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Home My WebLink About1974-02-24 - Orange Coast Pilot----• - SlJNDAY VOL. ~7, NO. 55, 7 SECTIONS, 92 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1974 TWENTY -FIVE CENTS Tho se Kid s From Up The Sreeet FairvieW""" Patients l\fove Into Society By ARTIIUR JI. VINSEL 01 tht D•HY l'ilel llllt (Finl In Serleo l The kids from up rthe street were In the local grocery store the olher day, but I'm a busy guy and didn't bother to aay Hi, allbough pet!iaps I should have. We all live in almost the same block. 'Ibey live at 2501 Hintlor Blvd., co.ta 111-92626, wll!ch lo Jl'alrview Slate lloo!lital. the boopltal r.r tile meotally -..led. A law patienb or: dlllD will U.. out dleir liv,. illere, but most wm'l ADI -baaltcapped kids -tti0oe wlio can -mu.I learn bow to get along to some degree In the great, big, outside world that they may ool now be reedy for. 1bey were learning In the market the other day -accompanied by vohmteer teachers -and they probably didn't even notice the occasional , curious stares from other shoppers. Some of the klds lrom up the street don't pronounce their words right, you see. SOme cannot hear. Some .,.. nearly blllllL Seme juot boll ... OUI, not yet having lelmod how to be subtle about their adlemml It dilcovery ol a wodd so IDlllY ol 111 JUI! lake for granled same .d. them nit with limps, due . Sund~y Special ti> a phy31oal defect Iba! may ll<OOl!lp&ny certain -ol mmtal --· Some ol _, held hands -In fact -like Scarecly Call, captured In lbat strange consumer's world including pink lqlOked salmon. purple eggplants, and a million other unfamiliar things. My own casual.. daring lunch-hour en-and fw bread, bologna and beer might eeem as miraculous to the kids from Ul1 the .-as Marco Polo's trip to Qiina ceotwies ago. ~ ol tbem, however will shop confidently by themselves llOmeday. 'Ibey juot lake longer to learn bow II fa done. A revolutlonory apprnech to treating the mmlally retarded in Calilomla bu hem mgtneenid over the pO!t few yesn and may set the pace on a nationwide boob. Many are no longer coofined In state Kalmhacl1 Plans Guilty Pie.a, Says Columnist WASIIlNGTON CAP) -Col....ist Joct AnderllOll said &Munlay !bat lijitier( W. Kalmbadi, -Nlmn's ... -la"Y'JI', will plead guilty neJt -to two fedenl charges ol ltdDcal ~ fn the 1972 ~I compalgn. Kalmbach, readied et his home In Newpon Bead!, declined commmt on Ille report. The office o{ the special Watergate proucutor also refused to discuss It. Anderson made the statement on his 1yncUcatcd radio broadcast over the MulAJal Broadcasting Sy.rem. He said Kalmbach agreed' to plead IUlltY to two charg09 o1 tedmlcal ~ .vlolatioos Jn reliim fa< a ..,..,.. to ~ full ~ to lloWalqile~ • DellY ,Hot Slaff PIMN . A GIRL CALLED CARLA IS A PATIENT AT FAIRVIEW She Suffered Br1in Da mage Wh en 'She Nearly Drowned in a Pool hospitals or otherwise locked up, if Jhey can lead a Ille -as fairly close to oonnal -as tbe rest or us in society. Normalization is what this new philosophy is ;Ued. • Human defits will slill be som<1hing for mankind to deal with !0< as long as mankind emta. 'lbere are 19 classifiable defects amoag the estimated llne ~ of Califomia•a _.Jatiall who are -.Hy retanfed, wllb 1,1111 ol diem -bospitalized including the 1,714 who ~y live at-Fairview. · · • CUmntly, the hoopltal. budget II $18,991,7'0 for oerv1ng their special needs, with 117 million of !bat alone going for employe salaries to pay the 1,600 hoopltal workers. Remaining funds in the nearly $2 million Jeft go for such things as food, utilities and materials for personal care Or recreation, and the latter ill often a bil lacking. cash from the PaUent Benefit Fund and efforts ol volimleer workers help make up that dlffmme, if that dlllereice can be made up. '!be --ol the nmnbe< ol those who are retarded may be misleading, boWever, based m the median number ol 70 as an lntelllgmoe Quotient (IQ) figure. \\Ibo, after all, is just a dumb kid ? \Vho simply has what is called a learning disabi lity, which may be trea ted and overcome by a special ist famili ar with a given individual's problems in understanding the world around us? What difference does it make whether a person's IQ figure is 69 or 71 when society says 70 is what makes one menallyretarded? '!be l,7H people ol Fairview Slate Hoopllal-4ged from only a few days to 17 years ....U fall below thst IQ figure <ii· 70, altl¥M!gh..mosl have some sman:aliillty to t'Olitrlbute to this ,,...Id around ua. . 'nley are all classified as children, you see, although some c o u 1 d chronologically be your grandfather or grandmother. Or one could be your Jittle ·boy. Or your little girl. This series of stories is about the people. am. patients at Fairview State Hospital -a major part of the Orange Coast community . -yet a segment eurrmily kept apart from ii in many ways by necessity. 'Ibeoe s1or1.. will be about wbat is being done and wbal can be dooe to belp 30me very special people and how Ibey are responding to that belp. They're just people. Kids, really, no matter what their age. We all live, really1 in the same block. Care a nd Therapy; A re Constant,s of Ward 211 Once, the little boy gaiing out from bli steel·barred crib on Wan! 211 to the green golf COIH'!e and Ill blue lagoon, part ol Ille -Id outside that be is denied, would have withered and finally died. Now, be bu lo die!. He bu responded ao well to a new Physical Development Program on Fairview State HOSpital's cerebral .palsy wards Iba! he actually gained too mueh weight, too fast Normal children naturally burn off excess food intake. Running. Playing. Doing all those things ll ia possible to do \Vhen you aren't born with the lifetime burden of A or B grade Cerebral Palsy. Spastics -those with Grade A palsy -lie !11111, loeked Immobile In a patlielic phys!~· prison ol·tbelr • ..., """9lrtded IDUllOftt, .rigid --and lhort<lrcltllod networks of-. I 'Ibey can lilerally only blink their eyes for exercise. Athetold children -victims o! Grade B Cerebral Palsy -will llDCOlllrollably toss and thrash in their crlbo, lun:bing and twildling like fish out ol water, "1thoul sturdy braces and restraints. They all require help for the simplest functions of life. 'Ibey are all called infirm children, tn the population clas1ification jargon for mentally and physically retarded patients -or clients - at Fairview State Hospi tal in Costa ~lcsa. They have all sufferf>d some sort or brain da1nage at or berore birth, the factor that causes their t1ffli ction. "It used to he ," confesses Program Director Dr. George Duane, "that when paUents came tnto this program we 'lboo•ghl they were going to die. We (See WARD•W. Page Al) Coast Long on Gas Lines By Fl\EDERICX SCHOEMEllL Amid ptedlclions thlt today will be lie most "guloas Sunday" yet, Orange Coast ' molorilts ~ inlo wbat Iew eerilce slallons were open Saturday to nn up U!elr tanks. 110 oolbreaks of violence w...., reported by police ollldals. Motorls!s walbed In big lines a ata!loos where gaoolJne wu avaOll>ie. Some reed __.., -· WWked ..,.word ......... _. &Imply walbed lmpolioally. • Moot ............. Iha .,... _... ""-! by DDOll Salurday. t. lhln Ille percoot ol the llallom In the Loo • Angeles-Orange C o u n I y metropolitan area are expected fo be open today, according to a survey conducted by the Automobllo Club ol Sou I her n califomia. The gasoline lor<callt la< the. upc:cmln& wee!< shapes up like thb: -There will DOI ba a U!reatened cloolnc o! more than 400 lndq>endent service aialfont In Southern califomJa. o....n called oll the •trike alter federlt -V dllef W!Ulam - S&Wrday agreed to • -per pllou Iner.-In the price ol 1uollne. -As mony • 15 -~ d. the gas stations In Soulhem californla may run -. out ol g880llne """'" the end o! the monlb. Slallom ,,. (lellera!ly receiving lower alloeallons of ga..;nne lincl''"panic buying" has ebbed suppl! .. , explained Phil Hudson o! U!e caiifdmla Pe\l'Ofeurn Retailers Aseocialion. -Gasoline, wbOe ooarce In , the met.topoli,tan area,~ repiainl in good supply Jn moot oullyiJV! regiom, Including recrea\lonal artas along Highway 195 andlillontatel~. WllJle tile Orange Coast w.. spared from vloleooe, things wero ,not quite .. J*C8lul In Los Angeles Comly. ill I -fn Qdwr City, a DWI IS.. NO GAS, Page AZ) •• Ex-Sen. l(nowland l(ills Self at Age 65 From Wire Services GUERNEVILLE William F. Knowland, a fonner U.S. senator who served as both the Republican majority and minority leader during his 13-ye.ar t en u r e and was____kno.lYIL-1 · uncompromising idealism, killed himself Saturday at his summer retreat. Sonoma County sheriff's deputies said Knowlaod, 65, publisher of the Oakland Tribune, shot himself in the head wit~ a pistol. His body Wal found by his family at 1:40 p.m. next to a dock on the R~ River in this Northern Calilomla reoort area where b e maintained a summer home. InvesUgaton said bis bodf was "-11 fn the walor and divers fowd the pbtol be used In tile waler. '!'bey said oo note was folmd. Undersherill ROOert Hayes s a f d Knowland died Ql Ha self-inflicted bullet wound." "We have definitely ruled out foul play," he said . Knowland went to his summer home about 75 miles north of San Franc~o Saturday after the Tribune concluded observations of its lOOth anniversary with weeklong events. The paper was purchased by his father, Joseph R. Knowland , in 1914. 11le Tribune said in a brief statement that sheriff's investigaton ruled the publisher "died of an appareol self· intUcted guJisbot womd ... Knowland bad oeemed fn an elNllient end oplimi9tic mood 'llllnda:t -bo greeted ...Uwlllben on the ""'....., ol The Oakland Tribme's lOOlji blrlllday ~tioo. Tb e eecoid emn• C.lifomian became publlDr ol the Gas Prices Up 2 Cents On March I WASHINGTON (AP) -Fed era l energy dUef William E. S i m d n announced Saturday U!at 90 J)El'teDt !JI the nation's gasollne atallons may raise prices an extra two cents per gallon lllardl I . '!be d<dlion lras genei:ally _.ved by representatives of. various gasoline dealers associations, some of which bad threatened a nationwide gas station shutdown for Mooday. 1'""ederal energy offlclals had met all day with the dealer representatives before announcing tl)8 decision, which fede ral officials said \\'as di.Signed to compensate the dealers for Joss of volume and increased costs of doing business. Bui the Federal Eoergy Office did not budge in ils ruling that stations could not aell only to recular customers. This issue akne had prompted some dealers to lhreeteo a shutdown. Simm. told a news conference the price Increase applies oo1y t o !ndependeol n<aU dealers, not to 1181\ons owned by major oil companies. lndependent5 own their own stations or lease them. from oil companies and account foc 90 percent of the nation's 23>,000 gasoline stations. Major oil companies own the other 10 percent. The two-cent increase will be in addition to any nionthly increase in costs paB8ed through by the dealers from their suppliers. Federal regu]ations allow dealers to pass on increased costs once a month, and the Federal Energy Office said these Increases bad been averaging two 0< three cmta a gallon over tile past tbree moolls. FEO said the national average price for a ga1loo ol recular llilllllne was 35.9 cents on F<4>. I plm cues thsl averaged anodler 12 or IJ. Ollllll, bul prioes nry widely from tbe ·-· . SOllND OF WOOER -Home nres may be kepi 1"rlilfii! during the energy crisis by real wood instead of the nolseles11 g8,IJ flames over fate logs with wblch Soulllem Cilifomians are more familiar. Slaff Wr(ter George Leida! tells how aod where to ~ a< collect - logs In Ibis week's YOU leld r.iure. · . ; COUSTEAU'S PRE8CIUPl'ION . - Philippe Oouatea.u. wbo 111111 Ida fatller dlagnooes Ille allmeiits ol the .eartb, bas _,. suggeallmie on what bo oaya man must do ti> mlve In • world that II delorlorallac -b1m. Pia• 117. j FORMER . U.S. SENATOR William f. Knowland newspaper in 1966 on the death of his father. "Life is c on t i n u a 11 y developing," Knowiand told '!be Associated Press In a Irie! mterview before a civic luncheon co~ the allilversary. "'Ibere constantly are new develtpments in life and the Tribune lr>t<llda to ke<1> ·up with those -~ ... be.Ml<L Knowlllld became the Dadon's youngest senator When appointed to that body in 1945 at "age 37 while serving as a major with the U.S. Army in France. He teamed of the appointment two days afler it was made from an article in the Army newspaper Stars and Stripes. At 24, he vlas California's youngest assemblyman; at "6, its youngest state senator, and at 33, Republican National Committee's y est e:recut.ive committee chairmaJL His only poliUcal deleat he left the senate after run for califomia governor. lost to Democrat Edmund G. by more than a million six years earlie<, be bad been to his Senate seat by the · ..i. in California history. He never r.r political office again. Knowland was dlwrced from his · I _wi fe, lj_eleq_ Henjck Knowland, afte 45 -years of marriage on grounds ol irreconcilable differences. In April , 1972, he matTied Ann Die son 38. of Las Vegas, Nev. He also is survived by a sister, Mrs. Edgar H. Lion, of Soollsdate,. Ariz.; a son, Joseph William Knowtand ; two daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Jewell and Mrs. Estelle Johnson; and eight grandchildren. . Alie< his deleal by Brown, K-'-1 dropped out ol politlcs and turned iht foree o! his eiperieoce and abillty to civic· affairs. · :. ' · A -.........t.iv"° bit W...-ler lliii• ·~ iD' . Alli, wltlds ... ·(See KN<IWLAND, Pap Al) Ul"IT ...... · "THEY BEAT US .•• UNTIL WE SIGNED A CONFESSION" Sgt. Charles Spencer, Cypress, Tolls Reporter of Prug Bust In Turkey Countian Among Airmen Held ·in Turki,sh Jail T"rom United Press International ERDEf\ILI. Turkey -A 21-yea r~ld U.S. Air force se rgeant from Cypress is an1ong e group of airn1en who charged Saturday thal Turkish narcotics agents beat them with rubber pipes uni~ they l'Olllesaed to taking <frogs al a Mediterranean beach .party. In an inlervlew through the bars at Enlemll's two.lory, mud-Irick Jallbouse, Sgt. Olarles SJ>a--: "'Ibey beat us and 11reatened us mW we llgned a eo11lemion." SINKING VENICE -If Titian °' Em .. t Hemingway were In Vonlce today, Ibey j.'Ollid not stroll along lbe famous plaza. dreaming up masterpieces of arl or literature. 'Ibey lilerally would be walking planks, for wh<n U!e tide Is high, the •inking, eruml>U~ city Is partly below sea level. Venk;!>'• late b outlined on Pa&e m. DAILY DELIVERY _:Jf-,...'ve .,,,. -od ._ ... Dlfl1. Piiat gets olf tile .... and on ,.... ..... ..., f!Vtr/ clly ol the x-, Nin .. 4me, -i-s l!ldllol' 'nlDmla ~., .... ..., on Page AJ. • • Spencer is one of 11 airn1en being detained. The group denied using drugs at the party. A police spokesn1an at Me.sin, where the airmen alleged the beatings took place, denied the dtarges and said the oonfessions were obtained vohmtarily. t F.nleinli public prooecutor A. Vener Bediz said Spencer and nine -airmen would be broogbl her.re a CllUl't March 7 on charges ol snoldng ...., 1 (See nnutEY, Page·.u1 hslde Sun.day Al Ywr IHVk• II Allll L• ....... •rm.----•• Mowf" C1N ...... · °'I Or-C-1'1' CIHMHH 01·014 llt•I •11111 ~ Cwt!M At JMrfl CrH."'11 N TIM•'-" lfli..111 l"llfft ANt T"'ltl •"""9tl!'llNlll 1 .. 11 WMtlMr ~ Cf Wlllll W•tll .... °"' .....,.. 11 ,..... •... Hr/.... ..., .. "" Oetn••tr "-•'" llt v ... "-"m•• OAIL T ti>ILOT S•CTIOlllS .. 11•111 . .. CK• <l.Q .... , .. •• Cl .. ' I :1 Ctfw CMM' ,.....,, ...., I ..,_ ' . ... I A .! DAil v PILOT Sunday, Ftbr\lary 24, iq74 Coast Roundup which, U successful. would build a high school in one of the new dls1.ricts. ' four·mooth moratorium on building f'IU:E\VAl1 START -Polilic;i l pressure. applied by Or31Jie Cdunty leg1sJal<lrs and CoOI.\ Mesa city dficiahs. cmvlnced members ~ the Calilomia High"'*Y commission to start tht Corona del f\1ar Freeway after all . The commission agreed to allocate_ $5.5 million for the firsl phase of the project "'ilich com:ists n1ainly ol a dirt fill operation in the San Diego Creek area. Local officials, who pleaded \\'ith the commission in Sacramento \\'l'dne9day, be Ii eve rwx1mg for tne remainder ol the J.12 rnUl1oo proj«< will follow. In the city'• mu!U.famlly rt1ldenllal zones. Not oU hulldln& la banned, but ainstruclloo la all....cS. mlf II lev.Js a ball lo two<hlnlo that ere ordlnari)y ponnltjed. More than 2llO persons filled the city co u n c l J dlambers and 25 opeaken addresoed If . all cootlnues as .scheduled, • the ceuocil. The presldetJI of the 11oan1 unification p~I will be before o1 rultora cbargl!d Cbe coUncU'• voters In Hunlil\iloll lleadl. Fountain action hid devalued the city by 115 yan~y . Seal Beach and \Vestmlnster million, but other speakers said the in November. rapldly increasing demollllon of tht ,,; town's old homes to make way for .,, UNIFICATION PLAN -West Orange Colm.ty educators came a step closer last v.·eek to creating five, new, Wlified. school systems out of 1he Huolilljltoo Beadl Union High School Di.1trict. After JO years of unsucoeo&fully grappling with varlOU. unUlcatl<ll solutlano, all five achool boards llnally agr<ed lo divide tile high school district along eiisting elementary sdtool boundaries. The educators also agreed to tupport a .tax override election planned for June TRANS IT AJLEAO'! -Orange County Tr:1nsit District G e n e r a I A-tanager G. J. "Pete" Fielding said 1''riday Orange C.OUOty cookt have a rapid·rail, 1nass transit system into Los Angeles in \.WO years or less ir government leaders w o u Id aclmowiedge that the nation Is in ,the midst of a fuel emergency. Fielding said the trains could run regularly between Santa Ana and Los Angeles along the old Pacilic-Electric "Red Car'' line with only minimal repair work to existing track!. .,, . BUU.OING CURBED -A controversy o[ major proportions. even by Labruna Beach standards. ·has been stirred up \\'ith a city council Reagan, Brawn Praise Knowlnnd's Dedication SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -California polltldaos, ~ the deolh ol forme< U.S. SM. William Knowland, aid he remained a gentleman botti In polJUcs and as editor ol bll family '• newspaper, tbe Oakland ~· Gov. Ronald Reagan, a f e 11 ow Republican, said, "Catlfornia has lost one ol its leading clUuol.'' Reagan called Knowland, a Senator from 1945 to 1958, "a tireless public servant. He continued to se~e the people ' wb"1 he reWrned lo QakJand as publilller ol the Tribune ... 11He wu a great gentleman, and I llhall miss his counsel end friendship," Reagan said. Fenner Gov. F.dmund G. ."Pat" Brown, wbo ended Knowland 's political career by defeating him in the 1958 Callfomla gubema<orlal electloo, '8id Knowland wu "as honest a man as I ever met." Neither man speculated on the reasons for the apparent suicide. Police said Knowland'a body was found Saturday altemoon. Th~ said he shot himself. 0th~ immediate reaction came from VI~ President Gerald R. Ford. V.'ho called KnoMand "a close personal friend" and 8ald he was "an outstanding American." Frona Page J W. F. KNOWLAND DEAD • • • ·considered a breeding ground for Nixon got the edge v.·hen lhe junior CommOOiJm. Ca:lifomia senator was picked as Dwight ~ ':!.'av:\"~Y= F~ ~ D. Eisenhower's running male in 1952 came be.ck demand.log the U.S. pay and served two tenns as vice president. as mucb attention to that region as Nixon critiai accused him of trying to post·war Europe. He became known to swing the California delegation fnxn for speaklng bluntly ln favor of a "get· its favorite son candldate Go·1. Warren. tough-with-Russia" policy. to El!enhow., '1'1ey a:n1enc1 thal is . At one point, CaUlncnla • !"lllUcal · L. . oboervm saw NilOll ondi Knolilal!!l oO "wllal.won him ine vice pretldenUal spot. a polential .colllalon entne · ior the : · Knowland remained steadfastly loy~I Republican presidential nomination In I<> Warren and refused lo engage m 1960 any such maneuvering. But to hi! death . · he 11!0 rtfused to accuse Nixon of Fro111P .. eJ TURKEY .•. dellberalely trying to undercut WtllTen for hll own pollUcal gain. Asked about the presidency once. Knowland sald, "I've seen more good govem:>n and senators ruined by the presldenUal bug. I always have gone ll drug made from hemp. arrested Feb. 16. 'Ibey were on the theory you should work at the job you are elected to do." Under Turkish law, Uie c11arg., carry a maximum peDalty ot three years' im prisonment. Spencer's codefendant!' are SgL~. Kevtn Toal. 21,· Wan-en. ~tlch., Thomas MCKlllley, 21. Grover City, Calif., Jooepb A. Pereira , 23, Fairhaven. ~1ass., John Rowe, 21, West Covina. Calif., and JlaITy Black, 22, Edmund, R. I. In the interview, Spencer, M~ey and Pereira denied the drug charges. "We were just sitting around drinking wine and beer," said Pereira. Asked why he conl....00. Pereira said. "woulctn•t you if somebody \\·as hitting you over the head with a piece of rubber piping?'' The three men declined to elaborate on the alleged beating, saying their U.S. military legal counsel ''wooldn't like it." SUNDAY DAILY PILOT Th• Ori .. (Ollt DAil T l'ILOf. wttl'I Wflldl h comtiined the Ht-..·Prrn, h puDllWd IJY fhe Or•ngt coall p..,ons11t119 ~""· S.S..· r•le edlltont ••• ovbll111td, ~ • ., 1tl'""9tl l"rld•r· to.. COlll M-. N"""9rt .. Kl'I. 11unUn11t°" 8t1tl!/Fov'll•in v1u,.,, Ltv- Bffth, lrYint/Saddltbtck aocl Sin C""'9mtl Stn J\Mn (1p!11r1rio.. A Sh'IClll l'IOIOMI lidlllon Is publi1i'ltl:I S.lur111-,1 eiid $vnf1VL ,.flt ptlnc:IPll PUbUM'llng pla"'I 11 It nit Wtsf et)' $1rMt, COIN Mtst, Ctll-.rtlS., r.MK. flolii1rt N, Wo.4 Prald ... , •nd l'llllllthll" J1ck It Curl1v Vitt Pttlld,,I Ind Ger!tf"ll MIMOtf' T~o,,.ai IC•tvil EGl!ll' Tholfl 11 A. Mur,hin1 M•nttlnt Edl!Of' Chari•• H. Looi Rl(.ka•d P. Nill Alsl~l"'I H.111~!1111 Edltor1 , Af111 J. Dh~i"' $11/WIV EdllOI, Offlcft Co&I• MitU: )lO WHt 81y Str'tt ,.._.,.., 8t11cl'I: lUl Hewptr1 llou~rv1td L..-&Nth: m _Fornt AYtfl\lt tfUl'lllnl""' lt1dl: 1717S 8Hdl 81U!1~1rd s.11 Cttmet1tt: JOJ Nor1t1 11 C.mlnl R111 T .. .,.... (71•J '4ZAJt1 Cl_,,.., ~ .. '41-1671 ... ,.,,. c...t•t .......... ,,. • ~ •llCll 4'2-4411 l"rlflll Mtrft DrHtl c-fJ COii ltU ifllll . .. .. 1uo eop,r'Ofl•. 1m. 0r... c.111 "'*""''"' c;..omponf No f10W1 i•loa. Ht\ltlftlllM, =:i':!.. r:w.::..,:, ~lft~ """"'°" ot coovr'lf!t ownw. ....., dltt ......... MW •' Cotti Mt ... call~ ~-tw air""' a M ...... lt\IYI ~ .... 11 IJ.11 IMtltflW'I t11llll11T -111\iil*'• U.U mlfllllN. • •. I( ' People For 24 years, Sinokey (he Bear has been giving national forest bound Americans I.he same messa ge : ''Only }'0\1 can prevent forest fires." \Veil. it seems Smokey is toeing some of his fire fighting spark, ateording to BIUle Hamlet, spokesman for the National Zoological Pa r k in ~\'ashington. Asked about Sinokey's concljtion, lla1n1et said, "He's way over the hill ... it's Jusit. one of those things lhal has 'lo be faced . llc·s not a cub anyn1ore." "" \'al Anne. an Appaloosa mare. did a one--in·a·million thing last week and ~ave bir!h to f\vin fillies . And she's n1ade it ck:-ar to her precious offspring that she isn·1 horsing around \\•hen it comes to feeding. Says Huntin gton Beach Stables band Jim <;lark, "Everytime the twins lay down and don't nurse for a while. Van Anne cmnes over and nudges then until they do . . . even though she's got dout>ie trooble, she's a real good momma." .,, You say you got up at 5 a.m. to watt W."O hours to get gasoline. And now, ywr llJlOUll" has called and IOld you 1o bring borne a loaf or bread. So you plan to dash into the store on your way borne. It 1nlly oot be that easy, •ccordlng to Rpbert J . W11er, president ol the American Bakors AssodaUoh. He's predicting a bread shortage this spring, and all that gQ(!ji with it. "People may have to stand in Hne for a loef of bread al much higher prices. the \lo'AY they now wait ln line to buy g11>0llne ... .,, u.s. Secretary or State lleory Kissinger was 1n Mexico City Saturday for cloolng ceremonies of a LaUn 1\metiron foreign m I n I s t e r s cenr......,.. While there. he greeted Mn. Emilio Rabe,., u1re or the Melllcen foreip ~. with a k1ls • apartments and condominiums would ruin Laguna's ''village atmosphere.'' "" TEACHER SICK-OUT -Laguna Beech's teachers have been after the board ot education for a 3.percent salary increase, wblcb the teachers contend is owed them because of inflation. The board so far has refused to give them the pay increase, so teachers presented 1he board with a survey showing a majority of teachers would boycott cert a In "extra" duties, and 52 percem would support a sick-out to express their discontent . "" \\1AREHOUSE FIHE -The v.·orst fire. financially, in recent lluntington Editor Murphy Identifies His Abductor ... ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) -Atlanta Constitution Editor Reg M u r p h y positively tdenti!led hb a b d u ct o r Saturday as the husband of a couple arrested in the kldnaping. \Villiam August Halm Williams, 33, and his 26-year-old wife, Betty, were being held in the custody of federal authorities in lieu of $1.5 million bond after being charged ln the kldnaping. Murphy, 40, was kidnal"'f by persons claiming to represent the previously unheard.of "American RevolUllonary Anny." He was lured from his home Wednesday nJiht.and released llllharmed Friday night alter a $700,000 ransom was paid by bll newspaper. Three s.uitcases bulging with money were recovered but the FBI said it . had not yet determined whether they contained the eollre 1700,000. "There is oo doubt Williams is the man I left borne with.'' Murphy told reporters. iturphy characterized Williams as a "sick man" wbo didn't really understand the politioal ldcaa he spoke or. "He is not the sharpest of men, but he is very canny in aome ways," Murphy added. The rouple was arrested Saturday morning without resistence at their home in Lilburn, about 24 miles northeast of Atlanta. The arre!l C8nli!' just hours alter h-1urphy was freoed. Aa they entered the federal <XM.tt1house for an arraignment on Saturday, Williama 1aid to reporters, "My wife is innocent. 'lbe army has been defeated. It 's dead." Quotes DIPLOMATIC KISS on the cheek. "Now j'OU'll be Wnous," quipped KJssinger, nooe too .-Jy. .,, Speaking of honepower, Job n Gerrl1k or Michigan State Un!ven;lty has altered a g....,.tlnl! v.a to nm )11 only four cylinders · a.s· an experiment in saving gasoline. "The :ar isn 't f<r the drag racer, the hill climber or the city -driVft". W• Uke own.Ing a 3,000 pound Volkswagen." .,, The ''Deep Throat" oontroversy which rocked Huntlnglon B e a c h rccemly alter school adminlllrators screened the • X..-at<d fiick at a c:onference h<IS not gone umotlced In other school districts along the Orange Coost. Laguna Beach ocltool odminlslnltors are pjamjng a eonlereoo>, bat .plao '1D keep !Verytlllog a.boVe . board. Pnltnlsed Supt. Dolllld Woodln&l<>ll, "We wlll oot do . ., one dltlrid did, aild -a movie." • ' .• <• Beadl history raged tJuoogb a second floor wareboule at Montgomery Ward'• 'llluroc!Jly night. No one was hurt, and 1he blaze faUed to damage the stzucture of 4he tbreHl<lry department Mott, but the beat and smoke .dCSU<>yed $200,000 in stored beds. ceucheo, chairl Ind other fumltUr<. Tm fire Uuck> from HllOl!ngton Bead> were used I<> quell the blaze at the Hun1lngton Center, along with a truck each from three neighboring cities. 'I.be we.rehouse stock was destroyed, but the reta!I sale areas ""'ere saved and bu.5lness Is operating as usual at the store. .,, NO APARTMENl'S -Irvin• City Cowteilmen laa:t week voted to delete a controversial 244-wtlt apartment project from the Unlv.,.lty Park zoning pl111. The apartments sche- duled for canstrucUon. this spring, were pert ol he original Ulning adopted for the model community in 1964: and reaffirmed by the city in 1972. After wor~ three houn on a series of compromise designs, Councilmen who race sUff oppo;s!Uon at the polls MMch 5 when a new 5-member city council is to be elected, opted to scrap apart· men ts altogether. "" Sfl.tOG ALERTS -All city offices CALLEO 'SICK MAN' William Willi1m1 and the public WJm-y In Huntington B<adl will be cloeed I<> tile public If the moot serious, St••• W, smog rating Is .-retldled lo 1he city, Also, ctty emplo)'eo win be "'lfma to walk, bus or cyde to work on -dlyl. During Stall< I. city employe! will be """""'ged to use car pools or public trnnslt. Stage JI calls for closing all municipal parking lots. These arc some of the restriotioos ad()pt.ed lut week by the city oouncil in an "einergti\Cy epjsOde plan". The plan. •·hlch wlll ~ Into etrect during smog alem called by the Environmental Proloollon Agency, Is d,.igiled to cut down on auto traffic during smoggy days. "" JAILllOUSE FJR&-Newport !!each police Jut -• dealt with • case in whldl a man all<l!'dJy lried to bum his way out ol jail by &elllGg fire to 1be warrant on whlch he WU being amsted. Pollce report that "11en l'llilip L. Hammond, 32, was left akxle in the "booking cage," he reached lhnlugh the cell bani, realeved his unpaid 1100 lnfflc warrant, and burned It up. 'lbe ploy raUed, however, .. police assertedly discovered the sUJI wann a.shes in I TAKEN TO COURT Belly Wllll1m• Hammond'• cell and charled him wkh the addltlooal offense ol lnltrrering with a police officer. .,, WOMEN GAIN EQUAL11'Y Foumea women coad>eo from the mkldle lchoola of 1be Newport·M'4'1 Unllied School District woo "ae• equality" pay ralsel last week that were retroactlve to s.ptember, 1972. The women had earlier won pay raise! retrooctlV< lo 1973. byt had been "withholding' a-ervloes" on after sdml coaching W1Lil trustees agreed to make them retroactive au the v.·aY to the 1972·73 school year, When the wrunen first rnnnally reque>led the raises. "" STORK GETS ASSIST -'!be alork got a major booot early In the week from a San Clemente reserve policeman and two firemen. '!be trio delivered a baby girl stiortly before midnight Tuesday after being alerted thst a woman wu In heavy labor. Mrs. Carolina Mausna ol Tijuana, beg111 tabor paJfil In a car. '!be driver pulled onto a parking lot and phoned police for help. Patrolman Tom Turner nnd firemen Alan Wright and Dave Cisar were tne '1godfathcrs " of sorts for 1he Infant girl. U.S. Plane Forced Down In Havana W ASIUNGTON (UPI) -A plMM • carrying 34 peroon1 back I<> the Unllod Stales from Jamaica w .. forced to land in CUba Saturday-by lwo CUban Air Force jets, the State Depertment confirmed early today. TI1e incident initially v.11.s reported by a spokesman for Partner, Inc., a missionary organization in Wlchlte, Kan .. that spoMOred the flight. Nixon Forms Panel John Urne, the Partner spokesm..,, said the Convair and its passengers were being held by the Cu b an government pending payment of money for "services r e n d e r e d . ' ' The organization had obtained penniW to fiy aver CUba he &aid. A spokeswoman for the St 1 t e Department &aid the incid<nt OClCtnOd about noon EDT Saturday. when Ibo pilot, who had filed a m«bt plan - Kingston, Jamaica. and Fort Lfluderda2e. f1a., apparently entered Qlbln alt spact at the wrong allltutde. To Safeguard Privacy WASHINGTON (AP) -WarniJ1& that com~ter data banks pose "an awe90!Tle potential for harm ," President Nixon fonned a high·leve-1 paOO Saturday to forge "a personal shield for every American ... to protect his rigtt to privacy." Nixon named Vice Presklent Gerald R. Ford as rhalm1an of the ll·member Domestic Council committee and instructed the panel to begin within four montM carrying out steps to sareguard Individual rights I<> privacy. Jn a national radio adcireM from the oval of!Jce, Nixon made no ttference to the wiretapping controversies of his administration. But an acrompanylng White House ract sheet said he ~ ~ the ~ ~I to steer clear of this area until a congreuionally created wiretap study comml!sion makes Its recommendat.loos. Following up on an issue he first raised In his Slate of the Union ..,,..ge last mnnlh, Nixon focused his radio addrels on the threat I<> prlvacv poeed by misuse ol inlonnaton fed IOOl computers by govenunent and private agencies. "Adequate safeguards m\W elways stand watch so that man remaim the master -and never becomes ihe victim -of the computer,'' Nixon said. f'l'Olll Pllfle 1 NO GAS .•. p<J<Jr<d a jar ol pickled beets over the car of a lllOOlan who cut in Une In !root ol him. She filled her tank , then came back with her husband. They .. arnnhed the wnlows oo the man's car. In South Pasadena, a 20-yoar-old man was arrested by po&. afle< flghtliig with an attendant wl1o refused to fill a spare Lank. And lo Lynwood, police said motorlsla were lined up at .six stations that were closed for the weekend. "It was total, sheer panic," observed one olficer. SOUTH coasT ViLLaoe iS •.. eeae ·uni q ve shoppl ng and d1n1ng DAILY JO TO . 9, SATURDAY 10 TO 6, SUNDAY 12 TO 5 . ON'SUNFLO\VER OPPOSITE SOUTH COAST PLAZA-LOOK FOR THE' FLA"GS , _____ _ I • • .· _:s:..:":..:"'::::'c·._F:..:•br:..:u.::ary:...::2..:4·..:1::.9''-4'----__ .....:O..:Al..:LY;_Pl..:lO.:..T-<i:J Hear.st Food Prog.ram1 . ~• I I To Continue--l(ramer·1 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -1be head of Randolph Hearst's "People in Need" free food program said Saturday it will continue regardless of the response from the Symbionese Liberation Anny, whidt holds Hearst's daughter Patricia. Twenty-four hours after the Hearst Corp. made a take-it-or-leave-it offer of an additional $4 million in free food to the needy for 20-year-old Patty Hearst's safe return. there still was no MSWer from the terrorist group which kidnaped her 19 days ago. A weary A. Ludlow Kramer, secretary ol state of Washington State who is running the food progran1 at Hea rst's request, apologized Saturday for Friday's mass confusion and violence when the free food distribution centers opened for ithe first time. He said the program would be better organized by the next scheduled opening Tuesday. I I or the San Francisco Examiner. lfowcver, the !fear.rt Corp. said It responded to the latf'.St SLA demand would provide the additional $4 million • u•ith a brief stotement: demanded , but only if !he girl is returned < ''1'he size of I.he latest demand o( unharmed. And llearst executive O\arlel the SL.A is far beyond my financial Gould said no other funds would be capability. Therefore, -the matter is no\v offered or committed "Wlder 81\Y ' out or my hands:-'"' · circumst<inces." ------- SEVEN MONTHS AGO THESE ITEMS COST $.23.29 AT COSTA MESA MARKET; TOOAY THEY COST $25.41 Only Po rk Saup ge, Or1n9t, Bln1n1s and Lettuce Dropped in Price; Overall Increase is 9.1 Percent Asked if the . Jood program \vould continue no matter what happens to Miss Hearst, Kramer said: "Yes. This is a guarantee of the llearst family and a guarantee of us that the food program w.ill continue." Kramer said "we believe very strongly that ithe SL.A is rorrect in Ule sense that people need funds , people need the additional money." He said the 11earst fan1ily realized •the complexity of trying ·to set up such a program in a short time. Market Bill Keeps Rising Survey Nows 9.1 P ercent In creas e • in 7 Mon.tlis tf someone could dream up a recipe that called for one powx1 of pork 1a.usage, four oranges. three bananas. a head oi Jet.tuce and a half gallon of wine. Orange Coast grocery shoppers might snatch it up. 1be above mentioned goods are the only items that have dropped in price or held steady during the past seven months at a Costa Mesa chain food ....... All other goods on a list of 28 rommon purchases .are up in price. AD totalled, the 2S items last July 21 cost $23.29. The same goods cost 125.41 last Wednesday -an increase ol 9,1 percenL A pound of pork chops. for example. .today costs $1.79. Jn July. it cost Sl.55. 1he price ol one and one--half gallons of milk is up 24 cents, from $1.68 io $1.92. Wieners have climbed from 89 cenl:s to $1.05 a pound. On tbe other hand, ~ one pound package of pork sausage is down nine cents, from $1.08 to 99 cents. Foor oranges cost 21 cents. down from 32 cents. The price of three bananas slipped from 16 cents to 13 cents. A head of let- tuce fell from 49 cents to 39 cents. • The pri<e ol a hall gallon ol a J>OIJUlar wine remained unchanged at $1.99, while ,'the price o( an equally well known beer climbed from $1.29 to $1.35 a six- , ,jlllclc. • Non-food items also went up in the _ ·eeven month period. A four-roll package • ol toilet paper climbed from 38 to 43 '.....,_ A five pound box ol detergent "-'ent from Sl.45 to $1.52. A seven-ounce .tube of toothpaste rose from 78 to 83 cen!J. Increases Broken Down ITEM July 21 Aug. 25 Feb. 20 Pork chops l lb. $1.55 11.69 $1.i9 Parmer John Bacon 1 lb. $1.19 $1.52 $1.2.\ Pork Sausage I lb. $1.08 11.29 $ .99 Lean ground beef 1 lb. $1.15 $1.15 11.39 Best of fryer chicken 2 lb. $1.58 $1.82 $1.66 SlarKist Tuna 91h: oz. $ .60 I .57 I .64 Oscar "'fayer bologna 8 oz. I .73 I .73 I .75 Farmer John wieners I lb. I .89 11.12 11.05 I ~% gallons milk 11.68 11.77 $1.92 I dozen eggs I .69 I .89 I .84 Wheaties 1 lb. 2 oz. $ .58 $ .61 s .63 Wonder Bread I lb. 8 01 .. s .49 I .411 I .59 2 Monon TV rlinn<'rs s .76 I .90 · I .94 4 Oranges s .32 s .34 s .21 3 Bananas s .16 I .15 $ .13 I head leuuc:.e s .49 I .37 s .39 2 cans lromt orange juice $ .io -~ .56 I .56 Potato chips 10 oz. s .72 I .77 I .77 Sunshine Crackers l lb. $ .37 I .37 I .39 Hydrox cookies 15 oz. I .48 I .48 I .54 Gold Medal flour 5 lb. $ .67 I .71 $ .88 Drive 5 lb. $1.45 11.45 $1.52 Family Scott ~-roll $ .38 I .41 I .43 Dove 22 oz. 1·.44-I .44 $ .57 Lux soap S oz., 2 bars $ .28 $ .28 $ .42 Crest 7 oi. $ .78 $ .78 $.82 Spanada $1.99 $1.99 $1.99 Schlitz 6 pack $1.29 11.29 $1.35 Total $23.29 $24.93 $25.41 Percent Increase Aug. 25 over July 21 7.04% Feb, 20 over July 21 9.10'> Feb. 20 over Aug. 25 1.93o/o WARD 211; CONSTA NT CARE , TllERAPY ... .. . . From Page A I ::have five wards of 'infinn children'," :lie adds. ~ Not long ago, little was done for =the .,v.,..ly palsied patient, beyood ~ him alive and as reasonably <omlortal>IAl as could be expected in ~tod.y_ y,•anb wbete he ate_, :.lept, defecated and gener a II y ;deteriorated as a human vegetable. : Qiosklering the opli008 open to such -patlen1', there was really nowhere to ·go but up from that point. : No cure exists and medical miracles :must hawen before this birtll defect, :ctue mually to organic damage in the :traumatic proccss of being born i.s : elimi nated, but much more is being :done to offset its oippling effects. -The death rate among cerebral palsy :patients has dropped dramatically in : hospital environments and some among .:tOO!ie at Fairview are showing . steady :physical and mental de v e I opm e n t : compared to the past. • ... A !-e-'v years ago you wouldn't have : seen any of these patients on an actual ; ward " notes Dr. Anthony N. Toto. ~ MediCat Director of the sprawling facility : for the mentally retarded and physically : hlindicapped. • 'Ibe palsy victims of the past . were : cared-for strictly in a m e d 1 c a I -envtronment1 without exposure to many : of the therapeutic and educational : program! now apPlied at various stages. One demanding difficulty Is tbe : coostant care required. from feeding : 11111 physical therapy to diaper needs. : which go<s on lhrough U.00 hospital • duty shlfls. 21 houri a day. : 'Ibo !optics and pure physical -k : ..lnYolYed are staggerin.1, compared_ to : the effort needed for the average patten! : on a wan! for the retarded, who can : at least handle some of his own persooal : "needs. : Braces, strapo, wedges, blocks and • boards are u!<d lo offset the palsy : victim's ' body-distorting spasms. They : J11Ust be regularly changed and adjusted. • 1be paUl'tl1'' bed and wlleelcbair : pooltlons must abo he repeatedly shifted, • to avoid bed '!Pres and o I h e r • compllcallon• or remaining Immobile in :-one pooltlon !or mun and days ••• And many II nol mosl must be spoon· led lrqm Infancy through adulthood ; even held at a certain angle while swaltow1.ng to assure they don 't strangle on their life.sustaining food . They require reg(Jlar physical therapy, most ot which they cannot personally manage without manipulation and help with the exercise!. Physical Therapist Carol Burke points out. OOwever,-that retarded children in Fairview's physically in£irm wards enjoy one feature many other people do witho¢: a water bed . They romp and nop around happily on it and the rhythmic, rocking motion stimulates those who arc capable to further exercise on their OY..TI. which in turn helps develop their deficient coordination and muscle tone, plus loosening contracted joints. One of the ward's recreational and therapeutic dev\ces is nothing more complicated than a traditional rocking borse. The riders must be lifted off and on, but once in the saddle they usually go hcll·bent for leather. laughing and squealing like normal children while strengthening shriveled muscles and improving coordination. What can be done otherwise for today's cerebral palsy ''ictim? Questioning Dr. Toto about any hopes !or tl1olle already arnlcted, he is candid : there is no hope, as such, beyond helping the patient to adapt and achieve as much as possible within his llmitaUons. George Crowningshleld is one example. A resident since Fairview opened in 1969, Crowningllhleld 1 p e n t years condltioning Ills ·twisted, sometimes .. unreoponslve ·hands lo paint pictures in a stunning, abstract per""'al style. He has been rewarded., at age 321 . wl!h one-man shows, art gallery sales llld the sallaractlon or bringing beauty 111\0 ao Imperfect -Id that needs all the l>eouly ti can get. lie is deeply religious and many or his pain~s renect a reverence for the God ol all creallon, both perfect and 1-rlect. For other cerebral palsy 1sufrerers. however, the struggle against tho odds of an affliclion that .irccu both physical and ,,,enlJll capacities lies ahc.id and eaclc dlly holds 11' moasure o( both pain and promise. One scene In partio.ilar underscores I . .. • Ward 2ll's pattern of hope versus hopelessness for small people who are prisoners of imperfect bodies and lie listles5ly in steel-barred cribs. A little black baby boy rolls his eyes and grits his teeth audibly while held in a ho,spital worker's anns, letting melting vanilla ice cream run down his dark chin. "It's 'ice cream time', but he doesn't like the cold,'' the aide explains. wiping the helpless child's rare b e f o r e challenging him to eat just one more spoonful or what tastes good and is good ror him. Just across the aisle from the black infant's crib, a Caucasian tot -afflicted with the spastic fonn of cerebral palsy- lies twisted in a rigid, frozen position, staring vacantly at the ceiling. His small, pale, 1,1,ithered arm is locked upright in the air. with the hand clenched in a tiny !ist remarkably resembling the proudly · defiant salute or Black Power proponents. the modern sy mbol of determination and triumph. You OOpe upon 11oticing that pathetic little involuntary gesture that someday -he, too. shall overcome. Balloonist Down In the Atlantic WASHINGTON (UPI) -Army .Reserve Col. tl!omas Gatch appal"!llUy has !ailed in his attempt lo eroos tbe AUanlic by balloon and ls adrtll on the ocean some g;o miles -1 or Spanish Sahara, a man who helped Goldi prepa,.. !or Ute ftlghl said Satunlay. William Armstrong, a federal Energy Olli<:< employe who helped Gatch with flight preparations. S3ld the Aloxandrta, Va., badlelor1a relatJv-es had appealed to oongrt!SSlonal andodeCen•e department olllclals lo lnlllale an lnunediate air and sea •earoh for the ballooniSL •jt believe that Gatch t.erminatf!d his n1g111 Thursday nigM and t been on tbe surface ol the AUantlc nee llten ." Armstroog said . • "I think they were sorry to see some funds having to be used in a manner not getting food to the people," he said. The Hearst family, Hearst corp. and ,the William Randolph Hearst Foundation have now guaranteed a ·total of $6 millioo, the largest ransom in U.S. history. for the return of the Univel"Sity oC California coed \\'ho was taken frotn her Berkeley apartment Feb. 4. On Friday, her father, who is chairman of the Hearst Corp. and president~it.or Shah of lra11 Says Crisis Aids Companies NEW YORK (AP) ~ The Shah of lran said in a television interview to be aired today that U.S. oll Imports have-not-declined this-winter. and t'you are not sjtitrt of oil." · . The Shah, at one Point, Said Americans 11have impocled more oil ·than any time in the past," but he amended the statement when asked if, wrrent exports exceeded the levels of last September. 0 1 can't say !or sure." he said. "But what i.s certain is that you are not importing less." Asked if be were suggesting there \ Safari Rites Chimpanzees served as flower girl and ring bearer at the Saturday morning \Vedding of two Lion Country Safari employes. Joyce van de Blankevoort. 18, and Daniel von Mulldorfer, 21, both or Tustin . The ceremony. attended by family. friends and other members of the animal kingdom was performed by the Rev. Robert E. Branch who operates a bird show at the Irvine amusement park. The couple _was dressed in Safari attire and. left for a honeymoon aboard a tramed elephant. Ex-probation Officer Facing Murder , Trial was "some fraud j.nvolved" in the Former probation officer Lester E. Mrs. Browning's home and shot .AibertJ current gasoline shortages. the Shah Brovm.i.ng Jr. has been ordered to face W. \Vilbom, 42, as the Anaheim man replied: "Well, something is going on a preliminary hearing Thursday on watched television in the living room. I for sure." murder charges filed nearly nine years Officers said he then took the telephone~ "You kno\Y that ships arc changing ago when his estnlnged wife's boyfriend from Mrs. Browning's hand as she tried· !heir destinations two or three times was shot and killed in her Santa Ana to call police. told her not to worry in the oceans. You sell the oil for home. and left the premises after making sure a certain destination and it ends up Santa Ana Municipal Court Judge that her five children had oot been. some"'here else." he said. Samuel B. Taylor Jr. set the hearing alarmed by the shot. The Shah was interviwed by Mik.e date for Browning, 41, and sent him Police said Broy,:ning caJled the late "\Vallace on CBS-TV's "60 Minutes" back to Orange County Jail with bail chief probation officer David McMillan prograrri. set at $i00,000. t() admit the killing, advised his bo&-1 He said oil companies were being Browning Vi'aS arrested in Seattle. that he u·ouJd not be at his desk next enriched by the energy crisis and Wash. last November by police who day and drove off to another life thall acknowledged there were higher profils booked him under the assumed name lasted nearly nine years . for his own country. ~ of Rex Erin Cooper. A fingerprint check During those nine years, arresting' ''Yes. this is our wealth. oor natural with the FBI led them to rontact Santa officers said, Browning married under wealth," he said. · Ana police. his assumed name and worked in a "For them , it's only a question Police said Browning fled from this number of occupations until his eventual! othmanipulation. '' area ,July 5, 1965 after he broke into aITest on charges of assault. • -~~~~--~~~~-=-~~~~~~- SALEM HOUSE DINING ROOM SALE OP EN SUNDAY 12 to 5 MON. thru F RI. 'ti! 9 • • Reduced prices on discontinued chairs and· tables'. Allow 6 weeks for delivery ~ ........ ~ ...... _ --~ • A ., DAILY PILOT Sunday, rtbt\lary Z4, 1974 Engineers' .Week at UCI • • They had some fun at UC Irvine last week during· Engineers' Week activi- ties. One day a tug-of-war was held over a mud hole and others days a glider pontest an d tricycle race were held, as these pictures shoW. The paper air- plane event may have provoked some advances in aerodynamics, but th e trike race probably resulted in more strained muscles than technological breakthroughs. The winner of the trike race was Anton Hovarth, getting the checkered flag above from Rich Ward. Getting off to a strenuous start in one of the heats is 1ohn Houwick, righl Below, Liz Janda, 7, of the UC! Farm School takes eart in the plane contest while below, ri~ht, a deter· mined Mickey Manrung, an electrical engineering major, readies his entry for flight. • I Newport M·inibus Plan I 1 ,W ould Cost $13,000 Fl11 Bug 'Crisis' 111 South Coast Sc11ools Eases J City ti.1anager Robert L. WyM has released detailed figures showing that lt would cost Newport Bead!. about $13,000 to run a siJ:·montb pilot minibus program. I That figure would cover coots ri leasing. fuel. and salaries to sir;Wn one 18-passenger bus that would carry ' DAILY l'ILOT DELIVERY SERVICE [).,li""Y of it"' 0a -,.. P,()f ·~Qt.IOI'~~ Mol'ldl~idfy !I '°"' otD llOI ,..... ,o..r IMIDtl by .Ii lO 0.111.; wit •l'ICI J(NI COCl'I' d DI l!rouol!l IO !OW CIJ1' .......... vnM f;QO fllll ~ lll'CI s.ino.., ti 'l'lllf !111 l'll!t ,.,.;: .. .., )?!JI OOD1 Op f I 111 Sl!Utdlr, 01 I I Ill. i!klnOfly '-" •nG 1 (()Cl)' .... bt IWOuOl'I 1'0 IOI Qillt arelMlllll.lnl~ 10 1.., ...,,o....,eo,,.,.y~ ........ ······ ... ,.,,,, ---.,,, w•w••• , ........ Y ............. "'°''2XI ' " A mysterious flu-type virus which has (an average) four passengers for every been sweeping through schools alon g mile it traveled. . the South Coast appears to be easing 1be city manager didn't specify which at week's end. ol several pos9ble neigilbortlood routes But for the past several days, absentee be favon!d fot the test. rates have hit -as high as 50 percent uCl>oice of routes v.'OU1d be a policy on some school campuses in the ma1Ur for die city council to dedde," Capistrano Unified School District. Wym llld. "'Ibey rricbt -a Spoi<esneo for lhe district attendan ce ~ route in EaalbluH or office uld the first symplom.. ri the Corona del Mar or tbe Penlmu1a, or they problem began cropping up more than might decide lo go wllll a dial-a-ride a week ago and appeared to reach symnt.'' a peak early this pest -k. Conoonlla Elementary School, a Wyno emphasized, however, Illa! the •campus ID the sootberly portion or San city stlll wanll to stay out of the Oemente, &et lhe re<ord wllll a 56- lranall business ii poaible. peroont rate or eicused li>sencos. "We think !his ii oomelllil'4! Illa! 1be syrtlploms of lhe bug are sore should be handled by the Orange Counly throat, coughing and an-u~t stomach, Transit District." he said. oft'lcials said. 0 0nly if we can't interest them in try· High acbool campu.se., have not been ing a minibus program will we consider as bard hit, but rates of ab6cntecism implementing a program of our own." have hit about 15 P.eroeht. Wynn said. Teacbers1 districts aid~ said . are not Wyno poinled out lhat the COIJJICil Mon-.-ing a hl&h rate ol aboenteelMn. day will be asked to approve a .-luUon • Although the ICbool dlllrict loees state urging the transit district to expend Its mon0y for each child wbo stays away service to Include a minibus program from ocbool without a ftlld exCUle. ID Newport Beach. the ~ """' of virus ailments will The COllDCll ~fonday alto will dilcuu mean little ioCIJiirict c:oftera. Wynn's figures on the cost of runnlnlf a 'lbe only added apenaeo, aakl district single minibus oo a lll·mootb pllol pro-apotesmen, would come from paying gram. . subltltute teochm. . '· , • '· • • • More Fun Than Science·] • Blizzard Warned • Ill East Wind Whips Snow in Central Plnins, Northeast ! ••• '' '•'. I ' •• r ' '-'" WIAlMllfOtO(A,1 • mid 60$, Low• torif;llt lrf lhl mid 3h '° •. HOillTHtllN AN 0 CINTll:AL CALIFOillNIA.-#•lr tonllllt and ttlrout(I Sll!!Mr 11'1 Ct11lr• C•lllorl'll•. tncrt••llll cloudlMW In ltlf north fll!'lllllt wllfl • c:'-ll(t of r•ll'I 11'1 tM ••lrtmit not."' . ...,...,, ,. 111111 W«flW ...... " • r. • ..... .. • --·· •• t . • • t . • I "'hev!ite ... !' 17 31 , • .. . 1, ·1 " " '7 H .• " .. ,, '' ,., .... ~ ~ .. .. 2t '' ... ~ n 27 ,, 11 4 ·• .,. " .. .. .. al .. •1 .. " .. " .. " ,, JO ·"' "41 " .a " .. .. ,. " .. .. " " .. ,. .. " ' " ' " . '1 N '°' .. " 1J lt ,GI .. .. .. " I " .. • 2, .11 " )t ' 4J ,, .ti ll " .. " ll ! ll ll .. " II " .. .. ,., .. I ; ' ' 2 Policemen Shot; San Diegan Held . SAN DIEGO (AP) -Two policemen have been hotplWlud, one In critical condition, and a prominent loCll ac:Uv!st Is !n Jail after an uneiplalned outbreak of gunf1n at San DI.ego's Ocean Beach. . Police u!d Peter Mahone, 39, was wounded In the ann ·and leg Friday b e I o re turrendering to officers who had fired tear gas shells Into a small beach ~e. Patrolman William E . Ritter, 30, wu lilted in critical condition at Iloctors Hospital. Patrolman Michael De Bruter, 28, was reported in satisfactory condition . Mahone was convicted · in 1'12 ol -ructlng a railroad track during an antlwar d_.,.,..tlon n .. r the Del Mar railroad depot. Recently he and Peter Bohmer, a former san Diego State pc_0Je1101\ 1ought to overturn thel~cUons on !he groUDds that a police Informant allegedly Infiltrated their. meetinga with lawyers, weanng an electro nic eavesdropper. Police said Ritter was shot in the face while sltUng in the patrol car near the Ocean Beach Park Friday morning. Witnesses said his assailant walked up to the car, took a gun out ol a sl}oulder bag, fired one shot and walked away, followed by two dogt. Ritter, still conscious, radioed for help. DJrlng a neighborhood search, D e Bruler and a partner entered a house three blocks from the sOOoUng site atid were met by a burst of gunfire that woonded De Bruler In the back, police said. Bay .4.rea Stations Make $3 Gas Limits SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - 'lite gaoollne supply dwindled Saturday in Northern California as service stations' Febi\aary allocations ran low. Only about half the service stations in the area were open Saturday and only about five l •AllD•N Elm• 81•rt:ltr1. of 21151 N.wland. H....,t. ln;ton au,h. •GI• 7t. Dl1d Fib. 22r'!t:I. Survlv.O by 2 t:llllQl'lltr•, C•ll1rt A. M1•· aft• and Jutnll1 A. Wtmn1ttk. &o!l'I rt.ia.1111 of Huntln;ton 8"'"'· S.rvl(tl will bl' helt:I In T1~•'-Bill Bro.Owly Mortuary fClnl'lrt:lh>tl alracl«. 1,l"OtOlll Miry LoulN lippln(ltr, of l~UI J1flry Rt:I., lnlne, Dltd Ft!>. ttna. Sunl'l9d tlY t11.11bllllll Wllllitm H., aon Jotln P. Eppln- 01• of Tu1tl11, ) OrtllOcllllctren, 1'tt1r C..rmen WU$CW1 rif 1"1lmct"'· S..Vk • I p.m. ,...,.,...,., (prl¥tl1 lamoly ....,...,1c1l. .. w. lruct A. 1Curr1t offlc:l1th1g. Family ~· mo!tl0ri1l conrrlbutlon1 lo H11r1 flillld or S. JCIHPl'I Hosplt1I, Ortngt. Ml llTlll Af'Nndl MIHt•I'. o1 22M "omon1, CO.la ,,,,_, aot IO. DIM ... ttna. S\INl¥1d ~ W !1V1bM111 Cilrt ~1t.r. aJMI 3 _., Car1 Jr., d COlfl ~. Jolln Mll1t1r of Cl'llctOOo afld lltVft'Ollld of Sac:ranwnto. ""° °"' clauQlhttr, Mn. Lorlft• Ct nnon. 111d I ,.. • .wclllldrtn. Ur\lkn art Mon· cl..,, I p.m .. 8111 lro.dW .. r, (lllPfl, wltl'I ln'ftirmll'lt 11 PK11k V -,,tmorlll Pt ril.. Ott'lclt lll'll Rt¥. L V. Tornow. WOUJ•Mal.-O Wlllllrld '"' Wolffnbffll, mor1>1r of Mn. •olltO Y!.J ,.,..1111-Shtef' of J ol'ln 6trr. Gr~-., DOi'i" PerklM. A "*"""'" of "Mtrt"'°" Cl'lurch and EIM!I Clull of '""""'1 8Ncl'I. Mtm«L.tl Mrv· 1(111 ......... 211'1· 1:» p.rn. ., ~,. lltln Church, 'nit !. Co.1! HwY .. Htw-1*1 tlld\. fltrntly. reowttlt dclfttllon1 lo ,. bulklll'l8 flilnd of M1rlner1 Church or Mtrdfn khoat ol l!tl\ICt !IOl'lal T11tr1py. tt$ W. 11111 St., COii• M..u, Ct ll111t11 Mlstkwl Mort\ltry 61r.ctor$. AllUCKLI & SON . WllTCLIPP MOllTUAllY ~27 E. 17rh St .. Ccma Mew, 646-4811 -·-IAL~-- PUNl!IAI.- Corona del Mor Cosio Meta -·- 673-94.SO 646-2-424 llLLllOADWAY MOllTUAllY 11 0 Broodwoy, Ccnto Mesa ~-46-3433 -·-DILDAY UontllS MOllTUAllY 17911 leach Blvd. Huri1ington Beach 842-7771 2~4 Redondo A.\lf/. lOl'lg6eoch (213)"438-1145 -·- percent would be open Sunday, the California State Automobile A s so ciatio n estimated. Long lines were the rule at it.he stations that were open. "We're in the fi nal week. of the February gas allocation and gas will be in short supply until a new allocation period )Jeglns at midnight Thursday," association spokesman Mark Gerstle said. "Very care£ul consideration should be given before starting long motor trips," he warned. "Some fuel is available along major highways and in principal Ski resort areas but there will be fewer open outlets than during recent weekends," Gerstle added. But many open stations will limit 1ales-and cu r"t-a i I operating hours, he said. lt1any stations were limiting gas purcha,.. to $3. Meantime. authorities were investigating the smashing of windows in 22 closed stations along U.S. 101 between Novato and Corte Madera. Pamage was estimated in t h e thousands of dollars. Custod y Ca se Over Poodles SAN FRANCISCO (AP\ - The judge, hoping to uttle a custody dispute, awarded little Gigi to Allen Parker, and little Bruno to Bertie Parker. "Some people might think it funny or ~·fisting the court's time," Superior Court Judge S. Lee Vavuris sa id Friday during cus1ody hearing in the couple's divorce case, "but these are serious matters to this couple ." Gigi and Bruno are poodles. Sunday is Flltl&AY' in the •1,•p"!"ti•ij"l"\,J"I Vice Admiral Claims U.S. Navy Tops Soviet LA Agerits ·A rrest 7 LOS ANGELES (API Seven persons were arrested SAN DIEGO (AP.) -The Octoborwar,theUnltedStates and 200 pounds of marijuana U.S. Navy remains oupertor deployed history's most were seized Saturday as to the Soviet navy and used powerful neet of mlssle-firing narcotics agents ended a five- overwhelmlng Po w e r to and attack submarines near week investigation wit h raids influence the outcome of the the war zone. on two locations. sheriff's Mideast War, AY'S one of the "The R1U11ians do not deputies said. sunoay, Febl'uarv 24, 1'174 • DAILY PILOT A , HURRY-UP, HAIRDOS : CUT, BLOW 'NGO! nation's top m l 11 t a r y maintain the same degree of Also confiscated in the strategists. alert posture that we do," related raids in Agoura and , "There is no question that he said. 111 just don't believe Ca.noja Park were $10,000 in we had the superior force In they were prepared to see cash, a .22-caliber automatic the Mediterranean," Vice us step forward and use our rifle and a sa wed-<>ff 12-guage We show you t)ow to care for lt\em slep by step. Our curt coaxing SCISSOR STYLES are all fuss-free and functional and are easy to do its-Just stiamDOO! In. eluded are lamp culs. hnger tumble cuts. curling Iron cul s. blower cut s. wash lowet dry, brush "n lluft cuts or simple wa st'! and wear culs. They are all SCISa SORED. take-car~l·yourself styles. Good lor any age, any hair, NO teasing, no rollers. no pins. NO POLLUTING HAIR SPRAYS. ALSO NO SET PER- MANtNT WAVES. YOU MAY NEVER WANT-TO SET YOU R HAIR AGAIN. CALIFORNIA JOSEPH'S SCISSOR STYLING Adm. Gerald E. MJller, deputy power aa well as we dld . shotgun, deputies said. chief of U.S. nuclear strike "The reaction was certainly The live adults and two forces. told the San Dieeo what we expec~. We got juveniles were booked for Fuel Cuts Navy League Council Friday. people back to the conference lnvesUgaUon of poMesslng Huntinaton Beach Fullerton '564 HoniMtoll ... ,.. l05 M ............. 968-3535 879-3863 Opt. Dolty I A.M. lo 10 P.M..a $ ... S• t te I P.M. ' In an interview afterward, table to talk. 'Ibat's what marijuana for the purpose of l _h:e:._:exp'.':la~m:ed"'.-.t~ha:t'.....'.'.d~urln~g~th~e'.._paw~:•~r~b~f~o~r.~"~~~~~~~'e~ll~ln~g~l~t :__~~~~~--'====================:=:=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=ij Strike Hurts . j Airline ~ SAN DIEGO (AP) -Pacific Soothwest Airlmes, hurt by fuel cutbacks and a strike, has reported its lowest annijS] earnings since 1961. PSA, Inc,, which operates California's largest commuter airline and also owns hotel 'and broadcasting chains, has posted 1973 net earnings of $627,000, or 18 cents a share. It was the lowest figure since PSA reported $310,483 in earnings for 1961. Since the airline started se lling shares to the public in 1983, earnings have exceeded $2 million eacll year. In 1!172, PSA posted record earnings of $5,710,000 or $1 .43 a share. Gains from sales of aircraft boosted the figures to 16.IHO,OOO and $1.71 a share. Revenues increased 1 . 9 percent, from $112,207,000 to $121,086,000, and the airline reported a 5.2 percent passenger increase f r o m 6,043.225 to 6,Jse,85. PSA President William R. Shim said earnings were hurt by a six-week strike of maintenance workers starting last November, and federal fu el allocations, w b I ch required a cutback In fllghl schedules the same month. He also dtsd~subltantially - higher operatmg costs wlllch were not fully covered by fare increases." 5 Sawhlades Mailed To -fn'n1~tes • FOLSOM (AP) Five sha rp sawblades have been found in manila envel., mailed to a pair of Folsom State Pri>on Inmates from the U.S. Ol9trlct Qlurt In Lo6 Angelea, a prlsoo spokesman says. 11It dearly indicates to us there's a conspiracy to . aid theoe pNoriers in an .....,. . attempt," A.soociate Wll'den Hue! Morphis said Friday. Both Inmates are hoUIOd In the maxlmwn seourlty sect!on of the prison, a grim grm.lte institution eaat of Sac'ramento where eome of Calliomia's tooghest coovk:IB are kept. MorJ>hl8 said the prloon'• mall room stall found the four hacksaw blades and on e ·jeweler's sawblade hidden In comers of the envelopes. --. . , Picture great stands of trees , fro m the forests of the world , from such exotic places asthejushhigh country of Honduras -eaoh,.in its season, yielding - the fine woods for man to sha~'create !helaViSh-""" components of hi s environment. For these in total ' . ' ' represent the Biggar Wopds of Orang~ CQIUlly . the . finest furniture, in designs createdbythegteat names in home furnishings, such as dining room collections from Drexel, bedroom groupin gs from Heritage, and treasured cabinets and tables from . Henredon. The Biggar Woods ... they tower above the rest, and they're a sight to see. .I I • J • McCORMICK LAGUNA IEACH MOllTUAllY 179.S loguno Con1011 Rd. 49-4-941.S lie said ))t'Wn officials heve rontaoted postal authorities ln connection with the discovery. • • \ -·-McClJIMICK MIHION MOllTUAIY 28832 Cornlno Cop11trono Son Juan Copii1rono 495-1 776 -·-PACIPIC VllW MIMOllAL PAllK Cerne••ry Morluory Cho~I 3500 Poc!ll(. v,_ Drive Newport Seoc:h. Col1lorn•o 644-2700 -·-PllKfAMlLY COLONIAL PUNEIAL HOMI 7801 80110 Aw., We1tml111ter 893·3.S2.S -·-SMITHS' MOllTUAllY 627 Main St. Huntington Beach 5l64139 EXHIBITION of • FINE ARTS POSTERS Excellent selection including calder, Miro, Stella. Trova. Tamaya, Vasarely, Francis and Lichtenstein. MONDAY -FRIDAY: 10 A.M. -9 P.M. SATURDAY 10 A.M. -6 P.M. - llD46 THtS ADVllTISIMIHT AND llCllYI A COMPUMENTAlY 1191fAMO'S IOOIPLATI ....__ _ ___, BRENTANO'S South Coast Plaza (New Wlngl 3333 Bristol Slreet. Costa Mesa 55&-7532 (Brtstol San Diego Frwy) Gallrf 1110 N. 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I ' t • • t ' Aa DAil.Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Balance Air Needs ' The Alaskan plpellne project looks a lot more de- sirable as the demand for petroleum continues to out· strip the supply. Expanslon of the San Onofre nuclear generating station doesn't loom as that much of an environmental bligh t in view of an impending shortage of electricity. Smog control assumes a less over-riding role in our automobile requirements as the miles-per-gallon figure has gone down and the price-per-gallon figures goes up and up. These three conclusions are among those reached by the public and governmental agencies caught in the pressure point of reconciling the drive for a cleaner environment with our needs to survJve on a day-to-day basis. We have another one to suggest: that a certain level of airliner traffic out of Orange County Airport is vital to the public's convenience and, more importantly, to the county's economy. It is vital enough that consider- ation should be given to helping airlines find a middle ground way of meeting stiff new state 11oise abatement requirements. , . The new regulations would virtually put Oran~e Co unty Airport out of the jet passenger business. Air California President Robert Clifford told a hearing offi· cer for the California Department of Transportation last week that his flnn -the largest rassenger hauler out of the airport -couldn't survive i it complied with all the new standards. What does that mean? Jn view of complaints from the Upper Bay section of NeWport Beach, should anyone care? We think so. Air Callfornia and Hughes Airwest "I GOT A 'D' IN SPYING" ' look 707,553 passengers out of Orange County AlrJiort during 1973 and brought 701,594 Into the airport. Air Cal alone hauled almost 1,100 Ions of cargo. This isn't saying every one of those 1.4 n1illion passengers had lo fly in or out of Orange County. Some of them undoubtedly could have driven or used flights from Los Angeles, Long Beacfi or Ontario. But this fact should be faced : The airlines are providin~ a needed service and an economic contribuUon for not 1ust a few but literally hundreds of thousands of persons. Additional steps must be taken to reduce problems caused by jet noise on takeoff and laiiding. Some steps have been taken and more have been promised. A long- er takeoff runway, jet noise suppressers, purchase of homes in the takeoff pattern and improved takeoff techniques (particularly by Airwesl) should mean the county airport can meet acceptable levels by .!978. Every effort must be made to make certain these additional steps are taken. Airlines should not be given carte blanche to operate without giving every attention to the people who live and work below them. And the number of flights in and out of Orange County Airpo[t should be held at ils fresent limit. So should the ban on jet flights between 1 p.m . and 7 a.m. Given those assuranceSi the state has valid reason to grant a one-year variance to permit continued opera- tion of Orange County's airllnes. . It doesnt' make _sense to creite a gross inconven- 1ence and an economic threat when a satisfactory reso- lution of the problem is so promising. The state must, however, demand perfonnance on those promises. It's another matter of finding a proper balance !Je. lwee.n a desirable environment and a desirable public service. Loo"king U.S. Runs Short of Inspiration WASfilNGTON -Americans have al- ways had a quirky thing about comparing themselves to the Romans. Traditionally our preachers have adjured us to learn from the Fall of the Roman Empire and conduct OU1'1elves acocrdingly. But lately Vt-e've switched par- allels and we're now comparing what we are going through with the last, gn>- tesque years of the Weimar Republic. You might say that Uke us that gencra- tioq ol Gennans had just l~t a war, they had inflation, political violenCP., unisex or at any rate a kind of pushy and un- pleasant organized hom05exuallty, plus a mass media that may have been to Uic Iert of the population in general. The difference is that they got Hitler and we got Nixon; or to put it another way, they got frantic, hysterical and bloodthirsty while we have turned dour, accepting and apalbetic. Hitler had his stonn troopers, Nixon has his plumbers, and that's more than a dif!eren~ in degree. The stonn troopers beat people in the str~ts: the plumbers couldn't do diddly-squat. Germany readied the concentration camps, but in Texas and California, ( VON HOFFMAN J masses or straights are murdered by homosexuals and buried in graveyards unlicensed by the health authorit ies, psycho-sectarians tum the homes of glamorous Hollywood s t a r s into abattoirs and the Symbionese Anny declares war marching through schools k.illing with cyanide bullets and stealing tbe daughters of millionaires. We may feel like we're li\.ink at the end of the Weimar--Republic but ..,,e·re really living in Symbia . In the cabarets there Liza Minnelli sings no evocative songs. In Symbla there's precious little singing at all , only the feeling that Bob Dylan's days arc behind him and us too. IN SYl\tBlA we look . forward to the past. Why not. in a country where the escape entertainment is a young girl vomiting green slime and masturbating with a crucifix? In Symbia, \\'bile it's not exactly lrue our nervous sytems have been shorted out, the thrills only come now at the end of a high energy jolt. and energy or all sorLs is in short supply. do it calmly without apocalyptic enthusiasm. Heretofore when we've predicted the end of the \Wlrld, we've rather gotten a tickle out of the idea but this time v.-e're walling but not baiting our breaU1s. Every day the Dow Jones drops even with the cheap money prices. This is not 1929 with people thinking it can go on forever. In Symbia we know it's over and ~·re surprised it's lasted as long as it has. In this Impasse some of us are looking for leaders, but "'hat we're finding is elected oflidals and they don't have any more of an idea than ~~ do. In Symbia we have nm out of fuel, energi. impiraUon. analysis and undentanding1 and are therefore thrown back on the hope that a leade!" will manif..t rum..eu. With our luck. if he does he will turn out to be i.>me kind ol TupamarO general. but "'e may still have the resiliency to lynch him. Greed Has Turned lnw i . Matter of High Virtue . By BENJAMIN H. EVANS Observing the havoc man has wreaked on the earth, the pro5pect or seeing him equipped with unlimited po\\'er does not reassure me. I do believe his wisdom and self'-'Ontrol would be equal to it. Technology must surely give us crucial help in our present difficulties, but instinct tells me that more of the same is not the answer. and swarming wdh motorized billions. Both alternatives are appalling. I . suggest that four reforms are essential. \ First, we mutt oootribute mum more ' to the underdeveloped v.iorkl. We cannot leave Its population> mired in hopeless · wretdledness. Second, we must get down to business about population cm1rol. 'Mistakes Defy Correction If you back up a few years, you'll remember us all 011 the rim of the apocalypse. Some of us were calling the fire balls down from the sky in infuriated joy, and some of us y,•ere putting on our life jackets and swearing u·e'd go doWn with the System. !n Symbia u·e have fear without trembling, apprehension with resignation, as though "'e had made our peace with the worst and we now await bank runs , unemployment and starvings out. We seem to see ahead of us t"'O p055iblc worlds of the future. One is a world in which despairing , destitute human billions, incited by tile spectacle of the affluence of the few, will be a force for global chaos. THIRD, WE must become dedicated huMlrandmen, sklnlllnt oonserven of resources. and skilled salvagers of wastes with a minimum Input o( energy. Fourth, there must be a fundamental change In what tbe United States is . about. We cannot go on making the production and acqW..ltlon of more and newer lavish goods our supreme goal. In politics there is an old saying that "the correction never catches up 'fith the publisht'd error." I have seen this proved many times during my career in public life. I have been misquoted many times ""hen no corred.ion was ever offert'd . Bu t oocasionally the mistake was s o prominent and obvious that a correction Rad to be made by the ne"·srapcr or magal.ine that did the offend ing. My recent experi· ence 'With the \\rash- ington Post is per- haps one of the elearest exrtn1ptes of what I am referring to. ?\fore than a month ago -on Jan. 13. to he precise - r appeared on a J\1eet the Press television show, during "'hich time I 1ras askctl a long list or questions rcloting to \Vatcr· OIAN•I COAST DAILY PILOT Robtrt N. \Vf.ed, Publishe r Thomas Kttvil, EditOT Barbara Krtibich Editorial Pope Editor The ~tor1al ·Plite of the Dally Pilot attics IO Inform and stimulate tti"ders by prnentini on this page dlverw :-<'Omrotntary' 00 topics or in· 1mit by syndicated column1111 and cartoonisbl, by providlna a forum tor ttaders' vi~• and by presenlillJ' this ncw1paper·1 oplnk>ns And ldtu on cumnt topics. ni. edJtorT&J opinion& of tM D&Jly Pflot •wear only ln the ~itorlal column •l ~ top or the pact. •Oplntona eiirprttted by the col· urnnms and cartoonist• and Jeuer .. wrtttt11 a.re tbtlr own &nd no~~"" n1tnt Of their views by the Daily -Piiot-.,. 1n1......i. S\Jnday. Pebniary 24, 1974 BARRY GOLDWATER g:ite, the Presidency and n1any other items of public interest. The next morn- ing I 1\·as asl.ounded to read on Page l of the Post that Sen. Barry Gold\\•ater had described President Nixon as "probably the best President 'i\'e have had in this century.'' EVEN THOUGH millions of Americans had seen the program and understood that my reference \11as to President Harry S Truman rather than President Richard Nixon, nobody on the Post caught the mistake and consequently it was published in every edition. Eventually the author ci the Po.st story, Tim O'Brian, called my office to apologize and say that a correction would be published the next day. The neirt day th< Poot did indej:d run a correction two columns wide on its fr0nt page -the most prominently displayed correction of its kind J have ever seen in that newspaper. But the story does not end wit.ht the correction. It Sttms that the Washington Post has a news service that goes to 225 other papers throoghool the country. This caused the erroneous story to be published all over !he United States. .wniltboogt the Poot notified IU news service clients of the enw and the corr<Clion not all ol Ibo papers that used the wrong story correol4!d k or did so in any promln<nt laahlon. THUS IT JS that more than a month alter the Poot prlnt..i !ta em>r and publislled its <Xln«:lk>n I am 11111 receiving mall which Indicates that many people lhrougbout lhe country 1tlll believe that I described Pmldonl Nlsoo as "probablY the b<tlt P...tdel!I we have had in thi$ centUry." Then there ~ the whole qOO!llon of mateM;il fill'd in newspaper libraries under the titles, "Nixon," "Goldwater," "Presidency" and "Watergate." It should be understood that I am not attributing any deliberateness or devious intent to the Washington Post. I can understand bow Ulis mbtake could happen, and I have been able to u·rite it oU as a "human error," u•hich I sincerely believe it was. Men IA!k about the day lhe dollar bill will be worth nothing. and ho'w when it happens people \vill loot the Safe"'ays and the A&Ps and it won't be like 1929 at all. Men talk about these things all the time now, but they THE OTIJER is one in which the human race will share as a whole in an accelerating tedtnology and have the Power at its commam.1 of thousands of giant nuclear reactors dotting the rivers and bay shores <:i the planet - a human race embarked on the American way -a fantasy accompanied by an earth bulldozed. mined and pillaged beyond anything yet suggested. We are not the greediest people in the ¥.·orld, but we are the first to have made greed a matter ci high , principle and cardinal virtue. , Ben;amht H. Evans is eucutive 1ec-· retary of the Buildina Rt1tarch Jn,.·· stit11te. His article ii ezerptt:d from World Call, a publica£ion of the1 ' Disciples of Christ Church. '?' How the Daily Pilot Gets to You If all y:ent well, this Sunday paper you're read· ing began running through the comp\cxllies of a $4 million press at 4:30 th.is morning. Unless you bought it at a newsstand, it should have plopped in front of your house just about sunrise -which was. 7:37 today -assuming your carrier's schedule was routine. Your subscription price is $2.65 per month. So you paid 8.8 cents for this Daily Pilot. The car- rier got 2.3 cents for delivering it. We got 6.5 cents for putting it together , producing it and gettlng it to the carrier. YOUR CARRIER is between 10 and 14 years old, altOOugb he could be a year or a> older than that if he's an old·Umer. If he's typical , he's had the Job for about four mooths. And be could have been a she; 97 of the Daily Pilot's 1,000 carrlera arc girls. Subscribers feel a close association with their carriers. When pinpointed by occupation, I'm lre- quenUr !be beeline !Mget of a subscriber who wants to praise, cur1e, discuss or analyte . . . no, not the lllil'ling edltorial oo coastal pl&Mlng, but lhe personality and habit> of hi• carrier. They come In all shapes , sizes, atlltudes and , ., noted, sexes. Sure, you'U find your papers In the bush now and then , and a carrier Is not above getting eo Involved In something ~lse that he's late.(e!Ung around ln your howle. All thlnp con1lde~. however, they're a remarkably good bunch of kids and their performance Is above what yoo'd prob&b\y upect. · These 1.1100 yowiptero are lbe dwses of Mllan Ltavtt~ lhe Daily Pilot's clrculaUon d)reclnr. An affable yet finn man with a Walter Cronkite image. f.lilan views hi!: flock wltb such a paternal bemusement and total understanding lhat a car· rier ;., likely to do anything -from rescuing EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK an aged woman in a fire to cursing a subscriber in barroom art>t. l\tlLAN SHOULD know. He sta rted in the news- paper business as a carrier himself. That was in · 1936 in Phoenix. Later he delivered papers by car while in college. Y.'as made a supervisor, advanced to assistant circulation manager of the morning Phoenix paper and then to circulation director of both Phoenix papers. !fe spent five years helping revive the sagging llooolulu Adv_erlioer before coming to the Daily Pilot 12 years ago. "Turnover Is about our biggest problem these days," Milan says. "The kkb don't need jobs as they did a few years back and as a ~0<quence a lot of lbem quit over lhl; slightest provocation. "We may have a carrler two weeks or we may have him -or her -four years." Considering that turnover, and their ages, the carriers' perlonnance Is aomethlna we're proud of; We average two complalnll for t1cli J ,000 papers delivered and a subllanllal number of the "lost• papen tun> ool to liO llolen Pllperl or those thrown In an WlfamUJar place. "l WONDER 'IF th• post oUlce does .. well," ~Ulan muses. "Could they make t,000 deliveries In a two-hour period of time, working wtlh Ill-to 14-yeaMlds, 365 daya a year, rain or shine?'' A canier docs more than Just deliver papen, of course. He's in charge of his 0"'°11 small bu!i- ness and ls, ln fact, what we call a "little mer- chant." He buys papers from us, buys his sup. plies, collects from sublcribers and Js mpoaal- ble for about 45 customer• a day. fie also has ln b& a salesman, and a good one if he is ln make bis route productive and profit- able. Moot of ours are. Last year Ibey poet..i almost 22,000 orders. Keeping track of the Dally Pilot's 1,000 far· flung carriers js the job of 28 district managen, very likely the most WlSUllB heroes ol. a new• paper operation. My perent would have to BJ>' preciate the challenge of corraltfng the enefl1es of 45 youngsters every day of the year and often ooping with abuse from both partnta and sub- scribers when things go wrong. AND SOMETl~fES when things haven 't • ..., gone wrong. When the press starts pouring out IU bundl'" of papers each day, tho district managen .,. waiting~ They stack the bundles In their 1tatlon wagons and drop ll)em al pic kup points foe the carriers. Then aome callbacks ln the office for changes or complalnta. Any m1"ed papen are delivered and..)llLAll<ml)I Is made to determine why they didn 't arrive. It's quite an empire MUan Leavitt bu. Ha'a one of the COWlly's biggest employers all by hfmlelf and hll staff 11 covering an area from Seal Beodt to San Clemente (yee, lbe Weotern Wblte House ii a tubocr!ber). · • ' And alter 38 years In lhe Ctrculatton bulfneu Jnd total of almost 27,000 former SoJTl•rs Wider • n il aipervlllon. Milan still ii surpriled by hla brood now and then. "Their language ;., saltier thsn I'd like to be- lieve." he reports. 1 ' l ,, J' ·1 , l S1111d.iy, Ftt>ruary 24, 1974 DA"Y PILOI A 9 • Cousteau Team Has !he very beginning. lie would kill ihe bison ol a herd and then moye U> !he Dell herd a few hundred miles away, or be would uplott one piece of land and then move on, bum a little piece of the forest1 plant a a-op, use it and then mo._ve on. We are nomads. We have been moving. America waa built on that myth ·o1 movtnc on, <i dilooVtting the Wost. Further on we could always establish a new lHe. -ApparenUy !he frontier baa been reacbed that no ooe can cross. We know that 1n the entire solar system !here 15 not ooe planet tliat can sustain human life normally. '111ere 15 not water anywhere el5e In the oolar system in Ute form of liquid. And the nut atar is some five million light years away, or eomethlng e q u a 11 y unreachable. We are prisoners of tills planet and we are al>Jolutely depeodeot on this wa.ter ~tem. So we have been exploring the water system. I l}ave told you of some of the catastrophes that go on. There is more. our group. These problems we're facing now and the enel'i)I .aialt are the prol>lems ol an explosive form ol civilization. and EW'Ol)eans enjoy ioday lo only 600 million people. '111is means that anybed1 that does not li\le in America, Canada, North America or Europe now. none ot u-upcoming popJiatlons, have the shadow ol a chance <i ever achlevtng what wa are enjoying loday. '111ere just II not eoougb. A otable form ol c!vUizatlon Is not a new idea, bul I wag! to l!llri/n~ the lour points by whkll we can read! tt: I) A minlmwn di.mlptlon of !he ecololical proe-.... And !he population pia. Either we cnoooe it and implement H today, or k's going U> be forced upon us. ''Bad News for Earth 2J A maximum conservation ol materials and energy. • 3J A stable or controlled, decreasing population. 41 And tills 15 really whm govennneot and everybody bu 1g gel their beads togelher Md think . number four is a social a~m In which an Individual can enjoy rather than feel realrlcted by !he three first proJIO.'IUoos. .. By PHILIPPE COUSTEAU , We, the Cousteau team, are mo5t1y 1travelers. iye go around Ille planet, we ezplore and we r.. 01plore. We brini bock with us some coovtctions, "ll1l" measure of the state of !he planet: lb tern· · perahtte -ts It gelling "'.•ll, ls It feeling bad? What bu man done I~ It, against It? All of the minerals, all or the oil, an of tile resources of. the planet of any aott a.re finite. We tire goloc U> NI out <i them. THE STABLE SOCIETY is not an invention or modem times, although it is the ooly way we can see out of our predicament. One alternative is certainly not the one ottered rto us by people "'ho are elected into pc-wer !or a very short time -a tlrnc I.hat pt'\lvent.s them from seeing the &c0pe of the problem and from seeking very long range solutions. In the cop of. our travels we have witnessed a 20 percenl decrease in the amount of life in the ocean. It'1 a gross figure ; it's a consen'ative figure. There is no way to really me.asure what the amount of life in the tea is. In our work we return to places where -le bave been, ga"81nC !he Impact that tllD<e peo. pie haft '"' !he planet. lily lather bu done tlll5 lor about 21> yean, and I have for 12. 'Whal we i>Jve -In U-nan la not encouraging. We have -nmJng out. 'l11e only way not to run out ls lo dw>C• out IOClety. '111e pqliUoal ll)'lleml that we bate now oope wtth eadt crtsls Individually. 'l11ey tUe air pollution, &IV!' a few million dollan or • '"' million rublea and try'lo dean that up. 'Ibey ~ a like ... a river Individually and Recenily, there Is the energy a"i.sis. A lot of people,· some of you probably, have worked very bard supporting legislation that would protect your environment. Yoo didn't do Chat mostly for your own sake, you did that for the sake of !he generallom U> come: your dilldren, because either you bad eome or you wanted to baVe some, or j~ out d. respect, admiration and Jove. I came across a flgw-e that makes all ol the economic policies Md rulea tnawUcable U> the plan<t. It makel them ollly local and very restrict..i and temporvy -lt bu been computed lhal all ol the ,_,,_ ol the entire planet -il oo major catalllrophe is going to happe11, meaning an ei:ceaatve but not ·U>tally dlsruptive way ol uploltln( lbem -could lllonl !he standa:d ut our travels. Tbrolllbout our trovei1 we ... wba( you can read In !he papers: oil tank.,.. collapse, sink bum, explode; ell production platlonlil ooilapse; •ink, bilm, explode. The upper 1,000 feet of all oceans are becoming saturated with lead, cad· mlum, heavy metals. Lakes and rivers are polluted. DDT kill• cowitless ~pecies -every· lhing ends up In the oea. Very reccnUy most of the hard-won mea!ures of the environmentalists, wise measures imposed bf the public,· have been discarded in view of a cr;isl.s - a very political, sMrt·range thing. Now what II bl_.ing In !he world? 'since !he tum of !he century nearly 1,000 spe- ~ies have dlsappeared-forever-from the earth. M thla moment we can estimate about 250 apec!es •I mammals, 350 opecies of birds and u many 11 20,000 ll)JOCleo blem -on ecooomic, lndlllirfal, lecbnologlcal and political bases - you find wt dial the pn>blem is lhat we are not living in an adequate aocie<y. 'l11e oociety Vi'e live in and the systemi we are now enjoying o·r that ere ruling our lives are not adequate. The industry -the eoooomy -forces us to explok in an eiplol!ive manner finite resources. Philfppe, Couiteou and his father, Jacques Co1'.rtellu, .recerit!u fo~ndtd the Cousteau So-cfetu, htadquartered In Los Angeltr and ded~ cated ta. saving the octa!ll from •>ploitation. This article ii taket& from a speec'1 he de· livered this month at Cal State FUll<r!o11. try U> w<>l1< on that: 'llmluglroot °'"' travels we have seen such isolated, temporary, small· time, small-scale efforts -really peop1 .. paciliero. In fact there II not · a number ol problems that one ahould consider one after another - there is ollly one ploblem, and the problem is the degradattoo and pollutkn <i out water ~· WBAl!r la life. Wltbout It nallJlni exists. And instead " thinking --ii .. infinite reoouroe -that the planet la, a1 they say, seven-tenths water -we mmt f'f'!M&"1ze it is a very small amounl. lf you want to CX'lnl)lre the •lft'IUIW ol. water lllat we have on Ullo plenM to the bulk ol tile planet, it is llke comportnc one drop U> something the size <i an egg. It II a very small 8lllOWll that is vital A lot ol people say t 11Well, we're too far gone, nothing will happen on this planet, so we'll have to move on. We'll have to go to the next." This has been !he phlloeophy of man from ALL OF THESE MEASURES have been scrawed-And they llJIY that ll we bum all the laws conoeming the ecology, the Clean Air Act and ao oo, that is one way to solve the energy crisis. Righi now l'm d!SCUS3ing this because we are, in our group, very angry at this, desperately angry. Everybody has put the blan~ where It does not belong. The environmeotallst.s did~ make the energy crisis; the energy crisis ls here to stay. It is mismanagement. And we canoot fuel an explosion . with finite re&OlJr9M. There is no more oil. Whatever ke Is ol oil, It 15 a very precious ,_,,..,., It II unique. Once the plan<t rum out, there ia m more. Yet there are tbinp lbat can be done only with oil -and Chat II not moving a car or producing energy. Now we ere alnyw trying U> stay neutral in the -lbalt th!o 15 a local problem, it's an American pn>blem lint Md will opread lo the rest of the world. We're not Americans and we usually try not to deal with local prol>lem1. Yet lhll ooe 11 going lo set an example !or the rest of !he world. My lather oenl a cable lo Pres· 1 ident Nixon at.er the President anoounced hts in· tlon of ac:rapplng all the environmental mea· sures. It marked an Important tum in our lives in • 'Cataly st f or Social Change' Big Business: Force for Revolution , • •• • . ..;. ' -••• • I I !!Call a kq dlllYetiatim wiUt my lather just before the beglnnlnJ ol World War ll. Ile was Ihm a pl'Ol[iemla Importer and ezporter in <Juka, dalni business with Africa, Europe, Centnll America, !he Dutcil East lndleo and I don~ know bow many ·atber places. I remember that moot ol bis employes had to know two or three or m:>re languages to work for the company, which received mall from all parts of !he world. Being al that time a bnJ111 new Ph.D. in Ebgllab I r om the_ University ol Wiscoosin, with a cultivated dlstute for the materlallltic bullneslman and bis ooocem for proftll, I aH.ed blm wt.I be ezported and to wllom. I wu aware that In those dayw "Made In Ja· pen" wu a symbol far jlllk merchand!Je, -('Ibis is before the days of Toyota, Sony, and Nlkoo.) Father said that among other things, the company wu at that time exporting imitaUon patent leather shoes to Central America. At this point my scorn for his trade in junk must have been obvious. because at that moment he delivered a lecture to me that I· have never f<l<gottm. 0 00 YOU KNOW what happens to those · imitation patent leather shoes ·when they are bought by a poor man in Cenll'al America!" be asked. I admitted I bad no tdea. "In the first plllet'•" said Father, "U they were real leather, the poor man would rq: be able to afford them. When he goes to the city with them, he tie• the laces _together and hangs !hem around· the neck ·and walks Man's ·Future Is at His Leisure IIblnD in part lo the energy crisis, the ftve-cily work week in Great Britain is• practically dead. Americans will pri>bibly be on a fouNiay work week before the end ol lhe decade. The main problem posed by lhis develoDment will not be the maintenance of high production -automation will more than make up the difiereflce - but the inability of many people to mate use of their free time. What will make lhl• problem all the more acute ls the Increase of life ei-pectancy and the lowering o f retirement age. Within a decade, it is likely that the average person can e'J"!CI to live well Into his 71'fi. Since retirement age will drop from 65 U> about 55, lhl5 meens !hat million! ol -1e· will have about 20 years of a work-free existence long before they ei:perieflce old age. TIIE PRACJ1CAL effect could be the greatesi boon or the greatest disaster (.._. -~;..;;g...;.~_sm_s_· __ ) In !he histofy of the natloo. By and large Americans have never . been educated to cope with increased leisure time. Abselice of work bu generally produoed tdleneos and waste rather than a lullec and richer life. People wiUt a greet deal ol time oo their band9 tend to go U> pieces instead ol being able to develop and enlarge their creative capacities or become involwd In alt sorts of socially uselul activities. Medical researchers have collected enougb evid"""' to COIJvlnoe them that !he bedy's endocrine system teado to dry up whon !he mind .bas little lo anUclpote in the way llve is dlmmed, the body's enUre mechanism begins lo run down. Slmllarly, lanilly COW111elorw and Jlll'chlatrlsts know that divorces and broken homes can be produced by suppoledly "ideal" litua-In wllldl !he man le tu stay 1rome moot o1 111o -Wbat a 11Dy ~ II thl! anoe Ibo pollfn ol re1au.x: .. dtqed, people 111111 lo gel In .......... ,. THIS, Tllll:N, ts Iba .,.._.1 flilunl or our imtllullolll, plt1lallarlJ' -tlrrn. We don't train people lo make !he -I cboollng. (lonventlonal' homework is an extenllon ol !he clusroom and therefore Government Fail·s • Ill By DA V1D L. lURP lo a 00.t ol 'wa,y., government bas golten itseU lntu the subltitute-pereotlng bultne!8. II cocnpels youngsters lo attend -· ac:ting lrl loco porenlll wtll a cblld reocbeo -·leaving ege. . It intervenes Into !he family, removu>g from parental cmU>dy cbUdrm whom 't 1"elanis IS '6ne&lected• II II bu desilned a jlM!!lllO jU!lloo l)'!lem to rehabilitate the YOlllltl· TboK tfforts, however wen motiva&ed, have not been wholly sucoeeslul. T h e governm•nt itself eeerna an unaattslactory parent. Urtll quite recently, few people serlowly queatloned the propriety of required rrcbool attondance: Biid thooe who did, l1ICh as Paul Goodman and Ivan Ulich, ....,.e quickly dilml$Sed . Sdtoollng .wu gcnera1ly thought lo be a ~ of societal miracle worker, capobfe boll> ol p<oduc:lllC lllerate. lboull>tlul '""'°ups and ol pvtng chlldren oullld4111 Ullll U> _,.., lbetr --· • . ' • 1 . - The importance of !hat enterprise aeemed sulllc!eot to jusllly-rc!ng even rel~I :yomgsten Into bmefltlng from It. Today, much ey are not, as tho architecta. ol the common - had hoped, the "bailnoe -ol !he IOdll machinery"; for you n a ate r a -ed in wbal tho achoo\ bu I<> offer, com))Clled atimdance seems 'a dublom polloy. , EVER SINCE TllJll SUpreme Court determined tha~ al -with ""PflCI lo !he ,Am15h oecl, ~ ...... clalmed int.ereot in a st!-1 welfare could not julllfy reciulrlnl bl&h . • c b 0 0 l attendance, t:lvll Dliertaiiar\ lawyers have been devllin& way11 lo brooden !he ~Of Uill -lo .... tu II"' an ,...,...... oer1ou11y llllilll'P1 aboul ........ t h • constllullaaol prerogative tu opt wt ol !he· ll)'llml. • _, , • \ David L. Kirp tea<lut law at UC Berkff4tl, Giid hfa, ordc!e appeared in u.. Chrilllal> sc1.,... 