750-acre commune. When the origi nal grOup left They also are the only ooe San Francisco on Colum bus of lhe divergent spiritual Day, 1911, Gaskin -who has groups asking the U . S . a master's degree -quit his Supreme Court to preserve post as an instruct.or of their religious freedom -to English and. creative writing use marijuana. at San Francisco St a t e each other and stuff,·• Gaskin - . explai ned. Most of the community, however, still live in converted school buses and anny surplus tents witb_wooden floors. College. ''EVERY Sunday ntorning The fa rm·s crops include "'e gel together before Sunrise SU 8 SEQ UEN!f'bY, the so_y be an s and other • and take Communion," says group tried to farm a h.illy, vcgeta}?Jes. The group eats no Gaskin. "We sit in meditation wooded farm north 0 r meal and their milk is made f r an hour before the su n Nashville and ·railed. Fina1~1y~,~o~r~so~y~be~an~s~. ~1~~:;;~~~j:s~;:::::::~~=::::::'_...,..::: __ !_:::::::=-!:.~Z comes up and we smo c tleltotrtmrfl!"ITrmrth Caski0 is qu · · under marijuana '''hen \\'e ha\'e ii.·· or here and purchased an Tennessee la\V to perfon11 • . The case for reli g iou s additiona l700 acres to gowith marriages and says he is a SUNDAY & . MONDAY ONLY freedom resulted from an the original l ,050 acres, for partner to a marriage that Aug. 3, 1971, raid by state which they paid $70,000. i!":cludes three couples who JANUARY 20th & . 21 st agents in which Gaski n and The money came from share Juli sexual privileges. three followers were charged inheritances and s a v i n g s . But Gaskin said only four with m a nu fa ct u r i n g Gaskin says -and the news or five group marriages have marijuana. Convicted at ·of the colony spread by ·word survived. nearby ll o h en v.• a 1 d and of mouth so Uta t the original sentenced to prison ternu of San Franciscp group has up to three years, the four nearly doubled in size. appealed -and lost -to About 75 persons have been lhe stale supreme court. moved into compact homes The U.S. Supreme Court scl back in the woods along then refused to hear an appeal dirt roads. lhat !he convictions violate the The dv.·ellings range. in size Firs( Ariiendmenl pt'Ohtb1 llrur-from-one 1001 11 to-buiklings agairu;l interfering with free large enough to hous'e six exercise or religion. They are fa1nllies, each with a pri\'ate reappealing on another aspect room and loll for sleeping. or the law. In the multifamily homes, I NCOM E FOR th' operation, whi ch goes into a common fund , comes from the sale of farm products and sorghum processed in a mill y.·hi ch also doubles as a soy dair.v. But a sh~eable portion of tl1e w 111111ttne's-ineeme--6f $15,000 to $20.000 per mont h comes from ils construction cre\y -which earns. about $2,000 per week in jobs elsev.·here. Their neighbors view them "\Ve use marijuana because coupl es share kitchen facilities \Ve find open re Ji g i o us and the central living area. in va rious ways. but Walter .. JIOT S R 0 W ER S are ' Eskew. whose 32·acre fann available at a community ba!h is only a mile from the house, men and wom en communc's own boundaries, together. snys. "They have a few txpcrience to be one step cl~r to God than, open Bible, whic h was a step closer to God than having a Bible or Latin that only the priesthood understood." said Gaskin in a statement included in the group's Supr eme Court brief. "\Ve're into believing the different v.•ays of doing human ronn is beautiful and thi~s." he said. 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It is on 11-acre parce1 in t Newport~cent~r with nine-.o.,,__.....;;....-----"'-.;;.;.ri" ...... "'-: buildings devoted to design- o'l'iented finns s u c h as architects, inlerior designers. structural engineers a n d antique dealers. It is intended that the plaza eventually \\•ill rival Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles as a home furnishings a n d • designers' mart. But Design Plaza is more than ust a place to go to -liave a house c:;esignea-orhave- it furnished. It is a place to__enjoy the sur.sel, stroll through q u i et courtyards lavishly planted \l.'ith trees, take in the contrast of wood and steel \\'ilh brick and glass and browse through specialty shops. FIVE ARCHITECTS designed the nine buildings. with F,d Giddings taking credit for the majority of the structures. They all have taken advantage of the plaza's view of the ocean and most have lavishly used wood throughout. The difference in approach ls what gives the plaza its excitement. Giddings, who designed five ~ial'-:l:!J~~!I! of the nine buildings, occupies one of them himself, along with his wife's interior design ONE OF firm , Giddings-Robinson. "I wanted to get away from Open Daily the stereotyped o f f i c e to completion of his current 10· 10 ' • building," Giddings said. His project there, a "funky" Irish Sundqy glass. brick •and Douglas fir pub which will be open in 10·7 , l-----''l¥"""!J!L.,-!1•...,-A....lJm"e"'zz"'a"-\ni!!!n!i-e-t-he-spr-in10.-------I-------__, effect inside which gives retai • •• ' l • • space double height. Stan Bell , speaking ror th e For Virtue and &heck, firm of Leitch, Kiyotoki, Bell attorneys, he designed a and Associates. said their building with a • • 5 t r 0 n g building, "'hich houses Design identification . and lots of Plaza Travel and Ra ymond balconies." Hagen Fine Art Gallery, is The small structure, which a "simple statement of wood and glass." also temJXlrarily houses the Ne\vport Harbor Chamber of The main purpose or their Commerce, i! a "warm, design, he commented, was s i m p I e , s a m p I e of to "reflect a more residential contemporary ,,"OOCI and glass character" than o I h er architecture." Giddings said . buildings they have designed . "lt is a little wood and glass With its warm materials; jewel box." it has "more h u man - "~RED BRIGGS, a Laguna Beach architect, designed one of the first buildings to be constructed in the plaza. Working .with a square site. he took the middle oul to gi\'e the building two feelin gs: an inside mood of shade and quiet. which is achieved with l\'aler and trees, and a wood exterior to capture the sun and activity of the outside. character" than commercial building.s normally ·mve; Bell said. The plaza's tallest building "·as executed by A. C. l\fartin and Associates or Los Angeles. ' It too utilizes wood, concrete and glass. "WIDE EXPANSES of solar bronze glass, balconies adjacent to office space and a roof garden pr o..v id e maximiim views,'' the company said of its building. BOYS LONG SLEEVE SHIRTS 1.00 I Briggs. a "great user or wood." said he wanted to see how practical the wood was for an offire building. He softened the angles vt'ith round lines. which gave the corner offices extra spaciousness. "Hea vy cedar timbers and laminated beams partially frame viewing areas and form dramatic contrast On the exterio r with sandblasted concrete. They extend inside, becoming the ceiling." Assorted styles, colors ~ • "It was terrific being part of the project," Briggs commented. '·1 was very pleased I was able to do a building in that block." He is looking forward and materials to The building of m o s t .,,_ contrast to the others is that _ _ :;;',i,; desig~ed by B_issel August . 44;:, ' oJ~, -:~ -I . ~Ass~1ates, \\'.h1ch reatures to-~ ·-~:.0,,._,: 'fi~• · --:~,~-i)f~ , Pacific clay brick. -:;:'~~~''"' ~ ~ ~ I i;, ~ choose from boys sizes. 'You're Grounded, So, Tm·n in My Bicycle' 'PONYPACK BEDDING PLANTS By ERMA DOMBECK • T had a dream the other • nigh f that . bicycres ~became.._ "JCing :of the _Road" and mY husband and I were at the mercy of our two sons for our transportation need s. Lo rg• selectjon in attractive po.nr. packs -Visit our garden shoj) and Savel ''You . pedal back"·ards one 2 more time while y o u ' r e shilting and I am taking away ~ FOR 1.00 your bicycle clamp. I mean .; ~·~·-, .. ·~n•.., .. .i,., ' \Ve were sitting at the dinner lable when I grumbled. "I've had my bicycle temps for three \\'eeks now and do you know how many times you 've taken me out? Once!" ''.i've been busy," said my son. "Why don 't you dri ve your car?" it. You~l~ar_thgse g~ars ~ .... _ . .._""..,.,.__,.,."""~-. .. ..,.-, "''""'"-.... ,., .. 5,.._•.11 ... ,...,..",. -right out of there. Jf I've I., "",.-,.. -·-:t·t ,.,.,,,_,'11ci •• ""- ''And get run off the road by bicycles? Besides, all the other motf1ers drive bicycles to the store and I'm the only one iii a car. Their sons take time to take them out ." "I've been busy," he said. "Besides, 1·m not sure you 're ready." · -.. rm -45 years-old !" I shouted. "Some people are no t mature at 60," he said. "Well, how am I ever going to get mature if you don 't take me out?" "Okay. -okay," he-said. ··After dinner." I hopped onto I.he seat and said, ''Where dO you want nie 10 drive?" "Hold it!" he said. "Th is bicycle doesn't move unlil you put on your helmet. strap your feet to the pedal! a n d famlliarlze yourself with the manual." '"Big deal. .I've seen you drive this a million times." I started lo .p«lol. My son btgan 10 perspirt. told you once I've told you r;: a million times , you cannot shift without pedaling. Do yOu understand that?" I nodded . "Good, now start off slciw and ease into traffic. Not too far over, you're in the gravel. Keep in the center of the road and now shift into the next gear. No. No. -¥0U-I10RGOT-ro PEDAL!" "ll1s this seat,'' I complained. "You've got it up t09 high for me." "I didn 't touch the seat. That 's the way it Is. Use your mirror. for crying out loud. and relax !'~ "How can r relax when you are shouting at me?" As I walked into the ' driveway with the b i k e , another son as_ked, "How did she do?" "She cruised in low gear. bent the reflector, broke a spoke and -forgot 1 h e combination to the bike lock. She's grounded !" I dcfl't know about you, but I'm not sleeping un1 ll this energy mess is cleared up . 4" COLOR SPOT 3 -FOR ~1t900 Large selection of Primroses, Violas, Vegetables & others. Calendula, Pansies, .. . 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But Not Yet Homogenized Even Zagreb, the <!apltal, grew out of a medloval thell, which is ltJll the major 1)111 of the central city. Of a Westem orientation, croaua lo dotted wi!h pealllll. villa"' whlre W.bitanll often llt1U _,. their cqlorful native prb. DolmaU. II the lllOll attndive port of ()GIU. since ti ""'"" • mllel ol tbe YUplllav mulline. ~ with olive ...... and -.. Karol clJlfl, tbe am allO offers ofllbore color on 413 peatmulu, 18 lllanda and 561 isleu. . ' , YUGOSLAVIA JI.EVIN ENTITIES JOINED TO FORM A NATION TOURfSTS .LIKE but generally facilities close-ror a rour- ·to-five-hour break at noon and open . at -4 or 5 p.in. until 8 p.m. This also 3.ltera eating times. which are set back by a couple of hours from the average American eating schedule. San Francisco's Wharf to Open Museum· of Wine -ACROSS 75 tr.tN ~ 132 SnoVll' 18 Neut.,. U---~=---~-"711.,_~L!!!DorjodC"\",,.,,..,a,_~1;;34;;..-,_..~';c_· -. 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I " Owcei... 71 Flnit1 137 Blcktall ~ lr\YWltor ...... ,..,._. 141 a.pt • I 20 AmuMfl'l9fll 11 ....... 78 Aba'9 142 ShMp'I°" 27 Rout out 11 Mi...w1 78 IW.1a1a1 144 Castor't klll" Colloq dlpoa1'a 81 HIV. bUlg 148 Acting h11tl11 29 lrlahman 21 ~ 82 Vert>al 148 CorUmpt 33 Japanae 22 Fo,..,.,. 83 Cura-t.llt wOf'd dr8m& 23 a...t Like , 85 Sentry Ofdlr 140 WNtt 3S Mak• 24 &cnnw I Be PoVerty 150 Alootl heroine honorlbM 25 Wlzard of-88 EJll)klde 151 'wretc:Md 38 Eat 26 Hospital 1 89 1..,.,art 154 Enaltlh ootd 39 Brlltl• division 00 Depend piece 41 Drawing room 28 Publlcwak 91 Diacom 158·Take place "3 Pungent 30 "--CleUm-92 Um 157 Eliot 4'5 N1YMgl1n 31 Budctllll monk 93 Bell tone character •int 32 Scion 95 Oaoditis 158 Smell "IKI 47 Grails 34 "The rage" 96 Tab\el.nd 1fl0 Purptlltl nJb 49 M•'a name 3e Mine entrance 97 lell a will 182 Frir 50 Tenninat• 37 Clinging 100 Gathollc 164 Formw 52 Trawl line Insect tribunal Russian ru*' 54 Possesses 39 Ceykln 101 Motor c9ach 185 SUbletl 55 Balance mea•l9 102 fermenting 11!18 Glrl'a Nml . 56 Bl~ith's 40 Cupid agent 167 Pygmy 42 Arm~ 104 The two . OOWM -« Rad# 105 Mardi Gru prtnclpl• king • "8 Bro.dway hit: 108 Some lbbr. 101 Prac!pltatene11 1 Jntlnm• 2 Beard b1mmer 3 Favorabi. voto ' tool 57 Debt 59 Weirdy 61 A .. lgned talk ea Ho111ton'a Ital• .. .._, ... 41 Truant'• 110 ltallan rt'191' a erwau problm1 111 Arctic e; Baby e1mage partlc* 51 Sta trout explorw e Encumber ff1 Ale 63 l>trtllve 112 Budlh 7 Mot1ndn~ cormtJtutnt eound . 113 AcqtJlllCI 8 Pinch M 8maU Clke ss snw bed 115 0111100• 9 Japan119. 72 Po.t 58 Wine~"' meaat.u·e .ct'urch 7<4 Dtplf't 60 Uiconmon 117 Austerity ,o Poalttv. 79 O~ 62 Pertl)lrw 118 Chemlcal electrode 78 Dimer 65 Scanlon compound 11·Elther · be'tlfaG• 66 In NllW Place 120 -avis 12 Spr1nt T9 P~lysls 68 Rlchetl 122 Hindu queen 13 Epochlll 8J Contort 70 Prln11ngi 123 Tacit 14 Krt0ta 82 E'tlct meisure 124 Ftssu~ 15 Scol1 84 Gull 71 R!Jnl#I ru ler 126 Young gttt 16 Flnnllhtiibe 65 Awwe: slang: 72 Brazen 128 Moscowil• 17 Coq>e.as 87 LlllH'ary 73 Old cloth 130 Stump poilt acraps ~~~~,...-.--~~~. ~,,.-,.,..,-II ll • II • • n n 92 NIQallWI m• .. -.. ......... ....... 96M- 97 Colorvali» 98 Mortl• joint' 99 Put fof1h 101 venomoue 1030ral.- 104 Bully 107 Whetllcm 108 HlndU.grlnt 110 Lamb: iatn 11 t Ovens 113 Prleon room 114 Ttwk:e: rnfix 116 Sw1u river 117 $maj lnlet 119 Sacred image 121 RMches tor 123'-ctllckef\.M 125 Vibratory motion 127 Alkaline .....,...nd. 129......,._ 130 Banquet 131 Oelilrt refuge 135 'Picnic bench 138 Jewllh month 139 Cavatry aword ''°"-142 0Y8fMlt ,. . .,_ ....... 145 Slddded 147 ·A~lnt 150 Jolt 152 KMld 153 Blblleal judge 155 S\a!Ull 158 French artlcle • 181 Alltodlng 163 II l)l'OCMda: music · By STAN DELAPLANE Now in the snow-white winier of Quebec, the sun doesn't get up until 7:!0. Sad to say, I'm sill! on inner time of 38 degrees latitude. I 'Wake at 6. Looking down through the spires and steeples and Norma n bric-a-brac of Chateau Frontenac , there's a snowy empty street framed by one-s tory stone hou.ses. The view is oblique -I'm .only getting a half sideways look into this narrow carriage way. ·~~~ The fir.s.t house on the .. right (that makes the frame) has put up eled:ric festive season. 'Ibey 1eave them on all night. Warm circles-of golden cheer. THIS IS mE Jacquet house. Jl waa already 184 years old when Wolle and Montcalm shot it out on the Plains of Abrlham in 1759. Now the house bas a restaurant -A u x Anclens Canadiens. I used to eat there a couple or summers ago. I called for 8 o'clock reservations. The lady said: "Ah , M'sieu, I'm sorry. Nothing until 9:30. You kno\v, it's the sea· son-." It's the season all right. The brighl snowy country is-lull of bright-«>lored sk;,rs. At night they drift into old Quebec. U!>'and· down ladder streets. LltUe lighted squ'ares . Restaurants with frosty ·panes where they serve Canadian pea soup, laced with lard, onions and tplcos. TREY CROWD in to Chateatl Frontenac and The Continental a n d Chaumier an<f C b e i ~1--1....l -1---lil belats and a dolen others. One or the moat famous French 'restaurants has been aold -to Howard Johnson's. '-'No COionel S a-n de rs finger-Uckin' good -yel. Prt.. an sUff on the tourllt route -if you've only got a W\!<k in town what elat can you do! In modesl·looking Ch" Rabelais (but the food wa• gor-)· I cau~ a dleclt 'for lour thit ron • • . . . , .· .. ,.-~ Sunday, J.anuary 20, 1CJ74 DAILY PILOT B 7 Crisis Iifa Boost Camping NEIV YORK (U PI) -"Camp ing i• the best thing that e\.'tr happened to the energy crisis." This was one or the observations made by Charles Chambers of Ozone Park, N.Y., Wbile he was manning the National Campers and Hikers Assn. b o o t h at the Jntemalionat camper and ' Trailer Show at Madison Square Gard'!I in December. "Let 's look at it this way," C!iarnbers said. "I( you live in a four-or five- bedroom boute, YOU. tum off the electricity when yau go camping. Tilink Of the energy yOu save. At your campsite you doo't waste energy. "Maybe you use a can ot C.Oleman futl for lighting, cooking and heating every three days. The only problem is gelling enough gasoline to get" to the campelte." Even so, the atmosphere wa s gloomy in Madison Square Garden's cavMtOus exhiblllon hall, where camping sbi;>WS have been produced annually the ta.st· five years by Jerry Mullaney. TRAVEL Japa11ese Skiers Discover Alaska As Winter Haven ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP ) -Snowy ~ska may not yet rank as a winter vacation haven. but Japanese ski enthusiasts are discovering it by the charter-load . 40ATfENDANCE is 70 percent orr thi s year," Mullaney said as ~e looked at · the rows of shiny new pickup truck campen:, trailers, motor homes and tent campers. "·This is the first year that \\'inter visilors from Japan have doubled ove r the past year and are now Pouring in at th e rate of 1,000 skiers a month , said Director Frank Seymour of the Alaska V i s l to r ' s As.'>n. ChrJs von Imhof, ~tt. Alyeska ski resort manager, sa id he has printed duplicate menus in Japenese and hired Japanese-speaking persons for his desk and informatioo staffs . I have lost money." Exhibits on display ranged from comparatively inexpensive tent campers to luxuriom motor homes ranging up to $.15,000. ln previous years the exhibition hall was packed with prospective customers looking for bargains. This December there were only a few atragglen. ~tost of the salesmen at the shlw were idle, sipping coffee and chatting with others in the sa me fix. "There is no noticeable trend yet," one salesman said. "Some people are buying but they are getting smaller campers." "Everyone-seems to be taking a wilt· and·see attitude," another salesman said. "They are \\'Orried about the energy crisis .. Some or them believe gasoline will be rationed or in short supply and it would be foolis h at this time to buy a new recreational vehicle. Others just can't seem to believe that there is a gasoline shortage." At another recreational vehicle show in 1.ousiville, Ky., only a few weeks earlier, there was an air of dismay and some exhibitors who had rented space railed to show up. One had stopped production of recreationa1 vehicles, He described the winter tourists as being between 3fl and 35 years old and mosUy single. "They're .•. one of the most fun-loving and hospitable people that we accommodate,'' he added. Von 1mhol said Alaska isn't ~roallY too far away for the Japaneee ski enthusiasts. He said it takes qlllte a long time (or the Japanese to travel from lheir urban centers to Japan's ski slopes. "It--takes-J'ive -si hour.s-bY-·Jel.----1 from the Japanese urban areas to Anchorage. In fact, they probably can get more skiing time in on less crowded slopes," Von Imhof added. Japanese ski ers pay between $350 and $550 !or a \vec k's package including two days in Anchorage and four at ?i.11°. Alyeska. Alaskans heading to Japan without an excursion-rate advantage would pay $770 per person. Seymour said the · first ski packages were offered iil 1969, and ski groups provide the heaviest influx of winter guests to the state . sliips in tl1e world. Ships renowned for the kind of cuisine., service. accommodations and entertainment Americans lo\.'e best. And f~unous for a sea life first initiated hy sis ter ships over 90 years ai,:o. Onl! that today ll<ll lx.'Con1e the hallmark of luxury cruising in the r aci fic. An Alaska cruisC\vith the friendly An1eric:-tns is a summer ua vacation you'll never forget. Call your travel agent or smd us the coupon for full infonnadoo. SSMAruPOSA SS MCNIW:r The friendly Americans. -- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • . • . . • • . .. • • . . • • . •• . • . Crul~ Consultant, r1ci~c Fir E15t l ine One Embarcadero C:n1er San Fr1nc:isc:o, CA 94111 L.A.1rea c11l (21)) 680-2450 Addr'"'-------- Cio~·---------PleNC Knd information on Statc, ____ _;z;,_ __ _ cniiaint with the friendlr Americarui co1 Travel A;cn"------- 0 AWka D South Seu NIOCP' ,.,, 12•'' 0 Hawaii • . . • : • • • • • ............................ '~ .................... . CNWl:llffawlM • SN:bS. • lic.Zaotand • AutiU'lllia • Al»ka • Europt: · Sh!p.1 of U.S. a...,., SEE CLASSIFIED SICTION FOR ANSWERS ~t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . ' ' • . . ' . .I ' • .. 8 8 DAILY PILOT Sul!day, J4'nu11ry 20, 1974 ·:~. 'Hamlet' Opens · • . , ·: •• :: . . •• .· series, In order of prPscntation following 'i l~amlct" t1 re : ··cn1be rto D." "The Cranes Are flying!' "Battle of Culloden :· '"fhc Rise of Louis XIV," play"'right Saul Levitt's ''The Anderson ville Tri a 1 ' ' , . . . . ' . " . . ... . . . .. ·'Butlev' • Continues er1es .. u u t I e y • "' a film ENTERTAINMENT Humanities Film Forum . a 10 \\'eek series of outslanding motion pictures fron1 around the v.1orld . will return at 9 p.m. Tuesday to l\CET \\'ith the 1969 British ver~ion of ''Hanllet," starring N i co I \Villilmson. (produ ced by KCET's award-, ________ _, presentation of the American 1~il1n Theatre. rron'I the play lly Simo n Gray, will have a tv.·<Kla y s ubscription engagement at s e I e c t e d theatres throughout the Greater Los Angeles area on ~1onday and Tuesday. ' ' • .. .. .· .. ·: ... ;.. .. • .. • ,. •• ... ,• . . . ·. . ·· , :· .. • ' ----· l\lodlfied and expanded since its first appfarancc last April lhe series \\1111 include tY.'O film s new to public television : y.•inning Holl y"''ood Television Theatre), "Grand Illusion" and "Potemkin." Vittorio de Sica's "Umberto D" (Italy, 1952), and 11The Cranes Are Flying" (Russia, 1957). The classic French production, "Grand Illusion," and Russia's. "Potemkin" also have been added to the series. KCET repeals "llamlet" at • 8:30 p.m. Sat~day. Williamson's Hamlet has been called revolutionary and Parole Examined unorthodox , . , "a Hamlet for A cinema \'e r ite today." l\.1arianne Fal,thfull documentary ex ploring reform JXlrlrays Ophelia in t h e production which \1/as directed or the parole system in th e by Tony Richardson. 1!.S. will air en Special of the \Veek at 8 p.n1. f'.1onday FOLW\\1NG lhe sho\l'ing of on KCE'r. Channel 28. "llamlct.'' i\1·0 special guests "P 1 .. 'II f th aro e w1 ocus on e will discuss the film and its case histories of two inmates historical context \\'ilh Or. in the Washington state James Billington. host of the pc n i t c n t i a r y. To film series and professor of history · "Parole," a production crew at Princeton University. from the National Public They •are Maynard :P.fack, Affairs Center for Television professor of English at Yale (NPACT) spent 15 days in University and author of four the maximum security prison. television films on Hamlet; For the first time ever a and Daniel Seltzer, professor national television film crew of English and director of the was permitted in a parole theatre program at Princeton. hearing room to record the The films slated for the closed-door proceedings. Mll.l, 1, l:•J, IO::IO U.1 .. lt.IN. l:ll, l •:IO, J:)O 7:H & "-JO Th is time the bullets are hitting pretty close to hornet CHnt Eastwood fs DiPCy Kafl'l'J m fta9num FoPCe DAil ,, 7:15 t:60 U.T .. WN. 1:00 l :!J S:lO 7:4S SlllEISABD &REDPO:llD .\ [~! ?.t':f"-fS ,..:1t11~ "'IO~OO ,.. . .., l*!!!'J ~·~~ P-t1:•r N1!:"11a. 11t "'n •: .,:• I ~ ST»-S"~'fi 1 ~;l :'o "'~ ,,... "·,.. , ~ .. <I ~~ 1 'f'11';..1. "'/.rl:!ifJ 1~.w;• 'pc ... :.'.";~·; '":'~:·~~C: M.~!\l!IJL1')1i: ... 1't'~Q!il:...i•-.. .. 1.',.:-:-l~l~ ·--- ·, ·,u• ~:,.~ •• IV'f\.,,,.........,..,. .... ":.·-~' ': r-..-.: .. 'lli SWll: :....-.. .. sr. ., .>;.~ ""~·~'· U\~M:h.~H!I ~,· ;II ·~\',ii~:;. ·i~N..;f~~~ '\'° , .... -..... •11 • • .. Jea1i Pace -, Oscar Brou,,i 01iKCET The jazz sounds of Oscar Brown Jr. and Jean Pace will be fepriSed on "One of a Kind," at 8 o'clock tonight on KCET. comm unit y supported television. Brown will do his "11fuch as I Love You." "The Snake.'' ''\Varn Barn'' and "Ladiestnan." while Ms. Pa('c sings "A Young Girl" and "\Yhat's in It for Me?" They also open. and close the shciw logether with "To Stay in Good \Vith You ." Tickets are still available to see Alan Bates, J essica Tandy and Richard O'Callaghan star in this fourth motion picture in t h e American Film T h e a t r e subscription series of eight films based on classic works of the American and British stage. "Sutley" was directed by Harold Pinter and produced by Ely A. Landau, based upon a screen adaptation by Simon Gray. Prior to "Sutley.'' the Atncrican Filn1 Theatre had presented . in the Los Angeles areH. motion pictures based upon Eugene O'Neill 's "The lct•man Cometh.'' H a r o Id Pinter's "The Homecoming" and Edward Albee's ' ' A Delicate Balance." The American Fihn Theatre presentations are shown on a once-a-month basis, on two consecutive weekdays (always a Monday and Tuesday) for four perfonnances onl y in Dixie ·i·•• Newport Teddy Brucker tunes up his trumpet while Turk Murphy, famed Dixieland jazz musician, protests. Both men will appear in a Dixieland All Star Jazz Revue and Dance Sunday, J an. 27, in the Newporter Inn, Newport. Beach. Murphy will bring his San Francisco Jazz Band an d Brucker will have· his All Dtll~ l"Uol Sl•ll ,.._,. Stars there for two concerts : a fan1ily matinee at 3 p.m. ($3.50 admissi.on price) and. a revue and da11ce at 8 p.m. ($4.75 admission). There also will be a roaring 20s costume contest. Tickets are available at Ticket.ran. Brown, 46, a s i n g er, songwriter, actor and director, has eight albums to his credit and his revues have been staged in Chicago, S a n Francisco, New York and Los Angeles. A latecomer t o slxiw business. he made his fi rst album, .. Sin and Soul," at the age of 34. more than 500 theatres across .-----------------------'------------------- the country. be Redford~\--++ ..'jeremiah JOlinson" A SYDNEY POLLACK Fll1\.t The man who became a legend . The film , _ ____,destined tQ be a classic! ROBERT f1EDFORD fiJ •I" A Sydr1ey Po1111ck F~m PG "JEREMIAH JOHNSON" A Joe W•zan·Sanrord ProductiOn Co·Slarring Will GEER ALLYN .ANN MtlERtE ·STEFAN GIERASCH •CHARLES TYNER, A"'1 lntrOdut•ng DELLE 80l TON· ,.,1.1~ ~ ~ J.) .. .., Rutl•ns1e1n and Tim Mclr1111e Screenplay by John M1111.1s ana Er."'a'1 /\r>llill! • Pr0<11JCed by Joe Wizan Directed by Sydney Pollac~ • P11n~v S•an". Technocolcr • ·-•••Oil~·-·•'""""'" "'"'.....-..FIOMI (-• .. STARTS WEDNESl:N\Y-O~EWEEKONLY! BUENA PARK BUENA PARK CIN EMA (522·28 161 '88n B£A~H lH VO. COSTA MESA CINEMA CENTER 3 & 41979·4!411 l !ARBOR tlLVD. Al AOAM5. HUNTINGTON BEACH <UR F 1536-93961 IJACl~I C COAST Hw'V. & ~·"· sr. LA HABRA CIN EMA 11697·678 11 .I. ?04 W. WHI I 1 11.oH 8LV0. OHANGE STADIUM DRIVE.IN 31639·7860) H;A!Lt.l.A Nl:.Alol SI AOIUM ORANGE VILLA j639·00661 IUSllN AVF.SO.O lo\AT£LLA TUSTIN TUSTlN CINEMA 1544· 16961 NE'Wr>OR'l Al SANTA ANA FWY, , WESTMINSTER CINEMA WEST 3 & 41892·44931 WI S1MINST CA A'f OOLOEN WEST CALL THEATRES FOR SHOWTIMES • ----..... -... ... -............... -~--- Relive the rip.roarin' days of the Gold tumbling ride in a scoopei;! out log. Ride the Rush! Enjoy· tlie-rolllckin fun ot:-Ghostcramblin' Steam Train anil the rollin' But. Town alive with GOLD FEVER! Witness terfield Stage. It's two days of shoo~uts, Knott's gun totin' funfighters shoot it out foot stompin' music and the fun and excite- in thes trcets and high atop t he Gold Trails men of wild west adventures and funtastic Hotel. Relive the t hrills of an early Calif or· attractions. (\Vatch out for masked bandits nia sawmill , and take a plunging, stomach and claim jumpers.) ... • 1 .. BE-.,.\ 'LUCJ:Y .. PROSPECTOR! You may receive a $100.00 gold nugget or one of over $1,000.00 in special prizes. (Come early while supply lasts.) COWBOY FOR .A DAY! You may be selected to star in a Wild \Vest Show. The "Cowboy for a Day" will be dressed in western duds and will star in a Ghost Town "showdown." . of Grand Ole Opry and BOW-DEEE fame. Witneis -the comical 1111;tit:11 and-htl!r .the hom&9J1un humor of the gal from Grinder's Switch in Knott's John Wayne Theatre. 8"-,,,,,,_: Std. 6 :00, 1 !«J & I :00 p.m. 8U11.4:00,l:IJO & 8:00 p.m. Plus Foot Stompln', Ban/a Plclcin' Music I BLUE GRASS·COUNTRY MUSIC Fl!ST•VAL Dusty Drapes and the Dusters in Knoll's John Wayne Theatre , Beaver Hill String Band in Fiesta Village Floyd County Boys . In Wagon Camp Stlllwat'r In Ghost Town \VESTERN GRUB-Try Pioneer Beef Stew or char-bolled steaks at Knott's Steak House. Or you may prefer to enj!IY one of Mn. Knott's Chicken Dinnen at the Chicken Dinner Re,taurant. KROTT~s BIBBY · FIRM~. , Buena Part • Open dall7 •t 10 .... • (714) 827·1771 • f . • Welcome to ere nee ween the Broadway theater and the londan theat er Is thiJ : In the raw a Sunday, J11nu11ry 20, 1974 DAILY PILOT 8 I) Family's Sunday · Dinner on lhe first-act Saturday night, · GuiJianella is driving her stlmulating a r a v e n 0 u 5 fiance Federico ?J18d because •, '• . .. WDRDBR DrlTAU, "Gl(AJ -NAIUI( f1lAI fOa •7&" Broadway has bod critics , · dwindllng audiences, soaring ticket prices and unions th!l "'~ rip everybody off and ma kf • production costs financlally Rex Reed of the present London season, . and tickets are 11 hlrd to g:!t as private audiences wllh the Queen . ADAPTED BY KEITH Waterhouse and Wlllls 11Rll (tho two sprightly English w,rlters whose "Billy Llar'' Is by now ~ classlc), this is one of those Neapolitan folk comedies In which author Eduardo de Filippo elcels. (He wrote the dell g,h If u I screenplay, yoU may remember~ to some of the most hilarious Italian movies of the past few yeara, including "Divorce It a 11 an Style.") she has delusions of grandeur appetite \n the stomach of Md wants to go on TV. every member of I he ------------- audlenct. .... .J I lbl • un ea! e, while London has • ~ ... • Laurence Olivier. 4=· · Jt doeMl'l mlK'h matter wha t Sir Larry, as he } is 1ffectior14te1y c a I I e d by everybody In Londori, l s winding ·up his te11ure as head of the National Theatre this spring, and I was fortunate enough on 'a recent trip there, ; .. ;~· • l·. he' appears in or what the ~~~. crltJct uy. Ahy play •ith ·~: Laurence Olivier's name on :: .. ·~· the m~quee ls a guaranteed ::;-sucoesa. ~~=~~~~~~~~~~~-;-~~~~~~~~~~~. ........ ..... ,. ~··· t.::~. ~: ........ • t' ~~:­:::-i.--;:-·. il. ~·, .. .... . . ' ,. t l ID 0 MIWPO" 8£1\C H 1 .. 1,Allfl f 0 l +DO !\LI •" •l~O --'Mll.l.AM HOLDEN . Ko\Y ~ENZ llttIY Na-LO ov•a1 ''THI WAY .1 WI WIU-INJ .. ,..~ ... -·-arOUNTANVAl\IY .,.~Q ..... "COPS AND IOHEl5" "JON.ATMAN LIYINGSTON SIA.GULL'" (GI • "IXtCUTIYI ACTION"' IPGJ _, -~·" CtNIOOMI 20. ·. "PAPILlON" ll'GJ .. .. 0. • ' • • ... IT .l,,ol Stt'le McOWtt! & CVIM• Hfffmn _,, -"" CtN/OOMI ?I ; .. . . ,,, ···' -" .. SIAD/UM I .. ,. ,, ,. .. f ·"' ~ • -" -"'" S140/UM '? :" .. .A l.l.l,1•~.c.111· •• TH• U.UOMIHO l"OC.ICaMAM 1111 THI prlUIHOS OtJ 10011 C:OYt.a (lltl THUNDf:lt tJtST lltl ' "SllPICO" IRI .,,, "'IADSM1l"-flJ "THE SIYEN Uri" IPG) .... "SfllLTiRD I IS" l:J ..... on noon CINIMA CINTIR 4 • Cost. Mesa UA CININA I l J • Co1to Mtta wnnaooa 2 • We1t111l1t1ter CIHIM .. YllJO • Minlo11 Yi.jo -LAllWGoD-CINIMA : 1.oat-laeU-- IOSIMIAD 1 & • • lose,,_d • •• Al.UlD ,l.RllSTS presenis BTM•lll lltQIBDWM- ina fl!ANKUN J.SOWFN£R lim P1111J,lll .~ MON.-FRl.-7:45·10:00 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1:30 - 4:15 • 7:15·10 P.M. IASEOONTHr CO#TltOVEASIAL flOOK THAT MATTE.VO COINfJtt/q#llAl, tHfOIWllOI' • ·--...,._..,, '''·•••1 540-0lt• SJ0-4401 -~·-ll0·6990 _. 415.ZIJO_ S7J.t410 MON·flt. 7·9-11 SAIU.OAY & IUNDAY 1-1-5·7-0-11' to catch his farewel l performance in a new play called "Saturday S u nday Monda y." It was daztnng. "Saturday Sunday Monday'' is an Italian "Life With Father," directed by the apirlted and elegant Frlnco 1.efferelll, and wise is the American producer who maps it up immediately f o r Broadway producUon. . It could run for years in thJs country in aUmmer stock alone. ii has something for everybody, although I doubt ' that I shall ever see it given quite the same energetic and amusing produ.ction it is now"" being given by the National The~tre. .. -· -- WATCH FOR "Mc Q" YOUR EYE CUE ,. WILL Thil iltne out, be centers on the madcap activities of a bountiful family eating, talking, showering each other w i t h presents, quarreling, erupting with jea}Qusy and passi<ln, always reconciling with SWlny happiness ·and a n~w dish of pasta from. Mama's oven . -···Food is al the center. of · eVerything. The play even WOODY ALLEN TAKES A NOSTALGIC LOOK AT THE' FLJTURE.~ ,, Mama .fs preparing bee' ragout and the theatre fill s wit h the smells of onions and spices, creating a mouth- watering atmosphere. While you actually see Joan Plowright preparing t h e. Sunday night dinn e r throughout the play, the other characters drift in with their sub-plots, all ignoring Miss Plowright's . culinary talents while they burden her with their l!<Ol>lems. J Notl>i!lg, I mlibt add of her talents, goes unnoticed by the audience; she is simply wonderful.) The maid has an idiot brother in jaiJ. Rocco the son doesn't see eye-to-eye Y.rith Papa on how to run the clothing busines s. Dynamic Aunt Meme has made a hypochondriac of her sissy son ('.'I have to-hold him down to give him his injections!" ., .... l_._ -·JJJ- C:lllhl,., JI WMll~Yt At 7-1 :4$-lttlt S.llkn. l:U.J:• l 11f.1: ... :~1•:• -Sf. -CNi l ,. .. ie-#1 Wtekd•Yt At 7-1 :45-10:30 S.l/5111t, 1,•J:JO.S:Jf r:•t=• Th is time the bullets are hitting pretty clOSe to hoi-n-e! SHOWING NOW! GI 1&18s&wood ..... ,,.,, ., .... ._.... .... ,. TELL • ' . . \ YOU You'll elw1yt Do eblt to tpot • Mr. I, dr1t1td mtn, Tlrtrt't th et 1pec:i1I f.,,thion·loo~ th1t it only po1tibl1 whtn l ob or Ed dio 9iw1 thtir p1rotnel ene1y1i1 of your incli .. 1do1I c:lothin9 ntodt. So, bt lot.1 h19h 10 or low, viii! Mr. I, or yot.1r n11t 1n••mble. ~... (ffl( llDn wtMl J6IO SO. 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"""'''""' , ......... ,... ....... , SUNDAY' ( 2 M __ ... flj MmO ICNm °' ~·!'! ·!21 MV91 ILOWS or DlliOOtl " • ~ WALT DISNEY PllOOOCTIONS' WILD NEW CAATO;QN FEATURE .. MON.-FRI. ' 6-8-10 \ SAT. & SUN. 1·3·5 7·9·11 ' , I 8 JO DAILY PILOT AMERICA •• (Flom hi' 831 \\'bile' it Is de\•eloping in the laboratory culture. Biochemical defects. su"cb as that •which gives rise to Tay· Sachs disease, or chfomosomr abnormalities, such as that v.'hich causes mongolism. tan be detected, and the e1nbryo re 'ected in favor of one that 1s oonnal. 'Illus prospective parents who carry tbc same recessive harmrut gene may be able to·pretest the embryo that is. to be implanted. MEDICAL a.INICS devoted to such reproductive and genetic diagnosis and counseling will surely ·multiply in the near future. But should the practice described be limited to lbe use of sperms from -ttie husband and ova from the _"1fe.J~deB_ire.J•LhliLao implanted embryo? Could v.•Kler extension of the practice be avoided? Might it even be eugenically desirable. say, to have frozen stocks of the "best" human, spermatozoa and ova available for general use, and not just in case of a nuclear war? The possibility clearly exists. However 7 one shou1d be cautious about advocating every practice that is tiiologically feas.ible. Al present we certainly do not know how to select the "best" genetic strains o{ a human population. Jn our f a rm -r animata and cultivated plants, the "best" ii simply whatever suita the needs, or even whims. al man. The best, in an evolutionary sense, is that which holds greatest promise ol adaptation to whatever s o r t s ot ~environment-the-future-will bring. Our ability to detect_ specitic defects of a genetic nature -c ·--ra 'di . tb be able to measure the chosen characteristics. Take superk>r intelligence as a specific uample. INDUBITABLY. man has reached his prese nt high status among animal species because of his brain and his intelligence. It is conceivable, however. that any further advancement of inte11igence might require a larger brain, and therefore a larger head that would cause extreme difficulty to the mother in labor. Perhaps Caesarian delivery or the growth of fetuses entirely in glass chambers would be necessary. Or a superior intelligence might s i m p I y bring into being a kind of person so sensitive as to be unable to withstand t h e stresses of .the impoverished and overcrowded environment at ts res ting from our exploitation or the biosphere. Furthermore, high intelligence without a cc om pa n·y·i n g idealism,,morality, and fellow- responsibility w o u Id be positively dangerous. Can we breed such characteristics too? It is highly doubtful.' In any case, we cannot at the present time e v e n measure intelligence v e r y accurately. What does the IQ really measure? Certainly not some ot the highest aspects of genius. which may be very special in an otherwise r a th e r ordinary person. Finally, what we migh.t sacrifice. were v.1e to try today to breed a better mankind. could be the very diversity among races and within populations that has been fully as important in • the successfu1 evolution of . man as his superior intelligence. AS IN SO TtfANY instances in which science has given man new powers, this power t.o control the course for future human evolution is a two- edged sword with which we may fatally wound ourselves. The power lies in our hands . but our goals are unsure and the road ahead Is dark. Should : we venture forward. or should we av.·ait better vision? The probability is that, while many will hang back, a few hold adyenturers w'ill of their own free choice proceed tov.'ard the human oontrol ot huriian evolution. All of us have a stake In the choice that will determine the future nature of mankind. Nol: Dr. Robert Stn1- ltdmer cUJnnaa, Dtpar&meat ti ~. Colllonla IJllUtole ti Ttc:boJtlY. I . , . . . . . . 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(AP)· -UCLA coach John Wooden, taking bis basketball team'• .tirat l<l08 in 89 g9111eS with Cll8lomary aplomb. laughed and said: "I have no idea how long It will be before somebody else wins that many. I know it takes at least three years." 11le cool Wooden and a drained Notre Dame coach Dick "Digger" Phelp11, both ap~ relaxed after the No. 2·ranked -Fighting Irish stopped the top-ranked Bruins, 71·10, Saturday. The twQ behemoths of college bask~~ ball l.Tleet again next Satruday, at Los Angeles and Phelps joked, "I'm hoping for President Nixon to call a:nd cancel our night. J hope we run out of gas before we have to go out there." W~ pointed to a traveling call agalnsr Brulns' guard Tommy CurtJs and a charging foul on forward Kei!h Wilkes in tbe final minute 11 the keys. Curtis was whlstletl for the turnover as he laid in the ball wllll 2:13 remaining and the BCOre 70-% in ~vor ol UCLA. The Wilkes call came u the smooth forward sleamed !or the basket with. his !e~m ~ rront 71Ht and 45 seoonds to go. . 11Either of those shots would· have Salted the game away,'' WoOOen said. Asked 1r he disagreed with the calls, he replied, "l'll just say they were close calls." Phelps called the streak- shattering victbry, "a healthy win for college basketball. I'm S\)re a lot of . people around the COWltry were rooting !or Noire Dame today. It's ooly human . \ 1-1-l!ig~S_choo,..._ Basketball At Its Best Fan interest in Orange Coast area high school basketball surely could never have been greater than Friday night when Huntington Beach High and Marina locked horns in a game that matched teams with a combined record of 28-1 . . . a struggle which went to Marina, ~. · Well over a ~ spectators were turned away after the spacious Marina gym filled 90 minutes before tipol!. When I arrived 50 minutes before gametime, the exodus of folks who couldn't get in made me wonder if the duel bal 10mehow started early ad was already oyer, there were so many people reaving. Another few hunclred _stood doggedly by the Jocked gates, perhaps hoping a miracle might allow a few to be permitted inside. . nature to ""!II to see the ·Bruins bealen.'' Wood"1, who reiterated the streak was unimportant to him, dlsagreed. "II losing the streak was good for college basketball. I think you'd have to say h3ving the strcok was bad. I don'l think ii was bad," Wooden said. "l think it's • been one of the greatest things college basketbill had had.1' Notre , Dame. scored 12 straight points ijl the last 3:30, the last two oo Dwight Clay's 18--foOt jumper with 28 seconds left, to overcome a 70.59 deficit. "We certai.nly didn't figure to lose wiUt three minutes to · go and qp by 1 t points," Wooden said. "Of course. if you don't pl.ay your own ball ,game, you're going to Jose . They kept coming at us1 and they' deserve ,.a tremendous ' ' amoant or credit for their play.'' Wooden added, "We lost a liute of our drive and played a little too (l)l'l- servative at the end." tie said his rcdhaired All-American center, Bill Walton, who led the Bruins with 24 poirits on 12 of 15 shots, was not up to par after missing three games with tont ligaments in his lower rib cage. "Bill wasn't as mobile as he was ln the pasL," \Vooden said, "He was reluctant to fake his hook shot and h~ injury hurt his board play." ' UCLA. C70l -Wltkll$ II, TrgovlcFI t, W•lton , •• Curlis 9, Meyers 10, Lff 7. NOTRE DAME 171 J -B•ok•w 7), Cl•y 1, Snumal• 2•, Oaotley 9, Pa1erno •· M•rlln 2. 11•1fllme: UCt.:A •l. Noire O.m1 3'1,, Technical fOull: Mey_er1, BrOll.aw. A: 11,,.3, May Never Be Broken SOUTH BEN!J, Ind. (AP) -"Rather than calling what we've achieved a dyna,s.. ty, t prefer to think of it as a cycle," UCLA basketball coach John Wooden reeently ·reflected. "And I believe all cycles come to an end." The UCLA cycle finally came to an end Saturday when Notre Dame defeated the Bruins 71-70, halting their victory streak. at 88 games. "One of the things I said in my aMua et er totb1Syear'S team was _tbat-iL.was-going-to-be--more diffiCult for them 'because they would be expected to win." The Bruins ~d been performing the . to ·Notre Dame, wl'lich was led by Austin Carr's 46 points and won 89-82. Before that, UCLA had reeled off 19 straight victories and 'bad been un· defeated in nonleague play since Jan. 20, 1968, wh'en the Lew Alcindor-led team lost to H~ton 7o-&9. After the 1971 Notre Dame loss, UCLA embarked _ on Us current cycle, achieving a record-setting 6lst victory against the smne Fighting Irish on Jan. 27, 1973. The University of' San Francisco bad held the previous mark of 60 straight ....._ NEWPORT BEACH RE$rDENT RONNIE ROBERTSON - ... They stood their ground throughout the struggle and hfarlna officials v.·erc thoughtful enough to have a messenger bring continuing game pr~e~eports to someone m~nnlng ,a ,bllllhom, who relayed that Info to .lb• ,throng. • victories during the Bill Russell era N T L o!T~~LA streak made other victory . ever • 00 . ate strings--j)Qle---in~eoQ!parilioll.;"'°"'--11---'~~~~~~~~~~':__~__:·~~~~~~~~~~-l-~~__ll Okl11homa football team--won 47 ~gaines from 1953.57; ·the Los· Ang•les Lakors won 33 straight professional basketball games, the Chicago Cubs in baSeball won 21 games in 1935, the Chicago Bears twice won 18 straight professional football games as did the ¥iami DolpQins, while, in hockey the Boston Bruins won 14 straight in 1929-30. Marina vice principal Jack KennOOy said there were 400 peop1e in line at ticket booths 2\~ hours before the varsity game began and that Marina's side of the gym was fillod by 5:50. Forty minutes later atr seats were taken and no one but press was allowed to enter. And even be~g a reporter, you needed an assist from the almighty to have a gate unlocked. , • BEGINNING OF THE END -Notre Dame's Dwight Clay makes a break for the basket to score the winning point in a 71-70 victory over UCLA Saturday. UCLA players, from left, are Bill :Walton, Pete Trgovich ·and Dave Meyers. . Special guest Ken Fagans, com· Evert Top-~--..11ed mtssloner of· the CIF SOuthern Section ~ and former coaching great f r o m Compton H!gh. called It a great show., · of high school basketball. If Marina goes orr1o win the Sunset League it will he Ot11' of the top seeds tn the ensuing 4-A playoffs. Fagans in· dicates. And he adds. that if Huntington knocks off Marina In their Feb. 8 Women's Pro Net Tour . terri&tch at HB and the lv.'o classy f-_..-\ q!.lilf~s wind up Sunset co-champions, they both may earn seeding. ~e ~atch fi~res to match Friday's . . HB High officials will be accommodating and allow fans to sit' around the fioor -as was the case several ·years ago when an overflow throng turned out at the Oil City gym. · One last gasp on Friday's game - the unsung hero !0< Marina · might well have been reserve Kevin Landgraf who was able to move inside unmolested to collect seven vttal points i!espite pl.aying only briefly. . , * * * · UCLA's basketball team blowing an .11-polat lead 'in the last mlnutel at Notre Dame? That's like l\1ark Spitz losing a ZOO.meter freestyle swlmmlng race ln the last five n1eters after being ahead by 40 meters. Tiie game was .a great example of what h means never to give up. But I'll never believe UCLA's Bill Walton wa111't foaled out of bis · socks when be took 1UL.Jnbound1 pass with six 1ecoad1 to play. · . King Tops ~vert In Finals Match Comes to Mission Viejo The ~'omen 1s professional tennis tour, an incongruous company o 1 rs a lobbers, established stars. and ·hungry newcomers hits Mission Viejo th.is week. The Mission Viejo tournament, a . seven-day affair to be held at the Marguerite Recreation Center just off Marguerite Parkway, gets under way with opening , round singles matches Monday at 1 p.m. ~ingles__,,aJl!l.. dopbles , C<ifrtpetition wjll be held each day ~ith sessions at 1 and 6 p.m. Quarterfinals are scheduled to start Thursday in singles with semifinals Friday and Saturday and finals Sunday. Doubles quarterfinals begin Frida)\ semifinals will be saturday and the finals.-Sunday. Sunday's singles and doubles finals are scheduled to start at 1 p.m. Tickets are scaled at $245 for individual sessions, and season tickets for all sessions are $20. season box seats cost $50. Miss Evert in the doubles competition, re a 1ve y_ qute oo commenting only that sh~ the rankings. Casals was more outspoken. "I resent the notoriety that Evert has been given," Miss Casals says. "(]iris Is cashing In on what Billie Jean King, Kerry Melville and Nancy ·Gunter have been fightl.'lg so hard to achieve, a decent break for women's ~s, and the girls who stuck their necks out are playing second fiddle." Behind the top seeds comes ' Francoise Durr ·or France and rising stars· Miss Kemmer.,,.i Miss Redondo. ~tiss Evert wil1 be making her first appearance in Southern California , and is starting her Se<:Qlld season on the \professional circuit. She won two tournaments last year and had a money- earnings mark of $38,2.SO pltis a record of 7-1 against the tour 's'top ten. players. Mrs. King,~ meanwhile, .ls ... reportedly playing some of the best tennis of her life at the present time. Illnesses and injaries caused her to have a mediocre, for her 1 year on the tour last season ($00,000 and three tournament wina). She salvaged it all, however With victory in the mucji-baUybooed ch~llenge match with BObby Riggs, a $200,000 winneM&ke-all affair. UCLA had a $-Jng of 47 victories in a row during 1966-M. IO addjtion, Wooden's teams have won seven straight National Collegiate Athletic · Associatitln champ°ionships and nine in the last 10 years. Sidney Wicks and CUrtis Rowe were •on the 1970-71 squad that began the latest streak, and Bill Walton, 1ast year's Player of the Year, and Keith Wilkes have been the key men in recent seasons. Wooden, the superstars and what \Vooden calls the "~lttle things ... things thal don't show in the box scores, like atteiltiveness to detail," kept the streak goipg. · . But .-even·~wooden cealiz tually the --Brul118 would have to lose and begin again, and that perhaps out of the loss would come an even better UCLA team. "It is very true that there have been occasions I haven't done everything that I thought was in our best interest to outscore-the opponent in that particular game," Wooden said. "lt doesn't mean I don't want to win. But ·sometimes I think we 'l'leeded to be·kn0cke4 down to win again later." _KINGS DUM PED • BY FLYERS, 2.0 PHILADELPHIA -Goalie Bernie Parent recorded his ninth shutout of the -Natiooal Rpckey League -season Saturday nigbt__as Jhe .Ehll~de!phia .. Flyers dereated lhe Los Angeles !lings, 2.tJ. The victory was the eighth straight al home !or lhe Flyers and enabled then\' to stretch their lead over O:licago to seven poinls in the NHL West; equal- ing the longest lead they have ever held in a division race alnCe coming into the league in 1967-68. . . ~ob~rtsori ~rt Big Money Coinebac,k Editor 's NOte: The modern era sports vista is providing entertain· me1it, quality ,a1id occasianally con- trove·rs·y on a scale never. before 1 attain.ed in the worLd of athletics . Yet sports of days gcni.e by also had great moments and star per· former s. '.foday gur look at those days focuses an Newport Beach reside11t Ron Robertson. By STEVE BRAND Of tti• DllllY Pllol Stiff For 15 years the lights would dim, the large crowds hush and the announcer shout, "and now , the star of our show, Rrrrrronnie Robertson !'' His speed and daring on the ice daz;zled-100--Capades-v.iew.ersJor.. nine years and Holiday on Ice spect;1tors for another five. So it came as a surprtse v; six weeks ago, at·agc 37, he received a telephone call asking if he might Going Back IN SPORTS not be · interested in ciompeting In the first .. ·world professional figure skating cha'mpionships in Tokyo. "I Jiesitated at first," says the Newport Beach resident who teaches at Klondike Ice Rink in Costa Mesa and two days a week in Las Vegas. "It had been three years since I appeared in a shoW and I knew I'd have i5 years on the next oldest competitor. But then I decided, what __ !lid I h~'!.~ to lose?''. __ .. _ \- What he did· was win $15,000, first - · ·prize plus a chance to help promote a sport he loves. "After 15 years of skating in a show before upwards to 20,000 people, I knew I wouldn't be nerVous," says Robertson. "It Was a lot .like a collegian playing in the pro:s. The newcomers .have trouble ~ adju,t. I was a veteran and just did what I knew t could do best. "Some of the others tried lricks they might make twice ou t of 10 tries. t only went with routines, like the double flip, I knew I could do, and do well." Even at that be was in trouble after the s,econd day. "The first day was compulsory exercises and I led that," says Robertson. "But the second day they ~anted something 'interjlrctive. t didn 't read the instructions carefully enough and made my routi ne 75 percent skating and 25 percent interpretive. They W{lnted it the other way around. u1 finished rourth-and was-in sccon•>f-+---;- place going into the final s. That was r win.'.' The margin of victory was a tenth or a Point. It "'ill be on Wide World or Sports today, and Robertson is anxious to see how it turns out. "If it's good, thef may have Jots mo r .e· competitions. They're planning .on three for this year but a lot depends upon TV money." Meanwhile, Robertson isn't exactly h~rting for money. · . ·. -.. -· ~ He teaChes what he c311s, "people -who really love skating." They aren't begiMers but they aren •t neeessarily competition skaters. eilher. Just how dedicated do his pupils have to be? "The· lessons in Lus Vegas two days a week start at 4:30 a.m,," says Robertson. "The lessons at Klondike start at 6 a.m." Robertson ~ wo'~u'°ldC-"'be'";-ha_p_p_y_e_v-en-,i!~-ll-----'I he wasn't making good money. "I've got the best of both worlds," he says. "I can leach, which is very rewardingt as well as have time to work out for competitions like the one I won. t can stay • in shape doing what I love without having a show every night." SAN FllANCISCO (AP) -Billie Jean King !ought ·her way out ol early dir- ficultles Saturday night .and steamed to .a 7'6, 6-2 victory over Florida teenager Ch-ris Ever1~1n the-finals of the $501000 San Francisco tennis tournament. , The names .uiat have created .a boom in interest toward the women's tour, and ten,nis in general, will all be on hand -such as· Billie Jean King, Chris Evert, Rosemary Casali\"et. al. And lesser known players on the fringe of stard;om like Mission Viejo's Valerie Zie- genfuss and upcoming youngsters like KMstien Kemmer and Marita Redondo are very much in the running. Pre-toumam~nt .W.lk has centered on a question mo·re frequently associated Millel!'s bead--~ut to Two st~okes The women tennis stars were meeting for the £irst time since. last ·year's WlTnbledon finals, and Mrs. King's vic- tory before a sellout crowd -at the Civic Auditorium evened her career record against Miss Evert at 4-4. _ There were no service breaks in the first set. Mrs. Kini!. had the flral two serves in the tie-breaker 13tb game and loot Doth -j>oifils but made a •i>OO' · tacular return of a lob shot to win Ille nexl point and took Ille neat four poinls to wtn th8 dec:!si>'• cam•. ' potnta to 2. I i · with football-who's No. I? The United States Lawn Tennis Association (US LTA) used a compul<r, fed with information on last year's results, 'to decide the seedings for the tournament, and those seedings have come under criticism. Florldl"" IOlllltlon Evert was the computer's Choice as No. 1 seed, with King ae<ond. Jlehind that duo were , Auslrallan Kerry Melville and Americans Naniy Ridley Gunler and Casals .. Mrs. King, who will be teaming with .. TUCSON (AP ) -Johnny Miller is fighting a heavy; debilitating <cold, grow- ing ,tension and a mulUple challertgc in his quest of a record sweep of the aeason's first three P,re golf tournaments. "I1m pret~y sick, ' the p;i.le, obviously weary Miller saJd Saturday aftC!r his 71 left him with a dwlndUng;-tw...,t10ke-· lead throtlih three rounds ol the $l50,llOO TUCSOll Open. . Miller, who won . the Urst two tournamenls ol lhe year and baa sel the pace throughout this one, at one time had a six-stroke lead. But he lost On TV Toda11 Channel 4 a t 2 ~· . four shots of if in his struggle OV0.r the last· nine 1 boles--of lhe -11,30&-yard Tucson National Golt Club course Satur- day. .' H~ played that side in three over par and allowed rookie Ben Crenshaw, former Tucson champion J.C. Shead and Allen ?lliller, no relation , to close to within two strokes of the lead at 206. Snead had a brilliant 651 Crenshaw 67 and Allen Miller 69 in the bright, warm sunshine that bathed the desert layout. "l hope J. can muster enough strength to win," said Johnny Miller. uTbis cold . bas rally hit me. rm ·gJct. My lliroat (See MILLER, Page CZ> , • ------· & .,. : ' • (; 2 DAil Y PILOT Sunday, Januart 20, lq74 UCI's Bill ~oomey: Man for All Seasons ': Bill Toome11 is on e ;ump thort of .. 4 rhino in determination-UC lrvhie • ~Jrllis coach M~ron ~1cNaniara. ~ \Vhe'' Bltt Toomey first came to me /le c011idn't swim. If he had to go JOO Words tha t day, he would have been able to swim 75 and would have had to 1Dalk the other 25 on lhe bottom of the pool -Ed Newia!ld, UC/ 81Dim coach. 1118 ha1lds were bloody with blilters but M tool out there tht n.e:tt day wearing bowling glove& -Gary Ada,.,, UC/ baseball cooch. By STEVE BRAND Of tt1e DtltJ ,1191 Slaff When BiU Toomey, the UC Irvine -track coach, was namOO as one of the contest:ants in this year's Superstar competition, O. J. Simpson, the pro football great, reportedly exclaii:ncd, "Toomex's in it? Damn!" Surely Toomey, best in the world in 1968 for 10 track events, y,·ould be wbeatable in a sma11er seven-event competition, Jan. 28-29 at Rotonda, Fla. .Those seven, however, could not ~ include any of his favorite events. instead, he will face the best athletes in pro sports in swimming, weight lifting, cycling, bowling, tennis, base ball hitting 1 and the obstacle course . His weakest event by admission "'ould be swimming. Next would come tennis and baseball. lie had never worked on any of those. • Toomey recruited UCI's Gary Adams for baseball, Myron McNamara for tennis and Ed Newland for swimming. What impressions did Toomey give these coaches six weeks ago when he asked their help? Was he a natural? "Blll oouldn't even swim a lap," says Newland. "He didn't know how to brealhe pl'Oper!y. JI he had. tried 50 yards, he would have bad a coronary. "But tJilil guy has more determination and desire th&n anyone. He's gone 1:20 for 100 yards and if he makes it past the semifinals, look out. "It's very strange. That's a short course (meaning the pool is 25 meters), so he'll ha ve to flip tum three times. \Vhilc he couldn't sy,•im , he had no trouble learning the turn. "Let's put if this way. 1 wouldn't bet against him." His tennis was a disgrace. "What 00 you expect from a guy who never played?" asks McNamara . "Right now be has a good serve and .,,: forehan d. He's like a bloodhound in that he setS~hrs m1nd tG do something and \\'Orks at it like it's the last thing he'll ever do. "With his attitude. I just wish he had college eligibility Jefl. I'd take him .. he is, right now." And what about baseball? "The ftrst day Bill missed six of every 10 pitches thrown by the machine," e~Jains Adams. "I don't mean he didn't hit them \\'ell, I mean he missed them completely. , "Now he hits all io. He's hit some out of the park and every one ·he coMect1 with goes 300 feet or so. In the competition they judge more • on a high £ly ball than a sizzlin~ line drive. so I hav en't even tried to change his natural tendency to swing up. "The first day out he didn't look like he'd win anything. He looked brutal. He would have fini shed last , if he finished at all. ';Now I predie( he 'll win the baseball hitting." The \Vinner in each event gets 10 poinLs and the top three finishers after seven events advance to the finals a month later at 'the same site. Winning the semifinals is worth $10,000 plus $100 a point. Winning the overall contest is worth $25,000 plus another $300 a point, meaning if someone swept alt the events in the semis and fmals he'd be $63,000 richer. "It's not the mooey/' says Toomey. "It's a matter of pride. H the prize were $2,000 I'd still try." Competition in the semifinals comes from-Simpson-and Roger Staubach -in - pro football ; Craig Breedlove and Bobby Allison in auto racing ;· and boxers ·Jerry Quarry anif Mac Foster. Toomey has a few th.ings going for him. -· one is that ft's a tv.'0-day cOmPefiiion, t e e ec(l on. oomey that. He'll have little trouble -\vilh the STR ENGT -GAINED-IN SHOT PUTIING SHOULD HELP BILL TOOMEY IN THE SUP ERSTAR MEET·. obstacle course since he ran and jumped in the dei:athlon. He's a1ready 1i£ted 270 pounds in the jerk, well above the 170 Bob Seagren lofted lo win the event last year. Sunklst Spikefest W estn1inster Quartet Wins Two-mile Rela y "I'd Uke to lift 300 pounds in compe(ition but I'd be satisfied with 260," says the 6-1, Jfta.pounder. Toomey will go to Christchurch, New Zealand, for the Commonwealth Garnes, missing two weeks of practice. "I plan to hit the final phase of my training, cycling, while I'm there," Decker in World Mark; Stones Jumps 7-4114 " Spe<tal to tbe Dolly rnot he says. "I'm taking my stopwatch and LOS "GELES . _1 . LOS ANGELES -A v.inning effort tennis racquet. A11 . (AP) -Tiny. ?i.1ary ra(.'C to an. Arner!can last_ week . ~hed by Westminster High's crack two-mile ;J--"",;""e~cl·~g~a~bOU=t-oc=y"cli'"n"g"'an"d,..te;;:n"'ni'-s -Decker~~a~wor-Jd-record-m-tbe--a-goOO-:-held-w1th-:a-t·1me-o 8-;-33.0~y team h.tghlighTe<I coast area entn"',.o--m--1 is.the luck factor. womens indoor 1,000-yard run and tall far off hts own American mark of 8:24.11. in Saturday night's Sunk.isl Invitational - BILL TOOM'EY WILL HAVE HIGH HURDLES ON OBSTACLE COURSE. "You could fall in the cytjing and ~ight $tones broke th*'; Am~rican high Barry Brown of the Florida Track Cl~b indoor track meet at the Sports ArEflB. blow the whole thing. It's the luck of Jump mark Saturday rught in the 15th was more than seven seconds back 1n The Westminster foursome ot Tom the draw in tennis, so 1 may draw aMual Sunkist Invitational indoor track second. Shirley, Dale Quiggle , Dan Prince and the best player first. meet. Fiasconaro. a former rugby player Mitch Oki covered the ~o miles ln "Bowling is also chancy in that 1 Miss Decker lesJ. all the way in running rrom SouttJ Africa, ran 1:10.8 to easily 8:08.8 v.'ith Oki anchoring with a 1:59.t may bowl 200 or 100. It'S" one game, 2:26.7 to obliterate the fonner mark defeat Rick \Vohlhuter. Fiasconaro was half·mile. .. do or die." · by 2.7 scronds in the seldom·run event. never threatened as Wohlhuter, the world Meanwhile Laguna Beach's Eric Hulst Toorriey says last year's $39,000 win . Then the 6-!ool·S Stones soared ~-4114 record holder at 880 yards outdoors , • finished fourth In the seeded tYX>-mile by Seagren was a giveaway. inches t.o break .by one-quarter inch ran fourth and never seriously challenged run v.'hile Huntington Beach'• Bob ~el "That was the Geritol set," be says: the previous Amencan best of Reynaldo in a race billed as a battle between ran fourth in the rated two-mile "'This year they have athletes. Brown ~et in 19~2. Stones did not jump the two. Hulst had 8 clocking of 9:it.5 In 1 "Bu( they haven't had the helpers at a h1ghei:-height. al~ugh he \Vas James Baxter oC Southern c.aI ran race "ui by Lompoc High semation like I've had here at UCI snd at Kona only ~ee-eighths of an inch wlder the 1 :11.~ for second in the 600. Jim Schankel in 9:07.4. Angel had 1 Lanes wtth Dick Stoeffler. worl.d indoor record. Herb \Vashinglon remained king or time of 9:2.3.0 in hi! race. "l\1y goal is to fin ish in the top Mi~ Decker won the hearts of the the indoor dash, as he kickOO off the Jn the high school 640 la N rt three of the semis. That'll buy me crowd, however. . . re Y-ev.~ The l"year-ld high school student evening defeating Steve Wifliams for ~ar~r v.~ 1U; he8;t m I :09.6 .. but fllUSh-another month and by then I'll really ;r -v . the third time thi s season. · eC filth m the five-team finals The be ready. If they had let me know from Garden Grove moved into a 10..yard L~ . V z· .1 1 So th Af . Q""•~ included B . Th . · sooner than six weeks ago I v.oold lead at the ~yard mark and veteran ranie an IJ 0 u rica won H-wna~M VI Mulnan denPeot, ~·ant · F · La · th d 1 the mile over a fi ne field in a time . nee roy an te uouv.'Tl. be ultra·confident." rancie rrieu en ina e a s em of 4:04.4, far off the meet record of Theriot later placed fourth in the &00-Jt might not make any difference. challenge. 00 6 yard run in 1·18 9 Si nce all three UCI coaches predict \Vit h. 120 yards to go. ~tiss Larrieu 4: · · · · · . . . . their pupil-will seore well, if not win puned up-on-Mary1s-right shoulder but Van Zijl took the lead rrorn Marty i~1ark Hower of MtSSJ<ll V1e10 placed all three events, maybe O. J . was on the S.foot-4 93-pound youngster pulled Liquori. \vho now spOrts a full · beard, U~ird In the high school l,im.yard run consternation Toomey. '. . after the half mile and openOO a 16-yard with a cl~ of 2:23.1 and Ken Conner and ·clocked 4:04.7. Dave Wottle trailed by 30 yards with two laps to go and finished in 4:09.3. to fmlsh in the top lour. Golden West's mlle realay founorne of Jim Keithley; Dave Powell, Tom Sports Clipped Slior t mark of 2:29.4 set last year by Glenda Reiser of Qanada. Miss" -Decker · al5o bettered the American mark of 2:30.7 set last year by Robin Campbell. Miss Larrieu was also l;lder both old records with a 2:27 .3 cloclftng. , Earlier, Steve Prefontaine captured the two mile and Marcello Fiascooaro of Italy won lhe 800-yard nn I Bowman and Bob Scheok flnbhed fourth ~-----------, but was mov..r up to lt<Ond when Fullenon and Pierce were dJsqua]j!led. KANSAS CITY CAP) the bauic lines are drawn for the Pro Bov.