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1974-09-29 - Orange Coast Pilot
• • • I • I ...... --...-.: ' ' -.. ' • •, ORAN E COUNTY CALIFORNIA SUND 40 80 · 160 Promises, Ple·a;s; Hinted · Tax '· . • o.llf .. , .. ........, !"" .httnell Cuts • Ill W ASIIlNGTON (UPI)-Presldent Ford promised Saturday to propO:se a sweeping anti·inflatlon program within 10 days, and he aaked citizens to send to the White House their O\VD d<>-it·)'QllfSelf ideas f9r conserving energy and com- bating the rising cost of llvin~ In an emotional address to the windup sessioo . of his "lnflation. aummie' meetlog,' Fofd tndicaiecf that the new government actions would! iriclude more public oervlce Job.s and tu· breaks to encourage citizens to spend leas and save more. MoSt o( the new Fqrd program will need the approval of Congress. The Jong-awaited !Upllllit conference produced a wealth of ideas, but desptte Ford's initial hopes for national unity, no consensua of the best way to fight the nation's twin economic dilemma of worsening recesslon ahd heavy inflation. Flying by helicoptor from Bethesda Naval Hbspital where his wife Betty underwen~ breast cancer surgery earlier in the ~y, Ford was visibly shaken u be opened his remarks. But wanning to his topic and In strong language, the Presiclent laid out specific actions and hinted of more to come to combat the aoaJled "Domeltic Public Enemy No. 1." First, using recommendations from the swnmit eonference as a base, Ford Noise Pollution ' ' Santo Do1ni11go llostage Relays Nen' 'Threats The-·Searclifor Soliiidi of Silence ~ i1oMINgo,-~omi nican By" WILLLUI SCHREIBER • Of .. o.l'Y ~!Mt Sf9ff Urban America 'bu gOOe to war against· a "'oe8r:Crisls environmental pro- blem that can't be seen, smelled or blsted;,.:... "°1y lleml. Jbe enemy is noise pollution. :And~Orange Coonty Is faat beconilng a -I leader In the .battle. according to ~· IC\tlitlsts and o(Jicials !II Olson Labol~ in Anaheim, a leadirig noise teoealoll (ilm. • . Ooneern ovtr mounting noise,pollution -the comtant pounding rl llOUiid waves OD ta'~ ear -hall been minimal . . . ""' '\U\l "iPf.:C 1.\1. • Republic (AP) -A Domiitkar\ woman elements, .. FunUsS aid. uBut in terms held hostage-in the Venezuelan Coosulate of tbe rest of the state and nation, here said bJ telephone Saturday a band Orange Coonty.is way out In front." of leftist cotflmandoo will kill themSelves Furniss ""'d ,·t IS' doubtful ·~A state and their ej,ght captives .. in a matter ...... "'IC ot minutes ... ot seconds" if the United will take any punitive actioo against states and Dominican govenunents do the cities other than to ask them to not quickly meet their demands. speed up their bureaucratic machinery One of 'the hostages is a U.S. V.'Oman and get plans on the_,, soon. diplomate, Barbara Hutchison, 47, knd· "But a year from now. things could naped Friday by the terrorists. get tougber because. I understand that's A rommando said in another telephooe the absolute deadline after which all interview earlier that his group bad cities must have a noise element in expected to meet soon v.ith civilians their general plan," he said. acting as modistors between the leftist The cUrtem state requirement isn't group and the government. too toagb, Furitiss noted. It 8Aks only The 23 commando< are demanding for an inventory of noise sources in a 'l mill~ ransom from the United each jurisdictioo. .. St8•tes for Miss Hittchison, the release While some cities are settling for the of -n political prisoners held in the -' c:lteaper, mono philoooiihical approach. Dominican Republic and a flight to .O~ . ~, -w-ii ..... 'to Olaoo President Furniss said, others are Pa Y i n g asylum m· •1e·1·co. R!J>. · ~!".':O" .. thousands of dollars for ilHlepth research Police :i;d • troops blocked olf the "lbO /iame' "thing happenod with air projects lnvOlvlng noille mooitorlng and Consulate surrounded by private homes poUutlan,'' 6e. said. "People ignored or precise measurements. in a middJe..to-upper-class resideDtial L....~~~-"'!l:~~:-8.'!:.lll~~~-".'ll~and~~wh~en~......,,5J!J~a~stud!!)!!.:Y~couid!')l_!<!,..l:lnv~~~ve~ITIOlll~·~to~·~~Jl!li ''-~ · ~ -""''™'-· . thf , <!risil ~. everyone wanted to of from a dozen tO d sites at vii'ious The DOmwcan woman mtlfted ~ i'Mly they ' hadn't been warned. times during the day, at costs from herself u ' Ambroslna Ares , a secretary "~ had been warned; they just $>,000 to $1 millioo, Furniss said. who works In the Consula~ seiud Friday didn't :ustpi," Gi~ added. . Olson Labs is under contract to several after 1.1iss Hutchison was seized by 'tW'e'!~'_:definitely where we were coastal cities and a half-dozen others, five men.~ with ~\lli<JI 10 years ago," adclod Including jet-plagued Newport Beach, ror ~liss ·Ares indiciatod the men holding Williimi' f"W. Famiss, Ohm's Marketing ·studies ranging frun the 'most expensive her and the others hostages were lo.5ing manager •'Ind the man responsible for type to the sµnp1e inventory. patience ... cOo~ .witb ·clties and counties for It is also expected that Olson will "They have already given more than noi~arch.. bid on a contract to perform more 24 hours to make the arrangementsof," 019'tt11i's~ preparing or has already noiSe studies at troublesome Orange she said. "This is not a question oomPleted noise element reseatcb for County Airport in (he near future, ac-one hour, or two hours. It is a question half of. Orlrige County's 26 'cities and cording to county pJannlng officials. of miooles ... of seconds. We are for the .county planning department in Ol90ll'a first noise studies were made living the fiBat minute! of our lives .. · twnectlcn~wltb~generaL_8t~ "The government Is acting too slowly." plan riq!linmen&s.-. Even though Orange County Is ahead · --nrmi<t"Wltlrrsoumh>h!espera ''lbe ftnt .c.te de.ntne for completion ol most 'i>tber areas in the country, tion in her voice, Miss Ares spoke in ' 1 pl · el t ....... · 't' that t•· a telephone.Interview with The Associated <i ~a · an ,DOlse emen s ~.. Furniss said' it is tlgrn tear& 111:: Press in New York. She said she had by"JUl~oo~. IP· ' frontrunner ha• only a handful of a g\tn at her back as she spoke In "8Y,t, · _ ~ate. l~, .than ha.,l! the jurisdictions malting serious progress Spam' sh. iMtss Ares confirmed previous cities, malting progress and only about>• illllf........ bad completod noise (Seo NOISE, Page A!) reports that one pct'80ll in the consulate ~ . was wounied. She identifiod the person only as a ptale hostage. One of the hootagea escaped by heav- ing himself tbrOOgh a second-<tory win- dow Silhl'daY and /ailing into a rear alley, police iiources fl!llOrled. They' said he was r1llhed to a ho&J>ltal. · ;£ .! • -~1 La ds • N A DordbUcan radio station said later TmrSti\· '-' iopper 11. ' 1.11. . ewport that a --man, appearing to be .I an Orlellai, wu tabn from tho con--. --~cfiaoOri Iii 'Newport Belch _. startl;'.' Satl\fd"Y altemoao 1'ilen .. adml · '',embarta.-1" heDoopter pilot ''hjj beZCGj>ler jolnOd lbe In tlieir "1rl and•lllD. <See.photo,,,.. A2i. . "Jin ~-~ II, liul I £"1l 'Wi':ilf11t,''.lllcl 8111 Ale~, _. ... o1. Blll'I HellCO!ller Rental In cambed. ~·Jiiii a11; 'a. pilot error/' Alexander ""*' "°' be «o6d In the 11nd In front "111111'0.-,!'not Wll~in!:-lor Newport .. ell pi>lk:o to bring him the ao-octane gy lie ~ to make It to Oranp ~~ 'to one wltoess, the thinty bel~er ~tied" once when Its fuel tanks einpUed1 eeconds before Alexander ~.it> with a "thump" on· the · .......... TM'l::orOOJD<I pilot said he was return- ing · bOme from Long •lloach when he t " • sulate. ~ Aris sUd In the interview noticeil his fuel supply was ruMing that one of the hostages was Otlnese. "dangerously low." , · She ~.him a1 Pablo Chlao, but "I turpocl arQimd Ind beadod for at Ille b dlci not 11f he W11S the Meadowlark Ailporl In Hunllngton Beach • wom\&d' man. but, 11 J'OU cm eee, I didn't come close to making it,11 Aleunder said. Nodding lo11'.ml Ille beachgoers wbo '1tm>CIDCled bl• I!lrlctta craft, be said, "Bo)!, people are 111r1 attracted to a little thlpg like a helicopter landU. oo a beach." One ·nearby residllll OOlll!liainod ·that be wu nm attracted to tho craft when it 1.00med·over Ills (W..wey house . J"Wow," he said, "tbat dude was really lucky Iba beach was here." Wheo police arrivod with the neodod fuel, they were accompanied overhead by a Newport lloach pqllce helicopter. It accompaaiod Aluander to Orange County Airport where he flllod the helicopter's gu tanks before continuing on . hls journey. ) Corf1itia11 Hurt In, Coast Crasli • • A. BUena l'ar~ man was l!stod In serlou. condition this morning In SoUth Coaat Community Hoapltal following a two<"ar;crash on Pacific Coe.st Highway near Allto Beach In South Laguna S.tur- day afternoon. l Arthur A. Poindexter, the drlvl!!" of one Of. the cars, was In the intensive care 90Cllon ol the hospital with chesl ll\)utie1 and a f\'acturod pelvis, a hospital •pokuman. aaid. • • • I • Ford Summit Repoi-t said he wouJd fashion a "coherent and conslstant progrem" to fight inflation. and announce it "to the nation and the congress within the next ten dar,s." The thrust of the program will be to equalize the burden of ihfiati_on among all sectors o{ society, w:lth a special eye to the poor and elderly citizens on fixed incomes. Hinting at the contents of this package, Ford· said: "inflation strikes society wievenly. Govenunent must concern itseU with those on whom this burden falls exc.essively. For instance we must provide productive work for those without jobs. "We must adjust our tax system to encourage savings, stimulate produc- tivity, discourage excessive debt and to correct inflation-caused inequities. And we will." Second, Ford asked for voluntary anti- inflation efforts at the grass roots level. "I'll tell you how we can start," be said. "Right now, make a list of some ten ways Y.OU can save energy and you can fight 'inflation ... exchange yaur famiJy.'s llst and I urge you to send me a copy. Some of the best ideas come from your home rather than from the White House." Third, Ford said he would 0 very soon propose a national energy program aim· ed. at assuring adequate internal supplies . while reducing dependence on external sources." Thi s is the same goal set for highly publicized but vaguely defined Project Independence. The President also announced several significant shifts in the economic bureaucracy. He named treasury Secretary William E. Simon as his chief economic spokesman and, by executive order. consolidated all government domestic and international economic planning into a new !