11.,ntor. fails to provide balanced and varied stimulation for the growing mind. The development of good taste is as vital as any other single aspect of education. I see oo reason why children shouldn't be aaolgned lo read good books and magazines, or to watch quality television programo, or lo listen lo good music or to see reasonably decent movies Instead ol doing the U8Ual homework. THERE IS NO point in complaining about mlsenible lelOvisioo programminc ii ..., don't creale an audience .that is trained tu appreciate quality pnigrams and that -will demand aud> pro- )!l'Ml\I II It -·t get them. '!be klncl of life we live and the •ti!lacUom we get oot of it not .ooly _,1re but also demand far more lnlelllive and cmsis!ent preperaUon than is now generally available. I believe educarors woulcl., welcome such changee il they felt !hey had !he sllpport of Lhe public. as !he l"l!al claitm of the parents who may resi.st intru.1ion. Yet the 0 best bltenlt.s" standard is so ambtgugus as tu ha uoe1.... No ooe can coolldenUy .....,.... the probable comequeoces !or Ibo cbJld Jse ol indMdualbod atte11Uon lo the child'I ' -ollm goes unlullllled. Jud&es' -..11ons ._r In 1IWIJ' lnslancea to be -Oil -"""' ol what a pid lipbringln( --. and in Iba -poor lamlllerl . -u ...it as tboae who are, according to the court, Immoral, lmltpru. or-umanitary · -tometlmes fl!ld !heir ~· labeled as neglected and placed in a • -Ion ol foster homes. Wrttlnr In !he current issue ol !he )lal'Wr11 F.ducaUonal Review, Robert Mnool:ln l*opooel tllal Iba stale ---._,siblllt!M only when the chlld cannot be proUcled from phys!¢ harm I • S. I. HAYAKAWA lo to\vn in sandals or barefoot. "Then when he reaches the market place he puts 0111 U1e shoes... And il1 that market place. as he struts around in them, he examines glas,,ware fro1n Germany, silk scarves from Hone Kong. chocolates from Switzerland, ·canned peas and goose liver from France. lie ..., !he possibility of a larger world than that of his litUe Nicaraguan village -and his outlook changes. "lie wants to belmg to that larger world. If he can't do eo bimoell, be dreams that )>OISlbly his children may. So he """' U> it that Ibey leam lo read and write. 'l11e moment be begim to say to himself, •we don't have to be peom forever t' IOCial change is oo its way." WHAT KIND OF people are the most perversive? From whom do we have the most to fear in tbe way of radical change? If you 11.y, "soc i a~t is t, commwlist, anarchist," I think you are \vrong . The most perversive people of aJI are businessman-traders. In ancient tribal socteties people are bound together by woll-understOod rules of class and caste, says Sir Karl Popper In his classic book of political pbllosophy, "The Open Society .00 Its D>emies." These were the clooreil aocietles. "'111e wont danift' lo the clooed aodtty.'' aaya Popper, is "commerce, a new dus "'Pied In trade and eealarlng." Speaking ol !he ancient Greeks, ho aya, "By tho Ith century B.C. tbls devtloPlllml led U> !he partial dissolllllon ol !he old ~ of life and ewn to a Rries d. pdltlcal revolutions." 'l11e trouble with commer<e and trade, from !he potn~ <i view o1 those who want to preserve ancient Way! ol lif.e, is that they stir up people's imaginaUons and ambitions . "Close cootal't with other tribes is liable to undermine the sense within the home. of necessity with which lribal iMtitutioos are viewed." POPPER CONTINUES, "Trade, com- mercial in.itiative, appears to be one ot the few fonna in whlch individual inltla· li ve and independence cean as!ert itse1t even in a society in which tribalism still prevails." By tP.e 5th century B.C. seafaring and commerce became "the main characteristic ol Athenian progress. nrousing the enonnous antagOOism ol the \\'ealthy oligarchs. who aligned themselves wi th Sparta to overthrow A\jlens. The oligarchs lmderstood that Atheruan trade, "its monetary CQJTUnerclailsm. its naval policy and its d e mo c r a t l c tendencies ""'ere part of one single movement," and did everything polllible U> hinder their devei<>pment. 'Ibis story is a complicated ooe: !be long struggle of an adventurou1 seafaring. democraUc, open 90Clety to emerge from the ingrovm, status-ridden, closed tribal society of !he put -· with Plalo speaking eloquently !or the Spartans and the ancient tribalism. THE BUSINESSMAN, far lrom being the stubborn de\lotee of the status quo that he Is said to be, i! a catalyst for social change . 1btough his travels, his imports, his iMOvations In product and marketing, he is constantly stirring up society, breaking up the provincialism and the inertia of traditional waya of living. Why has the Jew been reviled and penecuted through hundreds ol yean of Cllrislendom? l!ecau9e ol traveling peddlers and tinsnlths and jewelers and tailors -oole that these are all occupati ... in whlcb yoo can nee qulddy with !he tools of your . trade In the evmt of a pogrom -who earned the enmity ol the ruling classes by making the ,.rf and !he peasant curious about tile outside world, Md ultimately dis- contended with his lot. on~ wMmost ooeself':~ve~volhe~ ~ Like Henry Ford. Uke NBC. Uke IBM . back the sire oC state j u v e n i I e; lnslltutloos, re~sten to theit. homo cOmrnunlties u speedily a4' ~. Juvenile Judas have aim prided themselvm oo !heir careful, parent-like treatment of childrel. 'Ibey s e e tbemse!veo not aa determinen ceooe but as cbllikavers. Yet WE RAVE Gart'EN ....S to !he stai. here too, !he state's laudable goals have decldln( !he fate o1 chlldren who _., not beon ~. ~ ovtdence, In -respect to Med help. and tndee<t much ol lt toadmlmible In ...ptar courts, have created a class of prot...,lonab hOI '*"""" IRlfftclent U> -cldldnfl to prOvtde tbal help. Thooe are pattemrr to tralolDc llld reform -o1 be1Iet and behavior not easly undone. They ... <iton~tncarcoraled ~ But the revis!ooist-views r:aoceuWlt unlU they nadt ap 31, eVtll """'*'110rf schooling. treatment oC tllouP> en adult convicted of the same ,...-children and juvenile toWt offense WllUld be on !he -;, aix practices suggest the ••'Cd for a different niontbs later. And the lnslltuUons to perception . which children ·are eent do not reform 1be cla\m that go\"trruncnt ageneics them. but rather provide ICboollng In _ call wl5ely dlr<ct the lives ol children !he ltcbnlquea ol crime. 'l11e SU!>rerne should be treoted ske ptically. In oomo Court. which aeveral )'tOrl ago Ili'ened .ln!Ulncs, governm<nt may have to juvenile julllce lo a Un&aroo llOUrl intervene In order to save >~ system. 11111 MUI that 'youflgSters from their parenlS -0< ~ charged willl a IS1me be llWll certain themselves. But -occasions ._;, adult l*Wclloal llldudlng tho rlgl1t I<> far more rare than the con•'8111on1L .......i aed to CIOIHUll\lne wl-. wisdom with respect to govemmeoi.!1 SoN'll -have dramalicall1 cut parenting would have us believe. -. ' •• " I 1 I \ • ' . • .. ' I : • • ' A JO DAILY PILOT Sunday, February 24, i q74 r • C) . . ~kilHJttiu Jw~y Selection Due • 111 Mtirder Trial • - COlLECTIOI .TH Big -Blowout SANTA ANA-\'ideot.ape statements regarded by thC prosecution as vital to its case against two suspended policemen separately charged with murder and assault ha\'c been admitted into evidence. Judge Byron K. ~1c!\1illan'!i ruJing paves the \1·ay for sc.. lection of a jury in the Orange County Superior Court trial of Cypress Police Sgt. Thomas Baroldi, 27, and Garden Grove Patrolman Jerry Gray, 29. &aroldi is charged with murder in the alleged slaying - Jan. 5, 1973, of Marine Corps Capt. Randall S. Ro binette. 25, during a fracas nt the Bachlors Ill bar in Tustin. Gray is accused of assault with a deadly wea pon in the shooting during that same incident of bar patron Sain Ca1npise, 35, of Tustin. Campise has nov,• rccovcted from surgery that removed a bull et lodged one inch from his heart and \1rill testify for th~ prosecution in the jury trial . Lav.•ycrs for both sides expect to co mplete p1 ctrial action on the fi nal issue ~1onday-a motion by the defense-for suppression of evidence. Defense la\1•ycrs ''ant to bar fro1n the trial evidence related to ballistics tests carriP.d out by lhe prosecution !<hcrtly after the arrest o! both polil·e- n1e n. The guns or lxlth off-Outy la\1·men \\'ere seized by Tustin Gaylord Hi.cks, executive vice president of Goodwill Industries of 0 r a n g c County, gets a little help from his granddaughter, Devrie, 8, as they prepare to observe the organization's .50lh anniversary. A birthday party is planned Tues- day at the Goodwill Rehabilitation Center in Santa Ana" police y,•hen they v.·ere called to the bar to investigate shooting that broke out short- ly after Sgt. Baroldi allegedly made derogatory comments about several women patrons. VserChargeMay Be Needed Tustin police said patrons identified Sgt. Baroldi as the man who shot Robinette in the chest. They claimed the decorated Vietnam combat helicopt er pilot told them as he died that he had steppc>d In to help the t\\'O !a\rml'n anrl not 10 hinder thl'm. To Pay for Cleaner Sewage Cnn1pise ,.,,as ">hot outside By lllLAll'' KA YE 01 1111 oanv ~1101 s1a11 f'OUNTAIN VALL E Y - Both residential and industrial property O\\•ners 1nay face a "user charge" rur servicf' from the Orang£' County Sanitation U i s tr i cts. in addition to property taxes already levied. The reason : state and rcder- al requirements governing ocean discharge of treated sewage are expected to pu sh up oosts for impro,·ed treat- ment at hte districts' tlurit· ington Beach plant to an esti· mated $'275 million. A report to the districts' di· rectors indicates an earlier fi gure of $111 million for the improvements is not enough. The report calls for spending $275 n1illion over 10 years. Am endments lo the 1972 Federal \Vater J> o 11 u ti o n Control Act call for individual sanitation districts to upgrade their \\'ater I r e atmenl facil i ties . Now. the E n v i roncncntal Protection Agency (EPA! is asking for specific upgrading plans fron1 the districts. Orange Coast co1nmLL1ities served by the Orange County Sanitation Districts include Jluntington B e a c h and Newport Beach, plus Foun1&i n Valley, Costa Mesa and parts of Irvine. Ray Lewis, chief engineer for the districts. explained that a user charge may be the only way to fi nance the improvements sought by the EPA" State and federal funds are expected lo pay for 87.5 percent o{ the total cost. but taxpayers in the districts ,,·ould have to pa\' lhe rest o~ the bar as angr,\' patron!" charge, <..-ould legally b e requirements. challenged Gray as he got in1posed. Lewis explained. and A second alternative. c:osling into his car. II is alleged n1a~· be necessary. $126 nli llion. would inect the that the officer pulled a gun .. If th e En\'ironn1ent.11! . . fro1n his boot and then shot Protection Agency and the ocean plan with a \Yaiver on Campise. state decide y,•e ntust follow the a1nount ot greuse allo\ved ---==-==--__ "-- in the treated se\\•agc. r the 5275 rnilljon p!;in, lht! user ! h be I f The EPA requested all three I \ c argc ni;Jy .r irl'c. our or Jllans to enable it to see lhe ~ t'vc11 li\'C times the present l;\x rate .. , Le\\' ii said. inipact of the ne\v la\vs. • acr.ord ing. to Lc1\~S. The cl:ief 1 This means Iha! a hon1c engineer added that. \l'hile a Plumbin9, He1tln1 Air Cond. O\Yning taxpayer ~noi1• paying cost Increase is definite. there It'':11~•::,_ 835 a year in taxes may soon is no way of knowing which ui-S•ddlell•tk AU OtMrs be paying $175 ·year in user plan \\'ill be a pproved. 495·0401 642-1753 charges. r 1.-.. ~-ii-.i~~~~~~~--~iiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ "There arc eno rm o u s problems to having a user charge, such as how io collect il," Letvis continued. "The accounting procedures could be very costly. but the federal govemincnt said they want us to develop a revenue progra1n of this kind." The original figure of $111 1nillion for improved facilities was a "blended c o n c e p t'1 developed by the districts. Lew is explained.> It involved a high degree or treatment at the district's ·Fountain Valley plant, \vhich \vould thE'n be blended wilh a treatment at the Huntington Beach plant tl1at has been less well im· proved. This would not meet the high biological standards set bytheEPA,althoughitwould meet the intent o( the Jaw. Two alternatives -and less costly plans will forwarded to the state Water Resources Control Board by March 1, along with the $27~ million pro1><>5al. . One alternative, Which would C06t $153 million, would meet the CalifornJa Ocean Plan Standards, but wouJd not meet the E PA biologlcal NOW OPEN! A COMPLETE HYDROPONICS Center AUTOMATED GREEN HOUSES • in Operation on Display Supplies • Equipment ~ Literature Come in and see the amazing soil-less gardens, growing more nutrit ious and delicious fru its and vegeta~les with less t ime i1tnd effort. We haYe something for eyeryone .. IN LOVE'" • If you love 9rowin9 thin9s -Green houses, plants, seeds. • If y0ti love Bi rds • Aviaries, Finches, Parka- keets. < • If you love indoor plants, macrame, pottery. • If you love your home -screen rooms, stor- a9e lockers, planters, supplies, etc., etc. HUDSON'S . the bill. about $34 tl'!llion. THE GARDEN CENTER Under SPnatc Bill 90. the NEPTUNE SOCIETY sanitation districts ca n n o t compl•t• Cr•m•ll•n servlcn " I I h h with dllstmin1flon 11 IN raise proper y axes. \\' 1c Th• Diinui.c1 Slit1PI• ... ,1,,...11,,. now average 39 eents for each ro Th• cnuv '""""" M1ort\11ry Sl oo r ed I " I F11n1r•I CenMtery Syslelll 12031 Btach Blvd. (at Chapman), Stanton, Calif. Open 7 Day1 10''tll 6 PM -Ph. 193-7513 Comt & Watch Ut GROWi! ORANGE COUNTY Both office rs testified ill taped statements that will now be \'ie\.\'ed by a jury that the fracas broke out because they declined invitat.ioos to dance and told \vomen patrons they \Vere "j us t n o t interested.'' O assess \'a uation. 24 Hovr Sen-k• 714-641·7431 !~~~~~~~~~ . _A_ s_c_pa_rat e I re. or user IL---,"-=-===::_,-_:--_c:.=-=-==~""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~~ c: • • 2 Appointed SACRAMENTO (UPI) San Bemardlno C o u n t y Supel'\lisor Daniel D. MJkesell and Tulare County Supervisor Donald M. liillmnn were appointed by Gov. Ronal~ Reagan to the Council on lntergO\'emmenlnl Relations. hotlkesell, 63, and Hillman, 53, botll Republicans, re p I a c e David L. 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' FROM Fash ion Island Newport Beach · STEREO SOUNDS OP THE 'HARBOR ~------,, ' I ' \ ,I V~I T•lttlllll OCTOGENARIAN MARY ROUTT VISITS WITH 'FEL~OW COEDS' 80-year old Youthful . Campus Life ReuJardi1ig CLAJµ:MONT (UPI) -S>me 60 year$ betwe<n her The di sc ussions and (riendships with the students have rejuvenated A1rs. Routt, Oct_.rtan Mary R o u ( l and the aludenls. She as)'> who said: -·( like the aitid!m.'I the gap people speek of "My preocriptlon for staying aimed al loday's young lrequeatly is not a matter young 11 anodalion wllh people. She aaya thooe who of age bul ralher of yoongslers. I don~ km'lr bow oondemn the young don~ lmow cooununicatlon. young ll's go!Dg to keep me, how Ibey act and lh!nk. For the llCUdenll al Scripps but lt'1 made me feel a lot -·-· .... ---Mal"J .-Routl---l:oow. College, Mrs.-Roull !.s friend younger. I'd rather asoodate She's surrounded by ,.... and confidante. with kids anytime than wllh S,IXMlofthem. -Mn. Routt, a , form er people my own age." Mn. Routt lives In a slngle-journalist who once wrote a Mrs. Routt ls active on and room senior apartment at syndicated co I u m n in off campus. When she l111't · Scripps C.Ollege, one of six WashingtOn, O. C .. ls often auditing classes or attending Claremont colleges. questioned by students who seminars. she can be seen A widow, she moved to the want lo compare the present at art openings, concerts and campus fro1n her 20-room political scene with those of anything else she finds to her house in 1972 when her other years . liking. h~banddl~. "' ................. iiiii .... .;;.-.-.-.---------lt Isn't comnton practiL'e to1 :1wd;~"d0c;~pu~ 11.';: ~ . (QLLECTOR'C CORNER the cue of Mr1. Routt an ~ e~oo was made. She was STAMPS.• COINS • SUPPLllS' one ol tlie original board ol f:;;trMll'll fo1-St1111p 111it Col•-SOUTH. . Coll1,tot1 ' • trust ... for Ille college in lll'l6 IOtml COAST ·YIUAM -· ~ and oontrtbuted ~ of the · :1111IOtmll'UZA111n • ~'t=~== isunt~~~, .... ·a·o·tm .... n 1!174 DAILY PILOT A l l Bandits Hit IDegal Aliens SA N Y S l DR 0 (AP) -"1SO!v~. In 1973, U. S. Bandl!.s who lurk In the otne<rs found four bodies in shadows 8t night along the or near the Otay river bottom Mexico-CaUlOrflia border have less than two miles 'north .of become the moot !eared the border. One man had been unknown that awalts illegal tortured and slain . aliens who try to slip lnto R~ENTL Y 16 aliens from the Uni ted States. . tltexico. Guatemala and El 'lbe growing number or Salvador -eight of them assaults and robberies by women -were robbed and border ,gangs pose a major assaulted. , WfXTY to the U.S. Border A.s few as 10 percent of Patrol, a spokesman says. the~ attacks are ever reported, At least a dozen slaylng9 in border patrol offloen say. recent years have go n e "Allens comlng into the ------ United States are about the eosle.at prey for thugs thal there¥ is," said F.d Barnette, a .. islanl chief agent for the Border . Patrol's Olula VistA sector. 11They're about helpless. Ninety-ni11e percent are never armed. Unl ess they pick up rocks or sticks to defend themselves , they don't stand a chance.'' The gangs are sometimes organized. Barnett said ln an interview. 8/cViroR ~W~~R HOW TO DO THEM STEP IY STEP Anvone can care tor a Brusl'I & Blower tta•r s1yte. or our olher curl coaxing, luss·lree. lull tuncllonal SCISSOR STYLES whleh are as easy 10 do a• 1us1 111ampoo1 Our lamp cuts, ftng&f' 1uinble eu1a. curling Iron cut1, waat, towel dry, brusti ·n Uulf cuts °' simple wast! and wear cuts are SCIS-. SORED, an 1ake-care-of voursell stylos. Good tor any age, any tta1r. No 1eas1ng, no rollers. oo olns. no POLLUTING HAIR SPRAYS. ALSO: HO SIT NlMAHIWT WAVIS, TOU MAT HIYIEI WAMT TO SIT TOUI HAil A5AIH. JOSEPH'S SCISSOR STYLING Hunllngton Beach Fullerton 9$64 HOMiltoft A•e. 105 N. "-"°" ••4. 968-3535 879-3863 I A.M. ho IOP.M •• Set. & S.a. 9 t. $ P.M. Big savings to make homemakers happy. JCPemey 123 456 769 0 9 t-·---··-... CHARGE IT with your JCPenney Charge Card. If you don't have a charge, just see how fast we can open up yqur new account. • :~::Eiyco~~!.sl is ca:'~ ,~, ~ VILL8G8 honorary member of the l ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~iii:iiii:ii~iii~~j board. I -- MRS. ROUTI' doesn't like to compare today's generation of YOWlll-people ')'ith past generations, but me speaks up to defend them If they are criticized. "We sbould realize that they are different than I was," she said of the way they speak and dress. "&I they do think and analyze what they're trying (O do. . "1bey have a ! re a·h viewpoint that we aometlmee can't reconcile our 1 e Ive' with." She pointed OU( thal loclay'a young people are .11 v l n a: through more tUfbulen( times, and that "We had a much easier time when l was ln college. It \\'IS much easier to make solutions t o our problems/ b e c a u s e the probleml were easier." Mrs. Routt, who doesn't affect today's alang and isn't blue jearu:, suggested that those who critidze young peo- ple t;zy liviog among them to get to know them . SHE JS convinced the ex· perience would chage such critical oplnions. A generation gap doesn ·1 exist in Mrs. Routt's life even though there is a span of • t . ,. r1v-1a: Triv-ia: • • CAL-VET $168 mo. TOTAL New Horizons fulJ .. alae ' beclreom home• 6112 CIEST AVE. llyenkle, Calif. (714) 617-6912 Call Collect ll!O flll-11 LWS $24,550 DrnlCIPlf'I • Mort9IO' Benkert lnYtttment CounMllng IAIL H. CAIU.WAY Mort ...... n1c.~ unimportant matters: trifles much of our ,research is wasted on. New Daily Pilot Saturday feature triviaddicts can't live without. The definition you get depends ·on who you ask- Webster may think trivia (small I) is •.• well , trivial. But Trivia (big Tl is a fascinating feature that tickles the brains of some of the Orange Coast area's most ~phisticated newspaper readers. Can you name Jack Armstrong 's -high school? How about Judy Garland 's dog in tile "Wizard of Oz " movie? The name of the "Star Trek" spaceship? II these are the kind of (iuestions tljat-tum-you on,you.'.re a trivladdict .-. or- you could be one if you 'd just let yourself go. Check out "Trivia" (with a big T. by T.T.) in next Saturday 's edition olthe . . . · . . . - DAILY PILOT , • • -' .. Flocked Broadcloth see yd Reg. 1.19 Gingham Checks 89¢ yd Reg . 1.19 Dols 'n solids for matchmaking. Machine- wash. no-Iron POiyester I cptton. 45" wide. Check ·em oot. They'll never need an iron. Machine wash POiyester/cotton. 45" wide. \ ' SALE Fashion Prints 1.04yd. Reg. 1.39 Eaaycare POiyester/cotton. Machine wash 'n dry. 45" wide. ~~D '"" 25% OFF Prices effective lliru Wednesday. Feb. 27 SALE Pillow pairs ~ Two-Fer Rug _..,1 , 2/$5 Reg. 2.99 ea. Dazzle Yarn 96eskein Reg.1.29 2/3.50 Reg . . , Three sly1es in shags, piles . sculptured piles. and more. 27" x48~ · , . . 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WHITE FRONT DI I ER§ THE LARliEST §El EC (101\1 OF J\IATIOl\IAI IY FAMOUS BRAl\ID!i 1 . ~ ... 3088 BRISTOL ST. ~··· ,... 1/ ··-1• 11 .. 1"·-·· --· ------·---·-• stWll CITf • 11'tD'flllmlRW. • La..i """ .... •IUatltl• .... _ .... JlllkefU"81 ( • .mu •. 1•u..maat1. t ......... , ·. ' • -' Real Log~ May Keep . Home Fires Burning By GEORGE LEIDAL Of.JM Delly l"llot '''" ' Countless Sou th er n · Calllornians, lnclud1ng· many:woo 111eW the c1llll cil winter as well as -their own name, have been reminded by rthe energy crisis dial logJ In a fireplace cr~clde when burned. .' Until tfiermostat s 0\\'ere Ofdered lov;~red to 68, g~nerations ·or calilornians used to noiseless gas flames over fake logs ll)ay not have heard wood •sputter and pop 11s it burns. ' • ' U the-sales record at the lrY.tne -<1iritpany wood lot on Sand Canyon Ave. nue is any clue, many are now exper- iencing the sounds and warmth of real wood fires on oool, gasless SUnday even-~ Budllng~ of the company's ..... . . agrl!'llltural division said sales of firewood are up 50 ]>e;rcent this year. "The figure would be_ !>jg)ler. except for. an energy crisis paradox," Buchinger added. "In the last three or four weeks when gasoline bas been SQ&l'Ce, fewer people have ooen . coming to the lot to buy wood." FIREWOOD IS not a cheap alternative tO natural gas. , But cooSidering it is nearly pointless ' to tum down a gas_ fired furnatt_Jo 68, only to li!if!t up a gas fired fireplace;· wood is comforting in that it provides heat and c:hann without wasting natural resources. Despite !Is hiah. <'OSI, ~ firewood sold in· Southern California is actually a waste product. Buchinger points out that 'the _citrus, eucalyptu,, and oak for sale on their · Joi comes from trees which have to..i their value as crops, or windbreaks, or trees which are dead or diseased. ~ price reflects the demand for firewood , a company spokesman said, "and' the cost <:J. preparing it for saJe." Wood for fires ts sold in cont or hall cord Jots, ·although supermarkets this y~ar have offered spindly logs at prices ranging from 3 to 5 sticks for a-·dollar,,.. --------- CORD WOOD is another matter. ~ Is a stack of 18 or 24-inch logs which flll.o an area four feet by four feet tiy eight feet. The single Irvine Company lot reports sales to date this· year of 210 c:Ohis. YOU .. < DAILY PILOT SECTION B Sunday. F•bruary 24, 1974 {, ... • Da!IY .. Hor .. llo .. by Polridl O'Do11n.i1 That's enough to light up a fireplace two or three days and evenings each week tor an entire winter in about 219b0mes. IRVINE COMPANY EMPLOYE WAYNE WRIGHT STACKS CORD OF WOOD r • ., r ---' CRACKLING FIREPLACE GIVES WINTER A SOUND At Your Service Got a problem? ":rhen write Pat Dunn. Pat toill cut red tape, get th.4 answers and actton 11ou need to 'solvc inequities in government and. business. Mail your questiom to Pat Dunn/At You'i" Service, Orari0«'Coa1t Daily Pilot. P.O. Boz 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca. 921128. 17> elude your telephcme number. The column appears 011 Su.nda.111, W ednesdqua and Fridaus. .. Benefit• Delayed; Lo•n Offered : ' DEAR PAT: I qualified for A~ (~d to the Totally Disabled) beoeflls in December, but the changeover from county welfare to fejleral admlnisb:lllllin has resulted in .mlssing checks for January and February. Although tbO"Soelal Security office has ,provided me with a $100 "emergency" check, I can't possibly survive until mid-March when it is anticipate:d that my regular checks will arrive. What Cl!ll a persoo do -other than· starve,.... in this type of situa· lion? I called welfare,. but.was told I'.d.ba.ve to_ visit the offire·and go through a lot of red tape before any· assistance could be given. I've just had surgery and cannot stay On my i.et looger than 30 minutes. J.O., Santa Ana An emergency lnterest4ree '"IMn from the county welfare department ls being arranged by Ille Santa Au SOclal See1ir1ly offlee for ~u. T-emer- gency loam of ap to SZGI ia moat euea, are avaUable to penont wllole fed- erllly lllUed 1uptilementary ..cmt!Y Income cbecu have gone allray. Social Secllrlty mUlt .. dfy tile redJiloat II ellllllle to· receive SSl betldlls aad a form bal to be IUed wtlh Ille wellan lleporb!leot before a Jou cu be pnceslled. Slnte yoo .... m1ble to tnftl, IW ,._t will be -. care of •I 1"'Jr ... _ .... ~ ..... will bed~ to,... ' . ' > ·Fireplaces are not efficient hQtne heaters, but the warmth of the Dames and-.-coaJs do disperse the chill of a foggy damp evening. One Eastern farmer reportedly has rigged 'his fireplace with coils which collect heat that otherwise wastes in th.e drlmney. Ciopper pipes carry the heated water around the baseboards to beat this four-bedroom farmhouse . Sucl:t a sophisticated system he claims cost less than 1100 including the small electric pump which circulates the water. rr TAKES a cord of wood a week to nm full time in freezing weather, sometJrlng less for subtropical climes. If you don't mind picking up your owe logs, already cut to length and spll~ the typical wood lot in Orange More plentiful, however, are supplies from the roadside lots in tile .ArrOwbead, Big Bear or Crestline areas -.ilere culled diseased trees await willing logsplitters. For a nominal fee. and a Jot of work, a couple of men can bring home a cord of pine or other softwood in an afternoon. Splitting the logs requires tools, skill and patience, on the part of the do.it· yourself er. Professional wood.cutters use power saws anQ automatic splitter to chunk the logs to fireplace size. Once brought home, the logs are best stored under an eave. Without much difficulty, a gas log installation in a genuine woodbuming fireplace can be removed and the gas jet used a.s a convenient ftreStarter. CouiJty will sell l'OO a cord for $60 to ONL y THE MOST f-~"-·-muat f/5. ' ®~ '-!In-' 1-.Angeles County, cord prices , ::!: d~~ :~vings and kindlirti; range from l8S to $95. • Burning softwoods at the outset of 'l\e lot run. by the Irvine Company a hortie:-Jaid life is 'the best way to elfers . .....,.. lop far $63, .¢unu. ol• . 1>uikr ·1tp coOJs~ to igmtii lhe dlfficµlt eucelyptaa for 183 a cord an<L$75 a to -start-euealyptus or .,.k, regardless cord is asked ror the long burning oak. of th~ igni_!jgn giethod -sas .. newspaper Occasionally a neighbor will pass along .or shaving! aoi:tk~ ~ the name of a farmer in Otlno or In no case , is gasoline -re'.commended Noreo who delivers for the same prices, as a firestarter. but most firewood specialists charge Besides being 4angerous, t b e for home delivery. petrolewn fumes mask die fragrance At the height of the season, curbside of a bUmiDg wood• fire. service ~ually meam a wait as well, Like its wines. c.alifornia's woods have so the trip to the wood lot is advisable a bouquet all their ~. ( tor time in a hurry. • Citrus bums' beSt ·with wine and cheese, for two in a blanket or a single THE MORE adveoturou,, may obtain with a good boot. ae$5 pennlt from the U.S. Forest Service Eucalyptus sweetens · the foolest of and gather falleo wood in 4he Cleveland party ainl and oak ITbould be saved Nalional Foreot. for a Super Bowl aftermOn In tile rain. . ' .: . \ '.l:fie llllop oWller callCj! me and wants his set .back, ·but I dm"t knri\V .what my regal po<il100 is. I'd bale to go across the Mexican bonle< and lie 'att.sted for • ~;stealing" a TV set, since I did stop payment on my check and was Dot given a receipt at the -time of ~base. How can I return ibis set to the shop with- out getting into trouble with the Mexican authorities? J .C., San Juan Capistrano A U.S. Customs tpokesman advises yoa to nplaln this situation to U.S. border intpedors at sa'n Ysidro. Customs officials will handle retarnlng tbe tet to lbe Tijuana tltop and question the manager about bis tet switching aales practice. Be able to provide the bank affidavit yoa signed to stop pay. ment on your check. · · -. Land Refund ~JAe DEAR PAi;; We cancelled our purchase ol a piece of Florida property from Washington Development Corp. and were promised our refund of $247 within 90 days of rocelRI It our quit clalrn deed. When the mooey didn't come wit)Un the allotted time, I wrote twice, but have had no response to either .Jetter. -· . . . · . E.L., Hoetlogton Beach ,. , The C!tlllJNlll)' ~ that you are due a refund but 5ys 11at the present time no mon&et are ' iomC out.·~ An officlal of the U.S. Office of Inter1tate l.ud Sales Reglatratlon .. ya tbe firm la llable ·for. refunds -to about l,llOl;lalld· buyers l:iecaue the sale, were made when lbe company had not filed neceuary reports: wttb the Land Sales Office. As a result, the developer was required lo advlte buyers In ltn 'th;ll they were eligible f0< refunds. Bis tobll Uablllty at a result of U.S. actloa and olber contractual arrangements was about $200,toO, of •*It. $81,M bas been refunded. so far. The federal official sag~ gests yoa send your cGmplalnt to the Interstate Land Sales Office,. Dept. of HUD, Washlngtoll, D.C. !NIO. The agency cannot represent indlvldnals, but has been nccet1fal iR obtaining refunds. Complain.ts also may be sent to the Divbion of Florida Land Sales, P.O. Box '4t8, Tampa, Fla. 33I0'1. Shopping Help Needed D)'AR PAT: Is there any charitable group in tile 11arbo< Area· that could provide 'temporary cleaning and food shopping for an elderly -who Is planning to go lnlo Ille hospital for surgery and will have no me to care for he< 1'i>en she returns to her home? Ordinarily I WoWd help ou• but family dutiea require me to return to the East lo< several -U and l 1worry about w ... t 1..,,,1en vie • ' ' . .. how this lady will gel alollg unUI sbO recovera eoougb to help her!elf. . DEAR-: PAT: I be~ my brother a quarter you won't "1swer my question, but rm gojng to Icy anyway. Where can I get real jliggler's beUa !or my .• magic act! I don't want tlie 'c:heap kind available in oome hobby ,anil magic to -, I . ' -R.G., Newperl Beach Tbe-i)>pe of --_-alstance'yoa.·reqoestod II provided by Ille .FISH Orgaallatloa, .,.-by tbe -r Coucil ol Claarcbes and Claurch Women United. FISH o11..,, loelp of an Immediate ud ltmporary utare •Diii Oilier resoilrces can take.-over. lta volunteer! 'respoaded to 119" calls In lt7S and traveled %2,531 mUet to perform tbek' ltl'Vlces. Ttltpllione ta ltlt to make ar· ares. • .•' .... • 1 < J.J!., N~ Boildi You Jolt. 11Real11 Janle'rt aae rii&ber IACrotse Wit -Ule~i:Mllf 1111 In. Canada. Y • • 1Jll«bt. w1111 to practjce for awklle wllb 11l1Ck rabber balli sold al.JIOI ....... ~,..•re rea4Y to.COD~ effller !ht Vlce1joy Robber C.mpuy, ·Toroill, e.r UM Dombdoa Rubber COmpeay, MontrtaJ, to pun:Use profes- alooal J1111llng balls. Bow to Return TV DEAR PAT: Last ~ I purchaSed a Sony portable television eel from a shop In TijQaoa. I paid .for It by pemnal checl< and the tel was "packed" In another room while I waited. When 1· got home and unpacked the 1et, I found a awlltb had been P!"led1 I dliln't get the lnodel I'd paid for and the ..i I got dl~'t evalh&ve t l:ord: I aloppecl payment on my check Immediately. ' . . . rangementa tor helping your friend. 1, Certlfyhs9 Meefla1dc• DEAR PAT: I aln an automobile mechanic and my brother. who lives in the East and also is in this line of work, told me that he is almost ready to take tests from the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. Other than saying he will be a "c~rtlfied mechanic" U be passes these ltsts, he didn't tell me much about this program. Where can I gel lnlorrnatton and find out U I might qualify far these tests, too? • t.K., Ganlea Grove Write lo llZS K St., N.W., Wublnglon, D.C. -. Tiie Nallual !Jltdlllle - '· ....... ·----• _ __, __ _ I • What's Best Firewood? Chart Gives Some Tips What kind of firewood to cut or buy? ls aroma more important than fast starting? What types ol. wood produce the most heat? If you have let your fireplace lie unused for years, you may fmd the selection of types of wood at the wood lot confusing. McCulloch Oxp., a chain saw manufacturer, has drawn UP: a chart which ·. compares 18 kinds of firewood for ease of starting, relative beat, sparks and fragrance in your f1replace. It may help make the selection easier. TYPE OF EASE OF RELATIVE WOOD-. STARTING HEAT SPARKS FRAGRANCE Apple Poor High Few Excellent Asb Fair High Few SHgbt Avocado Good Medl1t01 Few Slight Beech . p-Rlgb Few Sllchl" Birch Good Medium Moderate Sligbl t'berry Poor ll!gb Few ExceUent Cedar EiC.llt.it· Medlam Many Good Citru Fair Medium Very Few Excellent Eucalypllls Poor Very High Many c .t'alr 1llm Fair Meillum Very Few Fair Hemlock Goo4 __ High rtfany Good ffickory Fair High Moderalt Sllgbl Locull Poor High Very Few Slight Maple Poor Very lllgb Few Good Oak Poor Very lllgb Few Fair Piiie Excellent Medium Many Excellent Sycamore Fair Medium Few Sllghl Walnut FaJ.:. Medium Few Slight for AwtomoUve Service Excellence was started.JD mld-lfn-u an.Jadepeadent non-profit corporation ltellded by a zt.member Boarl of Dlrecton selected from Ill -n of tbe utomoifve ...-vice lndastry plm repr.,..taifvos of edllcatlo1 and pftnment. NIASE's test• are developed: and administered by the Educational Testing Service of Prfnceton, N.J. Thfi automobile me-. cbanlc wbo toccenfaJly cOmpletet a series or eight tests ls recognized as a Certified General Alllomoblle Mechanic. Starthig thla spring, NIASE will pub- lish a directory of garages, dealerships and service stations which employ certtfted mechanics. Toy Terrier Wanted DEAR PAT: When I was a youngster, I had a t.oy rat terrier that I was very food of. I'd like to buy another mw and want lo know if you can locate a kennel In Orange CoWlty that sells this breed. J.N., Laguna Beach ' . Yoa probably have "fox" and urat" mixed up and really want a toy foz terrier, known for Its rat bunting abUlty. Contact Orange County Toy Breeden • P.O. Box !1%21 Anaheim 9280l EncMe return postage for information about area breeders. ·Sharing a Garden DEAR PAT: I'm anxious to plant a vegetable garden, ab::lut 1,500 to 2,500 square feet. The problem is that I don't have space available and I'd like to contact a person who will trade land for labor. I'm an experienced gar· dener and will do the digging, planting and upkeep, for the privilege of using the land and sharing the vegetables. Would you help me find out it anyone in Costa Mesa, South santa Ana, Irvine or East Huntington Beach is willing to go for my idea? · S.W.N., Costa Mesa Readers lnteretted in S.W.N.'s shared "inhaUon garden" project can con• tact him by writing to !711 Peterton Way, Apt. f.P, Costa Mesa, 9%626. Certificate on Way DEAR PAT: I requested a copy of my daughter"• birth cmilicale from the Bureau of Vital Reconls in New York on Oct. 9. I gave every detail pos- sible and enclo8ed my check for $2. l~ve received the Cancelled check, but still oo certificate. My daughter has to ha ve this to get her drivers' pinnit and that's why it's ao imwrtanl I wrote again in December, bul never re-- ceived an answer. ~ J.H., Santa Au A Vital Record1 ofDclal in Albany, N.Y. was as aggravated as you about this sltutioa aid proniiled yov daugbter's birth certificate Immediately with apologlea far yoor laconvealence. Roof Bole Pluner ' DEAR PAT: A man at the hanlware store where l shop told me he 's beard tbere'a aorne -Ind of product a ~rson cao use to plug roof holes. It's a Uquid sealer that's new on the markei. and another custonler had told h.un about It. can yoo fiad 001 What It Lo and how it works? . ' G.T.1 Newport Beacb Yoa may be ttferrlq to a pndact callfld Aqua.Stop, wblcb Is a pour~e liquid plasllc ,..ler Ulat pro-to flow freely along the hidden path mode by waler u 11 leab tllroagh tile tarlou layers of rooflllg material. Fluco of Florida, llfl Okaeeloodoeo 'Roai, Fl. Plerff, Fla. 334111 will •Md you a free booklet-I Udo pnrlacl, 111" ,.._ 11 by mall • --I I ' ' l • ' " • ' ' • ; l I I ' . I ' 8 % OAJLY PILOT Consumers'. Complafuts ~ruse 100% SACRAMENTO (AP) -Coosumer complainta to state agencies nearly doubled In 11113 over the pnovious year, the state OePflrtment of ~r A!faln said In a report last week to the l"""1lOI' and legislature. The department Includes SI regulatory boards, bureaus and commissions. Jt received 81,958 CX>f\Swner complaints during 1973, up from 42,210 complaints during 1!112, depanmait direct« John T. Kehoe said . The biggest Increase was in the l!lreau fi Automotive Repair, which was starlf'd midway throu&h 1972 and now handles 3,500 complaints per month, Kehoe sald. .,'llJe report added that the Bureau ·of Automotive Repair "wa$ instrumental in the rotum ol $250,000 In refunds and tr.. repelr work to Calllcrnla QCJnStDl')erS ... Overall, the Sl dlvblons of the .~t conducted 133,1176 lmpecllons and 1n ... t1gatlons last year and took djsdpllnary octioos ranging Ir om dtatiom or compliance orders to ·reTOCation of licenses ln 55.364 cases. Some of the divef1e activities ol the department listed ln the amual report tnc!ude: BOXERS -6117 boxing complaints were received by the State Athletic Commission, resulting in suspension of 42 licenses and issuance of 58 fines. CEMETERIES -57 written wamings were issued by the Cemetery Board for oompliance with r e g u I a t i o n s involving, among other th t n gs , endowment care trust foods. cemetary lot sales and mausolewn coostruction. · ·CHIROPRACTORS -The Board o1 :°chiropractic Examiners handled 761 ; oompaints, including own~ fee ; adjuetments, and 1 n I t i a t e d· 104 ; investigations. One result, the report : said, Is that advertising by chiropractors ; offering free x-rays has been eliminated. '..:. CONTRACTORS -The OJmnlctors' State Licenfle Board last year took part in settlements of complaints that saved consumers a tot.al of $2.57 million. The board aliOi started registration ol. home iil}Provemeot salesmen. ... )1.EAIJTY -'!be Board o1 Cosmetology ljl8pect.d 21 ,0'70 beauty salons, wig itylist.s, manicurists and o t h er COlllleli>logy !inns, bandies 601 consumer amplalnts resulting ln 20 criminal convictions, 40 license revocations and 50 &uspemm.. FUl\NITIJRE -2,912 violauons ol furniture, bedding a n d upholstery regulations~ by the Burea1J of Home , which gained au1llority last June lo administer flam· mability standards. Good Deed People She's Ready to.,Listen . To Hot Line Callers Beverly Wunderlich ls one of many people who do wlwtteer work !or an agency ln!omially knolm aa '!be Center and olflcially called the Harbor Area Youth Problem c:eoter. '!be Center, located al 132 E. 11111 St., Qlota Mesa, has a Zl-bour bot line, operat.s a VD clinic oo r.-lay and 'lbunday evenings, and olfera lndl· vidual coonsellng and the oPPO<tunJty to join rap group1. '!be rap groups .,.. held Mooday throuih 'l'hunday, beginning al 7 p.m. The director of the center ' Is Alan Miller, a poycholocisl Mrs. wunil.;llch, who UV1!s ln Mesa Verde and Is a graduate student in psychology at Cal SU\te, Loog Belch, has been helping out at The Center !or more than a year. She answers the bot 1lno and also teepo staUsUca on the calls, dalSilylng them by type and area, so that organizatloos !bat support The Center can see the kind ol servke that Is given. Mrs. Wund<rlich lakes hot line calls two nlglda a month on shllta from s p.m. to 6 a.m. Her husband, Bob, also takes c&lla one night a month. "I have bad times when I WBj1led someone to talk to and !l's nice to be there ,men somebody needs to talk,"slle said of lho work. · The Center need!: a miter ol about 60 vohmteers wOO will each take one 12-hour shift a month to man the hot line. Presently, however, there are only 40 to 45 volunteers so 10me musl take two ahl.ft& If anyone wishes to help, 1be Center's office number la 6f2-037'7. The bot line number ls 6'2-0032. Mrs. Wunderlich •lresaed that '!be Center attempts to help people o! all ages. Belp for You Octane, .Ratings Charted Wbich brand of gaaoline should you 00y U your owner's car manual says your car should uae 95 octane gas? There &eem to be several choices, though in these days of sOOrt.age you may be happy to get any gaSJUne. Since September, the <Jost o! Living Council (CLC ) bas required oil com- panies to post octane ratings on gasoline pumps. Therelore, it would seem !bat the simple way to find a 95 octane brand would be to read the rating stickers on a service station's pumps. But it ls not that simple. The U.S. publication, Consumer News, points out that there are three ways of determining octane ratings: research method, motor tests and road tests. CLC requires the raUng posted on pumps to be an average of the research and motor ratings. The octane rating in iw owper's manual is based on the research method. This means that the CLC rating is usually f points less than a research rating alone. For example, a JJl.Imp with an average octane rat- ing or 95 would actually be a ga. brand With a rating ol 99 based on the re- search method. The accompanying di.art is intended to help you make the conversions. The top 'line of the chart shows the CLC octane ratings. Below that are the research octane ratings for major gas brands. (Ratings are rounded; true ratings on pumps and by research method may be a lraclim bighel' or lower. Also, octane levels are adjusted by oil companies to meet special situations ol a geographic atea and allitude.) Buying the correct octane gas is bnportanl to prev!l1l ~ "knock," which can damage your car's engine. But a gasoline with a higher octane than your car needs Is not neceosarily belter, Consume< N .... points out With the mergy shortage and lncn!uiJJC gas [rices, there iJ more Med to buy only gu with the lowest octane rating lbal prevents ~ ln your car's engine: · l' °" C•• BelP, New Program .-Aids .Disabled The Orange ec.inty Red O.U. headquartered' In Sanla Ana, Is looldn( !or volui>ta<n to hell> MOit ouj ~ ellglble r.r a new lederal ~ -aiding blind « dlj9N+!' ....... c1u-. . : 'IM JleOl>le r....i am! tntarnewid by the volunleon coulil receive -rrom 1he SUpplemental sec u r It y Income program, initialed Jut year by the Social Se<urlty Aclminlsbi\Uon. 'l1le ~I JllOi1'lm provides a buic cash payment !or mlll1om al pqle over 65 who are also bllnd or handicapped. II Is &signed to bell> pay bills too high to A.,.s llm>u&b pensions « mrmal Social Security payments. DIMr Pli.t Sltff PMte BEVERLY WUNDERLICH AT 'THE J;ENTER' .._., -· ........ -....... -" • • • " • • .. • • .. ..... -·· " .. .. .. .. .. " • • "' m ~M ·-"'"' ·--""'"" u.i....w """"" .. _ .... a.,.111 ~-.. ~ Calf G•!fn-ol Goo<"'1t . N•N•l .... , "'"'" ·~~ .... _ f'kU1lpe .. _ ..... .. llwll .... -..... ---,.._ """""' """"' /· So, be!°"' you buy gas again, check the owner's' manual r ... the octane rating suggested for your car. If your manual does not suggest an octane rating (manuals !or cars made before 1970 may not), experlmeol: Tbe next time you get gasoline, l>Jy a brand with an octaile rating lower than the oce you have hem buying. U the lower rated gas does not knock, buy loven a io-rated·ps the next time. Keep buying "down" until )'OU notlao a knock ln the OOClne. Thea buy "up" a octane « two tile nen time. 'l"bll llhJuld be the minimum octane gas your car can use without tnoc:k. · PRl•lllYINTOR · Entire SPRING INVENTORY '!lie Red Cru!8 chaplel' hu - designated. the agency In the Q01Ety to a><>rdlnaUo volunteon to implemanl the aims.DI the new -am. Anyooe Interested ln vollmleerlnc can call the volumary action -. ln Garden G111ve or C4ota Neu al 530-2370 or 642-0663. People who lhlnk they mil be ellglble for the --« -someone who Is can calf llJO Red Cro'11. . For other volunteer ~unltlt11, · ::all the Volunteer Action Center, Sooth Orange Colllty, Bl 842--096S. Some ol the oppartunltios avallable are: A part-time bookkeeper is needed to assist the Retired Senior Volunteer program at lhe center. Hours needed are one to t~·o and a half days a v.-eek. Big &-othera and Big Sisters ... needed by the Youth Services pnicram, _,...i by the Ollta Mesa and ~ Beach Pollce Departmmts, Volwlteen lllllll be al leut 18 years old with no crtmlnll record. A ..,..year camml~ ls required. Vol1mteen -km a ........ ooe relalloosbip with chl1dnn I to 14 yeera old who ha,. bad - with the law. A volun-who can type but hal lo work at borne can !Ind a paolllon with the March ol Dimes typlnc t,000 labels . · Medical ""'1stants are needed by the Huntington Beach ~ Clinic to give patients lnlormalloo, chedr; them In and asast the docton in examlnallons. Previous uperialce Is ROt oecc ary.-Altb>ugh worten are needed at var1ou8 tlmm, all .wt ill -ID the lltemoono ..i mnnp on Moodaya, Wedneoday1 ID d lburldays. Mon's -loolclng I« I ....tee project mlibl llnd -tq with tho Blc Bnllhon of 0ranp County o reWlrdlng experi8loa. Vol-..., -to relate to """" -boys .... a panonal bub. AIDEP' BY HER GUIDE DOG, MRS. ETHEL LEE TAKES HER FOUR ADOPTED CHILDREN FOR A STROLL Behind Mn. Lff .,. Melod•, 2) Chrys, 8, Bunny, 4, ind Willy, 4 % "Don't See Prej1ulice ' Blind Pair Adopt Children off 4 BIG DAYS Feb. 25, 26, 27, 28 ST. LOUIS, MO. IUPll -There are · lour childr<n in the home <i Ethel and Jim Lee, and none ol them is quite like any of the others. Olrystopber is the oldest-an eager ~r-0ld, willing lo help bis mother u best he can to take care of the • )'OQlgel' ones. Andria Jean, 4, known as Bumy, Is a pretty, qui« little girl. Wally. 4, is 0 ftie.<o,.., dllld With short bl<nl hair ,.. an unobtnllllve manner. Melodee. 2. ... 8d:S the most attention with her ~ curly bolr and her quick smile. E'l1JEL AND Jim Lee l~ve be<n 1 bUnd since birth. 'Illei r children are not llolr ~ but were brougtht into a -.. tfaat shows so much Jo\·e that an outakltt has dJ ffi culty in .........SllC why II adoption agencies • 6111\ -IO give the Lees a chant'<!. the \\'Biting, the frustration and tlle humiliation, their struggle was worthwhile. Alter. they lomd they coo Id not have children of Uieir own. they decided to adopt. They were turned down by 16 dillerent agencies, one « "'itlch kept them on the string !or more lban two years before ref<"lnl! a.om. FINALLY; IN June, 1168, they became the parents ol Ot~. They w..,, the fll"St blind coupl~ Ml!ISOUri to adopt a child. "People would ask 111. 'How can you handle yourselves, n!udl less a family!' we told them thAI II you've never had candy. than you never miss It. lf ,\'ou·ve never had sight, you just learn 10 get aloog without it," Mrs. Lee said . Lee teaches piano technology at the Missouri School !or the Blind a lew blocks fomt Ule family 's home on the city's,, sooth skte. He walks to wort •·ith the help of his guide dog, Shayna . other activities with sighted youngsters his own age. ONCE THEY had adopted their !lrst child tile Lees found the road to adopting other children a little easier -artd just as rewarding. Bunny came into the Lee home in 1970 when she w•• just 51 Odds 'H Ends houn old -a normal, healthy child . ~~i"'~ ~ ;!'! =:.~ FINAL CLEARANCE coosidered retarded and emollooally 2/ Slow, but with the Leet he has ahown remarkable progress and will oooa au.nd · a nursery school with childt8n his own age. 2 for •zs.oo The latest dlailenge has been Melodee ~ Hoang Hoa Lee. Mrs Lee said she was · . "'l . asked by a social worker In 1172 whether 11 she and her husband would be inta'eoted iJn ' in adopting a Negro-Vlelnamese war t:,.. r~ 2515 E. Coast Hwy. orphan. of MocArlflor "We told them we ore not only blind PH•. 61" "900 -we're also color blind," Mrs. Lee ra ROUX FROSTING SPECIAL Reg. 25.00, NOW 15.00· How cari you resist! All the excitement and dazz.le ·of a new you. Let our experts fros~ your hair with streaks of lightning, as soft or jazzy as you like. Long hair is $lightly more. Shampbo and set not included in this .very special price. Beauty Studio, all stores·except .Marlna. __ ,..._ fltlll• tle<trolyolt, lndhWoll ~ ........ Sorry houty Studio Not 0,,.11 Sunday -. ,,., i-G!oUSl't fllat handicapped paw need 1omeone to stand up for ...,. .. ...,. """"'*' 1gcncies that 1111 ~ ore jtlll " capnblc • ...,.. , cl11ni _..,ltd children die.... .. --need. ,,., 1-..... M .spite the fighi, Mrs. Lee stays al home wl lh lhc childrco, aided by her dog, Shellla. Chrys Is partially ~ghted and altends the school !or the blind, but Is abo involvfd ln said. Al the end ol a year's •lrual• r..W111 lo bw with red tape, Melodee made her way ,,_ _________________ _. Into the Lee hJuschoid. Niwroat •#I fASHION IS\ANO • NEW'OIT aNTllt ' 644-~ LAGUNA HIU.S.IMU. • .116-2100 • ' . . ' ....._, ' ,. • ' ' -- • ' : ' ' ' ' ' ' I ' . • ' I I 1 r r .. ------· ' I ' • • • , -- ' J New Eyes for the Seeing A group of Fountain Valley High School students took a short walk throu gh the \vorld of the blind recently and found it a strange and unsettling experience. It was part of the orientation program designed to acquaint them with the problems of the blind patients they will be working with at Fairview State Hospital in C.Osta Mesa. One hWKired and seventy students are enrolled i n Fountain Valley H i g h's Practical Community Services class which is conducted at the hospital. They spend one hour per-day, five days a week, at Fairview assisting the teachers and psychiatric technicians in their work with the mentally retarded patients. ~ . ,. .. \ Sat1.1rday, Ftbruary 2.3, 1974 DAILY PILOT 8 :J ---Don't lnvire' Mom to Breakf By ERMA BO~IBECK There are three things that are overrated in this country; sex, the FBI and nlothers who get up to get their childrens' break!asts in the morning. Several weeks ago, J made public the faet that once a year at Christmas I had breakfast with my children, passed out a few candy canes and told them if they were good they would see me again next year. The mail was positively threatening. ll seems there is !Oll'lething un-American about sacking in "'hile your children run barefo.ot through the breakfast cereal and the plastic toys. Pressured· by p u b I i c opinion, I decided this \\-"eek to-get up and have breakfast with my kids. I put on a robe, shuffled out to the kitchen. steadied myself on the door f r a n1 e and announced, "I am here." "Who ls it? .. asked one son. "Snotv \\lhile lives!" ob- served another. ''Are you all right ?" asked my daughter. "or is your nlattress on fire?" ''\\1hat do you want for breakfast?'' I asked numbly. ''I already got it. Leftover pecan pie and catsup sandv.ich." I opened a "'indow and breathed deeply. "\\lill you get the phone?'' AT.. WIT'S END "'hen you walk down the hall .'' "Then tell her the gray skirt and the yellow sweater set." "She said t~ are Beaverbrook's school colors and there 's a game after school." ' "Then tell her ... " "Tell her yourseU," 1 said, slumping in a chair. "Can you iron this?" asked a son. "It's my gym clothes." The stench made my eye5 smart. "\Vhere did you get these?" -\ "In the clothes hamper, but they were on top." Son1eone was hammering on the bathroom door. "Will you get out of there so I can ~ct my bike IOck out of the pants I \\'ore yesterday?" "Not until you pay me tile 20 cents you borrowed lor lunch." "lley, t.fom. we're running late. co,uld you give us a ride?" Numbly. I forced a cup of coffee to my lips. My hand! shook. ··1 knew she couldn't hack it." said one. "See you next Christ.mas," said the other two. shouted my daughter. 10;;;;;;;m""iiii.iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiii0iiiiii "It's Gloria." I related. "she wants to know \Vhat you 're Need to tGtk to ........ 1 wearing." "Tell her the brown· skirt and tangerine sweater set.'' "She said she's wearing bright green and you'll clash A lntr11. tr11,.... l•Y ~ pt/'10ll wtll Hiltn 1M Miit. C1nlk1M11l1I, 11 Cffl'lof. ~.,,,, A I C H•LI" LIN!: A Mlnlrny of St. AM~'#I 1"r .. by11rl111 cn11rcll. .--------zs· DtSCOUMTr-------- SAN CLEMENTE Antiqur&4nmanll &alr /. hb. 22. 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Ladies' opal and ten dlamttnd cocktail ring ln t4K gold setting. • 1 tlustrations enlarged JC Penney fine jewelry Shop Sunday noon to 5 P .M. at the following atom: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beoch.(714) 644-2313. HUNTINGT.ON CENTER, Huntington Beoeh (714) 892-7771. . • • l , ' ,, ' 1 • • I • • r I t I ' • • J Tropical 'Old West' Found .By JO 01.'!0N Of tM D.tly l"llet Iliff 11Jlc::lllduru-.Ce of the Andert Maya. SUll a n mipoiled tropical paradloe of "'-ing moumalrw a n d CartttJean shores." The travel folder, filled with • c:olorful, enticing pictures of Honduras, beckons American tourista to the countr y's 43,2TT square mile domain, which is home foc 2.5 million people. The central American land ha• captured the imagination of three panners ,.1io are taklllg a Ione look at the halldcra!ts of Hooduras and iuoor)Xl<atiog them into their h .... - Io +Mffilm, the three have put together a "first.time" -exhibit for the Oali-fumla state Museum of Sci· mce ·and Indu!try in EIJI06i- tloo Parlt, LDs Angeles. According to interior designers Cindy Patterson, Liz. Clark and Ray Famuliner, tht arLifacts have been _ p u t together to ,._. a typical Honduran sitting room. Handcrafted furniture is accented by hanging beads, ham-loomed fabrics, native . tern ootta pott.ery and oil paintqs by noted Hooduran -· .. ···- LIMITED BASIS Some of tho artifacts are .a-In the United States -.,., IU only cm a limited -Ma. -•Id. The fµmlture am be cuatom- oi"dored, but finishes other tlm the iypical Hondurpn mahogany must be done in the United Slates. Htr --witll the Central American c o u n t r y began three years ago when Susana Stevenson, v i c e consulate of Honduras, offered a buying trip to interior ~ "The price was right," Ms. Patteroon said. "[t was on!y about $350 for everything." Only two lnleri« designers ao:epted the offer, but to Cindy Patterain one of the two, it was a challenge. She fell in love with the sleepy country, which had "no tourism. no souvenirs." She commented that it was "like a lv'and new coootry." Since then, she has relumed aeV<O times and become well acquainted with Mrs. Stevemon, a South Pasadena resident.. PEllSONAL LEVEL She en! her partners, also interior designers. have gotten involved with Honduras on a ''very personal" level. Ms. Clark end FanJJliner have eadt visited the <Olllllry and both were similarly e!!Chanted. "It's a very poor country," l"0!1U11Ellted Faiiiulli\er. 'Ibey hope, through their shop. the Flying Gazebo l (Flying Gazebo II is in Honduras and is operated with the help of Victor Expana. a Honduran), to "see to what degree Honduran thing& could be used commercially, " Ms. P-said. '"Ibis (the exblbil) could be the first time they've ever been seen. We are creating a market for the products." Honduran craftll are distinct from tho<e · of neighboring <X>mlries, .... polrll8! out. They include terTa -.otta pottery similar to that made in Mexico, embroidered tapestries, beadwork e n d han~ed maho gany furniture of all kinds. The furniture, Ms. Patterson Stop by and see us about our local Yamaha Electone Organ Festival. The sensational news is that our local winners will receive expense-i)aid trips to a plush resort to compete in a Regional . Festival-and then they could win a trip to Houston, and even Japan. There's a division for just about any age group or level of ability -all the way up to super-professional. Hurry by, soon. COAST MUSIC 1 u• Ne•,.." a1Y4., Cetta Meta 642-2851 YAMAHA ELICTONE ORGAN FESTIVAL OUI SUMO A Y' HOUIS noted, Is carved with Mayan designs which are different from one another. CRAFT STAGE "Their furniture is almost in the cra!t st.age," Fa mu liner pointed out. Pieces can be cu st om ordered from the craftsnen in Hooduras, Ms. Patt<nm said, but it takes a 1oog time and they haV< not yet golteo a good import 5)'11<m going. Many or the artifacts they brought in for the show were made in a co-op school in Honduras. Boys aod girls from ll>-16 learn pottery makklg. carving, iron _.. and glam blqwine, tbeo go back to their vill-and take the crafta with them, Ms. cl ark e:tplaioed. '"Ibis country is rather untouched." she con timed. "With a liWe help in thinp they are doing. they can advance. It's like a tropical 'American Old West.' " To the three partners, Honduras is a country where pine trees and orchid<; grow mu,rmingled, where t h e coastline is ~vely a n d untouched, and where tM temperature 'hovers invitingly in the high 7lb. It is a land where they have many friends, and where the people are "fantastic, warm aod natural." TOOugh their pr incipal business is interior design, the three partners have become unofficial an1basSador for Honduras. They spent weeks combing the small villages and fanns in the oountry's heartland to find the many pieces for the exhibit, which includes a typical Honduran kitchen with a special oven. or fogan. Why take time out from business to help a small country get it.s handcra fts in the public eye? "Because we do Jove Ule country," said Ms. Clark. The exhibit will be open daily fmn JO a.m. to 5 p.m. tl.-ough March 3. There is no change. FurniturG and fixtures from Honduras (top) native toys (1bov1 right) are fascination of Flying Gazebo owners, Ray F1muliner and Liz Clark right, end Cindy Patterson. TWELVE TO .FIVE . h South Coast ?lua · • I. • \"'· , Hair Slaves, Go Free! 1W ,_.. _, ......... , .... ...., ef ........ ••au.t· .......... , ...... ,... ............. ..., ..... ............ Lilt. , ........ ,.. .... ,.. .... ...... .... ..... ,... ,........ .. r.: t 171 0. .., -.. .......... Mii., ........ -· ................. ..,.., .... _, ... ,. .. . ' ................... "' ........ ·""""2. ....... .,_ .., ............. _,.., ... , ............. ,. ....... ... ..,.,y ...... Wr...... .. ................ .... ... It ••• .,. ..... ..,...... ~ ....... 1 .............. "" ,,,., JOSEPH'S SCISSOR SffilHG tU4 JIMU!dll A ... llul ...... 111 .. tM..»M- Jll N • ......., llW. Pt' in -.... m.w• . ... .- MOW JIOl TOUI. CO--••• -ll DAIL¥ . ·I AM. .. 10 P.M-sAT. I 5WIQAY:·t _.. I P.M1 • • eo- Tlaank You Gilt Rapped A Lesson Learned DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1 qroe wldl you Chit the Upplnc .,.._ ln our .,..my II Jouoy-4bat ..,,..,,,,.. 8bould l'"Y lbe people who wmt lor them and DOI -the luden cm to the ..-ner. But ao Jong 11 the ll)'1t<m exists, wal-lllU8I depend oo ii tog« by. l am no looger a waitftu, but being one for six years was a great lee.ming experience for me. It taua!Jt -me to be -of others. For eunqjle: ·1 remember '-four and five eectttarh.w med to &k at a table lor two boon at lunch. ask lo< third CICll ot coffee, and leave 15 cents """h -even tbougb they were making at 1-'500 a mmth. 11 .,.,,... occurred to them tbal they were tying up a table that otherWlse might be ....i by t~" or ..,.., three other groups whose tips woold help a waitress pay her rent. ex cour9e, a tip is a gift-but so Is thouglitfuk.-and consideration. Thanks for letting me somd off. • NO NAME DEAR N.: I 'm nre yn: spoke for -olwlllen ud wal.,..... fnm cout te coast, ..t ea bella1f of tllem a11.1·-- DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am '3. dirorced, and living w\111 my widowed mo01er who ii in her 7lb. Wblle I was married, Mod>er lived alone in an apartment near u,,. I aw her eeveral tlmel 1 week, toot her grocery lhoppiog, to the doctor, de. When I waa divorced me llll(i<8ted that we buy a bome togttber. She made the ~ payment and I have hem takille care of the mortgage and upkeep. I have smce met a womm I want to many. Molbet-ls against the maJT!age 00 religious grounds. The quem;on.. 1 .-! amwered are these: Do I have a moral obligati«I to CIOIXinue to live with my mother since we bought the bouoe together? It ....id be lmpooalble to move my new wife in with us , becauee they are DOI compatible. Also, I will bavt Cllllody ol my children aooo and my molher doesn~ get along wi1b them because she delploel their mother. I rWl7.e now I made a mlstate buying this tiouoe with Molber. Sbe can1 keep ,1' award winning ~RONOGRAPMIC~ PORTRAITS IN TIME .... ,, ...• 147-0021 • • ..... t it up without my help. What's more, she is doing her best to make me feel guilty ahoul suggeoting that Ille live alone again. Any answers? -TOO MAN'/ OOMMlTMENTS . DEAR T.M.C.: 'l\e bome mull lie to&d H yoar modaer cu 1tt lier dowa paymnt back ud yoa eaa !lava a We wftll yoar cldldren •• tM womaa tLyoar-dooke. . Of ...,.., YM'll bve lo llelp Mt Molher up in a new apart.meat: aml continue to take her marketing, to tH doctor, etc. Yoa owe ber Ibis, bill y• dH't. owe her your We. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Last week, we had a birthday .party for a girl who works in our office. We all agreed that nobody could spend more lban 13. I didn't have time to lhop, ao I went to the drujptore downstairs and picked up a boWe of bubble -· 'Ibey doo't gift..wrap. Everydling -in I NCL It lool<ed awful, ao l threw the aad< away and preaentod the bubble balb in the original box. I wao later told -I bad !nlulted the -becauae an \llWrapped gift I • . • • • ii like coming to a party oUed. It showsJ.l!!l~didn'L think llbe -~ I "~ llP fer." Ricbt or wroog? --I GIFr RAPPED ' DEAR G.R.: Aa llDrlfPOd gift la pretty lrd:y, IMlt It'• Mt • crlaie. Ibid ,.. -.. Ille party aaked ,.. -bve Me. 1rn1tfd ftr I a d e e e • t e_.. Forget It. What's the story on pot, I.SD, C!JCOine, uppers and downers, ap1iiil? can you bandle it ii you'"' c:arolul?_ Send for Ann Laoders'a ,_ booklet. "Strallhl Dope on Drup." For eadl bcdJet ordered, telld a dollar bW, plus a Ione, oell-addremed, atamped envelope (II cema pootage) to Ana Landon, P.O. Box 3344, 222 W. Jlaok Dr., Ollclco. Ill. 1111654. ' , .. ' '· • .• • • Sund.u, Ftbfliaty 24, 1974 OAILV PILOT South Lake PUBuc NOTICE PVBLJc N011CE f-~~,~ICT1""'-,,...~~.-.. ~,.~.~.~.~~-f-~~~,~~~T~IT~i~O-ut,-l~U-Sl-N-,-,,~~- ~I ST4TIM•lllT NAM& IT.t.T•M•MT Tah B 0 d TN It(~ ""°"i. OOl!'ll IMIMM TN fOl'-lfll llffwt ~ -'• ~ oe I S ••: J I Mil'I JuNCT1 • '°" w...,.... ... : ~4\lllH OOU>SM_lfM, a• k-' Hllrltlllfltl'I IMCl'I. Hfomle f'H.11 Dr •• ~ -..C:ll, Ctl-t7'6t °""'!J_P'• AMO!ld. P. O, toM 1•1, C1'Pl"IM McMt, 1JOJ' IWl't'I Sf,. Hllnllft019ft IMtfl; C•ll•nl1 ~ ....... POt'I llkft, -C1I, f'MtO T S • '"'' tw.1tlntM I• cOltlloK:tM "V '" Tiii• um.. 11 c-tV(ttd iw 111 0 ur {.y ... I, lfldl'/WIHl.-Vlve Gtotte \I', Abbond (tlrl1Tlt1t Mr.HM lllll 1111-.if Wl l fllld With tN Tllll lllltfMfll M l tlltd with n. C-ly Owk Jl:f_Qr.,.,, · COl."11Y °" :::oun1y Cl•'k of Otll\tlf COUnty '" iz.twuerv 21, lt74. •1~,., s. 1•14. , SOUTH LAKE TAHOE (AP) PuOlftftld Oranea CotU Dally" ~11':: Publ!ll\td O•a• c:." o ...... ~ -The energy crisis threa~ ~u•n t4 •nd Marth 3, 10. 1r '•bfu••v 10. 1r 24. •nd Mtrch ,. ,the eoonomic he.1rt or thir •1• "1·' '1' .,,..,, l~st·oril"1!¢' c 11 Y Of PUBLIC NOTl~E PUBLIC NOTICE breathlaldng Lake TahOe, bu' a community effoot a'1ms tr -,ICTITIOUI •USINISS lflCTITIOUS •USINlll MAMI I TATEMINT MAMI STATllMINT ' rii lnimize the ef(eots o( the r111 fOllowr119 ,.,$(HU ••• dolnc TM 1q11ow1r.g Pl'rwin 11 001r11 INllnn.t >1,11lntll H :.-" gOOline short.age, FLl"PEM MAMUFACTUllll NG CO NEWf'Oltt WE!l.TElllN INS\JlllAMCE "Gas O I 1' n e lnlormM 1'on 2005 Mlrt rn•r Drive, ltltio., NtWDOl'I AGENCY, 20l1 eu1111t1• Ctfl!l)f' Orlv•. ... 8••~· c 1111. r:iuo 1rv1nt, c •. t2ll64 Hotllne, Toll Free: 80().648-Lorl•k. Inc. t• C , 11 1 o r n I• A. J. l•'-1. co.. C•ll t.. 401 (O(ptr•tlon), 200J Mlr1ma, O•lw N, C•ntrt l. Oltfldtlt , ''"'· 333311 is the meesage ot t ,~ 8 1lboe, HtwJIOl'I .. f(ll, C1IU. nua Tiii• '""'"''' 11 <OfM UC!fll by • Thl t blltlntU I• btlng Corw:IUC:lld 0Y corpOl'atlOft, ads tn newspapers and. on , corpor1fl011. A. J . L••-a. co. radio 9tatim1 t br0 U g b 0 U ( lOllTEIC, INC. C"1rt11 E. Todd. V.P. ay: JoM (t riton. s.tv. This 1ltlt "1tfll w•• flltd wllll 1114 Northem C'alllontla to those Tiil• ,,,,."""' t!lld 'N!tn ttM c-tv COUfltv c•••k ot Or•"'il• COUfltY °" int___,.,....i in vi..ttt.... the Clerk M °'""" C01.1Aty °" F-. 1:1, FtbrWrv s. ,97., q~"'""' ...-.."6 ,,,.. ,,, .. area'• many 11d re90l'tl or .. 4147' PvblllMd Ol'•nvt Cottt D•llY Piiot. --~ . __ ...,, N ada --Plltlftthtd OrWIM Cot1t Dtlly Piiot. F•brWry 10. u. u. .,... Mtrtll 1. ~ m ~.,, ev • .1.111; FtbNMJ' 11, ,,, •1111 Nt4lrc:11 ). 10. 191, QJ.74 adl are being financed by ~''' .J0.1• ·~ 000 from --community PUBLIC NOTICE -· ·~ • PUBLIC NOTICE i n c I u d i n g a • s 0. 0 0 ol---~~~:...':'::::~:'.'..---1 ---,,;;ICc:TnlTTl~O~U····"·;;,;;";;.;; .. .---approprlaUon by (1)8 city flfCTITIOUI IUSU•l!l.1 MAM• ITATIMINT ~·-A:t -MA.Ml STAnMINT Tiit lo/lowfng INl'IOll ,. dOl"'ll Mlneu ~. TM lolto.11111 P91'50n 11-00h\9 1:Mlnt11 •t : "W felt "· 'I ""'d JI ai: NEWPOlllT HEllll PO~T. 2 7 f e 'Wklt l Wuw te 0) S.t.MLL Al"f'LIANCE SElltVICEli C•bt'lllo, .t.ptrlme nt "C", Co.f1 MtH, people there is gaaollne -up 'i!~ .. ~:'.',',M. ~ ... · in"' 0.11 Tr.e Ln., c.1u. n1121 • ,,..., •• D•vlc:I C• .. norr'I, 27f C•brlllo . here or, at least , give them v ri lll•non. 111.w O•k Tr" Ln.. A~rtmtnt .. , .. , cos•• M•H· C•llf, the in! I, wher 'I lrvln•, C•I. n6" 91,17 orma 100 Oil e I Tiiis tw1!nes1 11 t!HICIUtl•O bW an Thl1 t1111loe11 11 col'lducttd b'f t n is availabl e," says Do n lndlvldu•L rn01v1c1u11. Wright, publisher of the Tahoe 1'1111 ~i1t:,;~~t "''' 1•1"1 with lf\e 1 11!1 -~:.~i:m~:~nO:,, ttltd with lh• Daily Tribune and a member County c 11rk ot Drane• Coun•v on Countv Cl••k 01 Or•"ll• counf'Y on Dtc•mbtr 21, 1974. Jinuary 29, 1914. of the South Lake Tahoe ")04.Q 111111• Cha be f C , Publl1htd Ol'I~• CG11t 0 11ly Pllo!, PUbf!shervery l. !O· 11. 2,, 1t14 )M.T4 Ft bru•"' 3• 10 17 ,, '''' •A" ~ Commlt.\ee. ' · ' ' - PUBLIC N011CE PUBLIC NOTICE ~ CITY o~ about 18,000l---=,oc1CT=iT"•ou=s-•-u~S1"•"'<s°'s---l ------------ ihas virtually no industry other HAM• STATIMINT ~~:.;~0.u.:A:~~':M~s than tourism said Wright. A TM followlne J*IOn Is dolrot M IMS• Tf\e lollowl119 Pff"IOM ,,. tlolng I l l : bl,n.IMll ill: cutoff of die a u to-b 0 r n e SPAULDING c 0 N s TR \Jc T 1 0 N THE DESIGN VIN!!!, 105 l"owv. . . . ,. ·~ ' . • .. -~ TOURISTS AND RESIDENTS ALIKE MUST 'WALK THE PLANK' TO GET ABOUT WHEN THE TIDE IS UP IN VENICE AP,....._ v aca ~io !l-e rs would be ~~:,,:~·e!,~~ c!:\"'~, ~1~1 ·' c~~1:'11~Si~!1t;:~~. cw-ecooomic tliculf-, Wt llet' Gr•Y SPlllldln!I, 1$0l1 5-vfH• dtl Mtr, taltf, '2625 • • .. ~~ Clrclt, HUllll!llrtoft lffcft. C1llforftl1 C•rodae• s. LIN!tlt, D Holmwond 11ae re &pODSe to the "2"'7, Dr., Newport 8NCh, C•lll. fWO V • L k f M • I -advertising campaien h a s 11i!r~·~~""s '' tondootd "" •n pll~,~~~'."'' i. 'onctuc'ld by • ,._,1 ~ 00 r ·ac e been "fantastjc fantastic " WttW G. Spt!Ml119 • C11MiK'e !I.. Llft<ltll enlce .. -s or I . ' TM• •l•femenf W'll lfltd wftll IM Mtl'11yn II. SloM ·-· . : said Dick Garoner, mamber "'"" c""' " ....... ,_.., M "" .... _,. WH """ wl~ , .. of -mmerce presi'd-• Ftbrua,.., 21, 1'74 c-rv c1tr1t crt °''"'' county on ..., !MUI.. ~ SIUI flbru1rv s. 1974. The ~ , .. ,..,'-'• l"ublbhtd Or•1199 COit.i 01i1y Piiot, "1W •Jo 11 nwn~ ot' u"'l ... H!S Oil~"' 14. tnr1 Maren J, 10, 11, 1"ubll111t<1 Dr ano• co,.1 o.11y Pilot. l<ff; tile toll-free nwnber -which ,,,, · ""1' ''°'""'" 10. 11. 24, •nd Marc:11 >. -:,.'v By HUGH MULLIGAN induatriea in the mainland 1AJburbe: of BUT WAIT, all is not lost yet. The gives information oo road , PUBLIC NOTICE 197' 431·7• .·, .,, AIHdmc ,_ .,...... Mestre an Margbera that 1ustain her Italian government has a plan. After c o n d i t t on a and motel PUBLIC NOTICE VENI CE -One of the many stricken. population of 130,000 are proving the yeal'I of d~ and debate, the assemblyl reserv ations -bas .doubled '~":.~;.::~·:::• 111CT1T1ou1 •u11wan .... ; decaying cities in the world, this death of her. Hundreds of. artesian 'ftlls . bas. paued a $500 million omnibus bi! to about 2SO a day smce the Th• fallowl ne P.•son• •r• 001119 NAMI STAT•MINT 1 -•--para'le jewel of a city bean its have lowered the water tab!& ol. the to. fioaDce a sewerage system, mobile ads be"'an !lo apTWl.llr 18 months tiv11 .. ,,, 11: Th• 1o11ow111f p11rton •• 001119 M lnttt --., "~~" " la ' d ~·-~ Jts -·~-" ""'"" .,._ lo ..-1....t the Ja t g ,........ SURF Gl'ASS ANO MIRlll:Ollt CO .. 11: death knell every time the two Moors gOCXl an u.rami::u awauu, ca_.. W&Q ............. ~ goon en ranees ago:· 223 !l.e•I eaaeh llVd .• ktl !11th, NAT ION AL COMMUNITY SY'JiT&MS. -the ... ~ ·--er ... st. Mark'a (,!,,., .. _ the city to •blk. Dredging so.foot and R!lidential restoration in Venice. C•lllornl• 17151 Sky P•rk Clrclt, !1.ult9 (i, lrvlM, '"' \;IU\;a """' ~-... ..~ ... ,..._ .... _ 1 ,_ .. -.-... .._ L--·•we're enjoying Che best 1. Jo1111 SP*"'°ltiw, J.St1 e1 Oof-1ctt1 c.111. 3tJite the hour. u-••8-.. cn:a~I l'--• .....,..._. 111111 CotmtelS Anna Marta l"i.rnona Volpi, Feb ,~1A ._~ Dr .. Lont ee.c11, C•llfonll• Howero LN GIJPln. 4J Ool• Clrclt, How long hu Venice got? Her lovtrs --.--. who beed9 the "Venice aection .of the eeen " said Grilrer 'Ibis Aqhflm. C~H ,, . Tiii• bulll'IHI I• con<luc:ttd by Ill l j .-.MM..aA tidal currtDtl &bat erode "&fi"""'" ruary '\l1ll) area .._ f!Ne!t %. H-1(1~~ 'I. Orwllltwood, CO•la Meat. Ctllf, n'27 bo·-r about the ~~de. the la__.. Air ad bot Wiier '41-"--• ~ rgaruza' "on !'•"· Nostra • · Thi• M•-1 11 ted b'/, o.n.a1 1n111v1c1ua1. ... uu.rn .---.. UQjd flwwa 0 u WUI ' contrasts with COllditions 00 l"trtntnhlp. • How.1rd L, G1lpl11 "How deep do_)'ULJ!.itnt the water?" from the mainllnd plants •tt eetang: ii skeptical. '"A ~ -=.L.. -1 .....__ ._ .. , John s1w111holtar Thi• •1•11m1nt w•• 111«1 w1111 n. (,,.......__,,, Dr R Ii t away-at the atone mcnunent1 and TRAVEL _'!!'C ~vt ~ .,. -·-Thi• _1t•1'1M!lt .... , fllN wftti t11e c°"""' c1en " Dr•• Cwnty ... ... -~ auwen • O er O ber ~"-.. For Venice there ts always a plan," SielTa freibwater lake where Countv c1 ... 11 of oririii -cOulltv on 'tOrv•rv s, ,,,._ Fl'Metto d. the Natiooal Research bniJdinp CID canal ._-. she milfl, looking. out the window of one casino ck:eed hr the Fibru.7.iA:14. l"\lbtliMd Ortl!OI Coe•! DlllY "fi: ·~ O>undl, whole computerized laboratory -•.U-£ AND _ ...... It I.. •'--t tbil ~ t. • ...e-... -1 .. -... that lita right ~-·-and L~ ha ry 10. 11, 24, •rod March :a. •'' ·-tch !be 'ckenin heart ~'l.JWM~ -.. w.. uic:l" ~ ~ 'ffRKQ UU3lile86eS ve PLlblJllltd °''"'' Co.1! Dally Piiot. '"' """'' ~ wa OYfl" qui g city without automobile fumes, without on a CllW.1 bridge. '"'ne mly tolution reported a drop Jn paama.ge. l"tl!Nt,.., 11, 24. '"" M•rcll 1, to, ... boats of the dying city. dust. a city m alm>ed apim1 than !s for inc1m1<Y to pick up and go away, 1"' """' PUBLIC NOTICE Fifteen hundred )'W'S ago Venice any other by the planner's bulldozer but the politicians woukl never be 80 . Touns· ts BUT WRIGHT, who helped PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITIOUI •UllNUI sprq from the sea to become, in and the 'tlfTeCker'• ball, abould luffa" courageous: Two-thirds· d. the votte:are set up the advertising NAM• sTATllMINT the glory ol time, th! city of Marro s;, many mun1-...1 mallamtndes. in Mestre and M·-'--. For 40 years campaign, isn't certain the ,tcnTIOVS •us.,.•st T11e 1onow11111 111r1on• art cto1111 •:'> P lo aod --•--to Of Ti"an r ---·a "''..... -· cugu<aa ;,..;.,;., has -•-", NAM• STATIM•NT bull-ill: • ) 0 •IUWll-.::~ ; " • ~.,.,. Her 171 canals, an 21 miles o{ them, now there have been plans lo build Returnin" g .......... ~ T11e 1o11owt1111 P9fSOfl 11 dolllf Ml~ PAPe111 UNLIMITED. 1u2 1rv1ne ~ and Shylock; of Lord Byron IWimmlng ed ct ~ · tt• They re " . ••· eoulr.l•rd, N•w,ort lffch. C.lltorn•• nal loo the have become an open sewer. Venice an aqu u . nllCl·'ll: • • '8 At least 4be .fint week was • KENNEOV .. ICENNEOV IUILDING "2660 ..;:.. -... -\•\! home from a baccha ia a B __ .. neYeE did · have a 1ewq:e system, but llil1 pumping b'esh"fflter frml the under very successfuJ." he said. 1Nou!l.T1111Es. 1213 s. cyor..u. s1nt1 ,1:..::.•':'!:':.~· -!4:11:: ~.u.:n'r.": ~ "' Grmd Caoal; ol OC'JOOldeWlheell ...... ~ the ao&on ~ lbe tldel, u · hour&' 1n IOU." To Hru"ti. "The enei'gy crisis hasl't t.rt ~;·.~111.E~tnnedy Jr 1213 ! 2. Harotd w. H•lty, 16.S"9 ft!Nlmor• 1 EJ'Delt Hemingway 8ltr • and _._ , ~-out, !lied to waiih the . '-•'~ tbel .. ...-=;...... I.. .... _ _arailftW>nt -J " Cypn1s, s.n.,, Ana, c1111. WG7 . ltr..i, FouM•ln V•ll•Y· C•llf9mli t2JOt; in uA-'I Bar; o( Wimton ClmrchUl ~ uvw~ ....--" Yi..-n » Ml'll: -o~· US y...,., Tllli bu•lne•• I• to!MkKltd by '" Tht1 bullMu !1 (Oncf\ici.d by ·:t•• ,_,, ci'ty clean No more The t"-· have that v ·oe •· ~ a m·---but a ~-"''·-'"'''''''' 1nc11v1c111t11 .,, with his ..,.lnt box before the Doge's · · NC:1 em • ...... .........--.., The UM.1uui:i-of commerce wii,.. E ·--, Jr. Kathi"" M. H•ltv ·w ~ 1·--~ sltered Recently a dead """ floated n ...,, __..._.cl ... I'•'"'•-·~ •·--' PORT AU~· .. -H 81• 11 · · ......... _ · H•l'Old w H•l•y .... .ii• Palace, and Truman Capote riding fl.aw . .....-5 v .... "'--&1116 ,.,, ""'!1.1" 9.UPI ... __.. --.--nu.~.c.. energy CXlllDliUee does 'mott: Thi• tlat"""" w•• IHtd with tf\e Thi• 1ta1-i W'•I fttfd Wlttl tM to greet the dawn in a black gondola. about the city for three days. Before port, a dept e8'ed IU'!lll 118t alnce World (UPJ) -IWti bas co be one .than shnply ~ totna ~~ '~~,,r 0r_. · covn1Y on countv cler11 of o,.,,.. countr ..., ... _.. World War II, omtra1 beating WU rare WH II· 1111 Jost. 70,00G people, a tblrd of die moet ookriul and gasoline -It bas c:rgtn!md ' .. ll .. FsWIH7~"' "AN ABHORRENT, green aHme ol m Venice; now fuel oil furnf.9 miud ~ "-........,,1e1w-un. .. lbould Venice ---..i--~........ .... "----Niii'"*' °''"" eee1t o.11y P11o1. HALL AND 11.•NT --"~ ~. with · ~-the old .1 .. ·~ ~ "YI" exciting CDW*ie8 in die ~ •-.it:r .... -..-.. .... ....-.:: ,.*'v#Y 11, u. .... ~ 3. •o. ;. a dty,'' D. H. i.wreooe ~ U. Qt.It sea 11t ~'-):."ZI06 be treated diffettlitly Chan BDY other Caribbean. avatlatility, espedally oa 1"" M1·7~ ~ ,,...., .. be i:: x~ ~=i~~ to the vauian andli« ~'"=::!to ""::-..:e dlY ID Italy, « die ~ ror that It is a land of 'exotic beauty week-. . PVBLIC NOTICE ......, Collf. ""' '"'"' • ' Iha elected blm .,,._ ~ _ __._. --~'-'--Tbe matter? _ of green-mantled • 'Tbe chamber 11 l"llDl'ltMd 0r.,. cow D•llY l"lw, ci* [1 lMV t • vr't -,..,_.._, ~ _._. I F-. 17, M. Md M•rUI 3, 10, lf14 m.14 the w»e" for her admirerl by bUyklg Iacoaa bu bem potlODed bf DJmtr4lal "BECAtmE Venice is a wart ot art," mountains , crystal~Jear ~ the Bas ~Ii n e "'il.'J:':.t.::l.:::' a return trip ticket. 0 0 vivo o morto, wutel, dampbigB from fl~ amwers Prof. John McAndre#, art ~ and primeval .~~!.. ~hw:· 8 H: -~-s1!~111'11 ,.,._ •r• c1o1ne PUBLIC NOTICE rUornero,'' be said -alive or dead, plmts and agrialltural fert:Oilen waabed hiltl:lrian IDd president ol. Save Vmke, J\IJgles. It is a land of ..... ~ r u . l.l&ElltTY COIN co. Ofl' NEWPOltT ,.,CTITIDUI IUl1Mltil ----~A:-t._..,.., -'-~-of ••· old and th Voluotar)' adjustmert 0 f IE.I.CH, Ill 0ovtir" Or., $11. 2Si_ NtwJ!Of1 NAM• ITATIMIMT I'D return. down uvru tbe llllllU™&lll9 by .-vy rains. Ioc. "O&ber cities, like ~. have ~-, -e ......-; .... boln at least-... lwch. C•lll-f'ZUO TN foll-Int P'•_.. .,.. c1o1r0 Now with equal finality tbe 1agooa Her great palaces and ~ fainuus works ol. art. Vflllcie is one new of want and wealth "l"-'-. • _,..., Maurie• l.e>ly. 1111 ltutl•Pld Rd., bulfnn• ••: ' • • . .J...-J.-ha ~--_.....__, and-~ . • . . of tbe area'• 36 statima aft Newport eeech,, C.111. f2UO GOLDE N EN TElllPl",JSl!S, 1. 14 2 m which • Venloe sit& ls nsmg 1IP to ~~ ve UCU111u" w~1 'lbere ja DO ~ city lite it in the It e al9o a land of a proud Frida. throu 11 SuOOa Harold l.ilrlll'rn.n. '" s1nc1t11111t Or.. &e•cll e1Yd.. Hun!lngton 1, 1 ( 11, reclaim her, or Venice is sinkina: back rbeUmaUc, creaJimg with dlmpneu ~ hi.story of the world." people. For ffajti w as the first open Y g Y· i:r:-~:1•.,::r. ~11:·C:.:~ b'f •n '~~· ~'itiN.n'°"· l'422 Eltnll!urlt into it -ldcntilll haven't quite figured age, pulverized by Adriatic winds, lashed Alvi eight Inooths ol parliamentary Negro repubHc in the New PUBUC NOTICE :'~CW:!;.'td euoclatlon oltltf' 111an • s1j·.:::''"c.on s~::ei.'·~,'™~ out which -but the water• green and by ~ ltarml. lifted above lbe riling· -·· bom · V · -~ World, with former slaves _ Mturlt• l9¥Y c1rcl1. Hvnllfl(llon ll••cll, C•Ht. n.-sl. nil polluted 1's adV&--'"'n at the -•-s;., the ldd1tkm of I MW -....i. i.c, es ID eruce Were ""'~ · • ~ · ll... ,.ICTIT!OVI IUllN'ESS HerolCI l.ilitfnwin Prim Slit•, 6'02 l.ilwnt11vtn Drlvt, uny 8 ' '""-& ~· "'I f ubed by51"'0; to switdl to methane gas beat by wuuung .......... ~~enoe m wit' NAM• tT•lJMINT · Thb 111t•men1 w11 t!ltd with !ht Hunll"llton e1.1c11, ca111. t:1M1 rate of one inch every five years. Each f!llf!tY ew yeen, w November bu! beca·-ii. rlt.iruJ -.. early ls>Os by (fefeating the Tiie ,o11ow111111 ,.,IOI! 11 Going bu•h•q countv Cl••k of Or•noe coun•r on !Mrifl E. ''°'· 193111 worcm"' l.ilnt. Nov-~ ~-the warm~-blo·~ wake of 10000 -~-boats coated with """"" --......-... annt of N 1 , .... • F•brvtrv ll, 1•14. HUn11..,ton llNt h. c.111. """· aUUC1 i WUCll llU"""""1 no . 1 UMAUI ' the Jaw Was delayed V··'oe indust e! apo eorl S France. -PIK.I.ICE FASHIONS, 3690 S. artlfti ,.Jl411 llobert 0 . Ml)f'rl1, 15191 OVtrlon out Of Africa and the full moon raises gree1' mold and JloWly sutis.idin& into . t:lll ry, St .. !1.•nl• Alll, Callkl!-111• "210.t PubU1hed 0rlfl9' Cotlt D•llY Pllol, SI , FCMlnl•ln VlilfY, Cttlf. t1101 high tides 1n the AdriaUc, flood waters the muddy ooze. whlf$ has three years to comply with THEN TilERE'S its Wlique ·Enubeltl •nd J1mta H. su119, t11n F1111. 11, 2•, •nd Mara. 3, 10, nr• 547' Thh IMlllMI• I• btlne ~ b'f t•~ ~ ~-and -"1gull the E~ now ........ then 1 dodder1...... a new law on pollution, is seeking a 1ier·1a bl"""'"" f Pan'* o.... H111111111110n a•• th . • Otnfr•' P1r1Mr1111p. un::-.:: 1~ ......,.., .._.... • ... ., .. .,. 1&16 l ge, a ~ ........ &£> o C•11tornl• fljQ, PUBUC NOTICE ll'rlm Sfle• ..i ........ tta, ao that iourbts literally walk ~ llDDlll the old builclinp ciVte postponement. Plans tn Venice have "t..;_,..._ FrEDCh and West Thi• w 1111111 11 tonductt0 bY a "'""'t Tl'll• ,,.t.m..,t 111t0 with '"' c°"""' r-the •·"" ,..._. ·-• coila Into \be 8 Wl of s'•"-Ilk ~. cit nu.._., par1Mrllllp. 'CTITIOU1 IUSIN•SI Clet'k tf Or•noe County on : J11111ttV the plank to Ket into gree\ ~w.ca, up .--pses y ....... 'llo e '""' y. Indian cultures and U'aditions. ElllfMlh Sung INAMI tTAlllMIUfT :n. lt7•. WILLIAM I!. ST JOHN, COUNTY ... tbe Procunt1e and the other architectural c.anal, the way the Cllmpanlle on St. Arrlwderti Venice? M ~ '* ~ 1:0-_ _,.,_ J•mn H. Sllfll Tiii 1o11ow1111 ,."'°"" ,,.. 11o11111 cL•~· bY TM ... sa M. W•td. Dlputv. I nd Mark' """'""' Jed M be bul -"---..a.. • ........__ ~ "111UU.111:; Thlt .lt•t-1 w" flied wltti ftle bUM""' ai· l'i'lltl '""• r muterpi.eom J.n this matcblesa is a s unext"""..,...y topp over on ay , a~ 1w \UWUK91 (Papa Doc) Duvalier once'put COlllltv c1m °' °''1111' c-m on MANN ·ANO T4Yl0ft 1» 0oai PutiutMd or ... c°''' D•llJ 1"11ot. t city. July lf, lU. Venice med to have 600 most of them. ~ U'eMUIW ol m, tt· "Haitians are Africans by F"'1.lilrv 21, 1974 ,. S111t a.Rlol is1.nc1. cent. n...-• , l"lbrv•ry 3, io. 11, 24. 1'74 a1.,, ,~.:. ~ Vm-. Tbe moa.t --'-..a.-1ca1 bell tow«a; DOW .-Iv 110 remaJn. bM a right to beUete ti mlnda · ,. _ ___. · by .-.1... Pllbllllltd ar..... coast O•lty l'Oot. J•mt• HlnlY MaM. 133 Doti, 811bo41 PUBLIC NOTICE .J"UW """ r-~..,.__.,~ ~ ntee, lUlla\CW geogl'.~ Febnllry Mo ii/Id IN'<h I, 10. lt, l.ltend, C.llf. 92'12 an:f Fn!och by~." lf74 '11-14 = 1~':'nc1:~:.:, Mtrlnt A...... SL#-741tll (;o HaM1 was 8 -.i-...... .of. PUBLIC NOTICE -Tt11t ~.""' ,, ~ n • ,.....1 111Pn10t1: coun o.. TM• ~,. ,...,,_ ¥""'"' ..-. ITATll,Ofl CAl.l~OllMIA flCNl S,• 4 eall for yellf'9 but tom~ l'ICTmOUS IUSINISS Tlllt J.~::.!:it ~ l'lled wllh till THI COUlfT'Y Of' CMWMa ParlS. Shoppers Un;J-unted by'Cris" is· =~ ~~~ ....... .::-~n:~:~ ... -~ .. ':r" .. ,t .. _ c_.., M"W'.: • .::::·:~t':w.:••• : . uu . . J troubres dtftig Papa Doc's ••: K. It. ENTERPJU5ES. 1'46 l"tltC*I l"'ulll1ll'lld °""°" Cont Ollty '"~:=-t~':. :.,.·J:.~G~~o~ ~:!...... ' i: _....... 8'& ... picture Pltc:t . Cot!• MtM, CetUoml• 9U26. ,.,,.ry 17, 24. Md Mwch 3. 10, NOTICE IS HElllEl'I' GIVEN tlwt !l ~'"'&••oi::;, RIJdd, Ktnntfll, Albtrl, 1t4' Ptllcen 1974 5'2·7• the undfflienecl •• Adrnlnhtrator f1' ' challged after his deetb . JD l"I .. ""'' ~. ca111or,.i, mu. '"' n 1111 of tht abo'" n111'1td ~1. By STAN DELAPLANE vltions. Backpackers t.rying to cuh checks from 1971 and die disbmimeot o1. 1,,!~~u1~1nas Is conct!Jdtd bY an PUBIJC NOTICE :1n:: :!,•~:Z,·'*ini:'•n: ':,.,.,.~ I fl&me. French tourist offices in the United States bis dreaded secret polioe ICtnMlfl A. llludd lllCTlTIOUS IUSIN•ss condllfCWTI lltf'91Nllet' mentlontd anf j Chill days. ParisiaM, muffled in furs, sit g umly bapp~ to load~ with good stuff. ·-••• T t Thi• •t•l•mtnl w•• 'lltd Witt\ 1111 NAM• STATIMl:MT 1ublKI lo connrmallon bV Mid ~· ' • (Tb ol ~wn 8S VII: 0 ll 0 D County Cltrk ot Or•l'lll' Ct11nly on TM followfftll ...,_1 ,,. dollllJ COurt, on Thund•Y• Merell 21, 1t74 \ ~ · behind glass at the boulevard cafes. ey "-"ass ood sma buys· T Jae, a smo•er's tootbpast• Macoutes F.or111rw 21. 1 '7~. bUllne•• ,,. ., !ht 11our a1 9:00 •.m .•• lllwfftt~r ' ) H lb J Is Un' ' -• '"• • · ' SIJtl Ill e e'TTE• IUSINESS I URE"U within lht lllnf •llowed " l.flw. 1t Lhem ln for the winler. o ouse P an Wll g An c1ru lo F b I " ,~ ' " Y gs re. 8 U OUS. ~ Since Jean Qaucfe (Baby Pvbll.tltel Or•ng• Cotsl DI 'Y p kif, 01" COSTA MESA, CALIFOlllNIA IN otlkt ot lllt t!IOl'nl• lor lht • fot spring, ~) Iluvali u-""ed t:,:.. Feob. U. Ind Mt rch 3. 10, 17, lt7l •2'-14 (2) e!"nElt &USINEU l!IUllUU Admfnllfr•lor. C{O ltonlkf H. ~r.nner, ' * * * uui.; er ~ IQ 0 F H EV. p 0 111: T HA R I O 111: Allor,.., ill l lw, ill Wes! Third llfH f, No signs of an energy crisis that I could see. ''Since we don't spNk French, could wt get father Jn lie pl'e&ideQtial PUBLIC NarICE ~~~~~:~'~ .. ~~~1111~ ,,_~ .... : 1~:::,,"':',;., ':!~=-''et·~.,~""~~ Ugbts on. Traffic running. Stores and hotels toasty __...... .__ t·'--·-•hoppltll In Parlat" palace, many d. the old fears .. ,CTITioui Ju11,.1t1 11.,. w. TM••· 3,, cor•• 5'"", 11 11w 11,..,. o1 hi• ~·'"' .. nc1 '" j arm -·-r "" -.... ,A..._.,_ AJ!J _,,. MAMa ITAT•M•NT e.1rio. ........ C.lltorn1• nua '""'· !Ille •ncl lnltr .. t tit.I 1111 nl••• W ' Let mt ..i...._ vnu Somt~ better. Two bifJ::• -..:u, away. a ·~ TM JllMWll'lll p«11111 11 dolna 111.111111111 Tiiis IMtnns 11 conducted by •n mty 11'"' acqutrH W Ol*'•rl.i of Shopr.: wildly. A ~sent to make you nmem· ... ,. JV Amencan .. ·Clltber toutiltl ••. lndh'l<lllll '9w. or otiwr'wlM. itlfltl Ills did!, '" _.,,,.,_ pl in Pl partment eCOr9I -Galeries ll..m:te and Au have been -. ..... by · 1. .1.1tr , .., c KA°', N c> ANO "°"'" w. Tt1e11 ~~· ,,.. frollo....t1111 dlKTlbtd r...i 1 bered • at Guerlain, e ~~-.waa• peo e ace tem.Nt· _ have eve-'"''"'g. Jutt iDalde the front oomJog ua-.. PROOllAMtNG. 2 • .1.11T c:OMM001t1es TNI ., .. ..,,,.,, -· " .. w1t11 "" An ""' certall'I ianc1 11....., 1 t '. Vendome: An oft·nlled ~g fits ilUide your lamp :r-.,-w.uu plane and --more then INTl!lllNATIONAL. .. 2323. MfW'POrf cauntY Cltrt of °''"" County on till St11tt f1' Ctllfoml•, Coul'lty ;. on top of the light bull>. When lt wanu up, the d~ there's ID lntemaUonal ahopplna: counter. A 172,000 kl Che~ nine months ==-"~tio:i~~ ~.:::;: ,__, 1.,iv4 ...... 0r..., '!IY • IMf4 ..,., dnuia.1 ; f1·i I ~-·-room •-..,...,,__., Costa ...... ' .... Who _.._ :enan•h will take t;_ ,,._ ... the of im ~ • -~ ,_ ..... ,..., °''"" CM« °''~ •11• .. ~·-· "" • wuum ~ ~ .. -.......... .,. w .,...,. ·~ · ~.,.... --_,.., 1-.iuii;", .,._ \.. E•w. Ml Md"...,_. l'ttcll "*-' .., 17 M. aw ~ ,; L.mll no 111 °' rKt N". ~ ---you ... v -G......... ··~pnv WWI 1rhol9 lton. Have it all r~r:-1lx up J'OUI' aw:idinl Co GlldlJ. repcrCI. Ho. .. H9wpert ••II. C•lffiWllfm ""°' 1t7• • Of.74 ,,.,, L1"'91 s.itrt. .. ,,_.. tin • • ~, nuau _, l.l\.Ul -~ # ,,..... credit card -I u"4 m.&__"_ Thi• bul/11111 •• btlno ( .......... "' M• rtcOr'dM 1fl ---ti. "" "" ! l! f ~' •~aJlmor fk'ee. tv • ..._ llO tbev tan -• In ~·-• • '"""" ,.., •• ,... ---NOTICJ!:-" MIKOi-...... -.. I wu.a. OJll ___ ...,._ ,_,_.. # _,_ ~ diacoanl Tab cart of tbe Pt1BlJC NOTICE lritn L. •v-c1o1.uw.v Or'"ll' county, tal!fomlt. I 1 j ~ •-••c if vtMll1' check bounces~ N ·~-. · bout ft-f1R:' "'"'*" _,_ T111t .. """""' m. "'"' "" c-., . ..,,. "°' to1 2n ,, J I wau.1 ,.~ • ,..,_ ..__ °" ......, an • .... WRI' &WW" c1tnt • o... Countv Oii ,.........., tLP-7'mll (.,.,.,,*""' ~ .. * "°"' A ~ bOltell dtft: guad can ..... INl.U 40 U-....Llp ~--·· -.... M--•m, • da"-So-It • '"' 21 1'74. ......... COVftT Of' TM• lain!, S.nt1 All.I, c-tifarnle mt:I) • -' ~-_.-t ~-U S prl WVUMU W ..--l1lllill ... IUl'SRMMI COU"1' OP TM• ' p "* IT.I.Tl OI' CA.UllOll•IA POa lldl w off9n; .,. lnvl.... 1W J hoW'I. $12.5() M uwi-ui.weD DIAll"eS• • • ct, )'OU doD't aet .I girt )'OU pt OQ ~ .. I COUple ITAft OI' C.WllOltMIA JIOllt--,Utilllllild Ortl'lllo Coaff 0.llY l"lltif, Tttl COV'""' OI' ...... Mid ptrtels tf Pl'OPWfl' • 1 lllllt. f ..,. • ~ 11 a coun•·-. Tti•• ~out •• ......._ Come TM• COUMTY °".,..... F.o.,., * Mtrc11 s.io.11 ,,,, Uf.14 -.... A.nm .1.11 lucf'I blcb '""" • 1n wrt11,.. ,.1/ ,...., ' 4"" R WI-rn "'WUw.J. .... """" ' '""1CW OP ••tt• OP l'WlllllOlll -i ~H Ill reclf/Wd ov "'9 .....,.Nlti'tlot . Another at Caaegrain, the stationers, •" QI 1D half Ill hour and 11'1'111 git a new one. NCmC• °'" "'All:".. °"' 1111TTTION PUBIJC NO'l1CE '°11t l'ilWAT• °" w1u. AND ,ot: ., "" IHlc• .,. 1110 N•LD "· ,1111NNl!1t, 1 St; H "--'•~1 ---'• Wlille ..... --_,..,_ l"Oll NMATI Of' W1U. MD f'Oll &.STTWU O I' ADMlfflJTilATIOfif AttorlwY t i L-. 31J w .. t Tltlnl lit,.., • onore: IWDV ..,...~ w.iu.i> -1 w. .1.vov, I ~I~ a gtrl whO Isn't an old.timer a t..,..y Lnftn TnTNMWT••Y w1n1 TMI '""' ••••x:•o !l.lnft Mt. c.•11wttt• t1101 • fftll'I' • bl '~ Ink. ,,.;.... f flft and you're a hero "" -Wl9 l'\1•19 " °""... LATHAM. "-• ,,CTmOUS IUllMISI 1•1•'-of ltOIE l.AlltO lltl!O,EAllN, -llltcl wlltl tM Cltflt ol "" ·~ UllWll p ~ or . y tend to Oil you. Tell you what 10'1 should aet. lilAND OANA LATHAM. •k• ._ DAAA JllAMI STAT•M•lfT 11:1 . ltOSI! L. lllMEMl:ff. ...... lltOSE ,..,.,...,, $dpftlw C:..,.,t, ., "'" .. wben~ are invited to dinner. Newer ..t..a. ue more enthaaluUc. Let wr.u _. wDat LATKA.M. ~ TN to11ow1no ptf'IOftt Me cto1119 11.1.ieL 1teo1JU•• Ott•*· ""1..m"' Mid ...-.i1n111r••or __.,.,, t -'" f ~ d l Parts Js lftY Amerfe&D ._.. w # • •""' MOTICI' IS HEllEIY GIVEN ltllil M111t11 t t.: NOTICE IS HEllilY GIVEN ltllil 11 1"'1 11,,,. tft9r flnt ltl*fic•"'°" " ....... or a ,,-.en n )'OU want. . OLIVE •• u.nw.. -flltd lllrlln JOSEllH'S $CISSOtl: STVllNO, ,,... OAltY s. aeDFl!AllN '* ftltd llet'fln ""' "°""' ""' blfot• "" ,..,..1,. " Unlv tr.:-•t 1•<• Or lftV printed sweat lhifl * • ,...ltlofl tN' llnibele flf Wll 11111 Htft'llllOll Aw., Hunll .... ••Kii. , petition fOf ,.,,,. .. of Wiii Ind MJ41 N it, •w-DU" --"..'! • * * l'OI' l...,.,.c9 ef Ul1ef1 T•t""*lt.,.y Debt'• G. &iwkt. 124 lltl St., for I~ .. a..ttt.tt ot """""'•lfllltn Tl ltMS OF SA.lit C•ll\. ltwf\it ~ ,,.~ Hottest i at th• nea market ls a sweat Shirt from NAU -to .. _ ·="'--.... N ... thl p1tlt!OMI' ~ _ ... 'lftllcll lilhll'lll'*°"' .. lod'I. ClllfOflll• With "" WI" Annufd to "" Mtlllonlr, ol "" UNIN Sl•tn. T.n pH'Uftf 00.) -~11n ...... ln lndl n• Win, _, MftM _,....... • • • • I I• '""' for Mtt.. ~ """ tattilrtftl TfY'loi', 11151 .,..lluir'ei ~ '° lfrlllk:tl ,. l'i'I"' for '""'-' ol IM '"'°""' Olffl'ICI l'AVll k'COiii .. llf a uvw. I ~m ana. Well If ' ~ """"&,of monev the -·t ""' ,.. "'"' .... ~ .. ,.,,"II $1,. Huntington ittdl, c.tl'°""" "'* MrtlaNr:s.__1M!.JNt "" """' "" -.IN tllt wrlttlll Md .,. °'"'· lond -1111.._ :_'{, J JO\l V8 ~ JI ••-• "'9 ....... hit ....... ,.. MMtfl Mldltlt J. Clff\IL 1,31 Ml~ of ._,,"I f11t UIM Nit ·Men Ml must bt ,.Id U91111 ' 1111 c:ettftrll'ltll4'1 * * * est in the world ts. enties. Rue St Honore just 1,, 1n., a1 •:• 11.m., ir. * ewww11......, "'''· 4.S, Tu111n, t •ntom11 tw Mt, 1i. '"" ,, t·oo 11.m.. in o1 .... w 1110 SuPtrior t""''';..:,""---·1 Ge1 all Your lou"''t rnphlets from" ~ncb oU R"· Ro·~'• (n••• 111-~•-'s). "'·--s. Sea~-. All " °'Olrtrntlll No. J " Mid C0!,11'1, Jlnt Spll1fnk-. 1'60 Weil l"•lm ..... ~ ef o.o.rtfnent Ho. ) .... W'lll bt "'*" voon 1111 WMI •-.l'RI -,.... -U.UU TWR IUi ltt 106 Civic: Ctnfw Drl'l'I WM!, Jn LIM. A.pl, 11, Anehtlfft. C•llfOrnft If Mid COUft, •I 100 Civic C9!1ttr ncrow ltrmt, towUt offices in the Unite St.it.ea. Aated the tour-kinda of leather -men's evenlrut suppers were ""o.~ r.= ~~·1~1'1."""'1• ,~ti!:n1.~1199• 1u1' •11tt. ... ,.... .. 2:1~':':"· 1" ..,. c11r " '""' ....,.., °''"~~-.r~ ... 2i!o~'l~,,,,..1"'*'or it ,_,. oUlce on the Chamt,Elysees for a sbop~lnf muted MOO! Lota of riding (ear. l horse blanket WtLuAM a .11 ~°""· Thi• M'*' '' tonc1Uimct 1w • """'' °'""' ...... 21, 1tr4 . "t111~•'•'-"11111uo10 z . .. , "" If > If t -'Y' Clwlt p11'1Ntthlp, Wit.LIAM I . St JOt4M CANO t ltO kJ'RJWt\ "lt&,!JolO 1 one baU e of shopping tnlo. (Thlt ttlld ol thlnt• ford all t.b1a. at '8Mt go in aud counter bop. ;1.::r.:..a.:. cZ::~ ~~=-"'111 wi:an!!.IMC: ~ ~=L~~·:!~:.~, = ;-t.:•••111 • t eulde~y IOld me I klet for ...,,,, cents. • Costa mor. than the average . one. you can I -.. ,. .... w•nuws ....... ·~" c-c.. CANO. _ .... t hap to me thAe Um es. So lt's no accldeat.J A law blocks away, a 1111art cig~,:iop called Aux .. ---'""'" "· ""· · ---. ._ -m -n.1.. ,..., 11 ( b i tourist d f $14 Sent ""' tm>..... .. ~"' trM• ••1" ............. c ........ ""' " Tourilt oftice in Paris j_ust too usy or BtlC. Unls. Pretty poreclaln og or . ~""or.::-<:iat °''"' ,1kll F.=~2.,°"a.': ~r .. ~1i.,w."'1'n: ~'C::..-OMtt o.iJr ,..., T=mo:!i:~Mtt o..i"' l'M. • info. Busy taking care of people without hotel rteer--your dog some ca~ar. ~.wv.,y a. 14 Mtm i. m• .,..1, 1n• .,,, ,,..._., :w. as.""" Mtrtft ~ 1,,, ...,,f ~tbr\lery u." 1nc1 Ml•d'I ~ ,..,. ,....,. • ' , • • ' ------' , , . I ' • B G DAIL y PILOT Sunday, Ftbnllt)' 24, 1~74 Do1·y Previn Singing -10 Long Beach Thursday Horoscope: Pisces Should Avoid Decisions L)'Tfclst and re<ordillg atllst Do<y Prevln win appear In mncert Thursday on the campus of Cal Slate Long Be:lcll. Tickets are availab!t at the Buslne$ Offlct, University Union. and are prircd at $2 .50 for students and $3 ror General •admission. S po·n s or i n g Previn's appearance is the 1'erforming Arts Commission of t h e CSULB Associated Students. The concert begins at 7 :~ p.m. in the University Union's multipurpose room. A sPokesman for t h e sponsoring group said that if all tickets are not pre-sold, general admission will be avaUable •I the odor. Previn is a three-time Academy Award nominee for lyrics 'Nfitlen ror motlon picture score!. most notably "Come Saturday t.1oming" from the filn\, ··The Sterile Cuckoo." TI'IC response to her first album. "011 ~1y \\ray To EMnRTAINMENT \Vhere." \1•hi ch revealed her ,-.._ _________ .., singing as \'.'ell as coinposing talenls. encouraged Previn to become a roncerl artist. She is most noted for lyrics \\ilich reflect sclf~xploration, believing that "the artist's function is to reveal oneself, especially today v.