·I showdown tod ay bel\vecn the American and National O>nferenccs of the National Football Le ague. The 80 players and coaches deserted the sunshine of San Die~o, \l'here they staged practices the past four days ~ because.. of_earlier_sno_w and bitier aild On Tl' Tod11 11 Cltamtel 4 nt Jl in Kansas City, and flew . into town late Friday to be greeted by fog and falling temperatures. Some 66,000 Uckels, 12 ,138 shy of lhe Arrowhead stadium 's capacity, have been sold. The forecast I! for temperatures in the 4-0s and pa rtly cloudy skies. nlii will be the largest Cr'O\\·d since the.merger of the old American_foo'tbaU U:ague with the NFL four years ago. The AFC holds a 2-1 edie in the series, and the oddsmakers have made that conference a tbrec1X>int favorite in this one. e /tle!GrlH Triu mph• RIVERSIDE -Herschel McGriff, a 46-year~ld millionaire from Bridal Veil, - "' Ore., 9COl'ed a w ire-to-wire victory sa~ay in the Pt rmatex 200 for late model sportsman stock ca rs. n. race, a preliminary to today'ft 11111,000 Winston Western 500 for Grand National l4ock sedans, drew 19.200 lam a raee reo::>rd. Pt1ost observers had predicted a drop in attendance because of the gasoline shortage. ?.·fcGriff, starting in the front row pole position, powered his 1969 Chevelle to a sizeabl e early lead ove r the other front-tow starter. Grand National star Bobby Allison, and was never headed. Davie Pearson, making his last start in a Mercury with which he won in excess of '236,000 last year, is heavily favored among 35 drivers who will start today's race. e Laker• on Tl' MILWAUKEE -Tbe two leaders In the Western O>nference -Los Angeles and 1.1.ilwaukee, clash today in a na- tionally televised National . Basketball Association game, here. Los Angeles' Lakers currenUy Jead the Pacific Division by 4 games o"·er Golden State while !\filwaukee bas a 6~ game advantage over Chicago. Today's game wi ll be televised on Channel 2 at 11:30. e No Coopera tion ROME -A group of European tennis lederatioos picdgoo Salurday to prevent any fonn OC cooperaUon between the Jntcmatlonal Lawn Tcnnls Federallon and the U.S. World Team Tennis group. A sta!emcnt issued bere at the end of a'tWt><lay meeting said that players who slllll wtlh the wrr should be banned from fLTF tournaments. The federations planri<d to carry !heir . . comn1on stand lo an lL TF assembly in London next \\'eek amidst reports that !LTF officials were preparing to seek negotiations with the \VTT, a sourC<! said. e Co1111ors U'h as ROANOKE, Va . -Top-seeded Jimmy C:Onno\'5 and fourth·ranked Karl Meller of Gennany advanced' Saturday to today's singles finals of the third R0&n0ke Invitational termls tournament. C-Orutors turned back Wlt811ked Vilas Gentlaitas 6-4, 8'1, alter Meiler surprised second-ranked Vljay Amritraj of India, 6-1, 7-ll, in tbe semillnala. • Mo11da11 Gama KANSAS CITY -The National Foot- ball League has decided to switch Its Pro Bowl ~ame from Swldays to Monday nights starting with next year's game In Miami, commWkme.r Pete Rozelle said Saturday. Rozelle said other sites have not been se lect<d but the garaes will be played in "warm weather cities" on Monday nighls, at least for the nertjour years. • Close S4!are DURllAM, N.C. -Bobby Jones •lol• an lnbotlllds pass with four oecontls lo play and drove In for 1 layup at tho buzzer to give fitth-ranked North Carolina a 73-71 Atlantic Coast COn- ferenoe -etball victory (11er llu1ce Satunlay. Prefonl!!ine, who ba<j Jost his ft~t 6G-Ytnl high hllr'dltl -'· Miiburn. IHMftKMd, 1.0. 1. Whitt, 89Wl'IY HUI• $1tidetl, 1·1. J. Rldl, C1I 1nttmt !IOOlll TC, 7.1. 4 ll:oOlnson, Ctl lnte-r111· 11-1. 1.). ' .a-v•tG dnh--1. Wnhlnglon, 11n1tt.clled. ,,1. . Willl1m•, Stn Diego St. 6.3, 3. Atltll'V\I. S.OUIMrn Ctl, 6.3. 4, McCul1oU9h, ArlJont St ..... Two ml!-1. Prlfonftlnt, OttDOn TC, 1.33.0. 1. StONll. Florldt TC, 1:.0.L 3. Gt!I. Oreoon. t·O O 4 Shorter, Fl«ldt TC/ 1:•3.t. "stioi Put-I, woom. P.!C~ k Co.st• Clul:I, 6t·Pot. 2. Feuerbflch, PCC. 61-1"" J. Se!Tlltlw, Miff cc. •7·J. 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L Ubelli. 11Mfttdlld, •10f.S. Long llil!IP-1. Moore· 5-n Cll90 TC, ~ 2. 1Jtabll\9Clll, SQTC, ~'h. J. l"rodor, IH $1!10en ZW\~. 4. ll:1y, S.11 Dltg0 Sl:z 244141. High IUmJt-1, stones. PC~. , .. Vt belt.,. All'lltk tn tlCOtd ot 7-4. 8t"OWfto c:.I lfllemtttoMI, lm. 2. Uoffrwood, Arltont Sl1~~'M. l. WOOdl, Ot.,on $ttl9, 7.0. .. °""""'· u ~10. Pole .. 1u1t-1 1lfkMOfl, s 11-4, 2. 01••· I H $~. iM. 1 Clfflgltl, l"CC, lU. L Rkh1rn Jr .. l"CC. 1'4. MESA'S GAYNER SPARKLES AT MEET Costa MCSll'S Kyle Gayner won the balance beam competillon, finished In a tie for ihird in the uneven porallel bars and was !ourUi In the ~­ compet!Uoo jn the first U.S. team World Games gymrwtlcs trials 11 Col State (Fullerton) Saturday night. Debbie !'Ike of Cypr"'8 won the all· round category will! 73.41 wblle Miss Gayner had a acore of 72.2. TV Agenda For Todav· " 11 a.m. (4) -AFC-NFC PRO BOWL -American and National Football Conference ·All-Stars meet in Kansas City, Mo. 11 :30 e.m. (21 -~'BA BAS- KETBALL -The Los Angeles Lakcrs meet the Bucks in l\1ilwaukee. 2 p.m. (2) -CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR-Legend B ry heavyweight bouts Ulfler in th is weekly sporl3 anthology. Included are Jack Johnson vs. Jess Willard; Jack Dempsey vs. W i 11 a rd ; Dempsey vs. Gene Tunney; and Joe Louis vs. James J. Bncldock. Also the Russian l n v l tat I on a I skating championships. (4) - DEAN MARTIN TUCSON OPEN -Final round In the 1150,000 llYn Martin Tuc9ol1 Open go If tournament. 2:30 p.m. (2 ) --BEST IN BASKETBALL -An UH!et)th-JOOlf at the history of ba.ketball, from the peach baskel lo the drawstrtna days lo the pr<Sellt. 4 p.m. (7) -WIDf: WORLD OF SPORTS -Two geoeraUOllS ol the world's top skating stars compete In lhe 1100,000 world pro figure 1 k a t I n g ehamplaaships; taped In ile<ember In Tokyo. ' 8 p.m. (5) -KINGS HOCKEY -The Loe Angelel Kinp meet the Bruins in a game 1-ped earlier in lhe evenin& at Boaton Gardens. ' . Tbe quartet had a time of 3:31.9 kl fin1llb behind LA Soulbweot's docking of 3:26.5. AM In the open· 500, Mike Sq]etary of Southern Cal College edged H1111tingfm Beach resident Jim Seymour: for second place. Maurice Peoples of A r i :z: o n a State won It in 58.6 while Singletary had a time of 58.7 and Seymour was .clocked In 58.8. . MILLER • • • ConUnutd From Plge c.1' \s so sore I can hardly talk. Defending champion B.ruce Crampton or Australia was out of iL He had a 71 and, at '-.was 10 strokes. off the lead. Lee Trevioo fsUoo to qualify for the final two romds. Jack Nicklaus, Amok! Palmer and Tom Welskopl aro not com· pellng. . Johm\y Miller, the roigning U.S. Open champion and tmbealat this ....... had a fOlntroke lead when play start..i in the brilliant 11Whlnt. He buUt II to aiI otrokes at JM tJU11, then had to work · hard to retain any margin at all. . , He bofeyed four of the la!t nl~ holes, played that side In tbree<>ver-par 39 and said It was the first time this se.uan he'd been over par on any nlM ho1... • Still, hi> 71 kept alive his record of havklg broken par [n every coml petltlve round this year and put him wltldn silbt of becoming the first man 10 oweep the first three tournamenla ofewon. J Palmer, In 1'82, wu the lut ma t.. win any three conaecutlve Amerlcul events. , -----·1 • • .. ' ' • I t I ' o o • ' " , . ' :· " • •• Morrow ForMV ... He· sh>wed his pinning potatUal by wiMing by !all against three opponents at .the Costa l\lesa toomamenl, but had trouble IDllil that Ume. "Everyo,ne Is getting better and stronger, and ifs tough to pin them anymore," says Morrow. "And yes, I guess . 1'!\1-·Setting known. so·,that guys try to avoid getting 'piMed by me". OILERS LOOK FOR NEW AD Huntington Beach High's Don Walker has relinquished bis athletic director and Jihysical educaliiJn depart· ment h ea d duties. He has been elevated to Dean ol Attendance al the Oil City school for one semester. No replacement has been announced. of the MiSsion VlejO company. He says his job hasn't been that dilficult. ''.We need about 470 appearances for the tourn ament, about 200 people." says Williams. "It hasn't been any problem coming up with people to fiU the places, I've had volunteers from all over Orange County, most of them with previous tournament experience." ... · Linesmen aren't exactly paid handsomely for·.their services. They gj!t the opportunity to w.a t c·h, without judging, one session before or after the session they judge. And o( course they're admitted to the tourliament free. Teams of 10 judges, most of which have worked together prevlously in judging events, have been recruited from among other places . Mission Viejo High SChool, the Westminster tennis club, Three·Arch Bay Tennis Club and Old Ranch Tennis Club. The judges' previous experience usually comes from working local exhibitions or prize.money tournaments like those held annuaJly at Mission Viejo and the Newport Beach lennis club. Judging ' women's tournament, according to Williams, poses eome special problems. "Jn a men's tournament the serves are so hard that the service-line)uclge has a MacCall get· involved. Williams, who has bad to step in to rej>taCe officials in several past tournaments, admits it's a very sticky situation. "Everyone is upset when you start, but in a few minutes the strain is usually off the players' m.inds, and they go back to playing tennis again." ·Pirates Available, Fot Cage Oinics For the second y e a r in a row Orange Coast College's basketball team will be avail- able to conduct free basketball clinics for boys at area elementary and junior high schools. Last year's clinics proved highly success- ful and OCC coach-Herb-Livsey' says. his ... players are looking forward to continuing the program this year. The clinics will stress basketball fundamentals including passing, dribbling and defense. The Pirates 'Will be free to visit area play· grounds Tuesday or Thursday afternoons from 1:30-2:45. ForJnformation phone Uvsey at 556-5767. . . . ., Sunday, January 20, 1CJ74 bAILV PILOT C 3 Pirat.es Roll, 95-77; By CRAIG Sll~ff Of fl" O•llt ,l~I Sl•ll the South Coast tea1ns arc idle unt il next Saturday. Orange Coast Co 11 e g e .i:treakcd to an easy 9f>.77 South Coast Conference basketball victory o v c r visiting San Diego ~1 e s 3 College Saturday night. setting up ns snowdown battle wnn S8nta Ana next Saturday at occ. Jn Sa lurday night's victory over the Olympians, t h.e Pirates parlayed s o u n d defensive play with some nifty outside shooting into the easy win. The Bucs wrapped it up early, outscoring Mesa. 13·2. ea rly in the first half for a 21·10 lead. Then arter the Olympians scored a pair or buckets, coach Herb l..lvSey's Pirates banged in 22 points to J\1esa 's four and it was 43·18 with 4:30 remaining in the fir!:it hair. ln,... that the second spree, four buckets from outside by Bob f\.1anker, two field goals and three charity tosses by Tom Crunk, fi ve points by Dean Bogdan and a couple of free throws by Scott Cameron , did the damage. l\1anker, the scoring leader for the Piratas, hit 27 points, including 15 in !he opening hatr. Rod Snook Finished with 15, Jim \Vorthy canned 14 and 'fom Crunk finished with 11. The victory ran the Pirates' South Coast mark to 3-t, and kept them and Cerritos a game behind Santa Ana. All • freshman from Mission Viejo High. Saddleback led from !he beginnin~ and held a 43·35 halftime lead. The Gaudlos of coach Roy Stevens, behind the outside shooting of Nau and Bauer, extended the mar- gin to 10 points early 'in the second half and maintained • that edge the rest of the way. SaddlebaCk , now 1·4 in the conference. returns to circuit play Wednesday night, hosting San Bernardino· Va 11 e y College. S1ddleb,t11 •!tO) ,, " ,, " "' " ' ' n Normand It • ' , ~ Haney ' • ' ' 8.a~r " • ' ~ Ruuo ' • ' • Hoffman ' • ' • Wt$toer1n • • ' • Meyer1 ' • ' • For Const Arett Crunk, the con(erence's fourih -leading rebound er at 6· 2. \Vorthy, J\1anker and Snook controlled the board s in the fir st haU -usuall y holding the Oly1npians to just one shot. Colleg·e, Prep !\1esa was plagued \\•ith foul proble1ns throughout t h c game. J\'ith tv.·o of its eight pla yers .fouling out And tv.·o others fin ished with four personals. ' Mat S1i1n11iaries so Ctl CDltttt (M) OJl Whilllrr 111 -Ziegler (SJ won by for!e!I. 116 -Browing tSI pl!'lned Rowe l :lS. l:U -H'n~tll'I (W) pin~ Hcrnar!dez 2::U. ,,, -F1H, CSI dee Riggs ll·l. lSO -WU$Ot1 (SJ won by t.)r!el!. 151 -Ward (S) dee Bellren, t·l. 167 -Powell CS) woo by tort1lt. 177 -Puryear {SI dee McPherson 11·3. 190 -Allbright (SJ lied Ward 9.9, Hm -Preston (WI won by Whltlier. Vllrtlh Et Toro fS4J 114) RllnchO Alllmltos 91-S!rokl' (E) pin ned J. McComb s: 1(1, 105-Norden CR) cilnned Olbernar<!o J ;10 The victory insured Orange Coast (1~) its first win- ning season since 1967·68. The Pirates have eight ganles re· maining. 11'-R. McComb Cfl l dee Reed t·2 111-(lie) Drlml (EJ, McGu!rt 1~·1S. 1?9-Slrand IE) won by torfell. IJ.1-Hemm (f) p!niW(I NOlOl'I :SO. SJll Dleogo MtH (771 1W-C04"5 IE ) plnntd Simmons 11 It Jf '' 2!•~ Robln$0!! 9 ? ' 'XI !t7-Wrl1;Jhl (Rl dee J. N!eblt' 9·J. Wilker ' ' ' 11 lS6-T. NleD!es CE) det. Fr•ntlll Bernllard • • 3 16 8-S. Colt 1 O S 1 1~7-Furbet (E) plnnfd Wier 1:35. Haworth ' 0 S I 177-JOMes (E) pinned Barker :SS. D~vl$ 7 3 l 17 19~osby (E) de< Nuryvryn 1•·11. sironv 1 0 1 1 HWf-Ac~erllnd CE\ won b~ torfeil. Scl"lu•ie 0 O 1 O Junior V•rslly Tolals 32 13 2• n El Toro IS.l nl) l i111cll0 Atimlloa l 97-Covtu (El pinned Dovlco 2:'5. Ora111o CNd 1'f. u pf Ip 105-Wllite M. (El dee Franchi •·2. Mlllrr ' 1 o t 1U-Coiistintlno {El dei; loW ).J. Crunk J S J 11 111-Garcla IE) won DY fotleh,~. ---'"""-----7 3 3 17 -17t=Ctlffllrd'1'e-t-wo1rby·fu~t. M.an>.er 3---,.-7-11'-. --I 1lS-No match. w 111 ' 2 l 1' l•G-Youno (El won bY lorfeli. or Y 2 l 1 7 l'J-Spencer (El WM by forfe it, ~::ft?n•s" 2 o J ' IS6-Ande•M>n CEl 1>lnned Duller :15, -(--'llllefon -0-1 J -71---1 l67-Bes11w tRJ-wpn tlY lorfeh:--2 o 1 , 1T7-Hudj.(ln (Rl won DY fl>rfelt. All•'Nn '' '' '' 19l-Ramire1 CR) dee Pilell 3·?. Tol•ls Jt HWT-DtH1ven (El WM by torteit. H1l1Umo: Or111g1 Ctl51, Jl·Jl '7 4 OCC Baseball: Rebuilding Year? College Basketball Scores West wmi119ton_8o._H•.ll(all 70 Se•l11e 7A, Pl!P!)trdl"e ST Portland 16, UC s. Barbara U UC Riverside. IJ, C.&I S I • I 1 129-Luit CUI won bY torlell. re ie er Wl e l lS -Hlrshon (Ul pinned Teveball';I season. He had a 4-1 record Cal s1... Cf'Ullfflllll) 7'1, c.. """' CPom11111) 60 :~.jO Peret fCl pinned anda3.24e.f.3. SchwlchlenW!I ;50. The the ··~-men 147 -P.tl\lln (Ul dee KohlenburQ 0 r pll.UJCI;,, • s-1. tioned by Wallace include IS6 -McodY (Ul 11e<1 A.lien 1.2. Myke Alba, a freshman left· 167 -Allen (C) pinned Moore 1 :sa. hander from Edison and Mike ~:~ -~0·~.~l1er~n bYu':""'e1~inned Beattie, a transplanted first ceram.aue :s1. baseman from Marina. HWT -No m•lth. and · · Edisoe ·Girls Defeat Lowell .- Edison High's girls field ~ hockey team, which didn't win a game in regular season play, took a 3-1 victory over Ken- nedy 11igh in, the opening round <>f the CIF playoffs Saturday at Lo\Vell High. Gail \Vetherbee, Jo an In the infield, Ri ether Grant are set on the left side. Mi)<e Allen, who played_ at Costa )1es.i High 'a coUple of seaSons ago and · sat" QUt last year. probably '\li'ill be the Bucs second baseman. Ron S 'vans o n (i\1arina l, Kevin ll.1orro\v (Costa ~tesa) and Beattie are the leading candidates for the fir st base job. Morro\v played al Mesa three seasons ago. S•n JOH St. 6':, Weber St. 56 Slln f'rellthco SI. n. S1cral"M'llfo SI. S5 Wlllttltt' tt. Cel T&cl\ S5 us1u a, Peclflc Cl\rl11l1n n San Plego SI. 57, F,._5no St. 56 Nevada (L•l Vegas) Ill. U5F 6f Cl1,.."'°"'I Ml.ldod 61, Rtdl1nd5 66 Fresno Pad re M, Bioll S6 AlllHI Pacific u. C•I B1p1111 71 SI. Mary's M, t oyol• 11 Navad• CR•l"IOl lOJ, S•nl1 C•r• 15 Sonome St. 11, UC D1vli 66 East Columl)1e 6t.'Co.,,e!l .St • Rut11ers 11, L.elllgh 4 Oral R-rts 70. lllrQ!nia T'cll 61' Georgetown 15, Boston U. S2 N!ao.ara 89, ton• 63 S.yr.acuse 70, Temple 61 B°'lon Coll~ 1J. HolY Cross 62 Connttl!cut 79. Mai"e 69 Pro~idence 67, SI. Jo~rn's. Pll. ft C•nl,lus 69. S.!. BOfl•venture U M-irquette 90. Fo.rdh"m 14 Marv\"""' 72. Navy Jll Sovtt. Carolin" 67, Penn 57 Har~arlj S9. Y•le SJ Norin C1rol!na SI. 10•. No•tl'I C•rolln• ICharlOtteJ 7'l Old Oomlnlcen 17, Ev•ntv111e .. J\1idwest H•lttima: S•ddlebac91:, 4345 ?\-1atheis and Lee Lindsa y all sav111wrt1tom 110 sco~ goals for Edison, wllich TOlll$ " " ~ .. In the outfield. the top prospects inclued Mike Yost, a left-hander from Mater Del: Mark Schrupp (c.osta Mesa) Joe Barnett (Estancia l: and Ray Crawford (Santa Ana). Ohio Slate tl, Mfnne!Ot• 11 Clncl"Mll t6. Falrlelgll Dlckln!iOl'I lt Bowling Greoen 71, K..,t St, 61 Nebresiu "3. Ok!ahom• se ROMl'ld1lll I Llldlko Wletlltrt D•IY Moyo~ Preulev Tot tis ., tt !If ._ was invited to the CIF' tourna· ' 3 s 11 rnent m•-ly to fill in a I 2 0 18 .,..., 1 • s 22 tournament opening, a n d ~ ~ ~ ~~ hadn't won a varsity match ,; 1~ ,: 7! _m:· ~l:he::.:sc:::hoo::..:.l~'•:..::hi~·s1_o~ry.::.. __ _ Dan ·wens (Marina) and Sieve Ledesma (El Modena) will back up Kubeska. Wallace !eels he'll be strong 1f>dl•n• SS. Iowa SI Notre Pame 71, UClA 70 W!scoosln 101. tl!lllOIS 75 Purdue 19, Norlnwest...-n 7f l(Jnws Stitt 70. Missouri 67 Miami (Ohlol 13. Centr•I Mlcllloen .. [)e!rolt n. Devton 72 KllUll M, pklellOma $111'1 .. ' GWC's Young Sets· Sizzling Pace ' South at catcher with Kubeska and adequate in the pitdring .. department, oot he thinks It's Ttnne$tee TJ. F=lorld.a n J1clt-vllle ''· Rlcnmotld 7• l(tnt\ICkY tJ, Mls5l1slPOI lt4 Tll11no ff, Geor"Oll Tedi t0 G•oroe W•sl'l!rioton n, viroin11 67 Mlulu!llOI St. 76. Georgia 541 North CarollN 73, Puke 11 aVk:holi -n, -w,,.-, vmirnr.--'f• Pro Scores By CttAIG SHEFF · • ot "" rMllY l'lllt lt•ff Taras Yciung has had a reputation as a streak shooter -' but that label has vanished with the 197!J.74 bl!tklball le8IOll. It was custom al Newport Hamor High and later Golden West to ... Young make lour shots iJt a rw from long range and then tum around and ml M rour m a raw. Jn one game he mighl can IO IJ"rtMI ol his shots and hi! al a 30 pc'(oent figure in the next outing. But inconsistency has been oo 'problem for the S.11 Goiden West guaro this seas9n. He's averaged 60-percenl from die field wlllch is oot @ ted !or a guard that is strictly an outside shooter. He's become !lie Rustlers fourth all~lme 9COl'cr with 463 points, is averaging over ZS P<>lots a game and hitlin& at mt 86 percent figure fron1 the free throw line . Why has Young become con· sistent? Rustlers c o a c h Dick Stricklin really doesn't have an answer. but he does feel it's probaNy because Young is more mature and a lot stronger. "He's in better. shape than he ever has been so he can go for jooger periods or lime. Most teams will put their best .. aercnsive nran on hil'n or even doUble team him, but he's still managed to get his points,'' says StrickUn. "And he's not taking ~ lot or shots, he's just h_itting the ones he gets. 1'va..aeen ·some high achoo\ games where a player will . take 15 shots a quarter. II Taras gel$ 20 sho!S a game, It's ari exception.'' Because of his overall Im· .. provement. the (Jolden West cooch sees a .bril{ht future for Young. "He can play at a lot of ·schools. You won1t Und a bet· ter shooter .around. His height rnpy be a question at son1e levels. bot I think he can tear up in the small colleges. ¥d he could play al a larger sbh<i>I if the situation is right." • TARAS .YOUNG • N11ion11 l1sk1lb1ll A5l,dlflOll M1lwe111t:ee 12\, POfll•nd 106 A.tlanl1 111, ~•lllt 109 K1nta1 City-Om.a~• 111, C1tvt\4r.d IOI All•nlt 1J1, $.elllH• lOt Plloenl11 1\J, New 'l'Ofk It AmtrlClll l11k1tblll AS1odati011 K..,,1\IC:kY 103, S•n Antonio 101 Virginia 1't. Utlll lOS N"" 'l'Otk 103, MemOl'I!\ tt Oltlver \20, Cor0Hn1 110 H1ll11111 Hockey Le•tUI New Yorllt R•n11t•• '· CMClllO ' I ,t,ltbama IQ, L.SU 7t tOTl • t ov1sv!Uo ''' M1mo-1111 SI. 11 Soutbwes\ TCU 11, Tr••• A&M 12 feJt"I 67, .... \U 12 UTEP 19, New M1:1.ko 11 Houston M, We't Tt!t.&$ St. SI Rockies 1 Utah tl. S1.an1nrd 12 • I N.w Ma•l<O $1. t7, Lubbock (/lrf"Sflffl " tnah s1e11 t3, t vu N Buff<'llO J, New Yorw hl•nder1 J 0-.Latioma CllY et, Otnvtr 14 ColotldO St. $7. WVom11'19 • A'l"'""' St. 77. CrelOfltol'I ._. Gonuo• n, Ldftho .o nle l Plllladelpl\111 J. LO& Angele1 0 MlnnelOla S. T OftllfO ! 0trro1t j , s1. L.oult J 80$10n a, Montra.1 O ldaM:I $1. 112 Porll•nd St. 11 ArilOlllt IO, N. AriL '2 • 'P ,, ' Cf DAll.Y PILOT SuMay, January 20, 197~ Checkered Flag Women's Golf Roundup WITH HOWARD L. HANDY Cu -Pia Launches , RIVERSIDE -If you think the current price of gasoline L! eut o( line, take nolict! of David Pearson's Mercury in today's Wea~ 500 al Riverside International Raceway. '•eld of worrying about the price of gasoline for his. r,nount, Peanin will be lhlnking in terms or income. 1'e car, a 1971 Mercury, will be reUred after today's race undw~NASCAR rules. Only cars manufactured In 1972 and later ~ . bie eli&lble for competition on the stock car circuit after kil!Q'a race. llut the thing that makes Pearson's mount different is the fact It ... gone more than IS,000 miles on the speedway and hu M average income of $25 for each of those miles. Tb1s adds up to nearly a half-million dollan in lour years ~ wtuch time the car was winning four of every 10 races It entered. lron.ically, it made its maiden \'Oyage at Riverside with .Pamelli Jones driving. Yet, it has never won at the California road course. · Jones put it on the pole position for that race with an aver- age speed or 113.310 miles per hour. a track record that still stands. Pamelli had lhe lead in the race When a broken clut~h ended the performance wittl 28 laps to go after the car was placed to the back of the field for using illegal tires. Since that lime, it has won 17 times, each w-ith Pearson at the throttle. Last year he won 11 or 18 races he entered with the car, earning more than $200,000. . The car has been entered three times be fore at Riverside wi th Jones, Pearson and A.J . Foyt driving. All three times it sat on the pole position. But Riverside is one of three major tracks it hasn't beaten. Today could be the day be£ore retirement to the museum In Darlington, S.C. Basile Lea1Jb1g Agajanian THE GREEN FLAG -The energy crisis continues as a hot item for motor sports promoters, writers and enthusiasts, If action here this week is any indication of things to come, it could be a long series of meetings this year. 1'.lembers or !he Irvine Coast Country Club women's golf group are preparing for the annual pr es Id en t • s cup' co mpetit ion following cancetlation of lhe LPGA pro- am. The pro-am event, a popu1ar competition !or members and players from the pro tour, has been cancelled because of the • energy crhls. It was originally set for Friday, Jan. 25. SantaAfta President's cup competition has started at Santa Ana Country Clu b for members of the women's golfing group. In a stroke play tournament, Jackie Voelkl and Winnie \Vebcr tied for first place in A fligtlt gross competition v.·ith scores or 94 on a wet, soggy course. In the net competition, Barbara Khorey was the A winner with 81. Lee Lecnsvaart won the· B night gross award with a 99. Kay Youker was the net victor with 80 followed by La Rue llarrison at 81. In C flight it was l\1arguerite Sears the wlnner with 99. !\·lary Spradling won n e t honors with 81 foRowed by Arline Oowskl with 82. El l\'ignel Ronnie Blair was the A flight victor !n a most pars tournament at El Niguel Country Club ol L a g u n a Niguel recently. She had 15 pars duri;ng her round. A tle mulled for ....ond between Betty S p le I m a n , Bobble de Planque a n d Marton Ausness at 14. In B night It was Agnes Gouin the wlnner with 14.. Ginnie Bordwell placed seood wilh 13 followed by Dorothy Heacock and Wanda Christen· sen with 12 each. In c flight Helen Holabird was tbe victor with lS followed by Lee Ginder with 14 and Nancy Thompson with 12. Three players tied fo r D honors with 12 each including Do ro thy Levy, Betty Himmelsbach and ~tary Metz. .Raneho S.J fem Sproul was the A Oight winner in a c riss cro ss tournament for members of the women'• club at Rancho San Joaquin Golf Course with a score of 31. Shirley Whetzel 'p I a c e d se<ood with 3211 followed by A seminar was staged Thursday and Friday for track pro- moters and one: of the most interested spectators was Don Basile, long-time J.C. Agajanian associate who will operate hls own track in the San Diego area this year. · Cage Summaries "They really didn't teU nie anything-J~didn't know· already," l!~sile_re~a~uUt could be .. JL.l<>~gh..}'ear toJ!arLa_track operation from scratch," he admits. Parsons Drille.LJ\'e.rt-1'nl'•• For Coast7trea •. THE .CAUTION .FLAIL-_ W)len Benny_ .!'earsons, the top point winner on the NASCAR circuit last year was asked about drivin on Ri verside's road course compared to the circle ovals in e , came up w1flf1 1s nswer: "Junior Johnson gave me some advice. He said, 'don't drive the turn you are in, drive the next one.'·" ·To which bolh Bobby Allllcin and Cale Yarborough quipped: "How come Junior neve r told us about this little trick to road course racing?" 'l'homaa .Retnrns ro Ontario Bob Thomu, the original publicist for Ol!lario ·Molor Speed· way in its tnrancy, is back again. "Jim Cook is a real salesman. He has me re-involved with Ontario for the ne:rt two months," Bob says. Mahler Dlreeta OaklllOod Tennis Alamitos Results !Iott JATU•DAY CLOUDY, TUCK HEAVY FlltST ltACE. 4111 Y•rdl. ) y11r old1 a. up. cltlmtng. l!Urst '1600 Roytl !11 V~li, Whll1 11.«I ,,411 l .olO My Rom.n lflllltn, Adelr J.60 l.10 fllKk Mood. Cr1111tr l.00 TIME-1J.14. ALSO AAN -MIH 811 Sar, Court Action, Fly Mlle Ftv, S1r1om11<. Sltlltl Nole, Aov1l'1 ll:equt1r, Scooper SPOtl. $2 EXACTA l-lltc1y1I a. Veo;i11 • l.·MY Aom11n 1nct11n, !*Id u1.10. seCOND RACE. 400 v1rd1. 3 ye1r old m&lcltn1, P!Jrff 51600 Delfi, AO•lr 9 • ..0 Tropic Moon, Gitru Dlck•Y• T•ardrop, Cl•rlt .. TIME-20.U. ,,..., J.60 '·'° l.IO 11.00 To Wondir. IN. CM r{ltf'. O•loeolcl, IP{CIY l!:n, L!mlll Ctt'ldyrock, ICll(hllP THlltD ltAC•. 1711 Ytrdt. J Y••r old• a. wi. d •lmln1. purM '1t00 Gabll'IO, MYlll 20.110 9.IO 1.20 Ml Pit, Wright 1,40 •.to Pl111'10tr, It lcMr4t :J.20 TIMI -•1.at ALSO RAN -MalW, JllllY'I M•n, Bratt Land, 1!1rl9Y Ch1r119, Third Copy. 'OUlt'TM ltACI.· S# yat'Ot. I y .. r oldl I 11p. 1t1rt.u allow•nc:I, P"fM - l"ll"TH ll:ACI, 350 Yards. 3 y11r aldl tllowance. PUrM S600CI ltl• Fly ty1, Llplulm 20.olO Alltlar. Tr111ure O•ll'• shadow, !l1tlcU TIME-11.0l. 7.•0 s.oo J.00 3.60 '·" ALSO RAN -Cn1r9!n Cl'llclr, Pt>otl:>t'I MDDl't 8r.fY, Go lKtll Go, Klp1ymylou. SIXTH ltACE. lSO Y••d1. l y11r •oldl & up. Fl!Uel & l'Nr••· CJ1lmt110. Purse ll.llOO Ruby 8eoonl1. J. Ward 24.IO Hall Belle. J. Dreyer Rockln, Ltctv, J .W1tw1t T1M! -11.U '·'° J.20 5.10 3.00 '·" -ALSO llAN-~-COpY Watch, Sharp L11lu, Color Mt Pink, Sty •tver, J/"90 Glrl, God Dick'• Biby, Lim• Norne SC "' IJ I XACTA -f.Jt uby letOnll & J.. l-*11! Bellt, P111lcl '311.lO, Sin Cleme10e Hilh S•VENTH ltACR • ..00 yards. 3 y11r olos &-up. cl111tfltd 1Uow1nc1. pur11 '6000. The Sanon St1. Sh1mroc:kt1. Acl•lr J,00 3.to 2 . .a Oates DIYllf«ld, Rlth1rd1 t .20 4,.0 Myllery Moon, Myll1 •.DO TlME-:12 •• ALSO ltAN -Jusllkl P•, M1':!b!1 M•r. Rel9nlng ~t1r, Jot Vltgll SlpllorrMlrt •r•• IOI WJ1Uam• !ISi BtloVh f9l Wltvltnd <II lt•vnolds (10 O•vl1 (5) scorlne Subl: ' ' <•U Unlweu.jtw E !II th:Clmioa;ts F (3) AlllM>n C (S) HI!"! 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Cltlrnh'lg PUrM 12800. scorh111 Subs: G 1121 WtrH G (1) L1Bont1 •.JO Basketball Standings IOUTH COAIT CONflRINCI Santa Ane ~ ·oL ~ ~~ Oral'tt Coe1t l I ?ti 7tS Can'ltos J 1 lOS 1•9 Fulltr1on 1 J "' :m Ml. S.n Antonio 1 3 "4 11$ 1M C»teo MHI 1 J :!07 .;64 tlMWY't k«tt orante C-t tJ, Ian Ditto M111 11 S.nlt Ana 1J, Ml, San Antonio 6J Cerritos n. lll"11llWtOll '' NP:t~01m11 5eflfl AM It OrlMI Coetl Ml. $M1 ...,.,..... It '11lltncin c;M'T1t91 If ._,. D"90 l'Mtl .L , \Vhf\• R•!vrrt. RlcM•ll• f.«l .•.40 ,1.00 .• - CMli'ltd Roc:•t t, Ad1lr •. 20 J.:IO ' • H1lll1fl'lll T111tln, U ·tt.' Mls1lon KenntOv Mr .. Olamond Moon; 0r..,.,. 1.n-· -TIME-ti.SI. A.L$0 RAN -8lo0by (llar,tr, Jt1-l1re, OlwJdenO'• Bir, Li1hrnlng Biii, Echo Too, F1rtel'll"1JI. SS EXACTA 9-Wllll• ll1!11rn .. S· cn.1"'° Rocke!, p1ld w .so. NINTH lrACI . 350 yard$. 3 ~cir 01c11. c!almlng. ~rse SHOO Go lltd FOJI, Rtd11rds 16.40 7JIO 6.00 On !ht House, Dreyer l.60 2.90 Spltllul, Wrl9hl l.6G TtME~IB.'5. ALSO RAN -Mluy ltoc:ktl, EYe-••!l 's Bir Boti. CPO! Miit, ltld lllYtr llUl!y, Ro1y Joy, l •Y DN con Bar, Cure N Qvkk. '' EXACTJ-t-Oo llld Fox .. 7-0n Thi HO\I .. , paid SUI. Net Scores COSTA MESA DAnUN 2145 HAUOR IL¥D. C.M. 540.6410 JUl'ilr Vl"llY Sonort 1n1 CUI S111 C~lt Br11W1r !141 i: 112) Hllflt Knudson (10) F 1111 Rineer RI°' (31 C (12) Dunhlm Sk1l1 tUJ G UI Acktrman Ylllnlr• tit) G ''l Horv•lh Scorln1 Sutll: Sono!'I -Fff1t1r 2. Gretlll 2. Mallon 10, Wiiton 4, kll•uff I. Sin Cttmtnhl -Hutch· fnts 6, H1r11tr 2. H11n1mt: Sonor1, Jf.21 .h!Mar Vin/tr 1"1un11111 V111rr c•1 1411 M11ntll• K1l1DS 12) F (19) khnti11e<r MllJhe!I (tJ F {II) Kindred 561.ii'ldtrt (14) C (t ) K1r1I FIMtll" i.J 0 (0) Cl'ltnct llPr Mllltr l•I 0 C•I Mtnn Storl119 Sutlli Ptunttln V1lltr - AhOOI 2, Woolt rd 1, Ori....,."r 1, Mtll!lf 2. H11111m1: l"ount•ln vauw, ta-lJ. 1 • Sally Owsley (3411) aod Kay May (35). ln B night It was Peg Roberts the wlMer with 35. 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Mayor Frank Fas! has branded this In management scleoce built by Fujitau, "foreign occupation" u "incredibly Ltd. -the "IBM ol Japan." eicessive." Wll.EN HAWAII'S oldest department From the point of view of the bedrock store, the 116-year-old Mcinerny chain Hawaii dweller the tenn "toreign" is or seven, was purchased by the Tokyo just -as stingingly applied to both the finn of Hawaii Selyu for '5 million, big corporate developer or the fioods a renewed fimh of chlzen reactton was of single-house b~yers who flow in here led by several political leaders who ' _ .Chri1tian Science Monitor Service DNQLULU -With Japanese 1973 ,......,i,...nv"estments 1n Hawaii real estate doublin& in 1972 to surge past a total of $350 million with consequent political overtones, Ute mayor of the state's from the U.S. mainland. called for curbl against fore Li n Bur!Jrthe·ttghtenlng-land-cramirthat-1ncunl0i!i1liIOlhTtrgtifliiiillltiiit=".~~~..,. has seen accelerations ln house and Even as they did Seiyu bought 1 ooo Clll'llfl• Sdilllc4I MIJ!ltw StrYic. HONOLULU, FORMERLY DEVELOPlltS' PARADISE, CRACKI DOWN ON OUTSIDE INVESTMENTS Th~y ., W-imt . to .. Ot~'!.ge ,the Way sY.011 Sit SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) The diolr In -you • .,, 5itting probably is too high, or too low. Insttad o I cooforminl to yoh, y o u conform to the d>llr. Cnl~ against t h I s situation, two young San Fnnciscans are beaded roward riches proclalmlnt! a ...... kind d. lurnl!qre they prodld will !9\'0IUllcialle the American lll'IDJ room. From scratd!, Ted J.-. and Doug Mcl<inesl-baYI buJll a business in two ye1r1 arosiinc 11.5 million. In five years they Hped t~ gross $15 million aauaUy. In 10 ,,,.,. ~ thlnl: their klall o! lurnltun will comprise IO per<eat of Ille market. ·what lacoblon and Italian contemporary pl11tlc1 have pushed ulde the familiar ScandinaVi.an modem in avant garde European shops, even thouch the Italian prices In! very hJch. "We dJdn't know what was goln( on In Europa when we got into this busJness," McKlneu ays. 11 All I was lrYinl to dQ wu dellgn a cbalr for my apartment." it," McKine~ says. His stretch fabrics are washable and they zip orf. JACOBSON and McKiness' biggest producrs are rounded, brla:htly colored SIOO chairs and l200 sofas that only bounce when dropped out four· story windows. They aloo make a 311-foot snake cushion a lot ol people at a party, and a &-foot powder pull for $80, "a fine llem MCKINESS, a manapmmt because it does a good job ......itanl, and Jaa>b9on, an I I . " ellglneer, boll now 3D, 1earned or a .ow pnce. -bll1l durtnf -OOll-~. a lallky, I~· ---Wort -IQIIa.' -MooW .dlllp ""° ;.;;• · · ._:-for jet custo~ily wem jeans In ~-:-men decided that ~t e:,:~i~te,fu~r;: moldln& unUw>e furniture lrlts "to fit all -1e into the Jtallall metbod, wu toO the same size tboe." · ex(>enalve. So tlley Wiii their !lo he makes fllmltute 1or models by 1tulng tocether !all people as '"'11 u little fCllJll pieces of d I fl er 1 n t . -le. Unfortunately, . he hardnes~s.,.;'it took a lot of :-S·,.~e:i\~tu:~~~ '1::'d1i not know !IJw lo of the odd si,... MoKlnetl, Inc., makes are· cmhy, aretn1ne folm c«11rUctlons Ucht ~ ao a woman can carry a IOfa earou a room. • ..,. n!IIUlar Ullholstery over • PLASTIC loam adjultl lo tllelr ll'oe forms, so they tilt body, much 11 a waterbed j~ ._ ~ llbrlc of (!Qes, and It can be made their own tllat would move AT Flll5I' the Jacobson and McKJness furniture wu told In waterbed llonl, b a i McKlnea say1, 111btn the W..men dJdn 't knQW whet to 11)' about It. They didn't know 'IMther to lit on It, atand on ·It or jump on It.'' in any llhlpe. with lhe aretlllne llllpe. In Italy chain havo been "Ordlla' apllollhry 11111 -In lhe. ohapo of a pill-·--yell' ,. blllbon •-· or Maril,. Iller yeer, bat lhe ~ Moaroe'1 )lps, In a few,....., Is IQ gradual paop!e don't see • I • · largest land area bU warned powerful Japan-based conglomerates that speculation Is not to be allowed by cilluns h<tt. ' lllmlell o! Japanese anceltry, ShUJ\lchi Kimura, whose mayoralty embodi~ the 4,000 square miles of the resort-mlilded Island o f HllVaU, said OaUy that Japaneoe capital Is weloomed only Into solid developments. And alnce the atai.'1 buildln& and zoning codes are wholly adequai. for resort and b o t e I CODltructlon, forelp ioveators need not press for changes. Meantime. land prices s t a t e w id e escalate at the annual rate of 22 percent. Both brokers and populace po I n I accusingly to 11tbole foreigners." 11FOREIGNEl8" comprile a broad 1pectrum here. It include. In a large way the U.S. military whose historic establilhmenta 11 nt of Ille IQWlre es narrow ·t oabu, houaer o! Honolulu mid 80 per.cent of state populalion. It ls the· hub of aovernment, eommerclal, agricultural and lducatlonal functionl. OI the atato'a total 1,000 square mn.,, lot prices as high ras 75 percent, the acres on ~Iaul Isl~nd for f1 5 mulion "little man" places the blame on the while on the island d. Hawaii the Orchid ~udden appearance of Japanese capital Isle Corporation paid 112.! million to m fierce competition with local corporate the Signal Gas &: OU Co. of caiifomla and U.S. mainland developers. for 3,000 acres. , AMONG THE 300,000 who landed In Orchid Isle Is jointly owned by Tokyu, Hawail from Alta last year, 225,000 Ltd., and Mltsubllhi Corp., both !lllnt were from Japan. In 1'13 that traffic Tokyo-based oon1tomeratet heavy In increased by 35 percent. An average Pacific resort deve}opinenta. of 1,000 each year remain to buy .or A tour-bus driver IUIDIIled up the to build homes. Included are maior lcene for his party of 1mlling Ja- 1nv .. 1on, few In nwnber but heavy towilll: "The day Is to come." be 1n capital. announced, "when Hawaii will be Thus the balance of power sh~ls from Included within Ja-" Hawaii hands slowly into · so-called Notwithstanding the Japan. U. 8 . foreign, U.S. mainland aa well ~ u mainland financlal lnvuklin, t be Ir overseu Oriental. investments were not a major factor The current balance: M a I n I a n d In the romblned 1912 !sod sales· lnterestl control 45 percent o f construction figures, which reached an reaidentill, apartment, and luxury hot<! all-time record d.12.111 btlliGa. development; Japan-bued lnttteall, 7 Land tranoadloal aJooe -ed a 'f4.I percent In realdentlal, ZS percent In percent gain over 1'11. The projection beachlnmt botelo; Hawali·based firms ·of 1720 mllllon In new COlll!nictloo alone control 4t rcent In all cate orles. But for 1973 - a 5.1 t um ov ea , apan up mont y -wo e industry to addition to Inroads In business and new helghta. educational enlerprl,... Honolulu perennially Is lhe hub Tokyo recently announced a II mUlion o! the fiercely "'mpetlUve reaHltate llJ'allt to the University of Hawaii. market and the Tiffany of tbla 11 Waiki· Japanese lnveatmentl embrace nearly kl. Tax . Revision .. Bill .Advances. ' ' I . . . The vote lalt weet leJ'tt the measure to the Senate noor. "The copaclty to tu banks and COf]X>r•tlons .Is obviously limited in comparisCll'I to the capacily to tu Individuals," Nejedly said. 1 'Bant1 1 Insurance companiet ·arid corporations 1hould"have no advantace in the Legislature," he added . The only que1tlons diallellllnl Ille N e J e d I y meuure were ·raised by committee chairman Walter Stiern (D-Ballenfield), who later voted for the proposal. He 11181ested that II might make It euier for spedal interests to win new t.111 loopholes If lhe voi. tor am«ldments to the bank and corporaUon ta.1 were lowered to 1lmple majority. NeJedly replied It increuecf . the opportunity to enact poor leglalation just u much u the chance to enact po4 legillation. He said the Jarit was equal treatment. -----· ...................... M .,.,.. .... Tiii hlf ,,_ c~c.,,.,...1-... Or M ..... o.IWlrJ INTIRCONTININTAL INVllTMINT COMPANY .. ,,_,.,. c...... Dti¥1 "" ,:!'i!r' (WW ............ c.. 644-9410 :~ . ' . " • ' . ' .. • , .... • • C D~t~ Y PILOT Sunday,' January 20, 1CJ74 • Real Estate Questions/Comment By Realtor Ra!ldall llcCerdle W• were discussing over cockt1if5 the other e vening how fast the red l estate industry is grow· ing, how many people it employs, and how it rated in 111• 'in the United States. Do you have any infor· ITHltion that would t hrow some light on this aca· demic discu11ion? If yo u would print your answer before we hid the next game, er .. , I mean semi· nar, it would be helpful. B. B. J., Irvine '!'he real estate business is the third largest industry in the United States. l'he real estate busi· ness accoun ted for nearly 140 bi!Jion, or over 15'/o of the private sector gross national product. En1ploy1nent fig ures showed 7 .5 million per- sons employed in real estate or employment generated by real estate. .. More than 150,000 fir1ns were engaged in real estate services and finance. llowever, the majority of these had three or fewer employes .. l{ea l Estate js sti ll growing faster than the rest of the private sector wit ban annual rate of 7 .6t.;,, which cotnpares to 6.2% of the total private sector. Interestingly, the real estate business paid $29 bi l· li on in state and local ta:l$,eS plus $8 billion in fe deral ,•' -· J ., ENTRANCE TO CANYON SANDS VILLAS Sor.r· Beatitag Buildin s Conserve Ener ~tANClfESTER . N1H. (UPIJ is no cooflict between design been under \1la~. ror several -The architectural wave of and function. years. the cUrrent energy the future may be buildings "I feel the building will be crisis has focused interest on that conserve energy· suc h as beautiful as well as functional. the success o,f the project. a sl.>la.r heated tedt!ral office If these energy conserving "It's · kind of satisfying 10 building scheduled to be buil t measures are adopted in other be right in the ntiddle or here. buildings. none of them should so1nething that is important." The architect of th e be dctrimenlal tQ. g.o o d Isaak said. "Maybe we ca n 1 1 innovative $6.S m i 1 lio n design," he said. produce something that might building-;--Nicholas-lsaak, has Whilc~the building includes help. We are breaking new included energy s aving the reconunendations of many ground and that is aJy,•ays features in its plans that could energy experts including the exciting." - upbringing. Mas sive st one . \\'ails 1u111ble across the New llampshire landscape and give it a spCcial character. "\\le're all working in a contcn1porary style, bu t so1nehow or other the .region - puts a stamp on a design. It's philosophical thing. You're .raised. in a certain .. are_a, brought up in certain ways and these feelings find their 'vay into your work," be said. J cut energy consumption up to New York engineering firm !\fanchester, often Cloudy for 50 percent. The' s q u a r e of Dubin, Mindell, Bloome much of the winter, was blockhouse style structure wi ll Associates, Isaak-takes credit selected for the site of the have )hie)< walls, one-fifth the for pullingihe plans together. solar heated building because Tb:~(} Award windows of a nonnal office "Each building that an or lhe wide variations in ....._ '.., building and a blackened architect desig n s is an climate, Isaa k said. "I think \VASHJNGTON _ Unique v."indowless nor th w a J I , individual kind ·of building. It the government wanted to I-tomes, Inc,, or. Corona de! . according to the 59-year-oJd may contain n1any elements give these ideas a real good f\.1ar \vas awarded third place Isaak. that have been used be£ore, fest." · in the signs category or the The interior "'ill be lit but yo u always feel you're THE MASSIVE walls and 29th annual advertising awards selectively v.•ith din1 hallways the father of the building." common sense design of the contest sponsored by the Na· and focused lighting in WHJLE PLANS for the building come in part from •,ional Institute of Real Estate \vorking areas and stairways. experimental building have Jsaak's New H a mp s h ire Brokers (N IREB). The healing system v.•ill be •• -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ______ .;. _____________ ~ a var iable now rather than II C S d Viii a variable t e m p c r a I " re a.uxury Living iit a Central Location an yon 311 s ' as system, directing more warm Aro more Amo ricans renting apartments? I air in to a cool section ra ther DON 'T GIVE UP LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES wonder becouse I recently heard that Japan hH • than raising the buildins BECAUSE OF THE ENERGY CRISIS! taxes. larger percentage of home ownership than we do Sell • p ] S • temperature. in the U.S.A. I thought we Americans owned more • Ill a Ill pr111g s SOLAR CELLS are planned homes than any other country. Do you have .any for the roof to capture heat figures or percentages oi:i home ownership in the In Paln1 SPrings. one or !he Each model home has a that wil l be stored in three United States and some of the worlds leading tourist attraCtions is the ''mini different Door plan and may l~,()00..gallon water ta nk s countries? home show'" being put on by be had in two different beneath the building. Hot W. R. W., Costa Mesa Alnfac Canyon Sands Villas exterior designs. Prices run '4'ater, rather than being The age-old dream of owning a home has be-from $39,500 up. heated to 180 degrees only con1e a reality in America to an extent unparalJeled at 4300 E. Palm Canyon Drive, Six championship te n nis to. be cooled by the user. will anywhere else on earth. next to the Gene Autry Hote l courts. a putting g r een , only be heated to 100 degrees. Home ownership in th is country is among the on Ill. swimming Pools. t h e r a py . "The cl e s i g n innovations highest, and homes among the largest and least Early Ca I i f or n i a and pools, saunas. and a cabana, were culled from over 500 crowded in the world. Of the nearly 63 million contemporary California villas are on the Canyon Sands suggestions by u t i 1 i t y PLA y _ ltilllards, tolf. tu11ls, cords, pllltP••9· or volleyboll I• •11r cofl'lpJe..-recf'fftl•• orlefttff pro1ect. WORK _ J111t "'''"''" a wor ••our crosu oods of ffffwOys (G.G., So11to A1to, Su DMogo altd Newport hochl. SHOP _ h1 THE CITY St.opphHJ CO!ltro. Woll te doteM of fine MfNirtlMltt 1t.rn, bootlqllft ••d 5f'0Clalty 11top1. ENTERTAIN _ i• your l1i1111ry •1Nrtll'IOftt or at o,.. of tho mooy f111e r11to11ro11tl, theatres or cocktail lo1111tn with lo THE CITY, RELAX_ i11 tho sore11ltv of your aportmeot or 111 tho pools 011d 9ardo11s of yovr MW horn.. households in the U.S. 64.2 ~:0 are ·owner-occupied are available for immediate grounds. co n1 panics. manufacturers o-------,compared-to~59!'4-in--.lapan,-41.8~~ in -England, _occupancy..-.More_than..___100 La~scaping and recreation at)d other designers." Isaak 44.790 in France, 35.So/o in Sweden. and ohly families are Canyon Sands-----.acililles are owned an 0 -said-. -"!\fany-arc com mon ALL THIS IN ONE LOCATION! -1:1vir _ i11-!'1~"'..-wc'"'"-1.2•-hr.l.-•••-"-"tv-•ltho11•-•i•i"11-UP--Y"'-1el5uN-t1 ... _.J __ _ I; aCh¥lt1fl, 34.3% in West Gernlany. owners. maintained by the Canyon sense style changes that come B h · ct th t u s r· 1· th I h h · I r d Sa nd s Ho me o \V n er s \1·hen des igners think of 1_____ __ _ ~ 1n a -=-. 1gure 1es e story_Q_ _t.,,e,___-,-"T.,,,e'-'s"'1ngJt a1ni!.v n1 o el Assocla tion;-Every -b.u.y e r-..encrgy_Iather..than.flair." phenome nat growtti intiotne owners 11p made pos-homes are grouped · i n sible largely through such innovative techniques landscaped settings to becomes a member, entitlini:: The General Services IOR A GALLON OF YOU R PRfCIOUS GAS!J -wh·y-drive, when iTlthisC an -be-at your doorstep :: •• .: • .· .. ' . d~on-, t-ha1-o-wa1t~n u Adn1inist ration and I he •• as private mortgage insurance anci !JU to !.lb'Yo Joans, ""' '"'" ., • 11 " • I plus market-stimulating legisla tion. · Canyon Sands Villas living them. Nationa Bureau of Standa rds B k · 940 h areas are shared 1v 1· th The cost is sha red by \Viii monitor the experimental ac in 1 , w en then-typical 509~ mortgage f t · h b ·1d · l h l l. 't h h' h neighbo rs. thus pr 0 v i d i n g payment of a monthly fee ea ure~ in t e u1 ing over Terrace Apartments oans e p 1m1 ome owners 1p to t e more af. th t J t n t f ·1· ' sound privacy. Walled pati'os. which also takes care of e nex severa years o uen am1 1es1 on ly 43.6 ~ of America's 35 million rl · h' h h Id which invite the sunny desert maintenance of the exterior etermrne .,.,, JC ones s ou households were owner-occupied. f h ·1 I d · be ·• J d d · th I ·1d· zoo c; •r BL•• w ... 'THE(-) in, are placed so that no one o eac VJ la, i n c u 1 n g 1 cu e Ln o er 1u1 ings. EDITOR'S NOTE: Ra11dall R. Mccardle is a1i in· ca n see in. painting. Construction is scheduled to vestment analyst, college lecturer, and autllor of "Real Th · d · · Wo o d-burning fireplaces, begin lhis spring \V i th ~ e privacy es1gn i s completion sometime in 19i5. CITY Estate 'i1i California." Send your coniments and queS>-ava ilable in . s 0 u the r n attached h~:o-car garages with tio11s to Randall R. McCordle, cf o the Daily P·ilot. PO California only at Amfac elect ric automatic garage door 80:1: 1560, Costa flfesa, 92626. Canyon Sands. Palm Springs. opener, and 11 foot open beam c'eilings arc sa tndard luxury featu res . ISAAK SA ''S b u i Id Ln gs designed wi!h energv use in mind should · be "the Y.1ave of the future.'' For him, there ,_s1as .• s325 714/639-3027 Models Open Daily Saia .J11an Ca11ist1•a1ao New · Homes 111 Tramtio11 New homeow n er s in Pacesetter's Sea R a n ch Capistrano r esi d entia l subdivis ion development in· San Juan Capist rano will discover they are livi ng in an area steeped with California's colorful historical tradition, says Landon M. Exley, vice presiden t and g e n c r a I manage r for the Ne\vport4 based housing development firm . "San Juan C~pistrano i~ where Padre J unipero Serra rounded his third Cali rornia mission in li76. It's no\v ca lled '!he jewel of the n1issi o11s.' "This is where Span ish name$ st.ill linger rrom the days-of-the-vast ranchos, and 1\•here the first public school in·Oran e Count was founded in 1850," Exley added. RESIDE NT S. OF. the Capistrano Valley are proud of their heritage and celebrate important dates with a variety of festivities. One of the most famous is the 'year l y migration of the swallows to the 1nission on the Feast Day of Saint Joseph. On the Saturday nearest to the 19th of l\1arch, an annual fiesta is held to mark the arrival of the swallows. A parade of equestrian units and pre-motor-era ·vehic les, as well as bands and other marching units starts the day's events. Later during the day . games. barbecues and dances <idd to the fiesta spirit. ·'Year-round recreationa1 facili ties abound in the area as well ," noted Exley. "There are seven golf courses within a few minutes of Sea Ranch, as well as an 18 mile-long stretch of public beach, Dana Point Marina, Doheny State Park and the C l eve l a n d Nationa For.est. Ch.ildPen living, at Sea Ranch Capislrano will be attending one of the nine elementary schools. one junior high or two high schools. In addition, plans have already been dfaWTI for another high school. Saddleback Junior College and • • • • • • the Univers ity o( California campuses at Irvine and San Diego are also nearby . 'SEA RANCll f ea l u r cs Pace~etter's largest models ranging in size from 1,774 to 2,326 square feet and in price from $49,950 to $61,950. There are one and l\vo story homes, v.•ith three or four bedrooms and t\vo, two and one-half, or three b'aths. All feature three or fou r car garages. All homes dra\v from the natural country setting \Vilh their rustic sha ke roofs and rough-sawn wood siding, and the wood -themo is---car.ried inside to !he open-beamed, sloped ceilings. u1 ·t n 1s p oser, dishwasticr, range and oven are standard in every model, as we ll as marbelline vanities and handfinished cabinets. A selection of carj>cts a n d floorin g materials is offered to coordinate \vith the interior design. Napa GQof: Cit y Hall Not Sellin g NAPA. Calif. iAP) -Napa City Hall is not for sale for S77 ,350, despite what a realtors' publication says. The current issue of the Napa County Board of Realtors multiple I i s t i n g catalogue even jncludes a picture of the structure, buill in 1951. But officials have admitted it was all a mista ke. A photographer assigned to take a picture of a restaurant for sale about a block from the governinent building was given the address or city hall and took its picture instead. City officials said t h e building would be a "pretty arn $300,000 lo build , but the catalogues' description did irk them. The catalogue said the property was available for immediate occupancy '·because no busine·ss is being conducted there." HELP CONSERVE ENERGY-SAVE TIME, FUEL,& MONE ., LUXURY CLOSE-OUT JUST ONE Ml. FROM FABULOUS SOUTH COAST PLAZA lllllc:FADDE N AYC. Pacific Park 40 ramblers! IO 2 story's! 7 1 ~ s1ory's! Plus split-levels, spli1-loyers. and more! Start now! You can. have your new home this Spriilg, ·and it's not too early to get started. Your Capp Homes Representa· tive is 1.zady and wi lling to help ~u. Capp Jfomes ha~ the exact home you want . Ou r 1974° laea BOOk sh0ws all 78 Capp Homes models. how you can modify any of them to suit your family's needs, or howv..re'll help you design your ov.m home from . your ideas. You choose the kitchen. the bath. the carpeting, 1he exterior style ... everyt hing to make your home indi· vidua lly yours. Capp Homes has low-down payment mortgage plans Don't let the things you've heard a~ut today's big down payment 'make you pul off your dream. Capp Homes has three different mortgage plans to choose from . The interest rates are competitive, and the down payment can be as lov.1 as one·ha\f of one week's pay if you own your building Jot free and clear. Stop scrimping and saving ... you probably have all the cash you need to get started nov.1! ' -BOB LEONAR D 3849 Garnel St.. Su~e 159 Torrance, c.alit90503 (213) 5-424 1162 etf.OWl rWY. l o1i1• (herit• ,.,,,ior cor•·•••• c•"'""r-<l .. li .. int •! •n "'""''"obty low ,.,;,, h ropidlr dhoppeorif19. Como 0111 toct.y ~ ~~ r---"-,.. 'ocific 'ork Homet ;., Sor110 ""° "'' the bott tiewi,. .. ,,..,. .• Or9,.-'°""'f· SjllCICio1o1 t l or 3 t..droo,,., 1111 llolh, M1i1tt Clll""""i"i"'"t t .. t11N' oir conelltleni119, corpeli"!f & draptrlH thre~. ro,..e, • ......., tliSl" .. I, ,..1 recreolion c1n11r, F dell, potifl & .,; .. Mkoriio1 olWI Mturitr ,.te ontriet. li•• in .• 90rd1" Mtll"f •"-•• l"'"'' •- .._..,,,.,,,, ouocio1iori pt".+or,,.~,oll e•lttl.of tftoi ril9"onco. CHARLES MERIAUX 1231 Ca lle Castano Tt'IOusand Oaks. Calif. 91360 (805) -492-4001 I Pl••M r11.ri ,,.. JOU• N•• Hom•• Ide• 8ooll It one• -will! fll) COii Of 1~,:~.~~"~··=·~=·===============--~------- • • • WILLIAM SCOTT 26771 Magdelena Lane Million Viejo, Calif. 92675 1714) 83t·2299 1 I I Addl•,~-----------------­ <>•----------COUl'lly'-------.,..._ __________ _,.,, ______ _ Q W.ow"•bllllOlntlot ln (lown)----------- 0 W. Clll'I .. J • blllldlnf !9l In !16'191•1• ------'----- 0 -L• ... --------'-..,...---- L -~----____ _, I • '· • . " . I ,. ' Hea1 hy Compu1eri • HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) -,-------- Computers generate a lot of heat doing bralnwork for industry. A little of this excess energy is now being bahlcssed to help heat buildings that house these m~chanical brains. A new , nine-story addition · to the Hartford Insurance Group's facilities here will draw heat from l a r g e computers when it opens in 1975. Officials say the system will save fuel oil. '"lbe heating system we will have will 'be mucti like a conventional unit,'' said Vice President Bernard F. Wilbur. "'lbe main difference is that the computers wHI provide the heat." One of the compall y 's computers, an 18~1 370-168,. gives off an average of about 100,000 BTUs, within the range of many home-heating units. TllE llEAT will be sucked out of rooms housing computers and circulated in a water tank on top of the roof. The water , in turn will heat air blown through ducts REAL ESTATE into individual rooms . Computer heat is usually dissipated outdoors through cooling towers. Wilbur said the insurance firm 's engineering consuJtant, Austin Co. of Roselle, N.J., installed a similar system for Grumman Aircraft Corp. in Bethpage, N.Y. The Hartford plant i s expeCted to save about 81 ,000 OCC Offers Morning Real Estate Classes gallon! ol fuel oil durlnc the first year of operation, Wilbur said. He added that the savings should Increase to 120.000 gallons per year by 1980, when the entire building will be heated by several computers. AN AUXILIARY heating system will be used until tlfe installation ·is co mp I e't e, Wiibur said. '111e computer heat system, while more expensive to install, should pay for its additional cost within three years, said Wilbur, wbo deals wUh the company's real estate investments. -- C omputer--heating system, according to the consultants, are limited tO ·businesses in which computers take up a relatively large area in the building. The architecture or the building .also is important. For example, the number of windows in the new Hartford building will be held to a minimum and will be double- glazed and tinted to conserve heat, Wilbur said. Top Honor To Bald,~in Builders EXTERIOR OF CASTA DEL SOL HOME IN MISSION VIEJO NE IGHBORHOOD 228 Hon1es Offered Four Openings at Vi ejo to\vnhomes opens t o d a y , offering the equivalent of a home with a pool for as little as $24,495. t1ission Viejo Company has Viejo's most s u cc es s f u I scheduled four simultaneous n e i g h b o r h o o d s • having grand openings this weekend1 accounted for more than 1,000 designed to meet the public purchase agreements in onJy dem and for diversified two and one half years. •---- housing. Offering three . to f i v e • A total of 226 homes, valued bedroorr.s, and two-or three- at more than $8 million, will baths, New Madrid homes are For the first time ever between the hours of 8 and The Baldwin c 0 mp a n y . be offered today in four available in Jix distinctive Orange Coast College is 10 a.m. Newport Be a ch.based floca.t1i,ons,00including two slnRle floor plant. tlti . offerin_g a block _of m~m~g "The · c1asses. have been developer, has been named amthoy Jl)e dareas, odnlet Homes in s new wi1tonlare real estate classes aimed at "mulll-Family Builder of the town me an •-one a u located in a prime area, Y •--giving-additional----training--to-o~f~le7r~ed7-h'°e~r~e"'"a~t ~OCC~'=a'cs~a-~v~e.~l!---lhe Bui Id j n. nei borhood. minutes awar. from shoI!l!!!!gJf---- practicing real e 5 tat e part ol the Evening College Industry AssoCiation's Multi· All four neighborhoods are and the million do 11 a r salesmen._ _ _____ program,-but-real -estate-Jt~amily-Builder.s Council. in the rolling-hills---of-this-Marguer.ite Recreation Center. salesmen a"re not always able Presentation of the award Orange County p 1 an n e d This tocatie11 also affords The classes are on the OCC schedule this spring and run was based· on 0 vera11 community, and 'offer homes sevj!ral excellent view sites to enroll in evening classes. I 95 •M ooo t b evaluation of projects , rom $24,4 to .,.,.,, . o uyers . l---7-----------__:L"]' WninP.,..aIJWll'J<C:iouLI<L.j;;·. cluding----d-~. land In-Ule Casla del SoLadulL_ New Madrid }¥>mes are thel----U them, that's when they get planning, preservation of neighborhood, a tot.al of -~1i:-st .o o ~r a wni,ne or much 'or their work environments, and care taken homes will be available today d1s.t1nct~ve . Whirlpool accomplished.'' said or . to meet buyer need s, in the fourth unit, with prices appliances, mcluding the new Thomas o s b 0 r n , associate according to the council. beginning at only $31,495. smooth countertop range. professor of b lJ s i n e s s The award was presented The Nedw M1 adridffi model education. That's why we've at the Newporter IM on Dec. CASTA DEL SOL homes are homes an sa ~Mo ice a_ret decided to offer the courses 14 at the BIA Installation Ball o£fered in two-bedroom, two--located next to tni: arguen e in the mornings." by John T. Po r le r fie 1 d' bedroom·with-deri, and three Recreation Center, which assistant Vice president of bedroom designs . · features a 50-meter pool, two Three.~ that can lead TiUe Insurance and Trust Eleven single story models otbe~ large pools, and eleven to qualif1cahon for the real C,o are available each with four tenrus courts. estate brokers e1am are on mpany. . distinctive exlerior elevations. the OCC schedule. T h e y The Baldwin Company Nwasl All Casta de! Sol homes Al.SO OPENING today i.s ·nclude· real estate t-al founded '" 1956 by oe · the I h · ol B I 1 • .. " B ldw' · San Gabriel In feature fireplaces and either e event urut aroe ona, aspects ( Tu e s d a Y and . a m m the i· one or two car garages. offering 52 homes near future Sunday, January 20, 1974 DAILY PILOT C 7 La Unda Nine Homes Left In _ Valley Tract Only nine homes remain available to new homebuyers at La Linda Homes, a Tricon Development Company community in Fountain Valley. , three noor plan! a r e represented a mo n g the remaining homes, including single and two story five bedroom plans, and the Santa Barbara, an expansive, split level, three to six bedroom home. The Santa Barbara has three bedrooms and a large bonus room capable of belng divided into three additional bedrooms according to the needs of the family. The plan v.'On a National Association of Home Builders Gold Nugget Grand Prize award in an earlier La Linda H o m e s community in Fountain Valley. Price!; ·of the homes range from $42.000 to $49,500. with conventional financing terms available. The homes are wi thin walking distance of schools of every level, as well as Mile Square Park, a, 435 acre regional recreation center. The park features outdoor recreation tor all mem!>ers of the family. There are play ~ areas, spray and wading pools, a model railroad, tricycle and bicycle trails, a teen center, an archery range, 18 hole pitch and put golf courses, picnic areas, a restaurant and senior citizen attractions such as shuffleboard, croquet and horseshoes. La Linda Homes feature a fam ily ready package of luxury extras including carpeting and d r a p e r i 1! s, I ands ca p i.n g , fencing, sprinkl ers. concrete drives, complete kit c ll en built·il1s; fireplaces , double entr)' front . , doors, forced air heating and exposed beam ceilings. The homes in the project arc the same as offered in two earlier La Linda Home communities in Fountain Valley, both. of which has been sold out for some lime. ~tore than 25(f homes were sold in the. earlier developments. • Thurtatsday, ct8:9=30( :1·m. l:d real ~~:S~ Y:Cs~m h 0 ~ Designed for active retirees parks in a new area east Promontory Bay Romes are available tor sale jn Newport es e pra ice it •0 n a Y · · the s an and adults over 45 with no of Trabuco Road. ~ h. Land Is included.In rices. From $190_,900. -Wedn)esdaarldy.-and-Fl ri<Jay.-t 9-t10--:0~~lle;fL_ ---cnudren under?f;-castadel---Pr1ced--from-tZ-70·9'5~1-------=""""-"'""'-"-'"""="-"-c""="-'-='-"'==.:__--------- a.m. ; rea~>.1 es a e Sol features its own rttreaUon Barcelona homes were For iriformation: . ., . ' BIA Chief re PP r'a Is• t (Monda Y. ' center. conceived to meet the needfi . Promontory Bay Homes . Wednesday and Friday, S.9 Realtors. Set Recreational r a c i 1 it i es of young first time buyers. 633 Bayside Dr ive/ Newport Beach, Cali fornia 92662 / (714) 673-3900 a.m.). include a CUJtom-designed 'Ibey are available in three .A real estate prin,cip1es A d n· pool, a hot therapeutic pool, one-story and one two-story class, geared for those wishing war s inner shuffleboard, boccie bowling, models with lour teen to take an introductory course The Huntington Be a c h •. physical fitness room, billard elevations. Two, three and into the field, will also be Foontain Valley Bord of and card rooms. four-bedroom models ar e offered. It will meet Monday. Realtors h_as slated its 12th A nwnber of excellent view offered, and reature fireplaces Wednelday and Friday at IO annual award! banquet at the sites will be offered in the at no additionaJ cost. High a.m. Spring d asses begin Feb. Sheraton-Beach Inn on the fourth unit, with several lots vaulted living room ceilings J ohn Konwlser of Ccr rona de! Mar bas been inswted as president of t h e Residential Builders Coun cil of the Building Industry As- sociation. He is presi· dent or the Konwiser Corporation in New- port Beach. 4. evening of January 26. overk!oklng the 18-hole Casta are offered in several models, Registration is being held Host of the festivities will del Sol public golf course, now and spaciou! walk-in closetsl------------------------------- by appointment oniy Chrough he newly lnstatled prelldent being completed. are inclmled in a number of • Jan. 25 .• Appointments may Shirley Commons. master suites. Ba r celona be secured by filling out the Announcement of Realtor of THE %4tb unit of New model homes are located near t ro · th E · the Y•ar w1·11 he made at l\fadrid offers 59 homes, the intersection of Trabuco 'requcs rm 1n e ven1ng ~ N and Los AlisOs Boulevards. CoUege brochure. the banquet. ~~~d t"°one$43~fA'Miss: The loth unit of Aliso Villas Olhe ....... fGftllly . Look at them -counUng their rent receipts! Hundreds or them th rough the year, costing thousands ol dollars -and now, what are they worth? Nothing!. • '· ' I • • • • • • • • • .• Saa the aallsf!ad smlles? And see them looking towards the future with their equltr in a Fountain Park Townhome growing and growing I ·: Join lhe . .......... • • • ! lt1ey've put iwo 1nd,two togetti.' • ~to COfnt up with mor1 v11uel • Plan to 11\'9 money and H'+'• ! In gr11t 1ty111t f ountain Ptrk. l1kt IM Sin Ditto or G1fftt1 Gl'O\ll • sunmse COlJilTIW Jill. pl-d CLUB ·;:; . l to' announce the opcnin 'Of ~r . . Golf Course and Tennis Club 't. , · facilities on January 19, 1974. , 1 •• ~·,·, t A limited number of annual club membenhips to non-residents arc nO\v available. (These memberships arc on an annual dues onli' basis, 'vith no initiation fee required.) Family Tennis Membership $275 annually. Individual Tenn11 Member- ship $225 annually. Family . . Golf Membership (un· · limited play) $4$0 annually. ,. Individual Golf Membership (u11limited play) $350 annually. To receive additional information and our mcmbcrlfiip brochure with ,. full details on Sunrilr: Country Club and iu facilities pleue cdmplcte · and return the coupon below qr contact: Mr. Brooke B. Bentley, Club M\nager, Sunrise Country Clu~, P.O: Drawer 4410, Palm Springs, Ca. 92262 or Telephone: (714) 328-6549 / (213) 478-2585. •ICh..