(..member economic policy board. He set up a \Vhite House labor- management committee headed by John Dunlop, a Harvard University professor and fonner director of the cost of living council and including top 16 union and business representatives. Ford also named Princeton University economist Albert Rees to head the new council on wage and price stability, a watchdog agency. The same idoological splits v1hich ex- isted before Ford summoned the 700 delegates to the summit were still evi- dent at the end. Labor leaders and liberals stressed their concern that the administratibn's "old time religion " economic policy -reliance on budget cutting and tight money to curb inflation -could victimize the nation's working people. • Ford To Skip Western T~p; Yisit With Wife 'Fnm Wire Services WASl!INGTON (AP) -CUrtalllng his schedluJe because of his wife's surgery, President Ford assigned Vice President· designate Nelson A. Rockefeller Saturday to subsititute for him on a planned three-day Western trip next week. First Lady Betty Ford tmd.erwent mas.si.ve surgery to remove a cancerous right breast Saturday. Surgeons who performed the 2"7: hour operation &aid the results were satisfactory and they hope.for a complete recovery. "The operation went exceedingly well ," said Navy Capt. William Fouty, who i:-i:-i:- 'Inner Strength' Set~s Mrs. Ford ThrooglLS..u.rgery WASllINGTON (UPI) -Betty Ford demonstrated "a kind of Inner strength" that sustained her family and her doctors before urxlergoing surgery for -breast cancer, her personal physician said after the operatioo Saturday. Dr. William Lukasb, dtlef While House physician, told reporters that Mrs. Ford knew the pos~bility )hat she would undergo massive surgery for removal of her right breast and "exhibitod an atmosphere of confidence.'' led 1he tbree-m1in surgical .team at the Bethesda Naval Medical ~ter. "The general prognosis is favorable." The strain of hi! wife's serious illness showing in his face and voice, President Ford maintained most of his official schedule Saturday but cancelled some eventa for coming days. Ford , got word that his wife had a mastectomy for a cancerous right breast while be wa1 alone in the Oval Office. Two hours later, he flew by helicopter through the rain to the Bethesda Naval UP'!,...... W~KING IN RAIN F ' Vllilt · Hosplt1l · 'Wrin.kly' Mali -. II oUls Up Sears Clerk in Mesa Medical Center, and es he took an A middle-aged bandit described by elevator to her floor, his bead was witnesses as having "real wrinkly skin" lo¥i·ered and he was biting his lip. and wearing a sh>ulder-length blond wig Later, in a speech to the closing robbed the South Coast Plaza Sears meeting of his economic smnmit con-sto.re in Costa Mesa Saturday night ference at a downtown hotel, be said of $150· to $175. the doctors were optimistic about her The 40 to 50-year~ld man, police said. recovery, and said "our faith will SU$taln robbed the Sears olothing 'departinent us." at 7:15 p.m. . The While House said Ford was A cleri< in the de\>att!nent told police cancelling several functions during the the nattily dresse<f ·~ roamed next several days, including a trip to through t~ coats ¥'8· talkecf with ,her Utah<lll<t:-California-'l'u~ay--throug!r--foc.<l-shortctime.. . . Thursday w~ich was to Include a speech A few minutes liter, fie fetumed' and to the UPI Editor's Conference in San opened his tan suit coat, exP.QSing a Francisco. chrome-plated .45 caliber automatic The speech will be read by vice pistol tuck.ed in his wai.stband. presidential nominee Rock efeller. Acting 00 the l;>anclit's iMtructions' Ford visited his wife three times dur-she opened, the cash register al}! handed. ing the day. He paid his third and him the contents, -she later told police. longest visit Saturday night. He' later According to police reports, the bandit said his wife was "even feeling better left on foot. The bandit was described as -tonight. She's not very comfortable but wearing a tan suit, gol.d·rimnied ' glaJSes she's in good spirits." a yellow shirt and a striped tie. ' The Fords' two sons in Utah telephoned and Mrs. Ford spoke with them, the "And more interestingly," he added, President reported. · ••r-tliiiUght:'11larshedemonstrated~tne---.ieamveaat s~osp,m:-(EDT)Willf V:iej0-Man,-45~ Dies in Crasl1 kind _of Inner strength that sustained other family members alter they had the First Family, her staff and, I think, dinner at the White House and they her doctors." stayed until 10:05 p.m. With them was After the First Lad~'s breast had the Rev. Billy Zeoli, an evangelist frk!nd been rerqoved, Ford said he was OJr of the family's from Grand Rapids timistic she would pull through. "Our ~tich. and ~trs. Janet Ford t~ faith will sustain us," he said. President's sister-in-law also ' from Mrs. Ford carried out her regular Grand Rapids. . ' caJendar of even~ Friday, attending Asked bolv the family was meeting the ~·breaking . f~ the LBJ the crisis of Pt1.rs. Ford's illness, tile Memonal Grove and 1nVJting Lady Bi~ President answered with one v.'Ord: Johmoo, the widow ol the fonner preSt-"Together " (lent, to come by the White House for A~lstani Press Secre.tary William tea. . Roberts said all or the family spent OnJy the President and a few staffers · some time with tbe First Lady and knew ·that Mn. Ford would enter the that they 'all reportod that she was hospital Friday night and undergo surgery Saturday. (Seo MRS, FORD, Page Al) ' o~ ·r••·~ ·~SIDE . AMERICAN' DREAM -First "lec- ture" in leries <l I& which .will appear In the Dally Pilot as part of this year's Counos by N-per preYlews and ootllnes the cvune readen can tak e merely by rea<lill& 111tcles, "lh Search or the American Dream -Part 1," i1 on Page JI.I. FUNERAU> Ai SEA -An ... ganiz8- ~on Cl!led the Neptune Socl«y 11 helplilg Oranp c.st fnmllles beat tM hllh cost of dying. StalJ Writer Tom Barley lootca into the legalltiel and other detalis of cremalloo and aah-scatterln& ceremonies, Pqe Bl. • WHAT 00 THEY KNOW -Coonty Superv™'r Ralph Diedrich reveals io a guest editorial that he and otllcr supervisors haven't been able even to find ciut what kind of Information is being mod by the Orange County lntelllgence Unit, much 1ess how the Info ls being gatherod. Page A7. HOW MUCH GAS -Nobody knows jllSI bow much natllnli gas lies beneath .canada's Arctic fringes, but estimates are that it la corWderable. A consortium ol Canadian and American companies wanla to build a garpnluan Dipellno to carry the gu to homes In both coWitrles. Page ll2. • A Mi.OOn VlejO man was killod and a FOlDltain Valley woman and her two children injured when the W in. which they were all riding collided head-<lfl with a pickup truck · 13 mlles north of Parker, Ariz. Saturday. Samuel Cossack, 45. was kiUed when the car collldod with a pieknp driven by Kenneth Clark, 17, of SOpulveda. -~ anda Lee · stewart, '33111ukf !her childreo, Mark, 11. and Cllt. 9, all of Fountain Valley, were Injured as was Clark, according to--'the. Ad1.0n& Hi~hway Patrol. ' ' . ) ' • hsille Saaday AIYlwrkntn " -" Cttl"f'llt .... °'"'" (t;Hlty .. Cll1N ... Dl·Dlt NI.I. .. ,_ N lt"4 11111• CJ.a •fltwt!M , ... .... , YH Ct11 Matt .. liitertiiWMat ., 'Mlttt.r " ·-D2 Ttt'lll .. .... .. .,y._ It $!*ft CJ.ct --NW-... .. .._ 14 WM._ Wt~ a MW-CMt!M A1 Mtll"'• .., . .,.., ...... ,., A7 VH IW011wi11 ., DAii. Y Pl~OT $ICTIOMS TVW ... • A % DAILY PILOT. Sunday, Septembtr 29, 1974 Coast Watch ••. Top News stori es of the past week from Orange Coast Communities . · . NEWPORT BEACH--Future Newport school ' children who live.within Irvine Unified Schooi Di strict boundaries will probabJy travel .by bus to their •proper• schools and will not be al l owed to walk t o area schools. Trustees ot the Newpo rt-Mesa Unified School District s aid . . . l ast week students in a proposed Harbor View residential development won't be able to at- tend their district's e l ementary and middle s chool on special permits ••• COSTA MESA--City official s are willing t o declare certain acreage ar ound South coast 'Plaza bli ghted s o i t can be pt aced i n a re- deve lopment dist rict. Money for redevelop- ment t hen could be diverted from distric t t ax i ncome . The city has one redevelopment dis- trict alr eady pl a nned--downtown , near the in- tersecti on of Newport and Harbor boulevards ••• ' HUNTINGTON BEACH-The lone rebel on the Huntington Beach Union High School District board gave up hi s seat l ast week. George Lo- gan·, who fought over di s t r i ct budgets , f ood ca tering contract s and t he st atus of former Supt. J ack Rope r , quit. He said he hasn 't got time to do the job properly any more ••• LAGUNA BEACH-Police say they expect the wave of residential burglar ies (one for each 32 homes in town in the past y ear) to i ncrease ·partially be cause of r e s i dent s ' attitude of "it can't happen to me" and becaus e of flimsy locks and easily jimmied l ouver wi ndows . Most have involved minor amounts, l ess t han $500 ••• IRVINE--Tc;> bypass Environmental Agen cy review of any development wh ich would have more than 250 parking s paces (and probabl e re- je'ction of those which would have a t endency "to increase the nulliber of mi les ~aveled) the city has offered to set up its own r ev iew. Councilmen noted that some l arge developments, the planned ~rvine Center and University Town Center, as examples, would provide numerous camt1ercial faci lities in a s i ng l e location, thus ·cutting the tota l number of auto trips ·necessary to reacp that type facil ity ••• ' SAN CLEMENTE--A major truck crash early last week tore out hundreds of feet of safety railing on a freeway bridge , l eaving a semi- truck rig teetering over the e dge. Gardena truc ker Stewart Bailey, 38, was droppe d, with the remains of the cab, to the pavement below. Be suffered critical injuries. The truck car- ried militarY. surplus items, including a num- b~ of torpedos--all fortunately unarmed-- authorities said. N~spaper-as-textboo k ~tudy Sta rt,s 2nd Year • The second term .of a humanities nation are offering the program, the course by newspaper, CX>S(lOll!Ortd by Dally Pilot is the first to provide the Orai!P' O>aat COilege, UC Irvine Ex-course through a local community col· tenaloii,'and the Daily Pilot starta today lege. . oo Pqe 83. Residents of the Saddleback College An inoovatiqn in education which offers district may take the course through anyone WOO reads a newspaper the op-CMX if they are taking less than six t--~-,,oi·'mnJty""'to-earircDlleg.