·here there is such a search for true contact and the breaking down of barriers between people.'' Mo ving Tips On KCET The irocess of moving into a new home will be examined on "The Househwiter'' at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday on KCE1', Mesans P erfor1n at Fair Olanoel 28. MONDAY By SYDNEY QMARJ\ Taurus can appear placid, speolc-wlth melodious voice and et one and the same time rip adversaries to pieces with plain. blunt and, at times, brutal language. Taurus I s tough . affectionate. Benlimental and wary of lhose who offer something for nothing. Taurus expects to puy the piper and that expectation usually is lulfilled . ARIES ll\1arch 21·April 19): Cycle high; change proves benefi c ial. Personal magnetism soars; members of opposite sex pay numerous compliments. Youean dominate and win and make inroads in new directions. Highlight origl na 1 it y, creativity and independence. Gemini, Virgo persons play key roles. TAURUS !April 20.May 20!: Fight fear. You need not hide. Come 001 -say what you mean. \Velcome chance ror particlpaUon in m e d (a appearance. One who has overshadowed you is about to abdicate. Know it and be ready to assume a more <1uthoritative role. GErt11NI (~tay 21.June 301: Accent Is on friends, how true they arc and how you really respond to then1. Moments of truth are featured . V o u discover plenty about your libido, your real desires and how valuable you are to current and prospective employers. CANCER (Jw1e 21.July 22 ): Emphasize position, standing, pride, prestige. Don't mince words with one who wants you to bow out of pioture. Stick Co principles. You are due for unique honor in form of electloo or promotion. You 1be Costa ~1e s a based "Rowdy Justice & Company" of Orange County will present an instrumental and dance progran1 at Riverside Counly's NationaJ Date Festival at Indio at 6 o'clock tonight. Olnsumer reporter C i j i Ware Billett will JlfOvide tips on the best v.'3}'S of moving·-----------------------, The group. ages 6 to 12. has been organized for three years and thiS will be their second appearance at the National Date Festival. The manager of the group is Don Justice. 638 Surf SI .. r.os1a Mesa. and will interview J i m Gilmore. district manager of Bfkins: Herbert Porter. vice president or n1arketing for Bekins: and Phil Decker. an attorney with the Public Interest Research Ce n le r , Berkeley. "1'le m o v i n g industry." paints out A·fs. Billett. "has been in serious contention with public interest groups. the SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT 2Academy . Award Nomlnotfona MAALONAANDO .... -••• , DINCtor ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATION MARSHA MASON BEST ACTRESS The group has performed at hospital, American Legion functions. Ch am b c r of Commerce. Rotary Clubs, and sc1lo9l activities. Public Utilities Commission CO-HIT and the state legislature""\lver Jo. Ye19d Dmtfll Hof,._ the practice of underestimat-11MIDNIGHT ing the cost of household mov. . COWBOY" ing. A lower esthnate \Viii 11at-.,AalS"'otl· 10:55 orally attract your business. "'COWIOY" .t t: 15 but it's no guarantee of the · hlr bapl s.., rate you'll wind up paying." . s..y...._..t2P.M. /~~~~~ /":) JOUNTAtN VAlll'I' "FUNNY CAR SUMMER" .,,ft'~l ~~;oo;;;;;; ~. ~ l 1U,;;G1. AN~ LOW STOl'I' I MARSHA MASON JAMES CAAN MA.ft. WID. SAT. & SUM. IVG: 7 , .... t DI-\' Hlh "5U,.•• DAD" IOI 1·4lU..lll '·"'· "SON Ofl 'LUla&:ll" t0 1 t 14H:•t:JO IJ.m. a •OUNTAIN VAllf'I' ,,.~.<!:~D ......-,;cV,:;;-;;;;-, ~;-;;;;:'"c.1~ Al ~h l.M Tll 11:11 4 ACAD. NDMtr.ATtOH5 "SAVE TH E TllOE•" 1a 1 Try Saturday's Neivs Quiz l ::lll-l:K-1:41 ) AC.t.D. HOMIHATIDH5 "IJA l"Ea MOOH" l•l 1:»6:5'-101:11 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLB ACROSS 1 Jargon 6 Wheat husks 11 Autumn bloom 16 Trinily 21 LuJWry ship 22 Musical show 23 Censure 24 Scope 25 Acid ctiemicaf 26 ~theater 27 Arrangement 28 Separated 29 Poetic contrac tion 30 Caduceuses 32 Moleskln colOf 34 High mouotaon 36 Born 37 French summers ~9 Hawauan Instrument 4'0 Haberdashery 65 Philist ine city 66 Loud kiss 67 Grippil"llJ tool 69 Waterproof canvas 70 Greek vowel 71 Whisk 72 Dil'l"'IM serving 73 Cor11>laln peevishly 74 Conscious 76 Gally 71 Authof Norman 78 Blbllcal king 79 Rogues 80 Wander 81 Gossip ttem '84 Let1 a will 85 F1et 89 Isle 90 P1ojecrile 91 Ta .. i timer 92 Stop up 93 Ashen 9-i F1nanc1a! arrangement 95 Absolute 116 Personality 117 Onward 118 Roman -41 120 BibUca! name 124 Hamel In pest 125 Samovar 126 Discus.a 127 Musical atudy 129 Billa! priest 130 Asa.me 132 Siouan 1nc1.n '"" Sheol 136 Planet 138 Watercraft 139 Hearsay 140 Happening 1-i 1 Wear away 14"1 Woody plants 143 Vacant 144 Boy's name 145 More uncornmori DOWN 1 Blackboard '2 Restrict 17 Knock 1ign11y 18 Silly 19 Concur 20 Hinder 31 Atmosphere 33 Slangy conlractiori 35 Light soears 38 Abraham·s wife• 40 Incite .41 German htle 42 Before: prefix 44 Roman bronze 46 <3eolog1cal period 47 Rescinds oi8 Miscalculate 49 Storms so Make hilPPY 51 G1anl 52 Clocking 5" Ductile 56 Benefit 57 French river 58 Extra large S1l9 81 Banctages 82 P<''ll -Shaped country 83 Apportions 84 Sardine container 85 Wagers 86 PAgan gods er is.concerned 88Con,Mum 90 Family -91 Damp 9-i Meddle with 95 Trample 96 Papal orown 98 Zodiac sign 100 ShOrt resl 10 1 Kimono sash 103 8 1bllca1 pronoun 104 Bit:ltlcal city 105 Region 107 Servan1 109 Di sregard 110 Gay 111 Prolong 113 Treatise 11 4 Electronic _ ... .,!..,,_~u... CINEOOME 20 ... ; .. ·~l~".lf.1.'.;.!.L. ..... -_, .... CINE DUME 21 ,';' ··--'-'~ ·:.::.··: . .u~1..;.:1 -.. • !l"il. STADIUM · I .": ...... ._. .. , .... -=,,~.~· -._,_ . S!ADIUM ·2 ,-!; '-JI..!. ' f~.:':wl -.. -STADIUM •3 :;; ...... !.U<l'.L.C.l ~ -.. ,, - S!AOIUM •4 .:;: ... ..M.!.W.l!.1.1.:.11L" 7' .... "PAPIL(ON" .. , '"JUDGE ROY 1£AN" "AMERICAN GRAFITTI" "LAST TA.NGO IN PARIS" (X) "M IDNIGHT COWBOY" (R ) .. :CINDERJL}! Ll ~Y" "VANISHING POINT" "SERPICO" IR I '"' "IAN"', THE DRUM ~LOWLY" "l"Al"ER MOOM" lrG-1 "~ "SAYE T.f£ TIGE':" One admission entitles you up 10 6 hours skating· fun. ,o\SK ABOUT SPECIAL GROU P RATE ICE CAPADES CHALET COSTA MESA MESA VE RDE SHOPPING CENTER HARIO R ILWD AT ADAMS Tel; 979·8880 purchase "41 By way of "42 EQUal "43 Swiss river <4 5 Rely 96 Ripped 97 Cloth measure 98 Wallop: slang 99 Climbing YIOe 100 Spry 3 Aromahc herb " Little Edward 5 Burgeoned 6 1 llTl'TMl'\se 62 Demote 63 Museum detector 1,:========================'I 1 15 Make amends II '47 Capture '49 Wilhdraw 5" "°""""""! 54 Summer ............ 55 Defeats: slang S9 A ....... l\IJnO 60 Del\line 62 Liir 63 Chaltce veif 64 Hebrew leller .I _, 21 lU IJ.4 US IN • 101 Greaser 102 Regimen 104 Individual 105 Betlico511 god 106 AM>a.ssado(s residence 108 Wis/ling ~ 110 Originate 112 Ventilate 113 Salver ; ffij;'. J!li • ' 111 6 Eccentric 7 Crowded 8 Lalin greatiogs 9 Amusement 10 AlmOst weightless 11 Inept 12 Napped 13 Wisp Of hair 14 E:dinct bird 15 Mood 16 Snare display 66 Perspire 67 Cotton cloth 68. Stato ot; &Ulli:r 69 Robber 7 1.Magic word 72 Falo 73 Vacillate 75 Picnic berch 76 Wolghly 77 Nlciir.e1 alloy 79 Relaxing 80 C<14llure again 117 Dlalec1 119 RobuS1 121 Choir voice 122 Batne 123 Stair tread 125 Western Indians 126 Paciir. down 127 Paradise 128 At alt limes 13 1 "Raven" po~l 133 Gist 135 Actress Gardner 137 Time span IO >":;.? ll ll U II !~ ""Y !i 11 II 19 20 l :·-~ 110 -Lil 10 t ~;.;.'l Ill Ill fa •• " . 121 !22 ID SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS .. ~. -·-... I will be s Ir a o g er to -by timid uooclllte. PISCES (Feb. 19-Mardl IO): r .. ponoll>Ulty. But the way is cleaN>d and SpoUlght boo money and boW LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): All ,&rocn light wlU fillllh. Know andll g~•thaal"~'ew.a~'... CtJllnlectoll..J"olY Indications poinl to finish u II sod make prellmmaCJI .. --""' opposed to begin _ you rind plans. Good news Is due m r .. llty. Avoid baslng.dec!Jionll where you come troJn and form of call, mess:age. oo wishful t.hinJdni. Amther where you are going. Aries, SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22· Plscea•-could play key role Llbr• P<f'O<l! play sign~icant Dec. in: Deal with children. Uc sympolbeUc, not weak.~ roles. UUllze innate sen&e of creative people. Be reacty fol· Ci>mpensatlon for genuine showmanship. Reach a wider changes and express yourself. efforts. · ..... audience. 1'~1nd 'vhere you stand with IF TODAY JS you R VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 2'l ): oppo!ile sex. Don't accept o I rt 1' ll O A Y you are- ' One close to you requires superficial answers .. llig deep S(ln1e,vhat of a perfcctiontst; adj u s t men t in money -nnalyze and question, Those sensitive, introspective. ~ slluatioo. Get down rron1 you rtspeet do want you 4o easy to knOw. but have •' clouds -protect yourself in succeed . "snlOuldering" persooality clinches. Assert needs. Strive CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. which "'Ould oome a~ for greater freedom oJ act loo. 19): Famlly disagt~ments beautilully _ on_lbe screen, Display creative efforts. Set should not be blown up out television or motion plcture. your own pace. Don't give ol proport.kn. Maintain ln October, you make vital up something ol value !or balance, perspective. Study change, will be relieved .of mere sweet wb!sper. Sagittarius message. Clash or details which are a barrier LI BRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): ideas should be regarded as to your creativity. Many born Emphasis is on s hr e Tw d healthy, n o t disparaging. wKl er Pisces are attracted to observatloo. listening a n d Gemlnl, Virgo persons are in you. learning. Partner or mate is picture. r;;;;;;;•~•iPmift~ featured. You may feel puUed AQUAJIJIJS (Jan. ro.Feb. i~ two dire _ctions 18): Get message simultaneously. A q a a r I a n through personal v1s1~ if couJd fi~re in im~t _way. necessary. Some people are ~e v.:1th . progressive ideas Inclined now to misquote you . might 1nsp1re you. Key is to be oo -top o( SCORPIO (Oct . 23-Nov. 21 'I·: situation. Be sure ,meanings You have 1norc freedom now are crystal clear. Refuse to to 1>erfor111 basic tasks. In placate one v:ho ;s surly, recent · pasl. you were mediocre. • Co.HIT O..idN1- "IME ST A TUE" Ill n.-....... -'laalllY__.. 5 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS BEST PlCTURf • BEST DIRECTOR BEST SCREENPIAY -BEST ONEMATOGRAPHY BEST COSTUME DESIGN • N1w rork film Critics Circl Summer Wis WinterDrea Bl ·~· ..,_ ·-~AMTAlTIC """'" ~. ---......... ... • --_, '" ·-· --~TO W • .... ._ ... \ EXCLUSIVE! Hit Story It lncr•dlbltl Plu1 "WESTWORLD" """ l • lrll<•t• ••• 521 ·H 80 6 ACADlMl NOMINATIONJI THE WAY WE WEii !"1 OKLAHOMA CIUDI IN! -..,11. (»Ill •• ""'· • -It llOOll .__,., •ll-11. t Z .. Jtr. CN.r ou..w ccum "'..,_ ,..,._WAN ..... ,.., W T Of SMllLA ,,.. l>nc•lt! ••• . ..... •' .. " .. u 121-40 10 10 AC.\OlMY NOJMHATIOHSI 'J.Ul Nlwrrw. • IOlllT t9l'OU THI. STING !Nl CAllY TllATMINT 1N1 ,.~ "'4A• •10•••~ •I •• ..-~ ..... tk..I 9t.1·l411 J ACADIMT NOMINATlOf\111 """"""'°" THI LAST DnAll !II 'lmT .WDS AU IN A IOW ltl 11 ....... -. M• ...... -t ll·l211 ·-· •... ~ •... s... •l ~ .... ~ ~···· ....... . Sl4-6212 511'1Cl.fll INGAOIMfN"f fUNNY <Al SUMMll 111 •lU5 t •.wi. Niw!IW4 WINNING .,. ..,., ...... WAll IMW«T'S NIWIST IUnlDAD • ION Of PLUllll 111 u ..... ~ ...... -•IOIF-1 s11.1z1J 5 lrCADIM'I' HDMIHa TlOJftl AMERICAN GIAfflTI (N J TAKI THE: MONIY AND IUN fl'O .,....,.I ICM FUNN\' CAI IU-" PlUS •rNA .._.. ~'!fltNO l'O _, ' • 'lndia1i .Jewelry Exquisite pieces of Zuni Indian turquoise and silver jewelry are being shown by Miss Linda London. The exhibit which includes hummingbird design brace- -1et and necklace valued at $1500, is part o! the American Indian and \Vestem Relic Show in the Great Western Exhibit Center today only. The cen- ter Is located 'just of! tbe Santa Ana Freeway at the AUantic Boulevard turno!I. Admission, $2 for adults and U .50 ..tudents and $1 for children aged 5-12. Hours: JO a.m.-5 p.m . Educator to Discuss . Quaker High,.Sclwol . . CJtarles Croninger, principal chemistry, physics-electronics, or John Woolman School,. will French, German and ~panish. pres en l I he sc h o o I 's The school, located on 320 I "! educational phJlosOph.)'.: duting ~ at ...J,000 foot elevation near Nevada City, w a 1 a public meeting at 8 p.m. founded. in 1962 as a . rural I Tuesday in the Faculty .dub, Quaker boarding high scbool. UC Irvine. . While students come from l :__ 1be Qµaft:r_ :coeducational diverse religious backgrowids, 11Cbc¥>l, accredited by the Quaker emphasis on the f tWe1tem Auociatlon or Sct»ols. unique worth of the individual and Colle1es; ollers a tg-ee( 1s e~zed. Yflll" .-. ,~IJ' ~er -~ , !bat" ~let. euniculum ln E n g I i s h • student takes 1 pert to the ~ (ft&tive writing. poetry, social J'Wln!ng of the school which '{-;::;::"~ --;:::: Ltctures on art cind ballf:t t-will conclude a series or , Monday night programs on : Ruasian civ!Ur.alion al UC ""' Irvine. The lectl.ftS, open to the public without char.ge, are being pretent.d by the UC! :, J>rocram tn RuMian as part of a mulU-media c o u r s e designed to give students a 1 ; survey of Russian cultural development. I "The FJowering·of the Arts I; In Russia in the Symbolist ' Period" will. be the aubject 1:; of Dr. Michael Green , I~ ' I,.. ' . I . If '• 1~ I~ " J, ';i 1' • assistant profenor ol Russian, Feburary ,25. Olga l\laynard, lecturer in dince. will speak oo "The Russian Ballet" March 4, Final speaker will b e Kleofas Rudzjo, member oJ the faculty of Cal State Long Beach, who will speak on "Modernism and Formalism in the ~ian Ana lll>ce the i9ZOs" Mat'ch 11~ All the lecturea a r e schedu1ed for 7:30 p.m. in Room 174 o! the Computer Science Building on the UCf campus. • • • • • • • • f()ISEPll E. UMNE ...... • • • ' .,, • .. • 1..--,.--,G~E C. SCOIT • .,......,. , MIKE NICHOLS.. . ' :• • • •m • THEDAYii\D9J.l'HIN • #3 Mori. Tueo. Thuta. Frt. '7.-1;11 • I . I ' t I ~ I I ,:i ' , . ·--~ Sun .. 1·3·5·7·f.11 · t:. Mon. Tun.. WK. Thura. Ft1. ...... 10 e .......... 2-4·1-1-10 •i.-................... o!oii ........... ""'!~• • • •• • • 6 ~·~'"'.t,. ....... lnclut1t111 lest ,Act,_ ...................... D ·-•,_,_ THl•Y --- =~~~~IF.~~ • ., • • • • • • • I • I ' ' . I , I 1 ' .. j • • Sundiiy, F"ebl'uary 24, 1974 DAil y PILOT B Glenn Miller · a Favorit.e Fre11ch Farce At Colorado University Opens CSF Season BOULDER, Colo. (UPI) - Alan Cass, an employe at the University of Colorado, has five years to adlleve his goal -to pul together the most complete collection of Glenn Miller memorabilia in the WQrid. Gass, a scheduling officer at the CU Memorial Center tUMC), says he wants to have his collection done in time for the center's 2 5 th anniversary ln1918. Cass says Miller, who lived at Fort Morgan, Colo., and attended the univenlly in 9tJJ and 1922, iJ one of CU's most illustrious fotmer students. Juda Pedonit£ With Daughter "Glenn was a student here for a couple of years and, you mlght say, got the 'wanderlust,' "Cass said. "He had an opJiortunlty to co to Callfomi& and join his flnlt major professional orgW'Liiatlon, the Ben Pollack Orchestra." l\ULLER, WHO went on to fQrm hla O\fll band and beome famous in his own right, -tOGk: his orchestra t.o Europe during World War II to entertain troops. He was killed iD Deeember, 1944 al the age of 40 when his plane crashed enroute from Bedford, England, to Parb. "Jt was al"·ays h i s (miller's) intent to fll.um to the uni\~rsity and finish his studies ,'' Cass said. "Unfortunately the t r a g 1 c A recital featuring pianist accident precluded that from Arnold Juda and his daughter happening." Angela, a violinist, will be Cass said Mlller'1 widow, held at noon Thursday in who came from Boulder, Studio 1 of Orange Coast C.olo., carried on Miller's College's Music Building. The "love affair with the recital. is free and _the...public __unimsity:• until her death in is Invited to attend. 1966, Juda, a professor at UC "Helen fl\·Iil!er) contributed Irvine and orange_ Coast great11 to the university's music tuto.r, and ms daiJghter development in the 1950s. ,, will present works by Cass said , "and she was Beethoven and StravinslCy. instrumental in moving the unlvtrtily ahead in the daya when funds were needed." Four mainstage productions is March 29, wtth addltional and several smaller ones will pe:rformnnces on March 30 IN ttSS, Wl{EN the UMC spark the .spring season or an d 31 and April ~7. I ~ w I S completed, univeralty cat State Fullerton theat~r. During spring v a C a t i O n . •tudents voted to name the April 6-tl, the Recital HaU1 ballroom In honor ol l\liller. ENJERJ•INMENT Among the offerings ore a becomes a children's world • 11The atudent.t in tho,se days " French farce, o n e of as the Theater for Chlldren j 'felt we really needed to honor Sh a k esp ear e 's n1ajor presents "The Bear Who Stole. this ntan in some way," Casa "--------"" hlslorical dramas, a Theater Birthda13," in moming and .said. "We want to make for ChiJdren production and afternoon performances. students . today aware of the Rotunam·ans 8 Pulitzer prize ,vtnner. a The nnal mains tag e reasons the OOUroom \lo'a!I production or the season Is named-!or Glenn-!ttlller-and Reader'-3 Theater prod uction · 1 p and t"'O s1udent a ct i 11 g-Paul Zindel's Pu I i t z er :aJt."Glenn Miller is a I erf 0nning recitals. Tickcls for individual prizev;inning effort. '•The productions may be reScr\'ed Effect of Ga1nma Rays on So far, Cass' collection . begiMing three \\'eeks before J\1an·in-the-~foon ~'larigolds." includ .. about 100 ...w..lntm1ph~ The Roumanlan Trio v.•ill which opens l\1ay to and ~ .... ¥e.•-each production's o. pen in g and Interviews with 35 or 40 perform at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday night. continues through May 19. persona wbQ knew l\·liller in the Lagww. Beach High The season starts off on Also scheduled this spring before and after he became School auditorium. 625 Park are a graduate thesis famlUs. Faru; of the orchestra 8 light note with a production of Tenness ee 1 e 8 de r have d 0 n ate d Ave., spon,,ored by the Laguna presentaJ:ion or Feydeau's "A \Villiams' ,.'Suddenly Last recordings and other Beach Chamber Mu sic Flea in Her Ear,'' opening Summer,'' set for late April ; th Socl March 1 and continuing March remembrances to augment e ety._ 2_3 and ?·IO. Tickets for this a Reader's Theater production university's oollectlon. Tickets will be avaHable at French farce may now be in l\1ay; and acting recitals Cass slid Ernest Ransom •'--box' oflice Immediately in April and May: f ad. ww reserved by telephonin g the of Denver, a ormer r 10 before concerts at S3 ror theater box office al (714) Cur tain time for a 11 station engineer, was taping students and $5 genera I 87(}.3371 weekdays between 11 mainstage productions, except "perhaps the finest cllectt<:m admission. Subscriptions !or and 4 for the Children's 'Mleater, is of GleID!, Miller mus!c in the three concerts are a.m. p.m. at a p.m. on weekdays and ~tence fDr presentabon to_obtainahle !oi.:_$12._! i: o 1n FOLLOWING _J_Q!L_Fcydeau Saturdays and 5 p.m. on university aTdUves. ass sa1a Laguna Beac h Chamber Music comedy, Cat State marches Sundays. Pe'rformance timi-.s Ransom's collection consisted Society, Box 385. Laguna through history with a for the other performance! of about 45 hQqr.:; of Glenn Beach 92652. lnformation 499-production or Shakespeare's vary and will be announced ifiJler music and con~ained 3106 0; 545-7535. ;'Henry IV." Opening night later. every release ever dlstr1buted',--------------------------------by any recording company. 1 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS lncludlllg BEST PICTURE e BEST ACTRESS Ellen BIKstyn BEST DIRECTOR William Frledkin BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Jason Miller BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Lind• Blair 'fn• 4111• """'• whe 1••• Y•• ••tllle J•ss ••••••'' '&llllif/rolS'""lliMllllTlU G~ Vl\111 9.Ni'OOS IJll~llllllSllJi OJlll E~'lSSlilllULl li~,,!IH FilJll\'i.11/JMYKlll/IA n ll\!llliErJ/lt . ,._, ~l BllOOIS IWI.~ STINlllli. NillllW •~M' m om ll!AA ~tliR·S1n•Mlll!l'1&a~ "'"'~'illlil 11R1Zt1ui; ...,,ltll!llllli Pi.l\.\'{l,)Q•J[(.~·1Rl_.•tSTllOll :i---·A-( ~ ELIIN lllOIYN · MfX \tN Sir/J#· LEEJ ffilB · KITTY IMNN ·JACK~ MlliR,r.i.,r-IJN!}>\IVl/R.i.,. """°'W11.1Wv\ fffiR 8LAJTY \:::r-.oELIJ~ ,,,,.,.\\11Ll.LAM fffiR ll.Affi'o..1~1;..,,d f..L 11.C')A 'liooC--.C-jRJ-;;.$'".:-•I Performance Schedules MON. TUES. WED. THURS. FRI. 11:45 AM, 2:00, 4:20 6:50, 9:20, 11 :SO SATURDAY & SUNDAY 9:20 AM, 11 :45 AM, 2:00, 4:20 *STARTS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 22 * -. e TUU. e WID. e THUii. e nl. S•*7.00-1•40-I0•20 P.M. Saturday arMI Sunday 12:45, 2:15, •:oo, 5:30, 7:00, 1140, anti 10s20 P.M. 10Ac•llemyAwetnl -·-... """"' ........ ... _ ..... ......... . ........ ,.. HAllOll .. ADAMS, COSTA MESA. -546'3102 6:50, 9:20, 11 ,so ON HAIBOlt llYD. ONlMllE SOOfH OF SAN OIEGOfWf. ELLIOTT GOULD ROBERT BLAKE 11 EffU 2nd TOP ATTRACTION .J·' Stt'Ve ~ & All MecGr•w •n "THE e NOMINATED FOR. e 7 ACADEMY AWARDS -See'lhno Two Hits lncl,ding Best lctor JACK LEMMON ITI9<•l • Best Su pporting lctor JACK GIFFORD • ("{lger) • • • • • • • • • e Best Supporting lctress TATUM O'NEAL. i"lcl,l~~~~~ ~·~~1----~~~~~~~~~==dl MADLYN KAHN (Moonl ;,, ;!: ITAll•-.... > " ._, ... ,'l"'l 'fl"('q"f""'"'"" .... 11-~, .......... • • Also Goldlt Hawn Eiieen HKkart "BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE" • ~ + I ' ' ' \ ...... -WESTBROOK lllOCI.._. ON WllllSllS!W :t.W. I .... IO. Of" .._. NO¥I ,.,,.,, . ' ~ "' . ' _:_'. I -I • ' I ,...~ ....... • ,.J ::_·-~-,'-: · 1 lhi WAY WE WERE Plus -GEOR.GE c. scon FAYE.DUNAWAY "OKLAHOMA CRUDE" l'O) ' . ' . ' ' ' ' t ' . ' . J' I l'Ullll .... '-IU PINICftltJ "W "91'9" ' .. • JAa< l£MM:l'I • t fl 8 OAlLV PILOT SundBiY, F'ebru1ry 24, 1974 Elk Hills ,Oil Ma y Slip Awa y From ·Navy Due to Crisis l TAF'l'1 Calli. (AP) -1'le eroded hllJJ -.plDg toward the horizoo near lh1s Southern California town are a banm overlay for one of the nation's rldtest oil pools. 'Ibis Is the Elk Hills petroleum . resen-e. an emergency bank account >et aside by the Jnterlor Department le< natiooal defense. Now, becuse d. the energy crisis. Congress fs considering tbe first 11oil wfUJdrawal'' since \Yorld \\'ar JI fro111 the 46,000-acre reserve. Sixty days after start-up, the green pumps \\'Ould be pumping 160,000 barrels of oil d<iil y-from the 996 v.·ells here. says n Navy spokesman. The Navy runs Elk Hills. In three years, with additional coosttuejioo, 350,llllO barrels dally could be pumlf1 from the ground. 'l1lose would be ...,.igti to ..,....te all the motor vehicles In calllomla, or to meet more than hall the oil need! ot. the U.S. mUitary. The anned fort<S consumes 637 ,llllO barrels a day at home and abroad, the govenunent says. THE DISPUTE In Congress Is whether to use Elk Hills petroleum for relief during the current shortage, or to keep this reserve for a military emergency. The government acquired Elk liills in 1912. In the 62 years since then, only a nominal 1,000 to 2,llllO barrels daily bas beeo ,pumped from the ground, ~Y for maintenance -to keep pumpo from M!lng and salt water from seeping into the Ullderground oil pools. 'Ille only exception -World War II, when production reached 65,llllO barrels dally -a lot ol oil at !be time, compared with amsuinption. Al the height ol the war, the American military machine consumed about 400,000 barrels dally. That's less than tW<Hhlnis of what the anned forces bum today in peacetime. Trapped under Uie rolling layers of dirt and rock are at least 1.3 billion barrels of oil. the Navy estimates. This makes Elk Hills the nation's third largest EQUIPMENT TO PROCESS GAS STANDS READY Elk Hills, 3rd Lorgost U.S. Field, Moy Be Opened THE GRANT BOYS HAS OVER ••• 78.2 :MILES OF LEVI'S~ IN STOCK!! Tuition Gap Widens ' A mong State Schools USEYOUR CREDIJ.- ATTHE GRANT BOYS Master Charge BanlcAmeric.ard oil field. The two othen a re commen:lally exploited by privately owned oil companies, 'Ibey are AlasU's Prudhoe Bay field, wtth a proven reoerve of 00 billion barrels but W!rf llltle production yd, and the East Te""" field, wltb J.D billion bamla. ONE OF THE ELK Hills attractions Is the capacity to add 160,000 barrels almost ovmtlght to the· nation's cunent production of 10 million barrels daily. Thi.s would help to offset the Arab oil embargo, which has reduced the nation's pet~leum supply by two million barrels daily . · Elk Hills occupies a oomer of the -·~ state's hoi.and hazy-tral valley, ~.j!Wllon~ "'9.~ bemll. 1oU llllo r1di agrlculturol land. II U.. about 40 miles 80U1b....t ol llUEnlield b.. ...... laTg• dly, ...i -100 inllee ... u,.....i ol Loll Anplee. • Ulller <oolr&Ct, Standard Oil Co. ol l;aurgm;a does the pumplag and drilling for the Navy. But di .. COlllP8l1Y bas oo control over ttie use nnade ol Elk llllls oll. Nevertheless, Standard still owns about 22 percent ol the land, acquired belore Elk .ffllls became a govemmeqt .....,... In 1912. , A skele<on stall ol abool 100 handles malntenan<e Clll l'OUlkle drilllllg. In -......... """-· ... lolk ol "'i!IY Jlllj'liQa fl!.ll.111111111111~air.1111•*'1, I has,..-..Sanllrol~ Tait. a -ol 8,000 people. "PEOPLE DON'T .-lo 1llderMod though," said a Navy employe, " I il's not Just a mailer ol WmJns "'\ a tap. It will take a lol. ol pipe!~ aoo equipment to get the oil from wellhead to the refineries." I To pay for putting · ·the IJeld I preduotloo, Congreos "'1S9ed a 184. million sppropialloo. It will be ~ only ii • joint ,...iut1oo iB puBed put Elk Hilb into pnlductioo. WANT ••• HAv•-w•aorA OU& 1011 °tdfl!! PANTS MADE ilmw«W I ~' ._. ([W\bJ~ ~ TOA DIFFERENT VISION LEVl'S9 FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILYll Levi's® -For Gal·s!,! SACRAMENTO (AP\ -111c annual ,tuiiion gap between Califomla's J>Ubllc colleges r.d lUliversities and their pM\·ate counterparts ha s of CaJi!~ia, which is public, pay a $100 "education fee" eadt quarter, the report said. There is no tuition at the 19-campus California S t n t e University and Co 11 e g es system, or in the 99 public two-year conununi.ty colleges. Levi'~® For Guys!. For Style & Quality · w·idaned fro1n $546 to $2,029 in the last 17 years, says a lej:islative report. The figures, based on a ~udy by the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities, "·ere released by the Joint Co1n1nittec on the P..1aster Plan for Higher &l.ucation. The costs include only tuition and fees, not the total cost of going to school. Students at ,the University 'Ille report said private miversi.ties have been forced to hike tuition to stay afloat financially. A result bas beeo Ulat more and rn o r e · prospective students are being forced into public inslilutioos. Jt reeomm<r>:led Ula\ any state assistance to private colleges be dlanneled through students ip the form of aid. Try it! You might hate it. (s E E K} K x A 0 F I N D J B D G Seek & F+nd is the new word gOme that could make crossword nuts even nuttier. It can be sought and found every doy in the classified advertising secri on of the Daily Pilot. Seek ancl Fincl "SEEK & FIND" today to see if · you want to seek ond find it again tomorrow. A daily feature of the Classified Ad Section.of the DAIL Y PILOT Every Size • Every Style Every Color ;,<ii . .-r.e ltw Gvys f,.,dHional SOi's ~i~!' .. i.:~~::. ....... , ...... $811 Uvl'i& ltH G"fl . Brushed Denim Bells Sl,..21to31 ;n P ....... ,Novy,Ton, $1Q16 lrwn., \lfhlt•, I Y•llow ••. , •• , , •• ,, ••• Uvr#I for Gvys lluvos Tuff Cuffs $1300 ..................... c.i- ' . Levi's® For Boys Uvi'fS fOI' lop Corduroy Bells ";;1:,~~:~!r.;:'.'.'::.$600fo$JOO '""'-* ,,,, ..,. ~~.~~~ •-••••••••••••nn•••$J&O .... ,,.,.,..,. $8IO !!.d;!~~· .. o=~ ... _. ........ .. ,.,, .. ,.,..,. We Want ·-. .. You To Know • Were Growing!! WATCH F8R OUR G.RAND .OPENING INTHE ~~~.~.!·.~i~~ .............. $61• '"'i&lwa.,. !!!!!1 .. ~ ...... -.. ~ .......... ,..~&" PUENTE HILLS MALl! ! MONDAY, MARCH 11th -._, ___ _ ' • ~i~~~j;: ........ $14°0 . ~ ... t.W'..S lw Goh • ' ;.~.~~-. ...... $16~0 THE GRANT BOYS IS THE LARGEST LEVI'S® 'DEALER IN THE WEST! Ladles •. ·• • Design .- Your Own· Pants!! ·That's ·nghtl Just come on into either Grant Boys Store and in the Ladi*s department you'll find a Tele-Levi's booth where you can call Levi Stra1111 djrKtl Tell L4'vi's® what modifications you would make on current styles or desig!'I your own pants right over the phonellll • • • . .. • • DAILY PILOT (: J Williams Sparkles • Ill UC ·1rvine Track Meet ·----·--- An Unsung Bero Steveris Helps Players ·{n. Need EdltOT's Note: The modmi era aports tri&ta is providing eutertain- m.£tit, quality and occasionally con-• troverstt on a scale neoer before attained in the world of athleticJ. Ye' !ports of da11s (10l1e by also had great mome11ts and star pn· former!. Today our look at those ~ da11s focuses on Chuck Stevens. ~ . lly HOWARD 1. RANDY Of fM OMI~ f'lttt Stitt . . . When he \Was in Wliform, he w~ known as one of the smoothest fieklliig first basemen ln the game .. NoW thit be'a ori the s4ielinCs .. Crom the sf>CJll"I he loves, he has imotJier smooth, 8Plll"'i>clt to life -befping other People: '. • . . · Charleo (Chuck) Sievens spent 21 -years as a professional baseball player incl\lding three with the unforgettable St.. Lruls Browns of the American J..eoi\I~ ribald_ group that olten 'drew laughs and was the bfU.ntof jokes around the circuit. . For the record, the Long Beach product led every league he ever played in in fielding percentage at first base. His best hitting year was a robust .331 and in 21 years he avenged .284 on aJl levels. His fondest memories as a player, however, are of the 1949 season when Going Back IN SPORTS the Hollywood Stars v.-011 the Paciric Coast League championship. Other players on that team included Irv Noren, Frank Kelleher. Lee Walls, Jim Baxes, Gene •landley and Jack Salveson to name a few. Chuck . was also a member of the Hollywood team when they wore short, cut-off pants for several summers. But his biggest contribution to baseball was not as a player but in his present job es secr-etary- treasurer or the Association of Professional Ball Players of America (APBP). r His is a job that goes ·IUIDOliced by tbe rank and me In the game l and out wi_th few exceptioos .. Tbe • IP'9"P _ wj!I celell{.ato ill! S O I h annl"""""l' !hi )'eljr and ~'· • theme Is: ... · I' ~ ·'•SO More After 74." What is the APBP and how is it financed ? "The object is to care for members .... m canmt provide for themselves," Chuck says. "Every professiooal player is given an opportunity en a voluntary basis to join with major leaguers paying 110 a year and minor leaguers is. --CHUCK STEVENS ' ' T he cotnml5S1oner contributes !50,000 a year and most ol the clubs match the contributions ol their players." What about the use ol lhe money? "Here's a typical case and how it came about," he says, warming to his subject. "I received a letter. f!om some parents of a boy who suffered a nervous breakdown after playing in the miMrs for eight years. ''They asked for f i n a 1'c i a I assistance. I went to our rues and fowid his card then had another member who lives in Miami where the boy was liospitalized check on the validity of the case. "He called after checking and said everything was In order. I put the !acts together and sent them to our di.rectors.. They voted to give him assistance and we have been helping ever since. "We'll stay with him as loog as it takes to get him back in a predu~ve capacity again." In another cue, a former player rontracted tuberculosis. He had five children and "neede<t"immediale help. Oluck knew the player and sent him a check: by return mail and will continue to do so imtll he is l5lck . '1lt WO{L .-Take the case or Jamie Traber. a 19-year-old with three months of minor league experience. "He was injured in an automobile accident and paralyzed from the waist down Jor lile. "We heard about it immediately :tnd began to help him. He's doing ;; vre!lnglil now that he's in sch>ol (See HERO, Po(e CZ) International Flavor Gayner Set for Moscow; Bahashoff Snaps ~arks International s·p or ts competition's flavor and the excitement of travel in- 1olve a couple of Orange Coast area hi~h .C.hool girls. Kyle Gayner of Estaooa tilgh in Costa Mesa is one of three .American women gymnasts chosen to 6-avel to Mosoow and Latvia next month. ~ And in the past week Shirley Babash>fi ~ Fountain Valley High flew to Paris here she sparkled in an invitational ~ meet , winning with U.S. shori -in the 100-mele< free 3), 200 free (2:01.9), 800 free (8:55.3). Miis Gayner wiU be performing in World Invitational meet, presumably ing against such world greats. as Olga WllIT.E WASH Bob Loughridge (833-2510 ) or · Rusty Disbro (586-7233) for further inforn1ation . Former Dally Pilot l'Uto sPorls columnist Deke Honlgale now bu a radfo allow wttb Peter Revson, famed IP'IDd prlx circuit dr\vtr. 'Ibey cao be burd SmldaY> on FM stotloa KWST (115.t} at '1 p.m. It'• • S-mtaate program toacblng on race world bJgbllgbts. Since _the University ol Hawjli:s basketball team chalked up victories in ill! lint 11 games ,II has gooe ~7 and may be •~IO after -with O'elghton and tfllemphis Stale. Hawaii's Rainbows were rated nationally alter ~ing !be 11-0 ~ again.!! •oppesition Whldi included Punlue as the only tougti major scbool among the victims. Olympian Tom Henderson is tbe Hawaii Jeader in assists and pothts scored. Ex-Estancia lllgb ace Skip Williams has scored a:f , points and ~ grabbed 62 rebounds Jor .lhe Rainbows Ibis seasi>n. - Km• WHIT•• Kalby Flalier of Coola M... mp · By STEVE BRAND 'Of .. Dtllr """ jtetf Steve W"illlimo' _...,. al UC Irvine was brief Saturday, but ft waa long enough to cauoe the largest rtlJl)le of exettoment as UC! made Us t.r.t venture Into blg·Ume track and field. Ullder orilen Jrom San Diego State coacll Dick Hill, WUl!ams decllned to run either the 100 oc 220, restricting . hil elloris to the 440 and mile relay. The 1,800 fans, who enjoyed perfect track weather and some f I n e performances for, this •ar1y in the year, were treated to a typical Williams show In the sprint relay. Grabbing the baton !or the final JUI· yard leg , several steps behind USC's 9.3 sprinter Guy Abrahams, Williams • • Wilkes-led • Bruins Win; USC Romps LOS ANGELES (AP) -Senior Keith Willres "''"''d a career high 31 poinls Jeadiiig'fro. 3 ranked UCLA to a !IMS victory over Washington Saturday night to stay tied wNll Southern Cal !or the Pacific.a Coolerence lead. The ganle was tied tG-10 after five mifllies when Wilkes dropped in two straight baskets Jor a H-10 lead. Alter Washingtoo closed' to one point at ll>IS, UCLA ran off a ~ blitz in the next seven minutes to take a 39-19 lead. Washington was held scoreless e1oept for two free throws from 12:48 to 8:43 of the first half during the Bruins scoring binge. BiU Walton, who had 15 poirXs and 14 r~bounds, score! eight points and Wilkes six during the assauJt. Wasbinglon's Larry Pounds SOO<ed a career rugn of 29 points.· Wilkes, who hit 14 ol 15 ·shots from the floor, bad a previous high ol 'n points against North Carolina St. earlier this seasat. WASHINGTON 6S: Pounds Jt, Prkt I,, Edw1nl1 lO, Dorse'I' ,, W111i1ms t, Smllll 5, Broom 2, Tot1ls 21 ,_,, U.. UCLA ft: Mew,. .. Wllke1 Jl, Wtttan IS, Curtl1 ,, Liit S. Mcear1tr &. Jdlft-4, Drolllr!Qef" ~ 11~{/'ft~ln t. W15hlnolon 1. Webb ~-To111, _ "°'"""" UClA.,, """Im"""" F'oultd Ouf:---Wine. Toti faUls: Wlshlncrton 1~, UCLA.We. A; 12M7, • - ' e 1'ro11 '.f'.ough . \,(JS ANGELES•-Southern Cal~omia. led by soplwmore Bob Trowbridge'• 2S J>Oin!s, breezed past Wasbingloo SI. 116-59 Saturday nigbt, keeping the 1211H'anked Trojans tia:t with UCLA for the Pacific-8 conference lead. Trowbridge, a &.foot.a forward, got hot late in the first hall when he scoced eight Slraigbt points as the Trojans oulsoO<ed the COOgars 12-3 in the last seven minutes · before intennission for a 14-point lead. Trowbridge came out shooting . the -hall and scored eight of ':J. team's first ID poinlll as USC .blew the game open with a 22-point lead, 4!1-'r/. Tbe Trojans limited Steve Puidolras to 11 points, only three in the decisive first ball. WASH INGTON ST st; 81nff'lill 11. 8~ ... P\llclc*IS Tl Mllk!:r 6. JKbon 2. H1111~r 2, Glo\IKdlfnl t. Jtlf'l'I" 4 S!Mlt 4 Nlthl 6, T011ll 25 ,_16. SOUTHERN CAL 86: L1mbtr1 I, Tri:iwbrldllt ts. ·west.. 12, wr1111ms '· A~ 16, s.tton1 6, J-\ 2. P1!1T!fr J, CllllllTllll 6. Wiiiie , Cllrk 2. 011li 31 12·11. H•lflfll'lf: wsu 25 use 39. F011lld oun none. To111 fouls: WSU 11, USC 11. Teetinlcel fouli: WSU COllCll Rl"*llng 2. A: '·"'· e Beu.,ers Guh• ' CORVALl.IS -Oregon State, led by Steve Ericksen and Lonnie Shelton. handed Calilorrlia a 77-73 Pacilic-3 ConferE!IX'e basketball loss in a regionally televised game Saturday afternoon . The Beavers coasited .t41i an early 17- poinl lead, bul Calllmda narrowed the gap «>. 4o.1f al llalltime. 1'd by senior guard Brady Anen, the Boars , 9lo<med bade, outscoring OregM state 10.2 Jb.a two<nlrute .u.tclt early in the -ball and ]>Jlling within two points at· 46-44. e Duelu Es~pe EUGENE -~·s Rm Lee popped Jn a 27'~ool jump allot rib one second on \be clock, handine Stanford a 7:1-71 Pacific.a Coolerence basketball defeat Saturday nlghL Joolor guard M~ Arteii>erTy put Stanford abeed 71-70 wilh 35 seconds remaining but 20 -lMer failed lo convert 'JI --foul sltuation --id !lave giWD the Ooniinals ·~·lead. look about 50 yards to ctt bis Jong lep moving. ~ Jn motion, h>wever, Williama bun! pa.t Ahrahamll and w,. looking ~k as be bit the "1pe, holplng San Diego State """rd a 40.8. USC was thned in 40.9. The Trojans got a measure of revenge "1lell they built a JOO.yard lead In the mile ttJay and dared Williams to catch them. That task was impossible, even for the newest World's Fastest Human. USC's young club dominated most o{ the four-team meet which was also attended by Cal Stale (Long Beaclt). Fonner Pasadenet High hurdler Mike JoJnson clocked a fine 13.9 In the 120 highs and four Trojans s p r i n t e r s recorded 9.! or helter on lhe Uct track. At.'ahams won one &eetioo of the 100 In ~.5, the same time given teammate Mitre Shavers and Long Boaclt's Jciln Gloud. UCJ's Judd Binley, only a lreshman, was .the top Anteaters athlete, seutng !dlool records In both lbe shot and discus with marks or 48-3 and 151-3. 100 -'*'1°" n 1 Abf1hlm11 1sc1. t . Sl'l•vers ($CJ, l , Gloud IL8l, Tlme: t .S OlherJ WlllJ1m1 (1) t .1; (S-.;llOl'I n 1. Ttiorn.1 ($C), 2. FOl'd IL8), s. lto1u IS.CJ, TlfT'ol: ..... no -ls.t<:tlon 11 I Abrllll m& (SCI. 't lltornl• ISCJ, 1 GICIU!I ~LB), 'r1.,...: l1.01 Ol~«J; D'AddN II>~> 'l'J fSKl•PI:' tl .1. 1~-.er1 (K) 1,AOl5 SC , • -· {LIU, Tl1r11. !'t. . -I, Ak111rdlo0tl {SCl. 1. TYltt {$01, l. Sk1!1 (Lil, Time: '1.t 1 Others: Grout (I) 50.1 A1ek11 (I 51.1 NII -(Sic on 11 I. Moffs (LBJ, 2.. 8tOWfl ISCI 1 Br..m (L81 Time: 1:'6,,1 Ottier1· Sld1PooMo (I) 1:5411!, C•FnPbtU (ll 2:«1 {Secllooi r .J· R'1's'Bf~fe.-iLBI l :il.~. 't Hein (II 1:57.1, Mir."°-I. L-c !LBJ, :. 8ltlller (SOI, l. .,.,., l'llM ""'"" W L• ,..,_ USC'S DEAN OWENS FLOPS OVER THE HIGH JUMP BAR TO TIE FOR FIRST AT 7-1. •· STEVE WILLIAMS (R) WAITS FOR THE BATON. Ai·W-0~1 .. State, UCI Divide Doubleheade1· Special to lhe Dally Pilot · TEi\.fPE. Ariz. -UC lljVine split a doubleheader with host Ari1ma Slate University Satmlay lo gain a :1-1 aeri .. edge over ·the Stm Devils in a three-game baseball series here this weekerxl . UC! droppe<I Saturday's opener, 7-1, but came bock bellind Gary WbeeiOck to win the nigttcap, M. Jn Saturday's seven-inning opener hiUing star Keith Bridges bell<d ~ leadoll home nm In the flzS innfrv before the UCJ attack WM stymied for tile belance of the game. · Tad Davis opened oo the mound lllld did well . until the fifth frame when he was tooched for four runs. .. B·ridges, recovetlng from a hamstring muscle pull that kept him out of the season opener, came back in the nine- inning nightcap with three hits in five plate appearances as W he e I o c k pilohed his secood oomplete game and second win of the year against one de-feal Wheelock gave up four nms but nooe of than We!'e ~ as an error and • pa$ed ball allowed all r1 Ibo s... Devils runs to score. In lhe nightcap, Bridgea opened rill a leadoff single and Wheelock aiilf!2ed him to secood. Terry ~ oaaifi<Od aod Jell Malinolf singled to b~ me nm across. Rod Spence singled in a secood tally with Mallnoll S<Oring m a passed ball. SWpy's dooble scored Carl Pelernel in the second inning as UCI took a :J.-0 edge. In the fourth , the final ~1> marter1 were added when Dave Lyons continued his hot hitting streak wilh a leadofl single and Peternel walked. Both moved up on a wild pitdt and scored on Bridges• single. woo foor eveats aad' -......,. lo kotbut arid Ludmila Tour!sche'Va of the tlie .-tlarlq .-...., fl r rU<a , lloviol UnlM ln a meet held Ol)ly ooce compodtloo Qlc~ ... slid --~ four years. from H-t:, -mp, Sa GoHers Fit io Be Tied The Saturday split brings IJCI's """I'll to 4" IOI' the seGSC1c1 with the oele game al home Tuesday against ar-. County rival Chapman. The game wUI atart at 1:30 with Ray Humphrleo, Friday nigbl'• ........ in Ari>ooo, tho _probable starting pitcher for UOL Fnim there l5be goes to the Riga Cle......, S-aot, Ft•lw VaDOJ, biP In Lahia, _ along With' U.. S • W-a.i lleotml-. teammates Debbie Fike and N'ancy Ba>8 ftShing excels at Lake llava811, Both area glrb loom as b(tgbt Ari 11 .... -·"" · trot Jor Jbe 1976 Olympic 'Games 1" Y"" can .,.. ........,.-pe to get there, A lot of !Ioli In Ibo ~!$-!" treal. pound category are beiDI caup& ml llpooldn& of l)'ID••lll ... Ille SCATS Indio'• Ralph, Quaokeabusb .._uy lleodqaari<red la Westoil .. t<r alltr boated a 341i'tltriper. vhll -ala-ID -~ u.i.· Jack S.0'! of Ille~ la_.,,.. ,. .. , .. 'y•an. They bate ·...,i....i to lie ........ ~ ......, al M.- Y Rlcl>Y M-aocl Mlo1 Gar-Hip loAy WW -~ eompotO ocl bout a flne prollf"m lw atplrlol bi· track la· a meet dae to beatn al om-t1. ..tt -. r- Uillvenity ol Oklaboma toiitball coach r--~ Hlih ~ playm said ~rry Switzer will be in Orange county' P.>dl>1• ~,,!•nlty ~ .WJO Neeme ~y. A hlgllllghl film from OU'a nifty -Wllb,a """' -lbelr 8-agam,t m aeaoon irtll be port of 111e program ,n~ -Friday nilbt- vco at the Holiday bin al Buorla' --N~ '-"" 'lllilt • Warril leelin& The 7 p.m. lhow ls free to the lw the Anabelm folks Wl\O treated him -and intenoted penozw can call so kindly the pa!t two ........ FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) MaaWs champion Tummy Aaron """"1lbled lo a Joor....ier par 88 MlCI moved Jnl4 a --Ue for Ille hood' Saturday in lbO tlllril nMlld of Ille .,,oeo 111verrary Goll Clam1c. Aanlll. tr\>Ubled by • bad -slnce hil victll<y at AuiUS!a. Ga., lael ..,.mg. ~ llwrl9'11 !IOV<rt ~ and put tocether a 54-hole total of 210, s x-uncler1lar M the 7,llJl.yard lnvemiry Oomlry Club course. He was lied with '->rel 1bompsM and ... -Roy Pace, el9o • 210. ~ bod' a 17, Thol11poon a II In the' "*""' wy .....__ A IDU!ive logjam d...topeci al the top In Chis chose for the $52,000 flrst prh•. At various Umes ,during the third - I rotnl, nm. dU!onnl playero led II' abarfd the lead, '""1 with IS hol.. to go, 11 play.,..;nctudlng d eJ ending champioo Lee Tremel -were grouped within two shots of each othec. Sam Snead isn't 8l110Clll them -but the Sl·year<lid marvel was just three sitolc'es bod!. He had la COhSeCU\ivc pan liefore bogeying the 17th hole aild linllhed with a 'ISWor 213. Cloe -ke off .the lood al 211 were Haje Irwin, BOOdy Allin end Chi Chi Mirtguez. lrwl!l took e •59, lncludl~ a boi!ey on 1lle lloal hole, while Allin Ille! Jloclrlguoi maldled 70o. Trevino, wbo bad IOlilo sharp wOrds for a ldevlslcn commllllator, was al 211. 1' After t finished, 11 Trevino sald1 "this televisloo announcer says, •tee, you ~Iha! frmt nine just tunble.' ' I aald, ')ooh, I've beard you belore and YOI\ don 't announce too good, either.' Right on the tube I asid it. • I ought to get 80me fan mall out of that Of?e." llllrd ~ IMdtrs ln tnt U.O 000 lrivtrNiry Golf CINJlc: Tvmm'I' A.1ror> L--.1rd TllomMort Hll ll"flln 11!,ld A.11111 Clll CM_,,llCll'l-1 Jim. w .... llt!', L'\\\'~'i'/1:-rtf~· :,.~T.~. '~~ $Om J ......... UC lrtlne Cl> 111dge. cl P9!WTIM, rl BelfkO.. rt $tllo'(, c , ....,,,.. .. M•tll'IOff, ID SOotlK•. If Wl'lllthffd, &1 "~· 21> e:...w. Pl' ,_" W~k,dll D.vls, p -·· TOf1b ... tlll'tlf :t I I lrldges, cf :t I D MIM'ocll, p D 0 t Stupv, c J I 0 H11911f's, ~ O O O Metlnofl, lo 2 O O SDtl'ICI. II :t 0 0 E9'1V· II" 2 1 0 WllllttMI"· ... , I 0 Andet'IOn, 2to t I 0 Lygn1, :Ill :t t 6 PllMllll, rl ) 008el1Ktff ' .. • • 0 i. f , TOflla ''"' .. _ ktrt ., llWlllltl s 1 i :r J 1 1 • 1 I I I 0 ••• I I I j 3 0 I I I) 0 0 • J 0 1 • ' 0 0 • ' ' 2 • 2 z 2 •• I 0 0 t , •, •, I UC lnol"' 100 000 0 -1 N llOlll 11tl9 IOI CMt • -1 t I _ .. _ _,,_ ' . . UC lf'lil'lt 110 20t oot -t 11 I I ArllGJMI ,M,_ 001 000 JOO -' I 1 • -' , C f DAILY PILOT Sunday, Ftbnwy 24, 1974 • ' . Marina, HB Dominate All-League Selections · -PRIZE CATCH -Patrick Swift of Corona del Mar • ;recenUy booked a 98-pound shark while fishing out -of ldlaml Beach, Fla. which he enter:ed in the Metr<>- ·polltian Mlaml fishing tournament. .Patrick is 10 years old. Sports In Brief '· NC State Pushed; ,- Lakers Hang On ' CLEMSON, S.C. -North ·-Carolina state, the nation's . No. 1 basketball t e a m • countered a strong bid by • wx1erc1og aemson Saturday nicht with a 35-point performance by D a v i d Thompsoo, to win 80-75. The lead see-sawed in the : .. fo-st half, but <JlelllSO!l held .; ~~ it only mce in the final stanza, ~; 7~74 with 1:27 left. Toonny _ Burleson and Thompson then ~:. p layups and Morris Rivmi , • comected on a one·and one : ... to romplete the scoring for :: : State's 22nd victory against :;: one loss. :;~e LA Wltu ·· .. ::: SEATTLE Ga i l ~ :' Goodrich's two foul shots with .. : four seconds remaining ~ ·~ Saturday night gave Los .. ; Angeles a 118-116 National .~ ~ Basketball .wociation victory ::~ over the Seattle Supersonics. .:_'.': Goodrich had 28· points to .: lead seven Im Angeles , " players in double figures, but ... , Spencer Haywood of Se.attle 1~ led all scorers with 32 points. ·' ~~· 18-13/4 Vault -~~~ POCATELLO -Ste v e S Smith vaulted 18 feet , 1% • inches for a world indoor ; record. closing out the night :~:.-after John Ca rlos. Wyomia t Tyus and Paul Gibson also ..; set world indoor records at 1 · an International Track :.:_-:;_As s o ciat i on meet here ~ Saturday night. • g GiMoo smoothJy ran the 71}. ~; meter hurdles in 8. 7 seooods, ~c smastUrc the 9.3 record set ) ··:. by Bert Steins and Karl Schottes in 1956. e Sn1lth Gul11s UNIONDALE -Stan Smith ~f reached hls first tournament ~ final since 1st su m mer , defeating sccond~secdcd Alex x :t " ·' .• ... • TV Sports For Today . ' Metrevell of Russia 6-3. 6 4 in -a semifinal of the World Cbampionmip Tennis Blue Group $50,000 tournament Satw-day '""'" Smith. se<ded fifth, joined top.seeded John Newcombe ol Australia in today's title match for the $10,000 first priz.e. .N~be advanced earlier. beating un seeded Brian Fairlie of New Zealand 6-4, fH . e Ki11g Rolls' DETROIT -Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals won semifinal m a i c h e s Saturday at Detroit's women's pro tennis toorney, and will ·vie today for $10,000 top prize money in the final. More than 400 fans were turned a\\'<lY from the late match, in which Miss Casals of San Francisco beat Virginia Wade of England 4 6. 6-3. 6-4. Earlier , ~frs. King, ouUasted France's Francoise Dun-6-3, 3-6, 6-0 in Cobo Hall. e l' outh Dies HOUSTON -A high school aUtlcte co.Uapsed and died Saturday at an outdoor. track and iield meet here. Frank McMurrey, 17. or Houston l\-1emorial H i g h School. collapsed after running tiie second leg of the 800-yard relay. Authorities said the yooth died of apparent card iac arrest after s ee m in gly hyperventilation. e Kltags Tie MONTREAL -Tom Wil- liams scored 'Ai th 61 seconds remaining Saturday night, capping a iru-o-goal rally in lbe final 2'f.I minutes that lift- ed the Los Angeles Kings 10 a 4-4 National Hockey League tie with the Montreal Cana- dlens. e :J:56.4 ltllle COLLEGE PARK -North Carolina senior Tony Waldrop broke the foUr·minute mile for the sixth straight time indoors 1 this season. in the Atalntic Coast Coofe rnce t r a c k cham pionships Saturday night . Wa ldrop IJad sha ttered the urorld indoor mile record last Sunday with a 3:55 clocking :it San Diego. His 3:56.4 time Saturday night set an ACC reoonl. e Connor• Hot SALISBURY -Defend.Ing champk)n Jimmy Conn o r ·e aquashed Sandy Mayer 6-1, &- 1, 6-0. wilh a brilliant display of tennis. and advanced to tlle finals Saturday night in the U.S. National Indoor Open !<Mis cbampicoships. Connor&, the No. 2 S<OO. Will oloy . u-Frew McM.i!IM ol . SouU1 Afri ca in t od ays title mat c h . McMillan, tlllnc a dellber:ito game, diminattd young Jim Delaney of Potomac, Md .. f.2. 7-', 7·5. ' . '. ' Sailors Secure Playoffs Newport Harbor High 's sail· ors have qualified to play ln the first round of the CIF 4-A basketball playoffs F rid a y following the rel ease d. the CIF pairings . The Sailors earned the final berth. drawing No. 1 se<ded Palos Verdes alter flnlshing third in Sunset L e a g u e hostilities to co-champions Hun tington Beadt and Marina. It's the first playoff game for Newport in cage circles since 1966. Edison High's Chargers, in the basketball playoffs for the first time in their five-year history, are at Huntington Beach D is tri c t rival Huntington Beach. The tatter is the No. 3 seed in the 32-team tourney. And Marina's Vikings. the No. 4 seed, play host to Kennedy, the third place finisher in the F r e e w a y League. Irvine League ch amp ion Fountain Valley drew a tough · task, getting visiting Long Beach ll!Ulilmn. The only other item in the playoff news of interest t.o Orange Coast area fans is the firming of San Clemente's first round playoff roe Tuesday-Workman at San Clemente. The other seeded team is Verbum Del. which is the No. 2 rated quintet. Verbum Dei plays host to Centennial or Santa Monica . The playoffs this year feature the most Orange O>ast area teams ever with five in the 4-A eliminatioo.s, a1ong with San Clemente and El Toro in the 2-A and 1-A class. El Toro plays Notre Dame of Riverside Tuesday a t 1'.fisson Viejo High. ... NtWPOl't H•rbor t i P•lot Vt rdes El Au~l!CI t i Troy Ml. Clrmtl 11 Domlrl(IUtf Lii Mlll!~lr'! I t Foun!•ln \11Uey k"""'4y •I MWl"I Strvlt1 t i P1clflc S•nl• 111r1Mr1 11 Crnctntt \111!ey \11nlur1 11 Cr11pl C1nlennl1I or $111!1 Monie• 11 \ltrbum Del 1 S1nll An• V1ll1y 11 Sin Clorgonfo PlonMr II Compton TO!'r1nct 11 Lowtll EdllOl'I 11 Hunlll'IQlon ll•tcll Lii Wiison 11 81.tiop Amt! Gll!>d1le 11 P111den1 Loyol1 11 llutnl ' JIM STEPHENS Co·coach of the Year ELMER COMBS Co-coach of the Yea r RAUL CONTRERAS Player of the Year Young Easy Winner In CIF Mat Finals By HANK WESCH Of t1M D•lly Pllll fll ff FoWltain Valley's Joe Young wo n the 98-pound championship and four other Orange Coast area wrestlers qualified for the upcoming state championships in the CIF wrestling championships Saturday before a capacity crowd at Marina High School . BefOn! sending his top wrestler out on the mat for the 98-pound finaJs, Fountain Valley coach Wayne Miekaelian said that Young's strength. experience a n d wrestling savvy would t~lt against No r t b Torrance's fo.ti tchell Taguchi. ~1ickaelian's words proved prophetic. Young sent Taguchi to the ma t 'Aith a head.lock ·with just over 1:30 gone in the match, scored a near-fall before Taguchi escaped, and was in -rol all the way in taking a 10-3 victory. The ~!ch was__,_ typical of YOW!g's efforts during the day. He scored one ' pin and recorded !:Ml and 11).4 deci· sions on his way to 'the finals. Young wound up the CIF sea· son with a 35-1 record. "Joe was a lot more poised tonight than he was when he Jost last year in the finals," said Mickaelian. "He wrestled Homers Carry Edison Past Monarchs, 14-7 Edison High§<hool used the ·home run to blitz Mater Dei's ~1onarchs ~ baseball t e a m Saturday m non-league actioo with Mike Selwood and Scott Desrosiers each hitting a pair ol round-trippers in a 14-7 romp on the winner's field. Selwood belted h~ round· trippers on oonsecutlve times al bat in the fiflh and sixth frames while Desrosiers had one in the third and another in the sixth. Mark McCauley contributed a three-run homer to the losing Mater Dei cause in the fifth inning when th e 1'.fonarchs scored six ol their seven runs . The victory was the second in a row for the Edison Cltargers and came with the aid of 15 base hits. a beautiful match. didn 't make any mistakes and didn't get in trouble. "I think he'll do well at the state meet nert weekend, but it's a hard thing to prediqt." Yot!ig, by virtue of the near.fall, held a 6-1 lead after the first period, and wresUtd cautiously the rest of the way . •Corona del Mar, meanwhile, qualified two wrestlers for the state meet in Hayward as did Dana HUis. Steve Bufe, a fourth place finisher in the 98-pound division, and 148-pounder Brad Casey, also a fourth placer were the Corona del Mar placers. Both are juniors, and will be back shooting for higher things next season. Dana Hills meanwhile, saw heavyweight Bob Gregerson garner third place, and 141· pounder Jean-Pierre Duquay finish firth to grab the other ;iualilying spot. Gregerson, who came into the..meet with only one loss. was pinned for the first time by eventual runner...up John Surby of Montclair but fought back for third place. •t M•r111 Hltll ScllMI ,. -TOU"I (Jl;-ltln Ylllt'J Otl. Teguclll {N. Torr1ncel, 11». 106 -k1lc111 (N, TO!'r•nc•l def. Flink (M!r1 Coal1l 1-0 11S -Glt•l'llln (Upl1nd) d1t. Rosev11r (lluen1 Pirkl, 4-1. 123 -Mlfldoll {SI. John llOleo) dtr. WJl!l1m5 C(111!'llloJ, 4-1. llO -IC!nafle {W. TMrl/lCI) dlf. Miiier IQ11artl Hiii) ,.~. 136 -GUl11't* (Torr1oc1) def. Llll l'ld (Mlrl Cotti) l ·2. 1~1 ·-z11l1r (RldondO) def, Cotne (W. Torr1nce), :Ml. 14 -Kell~ (W. Torr1nce) plnllld R1mlrez (\llclor \11Uey), 2:61. Saddleback Drops Cage Finale, 88-7 6 'I1le Chargers opened the scoring in the first when Steve Hines walked and Mike Macoy singled. Jell Nichols singled for the first run a n d Desrosiers walked to load the bases. Rick Hibbard then belted a two-run single and the fourth tally came on a fielder'! ehoire. Solo homers accounted for the next two Edison runs before an elongated fifth !Ming in which each team scored six times. Al Gibson was the Edison winner in a relief role. IS1 -Hltclltoc:ll IS•n L11l1 Obb po) dtt. Wlnon tWnlernl. 11.J. 16' -Holld!11tk (W. Torr1nce) "!4n~(.W.~1=rff1dt~. "°''ff' (Lot Al1ml l01J, 11~. 194 -Hunlffld I.Arroyo Gr1ndt ) dtf. Wll11 (8r1wleyl. 3-1. Hvy -sr1nl1y CSonori) def. Surby (Montcl1lrl. 1·1. Clttlltl•tlOll la.ti! wrHnleo q1,1111ry fir 11111 fOililrflll'IWtll) SAN MARCOS-Saddleback College, playing Withollt i~ top scorer, suffered an 88-78 setback al tlle hands of hoot Palomar Co!Jege Set u rd a y night 1n Mission Conference baskett>all , Rick Bauer, who hit 28 points Wednesday night when Saddleback romped to a 100-83 MISSION CONP'•Jl!NCI CFln10 W L P'F AlverJldt 11 0 I.SIS Chlfft V 1' ' !·.>.,•3 Grostmont i,> j > P1lom1r 1.057 S1ddltt18(;k 1 9 1,2•1 $ou1hwntern 1 9 J,02l Sin llernt n:llllO • 12 1,0?J Cl!ruJ l 1l 1,0..1 Sin OllOO l 13 1,019 S1!9Nl'r'1 klfU PllDfMr II, Slddleblck 11 Sou111-.1 ... n 71, Cl!rv1 IS Gtostmont n . Ch1lfev IO Alvtr1kle \(11, Sen ll1m1nllno n •• 1,131 1.156 1,156 1,2'2 1.353 1;2..a 1,1)9 1,214 1.3!2 '\\·in over San Diego, was sidelined with mooonucleosis Saturday night Md ma y be forced to miss the c:onference all-star game at Riverside next \Vednesday. Without Bauer the Gauchos from Saddleback fell behind ''""''' Holfm1n 9 o ' 11 Auila • 5 0 I 10 Norm•nd•t 1 1 0 I NIY I 1 S 17 Mre 1>\0 ll Hlllty 2 1 I ' T11lley 1 O D <f Wesf;1rth 1 O J 2 M1ver1 0 1 0 l To11111 3' I 11 71 H1lltlme: f'1lom1r >f·2t PONDEXTER PACES · 49ERS SANTA BARBARA -Caf 'Slate (Long S..ch) rod• freshman <llltol\ PoNlexter's 26-polnl performance to an •MY 98-61 victory .ov"' IJC. Sama Barbara Sat~ rd a y , c II n oh In It lhtlr llftl1 conoeou\lve Pad llc C .o a s I Alhlelic AMoclatloo basketball champlopshlp. Long Beach, 21-2 for tlle oeason Ind IMl In the PCM , hi t a alf.Z!lna $7.9 percent of its lholl •• the Ponde xter brotbenl, Ro9a>e and Oiiton, aJ\d big Leooanl G r a y , dominated the rcboundinl!. .• early and were forced to play catchup against the taller Palomar club. Saddleback was able to make just one serious run 'at Palomar. fighting back from a 38-29 halltime defici t ,to close to within. two, 45-43. At that point Palomar ran off eight straight polnts to seal the verdict. Tom Hoffman led t h e Gauchos with 18 while Dan Nau chipped in 17 a s Saddleback was able to score well outside. The Gauchos, with the loss, also dropped a chance to finish .500 in the conference, having to settle for a tie with Southwestern for fifth at 7·9. Miier Oii 171 Ger~•· cf .. ,.., " T1ck1 , lb ~lltrl, IS W1"-r1, r I McC1u1ew. rt Spt ln. 2b Sml!ll, P·lf c11ou1, H Llnne .. 1. c klrkM$1. lb H•nlo.m. 31:1 Toi.11 Hlt111. II M1coy, P GlbtOn, P Nlcho!1, cl s.lwoocl, lb Dell'otler1, 2b HlbClrd, rf Mori llo. 11 Macv. c Scl!Hflt". lb Schl1r'blrl, lb Tcrt11t ••thrtll J 2 1 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' I 0 0 0 0 0 Cl 2 1 2 3 3 0 1 1 3 1 2 7 3 0 0 0 3 1 2 I 2 I 1 0 2 1 I 0 lt 1 ' 7 •• r II tlll l I 2 2 l I 1 I l 1 2 0 ' I 2 l ' 3 3 A 2 ' l 2 2 ' 1 2 3 1 1 2 3 ' 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 D .o O 27 141J 14 sc-tr ll'lflllltf; "'"" .. Ii di son ' .. 000 0.0 1-r ' 0 A01 1'2 it-14 IS 2 '8 -Funk fMlrl Co•lll det. 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(lllk Cor0111 dtl Mir, ~Ttt'11~, Monie 11r 1121. OtMrl: Olne DlllY '"" fltliltt W L.11 '''"" FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S JOE YOUNG: ON TOP AND HEADEO FOR CIF TITLE. '' I - . ' '' i ' I • ' ! ' ' ·-. Contreras Garners Player of the Year Sunset League basketball oo- cbamplons Huntington Beach ond Marina dominated their circuit trom start to fin ish and the olflcial all-league selections as picked by the Dally Pilot ..tlect it. Four Marina pla yer1 , lhree Huntington Beach players and both coaches earned honors, along with two Newpor t Harbor standouts and a West- mlnst<r whiz. Huntington Beach's Raul Contreras, who led the league In B<Oring with a 21.Z nonn and was dearly the player the Ollen rell<d on in the dutch, ~ Ifie circuit's player of the year. %e Oilers' Elmer Combs and Marina's Jim Stephens share honors as coach of tile year after gujding their teams to ldeatlcal 13-1 marks. Marina's only loss in 26 games was at Huntington Beach and Huntington's only league setback was at Marina. Huntington Beach is Orange Comy'a No. 1 team and third in the CIF ratinp. Marina is No. 2 in Orange County and No. 4 in the CIF 4-A. lt's the fU'St time in the Daily Pilot's history that a single coach was nof.: tabbed for the hooor-lle it football, baseball or basketball. Scott Rankin, the puid forward f r o m Huntington Bea~. aloo garnered a first team berth, as did Marina's Bob Losner and Keith Koeller . For I..osner it's his third tiJne on the ellte list and he'• only a junior. The slick M center is the key to ~farina's balance with his ability to hit from outside. Koeller, too, was an ill!tru- mental factor on a team so loaded With deplh that it seemed at time9 impooalble to separate any of the staltlng five. Another standout repeater is Newport Ha-·s. star guard Brlan O'Flaherty, who led his mates to their first berth ln the CIF playoffs ln nine years. Other Marina players to garner second team berths In· elude sophomore guard ruch Brannipg and senior guard Byron Kosick. Huntington Beach's Rocky Ciarelli, Newport's Brian Renner and Westmimter's Dave Walsh round out the 10-man squad. All-Sunset League First Team ,. Player, SCbool Raul Contreras, Huntington Beach Bob Losner, Marina lfll S..10 Sr. 6-0 Jr. S..10 Sr. 6-4 Sr. 6-2 Sr. a- A vi. 2U 18.4 16.3 lt.7 13.8 Brian O'Flaherty, Newport Harbor Keith Koeller ,Marina Scott Rankin, Huntington Harbor Second Team Byron Kosick ,Marina 6-1 Sr. 6-4 Sr. 6-1 Sr. 6-2 Sr. 6-1 Soph. 10.5 18.9 12.5 9.0 10.5 Dave Walsh, Westminster Brian Remer, Newport Harbor Rocky Ciarelli, Huntington Beach Rich Branning, Marina -GWC Rallies, 8-2; Gauchos Fall, 20-9 Golden West College spotted , by Mill s. a walk to Gary the Santi Ana Doos a two-run North. a sacrifice Oy by lead then came back for an Sanchez and a double by 6-2 basel>lll victory Saturday Blakeley. afternoon on the RusUers In the eighlh . Steve Brewer diarnmd in non<Mference singled after 1'.fills bad trtpled play. and North walked and stole M e a n w hile, Saddleback se<.'Ond t o get two more College •opened the Mi~ion act'oss. Conference at Chaffey and fell Scott Tolbert was thnle lot' victim to the host, 20-9, in five and Brian Hester had a high scoring contest that a clooble and triple for the saw· Oraffey--hir-five-wind-Gauchos. • blown borne ru~. In other ?.-1ission Conference games s11H11H<t cu ••, "rW Saturday, Palomar defeated ~1:'~,~ 2b ' • ~ ~ ~ Grossmont, 5-4, and San Sprl"1iJll'Wn, er • o 2 o Bernardino beat San Diego, =•· r:, l l l l 71 Moen,pr 0 100 • • llr1t1n1n, 11 J 1 I o At G<ilden West, CUrt ~1~1~i.1 ~ I l l g Peterson worked a complete sc11w•rt1. c 2 o o a Sarldllld!, tb l 1 0 1 game in setting the Dons down Burke. 111 2 o 1 1 with seven hits. He had only i::t:l. d: : l ~ l t wo strikeouts while wa1i.,;....,. Mouv111n. P o o o o "·•11& Murphy, p O O O O six and hitting another batter. 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'1 1111111111 S1n111 ""' ooo m 000-11 o Golclln We51 ODD rnA 0211-t 13 3 HERO ... (Continued from Page Cl) at Fresno State and we 're helping him ~et an tducatlon. He haa guta. ' Chuck b proud of lhe' APBP and rigbUullr.v IO IO .• ''It'• .. fair , and equtlab • .. 8llYlhini I 1 have ever 1e111," be aaya in· a qulet llWIDll< • Chuck oporalee very modefl. ly. The only olhtr employe Is a full·time secretary who aids wllh the paperwork and tel& phone calla. Over the finl 50 years ol operaUon, APBP hu used fl ,'r.19,077 in helpln1 others from their prof .. slon In need. For the pnst tS yeara, !he work hos been done by Chuck iD a quiet ,elllclent m&Mer and few, If any, 1n the 1ame would have ll any other way. He 11 well·known and rupeo- ted by all In the buebtD world , on and orr the field. ' t I ' - Checkered Flag I '- WltH HOWARD L. HANDY . Activity ul Ontario Motor Speedway will step up this week v.:1tb practice sessions for the SOO.mile race on tw1arch 10 be· gmnlng Tuesday. One driver with a question mnrk after ttis nnmc still is Dan Gumcy's No. I pilot. Bobby Unser. 0 MY' hand stlll bothers me quite a bit " Unser says "and the chest is pretty tender. But It doesn't e'ttect my drivi'ng too much." • Unser was injured in a crash at Phoenix Raceway last N~ v~ber and he spent nlOSt of the winter in and out of hospitals being treated for a broken left root, mashed right hand, broken ribs and severe chest bruises. He recently finished Lhird in the Race of Champions finale at Daytona Be-.ich. .. Overall, I "'as pleased with my perfonnance in the Race of Champions," he says . "But I'm looking forward to getting back to my own kind or racing.'' Unser will be driving Gurney's latest model Olsonite Eagle Tuesday but with a limit of 200 gallons of fuel for all practice sessions, he won't get much more than another 300 miles to sort out the car. "At this time or year, auto racing is always a series or ques· lion marks," Unser says. "'fhe difference this year is that the question marks arc big&er." USAC has limited the amount of fuel each car can bu rn in the 100-mile qualifying races to 57 gallons and to 280 ga llons for the race itself. Thls means each cat will have to average 1.8 miles per gallon to go the distancir. up from the 1.4 ave rage of last year. The t"'o 100-ini!e qualifying races will be run next Sunday with the 500-mile feature event starting at 11:30 on March 10. Wcn11011 D1•ires ftfH'l<el Car THE YEU.OW Fl.AG -Paula l\1urpby, tbe wt'.lrld's leading woman racing dri ver, will pursue a schedule of more than SO drac raclDg events during: the 1974 campaign. She will be drlv· Ing tbe 3ft6.mph, 65&-pound rocket car. l\1lss STP. Paula bas twke beld the unlimited "'Orld land speed rtt0rd for women aod currently bolds lhe 't4rorld closed-circuit speed record for Lbe fair se1. She began her racing career in the 1950's as an amateur sp>rts car driver running on tbe SCAA circuit. /tl11ther Set for 011tario THE GREEN FLAG -Rick Muther, the hard·luck dri ver from Laguna Beach, wi ll be piloting f\.1arvin Webster's recently· acquired Eagle at Ontario. \Vebster purchased the car from San Juan Capistrano resident Sam Posey. · Dan Gurney bas conrlrmed that 1! new Eagles are being toastracted in bis Santa Ana All American Racers shope for the coming season. Jerry Grant of Irvine may be back~p man for ~bby Unser at Ontario but wi ll not have a car I)( hi! own to drive unless a last-minute switch is made. Gurney doesn't plan to operate a backup car on the cbani• pionship circuit this season according to Grant and that leaves him without a ride . John ~1ahler is sticking v.'ilh teonis during the Ontario rvent. Head pro at Oakv.ood East in Newport Beach, John sa~s be definitely wU I not run al Onta rio but hopes to ~et hack 1n action in time lor Ind y. E\•er ,,·onder how many different drivers held the lead in USAC championship races during a single year? Jn 1973 there were 21 different pilots at the front of the pack with Bobby Unser the leader. I-le held lhe lead in · I I different races and also led the most number of laps-424. Kurs11u1l.:er• Ope11s Season f.tlsslon Viejo resident Pierre Karsmaken, a three.time Dvtcb motOCl'Oflt champlon, "''ill open the 1974 season at Day- loaa Beach &1arcb 9. ' 1be ace o( tbe Yamaha motocross racing team udergoes 1 stringent pb)"llcal condlUonlng program for the sport. Following tbe Daytona appearance, the motouoss troupe llDCkr Yameba's baMer moves to the Astrodome in Houston w_bere. the sport wll l be presented for tbe first time ln that fa- dllty. "We are attempting to bring' major motocross compeUUon to the outstanding stadiums under Ideal spectator conditions. Comfort of the spectator• is at the root of this plan," Terry T"man. a vict-presldent of the sponsoring body says. "Instead of crov.·dlng against snow f~nclng to see only a por· lion of the competition, "·e "'ant the spectator to be able to sit in the usual pleasant atmosphere of the stadium and have all the excitement of tbls sport presenkd to him in comfort." l\·lotocross has come a long ways from the dnsty , rock-strewn outdoor cour~es to the plush Indoor astrodo mc. SCC Wrestlers Win SAN D!EGO -Soolhcm California C.Ollege's Van· guards, underdogs going into Satun!ay's NAIA DislriC\ 3 wreslling • championships at UC San Diego, pulled out a naJTOW win over Biota to defend their team title. The margin of vic tory was just 9Yi points. SoCal's Tom Foss. a graduate of Estancia High, was named the tourney 's most valuable wrestler a f t e r winning the 134--pound division. lie was one of three sec champions as Tustin's Paul \Vi.Ison won at 150 and Randy Powell scored in the 158-pound class. MAIA Dltlrid I ChlmptoMl!i,t 11 UC Siii o+ttt TEAM SCOll:ES: I. $CC 115, 2. Biol• lOSVt, 3. Cltremont-NludO Sf, '· AlVH Pacific "· n • -lrd Place: BIWCn1 IS) plnntd Wrl911t (Redl11nd5l. 126 -).rd P!t<:I 9 rownlf!ll (S) plMl!d GtnblllOI (CMI, llol -Fem tSJ II«:. H11111lh (Wlllltlef'J, J.3. IC -l randt (81oll) l)lnntd Wtrd (S.). uo -w 11111n !S) die. Geli! ca io11 l, ••• 1 ~ -P&Well !Sl OK. Frtlello (C1I T.c.11 ), 10-2. 147 -L11111 ICM) lltc. Puryelr (5 ), 6·3. 111 -3rd PlKe ,_ A.11brl;~I !S ) won bY del'tult -r 8 ucll""•" CCMl. Torrwy MVP: Tom f01;s 1SCCJ. Coecll ot fh.e Vt1r: J1ck AoblnJon, JC Penney Life Insurance Underwriters Career Opportunity • The Consumer Financial Servlces Division ol the J.CPenney Company, Inc .• needs well·estabti shed and experienced life insurance agents to perma n- ently work a ·pre~stablished market in this ares. :rhe persons selected will be given a th orough orientation and training. These openings are a part of a well-tesled program that is be ing ex- panded nationally. Leads and endorsement are tumlshed. Only life agents proud of their profess ion and desiring to represent us in a quality mar.ket need apply. Call T. O(an Cary, Vice President, Great American Reserve Insurance Company, a subsidiary of JCPenney Company, Inc., at (214) 747-0361, or write to P.O. Box 207 , Dallas, lexas 75221. JCPenney Equal Opportunity Employer Pit / F Shop Sundc:ry Noon to S p.m. ot the follow.i nt tlores: ~ASHION IS\ AND Nrwpor1 8('ocft (714) 644·23 13 HUNTINGTON CE:NTfR. Hunt1"91nn Bf'nch (7 14) 89'2·77 /1 l Collegiate Basketball Results West UCL.A n , Wt!fll111ton 6J U.5( It, Wall'I . .51. St Ct l POly·Pomont 15, Northridgt .$1. wf111111r 75, Cl•rrmon,.Ml.IOd 11 L.A., 9tollt/ It, Ctl Lut11tr1n IS C•I Sttlt LOI Anooltll ts, Stll Jo11 ult C. P~f'dln1 55 S•;; ro:•qc;!ICO SI, 15, SIV11tl1UI $1. Ar1, SI, lOo. llrlgl\111'1 VOl.ll'O n Cal Slate IFull«lonJ 11, UC, IUuff· IJOe 71 N. Mlxlco 7L Wyoming •7 Te;c., El l!t.o )I, Colo. $1, °" Wl'llttftr ~. O trffO!Onl'. Ml.tdd JI ,.,.,no s1. n, u. of Pt<lllc '3 E•tt • Syr1WH 10. Gto. W;ilhlni;lon 1' Pet1n to, Yale 1t NIYY ff, Army 41 BOl!on U. 11. Vlf'monl 74 Lt Stlle 12, Rutgert 7• P111r1 St .... Piii 6' D1r1mou111 n. cor~u. '° COlgtte f6, Roehffter .. St. Fr1nc11 f;J. 8ut11110 '' St. Jol'w>'1 !NV) Iii, Stton Hill $3 Amerlc111 74, Long 1.$.ltnd n (OTI G-lllylb\lrg 71. lluclmlll M '""'''· lOI. Miine ll Connttllchtt n. lthodt sl11\d SS H1r111rd 6', Cof\nnol1 51 South M1ryl111d ''' Dukt 61 E. Ci ro. 71, Clt1oe1 M N. Caronna ''· Virginia 61 A11bam1 t~. Ke11ruc k'( 71 RltlH•u)l'ld N, Wm & Mary Jl NC Slate 10, ClemJon 7S Fl<1. SI. 105, S. Ala. 63 Sunday, F'tbruvy 24, 1974 ' For Orange Coast Area Prep Baske-hall Results • J•fliW V11'irr 11 Tn ISl) lM) CllllJ'l'I C19!tlf1n 110) F (1) L..C:tdch Ritlo.tr 1101 F (ti 1(1- GrlfllYI COJ C In GlllOll't JKCllUIJ O•J G csl Clrlef' Mll-Y C•I G 16) Ol•on SCorln• 1vb1: El Toro -Gon111ts t. H1ltt1me: El Toni, , .. ,7. Junler V1r1ltv . Siii ClllMtllt (5'1 (71) Ulli'ltttllY R1no1r (Ill F (OJ G1111lcel Our11'11m (11) F IJI lrunJOn R11,mv'""' (t 1 C ( 10) llK lo. Hunt (2l G I 121 It. C1ktwell HOrv11tn (I ) G (0) Ftlc.0"" korll\f 1r.1111: sen Clement• - Hr.11Chl"91 3. ACktrmln 3. MCCanntl 4. UlllYll"lllY -trown 15. s. Ctld· -11 10, SOr'I~ l. Cervtnt~ ll, Mortlll 2, HtrflOl'I l, Tt!W 2. t411111m1: u~wr11rr. »21. J11nltt VtriHY H~ H1rt.r ($!) 1161 Lltfl KU11oen .... 1tt1 (II F 11) k ll .... l<ruM 11•1 F 04~ DrtH r Strtw 141 C (Ill Si.neon L1Mf•1C!l ll1 G Clll Ptrelll Wtlltfl (4) G 171 Cll1"0fl Sccrlno 1ubl; NtwPOrt H1rbQr P1wlc• 12, COOkt 1, Sct>w•b t. PIClllO 2, Ho h , Ftducl• •. H1Utlm1: Newwt. to.l#. Junior Ytrsltf 011111 Hiiis 1•11 1:1111 ~111111 .. tell .vwltrMOWI I•> F ti•) Alo.de Hllliled (4) F (ll 8 1Kon &runs f111 c (•) ~a11s Ptutson (l'l G f2l H•ll Htl11 111 G tU J fCOl!Wt SC0.1111 •11~: Dtlll Hllli -(ulbtr ton .. LHlllll llN<h -MtMtCllll I, Ollrtff I , Pllo.1 4. H1lftlmt: Dt lll Hiiis, it-21. Area Swimming UCI Decimated; Westminster Hot '"'"'°' V1rti1V M1111tlntltfl UIJ 1,,) A~1NI'" T11l1 Ill F (II) Pttl•\lone Nl'lll C\0) F 113) BOW•fl C1Dl1 (l l C UI lf!ll~ Jtn~n 011 G !HI Fl1nn1r~ TO!flt OOl G {11) Sllti>~rCI H111tlm1: An1n1•m, lJ·lt. '11nlo1 Vll tllV 1!11l1on IM) I~~) Mlfl\1111 Amb,olltll Ill ) F (\I) ~d'Ult!Otr Gomei \11) F (!SJ K1•1I Por!er!ltlCI (Ill { (71 Frotk Zir~I \111 C. 1•1 M~nn 8 1ltll I•) G l'l Dd11ll Stt<'l<'ll 111b: P•11ton ' H.i1tlmt ; E!llM:ln, 3l·'9. SOlll'.IOIMrt '•11ntfi11 v111.., t•tl n•1 IA v11tey lumbO I U ) F •) C1m1>11otll Yt rflnllan (1•) F UJ C1rrtMI Soutllwldt !•1 C lll R1'ue P1»1oer1 (•\ G \I) S1undef1 T~ltr (U ) G (•I Rea Sl:orl11111 iub1: Fountt ln V1 lltv - LllUJ '• Httcll ,, Holl"nd I, Htlfllme: F01111t1in Vtllfl'• ll•!S. SWl!flNr• A111llelm (Sil 1711 HulltlMloll SeMll Fr11nklln 06' F 0 0 H11rdtn QutYrt l !11) F ISi Ctrr\llo Aouirre (61 c ro1 Dl•- Hlr.11 {I ) G II ) Wt lr CPmlchl~ 00) G (2) RandtU Scorlrlll 5ub1: Hunllnoton lie.ch - Zltmbt> 9, Autlt '1, Woods 2, Thorn· too 2, Ktr~ut S. Lynn II, Fir..;lltm~ \4, SP<>wtrl •. Halttlme: Hun11119lon Beac:ll. lf.7J. So11h111'11r1 ,~ ... c-· QI #Mr C•t) (U) ,., .. ,,. ... ,t.kh\ ( O F !6l Ovwn 81ttlc 1211 F 021 COCll 01,'lloO (71 C fl) Mulllt•n L•or•O'ld 14 ) G 16) Yovno H11,111i U J G 1101 Wlll1 SCor+n11 . tvt>1: CorON O~t Mlt Slm\elt :L fllttled 2. Htllllme; tOtDfll Oel Mir, ?0·11 "rftPllntn 11~ Clt!!'tnlt (4tl Adi''" l U1 ,,,_ Mllcll1U IJI F Frt .. l1ill C Jle<kl1111tr f6l G 8Nrd 10) G k onn11 1u05: h11 NWIY 2, Forrester :. (41 j U!OIY1r1llV (Ill Thom•' ()J M11Ch~H 061 Grtt" (S! H1l.i1111n t6l HClllO<d ClerT11nle Hi!lllmt: Sin C1tmtn11, is-n. l"r1$1'1mlR Lllllfll SMtll Utl .. Ull Dlfll Hi1l1 N11nl1 (13} F It) SNDlll AnOerlOll t•I F (II Be1nk1 Gr~ II) C {4) M\Odau11ll SITombOlnt Cl) G 1•l A_... .. McMlnlll Ill) G (6) Tl'IO<m>\Or'I k orll\I subJ: Ullll\I &ee<l'I -Hlll- m1n I. Ht<lderl'M 1, 8ro1Mrton I. Nt'llOn 1. 0 1111 Hiib -OnclY t . H.illHme: :U.23 (tiel Prelf!mlft HNPort 11tl ) (iJ1 Lo1r11 Scllw1lbe (161 F (11) C111• Cr11l11 (Ill F (11)1 R.icnr Gtley (111 C {?Ol McCul~h 81•d (711 G (?) LtYIM Wtrd !Ill G (1) Schull! Storlnt 1ut>s.: Newoort Hart>oo--M11lfle!' J, Timmons o, Ludvl11sen 1 Halltlme: Ncw1>or! H~rbor, ~1-31, DAIL V PILOT (; :J sec Spike Sttmmaries • LEASE A '74 260Z LOW AS $1 23 MO. .+ TAX 0 ,E,L COSTA MESA DATSUN 2145 HAlllOk ILYD. C.M. 540°641L S, Ci ro. !I. 8!, M1r1 Hiii 71 F11•man 71 , ,JICki.onvltle 61 Wakt Forest 106. App111chl1n St bO LSU I~, Gto•j'' n UC Irvine failed to win a single event in dropping a 65-29 dual swim meet decision '10 host Cal State (Long Beach) Saturday at Belmont Plaza Olympic pool in Long Beach. 1.1GO Frte -l. A:Ohm \Ll 2. Bouoney Cl ! l . Oru11er (Ll. 10:11.0. 100 Frtt-\, Waverly \L) 2. Gr.tn! (L) 3. P~Upot (I), 1:•1.4, Fr11hm111 ,\'~'!"'!"'!"'!"~'!"'!"'!"'!"'!"'!"~ Founlaln v1111v (110 CU\ SA v11111 80~01d <n> F <9) COfn11!u1 ----- Coro111 1111 Mir (t2) 1Jll C1111 Mnt B1rry (1]) F (7) R HoUDr>d Garn (11) F Ul Fal~e Rullk11 Ul C C•> llQ!lma" Florldl 77, M li. 61 Vt. Tet h 75, Merc1r 's Midwest ltldlana 71, M!n11110tl 55 Loui~vllle 93, ~I. Louis 85 £v1111vlt1t 109, Wtlulsh 1111 WiKon1in 61. Ohio SI. S6 111111<>11 91, IOW11 U Mienio111 11 1, Purdue I• NHl!'a~k• n. Okllhom8 St •> W. M!tn. 15, KJ!nl !it. ~ Mit(!llel!e 61. Oelroll Sl Noire Dtme JOI. W. Vl r11lnl1 IO Toleno 11 , Mlaml (0 ) 61 Mlclllg111 St. 7l , Nortllwe~tern IQ K11111~ St. to, Okl1. 67 ForOhtm 6-1. Georvttown (OCJ 62 Southwest Woclllll SI. IO, NIW MtXlco St. II SMU ff, TCU 60 Tt•I\ Teen "· JI.let S4 Ark1n111 t1, e avlor 61 SW T1ic1117. Tutt A&I 7S Ablll!M Chrbtllln 1•, S~m HW1lon Tl•i l CArllf!lllonl '6. W. Tex11 •I E. Tell~ II, Af>119IO SI. IO Rockies Air Foret 67, V•li:r1l111 57 'tJ,::r;,.~'si?·B~1:. s1~5S6 Arl ron1 171, Ul1h 97 Ml1111url n, Colorado 68 Ad1m1 SI. 99, S. Ullh 91 On tile high school level, two school records {ailed to help Mission Viejo pas l Westminster as the Lions copped a 98-74 verdict in action at Mission Viejo. Brian Goodell set a school record in the 200 individual m<dley at 2,os.o and the MV 400 free relay team set another mark in 3:26.4 with a second place fmish. On the team were Taylor Howe, Cary Okazaki, Fred Ridge and Goodell. 400 Medley Rel1y-l. CS LDnll 811cll. 3:~5.3. SO Free-1. G0<1te1 !LI 2. OaWiOn (L> 3. FlguerQI (11. 71.6. 100 Ind. Medltv-1. H1yden !L) 2. 8un1 Il l J, WllNton Ill. 2:0•.9. 200 Fly-I. Fli:tuerOI IL) 2. Mtllhies (L) l. Anrlay (t) 2:00,1. 100 Free -I. Hayden tl l 2. t11wson CLl 3. FlouerOI Il l. lt.0. 100 Bl t k-1. B(lrot1en (L) 2. WllHton (II 110 tlllrd. 2:11.7. SOO Fret -I. Putn~m IL) 2. Ph!lpof f l) l. BOll!IMY {IJ. •:i1,7. 200 Bre•H-1. Moryl <LJ 2. Vent fL) 3. Corm1c1t (Jl .::21.0. oll)l Fret Rt lty-1. CS Long Betel! 3:1t .S. Ahern !1•1 G C51 !(no> Oedtrlck (221 G (1l> o. Hollarid Storlll!I IUDS: CorOl'IR de! M•r - MtDonllO 10. Wi nland 5. Wenck 2. Siano! s, Jorie• 4. Clow I. Co111 Mew -Tornll11 6, StlOlllm •· HI Utime: C0$111 Mell, J9.)I, SOPl'lffl!Ort E51111C11 fM) (11) LOI Al1mll•I Krol111fel111 (25) F (17) Slr1wbrldM Conlfr {t ) ,,,,_ (14) MonlvomtrY 1--1111 (Ill c 111l Of1ke Bls.cllOll (1l) G (3) KrtllSI t-/elwln (1 C1 G 091 SPJ1111e Scorl111 11uM : E1t1ncl1 -Vin V1r1Jty Horn I, LtP:ue 1 • Mii'"'" Vlt]O (14) (ti) We1t111iMter H1l!Ylme: E$1111elll, 3'-J2. 20G Mtt:llty RtltY-1. We$1mlpsler ). Wn tmlnsle< J. Mission Vieio. Time: Frtlhman 1:17.t. 1E111ncl1 (46) Cl7) Lil Al1mil11 100 f r-I. How• (Ml 2. Juedes AdMns 111 F (121 Roit (WI J. LM (Ml. Time: l :S0.6. MiOdoCkl (6) F (0) Ktiner 200 trid. Mtdl!'Y-1. Goodtlll (M) Ntwm11t (11) c tt) Chle>ml" 2. R~ (Ml 3. Ke11t CW). Time: Hiys (OJ G (6\ FroeH1t l :~.Of:ree--1 . Hu11t1ey !Wl 2. O'Toole Orgfll (15) G (I) MurTllY M~r11erlum Ot) F (t} Galne• FletcMr (121 C (6) Foruso" Batrlo1 (6) G (?) Vl!lul!~ Ford l21) G {~) Torr"' ~odnt wbs; Fou"!aln V1llev - Wllk!"SOl'I 16, Roler 1, svall1e•d ll P llc~fortll o1.. HtUllm•: Foun laln Y11leY, S4·2• FrHl!mlll Hunlill9Mn c101 U11 An1ri.elm Conh"tr•• {101 F {I ) C1re1 0Wen fl ) F (I)) Fitlptlrk~ Sl~nhlVI (161 c t01 Mor1l1s Sims (II) G (•I F1if \l/ldOlne Il l G (1) Mlrllntl Scorl119 sulK: HunliM!on Beteh - Jotuuon 2, Yount '· MllcMll WebO 2. H;illllme: Hu11tin9fon, 39.10. College Golf (WI l. PultO (WL Time: 22.t . Scorlnv Wiii: E$11nclt -l<,ol'lll• DIYlllO-'· Ger••d (M) 2. P•rktr teldl s. (M) J. RoblnlOn (Wl. Time: 109.'X\. H11tllme: Los Alt m!los. 2.S.10. JlC ltlYtrlldoJ T1111rn1m1nt 100 Fly-I, Woenser <W) ?. Lewl1 Al Q111it Ltkt Couftlry Clllll (Wt :i. 11u1h fMl Tlme: Stl.3 S°"'°ll'l<I" L use tt1. 2. UC Irvine lOJ, 100 Fr-I. HOWi (Ml 2. O'Too!e L11un1 Bl lcll (SO) (t l) Otnt HU.. 3. UC RIVl•S!de )')9. 4. J:al Sl.i!e (Wl 3. H11nl1ey (WJ. Time: SQ.I. Plkt (Bl , (11 Mlklewlti <Fullerton) 311 , S. Cal . SIJte {Long 500 Fr...-1. Juedes {W! 2. Ridge Trimble 1,, ' ,0) Kosmolt Beech) 312, 6. Ctl Stele (NOrlllrldge) l1J, UCLA 3\J, I. Stn 0 1111111 Slalt !Ml l. L" !Ml. Time: 5:02.l . O~orek (1'1 C (t ) Welsh J1S. Rtd\anca l lJ. lit Ca! Slllt (Los 100 l 1ek-l . Goodtll (Ml 2. ICent LJUestrorn (I) G (01 A~"""' Anqelesl 32t , us1u 31" (W) 3. Wot1ner (W ). Time: .59.7. Aslcl111 !Ol G COl Pentr UC lrv!ne scores: Jerry Wisz 13, Whittwer-Schiel Vie; D~rl{ttess Halts Play 100 llr.a11-1. Tringhtfl'I (WJ 2. Scorl111 subs: Lagunt Beacll : TtY· Situ• Rv.in 76, Garv Singer 11. 0111nl1 Spltef' (Wl 3. Mllr'JlhY (Ml No lime lor '-01111 Hiii$ -Hunn 17, A;ul11r FMler n, Ste11e R-rti.on 71, J 01 ll)D Fret Relay-l . W.stmln1ter 2. Mission Vlt lo 3. Westmln$tlr. Time: 7. ,',~,,,~,m,• •• L-·•• on-. 2,.-. G1r11rd 79, ' •• 1 ._. ..,. "' Bes• • 1a1r11 count !11 tea"' tottlt. ,..,, · JIHllll' VtnHy Wl1l 11 tl'llrd low meoallsl. Mlllllll Vlei• (tl fll) WHtmhtster SOlll'lomo,. 1100 Mtdlty Rtley-1. Weslml11stt1'. NIWHrl (5)) (~1) L11r1 Al Stnlt .t.111 Country (11111 Tlmt: l :S7.I. Fo!eY {11 F (7) Sto!t1 Te1m «ores: I, UC ltvl"" IS1, 700 Fre.-1. Burrows (W) 2. Wl'llOP!e Peanon (13) F I•) B11rnfl! 2. Ct l Stitt (Fullerton1 •71, l . Cil (W) J. Hanlriglon (WJ. Tlrnt: 2:01.0. Wilkln!lon (141 C (II Hinman st111 (Los Angeles) •13, " Loyol• 100 Ind. Medley-I, Burke CWl 2. SllulOll 11s1 G 111 Fentm1 S25. Smith (WJ 3. ScllroeOlr (WI. Time: Lol'll'l!an t•I G \6) Hlfl$Ofl tJCI Scores: SleVI Roberl!IOl'I 11, ruck Whittwer of Newport llarbor will meet Leroy Schiel of Edison in the finals of 1he varsity sin gles competition in the 17th annua l Orange Coast Invitational ten n i s tournament next Sa l u rd a y morn i ng afte r the championship round w a s postponed by d a r k n e s s Saturday. Btohatd 9nci Dflll (\JnlY.) •·I, M . Petrsol tnd MCCluno CLIO. llclll. def. Porter 11nd Helton (fSl.I 6·1, .,. 2:21.4. SCorln9 1ubl: Ne¥tPQ<t -Keys !, Da11 Bibb IQ, Jerry Wls1 16. Gary ,, Fr-1. Gtllm•n CW) 2. Saul Reaoan t. S!noer 75, J""' Gerard 74, Otnnls °""'• •nd En1lon (Edlsor>l del. Oorm•n 1n<1 Sereno (FY I 6-l, 6-4. femJ011111 (WI J. E11l1MJr11 (W). Time: 15.2 rw;;";';";";~~' ;•;~;;-~·~";·l;J·:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;':;~;";';'~l.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~/ 100 Fly-I. HurtM111 (W) 2. e urke !W) no tnlrd. Timt: l :OS.1, 100 FrM--1. Burrow1 (W) 2. Mlllff tWI ). Saul IWl. Tlmt: 56.2, DOES YOUR CAR IDLI ROUGH? WE RCY·B.Ontm {NH ) ~-Rudd·Ellmorl !Ed.I 6-<1, 1·5. Ol!Wlt-EnslQn (Ed.I Oet. Pe1rsol- McC1unq ILBI '°'' 14.. ~ Free-I. H.irriflOICn !W) 1. WhiP!Jlt (W) na llllrd. Time: S:4J.S, START HARD? ( 100 B11ck-l. E,)1lb!Jfn IWl 2. Hurt>an GIVI l'OOR MILAG~• AN HELP CWl na third. Time: 1:06.3. 5r NOii-Vanity 11114111 Qllll"llrflNll CurMrd !LllQ. 9,11.1 def. Grlttilll CMVI 6•2, 6-3. '00 ,,,..,_,_Sm'" IW' 2 .• .,,m.. THE c·ARBURETOR SHOP !W) ). Schroeder (W), Time; 1:13 I. MIO Frll R1!1y-I. We$tm!n!cr. i<uvl)l'!r (M9rln1) dtf. ·Buo1111lorna ILi Oulnt11) 1 ... 6·2, M . Tlmt: •:OS.Q 1••tllAllC-llW..IOOHAllUA MMlt .. Fr111l-Sltlll it.II W•• ._...._..a_ .... ., 1.-J111M \Vhittwer reached Ille litlc match with a 7·5. 6-2 victory over Peter Naebeli of Foothill lUgb while Schiel defeated Dan Fears of Mission Viejo, 6-4. 6-4. B1uman (NH \ def. Htv~s (FV) ,.a, 0-0. Sel~"S (Fll'll.) de!. CtmPblll \NB) 6-J, (>..(!, 5tmlti11111 Ml1slon Vl•lt IOI (101 w 1sl1t1i"sl•r Ii~~~~~~~~;;~;;;;;;~;::;;:;~~::;:;;:~ ?CO Medltv R111v-1. Weslminster. Time: 1:07.1. -----100 Frtt-1. Mea.rle {W~ 1. nee tW l 3. K!111111MJ1y (W}. Time: 2:2'.3. 100 Ind. Mtclley-1, C1r1er (WI ,, Mlr1ml (Wl 3. Otto (W). Time: In the varsity doobles it will be te~ from the same scOOols in the title match. 1t will be Mark Roy and Bill Badham of Newport against Bob DeSola and Curt Ensign. DnMll CNlt !RYlltlteMI V1r1tty $1"1111 Ou1rl1rii11111 Wlllwer (NHI dtt. Wi lker IMVJ ..,. •·1. N11l>fll {Foolllllll def. kllwerb CEsl.l 7'6, 6-4. SCll!el !EdlllOl'I) 6el. s w 1 e n• y {Marln1 l '"· )'6, 6-1. Fe1r1 (MVI cit!. C;ir;o11 ISHl •·1, ,.1. 5emllln111 Wlr!wer CNH) del. Nee!M!U (F!llll 1·55<.~i~i (Edl11m> Clei". Fea•s (MY ) &·4. '"· Yar1lly Ooulllu Qu1rt1rll111l1 JI.cw 1nd e .oc11111m {NHl dtf. Jlovt "'''' Gwlhuo (Est.) .. ,, W . Rlldo ilnd E!lmor• U::dhon) dd'. Pro Scores N1llon1r Hoc••Y LNllll> &Olton lo, Pltllt>Uf'\111 2 LOI Angtl• 4, Mont11I 4 V1ncouwr 4. TorOflto l Cl'llctOO 1, Phltadtlphla 1 Detroit S. SI, Loull l Atl1n111 5. Mlllnt$011 3 A""'1Ull S8$ltl'Nll Allldll"M Mtrnpllll 102, Ntw York f7 lndllnl IOI, Vlrolnlt JOI C1roHn1 1J1 , Donwr 117 K.-ituc-v IOI. Ultll "' Ntttentl a111lfetMll Anteftlllft LOiJ Anoeln 111. s11nl1 11• Golden Stilt Ill. Pl>lfadtlphl1 1°' Oelroll llt, Photnl• 107 c1e11111nc1 llM. c1on1r 101 N"" York 911, Alltntl 90 (L 8) di!. Klryper (Mir.) Cun1ro 6·1. 6-3. Sellen• IFllll.l won bv del11111t. Non-V1nl1Y DOulllff O<r(le a rid Skelly !L• Quir.t•l def. Demos 1nd i.::1w1slllm• (M1rl111) by defe11tt. SOmers tnd lll1lock (NHl de!. Grltlrth 11nd Twlnlno IMVI '°'· ._.,, Str1ut.1 tnd Smith (NH) dtf. Fuller Ind Ft1r1 IMVI 7,., "3. PhlUtot Ind Nelwlll (E111ncl11) dtf, Slud•rl t nd Lvnott !Edison) ..i. '4. s.l'fllttt.ti. OO'it•Skolly (LQ) dtt. ~· Blalock (NHI 7·S, .. 1. Strt !llf-511'11111 (NHJ dlf. 1"1111110$-Nelwln (E.r.I 6-1, 6-J.. I :lJ.7. so Fr11--1. W!~kham (W! 1. Fuku1hlm1 (W) 3 Otto (WJ. Time: 31.l. SO Fly-I. Wlcklllm (Wl 2. Fukuslllm1 (WI 3. Olio (WJ. Tim!: ~1.3. 100 Free--1. Metde IW) 2. 1nct (WI no ttllrd. Time: 1:0l.l. SO 9Kk-l. C1rter IW) 2. Kl1101IMJfY (Wl 3. Lllo.• (W) Time: ll.6. so Bre11t-l. Ml111ml IWl 1. B1ru11t {Wl 3. DeCOITll (Wl. Tlmt: 36.0. 2CO Frte Atl11-1. W11t!fllnt!ff. Tlme: 1:51.1, Area Sports Calendar Mondty (l"ID. 2SI 19NCl'I 11 M1f'ln11. Newwt H1rbor B1$ebllH--C01t1 Mesi 11 Tu11l1n 11 Anlhllm. Brei 11 U11lver11lly, (3:151. L111un1 BtlKll 11t £1 Do-r.tOO, El Tenn1-T1ntin II COii• MtSI {3:151. Toro 11 VIII• Park, Foollllll 1t Mi!Slo .. Girls sollblll-Et Camino 11 Golden Vhtlo (all 11 l :ISl. Wtslmlns11r 1t Wes! (2:l0). Sorlort l\:JO). Girls Y01leyb1tl-P1s11knt 11 OCC T111n!1 -Cosll Me1.i at Fulter10fl, 12 's Hun11f!lllon Belcll et Ellison, Redlands : l. 11 Est1ncl1, Lakewood 11 We;tmlnster, TUtl41'( (,. ••• 20 E-rantt al Dll'll Hiils (111 I I 3;15). Swlmmlng-Mlr1 Co11!1, LOl'<ll Beach socctr-Founr,ln Vi lley ,,, servlte, Wilson •I CO.Ill Mts• ( 3 : 1 s l • s ' We$1ml"iler 11 Mlrt!tste (2:30). an• An1 1t ~unlinot~rt llelch (!lath T ~ ~ ... .. •. , I 11 2:30). r•c~--...0111 ..... sa. Lt ..-~ n I ti 1111eb1U-Newporl Harbor 111 RancllO \Jnlve,.lty (J:lS!. Alamllos, Merlna at 8ols1 Grandi . B1.,baU-Coron1 del Mar tt Oan1 W1s1mtn1!er 11 L•kewood, M11g110l11 Hill1, Esttnel• 11 Mls~lon Vit ia, 11 M111r Oel (1111 at 3:151. Cal Fountain V1tley 1t Lii Wiison. L19un1 Sla te (Domlnguer Hi!lsl 11 \JC lrvlne llettll at Valley Cllr!sllan. Unl\ftrSll't Cl:lO). •I Or1,..ge, El Toro 11 Gthr JV, Girls volltYbill-Goldcn West 11 Mattt Oel 11 LOI Allmltos (1!1 11 Pierce. 3:\SJ, Ortl\99 Cout 1t El Cimino Glrls soflt>all--Ventura 11t Golden (1), Golden W"t 1t ClllPfJllft fro.II West (2:301. (2' ,... ' UC ' ' (2 JO) Girls lr1Kk--Cosl1 Mesi 11 CorMI • prn1n 1 rv lie : • del Mer, Unluersttv 11 SA V1H1y1 Btlklttllt~A. 2-A. 1-A C I JI El MOden1, NtWPOtl Htrbor 01 pl1)111tl1. H • & 0 Tennl.-HUfltlnotofl lletcfl 11 COtonl ununQton tlth, rlngt, SI n dtl !Mr, Foot11n1 1t Ellal!dt, Pilot Cltm11111 11 S1n11 Ane 11111t 3:151. Vtf'd8$ •t ,.,...,,,.., Hll'1Klr. Orlllllt TllU"41Y \Fell. HI •I Uril~lfy, Mission Vitia 11 Lotri, Swimmh111-4.1 QIJ nta •I ~rlnt (7 Foo!Nll I I M1rln•. L111un1 11 .. cl'I P·!ir!ct-t..e WU!IOl'I 1t M. r I "I • 1t Vlllt Ptrk, El Toro 11 Gthr Huntll'Ollton 8MC:ll al Coron• del "Mtr. 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By JORN ZALLER Gf flll D•l1l' Plllt S11ff Home office construction in Ne~rt Beach are contimtlng at a record pace despite the energy cruiB, city officials report. Home and office building. on the other hand, seem almost Independent of the energy shortage. "Ne~ Beach is an attractive place to live and work, and so I expect ihat people will cooUnue creating preooure fe< more or that ldnd o! bulldlJ1 here," Fowler AJd. and office building lo keep Newport Beach in the top 10 California dties in terms of building volume." Fowler &lid. In Britain the charltY gets the tax benefit • • • ' ' Livingston Booth Is chief ~iecutlve ol the Charities Aid Fund, wlllch ls an arm of BrMatn'a National Council ol Socail service. The C0W1cil Is lhe natlonal center foe the But at the same t!~t..,~tructi~n of new llldllltrlal llUIHUngs, wll!Ch normally """""'t for Z percenl of the city's building activity, have fallen Yirtually lo zero. Bob Fowler, the dty's building director said last week the fall-off in industrial construdion is a direct result of the energy crisis. Fowler said lhe city cumDly ii processillg plans for 75 new Junes in Jamnine Creek and about 100 new horn .. in the Spyglass Hills area. Fowler said that the o v e r a 11 oonstruction· rate for the put m: montbl has been In I slump, but ho otalllil«I that to bank lmdlni lllt.,...t raU!o u hlgb as 10 percent rather than to the energy sbortace- "1be interest rate bu come bad: down to nine percent and there are iodicaUoos that It may go down even lower." he sald. "So we're expectln& an upswin&, especially foe residential construction." . . ,promotion of voluntary social end t'haritable effort in the United Kingdom. He gives the impreS!ion tha t he is convinced that he has the best of all possible jobs With the best of all possible funds, operating t~ best of all possible systems for the collection and dispersal of money to charities. "~1any of the Industries we now have are experiencing trouble getting mupplies as a result of tbe energy crisis," Fowler said, "So jt &lands to reason that there are going to be very few new ones built." In addition, the city is pcocessing applications for major new office buildings in the Koll Center and Newport Place developments of East Newport Beach. "Even without any new industrial construction, we anticipate enough home An exception to lhe strong lrends of home building h., been new duple• conStructloo, which fell to zero la1t lllO!lth. • • • in the U.S. it's the donor who benefits. SBA Office There are a number or To Open .differences of a p p r o a c h does get is a kick out of. ,,.--------, disaster funds and (amine between Britain and t he he · --•1 relief and emergency appeals. United States In this matter. tlllnklng that 15 ,_y Here again they can make The Small Builneas The main difference, if one making a bigger gilt than be tile tax llUlll help too, whlch Admlnislrallon will Hlabllsb may put it very m eny, is oeema to be making, for lhe odwrwtse lhey cannot do." an OUtrolch OOlce In tbe ttiat Jn America the peroon cl1arlty will make the tax man Brttaln'• Qmltleo Aid Fund G-.r 8entl Ana Olombe< wOO mves the money to the stump too.'-' E ~· s •· wlll adminllter !undo fe< of Cumoetu, I.SIS , -t., charity gei.. a tax benellt, There ls a oomplication In -ponies u ...O as -'"• llonto Am, on on every-other 9.ilere,as In Britain it is the the British system that a aet up trurt.t and a~ charity tllat gel> the benefit. whole lot of people do not and alao run die!r colfectlons 'lllelday basil be 1 l • n I n g understand, however. Another !or charities themselves . It Mardl 5, Bernard Kulik, , JN AMERICA, where gifts part o1 Llvtngstoo Booth's job -ell t!1iJ vtnually wtfbout actiol dlrector ol the SBA's •to charity are tax deductible, is to spread the word more cbarg u. Ancelel District OUice, ~ giver prol'ides a charity widely, so that more and more e. ...; announced twith ltOO end later on , people do under>tand. lrrARTED JN JIU, It now ha~lk said the facility will •probably in the follow ing year, ,,..__ complication in the bu' nearly 6 000 pr 1v1 t e hi If h f "~ • ~1e on an annnintment-i'saves msc anyw ere rom British system is that this FINANCE subscribers who provide the "'r"'• -"r""" i~t4 to 170. depending on his tax refund does not accrue flllld wtlb the equivalent of only -and will pnwlde '1ax bracket to all money given to charity f2.S mltllcn a year. It also full SBA M'Yice for the Santa ~ In Britajn, the giver ha.ndR but, in thj:_ main, only to has more than 800 c:ommerd:al ADI Mid Oranae County tmall ver his or her $1 00 ror pound s money given under a legal « eo mp any sublcribers, buslne9S community. <terling ) and the charity "deed o! covenant." Suell a "What they probably do not slvlng fuado wortb anodlm' M --facillly will be lllllltlltd ctually receives that amount deed usually commits the realize," be declerea, "is that milllon. "111: lus the tu. giver to a certain annual they can ooveoant wltll u.s. Er«npllon of g1111 from by a loall olllcor fn>in tlle The theory Is that the gilt amount over a period of seven The fuoo ls Itself a cbarlty. coplt.tl-ialnl tai, lnttoduoed looo Alwel• SBA otflct, ill been made out of taxed consecutive years. And when -1• do covmant In Jut yeor'1 Brltltb ~ Will """""1q IO Xullk, uailt Income. O!atitiesare tax-free. "A lot of .people don't feel witll .. they have aboolutt . llutlretcloob lib bcinllDI In ar~ buolMMIDOll and- So lhe Inland Re v enue like covenanting lo on e freedom of action as lo how •whole lot ol rww. bullnest wlthSBAoppllcatlODI Br itain's internal-revenue particular ~ty for oeven Ibey dllpoH ol their _,.y. 14r -"vinl*lo -llld 1111 . ' aervtce) dip into Ju ca)lllcloos J'ears." Livingston Booth "In otroct they open M 11o1f whJdi aumberl -~ermlne-ellg1blllty -loo-lllA pocket and pays back tho tax explains. "They ma.y be aca:>Unt fot, ,.y, JOO p>Unds.. 55, ' f1Mncla1 aeMoe, d I 1CU11 lo the charity. moving to another district. Or about 1250 o yeer. We collect '1111 eharttable turnooer per bualness ~Dll, accept "You send me your hundre<l they may want ir..dom o! the tu bacl: and their account bud ol Ul! ll llOilll up ... ry loan appllolllcal ond UJUln ds." says LI v t n gs ton acilon. 'Ibey may want to g!ve becoo-wortli 142 poundo, We )'ta" ond ,_ -fl,000 and assist thoee who wish to th cnt hustastlcally, "and I IO much lo this charity this oend tltem ·a <!heck -and poundl IMuaJlv (f170,000). tal:e part or partldpote In ;11 instantly hammer on lhe year and sometl!lng lo some the~ CM live whatever Ibey You iet the leelln( lhot foe other SBA --~ a< man., door. r will have other charily the nut So in lll<erilltfiatNmlOwbitever ltlJn It 11 1 ...aderfUI job,,;;:;.====""=:::;==;! ho 42 poun<ls back fe< the many cases the y Just do not charities 4hoy Ub. de&llnC wltb·the nlCOll -1< CObEJ I EASE harit.r within the fortnight." cov..,.nt at all . And lhe "In WI way people cin also In the best o! oil ~ -• -- An10ng all OOlef e1ecutlve1 charities then gel less mooey contribUte the lull llllOQDt lo for llvin(, ~-fj] n Brttatn he appoar1 to have tlton they ooght to get." 1 ;;;====-==-===-====:;;;c-11 • II most powerful pull with 111 11 D ? · tax authorities. NOW '11IIS ls whore hi• job %0 Ill ~ Uli Ca ·1verters . y-_...., really pt< rewarding. .., -':""' - '"l'lfE GREAT thing ahoul!p;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~i ~ ~ > ' ...W '1• Y ... H- ll)'ltan," be wtu tell you, LA. LINES • • ~ ..,_,"" .......,, 1~,.,,._ cott~ -•o ••• · .... T •• "Is that the lncenUve to Rive Ir ~ ...,.._ --~ -°' ~.,.,...·~ .._ ··-·-, I pure altrullm, you -'n>e '65' M-Ill ::J: _ ...... ,.. .. _..,_dl:lli..o... .... T• 0 Lk. t:l.f!'·""'" donot' Nndl to pin not.bins :I M 0 ,. .. 1,t•tC1 ,...,.,C4...... coH:.~·cHiYaOLIT out of hit donltJon, Only ll1e Tll.UHOHI COMPANY <( <( 0 CJ ..,,.,.,. __ ,._.,_. ztll HUIOl ILYD. ~ary~:.. problblJ, ....... _ .. _w_ .. _0_ .. _.~_ .. _~_:.'_.