--1--1 __ ,.. ____ =---=--=--=·-==lb to Edlnltf', 111111 I I [Ill Oii Edlnpr to '• To: Mr. Brooke B. lentlc7,Club t.lanagcr, • Models at Elltllcl. I ~unrite Country Club.. · f'·1• 74 I -.,'fo'--PIJ. Dnwcr 4410.Palm Spritlp.Cal. 9Z262 I I wl'Rtkt like to retth-e dtt Sunrbt Country Clubmin·mNltftt I membcnhip lnronnation btochwe. P'eale selld k co mt a1 the I -bdow. I Mr • .:.·------------1 Str<etaddms I ... I Ci•r s~ Zip I -· )' , ~-lft-................... •• ----------. . • 5% 8% DOWN ·INTEREST ' NO SECONDS,.NO CLOSING COSTS · Come to Vi lla Sa nla Ana in beau1i· ful South Santa Ana . Yoo can se lect from a number of award·winn ing home·styles in both 3 and 4 bedroom designs. Some homes include land· scaping cind sprinkler s, and a,re fenced and draped. All homes are · carpeted and many choice ' corner lots are avail able. llOM $29 ,540 0 ' • fOINGEI (714) 541-9372 Vi.Ila Sant·a Ana ON EDINGER JVST WEST OF GRANO A.1/ENUE ' ' ' . . • • " > • Sunday, January it!, 1~74 '· .. BARRY 'AND HANA PINSHOW WITH FRIENDS Scientists Probing Birds' Body Temperatures Penq~in Researcl1 . . . . . ' ' ~ Couples Dan~ing Cheek to Cheek .ASain • CMUIM ta-. ._...,. leMcit their frie1* dmce al social lwirtiq and tum1P&1 cheek booking dates. Now the callt NEW YORK -S e r g e occaolona. cheel:, lo the heunllng !IOUnd • aomellrnes ,_. ~ lhlln Kotar's friends think he's "We docided we wanted lo GI lhe old melocHU' -"Red It. BllT NOW there's a new.Old we ""' -1)Jly OR." "nutty." Learning lo dance! dance, too. We'ro 1etting a flDoes for a Blue Lady," --1 harmony lingering in the air ' That ham'I IMml a ourgo Ridiculous! Jot of fun out of this,'' says ''Fascination,'' ''Harbor ' and"lastyearwasthebuslest of new big i¥mdl. NOt yet But there he is, this Pratt the stocky businemman. Ughts," "Yellow Btrd." we've ever•had. New places at least. The-clamor ll far Institute graduate student In "Beod the -. .'. wel!lhl mt °"' PIPPing up all over -the old and fa._ names, library eclence, tripping the-.., the 1oe1 .•• ' move your Y are n~ lo the -· ha"" ~ from ...i We!re •Yal p I a y 1 n g · lbe gilnll ol that earlier era. light fanUiotic tmico ..-rumba, hips , . . ·quick. quick, ~ studios ... filling 'Ille ballroom tO Jlollroom around Miindays.'' he llddl\ happlly. Dollar ~ ~~ foxtrotorwaltz,oraw-y &-1.o-w ... " billrooma, revivlft( !lie .big the U.S., playtne ·at llOOfeS Ritchie lion worts for Murra~~~~."~ night at the Fred Allaire • ·They're comln1 back -' the~ ~~-,.!t• n dl> n f 0 g of Cltlee ' in mar. , than «11 Willut Aluapcler, agent for =ie.i up· 8 ~ DaM.e Studios in Manhattan. Cllncers, the 6ig bands, the .-."'I-· . · · sta• · 1 'r . J ' many of the tlftat. band oan1es · between 1971 and ''Quick, quick, s-1-o-w . . . gilded ballrooms. ' ' ~ Glltllel' &eel it all. .He's ''I ge,t up at~ the tail ePd like the Glenn M 111 e r f;,~t witlk in a J .. , box . . • Awash in a nationwide tfde a big man w~ talks ID a of the big benCf. era," says prchestr!J, Jlmmy Dorsey, "The kids are ftndiog out tum . . , quick, qui(•k, 'of ncmalgia, bored with TV ; bass voice . whlch C?ntruts Glasser, ~ in his 50s is Count Ba sie. Harr y it's much more tun to hold a s-l-0-w ... " seard!ing for escape from the with the Ult of his allo among the i'Ojlngest of lhal Jamea.·1be way Ritchie tells girl than dan<e n.. feet tensions of VI et n am . saxa,phone. select group of remaining it, "a \or of time used to ·away,'' says bandJeader Gia,. SAM XUCHARSKY and hi! Watergate, and ell,, of just For 20 years he and his band leaders. "And \Ve went be ipellt by agents filling in ser hopefully .. • I I ' It's Hard to 1'ell-- J\1Cl\1URDO ST AT t 0 N, Israeli assistants, Mr. and Anlarctica (UPI ) -AJlhough fl.frs. Barry Pinshow of Tel • millions 0£ research dollars Aviv, are probing penguin have been spent d u r i n g body temperatures under a thousands of .freezing hours National Science Foundation or penguin watching, not even (NSF') grant here at the experts can tell a girl l\1cMurdo. After laying her penguin from a boy penguin egg, the female scoots. ·off to by sight. !he sec:;, leaving the male to Dr. Michael Fedak of Duke handle the incub~tlon chore. University thinks maybe. even F'or ·at least 64 days the male •• • the penguin.5 have a little will stand erect at the 1-~--r.ti"'ou"'ble sofhngonnhetr-se~ .. :-:=:~~~:7;;:'::::;,C:..=:o:J--• and he is convinced French rookery, with the egg between § f scientific claims that the boys his fee t enveloped in a do"""" squawk differently than the lined egg pouch, in the middle girls arc fa lse. of the Antarctic winter. He "IT'S NOT uncommon to sec \\'ill be buffeted by high \vinds and immersed in sub-zero an emperor penguin waddle temperatures J.hat w 0 U Id up to another bird at the freeie the egg in 45 seconds rookery and get bowled over Were it expased to the \Vhen his amorous advances elements1 yet he never budges app&:-ently are mistakenly more than.. a fe\v feet from directed towird a n o t h e r the nest. male," Dr. Fedak said. "And · "Emperor penguins fast as the way he squaw·ks and the long as four months through tones he uses are identical the Antarctic. winter," Dr. to those we·ve recorded from Fedakexp.lained. "They travel known females." UR to 50 JTliles from the sea . Tl figures that birds that to the rookeries, court, mate can't fl y, that have identical and incubate their eggs plwnmage and earl").' around without taking a gram of food. some IO pounds of swallowed The males will lose from :JO rocks in their craws for to 50 percent of their body ballast \vould have a fcv" zany WJ!:ig hj duril!g this tin1c.'' characteristics. The mid-winter incubaTion And penguins certainly do. produces chicks that are ready ' r the bird world. They have a built-in navigation system, incubate and hatch their young in the middle or the antarct.ic winter , and carry around their own air conditioning equipment. Dr. Fedak and his t\\'O ~ ·~ ORDER . f), YOURS \ ,.. TODAY! the Antarc:.tic spring. Barry Pinsho\v ex- plained t h a t while the male was handllng ti1e maternity chore, the female had waddled and lobagganed across the icy field to the sea where she was gorging herself with food. 100'0 § 'eautiful Stick-on LABELS .• Personalized • Stylish • Efficient Order For Yourself qr 1 Friend- .May be used on envelopes •s return address libels. -Also very handy as identificttion labels for merkin9 person•I items such as books, re(iords, photos, et~. L•bels stick on 91111 •n·d mey bt used for .m'lrki1t9 hdm• Ci"nned -foc1' itirni.~U NMIS:are ptitittict.~-=-: with styl_ish Vogt'• type Oft ffni. ~ty·whik: gummed paper. · / • ' r---;;l;::bz.;:.:.-::=:;:;:;----,1 I illlt.1 '""""' ..-.1 Olw., ,,o. I n 1Ut ' I c.a .. M ..... '911. '1•21 -I ~ I 1 I ' I I · I I I I I I ·LI PILOT 'PRINTING I ------'-·-------------~ I January Cleon-Up • Mol&t JMr ~~S""" withe HW ltilfe -.... yHr w•ll•t i..,,, et tlte l•w ,..ice. • o,.,,,.,.llll4l...--.... 10.,..., bikes ... lh•y're-" ,....,..i so .,..·11 lte~sm" ... fuel. 20 ~ .. ~-..._ .. ~_ ·,· ~·' . Unfinished MOLDED LmlRI • u .................... -....,.,. ......, ................ tic.. • ,.... •• ..,..,,.. ...... '9y'"' Wfilt,,_. .... ..,. .. ,_.._ llG. ,,. 89~. \ Mid-Winter Sole! IA THIR PROOFING I~ 'AIAA: DOOIWIAJMilSTllP-s..,. .... , ,,.., nt.,I 2.) Silf AIMISIYI '°LT STllP -IHpt ....... & ........ .,_ '"""'· 1) MH LOH JMllSMOLI -k..,. .... "· ....... "" 4.) IUISlltP-... ltt.kMp ........... .,.. :=. 99~ i Unfinished 4 Ft. x 7 Ft. GIANT . • • STORAGE UNIT % OFF "Plenty of Slotope Space With I 2 Inch Deep Shelwn!" • $ sliolvos, t.11 \I" ltikk, for pleoly of ....... ,~.,i.y-.. • Jlrorlsito wt1a4 -•ly....., ,.ii<l•H.~ _ .., ..... .,ict.ly .... 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V-8. auto,__tra~. ~ ~-tl"9; rad_lo, healer. vinyl roof, low miles. License NO. ('J9EJOI '-· ' In la . 7SA I. I ' 7. 1-f-6R.IL&,250 . ~Ton P.U .• V·I, l~,lncJ:powersteerlng,air '73 pinditlon. 1161161H. ' -.1 1 • TOYOTA Land Crsr. 'cyt .. stick shift, gun rack. 4 wheel drive, locklO; hub caps. License No. (061CY¥) .. ' ' • Sunday, January 20, 1974 •. . '69 'PONTIAC Wagori Loaded Including air cond .. License No. (352·DTE) D Gal. v.e. auto. trans .• factory air condftlonlng, power steerJrig, power (dlscl brakes, "r.alo, Mater, whitewall tires. tinted lass;1 JSA GRAN TORIN pt. V-1, auto. trans., factory air conditioning, power steerl~. power (disc) brakes. rbdlo. at -11-tir Int - -$198. a·· ·'69-~·~!'!~~od~~!; .. ~!~.~-~.~.,. ·healer. whitewalls. ,YXVS88 ~·-8..-F~"'"'~"'~--~.,,,.,-~~0~1~!,~~ 1o'11 pawer. raa10. U U heater, whitewalls. IVUT386 mpr. an · Bubble, top 6 cyl., auto, trans.. •ir conditioning, radio, heater, fully equip- -ped. License WVH312 · ·FORD ~ta : Wagon Auto. trans., factory •ir condltis>nlng, power steering, r.tfdio, htat~r. 1176JGAO . . . : ~u~~~~.~ factor¥ •ir, full power, $ AM/FM radio with stereo tape l•EDN OAJLY PILOT .NIJAt_Bonne....JY.agon_.U'\-'!J. ... f:e<:t~y air conditioning, radio, hiater. fi\llVl29 -\ -.!t. ~ 1 1 :: • · "'"'"TOYOTA Corolla $3 88 ··~,J~o ,· '5peed_,ad;o,he""·~T'3BZU $1·279 '71 FORD Ranger P.U. '$21 .88 '·1·2 v-1. auto: tr~.,. ,,Gw.r stffrif'!i, radlQ, hffter. 2SllMH DAT U IC up · 4 speed, radio, heater., Mag wheels, w lClt oval tires, just like new. License N"o. «2-ESG) .. '71 FORD ECONOLINE . ' cYt, auto. trans. #75'4iH. · • $1988 '70 , . . FIJIEBIRD Pont~ac . ,. 59 .. ~ , .. ey,,,,tffck•lhtf:t, r~.~C%LT075l.'· .. ~O.s sa'llf'li 6 cyl, · ,69 PLYM Sta .. Wagon $997 ,72 Factory air conditioning, full power. 1007HDC ' ' FORD Fl'OO PickulJ Vt Ton P .U., economlcal ' cyt, stick shift. #«MGNI. FORD I < COUGAR Auto. trans., factory •Ir condltonlng, r•dio, he•ter. License No. (YQW-901) . go. V•I, Miio. trans., factory •Ir ainclltlonll'IO. powtr st.ei'lng, power brakn, radio, hffter, l•s 1 v ... , evto .. .,....., factory •Ir concntklftfng, polllrt9f' llMl'll'lll• J)OWltf br.U.. .....,. , vinyl roof, tint.ct Ins: ll!DTS NTO 4 IP"d. r.ctlo, hNter, (Ult OV'lrNufed. L!C. 1(214.ATY) I . $1097 . . . . . . .. ' • • . . . . . \,. \ ' .. • • 0 lt DAILY PILOl I Sunday, January 10, iq74 Gener•I Gononl 0....r•I e;~;:·7~:!:~ DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ::,;-::::i...;,.~::: :~:e !S;"~~::::::!:m v0ucan~:·~:~t&42-se7Sl -°"'~1= ~a~:~~i~e ~, Blu/fo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Gonor•I '"L;o.;nor;;:.~1::::::~::~0; •• ;..,;~;r:::':"''.:"ll!l'J-~~-;-:;-~ ...... ::::::.~-;-;-:-:~~~-J..~~~~· [ _,.,.._ Jle ] ( _,,.,.. QUINTAno·s fiunliiialon _)./~,./,our OPEN HOUSES TODAY (f • ~~ N.\V. So. O>a1t Plu:a -2102 ~ • ?.foore St. Take AllOn bet. ERRORS, Adv•rh Mrt should check their Bristol & Fairview -:ktofY 841 dally & report errors lrnmedlately. The 1 yr. beauty -?.1ove Jn DAILY PILOT •llU'"" ll•blll ty for tho first o" cloie ot 5 dl\Y ncrow. 1ncor,..1 lnHrtlon only. 116,000 -$4600 d"'"· ~ $189,500-Cheek ln wlthpte G .... r.t -·· """" -S-Arch Bay -s. J.a.runa. Quaint -on 2 lot1 MAGNIFICENT MONACO Dellghtful Two Bedroom and den home In Harbor View Homa. ·Upgraded and. decorated dowo to the last detail. The beat of t/'ls model on !be market. '69,500. at ocean -No. 5 N -La Senda Dr. - A aummu place l\lre nutt - ~~ adm..114J1,f. NO~ G.t. ASSUME 1% LOAN Open f-5 1642/ Barnd1ai,£ $94,500 Lowest price waterfront home In the !Jar. houri 4 Bedrooms plus family room, .. pa- rata dining room. Home has graat poasll>W- ties for espanalon. 35 ft. boat allp. · c;ORONA pEL J.tAR DUPLEX Two Bedroom unit In the front and two more Bedrooms In lhe rear. Re- , modeled In the last year and close to _ 131,9:50. -S.E. ot Ollver On lhis beautilul Mesa On this distinctive • Wllnut Verde, 3 bedroom wllb Spanish 3 bdrm wilb Fer .-delalla ' o r a~enting calbedral family rool)l, fireplace. dlftCtionl to u--. ceiling, ~ balbs. Con-Dream kitchen bas Open S&t 4 SUn -Ph. tempo kitchen w Ith electric built-Ins & dish-CALL SHIRLl!Y SHl!RMAN 642-2991. built Ins & dishwasher. washer. Walking dis- everything. $'19,900. I BIG CANYON FAIRWAY LOTS Two custom homes sites overlooking the fairways of Big Canyon Country Club. Located In Newport's newest and most elegant neighborhood. $69,500 each. ESTATE REAL TY llOl AVOCADO .. DR .. NEWPORT CENTER We will aen )'OUI' home tor F 1rop1 ace. Patio, tance to lbe Plaza. HUNTINGTON HARBOUR REALTY 4% multiple llstlns -· 7 sprinklers. J ust 31'. Newport Mesa School 4241 W•rnor Ave., H.B. 1410'41 boards. years Qld. $40,500. Call District. $48,900. Call ~~ CHARLES QUINTARD, SI0-1720 SI0-1720 Goner•, Goner•I REALTOR MAGNIFICENT 4 BDRM DEN & CUSTOM 5 BmROOM Executive 4 bdrm., 3 FAMILY ROOM! bath hbme in Irvine. You get both in this MESA VERDE Less than 3 years ol_d! very !PeciaI home "'.ith, Has all the extras m-4 bdrms, 2 baths. Fire- cludlng. fireplace, din-place, kitchen built-Ins. C.F. C.Olesworthy & Co.-Realtors NEAR GOLF COURSE ing .rm. chef's kitchen. Rich wood panelin~. ONE YEAR OLD . PatIO, shake rool. Pool Shake roof. Forced 811' CORONA DE L MAR HOME + INCOME facilities, tennis courts heating. No down to Located So. of the Hwy. on an ovenlzed lot. fJlft1120 This beautiful Mesa Vmle & clubh<luse. No down vets! And only $36,500. 3 Unusually lge. b<lnns., 2 balbs + fonnal ~ home was custom built lo• to vets! $49,300. Call Outstanding value ! Call dining rm. Gorgeous hdwd. firs. & lush car- ....... !l!!l.1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!/ .,. ..... Uvlng. Some of the 540-1720 S40-!720 petinf. Spacious !-bdrm. apL w/escellent I"! many features of thil: tine O....r•I Gonor•I ~1~/.=,~,:ru; 2955 HARBOR BLVD. ~~e~~~s~'.enty of storage In lbe 3 car Jacuu!, " exqull!te carpets COSTA MESA 540-1720 BLUFFS CONDO * BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS * :..= ~ n':l a~ t~".i ' Sought after Carmelita Model featuring 4 grounds. 1 For tu rt h er a bdrms., 3 baths, beautiful kitchen, formal 701 ACACIA • • , •• • --<-=tloo,-pleue-c-a·l-I -O.-•I-Goner•! dining & view of back bay, mountains & A rare d_evelopment opportunity-corner lot night lights. A spacious family home . close -So. of lbe Hwy W1th charming 2 b<lrm C H A N N E L R E E f to the community pool $69,50-0. home & rental unit. A BETIER BUY now Walker 8-lee ON THE WATER FRONT for the pfuture. $75,000. . •••L •• , .. ,, .-----1------ul'&N-SUNDAY--l-5----+.,;:"""~~~~~.j-, College Park ' PIECE & QUIET RECREATION & LEISURE Lovely words for a lovely condo. 3 b<lrms, 2\!i balbs on a choice greenbelt. Not to be duplicated at the price. $65,000. OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5, 611 VISTA BONITA ~-[J BOYD rt~.,.. :&;_ • ' • Y •qr ''''T . * 67S.593D * 3629 E. CoHI Hwy. Coron• del Mar _-!_for Action ••• Call 642-5678 Daily Pilot Classified Ads • General Gener al I I I IRVINE TERRACE CHARMER. Open Saturday & iSlJnday 1-5. 1537 Santanel- Ia. Just l!iated, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, In ex- cellent location. Many recent upgraded fee- tures. Super south fenced y6rd and trees. Hurry. '69,500. FRONT ROW-IRVINE TERRACE Open Saturday & Sund ay 1-5. 2001 Bayadere. A custom built home by a builder for his own use. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 3 car garage. Finest jetty view. Many custom extras. $235,000. . 1ZZl:TNG11tlY"ttt-Bt:ttP-FS--~ -All lbe beauty of perfection. 2 bedroom '1-. den with bar. Expensive extras. Greenbelt wllh a bay and mountain view. All for only '69,500. 65' BOl\T SLIP-LIDO To go wilb this large slip, an immaculate well designed 3 bedroom home. Excellent view from living, dining, kitchen, enclosed porch. $195,000. LIDO lfAYFRONT 40' FRONT Finest Lido Soud location. Spaciou s 4 bed- room home with oversize living rooni and dining room. 3 ca r garage. Pier and sli p for 40 fool boat. $295,000. HARBOR HIGHLANDS Sharp 4 bedroom, family room home. Child's playhouse In side yard. Great famil y home. $61,950. WAITING FOR A BARGAIN? Westclilf! Rambling one story. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, den or 4th bedroom. Country kit· chen, large lot-room for pool/boat or camp- er storage. Walk to elementary school, close to shopping. $62,500. · IN SOFT GREEN TONES of decorator colors, this new 3 bedroom condo In Newport Crest is just steps from pool and courts, m inutes to shopping, mari- na, ocean4 Bargain priced at $71,000. NEW CORONA DEL MAR COND0-$62,500 Exciting 2 story chalet type condo, Short walk to Corona del Mar beach. 2 ·bedroom, 2 bath, fi replBce, upgraded . LIDO ISL E BAYFRONT Where do you park a 70 ft. boat? Right in front ol this· gracious bayfront residence! Three bedrooms, maid's room, 31'. balhs, den. Located on a 40 ft. lot. $300,000. ....-- 644-1766 Coldlnl, .... ~ 2111 S.n Jooquln Hiils Rd., N.1. - ' 3 Sig B e d r·o om1 with carpetine: thruout. Neat, clean A close to schools & ready for i n1tant occupancy. 6~~% loan. Assumable by an yo n e , regardlea -who's tint. WE HAVE RENTALS Genera l Want to Remodel -3 bedroom, 2 bath, two ltI1ry home situated on rear of kJt · 1n choice location ot Newport Height!! hu lots of room to expand. Just 11.sted at $38,500. Ca 11 Colwell 646-.(555 General WESTCUFF AREA POOL HOME $34,950 2~ Huntington $41,000 FtJLL PRICE Sun/Ews. 557-4263 LOTTA HOUSE LlffiE PRICE $22,995 FULL PRICE H. CEDRIC ROBER-TS--BUILDER'---I-Harbour This beautiful pool li>me 1, AND RESALE BROKER ---SttaJ-\l'aluron-tod-.. s-- For Purch•se or Lease Information Call MARGARET CONNERS 714-673-5170 2525 Ocean Blvd., Corona d1l Mar General 1 year old b a c hel.or market. The ~ huge ~ condominium unit. Beautiful shaded lot Rivel' ttU home carpets a:fld drapes, _ pool, Newpm't ; ..... I 1 & t 1auna. Listed at $24,900. other arft )ll'io!ll.' For Call Colwell &lj..(fj55, fllrther Worma&n, pleUe Call. Walker&laa llll L llfAfl The transfmftd owner must sell this immaculate one year old home. Co~pan.ble new models are ~ f"1' $24,500; !IO you'd better hWT)' on this one! SEA VIEW VILLAS Condominiums OPEN DAILY 11 TO 5 Presented by Nolan R1•l Est'1te, Inc . Great white water vie w from each unit, over· looking Monar~h Bay. Starting at $68,150. Early Mediterranean stylin g; 2 BR., 21'. baths to 3 BR. plus family rm., 21'. baths; patios; fantastic amenities ! Directions: on Crown Valley Pkwy., just of! of So. Coast Hwy., in Laguna Niguel. SPANISH BEAUTfUL IRYINE 2 STORY + Great family home with • POOL $34,990 bedrooms, 211 bat h s . CALL 545-9491 Walker & lee illllA L l l TATI WANT A MANSION? a in apac1 us, For further inform•tion c1ll: 496-6551 ene I Greatest Fountain Valley 1'"anlastlc ''Pr l de of location. Enjoy caretree O\\Tienhip" ~l&ftborhood. living + unusual Ooor plan. All improvements, 3 years Huge living room. Forma old. Builtin wet _ b a r , Huge Jiving room. Formal upgraded drapes, s t o b e dine. Spacious kitchen with fireplace with conversation pass lhru patio. Huge pit. Room for lxla.t and b r:..d.r..O...o_m..1. s e~e trail~. Full block fence. balconies. \Valk""\'O'Sc6001s. -~ou-U-havt-to~see to Community pool. ~lust see! appreciate . $53,950. Call for . • an appointmeat to inspect. sq.· ~home & fall In O#'fN TIL f rr'SFUNTOllE NICEI love. Only Iii ,..,.. old, BEAUTIFUL Vl£W.;:._ RELAX ' · co:n WALLACE REALTORS k~~:*7~~ $38,500 ~ nea~~g:m and ~Ll ll~ftilfll1 park like grounds designed communi ty pool knowing ~ --·-= _ -~ 5414141- (0pon l! ....... s) for outdoor Jiving. Only From. this ex q u 11 I t e 1 Y the Vt'Ork's all done at your 149,500. Hony and call Red decorated >Olll1C v Ip home. With lamb front and PANORAMIC Ca.rpet,RealtonM.S-a>or rnldeiice with1 p aclou 11 rear yard treatment with OCEAN VIEW >I&-~. bedrooms, qu-, I , e d heavy \11ooden beams patio · H-~-Of Glau. ~· d-k and m0-~ plan' t-. nom living '°"m & -BETTER THAN NEW h<<M, and large yaro that " -·-, ••0 et!reb Pri •~--h Spacious .3 bedroom, double will accommodate a pool. A 3 BR fam ily room Plan bedrooms in most d le me _.. b"ck ··~·•a~ fo'rntal Flexible · terinl .. • Be·tle:t. formal~ln1Jl8'.,<Canne1.Plan Jlarl>or View Hills. Over A •oo1 · 11 un:.-. .. -... -· ·$n,soo··1ee -· · sized lot ·hu Anthony pool rao r dlnlng room. park like ·check this one. &a&-rm -1871 Port l\.fargate & d e c 0 rat Ive water Magnificent hou.e ot gl1.11 l1tndscaping located close to Open eve1. ~ Open Sat .f.t. Sun 1~ fountain. Lg paneled tam on quiet cul--de--ae alftet. Orange O>a.St College. Only 644-7211 rm too! 'J'.fanllerred OWll6 Elepnt entry lead• you lnto ~~~;.,. C~4 61:e:6 ~~ vecy aruaous. W1ttch the s pectacular TRI-LEVEL 64;.8080. Walker & lee exciting aun ... from !hit llvlns. Formal banquet. deli$"htlul home at 3001 Separate fiesta ro o m ATTRACTIVE Eastbhtff Rt•l '''"'' Sctt mg Sun Dr. Open Sat & gourmet's kilchefl. Cwi!o~ home, 3· Br + fam rm, ----Sun 1-5. . · 1 pool. Huge mMler 1ulte. close 10 evei;1hlng. A·l NEWPORT HEIGHTS iiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiii ... iiiliiiiiil St('p out balconies. Beamed co"d. $69,500. 2:1'5 Aralia OPEN DAILY 1-5 NEWPORT WEST cetlings. Can't lt•t! Call St. Owner ~5199 522 Catalina Dr. now MZ-2535. , llard to find single Je~l 4 Ol'ENT1L T• IT'S 11JNJOIENICE! N••• sport1 ••ufpmntf •u.1. For Cbs.sifft4 Ad ACTION Call A IAIL f "LOT - .....~ '4i·M71 . Nr Harbor HI. immac. 2 BR home. Ov~ liv rm, lp\c, din area, Ii end patio, dble gar. MG-3928 or Eve•. 66--2986 bedroom mdl. loc. 2500 Ft to ocean. Alr1um entryway, spacious . mas I er bedroon1, pantry off kitchen, service REALTORS porch, au10 sprinkler 111yt-SINCE 1944 Lac he nmye r Re iltcit terns. Profeulonally dee. 6n.4400 orated, nu paint out.aide.I !!ll!'!"!'~~!;;;~'!'!'!"""l ;;:::~::-:::::~='I" New •isting. 142C~ATS 1WALK TO THE BAY-~~OP~L ..':!fe,D\: • &' landscap\lt(Uld •-'"n"' Cramped? WALLACE $69 500 "" the -HIJbly ._...._ __ , , u,,.,...sed a bdrm, i 1>1. Five Big.............. . REALTORS • home with Iola of - We recom mend that you see . 962-4454 You can't beat thill _~Jvalue and a vftolatne bonUI rmm lhil FIVE BE D RO ·o M la exclusive rnklemw area for ~ or hnqlnation. home' Huge custom kitchen enjoyed by tcree11 star. and ~·!!''.~ It all. with ioada of -· New SELL OR LEASE e ntert)lln e rs . Three CALL 552-7590 paint in l out. Magnfllcor< Beaut. exacutive hom e bedroom, two baths, • VISION area dote to IChoOll, huge overlooking-Balboa ~ acce11 to private beat)l. llhopplng areu,... e asy from Corona del Mar to &16-7711 :" Open EWa. 3M3 fiww.,, """'"· LOW LOW tbe Arches. Westcllll 0,_ .• red hill PRICE ~ just $40,500! see 2!00 OCEAN BLVD, CDM ---- right now. Call 847~10. By owner -Prin. only CWH 11L•· rrsFIM TDlf s.a&-2332 or 546-llZI or Cfm.3>15 Sun. only). Walker &lea 11••~ •• ,.,, ' REALTY , REALTORS UrUv. PUk Center, lrvlne • I Far lntll'IStld Blyers ' ' * OPEN HOUSE TOUR * THIS SUNDAY -ALL DAY - siop In at THE BLUFFS "Main Re· Hie Office" for tour directions • 2414 Vista Del Oro I Admln bktfJ I A Selected Few North bluffs plan "W" -4 Bdrm, 21> balb, family kitchen-end unit with over sized ~,9S>. See Maggie Guth at 416 Vista Noted decorator "Beverly Tbompaon's..-own home. 4 bdrm, family mi & bonus nn over 2500 sq ft of luxurious a ppointments. $87,500. See J oalln Kenton at 305 Vista Suerte. Grand "E" plan-georgiously decorated end unit with 4 b<lrm & family rm. Truely ele- gant at $87,500 including land. See J oy Smith at 507 Playa. Choice early area "A1in1 Villa"-spaciou s 2 bdrm, 2 bath, pool side townhouse-prime Vista Caudal address at" $56.950. See John Sellens at our office for private showing. Big Canyon view home-new & exciting, 3 bdrms, 3 baths. Bordeaux Plan-very real· istically priced at $108,500. See Cathrine El-" I lls at •7 Rue Marseilles . Water, water. water-super view-front row bluffs plan "E" with all the trimmings! A magnificent & spacious home a vailable at $93,000. see Meritta Schwer at our office for privat,e showing. Space Omits. full Inventory Please stop In & avail. your self of our penonalincl Open House J'_l'09ram. Bluffs _RHlty--Admlnlstrotlon Bldg-644-1131 2414 Vlsl• Doi Oro, N.B. General MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES · THE LIVING END -s.&utlfuI-owner-/bullder homo on Sib fair- ,.way, Big Canron. Vaulted ct!ilings-paddle ~f,nnis-unbeliov~ble land'scaplng. 8500 sq. dil 3BR's, F1I lo 5 balbs. '255,000. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (D30) • ONLY $69,SGO In Newport Beach w /4BR's, FR & fo rmal DR. OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUN. 1-5 p.m.-1866 TUSTIN. (D31 ) CAMEO SHORES-VIEW 4BR w/magnificent view from Palos Verdes to Catalina. 20x40 pool & separate fun room w /fireplace. Complete kitchen. $165,500. Tom Queen 644-6200. (D32 ) LEASE W/VIEW Brand new :!-story, 4BR porno w/spectacu- lar view. Move in immOdiately. $'19,900 or lease @ $600/mo. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (D33) DECORATOR'S DREAM 4BR's, DR & FR. Executive home in Bay- crest. $115.000. OPEN SUN. 1-5 p.m . 1933 SAN:rIAGO. (D34) . COUNTRY STYLE d - orated. Lg. country kitchen w/used bri -fireplace. Love!Y yard, '$64,500. OPEN SUN. 1-5 p.m. 1224 ESSEX. (D35) DO YOU WANT THE FINEST? . Panoramic view--auperlative quality decor detail & comtruction. Full security system. ~.'!,.FR. $179,fiOO, Ken/Helen Hartley ~-(D3B) Cl:IARMING CAMEO HIGHLANDS Secluded 4BR homo>-immac. condition! Beautifully planted patios. Peek-a-boo view. $73,950. Jack Custer 64U235. (D37) FAIRWAY LOCATION Invi ting family home w/5BR's + room for billiard tabl&-in great Big Canyon l<>- cation. $265,000. Polly J ohnston 642-823~. · (D38) .. 1 THE "EASY" OF IT ALL I Easy care :!-story gar den Home w/separate eay room for pool ·table. Extensive used rick. P erched on the park. $80,000 .. Lois iller 642-8235. (D39) . · BAY & OC I AN VIEW New oflerinc @ 101 Kings Road. Srrwhtng 4BR, 31'. balbi_!ormal DR, FR, Pool & waterfall. $135,wu. Harriet Perry 642-8235. (D40) . HARBOR VIEW CARMEL Exceptional 3BR/FR home near school & park. Excellent value In prime location. '65,500 Incl. land. Joyce Edlund .642-8235. (~!} . . I "IASY LIVINO" Bluffs condominium w /superb master BR, sltUng roolD. Deck overlOl!klng upper bay. , '89,fiOO. OPEN SUN. 1-6 p.m . f30 VISTA . PARADA. (D42). . • • .. __ _ llMMtt ,J1t1 r...,.._ }. • • ' ,Gtneral Qenera * * * * * RENDEZVOUS CONDO CANNOT Bl DUP~ICATED -ever again in Newport Beach. Rare opportunity to live orr the oceanfront for less than $100,000. Top lloor with sensational view, security building, subterranean garage, elevator. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath 2 Bedroom, 1 bathL CA L 546-5880 • • $71,000 $69,500 !'!ARBOR HIGHLANDS -3 BEDROOM & FAMILY ROOM with spark· , : ling pool, all in excellent condition. A plea- ' sure to see. Lots of extras including new copper plumbing & bath fixt ures. Asking $57,450. CALL 540-1151 . TUCKED AWAY \ IN A QUIET CORNER OF COSTA MESA -I Neat 3 _Bedroom home, over-sized lot with 11 room for boat, camper, etc. 2 separate stor· 1 age sheds (could be workshop.) Completely fe nced & private. Full price only $29,000. CALL 546-5880. - I SURFER IN THE FAMILY? Spaniah U Madrid! l.DWl)' decor, ·1anc11Cape A locaUon. Only $44,000. PEAt'OCK CREST An arcliltectural "Gem" on "Executive Row" In lilt hills. Comer location & ~autiful garden v i 11 ta & • Owner will accept your otter pending aa1e-of-your home! TAX SHELTER Buy a single family home & rent them out! Ahvays demand for "Homes" vs. 'Apartments. These wll l make excellent ' ' T A X SHELTER" . So. Euclid • n $21,500 So. Gunthel'-3-1 23,999 So. Wood-3-1\>-24,000 w. Borchard+1%-24,200 So. Llngan Lh.-3-3-25,000 W. Camden-f.-2-26,500 So. Diamond-3-2-29,IDl So. Euclld·2·2·29,00J 'W. Jonqull-3-den-2-33;500 All offored VA Terms Walker & Lee RHI Estate ~ -Prlc-• Reduction Irvin• Terrace LET YOUR CHILDREN ENJOY liie at the beach. Ortly 2 blocks to ocean or bay on pres- . tigious Peninsula Point. 5 Bedrooms,. -r-a~~ »at}lli,_ billiard room,_ wet ~!!_, separate family room, $119,5()0. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5 ' -421 SEVILLE, BALBOA . CALL 540-1151 . A most """'""' home In Corona dcl Mar,. 4 nice l!llESA VERDE 4 BEDROOM bedrooms, lovely I a r . e • • . ' ' .. • • Herrel, McKema & Co. Realtors SUNBATHERS DELIGHT Duplex-3 bed.rooms each unit, 2 blocks from beach. Fireplace, new carpets & nice big back yard. GOLF FROM YOUR OWN BACK YARD DelighUul 5 bedroom home located on !st fairway Mesa Verde Country Club. Open House 1-5 Sat & Sun 2004 Kornat (Mesa Verde), Costa Mesa COUNTRY LIVING Sharp 3 bedroom home, custom shag carpet, custom drapes, tinted windows, practically brand new! Owner anxious. Open House 1·5 Sun 24166 Jagger, El Toro 2846 E. PACIFl>c COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR , CALIF. (714) 640-8484 * Balboa Bay ProP411'.ties * OCEANFRONT MESA VERDE Nifty duplex Cust. bll. ·4BR. Lux- $155,000! 675-7060 urious pool w/jacuzzi. S 950 f trees, 2 patios, & pool, some J 1800 Q FT OF LIVING for only"$44, . ea-Bay .new, corner fireplace tures include over size bdrms, Ige dble brick in family room a nd BALBOA COVES frplc, bvy shake roOf, beautiful {font kitchen, !~~~ivtn~~~~eo,vn~~ Better than new! Best Joe., I blk from golf ~ourse. Bargain at $64,500, 642-7491. AND covered patio surrounded by many will condder contnct of $129,500 675-7060 , trees. 4th Bdrm convertible to formal din· sate wtth good Interest rate OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 • ing or den. Won't last a week-CALL NOWI !or btzyeror possibly a lease PENIN."DUPLEX 1811 GISLER ) 546-5880. option. Call 613-6550. On the golf course. 3 MHm••trSFUNroBEMCEt Newport Beach. $79,· BR . 3 ba . home \VJ 0:,~!~E~~ FL~!~~~ bedroom, 2 bath 1•1ID,il!:f I ;:7~~W LISTING . ~~Car gar. $79,500 Townhouse immediately. Shag carpets, lots -..,!!~!!1\!J lB REALTORS '[B of extras! Popular Costa Mesa location .. Club-. - house/pools. Now pr5iced below market at VERMONT 4 Local Offices to Serve You • • ' w .. f • • • .. • • ... ~ • '· 0.ner• Gener•l '1f HOMES OPEN SAT. & SON. * , 434 DAHLIA $64,500 Secluded 3 br,, 2 ba .• close to beach . New crpting & paint. Sat. 1-5. WINDWARD AT IRVINE 4 brand new contemporary 3 & 4 bdrm. homes. $82,000 • '$86,500. Sal. & Sunday 1-5 . PLEASE CALL 675-3000 ms.AV • DA!lY PllDT • Gener• pre6en SUPERB LIVING -KINGS ROAD JUST LISTE D-Custom home-over 3000 sq. ft. 4 Bedrooms plus lovely apartment. Beau- tifully redecorated . View of ocean & bay. Pool. 420 Kings Rd., Cliffh1ven, NB. Sat & Sun 1·5 COME SEE ME SUNDAY NEWPORT SHORES-I'm bright & cheerful with 3 bedrooms & large patio, Walk to ocean. tennis courts & pool. I'm only $45,9-00. 451 62nd St., Newport Beach Sun 1·5 BEAUTIFUL NEIGHBORHOOD BAYCREST-Ride your bikes on over & see this great 4 bedroom, dining room, family room home. In best school area. 1719 Skylork, Newport Be1ch Sun 1·5 NEWPORT SHORES-WATERFRONT 3 BEDROOM BEAUTY-Loveliest home on the canal. ~1a.ster bedroom su ite opens to balcony. Brick trellised patio over water. $69,500. Office Open Saturdays & Sund1ys J PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 WHlcllll Dr., N.B. 642-5200 s;~=~~A~~:~u I._ . ---FARMHOUSE 1--l ~Ge~no~r~a~I ~~~~5G~e~n~er~a~I ~~~~~1~-G~e~n:er~:~1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;G~e=n=•~ra~l;;; ............ ~1:-~Ge~ne~r~al~§§~~~G~en~·~ .. ~~~~~;r--1 r---1---+~-2>SS'TFIOllRl'fY-A<1ull5-eRIJ'-l<>wnhous8,-adjacent.-bJ~~~~~;;;-F~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1~~~--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~-----'~ to Mesa Verde country Club. Park·like set· 3 + DEN $25,950 ~ J. j " CORBIN. MARTIN • ' ting with beautifµl pool and grounds. Offer· Re 1 t 0 re, · 8 A v E ' ... ! ed at only $39,500. CALL 546-5880. THOUSANDS. Prestlgfo"' tn a " tJ EXCLUSIVE LIST ERITAGE REALTORS General General • - ' I ' BEAUTIFUL NEW 1-STORY MODELS ·"The Bluffs". Brand new. LAST of the BEST! End unit. 3 BR, DR, "Linda" model . $74,950 J End unit~3-.BR, FR, "Paula " model. $74,950 Corner 3 bdrm, DR, "Linda" model. $78,500 2701 VISTA UMBROSA SAT/SU!fl-5. BIG CANYON SPECTACULAR New exclusive! Fabulous View ! 5 BR Cus· tom home on golf course. Fam rm, Jge DR, rumpus rm & gorgeous pool in courtyd. $295,000. area near NEWPORT PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES CdM -Ocean side hwy., dream house plus HEIG!ffS. Ra m b 11 n g · guest house .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. . .. . $72,500. ~'::;'f.t ~';'~"'· ~1~ SHOWN BY-APPOINTMENT HARBOR VIEW HOMES arch;tecture. H;gh cathedral . Custom Home On La-n Somerset 4 BR. +family rm ....... $82,500 beams. 3 Bedroom• · •-f · N $67950 including hide-a-way master Gracious 5 Bdrm., 4.Jh bath home with well Carinel 3 BR + amily rm. · · ow • suite, guest facility and planned dinllig rm., famil y rm., dinette, &-Harbor View Hills, view, pool, 3 BR., fami· ~~~~ w~~~Y !!:;~ huge master suite. Lovely gardens with Jy rm ........................... $79,950. beam ceilings. Entertainers winding stair to second floor. Pier & slip. Covered patfo overlooking $297,500. Laguna Ni_guOI, 4 Br. +lam. Rm., Vu $47,500 large rear ground s . · LUFFS BE'M'ER HURRY! Call 70 Linda Isle_ Drive THE B 64.>-0303 Prime 45' lagoon lot. $150,000. Linda model (lease or sell) ......... $69,500 -~---•-'l'iina...model, consider lease/option $69,5.00, BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR IOl:l\l I 111\0\ 341 B 'd D s I N B 67 •• 16 Newport Beach 3 BR condo ...... $48,500 ay11 e r., u le I, . . ~ 1 NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1 . . , . // General 2'299 Harbor Blvd. • OPEN TODAY PAINT 'N POLISH Its A Family Affair · ~1odem 3 BR, 2 BA, Penin· VACANT. 3 bedroom · pool Perhape: the best buy of a sula 2-story home! Bltns, honte. Fast escrow. 2 years family home we have for beam ceilings, frnlc, dining. 11 U ded \V Jk sa]e today. Four. bedrooms, over-sized gar. St. to St. R·2 ° < · pgra ' 8 to · lf?ClUding an exceptionally lot. Vacant -·minor work re· everything. Premium comer ruce tnMter bedroom, 2ih .ri-.tt F t ti I l . VIEW LOT. Huge en· bath; ·1arge· ·family rOofti -~1~:()0: ~~ -~~:n Y~~ ~r closed patio includes pool over 1. o o k Ing !"-large trade OK! 1 Call 645-84CIO. table. Mission Viejo area. recreatiOnally or tented $44,000. Call COL\VELL patio. Lovely landscaping on 11 637-9101 or 586-0'222: a sharp comer location with • V. E. "™ard & Co. tennis. pool, parks and bike llNI .,_ llrdllnp 3 BR, 2 ba, fam rm, lg lot. .· . . . . . . .. $40,950 NEW DUPLEX 2 BR, 2 ba each unit. .. .. .. .. . .. . . $102,000 TO BUY OR SELL In Costa Mesa, Corona de! Mar and Newport Beach Call 1714) 644·7662 CORBIN-MARTIN , ' 14 OAKCREST LANE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 trails all within an eii.sy ========' walk. Reduced to $49,fJOO. WEST NEWPORT REALTORS • FANTASTIC VIEW OF BAY & OCEAN Call today to see this beaut, home in Irvine Terrace. EXpensive new features. 3 BR, FR & DR 3 Frplcs, lovely pool. $174,500. 17532 Lu the r Ave. CUlverdale. Call 675-7225 General .. • ANO ASSOCIATES REALTORS . WE CAN HELP YOV 9UY, IELL, OR TflADI A HOME ~YPLACE IN THI NATION rlJig Cangon NEW BROADMOOR HOMES SECUR ITY GUARD ON SA N JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD WILL DIRECT YOU TO RAMBLING~coNTEMPORARY=$225;ooo~ -BEST IN BLUFFS BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED MODELS-AT-- Impressive Do~er Sh~res 5 bdrm home. ' . . . J , prox: 4,500 sq. ft. Lge FR, form DR & ja- cuzzi .. i I 1337 GALAXY DR, I BEST SPYGLASS VALUE4125,000 OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 Traditional charm in brand new 4 BR home , for lge family. Form DR, fam rm, plus huge 1 recreation rm. Winding staircase, beaut lot.· f , 7 TWIN LAKES CIRC. SAT /SUN 1-5 ' I GLAMOUR ON GALAXY4235,000 . Fabulous VJew & c·asual elegance 5 BR FR form dining, loggia, wet. bar & p0ol. ' · ' WESLEY N. lA YLOR· CO. 2111 S.n J .. quin Hiiis Rd. NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 64M910 SUBURBIA PARK 5 BEDROOMS $54,900 A rare opi>ortunity to live. a beautiful one-Mory home located in "~ desirable nelg)tborbOod. Ideal !amlly home featuring f a m 11 y room. formal dining area,· 2Y.i baths, and lovely yal'd. All in move-in condition and Just 'round corner from elementary school. park and tennis courts. Please call 54fi-2313 for appointment - but quickly. General OPfN17l & • IT'S FUN ro BE l#Cll I---';.;,_,----I NEWPORT HEIGHTS Meredith Mcpvel With Pool utiful "Galerta Model.'' Beautiful, spaciowi 2 story Majestic fonna:I t i v Ing home on quiet cukle-sac TWO STORY TWO BEDROOM boa11ts broad 11tabway to street with towerin&: trees gallery. Enormous formal and that seclwied feeling. dining room. s e par at e Walk to all ~boots. HU&t? family fun room oPens bdrms, large batlts, dining to custom pool. 4 specious room and 3 car garage. bedroom s . pre stlge Price of ownership home and no matntenance tall neichborhood clOlle' t o in a most desirable area. price only $21,000. S% down /schOola, park, tennll courts Bonus is the low itlterest will do it, Hurry call. and beach. Reduced for GI , loan of 7%% that can 'quick oale, $59,900. Call be aasumed by an)'OOe. 5*-%!13. 646-nll Open Eves. CJ11!H m. O • IT'S FUN 70 BE HICfl r ll~lltlll _!aJ~~t~.lee i 1STEPS TO SURF!! 1 0,~l·~~r~~.~ . ,,,, New Englend style Penlq-f: -·11., ............. on l'"!"'"P. rorn,.,. aula duplex! F rplc, beams, lot In Oltf Haven. r,,·e\. p:ol·· bltmi, plush crptg. Pvt crptJ & drps. Walk to Har- '))4'Uo, VIEW! Roo1ny own· bor fligh &. Ensign SChls. er's unit! Priced at S&t.500. $63,500. Open HOUie every· '"! 10~ down or trade!! Call -day nc>on-8 .. pm 'til IOld. 6's.8400. 1000 cun Dr, E*.-M2-ll22. tdoor 1port11 lost i 1 1 appea.J? Sell )'OU? ~ulpmellt Ith I. low""CO!t 0Atly Piiot Oaultied Ad! 642-5678. °"" ~92. REDUCED $3.llO Ealtllde duplex. ne w I y """*"" l blk to ....... rentl $410. LYNQI REAL ESrATE 646-2872 Walker I lee •IA-L llTAfl 7612 Edlnger-2-4455 EASTSIDE CHARMER PRICED TO SELL I Would you believe an Eutslde OOsta Mesa home for $27,500? This is it!! I ,Master bedroom ls 18'xU'. Larae lot. Tree lined , quite street. HURRY!! Ca 11 Red Carpet, Reallors -5t6-8640 yr 645-~ INCREDIBLE?? ImmaC\llate 2 untt lnvest«t dnam In NEWPQRT HEIGHTS. Et.ch wt t b lll!llUate ~· .. tarp -A!rl!edy rented. Onlf $5UOI), Call today Roel =. lletllton -er • BEACH GIANT 5 + DEN $25,950 FANTASTIC VALUE. Rambling ranch nestled .minutes · from sandy beach. 5 bed- rooms + step dowri den & formal dining. Large country kitchen, party room and en- . tertainel'S' patio, -BETI'ER -HURR>V! Call 645-0303 . MESA VERDE COUNTRY CLUB .ESTATE EXCLUSIVE private street in prestigious Mesa.Verde. Close to country club and goH course~ Picturesque 2 story estate. Formal entry. 5 bedrooms · including view master suite and separate downstairs guest facility with 3rd bath. 18' gourmet kitchen. Formal dining room overlooking garden patio and sparkling pool. BRAND 'NEW ON• MAR- KET! Call 645-0303. ISLAND PAR·ADISE + GUEST + 51' POOL · $43,950 Winding tree lined street South Sea Islind. paradise on 135' WIDE GROUNDS'dotted with towering pines, lush tropical gardens and stone pathways. Spacious interior. High vault~d ceilings. Massive brick fireplace. Hide-A-Way master suite. Cozy den . Sep- arate guest. room. Tavern kitchen. Family room with bar overlooking private rear ground s and magnilicent 51'. POOL. Call 645-0303 .• - FOREST E. OLSON ,, 2299 H1tlior Blvd. • RIAl,TORS • \ w1 e green very iv I-LEVEL, lge .. 3 BR. fam. rm., 2 baths, pri- vate courtyard entry. $74,500. SPLIT LEVEL, end unit 3 BR, 21/2 baths. Popular 1'Delo~es''. Asking $71,750. E-PLAN, bayfront, 2450' 3 BR, 2\.2 ba., form. din., lam. rm. w/extra frplc. & wet bar. 5 TORREY PINES LANE PRICED FROM ·$'M 0,000. MACNAB-IRYINE REAL TY COMPANY General (714) 640-17),1 (114) 644-+200 (714) 642-8235 ~neral TREMENDOUS BUY-SACRIFICE $64,500 Ne!!fly,new , luxury thruout. 3 BR, lam rm & form din., 2\.2 ba, wide colorful greenbelt. *******************" HELEN B. DOWD BEAUTIFUL HOMES IN NEWPORT REALTOR 644-0134 *llAYCREST, 5BR, pool ...... : . $135,000 ~=..;:.:...::.:.;_ _______ _:..:.:..:..:.:.c'-".I *LINDA ISLE , 47' Waterfrant .... $225,000 General Corona del Mat *LINDA ISLE, W /Pier & Slip .... $249,000 Bachelor Pad *BLUFFS, 3BR, Canyon & Bay View $67,000 7 BEDROOMS! SOUTHERN COMFORT! With Pool Ontu Days 645-ml On a generous 60xl00 lot ~ Eves. 548-8594 in walk·to-private commun· 21 IT'S TRUE! 7 BIG BED-ity beach Corona High-~ 1733 WESTCLIFF DR. ROOl\1S? Over 2600 sq. U.! lands, a well decorated 2 EACH 2 STORY FRONT VERAN· Br, 2 Ba home \\1th forn1al , NEWPORT 8 DA!' Private entry. Large dining, spacious master IMns room. Beautiful fire-'"Ue, rear yard w;th patio .1*'"'*""'6*~*~***************" place. SEPARATE family sun deck and large. free Gtner•I General room! BRIGHT kitcben. form pool. $69,500. --------1 ~~~n7c~~~ CALL '44-7211. MOBILE HOME paUo • NEW! Shag C"ll"t· FOR SALE : ;ng. ·cuSTOM wall cove" SILVERCREST 1ng, throughotit. Very ctooe MOBILE HOME to MUe Square Park! This J)' x 53' 2 BO 2 BA arp home will not last! Calf us I iiiiiiiiiii~~~~iiiii~' ' c " 11 draped. bit-ins., retrlg .. NO\V! 963-6767. washer & elee. d~r. \Yired OP£N11Lt. rrs F/Jfl ro BE NICE/ .. BUILD~RS ATTN. for 220 air <.'0116.. kltch. ~ ~ I F lxer-upper, 2 BR, 1 ba. clock. storage shed. land-~ ll~lillW ~~!~kE: ;~~:f~i:if.~i~~~f house. $15,495. C•lll EVES. 213-6944690. associated CAN BE SEEN AT: CRESTMONT BROKER~-A EAL TO~~ ~~l~ W Holho<" 1>11 11>1 J Great for year round llvina !STATES, HUGE 20X20 FAMILY ROOM $30,500 Graceful olive tree, split rail fence lead to slate entry. Ki,tchen has cupboa rd • galon! plU!I pantry. Separate family room te a tur~s custom headed fire pit, wam1 ~· view ~ p rofessionally landscaped yard with huge covered paUO, n1uch n1ore. tt's a steal. Call now 847-6010. I: clo!ie l() the villagt. 3 --Tz-1051 Site Dr .. Bret. Central yr old Bavarian style 3 leYt:l * 4 Bedroom home (huge Ave. across from Brea I~~~~~~ home with open beam cell· master BRl + family room Comm, Hosp.) Lot •46. ~ .~comthnlr,let'°"etyt',~,-~. !._~ + den, 3 baths, many ex· co1 NThowtACT RAY, PK. MGR. 2 BR ........... •u-wWM""" .......,.. tras. Quiet' 11treet. $55,750. or s ng. ._,...... .-,uw ment or plll,l'm\ or •ho!>. Roy McCerdle RHllol' BEACH GIANT $25,960. ~ BEACH Cott91" $49,ftl ~ '451.~tt::.U. ~ UlO Ne'oVPO_rt ·Blvd., C.?.t. + den Rambling Ranch Cl\U for addlt\onal Into ~ ~-... --'ed near s.~-s~ 1797 Ora.,.. Ave .. C.M. ~mo~-~ ... ;!!.~;-2~~-~-~L ........ ..;;; ... ;;;,";;.·· ........ ~u·~~·-~~~-~·~~·~~-·· CENTURY ti Mt.1n1 "'~~ HURRY. Agt. 64:>«100 • I > I , ····•\••····~.-..~ .. . . . DIRECTORY ........ ...,, illlfMNI• whti ... tWe ... , .... • ,_ ........ '--H ... All ... ._.,._ IWff Ml•• •re ;., wl1M4 lt ,,...., .._ff Irr ~"'91 ehewMf• Mi ti11My'1 DAILY PILOT WANT A:K. p..,._ ..... ,,. .... .,.. ...,. Mte ., .. rHt ,,. wt-4 .. lkt 111e• l1f1r..S" hi tfllt ••Iv• ... ffW.W, ..... ,., eH s..4ey, HOUSES FOR SALE 1 BR & FAMILY RM 2121 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa 645-6646 Sat & Sun 1-4 (2 BEDROOMS) '/01 Acacia, Corona' del Mar 675-5930 $75,000 Sun 1.S 518 Larkspur, Corona de! Mar 642-8235 Sat & Sun 1.S 2821 Ocean Lane (at Goldenrod) CdM ll44-906-0 $119,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 492 16th Place, (Newport Heigb'ts) N.B. 642·5200 ~6,500 Sat & Sun 1-5 221 Collins, Balboa Island 675-6000 $56,500 500 Acacia, Corona del l\far 675-3000 $66.900 Sun 1-5 Sun 1-5 607 Larkspur, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $61 ,500 -Sat & Sun 1-5 343 Santa Ana, Newport Heights 646--0555 $46,500 Sal & Sun 1·5 1897 Orange, Costa Mesa (Sun -1-5) 45 Beacon Bay, Ne\vport Beach 646·0555 $87,500 (Sun 1-5) •508 San Bernardino (NplHts) NB 645-6646 '45,000 (Sun 1-4) 173 The Masters Cr. 540-1151 $64,500 (Sun 1-5) 2102 Moore, Santa Ana 642-2991 $46,000 Sat & Sun •••5 La Senda Dr (3 Arch Bay) S. Lgna 642-:19111 $189,500 Sat & Sun 11-4 ··••65 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 6'2:az:J5 Sat & Sun 1.S 451 62nd St, (Newport Shores) N.B. 642-5209 $45,900 Sun 1.S 2361 Notre Dame (College Park) C.M. 646-8811 $34,900 Sal & Sun 1-5 1000 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach 548-4192 $63,500 12-8 pm • 1126 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 644-7662 $79,900 Sat 1-5 1982 Port Albans Place (HVuHomes) NB 644-7662 $67,950 Sat & Sun 1-5 1003 Bonnie Doone (Irvine Terrace) NB 675-3000 Sat & Sun 1-5 Windward & Irvine (Baycrest) NB 2 IR & FAM RM OR DEN 675-3000 $32,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 * 1100 Sandpiper (HVuHills) CdM 642-8235 $37,500 432 Seville, Balboa Penin 675-3000 $87,500 Sun 1-5 675-4630 $75,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 1421 Shamrock, North Costa Mesa 1547 Dolphin Terr (Irvine Terrace) CdM 546-4141 $41,000 Sun 1-4 642-8235 $129,500 Sat & Sun 1·5 213 Fernleaf, Corona de! Mar ••3001 Setting Sun Dr., Corona de! Mar 675-6000 $84,500 Sat & Sun 1.S 673-4400 Sat & Sun 1-5 522 Catalina Pr (Ne.wport Heights) NB 1033 Goldenrod (Old Harbor Vu) CdM · 646-3928 Eve 645-2986--Dliily-1-5 -675-7225 -$36,000 Sat & Sun-1-5 . .. t • \ • 200f Komat (Mesa Verdel CM . 640 ... , Sat .. Sun 1.S •••I Unda Ille (Unda Ille) NB 816-7221 '225,000 s.t .. &Ill 1-5 8'6-7221 '2'f,OOO Sat & Sun 1.S 1315 Santiago Dr., Newport Beach 645-7221 $135,000 (Sun 1·5) 503 Haiel, Corona de! 'Mar 675-6900 (Sun 1·5) (S BR. & FAMI~ Y R.M. OR DENI 421 Seville. Balboa .540-1151 $119,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1956 Flamingo (Mesa Verde) CM 557.5592 $54.500 Sat & Sun 1·5 •5 Royal 'st. George (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $265,000 Sat & Sun l.S • 1368 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $375,000 Sat & Sun 1·5 1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shorea) N.B. 644-4910 $225,000 Sat & Sun 1.S •14 Oakcrest Lane (Big Canyon) N.B. 644-4910 $295,000 ;;at & Sun 1-5 305 Robin Hood Lane, Costa Meaa 645-1200 $89,500 Sat & Sun 1-5 2702 Sparrow (Meaa Verde) CM 546-S990 f/9,950 Sat & Sun 1-5 3121 ~erce (Bar Harbor) CM · 546-4141 $45,000 , Sun 1·5 1956 Flamingo (Mesa Verde) CM 546-4141 $54,500 Sat & Sun l.S I 1506 Warwick (Harbor Highlands) NB 546-4141 $79,950 (Sun 1-5 9531 Panasea Dr., Huntington Beach .842-2535 962-7128 Sat & Sun 1.S 1823 Port Taggert (HVuHomes) NB 675-7225 $31,500 Sat 1-5 963 Lansing Lane, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $36,500 (Sun 1-5) •28 Roya! St. George (Big Canyon) NB 675-6900 (Sun 1·5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IR & FM. RM. . 1061 Dover (Westcliff) NB 675-6000 .· $39,000 (Sun 1·5) 312 Poppy; Corona del Mar 2827 Francis Lane, Costa Mesa 673-8550 $70,000 Sat & Sun-1-5 646-7171 -Satl-5; Sun 2'5 •!!Rue Chateau Royal (Big Canyon) NB 409 Columbus Circ. (Corona Hinds) CdM 14 BEDROOMS! 644-9060 $119,500 Sun 2-5 675-3000 $36,500 Sat & Sun 1.S -..s52-e 1ubhouse-Rd-(·Mesa-Verde) (;N,1----1320-Anligua-Way-(Dove<.Shores).N.o8 ____ 6-"11 Vista Bonita. Newport Beach 546-5880 $39,500 Sat 1-6; Sun 3-6 644-1766 $129,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 675-5930-$66,000 Sat-&-Sun.l.S 185 Broadway, Costa Mesa ' 2001 Bayadere (Irvine Terrace) CdM 663 Vist'a Bonita (Bluffs) NB 646-7171 Sat & Sun 1-5 644-1766 $235,000 (Sat & sun 1·5)" 644-6200 $66,000 Sun 1-5 1986 Del Mar, Laguna 1726 Ocean Blvd., Balboa Peninsula •7 Rue Marseilles (Big Canyon) NB 675-7225 $46,500 Sun 1-5 . 673-9266 $79,500 Sat & Sun 1·5 644-6072 $108,500. Sun 1.S 1224 F.ssex (Westc!ifl) NB 14771-Gro\leview, Irvine 2221 Vista Dorado (The Bluffs) NB 642-3235 $64.500 (Sun 1-5) 642·2991 $37,950 Sal & Sun 644-7662 $89,500 · Sun 1:30-S 1833 Port Barmouth (H Vu Homes) NB 101 Kings Place (Newport Heights) NB 2607 Vista Ornada (The BluffJ) NB 673-8550 $67,200 (Sun 1·5) 642-8235 Sat & Sun 1.S 644-7662 $67,500 Sun 1:30-S (3 IEDROOMSI 175.12 Luther Ave., Irvine 458 Orion (Superior & Dana) NB 675-7225 $49,500 Sat & Sun 1.S 644-7662 $48,500 Sun 2030 Holiday (Baycrest) NB 4615 Cortlsnd (Cameo Highlnds) CdM 400 su~rlor, 'Ne;&\'rt Beach l :30.s 644-1766 $89,500 (Sit & Sun 1-5) 642-3235 $73,950 (Sun 1·5) " 500 Patoltta (Irvine Terrace) CdM 1201 Surfline Way, Corona de! Mar · 675-5200 '43, (Sun 1·5) 644-1766 $68,000 (Sun 1·5) 644-9060 $121,500 (Sun 1·5) 3 BR & FM RM 1_537 Santanella (Irvine Terrace) CdM 4521 Cortland (Cameo Highlnds) CdM . 644-1766 $69,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) · 675-6000 $76,500 (Sun 1-5) #57 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 1338 W. Bay (Baylront) NB · 644-1766 $285.000 (Sat & Sun 2-5) 675-4630 $225 .000 (Sun 1·5) #2 Rue Chateau Royal (Big Canyon) NB 9391 Molokai, Huntington Beach 644-1766 $145,000 (Sat 2-4) 962-4454 $42,500 (Sun 1·5) 2637 Vista Ornada, Newport Beach (4 BR. & FAMILY RM. OR OEN) 644-2336 Sun 2-5 24166 Jagger, El Toro 2907 Catalpa St. (Eastbhill) NB 640-8484 Sun 1-5 673-5617 $67,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 504 Canal, Newport Beach 2021 Aliso, Costa Mesa 548-1290 $52,950 Sun 1·5 548-7729 $55,750 Sat & Sun 1-5 133 Via Waziers (Lido Isle) NB 1742 Port Manleigb Cir (HVuHomes) NB 6411-8146 $79,500 Sat & Stm 12-5 644-6249 $74,500 Daily 1·5 1934 Port Provence, Newport Beach 2567 Columbia Dr (College Park) CM 673-6510 $66,500 Sun 1.S 833-3200 . Sat & Sun 1-5 655 Vista Bonita, Newport Beach 425 Via Lido Nord, Newport Beach 645-7221 $67.000 Sat & Sun 1.S 675-7414 $137,500 Sun 1-5 2418 South Pacific, Santa Ana 5752 Oakley Terrace, Irvine 642-5200 $33.900 sun 1-5 675-7080 $115,000 Sun 1.S 2701 Vista Umbrosa (The Bluffs) N.B. 1707 Port Charles, N~wport Beach 644-4910 f78.500 Sat & Sun 1-5 675-7080 Sun. !-5 611 Ac•cia, Corona del Mar 186 Shorecli/f Rd (Shoreclills) CdM 644-7662 S72,500 · li!Jl.12-5 ._ _ 642-8235 $229,500 Daily 1-5 -98111 LRnwott.h Circle, Huntine:ton 'Beach 1866 Tustin, Ne\vport Beach 842-?535 557-9567 Sat & Sun 1-5 642-8235 $69.500 Sat & Sun 1-5 644-5'><>11 ~7.00o Sat & Sun 1-5 434 DeMia, Corona de! Mar 67>-3000 $64,500 'Sat 1-5 543 Santa Ana. Newport Hei~hts 646-0555 $44.900 Sat & Sun 1-5 14441 Mesa Circle, Westminsier 536-7533 Sat & Sun 1-5 606 Orchid, Corona de! Mar 675-5726 $U9.500 Sat & Sun 1·5 4423 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach . 675-7225 f79.000 sat & Sun .1.s .10 Trihute Court (Newport CreSI) NB 6~7225 $32,500 Sun 1·5 430 Vi•I• Parada (Bluffs) NB R42-R235 (Sun 1-5) 547 Alien A\te., Ne"rport Beach R4A-7171 (S11n 1·5) 29" l("nv Pl.. Costa ].fei;a ~4~·7171 f~un 1·5) 32'.l T """"ia Sl.. NP'''port Sh"re!: 64!1-7171 ( Sun 1·5) (3 IR. & FAMILY RM. OR OEN) 3508 Surlview IHVuHills) CdM 644-1766 574.950 (Sun 12·5) 1106 Sandpiper, Corona del Mar · 64()-1139 $82,500 (Dally 12-5) 279 Brentwood Place;Costa Mesa 548-$32 $37.900 (Dally 1·5) 16672 Melville Circle, Huntington Harbor (213) 592-5206 . $89,500 Sat & Sun 915 Tiller (H Vn Hill!) CdM 642-8235 $97.500 (Sun 1·5) 1101 Hlqhlsnd (Westcllfl) NB 842-R235 (Sun 1-5) :it 17 C•1'11'el Bay Dr. (Spyglass) CdM 844-11200 (Sun 1·5) 4~· F•l"'lel<l IC•11'M Shores) ('dM R42-R~3~ '$117.fiOO ISun 1·5) 38M '"l•I !.•!• Ill "" Hills) CdM 644-8070 644-42?.R l~•ID 1·51 17!'71 µ;rkoi;' 'l're• Ln (Un iv Pkl Irv · B 64().1711 Daily 10-5 420 Kings Rd ., (Clillhaven) N.B. 642-5200 Sal & Sun 1-5 215 Agate, Balboa Island 642-5200 Sun 1.S 1719 Skylark, (Baycrest) N.B. 642-5200 Sun 1-5 7 Twin Lakes Cir. (Spyglass Hill) CdM 644-4910 $125,000 Sat & Sun 1.S 23 Hall Moon Bay, (Spyglass Hill) CdM 644-6926 644-1152 Sat & Sun l.S 2326 Tustin (Back Bay) NB 675-6000 $64,500 Sun 1-5 •19 Point Loma (Spyglass) CdM 675-6000 $189,500 Sun 1-5 507 Rockford Pl' (Cameo Highlands) CdM 675-6000 $87,000 Sun 1-5 969 Dahlia (nr S. Cst. Plaza) CM 646-3928 Eve. 646-4543 Sat & Sun 1-5 •3801· Inlet Isle (HVuHills) CdM 673-8550 • Sat & Sun 1-5 * 121 Milford (Cameo Shores) NB 675-3000 $159,000 Sun 1·5 Winward & lrvine_(Baycrest) NB 675-3000 $86,500 • Sat & Sun 1-5 1978 Port Albans (HVuHomes) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 283 Morning Canyon (Shorecliffs) CdM 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 1070 Pescador fDover Shores) NB 642-8235 $120,000 (Sun 1-5) 1933· Santiago (Baycresl) NB 64H200 $115,000 (Sun 1-5) 3915 Sandune Lane, Corona de! Mar 644-1682 (Sun 11·5) 2421 Buckeye (Eastblulf) NB 644-004 7 (Sun 12-5) *2915 S•tting Sun (HVuHills) CdM R7>-2373 (S un 1·5) • 17853 La Fosa. Fountain Valley R42-2535 $33 ,9~0 (Sun 1-5) 201 ll Bl~ Bend. Huntington Beach 962-4454 $49.000 (Sun 1·5 ) 2601 U~hthouse Lane, Co rona de! Mar • 1\4?,~ioo S6<.MO (Sun 1·5) !!'WI Till-.r Wav fl-tVuHills) CdM 1144-4848 187.!i-00 ISun 1-5) 675-6900 (Sun 1·5) !llOO 01mberl•n~ tWestc!ill) NB 67~ 364:000 (Sun 1-5) 338 Hanover, en.ta Mesa 54&-8640 $38,500 (Sun 1·5) 5 BEDROOMS . 332 Catalina, Newport Heights 675-4630 '63,500 Sat & Sun 1-5 .. • ' * 1959 Vista Caudal (Bluffs) NB 675-6000 $89,000 -Sal & Sun 1-5 4 BR p 635 Amigos Way (Eastbluff Terr) NB 644-7493 $54,500 Sat & Sun 10-5 421 Vista Roma (North Bluffs) NB 644-5657 $56,950 Sun 1-5 4 BR & FAMILY RM 507 Playa (North BluffJ) NB 1133-9084 $87,500 Sun 1-5 305 Vista Suerta (North Bluffs) NB 644--071IO $87,500 Sun 1.S 2424 Vista Hogar (Vl!ta de! Oro to Hidalgo) 673-8550 Sat & Sun 1.S 6 BR 835 Amigos Way (Eastbluff Terr) NB 644-7483 $116,500 · Sat & Sun 10-S DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 BR EACH 515 Marigold, Corona de! Mar 644-4674 . Sat & Sun 1·5 16 ns, orona e ar 675-6000 $34,500 . Sat & Sun 1.S 262 Wave St., Laguna Beach 644-7662 $102,000 Sun 1:30-5 106 Pearl St., Balboa Island 675-0144 $109,000 Sal & Sun 1-5 4111-418~ Larkspur, Corona de! Mar . 644-7270 (Sun 1-5) 2 IR & I IR 122 4111 St., Newport Beach 979-4370 $62,500 Sat & Stm 12-5 410 Iris, Corona del Mar 673-7420 $68,000 Sat & Son 1·5 719-719~ Marigpld, Corona de! Mar 644-7270 (Sun 1-5) 2 + DEN EACH UNIT 427 Poinsettia (Old Corona) CdM 675-7225 $129,500 Sat & Sun 1·5 3BR&IBR 504 Narcissus, Coroni del Mar 675-6000 $76,000 (Sun 1-5) 3 IR & 2 IR 304 Larkspir, Corona del Mar 673-6510 $125,000 Sun 1.S 706 Narclssu! Ave, Corona de! Mar 673--0207 Sat & Sun 1.S 608 W. Balboa. Newport Beach 673-7420 $79,500 (Sun 1-5) 4-07-407~ Heliotrope, Corona de! Mar 644-7270 (Sun 1-5) 423-423~ Narcissus, Corona de! Mil: 644-7270 •. 4 & 3 BR 1008 E. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach 644-1766 $2Ml,000 Sat & Sun 2-6 5 IR, 4 BR & FM RM . 618 Acacia, Corona de! Mar 67MOOO $131,000 Sat" Sun 1.S • $205 PER MO. VACANT 2 STORY • • $925 TOTAL --DOW•tlf'---t--..i EMPTY 2 STOR . Asking $24,000. $2(15. TOTAL ....,.. mt"nt + maJntenance. Pri- vate entt)'. Large U\11\a: room. !IUGE BAY \VIN· 00\Y! Big kltehen. Spintl •taltcue. ~a.mlly ab:ed bed· rooms. I SJIAG CARPET: . ''" VERY private pndo. Olym. .. .. ii . pie common POOL. FHA lnt1n. $24,000 • 9';f. • $2o:i 'C:1:n~~:F~Jf'A~~Th!. a..JC'\~..t-=~ TACE 963-67Gl. • J~,..L~ ()f)I:~ Ol'fHffl. 9 • "' RJN TO 8E NICt! 1-ll~lill1tl MESA VERDE MODn HOME This gol'gl'OWI f.te;sa Verde home is only one year old. The custom carpets and drapes are Just a few of the many features offered by lhia fine home. Ex.cellenl 1'fesa Verde location at a prjce less th1u1 9ou'd pay for a new ho1ne itt 1u1v other area. }o'or itU'lhe.1· informalion please call: 545-9-t91. Walker&Lee •141.. '''"'' COMMERCIAL c.2 FOR SALE: Well-bullt home. ! _.. -11th St. lacing RaJph's on Tustin. Xlnt conve:rtibl~ oUices t o r architect~ In s u,r--a n c e company -dentist ~ doctor -l\ltJST be seen t o appreciate potenti a l . 70'x145' lot . }'o r appointment to lnspecl. IN CAMEO HIGHLANDS -Deep water 4iving J>O!>l. wee bit of an ocean view, 4 bdrms, immaculate, $76,500. Jean Cole will ""there. 4521 Cortland . . . . . . . . . . . C°"""' del Mor IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR -New list· ing on an older home -Lotsa character! Beams, spacious 3 Bdrm plus charming rental home, Lot and a half for only $76,000. Ernie Knodel will be there. 504. N•r<IHUI . . . . . . . . . . Coron• del Mor IN WESTCLIFF - 2 bdrm. 2~ bath cond.o secluded yet convenient to shopping. Amaz~ ing Newport Beach value al $39,750. Marge Ellmore will be there. 1061 Dover ...... , ...... Newport Beech . IN WESTCLIFF -Well planned 3 bdrm, irmµaculate. perfect landscaping, $64,000. Lyleen Ewing \vill be there. 1500 Cumberland ...... , . Newport B~ach IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR -First time open, delightful duplex. Raised hearth,. used brick fireplace, beamed ceiling, interior l"'lio plus an over-the-garage unit that is JUSt as cute and clean. $84,500 and impatient. Peggy Spiess will be there. 616 lri1 ..... ._,: ........ c ........ del Mor IN CORONA DEL MAR -Remodel 2 bdrm, den. 45' R-2 lot. good fin avail. $108,500. Gil Ide will be there 213 Fernleaf Ave. , , ...... Corona dtl Mar ON BALBOA ISLAND -Charming 2 bdrm, beam·s, coveted patio, ne'v paint. Only '58;- 500. Zoeann HJ1odes will be there. 221 Collins Avenue ........ B•lboa Island • '. I N-'l'H E-BHIFF5--Fant-aslie-views-from-1--.. every room. 3 BR. 211, baths -$89,000. 4 + Den Newport HelCJhts $45,950 Open House That's right, a 4 Br, 2 bath home· with C011Vtttiblc den, pool 1ili0dyard and Newpon Beach address. 2515 Holly l.rl Open Sat & sun 1 to a 'CALL 644-7211 OPEN HOUSES TWO LA CUESTAS 9881 Lapwonh Circle l bedroom, 2 bath, lamey room. dining room. 557~ 9531 Pana.sea Drive 5 Bedroom, );XX) sq. ft with family room & finished game room 962-7128 Both houses open t o r inspection Sat &Sun 1 to so. Walker & Lee lllAL llTJoTI But It's a 4 bedroom home In l\1e11ll Verde for $34,$00. It )IOO've looked YoU know you can't beat this pri~. Spacious floor plan, wood -bumlng flrepltice. A clo9e 10 evecythlng. HUTTY lh~ one won't last. Call Red Carpet. Re<Iion IM&-8640 or -· Dorothy Johnson will be there. 1959 Viii• Coud•I ........ Newport BHch IN CORONA DEL MAR -So of Hwy, huge duplex, exdting features; 5 bdrm unit and 4 bdrm urut, $134,000. Marilyn ·Hodges will be there. • 611 ·-·-· -..-.1• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Corona def Mar IN MESA VERDE -Immaculate 5 bdrm near golf course, big lot but carefree. $79,: 959. Ogden Sogn will be there. 2702 Sp.rrow Drive . . . . . . . . Me111 Verde IN THE BACK BAY -Country-like area, 4 bdrms, view at nig~t. trees galore, neat, $64,500. Bert Reedy will be there. {Off Santa Isabel). · 2326 Tu1tln . .. .. .. .. . .. . Newport S..ch ON SPYG_LASS HILL -Comfortable ele- gance, dehghtlul 4 _bedroom, (could convert to 6) with pool. view, perfection $189 500 Marge Mahon will be there · ' · •19 Point Loino; Spyglos~ Hill ........... . · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·,. . . . . . Corona dtl M•r · IN CAMEO HIGHLANDS -Active artistic or both! 4 ~rmsi canyon view, ~ean too, only $87,000. Manan Reedy will be there 507 Rockford Pl•ce . . . . . . Corono dtl ~r U~ IVUI: ti()M~i ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 • MESA VERDE 546-5990 • NEWPORT BEACH, 645-fl!iOO • CALL u$ Unlimited And Forever BY APPOINTMENT See, 3104 Ocean Blvd., CdM CURT DOSH, Realtor 2400 W. COAST HWY. SYLVIA RAY l ' • . • ' ' • ' • ' j • . ' I ' • • • . ) l • tt I • OWNIR MOVING ' Must sell this expanded Newport Heights home 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, plus large family room or 3rd Bedroom. Alley access for cam· per or boat storage. Offered at $44 900. Call Colwell 646·05~5. ' HOME WITH POOL Former owner \vas artist as sho\vn by many ~rtistic tou1cbes in ho1ne,' pool and landscap~ tng. 3 bedrooms and den-or 4 bedroom 21;, baths in desirable Harbor Highlands. 'Pool equipment, electr~c garage opener, & elec· tric la,vn mo,ver included. Close to schools, park, library and Westclifl Shopping. Offer- ed at,$57,500. Call Colwell 646-0555. ' LAKE FOREST New lake front 5 bedroom home in prestige area of Lake Forest. Offered at $72.500 or wi ll lease at $650. montb. Call Colwell 646·0555. 1 NEEO A FAMILY HOME Just 2 blocks from elementary school. Just 3 blocks from Jr. Hi. Just 4 blocks from Ma- riners Park. Need 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Need a large fa n1i1y room. Llke an upstairs master bedroom, den and bath. Like a se· cluded Patio with lots of trees. Like a quiet neighborhood. You can get all of this for $55, 750. Call Colwell 546·0555. PENINSULA TRIPLEX One·3 bedroo1n. one-2 bedroom, dne-1 bed- room. Balboa T>eninsula fee land, new car· pets & drapes incon1e $9 15. month. Offered at $129,000. Call Colwell 646-0555. General DRAMATIC VIEW OF OCEAN & BAY __ J !agnilicenLru:ean .Blv.d. 2.leY.elJ.Jlr,...J!IJh_ rm., music rm. & artists studi.o. Richly p~per­ ed & panelled.a beautiful custom-home. Call- for appnt. $285,000 · HARBOR VIEW HILLS 3...br: . ...Jam ...nnJJrplc's with a forever view & pool. $87.500. "" OPEN SUN. 1·5 909 TlLLER'WAY Several Du plex's & Triplex's available fro1n $72,500, Vp . Orange Coast .. 5'o\d11 . .i....., 20. 1'174 .. •' Mar Costa Mes. ~untlngton BNch L una Wclt()ll ®C <:Hi 1f)<.t11v · Ngad'"!l'°f~:" thewl~~:t:~ ELEGANT IEST IUY , IN LAGUNA llACH & IOC(\tfon is the tuturt. Mom will like the J>AY'"""t SPLENDER 530 Cl'tll · In. tod&)'S market l the kids 0SM" HoUM Sunday 12-4 •sea• n •~-~.~1111~~~::::;2~6~0~1~U;G::;HT::;:H;:O~U~S=E~L.~A77N:E~!!!!.j-tr~hi•~'~B~R~.~2r':Jof,~oo~mo:1;rfil1~~~~1,~roua~noo;;;::;,~,;t-2""11t1r~ .• .:t;~,iti;:i;;,,;;,,=i;;.g;;::;,,....,...l'tlr-j.~~~ Orepla<.'e ti conveniatioMI lot homt \\itb a business custom 3 BR. &: den home. ideal for garden. Existing fruit aring trees. a~a. 4 BR 2\~ BaUtS. Vlsuu1 Top or the Une vie\\' C.dli1 home, like new. \OC(lllon. Price $40,000. Call 8anc1uet·1d;:e dining, cht.t's \Valk to ocean, Blue Bird Park & to\4'D, orre.r- ).' ( ' : l \ ,, • • of "INine'li" orange arov6 Largest single-story Breadmoor 114 BR., FR., CJS Rt&I J:Atate iot appt. kitchen with bu 111 1 n ed at $54,500. lrom e\'et')' roont. On "The 543.-1168 Sat Ii: Sun. rcfrh;t rator, cewhti center, Ranch." wet bar , formal dining. Open Sunday 1·5. ·~rk•hop, llagstono pa11o. Willi'am Wt'nton R-1 Estate * * * * * Dina Point ove.rlooksf&tat e-sl~e - PEACOCK CREST .Js;... IO'OUnds ot tow ring •had• 229 MARINE, BALBOA ISLAND 675-3311 An urthlll'cturul "gen" on OCEAN \llEW tree•. uurc blue pool,l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .. ...,!lt!'l!!!!!I!!!~!""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' "executive row'' In the hill•. BIG CANYON 4 BR. 2\l ba. lg fanl r m, volleyball cout·t. Bcvcl·ly Laguna Beach L19un1 8t1ch Corner location & beautiful custom home ,overlooking fairway and be· frplc, crpt, drps. This Z400 lltlls ll vln; near the be1lch! ! · garden vistas. O.vner will yond to SaddJeback ttttn. 5 BR .. 15 BA., game sq It beautiful o.ppnt. Only For an Rppolnti:nent call ~ OP N SUN 1 5 THIS accept your offer pending $69,950. Open Sat & Sun, Th• Rea l Estatt Fair E · • liale of your home! room, 28 Royal St. George. Open Sunday 1-5. ~1Sn Calle A eo r d nrs •. 536-2551 920 EMERALD BAY OLDE -·-A "HOME" TO LIVE IN! 675-7414 Bkr. 1--==.,..,.===--IA lovely entertalnlnc home HOUSE * * * * * * OPEN HOUSE "''ilh a A\\'eeping ocenn view. BELONGS TO 503 H ""'EL, CDM OCEAN HARBOR SAT & SUN 1·5 2 blk Jo tonnt• courts, pOOI• A BYGONE ERA ·""° VIEW J ust rodu~d $5000, 3 &. park. 3 Bd~1, 2~' ba, Looatcd on tree shadixl cor- Br3.nd new 5 BR. custom home with ocean 2200 sq u . 4 BR. $66.900 Bedroort1. rustic beam 1beautdlfully bud11t. 1We11 ner lot, f'nclosed w/hleh view. Immed. avail. Open Sunday 1·5. u,ooo sq ft 101 S25,IXXI celllni. FIR. Outside med a!' s ca Pe , o w stake fencing. A SHORT Bkr. (714) 675-7411 brl~k BBQ in fJagslone ma1nlenance grounds. \YAt.K TO TilE BEACH. * * * * * * ~~!!!!!!~.;.,!!!!!!!!!""'