-credii;-thir-other-units from OCC--undel'-a-ltew year's Courses by Newspaper course is free transfer poUcy. titled "In Search ol. the American It they are taking six units at OCC Drea~'' already and wish to sign up for the 'Ibe Dally Pilot will publish 18 articles. newspaper course, they should register lnteresteil readers .may enroll at Orange through UCI, an~ spokesman saJd. Coast Evening College or UC Irvine Requirements for college credit from Extension and get two uni':' of credit the OOUl'9e include reading the artldes ftt.e 1t OCC or three uruts f'O!' $27 and taking two exams. Each school. at UCJ. plans two on-campus meetings and Though many newspapers across the discussioos . UCI students will be assign- ed term papers for the three units Robert N. Weed Prnldltftl Hll Pullll""r Jack R. Curlev Vitt ""10.nf •nd 0.-11 ~flt .... Thomas Keevll ..... Thomas A. Murphlne Mml\llllllf (Ollor Thomas M. McCann 5'.IM•'t .... O\artes H. Loos Richard P. Nill Atllst.11,..Mtlftt .... Ttlophont (7t il M2-432t Cl1sslfled Advertising 641·5'71 or credit. Local coordinators of the course are Tom Wert at OCC and Joim 0. Pohlmann -at-UCl;- Written by six scholars, including three Pulitzer-Prize.winners, the course is schedu1ed to appear in more than 200 newspapers from f\.faine to California. "We want to hook the guy who comes from work. grabs a drink and oome food, and falls asleep in front of his TV set - a guy who may not have thought much about academic studies sin~ high school." said Caleb A. Lewis, who directs the program from' the university extension of the University or California at San Diego. Students last year included a 20-year· ol.d inmate at the Camp Hill, Pa., l"tate prim who wanted education to sup- olement his burglary skills and J,..old 'Welsburg, manager of a dry goods store in West Memphis, Ark ., who never had enough time or money for formal college courses. Surveys Indicated about 15 million peraona followed all or aome o! the counes and 5,000 enrolled for credit, Lewis said In a telephone interview. lie said a larger turnout Is expected for this year's course. 1'0Ur most important audience is ~ pie turned of( to educallon when they wtre in sc hool," Lewis said. "A Jot of peoi)le are not able to come batk to education becau" they are confined In a wbeelchalr or In jails." tewls, who bas alacrdeslgned courses offered on telev!ston and radio, said newspapers are Ideal because, "When you get that hunk of ncwspt,per In your house, It's then forever .•• You can study ft u much as you want on your own Umt and In your own way." ' ' • I Impeachment on State Agenda SACRAMENTO (AP) -Cllllomla'1 fmllhed action friday on JN more than llala lq!slatori were. calleddllU•.iiuq.._,,,.. bills on 1111 deok bOIOre !Oilviag !or 1peclal l<Siioo to repeal their own an tlght«ala poliUcat tour. pension bonUMS, but they aloo return "I Int~ to lead the ~ ~ OYOTTlde !his w..t to consider Gov. Ronald many ol theae unJustlDed vetoes," said Reagan's vetoes and an Impeachment Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy In a request . statement. 01be governor once again Erasing the pension windtall that cotild demonstrated hll d1ldain tor the needs cost the state up to $$.7 million Is and probleo\s ot.,"tmt averap cl tlzen. still a prime Item on the legislative He thee fled the stale nther than lace agenda when the 119 lawmakers return the legislaton." to the Capitol, Thi San Francioco Democrat alngted 1'fo committees will meet Monday oul three vet ... tbat would be special al!A!moon to begin bearing on Ibo II targets: a bW llilt would gtve local btlls that deal with the pension system. acbool districts 111 extra f/4 million Many of those measures would simply to ease inflation'• bite, measures to wipe out the Potential bonus for up pump millions of dollars in state money to 61 lawmakers. but other bills in~ into the pr:ivate homebuilding market troduced last \Yednesday would chop and more property tax relief for senior more than $14,000 off Reagan's pension citizens. or put the entire matter of legislative "Of all his vetoes, rejection of modest e-0mperwitlon in the hands of a oom· property tax relief · for senior citizens mission. is the most callous," McCarthy ea.id. Another major topic for oonsideration "At a time when soaring inf I at ion W!ll be ~gan's vetoes of 74 bills sent to is simply destfoying the budgets ol those htm the m the last month by the legisla· on fixed income.!, this relief is not ture. The Republican chief executive only justified, but humane." ~ From Page Al NOISE ... toward a system <i guidelines either to reduce or control the problem. "It will be aoother decade berfore noise becomes a serious problem, but It will," Furniss promised. "And the difficulty at this point lies In reminding government that it wasn't raining when Noah began to build his art." Despite the loot-dragging, Olson said It is important to remember California was the first state in the nation to fully recognize noise as a pollutant. MO!! other parts o! the country are still years behind, he noted. That noise is a pollutant has been confirmed through many a c i e n t i f I c studies, Furniss said. E1cessive noise, he said, is "socially disruptive, physically or poychologically damaging and has a great economic impact." And . the rate d noise pollution is building rapidly -aa last as Orange County and the rest ol the nation grow, Furniss said. "II we can't stop the growth, the noise levels will continue to increase until the level Is humanly unbearable, v Furniss said. "Of oourse things are complicated by the· fact that legally, you can't reaUy stop the growth." A veto override muat obtain ~ - tblnls vote In both bouaea of the le111Jlat1n to be llJCCM!ftil A move to Impeach Lt. Gov. Ed Retnecke will be introduced Monday, say• Assemblyman Richan! Al.atom , D- Los Angeles, but the queatlon may be moot by the time the lawmak!'l's coniider the i.Mue. I • Reinecke Is scheduled to be sent.need Wednesday for his conviction for lying to a U.S. Senate committee. He has said he will step down from office at the time be Is sentenced. Relnecke wu convicted In 1ete Jgiy' !or perjury !or his 1072 t"!'Umooy befqre Ille U.S. Senale JudlciaJy Comlajttee. He was coovickd l~r lyl,. when be aaid he bad not talked to then U.S. Atty. Gen. John Mitchell about the '400,IXll lnternaUonal Telephone and Telegraph COrp. pledge to tlbderwrite the 1972 GOP national convention if it were held in San Diego. The legislature is able to consider the ~einec~ impeachment move u well ;, OYmidln( Rea~'• vetoee-becnoe I ol the complicated DA!ute ol the 8e~on beginning Monday. . · , The lawmakera ....,, ordered beck into apeclal llOl!ion Wednesday by Reagan. But t1>e Democratic leadOrthlp onlered the Legislature back !or a recon- vened general 1<ssion beginning Moaday. :.W edllolday "'.as marked by boura of healed, (ioriliaJi noor dobala, cloaed<loor party caUCUJeS and C<1mP.le:t. parllamen-I tary m0vtt "·lo. decide when the vote I wouJ4 come on the penslm xepeal and I what.lawmaker's. naine ~·be Ulted , aa·tbe ftral.-uthor ol the meaaure. ' But thelalmiiiten toci\l.J!O yotet on the aubatanoo -of · any•<IJl!ll W<iilneaday and adjMned for lciir dl1f\ Thus, whfn the lawmabrl come bock Monday they will be ll)eellng both In the ....W session called by Reagan and £he reconvened aesalon called by the Democratic laaderlltlp. Thbl parliamenlary parldox ol two sessions meeting at oooe allow! a)road rang .. of topico, not almply theli' - pension wlildlall. o.llY Plllt IWI '11t1M FunUss said everything around us makes some noise, ranging from im- perceptible traces to resounding impacts on the ear. · "II we take the tl>resboid of hearing to be zero'., the loud~ noise feasible would be a sonic bocm. at 150 decibels," Furniss said. 1be decibel is a measure- ment of relative sound levels. KEN AND JACQUELINE WILLIG HELP PILAR WAYNE RAIS E CLUB'S OFFICIAL FLAG John Wayne Tennis Club Logo is (Of Couru) • Branding Iron Design Pilar on t he Ball By comparison, a library or rustl ing leaves would be claned as "quiet" at 2.5 decibel5, Fumis said. ' Strokes First Shot at Joh1i lT'aync A hospital, light street ttal!ic or a home refrigerator would fall into a range oC about 40 to 45 decibels. A dishwasher or electric typewriter By GARY GR.ANVU.LE llkxlurt temis complex will be "the 10 feet a'way would begin to be classed 0 ' "-D9ll)' ""' 1t1n most modem in the world." " "noisy" at 60 to IS decibels. It was barely da)tteak Saturday when To il!.