-_ ... _._-_.t COSTA wnA ...... JOO .. \ I • 197 4 Meat Supply to Rise WASHINGTON (UPI) Coosumers will find 1971 meat 6Upplles above the reduced 1973 level mainly becau.oe beef Jroduct.lon 1'I eq>ected lo ptck up bet!Jm1i>c tbll oprlng. But prices for the year wtll average above 1m, th e Agriculture Deportmen t pr<dlcts. Traditional economic theory maintains that bigger 1upp1Jes bring lower prices. B u t agriouJture economists, in a swnmary report on t b e llvestoct and meat outlook. said contilJ!q )Aflllloaary _.-e will -thll ,_ •• --·. laot ,.... •• le'l'el. The report, 11 e n e r a II y ..,...,, eariler f<nellla, Olld ........... , ... -l'Ollld ............ ""'" Ill V.... 0.-. flit , ... ·--- CM......., C.,.,.... '"""' OP IMlllllff* '*'*Y • fNTl•CONTININTAL l•Vlt1.Mt•T COMPANY .......... """' Drlyt ..,_"' ,,..,._..IC...., __ ... 644°9410 I : r ol eocaletlng prices in the 111'11 half ol the .rear but "large meat supplie1 and lower prices are in pn>opect for the 1aa:t half, II be1"w production fer Januory· ·: Mardi, ...., expected to be •I aOOve year-earlier leveh. ·I FOR .PORK, tile report uld, FOR BEEF, lhe rfl'Ort said, productlm from J o Bu o T y produotlon ls cumnUy down through June may ,_iy from last fall '• rate and equal lost year'• level, but nmning ollliJlly below a year prioel 1°" live l1op may qo. As a result1 Uve cattle average $4l-M3 a · hundred· r.Joes have risen sbarJ>ly from weight compond with f3S a f 11 • 2 0 year earlier. a 8 t a 's • 40 · 3 Ovenll, the report Olld. , hundredweight average a t consumers may get more beef : Omaha, Neb., to near M8 in tha the 1~ ...... ol 109 early February, close lo the n ... ...,....y • ---' J of I pounds per capita bu t ' , """~ evel alt IUIMler. probably will not 1et., m>Ol1 In the April-June qwirter, as in the record year, 1972, expert3 added, supplies are whoo per capita 8 u pp1 y expected lo drop a UWe reod>ed 116 pounds. !'Irk furtller, with pric.s edging up conannptlon was expected to to a summer peak before remain close to last year's , turning down in the la.st half 61 pount1s. of the year, 'lilii.ii!iii.iP.iil The April-May "'ll!liy, wbllej AERONUTRONIC IUYFOI CASHI I• ••pondl"' lts COMMUNITY COWUTD • SllYICH- Attrodlw• m• ftn BATCH *SILVER REMOTI IATCH ·--TIME-SHARING *GOLDCOINS o" o,,., H·6040 c o 111 put t r , C.8&J.,OIWR"1 ~~. .:w.. P'°""'"'t"t prollMIOftoli ovcflpbl• to 01111! yo11 111 tclelltlfk ot buil-.. ri:iila'TYcoTN"co°MP'A'..Y appli<o!lon1. f-or IAlormc11ion co111och I W Drier Dr., Suite 25 GoorgoWes-I •··~ ... ( .... c •. ., .... (714) "40-1500 RUI ,DITAILI T01 AlrOft\ll'Oflk Ol~llofl ~ Philto'ord Corpotdfoll ~~-----~----J Ne..por\ hO(h. c.olif. 9'16&.'t " j • . . \ • n I ,. c c a b w ' p f It b " t st c 0 0 I I s I ti fi s t • t c t I a a t \ • Real Estate Questions/Comment Bir Realtor R•ndall llcC.rdl• WNit does 1n escrow comp1ny do? W~ hive bought and sold Mveral propertlt1 here In C1Uforni1 ind Mve bffn ''In and out of tscrow" Hveral tlmet and I-am 1tll not sure just what an e1erow officer hat to do. Aftw 1iklng different people I got the fHllng there Is 1 ..... . t1ln mystique surrounding the world of the escrow off I· ctr. Would you plNM txpl1in wNt happens "In tt- crow''? C.J.O., lm..- The parties to typical transactions are usually in awe of just what the escrow officer does and wonders ·bow it all does get done. And it's easy to see why. The Western Mutual Escrow News describes their procedure well ' . Both parties to the escrow tell the escrow officer what they would like carried out and at the end of the stipulated closing date, these matters are carried out. Jn the interim reams of paper are handled with care and proficiency. Just exactly what the escrow officer does to success· fully complete the process is really not mysterious at all. It is a carefully designated, orderly process followed step by step to an independent close of the transaction. THE ESCROW officer's work begins with a set of "escrow instructions." At the time the escrow is opened the broker or principals to the escrow give verbal in· structions tp the escrow officer which describe their concerns and intentions. The escrow officer reduces these to clear and con- cise written escrow instructions. Once the escrow instructions are signed by both parties and in the possession of the escrow officer, a title search on the property is ordered from a title company. The title search amounts to a very complicated examination of all the public records which could af· feet the seller's ability to convey the title of the property or the buyer's ability to receive title to the property and/or borrow on it. A preliminary title report ls made by the title com· pany and delivered to the escrow officer who then pro- ceeds to clear any items which could impede the con· veying of title. ITEMS THAT might have to be cleared would in· elude judgments against the property, federal or state tax liens, existing loans of record which would have to be paid off, unpaid real property taxes, unpaid bonds or assessments and a variety of other similar items. If the escrow instructions call for the buyer to take over an existing loan, a beneficiary statement from the lender on the condition of the loan must be requested. In addition, the lender may give the escrow officer iJl. structions that must be met to qualify the new owner to take over the loan. Should a new loan of record be negotiated, the eacrow officer must meet all the requirements. of the lender, including having the buyer sign all the papers required by the lender pertinent to the granting o! the Joan. Most escrow instructions usually provide fer prora· lions which the Escrow Officer must calculate from the figures supplied by the appropriate sources. AS THE ESCROW proceeds, a preliminary closing statement is prepared and the Escrow Officer contacts the buyer for the belance of funds needed to close the escrow. In addition, the Escrow Officer must determine whether the seller's account baa sufficient funds to clO&e the escrow. When all of the specifics of the escrow have been completed -loan documents signed, title matters cleared, buyer's money in, preliminary statement ana· lyled -the escrow is in a posltlon to close. The closing of the escrow occurs when these-docu· ments are recorded: the deed conveying title to the property and any reconveyances that eliminate the ef· feet of the loans and any new deeds of trust evidencing new loans. A title policy can then be written showing tltle to the real property in the name of the buyer. The escrow officer then prepares closing letters, closing statement of accounts and disburses proceeds of the esc row to the seller, any overpayments back to the buyer, any commissions to the brokers, and pays off any loans not being taken over by the buyer. Title policies are sent to the proper parties and insurance companies are notified that the property has been sold. Any other dehlils of the transaction are also completed. Randall R. !t1cCardle is a 11 investment analyst, a coll.eQe lecturer, and author of "Real Estate in Colifomio.!' Stnd your comme nts and que1t!ona to Randall R. McCardle, c/o tht Daily Pilot. P.O. Boz 1580, Costa Mua, 92826. -· Slnsle Story, P1tio-Style Condominium Homes Discover close·ln; luxurious, maintenance-free llvln,s in a p1rl<·llke setting of]ust 62 All·Adult Condominium Homes. Note the "Speci1I Features" Included In the purchase price, 1uch u: ,Automatic G11111 o-o,..rs, Gii 111'1-Q, Trllli CompAclOr, and Private, fenced-In Pallal. .. 664·1181 from 121,400 - LARGE RECREATIONAL AREA IN SUNKEN PLAZA AT VILLAGE WALK TownhomeC~mmu unity ., Sunday, FtbrUary 24, 1974 DAILY PILOT C ~ ·neey~led But Unsold 'Trasli, House' Waiting in Richmond ' . RICHMOND, Va. (AP ) - The world's first house bulll from recycled trash 1!1111 is standmg in a quiet residential neigh-or ru bu rba n Richmond. So is the "For Sale" sign out front. The !ll'ice ol the house tha t recycllng built has gone up . When lhe 1.....-....n home was placed GO the market Jut Doc•111l>er, the' price was '80,-00. Now H's '6$,-00. Sam Kcmhlau, who heads the compony that built the hou:!e, ays Jts sale has been arranged lour times but that each time, the deals fell through. different from any other to aluminum scrap, c r u 1 h e~d a irospectlve buyer. glass, recycled newspapeqi, The tri·level ho u • e · • fly ash, wood l<r8p&, r<eycled exterk>r. consisting of recycled nylon fibers, steel m.i'll alwninum siding. bricks made furnace ·•·-and -led from culled glass and aspl\all """' ... ,. roofing shingles of reclaimed copper and scrap cast iron. paper and fibers, blends with. Aluminum , sc rap equivalett t neighboring homes. lo 183,500 beverage cans wa• Oo the inside, the interior u~ for frames, joists, skiing, paneling of recycled paper gutters and window I . wlth vinyl covering looks and Recycled New York City feels like the conventional garbage was used for comp:l5l wallboard u..ed In ~ homes. in the yan1 Carpeting, made from reclaimed oylon fiber. is soft REALTY OWNS lhe boose, to the touch and Its pad whicb went on the market underneath -made from after Reynolds showed it off recycled burlap bags -for 90 days as proof ol its cushioos lhe feet. claim lhat recycled produda can look as good and work "WE'RE GOING U> sell the R E V N 0 L D S M e t a I s as well as products made from house soon. 'lbat's no Company prov Ide d the virgin !lOurces. problem." said· Komblau. He recycled materials. Realty 1be price ol the house wu adds his <001pany would build Industries, Inc.. a Richmond raised, Kornblau said, U> keep other such houses if recycled. building finn of w h i c h abreast of the market value materials were r e a d i I y Komblau is pre s i d e n t • ol oomparable houses. ·Most available. completed construction last other houses surrounding 11 V ella w lk T 0 Despite it. uncooventiooal SeOlembe r. have bE<t1 sold within the l g e . a ract pens _m_a_te_rt_a_ls_. _lhe_ho_use __ 1oo_ks_no~-T-he __ 11ouse ___ c_o,nrt_a_i n_s __ or_igin_· _al_p_r_ice_ra_n_ge_. --- Village Walk, an innovative $8.5 millio/l to w n ho m e community designed for the lifestyle of the successful Orange County executive and his family, opens today at Segentrom Avenue and Fairview Street in Santa Ana.· Located less than a mile from South Coast Plaza, lhe 255-unit community is "oriented to the growing sophistication o! the Orange County homebuyer and offers what we believe are the most lDlusual floor plans in t h e eoon1y 1n the $29,~.ooo range," said Barry Brief, manager ol the Los Angeles- Orange County single-family divitlon ol nationwide Leadtrship Housing. "Our first consideration was lxl , provide a unique village in an urban lQcation, convenient to .shoppin g , schools, recreatioo and conunerce. 11NEXT, WE took a relatively new approach to U>wnhome living, starting with the Idea that ~e want to live in a bmte for other than pirety economic reasons. Village Walk ns especially deslgnel IO< the! segmenl ol the homebuying market who are ~g a dramatic lilestyie wfth the a d d e d convenience and freedom that only townbOme Ii v I n g affords," Brief said. Village Walk provides an extremely attractive an d unique environment w i t h superb amenities at prices tailored to the newly affluent Orange County bomebuyer," seld Tom Doraey, director Sales Office Opened For Newport Terrace Leadership Housing b a s Recreational amenities for opened a sales offlc.e for ltl the Newport Beach Newport Terrace townhomel community include a large 17- at 1 SandJloftr Court at the acre private park thit far welll end of 1ith Street meanders throogh the center in Newport Beadl, it was of the tt2 million development, u well as pools, announced today by Tom a Jacuzzi, picnic areas, Dorsey, marketing director volleyball courts, a baseball far the Santa Ana·based r. Id and Ung aiDg!Hamlly division ol the ••e . put ll'een· nationwide bom<tJuilding firm. Prior U> opening the sal.es ~A master-planned a I l · . of! 1 c e, m ~ n y potent111 unit liaury communi!y 00 a homebuyers visited Newport choice 47-., lite. Newport Terrace and Dorsey report> T<tt..,. -are lited that 30 ,..,....t of t he on land with views ol'1be community s first phase or Pactftc Ocean, Jeu than 1 -bas already been mile away. reterVed. Priced from $34,950 to .. In today's market , this of sales and marketing f o r the Santa Ana -based Leadership division. "At Village Walk, tri·level townhomes In the $29.000. $36,000 range offer w h :i I we believe are exceptionally 'sexy' !loor plans. Designed lille elegant chalet., these homes are i d e a 1 for entertalnlng with their u s e of dramatic features like soaring, open-beamed ceilings. bay windows, dining and entertaining Jolts, skylig~ts and rooftop gardens, combined with woodsy exteriors and steeply pitclled r o o f s," he noted. 0 SINCE EACH plan has both an intimate rooftop gar- den u well as a private en- dooed polio, Village Walk homeowners enjoy a total gar- dEft environment within their home,.. Iloraey said ' Additional features of the two and three bedroom floor plans include nylon shag carpeting, preparation for air conditioning, s t e p -down bedrooms, two-car oversized enclosed attacfled gara,e-es with direct access to the ho.mes, and designer kitchens that feature eye-level continoU.s deaning o v e n s , disllwasbers and I u mi no u 1 ceilings. An expansive landscaped greenbelt area is planned. to run the entire length of Village Walk with open parks at either end. The large recreatiOnal area is set in a IUDbn plaza and features two IWbnminc pools, a Jacum, cabana; barbeque area and putting green. The four decOrated model homes are open daily from· 10 a.m. to dusk.; and are reacbed via the San Dil!llO P'reeway U> the Fairview tumolf, then north one mile lo the aale1 o!!lce, a< call 5116-1111. $41.2511, and designed with could ooly happen in Newport rough woodsy ester Io rs Beach-ooe of the truly 'hot' reminiscent of a New England property areas in t he seaside village, Newport Southland. Frankly, we were;::========:;/ Terrace homes are offered ln swamped with requests for * three exceptionally attractive in!onnation about Newport floor plans of two and three Terrace loog before our sales F bedrooms and one and two literature was avail able. We Qf Mory elevations. All 11om.. anuctpa1e a sell-0u1 of tbe Weekender have open-beamed ceilings, 11rst phase and should be well ,., fireplace• and mctosed in10 reserving our second Adver:t1· s1··ng l"!•let, Dorsey llllid. phase by our grand opening, Mardi 17," Dorsey added. Phone The Newport Terrace sales office is open daily from 10 642 4321 a.m. to dusk, and is reached • via Harbor Boulevanf to 19th * Stttet U> the very end of the streel, or call 646-5001. ~-------~ ocean-oriented Dvl~ Ina country setUng In exclusive Huntington Harbour Now you can own a distinctive two or three ~droom Town- home in Huntington Harbour which combines the best of ocean-oriented living with the peace and privacy of a country home. 3 floor plans and 5 d istinctive exterior variations pro· vide individuality for each home. The Huntington Harbour Yacht and Tennis Clubs (mem- berships available to residents), boat slips, stretches of uncrowded beaches, and shopping are nearby. Elaborate landscaping with olive and pal m trees, graceful shrubs and flowers, swimming pool, sauna, and jacuzzi are all part of your Harbour Townhome. Interior amenities include spacious rooms, wood-burning fireplace, a complete Genetal htvbou" Electric buffet kitchen, private towihom8I ~ front af'.ld rear entrances, \§ patios, and special window ;1. treatments in master bedroom &OAAOWAUI suites: all blended to give you a warm, happy environment. ~ \ 2 & 3 bedrocim Townhomes ~ wAAHEJI From$42,700 ~~ "':'!•~ 90% Financing .,_ __ _ (213)592·2268,(71~) 846-1328 Corner of Algonquin&Boardwalk haFbour townhome1 PREVIEW SHOWINC one, two and three bedroom tondominllmS avallable trom $32.500. Excetent conventional financing available. Evf!IVthlng tor your SPeClal leisure Ille style: OPEN TODAY FROM 10:00 AM TO DUSK A very different cottdominium in a magnificent golf course location in San a~nte where you can eriiov all the rewards and excitement of resort IMng. At Falr1ny lllMeWI you will have first choice of all 60 units and of superb views of the Pacltic Ocean from the Western White House to Dana Point uve In a Golf course! san aemenre Golf course surroondS FalrWrf -on tnree skles. TWO ~ulatlon tennis courts In your tront yard. Large heated pool tor your vear 'round pleasure. A JaCUlZl pool fOr your healtlt $flal1Cllng beacheS only a snort walk away. TWO saunas. two completely eQIJlpped gyms, one tor men and one tor women. earn and billiard recreation room With kltthen and wet bar. Each um has a pr1vate patio or balcony. Encto5ed par1<!ng with automatic dOor opener. 'tbUr pr!VaCy Is protected. Entry lobbV has closed circult tl!leVlslon hOOl<Up-you c:an see Ille 'llSllXlr In tile lobbV on V04X own TV saeen and tal< With him at the same ame. ·~u vt--~ .NDt\ B~Rt!R'-! EasV IX> ..act\: 11'"1 off san DleQO "'->v on El C>mlno Real ~ soutn toAvo. ~ tnen east IX> saleSofflce. MB1 aA ONTMI sounaN CA' TORMA COAST CAN YOU CETSO MUat FOR $!2,500 . . ; ------- ' . \ ' • 8 DAILY PILOT Sunday, Ftbnlilr"f 24. 1q74 Rebirth for Cities? Crisis Could Reverse Suburban Flow PORTLA~D. Ore. tUPl 1 - A population expert f o r Oregon belie\'CS the f'..nergy crouch can. and may if it lasts lottg enough. b r i n g rebirth vf downlo\vn residential arca:i in cities where-populations have noo 10 suburbi:t. Port.land ;ind many other cities where the automobile has been the chief means of commuting :ire likely to St!~ an about face to the city central areas. !illld Jant<:S Weiss. director of the Department of Population and Census at Portland State University. "If the gasoline iihortage continues as at present, or worsens as may be likely." he said, ''then pc op I e . especially the young adults between 18 and 30, will look to living closer to their work . That. for most. means nearer the city's center." "'IF WE ASSUJ\11'.: this ~nergy cr1s1s 1s real." he added, "then the population ctnsus ot the l!JSOs y.•\11 be unrecognj1.11 ble. The Oight to the $Uburbs will come l-0 a scr<--eching halt." \\1hilt' ad1nitting his "crystal ball" i:s sonH!llhllt h:i~y bcc<1u.se of u1yriad reasons for papulatlou 1nove.incnt aod Ute unt·crtai.nt y ()f the g:lS<lline crisis. \Veiss Uclieves the .suburbs <ire not going to become instant ghost I0\'.11S -at least not tight ay,•ay. "'rhl'l'e's going to continue to be a n1arkl!t for lhe four bedroom house for some time," he said. "\Ve may SE!(' in lhc long lcrm the rich guy back in the city and' the poor guy pushed out into !he dying suburbs," he said. But those who react the best w such a huge change are in the IS.lo-30 age grou p. And they are also the easiest to move, he said. - BETWEEN 1960 AND 1970, \\feiss said the city of Portland's population, auto registration and tax rettlms Laguna s~ene ,CREA Building Enhanced A Laguna Beach scene enhances the new Californ ia Real Estate Associatlon (CREA) headquarters building in Los Angeles. The spirited painting depicting Laguna 's shoreline south from Victor Hugo Inn is the work of well knoiw11 cartoonist ,Ferd H. "Johnson. famed for his creation or the "Moon ~fullins'' conlic slrip for t\VO decades. A commi ttee of Board of Realtor members from the SOuth Orange County District selected the painting at lhe Gallery of Fine Arts in Corona del !\'far from owner Clyde ZUlch. Presen tation or the gift to. CREA President. C. Larry Hoag, was last Thursday at a 32nd Distr ict Dinner Meeting to be hosted by \he Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley Board at the Sher~ton Beach Inn in Huntington Beach ' dropped, ye t lhe number d ' persons between the ages of . 18 <.uld 30 increased. / \I/hat dra\\'S tllc young i.nto a <:ily like Portlnnd? Weiss says <'heaµ housing, higher employn11•n1 r~tcs, Portlund being Oregon's largest city and a dra\\•ing point for those \\'ho Hve in rural or distant areas or the .stat~ .. Rut the bigg~t reason to rnove into or <:loser to the city will remain a short.'.lge or gasoline, Weiss added. No one, be ¥id, wants to iw·ait on a street <.'Omer in the cold, !hen sit 45 minutes on a bus and not have the mobility of driving his own car. They'll move into town, ride the bu s for 15 minutes and possibly save the gas to go skiing or for a trip to the Coast. he said. The shortage of gasoline in turn will skyrocket the cost of pperating the auton1obile. "I DON'T look for the auto lo die," Weiss said. "lt's just going t.o be dan1ned expensivt> to open.te." "If you push current trends out, more people who have been priced ou t or housing will also get priced out of the auto market." he said. If gasoline once agai n becomes plentiful -even at $1 per gallon -\Veiss said the return to the city will be slowed. But once again the JXIOr. and thf: aged would be priced out of the market. Jf ithe suburbs and outlying smaller towns could be 5aved by mass transit tho s e communiti es would tend to cluster around their own stores am:! transit centers. And if large cities go back to fixed rail mass transit, development will be along those lines - like the old "star-shaped formation Gf railroad towns," he said. • ACCESSIBLE, SPACIOUS KITCHEN IN IRVINE COLONY HOME Colony's l(itchen Featured 'No Man's Land' Salt Lake Lo~ I Sell-But Why? SALT LAKE CITY (AP1 -CHASE SAYS, ''Not one lot Jn the past four years. buyer has attempted to Jive developers have purchased on it. 'l'here's nothlng there. more than 100.000 acres of A fe\v cattle people and sheep the Great Salt Lake Desert ranchers, The browse is 80 and resold it at profits of spafse. where It does grow, up to t,flOO percent, ~RJys a it Wkcs u lot of acres to Salt L·ake City newspaper. s1lpµort one a.niinal." The Salt Lake Tribune snys Sonlt: or the ;irea has been records filed with the state usc.'<I for lin\ited c a t t I e show 118,726 acres in dry gra zing, But the Tribune calls north..western Utah have been it "a no-man's land" with purchased by developers, no surface water or potential The salty desert land was for Iresh tmderground water. bought for $15 an acre and U sajd the nlajof land has been seUing for as much exchanges began in mi<f...1970 oas $250 an acre to people with the purchase of 53,879· as far ·away as _Hawaii and acre package by Va I J e Y Jltpan, said Robert S. Halliday, Randles, Inc., for $12.50 per Tribune environmental editor ncre. It Said state record~ in an article published Sunday. ider1tify officers of the fir1n as Derral Christensen, Delta, '•TO MY knowledge . none Utah, and Reed B. Robison. o! the.Jots out tbereJlas been Els. Nev. occupied Or used in any way," T \V () H o N o Lu L. U ·said Don E. Chase, chairnun de v e l oper~, Th o ma s of the Box. Elder County Ogasa\\·ara and Jint Ferry: b kr Commission'. '!'he kitchen h;is alW<1}'S IT'S EAS Y 10 visualize a of a p.:atio ar, a brca ast and E. F. ~1utller and David k f · k I nd County :officials claim they I' B 11· · 1 r Played a s"""ia J Tole in the chopping table in the center noo · or qu1c mea s a a . oyer, o 1c1a s o ...... ~ spend RlOTC to collect taxe~ T I · I I 1 Ltd Las California life style. \Vhile of the kitchen in the Colony's forma l dining room . on the lots than they collect. V~~~'.c;\h;~vesp:~hased' the kitchens in many parts of the elegant 400 plan. 'I'he dining The Colony's plan JOO offers lhe Tribune said. It said the acreage for $l 5 and $l6 per country have to be jnsulated and family rooms and the three bedrooms and two baths total annual property tax on ncre from Robsion a 11 d from the out-Of-doors. the patio are just a handful of in its one-story floorplan, an acre of desert land. based t'hristensen, the Tribune said. California kitchen can be steps from <the kitchen. 'l'he while the 200 plan offers four on its value, is about 12 cent s. The new spaper said land almost a part of it. exceptionally convenient patio bedrooms and two 'baths, also Coun8 !Y Tr~adsu;~r Glen ~1 . subdivided by the Honolulu ba r puts kitchen and patio in one story. enruon 881 wic c 0 u n t Y developers was priced at $100 At the Colony, Kendall within aml's reach or other spends $3.54 for each tax to $150 an acre, while the Dev~lopment Co m Pan Y's other. A broad countertop BOTH THE 300 and 400 notice, and...many of the lots Las Vegas firm tagged its residentia l co mm uni I y connects ki tchen with family plans are two story models, are five or 1 acres. property at $150 to $250 per adjacent to the Santa Ana room, and a wealth or glass and both offer four bedrooms Clifton Kerr. c o unt Y acre. Freeway at C!l)ver Road in 1'1.llo\\'S the Califon1 ia sun in and l\li'O and one-half baths. assessor. said some people The newspaper listed other Irvine. careful attention has and a pleasant.view out. Prices at the Colony starl come to see their land. smaller development firms , been . paid to designing the Both the 300 and 200 n1odels at $41 ,490, and models arc "It's a tragic thing ," he including some from Salt Lake kitchen as a part of the total also offer <.'O mfortable and open daily from IO a.m. until said "They Q>me back covered City, Florida and Calilornia. living space -both indoors ca refully designed k i t·c h e n dusk. They may be-reached with alkali dust, they're tired Chase said a new county and out. 'areas, with the 200 plan again by taking the Culver offramp and disillusioned and some are ordinance went into effect In the plan 100 at The utilizing the easy access from from the Santa Ana Freeway. mad . One man told me he Qec. 1.1 that gjvc the !!O\Ul.tY Colony, a generous expa nse kitchen to fafnUy room via Colony models are just to the was going to go back home more control over the. land of fully·liled countertop links a large counter area. Plan sout.hwest of the intersection and kill the man who sold but this does not rover lots the roomy kitchen with the 300 features~the convenience of Culver and the freeway. him the property." already sold. family room . Both rooms are,----------------------------'---------------- bounded by windows that look out onto Jthe private patio and yard. The kitchens in all Colony models are w e I r . equipped with cabinet space. Co mmuter-consciilllS golfers will be gl.id to know- Parkview is just a short drive away ~""------ree o•••- ... ~ .... ., ... -'1;-c:;-.'---lf:::_ef. N -. '. ... i . --~=-~r·~""-~~ T .1l;c lh\· R1 Vl'l'IJl· 1-rl'l'W.)\' ,,. "'" 1mpt•n.il ullr,11t1po1n1t l••IJo,,· ,. · -As a go/fbteff. moving to a i ·,handsome ParkviewTuwnt "'l"''""'l:'ll, dill'Cl 11111,11 ,i_i.:n.\ 1n P.:11J.;~·1r'v Ill An,1hc1n1 Hill'. '-;"J._, Ii{ _.,.._ .......... ' ··-.. -~ .... ~:a: . .-~ .... :;~·~· ~ - I ·w-~.· • I i'l!~'!i! ~.~t~~ __,. -·-· -· ··~··-: ...... :"·~-~' . - Home is simply doing your pan to stave <!ff energy depletion. You can stroll. not drive. 10 the Anaheim. Hj/{s Course in J minutes jlar. because Parkview overlooks that enticing I 8-hole cha//enge ! Even non-90/fm enjay this nei.wst neighborhood in 1he New l.11nd of Anaheim 1-/i//s. Tw to fo ur bedroom residences with private.fenced patios. dramaric Master S11i1e.<. greai kitchen.r.and nw-ca r_qarage.< with auroma1ic door openers. A// exterior upkeep and landscape care i.< provided_ Besides 90/J rhere's sv..imming in rite heated Parkvhw poof. hiking. horseback ridin,q. bicycling, and a ro//ing country· side for family picnicking_ Soon. rhe self-sufjiciem New land wi// o.fler a racquet club. equestrian center. and shopping plaza. Here's peaceful /till country. quickly reached.via two major freeways, wirh direct routes lo employ· ment centers, universities. colleges, anti places for family fun. Navl s a,wiSe time to secure your special Parkviewresidence. Interest rat~ may someday go d1JW11. but financial fork·say nARKVIEW costs of labor and material~ wi// con-[""'I"\ tinue to rise. Protect your handicap. Make i>wne Homes In Irvine Six models .of smashing patio homes in the Irvin e Comp_any's your move to Parkview today! 2, 3. and 4 Bedrooms. 2 and 2 I 12 Baths, /j-0111$38,995 .to $45,995. Exce//ent Convenriona/ Financing. Safes Office open In the new land ,of Anaheim Hills We're mK!way between 1he Sa!f'Wa Ana & San Diego Freeways. Take the Cuk.ier Rd. exit to Walnut in lr..Ww-Of follo.Y the Harbor View 1nap lo Greenlree Hornes! Green1ree Homes p lanned "village enviro nment''. 1 & 2 stories with up to 5 bedrooms. Bonus extras galore like big "fann kitch€ns" fill ed with appliances, fireplac es, carpeting and complete fencing. Private recreation center with swimming pool, 5-acre park, paseos, 10-acre school site. FROM $33,995 To Newport Beedt , ,. .. I • . . daily JO a.m. to dusk. . "'.';~ Telephone : (714) 998-4830. r--~~ ~·i ~ '• ·, ... : . ~ ;.~, ... _. . . ' ' . .. .: --- . . . . . . . . . . . ~ .... . ' , • • Su~IJ, Febru#)' 24, 1974 DAILY PILOT C 1 ·~ousing • Ill Hawaii Sky High---and It's Going Higher I HONOLULU ( UP I) -and only 38 P<rcent own home.owner po.vs a 1... Although single w a 11 e d conilomlnlums. and Hawaii's legl!llture and administered to go info Joint venlures wllh llawali's houajng slmrtagc, c;ondomlnluma or houses," knowioB that eventually he • oonstrucll.on wu the pattern once unb.letnished skyline is by the Hawaii Hou s in g it. like the cornJDOn cold, aeems Sewell said. u0n the mainland wW have to renegotiate when for many years , bullders are now a panorama or high rises. Authority aims at giving the CONsrnucnoN r i r m s •~ "'·ve 00 C\ft, it's the other way around. the 1eaae erpire11 and the C05t now turnlog toward double A small two~ bedroom at.a(e agency money and make more money with less w ·~ "Tho lowest priced home wlll 10 up. walled <oostroetlon in a ~mlnlum can be booiht muscle. Tho agency con offer trouble by building private Neltller government housing on the market b $48,000. The Sewell erplalnod t ~ 1 t C.lllomla ranch aJyle. l!omes In lhe $40,000 ,,,,,.. while inlerlm Joans to house hoosing. The l!lfA has held agencies nor privale Industry average resale priC<! In !VIS becauoe there is so Jillle Dnt are usually wood 1 n d below tile studloo are bullden, go lnlo joint ventures a construction !Inn's pro(it bas IOlved the problem "'1lch wu $85,000. For !bat the land . kit. 1he cool o C ~ olUCOO \ .., a available. w!lh them, amnge for short down to an average seven ,...... ...,.. every year. The buyer got an older home with -.ct~ homes ls concreie toundallon. The lllortage 10< low and or long J<nn finane~ and or seven and one-hall percent. Jlopulatlon ls soarillg and lhe bJr bedrooms , two ~t....ct by building on llAWAJ_r~1.W_AllM climato middle-Income groups runs even ael as a developer o! IUld a company often ean Deed for housing is enormous, bathrooms, outdated firtures ·hilly, rugged I err a in. malieo -\111111 ·and from 30,000 to ll0,000 units. housing project on its •~11. make 10 to 20 peroent on but Hawaii hos the lowest on a 7,000 squar .. fool lot." Dyrwnlte is neoded, Sewell ceu.r.· ~ and Althou&h 111lwaii bas whit is Bui the llHA 's e f Io rt s '60,000 and 1711,000 home3. home ownenhlp raUo of any Land costs are sky high !lllkl, and the cost !s increased louvered w.1J1dows I a k e constdered one ol the best haven~ even slarted lo fill Frustrai.d cillZ<nS have state. and keep climbing. • ,by aewage <XNideratloas and advantl!ae of the trade winds state housing acts in the the need. The chier reasons formed several groups which The newly arrived ,..idenl A LOT THAT cost $30,000 modlficaUons ~ o1 f and eillnlnale the need for country, Ille crunch doesn'I are Ule cost oC land, the lack offer solutlons, but there's from ·the United st 8 t es throe years ago goes for Hawaii's fl!Ph floods, 91.lCh as air conditioning.-ease up. of staff to process appl~ations little action. maln1and who lived in a $00,CXXI today. Much of the unusually large storm drains Families desperate · r or The $100 million omnibus and the agency's inability to The People's Hou sing -housing , sllggcstr that any new· de ve lopment be compelled to allocate a I percentage of homes ror low ' and moderate iocome families a.nd that the tax system should be geared to deter short tem1 speculation. I The federal govemmenl ha• been generous to Hawail in f ~ aUocatioos. ln Hawaii. the FHA morlpgo loan I limitation for single famil y dwellinp is '49,500. Although !hat is ro percent higher thoJL the FHA mortgage loan limitation on the mainland. it does not help much. spacious $50,000 home goes land is leasehold and . the and overh.angings. housing are turning to housing act passed by the 1970 get more private con1panies Coalition, a lobby for low-cost intoshockwhenhe findsthat 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.c._.:....~~~~~~-"--~~~~~~~~~~--'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the same .amount in the Aloha State will buy a tiny dwelling on a small piece of land ~in • rural Oahu. Mayor Frank Fast put the problem in perspective b.Y saying, "When developers on Oahu call $48,000 units ')OW· ~t housing,' we are in real trouble." "CRISIS'' IS the word many lawmakers and residents use In descriping lhe shortage and astronomical costs. William S e w e 11 , the past president of the fl o m e Builders Association of Hawaii \._and a contractor, told just JiOw gloomy the situation. is and predicted lt won't be getting any better in the near future. "Hawaii has the lowest home ownership ratio of any state," he said, "Sixty-two percent of the resid..U renl Real Estate Women Set Marcli Show Women Realtors or Orange County ,,;n host their second annual Spring F'Mhion Sbow and luncheon MarC'h 7 in lhc Saddleback Inn, Santa Ana. calling-on sales skills usually re s e r v e d for p romoting property transactions, the Realtors are sponsoring the e\'ent to suppC>rt t he i r scholarship program. Last year's affair added St .300 to the scholarship fund of the California Real Estate Association. Starting "-1th a "happy hour" at 11 :30 a.m., the event v.·ill include luncheon at noon and the showing of new spring fashions at l p.m. ./\. St Patrick's Day theme will be used in decorations. The joint ef'for1 bf women's councils of the county's real estate boards is headed by Dorana ~1cLey. president of the women's council of the HlDllington Beach Board of · Realtors. Serving as co - chairman is Carmen Finley, won1en 's council president, East Orange County Board . Other c ommittee members include Women's Co u n c i I Presidents Deana Foden, San Clemente Board, and Virginia Cieck, Ne,,.,,,ort Harbor-COSta ~iesa Board. Helane Joy of the !alter group is in diarge or OOcorations. Florence Smales, fashion coordinator and commentator, wlll direct the display of fashions. A wide array of attire from leading Orange County specialty shops. including some children's and men's wear will be shOWTI. Firm Moves To Irvine The Baldwin Company, one of the fastest growing residential development firms in Southern California, ~ves to new quar)erl, in 11'\'llle Monday. it lfli ....... II)' principal J.,.. llldwln. Pre\'ioualy In <tnoes on Campus Drlvo , lll' · Newpon Beach, the !Inn Is now . at 16811 Hale Ave,, lrvlne. The phone number remains the aame:S4if.!300. 1'he new office is a 12,000- sq~foot Ull-up concnte structure. Adding an unUBUll character to the bulldtlll1 ill exteriOr and some ~ . -~ ,,.... poured ....... blast"fl wood paneled """"· giving tile muoory I dlliiOna! I wood-gained 5fe<\. State Housing Chief Named SA1:RA1'1ENTO TAP) Gov. Ronllld !Wagan has api)olnted BlltTy Whitllesey as atate director or housing and community development. Whllll ... y, 50. haa been a membor oC tile Republican State Cenlral Commltlee "since I~ .. He rm UMUCCeS!£ully for the '15th Asaembly D!Jtrlcl . seal In 1970. • ' . • WHERE "HOME" IS A"HOMETOWN'' AGAIN Bet you haven't done that in years· ••• a warm spring evening, the kids stayll!g with some 1· friends, nice night to take In a movie. Even better when you don't have to fight traffic, p1iy for parking , then walk six blocks. When we Pll!lned Mission Viejo , we had a feeling people· ilk~ things "kind of close by", so that a bike would put you right in the heart of town. A. little old fashioned, maybe, but we liked the idea. : · And we were right. locause now it costs more in gas to get there.than It cloes to get In th e theater ... and you miss all that nic e fresh air. (Mission Vi ejo is nestled in the gentle mountai ns of Orange County ... the air really is fresh ). And besides the theater, we have those fabulous recreat ion centers, parks, schools, shoppi ng plazas, and a $5 million hospital. It's all part of our town, Mission Viejo. And i!'.L_ all yours when you live here... · Al ISOVILLAS TOWN~ FROM $24,495 · NEWMADRID FROM $43,750 NEW BARCa.DNA FROM $31,750 THE CASTA DEL SOL ACTNe ~NEIGHBORHOOD CASTILLE FflOM $3Q995 . FROM $37.150 BY •-~ .,..,.... ,.,.,.......,. • • ~• OFAMERICA'S MOSTSUCCESSFUl NEW c0MMuNmES '°'~ ..,.,,,,....;;;-. ~ .. ....,.., ~"""'I ....,..~ oPPOllfUtl<lllJ ~ Ttrlrlll •l'ld pr1e11 "11t111~T10 Cl'laflfl wlttlolfl l'IOkt; • ' ''"'" -- ........ ' h-. ... ~ .. y I • • • ' . • C • DAILY PILOT Dwellers Give Answers Audio Fir111 Moves W~y Single Family Home? From its new $300,000 According _ to c o m p a n y glasa hoose In the Irvine ~ident COO..ay E. Cllester, tnd u1tr1al Complex, 1We moMJl"Q~nta Ana Panoramic Audio OJrp., 1 21st to the epntrolled environment pers~ive of it In the look. some have assumed able lo maintain big houses ~ .. -communlcatloos, and of the UC 85 1 po;otectloo. t-<-"' • .. ..,._,. for my investment." · suburbs. Man needs his own heovy mortgages on their m small peoslooo and oodal eoglneerlng firm, will eontlnue homes during the mllege .-~1y · ·to 1llrow rocks al "Ma BelJ.1' A.boul onHltird cl the' 13,000 Why do so many Amerlcans plot and domicile w laid, even years of ,~ drildren and ' ~~· • • The !Inn bas moved Inf<> "'IUll'e feet cl building space cling to sinj:le family homes if he reots it. It gives him are cansldering a~ents or ~t least one ~er man i 18 new t w 0 •1 t 0 r y Is designed for' future growth. By VIVIAN BROWN ,., ........ ,., .. >~ars t h r o u g h urging busine•s to .. Buy Your Own ... Telephone System," h8.1 four additional clfices In t'b • Western United Slates and serves clients nationwide with 35 salesand Ins ta 11 a tlon aSIJOclatea. when life cauJd be 1ess a feeling of unportance end condo~oms in or near thefr thinks there .is a way to.have headquarters, a futuristic ExlstJng facllitlef t n c 1 u de demanding in an e a s 11 Y Jt teaches the c h i l d r e n presenl tOwns. • both a suburban lile aod a • glau-paned structtln! at tsa officea, s a I es dep,artmenti Chester's 17 year career as a convnunications consultant received a inaJor boost In 1969 when t he Federal Communications Commission broke up the telepbO ne compony monopoly on sales of commwdc.ation hardware. maintained apartment or responsibility." good job close lo home. He REAL ESTATE Langley Ave., designed by repair service and parts other dweJllng. In the rommuter outlook, THEY C 0.U L D Ii v e means to seek out-.--d\at . Newport Beach.-a r c hJ t e ct warehouse. A' random sampling of some age makes ad if f e r en c e . pleasantly by investing the potential in the near future, George Riiey, and built by Pancramlc Aud.lo, whose suburban-coinmuters provides Yomg men love rugged living, money from the sale of their ·no ·matter where he moves Cloek Construction Oompaay, sales volume has trip1ed some answers. Long--suffering but older men take a second homes. 1bf:y would not ~ with hiJ ta y. Irvine.· • durhlg each of the last four types who endure seasonal f ---~--,-----~---~-'--~~--~-~-"'-=---=~=-f-=-=~-=----~~~----~~-===========================-- excesses of cold , heat and olher discomforts on public transportation in getting to their jobs, commuters are olterl away from t h e i r suburban homes 16 hours a day. But they love it. And as one put it. "That's what home is all about. You must work hard for·anything worthwhile." HERE ARE some other reasom given by members ol the hardy-commuting group: Boyhood Dream ... "I was born in the city and always dreamed of getting away from an apartment to a house with a · roaring fireplace. In fact, the big fireplace is what we looked for. I keep it going an winter. I read at it, work 1 at it I even eat dinner at the fireside .. My wife wa.s a city girl and she loves it, too." His wife lugs the wood f<> the fireplace during the ,,..k, but she loves to do it, he 1 says. Sell~preservation . . . "1bc exercise in maintaining a home is important. 1 saw wood, rake leaves and push wheelbarrows and I think I'll 1 live longer because of -it. I'm on the go so much doing home chores ,that I look for exercise in my spare time. I swim . i kalA! and ski out here, and I _ think I'm healthier on Monday morning than I would be in the city." INDOOR Hooter ... 111 like the excitement of living In the country. I love emergencies and look for something lo do lo lmprovo our hoooe. I like lo repair faucets, floor boonls and the finicky furnace. It keepo me 1 actl"" with my hands which never got much d. a workout before. I bave a theory that people -use ll1eir hands and arms a lot live loogest." The biggest job he's done. He removed a wall -on impulse. he says. "It didn't ~lly belong where it was " Neighborly Neighbors ... "In the suburbs everybody needs his neighbor. You can 't tell when it will he importan so you doo't build up llW crank things as you might in city apartments where you rarely get w know anybody. A lot of comic strips to the a>otrary, I've never known a neighbor who is inconsiderate about running a lawn mower at dawn or keeping ttie neighbors awake at night.· In fact, neighbors are clannistl and do a lot ol things togetlier •. '" Self-sacrifice ... "I endure it all for my children. I want them ·to enjoy nature, animals, trees, birds. We can keep track of the yongsters more easily because they can't go anyp1ace without a car. There ' is less chance for (hem to goof off in schoolwork beca...e the re is nothing much else for them to do." mE HERO Mantle ... "I was never really very good at anything ifl sports, but conquering the elements has given me a sense or imPortance and admiration from my family. SO -t that I'm on a train and subwa for five hours every day · get them away from the concrete. I like to see the tem perature shoot \Vay down or \vay up. I never gripe about freezin g or sweaty trains. I just must keep thinking about \\ilat is at ·the ends of tbe ra inbow." Nesting Priv ileges ''Every ma n needs his own cave and you get the Pat McVay To Address -Conference Pat McVay, a Hunlington Beach realtor, is one of five txperU addressing a series of edu cational sales conferences Feb. 28-~1arch 1. sOOQSOn!d by lhc 73,UOO-rfiember c.aufornia Re a I E&tate -.uon and boards of Realm1 In northern caJlr.mlo .• O>nlerencel ""' being held lllanlere1 Feb. ,., Palo l&llo Feb. Z7~ Jooe Feb. :11...tlllnla MatcbL The four ....,.._ are .-n of " blld ~ In , .... ,. lbl'dl llllt Ajlr1L • ' • 2 new neighborhoods in Laguna Niguel, an environmentally plann~ community. The Homesof generous space and H II liveability mark this lovely • new neighborhood. Big I S lots of 7,000 to 8,000 sq. ft. have landscaped front- yards and fenced backyards. And the spa- cious town-and-country look goes hand in hand with the natural Laguna Niguel set- ting. Rustic exteriors and wood shake roofs blend with the custom-designed fireplaces and roomy interiors. And each of these 3 & 4 bedroom, single-level homes has 2 baths and t he t hings t hat keep homemakers .happy-lots of closet space, and an all- electric kitchen with double-oven ranges, plus an inside laundry area. Combined with Laguna Niguel's ocean climate and recre- ation, The Hills is a choice _ buy. Come visit the new models today, and see how nicely your family home could fit into The Hills. Directions: From Los Angeles, go south on the San Diego/Santa Ana Freeway to Crown Valley Parkway exit. Tum right (ap· proximately· I :Y. miles) to Chaparosa Drive. Left to models. ', · Homes from S43,990 to.ss1,990 • • • • • Living at Laguna Niguel brings all the good things in life close to home. Everything you and your family want is here in t his se1f-conta1ned community of clean ocean climate, fine, friendly neighbors, social activities, and a whole 81000-acre world of recreation. New, mile-long Niguel Beach Park, with its white sandy ocean beach, beck- ons to sunbathers and swimmers. For golf fans, the championship course' of.the private El Niguel Countzy Club is the scene of national tournaments. For tennis huffs, there's the Laguna Niguel Tennis Club, one of the South .. land's finest tennis complexes. (Mem· bership in the country club and ~he tennis club are voluntary and are managed by Av co Community Developers, Inc .• which is the management and operations agent of the club facilities). And for sailors, too, there's Dana Point Harbor, ''homeport'' forLagunaNJ,z.uel,with-its · moor1nu fort°,"80 craft, down ..;:-.~. ' . the 00'!$. : . ·.O:: "". Fine schooJS, shopping centers, restaurants, banks, stores, c8urches and more than 200 acres of pe.rks -. they're all a part of Laguna Niguel. And they're all a part of the total value you receive with the purchase of your home. ..... N • f'ROM LOS ANGELE.S OR SANTA ANA Put -a .lif in your life ... today come to t • • I .... • The Foothills Chorefree townhouse living, and the chann of the Laguna Niguel countryside, come tofrether in The Foothills. Nestled on gentle sioJ>es, in this ocean-clean settiiig, ' your townhouse has all the comfqrtlj ,of ·home -without the cares. Your Home- owners As&>ciation will take care of most of your yardwork and maintenance for a monthly fee of $44. Rustic exteriors.of 1 & 2· stories, cappM by wood-shake roofs, "Biatch the natural mood. And the contemporary interiors with 2, 3 & 4 bedrooms and up to 212 baths are a family delight. There are wc;>odburning fireplaces, deep-carpe~ liv- ing, rooms, dining/family areas, and a U- shapM kitchen with GE oven, range, dis- poser and dishwasher; a garage and sepa- rate,~\)'jdry room. Plus 2 private patios to rel~~,i . After all, there's no yardwork - and pf Laguna Niguel recreation to en- joy. jlle visit The Foothills today, and see how relaxing and beautiful townhome living can be. Directions: Go south on the San Diego/ Santa Ana Freeway to Crown Valley Park· way exit. 'Tum right (approximately 3\.2 miles) toNiguelRoad. Tum right to Alicia Parkway. Right to models. T~ fromS33,990toSJ8,990 ., • ' • La~~,~!gue.1 -· • • • ' '@ Rccbo'u...ardoandVJllic•Pa>k,othedineNewToWNby Avco Cornnnmll)' Deyelopen,Inc:. • (n4) 4~ 830i050 • AQY Coftlraet.or"t L10111M N0..tktout1, t..N.<:. ~n U...JCo. .. tllN• • -- • ' I • .. ·-. --••• 1 II ' ' 'lJ • • ' . . \ • 'll • • • --NIW '74 Pllll'O 2 DOH ~ OltllWC•l Ml IAYlr 545 =:~ .. '"" ,.,. .,<, .. -..n t11tt .... Iii" DllwlW .-. '"" ""'' t1i ,_,.,..... ... Cl-. ilUl._1$4,.t _ II_... ... _....,,.,~_,.....,_ 92 ... ... .. '70 DATSU~ P,U. .A speed,. radio,. heater, nice one! #231BZM '73 PINTO Runabout 2000cc 6 cYI., auto. trM"ts., radio, heater. Llcense~N_o_._n2EMA. ' V-8, auto trans., factory air condition- ing, power steering', power ((ijscl brakes, radio, heater, whitewall tires. Licerise #254EOI · • HAND NIW FULL • PRICE IMMlmAn DILIVllT $ • speed trans., heater, whitewall tires,. 1800 cc engine, vlnyl Interior. (SGTANOOnll IOlll 1111111 ..... NIW - '74MAYalCK '69 MUSTANG V-8, stick shift, radio, heater, nice little car .. f!YOL532 BRAND NEW '74 FORD • ... ~. FULL PRICE GUllllR U•A RIAL Ml MVll" LOADID l*ll Auto. tr.ns.. pcMltr steering. . rldle, ,..fer, Clise. br•kes. , tinted otass. light group. ~n::;t;;;~':-:' . ~93F11f.Ml. ' , _____ ------- llAN> .NIW • 1 •. ... . '74 MUSTANG II 2 + 2 "A TIUI Ml MVll" . • LO'l I Mio 2.3 liter engine,' IPMd trw., po'll'tt'" 1teerlng, poviilf"brakn, steel bitted rilCUals. tuftptr vuardl. bucket ...,.,, .or•. ptUng, 9fc. 'FG3Y.2J11"· '70 FO~D, Wagon Factory air condltlontng •• power steer- ing, radio, heater. #9540 tc : · ' -, ' - ."13',GUN TORINO • CARGO VAN Auto. trans.. helter, bttted fitf'St tinted gi.st, .0 GVW, SMSI. ..,._, ~ 10Ud state Ignition, sliding C1tOO door, cvstom equipment pidlagl. El<IGHT63'60. V-8, auto. trans., power steering, power brakes, H.D. Suspension, 70 amp battery, dinette, Ice box, 'tove, paneled, etc. serial . No. EJ.IG!!R52646. FULL PllCE IMMlmAn DILIYDY $ ·2'-DR.-li.T., Vs, a .tr., tac.air, pw. strg., pw/d/br., r&htr., w/W's, t. gl, 389GM~ DISCOlllT PROM -$ •••m•un ..... FULL PRICE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • Auto. trans., rldlo, heattf. radlal Whlttwall lirn. vinyl lntertor, 2000 --u. engineolugpoe racK. llOHEW.) $ '68 BRONCO Radi·o, heater, 4 wheel drive, #XJM681 '71 MAZDA Rotary 4 speed, radio, heater, whitewall tires. #'68EAD '68 COUGAR Auto~ trans., factory air conditioning, radio, heater. License No. (YQW-901) • $1688- I '73 F·l.00 RANGER ' FULL PRICE - V-t, power brakes. r&dlo, he• tel', low, low-miles. <6082•Pl IUHD NIW '74 LTD 2 ••• 111 '71 DUSTER ' . $1488 . MAND NEW '7 4 8' CAB-OVER CAMPER & '71 FORD lf.i Ton Pickup FULL PllCE IMMEDIAft DILIVDY $ .Radio, heater, super economy. #OS9DZP VI. -...... '"""' .... .,. ___________________ _ -........ -dloc '72 COUGAR =.. ... =--=. . $2679 -'trim. 4J61511l711 • V·B, auto. trans,, .f~tory air condition- ing, power steering, power brakes, heater, vinyl roof, tinted glass. 885DTS :~~ ~~v ~Pc°-'!~,!~'$2 48. j power steering, radio, heater. #7098XO . . . ... ~ . FULL PRICE IMMEDIATI DELIVERY 4 speed, stove, sink, Icebox, etc. (22075Kl '73 ~1.AAVER .. l ICK :!! ~u~~~ns~'!'!.~~~ .. ,;ng. $33 ·~,<-':~ '",_--.. -,-73;1ou.11R V2 TO.N t power (disc> brakes, radio, heater, HO . . .Cl.,' · )• ~~ 1 .. )'· , ~ PICKUP · · , V-1, auto.\4 r1m., factory air equipped. #3B991M ~ FULL PRICE " IMMEDIA'lt- " • cond./ power· steering, radio, I-~"'!"'!!'"!"!'"'!".,. ______ ...; ___ .,.. ----1 /. I .. :l .n · =~~.;,,d~:::.-:·11 11•••· new '73 :FORD Wagon $3 3 •. ~.-... ,Lld:_::"::g~~ -· (215GWV) Ctry. Sq. 10 psgr., VB , a. tr., tac. air •. pw. • ~ · ·~ ' ~!. ::-··--./ '· . 2 <;££?._..) !• ·..,~ strg., pw/d /br., r&h. w/w'.s, t . gl., whl. _ ~ cvrs .• v. int., rf. rack, .459GYA. ~ . .. :~ -=== . ..,..., -.._ • 1----------------.-----.--........ -,L~~~()~ r-' ./-'71 FORD LTD . V-8 , auto. tr'ans.; factory· air condition- ing, power steering, powrer (disc) brl ... S.t radio, heater, vfnyl roof, tinted • glass, wheel covers •. Llcense •607EAD " -'-'<"~•! • • ...... ~ . ' ... -.-~ , ·.Ill ...... ~- -~--• Auto. trans.. heater, w"ltewall tires, vinyl in- terior, 1800 cc engine. lSGTANK3S'O'l , • • • . • " r I: • • r • DAILY PILOT The BluestMarketplace on the· Oranp Coast ~ ••••• ,500·$14 ...... a\ih1 • • • • • • • • 950 -990 ••:iitith•'I .••••• ; , 700 .. 799-DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS MliWI, ~ .. s. ... n.s .. M9 ~ • • • •. '• • .m .. ,.., .... -~-t tt I ,l.50 •199 --~~ •••• 150·199 ..-. • ••••••• ' •• 300 -49t Anoncial ••••••••• 200 -199 ......_ for Salt , , • • •• 100 • 124 &Mt & found • • • • • • , s.so • 574 Metcti.OM •••••. • , • I00 -149 You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade It With a Want Ad (642-5678) One Cal I Service Fast Credit Approval s.hooloond .........,, •• m -lM -and -•••• 6()0 . "" lrantportation. • • • • • • • 9lS -949 -··· General \Vl·:~J.EY N TAYLOR CO. REA LTORS si UCl' l!J46 BEST VALUE IN SPYGLASS Charming NEW 2-story home for lge. family. Spac. entry hall w/circ. stairway. 4 BR, FR, DR & huge rumpus rm. Incl land. $125,000 7 TWIN LAKES CIRC. SAT/SUN. 1·5 BIG CANYON SPECIAL • $149,500 Truly delightful. Professional custom finish in detail Inside & out this lovely 5 BR home. Huge cov. patio & prof. ldscpd. yard. Hurry. 7 CHERRY HlLLS LNE. SAT/SUN 1-5 THE BLUFF S • ONE STO RY MODELS Brand New! Beaut. greenbelt, great location. End unll. 3 BR, DR. "Linda" model. $74,950 Beaut. 3 bdrm., FR. "Paula" model. $74,950 Corner 3 bdrm., DR "Linda" model. $78,500 2701 VISl'A UMBROSA SAT/SUN 1-5 BIG CANYON CUSTOM VIEW HOME Fantastic NEW hacienda w/beaul. Country Club View. Split level w/5 BR, DR, den, lge. rec. nn. & 4\.ii baths. Great storage. 8 OAKMONT LNE. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 Genera\ * HOMES OPEH * 929 EMERALD BAY LAGUNA BEACH-OPEN SUN . 1·5 Doll house -with ocean view. 2 Bdrms. & family rm. Mention the address to security guard. $110,000. 121 MILFORD CAMEO SHORES, CdM-OPEN SUN. 1-5 Very lovely 3 lxlrm. & guest suite, with ex- citing ocean view. Pool. $159,000 HARBOR VIEW HOMES 2033 PT. CHELSEA-OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 .•. off Newport Drive (East gate). 3 Bdrms. & family rm. Beautiful carp. & drapes. $69,000 G1n1r1I • /1"40# SHtid, REALTOR VISIT THESE You Are Welcome 1·5 VISI T ME-IN THE BLUFFS! I'm new on the market. Over 1900 sq. ft. of luxury and a VIEW OF THE BAY . See my new carpets and drapes and the fresh green astro turf on my patio. 641 Vista Bonita .......... Buy M~7,775 VISIT ME-IN NEWPORT BEACHI I'm a Townhouse, high on a hill and close to the beach. See my 3 bedroom and v.; bathll. I'm done in elegant taste and have many enras. 4312 Spindri~ .. .. .. .. .. .. Buy me $44,950 Gen1r1I HALF ACRE ESTATE FIVE BEDROOM 4\t BU'HS 'nils is a beautiful b>rme ln a beautiful aettln&. 5,000 !IQ'. ft. ol lwcuriouS family living with two tamlly rooms, formal dln1ng room, beautiful pool, and many other features that only a custom built home can offel'. For furthtt information please caU 56-9491. WaJ.~~x.~}ee Uke 3 Uttle Houffl At $16,650 Each 3 patios 3·y.rd1 3 entrancos ca.;y can landaca~ rent echedule $485.00 A good investment startl at &i&-nn. Ol'EN 11t ' • TT"S AM 1D IE N1CE1 General Oen1r1I CORBIN • MARTIN IXCLUSIVI LIST CdM -Ocean side hwy., dream hou8" plus guest house .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. . f72,500. HARBOR VIEW HOMES Somerset <l BR + family rm. ...... f82 ,500 Harbor View Hills, view, pool, 3 BR, fami- ly rm. . . .. .. . .. . . . . . Reduced to $77 ,000. Laguna Niguel, 4 Br.+ lam. Rm., Vu $47,500 THE BLUFFS Linda m9(1el (lease or sell) ......... '69,500 Trina model, consider lease/option $69,500. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 BR, 2 ba, fam rm, lg lot. .......... $40,950 NEW DUPLEX 2 BR, 2 ba & 1 BR, 1 ba ............. $102,000 TO BUY OR SELL In Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar and Newport Beach . Call 17141 644-7662 CORBIN-MARTIN REALTORS BIO CANYON "BORDEAUX" • $139,900 Prof. decorated 3 BR. condo. home. View of ocean. Corner location. Outstanding kit· chen & patio. Private master bdrm. terrace: 2 RUE CHATEAU ROYAL OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO. HARBOR VIEW HILLS 1100 SANDPIPER-OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 3 Bdrm. & family rm. Pool. View! $84,750 IRVINE TERRACE #4 1003 BONNIE-OPEN _SAT /SUN. 1-5 Vl ~IT ME-IN CORONA DEL MARI I'm a rustic duplex near the beach. My front house' bas 3 bedrooms and a panelled living room warmed by a cozy fireplace. My new 2 bedrm umt will make money for you. See' my extra large lot, South of the Highway. YOU WANT A HOME? 2000 Wolk ~~<:!.Ing. S(j)UARE FEET? -· d-.~ library, post TWO STORY ·o11100 and bua awp. tov.ly 4 BEDROOM? POOL $34,950 nits ts It! 18 x 35' anthon,y pool. $3.500 TOTAL DC>WN. BIKE TO BEACH. tarp family areas, fireplace, all electric kHchen. Largest model ln tract. HEA'fED & FILTERED POOL, $3,500 21.11 San Jooquln Hills Rd. . 3 Bdrm., family rm. & den (Califomia- Spanisb). View ! $146,500 400 Jasmine ........... , .. Buy m~114,900. linele level 2 bedroom • newly decorated Condo . This hotne is better than Fireplace, fenced patio with new, only 1 1~ years new. lndJvJdual laundry fadl.ttles. SprWtlers front and rear. Enc:loled pra.ge. A aol\d park like yard. Large lnveabnent at $38,000. We redwood covered patio. 3 TRY HARDER AT TRI· baths and much more. Only HARBOR. $49,500. If It isn't what ypu NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 THE BLUFFS General General tot&.l . down. Enjoy the , • coming summer! ACT NOW ' call 96.l-6767. FIXER DUPLEX 2 Duplexes $34,950 Each Best peninsula location! R-3 ,wJo1nlnc bldgl on extra lot · Private financing. O"'n- deep Jot. Large 2 lxlrm flpts. er ll'ill trade on home or Excellent rental area. Only income • Orange, LA or lOo/o down. San Diego Co! Asking 2150 VISTA DORADO-OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 "Dolores," end unit, on wide greenbelt. 3 Bdrms., 21? balhs. Best carefree living! $64,900 300 JASMINE, CDM OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 VISIT ME-IN SANTA ANA HEIGHTSI I'm a new listing and won't last. I'm beautifully. upgraded and in move-in condition. See my 4 large bedrooms, dining room and family room. Enjoy my 2 patios. Hurry, I'.m anxious. 1701 Orchard .... , . , .. , . , , , Buy m~,500. VISIT ME-IN CORONA DEL MARI You'll like me, I have all new wall~ window and floor coverings In the front house. And a 1 bdrm income unit over a large dble garage. I am ready to be yours. 400l17~RJI! ~~~"~t~R«I ~C.~ll=·===·=· == .... =~~IP~~oceanH~';!;!', OPEN nL 9 • ITS FUN T? BE NICEI ll~l1li1tl Near OCi!all ; like new duplex.-$124,500 -looated on 1/3 of an acre. $55,000 -Bring hammer & ,..,,,.,,..,,J,. • paint brush!! Call 645-8400. ~21 (""i~~.1~1 1797 °'-'· CM 642-tm ~~~=~==- 31432 WEST NINE LAGUNA NIGUEL-OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. Overlooks golf course. $53,950 "WINDWARD EAST" Pilot Classlrted. 642-5678. ....,_rol WINDWARD & IRVINE-OPEN DAILY 1-5 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;G;•;"";;;;'";';;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;.I 4 Brand new contemporary homes. 3 & 4 II Bdrms. Owners anxious. Asking $82,000 To '86,500 719 Merigold .............. Buy me-$77,950. VISIT ME-IN CORONA DEL MARI l'm rustic charm, J'm a duplex and I'm spa- cious . I'm on a tree lined street and my new income unit has 3 bedrms, 2 baths, and an inviting fireplace. I'm waiting for you . 423 Narcl11u1 , ........... Buy ~5,500. CALL 644-7270 Magnlftcent home on private ~;;;:;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::I cul-de-sac street. Parklike FRONT ROW -IRVINE TERRACE .; .,..--...,..--------------• """"""'11n"' with view ot Open S•t. & Sun. 2-6. 2001 Bayader• Terrace. l l"G...;on.;..•.;..•..;.•.;..1 _____ ..;G:.;•;;;ne::;rc:•c.l _____ 1 General General ~~c g:,,an. ~=ri A custom built home by a builder for bis Covored patio. You will be own use. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, ,3 car garage., THE BLUFFS SHOCKED for only_ $29.SOO Finest jetty view. Many custom extras. Beaut. Dolores model; 3 $34,500 with low down payment. $235 000 lxlrms., 2 12 baths; facing Hurry call 842-2535 1 • the lo~llest greenbelt. 1 ' CUSTOM BAYFRONT DUPLEX JUST LISTED • OPEN SUN. 1·5 ~.~~lhin~"~::,.l.dti£i:c: PRIDE OF Open S.turdey & Sunday 2-6. 1008 E. Balboa 1819 NEWPORT HILLS DRIVE EAST guage ""'" 0 p 0 n, r . Sparkling 3 BR, 2 BA llom•. OWNERSHIP Blvd. Prime sandy beach location. Custom Beautiful Somerset model; 5 bdrms., family Fabulous ga.rai-e storage. All bltns, family rm, deep DU-PL EX WOW I r I shag carpeting, lge yard and 2 bedrooms and patio each. built for owner. Dock for t'vo large boats. 6 room & dining room. Completely upgraded. • qUiet, traffic tree cu1-d@-Even a irundeck on the bedrooms plus guest. $250,000 Large covered patio ; fully landscaped, So. of HY.'Y-in old Corona sac. Manicured yard with raraaes overlookina: th~iiolf waterfall & Ii h d H · · uI t del J\.lar; 2 bdrm. home. sprinklers and patio and fire ""'Urie. Coll R-• Carpel, GRANO LIDO HOME s pon . ome m unmac a e \.\'aik to ocean, stores & """ oeu condition, with extras too numerous to men-banks: needs 90me flxln'. ring. f'or appt. Call 56-8424 Realtors IOI' an appoinbnent 4 Bedrooms, 4 baths plus formal living tion-come & see. $97,500-lncluding land! Offered for only $52,500 SoulhC.O, Realtors. 546-8640 ONLY $45,900. room, dining room, and den make this 3900 MORGAN REAL TY 5 B;g bedroom•. Separat• sq. ft. home ideal for a large active family OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1.5 673-6642 675-6459 'ioTrvATf!,'°,"~ & ~ family room. Pool & near boat, garden & club. $189,500. 204 KINGS PLACE :\nydaylstne BESfDAYto l ~x=~e~ ~.gC:. now: ~~iors8:a;"t.!!r1~ NEW LISTING _ EMERALD BAY Executive home; 2 bdrm. suite plus guest. A ~n an ad! Don't delay. . Agt . 8471()lO. $45.500 call now 847....fJOlO home designed for entertaining. Over 2300 agt. Open Suaday 2-S. 939 Emerald Bay. 3 bed· sq. ft. View of the Pacific. $117,500 CORONA DEL MAR rooms, 2-1h baths, beautiful patio with faun-Attention Bldr!ll 2 Prime R·l tain. Close to tennis courts, beach and pool. • Ocean 1: ~ View Lots. $129,500. I s s I c I a I 1110,000. S'l9-0631or644-<510 VERY LIDO ISLAND Try i"t! Vacancies cost money! R<llt 3 bedrooms, 2-'h balhs, dining room. Super b bl'.":., .~~ :~;.u, ~~::; home in ideal Iocatioo.. Extraordinary value. cia.tned Ad. $89,500 LIDO'S EAST END BROKERS REALTORS You might hate il Four bedroom, 4 bath, bayfront with pier 2025 W. BAL BOA BLVD. and slip privileges. 40 foot lot. $295,000. {S E E K} TWO NEW DUPLEXES General -- Near shopping. Excellent construction, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths each floor. Will consider K X A 0 dividing. Corona de! Mar. $250,000 WATERFRONT -PI ER & FLOAT A perfect gem on the Canal in Old Newport. 2 Bedroo1ns, fresh and sparkling inside and oul. Roo m to add second un it. $92,500. DOVER SHORES WATERFRONT Very large home with 6 bedrooms plus den plus billiard room. Large living room, for· ma! dining room. Pier and slip, water view from many rooms. An unusual property. fl90,000 NEW HOME Monaco Model at Harbor View Homes. 2 bedrooms, den, large kitchen, 2 baths. Own· er will sell, lease or lease option. Call for details. fill, 450. NEVER OCCUPIE D But you can move In today! Yes, the land· scaplng and drapes are in, and this 3 bed· room 2\.ii bath· home is near the pool and tennis courts In Unlversily Park. Just listed at only '59,900. A 0BEAUTIFUL LIDO HOME t bed.room, den, large family room, 2 fire- p!Jces, 4-\.ii balhs. Formal dlnlng room'with bar. 52 fl Jot. f1 G5,_ooo. ·DIAL 644-1766 2161 S... .,....in Hill1 Rd., N.1, A COUJWILL BANKER CO. ,.. . '1!U,, - .J./.unlinglon .J./.artour ITSAWINNER! OPEN 3302 Admiralty Drive 60' On the water. One story, 4 bedroom, 3 bath, fonner model. Beautiful and dra- matic In every detail. Enclosed atrium with fountain and palm trees. Cathedral beam ceilings, extensive cedar paneling thruoul $139,500. FANTASTIC WATERFRONT LOT 75' 0£ frontage at intersection of }fain Channel and Santa Isabella Channel One mile water view. $68,500. CALL SHIRLEY SH ERMAN Huntl'"JfOn Hatbour Realty . 4241 Wamor Ave., H.IJ, 8464641 1 T F I N D J B D G Seek & Find is the new word game that could make cr ossword nu1s even nuttier. It con be 1009~1 ond found every doy fl'I the clo$$ified advertising seclion of the Doily Pilot. Seek and Find "SEEK & FINO" today to see if you wan! to ~k ond find it again tomorrow. A dail y feolure of the Claulfled Ad Section of the DA ILY PILOT • • • ' . Just Say 'Charge It' WHEN PLACING A WANT AD IN THE ORANGE .COAST· DAILY PILOT Three big bedrooms 2 baths. Room for pool. 4 view decb. 180 rrontaae on property in L a g u n a Beech. Call 616-7711. CATALINA VIEW · Owner must sell &Ol'PO'll 4 BR. 3 BA, tam. rm., huge bonus rm., jacum, no m ainlenanf"e Jnndscapln&. Outside lights &: "'ater on limf'rs. Busy executlve's playhouse. Super cwrtom d<'COr. Priced for qUick sale. $69,900. Call P r e s t I i e lfomes 64}-6646. General M·ACNAB IRVINE RNER HOMES DECORATOR'S DREAM HOME Model home in Big Canyo~. 4 bedrooms, family room-air conditioned. Lovely wall· papers, carpets, drapes & landsca ping. $159,000. Bill Burt 644-6200. (J34) CHARMING CAMEO HIGHLANDS Secluded 4 bedroom-immaculate condi· lion ! Beautifully planted patios -View. $73,950. Jack Custer 642-8235. (J35) BEAUTIFUL GARDEN- TOWERING TREES Completely remodeled home· occupies 2 Balboa Island lots. Secluded courtyard - jacuzzi In master bath -large family room. •169,500. Tom Queen 644-6200. (JM) HARBOR HIGHLANDS-462,500 Sharp 4 bedroom, family room home In ex- cellent location. Amy Gaston 642-8235. (J37) -"LUSH GARDEN POOL" Decorator's dream 4 bedroom, family room, dining room & sunken living room. Baycrest/Dover Area. $115,000. OPEN SUN. 1-5 p.m. 1933 SANTIAGO. (J38) WANTED : AN ACTIVE FAMILY Large rumpus room. cozy l~ving room &: formal ·dJniilg all flow together for enter- taining & family living. 2 fireplaces, 3 bed- rooms & 2'h baths. 3100 sq. ft. $66,900-:Jiev- erly Morphy 642-8235. (J39) SUPER BLUFF'S LOCATION 3 bedroom custom decorated, single level Huge sun deck and view. $65,000. Helen Wood 644-6200. (J41) FABULOUS VllW-467,900 Madrid Model 4 bedroom, family room, fonnal dining room. Lease option avail- able. OPEN SUN. 1-5 p.m. 27381 Via Pri· mero, Mission Viejo. (J42) "NOSTALGIC BALBOA" Choice penlnsuJa. ,pojnt locat1on. 3 bed- rooms + conv. den w/wet bar. Viewing decl: lo used brtck palio. OPEN SUN. 1~ p.m. 425 Seville. (J'S) "CUSTOM BAYCREST" Quallly built 4 or 5 bedroom -dose to shopping & schools. Pool. $111,000, OPEN StlN. 2-6 p.m. 1309 Mariners. (J44) • ~~~~~~~~.~~~~~- [ Irvine 1 -·~·•m .. 11ee11rc.m..., I "' _.,., ........ .,. lt4'-1'4·UOO 1 .. f ' Sund.\)', Ftbru.ry 24, l974 DAILY PILOT D :I .,.,,, General 1ner1I General General General General General * OPEN HOUSES * •SO LINDA ISLE ; Sparilsli llacienda on la- goon ; pier -It slip. 4 BR. + dining rm. + billiard rm.\ family rm. $250,000. Sat. & Sun. 1·5 5907 SEASHORE ; new oceanfront duplex ; first owner deprec. 4 Cur garage. $195,000. Sun. 1-5 2806 PORTOLO. Mesa clcl Mar; spotless 3 BR., 2 b'1 . Vacant. $36,000. Sat. 1·5 1974 PT. LAURENT, Harbor View Homes. 5 BR. + [am. rm. You own the land. $91 ,500. Sun. 1·5 2133 MIRAMAR. Pcnin. Pl.; 4 BH., 3 ba., family din. rm., 2 !rples. $79,900. Sun. 1-5 BAYFRONT-BY APPOINTMENT •4 Linda lsle. 51 Ft. on the water. 5 BR + family rm. Pier & slip. $229,500 • House Of Glass Prime Beach Area Pool ~1ngnific<.>nt house or glass on quiet cul°"le-sac street. l-~lt>gant rntry 1t•.:11ls you inln 1 p ectacul::i.r TRT-LEVf:l. living. fo1·n1nl ba11c11.1rt. I ScJ>Rra!c fiesta 1·0 n 111 , i,:ounnc ls kitf•hcn. (1.1s10111 I JXlOl. llu,:::e n1asll·r suht•. Slcp out halconi('S. Ue11n11 ·tl ceiling.". Roat' gall'. Co,n't last! Call now 842-:l5.li OF'lN TJl 9 •. 11 'S FUN 70 Rf 'I/(;{ ' i~\ '.'O' ... THE REAL ESTATERS 12' x 52' ~IOBILE lfon1e Ocean \•IC\I'. 5 Star .\Uu lt N~'por1 Beach Pw-k. No oets. $6.lOO. 6 4 6 -s a l 8 t:venlngs. ~'IRS. CIC'an Ji\·es here>. ShaJ11 J br beAu1y for r.nly $32.000. You mui'!I M"f' this une no"'! Call ag1. 8~7-61110. General BRAND NEW CONDO ·2 .Bdrms .. 2 baths, den or 3rd bdrn1., y,·et b a r : S\1•imrnin!:!. tennis plus all I.he t1ppoint1ncnls f o I' grncious beach living. \\'ill !>1'!11 bc•\o\v rost a t $6.),000 . or will leasc/oplion, leasl\ or 11·:1dC'. ~ady for an oUi.'r! S11h111i t? . -;; . - INVESTMENT COMl"ANY HEAL TORS Si111'C 19-l_. 673-4400 FANTASTIC VIEW 3 BR home. 2 ~= ba. lam nn. 2 frplc's. St'ts upon Kings Rd. O\'Cl'looking all of NC.\l'pot"I Bay. fllust see &l.').Z'.l31. Onssificd ads sell big itcn1s. sn1111l itcmt1 or any iten1 . I General OWN YOUR OWN BEACH $122,500 "BAYFRDNT LUXURY"-fEE LAND You O\vn the beach and dock in your own back yard . Secluded area of NEWPORT BEACH. Room for pool. Huge courtyard entry. 4. bedroo1ns. 3 .bath~. Gourmet ktt· chen. Fa1nily den \Vtth ~u~eplace. Large living room and fori:nal d1nmg area over- looking covered patio, sandy shores and peaceful bay \\'aters. At this price. you BETTER HURRY! Call 645--0303. '.'BIG CANYDN"-ON GOLF COURSE EXECUTIVE ESTATE-Right on the golf course. Sweeping circular drive. Dramatic European tiled entry. 5 .bedrooms. 5 b~t~s. Elegant living roo1n with floor to celling white marble !ireplace and BAY WINDOW . Huge gourmet kitchen. Double door _entry to formal dining. Spiral staircase to h1de-a- '''ay master suite '''ith 50' balcony overlook· .ing city lights. GUEST ROOM with private fireplace and \Vet bar. Leaded stained glass entrance and bath. Step do,vn den. '"ith 2nd windows. Huge covered patio stepping off to rich green fairway. THE ULTIMATE! Call 645--0303. GIANT CDLDNIAL-2 STORY $53,900 15 ROOM MANSION on exclusive private street. Needs some finishing touches but a GREAT VALUE . 5 bedrooms. View master suite. 30' country kitchen \Vitb all built-ins. Formal dining roon1 . Family room opens to huge rear groW1ds featuring 2 patios and room to run. Absolutely WON'T LAST. Call 645--0303. • ENGLISH TUDDR-2 STORY $49,950 S\veeping corner grounds and to,vering tr~es embrace the elegance of a real English Tudor. Peaked roof 2 story. Leaded and stained glass '"in~ows . 4 bedrooms inclu~in1g view master suite, cozy den and matd s quarters. "PUB" TAVERN KITCHEN with butl ers pantry. El.egant par I.or 'v1th g~o\vtng \ fireplace and diamond picture 'v1ndo'v. Large patio and giant English lath house. Make your appointment e~rly. Call 645-1>303. ABANDONED CAPE CDD-"BALBDA" !UsU>;e, MAKE THOUSANDS. 2 sU>ry Cape Cod WALK TO BEACH. 4 bedrooms includ- ing .separate GUEST FACILITY with. pri- vate bath. Country kitchen. Beam ceilmgs~ Fa1nily den \Vith view. Private garden patio and dance pavillion. Call 645--0303. RAMBLING RANCH-$31 ,600 TOWERING TREES and park-like grounds surround rambling ranch home. 4 bedrooms .• Master quarters witll private bath. PON· DEROSA party room with crackling lir&- place. Dream kitchen. Huge entertainer's paUo, giant brick 8.8.Q . Take over low Interest FHA LOAN. WILL SELL TODAY I Call 645--0303. FOREST E. OLSON .. , 2299 Horbor Blvd. HOMES OPEN 1-5 THIS AFTERNOON SEE ME -l'M MARY GOLDI at 709 Mari· gold Avenue, Corona del Mar. I've got 2 bdr~. 2 baths. and l'm vacant. See me at 709 Man· gold, CDM. Gil Ide will be there too! $73,500. $73,500. SEE ME -l'M A SIGHT! Terrific sights from every roonl.. Bluffs ''E" plan. 3 bd~s .. original section. $83.500. See me at 1959 V1sta Caudal, DoroU1y Johnso11 will be there too ! SEE ME -I'M A WELL BUil T Beauti!ul- ly 1naintained 4 bedroom pool home. Cameo Highlands. See me at $76,500, et 4521 Cort· land, .Jean Cole \Viii be there too! SEE ME -CATCH MY LOCATION! So. hwy. CDM ! 2 bdrm, 2 bath, big family room . Close to ocean at 245 Heliotrope, at $73,500. Georgia Ilealey will be there too! SEE ME -l'M DAHL IA! on Dahlia. Near new 3 bdrm, 3 bath home with family room, 2 fireplaces. A unique unit in rear, charming -$110,000. 424 Dahlia, Janet Lehman will be there too! SEE ME -l'M DARLING! Yellow 'n white, board 'n batten, 3 bdrms plus den, pegged floors, brick fireplaces. beams , swmy, at $98,500. See me at 277 Morning Canyon, Shoreclif!s, CDM. Marjorie Mahon will be there too! SEE ME-I'M CUTE! 2 Homes on one 45' lot. Beams, bricks. patios. 3 Bedrms, and one bedrm. both !or $76,000. Zoe Ann Rhodes \Vii i be there. SEE ME-l'M SUPER DUPER DUPLEX! 5 Bdrms in one, 4 in other, near new condi- tion, price reduced $6,000 to $129,000, no'v vacant at 618 Acacia. See me. Marilyn I-lodges will be there too ! SEE ME-l'M IN LAGUNA! Sitting pretty, true view, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths with beams, bricks and beautiful, beautiful charm. See me at 2828 Terry Road, Laguna Beach at S69,500. Jean De Mots will be there. SEE ME -l'M ON THE ISLAND! Cute too, 5 bedrooms, plus guest unit, top decor, up- dated, formal dining. See me at $112.000 at 213 Topaz, Balboa Island. Marge Ellmore will be there too! SEE ME-I'M A SPLIT LEVELi and I'm a 4 bedrm, I have a woodsy feeling, I'm o.n a cul-de-sac and I have a family room big enough for a pool Lable. See me at 194-0 Kil· deer Circle in Mesa Verde. l 'm $58,950 and I'm a ne\v listing. Martha Beynon will be there. SEE ME-I'M SHINGLED! Cute. Cape Cod, $69,500. Sits on the rear of a 45', R-2 lot, lots of trees. See me at 505 Narcissus, Rita Boland will be there too! ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARK.ET WITH THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675·6000 MESA VERDE, 546·5990 • CALL US General General Ulla 9ranada EASTBLUFF TERRACE DELUXE TDWNHDMES "BIG CANYON'S NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR" 3 BR., 4 BR. & 5 BR. + DEN 1850 SQUARE FEET TO 2800 SQUARE FEET MIMlnlES TD MID-SIXTIES . Gracious livi ng in a garden complex. All out- side maintenance provided. Convenient lo- cation to pool, shoppin g, churches. school, Fashion Island . • SEVERAL CHOICE UNITS STILL AVAILABLE Model Open Today et 835 Am igos Wey EastbluU Rd. to !\larvista, left on Domingo Way to Amigos Way. Gener el :2414 Vista· def Oro Ntwport Beech 644-1133 Anytime General fiarto,. J,,/anJ . ' Magnificent ntain channel view. 6 Bdrm., 5 bath home with rormal dining rm. 55 Ft. lot, 4 car garage, pier & slip. $575,000 ' WATERFRONT LOT You can build the house o! your dreams on this 57.5 IL. lot on tlle main channel. $400,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 B1y1ido Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161 ~~ l Br. Pool Home ~GUEST. QU~RTEllS ** ** ** Heritage CollKtion C.EColei.'\l'Ol'lhy & Co.-Rraltol'li BEST BLUFFS CONDO BRIGHT end unit on wide greenbelt. Original sQCtion: 3 bdrn1s .. z1A! baths; lo'v leasehold. Shows like a model. SPACIOUS E·plan with 4 bdrms .. family rm. + formal dining. nack Bay vie\v & \vrap· around priv. patio .. lust listed. $82 ,500 GUADALUPE Plan, wllh 4 bdrms. & 3 baths; desi~ned !or comfortable family living & gracious entertaining. $81,500 DECORATED to perfection, special security features & functional !loor plan. Mt. & Back Bay vie\v. Loads ot extras. S Bdrms., 21h baths. $75,500 DANDY DUPLEX -NEWPORT BEACH Just 2 yrs. new. Quality Constructed ; 4 bdrm. + 3 bdrm. unit•. Bit-in kitchens & cozy Ir· pies. Steps to the beach & shopping. Not lease land . & priced right at $99,500. TRIPLEX -EASTSIDE MONEY MAKER Convenient to 17t h St. shopping & trans. 2 Bdrm. units, encl. garages, sep. priv. patios. Super inco1ne record; act fast on this one! $51,000 . BAYCREST -DECORATOR'S HOME Elegance & livability combined in this 3,200 sq. ft. ~ome. 4 Bdrrns .. 4 baths; formal dining + sep. family rm. Secluded upstairs mstr. suite \Vith adjoining den or study. Not leased land. Reduced to $115,000. Herrel, McKenna & Co. Realtors EAST BLUFF Big 4 bedroom, 2 bath borne. Fireplace, family room. Ne'v carpets & professionally landscaped. OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-S 2912 Alta Vista, Newport Beach BEACH DUPLEX 3 bedrooms each unil. Electric built-ins, new dishwashers. big back yard. Just a short \Valk to the sand . ASSUMABLE 7% VA LOAN Take over this big 4 bedroom ho1ne. Vacant R.r. ready to go. Darkroom, brick BBQ, patio. near Atlanta & Newland, Seabury Tract. Huntington Beach. Asking $42,500. 2846 E. PACIFIC COAST HWV. CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. (714) 6411-8484 General General BAYCREST 3 Bedroom, !amily room, 2\% Baths, laundry, seu•ing roo1n. trellised patio, new carpet, ne\vly painted. excellent location. $69,500. BALBOA ISLAND Char1ning 2 Bedroom home, open beam ceil- ings, patio and fireplace. \Vell located in priITie residential area. ·Excell ent value at $58,500 . BAYSHORES I 2 Bedroom plus large guest room over ga· rage. 2 Baths, open ceilings, fireplace. court- yard. space for storage of boat or trailers. $54,000. BAYSHORES 2 Bedrooms. dining area. large living room, separate guest ·quarters, secluded patio, hardwood !loors and fully equipped kitchen. $65.000. CORONA DEL MAR Custo1n built 2 Bedroo1n and den, 2 Bath, quality features throughout. Steps to ocean. On 45 ft. lot. Excellent financing available. $99,500. ESTATE REALTY 640· 1120 SALESPEOPLE NEW or experi~tlt.'Cd n1cn Ot' \\"Omen. \\'e offrl' PJ::RroN- ALIZED TRAINll"li. '' ron· ;:enlal o(rit'<' in the bc.'fi:1 Corona <lei 1\1ar 1oc:111M. A top comn1ission phu1 11.1w\ auperior bonus plan. Thf'l'C' I are sn1plc parking (ecllllic& for your cut'ltomcr.1 and con- sistent adv~rtialng i;uppott. For :vour confidential flP- polntmcnt. Call: John Allard, M.n1ger 64,4-7270 . I I \l I 11h11111ul -(.,--,.,I';,,' • ;; rio. ll ui·ry: \fotl'I Ins t! $31.500. BARGAIN DUPLEX Back Bay Custom EXCELLENT INVESTMENT-ONE LOT, or! East Bristo! (Palisades Rd .) opposite QC Airport industt·ial are11. Zoned C-C. Lot size 50xl35. Fantnstic buy, just listed al ~32,700. Hurry. CALL 540-llSI. l11u1111~·1Uu1f'. \;U'gf" ;.: lici1· tuou\ 1·us1un1 ht')111c on €tilat(· llit.t' Ir r. )ftHl)' hl111 fentut'CJ. 2 frplc'!i, 3 cu r Rn1·. ,(: n1u ... ·h 111oru: C;:.11 11ow ror l\j)pt 10 Sl't' -only $11 ,000. NEWPORT BEACH·BACK BAY ~21 $4S,000-Cheerlul and sunny thruout. ~·ea· turing 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, l1eavy shake roof and front kitchen. Lovely decorating in- cluding beautiful built in book s helves. Good cul-de-sac location. Only steps to Back Bay. Just listed, CALL 546-S880. ASSUMABLE VA 7°/o LOAN OUTSTANDING HOME-in beautiful CosLa Mesa. 3 Bedrooms. !amily room and over- sized bonus roof. Shake roof. fireplace, all the extras. ~'ull price $39.950. Loan of $32.200 can be assumed by anyone. No big loan lees, $"l78. per month pays all. Those are the facts-you better see it!! For details CALL 540-llSl . CALIFORNIA RANCH STYLE 4 BR · 2 BATJ.IS $31,500 f'ULL PRICE This 31~ ycnr old hon1c is 11 n'lll value on lodAys n111rk1~t. This honll' ofrers c111·prto;, dra~s. i.:-as h111l1- ins, rllsh\1·nshc1·, flrt'plut't'. double garagt', 11nd n11111y olhr.r rcaturcs. Tl'atisfcrred O\l'!l('r n1ust i;o 1H1d 11 Ill ; sell \11ilh no dn •cr1ns. !fl · Vets. ~·01' ru1·1hC'r l inforn1ation plcasl' 1· ii I 11 ~~9191 . HARD TO FIND IN TOWN LIVING with real country al· 1nosphere. Good 3 bedroon1 ho1ne on large 135' deep lot. Close to Newport Back Bay. l-i ard\\1ood floor :->. Double garage and screen- ed patio. Priced only $33.500 \Vith a ssu1nab le 6;Y" •;o loan , payable $185 per mo. including everything. Ca ll for complete details 546-5880 INVESTMENT PROPERTY I OPPOSITE CIVIC CENTER-Santa Ana. 2 Bedroom rental on large lot. Alley in rear. Full price $31,500 . Call for particulars, S411-llSI. ' 'COLLEGE PARK -POOL HOME Lachenmyer Realtor 1 POOL SEASON JUST AROUND THE COR· NERI Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath featuring an outstanding Palos Verde stone fireplace, remodeled kitchen with new !looring and tile counter tops. Home centers arounii very pri- vate poo l area \vith many fruit trees, block \Vall, and covered patio. \Valk to all schools and shopping. CALL S46-S880. ERITAGE REALTORS General General OPEN SAT/SUNJ.5-nele 2718 SHELL ST. ,-4 Barrell CChina Cove, CdM) Cozy 3 bdrm .. quiet beach! All ney,• appliances, freshly painted. $109,500 ~ + I I ~~~~:{ Jc.;;"'-111-aaaa NEW LISTING • NEWPORT BEACH PICTURESQUE CAPE COD-Brick exterior. high beamed ceiling, parquet floors . Quality built. 3 Bedrooms, 3 bath, !amily rm & for- mal dining room. $89,500. 2424-22nd ·St. N. B. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 MOVE RIGHT IN Need 6 Bedrooms? UNIVERSITY PARK -Lovely home ready Only $37.!Y.il buyi; thii; clasl!ic for you. Like ne'" -cheery shag carpeting olde1· home in fantaslir d d d · li C f rt bl nei::;:hborl.ood. This hon1r is 3ll rapes -\\'00 pane ng. om o a e spacious. 1\'ann. and loaded family roon1 and 3 bedrooms. lr1any improve- 111ith chan1. Ui;;e your VA ments all in! loan \l'ith no do1vn payn1cnt. 17571 Hickory TrM Lane, Irvine 838-62:>6 Open evenings. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 \BEAUTIFUL BACK BAY Walker 6 Lee 2 ELEGANT HOMES -OJI large acreage. 111.t.L, ,~, \ For the select fe\v 'vho want everything, -,.JUST LISTED-~ these homes are for you! Exquisitely set on 536 950 vie\v bluff. pools, P.addocks, room !or tennis Q\\'l'M'r says •sell · 1101\., this , courts. Call for details. 10"1> ' berlroom 2 bnlh I PERCHED ON A HILL houst>. Very sharp w1lh h11> ' patios, one is oU the private j OVERLOOKING COASTLINE -fabulous master suitt>, largt" fenced I panoramic view from large 2 story home. yard. and a .flrcpla1..~ for Custom built for co1nfort and versatile living those cool "'·1ntcr nights. . . . t-lard\\'OOll floor~ and a and entertaining. Separate guest suite or heavy shake roof. This one children's area. 11•ill sell fru;I. Call Red Carpel, Realtors ror an Kppolntn14."nt to sw this one &1a-."Ul!O. HOME AND INCOME CORONA DEL MAR -South of Highway. Very attractive shin gled home '"~th 2 ~ roon1s and large living room . Nice brick patio bet\\•een this and ne'v 2 bedrnl. upper unit with bltm. Laundry and storage. $85.000. Offic• Open Saturd1y1 & Sund1ys J PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 WHtclllf Dr., N.B. 642-5200 ARTIST'S RETREAT Rustic 2 bedroom & den seaside collage, cathedral beams, formal dining, gleaming hardwood floors, secluded, forest-like set- ting. P RIVATE BEACH! Just listed at $88,000. Name your terms. GRUBB & ELLIS CD. for Action ••• Call 642-5678 ~ :... 21 tan1\ly roorn. 2 br. ronc\o. Super clcn n & nicc . llanalng lam~ k 4."\N'. Oreplace. slay. Auumabie 7'1c.1i loan. Ckll a a t • _ '="'='-'-v.=~='t"'=--..ro-• .. _!.-=eo.::'.1 r.~~=':"' Ad i c.u ..... fo_r_A_ct_i_on_._._._C_a_ll 642-567! MT-8110. • • ' ' • ! . , J , UAll V PILOT Sunday, Ftbruary 24, 1974 1 , nor a * Balboa lay l'roperti•s * COPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S NEWPORT SHOR{S •19 Balboa Coves. 4 BR JNewly redec. 3 BR., 2 waterfront with slip. "A ba. Enlarged liv. rm. Ab- tweetheart. •• Sl291SOC)...;:. .solute super sharp cond. WO! trade for units. Walk to beach. $48,500. ~75-7000. 642·7491. --------' :_oP~~1 1s~i~~~~· 1-s cor•o:p~:~ Mar On the golf course. 3 Ocean side ol Hwy .. BR . 3 ba. home w/pool. close to shops. 2 & I. a Car gar. $74.500. I Just reduced to $63,500. ' 556-8800 673-7420. /Jaftoa 36/anJ OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN. 1-5 319 AMETHYST DUPLEX. Upper 2 bdrm. unit with large sundeck ; lower 2 bdrm. 2 bath unit wllb patio. Close to bay & village. Offered at $110,000. Wiiiiam Wlntan Real Estate 229 MA RIN E, BAL BOA ISLAND' 67S-l331 FOR WATE RFRONT LIVING AT ITS BEST., • ·- CHANNl!L REEF APTS IN CORONA DEL MAR * Unobstnu:ted view ot bay,and oc.an * Pr(me IDcatlon with private mal'lna * Ample parldnr for residents· and gueJts * Out of congested Newport area * Walking dfstance to the markets * Security guard and privacy All two b-"•ooms-two baths ,,. ,.., . H. CEDRIC ROBERTS-BUI LDER AND RESALE BROKER REALTORS CH for Action .•• Call 642-5678 4 Local Offlce1 to St rvt You For Purchtst or Ltase lnform1tion Call MARGAR ET CONNOR S 714-673-5170 25U Ocean l;Slvd., Corona dtl Mar 1 BR. & FAMILY RM. OR DEN 536 \V05tminster Ave. (Newport Heights) NB , 646-5938 $37,000 (Dally) 2 BEDROOM 2535 Vista (Bayshores) NB 642·8235 $67,500 (Sun 1·5) 27 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) NB 644·6200 $92,800 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 614 Helitrope. Corona del Mar 548-9346 $65,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 221 Collins, Balboa Island 640-1120 $58,500 (Sun 1·5) 607 Larkspur, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $61,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 301 Amethyst, Balboa Island 675-7080 $84,000 (Sunday) 2 BR. & FAMILY RM. OR DEN 709 Marigold, Corona de! Mar 675-6000 $73,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 245 Heliotrope, Corona de! Mar 675-6-000 $73,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 213 Fernleaf, Corona de! Mar 640-1120 $99,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 929 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 2 BR. & GUEST 2622 Crestview. (Jlayshores) NB 640-1120 $54,000 (Sal & Su n 1-5) 2505 Vista (Bayshores) NB 640·1120 $65,000 (Sun 1·5) 325 Highland , Newport Beach 546-2313 $67,500 (Sun 1-5) 3 BEDROOMS 412 Princeton, Costa Mesa 645-0963 546-7947 (Sun 1·5) 1951 Port Locksleigh Pl., (HY Homes) NB 642-4033 $66,900 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 3102 Warren Lane (Halecrest) CM 549-1410 (Sun 10-5) 2716 Shell (China Cove) CdM 642-8235 $133,000 (Sun 1·5) 2006 Vista Caudal (The Bluffs) NB 675-3535 $82,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2701 Vista Umbrosa (The Bluffs) NB 644-4910 $78,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2 Rue Cbateau Royal (Big Canyon) NB 644-4919 $139,900 (Sat~.sun 1·5) 250 Costa Mesa SL, Costa Mesa 673-6642 $41 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2718 Shell (China Cove) CdM 673-2222 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 304 Prospect (Newport Shores) NB · 548-1290 $49,500 (Sun 1-5) *683 Governor, Costa Mesa 646-3255 $33,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 31551 East Nine Drive, Laguna Niguel 493-5786 $46,000 (Sat & Sun) •4701 Cortland, Cameo Highlands 673-8550 $79,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2828 Terry Road, Laguna Beach (Arch Beach), 675-6000 $69,500 (Sun 1-5) 2506 Vista del Oro (The Bluffs) NB 644-1766 $53,900 (Sat & Sun 1 ·5) 2030 Holiday (Baycrest) NB . 644-1766 $86,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 939 Emerald Bay, Emerald Bay 644-1766 Sl29,500 (Sun 2·5) 234 Palmer (Newport His.) NB 644-7662 $40,950 (Sat & Sun 1:30·5:30) 213 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) NB 642-1188 $98,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 115 41st SL, Newport Beach 675-3600 (Sat & Sun 14) 2150 Vista Dorado (The Bluffs) NB 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 505 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $69,500 (Sun 1·5) 31432 West Nine, Laguna Niguel 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) •14712 Via San Rafael, Laguna Hills 546-2313 $27,500 (Sat 1-5) 1998 Pomona SI., Costa Meoa 646-7171 (Sal 1·5) 2177 Rural Lane , Costa Mesa 645-6646 $32,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2316 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach 645-7221 $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)' 204 IGnJ?s ?lace, Ne\\'J)ort Beach 673-3663 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 242 Cedar <Newport Shores) l\'B 642-7491 $48,500 <Sun 1-5) 32301 Baltic Sea Dr., Niguel Terrace 644-1766 /Sun 2-5) 1833 Port Barmouth (HVHI Xpt. Beach 644-4033 $65,500 <Sun 12-5) • 1120 While Sail, Corona del Mar 644-0228 $82 ,000 ISu n 2-5) 3 BR. & FAMILY RM. OR DEN 10062 Sprit Clrcle, Huntington Beach 962-4141 $43,500 (Fri/Sat/Sun. 12-8) 2424 22nd St, Newport Beach 642-5200 · !Sat & Sun 1-5) 17571 Hickory Tree Lane !Univ. Pk.) Irvine. 642-5200 ISat & Sun 1-5) 402 Vista Truchl (The Bluffs\ NB ' 833·8635; 557·7883 · !Sat & Sun 1·5) 3414 Seabreeze Ln. (H.V. Hill·Lusk) NB 642-8235 $76,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1447 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 ,99,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1~ Port Abbey (Harbor View Hms) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) "'*65 Linea Isle (LlDda Isle) NB Mz.8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 17 Carmel Bay Dr. (Spyglass) CdM 844-4200 (Sun 1-5) 425 SeY111e, Balboa Penln&ula 1142-8235 '97 ,500 . , • ... DIRECTORY Keep this h••dJ tflrui.ry wltti '" tlll• ..n"'1 • Y•• t• llene.li•lttl ... AH the IK otiou llttff below .,. ;.. 1criHd h1 t rHMr dettill by adqrthlitt elMwMr9 I• tdoy't DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Potro1t1 •••whit 0,.11 ho11Mt ,., 1elo or to ,. .. , .,. 1r1ff to 11\t 111cll h1formotla11 lo tills coh••• eocb Friday, Sohlrdoy o"d S11oday. 2338 Tustin Ave. !Upper Bay) NB 642-8235 $66,900 (Sun 1·5) 17759 Oak Tree Ln. (Univ. Park) Irvine 644-1766 $58,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1703 New Hampshire (Mesa Verde) CM 546-4141 $47,900 (Sun 1·5) 2963 Baker (Mesa Verde) CM 546-8640 $45,450 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 2722 Circle Dr. (Baysbores) NB 644-1766 $75,000 (Sun 2·5) 1959 Vista Caudal (Bluffs) NB 675-6000 $83,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 277 Morning Canyon (Shorecliff) CdM 675-6000. $98,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 301 Orchid, Corona de! Mar 644·7211 $96,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 319 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar 644-7211 $76,500 (Sat & Sun 145), 2036 Commodore (Jlaycresl) NB ' 640-1120 $69,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2033 Pt. Chelsea (HY Homes) NB 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) • 1100 Sandpiper (HY Hills) CdM 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1003 Bonnie Doone (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 17372 Wbelmore Lane, Huntington Beach 642-4811 $45,000 (Sun 12-4) 173 The Masters Circle, Costa Mesa 540-1151 $64,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 6162 Sierra Siena, Turtle Rock 673-8550 $57,000 (Sun 1·5) * 829 Sonora, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $48,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2904 Paper Lane, Newport Beach 546-5880; 546-6098 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 219 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar 675-1550 $125,000 (Sat & Sun 14) • 1811 Gisler (Mesa Verde) NB 556-8800 $74,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 381 Vista Baya, Newport Beach 642-1771 $71.000 (Sun 1·5) 3600 Surfview. (llVuHills) CdM 644-1766 $79 ,900 (Sun 2·5) **3302 Admiralty Dr., Hunt. Harbour 846-0642 $139 .500 (Sun 1·5) 1807 Port Tiffin. Newport Beach 675-7080 $67,900 (Sunday) •313 Irvine Ave., Newport Heights 646-7171 <Sun 1·5) 4961 Paseo Sego,ia (Turtle Rock ) Irv. 833-9293 (Su n 12-5) 279 Brentwood Place. Costa Mesa 545-9491 $39.500 (Sun 1·5) 24131 Juaneno (Eldorado J-romes) MisVio 830-5524 $40,900 (Sun (5) 4 BEDROOM 5522 Southall Terrace (Turtlerock) Irvine $125,000 (Sun 12-6) 2806 Loreto (Mesa de! Mar) CM 5494233 $42,500 (Sat & Sun 9-6) 2133 Miramar (Penin. Pt.) NB 673-9060 $79,900 (Sun 1·5) 4615 Cortland (Cameo Highlands) CdM 642·8235 $73,950 (Sun 1-5) 1821 Tahuna Terrace, Irvine Terrace 673-8550 $137,500 (Sun 1·5) *4521 Cortland, (Cameo Highland) CdM 675-6000 $76;500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1320 Antigua (Jlaycrest) NB 644-1766 $126,500 (Sal & Sun 10·5) 1882 Parkcrest. Costa Mesa 645-8080 $49,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1296 Londonderry, Cosat Mesa 546-8640 $36,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2396 1 Lindley, Mission Viejo 837-3003 $40,500 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 2519 Holly Lane, Newport Beach 644-7211 $45,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 121 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1·5) Windward East (Windward & Irvine) NB 675-3000 (Daily 1·5) 226 Albert Place, Co•ta Mesa 646-7171 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 5522 Serene, Huntington Beach 646-0555 $54,950 (Sun 1·5) 4 BR. & FAMILY RM. OR DEN 1115 Oxford Ln . (Westcliff) NB 675-4630; 646-1063 eves. (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1514 Dover (Westcliff area) NB 6754630; 646-1063 eves. (Sat & Sun 1·5) 7101 Heil. Huntington Beach 847-6947 $56,000 .