~' oourtyard patio. huge Available !umlshed tor RUSTIC EXTERIOR OF 2 BR, 2 BA, atrium & 3 covered patio. Many other $169,0CM). • BOARD &. BATTEN , SALES POSITION car garag•, wtr '°'"""· amenltln • Hard to find, OPEN SUN. 1-5 SECLUDED RED BRICK 'H I ts/dr ir.1.t 500 496-5593. do\vntown area of H.B. ~ 416 EMERALD BAY PATIO ' ome·· 1 a fireplace, a P lease call Mr. Starnes regarding several cp ps. ~. · Lake So of Adams E ""--Spac'A .. : "OLDE o•~" •arage a work _..__p a East Bluff • · • · ........ ..,,an vtew home recently """" ~~ 'tl01\1E IS WHERE THE HEART IS" yard oi yourown!l>l~And-for openings in our residential division. ol l\ in. renlOdeled with the charm style Uv. rm., bas WOOD th• pr!"" of an "apartment" EASTBLUF" ol used brick. 2 Bdrm•. PANELED WALi-', OPEN you can have your "lax r 2 ba, room for expal'l!k>n. BEAMED CEILINGS , shelter" & "equity" too! BY OWNER I' $119,500. CE NTER TIREPLACE Exquisite vle\\I, landscaping OPEN SUN. 1-5 \Vml WOODEN l\tANTLE. NO NO 00\\l'N! & decor. 4 BR, fan1 nn. 2'/i: 8865 Adaffis 11t l\tagnolia 1m 32641 Mediterr1ne1n Heavy pih: carpetlni: I: BR's Baths Price BA, Lusk, pr' 1e quiet street ' L19uni N•utl custom window COVf'rinp So. Gwtther .••. "" ·k•yo Walk to scJ~Js MER th ru.()ul. \Veil des~ 2 2 1 $23,999 Coron• del Mar Corona dtl Mar · ~17 · ""' · RANCH CHAR Aq attractive nearly new bd1111. noor plan, serviced So. Townsend • , 61 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home contempora11• ~ith 4 bdnns, by central bath. 3 1i: 26,450 Open Today Corona del Mar El Toro recently redecorated. Cpts, ; ~· to"'Sal. din1 rm f Olde fashioned "KOPPER So. Diamond . , , . . drps, 2 car garage. Extra .11n1 Y rm. winin1 ng poo • I\E'ITLE" kitchen, h a s •I 2 29000 flarbor Vlc\v·s 1nost aurac· Duplex SPANISH deep lot. Can tflkc camper. Ja<:UZZI, .genero~ts out dooi· \VAU.S OF PUJ\!PKIN So. Diamond . , .. ' ti\-e home for·· sa!e today. MISSION Hardwood f\oc11'S. ScUools liv ing with pauos & d~'Cks PINE PANEUNG, FORG· <1 2 38,950 Lovely flexible fl oor plan of-Price Reduction are Ocean view Dil'ltrict -.~ a full ocean view. ED COPPER Hoon (South Coust Area.~ fering a 2. 3, 4 or 5 bed1"00n1 It you arc even vagu~·ly in-2·Story, 3 BR. den, 2 BA, the be11t! \Valk to shops. $lr~·UNA ROYA LE AB 0 VE RANGE, ALL OFFERED VA TERMS arrangement. Vic\v i s teresled in an exceptionally fireplace. 2 BBQ's + gas $33,000 GI OK. 53'r8836. REF RIG ER AT 0 R &. outstanding and the price wl'll designed 3 BR 2 BA , BI. 2 fountains, 25• x 13' l\1a.'l(imunt upgraded in this WASl l/DRYER INCLUD- is right. 1033 Goldenrod -ground floor owners unit .heated pool, 3 palio!'i, grape 2 bdnn. 2 ba oceanfront ED. Thia charming rustic $86,000. with a $200/mo garage apt. arbor, l)' LX 14' fish pond. O\\'n your O\vn on the lo'o'·esl olde house is typical for W lk & L Id Co • 1 in an exc)Uenl corner Jo. ~lust see to believe! Only level of the building just "''hich this seaside com· a er ee 0_ Bc~~~J ":~~~~:'a,~ cation near n park, YOU $47,900. Near Lake Forest! above the sand .. 4 OO\'t't-ed munlty I& so famed. It's design _ \\'ilh top quality CAN'T Af"FORD TO OVER-Call Realtor for appt. g.;f8JO. spaces, pnvatc pool. a "REAL SLEEPER" Jor " · 2 LOOK THIS PROPERTY! .64;..o646,,·==------S • onJy REAL ESTATE features. Boln uruts are Reduced to $84,SOO -$49,500 FULL PRICE 546·0022 ~hroofi'::,pi:..'!. d~nl 0 ~°!1~ 644-7211 Fountain Vallty LOWER ON. PYMT. galore. tile shower& and T I B U R 0 N TOWNHOl\1E, 0 . K. ' counter tops and lovely r.1onterey 3 BR 2 1,S bas ...._..,...~ OWNER RANCH STYLE landsCaped yards and patios custom features. $39,900. Open Sun. J.2..6, 4 O 6 2 ,,;;;;; WIU. HELP FINANCE -427 Poinsettia. $129,500. Call gss...9430. Prin. only ~lumboldt Dr. Approx 5,0C(l 110SN.CoanMwy.,i:;una MISSION REAL TY YAGANT-+-·t--675:n25 ~============ 1 ,H"'. u:::n:.oti"'n,.vton:.:.;;...;B:.;;•,;cu°'h'-'~""1 ~ti~~~' .r.,,':.t~~ 4~171 985,.:,,_~7~4~.1 __ -i POOL .$26,900! _ _ , P,ELUXE SETTING $1500 TOT ON Harho"r. 4 Br, 3\1 Ba, h'l'e WOOD & GLASS • I Vacant? Reconditioned + LJv1ng rm, frplc, f1tm _rm, 3 -game rm. prime loc, mint Well designed-custom built OLD_ CQUNTRY CHARM POOL! New paint out and lg bclnn1., :.J ba .. Beautl!ul VACANT "':,n,,~. ,!r~ftl '"•ccndky $l~ac000h hon1e. \Vatch the v.•ater HOUSE at the beach. ~ In. Jiuge living room secluded garden, brick v.•all \\ .,... ' .....,.. • , ,;,, splash on the rocks. 3 Sunday 12--4. Frplc, peaid VAULTED BEAMED CEIL-\\'/iron gates. ·roP ARBA. A .~nrling 3 BR, 2 BA, home Pat Swain Bdnns & 2 baths. $82,500 floors, French doors to a --tNG~lhlne-kttctren; '-l-l...::.O;:.;"'Y~.S79,950. K6:D6-4.I D.R~,~~'-"-'4-~s.un drenched deck. Tl'eea. ~=m~lni~a:.W~1 sl~~ Rlt~,~~~2ia ~\~i"f:e;;~esg~~c~~~~r ~~~ HUNTINGTON Exce\lent1~~~~1deo.I for S!~~reJ:'~&ck;,;.-thTr.areft:i.l-;--1 brick patio. SPARKLING Costa Met1 brick firp. w/mantle In HARBOUR owner operated. Located en detached, Like new. 4.24 S. POOL! $26,900, total price. large !iv. rm. C'.ozy break-REALTY busy Coo.st Hwy. A buy 5 ~=FWt,·OOOUNITS _ $900.00 dO'o''ll! $248.00 PER MESA VERDE fast rn1. & step-&aver kit-at $8,000. trally I 1-10! HURRY ! Call n o1v WELL-GROUNDED 16:i7 TEXAS CIR .. culdcsac. chen v.1ith all the latest abP-4241 Warntr Avt., H.B. SIUNGLED CO'M'AGE ~nEKENDEocRated, $Vil~~ OOl-6767. (Under $70) Open Sun 1-5., 2 yr old pines. Just repossessed Y 146-t.UJ On quaint street walking -"'...,._ OPEN Tit. SI • "'S FUN 10 BE NfCE• orig model honie, luxury VA & neat as a pin! $675 ...,. ease to beach. 2 Bdrm, den, Beach. Cha.rm galore. 30' YI 4.')' R-2 LOT, comfy 2 Br,-din. d<'COr, 3 BR, 2 BA, 2 fplc , closing costs, $274 per mo. ~~ high beamed living rm with living rm, brick frplc, l 1 11 · tm. Only $63,000. . ·~"' DIVI pays everything incl. taxes!! 2 Bdrm + Pool Ilreplace. Fl'ench windows. bdnn, white water view. 1 * * * * * * atnum,....,,.....,, VAO.K. KR _""l 143 ~ ' 1.,.."' LABRADOR, -~. B · :;111.,, • ..,,,;1 ~ • Secluded brick patio. All ,<Mi. 2600 E.Coast Hwy., Corona del Mir ' 45• R·t. Beach •id• orr h_•~. ·~ -., $24 495 494-1551 2 B b · ff •'"-000 fl. 20 x 4-0 pool . pal;• HILL TOP , wrapped up with a litUe O'I REAL ESTATE 644.4848 ':;:'~~~~~~'* "•'" m.•• 0 ."· -.· •. -. kt . r F I 100 N Cout Hwy '·-··· _ . fireplt . in elegant setting. 2 Bdrm do d . bl pie e ence. or on y · ·· .....,. .... _ 1,G~t~ne""-ra~l ______ l _G_ene~r_•_I _____ _ . ' 1•1. VA As.sun1e this VA loon oo fl sharp 2 bdrm home In lovely hvlne. Bit-ha., nlC<' yard. CONDO Vacant & ready for you. Excellent condition. 2 Bdrm with loll cf extras. Middle ~·11. Cheaper than renting. MORGAN REAL TY 67:1-6642 675-64.lf It's a breeze. . • .&ell your Items with ease. UM! Dally Pllol Cla.ssltlcd . 642--567!. ,Gtntr•I Newport Hei9hts HARD TO FIND * 2 Homts on,1-lol * Easlside CM. Walk to f'ith St. shopping &. Harbor IU. Both homes facing strtet. Excellent condition. Top rental area · no vacancy. 64&3928 or Eves. 548-2426 Lachenmyer Re111.,, Gentral NOW OPEN HARBOUR In eiclusive Huntington Harbour. Two and three br. Condominiums from $40,700 to $49;500 •. . . • No\v you can 0\1.'n a distinctiVe townhome in • Huntington Harbour that combines the best ocean'"{lrienled living '"ith rich landscaping in a country-like setting. Yo'ur own pool and r ecreation club on the premises and the Yacht and Tennis Clubs nearby . Rich amenities· Spacious rooms· \Vood-burn· ing fireplaces -GE Bullet kitchen with dish· .washer and continuous·cleaning oven • Pri· , vate front and rear entrances • Private pa· ·· tios • Special wlndO\\t treatm~nt in master s uite · .:90°/o flnancln9 to qualified buy.el'5 • From Son Ditto Fwy. South: ' To Gar den Grove Fwy. and off immediate- ! ly at Bolsa Chica. !' South to Warner. Right on Algonquin. Follow the Signs. • From San Ditto Fwy. North: Oil at V·alley View becomes Bolsa ClilCI. South to Warner. Riglil on Algonquin. ' Follow signs. · • From PCH: East o n Warner. Left on Algonquin, the first signal. ~'ollo'I' signs . Phone : 17141 ·846-1328 12131 592-2268 SALESPERSONS 60' R-1. Corona HJghlandA, Bldst roon1. Glass enc lanai $33,500 con " esira e $41500 ty fam rm, 2 fplc, ·3 BR. 2 NESTLED ON A HILL ground level floor plan,. l % A FOREVER VIEW $:s 500special 3 Br, 2 ba, BA. Liv rm. Ultimate in NEAR THE BEACJI. yelll"!I new, i'reshly Painted Massive fireplace with used t ;)f (I P'tJt\I ~ t t~l.f( ! N~ or experienced men or * ' * · * * * * decor. $48,850. Apptt only. A spra'o'·Jing 4 Br, huge add ':i11~r::Ie~~'f:•'=~edpl:g brick in a large beam \\~men, join the NBA team. Univerfilty Realty 673-6:>,0 951 PRESIDIO, Mesa del on den w/piano & color TV • ceilln& living nn 'next to \\ork in a conge nial creat· l\tar lf'lGfJOO 4 BR 2 BA to boot!! Big· ooun'-' ranch wallpapered dlnini: atta, a lg dining rm or den. -.H"'OM="'E"""&'""IN~C=OM=E~·1 i1•e atmosphere Under 606-0RCHID · .....,, · ' ' kitchen -w/"llarv~l Gold" shag carpets & custom Country kitchen with eating 0 nu cpts, paint, quik Occ. drapes, ovenlzed pan'-' a,.a + 2 Bdrm-•, 1H, .. '"th. Walk 10 beach on-tr.te Uned !!.~ven mal'\llgement. Enjoy ptn 1·5, Sat & Sun. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. app\i. Plush carpets, cus-area, near schools .. walkt~""a •~.700. 13 ua street. From this •·-rnlm~ n;clmcntatkin.·and 3 Bdrm, 3 ba, front home 893 · OAK ST., \Vestslde. tom WainscoaUng, pape.r-. distance to Hunt 1n g ton _, SECLUSION lowly home w/3 ~!.:.'. . .. vwa.._. commisSion sched.· t 2· br, 2 ba rear apt. S34 500 2000 sq Ft ing & apecial eliects: Pool c 2 ba • ule. Personalized ltalnlng 3 yrs new. SU9,500. O~n SattSun 1-5. i..g ccr: table goes v.1th ii? Hurry enter, Swhruning pool and A charnling 2 bdrm, 2 bath •formal din rm. Uvlrl: avallab\e. * * * * ::! BR, 2 BA, din rm, tam en this one! Broker 962-5511. many park areaa. FOR &. den v.ith plankea lloon, nn W/frplc. Beeut1tuU)o CaU NIGEL for Interview. Where Can You Buy rm fplc sewin SALE BY OWNER. Asking 2 story dining nn 2 decorated with the nnnt 644-7211 a duplex in Cdl\t for $62 500 Cost~ Mts! R.'alty ·MODEL HOM.E only $24,495 call today fireplaces, private decks & materlata. Hu lovely ]&. I br.' each 1111lt at Sce'nlc 5• 1951 * •••771 847·3095. garden. Will trade In beach garden patio, delightful b' ince ~ I REDUCED $3000. LA CUESfA Monterey 3 BR. area. -for units or l home lntertainlnl. Plue la'. 1 hr /Jn NIL[L UAIL[ Y 0. ASSlJ[IATES Pro*pertles67' Jh5a7t2'6where*. AFTER 6 P.M. Call 557-4617 rttagnillcent, ne\V upgraded 2 BA, cpts, drps, bltns, patio, to be fixed up. S65,000. x'opt ovler ~.~ear in l'ell'. ~ EASTSIDE in every detail. 711 percent gar. opener, frpl c, SHIELDS nt °""'~'· A aond 11">' I"terest. Call for extensive •prlnkle..,.. Owner 96S-2413 REAL ESTAT. E at $119.500. 7.5 X GROSS OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 • OCEAN & HARBOR • Very attracU\'e East a Id e VIEW • triplel(. $520/mo. g r o s s . ANNIVERSARY-detail• Only $49.950. . Open 9521 Votanle Dr. .A'" ..... bll:"-••• conAGE I' Huntington Htrbour 318 Thalia .• 494-8093 ~ Lovely 2 bedroom, 2 beth, EDGEWATER huge family room. home on 962-4471 ( :::.J 54 .. 1103 BAYFRONT-Real EState · 4t4-U71 4H 1ttt Income, yet priced at only A col~rful & ~njoyabl~ ho~. $46,500 • Qv.ner ivill carry Spac10us patio ~ .swunnung 2nd er exchange Call Josh pool for entertammg. Eastslde wllh a total o( Sacrifict for Quick Salt SHOW CASE H0l\1E, ~st · ' 1850 sq. fl. ol fun li>;ng SPANISH VILLA 5 BR, 60' dock. 10 min to ahove the City. Over 4000 LONG TEE SHOT Wlaht. Patti9on 'tnvestment 2915 SETTING SUN DR. Co. 642-8011 or 968-4950 Harbor Vie\v Hills space. $37,500. To see, cafl """" r 1 ocean. Spacious house. Best sq. ft. living area. 5 BR. This Spanish decor houae is 646-7lil. approx ~ sq t o lu.'\:ury. View. Spanish tile, radiant den , 4 ha, 2 frplc, Super. located near the &Ql f coune Ball:to• Island 4 bdrm, 2~S ba, lg. fat'!" OPEN TIL SI . "'S FUN 10 BENCE' Olyntpic size pool, 3 BR. 3 heat floor. li1oving from Vu $185,000 , . . & shopping center 1 bas. formal dining, hu ge area. Need fast action. Is cl'..o~ IN-Its hard. to find exeniplifles Orange Counh• l''am·rm t huge game rm, prlc;ed way und .. r market. a unique home with suc.h living at Its fine&t. ~ :;.:=:;:_==~---1 nn. + extras. Reduced REDUCED $10,000 lll~OOO. Duplex w/gucst apt nesr RACHELLE ROBERS .~ .. , THE REAL ESTATERS luxury cpts & drps. Owner $145,500 character. The pootis R&F, owner with observe.ions of ~~~AA REALTY 'Vill consider trade. Phone ihe ~n ~~~~! ~t~~e the Southern coast line &: LARGE FAMILY? 968-1118 842·7'11 (213) 592·1421 OPEN HOUSE th;, Slll\da; of gently 1loping hills. 4' SPECTACULAR VI WOOD IEAMS OWNER. Yr old custom. 3 l.S. S2l Lombardy Lane br. l87~· Catalina & harbo';v ~hi\.~: See lhis large 5 Bedroom BR huge family rm, curved $69.500 l""1! I 'vater. Mooting. O pen R It 67 Sat/Sun $109~f. 675-0144 ea or S..2373 BalboA Ptninsula ·1 _, H':;;;;t~:;~'f,::;;;_;~:;;~~~f~a~m~lty~roo~m~.~·~2~B~A;:ho~m~e~d!F.21i~~~~~;f1-:'~'•~tn~~3~fi~·re!p~la:ces:::~$89~,000~.µP~R~.IV~A~CY~&~VIE~W~-~Atd~o;he~__'~(}ft.j T\\,'O b e d r 0 0 m s wtih Exclusive Irvine Terrace. :i xlnt area • onty ~.··~. "'' · · T convertible dE!n, enclosed BR, 41,; bas. (1 BR &: bath ..,., JIN Formal ining room, double blended 10 perfect Io n ~ ~4 .. parate from "°"'e 1 Ideal VA or FHA terms. Hurry evened kitchen with nook . frvlnt Spacious liv rm, frplc 2 patio, & large fireplace, on on this one!! li;;;i;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;jl BR 2 ba Pl untin a quler street near Public fo r In-laws or live-ins Lge TARBELL Realtors Sunken living room with Its , . us an . Ba "· h ~. pool, encl J>Atlo, .. -rkshop own fireplace. A cream pull nn. OPEN SUNDAY Y U\':,ac., .. 'Obaths.Ncar .. v 5••1120 ""400 15 -ooo lot value at 175,000. & many extras. sfep• frOm ~ in & o"1. Only~. . MACNAB. . -· Optn Sat/Sun. l·S sand beacll. For "8.le by COILEGE PARK·BY Owner HUNTINGTON HARBOUR 1350 S. Coast Hwy 432 •· .. Ill owner. $225,000. Shown by Lovely 3 BR, .2 BA. ram REALTY IRVINE LAaw1a Beach ~ ... • app> to qualllied bayen. rm, 1rg rec. room, dbl lrplc, tm4 C.t. Hwy. 84S-1384 • LAGUNA NIGUEL Ontu 67'~3181 • open heam ceil,. approx. OWNER MUST GOI . A PLEASANT SPECIAL II/' FOR SALE BY O\VNER axxl gq. ft Cul-de-sac. approx 1600 sq ft, Excel. SURPRISEll Priced for I~ bargaln 'Tl21 Harbor Vu l{llls. Lusk. Great A.uume F1lA 5 ~{ 'iO loan. cpts, drps, bit-in kit/dish-seeker 3 spac>OUS bdrml .. -ialTT". . o c.ean v iew, quiet \Viii take nartlal 2nd . \Vi.tu', air cond'nr, 3 BR. Sharply upgraded <I BR/FR I*-~th! bright COlll\try' · lf'lG"" ..... -....,.,.r.W" 1· ·Ln--Ne'v.·J.! Cn.mplete '· CUl~c beau ty; 4 Br, 3· """•OM/' ~ ~ , ew.e.$ et, · ... 2Dits •. COgl'red J!aUO,, q\lle \Y· f -p ·r O { e ·~'s·t~o~ii ·a) kitchen \\'Jth:°.(U...._bl!.,lns, boll. fam rn1, be'l.m ed CM 54-;..7.zn --slreei._.~-!JO~or-4.erni'.s' land . ,, Onl $657 ~ separate service porch.[€. BURR WlUTE REALTOR ceiling&, 2 frpl'C's, 3 car, O\VNER, Sat, Sun. Huge. to suir, $34,500. • 1..aszfa~~'ii« ~ · Uving nn with fireplace I: 2901 NEWPORT, N'.PT Bat fine family hom~. lmmed approx 2.000 sq ft. 4 BR BRASHER REALTY . 0 ar any attached gan.ge w/extra 675--4630 Qccpy, 835 -33'00 Ext 2 bas. beanted Fam.rm. 968-1178 or 842-7411 II I iiilCftii I storage. Excellent finan";,.,,. 3101644-1682. Din-rm, brick frpte, now l'Vlnl ""'Le.;:;, · & priced at just $38,500.-~ As1um1l:tlt 7V49/• LHn PRI1-fE LOCATJON·VIEW cpl'g. Under priced at GOT A BOAT? to1 Daiiw DrM 142·tm C. F. Colesworthy O" n hom• beauttlully i.. HARBOR VIEW HILLS $37.000. Drive 4 Blks E. ' -=--....=;':., Rtaltora ,.. ~2o cated on Balboa Peninsula L' ht . ~n 2· ., BA of Harbor on &ker & left '!l~~~~~~;;; -Point 4 Bedroom 2 Bath ag • airy .:.o • 12 • 1o 3096 \Vatten Lane _ Beautiful 4 bedrm \.\'Rlerlrcnt ~ det:ktd a: Jnnd$cai>ed patlo: Din. J.lm· & Den. ?.-love-in S.l9-2T:>S home. Boat dock on main TURTLEROCK, Plan 3. New P1"or1mic View Great for: entertaining or condition. Early possesKlon SPARKLING GEMi channel. 3 bdrm. family rm, dining Outstanding home with klds. Slcpa to Ocean or bay if req'd. ~.500. By owner. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S rm., 212 baths, fllilc, 11hake 1Wteptng ocean a: Catalina 1190 Glenneyre St. 4M-94n 54&-031& CHARMI N G , Fre ncb C'.ountry style 4 BR 4 bl home en large lot \\'/nice ocean vu. $175,000 South Laguna Beach oottagt XlnL cond. aun deck. frplc walk to beach & shopping $39.ToO Split level design 3 BR heme w/v.•hile v.·ater vu new cpts, beam celling, frplc, shakt roof $71,500 . 3 Arch Bay benut. 5 BR + lam. rn1 honie on ocean side or hwy. Open beam! In liv, rm, din. nn & ram rni. $179,500. Eml'rald Bay l uxu r l ou 1 custom home 5 PR. den. formal din. nn. 1 or a kind. 1235.000 LINGO REAL ESTATE ~ 499-149; $79,500. · 1106 sandpiper Dr. 640.1139. 2 Story, detached garage. 1666I Carousel roof. Xlnt locaUon. On cul-view! Has 3 bedrooms, 2 1726 Ocean Blvd. Open Dally 12·5. 5 BR, 4 bas. Lge Family dc·sac, Nr. park. $56,990. batlul. Forced air heat. OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 OPEN HSE 410 IRIS Dln·rin + Jonn11l Dln·rm. COASTLINE 536-3777 Owner v.•ill lease et $450 Master suite &: livng rn1 Laguna Niguel Hollts 'Wood, Rltr. 673-9"166 SAT/SUN 1-5 Cnthedrnl celling paneled mo. both with v1ew balconies. "'!'!'!'!!'!!!!'"!"~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'IOecan side of Hwy bnrgain. Fam-rm. ne\v cpts, b-eshly VACANT DAVID D. CARLSON High beamed cellin g . BY 0\VNER 5 BR+ den VACANT. 4 BR. ,fam. rm. Newly dee 2 bdrm ready painted:, inside&: out. Close WALK TO BEACH REAL TOR IU..929l Fant as t t c k Itch en . beach side Niguel Shores. 1~. kit. •s•··. -....... l for lmmed occpy. + 1 bdrm to Schls l shop. By owner, ONLY $19 75 Apprcxlmatelj. 1000 ft . 2 J.T• new. G ua rd e CJ e~ "' ~ "°' ~ •r.o. 64" • ....,., , 0 OPEN HOUSE bov t $59 c.NI community. Rec. centei Marshall Realty 6/a-4600 apt. Only $68,000. Ownr/agt .....,,500. v-.uv.> Bu th· ""' tif 1 t • e sea eve · ,5-w. / J 1 675-3963 o 673-7420 ~~~ .... is Co~•ndU mlu one! s ory 14611 Kazan Call 49f..8003. \\' tenn s court11, poo' etc. &.vcrest r · SO. Csl. Plza. Gen1 : New O>Ul-~we o n um \Valk to be11ch S79 500 s..;:. CORONA Highlands 3 Br, 3 BR + Jo~. Tile entry, SCOTT REAL TY 1-5 P.~t. TARBELL, Rt1ltors Phone 496-8122, · ' · •NEW Pa.In!, love).Y 3 BR. 2 ba, fam, din & brcaklast crpts, drps, lnd8CP. patio, 536-7533 Call ~nytlmt , ~l~ttnoool 2 BR. 2 bath COndo. 1931 S. COUI Hwy. L.B. 2 BR 2 ba. tam. area. S34 ~ 3 BA. fam. rm., 2 u~""' rms. Split Jev, beam ceil, blk. w a 11, boat/camper ...,., · BY Owner-Condo BI u e 1 ~. J ~ brl """ I •-k 10% DP $48 740 ''1 STORY MANOR" Al.L POINTS REALTORS ' O\v • ...,,.'11. ohn Bell RE. ck trplcs, pool ••• 69,500. 2 frp cs, ...,.,; . 2 car area. • 82'7-700:> Lagoon Vlllat, South 497-1727 e gar, Ocean It canyon W 'S. ~3/640-0986 Custom construction. 4 BR, ,Laguna Beach. wt all 1 ·N-'E~\-'v"'•""'br--2-.,--- *T\VO master suites "'/den. CU I-de-sac. Magnlficlent. MESA VERDE NO'R111 4 lam r, tOnnl living &. BEAUT. upgraded, newly , lumlture &. appl!ances. • ' , ba. FR.. fam. rm. A ftplc. $611,000. $98,000. By Ov.-ner, ~7587. BR. 2 Ba, ram. rm It sep. dini.na, kard"'OOd floors, decorated, 2 sly, -4 BR. iti Includes wetbat, oolor cable ~~rt~ V~9i..s;i9700 ~P!!!Jvl. • CORONA DEL MAR din rm. prof. hux.\scaped, bargain price. Call Dianne Ba, <!nd unit Eltc. gars.gt tv, private beach. 2 heated .....,, · · /54.....,,_ .4 'BR, form.al ~n. rm., brand ATTENTION BUILDERS,. 2 a.rt-e.trlum, prin. only. (agtl ~25::>"1 days, 961--$)U dr, 1 fllilcs, aprnklrs, fee pools tennis, e I e c 1 ro n I c kido l1N 1 .new. S8'1.500.. _ Prime Tt·l Ocean ViMY k,u. $48.900. Phone 557-2775 eVH. land. $23. malnt. $63,900. guard gale. For Sale SS7,llXI $110000 979--06.11 64'4510 ONE.STORY REP. o <:s"SSIONS Owner will carry. [>.U.-08:i8 Now. or ~· ~JOO/MO. OP!N SAT & SUN 1.J 2600 SQ. rr. new. ·3 BR, · · or -" TURTLEROCK until Jone "1th. Wasson, 123 Vlo Zurich fonnal din. rm., fant. nn. FOR '$1\LE by owner. 610 3 BR, 1500. sq. U .. , elegant "~r inlo1•mrllon and location .• BR. 2 BA. •· co-r lot. 21~ or TI4-59";N401 Sharp 2 &: den. 2 ba. 'W/2 trpl~. $1 15,000. HeUolrope, 2 BR, l BA, Nc\\'J)Ol'1 U.ivei:!l.. t l~l'!Ml' F11.l k VA ho " ... ., .... t 21': car gar. $:)9,900. }-'or 963-3006 or 64j..6871 agent n · ·7 mes, nr. pa.rk & Jl!l?I. Open house O\VN YOUR OWN APT. tlCM Professionally decon.led. RHODA MAGIL, RLTR appt 49S-t386 711> GI ho""' & 1 Br apt, CO"l'cKtA· SABIAN Sun l·S. 19511 Sierra Santo Victor Hagos. Spe<1&cut.r GENM1-"'-TI4: 642-3600 ifARBOR VIE\V HI LLS , + bilchelor, 0 •. \Y . C . °'''Tler/~nt 833-MIS coastline \'ti, $43,SOO \Valla.ct 12(}.F' 1\15fln Av~ .. N,B. 3 E!t! t Ide Owne 64 -6456 Rtal Etttlt 961-6644 BRAND New Turtle Rock· L Nett, Realtor '2$ F"or«!sl REALTORS ,, ,,. .1L'¥ ALSO: 30' Hunter cabin LUS~. IArle BA.. 21~ ~ s · r ., BroRttmoor 3 Br Twnhse, 494--0318 lt'I-.. ... crulll<!r, lied up In at Ba. view ·home. $.qjj,000. Just reduced! 3 Br 2 B9, 'Spanish Mini Mansion' tile, opts, drJ>S. \\'t't bar, B~Y:;:;o"•.,,.""'r-, ~S-. "'Lag;-,-na-cho_m_e BY O\VNER B~aldc Marina. $4200. Fte. Prln. only. ~19 family r111. East'i1lde by 4 BR + Poo\ , .. lluge across (rom u n 1\'e r 1 \ t y 1 BR + gw!lt rm w/prh'tate 3BR, 2BA, Fam Rm, ~ CollHt Park DUPLEX; 4n Poinsettia. 4 owner. $37.000. 548-6032 OO!K'mtnl i:tftmc r no m , Hi(l'h. $.'il,900 J>rlv 833-2.US en1rnnce. Big lot, prl\•ncy. 1~19 . .11 __ ~ blks to beach, By owner. DUPLEX 2-.2 BR, "One un grim(' location, prlced to or 832-7614 wlw \'U, blk to bench 1"• oN u1.r-1 .:i1: GOttM. MW Cl'pl, paint $69,500. 67~l evc11/wkndR nu". Open houlltt SAl & , 11(!1\, Call Diane (agtl day1 l\Y O\\'NER 3 Br, 2 Bn, $55,COO 499--.~ I.JOO Opper. 3 Bt, 3 Ba. It l!rapes. Will nnanct. 25117 Selling anything with a Daily l~. 515 'M9rlgold ~l>-46 "5.36-25.ll . C\'f'S 002--$'Jl:t · v.•/dln mi, \fl \\v m i. frplc, 1973 CADI LLAC EJl\Orncto. D~ .. $79,fJOl'.l. 0f)r'n SIS. n. Columbia Dr. 833-3200 Pilot Cluailitd Ad I.I a SPYGLASS-hntMUc v1 \ny day 11 u.c BESI' DAY' to blllns, bca111 landscaptd, Ira F"ully loaded, Blnck on Black Via Wtts1ers, 640-8145. Tbo fasttst draw m the w~st. atmple matter j\111 23 llAL'F -'MOON BAY run an ad! Don't delay. p11oUo. Orang& gl'O\'t at rear. ?tlust se:ll, n.cellc.nt cond., The lutest mw tn U.e West • , .. Dally PUot Oaalntd call ~! *&4H926 or 64f...US2 * call today &t.2~. $41.900 Ml..(Dt dlr (600GW\Y) 16995. '92-.fM4 •. .a DailY Pllot a..lk . ... " . . . . ..... , . . . I ' • ,; fl. DA.IL\' PILOT c,_._, Ja 20 197• !t9w~ IMCll ....,...,, BM<1I SOuth toguno South Loguno Acr-for 10l1 fSo 6upl1xo1/Unlts Ro , ormo, Monw•-• !~~~~~~;;;;;;~,~~~~-~ . ...,~.~~""~""~~·~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;:::::~~~~~~~~~:r1~:u~oniii~--::::fR.;;;;;i;;..-~;;;;;;---::::TN;;<t;;;;;;:-~~--:::-:::-r.~~~!1!!~~::::!~ 10l1 162 O,_. l• Truot Deodo 1'0 •-1~--~u .. HAPPY f1mlly living in 3 Arch Bay. 4 BR. BUILDERS A'M'ENTION-S --------I·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, I --r--3 ·ba. home .. You can see forever from Uv. RC. exchanp ror beach untu GREENTREE 40 Acre Avocido lt LernDrW1, l1 ON the Point JBR .. ~-----tir~m;·~&:d::,iei,;;~4,' ·bo-tb;.,iw:,Oll~hlo..;,!lrejU;p:_;l~ae;,;e;,:i.:P¥aiJll;oo .. o:.i!ii.!.-j°';trom~~Son~ta~M=Onl~c~a=t=o~Son;~Nji..,~Duplox 1ncoot< 11oro1 a.xi °"~-~me, vleA • -1'11 Y PUT YOUll MOHIY !rplc, 2 car P,.,.~ ~ 1 oi,... Fortin Co., Rltr, P1""""'~~tlon~a~tr-.'i.;;n;;,tth~-vme;;:·.fjl~"'~ed~oroµ,T~O~ K POil YOUI per mo. Yeuiy i... m.1es 72,000. .a. ....... ,tment1 Call B:.iUder, 6464114 terma. Call Doug Prielt. Earn 10~ or more oo w • OPEN HOUSE ot 32256 Stonington Rd., "'F.,. S.le 152 2 BR UP, 2 down, apacloo~ S""'t 4 Auoc., 141.WO ~ ~ '!'Nit ....i Deedl on DRASTICALLY REDUCED AGAIN lowest priced "Palermo" ln Harbor View Homes.• 4 bedroom , 3 bath , family room, mature trees. deck, patio, bricks & paving. Fast possession . Must sell. Submit all offers. Sit. & Sun. 12 noon to 4 p.m. Xlnl value A terms. By RMI Ettate ' ~k. ?.t'g'~OE~~e. MARION MILNE REAL ESTATE ·~~li:;~~r ~~ 'J!: owner 34595 Calle Paloma, Exchongo 112 <n4l SM-0106 YEARLY leue, 4 BR1 xlnt concl. Call • tor d<laflo, Barttll Rutty, 642-6200 c.,..... dol Mor 611 South Coo1t Hl•hwoy ltiOO/MO. 842.-0389 or C. B. 556-620! '500 Campus.Dr., N.B. ., 842-45()a I me p operty 166 DE Newport Be a ch L19un1 BHch, California 92651 .;;n.;:.•0=.;;...;;.,;rc:,;..:.;.;"--=1 Prop. for out--of·town prop. SEAWIND Phone 494-1551 BusineSI Property 154 ldHI l\u1in111 Pock.' Bkr. n<16'13'-:ll58, o v" 1~ Newport Height• E ~EGANT omee bid~ In With home & apartment, 11 .61>S487~="'---~-----~ Next' To Spyglass ----- GRUBB & ELLIS CO. Newport Beach Jliverslde. Suitable r 0 r block oU matn lntersecUon HAVE \1:a1er front lol canyon VIEW BY OWNE:R FIXER UPPER L'Onversion, 17 suites. 1'~.P. of tlowntOIA'l'I Yucaipa &. lake . · · \\'IUll Sailboat or • REALTORS Lido 11!1 67S.7080 OPEN TODAY 8AYFRONT IOY.nhousc, llke l'lel\', 3 BR. 2 BA. 1ipae.lou11 1800' ol (.'Onvenicnt living -lnrge private lilip. \\7nlk to beach -lease or buy -$425 or $79,000. 4453 \\'est 1 ~nn. 1 bath \\ilh several 5,160.000. D. • rind I a y , within l banks. Suitable for trust deeds -etc, 642-5851 Houn1 Furnished 300 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, way• 1o go. Drive by 430 Reajtor, ~27 Del. Prado, any business. Price u;,ooo.,_,,B,,R;,R:________ --fireplace. fornial dintna, Fullertori. use your ln1ugina · D a 11 a Po Int , 9 2 6 2 9 . Very good owner tinanclna. SPECIALIZING in excl1an· Gener1I self-Oeanlng oven. Enjoy uon $28,50(). Shown by appl. (7)•1)-4!16-4345. FQl' further information, gC"S. fl'\vln & hwin Real· ~$l.1.5 UTIL. PO. Bach's private cornmunlty. tennli A: 673-165.S. STORE bldg, '-··t "'"• please call: 1ors, 644-6111 or 675--6060 swimming pool ln thla .........., ~ at ~ach, Laguna. Ideal -11 "-• b STA RTER dupl•x . Cd~t. Fully leased. Prin ._. d p ... ., goua ..... 8 ove •• od 1 . 1 RNI Estate Wanted 1-stu en11. • Corona del Mar. $495 pe:r n.enl e ed, Lowest price n only. \Vrlte Oauifled Ad $145 -BACH, sep kit, big month _ le11H. 6"-4687. *MEDITERRANEAN 3 Br's, family rm, dining rn1. 2\.ii b&, be3.utifttlly " PINE TREES & BEAMED ~ CEILINGS N , B , A-1 u s t s e 11 , • 20, Cl o DaUy Pilot, P.O. WANTED: approx 6 to 8,IXIO close~. garage, Laguna. HJlJ..TOP townhouse with O\\urJagent 675-0144 Box 1560, Costa l\fesa, C&llf. llQ rt on Paclfic Coast Hwy, $174 _ 1 BR, frplc, pool, 2907 Ebbtide Road. View, • Coast Hwy. appointed. $89,:iOCI *UNIQUI SPANISH S Br, ram rm, 4 ba. Ready ~ •oowtns. 1149,tiOO. LIDO REALTY 11;· I•• I .,1,. -. H *673·7300 * LIDO ISLE-$65,000 mre Is your chance to live on Lido & enjoy pooegtige by the 11ea. Your own Spanish Cutle. Just steps to th«! beach. Vacnnt & the 01vner \\"ill even carry the loan. llc?rbe11 }fawklns Realtors 83}1600 or 963-5681 BAY VIEW TOWNHOUSE Via Lido Nord A beautiful 3~ bednn home for the discriminating. 1150,000 Owner-Agent 613-70n Perry G. Gill Realtor BEST COR. TO BCH. 4 BR, J ba with huge master •ult~' w/bay view. Red. 10 S132,500. Open SUn, 1·5 pm, 425 Vl1 Udo Nord. 675-7414. and only 11~ blocks 10 the panoramic view of the Newport Shores 92626. So. of Broadway ln Laguna deck, near beach, Laguna. BR. family nn. 2~ BA. •urt 1 . One block to ah~ entire Harbor Area and .. ·--'------~-Cl'"m etery * ,.•-•• * Beach. to rent for~ •• :..~-BR, !rplc,dblt-ln Tltlel""'~!::,_~·..._ ... "'" poo , recreation room."'"'"" miles ol oceanfront . A ""AME Lots/Crypts 156 _,_.. commerclal use. Send uuwu.'fl:>C'S, gar, gar en, ....... .u ..... oi: i •""""~.....,. of the most upgraded 3 Attractive split level k>Y.-er "' l'Titl Orange Avenue availlblllty, location, rent Laguna. Kurt P.ferrill, 5-17.J333 ~.'" "°,.?.", s ~~-tedNewport0 t Ooor plan featuring J BR.. Like new 2 story 3 Bdrm, _2 CEJ\tETERY lots Cypress Costa Mesa desired Write ClaasWed ad $250 -UTIL Pd. 1 BR hse, NR. South Coast Piaza I: ~...,·~ ..,,, "" dlnlng room and 21n bath. 2 ba lg lot across from sect'lon. Harbor Rest Free Coast to Coast Catalog •56, Dally Pilot P O Box frp!c, big yard, ·O:lrona de\ Bu 11oc k'11 , w a I k In r $48,500. To see is to Submit offers. 10 Tribute pools, tennis & clubhouse. Memorial Parle. c 8 11 30,000 Ft. owce Bldg. 1560, Costa Mesa. Ca,92626 ~arU"" EW RENTALS d1stal'K.'t'. New Greenbrook appreciate, Call 646-nn. C'1urt. $52,950. 837·2439. Anaheim 875M gd. Financing PVT. PARTY WANTS" TO n. .,,.. home. 3 BR, 2 BA. 9Wl Ol'EN TIL 9 • "3 FUN ro BE NICE• C.'l ~7225. CAYWOOD REAL TY 'c"°o"m"'mo::::::..rc"'t,.o~t ----. BUY HOME o I RE c T 673-4030 or 494-3248. Carnation • CM. 61>-0711 ~,.1 .111' ', I, _,...-:::;;,, * 548-1290 * __ P_r_o.:...,,..,r_ty,_ ___ .;.15;;.;;8 :i:·~~~~us.m~ FROl\1 PRIVATE PARTY. fl.fOBILE, CM $105. Bach, To'f'AL PANORAfl.fJC VIEW, • · 539-9715. NB $110. House, H.B,. $125. Spyglass l·lill. Brand New San Clemente r.1ulll·Tenant IndusUial R-t LOT. San Clem, Dana Util Pd, Balboa. Agt. Fee, 4 BR, 2 ~ Ba, 2 frplc. OPEN SUN. 12 to 5 RED CARPET 12.000 Ft. Irvine 140fl.1 Point, Capo Bch area, not 9~30 LealiC $1000/mo. 673-8088 422 Via Montego EXCLUSIVES Office Bldg. It'V\nc ovr1• $10,00l~ not nr f"''Y· Balboli Pentrtsul1 ~•;;,v'°"'°"'"~=-----1 GRAND O~ENING Newport Bay Towen 1 •"--2 BEDllOOM CONDOMINIUi\-1 HO~fES Ba)'front Homes Boa1 Sl ips Full Security 1-Ughrise Steel .l concrete construction Private Balconies 2 garage spaces per unit Roof top sundeck Unusual Opportunlty to Pur· chase Baytront Proper'.,y In Ne\\•port Beach. Sl-IORE CI if f s Home 10,000 Ft. $400,000. 49()-1951.' OPEN S PM 1504 E .,ootovzey .:.,B,.,..R_:210BA. CoPaUo, Ch_arniing 3 B~ ~me \\'ilh $34,500_ VA or conventional. un : , , "" "'" r. rner Family & D1n1Qg rn1s. Duplex In Anahcinl. TY:o !'.1edlcal-Bldg. 7,000 F't. Oc<>an Blvd. Pen Point, J lot. Mature adults, no pe:ta. Upgraded th!'11 out. cus1on1 ,.eBR 1 ba units. Hunt. Beach. $240,000. ....._ ___ ,_. II •I Br, 3 Ba, l\'/Cpts, drps, $2"";)()/~10. 673-857·1 frplc. 3 P.lin. to beflch. ' r1n1m11,;-1''A Heat, frplc, dbl gar, 3 BR 2 BA Lt-g r 2 Story Bar!f:nt (Beach & golf c l ub $39.500. DUPLEX. A 2 BR 24 Units Anaheim 290~1 laund , IMMl:O. POSSt:S. Cozy' frplc. Blt-ln. ki~~ i:: membership\ Vacant & and 1 BR on one of the Loiv Qo\\•n, Stays full SION. $400/mo. yd. $475. Water pd. 67l-3250 PRIVATE D K priL'Cd to sell. Only $47,900 best landscaped streets in WESTERN TERRAIN Busfnen <213) 449-6173 or 644-1395. 4w ~~·r: p ~~ l f c fr~~ CALL Katella, 49'2-2030. 00Eas~ide Costa lt1esa. 10'/C. 960-1248 Opportunity 200 PENIN. Pt. Charming 3 Br, J=n=R", 72B,cA=,:;fc..rp~l,.c,~l,-nced'--,-<d-,I $225.000 3 JJR 2 BA, bltns, cptg, TRI-PL.EX. Nr So. Coast 1 Ba, frpl, Patio , crpting • ·drps, $295 per mo, Ontu . custom drps. enclosed yii 542,800_ 2 HOUSES. Eastide Plaza. 2-2 Br, 1-1. hr. RSSTAURANT-t200K ~~r. !!n~'!., or call 675-6900 S-5, or &U-- & patio. $36.900. 492-6649. c. ~f. ($21,400 ea.). Super J\rl>lc's, shag c r pt s, Nets $45.000 yr. in growing ~iU;-mo. v 1-1-or 6935 aft 5 Ill' San Ju•n C1pi1trano neat 2 br, 2 ba house up garages. $455. mo. income. Ft. Valley Shopping Center. NEW CUstom Duplex, brick . -mmn-"'21 • BDR'I 2 BA "-1 front \\'ith 8 1 br, 1 ba.lh ~1nt150investment, 10% down. 251 % gro1 •1lih 1970..73. Lo3600w "er' -, Ba. _i_ pier, .~t, 5 trplcs 4BR, 1800 sq ft, 38R •• , , iucp ace, home in rear, for not much .,.. , ease or yrs. On , wu,ter or ,-~v. 1500 sq ft, z bl.ks to bch, BEAUT DPLX-$79 1 950 attached double garar,-more than single houses sell SAN CLE?afENTE.Ne}V on S/F w/xlnt exp ans 1 on 673-2039 vu, $600 & ~. 64IHlJOl Just steps from the ocean BURR \VHITE REALTOR Quletbo single 41 am 'o Y for. 10% down. market. 5 units on the blulli potential. f yr. old lunch Coron1 HI Mar 2 BDRl\f + den, compl~ely 310 Fernando Rd .. N.B. 675-1551 & he ba ls neigh rbood. $ 0, 0 0 . , over looking the b I ue I: dinner houJe. Owner I y. OWner very 2901 NEWPORT, N'PT BCH 493-344.7. $ 5 9 ' 50 0. BU IL 0 ER Pacific. 1-2 br, 2-1 br, 2· leaving area I: ha.a reduced •CHAfu.fING 1 BR frplt' remodeled. PaUo ' deck. ~~&_w:Ulco.nsl<Iu_any 67~ Ql'.Ji4l}-..1006 Sunset-a.1i-ch~ SPECIAL. 3 BR, 2 ba. -1 singles.___Crpts. <lrR_s, 1!®1.• _Jrjce _tQ_S7J~.-~O?J v.'OOdecLyd._BBQ,_Uui__pc1.: Avallnble nCYo·. $310. mo. Harbor View Mont-o OPEN .SUN ONL y OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 BR aod bachelor unit. Sale garages. Outstanding view. down &: ihtt termi for $250. Adults, t.o petJ. 8J3..89T-I. Realtor &1+mo. -• · 1 _ 5 PM 400 Superior Ave. OCEAi'I: FRONT can be conditional on $125,000. balance. C , NE\V 2BR, ram rm, gar, 90% FINAN. AVAIL. Condo-redecorated 3·br, 2 ba., ·\\'ide sand beach approval to build 6 more DAVID D. CARLSON' JIM WELLS, 0Jt1 MitN patio, d/w, $2.1l lease, Open N-port -~ Lovely ahnost new 4 BR. 135 4Sth Street laundry rm, hobbie rm, Panorama vie\\'S Catalina ,",n~htsa.ng~fe•.ke orters. Sa l~ or REAL TOR 133-9293 REAL TOR SPACIOUS 1 Br. Triplex ~Sa:.:' oc11:cS:;uO'n-'7'17~"A"ca:.:c:.:i•:_ __ Qua!. cptg, drps & shutters. NEWPORT BEACH frplc, dbl gar w/electric Lrg corner lot, 4 Br, J Ba, .. 4 UNIT APT. BLDG. 557·62&1 \ m2631 $175. Gar. 1''ncd • .-f, Ulil 2 BR, J•,~ blks 10 bch. kids. ' ~-----i.i-lm=m•,;:,. Sn74~ ~.;;'c·.clcc••::•J:.c.+-..!Oce..,,~a!Ln Shore Properti."'r'"'"'':....+.:door:::-• nr pool. $43,900. Patio, 3 gar. rentable $600. G 1 1 , good Paid. .,... peb;:, students OK. $290/nto . ..,.,:._n ·J ... a:,,., * '15:Dl" 01-s-WAl=*·"!!-;:;;;;;i-llCoa~~"i',l'aal~P~cro'"~"~·1~0~1""~'~&~. ~~l5f,.,f.850::'·:._·.B;:'.F~O:&U..<R~PLE~~xec. ~2@iB~~~: µ;.";;·~~re~n~ta:_~""";:~-~«l...'.~Ul* OWNER" operated small Homeflnders • 547-9641 Hal Plnchin Rltr. 67>4392. 1742 Port i\1nntl"IC:h Cir. -,;: pen space o a 1-·-· •·--1 .. •!5.9"'.Ji~:::;;;~;;;:;Ii:::~:=;~~~~i:ijii;::~,;;~~;j_--1 °"'ner 644-0249 4'.13·1181 REAL TY 675-5200 Rent for $1000, live f¥ \Viii units. Costa Mesa. Incon1e N!~~~· ~ •"' ewport :W-hig-2-BR;+ba;-Wftrpl · BACK Bay area. La rge 3355 VI• Lido, N.B. Consider offer, negt terms $7,740 .yr. Try 10% dn. * view & dlsllwasher, 500 house on ~~acre ranch wlth OPEN J-IOUSE Sat/Sun l -5 EASTBLUFF 4 BR °"11er (213) 592-2556 $78,500. Six 1 BR units v • .'lth $65,000. *Owner will finance. Terms BALBOA ISLE. lovely 3 BR Poinsettia 1 ' corrals, barn, arena & \Vale~~. ':11~ 2~~~ 2BA, O\VNER TRANSFERRED Biers \\'lcm present rents ranging from Wesley N. Taylor Co. flexible! ~ ba~.h $450 ""~o.;:,,,, ~~ 3 BR, 2 BA, lrplc, crpls, permit for horses. Ride on View of 2 Channels, Private 4 Br, ram. rm. breakfast University Park $115 lo $130 In Eastside REALTORS Shown by uppolntment only. me Y st, 4'1->"'1=-tOJ11 drps, gar $350/MO. Ca 11 Back Bay It 1hop in Fashion Beach &. boat slip area, new crpts & drps. C.tlf. close lo shopping too. Zll1 San JOaquin Hills Rd. 646-325! AGENT (Owner) eves & ....:,knds, 673--0744 J&land. Forced 10 . sell $67 OOO BRIGHT & CHEERY Only thing to be fixed (\\'e ~N,,,cwpo~~rt_;Ce~n~ter~~~6"1~l::!l9~1~01·~'\"".'!"'l~~~~"'l!!"'! ~ Unfurn. · 305 U.f~IEDf,\TE OC'CUPANCY $-G.IXX>. call owner, 997-5559 • v::r::. • OPEN sAT/SIJN 1_5 ''Tulane Model" • 3 Bedroom think) are the rents. CORONA DEL MAR * Auto Body & Paint Shop 4 Br, 2 Ba. $275. DYNAMITE HOUSE MM.•suu 2007 CATAIPA STREET on clingu I· de· s ii.bee· \\'ood& $124,500. 7 UNITS. Three BR, * NE\V DUPLEX * * Auto SaJes A Leasing cGc.;1;;.";.:'°.;.r.;:.•;.I ______ .,...,=-...,..·~838-634=-7cc1.c'c.v::c""·- Young Exec Home. Top lTIIl Beach Blvd., H.B. Goossen &: Clark Assoc. pane • open ams 2 ba house, 2 BR, 1 ba * BY O\VNER * 4 BR, J ba, adults, no pe1s, Dover Shores Local. 4 BR CAU. 842-1418 Dorothy Goossen, 673-5617 cozy =pl~ceb Plus~ 1s1ha, house, three 1 BR, 1 ba Ouu'rning 3 BR, 2BA/2 BR, * Wallpaper It Decorating AJ.A l.INTALS Lse $350., 424 Poinsettia, + FM, Prine only, agt, EASTBLUFF CONDO carpe eau u houses, plus a duplex. A 2 BA. All bltns, beautifully IA RE wo-··aiw""'"' ~5218 '558-9683. &4J..9666 VIEW drapes. Lovely secluded true pride ol ownership crpt'd &: dra~. Terms RIVIER ALTY --l·Story 3 BR, 2 BA. Good patio, trees & professional complex in eastside C.M. offered ooYt·. Buy ' beat 149 Broadway, C.Af. f 3 ~. + ckn, 2 Ba, bl:tinl, BAYCRESI' location. 1607 Forever view of bay, mtns, location. Afany cu s Io m landscaping. higher building costs I: 642-7007 7 fill NOUSIS ~Dllc, open beam celling, Santiago 5BR + Fam Rlif & green bell. 1 yr old Blufls featlll't'S. Unusual frplc, 175TI Hickory Tree Lane $175.cm. Step up to this 12 rising inflation OPEN SAT I J A1'H cp · drps. 67.J-·t'lSO · &: formal din nn, lrg lol Condo near pool. 3 Br or marble entry, b'l' au t. Open House Sunday 1.5 unit complex. Tu'O 6 unit & SUN 1 to '5 Pli:1. 'lOO THINKING of ~tarting your / DIWLS. Cost1 Mell w/fenced pool, for sale by 2 br & ·den. CUstom cpts, "'ail papers, new co n d · B A R RE TT R EA LT y bid'"' & nnnt close;,:_,.,if.'';t::N="'=;~f;;...,i'Hi'. =nr;j~ii'ij13-<W7...,V'==J..§o~wn secretarial service? -· ----·+omw~'~"~' .-SJ!li,000. 645-4494 or ..i-.. ba · Ugh~-168 """ f"irm 0 .., "tl: 'i";;;:::=~~~-~'====f~ eo~ t'.:"'Y <'--II "fil b 11 d I 1 IAT, C.M ... ,..UU 64&-75.59 ,;~rs. Jan Lu.it'".;iJp=: -64i1'809 -. . "--''-' hopping-.-$lli00-pe~ 1-DL-E-MONE-Y ;~iiiratiI; I: N ohh coSt~-lf~~n=ut\.ffrr.;;.l">lluWm"-'. "'E'"1,'-id"e""'ofLtllllo7twh1e. -tl:IJ.1---I VIEW VIEW VIEW .. ('\C. Privacy & set'urity. "1o=A.=:M=to-S~P~M~Ope-n-H~ou-M! Westminster inoon1e wilh present rents. GATHERS NO INCO;o.1E! Pi:fesa. Sub·Jeaseofllcespace fum util pd. HB $95. NB PRIVATE Gar Apt $150 how H Buy direct from O\\'ller & $41,500. Sat & SUn Owner $180,000. 10 units Just 2 yean This fourpl ex invites Your in-to your own cllcntele. noo. Of Sl25 & la&' $145. tt.11 nu, utU pd, close In. arbor Vie-.\', new ~1ontego, .,,,,,_2336 1 -• 11 0 __ OWNER MUST SELL Id S d 1 2 b 2 spection. Prime location in Excellent ~rtunlty ;_ ~tOBILE Home 1 Br $135 NEAT 2 Br d·'-11~ avl. 4 BR, Fam rm prin1e view S&\'e. ......... . trans e, '""'· n1u.<>t se . ~t 3 Bed o . uper e uxe r, -r,... un· f UI id ""A-..,... :<N I · THE BLUFFS location Npt. Hghts. J Br. room. 2 b flt h • ba, 950 sq ft apts. Identical Costa !\Iesa. Call proficient individual. For rw urn u pa · ... ...,,,.., w,1;,o, patio, gar, child ok. s~·· S76·= ~~r Gil 1~2 Ba. 1'"enced yard. Dbl lmmachulatel Huge living units elsewhere being The Reel Esl•te Fair details, call 5 4 5 · 8 4 24. n. NICER 3 Br 2 Ba $285. mpson ·· • · tlere is the most custom gar. 2500 Holly Lu. room with cozy fu·eplace. convCrted to condos. 536-2551 139-6133 SouthCo, Realtors. NB Ht~2 Br, 2 Ba tri $250. frplc, bltns, patio, 2 car. NEWPORT SHORES 2 BR, 2 BA home in the ....:::c...=:..:.:.=.;;;.'---Easy terms. . "LIQUOR LICENS:S" earDIW. ' W&D, fncd patio, , 2 GOOD Area 4 Br 2 Ba $263. 3 Br, 2 ba home. Frplc, \\'aJk Bluffs. Over $20,000 t;pent Newport Helghfs SCOTT REAL TY LAND WALK TO BEA H 1 o sa1 $24 950 fncd v.•/ gar, klda &. _pe1s. 10 beach, $48.500. in remodeling, beaut Green· I--.;_--....:'----536-7533 Call Anytime 5.59 Acres Hwy frontage BRAND N 1 C 2' ~= :U 881: $47'500 BEAM-NB. 1 3 BrFP, $295 Yfly. ALA Rent1ls 642-1313 OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 belt loc., Owner leaving BIG FAMILY? Escondido . Sale or EV 4-PLEXES . • maturesngs. ,garqe. Jonoo Roolty 67• '210 OO!Ultry, Buy now at $68,500. e"change. $10,000 per acre. & DUPLEXES. Winston Coll. (213) 272-4249 WORKSHOP 3 br 2 ba SlEl5 .ru Call 8J3..9643 for appointment Five 'bedroom, Cape Cod on I 640 Acre& 1'~allon, Ne"'' Cash or lrade. CARRY out . restaurant on yrly lpl, bar kit, gar. Avail. 2 BlJ(S to ~ + comm.1 _to:::..:,..=·'-------a street to street lot. ..... ...._ Make an offer. Sale or SCOTT REAL TY monthly rental basis in SC. MASTER 4 br FR '3 ba pool, teni:ils. 3 BR, 2 ba BWFFS BEAUTY Formal dµUng room, three ,,==~== exchange. 536-7533 cill anytime Fully equipt ·ready to roll. $4!'il. ·NB.' FP, all appl'1, CONOO -J BR, 3 BA, 2-story cathedral celling. rec area, localed Newport Riviera, SJZ Bet. 5 PM, 645-7000 house, Like nt!W. $47,900. baths, &: is ln excellent . 49:2-U14. 3 car. 10% On. 242 Cedar, 645-G99 End unit, upgraded. 3 BR, condiUon. $63,500. ' For detailed infonnallon on 12 SPACE BuilnMI W•nted 210 ALA Rentals 642-1313 ltfESA VERDE or 642--2563 21,i BA, split le\'el, "Trina0 '. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5 125 these and other units, call NEWPORT Crest, Condo, On largest greenbelt nr 332 Citillni Red Carpet, Real tors . T.RAILER PARK WANT TO BUY MENS $ LANDLORDS$ For lease · lease opUon e)(ec 5 BR, 3 BA, fam . rm., $525 mo. Owner/agt ~7051 Popular no. 1 plan, choice pond. Panelled bonus rm MOBILE HOME Costa l\1esa. + Nice 3 br. a/cond home. HAIRSTYLING SH Op . Let US rent UR properties. location. Immed o cc up . + walk-in pantry, -Low Ontu FOR SALE : 97'9-25;;o, 2629 Harbor Blvd., Assume 1 'Jo existing loans. NEWPORT BEACH AREA. We service all the beach Prine. only, ov.·ner, 213-leasehold. $67,000. By ftl SILVERCREST fo • C Shov.•s 12% spend ab I e 673-4246 Cities & inland Orange Co. -434-1743. O\\'f\er. 2032 Vista Cajon. ~"'21 reign ar \\'/manager. \Vally ~lcCoy, Mo t L 240. FEE FREE. Save Tifne & SS JBR, 2 lull ba, crpts, drps, fenced yrd, water pd, $250 mo, Avail Feb 1, 54H328 LARGE 2 stocy duplo" 2 "644-0298"'-'==-----MOBILE HOME Repair Rltr, 6T>-Oll5, 24 hrs. noy 0 oon $ ALA RENTALS $ br, 1% ba ea. 2 blks to $197,SOO MANSION ~· ~·, 2 BO 2 Bf carp., Business is good, but owner's BRAND NEW 1 t TD L Nev."port & Bay, CM S.12-8383 ocean. $67,500. Bkr. Npt Palatial thruou. t. 4, BR, <2 B Whit R I raash '& bllt·i~:... re~~:.: hf'alth Is bad. l\1ust sell 16 unit comm-indus bldg, $ oans Pl Re 1 6'1" """" urr I N tor '"' er: e eel ..... .,c:r.~'ln:u c 'I ace a ty .,...,........, mstr. su1tesl. 3 car gar. for 220 air COnd., "'kitCti.-lhis ~business, estab\ii;hed osta "esa. Full cccup. lr.t 3 BR, 2 full baths, crpts, drps. l.rg back yard. Cov'd patio. 711 \VllSOll St., Cl\f. •=BOR Vl~Y H0'1E. ~ 60 Ft. corner lot:· 1-Hlk. 2901 Newport, N'pt Beach 1 k for 12 yrs. J bay garaae, o "'' n e r d e pre c , UP TO 90% nJ\l\ c..• '' -h 675-4630 c oc , !!torage shed, land· ,., .,.,, ,,.1771 Br.~~·t.0e:n·:$66:.500:~0=·~~~"1~'0;be;a~c~.:~~:::-:;-+~~~1qf.:~t~+;t.r;.~tlo~~~F~~~ol~h~ee~.~~·;•o~r~·~·~·~·~~8'~<d~~~~~~64~5-6~728~~~~~ BIA % INTEREST $240/MO. 548-2649 11----~....,,il . sc~ pa . Three ~· old inven1ory. Ide a I for DANA POINT-BRAND NE\V 644-6923 ~-f3~~~~~~~-f.2*~3~B~Ri;' ~3JB~A~.~2~s~to~t~~~t~o•~·!l;"':t---I . I2G-F Tustin Ave., N.B. ~harm~r ~ BA, 2 lrplcs, adult pk. away from noisy for 'jlropert.y & bldgs,. ~nd s@ 950 $83 500 -.; 1 , ac y. , gar, THE-·BLlrFFS . Beaut iful REALTORS 642-4623. ~I & au ry .rm., beamed St. One-half bl. from ~lub-$68 200 for business Call Oce vi to.,.,...;., ,._ L t I 0 C ';;J~ $325. mo. 833-1653/833-8974 view, 3 BR, 2~1 BA, lots C(' ngs &: pine paneled. house. n5.495. Call EVES. eoi' 11 .,Ac____nc."" • an ews. ~.._ ...... pper owel r• •1 renge o. Wfllh,._..AMIU of ex tras. s 1 4 , 5 0 0 . HARBOR View 5 Br, J Ba. Bltns & forced ait heat. 21H94-4690. we 1.1'&\T"VJJJ• Lantern. Builder, 642-4900 S•ttler Mtg. Co. • .....,..," EMPTY 3BR, frpl c, dbl Owner/Broker 642--0590 Somerset on cornl'r vie-iv Detached extra lrg. gar., CAN BE SEEN AT: HOUSE + 6 UNITS 642-2171 545-0611 $1 2 0 -Un I urn Ba c h ' gn.rage, No. of Gisler, West BY °"mr, Harbor Vu ~t. l~::~pedional~ 1e,~r:~~ aulo sprinkling s y • t em' CREST MONT New units at 26.17 Elden, Serving Harbor area 24 yrs. stove/refrig, util • pd , of Harbor. $295. 546-1909 H 4 Bd ,1 easy-care yard. A 11 e y ESTATES CM 1st 120001. writ -~·-E/slde. 3 Br. 2 Ba, trplc, fam nn., . omes, rm. "ontego, house. Lrg !reeds. 2 y,'()()(f acce!\s, room for boat or · user w 10 e DON'T BORROW $130-Bachelor, tum. Util pd. lot N So Coos Xlnt cond. & terms, &H-8909 decks & many xtras. By camper, Good schls, prime 1051 Site Dr., Brea. (Central oft. Call Builc!er 6464414. 'TIL YOU CALL USI E/side. ~ $300: n: 528-ls61. t DUPLEXES near the ocean "owner 1801 Port Carlow Nwpt. Hgt&. }ocatlon. l blk. Ave. across fl'om Brea NEW TRIPLEX $140-1 BR triplex unJ, nr Miles Larson Realtor ••. a Dally Pilot CJaalfled off O lff Dr. Shown by appt Comm. Hosp.) Lot #46. 3 BR House + 2 UnitJ at ~~~o~=-~ beach. Infant. Opt/drps. 2BR, newly de c 0 r a.t e d • * 673-8563 * Ail. 642 5678. only. 646-3142 CONTAC'_I' RAY, PK. ~1GR., 416 ~amilton, CM. Ing Los Ana:elea County for $2(6-Spic & Span aml 2 Br lmmac, no pets, sml child 711rq1191_1=1. for showing. --=~~===~ Call Swider, 646-4414 over~ yean and NOW in hse, l child. Gar. Fncd yd. ok, $195-mo., 21:*Cecil Place __ ;_.:.--:.·;,_ _ _;;,_ __ "'!""_..;.;:i....---C-1 Lot $17,500 4-P~good CM loe Bltns Orange ~ %'A'' ~:;. ""';:;..:r.; l Br u'B:iiBsCMi.,!11:." o; Cl(fiJ-0 £\'1t.. .( -f) £ ~C:.9 A 'p~~~E~':rAFadult SO'x140' Near 19thJr: Pomona ~.900 · Forced air ht. &lGNAf-71~o556-0:E 0), pet/child. E/side. FamWes. Agt. Fee. 979-3430 \:J~ 1-'"U ~).. ~ (,J" ;J conununity. 1750 Whittier ~v~i C.~ ?;iced low aty ~~EA_G~"-R~REAI;==TY~"~"-'=n 4500 Campus Drive, N.B. WE HA~0~· MANY EASTSIDE 2 Br. duplex. Thaf Intrig uing Word Game wifh a Chuckle ..... C.M. has avaUablc we:i.~ N: T~ylor Co. 6 UNITS In lovoly r .. ktential PRIV Pty has $5,000 CMh LANDLORDS FREE ~~i~~ '54~'.~, Eolil•4 lioy CLAY •• POU.AN ~o~~n6~:ii. ~~~ !1::~ REALTORS ~· WmBalboo's Peninsula to loan on pri~ N.B. or c D M Charmer - 3 br 2 0 Reorral'tge Ill• 6 scrombled to be appreciated 2111 San Joaquin Hill~ Rd. stis 000 ~r S4~9695 inc. MoC.M. proWperty od6 2124 250 ba.' -·Old brick F.P.-$350 2BR, crpts. drps, gar, 2 iml word1 below la moi.r.1 6 beautiful! 64&-7965. 9 an1 to Newport Center 644-4910 ' · ' · MI ant LAGUNA Brarid new • 3 children & no pets, SISS simple word~ PrinT le11e11 of (;j-;_'!j_~a 6 pm. NEWPORT BEACH HIAVECd3MmedWpllrlked ldl upl1cx"1 ~-N~ed t II br. 2 b a. -oullltanding view Dnp•n•""""Poinlnt court. 646-5223 eoch iro ITs line of 1quore~. n · !le s ng Y ...,....,... ~ or sma _ $35(1, Prime 3f1yfronl Site or combined. Might trade business. Will rep_ay $8400 NE W p ORT B 8 y f ronl ----------1 eONE·OF-A·KINDe }''or .boat repair & sales up. Prin only. 548-4957. in 2-3 ~10'1. Co-sigriet avail. Townhouse·-J br. 2 b a. SHARP 4 Br, 2 Be. View, I HAGTUN ' I I I I I' I I I BEXCOI I i.-;.., I ~I ;....;...;cl I ........-11 · ~~-~~~~--1 There's • modern West-I CALAPE I i. . ......_L __ ..... 1 .......... 1....i..1'.....t..j _, ern being 11rodvced for TV. lri this new version, I V E E C I 0 I the Indians attack a wogon ~===i ===i ==i='==i===i=: ~~ and circle it wit~.;;-. SE LTEP , C) Compleie The chuck!• q11C111cl by f1Uiri; iri Ill• mining word1 L....l.-L...J...-JL-...1..-J you dtve!op from •!ep N6. 3 h-low. 0 .. ,.................. • ' 0 11 I' I' 1·.r I' I' 1· 1· r·r I 0 ~;3 I I I I I • I I I I I Architect -des i g n.e d Biii Grundy Rltr. 675-6161 13 UNITS wJPool in E/slde 675-4616. Private slip _ $425. FJRm, bltlns, h'p\c, cptt, AQUARIUS 24 x 64 Golden-TWO adjoining 1 n c 0 m e CM. Inc. $l,960 per mo. Mortg•ges, C.D.M .• Shorec.liffs • 2 br. drps, Wl\l<:'r pd, $ 3 2 5 . \\'est Custom w/addn'I propertlC's, center Gosta $176,000. Owner. 548-9695 Tr·~ D--,, 260 2 ha .• Charm galore • $500. 962-2194 glan10rlzing & s p e c . u•i ..u CD M Shoreclllf 4 b CLOSE features. Fabulous decor & tllese~A~w20ne20r1·642_.eU'll 12 UNITS W/ pool,centrl CM """' ------______ ...:.._ __ 211-" ba: Private s b;ach r. Marina lo 0ana30RP 0 2;BnAt lndscpe:. Spec. full-length l1'liJ' UJVV inc. $2170 mo. $180,IXX>. ~~ "' · -• new 1 • o'heed both stdes. Adult Condominium• Ownfu'. 642-95~ Home Ownttl $650. Broker 6~7225 ~~ per m 0 • ~917gr Lolsuro World. for 10l1 160 lnduotrlol Property 161 CA$H NOW , LlTrLE MANSION, New ! CONDO ll.000 to l20,00o LAND.LORDS! BR 2 •-· -1mo APPITRIC custom hilt M<>- bile home. 17x45, xlnt, lrg porch, all v.'Ood pan, awn- ings, nu cpts. ~Ice Laguna Bea.ch Parl<. 49'!t-2984. DELUXE 2 Br Fleetwood, porch, awnings, tool i;hed $5,!m Huntington By The Sea Park, 548-2046 or --551-28.51-- 13.995. FLAMINGO, I bdrm. front kitchen, set-up In park. Space n>nt 14 7 . Sunrise Resales 89~ NE\-v-Cu"Stom-bl!-~'UtYln adult park on the bay. 118.500. 615-0723. I~ 10% SPENDABLE Loan commitments by phone ' ·-, -• W ~ 11ze 1n N -1331 es 4tl6 eve. ON GOLF COURSE Leaaod NNN • New Bldg. Su bject to vertlleation of • ~• . ........ Completely f urn I • he d Prime area facts. Monthly payments BMch • Corona. del Mar • 2 BR, 2 BA, frJJlc, bltns, including all kitchen equjpt Brtcr. 675-5075 after 4 PM. tailored to your lndtvklual It Laguna. Our Rental Ser. ocean view. No pets. Avail 1.tust be seen to be Lots·for Sele 170 requtmnen11. vice is FREE to You! Try Feb ht. 67l-7'961, 49J...5'126. appreciated. Computer buJ No need lo re-finance your Nu-View! Fount1ln Valley service avail. 180' VI-Hom..lte tow interest 111 T.D. with ,!'l;!:JIEW RINTALS Rief Carpet Realtors Newport Beach Back S. NATIONAL . MOR.TGA.GE v•.,_ or 6'-3248 497-1761 Plans -coastal ap:ro:r. 00. Let your equity woric 2 BR, CM, St~-i BR walk EAST BLUFF, Owner, 3 BR. SJ.5. ' 645-6177~ for )'OU, Just rtve us &-.call:" to tuch. HB. 3 BR.~$185 2 IMPROVED VIEW LOT No obligation. HB. 2 BR. 2 BA. Sunset Ilk ba2nd. pool, sohl•. w 111 I 6 0 , nd •· CALL , Beach. 2 BR, sin«!ft ok, tfl e T.D., low int. · acms ~amo Vflr. N1tlon1I Mortgege Co. Npt Bch. ~. Fee, 9194430 $49,500. or Le~ w/oplion Zoned for honies. $28,500. 83S-l"24 $JSO per mo. 644-1932 Npt PIAee ·Reru ty 67>-3600 2700 N M I HORSES & Sngl1 OK. 3 Br. • __ • fl. n, Santa Ana $285, kcluded, f n e d . 2·STORY 3 -BR condo, 1~\ Mountain, DeHr't ~----------Kkll/petl. n., •ncl gar. N. of So. Resort 174 e%Dfsc ;;,,.;;,,,:;; w Homelliiden 547'-9641 Cotl111:t Plaza. Call Holly, Ml ~1, ll3 pays $512 mo 979-1633 t.A.KE ARROMIEAD Incl JO% All dutl Im. Bx Balboa Penin1ul1 NEW 2 BR CONDO, encl. Gre~t fqr year rou~ living 3 Apple Valley 7t4/24,..!144 dbl •ar N of So ~--1 .)I close to the vl11•..... 3 · • · · · .....,_ 'Yr old Bavartan stylt 'J1M1 2ND TD at 9%, •PPf'OX bfl.l. BRAND New TI bu ron Townhou1e, fully crpt'd, drp'd, •If cleaa own a dshwhr. Wuher A dJ'Y'!I'. 3 BR. 2\i BA. Muter BR overJookl IOOI &: t:lubhnule. ~1.10/MO. Cati 9 6 ~ -6 6 16 wkdayl be.fr 5 pm. or 494--11116 cwt ' •knda. 3 liR, 2 BA, fiv rm , din rm. fan1 l"(l'I. kltchen, lrplc. 2 car gar,·nu luxurioug cP.(I. dl'pl, Ir Pfllnt, an appl. trg Plaza. Call Holly, 979-1633 home wtth OJ)en beant cell· ~.000,.3 ~ )'f'I ttmalnlnl. AcrMgo for Hie ISO EAST 'BLUFF Condo, S BR, lnp thru-Oul, 3 br 2 ba+ xlnt property, - 1 --~------3 bu. ,......,,.., $68,9'10. ~ llnllbed iJa!e. W• are · havt'\11 • J..,..ey FOINT-% blk to oce•n or yrd w/block fence, 1 blk IO bay. New w/w-crptf, 3 elem llChl, 2 blk1 to High BR, 2'ii &, • trple, no pets. sch!, $335 pt.I' mo. M2--0165 yrty rent $375 per mo. •h. 8 or ~8M3. Owner (ll3) ll8HSiO or Huntington 8ooch '19HL!8. 2 SCp. actt1 <l> view $15((1. Owrwr, &6()..l7'1S tntpt tor ptaynn or "White Seace' Ille ••• sen (ll fOf't'lt $2500. Near O...mect • 1tU hlg lttmt, Mldclllop: lndry J t c . IOmethlng wtrtli a Da.Uy SCRAM.LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 900 Alturu, CA. Elev. 4500 n. """'n Items or ..,. ll•m. $38,!0IJ, (2131 '51·3398 alter Pilot Oallllled Adi C&U -------------------------"-"Owntr=:::_.::••::"::°':...:::4'7:!·:.:lM;::::._ Just call 64Wl!St 6 pm or onylfme ... ....,,, -"°"' ON l'OINT 3Br, l Ba, po<. SPAllKLING <:LEAN . O\Hd ok NewlY painted. 2 bl, '<:pm, tfliJ9, blllnl, L.ae • .Encl polio.~ Red Carpot Rift' 893-l:ISJ.. . I " , nfurn. D.AJlV PllOl :· "t1ooi-OillUrn. 305 I HOuw ui.lum. 305 HOuw Unfum. 30s Ouploxos pts. urn. ., 1. .. Hunff""°" Boa<h .A.DOV£ Marlna·Lrx Mt. home. Fam nn, 3 br, 2 .,,.P.. All newly deror. N• bch. schl ~ lhopt. Qilldre• ok.-. L19uno Niguel NEW garden home 3' Br, 2 Ba, trplc, aecuriry gait', cettlo• •. 11y owner, 493-0136 or 847-8583. Lido Isle IMMEDIATE occupancy, 3 BR, 2 B/l, bll.1\1, culdesac LIDO Oppor. 3 BR, 3 BA, atreet, l&C. lot, dble gar., DR. $490/mo. o%i SIS $250. mo. Ask for Dale 133" Via w .... ""n 1"" ' 962-4471 -.• ~ LOVELY nelghborhoOO 4 br, ~Hio~ Viejo 2 ba, large lot, dbl g$r, FOR , ~· bltln•, super condition. $325. ui:.n.S&.f if, 2 Ba, Rent or lie. Mic for Dale, farn nn, erpt/drps, view. 9132-4471 \Yater pd. Avail · now . $~Imo. 557-5013 evenings only. MUST have rel. executive !am home, '3 Br, 3 Ba, fonn. din rm. 1 ml fron ocean. $450 per 111(1. Open. Call for appt. 962-7569 LllC ZBR, 2BA, fam rm, kitchen. crpta, drps, fenced yrd, 1265 per mo, 837-9115 :::Son=-J:-ua_n-:C.oap:;.i.;cst;.;.r.::;ano:;:.._1.H:.::un:::t::;lnt.:?:;ton:::_.:Boa:=:<:.:h:..__ J COiia Mo11 Ca pistrano Boa<h 'rt cb'["\l 'lt. nr :!'f'.::· 2 Br, 1 II ba, bllm, •~t --C-asa--de--0-ro--3 Br, 2 ba, cJ.hww1 *** bltmt: encl tlo: dbl gar: har, dlx. Adulfl. $210. ALL tn'ILITIES PAID yd, gar. 1275 mo. - '"-2675 • · Newport~. '::a:'e~•c:!h;o. --'"'1-:eu.~t~.m~<1esril,ll!>edml•.1,~ •• rr11tur1na!fir-, ~~~2"t~~~~~r":G~~?:!~""~ ... ::'.! .... ~t~l'r"-j--:i~~ FOR lease, adults only. NEW • Si)uck>ui ldtctM!n with in. MEDITERRANEAN 4 BR condo, % ml from Doluxe Boo ch Y Hr)y direct 11"btll>i I liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Marl.na. F'ull d!"PI &. crpt, 2 SR, trplc, crpts, drps, vtew • Scpa.rale dln'g are• 11 • ' • bJtn1, h'p!c. $275. ~46 balcony, 'bum, d/w, 3 • Honte-Uke stonige "" -· or 493-3381 house• to ocean. No }.'et•. • f'rtv::.te patios ~ -VILLAGE NEW 3 BR. m Village Sao l27S + UW. ~282 or e Closed garage w/storage $ Juan. pool ~lake prfv. S27S. ~ • Marble pullman 495-(f,14, 496.5767, ext 42. 1,,~o;::."'='='=.u=L"Y~3"'•"'°'•. ~2B"'A"",""ll • Kir1g-1z &inns TOWNHOUSE An address of distinction ln PINECREEK LIVES UP TO ITS NAME ..,w ~ """"'" q," e Axil • Barbeques • sur-Costa l\feM adjacent to N~w. University Park blk to bee.ch. $295 yearly, rounded with pl.ua11-l.and· 2 Br, firepla~. pOo1, private pm; Beach, Balboa, and the over 500 tall tree$ Md to ----"------1 3BR. 2BA, 2 blk! to beach, sea.ping , patios, conuncntal brealt· -Southland's tinest cbn111\un· tilreams with watel'falls LOVELY ~pgraded 3BR, 64,2..7914 & 642-3188 Adults, No Pels last. Spacious grounds, near !ties. c1-ea1e a relaxing setting for 2BA, nlce pa.Uo, nr pool 2 BR, 2 BA, 1"rplc, crpts, 1 BDRM. Furn. $190. &hop~.L"\i! i line beach. Fur. yoor spaciouio ne\v 1· or 2· & tennis murt1, U!ase, stove, rebig. Yrly. Blk to 365 w. Wilson 642.1971 ni.shed or unfurnished, from UNFURN ISHED 1;edroonl apar1nient From 67:J...3026 bay/bch. $270. 61...-8475 Unbell•v•bly Beautiful $250. Corona del Mar, 11 ~room • De ~m 1$116595.. $170. 1'"\Jmilure fl.~'ailable. SPACIOUS 3 Br 3 6#2b1l. ocuroom °' n ••vm Office open 9:00 to 6:00. 2300 • Ba, S.n Juan •pfstrano VAL D'ISERE Carden AptL 2 Bedrooms from S215 Townhouse w/ farnlly rm.1-----~----1 Adults _ no pets. Flowers 2 Br Townhouse:• from $250 Fairview Rd., Costa l\Jesa. :iOXI tq. ft. AvaU Jan 3L NEW 2 &: 3 BR, pvt yd everywhere. Stream &: NEW 3 bed d le Phone: 545-2300. N•wmrt S.1ch $400/mo 1se 552-9299 &: db I e garages t ~ .. ••• 1 n--b-• • room up X Please call for Availabilities CLOSE to shopp;••. NI-, J;..;.. • , wa e~1au, ..,, poo . n.o:<;. '"'''· .,..t 0 for I Sou~ -~ ._ CondomJniumt • t o v e I d sh w h r Rec Sauna. Sgls 1-2 Bdrm. • ,.. .. 1 , •P ace. '" cle&Ji 1 & 2 BR aptB. No NEW 3 Br, 2 Ba, ram rm w/ trplc, crpt1/drps. 2~~ ...;;:.;;J~.;....;.,;.;;.:;;;_ __ car gar. Low malnt. yard. 1310/MO. W... P H : TENNIS BUFFS -Unfurn. 320 ~bi~-.. "T Ali,:;~.e 1 SErum-E U!Tnlum ..........,fromp $142. o! Hl983h~•1Y14, ne~~.i~:P-75 ~ ~ts0~11n ~~ peta. Bltns, dshwhn, crpts, 2 BR U1'furn. Fr. $245 Covered Parking. La r I e Heatf'd J>ool. Slun&I and Rf!Cftfl.t\oo Room HUNTINGTON PACIFIC 7.u OCEAN Ave., H.B. (i14) 536-1487 Ote. open 10 WTI-9pm Dally \\llLUAM \VA4T£RS CO. . UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 2 BR. Bltm, nelvly deQ>r&ICd. encl &nragCil. Beautlful lanmcaping. l.rg play area. a Chlld'1 ttream. Close to shopping & schlR. Children v.-elcome. 842-0480; II no ans 847·7331 . 53!>®1 • 2 Br house In HB. 11'2 yrd, $165. mo. New 2 Br gar ·a.pl. $250 mo. C d"M 675-2672/675-1634. Only steps to tennis court, "' ..-. : MJIN anons, ptng. ,. or -l\1esa at Ring Brothen' drpfl, washing iacil., closed swimming pool from NEW Costa Mesa Duplex .. , I ~642-8l10.~~"·==-=-~~-J !~~~""~""'""~~I Afedfteninean Village. The ~~um.. PAID * $220.-NEW 3 bedroom, (or 2 & den), 2 Sty'3 BR ,..__.i_ il Furn or Unfum 355 $30 WEEk A UP NE\V Front Duplex, 3BR, country is the setting where $160 -1 BR. $185 -2 BR. e 2 BR, l~ BA formal dining, fireplace, self ......,......,, l "l'a' Ba. J• • e Studio & 1 BR Apts. quaint cobblestone rourt· Call 642--8378 e Bltns + OW cleaning oven, beauutul Can-Encl dbl pr. Ca 11 Co~ del Mir • TV &: Maid Service Avail. 2BA, trplc, ga.a al)pliances, yards · and pathwa,ys wind e Wet Bar )'Oil.. viewtmght lights~ Im·. Holly, 979-1633 or eves •Phone Service -Hid. Pool quiet, attrac, $385, no lse, over s1reams and ponds to FOUR SEASON's APTS • EnrJ°'4!d C1µ'81e 4 BDRM. 2-Bath, 1mma€. mediately available. Located $52-Tl12 2 BR duplex, So. Of.-Hwy. • Children A-Pet Section Sorey no pets, 1 O6 the door of your villa Spacious 2 sty 2 BR, J l~ • 12 Blocks to beach home. Yard & home like high on the hills of Harbor NEW 2 Br. Condo. Encl dbl l'i BA. sunde('k, gar. Unf. 2376 Newport Blvd., O.l Narcissus, 613-4691. apartment. BA. Ne\\' shag. Prlv patio. • \Vll.lk 10 markl!'t new. S32S. mo. 847--062 or View Hills. $495 per month: gar, Nr. S.Cst Plaza. Call $270, Fum. $300. 323% MS--9755 or 645-3967 2 BR, FRPLC, gar, Iaund Pool. O:lnv. Joe. No • No Kids or Petli 5.33-!m 644-4687. Holly, 979-1633 or eves Larkspur. Mr. Osm ond , (Ad good for $5 on rent) fac, South of HWY, clean. -Fireplaces, \\•et bars, pets.$165. Realtor 536-8836 3 BDR, 2 ba, house near $275 _ 2 BR frplc bltns 552-7712 Days 521-2703, Eves. no pets, (213) 431·1.19a Ct1.ll beamed ceilings, wood pan. 735 Joann SL 646-1"50 -00-G-R_U_N-== bch. New carpets, pnlnt, & garage, ya:ro, Pat J 0 ; El Toro 963-4355 Huntington Beach aft 4. eUng. LRG l Br .• 4·Plex, cpts, drps, Spti.'c. 2 Sr, CID closed gar. stove, dbl ga.r., fenced yard, child/pct welc! ' ---------A F $!55-$l 65 \\'ATERFRONT yrly 2 Br, 2 -li'ash:ion d~lgned. ':'°lor·~ refrig. D/\V, laund, $140 Pool & rec :rm. $}6S/mo. Agent Bill Huntley 645-7221. $2% -~C 3 BR, yard, NEW Condo, 2 BR, 2 story, pts. urn. 360 BACHELOR & 1 BR, Pvt Ba, lrplc, 2 J>l:ltios. $350 mo. ot'l'.Unated interiors, \v1th G:267ij'. C Shalhnar 3 BR, $199. 842-0389 or WON'T Last 3 BR. $200. Dbl patio, child/pet, Corona del pool, al e. $250, 557·1139 Balboa Island gar, Jaund rnt, adults, ~4131~rand Canal. Phone -P~: ~tl::i::d baJ. Io'~=""'-~----i ~•"l::."°''504=·~------I ~ar., ~!cddyrd for5~~s,-64-, ~r. 3 BR 2 BA frpj .or _968-ll63 842-7848. conies. $~~pl~.p2~~s2Bf~rcp?su~::,! 2 BR, 2 BA., upper, blt1' ome in ers • bit·!;, gars.le, yard. r.iJO Fountain Vafley DbE1I_..UXE 1 3BTVR; frp~A, aailll 1 BDRM,1 block fromoCean. 1 BR. APT. Stove & refrig. -Community Center with bltins. No pets 540-6'152 elec. range, cpts, drps, $150 J BR house. Cl\1, $115. 3 Sands. . uns, co or ' c, av Redecorated, pool. $130. Crpts, drp.s, single gar. spacious lounges billiard mo. 892-4732 BR. llB, $185. Singles or NU-VIEW RENTALS l STY. 2nd~ BR., over now June 15, $375 mo, ULU 96()..2508 $180/MO. Call ReJ1.ltor, . & ping pong rooilis. Dana Po1nr l BR, upstf,lirs, 2 blks. Crom Families. Agt. Fee. m-st30 ~-•""o or <"• ""Ao dbl gar., elec door opener, pd. AJso avail weekly thru 673-9010 -3 swl.niming pools, outdoor f ;:.::;;;;_:...::;;;;;._____ Pvt 5165 "''.r"tW '1't-,)~ elec kitch pool, tennis crt, summer. TI4-67$-2099. Laguna Beach 2BR + den, 2 BA, duplex, whirlpool, 4 night-lighted DANA Point Apt. 2 BR l oceanldeal · for 1 "'orr. 2 •du~1°,,· 3BR, 2bat f1lc, bll ins, gar, VIEW sauna, 4 miles from ocean. 4 BR avail now i;; blk crpts, d rps, appl.iances, tennis Courts. ba range, c pt 11 / d rps. 846-2000 lrg fenced ot, 9172 AMik BRAND NEW PALERl\fO J210. 548-1674, 646-5632 to hay, Lrg • BR's. $4z..$75 week. $150-$275 mo. garage. GT:>-6369. -Health spa \\-Ith gym-Immcd. occupancy. $185 St, $295 per mo, 536-4833 ,,..,, 2 Hotel rooms $36 week $125 · ft_,, "'o" "'.78 NEW Dix 2 Br, 1 1,s Ba 4 Bdrm, 2~ Ba, crpt1, drps, ~oR. % ba, Condo, wtth STUDENTS WELCOME. month. Heated pool Laguna 2 BR, 1 BA, carpel!:, drapes, ~tum """' .seri;~~~·s '10'll"'J"t • dplx, nr bch, bltns. lndry Irvin• NEW HOMES 2 BR. den, 2 ba ••••...• $425 3 BR, 2 balhs • .. • • • • • $435 3 BR. fam nn, 2 ba .... $450 4 BR. fAm· rm, 21,.2 ba. . $475 JiEA!tL.Y NJ;W _ " BR, lam nn, 2~~ ba .• $350 3 BR, 2 baths . :. . • . . . $390 2 BR, den, 2 ba ........ $400 3 BR, bonus rm, 2 ba •• $<125 ''SINCE 1946" 1st Western Bank Bldg. Unlvendty Park, Jivine Days 552,7000 Nights grusardeneclubr.6Pvtmos~ & ten-~.,.us .. ~~°"!!'!~~~ $250/?tfO, 213-289-8366 eves Motor Inn, 1575 N. Coast .~plaOce. Pool. cludingwomesaun"'a baac"'' 'lrl· ONE month's tree rent. 2 rm. 609 18th St. $2651q10. · · ""'· ._,-o .._..""111• ....... OIW""'tAll Balboa Peninsula Hwy 494-3537 .-..IM · 67S-0062 · BR luxurious apt. Lease. 546-6299 IJJ.Or,;5. Per Mo. BOB Hunli"9!Gn llMch ••• WEEK & UP EFFIC. apts lrom $50 wk 2 BR, I BA. crp,., ~. -~,z'.'etn to lroure $215. mo .. 496-5988. NEW 2 BR & 3 BR Apts. 2 BORl\f + guest, living, dlnlng, 2 ba, CID, 2 car, private bch. $390/mo. Monlh 10 month. Make oUer. -or $11U mo Pool maid Xlnt locaboll. $220 Yrlu. -A , ...... al -~-n lor ~-Eost Bluff •'lfll'l to M•• Adltlt •· Fam 4 Br, J'ba. freshly painted.• SeepibgRoom.s ph, !dry, 'vu1agC lnri Avail nlid·Feb. 548-5300 -1 with'~aU~'i; "IV:llt: --'--'-------;ctk>n, ;-;. Patto.fenced dblDlshwshr,2 dpoolispos, e:!:1...!!!· •. ~k<eIJVI JngARDof'N ma 494-9436 NEW 2BR, plush cpt drapes .....Qmveni(!fltly Jocated to an e DE LUXE • yard, nr. beach. 846-Jl.66. gar, s, P><v.,_...... Vl.~&n ew BEACON RENTALS bltins, view. 1 block to bch. of Sx.ithern Ca.lifomia, just 3 BR, 2 BA apt for lease. H bo s:m mo. 968-8S12. · BALBOA NN I...agma Beach Utilities pd ~ minutes from the Pacific · lncld spac. master suite, din untington Har ur THE GERRIE CO. 3-BR, newly decorated, trplc, 105 Main Stf!el 494·M91 2BR, ·upper duplex, view, Ocean and_ Newport Beach _nn _!j!~~r. Auto door FOR rent or leap brand garage, washer/dryer, $250 675-8740 N n-h balcony, S250 per mo, Quiet OYeT'looking the Cost a <>?'-'ner avait. POOi &Recrea-;-new 2 BR T~ awim Rltr, 644!8070/644-4228 lse. 535-3777 or 536-7282 ONLY Millionaires can ewport g<9'ac street. 67J..4)755 Mesa Country Club. lion area. pool & rec Close to S\Vl'-1. Sall. Fish from Irvine afford to stay here In the BACHELOR Apt, yearly. At Costa Mesa OPEN EVERY DAY 865 ~igs:'\v~ NB ocean, patio & ·very private. patio, overlooking beaut. summer, yours uritll June Beach.$120/?110. + $35/mo lIOURS: 9:30 to 5:30 Managed by° call collect, 213-322--4127 aft WATERFRONT 3BR. 2ba, Sharp, 3 hr, vacant, close for $150 per" mo, lBR, prl extra for lhe 3 summer 1:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; WILLIAM WALTERS co. c6-"'pm"'--------I honu•. 2 blka to ocean, to all shopping.. Ag t, bch. 926 East Balboa Blvd, mo's. AISQ 1 BR. until June LARGE 2 Br, 2 Bai studio. Dlrecill tions to Mediten'tlll~ "Huntington Beach Irvine S;-8t-lennb10,-S<illr"11>rt,5'<, " -aLbcach,_$135/..mo ·v.--patio New-apts, V age: From the San :;..;.;;;;:;_ _______ I 54&-lm Mission Viejo BEACH & pier & parking. pets. 675-2833 or 675-5800 drps wall panl'g immed -ui~~Hlll'M e WALK TO BEACH 2-BR:-&>ndoowafflu1t-S,..n.if-.-j 3 BR, 2 bas. shag , drps, 1 br $180. Util. Adlts. 303 Bkr. occuPancy. Nr. Baker i. Blvd., South 2 miles. Or 1 & 2 b $225/mo. bit-ins, trplc, ga r age MISSION Vlejo Aliso Villa. E. Edgewater. l..STI-2866. e Bristol .$189 J.1gr. 979--8719 from N~rport Blvd., turn Brand nu r. crpfs, Cali &12-2657 w/workshop. Lg Pat io New 2 BR. 1''rple. Air cohd. l Br apt·l bllc ocean, l Blk OCEAN front 3 Br, 1 '4 North on Harbor Blvd. g~.ps~, 0;~·7-~7 lGth Laguna Speh Beach ~2 blk, $39;> yr!