-te his point, he pointed to Freeway· traffic al90 would be "noisy" !Pilar Wayne stroked. a ball in center the plei:i.pave playing surface <n the at an average of 75 decibels from a court to lniuate play at the $l million six completed oourts, the same fiber distance ol 30 yarda. Jolm Wayne Temis Club Jn Newport gla...acrylic top that will be lnatalled The morning alarm clock would ring Beach. · at Forest Hills when it is"' revamped at a noisy 85 decibels and a frei ght Within minutes tennis balls were bound-next year. train would be "loud" at 95 decibels ing around !ix cowU as charter Willig also nodded toward 101 feet from a range ol 50 feet. members in the private club tested the ol strip lighting that lines both llidea A newspaper press '10Uld be "very new facility. ol each coort. Lightiog, be aaid, exceeds loud" at 100 decibels, followed by To go a1oo,g with the siJ: available standards for professional tournament motorcycles and rock mU!ic at 110 and opening day, more courts at the Jambo~ play. a jet In takeoff from 200 feet distant Road teMis complez will be ready for EventuaJJy, he added, a television con- at a leyel of~.125 decibels: play sometime nut month. trot center in the clubhouse will make Furniss said most llOlse sources are However It won 't be until th it possible for observers to watch ea~y ~zable but many are hard clu~ ~pens In February that Orang! matches oo every court as well as T cnnis Club J ,v p No the ' Ian as ~ pla as JI ~~o , i hou ~ • • ~ a ; H Fo ·w to g1npo1nt and even harder to ~o~'. C'.ounty..'.s~s facility will be filming of teMis activities. . e ~d . the approadi beJ~leted, according to Ken Willi g A oommwllcation-network-.has-been- 1n Ca11fom1a -~~raI plan~ng -is partner to movie actor John Wa~ desJgned that will make it possible for 1--1----1 -• ~ most progressive m the nation. in the venture. in.ttructors, as an example, to cany If w~ are .to make any headway When fully devekiped Willig said the on conversations with players without at all 1n solving the problem, some ' • being overheard in adjoi.ning courts. guidelines have to be developed," When Compiet~. according to Wiiiig, Furniss said. "Once the goals and Bridgette Bardot the club wilI· 1nc1uc1e a tennis shop, policles and programs are developed, the "Duke'fl" room, sauna and jacuu.i the problem can be aUacked at its 1' d 40 S d baths and be terraced so that diners aource." urne atur ay can watch the tennis acUon. Furniss said the jurisdictions that £ail Another feature of the oomplex will to meet lhe noise problem headon today ST. TROPEZ, France (UP() -It had be a specially designed oourt that wW will be confronted with even more com· to happen. Bri gitla Bardot turned •o sa~ make it possible !or a bell burling plex problems in the future. urday. machine to retrieve and zi p balls to "Cities that !all to &C<OWll !or the The lamed ll'etlch aex star planned an a practlcln~ player at WI)'. desired noise and continue to pemutgrowfli-evening-perty-illt-her-rose-bowered-villa,_speed,Jocation..andjnteryal, saul.W.llli&. __ without noise considerations will face La Madrague, on the Riviera seashore Tennis activities at the John Wayne the very real possibility of c1as,, acUon here. "Lota ol lrienda wW be ·there," Tennis Club wW be under the direction lawsuits" Furniss aaid wd a '°"""' cloee to BB. Among1hem of Ken Stuart, he said. He .,;id such actiw have already was certain lo be her 1.atost boy·lrlend, Meml>erx of the laaclling Ila!! are · begun In Orange County with the filing handlOme, black-haired Laurent Verges, AUlio RoeetU, Kim Perino ...i Bllli>ora of hundreds of millions ol clollars worth 28. Wright. of suits over nobe at the county airport. Dana Point Man ·Gets One Year In Dope Case A Dana Point man bas been sentenced by a federal court in Las Vegas to a )'eat and I day Jn prison after pleading no conlc!I\ 19. marljUana, 1111uat1ng con· splracy charges llld ·pity, 1"' a pueport violation charge. Hennan Landt, S4, wu one of nine men dlarged In a Jan: 17 grand Jui:y Indictment with amuggllnr marijuana r..m Mwa..inalde cara. • The ring allegedly operated In SOUthent and centtal Callfomla, eastern Michlcan and Nevoda. · About 7!0 pounds of the drug were smuggled on April 26, 1173. ' Landi n!<tlved a on .. y .. r auspended sentence on the 1m1ggtlng charge, but was sentenced to prioon !or the P""(Jort v!olalion Ota the Beach · FIRES FIRST SHOT Pll•r on Center Court Landt aald he applied for the paM(lOl't In another pe!'800'1 name two yearx ago, hut never used iL Swlmmerx and passerxby may have been amused but helicopter pilot Bill Alexander aert, partially surrounded) wu just embarrassed when his chop- per nn out of raa and he wa• forced to land Oii sand Saturday (see st<>ey, Paa• Al). I ,• ' I ". R H WU poll T Fl B ,I . . . ... ,_, . ' . ., ... Vp, llp and Away ! f 1 I I . No one was injured when single-engine Maule dropped a wing to the runway at Orange County Airport Saturday morning alter lei! landlng wheel .collapaed, but crippled bird was lei'\ at edge of runway as Air Callfomla plane rolls by in background (above). Almost new plane, piloted by Larry Stanbury of Fullerton, received major damage as Cj\Unty firemen disC<!vered when they arrived with crane (center pbot~). l\escue,opei;a\io~s op plane o'l>'Jled by Richard D. Potts o! Hunbngton Beac6 (right, photo) U~d up runway !or about half an hour before the plane' "flew" heh.ind crane whlcli hauled il away. Su1n11ilt Suggestions U.S. Se n<1to rs · · LA Sheriff Installs • Locks in Comt Homes Budget C"Qts Head List WASHINGTON (AP) -Trimming the federal budget wlthou\ cuttlnll of! needed programs was the principal theme ad· vancod to ~8$1~1 Ford in SalllrdAy'1 windup of the Economic Summit Con- ference. The next most popular auggestlon was a vigorous enforcement of anti-trust Jaws to break up monopoUes and bring down prices. This wa1 coupled with recom· mendations I.hat the so-called fair trade laws which legalize price fixing be abolished. Some of the recommendatlorui: coming rrom delegates and observers repeated suggestions made in Friday'• opening session, but many new areas were open- ed at the discussions covering business Md rnMUfacturing, stale and local government, the £ederal budget In general and defense spending. . Other recommendations included: -Elimination of 1pecial i n t e r e s t subsidies and protections for private in· duslty and commerce, including deple· tioo allowances. -Tax reform including a cut for lower income groups and new taxes to recover "the Inflation gains of large cor- poratiom." -A wage-price stability COWlcil wiUt enforcement powers, Including authority to order rollbacks. T 01i rin g Cuba '0 11timistic HAVANA -cautious optimism about the future and a Unimng bitterness about the put characterized a meeting 1 Saturday on U.S.-0.lban re I at ions between Foreign Minister Raul Roa and t\\'O American senators. Los AngeJes Co u n t y Supervisors lnvestigaUon into Peter Pit.chess' opera- tion ol the Loa Angeles aberlff'• d'l>"rt· ment has followed a troll ol alleged special !avoro Into Irvine and . Newport A fo""er 14.t Angeles County deputy said Saturday that he had installed anti· burglary devices at nine p r i v a t e ...tdenoes including two 1n·0raqge Qiun- ty with the undentandlng that tke work wa1 beinl done at Pltcheu' request. Pltchiiu acknowled,.a that be aulhoN· od the lnstallatlon ol the aophistlcatod 1ockl at the homee-4 hl.s-two '°"'• twloo In Loo AnP.les and twice In Orange eounUes, and a . ft!th at the home ol an acquainlanco In Pasadena. MR S. FORD REClTPER ,\TES. • • . -consumer protection, includi ng a reu- eral Consumer Protection Agency and regular consultation between consumer leaders and the President. But In a hard-blltlng speecl! Saturday , night , Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro strongly denounced President ' Ford !or meddling In Latin American affairs and called upon third world OOW"r tries to support oil nations again.It the Beach. . Hurricane Heads For .Caribhean's • Wh1dward l~les ~DAMI c .(i>) -Hurrtcsne Gertrude headed !or the Windward Islands with wind gust• or 9~ miles per hour late Saturdsy alter swirling quickly to Ille In the open AUanUc. For~rs said the storm should be """' stronger by Sunday morning. Gertrud4I arew lnim a .lro!lical depression to a tropical llorm and then to hurricane strength within a matter of hours. It Is the season'! seventh named storm and rourth twrricat;1e. The storm po&ed a &erious threat to the Windwards from Tobago northward to Martlnique, ll8ld ft~llen at the National-Hurricane Center In Miami. • At e p.m . EDT, Gertrude'• blghelt sustained winds lll'ere 75 milea per boor · -one m.p.h. above minimum hurricane strength. '!be 95 m.p.h. gusts were main- ly In squall north of the center-, · Other hurricanes this season were • Becky, which never threatened land as : it moved into the North Atlantic in 1 early August: CllJ'11len, whim. swept ·through the Csrrlbbe1m, Into l11e Gull f of Mexico and then tnto Louisiana early I thl1 mrdh; and FiO, wh!cb ,cauoed · widespread death and destnktJOn as · It slammed Into H~uros early Ja1t 1.week. · But he said that whatever might have been done on other jobl was approved without his knowledge, and that a fonner &951stant sheriff wai forced to resign partly because Pltc:hess invesUgatod the matter. The d1sclo11ures stem from an In- terview by the Lof ).ngeles Tunes with William B. Heaton. Heaton served six yean willt the sheriff's department before mtgntng. m. ...,.el testlmooy before tbl Loo ~les Board ol Supervisors tut Tue• day led to an Investigation by Supervl90r Bsxler Ward Into the department's penonnel practices. Heatoo, 30, sa1d be 'A'ent on special assignments In 1971 and t973 to Install l~ng de\'lces in homes in Palm Springs. La Jolla. Newport Beach, Pasadena, Palos Verdes, BreDtwood, Arcadia, Los Angele1 and Irvine. Pitchess said be approved live of the auignments. ·rour d. them becaute he !ell his family might be In danger. The fifth. he said, was the result or "an experiment" at the home of an acquaintance in Pasadena who had had several burglaries. Pl.tcbess blamed the othen on fonner Assistant Sherifr Howard Earle. • police science <expert 'lr'ho resigned Int year. Pitdless has attacked Ward's handling ol the matter, saying that such an investigation should be handled by the grsnd jury. (From P11e Al I "amazingly bright and stroog, very much a par1 or the coaverutlon around the bedalde, laughln1 and omllled by the jokea, really In ezce!lentlpir1t1. "- A hoapltal bulletin lllued Saturday evening described Mn. Ford'• t:end!Uon u "aatllfaetory." ~ It said, "She la uwtenclng some po1t .. peratlve dlscomlort which ii quite normal ror the operation the bas Wl· dera:one. She will remaln on intravenous fluids and under close obaervatlon · throughout the night." The hospital reported aloo said that "MrJ; Ford's condition atebllized nicely {(-JV._ iv. l\frs. Ba yh Lauds Cancer Publicity l~'D!ANAPOLIS (AP) -'l'hN\" years ago nm month, Sen. BlrcI> Bayh, D-lnd.. withdrew from· the Democratic presidential nomination race because bis wlfe Marvella bad to undergo a mastec- tomy similar to Betty Ford's operaUoo S8turday. "Now I'm feeling great," :ti.Ira. Bayt told reporters by telephone Saturday, aooo alter hearing ol Mn. Ford's malignancy. "I feel It should point up two things -women need to he alert and moat of them can. be saved 11 cancer ta dlagnoaod and treated early. "Aod I want to emphasise two other things: OncN.