(Sat & Sun 1·5) 1721 Paloma Dr., Newport Beach 846-7711 $54.000 (Sat & Sun 12·5) 1613 Minorca (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2457 $43.900 (Sat & Sun 9-5) 1521 Anita Ln., Newport Beach 675-8800 $74,500 (Sun 1·5) 1310 EStelle, Newport Beach 642-9666 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ' • • •1973 Port Cardigan Pl. (HVu Hms.) NB 644-5834 $87,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2665 Baysbore Dr. (Bayshores) NB 546-1290 $130,000 (S un 1·5) 7 Twin Lakes Circ. (Spyglass Hill) CdM 644-4910 $125,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) **50 Linda Isle Dr. (Lind~ Isle) NB 673·9060 $250,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *101 Kings Place (Newport Heights) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) •#15 Cypress Point Ln. (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $159,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 25 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 $139,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 283 Morning Canyon (Shorecliffs) CdM 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 10 Burning Tree Rd. (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 $155,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1978 Port Albans (Harbor View Homes) NB, 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) * 1824 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $150,000 (Sun 1·5) 915 Tiller (H.V. Hills-Lusk) NB 642-8235 $95,000 (Sun 1-5) •1309 Mariners (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 $111,000 (Sun 1-5) 27381 Via Primera, Mission Viejo 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 215 Agate, Balboa Island 644-6200 (Sun 1-5) *1933 Santiago (Baycrest) NB 644-6200 $115,000 (Sun 1·5) 1430 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $189,500 (Sun 1·5) 2200 Francisco, Ne\vport Beach 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 186 Shoreclifl Rd. (Shorceliffs) CdM 642·8235 (Daily 1·5) •3816 Key Bay, (HY Hills) CdM 675-2015 $89,000 (Fee) (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1812 Samar, Mesa Verde, C.AL 540·1151 $59,000 (Sun 1-5) 1806 Pt. Renwick (HY Homes) NB 675-5200 (Sun 1·5) 128 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) N.B. 642-1188 $129,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1940 Kildeer, Mesa Verde, C.M. 546-5990 $58,950 (S un 1-5) 441 Prospect (Nwpt. Shores) NB 673-9266 $64,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * 1023 Dolphin, Irvine Terrace 673-8550 $218,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) •3801 Inlet Isle, Harbor View Hills 673-8550 $120,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1701 Orchard, Santa Ana Heigbl.5 644-7270 $54,500 (Sun 1·5) 2912 Alla Vista, Newport Beach 640-8484 (Sun 1·5) 21831 Seacrest Ln., Huntington Beach 962-5511 $47,950 1Sat & Sun 1-5) 2021 Aliso Ave., Cos ta 675-0936 $55,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ••19 Balboa Coves (Balboa Cove~) NB 675-7060 $129,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2655 Vista Ornada (The Bluffs) NB 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3901 Park Green (HVuHills) CdM 644-1766 $139,500 (Sun 1:30·5) 1976 Kornat (Mesa Verde) CM 536-8836 $65,000 (Sun 1-5) 20171 Interior Lane, Huntington Beach 536-2551 $64,500 (Sun 1·5) 1979 Pt. Ramsgate (HY Homes) NB 644-1766 $79,500 (Sun 1·5) 2001 Bayadere Terrace, Irvine Terrace 644-1766 $235,000 (Sun 2·6) S BEDROOM * •434 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 673-7300 $235,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) S BR & FAMIL Y RM OR DEN 15221 Normandie, Irvine 546-4141-$03,950 _ (Sun 1-5) 17832 Gillman St (Univ. Pk) Irvine 552-7345 $57,000 (Sal & Sun 11·5) -9531 Panacea Dr (LaCuesta.) HB 842-2535 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 7 Cherry Hills Ln (Big Canyon) NB 64~910 $149,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 8 Oakmont Ln (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 . (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1974 Pt. Laurent (H.V. Homes) NB 673-ll060 $91,500 (Sun 1-5) • 1368 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $375,000 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 1706 Port Charle•, Newport Beach 675-7080 $74,000 (Sunday) 384 Meadow Line, Newport Beach 646:3255 (Sun 1-5) 1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 213 Topaz, Balboa Island m.6000 tl!Z,000 \Sun 1-5) •••SLlnda Isle Drive (Linda Is e) NB 645-7221 $22S,OOO (Sat & Sun 1-S) L • .Gtntrt Gtntra SEA VllW VILLAS Condominiums OP EN DAILY 11 TO 5 Present1d by Nol1_n R11I E1t•tt1 Inc. OPEN TODAY s'~ 1onntr model homa near gneilbelt, pool and tennlJ. Sharp t'W'O ·bedroom t1oor plan, !ff land. "See It today 1·5" •11,500. Great white water view from each unit, over~ ,.m Cortland looking Monarch Bay. Starting at $68,UO. Beautltul 3 bedroom view Early Mediterranean stylln&; 2 BR., 2" =~J~~~hl=: ba,lhs to S BR. plus family rm., 2~ bathsi onvate beaohoi, ao•d patios; fantastic amenities I Directions : on landscaping. Thi.I horue ta Crown Valley Pkwy., just ott of So. Coast ln exce:Uent condition. "Sff Hwy., In Laguna Niguel. It today 1-ll" 111,000. Fo r furlhor lnformatlon callo 496-6551 242 Helioln>p4 1 "!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!! ... -.., .... ..,_,_1chorml'!fl two-&tory IJI "Old 1 ~ Corona· steps from tht DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS l'f.~~n. ; • ..:,."'ram11;=. for Action ••• Call 642-5678 ~·!'.'s:. ~:'~~·~ ***11 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB 645-7221 $249,000 (Sat & Sun 1-S) 181~ Newport Hills Dr East, Newport Bch 673-3663 (Sun 1-5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM 31423 So. Coast Hwy •79, So. Laguna. 642-1188 $89, 950 (Sun 1-S) 2607 Vls!a Ornada (The Bluffs) NB 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 14) 2221 Vista I;lorado (The Bluffs) NB 644-7662 $69,500 (Sun 1;30-5 ;30). •7 Rue Marseilles (Big Canyon) NB 644-1193 $108,500 (Sun 1-5) •641 Vista Bonita (Bluffs) NB 644-7270 $67,775 (Sun 1-5) 2637 Vista Ornada (The Bluffs). NB 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) • 12 Rue Chaleau Royal (Big Canyon) NB 644-1766 $119,500 (Sun 2-5) 2032 Vista Cajon (The Bluffs) NB 640-0020 (Sun 1·5) 4 BEDROOM 835 Amigos Way (Ea stbluff Terr) NB 644-7493 $49,900 (Sat & Sun 10-5) 4 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN 2424 Vista Hogar (Vista de! Oro-Hidalgo) 673-6550 The Bluffs (Sat & Sun 1·5) 6 BEDROOM 835 Amigos Way (Eastbluff Terr) NB 644-7493 $66,500 (Sat & Sun 111-5) TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE l BEDROOM •4312 Spindrift, Newport Beach 644-7270 $44,950 (Sun 1-5) DUPLEXES. FOR SALE 2 BR & l BR 718 Orchid, Corona de! Mar (Sun 1-6) 611 Acacia, Corona de! Mar 644-7662 $72,500 (Sun 11-4) 262 Wave St., Laguna Beach 644-7662 $102,000 (Sun 1-5:30) 719 Marigold, Corona del Mar 644-7210 $77,950 (Sun 1-5) 2 BR EACH 319 Amethyst (Balboa Island) NB 675-3331 $110,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 300 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 6iS-3000 (Sun 1-5) 515 Marigold. Corona de! Mar 644-4674 $92,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BR & 1 BR 504 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $76,000 (Sun 1-5) 3&2BR. 304 Larkspur, Corona de! Mar 673-65!0 $125,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 606-6061'. Marigold, Corona del Mar 675-4392 $87,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 706 Narcissus, Corona de! Mar 673-6550 $119,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 617 Poppy, Corona del Mar 673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 423 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 644-7270 $95,500 (Sun 1-5) 400 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 644-72i0 $114,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 311 Heliotrope, Corona de! Mar 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ' l BR & DEN & 2 BR 621 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 673-6510 $~.500 (Sun 1-5) 3 BR EACH **3907 Seashore Dr., Newport Beach 673-9060 $195,000 (Sun 1-5) 518 Fernleal, Corona de! Max> 673-6550 $120,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 514 Dahlia Ave., Corona del Mar 673·9010 $117,500 (Sun 1·5) 3 + FAM RM & 3 + GUEST 424 Dahlia, Corona de! Mar \ 675-6000 $110,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)- 3 BR + DEN & FAM & 3 BR 317-3171'. Jasmine, Corona de! Mar 673-8550 (Sat 1-5) 5 + FAM RM & 4 BR 618 Acacia, Corona del Mar 675-6000 $129,000 (Sun 1-5) TRIPLEXES FOR SALE 3 BR & 2 • 2 BR 419 Via Lido Soud, Newport B<!ach 646-6338 ·$225,000 (Sat & Sun·1·5) HOUSES ~R LEi'SE OR-SALE 4 BEDRooM 2424 Vista Nobleza (Th,Blufis) NB . 833-8635; 557-7883 (Sat & SWI 1-S) S BEDROOM 2201 Port Carlisle (HVH) NB 64~184 $550mo. (Sat&Sunl4) HOUSES FOR RENT -3 IR 2344 Port Aberdeen (Harbol'--Vlew) NB 644-4687 (Sun 1·5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR LEASE I BR 2705 Vista Umbrosa (North Bluffs) NB 644-113S $495 mo. (Sim 1.a) ..... w ......... w-~"'''"' 285< Carob LovelY tour bedroom Eastblutt home with a 1porkllng pool. All repalnltd lnskte and out and all doon and cabinets ref1nilhed._ "See.It ~ l.,'I" $80,!00. 2907Ebbtlde Make an olfer on 1bll ~,bedroom_ View home. Ou11tandU. ocean vfew and kmlY landJcaDinl'., s t )' 1 t • h 4 bedroom d:ntgn. "See tt today 1~" $86,000. 67 ?ifonteclto ,\ spacious 2,700', one·Jtory SP>'&iass HUI hOn>e fot Lease $1,IXX> a nu1nlh. Thia beauliful 4 Br, fn.n\Uy room, dlnink room may haw Cftnt tenant l selection ot carpet11 and drapes. O,PEN TODAY 1-S. UAUOU SU«e.-To COLWEtL Propertle1, Inc. House Of Ci'- 8' WaU Maa;niricent 5 bedroom phJI den in this custom home. Unusual wine: cellar It ram. rm. Located in Portaftnl Laguna Beat h. Call us. Open eves. 646-ml. Walker &Lee lllilL llTATI OP:N .~i'R5~8:4~ Y 96' DAHLIA, CM Nr. South Coe11t Plam. (oU Sunflower, 90Uth on F\lchr;laJ ln the Greenbrooic tract ln Costa Meu..'1 fastest growing you n 1 coupleA commwtlty. Vacant • at once occupancy. 646-3921 Evot: 646 tsa Lachenmyer I?• d !(>r BALIOA ISLAND WATER VIEW DUPLEX WALK TO UDO I ~ hOtJat wttll 1trtpl1c<1 + -i l>idi'iii iildl I ovar clble P"P.. Pu1dar tront I: rear; 'OUt ot ton owner want• io CUh Olltt ... ~. can h()W ••• WE TRY HARDER. ••• AT TRI-HARBOR i I auYMI VA I'm a cut• 38R dollhoM 1"ith nwble ftre1!1ace 6 double ....... "' -COlta Mffa. I have a crt9t ~ wllll .,..,, ..... a.t, cmcrete itrtww&yl A ~o.q~.Ooll . l'NoClp -. w -. 9'11 tdl•· itftnl wttb • DIQr Pilot Cl&ultled ad. IG4l1i ' ' -I .. . . . ' -• ' • t I o. ' • f I I I i i 1 I I I • ! ' • Sunday, Ftbtuary 24, 11'174 Coron• del Mat Corona d1 Mir General General DAILY PILOT D fj' Dina Point - BEST IN BLUFFS _ -../t"BAYSHORES * CLAIM YOUR BEACHWALK BOUNTY PROBATE SALE OCEAN HARBOR VIEW 15.000 "' ft lot $25,000 NEW J + DEN, VIEW, JACU'ZZI YOU MUST SEE thls fabulous new, exclu· sive listing, completely customized thruout w/best of everything, Including lux., all wool neutral carpets. 2200 Sq. ft., 3 full baths, form. din. rm., lge. fabulous kitcben. Dra- matic cathedral beamed ceil. thruout. Love- ly enclosed patio w/jacuzzl at back OG the greenbelt, lovely sunset & bay view from the front. This new end unit beauty is only $9S,50o· including the land! OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-S 224 NATA IVl1to Doi Oro To Vista Nobloxa) Please let me show you my exclusive listings as well as the other condos available at this Ume In the beautiful carefree Bluffs. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR 644-0134 OPEN Sat. I. Sun. 1·5 2601 VISTA DR. New listing -L«e home for tct:n bunUy or "Jn-Lti.wt" 3 bdrm, 2-bath, fireplllce. FA heat, DR.M. Fam room, ~·et bar, 1 bdnn 1.nd bath ovtt aana;e. Extra lge &at. with beach lhower -prict'd only $17}!00. * BAYCREST * Ideal home for the >0ung CUSTOM BEAUTY 2 STORY/4 BDRM execu~ive. 3 bdnn. 2 bath 1.1agnificent customized With nearly 2500 sq, ft! Elee BI kitchen, wl!t bar. Buccola 4 bedroom on On a large comer lot, Fam. RM, all ra ct 1 v e I Y I be tifull l d ith. alkin d. tan decorated. Shake roof, eltt arge, au y an ~ w m w g ts in~e gar. door opener. ll/F Pool, scaJ>ed grounds! Beau· to park & school. Has lg• •ncloled patio. ONLY tiful color-coordinated copper plumbjng. 3 113•500• U TIN interior w Ith family baths. 220 wiring . Din· * T S * room, fireplace, dining Ing room, chef's kitch· room & dream kitchen. en. Family room, fire. Uke to entortaln • lge 4 V lied ilin' • la ti · bdrm bo 2.,, baths 'th au ce gs, im~ p ce, rear vmg 1"90m. tooe ~,,;.,. to w,;. •;,,, ported tile. Lovely brick Cathedral ceiling. And -Beautifully landscaped & wood accents. $77,500. ocean view! $52,500. $100.00 A MONTH FOR 12 MONTHS Bier. tnfl 615-7414 • OPEN SAT. (Feb. 23) & SUN. (Feb. 24) 1-5 PM Dover Shorn. 240 HAZEL DRIVE, CORONA DEL MAR SUBMIT 0FF£R!' OVERLOOKING lltUe CORONA BE,ACH -This boautUully to cat e 11 Terrific ocean view. Two story, four bed· home twa an unsurpassed room, 2400 sq. ft. home. Once in a lifetiJne vtew of Back Bay and opportunity. Newport Center. Owned by a popular local ~rator. ixec:utor on premises. It haa been tratWonned into Bonlfitd offers to be submitted for court a Roman VIila. Frankl1 ~chwe:lk lms only ti. le\v approval, pricing such a home wilh luxury no-r.ulin1e1ut11ee to~1n-~~5;;;;;.;;;;;55:;55;;;;;;~;;5; 1 60 many valu.able custo111 ho1nes available. Right now Items ls not easy. Call for v.·e're ottet'll\g you $100 00 an appointment and subrnlt a month oft your monthly Corona del Mar Corona del M•r what it Is worth to you. payment!!. Im.mediate oc-67f>..722S cu•ancy. Pr;me h"m•• to ONE·PLEX Swimming Pool A\ a prbne IO\:llUon, and a .' , Both 1 PMme of/er. Conie claim Attention partners. o & B h ·alk Bo yon buy one of these two THI -:. ~tr eac "' wity t~ doll-house1 in "Old Corona" Private Beach BERG ' d y, bc(ore 110meone elst" ,·ust steps to .shops and ~ does \\'hul 1nore could u person · beach. You v.'ill then own 11•11111? I-IOI\' about a charm· ---'/ t"t"\M&lilJJY -a ''one-plex" and \viii have ~,.,_, • " One-story no-maintenance in~. \\'ell de<:<>rated 2 BR -to11·nhomes from only paid only one-half 0 f 2 BA home on a gefl('rous HAlTOl:l • $42,500 l~'""'""'l'""'!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!"'!!~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I yard, "°!'I w/Ja~uzi, Cov· Call 540-1720. Call 540-1720. General General ered patio, llrep1t, 2 ca· $72,000. Great buy for a 60 :..: 100 fl. lot In Corona del Succttsor 10 single person too! J\lnr. The cnte ... al"'" • • COL\VELL Properties, Inc .. l---"------==.::.:...-----1 banas & \I bath. Just IU.ted FOR THE BIG FAMILY NEWPORT. BEACH at 15.5.950. • This large 2 story 4 bed-Just 3'h years old! Fea-"A Breeze tron1 the Ocean" Furnished models oix·n today 10 AM (714) 536-6557, TWO·PLEX 1h-eom. Only $CJ,500. Call 614·7211. Harbor H ighlands IDEAL 4BR. fam r Welton ®Co1111)a11y * Huntington room is ideal 1 With tu res 4 bedrooms, 2 large far¢Jy room & baths . Luxurious decor Beach * bonus room. Fireplace. with family room, fire- Magnilic.-ent new c u s 1 o 1n duplex in choice "Old Corona'', near the ' ·doll-house" Beautifully ~ w /mother·ln·law re I -1521 Anlta Ln, N.B. , h' f /~ L T (l f<' '-. Dlrecllons: landscaped and C' o Io r coordinaled. 1'op quality hardware, appliances, ancl cabinets. Best buy in IO\\'O at $129,500. • • A Sand & Sea Rlty 675-~ ~~~~~~~~~I Huntington Be1ch ~ 4 BR, 3 ba + dC'n, FR, BIG CANYON Exquisite 3 BR home right on golf course. Like new. Many outstanding features. Im- med. occupancy. Just listed at $149,500. Open Sat & Sun 1-5. 11 Rue Verte HARBOR VIEW HILLS • CDM Broadmoor II 4 BR, FR, custom features Incl. wet bar, xlnt lo<;., park pool nearby. Bay & ocean view. Owner wants action. Open Sun. 1-5. 2601 Lighthouse Lane BIG CANYON Please call us regarding our exclusive list· lngs on custom homes and fairway lots. 28·1 'i E C".t"I 11 tKiiW.t~ ( orn11i' dd Mar Ii/~ li'IOO General General Efficiency kitchen with place. Dtn~g room. & Glen Mar area -4 bdrm, built·ins & dishwasher. gourm.et kitchen. Tint- 2 ~~h -Im n1a c ~late Water softener And im-ed windows. Paneled cond1uonB1N:1w heeairl~ & maculate landscaping gar~ge. Covered patio, ~ri:ee. 1~ yaJat: No down & low dow~ spri!1klers front & rear. 139,;oo.oo. t ail bl , .,.,. 500 Trailer access. A n d "C" THOMAS i!!i" J;11:i. e . ""'' beautiful yards. $75,900. 224 w. ~~~TO~ 2955 HARBOR BLVD. Newport Beach Eve. 545-5643 BEAUTIFUL HARBOR COSTA MESA 540-1720 & oc EAN v I E w I ..................................................... ....... IN BEST AREA OF General General CORONA DEL MAR 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Four bedrooms, dramatic!• formal living roont & elegant formal dining room, highlighted on lovely \vhlte terTazzo. · lleated a n d filtered pool set in a se- cluded garden atmosphere. perlect for indoor-outdoor entertaining. A t r u I y exquisite custom home v.ith all of the extra features. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 Jn the original Bluffs, we have a very nice 3 bdrm .. 2 bath Bonita plan; come see & make an offer. The owner really wants to sell. 1955 Vista de! Oro. MOBILE HOME COSTA MESA Call now tor a •''"te FOR SALE: showing $218,ooo 61'-8550 HARBOR SILVERCREST FOUR·PLEX OPENOLD ·rr•Fv1110BEN~EI Fro1n Los Angeles and Or· ange Counties, 405 lo Golr.en \Vest Exit (Huntinfi!'lon Beach) U1en South 5 miles to BcaCh\valk, Huntlngtun ScacWl. PREVIEW NEW ON.TT NQ\I/ UNDER CONSTRUC'TJ()l'li <!BR, MciO Del f..ta:r, by I owner, In1mac, new crp\s, quiet 1ve\J maintained neighborhood, nr all level schools, parks & shopping, $42,500. 2806 Loreto, 54!H233 ' THREE-PLEX Just Jisied in choice Royal Palm Dr. area of Costa !\1esa. All pride 0 f ownership units -1200' each consisting of 2 bedrooms and 1% baths. Each v.•ith a private patio and in top condition. $72,500. FOUR-PLEX Great Costa !\1esa rental area, close lo everything -priced very realistically at 8.5 times gross. Low, low vacancy rate. _Only asking $61.500 and if you \vish, two identical properties available at the same prlct'. This is an "EJGH'f-PLEX". MOBILE HOME Just listed, a top money ~ , , ~ ~· 53 2 milker in an excellent west· QJ x • BO 2 BA, carp., Id I . All2BR . dra~, •-bllt-~:.:,,,. re'!!:: ~:~a~n.a golf co::~~ 4 1 WARM HOUSE was~ ""e ec .... ,,. ... r, v.-u..u sQ& monthly Income could ----------1 ---!or 220 air cond .• kilch. COMP•A'I•y· 2 U.00 bnck trplcs, 3 BR, Baycrest clock, storage shed, land· even be more. Only'$6l,500. EASTERN ,....,. 2 BA, very lo maint., huge ocaped patio. Three yrs. old CAU 644°7211 ldl I V t lll2 Succ<"°r To REALTORS spar ng poo ' acan ' COLWELL Properti'e•, !"'· • like nu. Lh'.a.ted in new CHARM Berkshire. $69,500. " adult pk. away rrom noisy 3558 SQ. FT. See The Ocean! St. One-half bl from club-CALIFORNIA 2841 E . Coast Hwy., Corona dol Mar 5 BR 4 BA, 2 <to 20 ~~ ~495697. cna1152 EVES. LIVING ''Selling Real Estate in Newport Harbor ~ ~. rm.; to~.~. rm~ ~;1 s~~ =~ ~1:· "~av:~~ •~. · • Since 1944'' w/frplc. Detached 2-car · CAN BE SEEN AT: gar. Beautilully decorated! the boats. Retwn at sunsel. CRESTMONT BETTER THAN .,12.~FRUYLL· 4PRBRICE 673•4400 RHODA MAGIL, RLTR Take a" early mm-ni"g jog .,.. J\N on the bea<·h. All this C'an 1051 Sit~~~1~~~ Central Thi NEW~ DEWX! Everything from the white!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ~B-a~lbo_an~:~~1.-"' nd_2-_J600___ ~a~~': 3~~. r~i~yr!~ Ave. across from Brea , s extra arge 1":0 5~ picket fence lo the beautiful home with huge master bed- Com.m. Hosp.) Lot #46. -4 bedroom .~ O\tt shag carpeting spells back General General JMMAC 0up· -la, 2 Br home, d I I k CONTACT RAY, PK. AtGR sq. 1~· and it 5 nearly new east charm blended \\'ithl----=----1---------separate 1 Br apt, ideal room an °'"'· ow up eep. lo:" •bowina:. ~nd is sWTOU~ed by park· California ~unshlne. All of Best View Only $96,500. For appt. call hke grounds. with a redwood this nestled 00 a hUge lot • • loc. $97,500, 673-3942 644-721l. WESTCllFF cov~rcd patio, Only S49,500. with room to park your Harbor View Hills Capistrano Beach ~ 4 BR. 3 BA, lam. rm .. nr. Don t delay Cati t~ay Red boat or camper. All of this One of the best views in Mariners SchOol. $67,000. Carpet. Realtors 645-8080. plus anyone can take over Harbor View 1-lills. This Nc~%i>J:\.i~ E &S b1 JUv~ I !' ' • Prln. only. 551·5736/646-1456 INVESntENT opportunhy. the existing GI loan. Better lovely home' sits out on a S BRAND new units. Only Assume mA 7%:% -mo. hurry and call 545-9491. point overlooking a green stages 01 const. 3• 4 & 5 ~ 950 Sho ~ · ts n~ ~ ta! Full BR, fam rms, fpl, bltin, .,.,, • v•s ..,....,.. income. paymen • .....,. ~o · belt and with a forever 180 crpt, fly insuL Front Ids 514 DAHLIA These v.'On't last. Call a.gt pr:lce only $28,900. Low cash degree view of ocean and \\•/sprinklers. Some w/oc 847..$110 noY.'. outlay. Call agt. 847-0010. W lk & l Catalina. Very sharp 4 views. Concern Award OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-S 3 BR, 2 BA each unit. All this for $117,500. South of Highway. General General 8 er 88 bedroom -family room -\Ve are presenlly intcL'Vic!\\'· Winners of S'n Cal. Gas Co. "'jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjiiij "I Al 11Y.1ot1 3 bath, 3 car garage -Ing real esrntc licensees for 493•2141 493-7487 I sparkling H & F pool • positions \1·it~i11 our Corona If no ans call: 492-3145 Fire ring and many more del l\'fa r offiee. Please ask Sells More Homes Than Anybody! BALBOA extras to make Indoor-for John. :lS-IG E. Pacific Corona del Mar ISLAND outdoor-living at its best. Coast liigh11•ay, Corcnu del FITZMORRIS REAL TY Co. 3135 E. Coast Hwy. For more inlormation call l\tar. GIO.S-IS.l. Oumnlng 3 bdnn. family 0011' -673-8550. -"-=o=-=P"'E"N""7H7o=u7s=E~ home. B-I elec. kitchen, full OPEN rtl 11 • rr'S FUN 70 BE NICE/ bdrm. apt. Golf cour~·c hon1e 1rilh 15 dining rm. + attracli•e I· ~ ~ MEADOW LARK $91,500 x 40 pool Su1}{'1' upgradecl. CALL To SEE stop ir1 and inspel'I this LOOKING FOR A eli>gRnt hnn1c• Sunday 1-5. 2 Bdrm. home, •teps to good Loco!ed '1 '.>001 Edmond' beach. Full . lot: rece~tly HOME WITH A Cirl·le. H.untington Beach remodeled kitchen. Asking 8.U-25.15. $80,~. "ith terms that will VIEW?? sw'Prue you! RUTH SEELEY REAL TOR 673-4766 1306 Park, Balboa Island Offering our 4 bedroom v.·Hh 3 full baths, for only $44.900 and 21h: years new. 2'lOO sq. It. of loveliness all on one level and a cul.<fe-snc lot too! Plus all schools close by. A truJy exceptional home. Call ~. OPftl T/L 9 • IT'S FUN TO BE NICE! THE REAL ESTATERS ~ FANTASTIC Corona del Mar 673--0010 OCEAN VIEW OPEN HOUSE Over 2300 sq. fl. of Custom Sunday 1-5, 614 Heliotrope. lton1e -glass enclosed deck, Charming 2BR home, pl us open deck -Beamed \\·alking distance to beach, cclllng and fil'eplace in view shops, transportation, thea- 1 iving l'OOlll--dinihg room ter & fine restaurants, with view -Master bedroom $13,000 d\\'n full p r i c e v.·ith viev.'-plus 3 more $65,000. Lois Voge I bedroo1ns -2 baths • rustic Reallor, 548--9346 kitchen -utility room-"o~P~E~N~S~A~T~&~S~U~N~l~-4 c!oubtc car garage. For AppointmC'nt to view thL~ Corona del Mar rare prope11y Call 646--0555. New l isting Heliotrope 219; 3 bedrm, 2~ bath. 2 Story. 2 Years old. 2 Car gar. 675-1550. C. ROBERT NATTRESS Realtor 979-65n SMART DUPLEX DR, Shop, pool, 3 lrplc. New ovens .~ carpels. Fee sintple. $98,500. By O\lo'ner, no agts please. On Dolphin TC'1T. By appt only, t7l41 673-0489 or <2131776-5730. HARBOR VIEW HILLS, LUSK. l.Arge 3 BR, den, 2~~ Ba, Tiburon ~1odel w/2 h·plcs, beant cl ngs. Llke new. Quiet street. View. $96,000 (includes land ) . Prin. only 644-6379. Costa Mesa * EASTSIDE * Xlnt Joe.: 3 BR., l~~ baths, dining m1 .: sunporch; beaut. lndscpg. $35,000. ~21 BURR \VHITE REALTOR 2'JOI NE\VPORT, N'PT BCl l 675-4630 or 640-016 MESA VERDE 4 J~Drtt-1, Golf course home. l...ri; Jiving rm "''/frplc, dining rn1, kitchen barbque & eat:.1g area. Del.ached game rm with \\'et bar/ relrig & frplc. Lovely patios & gardens-:-Maste r Bdrm suite includes oflice area, $79,500 or trade $40,000 equi1y for? Qv.·ner, 54g.2688. * !\fESA VERDE * By 01>oner. lmmac. 4 BR., 2 ba., lge. liv. rm., frpl., lam. rm .. lndry. rm . Lots of cupboards & closets. 1..ge. cov'd. patio: concrete drive, shake roof. Fresh paint. \Valk to everything. Assumable 1st ·at 51Ai%. $43,900 546-2457 FAIRWAY HOME On l\.fesa Verde Country Club Golf (.'Ourse. Big 2 irtory, 4 BR, 2\4 ba, din nn & den. Brick fplc. Panoramic View. Fa s l possession. Priced to sell SE0.000. Red Ca1JM?t, Realtors 536-8836 • GI OR CONV LOAN $5.5,500 E-Side by owner. 4 Br, den & lge fam rm. }.taster Br & den upstn. Open 1-5 Sat & Sun 2021 Aliso 675-0936. MESA VERDE GOLF COURSE HOME 2004 Kornat 546-!841 Owner !\1ESA VERDE 5BR or 4 & den, crpt thruout. Palos Verde stone, big trees, cul-de-sac, xi cond. By owner. $45,000. 540-8589 4 BR House for sale by ov.'Jler. College P11rk area. Pri(.'ed to sell. Shown by appt only. Call betv.n Sam & 2pm, 540-8083 ATIN: BUILDERS Eastside C.M. 2 BR House. Lot 63 X 275 to an a1ley. Zoned R-2. Prin. only, &G-Sn4 REPO&SESSION·3BR fixer upper, huge gar & workshOp. Try $29K. Agt Two area offices serving you ·· BEST BUY ORCHID *BY OWNER* HARBOR VIE\V, !\1onaco n\oclel. 3 Bdnn, 2 Ba. Beautifully decorated & landscaped. BA s k et ha 11 court in backyard. 1951 Port Drive by 20212 Orchid St. in w lk & l Lockslelgh PL. NB. $66,900. Santa Ana Heights. It's a a er ee Vacant & ready to move Successor to ppen All WHkiond 5'1&-1T.l9 l TO S 4 + DEN-Large 1 l'itory custom inc ul-de-11ac. IN MESA VERDE This huge 3 bedroom 2 bath ls In excellent condition looks like a model home. Wtth 2 brick fire.places an extra large family room, new shag carpeting1 a large covered patio and many more extras. Must see this to ap- preciate it. Call Red Carpet, Realtors 645-a080. A 4-PLEX 2 BLOCKS FROM BEACH Beautiful less than l year old, vacancy nil. ·Large be'drooms-new shag carpe~dish· .: washer~: It's a steal at $89.000. 3-2 b oom units arid l !urnlshed bachelor unit. u will miss it if you don't call Red Carpel, Real- to_i:s ~. ,,-NEW ON THE MARKET -Hurry call Red Carpet, Realtors to be one -of the first to see this 4 bedroom home In Costa Mesa. P.V. stone exterior with heavy shake roof, built-ins, much storage, owner anxious. Only $36,950. Call Red Carpet, Rl!al· tors 546-8640. 3 bedroom !amity home,1 ,;:::=~'~'~"~"~'"''"'"::=:=:=;.:-''~";,;· 64~~2-;::t033'.:'.:'.:.=====~CO~L:;;W~E~LL~Pro~pert~~les~. !~""~·~1 large 60xl35 101. i)y,-ner1=--·--- lives out of tov.·n and is an>.ious to i;ell . Full price $30,959. 2211 Newport 81. ~s'Sil $© ~4tl lA-LG t.ir~" That Intrig uin g Word Game with a Chuckle ------ltllted lloy CLAY l . POLLAN 0 Reorronge the 6 scrombled words below to 1T10k1 6 simple word1. Print lener1 of each In rt1 line of squares. ' 606 MARIGOLD $65,900. Anxious! W 111 s HAL PINCHIN Realty 5'1&-1139. Realtor 675-4392 COILEGE Park 3 BR, 2 REDUCED $20,000 :i~.dib~ng0wn~~c, ~ $99,500 or ~ 7947 Extrn speciol 3 bdrm., den, $2500 ror"-A~L-do~w-,,~3-B~r 2 baths, lge. patio \V/BBQ, 2 Ba, carpeled thru-<>Ut , xlnt o'size i;::aiilgc + sparkling neighborhood. J\'lrs H 111 ne1\' 2 bdrrn. apt. 1vith 5.10-3000. e v c r Y thing ' Immcd. 1-IOUSE zoned C-2 for home occupancy. & business use. Needs TLC .. Sun/Eves. 646-5855 l1 · i1 j 5 I~ 11 E I 'I· U niversity Real'5 · .,1 ~ Pr!n -• As IS, .,,, .,J\N. • On1y, , 3001 E. Cs1. l·hvy. 67> to G-16-2002 SE£ AND BUY Just k>ok one time. You can't help but want, this large three bedroom Mesa Verde gem. Shag carpets, mirron, 2 fireple.ces,....d I! c o r a t o r drapes. larae covered patio, a laundry room. It doesn't stop even room for a pool, boat yard etc. Huny before Ill rone. Only $45,450. C.U Red Carpet, ltealtot a -· I GOSEOA I 'I'll bl DES NOC L E p S 1 V On boozers: In college CAMEO'S CAMEO SHARP 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba, pvt 4 Bedroonl8 , (Jireplacc in patio. Mesa Verde. By masler), fa m 11 y -d in I n go ·c,woc""O"r,,. _,.540-3058~="~~-~ room. View here & there. '="'2 STORY 3 BR 3 BA ndo Private beaches. $74,500 • ' 00 ' University Realty ~R~.'rr~il. P:!,~r.~~ 300l E. Cst. Hwy 6~0 1-IOUSE cm lot zoned for $5,000 multiple bldg, W/side of REDUcnON-4 BR .. fam rm 1-larbor $32,000. 64.S-74()1 & super pool on FEE land in Habor View Hills. $89,000. BY OWNER: 4 BR, 2,000 Pac Prop ~2015 ft, Has everything, $31,500. · ·• v .. .-· 3096 Wanoen Lane, 549-2758 lBR. 3 ba, pool. 40ic2(), Prof lndscpd & xtras, i'educed D1n1 Poiftt ·Price Reduced $1000. 2 Bdrm. + P $23,995 . 2 Bdrm condo., deslra ground level Door plan, years new, Freshly Pall! with tutefully paneled mlm>rcd living room, pl wa.Upapered dining shag carpets &: CUI drapes, oversized pan area, near schools, w distance to Hunting to Center, Swimming pool many park areas. Price duced $1000. Now $500 bel • market value. Call 847-3095 __ ...c.;~:..o,.--1 Hacienda by tho Saa A11umo $30,600 FHA: \ low Interest Loanl~ "Mammoth Fiesta" roo v.ith parquet floors. vaul t•cilings, crackling-firepla Private PARLOR. II~ room off foyer e n t !' · Massive br's Including g master openlnc courtyard. Garden kitchen with self cl appliances. Huge -'·~r.e .. l!I shaded lot. Take payments! No new 1 costs! Hurry! OP HOUSE ALL WEEKEN BKR 962·5511. For the large Femll • Nearly 2500 sq. ft. in Ulil 4 bdrm, 3 bath home wl family rm. & den! Wet ::J built-Ins &: dishwasher. G:;Jf den-kitchen, dining !'J:ft Large fireplace. garaG!"e. And nark·like I scapin.a:. $47,00). C ii 96?~"i. 9931 Hamilton, Jl.B. • I WALKING DISTANC TO GAS STATION Nice -clean starter ho · large lot, room to add Big. be.ck yard wltree.!' swihg. Close to and ocean, save gas, Ca ~! 962-2456 ' . Walker & lea.1 "lAL 111"flfl • , SPANISH arches, plants .a.- Iott, brick patios, concnifjB driveway, front court ~. shake roof, glock wall ferP low malnt. back yd., ~ ered patios, play area, a run, wrought lron fen~!3 Br, 1% ba. fam &: din ~· Frplc, dsh/wsh, pane:llldi, wa1lpaper & more. Bea~· fully kept. $43,500. By ~ er. 962-4141 "'JI SELLING I Your Home? Cash tn 24 hours 1or r equity. No hidden I delays. No obligations. !15 yelil'S in the area." BRASHEAR REAL 842-74U Eves: 968-1178 * JUST LISTED Gorgeous n1odel·ll.ke 3 BL, tam. m1. Only $41,950 ;t OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 J 10022 ~ Circle t JOHN P. CAREY RLTRS. 64&-1414 9111-lS! EXCLUSIVE AREAlf 4BR, 2 story 2 ~BA. f~ din, alepcln livrm, l'lltlP master BR. Prlva~e community of 48 homes W/ pool .l clubhsl!. 2 ~S >1'· ntw. Only 147,950. CAI..J... 968-4t41 • ' 4-PLEX • OCEAN VIEW Super sharp 4-plex Is the best in the ~· and is 1 year new. All unlts have new car~ pets and extra large bedr00l)ls, 3-2 bedroom units •and l furnlslled bachelor unit. Don't delay call today Red Carpe~ Realtors EASTSIDE TRIPLEX Attractlv~near new. Larg!: 3BR.. 2BA, brick H~t.. ground noor unit + twc 2BR units. Boat parldng. Best loc. S76.SOO. Call to I I I' I I he hod ·1he reputation for ._ ............ ~~-~ being the highest student L 0 C H Y P In the doss ond wos voted to.$82,000. Prine. only. Open Sat/Sun ll20 White Sail~ &W--0228. DUPLEX by 0"'fler, <'hnrmlng seearate 2 BR house ,\ 1 Bts.. garage apt. open Sun. 1~, ·718 Orchid . HARBOR VlE\V Htu.S c.;y 3* BR* 2 :. hon,. * Crest Rea w'tsemi-circula.r stone h"plc. FRANCISCAN Fountain& , 3 Lrg klt. w/blt·lns &. dining Br. tam nn. Beautiful area. Lots ol storaa;e spece. $45.000. To1n Miller, ~. ' COSTA MESA 5461110 2629 HARBOR BLVD. NEWPORT. BEACH 645-m EAST 17th. Open Eftf\lng• Until 9:00 Call and gel tho R~D CARPIT 'fUATfl\ENT see ••• FABEL W.ALKEB 642•2MI m.- ::i===I ==I ::l':r=: ~~·n mo st llk•;v,.'o Eleg&nt 4 Br. & Fam rm. T A B S E K $30.000 In "'"'' '"" pool. t--ir-"T-r-nrr-1 O Comple!e the chuc:kle quolMI $92,500 Inc land. 644--2975 I I I ·I' I by fiUinq tn the mini~ word. L.:...J.'--'--.L--·'--'·-' you dewiloo from step Ni>. 3. ti.low, SO. of liwy-2 IK'p hses, beaut bin•"""-""...._ ..., garden, 47' R.-2 lo~nc. 8 r:w:.~~:~~R£$ r 11 r 1· r r I' 1· I ~p~2 ~· "Ooo ~·It 5 Brand new units. Only nu.•· Open house Sat & Sun ~=·=1~~~ 0 f'O:CA:Wt\LETTERs j 1· I I I I ( I I ~:es~n~:i:~ ~~t lllT-GllO NOW. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 900 out.rrown! Sell It fast with Pilot Ouslfl@d. SO.W7$. a Dally Pilot Oauifled Ad! :.=;..=::=;;;..;;::.:.:.."--.~~~~~~--~~~---------· ' ~.000 ~11 * * * Qoi;,t to MartM & bl!:aches BEACH GIANT! 4 ·~~ Sweeping coastal v I e w. den + 3 ba. MS.950~ T"' B&am ceilings & mArble Scotstoun. 96S-!Z13 Skr. frpc add comfort .t: charm OWNER $t,OOO dn auum~ to this freshly pt1.lntro 2 VA loan. Shan> Ocea. BR 2 ba ho1ne. $4.l,IX1J • bl' + tam nn + 2 be. Lingo Rool E1t1to 5.':Ml503. <9H086 -00-1397 4 l!Jl. Condo. $2600. ..W * * * On. to aMUme i~ IOftn. TRAD==Ec:--· "'o.na=---=Pn1'"'""'du-p""lex-.1 9ti8-8773 Evea .. Bkr., 2·1 Br. Pri, fenced, free BY ~'111!1'. R·2, S()).-UO. patlo, cov'd pt".-for sml Beach, ~k:, 3 BR, o4du Udo Hae, Bmc 595 Lag. elean. $29,<m. s.'J&.2123. ~ 1- ' . ' nl~l~6;;r,~D~;i;;;LV~Pl~LD~T;:i::-~-,"il::::ii~~S~"~nd;~~·~F;tbnt:!!at'/'.!._:2~4~,:::.l974--~~~~~-;-r:;gun.iii:;;,:t;'"~~~n:;;;;;;;&8i:;(i;--~~""jii.f,;""j';j;;--~~~~,w:::::::;;o;:::::;::-~~--;7"."""C:--."""~~r-~~....,...-~__,....--.~~~ unt ngton B••c untl n9ton rv ne Leaun1 Beach L19un1 l\e•ch Lido Isle N _.. B h N h i:r= 3 MONTHS NEW ~ ew,..... uc ewporl S..c Newport .,..ch BEACH HOME P !lME LOCATION OPEN SUN. 1·5 OPEN HOUSE UVE •···"·· with ~ tt ENGLISH ACCENT """"'' ,,.,,. 'o I on I• I '" 847 EMERALD BAY : 4" GRACELAND rtaht O.Te ~·en or-Udo· Four _._ ra-uy rm 2 Newport HelA.... PRIDE OF cbarm('r \\•l!h IOI~ of e1rt.tr•l $27,500 on \nncr rrtt.nbelt but just Fre.neh CountrY charm Jn ~ -Isle uo;;o. uw"in. "' "''• 4 bedrooms. 21 •• blllh•, brlr'k Pnrk llk •ttplf from &dull pool. 2 one of So. C'alifornl&'a ......... , 12~5 PM-SUNDAY I etrl!. have 2 tenant.a frplet1 ~aut co r ~·c r 4 Bedroom OWNERSHIP Ir · e gmun<ls surrournt ~,-• plus den. cl•-•t~ "-SPIC & SPAN °"" ~~ to tbe~euure 1-•t'·:n "'"'" . f r l'PlM-l\ i..hakc rwf, C'I~ 11 1 1~ I '"' """ '"' -·~-d l':li i l'e d , pr lvatt of""'"'• I -'-p1 •· ..... "" wiu• roon1 or a a .. -• -.. -1 .. ,.hom 1n .... , 10 CD.thnlit• ~hool!I. Q!(crcd I Ii Graf'...,l.lli IOY:n .ome 31)' WlnclOYiS, IOI.I Of extras and COOlmunities . 03.k f Ir I., l\I0\'9 ioight fn &: t"''-' thort each ~t wla"'" -~-p'••°"v•-~ r.6'.1· Qui~t counO"y 'Ch&nn. -"lflQlft "'o"!_H,,,ar ... bot urM"aq_~ artanear r ir:; ll\1nrt: room. fo1T1111l dlnln" , ,,1• •nd ,~, ,-"i'-••· lk •uv;, """'" "• "''' , -r~··w the I · ·-~ flt• -t 9j(). Call ~-I I ... ' .~. , ......... "' b<·111u reil., brick, Ille •. V.'ll lo beach &: 5M.nnln11. or M .. A ......... 'IVU(l y l'88l e'Cpcnl!.I\'(' II' Ill! SI -~1 r~ t"lt't":t acu"I(; piivate rear Ju.i;t S-19.900 lnclu"lr•,. """· "' ,...._ ~· pprox. 4000 1q. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 4 •-" ho .. l'Stc '°PPlnt. """"'"'' P"lio. 3 Be..lroo 111 , l '-,t bath. 1 11 ~ • CW'\'cd \\'ood. ~ Bt:lrma:., 2 Chru'nlllU!' 2 bdrm ., Ice. ft. of h4ndlome structure • .... -...room me'llln Nev.·110tt park, churthea. Heated pool l!U):l' kJtchen \\•/bhW & 80 t '4'0" 1'8t I -na .. OCt'On view: COWllry bath, dinln,. art& 0 t1 w/ }'Our investmen pro-1_514 DOVER DR. lk!ach \\'Ith t1~h paint In-wi th all equlpmenl. 3 Bdnn, JuJJ:I" C!&limt in~tt. Obie CALL 552-7500 ldtt hen & terrace. $129,i>OO del!ghttul brick pat I o . tectfif by constant rise in Aide tlnd ou t, with a itewing 3 be.th!! & den: periPheral enclosed garage. walk to VISION OPEN SUN. l ·S Remodeled, lge. Jdtdlen, the valiK' of Wdo Property. Ontu room for mon1, pool ~lud fighting, t le<:ITlc lawn bt"~~ch, 2 con"nunlty JlOOJ.• 115 r.·tONARCH BAY; this fte\\' copper pl u mb tn a: To what better use or your ft/' y1.1rd for kids Md gar··~ mower, automatic g~e und l'e<'l't'illlon c e n re r , 4 bdrm.. 3 balb Spanish ~.000ut. This ta a •tl!&I at money other than gracloW1 ~"'21 \\'OrkJlbop !or dtld. ft can't door, etc. You name It, It 11 11cl100I ~ & 11hopplng. • d h"ll 1Hyle home has a paneled .-Uving'l' Open Sat, Sun 1•5 last o.t only $~5.900. CWI there. Ottered tor $57,500. TH! BERG ;:-~ -~~ Successor ·r u COL\VELL PropeMif'11, Inc. COATS re I r.mlly nn .. fl'Jlic. in """· TRANQUILITY . 413 Via Lido Soud . Bumtcr &U.'12U QUICK. call q646--0556. • ' C bdrm .• ~ a sv.i.mmlng pool. HJ~..t.t~~ve the! ocean le Creely, );3.)(r. 646-6338. BURR WRITE REAL-1'01't /,S\ JttALn~ REAi.TOR.$ ua.nJ ... ..., ptes; ptiv. beach •~....... coaaU ne vtew; 2901 NE\YPOflTi.N'PT BCJ·I Wt\.LL,l\CE_ Univ. Park Center, Irvine club. $l10,oo:> redwood panelln.I, ~ bdrm11., c.cM;:e;;u::...;d;:•;;l.;Mo;.::;;r:._ ___ 1'675-4630 ti'lb-1063 Eve11. THI REAL TORS OPEN SUN. 1·5 ~!.n..~mbrac:e the view tor -BERG "Don't D-m m MONARCH BAY: 1 -•aR. M•,. de! • ~..,.. ..,, FOURPLEX 962-4454 Too Lo~;: ~~-~;'ri:,. ~~ Bi• ~~~!!r:~!,Y )'Ollr ;:.:11'~·1 ~'; l~d ~1tt:r. j,"~IJio Good tax 4 Bd;m -A11u,,;e Loan =-~~' :? $33,950 2 Story Chalet FANTASTIC V.\l~ El 1 Minutcs to bc11ch, RC'ai ,wuu1111et kltChf'n, forn1i1\ dine, Ooor to 2nd "r (1 r y ~k)'lig:hl \\'indo1\•1, fli\\.'eepu1!( statn,·ay to h ide. A ·\\.'ay Com(' !lfle this lovely 3 br, open beam catb e dnl own laundry, dry cleaning nefrhrhood, nr all le\11!1 LIDO ISLE ~~~u;u~:~&teg~P1h:~ OPEN HOUSE 1:i 4 balh home tn N. TuBtin ceilings. l Bdrma., 2 baths; business. On buly Coast =· parks, shopping. Serenely Jirlvu.te superbly Dining nn, gounnet kitchen, SUNDAY 12-S area.Large double 4 yard. pool, overstred ya rd . Hwy. On!S"t.181E'llOOLDS , . 2800 Loreto, 54.9-4233 built. Sculptured 'generoUBly Cc"ert'd patio. Sprinkler• 10121 r.t t:RRIJ..IAC DH.., H.B. Sho"·s like a model. Only $.ll5,0000PEN SUN. 1.5 H M l1sfon Vleto lnto it'& n111Uc l!oCttlng. b'Ont & f\'l:ll', Tinted win· Succe1sor To BEAUTIFUL S29,900. Subm it )'Our down REAL ESTATE 1 ;.;.=='--'~<=----·I Slrlking dbl. frlilc. 3 Full do1~·s. Puneled garage with COLEWEU. ProptrUes, Tnc. POOL HOME payment or assume 5~ l 2 6 4 1 1'1EDITERRANEAN, Only $3850 Down garages. 4 BR.. 4 b..1... extrn l.'.rtblnets. Tra iler ac-ONE LOOK rn 11 ii t I' I' II Ith \\'001) '1 1 n~ L.--' FHA loan. 838-62;;5 Ope n Laguna Niguel. An attr .. "3;:1::.8.:111A=::L::lA:.:_,_.._,,-•::e9'-8003::;:::::::: Brand new 3 bedroom, 2 Jamily rm. & poolrm. On CC!t~. Just 3~ ,·ears old? •.. and )'OU will knmv v.,.,., .....,,.;;., ~rmi;., huge fam E . nearly new Monarch Bay 1 · bath home on ! a r~e 90 ft, lot. $165,<XXI s~ 900 C •o rm .. cozy fplc. \mmaculutc. ~ven1ngs. Terr. home of nearly 3.COO * • • _, 1 , \"'th 1 ·' oJ, . nil 540-17".lO. this ls the best buy \n '"'llh 1nnny other exlras: i!Q. fl . 4 Bclnns .. 3 baths. All wood, new 3 BR l ba f:"u~~t. ~/it j~ &_ Bayc:rest. One look. Tiiat's 9URN l~G 1'~1 REPLAC1'~! Lu:rch t·11rpct~. o/il'n "~a\•rd· draperies. double 1:111·3":£>! CJ11beli('Vfth\e . . . S.l.l,9.'i(') f!ULL J>R!CE. Bkr 962-5.111 0 \\'flt'r tr<lnsf. Uisy tcrnis. rorninl dining rm., fanilly bon1c pills large fan1. rm. dlshv.·ashl'r. cathedral cell-( TA£l'J All it 111 kc:rc. i\uthf'ntic 2 story ""'s';c""o oTnTly $4R2E.9'0A-L' T Y Walker & Lee rm. S":immln,g· pool, deeks, Unobstructa ble ocean & Ing. Reur llving r n1 '--~=~==--,.... Colonial leaturlng 4BR 21,, jacuai; generous outdoor canyon view. Over 800 &q. fireplace, 3-car garage'.•-BA, mellow den w/ttd 536-7533 __ l~=="::'":::'::'::'::'::"::''::::=~l ll~·lng $&!29o500sweeping ocean ~111~:~~&ug~~~$~C:.O Trai138·500tcr Caccell ~~Full pritt, ~rt~TI~~~~~ ~~~~ar~re· f~r~Wl~~ Don't Dream a Drea m I :zz view. • L' R 1 E . · a ~mo ""~ • TUSTIN ·v·· di /b tin b r 1 B t ' BY owncr 4 BR, 2 BA, lorn OPEN SUN. 1·5 1ngo ea 11111 ·~ " "" BEACH DUPLEX rum w I u 't • Vaultf'l'f ('f'iling!I, d b I (' A e 7o/t 1 $36 500 946 QUIVERA: 3 bdrms .• 2 IllOd kit , IV\' l)flUO. Lot 70' x .>PU!11l· & 2 bdnn .• 2 bft. apace. Generous 11.0ni'!!-• ••• uy One l MESA VERDE rm. cus. crpts & drp!I. 494-8086 49!J-l391 [TARIElL.J 5 Bil, fan1 nn, 3 BA, nC\\' all .......... uncrov..'ded kit w/I& eatlng fl n.>plaec. fiunily rnl \1•ith VIEW LOT a,151~97'1. 0 oan. ' · baths; lge. living & dining ,.---=*--*=-_:*:____ 170" lg yd , rin. forolyn1pic each. Frplcs. ·Beautiful unit One look ... that's all ~t q?nverni.tion pit. 1 spacious Build your own J r. Estatel"""'""-"-------a reas. Ocean view. A great L••un• Hiiis ~ pool. $68,500. 646-6676. only Ol'le year oldl Fine takes. OPEN & S H OWN • ri@drooins includi ng on l' ho1ne _ adjacent to Mesa Laguna Beach 'llt'RY lo get 1tarted in --· ~ buy at ·$95,000 profcsslonally 10 to 5 dally. down for gUC!llll or in-la"'· Verdo CountJ-y Club with Laguna. $56,500 ASSUME 7~~% LOAN "'~ $126,500. 1320 AnliiU&,Wa:J. Huge gan1e roon1. Covl'rcfl f;:;;at view of Va11ey Harbor SECLUDED .. • 4iif. 3 BR, 2 bas .. Community 3 BR252D1dLa Paz, M.V. ,.....,. ?-! . ..,.~ JJjES •·t. h -• I On! $ + en, 2 ba. up~ad-" --' •• -•• -.-..•. ~ ''6 patio. \\'l'll Ian d s l'a fl c d g ts. . . . h ideaway ... this old poo • Y 25.500. ..,. ''" ----~· -:rY INC. ~7408 646--1124 grounds. S & S Construction. .962-2456 houi;e is one of thoSP hard REX HODGES REALTY lot, 1 blk from park & new ESt 546 *LEASE/OPTION* CR.II today to find \Voods c 0 v e ,~ 586-6400 e_lementry sch!. Lattice pa-Harbor View Homes The R•al E stat• Fair I' charmers. 2 Bdrms. + 2 · ~·-L IJO cov. $10,900. Open Sun. Outstanding P o rto f ln o I (714)673·6210 I ReadyNOWto mov~tightin. 839-6133 or 536-2551 gu"'t ,..,,, nll on a huge R __ .,._ eguno Niguel 1-5. Phone for dU..Ctions, model: 4 1x1rm,., 3 " 4 Bedroom•. 3 bath•, w!U1 8ili5 Adams at Magnolia, HB lot, 166x55. Privacy, trees, 1105N.Com1'Hwy,..Loguna ABSOLUTELY AEAUTil"'UL 830-5524 baths: formal dining r n1., -,,"'~l'IJIOC'o-'°':f'°'~"W='·"=·C:::-=·~·:;"'c;":.:":::,.•_ 1 Jtsm~k~~ni..N., \Vestclllf $30 95 •N D G I v.·ith an ocean bre~. • 494-1177 VACANT 4 BR or l + den, family rm ., bonUB rn1.: 2 NEWPORT 5 0 S /5 5 , -O own • • SPAN S Asking $62,SOO, but v.·W COf\lPLETELY upgraded Comp. land!'.Caped & beaut. frplcs. 2600 Sq. ft. Ideal HORES pen at un. 1· Spacious 4 bdrm. 2 bath I H HACIENDA consider all offers! A LJnLE custom built 4 Br., 2 BA. decorated. Owner ~l59'2. amut&eme.nt for Jn-laws. Doll house 3 & f8.m •• $44,900 0 ttome \\<ith larnily roon1. 18x42 POOL BUILDING SITE carpetJ:, drapes and 2 lovely Drive by 1806 P t. Renwick, Sunny 3 BR, 2-sty •..• $44,900 ~ Bl.!111-ins dish\\1ashcr, dining 3 BR. 3 BA, huge family Canyun & ocean view. Topo WHITE con AGE fire-places. Nice, quiel, Newport 811ch then call ST:>-5200 A·1'l'ame. 3 BR .••.•. $19.500 ~nrl u~21 nrea. Enclosrd pa l i o . l'llO 1 Ind 1 • I z • pride-of-ov.'!1et'lhlp area. Gib Walker Really On 1he \\"ale1'. 4 Bd'ms., _&ti Beautifully landscaped. J ust n1, i~f.\e game room. & survey avall. 1'1 a Y us r1a on1ng TREASURE REALTY 2 mile:-to the beach! Call formal d1n1ng. La CUesla 's ronsider subordinaticln. Only Nestled at the base of !he 2 + DEN CHANNELFRONT you O\\"n land: \\'ill 962-5J66. lnrgest. most E"legant home, $10,700. "ROCK RIBBED HU.LS" 492-2141 492-3145 Eves. SURROUNDED DUPLEX trade, N.S ......... $79,500 close to beach. 0 w n e r IN LAGUNA'S RUSTIC CA: * * * \\'e have renle.!s · S32S Up. BURR WHITE REALTOR ( TARBELL.] 'li'Ri:sHEAR REAL rv ~J~N ~~oN., ~.~."! ~"\~'~"':;~.this i'~'fi'~ BY PARK P/:~ .• ~ f~~ ~ .~~~,:.~ cAY:~:,::~L TY :~~WPORJis'i~ E~ ~O 842-i411 : eve 968-1 178 architecture, \\'ITH CEDAR la.mhcaped grounds, good \\'hat a neat location~! A tlel·k, pat.lo, frplcs., bit-ins. --~----"~-I IM~U~~ SHAKE ROOFLINES, WIN· ocean view $57.450 pllrk on t\vo "id~ und an WALK to shop!! & beach.-N1wport-B1ach , Newport Beach 1'"ANTASTIC PER.."-f. VIE\\/ 3 DO\V SHUTI'ERS. AU. * Linnn Real Estate outlook to rolling hills ancl $115,000. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I BR. 2 BA. fireplace, nr. ENCLOSED W/R.Al\ffil.-•-city lights. And on the Jn-NEWPORT BEACH beachf's. $35.IXXI. 962.-6340. ING WHITE p JC KET 4M-8l86 * * * S99-l397 side, a beaulifully upgraded REAL TY 675-1642 Huntington Harbour 1',ENCE. hon1e >,1,•Jth Ka rastan carpet, Archiaic 1 bdrm. & den, BY ov.·ner 5 BR & den, beach professional decoration nnrl OPEN SUN. 1·5 9017 Arlams, H.B. Only $1400 Down Beautiful home, close to ocean. J Bedrooms. Family and 2 bnths. Gn::nt starter home, Only $26,950, 1llage Re ~I Estat e ., f_P-4471 ( :;~, 546-1103 FOUR SEASONS- SPECTACULAR ~ ~ -WATER VIEW \Val ch the boats from your dining room or deck. Enjoy the ma rti ni pi t (ron\'t'rsation area) and its l'heery firepla t.--e. A block lo lhe bea<'h Condo for just 2000 sq ft customiz~ '1 13R. S".A,riDO. 2 BA ho1ne. Supt'r plush 1 HUNTlf\IGTON HARBOUR l·rpts & det..'Ql'ator drps. AH oc A 1 ·:iy the niod l'On\'<'niences. N.rU. 1721.J COAST Jt\\'Y. (or 2 bdrm.J Door plan. side Niguel Shores. 2 yrs most e,·ery possible option 1750 Skylark Lan• FEATUR E S RUSTIC new. Guarded community. available. A lop value itl Big 4 BR, 3 ba .. torn1. din. In !he beuutiful Crown Point PARLOR TYPE U V. RM., Rec. center w I t e n n is only $68,900 }'ee. rm., fant. rni., 2 frpl. Pool. i;('(·tion ol North Laguna: PARLOR TYPE LIV. RM .. courts, pool. etc, walk to Call 644-7'lll New decoT. $8."i,<XXI JUST LISTED •his lovely home, designed WITH CATHEDRAL BEAM beach. $79.SOO. 496-8122 ea GEM nround garden patio, has 3 CEILINGS, COZY L 0 G FOR aale by owner : Lovely spacious bdrms., Jge. living B U RNING FIREPLACE 3 BR 2 ba. blt /in1, new \ ~F Tustin Ave., N.B. & dining rms. with stone OF FIELlJSTONE WITH cptw/drps. Spacious yard. I~ REALTORS 642-4623 f111lc. \Vnrm famlly rm. off \\IOODEN MANTLE. Coun· S38J100 495-4592 ~ SINGLE LEVEL chet.·ry kitchen. Lge., !ep. try kitchen '1-ith small din· BLUFFS 1 'LIND 2 car garage \\·ith door open-ing area, overlooks the patio OWNER leaving 8 re a · Executive Special A'' er. P1i vate y11rd, room for & countryside. Sacrifice 3 BR. golf Cl'S Beautiful Harbor View home 3 ~R. 2 ~-comer lot, d~p pool. An excellent piece of This cozy little cottage rondo, end unit. $46,<XXI. features 2 large bedrooms, ~1\.(' <.·ii>h~. prtvate pa_IKI. \\"Cl! loc11 ted pro Perl Y \\'ould .be an ideal 1st home, 493-5768. 2 baths. Sunken ]i\'int: room . 11~~1l l'Ons1der lease option. ' __ , ·~ iOO •• ··-me t ho '!be NEIV ' •-2' ba FR 'th I ,. I o · . S69.500. prlco:u 81 """"'; . o .• e i."' n me. , m, i . .• \\1 An;:e irepacc .. 1n1:.1~ CORBIN·MARTIN property is located in North View. 2100 ' spilt Iv!. room. Fabulous chef s kit· r.....-~ DUSTRIAL ZONE, \VHERE 4 BR, 2 BA. Fantastic view. & d1sh1ra!'hc>r. Pa'.io, sprink-1st TIME OFFERED Jt ·'·. . · ~zi l..AGUNA 'S LThlJTED DIN· $5.5.950. 493-519i/~. l"he~ \\"ith self <'leaning-0,.l'nl~EAL TORS 644-7662 PROPERTIES SEEA-t TO $56,000. By ov.·ner. lc>rs. i\nd r lc('tr1{· ~11rai..:1' FOR SALE BY OWNER CENTURY 21 BE SKYROCKETING JN •• 49.>-5826 ** door opener. $63,900. Ctdl 63 8- 1500 J 3 ~rn1li., 2 bn 0 ths; ~rofess. _.94-5611 , _.,lf .1100 \1ALUE. Offe red Jor onlt: j l()..li:!O. O\"crslzcd lo t, pl'Of. land-===-~--~-I !ndscpd. Man~ r xt1as. By Siu Pacific V ie $34,900 FULL PRICE Lake Forest s1·apffl, h•~ pool. 4BR. 2\:i Qu('('n's kirch, henui H&F pool \\" auto cleaner. S.Sl,!}j{). 11-1: 8-16-138-i & 213: J92-28t) SPANloc1 h 1 1 011·ner 846-326i • w MISSION REALTY THE (TARDB.L.) t.;1. Fan1ily-rrn. Spotless '3.1' ar_c es, P a. n s 1 . · Sensational ho rne silua!ed on plore. brii:k pa l tu"· O\\NEH .. I yr. custn1 l BR 21nis.f eatures 2large bed-985 So. Coast Hwy., Laguna SUNNY . hnme in best of eondf\.!a.kes concret[' dr1vev.·uy, front casual elegance. \Vair view roonis 2 baths FamHy PHONE (714) 494-0731 ~O !his Pele1·n10 l\lodel your rourt yard, shake 1'00(, $93.000. ,213 f 596-5206 ' . · · SIDE ~~\!./ best buy in HArbnr Vu block wall fence, low main!. roon1, d7n &. fi replace. f or-OPEN SUN. 124. Unique OF TIIE STREE'T is \\'here Hon1es. $87,500. 644-58.'\4. back ynl, covered patios, Irvine inn! dirung room,. hardwood creation tn redwood & you ·WU! be in this 2100 i;q \ T play area, dog run, Wrought niaple fl oors. dream klt· glass; views of ocean & fl , alr-cond, 3 BR. 20. Fain· 2 Story Bavfro~t \'A ~C~~1is~ONDO lron fences. 3 Br, J ~f. TURTLE ROCK chen \\i th large pantry. New Mt. ·Baldy. 3 BR., 3 lavish tly nn + Conv. Den, Deane PRIVATE DbcK 2 br. 2 ba & 3 br, 3 ba Ba. F am & Din rms, trplc, OPEN SUN. 12-5 luxurious carpets & drapes. baths, lge. rec. nn., 3 Home. Sen e in your fonnal 4 Bdrm, l ba, 2 frplc's $89,500 to $:50,000 Di>h&sh, _yanelinJ::, v.111 ll 4961 P~seo Segovia ~Val~ In ced~r closet; Span-frplcs. 3300 Sq. ft. 13(1) Dining rm in front of a w Ith e r a p e u t ic pool. Le t me . show you my CJM!T & more. lleautifWly Stunning, new Plan 3 home. ish-tilcd pal10. Exotic fish· Skyline J?r. $148,500 roaring fire or Informally on $199,CXXI. OPEN SAT. 1-5. ex c I us l v e v.·aterf:ront 96~41S43,soo. By Owner 3 Bdrms., family rm., pond. S9S.OOO. Call 494•8003· OPEN SUN. J.2-4, Handsome the huge cov'rd p at Io . 1338 \V. BAY li'"ings. % $22,500 & shake roof. Choic e IUK• views: 4 bdnns., 2% ba. chen. PTovo<-atlve Mastf'r .,),};)J dlnlng m1., 2 baths. Frplc. [ fAAl!lirllL.] 2-sty., canyon & ocean Beamed. garden blt·ln ki t-Onhl~ Call Joh675n ,.s~~T-A~t 3BR. l l,1r: BA CONDO location nr . park. $56.990 Underground util. SUbmll bath has step up Roman tub 21 EASTI3LUf1'" CONDO Sharp & clean. Assume • 01,-ner \\'ill lease Bl $450 ~ lots for trade. 12 4 8 & shwr. ~ 1 story, 3 Br. 2 Ba. Good 5'14 g,. J-,1A Joan. ,\nxiou.s per 1nonth. h·lorningside Dr. $82,950 $52,500 ~ I I k>ca tion. Musi sell our 2nd O\'ner agrees to 12'1~ down. DAVID D. CARLSON r,.;'ii""ii.iiS.;;;Ciioaiiiiislii;iHii""Yi;·i;'iiLii.Bii ... IRUSTIC AREA. !'.'ew 2 (Club Membenhip inclJ ho1 n1e, l~e nev.'. Beautifull y OPEN SAT & SUN REAL TOR 833-92931' 1 'G'1 BURR \VHITE REALTOR cecoralL-u & cuslomlzed i\.f'T ER N 0 0 NS, !:lj.1.i i lxlr1n .• 2 ba., din. rm .. frpl., RATED HOME 2001 NE\\!PORT, N'PT BCH t hruout. Wil l f I nan c e . K~nsington ( c 10 s e to SAYE GAS! Dynamic Dual lgc. !UMY kitch . Beaut. Gi5-4630 or 640--0lS6 $68,500. O\vner 644-1809 Bushard & Adams• 1 t.lajf'stic hon1es inillatt'd carp. & drps. View. Bus (Great for Families) 0 \\'N YOUR O\\'N p,\RK Charles Street, Realtor & fini shed ut 1hc san1c ~t"\·lce. l400 Sq. fl, for only ENJOY your e\'enings in * BAYSHORES * Chn•m•ng 1 UI'. cotl•ge Li\l' in ln.<inc -ifs so nice u -500 front of the fire o• )""t • ' &'>"'"'" time, al'c side h)' side in .-.•, · ' "" Bayshort' Dr. Approx . :.!600 nestler! in bi" ir-s. "•n .. iiiiiiiiiii•iiii~iiii"iiiiiiiiiii I you 1\·on"t \l"ant 10 dri\'c 494-7551 relax and watch TV in the "' ...... ....., a\\·a~·. \Ve ha ve o\'cr 150 the hills of Laguna & orter 1000 N "-·-t H La F .1 1 h' 1 1 Sq. ft .• 4 BR & lam. r m. v.·ith Franklin slo,•r. $37.000. 1\·onrlerou~ Sl'Cnes of the · ....._,, "'J'·· guna. ann Y rm 0 1 ii; ove Y Steps to beach. $130,000 Incl. Offers considC'rrd . ;, :i. 6 $2,850. DOWN ge;li you 3BR. 2' iBA. Beaul Patio • lhc best in condo lh·ing. 962-2456 hi omcs, 2 bedrooms and Pa ri fic. Each has 3 lxl ...... s. 3 BR, 1~. ba . hon1e, Lo-mooTing & 28 ft. diesel \\'eslminster, N.B. &'" •~o nn::cr . Conventional . V,\, ''" cated in newer a rea nr. 1 f' h M ·1 E I ~. ~~~ J-1-lA assu niablc 10 a,. s & \\"t "' carpeting. $61,400 ~1 s Ill er. an yn sr Y,7,uc;•'""'"',;;· ,..-=-~--- £ Lake Fot't"St , convenient to AYWOOD REALTY " available on intel"('!;t rates· ·11t h. 11 ff •RBOR v,·,, .. H o n1 c ,. a facilities. Price is nice '' y ns lo"' as 7';. Call today vlG'4a.~ -""==~=~-~--I at s34,91Xl. 642-0033 548-1200 CannC'l. Xtra lrg yrrl, easy for inforniation. B r o ke r Cetalln1 Sunset TOW OCEANFRONT to care. l B1· 2 811, din m1. 833-~0. You'll Jove the beautiful DUPLEX fan1 m1, tlv. nn ~/[J:ptc, TURTI..EROCK Te rra c-e , REAL ESTATE pnnoramlc view from this REALTORS & ASSOCIATES 4600 Sq fl f ·ood 1 cnts, xlnt com11111n1ty sch, over ~ ~ ft, air cond, 1190 Glenneyre St. deluxe 3 bdrm, 2 bath 586-8500 & quaitty." ~ ~ ~~~ pool & play ,ground. o .... ·ner i:llll65~~A~da~m~s~&~M~8§112~~11~a~1 ~H~B ! electronic f1Uer, 4 BR, 2 491_94n S49-03l G home! Wann vibrant decor Lido Isle One of a ~ Kind. $l!M,<XXI. S6'2:·500 64'1-8l60. 2019 Port r I ~l: be . 3 car gar.v/aulo door I·~~~~~!"!!...;~;;,,; with high beamed ceiling, 494-06!5 Realtor. Bns1ol. OWNER TRANSFERRED openor 2 d •-!e's wet L...w fireplace, dining a re a . BY ' "' ' ~. LAGUNA NIGUEL OPEN SAT/SUN 1-li Owner ""' 4 Br 2 'I .••• GOOD BUY ... huge: pa.lio •. Prot lndscpd, Contemporary kitchen ap-• HARBOR VU, sale or lea&e Ba all re-don · t 1llage Real Estate l' 4BR. 1800 sq ft. Only $35,900. auto. sprinklers, l\tany SPECIAL pliances. Mastet-_aulte & liv· 213 VIA DIJON option, by owneT, $69,500 'd e •. vacan Spacious Jivnn &: dlnnn. upgTa~es .~ extras. OWner Priced fer the bargain ~w~!'~:. 159'?ve,500 ~ l&~d_;;,ra't~ ~ .. ch~~,: t:R~Jiam :· poodin1 rm..: .. ~ ~~ ..... ~~-k::nd M~n;.r ~ like new crpt thruout. sep occupied 6 mos. SUPER seeker, l spacious bdrms =-v "" .......... '6 • • .,.. ""'• Barrel Lane NB laundry rm, cozy brick fpl CT.EAN. $125,COO. Open Hse, 1 ~4 baths, bright coun.,...; 494-8003 c:ou:ntry Englbh. $98,500. patio~vn, nlcely lndscpd, YO ' · · 30' covd patio. Nr schools Sat & Sun., Noon til 6. kitchen wHh gas bltw;f;; [ 121 VIA ITHACA 64()...l.:u;i or 586--5724 UNG Exec. home. 4 BR ll shopping. This v.·on'I la.st, 5522 Southall Terraet", separale ser\flce porch. Lg: TARDElLJ 4 & Den. 3 baths. Specioull SUPER MONTEGO + tam nn. Top Nev.'PQrt call tod BKR °'1 ooo• BY 1· . "th r· I & o -ed dd f local. Ownr W.C. 2nd ay. . ..., -.>JO-t APPOlNT~fENT ONL\" ,,·1ng nn "'' irep ace ~ ..-..ty. f\1 it. New a . & !arbor Vu, 4 BR, FR, DR. 642-9666. • VETERANS By ~'ner r Sacrifice Jo,·ely Attached garage w/extra dee. $129,500. Prof. lndscp. & upgraded. L!Nc;;:~=;;:;_,,---,,,.,.---- if you used yot.11' G 1 4 BR, 2 BA home with storage. Exrellf'nl financing OPEN SUN. 1-5 Open 1-5 Sat & Sun. 18.19 'rDA fsie. Private party 1'~e~ Ii oqly-ONE Gtiru>er6Ba}" ••• 01\)y 11 iqp~61.iu:ky !Of~llles (;an 61.IV~ THEI\):! SPLIT LEVEL Pl.AN thtt tee•nt, 9i•11I min .. r 1ulle •nd btltClllV bn ••P•rAt• lev•I. Ov••lookt pool t nd out to b.y. C1rp1ffd. L1tg• living room with fir1· pl•et 111d di11i119 1oom. B1leo11y to r••r with view to bty. 2 tlp1r1!1 b1droom1 1nd pl1y 1r11 off •••• pt tio on low•r lt vt l. $6f,OOO ONE o ~ BEST VIEW LOCATION S 1till .... a.bl ••• th• Bluff1. livi119, dining t rt• off1r1 br11tht1kl119 p•nor•m• of 1v•r eh 1n9Jn9 Upp•r B1y t 11d itt wild lift. Short w•lk to pool ' 1ncf •nl1rlt i11i11g .•rtt. On quit t, ei.il dt tte tftttt, lltttdy for your d1c:or•li119 th1mt. A grttl vtlut •t th i1 pric:1. $71 ,000 l BEDROO M on priv1t• 9r•tn b•lt. Spit l1vt l with bi9 m•tltr 1uitt , l1r9t living •••• ind firt pl•cir, St p1r1t1 vi1w dining. room. 81lcony look1 i.ip vr••n belt to f1mtd Upptr l1y, Q11t1t d rt1I. Wond1 rful n•i9hbori. Pict11rir u1u1 t nhy, s 70,500 OTHERS TO SI 30,ro:J. elega bll ity prior 10 hlay I, go~eous pool. Plush •·rpL~ C& prf;ced Cat justl $38,500. 1!120 S. Coast Hwy., L.B. Oceanfront O.Y.O. Laguna Port Charles Pl. Owner, ~~ls cii1°'21,5001°r~9 BR 196!1, you n1;i~· h11y another & ~rpi;-. Jnm1aculate! Ne'~'!Y • • 0 e5WOrthy H.o le N 79 So La. 644-5598 e. J""V;J _,..,., • hon1e, no dov.·n. up 10 p.1.111tcd &· deronucd. 4.J.Jl I OPEN HOUSE 3 ~ o. i ' mi: ~a . Sl ' BA FRONT N rt B h S . I) 0 0 0 f' Charlesvi\Je . Cir. <Th e Rea tors 640-0020 , r1ns., . . ase, y __ •_w-"po-=:=::'::"::'::'.:=:::-:::-:::.:::::.i::::.:.;..;:::;:;;. ___ _:.::.:.!:::..:..:::::::::..---1 ;J • • or n1orr 1 \\!illo\\·s ~ 6 7 j -3 2 2 ~' S1.1turdl\y & Sunday lease op1lon. at $fi50 mo. On J..inda. By appt. Hugf' IJlforinC'.~LJ. fJ6.~4-11 1 1, .. ~.1&-,.-.,39-.,"'.-..-... iiiiiiiiiiii•o•r l ~:1'fR~:1'~. t-~~~7i!;ir~to~ Dir!:i· t~~~2~B~-i1der Sale pr. ~~~ ~/~~~alfa ;;~s\ Y q i!t :11s: . * Crest Realty NO DOWN Enghsh-s!yle home 3100 :!;q. 5 c u s t o m h o me s: Open Sun. Denison Assoc. ft. ·I BR, 311 M. hugc !iv. hrcalh!aking vie\\'S o f 67:1-7311. To Executive G. I Buyer rni. \\·/exposed b eam l...'.lguna coastline. PriCNl f'f'i\P'g K.· massive I'O<'k frplc. fJ·oni $-M.700 to $36,900. EASTBLUFF Conrlo, by VACANT 'VALK TO BEACI{ & shopping. Price reduced lo $19.750. lofust sell this tieau!Hul l story Surfside O:indo. SCOTT REAL TY 536-7533 WEEKEND SPECIAL A.Hume 7% 1oe.n. S 1 9 2 tnonth, 3 Bedroom. 2 bath home on large lot \\1th pool. $27,900. Red Carpet, Realtors 962-Tm V;\ appr11isal is $52,500. 15 11URe elect. kit. w/vlew Excellent fi nancing nv11.il. owner, X·Pl3n. r·orn1Al D.R. Mos. new. 2 Story, 4 bedrm, J)!'e.akfasl spaet>. 2 llep. 1059 SANTA ANA 3 Br, 2~f: Bn. F.R .. ptilio. 3 ha. f\.1i nutes to F'Mvy & ff Split level. inC'l. rec. racil. UCL 0\\rner transferred. sj)<·l~k~ing orocc;~ud~ew~llli7 An::h Beach Heights LIDO lSLE $65 000 $67.000. 832-5888. 644-0533. .. 96!!.:JM"""!l5""B"ro"k"e"'·.., .... ..,...,I yrs. old &. immaculate. South1..~~4~{fiC Corp. -, * HARBOR VIE\V HOMES Sensibly priced S 1 2 9 , SO O 2 BR + den/3 BR. nr. park, BY O\\.TteT, Univ. Pk. ft.1 JAMES LOMAS R E A L Here is )'OU1' chance to 11Ye pool & achl. Total upgrade, 3 BR, 2 BA. lam. rm .. , o;:EST"'='A=TE'7'4'>~1-~l"'008~.c,,,,=-OCEANFRONT on Lido & el\loY pmtlge unique Jndscp & decor. rrplc. atrtum, maJnt. tree1 · I CONDOMINIUMS by tbe .ea. Your own M1n1 S65 000/lse QPt 1833 Port yd., bncl< patio, Jreee,poolauto RAND NEW CutJe, Just .teps to the aUmooth.' ~er &14-4003. ~:,:-;,;,~~Qui· er'i;., • ..,,!: WHITE WATER IO Luxu'l' Reold"""" beach. Vacant• the......,, WATERFRONT 1000 5Q . ft, to 3000 llQ'• ft will even carry the loan. = shop<. Ask. $61,500. VJEW $44,000 tD $18S,OOO Horbert Hawkins Realton CONDOS ROOM Fo 00 0 ~ I ,.. old w/boat •lip. 3 Br A BF.AUTY on su pu R P L PEN HOUSI! p Own/A£!, 67H'l29: 9l1H644 .,...nbei!. 2>; yrs. pre•tlge 3BR, den, lonnBl dining 10 AM TO 4 PM DAILY RICE REDUCED BLU>TI condo 403 f':r<ecutivc arcll. Very stuu-p, room, 2 baths, forced air 496 Cliff Dr, L-un• Bch $4,300 VI t Ro 3 BORPEN,,, BA 4 BR, 2", BA, liv. rm., heat. fully carpet~, large -• Oi111rmln" 2-sty. 4 bdrm., 2 s a ma. 71 • 'REPOSSESSIONS 4••ssn Reeltor • '".500 Ken Smith ru1r. !nm. rn1 ., Io,m. d; ,. . , endosed level ynnl, huge ~ • balh home with 2 pall<,.. ~ for informo.t\011 a ncf Joc111 Ion bc11.utlf111ly 1 n nd s c a p ed , ,i.,:i1rage gn:sit for "'orkahop !!!!~~!!!!'~'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I detaehed garage; •teps to of these Fili\ & Vi\ honies, 11tudio darkroom, g r~ a 1 & storage. RENT NOW • , • • beach. $88,500 OPEN Houat Sal & Sun 1~ 1ronu•ct • inve~rment , $57,500. fiil -.~1 6 $56,950 BUY laler in Laguna Beach. GIB WALKER 2006 Vl1t11. Caudal, Bay Vu ' KASABIAN PR J\~ATF: \\'alnut SQuArt' OPr:N l">AILY Ottan view. Near beAChe" RHlty 67S-5200 Bluffs Condo 3 hr, 2 ha. 1015 ORO ond 1hon•, OwneT aay1 ~ •• ~~=-~~~~.:....:.=.: 10% dn. $82,500. Ail 675-~ +• IO\,'llhoUl'C, NC\\' & spotlC!l!i. .... ~ 50 Ft N d C ~1al E s tate 962-6644 l Br, 2 lln. i;C\\·ln1e l'lll. 6Th-1219 ac 1oday's prlcea. • or orner 1-1.V. Hh's S hr. Fam rm. S Y o "·ner Prestia.Ste inOOel 1-"cnct•d yar9t, Realtors S~1u1blng Contemporary din rm, 3 ha, Jrg k>t. Npt ~JOO, 4 BR. 4 BA. formal & 11'«1-c:tt ion. Crpl/rlrps, BRAND NEW 497-1761 4 500 Sq,~~~t BdnM. ~~~~ $77,s:'JO. Own~r . S rn1, fa n1 m1 . 2 frplrs. hllni;, $30,500. 8 3 :l. -2 O 3 G · ALMOSJ' f" IN I S HE t> -$179 500 ="°=====--~~~~ td lhn1-out + l4X1."1 Open I louse Sun. 14626 Ovnl 4 BR $43,750 Fully Insulated, 2 LAWSON 'REALTY , l~AYCREST ov..neT 4 Br, 2"9 .11hl'Cf bonuK rm. $56.000 P.d . IOJ;, Oro $56.000 BR. 2 ha . frplc, wnlk in 7 Bl!: F. R. 2 fp. a.Qume 811-6™7. O.H. l·'· Sat & TURTLE Rock. New 4BR, l2T48R~AloNrnSlnP1"A· 'cd• 67 ,118221,,_'1!1J d o•mt, •kytlgh/JI, b .. ,m * 6 5-4562 * 5 .,. %, 174,000. 548-5044 J&tn Il l no1 llell. 2~ OO lhs. 2 r r p 1 CJI. ~=c,;..;:.:....:c.::....cc.:.r..:..:.;,;•_ (.'tiling, lot! cf atoregt. lD2S FANTASTIC BUY BEAOI llOUSE best 3.re8i C'1Jl,.DE-SAC with poc;T, 4BR, UN?'!ldcj_ df!'pcs. Q\\nM' OV.1N YOUR OWN APT. nell' Oro St., 0\\-ner 4~ Back door to beach walk. ateps to ocean. $50,000. aBA . 11.1nken bethtub, bc•ut $60,IXX>. ,J;J2-$G.i6", Victor liUi')8. ~cW.ar 4 BR, 3 BA, FR. l!Vet bar, 4 br + l»,y w . Now $10,000 Owner Call &T;,...2445. manca.c.pt'd. must lfll bt TURTLEROCK -Ready for COASltlne view. ta-'X!. 2400 l!q. ft. Newly del".. leu . JIUlT)'I Opfr'I Sun. l · BEACH HOUSE. + good owner. S 4 2 , 5 00, Just crpt 5eleclion. :r br. 2 be. \\'al lace L. Ne.ft, RH.ltor J..e, p&llo, $ 64,900 OWN'. 5pro, 425 Vla Udo Nord. tncome, Stepg to ~ beach, ·,,,.,pa,., -$49,500. Ex. loan .. !il:hlm. 2211 "F!"' 49M:!l8 4'>Hi571 m-rm. 169,000 fee, brOktr 64+8i16. ' \ ) ' GRAND OPENING ' NEWPORT BAY TOWERS 1 & 2 BEDROOM CONDOMINIUM HQMES e BAYFRONT HOMES e BOAT SLIPS e FULL SECURITY HIGH RISE e STEEL & CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION e PRIVATE BALCONIES e 2 GARAGE SPACES PER UNIT e ROOF TOP SUN O~CK UnulUCll opportllnftY At purchase Bay Front Property in Newport B"ch NEWPORT BAY TOWERS J10 PllNANDO llD. NEWPOIT llACH 67R111 ! • Newport llMdl ··--- 130 F&ET ON WATERFRONT 2 .tory, 4 BR, 2 BA, newly decorated in & ou~ Heavy shake" roof, 2000 sq. ft. 12 yrs . new . Fee land, park your boat at attached pie• & slip. $119~ lull price, $1D,000 down. WATERFftONT PRIVACY uplon1 Unlh "'''-162 ncome Propertz '166 SAN a.F.MENTE. &aut. In- SUPER It UNITS 1 v .. t=nt on ,..,,do blult1. Thtte thrff 4-plexet ar. 5 UnUa with PoOl ~ &nraa:es. located ln a nlot Anahelm Carp.. drps, aome with area. Very low vacancy trplcs. SUS,000. ' Sundi&J, Ftt>ruary 24, 1~14 HouHt Furnl1hed 306 H9uHt Unfurn. 30 ou1et Unfurn. ---------:------i-'"'-;.;...;...;_ ____ -'-'I JI • ) Cosio Mt11 1_c_o_ro_n_•_do_l_Mo __ r ___ 11rvlno 'immmm~-~~I STUDENT & Sln<l••I 1 Br_ SEAWIND Newport llolcb Nl:W llvbtr View $1~ l • Mobile }Jome. ,115. tJrll pd, Buslnon Homeflnders 547-9641 Next To Spyglass Opportunity 200 2 BR., I 'BA-wahr, dly•r. VIEW TV S n . i Wal~. Gardener. $250 S Bedroom 2 bolh ... ~-* I ltirto iwpo. r mo. 646-0019 ti-~, ' r-at d'~1n1"..!,· ~1USt SeU! , , , , , , , •••. , $5,000 J.Y v•u• .,. w~ pl"'t'RntJy Mw • nne • Br +~-·-F 11. 'I t 2 ' •· or ......... nn,., at ect on o , "' 4 D.R. >Ont for tamll)' Uvtnr. bedroom rentals from $280 • Br + bo r II. to $450. mo., AS v.-ell a1 ~:5724 or 640--~rm, · ' re51:1Jes In the ~•. We a.re' ~s"a:,ri~C:,:le..:m::...::e.::n:.;to=::__- here to sotve YOUR. houslni ------·---needs: 3 BR, 2 BA, 2 yr. old complete w /fireplace DW, etc. 1600 sq. ft. Fee land In Newport Shores. 309 Canal. Full price only $52,500. factor. Park·llke lota w/2 TRl·PLEX. Nr So. Cout mmmq poo1a " -P~ 2-2 br, !:L hr. play area. All 2BR lBA Frjlc a. sh&&' c r p t • • Units. Cross • c bed u I ed taragtt. $485 mo. ~nrome. tneome over $21,COJ. per )T. Xlnt investment, 101/~ down, With 10% ~ owner Will fl!.llO cany at ! "'"' SAN CLEMENTE-New on MAGIC CARPET REALTY market 5 units on the bluUJ; * ru:st t~ood 'T9-ke-oul I rvf"-e self-<: anina: oven. Enjoy Cood locatk>n .• , , .•• , .$5,000 private community Lennis & • Au•o Bo<b' & Pnlnt 5\1.'inmllng pool In this r-1luh '°I 11·llt1. I ---··1 I l'111!11r 1''0R In San C!tmente 4 Br, 4 Ba, fanlutfc cu.tom ·: Well E&te.b ...•••... ,,$30,IXXI April lst to Sept. 15 pre11tigioUJ1 are&. 8 bove built houlle on aol1 C'QUn4I . , COMMERCIAL OFFICE Brand-new on Peninsula. Comer lirepla~. commercial carpeting, orange drapes, park 6 cars, near terry. Perfect tor R.E. oUlce, CPA, Atty., etc, $59,500 and owner will Ii· nance with $10,000 down. BRANO.NEW DUPLEX Large 3 BR, 2 BA. upper unit w/Uoor to ceiling fireplace. Bay "-ew from rear, oc;ean view from front. 2 BR lower unit, Upper is vacant and ready for new owner or tenant. $110,000 and you own the land. 1 blk to bay or ocean. Ufetime cedar exterior. NEWPORT PIER REAL TY 714-673-205I ovo1. 675-5417 tn4> 119-4443 overlookina the blue SAN CLEMENTE Pacific. l-2 br, :J.I br, 2- J kl ,_ • •·-·· ., .. , .. _ Crpu, dti>e. ""°'· ust a 1 ~p to Poo • ui:'"'". aarq:es. Outatandln&" view. Low maintenance. 2 BR. $125 ooo & !·BR. •P"· Wh&t • DAVID D. CARLSON locaUon, !or only !113,(XXI 83• _3 Shlold1 RHI Est1to REAL TOR ~,., * Auto Wet &. leasing Furn. ~ BR., 21,t ba. 14~ Corona del l\1a.r. $495 per 50 To 80 Oll'I 100 ....• $25,000 lneludill( 111.niencr. month -leaae. 644-4687. • Jc\\·elry Store Jo~ebruary thru Augwt ONLY THE BEST? Sale& & re~ir $40 ooo I f'um 3 DR. 2~' ha. $325 RIVIERA • RE"A"l. TY Pet· month Incl. gardenrr Provincle.12 BR., :! b~ ho1nc. ,49 B d , c M frplc. Nr. beach. S350. _ ron "ny, . . * * * * * • * 642·7007 * Near new 2 BR,. 2 00. a111., Bottlt Water Route rtJ(_'ely !urn. View. $3.~. "I l11 ~''l 1i·lltl. • ·-·-· ::i:.~lAl.lil ••. _ i --,~u~N"'n=s,_-----~~ -• S ANISH Own yoUr o"·n bolUc water DUPLEX BEACH P route, will l<aln It qualiliod----"Jlr·ulior ****** Near ne"' 3 BR, 3 lla. $400. University R talty * 673-~10 * OLD CDM 1 year old. 3 blocks 10 beach! Best Ornnge Co. & L.A. 3 Br Owner'• unit Tiny view ot Blue PacWc. Areas avail. Will 'adjust 1111 \Vestern Bank Bldg. 6 I I iz IO t"t ~.1 · Unlvcrslty Park, Irvine ==.~-~~~~~-*•• 900 Gorgeoua 2 story -Wl t rou e 5 e 1 your nt.~11. Days 552_7000 Nl,.hts COZY Cape Cod Style 2 bdr, ,,_, apartment Spwtllsh motif. Earn $1300. per mo. Polen· • t bath unturnW!cd hou!!e. 13J..07IO (B~R) RON Zero vacancy. Bargain Hal unlimited. Silver Springs "'"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"" Near beach and shopp!11g, DUPLEXES HTG SCH beach town value at ONLY \Vater, 964 N. Batavia, Laguna Beach Fireplace, carpeting, slovl'. New W Br dlx bcb units 1 SU5,000! Try ~~ do"'n. Orange. reJrigerator and f c n c e d 15th & Acacia, open daily 1.5: Fantastic apprec1ahon area. (714) 5J2..6501 YEAR round, 2 BR tum. yards. $290 1'to. -I l 8 1~1 \\'estern Ban}( U.ldg. Unlver&.lcy Plll'k.. lrvlnc D•ys 5S2·7000 Nights panoram1 ocean v le w :192-TI43 NEWLY decorated 2 BR home. w/enclOAt<l yard & carport No smoke/drink. References $225. 494-7919 San Ju1n Capistr1no 3 BR. 2 ba. bit/Ins, ocean 2 Bil. :! Ba ............ S3:!5 vie-A'. new hon1e, Harbor 2 BR, 2 ba, a/c .... , ... S275 Lane lfomeft $290. Alter 8 3 BR .. l~ M. , ....... $275 p.ltl. <:ll.11 499-3020 3 BR, 11¥ bath~ ...... S300 Santa Ana 3 BR, 2 baths ,,.,. $37514501 ----------1 4 BR .. 1% bnlh!I ...... S300 4 Bil, 212 baths .... SWO ·150 •I Bl\., 3 bnth11 • .. • • .. . $425 CALL 552·7500 VISION n c;ALL Y 3 Br $180 tncd. lntge garae;e. family & ptl. VACAN'T 3 Br 2 Ba $245 bltns, C & D, kids & pets LO'J'A ROOM 3 br tm $295 frplc, 2 car, So. Cst PllUB ,41LA Rentals 642-83U University Park 536-4022, eve <n4 ) 539-6?79 ;~~1833-330Sll-l\~I • Liquor Store $25M mo ~:;ih~~ t~~d·.'.e~~06b~ =I~~ and :~ke~3085 !ST Tbne llilod, Ne.,,.rt ! e MFG . Net $58M '7l S3l5-CALL US >'OR ALL CHARMING 2 BR hou,., ,_N.;,ew...:..po,;,r:.:t....::11,;,°':.;':;,h:,_ __ 1 University P1rk Beach d:.1plex, 2 BR & 1 BR, -' • e Flower Shop.Nwpt Bch Y 0 U R SUMMER pvt patio. fncd. yd. Pels 1-on nice 1z lot , $77,500. 507 Q RENTAL?. OK. Bi·ight & swmy. $275 BEAUT. comer '"'nh!!, quiet, Bl·g Canyon 'eoBR. fam rm;_21 \~. ~· Ea.at Balboa BJvd, 67J.6880 ; : • SEW-Mail rder Items Gumb1ner & A ssoc. 718 Orchid. Open Sun 1-6. REALTY REALTORS 2 Bil. 2 BA. patio, nr. pool , e red hill rner, near ,,..,.,., enrus. Realtor I _ ---m•!!!~ HOLLAND BUSINESS 49-4-9421 548-4$7 Uni v. Park Center, Irvine tenn is eta. $325/lse. SSZ-9261 By Owner. $57,000. CaJJll-'-==-------"""~~o---=~c---,--,-OPEN HOUSE (7141 55>-734.5. Income Property 166 Industrial Property 168 645'4170 SALES 5!0-0608 1 BR attrac turn house, $170-NEW 3 Br. 2•; &, frplc, 1-747-720 Salaried man, no pets, patio or sundeck. So. Coast Laguna Beach Condominiums SUNDAY 1-6 14 UNITS OVER 1f2 ACRE Ac:ti've Take 0 ,,. 494-8170 H•Y-March o cc upy _I-""'-------Unfurn. 320 24 PINEHURST LANE ~ •• $450/mo. 511 & 513 1131l/UTIL Pd, small hul _;;......;,,;_ ___ ..;;;;,;: ,, --1.-. Close to . new Montcll.ir INDUSTRIAL FOOD BUSlNESS. on. nctive Newport Beach l''ernleat &to-.8-K6 ni<.-e 1 Br. yru·d & pal\o. Coste Mt•• 1 i S ~t A G N I F I C EN T , ,..... Plaza. Pride of ownership $225-2 BR near beach, Rcd""OOd Home created by . units Jn hi&h rental demand PROPERTY· ~;~~e~°:rt a-;~~~ ~~~:r. NEWPORT BEACH 3 BR, 2 .Ba, crpt/d11is, encl bf>nu!iful vie"" sml pct ok. J\fES1\ \'e1'de, beaut. & BR, the archltect-011rner is one area. ShoY/11 excellent Close to Harbor Blvd. at Be Lido I I & L. d gar, pnv pe.uo. Lrg yrd. ~IARJ\1ING 2 Bt·, fJ·pli.', of true beauty . Mobile Home1 spendable. Will trade down mln . n1ent. Call 646-3255. Agent .aut. s e In a No singles, no p e 1 s, 1 be.. shag. gar, patio, pool. Hand . c ratted finiAh For Salo 1"" or consider •n" reasonable 3526 West 600ster Aves.I~~ for details and appointment. ls.le ,,·aterfront homes on $:l3.'i/mo. 673-3690. child/pet, 3 Arch Bay. Adults $2U. 54&--0281 -..:..;::...=;~----'C::~:.1 -v Santa Ana. 1 sq. ft. "5· 11.nnual leases. $375-LARGE 3 Br, 2 Ba. F • V I throu;:hout & ca t e f u I ternu:. Offered for nro,ooo. Plus 2400 sq. It. of shed Bill Grundy Rltr. 67~161 Costa Mesa rrplc, dbl ga1', yard, pnho. ountain a lty .. selection of appointments&. MOBILE HOME Call Colwell 646-«i55. now used as omamenlal iron 14 yrs estab Beauty Salon. $500-NE\V 2 Br, 2 Ha, frpl c, materia.ls used with the FOR SAL&•, works. Owner may lease 6 Stations. $12,00), C.J\t . BALBOA Isle-lovely 3 Br., VACAN1' S rkl' I 3 aU bl!ns, J\Tagnllirent dC<.'k $265 TOWNHOUSE Studio:': .,....at,... attentto to BALIOA TRIPLEX II area. A Sand & Sea Rlty. ZBn S450/mo. 321 AmeH1ysl · pn mg <· ean Privacy. D/R, 3 BR. 0""'n ~ • .,,.~ ~• n .every SILVERCREST back tor 5 years. Exce cnl 675-8800 213-7~856 tO,vner) be~room ' 2 b<;t hon1e In & vie\\'! I-louse. 10052 Quall ~. detail, gives one the One-3 Bedroom, one-2 investment. Drive by and ' ' ==~---~~--1 prune resldcnt1nl area . NU VIEW RENTALS Cll m~2675. luxurioua ftoelln~ of superb MOBILE HOME bedroom, one--1 bedroom call now. Priced at $65,cro.M ___ o_n_e,_y_t_o_L_01_n ___ 2_40_ STEPS to ocean. Winter. 2 Fireplace, all bllns, fan1ily .,.., -0 494-32 .. , ~~~~~----- quality. 111is 4 Bedroom 20' x 53', 2 BD 2 BA. carp., Balbol Peninsula you own Call 646--0555. -BR, $225. incld util . rm and large yard. Lease 61,,.-lOO or 'tO Huntington Beach home, on a park, creates draped, bl t·inll.. refrig., the-land. N~ carpets &: 1st TD Loans ---"Ca"l~·~"'~,---=-~----1 $35(1/monlh i mm e d hr t (" 4 BR. 3 BA. 2 trplc, !O.Ol nn. its own rural alJ'nosphere wuher &: elect. d.ryer, Wed ~pe lnco 19" th Ai\ """-Session. Call :.t5-8424 26.'iO sq ft $490. TA~tARACK. Plan A, 2 BR. -ti •· I IN w-• s. me w.rnon · I"'~ S cl I m lC ''"'ar o ewport for 220 air cond., kitch. Ottered at SL.'>9,000. Call Houses Unfurn, 305 SouthCo, Realtors. Large bachelor, good loea· pa ous, D.\Y., Poo , encl Beach in Big Canyon. clock, storage !bed, land· M6-<655. THE UP TO 90% ----------NEAT 2 Br Mobile SlW tion, $150. mo. patio S275 mo. 842-3450. Modestly priced at $235,CIXl. 11eaped patio. Three Yl"I· old BERG 81/4 % INTEREST _G_e_n_•_r_•_I ______ cloRe in, <fuict. A\'ai!! 4 Bil, 2 BA, frplc. J.Jj(), n10. fJ\tMAC 3 Br Condo, trplc, Open House Y.'111 be held -like nu. Located in new OTHER UNITS ~.W. 2 d TD L ID EAL 3 br sm. fenced. All immed occupancy. \Vasher & dryer. $225. from 1-< PM, sun' adult Pk-away from nol•y -'/ ~y -n oa ns "LA JtENTALS T M Li c II u 493-0125 s:J&.,9837 i.~ebruary 24. Directions, St. One-hall bl. from club-Depending upon ~hat you = ~ -.,... oo a:ny to st· a s B'• C••~n "·•d to o-·al ho""" SIS•~ ~u EVES want to accomplish, some -~ O C wt utcw.IJ:t JH HIYICt ALA Rental, 642-1383 PORTUGUESE Charmer 2 AVAIL. March lat. l BR ~ -~-,.., '""I "'-""'· .~ . .....,, · ..__ 1 1 iii be be 1 Lowest retes range o. BR d. · roo '-'le nd All I 1 •-· ' " St. George, turn towards 213.roM690 .697·7152. .,,..,.,,,. o un ts w tter fAlT<as Sattler Mtg. Co. eeJ BR-$22.l (kids okl. 11e.rtJ ..... ~~oors. ~~~;,£ co o. app' poo --.;, the ocean ~~ block to CAN ee'sEEN AT: : g;oovt\I~ .-'!.~~~~~ Successor To 642-2171 SC" "''"11 f ~ HOUSIS Lrg lncd yrd, quiet area, 2 blks to beach. $311 . mo ,12';---15c,-,,-""'~·,_-~87U70-~·-o----""1', ~:'t~t Lane &: left to CRESTMONT either "P~ r·~h~a 5 in g or COLWELL Properties, Inc. Serving Harbor area ~-J ftii ::,~. neive~~; 646-!l666 4!»-529l Huntington H1rbou:r DONALD M ESTATES selllng/.,.changlng. C.11 --L Hiil NEW Cond 2 BR t ~ ~ ' JOCil. Site Dr., Brea. (Central 646-«i55. 3500 SQ. FT. Tl LT-UP LOANS available, any type, ~IWPOlr & IAT, c.M. '42·1311 3BR, 2ba, trplc & gn.rage, I °"'°ag,.u"n"•'-"-=''----o; • '-· B•lrd Ave. a.cross from Brea Good area of Santa Ana. ~~>"M~~~i"C: c~i~: ON \Vatcr 1 Br $1 25-furi~ ~enc:~sf'1i:at~,& ~ ol 3 BR, 2 BA condominium, ~:Oslfu~~b~-mo~ C.On1m. Hosp.) Lot #46, 11 Yea.rs old. $37,500. Owner · · rustic, stv/ref, pet ok. S325' "'' ~ sU:21J99 ps, Ne1v \\'orld, Laguna Hill!!, collect, aft 6, or all dtj " ASSOCIATES REALTORS CONTACT RAY, PK. MGR., will carry 1st trust deed. Money Wanted 250 DARLING 1 81· dplx $160 mo., P crpts, drps, 2 car gar, use y.·knds. 213 322-4427 ' . -l32-llOO for showing. Roy McCardle Realtor now garden plot, beam & 3 BR, 2 BA, FIR. DIR. ol pool, comp! n1a1n1, Newport lk•ch OPEN SUn. waterfront park l810 Ne_wp:irt Blvd CM lST TD LOAN, 65% OF ge.r, L/R. New Green brook SJG-9602 .,._"'-''-"c.;.,;;;.;_=;_--- l780'Z Irvine Blvd. Tustin dbl Y.1de, I/place, pool. 548-7729 . \1ALUE. lOo/o INTEREST. CLOSE in 2 hr $185 E/side home. 992 Carnation, 0.1. l -N' I 4 Br, 3 Ba, nu 1,.. C plan,~! You Wouldn't 9 •!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !83~2-138 __ 7______ stv/ref, C&D, rohild, ""L 6T:>--Om aguna 19ut "' R e d e co r . $ 7 , 0 0 . By ::~~~::::::::rr c . •· ==~==~-~= poolsJde BluHs. 1M $650. W • 'Til S Delaneya, '11.X> Udo Parle Dr. CLOSE TO BEACH I Mortganes, UINZIIO-SeQUE 2t + den. ~~~tudio ?o.fESA VERDE area, S BR, THE SHORES. Oceanside sell $84,996, 3 Br. 2 Ba Git I Ummer Newport Beacb.. lWl01$ • e o apprecia"'. 2 BA, FR. water pd. luxurious 2 BR, den, 2 ha, & Pwdr rm, greenbelt. Lie , · To Buy A ~IOBILE11iortle 2 BR, 2 BA, SUoceS80J' to ~~nd~~7ex~elrea~. l:db1 1;;;T;;;.ru;;s;t;;O;e;e;;d;;';;;;;;;;;;;;2;;60;; 1?o~~mu~l ~·gar. tncd ~= occup. l ".Aft s, Hv-dining combo w/trplc, S350. sell $74,995. 833-8635. ;· -C _...,bl II tcreett p:>rch, com PI . COLWEU.. Properties Inc ge.r ea. $80,000. 514 18th St. lND TRUST OE EDS IRVINE 3 br 2 ba $315 trplc, .~o;;;o;;--;;::--;;;;;;;--;:;,,;,,>::;; beam ceilings, bltns, beaut 557-7883' OftY ... 11 ••• r e'd e co rated· Bayside ' . H.B. Call Builder. 847-3957 bltns, D/\V, 1 car LARGE 2 Br $200. N all. landscaped. enclosed pallos, San Climentt So "·hy "'alt for the Wle.ted Vlllage 675-3628 DUPLEX * \VANTED * To borrow on your Real REAL hm 4 & bonus Rm Fenced for pet. l.Jehind guarded gates, pvt .;,;,,;;.,..;;_;_==;.;.----1 prices of the summer to 1l' x 52' Mobile Home Ocean 6 MOS. NEW, $69,500 3 • 1 b " t ... 1n Estate, invest for good $ 3 2 5 fr p I c , sch J s Homefinders 547·9641 beach, rec center \\'/pool, BRAND new 3 BR, 2 BA1 E •t b or 't"'P ex., Y P•'-PY· .,....., .neJd, or sell existing note. cl _, trnnis, etc. !400 mo, Nr 2 naUos rec tac Pm: buy a profitable 1umrner-view, 5 Star adult Nev.1>0rt a.st C.11 .. 1 lk NoMh of to $60,000, 8 to 9 X's gross. "' o~a1unr l BR ho e ru5 util pd ..-• · • 1vinter rental P""""""" Call Beach Park. No pets $6500. Ralph's ?o.tkt. Deluxe, huge, CM Pti 1 Call us Signi\l ?o.tortgage Co. ATRIUM 4 br FR 2 Ba 2 BR l l50us ' kid / · schools. 496-0170, 842-7736. Heights. $325. mo. 675--0751 us 11bou1 this ';.clj''1~1.1led 64&-8018 Evenings 2 BR. 2 bas., D.\V., 642-4.us~ea. n. on y, (TI4> 556--0lOS $450 view hills &. ocean! Agt . }~ee 9~ s pets. Newport Beach Townhouse Unfurn. JU 3 BR down, 2 BR up du· WATERFRONT Cabana. cpt, drps, concrete space Laguna . - P'""· only 6 doors to the Adult• only. ~'."""-for camper. boat, etc., off 6-2 Bdrms w/pool. Ea.o;ts\del ~!!!!! MAN\' L A RC ER &.1 BR house, frplc. fenced TRY IT Coste Mts• ....., ._.. CM near 17th St. $106,000/ SMALLER yard, clilld Qk:, pet $10 xtra, • • · • • beach. Now only $79,900. Call 548-0053 or 675-1996. alley, . Assume S45.ooo 3 Bdrm, 1 % Bath Duplex CALL US!!! avail immcd. Sl.30, 645-0m YOU'LL LOVE ITI LOVELY 4 br, 2 bit nt ·• lCY/o Do-.~ 644-?2ll 8.x:3S n£ETWOOD, $1700, :euo»s1.1oon per 8%-z!: nr/new, Eli:stside $57,0X>. ....-ALA Rentals 6424383 2 BR Duplex, $150. Garage. LEASE A swim'g pool, crpts, drw " /Jn NIGEL 11AIL(Y b, A551JCIATE5 2191 Harbor Space 2, <M;ta Present rents are $550. per Tom Miller, Agt. 642-48ll I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iii~ Fenced for kids & pet. NEW BLUFFS HOME rear patio. See Jack ; :r.tesa. ·mo .. Larger loan it needed Lots for Sale 170 I' Homefinders 547·9641 Delight rul slngle s tor y 979--1633 1 Br compt Ba, & patio at 8 % % · PRINCIPALS H f · h d "Linda" plnn · spncious, Hunt1'n•ton BNch ONLY • ., l""~ BLDRS. SPECIAL ouses; u r n1s t 2 BR, crpt/drps, quiet, priv. • furn Mobile ijome on Bay, · U"U-. .-. ----------t" 1 1 N t hig h beamed ceiJ.; ~ BR .. -5 R 2 lot in Hunting'lon Beach pa 10, cp e on y. o pe 1. ••r 100 PRIDE 4 PLEX . 4 -1•0 ~-General Hou-* Apll, SlBO-541H405,548-8251 2 ba., deluxe featu=. 1-===c==~'="=:====c 1 '73 MADISON 22x44 Like Will take units. .w,vvu. Oversized patio, CUS"l.om large 5 Bedroom new. In modern local Park, $65,000. . cU'h tcgJ!ck-~~ $12G-UTIL Pd Nice Bach, * 145·0111-* 3 Br, 2 ha, cent. air. 3' carp. & drapes. Ve.cant & 3 Bath home in good location, I nd ~ lot ·-1~. full kit •-pri" v decl< So yrs old, clean. Nr So. Coast nlOSt appealil!B at $495. N~n Beach. Extra large :_"!;!;!"'!"!~!!!!'-!!!-!;!!~!True pride of ownership in * Crest Realty · "6 • • • 4l3W.11thCOSTAMESA Plaza. $D>. 963-2187. OPEN TODAY tamlly room. Unique Mex.i· '!!! ~ ~ezal~ 4N~arex.,hopPer; OCEAN Marina improved s~JT"ir. Pd I Br, bltns, ~. -$140. -furn bachelors. 3 Br 2 Ba, nr parks & 2105 VISTA UMBROSA can Drlft"''OOd rock tlre-I Ii y-~ 2 bi"-beach 1 ........... suo & up • furn I BR'S. 6Ch, bltns, nice fo.tesa del - •-•-•-..... ASlumable lots. Write ClassWed Ad ..... u, ....a • ..._ .... -. ~. ~~~::~.uilt_ ldtt;~ ~-. 8~% .. 001~. or. $15,000 No. 93, Dally P1lo1, P.O. ~~k B:;ea.c~lcCo~! ~~i $b~.' N1:· Jc~~· W\f. 1 child DMar. $300p I into.Ilse. 642-8951 [fl ~~·~···~&Jr fenced back yard with Aide down to new 8%% loan • Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Calif. M $1G5. • 2BR unf, ·l~I ba, an1 on ~t-_: $411 per mo. All 2 bedroom 92633 ar. •£"( ~-U entrance for boat. traile~, A..:<:;•..:eo;•_,,g.:;e_f;.:o:;.r...::ll:;lc::•_...;;IS:.;O:i units. Extra storage. See to =""--~-=------1 $400-Exceptklnally nice 2 Br, gar. AVAIL now new 3 hr, 2,~ " ii.:i etc. Roon1 for Olyn1pk· size believe. Call f&at 833-~. Rancfles, farms, 2 Ba, frplc. beaut furn, $220NICE. _ 3 BR, unI. gar, pet ha, . f.p.; close to schls, ,.r,. realty pool, volley ball. Sprtnklers __ G;;.;..rO;;_V:;•;;:•;_ ___ _,:180 CdM. -· • .,...,.. 1 · ~ front & back. Perfect home GREAT NU.VIEW RENTALS FRO?o.t $195 · 2, 3 &: 4 BR ~;rn ~ mo se. "V and yard for ch ildren. Ne"·· 40 ACRE RANOI 673-4030 494-3248 houses. Famllies OK. ~14 Vista de\ Oro port Harbor High School Appreciation Potentl•I AS.SUME PAY?o.fENTS or \VE 1-lAVE J\1ANY, MANY 2 BR House, lge yd, $26.5. Newport Beach DislT'ict & \\'oodland Eleni. LIQUIDATION $ A DLOROS $ MORE• mo. pet1 ok. Call betwn 6-14•1133 ANYTfME l blk. 10 n<'w Boy's Club. Superbly localed agricultural TRUSI' BENEFICIARY L N LANOLORO.S FREE 5 & 1 pni. 494-4444 Belo"· l\larket Priee nl lnnd on e. corner of deslg· NEEDS HEL.P We Need Your Listings 3 BR • 2 BA Old Corona • Fount•ln \11Jlay TENNIS BUFFS $68,500 wlfh 20'.( clo"·n 11r 1111tcd ntajor arteries, only Mtdlcal·Profeulonal $8460 original price 1nny be So ~?~PU~~ .&\\;;;!:18~1~ .Y~u 1325 Only steps 10 tennis court, \.\111 consider e. 2nd. Call 1, mi fron1 Fresno-Clovi.~ Small oJflce bldg. -north picked up by making 3 back · : • SINGLES & Student& ok. 2 11"1mmlng pool from NE\V O\~·ner 6-16-5602. 2084 Tuslin city limits in lhe path of Cosla atesa. 2 Adj. suites of payments of $69.00. with a $ ALA RENTALS $ 3 S:--vle>.1' • nei\' · Laguna· Br Co~. $180. Pet ok. 3 bedroom, {or 2 & den). Ave .. Newport Beach. gro11·th. \\'ilh 19',C dn. ov.'tler offices, one now occupied, be.le.nee of S702S.OO e.t 7% Newport & Bay, CM 642--8383 3 BR-. Kt"ds' pell! OK_ • ._,, Homef1ndtrs 547·9641 formal dining, firepl ace, self "·ill cany at 7~13-. other xlnt lor owner/user. Int. with 156 additional y1ro"' Sli ..,:ij cleaning oven, bea utiful Can· , _N"e;:_w;;..:po;;.crtc..:.H;,:eecig!!Chc;l;;:sc_ __ 1 Reception + 4 offices. payments. In Americas 1 BR house. CM , Sll5. 2 3 BR· Ba nt • P • S4 · Huntington ISeach yon view/night lights. Int· 1• CnJI today for deta.iled b~ MED IC AL, DENTAL, fa1itest growing state just BR, $140. Walk to water, 2 BR -DR Shorttlilfg • $495.1 ---~------0PEN SUN. 1 ·5 h off U.S. Highway 66. Gently, l Br house, HB, $125. 2 4 BR · Portolino · $415. CLEAN 3 Br, 2 Ba, shag mediately available. Localed c ~ · · · · AOCI'G. etc. Best value! rolling land near Holbrook, BR $140. Bachelor units, 4 BR . Harbor View. $525. criit, drps, fl-plc, bl tn dbl high on the hills of Harbor 211 LA JOLLA LN •1•crc CARPET REALTY LeL"te/optJon ·$98,500. Call View Hills $495 per month • " ,. "'J"' oA'1J ""-··~ nAatton Arizona. and adjacent to the Npt Bch, Lag. Bch, $115. 4 BR . SPYGLASS • $1,000. oven & range, dshwhr. · · E ltl VI I (714) 8"M AJJ'I ~ ;;>UUUn..A,I I """ ' pd -• 644-4687 XC ng ew •.,--m..i 9 NEW DUPLEXES-Petrified Forest, Painted Agt. Fee 979·8430. 67,,,,.,.,,, Patio, landsc , lnt.-u yd. _::::..::;=,-.,,-~=,,.-:-,-,,-,-:: of bay, ocean &-harbor 3~ ACRES R-2 Santa.Ana DANA POINT Desert and national parks. Corona dtl Mar ~·~w Only $3'15/mo. 17342 HARBOR VIEW HILLS reu. Brand new 4 bdnn., prime location. $1. 1q ft. FABULOUS OCEAN VIEWS Call Collect for Linda A\ Chapparal Ln. 846-3272 BRAND new Montego ·• rcush 2"1tts thruout. Cluster devlp. 543-8155 $68,!m to $73',950 {602l 994--5995 NE\V 2 BR, 2 BA , $2'25. 3 BR, 11,i Ba., trpl , 48R, 2BA, $495 per mo., 2 F11> ca:.. 2 loonies &: FAU.BROOK, beaut If u l l@,950 non-view RANCHO California, 2 l,S dishwasher, frplc, washer, THE pool, tennis, patio, crpta, inclds pri pool & tennis . 3 BDRM. 1~~ Ba Adults only. q Huntington Bay 962-2951 bt\\'R 10-12 or 96().1994. NE\V 3 Br, 2 Ba. condo. Patio, carpeted gar~ $27S. 536-1685 or 551-0727 Newport S..ch 3 BR., 2 Ba., bltns, carp., drps, refrlg, pool; 2 car gar. Adlt. couple. $300. Nr. Hoag Hosp. Rltr. 642-533.1 Dupltxts Furn. 345 _N-'e'-w°"po:;.;,;r..;t_B_e;.oc:;,...ch;.... ___ 1, , : 4 BR, 2 BA upper. View ' of ~y. Nr of.Ith St. Avail .... in1111ed. S3JO/rno. 675-4911 Bkr Duplexes Unfurn. 350 ~: Corona dtl Mar LUXURY duplex, 2 S 2,000 sq ft . 3 BR. 2 ba, liv nn, dln rm, -.: rm. bllln&, 2 blks from bchr . ., 2 car gar, sundeck, A vall. • · • now . 671-7967. -: OPEN SUN 12·5 4121% Iris, at Finl. NE\\' 3 BR. Leue. $360. 833-1144, 64&-00'!5 Cost• Mesa the best in mnn;.r extras! view, close 1o ocean. J.Q Fn:im $600) down acres overlooking entire dryer. Newly furnished. BERG drps, ref. Condo Nr Adan1s, club, 547-1345, 5.58-3003 See It today! $79,000. acres. Call 96~rm. 4 Plex.es. $91,9".i0-S95.~ valley of horse ranches, ~ view. Ocean side =-~l.UOI J.1.1._-1 ~B""c"kh"un7.et~-~1'~1~, ~la7•t ___ d~••~·-P,--h_ I H~ORS""Ei-""Pro='pe:!rty::':"_=;-l>~A~c=-.-2 CA.LL ~e 64,•1414 Office c;ipen Fri-Sun at paved. road, underground hwy. $400. 54.7-0993 wkdays ~ 675-0023. 962-0829 BR house w/ pool. Nr. • ... ""' 9:\;f' Cemtttry 33861 Copper Lantern utUs, hou.se pe.d w / or 49&-1981 . nl 28R, enclds gar, -' ....... l t_+~a Lots/Crypts 156 Phone 831-7101 fanta1tlc vu, $13.!XXI w/xlnt CUTE COTI'AGE· 2 BR, SPARKLING 3 bdnn, l~t ba, ~ppc~y.Bal~~ifs~ ~es1. child or 1 pet ok. Sl~ ..... ......, \Vkd•-••• 1 build-, .... 905 terms, call Ken Olsen -..1 N B" r-1215 hoge FIR. cpts, drps, Cypr1 l016 American Place, CM, a&ALTY 2 LCYrS 111. • ....,muu ""'O'tJl-'I ... .,c. r. ig .... ,.una ;,. bltns. ms. RED CPT Owner644-5966. ~3568 N••" N1.,er1 Pe11 Otflt• . , Pac uc .. ttmorlal. 4 UNIT APT BLDG 714-567-2520 "'eekdays 4 mo's rental. Kingaard RE. RLTRS ~'-1351 View Park, N.B., Finlahed • • R I E t t 642-2222 Suc:essor to ~ BLUFFS CONDO 2 BR, 2 Huntington Beach OCEAN View, 4 BR, 4 BA deW;/p ~e.. $4ril, ~ Greet rental area &: good 98 s 1 e COL\\'ELL Properti~. Inc. $300-Lease 4 BR, 2'i-i Ba BA. nr. pool, newly redec., -'--'-''---_.;,'----+ den/bar. 3CKXl sq ft + C 1 lnvestmt. Costa 1'-1esa.. Four Eir:change 182 Monty to Loan -240 Condo in f11bulous VILLA Jdeal for cpl or bach. S37'5 CLOSE TO BEACHll 800 bonus. By owner $79.!XXI. ommercla 2 BR units. Inc. $7,740 yr. l ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; LANDLORDS! PACIFIC, all ·appll's, d:rps rno 644-8813 or 533-6550 Brand Ne'" Deluxe 3 & 4 548-1392 a.ft 4 Property 151 Try 10% down. $95.<m PROPERTY OWNERS \\1e Specialize in Newpor. & ci·pt'g incld. 962-7221 BLUfFS TO\VNHOUSE. Spn· BR. 3 81\, dbl gar, all STARTER DUPLEX $34,950. C-1 Lot $17,500 Wesley~~~or Co. Hll\~ YoU a Real Estate Mo'1filoloan Beach e Corona del Pi.tar • BARGAIN! 3 Br. S200. l'~llcd \:ious 4 Br .. 2\i Ba. bltns. Close to reereation Xlnt cond. Owner's apt ve.c. problem? \Ve specialize tn fl8Xl•bte & Laguna. Our Rental Scro for kids. Good location. RJ:.:DEC., pool. \ie"'· schls. & schls. 514 18th tS. 847-3957 Own/Agt 675-0144, ~4 SO'x14-0' Near l9tb &: Pomona 21ll San Joaquin Hills Rd. exchanging all typeA oJ vice is FREE to You! Tcy Homtfindtrs 547·9641 $495. Call toi;ee, 7l4-494-3973 N rt Sho Ave., C.M. Priced low at Newport Beach 644-4910 property. Consult with us. MO .. EY Nu-View! 5 BR, Fani R.m, Din Rm, 2~ + DE~-~ 1:f· crplg, ewpo '" $2.50 per Sq. J"t. EASTSIOE TRIPLEX BARRETT REALTY NU-VIEW RENTALS 3 BR, 2 Im. trple, New PT, 2 fi-nl c's, wetbar. 3 car gar, dsln.,:sr. 7:~:J·yd. Jbf.e;;. Wesley N. T<1ylor Co. All 2 BR, 1 BA units 642-053 673-4030 or 494-3248 ~~~. drps;, $240. (Thi) rom"'m. pool. Newport Schls. port. Alany extrp. ~~ REALTORS w/prlvate patkla & yards. 111 POiicy B Ibo 1 1 S550tJl.10. 833-3894 alt 12., 2U1SanJoaqWnHlll8'Rd. 10% down f i nan c in g • 1 s1nd 3 BR, l~ be.. ('.I'pt, drp11 , One of the most Channl~ Newport Center 644--010 available. $5l,OCO. Al8o 3 40' CUSTOM Sport Fisher. t---------of bltlns, frplc. Nr \Vanier & NE\V exec 4 br, 3 ba w/ Ntwport Buch LOOK AT THIS! homes you will ever ace! hoole fro 1 1 $38,0X> Value tor trust deed& We 11 Topa Thrl!t & lo~n have OWNER'S mod. 2 Br, 2 Ba, Newland. (2131 ~2712. 180 degree w, tennis & pool, --''--------1 4 BR. den, 3 BA. $64,(XXI, N.O LOAN ' FEE :C.iyto ac Frff ~'~. or improved -property. Call ttrtain lallllldlS In loanin g trplc, laundry, pr. Redu~ BARGAIN! 2 Br, $150. UtiJ s 5 7 5 /nl 0 . E v e s 2 BR, 2 ba, 1araae. Ooee 441 Prospect. A '"t"'. _..., __ '"le .....,11 •1_ H ... ,. lo-fr. Wells, Bkr, ~ ; money w11tr111)', wt llindle al·, l°..,.. ~~· ~ 6'rr>-0158, Pd. Near All •, &. wknds, 6"4·1791. to ocean. N~ Sboft•-()pen 1·5 Sat It Sun V1!l'llC •n ..,., -uu...u • ...ua Pres..,..., omes , 642-460'3 mos1 1ny l)'flttl llnancla1 1W1s· ~· •M<n No P.'tl. IM mo. 2188 " _,,._ Wood rutr, ~ A.P. Lot lDtll8. 5 Rm 1M5-Q;46, 1,,:..::._~,;.· --,,,,----:-0~ IC!lon and Uilor our strvlct! to Homeflndtn 547·9641 H. Vu. _... mo. Pool house, Ced&r 6'15- wua office, 2 bath. $39,900. Make RMI E1t<1te W•rrted 114 1111 lndlv!Oull n1td. B1lbo1 Peninsula 3 Br, + 2 exl>llnskm mu, • · ofter N t: Oxnlr Plac«IUa c APT Unlb 19 600 tt We'* on rial e1ta:e, 111m1· 3 BR, 2 bas, bit-ins, frpl c, fam rm, din nn. nicely Apts. Furn, 360 ..f San Juan C•pl1tr1no &: centtt,'C.M. lot_ 1.oned~C·2 'Ne~ SELLING YOUR HO?o.fE! turt.auromot1ffes.bo.1t,,s1<>eks BAY V 2 BR din rm Nr. Beach & Talbert. $250. l1111cl!!c11pecl.640-l327f586.572.4 - QUINTARD RLTY ~ Blvd CM $540 mo tncome Try our NO COMMISSION' andbond1,ollk:ttc1~lpmen1,e1c.. thick s~, drps: gar, yrd: mo. 842-8>94 NEW 1~. Vu. $475 mo. 3 Balboa Penlnsul• co~~RY NEWPORT llACH Good f0r 0 co~merc1ai =.emPataJ:taftcec~on~ :~·a:v:.com111nat1<1noianyor frpt, ~1 blk to bay, l blk Ir vine Br, cpts & drps, pool, $3S WEEK & UP ARCHITECTURE Prlme bayfront slte de v e Io pm.en t. $65,000. sale will give you f\lll Vi!'!:".~ ~W::::,tdb to bch. $325. Yrly. 963-535.1. -tennis prlvl, 640-1327 or • Slee 1 ..... Roo 3100 1q. ft. nr. Dana Point «>r boat repalr • sales ():n:r:Broktt, 6C).Q590 profeuklnal ruldance from r1qu1:.d 1n any lltiHUltl. BAYFRONT ~rl-beach, dbc 2 BR CONDO •• mo mo. lsc. 586-572-1 . e HoU::k~Pln& ~mt Harbor, 20' hlgh open beam Bill Grundy Rib'. 675-6161 11tart to firilsh. We are Glvt UI. u U IQ Jpllly; Wlc.Jn l~'C .2 BR S!O)l or 3 l\R 2 BR t'ONOO .• $225 mo. lse. Hi\RBOR VIEW HO~tE-4 • Oce•n View Apb ceWni In Jlv rm le form Condomlnlumt Clwlngton Brol. 4 Unlta, Ucen1ed, e ~per I enc e d ~Mi. 111 l>U&lnes.s bf ir.an 11\d $6001 dupltx. Yrly or mo. 3 BR }10Jl.1E , $315 mo. l=t>. BR . 2 BA. f'a1.1 R,m. Frplc. BALBOA INN din. rm. massive trplc, ..__ I 160 H.B. cl• to city ,perk, Brokers o~t feel It 11 time phon1. to mo. Dock Aval\. 673-fi640, RANCH REALTY \\'~1cr & Gardener lncld. 100 Main Street 61H740 tplral staircue leads to TVr M • One 3 BR dlx owners apt tor a change! Ge l tun BlG &y vlew!I. frplc, 3 Br, * SSl _ * Ci11\ fi4.1·6146 or 6-W~. apectacular llbrarr-study II NEWPORT Crett·Vlew 3 Br •r:fh'plc. 1 3 • "~ r!R. RIFultt1 details by phoning 548·5566 lQQQ 2 811. new. $450 rno. Yrly. .,uw NE\V llarbor View MonaCo .und-k, •-mod l!i r n tt -und ' ce on Y ~·""""· · ANYTIME -6~ 0 719 ,~ ~= '""!"'!'~!!!!!!!!!!'!"'!!!!!!!!!!!""'I 'I 1 1 2 BR De T 1 °-'hoa B•)<ront furn I Br ""' "6 3 Ba, all b M • .,,....., er 7731, Eves, ~ · 1.7""'\I • ·~· 1: 1• 0< e . + n. enn s <:mJ kitchen , aep utll nn, 3 Ira bldr 0'\\'Ti e r Leue 111Arn.Nm "°"""1.Saoc;...1ioN BLOCK to Beach . 3 BR. 2 LEASE w/ O~lon to Buy. & Pool. prlvls. S425/mo. npl, it1\l fw11. Laundry.Kar. brj69 3 b•i. 711% •-·~•-•, •=1'mo, ... ·-· 3 BEDli60M, 2 BAnl WE BUY HOMES •-•· •.. .. Tu-le-k J B 2 BA No 2 ... -~ ~ •-TB Juno 15_ Adults, no -u. .... $;'/S:n _,.,, "'-....... g...,1torn .. 11Ssince 1927. BA, gar, w f'Y£ frpll·, drpt, • • ...... • : .....,.....,;,v eves, o•~-o "u .... ys. $225/mo. 1014 E. ~bol u.f,~' ~n ~too t Lu NEWPORT CREST CXlNDO ~~ ~~up=u: CASH IN S DAYS SANTA ANA SlOO/mo. Yr._I!. 6p-o7!i3 ~:), 8::~~~1. ~~ twt;o • 139 4_ BR.1 3 BA 1 To-'nhouse. Blvd. BalboA .,6~1760 JWnblu ofl n.mp, So. ol 2 BR. 2~ BA. $58,000 mo. monthly IA com 'e · FREE ESTIMATES 2222 So. Main St.. Coron• del Mar lease fast at $390flo.10. a/me>-esa on ease. Pool. PENTI-IOUSE APTs. 3 Br- San Juan C.plstrano, to BY OWNER 552--0l'r.I $61,890. Carey Realtors OPEN EVERYDAY & EVE. 92707 (714)557-6484 833-8282 g:ir. 833-l&53/8l3-8974• & ronv. den. Frplc. 2 BA. 34022 Cllle ct_e Bonanza or Duplex:tt/Unltl 833-«21 or ~7414 Jlunl Beach/Fount Valley NE\\' Spygla.!ls 11111 home, wALNU.f SQUARE, Alpine HARBOR VlE\V lIOMES. 5 View o[ Ocean & Bay. call, <Sl-1169'l 11lt 162 HOUSE + 6 UNITS 5361136 142-5541 Bkr. NEW,ORT lllACH Ma.,.lllccnt vu, 4 BR, 2\1 Condo, rozy 3 Br 2 s., BR. 2\1 BA. bar, 2 ff!'!'" $425/mo_ Yrly. 6'&-82ll « '2!-1,000. CONDOMINIUM New unit• at 2637 Elden, !!!!~l!!O!!!!!!!~~~~~ 1617 WHtcliff Dr., btl., 19 Tiburon ~-lhag, drp1, patlo;-atr cond, $500 mo/lse. opt. 644--41 . ~ evts. VteW, retlrtd l'0\11\tty llvlna'. NEW DUPLEX CM. bt -Ul<l' wf2001, write PV1', PARTY WANTS TO 92660 (714 )646·3281 NICE 2 Br, 1 Ba on oround pool, c•ble TV, DIW, 3 BR., 2 Ba. Beau~ Yr\y BACHELOR 1 hlk to Bay or =.,J~~~,;,,. 2Bpoo!R. ~I': 3 BR. 2 BA HOllM + 2 oft. c.11 Builder -4. BUY HOME DI REC T IL TORO tloor, ..,..., ouptt .,.,_ 11""11'!· 1275 mo. 64~ ,.,,., 1425-oceon S95 per l\lO. •tll In<. la;;;;i,.. aval~b,:, BR. 21> BA Apt. Fl!>lc'1, COVINGTON 4-~ex1 Income FROM PVT PTY !394962. 23614 fl 1010 Rd_, 1235/mo, 673-2925 alt 6,3(), TURn.E ROCK 4 BR. 3 =-~,...,..-m-0303""'-"'"~~-~ d.,.._ ciifHenry Wall lloaltor pro, !"'tlo'lb )'ll'll's, .tc. 11191. mo.~ btlOW Mid. HOUSE Wl!IU!d, Pvt pty will 9l630 (7l4}586·1060 NEW 2 s.droom 6 den BA, 2·11Y. !.car gar .. cpll, Claulll<d eds 1tll big items. 1 DOOR to S.acl>2 B 31988 Camino CJptatrano Newport Ht.la ta. Pattllon m\'lltmtnl Co., PtJ.Y all cash for local Stepiri to ocean. $350 mo. dr'J)I, lndKPd, very clean. aman items or aJQI lle.m. wtnte:r $175, 3'ftl1Y $215. Sa.n 1uan C.po •rus cau Builder, &IM4.14 846-0182, property. 640--0008. 64(}.!U> Broker nr. 11chl&. $430 833-2'l6'1' all s Jugt call 64J..$1'8! ----'~=='--- 'l t I OAJLV PILOT • associated BROKERS-REAL TORS 2C2S W eolboc ..,7l l6t) * EASTBLUFF 2 BR. Pool. F)'plc: Adults. $265. 848 AMIGOS WAY 497-1997 6-14-0!05 DUPLEX. 3BR. 2BA, all bhns, blk lo lx.•h. Xt lg. yr-rnd. Nice $325 ( 1) 1127-2382. SEACL!r~· !\TJ\NOrt Apl!! - 2 Bit 1 1 ~ B,\ ~!udlo. Pool . 370 Nicest t _1ng of all~ .. -We rent. Before now. 1f you wanled to live nea r !he oc ean , you didn't have many alternat ives. Either you paid a lot of rent money for something that could at best be called shelter. Or, if you wanted quplily, you put a lot of money down, purchased a condominium, and stil l ended up paying a lot of money each month. Thanks to all of us al Crown Valley Apartments, that's chan!Jed. We've got one and two bedroom units with shoppi ng , beaches and :Dana Point harbor nearby. There's a fantastic clubhouse and pool. And . since we are a par! of Laguna Niguel, memberships are,available in· El Niguel Coun try Club. Inside, !he unils are rea lry first class. Extra large. With !hick shag ca rpeting and custom tile. Butcher block cabinets and quality appli- ances. Front and rear bal conies. Open beam ceilings. Color accent walls. And the 11icest thing ol all -we rent. CrovvnValley From $195 unfurnished. Furnished units avai .lable. San D iego Free.Way or Coast Hig hway to Hillhurst. 23734 Hillhurst. Laguna Niguel, California (714) 831-0730. I I BR. $155-$165 NE\V DECOR. Priv. garage. l!.ndry m1. Newer Spanish Adult Complex. 2 mi. So. of San Diego Frwy. 17301 . "isk about our discount plan •. 1525 Placrntia Ave. ;>4$-2682 EASTBLUF"F D~l~x"'-i3'-'i;;b,~.~,;l~N~o-w-00-rt~B-o-1c~h----N~o-w_po_r_t_B~,-,-C7h--~ 1 ~ ba. New drps. Beaut.1;.:.:.;;J;r;.;;c.:;.;...:o:;;.:;;;.,_ __ ----'--------1 grounds. Pvt patk>, dbl gar. Keet""" Ln, HB. 842-7848 cdMl"ANV BACHELOR Apt, 1 mile .. REALTORS owned and managed by from beach. p1 &: water SINCE )!J.W pd. 3st " '"'· SI05, • 67' .,_. ' 1HE IRVINE CDMRIWY ~2977 '1 ~ ............... ~ ................ 1 .,.-,--:-:-.,.~~~~-,.""'~~-,.,,..,,~~~~-.,~-'-'_c1_"_c_c_OAS~T-H_WY_.~~~~ Loguno Beoch ELBOW ROOM ! Apt. Unfurn. 365 1 Apt. Unfurn. 365 , 1 Apt. Unfurn. J65 ' OCEANFRONT Y - I I bu Available 3/1 '74. For Lease EFFIC. apts from $50 wk ou can a o t you or St70 mo. Pool. maid, \von'l-lind anything -to Costa Mesa Dani Point E1st Bluff 2 Bdrm, 2 Bath. ~1ature ph. ldry, Village Inn compare \\'i th Uie large 1 adults. No pe111. $375/1'10. 4.M-9436. roon1s, great location & $145 SHARPIES! e DELUXE e 31Ta5 S. Coast Hwy, South LEASE ocean front 1 BR ganlen selling here. 2 BR 2 BR .. fantastil! view! spac. 3 BR. 2 BA upt for lease. La.K,una. -499-2835 ldd d + Den, lgc living areas, <..;tCAN'f!C l 'BDRM: \Ytll decor . .Rri,v .• $2'2:l •. T"''O ·Jneld spac. n1a•Her suite, din penthouse. m le age c:craniic kili:-hen~, 2 b<l s, & You .Bet 11 s underprtced! 1 2 BR ood 1 1111 & dbl ga1·ni:rr . Auto door 5400/lo.IO. On the Beachj couple, no child or peta. outside thc re'i,i flo11·ers. Tha! s ivhy th~ apt!i. ~p ,s. ;i&s {h .