~" & View. $250 mo. 644-5971 bay. $155 mo. U24 W. Ba Avai Feb 1, 74, to June 2 BR, 1 ba sngl sty, gan:len MEDITERRANEAN 675-2124 Newport BHc:h Balboa B!vd. GiiJ-2366 15, 74, no pets, $350 mo. unit, shag cpts.. d rps, VfLLAGE 2 BLKS Beach, 2BR. altrac NEW deluxe townhouse, BLUFFS TOWNHOUSE. Ele-mE BLUFFS-0u-.. _.1_ 2 Br, 2 ba, newly crptd. (213) 861-4264. dishwhr, lncld patio, beam 2400 Harbor Blvd. bit-ins, new cpt, paint & 2BR + den, \\'et bar, ocean 2 SR. 1 $225/300 gent 4 Br., .2~ii Ba . new 3 BR, conve;nt'~ $235 mo. yearly lease. Call $35 per wk & up. 1 BR, ceil, frpl, gar. Adults $190. Costa Afesa, California , ~7~: lS:.i!i~· mo. 536-9638 view, wlk lo beach. 1 yr 2 BR, '2 :~."-;Jc -· S175 ~DEC.C~ ""t w, schl1. pool carpeted & d r a Ped 673-9591, 675-4600 2 Brid &: bach's. Col !or TV, T""°IREDEldefn. mai!No. 02. 53b7-31!', F'tili 9'}Jj'};SH ........ 3BR 2BA duplex dbl gar , ~~=ing~ew~uxr:°i.s~ 3 BR 2 baths •"°"'/425 ~. o s ee , ,_: .. _ . • , __ ... .iA~· C del Mar ma serv, poo. THE o s · r a,,.... • ou ..... 06 -, , • • T ~... ·"-... ·4 BR.' 2~ baths' i.100mo1475 "71"'4-49'-3m:.;:,:..;c· =-~~--OUuwuo:: nwn.. .llA.JUl.KU, orona MESA, 415 N. Newport BRAND NEW 2 Br, 2 Ba, Telephone cn4 ) 557.SOOO yrd, Jaund hookup, d/w, 1 w:nb,'t;~ch.i:m ~~ CALL 552-7500 BEACH home, 3 !IR, brk ~7S .i~~· 6~t4 ~11~~ NEWLY painted, 2 stDry 3 Blvd., NB. ~9681. ll50 sq. ft. adult apts Nr ELBOW ROOMI mile21from beach, oo pets, cleaning on lease. 536-8138 to ocean. Newly decor. Pri e\•es/~• BR, den. 2 ba, $.150. WANTED fema1e to share 20th & Npt. $235-$250. For y · ~84:.:2:.·=78:.,..~~~--.,-I VISION commun W/pool "25. .........., M bea s reservations 6~ agt ou can look a lot but you Clean, qw'et l & 2 Br, nearly Rustic Charmer ...... EXCITING Bluffs 3 br, 2Y.i: 497-2575, :-:·_=.,-., or r . ut panlsb American · ' -· won't find anything 10 6'i:>-U15 .. ~. "" teM•'• club. T __ Johnson 494-M'll. bon:te ln Newport Shores-2 MARTINIQUE APTS. compare · wltb the 1816e new bldg. Wtr/gas JXI, child l·Bdrm. unit cl~ to beach 3·' "'B°'R""."2::..,BA~.~,,-m-rm-.-d~J-n 1 ... ' .__,, teacherl, 5411-9444, 645-4444. 2 & 3 BR. Priv. patios. Pool. rooms, great Jocatlo" •-~~~1~_2 pel3. $145 & $160. & shopping In South Laguna. h,'11 1495/mo. Sale by owner 2 BR, Ill ha, Tenrua cnurts. « ~ ~ st & 1r1g Incl 1175 rm, trpl. Y.•aDpaper, bltns. $69,9!1;. WW take 2nd. pool, Continental break!ut OCEANFRONT APT 1 Br Nr. shopg. Adu/111 only. garden setting here. 2 BR ove re ind · Ca '-"""'-'-"-'4 -N;::._;;,;;_lr=pal'k;=-$-i :--. --------~ 49'-&>33, .fM..l?lil -. ~ 1m Santa-Ana Ave .. c .r-.1. + Den, lge living areas, ..,,,. WALK TO BEACH mo., all util. uded. ll REALTY • REALTORS .Jn>.389<o:=~;.,.~-~~~-~~~~~~~~=""'H::::=-'""'---'"""-.J!'-...U!!lO.tMgr.-ID----6$5542 -ceramlc-kitcbens:-;2'-fJa ! ~!rDrps;-Bltns:, a D't. 499-3939._ ::: SHARP l sty Bluth mbdo. SML 2BR. lba. util pd, quiet ~1930 2 BR, SUiO. J"\.L..ts, d"", outside there's I .1 o !"" e, l" s , garage. 308 16th St. 536-2165 2 & 3 BR ocean vu, new Univ. Park C.entcr, Irvine l'BR, 2BA. 'crpted. dbl gar, 3 BR 2 Ba. Vacant. married cple, $210 Pf'I' mo, '-':qi '"0 putting pool ~'Id \V I 3957 ·lie to"' be • h -· • - fenced, v.•lk to shops, swim S395/mo: Sale by owner, 67S-3SU bef 6:30 pm JI00..00. ON BEACH bltns. single story, beam N · ~uy ; ~ 1e-or 847· · wa411 ... ~ .... .-~. ,.:::s • ..,.,,,, BROADMOOR, Turtlerock. & sand. $330 mo, PM $49,995. Will take 2nd l Br, turn . Adj to complete Frtt UUI • 13' x 21' ceiling, selected Pet ok. 2043 fzi~e. o pe · ours or 2 BR, 1 BA J 2 BR, 2 BA, ~ « 'Qt-....,.. Plan 4, 2 story, 4 bdrms., ,6:.07>-:..:.1':0!7;_~~~~~ 8l3-86J5 shopping area. $t7S mo. 602 kit. j: Bllh • Newport ~~t C, CM, 646-9243 T.HE VENDOME Cptes, no children, qulet, "Mo.:;;11:;.;..V;_e:;rd.:;;• _____ 1 =~ ba, famNnn, 2 kfl'pCllc's, l hse, 2 Br, 2 ba, frplc. NEW 3 BR, 3 BA, din. rm., Heliotrope. 831-1300. m-1241 or 6i;i....6(KS I.. blk to beach, 213 C t.l· ,..,ag crpts. r. pa.r . ose pool priv. $300. rno. 1•2 Br 2BR Cron du I f I 3 BR, 2 BA, adults, no pets, 1845 ~.~~· C.M. laii ta. HQME ATMOSPHERE-Dix. 2 to all schools. $475 mo. t 1 ba. I'""" frplc, dbl gar., cpls, dilJS, A'ITRACTIVE ba c helor • t px, urn un(um lrpl ...... dbl .nO"'~•w &: 3 br, $170 up. Rental DAVID D. CARLSON 6~. agt.wv. mo. &42-2S7B manr qua!, extras. pool, etudio, $l00 mo. Call 1 blk-ocean; $210 avail mw c, enc. pa.,..,, enc. NEW Apts. Walk to Sch. Ole, 3095 Mace A v e • R TOR 9293 tennis, sauna. 544-3049. ~2668 128 46 st, SHAG, 644-4340. garclo, ,..,&·m 1 ~A Beaedut, Sierra Viii ·each, 1·2-3 Br. Fr\. S150. 546-l034 EAL ~ spa us nu y •=""'' . age Extras. s:i&-2579, eves LOVEll..Y Newport Heights NEW 4 BR, 3 bas. Fam-nn, Cost• Mesa 1 Bdrm, Nr bch, Till June $275 mo. 673-9169 or 673-1194 536-0269 Mission Vie)o· 2 BR CONDO .•• From $220. home 3 BR &: den, 2 BA, Din-nn, cpll, drpe, dblel.::C=.::;.;c.;;.;;.;..;;.. ____ I 30tht..J!70. mo. Broker,Call * ELM CAROENS API'S Small Adult Complex In Lush BR Crp _.;... __ .,__ ___ _ -$245. mo. lse · fonn. din rm., f\Jµy cptd gar., extras. M5-S728 $135/Mo. 1 BR, deluxe mob. ~~. • ·Adults ~ FOolslde SI.50 0·p Forest Selltlng. Located 5 LRG 1 • Upper. ts, ·DARLING &: Clean-condo 2 BR -oo •.•• $265. Mo.1•~-& ,,,--1, 5C8-3014 BLUFFS 4 BR 211 ba home Ma"·-adult couple BAcH apt. ~-y ,,,·ew, near Min '-m Beach & '°'-'"' drps, bltns, carports, nr 11•..i ..... , 2 BR, -1. ,...,.._._, ........ """ .... ,.... * ' ' ' . '"'-.::: . . °" ·• .Also .. Oilldren's Section 2 B;, ulv" Ba 1195. c"a"s' .& -.... & """"'g.$140. No pets. ,.:.;:_~ lac o·n ':l. ~!:. -.!'.:". 3 BR Home • · • $285. Mollse BLUFFS. view, pool . Brand din rm, lam rm. prt patio. No pets. -~t, secure. beach, shopping&. bus. $155 177 E 22nd st. CM 642-?.645 • l\li ...... .T ... A .. ~ uc: ,....,,n ...,,.T .,..,. _... n.c<: 3 BR home ·•·• $.'m. Afofue New lg. 3' BR., 211 ~.. •A<w:: ·~ ••~1·~ Ponderosa Mobile Est 1001 ..-.. 1y ,,...., ,....,_., · • Water Paid. No Pets. Call.....,...,_ or'""'"""'""· fac, encl ear. $220/mo. 4 BR home ···· $425. '-fo/l!!e fa m. rm. Only •.t-:n. month! S-c'"1°"...,... "°"' N....,....,rt Blvd, &f6..8373. -1~-• 11 ,,,.....,,..... NEW 2BR, util pd, children ll4 E. a:>th St., C.M. 2 BR, I BA, bHins, garage, .&w.1569=:==-~-----RANCll REALTY 551 -~ -1 ~~..-1 Br, tum, slight ocean view we! Crp •••" --IANJ H.B. Dowd, Rlt. 644--0134 ,_•_n __ ._ .. _-.. _e ____ 1F • L-~ n-~-lo & Pool . 1 come, no pets, ts, .....,...,.137 or 6464005 $135. Ask for Dale. Newport Beach . , . urn11,._ IHKnw rs , .s111g e adult $15.5. drps, patio, manager 1960 F •1 F Ap 9624471 BBrEA, UT2 .BaPrlnce, ,_ton11vm~ld1."3 VERY attractive 2 BR & 3 BR. 2\~ BA, panoramic 1 Br's Exceptionally Yrly. 646-2696 Wallace Apt 6 642-T.M amt y un ts. NEAR be h 3 Br 1 Ba •• c XI Den. Harbor View home. ocean vlev." golf course & n'i•-. 21 10 Newport Blvd 2 BR FURN. Util pd. Kids ' ' Award winning t, 2 & 3 LRG 2 Br, 1 'ii Ba studio, 1 lacbdrm, Sund• eek' area, BBQ Ii. patkl. nt ?l.lany extras. Close to pool. cl b hou 1 11 -2 BR, crpts, lh'ps, bltns, br apts \V/famlly rms No encl gar, yan:I. Couple. new cp • g s. · Univ. Prk loc. $32.S/mo. ~1837 s!nmii: ~1,v493-~~~; Cost• tMu *0'j~y0f·~.lk~an. patio, garage. Adults. $180. lease. SorTy, no pets. From $157.50/mo. 847-4440 Yrly. $300/MO. ~2216 Avail 'Feb lsl. 552-735.S. * 4 BR, 3 BA, · ~ story 4!J6..8690. $169.50 gives You spotless 2 2346 Santa Ana Ave· just U75. OUR TO\VN e $149 -2 BR, 2 Ba. Pool. * BAYFRONT · SPACIOUS BEAlIT. New 3 Br, 2 Ba, townhse, Back Bay, pool, Santi An• Br furn. v.·/w cpts, v.·alk in San Clemente 833-8731 Family A,pll, 1250 Adams $'15. Moving cash Rebait. 3JJr, lse. $350 lnc util. 2 Univ. Pk. Gold shag crpts, gar. S375/mo. 83J.16S3/ 1----------1 clos., blt·in appl. Close to San Clemente Resldt>nt Hotel MODERN ~Br. Ctpts, drps, Ave. (Adaml!I at Fairviewl, 96().2004 or 646-9666 blk from ocean. 675-4397. matching drp.s, lrg palk>, 8J3.8974. l.l\1I\1'ED. occupancy. Brad· DCC & shopping. No dogs, $79.00.Per Month blt·ins. Oilld~ ok. No Costa Mesa. Phone 55&-0166. 2 BR, 2 BA .. upper, bltn1 LRG 2BR, trplc, drpa,, crpts, atrium, $42S/.mo. -1..eaM?.-•• EXEClITIVE v· 5 B lord place 3 br, 2 ha, din adults only. 536-5114 Quiet -Secure pets. $155. Avail Feb. L All)' day is the BES'r DAY to elec. range, cpts, drps, $15().. ..llilt...only, no pets. $225 Owner. 644-8813 or 5.13-65.50 tew r rm, 2 car gacage, nnnl. $2-15. 2BR Trailers furnished, $125 ...,,,_ ·· ·1 Riki d' 546-2222 run an ad! Don't tle lay, , mo. 89Z4732 ~7 or ~aft 6pm l~-----1~~~~~~g~~~H.V. hm. Fam rm, din rm, """ r ·w.1.--uti -w ng istance J 1ennis l. . Ov.•ner. Phone 6-t4--05$ & $130 . mo inclding utils, to everything LR~ _Bachelor,140ne~Q. ~O Apt. Unfurn. 365 . Apt. Unturn. 365 Apt. Unfurn: 365 4 • um. 64$-1809 Pe."-BEACH home, 4 BR, 2 bas, HOTEL -_. . 979-0134 ....... Irvine Irvine rv1ne • t 3 ' • ,. ... } .. ,. ., ' 1: t i • :1;'1.;. •< f: .-,__ ,• • • ' " NEW 2 BR & convert den. B r oe.d m oor, Turtlerock, SJl...8647 eves/wknds "Fam-rm. pool-n-n w/pool Cifsta M811 *"'ELM· GARDENS APTS. _e ll4 DEL MAR, S.C. e li;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijil tble., tryle. TeMis & pool e Adults · I'oolsi~e $150 O.p l2S NEWLY DECORATED 28Rjl priv. Lease $425. 645--0836 3 & 4 BR 'J\mh!le, nr e Also Children s Section S · mo, 1 BR, no pets upper apt. Oose to NE\V HV home. 3 br, 2 ""'immlng pool. $2751$295. 177· E. 2'1nd St., CM 642-3645 1 child. ~~c dep, l08 11 hop pl n g. No Pets. ha f rm .. d See Jack 979--1633, aft 6 ADULT large 1·uiet 2 BR Dolores, . $1fi0/MO. 640-8823 $175 -tfl'IL Pd. Nice 1 BR, bHns, deck. sml. pet, • am • crp • rps, 64.f..6918 . • ' Apt. Unfurn. 365 ~~~~~,~,<~B~-2 car gar, pool, tennis prlv., pool bit-ms, super clean, ~---------3 BR., 2 'Ii A. $450 mo. ~s Huntington 8Hch $160. No pets. ~4 Balboa Island Walk to sbops & schools, So. Laguna. 1235 -2 BR, 2 BA, deck, beaut. ocean view, Aliso * BLUFFS, ·4 BR, 2~) BA, NE W B·E AC HWA L K '1 ,BR, lrg;-twin beds. Adult. ---------No Pets 549-3524 din nn, tam nn~ prj patio, Townhorne. Ideal for Bachelors, $160. CHARMING bay view uwe.r 2868 LaSalle, Apt l, C.M. Beach. • $425 mo., 644-1480 Plan c model 3 BR, 2 * 1993 Church St. 543-9633 duplex. Quality thruout. 1 B R, f i r e p I a c e . OCEAN View, 4BR. 2600 sq .BA. ·Pool & clubhse facU. COMPLETELY furn 1 BR. Yrly. 3 .BR, 3. BA, frplc, Professionally deeorated. ft, 3 ~ ba., private lot, Walking dist. 10 beach & apt'.Adufts only; nd' pets. 131 "'Avail 2/1. 6'f..tlll~ eve tiaritge. -1225 .mo. AvlPJ. J300 -CHARMING 2 BR. frplc home. Vittoria Beach. $350 -3 BR. 2 BA, frplc, garage. deck. No C"nd. NU-VIEW RENTALS lease $635 per mo. 644-1554 scbla. ~Lease. SE-4776 Flower St, cri.t. 646-7883 GTa-5067. 325% Sapphire. now. Gn.5013. SPECIAL 1 Br. 4-plex $180. 3BR. (rplc, patio, enclsd gar 1 BR. Furnished. $135/mo. ATTRAC 1 BR upper, Yrly, 2 Br, 1 ba & 3 br, 1% ba, Gar. Super Sharp! A carport, pool $225, Adults, no pe13. mature lady. no pel3, $235. bltn range, drps, crpt, pool, 673-4030 or 494-3248. Homefin(Mrs -547.9641 847-4074 call 642-5848 Incl Util1. 613-1503 clubrm, carport. 2212 Col- T Bl d Del XLNIT LOCATION Attra t. Jege Ave. 346-0032. STUDENT Nice B11ich $115 eat, sleep, shower, •l'la~. HEART o( Laguna, lrg Bach NE\VPORT HE IGHTS 4 BR. Newnort Beach NEWPOR v near · c 1ve -=w ~'far 1 BR. $145 nJO. extra lrg 2 BR. w/ garage. 1 BR. Close to shop'g. 3 BA, walk to· all schools. 3 2 .~ 642 111:t'lft Yearly. 673-1454 $122.50/?.10. Also Large 2 llSOIMO. 64>-lml BR, BA·.,..,. • ~ 3 BR, 2~) BA $350. APT for rent. util pd, must $275. by yeai'. 2 br, 1 ha, BR $l40/?l.i0. No pets. $150 yrl,y. Util pd. See nov.'. ** NE\V LARGE Spanish NEWER 2 Br, 2 Ba n95 style 4 bedroom home vu C & D, fncd for kid11: & located In hills a b o v e pets. Nl'Wpot1. Split level living OLDER 2 Br. $325 w/gar. 2 & formal dining room with bl~ ocean, kids &::. ~ts. fireplace &. large ben.m ALA Rent•ls 642.aJp cathedral Ceilings. Gold Bll·lns, crpls, drps, pool, 2 be respectable, 1 pet'90n, gtove, refrlg, . crpt, drps:, 675-2833 or 6~ Bkr. car g11 r. Older cpl only. !ICe George, 642-4613 redec. 613-94fi6/675--4533 VERY Clean, 28R, ctpts, Nr Hoag Hos. Rllr, 642·5333. A F 360 A t F 360 new drps, bllins, no pets, Duplexes Fum. 345 .;P:;.t.;s;_' .;_.;.•.;rn ... _____ _,P_s_._ur_n_. ----'--1 $155, 786 Shalimar, 642-8907 • Costa Mesa Costa Mesa 1 & 2 BR. $135-$15.5. Stove, Balboa P•ninsula 3 B ho I vt di shag carpet. Custom drapes. r me w P n rm, 1 YEARLY, furn 3 BR, 2 ha -1 • -t ·-'-·-H11-country gty e step u11 c ... a •• ~a oeeanvn:w ......... b--• new unit. 3 doors CUU o u.a> 01 saver kitchen/ f a m I J y 1·iu"' ~ r. 0· room. Private tennis &: from ocean $400 mo. (905 · swim club: $495 ·month. W. Balboa) 67l-m Acl. 211~h n:::...~ bi'k 1 ~-~~~o~r~sc...~·~735.~--2BR. 1 Ba. Upper w/ View. beach. 1 blk Safeway. Newport lte'""h $235/mo. Incl: ulll. Winter Adulb $210. 228 Grandview 1---''---'"''-"---only. Call ~1 OCEAN VU, 3 Arch Bay, 3 BR fO •.._lb!< mkldle 1.No_w_po,_rt_h_o_clt __ _ 211ll, 11'2 patio, l350 le.,., aged or older oouple. Long . ••y VIEW By owner 499-1130 mm ~tal only. No ~ children or doll. $775. 1513 4 BR, 2 BA. upper. Comp!. 4BR, 38A. 2 frplc, lam rm, Clift Dr, $48-aB2 evea or tum. Re-dee. 2 blkll to ~ MJ -'!M ~!led OCCUJ>, wkencbi. beftch, 44th St. Avail im· ' .... ;>\I mo, ..,,,,,....,,"" med. Call eYH. 832·9478. LEASE Oce&n Vu home, 0 CE AN FR 0 NT Beaut. :i~~&.~ i;.Yei $300,:IBR, ---'-2BA-.-..,-.-----.. -tto Wlnttr Rental 2 Br, 2 Ba, Tennis, pool, oet&n $325 w/ fri>I. $250 per n"IO. Laka F .... st ,..,iy. ~29'll :646-;:;.;3839=-----~ CEASE lake tl'Ollt view hOme San c-, 1 ~ Unlurn. • 350 2 Br, 2 Ba. W/w, A/C. Balboa Peninsula Clu b prl\llfl. A d u I t 11 1 SHORECLIFFS 4 hr, tam .;;.;;.:.:.;;;;...:.;.;;;;;;;;;;.::;_ __ refettnetl. Avail. March. rm, on golr count, p!iv. BUCH a: &y 3 br 2 ba &n-7411 b o h/c lu b , $350/mo. "'"J ~-II ' :""F ' ....,.m ce. gar, 4 BDRM. 2\i Ba. fam rm 213-~53' ·contpflr'e prtce, $nl/mo, • w/Welha•. "P· dinlag. fl2ii San Juan Capistrano 96M!O? mo. 54&-2428 Dana 1'91nt LMuna Ni9uol FOR l'tllt,de .... 3 ·BR, lli ",.---'-'-'---'--- ....3'; BA'; bltns, C pt s / d r p I , I.ARCE modem 2 Wt. l\.fi NEW Morllll'Ch Summit 2 Br enc)oeed paUo. Children BA coutllne view ftove, 2 Ba Twnhte. Xlnt Vu•.. OJ<. $295. mo. Phone rd:rtg, extru. s19o. mo. comm pool & rec. 6~191. 49>-!&11. -•=7340='-· ----- • COSTA MESA AMBASSADOR INN $32.50 BRAND NEW Weekly Rate for Single Apartment Special Move-In Rate j,. ,., ... w u.p.. * .Atr c •• ..,,.~ * '"" Utl""-* w ...... """' * llklilllll FwSlttM& * lw..,._ a ... 1t u ..... p.,lfllllH 'Ir A-. .. r.tcl111 '* M.W Senok1 * J• ... ,...,.,.. r .. 1 * H....-Pool ..-: M_,, .. RM• Water Falis-Lagoo ns-Fountains Stay f\ Day, Week, Month or Whatever DAILY RATES FROM $9.00 : ~ii HnRBOR Bl VO 1111r.1 Mf sn en 'llfi.'i. 6~5 .. )840 • • ref, crpt/drps, hid pool. Adults, no pell. 645--896."i. 2 -3 BR, be., c.rpt/drps pools, playground. $150 up. Ca11 645--0140 2 BR. Adults no pets. BA i MEAOOWS APTS, 387 W. Bay St .. CM. 6'6-0tl'l3. 2 BR partly furn. No children or pets. $155/mo. Call 641-5848 LARGE 2BR, lower, range, $1~ per mo, 787 West W~n. Apt B. call 6*-8264 NEW 3 BR triplex, all extras. 2028 Fullerton, C.M. 644-1869. ' 2BR. 1.ARGE living room. I S1ove, cpts, drps. $250 mo. 673-2957 • 1 BR Garden Apt, unfum, lrplc, dshwhr. Nr. Irvine Indus. att"a. Call 557-2841 3 BR. 2 BA. Deluxe. 407.C llarn1J1on. $265/rno. 8,33-SHiO tor appointment. 3--BR; 2 BA Townhouse.. 'trplc, neW appll's, crpls. \Valk to shop'e. ~ . 2BR, shag, yant, pocl, ........ $185, • 531.qr.jll SCHOOL'S JUST BLOCKS. AWAY. AND HE'S .SMI.L{NQ? -We can't say that Tlm;s lhnlled about being five minutes from third grade. But Park West Apanments does give him a 1ot of things to grin about. Like craft classes, swimming lessons (1n the kids' own Junlot Olympic pool), a parkland perfect for touch football. Tim's mother has her own adult reasons for liklng the village way of ~feat Park West - shops just across the street in University Park's shopping center. Convenient laundry facillties steps from the door. And one night a week an adult extension course et nearby University of Cslifomia, lrvtne. Park West 11 only a minute from major enerial highways, 90 it's easy for friends to find. Tim's father thinks Park West was a smart move, As the rising star of a law firm in N.ewport Center, he finds the 8partment's location Ideal. And the golf course across the street from home helped convince hlm. If you could learn to like living nQar school (and eve!ythlng else), come see Park Wast Separate sections for adults and-families. From ·s1ao monthly, On Culver Drive just off the San Diego Freeway. LocHc tor 3883 ParlMtW .lane. Or call (714) 552-9200. NOW: T"° bedloom. OM ball\ family apal1lnelJ" rwYN SVEUlable. F1om $205.00. '(!) PARK WEST APARTMENTS Owned ind m111~ by The Irvine Coml*1t • ... l ,, I i ' I • ,, l l • I ~ - , ti.A PARISllNNI* , . -•. ---, -' ' .. -..._I ~ •' t . . -._ •. __ •"". i ---- 365 Apt1 Office Rentol '440 Rontol1 Wonted 460 ~ Inc-1°• Help WontM, M I. F 71f Fuf'n. or Unfurn . 370 I JGif'1 NEWPORT CENTER ROOM & both tor ,.tired -""-D Income To• Sorvlco Au10 MAH Newport Be•ch 2 n.00?-1 o!fk:e "•Uh la.rn111ttl~ lady. Vlclnhy Dover & W. l ~iiiiiliiiii pCtlOl'lal or buslnes1 CAR LOT PARK NEWPORT view or Nt"'pol1. Hat•bor It Cout H\\')'. !148--8792 t --23 YelU'I Horbor Arta ror New Cur De•lenhlp. LIVE ON THE BEA CHI Cnllllna, 56!1 oq. tt. 142.I BUILD!SC sult•bi• Io r _B_•_by:...1_11_1_lnt.:;...____ (714) 675-6676 Muoi Bo E •per I en ced . SPECTACULAR OCEAN l HARBOR VIEW APARTMENTS 3 Bdrm., 3 ba .. n•"· l'Of\do • prr 010 J~·lude tllltle• , •-•-t 1. N _ For Appointment 1eady Job. Comf)4llly btne- • ·11.,A .... in• nh,--~·1 I UH f'r. $180-$223 ., . · ·"'. 1 u • nien '~'MUI" Y tng. e-l""··~j\;a~r.!j~~~~!!'!~~~~~;;;;;;;+;n~"?' ~Good~~l~loo;,ro~. ~A~p;~l·~iltt---~ • • · -' • • -· · ln Chrl11Jan ~ elect. Ftre~ac., htd .~pO.;i . on me Day l'Ollll)a.CIOI. (Jlllr ... •asner. I . Ht'atcd Pool . sec u r It y . & lo1s of tree ~killj;, . I 111;"-'" .,,., ..... TERRY BUICK ~ults. 't:· A Up, 9"1'9-l26S l.wtUl')I •l)Utinent llvlne f~· J'i~opa~j152P:::r~1~: p;.atrol1.<d. Lease. Adulls, n0 ESTATE llEALTY 640-\120 Plua. Birlh thru 6 yrS. BRJCK bloek &. 11tone \\'Ofk. ~ t.o. m i:oU C'QUl'S(> tr.·erlooklna: the v:aler. J:Ji. chlldrt>n ''acetpled 6~· pcbi. AAt, Mgr. Nfflk.'(I. * NE\\' OJo'Flt'E SPACE • [ 1['1 ~55;:"1:..-8656="--------QuKlily \l·orkn1anshlp. 5th & \Va!!1~t ~ .-nta Ano. Aw. joy ST:i0.000 health 5P8 7 . . LAS BRISAS APTS. near Oranae County Airport Pw10Mfl eAeYSl'M'ING: P.ty hc\nie. Ste111a.rt ~ttnr;ont')', 610-0m' 1 ----ll-'-u•_11_1nl<"'-i0-"-~-•-""-- awlmmln& pools. 7 li&hi«l BEAUTIFUL 2 BR, 21li BA, $jJS River A\'e., NB ,,., view, carpels. drapes, · Tue11 ·te Thurs. By the hour. Pitnt in .. & AVON tennia oourtt plus mil\!s of 6 unit bid&. needs ingi·. I ij(j() f '11 w N t Bch 673--1706 • LUXURY WATERFRONT bicycle trallJ: put1ing, ihul· !very lite dutl('sJ. ~pt . rent~ Call 64Z..2566 11 r, sq. 1· at c per l ft I 530 · P • • . • P1ner h1ngln9 CHRISTMAS MAY Apts. lleboard, croquet. Juolor l't tor S320t1no. & \\'C II crt"Clit S Sit, 2 ba, 2 dool's rrom JI<!. fl. lncludt!ii 1 private Kr•rson1 ' WOULb love lo bllby11U your _.;..;;JOi;.;;.;,,_..;;.=..::.---BE O~ER Vta Udo / Slips Avail. Crom $l94..SO monthly; al!iO I $70 ca. mo. for nigr, ocen Sharp $1ro no offl('(>, ample roon\ for 3 child da.yllme-or evenings. cusror-.t llOUSE palnlltm A 8 E Stltl t BR. 2 BA or 2 BR. 2 and 2·bedtoom plans and brlngln,!t rent down to $250. yenr~Y. 6~2825 or 11S..01oo . dell.ks . In outer oUlf..-e. lst CASTlUAN lady. 29, from Call anyllm4i: 67~1. repnir. Interior specialist, ut, v1ryone BA. fireplace, balcony. S.l25 2,,10..., town hou··s. ,.1, .•. --~-~· ------o"r~!~ !tl£~nl fr~. ~M Linu1, Peru: Visa expires BABYSITTING acuullUCA.1 !lpl'ay. \vUitcr N•ed1 Avon Productt. to $800/MO 833-923-4. ·~ -= ~ "' -=-Rooms 400 .,.,.,.,;JJD !!0011 need 1't'!.flned man for rates. Y('§, AVON ftnlly care p1v- • • hie kitchens. private Pf.tiot 2 Br 2 Ba, nr Hoag Rospllal. ---------n1utrimonllll purpose!!. Wlll My J\.fe&it. Verde llon1e Tllflf Cl'rnlak Painting ducts & ('Olinit:itit'S 5ell ye111• 2 BR, l BA Apt New crrits, or balconies, carpeting dro· • Sll.lO mo. ROOJ\fS S20 "'k up \V/klt, ' exchruige·photos, etc. Oats 5'16-1887 547-3296 uround, & 11o111 Ii! lhc pcrlect + bltn appli'1, drps lhr..a·o11t . peries. SUbttrranean PArk· &12-4m $30 ,,.k ui~ apts. Children \Vrite Cl~silled Ad #919 BABYSITilNG for chiidlo ----=-::...:=~.---tinle 10 bc<.'On1c n Rcprt- All Utll Pd. No pets. $19~ in& \\!Ith elevators. Optional N H I h Daily Pilot, P.O. Bo:< 1560 ~yrs old. Tues. thru i;•rldo,y. PROF. \\'A.llr.ove-ring state llt:'nlollvc. ~Oll can ni•kc per mo. 1'"' Ha·-n Pl, maJd service. Jusl .-rth ol ewport e 9 t1 & pet ~ctiofl. 2376 Ne\\'JlOrt C 'I C llf "~26 '·h "'~o ~ Ile. No., 279514, insur .. all Ne' V4N .-.. ·"' --Blvd Of. 5-18·9155 0 r osta " esa, a . ti.Ml N.., tis ~m type_s of paper. 7 14 : n1on1:y nl your o~·n pace &. wport Hell:hts. 646--2723 Fashk•n Island. at Jambo~ QUIET & CLEAN fH;)..3967. YOUNG exec'ill\'es in San SITTER up niolher, yard 8:~2'-4386 n1001 now people In yeur SEACLIFF M A ,_ 2 and San Joaquin llllls Road. , 'I · 11· I NB ___ , · CO•nmunlt• IOO F'nr more anor p.... Telophone <n<J "'lnM 2 BR, 1 ~ BA, balcony patio, PRIVATE entr. & bath. "ar1no, o ice n .. ,..,._.,,., toy$ fril?nds pets park love -1, • Br, 1~ Ba, Sludio, S1Th. for rental lnlon=natlo'n" encl gar, lndry facll. f\lalur-e Attrac. room for quiet, • a place to istay .2 nites a Shelley Johnson 64&-7880 HOUSE painttna dorw $4~hr de tt\\11, Cnlh M0-70-11. P.ool.. Alik about our _ adult" onlv, no pe 1 s . employed adult. $1 o o . -=~~;=:::;::;;:;;:::;= wk. \\'hat have you got? CHILD care, Exp. Daus, In orOr .. n!>ebCo.AJe'ft~cr~S1t1ewa~ BABYSITTEll I Flexible I di,,count pl11n. 1525 lMONTHFREERENT Upstalr11. $165/J\10. 644--0878 ,,,,..,u.2 -•tr-.IOFREERENT* Boat gue51 rm etc' Call o1 ... .,., ~ a11sL~tteo~h l'l hlldr I Pl.-ti A "·'" .......... Q-tlT"'OJU "lr. 'r-~be ... • .. ~. • ~7~1ne , In Ct-.1. area. 4!»-3875 · er w c en .._..,n a ve . .no-.wos. S32Q/MO. fo~ lln10·11 lov.-ers CHARf\1ING 2 BR garden Deluxe Offices a/l'Orl. fUll " "L""-" .............,, .,,.,... ,,. , live In/live oul. 1\1rtle Rock. BAYFRONT 2 Br, 2 Ba \\'/ rent on this delux apl to bunfalow. Beam -,·11""• LGE &unny room, pllt ba service, omple parking. LICENSED SPUUTUALIST *W1llpaper Ha"t,''* Irvine. 833-~. • Relaxed $293 0 ,~ .._.. ... & ent. Nr \\lamer & Beach. C c I bko •0 "''9 111: ~tio. priv be8ch & IM ·., "'"" sq. rt. Incl. poo . tl35. 73S Tustin ·A\'e., $10. "'k, Gent 1 em an . Lo\\"l!lil rates. f"rom 1 rm Spiritual readings 10 a.m. tr,,.nt•r . te io·u.., <.'Ongenlal utniosphcre. Gd. p I er . ~/mo.97s.-0631, 2 BR, 2 i BA, frplc, patio, 6'12-9270 eves. ~9 " lo Jin) Fi. Also de.sk space -10 pnl. Advice on all PROF pa.Inter, hOnest work,1='•.c•lc:ary~·~~~~~~-I &14-4510 pool, plUSh cpts. bltns, 2 L G 0 1 fron1 $60-mo. 833-3223 9 lo matters 312 N. El Camino GENERAL Ca r Pen 1 r Y le reas. Int/ext, free l'Stlmate. BAB y s 1 TT ER, loving WESTCLIFF 2 BR 1 11 b car gar. If you've be-en R .. BR. "'' \\'all•\\'~! BALBOA Isl. $17.50 per v.•k noon. Real, San Cieriente, -tOr repair. Free est. ref rus Refs. ~2759, 6.u.-3913. \\.'Onian lo care for 2 sml • 1 a. P"vino-higher renl, sw•'tcl• crp_ts & drp&, sl\·e l: rel1'1g, up \Vlrlter Qu1'et nta\ure -~--------appl c-•1 ·~ -· <~9136 readu Frank. 675-5436 after townhouse. Adultll only, no &...,,s~~ the difference Ci.II u111 pd, $2'25 per mo. man. 675-36!3. • OFFICE SPACE w 'l:JM-ilW'I, ;u--6 P1'f. INT/EXT PAINTING girls 1 day per \Yk. In my pets. 1728 Bedford Ln. S2'JO/ 556-4i880 · 64+-L~ ---------llarbor & Adams, $210 total, PROBLE1'T Pre gn Ancy. Free Est Jim 67$-3559 Ne"·port Beach homi:_, doy, 'r-.1o. 548-1;>33 -"~~---.,.---~I~'-=:-'-------t-.TAKE THIS YOUR H01'1 E. approx MXI sq ft consisting Confident, sympathetic * CARPENTRY * ' hour, salary open, 64a-3318 NE\\/ deluxe 3 Br 2 Ba, * lBR, upstairs apt, $1j(l Sa n Clemtnre LRG R001'1. PRIVLG'S. of 11 reception J'OO•n & .1 pregnancy c: o un s e I in g , All types big & &mall by Paperhanging & painting. 0 b 111 led' Pr f upper. Lush cpls, lrg de~:k, plus $20 ut il, yearly lease, ---------COSTA t-.lESA. Call 548-4271 private olf.i~s. Call f.lrs. Abortion & adopllons ref. Stan D. 5.%-1648 21 yrs Harbor area. Refs !vY!J er c w~n h"ld ~:I~ 6T.Hi.'i24 3011•' 33rd St *NOW AVAILABLE* • """ APCARE "2 "~ CARPENTE.R·. ~ood work, _.;_lu:::m.:::... '-N.Oo.7"1g"·t28"='1.7 6:c4:::2·:::2'15<!=-.. .., lOln . c 1 . 3 blks 10 bch. yl'ly ~7.i • ' LOVEL i' roonl In priv hon1e, Haze. oJ.>-Zl30 .,... -n;,Q '"' 5'18-<1638 duyis, E\'es 645-2621 67f).0642 or 642-0596. l BDR~1 penthouse. $18j, Brand Nc\v Gard<'n Apts Ost area $125. IDEAL Office Spat,'(' for Bif.ST 1\IASSAGE JN N.B. Gunrantced8,,:, '!~ .. Bud , ~Oo/r OF!-.. . . cA.,l:io~r°'Sp='"=·=---.,.-,-=~I BEAUT 2 !eve<! 3 br. 2 hA , n10. 1st & last. X!111 Siln Clen1e11te !\rea 645-1502 lnsuranC(>, RE. Ac1..'0un t o~· 3400 Irvine Ave., Suite 1038 .,. .... ,°'"'° ''aJlpa~r1ng -Int. '!.1untlng fiABYSITTElt '"anted Cdl\1 ne"•ly de<.'Orated apt. Dbl f213l697-1 •196 . 2 BR. 2 BA. $19.> Nice roonl for \\'Ot'king man Engineers. Low rcnr HI 30c.· (al BristoO Open 8 Aht. CARPENTRY expcnly & _Exp. Call Col. 714 a.~·O!i48 area, pnrt time Mon thru gar, patio, su(!Cr location.· 2 BEDROOJ\1, bltns, D\\'. 3 Bl~. 1~ BA1, \i•!th12d~l\\'Sr or girl. T\it. priv. E. ClYt. per sq. fl. in Nt•\vporl ,\nn. 557--0.139. quickly done at rensonnblc PA t N TER·INTERIOR·EX· Fri. 18 or over. 675--0416 Call 673-1158 near lloiig ~osp. Ad \IIL'i, "' I rep flee, .,,,. 54&122"/642-0227 Besch. LIFE or DEATI-1; Let our rates, guaranlt<ed !168-7914 TE~JOil exp c·r ~enc e . a lt 5. $185 to1220 per •no. 642-4387 All upts. have private patios. RIGHT Rt It 979 8533 bob' 1· F It ti ~·u•pt able L'A2-l~ --·-,,,==-,-,-,---c-~I OCEANFRONT·Ne11• .3 BR, n1anv other feuturC's. SC'e LARGE rocun for rent, priv a Y • ies ive. or a ema ves Carpet Service ""! • .,.. ~ BABYSJTTI;;R / Hou11ekeeper 2 BA. frplc, bltins. crpts, SUPER 3 br. 2 ba Near heh, at ~ CaniiilO De l..o!! home, prestige area H.B. OE:SK space c.vall:oble $50 10 ABORTION call LIFE Pl15t1r, Patch, R•pair needed. Rcllable. 0 "' n drps. Yearly Lse. 67~1536 $300. 1110 • ~ • !\hares, just io;outh of San I Call aft 5 Pt-.1. S-16·7311 . mo. \\'Ill prbvide furniture LINE S:il-5.J22, 24 hrs. JOHN'S Carpet & Upholstery 11·un1111. S:l5. CAI. 979-46711 UNFURN I Br apt, frplc, Properly House o12-3S.17 Cleniente General Hospital. ROOJ\I & bath, pri\'. ent. at $j mo. Ans1vering sef'\•ice E.'XEctrrlVE, 39 to meet Ori Sh amp o o' (Soil • PATCH PLASTERING • '\56.-8268 enc-. gar, $200 + ulll, no I Apt. Unfurn. 365 Use Estrolh1 Otf·rnnip Balboa Island. $65 1110. available. 17875 BP.u.ch Blvd. i;;lin1 & tri.J.n compatible Retardants). Degreasers & All types. Free estimates "BA_B_Y_S_m_._E_lt_l __ !_O_~ pets or children. 64s-5902 * * • -193·01~1 • * • 675-06.i7 Hunllni{on Beach. 642-4321 i;::al 19-l>. P. O. Box. 1093, all color brighteners & 10 Pl Call ~25 old. Occasional ~rvenlng~; , FOR d d d 1 Santa Ana, Calir. n1inute bleach for white umDi-our ho""•. Greenbrook/ Apt5., Newport Beach 2 BR, 2 BA. C'hild O.K. V1catlon Rent115 425 A e prest _i!e, carpets. Save your nwney .... """ Furn or Unfurn 370 Cpts/drps, d~11.·hr. lndl)'. 4 locate your office on the A LCOHOLJCS Anonymous by saving me extra trips. , R. OTJS PLUt-.ffilNG f\1esa \\'oods. 546-9018. • · blocks to pier. $200. mo. Penim, Lido Building flO\V Phone 542-7217 or \vrlle Will cl living dlnl ~ BABYSITTING Need-' ~ .• ·~ 9" h N~v ·1 P.O. Box 1223 ~-ta •re... ean rm., ng Remodels & Repllin. Water '-'\! "'""' F I V II ,.,_1 .,.., after 5 Pl\J. v · 1 as Lo• space ava1 to ......,. " ,,_ h II 115 An J • •· 10 ~ ~-•-ount-• n -• •-Y QUIET.. LI E 1n. lie all new Dana suit, 673-4156 * PAU.l & ••• 00 READER rm., "" a · Y rm. heaters, disposals, fumaces, n guts, vvm·. : ..... t'm. 1...,,; ,,., BLUFF O\"Cr ocean, lge Point Harbor at t h e -~~~~----~ $7 .50, couch $10. Cl\illJ' $5. dshv.·ashrs. 642-6263 J\.t/C &: 0\\'?l trans, COM, ST;>-6483 i luxurious 2 BR. 2 bas, Tri· beautiful J\.!ARINA INN BAYFRONT OFFICES ad \\'/reduction 10831 Beach 15 yrs. exp. is what counts B/A. Complete Plumbing BABYSITTER ~ mo. 8ood ... CUT OUT . SPACIOUS. plex. E\'es 492-2131 f\lotel, 34902 Del Obi!po St. Prestige area. 740, 550, 330 Blvd., Stanton. 527·3406. not method. I do V.'Ork Service. Lie. 272694. baby. OA.ys Prerer Weal I AP.ft., '~~235.'ll, K. itch en , Ef· .sq rt, 3700 Ne"·port Blvd., Social Clubs S35 myself. Good rel. 531~101. PLUMBING REPAIR Ne"·port 643-8958 I ~__Gil I PRNIH Furn. or Unfurn. 370 flciencies & Apartments. N.B. 6~1220 STE A 1'1 C L E A N ! No job fbo sniall BABYSlTTER. 1tay "·/older . lleated PQC!l, direct diaJ OFC Suite• 1000 Jt S•••'table IN Orange Cp. for nn.Jnslant SANITIZE! All dlrt out, ** "" ... ~ ** chUd-n d1·""" pa-n'"' ' SU .. DA .. C• 1 e phones, television, sauna ' · dntt'. Call Aladdin 'House o1 Service, l .-,--c-;-~--,=-~_,,----occal". trips. •96•2·~-ll290. " ~ I ft n General bath, J au n d r ., facilities. rar doctoi·. Hunt i 11 gt 0 n .,.,,. ,.,,...,, H-J'7 •ton °··1 ~1 2618 !~~:!!~~~~=:::.1 -:~::~::~;;:;::;o"I Uve_ln a~ one --------1 n1eeting room, close to San Gardens, 84&-13_2~3.___ o.>IMIOIJ ... v " ·~ c~=-="--------" rel•vl1ion R.,.lr I ortwo.~OOlm .i.. __ 1 ADULT 2 BEDROOM. L\RGE 2 BR apt. Xinl Clemente & laguna Beach; Attorney has-office shape to Cement, Concrete -BANK PERSON.NEL dltioned aoa1m1!nt wtth 28ATHAPARTMENTS eithcr.675-4365 or 833-2820 sportfishing, shopping & 2950 !\liidson Viejo, 5S6·2950 Lost 111d '°"". CEJ\1ENT Ir Block \Vork .. reasonable service. Ft"\.'<! N:t: T:lltr uaur • """"... location S250 monlh. Call Coine play in 0 u r shr \\'/CPA 01• like prof. I I~ =~;;;.:_;;:.:::.;;::..;=---I COLOR TV repair. Expert, £ rie ced !"' ... ~=to-wall~~ I OUTIN ABOOOEl'IJllR SRJLETIING. Balboa P1ninsul1 restaurants. $50 \\'eek & Up. ~-iiiiiiiiiiiiiii·ii~ \Valls, patios, sidewalk$, Est l ma t es, BERT ~----!~~~~~~ ~~~~~!fti;;~~~".::':__fj;~~~~~~F\~~ B_ring this ad &,reee_ivc DES!< space in quiet ofncc • etc. By hr. or job. ~91S. GAL1..EJ\f0RE TV OOS-2783 5 Telletrc·• • I AMrn~~'T ~~,,n~·-~t.:"~"::i!'"~-:;·~;;~-~~~iaiv~a~i\a~b~le~,~On'f[Coa¥f;~"~f[il"~• -. 5o.jc£E~·~-w-~:r~·,~P~a~ilo!Q._~d~r\!VO~S~i'l'i~~~~~~~~"-1--.!!ltO~l~e~-e~nif-.~-~"0U•:JL·_1--~-1 pan11 IV ng r ....... , • 1 t""t'""ftVI,..._.,........., ·n Corona de! Mltf';-67i:~~f-~~~-(~f~r~11~o~d~1~1=~5 I warm color accent walls. I ~UTILITIES.. Private & Protected. I adult. ~--\\'Ulks-Rcpalrs, saw & 1':.;111:.:e=---------I APPLY a ~~ full of built·i'ns Yearly. 673~372, 987-1988 :I 1617 WESTCLIFF-N.B, l\IALE puppy • 3 or , mo. remove. Free e~t. 54:4-8998. CE""llC TILE NE\V & Security P.clfic NW1•1 * GOLF CLASSIC·lst \Veek 720 sq.ft . & up. 541-5032 , t'l.n.4• N ti I B k (il'dlding dishwast.-). "SALESOFFICEOPEN Costa Mew or Feb. PALJ\.1 SPRINGS -.·=-=--==:..:::=-~-old, no collar -beige with PATIOS, \VAL.KS, DRIVES, reinodel. Free est. Snl jobs I on1 In I I 9:00 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. 11;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. Condo avl for re n' I Quahty office space Coast "'hite & black markings.. CONCRETE PUMPING \\'Clcome ~2426 550 Newport Center Dr. Meet and min3le with 11 S300/,11k. $750,lmo. Tennis. H\\'Y, S. Laguna ot-ean vu. Beach & Slater. Sunday Call Don 643-8514 ' . Newport Beech I nelg~hborspools.atJICUlZl~bg~. bi·~ I CALL:644·5555 NE\~AL~~~~·l~t::Ji~c to ~:~TYg·rJ:ncu. u837i._Ur· FIR. c1~:::~:_-:5,:.:o:::0·~F~F~IC~E~o-,.-.,~100_'" __ 0 • 963-5413 alt. 5. P1tlo1, drlvew1y1 & Top So•ilQUALITY• O::~L'c,.~~ r-shop'g & beach Ge• & ll'tr ,_..., AIALE Pomeranian n1ix, 10" side\\•alks 556-0868 Equ•I Op~. Employer. ntvnc ' • DELUXE 4 BR Condo. Lake nirpo11 in Cot>ta 1'1esa $100 HT red bnw."Tl \\'/Wht :~·~1~1:°1~~~w~p~~~~~·:1=====~=·====1 I roams, r-·-.1 Pd. Adults onlY or fan1ily "'"''-0340 boo" 1 · Child Care " a)d 1..At ha-be-\\•/teen. Blt·ins incl. dSh\\'hr. Tahoe. Close to store & cm:::•:::·..:~:::.==-----ts. ong-hair. Choke ;;;_.;_;:....;;;;;_;;______ 586-69.10 -·· ..., ii..JJJJ. a........J.... ·'-·ag Crpls. Snlall pct ok. ski lift. Day or \\'eek. Business Rentll 445 chain Vic. l\fagnolia & ot.ILD CARE BY RN T S I CJm.111 &aWlj1 YUUPM).. I 1-'ool. Gas BBQ. 67l-3262 --------1,,:A::d:;o'c:c"':::':..· "H".B"·..:53&-:::..284=1:..__ 11ot lunches, day or night rH ervict BANK EYlrYlhtna including the 1, 2 & 3 BR Studio. BIG BEAR. Nr skiing, 2 Br OFFICE on Newport Bl\'d. 8 OR 9 mo old White Cat care. Huntington Beach area. BLACK'S Tree Service. Trinl pd~pr~:~~eba;~~~ In· r111ticheideisdes9ll1d I Priv. Patios apts. Also special mid ""eek avail on lease. Part. furn, \\ilh gold markings on face, ~129 topping I removal: al.so NCR poof I witflwi1• In mind. $160 to $250 per f\fo . rate. 714-866-3747. carpeted, air/cond, prk'g. tall & ears -blue eyes, Contractor J and s cap in i; 847-1791 r ,_ 778 Scoll Pl, c.~t. R I Sh 430 Approx. 1000 sq. r I . \\."earing flea collar. 84&-0760 1.:.:c;;.;..;;_00,:;;..._____ insured. Operator I I ~"~i-•~ Tira" I &12-.........., entl s to Ire $250/mo. \Varchousc aJso E · I I -•-• ..._ .6V\lo FNO Vic River Ave , JACh'. Taulane, rep a I r , REASONABLE & Compe· xpenenCCfl. ~xcel ~nt Sil · -'~---1 I Ire• 171 I ~I ~~~~~~~~""""' \\'ANTED Roo II' k avail. Ideal for contractor. Betv.·ec.n 49th .fr 50lh NB. renxid. ad.d.. Lie. ~1 269072 •~"t ~-' -•rub ,..;_ ary & frlnje benef1ta. -; -I --,--.J THE EXCITING . ·--ryimate. or -Call548-2616 -·~·= ~~• """' CENTINELA BANK I l•1rtly f•rllt•lll 1 0 • PALM MESA •PTS. 1ng lady. a.>, 1\•1sh~s to share . Fluffy "'hite & Br. w/blk ~ty \Vay Co. 642-4700. ming & removal. Free est. I I t > -3 Rm. apt. "'ilh same for 1~ [-'000 sq. fl. 0U1ce-p\an1. Nr. ears puppy -&12-6991 Electrlc•I 586-876.f. ~6-7121 t.lr. Jlol\Oway 111ar ••• I re• ffi J\tlNUTES TO NPT. BCJf. rent. $62.50 & ¥.,light & gas I ne"' ~heraton. ldeal-1\rcht· PAIR of Bifocal i;;unglasses An Equal Opportunity ·.mm.111 0 7.50. 0 ~ t;:>™,:..'.~-1 Bach. I & 2 BR. from $157 per month. Not deluxe. but Re!l.l Est.·Eng. ~r Ins. _ prescrip1ion _brown case e ELECTRICIAN e [HJ Employer , t..>C,/ vvOUU Adul ts, No Pets. c\ean,comrortableandreas-offic~. Conven ient ly found Highland Dr., NB Lie. •156310 I ·-111 - I , , ,, , , , , I . ,, ·- I • i · 1561 Mesa. Dr. onable. 2079 Thurin Ave., partitioned. Cpts, drps, ~eat 664135 •• m..1934 •• ..n;wJll•lt f 1BAK.Ht:R: .:iume sty1_mg, 5 15 bills rrom Newport Blvd.) C.J\1. Avail Jan 1st. & air. 43c sq. ft. 4301 Birch ~~=------"f~~ti~~'5~~~ l ~~~~~~~~~~l.3d~ayb~w;.k,dN~.B~. 1Goodll!~~pay~.I SANJOAOOIN ~9860 j ,:.,O,c,-'"'.'"-'=-="---979-!!Ml/673-4344. Owner. 8 l\10 Gray & blk Tiger ~LECTRICAIN lie. old jobs Worth\\·hite. S.12-1738. HU.SROAD • CASA VICTORIA * WTOO\V 60 yrs old seeking 2000 or 4000 sq. fl. building Kilty, male, Vic: Orchid new jobs Any joba. Ally Job Wint.cf, Mlle 700 BATL\1AID. 3 daya le lunch I Sil1 OitQD Fwy. to Brook· 1 l, 2 & 3 BR. furn & uni ~~al~f~~tsh:Cre nohdnni;nn·· pkcel'r·. for lease. Avail approx. & 2nd St CDJ\f, Wht !lea place. 836-7689 hoW'B. Apply in person. The hlrst, ric:r1h to WcrTW Carpets. drapes, D/\V, TV 642--0736 ..., f\1arcb t. Presently occupied ~'°~1~· ~67:l-_l_O'l9_____ G1rdenln9 JAPANESE Boys arriving Tln Lluie, l;,2 St. Clair Aausslrom Mlle Sauare I PACf<:COASTHWY. ant. Pool, clc. '25 Victoria ,.:::::,_:==~-----by J\1ar \rac Electronics. FND: Hydra-Kit w/contact ;_;;;.;;""·""'-----U.S. In April. Des i re St. Costa J\.Iesa. ~ Phone·. 714-~-St, at Harbor cr.t 642-8970 MALE will share oceanfront 1829 Newporl Blvd .. 0.1. Jens Vic. Beach at N.B. "EUROPEAN Ga rd e ne r. Ameri ca n fa m 11ie1 .l-'"--=~=~----1 r•~ LIV furn 4 level 4BR house, Phone Deno va c ch er, by the jetty. 5.36-6489. Maintenance -Landscaping. Household dutJe1, b aby BEAUTIFUL NEW '""" •~~-~ dally G} E Near the Beach! \\"/ stable male ~ ••, Tree Removal. Very 'I""" t h ,..._......., ..,..., • 1 &: 2 BR. From. SJ·''" -'O".>O _>l=ll-~3'80=·~~~~~-FND: Male G erman s1 "'"''6• e c., exc anre room COMPANY a.m ...,. Laguna Beach, 4!»-0073. S" h · v· H B reasonable. fi.12-5329 eves. le board. 548-2519 · 1\lature adults. No pets. COMMERCIAL . C· 1 uort arr. 1c. · · - - -~========~ 1887 i\lonrovia. 615-0926 f\!ALE or fem. to share apt. 990 sq. fl. bldg. 724~~ \\'. 846-9273 LA\VN Service. ?ttow & Edge VET 27 male stu avnll SUPER WORKINC CONDS A t A t $80 mo. & ~; util. 21 or F-i<O bb' . •1 $15-$20. aeanupa and M/W/F & Sat '' A i\1, For Eleetronic A~mNen p s., P s., LUX. Jrg 2 br. Adults. ovt>r. Call ~tike aft. 6. 19th St. C1'1. Heavy fl. i pet .,"! it m "esa Hauling. 536-5139 Stockdellverv 5'18-5m bl"' w/M Utile as 6 nlO s exper. Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or. Unfurn. 370 Bltns, pool, nr shops, $165. &16-6733 trnflic + lf\i sq. ft. prkg. \1crde on ~a Lion Rd. Very g.s ·~· Creal P"Y & benefits. Call ----------19-11 Pomona 6.J.>.7289 ,.::°--'='~==~--$225/t.10. Suit. RE ofc, art T!lme. ~9-1872 . 'EXPER. Gardener. Kno\V Dl>ttlt>, NO\\'! 540-4450 l1gun1 Niguel Lagun1 N_ig,uo.•o.lc... ___ L•'i l & 2 Br, pool, nr \\IANTEP..1'1'ATURE male to _g.:a::l::l'""'-'·..:•:;leo:.· ::,646-6.::::.:=!16.::l:___ F NO : She It I e v; c how. Atalnt. Trtmmln& & Job W1nte4, "•m•le 702 NEVER A FEE AT TDfPO ·-shr 4 Br hse & util. Close B k cleanup. 968--3486 TEMPO •hops, adlts, no pets. Util ART CEl'-'TER. Lag u n a roo hurst I Adams, HB. I c==<:..::;::c.:;:::._.~-- pd. 188'1 ~lonrovia. 548-0336 to beach, HR. $lo:5. 962-8668 Beach. Sml. shop. Yt>ar ,:::963-::::cl::GOO::_c__~--~= Garden M1lnt/lnd1cp NEED O<?lp at heme? \\'e T H I Nice~t thing ••• u i-:1 We rent. Before now, if you wanted to live near the ocean, you didn't have many alternat[ves. Eithe r you paid a lol of rent money for somelhing that could at be st be called.sheller. _ Or, ii you wanted qualily, you put a lot of money down. purchased a condominiu m. and still ended up paying a lol of money each morilh. Thanks lo all of us at Crown Valley Apartments, that's changed. We 've got one and two bedroom units wilh shop ping , beaches and Dana Pojnt harbor nearby. The~e·s a fanlastic clu bhouse and pool. And , since we are a part o( Laguna Niguel , membershi ps are available in El Niguel Count ry Club. • Insi de. th e units are realry fir"sl class. Extra large. W1lh lhick shag carpeting and cu slom lil e. Bulcher block cabin els and quality appli- ances. Fronl and iear balconies. Open beam ceilings. Color accent walls. And the nicest thing of all -we rent. · Crown Valley From $195 unfurnished . Fur nished µnits available. San Diego ' Freeway or Coast'Hlghway to Hillhurs1. 23734 Hlllhursl, Laguna Niguel, Caltlornia (7 14) 831-0730. BA YFltOf'.11 LUXURY 2 BR. lease 1'138 South Coast have aides, nur se !I • emporary • P Huntington Beach 2 Ju "" · FND Jan. 12 -Fem. Cleanups, Recond . 64fi.6g52 ho us ekprs, compank>_ ns. BEAUTY n......rator • Excel· Ba. rn. bale, pool, $l•a. lf"'Y· SISO. 494-2186, (805J Samoyed l .,.. old, Adams G I 5 I H k u " v~ ""141/"" 0-42 527 '''"'~ J • en era erv ce1 . om e m a · e r s PJOnn lent ""'Y, other opportun.itic11 ""....., ~1 -----,_""''"' & 'faoYnnlia H.B. 968-"'..,·' """' ,.... ·DELUXE adult pool side garden bungalO'lv, nr ocean, frpl, h~ patio, 6 pools, sauna, tennis. M&-0259. " b"~ '1'fV"I :N1-... for expt>rienced beautician 3 BR House, llB. ss;)/mo. Sl!OP spact's avail. in FND: Sml brwn fml pt P~UMBING, ELE_CI'RICAL, H.O J\I E J\I AKER , comp, with following. ~3678 or 1 mile f\"Om beach. (Io \II n Io w n San Juan -Dachsund Vic. Tamvin C ~RP ENTRY . l\linor unencumb. Xlnt c 0 0 k , 642-2371. Call ·536-0092 Caplstl'nno near J\tission. Sehl. F.V. &47-1962 adJ us t 1n en.~ a. J\ofajor driver~ ref. Fo~ 1 only in 'B'-' .. '="t '-,Ri;;:-000::-•:-i;-:r-Cr::o=r-::-:n:-;t::-e-.-rl ' ....... JUST COJ\IPLETED All ,\dull, 1 BR, irplc, dishwshr. closed garase, xtra. s1orngc. 412 14th St, H.B. 846-821·1 ·to ~i8.i'e."2 ~R'.'c~, 15a~··;pt ''11-fE Factory" has a Jrg , t?o:t~in 'J1~ suit. Vic. repair & remod. Let us bid! · · Blackles noal i:ard, N.B. nr Back Bay, 556-8317 shop avail. $185/mo. In S3l·S.1ol F &. B Home R2palr, Help W1ntM, M & F 710 673-6834 . Giriges for K•ht 435 Cannery Village 425 30th St., 642-1403. NB. 642-1960._____ FND: Cat • 7 mo, Fem, "THINGS" by J\.1oose. Gen'I MINI WAREHOUSES COSTA J\1ESA s To RE \vhlte w /tabby markings. Carpentry, Repllit1, STORAGE BLDG. 1300 Sq. ft. 5 prkg Vic Mesa Verde • 54<>-6278 p I um b Ing , EI e c, Newport Be1ch 814 W 19th '94-"""" FND: Bicycle • Rea School, Rcmodellna 642-5613. No l\Tove-in or , i\Tove-out spaces • · , -... ''6 charges. From ST.SO per eve,,·----~-~= C.~. (Bo~~3504 HANDYMAN ·home repair, CONDO · Steps fron1 pool in month. lndustri1I t<ent1I 450 carpentry, painting, plbg. Park Lido. J Bedroonl. 2 j lfantlllon & No>wlar\li St., Jffi -------· --·-:L:.:•::•:_t ______ ..;5;.;5:;:5 sprinklln& 1y1tems. 548-(1879 Bath unfurnished. $32.l. 1110. 1 ALLSPACE HUNTINGTON BEACH RE\VARD, for return or 1H;.:.:;o;:_ul;;.ln"'9,_ ____ _ GRUBB· &·~LLIS CO. 960-1970 MULTI-UNITS black male poodlo, has pup-YARD, e•roae c1 .. n-upo, 6TS..7080 STORAGE gar~ge for rent JIY cut. mwiss1ing · fCMronl 10011 remove trees, dirt, Ivy, S20 1Mo . Huntington Beach Blk '\1est ison, •ea dr iveways, slumps. area. 979-1070. 536-0764. ~~· 1T' ~: 639-0787 or 8.Tl--0361. 847-2666. Apts., Apts Comer of Gothard le Hell Si\IALJ. Black YORK IE· GET RID OF UNSIGHTI.Y Furn. or Unfurn. 370 I Furn. or Unfurn. 370 or t-.lcfadden le Producer · POM Male-ans by "f\1on l>ey TRASH I.: DEBRIS $12 Close to San Diego F\\-y. ~louse .. , Vic: t.lesa, Irvine, LO AD . COLLEGE NewPOrt Betch Newport Beach •uu. __ . JUUuu.vJOOOuuuuuuuuuuoooou ~ ~ /'Vo ~ent ~ise j t}11arantee g In these limes of economic uncerta1n!y, Oak· wood Garden Apartmenis is offering all new residents our "No Rent An ise Guarantee."' We will not ra ise roots for a minimum ol 12 monlhs lrom the dale you move in. In addl· tlon . you may rent at Oakwood on a month·IO· monrh basis and have the righ l to move out at any time. giving proper 30-day not ice. There's SI million In recreation : swimming, lonnis. billiards. heallh clubs. indoor golf driving range. party room, etc. Plus a full·lime ac11v11y dlreclor who plans parties. lectures, BBO's and complimentary Sunday brunch. Thero are beau11lul singles. 1 & 2 bedrooms, furnished & unfu rnished, with all ttie extras. Rents from S160 . Pr ices vary by ioca!jon. Sorry, no one under 21 and no pets. Models open daily lrom 10 lo 7, ·Full dct••ls available sl Oak.wood. Oakwood Garden Apartments H1wport ... ch/Hofth N•'WPO" IMCtl/loulh ~ 11\'ffltlnd '''" 11111 fl ll'\lll!e ~ l7 1')14MIMO (11•16"2 ... 170 le Equ1I Hou11ng Opportuni;y , Please call Bob Langer Child Heartbroken! Please STUDENT se-6428 'II B k l C call 64&-6745 NQ:ln & eves. LOCAL moving & hauling A5hwt • ur e o. KEESHOUND Fem, Gray .& by student. Large truck. 714 : 997·2100 Silver REWARD, Vic of Reas. Barry. 539-9438 or * COSTA MESA * Co•ta MoSR 673-0647. ~2-1285 0~ S.F. 2W po'ver $115. · SKIPLOADER & dump truck <..v LOST Mink color male Co phal 1300 s.r. Pr!v'l.te orrice, work. ncrete, u t, plcnly of parking. Burmese cat in Irvine sawing, breaking. 846--7110. Uu"gcr units nvallnble. TetTnce, Generous reward t.10VING? Local furn. or R d I 675-4041 or 541-51.23. ea y or occupancy. gen. hauling. :n Ft. turn. C. ROBERT NATIRESS \VATCH, Ladles wtµte gold van. 548--1862 M7-2736 REALTOR Bulova. Bracelet W/ chain. "··ta "••• 979-657.1 v· H B Pier 64" "~ 1t10VING, Hauling, Clean· U1'I "' ic. · · • ~"· up. Good work. FREE est. NE\V Bldg. M·l,23 Units. REWARD. 832--7581 1250 sq. fl. $189.50/ mo. LOST DOG. Nr. Nlxona TRUCK for hlrt. Ha.ullna, 2 Unlt11 1500 sq. fl. $230/mo. estate. Sun. J 11n 13th. Pnrt 1 1 Unit 4000 sq. II. $650/mo coUle, ~· reward. Call garage c ean-up, etc· F't'cml Offices, crpts, lrg collect, 213-863-6094 Anytime, any place 642-7944 roar doors. i\J1nhelm 8.: v · HoUllCa..nlnt Trrmlnal \\'ay Sis, ~f. LOST Small black cat, 1c I:;:::.:::;:;::;:.::;:::,_ __ _ Santa Ana & Monte Vista, CLEANING E Oay11 ~5033. eves 646-0081 call 646-4l29 alt 6 &: wkendJ HOUSE ·• x P • HUmate. afven. Call before BJC Blk/wht long hair ftved 10 am or alter 6 pm. NOW LEASING Huntington INch 'NEW M-1 g.io Sq. 1''1. I: UP llamilto" !-f>rt""•la.nd St. _,,,,, male cat . Pink collar. 16th 675-3357. l ~CM 64M1'92! FOR Bachelors Only I ~ Bl·n\Oflthly s:let.nlna. Call I J~ Oil!' Brother'• Keepe.r Jootrutlloo ~ 1---"'61$-"-775:.:55::e. --- 1 ~iiiiiii·liiii HOUSE OF CLEAN ._ ...... .,.. ...... ,..,,.., ... I_ e DOES EVERYTHING e ~t-1 !!OtO li't. We~tml111tcr. Schools A llomes, Office• 64U82-I \\lood workin"' ok. ln1tructlon1 575 C•ll 894-809.'l or Dedicotod CINnl"9 9624986 eves V emahl Mu1lc School * WE DO EVERY11tlNU * --400--'1"'iiRCH·--,=-N-B--ui1l<1uc New t.tethod RefA. Free e111. MS.2839 3000 sq, t1. .541-5032 Or TeAChlng MUlllC Jo;XCEU.ENT Housecle1nln& $ 455 Ne\\• Claues Now Formtna by DA)'. ~n trn.nrp. S1l tor,-Children iAf'' 4·8 Dey. 13&--0MB. Admlnistrotiv• Aunt BOOKKEEPER If you have 120 wpm "hort· hand, 70 wpm accurate typ-Responslhle for A/P, AIR, ing. superior .writing skills, PflYl'Oll & posting aub jour- fuU charge bookkeeping ex." nah1. Accuracy In detall a per thru trial balance must. Growlna' CM Mfi'. Co. strong knowledge ol EDP Paul Do!ller A.aloe., Ca.II accounting techniques Ir get Evelyn tor appL 556-7tl75. along "·eU with people, then J \\mild like to consider )'VU BKKPR $750 for the po11ition of my rl.ght · • · • l · arm. st8rting salary to Wiii hlke sharp Ind v. w/AA $1000. Xlnt opportunity. degree In •C<.'OUnlina: . & Kindly aend resume to tr81n. Would help if lnd1v. President, P.O. Bo.x 1810. had some loan or financial Newport Beach, Ca. 92663. expcr. A FUN PLACE TO WORK :J~e f<e~ten l. efee Now Hiring Bookkeeper Retief FEE PAID BY EMPLOYER AA MES Bureau o! Employment Agency. 556°1100 2706 Harbor Blvd Suite 207 Costa Meu 600 No. Euclid, Anaheim Call 17&-mO BUILDER Needs >IANDY•IAN Mature, skilled man for cust. llCT'Vice repair, maint. An ptwes reddential amatr. Full tr 1iS time. Permanent. Good llllary. Non-union. Call 64M831 Sat It Sun 1: Some Houn BUYER Durtnc The Week $900-$1300 Ptr lito. Apply 3-5 dRUy • MocOrot•• Y1cht Corp 1631 PlaO!'nti1, CM. 151 E. Coot! Hwy. CANVASSER, 13 "°'" + Newport Beach bonus. Work eve&, c&ll an • 4:30forllppo lntment , Equnl Oppor. Employer 551-1118'°, _552o-82!8_=-;,:--:-.-.I . -Citli:i)eare: <or lOyi-'old ASSISTANT for busy 11lon. prl, aft~r .1chool, 5 days Richard Ouelleuo, 1610 W. "'kly. MY r .v. ho~, llOft'le Coast Hwy, N.B. 00--3970. lite housckeeptng. Good pca.y. m -MORi -Older Cr>ITo Pref. n1ature, older woman . pet.s. 30 Units, HB. 2 Br Own transportation ap1 + salary. IW&-3927. retcrem.>e11. Cllll 962-0658 Buy tt new ·1•? Your oldtf wkend,.., l!lvea. ,_;;.:n _;n _;H.:.::A.:.::R.:.::8:.:0 .:.::R....:B:.:L:.:V.::.D·:__ _ __:._M.::.J.0.::30=3=---I~~ nn n n ~ o o o o ----. inn n n n n n n n 'iii 0 STQRAOE area. approx 8' x l09 E. J:. Coltft 'Metil DAY "wk~, 2 da,Je-~nly. 12' , SlO mo. Newport Bea.ch ,..._ 675-2!2A ·Cl.ASS SELLS -IJC.'18111 . 1 __ _.:;:·~~=:::...•;_ __ modtl car Is in bla demand onr.o care 8 to 3:30. My . • • Sell It fut w!Ui a home tot I4 roo old lh'L Oa1J,y PUol Cluaitlld Adi re.C. own triina N.B. call -• be! 4 l 9 PM. 81a-L411. -' . ' . . . ' ' ' ' . ' . . ... .... ; .. -..... • • • • • -j •• , , , •••• • , I , • "!' ,1 ·-···~·• • ' ·- . -. -. ---. ' ' . Sund•I, Jan...., 20, 1974 DAILY PILOT p I Ho(p Wontld, M & F 710 Help Wonted, M & p 710 Help Wanted, -& I' 110 Help Wontld, m 6 F 710 Help Wonftd, M,. f 710 Help Wonttd, M ltF 710 H;ip Won1e<1, Mi F 71 0 Help W1ni1d, M & F 710 Help Wonl ld, M & f 710 CHILD CARE DELIVERY M&n tor Early ELECTRONICS FEE p•i• GENERAL VEHICLE llllt'HlllNC£ SALES MACHINlm -'--P_ER_SO_N_N_EL--·l -sA-'-L&•-P-...,-.-.-.-.-d-•-d. 1 We ... look1na for • ve.,i Morn!; LA Tlmet Home • ~ " MECHANIC 11.JUM OPENINGS ":t~W Sh•kl.. Produei.. I n •• . :r: .~~I ~~1~ = ~ =calno:r, 11Ul!t_ hahv,.e PRINTB~~ nCDISRCUIT 8ecrt~10. type 50 lo $650 N2..!,XOC~7_:i'd. s.i:111 ~~n No •vn net Mm white )'Oil Proereu.ive Irvine corp. b3.s No cxptt, req'd, \\'ill Lntln. ~s. txp'd ~ week. Octt1.11ot\4l evenings. ,. """'" Exec Ste' to 1850 06". ' · ~r " lmmed. open'ln&'1 for: Ages 17.J.I. 326 mo. 1Un'tlni;:: Ann8trong Sall M·"-?-1 st have t o ll t daily, 25 )Tl or over , No GoQd. ~ fiauret -?''a 'I &llf11.na aalAryln le niany le.m, -pan tln}t, eo.·es a: GEN'L GRINDER. aalary + many bc>nelits -..... <•~llflcaUonl, &: ~wrfo~: toUclUng, no collecting, Dana Laboratorlel local~ ln Y2 FEE PAID " I ~::e~~t~ ~n n~=I~~· ~·full tirne 11t•IK'n Quall· C!NTl~1AIC OPR Now lnte~i~ _ A:~Y so-.~~ C.~~ l~am ma.klnl't-- ~~11;.; 1 • Att~:t~ J ~ 6.18-292.J Airport hu 1 mm ~ ··~~Ion be. kgro .;i"" 1 ' ~. ~ armtni St!). 814v~,.. \\'Ith mtthe.rilcal ability to Costa ~1esa. O[ "Ti)(" arr · ~. ' ob3t'rvant 11t•llh child, must DENTAL Office: J n I u r . open~ on the day 11.hift tl\lct EE e u GIRL nee<' .d to operate IBM Ed Lant * l rtPtllr -~Ip. I n1n lathes (/time po1IUon. &C-3545. I 1 • ~-1 bac..kr'round. Able to handle ·In the following areu for F l\1odel V<AITSR) & System1"::1l::l::l::l::l::l::l::l::l::l::l::l::l::l~I .. inlllo. '--"u'--' "''•rtlme Ptrson Friday to$650 be nca , C can oi: Oim:r y, p IE exper. pe.raonnel in the Recept/C. Ofe. to $54"1 (M'l'SC) for 4 lct.dingli • Oft.I fn-1 1. "' • Mod dreSM':r! Yowig-pres. SECRETARIES wllllngio take dlreeUon but A/ &: A & back up printed circuit board """""50, do billings ..... -. .. ines. Xlnt btnetirt. (50} 6 " l\ 5 dn.y OO.s .... ~n t or Trvlne area co. in mw;ic be able to u11e own good lrant of!ice. Typing, heavy d •JY'-~ ··-o pp or. f o r 11 tab I e Jud•emtnl. Wlllin" to tJo J)honc1. Expcr. Pre f, d . t'Pttrtment: Gen'I Office I Salary de Pend In I on en1plov1nen1. field nt•t'ds an a.II o.roul"lfl \I' I 1 'I • • Sal HB Type 50 Oppor to cam ex-lence At least 1 ""'af " ...,.l'llOn. Lolli of public t• mw 1n m e a <1.le n1inor household tA~k,, ~ Ary open, · · area. ""'PLATING nled..lcal. ro°ports . • ex~~· requ'Jrc<t . Apply'~ In I NV EN TORY Apply Colem an Systems ~nt<u:i ~IOOeratf' sklllil ok. I o[lf'nlngs (or Secretariew ah1e tt> cook 1ncol1 lor child 962'-fi611. ...,SILK SCREENING Sl>crtli\ry to SS.SO penon between 9 am to 18842 Teller, lr\"ine /\h\gnil' Abbot Pf'r.sonntl \\/1>ulJsla11ti.bl cxi>tr. t n & self. Thl."1 b . n. permanent DF:N'I'AL A!Sfll, Chalrslde. "'TOUCH UP \l"'rletv or duties 1 •• nd u •• 833-1810 A•c''''·"· .... " \\', \\'arl"K'r Avr:, I ESl"l'()I\, Const ruction or ltlo II 9 I ' 'I t iu. • .. ,, :~ pm or lie rea n1.., CLERKS ,\[I 4·.30 P,'f, S33·i"il • ~ PoS n. 'OUl'll 0 a 11111 , "us W expcr, n1nture, l)rs. Orfk't' ~ to CBS PUb11caUons/Wesl, " " Sul!c 200. S./\. 557..(il:l'J. J.~hu1nrr, F'lnrt.nL'e ciindhlllle Son1e o.lr IL'nvcl \l'ilh fan1 Uy. VCl'Y neat, interested In Xln 't l>UY & localiolll ~'lust h.a\'C exp. front 1499 Monrovia Ave, NewpOrl Equ11\ Oppor, E1nployl'I' PETllOLEU~l n1u;;t be xln't stat typist Sulary Is t'0111n1ensurntc good r1<i11 I Is t r Y, Cootl olc. \\'Ill teach baclt. .. Belich, 92663. Phone Na!, M ACHINIST--STQR.\GE SPF.Cl/\LJST 1 .~ nun1btr5 ?rlented . All \Vlth provlou11 expet•lcncc. hr5-llulury. Call 645-1060, :ift Plea~ Apply AIR Post Clrk 1o $5.50 646-44~ NEEDED IMMED. T RAINEE No l'X!>e.r. 1..,,,'d. \VllJ tl'aln. I ~{'PningA rf'CI U1rc typl1.1g ul Hcfrre11ces requ!r!d. J,lcu.11e 5pm or 'vkndi1. DANA "'tanual ....... board '"""'lin• ~... 10 "'I) n1 & Sh at 80 " pm 11 1 I " ro ~-GOOD '!AN to flit vacano• 1·2 Yl'i: t'X""•r ile11lr1.1hll'. Out· '°'"l'S 17-34.' $.126 lll ll ·, ' ' ·• ',' ' ca on Y r YoU 111cl'I all DENTAL Recon1, des k only, 2-IOl Cnn1pu11 Dr., Irvine Sec'y/Bkkpr to $65(1 ' " -,.. '...>t; .... ·-'arv + 01. nv M11.~t hst \·e good 1x.i~tc. ,ti; I hes e 11 u n 11 f !cations. ~:.r o c t l r. 1 • •-b~ d · ln beach area. A a: e ~!Anding fri1111:e benelits. ..,a., i1~g ~ .,, . ~ . I l' I,. I> h 0 11 e personality. 1 yr. dl"nla.1 exper. nee. (Near , . A rport ,,,..,.n· ~ y .,.: .... .,ng ut1es. unimportant, but maturity VOLT Disc In~l'runicnt!'I, Hrl E. bl'ncf1ts., :-\0\v lntf'f'\"Ll'\VlnJ.t, ~~llent be net It !I & 673-3907 rringe.bcnefit11:·Some Sats, Equal Oppr. employtr m/t MEO. BACK OFC ,_ W •-•· Alr all c •··k St c 'I 9'"~"""" An !\I \ Op 11o 11unltle11, ··oi·klttg cond•·t~, .. CITY CLERK -San Jua11 II B 81" .... "::1::=::!!1::1-LVN to -15. e u·llJ.I." m • · I t t p I °" er " '" · •· .........,, ..., ... -· · area.' · ..... .,.,..,.. ii ~ "''"" F. otclteraon. pre 1 ,, nt an e r sonnt Equal Oppor. En1ployer. 60-1163, Costa l\tcsa. · ~~ts11~ra;ro. !~~al~~ oi::;~i!;.~~5l ~~t-t~':sek ELECTRICAL TECH RN Must speak Span~ up. ;~:=tTex. Petrol~ 38CS~~~~~~~l06 l\IACIUNE Shop Jl e.lper -PHONE SOLICITOR Call M rs. F ielder Re q u Ire !I mun i clpal exp pref'rd. 645-4070 $900 Clerk Typist . to $450 GROCERY' Newport Beach 54&-4741 ~·an~~ ~do &drilling, Part or full time. THE IRVINE CO. expcrlenct, abnity to tyve. Type 50. Misc. duties. . Equal Oppor. Emnloyer aP.f .. '6• ng 8()11)@ ''" 1 1 ~ 3.~ and take !I ho rt h and. DENTAL Al!sW&nt, exp. Local serv. co. loki.ng for Secretary $550 FOOD CLERKS nu! work. See al 1660 ;,a ary Pus h""'' comm.. 644-~~ De.dllne date 2 / l 5 / 74 , only. Laguna Beach No Sat. tralned &: l'xper'd ind.Iv.In Sh 80. Type 60 • Sal St h bn ed Babcock St. Cl'.>sta f\tesa l'xper. pref'd:, bu1 \viii trnin. 9Al\I 'HI NOON 4., ~11 rway area as m · .,,,#• • d• Ill M -f 4 ~ '1 th ~ Call ?wlrs. ?i-1111er, ~0-&'79 I E•t••l Op~. Emplo~r m/l Inquire Penonnel Office, ~r"o./ stereo equlpment. Plenty of RU'111 RYAN AGENCY" openlnp tor penn. f/ttme -w• -•-. ._.-a ll'r : ..... ••on n.i "1'· .. ll}.t P!\t. -. ..,. ,..... ,,- 32400 Paseo Ade i ant o, DESIGN overtime, U wanted. CM .,. ·~ employees Openlngs .,. In !!!!!!""!!'('!'~~~!!!!"' (714)193-1171. 119.1 Newport, .. ~ ~ Co be h urcHANICAL SECRETARY R.E . CHECKER FEE PAID 17931 Beach, H.B., M7-9617 =menis , ~ g"::!J nit. PRIVATE Secretarlnl position In active CLASSIFIED phone PQAition BY EMPLOYER health, available all hours PATROLMAN Realtor's office. Beautirlll nvail. in ,growlng !JO, Orange !\Iin. 10 yrs exper. ns design-FULL TIME empk>yment for &. a ·"·llllngneu ta work 11;, . ASSEMBLER ORANGE t'(). ;:u·ea, par! otrice in Ne,vpor1 cenicr. Co. daily newSpaper. Exper. er & design che e k e r · AAMES lite assethbly \\'Orie. Good & learn. \\'e offer job •-Lime \\'Cekends, prt'f"r 11_J:"l' 1 Congenial Klaft ol matui·C! prcf'd. Bonua plun. Reply Tho1"0ugh knowledge of tnie ..-.'OTking conditions. Apply securities, union pay & • 35 or O\'Cl', lA'Pi'nclnbll1ty ( per.sonnet. I\ ri-unt offiN' to CIA!lfi:lfled ad •41, clo position toll'ranee & manuf. Bureau of ~fn)'"·ood Inclustrie!I, 869 W. benefits. Expcr. pref'd, but /\sM"mhl(' prcciKlon 1le\"ices. n nlttst~ lntcrvil'_ \\."!; l0_-:1 J)O.Sition l'{'{IUiring t: 0 " d[' Dally Pilot P 0Box1560 111cthods. Equal Opp or. Employn1cnt Agency t5thSt.,NB8-4:30PMMon-_,__ ?<.'lus! ha\'e srvcral \"f':il'l' ti.I F I 1 I C'• Co 1 ?tt ' Ca 92626 ' Enl"lo,vcr Suhnlit t't'sunie & Fn·. \\'e will train as food cle1·""'· t'.'<iJCl'il'n~·(' lu e 1 e t..'t r a_ on-. r1. t~lf'.n1a ,ion!\ .') 1f'lf'phi11li.' \'•l!Cl', Cl I .).: lit.\\ s n. csa, · ,. 556 1100 -,:;;,.._, __ _,,....,,,...-Apply in person at 24 &cur11y. 626:,, f., Pac1f1c J.:x<'c. abill•irs. ?<.1ust he CLERK·STOCK sahu·y history to: • FULL Charge Bookkeeper ?i-1onareh Bay Plaza. Laguna ini•chnnic·ul 1'0ldcl'in~ skl!ls. Co11:-•! ll"'Y· Long B<>Hl:h, <.1bl1· to work Su turclayic. Xln't Klnrtlng Ralnry .~ grenr Coleman Systems 2706 llal'bor B\vtl kno\vll?dge of general ledger Niguel, \Vcd. Jan 23rd. ~ ~NEl Cull Fl11• ;\piit. 1 &•h1!1<i t}lc GoldC>n S111ls 1l .t::. exp f' r J" n c e not ))rnrf\ls for (X'rMin able to 18842 Teller, frvlne Suite 207 . Costa ~fesa a must, Salary open , Age 9-noon only. Equal Oppor. C:CD\N'"'ESl',ArC•ll"'V I lndusu·in l ltela1ions ttpshlll'!'l l'Sscnliul, hut ht' l p f u I. u1wlcrstand resistor 1-odrs & Detail Draftsmen to $850 fiOO No. Euclld, Anaheim no barTier, Apply 3 0 0 En1ployer. ~I\.. ""-"J'lf\.. I 827-20'20. 2!3: 4.10-75-18 Prcfr r Joi:nl l'f'Sldc ut. t-'or rll•clronlcs. ~'f u s r he> Fee Paid. \Vork in Irvine w/ "::l::l::IZCn=:il::ll 176-8110~:;;;~1 1Fgise~h~e~r~S~T~,~lrv;;ine~Co~m~p~le~x. -G~R~O~W-!N~G~Sa~nl-a~A-nn~>-17fg1 Design Engineer 1 {714) 494.9401 Prod. Machine Set-Up intervu l'nll !il !'ll. Duhl. l'lcnncut, aggrcssiv<', & research f;.'l'Oltp. Nl't'd cir-iii -C ~I Co. Now interviewing for Mic~ivave filters to $953 !\lust ha,·e own h.1nd tool!;. \\1('sley N Tn:>"1or Co. lil'Ckingcal'f'eropcning. euit board knowledge. Al.so ENGINEERS . general office personal & Teleprocessing, 300 BAL TELONIC Days only. Bio Dynan1ic;'il, ,•i;44ii-l;;ii9tii0i; . .,..,..,..,..,..,.1 Jason Best Agency 1'\-e Positioru;. Control GENERAL accounting maeh oper . Programmer to $12K INDUSTRIES Inc., 175-12 i\rmsll'ong J\vt'., 17400 Brookhurst, F'. Vly. Ca!'ffr Bn1ployment Typing, gd on telephone, &. F/C Bkkpr/Accnt to $12K cl.:_•v:;i""':.:·~.---,~--SECRETARY Suite n 3 !Mil-6775 Agency, 3400 Jrvine Blvd.. ALL POSmONS genen_tl ottlce abi l ities Exec, Sec'y/Ofe fl.tgr $800 + L•guna Beach P rod. Supervisor Get in volve d w/today"s N.B. 5.'16-8505. ENGINEERS All Categories essential Accounting mach Engineering Sec'y to $750 \\'Orld. Get invoh'ed ,v/us. CLERK -Invoicing & 100% ''BURROUGHS or NCR" Secretaries to $750 Equal Oppor. En1ploycr $900-$1400 Pl'r li-fo. t.ong & short term assign· genernl. Near !\farina llii;:h Dishw•ther, p/tirne NEYER A FEE 0 exper usetuJ. Xlnt Co. ben. Supervisor/Retail 10 $850 M•cGregor Yacht Corp n1ents. TopPny! Glamorous School, Huntington Beach. Evenings. Mature & depend· Te I e pho n e La rr Y Sec'y/U.fe Ins. exper. SGOO+ 1631 Placentia, Cl\1 people & lovely surround· Call~pl Sam Dixson able. Apply Surf&. Sirloin, Slreetzman. 546-4.15.5 Cashier/F1nance to$500 JR. MECH ENGR $12K REAL ESTATE SALES lnp. Ca ti Dottie NO \V! Co. 5930 w. O>ast Hwy., N.B. O..rtnell Per sonnel FREE Typitt/G. ore, Xln't oppor. for beginner to u t'ntcre.i-• ··n true r>-10-4450. Cocktail Waitress DISilWASHER for coll shop. Helen Schaffer M. Viejo to $475 get off on the right foot. you arc .. " NEVER A FEE AT TEJ\IPO ~-· only Apply aft6pm, 2611-\V. Coast Hwy, N.B. SeCrvlllce Aao70ncy I Aeo CALL TRISH HOPKINS "'ill take someone right out professiona&lismh &; possess TEfl.lPO Tempo'""""' Help """i--o· • • 646.84 Peraonne ncy JERRI "VH~'ORE integrity -ent us1asm, you ·-,, 51tbutilln's West Dinner Ca.II 642-8475 • _.., 111.c.i." of college or \l'ilh 1-2 yrs ily 1 ••• Play•---·, JAn Ave 'Pico, l =====:=~==rl EMPLOYMENT 488 E. 17th Sl. Cat Jrvlne) CM exper. &. train in pvt may qua! or an ·opeiwig SECnET•RY "'"'""" "" DOl\1.ESTJC light housckee ..... -~.-· , .. _ntJal dt'vtS' Ion ~ ~ San Cll'm. ing plain cooking 4 or 5 h~ JOBS ARE OPPORTUNITIES Suite 224 642·1470 Industry. Top benefits &: in our rest\ll:: · Co. pres. of growing import!! d k H ESCROW OFFICERS t'Gen"I Office $500 great CO-"'Orkers. J oin a 28 year old company, Companion-a dny, 5 ays a \\' · unt B~R THAN ti Secretary to $700 ~ ¥-7 ,,_... 1' rully o11ilC'd & o1K!ra1e<1 hy fim1 look ing for skilled HouHkMptr l·larbottr area. 846-0973. Expcricnced0n1y ... ,.. YClerk 'fypist S5CIO FEE PAID its fouruler, \\"hose li fe is S('Cl'CtW'Y 11t•/some exec. for elderly couple, live:ln~ -DRAFTSMAN No lralnc~Pn'flf°"Y apply EYER AT YAcctng Clerk to $450 JANITORIAL BY EMPLOYER ded11cal~ t1o re:alt esla~cth& :x~~~·n~loody ,.::,·~~~~neats prival<'' room & bath. i\Tusl Typin't drn flsnian nl'P.dcd · i/Sect-e~ary to $650 i\lature ...,·oman, e~r m·ef'd. _ pro eSS10na -M111s ance " hAVl' 1.•nr. Good s11.lary for !ninicd. !\Tin 1 yr exper. Secur:lty •Clfic AAMES t'Maeh1nls1 l•l.52 hr. Steady t:. relldble fol' nlte AAMES staH .. A. fine ollicc in :t Jason Best Ag•ncy riroht person. Call 493-;i.)65. I National Bank YElec Tech SS00 \\'Ork t bid""' NB 40 choice location n n1 o 11 g 17400 Brookhurst. r. Vly. 11$j"ii'i;ii,i@[::~~~~~JT~e~m~po~r~a~rv~"~·~pc;rm~~po~te~n;~· 1-~ ··· "·':ftn Cenler Or. •-• r ,· D • • NB ' 0 c n-·· · · Bureau of Ne\1'TV\rt's prin1c prope11ies. Suite 21:l OOJ....6Tl5 CQ\1PANION,__hllusekee. ... • PleaSe phn[l(',..9.3.8860 -"-"-·--------. '--f'""'-""""'mp_55u~.J:;t u-o, , • Hr "'k. &H.Q606, ~1m'Tily-nppointmcn1t.c+i":-:,;:;:;,,----''==>=i---I tor retlrl>d gcnlleman, live Driver Snll'S NC\l'J)O Center Dr. ;u-.0:1J JANITORIAL Service 00\\' .i:..mp'IO}'Tl'l"Cnr/\:gentey-_-j-Wm I N Taylor C Secretary ' in, t>njoy t"ending & drivlll!l, PART TIME EYES. Newport Beach Bureau cf I !!!!!!!!I!!!!!!· -taking applications for full 556·1100 es •Y • 0 • ESCROW TRAINEE 1 " -mlUl ••55, •d salary. 644--0llJ, ext 265 Employment Agency I -ti r!enced pe-•nnel REALTORS n n-nt J1'1e ex-•. 1'n --w 6"-!Kl27 'W' .. Pat Fitzgerald HOSTESS/ 5.5~~~pe • .,.,. . 2706 Harbor Blvd. 2lll San J oaquin Hills Rd. &;~good typU:X will ;j;;~· • STUDENTS Equal Oppor. Employer Main Attraction $700 BOOKKEEPER Suite :;m Costa ~lesa Ne"•port Center 644-491 0 you to train as loan attlcer! CONNECTOR DESIGN • l\OLITARY PERSONNEL 1 :ZCC:i::::l=:i •::;::;mJThis is our main attraction Now taking applications for K II 600 No. Euclid. Anabe.im REAL ESTATE Xln't starting salary. ENGINEER * El\1PLOYED DAYS Ii --ii for the week. Great co. &. Hostess/Bkkpr -fcr soon to -e---, CaII Tis-.812) SALESMEN Jason Best Agency With expel'. In commercial BUT DESIRE ADD'L Exec. Stt:retary $700 terrific bass. Key kx:ation open • , , Why not work in the holll t 17400 Brookhurst, F. V1y It rnWtary connector d~lifl. INO>ME? Receptionist $550 oft S. D. I: Nwpt frwytl. Ch.rlle BrOWM Rest. MANAGER TRAINEE area • HtintiitJlon Beach • Suite 213 963-tT75 Applicant may apply at * $95 WK. * Girl Friday S500 Does not have to have in Hunt. Beach. Applicant l\IANAGER TRAINEE Fee Fountain Valley. Let us SECRETARY SAE AdvMced Pacluiging, Oerk Typist S500 heavy exper., but lite lh must be willing to travel Serv·ices Paid. Join the leader in train you, Call Phil fl.>Tc- 3(8) /\iN'aY Dr.. C.?i-1. As Pf'r Writt~ Ntreement Reccpt, Genl ore S520 A: typing. Figure aptitude for training in Long Bch at the financial \\'Otld. Co ... 111 Namee. VIU...o\GE REAL Pro gir es s i v e N · B · S«).,9256. CALL 556-4421 Penonne01kSecCm'y to ~ Tnecess8-,11._ .,.._~ Charlie Browns tor approx. train Yffi!. to ~ .. ~oma11• -===:A;TE;;;;·;.:963-1567""~i;';;r-:r-I ~~f~~1~'4nt!~nre~!c~ COOK; (4) H~'s N.Y. Bar DR u G c I er k/CAshler. A<X'lng • ptr ........., op I 1... ~ 4-6 wks. Applleations now manager ai: supe.v....,. st · ....,.-.u oa~ & Grill. Nr o .C. atrport_ "°"'l'llo\\'l'l. HB. Mature, ex-11-iTST/l\tTSR S600 pres ti g·e, -gorgeous being tak!n at N--,td lmm·,latoly Gt on the jOb training RECEPTIONIST see1'y lo'!'nall/ability 1to de'! k ~ 1 Bkkpr/Constr $600 mrroundings are only ""~ Chorlll Browns Rost. W9U -benefits. AJ!IO Fee Jobs. Call Handle front desk o( leading pro ess Y w o u. 'I Need exp. Fry coo • u•ul er perienet'd , 536-2701 t""'• 1-•• Xln't t · ..... 1u ma", Apply 4121 \\'esterly . . Design Engineer of this spectacultLr spot. B k Ed Wolt, 541)...000S, Coastal Costa Mesa fim1 . ~-lust hav! c J!n..,. yp1ng -I Pince Sulle JOO Newport DYNA.\1JC, Enlhus1ast1c Girl ti.fiCro "·ave filter $933 \Vork for V. P. Corp. 3030 Qieny Ave., Long Bch ook eener Personnel Agency, 2 7 9 0 good phone personality & a MUSf. Salary openi Beh • I Friday tor architectural CalWeannie Sisco Counci. \Vould like similar Equal Oppor. Employer r-_H~rtior BlVd, CM lite accurate typing. C&.11 646--13.13: ' · plaMing finn w/ beaut. & Sid Flotlman exper. or exper. In law MGMT TRNE teas Linda Ray, 5 4 0-6 0 5 5, SEC/BOOKKEEPER { u 11 COOK. exper. pref. OVt'r 18· office located in Fashior\ NEWPORT olfict. HOUSEKEEPER, liye in, \\'lth construction bckgrnd .