·year phys I ca I ex· amtnatlons and monthly ·1eU-breut ex- amination. It's quick, simple llld eesy." Mn. Bsyh ill· natlooal co-chairman of the 1974 cancer crusade. in the recovery ward and before she was returned to the presidential suite. Her blood pressure, pulse and respiration are normal." The next report on Mrs. Ford's con- dition wu sChecluled to be Wued early this morning, Ov er<lose Kills Santa Ana, Girl A 16-year-old girl was found dead from an overdose of heroin tn Senta Ana Saturday morning. -Santa ·Ana police said an anonymous caller phoned at 7 a.m. Saturday 1aying that the d.rl was in a parked car in the 1900 blOck ol West 3rd Street. 'l1Je girl, police said, was a runaway from the Orange County Youth Guidance Center In Santa Ana wl!o had left the facility two weeka ago. -Relaxation of rederal regulation of United States. I business. particularly environmental and · safety f~les. • "I have the feeling there are no in· l -Restructuring of f i n a n c i a I in-hibitions to discussing the problem stitutions, including a more eqWtablc between us." said Sen. Jacob K. Javtts, delivery of credit. This included renewed R·N.Y., accompanied here on four-day ' calls for credit rationlng. mission by Sen. Claiborne Pell, ~R.I. -Creation of a national development "They mentioned the Bay of Pigs bank to promote projects which might IG us and we mentioned the Cuban not be able to obtain funding through mis,,ile crisis to them in even ct ..... n,,er commercial banks. .. ........ oe tenns," Javtts said. 'lbe meeting at 1 -A federal action office to cu t through Cuba's omate foreign ministry bulleting regulatory red tape. was the ri.rst detailed discussion of U.S.· -Federal funding for mass transit Cuban relations sinoe the two senators operating deficits to prevent fare in-arrived Friday afternoon along with 29 : cr~.tinued revenue sharing and representatives of the U.S. Dff!S ~~· . cai.gorlcal granb · of federal funds lo Most ol -Castro'1 51).mlnuto 1pooclt, state and local government, including on the eve of ~ 14th anniversary multi-year funding to allow more el· of the Commlltees !or the Del"'l!"I of ficlent planning. the RevolutJoo Saturday, was · a .Ursb -Welfare reform and a national health , denundatioo of U.S. foreign poliey. insurance program. Castro blamed the U.S., l Cenll'al 1 --$5 blliion In federal funds to pump lntelligence Agency for the death of , money into the home mortgage market. Olilean President Salvador-Allende. 1 PENNY OWSLEY HUGE SAVINGS AT OUR GIANT ORANGE COUNTY WAREHOUSE -Jfissiirger-Nute·..--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~ Reveal Harriman Irvine Proposes City -ORflli I Home Wiretap R f p king WASHINGTON (AP) -Former eview 0 ar Ambassador W. Averell Harrlman's home wu placed under FBI swveillance •after the FBI appir.nUy teamed by Objecting to federal review of parking Large Irvine devel0pments such as . wiretap that Silla Deparlment penlOIU1el provlsloos for all city devel-eob, University Town Center, Irv In e • oppooed to tbe Cambodian Invasion were Irvine l'OIJDCll memben thil weelr j>used Industrial Complex-East and Irvine I meellng thero, according to newly rel.... a resolution to bypass the Envlromnental Center would rail under the EPA ~eil-senm.-tatJ · . PnilectlOrl.\gency 'il!i!"att"Up"thelr own provlslonl,-. ----~----• • Former FBI •I Bernard Wells told parking plan. EPA pui<lng guidelines, wblch are • ·the Senate ForellJI Relations C<>mmittee IJe9t:!:lblng tho Envtronmentaj Pro!..,. sUU being drafted, would allow the agen- • that the aurveillance oo May II, 1970, Uoo Ageocy'• (EPA) plan to relltrlct cy to override dty and counly building waa ordmd so that thoae attending Ua kin. -t t air permlb and stop a developm"1t I~ !eels the meeUng could be ldenUfled. He said ava ble par 1 u a way 0 <;II will Increase the amount of mllea travel· ·~--aa· no attempt to overhear the pollution fnxn automobUes as an u~'C ... "economic horror story/' CouncUrnan ed\by car. converaailonl inside Ha r r I m a n ' s Henry Qutaley called for 1 city parking. SUch a plan, with an emphasb on !. • Georgwe" ~iald~be· Ile···'' Iha•· !lie: -1 program. large developmenb, QO!lley iald, would Wells nu vt10 ~ ""' lead to wider use of small 11atrtp11 com-• le&rned »o! 11\o meetm, to •wiretapped EPA guidelines provide !or city review mUclal projects. :»cooversaUon. Howover, there wu no lostead ol federal ttview of projects• .Under the resoluUon. the city wootd ~elllloiL that it was Harrtman'a wblch will have more than 2!t1 l""klng produce .a plan lo cootn>l parking and , telephone that wu being tapped. spaces. , · • review projects by the end ol the year. • Hartiman lo a fllrmer governor of CiUes must declare Intent to ~ • · New York and former U.S. ambassador on the job themselves be£ore Oct. L " • to the Soviet Union and at that lime Councilman John Burton, wl!o attendod Skd Ca was a vocal ~-ol u.~ lndocblna . a meellng of the. Southern California eton se : policy. · ' ~ AssodaUon or Governments on the sutr l -· Ject, cauUoned that the EPA would not F t Ch ed Three ... -!?enhn' es really give cities autonomy. a er arg n.a·., Any city pjan, be said, would have • to conlotm with the views of the.EPA. NEW ORK (UP!) ..:. PolJce say they FJ ee .Their 'Comitry "I !ail to ... how liking a aet ol believe they solved the case ol the BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - • '!llree prominent Argentines fled the country Saturday amid t t 1 h t • w I rig ,.UJreat• and following the kldnapilaylng , cf a lelliat lawyer. :-Raul Lagoni, a lefltst former mor ol Buenos Alres Unlvenlty1 ftod lo Mex· ' · tco, and actors Norman Brisltl and Nacha Guevara left ror Peru. 'lbelr departures came shorUy before Conirefs gave final "f"'°""' to a •-P-ing new aecurlly bil del\cned to stem terrorism. Since laabel Peroo oucceeded her husband as prtaldent on bl1 ""8th July t, terrorists have kliled an average or one person a day. criteria handed down by the EPA and child'• skeleloo .founcl-In a rotted old hardly aee how it can be called local lnlltJc Ill the 1Jaaemen1 at a Bronx bome. cootro(" Quigley said. A ndlth after the llteleton was !O!lnd The EPA plan, Quigley said, is when tt tumbled out ofo the t.iunk as "completely backwardo." 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' ~ NIXON DIAGNOSIS -Diagram shows probable sites or blood clots suffered by former President Nixon in his left leg and right lung, · based on information released since his admittance to Long Beach · Memorial Hospital. • ' ,I • Mlktitft'llll -·1 I , a.t l:s Phlebitis? • - 'A!edic al A utl~1·ities D~t uss t1ie N·iian · Bl9Qd Cwt~ • t ' • • • .~ • By FREDERICK SCHOE!llEllL ..lei the lorme ·~· • ·.lwilJ ~ ' A radlati• ........ ocanned 'Nlxon'• . u Nixon'• ·~Ulll"" ~ ... :cr~cal, .. °'"' °''" '"" '"" a&. lout thrGlP .,.ii( tljii'!o;ek, chest and~ )llim the radloaellve il I' believed ~· ,....., pe orm •= ~ ·-·~ -..in•;;;;;o;;.;->r.t.. · · · · .,,..,.ces ·~·b·ry,'""'''" ,...,.. the! chlel. canon --di·-·• that ~-~-p·11au-~ '!be ....,._.._ • ....,. -~ • .;...., 1 i t..i.:.ol• -.,,......, · v-' sur&~ ~,,ii pl~oo former President Richard M. Nixon la , ~· '' • " · · bl~ ~'111' ..Ille dill' PIWed• )IOI -wl~elll> 1llild ilia ahown .. --<ictable, and, occassionally, defiant l'llYl!Clabs 18 Dr, tun•r!"' • •L'' =·00"•'-liiiini.0" • · •· be. lolfecdv• .In llr :up clota ~ .. ~ and r1:wa11er .._ •• White up .. a "'!""' """' w~ -"' • • w ' ' . . to men fJl medicine. H009t !lllfoici.t 'i.ir!l'li!lenl to Anplher lellt, .. ilr\il1.'.-lilleY lest, In the l'.'!1; '°'' •~ · • ' Phlebitio alinply is an inflammation enter ~ · ·.,...,.~JI ~ waa 8190 ~ ~ · ID¥"''•· · ,,_ blli aUon , of the veins, the network ol v .... 11 s i de el h c tt ~l«I. '1111> ad· ,harmlem ~ ~· "'1<'i IOIG!d that:Jtie', , • doll .: : thBt retums blood to the heart ahd ministration <t'~ • ' • in the tlnj-~'-IP llit·1~ ~-lonntlilm flt lr\el, oced IWJgs alter oxygen has been delivered While e«~•f In if~ $11J h "::?· tl!O;~..,._,~ :• l:,-:gt::i' . to~---~ drugl 'may ~ iD&eraal: ~~~ t...,. air _-::=-P-m .. -~ ~~ ... ..,.. .. to the OfgllllS fJl the body. ~y"ln•4!1o head· iiii! '~•-• ~a . ~ • t •:·-:~-,..,, !le., 1,,,., .. , D Seemingly .little things -continuous a~ to n...:Al'I!!' o,~sa.'Oll Kftei: Nl'D ,bi~·' ... ~ said Ill a .pnll · ,lllt crossing of the legs or riding too long assistant prolep!l''fll 'lllJ'g~ 'al .~ ,--~-·~4\0· , be~ "f the\'e ....... COO~s inonepoaitlon'-canceusephlebitis. California Colliigt ol ldedidne ·at UC ....,oonfinnedthe,~• '."' -..:.:;· -illaCtl<lt)';,,dMa~ ID ,tllt blood,• Once it develops, phlebtt!s 'cah go Irvine. • · ., · • ' Dr. Gazzanlll, It l'eSell'dMr llJ..