• g at sill'5 opener avali. Pool & Recrea-SUPER 1 BR . A~t. 'Frplc. 494-3148 before noon. Pt,ittlng, poo,L Chi 1 cl.r en 1~·on. t I.a.st \?.ng. Crpts., drps, .• ~Y! ... o ers tion area. Ph : 64-1-8064. Fully crpt'd. All dee. BAOI. full kit. Close In. \\elc:onie. j\o pets. You rs sto1e & rehig. Lotii o1 i:;:rcen e $297 e kitchen. Su11deck. Hobie cat 1.1111. pciid. No peta. Adults. for $215. la\ITI. Covered g11. rag ~ s · LACUNA BEAO-t apts. $22j 865 Amigos \Vay,. NB tie-up · 494-1144 -· 3 Br 2 Ba, cpls, liun deck I\' I ocean vie1v, av al I 4-10-74 $300 yrly. 645-1878. 2 BR upper, walk to beach, $275. lnc:l Ut11. Yrly. Avail 4/1, 213-447-9443 DL.'\'.E Spani.<>h 3 br, 2 ha, fpl, bltns, D\Y. nr Hoag Hosp. Adults. $26:> n10. 642-0596. 0CEAN1'il0NT 1 BR, (rp\c, bltlos, crpts, drpi, yrly lease. Call 67;...1536. YEARLY 3 BR, 2 BA. frplc, 5teps lo heh. \\'ash & dry, Prk & storage. 67:>-5085. SPACIOUS Lido Isle Bay tront, "''ith priv, beach. 3 BR. 2 bas, $490 675-7687. Newport He1ghts $150. 494-7413 . THE VENDOME ,~dults, no pe1 s. 2 0 2 ~O & $275. Ocean views: house Managed by 2 BR OLDER VIEW APT $~, 1' BR oceanfront inc lMa ~naheim, C.111. ~fu~:!~;rtASj~d .f,l & b~k bl~: fu~.. 2 .BR., ocean view \VILLJA~f \\I ALTERS CO. ON CLIFF ORTVE. YRLY. SPACIOUS 2 Br, ~martly utll s. 729 Gav!ota. Avall 548-2726. So f Ba c M) 642-8690 $350 ... others. too. Huritington &each, * "P\LL 83Gi900l * d cd 1 d Sil. 49-1·1TI9. NEWLY DECORATED . ~RA:~ ~~~NING . SHIELDS DELIGHTFUL 1 BR garden paik::a!nci~ c~t:ioraTe: $135 Util. paid. Furn. apt. 2 Br v.:/ .. gar. $150. \Vtr Reil Est1t~ 494-8093 $149-2 BR. Crpts, clrpg; stove, apt. 562 St. Ann's, $185. Ph. Quiet bldg. Adults 00 pet!!. Older employed genUemani pd. 548 Bemal'd St, No. •·c··. '.\'ow renting, Jrg. 2 BR, 2 318 Thaha, Lagunft" · gar. Pool. 17361 Keelson nr 67&-2977 5190 mo. 642-3781 only, non-smoker 494-200l'. C11ll hh1·n ,t &. 5. l\l1F, BA, adult apts. !Zj ~felody 3 Br, 2 Ba unrurn, mon/yrly Beach & Slater. Kids or Mesa Verde CE 2 B 1 c.,,, AJ20 , . (N . pet ok. 8-12-0389, 842-450-I --.:::::..-'-.;;..::. ___ ~-NI r, poo. garogf. Newport Beach . . . u.:.ou-. -. ,_,ane e\\'pclrt 10 Bay to near hart:.:lr. S240'-S250: Ol.po -1 Lrg paUo. Respon. adult!, ENERGY CRISIS? I F~tllcn~n ). Ope~_ Sat & Sun Bch. s~. Dana Pacific EXTRA Jg: 2 Br. 2 Ba, HO~IE A)"MOSPln'.:RE·Ulx 2 no pets. $190. 54&-4922 .. 135, ~ PER& 1 00 \'k •. up 1 \ br,, ,,0 \l'ay, '· \Valk to ,~. 1-J. $2'~$210. 61J.GOOO a1:1.. Rev·,E,._ 493-8001 or 831-0807 delu.'Xe poolside apt. Nr. & 3 br. Rent.al Ofc, 3095 ' b h 1 ,~ 'If" beach. $160. 2320 Florida. ~lace Ave. 546-1034. Sin Clemente -.r • c s, co or v. 1 cntr, to hospi)al" to 11·ork, al r..y Sf,~ 5:'.6-5882 ----------' maid :ierv, pool. TH.E to bus. 2126 Thtlf'in sr. 21. · ...,.._ $225.·S23J. mo/yrly, unfurn. Mission Vie1o NE\V garden ap1s. 2 BR, l\1ESNA, ... ~J5968N. Newport BR. 2.bas. SHIO. ~>15-SSOO l + ·r· 11 trplc, neat " Harbor, Dana NE\\' 3 BR. 2 Ba, 2-sty, 2. BA, $195.; 3 en. 2 BA Bl, B u't<J-1. lBR 1 1 .1. pd 116~ A Pacific R.E. 493-8001 or l\'alk to new Civic Center. 2 BR, :J BA, cpts. drps. at· dsh..,,•sr. frplc. f2j(). Sec at Pl Y urn, ut1 s . J. 20th St. 831 """7 e\·es. 2 ch'ld o•· "10 Call I hcd ·1 · cd DYNA~tlC lg. occanf.ront 3 Very lrg yard. Private. No ~~:::=======~I ~ 1 ren ... ..., mo. ac gar, a1ra1 1mm , 686 Camino De Los l\fares. BR , BA Y•I $400 A a'I Q<"L''"'"' '1 BR 2 B\ Denise, 962-2456 or842-3123 neatarea .. 557-0528anytime ........ uth of San Clcmeot• . , • y. . ,. 1 children, no pc1;;. 1st & last \\'ALK 1 ho L u . ....:. -. . . 11" "" ... 63~_...,,?,,ay 646-7103, Nite ~~~i.'J: !C'c. Call art J. Tustin I 0nc~urr' llf~~thnc: ocean vie,,·, frplc, din rn1, 'I 2 BDR. grncl. nr. apt. bltns Newport Beach 1-lospilfll, 493--0141. "'' QO'll .... i.r"";n, sun deck. SZiJ. Thompson patio gas & \\'tr pcl. 5165. ON OCEAN lj(](J sq rt 1 l"'o=~'-o-~~=--~ -"-'"-':'.:'.:-~----in<liv.-type L'Ondo. 3 BR, 2 i\l;:1na!!cn1ent c01,,. 493-01-11 . Ad11l!s 8.JG-1956 aft. 6. PA.RK Lido 4 pie• .. 2 BR. R 2 BA · I lo VIEW of Bay,$13:;/mo. til 1 BR &_ I.OFT ~\PTS. P~l. B,\ ror clcni, fpl. enc patio, ~ ·' B , . quiet. uxur us, June l:i 1 BR. Call Bl"''Tl Jac~zz1. Rents 1nl·l : ;111 11111. pool, clhhsc, dbl enc gar. T\\'O c:harn1ing 2BR ap!s, SJ3j., l BR. L·lean, gas. 1 2 BA. bar. bltins, super A/C, Adults, no pets. E\·es 9 & 6, 67j...283J. 6/J-5800 refrLg. t•ncl. gar11gc. $100 $325. 641-7771 beamed cei\, ki tcti appl's, 1vti· pd. Older adults. no great. SroD. 646-1231. 492-2131 from$145 Oakwood otters the fl nest 1n, recreation combined wllh luxury apartment living. There's sw1mm1ng, tennis, bi!· !lards, 2 health clubs. indoor golf d1iv1ng range. pa r1y room, !ree Sunday brunch, parties, e1c Plus beau11lul singles. 1 & 2 bedrooms, lurnished and unfurnished. W1!h all !he extras. Rent!j,lrom 51 45 Models open daily lrom 10 lo 7. Sorry, no oels 01 children Prices vary by 1ocat1on. Oakwood Garden Ap~ments Newport Beach North Irvine and 16111 645-0550 Newport Beach Soulh 16th at Irvine 6•2·8170 Come in and ask about -011r "NO RENT RAISE GUARANTEE." 3/0 ~ I ·I. ' '' ' ' • Agt. to ~22.l. ~o ,Pl•t.,;. ::.'93 2 BR, dshwhr. stol'e, ref.rig, reclec $175. 496--9-182 pets, 842-8383 j Apt. Unfur'1. 365 NEW 2 BR, 2 BA, laund., Apts., · I Furn. or Unfurn. 2 BR, nr beach, i\hU'Ch 1-Ham1llon. 6.fj.-44.U shag, all util 's pd. Pool. patio deck. gar .. cpts, drps. Furn. or Unfurn. 370 1 Apts June 30, reasonable. l BR. iv/ pool, nr Harbor BBQ Gar. Sml children or ...cl•c.:•;cin:,:•:._ _______ l:.;r.;Y,;:in::;•:_ ______ _::l':.:v::in::•:.________ $195 mo. 496-2828 all 6Pl\1 "-"'--------! 675·1084 ~p·g. No pets. Sl40. Call pet o k . $220-5230/mo. r-----------------------------· S11nta An1 ~C;:•:c•t:.::•:..;;Mc:•::•::•:._ ____ 11 _H_u_n_t_in.::g:..t.;.on.;_B,;.•o.•;.,c;,;h __ CLEAN 1 BR, best bay & btlvn 9 & 6, 675-'1!33 Agt. 6-12--8138 11 am lhl'll 5 pin beach location. Adults, no or 67",)-5800 ONLY. Now Renting • • • • DELUXE adult p o o Is id e pets. 5175 yrly. 673-2164 2 BR, 11/2 BA EASTSIDE. Ne1v 3 BR, 2 NE\V I 2 ,_ 3 BR' p k II garden bungalow, nr ocean, B I . • '· ar. k• NEWPORT VILLAGE frpl I I 6 BIG Canyon Sub-lse, 2 Br ADULTS ONL y $165 A, Dup ex. Bltns, D/\V, settings. Rec. room. Pool. • rg pat o, pools, apt, on golf course for 3 6JO Joann, Apt c 548-9at3 ~~· .... Ya.rd, Quiet im Play areas. Patios & tot sauna, tennis. 846-0259. to 5 mo 5795 mo 644-0500 .,...,.....;iu. I t G • W Pd Sha Also l Br. From $135. · ' · LRC 2BR, tie·anl ~ccillngs,3 "-,~-E~------GRANDMA o s. as"" ater · g, \Viii have just a few 1 &. 2 ---~-"'"-'=--BEACON RENTALS dining area, 5160, 204~ B o.:: D N or 4 ~R. huge drapes&. 50 forth! Bdrm apts availa!Jle on a Laguna Beach 494-9491 Wallace Sml pet considered master BR. '>''alk-1n closet, , . Starting at $169 + clep. first . conie, first -served Apts., 64&-9243 or 646-8S82 · 2 frplcs, 203 Ogle. $285. , SHO' UL. D KNOW. Newhopt Meadows basis. References absolutely Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Apt. Unfurn. 365 646-.71ll8 · Apts •~utr.d Ad Us o I 2 Br, 1 ~ &. 3 br, 11 ; CLEAN new 2BR. close to l · -.. · u ny. Fount1in Valley ha, bltn range, drps, crpt. 17th $.16.l 1613 Santa Ana 517 S. Newhope, S.A. $165 & UP Bilbo• lslind SOUTH SEA 3BR 3BA. fpl, beam ceil's, spiral stairs, bay view patio, gar. :;2j1:i Sapphire, 6ij...8871. OPEN SAT & SUN. 337 E. Bay!ront, 2 Br. s"p!ir level, !rplc, pier for boat. Spect. vie11', avail l\Jar. r. 673-6900/67!">-3111 1673·4 7G6 Apts. Furn. 360 pool, club~m, carport. 2212 Ave'. 832:1•175, aft 4 pm 554-2600 1-- College A\e. 646-6032. S43-8:5n I So th La -j LRG 2 Br,~ 1~~ ha studi~. NE\V Redl.'C 2 BR adults u gun• Furnished & unfurnished.1 CUT OUT shag bJtns, pool, etc. Util no ~ts $19;-G ., & tf. Ballet classes aside, Park West SACRIFICE oceanfront lg. 2 Tennis courts flessons, too). I 1'011 I pd_. __ $180. 1978 1'fa p 1 e. pd. r114• E. '20i· 1, "st., c"M. br ... 2 ba sub leue 10 mos volleyba.11. giant recreation 64a-5647. :..10 "137 oc "" •=. Apartments represent an unbeatable value la.St mo-free, 499-2389 or b!dg. (vlith craft~ roon1, SUNDANC• .,. o-v U't<r'tv:T.> lo Marion. She should know. She's a first-rate 6Ta-2840 billiards, player piano), 10 I I NE\V 2 BR. utils pd., CtlARMlNG ., .-,-b 1· a~ of ti t J cliildren \~·elconic. no pct,;. 1 • " r a rear estate salesperson, an expert on rental Westminster ~ c a nlosp iere . live In a ~OM cpts, drps, patio. r.Jgr. 1960 t\\'~hsc, pnvatc .garden ,. values. That's why she selected Park West, Huge private patiO!!. er two t.troom * c:on--'\Valla~ Ap! 6, 642:_~ ~fs~iJrpl, close lo shops. 1 in the village ofUniversily Palil: in the new ADULT 2 BR. quiet. pool, lllOVE QUICl\Ll.! I dltloned apiltnwlt wtlh I Apts. Furn. 360 J', lMACULATE 2 BR. 2 •-s, City of Irvine. Marion knows the value of llvil)1g bllns, supc"r clean. S\50. No · wall-to-wah shag cspet· 1, .,,, • \ pets. 893--0419 Nc11•port ~\11·. at Baker SL j ""'..._.111. IWN__.._. , 1.000 sq fr. 6 nios. old, in a masterplanned community. For today, A t ""Vi"'.,_ . -1 """"" ~. priv. patio, dble elec and for torrforrow. p s., 557.0075 panelled living room, gar. $225. 1110., adults, no Because her children and grandctiildren Furn. or Unfurn. 37o I wanncoloraccentwalt&. I pets, 64fl-3363· are frequent weekend and vacation visitors Bilbo• Island a ldtchln full of bul1Mn8 L BDRM unfun1 upper, Marion chose a two-bedroom apartment 1'n' I Cl"""..._ dl.......a-\ f heated pool. No "hildren or f od I ,_,,. ---•· S150 ' d Park West's famlly section. The kids have tot BE the lrst: rem e ed, THE EXCITING M~ and I I 1~ pets. . + $50. ep. I d sunny 2 BR. turn or untum. PALM MESA APTS. .., m n~t W u• 01 I • sep gar. y .• ,.,. ..-..-. MINUTES T"O "PT. BCH. __.... ...,r 543-9548 ots an a wading pool to play In, plus a Junior ' Yrl 1-67' -I n;--~11:.--'-111-f EISIDE Attrac l BR. •-tc, ymp c pool. And for Marion, there ~re card B IL--p 1 " -..t' ... • -en1n1u • Bach, 1 & 2 BR. from $157 be•m ceU, crpt1. Adults rooms and a nealth spa, as well as art, briqge Ad Its, N p,,,. I and~= I • only. Util pa. $1.70. 64l-J980 j -snd yogalessons.Ofooursethereareseparate OCEANFRONT BAY VIEW ~Me:_ or.· <N 2 BR. $1a.5. Stove. re.frig, 1 llVfng and recreation areas 1or "adults onty11• Newly decorated, cozy, (5 bib from Newport Blvd.) -."1 tnGlm. cptpet"s. ~T· .. ~.,!:..fdults, oo Marion values the generous bulk storage l.le('UJ't!, •tucUo, for rent to 546--9860 I E..,.. 111:= f . BRANO NEW Weekly Rate for Single Apartment • Special Move-In Rate * Pw Wit•......, * AJt c.MJtlMff ............ +W....,,•Drpn * .... ,_...... * RtctMtl•• lff• * u.. ......... ._. •• ,Mi ,.,.., .. * ~ lenka • Joc11al ~.,,. Pool * ....... ,._, * M•tl .. lo•MJ :Water Fall.1'-Lagoons-Fountains Stay A Day, Week, Month or Whatever DAl&.Y ,RATES FROM $9.00 • ' • '' •• l YARBOR BLVD ·:rs ~. CA 9167" 1,i i-~840 I . - .,. .,. l1"U"""o;JU,J ~pace that comes with her ·apartn)ent-and h.J=al u~~~l~~ * CASA VICTORIA • ..... id.iJll DELUXE 2 B•-. cpts, dtpe. the privacy of her balcony. All the things that 1-!l87-19tl8 I. 2 & 3 br, turn & uni. I ""' It I bltiru!. '''" E. Side, 00 pell Parl(.Wesl~ans.Andallthef~endshlps 2 BR 1 'I BA tv/refri Sec. ••t .. , crpta, drpo, wllh)'llUlnmRI. $16:>. 644-1103. that grow there. I • b{ll ' . , • I -I D/\V, pool, etc. No pets. I I 11 .... 'm: 2 BR, crpt/dr,>K. liove. Encl ony. cony. enc fi.ed 525 Victoria St at Harbor I A ii I No t I··~ ·~ tt Palk West sounds like something you'd polio. l2.'50 mo. lnquitt at -cM. 642--89'111 · •Ill& Ir.. t t. gat. pe 1. l.;J,I mo . ....., 1 a.pt C. 315 E. 8 11v. Colli ..:o:=~°""~~~--C Woodland. 64;.-0713. <. Ike lo know more aboul, come aee. Sep~rale m-1521 0, >IS-'1111 Fomlly Fun Apll. , .. lrtlf llflll ..... , UNFURN. APT. 5165. 2BR. sectionsforadullsendfamllles. From $180 C d 1 M Awnrd wlnnt111 1, 2 & 3 •••~tlll tr•• 435.1!!!,~~on. monlhly; On Culver Drive fust off the San Diego iiiioiiroiiniioiiii~"miii"~'iiiiiiiiiiii l br apts w/faml\y rm1. No ..... 7 .,.,.,......IOV freeway. Look for 3883 Par1<view Lane. Or call leti:sc. Sorry. no pets. From 3BR, 2BA, nr SouU1 Coa!lll (714) 552·9200. ~ just $175. OUR TO\VN -FamJi Apt$., 1250 Ada.ins Plaza. family -4-plax, no 7:.Sb'" v Ave. Adams at Fal-"ew), ~ts, 979-9272 NOW• Two b1droom, 0111 b•th, f1mifJ •p•rt·-''· ,..,._ •v1 'I bl ~ 1 0 ~ " -rtf uirtla l\.fesa, Phone ~7-47R:i. LC. 2 BR, $11i0. CrpU, 8tO\'e, "''11•1 llOW •••• 1 1 ' rrol!I ll&.O •'W" ... A DAB OF PE"TROLEUM I --~lo Bnll*· 1 nr sehls, kid• OK . .No pets. · .,...,.... S'llnTS ' . 2 Bit Townholllf!, (l'plc, JELLY apnlicri to the tlnl. rilrtfl W... 'DA 'DK WEST AP,IA nm.MENTS from $250. I BR, lrom $195. lhrtads ol flnllttnllll pol~h I Aa•hm Miit Soun .r-~ -~ .&.. Pool, ll'.!nnis, ronUncnW And rlue bottles will keep fWk. PhoRt· 714-912. I BR ..,,Sen apt 2 Jlll\os, Ownod ond '"-" 1>J Ttw·IM\e Company =~'1c!""f:~~:i~ !1'° ~rt: = a~:~ 11X 1312. Modlfs 0 op111 ....; pr. $16S. Older l1.<ly,1 ~==============~============tl !ij'~"!!"°i!iibeii1ic~hi1.!!i~ii4-i!l!ll~!!!!!~I to buy. acll or rent 10U. worldnr cpl. 49f=!83 eve. 1 • aomethlng. • - - - -' • . ' , • ' Apts., Furn. or Unfurn. 170 • Gar1911 for Rent 435 usinH• R"1t•I 445 ound (frM ad•l S50 Controctor P umbln9 MINI W.t.REHOUSES .;;N..:.E;;.W=P..:.O.:.;R..:.T..:.S.;;H:..O_R_E...:S:;:. _FN.;..o"',"'""1 ;..m..;;ale.;......;;S...;eo-t-1""1..:., h;1.;;.QU;;;.Al.l;;..;TY="-,.-lnt..n--IY-ln t.R. OTIS PLU1olBING STORAGE 609 to lftOO Sq. tt. spact11• Sl\aftY Terrier -OOJ.&e & v.'Ol"k. Rcmod, addlt, 100ve Remodels A RepaJrs. Water No ~fove-iu or Move.out av._il, tmmedtatttyl G2nd A \\'bile ~·/Ilea collar .t lthr waUa, etc. Pair pr:loe1. Ex-heaters. dlsposa1J, tumaees, (:J\tl.tKes. Foont $7.00 per P..1.cUlc en,.s t H\\y., Newport collar w/1Uyer ttud.s. J ptrt dtsWn &; Dlaonln&. dshwashra, 642-G263 t.t/C Ir month. Beieh. f'Ot oWee u11:e, btlr-!eml\le S.-.tt Hound Black Evet1. Ken, ~\TTO. B/A. Complete. Plumbl~ lla.milto11 A Nt>wland .SI. ilB her !!hop or any buain<.'sa. Brwn ;<tr_ •Whfte w/tlea JACK T&Ulane, re~ tr Service. Uc. 212694. A.LLSPACE ' Renl• Very rta!M>riabte; collar. ~. ttm<Ki. add. Lie. B-1 Mtl PWM'BING REPAlR. 96Q..1970 n10ntb to month or lease. t:'NO: Fem. rrtth Setter, My Way Co. 642-4703. No job too small >ll<'t-"ll-7 Y.ic. Buabud_ &. * * 642--3128 * 1r 175.£050 Yorktown. Owner id•ntlly Eltctrlcal Roofing Sunday, FthfuarJ-(4, 1974 DAil Y ,llOT D 9 1 \ Help Wtnlod, M & F 710 1 t ip \,anted, M & F 10 Ht p onted, M & F 0 ': J ASSrSTANT lndonestan cook, BOOKKEEPEft.Full ~. JI . An equal op1:ior. eo\ployer part or full time. PhOne sn1l pu.bllahina: tlnn needs ·1 ACCOUNTAJI, TS 613-0J9.,1 ex pd s e If starter . iu ASSlST. MGR 62 unit apt Otpo,rtment held position .. con1plex tn CL\f. Wlfe-oftloe oUered. Will worlc wlth 3 • TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS St l~a~l~ e.'l:p; Jiusbond·lt. man mAnU&tmtnt :f,l'Ollp. & : I n1 a Jnt.-outJJidc tmplymnt CPA firm, Hilb 11ki1Js A i l ok.. Couple in 50'a·Exchange o.bUity to work whb QUle_r~ .. ~ !o,,.r"2""8'"'"2"B:"n"n"'p"t:.:. SJ,,,,,H<::=,U"-I a mw;t. Xlut opportunity & , :. :--Rood 1ta.rdn{I: t alary + bene. - Aulo. tits. We IU't! growilli & cm· SERVICE CASHIER j!)yioic Qui· IJuslnt.~ • JoJn HAT YOU GET IS ALL YOU'LL GARAGE for rent. Suitabl~ for s torni,::c . 642·$.105. LO- eated al 3100 \Ves t Co a s l 11"'Y·· NeWJXJl't Beach. Sl.NGLE encl gu.r. $201 R\O. 2: n101>. in advrui~. 2G43 Ornngc! Ave. Apt B. See mgr. 601 Cover Dr., Suite 3 Nt-;_\\1P0ft'f BEACH 968--1052 an,VtJme or 842--2.874 ELECfRIClAN, lie., 0 1 d ----------- aft 6. jobs, new jobs, any jobs. ROOF' for less, repaiN, FND: about 6 to 8 "'eek Anyplace. SJS..7689 shitlg.les, rock, 1,,-on1p tree AVtl.U8ble f()l" cxp.nicnc-ed old, tiny Terrier n1ut. LECTRICIAN u N e "t. L i c . 16116 3 l>Croonl'lt"I (IJ"f' llsle<I be\OI\' 1 & PBX OPERATOR us. Send 1•e11u1ne toda_y to $l1lutdays only 8:00 Al'tf to P.E. Bryan. Bryan Publicti• 4:00 Pf\f. Call ltfrs. Brant tlonii, 3355 A Via Udo, Ne.\\'• ~H Johnson l. Son ljnootn port Bt'ach. Culit. 9'l660. NEED ••• VISTA DEL LAGO lndustri•I Rent1I 450 Cream & iv.bit&. Vic. ·Rutg;ers E · • l"tns~ oJo 541-3388/~20 *BOOKKEEPERS & Wilson c 1.1. 642--4().13 233108. Sn11lll -jobs, m1t.1nt &c =""""=;;.;,.;.;;::..~---, repai". 548-5203. Sowing/Alttr•llons *ACCOUNTING CLKS f"EMAL.E t'OOutmate "'anted in Hntg Bch. ·Rent $70. Call 54&-5158 HUNTINGTON BEACH SMALL SHOPS ALL SIZES FND: Black Lab--femalel".:'~:-.,-------11--...-:-,,__ ____ _ \\l/OregQn dac tags & G1r,d•nin9 MARD..YN's Custont Clothes F'OR flJRTJ-IER INFO l'tlbbies tag. Can't keep. Clinic. design or re-design IN ORANGE COUNTY CALL ""'''"' M-0-5G30 BOYS & GIRLS AVON Nt111•sp;i:pcr ciu·rlen:, mi.1. ENJOY ~IEETINC PEOl'l.F: uge 10 yN . for ~·ewpoit ~ Office Rental Vic. Costa J\Jesa. 642-26~5. Paradise Gardentng 615-4266. Al7•m14•1·1'C<183•5ric~.lQM3gl'. FNO: Oach•hund -male. ~~~~.:~·~:llS~ Tilt ·~ & 1'1AKINC J\IONEY'!' lleacb. Nc11•pcu·t HeJ;:h111 .~ 8 e c 0 In(' a JI A. V 0 N Newport Peninsula, COntact ·: rep1-eieutnli\'e & do bolh. r-.1t·. J~ydc, Ci1-culat\On Dept, Run your own business, DAILY PILOT. Cnll 642·4321 schedule your O\\'ll WQrking & Jcw.ve i\PPlicadwi. Pirtl Monlh Brindle color. No JD. Vic Matntenance & Sprinkler ......, $150/MO. & UP Culver, University Park, Re al Call G42.Jl649 CERAr.!IC TILE NEY/ & 1 ... ~~'!'!"~~~~~ FREE MO. TO MO. OK Irvine. Call SOZ.-7887. P r. remodel. Free esl Sm jOl:s ACCOUNTING CLERK Alcli'adden & Producer or RED Collie mix. female,' 6-9 EUROPEAN Ga rd en t; r, v.·elcome. 536-2126. Nat'l Sailboat Mfg. has hours & "·e'U help youl•iiiiiiiiiiii;i;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim . . Pre~Uge otfll'e space in Newpo11 Bch. 915 · sq. ft. avail. immed. $410., 310 sq. ft. avail. Mar. 1· SI40. Golba.rd & Hell. nm. Vic. of trainllton & Maintenance -Landscaping. Top Soll opening for A I Pa ya b 1 e Please call Bob Langer Bushard, ltonttn...t"n Beach Tree R.emoval. Ve r y, _._________ 1 rk "'" build your sales territory. BUSBOY _C_al_t:_,._0-_7°'-'-· -~--. COCKTAIL & LQxury lakotlde adult living, comfort and pr I WC y. aUordable rcnt11.\1,· security, booting, 8Wlnunlng, tennis, handball, gym, &alll\&s and Yacht Club. EUiclenclei;, 1, 2, 2 &..Den from $175, wlth everything you need an apartment to be. Call 96• =•. · ,..... reasonable. 642-5329 eves. c e . ..,.... exp. n e c . A-LwJll B rk & C ~ . * QUAU'l'Y * Relocating to Irvine in m • U • o, SM. Brow!\ & white 9haggy MOW & EDGE. CLEANUPS * AIULOI & TOP SOll.. * April. Apply MO W. 17th BAB y s rrrER·LIVE m. FOOD WAITRESSES •iijiiin,..4:;;997;;;;;-ii21ii00i0i;;;;;iii I doA'. Fox Terrier mix. Vic. NE\V LAWNS. SPRINKLERS 586-6930 $1, C.J\f. NOW 'LEASING Falr & Nt>t Blvd., c.,.ia 640-2006 Equal Oppor. Employer O.C.C. girl w/da.y classes up to tpm ok. 6 & 8 yr Tr8:ditlonal Briti~h Pub seeks Old. l\-Tcsa Verde. Perm. bright~ energetic per&ennel. pos. Pvt rm. Rel'.s. Tina lntervt~\l.·s, Sat & Sun, Mesa. 646-1595. EXPER. Gardener. Know * ADV MAIL ORDER & HuntNlnoWtonM-Btl aeh FND: 4 mo. old female how. l\falnt. .Trimmlnr & 11.i 11 J\fKTNG Crowth Oppty. Hill "" ~"' 842 """ or bf>tv.TL 3 & 5pn1, '~~· "\IU,'f\l NO PHONE CALLS 3337 Newport Blvd., N ,B. IE, Bassett cHound. Fnd 1.!esa cleanup .. 968-3486._ _ ..... ,...._.. 'f' SkUled a11 phases front stru.1 940 Sq. Ft. & UP Verde· ~9155 GARDEN sEii!VICE to rinlsH:. Pat, 835-1098. 89lr&'i\i. PLI;:ASE. ~BYSrrrEn lo: 13 n10 old The Rose & Crown ltub MESA VERDE EAST AND ADAMS AVE. COSTA MESA 540-1800 Sant• Ana CHOICE LAKEFRONT LOCATIONS VERSAILLE$ . MISSION VIEJO OFFICES CLOSE TO HOME All on1eaitics & ul il. in1.:I 400 &J. t'1. & UP. 27992 Can1 ino Cupis'trnoo. Avery P11rkv.,ay & SD Fr11'y. 831-1600 ON Tl-IE LAKE =========1 At Soulh Coast Plaza. Pool * A~apulco Aqua Bar & J ft_cuni. Spectacular 8 Acre Lake w /Towering Fountains • ~ ?o.Ullion Dollar Oubhouse, .Gym, Sauna, Total Security' ADULTS.-SINGLES 1, 2 & 3 Bff'rooms from $17:S per mo. 3700 Plaza Dr. NEWPORT CENTER 2 ROOM office with fantastic view o( Newport Harbor &: Catalina, 565 sq. ft. $425 per mo. includes utilities, janitor service, carpeting & Jot~ o( frt.'e lpurking. ESTATE REALTY fi40..J120 EXEC. Suite lnclding recept. rn1, phone .Ii: T'ea'pl. service. Utll . In house Exec. Sec. tt \'Bil,. Zereox ·J MCST Santa An• 1'0111putcr typing. ~1ontWy. Nexl to South Coasl Jlla;,:11 Nf'iv-presliage· of.tice bldg:· 71 ,55,0466 1 2 blks No. San Diego Fwy. ,... u-fountl\in Valley. 962-(1659 ROoms 400 OF1'~1CE space avail. for BEDROOM, pvt home, P''' ent, pvt bath tub & shower 1V, ample storage, $100mo, 64&-2()..12 LAGUNA HIW. i;:ozy, attrac. rm, priv. ba.. kit. priv. Call ~2400 aft 4 pm ROOMS $20 "11: up \lo'ilh kitchen $3ll wk up a pt. ;>48·975.'i, 64:.-3967. attorney at lav•. Jix16 Fl. attorney's office, recpt. & rm. for p~retary. s250 M6. can biS.2711 * 1 MO. ,1'~REE RENT * Deluxe 1 & 2 rm. OUices adj. Airporter Hotel S.-.Rest. 833-3223 9 To: Noon OFFICE §Pace avail, heart or Corona del Mar. Ideal for CPA. Engineer, etc. $200 ROOM for rent. S25 per To $300 Per mQ. U·eek, \V/kilchen pt1vl, CALL 675-mI C:O.ta,k!~sa area. &t>-:i;tl!\,., •lliloiffROl!l'F',Ol;lil_~ES GuetiRomt 415 preefige atta. '140~~ 330 NE\V concept in living for tiq. 'it. 3700 Ne .,..·po,c.,, 1\'d. M.'nior eitl1~. see to ~N;·~'B.~P°'ho~':;"'~6T.ic:~::l::nl::c,',c~ __ appreciate, 642-927& NE\VPORT Bench AtlQrney V1c1tion Rentals 425 Jl':!;~~i·e3 S~ite~f~~~~~ j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; necept. rms. \\rest Cliff Dr, mnple prkg, 646-4844 or 545-2568 LIVE in the all ~w Dana ~int Harbor at t h e beautiful MARINA INN CAMPUS DrtVe 0 f r i c c • airport area. 600 ft. at $270 per mo. See us for your airport office space needs, MULLAN REALTY . 3400 Irvine. 5'fil-2960 itnn1ilton & Neo.,•lantl St. FND: ?.lale silky Terrier Blk nionthly mai~nance & 960-1970 & Bl'O\\'ll, Vic. H.B. area. clean-up/Call 714 '893-~5. Job Wanted, Female 702 25,000 S(j). FT. NORTH COST A MESA Set up tot manufacturin'g! 2,000 An1ps, lighlS, air, sprinklers. 10 per sq ft . RON I-lENRY, Bkr. 71 ·1·979-1 \15.J NE\V Bl.DG M·l, 23 Units. 1250 Sq. Ft. $176/MO. Front Office, crpts, large rear doors. Anaheim & Terminal \Vay. C.M.. Days 64&-5033, eves 646--0GSl. INDUSTRIAL Space tor lease, 1200 sq, tt. to 5,000 sq ft, Newport..Mesa area, 64~. M·l, free standing, 4800 sq ft + loft + additional storage yard available. 16th St., N.B .. 673-5882 COSTA ~fESA New Industrial Units $105/MO. Phil Sullivan, Realtor. ~61 IOc PER SQ. FT. 3600 s/f 4001 Birch.NB Baumgru'<lner 541-5032 Rontol1. Wonted 4~ \VORKING nlOlher "'it h children v.·ould like to share expenses in my OOme in Mesa Verde with same. ?\-lust bt responsible and high-minded. Large yard to play in and 11. happy atmosphere. to share. Call Ruth 546-4478. OLDER w1do\\' needs 1 BR Apt. Duplex, no pets, no sn1oke. S.E. Costa 11.-fesa areR only. bis.-6342. l Br house ol' duplex "'ffncd yrd for 2 sml pets. ~or 2 ...,·orking Fem adults. Approx $200 mo. 646-9017 WANTED to rent, travel trailer. 16' to 71' self contained. Call 645-7579 541)...(683. Lafncai'e by. ''2 Geli'' 1--------- FND: \Voman's watch in Mow/edge · 642-9901 INDEl NDE1:>1T J?.~. ~t Fashion. Inscription o n "'/ls' yr exp tn snles & '-,"On· back. 644-201<1. General Serv\~e1. · &truction. deslrrs emplmt in FEt.IALE Siamese vi c . MASTER HANDYMAN H.B. o1· Npt. ai-ea. ~·1/h~ve F.dingt>r & Springdale no • $1200. 1no dra1v. against II r 894-8046 Cab I n et a, cera.n1lc tile. con1m or sal. \Vr1te: P .O. co a · · 55 forn1ica, suspended cellingS, Box 637, 1-tunt ing:ton Beach, Lost 5 fences, patios, roofing & Cal. . ~10RE! 548-8749. soc==c--=-~-=-~ LOST male cal, looks hke IAL Secretary. "People· Bluepoint Siamese, but PLUMBING, ELECTitICAL, Person", experienced in '1.'/white nose & white feet. CARPENTRY. No job too executive a.nd pron1otional Ans to Bandit. 3rd Island small. F & B Horne Repair, fi elds. Loves working with H. H a r b 0 u r . Needs 642-1403. public, \Vrite Classified Ad medication. 846-8104 "THINGS" by Jv.oose. Gen'! '13, % of Daily Pilot, P.O. REWARD, LOST MALE 01d ~ntry, Repain, Pham· Box 1560 Costa Mesa, Cal English Sh~pdog. arta 5th bing. E l e c. Re.Modeling ;:92626::-,cc' ..,...=--.,-"""- & Orange In -Huntington &tZ-5613. Let us purge your bachelor Beach White & gray , HOME Repair S ervl ce. apt of Mr. Dirt! KJassle wfblue eyes, p lease call E I e c t r i c , P 1 umbing, Lassies now in Orange 536-~9 or 6ia-4062. Carpentry. Reas. 54&-1004. C::oun~y t ~r the CHOCOLATE Brown long eves. · discriminating sn~gle man. haired female manx cat. SECRETARW...IBM Exec:, Call for apptmt. 558-~. no ta ll, lost 2/17/74, in Phone, dictatiQn on )ltlur 'RESPONSm~ student "Beach\l.'aJk & Goldenwest" letterhead. 549-1004. desires part-time of fi ce o\l.·ner desolate. Re\1·ard. H I" \\'Ork in Costa li-I£.>sa. Can :HG-2313, 5'10-3828 au 1n9 type and take shorthand. GERMAN Shep pup. ans. to YARD. garage clean-ups,' ~S4"':r4240=,,-·="7'c-c--"Rocky" vie. Jeffrey & remove trees, dirt, Ivy, EXCEL refs for sec, person· \Valnut. Irv. REWARD driveways, 'tumps. n£.>I & Real Est. expcr. En· 551-1819 847-2666. · joy responsibility & people. LOST' 6Tu.CK cao: puppy. 7 LOCAL moving & haullng Aiature. accurate & depend· mos. Vic, C.?o.f. Heartbroken by student. Large truck: 11.ble. 645-4829. family. Generous reward. Reas. BalTy. 539-9438 or NEED help at home! \Ve 642-6163. .~"'4-""1:8.Jio60-. -==-===-~ 1 have aides, n u rs e s , LOST: Grayish, shaggy fem. MOVING, DELIVERY & h o u s ekprs, companions. dog. Newport Hghts area, HAULING, HaVe. a big walk Ho memaker a Upjohn collar &. tags oU due to in van, Reas -i-• reliable, 547~. puppies. 642--9703 l :"&l&-='1346~;-~--~--REFINED mature w~ LOST, BJk male cat, neu· MOVING r LocaJ 1 furn. or de&ires ' live in posiLion tere<I. Vic, Npt. HlS. Blue gen. hauling. 32? ft. furn. in motherless home or as collar. Child's pet 548·8635 van. 548-1862 551~ companion. Xlnt driver, light nursing 541--0188. afL 6. SKIPLOADER & dump truck k c t halt DAY Work, Gen cleaning, LOST lrg while male cat, "'or.. oner~ e, asp ' F/P time housekeeping, gray spot bet ears, "neutered lla\\'Ing, breaking, 846-ruo. rel, trans 54a.2477/8J6..1338/ 642-5618 RE\VARD HouseciNntng 541-9330. I · l~CARl.BON'S Cleaning, . _ ~tr~iolt ~ carpet, Doors & windows. . ~ ~ . Now offering complete 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiill inter. painting. Special CLEANING wontan, honest, dependable, efficient. . ;,.;~ . Help Wonted, M & F 710 Schools & Spring prices. 537-6388. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~{!!'!!!I I instructions S75 HOUSECLEANING dono by I I ~ , experienced lady. Fast and -AMowlCelnlnl1 •• You ARE NEEDED AS A very efficient and thorough. ~· •••••~·~ii i Tra el Agt t.i":''1iu,'!i'~~8 $4. 00"'· $150 WEEJ\SAtARY \Vhile, attending sales Train. Sch. per agreement Prefer stable & mature $15,000 1st yr. earnings ex p ected. ~'lanagement oppor. AO!o Tr•nsportotion S2S Y . • Dadiuled Cleonlno f * \VE 00 EVERYTHING *· Need cir pool from San J1H1n C1pistr1no to the Arches in Newport BOoch. Worklno hours I AM to 5 PM call 496-3360. Earn \Vhile You Lcaljl Refs . Free est. 646-2839 Co1nn1is!1ions 4 HOUSE\VOB.K $2 50 hr DAY & EVENING CLASSES Newport Beach Or, Cog ta e CAPRI TRAVEL J\tes·a area 646-5469 ACADE?.1Y e ' . Gil N. EUCLID ANAHEIM HOUSEWORK. Wednesdays * 991-0980 * ~~: ~~28~8;}~: 6Reliable. Call 847-2444 Div. Consolidated ~ Foods-. Acounting Cleric11 & General Office RUTH RYAN AGENCY 1793 Ne1vport, C.~f. 646-485-1 17931 Beach, H.B. 847-9617 l\totel, 34002 Del Obispo St. (496-2353), Kitchen, Elficirncies & Apartn1en1s. Heated pool, direct dial phones, television, · sauna bath, la u n d r y facilities, meetinl ltli:lm. close lo San Oemeute &: Lagtma Beach. Come play in our sport· fishing, shopping & rei;tau· rants. s;io v.·cek & Up. BMng this ad & receil'C $5 off on first \\'eek's rent. DESK space .._va1lable $50 mo. \Viii provide furniture at $5 mo. Answering service available. 17875 Beach Blvd. LEARN TO SAIL! JAPANESE lady wishes to lluntlngton &ach. 642-4321 Economical hassle free. do house\l.'Ork. Needs ADl\flNISTRATJVE 'JI•· l sailing our boats. transportation. 540-1332 1100 SQ. ft. ideal loc. direcl\y Person.ts \Vindv.·ard Sailing Club bC'hinrl Red Onion Rest .. ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i 4s.µ;107 Income Tix nr. 0 .C. airport. A\1ail. 1 ---------~ 1---------- No1v. r·urn or Unfurn. 45 Personals LEARN 10 sail 11·ith sintple, Income Tax Servie• t.'<'llts !Kl ft. &;U-00-13. 530 enjo)~iblc lessons. An inex-1 b . pcnsii·t> ,vay to run & ex-persona or us1ness ' Rent1ls to Share 430 AT ALL POSITIONS AA MES 8."1(.1' 1u 900' fl otrict• space USED lo 1\'orry a ho u f 23 Years Harbor Are<i YOUNG Femat• d • , ,. r • ' ~·itcn1ent. 545-4852 aft. 6. , '-.. ~ · or s mall 1na11uf;icturing. everything. Not anymore. (714 ~ 675-6676 Bureau of Emp16ymcnt Agency male travel exl'CUtive type Cnll ,\9-1-5.192 ask for P.11's. Not since I discovered the Fo" Api>0in ... 11"11t roomntl\tc 10 shr renl for ~ • u • Brack or !l.1r. Brack Secret of living. rr you are I I ~:i'S:~01Y penthousc ,1 ~•ccM-io:744:-'o-.,.--,,-~-. a 1vo1Tier and "'ant to Servbsand...,.. Ironing - RARE chance for t or-2 change, let me help }'OU. . . BUSlNESS 1\1an 1.o slfr adulis· Cnll "'" 'S44 ••PROFESSIONAL** 100% FREE execs. & sec. to shr'Ocean .MV-O condo expenses close to vie\\' suite in Union Bank LICENSED SPIRITUALI~ A I W -* .. l.RONING ** ocean, jacuzzi, sauna pool °' u 0 OlClng CALL &1"8875 ACCOUNTANTS \I: tennis. 5.16-lM:?, ~4756 bldg Newport Center. BelO\\' Spiritual readings 10 a.m. 2~FEMALE roommates . wanted to shr 3 br hliC : w/ ma.le. So. S.A. $75 ea + hskpg. 557-9269aft 7 p.m. STABLE cln. cut ·male to Share new 3 Bdr. hou!le. F.V. 963-n23 eves & ~kends. • WOULD like to meet retired )>er.ion for tistiing _ trips. Share expense. Ca I i f • , Oregon. 6$9504. cost. 644--9440. · -10 p.m. Advice on all AUTO polishing &: hand wax Landscaping Sr. Accnt $12K PROFESSIONAL SUITE matters, 3U N. El Camino at your own hotm!. $19. Full ball of wax. Know data Xlnt F.V. location. 4. exam Real, San Clemente, for Prof. & reliable. 494-7021 LANDSCAPING: Sprinklers, process., credit & collection. rooms. lab, pvt office, appL Call 492-903'4, 492-9136. Babysitting lands, rotitillint, _e tc . Tax Accnt. $12K recept room, A/C. 645-6358 l'TIIE ATII DATING rea90n. 536-0982/673-0912. 2 Yrs exper. National fum. N EW offices avail . GAME" BABYSmING M.W.F. tn ftainting & Degree nccess. Cpts/drps, wet bar, 2 11iles, 5().6(1 YR. group. From the my CdM home. n hr. All p h .,, • Accnt CPA $17K prime loc. NB· CM . privacy of your telephone. day care for single child. aper tJ1gin9 1 yr recent expcr. EDP on 642-5775,eves 644-2l<J9 P.O. Box 743, G.G. 534-4622. 673-(HOO. • service. OFC Suite, 100 ft. Suitable 24 hrs. Carpenter *Wiiiard Painting Cost Accnt $12K for doctor. Hunting t on PROBLEM Pregnancy . C t t * su~-,.,~,·~r +d-th · CARPENTRY . all type• . on rac ors .. -••• .,, .x,.-· -... ee. Gardens. 846--1323. Confident, s Y m pa et 1 c A t C t I $20K pregnancy co un s e 1 Ing, guarn. qual. specialize in RESIDENTJAL~ 11 on r r OFl-1CE suites ln pror. bldg. Abortion & adoptions ref. rl'.'-ntodeling. Free est. local & COMMl-:RCIAL Degree, strong expe r. in ~~~-;z: ~e~ta~~ re;~~~~ Sa.nta Ana 111<11 870-9532 APCARE £.12-4436 l'ef. 497.2M!j bcf. 10 aft. Finest Craftsmen manuf. co. Budget & analy- k days, 642·7077 ews. 6 pm Drywall , , , ••• WaJJpaperlng si& exper. Rd. C.M. $99.50 n10. As --UNDERSTANDING counsel . A ti I C ii' ~ M ' $900 for Rhea Dank;, 545-TJ29 300 sq ft $95 Mo. CM cus r cou.~ ca e ing!> """' 1nager . * 64" '.ll.''" * for your problems. Talk TOf\f \' ood\l.'Ol'k, l"etnod. • Please Call For Estimate "'DP · 1 MAp.t-.or \\'Onu111 (I 1·hild) -== , .... )\/ helps. 1''or 1tay a pp· t paneling_ & repair. Vince *642•5775 '40-l l36* 1:o ~per, Jn au 0 agency. shr H.B. home, Colden f6-17 WEST1:LIFF NB 6'5-8989 Lenhoff, 536-847:J. State Lie. No. 28!038 Bkkpr S75o West/Wl\rner, \V/man 42, 5'15 sq.ft. & u11. 541-0032 LIFF. or DEATll: Lei our CENERAL CARPENTRY Contl"acl, payroll ,. !lie typine". ; 842-0164, \\'k 892-4334 ----R I 445 babies live. For alternatives CUS'i:'O?o.ol r~NIStl \VORK_ C'OMPLETE H<>U4C painting. Auditor $13K ROOP..1MATE wnnted. l BR, Business enta to ABORTION call LIFE Srnall 10bs OK 894-4858 custom inler., weath.er proof EDP kno1v'I. Out11ide .~. in- ! Ii · N So LINE' <11 ..... >', ,. ,,,... temal 11.uOit ex""r. • arge v1ng nrea, r. · FOR Lease, Ret11U Store, .r • .,,,.. · "" ''" C.1rpet Serv1'• exter. Accoostie ceilings. No SAL~ES 1 Coast Plaza 545-5609 · 23x40 in shopping ccnler, BESJ' MASSAGE IN N.B. job too sn1a1 l. : PLUSH Eastbluff Con11o. to 3.13 East 17th St, Cos1a 3400 Irvine AVe., Suite 1038. JOHN'S Carpet&: Upholstery Thn Cerm9.k Painting T.ch S•les $15K 1 share: fem9.le. Bike Ira.Us, Mesa, $275. 6 7 :r-O 14 O, Open 8 ~t. Mon, \Vcd, Fri., Drl S h am po o, <Soil 547-3296 CQmouter exper. pr 0 ve n t 'pool, etc. $135. 644-4173 · 675-0707, &ta.2450. Ann. 557-<639. Retardants). Degreai;ers & PAPERHA NG I NG & track~. } )\'ANTED-MATURE male to OFnCE on Newport Blvd. *PALM & CARD REA.1 :ER al~ color brightener! & .lO painting. Zl yrs . Harbor $1fe1 Rep $12K shr • Br hse & utll. C\Ose avail on lease. Part.. furn. ad w/I'e(lucUon. 10831 Beach minute bleach ·for white attl\. 'Rel• turn. No. 183281. Degree. Computer exper. in ~ to beach, HB. $1£6. 96Z-8668. carpeted, air/cond., prk'g. Blvd., Stan~. 527-3406 ::i:a~~e >:>x~ n:rlnpe;, 64l-2356. sales & serv. , In ALEBeroohm0~ate1. 70wante<!Call ~;;. Wa°reho~ ~~ MASSAGE/BATH wut clean living rm., dining HERBS · 547;!561 Advert. S.les 1 $10K Hnt& . no:nt · avail. Ideal for contractor. A touch of class. Complete rm .. It hall $ts.~ An;y rm. Inl. Ext., Avrg room .,_, Aggressive w proven track : 1546-6158 Call MS-261& prtvacy. -645-0860. S?.50, ooueh $10. Chair $5. Accoustic $12. , 20 yrs exp. record. Orange Co. terr. ! r,EED r.m share beaut 2-sty FORTUNE TELLING 15 m. exp. la what counla PROF. wall<»••"••, state Chem. S.IH $12K • OLDER otfice or store for t thod I d k -~ i ,.houie ln "Mlulon Viejo. '125 rent. Hatbo~lvd, Costa palm, cards, etc. 539,7.f92 no me • o-wor ~lie,,.::. No. 2795lA. Jnsur, all 2 Yrs collegt!' chemistry, 2 , mo. 581..3959/581-~U,T Meu ·-,per moilth. 32• myself. Good ref. 531-0101. tfpes paJ;er. 714/842-4l86. ynli1cfUS:-siles exper. ' Gt •-hr l<l!)t 435 tmntagr.~ 1000 -. rt. Ample TECHNIQUES lrom Vienna. Mesa Cleaning Ser v \ c e . PROF .... i. .. ter honest wor1c., Sal11 Trn1 $10K ' · r •-I" parking. uttuU~s pa Id, ~~':t orbu~~se, eyes. Carpets & Uphol. steam reas. ·1~·~t;tree..fltimate. Degree in Ute sciencet: + 1 ' GARAGE FOR RSNT 543-S455/494-Slot c cleaned/shampooed. !i57-6742 Refs. ~2759, 642--3913. 2 yrs outside exoer. : I 918 Palm St., llB Tannery vutage Cement, C~ncnle PAINTING, inter/eXler. 25 PRODUCTION p,?UB~ = E/Side ~~~~ail 't::cd. Tem~~ [ Lott.ft,_... CEMeNT: Patio, drives, k':as~c:i J::,1i~_g;.~· Prod. Plinner $12K : \SiM. for ttoma:s only. potenUl\l! 28U Villa Way. ~, ivalks-Rcpalrs, ::~& INT/EXT PAINTING A~=ce valve:s cxpcr. Sm. : !30. mo. 64H423. Pete Barrett" Re•lty , remave.Fttcesl. · 1, El ·J.mtrr'.-3559 Sho .&" $lOK INGLE garage for ,et'jt, 64z.o200 found {frM ads)' 550 CEMENT 4 Block Work. ree s 1 , • p '''Wr: . ~ Balboa. UJ,1 !110· ,. RETAIL ahop11 avail at. 1 · Walls, patk>ll, sidew1llb, SEMl·~f~o~f.INTER c::~ct n~:.~ piece ivork • · 64:).;5114 rnih18hlre-mall in "Canne'I')' 9 Keys touno. Weictclill &. etc. By hr. ,or ;ob. 646-6915. * 6'2'-!255 ' Aitt Prod · · $800 •STORAGE G81'$.ie for Rent. Village" $ll0 to $180.• 425 -~~~"N· .B. f eb, 22nd. C.,ll co1,NctJlETE P65c•".·°'pe'r<I~ l!Qtt * Wallpa~-ua,..;1.* Assist tore;nan in i:finch & 1959 Maple Ave, No. 5 30th 960 St. N.B. 673-0006 or ~ • o, mcire .... . · r-J:..n .... L dr!O P1'\':S8 ~bop , , Q>o,. Mesa • 642-1 f'ND Siamese cat vi.. Don, 642-&'il4. C. Rebko 646-2449 IN COSTA Ml!SA ! t:AiGE DOUBLE GARAGE, FOR l'ent, Baytront JWstau-Wll~ &. Oran~ can'.t keep. Child Care Pl11ter, P.atc:lt, R1P1lr 27~ H rbo Blvd WEST NEWPORT $®/MO. tanl comer of Palm &;.. 548-8059. _ . · w I r · lll.O C4d.1r 543-7190 Edgewater, BalbOa. 673-1440 FNO: Afahan !ml, •PP'°" PAY 'OIJJd care -lovlna PATCll PLASTERING Suitt 207 , Alt1dll'1-tlleJl!SrD:u;\O •• ,0 Daf1!1 Piiot Claisif!eol 7-8 !'l'i<· '.Ee. S,.nt• Ano? ..,.. .31642 S,..kdal• Ln .. All ll'P'L Free t1Umtle• CALL 5$6.11111 i run an adl Don't delay, • Ad. &a-667L • 2ilt-St.., c.M:; ·551j..(86.. H.B: ar·caJt-9$3-6248. Can 540-8825 ' girl by responsible mother 8 p D ALTERATION lady, expel'. \I.'/ child nr sanie age, )'OlU' 3 10 So. 1111 r. Full or p/tin1e. Ca 11 oome. $25 "'k. nr Ne11-port South Coast Vltl19e 673-3161. & Bristol St, 557-3160 S1nt11 Ana A/Pay Bookkeeper B1\.BY Sitter, days, my hon1c Mature, reliable. II ea v y for 2 yr. old. Dependable. B US Y salon nee cl s e~per. a 1nust. Plt'asc Cal!,• R<l'fi;, 54&-7351 llairtlresser. Audree's, 267 \'on-Hemert ,lntel'~OL's , 9-BABYSITTER in my Irvine E. 17th St. C. 11.Iesa. !Dain \vkdys .. &l.2-21)51). hont<' for 7 and 11 year ~ABLE TV ere1vman, gd AP'T. ?o.fgr·Retil-ert lndlv. ur old. 552-7189 aft 7PM dl'il'ing rcrord, over 21 & <:pl. 12 uniti;, \Vrite: C1'tl\•e, BABYSfITER. my home. 3. \\·iJ.l to \\.'OI~. ~all • Tim 922 9th St. 11.tanh. B~·h. 7PM. l\fature, responsible Sluplcy bet. 8-;,. 642-121:> 90266. \l.'oman. 53&-8977 bef 3p1n. CASl·llER ASSEMBLERS BARMAIDS, nites, $2.50 hr. FUii time, exp pref. Apply in person, Vikki's 7!4-5.J2..8(XX) Lounge, 1791~~ Newport I Openings on 2nd Shift, 4 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. on temporary basis, approxin1ate!y 2 months. Factory experience helpful but not necessary, $2.15 per hour + shift difierential. A p p I y in person: PRIMARK- PRODUCTS CO. 1610 S. Susan Santa Ana, Calif. Bet1veen Harbor & Fairvie1v South of \Varner Equal opportunity employe r ml! A Better Temp. Position URGENTLY NEEDED UNSKILLED ASSEMBLERS Interim Personnel Service #115 Tustin 1751l Irvine Blvd. 8;)3.5460 Equal Oppor. Employer AsSEM"LERS ELECTRONICS and INSPECTOR/ T,ESTERS For Newpori--'Beach Area Prefer some exper . w/printed circuit boards, wire harnesses, soldering. GoOd benefits PH: Mr. BRUNO 833-3300 {Equal Oppor. Emp\oyerl. Any day is tne BEST DAY to run an ad! Don't delay ... Help Wonted, M & F 710 Assemblers Blvd. CM CLERK TYPIST e BAR MAID. Attractive. RECEPTIONIST i $2.25 hr io start. Apply 1664 . · 1 Ne"·port ·Blvd, C.M. Are you interested t n , • . weekenq employment, then . BEAlJ'l.'ICIAN needed ~th 1ve have the job for you .. , , fo\lo1v1ng. xlnt w o r k 1 n g Busy new office, pleasant cond: + comn1.. To P suiTOundings. 9AM-5PM, Sat ·. location at the Newporter & Surt. ?\-lust have fl() w,p.m. Inn Beauty Salon. 6#-:03:40.. typing. Good telephone & .. B E A U T 1 C 1 A N w i t h public personality: Some ~ follo\l.'ing. H ighest oUice exper. & wel l <'on1n1ission 01· rent space groonted. Cdl\f, 673-2835 days, Call 642-:.226 "'"· THE IRVINE CO. NOW HIRING Part-Tim• &H-3389, 9: 30-noori Ec1ual Oppor. E~oyer CLERK I i . , I " Lile typing , good I hand\\•riting, Prefer e,,;per. I in inventciry or production . <:<>nln>l. ! STACO SWITCH, INC. I 1139 Baker, Costa. Mesa l 549--3041 • Equal Oppor Employer COLLEGE STUDENTS . I 4647 M.1cAi'thur Blvd. \Vknd & eve. Stock Control 1 Newport Beach Jobs in o.c. area for .neat, HOSTESS & BOOKKEEPER ~"'."!~'.""'.""~"'""'"'!'"•I re1>pon. Individuals. Some BEAUTJCL\N !\fens stylist, require pleasant outdoor attrac, assist. rec pt, Work. Start $2/hr .. ,~ manh,'\U'C, etc, 646-6255, before llAm, (TI4) 546-:9558, · 646-11\la Security Services Co. -1 BE A UTICIAN. Licensed. C 0 LL EC T 0 R, perm. j Assist owner 3 nights ·p/tin1e. Ideal fDr retired • Sat. Call 645-5370. or semi retired .penon .. I BINDERY &IZ-4800. 'I S\ving sltift. No exper nee. cqMPANION; Lady to stay ! Apply National Systenis _ with Mother in Lelaure , , Corp, 436! Birch St, N.B. World, Call Janet, ~ornlngs I Call 546-7360. or aft 3. 539-76.)7 COMPANION ~ housekeeper. ' BO!'-T Operator & mature live·ln Toauna 't Maintenance. Ge n e r a I Be h ho bc--.h Handyman, some janitorial ac . inc near ac duties for club work. Apply shopping. 494-3836 720 W. Say Avez 'Balboa, (008ed Mon & TUesl. Bkkpr/Soc'y $'00 Payroll. A/R, A/P, sh 90. RUTH RYAN AGENCY 1793 Newport, C.11.f. 646-485.ol 17931 Beach, H.B. 847-9617 COOK Experienced P/time -D1y1 Apply ln Person ASSEMBLER TRAINEES NEW IRVINE PLANT Beckman Instruments, Inc., is 0 11.11 . of th~ world's largest manufactur· en of scientific instruments. New facilities in the Irvine complex will be occupied in the next fe.w weeks. Immediate openings are available in electro-mechanical assembly. Now is ·the time to get in on the "ground floor." You can start now in our Fullerton plant and then transfer in March or intervi ew now to start in March at Irvine . Beckman has an enviable record of steady employment, excellent benefits incl uding group insurance, dental plan, .tock purchase plan, ·and retirement benefits. Please apply in person at our Fullerton plant. BECKMAN INSTRUMENTS INC. 2500 N. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton, ~q. I North of lmpirlal I (An equal opportunity employu) _, 16 Fashion lsltnd Newport Beech Belwn 9 ,P, tl am or 3 I.:. 5 pm Equal Oppor. Employer """"'!"!!!~~~~.,..,.~I '; 2ND COOK For yacht club, exper. Perm. Good benefits. Call fur appt. Phil Debus, 673-4382. COOK, EXPER. full or part time. Apply Jn person. Dickerson's Restaurant 1530 N. El.Camino Real, ·sc. COOK wanted -Apply Cellar Restaurant 220 F o re a t , Laguna Beach. COUNTER girl, 6 day \Yk. Apply in pe1'SOn, YES Cleahers, Brookhurst & ~ms. ~lB COUPLE""=,o-n-,.-.-.. -,-,-m-aJI01. hotel , Bay front apt. furn + comn1ission. 673-1-IID. CUSTOMER SERVICE CLERK This job requim touch operation of the ten key adding machine and la a re&ponsible job preparina: b)acldog reports, pa I' t I number files, shi p p In 1 •tatug reports. chanie orders, bookilli repo\'tlj etc., It you have hRd accounting experience · wou l d be sultab lt b3ckground. some I i 1h t typing. EXcelle_nt binge benefits with a 11table con1pan.y. Apply DICEON ELECTRONICS, INC. 18522 Yori Kannan frvine. C&llf,, mt an equal op.pcrrtun\tY. employer 1'4/f • • • I . . . ' .... ' l • ----- -. --' • Delivery • Sunday Only HELP! Won'AA ~111er/poel ~11 volunteer typlit. Pb, 830-26:! ant..i,M&F INSPECTORS MAIDS NURSES SAWYER Home o"d a ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j~li Monran NurtH R.e:ttatry. mature woman tor SECRETARY 4 NCR OPERATOR F 10 Ht p W1nttd, oC DAILY PILOT TO' C1\IUIIBRS. RE- QUIRES THE -USE OF A LAROE STA· TION WAGON OR VAN. CONTACT MR. II A RR Y S EE LY OR MR. BEN WU, UAMS. 330 WEST BAY STREET, COS- TA MESA. TELEPHONE-e~2'43Zll'OR APPOI NTME NT. r.tature, mu11 be eicper. JiNTS,-LV:N'a. Pnu:s. E1oo< "°"""""""' • p ra e . SR. SALES SEC'Y 1: Newport Beach firm needl duty pald wJdy, 66T W. 19th =· 7.\M·SPM ahiti. Will worit ln our aalu/m.,.. 1 llELP! llELP! CllllAe I~ \illwtteer for poUtlcsl cam· Our i'f'O'lo'o·lnv: com Pu t t r Pllan. 83().2621' orlein1ed lirm has HIRE YOURSELF !n1mt'diate requirementA ror F'/ti.me. Seo Personnel MK>'- S.ll>N B•y Club exporlenced NCR 3 9 5 St, Suite ,0, C.M. -ketlnr dept • report lo \: operator tor AIR 1: A/P. or 83J...2365 Wtttem R~ Sa I•• • Min. typ"" requirement 50 Ol'~ICE SALl!S Glll.L Sl!CR!TARY Msr. DutlH Include: c... : lZll W. Coast ll"'Y" N.B. t11.'0 Electronic Wpec1ors: No ltl)'Ofla, Sell Shaklee product• &: build a bualneu. J • Trainee position for hl;:h full or part thne. ftetire. & school grad \1Jilh aood ln1. Bener1t1. For appl. call .:cnernl f'ducAl!on. wpm. Some tormal eduoa· No ex,ptr. neceu. ... AM_ tn TO THE PRESIDENT tomer U.llon, Alu b:Jot. tion tn aecountlna would be pel'IOh • lnaa. lnte wl uate(sa • - detJrable. Xln't f)enenu. KIR'K JEWELERS Thb pot.!Uon bu opened corp, otc, aen'I OOl'Nlp, etc: : * Mel°" Appll•nc• * * Eltctronlca * * Dtpl. M•n'ttr * • lntern100Ja.te posi tion for Must be exper. in manal[ina: lni;pe<-tor wirh 2..3 years le appliance dept. Exper. <'.'t)'X•rteru .. -e in pr~nted circuit nee. In buying, inventory, boards, mccisunng guages atoek control. advert . , Plea" Call 3T·Hwiti ........ n ar. 11,8, becau.st ot the move of our Should be abJe to work in-: 9 30 12 Noon ...... plant from Lot Anatl 1 to dependentl,y w/a min .• An Equol Opportunity Employtr 548-52.13. : am-OFC ~tGR • BKKPR 'F/C Oransc Co. The Incumbent amount ot •upervtalon. 3 • 644-3319 Exp'di. Orp.nlier. Pat , aoe<:~tary 1J not able to yn exper. duired. . 1 H•lp Wonftd, M & F 710 \ Help Wonttd, M & I' 710 EXPER dor grooming l lOSPITAL SlS-1098. move from her p~aent re.l-• THE IRVINE CO, ORTIIODONTIC ASSISTANT '""'""to th3 .,..., Po<ltlon req't &OOd ~ : CUSTOMER 1· "'''''"'· . Full t Im e . New Saddleback Community Hospital a11d blutprlnts. pron10Uo11 & s 11 1 es • Part time position avail. In &: llh •kills, pleasant phoru! I F,qual Oppor. Employer. Newport Beach office. Some Ph11 ProdllC~ 11 one of the J>Cl'800&Jlty wi the dc1lre tO ) SERVICE Pcrmanenc Please apply In IJl'l'110n, 9-;, pn1, v.·cekday11, NO\Y aceeptlng appllct1.tlons 1 Z7'24 E. Co:ttt Hwy, CdM. tor perm., hllf tln1l" po&ltlon. EXPEH. dog groomln{: ti~ P/timt' schedule Al~ avail. !iis1anl. Full !Im~. Pmnan- Must be bontl:'lble, neat <'llt. Plcasl' apply tn person, appearing & enjoy customer !J.5 pm . "'eekrlay~. 2724 E. osportunity l 0 r Good work i ng conditions a vanc e ment . Good liberal trtnge benellt• and t'Ompany benefits. Apply In salary commensurate with pert0n 10.Spm, Mon-Fri. orthodontic exp. n e c . nation a J ea d-1n1 grow w/computer Olien ! NEED Pnrt Tiine llelp &12-6443 mantlfactW'er'a ot too d firm . Good frinie benetill l experience. Send resume or Woolco Dept. Stora Cooks & Drivers PART ti _ , In ~ -~k aupplemtnts. We ww berln nice workln& """"" · I m_,o '""p...,.. ......... , operatlona tn our spatkllng Stnd Rttumt Or Apply ' apply: lfml Brwkhunt, Fountain Calif. dri ven lie., over 21, debt chuen oppor. club, new plalit in Irvine (rtefJ' St nd d Memo le Inc ' hours 5-12 eve11, Neat & 3 eves wkly, local, car Jamboree Rd le Ma.lb St) • •r r 11 , l · Standard ~~r.;,.e~' equal op,.,. personable, 646-7136~ 410 needed, bonus to covtr on March Uth Appll~SMu~~.otr-. I East 17th St., C.OSta Mesa. expense•. Beaut qua.llty • ' ,... -·-uo..-. ...... ¥ contflc>t. Coa:;t i-h~)' .. Cd~1. NEWPORTER INN product. Call Bet!>~ This pooit!on. calla tor on 2221 S. Anne SI. h or Kay 962--0674 indJvklual who t1 araclous, Santa Ana C•s itr thourhUul A. eftident tn Equal Opppr. Employtt -. ·1 Kitchen Food Chocker PERSONNEL dea!lng w/othera A who hu Apply Jn Per;ci n EXPERIE:'\CED motl"l maid DESMOND s '"11 or f>'rl lime. Memories, Inc. M•rk1tlng Trolntt I.mmedlllte Opening• For: APPLIED MAGNET 1 CS Skflltd or Unskilled 494-8541 FACl'OR.V Helper position open for alert )'OW\I Y,'OrnM w/some exper. Great co. to work for $2.llJ hr to start w/perlodlc reviews & xln't benefits. Call 545-0401. F /C BKKPR $900 C•rpentar1 CORP. MEN 2221 S. Anne Street Needed now to work for Engineer Santa Ana, Calif. 9271'.M large ~lectrical concern ln P.tus t have boiler Uc. An equal 0 PP 0 rt u n 1 t Y Orange Co. Exper not & rehiiteratlon exper. employer necg. du lo xln 't trainlna Dltt Aide program. Full & p/Ume. Dirtetlc kno.,.:le<i~e req 'd. INSURANCE CO. needs Eam u you leam. Profit Maintenance Mechanic ~~~~&to $s&m+t ~~~~all Monday only EX'J)erlenCt'd bonus, no exper. necessary. 89 ... 0542 Nc1.,. hospital nestled In -838-mt"'i-="--~~---/ oiiiiiiiiiO...iioiiiiiiiiiiii Expe,-. In restaurant. P / TECHNICIAN top •><:retu1al akll!J. SECRETARY/atatfstlcal time, nltes. ~1700. Pl , Im. NB office. Req. 1tl $6724117 Per Mo. .... ,..u YoW' ......,,, tlcal & """"" 'YPlnt. NO EXPERIENCE lneludlnir aa!ary hl•tor>< to Wtlmd, IO-key/celculatur, NECESSARY Qual}ticatlons sh 90 w.p.m., ~JtS6~~n D~Re Ftnanclal bckcmd. V~ TRAINEE POSITION typing 60 w.p.m., 4 yrs otc All rea wW b · ore. responalbUUel, ror NOW OPEN exper. desirable. ·Personnel acknowi!Cs e -•-;p"'pt"."6°"'1s.==:-.,· -=,-:=,,- GB Industries of So. Cali!. exper. helpful. Appllcattona PLUS PR.ODUCTS SECURITY CLERK ' h I edJ t · ._ murt be 1ubmitted no la\er as mm a e openings iur than !i pm, Mon ;~eb. 25th 2681 Ktl ... ln, I rvlne Thls h lg h 1 Y important trainetis tn d Is play , • -ltlo ta t -•1a,.1 DELlVERY, J\tan fot· ea1·Jy niomlng L.A. Tin1e111, ho1ne dclh:ery rou1e, 2 ·hrs dolly, must h!ll\'e economica l 1·ar. Cood supplenien!ary in- <.'on1e. r.tu.!!l be 25 y1·s ur over, No solicitin~ or <:01· lectlng. \\'C"i:<lminstei;. Gar· rlen Cro\'c, H un tin gton Beach a.rcM. 638-2924. Financial stmts, construction background Split Fee/Also F~ Job.<i WESTCLIFF Personnel Agency beautiful l.a.guna Hills of. Insurance Secretary MATERIAL ferlng outstanding working Exper. personal lines rating, HANDLER 1974 to the Fountain Valleyl'!'!:!'!!~~!!!"~!!!!!'""""'"" ..-g n 1 mmeu Y marketing distribution &: School DI trl N 1 1~ available for the penon ~ credit merchandising. 6 new s C1. 0 · SECY./RECEPT. R.E. welcomes respomlbillty & ' locations to open ln ln1· u5htllouse Lane, Fotmtaln Secretarial posJUon ln active has good knowtedge mediate future, Many· posi-Va ley, CalU. An Equal Realtor's ottlce Beaullful sa."lll'ity, Beautl.tul locatio,. , DENT AL. Asst. ch al.rs Ide. Experience necessary, full time. A1issk>n VleiO area. 8311-4111 DISHWASHER t l\1ark lll Centerl 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. 542-8836 conditions &: benefits. typlna: & gen'I insurance duties. 6#-4281. Appiy dally Mon-Fri INTELUGENT w 0 ma n , M u at h a v e t or k 11 t t PPrsnnnPt Otftce 25-55. Deal w I m e di ca I experience. Heavy lllllng. (714) 8l7·2121 profe88, 5 Day -.•k. No sales. Excellent benefits. Take San Diego F~·ay 3PM-11PM. Short training Apply Jn Person To El Toro Rd . Turnoff, period at $1.65 Hr. Ofc in Via Estrada. N.B. 645-0336. Eqoal Oppor. Employer ~ tlons now open for full time Oppor. Employ@?'. office ln Ne~rt Center. & trlendly co.~. Call permanent people. ' Congtlnlal sta.u of matlll'i! Coastal PenoMel ~ncy, * XLNT TRAINING PRO-p L UMBER. Experienced. persoMel. A front office ~. 2790 Harbor Blvd, GRAM. Lict"nsed. Apply Panda position requiring good Of WORK Al.SO AVAIL · FOR Plunibtng. 556-8807. telephone voice, SH & IBM HIGH -SCH 0 0 L & PRESSMAN Exec. abilltl.,, Must be Soc:urlty Clrk COLLEGE STUDENTS able to "''Ork Saturdays. Stocks & bonds. COMPANY BENEFITS \Vho can operate AB Dick R.E. experience not es-Conv. Hosp. &12-ffi93 DOUBLE OR S INGLE NEEDLE SEAMERS. Im· med opening for skilled op- eralors. Also will train. Apply in person. California Umbrella Company, 765 Baker St., Costa MWI. FEMALE preferttd Expd or trainee, programmer for printed circuit b o a rd drillinK machine, 2nd shift 3-llpm, ·drivers lie needed, Interview hours ~llam, l 7'795 Slcypark Circle Unlt K , Irvine. HOSTESS PRIMARK PRODUCTS COMPANY FOR PERSONAL &: multi 1250. Do not apply senttal, but helpful. Prefer ~~en~YAN AGENCY .· INTERVIEW CALL: unless you have St!V!'ral local resident. For lntervu 1793 Newnnrt, C.M. "~" ~-• ; years exper. 1224 So. L.Yon, call Mrs. Duhl. ~...... ~ 1 DRAPERY f.ffg n e eds experienced overlock & blind stitch operators. Good wages. Beach Draperier1 900 W. 17th St .. Costa Mesa DRY CLEANlNG, Counter, some alteration!!, 40hrs, no Sats Vans Cleaners, 3512 East Coast llwy, COM, 67:1-4921) ELECTRONIC TECH Background digital & analog circuitry. Diversified work load in design & testing of in1trumentatlon. Advanced Kinetics, Inc. 1231 Victoria St, CM 646-n65 Equal Oppor. Employer ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS Fiddlers Ill Rastaur•nt Host1~~;s hf1usboy Days Only Please apply in person 24291 Laguna Hil ls Alall Laguna Hills F1JLL Time Shore Salesman, Exp, Mandel's, Fashion Island , Newport Beach. GENERAL OFFICE Busy office In Costa Mesa Need avg skills, pleasant personality & lit~ A/P & AIR. Xln 't starting salary, plC'asant \\'Orkin~ conds. Jason Btst Agency 17400 Brookhursl, F. Vly. Suite 213 !163-ii775 & WAITRESS Fomtlo, P/tlm• Apply In Per50n 16 F11hlon l1lond Newport Beach Betwn 9 & ll am or 3 & S pm Equal Oppor. Employer 2m S. Susan 536.2591 Santa Ana. <TI4) 542-3111. Wesley N. Taylor O:i.644-e!O 17931 Beach. H.B. M7-!16l1 Santa Ana, Calil. Call Tuta. Only PRINTERS (Between Harbor & rai.. 9 5 SECRETARY SEWING, """ home, ,... view, So. of Warner) am .. pm Small ~hop ~s d~ytime machine, p/tlme. E Z,' I & swing shill pnnten. Apply 8562 Hamilton Av'P, An """ual Opportunity ~per. on Chief 15 & AB . H t Bch or all ~"2577 ~ploytt M/F NURSING O I c k 3 8 5 . s a I a r y Immediate openlI1g for a un · ·• c ~ • 1'.,'""Aru'"""'R"'E'""w'""o"'M"'AN'"",'""•"'t.,,""t New ~;p~menN~~!!.1 s~=~ ~~I~~~ oUt: ~~ 'su~-~ .. ~fPOO~J.-T~ech--nl-cl_an_, .r.--ood ~ PERSONNEt. know needlepoint &: exper. Corp, 4361 Birch St, N.B. For Apft Contact pay, fine salon. 1101 •t· CCD\nrccai:Arcai.irv in sales. Eve & wknd hrs. s d 1 Call 546-7360. Caro Smith ciltt, N.B. 642-6587. ""-"""-=' '"'-JU"'-1 Apply Needle N .. t. 3810 So. a d eback P.R. ,u,;,t., Newport 644-SIOO Accountant to S15K Cout Village, S.A. Center, Mature rem a I e . Avco Financial Service STENOGRAPHIR r ;Beld AMdgr dPR/Serv/Schoo1•01K MEDICAL Com' mun1"ty lmmed. opening. Buie ~-ua1 Oppor. Emplo~r. Sharp, profeaalonal gal us m egree ..,,, TRANSC I Journalism & photography.llz~zi:z:=:::mz:::ili;.-CC I skilled In dictation, typing Prod Mgr Mach Shop to S24K R BER Business appear, a mutt & c: om po 1 l t Ion of QC Electro lo.tech. to $3'.)K Beautiful modem off I c ~. H • I 640-8950. con'eti?,Ondence. Knowled&:e Teleprocessing, 360 BAL M"'t have exll"r, "' osp1ta PRODUCT SECRET AIJY of .. n I ofc procedures Incl Programmer to fl2K radiol ogy lranscnption. p&•'T TIME 1eltin( UP. ~ malntaiob/a Ole Mgr/Exec. Secy $800+ Start $550. Ca11 SalJy llart, MANAGER """'-• n1es. X1n t oppor, In Sec'y/Life ins exp $600+ ~. Coastal Personnel Career Posit!ons Avail , Consumer product. with Hours 9am-lpm. Sh 80 dept. of rapidly growfnl Consumer Lerirung AgeCMncy, 2790 1-Iarbor Blvd, For The Following: graphic designina:. You do w.p.m. Typing 60 w.p.m . Costa Me• enetneertnc co. Processor to $600 ""'=~~---~-not need to be an artist Yi'ork exper. Typlna; from Paul Dosier Anoe. • HOUSEKEEPER/Child care Securities Clerk to S600 MED. FRONT OFC. * JCU-F/time RN's but mU.!t be able to direct dlctaphone needed. Contact Evelyn 1oi' GENERAL OF. FICE experienced, live out. OWn Typist IBrtt Ex/G.O. "~+ Beautiful modern ofc. ?tfust 3-ll & 11•7 am artists, photographers & Apply In Penonnel Dept inltrvlew appt. 55&-7075. ~ trans. Nwpt Bch 642--2049 .......,.... * SNU F /t ' RN' ~-Family type office seeks con-.~~~~=~----1 J\faintenance l\fan $500 have exper. in radiology. -1me I printers. \.reatlve ability, Mon thru Fri 9-U am genial type ind.iv. w/prod . HOUSEKEEPER, Live in, 1 Gal Ofc. It bkpng to $550 Accurate typing , 3-11 & 11·7 am good taste, mwt Imo\.\· PACIFIC MUTUAL SUPERVISORS A$JSI'AN'f control exper. or will train pechrmll"'-n.~one:Frl,no67" !"?:11 Clerk Typist $425 bookkeeping &: insurance, * Med. Surg. Ffoor cun'('nt trends. Able to 700 Newport Center Dr Establllhed large wiumf ii you have ""O?'ked w/ w .., '" ..-iu.... J\1arine Hrd\\T Sales $3 hr Salary to $550. C'all Sally RN's, 7-3:30 & 11·7 am handle every phase from Newport Beach mall order ftnn looklna'; Kardex. ?tfwt have good HOUSEKEEP'l':R, live in, CALL TRISH HOPKINS Hart, S.1().0055, Coastal Nurses Aides. Acu le Exper. the original idea th r u Equal Oppor. Employer ~:~le qu~~f'I.~ pl n typlng skills. Start $450. Call Sat &: Sun. days off. JERRI \VHITI'E~fORE Personnel Agency, 2 7 9 0 7-3: 30 & ll-7:3ll am production to m ark e t 1'l'ceiving &: ware h 0 u Lois Jae, 540--00.)5, Coastal Private room & bath in 488 E. 17th St. {at Irvine) Harbor Blvd, 0.f * Operating Room inl rocluctlon, Outstanding responsibility. Will rap No exper. req'd. Will train. Ages 17-34. ~mo. Atarting salary + many benefits. Now interviewing. Army Opportunities, 6 4 5-116 3, Costa Mesa. Per.;on nel Agency, ;l 7 9 0 pleasant Irvine home. 1 C~t MEDICAL TEOINICIAN F /lime Technician opportunity for the rl&tJt SECRETARY move to super V l 1 o Harbor Blvd, CM child, 4 yrs old. Love for Suitt 224 642·1470 No e.xper. req·d. \Vlll train. penon. Send resume of WI GENERAL OFFICE ciilldren a n1u11t. Age no -•--•-•-Ages 17-34. $326 mo. starting New hospital nestled in qualificatk>ns to P.O. Box =t~ WI:~~ • 1•2 yrs recent genera] office bar,rl e rh, a 11,ovinbg -v~r--Y..--salary + many benefits. beautiful Laguna Hills of· 4848, Irvine, Ca. Good opportunity to team neceu~ Solid rutu-:ifb"r , Electronic Assemblers Soldering req'd. Day shift . Pal Electronics, 6 3 9 1 Westminster Ave, Westmin!lter. 894-3301. ex....... Including typing &: gran tnot er "'OU e Now Interviewing. Army fering outstanding bcnc[its the ad biz. Typinl 75, lh the -'-ht ........,.,n w1th the , .,... great Phone 5.Jl---0783 After &. k' ndttlo R I E A 100. Send / ;resume •to £16 ..-·-10 key. Steady employment. 6 · · J C Pen y Co Opportunities, 6 4 5 -116 3, "llr rne: co ns. ea state SSOC. a ... 1•e<1 ad ~,. 46, ~10 right attitude. Mall ~ ! xlnl benefits. oppty for p.m. • ' ne • 1..::C:::o•:::•::•.:.M::e""'::·:_____ u 1 "' '"' to P 0 Box 10003 Santa p~~~me~:e"s1.ta,!!0d1 ar5d. ~o.~~;Pfn!: 5a ~~~~ Wu~t~~it'!'~!:~ ?tnPOLILTlACREY Apt!~~~~~;!" ~~~~~~r~~~~~1~~~ g:!~! r,~~. ~~ir.~:i6°· Ana,'mil. ' i •• • TV N • {714) 837.2121 immedl:i.te opportunity for 3 ~fEN needed to ~place • *Engr/Mech $18K liarbor Blvd , San!a Ana . pvt room ox • ewport 1'o exper. req'd. \Viii train. '.l I ould •t k' • GRINDEROP -ERATOR Beach, some English nee. A 1734 1326 t r1· Take San Diego F1·et.'\•>ny ne-"· or exper sn lrs 11~·.Stc'y,F/CBkkpr · n1en w-.o "' n "'<>r ., *Plant Superlntendant call Mrs. Long, 673-9114. \\le Are Accepti ng ges • · mo. s a ing To El Toro Rd. Turnoff, iates. Red Carpet Re:iltors, Combo to $1000 I Call 675-5854 ~ton 8-l2 ; .. _ I I F ID grind' Sm II Appllcatlo r~or salary +many benefits. v with over ":JO offices nation-co *ITMllnU actur ng or I f' Pmgl , at H 0 US EKEEFER/BABYS. ns : Now interviewing, Army ia Estrada. .. l.Jz Reinders Agenc TA BEU. . $17·$11K manu . um. ea s an !TIER needed, 5 days per Opportunities, 6 4 5-116 3' Equal Oppor. Employer \\:Id':., can oUher .1:'e dprofes· 4020 Birch Strfff. Y Daya. Pref. male ltUllent : •--I v.'01'\dng conds & good co k 8-5 dall M t h Short How: P /tlme s1onw growl °" a v~ S . 104 NB ...... .,...,, w/n.Lght classes, Good •tart· : •~urities_C rL $600 -paid be:netita. -Tapmatitl.-~ _ y. us ave -s ·•ie·i--·pf·o Costa Mesa. NURSES-ment opportunltle~ you're wte • ~ lnC salary No exper nee • *Stc:1y/Con1tr to $700 Corp., 1851 Kettering. car, ref 1'\1· can 963-3778 • rft' -IM,.::;;OTEL;.:::,=Mald=--wor-k-, -oeed~ RN-LVN-AIDE looking for + an xlnt com-No Charge To You 818 Oce1m ·Ave., Hntg: Bch: ; ..L.r--·ral Office $550 Irvine. ~. aft 5 or wki!nds. energetic: "'Oman, Laguna mission 11tnlcture. Contact Established 1965 536-7800. • ,.-~•-need f * HOUSEKEEPER * H -·" ho . t s,.ch "''°rt, 6 dov wk 11·7 & other shifts. Top pvt 1bomas E. Mancini, man-SECRET •ny . to ~•ent TECHNICAL *Secretary to $575 HAVE ot full or part · OUSo:wives w are in er· -v • duty pay. lmmed. pay for "An8672 ~ ~·-time janllOr. Apply in LlTV~ In, $50 wk, .own rm. ested in 8-16 hrs per \\•eek. 494-1196 Door duty. Cotu\h"'"' 8.l't:r, ,,...,.. · of co. Experlenoed. Prefer lLLUSTRATOR • *A/P Clerk to $575 nM'Cl'ln 900 Lido Park Dr · E ....... r. not -..irect. J\lust.1 KE~E~P=Til-E_BOTl'O ___ M_O_F ·~~u bac1r--..a In -~ a- *IBM Sya 3 Opr $800 N~9--· ·• 842-8133 "r" •""'"" interw.rs, ~ton-Fri ~5. "'!!>•.......... ...,, ... ....,., ... EXperienced ln iaometrlc.•& be flexi ble & desire lo "·ork ROUND WASTE BASKETS Lescoulie Nurses Registry, ctg. or leial field. Excellent dimetric: Iayouta. i=: *F/C Bkkpr to $700 HOUSEKEEPER I Compan· 11Jhen people like to shop. "lean by placing a paoer al fringe berleflts & pleuant In ad - H I U • lfd ' I La Be h I 351 Hospit Rd.. N.B. exp. \' , . Sis P. Coordntr to $700 1 p s oU ion \1' car. guna ac · p ate In the bottom of the (l.Dbby Park Lldo Bldg.) atmosphere. Salary open. art, meeh. layout, paste.tip, JIELEN SCHAFl'ER Beautiful Cruising Llvc-in. 4:::-7966. Apply In Person basket. Turn Idle Items into 642-9955, S.W-9954. Call 5-47-7530 tor appt. etc. A plus. No phobe • PERSONNEL AGENCY Sailboats HOUSEKEEPER-Child care. cash with a Daily Pilot _:,=.:;;,;,:."";:c_=:_~~ SEC R rl'ARY, Excellen1 calls please. Send resum\ 4260 Cam pus Dr .. B-4, N.B. Needed : Part tln1e &: 0\~1n trans. J\Ion thru Fri. 10am-5pm Oassllied Ad. 642-5678. CLASS SELLS -642-5678 salary oppty! for exp'd & salary requlrtd to: Mari< ;';57-Z'ilt Exper. Finish Carpenters Call 968-1123 aft 6 pm Equal Oppor. Employer Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help W.Jnted, M & F 710 ~:::::=~~~::;: -.i>man. rone man otticel Hild. Inc. 17802 Skywi;;i'J w/at least 1 yrs ex:per. In HOUSEKEEPER companion, -::::11r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; with accurate typing I: Circle, Suite 10'7, ENGINEERI NG boat carpentry & a concttn live in, cook for elderly ii bkkpg skills. References. Calif. 97707 CONSTRUCTION about their tuture. Drop by lady S200. mo. 675-1932. KEYPUNCH REAILP ESTFATEAll Phone aft 4 pm 499-1698 "T-;E'°L""'E'°'P""'H'°'O""N-:E,,--;So=11c1="'1 No exper. n>q'd. \Viii !rain. for an inteivie"'• t.lon lhru ay or • • • • sc-rn.,.,..JCRIAL, part time Oppor. for expe:r. teleyho HOUSE\VT VE,S. Give plant MICROE EC RO y ADVERTISING! ~· Ages 17-3'4. $326 mo. !;"fart ing Thurs. 9an1-Spm. L T NIC our ........ avail. in p....-.•tw .'JOHc\tot to earn top "::l I partil's ror fun & profit. OPERATORS ~ ·-~--Call " "~ + rn<ny benema. WESTSAIL CORP, ,. °' ; n 1 0 ca II , Yo" have your own private La<. B ch Archltectw:at Lead• furn. "1<dYa 8- No"' inter.•ie11Jing. Army ~29'.ll /S4&-;>262 desk & phone. Same Ft.rm 494-5351. (1) 542-4707. ' OP1x>r'"nlties, 64 5-t 1 63, 1638 Plactntio Av•. LABORATORY location 18 yrs. New or Htl W & HI W td u•F 710 Costa r.1esa. Costa Mesa lnteri'm cxp'd real estate saleA ~~p~iiii•~n~ttdiii'iiiiM~Fiiii7~1~0iiii~'ii:ifiii;~•~n~.t~,~· ~-~;.~ '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!ILLUSTRATOR -WHEN BOILING EGGS IN ASSISTANTS people welcome! Call for ALUMINUM POTS add a T h • I Personnel Service interview. little vinegar. This will keep Think of \\'hat you no longer ec n1ca . 17581 Irvine Blvd. W.E. Lachenmyer pan lrom darkening. Useful need. make a ll!lt, then sell 1860 Newport Blvd. CM but no longer needed ltem5 those items with a Daily Illustrator •11S Tustin ~3928or Eve.67M577 sell fast with a Daily Pl.lol Pllot Classl.l'ied Ad! Call 138-5460 Current rese1rch programs in new m19netic, Classified Ad. 642-5678. 642-5078. . Equal Oppor. Employer 1coustic ind 1emi-conduc:tor MOS 1nd IR REAL ESTATE H•lpWanttd, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M&F 710 We have en open-! LEGAL SECRETARY detector devices require experienced l1bor•· SALESMEN ing for an exce~ tory assist•nt1 to work with research scien-\Vhy not \\'Ork ln the hottl t tionally well.quail· Needed for N.B. law finn. fists in fabric1tin9 experimental devices 1 nd area • llunUnJton Beach • 8:J0.5, 5 days. Call 540-54(}.1 micro circuits. Fountain Valley. Let us fled Ttchnlcel lllu-for appt. train you. Call Phil Mc· 1tr1tor for our Pub-light BookkHplng Nemee, VTLL..\GE REAL licetlona Dept, on \Ve need a par 1 • t I n1 e Applicants must have experience in: ESTATE, 963-4567. San Juan Capistrano . On March 11th, 1974 our 22 year old medium sized eledronics company will move in to • our brand new facility in San Juan Capis- trano. While many of our employees from our present facility in Pasadena wili be moving · with us, we will have the following open- ' EXECUTIVES-MANAGERS "JOB OPPORTUNITIES" en ON CALL besis. bookkeeper to mana ge REAL ESI'ATE Wt ere 1 .. king e paper "·ork in our men's Epitaxial re1ctor CVD a nd d iffusion pro· KATEUA REALTY ls ings : , , $15M·$75M Range SALA•lt:S·HE(i.OTIAILE At• You Un 1mploy1d Now-Ar• Yot.1 Se1kin1J A Ch11191 -Worri1d About Yaur A1J-Tir1d of Bro•1n Promi111- Und1eid1d At To A Propt r Co.11r11 of Action- ARE YOU uNOl:P. PAt01 If Y•s Cen A1nw1r TM Followl1t9 Cotetorlet, 11 The AfflnHtln, W1'd Uk1 An 1 .. ,"l1w Wlfll You IF YOUR ANSWERS ARE TRUTHFUL -WE CAN HELP YOU A. Do yo11ht¥11hon9 •ot1tio11•I d1;~,1 I. Do you htYI good n1livt int1Ui91nte? C Do you f11l 111fli1d1nlly 111otiv1!1d to 1d1i1Yi? D. Do you htYt t+.1 tbllity lo m1k1 d1ci1ion 1 E. Are you r1ad'I' ta set• r11li1Ht t1r1t• ob j1cti•t? F. If you w1r1 co11¥il'lc1d th1t lielp w11 •"t il1bl 1 wo11 ld you 1cc1pt ii, without d1l1v7 YOU SHOULD KNOW • Tlle iilftlt iobt l tl ll Of t dYerfhed e Third p1rty prof1uion1I infh11nt1 i1 1om1tim11 n1t1I • t it'!' e G1ttin9 the ri9ht door1 open, •I !~1 ri9ht lt"t! rt · q11ir11 ttchniqu•. ., e E••eutl"• pcu itio!'l1 ''' fill•~ !h1ouq h •~•tu li"• i11t11- ¥i1w1. e M11• '''"'"'' "'1ili n11, 11 11011 tot•1 '~'"'''· 1-_.,iND RESUME OR CALL TODAY -FOR- NO COST EXECUTIVE INTERVIEW EXECUTIVE SERVICES, INC. -HOME OFFICE - (714) 547-9615 111 N. M•ln St, I Santa Ana .. r • 1 I 1elf.1t1rt1r and tior 's clothing store. ce11 innovation. looking far 8 few, aoe<f, Work incl udes exlendlng fulltlme licensees to stall with heavy aero-Invoice s . send tn g d f' · d d lt'1 new SOUTH COAS'T spac• background staten1ents, and preparing Devi1e pattern • inition in oxi es en office. Call: Bill Rogers at including englnttr-daily records. The job starts metels using photoresist end etchin9. 557-5.lll. l I ~1arch 1st. and offers a d I I b RECEPT-Typlst for \aw n g conc'f)fua reasonable wage. Please Deposition of metel an in1u ator ilms y office !in LAguna Niguel d r a w J n g 1 1 11lr contact The Storeketipcr, hi,...h vacuum or 1putterin9 techniques. A t t · h Y.'estcliff Plaza, 1028 Jrvloe 11 area. ccura e Y P 1 n i' brus inn, etc. ' ....,.,ulred 831 ~~ • Ave, Newport Beach, Ca. Mountin9 and bonding techniques. ..... · -llU<N A I I P RN's $65 mo. pay differential pp y n 1r1on LIQUOR Oerk/stock boy Or ••r.•rionce related to IR detector do-for advertised 3-ll, ll-7 needed for new liquor & hltt OR RN'S 7 3 •11 333l Harbor Blvd. wine shop. lrvine area, Call vices abricetion and handling procedures. s -s. · ' ~ ; Costa Mffa, Callf. ti73-9586 for eppt. peels ICU RN'S 3-11, 11-7. Exp. only. LYN MEDICATK>NS MISSION Full time, Upm.7Am, RN-These positions require high initiative in 1pply- JCU 3pm-llpm, RN statt in9 your experi1nce to new technologies: de-COMMUNITY l1pm-7am. Xlnt salary & vising end performing experiment1, enalV'l'inn HOSPITAL bcneli". can peroonn•I k ,-• dept, (n.() 893-51l'il. Stanton rtsults, mt in9 recommtnd1tions and prepar. 27802 Puerta Rea.I, Mtukm Hospital, mo Kate J la, ing reports. Viejo. 495-440D, 831-2300 Stanton. Apply bet. 9 & 4. Xlnt : :E:q:ual:Op::::;po:rz:.:E:m:::pzl°"":::rz I L VN, PM Shift benefits 1: w o r k ln a ~ H .,,_ Poy Rongo: $785.00 lo $995.00 condltlo01. An Equal """nv. O\'!P· ~ I L Opportunity employer. App y in per1on or p.1one: INSPECTOR Alert, aggressive penon with experience l n c he c k lng n1aterlal to standl\l"ds (1) In process. <2l pitcka.ge goods, fll c u s t o m e r shipments. Excellent bcft('tlt package PR I MARK PRODUCTS 2620 S. SU11an SRnla Arltl, Callf. Near Ha rbor le Wanit r Avf!. fn4l 5'H020 F.quat Oppor, EmplQY"r Machinis t Asst. Secretary Ex. Sec"y to pre!!. F/C Bkkpr, Constr Gen'! Ofc1R.E. Bookkeeper, Laguna Pl\Yl'Oll Oerk Jleceptlortist/ Ana.htlm Cen'l Ofc!Santa Ana Ex. Sec, mktng, adm Securities Oerk IS hr :m to $700 l5!0 $500 1625 $500 1500 1700 l600 Crill Jeannie Sisco & Sid HoUmo.n NEWPORT Ptr-nol Ae_,- 133 Do-Dr., N.8. '42-3179 ' ,, I Anohe;m I 171 4 I 632-100 I RN or LVN. Elllclent A neat . 1' Electn>nlcs Re111<cfl DMoion P. Aoekwell lntematk>nal 3170 Miraloma Anoheim, CA 91803 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ... for E .E. & T doc.ton ·office In ll'\>fne. 833-1493 or 55i-8250, SALES Mon'• Dtportment Full-Tim~. EXJ)ef'1tneed Excclltnt llll11ry, commlllion & co. bcnttit.a. C11 JI tor Appointment 540-5000. t)l;t, 30 JOSEPH MAGNIN Equal Oppor. Employer * Draftsmen * Electronic Technicians * Transducer Assemblers * Calibrators * Accounting Clerks * Secretaries * Test Technicians * Order Takers * Electronic Assemblers * Sales Literature Clerk • . ' Interested appllcanu are urged to call for interview appointmenu at our San JUAD • Capistrano-Employment Office. ENDEVCO 496-0779 493-9101 An Equal Opportunity Employer 11;;r.:v;;;;;h<i'.1lU:i"ruiii:W::'ll;:::o:::nr:-;-=,..,,:--r....,,,,...-....,...,.,......,,..,.. ::--..,,,....-----,,=...,.,.,.._,,.... _____ ~--------~~-~----·=S:":::day, F"tbrllary 24, 1974 OAJL.'f PILOT inted, M&F 710 .H;•;lp;;;'~nt=,=M=&;F;;;;1o;fH::,•!!;P:_W!,!!1;::n::tec1~, ~~r7.!!0 Furn iture 110 Mb cell1neou1 lfl Musicel ln1trum1nt1 l22 Cydu, ilt••· ftWIO'S • Qt!EEN·st'>oota bed. match 21" PB ...-color TV1 FENDER E L ECTRI C -----~--1 11•*1 Scootors ' IUlll' URG.ENTLY WO MAN wanted, FuU ttmo ...i-d>r. collee .tbl !-...., c:Ond $100. B'x 8' ovoJ GU I TA R NATU R AL . "-I : days, Swensen'• lea Cron• end tbl. 1115. Rattlll DR ""'' "" 125. 4' x r r«t. WOOD. HOLLOW BODY televi>lons & "'"°'· Pri"" ORANGE ' . o· I A Jobi SbOPpe. eo.... de! Mar c•ll tbl & • cbn. $81). Twin ..... Na 110. ()vol din .... 100. 5.;T-m2 l than the d\iCOUJ COUNTY 1-1a • NEEDED Jl'.l:Hllll Ml'I Marino bod, tlm! matlml, lovely 2 ontlq chrt $20. 2 m ... •• 12 ............. 1 yr old :u, 3 yr plCIW'C tu..:.':'1 Boah, General 900 . !,·, • , , •Jireod. chest, mirror, nlte 1u1>1, med, or11 IJ.50 •L, no 1 ... tbao ii;ooo. V•lue yr~..!' •• ~ ... : Ul•"r&• SCRAM-LETS SUZUKl·IULTA 0 CO st&M. bench Ir chr. $UJ. like new, $100. 4 men's suo 642-2181). • Iara:""" ""--.., TllMPO ou ..... truly unlqu• Norge 15 !b. au dryer 145. ··~•ten Ital. knit., Jrs. 18 =:::·....:.:==-----dcll......S " oel·•P· All NEW 74 s tlma savlna om>orlunl1y FOUR Bil ao,. ~ 1:1>. All "· 2 ll'1Mn aweaten, SELMER Carin« """ 9, modw 1n stock & on ANSWER""-STR~El' & DI RT !for lkllled ••• _. , turnl.shffip----.OW~fiite men's S20 ea. Belle lthr 1UCe new, prol. n\Odel, dllpla,v. CNh 90 Plan or 1l Rei dy for Delivery ~ 1 K~YPUNCH KEYPUNC A-hlw betn ln dean home ¥.'Om&ll'a coat $40. s wo-963.-0476 1 terms 10 96 montJ\s. C.ll • SECRE TARIES H OPRS since oew. MUJt ,.u thw mtn'a lD1ttsul ~. 1001'1 wool , Office furnlt"'*I rm our price• 00 any modot. Sa1Jre-°""""•-Seco...t -100% Fin enc Ing, O.A.C. ~'ho want dlKnlfled &,_ Ant~ IOO wknd..66-6871. tJze 14 $20 ea. Bvbell aet, 11111 ... ABC Color "N, 19 0 46 Pelvis -Comply -Basket 2255 JlARBOR BLVD., c.r.t. I ~timulailiig long or abort -DINING aeta; wroaaht iron 150 lb. SlO. 6'2·9!167. lqulp. • .-. Brookbunt or 9021 Atlanta, -DISSOLVE (HARBOR AT \\1IlSON / 'qm a.ulgnmenl,I • few I VOLT A BETrER INVESTMENT or Olk. 6 Dldded Chn. ea. MOVING IN SAI.X. Special 1-1~,.;.o·..;..------Huntington Beach. 968--3329 On booU'ni: In college he 6'16-2428 &tS-4655 ' f,a, couple \\'eek:1 ur few ln1f1nt Personnel TflAN MONEY Maple twin or bunk + ott«s this ~end only . ...,KE new; walnut dtsks, or 962-5059 had l~e reputadon for being '67 Y1\i'L\HA 100. Good at. th • • you decide! Now Temporary Service P-ColomAndeblan~t Art1_ BC. ~~I. '!!"'!lo If .. --. ~'!!~ct 8' eouch A love teat, tine =;ne m~ts,na~4t c~::.· FANT~'7IC STEREO SALE the higheal i11ooe1u tq lhe or dlrt bike. Lie. tor orr can • • . • • 11.011Ag ~ 0 8 · !"" ,..,.. , Vo1Y • }L;J ... r-i ui-11 '-'M14• fabric cnwhea velvet etc San1>ul 210 n-~tver, .2-12" clus: an. d wru1 voted tht!! man ~ but hat a1J at. equip. PLY By PHONE .....,... -..nmpus r., wte "" JM• Ao r---•· t. :..,,d b"-, ~th ••blnots, 11""'t ' ' · Priced to seU Call owner '""'"""" l J " I l DISSOLVE 962 •••2 Newport Beach 546-4741 Ul'I ' • ~•UH\; a.... . u...: ..... tbi U6" llY,.W above «Mlt. A I 10 co ..... man.5 ' J.way sptill(erw &. Glenbu111 1nos 111oe y 0 ' . -Q't'I tsll ~ALctua ltnow Equal Oppor. Employer From $90 to SflOO, Each t1xt,hat.cb ,S43-3348 wuher6:dryer1efuloW . ,-· mag n e tl c lU f blll!l l e •YACHT \VAXING• 250 CC Vnn111.ha, re111 I ·~t your skill• are. No -:zzzml\!Z=iii:iai!I piece etrtilicated. Call: o.,...,_ .... 112 .., $100. JWrl&, stoves. DKS. $15 up Exec ft.vi ehrs complete with s h u re Wjll restore your y.·eallwred clean. 1973 ?i.fodcl, take over ~ to ,P.Ome iq peraonl\lly . i <n4>6'1'5-5nS ~ , dinettes. coka' TV's , SlS/25 Sec chn $8/24. ca.rtridie. U.t over $500. hull to Hia:h Lustt.r. Best payments. 493-5375 aft •lPlll. (lntll we have the 'ju1t right' URGENTLY NEEDED Coate.vita Carp. Npt. Sch. 15 Ft uprtaht lrft:ttir $50. antiques. You name it, we Pierce 867 W. 19, CM Now $297. Use YoUr income material~ used. 979--1451 * ·n Yamaha 100 ~IX. Many ~pot for you! Antique Show ' s.1. AndQQe Queal Anne Buffet have lt. Must raise capital ~-:,:;,;:;3!0!=-~----tax return check 6: ret free \VANTED: 11' Boat trailer. xtt'lt.S. r as1, depend., Im· NEVER A FEE AT TE~IPO . Sin Clemente Inn $.15. 4 Danish Walnut ·cheat. to keep th~ fine often USED Remington 25 Elect headphones $24.96 vahw. blin. 14" wheels, mac. $350. 6TJ.29lR. tempo T1mpor1ry Help SECRET R s $10 •• m ftlarble kidney aoln&' 6829 Westminster • ty~Titer rec cleaned &: \J.S A. STEREO, 179 East * 6T:>-6831 * • A IE Fe;~rl· 2'l~B23.t 12 21• m9• coUee table $10. Walnut Ave., Westminster shopping adjusted. $300 u Is. 644-6289. 17th: Costa l\lCM. ~2442 •. ~,,,..,,=7ABO='='"'-:..,..-,.--I '6.., _}<nv.•1•he••1kl, 175. Good • ·1 oX11 • to COOIOle $10. Picture frames ttntm 3721 South Brtiaol. 2 blks l ' RUN UT, good shape, ronu . .,... met, $2.j(I., , • TRUCK DRIVER Sun. 12 to 6 oil leUC9.Po elec. touter ::::.=lc...~B"'"'U~Y-,~,--DESKS, t)"l>e\''liter table~. No. or So. Coast Plaza, protession Rlly bui lt. glau S.17-9&1J betwn s & to pn1 ~ exper, req'd. WW train. Interim .... :_uraJBlJAdC -'1:'..".1\onTEllD.25 j ..,1_, ._ .. _11 file cablne1, chairs. Xlnt 5.5&-04Xl oy.er ply. $12.5. &1&8180 PEUGEOT VOS 10 sp. Blue. Ji.gca 17-34. $326 mo. start~ u.:'"' nUN oven, ev. ..... .,; boo~an~u. cond 642-()SB() ;salary + many benefit$. dishes, mile. 1651 Indus. •• ~~·~~'"'------RICE'S TV SERVICE \\'A~'T TO BUY B1\l..B01\ 2 mos old. 24" trame. Ne .... · •Now lntenrievt'ing. Arn1y Personnel Service FINE Selected °'lnese ir. 557-8531 Good, used fUrnltu.re It P l1no1/0r•n• 816 lforn1erly ln Pantry s Cntr) B;\ Y CLUB t.tEMBERSl-llP St.JO. Sell $llO. S46-560l ;opportunities, 64 5 -1163. 17581 Irvine Blvd. ~'7':~19thl.alnscen= HELP! Sic~ tn fan1ily. appliances or wtllsellf0!'~u ~ *TV Specl1l1 * 6'15-7J20 l~~?A ·n 350 CL, xlnt . ;Coots Mesa. •115 • Tustin Other mllc. European A Muot ..U many line lhing•. MASTERS AUCTION • PIANOS Uoed & Col°' TV ,..,. \Vhllc Bo•ll/Marino - T UR R ET LA TH E 8Ji.5460 oriental pa!ntJnas & objects. Living rm oet, compres!Or, lll15\\ Newport, CM -• ORGANS <hey lasl" Color from 16.> Equip. 904 53&-2836 OPERATOR Ex I Pvt pl" By appt o""' cam~-equip t oo ls 839-0074 all. 6 or Sunday up, B & W Iron•'" up. F'or f.L\N'S Schwinn varsitv •=. :sir.all mfg. ·firm. 'f.i'easa~~ Equal Oppor . Employer 4944707;· •-v ho~d Items'&: mlic. : Behin4 Tony's Bid&. Mat'!. Open Nl~t1 'til 9 servltt ca.ti: ~ '73-Thp OB. Battef7t1 & OOx, Boy!! Raleigh 10 speed i8'5. -.ct~ conditions & ...__. Giant Garage Sa.le. Cor. of ALL OI'..D A £Xrrl ' tot.l'TO, Sot: 'tll 5·. • Sun. -.5 MS-6002 or 5\&6003 chargtoho r, Geli!e Jackels, 2 _w....,...,..;o~-· ------1 1 """"' WAITRESS, exp. only See LOUIE The 15th French Ed··-...in •. ""~·• '" & ,eO. pal benefits. Ta pm11.tlc ?i.il&s McLeod. Ben Browns couch&: 2 arm chrl, carved w ......... IX Citadel, 64TI tron bank Im.I.II dolls R taf fr $S l375 Logan Ave. Cl';I an~ rs, noa con1pass, Mob"I H 935 ~ .• 1851 Ketterln& St., <19!.l-227l cut velvet couch, matching Citadel Dr., Jtnt1 Bch. ornate 6' F?ench gate, tvo:Y en $ om -N~E\,:;,:.:! :...:;s"',.,."',"u1..::.:Q.::RX.:,• =c,6.iOO--"I much more. $2'!), 494-3.'"8. --' _. __ om_•_• ___ ,1 l!rv. 979-60fll \VANTED"l -chr. C.M. area. 646-0877. R97-8SM. embellished •Plnnln& wheel, tuner·amp. 2 )T P/L war. Boats, Power 906 MOBILE HOME :W MEN l8-30.. OAK furniture-: c l aw foot CHILDS Bedroom furn..end Olien .una: vase, Chinese e P l1nos & Gr1nd1 Ne\v $T:i0. Sac. ~. flrn1. FOR SALE b'PIST table bar/cuh reg te nig. ALSO ladle• Rallelgh ALL UA 'OR Bn•uD.. 1n-11 &1CHl874 or (114). 30' DIESEL Cruisl'r, sip~ ; ' WE O~TER TRAINING IN t.o.ble with leaves. etc. "35 ' is r blke, .et of Ben Hogan or ml'W """'" :. ~9068. eves. ( 21 3 ) 5, dual con1ro1. fl ybridge SILVERCREST RE PRO Electronics, Nuclear Po\\'er, Collon SI., N.B. oounl! ad1':!:•.i ~ coUee ~ble, Wilson Staff irons, King be<i, New Splnet.s from ·••· $595 762-6713 s~s 8, Grand B,anka Type, MOBILE HOME A•"•tion M e ch an I cs ROLL TOP d k I m k e -..I Geze bindings, ,_ ·RollW Uaed from 195 I 000 .... • • es MN, oa Cinder blocks ..t..... C"'""" auw-ex came r a, • ··" "· · • •• · Administration AND MUCH _._ •. mod lb:!11 • UVt> --.1 "'-!mer ,1.~-t. 961h1219. Playen " •.•••••••• S895 FOR .. SALE· Packard Bt>ll • 50'. D.!ESEL. 2 stalerooms, 20' x 53', 2 BD 2 BA, carp., '• TYPIST MORE -w-.:::sser IX oom e ~ea, caee, ml!c, a Dahlia, on ""' "''"'" G _ .. _ 21 O>I r TV B ttf I draped bit I M ... ' · sngl bra.sa bed $150. 982-6368 _.,_, COM Sal/Sun JUST -"ced ra,l\llil " "· • · •• .. • $395 ° eau u 2 heads pilot house lrg · · ns., re ...... , 1, • ALONG WJTII' • , "-"'~,,, • M:'TV• • u9f!d Elna NO DEALERS PLEASE Waln ut cabinet wit~ sliding salon. Al~skan type. ~'i:.>88 washer & t>lect. dryer, wired : Rapid Advanc@~ent HALL1 h.,...M, 1dln tbl, OU ANTIQUE Dresser, t a·p e ~enta~hlncea'-· aU. Good&!· e Org•nl , doors. Needs repair v.·ork or 67J. 75.36 nights Builder lor 220 air cond., kitch. • ' Good Pay-$326.ID a month ce c est. IC chra, pub reoorcter, wringer washer, ,..., ALL MAJOR B~DS on tuner . $50. 548-8TI8 ' · clock, storage shed.-.Janci. ---1 f4n opening exl1t1 for • to start. minu. 642-91871 lead llOldlers fOlding wheel ~~·. $70.0BraTndnlnew Da~s Wurll"•r w/~ .. (New) •-tn0 21 .. RCA color TV conMlll', 14' I N.TERN AT ,I 0 N AL sc8 ped patio. Three yrs. old flepro Typist In our tntefested? LANE CEDAR CHEST chal.r, eolf dubs, chests, .....aasic en s rac11.el ..... • • ..,, ~"" Beautiful condition. $100. w/trailer, $1200 22 OIRIS . like nu. Located In new Bvbli t i n-DO YOURSELF A FAVOR trunks. umb'rell table 318 with cover, 5 medium grip-Thomas •..• fUsed \ •.•• $195 can ~-CR.Afo.,., needs "-'Orie, $500, adult pk. a.v.•ay from noisy rv Cl ont -.,..t, on •n S N $50 845-6850 ~ .. p 1--a · used once $45. 846-1677 after Lowrey w/sym (New) $2695 .>. 16' SN IPE "-'/lnliler, $8((), ~. One·Mlf bl. from c\ub- CALL ba1l1. Must U . • AVY s.E.tJlSun••• -~. Co<ta Mesa 6 e FREE e k d 642 •2n ••• ... , •pplla--p.m. --~~~~~~~~~~! wee a. Y s 5 4 6 • 4 9 9 o. hou~. $15,495. Call EVES. -• experl-ce with -or _,,.. " ·~ wv• Ort k ·• 0 '" ~ BSA 2 •• -· N!NG RM PttOVING! Niagara vibrator, an LHIOftl wee e .... s ..,...,.............. U-6944690, 697·7152. QM Executlvt. "'HODWRJVEANTSATOCABWOI RK?' SAVE TIME chrl, 2 desks, skit, v.1lter coDoombpllete ... ~... ut. lam~: FULLERTON MUSIC ,,.. to Yeu .. 31, *u•.1BEST BUY ** CAN BES SEEN AT: DI . table .w/6 -be& J[i ' skit, broa.ster, steno chair, ~ u.:u, coven • 1819lEuclid, Fowitaln Valley ... nu le Sedan '65, auto CRE TMONT Apply In Person CHOOSE your hours, work tile cab. Many other Items. &pread. Silver A table watt, 557-406 pilot, sips 6, musl be M>ld ESTATES for yourseU. be your ov.11 MONEY & ENERGYI Sun. only, 10am.3pm. 857 1tainleu steel. An t ltru e 122 N. Harbor, Fullerton ~Lints, 2 Times, $2.00 110"-'! Ask ing $14.500. Call 1051 Site Dr., Brea. (r·n•-t ,. 3l33 H•rbor Blvd, boss. ~ten or voomen. Can ---·-Am i---Way, N. B. glass &: table cla s s . 17l·llOS R.Y.S. 1213) 592-2843 or '-C! ua • 'C Me C l1f be iliehtly handicapped. Shop DUNLAP 'S for .. ._ 673-1448. (7l4l 847-6175 t.ve. a.Cl'061 from Btta I osti ia, 1 • Neat • a ean A-"""""· r e condltk>ned appliances, RENTAL owners! Used & E RLY A • Comm. Hor;p.) Lot #46. '. .. ..r-----frel"""t d .. -.. .-..1 &: A mer. sofa 8 $100. FREE ORGAN LESSONS 85 GERMAN Shephml, ~payed. 17' l\IERLJNE. All aCCf'~&. CONTACT RAY, PK. MGR., VI!!., retlm. Ag~ 25 to 70. n "'' j . ._ .. ,. new new turn. Couches, crpt, Rocker $75. coflet table $50, long as you llke; Adult! 31~ yn old. Affectionate, Ne,,.:Jy glassed. Xlnt cond. for sho\OJ!ng. Supplement Your Income. oor samp ea. tbla. lam~J din, no G.E. Port. tv $25. bo:uprings & welcome to attend Tuesday good with children. Needs ~. 546-R298 "'"-.,..,~==~~-I Drive a cab 6 hrs or more a DUNLAP APPLIANCE CO. ref. 10 lpa bike & much matt $50. artificial, palm night~ at 7:30 PM. \\'e \\'ant ,""='=='-'=~-~ 12 x ~· MOBILE Home day. Apply in person, 1815 Newport Blvd., CM m<:ft! 420 Dahlia, Cd.M. S20. Fireplace logs Ir. equip. everyone to learn to play loving home with room to 8' FIBERGLASS Dinghy, $.10 Ocean view. 5 Star Adult Yellow Cab Co., 186 ,E, 16th * MPr-7780 * 67J..6882, 675--0169. the organ! Tom Dieterich run. 962-J822. Boat anchors, $10 each, Newport Bea.ch Park. No St., C.O.Sta ~fesa. KENMORE v.·a.Wr & gat FEB. :rmJ, 23rd le 24th. furn, INVENTORY C 1 ea ra.n c e, • in charge 642•2851. Coast l fem Samoyed, 2 male1,;963-~"'8""'1_~~~-,.-~ pet.s. $6500. 6 4 6-8 O 18 WIU. teach lie manicurist dryer both for S 1 2 5 . clothina, ml.&c items. 1845 brand nu S.dfait, 4 function MUJlc Newport Blvd at German Shepherds, 12 fem 16' Fiber glass boat trailer "E~v~'-"'~""'~· ----- Oppor. Employer m/f Juliette method for a fee. Guaranteed & dellvered. Anaheim St .• Apt. No. 10 B, werit 8 oz. a~ size Harbo?, CM. • Cocmalk-a;~~.J TetT er-Poo f'Prng~ 11•upeh r sh~" clean. 3BR, 2BA, 20x52, fum in Looking •-Juli tt 5'6-8672 CM "~" ....-e • ......,..,,,.... ·\co:u g t. 842-r~. . l I 11 k 1-1 w• exper e e • · V'IO"UOll· of llar ~ ~ thick. a qu1 e am y par . 1.w TYPIST to v.'Orl!: in Ju 11 e t te APPLIANCE aerv. Wuher/ BODACIOUS Garage Sale $29.95 6«).:.800) PIANOS -ORGANS C 0 CK AP 0 0 Pu pples, :Boe::::;l:;••:..::S;.•i;:l ___ ....;;909;.: I Gothard, Sp 56. H.B. Aft f,f!at entry level position m a n i c u r i n g shop in d ry e r/dshwshr/d!IJ>()lals. Stereo, bilM, clarinet, 64 DRAPES. WOVEN WOODS, New A Uaed. Great eelec"""'. Fradoca!'!e~k,homCUl'ly.:"~ ~·6 -.c•c.ve".-'84"-1'-·1330='-----I N...........t · B ea e h (213) All •·-n-"'"5848 ~---Ue TV -•··. 16861 B ~-"ti·-'""•es ri:::. ee wgvvu e ~•o:i. HOBlE 16' like new, -the bright be&lnner. ~-........ , ma...,.. """88• ,,_ • ....,........ UWK; CARPETS. UPHOLSTERY ....,......,u v.::: ....... ""l""'' I Motor Homes c .. ., Call Lo'· J 657-6627. R 1 W .L. /D St. nr Bch/Wamer. F E 1 T 1 d Eves. A Sundays. --best PUPPY, 4 mo, bound/bas· romp ete for ratt o r I -.... .. ae. In •-r• ryer1 ree a • r11. n e 1 1111:' sett, female, good na tured, pleasure:. with traller. Bnt Sale /Rent ~. Coastal Personnel Don't £Ive up the ship! $2 Wk Full .writ MOVING-must sell piano Decorators. 5 4 8 -8 9 41. deals are al'A'._~a at: _640-"'llm:-otter. -66-4722--•tJ.r"Y• 2190 Harbor mvd, 0·L~r·11 In cJuslned. Ship . * ti.19-1202 * . $400 -mlac. Items. 201~ 11!;21-4169 WeUic!.s MUSic City e SHARE WINNEB AGO e 0\.\"n ~ lnt -fully equtp. Use 10 wttkl per year. Con· sider only respomlble party. Call 644-5462 ~1·F 9-5. e DALE'S Motor H o rne ~ to Shore ResUlts! 642-5678. ELECT' ....... Imper. Cow Ul., H.B. "YE=LL-O_\_Y_m_e_ta_l_d_bl_.-,-ln-k-& South Coast P'··· ... _ _.,,. MOVING, lovable 3 yr old N.::. 50' O>lumbla kit. ~tust fer< --£7t~P P---.-stove «I" ww<r:, 96&-8614. over head cabinets. Like -.,.,."°""' mixed Terrier. Loves child· .* Call 5fil-Xl97 'Ii" , - -_LL<V _ _L __iWlV '"·hite, i:e~~ro~. GA R A GE Sale. TV. new $125; extra I&· hide-a· ''12 tv.'O keyboard Yamaha !"~n~._!839-;i!::!239~':_· ----J·i1iio-ii1SLAN~~DiE~R-"i'21f"·.~v'iilRRFE · LADY Kenmore, de I u x e , otbercalculal!~· ~t ~ ~~ bed S30; aota125A 6~·36need Organ like new. Rhythm, AKC BEAGLE, fe male, 3 engine, well found. $7,800, '. ' - A CONVlNlfNf IHOPPINC ANO SlWING COior: FOR THE QAl. OH THE GO. For 1n ad In Woft'l1n-S 'ft·orld~ C1ll Mary Beth 642-5671, ext. 330 J ~-r ol u:ml, ~ --· recovenng, ; '""""" __ _.._ BuU In years, needs yfll'd. firm. Side lie, ••• 5632 e ec ...... ,,.,r. yr d. New J 1 llS ~ ...... n. t recorder 838-'348 -cond .. u.ed little 543--1260 ewe fJ 27' St~ trailer w I with full coune sel1 teach '70 BALBOA 20', Sea gull REBLT washer, drye r 1 , ~=p~;,al ~g~ tapes. Sac. $Tl5. Eves. INDISCRE'ET Beagle needs engine with trailer, $3,0CM'.l. dsh/wsh, $50 & up to 1 Rockhovnds & cvtter1 etc. 646--28l7 ~'6::.1~·=Zl25~------good home for her 7 week 646-5632 yr a:ar. 546-5218 or 839-"i'QO JUJt received 10,IXXI cts. ~n· SCIJWINN Vanity lO spd. Seortin! Goods 830 old pUps, pis. call 962-5415 l73'"·"'A1.:::;ba::;lrO_ss_l'l50=-. -M-... -,-,.~U. Rental• '73 ZJ·26' M.H. & Minis Free miles 9 til 9, 838-m» RENT me '73 Explot'l'f JC' sleeps 8. W....'est rates 552-8'l9'l NEVER.. Used, 15' G E. ulne .Pia:Aleonbl blood ruby, Girls 20'' Stinl R ay , MSHER s•~r =g··· skis. ~~~~~ 6h~m e Offr/tradi:.o ¥.2 avail $.10 frOIUlee rttrl~Tttails $279. rooah. 80 ack •tar 18.· trimmer, front th r o w -..-. 21-., i:.An """" ' , · per mo. """""'~"· Will JI I e-K ~.,.,. ..1.1-material. Shaped &: 210 cm. w/marker rotomat ----=-.::.:='---AIL FOR rent Z7' sips 10, aelt se or . ..,,,.......... ...... ~ niower. 556-6132. blndln In -• N * S tor Sale * 1 J ded I -· ready to pollah. All or part gs, v t .. vuu, ew VERY a:entle well tmd year 14· l:lobie Cat NEW! con · oa .w Xu_, WASHER, \\'estlnghouse £: 25c per carat. 5.58-T2TS. eves srRAWBERRY p I ants, pole• lncld $65. Al:SO' bfand old Lab. Loves children. Ph. 11195 • * 493-1070 540-rni& or 5'i8-4031' elect. dryer. Avocado color, 581.000 evubearlng Sequolu, 10 for new Humanic high back 64+5936 $100. 962-alOT '!'!'!'!'!'!!'!!!""""'~""''!""""I n. Planter mulch, 2in. cu. boots w!Dyna.Oow foam, WANTED LUDERS L-16 Tr1ll1r1, Tr1v1I 945 8uiJdlng M1terlal1 I06 DIAMOND wedding le en-fL 50c ea. 548-3648 ~u~l::.0:::11"°, _::165::;·c,:;644-:.:..:;1852=--l !!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l~PYVT'.!:JPT~Y;,_ __ ~61>-0@:!!~143 ·,n--LA-'YTO-N-.-'-1-111--'',-oc-I • lurplut. lulhllna ~i: Asett~a~': ~D!n!:n~ n;!'. s!}~ind1?.;g. ~·· B ~ t':. I Nltllll ........ , 11~ I Boat~, Sllps/ Docks 910 ~k~~~o =· u:{.eM~5m~ i NllM for Now! Cable. Stripes I! .. , MATERIAL . lOO!ri ot NEw appraisal $1850. Will aeU Deltvered A •tacked. $45 Roeemoqts, Red Stutt, tit '·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;-~;;1 roR power boat up to 28' ITEMS! Doon, lumber, ply. for $100. Diamond plf'l'Cf!d 1 ,0"=--"!80~. -~~::;·;,....---9--12. I!ll. Lang, Flow l Om I ---front mooring S50 mo. & up Auto Service, '•rh 949 :: • wood, alum lbeetblc. mold-ffJ'Tlng&, cost $1275, sell tor SEARS 10" Radial ann saw 1 _,lo:;10e:,· ..:.Xln=t..:642-:::::l::OIL=---Pets Ge 1 850 to 19' side mooring $1.50 1 .... w1nm etc. S50. F1awleu perfect. Ph. incl. .wxl. c as t e rs , SIQS· head ,.,.,,, ...... , ner1 11·1'. 6Th-4397. '67 BUIOc for part&, gd, tire£ gd, $150. 548-4m ... ~T2'76 drawers, Like nu. $1'75.00 • uuu, 4'N cm, BUILDER SURPLUS ~Ev.,. w/lnarlter b!Mml!J, m.: * Sacurlty Pat Prod.* Bo•ts, 5pMd & Ski 911 .2'00 So Main, S.A. Ml II Ill .~~~-~--~ YamahA AR2, 1 S5 cm MGn thru Sat 10-$ :o.::::•.:: .. =•"n;.:•;:;O;:UI:;...._.....;:.:; roR Sale Kenmore Gu w/marken:, $65. u 1 ed. Beet 28c lb. Cott. ch. 2.0c SACRIFICE 14' 'ski boat &: ~~~~!i!!i!~~~I nt: 546-1.0rl FIRE\ltOOD 11' cord!, aged 1>rYft' 1 yr. old avocado twice. 842~ lb. D.H.L.'s $2.50. 10/more trlr w/65hp outbrd mtr. ~ ~ REMOVED in remodeH .. a-. $30. Will sell in am lots, $145. La\\'n JTIO\\'el' $30. US Divus Tank, regulator S2: 547-3977 1418 E . Xlnt cond. $500. firm. lat Aulelfw.... I r:. -• 64tl-0998. cl!G-°"'"1315='-.---~-~ back pack &: weights, asking Wilshire, SA come 1st served 673-2676 -... 6' 10" X 10' Slldin& alan TRADE or sell tmsh S95. call ~7286 Dogs 854'1:~!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!~!1!~~~ door, Call 61:>-~15 CARPET Layer, Installation, oom .... -..r nr. nu Sears 1140 ~~-~-"-'-----c & R-•-you-or mine CaU _...... US Divers, 2 tan"', l super Rtcreat'-·I amerH <,...... •• · .,. trade 1"r pwr. mu!cber e PUPPY WORLD • I T•--·t· l[i] --E 1 1 IOI =°':;o;'";:;.,· 642-:;:::.:n;:°':::·'--=,,...,,--~161L sport suit, new Sea Huntt>r _ _..., _ *' ri!r, Vehicles 956 1-=qc:u:Jeo.:'"'=n.;;... __ ..;:;;:; •-~~---~--l apear gun, ~ ea, 6#-0185 Chihuahuas, Tiny Poodles, .. -.:...:.==----'.o.; I Bl.ACK .l white TV, Sanyo, ELBA System 1972, cost Amer. Eskln10, Pit Bulls,l'iiiiii!iiii USED Ha.nelblad 500c Incld new! crib, full size &: 1<>ta, $1800. ldeeJ fOI' Insurance Ston, Re1ta~r•nt ., Bull Terrier, St. Beniard;1C-i" 8tk '69 CHEVY Long Vin accessories, mlnt cond, needs ne\v covers. 557-6197 sales A proapectlng. Aaklne ltir 132 Cockapoo, Japanese Span., 1 -, n V·8, auto, a /cond, rAh, 552· 7921 ask for Erle. 2 extra Iona; fi.nn box spring =!350~'=· =84Z-S353.7:=:''....-o-._.._ Laba. Dachabund. 100 MIX· Scooters 925 windows, sea.ta 8 or •IP.8 Furniture 110 &: m11.ttreu .sets, Excel cond DECORATOR girt w/ each. TAYLOR Soft f ree z e ED PUPS! I Stud Service ,72 l25cc CZ $450 ·n 25()cc 4-6. Xln't cond . Pvt P~· ;..;-".-..-..----'.;.;.I ~ carpet, drapery or Jurnlture Ballantyne Chicken cooker' Most Breeds. Open Eves: Bult Street j' _1 $500 $1500. 61>4~4. BRAND New MedU. Bdrm, BAKE SALE: 01urch of job. We deal direct. Call 4• --'II, 2 .. ...-..... hot.plat•' 531·5027' aco. ega... · 4-WhHI Drive 9'1 incl triple dresser, Queen n -1 Sc Ce tor d tails 645--3112 ••• ....... ,.,, . ..::==------962-6485· ---------1 1z. hdbrd, nlte ltand &: StigC M. rUoAM. Ml nter e ' Cres-Cor warmer, Warln1 l r.IlN &;hnauior male, S~ '70 Suzuki T 250. 6 spd. Xlnt 'TI TOYOTA Land Cttilstt, mi r r 0 r . $30). Gold ·• · · un . 10" DLX. radial saw & 1tand, gallon blender, .(rench Jry-1110. AKC, shots, ~a.rs crop-running cond. $325/best of· 4 wh. dr. good ong. $200) velvet/Cant chain (2) Like PORTABLE ())lor TV Kini aella tor $365.99, U&ed 3 er. ALL XLNT CONO. BIG ped, hsebrken . .sire cham fer 642-0172 9631 Talbert FV 962-ll32. new $58. -. Mod. da. aood &: double beds. all nr new, t1me1, w/tell for $250. DISCOUNT. 642-U>eO Winson Tor. $175. 5484189. · oond, SSO. Dble mattre-.. Older pool table, ~ Slim Gym $10. 536-6989. OALMATION, male, lO mo, Cyclts, Biket,. Cyclt1, Ilk .. box slSinl It f r a me WATER bed. bq, heater, DECO RATOR .ell~ TV, Radio, HIFI, b e aut i fully marked, _ _:Sc=oo.:.l:.:•;.rs;;_ ___ .:.925;;::;._.:.Sc.:.oo=l•.:.rs:..:.. ___ _:92S=I $58. 96&-015C liner 1n ~ OU-e x q u l a I t e p la n t a, Stereo 136 reasonably priced, AKC, all MUSf lell all my Jovel;y frame on pedest&I. 615-741'.fi wrouaht iron furniture +. shota, licensed, 6'2-0065 furn. 6 pc. br rm Ht HELMET Motorcycle El Toro 8.»1258. LARGE Maple S tereo AIREDAIE Pupa -AKC · (queen) color TV, end 6 11ze 7~ white Bell ~ Ml n C o ns o l e , $100, SOOd Flintkote tll. Sire/Show eott tt>ia. Den fUm, ft&U&h., 110 00 • * ' ,.... ....... lff lneoul condltlon, 9fi3...5487 Qlty/Hup Bone/Calm Pet. laml'S. mtm>r • ..ivet .,.. · ~ Wonted 120 837~1 Pr/Pt & loveaeat 6 cbr. All llJc:e ANTIQUE oU ioe box 41t. FOR Sale, ~ereo .\ TV Y nu.~ eustom ftnlah. 551-1289 PRIVATE party w a nts entertainment ce:nter, like AKC, Min. Poodle pup. f'\ll . "' LOVELY Spanish d In I n I after 5PM. $400. •terlini' a ll v er ware' new, bargain, 548-9525 Silver, male, 3 mm; ' shots, l.J•Htld Ct1£ table A 6 chrs. $11'-Gold GOLD A brown nylon ihag, damued or m t, pe.ytna $30. 23'' Black & "'llite T.\'. Beaut. ball of nu«. $6,'J. "'f L-aq>eting, l5xl5. &ood cond. 11 x 16 like new. fl). L.B. 49t-668l. New picture tube,~ 1714> ~c:.-:15::091::._~-=~ Exercycle, like new SJO, 4M ~--* COINS * phone 64&-&WT ENGLISH S P R I N G E R [)(oep U neddine tops ott Magnolia, CM 5t8-3350. WET IUlt new nylon 2 never 64 & B£F"ORE ocn.LISCOPE $40 Ct>st ~~les. SllO\\' & J;t. Shots. shlrta or')'llUI' glowing tan! GENUINE M I ~•-n..1 .. ....i ..... ~ II 210% OVER FACE OOZ-7689 $~. Ta~ record~r $95. ·Call: 83H Cables create a smart, &p e wn. rm. ~'Ol'D. ""''6· YA-"' .-II! Cmt 1280. ~r1--. •••7234 SIBERIAN }lusky pups, red, ~tal _._.__. •-•· on turn. Lra: table, 6 cha.Ind ~. ~3690. WANTED: Early American ,.. ... ""'' """'" blk , u p ho ,...,..,_,., .... ,~ .....,. bu«-w/h tch p I n '·-In ~ ·• RCA 14" Po-·ble "' s ver. arents I! \V this ca.orual seed stltd:l top. '" u • I' C e CAR.AGE SALE & misc. turn. · oor J..G111P "'"""" COnu. •..... Color do 962 lJ!,;36 '°" 1613 Knit of synthetic sport yarn !'tfht. •3792. Some heavy Montft'e)' furn. Reuonable. 839-0124. TV, xlnt oond $1~ ga. -or ~ 10 go everywhre. Pattern GLASS top round coffee tbl. ~121S6 Bet\veen 10 A 4 Pilot CIU1illed. &U-S6'Jt. ~7505 GREAT PYRENEES, Al<C 7361 : Misses' Sizes 8-14 lncl. Bamboo off·Wht. and Ba. ~nly 2 left, $350. ea . It WAllHOUSI SALi WAllHOUSI SALi JUST ARRl.VED FROM ITALY ' SOLD ONLY IN THE C:U.TI E•r To Allomblt • $loper Llt•tw•ltllt 10 SPEED BICYCLE .,. 1f.~1NE FOR NOW -thia _.iun-o::wme-true wardrobe SEVENT\'·l"tlE OEKTI ahll·a&aver + iru.c. 646-2959 .tor each pattern -add 25 _att=.-"5-'p"'m"._. ____ _ cents for eacb pattern for SACRIFICE, Wrouaht ln:ia Air Mall BJ>d. Spectal Han-Oinetta set. a1us top, - dUng; othefW!