-Coastal Persnnne l Agency, Ii m e d I c t a phone Full or part ttme. J11Jand. Typing an 'ar!CU.rate Personnel Agency Stage Struck $700 Sat. & SWl. dayw off. necess. l\lission Viejo area. Retail. Good oppor. 2790 llarbor Bl\.·d, 0-1. bookkeeping, gd t y p Ing 18514 Bearh Blvd., HB 65 A ~tuST. Enjoy a variety 833 Do D NB Bright enthusiastic indiv. Private room &. bath In 25-30 hrs wk. Lite typing. WESTCLIFF RECEPTIONIST speed, knowledge ol off~ COOK 11 und tot> .. 1.-y 1 d ti ~---g.; ., ver r ., • • ak good pleasant Irvine home. 1 p, .... ,.nncl Arocney roced 1 girt u· '. ·-, • o u es , """""' .... -,,,ho "'ant• to m e ld f ·-• ull -IV need sh P' u-s · o 1 c:ill 4gg...z2TI' ~k for OK'f \\'eeks vacatkm, Prof 11 642·3870 " " ' child, 4 yrs o · Love or CALL TODAY (~tark 111 Center) f lime. e a al'p Please 's"ubrntt res um ~. Sal $525 11 1 ,.,.,....,~...,~~~!!!!"'I v.f young fast gro\\.·ing N.B. children a must. Age no 1~1 E. Edinger, s .A. cnthusl.a.o;tic gal \Vho <'nn \Vrlt~ Clnsaified Ad •60,I bet. 3pm & 10p1n. • llharing, ary • ca 1 · co. Super boss v.·ho is the ha r r J, r , a I 0 v in g 140I Dove St. h1tll(\le ·busy 4 line phone COOK + DIETARY AIDES. bet. 5 &i 6pm U qualified, EXPEDITOR controller & has fantastk --~ the -ld be fl.MR.RIED person over Z1 & '"'°. Y' publ)c contact. co. Daily l)ilot, P.O. Box 156Qt Nursi n g A Ides r or 64~91M Leading electronics. fir'm has sense of humof'. \Vlll be 6'"''t~ r 55~~ Newport Beach 833.1441 car &. phone neeess. $125 · benefits. Apply in Person, Cosla !\1esa, CaUf. 92628. healthcare. 642--2-UO. ELECTRO-MECH anJmmed. need for indiv. cl o i n g A IP. A IR • grea · ne · wk. to start. 894--8000: PennysaVer, 1545 Ne~'JK)rt *S.c'ys, BookkMperl I w/1 yr exper, In electronics. Stat.em.ents, generaJ ledger H 0 U SE KEE PER/Cook Bank of C•lif. Bldg. 1 CM. LI·• Rei·•--•-· COUNTER MAN SPECTOR Great advancement posslbil· bkkpng. Typing a must. ~'Mted for couple w/ 1 . MOTEL Ma d ' n ea t · ,;8:::1.::"":::·'-'""7' ;=:.,,..,,:-;--::,;;:::;: • •-• ·~ .. ~ tor Rental yard, Exp N(d, IN ity. Co. promotes from with-Matinee Spec:1•1 $550 schooehUd, Neowport Beach KEYPUNCH OPR energetic 6 day wk. LagWla Re c e Pt ion Is t • p/tim<'. 4020 Birch Slreet S"--"d have knowledge o! 5 Yrs exper or equivalent d __ ......, area, Exp in housekeeping Beach resort 494-1196 ConvaleRCent Ho sp i 1 a I . S11ile 104, NB 83.1-8190 '~ elect-nlc -~-ling, r..tust in & pays for a v..,.._"TI.I Variety spot in N. B. for ........1.l.... i..... M t KEYPUNCH QPR Fee Paid. NO EXPERIENCE 11-lature \\.'Oman. 642.-0.193. Dial A Job 133..olSJ various typet construction .... l:ll."'uuu schooling. Start $650. Call gal wh<> is zippy &. likes ................ llel'V ... ,., us Ueading nationally known -- --h T y equlpml'nl. -air tools. ele<:: be ahle to read schematics Helen Mason, 540-6055, to be kept busy. Secretarial drive...:._.~!~ ~~ary finn teeks lndlv. w/1 yr NECESSARY --RN7~t°'F/time No C arge o OU tools, compaction equip., A: be familiar w/use of Coutal Peraonnel Agency, sJ;P.Ilsamust. but not heavy. l:~v....... " exper. Great be n e f i t s TRAINEE POSITION Charge nur:oe. n1~llenging Established l965 generators, compressors, inspectkln equip. G 00 d 2790 Harbor Blvd., Cfl.f. No one who likes routine WOMAN to U~n. 6 day including profit sha r i ng , NOW OPEN position. Mf'Clic1nions. Im---SecN't.'lry!PtJlilical fork lifts, etc. Pl'nn. em· Eq~11.pi:.~eEm~~· f /C BKKPR to $750 or likes to sit stll all day week with eJderly lady In Salary to . $ll)O, Al&o Fee GB Industries of So. Calif. med. opening. H.B. Con-Typing, SI-I, heavy phones, playmenC. for right man. In Person F Paid Assist troll long mobil! hom!. LI g h t Jobs, Call Sally Hart , has Immediate openings for valescent Hospital. 847-3515. cxper preferred. PI! as e ~~ c:. =6ts~~PPT;n~l c:~an Systems ;duties · l\tust :'! ~ · SPECIALS ho u 11 e k e e ping, slm6!_e 54():.6055, Coastal Penonnel trainees in d 1 5 P lay, RN :t.ll, 2 d•y wk submit resume to Bax 101, lfartl_, & Nixon Ren1als, 188tl Teller, Irvine struction. exper. A1M> Fee INS. SEC'Y! sh t . $700 ~1!:.., ~z;;,f. r ~;ncy, 2790 Harbor Blvd, marketing distribution & Charge Nurse, medications. ~fymes~l~~~s 92683 Attn : 1900 \V~Anaticlm. Long Beach Positions. Control Career 1 Gal o c. , yptng ....... ~_..,,. · credit merchandising. 6 ne"' H.B. ConvalC5Cent H<>spital, .:;:,=::..:::o'=":.,..--~~1 ELECTRONIC Employment Agency, 3-MXI F/C BKKPR $700 H o use k eeper/Bab)l"llitteT, locations to open in Im· s.17_3515. SEC w/loan documentation COUNTER Girl. 1 r" in e ASSEMBLERS Irvine Blvd., N.B. 556-8.Sm.' Constr exper. necess. p/tlme for 2 girls. Hrs 2· LAB TECH mediate futtlrf'. Many posl--or banking exper. Salary Indus. compll'x. Sarwlwiches Soldering req"d. Day shift. FIBERGLASS & s pr a Y . Harid system 6pm. 979-92<l'i 8 am -5 pm . tlons now open for full linte SALES REP $f.$llK open. Call i\1r. Brown 10nm·'.\pm l\1on lhru Fri. Pal Electronics. 6391 \Vesl· pllinter. boat rep.a.tr man, CHIEFCASHIER . ST:iO Home 831)-551)3. ·-permanent people. "838-::::..,190;:;;.1:..,.~~~=~-1 Call 556-0070. -minster Avf'., \\lf.stmTnster. ex.pt'?'. Permanent Job, ~~~~~.J°·cilIJ~~· ttgS&iJ HOUSEKEEPER'. 11 v-in In1med. R & D opening for * Xl..NT TRAINING PRO-Agwessive outgoing pe~n SELL FAMOUS __ _,___c_R_O,~S"~l~OUNTRY 894-1101. fringe, tx;n. Call L~A~.e Exper, paying group med. beau1.: home·.!'1:.i:" rm .. be, proto~, P~~s. Prefer ,~0~J1·ALSO AVAIL FOR \\·ho has some n1edical KNAPP SHO_~S N MBLERS 337-2501 GEN'L 'oFC •Au. ref. 49S-1972. field involving math A basicco n ,L_L, ;;,.E·sru ., ... DENT~-~su ... i~ medical school. Will he 1 · 1 ~ Must havt"' references. 0 ASSE ........, 1 electrical measurements. r.JV II , & Enjoy a steady incon1e -~lal lie. rcg~d. Expcr on PCB's. Day shirt. FRY C:OOK Variety spot. typing phones HOUSEKEEPER, intell gent. Locnl industrial exp e r . COMPANY BENE\ITS rlealing \\'/CO eges w / II a t i s t i e cl 1· e pea I MacGregor Yacht Corp General l.lonitol'S, I nc . .0019 Expcr. & Dependable. Apply CLERK TYPlsi:' S5Z Assuine responsibility, lrg desll'able. FOR PERSONAL professors. c u st o JQ t'.! rs . H i g h es t 16.n PlaN':ntln. Cl\f Enterprise St. 0 1, 540-4895. Surf & Sirloin, 5930W. Coast Good solid typtSt, \l'e wil l home. Good salary. Under INTERVIEW CALL FEE PAID commissions immediately! CREATIVE fl.1S needed by Bill-paylng time? Sell "Don't Hwy .. N.B. A~RinCu:RK $500 H~u~::~P2:: Ex Pd. Duncan Electronics 536-2591 : BY EMPLOYER ~'::stm~~ F:~u: ~ dl1JOt1anizcd artist 1 day needs" last and easy with From trea.su.res to truh Cash Receipts A: typing. cook, adlt family, live In Call For Interview Call Mon. & Tutt. Only tralnlng kit. Ra lph Kelley, a wk-No pay (IOJTY about a Dally Pilot Cuslfted Ad! Tum them into cub A/P CLERK • or out, aalary open, NB 545-1261 9a.,,.5pm AAMES 5-W Knapp Centre. Brockton, !1:iat~~~ ~ nc~:i! ~ti':i~ 'telp W•nted, M & F 710 Help Wented, M & F 710 (bnstr. exper. necess. 673-2459 NURSES: fl.1organ Nurses Bureau or _,M:o•:'"::..:024'1:::::o::l-c_ ___ _ project.11. 644-2223. ;II 556-1100 HOUSEKEEPER I CHll..D LADIES__,~"~ p/tltameb Reglrtry, C.?l-1. now laking Employment Agency SERVICE Sta. '"Sall'sman. Care. Uve out. Own transp. Take UJ"UC1-a uuu1 es · appl!caUons for R N • s , 56 l l OO f I t I m c , rl a y s . I i I e l:YECllTIVl:O MAMAfl!IERS or Orange City BUI. N.B. Fuller C\15l:omen. Earn up J..VN's, Pr~.. aides, Live 5 • niechanieal knov.:ledge, neRt ~fecr10N CLER~· ,_. "" -~ llWMf-.;......,.. ..r ·,. , -~·~Siva. -.. 1 .·642-Zl!i.-.-• , -. ~· to $15;Wk.. 542-Pl-12. .,, ·ms. J\.fAF.·. ~1· ... 9r . 2706-'flarbor Blvd~_ • .appear. Apply motJlS. ~ "JOB OPPORTUNITIES'' Suite '}Jn QMlta Mesa H OU S EKEEPER-EXP'D. LAUNDROMAT· woman as-833-2.16.'i -Suite 20; COsta ?<.lesa Newport 81\'d, 0 1 \ Employer$~ee. Irvine ' 600 No. Euclid, Anaheim. Se Habla Espanol. Laguna slstant, 20 hrs wk, Newport NURSING Aides &. Kitchen 600 No. Euclid, Anaheim SERVICE Sta. ~1an. 1st ~..,... Call 176-812) Beach. Call 400-41X; Beach. 673-1690. help. ti.lalu.re \\'Omen, "·c Call 776--1120 Cla5s. Top \\'ages +oomrn. Con1plcx J\lfgr. r-c q s. LEGAL SECRETARY I <•"2410 °"" ""'4 -A I """ C O·•,TOn lndlv. "•/wme er. & CQ!le<::t. $1 SM $75M R ----HousekHper needed tra n ..... .1-• ~ • -PP Y ''"" arey "' exper. Work ill\'Olves aging • GftCJ& * 962.77()j * heavy rece"'. prob ~te OPERATORS-single needle, SALES Slalion, 00-1 S. Coast llwy, of accts. follov;up, phones GENERAL experience, 1ncIud111 .It cxper. 011 drcues & Lal,'Una Beach. Mc. Lite typi ng. Th.is is IALA•llS.NIGOTIAILI House\\1ves or mature accounting. So. 0 range sports\\'car. To,.. pay, 86;., SERVICE Sta. Full Umc, knv key c 0 I I e c t 1 0 n 5 Ar• You Unem ployed Now-Are You Seekin9 A Ch1n9e students for kitchen "'Ork. County. Send resun1e to: Produelion Pl. N c w p 0 l' t days. tthL'il IK! cxpcr. An:.'O. '"' 11 ndu Klrinl , cuslonlers. -WorriH About Your Ag~T!red of lro~•n Pro"'l111-OFFICE 34 hours. o12ean, uehral \\'rile, ClaasifJed ad No.1;m. Beach. 646.00QR. TD $20K !9th & Ne"•port, Ci\t bl Und•c:ided A,1 To A P.roper C .. o111e of Ac:liort-appearance. per ' . Onily Pilot, P. 0. Box wu, Retail exper. a~'Ccytn e. Apply J0:30Al\1-lPM. 1.orl'M Costa 1-fesa, Calif. 92626. OUTDOOR \l'Ork. must be SEWTNC • \\'0~1EN 'S Xln't . Urm '1' co. Pd ARE YOU UNDEP. PAl07 · v Kitchen .• n:J.1 Harbor Bl\'d, LEGAL Sccretitr:v NC\Vl)l)ft able to 1111 125 lbs & havl' SPORT\\'E1\R benefits. AlAO F't>e jobs. If YM Cn AMwer ne ftillowt .. c ........... 1111 Tho URGENTL 1 Bldg K. Suite 9, Custa Center La\v OIJicc, good a clean drlv:lng record. NEVER A FEE In your hon1e. "\"/,' supply J . R. Pierce 1 Afffnutln, Wo'4 Ullo Aa htterwi•w Wltti T•• NEEDED ri.-tesn. 979--0747. typl,t, ~A1:1 cu"INI Living qrtrs avail. l\.lan over nil incl mach"' or in our AS90CiAICS Ag'ency. nc. ......,....,.,. 30 prcf'rd. 557-5066 bldg. gd s (7\~l &-17-7676 1885 Newport CM IF YOUR ANSWERS ARE TRUTHFUL • &1Um . . -WE CAN HELP YOU Reg'o1' tor To"'1yl HUNTINGTON . Beach HJgh LET YOUR FINGERS PACKAGERS INSURANCE SHIP/RECEIVING , School District has an ~ r--·1 1 1' ·~ lo' Work Tomorrow I opening tor Bus Driver DO THE WALKING 1 Hr exp, ~1;·~ tme '-""" s iu ing '1'-0- CREDIT CHECKER A. Oo yo11 hev• 1tron1 voc•tlonel drlv•1 E S Vitamin ta blets, o p! r Ate CONSTRUCTION t•lcanC'tll, \\'~U b'f'OOOled, Tralner/EvaJuator. Starting ON OUR K Y , tab,, 1nd1" ! du a I outstanding oppor. to r I . Do you h1v• 9ood n1tlv• lnf•lli9e11ce7 -)' --:-:-------·-• _ + t 't S II I tablet coanUnv. & labeling Plus Real Estate e:xper. exper. credit checker. Must C Do you feel 111fflcle11tly motl~•t•d to •chi•~•7 "11 &Wary ""'J a mo. x n Y04J C•n tro nto n1achlncs. Clean envft'on· MERCHANDISING \\'/nccul'ate typing & sonic have accurate typing 1kUls. o Dovouhev•theobility tomekod•c:l1lon• .r~ benefits . Must J:ve Lq Term Assignment ment. \\'IU"'ehou.j(" exptr. This position aJao qualtnee e: Are you reedy to ••t • reoll1tlc c:•r••' obj ective? 'tllU m•r.t•. :\el~ ~ver A.ca~ If )'OU're a typist lntf't'(.'Sled * 646-3931 • D•rtntll Personnel Jason Best Agency you for asaillant manaatt. f. If you w•t• convinced th1t h•lp w11 evlil1bl• wo11ld ~ ....... atJW c::oJrSfl• held ltl sacnunento in exciting career tn beR!iti· Service Atency 17400, Brookhunt, F. Vly $(1.laty to $650. Call Llnda you ec:co,t lt, without del•y7 I-Mm, Interested appllcant:I report fu1 surroundings, Call NO\V, PART TIME SECRETARY Call '61CM470 sutte 213 963--'775 Ra.y, 54().6055, Coa2s!t9a01 YOU SHOULD KNOW tor the ~Tltten tC5t Jan. NEVER5«M450. FEE AT TE,IPO Execuhedti""1 swill a,rra, nge their! l:::::;::z::;::::=.;:=z:::;:c: Sh ip/Receivlns Clerk p,nt0nnel Agency, "~th 3.--rn• room 124 A . sc u e1 to IU your mm -Exper. ""''d. n....'!' only. Bio -~ Bl d ~1 e Tho '-etttr fob• •t• 11ot 1dverli1ed -~ ._..m, • TEMPO T H I 1 'ent 4 •--d•u --, ~, H&uvr v • ~" 0 GENERAL H ln"lon Beach High emporary l'P t'OnVl'll '""' ..-· <v· SALESWOMAN '''"nnml,•11, Inc., lfi>tl Ann· U • Sal e Third perly profe11ionel innuence h 10,.,elim•• nee:••· .. In H B Xlnt typing k shorthand "'' t>el!vecy l.osta « es School , 1900 Ma St, . . . · r ~ q u ; r c d , 1'" u 11 t 1 me 1trong A\'~ .• lrvinc. FULL OR PARJ TIME 'e'"'.wettlnt the ri1ht door• opeil, et th e ri9ht l•v•I ,,. Equal Oppor. EntpkJyer. LVN or RN. needc<I p/time. Call ••• ,_ STAT TYPIST MEN LABORERS • .,;,~~~!!"!~'!!"'"!~I Nile shift. Be\'erly )tal'JOr considered. '";>--. Penn. p1tin1c ~itlon for 15 ci11ir•• t•cti.i iqu•;, . . · OR Conv. Hospital. :WO Vlc101i1t, PAflT !\me mMlcaI 1rnns-Bn11K·hc!r.orlrg.oorp.~ks NEEDED NOWI I •• E•ecutive po••l10111 ,,. filled thtouth •••cuhve •Pl•r· INSPECT Costa l\fesa. i...-lfi ex'J)Cr, \\'Oman \\' trong I,\ nlst I\' st1\liSflcal exp. U te NECESSARY ~·lew1. ' For electronics finn In O.C. • • crlbt'r for <,.,,..tor o . ce, salts Ability, k ,. 1 1-. -en• he.l plUI NO EXP. ., Mei• re111m • 1nelHn9, h not• tot•I 1n1w•r. ~technnicAlly Inclined Airport area. Trainee or Machinist Tra1nffs must be expcir. l\ledlcal P age Boy Maternity g,';~~n~~ ~'1. \Cuii coa.s1.iJ START Prod. Tinle Keeper cxpcr. Good ~'Orking bonds Are you i u t c 11 i gt' n t • lcrmlnology 11 must. 6'12·8801 So. Coa!>t Pla:.oa Pt'rsonnl'l Agency, 2 7 9 1 * $160 WK. * SEND RESUME OR CALL TODAY Also, Quii.Uty Conll'OI &. benefits. Appllcant may methanlcAlly inclined? \\le Payroll Clerk 'Tr•inM ... ~!"'Call!!!!55!!-!!7.,.;7!!34""!!!!~i ii";;i"ri'·bo'i'rlBj,li;"d';.;D;;•f't ;:;"'°"'°"";;-:;;;;',; -f;OR-Long tenn uslailments apply nt SAE Advanced are offering on thf' job Payroll Clerk Trn\nee lf you :; Ai ptr wrifle.n aJ;rcenu:111 'NO COST EXECUTIVE INTERVIEW P.t.ckaglng, 30SO Airway Dr, trainint to a gelcet te'v \vho etui type R little &: el\ioY S/\LE:s 3 NTCE kltt' need care from MM1liemtr11! criponunll.y SIGMATICS C.M. 540--0256. meet our requlremenhl & figures. )-'(IU couldn't rind TEXAS REr"INERY OORP. I nlee lady. Object 1 happy nvAllobl.• EXECUTIVE SER. YIOES. 1110, STICKY DRAWERS can be want to learn • ..-cur< • better tral11ee •pol. Thb oltert p LENT y Of Mom, cnll ev,., 842-lm Call 'or Interview made euier to apen by trade. Apply In per_90n gttat &: arowina tr.rlne attn l\IONEY plus cash bonu11tt1, TAILOR n1ade salb i~ 71 1 CCII .U20 -HOME Ol'l'ICI -TcmPorntY Help applying candle wax or I06P Keni1edy Plutla1 Corp 17372 ro. offers you fa st JK'Oll'"S fl'"init ~ncttt IC m1.uure t' ~ p" n d Io R. need • \ .-tlilV"'t't (714) 547·9'25 Sui~S~~=~ /:a.eh on drawtr NMC!f'I, Why Eastman SI, JNlne & good ntises. Top bencllt11. Individual in , beach atta.. <1utll!fted sail tten tu DEL.IVERY men nte<ied ln M.I St Sant• An• Call 833-S86l store ~ )'OU won't Have an Qt:ra space healer Start $450. Ablg8.ll Abbot Regardless of t."'<ptritocc, 1158151 \n our contfnuln.& F V --""·· Ill N. n • --.,., •· 11 with 8 .... no lo-u!teT Sell It J>cl"M>nne.l Agency, 230 W. ainnail t<. F. Pat~. Pres., effort~ to build tile World's H.B. '= ' · ' art•, ~"' "'"g. ~ Ad ,_ -"th·•-Dnll Pll t Su -S A. Texu ~~--Corp. Box ra111~t Sails. 1634 Pomona mom LA. Times aulo route. ISECUll:ITY IANI( I UILOIHG SU ITE 7021 "Llsll' lt in clualfled, Ship [)a.Uy Pilot Oa•"'td • now WI a y 0 Warner, lte #AR, • '""'u.u<:l.V e M r:.l<t~ Prefer adult w/eromn1y '" -°"""""' Net •n flff«" '· to SMre Relultl! ~ CaU &O-S11. OaulOed Ad! 642--5678. 5fi7·6l1l ru. Fort Worth T'-."'<. 76101. A\'e, Olla cu.. v-. I CM' m + pt!' mo. 147--8979 ' ' l ., I ' • ' :_..ie" .. _..:'_.:.._ ..... --. . --~ -' ' ... . -- l .. -' . _,---. . . . .. ~ -. --------~ • • ,,-,.. T _,,' -. . . -won-, M & I' 710 no11p wonlecl, "'' F 710 -t•-~s IOO. Gero .. Soi. 112 Ml1ooll1no0ul Ill l'lOnos/0.,.N 12' [ [I [ 1 -,;:=-:~==~..:..:.::1 ~==:.::::~~=::1:-::;-.. -;; .. ,;;;.-;;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1=~=7.;:-:;:;:::: IS NEWPORT 16' Sloop, cab _,,, .. I" • PIANOS "-I• You -OIP/OB tlx.ed keel. Xlnt _ TELEPHONE WANTED married coup!" ANTIQUE TABL&typo d•&k w/drawor 1: .... iiijjjiiiiiiiiii~· PJi l cootf make of! owr $900. COMMVNtCATtoNs -.tio V.'OUld uke 10 TM\(e n .oo. HeadboRrd, twtn 11zc Fu-·re e ORGANS 673w't336 !lo .. ,.... req'd, WW troln. $100.$1000 ,... mo, Part or SHOW & SALE $1.50. Paper back booka SO. tt•lll Tl $2.00 Rocr .. llonol Aaot IT-34. $326 mo . I/time sc!Ung from their LONG 8EACll ARENA ~Clot ... hang<rs IOc doi. • FULLERTON MUSIC 3 Lln11, 2 mn, Boots, Sllps/Dockl 910 Vohlcla : .R 10 DAil Y PILOT Sundor. January 20, 1914 • , : ' BOOll, s.n 900 )§1 956 Martl'n& salary + many home. Let me ahow you Ocean & LollR: Beach IDvd. Baell: iuuet of Playboys 25e lamps -) Our Newett Loc•tion FREE puppies, COCbr &: _.:;:;~;::.-----I Wbenrtts Now lnttrv\e-.yl.ng. how. Cflll ,_1r. Sm Ith, * S3 ?1-filUon Display each. Glutware, dishes, 18191 Eucltd, ~ounlain Valley Shepllerd_ mix. , , Fu 11 Y Sub-IM 20' Siio DUNE_ BUGGY ··-aale or ----+ i),~ -~ --P,· "'~"~·n!IJ.\l"~i.1~!;!!~fo~r~.-~~._. ;;:;}~~·~t~OO~E~x4hl~b~lto~rs;C.~ba~ clothes and more. ~ • . ~ legal, ...... , ; a-Mesa. \VANTF'D hllk I --i • :ia, •-ff • n "'" ,., ~., -~ ll'Nttftl'ioS ~.-~ .11••.1. 540-7660 -962.9510 cond, top &: akfo c1U1tdn1. iiiiioi~ ... iiiim/new ~~~ern1p& br;:bo~ Thu~~~l~~PM Thurln.rearhousc.557--4690 UllpulL~tv ~'-Lovable, gentle, 1 yr old 34' SIDE; Tie sti.P.• $900.496-2981 . '' ' ' I" le ,, I. 1, ,_ ,; ' ,, -;--- ' Tr.-'$ February For detatfs PAT IO SALE ·812~ WarehOuse clearance 1Jale .Jentlls from $5 blk male kitty, s hots, JluntingtQn lfarbour, $59. Truck& 962 I ~U 837~1. Mission Viejo. . I02 lndlanas>0lis, Jluntlmtton from Interior Dtt;OOt Studk> alte1'Cd. box t r a ln e d , mo. avail tmn)ed. 846-3212 WANTED ... _ .....,,. . 1 for Apph1ncft Beach. thnt Sun. MAny SAVINGS UP JO ,70% e "Pl•not & Gr•nclt 644--0139 · Booh, $•-' & Ski 911 D• I A J b' liua~ ~r unusual items. Incl. sterro. · i:::::::!..::i:,.....::;:;:..;;;;..::;;c..:..:..o I la . . 0 . beauty salon ~m AJalr f"LOOR & DISCONTINUED golf & tennis 1e 1 5 , ALL MAJOR BRANDS BLUE point Sian1ese K11ten, w/Hatr fi.IODEL CLEA.RAi"lCE Polynet;l,an artifacts & tine Used & rebuilt pianos aJ:;;o t e n1a 1 e . com p ,le t e I Y DISTRESS 511;Je '73, 17' Ccn· WAXEn, f/tlme for nlte Retrigerators, washer•, paintings. 53&-$697 Open 1 Daya A WHk Uprights front .•.•.•• • •.. $69 housebroken, 646--0441 bet 4 tury 1/0. 165 HP, 75 lll'!i, '68 GMC PICKUP WITH CAMPER TEl\oWO oUeni a truJy unlquo & time savina: opporu,1nl1Y tor &killed •. , •. KEV PUNCH SECRETARIES Who want dignified & stlmu.lat111g long or ghort term assignments • few days. couple v.•eeks or fe1v months • you deelde! Now iPPLY 'li'i"PHONE Call ~ & .Let u.s ~. v.iiat your skills are. No need to come In persooaUy • until w'e have the 'just right' apot tor you! NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO. T..,.po Temporary Holp y.·ork in o .. County. ~ dryer:s, dishwasher!. Sat/Sun, New washer. dryer, lf}t9 Monrovia Street Spinets " .......... $1451-'&'-"'-------"" ,Ll!!ke!!l""~"~' ~G13-~8~182~.~~~~ I pay & tiene.Ut11. Refs req d. Save up to s;i<l. eouch love-seat 1 able Costa Meta 645-6133 Players '' ••• ·· ·· ·· ··• ~ FREE lo good homet·1i ~ vs, autornntlc transmission, \Vriti;l, Cleary, 7640 E. Clll"'d.(l:e-door opener $'19.88 chairs'. refrig rAuch niore' ~~""\!!!!""~!!!!!!!!""'".' Crands " • •• •••••••• · $395 Daisey-¥..: Cock·A·Poo clogs, [ l[i] radio and heater. 11868G.HJ. I Slauson, ComlllllPL'E!, en. $el\rS, Roebuck & Co. m3699. 2920' E. So. Syca'. PRrv pty selling e.ssott. • Organs 6 \\'ks ol~ Tr...,utiol'I Ill $1977 90»0. Adam~t~rlla n1ore, SA. sporting goods, &. water ALL MAJOR BRANDS ~ ~iiiiiliiii WE..L~ER , MISC Furniture, glassware, 1porta • e q u l pt. Auto Optlgan • • • • . denlO ·' '· $l9S -I II~ I -No expcr. l'C<I d·. \\Iii train. FRIGIDAIRE Ell-Ct. range, dishes, rug, cu rt a i h s, wenChefli, battery opper. TV Spli:tet ······new······ S<IS9 '-ts IN!,.....,._ r\ C1mper1, S.lt/Rtnt 920 t\.aaa1 Lar.:.1 Ages 17-34. $.126 n10 . d~p '"ell dbl . ove n , bedding wrought fencing It tape deck, tml elect & FrH O rgan Ltl lOrtl . . 1.:.:.:;;::;;;.;:..,;..;..;.;.____ -~ wna starting salatY + many Lady Kenmore Port Sat/Sun' 10-5 !JO Via Dijon' gu ()Ut boal"d eng., archery Phone 557-4839 ' 'fi6 FO RD vlin cab-over TOYOJI . beneflti;, Now lnterv~i.ng. dshJwsh w/cutting board Lido Isle " ' equipt, huge assort. knives, FULLERTON MUSIC , Citt 852 camper, gaa saving big 6, A ARMY 0 PP o rtu ties, ~t•~PC,· !6TS-334~~3~·o~r:_;675~$.:J069~~-l>ii~ii'ii:-ID!neiiineru;-S.T. I telescope1, CB & VHF 122.N. 1;1arbor, Fullerton 1----------very reliable. Ste. n ding 1966 Harbor, C.P.t. 646-9.W ~U63, Cost.I\ Mesa. KENMORE Gas dryer, ~~1:G~robeue ~~i!a radio, depth recorder , · 871-1805 SIA..\IESE kittens adorable room th ruoul , sips 3 WHO. WANTS TO \.\10RK! Kenmore elee. dryer or apex iron/ mangie Tappen dMng tanks & regulators, hrs: Open Nights 'ti.I 9 male & fem, 7 wks old, easy. Sink, lee box, 1tereo, '73 CHEV y2 TON DRIVE A CAB? Penncrest auto \\'88her $40 stove Mix 'masler varmit callers, cam P Sat: 'tit 5:30, Sun. 12·5 box trained. 557-5939 or AM/FM. $1200/best ofter .. FLEET s r DE PICKUP. CHOOSE your hours, work ea. Guarani~ & delivered. ~ne ~ : stoves, heelers & lam"'. FREE ORGAN LESSONS 88 SS4-532l Work.&12-2880 au t 0 ma 11 c traMmlssion, for~ yourseU, be your OWTI 546-8612 in short Parka & leather Jong as you like! Adults "-. 1 854 8 Ft PiC'k-up shell runabout power steering, faclory air, boss. fl.ten or .,.,'Omen. Can COPPERTONE Kenmore GARAGE sale, camp g jackeU, etc, etc, etc' welcome to.attend Tuesday ~ Plastic bubble windows, 1 \\ide oval tires & mag be slightly' handicapped. washer & gas dryer late gear, water ski gear, 1~ 556-663& or eves 962-428.1 night at 7:30 PM. We want yr old $295. Eves 552-8647 wheels, Special paint, less Neat •. Clean Appearance. model. xlnt cond. • $180. traller hitch, . baby . en everyone to learn to play • PUPPY WORLD • C I I lk th an _13'00 0 m 11 ea . Vts., retired. Age~ 10 7o. Guaranteed & delivered. + other Utingw, 'l 632 · I BUY'•'• the orgp,n! Tom Dieterich Chihuahuas, Tiny Poodles, ye ei, '' 925 Immaculale 45446N. Th R t P II Supplement your income. 546-8672 Dorothy Ln. N.B. • in ch,....,... 642-285l. Const Amer. Eskin10, Pit Bul111, __ S:::c:::oo::::l•:::rs:.:_ ___ ...:;:: $3495 • UI Y e can Drive a cab 6 hrs or more n HOUSEFUL This & That, -.. ~wport Bl d t Bull Terrier, Cockapoo, d Ch I Now Interviewing For day. Apply in person, REFRIGERA,TOR ~ ~zer, Thurs-Sun 557-1437 91 3 Good, used furniture & 1ttusic, Ne v . a Doberman, Shepherrl, Dach· '68 TRIUMPH 500 Howar evro et Oyster Bar W1itrtlMI Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. 16th brand ne~. 73 Philco, wh!, Juniper Ave,' San.a Ana. appliances or will sell for you Harbor, CM. shund. JOO MIXED PUPS!! CHOPPER l\facAMhur and Jambol'l!!e & Hostesses St., Costa Mesa. ~~~2079by side. 17 cu. ft. $325. (Nr South Coast Plaza). MASTERS AUCTION stud Service l\1ost Breeds. (7A5217} Newpo11 Beach ~ PIANOS -ORGANS 2735 \V. Coast HY.'Y .• N.B. \\'ORKING Couple, ueeds . GARAGE 70 gal salt \\'Ster 2075~1 Newport, CM 646-8686 N & Used Gre t selection Open Eves: 5.11-5027 j ,. 83.q..(1555 TREATMENT PLANT OP· weekday companion f o r POLA.R f~zer, 7 ft •. -ex, shO\v fish tank, compt. . 839--0794 aft. 6 for Sunday ew . a . CAZAOORA AFGHANPUPS lloll '61 AUSTIN HEALEY ERATOR 11. $807 .• $993. father. Lite houseY.'01'~ & cond, $100. 580 Hamilton. Antiq Pachinko game & Behind Tony's BJdg. Mat'!. ~~~~ti~~ul~s~The o:s~ AKC Champion Crown Cres~ I -·= . State Grade JI Required. 0\\-'fl trans. Hours flexible, Of. various Antiq items;673·1255 BUJ\1PER pool table, $25. deals are always at: !ant. colors, w he Ip e d -• 1 -= Filing deadline . February 5484836 8-5 Frigidaire Washer * GARAGE SALE * Gun rack $10, Bookcase $5. Wallo'chs Music City TI1w1ksgivlng 49'2-5381. SPRITE 18, 1974. City of San Juan WORRIED a~ut y? u r $25. 6Ta-7262. Everything Imaginable!! Bike $5. Type\\•rlter SlO. NEWFOUNDLAND D 0 gs . 81~ .. ~t ach Bl ., Wes~~ Capistrano, 32400 Pasoo fut~! Now ts the t.1me. GE 1\licrowave Oven, new, 4235 Dana Rd, NB 642-1080 Franz toilet paper filter $5. South Coast Plaza 540-2&30 Sacrifice $l00 ea. to good ;:tVV"N Adelanto, San Juan Capls· Think about the U.S. N_AyY. still In box, cost $370. \\llll SUPER G age SAle Sat Set of 10 chlldrens' classiL'S home. Thoroughbred, great 2 CARABELA Motorc,Ycles, trano, Ca. (714) 493-UTI. $326 to start + -training. 11 $275 G&-5552 ar ,, 321 , On $7. Tape recorder $10, and WURLITZER home organ dogs. 493-0125 200 cc, di.ft. brand new Uiru· TREATMENT PLANT SUP· Ages 17·31 or prior service. se • & Sun, loam-. ~. yx, niuch 1nore. Sat. and Sun. w/amplifier Walnut finish, -"""':..::=.::=:~~-~ out, Reg. as '74's. $799 'per ERINTENDENT $1132. • Phone Stl-4272. Rent .W•shers/Oryer1 Balboa laland 18953 Sarita ?.1arlana St., FV like nu, $495 or bst offr, POODLES, AKC, Tea·cup & pr. 01. best ofier. 542-97'"J2"()1' sat tl ~1·-~ ~16 Tiny Toy, Also Tea-Olp 4 ·i<pel'tl tl'nnsn1lsslon, radio and heater. fGGF047). $977 $1398. Sll\te Grade rv Re-YOUNG 11an to do general $2. \Vk, Full maint. Garage e, ie ....,,.. 'fO• or ;:tlJVW • ..:.;GT.\.4c:..:256=.'--· -----St ud service pvt pt y •I ~5<<;0.~"'4~6==,.,.="°"~ quired. Filing deadline • \\'Ot'k at TV. Electronics * 639-1202 * 19th & 20th An BLACKOUT LIGHTING Sewing M•chlnet 828 535-8824 112 HUSQVARNA CR 250 5 if\111111 ta1.:1 February 25, 1974. City of shop. Some background or w As H ER , Dryer, 2392 Azure. Santa a Battery powered lights & -=~=---,=,.-u"·""ld sp full race $55(). '70 --tfAlllD San Juan Capistrano, 32400 knowledge in electronics dishwasher, $65each. Household Goods 814 systems for home & bus!· FOR Sale, Brother Pace S~~~~~r ~~P~ &'.;.• c:ii i tontessa King Scoripon vmug Paaeo Adelanto, San Juan desired. Applicants should · Call 646-5848 ness. Use .regularly with Setter Sewing Machine, all 64~. street legal, Xlnt street 01·~ IU~I Capistrano, Ca. be self starter, cl~an cut, FREE Pickup. Refrlg. Appl. ORIENTAL RUG, 1~18, reserve of J>O"'t!r to be used xtras, Llke new, $125, dirt bike $350. 49+-8239. ' (n4l 493-Un & able to talk \\'Ith cu~ Scrap Metal Call anytime power loomed in Belgium. during J'.l(>Mr ou tages. Many 64o...ai79 DOG obedience class to start NEW ELECTRJC ?.IOTOR· 1966 Harbor, C.?i.t. 646-9303 TYPIST EXECUTIVE tomers at shop & "" ~ho~~· 1-GT;>-5258 , $450. 493-5399 . -optional-light fixt.ures-&•-ac-830 in-the Newport·Irvlne area. CYCLES, operate for $1 per '69 CHEV ¥4 TON Strong English background Full time, AA & D Elec-M,..,f,. d r fr lg I Ml 11 111 cessories. Call Bill ri.·tcLean Sporting Goods ~541Ho:::,,.:928'""=~---=~ U mJ!,.J.•Tanklin & Co. 629 Ter· CKUP 4 speed,._,po~O--- \Ve will pay·-fur quality. tronics, _642·8S82, --~i!. 1 W~id, xl~'t coi1d. ICt. •""'-"-L_____ 531-2648. PRfV p tf !elllng aSS(lrl. AKC-Irish seuer 25 puCappl 1 • 1 s, nllnal Way, SUite 27, Costa stee1ing, factory a 1 r , Call 644·5771 645-6468. 3 PIECE Turqooise sectiona1 RCA -J.7 ft F r.o st· fre e sporting goods . & water shots, $75 to $1 · ' ?i.tesa, 642-0551. 999820. . I 11~ I WASHER & Cryer, Kenmore, Jiving nri-&et,:Naugh '"ivel _Refrig~er,Jike_ne\\' $125 .. -sports ~-qui PI .' -Aulo 5.5:2·1239. OSSA ·2;i0, ~n, S-spd; $159S -- llwchMcliM V like new. Save $200. !\loving, ~ker, A!ner1can Standard RCA .Whirlpool washer & Y.-enches, battery oppcr. TV GOLDEN Retriever Pups, 8 ~/extra, s. about 8 ~rs on Howard Chevrolet c. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiill ust sacrifice 646-42l9 toilet, white. 432 Broadway, n1atctung gas d:Yer, lit'.'~ & tape decks, sml elect Y.'ks, purebred, no papers. it. Ask g $600. 400-3913 aft 6 Arth ·• J bo HEY TIJRKEY! t 1tcrested In • m · CM 548-2990 cond. ,,$220. ~echner chair & gas . out board eng. $40. each. 540--8015 & \\•knds. li-Jac ur a1iu am ree YmRANS college? No? Well then, in· Antinuet 800 REFRIG Admiral dup~ex FOR• SALE C tte 12 w/hea.t.e_r & v.1brato::.._,Ex~l archery equlpt, huge assort. GERJ\.lAN Shep._guard dog, 0,, "'UZUKl~Enduro--J9TI-. Newport Beach te~ted in money!? Con· ., 19CU IT, Side by Side arse cond~"7:>. Ladies 3 s bike knive;--telescopes;--€BYHF hta::le,-F()r Sile-cat! alt S. ~ • l-:.... ___ µ;.c;;=:_,::..,.;,:::.;,cc--J"ii:;'!A;iG'iNT~FC,:IC::'iE~NTo:;::==;.:;;n=;IT; Sq=;:u:;,+~ .oors;-1~3ret · vOilt--CIRlttepfa--ytt' $25. · 7 radio, depth r e co rd e r , 842-5ll5 !84:c rJ~e: nft"ree:~hlega~ 064 CHEVY custom panel V~~~i:;~sc!!,~W!!:~ swag light. Solid bronze. GREEN .heavy duty gas without spe•ktrs. Like COlD Spot refrlg. w/ice diving tanks & regulators, IRISH SE'ITER PUPS pure appearance a40-60l7 truck, radio & heater, extra I I ,I I;' ' ,, '. .. " 11 lj '· * S56-51SI * fi.fllEit see to appreciate?? dl'}Tr. Like new, sell for new, $40, 673-6685 maker, 2 Drexel chests vannit callers, camp bed be 1 $50 7 ~'eeks OWNER anxious to sell ·n seats. Aulo, pv.T steering. 548-3014 $150. Call 830-3n7 . omcE ~-k. 30 ... .._.,. .. , dra"A·ers, 3 rattan tables, stoves, beaters & hunps, i'd ,·~ lla35u · ' Best oHer around $350. u= -'O\I instamatic model 60 camera short Parka & leather 0 .,,_ Suzuki TX 250 cc. '68 Honda 64&-5610 or 675--0970, ask for Don't give up the 1hlp! Otitdoor sports lost its FRIGIDAIR~ Refrigerator 6 dNT, all h ard"°'' 0 0 d w/case, Pentax II a body jackets, etc, etc, etc , FREE AKC Great Dane fe-Trail 90 cc 551-2176 Bill . Have something you want to appeaJ?.Sell )-'Our equipment for sale $.~. See at 419 w/formica top, $45. 96S-3625 only, misc. 6T:r«IGO or 55&fi626 or eves 962-4283 male brindle. To a good l972 YAMAHA 250. Street. oiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..,iiiiiiiol sell? Oasslfied ads do it with a low-cost Daily Pilot 11th SI, Huntington Bench. F.V . ~1. BRUNS\VICK VIP regulation home. 979-7258 after 6 PM. xfnt. 1500 miles, only $600. well · call NOW 642-5678. Classified Ad! 642-5678. Building M•terials 806 COAL FOR SALE CARPETING • furniture, pool table, l lA." slate. incls. COLLIE sable , 1 yr, See to appreciate 642-8734 '71 FORD 1,2 Ion spts. cust. Low, low miles.gt'. Uke new 0\'erslze new tires. $2100. a..nct' ~PhPaF..:l.1ta1' • Surplus.Bu, lhllng f~r10vefi':.pHla1ce,1t oBr-po8 Ft A~llCoied• xlnt used cptg w/pad from new cloth. $500. 962-5125 \v/papers. $75. or bst oHr. ·72 HONDA Slr70 !AL 1000 NEW " " '" ~ 2 remodeled rms. & hall.: TV Radio HIFI 673-$732 $260 ... . MATER • s of I 1735 \V. 5th St., S.A. 542-7293 $1 sq. yd. or less. End ' ' ' AKITA pu!JS, AKC, ll \Vks, ~595 ' ITEMS! Doors, lumber, p Y· RIG!NALS ' ALVAR LITHO lb!. & commode. s,. ..... , BR Stereo 836 Sho /P I 'l&F E" c '~-~,,;:~~=-,.--!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~ wood, alum sheetine. mold· O ~ · r-w e • •~ · ·' · ·72 ~11 SUZUKI ~. heed · A'1/J~ab1 . . '7h ing, windows, etc. $95. Picasso Etch. $~25. set· mahog. 540-6970 ZENITH & RCA. color, B&W gUard dog, 642,.2803 8 tin1es, xlnt cond, $450 or '54 FORD ~ ton V·S, auto, 71/~ 'f/J. BUILDERS SURPLUS 0,UfY E~ch. !135 .. Utrillo '73 HAMMOND Elect Organ, TVs & stereos priced to SHEPHERD Pups for sale-4 bst olfr. 645-6244 reblt eng.. trans, new 892·1832. 2400 So. Main St., S.A. L1tho. $350. 3$.5595. 2 keyOOards,? mo old. Hide-clear. Priced less than the m 0 nth s "I d . Shots. 400 HUSKY Good condition. Y.iring, gt!nefttor, good . · · .... A cONvmioo .sHOPPING ANO ' Mon thru Sat 1().5 SHARP 19" Cc:ilor port. TV,, a-bed sofa never used. Coif discounters with a Yr Adorable. $25/offer 8-17-2901 * ~ * ti~ & body $750/best ofier. n 4: 5f6.1031 $275. Bell & tJ.owell Super tbl oU~ cbr. 31}.2' con· picture tube, 1 yr parts & OLD EngtistrSheepctog"'Pup's 979--7382--+-979-~---an-5 6r.:tlll~ '~. GAi.OH THE GO. 1r-. i =--::.:7::.o:::::_c.' -8 camera &: proj., $ISO. crete edging. 2 Maple Bar sen.ice. No charge for AKC reg. 1st shot, wormed. 72 '73 , 4 \\IHL drh'E', Ford Cameras & 54!J..3764 stools. 18". 646-6590. delivery or set-up on 19" 1·'71 MX SL 70 Honda, 1·' % T Pick up. XLT int. For In Id In Wo-·n·s Yv·orld Equipment 808 MUST CLEAR BLDG Sota & chair, gold, 2 lamps, & larger. 25" Solid State $150. 494-4401 MX SL 70 HonCia, gd cond n1any xtras. Olig price ,,_ $!IS 1,,. 2 from $499. Cash 00 Pinn DALMATIAN, M.1 yr. AKC many xtraa. 673-lSJ:i' 17,500, !\lake offer t96-39l3 WANTED Showcase!, fixtures, mirror!, ' u.e new. or terms. ABC Color TV, Beautiful markings. Must fi.1INI-BlKES. Bronco & art 6 & lvknds. C1fl Miry Beth 642-5678, ex t. 3~0 P!?ntax spotmntic cash register. 821·1551 aft Comforters, 1 bedsprd & rug 9021 Atlanta or 19 0 46 Sacrifice S35. 645-1~ Honda Mini-Trail $135 ea. I ~='--"~==---- • Call 543-1730 • 7pm 773;-0(14. to tqatch. Hi ft console, Brookhurst, Hun t'i n gt On E :nth CM '72 FORQ Pick up, lo "-"uick-No Seams For Girls, Too! B'k Ches rad & rec play, $20. 968-3329 962-55.59 AKC Beagle puppy, fem, 548-0046. 313 . • . \ mileage, a/c, tool boxes, T Furniture 110 SCH\VlNN lOsp.bl1 e$ . ~ 963-1698.. Beach, or -shots. $50. ·n KAWASAKI 125cc discounted for quick lale. • --.. • " ' \ I f, ' :...:;=.;.o;.;;... _____ I freeze~ ~e~ =d FOR THE WORK I NG RICE'S TV SERVICE ~1586 Enduro,dirtorstreetl~al. ~2883 DOUBLE Bed i nc I u ding king sp ' WO~IAN . Save energy . (formerly tn Pantry S CntrJ 856 f,m. 962--8964 =~=-----~. headboard $50. 2 velvet 562-8284· yours. Have couee & com~ * TV Specials * Horses ·n OWK 125, Better than '73 Chev. IP. ui b an~fm. ~r hassocks S5 each, Blue BABYLINE high chair excel. out wi'th Nancy Mon & \Ved u -·• & Colo• TV ••ts • Who'le 4 H I -w, $495. --·, c .. •Io m cond, p ~:.~~. 'Pvtlpartw • I I halse 10 .. ~e $35 3 ndi · Avocado .___ """"' • ""' T .. 8. Filly blk. yrs. un er '"' ,........ .. camper Wu11.111W. y. ve ve c -... • co tiOD. u·cuil<" starting 6 am. 673-4900 they last!! Color trom $65 $2000 ( 2 1 3) · t 642-4446 1 $3250 96&-SSm Maple Bar stools $20 ea, w/print seat $LO. 5.57-4465 A!AGNAVOX stereo w/reconf up, B & W from $35 up. For f~tOr r213) ,377-3854 J><Un' ' k. l\-!aple swivel rocker, $25, alter 4:30. 1 service call: •n YAMAHA 175, Very good I '57 Dodge •,:i T. P. U. Ne-eds 1 p~ Milk glass lamps $18, GE Washer, $45. Large Pc~r0f50&-a,8~se~.m~~ 54&-6002 or 5-l6-Qll3 APPV. Geld. Reg. 6 yr. oond, many xtras, very steering gear & brl<s. ~ng 3 4 Gold Jeaf lamps, $35 naugahyde recliner, $30. tiac A/C unit $4S. Other 1373 Logan A\•e., cM English or WeStern. $500. clean, 847--6947 tn goOd shape. R un s. ea, 673-570G Blue swivel chair, $10. Private party. 557-u53 NEW '74 YAM. 175 $2501bst ofr. 64>l731. 8' 'NAUGAHYDE Sofa & 900-1767 misc. cheap. S4>24Z?. CO~R 'IV portable, Zl" THOROUGHBRED Hunter Enduro 557-1175 1m Ford '~ ton pickup. t. ~~a~ $!~ ~bl~als~: WALLPAPER SALE . ·~~ st'r:J:rt~~n: :~ ~~l~~~. ~~streoff~~~ for SaleQtl1~t:~ "nly. Mobile Homes 935 ~ll37 ~~e!.t~:'kiP~l 7 o o · Table & Hanging tamp $25 ~~ & Jess Mitchell, VanLuit Re b u i I t g u a r a n t e e d 552-0858 I "iiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~ I ~~~~~t.i~Mii""'°' ea, s bar "Stools Walnut. & Stockwell 847-8010. transaxle $180. Rhode lsland TEAC 2340 pro. reel deck 1.= 'MOBILE HOME '73 RANCHERO, ·Take over h allh I I~ FOR S'ALE payments. 642-2400, ext 85 ~, $20 J!O, Game table, 4 TRAILER AXie and parts red rooster, very e Y $625. Zenith stereo $125. -1o1ts~1nc1 -i. JI! : or 1133-1652 . . .· chairs, $100, 962-3707 for boat trailer. $50. Miscellaneous Both xlnt cond. 97~9191 or Mainlfquipment lC.-SILVERCREST .:::..:===----~~ .. '· BEAUT. 9' cust made couch, 544-3-117 ' Wanted B20 642-4136 MOBILE HOME '&t Chev. ~~ T. P. U~ ~ refrig. like new. antiq. Fr. 5 PC. Bedroom se.t. heavy _ . , Z2''....1Ylvanla ronsole blk & a.· I ~-I 9-00 20' x 53', 2 BO 2 BA, carp., .~· ~~shift. 7'' chrs., itarbro lamps, · 2 oak. 2 over.stuffed chairs WANT Exerciser, bicycle wht tv. $100. I S, '"ntrl --· draped, blt·ins-.. -refrlg" 5 ~· • t. i nlin'Ors, crystal & silver machine 847--0-192 586-396.3 . '6LRCA color tv console. ; I IE' for 220 air cond., kilch. P/S, P /B, NC, low miles , dressers, full I en.g Th w/ ottoman. Washing type, Jn good condition Call 642-3719. .scwt-LE•-• washer & el~t. dryer, \\ired '73 CHEVY Cheyenne%. Ton <!-d JI. --· .. ·;*' ,m~ stereo set. 548-6289. s .. ,•= .s,, .... :"• •.:.=· Musical lnstruments.m -..!"."~. worK~ng ~'""' ~ .. -ANSWERS,• '"'.' scaped' patlv, 'l'.tiree Yrs. old V1n1 963 16 String. steel guilar $75. ~,..,, ·.;:~------.;..;:.c 1 MOVJNG!-Must sell • Lane 897 "281 Ellthart · like nu. ·Localed in l'Je\\' - 5 pc Danish Modem bdrm ...., FLUTE, DeFord SPEAKERS, \Vholesa1e,Wpvt adult pk. away from noisy '71 DODGE VAN set, $3.10 •• Red velvet couch G~T. GOOD model, never used. ply, 2 Way, 3 Way, 4 ay, Sickle -Naught -Icebo.x t t. One-half bl. from clu~ B 300, Auto Trans, (76255.tl. & loveseat $100 .• White CO.ND~~ 645-7989 lh of! 847-8010 -Palace-Device-Pestle hou&e.'$15,495. Call EVES. naugahyde sectional $100. FINE complete Pearl Drum COLOR 21" Zenlth maple, _ PICKET SIGNS 213-694-4690. -- 644-6087 AtOVING: Chinese rug 9' 8" Set, Make "Uer $60. Auto tape-deck $18. There's 8 modem Western CAN BE SEEN AT: l\fOVING-404 Bet Vue , x 17', ~·,'· Be,ile wool cu~ 67J.-0139 phone 545-3857 being produced for TV. In CRESTMONT Re1i7I'tU Ba l boa Point g ood rug6 9 xl2 548-0030 Office Furniture/ thisnewveraion,the lndiaris ESTATES __. ro c kers, hassocks, &: Wheel Chair, 2 )'!'I new, FrM to YoU cle it wUh.:pJCKET SIGNS. Ave. aCl'OM from Brea 892-fi651 636--2500 conditkln, davenports, bed, AIL Electric Hospital' Bed Equip. 124 I 11 S attack a wap train and cir-1051 Site Dr,. Brea. <Central 13600 Beach Bl., Westminster barstools, tables, dishes, Total price $450, ~7414 EXEC SWVL OlRS $15/25 CREW fer power boat to Qnnm. Hosp.) Lot #46, 1973 FORD Vao, V·8, aqto, 7344 \ \..i pi<;tures & miSc. ANTIQUE ·oak lee box $75. Sec chn $8/24, dka. Pierce l LI ·2 T~ · · '$2 00 ·La Paz, Mexico. Experience roNTACT RAY, PK. MGR., long wheel ·base, ·•dual • Y " LIKE Ne\v Kingsize Bex Elee. gultat w/am. amp & 867 W. 19, CM 642-3408 nes, tmts, · • necessary. Spanish spelildng for showing. exhaust, !l,800 tnlle_s, Stiper f\n '8. Spring & Mattress Also 2 beg. book $35. 645-2573. Planot/Or'flM 826 desirable. ·7i2-11kll ey e a MofOr Hornet clean, Ask fflr D l ck , [J lo11Ht1Ci. ~ T\\'in head boards. BAR Set Spanish decor bar --Collie/Shep pups, rowdy & 525-1648 Seit/Rent 940 831-1431 8-Spm, aft 5 v7 846-5054 & 3 st~ls, w/ matcing'watl ~?.fOND Ml w/percus-ready for you this week UNFINISHED 30' ocean 546-7713 . • 9135 Both girl! and boys love BLACK Naugahyde hide-a· set. 642-2903 51on. Hardly used, mfil~~ 546-97U to see & pick. f Is hi n g boat, cabin RE?i'J' A MOTOR HOME -'63 FORD Econoline Van. SIZES ..,. this brig.ht, cuddly puUnver! bed. xJnt com!,, Ro ya I CARPET, be~. short shag $595/best "Uer. FREE PUPPIES Mother· t y p e . M a k e o f t e r . MINI HOME OR VAN Runs Good! Reblt eng. 2.8 , J~st right ror .now,. bi·t..-tl'v po11a~le type,vnter xlnt, ,v/jute pad, 85 sq. fds. $100 evUesp. RIGHT PIANO. Sprlngtr Spaniel. Father-(213) 861·5848. CONVERSION, LOW AS $9 Recent ~nt. Map/tires. ,,,, ....r • ..rrl .,,.l ! sp~1ng days! Knit hon:rontal· misc items, 642-2855. 548-6839. . local romantic.' 642-829'2 SPEED Yak. U ft. rubber. pct Day & 6c per mile. 586-4472 , ''''-"'""' 1114/il....., s.!•1JX' pullover of sport yarn Kingsize \\TOOght iron · t t $175. Call 549--3118 FREE 1 yr. -old lovable !Excel Dinghy, $175. ALSO RESERVE YOURS 'IODAY '66 Ford Van. XI mpg. Xlnt. in 4 L'Olors All ea s Y Qdboard dbl f ha Have l!IOmeOnng you wan ° AY med size Shag OOg. Love• i:-1\f t McCulJOCk 7~ii HP 894-3341. 6 cyl' paneled, new tires, Su nb eam-quirk! ONE stockinene siilch. Pattern ~n be ~~·ed :;y 8 00&;·· sell'!' Oassl~~ ~ It "::in~ ~d~he~~ePay .• ~ people & Kids, 962-8709 ° 0~ ' · · 1969 SHASTA ~flni Motor shocks, clutch, battery, etc. fi.tAIN PA'ITERN PART lno 7341: Oiild's Sizes 2, 4, 6, $40 ~"t · well· call N . · $100 ' Home, 46,000 miles, Self o6'f&.m2""'"'-"'----~~-I seams!) for this sprightl y 8, 10 incl. · -\ . , "' · a--n/Mari-Cont. ·gooc1 cond. $3,950. -yi .... 1 In • wrap skimmer! Whip ii up SE\IENTV·l"fll'r. CENTS QUEEN·Stz:E ~room suite, -,.. 540-5397 '67 DODGE van. uy t., in tulip-bright .cot~ons or .for each pattern -add 25 dresser. 1n1te s~nd. hdbrd, ~'·I .. S'.T' .... 'R G. ...:zE-ni{1e&, Equip. . 904 23' MOTOR home like new. rou:F~~lln~~ : blends fo!' va~tion, parties, cents for each pattern for bed $250. 968-489;> aft. 5 r,.m ~ ~ ..&"-'-¥ record Wlll W I or tr8de for local ottr. 646-2126. scho?l, ~pg. ~. Air Mail and Special Han· * SOF'A &: LOVESEAT * '··Alittl CLAT1PO"• . UHA VHF, CB, depth d ~· reaJ estate Rois 962-28ll/ -"'::'..'..-"":::!:::::.---~~: Ch~C:~s ~!~er;1 49 163 ::.~! dling; othenvlse third-class NeveUral~ho• Verud.;..qua110 • • ~~:i .. M. y.,o.1tyUW,GiJltM 'k srrr.uG !=i!d;~:, ~e:1 ·m~ 962Mn. · ·~_.~, =Van..~1~· • >;._ ·: • delivery will take three su .., me. ;ioo-1..-;·•··.~~ /' • Y Ate.NII"• to tit• Shrra. V' ' clocks & barometers & t• riCA _. ......... Size6taket7/8yardsbll-Jnch \\'eeks or more Send to ~ -.-J ' •"TodtveloP'mtno119 for Mondoy, ~21·~ .. ~ many items of misc 25' Sleeps 6, Seu oont.·~-. k>ts more! $1 .5t&-31.n fabric. Alice Brooks the DAILY COUNTRY l' AB LE & •1~.-. nadwordtcou-d1-to:......... •=-••~ . week + S6c/mlle, 100 miles '73 GMC Van, 6 cyl, Tacoma SEVEN'IT•nvE CENT8 PILOT 105 ' Needlecraft Decaon benche!I, drk wood, _.,.... of z.od' birth' ""' -~ hardware & electronics. b'et, weekend ra te 1,, ~ 5500 ml., Excel conO, ·~:i,:e~ '!~~ patl~d r: ge;::~n~~!3• ~~k~ie~~~ s~;~t ~~· =~w, ~T!;':~ 1£ i~.!ign. ~~ ocr~[~ ~ty. 556-6626 or· eve. =. Motor H9me Rentala $3300 or orr. ~ · Air Ma.ii ands~ Hand· lOOU. Print Name, Add.ten, Green & Yellow. ~~NAi-Jt a11_ ..... ~t~' := HOr.11 Boats, Power 906 '73 2.1-l>' M.H. lc M\ntl ·~~ \C~~· .T:; ; ling.: otherwise third-class Zip, Pattern Nmnber. 6(2..1811 q... ~10.11~ 1•.,. • · .,,. .. 1 .~_!·12'19 '\.~ ~-ree miles 9 t119, 833-0900 .___ h ~·it•• I • d 1i will take three K t.:-.:.;-..,. " -.,, ._ :9: INBOARD 1 U gt "-or -.t o er °'"' w eve, .J w'ee~or more. Send to ~~tD1fui~ ~ 2 LRG Wirilrobes, decorator GIMINI ,=...,.. ~~-· r,~ SA~AAIVS ' 1~er plywood'. M~~,;g, m:': Tr1llers, Travel 945 •s.; Dodge Panel Truck slant Marian Martin the 'DAILY d' ·' a...' • ye:llow,$50each, ?i""'Ara1 '"-a v-"w-. u~ self. Isl ou-of $95. Aloo 6cyl us.-·--tlrel ~ • ' De t 1recuons ..........-. 6773340 '6 ~ ...... ,......... """" HOf~ . .... '71"----PR.OWLER 2-1' llke new. ' . .._ .. , ...... ; ! Pll:.01', "42, Pattern p ·• lfl!ltant 'Maarame Book. ( ~JU,;f 1 10..._ """""" 70 CwNb Ofe. Jf ,. Greymarlne 6 · cy1 & trans, Sell-contained. forced air 44 thou ml. $950. MS-t677 • 232 West 18t00h USl.p, ~ew Basic, fancy knots, pat· SMOKED glass dinnette eet ~'::-!1!·l 11 And 41 s. '71 Cutfoolt S.lt-z4'·· $45. 642-6824 heat $2775 5'56-0554 . '69 DOOOE , 6 cyl, auto, '" York, N.Y 1 · r n t terns. $LOO. w/cbrome, $325. \Vtr bed I }63:1"'4.i 12._.. .ttS. n Nora-::-:!' "• , se a.... 'Tl CUtly ' ' · $1MO nearest NAME+ ADDRESS v.'ith lflita•I Ctochet BMt • w/extras $85. 84.1.-4191 IJ '(-.. 4J V• 71To 71 24 il •,)CLJ, ' CAMPER Trailer. Must ~u camper. or • ZIP SIZE d stTLE p CANCD 14~ """' 7AG.t CANlcotM Cabin, o~c. ~ 1/0, Must ~ aetn 10 a~te offfl', 60-6163 • • an Learn by picturt'I! At· AVACADO green sectional ~Ju#f,'I! IS TIMt ' AST... 750.. OfC,.11 4 covers. VHF, T.railer, da)'f ' A •• --w .... "' NVMBEB. 1 k terns, Sl.00. $125. C<MXt ccindldon. iuf.r 1 ,,....,.. .. ,,.,.. """"..,. , 1 Sll&-l &lO, or eves & wkenda Bost offer. 831._ -·-f ft•r ! s~ MORE Qu c OMnplete lnftant Gift Book • 842.-37429 • ~-17for '7MM 77~ :!!'""'' ,544--3574 Tr1ller1, Utn1.tv M7 .. -!.."' ~II Fuh1ons and choose one _ more than 100 gifts -1'1...,..-.·i. ~!!·~ llT• 411\ 71 L"'91. ,,, . .:.t. "'~ .. ..,._ patt•rn !Tee from our $1 oo * 8 FT. Gold couch, eood ~ !!! ••=-. ""' """ ... ,....,.. Bolts, Soil _.!!!! 27• STORAGE 1 r a.11 er. ll!Ml'OST ;:cr.~u-i::IDI ~. Spring·Summer Cata.lo&'. All Con'.ap1ete Arp.• Btok .. looklng $75. 4 patio chain ' LIO ri..._. f.~ fit:-" AQUAllUI BRISTOL ~ Sloop, d'·'·J tandemuleelectrlcbrakls. 11 aim! Only soc. $1.00. $12. 675-1412 ' ~:nn.rtJ 2ZC-. 52.w&--120f JN/.# "" ~ unload!-~ Dun Lew• •• ,,.,.. i INST'AN'I' SEWJNG BOOK 11 'Iffy Rue llook11 • 50c. BOX Sp~n~ ol Ma-·, -U »1"9 .5.>0r .,,_., ,..•rt 'eng, mMY extraa. Holdtni .._,.ram& u A..a.-C.~ •M9.10C • "' •· ··~ .. _ .. _ .. v. 14111< Int COlld -ble Auto Slrllce hm M9 11A1 -.. -,· AtW today, wear tomomiw. Book of 12 ·Prim AffhanJ. good condition, $15eaeh. •·t.l+l 21...._. 15 t1GM¥ •~ s..._"' 1 • 7 31 1 • x '1 "lw.. • ,..mu ·t $1. SOe. • 2ll0 Newport Blvd, CM. a,__ 16 w...il 160..-... _. long range crulll!ng,.,.. •''1Y· ~ ~ ~ INSTANT FASHION! Qidft Book t-16 pattt:ms. Couch I hr .. .ini-couch ' ""'° £°' 5'V.. 17~ PllCll B;fowner. 830-1548 , MAG Wbetll + llrw, k ""'!OIJR~ .... BOOK -Hundred• 0 50c w c ' Wl\Ollll:I Aue.~ i::-"' ==-== HI. n SAVE $500, ,,. Piver Tri v.w 4 =-r ~ .. fillltion fadJ. $1. M-.,. Q•llt Book I -w/2 chaln5's-7l36 .r. It ao.. •T• '°'T~ ,,..4,. Traller, dtlc sails, $475 mlleaae. Vaeuclll COit lldll)1 = 1o · ~m "8"' .. ~m:1":'d.W~' W ~ 1orTod•J:•".rnr· n··. -..... oet1 )'tltlr .. -1111~iw ®-()l!iM.i 1~ , ~~ ~; .!JT.1nt, • ~V::.,.~~-S,i~:rloa,Pllot 'I nll • call NOW 842-5613. LI beautiful patterns. ~. '"'m• with -· "" Dolly ~ .,_ __ Pflot o .. llled. -• ' .. . . ' r I , I • ..• ~··-·· ·----. • • • • ' • • • • f I '67 DUETTO Spider, 2a MPG, fUlOO. 968-348:1 BMW SaJes e Service e Lensing OOS-w.4st.,,s,~ USED BMW'S '73 3.0 CSA DEMO '70 2IOO cs '71 SAVARIA '69 2500 '70 2002 '61 2002 Cloeed Sundays ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST • & NEWPORT IMPORTS If you have an lm~rted c•~·. ~. y~a ''. or two old, most likely it's worn out or yo1're tired of it. Iring it to HERITAGE- We'I · take it on trade anJI, if n.ecessary, we'll MELT IT DOWN and SHIP IT BACK · ' . WHERE IT CAME Fl.OM! \WiUI . ·SAYE. AMlllCAM JOIS HELP IMPLOYMENT- IUY .MERICAN CARS HERlTAGE~E MG '67 MGB $195 Red with black interior, \\'ire BILL MAXEY TOYOTA wheels, radk> & heater.1'°'~==,,---.,,.--:.­ SUpet gu mlleage. "7U TOYOTA Corolla NEWPORT IMPORTS 31Cl0 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. 642-MOS 1912 MGB Conv. White w/ brown bit. J.Jke ne w • AM!FM. ~ 7400 mi 27mPI'. $2900. -= 1'71 MG MIDGET 36,00) ml. $1.:m wholesale . * 543-3691 * '13 MG 1tllOOET, removable HT, 33 mPG, lo ml, Prtv pty. $3000 lm-2710 'n MGB ROADST ER, overdrive, Radial t I re 1 • $2850 or b8t offer. 842.-4843 MGB 'M MGB w/ovenlrtve, new engiM new top, n e w Interior. 491-'1571 Sprinter, $1200. After 5 pm m-om 11 ·11 VIV eu,, 37,000 miles, Imports Conv/bed, xlnt con d . 1301 Q1.1ail 962-7705 Newport Beach '66 vw Dune 8Ut19Y ~9300 $600. pvt pty. 536-7678 ENTER FR0:\-1 r-.1cARTHUR Ad. ~ CLASS SEU.S -642-5678 CROSSWORD PuzzLE ANSWtRS • • ' • • • DAIL1 PILOT-D Jl Autos, UNcl • 990 CA MARO I l Special-Ford-Motor-Co,-. -•-+--• PURCHASE! WE'VI MADE A SPICIAL PURCHASI! OF FORD MOTOR COMPANY IXECllTIVI! CARS. ALL 73 MUCUltY MA1t9UIS lltOUGHAMS. COUPES • 4 DOORS. ALL ARE UICI NEW WITH LOW MILIAGI AND • ARE AISOLUTRY LOADED WITH NICI FIATUUS SUCH AS AUTO. bnc' TRANSMISSION;•AIR ' CONDmONING, SPUD CONTROLS, DIVIDED FRONT SU.TS, YOU NAME.IT; THEY HAYI IT. OUlt SPICIAL PURCHASE ENAILES US TO OFFER THESE LUXURIOUS MAR9UIS IROUG;HAMS AS OUTSTANDING PRICES. Orange County's Only Unc:oln.Merc:ury Dealer TO RECEIVE THE "Distinguished Service Award" for outstanding Service after Sale. 2626 ·HARBOR BLVD. OF CARS COST A MESA 540-5630 • -. • '' ' I I. l 'l3 CORVETTE HARDTOP 1972 Coogar XS7. Loo.ded, clean, lo\v mileage. $36.i(). '69 LINCOLN A Good One, 1965 Ne\\' ti!';):;:, battery, water & fuel p1.1n111, VG int, 12~1PG, $.;)9f>, 552-8562 MAVERICK '12 1-IAVERlCK, VB, air t."Ond, PIS, Radials tires, delw.:e int. Nu brakes & shocks, Jess 1han 30,COO pti. IJ!700· 673-1839. MUSTANG 1967 FASTBACK '69 MUSTANG, It yellow, PS, PDB. air, new tires & brakes. $1495 or best offer. Cal l Pe&gy 11l 646-5610 after 5pm. '73 CUTLASS SUPREME . ,a ,u powern- cluding dOor locks and trunk opener, factory air, tilt \Vheel, Sun Rool, Al\f/F1.t stereo wi~ 8 track le,pe playfl', mac 9POrt w~ \\'hite \Valls (062GHR). $3549 • • '65 PLYMOUTH FURY < Dr, V-8, A•I• Trans, I' c· 2 Dr, V-8, Auto Tran11. A(r tory Air Cond, Radio, Heal· Cond, PO\ver Ste e r l n & , er' IU60LS) Radio. HOlller, Vll\YI Root, • I $"5 IHON932!. . HUNTINGTON BEACH $495 Chry1ler Plymouth HUNTINGTON BEACH 16001 BEACH BLVD. Ch I Pl th 1142-0031 541)-5164 •v• It ymou HUNTINGTON BEACH 16661 BEAClf BL\10 . 1142-ooll 540-5164 • • tlUNTINGTON BEACH e e ATLAS 1972 FURY m 4 dr. air, Chry1ler/Plymouth PIS. P/B. Orie· 'owner. OP,en Deily &: Sun. 'Ill 10 Pl\I . '71 GltAHDVILLI Ha-. Full ' ,....,. ""' . - 11 ... -... -., T0llRD '71 ·T-BIRD LANDAU , 4 Door. 1-'ull power. factory I air, atereo. elc. (~). , $2749 PINTO n •. OXJ m1. 11950. m:m9.. , . 2929 _!~boMr !!•' .. umw ...... 1972 TIIUNDERBtRD!' lo 1973 PINTO 'Runa...;t, •ir, ' · 546· 1934 · mtloa ... toJly loaded• WTY ' radio, auto, .dlx int. Xlnl '72 PL VMOUTH FURY clean $3Dl. wkdaya aft t'M\ OOAl'I ""---l:.!'a' "'°"" 1 9 7 0 p Ly M 0 u TI{ r. 837 ""00 all A .... MERCURY '65 l\tUSTANG-Shelby prep, New clut.h & brks. 2 tires. Tape deck, 16 l\f P G • 642-9396 cond. '1'tlrOD'N J:.~ ......,...,.... 4 Dr, VS, Auto--, Factory ~m. -· _,,. ••JU111 RoadrunnerSllOO.; weekends ' ·72 i PINTO 'Vqon. auto Air Cond, -Poweor Steering, Semkhopped 450 Ho1)da '71 MARQUIS BROUGHAM '68 MUSTANG, Radio, PIS, 2!:8 V8, Auto, yel!O\v, blk vinyl kip, 41,(XX) miles, real cream puU, $1250, 5S2-'1937 trans, disk brakes roof rack Radio, Heater, (007FLCJ . SIJO. Call 492-l7J5 '72 T-BlRD Landau, new tin 586-5807. $1495 & mai: whl•. full pwr. MU.• PONTIAC ' offer. 646-lm '70 CHRYSLER V-8. Auto Trans, Radio. Pmi.'· NEW YORKER l'r Steering, Air C.Ond, Squire • • 4 dr, V-8, Auto Trans, 1-~a,:: Oplion (168.J4L) tory Air Cond, Power si.~r· j ;/ '73 SCOUT 11 ing, Po~·er Disc .Brakes. llofl LOllGPlll. 4 \I/heel Drive, V-8. Auto Po\ver \\11ndo""· radw. heat-Trans, Air 1 Cond, radio, f'I', vinyl roof, (116CJo'G ), hen1er Like New (150HXCL SALE PRICE , 39"' $1 09 5 1361Ml-Bea<h-Bl.,..W .. 1mi"".,. -CJI-~--+ 892-66.11 636-2000 HUNTING TON BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH •VERY ·clean '72 Ford Ltd Chrysler Plymouth Chrysler Plymouth Brougham. Lo n1i's. 2 dr. 16661 BEAC!l BL\'D. 16661 BEACH. BLVD. hrdlp. Cust. inter. Auto 8.12-063 1. 540-5164 842-0631 5-10-5164 trans.. p Is, disclbrks, I !UNTINGTON BE ACH HUNTINGTON BEACH \vindows, . air. am t f m • • • · • stereo. T\\,n seats, hnted glass, tvlsidewalls, vinyl l=~====--~~~i roof. Call Carol Niles.1---------- 1968 NEWPORT, 4 dr, vi"yl 01""2600 JEEP top, air, plb p/s. One '72 MAVERICK ., .. ,, $"10. 831-1693. vs· A T A. Exceptionally '72 JEEP CONTINENTAL •h8l1>. 644-29l0 -DLR 466 -.-69_MA_R_K_l_ll -I FWK $1975 COMMANDER WAGON f'uJI po~·er, f~ctory air, load· 'i.f . LT~ Brougham, . ~r Automatic lra nsmlssion, air ed. IXEX17.:i). option mt. 2 dr whltE" condition ing power steering $2449 w/brown top, A~~ IF M 14.00> mil;s. 4 \\IHEEL e s.tereo, ~T seats, \\'lndows, DRIVE. VS engine. t278- ,72 MARK IV , tinted gl 13,000 n1l. 644-4147 GBLI 1-~un poit·er, fac:lory air, spot· 19~ FORD Country. Sedan $3877 ~w.ltwi& W TOYOTA less. t224EINI. \\~n. Pis. P l b. air. ~\V $5449 miles. Good ro!'KI . Sacnf1ce Sml. Ptivale p a r I y . 842-5738 '67 FAIRCANE, A/_C, auto, PIS. Power disc brakes. Al\11Fl\.1 8 h"Bck stereo, 17 ,• NOTICE MUST .SELL. 49BRAND NEW '73 . . . CHRYSLERS · PL YMOUTHS SATELLITES & DUSTERS HERITAGE llllPlllAL CNITSLll PLYMOUTH 'TI FORD p;nto, blue w/blk HUNT!NGTON BEACH ,--------I VEGA int, 34,000 mi •. XJnt cond. Ch I Pl th 1-673-9002, 640-8487. rys •r · ymou 1967 .PQNTIAc·· Spr int stick , 1G661 BE.A.CH BLVD. · PINTO •n, 4 spd, am/fm 842.0031. S40.Si64 conv. Body, top, l n t • • LATE '73 Yellow Vep stereo, lite gt"een, $1485, pvt T NGTON BEAOI bra kes, tires \-et)' good. Hatchback. Low nl 11e1• •. pty, 968·3441 llUN 1 Engine fair. Mags, 673-3667. F11ctory air. Auto. OT Pack. The fastest draw in the \Vest. • • Daily Pilot Want Ads have l\1ag. wheels. New cond: ... a Daily Pilot Classlllea bd.raains plore. $3250. SW:.1139 !-:::•.:..t•::.:•,,, .:..'m=po.::rted=::._-~9;..70;...;.A;..u;;.t•;..•c.• ~l.;..m ... 'po.;...thicl..;.·..._. _·_m..,.... ;;.A:;:ulo.:..::.:':!.' .;.I m;.:;:::po.:..rt:.:.:..•d::._....;9.:..70°"'A""u'-t.:.••c.•-l_m_.po~-~•t_td __ m_ -PL ~~2 PU 52986 . ~lE\,JRlf<T DATSUN ''Where we talce pride i11 service" WORKING MAl!'S GAS SAVER LEASES OUI NEW'LOCATION 888 DOVE S,T. ' MacArthur at Jamboree NEWPORT IEACH 833-1300 * ,,,-. r; .. .......... , .... ~,.-.... (\~ '··'" . . ' . ' ~~~,~~~~~~~·~·'~;;,-·,'-"•"-"C.:.--~--=.-'-"~ '69 FORO MUSTANG '66 CAPRICE COUPE \ , ' '..ii < < , F' '. " '71 FORD GALAXIE AM/YM s ... ,,._ Spill "°"'"' ·soo Seat. Ail' Conti , Leathl•r, 1 D1·, V·8. Auto T1'8.ns, Fae· Landuu. Prlrcd t\·ny belO\\' 1ury 1\ir Cond. Pmver Steer· l\'holei.ale Book at ing:, Radio, Heater (514CPE) $4795 $1295 W•WOl!l HUNTINGTON BEACH - L .. --~ Chrysler Plymouth IG661 BEACH BLVD. mw• s.12.oo.1t 5,10-:;1s4 =:=-;11 ~ HUNTINGTON BE1\Cli 13600 Beach Bl., \\lt>stminslt;>t' • • 892-66,)J 636-2500 P.S., Radio, HNltr. Air, Auto, BllJI IZMX'31 ), $1199 '69 FIREBIRD P.S.. Aedlo, He1t1r, Au•o (ZIA7'9) $999 P.$ .. R&d!o, Healer Auto (lOOFTEI $399 '67 CHEVY IM~AL.A WAGON Auto, Radio, He111er, P.S., .I.Ir pJFJ9091 . $499 '72 CONTINEl\'TAL l\tARK ===c-7""--..,.-,--11 IV \\'hile w/white lrother '67 F'ol'd ,6 cyl 3 s pd. Low ______ .., ______ I int. Fully equip. i nc J , n1ileage. Relia bility + e<."On· AMIFA1' stereo. LJ:Jw tn il, omy. $350, 494-3587. In mint cond. S 6 6 0 0. '63 Ford Convt xln't meeh. 449-4185. I! no anst1.w cond, lo-take oiler. For info 499-2'L6. caU. 556-8248. '68, 4 door, full po"·er, '65 OOUNTR.Y Squire, 10 Factory air, . tape deck, pass, lac air, am/fm. etc. 8~. Alust &ee to apprec. good cond. $375. 673-il760 C150. 96J.6028 '70 LTD V_, to 2 d , au . r. ·n J\l11;rtc 111. Xlnt cond. All vinyl tQp, air, 1-'ine cond. extras. Sac. Make offer . $1350. 4~2407. CaU 552-9134 •=~==~-~~--1 TORINO •n. Sharp cond., 1968 CONT. 4 dr. All exlra11, clean In!. gd. Ures. For<.'Cd :<lnf cood. Be-St off c r:. to sell at bst offer. 646-2l!j, ~ '63 FORD w/'74 lie., timog cnRv. AIR Uvice. Xlm running cond .. -,-Reus. &12-3358. '62 CORVAIR $75. needs '6.~ FORD 4 DR. Good \l.'hec:l bcarln.~. Go od cond, Clean! $39:1. running cotld. 494-8754 Call 817-4115 CORVE"E '64 l'ORD l'nida"" 6 cyl; 1----------I i.trtat gas nii., lo mi., $22.i. 'A O>n--ett~. lo mi's. P/s,1"'·=-ruo=k=•=•,.,1,,"-',..· .,,49f-11393.~==­p/b, am/frn rad. Up to '72 FORD Cub ~!om WRg· 17 11'QJI, 427 eng. $2895 or on. V-8, lo mileage. 3 seal.II, mtn orr. 64S-QS.j2. Best of/er buyg, 675-2954 . . "\f"td 111 ''P111d"'" ;;1 .. l'!' an ad! ~SS SELLS -642·.A)78 , 61 SEDAN DE VILLE LOAOEOI (WU\145) $899 '72 FORD VAN VI, Aulo ,,.,,.. 1•11c1 $1999 • I 65 CHEVY VAN tmlP'Wl $499 '65 FORD FALCON P.S .. Rldlo, H .. ~. - Auto, Air !REE11'1 $399 • 4 trl. 0/H C1m. I nt. e f7" Whffl llM e fluH Coll """911IMll • • ....,... .tJr Huter • llldllt kltt e OIK or-lf'lll• e PldHilDtlll e Olllt W/I ff'""' 52538 $199 S71J1 DOWN Pll 1110. SJ,ZLtO b tM fol1I c11~ price Ind. t11 6 '14 lie. 1--. Oflerrfd p.,mt. prl(• 11 ,,..., .• lnch1dlt111 1111 • & 7~ lie ..... a. 111 c1rrytnt d'll rtft fol' .. montlls Ofl APPROVAL of vour er.Oii, ANNUAL PERCENT.I.GI RATE u.~. .. OROER YOURS TODAY • '74 YIGA H~. , '74 NOYA turboh'l'd,.mtllc. r• Avto tr1n1, • cit ...., dlo, c1r111:!11"111, wttlte Po-stMrlflf WlllJ, • I'll: MONTH •11 1111: MOftTH •11 '74 M•Abll C'-k Power 1t~rl11g, pOWel' disc br•kes, :iao VI, turbohV1:1r1metlc. wlltel cov1r1, blllld wllltew1ll1 11 n II d "····· ,.Ill: MONTH Ill '74 CA.MAIO Powtr ateerl,,.g, PGMr disc; br••"• 1SO VI, turbOll'/'dr1m11llc, wt!... co.,.,.. bellld w111i.....n1, llntld Cll•U, NII' MONTH Sii "74 CHIY ..... ., \i,.-.,,.C¥$ ....... j ....... ff•ntmllllorl. • ,..IMOOTN s79 DON'T UNDIUTANI LUSINa1 ,, PNONI: 147 ..... 1 . . » ,...... 0.-1•,....... ONW' y..,. Ttllly ....... ...,. ... .....,.... w, Wll .., ,..., ....... Cw W Tf'Wrt AM CNllll _,. .. A#NWll. ""' T111 • "TM PtdlW ."...,....,..... ... .. "'· ... e • Crt. $2890 $99 $15.55 DOWN Pll MO. t.'ll!t.» It tlle lot•I Cllfl _prkf! W. l•l &. .,, lie. 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I IB (I) a n Martin TLICSOn Open Golf 3:30 list In -..sketball 4:00 ~ (I) Wide Wottd of Sports World Professional Figure Skat· i~ampionshlps. 4:30 Ice Hockey Kings vs. Boston. 5:00 ) Best In Basketball 8:00 K~p Hockey Kings vs. Boston Bruins. THURSDAY, JANUARY 24 8:00PM Ill Boxln1 From the Olympic 11:00 D IOb Boyd Show/USC Basketball Trojans vs. Seton Hall. ll:OOPM FRIDAY, JANUARY 25 nJiiiiilball 'B"rums vs. SaRtl"''rtiiiYW""--- SATURDAY, JANUARY 26 12:00Nm Prep Sports WCN1d 1:00 Coll• 8a1ketball Maryland vs. North Carolina. 2:00 Greatnt Sports Lesends "Hugh McElhenny" 3:00 PK 8 Basketball Oregon State vs. University of Oregon. ' (I) Andy Williams San Dleco Open Golf 4:00 (])Wide World of Sports "Fight of the Century" between Joe azier and Muhammed Ali. 6:00 i Cl)) American Hone Show 7:30 Boxinc From the Olympk 8:00 John Wpoden Show/UCLA Basketball Bruins vs. Notre Dame. 10:30 Bob Boyd Show/USC Basketball Trojans vs. Fordham. 12:00 UCLA Basketball (R) UCLA vs. Notre Dame. *'* * 'MINI-CLINIC' PRINCIPALS -National Hoctley Lea1ue Hall of Famer Ted Lindsay (center rear), 1nalyst on NBC'• NHL Game of the Week, appears durtn1 lntermlssioM of the hockey color· casts In 1 serln of Instructional "Mini-Clinics." Lindsay's hockey camp at Port Huron, Mich., serves as location for the MSments, In one of which his 1oalle coach, minor le-aue 1oattender Bob Sneeden (extreme left), Is fe1tured. NBC camer1man Ray Filelskl (extreme rl&ht) manned a '11nd·held PCP.90 camera on sltatn for part of the fllml,... In wtHch three. youna hockey players are fNtured Bruce McKay, Royal Oak, Mich. (left); Tom Van cteve, Farmlnpon, Mich. (center); and Mark Kirby, Wylndotte, Mich. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 20, 1974 ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND THE 'DICTATOR' GENERAL In the direst moment in American history, newly elected President Abra· ham Lincoln found himself faced with the task of as· sembling an army strong enough to defeat the im· passioned soldiers of the South. In the aftermath of several disastrous Un· ion defeats, the Army of the Potomac was hastily formed; the only thing missing was ct general to lead it. Georg_e Brinto'l McClel· Ian , a 34·year·old West Pointer with a patrician pedigree and an actor's flair for the dramatic, was the man chosen. He had led his Ohio troops in the invasion of West Virginia, the first Union success. His vanity was stronger than his victory, but to the apprehensive North-and to himself-McClellan was already a hero. In raising Lary Lewman pleys Cleol'l9 Brin· this man to power, Lincoln ton McClellan, Abnham llncoln'• first commandlnc 1enenl and the created his own greatest men who very nearty became personal adv~rsary. America'• first dictator. "Lincoln: Trial by Fire," the second special in The Ameri· can Heritage series from The Wolper Organization (airing Sunday at 7:30 p.m. on ABC) tells the story of the crises resulting from the head-on clash between these two great figures, Lincoln, the heartfelt abolitionist, soon found that his new commander was not at all opposed to slavery. Ari aristo· crat by birth, and widely reputed to be the best·educated man in the army, McClellan contrasted sharply with the rumpled, self.educated Lincoln. The contrast was not lost on McClellan. Before long he was referring to the President as "an idiot," and in a letter to his wife he remarked: "I could become die· tator or anything else that might please me." Unfortunately for the Northern cause, as his egomania grew, his willingness to go to war diminished. Try as he might, Lincoln could not get his general moving. ' As their relationship deteriorated into a battle of wills, the nation tottered on the brink of disaster. When McClellan chose to parade the army in full dress before his own home, instead of the White House, so he wouldn't have to share the cheers ·with the President, Lincoln despaired. Bec·a·use of McClellan's delays, a hopelessly outnumbered and disorganized force of eces- sary to become a capable fighting army. Until the appearance of Grant, the Northern commanders were certainly less than successful. But the time and oppor· tunity squandered by McClellan paved the-way for the debacle which lasted four long years and cost more than six hundred thousand American lives. Pqe 3 f . . ./.,,,.. .... __ . r·(wkn~~ . -..:...___ .. .:··,/ f lif Rt~f-1 Ff f i11 &'~ "f.il r '"''11 l r > tt~a. .. ·. . . ' ... ~ . r~ < · · >-4 1 ra ~ r · · .. ~ a1tHli1 ,8 ~J•h ; · :b : :·· ; ii\: i!f 1~.r S'! 1J· ,!"I.ff . :Ii ~ .. :litt ~r P~= t li~ i ·'n --~ ~r Jr f t 11 ;J0 . ~ I t~i~~ ~ tl-i~ . ro . •· P !!ls ,, ,-:·· 't r.,i J ltitl ·-.. ~ l tr~ a.· 1 (if• -.s -M~ . i:il'i >l_Ht~J ;~· Hhf E-i ~rhf ; ., • • it.. 'ft! ·~.0n ·',·;· ,~ ~: I ~.----,,Jiii't1i1/ . ~. . , t/:: ~ ,_: ;r c,,.) .,;--.-:· , , _,_,.·'I· ·~1· ~ .. -'ff 1, '1 ..... -...,_ l)' ! -~1o-C-11t •,. 4J_... ~ '"~\..r'•,• • :l .'·_,....l~~ .. _ .•. ~·~:.;.:.:. -_"".:-.±.-; 1·0 • ' "'.-: ... _t--• • _ • e 1 l(JU:£~[~~H Ui JJJ __ HtHUHI :runr i~if H !!~~~·'-~ .. ~ ~11 ~ THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 20. 1974 DAYTIME PAOCiAAMS [Sears I MORN INC m The FIJiq Nun G)Ee.abuu _ al Newa/Pa11oram1 del Valle 6:00 0 Knowltdae 10:50 Cit) (})Jot Baratta HeaHh Show m University or the Air 11:00 IJ (Qi (J)) Cl) You111 & Restless 6:301J Od1ssey 0 @Ci) l1Q) a;, Jackpot Geoff O Not for Women Only Edwards hosts. (6J Daybr11k (6) The fu(itlvt (I) Educational futures m News JO) Gamer Ted Armstrong QJ features m Cartoons Cit) (]) The AM Affair 7:001J 9 (eij (j)) Ci) News ell) Electr1c Co111pany 0 Q)@@) a;, Today Show al Uan' Club (])Cartoons 11:30 IJ (Qi Cl)) Ci) Search for Tomor· Uh~~~ ~ 0 Garner Ted ArmstrOtl& 0 ~ (I) o a;, Baffle m New Zoo Revue 0 Movies: See Daytime Movies. ---m SlOCi Eictianae,----------u U?J (IJ afBraCff lunch-- Et) Sesame Street m let's Rap 7:30 Jeffs Collie m Petticoat Junction I 0 NtW1 fl) Stodl Elchanae 0 Banana Splits Et) Mister Roaers' N1l&hborhoocl m Cartoons QJ Skip & Woofer 1:00 IJ <9 Cl)) Ca,Uln Kanaaroo (I) leave It to leaver 0 Ralph Story's AM Sunup Mel Knoepp 0 Cit)(]) Publlc Affairs m Dennis the Me11ace ~Bozo's lie Top Et) Hodaepodae lode• 1:30 Ci) Ozzie & Harriet 0 Jack la lanne m Yo&i & friends m f;umbr @ Manna Et) Yo11 for Health 1:50 News 9:00 9:l0 (j)) The ,,_er's Wild Sesame Street (6) @) m Diuh's Place TIM Gallery le11 Casey • News I love Lucy @features 00 New Zto Revue (~ (j)) (I) $10,000 Pyramid fjj @ l1Q) m Jeopardy Features Movie: See Daytime Movies. Ptlllbln & Co. Andy Grlllith Rom"' Room (1) Movie: See Daytime Movies. ( (()) (j) Cambtt Movie: See Daytime Movies. AFTfRNOON 12:00 1J Mootttinte 0 a;, Three on A Match Ci) Hazel u @ CD m Pauword Ci) (fj QJ Q) (I) News 0 Dr. l•e Brothen m Movie: See Daytime Movies. @ Tennessee Tuxedo m features . <9 @ > Ann Gutd\tf Show 12:30 R (Qj Cl)) Cl) Aa t lie W or Id Tums O tnOO®'mDays of Our lives (j) Truth or ConMqutnces u (jj) (]) m Split S.C.nd D tt's Your Wortd Mon .• Wed .. Fri., flitll for Today Tues., Thurs. m Diallne for Dollars @ lultwialle 1:00 1J <9 CJ)) CJ) The Suidfftl Upt 0@ (j) ~ m TIM l*tors Cil Allyttllt11 Yoa Can Do 0 Cit) (]) al AJI My Children I Public Sll'Ylcl Pbil Donahue Sllow Educational Proerams l:JO 1J (Qj ({)) ()) Edp of Nlctrt i QJ @ Qj a;, Another Wor1d Miiie Douafas Sllow Ci7J (I>a> let's Maki A Deal Movie: See -Uaytime M1Wies. 51llopln1 Gou!'"et RJpt 0~ Cl) @) m How to Survive A Mama~ 0 @ al Newtywed Game QJ Qj ovie: See Daytime Movies. 2: 10 m Features 2:30 IJ (~ Cl)) Cl) Matdt Came o@ Cl) O.i m s.Mntt ...... 