~w c!ottiog. medllol..,;. ...... • • d -lie also commented that the drugs "'ays of detecting blood clots, said the leukemia. away on its own. Or it may go away hinder the clotting process for surface Jung scan Is "notoriously inaccurate." Dr. Gazzaniga noted other,. causes - o!ily to come back from time tO time. wounds, such as a cut finger or shaving But Dr. BlankeOOorn and a medical lack of movctnent ot the lbdlll, surgery, Nixon is one of those haunted by nick. technician working with Dr. Lungren age, obesity, leg Injuries -can also recurring phlebitis. It first bothered hin1 Dr. Dav\si BlaekenhOrn. a cardiologist defended the temn.Ique .as ".extren)ely bring oo ph.l~tis a!M1 throm~phlebitls. prior to his spring trip to the Middle at the Uriiversity of Sollthern·Califom18 accurate"· when Ul6d properly. Lungren 'Ille physlClan said he <!Jdn.t consider Easi. It flared up later in Egypt, and said it takes between three and nv~ declined to discilss the 'IIUltter with a stress alone as ~ ~nb\lti~g factor days for 'anticoagulants to begin to do reporter. to the tonner president s phlebitis. again in Russia. their job. , , • , More recently, the phlebitis in the Gazzaniga sai:~ ~anedler concern with deep veins of his left leg developed the use of anti~gulants iS the speed ooe step further. One, then tYX>, blood v.ith which they can disssolve a clot. clots. foqned in one of the veins, a Sometimes the clot di~lves t.oo rapidly condition known as thrombophlebitis. and breaks off before, the dissolving Sometime in the days just prior to proces.s is completed, Gau.arUga said. LONG BEACH tAPJ -'Ibe archbishop da~r, Trieia:'Nixon C<:a, who evaded Even if the clot dissolves. there i> of the Los ~nbeles 11aman',C&lholi• reporters.aod~ogrtpM!, Iii> entering his hospitalization, one or part or the no guarantee a new one won't develoj>. diocese vtsite<i-~sJ>ifal Patient \R(cbard the hospital , throUgh • a gmund floor clots broke loose from the wall of the ~t is the biggest ~em facing Nixon M. Nixon on Saturday and said the service entrance. It wu not knoWn wtH:n vein and apparently lodged .in Nixon's today, medical experts seem to agree. former President "looked better than she arrived in Southern Calilomia from right lung. The embolus, M it is known, Lungren and tbe hmJiital medical staff J've seen him in two years." New York or 1'°" kiog she planned is potentially dangerous. used the latest in nuclear -medicine "He showed no sign ol strain or ill· to st8y. As Nixon rests on the sixth floor techniques to diagnoie the clot lodged ness," said Archb~~ Ti m o t h y His penonal physician, Dr. Joiln C. or Long Beach ~femorial Hospital , the in Nixon 's lung. Cardinal Manning. "He said he was Lungren, said then that no medicaJ lo- fomier president is receiving Sodium In thei f!,.rsl of two tests, radioactive in no pain. I was amazed. He was formation VXlllld be provided over the Heparin through intravenous injection. dyes were injected and iallowed to travel in excellent spirits, very happy." \\'eekend unless Nixon's condition chang· a drug long considered the most useful ··throo"~~gh~the~b::l-:::'.:':'.::'.a'.'.'.m'...t'.:'.o~the'.'.:..l:;'.ung'.'.'· ~·:.· __ _..:Lat::::er~,:..:.Nl::::_xon:::_was::::_v::l:•i:led:_:b::Y:..:.hl::•:.e::ld::est:::.;._:ed::::_. ----------- in treating internal blood clots. Couma-- dian. an anticoagulant given orally, has also been prescribed. Dr. John Lungren, Nixon's physician, ' DtllY ,lltl' P'MMI·.., Gttf GrattYI .. Lobster Balre '., ... " . Hai~; ~ain~ Win~ Assaul.t NiiiiiJn , > ' ' " .. - . ' • . ' • •• J ' ' " " " .. " ,. " " " .. " .. " .. .. .. " .. " .. " .. ,. ll " . " .. ll :I .. " n " " .. " " SI " .... " " n •' ,. . " " .... .. " .... .. .. H :: • :t I I •• ... , ' ' L ,I 1 -.. ' '. . •• i,.:..: ' '• ' n eave .. ,,. •. ' . Lease Dekl1ed Offshore SANTA MONICA (AP) - A decision on leaJSing I.I million acres of Southem Calllomla's outer Continental Shell ior oil and gas develop- ment won't be made until next summer, a top oCficial ol the lnlerior Department s a I d Saturday. -David-E. Lindgren, cleputY solicitor of the Interior Department, assured a hear- , ... ing pr the U.S. Senate's Na- tional Ocean Policy Study Ciommittee that the leues won't be awarded ne:rt May as the department previously had snnounced. But he said 1lle department probably won't delay Its I Sundi)', Stpttmbtt ~. 1974 OAJLY PILOT A Ii I . ' Oil ··, 'Critical' . -. • .. • ; •.• !'._ .. t.~ c. . ~1 ... .. • ,. •Workmeq .in.San nilg!)'tow tbe:dl..iiiiliii:w!> ferry- boat San FranciscO to a"launchlng, lite, at Cimpbell ,Industries. ·The 211>-~n,. .... ~ llCbedlil<jd~·~~ ' . ·1aun<blng··Satunlay, Will shutUe .c<>mntuters be- tween Sin •F.rancilco,. Sausalito, Larkspur and Marin decision until the California ~stat Commission plan ts sQbmilled to and ratified by the Legislature, a procedure expected to last into 1976. CountY. · , . ·1"1,,,, ·• '#. .... I"" .. •' (' .... . . "'1'1ietnam .Mur:.ksiffn n Free On~, Bci_il in Hostage Case LOS ANGE!JES C.u') - Vietnam veteran John At. Gabron, aCCIJSed oi holding 11n'ee -1e hootage at rille- point as he naslied back to hi! combat experiences, was freed Saturday oo $10,000 bond. Gabron, said be is confident the violent .episode won't. be repeated. ' , CALIFORNIA UNDGREN s~id the energy needs of the nation and the uncertai11ty over the availability and cost of Arab oil makes 9ffshore develop- ment as soon as possible crucial. Friday, on the .first of two days of hearings chaired by Sen. Jolm V. Tunney, O.Calil., Duke Ligon or the Federal Energy Administration said his agency is now advocating a delay in the granting of leues un.Ul the c o a s t a 1 development plan is approved. Ligon, FEA assistant ad- UPI ''""'*' SEN. JOHN TUNNEY (CENTER) RUNS HEARING ON OFFSHORE Oil Alaska's Sen. Ted . Stevens (l), Committee Staffman John Russell (RI delay .in granting leases until the plan is completed. meiit can decide ir oil rigs should be placed in a major recreational area subject to earthquake faults, he said. ~ionica Bay and the com- munities from Newport Beach to San Diego." He urged restrictions on development in those areas. He called the federa~ • govenunenl's current plan Clf' '?; Jlsi want to get my held bact lllg-..," said tl)e ~ yowig man ... he ~ from 1he Los Angtles (:cilJaty Joli Where be had been ...._-&~..ow: jacket be bad. m when he kept JOO law enforcement ci- bcers at bay •l<r six hours last Aug:'( .. ,.~<Jriffitb Park hiiliop. 'He finaDy surrendered and later weS chai-ged with three counts oC assault with a dead1y v.-eapon and three oounts oi (alse impri!ooment. ~ boldlng ttOo parll: ,._... ,anil a jogger_ with "There were u e c i r i c precipitating factors that I . can't go into, because of the trial, but illey cannot be duplicalod," Dr. Nell said. "'---.-----"' ,His atix.oe;, ~W!'iJi· g!ass, called it "an ironic twist" that Gabron ~ was r e I e a s e d unconditionally Saturday. Ga bro n.1, b I s psychiatrist and his lawyer all wanted a con dlt t6n a I ministrator for r e s o u r c e develoPment, said he had cleared his remarks with federal energy chiet John Sawhill. Lindgren said Satur· day he was unaware of the change In FEA policy. ONE FEDERAL off i c I a I agreed with that viewpoint Saturday. ironte Canfield, an energy specialist with the General Accounting Office, t.esillied that experts believe only 8 percent of the un- developed oil reserves· lie orr the California coast. Tunney said Friday that both Callromia gubernatorial candidates were to appear Saturday. But neither did. Instead, Republican Houston 1. Flournoy submitted a stale· ment and Democrat Edmund G. Brown said he planned to hav&-one entered in the record later. a buffer zone inadequate. Envirorunentalists on the final panel Saturday cited ,, potential earthquake and ob spill dangers, possible worseq.. ing of air quality by the w:i· struction of mqre oil refiDerids to service I.he orrshorn rip and despoil~tion of a recrea· tion area used by millions. ~~;fl~ l •• ...... ... ~ -. . .. . .. _ .• 'f:.:·;. + ··Polifre rtt(llJl 1 j; ~-... ... ... • • .., "#' ~ ... '""-'. ~ ......... -·rt!.NhfeiJ• his'lQ.-OI J;ille: . Dr. 1-d Neff, _a psydllatmt al tlJ'! B.-.od veter-a-n-'-:s A~ Hoopital who baa ~ qoa~lng· • Relief · Plane Remains ·' ' . . Gro11nd{~d by FAA · ; 'N o Bo~ze' LONG BEACH (AP; -A • A lloodurnn consulate _ · • ".~ ,,o', " ~ .ni.n. loaded w.i th spokesman said the supplies &ur.~SCO ,(Art .'>-~J,l~es illil pdBolF Ji!f'Uliralrcrafrare-"vital-tD -A-~ bl!I been nei *tnl of hurricane !be well-being of the lblllirin =~~ . .;:. ~· i;i ··~rtn-' '~I ~-~ J"!'ll\le':,lild tho< the medical ...... ;:,;; -· ·-)(II-··Q~ be ....... ""' · • : Adniiabli'otloii ol(!ctali refuii belpful l!lm any -« 1111 • ~· 11 "I 'Day ed to let the pt' "'"·to ~~. t · (lelebration. ~-1•1. ' ' ~ ~Court Judge Leland Hit'~_;' . • TWENTY-TWO paracliptisis J. L8iarus 111o orderO.hJohn -, ~ r.:llJ'. ~ were to jump from th<( C-'11 t~i ~ ~~+.:~· ~-......... ~~"(l}gb": .::. ~t~~:1J:. ;DrbcoD was. <!olriiOtiid' of · qmeer was n6tilleo\ii0d by fo6d ratloils, JIOi_,,,.,make iilvoluntaey man~augbter In the FAA and 11wo;r,.a~ 11et11tn and clothing lot Hilo- tlle si-ing death last March was not certifie•l,>..l<r fi)'UIC dur3o vtllages · 1& Of Michael Stinnet. a Santa over water. • ' _" AD tM. spokesman stid the -drug atQre. manage<. Bilk .P"!tigrtW, ~ ~rican ' Red . Qoosi. bad l,Alzarus banded down the !or the group ~nnJll'lhe' ·~~ tat that~··-~ · sentence after prison mti'.Ucal flight, FOl.Dldatioa. tor. Airborne ... ~ a 1 ement _ .. ~ officers testified that Driscoll Relief, said "people are dying· 15 00 ~ ne<d and lie can ,__ )0 . '" and , bi,. k .• sill manage. 'lbeii". IS no prob-\1.0S' .no ua11&e~ S>Cle.., ";~ re c etJDI over Y leni." But Macy: Q'Quinn, wire un!MS be was, drinking. rules. ,. . of the grounded pllot and .. µie.-oi . the !Oundatioo, 'F h l D ' · · said tlie Red Cross was ~ ai ,t -he ll. ~d.' eafh ~k~':'.'" "'the .f~tion's release -returning him to the hoopital -but that motion was deni<d lest ·-by a judgepo xald.