>e thJrd.<I.., paneled 1 .. -upbo11 pell • I BOXER pups, AKC, shots, 10 wks, Show/Pel, --846-9496 udes princess dres1, coat, 4 bolen>, ...... pants, , capelet, couarette. --In thrllty delivery will tsl<o -bar. ~ weeks or more. Send to * :.::i.o.-at;.:.•..:.:.:;..;:;;:;;.,•-oo1~ .. -~N._-~~ ~ 1!:"~ med. Vory Id. quAI. 0-.. O.pt., So.; 163, Old a.ei-mode. Usua!lJ hm. 168-MD. Sta-N.,. Yori<. N.Y. TWIN bad A ..-Good 10011. Pl1nl If--condl-RM-. MOil 11p, Patwll II-. aeil Call -L tor each patt.rn tor N E E D L ECRAn' '12? CONVERTIBLE -bad & Mall ond Sjloclal -Crochet. lml~ etc. n. It., ... d • ....u ... -; olher-.tu thlrd·dut .dlrectlono, 50c. 165 45-215T Ivery wlll tab ----. ar men. Send to Buie, taoey -po• PORTABLE Oolor tv, Kine an Marttn. the DAILY tuna. Sl.00. A double beda. all nr new. 442, Panmi ~. r...ta•t Crocbet-Boot Olt\er pool table-, 842-0406 Wst Uth St., ~... Learn by plcluttl! Pal. BE:AJrm:VL solid -ortt. N.~ 100\1 . P r i n t terns. $1.00. ' twin bd framt1 S2S ea. or AMII. A.ODRF.stJ ~Ith Complete tntut Gitt Boolt: oxne mllke offer. MS-0754. • l!IZll: and STYIJIJ • '"°"' than JOO ollts • sP ANISll dining -n tsble SEE MORE Q u I c k l~plete Allflao -• and 4 ch~125.m uhlona Md choo!le one ft .00. ttem ~ trom our 11 IU'f1 Rag ~n · SOe. VlrtUe otn sec, 5 pc prlng-Swnmor Catalqa:. All Book or 1J Prise Al~ $1.'. 1,.., on1y llOc. 50c. -!l6a-3623 INSl'ANT SEWING BOOK ~ look I • 16 ~ ~ ""° oo!• bed. dari< ew today, wear t.omonow. """' -n •·· ·•·~ -M;.._ Qu0t Book 1 -~""....,..:s_ico.VJ' nauga....,-.. e.. - mSl'ANT FASl!ION llOc. ~"• K -Hundftd• o I Qdtl tor 'llMlay'o ""°' • ANTIQUE bullet $100. - ENGLlSlt Sprlna:er Spaniels AKC 7 wka, llve.r & V.'hte. Champion lines 4~1 OlAMPION bred J\tgh1l1'18, a weeks, M 6: F . 5S6-0l2l COL.OEN Retrle~r fl.fale 3 moe, champ. line, ahota, ~m aft 6 pm. AKC ftl· n1ln . Sctu1a\1ZU9 2\t mo. NorHhed. 2 fem. Shot>. <11H5111. KERRY Blue Terrier AKC non-eihed, iOOfl w/children, Xll'lt watch dog 831442. aERMAN Shepherd Puppies, 8 wb, thota, A-1< C papen.'Orif: pending. 64l-76-18. BEAUT. AKC Dobennan poppl<t. For pet ar Show, MS' see by appt. 518-1300 SIBE!\IAN lluaky Pups, red, blk & tllvtr. P.-rentt •how d .... 96t-U36: !13&-llll3 P~'DR"EDb111ck Labnufor pupp\M. l'IO papen:, $50 each, 893--1793 KEESllOND JNPplH. AKC, I wlc:a. SUD. -'1-IS"bMuWUI -· 50c. $3a. cab mod -mid\ fm••••••••••••••••I la A mudl more-··------------------------- ' ' ' . \ '. •• • . , . .. -, . • I DJ% DAILY PlLDT S-1, F......,. 24, 1974 4-WhHI Drive 961 Trucks 1-~-----.;..;.. 962 Autos Wonted 961 1,A.;..u-.to"'•.;..·-mpo=.;..rt..:od.;...;.._..;9.;..:;70 Autos, "'l'!" '7Z BRONCO V.S, 4 wheel drive \\tilh locklll(I hub< & radio. '72 JEEP COMMANDER TOP DOLLAR PAID AUDI DATSUN IMMEDIATELY • Aulol, lml"'!!'!! Autos, mP6fted 9 MERCEDES BENZ PEUGEOT Autos, "'!'! TOYOTA ·too, Imported TOYOTA ONE YEAR WARRANTY t~~-~~~ STATION WAGON ~ :-;,~r:;1~ ..;-'~ '72 AUDI 73 DATSUN FREE NEW PEUGEOT SUNROOF 610 COUPE -o~·•LER '71 CORONA MARK II 4 door A.r.llt"M ra.d)o auto-4 Cyl, 4 5Jld, Radle, EZl _ K;I"\ 2 Door hardtop. RMk> •. Mttl· U~e new . A SteaLAutor:ruiUc transmbi.&k>n, air coodition- lng, p0y,·er steering, 4 \\'HEEL DRIVE, VS engine, 11,COO nlile11. f2'18CBLJ. NEWPORT IMPORTS ma.uc' tran~ ' e:ta&1, Nctocy Alr Cond, • • Complete Sales and Servtoe. er, 4 speed tnnsmmlon. S3495 -(:lll!HOE;). Safety inspection plus i10 00h1oac11 ou d~pta,. ~'.~~=.""·Exi::tl::::,.~ .. / 20% off on all labor. PAC1I:::o~TOR condlilOn. ~Tt,DSMJ . '73 TOYOTA . CORONA SEDANS : ~l'lll nice onM to chooic from all equipped with au~ matlc, fa !f~"Y olr ~· radio, etc. All priced 0"' the COii of n new 197 , · SEE THEM NOW ... D~ Olji<,, • _._ BL'Y ONE • ( • - ~ ., .. • 13600 Beach Bl .. \Vestmlns1er l)9U631 63&-2500 '66 JEEP CJ5 Xlnt cond. low mU. New tires. Padded roll har 497-1882 eve. 'TO To'y, L.C. Good condition. Good gu mlloage, 4 whl dr. sm. 644-4688 $3777 - 3100 W. CoaJt Hwy., N.8. 642.-9405 WE NEED YOUR NEWPORT IMPORTS CADILLAC Sllll~, clean late model can. 3100 W. C.ofUJI Hwy., N.B. P 642-9405 for Ol' Not. -------- ml,._, J See our 15 pr .. owned PEUGEOT /SUBARU :ach BL, West~~ Mercedes (tontem· An~?mW. LlAcoln A;ii:82'10 WILL BU,Y YOUR porary & classics) in PORSCHE DATSUN, TOYOTA stock. OR VOLKSWAGEN r::::==r:::;;:::::::;:-il'68 PORSCHE 91l·L, al!ver FORD •11 'h TON 1i!~~i~~~l~S:A:V:E:G!AS~W~/!C!LA~ss~ P~ ~~ ~i.l'.N: ~ tak::= I ::-!ii'!. ~IF~'."" ch~e Ra.ngfrcustomcamperlhcll! _V_•_n•;..... ____ ....:.:.; ,57 A.H. mech. & body ex. KENT AU.EN. 540-0442. ---==:-..=.... _ . ~7xlnt cond. $4800. S2Jpo~ ClllUtomVPl8 '"""· Otinly '73 GMC YANDURA elec. O.D. $2600 S3<HI010 '73 PU. 15,000 ml orange, t.lC. l960 ro·~~ i-N. FM · ,.,,,.., m es. · , auloma c, w/camper &: boot, all xtras, i::..:::::ic::.::=.::=::i..:==I ~ -rad1o, heater. West Coast BMW see 10 awrec, $3100/ofr, 2840'l Ma .1 Parkw stereo, 8 track, radlal1. 19- mlm>rs. 195437"· Automatic transmlwon, TOP CASH SSS 6+l4l9'19 ~"Jiejo ay ~~{Good cond. $11SO. $2699 power steering, V8 •"Sine, FIAT 831·20IO • I <95-4949 • . long wheel base. Low miles, pald for used AMC or Jeeps .wT1l DOUt fOfl USE A VERY PWY EXIT 69 912, NEW tires, korus, ~w.ltwi4 -TOYOTA. "t~~·~~ .. 1;:• AUSTIN HEALEY Truck> 962 1966 Harbor. C.M. ..:::::::...::::::;::..:,-=='=· =:;_I sharp, $5000 Cll' best offer 50 USED 1133-zun 9-5, • '' -2 • s 9 E. ~ -~ ' > ..... _,...,,,, .. .,.... • ' *•''" ..,...-i; ~.' "' ~ ..... J>...-.A .... GREAT mileage. '70 Mk ll 4-dr, auto, radio, xlnt cond. new tires, brks & Bill MAXEY TOYOTA ' I '• • ' 1• I• halt. $14251 best otfer.1 _____ ~ _ _._ ~Ju~slli w n • r '74 TOYOTA '73 TOYOTA CELICA 4 speed transmlsslon, 7,cm mil". Immaculate . (169KEK) DAVE RO'SS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-8017 BHt DHI Anywherol LEASE OR TRADE All Model1I DEAN LEWIS . Laguna weekends MERCEDES '66-912, • spcl. 6,000 m1 on GAS PAINS ! ON-DISPLA y reblt eng. Comp! .... '.1! Toyota CoroUa Sta. TOYOTA '50 OIEVY Pickup. '56 6 record. $3150. 540-8'l18 Wagon, 160) CC, Engine cyl eng. H. o . truck 4-speed IMPORTED AUTOS R j' a-L v '71 Olds station wagon ~lsta 1973 914 2.0, Black , stereo, Xlnl cond. Avrg '11 to 30 1966 Hnrbor, C.M. &1&-1:t3!13 trans. 12 volt system sell TOYOTA BEST PRICES PAIDI 8U8. ;Jal Cn.L~r, 1 owner, low miles, xtras, 3,0CO miles, By MPG, $1450. or best offer. TRIUMPH or trade for Dune buggy D • ii sacriftce sale (375BTC). owner, $6300. call 847_7073 Leaving country soon, musl ott road or street any cond. ean Lewis Imports 1974 BMW1 y•'f' sell. 546-5959. 1---=------'--I or Baja Bug call 642-7944. 1966 Harbor, C.fl.I. 646·9303 ~crbor, C.fl.I. 64&-930C ARE HERE NO\V 13600 Beach Bl., Westminster '73 !'itG Midget, low mileage, PORSCH~ Wanted, "12·'73, "·n~MA:.,.:;.;RK~l::;r"T"°oy-oc-ta-w-,-.. -11• '69 TR, GT-6 plllll. Good '13 FORD Courier, hke new, '71 DODGE VAN WE would like to buy your --~l 63G-2500 like new, AM/Ffl.t (Ser No. Private Party auto. new battery & tires. cond. E.."<cel MPG, $1600. loaded, can1per lop, all B 300 Auto Trans, (76256.J). old cars, please cal~ .th.is $AVE ,68 1 T 850 50 000 69211. Call &42- 7899 $,2200. * 640 1223 * 1..::64!>-34=0: 1 :::. 5 ____ _ crpt'd, n1ag whls, spec. S2395 number Monday • J< nday Order yoW' car for ml, F ~~ lil'f!S ~· .,.,.,.'int. SAAB "' VOLKSWAGEN tires, shockll & more? Real 8am-6pm for lmmed & free overseas delivery no"'·! fWXC5.JU) $9'75. 53 ~24• '73 TR·6. Like ne1,1•, priced LATE •73 Toyota Hilux, r/h Gas Saver! M.usl seU!..Call -· pickup, 5-17-3007. -.-di for quick sale! (749GVQ). --,73-Sao_b_99 ___ 4_d_oo_r __ 4 spd w/mirrors, step '71 CAMPER H ardto p , 541-4452 or 979-7579 jDZOIKJllRJ.v~ CAlt \\'anted, have 40 acres 5 yr. or 50,000 mile warranty r. House of Imports AM·Fftt STEREO bumper. s2100 or cash & amflm radio, new clutch • • 69 FORD FlOO p U • of fertile wheat land in available on all ne\v JAGUAR 52•7.,. ~ mpg. "" ·~ days Top m "175 """'--~"'"" $2650. 963-2850 ' ' · · ~·1 -.ecc:g• can da Val $250 1974 & '73 BMW' .,. .wv "" ~ • · • ~ or .,,.,...U'R), t ..o='-""-"=----Ra.nger, auto, Pl\T steer ,\--.. -acr! Land 1 u~ & 1per 5' '69 TOYOTA P.U. w/camper '69 V\V Squarcba.ck, or~I aJr R&H C.ontractor'sspec· · · 5 ree cear I~ 11962 3.8 Sedan, good NOW OPEN Help t~ shortage problem! & mags. $12$ owner.:. .. very clean $1350 w.' (~~}) $1675. 536-~4. !3600 Beach Bl., Westminster 548-9534 &nytime. " condition. Must see to Sell idle items with a Dail.v 673-&33 496-61~ Dlr. ~l 6.li-2500 CASH FOR ~ ) appr@C\ate. 65,000 mlles. Mission Viejo Imports Pilot Oasaified Ad. Call ~~~:.:.:,;=:-.,..,-·I '73 DODGE PUT custm RO(~)Sportsn;ian bDodge YOUR CAR ~ ~· =~~==-=~~~~~ MERc'"'EDturEinSgBE z 642-5678. 'Th~oyo~a ~~ewd=, ·~~Wfac~~~i~tae:, w/extd cab 2 bkt seats Van-TI l u e' 546-'1070 _........_ '73 JAG XKE V-12, 29,000 N ' eaii . 2000 °mi. ias-riss . Xtra. T -.• c--n lrad auto, V-8, 4 seats, 127'', A t I rt-, 970 I Xln ad .. ~ & liAjul~Ol~·~U~Hdiiiiiiiiiiiii.i990~~$3295~~-~iii552-~!308~~~~iiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijl ....., nu . .x: or e. W.B. p s 1p 8 , ~nd. "'u os, mpo -~ Marguerite Parkway m . t co . ,.._,., 15 54S-368l aft 3 pm. radio, tape d eek, mags, Mission Viejo MPG + 4~2>46. FIAT '62 FORD, I< T.. P .U. 6 ral,.. letter wide oval tires. Ord M k 831-2040 • '95--4lll9 JENSEN Complete Sale. & Service cyl, 4 spd. $81'5. IJ41646) 47.000 ml. $3500. C.U Dave er any a e USE AVERY PWY EXIT Visit Us Soon At 536-0824, dlr 97!1-2880 day•. CAR IN EUROPE · -------28701 Marguerile Parkway '67 FORD % Ton Pickup, '68 DODGE, camper Free Itinerary Planning ORANGE COUNTY'S JENSEN ?\-fission Viejo 495-1700 V-8, auto, . conversion, Van. New paint. All d .1 f OLDEST INTERCEPTOR tUSE AVERY P\VY. EXIT) 557-4158 Rt>-worked engine, 1933ASJ) eta.1 s o European Large Selection JIM 0 11050 ·~ ·-· dlr delivery of Colon SLEM NS '66 FORD Ranchero. $415. · --. EURAUTO 0 or best oUer. Call -'73 FORD Van, custom paint ~ Immediate Delivery IMPORTS '52-<1115 833-0884 & inter. V·8, auto, air, !ape 673-4550 ~'tA~~~'i:'~~ MERCEDES BENZ CHEVROLET El Camino dk, Jo mi's. 968-6025. Bay Lido Bldg., Suite 102 --A\ITHORlZED F.stale, p/s, pfb, ate, 1m DOJ?GE VAN 3700 Newport, Newport Beal'h SALES & SERVICE '57-4420 ., 837-0837 V·8, automauc. $1500. c.n ............ ~~~~~1 1974 BMW's Jim Slemons '11 TOYOTA P.U .. good ,_-~26-94=·-----AUDI conrl, $1400/make o ff e r '74 %. TON Chevy Van. ---------lin stock ready for immediate Imports 507~7T3 aft !lam Black w/cust shag & mags, delivery. Excellent savings G"1fC 1963 '' ton, nu brk, Let's make a deal 675-6577. '72 AUDI, 100 LS, 4 dr, on remaining 1973 models. 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. (\1le're top buyer for any auto, 30,000 ml, 748ELV. SALES-SERVICE-LEASING 642~9405 used Mercedes Bena.) good mech oond. $575. or I~ FORD l~ ton step van. $3950. Will take cheap trade, OVERSEAS DELIVERY 1301 Quail i>;t ollr. l!>l--7618 Call 5JG.i;824, Dir. ROY CARVER I MAZDA Newport Beach '12 FORD Van, 1 T., auto, ~-64-5-8466 __ o_r_5'8-_7389__ Have something you want to • ftC. 833-9300 R&H, air cond. $2850. The fastest draw in the West. sell? Classified ads do 11 ROU..S ROYCE BM\V ENTER FROAI Mac.ARTHUR 968-2244 •• .a Daily Pilot CIMSlfled well . ciill NO\V &t2-5678. 234 E. 17th st. • • *Must Sell!* Autos, Imported . 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Costa Mesa • 546--4444 ?tm '72 280SE 4.5 one owner, '74's Are Here! 74 1oca1 car used on1y .. ...,. *SUPER GAS SAVERS* FROM DOT DATSUN '66VWBUG 5695 · ,leilo, Htatw. ISY15551 '69VWBUG 5995 U..Tr-..1 .... HMhr, 62,000 Milits. 1I70JASI '69 TOYOTA CORONA 51895 2Dr ............... T-.ArC-. n.,t Top. s.-r-Low Mlln. llltlfMJ , '71 MAJ.DA 51695 2Dr.Cpt.,D.t:llM.leclo.HHltr,l lOO, 4 Spted. S.,..-Gn s.,...,., 1777DSMI '70 TOYOTA CORONA 51795 2 Dr. HT., °"'J4',000•a. ..... Hnffr, 4 SpHd. Vifty1Top.1526m.Vf '72PINTO 52495 2 Dr ................ fl"llM., lodlo. Htahr. Hicit O...C:.. I 160l:SRI FIRST ANNUAL DEMONSTRATOR SALE . Come in & take your pick from Big se lection of demos & new cars SAVE ON TIME SAVE ON PRICE SAVE ON GAS! EXAMPLE: SEE US FIRST 610 DEMO $3486 60 2Dr .......... • .... T-.Ar c-. """" ..... ·-· --...,. -· e ..... ._......_c. .. ,.. . ._T.,. ........... "" Stn,....,. ISTI1:#2301. · ALL MODELS IN STOCK Immediate O.liveryl Rotary w-n ond car, IAM6,00l/FMml, kepi in -'2-garage, stereo, Save On Remaining '731 S72 29 factory tape pl.ayer, fully CREVIER BMW • mo. equipped. cu.tom car cover 36 mo. O.E.L. $7"10. o' best ofier. 646-2673. Sales • Service • Leasing MIRACLE WE'LL sell YQU?' pres~ 208 \V. 1st. S.A. ~31n Oosed Sundays Am for you! Exclusive Orange C.OOSt area buyers BMW 2002-'73 beige, 4 spd, waiting Call 831-aHO (Auth. air • condt sunrf, radials, MAZDA ~d=:•ai=•::r::.l ·~-----AM·nf stetm radio & tape 1973 450 SE Sedan, special deck. 10,500 ml. S57SO. Call metallic paint, less then Dave. Days 979--2880. 6,000 miles, must sell, 9-5 \VE'LL sell your prestige 2150 Harbor Blvd. 64~1822, aft 5 eves & BMW for you! E:tclusive Costa 1lesa 645-5700 wkends 673-8969 Orange Coast ~a .buyers waiting. Call 831-2040 (Auth. • • '66 MB 200 Di t>SCI. Stick. de I ) Factory air. Rm. 30 MPG a er · + 39c PG. xlnt condiUon. '73 BMW 10 CSA Gleaming SEE THE ALL NEW $2900. Call 646-7648. tu~~~~. Eblny interior ' DYA WE'LL sell your prestige MB 1:''=='="7=''-=~,,..:....;,...1 ·· ····-···-...l'.\l\1 ----fOl'-)'00!-Exclusive--Orange 73 BMW 3.0 CSA Gleaming IMMEDIATE Coast area buyers waiting. . ~~ ~ Ebony interior DELIVERY Call 831-20l0 (Auth. dealer). 3 '69 280 SL. P/S, AIC, A/T, CAPRI '7 DEMO CLEARANCE 17MPG. moo. Or best ~tter. Going up m :1. 846-7653. '72 CAPRI SUNROOF Yellow with blk Interior. S2695 NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. 642-9405 ·n 2000cc. Xlnt con d . AM/FM, 1 owner. 83J..m.5, Weekends, 673-5438. DATSUN 240Z • '73 brown. 4 spd, air cond, AM/FA{ r a d lo Wff!Wt. antenna., spec tuned exh. ma.gs, radials, f/spoiler, f&rov-rides. 7,400 mi. $5350. Dave 979-2880 days, DATSUN '70, P .U. & Camper. Lo mt .. new tires, good run. cond. 645-8812. "12-240Z, air, Mich·X, Konb1, stereo, mags, $47$ (714) 846-3182 aft 6. 1970 240Z, a/c, ma g, s, amftm, tuned exhaust, lo mileage, must sell, 673-3654 . 1969 "510" 2000 eng. 5-spd. trans. 25 mpg. One-of·a-kind $1300. 64$-15.54. The fastest draw in the West. ... a Daily Pilot Classified NOW IN PROGRESS '66 MERCEDES, PIB, PIS, SAVE SSS good mileage, 2 new tltt" $1600. or oHer 49!)..3729 ill' '64-2205. New reblt eng, Jeath [b.. Lo!J int. XI cond. 22m. per gal. mmr .~:696 .~~:-s2349 2 80 c. 2001 E ~-S perfect concL 12,000 mi, priv . ..-1.1 :.t t., Santa A!:.a t 67, '"'° 558-7871 1-'P~Y~·.::c.:~-.::.:~::·---- * M d 74 R * '66 :llO 25 MPG. sunroof az • otary $1650, clean, pvt pty. $n MONTH 586-9399 36 t'IONTIIS OPEN U:ASE • ~n~MB~280SE="'"'-"3"'_,::...,,Cpe-. -Mi-'nt Will accept trade-Ins condition & lo, lo milt!! CALL MR. FRY 842·6666 831-»10 Dir. Hunt. Beach MG• MAZDA 17331 Beach Bl. 842-6666 '69 ?\1G AllDGET. Good gas mlleage, red, A·l, New trans, AMIFM radio , clutch, & top, 40.cm mt, S1300 firm, 548-9477. '72 MAZDA WAGON OPEL Rotary, 4 5pd, Radio, Air --------Cond, C«i2FYAJ. ,70 OPEL ~ STATION WAGON lJoB LOllOPRE Runs like a top and ls really d•bhf•. clean. (829BHL) __ =--_ DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 13600 Beach' BL, Westminster 2480 Harbor Blvd., 892-Gffil 636-2500 Costa Mesa 546-8017 '72 l'itAZDA RX2 cpe. '72 OPEL Rallye, 4 spd., Silver, w/black Inter, radial tires, radio, in sound radial tires, Like new. cond. $2495. 83.1·0891, eves 12495. '57-9567. 646-1813 -=~=-=~=-~ '6.9 OPEL GT, 43,000 miles '72 • RX·2, 2 dr, AM·FM, fl.fich. r adlah!I. air, R&H, Orig. own. $2450. ~ Xlnt MPG - CROSSWORD PUZZlE ANSWER.5 .. BUY WHERE YOU'RE TREATED LIKE A CUSTOMER AFnR YOU BUY! . ·I . '73 MONTE CARLO LANDAU $3471' (llf. Air, vt11yt ,..,, ... S., .... ., fffOfNflC. Vt c...,, .. ,I .,.,.. , ...,.. 1moxo1 ~~ 6 CYLINDER CHEVY NOVAS ---....,-,,,,,,,.,.-c-.,.,..,.,,.,--:.,,,,------...,-----' f ~~~.·~!,A 1 c:!!. 4'-_.._ car. HkL $1699 L : '69 '72 '72 '73 '72 CIHU1741 1 .f_H~. l~O!!_ e:J:: -· -. ••• -· $2699 ' C»tl!OI> ' : STA noN WAGONS MALllU 6 PASSENGER ...... 11t1i.. aHi., .... ., Vt, ,.,s., ,.,I,. 'H ..... '9N, IMH,.Al . ' ' . $2999 ' ' MALllU 9 PASSENIHR . $2791, VI f"'I, .. I) 14-Cl,.,_. Ml"'-,.,I,. ...... Mte., etr aMI, IHtODO j --·'VEGA GT WAGON 72 ~M ,...., l ...... """' lt~lllllo ...-., JMft Mllt1. $2499 tJ!WWAI '72 VEGA WAGON ~lk. ,_..._ ll.112 inMtt. ....... trf, l111•KTI $2399 • .,.... tn .............. M.-. ""'--t274CAJll) '72 VIGA HATCHIACK CPI. $1799 ---...,-,,,.,-,-,,.--.,.,.,,...,...,,--,""'----------. ' '72 VEGA HATCHIACK CPI. $2399 ·-.. -... -_ .... ,,..,.. ...... C111•kll SPECIALS-This Weekend ONLY! '71 CORVETTE STINGRAY CPI. $439111i • A¥tO., UI Vt, AM/,M redlit, ...... Ml.... ........ 1'-1.... ~ ; (114Kl!'OI ' .... ; '68 OLDS CUSTOM SPT. CPI. s 12991 •-• •• ,.._ _ ""-· -..... ,. ... ,., I ----~--~----------------' '73 OLDS OMEGA HATCHIACK s2999!. ,,... ve, i .,.... ,..."'"' ......._ 14Mt "',.._ t"2ttoo1 ·I '72 '71 '73 '72 '71 '70 '69 '72 • EL CAMINO $2199 Nlct VI, ... , .. P..I .. 111tt .. 11r, rHlt, 17HJ1NI LUY PICKUP • ,,...., t.t7a mu-. (NOMOJI WILL TRADE FORD COURIER PICKUP $2299 FORD ¥• TON PICKUP $2199 · VI. """ ,.,,., cw"'9I eW. S,edlt 91111 ........ (1114111 FORD I TON ECONOUNI VAN Vt. ....... "" .. ' ..... Lew ...... ,..... (Wfll HARD TO '1ND i....-4 WHllL DlttVI ILA.1111 ,... WHllL DRtVI % TON PICKU,. GMC t;, TON . ~ w ,.,...... • ...-. ,...., vt. txtr• 11kt. c•t CHIV. 1/2 TON PICKUP .. 2~28 llAUOR ILVD. $24t9 . COSTA MESA 546-1200 . . 1...:.- 1 -~ ! . Aulol, Imported 97~ Autos, I mportod !, : VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO 97D j\uto1, Import~ ' ~ .tt' Autos, OMCI . VOLVO IUICK ' -'74 VOLVO'S '69 VOLVO 2 PGOR '74 CINTURY LUXUS l '73 YW "1 Door -P'lctory air, I Only "" Mll11 HERE NOW .,_.tic. '""''" 11 .. rtna, '~ Jutt broken ln, UKE NE\V t>sulltul blue wlth blk tn'. terior. Immediate DeUvery f •peed tranamlaSon, nd1o, powtr bnbt, rad.lo, heater, On All Modell and heater, air oondidon1nl. WSW tfftl, tilt wheel, ex· IUY or LEASE lYBm67>$.1 treme1y 1ow mnea. lmJFn. .. '. • " ... • 819 SCIYlllCJS NEWPORT IMPORTS -'-'---:"--=:-~-1--577~ . ""' 3)UJllfW ,"~ . ::2: :. ' 100 W. Coul Hwy., N.B. -.~7bo4r,VCO.~L~Vot:O~g)J)3 r.'t' '67 BOlCK Spedal, nice 1966 Harbot,C.M. 146-9303 handllnr car, r e l i able , ; 642-9405 comfortable, auto t i: a n 1·, Autos, UMd 990 Riff, 17 MPG, $ 5 2 5 . ---'-'-'.;.;;.. __ ..;c.;.; ~54&-2989:;;..:~~---- • i • , 9 YW SQUAREBACK Boat Dool AnY'<!'fMrol ,LEASE OR BUY ,. Setae. 4 speed transrolsslon, radio'-heater, roof rack, ex-tra Clean. (42290). · $1577 All Modelal ' DEAN LEWIS VOLVO A MC '67 BUICK for parta, runs eoocf, -aood· $150. '71 GREMLIN 54Ml92 . Lna than 31,(KI) mil•. A~ CADI' •. "C maHc, radio, ...... ,, whit• ----""--.:.....--! ~ ..... =·=(;J;: '7D SIDAN DE VILLE DFE). \. Vinyl top, tull (JO'Wtt, fac-$1999 toiy air, tilt wh .. I, AMI FM steno, loaded. (815- ~tJM. lWJi&' -Harbor, C.M. 646-9.'lll3 ~ VOLVO '70 VOLVO BQD) • • $2499 4 DOOR SEDAM , ,,_, . -~,.. . ' ,~ ' ' • This MAY SURPRISE YOU! BELOW 'ARE THE RESULTS OF THE omtlAI. UNITED STATES AUTO CLUB (USAC) ECONOMYRIJNS' TO SAN. DIEGO AND lAS VEGAS. THE CAR USED WAS A PLYMOUTH DUSilR WITH 6 CYLINDER 225 OD ENGINE AND AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. THE CAR WAS EQUIPPED WITH CALIFORNIA SMOG CONJBOl.S! From Cahuenga & Sunset BIYd. Hallywood to Sea World in San Dieqo Miies 122.'I • GalloftsUsed 5.19 .+.verageSpHCI 53.47 mll~~~ • ElapstclTllftt Z hours 11 mhtutu MILES PER GALLON 23.6909 Ft'.om Sa11 DietJO to Hollpood Miies 123.ZI • GalOM Used 5.30 .+.vera.ge 5pHd S 1.0 I tnllt!i jlerltoai' • ElapMd Tllftt 2 hows ZS"'"'""' MILES PER GALLON 23.2885 ROUND TRIP 246.26 miles• Gallofts Used 10.49 Average Speed 52.2 miles per hour• TolalTllftt 4 hours 43 minutes AVG. MILES PER GAL. 23.4826 From Los Angeles to Las V ec.ias IThe Sahara Ho tell Mllu278.90 • Gallon1Ustcl11.30 Average Speed SZ.29 miles per hour • Elapsed Tilftt 5 ltoun 20 minutes MILES PER_. GALLON 24.68 • ~ '. • Sunday, Febfuaty 24; 1974 DAIL y PILOT D J 3 Dunton Ford's 56th YEAR Serving· Orange Coun $ 3 7 9 8 ~7~::::, :z:~:~: PLUS TAX & LICINSE - '74 Y2 Ton Van $3 2 9 8 3112V4,<llCIOGVW,crt1lso. !E14GHT41337) 1583 PLUS TAX & LICENSE '74 Y2 TON PICKUP $3 3 9 8 :~~;!!~!":'~":.: · (F10GRT2"720)'4456 •PLUS TAX & LICENSE '74 3f.s Ton Ranger.XLT $4 79 8 :mpe~,.~~l:· c~~ • .air cond. (F2.IYRS1611 • 4133 . PLUS TAX & LICENSE- '74 1-Ton Tnick .. $. 4. 99 8.'llO V ... -GVW, 11 , cond., pawer steering · re1r sttp bumper. • -. (F35JRSIGm) 4111 '. ' . ' PLUS TAX & LICENSE '74 3f.s Ton Pickup $4 2 9 8 :MOV.f.8100GVW,crull0, e1mper 1P1Cl11, alldlng reerwlndow, power steer ---. .< Ing. (F2.IYRTl06l0) .a:ll PLUS TAX & LICENSE 114 * Ton Ranger $43 9 8 ~~~=1::.i~~~1~1!f' cond. ( F25HRT73073) U13 PLUS TAX & LICENSE '74 Y2 Ton Pickup '$3' 2· 9· 8 -~~~ 51 ~,.;vw·~~·:, (F10GRS8&5U).43112 PLUS TAX & LICENSE '74 ~4 Ton Ranger $4 69. 8 mv-1,1100GVW.crulso . 1lr cond., pwr. steering xtra toM. (F25HRTIT.M7j -lli'LUS TAX & LICENSE . '74 Y2T Conversion Van $4498 PLUS TAX & LICENSE 302 V-8, cruiso, powe steering, !)OW!r brakes. lE14GHSI0520) 4286 '74 1·Ton Camper Sp'I $4 8 9 8 390 V.f, )0000 GVW Rangef, PoWtf' steering ~~ cond. (F35HR5!lllOl7) lli'LUS TAX & LICENSE '74 Y2 Ton Van • $3. 98 V-1, crulso, radio . 4 · .. .. (E14GHTn741) ~n6 PlUI TAX & LICINSE '74 3/4 Ton PICKUP .$ 3 9 9 8 =w~~8~~:1:~;~;~it~. bumper. (F25H RTI007) 4704 PLUS TAX & LICENSE '74 RANCHERO 500 $4 1 9 8 351 V.f, crulso, powe steering-brakes, ai r cond (4AA7H102756) "°93 PLUS TAX & LICENSE '74 3f.s Ton Ranger XLT $4 99 8 m V.f, 1100 GVW, air cond., Cruiso, camper spe- c I al, power steering, xtr1 tank. IF25HRT'l7054) "'62 PLUS TAX & LICINSE '74 Y2 TON VAN $3 5 9 S V.f, crulso. radio, mlr _ . . rors. lE.l4GHTn1ui 4711 PLUS TAX & LICENSE '74 BRONCO Wagori $3 79 8 3112 v ... pcisllrlcllon, ~ whltl .. drive, rldk). !U15GLSl3207l CA9 PLUS TAX & LICENSE ·, '74 V2 TON PICKUP • $3 4~9 8 3112 V4, crulso, _, . stHripa, rear. step bumper, mirrors. (flOG~T06394) Ull PLUS T~. ~ ~·~~NJE '74 3f.s ·TON:PIC>KUP $ 9 8 :uovs.Re,_XLT,8100 4 7 GVW,crulso,elr.camper specie I, pwr. steering. (F25YRS86115) 4133 PLUS TAX & LICENSE · '74 Y2 TON VAN $3 7 9 5 V.f, crulso, -r ''"" Ing, power brakes. iE14GHT63156) <1663 . PLUS TAX & LICENSE '74 RANCHERO GT $4098~i!r=:~~;pwr (<IMIS132099) - PLUS TAX & LICENSE '74 Y2 TON . PICKUP $3 5 98302V.f,crulso,IM!',lloer Ing-brakes, rHr st bumptr, ~ • red (Fl0GRS885(!) 4314 . PLUS TAX & LICENSE '74 3f.s TON PICKUP $4 2 9 8 :MOV4,8111DGWl,crul camper . ap1Ci1I, pwr steering, xtr1 t (F~RT211157) U5' PLUS TAX & LICENSE· '74 Y2 TON VAN $3498 . V_,, cruftQ, rK (EUGHTl32~6) '11S PLUS TAX & LICENSI -~ • • .. \ . . .... . LEASE NEW .'74 GREMLIN· 36Mo: O.E.l. . Cws eqill,,.cl ._.. • 1c1 ale .. JJJ CID · lb-c,... .................... ... strfpn. ~--,.... ..... ).speed --h I ...... flool'. ·~··••d ...... Nllo,, ~ . .._.. ____ . CADILLAC CADILLAC INVENTORY CLEARANCE FREE GAS! 1000 W.+fl tM purchaw of ny M• or vsed Ydlicl• ""' wffltftd you wfll rK•i•• ...-ll)h fr'ft qos for I 000 •1of*iYi1t9- .. HEW 1974 CAPRIS c.:::-:.... l-c ...... 4 ........... ~ ...,_.. ....... fill --."""' ..... -.-. $J489 '7 1CAf'RI ~ t "'"4 ••• .. ,.-, IMlcc ...... ... ,,.., ,...... ~ .. """" I ltl4Cl:ll S2 l8 9 '6tMM Ci.T. ....... ~ .............. ..... ..lr. ....... IYU.IJSI WE'VE GOT 'EM •.. OVER 16 HORNETS AND . JAVELINS AT· FRINDLY .. PRICES · • CADILLAC $51" '72 COUPE DE VILLE Vinyl top, leather, full power, factory air, AM/FM radio, low nliles. C831EQNJ. $3999 '72 SEDAN DE VILLE· Factory air. full pow1??", stereo, cruise control, tilt \\'heel , vinyl top, leather ln- terior. \40i>EAEJ. $3199 CADILLAC CHEVROLET '70 EL CAMINO V-8, Auto Tl'ans, ' Radio, Power Steering, Cordova Top, EZI Glass, Factory Air Cood, (57829F}. 'j'· • '"70000Gr' . s129s .-.. SAVE BIG o~ BIG CARsNOW! 72FORD Ranclwo. "Keep on lfUCbn~ in lfiir pid;14> ~ wi1h A/T .. P.S., IV, inxnitional 30 day warat'f· (ISSJ<l(j • ' · .52595 · Tn. ff ..iy "*" s: mlauler lo check ~ good CN<lt. C .. 645-7770 ftOW mod lff looW eny ff II lo*''" - foclav hi a MW ~.-. 70 71 • • • GREMLIN .. • .r.I loctay .... Pf'Od ...... _ Von. FUii f.actay eqi;pped for r.I fooov ,....,,..i. 3 ,...i fc.f' 3 !pd. "°"" . econorricd 5il """"""' '°""> ""'"""""" ·llon!. • eco11011 ical b ql engr. • "' ....... ""°""""" ., ""' ., '*"-""· ~nJ """"'""' ., ""' -· -.(187£SOI (115"Mj • s1595 s1595 s1795 . '71 '72 '70 MAVERI(]{ PINTO MAVERI(]{ 4-0oa. G\IM pn:.d ccre 'fill<i 'A tweelheat with o.totn:itic Tho lhlo ,.,\ "-""' -low ........ -lranslniuion. 20CQ u tconorricd lrcnrMaiort crd uiconciioid lO Ito ~~ ~ ;r) my ..... """"'""" "' .dav ""'--· (3868XGJ -l•ClZl:JJI • -·i=i • • . $1995. s2195 SJ895 990 Autos, Uaod 990 Autos, UHd CONTINENTAL MERCURY OLDSMOBILE PONTIAC '69 MARK 111 , '70 OLDS TORONADO • - • • "° Show crest white With black 71 MARQU~~ROUGHAM vinyl top and black leath~ IJ.1MACULATE being oUered l~terlor. Fu.II ~er, factory at a reduced price. Thia a.Jr conditiorung, AM/FM car has been carefuUy atereo, power door locks, maintained Equipped with j·--M·· dual comfort seats. (XE.\'.-full powr: tactory air, U1JD .==. 1751. Landau roof, etc. Cl360CVI. J•1 $2599 $2'Z75. Johnson & Son, === · Lincoln Mereury, 2 6 J 6 Less than 41,0CX> n1iles. Fal.'- tory air, full power, vlnyl top, 1trato bench seat, till wheel; stereo, multiplex. (6.18CJM). $21" ,r;~ ' ., ... ,.::~ ,, . . . • • '68 PONTIAC Sta. Wagon, equipped with autoniadc, factory air cond., powe 111eering, JXY"'Cr brake 1 , radio, hl'ater, etc. Very clean tXSP042), P r t c: reduced to $975. Exoelleilt and safe famjly &nd car. Johnson .t Son, _ Harbor, a.ta M e 1 a , 540.Q6.10. 13600 Beach Bl., Westminster Harbor, Costa Me' a' 54<>-0030. 892-6651 636-2500 'TI OOUGAR XR7 , 4 •.;, ! .,,._ Brand New '74 THIS car!&..,, 1borp, SEE --.Sllc-;::: .. c:.;-;;: .. _=,:::....,::-- and drlv. 1t to appredat• OLDSMOBILE MONTE CARLO COUGAR Us perlormanco and GMC TRUCKS 1----------I handling ex c e 11 enc•, Ecooomy with , a I• ty • HONDA CARS == .. ;:"~ad~·=:.~ UNIVERSITY OLDS =""'-"'--="""==--! power steering, p ower 2850 Hvbar Blvd. brakel, f a c tor y air Coita Mesa 540-9lWO conditioning, Landau top 1972 CUTLASS convertible. (70lEOJ). Sa.le price ~. air cond nt stereo tape Johnson & Son, Uncoln-· p/s, p!b.' Sacrifice. 493-0125: Mercury, 2626 Harbor, Costa Mesa, 54<>-0030. PINTO '69 400. R & H, p/s, 4 '72 MERC C 0 -• all ---------spd. Best oUer. Good omet """"· &m l'OndiUon VS R&H Auto Trans. Fae. '71 PINTO *. 64 .. 3080 * Air Pow Sir. Prlred lo sell. FORD No . 862711 $2495. Newport Beach Dlr. Call 833-9300. 73 LE MANS SPORT Automatic transmlsslun, cciixliilonlng . power steering, power bra Ir••. radio, heater. Only -8#K> miles. Exceptionally clean car, (119GXB) $2H5 DAVE ~OSS PONTIAC 2l80 Harbor Blvd. Cofi'.ta Mesa 546-8»7 '70 GRAND PRIX Automatic, landau top, a.Ir conditioning, pown · steering, poY<-er b r a k e: 11 • (4ll'6J $1"5 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2480 Harbor Bl~:s. ~ 1 O:l&ta Mesa ~ Leather inter., tu11 power, ____ 548-_5!>46 _____ 7_4_P_l_N_T_O_W_A_GO_N_1~RCxn-J: ~t~AM'#M factory air, tilt wheel, AM/ CHRYSLER Economy 4 cy'I, Auto Trans, stereo, pvt, pt y. FM stereo, power door -----------Radio, Roof Rack. (4f.7JNK) $3195: 644-6483. 4 speed transmlsiion, radio, heater, custom exterior. (618CCF). $1577 70 FIREBIRD Automatic, air cohdltion.ing: ...,... • l!eer!no. • brabs; locks, twilight sentinel. (Sl.S-'67 O:trys. Newport_ Excel ;; DSRl. $l299 ~~:--~· ~ fil.18/ ~4 :::A:~ma 4 COMET ~l.tADi& -lOYOTA landau root. (154BHM) , $1"5 • DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 2400 Harbor Bhd., . cyl. alr, auto, 900 mi. Pvt 13600 Beach Bl., Westminster party. Will take small ---------1892-6651 6.16-2500 sports car 1n trade. 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 Costa Mesa 5M4011 '67 PONT. Firoblnl, Qedlt Union "'"°' 6 eyt, Wlt'aa..' '68 CAD CdV, all xtras, tape player, solid white, pvt. party. $1,265. 548-5220. CA MARO '73 COMET 2 DR Company owned & maintained UJre new in ow service d"Pt. Equipped with automatic transmission. air rond, power steering, radio, heater, etc. Comfortable, safe and economica l . FORD 1970 LTD 4 dr. h.t. ~-~--· ------Air, full pwr, stereo, xlnt 67 lo mi. auto w/wlde tires, cond·. $1395. Pvt Pt y vin. top p/s, disc. r.lh. 640-0167 5.16-1515 alt. 5. '71 FORD LTD, factbry air, '67 MUSTANG. 6 cyl, RadJo, low miles. xlnt cond. Pvt beatq.~Top condition. $750. ply. 546-1450 aft 5 pm or Need PU truck. 492-&37 '71 PINTO 2000cc enz . .' auto SJ6.6517 wltdlcya 0 MR, one owner, 17,000 '70 Pontiac LeMam.. .Auto.i miles. 673-2965. air cond. • •n PINTO. M/sell. Xlnt l-'693-""Sl'-86"'-alt=•c..'..:6_p,:;.;;;;m.;... --<I cond. R&H. 31 mpg. 546-8513 -T·BIRD •n Camaro, air. p/s, very (378HDE) $3715. Johnson &: clean, ll MPG, $2100. Son Lincoln Mercury, 2626 499-2494 Harbor, Costa Mes a . '68 CM-!ARO, good cond. Am 1-54..,0.,,.5630=,.,· ====· =.,- wknd. '67 MUSTANG Cov. xlnt '54 FO&p 6 cyl 3 spd1 GOQ_(J cond. ~'saver. $950. round the towTi car, 11 963-2420 PLYMOUTH '71 THUNDERBIRD ----'------I Landau. Dix. sect., factory '72 PLYMOUTH air. lull power. dual com· GOLD DUSTER fort seat, """'" crulle radio. tape deck. 1925 er CO. NTINENtAL. best 400-25ot6. CHEVROLET MPG, New brks, uklni GOLD •a; Mustang Futback $21Xl. ~n46 15,00J mi Clean but needs "11 TORINO ,ata. wgn. Sm. engine work $450. 494-2966 ena:, air oond, xlnt cond. '88 MUSTANG 6 cyl. auto 1973 Prl. "-· 549-3895. tram., aood gu mil $815. IN 0 N '10 MAVERICX. air,• auto, -1710 alter 6 . 72 CHEV >IONTE CARLO L C L lo mlleage, by...,..., $1796, '66 MUSTAN(l, '!WI, aulo, 6 cyl, Auto Trans, Radio, Cordova Top, Factory AJr O>nd, Gold Duster Package, (917FB8) • ~ control., vlny1 inter. 'EXce.h lent cond. (304EXV). $2599 . ECONOMICAL. Sale & CONTINENTAL -· new t1rn w/wilmutty, orig 1rei,c~~C B~~· attractive. lJke new and 4 Dr. Towncu. Xln't coaa.i --aiDer. $595. "9'J-606t equipped with automatic Fully equ!-. Lthr lnt'1', ~ •67 M·~·-V-8 uto I 119 TlllJND~ Black. Must sen. Excellent trans., radio, ·heater, vinyl root, • tpeed cmtrol. -_ --· • a , P S, 13&00 s-ch Bl., Wllltmlnlter ' PONr-J,t1 f~ ' ' cond.,dlr(\mGWW).$16995. factoryaireond.full~, g way pwr .. ti, amJtm .'51CJ5.Mlrall'Cll't.Bukft newtirea..w__, 89U85l ~ gw..2500 ExceptJon& 11. '-. ~~>·~ ~~fapec,.,C w-:.~* 1965 ro~.-... a1r ~~PLYM~~-~J:Jxi ~~- '73 ELDORADO ·MMercury .... ,1_~-. a.ta '~c u.&VE-K cond., p.i cond. fll!O '• -~., • etc. Hu bod"'° -CABRIOLET """""" •-1~-.._. lub -,..,.. ~ ~ •M ->' mlJel, • air oond., powr cano. Sole Jrlad _, · "!' -_,. ' -·~r. -· • 11 .. 11ntr. powr bra k eo, Johnson • Son, r~ Electric Sunroof. Saturn '72 CORVETI'E A.C. P.S.. 1221 W. Cout Hwy, N.B. 'l9'79 MA'VERICK, X1nt cond, '66 MUSl'ANG. V8, &tick. radio, heater, ltndau top. Mercury -Ha~ broru:e firemiat, sandlewood P .B. Lo mt . xlnt. cond. 3511 I!!!!'!!'~"'!'"'!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!~ rtick shift; RIH. $l650 good condition. $500. ~ Call (965EXX). Ex c e 11 en t Costa MMa MMl830. f v lndnly I to P , a n t I q tie C.I. auto trans, silver '70 CONTINENTAL. 4 DR "'.-..,,.00, ....., ,,...,.,. 496-212.1_. eoonomy and performanct:, TEMPIST aa e"''OOCI leather bitem. 846-SfO.I LUXURIOUSLY e q Ip p e d ,,_...,.ioo u,,,..,_ $2875. See and drive lode.YI Dual comfort ....... full ~-':i-=-..,-...,--., Ith I.a. t 0 r y at r MERCURY OLDSMOBILE Johnson " SOn. Uncoln ---~---~ l!O'\"er, factory air, AM/FM '70 Chevy lmpa.Ja conditioning, tull po~ r, ---------1 ------,---Mercury, 2626. 1-1 arbor, TEMPEST l'n ecouom,. ~~': d"~ =•· P= ~. a~~s.ra~ ~I i:t AAl-FM iterw. Ex tr A '64 MERCURY 4 dr. Neede 1n 'roRONADO \18, Ml Olfta Mna. H>-S630. cyl, 20 MPG xlnt CGDd, rot lli~ tln I ll offer. 545-0623. clean, see and buy today tune-up. 1150 firm. power, factory air ATLAS trans. tinted &lul . cont , tw ... t sen e , a 1288ASR1 $2475, J()hroon & * 54' 3691 * condJttonlna, 6 way power oftt SJl-9281 , of:Oons )'OU would want. 'Tl J\tALIBU, factory air, Son Uncoln l\.fercury, 2626 .,.. · 11eat AM 1''M stereo landau ~~ ~al~~l12t:1~~ str>reo, vinyl tofc +, new Harbor, Costa Mesa, Im MERC MX Vlll~r top liu w~I tuJi 1~ ChO'•l•r/Plymouth VECIA Plan Available. tires, 1ow ml es,_ eupe:r 54lr5630. Loeded wtt~ extru. t ~·u t pp ed . 'unbelleva.bb' Open tie.ll)' & Sun. 'tll 10 ~ $65" dean. $Z95. 552-8315. CONTINElf!'AL Mart m oond. $7100/otr. 80-4712 <:eel at $147$-(ID&KEJ). ilnll Horb>r Blvd., '64 0.evy lmP>Ja. 4 door. 19111. Pal• aold, block 1964 ~ stotiOn ...... ........ It Soa ~ c.ata M ... 34,000 orlallial mn ... aulo lea!Mr, xlnt cond. ;115(1. AJC. $125. ~only. Mfftlllll, • H&rbo r , 146-1934 ...,,,. Call 494-351111. or best.-W .... -. " &IHI• Oleta -. lMMl!O. '.U c;:l!EV., Excel runnJ~ 19!11 al!ITINENTA4 pd 'n MONTEGO, air, auto, '1.'1 Oldt 98, 11111 pwr. Kl,000 '10 Durn, '6' • attck, - cond, Diamond fucl< -lbope, -ollerl 32,000 ml., &00!1 tittt, W1')I ml'a. NN tranlOl • point, tlrn, $100. Down. take ..., mag whls, O!for (IG.6100 . · tf'l.ano clean, $lS5. ~251111 hlteh. mo. -· pymts. 16).3170. a BW-oaytna timeT 8el1 .,.Doa, needs'' tut and .., """ • Iiolly Pilot 0-UW Adi • ·~ RT ,, air •Wer Ir• 8 ' 6,cn> clean rt AC .. ~7 x >. air power keli . rlAC ., &801~ onlng, ~ rlAC -· Auto., -·--· COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 24 · MARCH 2 THI DAILY "LOT, TY W![I(, PIHUARV 14, 1174 . SERVICE DIRECTORY Authorized Sates -Service -Satisfaction AMERICAN MOTORS I El! Friendly AMC/Jeep · 1969 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 645-7770 -== == B Word S. lee, Inc. § 1234 S. Main St., Santa Ano m! 547-5826 ~ == == = § = ~ == lfoy Carver Inc. = 234 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa = = 546-4444 = = § = ==Crevier Motors 208 W. 1st St., Santa Aoo = 835-3171 == = i Saddlebock Valley Imports =-28402 Marguerite Parkway = Missio n Viejo 495-4949 = I CADILLAC :;: Nabers Cadillac 9 2600 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa = 540-9100 = == = = == == = CHEVROLET Connell Chevrolet . 2828 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa = 546-1200 == = - == DATSUN Ii • i!5 FORD = Dunton Ford == = = = == = = = = 2240 So. Main St., Santa Ana 546-7070 Theodore Robins Ford 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-00 10 University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9640 LINCOLN· MERCURY Gustafson Linco ln-Mercury = 16800 Beach Blvd.,· = Huntington Beach -= ;;;;;; = 842-8844 Santa Ano Lincoln-Mercury 1301 No. Tustin, Santo Ana == 547-05) 1 = = = = = Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa =:z 546-1 200 == = & = OLDSMOBILE = = ~ University Oldsmobile = 2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa a 540·9640 == == - § PONTIAC Dove Ross Pontiac 2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546-8017 PORSCHE -AUDI Chick Iverson Porsche-Audi 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 673-0900 ROLLS-ROYCE Roy Carver Inc. 234 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 546-4444 TOYOTA Dean lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-9303 VOLt<SYi AGEN l chick Iverson Volkswagen 445 E. Coast Hwy. b-lew,eort Beach 673-0900 VOLVO Dean lewis Imports 1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 646-9303 TV !PORT! HllJHlllJHT! SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 24 lO:OOAM 1· National Indoor Tennis Ch1mplon1hlps 10:30 I 1~ NBA Basketblll Miiwaukee at Kansas City. 11:00 · iNHL Hockey Boston Bruins vs. Buffalo Sabres. 1 :00 Jedde Gle11on lnverrary Golf The Superst1r1 1:3019 (10) World Championship Tennis 2:15 (H) t1oward CoseU-1 Sports M1112lne 2:30 CBS Eye on Sports (i1) CJ) Amertc1n Sportsman 3:30 (i1) Cl) ABC•s Wide World of Sports The Vienna Ice Revue, and the/O-Meter Ski Jumping Championsbips. f!I [f)) CBS Eye on Sports 6:30 WOrld Cup Soccer Pl1yoff Match 7:30 ! Ifie IA I It's A Close Cell 8:00 Amenc1n Horse & Horseman WEONESOAY, FEBRUARY 27 6:00PM O @ l1kers Basketball Lakers vs. Milwaukee. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 5:00PM ft Kings Hockey Kings vs. Atlanta Flames. 8:00 GJ IOxln1 From the Olympic •9 Ice Hockey Kings vs. Atlanta. FRIDAY, MARCH 1 B:OOPM IJ USC BHketball Trojans vs . Stanford. 11 :00 U UCLA B11ketball Bruins vs . Califo~ia. SATURDAY, MARCH 2 12:00N 1 Prep Sports Wortd LA City Basketball Quarter·Finals. 12:30 Greatest Sports Leaends 2:00 9 (I) el Arnold Palmer's Best 18 Holes 2:30 CU.1t11t Sports Lee•nd• 3:00 I P.c 8 811ketb1ll USC vs. California. 3:30 ~ Pro Bowlers Tour The $80,000 STP Classic. 5:00 ABC's Wide Wortd of Sport\ 7:30 ox n1 From the Olympic 8:00 UCLA Basketb1ll UCLA at Stanford. Let the New You Breakthrough! In iust a few shaft wttks with JRP expert guidance -a new. 111bran1 exci\lng you c.an emerge! II only takes one afternoon or evening a week So do yoursell a tavor and call or come in \Oday tor your complimentary personal analysis, John Hobert l\mers fH( llAOtHG SCHOOi.& ~ PCllSONAl 1 .. Pl\OV[M[hT rQfl CV(ltf WO'-IA" OIANGl-3 Town & Country-547-1221 LONGHACH -503 E. lroodwoy -43~221 lOS ANGlllS -3142 Wilshi,.. llvd -312-221 7 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 24, 1974 Why Rent A Color TV? Because 1n the long run it's cheaper than buying, just look at the facts! When you buy you pay a down payment -delivery and installation ure included in the purchase price. Then there's the monthly bills. and the carrying charges. and the service contracts, ond the charges for ports ond labor. Gers to be pretty expensive, right? When you rent, on the other hand, from us. you get free delivery, free ond unlimited service. including all parts and labor -oll for one low monthly rental charge. That's the difference! What's it cost? That depends upon the size and styling you wont - anywhere from os low ~-mr.-·-- as '1 2.45/month to '26.9 5/month with the option of buying the set. Who ore we? One of the largest Color TV Rental Services on the West Coost, ond one of the best. We're from England, where rentals for outnumber purchases -and we improved on the idea. Coll us -we'll gladly give you all the information you wont - p rove that ren ting is really cheaper than buying. CALL NOW RENTACOLOR TBEV1SION RENTAL SERVICE 220 North Crescent Woy. Su ite C Anaheim, ·California 9280 I Call (714) 991-1550 Pate 3 SUNDAY FEBRUARY 2A I MORNING @D Esta Es fa Vida 10:30 R (fit) Cl)) (]) N BA l11kttball ~waUkee at Kansu City. I &J ~ ~•;,:eo:::ds Tony I Susan Alamo Ci) I nslaftt ~dent Analysis Pantall1 Domlnlcal . 11:00 0 IU Cl) dj a;, NHL Hoc 11 t y 6:15 m Christopllers/B1ble Answers Boston Bruins vs. Buffalo Sabres. 6:30 @) R•li1lous Special "A Peculiar O Church With A Vision Treasure" 00 Movie: "N1ncy Steel Is Mlu lna'' 6:45 Cl) Christopher Close·Up (dra) '37-Victor Mclagten. 7:00 Bailey's Comets 0 (i7)@ al H.R. Pufnstuf Rex Humbird m M°Ovle: (C) "Lost Anael" (com) Government Sc.ne '46-Maraaret O'Brien, James Crala. Unit Two m Church in the Home @ This Is the Life ® First Baptist Church Warren Roberts 11:30 8@ (}) m Malle A Wish 7:30 Am1zln1 Chan • Movie: (f) "Th• Lion & the The Christophers Horse" (was) '52-Steve Cochran. Chaplain of Bourbon Street Sherry Jackson. 6 Movie: "Meet the Navy" (mus) '46-Jackie Hunter. Billy J. Hartis Vision On Elementary News Sacred H11rt/The Chrlstophers 00 Rex Humbard ; (i)) 'ospel Sin&ina Jubilee 8:00 Dusty's TrMhouse This It th• Life Rex Humbird It Is Written Limp Unto My feet Henild of Truth fii O!d Time Gospel Hour Wonden1m1 Reviv1l F1rts 8:15 1 CV S.Cred tturt 8:30 Lamp Unto My FHt Agriculture USA Campus 'roflle let Thtrt Be Upt • Mettln' Tlmt 1t Calvary ~Cl) Katflryn Kuhlm1n It It Written ) Town Hall Meetlna l.oM Up I Live ,,..t Decisions Chaltenat My Stnnon (~ (])) D11 of Discovery Real Estate Open House Project Asia • Ci) ~ 00 Oral Roberts It Is Written Voice of Celv1ry 1 CV Revival Flm P1ttem for Llvlna 9:30 Today's Relicion 3 Accion de la Comunid•d • Serendipity Oral Roberts I ~:i~ctor Answers Amazlna Prophecies i• of Discovery (j) Old Time Gospel Hoqr First Baptist Church Governor & the Students (j)) Am1zin1 Chan • Musica y P1l1br11 10:00 Cameni Three · live More for less "Car Owner's Guide" I Hour of Power Home Buyers' Gulde ffi Kid Power This Week in the NBA Movie: "Wild Heritage" (dra) '58 -Will Rogers Jr., Maureen O'Hara. (fQl San Diego Happenlna tui ~ristopher Close-Up EID National Indoor Tennis Chim· pionshlps live coverage from Salls· ~· Md (la!} (1)) Face the N1tion Page 4 AFTERNOON 12:00 I It Is Written cm m m Directions YoUrTovemmtnt Todly Sunday Celtbratlon 12:30 I P1ce1ttters 6 The Rifleman ~CI)&) lssuts I Answers • Public Service 1:00 8 (Qj (I))({) Jackie 'leason In· verrary 'olf Final rounds of play from Lauderhill, Fla. ~ Jimmy Dean Show Celebrity 8owtlni @(])&)The Superstar s Fourth of five competitions featur· 1ng 48 or the world's finest athletes all competing an sports other than those which they perform profes· sionally. 0 Movie: (C) "Fin Weeks in A Balloon" (com) '62-Red Buttons, Fabian. Barbara Eden. m Altematlves Venereal disease among teenagers is discussed. m Here Come the Brides Qj Revival fires 1:30 0 ~@®)m World Cham· pionshlp Tennis Live coveraae of the matches from New York's Nas- sau Colis!um. i ~~~'ames Outer Limits Billy J. Harats 2:00 Movie: (C) "First to Fiaht'' (dra) '67 -Chad EvereM, Gene Hackman. Q) Movie: "Ma & Pa Kettle 'o to Town" (com) '50--Marjorie Main, Percy Kilbride, @ Faith for Today 2:15 0 @ CI)&) Ho WI rd COlell's Sports Map:rlne 2:30 z C8S ~ on Sports 6 stap Six @ (1) al The Amer ican SportJman Phil Harris hunts grouse in Canada ; John Havlicek fishes in Panama; and a pair of rod\ climb· ers scale a pinnacle near Moab, Utah. l=~~~nr Flres of Ennplism (I)) Bailey's Comm 3:00 race th• N.tfon Movie: (C) "Raw Wind in Eden" (adv) '58 -Jeff Chandler, Esther Williams THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. F'EBRUAl>Y ?111 ,,..,,. I Chlller Alttta/,mtin11 From GtnllftJ Jlmniy Slna•rt Show flil llcenitnnlal Ltdu,. Serit1 •'file American Revolution as A Suc- cessrul Revolution," by !Nina Kris· tol. (fB (j)) Camer1 Three 3:30 IJ Ntwtma .. rs O Whit It Is "Black Literature & Poet!i' Part II. 0 (l1J (1) al ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports Coverage of the Vienna Ice Revue. and the 70·Meter Ski Jump· Ing Ch1mpionship from falum, Sweden. 1Newsm1k1rs The Vlrfinlan (j) News Rtll(IOUS Town Hall Cl)) Movie: "My Sister Eileen" (com) '55-Janet Leigh, Jack Lem· mon, Betty Garrett. m lnslpt m Christophtr Clo1t•Up 4:00 8 Mtdlx "Once Insane, Twice For· 1otten" A discussion 1nd fllm lbout people encarceratad In mental In· stitutlons then released without proper follow-up care. 0 lnslpt "Attention Must Be Paid" A aroup of senior dtizan:s find new metnlna and hope In their lives as one by one, they art drawn Into the lovin1 world of a cancer-stricken victim. 0 Movie: (C) "The Stent lift of "8ltlf Mitt(' (com) '47 -Danny ~e. Vlralnl1 Mayo. ltJ Movie: "Cooper Sky" (wes) '57 I'·~~::::·" (])Forum TonJ & Susan Alamo i Will Street WHll Toros This 11 the life hnor1m1 Latino Campus '"'file 4:30 I Tom Brown's School Days • Sunday Star Trek Movie: (2hr) "Tiit Ro1rin1 Twtntlt1" (dr1) '39-Jarnes Ca1ney. Humphrey Bogart, Priscilla Lane. ~ (]) Mfft the Press ti(f lob Wells Stntlnar EI\) LOfd of tfle Unillerse A docu· mentary of Guru Mah1r1Ja Ji end his recent appearance at the Houston Astrodome, I Movie: "frid1y Min" Corona Now 5:00 Worid of Survival "A Wealth of Wildfowl" (!) Umlts of Man 0 Suspense Theatre "The Watch· man'' A newsp1perman, once In· volved witlt..the wife of a Spanish despot, Is summoned by the aaing "Don'' to write a glowing account of his life. I Thi WOffd 1t War "Japan" f»News l>lnlel Boone 00 Movie: '1he Savaae Inno- cents" (dra) '61--Anthony Quinn. (]) America & Amtrlcans Hour of Dtllvlranct < (I)> cas Eye on Sports · Roller Games lntlpt Ytstentay 5:30 It T1kts All Kinds Draenet The Avengen Cl) News ®) Movie: -(C) ''Mysterious lsl•nd" (sci-fl) '61--Gary Merrill, Mich11I Callan. Dniu (]) G1rner ltd Annstn>n1 • Ript On • Washln(ton Wffll In Review ( I Ci)) fKI tlle Nltloa • L.liftlts of Min Rotltr 'am11 5:59 fil) Supennarket Top Ttn FVENING 6:00 = (Cij (i)) (I) SixtJ Minutes 3 The Ylijlnl1n · oe>mNews 0 SURRENDER? ••. NEVER! *BURT LANCASTER IS ,.THE APACHE" 1J Mowit: (C) "Ap1dl1" (wes) '54 -8urt Lancaster, Jean Simmons. 0 Movie: (C) "Thia laltnd Earth" (sci·fi) '55-Rex Reason. Jeff Mor· rTIW, faith Oomeraue. Nllflt Gallery Akio-et.1n's Secret Ci) DlaloJue Clsey Santos Show . stoftffont • VlaJ1ndo por •I Mundo • Celebrity lowflna 6:30 0 9 CJ) m ~ IFIC!lt I Wizard of Oz Judy Carlen , Rey Bolter, Jack Haley, Bert Lahr, Margaret Hamil· ton and Billie Burke star in the film classic based on L. frank Baum's book. that tells the story of llMla Dorothy from l'ansas who is blown by a cyclone into the maaic land or Oz. (i) Worid of Survinl O Ozzie's "ris There's a mystery to be solved at the Nelson house- hold when Brenda and Susie hear strange voices in their bedroom at !!l.&ht. m rnRirn Hooray for Holly· ~ms. Charlton Heston. Don Rickles and Edie Adams stir In this wild romp through the tinseled history of Hollywood. I ThtSunstt Montreux Jau Festlv1I (R) WOfid Cup Soccer Playoff Match (2hr) &) PtntecostAI Temple 7:001) News (j) Movit: ''TM Best Ytars of Our lives" (dra) '46 -Fredric March. Myrna Loy, Dana Andrews. 7:30 D Reflecdones (I) Lltin Profile I Passport to Tr1vel CV 'old•n Y0111e Daillon No Hana ~ Voice of Victory I Cl)) Channel 29 Tallis To •.• Teatro del Dotninro Discover tilt USA B APPLE'S WAY * FROM THE PRODUCERS OF "THE WALTONS" IJ (tii) Cl)) Cl) Apple•s w., "The Zoo" When Georae Apple finds 1ni· mats belna mistreated at a tacky roadside zoo. he swlnas into action at Cathy's Insistence and takes the whole menagerie home with him. 0 @ (1) Q) T h t F B I 'T II e $2,000,000 Hit" Inspector Erskine trails a gang that hijacked a plane carryina two-minion In travelers .. 's le n d n. in d he ni· ky on he e ine ne ers checks. Henry Siivi, Sheron f1rrell, Mystery -McCloucl "The Colot1do Burr DeBennlna. Jack Gina and Cattle Caper" John Denver 1u1sts In Horman Alden ruest, this 90·minut1 drama as McCloud B Mllliolt $ Mowil: (C) (21U) "Tiiis attempts to apprehend a modern· t'iwtt. ta Mine" (dra) '59 -Rock day cattle rustling rina operatina In Hudson, Jean Peters, Dorothy Mc· Colorado and New York. Claude Guire, Claude Rains. Akins. Ed Ames, Robert Sampson. al Su WOftd Sptdals lloyd Bridaes Furah Fawcett, Patrick Wayne and narrates "Born to Kiii" and "Return Ross Elliott also 1uest. of ttie Pelle1n." D (j}) CV fl) ABC Sundly Movie: m r::mml It's A Close Call A (C) (2hrr "The Secret Ute of an ~quiz In whlth viewers American Wife" (com) '73-Walter have a chance to challenae the close Matthau. An ne Jackson. Patrick calls umpir11 make In baseball O'Neal. A Hollywood personality, on ies. a New York trip for fun and games. Thrte P11sporb to Adventure and a sub.urban housewife, settled lault into a domestic rut, meet and the Los An1tl11 Collective result ls an immodest proposal. Sporta Ii) I lflC!lL I This Nation: Israel ttallaft TY Hour A penetrating study of the Middle 7:45 II Come F1y With Me East's key nation and its people. fil) RellJf CMIS America 1:00 I American Hone & Horseman m Movie: (90) "Th• Cfowd Roars" Movie: (2hr) "All Throurh the (dra) '32-James Caaney. "'t" (dra) '42-Humphrey Boaart. 9:00 I Oral Roberts Conrad Veldt, Kaaren Verne, Judith Wandertnr Samurai Ande11on. The One Way I Safari to Adventurt : Masterplec. Theatre "Upstairs. Nippoft No Uta Downstairs" Rea Hu•blrd IE Noche de Gala OH of A KIM Ul) International YaMty At1Mntan TV Hour 9:30 a:30 11 BUDDY ESSEN'S BEST IJ MIKE CONNORS STARS *ROLE BARNABY JONES * ~ ~NNIX . 6 (Qj Ci)) Cl) liriraby Jones -(IDJ Ci)) Cl) Mannla A psych1· Blindfolded and held at 1unpolnt, atrist, the author of. a newly pub· Barnaby is hired by a man he can· llshed book contaln1n1 profiles • of not see to find the man's missin& three inonyi:nous .maniacs who ve son. Gilbert Roland euests been his patients, 1s found shot to · death. and Mannix tries to discover II Garner Ted Armstrong If it's suicide or murder. * Personal Appearances! D 9 CIHti m N IC s u n d a r 11 '-""' Ted Anlstl'oftl Johnny C.•h ts folned by his sln1ln1 wife, June C.rter CHh, In a duet. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. fEBAUAAY 24, 1974 IJ 'THE KING IS COMING' 00 ~"'°m• unr ~nc":1111t· Pea'-* "THE JEWISH TEMPLE" B ,. DR. HOWARD c. ESTEP m KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) 0 The tun1 ls Comtn1 'Kathryn Kuhlman aJ The 81& Question ~A Discussion Wittl ••• lO:OOD ~@®l mNac Reports )SpanlahMovle "Special Edition" The Shah of Iran T ity llble School permitted NBC news to film the It Is Written rapid military build·UP in the Middle • East. The Shah Is interviewed, and 11 .15 CV Problems In Llvln1 defends his absolute monarchy as 11:30 I N11ne of the Qa111e he discusses the extraordinary • ~ Johnny Cash's Music Country growth of Iran's new military power Johnny Cash is host and auests In· in what Is probably the most crucial elude June Carter and the Carter area of lhe wor1d. He also talks family, Tommy Cash, Carl Perkins about crude oil price hikes. the Staller Brothers, the Tennesse~ Day of Discovery Three, Tanya Tucker, Bill Monroe • Co11u1unlty fHdbadt and the Blue Grass Boys, and Larry fJ) News Gatlin. 700 Club D Movie: (C) "Harry Black & the : Flrln1 Une freer" (adv) '58-Stewart Granger. • • Uvln1 the New life Barbara Rush. Lou Gordon Show Bob Hope (I) Telepulse ruests. B Movie: (C) "On Moonll&ht Bay'' 10:30 IJ The Protectors (mus) '51-0oris Day, Gordon Mac· ?J Reasoner Report , ;n·Movle: "Blackboard Junrle" II THE KING ~S COMING (dra) 'SS-Glenn Ford, Anne Francis, * "God's Matchless Ocean " Sidney Poitier. DR. HOWARD C ESTEP II> Movie: CC) "I Bombed Pearl 8 The Kina 11 Comin~ Harbor" (dra) '61-Toshiro Mifune. The £vii Touch "Or. McDemitt's 12:00 IJ Pacesetters New Patients" 9 R11ht On Mission: tmpos.sible 9 New Directions (9(1)) News I Police Sur1eon . 12:30 @ Flipside CV T.H.E. Cat 1:00 0 Speakin1 Freelr Deaf WGrtd Ii) Movie: "CrY Tou&fl" (mys) '59 Nashville Music -John Suon. 11:00 IJ @ O fJ CI>@) News 1:15 R Mme: (C) "Scudda Hoo, Scudda .._ t11y'' (adv) '48-June Haver, Lon a1 Dr. 0. L Jauus McCallister, Natalie Wood. 'A FAMILY AFFAIR' At the taping of NBC's second 90·minute late-night coun· try music special of the season, "Johnny Cash's Country Music," a friendly family atmosphere prevailed. "This is a real family show," the program's writer Chet Hagan said. Hagan was referring to the fact that the 90-minute special would be providing entertainment for the family and that many of host Johnny Cash's guests were also family. For example, the show will include Johnny's wife, June Carter Cash , and their two teenage daughters. Also, June's famous mother, Maybelle Carter, and her two sisters, Anita Carter and Helen Carter, pet1orm during the program. ' "The original Carter Family is in the Country Music Hall of Fame," Johnny said, "but the Carters are ageless." Then Johnny introduced the 1974 version of the Carter Family, including Mother Maybelle, Anita and Helen. and Anita's daughter Lorrie Davis. Johnny's brother, Tommy Cash, a country star in his own right who made a 27 -day tour of Europe and performed in England, Greece, Germany, Turkey and Italy, also appears on the special. A member of the Tennessee Three, Johnny Cash's instru· mental group, put it this way: "Johnny feels comfortable per· forming with his family." But it won't be all family. Also guest-starring on the pro- gram will be 15-year-old Tanya Tucker, who will sing two of her current hits. "Blood Red and Goin' Down" and "What's Your Name"; Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys; an act that is one of the originators of "Bluegrass'' music; the Stat- ler Brothers, who were discovered by Johnny and have won a dozen awa~e: Larry Gatlin, a recent discovery of John· ny; Carl Perl<iii'S;'who will sing his classic hit. "Blue Suede Shoes"; and Brush Arbor. a young singing and instrumental group. The special airs Sunday at l 1:30PM on KNBC. ~ Pace 5 6:000 OKn ®)Ft mun 6:3000 ONo @ D1 @ Ed {jj GI me 7:000 ( D @ Cl OF• OG• mN &)St m 10:30 II< i: TH E DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 24, 1974 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS MORN INC 6:00 I) Cl) Sunrise Semt.ster B Knowtedae (lg) features m Univtr1HJ of lht Air 6:30 II Octyue' B Not for Women Only 00 Daybreak (]) Educational features (jg) Gerner Ted Armstron1 mBullwlnllle 7:00 f) (Cit) Cl)) 9 (]) NeW1 B 9 (I)@) m Today Show (I) Cartoons O futures O Gamer ltd Armstrona m Ntw Zoo Rwue EE ~II t:.chance Ell)Sna .. Strttt 7:30 00 Jeff's Collie DNews I Pillnne lup I His Buddies Skip • Woofer 8:00 (t:ij Ci)) Captain 1tn11roo leaw It to Btner R1lpll Story'1 AM S1t11up Mel Knoepp Ro.tperRooat Oennls the Menace lozo's 111 l'!P : Hod&tPOdl• lod&t 8:30 I Colle,. C<tdlt Count Om•• Han~ • Jack la l.lnH Yost I friends Manna : Y•1• for Ht•lttl 9:00 ! CJ)) Cf) The Joker's Wild : ksl111e Street · (I) ®') a;, Din1h's Place 9:30 Tiit Gantry 6 len CaMy ftlturts I lcmlucy Qu•b' features !1 CI )) Cl) $10,000 P,ramld CIJ ®> m Jeopard, blm Mme: See Daytime Movies. • News My favorite Martian City Kids 10:00 I (j)) Cl) Gamblt Movie: See 01ytime Movies. Ci) a.gi m Wlmd of Odds Run fofYourUfe • Tiit Mornln& Show Hut I ft1turts m Public Afftlr1 fiKll Ellchan1e 700 Club m Educaitioftll features @ (I) New Zoo Revue a) News/hnontma del Valle 11:00 II (Qi) Cl)) CI> Younr I Restless B QJ 00 ®1 m Jadlpot 00 The fu&ftjve mNews Ii) Gomer 'Ji• @ 00 The AM Aff1ir m Electric Company m llar1' Club 11 :20 @ CV Joe Baratta Health Show 11:30 I) (Qt) (j)) (j) Search for To row B ~ 00 ®) m Baffle 11 Movies: See Daytime Movies. 0 @ @ ~ Brady Bunch m Lefs Rap Ii) Pttticott Junction EE Stock Esclllnr• Ell) Mister Ro,ers' Nel&hborhood AFTERNOON 12:00 I) NoonthM B 9 (]) a;, Three on A Matcll OO Huel 0 @ Ci) a) Password (j)®) (!)News m Movie: See Daytime Movies. 9 Tennessee Tuxedo m features <a Cl)) Ann Gutcher Sllow 12:30 I) (eit ())) (])As the Wor1d Turns B900 ®'e?i'D111 of Our Uvts 00 Truth or Consequtncts 0 @ CV a> Split Second !featum Diallnr for Dollars lullwinllle 1 :00 (Qj Cl)) Cl) The Qllidln1 Uitit ID 00 ®1 m TM DoctDn ~inc You Cu Do (ll) (]) m All My Chlldrtn Dr. Jofce Brothers Phil Don11tue Show : Educatlon1I Pro&THll 1:30 I ~~~~1:o~:e:f1d 6 Mlt~~ps Show Ci7J (]) a) Llt's Malle A Deal; · C Trtemoon Playbrtall Wed. "Miss Kline, We Love You" P1tty Duke Astin stars as a teacher who fi nds she must use her strenitti to build up hope and brlni toretherness to her you nesters, most of Whom are term inal cases In a hospital pedl· atrios ward. John· Astin also stars. 0 Features Ii) Gallopin& Gourmet 2:00 I) C9 00> (])New Prict Is Rlaflt O @ 00 @rm How to survlve A Manial!_ 0 @ l.V a) Newlywed Game Ex· 10:30 IJ (~ (j)) Cl) love of Life 0 tjJ 00®) a;, Ho ll yw ood • Movie: See Daytime Movies. futures/Ben Hunter i t Wed. !luaTI: Flylnr Nun IS featum 9 Movie: See Daytime Movies. 2:30 f) (Qj Cl)) Cl) Match G11fte 74 B 0 Cil Q11 m SotMl'Mt ONtwS 0 @ CV m Gir1 In M, life Ex· cept Wed. m feat11res/ .. n H11nttr @) Yop for Htalttl 3:00 II (Cji Cl)) Tattietales B Truth or Consequences 1J Hl&h•IJ Patrol (I) ,.,. CartDofts D @ (}) m General Hospitll Cl) ®') Movie: See Daytime Mo~es. m Mothtn-ln-Law 9 (I) Gtt Smart Eil) Day It Nl1ht @!)Drama m Cinema 36 3:30 Movie: See Daytime Movies. Mille Dou&Jas Show Ozzie I Harriet ti'~~ l.ift to live !.~ tM Pntfeuor Ci) 'e: See Daytime Movies. : Features ( (j)) Cartoons 4:00 11 lhe Rifleman ~~ a) lovt American Style I Dennis tM Menau Hopn's Herou Get Smart El) Natacha @ Beverly Hillbillies m Sesame Street @!) $ube PtllJO m Felix the Cit 4:30 CV Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 Fattier Knows Best (j) @ 1 lovt Lucy ONews 0 flipper m Bup I His Buddies Ii) Batman @ (3) Butch's Baell Alley / Bull· winkle <fa Cl)) Movie: See Daytime Mov ies. a) Wild Wild West m Undtfdot 5:00 II t10l News file Bi& Valley; Twllleflt l.one Wed.; Kinp Hockey Thurs. Iii) Gini&an's Island I Dft11a of Jeannie wve H to Benet a..ttUed (I) Gr1e1t Acru; Aztlan Tele· Fri! Continues till 8PM. Sl•plt111ente Matta Star Tretl : Mister Rosen' Ntlpborttood ·Dram• • The Pioneers · • Hu(lie Boy Entertainment Klmb1 1'1111 SMALL CAil DPIRTS"' FACTORY AUTHORIZED SAlES-SERVICE-·PARTS PDSOHAUDD UASl..iG -ALL MAKlS & MODILS A 1111 SlllUIOll Of USED CAIS 142-7781 540-0442 Serving _A.// Beac/, Citie~ 5 MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY. 11135 IEACH BLVD. (liighwoy l9) HUNTINGTON BEACH Pase 7 SUNDAY, f"feRUARY 2' 6:00 5 <C) "Apache" (wn ) '54-Burt LlncHter, JHn Slmmon1. 9 (C) "Thi• lslend Et'"'" (sCl·fl) '55-Rex Reason. Jeff Morrow. 7:30 9 (C) "Thi• Earth is· Mine" (dra) '59-Rock Hudson, JHn Peters. 8:00 . 11 "All Through the Nl&ht" (dra) '42-Humphrey Boaart, Conrad Veldt. 1:30 7 17 3 <C) "For Love of Ivy" (rom) '68-:-Sldney Poitier. Abbey Lincoln 11!30 7 (C) "Harry Black &. the Tlaer" (adv) '58-Stewart Granaer. 9 (C) "On Moonllaht Bay" (mus) '51-Dorls Day, Gordon MacRae. 11 "Blackboard Junale" (dra) '55-Glenn Ford. Anne Francis. 6:30 7:30 1:00 -9:00 11:00 11:30 6;30 7:30 1:00 1130 9:30 ll;OO 11:30 6;30 7:30 1:00 1:30 9100 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 1:00 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 9:00 11:30 7:30 1:00 1:30 11:00 11:15 11:30 13 "I Bombed PHr1 Harbor" (dra) '61-Toshlro M lfune. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 25 7 "HI~ COtt of Lovlnc• (com) '58-Jose Ferrer, Gena Rowlands. 9 (C) 'Never Steal Anythlna Small" (com) '59-Jemes Caaney, Shirley Jones, Ro11er Smith. 5 "My Blood Runs Cold" (dra) '65'-Tro)I-Donahue. Joey Heatherton. 4 2~ ff 10 (C) "The Scalphunters" (wesl '68-:-Burt Lancaster. Shelley Winters. Ossie Davis. Telly Savalas. 7 17 3 (C) "Herd Contract' (dra) '69'-Jamn Coburn, L .. Remick. 9 (C) "Proud Rebal" (dral '58-Alan Ladd, Olivia de Havilland 13 "Wild, Wiid Plenet" (sci-fl) '67-Tony Russell. 2 (29 I) 8 <C> "Dt•lcnlna Woman" (com) '57-Greaory Peck, Leuren Bacall. 5 "Brother Orchid" (com) '40--Humphrey Boaart. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 7 "Psycho" (susp) '60--Anthony Perkins, Janet Lelah. Vera Miies. 9 "Whatever Heppened to Baby Jent?" (susp) '62-Bette Davis, Joan Crawford. 5 "My Blood Run• Cold" Cdrt ) '65-:-Troy Donahue, Joey Hutherton. 7 17 3 (Cl "Kiiier .. n " (susp) '73-Gloria Swanson. Edwerd Albert 2 (29 I ) I (C) "Manhunttr" (dra) '73-l<en Howard, Gary Lockwood. Stefanie Powers. Tim O'Connor. 9 (C) "Welcome to Hard TlmH" (wes) '67-Henry Fonde, Janice Rule 13 "Cattle Onve" (wes) '58-Joel McCrea. 2 (29 I) I (C) "Cannon" Cdre) '70--Wllllam Conrad, Vera Miles. 5 "Dead End" (dral '37-Humphrey Boaa11, Joel McCrea. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 7 (C) .. Th• Comaneheros" (wes) '61-John Wayne, Stuart Whitman. 9 ''Touch of Evtl" (dra) '58-Charlton Heston, Janet Lelah. 5 "My Blood Run• Cold" (dra) '65-Troy Donahue, Joey HHthertoa. 7 17 3 (C) "Unwed 'ather" (dra) '73-Joseph ~ottom1, Key Lenz. Joseph Camp,anella Kim Hunter, Beverly Garl1nd. 4 23 6 10 (C) 'The ThomH Crown Affair" (dra) '68-Stevt McQuH n, Faye Dunaway. Paul Burke. 9 "Cry Tenvr'' (mys) '58-Jamts Mason, Rod Stelaer. lnaer Stevens. 13 "A Very Private Affair' (dra) '62-Bri1ltt• Bardot. 2 (29 I ) I (C) ''Th• Five Min Army" (dra) '70--Peter Gr11ves. 5 "Key t.arco" (dral '48-Humphrey Bo11rt, Lau ren Bacall. THURSDAY, n'.BRUARY 21 7 (Cl "Help!" (com) '65-The Beatles. 9 (C) "Imitation of Uf•" (dra) '59--Lani Tumer, John Gavin. 2 (29 I) I (C) "Htl._, Dolty'' (mus) '70 -Btrbra S1relsand, Walter Matthau. Mlch .. I Crewford, Louis Armstrona. 5 "My Blood Runs Cold" (dra) '65-Troy Donahue, Joey Heatherton. 9 (C) "A nme for Kllllnc" Cwes) '67-Gltnn Ford, tnaer Stevens. U ''Th• Ypnpl,.... (hor)-.Abel Salanr. 2 (29 I ) I (C) "Sunday In N-Yortt" (rom) '6-4--Cllff Robertson. Jene Fonda. 5 ''The Ill& SIHp" (mys) '46--Humphrey Boaart. Lauren Bacell. -"tlDAY, MARCH l 7 (C) "Dead Heat on A Meny..Qo.Round" (com ) '66--James Coburn. 9 ,c) "Battle Hymn'' (dr1) '57-Rock Hudson, Martha Hyer. 2 (29 I ) I (C) "The s-et Ride" (dra) '68-Tony Franc iosa. Mich.el Sarrazin. Jecquellne Bisset. 2 (29 I ) (C) "Wiid In tfte Streets" (dra) '68--Chrlstopher Jonn SATURDAY, MARCH 2 9 (C) ''Th• .. nny Goodman Story" (m us} '55-Steve Allen. 4 23 6 CC) ''Th• Green .. , ..... (dr.) '68--John Wayne, David Jansse". 10 CC) "Hurry Sundown" (dr11) '57-Michael Caine, Jane Fonda. lJ "Hunchback of Not.re Dam•" (dra) '39'-Charles Lauahton. 7 17 3 (C) "Houston, We've Got A PIMlem" (su1p) '73--Robe.rt Culp. 23 6 <C> "The Chapman Repol1'' (dra) '62-Efrem Zlmball1t Jr. 3 (C) "fame I• the Name of the Game" (mys) '66--Anthony Francl· osa. Jill St. John. 7 (C) "Rio Bravo'' (wes) '59--John Wayne, DHn Martin. 10 ''Younplood Hewke" (dra) '64-James Francisc us. (29 I) "From Here to Eternity" (dra) '54-Bur1 L1ncuter. C'eboreh Kerr. * * * OIDH YOURS NOW Burt Lancaster, H a frontier furtrapper who has been rob- bed of his pelts by a bancf of Indians, forms an alliance with a runaway 1l1ve (Ossie Davis) In "The Sc:llphunters," a fron· tier 1dventure drama airtn1 on th• NBC Monday Nllht Movie 1t 9PM. 1974 MODELS All MAKES WlOI $11 e G E ORGE JOINE R e DON C ROSB Y Page 8 Joseph Bottoms stirs u a hl1h school boy determined to flaht th• wortcf to a•ln custody of his lll91ltlm1te son In "Un· wed F1ther," a contemporary dram1 on the ABC Wednnd1y Movie of the Week It 8:30PM. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 24. 197-4 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 SATURDAY: FEIRUARY 23rd (P.M.) 3:00 Dimensions In Cvtturts (C) 3:30 Dimensions In Cultures (C) 4:00 Connie's Clottiln1 Corner (C) 4:30 Conni•'• Clottlln& Comer (C) 5:00 Frtthand Sletchln1 (C) 5:30 Freehand Slletdtln1 (C) "Ele ments of 0<1wln1" 6:00 loom! (C) 6:30 Frend! Qef 7:00 Otl"lt CountJ .... (C) 7:30 W1ltll11p.t Stnilpt Talll (C) 108 8:00 T111atre In America (C) 104 9:30 looll ltet (C) SUNDAY: FEBRUARY 24th 3:00 Physlcal Qeo1r1phy (C) 3:30 rtlyslcal Qeo1raphy (C) "Shape of the Earth" 4:00 Physical Qeo111phJ (C) 4:30 Flower Arr1nlin1 (C) 5:00 Family Risi! lh11apment (C) 5:30 Family Rlsll Manapme11t (C) 6:00 Senator M"b U.. Press (C) 6:30 Tiie Matk of Oll ralntln1 (Cl "Mountain Scene Landscape" 7:00 Hu11111tit1 Fiim Forum "81llad of 1 Soldier" 9:00 Towers ot Frus1r1tlon (C) (PBS) 9:30 Focu1 Or1111e County (C) MONDAY: fURUARY 25tti (P.M.) 12:00 S.salllt Strfft (C) l :Ol E.ducatiollal Sdlool lnfon11tlon 1:10 Inside Out (C) 1:25 I Can R11d (C) 1:40 Cover to Cover (C) 2:00 ltlpplts (C) 2:15 All About You (C) 2:30 Electrfc CompanJ (C) 3:00 Ptiyslcll Geoaraphy (C) 3:30 Freehand Sllttchln1 (C) 4:00 Co11nle'1 Clottiln1 Corner (C) .t:30 Electric CotwpanJ (C) 5:00 Stslme street (C) 6:00 Focu.s Ora1111 CountJ (C) (R) 6:30 Dlmtnsl4Ml1 In Cultures (C) 7:00 Pfl,..I Qeoanphy (C) (R) 7:30 Omtllbn 50 (C) 1:00 C..lldren of atlna (C) Special 9:00 Tiit Malfc of Oil Palntfna (C) 02 9:30 D1111enslon1 In Cultures {C) TUESDAY: FORUARY 26th (P.M.) 12:00 S.aame Strfft (C) 1:00 E.duutlonal School Info. (C) 1:10 All About You (C) 1:25 Ripples (C) 1:40 Inside Out (C) 1:55 Cover to Cover (C) 2:15 I Can lteld (C) 2:30 ClmscMndas (C) 3:00 Co11nle'1 Clottiln1 Comer (C) 3:30 DfmenMotls 111 Cultures (C) 4:00 Frtthlnd SJ!etchlnr (C) 4:30 Electric Company (C) 5:00 S.11me Street (C) 6:00 Oranft County Review (C) 6:30 FrHhand Slletdlln& (C) 7:00 Flowtr Arransfna (C) 7:30 Connie'• Clottilnr Comer (C) 1:00 rott &amt (C) WEDNESDAY: FEBRUARY 27th (P.M.) 12:00 Sesame St11et (C) 1 :00 Educational School lnfomutlon (C) 1 :00 Rlpplt1 (C) 1:25 Inside Out (C) 1:40 All About You (C) 1:55 I Can Reid (C) 2:10 Cower to Cover (C) 2:30 Eltchk CompanJ (C) 3:00 Plrplal c.trra"'1 (C) 3:30 Frtthand S119'dllll1 (C) •:oo C:0.11le'1 CIGCM111 Corner (C) •:30 EJectrk CoinpallJ (C) 5:00 S.111H Strttt (C) 6:00 Fa11llJ RWI Manap111tnt (C) 6:30 Dhwtnslo111 In Cuttum (C) 7:00 rtiyslul GeoaraphJ (C) 7:30 Family ltlsll Mana1em1nt (C) 8:00 Masterpiece Theatre (C) 9:00 R1U1lous A11triu (C) 9:30 Dimensions le Cultllrts (C) THURSDAY: FDRUARY Zlttl (P.M.) 12:00 SHl111t St'"t (C) l :00 Educatlo11al School Information (C) l: 10 I C.11 Reid (C) 1 :25 Cower to Cover (C) 1:•5 RirplH (C) 2:00 Al About You (C) 2:15 Inside Out {C) Z:30 Cermcoltttdes (C) 3:00 Co1111le'1 Clotttl111 Comer (C) 3:30 ON.enalons In Cultilm (C) 4:00 Frtthand Slletdn111 (C) •:30 Electric C.0.P1"1 {C) 5:00 Sellmt Stntt (C) 6:00 Om11lbus 50 (C) (R) 6:30 FrHhand Sllttclll111 (C) I ,, 7:00 Ora1119 County Review (C) a 7:30 t:oftftit'a Clothms CorMf (C) (Rl 1:00 Focus Oranp County (R) 1:30 Wot11an (C) • 9:00 Flrt111 lint (C) FRIDAY: MARCH lit, 197' 12:00 Sesame Street (C) 1:00 [dlKltioaal School Information (C) 1:10 Covtr to Cover (C) l :30 I C.11 Rud (C) 1 :45 All About You (C) For mo pl•11e Below, 1 ttt• d1 t 2:00 lnsldt Out (C) 5:59 2:15 Rlpplea (C) 6 00 2:30 £ltctrlc Company (C) : 3:00 P111"cal leorrapllJ (C) 3:30 F1owtr Anu&1111 CC) 4:00 Tiit Mark of Oil Palntln1 (C) •:30 Electric Company (C) 5:00 Sesame Sb..t (C) 6:00 Fa111lly Risll Ma1ta1111tnt (C) 6:30 Wasltlnlttft ConntdlOll (C) 7:00 P'hyslcal C&tooapfly (C) (R) 7:30 F111llly ltlsll MalllatMtnt (C) 1:00 TIM Advocatn (C) 9:00 Masterpiece Theatre (C) 6:30 SATURDAY: MARCH 2nd (r.M.) 3:00 Dimensions In Culturn (C) 3:30 Dimensions In Culturn (C) 4:00 Coll11le'1 Clottlln1 tonier (C) 4:30 Connie'• Clottlln& Corner (C) 5:00 Ftttha11d Sketdll1tf (C) s:JO r,..tia11d Slletdllne <C> 6:00 loom! (C) . 6:30 FreMh Chef (C) 7:00 Granat CountJ Rtvltw (C) 7:30 Wasllfnaton stralpt Tai• (C) 7 .. 00 1:00 T1111tre In Allltricl (C) MONDAY FEBRUARY 25 For mornln& and attemoon llsllnp, pleue see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are ~· day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES ~:30 O "Citro" (adv) '63 -George Sanders, Richard Johnson. 10:00 ~'To J!JU A Mockll1tbJrd" Part I (dra) '63-Gregory Peck, Mary Bad· ham. U ''Terror Street" (mys) '54-Dan Duryea. 11:30 IJ ''Sunset In Wyomln(' (wes) '41 -Gene Autry. "Beau James" (adv) '39-Gary Cooper, Ray Milland. 12:00 m "Hold Your Man" (rom) '33- . Jean Harlow, Clark Gable. l "·00 O (C) "Midni&ht lace" (susp) '60 -Doris Day, John Gavin, Rex Harri· son. m "Red Sundown" (wes) '56 - Rory Calhoun. @ ''The Naked IUu" (dra) '64- Anthony Eisley, Constance Towers. 3:00 Ci) ''The Mirade Worller" Part I (dra) '62-Patty Duke, Anne Ban· croft. O (C) "Splendor In Hie Grass" (dra) '61-Nahilie Wood, Warren Beatty. 3:30 IJ (C) "The Challeniers" (dra) '69 -Dan.en McGavin, Anne Baxter. fiJ (!) (C) "The Milllonalrus" (com) '61 -Sophia Loren, Peter Sel· lers. 4:30 00 S.1111 as lOAM llstln1 ((jj ([))"Five Go Id en Hou rs" , (com) '61-Ernie Kovacs, Cyd Char· f Is~ I V[NING 5:30 U (J)@m ~(I) a> News 6 CourtsMp oftddie's Father • lewrly Hillbillies Detlftl• Utt "'""" I Orea• of Jeannie : Electric Company • Don WllMn's Town Talk Thrtt Stoo1es 5:59 : Saptl'Wlarht 1:._fi Ten 6:00 . sa(i)~ ~ Boftaau 6 Moran's Heroes The Lucy Show The FHntstonu Ni&flt Gallery El Pobre Gonzalez Movie: (C} (2hr) "Glal" (mus) '58--leslie Caron, Louis Jourdan. I Hod&tPOdae Lodae Speed Racer 6:30 Dealer's Choice Movie: (90) "Hlah Cost of lov· In(' (com) '58-Jose Ferrer, Gena Rowlands. Jim Backus. • Olcll Van Dyllt Merv Griffin Sllow That Girt (3) Ho1an's Heroes ; !00111! • Uvtna Easy • a.1nw School Desert Ttltatre Uttlt Rasals 7:00 ~r. ! :::,, (i) Movie: (C} (2hr) "Marnlficent ' Obseulon'' (dra) '54-Rock Hudson, Jane Wyman. (i) Wild Wor1d of Animals Whafs MJ Une? I love Lucy Mod Squad (1) I Dream of Jeannie El•rakta @ Dnrntt : Washin(toft Strli(ht Tall& ( CJ)) lobbJ Goldsboro Show • EJ Pri1MrAMOr • • Comedy TllrM Stooaes 7:30 Jonathan Winters Show Ken Ber- ~n.d Jane Meadows guest. Ho an's Heroes Polfce Sur1eon Comedian Frank Gorshin ruests as a dock foreman who becomes a loan shark to cover his daughter's expensive tastes. I Help Thy Nelpbor New Treasure Hunt Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2h1, ever Steal Anytflin1 Small" (com) '59-James Cagney, Shirley Jones. Wild Kl n&dot1 Bmtdled 1 ~To TeU the Truth 6 New Price Is Right : L~llts in the Abyss ( CJ)) Nashville Music • li•MJ Dean Sbow • HollJWOOCf Show The 4ihoul Gani 8:00 (9 ([)) ([) Gunsmolle '1he Schoolmarm" A widower tries to pro· tect the reputation of his son's teacher, and faces a charge of mur· der because of it. 0 BILL BIXBY IS *THE MAGICIAN 0 ~@O m The lh1lcl1n A skidrow derelict and ex.magician asks Tony Blake's help when his pals fall to return from visits to a ne11by storefront mission. Jack Ging, Eu· gene Roche and William Sylvester ~uest. U IS JOEY HEATHERTON *REALLY HER OWN GREAT GRANDMOTHER? WATCH AND SEE! U Mo.vie: (2hr) "My Blood Runs c.td" (dra) '65-Troy Donahue, Joey Heatherton. Barry Sullivan. U ~ (l)aJ The Roollles "Roll· in& Thunder" Two teenaae boys, one a unifonn·MPPY militant, the other a hostile cop-baiter, cause problems for officers Webster and Gillis after Lt. Ry\tr places the younasters in a Junior Police cadet program and orders the rookies to watch over them. I Dealer's Ct.oiet Dnpet La Sdon Jowft Mowit: (C) (2hr) "These Tllou- sand Hills" (wes) '59-0on Murray, Richard ~an. Ell) 4 s•llXL t The Unquiet Death of Julius & Ethel Rosenber1 A full· scale re-examination of the contro· versial Rosenberg-Sobel! spy case of the early 1950s. featurin1 20 people directly involved. I Nosotros us Pt>bres Ml1uellto Valdes Show Movie: (2hr) "Brother Rat I leby" (com) '40-Ronald Reagan . 1:30 I Merv Griffin Show The hid Ona . "'"" 9:00 ( (I)) (I) Htrt's Lucy Lucy ta ks ~ii Harris into uslna minority THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 24, 1974 INCOME TAX WESTERN IUSINESS SERVICES INC. MJ W. 1M -COSTA MISA M2.o212 A·l TAX SERVICE JIOO HAllOI -COSTA MISA MS.1551 -llllAlllllCMO -Yeu INJ lie •ble to.-• your tax refuntl Im- .... ..., ._ loened to you by Avco Thrift wlth- eut lftter• chlrve for the flrtt 45 dtya. Atk UI ...,. It • Page 10 I like Tom Kelly ... he seems to know what he's talking about ... he throws in the horses and I like the horses . . . STEVE GALES Palos Verdes, Ca. . . . Tom Kelly is very precise ... like him very much. KENRICO RODRIGO Carson, Ca. I may go back to watch the sports ... I used to love Tom Kelly ... I had a mad crush on hjm. SHEILA HOLSMAN Torrance, Ca. I watch Eyewitness because it has pictures. THERESA SHOVALD Saugus, Ca. Tl-if DAILY PILOT. rv \VHK, HBllUARY 24. 1974 Tom Kelly is my idol ... ALBERT SHOOKOFF Beverly Hills, Ca. I don't have anyone in partic- ular ... I watch all late newscasts . MIKE JENKINS Palos Verdes Estates, Ca. I like Ross Porter. HAROLD LIPPARD Torrance, Ca. Kelly is concise and to the point ... he is very understandable ... not a grouch. Knows what he's talking about. J . R. MIEDING Studio City, Ca. Don't believe everything you read about Tom Kelly. See for your- self. Weeknightsa·t ll:OOdirect from the Channel 2 Newsroom. NEWS FOR GROWN-UPS. CBSS2 MO 9:30 10:00 D * MONDAY (Cttntlnued) 1roup musicians In Ills revived bl& band; but she for1ets one minority iroup-women's lib-and It creates eroblem for the band's openln1. QJ(i)~mN1c Mudaz t¥1e: (C) (ftf) ~ ............ (wts) '68-8urt Lancaster, Shelley Winters, Ossie Davis, Telly Savalas, Dabney ColemJn. A fur trapper and a runaway slave form an alliance so that 11ch can achieve his own ends. I The lold Ot111 Q) NIC Mond1J Movie: . ~~nl c.tract" (dra) '69 -Jamts Cobum, lff Remick, Liiii Palmer, Bursess Meredith, Patrick M11ee. Ster1ln1 Heyden, Claude Dau· phin. An International assassin stalks his prey throuah the Costa del Sol. Tan1ier and Brussels. fB••rC-n · II) Entre Amlaos t :JOR<a()))Cl)Dlck Yin Dyh ilitw Jenny ani'""Connle '''" to en· dorse a product for 1 television commerclal, but once In front of the l e1m:;:. they both 1et staae frlaht. Safari to Adventure lei AA ... C.llediwe La Hllna Variety 10:00 II <a())>()) Medical Center ''The Spectre" Dean Jones 1uests as 1 new doctor on the Medical Center staff who ch1llen1es Dr. Gannon's judament concemina a critical heart patient. Stockard Chan· nl~(_ also pests. U CLETE ROBERTS WITH * NETWORK NEWS NOW! um mo ..... . I Nlpt Callery loventMtttt SceM n..tn In Allerica "Kina Lear'' Drl• llltiemtielal Variety 10:30 I Twlllatrt Zone • • Coftcttttnitlon 1111 CoebJ TYMale1I • Praise tt.e Lord Club 10:45 ; ~I:-. 1caaa Alt 11:00 ~-e..1~= ,.,,, ...... • Movie: (C) "l'Ttld lebel" (dra) • an Ladd, Ollvla de H1vill1nd. mMlallel:l.,...Me m Movie: "Wild, Wiid Planer (sci· lfi) ·~~~I R~ll. .,.. Hltdtack ,,.... )Tiit ,.....,.. 11:30 ( ())) ()) CIS Latl Movie: ~pJ111 we ... " (com) '57 -G'!.1.0fLPeck. Lauren Bacall. B 12' Cl) Al Im J1h1111y Canon j()hn Denverli 1uest host n MeN: "lrwtlw Ordid" (com) '40.-Humphrey Borart. Edward G. Robinson, Ann Sothem. D ~(])a> WW. w..w .i M,.. tlry 12:00 ! Olle__ltlp """' IMle: ~ SI•" (com) '48 ary Cooir. Ann Sheridan. 1:0011 O(l)Ntwt . r...,,.. . atNIPt 1:45 Mewlt: -n.. LontlJ Mu" (wu) • 7-Jack Palance. Anthony Per1dns. 3:10 R MIWlt: (C) .,._rculn Allint tit MOOtl Mt1t" (sci·fl) '64-Alan Steel. We scoop dae 11 o'clock news every nightf That'• right, Channel 5 has the jump on the net- work news ... by an hour. We've got the same wortdwlde and loc•I fllm coverage, the tame sports, and the ••m• weather, but we've got something better ... The Clete Roberti Newe Team to report It. DIE CHANNEL 4NEWS WITH CLETE ROBEllTs THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 24, 1974 SONY.TV. Quality Rigorous quality control procedures-at every stage of the manufacturing process- insures flawless performance from every Sony product you buy. "Quality first" has earned for Sony worldwide recognition as the ·unquestioned leader in solid state elec- tronics. Here's another example of Sony quallty. KV· 1920 TRINITRON COLOR TV • 19-inch screen measured diagonally • Trinitron one gun/one lens system for sharp, bright, life-like color • Push button automatic fine tuning, color and hue control • Solid.state reliability • Instant picture and sound • No set up adjustments • Illuminated tuning indicators • Walnut grain WOdd cabinet trimmed in chrome S01ft A.all aa,one. AA&D Bectronics 275 E. 17th STREET COSTA MESA 642-8882 Hours, Doily 9-6, Thurs. 9-9 ·Professional Service for all your ttome etectronlce TV -Radio -Stereo· ~no· Tape Pe1e 11 Pa e 1 2 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEIC. FEBRUARY 24. 1974 TUESDAY FEBRUARY 26 or mornln1 end efternoon llstlnp, IMse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. low, for your convenience, are e dey's movlH. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 fJ (C) .,Mardi &ras" (mus) 'S8- P1t Boone, Christine Clrere. 10:00 CD "Te Kiii A Mtekl11phd" Concl. (dra) '63-Greaory Peck. U ''Three Desperatt Men" (wes) 'Si-Preston Foster, Jim Davis. 11:30 U "Clli111" (adv) '43-Alan Ladd, Loretta Youna. ''Crimson Canary" (mys) '4>-No1h Beery Jr. 12:00 m "Libelled Udy'' (rom) '36 - Myrna Loy, William Powell. 2:00 fJ (C) "ROMIMff ' Jlltiet" (com) '61-Peter UstlnO¥, Sandri Dee. m "Scr11mln1 Elites" (dra) '56 -Tom Tryon, Martin Milner. 9 (C) "The Castlllu" Pa.rt L.(acM '63-Gesar Romero, Frankie Avalon. 3:00 Cl) "Th• Mlnlde Wertier" Concl. Laurel I Henly Fmurtttt ®) (C) "What A Wey t9 So" (com) '64-Shirley MacLaine, Dean Martin. 3:30 tJ (C) "You're Never Too YOYn(' (com) 'SS -Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Diana Lynn. @ Ci) (C) "Promise Her Anythlnl'' (com) '6C-Werren Beatty, Leslie Caron. 4:30 Cil Slllt u lOAM l11Ua1 (Qi (I)) "111• Last llltz:krit(' (dra) '59-Van Johnson. · F V f NINC 5:30 fJ(l)@CI>@Cl)aJ Ntws Courtslllp of Eddll's FltMr • Bewerty HillbUllls Det1t1is tM M ... 1ce I Drt1m tf Ju.nit : EJtdrk CompallJ • Den WllSOll's TOW11 T1lk T11rtt stoops 6:00 ~~~I~~~~"' lon1nz1 6 Ho1111'1 ... ,... • Tiit Lucy Show The Flintstones Nlltrt Callery El , .. Qeaulez Movie: (C) (2hr) ''Clnd11nati lid" (dra) '6>-Stm McQueen. fli)Hodl't*11Ud&9 &)Speed beer 6:30 (I) Dt11tr'1 c:Mlce D Movie: (90) "hJcho" (susp) '60-Anthony Pertdns, Janet Leiah. Vera Miies, John G1vin. A airl run· nin1 eway with $40,000 Is forced to spend a nlstrt IS the sole auest at a lonely motel run by a disturbed youn1 man. • Didi Yan DP• MtfY Crtftln Show T1llt &lrt Cil Hefan's Heroes : Zoonll • Uvln1 Elsy • • Mundo Latino · Desert Tll11tre m UttSt Rascals 1:001(1) om""" lowti•I for Dtlt.n Mevll: (C) (2hr) "M1ma11 of A YNll se.dtNoktr" (dra) '71- Rlchard Benjamin, Elizabeth Ashley. S.fart to Adventure · wars MJLIM? I lovt Lucy Med Squad ()) I Dre•• of Jeannie EMntnlda (j)Dnpet : .... lat ( (J))HteHIW El Prl•r Mor . • UstN J i. '9ffda lllrtt~ 7:30 i New Tr111ure Hunt Ho11n's Heroes • l1'Q) HollfWoOd Sq111res Hiip T1IJ Ntipbor lobby Soldsboro Sltow • Mllllet1 $ Movie: (211r) "Wll1t· ever Ha,,etted to l•bJ Janer• (susp) '62 -Bette Davis, Joan Crawford. llewitdted (1) To Tell tM Trutll (I) Lift M1M A Deal Housellunter SbftCI Up and CMer The &lloul San1 1:00 tJ (9 Cl)) Cl) Mallde Carol is havina discipline problems with her son. . 0 Q3 Cl) ®'l m Ada11.12 "Sky Watch" Part I Malloy and Reed be· ain a one·•eek special duty assian· ment with the Air Support Division. U Movie: (211r) "My llMd Runs Cold" (dra) '6>-Troy Donahue. fJ THE HAPPY DAYS * THE NOSTALGIC SO'S D @ Cl) m Happy .,.,. Richie feces a problem when Fonzie, whom ha has pe!'luaded to re·enroll In hiah school, demands his help in cheatina. I Dealer's Choice Dr•rnet La Selof• Jown Movie: (C) (211r) "T11tse Thou· sand Hiils" (wes) '59-0on Murray. 11111 Moyers' Jtumal Quitn? C:O.tdy RoMerCames 1:30 tJ <9 CJ)) (I) Hawaii Flve·O David W1yn1 1uests as a stylish, R1ffles.type jewel thief who steals from hotel rooms for the thrill of the chase. 0 @ (j)@) m ,ollce Story "The Hunter" (90) Tony Lo Bianco as officer Tony C1l1brese and Don Meredith 1s his partner Bert Jim•· son are 1ssi1ned to brina in w1nted crimln1I Johnny Morrison (1uest Jackie Cooper) whose latest esca· p1'des Include, murder, robbery and criminal assault. Dane Clar11, Sharon Farrell, Nehemiah Persoff ind Sil Mineo also 1uest. fJ (HJ (I) a) ABC Tutsdl'/ Movie: (C) (90f "lllltr IMs'' (susp) '73 -Glori1 Swanson, Edward Albert, Roaer Divis, Kate Jackson, Craia Stevens. Gloria Swanson stars as an •aina m1tri1rch dominatin1 her family ind terrorizina the town by her stranae power to control killer bffS. m Mtrv &riffln Siio• Cl) Hip Cll1perr1I 9:00 9:30 tJ '* 10: 10: 11: 11 12 1 1 2 3 fJl) Edison, Tile Old Man Eri) Novell 9:00 i The Bold Ones Gorrloft : Hu•anities Film Forum "Potem· kin" (Russian, 1925) A historical cl1Ssic based on 1n actual mutiny @!) Noches Tap1t111 9:30 11 IF YOU LIKED BONNIE *AND CLYDE, YOU MUST WATCH MANHUNTER!!! II <9 Cl)) Cl) C1S Tuesd1y Mov· le: (C) (90) "Manhunter" (dra) '73 \ -Ken Howard, Gary Lockwood, Stefanie Powers, Tim O'Connor, James Olson. Dave Barrett. an ex· marine who returns home from China In 1933, is thrust Into the forefront of the search for a notori· olus =I:: :::n::::ers. La Hleu festiv1I Mexicano 10:00 Du Cl) [Q) m ~11 ... , ... IC"'i""Ai.,..l Amer· lean l•r Dennis Weaver hosts this topical comedy special with grass roots humor zeroing in on condi· tions which affect most Americans today-from the battle of the su· permarllet to the energy crisis. l mm @Nns Nlrfrt C1llefJ @ Cl) tl) Marcus Welby M.D. "Out of Control" Or. Welby refuses to okay a racing driver for compe· titlon until the cause of his recur· rent headaches and violent fits of temper c1n be determined. @l)Dra1111 10:30 I Twtllpt Zone • Coftc:entNUon 1111 Cosby Spanish Comedy : American Hlplands The gran- deur of the Berkshire Mountains is Interwoven with the haunting tunes of bagpiper Donald Lindsay. @!) Musical &pectacular al) PJ1IM tM Loni Club ll:OOl111s~= TwtllptltM hny M1son • Movie: (C) "Welcome to Hird TI•es" (was) '67-Henry Fond1. m Mlssioft: Impossible G) Movie: '-cattle Drive" (wes) '58 -Joel McCrea. Gloria Talbott. Cil LMnr Easy Attrtd Hltdlcoe-,resenb Cl))nt~rs 11:30 R <a Cl)) Cl) CBS Late Movie: (lj "Cl11no11" (dre) '70 -William Conrad, Vera Miles. ! 9 (I) l10l m Johnny Clrson Movie: •'fit1c1 Encl" (dra) '37- mi>tire.LB~art. Joel McCrea. U tlZl c.tJ W Wide World of Mys- tlry fJl) D11 1t Nlpt 12:00 ct) One Step Beyond m MO¥te: "loots Milone" (dra) '52 -William Holden, Johnny Stewart. l:OOiBi~~ 1:45 fJ Movie: "Zero Hour" (dra) '57- Dina Andrews, Linda Darnell. 2:00 m All·Nl&ht Show: "llttlt ef the Coral Su," "Our Min hi HIYlt11" 3:10 1J Movie: (C) "Cattle Quffn of MllfttHI" (wes) '54-Barbare Stan· wyck, Ronald Reaaan. THE DAILY PILOT IV WHI( FEBRUARY 24 1974 WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 27 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, ere the day's ~ovies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 U (C) ''lted Girten" (mus) '54- -Rosemary Clooney, Guy Mitchell. 10:00 CI) "Dirt Intruder" (dra) '65 - Leslie Nielsen, Gilbert Green. ft "Treasure of Mot1te Cristo" (adv) '49~1enn Langan. 11:30 D "It Clme from Outer Sp1te" (sci·fi) '53 -Richard Carlson. "Jun&I• Woman" (adv) '44-Evelyn Ankers. 12:00 m "Personal Property" (com) '37 -Jean Harlow, Robert Taylor. 2:00 O (C) "My Min Godfrey" (co m) '57 -June Allyson, David Niven. l!) "The StT1nge De1lh of Adolf Hitler" (mys) '43-ludwlg Donath. @ (C) "The Clstilien" Concl. (adv) '63-Cesar Romero, Frankie Avalon. 3:00 00 (C) "Fr1nkle a. Johnny" (mus) '66-Elvis Presley, Donna Oougl1s. lfg) (C) "Mldl11n" (susp) '68 - Richard Widmark, Henry Fonda. 3:30 II (C) "Mysterious lslend" (adv) '61-Michael C<aig. ' fU (6' (C) "Fite Is the Hunter" (dra) '64~1enn Ford. 4:30 00 Sime u lOAM lisUn& (Qf CJ)) "M1111cn 1t Slnd CrMk" (wes) '56-John Derek. EVENINC 5:30 fJUCJ)@Cil@(l)al News D Jerry Welt Show/Lakers Werm· Up I Courtship of Eddle's.F1ther Beverly Hillbillies Dennis the Menece I Dre1m of Je1nnle m Electric Company m Don Wilson's Town Talk m 111ree stooies 5:59 fJl) Superm1rtet Top Ten 3 CDOCil<S(I)> News 6:00 n~oommm>m ..... liken laskettlall lakers vs. Milwaukee. The Flintstones Nlpt G1ltery l@ ~tn~=· El ,ob,. Qonz1lu Hoc11epodp lodp Speed Ricer Movie: (C) (90) "The Comen· 6:30 ! De1ler's Choice c eros" (was) '61 -John Wayne, Stuart Whitman, Ina Balin, Nehe- miah Persoff, lee Marvin. A Texas Ranier Is assigned to penetrate the ranks of an outlaw band, the Com· ancheros, who are supplylnr In· dians with guns and whiskey. Dick Van Dyke Merv G..-..Show Thet Girl 1 Cil Hog1n's Heroes : Zoom! • Llvin& usy · • Vaned1d m Desert TheetTe (Continued) Page 13 'GRAMMY AWARDS' Host Andy Williams is joi ned by top stars of the recording world in presenting golden G rammy trophies when the Na- tional Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS)hon- ors outstanding creative achieve- ment in the field of music on the 16th annual Q rammy Awards Show. as a 90-minute 'pecial, Saturday (March 2) at I OPM on CBS. The special pro- gram wilt o riginate fro m the Hollywood Pallad ium. Music celebrities who will aJr pear on the broadcast to present the coveted G rammy statuettes include. in alphabetical order, Glen Campbell. The Carpenters, Roberta Flack. Al G reen. Isaac Hayes. Kris Kristofferson, H enry Mancini. To ny Orlando and Dawn. The Pointer Sisters. H el- en Reddy. Telly Savalas and Li ly Tomlin. Andy Williams. himself a mul- tiple G rammy Award nominee . will be ~erving as host of the ceremonies for the fourth con- -;ecutive year. --~~-----------I I I t t I t ' ' I ORDER YOURS ' TODAY I • lfflclllt • Styllll ...----------~~-~-~-----~--~ I , ............ , • ..,_. ..... ... I ,..~.....,..,, .. ,. ..... .,.. I c......_.c .... ,... I I I L. PILOT PRINTING _______ ..-..... ____ ..... ___ ... ' I I I t t t t t t t I I t t f ' t t t t t t t t t t t --------------- Pap l4 THE DAILY PILOT, TV W~EK, FEBRUARY 24, 1974 W£1>NESDAY (Continued) B 0 (j) 9) @D MIC WtclntMley §) uttlt Rascals MO¥tt: {C) (2hr) ~ noMas 7:00 ~(J)D m Ntwa Cfon Affair" (dra) '68 -Stevt · 6 MOwli: · (i; (Zhr) "Journey Into McQuttn, Flye Dunaway, Paul M nlpf' (dra)-Julie Harris Burke, Jack Weston. ~ story lnvolv-Journey · Inf a wealthy Bostonian who plans • Mars My lint? bank heists for kic_ks and the cracll I lovt Lucy female Insurance investl11tor who, Mod Squad while lnvesti1atln1 the case, fell s CI> I Dream of Jeannie in 10.J:,w~h~s Es111rald1 ~ Papa Cofazon (I) Dra1ntt : The French Chet 9:30 I News ( Cl)) Worid of Survival Slfart to Advtntutt El Primer Amor l.tJll11t1 • Aaro1 ltfeer sa.ow • Clmi11l dll Mundo ThrH Stoops 10:00 II <9 Cl)) CJ) Kot•k "Before the 7:301Ntw Datln& e ... 11 Devil Knows" Henry Darrow, In 1 Ho1an's Heroes 1uest role es the survlvln1 half of • Walt 1111 Your Father Gets Home a cat burctar team, becomes a tar· Tiit Tllrlllsttktn aet for his own fence, in addition • Miiiion $ Movt.: (Zhr) "Touch to his latest buralary victim, • pro· of Evil" (dra) '58-tharlton Heston. fesslonal killer and the police. Janet Lelah. Orson Welles. D m m a Ntwa New Prtce Is RIPt (I) Nlpt G1Mtry =~1 the TrutJi D JAMES FRANCISCUS In (I) Holtywood Squares * DOC ELLIOT-WEEKLY : Stonffont BY POPULAR DEMAND ( ())) Petiet Suraeon IJ@ (}) 0) Doc Elliot "A Time • OtlMr hoplt, Other Places to Live" Ben Elliot treats a man no Ctloul Gana sufferina from leukemia who has 1:00 II (tBJ (])) CI> Sonny & Cher Joel returned to the ho~e of his child· , Grey_1uests. hood to die. Sam Elliot and Kather· B IU (j) ®'J m Ch111 "Remote ine Justice auest. Control" Chase and his unit aet fl) El Tomllkt help from an ex-jewel thief in O> Drama trackinr • unique heist operation . 10:30 I TwHltllt Zone D Movie: (2hr) .. ,., llood Ru111 • Coftcefttrltloft Cold" (dra) '65 -Troy Donahue 1111 CosbJ - Joer Heatherton. ' : ln•rfece D @ rn a> The Cowboys Weedy El sa.ow di Walbf Mertado becomes convinced that an old cav· • ' Pnill t11t lMd Club airy horu which hes wound up at 11:00 i DD flhlHB ,.... the renderinr works. is the one his Cl)@) fB @(I) Newt deceased father rode, and tries to Twllllfrt Zone buy it. Piny Mason I Dultr's Choice • Movie: "Cty Tt"of" (mys) '58 Dn1ntt -James Mason, Rod Stei1er. lnaer la Seflore JtMn Stevens. lhvll: (C) (2Jlr) ''TIMse Thou· m MlsUon: IMpouible send Hiils" (wes) '59-{)on Murray, II) MO¥tt: "A Very Privat. Af'lalr" Richard E11n. (dra) '62-8riaette Bardot. I Wulll11ctoe C4MIMCtloe I C)) LMnc EltY Cll111piM1klp Wrtstlill& Mttd HltCModl Pmetm Ja HM la11 Ill Pncr•M : lleMOout Meriel t:30 iirrn mArc wednudey < (])>111tP1oMtn MO¥tt: (C) (90) WUnwt4 Fdlet" 11:30 R (9 Cl)) (]) CIS Lat. MO¥tt: (dra) '73 -Joseph Bottoms, Kay (C) i1fM lrvt M11 ny" (dra) '70 Lenz, Joseph Campanella, Kim -Peter Graves, James Daly. Hunter. Beverly Gerland. An unwed DU (I) 9J @D JtllnnJ C1non teena1e father wants to keep his D Mewlt· .. .., Llrl'O" (dra) '48 baby, and fl1hts the courts, his -Hum~h;.r Bo11rt Lauren Bacall. family and his 1irlfriend to &•In D (H) CI> m ~ w..w ., Ea· le~al custody of his illegitimate •itll'R11tllt "Marilyn Remembered" child. Recollections of Marilyn Monroe. I Merv Grtffltl S11ow one of the rre•t sc'"n 1oddesses. Hip CMpaml .. .. are discussed and illustrated br Tlltatre lllANrttt (2hr) M~ss clips from her films. Peter · Lawford Leonard Bernstein's much-1ccl11med hosts. wor11, commissioned for the inau-fil) D1y It Nlpt ,Uration of Washln1ton's John F. Cl) Cintu 34 Kennedy Center. 12.00 i OM Stlp .__.. GI!) Novela • _,_.. 9·00 Mowit: "TM Reformer and tht U CONRAD IS CANNON-A hlhel4" (com) 'SO-Dick Powell, * UNIQUE PRIVATE EYE 1•00 June Allyson. """ 11<9(1))())Cunen "Bobby • Wlif.'.~ Lowd Mt" A naive JOUf!I tchool • • teacher hires Cannon to investi1ate l:-45 ~ Mt¥te. HC>nly tilt Int" (dra) the murder of the man she loved, 51-Susan Hayward, Dan Dalley. a handsome, smooth·talkin1 dance Z:OO m All·Nlllrt Sllow: "'ell,. hid," instructor at a lonely hearts club. "ltdt ttM-ltlp lrtn." .. ,..,.,. Us" Collin Wilcox·Horne and Pippa Scott 3:1011 MM: ''TM LlcUt" (dre) '46 1uest. -Laraine Day, Robert Mitchum. 9:30 10:00 11:30 12:00 2:00 3:00 3:30 4:30 ing G ra mat Levi sio n "He Thu A lot er <; my dres note fell. tim one one THURSDAY .FEBRUARY 28 For momlnc and 1fternoon llstlnp, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, .re the ct.y's movln DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 O (C) .. Just for You" (dra) '52 -Bin& Crosby, Jane Wyman. 10:00 CI) "My Uttle Chkkldu" (com) '40-W. C. Fields, MH West. 11 ''lnwlsiltle Woman.. (mys) '40 --Vir&inla Bruce, John Barrymore. 11:30 O "MICI Doctor of M1rtet Street" (mys) '41-lionel Atwill. "Min In A Cocked Hit" (com) '60 -Peter Sellers. 12:00 m "Riffr1ff" (com) '35 -Spen· cer Tracy, Jean Harlow. 2:00 B (C) "1"1s Earth Is Mine" (dra) ')9--Rock Hudson, Jean Simmons. m .. D1•01t l Pytlliu" (adv) '62 -Guy Williams, Don Burnett. 9 "Sbod Corridor" (dra) '63 - Peter Breck, Constance Towers 3:00 ()) "TlM Ol·low lftddtnt'' (dra) '43-Menry Fonda. @) (C) "Ttll Them Wlllie Boy Is Here" (dra) '69--Robert Redford 3:30 e (C) "TlM last sunset'' (wes) '6i-Klr1' Oouit1s, Rodt Hudson. Q) Ci) (C) .. Aulutt Oft A Queen" (adv) '66-fr1nk Sinatra. 4:30 (I) SI•• 11 lOAM listln1 (Qj (I}) .. f"m Hert to [ttmlty" Part I (dra) '54-Burt L1ncaster. Barbra Streisand is the first tn admit she was not a beautiful baby. Nonetheless. her fonune has been her face. her voice. her talent and individuality as a per- former. The star. who has earned fame and major award'i-includ- ing an Oscar. an Emmy and a Grammy-heads the bill as the matchless matchmaker. Do lly Levi. in the motion-picture ver- sion of the Broadway smash. "Hello. Dolly! ... on The CBS Thur'lday Night Movie at 8PM. Ambition has always been the governing force of Miss Streis- amJ's life. Her family had clue' to that 'trength early. "My moth- er says I had lipstick smeared on my face and wa-; acting on a dresser when I was two." 'lhe notes. "She caught me before I fell. Maybe that was the first time I actually acted." "When I was a kid-a poor one-I was certain r d be famous one day," she .. ays, noting that succeo;s ha'I changed her. "it's made me nicer. My need to be- come famous was so strong I would have been bitter had it been frustrated. In s~hool I was an ugly duckling and a loner. Nobody believed I could ever be tHE DAILY• PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARV 24, 1974 fVfNINC. 5:30 IJOCl)@(DD(I)r!) News 0 Kinp Ice Hoeller Cont'd from SPM. Kings vs. Atlanta Flames. I Courtship of Eddie's f1ther Beverty Hillbillies Dennis the Mentce I 1kea111 of Je1nnle EJectric Comp1ny Don Wilson'a Town Tiii! l!) Three Stoo&ts 6:00 · O @ @llmailm News @CI)@@(~(l)) News Hopn's Heroes • The Lucy SMw 1"e Flintstones Ni&ttt G1llery El Pobre Gon11lez Movie: (C) (2hr) "Oper1tlon Crossbow" (adv) '65--George Pep· p1rd, Sophia Loren. EI1) Hod&epodre lod&e al Speed R1etr 6:30 (]) De1ler's Choice 0 Movie: (C) (90) "Help!" (com) '65-The Beatles. Dkll Vin Dyte MefV Griffin Show TMt Glr1 (}) Hopn's Heroes : Zoom! • Uvin& Easy .• Novela • An £wnin1 W"lttl the Clndid1tes &) Uttle R1scals 1:00 e rn o m News (I) iOvlt: (2Jlr) "The Westerner'' (wes) '4~ary Cooper. ()) Secrets of tM Deep (Continued) BARBRA STREISAND HAD AMBITION Barbra StrdsaDd stan u Dolly LHI, CM tnNmpenbl« malclamaktr wtio u li oul to fiDd hffWlf a mal~. a great actress and ,jnger except me. My own mother laughed at my ambition and told me I was too .... kinny to aspire to the stage. Now she doesn't know what to make of my succe<;s ... There ,f.l re time, when Miss Streisand her- -.clf is floored by her success. During the filming of "Hello. Dolly!" autograph seekers con- 'tantly were invading the set. ..People a\ked me to ,ign auto- graphs." she recalls. "and I for- got how to \pell my name- does the 'e' come before the 'i'. or vice versa? It'" scary. The public creates 't.ir<; and there's an illusion. and the public doesn't like that illusion to be broken. So people don't really want to know about the real me." Alt hough Mi's Streisand has attracted success in m:issive dos- es ..... he d~sn 't find it's quite add- ed up to the measurements of her youthfu l dreams. "It doesn't even come close," she says. "The excitement of life lies in the hope. in the striving for some- thing. rather than the attainment. rm a practical person. T o me. it's a real drag that you can't hold .. ucce'iS in your hand like a hard-boiled egg." Page 15 Sears introduces the TRU· EAR Hearing Aid designed to focu s on desired conver· sations and soften un · wanted noise. Jr you have a problem hearing, come in for a demonstration of the Sears directional instru· men! Sears 8ffu Pet\ lAllll ~It C'lrMta -..,,11, .. ,, C'•rrflo• Pe.ad, .. C'omptOll·I ..... ~ Plt'O II RlmpH El MoelP Pomou Cilu4alf !'Miit C'onl Pl•u 1•111••004 Ton'llltt l.e1Ha Hiii• Vellt•• Ask About Sears Convenient CrHll Plans Page 16 THURSDAY (Continued) What's MJ Une? I LM Lucy Mod Squad Cl) I D,.am of Jeannie Esmeralda CI) Dflpet : Psy"'otoo TodaJ "Information Processina" I @ > ussJe EJ Primer Amor Tale·Rtvista Musical Three Stoo&tS 7:30 II Orsot1 Welles' Cireat M1sterles "for Sale-Silence" (R) Jack Cassi- ls~ao~n's Httots New Price Is Ricllt You Asked for It Miiiion · $ Movie: (C) (2hr) .. Imitation of Ufe" (dra) '59 Lene Turner, John Cavin. l ~ADeal Cl) To Tell the Trutll @ Wlld Workl of Animals Action Chlano <Cit Ci)) Jimmy Dt1n Sltow a;, Jonattlan Wint.rs Show &) The Ghoul $1111 7:45 0 Help Thy Nei&flbor 1:00 II TOYOTA PRESENTS *BARBRA STREISAND AND WALTER MATTHAU IN "HELLO, DOLLY!'' II (~ (j)) 00 c Is Th u f s d a J Movie: (C) (lhr) "Hello Dolly" (mus) '70-Barbra Streisand, Walter Matthau. Michael Crawford, Louis Annstronf. Marianne McAn.drew. E. J. Peaker. Tommy Tune. Dolly Levi has fnade a successful occupation of matchmaklnf . She takes on the difficult task of locatlna a suitable mate for the cantankerous merchant of Yonkers, Horace Vandergelder. a ~ CI) ®) m Flip Wilson Show Fllp's auests are Redd Foxx, Don Adams, Mclean Stevenson and Mac Davis. 