0 -@ (I) Q) Cirl la Mr Ute fll) Yoea for Health 2~40 m Btn Hunter l11tervlews 3:00 IJ ca (i)) Secret storm 0 Truth or ConMquences It Hi&flway Patrol @ OCartoons 0 @ (}) al General Hospital CI> ®) Movie: See Daytime Movies. m Mothers·lll·llw 9 Ci) Tilree on A Match m Day at Niatlt @mMI Rival We Can Repair Most Makes of Hearing Aids Quickly! Economic;!lllY ! mCinema 36 We Will Provide 3:30 IJ Datina Game _OJtiUJ)QuilLShow----1-1---You Wit1L---r----• 0 Ozzie l Harriet Cl) Dennis the Menace Loaner ' u cm Cil a>°"' Uf•" Uve 1· f Needed O Make Roo11 for Daddy m 9 Srten Acres QJ Nanny & the Proftn0r 0 Cl) MO¥ie: See Daytime M1Wies. tJl)Features ca CiJ> m eartooM 4:00 IJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 Tiie ltlflt11an oo m Git s.art lm Cl) Q) Love American Style Flroop Ho1an's Heroes los Torres ltvtrt, HIMbillits : Sesame Strttt . Sube Pel.,o F1lll tile Cat 4:30 Movte: See Daytime MOYles. FIUMr Knows lest 6 I love Lucy ies. News flipper That Cirl lltMln m lutclt's lack Alley flow Lucy Cl)) Movie: See Daytime Mov· al Wild Wild West a> Ulld1rdo1 5:00 . l10) News nMt 11cva11ey II) QllliJM's Island ftin111 of Jnnnlt • leave It to Baver Tiit fllntstHts mc'"n Acres Natacha Star Trell : Mlltlar ...,., Neipborhood · El Amer Titfte Cara di Mujer • Tiit PloMtrs Ki11MI Mayberry RfD . ~~~&~a>Ntws Den1l1 the Menace I Dream '' Jeannie : TM Electric Company • Don Wilson's Town Talk lllrM Stoops Chances are that Sears can repair the hearing aid you ' r e wea ring now , whatever brand it is . Bring it in today for a clean-up. inspection and estimate. If it must stay, you '11 wear one of our hearing aids until yours is ready. Ask About Sears BATTERY CLUB Find Out How You Can Save Money The the Easy Way Ask About Sears ConveJtient Credit Plans Hearing Aids Art Avallabft aC tht Following Sears Storts Canon Cerritos Compton· Lyawood El Montt Glendale Inglewood Laguna Hiils Nonlrridge Pasadena Puco Pico at Rlmp.u Pomoaa South Coast Pina Torrance Valley ,... 5 SUNDAY JANUARY 20 MORNING 6:15 m Cflriatoplleri/llble Answtrs 6:90 (I) Dt1'rtak 6:45 (i)'Cflrlsto"'9er Close·Up 7:00 Hair lfar lunch Rt1 Humbard Q~emment Setnt Cllurcl1 of Christ Unit Two Ci) T11is 11 the Life Wim11 Roberts · TM Cflristophtrs 7:JO I Alluln1 Cllan Cfl•laln ol lourbOll Street Movie: ·~ Man" (mys) '53 -Cesar Romero. .8 llllJJ. Hmts (fO) Yisiofl On Slctld Heart/Tiit Christophtn 00 RH Humbard I EJ•menury News I G)) Cospel Slnsfn& Jubllte 1:00 lhlSVs Trnflouse • T11l1 Is the Ufe ha H1111bard It Is Written L.1111p Untt My FHt Herald of Tr~ 9 Old Time Soapel Hour WOftdtram1 Rmval Fires 1:15 @(I) Sleft4 Heart · Aaricuhure USA Campa Ptotllt look.Up and livt 1:301 Lamp Unto MJ Feet • Mtttin' TIM at Calvary m t\ATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) ·1~00 Kathryn Kull1man • It Is Wrlttln ( ) Town Kall M"tln& 9:00 looll Up & Uvt Cflill!!!J• MJ Sermon (fa (t)) 0., of Ditcewry Ital Estate Open House Pnl;tdAnlips (I) QJ Cl) Oral Roberts It Is Written Voice of Calvary Cl)RevlvllFires iOb Wtlls Hour 9:15 Cl) Pnlblemas Famllares 9:30 Today's hli&lon Acelon de la Comunidad s. ... ndtpfty Oral Roberts Domlnp lit Tiit,. If Upt • Amuin1 Prophtdts o. of Discovery Otd TI• Soape! Hour Baptist Cllurcfl &tllt .... ntl ( (j)) Amazln1 Chan • Musica J Palabras D lht Mon for bas "Shoppin& the Superm1rtlet" (j) Kid Power i :::::. ~=f Culdt WI LOils at Ltantln1 Movie: "Crttn Heir' (adv) '40 -Ooualas Fairbanks Jr, @)Newsmaken ,.,.' THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 20, J97C I Hour of Dlllvtnnce I Ylctory at Saa Ci)) Camera Tllrff Outtr Uinitl Esta Es la Vida Mtvie: ••11ac11 Hom Can,on" 10:30 I Cl)> Cl) Faca tM Natten (wes) '54 -Joel McCrea • • MHt tfit Pnu @ faltll for Today (1) OJ TIM Osmtftds 2:30 Ci) Movie: "Tarzan and the Green tntialit on ltlltlon &octdess" (adv) '38--Broce Ben· Tony l Susan Alamo netl (i) tnsitht (i) Movie: (C) "lolHJ a.(' (adv) Mideast Aaalpi1 ~Ian Ladd, James Mason. • Pantalla Dominica! 9 Charisma U :OOIJNttnmakers fll) Ten CMstlndlnc Younc Men · @ (j) {fO) m Al'C/Nrc P r o 3:00 Cl) Herald of Trutll &amt -fop pfayers from the D Suspen&e Theatre "four Into AFC compete 11ainst top NFC play· Zero'' Three men go to gre.t ers from the Kansas City (Mluourl) len gths to secure the plates of the Arrowhead Stadium. currency of a South American re· IJ Qurdl WlUl A Vlaioe public. (j) Movie: ''Wowes of the Oeep" 0 Movie: (C) ''Tiie Journey'' (dra) (dra) '63-Massimo Glrotti. ·s~Yul Brynner. m@ (1) m H. R. PufMtuf I Chiller This WHk 111 the NIA (J) Roller &ames Movie: MQur Uttlt Clrf" (dra) Jr.111 SWawrt Procr11n '3f>-Shirley Temple. ftnttcostal Temple Qurdl 11 the Ho• J:JO lest t1 BastetMn Ftnt Baptist Qurcll Voice of A&rlcutture ~~.,,_..,..._ ... l..ll.llftdt•~~-~~-'l:-..u.._... .... IJIL_"J,JJ•e.R1li!!JS am!.'._ 11:30 II (Qi (j)) (j) NIA lauetball Zoora1111 Los An1eles at Milwauk". Meet the Prus 8 (ii') (I) m MaM A Wlall Tiie Watnlan Movit: (C) "Alnaz•• of Rome" Altrta/Crtttinp From Ger111any (adv) '63-Louis Jourd1n. Cl) Film Feature AFTfRNOON (i7) CJ) G!) Dtrtdtona 12:00 I It II Wrttlu YHrTMrn•lt Tod., SullCllJ Ctltbratioft 12:30 I Pacaetttri Tiit Rlfle•an 2.(1) OJ Issues & Aniwtrs • Public StMc.e 1:009 .. .., .,... ... Cl) Celebrity lowtl•1 D IBM PRESENTS * ENCORE PERFORMANCE Katharine Hepburn in "T. he Glass Men:ferie" IJ@Cll Q)i IHC_ITM Clan iltna11ne (R) Katti.rlne Hepburn, Sam Waterston, Michael Mori arty and Joann• Miles star In this new film version of the Tennessee Wil· Iiams classic. a Movie: (C) NM111" (adv) '66- i North, SaJid Kahn. Datt.rt Here C.01111 the lridts · Revhal Fl,.s i:J01u• · hfferCamn lilly I. Har&f s Z:OO II CBS Sports Spectacular * returns · see pt. 1 of 25 greatest heavy- weight fights! II <9 (j)) CIS Sports Spectau· lar This sports antholoo series re· turns for the season with "The 25 Gfeatest Hea ei t Fi ts Of the hllatous Town Hall C (j)) Movie: tf'fllt UldercMr Man" (mys) '49-Glenn Ford, Nina Foch. mm11sJ1ht Q) Ciltbrfty ltwfin1 4:00 II Medic A discussion of the three· year-old child. R l11lpt "Happy Birthdal Mar· Vin" Bob Newhart and Anne Francis star in 1 comedy about middle 11e. 0 Movie: (C) "The 8oldwyft fol- llii" (mus) '38 -Zorin1. Adolph Mefljou. Cl) MOYie: "Dan,.roustJ TiltJ live" (dra) '42-John Gufield. IJ @ (]) Q) UC's Wide World Of Sports The World Professional Fi1ure Skati n1 Championships from Tok}o. ~ Dr•cntt ,_..., -......... Hee Haw (j) f11• Ftatur. Tony & 9'1un~mo : Coft141ftetien \ Tom • Tllll ls tM u~ • I "9ofl•I Latino Campus Prefilt 4:30 II ToM Imm'• Sc.flool Dip When 1 fever epidemic closes the school early in the term. Tom Is deli&hted to be sent home to spend tme with his friends. D Sullday Today's procram is de· voted to the 25th anniversary of KNBC. Cl) Star Tre• m Mowie: .. Alter tllt Thin Man" (com) '36-William ~well, MJrna Lo . Korean Variety Hour (]) Miit tM fms tee Hoctey Kinas vs. Boston. : Black ExPtrlenc1 Cenlfta .... 5:00 II.World of Survfvll "Kiii by Kind· ness" (R) 0 Tiit World at War "Momin&" The Allies launch D·Day and strike at Hltle(s European fortress. l fJ}Ntwi ie.iltf .... (I) hnport to Tmel ' Wall Strttt WH~ Ci)) .. st In Balt...,..1 Roller C.me1 Tlll'MStootet 5:30 I" Takff All Kinda Tiie Lltaltl of Man Showdown at tM OK Conal I IPl¢1!L I t Alll Joe•.-Htart Henry Morgan Is narrator of this animated and live action film about keepln& a healthy heart. (()Nftl ®)Movie: (C) "Tiit lonatat Hun- dr.d Miies" (dra) '67-Doua Mc· Clure, Ricardo Montalban, @ ~ Mevlt: .. lMtn aid loUi· pop1 (rom) '56-torl March, Ger· altt O'louchlln. IKorean Drama lanttf Ted hltrH& ~slll11ftH WHt 11 Review Cf)) Tift flD tlle M1t11pr tliipt Roller lames · S:St fli) s.pe,_.ttet Tep Ttn 6:00 • \! ~"'! Slx1r Mlnutta liomm""' IJ DAN DURYEA IS * A PEACEFUL MAN TRANSFORMED INTO "THE BOUNTY KILLER" 0 Movie: (C) (Zhr) 'fJIM lo11ftty iier" (wes) '64-0an Duryea, Rod Cameron. 5:JO a Movie: (90) ''Tarpt firth" (sci-fl) 'SS-Richard Oennh1a. I Nipt Caltefy Akb-Qa11'1 Stcrtt (I) Dlatepe SWtfrolt YlaJanilro ;or el Mundo U111ts tf Man D KAL KAN PRESENTS * .. ANIMAL WORLD" Bill Burrud Hosts The Louisiana Bayou Story I Anl111I Wet1d Wortd of S.rvtval Oult's Girl1 The Nelsons and both 1lrt1 each think the other i1 aunty when an item Is broken, and each secretly sets out to repair the object. m Movie: (2"r) "Tiit Lnt Time I Saw Par:1" (dra) '54-Van John· I~.~£:" Los Dias ftlkes .......... Show Wild Wlld Wtst 7:00RN·ws D Wlkl Ki11adt• Martin takes part in • re-location pro)tct in Kru1er National Pm Jn South Africa. CI> Mowlt:-(21tr) .. Faftn". (dra) ·s~Jeff Chandler, Jane Russell. D I AM llM1b1dy "A Modem His· The kidnappin& of Mason's youn& co-counsel Maui• Larson from the courtroom complicates his attempt to &aln a fair trial for 1 min ac· cused of murderin& a h1ted rench foremen. Katherine Justice, DtnYlr ' e, and Anh Robinson auest. o Cll a m wet1d .. Ditltey 01 Wild" Pert I of 1 two-part Idaho Western adventure about a Chicaao family that moves West to seek a new way of Jife. John Erle· son, Diana Muldaur, Clay O'Brien and Kim Richards star. 9:00 (I) Mowlt: (2tlr) ''Tnttil Tn1t,. Im) '49-1tan Kent. Warlderllll Samurai T1te Ont Wey Masterpiece Theatre "Upst1irs, Downstairs" Part Ill ti) Noelle de Cala EI9 Cerr,tttt YerittJ Htur 9:30 II <9 (())Cl) laruby Jo nu Gary Lockwood auests as a hl(h livina Jewelry dealer who enalneers the robbery of his own company in order to steal a half·million dol· lars in platinum. D 'THE KING IS COMING' * Prophecy explained by DR. HOWARD C. ESTEP D@ CJ) 9)1 #Hew I The Amer· lean Hertt.11 ''Lincoln: Trial by Fire" Just after his election as 16th President of the United States, Lin· coin chose General Georae Brinton McClellan to lead the Anny of the I ne Kln.Jv!• C.11111 Potomac In the arowlna conflict of ThAlter1n1 "'~-...aa-- the Civil War. This presentation • I ~-·'""' centers on the conflict between 10:00 DaJ of DilCOftry Lincoln i nd the vain and obstlnete Co11111t1111lty fetclbadl younr aeneral who held back from m News THE DAILY ~LOT. 1V Wl'.EK, JANUARY 20, 1974 . Because in the long run it's cheaper than buy ing, just look at the fads! When you buy you pay o down payment -delivery and. installation ore included in the purchase -price. Then there's the monthly bills, and the' carrying charges, o.nd the service controds. ond the charges for. ports and labor. Gets to be pretty expensive,· right? attackina the enemy; while Lincoln, ~ Club assailed from all sides( desperately • flrilli UM When you rent, on the other hand, from us. you _ _nwe~td~•~d~auv~·,wi;J-..WWIUU1...1.us....wuimt-~-1~'Ml~IH ... ...,4t--~~--11--m--,_~-tr; d 11 f ~ topther. John Anderson plays Un· Lou~ 511ow HfJ very,ree ano -un 1m1 e service. coin and Lary Lewman is General 10,.,.,. ... ft... , ._...__ H R 1 t k including all ports and labor -oll for one lbw McClellan ·-SI'·-,..._.. arry u e a es o Milli.ft $ Movie: (C) (Zllr) a train trip with 1 killer. ·monthly rental charge. •'file Money Jund•" (mys) '68 -CI) Ru'"'r Rtptft John Ericson, Lola Albrirht. D To It. Altneulall I T1lNt hssporb to Adve're D 'THE KING IS COMING' Yelct et V1ct.ry *"THE SECOND COMING t..s An111ts Colltctlve OF CHRIST" =1: TV Hour DR. HOWARD C. ESTEP • 00 .. .,, u--&. K. eo t 8 ne 10111s c..111 : ..... np nvwlf inrs vs. s on ne (vii THCll A d ... t·ridden Bruins. •u I •-f rt .. •..._tu youn1 man decides to do away with - a .. _ _.. re his wealth" ••andfather, then learns NlppM ... lJtl I .. Pa.i .... ans-the old man dO.s not have Iona to Get of A Kind · live. Chtsplrtto Pollet Sar,... Armenian 1V Hour S.1 IMlp Pa110Ja111a Mlaion: l•poaible •:30 I Cf)) ..... II MIK.£ CONNODS STARS Tlf.E. Cat & '> Ftn1• * AS M"NNIX : • Deaf Wortd II <a CI» (I) Mannll Elizabeth Nasllvlllt Mu~c ~shley auests as 1 writer-photoara · u:oo rn OD (I) a News pher whose incriminatin1 photo of Ir. o. L Jqjin an underworld kine fiaures in a s.y.e.,. Prnellts murder frameup scheme. • ...,_., YIMHt Pule 0 ~ Cl) ®) m NIC S u n d a J Katllryw lultlm11 M,.tery-McCloud Marshal Mc· (J) A Dbctlsslon With ••• Cloud and Chief Clifford attend a • • f;fiiltJ llblt Sdlool lew enforcement symposium in Ha· • It Is Wrfttn wail end Chief Clifford becomes the victim of a frameup involvina 11:15 CI) Problems In Uvtn1 the klllina of a native airl. Sinaer <a (()) Span!A Mcme Don Ho cuests. 11:30 I Na• of tM a. .. D CffJ CJ) 9) A1C SulldaJ Mowlt: • tlOl SndaJ Ttftllllt Slltw ("C) (}hr) "ftf A Few Dollan Mtft" Mowlt: "lawtddt" (dra) '51- (wes) '67 -Clint Eastwood, LH ione Power, Susan Haywerd. Van Cleef, Gian Meria Volonte. The Teltpulse mysterious "man with no name," • Mowlt: "All Q11et • tltt Wts- known by the poncho he always •rn Fl'Oftf' (dra) '30-lew Ayres, wears and his six·shooters th1t Louis Wolheim. never miss, Is after a sadistic and m Mowlt: "Whitt Heat" (dra) '49 deranaed outlaw called Indio, for -James Caaney. . the y~;W, runty. ID Mowlt: (C). "tlaclllton SMtl" m Sliowdow1 1l OK (adv) '41-Richard Harrison. C:Ona Lorne Green is host·n1rrator CJ) Movie: "llue htlr" (adv) of this docu·drama r r a n · con ron a ion tween t e arp • Brothers and Doc Holliday vs. the 12.00 D Pacewtttn Clanton and Mclaury Brothers. U Rlpt Ori m I I~ I &1tlbtrt Hu•per· 12:30 U New Directitns dlnct ~ A . "Cabaret" .themed 1•00 D S,.aki•I Froely show with spec11I auests Liberace, • G) Movie: "When Qanrlind Strikes" ii• McKay, Allan Drake. (m"") 'S>-John Hudson Rellrtous A111erlca 1-• Movfo: (90) "C1stle 0tt Ult 1:15 R Mowlt: "Ludl of tlto lrlsll" Hudson" {dra) '40-John Garfield. (fan) '47-Tyrone Power. 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Call (714) 991-1550 .....7 • KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 SATURDAY: JANUARY 19lll (P.M. 3:30 M1llin1 Thin&• Worll (C) (PTl) "Class" 3:00 ~e,.rennis (C) (PTL) "The 3:45 lm11es Md Me11ories (C) (Pll) 3:30 Low Tennis (C) (PTL) "The Re· "The Desert and the Mountains" turn of Serve " 4:00 AaM1n lellnes (C) "A Conver· 4:00 ftstlv•I of the D1nce (C) (PBS) sation with Dr. Murray Banks" 5:00 Evt1in1 1t the Pops (C) (PBS) 4:30 E.ledric Contp1ny (C) (CTW) "Ilana Vered" 5:00 Stsa11e StrMt (C) (CTW) 5:00 Cllnuurlnp (C) (PBS) 6:00 The GrHt Consumer Contest (C) 6:30 Al Min Behaves (C) "Group 6:30 R•li1ious Amerlu (C) (PBS) Therapy" "P.O.W," 7:00 Oranp CountJ hvitw (C) 7:00 The llvtlltst Wire (C) (PTl) 7:30 W11hlniton Str11fltt T1lll (C) 8:00 Muterpieu The1tn (C) (PBS) (PBS) "Upstairs, Downstairs" 8:00 Waahinatoft Dtbltn for the Sev· 9:00 1111 MOJtra' Journ1I (C) (PBS) enties (C) (PBS) "Viet Nam 9:30 Al Min Beh1ves (C) "A Conver· Settlement Ac1dfmicians View" satlon with Dr. Murray Banks" 9:00 Masterpiece Tllutre (C) (PBS) "Upstairs, Downstairs·· THURSDAY: JANUARY 24th (P.M.) l---l-..SUDll:...JANIUAllUlml!JtP.~MJ.. --~3:00 Al Man lellawes (C) "A Conver· .. sa ion w1 r. urray a 3:00 Sesame Strfft (C) (CTW) 3:30 Ttle French Chef (C) (PBS) "Pir· 4:00 Hodeepodee Lodae (C) (PTL) za Variations" 4:30 Sesa11e Street (C) (CTW) 4:00 Mallin& Thinis Grow (C) (PTL) 5:30 Zoom! (C) (PBS) "Ferns" 6:00 Omnibus 50 (C) "University of 4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW) California Campuses" 5:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW) 6:30As Man ltMYU (C) "lnterper· 6:00The Senator MHts tM Press (C) 7:00 ~~al ~.::un~~on·~C) (PBS) 6:30 ~=t~:":~a~~~. (PTY) "The Lob "More About French Bread" 7:00 Oranee County Review (C) 7:30 War anti j>eaq (C) (P!3S) 7:30 Al M1n lthevt (C) "A Conver· 9:00 Performance: (C) {PBS) "The sation with Dr. Murray Banks" Baltimore Chamber Players" 8:00 Focus Oranee County (C) "Rape" 9:30 focus Oranee County (C) (KOCE) 8:30 Wom111 (C) (PBS) "Local Economy Outlook" 9:00 flrine Line (C) (PBS) MONDAY: JANUARY 21st (P.M.) FRIDAY: JANUARY 25th (P.M.) 3:00 Low Tennis (C) (Pll) "The Vol ley" 3:00 Book Beat (C) (PBS) "On Tour 3:30 Mallin& Thlnp Crow (C) (PTL) with P.G. Wodehouse" "Ferns" 3:30 Woman (C) (PBS) 4:00 As Man lthaves (C) "Human· 4:00 The Tin Lldy (C) (PTL) "Swoosh istic Psycholoo" Away The Glop" 4:30 EJectric Comp1ny (C) (CTW) 4:30 Electric Co•pany (C) (CTW) 5:00 Sal•• Street (C) (CTW) 5:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 The Great Consunttr Contest (C) 6:00 TIA 6:30 focu1 Oranft Coun~ (C) 6:30 Zoom! (C) (PBS) 7:00Tht Crtat Consumer Contest (C) 7:00 Rtll&ious America (C) (PBS) 7:30 T1't Sta.tor Meets tJle Press (C) "P.O.W." 8:00 £wnln1 It tht Pops (C) (PBS) 7:30 Mallin& Tllinp Work (C) (Pll) "Ilana Vered" "Glass" 9:00 TIA 7:45 lmaaes and Memories (C) (PTL) 9:30 As Man Behaves (C) "Human-"The Desert and the Mountains" istic Psycholoo" 8:00 The Advoutes (C) (PBS) "Nu· clear Power Plants: Yes or No?" TUESDAY: JANUARY 22nd (P.M.) 9:00 Coftflicts (C) (PBS) "Double 3:00 As Man Behaves (C) "Human· Solitaire" lslic Psycholo&Y" SATURDAY: JANUARY 26ttl (P.M.) 3:30TIA 4:00 Hodaepedae LoCl&e (C) (PTL) 3:00 Love Tennis (C) (PTL) "The Vol· 4:30 £Jedrlc Company (C) (CTW) ley". 5:00 Sesame Strlft (C) (CTW) 3:30 Love Tennis (C) (PTL) "The lob 6:00 Oranae County Rtvift (C) and the Smash" 6:30 loft Tt11nls (C) (PTL) "The Vol· 4:00 Tht Liveliest Wire (C) (PTL) ley" 5:00 £ve11in1 1t tM Pops (C) (PBS) 7:001'1 Great Consumer Contest (C) 6:00 TBA "Secrets Your MOther Never 6:30 As Min Behnes (C) Lesson 29 Knew" "Humanistic Psycholoo" 7:30 Al Man ~ (C) "Human· 7:00 Oran~ County Review tc) l:IO n.. IUlen (Cl (P8S) "Pulmo· nary ·nrsease: The Jiidden En· emy" / 9:301oM Be" (C) (PBS) "On Tour with P.G. Wodehouse" WEDNESDAY: JANUARY 23rd (P.M.) 3:00 Love Tennis (C) (PTL) "The lob and the Smash" r - (P8S) 8:00 Walllineton Debates for the SeY· tnties (C} (Broldcast News) "Viet Nam Settlement: Insiders' View" 9:00 M11terpita Tlltatre (C) (R) (PBS) "Upstairs. Oownstairs"- Episode 2-"A Voice from the P1st" THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JANUARY 20, 197• MONDAY JANUARY 21 For momln1 and-.afternoon.llstlnp. plMse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's mov1H. DAYTIME MOVIES meomtdy m Thre• Stoos .. 7:30 IJ Jonatllan Winters saiow Burt Reynolds iuests. CI) Ho1an's Heroes O Police SUraeon Dr. Locke al· templ$ to hide a talented artist involved In a counterfeit money schem~. I Help Tily Nti&'W l New Trtasul'9 Hunt MllllOll $ Movie: (2hr) "The ooll" (dra) '63 -Kirk Doualas, Robert Walker, Nick Adams. 9:30 U (C) "Spanish Affair" (dra) '58 ~-:r• -Richard l'iley, Carmen Sevilla. 1 w To Tell tht Truth (i1) (])"The Challen&•" (dra) '59 -Jayne M1nsfleld, Anthony Quayle. New Prke Is llpt : Jjllts la tlle AbJSI 10:00 (]) (C) "Jell• Paul Jenes" Part I ( (()) N-villt Musk (dra) '59-Robert Stack. Ji Ota• 5'1ow 0 "Tonl"ht Is Oun" (com) '33-' llllllJ Fredric Much, Claudette Colbert. · • Hollywcocl Show g) Thi Ghoul C1n1 11:30 U "Cod's Country" (com) '46 -8:00 II <C8HIJ> ()) Qunsmolt _A re. Buster Keaton "Tiit load to Uto· formed safe cracker, return1n1 to pia" (com) '45-Bob Hope. Dodae City 1fter servine 12 yem 12:00 m (C) ''They Rode West' (wes) in the penitentiary, attempts to re· '54 Rebert FraACls,-OonALRttL --.-ne~ hlr-rumance-wittr-.-u,i-.t-11--• 1:30 U (C) "Mt. Mo111" (com) '65-airl. Nehemiah Ptrsoff and Glori• Robert Mitchum. Carroll Baker. OeHaven aueit. 2:00 m "Secret Venture" (mys) '55-.,. BILL BIXBY IS Kent T1ylor. Jane Hylton. ...,. @"I'll SH You In My Drt1ms" * THE MAGICIAN (mus) '52-Doris Day, Danny Thom· 0 Ql (])@) m M1&kian "Rip as. • ()ff" Concl. Ma1ici1n Anthony Blake 3:00 ([) (C) "The Man W"rth Jbe Icy "1ets shot 1nd ftlrns death to make Eyes" (dra) '72-Victor Buono. • a shady prison executive think he (10) (C) "Ad•" (dra) '61 -Susan has a clea r path to the helstin1 of Hayward. Dean Martin. banknotes. 3:30@ Cl) (C) .. Rosie" (com) '67 -I UE'! • Rosalind Russell, Sandra Dee. U DANGER! INTR G • 4:00 I) (C) ''Tiit Quiet M1t1" (rom) '52 * CHRISTOPHER GEORGE -John Wayne. Maureen O'Hara. YVETTE MIMIEUX 4:30 (j) Sime as lOAM listin1 .. THE DELTA FACTOR" {Qj Ci)) "lnsiclt Detroit''. (~ra) '56 -Dennis O'Keefe. Pat 0 Bnen. 0 Movie: (C) (lllr) "T1lt Dtltl FKttr" (dra) '70 -Christophtt 6:00 fVE N 1Nr. . tN&~"?lJ~ loft1111a 6 Courtship of Eddie's flther • Thi Lucy Show Tiit flintstontt NiPt Gallery Simplt11tate M1rl1 Movie: (C) (Ziii') "Hl&tl Timt" (com) '62-Bina Crosby, Fabian. m Hodeepodet l.od,e '1) s,etef Racer 6:30 CI> (jj) (]) Htt•'• Heroes 1J Movie: (C) (90) "Chub'' (adv) '67-Rod Taylor, Ernest Boranine. . Ii ~.<L Cl)> ..... Merv QrffflR ~ And1 Crifflttl : Zoo11! • LM111 Easy . • c.a .... Scltool . Duert Theatn Uttlt Rucal1 1:001 m omNtws lowllne for Dollars • Movie: (Zhr) "The .. . Wild WOltd If Atliuls What's My Une? · I Lon Lucy Mod S.ulCI CI> I Dnam of Ju11nle Esmerelda Ci) Drepet : hllfnaton Str1l&flt Talk ( Cf)) Bobby Qokllbof'O Show · El Primer Amor Georae. Yvette Mimieux. U COUSTEAU'S ANTARCTIC * FLIGHT OF PENGUINS U @ (]) Q) i IHC!IC ! JKqutS C:usteau "flight of the Penauins" Pen1uins. one of the most fnti· naiin& and remarbble creatures in the frozen Antarctic. are revealed • by Cousteau in th' full dlmen· sions of their life cycle. Shown in depth are the incredible challenaes penauins must overcome to survive in the most hostile of environ· men ts. m Direct From Las Vegas * Action, Fun & Prizes ON DEALER'S CHOICE' m Dt11tr'1 Ctiolct Bob Haatinas hosts. New 11me show, direct from Las Veaas. Nevada. l ~'l!:raJMn Movlt: (C) (Z,r) "Esther Ind tilt KJn(' (adv) '60 -Joan Col· lins, Richard E11n. m I lflc!AL I Pirtle E. G. M1rsh1ll narrates this NPACT documentary e111mlnin1 the ~untry's parole sys· tem. • Nostros Los PobrtS MeM: (Ztw) "MJ LCM C.tM ladl.. (rom) '40 -Jeffrey Lynn. Jane Wyman, Ollvi1 de H1vllland. 1:30 I Merv lriffltt Aow TM leld Ottt1 ........ 9:00 II Cl) Htrt'1 luq Carina for Har· ry's str1ined knee. Kim's cold and Mary Jane's broken flnaers spoils 4 rt t· st y S, re· to Lucy's p'.anncd weekend In San Francisco. 0 9 Cl) m NIC MOndlJ Mov· ie: (~ (2hr) "Rabbit, Run" (dra) '70-James Caan, Carrie Snodgress, TUESDAY Anjanette Comer. Jack Albertson, JANUARY 22 Melodie Johnson, Arthur Hill. A former high school ..star athlete is For morning and efternoon listings, trapp_cd in a loveless marriage. prMse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. ~TIM Bold Onta Below, for your convenience, are cm Cl) G!) ABC MoftdaJ Movie: the day's movies. (fhr) .. SltulkluuefJ" (dra) '70 -Burt Reynolds, Susan Clark. Ror· DAYTIME MOVIES er C. Carmel. An ambitious young prospector in the iuneles of New 9:30 O (C) "Cfitic's Choice" (com) '63 Guinea discovers a tribe of human· -Bob Hope Lucille Ball like apes-or are they apelike hU· Ci7J (3) "Judi ment Deferr~d" (dra) oii"~1ovle: (C) (2hr) "Better A Wid-'55--Joa~ Collins, Hu(h Sl~;lair. ow'' (dra) '60-Virna Lisi Peter 10:00 (!) (C) John Paul Jones Coner. McEnery ' (dra) '59-Robert Stack. EE Rol~r Gantts U "Jae~· (mys) '62 -Wiiiiam @) Four Grey Walls A documentary Hartnell, Betty McOowall. ~rison cef.orm. 11:30 D "Tr1ln to To111bstone" (was) '50 ( CJ)) World Evan1ell1111 Special -Don Barry. "lldy JoNan" (mys) (ntrt Amipl '42-Alan Ladd, Helen Walker. rs re· 9:15 EE) News/Sports 12:00 m (C) "Gr"n f ire" (dra) '50 - THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 20, 1974 I Esmer11d1 Ell> DEBUT Humanities Alm forum (j) Drl(ltt "Hamlet" Nicol Williamson's IC· look leat claimed portrayal of the Prince of I Ci)) HM Haw Oe~mirk Is the first in this series EJPrlmer Amor of 10 films. Anthony Hopktns and • Usted J la Pollcla Marianne Faithful! also star. Tllret Sloo(es @E Noches Tapatias J.:30 A New Jcusurt Hwtt -9:30 IJ (Qt ) Cl}ffawlllns A, fading I Hocan'• Heroes football star is char1ed with mur· tfOl Hollywood Squares derlnr his team's vicious owner. Htrp Ti., Nelftlbor and the victim's widow hires Billy lobbJ Coldsboft SMw Jim Hawkins to handle the defense. Mlllloft $ Movie: (2ht) "M1rty" Peter Mark Richman, Warren Kem· a) '55-Emest Borrnine, Betsy merling, Dick Gautier, James Luisi. IBlai~................. Ellen Weston and Stephe~ McNally __.__ 1uest. CV To Tell the Trutll I News 00 Let's Mab A Deal Safarf to Actnnture Trains, Tl'Klla • Trestles . La Hiena Stand Up and Chetr . • festival Mealeano TIM lhoul 11111 · 1:00 D (Qj (j)) Ci) M aude Maude 10:00 p @@ ~ m Police Storr wants love and reco1nition for her Countdown Concl. ~le Morrow birthday but gets a surprise party euests as Sfl. Joe Lafneda, a cop anlS ne ltct marked for death by the syndicate a J<:If~a;,Ada11·l2 "North aft~r killing one of thei~ members Hollywood Division" Officer Malloy during. a burrlary. Laraine Steph· Mft---4--___, tewart Gran er Grace Kell . 9:30 IJ C1J Diei'i1n DjiteiiiCJYC ar 1:30 O (C) ''Slbterfu1e" (dra) '68 -· rues1s as .younc actress Pam Sher· Gene Barry, Joan Collins. rit _ hec.omes. tl\t _suhjec ens, T1ge Andrews, J!19 Santos and zine article and the writer is none Comer also euest. other than his partner, Officer 6 . ._'1 9 News ip ke ke ht of It.I htl c ues ns" sci· n· nis rom Ind Col· Htr· and ils I . ry, who tries to advance her career 2.00 ll:l (C) ,...,..u_ S .. ( d ) •43 by impressinc those who can help • ~ """", .,,.,. • v her. Barry Van Dyke also cuests. -Jon Hall. Mana Montez. I Ntn @ (C) "lure of tht Wlldtmeu " Los An1ele1 Collective Hunter. Safari t. Adventutt (ad. v). '52 -Jean Peters, Jeffrey La Hltna 3:00 Cl) "None But the LontlJ" Part I Ylfl«tJ (dra) '44-Cary Grant. @) (C) "Annie Get Your l un" 10:00 I.I (~ ())) ~ Medical Ct~te (mus) '50-Betty Hutton Howard "Choice of Evils" An 1uress1ve, Keel • athletic, mlddle·11ed man-newly · .. , married to a beautiful youne 3:30 @ 00 (C) Strreant Ryter' (dra) woman-refuses to submit to llfe· '63-lee Marvin. Bradford Dillman. savinr sur1ery because it will prob· 4:00 I.I (C) "Woman Obsessed" (dra) atily leave him Impotent. '59 -Susan Hayward, Stephen i f pt°l!:ns 4:30 ~~-11 lOAM ffstinf To11t T. Hall -Tiie Storyteller <9 Cl)) ~r11 Cetrttf' (dra) '56 To le Announced -Bette D1v1s, Brian Keith. lntt"'atioaal Variety 10:30 16 TWillpt Zone • Cofta11tr ation 1111 Cosby News/Luella en Pltines • Pr1lte tht Lani Ch.t> ~Upt~e 11:001·1·1 ~= Perry Mason • Movie: .. F•llow A Stat'' (com) '61-Norman Wisdom. m Mission: l111poss1blt 11J Movie: "lut1flre It lllcllan Gep" l(wes~~iE :::. D.!I. 1t Nipt CJJ) ne PtoftHrs 11 :30 B <9 Cl)) (I) C1S Late Movie: (e) ..,.-., s.crtt Aff1i(' (com) '57 -Susan Hayward, Kirk Ooucles. D 9 CJ)®> m Jo1tn11 Canon Mcl11n Sfevenson is 1uest host. D MtM: ''Three CMe" ter tlM lrisll" (c~) '40-Thomu Mitchell. o cm ltJ m Wlclt wortct °' (JI. teitalil .... t Z.1IO OH P Movie: "Tiie M11ic Carpet" (com) 'St-Lucille Bill. 1 :00 iii U r!"' 1:45 IJ Mme: 11tuf9 of tftt lad· ,....... (wes) '48-Randolph Scott. . J:lO IJ Mowle: "YMr Put la ...... (' (C:om) '5$-Peter Sellers. 6:00 fV[NING . ~&6tiJ~~~~~ loftau1 Cetlrtsltlp .t Eddie's f ether TIM Luer Show The Fllntsto.es Nipt C1lltf'J SiMpltltttttle Maria Movie: (C) (Zltr) "le1u J1mt1" (dre) '57-Bob Hope, Paul Douglas. m HedflPOd,. lodae m s,..d lllctr 6:30 CI> (ill(]) Hopn's HtrotS D Mowle: (C) (90) ~he GenUe Ra.n" (rom) '66 -Christopher Geor&J ""~a DCIJ{;:.,;:•ln. • Did"f.n ~ MtfY Crtffl11 Sllow W, Griffith Q •I·; 11 2 ) : Z...! • LiYlnc Ea51 • Mulldo Latino . Dnlft T1teltrt 4 4 5? 1•1_, 7:001 (])0fmNns Bowlln1 ror Doll1n 6 Movie: (2hr) "Swonl In die De· serf' (adv) '49-Dana Andrews. I Slfart tD Adventure Wltat's MJ line? I loft Lucy M«t Squad Cl) I Dream of Jeannie Reed ~"' .,1litrr D Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Delta ,cl1J ~ C;B Marcus WelbJ M:D. Factor'' (dra) '70 -Christopher A. girl, en1oying ~he longest rem1s· George Yvette Mimieux. s1on from leukemia on recor~. plans ' to marry her professor, arainst the D THE HAPPY DAYS wishes of their respective parents. * THE NOSTALGIC 50's &>Carmina 0 (ill CV m H•PPJ Days Ri~hie 10:30 I Twtipt lone and Potsy buy 1 classy convertible • Cofteentration al'ld have already lined up dates .tor Bill CosbJ the sock hop . when mechanical . Muslu. I £spectacular br~akdowns begin. . , Prllse tbt lord Ctub m Direct From Las Vegas * Action, Fun & Prizes • ll:OO 1111! I ~::: ON DEALER'S CHOICE Twtlipt ~ I Dtlltf's Clloiee Perrr Mason Drapct • Movie: (C) "lllCll Orpben" La te•ra Joven dra) '59-Breno Mello, MarpeSSI Mowle: (C) (2hr) "Esther ind Dawn. • Kin(' Cadv) '60-Joan Colllns. m CATCH THE ACTION ON Richard Eran. I lill Moytn' Joumal * MISSION IMPOSSIBLE! Qlritn? m Mission: l111posslb11 ComecfJ 11J Movie: ''Tiie Greet Adventure" Roller CllMS (doc) '54-Anders Norborr. 1:30 1J (9 (1)) (I) H 1w111 f I v e-0 1(3') Uviftf Easy "Oeatll With Father'' Andrew Dur· Alfred Hltdlcoct Pments 1an 1uests as 1 retired federal nar-( (I)) Tiie PioMers colics. •rent ·~ so~ .becomes 11:30 I.I ca CJ)) Cf) CBS Lita Movie: embroiled in 1 herotn rtf1nin1 oper· ~ Wit Walled the Wtat" atlon. Peter Strauss 1l10 1uests. (wes) '68 -Hufh O'Brian, Linda 0 @ Cl) fil m NIC Tuesd_, Crist1I, Robert Evans. ..,.,, -l1nacet "Horse of A B 9 Cl) (fQ) m Johnay Canett ~irhtly Different Colo(' A dlaf!!· iilivit: OifiM loss" (mys) '56 pion r~ horse, v1 fued at $5 mil· -Johrl ~ne lion, Inexplicably v1nishes from the D ~ lV m Wide Wortd of En· bacbtretc.h durinf a wor1'out and ttrtalilment "A Beautiful Killin1" Banacek is called In to fi~d out Two private detectives ere faced what happened. Anne Francis, 'Tim with a double murder and wide· O'Connor and Harry Carey Jr. auest. spread bl1ckmail at a plush health !# ~ ~W ~-=" ~::!) spa for women. Chris~opher Geor1e. •73 T G H G Lynda Day Geor1e. Nila Talbot and -eres1 raves, arry uar· ~ Scott star dino, Louis! ~rel, Paul Stevens. W o., It Nlpt ,. Christle Love Is a brlrht, ~autiful •• • • black undercover detective assl1ned 12:W CI> Oft• Stlp ._.. to investieate 1 huae West Coast m Movie: ~ltt C.e-On" (dra) the a,ndlcate leader's mistress, Christle blows her cover and is marled for duth by 1 strin1 of hoodlums from Seattle to Miami. I Mm Crlffia Sllow Hip Qapaml Novell 9:00 Ci) Tiit letd O..s fl) hrrion '56-Anne Baxter, Stemn1 Hayden. l:OOili!n~:- 1;451) Movie: (C) ..... b It 10:10" (dra) '67-Georr• Monfaomtrr. 2:00 ID All·Nl*'9\ Sllow: "Tiiis Anl'J Alt," "latttt Hell" 3:10 1J Movie: (C) "Al Allipter Nalted D1isJ'' (com) '55-Jeannie Carson. Pe1e 9 WEDNESDAY JANUAflY 23 For mornin& end afternoon tlstlnp, pleHe see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, ere the dey's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 U "Winter Carnival" (dra) '39 - Ann Sheridan. Richard Carlson. @ (]) 'Tietr fanp" (adv) '43 Frank Buck, June Duprez. 10:00 [3) "A Nict little Bank That Should Be Robbed" (com) '58 -Mickey Roonu. Tom Ewell. e "freedom to Die" (mys) '59 - Felicity Young, Paul Maxwell. 11:3011 "fly by Nl&ht" (mys) '42 - . lfd Caflson.-N~-KeJl¥_..'..'l Screaml111 Skull" (hor) '58 -John Hudson, Peggy Weber. 12:00 m ''Ni(htmare Alley" (dra) '47 - Tyrone Power, Joan Blondell. 1:30 fJ (C) "It Takes All Kinds" (susp) '69-Vera Miles, Robert Lansing. 2:00 Cl) "Johnny Stool Pi&eon" (dra) '49 Howard Duff, Shelley Winters. @ (C) "About face" (mus) '52 - Gordon MacRae. Eddie Bracken. 3:00 (j) "None lut tM Lonely" Concl. (C) "We're No Anttls" Part I (com) '55 -Humphrey Bogart, Peter Ustinov, Aldo Ray. @) (C) "Tiie larretts of Whnpole Stretf' (dra) '57-Jennifer Jones. 3:30 fil (I) (C) "Strateo of Terror" (susp) '67-Hugh O'Brian. 4:00 ~ "Delicate Delinquent" (com) 57 -Jerry lewis, Darren McGavin 4:30 ()) Same as lOAM listlni · <9 ((}) ~·t No TitM for Glory" (adv) '57-Barry Sullivan. 6:00 EVfNING ·~&~1~:::: lcnanza Courtship of Eddie's father Tt1t Lucy Sllow Tiie flintstonts Nlpt Callery • Simptem111tt Mina Movlt: (C) (Zllr) "Bus Stop" (com) '56 -Don Murray, Marilyn Monroe. fil) Hod11pod1e lodge '1) Speed Racer 6;30 Ci) {ii) (]) Ho1an'1 HtnMS -D...Movit.:. (C) (90l ·~ravel· •ts" (sci·fi) '64-Phil Carey, Pres· ton Foster, Merry Anders. QJ @ (fi (j)) News • Dick Van Drke Merv Criffin Show Andy c riffittl : Zoom! • Uvinc bsy • • Charm School · Desert Tht1tre UtUt Rasals 7:00 Cl) 0 m Ntws lowlln& for Dollars Movie: (Ztu) "Santa Fe Trail" (adv) '40-Errol Flynn. (J)Jo11m1y • 0 Wh1f1 My Unt? .. . • ........ u CAil .....,.,,. FAaOIY AUlHOltlZED SALES-SEIYIQ-.PARTS , .. OllU.ll'D IUI•••-AU.MADI a MODllS .j .. SlllCJIOI Ol 18 CMS M~771l · 540 0442 • .,.,,,,., J MINUIES SOUTH Of SAN Oll!GO FWY 11135 llACI KW. ~ IUITHlllOI UICll THE DAILY PILOl, lV WEEK, JANUARY 20. 1974 I love Lucy 'nifet?" Guest Pamela Franklin Mod Squad plays a dual role as shy heiress Vir· 1 (1) I Dream of Jeannie ginia McKellar who hires cannon to Emtralda halt the vandalism she attributes to (]) Dra&ntt her long· missing sister Jennifer and : Tilt French Clttf as 1ctress Cindy Matthews who be· ( (I)) W..W of Survival comu an important fi&ure in the Aaron lerctr Show 0 @ CI)®) m NBC Wednesday I £1 Primer Amor ~ investigation. Three Stooces Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Tiie Questor 7:30 I Ntw 01tinc Came Tapts" (sci·fi) '73 Robert Foxworth, Ho1an'1 Heroes Mike Fanell, John Vernon, Lew · Wait Till Your fattier Ctts Home Ayres, Dana Wynter, James Shigeta, " ack to Nature" After Harry orders Robert Douglas. Questor, an android the family to turn off lV and turn (an ambulatory computer capable to nature, he learns his favorite of all human functions) is brought te1m will play in a televised game to "life" in a Laboratory by scien· that weekend. lists from five nations. 11 Help Tlly Neighbor (i) Tiie Bold Ones (i) Tht Thrlllseekers EE Papa Corazon B Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (Zhr) 9:30 I News "fvery M11 Is My EM11y'' (dra)-Safari to Adventure Robert Webber, Elsa Martinell!. . l• Hiena Tiit New Prict Is Rlpt lewitdttd 10:00 0 (~ ) Kojak "Last Rites To Ttll the Truth for A Dead Priest" Jackie Cooper Htctffwot100<d-$quaftf.-__ uests as Mulvaney, a man who : Storefront poses as a priest whale master· ( (I)) Police Sur1eon minding a $3·milhon jewelry heist. • Other Ptoplt, Othtr Places 11 m IE 9 News The Choul C1n1 00 Ni&ht Gallery . 1:00 O <~(I)>(]) Sonny and Cher U JAMES FRANCISCUS In Robert Goulet and Carol Lawrence * DOC ELLIOT-WEEKLY ~O@@)Ch111 Pursuit of a BY POPULAR DEMAND helicopter courier delivering heroin 0 @ (]) &) Do c E I I i o t "The leads Chase and his unit to a huge Touch of God" Ben Elliot's efforts narcotics ring involving a record to give medical aid are challenged company baron and a disc jockey. when the people turn to a young D Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Delta faith healer for cures Faetor" (dra) '70 -Christopher EE Esctnarlo GeorJ!, Yvette Mimieux. 10:30 I Twillpt zone 0 {J.l) (3) &) AIC W t d n t s d a Y • Concentrltlon M°"!~: (Cf (Z~r) .. ,,., tor tht ~!Id· am Cosby Cits (dra) 73 -Andy Griffith, : Rellpus America (R) ~lfliam Shatner,, Rob~rt. Reed, Mar· , £1 Sllow de Walter Mere.do 1oe Go~ner, An~ie Qiclunson, Janet . , Pr1lse the Loni Club Mugohn, lorr11ne Gary. Three ad· vertising executives join a ruthless 11:00 i a. fJ @I) mm Ntws client on a wild motorcycle trip into Ci) m ID CJ) Ntws Muico, a trip in which people and Twilipt Zone events combine to jeopardite 6 Pe'? Mason careers. families and lives. • Movie: (C) "Clll Mt Genius" m Direct From Las Vegas (com) '61-Tony Hancock. * Action Fun & Prizes m Ml1siOt1: l•possible ON DE.ALER'S CHOICE ~ Movie: "Doub!• JtoP1rd(' (dra> 55-Jack Kelly, Rod Cameron I Dealer"s Choice I. (3) l.Mnc bsy · lkaptt Alfred Httchcock Presents la StAora Joven : D!f.. at Nipt Movie: (C) (211r) "Esther and <!B (JJ) Tiit Plonters Ult Kine" (1dv) '60-Joan Collins. . EE) DHUT Wulllncton Connectlo11 11:15 @I) C1n11111 34 A new ll·part series from the Na· 11:30 R (a Cl)) Ci) CIS late Movie: tional Public Affairs Center for Tele· ~ USitti11s Tlr&tf' (susp) '71 - vision. Tonight a look 11 how Oliver Reed, Jill St. John. Watergate has chan1ed public at1i· 0 ~ Cil ~ m loltnny Clno11 tudes. JIOtt Benny guests, @I) CU.pionshtp Wrestllnf 11 Mollie: .. Appolnt111tt1t 111 lon· &) Japanne lancuap Pn11t1m don" (dra) '55-Dlrk Bo1ardt. 1:30 I Merv Griffin Show D Ci1J @ a> Wide Wortd of En· Hip CMPllTll tertalnnttt1t "Salute to A King" A : DEBUT Tlt11tre in America tr_ibute to the lite Dr. M1rtin Luther " nemies" New York'\ Repertory King. Theater of Lincoln Center performs tZ:QO ~ Otlt Step ~ond this play set in the early 1900s Movie: '1'ht Duptradots'' (wes) which depicts the discontent and ' 3-Randolph Scott, Glenn Fortf . 9:00 at the mercy of a powerful few. Ellis Rabb, Frances Sternhagon. Carrie f(1e. Peter Donat and Kat e Reid star. m"°"'a IJ WM. CONRAD-CANNON * TV'S TOP PVT. EYE! . 0 <9 (])) CIJ Clnnon ''Where's '"'°"" pway htrol 1:45 fJ Movte: (C) "CtnUtmtn Marry lnutfttn" (rom) '55 -Jane Rus· sell, Jeanne Crain. Alan Youn&. 2:00 m All·Nilllt Sltow: "All dtt KJ11(1 Men," "Optrltlon Mid Ball" 3:10 0 Movie: (C) "Dan1erous Mission" (dra) '54-Victor Mature. e s d e .. " "' A er s) If. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 20, 1974 ;rv '6~1 Evening Movies Order Yours NOW • • • SUNDAY, JANUARY 20 6:00 -s JC> <Lfhe ltouftt1 Klltef"' (wff) ~Dan Dur~••· ROd C1meron. t "T'ars•t Earth" {1cl·fl) '5S.-Rlchard O.nnln1. 6:30 11 "The La1t Time I Saw Parl•" (dra) .'54-Van John1on, Elizebeth Tajlor. 7:30 t (C) ''The Monty Jwn&I•" (mys) ·~ohn Ericson, Lola Albri1ht. 1:30 1 17 3 (C) "For A Few Dolla,. More" (wes) '67-Cllnt Eestwood. ll:lO 7 "Rawhide" (dra) '51-Tyrone Power, Suaan Hayward. t "All Quiet on the Wffttm Frwtt" (dre) '30--Lew Ayres. 11 "Whit• Heat" (dra) '49--JtmH Casney. 13 (C) "Gladlatorl Seven" (adv) '41-Rlchard Htrrison. 17 3 "llue Peter" (adv) '5S-Kleron Moore. MONDAY, JANUARY 21 6:30 7 (C) "Chuka" (1dv) '67-Rod Teytor, Ern11t Bor1nln1. 7:l0 t "Thi Hook" (d.-.} '63-Klrtt Dou,IH, Robert Walker, Ni<* Adems. 1:00 5 · (C) "The Delta Factor" (dra) ' 0--Christophtr G1or1e, Yvette Ml· m leux, Diane McBain. t :OO 4 23 6 (C) .. Rallttlt. Run" (dra) '70--James Caan, Carrie Snod1ress, AnJ1n1tt1 Comer. 7 ·17 3 (C) "Sllullclugery" (dral '70--Burt Reynolds, Ro11r C. Carmel. 10 SC> .. letter A Widow" (dra) '~Vlrn1 Lisi, Peter McEnery. 11:00 t 'follow A Star'' (com) '61-Norman Wisdorn. v- • PERSONALIZED 13 "Gunfire at Indian Gap" (wes) '57-Vtre Ral1ton, Anthony G1or1Je· 11:30 2 (29 I) I (C) "Toti Secret Affair'' (com) '57-Suaan Hayward, Kirk ~ Dou1ta1. e 5 ''Three Cheirs for tbeJrtlh" (com) '40--Thomu Mltchtll. STYLISH· TUESDAY, JANUARY 22 6:30 7 (C) ''The Gentle Rain" (rom) '66-Chriatopher Geor11, Lynda Day. 1000 Beautiful Stick-on Labels -1'"':JO...__.,.__.._..,Met1y" (dre)-166--Erntt*..ao,.nlne BeU11-8.l&l 1:00 5 (C) ''The Delta factor'' (dra) '10--Christopher G.:-e~o..,..ra~e-.-------;--41~~----------------!..~it-..i.__:~.x_---r•---- l :30 7 11 3 (C) "Get Chrl1tf1 Love" (adv) '73-Tertsa Graves, Harry Guar· • EASY TO USE d lno, Louise Sorel, Paul Stevens. 11:00 t (C) "•tack O,...•u•" (dra) '59--Breno Mello, Marpeua Dawn. 13 "The Great Adventure" (cioc) '54-Anders Norbora. 11:30 2 (29 I) I "Fiend Who Walked the WHt" (wn) '68-Hu&h O'Bri1n 5 "The ... , .. (my1) '56--John P1yn1. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23 . 6:l0 7 (C) "Time Trave .. rs" (sci-fl) '64-Phll C1r1y, Preston Foster. 7:l0 t (C) "Ever:y Man Is My Enemy" (dra)-ffobert Webber, EIH M1111nelll. 1:00 5 CC> "The Ditta Fact.>r" (dra) '70-Christop,her Georse. 7 17 3 (C) "Pray for tM Wllclcab" (dra) 73-Andy Griffith, Willi1m Shatner, Robert Reed, Merloe Gortner, Anal• Dlckin1on. < t :OO 4 23 6 10 (C) ''The Questor Tapes" (sci-fl) '73--Robert Foxworth, Mike Ferrell. John Vernon, Dana W>.;nter. , 11:00 t (C) "Call Me 9enkls" (com) '61-Tony Hancock, G1or11 Senders. 13 "Double Jeopa_rdy" (dra) '5s.-Jack Kelly, Rod Cameron. 11:30 2 (29 I ) I (C) .. smJns T1~tt'' (1u1p) '11-0liver Reed, Jill St. John. 5 "Appointment In Ltnclon (dra) 'SS-Dirk Boaerdt, Ian Hunter. THURSDAY, JANUARY 24 6:30 7 (C) "PT lot" Part I (dra) '63-Cllff Robertson, Ty Hardin, Robert Culp. 7:30 t (C> "A Dandy In A1plc" (1u1p) '61-laurence H1cv1y, Ml1 Farrow. 1:00 5 (C) "Ttte Ditta Factor" (dr1) '70--Christootier G1or11 t :OO 2 (29 I) I (C) "Yal._y of Ute Dolls" (dra) '67-Barbara Perkins, Patty Duke, Sharon Tete, Susan Hayward, f!aul Burke. 11:00 t (C) "Doctor at lea" (com) '56--Dlrk Bo11rd1, Bri&ltte Bardot. 13 '"The UY1n1 Head" (hor)-Abel Salazar. 11:30 2 (29 I) I "Th• H Steps" (mys) '35--Robert Don1t, Madeleine Carroll. 6:l0 7:)() 1:00 1:30 FRIDAY JANUARY 25 7 <C> "PT lot" Concl. (dra} '63-Cllff Roberts<n, Ty Herdin. t (C) "for ttlt Fl,.t Time" Crom) '59--Merlo Lanze, Zsa Z11 Gabor. 5 (C) "Th• Ditta Factor'' (dra) '70--Christopher Geo rae. 2 (29 I) I (C) "Kolek and the Marcus.Nelson Murde,." (dra) '72-Telly Sava las Merloe Gortner, Jose Fe1 rer. ll:lO 2 (29 I) (C) --The GrMn stlme" (ICl·fil '69-Robert Horton. SATURDAY, JANUARY 26 7:l0 t (C) "••ttlt Cry" (dra) '5S-Van Htflln, Tab Hunter, Aldo Ray. l :lO 7 11 3 (C) "Heatwave" (dra) '73-Btn MurP.hy, Bonnie Bedell•. t :OO 4 23 6 10 (C) ''The Ni.ht They Raided MlnSlllY•" (com) '61-Jason Ro· b1rd1, Britt Ekland, ~orman Wisdom, Forr11t Tucker. 11:00 23 6 "To Kiii a Mockl,,._.~ .. (dra) '63-Gr•aory Peck, Mary Bedh1m. 11:15 3 (C) "A Distant Trvmpet" (dre) '64-Troy Donahue. Suzanne Plesh· •tt•. . 11:30 7 (C) "fahNnheff 451" (dra) '67-Julle Christle. Oakar Werner. 10 (C) "Y°"'ll Ntvtr Get Rich" (mus) '41-Fred A1t1ir1, Rita Hayworth. U ''The W11trel" (dra) '63-Vtn H1flln. (2t I) ''The rMy Duchln s .. ry-• (dra) '56--Tyrone Power. Kim Novak. Now Available at NO Cost 811 llR BUll .. I BUREAU 16 PAGE BOOKUT .. ,ACTIABO HEARING -7777 Edinger· Huntington Beach • 892 • 6611 •ORDER FOR YOURSW OR A FRIEND SHAPE AND SIZE OF LABEL· Mra. John Doe 123 Mein Street Anytown, Anyatete 123•5 Lebel• Do Not Heve A Printed Border. Stylish Vogue type on fine quality white gummed paper, r-----l-------------- Flll in this coupon, clip and mail with $1.25 to: Pilot Printing Label Div., Post Off Ice Box 1560 Cost• Mes., C•Ufornl• 92626 · ae Sure te UM yevr Zip CM• ---11"·'11111111---<" , I I J L---------------------~ ,. THURSDAY JANUARY 24 4:00 II (C) "fame Is the Name of the Game" (adv) '6S-Tony Franciosa. 4:30 Same as lOAM listina (129, (j)) ''The Eddy Duchln Story" Part I (dra) '56 Tyrone Power, Kim Novak. fVENINC. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 20. 1974 I Love L~ 0 RCA Presents JACK Modi ~am 01 Jeannie * BEN NY s SECOND umeratda FAREWELL C1J Draptt SPECIAL : Alts & Crafts or Clllna 0 0 Cl)@) m I lflciA\ t Jack ( CJ)) lassie 8tnn;a 2nd Farewell Sho• Jack Telt·Revlsb M11sk1l . pros and cons of retiring 1$ he en. For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAYTfME 'PROGRAMS. Befow, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES I EJ Primer Amor Benny continues to consider the Three stooees counters various frustrating situa· 6·.00 ~n,\ ~Oi\ ~News 7:30 Orson Welles' Great Mrsteries lions in this comedy special. Guests l:lil ~ me to Remember" A man is Include: George Burns, Redd Foxx, QJ 6 (~I ) News summoned by a top·level govern· Johnny Carson, Dinah Shore and Bonanu mental agency to identify a de· the ~Franco f amlly. 9:30 0 (C) "Escape From fort Bravo" 6 Courtship or Eddie's father fected Russian whose disclosures 11 Movie: (C) (211r) ''The Delta (wes) •53 _ William Holden. Elea· The Lucy Sllow could cost America a huge sum of facto(' (dra) '70 -Christopher nor Parker. John Forsythe. Lite Flintstones money. Patrick Macnee guests. Geor~ Yvette Mlmieul . .-.ight Gallery I Ho•an's Heroes 0 {ll) @ m Chopper I A pree· ·If"' '3' "Murder Without Crime" Si 1 t M • • l.W l -V mp emen e 1n1 The N .. Price Is Riehl nan! girl (whom Don had once be· (mys) "50-0enn1s Pme. ~ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Ca,puln Carey Help Thy Neiehbor friended), being held as a hostaae. 10:00 @ "A fmrch Mistrus" (com) '60 USA" (dra)-'5&--Afan Ladd. You Asked ror It goes Into labor and gives birth as -Agnes Laurent. Ian Bannen. ED Hodaepodge lod&e C1J Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "A the helicopter rushes her to the 0 ''Second f iddle" (com) '58 -m Speed Racer Dandy in Aspic" (susp) '68 hospital. Lisa Gastoni, Thorley Walters. 6:30 00@@ Ho&an's Heroes Laurence Har'iey, Mia Farrow. m Direct From las Vegas 11:30 0 "This Gun for Hire" (mys) '42 O Movie: (C) (90) "PT 109" Part o Let's Mah A Deal * Action, Fun & Prizes -Alan Ladd, Veronica lake. "Hor· I (dra) '63 -Cliff Robertson, Ty n hwftched ON DEALER'S CHOICE ror Island" (hor) '41-leo Carrillo. Hardin. Robert Culp, 00 To Tell ttle Truth I Deale(s CMiu _____ 12;00 m '.'Au1iftment ilL.Brllt!nY'' (rJJa -,--YL£.M~:Jil.Jfif (j)) News @ Wild World Of Animals Jowl .... '"ntllLthe ""'-"ic __ '43-Jean·Pietre Aumont. • Dick Van Dyke ----l--~""': '"'ACCiontli o ---1---la~~. Jewen --- 1 :30 O (C) "The Journey" (dra) ·59 -~ O Merv Griltin Show • Jonattlan Winters Show Movie: (C) (2hr) "Esther and Yul Brynner. Deborah Kerr. Jason I Andy Griffith The Ghoul Cane Utt Kin(' (adv) '60-Joan Collins. Robards. Zoom! l :OO EI1) Evening at Pops "Carmen de 2:00 ID (C) "Cave of Outlaws" (wes) llvin& usy II THE WALTONS IS THE Lavallade'" '52-Macdonald Carey. Novefa * SEASON'S SMASH HIT I Jutves de Gala @ (C) "Madame" (com) '63 -Desert Theatre II (Q! Ci)) (I) Tiit Wattons "The Cuavana Mual~I Sophia Loren, Robert Hosse1n. little Rucals Gilt" Jason's muslc·lovina chum, Movie: (2hr) ~he Decision of 3:00 (C) "We're No Angels" Concl. 7:00 I Cl) el m News Seth Turner, agrees to make Jason Christopher 11111•" (dra) '48 - (com) '55 -Humphrey Bogart. Bowflnc for Dollars a flute from th~ wood of an apple Robert Douglas. Ale•is Smith. Peter Ustinov, Aldo Ray. 6 Movie: (2hr) "Panic in tbe tree and teach him how to play it. 8:30 0 @CV m fi"house "Sentence '.@"The Catered Affal(' (dra) '56 Streets" (dra) '50 -Richard Wid· While on his way to get the wood. to Burn" The men of Eneine Com· -Bette Davis. Ernest Sorgnine. mark. Paul Oouelas. Seth collapses and Or. Mclvers diaa· pany 23 save a man in traction 3:30 ~ @ (C) "Nightmare in Chicaeo" CI) Secrets of the Deep noses his Illness as leukemia. Ron whose house is sliding down a hill, (susp) '67-Robert Ridgley. O What's My line? Howard and Ken Swofford guest. then rush to a fi re in a penitentiary MUSICAL FAMILY The De Fra nco Family. who guest this week on the NBC Special "Jack Benny's Second Farewell." (Thurs .. 8PM ) are for real ... a real family with real talent. Born of Italian immigrants. A ntonio and Ma ria. the five De Franco children first -;aw the lighr of day in Port Colbom e. O ntario, where Mr. and Mrs. De Franco had settled. Several years ago the whole family moved ~o Welland, Ontario where they resided up until the time the De Franco career neces- sitated a move to Holl ywood. *** TIHD Of CU 'AYMENTS? LEASE I ORDH YOURS NOW 1974 MODELS ALL MAKES l ~GEO R GE J OINE R e DON C ROSBY DUNTON FORD 1/0:0 S Mwn Sr Sonlu A"o 546-7070 PagP 12 The De Franco Family : Benny. 19; Ma· risa. 18: Nino. 17; Merlina. 16; and Tony, 13. became a successful musical group wi th· out planning a professional career. It all started about ten years ago when Mr. De Franco let Benny experiment with the guitar. Mr. De Fra nco played the gu itar by ear so when he noticed his oldest son·~ interest in the instrument. he decided it was time to give Benny lessons. These lessons were so suc- cessful that Benny became a guitar teacher In le~s than eight )'ears. Soon after Benny began his lessons. Ma· risa wanted to show her talents. She took up the accordian and was soon playing duets with Benny. Nino followed their lead when he showed Benny a few tricks on the guitar himself. The three played so well together that Merlina wanted to be included in the group, so they bought her a pair of maracas so shr could keep time along with them. But, Tony, who was only-four at t"he time, immediately took to the maracas so Mr. De Franco bought Merlina a set of drumi;. Thu~ was born the De Franco Quintet. T he De Franco Family became a very popular act a round the Niagara Peninsula area in Canada. They were in demand for local TV a ranees chant shows and various para e5 an c urc unctions. ur· ing this time both Benny and Nino were win· ning prizes for their guitar playing. Though the group sang along with their music while practicing, the De Fra nco Family never per- formed vocally in public. They'd always thought of ~hemselve as a musical group and not aY singers. This all c hanged about two years ago when Mrs. De Franco, who knew her son Tony had a fine singing voice. asked Tony if he would sing a song along with the group for a large banquet in Toronto, Tony at first re· fused. but when Mrs. De Franco offered to pay him SS.00 to sing. he reconsidered. Once up on stage, Tony belted out "Hey. Jude" with backing by his brothers and sis· tcrs and brought down the house. From this time on. The De Franco Fa mily becemc the singing De Francos and Tony took his $5.00 and spent it all on chocolate candy. 74 1ck ack the en- ua· ~sts u . and lta her eg- be· ge. as the and Ins. de of y. S· THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 20. 1974 h t k n h st b 1 Love l•""' as the wealthy woman 9 whom where t ey are 1 e 0 age Y Mod 11 .. u:'"l Sally sells a family helrloom to raise convicts. ~ -· 'ft I Merv Griffin Show 1 00 1 Dream of Junnie cash for an anniversary g1 . Novel• I ~ralda @ The Bold Ones (;2 Cl) Dt11net I Cine Ccmo en Cine 9:00 IJ (~ ) C8S T II u rs d a Y JANU•RY 25 · ...... latlon We1• .. -r Masterpiece Theatre (R) M-te·. (C) (2hr) "V 111-of die " • "• '""' c 1 d "" ., ( ) Wortcl at War la Criada Bien r a a Dolls" (R) (dra) '67 -Barbara for morning and afternoon llstinp, . EJ Preinler Amor Japanese Lancua1e Proerams Parkins, Patty Duke. Sharon Tate, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. . , [vttttos Latinos 9:l0 Q _@(j) (lg) g;, 8 r i 1 n ~ e I th Paul B1lrle. Susan ttiywarcl lOJly Betow for your conventenct are Three Stoo.-Show A so_a-go1'ng "con·man talks Scolll. lee Grant. The stoiy of four ' , • •·- women cau&ht up in the heady the dey s movies. 7:3011 lobby Goldsboro Show Andy Dr Sean into accepting half Inter· world of show business. and David Williams guest. est in a boat as payment for a bill 0 ~ (j) 91 m lob Hope Spe. DAYTIME MOVIES I Hoean's Heroes 0 Odd Couple Stars Tony clal Guests Include Dyan Cannon, O 00 o Hollywood Squares * Randall, Jack Klugman Peter Sellers and Dionne Warwicke. 9:30 O (C) "To Trap A Spy" (dra) '66 Help Thy Nelchbor @ The lold Onet Robert Wagner, Fritz Weaver. limmy Dean Show 0 @ (3) a'.) The Odd Couple 0 (ft) (f) Kun1 Fu "The Raid· li'il "Oh lo 1,, ( ) •38 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr} "for Marilyn Horne guest~ as . ~ shy ers" Caine finds himself cauaht In w . y. com -fint Time" (rom) '59 -Mario singer who agrees to jo~n Fellx s pro- tht middle when I trio of Chinese Monte Blue, Lila lee. Lanza, Zsa Zsa Gabor. ' doction of an opera 1f Oscar will "Robin Hood" raiders prey on claim 10:00 (])"Malara" (adv). '6~ -Trevor I ltwitched participate. jumpers. Gary Merrill auests. Howard, Dorothy Dandridge. CD To Tell the Truth I News EE Este Mtaico 0 "Bandit Queen" (wes) '51 -Wall Street Week Slfari to Adventure ED ! IPIClllL I lonnlt Raitt 6 Paul Bafbara Britton, Willard Parker. Untamed World • la Hiena Butteliltlcl's letter 0.11 Butter· 11:30 O "The Great Gamblni" (mys) '37 [scenario . , El Almanaque field's band and vocalist/&uit11rist -Akim Tamiroff, Reginald Denny. The Ghoul Gan~ lO:oO O ~@ O g;, Dean Martin Raitt t~am up for this live audience "Houserof Frankenstein" (hor) '44 8:0011 (Qj Ci)) (jJ Du'ly . Sarty ~ene Show Truman Capote is roasted by • session taped et KCET. --Lon Chaney, Boris Karloff. Evans guests as Sally s ~Id friend Foster Brooks, Ted Night and Rich iD Yaridadn Yer1el 12:00 m "Harriet Crail'' (dra) '50 -Sam Concannon, who thinks now Little. u Hlena • Varit!r_ Hour 10:00 · Ci) 00 0 g;, Music Country USA Lynn Anderson is hostess Guests include: Dionne Warwicke. MK Davis and Tammy Wynette ~Liil!:"" fJ @ c m strHts of Sin Fran· cisco "Blockade" Detectives Stone and Keller hunt for two men &uilty of a coldly premeditated sexual as· sault and murder. Ida Lupino, Don Stroud, Charlie Martin Smith end Patty McCormack, auest. T11tro con Otwaldo Calvo : The Adweat11 10:30 6 Twili,,.. t.ne . ~ct .. trltlon 1111 CMbJ Spanish Comtcly • • TV Mnlul • Preite tilt lord Club u:oo 3 ~111B~::: O lob a:3'~1usc Basketball Trojans vs. Seton Hall. (6) Piny Muon fJ Mewlt: (C) .,Dodtr at Sta" (com) '56-Dlrk Bourde. Briaitte Bardot. m Mission: l•pouible CD Mme~ "TM Uvln1 Head" (hor) -Abel Salazar. @ [j) Uvi"l £.Hy D Alfred tfitchcocl Prt$tnts tJ:) D!f. It Nlpt (~ (I)) The Plenetrs 11:15 ~Cin1u S4 J J :30 (CW (I)) CIS late Movie: • J9 Sllpt" (mys) 'JS-Robert Donat. Madeleine C1rro1l. B ~~I ft~:id c:~;... terteif•ent 12:0Q(i) One Step ltyond m Movie: "i..dy Without -PHI· port" (adv) '50 -Hedy Lamarr. Jot.fl Hodiak, James Craig. ~ i 1·~ ~!llltdl ~ ~ Tomonow ~ Twill,,.. Zone 1:4511 Movtt: "Sister Kenny" (dra) '46 -Rosalind Ru~sen. AJuender Knox. Dean Jauer. 2:00 m All·Nl&flt Show: "T1'e Two· Headed Spy," "TM Key'' 3:10 II Movie: "~th Vlcti11" (dra) '43 -Tom Conway, Kim Hunter -JoaA~Cfawtoi4,-Wendell CoJey,-ttrarhe's-been retifed by-t~f~Y m 1!J ~ Jfew 1:30 fJ (C) "The Mone, Junale" (mys) there's nothing left to do with his 6 Night Gallery '68 -John Ericson, Lola Albright. life but drink. • .. . but Sally has 1 (3) a'.) To m 1 "Rockib~e" 2:00 Ii) "Curse of Nostr1damu1" (hor) other plans for him. Toma infiltrates a baby-selling -Jermon Robles. 0 Q) 00 g;, ~nf~rd ~ Son racket 2fter he and his wife are of· ~"Youn& Stranaer'' (dra) '57 -After an ~rgument ~•th his neighbor. fered a newborn infant with an Kim Hunter. James MacArthur. Fred accidentally fires. a gun-and enormous price tag. Rescheduled. 3:00 (i) "Ratkl • Ole Stqn•el" (dra) fears he's killed the neighbor Ell) Bill Moyers' Journal • O Movie: (C) (Zhr) "The Delta · '48-loretta Youna. William Holden. Factor" (dra) '70 _ Christopher 10:30 I Twilight Zone J9) (C) "Count Your lleuinp (dra) eoree. Yvette Mimieux. • Concentration '5~0eborah Kerr, Rossano Braul. 0 @ @ GE) The Brecly lunch Perry Mason 3:30 9 00 (C) "Valley of Mystery" Robbie Rist is Introduced as a · Loco Valdez (adv) '67 -Richard (&an, Peter reaular cast member in the role of · • Praise the Lord Club Graves. Lois Nettleton. Oliver, the Brady kid's cousin who ll:OO 1100 a> ma'.) News 4:0011 (C) "Stopover Totcyo" (dra) '57 oomes to visit. (3) (j) r@@ (j) News Robert Waener, Joan Collins. m Direct From Las Vegas 11 John Wooden Show/UCLA BIS· 4:30 rn Sime IS lOAM listin& * Action Fun & Prizes ketball Bruins vs. Santa Clara. ~~cl. <~r~5~1 ~~::~: ~~::;: ON DEALER'S CHOICE ~ ::~~r ~:::s Kim Novak. .. I Dealer's Choice m CATCH THE ACTION ON EVENING &:oo e . omm~a>News ~u1,......,(])lij(i)(fB(j)) News Bonanza 6 Courtship of Eddie's fattier The Lucy Show Tiit FlinbtOMS Nlpt Gallery Simpfemttrte Marla Movie: (2hr) '1he Ii& Camlwar' (dra) '51 -l<ifk Douglas, Jan Sterling. m Hod1epod1e lod&t aJ Speed Rac•r 6:30 00 @ @ Hocan's Heroes 0 Movie: (C) (90) "PT 109" Concl. (dra) '63 -Cliff Robertson. 1, Hardin. Robert C~. @9@ (Qi (l]) News • D!ck Yan Dylle o Merv Griffin Show ndy G ritfith : Zoom! • llvinf Easy ·• Cllarm . Bowlin& tor Dollars 7:00 I CV 0 m News 6 Movie: (Zhr) ''Stella Dallas" (dra) '37-Barbara Stanwyck. John Boles. (j) Wildlife Theatre fJ Whit's My lint? Draanet * MISSION IMPOSSIBLE! u Seftora Joven Movie: (C) (2hr) "Esther and I Mission: Impossible the Kins" (adv) '60 -Joan Collins, @ llvin& Easy Richard Egan. :2 Rock Con~ert I Waslllncton Week in Review E.T:l ~ at N1e~t El se.ow de Rolib Pen1 (~ Cl)) The Pioneers Japanese Lan1u11e Pro~m 11:15 a> Cinema 34 1:3011 (tif; ) (]) CIS F~day "iaht 11:3011 (fj! ) CBS Lale Movie: (C) Mme: (C) (21hllr) ''lot1k atld the "Green Slime" (sci·fi) '69 -Robert Marcus·"elson Murders" (R) (dra) Horton Richard Jaeckel. '72-Telly Savalas. Marjoe Gortn. er. Q ~ 6 ~ g;, Johnny Carson Jose Ferrer. Gene Woodbury, Ned 0 G1J a) Wide Wortd of En· Beatty, Allen Garfield. Detect~ve tertainment Theo Kojak heads a mammoth in· (j) star Trek vestlgation into the murder of two G) The Untouchables younc women named Marcus and Nelson in their Manhattan apart· 12:00 (i) Rock Concert • ment m Movie: "Moonfleet" (adv) 55 0 @@ ®) .m Lotsa Lua :.:The -Stewart Granger, Joan Greenwood. Talent Show" ·Stanley recruits a 12:30 I Million $ Movie shapely Parts Del)'1rtment clerk for • Nashville Music his famous bumbling magician act ~ The Prisoner in an inept attempt to win a trip for m N lwo to Miami 1:00 i 0 fil \.!!.I ews D Q1J rn m Six Million $ MH . ~ m Mid~l&ht Sp,eclat • Oscar Goldwyn is the target of a M.ovle: (C) Konra (scl·fi) 61 subversive oraanization that wants .-Michael Gough. ' . ~~O~~~·~OM,2-~W~i~~~ ... ~14Mtr~-!.!llla¥tm~,...~~~-t Russia. I Merv Griffin Show The Untouchables Trains, Tracks • Trestles (R) Novel a Japanese Truel Proerams 9:00 II Q) 00 !1Q) g;, Girl With Some- tiifne Eltra Jayne Meadows auests (wes) '5S:-Sarbara Stanwyck, Barry Sullivan . 2:00 m All·Ni&ht Show "Middle of the Night," "Surprise Packa1e" 3:10 II Movie: "fliaht to Honf Kon&" (adv) '56 -Rory Calhoun, Barbara Rush Page 13 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 20, 1974 10:30 I <fii 00> Cf)~. .~.nt~ ea··1.... (i1) CI>> 4M5ovie: "RY obu ea .. c ~ QI CI) o:g L:.i -'"" -.. , (dra • -o ert umm1na1. MM: "Tiit lefa" (dra) '61 I Cl) Voiu of Acfkultutt -Richard Todd, Robert Morley. , hlltr ca .. 1 fJ @ (]) El) Mluieft: Miiek futbol·Soccer &l) Mister lopl'I' Nti&llbt"'-td Aartculturt USA m Tiie Jebetta latltlaa'' SATURDAY JANUARY 26 11:001 ~!t(I) Speed luao Mowtt: "Miradt of father T1Jnna: nclow to tllt S.Utfl 1:301 U•lvtntty Dialope (i1) Cl) El) AIC SltPlntar Mevit NIM of tht C1111t 6:00 ((} TV a Classroo11 "The Red Baron" Ci) f1r• Slaow 6:30 ~~~tl'!.."°fllt I ~&.... -: ifsttr •oaen' NtllMlorhtod ,.. .. rn. ..... 1-.uw -'• • ....,._,: .. list of 0..U.," "Mr. 7:00 • ID CI) ®l m Lidsvill• $t$ame Street , .. bodJ • tht Mtn1111ct'' T1t1nnset T111tdo 11:30 ti (tjj Ci)) Cf) Josie & die Pussy. 2:00 = DustJ's T1111touse (i1J (]) lup lunnr cats Probtt•• h1 Uvtn1 Mowlt: "Invasion Quarter• (com) 1J ~CI)®) m COi Today's pro· On Ca11p111 "Tennis Anyone?" ' 1 -Bill Travers, Spike Milllaan. gram covers the activities of the David Horowitz Is host for a look lrothtr luu U.S. Coast Guard and its helicopter at small school sports at Redlands 7;30 · ~ (J) (fQ) @D Addams family unit statJone_d at Floyd BeMet Field campus. Monnon Tabtmaclt Choir on Lona Island in New York. D &rtatest Sports ltatnd• Paul Ultra Man CI) Movie: "Parole Inc. .. (dr1) '49 Hornun1 is host ind this week's (i1J (]) Yoet's &an1 -Michael O'Shea, Evelyn Ankers. subject is Hugh McElhenny. Eltmtntary News G Movie: "f'1ncllo VIiia Returns" Cf) Etll'"c facet 1:00 (9 I) Cf) Tiit F11ntstonea m Ad Ub Kirk Ooualas, Dewey Martin, Cou~Muslc (adv) '51-leo Carillo, m Movie: "The 111 SQ'' (dra) '52 QJ I ®) @D E1111r11MJ + 4 G) Movie: "f11nds" (com) 'SO -II) Movie Claula Repe1t of 11:30 Movie: "last of the Mollie.ans" fl) Championship Wmttin1 I l'lat1. .... ntJh _-DJD01111n1AJalld.d -.tlOl.'..C'Con;oinl)O<r..__.-----+-~11M"IJl<M1'~· Continu· .. • - (adv) '36-Randolph Scott, CJ) Mt¥tt: (C) .. Rosie" (com) fJ (i1J (]) S11per fritncls '67-Rosalind Russell. m Movlt: "Auip11tnt In Paris'' Eli) St11111t street (dra) '52-Dana Andrews. ,. <a Ci)) Mtwlt: "Suidclt Mlssiot1" I Voice of TMJo 12:00 I <a@> Ci) Everytltin(s Attlllt (dra) ~6 -Leif Larson. Stal• Street · ~ Sports w.rld 2:30 = steps to l11min1 1:30 (9 Cf)) (I) lallty's C01111ts . ~ CI> I:::' 74 Sketcbboet .~ (J) ®J 8' Inell Hip 'ri· F••IJ : ''The Bleck · Alriallture USA "The Consumer t ata E,. Tulip" Protectors" fJ Movit: "llll1ar (dra) 'SS -lanctr lc.ttbrttr lodn1 Edward G. Robinson, Nina Foch. (i) Wtt1d of Woecltr Mowtt: (C) "Cllar1e at futlltr ID Mtwie: "Snow Devils" (sci·fi) : ifster Roam' Ntipbofhood r" (wes) '53-Guy M1dison. '66 -Jack Stuart, Amber Collins. • U.S. Navy 3:00 I L11""•1 Call It fun 9:00 I <~CI» Sc:oobJ Doo 12:30 <a (j)) Cf) fat Albert • Focus · IU. (j) ®l @D Sipiund OUtdoors Witll Liberty Mutual he 8 lasllttball Oregon State Mowtt: "cat Clrt" (hor) ·57 -CJ) Educatioft at Wort vs. tha Unlve~ of Oreaon. Barbara Shelley, Kay Calla rd. : St11111 Street D <Jl) ()) 9) Andy WllliHts San I (i1J CI) Lusit's Rescue Ranaers • Adventure. Difeo Open Iott Live cover11e of Eleptuint loJ 1:00 <9 (I))(]) C I S Children's the third round of play from Torrey Mister R.!Jtrs' Ntf&llbortlood f"llM Festival Pines Municipal Golf Course. 9:30 ~ Ci) (IQ1 @D Pinll f'antlltr (])Youth & flit law Cl) Mowit: (C) "ltst of the lad· Mevit: '"Scotland Yard ln1pte· U Colllae l11ll1tbah Maryland at men" (wes) '41-Robert Ryan. to(' J!nys) '52 -Cesar Romero. North Carolina. <nil Mowlt: (C) "Ya•pirt hoplt" Z (i1) ~ Chost Chasers Cl) Movie: "Suicide Battalion'' (dra) (liOr) '71 -Ronald Remy. Dustj'i Trail '58 -Mike Connors, John Ashley. I Wreatllna Movie: HP'tlffft'' (com) '41 -fJ Su'P'"nst TMatn "The Safe · Ctrrascoltndaa Judy Holliday, Jack Lemon. House" An lstaeli agent catches up Dra111 ' I S.S.1111 Street with a notorious Nazi scientist and 3:30 ea .. ,. Tllree 10:00 l~IJ favorite Martians spins a web in which to ensare l11paeto "The 11nored Ones" 8' Star Trell him. Steven Hiii, Dane Clark and Guests are Or. Ramon M. Rios, · lllCIJ luncll Francis Lederer star. PllO., and psycholoaist at the Rest· Mowit: Ila TNts.. (dra) fJ Mowlt: "llll or It llilltd" (wes) haven Mental Health Center, and '52-Kirk Oou1las, Eve Miiier. '6~Robert MaB, Elena Dewitt. two out-patients. m Cosptl Jubilee I '"• 1'1lt Yiratnian tii Affrtd Hitdtcoct '1esents Collblt Ci) Coftctrt1 II) Roller C111H land of tlle Ciants : Eltdrtc Co•pany ( Cf)) Safari t9 Adwllture POSrTIVE WEIGHT LOSS! Our Patients Show It ,.. .. INFORMATION FULL MEDICAL SUPERVISION DIAL 673·1182 10 AM to 6:30 PM NEWPORT WEIGHT CLINIC 3355 VIA LIDO. SUITE 250, NEWP T ,... 14 4:00 ltlttmlldos •:JO ..... ,,, Wild Wild West @ CJ) El) "9 ltwttrs Tour The SS0.000 Kina Louie Open from Overland Park Kansas. So•I Train "ate• Continuada (6) It TallH A Thief Wlibum Brothers Show : Mr. Wlzanl ) Unt111td Wot1d Voice of Afr1tulture Just Natural • Whit's Cot11 On Drapet • 0.tdoors W'lth Ubtfty Mutual It Ptp to It lporant 1111 Andtrton fm Elptri•nt In loft Barry Sulll· van is host for a look at Riverside. California's five.yeir·old experimtn• t1I private home cart pro1ram for ment~ Ill and retarded. ( CIJ) Ctuilllflclna SM Corona Now 5:00 DllltJ'a Trlll Tiie Mouse Factory Ptrtb111Urs s.,.our "1sattb Star Trell <9 Cl)) n!a WMll In flit NIA ONIWS Mowtt (C) (211t) "All U.. Broth. en Wt,. Valiant" (dra) '53 - Robert Taylor, Ann Blyth, Stewert Granier, Betta St. John. Tiit P'trsuadtrs Ci) OUltr ,..,.., Other Places Nastwfllt Music : Trucks · ranfanfa ralcon • Roller Ca•ts • • Riel Ward's Roel I loll lll•b• 5:30 Jolln1tJ Mann'• Stlnd Up and Jim Back~~ests. II l~~-~~-wortit :f'spofb A world TV premiere of the "Fiaht of tile Century'' between former world champion Joe Frazier ind Muhammed Ali, In which Frazier ri~t won the world h11vywela11t title. Howard Cosell provides the blow.by-blow dtSCtlptlon. fJ UntatMd Wertd. "8 I 1 ho r n Sheep" l10l Mewit: (C) (2111) ... , s.. Wlllt YoU Did" (SU$p) '65 -Joan Craw· ford. John Ireland ~ '9fttr w.,...., Show I==,.. "''" .. ,.. 5:55 5uptrm1rtet Top Ttll f v f r~ 1 r~ c. of Midway.. Island. @)AM , Yow MAC loprtllfttatht Members of tllt Minority Advisory Committee ara Interviewed. m <ta Cl>> m laWftMt w 11 • Show I It Tallas A Thief (])Top Ten l1111ts Ci) Draptt --tMnks Is 1n unkind rtm1rt1. a u Cll al er:"" c s.e.., Mowlt: CC) (2'1) "Tltl llipt ThJ bWe4 Mlttsb'I" (com) '6&-Jason Roberds, IJritt Ekl1nd, Norman Wis· dom, Forrest Tucller. Harry Andrews, Elliott Gould, Jeck Bums. Burt l1tw. A burlesque theatre operator in the 1920s finds his business Is rolna THE DAILY PILOT. 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PAT NIXON (answered tlirough Helen McLain Smitl1, Mrs. Nixon's Press Secretary) Why don't you and your 1ltl8band attend public church 1eroicea cu other Pruident. and their t.Dive1 haceP-Robert Barnet], San AntOflio, Tem. •My husband is the first President to have worship services FOR SALLY STRUTIJERS of " All in tlie Family" Why have you never manied?