~ securi- .ty could not be guaranteed. Gabron immediS:tely went \I> the VA boopital'. Many speakers during the tW<><lay hearings -including 1\omey, envirorunentaJists, or- ficials of coastal communities and planners -called for a He said the rederal govern- ment should emphasize energy plarm.ing a n d conservation first: Then with a better assessment of future energy needs, the Interior Depart- In his statement, Flournoy sa.ld, "Particular emphasis should be placed on esthetic values ofrshore for the Santa • P.ace Setter invites you ~o meet ~" Dr. Burg~~s, one of the century's .a~reatest sculptors of po-rce-l:arn.-... ,. " Monday, September 30, 7:30 to 9:30 P.M. RED BREASTED NUTHATCH 8urh'l6 rontrasts the flowing lint>S of the knurly. oak with lht• fl ighty, flitly nuthatch. 51 ?"~". limited lo an edi· rion of 950, $22;; «'~'*if • · · "'Ibey want fD tia.. lull -D~Shake_E(ithei =:"1°ver·u--.... ~. -·~ ~ BER!j,\l\QINO, Calif. <AP> ·-Dnpite· being sen-tinced'fi> five yean' probation f6r lnvoluntafY. tnMSJaughter and ·child abuSe in the death ·of .·l!ls .ll~ld son, faith any." Parker t O'l d reporters Friday a1ter· the couple was sentenced. KJ doa1t belle"·e it could be .lbaken. I'll trust in Jesss OristJno matter wbat happens." . F~I Says Vegas Hef:s t i:a.~ Park .. Sl)'I be 'Th · B"· tialn t lo8I faith in 0U1st. TilE SENTENCE imposecl ~ , 1ggest ;.-Pa,.,_~ hl5 wiM.-Alice1 by SUperlo!' ,Oourt Judge · J.· ' , • -·. ,.,.-,l;; 'lh• ~dia"-"" --· RENO -(AP)·-~ · ~!" ~· Y, " . !:""" S!fie•,W!U!tinis •,in~·l.uitd .,~,;-~ ~~ ~~ Bl~~tllli! ~ Partels ; edtln !'C,,_Jm,-=' , __ ...._· ...:-~ 1!P¢4.~'-·Sli off !be ,........ . ,-f:'J .97"'~.-···~~HJ'nh"' . -.. -~~ cli!d h 'dlp.later.!',~' • • :!\,;"~ .... L~)'. • ,;;;;~U; ~:x.:: w:=. 'f'-'-il ~ nmNI usuc•m. ; I ~ta 'N'J'~u·..--..o 1llUlr9 .. ,,,. trlil hasn't ;baken ..... ' ' to .t\>ljlr' ~ o(~ . ~ $i....,ulim and ~ ,\ I fieer iny Dhless, _,ident' or Into a l'OIOly crowd walclllll(r · • injucy "1liOb oonflneJ any a patide aloog Rem's •...mo Sem.· • ces Set member o(, their famDy .to atrip, the ~l Mid Saturday,' bed: aild refrain fl'ol1I ad-An FBI •kestnan In F < ' • vising a,,_ nOI to seek Washingtoo 18id , the armed , .-$t.:W.ti~r.,: ·me<11ca1 ~11.. ~!';:~~Y~= , , .. ..,,,., -· •. -. ~ . $1.0I mllll!n In .,..ii, '!Fl"' ... ·~~·~ 'D • .. .. =.:~.:="',,.,,:! ed ~ ...... -. ... ~~ .J:;1'8lll ···-·-· ..,. ...,..._,_ • • bank r-, 'II> """' &flCJ. Jameo R. Webb, who woo on Runs' -. Wild Bank examiners said 11ie·exact Academy Awmd in 19'3 for ..-ct the ~ robbery hll. ocr:;:y' of "HoW tbo . will not be lmolm unlll an W~wu . an." -~t~ -·~M-'-~ .JJ•Y\VARD •·.(AP) -A a-·-~ _,. , ,..-.... iMjl1jn hlo ileep l!rt: .,. Police ln"'9tlgattng 9ie rob' .ia;~., iJ:, ldmltted to · w..aei\i .Patj00 .. 1re1iih1· tilin· 1>ery were met by paiailegoen M!.' Sinai Boepltnl the day ran out oi coatrol m a 21kn11e who danced oolslde 1he First before lot dlagnootk: tests. He stretch oi tracj< beiween Natimal Bank of Nevada. and WU M.' • • Liverinore• and ii a y w a·r d heckled olllceri as they mov; ~"\:·~:.i ~ :"~ Satunliy the r a l l r o a·d ~ii.\t,gand out, of the brick HID," ''1\eY caD Me Mr. repon.d. -,,,,_ .JUis .,_ pro- 'nllbl," ''G<D of .San Sebaa· "No -was burt ~ we le98lonal: they -exactl1 tlan," The lllg Goon!n'." don't .._ ol -IZIY property wbat they...,. doing," police "Trapeze" and, meet reeently, damllp," a r a i I r o a d Detective Frank ~an said "The Organimtlon." lpOl<Ollllllll aid. ci the well<irpnl2'id l))bberl. L ~~~~;;;;;~~ · OUl.lllllAY- TWELVE TO FIVE ' ' . South t11ast ?fua ~--1111111111!!!!1111!1111!!11! l ' BAL T:iMORE ORIOLE .Perched among . stat mock 0tans@ b~ the youi;tg OfK>le, 1chirping to, draw its parents' attention, OIYQits 1he ne,xt feeding. 11"x8Y.t"x6". Umited IO an edition of 200, $750. BIG H ORN SH EEP l He will personally sign any of his porcelains purchased during this event. A dedicated naturalist and ecologist, Dr. Burgues' limited edition porcelains of birds, animals and flowers are featured in leading museums and collections over the world, including the White House. He will sign any figurine purchased during his visit, thus inestimably adding to Its value as an investment and collector's heirloom • The beauty and realism of these works must be seen to be appreciated. Prices are from S12S to SlSOO -all are pieces always to be treasured, especially with' Or. Burgues' stgnature. " . SILVH e GIFTS e CHINA e CRYSTAL ~sttar .. SOUTH COAST PlAZA llriotol ot .... Soll Diogo '"". CostaMno ........ S.0-2627 , '. •, ' ' ' ' • • • ' '''----------------( DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE ) Repeal Without Delay The furious cries or Calitornia taxpayers finally brought the Legislature inlo special session lasl week to reconsider the pension bonus ripoff -that absurd r $5.7 million program set up to allow a substanllal number o! legislators lo retire at an early age and at a handsome Incom e. • . Unfortunately, the loud and clear message !rolli the taxpayers wa sn't Interpreted correctly. Both the Assembly and the Senate booted the Issue around postponed action unlil this week and showed all signS of using th!! bonus proposal as a wedge"for legis lative maneuvering. . • · · It was so unnecessary. As Governor Reagan said ''This can be done promptly, in ' a matter of hours: Without spending more than a bare minimum of the taxpa.Yers' money." . Bu\ no, It wa-sn't QQne that way. :rtie taxPaY.ers'pald to send all the assemblymen and senators back to sacramenlo for one day. All they got for their money was a disgraceful bout or bickering and a confusing array. of overlapping proposed bills. Now the lawmakers wlll go back at it again -wilh the taxpayers fooling the bill, or course. As one legisl ator, Sen. Dennis E. Carpenter of Newport Beach, noted wryly, "When we play games at thls slage ·wllh this issue we are not inviting any are at honor on the Legislature," While the original pension bonus bill was passed wllh support from both Democrats and Uepublicans, the game-playing last week was orchestrated and played out by·the !JemocratS. They get the dubious credit for turning the clear·cut issue jnto a political football. · election year. the pension bonus was a hot l.uue. They reluctantly agreed lo the special session. Whllt they apparently didn•t understand was that the public was demanding clear-cul 11nd Immediate act1011. to repeal the pension· bill, not another bugger-mugger display by a bunch o! pallUcal hacks • ()rungc Countians should note that ~n. Carpenter. along with Asso mblymen Robert Burke ilnd John Briggs, were outspokenly ln favor or repealing the pension bonus bill. Assemblymen Robert Bildham 'and· Kenneth Cory were consplciously silent or · non-comm_ilal on the Issue. · . The pension )?onus Is un expensive fraud thal!houJd he and can be removed in the public Interest. Tbe' Legislature can and must repeal it withoQt delay or further manipulaUon. . • Jury Sh or t Shrifted Orange County supervisors have again perpetuated their annual rllual or thumbing their noses at the annual county Grand Jury report. Most of their replies lo jury concerns were concise tO the point ~! bemg curt and some were downright contemptuous. . ' This year's action was enhanced by the ract that the board decided not to reply when the jury released its report in January, but chose I<> wait until after the · jury adjourned this summer. New legislation extended the jury's term by six months in order to adjust the schedule to a fiscal year rather than a 'calendar year. .. • ' At first the Democratic leadership -which controJs both houses-:-: l09ked lhe othei:way when the public outc>y began. Finally the,)'. got the word: In an For the benefit of all counlians, it behooves the board and jury to resolve their feud once and for all and do \he people's bu5iness properly and thoughtful· ly. 'Bagged him with my hot air gun.' Today's Inflation: 9 Years of Big Spending _ tdl!or'• llolr: The following b conden- ted /TOfJf a rpttch by Conrod C. Jam~•an. t1ice prtridtnt and economist, Security Pacific National Bank, al the Aug. 22 lun· eJtrora meeting o/ Orange Counly Forum of 'l'-Holl. Our current Inflationary binge has been under way for about nine years and is worse now than at any other time in·our peacetime history. During these nine yea'rs, the Consumer Price Index <CPI) h as risen 56 percent. In ether wordi, i! $1 was V.'Orth a dollar in 1965, it is now worth 64 cents.•In the --pa1t-·ye1r'--alone, ·the CPI has in· creased. b~ 11.8 nercenl Should such doUble-diatt inflation continue at this annual rate of 12 percent pricea would double.every six yean! J ean't emphasize strongly enough that our current in nation is not a sim· ~ matter to be dealt with by any simple response. lts roots are both deep a nd nurnerous, with each ten· , ~I to •11ravate the other, resulting I lD • very eomplex ~problem . Let me :lust mer.Uon a few or the mosiimpor· ~ ·~uus11Uveelem~. '•.PERRAPS' THE sreatest single ftuse o1 tnnatlon hu been the per· !l'.!Hl<e ol" Jub1tutlal,~ long-term · -•dta la Ille federal budgeL Com· . 1 .~ndln1. lllla ete111e;t 're, t~e • . ' tumu1ative effects or adding the costs of-lighting a war to an economy that was already operating at lull capacity. By fin ancing the war without in· creasin.R: taxes, we got into .a complex inOationary tangle !or which we have found no solutions. When certain monetary excesses <such as the Federal Reserve's exparuslon of the .money sup.,ply and bank cr~dlt at rates faster than the increase in goods and services) a re added, It's clear that governmental actions largely account· fo_rour curr ent inrlation. World.Wide -inn3tion has fed the fires or our i!omestic inflation both directly and indirectly\bY increasing the price of imported goods and by bidding up the price of our .own com· modities. And, or course. the Arab oil cmb;trgo sharply increased the price of gasoline, healing oil, etc .. OTHER ELEMENTS stem from diminishing food supplies. Shortages have ser ved to.drive the price or (ood higher. ~1ajor factors have been our own recerit drought conditions in the Midwest and worlc\wide crop fa ilures of'wbeat, com, and soy beans. Added to something as seemingly unrelated as the drastic diminution of anchovies off South America, the combined er· . Bice.ntennial Slogan-. ' TOWN HALLO orange County irorum feet has been a greatly diminished high protein food supply and a con· sequent price escalation. Our r ec:ent conc_ern for protecting the envifonm ent and the consumer- however. laudable aad necessary - has also tended to fan inflation. While worthwhile, pollution controls and the production or safer products are very costly. But pollution controls are simply a samp1e of a wider trend toward in- creased capi[al investments and ex· penses that do not increase produc· tivity. W ag~ an~ ~alary_i1!