0 Movie: "MJ Blood Runs Cold" (dra) '65 -TroY Donahue. Joey Heatherton. D @ (]) m ClloPCMf I "Ambush" An ad in an underaround newspaper leads Gil and Don to a rooftop aun· man out to aven1e his brother's death. · m Winners Get Airplanes * ON DEALER'S CHOICE! I Dealer's Choice h11f11 From Ult OtJmplc la Seftora Jovt11 9 Klnp •~ Hodey Kin1s vs. At Ian ta. fill DEBUT Qilbtrt & SuUiv1t1 "A Trlal By Jury" The first of eiaht operettas written by the brilliant duo and presented in its entirety. I JHVts de Qala Caravana Musial Movie: (2hr) "Dancer Slpal" (dra) '45 -Zachary Scott, Faye Emerson. 1:30 u @ (1) m flrt!IOUH Captain Ryerson andhls men respond to a fire in an old theatre buildin& where a vault filled with 11plosive nitrate film threatens the entire neiahbor· hood. m Merv Qrtffln·Show a9 Nowla 9:00 D 9 Cl) @) m Ironside "Close • THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 24. 1974 to the Heart" Alter a lovelJ youna woman drfves her car into Ironside's van, the chief learns she suffered not from a sllaht heart attack but from an old bullet that moved close to her heart. The woman Insists FRIDAY MARCH 1 she never has been shot. Elizabeth For morning end afternoon llstlnp, Ashley, Tony Eisley and Paul Lam· please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS bert 1uest. • 00 The told Ones Below, for yoor convenience, ere O @(])Q) Kuni Fu "The Pas· the dey's movies. slon of Chen Yl" Caine aets himself arrested for bank robbery in his quest to prove the Innocence of a DAYTIME MOVIES former Shaolln priest jailed for 9:30 D (C) "Courtship of Eddie's fa. murder. tiitt'' (com) '63 -Ronny Howard, I Gonion Glenn ford. Shirley Jones. Black Joumal 10:00 CD "Bullet for a ladman" (wes) Varitdades Yercel '64-Audle Murphy. 9·30 I News 0 "Attadl of U.. Puppet Peot»le" ' · u Hlena (hor) '58-John A&lr . , Varitty Hour 11:30 0 "If I Had A Mllllon" (com) '32 --Oary Cooper. ''The Cat CrHps" 10:00 0 fa (j) ltQ) m Musk CountrJ (hor) '46-lois Collier. USA Dionne Warwlcke. Dick Martin, 12:00 m "Wtfe Venus Seuttary" (com) Nipsey Russell i nd Geor1e Burns '3&-Jean Hatlow Clark Gable. join host Mac Devis. 2:00 O (C) "Raw Wlftd In Eden" (adv) 0 CLETE ROBERTS WITH '58-£sther Williams, Jett Chandler. * NETWORK NEWS NOW! m ··1 eo.tr the War" (adv) '37-John Wayne. I m I!) News 9 "Clllna's Uttte Dtvfls" (dra) '45 N_!Jllt Qal1ery -Paul Kelly. . ~CI> a>~~ of San Fra.n-3:00 Cl) "Top Haf' (mus) '35 -Fred casco Rampa1e A decent family Astaire Gincer Ro1ers man, a friend of Steve Keller, be· 119) (C) "A Mlft Califf Cianno11" comes a murd~r suspect afte~ he (wes) '69-Tony franc.iosa, Michael and other residents of a cnme· Sarrazin. ridden nelghbofhood staae a vigi· 3:30 II (C) "Now You See It, Now Yot1 lante raid. Robert Hooks and Janet Don'f ' (com) '6S-Jonathan Win· Maclachlan 1uest. ters, Steve Allen fl1) Behind the Unes Ci) (j) (C) "Wllere't Charlie" (com) e> Drama '52-RaJ Bo11er. 10:30 I Twiti&flt Zone 4:30 (]) SaN as lOAM llstin& • Conctfttrltion <rit ) .. Frem Hert to Ettmlt(' lilt Cosby Concl. (dra) '54-B~rt Lancaster. Tntro con Oswaldo Calvo • Lis Dias Ftllc:ts ' I '"'• tflt Loni C1Ub EVEN I NG 11:001~111~= Twilipt lone 6 Ptny MalOft 0 Movie: (C) "A Time for Killin(' (wes) '67--0lenn ford, lnaer Slev· ens. Georee Hamilton. m Bradford Dillman Stars * On Mission Impossible G) Mission: l11peuible I!) Movie: "The Vampire" (hor)- Abel Salazar. I(]) Uvln& EasJ Alfred Hitdlcioct Pmenb Day rt Nlpt Cl)) The Pioneers 11:1smc11111a 34 ll:JO IJ <9 ({)) C1J ~s Late Movie: (C) ''Sunday In New Yott" (rom) '64--0iff Robel'tson, Jane Fonda. Rod Taylor. II fD (]) ®) m JohnnJ Carson Mowtt: "The 111 saetp" Cmys) '4&-HUl_!Ptlr_!1 Borart. U @ CV OJ Wide World Sl*lal 12:00 00 Dr. Irene Kassorla m Mowte: "Tiit Nt¥adan" (wes) '5G-Randolph Scott. 1:00 rn D (I)@ Cil Newt D 9 m TollOfYtw 1:30 m AU.ftlitrt Sllow: "h ll of Lift," "fllMt," ''Ont Qood Tum" 1:45 fJ Mewtt: (C) "Sil lildl Hol'Sf1" (wts) '62-Audie Murphy. l :IO II Mn: US.alee! Carso" (dra) '51-D1n1 Andrews, Cl111de Rains. 5:30 II 0 ~Ci) m Nnn (6) Courtsltlp of Eddie's Father I Beverly Hiiibiiiies Dennis Ult Menace I DftH1 of JtHnle Cl) AzUtn TeletMft continued from SPM. I Eltctrlc Company Doft Wits.It's Town Talk Three Stopces 6:00 oommm>m News CD@(I)(tij(j)) News loflanza 6 Hotan's Heroes The Luc,.,. lltt fllnbtoftH Nlctrt Qalltry El Pobre Qonzaltz Movie: (C) (21tr) "Guns for Sin Sebastian" (acM '68 -Anthony Cluinn. Anjanette Comer. m tw1epod1e lodce al Speed Racer &:JO @ Dealer's Clloke 0 Movie: (C) (90) "Dead Hert on A Merry.Qo.Round" (com) '66 - James Coburn, Camilla Sparv, Aldo R1y, Robert Webber, Rose-Marie. A con man just out of jail plans the robbery of a bank at Los An&eles International Airport to coincide with the arrival of the Sovlel Pre· mler. I Diet Van O,le Merv Grtffln Show That Girt Zoom! THE DAILY PILOT, TV W.EEK, FEBRUARY·~4. 1974 I Uvin1 Easy 00 The Bold Ones . Varltclld fl) El Padre de Ml Barrio Desert Theatre I Alfred Hitchcock Presents Uttte Rascals Masterpiece Theatre (R) 7:00 I CV D m News la Crilda Bien Criada Bowfing tor Dollars Japanese la'!lua~ Pro1r1m Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Incident on 9:30 fU (j) @) Qj fl:' Brian Keith A Dark Street'' (dra) '72 -James Show Dr. Sean lets a sea-goin1 con Olson, Robert Pine. man talk him Into accepting half Cl) Wildlife Theatre interest in a catamaran as payment I Wllars My Une? for a bill -without knowing the I Love Lucy boat's condition. Mod Squad D Odd Couple Stars Tony 00 Aztlan TeletJ\on Continues * Randall, Jack· Klugman to 8PM. 0 (ll) Cl) aJ The Odd Couple Fe· IE.smeralda lix develops a severe case of in· (j) Dr11net somnia and Oscar suggests a wide Aviation Weather variety of remedies but nothing (j)) American Hone Show seems to help ~v:n'::e~ti:~ I ~~I to ~venture &) Tllrte Stooges la Hitna 7:30 I lobby Goldsboro Show El Almanaque Hoean's Heroes 10:00 D fij (j)@) m Dean Martin • ~ Cil @) Hollywood Squares Show Redd Foxx is "roasted" by Help Thy Ntlpbor guests Demond Wilson, Foster JlmlllJ Dean Show Brooks. Jackie Gayle, Nipsey Rus· • Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2hr) sell, Slappy White, Rich Little and "Battle HyMn" (dra) '57 -Rock Joey Bishop. 1Hud5~;:" oan ou~· ; t;~:;; .~~~ro.~ Escenarto assumes a number of phony ldentl· The Choul Cana ties to. reach the "chief' of a major 1:00 fJ <9 (J)) DI rt y S 111 J Sa 11 y drui import operation. matches her wits and drinkin1 abil· 1· 1111 Moyers' Journal ity with a railroader who Is trying · Drama to steal the land of an 0°ld friend. 10:30 6 Twiliaht Zone John Mcintire, Scott Brady and • Concentration Michele Carey guest. Perry Mason B @ (j) @) m Sanford & Son la Revlsta de Marrone USC lasbtball Trojans vs. : EdlSOft, the Old Man (R) Stanford. • l•o Valdez D (]1J (]) m Brady Bunch "The ' • Praise the Lord ctub Hustler" Jim Backus guests as 11:00 0 D mm m News Mike's boss. who presents the 3 00 ({Q) 0 @News Bradys with a new pool table. Jolin Wooden Show/UCL\ Bas· At Issue ketball Bruins vs. California. Dealer's Choice Perry Mason Dracnet • Roller Games la Seftora Joven Mission: Impossible The Enera Crisis 1 Cil Uvin1 EasJ : Washlniton Week In Review Don IUrsllner's Rock Concert · El Show de losltl Peru : lonf of ttle Unlvene (R) Japanese lan1uaie Proeram ( (J)) The Pioneers 1:30 fJ (Qi) Cl)) (j) Sood Times Silver· 11:15 • Cinema 34 tongued revivalist Reverend Sam 11:30 (~ 00> CBS late Movie: (C) (Rosooe Lee Browne) believes that "Wild In the Streets" (dre) '.68 - religion has its rewards, but he's Christopher Jones. Shelley Winters. not waiting for the Hereafter to Bu Cl) ®l m Johnny Carson collect (ll) (1) aJ In Concert James DID @@) m Bob Hope Spe-Brown, Commander Cody, Jackson cial Bob Hope welcomes Debbie Browne, Linda Ronstadt and Peter Reynolds. Charley Pride and Notre Yarrow guest. Dame fotball coach Ara Parseghian I Stir nek - for this special from the University The Untouchables of Notre Dame. 12:00 Rock Concert D @ Ci) m sax Miiiion $ Man Movie: "fury" (dra) '30-Sylvia An earthquake activates a self de· Sidney, Spencer Tracy. truct weapoo that will detonate a fil) Day at Nitht nuclear device and the only hope of 12:30 (J) Movie: (C) "Assault on A Queen" survival lies in the bionic skills of (dra) '66-frank Sinatra. Steve Austin. I Nashville Music I Merv Griffin Sllow The Prisoner The Untoud'l1bl1s 1:00 @ (j) News Househunter ' ({Q) m MldnlCflt Special Dr. Nowl• Hook & the Medicine Show host. J~nese lancua11 Proaram I '" Session 9:00 (Qtl Ci)) Cl) CBS frldlJ Movie: 1:45 Movie: (C) "Casanova's Bia (C) (2hr) ''Tht SWtet Ride" (dra) llhf' (com) 's.4-Bob Hope. '68-Tony Franciosa, Michael Sar· 2:00 m AJl-Nl&frt Show: ''The Wllolt ruin, Jacqueline Bisset, Bob Den· Truth," "last Days of Dolwyn.'' ver, Michael Wildin1. The life and "The Musk Box" death story of the sand·and -surf 3:10 f) Movie: (C) "I Deal In Danaer" dwellers on carefree Malibu Beach. (dra) '66-Robert Goulet. P1ge 17 SATURDAY MARCH 2 IVORNI N G vate Eye O Movie: "Silver Queen" (wes) '42-Priscllla Lane, Geor&e Brent. U) Movie: ''The Brave One" (dra) '5&-.Michael Ray. 9:00 f) (~ (i)) Scooby Doo 0 fi1@@) m SIRmund O M~le: "Follow the Hunter'' (adv) '54-Charles Chaplin Jr. O @ (]) Lassft's Rttcue Rinpn 6:00 00 Sunrise Semester ({) Elephant Boy 6:30i1V I Classroom Ell) Mister Ro1ers' Nel&hborhood • Consumer Profile 9:30 0 ~ @ lfO) m Pinll Panther Alternatives Venereal disease @ Movie: ilfry Venaeance•• (dra) among young people Is discussed. '54-Mark Stevens. Martha Hyer. 7:00 I IU @ (lg) m Udsvillle m@ (]) Ghost Chasers 6 Tennessee Tuxedo Dusty's Trail @(I) Buis Bunny Movie: ''The first Time" (com) TV 8 Classroom '52 -Robert Cummmas. Barbara • Movi e: "Amer ican Empire'' Hale. (adv) '42-Preston Foster. Ell) sesame Street I Brother Bun 10:00 II (Q,!, (!)) Cl) favorite Martians 7:30 Sunrtae Semester 0 ~ @ (ig) m Star Trell 9 00 ®J m Addams Family D @ Cl) Br1dy Kids Mormon Tabernacle Choir O Movie: "Weekend With father" 6 Ultra Man (com) '52 -Van Heflin. Patricia @ (}) Yo1i's G1nc Neal. Elementary News U) Country Music True Adventure I Alfred Hitc:hcocll 8:00 (tij Cl)) CJ) Hair Bear Bunch • Roller Games · Q) Cil ®) a;, Emer1ency + 4 10:30 (~ 00> Cl) Jeannie John W11n1 Theatre . Q) CI) (f(i) m Butch Cassidy Movie: "Tornado" (adv) '43 -Movie: "iiiand Princess" (adv) Marie McDonald, Chester Morris 'SS-Siivana Pampanlnl. D @ (I) Super frtends 0 @ (]) 'f) Mission: M11lc m Movlt: ''The Hard Man" (wes) ~ Movie: "It Happened One Sum· '57-Guy Madison. Valerie French mer'' (com) '45 -Dana Andrews. I Wanderlust Jeanne Crain. Volte of Tokyo 1· Mister Rocera' Nelpborhood Seume Street 11:00 (~ (J)) Cl) Speed Bum 8:30 <9 Cl)) (() Sabrina • Ci) (6) (10) m Th• Jetsons ID Ci) ®) m Inch Hlfh, Pri· 6 ~an1: Window to the South (17)CI)aJAIC Superstar Movie * * * WITHOUT A SONG! A dilemma for any sln1erl But not 10 for handsome Tom Netherton, newest sonpter on the popu· lar Lawrence Welk Program. lt't Just the tltle of his solo on thft week's show Saturday (Mer. 2) at 7PM on KTTV, Channel 11. * * * John Wayne, as a Special FoR:es colonel In Vietnam, 11vet Instructions to a hell· copter for a South Vietnamese evacuation In ''The Green Ber· ets," airing on the NBc Satur· day Nlaht Movie (March 2) at 8PM. * * * HAVING GAS PAINS? Get Your 2 Wheel Deliverance NOW! at HARLEY DA VIOSON of WESTMINSTER 9306 Bntsa, Westminster Between Br ookhurst & Magnolia 893·6274 531-6440 (CloMd Sul\Uy & Monday) Page 18 I? ::~me Street 11:30 I (~ Cl)) Josie &. the Pussy· tits o 9 CiJ tiOJ m ;01 @ Movie: 'iffell Bent for Luther" (wes) '60-Audie Murphy. mAd Ub U) Movie: "Ma &. Pa Kettle at the Fair'' (com) '52 -Marjorie Main, Percy Kilbride. @E Championship Wmtlln1 A F T r p N () 0 r. 12:00 II <a (j)) Cl) , • b b I es I n d Bamm B1111m CJ Prep ~rts Wor1cf L.A. City Bas· ketball Quarter-Finals. O Movie: "Captive CitJ" (dra) '52 -John Forsythe, Joan Camden. @ CI) aJ Amerlun landatand flmity Clas.sics Lancer @ Wor1d of Wonder : Mister Roprs' Nelpborflood • Airtculturt USA 12:30 (Qt} (j)) (() fat Albert Outdoors With Liberty Mutual @ Education at Work Greatest S,Orts Le1ends : Sesame Strttt • Kippl Cous • The Joumq_ 1:00 (~Cl)) (I) CBS Children's film fffttval 00 Youth in the 70s @ Movie: "Captain Fury'' (adv) '39-Vletor McLaglen, Paul Lukas. 8 The Perent Game Movie: (C) "Day of the Bid· THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 24, 1974 man" (wes) 'S&--fred MacMurray. lnsiibt Combat Land of tht Giants {1) T 1tt1 Chellettft (]) Voice of Aariculture Roller Gamu · Futbol·Socclf • Movie: "Seventh Survivor," "Pladnu111 Hip Schoor' Eclipse Over Siberia 1:30 University Dl1toru1 Th• Bralnworu Head On High Speed l.IYlna 1 (I) Lee Trevino's Golf @ Concern : Mister Ro1ers' Nelahborhood · Movfe: "Fill Saft" 2:00 Dusty's Treehouse 3 Problems In Uvina ID(])@) Arnold Palmer's Best 18 Holes m West1m Theatre Ethnic faces Movie: '1Blcl1 to Bataan" (dra) '4~John Wayne. Anthony Quinn. U) Movie Classics @CI) Independent Busintu Speaks Out m Sesame Street (Qj (j)) Movie: "In the French 2:30 Steps to lurnln1 1111 (dra) '63 -Jean. Sebera. Movie Gr11test S,Orts Le1ends Movie: ''Winchester '73" (wes) 'SG-James Stewart. 3:00 Leamliia Can Be fun I(]) m Roller Games Sketchbook Focus @ Pac I Balketblll USC vs. California. O Celebrity Bowllna (I) Movie: (C) "H11fb'"d" (wes) '52-Robert Youna, Jack Beutel. El Julclo I Science Fiction Theatre CI) film F11ture Carrueolendas 3:30 Camera Three lmpacto "Quality Education and the Mexican Amerk an" D @(J) GE P'ro Bowlen Tour The $80,000 STP Classic from Miami, Fla. The VirRfnlan @ Film F11ture : Electric Companf ( (!)) Wart to Adventure 4:00 Bltnvtnlclos • Whirs Goin& On Wild Wild West Soul Train ~ne Como en Cine 00 It T1k11 a Thltf : Mr. Wllard ( (J)) Untamed Wor1d • Dnntl • Roller G1m11 • • PanOfHll Latino Voa of A(rtculture 4:30 Just Natural S:OO • Inquiry Dra1net ' Outdoors Wltfl Liberty Mutual It Par to le lporant hydtofolJ Today (j)) Cti.ll1nfln1 Su Corona Now IJ * * * TV SPECIAL * * * *HERB HAFIF FOR GOVERNOR tJ Paid r.tlltie91 Aftnounctment I The Mouse factory Plnbusters Seymour Prutn1' @ Cl) fl) ABC's Wide Wortd of Spoltl ISbrTrtk <9 (J)) This Wiik In tllt NIA News Movie: (2hr) "Hunchbad of Notre Dame" (dra) '39 -Charles L1u1hton, Maureen O'Hara. The Persuaders ti Ci) Otller People, Other Placu Wrestllna 1 Interface • Arnold Palmer's hst 18 Holes · • Rid Ward'a Rock & Roll 5:30 Johnny Mann's Sbnd Up and Chffr Corbett Monica auests. § 9 (j) <9 Ci)) ""' Unta1111d world "The Nile" Movie: (C) "Topaz'' (dra) '69 -Frederick Stafford. Oany Robin. tI!) Acdon Chicano m ThtH Stoopl fV[NING ;> ftt:PHCf\v,ff>~1ME * YOUR TIME TONITE 0 9 HM Haw Loretta Lynn end Conway Twitty 1uist. Thi Real Don stttl1 Show Nlaht Gallery ant Como en Cine @ National Cleoaraphlc : hlllnd the lines ( Cl)) World at Wer • • T11tro del 5ab1do Spffd Ractr 6:30 (l)NIWI Sports With hrtk• KHBC ftlWI Conf1m1e1 Twlllpt Zone {i7J (!) aJ RHtoner Report Box dtM11lco . Llult Little R1scal1 7:00 II Otller People, Ottter l'leea "Valley of the Old Ones" Wiid Klnld0nt Truth or Consecautncn Bowtina for Dollars Otller People, Otller Pl1cu ..... World at Wet Victory at Su "Sea and Sand" <9 Cl)) a;, l.nnflct Wtlk It TlkH A Tllllf (]) John WIJM Thutre (j) Draptt Jimmy D11n Shew fE Thi Unquiet 0..th of Julius and Eiii11 Rosenbtra (R) Gii) Rlell W1rd'a Roct I Roll rn rota Surat0n 7:30 II Wild World If Animals "Villa1e of the Storks" Heinz Sielman, In· temational animal photoerapher, observes the living habits of the storks in a German villa1e. I Qj oo Th• Thnllsae••n John Woodeft Show Boxinf Front ttlt Olfmpk CI) let's Make A Deal Mllllon $ Movie: (C) (2'.hhr) ''Th• hnn1 Goodman Story" (mus) 'SS-Steve Allen, Donna Reed. I Ottle's Cllrts Cl) Bobby Golcllboto Sltow 11le Ghoul Cl1n1 1:00 e <a Cl)> Cil All tn u.. F1111i, 1:30 9:00 t:JO lO:GO . D 9 (j) m NIC Saturday Mov· IJ @ CIHIJ 0 wen M.,. 11111 Ir. {e) (Jltr) "Tiit lrMn ltmt" Christopher Georae autsts as a de· (dra) '68--John Wayne, David Jans-tective who is char1ed In a wronaful sen, Jim Hutton, Aldo Ray, Bruce deattl suit after he kills 1 youth In ta.bot. Patrick W.yne. A cynle1I war the boy's home under the mistaken correspondent, whose paper doun't lmpreSlion that the youna man Is a believe the U.S. should be Involved wanted Jewel thief. Jane Wyatt also In the Vietnam War, &ots on patrol 1ues1s. with an Army career min and two D Rund1ren & Utopia on Green Beret detachments to con-* Kirshner Rock Concert struet 1 Strike tamp In Viet Cont • I Ooll IOrshnef's Roe• Concert territOfY. fl) News O UClA l11btballl UCU at Stan· 700 Club ;d~ (}) &) Tiit Putrfbe fta· : One of A :Jnd 111 "Keith and L1uriebelle" As a =don Show last resort, Keith •ski Laurie to be i ~is date 1t 1 p1rty he's 1Mn1 to l0:30 YnttnSay impress 1 new flr1 at school. News ~ Mcwte: (C) (3hr) "Huny '""' : Alfttrlcan Hllfilands (R) dftn" (dra) '57-Mlchael Caln• 11:00 i a D @) ... Jane Fonda. ' IHI Wtnon sa.c.. m Movie: (2'1t) ffffunchbld of Mlstloft: h•possible Notre DtlM" (dre) '39 -Charles TOiiy & Snan Alamo Lluahton, Maureen O'Hare. . (]) Reck Concert I CM•'"°""'" Wmtflnf ()) Movie: (C) ''Tltt Cllapman Cine C.1no tit ~"' RtpOft" (dra) '62-Efrem Zlmbellst Wlllltlfl ltetJters Jr .. Shelley Winters, Jane F.onda. Super 5'tw I Ci ..... 34 TNtnt def Slbado . • Trfnlty llblt School Mn: "Wl•r Mlttitt(' (dr•) · tt ta Written '48-lette Otvls. Jim Dtvis. 11:15 CJ) Mn: (C) ''f•• 11 ttll ""'" 1:30 1J <9 CJ)) (.I) M•A•s•H Esplo· of the Game" (mys) '6&--Anthony naa•. SKrecy ind spies envelop the Fr1nciosa, Jiii St. John. unit when 1 colon•! In the CIA 11:30 IJ Newt (who may be 1 mafor in the CID, 0 The Nlpwy RUSMll Show A or • lieutenant In the CIC) starts talk/variety show featurlna M1yor pokina eround into Ult surclcal Tom Bradley, sinatr1 Seils & Cfofts., hospital's 1ffairs. Dive Toma, slnaers Ann Weldon Cl) C:..blt and l<Jren Morrow. a ~ CJJ m * ....... .... oo MMe: "The Hu11u• J•tte" le: (C) (to) "HouttN, We've ht A (dra) '56-Jan Stert111c. Gary Mer- Problt•" (susp) '73-A dramatlu· rill. tlon ot tht re1l-llfe struarle to rt· U Movie: (C) "Rio Imo"' (wes) tum the A,iollo 13 astro111uts safely '59 -John Wayne, Deen Martin, to Earth after their moon·bound Anal• Dickinson, Rick. "•Ison. spac:9Cr1ft 1$ dam11ed by an ti· i Sbr Trtt ploslon. Robert Culp, Clu Gu11ier. • .TOftJ & ~Ala• Slndra Ott, Gery Collins and Ed Movie: ''You1tfblood Hawk•H Nelton star. (dra) '64-J1mes Franciscus, Sut· A Ill AMtn.n anne Ple.shette. ID "-·· Fii• r.n.in "Po· m Mtwft; "lreakina tflt Sollnd temkln" (R) lamer" (adv) '52-Ralph Richard· 9:GO 8 (tll (.I)) (.I) M•IY TJter Moore son . .-.. Mary Rldt1rds spends every <9 (.I)) Mftte: "'frt• Hm to nlaht for 1 wHk at 1 sln&lts bar, Eltml~ (dra) 'S4-8urt lancHter, rt$tarchlnc material for 1 special Deborah. Kerr. Monteomery Clift. news show, and aets 1n eyebrow· Frank Sinatra. liftina view of the swinalnr·slnales tl> Roct Coftmrt scene. 12:00 ti F1bulous 52! (C) ''Opet'ltion I Nashttte Mak Cobr1" (dra) '71 -Willi1m Con· PN111ler FU• rad, D1vid Ja11ssen, Gary Crosby. Hlppflltll Is Lana Wood. A special 1ient with Dnlrt Tkatn the U.S. Cl&Stoms Service poses IS t:30 IJ (ft (j)) CJ) 1 0 b N e w II a , t 1n aimles~ drifter to penetrate 1 ..,. It's 1 matter of principal ver· n1rcotlc:s ~nr. , sus principle when Emily refuses to D MMe. '1:tllde_..,. (dr•) 29 advance one of her students two -Ronald Colman. Ann Herdlnc. rr•des at the ln1istent proddina of D M~: (C) "nit Snlh hopft" the prfnclpil (hor) 68-8oris Karloff. I Alfnd HHct.c.ct Prafftt G) Movie: "Minds ef A Strattftf' MIMftty Co••unlty (mys) '62-P11.1I lukather. rnr w1,...., 12:30 Cl) M.W.: "TMCMt'a Pit" (com) Tiit Cattfenllans '58-Ct1r1c G1bl1, Doris Day. 10!00 <8 ())) Cl) amJi[) Th 1 1:00 D Fllps14e The Fifth Dimension • ., Awlrdt AlidyWTfilams Is ruest. joined by top stars of thf tteordinJ G» Mn: Hfllt lrMft Buddha" wor1d '" pmentlna the Grammy ~<M '55-Wayne Morris 1w1rds by the National Academy of 1:30 m All-NlfM Sltow: UfM Houltln Rtcordlnf Arts ind Sciences honor· Stery," "T1rawa luchlltad," inf outstandina erutlve 1chltvt· "lmntlr'1 Mlnlofts'" rnents In the music field. C..ebrlty 1:$$ IJ MM: .,.lueprint ftr Murdel" auests Include Glen C.mpbtll, The (dra) '53 -Joseph Cotten, Jean Carpenters, Robert• f11cJc, Al Grttn, Peters. Isaac Hayes ind Kris Kristofferson. 3:10 B Movie: "fennnset'a Partntf' D SMa lMltrt (Ori) 'SS-John P1ynt. TtiE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. F'EBRUARY 24, 1974 -~--~-~ ~· ~ .~:, _. -~ C L 0 S E -U P • 'TRAVELIN' SHOW What is the shortest route between Leo Carrillo Beach In California and Staten Island in New York? Advocates of the straight line theory may be surprised to discover that producer Greg Garrison makes the trip in 60 minutes and tosses in stops at plantations In Savannah, Lookout Mountain In Chattanooga, Stone Mountain National Park near Atlanta, an Andalusian horse ranch in Southern California, scenic Lake Tahoe In Ne- vada. the banks of the Cumberland River plus two of Tennes- see's top breeding farms for steeplechase champions near Nashville, a railway station hotel in Chattanooga, the Capitol Building In Washington. O.C., the Governor's mansion in At- lanta ... and even a visit to Wall Street in New York City. Th is impressive list of actual settings provides a panoramic out- door s1age upon which Garrison showcases no less than twenty individual musical numbers spotlighting the nations' top country western stars. Appropriately titled Music Country, USA, the production (air- ing Thursdays at 10PM) is literally as big as the entire nation. The unique format of Mµslc Country could set a new trend for variety shows in general. Armed with three mobile units and four free lance camera crews. Greg Garrison literally takes the entire production to the stars and select scenic settings around the nation. It was a cold day in Dixie when Music Country moved one of its three mobile units through the south to film country- western star9 in Tennessee, Georgia. the Carolinas, Florida and Louisiana. Average temperatures during the production period settled around the 30-degree mark with the chill factor ranging between 10 and 20. While this may seem tame to some folks, It posed plenty of problems to many of the singing stars who, for obvious reasons, do not perform In winter clothing. "By and large the ladles tared best," reveals one wardrobe mistress. "You'd be surprised how easily we could hide slacks or ski pants under floor length country dresses. The men were less fortunate-they had to settle for a blanket and a cup of coffee between scenes. · Shooting the show was not unlike moving a small army around the nation when you consider their mobile crews cov- ered twelve states and the District of Columbia shooting the first four shows. One moblle unit alone has logged 8,000 miles thus far and. from all indications, an impressive TV "first" will be chalked up by the time this series covers all 52 states. Governor Jimmy Carter of Georgia made an impromtu ap- pearance on Music Country when filming was done there. He stopped by to watch his daughter's clog dance group appear in a segment of the series and could not resist acting like a proud papa when the cameras were turned his way. Savannah's legendary Grove Point Plantation, once owned by Johnny Mercer's family, Is one of the scenic locations se- lected for sequences In the Savannah area. The working plan- tation, owned today by a corporation, is also the site selected for filming "Cape Fear" with Gregory Peck and Robert Mitchum. Music Country passes along a tip on what may well be the last bargain transportation we may encounter for a while. While filming aboard New York's Staten Island Ferry, they discovered the fare is still a nlckle per person ... which makes it just about the most Inexpensive location site for the entire series. That is, if you don't include air transportation from Los Angeles, hotels and meals, cab fare to and from U)e ferry dock, a mobile tape unit, etc., etc. Location ideas for the show come from just about everybody who has seen the show. according to producer Greg Garrison. Guest star Jerry Reed turned them on to the famed Stone Moun- tain Park In his native Georgia, a policeman in Chattanboga suggested Lookout Mountain, and members of a state historical society pointed out ~ome classic plantations In Savannah. P11e 19 0 u m c( IE w ~ Ul HI-FI STEREO INVENTORY TAX CLEARANCE SALE ·:='D~IH • t °""$ 1.87 - Come in and Save on New, Used, or Demonstrator Merchandise All Models Priced To Sell •.• Up To 60°/o Off List! SALE DAYS Feb. 2 4 from Moon to March 2, 5 p.m. MEW HOURS: Monday thru Fri. I I to 8, Sat. I 0-5, Sun. 12·5 • 445 E. 17th, COST A MESA ®PIONEER n_.,css > z 0 en (!) cc w m c z ~ N • = I I ·! By Sloan Wilson: How Not to Raise Your Children DAILY PILOT FEBRUARY 24, 1974 A Doctor Answers Your Most-Asked Dieting Questions ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Which Celebrities Do You Like Best? It's Voting Time! sk Them Yourself Want to uk • lemoue pereon e queaUon? Send IN question .. a pcNlcard, to "Aall," Femlly Wffkly, 841 Lexington Aw., New Yor1c. N. Y. 10022. We'll pay $5 lor publlthed queallona. Sotry, -can't anewer other.. FOB HELEN HAYES I keep reading. that you are going to retire from acting, and then I see you appeM in another part. When will you really retire?-/. D. F., Indio, Calif. • For the last several years I have been trying to retire by bun1ing all of my bridges. That's why I made so many an- nouncements that I wouldn't act anymore-to embarrass FOR JACK NICKLAUS Many experts say you're a greater golfer than Bobby Jones and point to the fact that you've won more titles than be did. What's your reaction?-Micbael Mathewson, Austin, Texas •Bobby Jones won bis major titles in a much shorter period of time than I did. There's no way of telling bow many be would have won if he'd taken as many shots as I have. FOR JULIET PROWSE How do you keep such a marvelous 6gure? Do you keep dieting all the f;ime?-F. S.S., Wabonville, Calif. e I used to. Whenever I was on layoff between television shows or films I put on weight. Once I even put on eight pounds in two months! But since I had rny baby a year ago, I no longer have any such problems. Don't ask me why, be- cause I don't know. FOR GEORGE HAMILTON I saw you in "The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing," and you played such a wealc-spirited, foolish character. How does it £eel to play character parts after having been a leading man for so long?-N. Koenig, Ft. Mitchell, Ky. • It's true I've been a leading man since I was 18, but I lilce playing the heavy. In fact, I think I'm better suited for it. Besides, Burt Reynolds deserved to play the lead. FOR SUSAN DEY, Laurie on "The Partridge Family .. Do you think the oew morality has made you freer than your mother?-D. A. A., Appleton, Wis. •Yes, of course. But if I had lived in her day, I'd probably have been as she was. I hate to use the phrase "society dic- tates," but it seems to be true. Society does change. And because of changing attitudes, I am probably Jess restricted than my mother was at my age. FOR SEN. THOMAS F. EAGLETON (D-Mo.) Fuel shortage or not, I thought we had some sort of price controls. What's going on?-G. G. S., Logansport, Ind .. • Some increase in the price of fuel was predictable in the walce of the Arab oil boycott and the general increase in the price of imPorted cmde oil. But I can't find any reason for the kind of increases now being freely passed to the Ameri- can people. I think the Administration should order an im- mediate roJlb?ck of the latest round of price increllSes, fol- lowed by a top-to-bottom investigation of possibJe profit- gouging by the oil industry. Cowr Photo by Rodd)' McDowall/l" Gron myself sufficiently so I wouldn't go back to world But it hasn't succeeded. All along I've had this inner feeling that the theater is not good for me any~ore, becaus~ whenever I've appeared in a play recently, Ive .become all .. The last time, I got so sick that I ended up m the hospital. The doctor told me that I was allergic to theater dust. Now, at least, I've made up my mind that I will no longer act in the theater. But I do plan to continue acting iu television and movies. FOR PAT MORROW, Rita Jacks Harrington of .. Peyton Place" I read in F 4MILY WEHL 'l: that you are interested in politics. Isn't this nnusual for a woman-especially an actrea on "Peyton Plaoe"?-M. N., Columbus, Ohio • I come from a family of bwyers, and when I was a little girl my grandfather had us wntching .. Meet the Press .. every Sunday. At the dinner table, we children were not allowed to talk.. While the adult conversation went on, we listened- so my political ambitions began early. Besides, I was taught I should" pay back to America what I was blessed with. FOR MONTY HALL of "Let's Make a Deal" Is the money you give out on the stage real cw fabP-Jamea R. Schlegel, Dubuque, Iowa • It's real. But in case you're wondering if I carry Jots of money in my pocket during the show, the answer is no. Be- tween deals, an associate backstage gives me the money J will use in the next deal, and then I return what is not used when the deal is completed. For very large amounts, we use checks. FOR SEN. SAM J. ERVIN (D-N.C.) 1 bear you want to .. make the Department of Ju.stiee inde- pendent of the Executive branch. That sounds good in light of Watergate, but would it be coostitutional?-B. Fomtin, Cedar Falls, Iowa •Yes. The office of Attorney General was established by the Judiciary Act of 1789. It was not until 1870 that the Depart- ment of Justice was established by act of Con~. The time has come for Congress to seek ways to improve the administration of justice and to insure its independence and fairness. FOR SEN. BARRY GOWWATER (R-Ariz.) I keep hearing we've got too many generals and not enough troops in our anned forces. Just bow top-heavy are we?- Tbomas Lang, Canton, Ohio •We aren't at all top-heavy. Of the leading military coun- tries of the world, with the exC<>ption of the ~oviet Union (material cannot be gathCTed on them), the U.S. has 54 generals and admiraJs per 100,000 active-duty servicemen. Only one cowltry in the world has fewer, and that's West Germany with 47. Feb-u1ry 2A, 197A /iunl(V ~ The Newspaper Magazine MORTON FRANK, Prelident end PubUIMr LEONARD S. OAVIDOW, et.mrman PATRICK M. UNSKEY, V.P.-Ad Director Sid ~ef9ky, Mar1tetlng Dir.; Gerald I. Wra., Eastern Mgr.; Robert D. Glfdr. Associate Eastern Mgr.; Joe Frmr, Jr .. Chicago Mgr.; Rlc.Mrd T. Flyrwi, Detroit Mgr. PUILllHER An.ATIOMS: ROBERT D. CARNEY and LEE EWS, V.P.s and Co-Directors; Robert H. Marrtott. Mgr.; Robert J. et.rlatten "'8UIHDI SIERYICU; Robert Banbt, Promotion; CerJt Eller, Merchandising; LouJI LarW .. Distribution. MORT PERSKY, V.P.-Edltor-Jn-Chler Reynohk Dod9on. Managing Editor Richard VaJdati, Art Dfrector ROAtyn Atw.nya, Women's Editor Marilyn Hanaen, Food Edilor Joan Henrtc:kMn and Hal Landon., Associate Editors; Gloria BrMr, Pictures. Contrtbullng Editors: P9er J. Oppenhel,,..r, Hollywood; Larry Bcw1ateln, Sports. .. AODUCTION: Melbourne Zlpprich, Director: Richard Wendt. Mgr.; RC>Mrtll Cofll~ Makeup. Headquarters: 841 Lexington Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10022CC1974 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC. All rlghtt reaerved. A pfttlc,.. Of Do ... COllMltlftlclltloM, lac. Echtard A. DowM, Jr., Clt1-t Execut/ye Otrfr;er Ref~ I . T,..ta, PrHflNnt J. can you spot . the camel Filters smoker? Even at the firemen's parade, everyone seems to have a gimmick-almost everyone . ........ _ _.__......__..._. ___ ........ .....___.__, Pick the one who doesn't. 1. Sorry. Meet "Clean Ed" Mealmangel, discount diner owner. Gimmick: Leaves his thumb print in mashed potatoes. Smokes ABL's ''Any Brand Left " in the ash trays. 2. No And no. Tex'n'T1lly, icky-poo radio-TV personalities. Gimmick: If 11 moves. interview it. They once even used a stethoscope to talk to a mote. Warning : The Surgeo~eral Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. - 01973 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. 3. Jerry Jibroni. Spends so much time setting up, he never sees parade. Smokes cigarettes so super-long he almost needs binoculars to light them. 4. He's Tom Thump. His bass drum really is a gimmick: Can·t stand the noise, but he likes to wear it. Puts cotton in his ears and in his cigarette filters. 5. Right. He en- joys the passing parade, without any gimmicks. That's why he smokes Camel Filters. They're good tasting, easy and honest. His kind of - cigarette. 6. He's "Sweeps" Streate. Hopes mounted police won't parade. But they always do. 19 mg. "tar:· 1.3 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Repo" SEPT.73. 'lbyota introduces ESP. A warning system that .helps keep minor problems from becoming major expenses. Take a close look at the Electro Sensor Panel pictured here. We call it ESP. And you've never seen anything like it before. That's because no other car has it. It's that new. Toyota created ESP to monitor 11 key service areas. If just one of them needs attention, ESP pops a light on to let you know. Before you find out the hard way. So if your brake pads are wearing thin, or your brake fluid )evel is low or your brake ESP is a built-in feature locat.ed above the driver. vacuum booster is losing pressure, ESP tens you. If you need oil, or water in your battery or radiator, ESP warns you. And if one of your stoplights burns out, ESP is the first to let you know. Even in the daytime. ESP works constantly when the car is running. And it gives you advance warning. So you can correct the problem before it becomes critical. ESP is standard equipment on the Corona Hardtops. It's a built-in feature lo- ESP monitors 11 key service areas while you're driving. cated above the driver. Tu check the system, turn the key, and ESP lights up momentarily to show you that it's working. We designed ESP to save you both time and money. But there's more. We feel that ESP takes a lot of the worry out of caring for a car. And to us, that's important. A real innovation. But then. that's what you'd expect from Tuyota. TOYOTA Small car specialists for 40 years. ESP may be in limited s\.ll)pJy in your area. .How Not to Raise Your Kids The Candid Co1Jfesslons of a Permissive Pare11t By Sloan Wilson Especially for FAMILY W££KLY Slo• wteon, IUnoundld by tlll8 chldren, Dnld, Rebecc•, Jetelc• and U... He..,., "Mr tine d9U1hten Md ""80ft eumnd and prospered by the grac. of God, their mother and their abUtty to Ignore almost everything I uld." A Y library has shelves bulging with books by people who claim to know everything about how to raise children. But I am probably the only self-proclaimed ex- pert on how not to do it. My creden- tials may in some ways be suspect, since my four children, who range in age from 27 to nine, are doing sur- prisingly well, but that's not because I didn't make every mistake in the book. My three daughters and my son survived and prospered by the grace of God, their mother and their ability to ignore almost everything I said. Now one big mistake you can make when you raise children is to believe you know what you're doing Young educated women who read a lot of books on child psychology often make this mistake, and so do old ladies with dozens of grandchildren, and so do writers like me. The truth is that the development of a child, like ita birth, is fundamentally a mystery that bas to be approached with awe and respect, not brash self-confidence. What works for one child may not work for another, and what works for one parent may not work for another. The reason that children are not born with sets of directions for raising them is that the emotions of human beings are too complex to be put into words. Another big mistake you can make is to admit you don't really know how to raise them. Fathers cannot just go around blurting out the truth all the time, because children expect them to .. , was extremely thankful for the fact that my children turned out to be rebels, not against society, but against me, and all the permissive fathers like me. Somebody, they said, had to set the rules, and if I couldn't, they would." have some sort of wisdom and self- conftdence. If you spank a child, you have to pretend that you're dead sure that that is the right thing to do, and if you Jct little Johnny smash bis sis- ter in the face with a toy train without anything but a gentle reprimaod, you have to pretend that you're dead sure that this ia the best way to teach self- discipline. Parents by nature have to be fakers, and that's why children are created in such a way that they really remain quite stupid for five or six years at least. If kids realized how little their parents know and bow little self-confidence any·intelligcnt mother or lather hu, they would be too scared to grow up at all. Almost everybody knows nowadays that one of the worst mistakes a par- ent can make is being too strict. This is the way my parents ruined me. Back in the twenties, when I was raised, mothers were warned by doc- tors to avoid spoiling their children. Following the best scientific advice of her time, my mother gave me a bottle of milk every four hours when I was an infant, an.d if I got hungry before fe eding time, I was just forced to cry it out-a process that, I am told, al- most drove my parents and the neigh- bors crazy. Cuddling a baby a lot was also sup- posed-to spoil it. And devoted mothers spent a great deal of time keeping everything that might touch their in- fants surgically clean, because they knew about germs, but bad not yet heard much about antibodies. Toilet training became a grim struggle between every conscientious mother and baby. There were no sugarcoated pills in those days. When my mother decided that I needed cas- tor oil, which the unfortunate young of that period we re supposed to re- quire frequently, she held my nose until I had to open my mouth for air and then jammed in a tablespoon of the horrible stuff. Later I bad a nurse- maid who washed out my mouth with soap whenever I said a bad word. When I was rude to adults, I got spanked with an ivory hairbrush, the back of which was carved with gar- lands of flowers I still remember vivid- ly. When, at the age of 12, I went hunting with a shotg9n my father had told me not to touch, he bit me hard with his belt. I never did that again. My education about sex consisted almost entirely of the word don't. My father was the descendent of eight generations of New England preach- ers and schoolmasters, and he strongly felt that sex was for married people and nobody else. All a boy had to know, be thought, was the dire results of sin. He didn't talk to me about it much, but be used vivid language, and I got the geperal impression that if I kissed a pretty girl , she would have a baby on the spot and I would tum blue and drop dead. When I got married some years Jater, it seemed clear to me that though my parents bad been well meaning, my early youth had been unduly miserable and their methods simply had not worked. Despite my mother's valiant efforts to avoid spoil- ing me, my wife kept saying I was the most spoiled man she bad ever met. The strict emphasis on cleanliness in my early youth bad left me with an unabashed love of sloppiness. I read a lot of the new books on child care and thought I found authority for do- ing in reverse almost everything my parents had done. My children were aJlowed to eat whenever they wanted to and almost anything they desired. It had been dis- covered that children toilet train themselves and that a child's body is good at fighting the germs that scared my mother so much. The medicines my children took were made to look and taste like candy. When they said dirty words, I .knew that was natural, Co11tinucd FAMILY WEEKLY, February 24, t974 • I 1313 W . RANDOLPH ST. C HICAGO. ILL. 60607 "'~ n~/,, ~ · Ju, IW .:I" ~ Jj l"'1U "Y .fffMI. THE •so LOOK! ~r ?J'Pfft1t~/ll4/~ ~-i:~~ (\ ~-..MADEFOI 0 J"!':! OTHER ANO "YOU"I IOTti ARE MACHINE·W ASHAILf lOOW. AClrYUC $UPEl·KNIT IOMDEO TO 1~ ACETATt TltCOT FOtt SHAH ·KEEPING PElfKlK>M CAN IE WOIN AS A JACKET ALONE ... JUMPU· OIESS Al.ONE 0. CO-OltOIMATtO ENSEMILB kyle -Stvnn11io 5· utton loft"' line l&oH,.·Joc .. t wittl white binding ond ey•cotching detoa, two deep podl- m . Princu5-seolfted Jvmpe,.-Or .. hos bod)"'fit dons in bock ond o long bocl ~ipper c~ ..• con be wom wittl blouws °' tvrflenec\1 °' wom olone. YOU GET THIS 2-PIECE DASHING NEW COSTUME COMPLETE! NIW SNING COLOISc • GlllN • KUI • CAMEL • • • • • • • _..,...__.,...,... ... ,tt .................... . SAVI C.0.0. CMAIGf$. •·'-~S-liw hilt• T• e 0 -C.OA! 1..a,., ,_ ,_. ....-.. _. • e ...... . .. (Print) .• -.SS •• ••• cm STATI •• • • ... ,. ... ••••••••• Permi~~ive Parent Comi11ut•d and sometimes they sounded sort of cute, so I just laughed. As my children grew older, I gave them so many clinical details about sex and prattled so much about the beauty of it aJI that they soon ~ed me to stop. There must be somclling else interesting to talk about, my son said when he was aboul 12, and I found myself calling him a prude. In my permissive plan for bringing up children, I had a Jot of support from most of my friends in the sub- urbs where we lived, and some went a lot further than I did. One physician I knew was proud of equipping his 16- year-old daughter with birth-control materials and advising her to enjoy love and youtb without guilt. My faith extremely thankful for the fact that my children turned out to be rebels, not against society, but against me, und all the permissive fathers like me. Somebody, they said, had lo set lhc rules, and if I couldn't, they would. Some of their friends called them stuffy little squares, but my older chil- dren went on to good colleges and careers. The fact is that a parent can ruin his children by being too strict and <1lso by being too permissive. I h.ive never found a way to map out a middle ground. Doctors nnd experts on child care are of almost no help because they follow as well as create the fash- ions of their era. My mother was fol - lowing the best scientific advice avail- .. ., kids realized how little their parents know and how little self-confidence any intelligent mother or father has, they would be too scared to grow up at all." in permissive parenthood began to be shaken when his child went from pro- miscuous sex to heavy drugs to a seri- ous breakdown, all before she was 20. I was also shocked when the son of another friend of mine was hit on the head by a policeman when be was caught trying to bu1 n down a college building. It wasn't the crime or the punishment that astonished me so much as the young man's surprise. He apparently thought be could express his political beliefs by trying to burn down a building and could attack a policeman without anyone saying no and forcibly restraining him. The dis- covery that _the world was not as per- missive as his home seemed pro- foundly unfair to him. Of course many of the children of the permissive parents I knew turned out fine, but there was more trouble in those suburbs where so many of us had moved for the sake of the kids than I ever could have imagined. De- spite the much-advertised advent of the Pill and sex education, the local schools reported an alarmingly high rate of juvenile pregnancy and vene-- real disease. We started being scared by reports of marijuana io the high schools and ended by being terrified by reports of elementary school stu- dents experimenting with l.SD. I was ABOUT THE AUTHOR Sk>M Wiison Is the llUthor of "The Min In the Grey Fl.mel Sulf' and other noftla. 6 • FAMIL V WEEKL V. February 24, 1974 able when she was so strict. Thirty years later the experts emphasized the need for love so much that my wife ha rdly dared to put our first daughter down long enough to cook a meal. Now the pendulum seems to be swinging back. Dr. Benjamin Spock once told me, when I interviewed him, that mothers follow the dictates of· their hearts, not their heads, and he doubted that any book could change a woman's conduct The fact that some people arc too hardhearted and others too softhearted is a problem he did not answer. Now that I have, in lhe person of my nine-year-old daughter Jessica, a second chance at f atherbood, I find that I don•t know much more than I did with my firstborn 27 years ago. I try to avoid the crime of vacillating unpredictably between too much strictness and too much permissive- ness, but when Jessica makes me angry by making too much noise when l'm working, rm much tougher lhan when she annoys somebody else. Jessica has already begun to suspect that I have no idea what I'm doing, but her mother feels that one bug is worth more than a thousand words, and when I make mistakes. Jessie goes to her. The child recently said that she always knew I loved her, because when she did something bad I yelled so horribly, but then I always came in and said I was sorry. No boot on child care could recommend such a pro- cedure, bot sometimes even the mistakes work . IN THIS GRIND·EM·OUT WORLD, IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A QUALITY CIGARETTE?· If the cigarette is Kent there is. Kent is probably the most quality-tested cigarette made. ,.. We try to get rid of any 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 tobaccos for the milder Kent 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 mad$? Because, that way we can give you the mild, smooth taste that makes Kent what it is: America's quality cigarette. ling Size or Deluxe IOO's. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heahh Voter's Name ---------------- Address ------------------ Age ___________ Sex ______ _ Is this a family ballot? O Your own personal ballot ? O Who Are Your Favorite Performers•? *Check your choices (only one per category) *Tear out page Send to: Celebrity Poll, Family Weekly, 641 Lexington Ave., New York, N.Y. 10022 It's that time again. Time for you, our more than 30 million FAMILY WEEKLY readers, to tell off the critics (if you want to) and let the world know whom you most like to watch in the movies and on TV. This is our third nnnual poll. Last year, you'll remember, the winners were: John Wayne (for the second year), Julie An- drews, Peter Falk and Susan Saint James. Here's all you have to do: Simply check off your favorite actor or actress in each category (only one per category, please), tear out the page and send it to Celebrity Poll. FAMILY WEEKLY, 641 Lexington Ave., New York, N .Y. 10022. Win- ning celebrities will receive plaques from FAMILY WEEK.LY. We11 announce the winners in an April issue. t Female TV Stal'8 O Julie Andrews O Beatrice Arthur ("Maude") O Lucille Ball O Amanda Blake ("Gun.smolce's'' Kitty) O Cher Bono O Carol Burnett O Doris Day O ·susan Dey ("The Partridge Family") 0 Sally Field O Florence Henderson ("The Brady Bunch") O Shirley Jones ("The Partridge Family") O Hope Lange (Dick Van Dyke's "wife") O Mary Tyler Moore O Denise Nicholas ("Room 222") O Jeanette Nolan ("Dirty SaUy") · O Suzanne Pleshette (Bob Newhart's "wife") O Diana Rigg O Susan Saint James (McMIUan's wife) O Dinah Shore O Jean Stapleton (Mrs. Archie Bunker) O Ka.ren Valentine ("Room 212") O Barbara Walters 0 -------------~ WHO'S YOUR FAVORITE SUPPORTING PLAYER ON lV? Supporting Actresses O Gail Fisher (Peggy on "Mannix") O Valerie Harper (Rhoda on "Mary Tyler Moore") O Vicki Lawrence ("Carol Br1rnett Show .. ) O Clo.ris Leachman (Phyllis on "Mary Tyler Moore'') O Michael Learned (mother on "The Waltons'') O Lee Ann Meriwether (secretary on "Barnaby Jones'') O Esther Rolle (Florida on "Mauth") O Sally Struthers (Gloria on "All in the Family") 0-----------------~ Supporting Actors O Ed Asner (Lou on "Mary Tyler Moore") O Ken Curt.is (Festus on "Gunsm:oke") O GaJe Gordon (Harry on "Here's Lucy") O Wynn Irwin (Arthur on "Lotsa Luck'') 2 Ted Knight (Ted on "Mary Tyler Moore") :::: Harvey Korman ("Carol Burnett Show") :=:James MacArthur (Danny on "Hawaii Five-0") C 8iD Macy (Walter on "Maude") C Rob Reiner (Michael on "All in the Family") Ci l.alph Waite (/a/heron "The Waltons'') =Demond Wilson (Sanford's son) t • r Atllll t WEEJ<l. V, ~bruary 24, 1974 Male TV Stal'8 0 Alan Alda ("M• A •s•H") O Jim Amess ("Gunsmoke'') 0 Bob Barker O Bill Bixby (''The Magician") 0 Sonny Bono O Richard .Boone ("Hee Ramsey") O James Brolin (Marcus Welby's assistant) O Raymond Burr ("Ironside") D David Carradine ("Kung Fu") 0 Johnny Carson O David Cassidy ("The Partridge Family'') O Dick Cavett O Mike Connors ("Mannix") O William Conrad ("Cannon") O Bill Cosby O Howard Cosen O Walter Cronkite O Dom Deluise ("Lotsa Lucic") [J"Bob Denver ("Dusty's Triaf') O Michael Douglas ("Struts of S.F. ") O Mike Douglas O Buddy Ebsen ("Barnaby loMs") O Chad Everett ("Medical CenJer") O Peter Falk ("Columbo .. ) O Redd Foxx (Sanford) 0 Merv Griffin O Monty Hall O Arthur Hill ("Owen Marshalf') O Rock Hudson ("McMillan d: Wife") 0 Brian Keith 0 Jack Lord ("Hawaii Fiv~") O Paul Lynde ("Temperaturu Ruing") O Karl MaJden ("Streell of S.F.") O Randolph Mantooth (Gage on "Emergency") 0 Dean Martin O Kent McCord (Jim Reed on "Adam-/ 2") O Martin Milner (Malloy on "Adam-12") O Bob Newhart 0 Carroll O'Connor (Archie Bunker) O George Peppard ("Banacek") O Richard Roundtree ("Shaft") O Telly Savalas ("Kojak") O Jimmy Stewart ("Hawkins .. ) O Richard Thomas (John-Boy Walton) 0 Kevin Tighe (DeSoto on "Emergmcy") 0 Dick Van Dyke O Dennis Weaver ("McCloud") O Lawrence Welk 0 Flip Wilson O Robert Young (''Marcus Welby") O Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. ("The FBr') 0 -------------~ Female Movie Stars O Julie Andrew$ O Aon-Margret O Doris Day O Jane Fonda O Goldie Hawn O Glenda Jack.son O Sophia Loren O Ali MacGraw O Shirley Macl..aine O Llza Minnelli O Tatum O'Neal O Paula Prentiss O Cybill Shepherd O Barbra Streisand 0 Liz Taylor O Liv Ullmann O Raquel Welch O Shelley Winters O Natalie Wood O Joanne Woodward 0 ------- Male Movie Stal'8 O Woody Allen O Warren Beatty O Richard Benjamin O Marlon Brnndo O JimBrown -----. ---- O Richard Burton ~- O James Caan O Michael Cafoe 0 Clint Eastwood O Ell iot Gould O Gene Hackman O Charlton Heston O Dustin Hoff man O Burt Lancaster • O Jack Lemmon 0 Lee Marvin O Walter Matthau O Steve McQuecn O Roger Moore O Paul Newman O Jack Nicholson D Ryan O'Neal O Al Pacino O Sidney Poitier O Anthony Quinn 0 Robert Redford O Burt Reynolds O George C. 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He turned 80 on Valentine's Day, and we began talking about his pro- posed retirement. FAMILY WEEKLY: Tell the truth now -could you ever think oC yourself as not working? BENNY: Let me put it this way. I could retire up to a certain point. And I'll tell you what that point is. If I made a busi- ness of my concerts-and you know 1 give concerts for charity all the time- if I could do enough throughout the year, then I could probably retire. You see, J LOVE to play the violin. But I also love to get laughs. Aod l love to talk. So~hen I give a concert, I can do everything I do in Las Vegas. The dif- "Everybody knows my stingi- ness is a joke. But in order to compensate, it costs me a bloody fortune!" ference is, the people who come to con- certs are pretty sophisticated-the same people who maybe come to hear Isaac Stern, or Heifetz. Jn fact, Isaac Stem acts as an agent for me because be tells me where they need the money. J al- ways say he gets ten percent of nothing. FW: What do you think of today's per- missivene~particularly in movies?• BENNY: It's too bad. Producers are taldng the easy way out. And the fact that the films are rated means nothing ro me. J mean, either a picture should be permitted to be shown, o r not, and not have an X rating or a G rating, or however they rate them. 10 • FAMILY' WEEKLY, Febru1ry 24, 1974 JKk Benny end hla wtfe Mary, wftOM "knowledge about lhow bueJneu,'' he up, "la abeolutely amazing." FW: During the last election there was a Proposition 18 in California that, if passed, would have prohibited the showing of a lot of films. What did you think of that? BENNY: I voted no because while I don't like obscene films, I don't want censorship. Of any kind. anywhere. Otherwise someone can suddenly say, "Well, we don't want this Jewish joke!" or ''We don't want this Italian joke." If a proposition like that went through, there's-no telling how far censorship would go! FW: As you grow older, are you grow- ing more conservative? BENNY: Not if conservative means stingy, careful with money. This I have never been. Neither has my wife. U I had, r should be the richest actor in show business. But politically-well, J am not a party man. I've never been a Democrat or a Republican. I don't want to get booked, I guess-I just want to vote for who is right. FW: You say you aren't stingy. How did that joke start? BENNY: By accidenL In one of my old shows there were a couple of jokes about my being stingy. The audience laughed. A little later, when J did a weekly show, we used the same gag and it worked again. AU of a sudden I became a stingy character. And then I realized how humorous it was, an ele- ment that is easy to laugh at. It's easy to relate to. FW: Has this ever gotten out of hand? BENNY: Sometimes when I do guest shots, they plan on doing too much, and I'll say, ''Hey, wait a minute, fellas! I can't be stingy throughout the entire show! There must be other things to do." I'm so identified with it now that I don't have to spell it out anymore. For instance, on the Dean Martin show I. walk into a restaurant and a re- porter comes out and says there's a big comet in the air and it's going to hit the earth in about five minutes and the earth will be «strayed. I don't say a word, but I go to the phone, and I say to the operator, "Who do I see? I just put a dime in the phone box .... " I don't have to go any further. Just my going to the phone gets the laugh. FW: Did anyone ever take your stin~ ness seriously? BENNY: No. Everybody seems to know it's a joke. But in order to compensaJe, it costs me a bloody fortune! Even with charities. I'm forced into giving a lot more than I can afford sometimes. FW: How about your insistence that "I don't give a hoot how much people lik~d me on radio or in vaudeville. That's gone." you are 39 years old? How did that get started? BENNY: I kept the ye.ar 37 for a couple of years. When I was 38, I kept that up for about another three years. Then when (got to be 39, for some reason or other we thought 39 was a funny number. AJso, a lot of little kids think that when you are 40, you are an old man. And who wants to be old? FW: Did anyooe ever object to your growing older than 39? BENNY: Well, once we decided, for the publicity, to have a big 40tb birth- day. You can't imagine the letters I re- ceived, including one from The Chris- tian Science Monitor, begging me not to do it. The Monitor's letter wasn't humorously written, it was serious. They said that most people know my ' right age [Jack was born Benny Kube!· sky o n February 14, 1894); but the people say, "Well, if Benny stays 39 and keeps working, I can keep oo work- ing, tool" So I stayed 39. But we don't play that bit much anymore. ~r the Maxwell car joke. That's old stuff now -it's become corny. FW: You don't look much older now than you did 20 years ago. How do you manage to stay in such good shape? BENNY: Luckily I don't ca.re much about eating. I love breakfast, but after that I can go on practically nothing. And l play golf-not as much or as well as l used to. But I think the most impor- tant thing is to do thin~ mentally. I love to work. FW: You once told me that one of the reasons you stayed young wu because your grandchildren kept you young. Is that still the caae? BENNY: Maybe that was right at the time, but today I feel it's my work that keeps me young. I like practically every- thing I do, and I don't delve into my- self. I don't give a boot bow much peo- ple liked me on radio or in vaudeville. That's gone. And when somebody asks me, "What did you like be8t, radio or television?" I say, "When I was in radio, I liked radio. But I couldn't wait to get into television. If there is some- thing after television, that's what I will like!" You don't live for yesterday or even today. You live for tomorrow. FW: Did the fact that you and Mary worked together for such a long time help your marriage? BENNY: Yes. But you know, it wu quite by accident that we ·became a team. When I met her she was selling ladies' hosiery at the May Company. In those days a lot of comedians would bring a girl out on.stage to work for them. They were supposed to be dumb girls. All the comedians, bad dumb girls. Well, ooe day the one working for me became ill and Mary knew the part, and I said, "You know, you could do this beautifuUy!" And she did. FW: After that, did you teach her a lot about the business? BENNY: Mary's knowledge about show business is absolutely amazing. She claims she learned certain things from me, which she probably did. but there are certain things that you instinctively have to do correctly to succeed. Like she would know enough not to try hard for jokes, that if it was written correctly on paper all she had lo do was read iL That's why Ronald Colman and bis wife were great oo my show. 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'The Hun- garian-born Dr. Faludi has studied the cases of thousands of frustrated diet- ers in the course o( her distinguished career. She knows just about every reason (and excuse) for failure in the book. She also knows the nutritional hazards of dieting. And she has in- vented what she feels is the answer-a new individualized diet program wherein the dieter's regimen is mapped out by a computer capable of making 600,000 separate calculations a second! Here are some of the most-asked questions Dr. Faludi encounters-the kind that helped her fonnulate her program-plus more facts about how the computeri:z.ed program works: 1. Do you think moat fat people eat from lonellneu, lack of Hlf-ea- teem or fruatratlon? Yes-from one or more or a com- bination of all. The trick is to do something about it. Join a club, change your job, or if you can't do that, learn a new skill or bobby or craft. Start a weight-whittlers group, meet once a week and weigh in "pub- licly." Don't spend the evening talk- ing about weight Once the weighing is over, plan to.go to a movie or have a discussion about a best seller or a headline story. Then reward your top- loser by paying bis or her movie ticket or by giving him or her the best seller. 2. How can I keep myHlf from mlct. nlght-anacklng? If willpower alone won't do it, keep sliced carrots or celery in ice water. Dr. Georgina Faludl in a see-through glass jar up front in your refrigerator so they're the first thing you see when you open that verboten door. Also-wrap no-no's in opaque paper and keep them way back in the refrigerator. 3. Muat I atop u1lng ult? No, but use it sparingly. There's enough salt in food without you add- ing it. If the taste is ftat, try lemon- pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, basil and other herbs. They add fillip to foods without adding calorics. In any case, promise not to add salt be- fore tasting your food. 4. I never eat breakfaat. Mu1t I? Skipping meals is not good practice. You may not notice it, but you build up an appetite for the next meal and overeat then. If you skip breakfast, your daily consumption will usually be higher than normal. And, although skipping may make you feel noble at the time, by the end of the day you'll be irritable an~ mad at yourself. This hind of thing is destructive-docs ter- rible damage to a diet regimen. 5. How much should I loae? There's no general rule. Statistical tables are for the majority. It's a good idea to ask your doctor what be con- s~ders an ideal weight for you. When you begin to diet, you'll lose weight C 0111i11ued FAMILY WEEKLY, February 24, 1974 • 11 ... • g ~ c ~ • 2 NEVER, NEVER LOSE THEIR SHAPE Washable Knit Ensembles THE S25 LOOK -BUT AT OUR LOW, LOW DIRECT-BY-MAIL PRICESI STYLE 40445-"TULIP GARDEN" SCREEN PRINT PANTSUIT chases winter "blahs," gives you a bright headstart on spring! Button-front top has notched collar, short sleeves, slight "A" fine. 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Later still, you may only lose a pound or so a week. Don't forget: A pound a week is 52 pounds a year! 8. I've been told flah la a dieter'• beat friend. Why? Because pound for pound fish has far fewer calories and just as much protein as choice beef. And by the way, another "best friend" is water. You can't drink too much of it. Drink- ing water not ool)"helps ward off con- stipation, but taken before meals, a glass of water inhibits your appetite. Sip it slowly-in fact. learn to sip all liquids aod chew all foods slowly. 7. If I eat healthy food, why do I have to control my portlona? Because a properly balanced diet means eating the correct portions of food from each of the food groups. 8. la aaccharln aafe to use? It has been used fo~ many years. If you must sweeten your coffee or tea. saccharin is the best bet. 9. Can I Include margarine In my diet ln1tead of butter? They have precisely the same num- ber of calories. But diet marglfrine has more water and therefore fewer cal- ories. Whenever possible, avoid butter, margarine or diet . margarine. Use non-stick coated pans for frying. 1 O. Why 11 buttermilk okay If butter lan't? Buttermilk is what's left over when the butter is taken out. It is an excel- lent source of protein and has fewer calories than either butter or milk. Try to cultivate a taste for it. 11 . Can I use • cream aubatltute In my coffee? No. Most. such substitutes are made with vegetable oils and have as many calories as cream. Learn to like black coffee or tea with lemon. After two weeks, you'll never miss the c ream or milk. 12. Mu1t I do wtthout Ice cream for- ever? No-not after you reach your ideal weight. For now, substitute ice milk or give yourself a "malted" treat be- fore bedtime by electric-blending one cup of modified skim milk with two ice cubes, a powdered-sugar substitute and/ or two rin~ of canned, unsweet- coed pineapple or four fresh straw- berries or a tablespoon of instant cof- fee or a teaspoon of vanilla extract. 13. If I try your computer diet, do I have to eat everything on It? No, but in order to keep a balanced nutrition you.&hould eat at least a part of everything prescribed. Try not to make up for the difference you missed. Just because you skipped something at lunc;h does not entitle you to a big- ger dinner. 14. Do I have to count calorie•? No-the computer has done that for you. We just want you to make certain you meuure amounts pre- scribed and adhere to them. 15. Why 11 thla diet better than the "new revolutionary" no-carbohy· drate diet I read IO much about? Because any diet that deprives you of essential food ingredients or nutri- ents is unhealthy. There is a certain amount of protein, carbohydrate and fat needed for your general well-being and maintenance of health. It is pos- sible to lose weight faster in the be_. ginning on a crash diet, but there is no diet that is safer for you than our individualJy-computed-f or-your-needs diet. Besides, our diet alters your eat- ing habits for life. 18. Can my friend go on the aame diet I go on? No-this computerized diet is tai- lored for you. Your friend would do better to get a diet calculated for /ier- one that takes cognizance of her food preferences, her bone struc-JR ture and her life-style. ..ill ------------------------- FILL OUT THIS COUPON TO ORDER YOUR COMPUTERIZED, PERSONALIZED DIET INTRODUCTORY OFFER, $14.95 $19.95 after March 15. Send to: Cadence Computerized Diet P.O. Box 1057, Opa Lock•, Fl•. 33054 I am enclosing a check or money order · for $14.95 plus 60¢ for malling, payable to Cadence Computerized Diet, or charge· my (check one): O Diners Club O Master Charge O Carte Blanche O BankAmerlcard O American Express Account NO·~--------~ (Please print) Exp. Date'---------- lnterbank NO--------- (find above your name) 0 Mr. 0 Mrs. 0 Miss ----------- Address ----------- City ----------- State ----''-----"-IP Code --- ® teYI R J •a¥H01.·De T09ACCO co. There were a lot of people ready for Vantage when we were ready with Vantage.And you wouldn't believe how quickly they began buying them up. Apparently, many smokers were concerned about 'tar' and nicotine and wanted to sm~ke a cigarette that reduced'tar' and nicotine without reducing flavor: And tl1at's the idea behind Vantage Filter. It gives you the flavor of a full- flavor cigarette. Without anywhere near the 'tar' and nicotine. And it does that better than any other cigarette on the market. With one exception. Vantage Menthol. But the problem with Vantage Menthol i~ that a lot of smokers don't even know that there is a Vantage Menthol. And there we failed. . In our effort to let smokers know about Vantage, we allowed our menthol to play second fiddle. Vantage Menthol has the cool fresh taste all menthol smokers go for, and at the same time reduces 'tar'to 11 milligrams and nicotine ~ to 0.9 milligrams. ~ 0.8::.... ' Now we don't want to fool you. You will find .::.~ .. a few menthol brands with lower numbers, but you ~------ won't find one that you 11 enjoy smoking as much. -4,~~ VANTAGE S h 1 k MENTHOL ~~ o, ment o smo ers , if we've failed to let you 11~ know of our existence, here goes. 0.9~ Vantage Menthol is here. If you're ready for us, we're ready·for you. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking ts Dangerous to Your Health. Filrf'f 10 nNJ 111( 08 mg nico11ne. Menthol. 11 OYJ "ta( 0.9 mg. n~o11ne -av pet ciga1e11e. FTC Repolt SP.111 ·73 I ' ' Smart Coo&Qng This week. Food Editor Marilyn Hansen makes a pot roast in plastic roasting wrap. Marilyn says: 11Cooking In the heat-proof plastic keeps in moisture and vitamins. and makes cleaning up easier. tool .. Pot ~Cooked in Plastie Wrap! MARILYN'S MENU Chilled Clem Md TOIMlo Juice .......... DIWf ap.dal Pat Ao..a• Buttered o ............. Aeeortld PlcldM WholeWhMtlNed llufteror ........... ..... Applee ..... fWel•• Cohe TN Miik •Recipe given DINNER SPECIAL POT ROAST Clew cooking wnp with fol edgee 3 lbe. bMf. brtllatt or round 1 '""''•from 2~-oz. pie .. dry ~ ... 1 lllblupaan lour 1 la. canota (llbout W), qartered 2 lbL poe.toee (llbout W). pHled 1 """,.,,., ~ ..... ellvered v. lb.,,....~ rlneed and lllced 1. Preheat oven to 400•p , Line a large l lh-2-inch-deep routing pan with cooking wrap long enough to enclose Dinner, plus 3-inch overlap. 2. Trim· meat of excess fal Center meat on wrap in pan, sprinkle soup mix and flour around it. 3. Surround with vegetables. 4. Double-fold wrap; leaving 3-ioch overlap, and sea.I foil edges; pierce wrap on top with meat fort 6 times. 5. Bake l ~ boun, or until meat is tender and vegetables and potatoes are cooked through. 8. Unfold wrap carefully. Serve Din- ner froD'l ·wrap if you like or arrange it on platter. Malces 6 servings BurrERED GREEN BEANS a.r cooking Wf'llP with foll edgee 1 lb. frelh, •INMCI, whole grMl'I ..... ~ ...... OOft ... .,............, 4tebl...,aonew..., 2 tmbl1epa one._..., or "'8fPllM, lfdellnd 1. Place green beans oo sheet of cook- ing wrap long enough to IOOldy en- close vegetables, plus making a 3-incb overlap. Seaaoo with salt and pepper. Sprinkle with water; dot with butter. 2. Double-fold plain edges of cooking wrap and foil ends to form package. 3. To cook in oven: Pierce top of wrap with meat fort a few times. Place package in pan and cook with meats about 30-35 minutes, depending upon oven temperature for meat roasting. 4. To cook· on range: Place package in skillet with l inch boiling water. Cover; coot about 1 S-20 minutes, or until tender. Keep water boiling in pan at l inch throughout cooking time. Malus 4-6 urving1 .Editor's note: We don't suggest cook- ing more than 1 lb. beans in package. To coot more, use another package. BAKED APPLES WITH RAISINS CIHr cooking Wl'8p with foll Hg.- I (2l'l-S Iba.) ........ Rome BeautJ or Greening epplM, walhed end cored • lllblllPOOiW brown ...... I lab ... poone ralllM I teupoonl butler or ....,...,.,.. ~ cup orenge Juk:e, apple lulce or dder 1. Preheat oven to 400°F. Line a 2lh- incb-deep baking dish with enough cooking wrap to enclose apples. plus 3-incb overlap . 2. Place apples on wrap; fill oeoten with 1 tablespoon each of brown sugar and raisins, and l teaspoon but- ter. Pour orange juice over all. 3. Double-fold pla.in edges, making 3- inch overlap; double-fold foil edges to seal; pierce top of wrap 6 times with meat fort. Bake 25-30 minutes, or until apples are fork-tender. 4. Serve warm with syrup from pan. Makes 6 1ervln1s FAMILY WEEKLY, Februarf 24, 1t74 • 1• AN EXPERT EXPLAINS WHY IT'S NOW EASIER THAN EVER TO KEEP FIT Mere ••• •••l'J••Y •r• ••c••i•I .... et ... J '1rtwe et •••ill tlleir' _•Hits fil O•c• •••l•I tltcl••• t• •• st•tt•i•I 1llt•t It, •••tttr, tlley fi1• .......... e11fr.W witll 1 ......... m., et ....... ,._, tr i l111Klllli11111 ... 1 J Jo mill Wliclt W t9 c•1111? We •i•••" .. • lqlll't:,... ..... llr. l•ittnt 1972 1•4 ltMilll fitHH adleity. Q. What d~s it ta/" to /cup fit? A. PbY$ical fitness is primarily a matter ol set· liq eooup ol the risht type of eurcise. Q. Don't we get enough uerdu in our daily lives? A. Unless you're a professional athlete or a manual laborer, the answer iJ probably no. Q. Won't sports do the job? A Of cou.ne they will, provided you eopge in a • .. complete" sport like swimmina. jouina. squash, etc. often enoush and for a Iona cnouah period. An bour of trainins a day should put any man in top shape. Q. Isn't tfatre an eo.siu way? A Yes. There is one outstandinsly effective train· • in& method that is also fast and easy-the one l ux and rec:ommend-the new BuJlworker sy1- tem. Q. Whot'.r 1ha1J lolut Frdbc Jlww1 MW It«'-'-" IW blttps b)' r. jll•' Oflt 1W clt•st by r , IW tltl1lu ~ I 14i" #rt ,.._ • I•• w•w ol aMltworlur "'""""-· " • r11ul Greltlllft, Mr. Univ""" 1972 sltow1 ltow llullworlt.r~ bwilds rlpplttu /Hup1 "'jMSt 1 s•conds o doy. A. The Bullwork.er is a revolu1ionary new uer- c:iser based on Isometrics, the science that iocrea.sca muscular stren1th up to three times faster lhao coovmtional methods. Q. How lo11g dou Bullworker training take? A The complete trainin& proaram, coverina aJJ • the major muscle aroups: arms, shoulders, chest, abdominals, back and lcp, requires just 5 minutes a day. Q. But its hard work, isn't it? A Absolutely riot. Bullworkcr trainina is pro- • a,rcssive. You start out usina only 60" of your strcoitb so there's no danser of muscle strain. That's why I recommend it particularly to men who havc.o't been exerc:isina reaularty. Q. How long before I cun see resulu? , A With the very first wort.out you11 feel your • muscles com.in& back to life. Then day by day you'll 1ee your strcnatb srowin& on the bu1Jt·in Powcrmeter. After two weeks.you should be able to tee a chaoae in your body in a mirror and measure your improvement with a tape measwe. Q. Will Bullt4·orlcer training work even for bodies that are weak and skinny or fat and /fabby? A. ~~tely. It's been proven by more than"& million men of every shape and size all over !he world . Q. /.r there an age limit? A Generally spc.akina. men between IS and 6S • in good general health can expect to benefit from fitness and strength buildin1 trainina. Q. How can I fi11d out more about Bui/worker training and maybe try it myself? A I undcntand the United States distributor is • offering new usen the risht to try the Bullworkcr free Cor two weeks.. I suuat ~ contact him. © llUUWOAUR IUVtCE 212 Slleon scarce dates Lincoln Cents-l5f each t•to I I I• 10 17 aa I .. ..... ... ••••• ... •• •• 17 &Nae ll•S ••• >O >oO >OS>• :MO 18 llD aess• JO :toe >OS 17 17e IFS 10 >• >•I ................................. , .. ,. , .. , ................................ . IH7 •7• •71 •• qe ••a••••• •H 809 aeu1 all ua IJO a>a M Ml aao ffO Jefferson Nickels -251 each ,.,. >• ......................... •:a• IMIP ·08 44P 4•0 ... 4aP •ti •aO 4•1 19470 ......................... . ••••• • , ................ 100 o• Roosevelt Dimes -401 each ...... •7• 470 .................... . ••••• oJ• ........... . Circle dates wanted. Minimum ordef $1. Money-back 1uarantee. Su orlor Supply Co., Dept. 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"" ,...,... ••• u .. _. ...... _ T._.\11\'!I ol• ~ U .00 P .... 14 N«WIOJ1;.._ ........ p ...... WI• I•. 8ea 411'1 T"9l• •.J ..... By Bosalya Ahrevaya . ~A-Line Dress silhouettes are con- tinuing to ~ove c~oser to m 0 Cateh the body, hlce this defi-I 1 .nite eye-catcher. The wrap V-neck and top ~titcbing, ~Ong with b~t-The Eve too detail, do tbeU' part to gave .1 ' this design an elegant finishing touch. You might make it in long or short sleeves in a stretch fabric or a jersey blend. Size 12 rakes approximately 3 ~ yards of 44-inch material in long sleeves, 3 yards for sbon. Standard body measurements for ~ "- size 12 are: Bust 34, Waist 25~./ ~ ' Hips36. ) ( ( '~ Sendto: ""'~ ~ FAMILY WEEKLY PATIERNS, ··v.~ Dept. 5085 4500 N.W. 135th St., ,..... Miami, Fla. 33054. ~ A PRINTED PATTERN ------------- PLEASE PRINT Be sure to give ZIP Code STREET ________ _ F-1175 CITY _________ _ ... \ C;. ' • . . \ STAJEc_ _____ -'ZtP __ ~I Send $1.25 plus 25 cenls for post- age and handling; cash. check or money order. Sizes 10, 12. 14, 16 (new sizing). .s • ~ .~ • I \ __:( F-1875 ~ State Size L___I .. Why You Can Feel Pain Ina leg That's Not There I 1 • f''' Perhaps you've heard that when a person loses an arm or leg, he often still feels pain In the amputated limb. This is called "phantom pain" or "phantom limb." The person does not Imagine the p~ln-it Is really there. But It Is produced psychologically . How? Subconsclously, everyone ha• an Image of how he look•-• "body Image," H you will. Thia Image tells us we have two legs, two arms and other structures. But auppoM we lose the lower part of a leg. Now, nerve endings at the knee feel sensations and relay a me ... ge of pain to the brain. Our brain, patterned to keep our body Image Intact, Interprets the sensations as coming from the mlalng foot. There Is no successful way to treat such pain, except perhaps by suggestion, hypnosis or a~puncture (although eventually changes may take place In the central nervous system and the pain will go away by Itself). It all goes to prove that the mind and the body are very complex in their interrelations. -By Erwin DI Cyan, Ph.D. 20 • FAMILY WEEt<L Y, Febni1ry 24, 1974 WIMHlt SPICIAL lltily'• ......... M°"DKAT• .. I0&9MITAL ,,. ..... • AlllalCAll ...... .. ••••lll·CS8 ........... .._. Sif\·er Replating Sale Um.iled time~· Have antiques, heirlooms or any items QUADRU- PLE SILVERPLATED at saJe price. Ooid, copper, twas&, pewter reflnisMd too. Miulna pub re· placed. All"°'" 100-. suaranteed. Senti-Metal Co. Si~ti111 Division, Dept. fW·2 1919 MttllGry Liit, Colulllblls, 01110 43209 W· r .. '"·IRE£ PRl(f Ll'>f r.,.!.<1' P1ease allow up to four weeks for delivery on Items ordered from companies that advertise In Family Weekly. Sometimes unintentional delays occur. If they do, just write: Lynn Headley, Family Weekly, 641 Lexington Ave .. New York, NY 10022 . Do your IOOM dentures slip or cau se sore gums? BRIMM'S PLASTl·LI NER relinea dent.urea snugly without powder, paste or pads. Gives tight. comfortable fit for months . YOU CAN EAT ANYTHING. Simply lay soft atrip of PLASTl·L INER on denture. Bite and it molds per- fectly. Easy to use, hannJess to dentures and gums. Money·back guarantee from mfg. A t all drug oountera. lf ~ 0 g 'i ~re I,, lg ,l: ,~ I~ e :r ! VI i r N :.. r ~ B 9 r 00 I t~&-1-01~,~:i 1 J 1 r f ! 1 1 i J '. · 1 l ; GI • r. ; f :r 1 ~ i a i I "'~ ; -: ~ l S ci .. ! .! ta I J ;;-[ ~ .. t . .s &e. f~ '!-!;. -t 8 i ~ 1~ HP~J!~~h h~ lz l 1 ~ DD t E ~ s ~ ~,:. m # ~~ h~. r~ r"E-r~t ~ iir~o r:.= "'I' ~~l . ·~ H ~a Ji~Jf.;~~11 ~ rf: l~ 5 ff.ff a rtl o~r f !Q l ! ~ .!l8-.:-g ra t .!-~ r ' ·t-1· K 2 ~ ~ c r If .;:. . .. ~ ! I :; t ~ .. ! f § ii Ii· ~ l~~ it=Jr~;1 j' ~ .t ~ ! r ~ 11 I : _j lS?::: 1-~f" .. "'°lt-1 e c =~a l iq· ~ 11-:;{); h i ?: !i: ~l t r !12. i ,.., .. ,,.,.,...."' ............. ~._,,lil>ooHd,~~.__ ~ . - • tin the World! • 'O • ii CL iii a £ ~':2~ SCAM PY Super-mutt "If all human• had the good qualltlea has earned. H er entry was submitted she haa, the world would be a wonder-by the Marlfield Old People's Home in ful place to live in." This was the letter Hampshire, England. Scampy. who is and the dog that won the hearts of the nine years old and who lives at the judges who recently chose "Scampy" Home, was awarded this handsome Mutt of the Year-a title we think this silver trophy and a year's supply of dog fioppy-eared bundle of fun certainly food . What do you do If you are a mlddle- aged woman who has gone back to work after the children are out of the house and your new boss makes a pass at you? "Frankly at my age, I'd like to be flattered by the thought, but I would be more lilcely to tl>ink that he needed a new pair of glasses," says Nancy Cory of Asheville, N.C., an author of .. The Kelly Girl Second Career Guide" -a new source of information for women who want to return to work (LlttJe Brown, $3.50). For Mrs. Cory, the hardest thing to face when she em- barked on her second career was "sud- denly finding myself taking commands instead of issuing them. Most women are so used to running husband, chil- dren, volunteer organizations, etc., it's hard to adjust to 'not being the boss.' .. ALEX KARRAS Uk• reaching for an apple ••• What did the Detroit Uona' former defensive tackle, Alex Karra1, used to thinlc about while the quarterback called the signals? "Well, if it was fairly sure to be a pass play, he was the one I thought about. The quarterback. He's · the guy I had to get to. I couldn't think about the man in front of me; I had to get around him as quiclcly as I could . One could say that the oHensive line- man has no more significance than the fence you climb over to get an apple off the neighbors tree. The apple is what has all your attention. A:ny time I began to think about lcilling the man in front of me, then I was not going to Quips&Qu~ ARMOUR'S ARMOURY By Richard Armour NEW TWIST They've bottles, now, for medicine That have a special lid. They can't be opened, it is said, By any prowling ldd. This special lid oc top is sale And rids one of concern. It wiJI not yield to childUh yank Or common twist or tum. I have a bottle full of pills I keep upon a shell. The top's secure-I've tried, and I Can't open it myself. 22 • FAMILY WEEKLY, February 24, 1974 Middle age is ti.at time of life when you finally know your way around, but don't feel like going. -Lane Olinghouse Did you read about that trucker who parked illegally in the middle of the road and walked away, backing up traffic for 15 miJes? So the cops arrested him-for impersonating a doctor. -Robert Orben All that stand:J between us and a home of our own is our teenage d'JUgh- ter. -Thom<!.s LaMance The pedestrian had been standing on the comer fo r hours, while cars and tmcks streamed by continuously. He couldn't get up enough nerve t_o risk a crossing, but finally spied a man on the other side of the street and called to him. "Hello! How in the world did you get over there?" The other man cupped his hands to his mouth and shouted back: "I was born over here!" -Thomas LaA!once Nothing gets you into debt faner than trying to keep up with people who .Zready are. -Lucille /. Goodyear THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids see life differently. Send original contributions to "Child," F•mlly Weekly, 641 Lexlng1on Ave .• N.Y., N.Y. 10022. $10 II used-none retumed. When our marriage didn;t work, my husband and I decided to get a divorce. Sometime later, I was quizzing my six-year-old son to see if his father was plan- ning to remarry. He looked thoughtful for a moment and then replied, "Yeah, I think so. His first wife died, you lcnow." • -Mrs. Claudia PamJ Ontario, Calif. . When the husband exclaimed, .. f ve fust discovered oil on our property/" his wife said, 'Wonderful/ Now we can get a new corf" "'W e'd better get the old one fixed," responded the husband. ''That's where the oiI's coming from." -Dorothea Kent be able to rush the pas$er.'' From "Mad Duclcs and Bears• by Ceorge Plimpton (Random House, $7.95). DATES: Mardi Gras is ou Tueaday. Lent begins this Aah Wednesday. The Grammy Awards will be pre- sented in Los Angeles Saturday. ANNIVERSARIES: The Vietnam peace agreement was signed one year ago Saturday. BIRTHDAYS (all Pisces) : Monday- Ceorge Harrison 31. Tuftdey-Jackie Gleason 58; Tony Randall 50; Johnny Cash 42. Wedneaday-Ralph Nader 40; Joanne Woodward 44; Elizabeth Taylor 42. Thuraday-Llnus Pauling 73; 7.ero Mostel 59; John B. Connally 57. Friday-Dinah Shore 57; Harry Belafonte 47; David Niven 64. Satur· day-Jennifer Jones 55; Dr. Seuss 70; Tom Wolfe 43; Desi Arnaz 57. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Ellrabeth Teytor a John a. eonn111y By Frank Saglnakf LITTLE EMILY "You mHn the men who dl1Coverecf America and the cMtec:tfn on TV •re two .. ,,.,.,. 9uy1?ll" ' . • Come all the way up to KCl>L Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 16 mg. "ta1," l .3 mg. nicotine. tN. per cigaretre. FTC Report Sept '73 Relf•:~1 -·1 -.... ... "'"" Vlolla eo.cut. 1---1 Enjoy Today's Top Hits and Stars at Top Savings! 8. W. STEVENSON 13844 MyMw , ... .,., St.rt SaYine Howl Take any a tapea for * wttti of the Month" or the epedet ..,. •Boftua Setntlon, .. trial membership. Indicate your choiCM on coupon; do nothing; It wllt be eent ~ly. If 10'I Wint mall It todayf other •lectiona. or none, edvtee ue on the 09fd el- Colorful MegutMI F,.. Choice! 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If llleil: .......................... ......................... ,,. •a.Ma:....,~.m. • ...,.CMr.U. ........ ~ ...... 9'1:#11 .......... . • &..-• 11llllr: .......... ·-• 1t11111 llt ............. ~ ...... -...: ........................ 1-• n. ftM N 'rr "' ........... Id .llMI -~ .............. ... •C....llll:T .............. 1-•llM~~ ........................ _, • C-,hlltl(al ....... Mlla1ml ........................... ,_ •c.tl--.: C.-1111 M ,_, ......... - •.lie..._: ....,11 Y• •.. m1t ........................ -. ._,.. ., ................ 1-• Ettl: NII ...., II ........ ,.. ·-...................... 1148 ..... ~ ....... ,..,. ........ : ................ 111171 * * FINAL SPORTS LOCAL WA NT D ' SUNDAY FEBRUARY 24, 1974 ' I PEANUTS • ® featuril'I~ 1 ~ -.. "Good ol' ; ,~ CharbeBromn '' ~:!ic!lt!t~ SOMETIME5 I THINK '{OU ARE l{OU SURE '1'0U WANT DON 'T REALIZE Tl-lAT '1'0U , TO SUFFER THE TORTURES 00 L{QU KNOW THE TORTURES OF THE MEMOR'1' 0 F A LOST LOVE ? COULD LOSE ME... OF THE 1'<'\EMOR'1' OF A 2-2.<I- IT WILL HAUNT '{OU NIGHT AND DAL{!! LOST LOVE? C{OU'LL WAKE VP AT NIGH! SCREAMING! .. -~ • ' . l(OU CAN 1T EAT! L/OU CAN'T SLEEP!~ '(OU'LL WA~T TO SMASH THINGS! ~i L{ou'LL HATE l/OUR5ELF AND Tl-\E WORLD AND EVE~l{60DI{ IN IT! ,_ • . ~ 000 0 00 ~~: . -EXCl:USIVE ORANGE ,COAST NEWS ARE 't'o u SU RE '1'0U WANT TO !\ISi<. LOS ING ME? BUT I LIKE MONEY ... ) • ) I ' \ . ' - Me? Tl1EO COMPO~ING ~ooM? W<:JW II • • • 5 · l 'O l-OVI< IT! ALL. Rl&HT' I AfCTHU"- YOlA'fC IO NOW IN C:HAP:Goe'. OF THI< COMPO~ING ~OOM. DENNIS THE MENACE \ 1.'M BO"E:I/,.,. THANK4 , CJ.lll<F ~ THAI SOUNDS L.IK£' A JOl3 W~ICH WILL ·FINAl.l.Y &IVE FIALL i;)(P~E?~ION TO MY TA~eNT~! I I I . Or:Ay., SO I'LL BE , WHATEVER l NICE ... . .-/ ( 'THAT IS. -~ \ ~ ::cJ! ... ~~ . ·- Ok,AY... rRy WHAT AG,l\IN? LET'S '- TRY rr )' \\ A0AIN. --\(~· -~ . CMIEF, t 1.IKf 15!<1Nc# ON THE NEW~PAl'Elt ; "lAT IF !'M GOING ro FIND MV Tll:IAI< ~O FA"1 All:TMUlt, YOU'VE 9!!N C:ITY 6PITOJf I '?Po~T-S WFCITE r, N !CHE' I :( NEED A ... .AD MANA66 lit .. VAP:l!TY OF ei<Pe11:1eNce ..... -· -' • NOW1 THEN, 1.e-r1~ ~EE - ~.,,,. UH, MooN ··-JUNE ?PooN-~-rur.ie: ..... . ~ ~~,,,-- r:=:::i I YO~ WANT TO Tll:Y l':l.(NNING TME' COMPO~ING rlOOM ? . ... _ By Hank Ketcham J Wa1. ... Gooo YruRF= MORNING, l.OOKll\I ' DENNIS. f')(TRA BEAUTIFUL. 10DAY. l C> l> [> ~IJDGE PARKER <l <l <l Ji.;...v 1NG BEEN CALLED TO THE JUDGE'S r--,--I SENTENCED CHAiV\BERS, SAM DR IVER REALIZES ~HIM TO TEN YEARS! THAT THE JUDGE IS BUS INESS-LIKE ,..,.,.., HE'S SERV ED AND ALMOST A USTERE ';""n· J ALMOST TWO YOU ASKED ME TO BR ING MY FILE ON KARL WAKEMAN' HE'S IN STATE PEN ITENT IARY! T GOT TOGETHER WIT THE DISTR ICT ATTORNEY! HE /\GREED WITH ME THAT THER E WERE M ITIGAT ING CIRCUMSTANCES, THAT HE WOULDN 'T PUSH FOR MU RDER ONE ! , "-. OF IT! YESTE RDAY AFTERNOON , A YOU NG ATTRACTIVE WOMAN CAME TO 6EE ME! 5HE '5 KARL WAKEMAN'5 SISTER! SHE HAS EV IDENCE TO SHOW THAT HER BROTHER COULDN 'T HAVE 1-+4-0MMJTIE12 MURDER ! 7 - \, HE WAS YOUR 'CLIENT! YES! YOU APPOINTED ME TO DEFEND HIM! B UT THE CLIENT TOLD ME HE HAD KILLED MRS. BOWDEN! YOU ADVISED THAT 'S RIGHT! HE HIM TO PLEAD TOLD ME HE WAS GUILTY, IS GU ILTY,,,THAT HE THAT HAD KILLED THAT RIGHT? WOMAN! WAKEMAN TOL1' HIS SISTER THAT HE PLEADED GUILTY ONLY BECAUSE YOU ADY16ED HIM TO DO 60! .. , . . ' '"" ' • ' • ' • MUTT dnd JEF F@ I'M SORRY, SIR, YOUR PARTY Hl,.lNG UP! I'LL TRY TO GET Tl-tEM BACK FOR YOU.' Cop_,ritht :". 197.1. .-l.tl1!.1 <; ti~ !lc.1urnnn! .\lr\\~rld H••"'• llf'<tr M ME. Too! IT'S RIDICULOUS FOR EVER YONE i o HAVE' To WEAR SWE'ATERS A LL THE T IME'. ..-~ ' ' DOCTOR SMOCK , · YOUNG MAN, WHAi l lME" IS II" :t:'M A POCIOF<'S WI F'e' 11 ·s F'1 v e MINUles 10 le'N I ~ 11 11 ___ __,, \. -~-=- 1111 • II • II 11 11 II I NlJF<se , WH!<F<e 's !He' \ ei..evA.,...oi:<: .,, :t:'M A I POCIOF<:'S WIF'e' ' • •1 • By Al Smith r\1, MUTT! NO GAS-• WE SOUPED UP OUR CAR WITH NUCLEAR I I • 11 II A OOCIOF<'S WIFE"" :i: l?O N 'I see WH!<F<e I HAl'S ANYIH ING lo 13F<A G Ai30UI POWER! LOO~! I CAN SE:E MY BREATH ! JILL BE' GLAD WHEN THI S - CoNFOUNDE'D WINTER FUEL SHORTAGE IS PAST HE<Y ! ME, M,\~ 1 0 0 . STILL--IT \NON 1T BE: LONG, E'MMA-- I DE TECT A ..--- 'TOUCH OF SPRIN~ IN T HEO A IR. By George Lemont SOMe OP IH!<M AF<!< l.-IK!< IHAI 11 11 WH!<F<e's !He COPF'ee ) SHOP, Pl.-e'A Se"' :t:'M A POCIOF<'S WIF'e' 1 D = = .,. . ~ l . ' • l . I I • • ;-.. ~ ~ "' l I II II ~ • • • • ~ • j ' I ' • .. IJIG- NEWS, SU6'AR! -'·'· .... ~ .. ~~· ...... . •, ANP THAT'S NOT ALL ! ... Ir · S£E'M S LIKIO M Y DAD IS ALWAYS WORRYIN ' AROU I /Hl. fUTURF ... IN FLATlON ... H1::; H£ALfl1 ... A\Y ~-OLLLC•E EDl ICA TIQN, ... TH ( IN Ti-RNAriONAL ~I ftJ,~TiON .. ., \_2--· • ' . . -- ll .-, ~~ / WHAT A PERFECT WEEK FOR US TO GET MARRIEP1 POLL! []!iTI1J ® ' • • I ,,, " ,, THERES A PISCOUNT ON MARRIAGE LICENSES! • ·-~··-···~··~···· i------------.\2·2'f Wfl7PING RINGS AT THE - GENERAL STORE ARE MARK£17 POWN 25 % !! FAR B;:: IT FROM ME TO · Bf PUSHY, PRECIOUS ... :• c"\ . D ... -.J \..J. ·~ . : . '....:._:_.:_.~ . . ~ ...... --.. ··-·~--·~··-:-·~ .... · ~·-·~---~::..~~-,-"" __ ,., ....... t-----------l ef,tj?;lf/ ~ ............ , ........ ·~ .. 11 •• 1 ...........• 1 THE dUl7GE IS OFFERING- SPf-CIAl-L.OW RATES FOR MARRIAG-E CEREMONIES! i:JUTlHINK OFlH~ MONEY I COULD SAVE! ----- H £ MUST Fl& VERY IN"'£CURE:. [,)(AC11.Y WHAT DO£S H£ ; WORRY ABOUT ( 1-llS INSURANCE' PROGRAM .... i--:£11 R£M £NI. ... 1-, .. i t: 51 <:5cK MAJ:;'KE'T .•.• , _ .... - ' . \ -'· n-Hi QE S HOULD BE SOM£ ARJ::AN0EoM ENT WHE'RE' A GUY LIKE' /HAT COULD LIVE H 15 1..1 r=i; BACKWARD AND GEiT ·rH E: rurui;::i;o OFI-' HIS MIN D • . . . ~ra:> 1.,·,~, I ••• ,, .... ~-!«•'•. In• ' IQ .' ,\ ... 1~ ... ~ .. , ..... •i ' J I ' Hal Kaufman ~ 'TIS SAI D a 1nan_ :111cnd ing a lo ng-winded lc1..:lurc wilh his wih: fe ll aslecr.:i11d, in a vivid, rl·atisth.: dtcan1, found hi1nsclf in 18th cchtury Fran1..·c \l.'hcrc he w;is sentenced to the ~uil lo1ine. In hi:i; dn:;un, he was led 10 the blol·k and lhcn strapped in l o placf'. Sll(trirnly, the CXCl'H• tioner let fall !he hl;utc, at whi ch 111n111c111 thl' n1an's wife poked h.:r program gent ly in to hl'r ilusba11d 's lhro;,it. Both guillotine and rrogran1 touched al the sarnc i11- s1an1 and , So grc<1I w;1s his shock, he frll dead . Whal's wrong with tht' ~lory ~ ---BULLETIN BOARD \ . e wrrs TESTER! Write the number or the mo nth in which you were born. Multiply by 2; add. 5; multiply by 30 ; add your age; subtract 250. What does the answer suggest? ·~II• u1nA u.un 1111• uHH\ IJ;iM. """ 11=>Jt1M 111 q1un1u ''11 '1u1 ~ .Amoni: lellers in the pla~-na1TIP UNIONDALE, N.Y., 11rP all or U1P vowels of thP F:nglish alphabet. Can Yo u think of another place·name lhai has them'? • Paper tiger? Hold a ru ll-size shooi or newsprint bet ween your thumb J.nd forefiii ger at arm's length. See how quickly you can crumble it into a small ball . Try giving someone a race. •·rongue 'J'wi ster: Six thistle sifters sieved si x sieves of unsifted thistle5. PEAK ~10M ENT! Add these color~ n~tly (nr 11 i;urprisr piclure 11bnve: I -Red. 2-Ll. hlue. :l-Yf'll nw. <t -1.t.. hrown. 5-f'lesh. fi-Lt. purple. 7-Dk . brown, 8-Dk. purplr. 9-~1aroon. 10-Black. SPElLBINDER! .. SCOU 10 polnt1 for uain&·all the ----+---- lettefi lrt the wonf15elow tO~form ~---+--- two complete word1: DOCTR .J NE ' .. .. .. .. . ..... THEN KOl'e 2 polnta each for •ll ---"'"-1-.>..----words of 'four letten or more ____ _.._ ___ _ fowtd 1mont' the lettep. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES! There &re at leut 1b differ· enCM la 4rawln.& detail• between lop and bottom panels. Row •Wtkl1 eu yoa ftnd them! Ch~k UllWM'I wtth thaae below. ·t ut111w "! JJn:) ·9 ''lu1n1w '! ll~R ·c; ·j1u11s1w '' pJ•nR .,.. 'lUi>J;>J}!P I I plO:) 'I;: "I U."'l!\U 1( d•:) "l: ")U;>J;>JJ!P JI 11.111'1 'l ;1;>;it1;>J"JJ1Q j,p.01u,.0Jp UIW ~tn, 11\lM. .... OUl[ ~uoAu!I \~OP M.01\ '~.xtlj~ o;l1<"hlU'll'1UltlSU] 01 .inp ~,..,.. ll11r.tp JI SILENT ~CRF:EN! Using an ordinary pencil or hlue crayon, carerully sharlP rlotlf'd u-itments 11bove for a hidden picture. 'l'r1 "1e...,. al leut H polalt.----_._-~-- ·1•!f 'ulo:> :w"1twu• •1q,.o.i 1 -----'---.' -- MIXED SINGLES Ak'NOLO, ADMIT IT. YOU 'D LIK£. lo gr; LI K£ ME ,WOLJl..DN'T Jou ? , r Guess so, ~OMC:r<. Wt:LL ' AIZ/.JOL D, You 'LL N~ve2 i-1Av'6" Ti-IE: TASTE i 1-lAVG' .... :Z -24 ... Ti.J r; J:AN TA0TIC l.IFESTYl.E l l-I AV6 ... ARCIHllllE JUGH E A D, D ID YDU KNOW !7-;:B~U~T;:-:I~CA~N-;--JiOiOiiii'~;::;::;;~ SPEL L TER RIBLY ! YOU S P ELL A TROCIOVSLY '? r--~ ,- :::s' T .. E •. R .... LEA R N TO $PE.LL CORRECTLY ! Y OU NEE.D IT A LL THROUGH /':"""'--1 LI FE .' POOR SP.ELLING IS VERY EMB_AR.RASSING .' _...,,_,: .. .. C-l ~ li..Klnil f.r.a.tu.u..t 5)'.n.d.i-'ltt.r., Jn.c~ 2. -Z ~ UNTIL. 'iOLJ Ae~ WHAT 1 AM . TH IS C LASS IS FULL OF POOR SPELLERS I ... AND YOU KNOW WHY ? ... NONE OF YOU USE YOlJR D ICTIONARIES .' YES , MAM! I'M LOOKI NG IN MY D ICT IONARY! ~ . By Brown and Casson ... Ti-le '.;access /.()ITl-l CH ICK'S I 1-lA\/t' ... . . J.iUMBLE.. BoB MON71iN,+ HE . AT HOME! DOES? HIS DESK HAS O NE LEG S HORTE R T HAN THE OTHERS ... I AM WRITING ON T H E BOARD ''THIS IS • --------- DICTION ARV WEE K I " -. -· --- " l ; • " • ; l I -- 8EF012E PAYING FOR AOVfRTLSEO • ~ARO -TO -GET GOODS OR ,t./.'. SEl?VIC£5-,C~ECKALL 'SOURCES.r(/ • CMI!'>", W"""T WOULD ._,,U SAY IF I TCLD """ TMl5 CLEAVER BELONGED TO"l<'fl!NO-TMf-GREAT." WIZARD OF TME KNIFE TMROW81S? ME'D OUTLINE TMI( ASSISTANT IN A RING OF 13 KNIVES. TMEN l'OR A F'INALE ME WOULD SPLIT A GRAPE AT 25 FEET. l .. .... ,, __ WITH AMfAT CLIAVER. ! Hope, what- .' color i" mv hair·b1·u-::h : 'iea\1 ! How abou t the 111 :·' I • 111cv arque a lo t 11101-e t\1a11 we eve1· du. ~.· ·~ GORDO Moot 1-101"-./'M I GONNA M Akt: IT f/OME', P('R.FIR.10 ;' I~ TOO • SLOS/{1=0 re S/...ITf/Ei;: f • c . . -=.4 -'( I f/EAR IJ-IREE ASPIRIN E3EFCR.f .BE:D IS A 6000 RE--MEDV f -. • .. ~JOE ? ON • Wl-IATi , f/OMcl<E't ---=---·-----·-=------.----"""----~- • -~-----l<fENO·TME·GREAT"? I 12fMEMllEll MIS ACT F'~M 'VfAIZS AGO. HE WAS BIG IN VAUDE\llfLL=.E;,.. -<::'\ ICffNO·TME-GllEAT" -SA COUSIN "AT SMC7>¥MAN'I UlllAR\l·IW CIOT OF TUil Gl!NT MISS RINICLES' MALF-TMIS FOl.Dl'll ON k'llNO's At::r.• ''SPLIT A GRAPE?" 6ut Honey th at'~ not what INIOTMl!R ~LLOTINED. • •'VEAi-i. SPLIT A , GRAP!:' And tl1ev say we bicker 1 Hah! By tius Arriola ON Ti-1£ Ai-I, ve:s ! • CUT£, Lt1L PINI< . PINK. J::/...1 PHANTsf EL.!PHANT Ti-113. BY vou! 8t=A5TO!= BOURBON f • • *EL MEJOR REMEDJO es COMPI-ETAMENTE NO SEBER! I /..OVE PARTIES.' It= ONLY Ti-1£3'/ WJERE,>-J1T FOL.LOWE:D ev HANG -over<sr -: Wf/AZZAT.f' ONE T/-/ING I CAN'T .STOMACf/·---· • HAIR OF THE 006 Tf/AT 5/'T VD~l5 A K IND Tl-IE.RAP'// --·· 15 A .SMART A :sTt:R!SI</ 7 \ . . ...