-Maria Lipzig, Nyack, N.Y. • I've come close a couple of times. But I tend to adapt to whatever the fellow docs. F or exam le, one bo was on the track team. So I went out or trac , too, an was in tlie Junior Olympics. Another w as a wrestler, so I created a cheerleading team for wrestlers. No one had ever beard of that before, but I did it. I was also engaged to a dress d~ signer, but he made me look lil:e a sofa. FOR TED NE ELEY, who portra ys Jesus in " Jesus Christ Supentar" Has religion affected you deeply?-J. Brennan, BuJralo, N.Y. • I was born in Texas and raised a Southern Baptist . My earliest desire was to become a minister. But I outgrew this ambition and was d ismissed from church at 13 for playing rock and roll ~t a local nightspot. I think the rpck musical "H air" was the turning point in my life. I had been very close<l-mindcd about a lot of things. I got into "Hair" and I found mysdf doing things I never would have done before. FOR DICK HAYMES I understand you had a drinldng problem. How were you suddenly able to stop?-Phil Swanoe, Los Angeles, Calif. • I aske<l for God's help and got it. Actually, I didn't give it up-it gave me up. 'J consider myseH. bJessed. I am very m ucl·c im o1vod with Cod. This is not a new involvement, but there were times I turned my back on what I knew was right and hurried toward self-destruction. FOR ROSE MARIE, 1V star You always act as tl1ough you're looking for a man. What is your fomily status?-Robcrt R. Reinsmith, McAllen, Texas • I am single, {widowed by the death of NBC trum~ player &&by Cuy ~, the mother of 'a grown da~r-and' · 1 nm a horse fancier as well as a man fancier! I .. . FOR ADJ.I. TllOAIAS H. MOOREif, • chairman of the Joi11t C'1ief s of Staff Why don't we get our troops out of Europe? It might con· tribute to peace-and save us money, too.-W. Coates, An- chorage, Ala~lca •Since 1961, the U.S. has reduced its troop level in Europe by 35 percent. Thl! Soviets, on the other hand, have in- creased theirs by 20 percent in the last 6ve years. Is it wise to believe that unilateral U.S. withdrawals would be greeted by reciprocal ac~on on the part of the Soviets? 1 thinlc not. .Any .. change should be mutual, flot ~ilaterat . Cover Ptloto by Harry Beniaon i.n the White House. but tht'Se an· not the only times we attend church. The main rm son Cur services in the White House is s<X:ul'ity. But we do a ttend n nearby Presbyterian church when we arc in Key Biscayne, and we also attend other churches iu S11n Ckmc11te nn<l when we are traveling around tht.• country. Uul st•(:urity problems are a c.-oncem, 1iO that is one of the reasons wc liavc \Vhito House worship services. FOR RON SANTO, Cllicagu CulJs' baseball star Why did you keep secret the (act that you're a diabet.ic?- Robert J. Keen, Potomac, JU. e My diabetes ,wa.'i detected when I was 18. ( lcept it a seer~t for m:my ..y:cm:s . ..he.crui~ I didn't ~van_! ~1y special trcabnent. Once l had established myself as a rcbrulir player. I felt there wns no need to keep it a secret any longer. In focJ, I felt UlC knowledge of my coodition would encourage other diabelk'$ to k•ad more normal lives. FOR MRS. GERALD FORD Is your daughter Susan as acc:omplis~ a housekeeper as I bear she is?-Mrs. Laurene Mills, Hoba~ Ind. • Susan's a very efficient houselcreper. She not only cooks very well, but sews and nccdlepojnts, too. Whenever her father wants his favorite dinner-pot roast with aD the trim- mings-Susan's always our chef. Besides cooking nncl sewing, she loves plants and flowers and has the greenest thumb you've ever seen. FOR JOHN WAYNE You're so masculine. Do you believe in Women's Lib?- Seane Cilbe~ Pocatello, ldaho · •I have been trying to figure out wha t Women's Lib means. I ts leaders seem to be in active frustration. 1 have never thought of equality when I thought of women. I have always put them on a pedestal; but maybe the Women's Lih girls are right an<l men sliould consid er them equals. FOR WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY, JR. I understand that you made a statement on TV several years ago that the newly elected President Nixon was owned by the Chase' Manhattan Bank. Why did you say that?-Mrs. Edwin Powers, Austin, Texas • I never said any such thing. And anyway I regr.et it isn't true, beamsc I have a couple of shares j'lt the Chase Man· hattan Dank. - ..1811.uuy 20. 197 4 MORTON FRANK. 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It was perfectly obvious to me work it as a one-man business while get- tbat I had to start a business of my own. ting a start. No salaries to pay. I could But that posed a problem. What kind of operate from my home. No office or shop business? Moet of my money was tied rent or other overhead. For transporta- up. Temporarily l was broke. But, when tion I could use the trunk of my family I found the business I wanted I was able car. (I bought the truck later, out of to start it on a little over a thousand profits.) But, best of all. there was no dollars of borrowed money. ceiling on ~yearnings. I could build a t•To pyramid this investment into re-business as big as my ambition and en- tirement in leu than ten years seems ~gy dictated. I could put on as many like magic, but in my opinion any man men as I needed to cover any volume. in good health who has the same ambi-I could make a profit on every man tion and drive that motivated me, could working for me. And, I could build this achieve such a goal. Let me give you a little by little, or as fast as I wished. little history. "So, I started. I took the wonderful .. I finished high school at the age of 18 training furnished by the company. and got a job as a shipping clerk. My When I was ready I followed the simple next job was butchering at a plant that plan outlined in the training. During the processed boneless beef. Couldn't see first period I did all the service work much future there. Next, I got a job as myself. By doing it myself, I could make a Greyhound Bus Driver. The money much more per hour than I had ever was good. The work was pleasant, but made on a salary. Later, I would hire I couldn't see it as leading to retirement. men, train them, pay them well, and Finally I took the plunge and went into still make an hourly profit on their time business for myself. that made my idea of retirement possible "I managed to raise enough money -I badjoined thecountryclubal'ld now with my savings to invest in a combina-I could play golf whenever I wished. fresh and clean. One Duraclean Special- ist recently sigl'.ied a contract for over $40,000 a year for just one hotel. "Well, that's the business I was able to etart for a little over a thousand dol- lars. That's the business I built up over a period of eight years. And, that's the business I sold out at a substantial profit be.fore I was fifty." Would you like to taste the freedom and independence enjoyed by Mr. Haikey? You can . Let us send you the facts. Mail the coupon, and you'll re- ceive all the details, abeolutely without obligation. No salesman will ever call on you. 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Illus· wanted to have the benefit of the plans out t e ll't Y means 0 an 4 r nt I tnted booklet e1pl1infn1 flow I un 1ncr .. se 111y fncomt I that had brought suoce.ss to others, plus dry foam. I •nd ramlly security witll • Duraclun Dta~p. No I the benefit of running my own businees "Furniture dealen and department I salesman Is to ult I under an established name that had stores refer their customers to the Dura- national recognition. clean Specialiat. Insuranoe men aay I"• I "Moat of the franchises off'ered were Duraclean can aave them money on fire I I too costly for me. Temporarily all my claims. Hotels, motels, specialty ahopa I Add,. I capital was frozen in the motel. But I and big stores make annual contract.a I City . i~;, ____ , found that the Duraclean franchise for keeping their carpets and furniture .. ______________ • ....... By Peer ~. Oppenheimer Our First Ladies, as WeNe~r Knew Them, ' By a Man Who Served Them AD .~,,.·. "Mrs. EINnhower used to sit "Mrs. Johnson ••• lived In "Mra. T;um•n ••• had • bit of .n inferioflly complex. She wn bright •nd polltlc•ltr experi- enced, but she considered her- MH • housewife •nd lived that way In the White Howe.'' In bed •nd r .. d newsp•pers, looking for food spec:t.ls. She'd send out for speci.I bup If they were chNper than she wu get- ting them wholesale .•• "Mrs. Kennedy wH forever giving me notes on pllow p•per. It got so I had to c:.rr, my own .,.cl. She had • muter, of ctegll, even to where to place uhtr1p onthettlblea." the lhllClow of Lyndon Johnson. Then she found out he ••• so busy he didn't have time to direct Mr, •nd she became herself." "Mrs. Nbron ••• liked Mrs. Johnaon's bedroom for herself because she Mid her husb•nd woke up during the night to re~ and record •nd It WH Impossible to sleep wtth him.'' I n 1941, J. Bernard West was as- signed to the White House as AMistant to the Chief Usher. Eleanor Roosevelt was then First Lady: In I 959 he hccame C hief Usher. a n archaic title meaning he was rc- spom1ible for every· ... ·~·· thing concerning the domestic life of the First Family. He was in charge of the household's physic:il and fiscal J. Bernard Wffl running: oversaw t~ upkeep and renovation of the White House and its 16 acres of ground; supervised all personnel; catered to the whims o f the First Ladies and mnJc sure that both pri- vate _and official life in the 132-room mansion ran smoothly. In short. he was indispensable to Efeanor Roose- velt, Bess Truman, Mamie Eisen- hower.Jacqueline Kennedy and Lady Bird Johnson. He also introduccd-ihc intricacies of White House living 10 During his 28 years of service, he 'discreetly refused to say a word about his life with this country·s First Fami- lies. Now retired, he hns written a book called "Upstai~ at the White House'' (Cownrd, McCann&Geoghe- gnn, $8. 95). Recently he chatted free- ly with FAM ILY WEEKLY. FAMILY WEEKLY: Did nny of the Fir.1t Ladies during the many years you served in the White House ever,. seem to object to their role? WEST: At first Mrs. Kennedy ob- jected to being called the First Lady and suggested she be called Mrs. Kennedy. Gradually. however, she came to see there was a dift'erencc and accepted the title. As for having to live in the White House, it was JllY distinct impression that Mrs. Nixon was unhappy ;1bout rhat. She seemed most reluctant. FW: Did any First Lady ever ask you to do something you couldn•t do? WEST: Not really. The White House is operated on the theory that there is always a way to do everything. Of course, there was Johnson·s shower .... FW: What was the problem with his shower? WEST: He wanted a certain kind. After scvernl f!10nths' work nnd five dilTcrenl installctions costing thou- sands of Jollarii. the experts came up with quite an inventio n. It had six dif- ferent nozzles so that water hit every p;1rt of his body at a terrine force! FW: Was he happy with it? WEST. I thin~ 1wtybe he-wtt9'"9ft4tsfied in the end. At least he was proud enough of it to show it to Mr. Nixon when he came to look over the White House before moving in. FW: What was Mr. Nixon's reaction to the contraption? WEST: It was the first thing he took out. The second was the clutter of wiring for recording and phone equip- ment that Mr. Johnson had stuffed . under the bed. FW: Did Mrs. Nixon make any changes? WEST: I was in the White House only for the fi rst six weeks of the Nixons· residency. During that time Mrs. Nixon wanted the big canopied bed exchanged for a simple double bed for her husband, and she liked Mrs. John- son's bedroom for herself because she said her husband woke up during the night to read and record and it was impossible to sleep with him. FW: Did each woman h ave her own distinct way of working? WEST: Yes-Mrs. Roosevelt popped in and out of the office at a running rate to hand over appointment lists and tell us what to do. She never walked. she ran. Mrs. Truman met wirh me at nine each morning in her office. She had a bit of an inferiority con1plcx. Stic was bright and political- ly experienced, but she considered herself a. housewife and li ved that way in the White House. I went to Mrs. Eisenhower·s bed- room when the butler took he r break- fast tray UJHtnYW~~~ish and ten. Like her mothe r. she adhered to the belief rhat a woman over 5<J should never get out of bed until noon. She was 11lw ays propped up in her pink bed with lots of pink pillows, and had a pink bow in her hair. She was very feminine and loved ruffles. Mrs. Kennedy was forever giving me notes on yellow paper. ll got sn I had to carry my own pad, She had n mastery of detail, even 'to where· to pl~ce ashtrays on the tables. Even when she was under great srrcss. when her husband's body reposed in the White House, she asked to have her Cezanne paintings replaced by Ameri- can art so that when President De Gaulle came to pay his respects he·d "be aware of the heritage of the United States." FW~ Who enjoyed being First Ludy most? WEST: Mrs. Eisenhower. She liked parading around all dressed up. When Mrs. Kennedy came in, she h;.1d round tabks put in the dining room for State dinners, to promote conversation. But Mrs. Eisenhower liked a banquet table. She and her husband sat at t~ table side by side in the center, li ke a king and queen. FW~ Was there any truth to the rumor that Mamie Eisenhower haJ a drink- ing problem? WEST: She had no drinking problem during my time in the White House. It's possible that because she spent so much time in bed, she was unsteady -on he<( feet snmetimes . c rcise was a massage three times a wcck1>efore breakfast. FW: Who changed most during rhe time they li ved in the White House? WEST: Mrs. Johnson. Until she came 10 the White House. she lived in the shadow of Lyndon Johnson. Then she found out he was so busy he didn't have time lo direct her, and she hc- cnme her~lf. She became extremely interesled in the beautifica rion of Co11ti1111rtl FAMILY WEE KL V, January 20, 1974 • 5 •• \ . . . &real hanging herb pot- What a find! OnlJS§OO 1; Give Mrs. Wallace Brown a medal for this one-she found tt. Grows herbe right In the kitchen. Hangs In the window. About S-acrou-made of clay pot terra ootta stuff. Designed the way the old fashioned strawberry pot was-with a place here-In the center for the stand-up herbs-and four places on the side for the ha19-lng hert>a. . Comes complete with loose Nutra soil, that won't cake up-plus M8ds for five herbs-ttavory, thyme, bull, dill, and parsley. Just plant, add water, hand In good ligtll and bang-you'Ye got your.If a hanging herb gardeh right in the kitchen. 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I , _ - - - - - - - - - -DfYlllOlt CW a&Yll IMOUITlllU, IMC. -• - - - - - -• -•. Our First IAidles C onti11urtf America. But she wasn't too inter- ested in the running of· the White House. She was basically a business- woman . FW: Did any of the Presidents get in- volved in White House changes, aside from Johnson's shower? WEST: Mr. "Kennedy was very con- cerned about lhe grounds. And Mr. Nixon did away with the swimming pool. in bed and read newspapers, look- ing for food specials. She'd send out for special buys if they were cheaper than she was getting them wholesale. And every morning she had the butler give her a list of leftovers so she could tell him what to do with them. FW: Who was the most colorful houscguest while you were in the White House? WEST: Winston C hurchill-he liked FW: Why was that? to run around nude-and Madam WEST: The press used to sit in the Chiang Kai-shek, who brought along entrance to the President's office and her own silk sheets 11nd had them had constant access to the Press Sec-changed wbenevet her body touched retary's office. Mr. Nixon dido's like them. the way they treated him, so he cov-FW: You were in the White House _ _,,~1-the pool-and put she. press down __ when Roosevelt died. Pearl Harbor there. They didn't like that. Now he was attacked. an attempt was made probably wishes the pool had a trap-on Truman·s life, Hiroshima was door so he could drop some of the bombed and President Kennedy was press through it. ;isc;assinatcd. Which First Lady bore FW: Did any of the Finl Families up best in 1ime of crisis? have any fights? WEST: Mrs. Kennedy went through WEST: They may have had knock-the worst and seemed extremely calm Jown-drag-out fights upstairs. but I and aware of others' feelings. I re- never heard them. The only one I ever member after the private Mas~ for the heard was President Johnson cussing lntc President in the White House. she out his personal staff. Then he'd make saw me standing in my office door- up for it with something nice the ncitt way. She came over and put her am1s day. around me. "Poor Mr. West,"she said. FW: In your book, you say that the And then she wanted me to take her President can sleep in the White to see her husband's office that she House free of charge, but that he has was meticulously redecorating for to pay for all the food. Which wives him. But she never got to see how it were most frugal? would look. It was alrt:ldy being WEST: Mrs. Eisenhower and Mrs. dismantled for Truman. Mrs. Eisenhower used 10 sit President Johnson. . CONFETTI FAMILY WUKLY'I Food9MH pre. .ents dishes you cain make qulc"1y, with a minimum of tu., using common Ingredient• found In m09t kltcMtl cup. bo•d•. In medium skillet. 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YEAR DATE ._____..___..._, G·98 Sign Your Name as it appears on your Bank Credit Card eo,,ri111t C> 1974 StMCfest Prodlltb of C.lifonl•, lllC. No portion cu lie 1911f01111Qd wltllout our writtN PlfWllSSion. 3. Everybody aboard this jet plane has a gimmick ... almost everybody. Pick the one who doesn't. 1. Nope. He's Hugo Slavia, impover- ished secret agent, Gimmick: Se~!s "hot" watches as a si_deline. His cig_~rettes smoke even hotter. 2. Mikel. Angelow. Gimmick: Artist who draws every- thing but attention. At last sidewalk exhibition he got a ticket for littering. . . ; . Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Transistor radio salesman. Resigned when given new territory .. :Japan. His cigarette's taste is missing too. 4. Right. Wherever he goes, he leaves the far-out gimmicks to others. likes his cigarette no-nonsense too. Camel Filters. Honest. Good tasting. 5. Charles Chizlar. Gimmicks: 5 overcoats. 4 sweaters, 3 pairs of p~nts. Saves on overweight luggage. Drains tap in men's room for his water-filtered cigarettes. I. He's Vasefi Overaidt, wrestler. Gimmici<: Demonstrating arm wrestling techniques to strangers. -. cAMEL 19 mg. Htatt.3 mg. nicotine w. per cigarette. FTC Report SEPT.73. ... '. On January 28-29, the heads of the 26 National Football League teams will be meeting In New York to select the cream of the 1973 crop of senior college players In the annual pro- fessional football draft. The stakes are high and mlatakee can be costly; a good or bad draft round can affect teams for years to come. What wlll the teems be lookJng for this year? What players will be the most sought after? To find the answers, FAMILY Wunv went to the same kind of expert the coaches _____ and _ienera!._~!' will be ndl on . ·- -the professional football scout We've called our expert "Harry C4rtwrlght," but that la not his real name. For reasons of his own, he haa chosen to remain anonymous. But he hu long been recognized u one of the nation's best judges of potential football talent. Here's how cartwrlght sums up this year's draft: • ..._. ... , becb, 111•'-*en and tight ............ .,. .......... • ............ .. lwd to COIM bJ . .... ._ ••ldnl 10llll9 , ....... do ... to .... unlll nut,.., . • ,.... .. 1ewra1 ................ -...... ~ bul ... outlook .. not too ........ lor ...... cNp MCOftd8ry .....,._ "Of course, a lot depends," says cart- wrlghl "A team may overlook a great player If they already have an established player at that position. They may go for a man who can flt Into a spot where they feel they.need help." C.rtwrlght feei. "°"" Capp111ett1 of Penn State and,,... lldAIW of UCLA will be the first running backs aefected by the pros. Ottler becks will atao be snatched up quickly. "C.....e D""8 of Colorado, WoodJ 0..... of Arizona State, KenNt Jot.ileOft of UCLA, .._ Jecbon of Alabama-they're all good halfback typea," aays Cartwright. "Among fullbacks,.., R11J Prltdlltt of West Texas State, Bo Maillllll•• of Colorado, ,..... ... H.,,.._ of Cincinnati, and Ed ......_. WOl1l9 of Michigan wlll be the top choices." Though UCLA WU beaten by Southern Cal last season, three Bruins rated aa flrst- round Mlectlona by C4rtwrlght. Besides McAllater, UCLA offers place-kicker Efren ,...,..,, and llnebecker Fred llcNI._ dew Cartw con.t•. He feils almost certain that flrat- rou~ ak>ta will gq to wide receiver Roger Can of Louisiana Tech (Terry Bradshaw's alma mater) and two defensive stars from Tenneaeee Stete, tight end Ed .'°"8e and linebacker W•t• DM ..,.._ (Tenneuee State In recent years has aent more players to the profeaslonal ranks than aoy other unlvenlty, except Notre Dame and Southern Callfomla.) OurSpeeial NFl.4Draft Preview · An Insider's Report on the College Stars Pro Football Seoufs Rate mghest By Larry Bertstela, wltla " ' ,. Sports Extra OFFENSE . QUARTERBACK Mike Bo,,.., Stanford (6-4, 200) Completed 55 percent of his passes In 1973, for 1,629 yards and 17 touchdowns. Son of Vince Boryla, former pro basketball player and now general manager of the Utah Stars basketball team. SCOUTING REPORT: "Has beat arm of any college quarterback. Throws well short and Ion . Has a ood '-------.t head and good eJQ>erience, since he started at Stanford for three years. Tall and strong, has the physical equipment the proa like. Some question about his quickness In set- ting up to throw. Doesn't run well but I~ tough to knock off his feet." RUNNING BACK Jolln CllppelleltJ, Penn State (6-2; 210) Helsman winner. Ran for 1,522 yards and 17 touchdowns in 1973. Hfi per-carry aver- age was 5.3 yards. SCOUTING REPORT: "Extremely durable and strong runner. Can cany the ball again and again without seeming to feel the ~ffecl Wasn't asked to do.much blocking In college, ao It remains _..., ___ 'be""W8ft'116W well 1'Ni1t handle his bfock- lng asajgnmenta In the pros. But seems to IMt the sort who can adjust easily." RUNNING BACK Jim llcAHster, UCLA (6-1, 202) Played In shadow of Kermit Johnson, but Is considered the better pro prospect of the two. Hampered by Injuries In 1973, but aver- Con1inued FAMILY WEEKLY, Jln1181y 20, 1174 • t NFL DRAFr /.View from the Pro League: r.!,!:~\TIEW / This Year's Cream of the Crop Swann aged 6.16 yards per try. Also one of the world's great long jumpers. SCOUTING REPORT: Faltnhorst how to play the position. Can jump high over defenders to catch the ball, which makes him even taller than he already Is." TIGHT ENO TACKLE Scott AnderlOn, Missouri (6-4, 235) Was All-Big Eight selection at center for 1973. Projected as either center or tackle SCOUTING REPORT: "Has everything a runner needs. ex- ceptional speed and quickness. Played full- back at college, but will probably play tall-Keith Fahnhorst, Minnesota (6-6, 245) SCOUTING REPORT: ~orhaltbackirrthe pror.His-long-tu~--_,_.arne.d to the B!Q T All-St@!_ s™Q.JQ!_ for the pros. "What can you say about this guy? May be the best player In lhe country-should be first player picked In the entire draft. You want blocking? He sometimes takes out two or three guys In one play. Has great speed, faster than many backs." records (over 27 feet) Indicate great body 1973. His specialty: blocking. -"Very-strong-forltls-slze. Nee<k-1o -gain weight to be effective In the pros, but has great speed and movement Has ··quick feet.' A kid who doesn't get bowled over easily, a kid who can adjust to different situations.'' ·--GUARD control and spring." SCOUTING REPORT: Booker Brown, Southern Cal (6-3, 260) John McKay calls him the finest offensive lineman he's seen. Named on most AU- America teams. WIDE RECEIVER Lynn Swann, Southern Cal (6 feet, 180) Averaged 13.7 yards per play. Fine punt returner as well as receiver. Caught 36 passes for 661 yards and six touchdowns In 1973. Also returned 18 punts for 189 yards and one TO. SCOUTING REPORT: ''Outstanding speed, timed in 4.5 seconds for 40 yards. Runs good pass routes. Knows how to catch the ball in all kinds of unusual traffic and crowd situations. That's going to help him In the pros. A great all-round athlete." WIDE RECEIVER Roger Carr, Louisiana Tech (6-3, 205) Compiled astonishing college career average of more than 25 yards per reception. SCOUTING REPORT: "Has great speed, though maybe not as great as Swann 's. Has a great knack for be- ing where the ball Is thrown. He just knows DEFENSE END Dave Gallagher, Michigan (6-4, 245) _ "He can catch the ball when necessary. but is coming Into the league at a time when a tight end who can block> well haa become very Important In helping beat zone de- fenses and running games. Great blocker. Big enough to play tackle In the pros, though he could stand a little more bulk In-his upper body." CENTER Bill Wyman, Texas (6-2, 235) Rated one of the finest offensive linemen In Southwest Conference history. The pri- ~ mary blocker for nxas' outstanding runnlqg back, Roosevelt Leaks, a junior. SCOUTING REPORT: "Good solid football player. Comes off the line very quickly. Fits well Into running game. His ability to block on pass plays re- mains lo be seen, but he's very good In blocking for the run." TACKLE Dave Lapham, Syracuse (6-5, 260) One of few standouts on a team that won only two of 11 games In 1973. A devastating blocker. SCOUTING REPORT: "You can spot a good prospect even when he's playing tor a poor team, and th is kid Is one. Has very quick feet, good moblllty and a very strong body. Does everything you could ask from an offensive lineman." GUARD .John Hicks, Ohio State (6-3, 258) Woody Hayes rates him the finest offen- sive lineman ever produced at OSU. First Interior offensive lineman ever to be a se- rious candidate for Helsman Tropl\y (was runner-up). Played tackle In college, could play tackle or guard In pros. SCOUTING REPORT: "Extremely strong upper body is his main asset Doesn't just block guys, really raps them. Can make It either at guard or tackle. Probably hasn't reached his peak In physi- cal size yet. He's one of those guys who may play at 275 pounds or more in the pros." PLACE-KICKER Efren Herrera, UCLA (5-1 O, ·185) A soccer-style kicking specialist who led major colleges most of the 1973 season In scoring. Hit eight field goals in 11 attempts. SCOUTING REPORT: "A strong leg on kickoffs and field goals. More teams are realizing how Important the kicker Is and kicking specialists are becom- ing high draft choices by many clubs. This guy has been one of the better ones In the last couple of years." sophomore and junior years. He's ready now, though. He took oft a lltlle weight and that helped his speed without cutting down his strength " An All-America choice who played mostly TACKLE tackle for undefeated Michigan. T: """' Jotm Dutton,.Nebraaka (6-7, 248) , __ __. ...... Uo.Dc.1o!o(.e.1-s, .. n.JlJ.lt""'r..,.at.1Jea.JtL.oJ111ps:.u..1inr..r...a-ny-sl-n-g-le-t:-a-t-e-gory.--:--..::=:;-=.;.;;..;.._.;.. ____ =~'---"""'.~--.=.:::.::.:.::::::::.::::_ ____ ...::..:::.:.:.::;::... _____ ~ostAll-A.merica sq.uads. Was a but is a solid, hard-nosed kid who llkes to -major reason for Nebraska's top ranking in play aggressively and always tries to Im-ranking among the nation's college-division TACKLE pass defense. teams. Coach John Merritt calls Jones Prove himself. He's the tvpe who could end cart Barzllaulkn, Indiana (6-6, 270) SCOUTING REPORT: " "quick as a hiccup." up making It really big In a few years." "' Led the pass-rush for a team that ranked "One ot those real big men with terrific SCOUTING REPORT: sixth In the country In pass defense. Re-speed and strength, though he may have to ENO Ed Jones, Tennessee State (6-9, 264) Considered Tennessee State's greatest- ever defensive-line prospect. Has great strength and speed, awesome size. Helpe~ lead team to undefeated season and top te • FAMll y Wf fKL Y, Jsnu11ry 20. f974 "Possible first pick In the draft. You have cefved several All-America mentions. put on some more weight. No one blocker to love his size and what he can do with II. was able to handle him In college. though Great natural talent, but also takes coach· SCOUTING REPORT: he won't have It that easy In the pros. He Ing well. He's going to give offensive line-"A standout senior. We all knew he had occasionally was stung by a counter play or men plenty to worry about In the pros. Most great size and a lot of ability, but he didn't suckered Into a trap. But no one's going to have never had to block anybody so tall." produce a~ well as he should have In his run up his back.'' Co1rti1111C'd 0 11 pt1gr I 5 < • Frigidaire is offering s&H Green Stampsl You can get 3,600 S&H Green Stamps if you buy any one of these dependable Frigidaire appliances between January 20 and February 9, 1974. I Th• Frigidaire Custom Deluxe Washer and DrpL They have separate I ~ S&H o.-St...-Ofhr d h die d load · I Ivy any of the Frigidaire appllance1 ahown h.low h.ew-n January 20 and Feb-setfingl for all fabrics,-an an UP. to an 18 poun • I rvory 9, and Frigidaire will Mnd y-c:.nifica~ -"' 3600 S&.H GrMn Stamps The comNU"t Sldnnv Mini, The exclusive Frigidaire single cabinet I for -h applionce you buy. 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State (6-3, 236) FREE SAFETY Cart Ceprle, Purdue (6-3, 180) Leader of Boilermaker secondary that limited 1973 opponents ,to only six touch- downs by passing and a 40 percent comple- tion rate. SCOUTING REPORT: "His height Is a real help In covering the pass. Also runs well, and has a good lnstlnct for pass coverage. Safeties In the pros have to be able to cover the run now, and this Is where Capria will be put to the teat." STRONG SAFETY Mike TownMftd, Notre Dame (6-S, 183) Key man In the lrlsh secondary that helped Notre Dame to 10-0 record. Brother of Notre Dame's wide receiver Wiiiie Town- send. Continued Towneend top._~utslde Unebac.kar _fOL tJarul8Sl!IB8 ___ 1 ______________ .;..... ........ """9!!!!!1!!!!111!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!======----===========---==== State's undefeated 1973 Tigers. SCOUTING REPORT: ''This Is a year for big linebackers, and Bryant Is one of the great ones. Very agile and can drop back against the pass as well as play the run. A very mature Individual with a good head for football. He says he came to Tennessee State because he wanted to be wlth a winner, and' he's learned how to win. Great leadership potential." LINEBACKER Renc:ly Gredl8her, Ohio Stete (6-3, 240) Rated as possibly the finest linebacker In the Big Ten since Dick Butkus. One of the defensive standouts for Ohio State's Rose Bowl Buckeyet. SCOUTING REPORT: "Has a chance either at middle linebacker or on the outside. Very aggressive and quick and can move extremely well for a big man. In other years, he might have a chance in the defensive line, but he's developed Into such a good linebacker II wouldn't make sense to change his position. Plays well even when hurt, which Is a good sign of his interest In the game." LINEBACKER Fred McNelfl, UCLA (6-3, 210) Played defensive end for the 1973 Bruins, but projected as a pro linebacker. Brother of Southern Callfomla tailback Rod, another llk~ly high draft pick. SCOUTING ffEPq!fT: "The only question about him seems to be his size. But he was giving away lots more weight playing up front In college than he'll give away playing ·linebacker In the pros. A tough hitter, has excellent pursuit. Rully stays on top of his men and makes sure they go down." FAMILY WEEKLY. J1nu1ry 20, 1974 • 11 An Air Force skill gives you a new point of view In a lot of ways. You develop a close-up view of your job. Like the Air Force electronics specialist above. He can read every line in a printed cir- cuit. But whichever of the more thari 250 job areas we teach you-you'll learn it from the ground up. Be a specialist in it. And get paid while you learn. You discover a wide view of your coun- try and the world. Because you get to travel. Work in different places. Move around freely on your 30 days of paid vacation every year. Enjoy low rates on commercial airlines, or fty free on Air Force planes that happen to be going your way. And you even look at yourself differ- ently. Because you have so much going for you. A good job. Good pay. Medical and den- tal care. Food, clothing, housing. Wide-open opportunities to continue your education. Plus the skill and experience that could · land you a good job in civilian life-should you decide to go that route. And if all this gives you a new point of view about the Air Force, see your local Air Force Recruiter. For his location call 800-447-4700, toll free (in Illinois call 800-322-4400). Or just mail in the coupon. And see how everything starts looking up. r -------------------- Air Force Opportunities Box A Randolph AFB, Tena, 78148 A-FW-14 Pleaae aend me more information. I undentand there ia no obligation. I am especially internted in: 0 Air Force Traininc O Air Force Academy 0 Air For<le R....-ve O Air Force ROTC O Pilot/Navigator Proeram Name Sez OM OF Addreaa Cit State Zip Phone Soc.Sec.# Date of Birth - ""\ .... 4 . . IN THIS GRIND·EM·()Uf WOR1 n .J IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A QUALITY ., • 'if·the cigarette is Kent there is. Kent is probably the most quality-tested cigarette made. We try to get rid of an taste-_ robbing imperfections before a Kent ever sees the light of a match. (Over 200 different quality checks in the manufacturing end, alone.) But Kent quality goes beyond that. We go to 3 continents, 4 countries · and 10 states to find the right kind of tol::x1ccos_f0Lthamilder-1Cent blend. To complement this blend, we even invented our own filter, ~ ·the famous Micronite filter- to smooth the flavor of Kent. Why are we such sticklers about how Kent is made? &cause,-tha:t..wa:y-w can give you the mild, smooth taste that makes Kent what it is: America's quality cigarette. King Size or Deluxe IOO's. . . War:Aing: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smok~ng Is Dangerous to Your Heahh StarClijlt By Peer. ~. Oppe .. ebaer Big David Hartman, Lover of Ballet- Aiid1Jaseball! .. When I was on the road and couldn't get a king-or queen- sized bed to sleep on diagonally, I'd get twin beds and put the mattresses on the floor end to end." Dave Hartman: A BA In economlca, loo. straight, people tend not to notice how talJ you actually are. My mother always made me stand up straight. She was forever pulling her hand in the smaU of my back and saying, "Don't slouch- stand up!" av: Wu ther.e eYCt..an)',tbing else )'OU wanted to do besides act? HARTMAN: I wanted lo be a baseball player, and I spend a great deal \>f time with the San Francisco Giants. I still go through spring training with them whenever I can, but it's hard to last past your thirties in baseball. FW: You became so famous as a doctor F rom his television series "The t~ought, "Well, that's fine with me! ticed his well-broken-in shoes had a on "The Bold Ones." And now yo.u're Bold Ones," I'd been impressed by Don't put me in the chorus, give me a hole in the sole of one of them.] doing medical specials on TV. Does it David H artman as an actor. I also part instead!" Luckily I'd had training FW: Your father was an cxecutjve in an bother you to watch real operations? knew that he was tall. But it wasn't unlit as a dancer and singer, and that hap-advertising company. Why didn't you HARTMAN: Not at all. I feel very com- 1 met hlm for lunch at Reuben's rcstau-pened to be the combination that follow in his footsteps? fortable in hospitals and in the surgery rant near Universal Studios that l real-Gower Champion wanted. So l audi-HARTMAN: I have a BA in economks arena. But I would get upset if I saw an iz.cd josrbow-ta1Hle-is=6"~oned-for-him=and -my-being-tatt:,--nem-I>uke-Uaiveraity., and most .oLmy ---~idenL-Thats-quite-di«er~f&t.--- articulate. along with my training, paid off. credits for an MA. But after three years FW: Do you think you have the tem- FAMILY WEEKLY: Are people ever FW: What about more mundane thinp, in the Afr Force. I felt I bad to start peramcnt to be a doctor? surprised bow tall you are when they like finding places to sleep and clothes from scratch again anyway. and I just HARTMAN: Basically I'm a calm per- first meet you? to wear? wasn't interested in business. So I de-son, but I do get enthusiastic-as I am HARTMAN: The first thing everyone HARTMAN : Beds were a problem until cided to attend the American Academy over the advances in medicine. always says is, "I never knew you were five or six years ago when I could aJford of Opera. I also studied ballet and took FW: How do your parents feel about so tall!" to have an extra-big bed made up. acting lessons. your success? FW: Has your height ever been a prob-When I wu on the road and couldn't FW: Why baUet? HARTMAN: Both of my parents are lem? get a Icing-or queen-sized bed to sleep HARTMAN : Because of what is ca11ed dead. My father died of a heart attack HARTMAN: Oh, I don't know. I was on diagonally, I'd get twin beds and·put the psychology of the body. I didn't when he wu in his sixties. My mother taJJ at 15, and I decided a number of the mattresses on the floor end to end. really want to become a ballet dancer-died in her late fifties. I'll altays re- years ago to make it work for me. Like As for clothes, I have to have them I'm too tall for that. But it taught me member them as marvelous people. when I auditioned for the chorus in made. I spend money on a few good how to walk properly, and bow to han-They used to say to us, ''We want you "Hello, Dolly!" in New York a number things that fit properly. I'm no clothe -dte1U)' body. Besides, h njoy it! I think-to see-the wortd troin our shoulders." of years ago. I was told I'd never be in fiend. I usuaUy live in Levis and a shirt it helps anyone in the theater ~1>articu-And you know, I thjok my JR tbe chorus because of my height, and I that wore out three years ago. [I no-larly if you're tall. U you stand up brothe~ and I do see it that way. ..ill NFL DRAFT/ Who wm Get the Nod for PREVIEW ., co111inued Number 1. COUTING REPORT: THE NO. 1 PICK? .. "Plays all defensive situations well. hough many pro teams now use the zone ather than man-to-man coverage of passes, Perhaps the greatest honor of all con- nected with the draft Is being the first player selected of all the 442 chosen.· · · • .,. """ ~ man w1th great speed still ls helpful In the econdary, and Townsend has real good peed. Hie height also helps him a lot In overing receivers. The type of guy who eems to do his best In the biggest games." Harry Cartwright suggests that the first player drafted will be, for the third year In a row, a lineman. (In 1972, it was Walt Patul- skl, a Notre Dame defensive tackle who went to Buffalo; lo.1973 It "!as John Matus- Henley tak, a defensive end from the University of Tampa who wa~ picked by Houston.) .lU-J~~~i-~--C_O_R_N_E_R_B_A_C_K~~~------~~P~U~N~T~E~R----~---~-__,..__ __ .. ~I~hft~B~y~e-ar~·--· say..._,.,........a.ui~--4n•-~~4----t Bruce Henley, Rice (6-2, 173) Chuck Ramsey, Wake forest (6-2, 19()). _choice 11.ftable to be .either John Hick..J...,PJ Overshadowed by several flashier team- ates, but rated one of top pass defenders n nation. Hel-ped the Big Eight champion ooners to a sixth-place national ranking In verall defense. COUTING REPORT: "Tough and aggressive-a real good hitter ho enjoys contact. One of those guys iou ever hear much about because all he's do- ng is his job. Not flashy, but goes about his uslrress with a lot of drive." Played a lot at safety In college, and .that may be his best pro position, though he is projected for the moment as a comerback. An All-Southwest Conference selection. SCOUTING REPORT: "Good speed and good Instincts for sports In general. Could probably make a lot of teams just on alhletlc ability alone, re- gardless of position. One of those guys who played great for a weak club. Lots of tale\t." Led the nation's collegiate punters most Ohio State or Ed Jones of Tennessee State. of 1973, averaging about -45 yards. Had lots I lean toward Hicks because there's always of opportunities to k.lck because the Deacons a scarcity of big super-offensive linemen." were the worst team In the Atlantic Coast Much depends, advises Cartwright, 'fJn Conference. which team makes the first selection. The Cowboys dealt dt3fenslve tackle Tody Smith to the Oilers for their first choice In the 1974 draft. If the Cowboys retain first choice, U)ey might elect to draft Tennessee State's Jones, whom they could groom as a JR replacement for Bob Lilly. ..ill SCOUTING REPORT: "~ee~;he ball ~lgh and lets his team- mates have plenty of time to get downfleld to cover the returns. A lot of pro teams could have ·used this kid this last season." FAMILY WEEKLY, Jenuery 20, 1974 a 1? - . ,., .. qjou'QQ Qook iabuQo~ itt t~e~e e~citittg new WRAP AROUND FASHION APRONS . Entertain orjust"retax-at home In these glam- orous, wrap-around fashion aprons of f 00% cotton. All styles are completely WASHABLE -ADJUST TO ANY SIZE I Team them with different blouses and body-tops to multiply the magic. DEBBY-$14.95 Romantic Lace-Trimmed Apron Wrap-around style. Adjustable back-buttoning neck. 0 PAM-$14.95 Calor9: White, Red and White Check or Multi- color Patch Print 0 Charming Country Palch Print Wrap- around style. Back-tying neck. 0 JUDY-$1l.95 Crisp Checked Seer- sucker Wrap-around styte. Back-tying neck. Colors: Red, Blue or Brown, predominating In a multicolor scheme PA TTY-$14.95 (Not shown) Colors: Red Check, Blue Check or Black Check with White Trim Same style as Pam In Allover Floral Print Colora: Blue, Gold or Red predominating I 'ti I h • Add 75¢ per apron for postage n a mu co or sc eme • PROMPT REFUND IF NOT DELIGHTED Use This Coupon To Order Your Aprons •Sorry no co D •8 ALL ORDERS SHIPPED AT ONCEI ' ... r---------------ORDER FORM ---------------1 I Send orders to: I.. , People Quiz How Well Do YOO Know the Reasons Behind ~Boredom? True or Fal•: The more sensitive a person is, the more subject he is to boredom. (See number 5) TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Nobody knows what boredom is. ~ Some lucky people are never bored. a. Boredom can do irreparab\e harm. _Bol]:(IQm is one thing that yiel~ds~no<!Y.. __________ _ benefits to anybody. S.. The more sensitive a penoo is, the ~ subject he is to boredom. 6. When you're bored, there are three places to look to find the villain. ANSWERS showed that mose. than 40 percent left "to escape the boredom and frustra- tion of academic life." 4. Folse. >.. one specialisa has found after psychiatric raearch of the vari· ous aspects of boredom, "Boredom also may serve as an adaptive func- tion, particularly if it is recognized as boredom and ii oaly temporary. It is a kind of loCaI aneatbetic. dullina ttie. pain in a particularly lelllitive psychic or emotional area while natural heal- ing takes place." 11•1 further oblerved that-sometimes boredom may. .also ~ serve as a period of germination ~­ fore the birth of creative ideas. S.. False-as evidenced by the 6ndinp of a university study which showed that sensitive and cultured people are actually more immune to bon=dom than olhers. Ooe reason for this is lhaa they have keener Kif-awareness, clearer insight into their innermost feelings and desires. This makes them much less subject to common bore- dom arising from a restJesa deain to do something without knowing whaL It's observed, however, that though persons of greater sensitivity are less oflen bored, they are more likely to be depreued. : SOFWEAlfDESIGNS·1711 MAIN· Dept. FA ·HOUSTON, TEXAS 77002 t .. , NAM d ... 1. Fa/$e. Dr. Ralph R. Greeoson, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at U.CLA School ofMedkine, bas made an intensive study of boredom, and finds that it "is not a sickness, but it is also not a wellness. It is a signal, an in- -<IM:a.tion thattbe comcioua-cgo hu.Jost- cootact with the deeper Jeveb and structures of the mind." It is described as a state of dissatisfac.tion-a sense of emptiness, frustration and restJes.. ness. A typical statement of a bored person is cited: "I can't get with it, I am nowhere. I am out of iL" Thia language, notes Dr. Grecnsoo, clearly indicates that the person is out of touch with his feelings and emotions. ~ Fabe. As one authority observed in summing up the findings of a study on the subject: 1'hcre are peo- ple who pride lbemselves on the fact , that they are 'never bored.• 1be state- ment is pure bravado, and easily punctured. It can ~ stated as a clini- cal fact that the person who is 'never bored' doesn't exist." It's pointed out. however, that boredom varies from iodi.al to inclividuaJ, and some people are capable of snapping out of it more quickly-and easily than others. 6. True. There are ( 1) many people who bore us to tears. The same is true of (2) circumstance$ and $il11ati01U- monotonous repetitive work, for ex- ample. But most of the time, when people are bored, ( 3) the boredom ___________ STAT ZIP coo_e ___ _ NAME OF APRON COLOR . PRICE ... -. Add 75¢ per apron for postage Texas residents add 5% aalea tax. TOTAL $. ______ _ (!i or.w,~ •Jf• mtl • ,·(, Jfl ~ 1711 MAIN ® I~ \.• (J v . ~ lj •J HOUSTON, TEXAS 77002 • I I t I I I I I I I I I • 3. Tru~-becauae when boredom comes sufficiently acute, people are tempted to do almost anything to es- cape it. For. example, a recent study of high school students in connection with a drug~ucation program showed that "in deacribing their rea- sons for drug abuse. a considerable majority attributed their use of drugs to boredom." And a Stanford Uni- versity survey of school dropouts 11 • FAMILY WEEKLY, January 20, 1974 stems rom within. More. often than nor. boredom is temporary and is re- lieved by a change of pace or scene, or indulging in a favored kind of rec- reation. But if your boredom is chronic. then you should think of it as a symptom, a signal that is trying to tell you that you need to modify your lite-style to provide beater and more satisfying expression for your real feelings. m nd ri· m c- as adnrll••••al Now-for the first time-an international Jet-Setter reveals the "inside" story: . How The Beautiful People Jlid _OfJJoth-Cellulite And Ordinary Fat- Without Dietioo! 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That's all you dot 'Ult• one five-minute exerctte ls designed to at· tack the Waist and Hips f where lat aa:umulates quickest, giving your body a Debby, weak and distorted loot) -u wen as bum olf excess body lat fast by speeding up your e · metabolism, buminl up stoled calories and releasing ex- cess water -while 1t1U reshaping your chest, abdomen, Jirmm&..1U1...Y<>Ur legs and arms -you:r total body! It's Vt.than strenuoa wort.outs, beats the rtme con- sumpllbll and dangers of gym wortouts ... or any other vigorous sport. The unit weighs about 16 oz., and fits any wallet-111.led case. You can carry u and use It wherever tbem.:J Door space -anytime. Even while watcblng televlllon. 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Chiropractors, osteopaths, AtbJetk Coacbes ... agree Its the most succils9ful WaistUne-Wetgbt _ ~educer and Shaping-Up Plan ever Invented: "Doctors have always known that exercise, done while -lying on the beck. virtually eliminates st:ratns whUe slim· mJng and ·reshaping the body. Youn ts the finest Body Shaper Program on the market." JUCHA.RD TYLEI, D.C. "Beats Joal.ng and work.Ing out in gyms -and much safer. l Jost 4 '!:a lncbe;t oU my waist ln l.4 da1t.11·: JlM HANLEY, famous atfiletlc coadl. "Based. on sound physlologJcal and medical knowledge, It bums ofJ fat and sha~. the body without strain to the heart or other orpns. (lost 12 lbs. of excess weight using It.'' DR. ANITA SANTANGELO, ChJropractlc OrthopedJcs C eop,rtpt Joe Welder, tm r11en1 rm11nc . • ~~1lost6 inches off IDJJ lVaist1ine ·in-only 21-dayS •• :~ DOING JUST ONE flVE MINUTE EXERCISE - TWICE DAILY -AND DIDN'T EVEN HA VE TO GIVE UP EATING THE FOODS I WYE-DID IT! "I never thought It would happen to me ... but It did:l got fat. "As a former fashion model, I'd always taken pretty good care of myself becall'8 if I didn't look good, I didn't work. But when I got married, and didn't need .a job, it was a different story. "For about 5 years, I neglected my body and ended up a mess. And worst of all, J looked about to years older than I really was. So I decided that It was time to do something drastic. ·1 tried a few of those 'effortless exercisers,' but, of course. they didn't do a thing. "The-!! I heard abou!Joe Weider's "5" Minute Body-Shaper Plan. After just . 21 days on the pJan, my Welgh t aropped froth 143 lbs. to"129. And my wa.tst went from a sloppy 31" to a nice, trim 25'', just about what 1t was when I was modeling. I can't thank the Welder 5-Mlnute SU.mmt.ng Plan enough. It gave me back my youth." Af.ETA HOPKINS -. ·Living Proof of 8mtasttc Results EXPOSING EFFORTLESS EXERCISERS leader's Dtaest fSept. 1971). 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Reg- ular SS.00 value. in the World! f ii BIRDBATH Shave and a haircut-cheep cheep! ~ Ever hear of a bubble bath for birds? Well, retired Army man Bill Farquhar- Moody bas set up a beauty parlor for our fine feathered friends in the back .i:oonL_oi ..his_bouse. Bubble baths are _ just one of the beauty treatments given #' I to the favorite species of omitho- philes. Birds of all shapes and sizes What stretch of U.S. road ha• more accident• P.r mile than any other? Mayor David Cohen-of Holmdel, N.J., says he thinks he has the champion-a 2.4-miJe stretch of New Jersey 34 that had 95 accidents from January, 1970, to September, 1973. with six fatalities. In 1973, there were 17 acoidents, three come to Bill to have their beaks, nails and feathers clipped and trimmed. For a standard bird bath, Bill, who is 65, uses a "very soh toothbrush and special bab soap to wash the feathers." Para- keets and canaries taKeal>Ouf-is-mio- utes for a compJete treatment Larger birds, of course, take longer. fatalities. This, says Mayor Cohen, ranks it right up there with the "KilJer Highways" listed by T. K. Irwin iu FAMILY WEULY ("These May Be America's Deadliest Highways," De- cember 2, 1973). Mayor Cohen blames the bad surf ace-pc>tholes on the shoul- ders that cause the driver to lose con- trol. So far, no action from the State Department of Transportation, but the Mayor keeps trying. Any challengers to Mayor Cohen's tragic .. champion"? JOAN COLLINS AS "MARILYN" And no! to lfeep .•• London play dramatizes the lnst four days in Marilyn's life, coming to a cli- max with a 25-minute soliloquy as the actress slowly succumbs to an overdose of sleeping pills. The audience, hope- fully. will remain awake. ANNIVERSARIES: President Lyndon Johnson died one year ago Tuetlday. President Nixon announced the cease- fire agreement in Vietnam one year ago Wednesday. BIRTHDAYS (all Aquariu~) : Sunday -Edwin "Bilzz" Aldrin, Jr., 44; Patricia Neal 48; George Bums 78. Monday- Telly Savalas 50; Jack Nicklaus 34. Tuetlday-Ann Sothem 62. WMnft. day-Jeanne Moreau 46; Randolph Scott 71. ThufSd-r-Neil Diamond 29. arffyn-Monroe, more-of-a..leg.end-J=-ActaJ-D~ Jones 42; .Leigh TayJor- since her death than during her life-Young 28. S.turday-Paul Newman time, is now the subject of a new play 49; Eartha Kitt 46. titled, appropriately enough. "Legend." British actress Joan C.Ollins, normally a brunette, is shown here with the blonde wig she11 wear for the part. "But it will take me more than a wig and a tallc with her makeup man to w1derstand Marilyn," admits Miss Col- lins, 37, who knew Marilyn "only slight- ly" in the fifties when both were under contract to 20th Century-Fox. The BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: J.ck Nicklaua and Jeanne Moreau Quips & Quotes ARMOUR'S ARMOURY By Richard Armour HAIR LINES rm sorry to give }'OU' JUCare, 1~! ;W t11 But it isn't a rat that will scurry, Which means you've no reason to ,.,. worry. My wife has her hair in a bun, Which no one would think would be fun. However it .im't tout; · -~ It's a·hai.rdo that's rolled-up and neat. Jn fact it'• the rat that I mention, And thereby, I think, got attention, tt • FAMll Y WEEl<L Y, January 20, 1974 That's used by my wife, whose hair's thin, To heJp make the bun her hair's in. With her hair in a bun and a rat In her hair, it's a wonder, at that, Her coiJlure is considered so chic, And people don't point and then shriek. Prospective borrower at loon com- 7>ony: "I jun need enough lo tide me over until 1 can get o credit cord." -Henn1 Leobo There should be a special watch"lor taxpayers. It wouldn't tick-jun wring iU handl. -Dorothea Kent A hamburger Is fun a nealc that -~or.ifdn't pull itself togetlter. • -Robert <ftben THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kida ... lff• ditrerently. Send orlglnel contrlbutlona to "Child," Family WHkly, 641 Lexington Ave., N.V .. N.Y. 10022. $10 If used-non• ,.t\tmed. My youngest child wanted to know the truth about the tooth fairy. He wanted to believe, but friends have told him different. After he asked me time after time, I felt compelled to tell the truth, so I said, "Yes, son, I am the tooth fa' . I am the one who )?.'!,.ts the money uo er p· - low." After a moment of silence he said, "Do you go to everyone's house?" -Mfl. Edward Kluth Somer1et, N.J. Eyeing the dented con~tion of his customers cu, the garage mechanic· • aslced, "That fender been acting up again, Mrs. Smith?" -Lucille]. Goodyear LITTLE EMILY .. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to. Your Health . "•lo .... , ... , c •••••• ,. ~ , , ~·-·----------, ---, ~ I ~ ~ii oJ! ~ II!! I ; tr~ l fi ~i I "' r ·-;. o o.-J -i P.t I i°l1 ;l f~ of I ji ~ i i! .. o~ £1 I ~ ··1 I ;z ~ 1 ~I l [~ .!a~~ ~ -fo 1 i ri•~ ~ ~1 -~ 0 ! !.i ~ = i ,~ !~h :Ii ~ I iii~ ~ !!. • 60 i -· n t ,, !l -:-. ; Cit 'C 'C 0 .._ ... 'C ""'9' N ~. 0 (It Cit ... ct .+ -ct -('") t g I:.. H:I .-s )( !.en 0 :c ::s ·-o ,en ~ ::s Im O' n -::i ., g m $ '8 __ en "' ::s I !~· f IJI !i I Ji I 1•1 -i I ·~, . .;_ -..i i f I I I ;;;;;:.-;" 11 . ,,, j nf ,.(fl GI l;at I I.I.• f ·I· - • - Orang e Coast P-INAt~ LOC:AL SPORTS W ANT ADS ' su·J DAY , JANlJARY 20. 1974 ·-·-P!~NU-T-S'._____..--~--1 f<.EAD'1' ! _-.:::. I featurittq ~~~@@d ~1~ Charlic8rown'' · 50 IT'S "SHOW AND TELL " TIM E AGA IN, 15 IT '? WELL , DO I EVER HAVE A SURPR ISE FOR '{OU TODA'{ ! ':?T l\ETCH THAT·CORD ACROSS THE BACK , ,6-ND PLUG IT INTO Tf.IAT SOCKET IN THE COf(NEI\. ... NANCY .. 1 HAVE A LITTLE . FILM TO 5HOW "!'OU THAT 'S 60NNA KNOCK '{OUR EL!ES OUT! OKA'{, SOMEONE RUN DOWN TO Tf.IE CUSTODI AN THEN , AND GET AN EXTENSION! '{OU THERE, GET GOING !! I NO, MAAM ... TflAT '5 ONL'1' AN ·EJ(PRE 5510N .. ALL Rt6HT, IF I CAN 1-!A\IE A COUPLE OF <{OU 5T~ON6 T'i'PES LIFT THI? PROJECTOR INTO PLACE ,LJE CAN GE.T THIS SHOW ON Tf.I E ROAD! NOW; !JHAT ABOUT Tl101>E W11400W SHADES 7 LET'S · 1-lAVE ALL OF '<OU WHO SIT ALONG Tf.\E ~IDE' .THERE PULL DOWN THOSE 5TUPID 5f.!Al'E5 .. .---1 -:OC · AND 1'LL NEED . SOMEONE ON THE L16HT SWITCH ... ONE l/OLUNTEER .. "!'OU Tl-lERE, f.\ONE'(, GET THE SW ITCI.{ ! c I . . ~ -. ~- ~ .. NO, LET 'S PUT IT ON AND l1LL NEED A COUPLE 1V\ORE TO PUT TH!5 SC_&f/;r\ U.e, .. LE.T'S GO!! ON Tf.\E DOU~LE , THE RE.! ' Tl-!AT TABLE BACK THERE ... 1-!0!JJ ABOUT '{OU FOUR WEIRDOS MOVIN6 THAT TABLE? OKA't' lJE'LL IAKE IT ,..--, I ~ Ti-iAT Tl-iE BE LL ALREADtr'? . " IOMORROIV FROM HERE .. EVERl(ONE 5E IN PLACE S'f NINE~ lf.IANK t{OlJ, AND GOOD lj\ORNING! ... . ' By Ernie Bushmiller ,' . ' ' ·'_I ' ·,>:-...... ,. -~·, ··' <>'.-,.. 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WILSON ? • !/ENNIS, HOW WOULD YOU Ll~lO PLAY HIDE? .. - Oi<'AY ... HoWDO YA PLAY IT-7 • THAT CIONT DENNIS, you·o · <;OUND lli<E 13E S URPRISED. M~~N _--~· ~~hµ . . ITS SIMP!..E .. ':PU HIDE. 0!3oY ... "'Tl-llS 19GoNNA BE FUN ! • l> !>!> ·~·IJD ·G ·E P -ARK·ER l WAS SUPPOSED TO MEET SLADE ROBERTS HERE! ~,.J HAS HE CHECKED IN YET? I DON'T TH INK .SO! D ID HE HAYE A RESERVATION ? .DESI<.· HE MET ONE OF OU R GUESTS ,;. M R . DRIYER ... RE GISTERED IN 2 10.' SHALL W E RING THE ROOM? . NO, TH ANKS! l'LL 5URPR15E THE fl\ ! .,_..-1 POOLE 'S BOYS WERE AT TH E GATE AT SPEN CE R FARMS WHEN I LEFT THE RE! DID THEY SEE YOU LEAVE? HE SAID HE WAS TAKING A ROOM! , I DON 'T SEE HIS NAME! YES ... SLADE, YOU 'RE GETTING BUT I ABBEY INYOLYED IN LOST YOUR PROBLEMS .... AND THEM! THAT 'S DANGEROUS! I 'TH INK IT'S 'TIME YOU . WENT TO THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY! · By Hank Ke tchan I DON'T THI MK ......---i 50 BUT I SAW HIM IN TH E LOBBY A LITTLE WHILE . AGO! -' :· OH, MY GOODNESS! IT FROZE SOLID AN::> THE BOWL BROf<E ! alicho ~~~l · \ -"---'--~--· .. _ .. · ~--,.. .. . DOCTOR SMOCK ,. ._ ... -.......... ~· -~-,.,-,, .. ;:r-;r·:'l"':-.. we L-L-, SMOCK 01...' '" BOY, 1'1Me You G IV!S : You i:<se:L-F' YO U R . ANNUAL-PHYSICAL- ' ,. .. :·· .. , ... THAT CAT HAS A HUNGRY- LOOK IN I'LL PUT THEM OUT ON THE PORCH RoOF SO SHE CAN'T GET 'EM f HER EYE! • • i .. , '-. .,.. -~· - 0 t.) • I O.K., JEFF, TODAY IS OUR ANNIVERSARY! HOW ARE MY _..... GOLD FISl:i_?_ T••d" M•olo 111 .. ,;,,.,,t .. A MrN•u9ht Sy•u:l1u1t• ~t•l11•t Oo1.11:il-I ... WAD A MISEF1,b.!3 LE:·· n n ... VL ,,, l/l SI 4t "" ...... , .• ~ ........ C: _,,/ \ ............... ·-·1 --1,,,.._ ••• ' ... You i...ooK P~e:l'fY GOOP 1'0 Me: • . ,:-.\ ...... . ,., .. .'··-:~· . \.: ;· . !' ... " 811 r1/ Smitfi T EMPEJ<'AT URE FALLS AND NIGHT PASSES ... 1 OH, FINE I THE Y 'RE SOLID GOLD NOW! o'. ~!. ·~~i~;i~;~rT . :· -~./!~ ATTRACTED ME '. 'TO HI::R IN THE FIRST PL.ACE WAS HI::R INFINITE _, , . \J.ARIE'TY.-.. ....__ :i: JLJ s-r sAve:c:> MYSf::L-F'1WO:NiY .. BUCKS ! r=--i E Z~N PTlo.J I C:D .. /Mf ······- . ' __ .... ,..~-. • ······W::~~c--_··~-.. · ·I. •.••. '" WASN'T .IT? ,..........;----.,,......... . LOCK AT Tl-\AT BEt>lJTIFUl. WHITE, VIQGIN SNOW ! IT'S IOQETTYAS A • PICTUl:!E ! .. . . ; .. ,• . ""' .., .. "· 11, " •I 1 ·-r:r-c-~~ E :-m;r!J!: 1 ::o-StyTom-K:Ryan:- t-:-,,--:p~o~PP~Y~c~oc~K~!"""""~r-r WH O'D GO AROUNt7 SIE:AL ING TE- CHEEF! CHEEF! WA IT HE'RE' -AND NOW, FOLkS -· OUR ---8 16 BONUS PRIZE ! .... NOW Hf 's IUl<N£o ON HIS 'T"APE DECK ... 1 DON"I Sfi< l-10W HE CAN LIS1'EN ~ \0 THA1 KIND OF MUSIC ! IA\ Q' /J \ \ 'i -~'\\ \I / ~" ~ YOO -HOO! ~ ~UCOLIC Ji) ~LJFFALO! ... .. J'S HE' WATCH ING IE'L£V15JON IN ·rHERE' AGAIN ? ~~==~~ YES-/-l £'s WATCJ..l/NG "Tl-\E' MONEY GAME" SUMEJUDDY STEELEP M' "ll:EPEE! Ul-L. Al70UI YOUR PARA SO Lr II E: A R f'O Y ...• WE'-LL , rr 's BET'rER 'TllAN SOME OF THE' STLIFF Hi; Lls:rENS lo ON THAT RADIO . Hf'S GOT IN TfiERE ! • \ ~t ,,,_ ..... .; , . - THE MONEY GAME?! THAT'.5 A CRUMMY < .,;J<AM ! WHY AIN'-r H£ ~~ WATCl-ll N 6 J BASKETBALL? A PU6LIC AFFA I RS PROGRAM -~·WOU LD BE 6ETll'OR ' \iVHAT 'S IH£ MAT'IER, NORMAN ! MY INIERIOR ' . ~-r · !-IAS .JUST Bff;:N • D~ORATl'.D WITH W,~'.L-10 -WALL- C Rlll~ISM . • I .. ·' -' ·-~ ··~· . ..:. ...... ----BULLETIN BOARD ---- e JOB HUNTING! Jr Peter Cran is a carpenter and Nat ,Jori is a janitor, what are Mel Burp and Alan t.1ess7 P .S.: Rearrana-e letters to find out. 'UJllU~.11"' '·~~111 ""11•" :1 .. q111n1rl .. WI rlJnQ l~J'i .... • A.~k"d how n1an~' pPnnies hP had saver!, ,John r~pliPd : "If I rl ivi dP t.hPm hy 2, .1. 4, r) nr f1, I 0 elwayi; ha ve one left over." Hnw many,.had hP lilVPrt'! ·;oun . .(1:.:1s r>:=::J--t--:f--:S:;;~~~~--+~e.Alik--M>mean~jot.-dow~th•ficurM.tenlllhousan,d---~tZ..j.:.;:::2!\-;:: !.. I.en h.undred anrl te n. Chance'i 11re he o r J.he will puL ' down a 10 and become conrused, It skould be LUCK Y OR KNOT? <·ount 1h:11 written 11,010, natch. Jay lu..:ky wltrn a yank ;i ! hoth l'nd" of a ,hortar.:c ~·ausc~ a pc,ky e 1'ongue Tf>st! Re pe1t three times rapic11y Aloud: knot to d1s;1 pprar. Trlt( h~ppcns Sli m sawed six slick sycamo re saplings. nn o..:~·a!>inn , of l"OUri.c , hul "01nr1in1c( i.:l\·1ng a knnl ;1 }'anl.i nnly rn:ikc( n1.1t1 r r" woNt'. 1'1 l akr the knot' ;ihnvc, ' lnr 111,t :tnl'l'. Wi ll nr ~ w1ll thry not h<"rnn1r: I "narlrd "'hen hn! h rntl' ' tlt'l'll'Wh . On r W<1y to 1•111- . 111' !h1s uul is h y eye, wh1l·h 1s hy no 111cani; an easy 111sk. Another 1~ to forn1 the knots in pieces of siring, al'ld thrn te st 1hr1n. CAN YO U TRUST VO tiR EYES? There are at leut 1ll: dJfftr· f'Drf:I In dr•winl dttaJl.s between top and bottom panels. Row quickly C•n yoa find them? Ch~k aMwtn with tho~ below. Rcn1 embe1 . 1 hr riurs· 11011 I(: Wh1r h·nf the't.: knot' will kn ot and which will not"! EYE ON RALL'? In wh11 t order rtoe!ii th'! speed ing snowbAll above rhange its expreMion as il ne11n1 il,. tuiet'? Be(!in with f\. "d 'V'.)'0 "3"11' l! •.>PH, P"J§;o'll1nS ·1~11.,11~ " U•'IS •q .,_...,,,I ~ "l"S ·r. ·11111111!'1w •• ••1'1".! "t' ·tu1!1'<1111 l1 'l <ltnl IT''ll #~Jqt puw O""I i1011}f IJl(JOd "t ·p.>1\l~'l·' •! PU•H ..... ~1r1wr ~1 d•::> .. I ;•.>JU.>J.>JJl(I l WISl-J I COULD Me:i:::r HEil/ W~L.L, JU5T GO UP ANO SAY 50ME'Tl-i I NG.' Wl,Tu/::12£! Ml/ NAMfS A~NOLO ! Wl-IAT 'S NEW? WliLL I I'M WtAK'ING A N~W DQ!'.:55 .. L~l'S SE.E.. I'M Nf:/AJ IN TOWN, AND l'M FJi'otV\ Nli:W M~XICO ... .· . _·ANO r.i1s IS MY -I HAv'i? A NE.II.! JOB, MY /'JE:W BOSS 15 SING ~€, MY 51ST£1< HAS A NEW BABY. ,,--~NEW SOYJ'.IZ!E ND. NICE-TAL.K'ING 10 YOU, AIZNOLD, RllCfGf:n R llJF:? Simply adrl I.hf' rnllowinc colors nea tl y for a su rprise pictu re abnvP : 1-RPri. 2-t.ieht blUP. :\-Yellow. 4-Lla:ht hrown, 5-F'lesh. 6-Pink. 7-Purplr. 8-Li~h t green. 9-Black. SCORE 10 Points for using all the ----+----- letters in the word below to form ----+----- two complete words: UN IV E R SE THEN ~ore 2 point~ each for •11 ----+----- word~ of four letters or more ----+-----rounrt imong the lettetll. Try to M:ore •t least 50 polnl.s. ----+----- ... ,,.,. '.>"'S ; IUll!Jlh•u'I ~11\f"Od ~uo By Brown a-n-d-eas-s-011 !'Ve. GOT A NE-W ~OOMMAT6..l AST W6e.K 1 130LJG>lT A N€W CAIZ .. f 1-20 . A .RC.IHI ll,IE • --. . _ b~ Bo.a · MON7ANA-rr----....--'-------,. _,.~---. .. - TH ESE DREADFUL! INVI TED TO TH E LODGES' LI TER ARY TEA? ... JUG , THIS IS A --- SOCIAL BUT I'M N OT T RI UM PH SOCIAL! I DUN NO FOR YOU / WHAT TO SAY TO T H OSE. STUFFED S HIRTS .' OH/ MY DEAR ... THERE AREN'T ANY ! ~ HERE'S A LIST OF TOPICS .' ... J U ST OPEN T HE CONVE R S AT IO N W ITH EACH O NE .' W E ATHER, MUSIC, ART, BOOK 5 ... ' HOW HORRIBLE! OO YOU WE'RE LIKE THE GOING WEATHER? TO T HE eAHAMAS ! HIT RECORDS .. ,.;.-----------..,,,-----...,-----~ HOW INTERESTING .1.1 l LOVP · ANALYZING F IXATIO N S / THI S FEELING OF'' HATE''. .. DOES IT REVERT TO C HILDHOOD ? -.. '/our ' ' Jeep 1s . all set, Doc. ' We checked over Thanks, your gear and it men. seems to be l 1 goful all the re. -"-.__ qo GORDO IT1s A COMMAND Pt:l<.FORMANCE 1 A PATRO/VOF T!tE: Al<.TS AAADE A OCNATtON f •' • • , ~ " • PQ(CtifCK 'IOUR "AMMO "~ A .'20GAUGE/ • SMELL AC()0Er.ITN..L'I' INSERTED !"1f0 -.J C~&EQ 01=" A 12 GAuGE 5 1-40TGUN £.J · (.AN SE DtSASl"QOUS. ";;..,; !roetter Be ready wl1cn he arrives . Sav' How about a rad io 7 ! ~ .. A ,.:; I l .. /--;,-_ \ "-"" I , CiROOVV. I JUST CAN'T BELIEVE SME WAS EVER CAMBLE OF USING IT- /l I ' // VEAM? WELL .YOU // I ALMOST LOST YOUR . HEAD IN IT. -'1\ REMEMBER? .,. ~. . A DATE-FEB.12,1961. '-l'M? .SYA!HS_.SN.EARS.:;.ElNGESlORIN:t:S..: Doc s ca lm and srnoofh profess 1onallv,but when hes go11 1g h1Jn11ng -wow 1 NOPE! POCSY .:Aror • I By A FRESH CATNIP MOUSE.f • ~ .) .:lapanese 1 Poor Doc ' Hell ca lrT/ down once he gets out 111 tl1e wocJ~ Gus Arriola .4NOTHER uJJE CF' His SLlPE:R.-C A. T F/16 TO SCARE OFF /..!TT/..E GUSTAV MAULER? • ' ' I . 7 ' ' ' • -~ ' • -' . e p • .. A '