£r~!!S_!!$ have tended recently to exceed gains in productivity. Ctn fact, there have been m any large pay increases ~it}J simultaneous declines jn produc· tivity.) · · Further impacting productivity is the fact that much of our capital in· vestment has gone for cleaner JI~ U£.-.-~-~-~~ 1;. I ' <• WASIDN<J1:0H -Ou!' •-ai'foi; a J!l-9lll11o~-·'lberllblwor· "'""weur_. ---• -~ •J:"' _!1 ............. filth A... -Ila "1wcJJt U ou\• of Hllllmllll froai lbe llearts people. •.•We have recelnd lllOasands ot suc,. gested slogans from all eornen of !be ~untrv. Aa we had hoiied. -~tbe Ollerlnp are sincere Ond thoucliUuI: They renect our hteh.at ideala, not just patriotic emotion. ' · . •--~Tbe.r.e..js a-power: In dog•n1, for IOOd or ilt. They help lo mold opinion and their influence can linger for &enerations, providing lmpet.1.11 for a ~ poU~y or a crutc:b for a foollab 'ftE TRAG IC confilcl of the put ta. ~etw ee n succ es s ive Ud the nation al large Can a way. as a conflict bet· ~! .. ways of Jooki ng at ._ In two slOgans of _,•co. • Decatur's •·e.n- W11q," The olher Ibo fri end of • ,..£.ountry, --.When ·-...;.,...-----(1..\t~ ANDERSON ) beyond attainment, were accom· pl).sbed by misrepresentations and manlpu18tlons out of Lyndon John· $in'• 'White Hou'&e. These ~•d1 were participated In by ~n·honorable m.en because of the g$1eral Idea thi.t Once the nation's pddt and prestige.aaLto{IJmft\ed. t.O AIU' Venture, right or wrong. w se or foolish, a dlspe11utkln on honor and reason ii Ill erreet. apd w<> must bull throup to lbe end no matter what the coots. THIS RAnONALE of li>yallydlvor· ced from principle had Its sequel In Watergate. In the minds of those who 'conceived arid covefed up th'e varioUs acts of Water1ate. by their oWn ad~ mission. lhe Nixon presidency had usurped the place of country. It was now "Our President Right or Wrong'" whose power .. preroaati••• 1Dd presUge had lo ~ protected at all costs. even by means of crimes . But the nation at large, when at length it tasted the "'"1r fruits and penetrated the decepUoos. dtter· mined that error ..must be discarded even though the nag Itsel f be wnt pped around il. and wroog must be put rl&ht even though the nation be tor· lltnltd by gqvernmental paralysis ;:1 lhamed by the pulillc dlaarace of ..._revered offiei!. _ • , r In this splrlL lhal most of our -. •ompoocd their slo•ano. -.i~ation Is clear not onl,y In. lbtmn lvcg but In the tllat fame.with them. "-~n-r· allslil or "-i ' Al .. K. Fancher ~~;-"Wohavomany "' • llOI -• lhln11-• =t.:$!'1f:· u. Yll\ Clt7 'Sa ys lii's a dodger from tita . Span/$h American War.• contended : ••The l es"sons of Water.gate should never be roriotten and should arouse us lo a new moral stance. We rem ember 'The Ala mo' and we r emerhber 'The Maine' and we remembe r 'Pearl Harbor' -each representing a low point In our hlatory. We rose above each. as we can now --remembering -rise above Wale r gat e.'' She proposed: '"Remember Watergate.•• Aleo &tressing the lessons or the past, Norm a T homas CoJvin of T1cOma, Wash., suggested: "We've Got a Good Thing Going in America. We Know Where We've Been." O'l'llER SUGGESTED slogans are eloquent in t heir simplicity, such as "1 Love America," whlch was first proposed by Miami's wise Hank Meyer. Evelyn M. Stroman of W1)'De, Pa .• suggested the Blcenteanlal might "take JU slogan from the Ne1ro spiritual, "We've Come Thia Far bT · Failh.'' Most sucresUons pul the malnem• phasls on th • nation's :tllO!h birthday. ··From Minutemen to Sp1cemen'1 was propu••d by Katherine Gllm1i;tln d Union, N.J. Stephen A. Levine o! Villannvu. Pa ... u~gr•ted : •"211(1 Years ond Counting On Yoo!" . Plea se send your •UllROlll1-to · SloJ!IM. <I• Jack Andc,,..,n, 140t 18th . SL,N.W., Weshlngloo.D.C .. 3JU:l6.. , .. operating facilities, which 3dd peoplC to \\'ilhdraw money from the nothingtoourproducUvecapabiliti,e_s, commercial · banks, savings and When we add to these elements ex· Joans, and mutual savings banks ln cessive wage settlements \Vith some pursuit of thi higher fate or return. labor unions Cthe . construction in· This resulting loss or deposits dustry, ror example>, some corporate creates severe pressure on volume .. excesses in pricing in areas racing earnings, and liquidity-=-especially in limited competition. and the accepted the homebuilding market. ror these dogma that workers' real incomes institutions have Jong bt•en the chief must increase annually regardless or source of building investment. productivity, the complexity of~the problem shou Id be . very apparent. The basis or any C'Oncerted effort to Amidst the-scrambfl' to. hedge curb inflation must be fiscal respan- against the effects or innation, in· sibilit.y featuring either a balanced.or nation shelters such a_s gol_d__st_o_ck~. £ideally) surplus budget, restrained. I levels of governmental expenditure, si ver, art, e,nd coins are sought at the and perhaps tax. increlses. With fiscal expense or capital investment that re sponsibility , we must have would incr:ease productivity. , monetary restraint and a tight rein br At the very ti~e there is S¥eh 3 the" Federal Reserve Board on bank gre~~ '.1eed for capital to co115truet t~e credit and t he money supply fac1ht1es to m anufacture goods 1.n • • • short supply, thus breaking costly bot· We must take all practical steps to tlenecks, capital ts bid out of the · br~a.k. supply bottlenecks or com· market. This is further aggravated by m<id1t1es 1n s hort supply, especially the reduced liq ui dity and towered f~rm produ~ts, fuel9, .a nd. minerals. capital position of the banks. , \\ e. can begin by cll m1.na~1ng imPort The net effect or such innationary d.ut1cs and quotas. abolishing pf?d:uc· pressure produces some ~!trange in-t1on·~crcage contr?ls and subsidies. s tances of disintermedlation. The mak1.ng ofr.shore. 0 11 leases ava.llable government &pends billions of dollars for .b1d, ~n~ open1~g coal dePoStls for to prop up a sagging home construe· strip m1n1ng '"'1th .adequate con· tion industry, while simultaneouslf trots). offering Sl,000 Trea'sury notes paying This \vould r equire a comprehen- 9 percent interest that encou,rage siv e r eview or existinJl: environmental protection )ay,·s , with the hope or ob· lainlng a mofe balanced set or lav.·s •. PERflAPS most important!)". •·e must •t ake all possible steps to stimulate ·capital in\-estment. par- ticularly re\'ie,\·ing such 1reas as depreciation allov.·ances and tax credits "·hich could encourage capital investment. This should, in fact. be part or a la r ger effort to stimulate produ cti,·ity thro~gh adopting policies that encourage the use of labor-sa\'ing technology Hnd de\'lces . Underlying all surh efforts is a need for restraint on the part of consumers. ·1a·bor, and business. If inflation ls to be brought under control. every effort must be take n to encourage com· petition and produc.tivity. \Vhil e .I v.·Cluldn·t expect too much too soon . I do feel that inflation is at Its peak rate rH1 \\ •• hul \\ill yield ground slO\\'ly. l\tany fa ciors. such as the \\'eather and (orciJ;Jn inflation. are simply bc:•onrl our c·otUrhl. I feel that eventually, in a ft·11 years. \\·e can push inflation back to around n,·e per cent, but that may be too optimistic. If fi~ve pc,r.ce.nt sounds like a low (jgure. it is --compared to our current 12 percent ra t e . But, an an nual rate or inflation of fi\'e percent would still mean a doubling or prices ever'' 14 years. • Economic Summi t •• Do-nothing,=is=m==-. ---=B=-=-et=t -=-=er=--:?o._ WASHINGTON-·JerryFordis not [ ) the fir6t man to call an •·economic summit meet in g." That honor !alls to VON HOFFMA~ Herbert Jloo\·er, who· did so in his _ ~ capacity or Secretary of Com merce to pull the country out of the 1920·21 recession. President Hardi~g add res· . where \\'e are. sed. the. conre~ence and~ instea~ of The rront page or the Ne'v York ~~kin~ its ad.\·1ce • .,practlc~ a htt.le Times says th e conference will old lime r eli gion . -that 1s, he did represent almost the ··entire speC'· nothing a nd bus1'.1ess turned good trum'' ·or American economic shortly thereafter or its.own accord. . thought, hut it's not so. 'The difrerence .Th~was the last tim~!..and~r· b:etw.eeo_J.ohn Ke.on~tb Galhr11ith and dings Wa!ft:Hel~ ~dm1rusffiit1on W-Milton Friedman l1n'tfmm A toZ but act on the proposition that the be~t from A to B. and th3t'i; a!'I wide a gap thing ~o~ could do ror the econ?mf 1s as will be turning up in ~ai;hington. tolea\·e at klone. Hno\·er,,desp1tethe J4 ike Hoo\·er. Mr. Friedma n reputation for doln.g no~tung that the helie\·es l'OU can call forth pro.'iperity Democrats .stuck him with, fa\·ored a by tinkering "·ith the money supply. larg~ P.uhllc:employm~nt program and that m akes. him Ml a conscr- a~ an 1nrlat1onary policy or expan-\'ati,·e hut a "right.wing Keynesian," d1~g the m~rrcy supply to get .the t o quote W alter Grinder, the ch1c~ens rolhng orr lhe assembly lines thoroughgoing. !\'ew ltight, conser· and .into the .stew pots. • \'ati,·c economist at Rutgers t.:ni \'cr · Rescr\'c System. ''ou can be sure. though, "·ithout the presence of a Grinder or a !\furray Rot hb ard or any of the ot her :\ew lli ght economists. there \rill be no structural ~1nalysls of our !'iickcnccl · :ind poi s11ne<l ba nki ng ~~·s t em. ·rhc Secret.ary or tht' Tre.a sury ,,.,11 he <thle to continue to slink off. us he rt=ccntl~· did. to secr et m<'t•tings "·ith the h<':ids or foreign central hanking systems to enter Into v.·ho kno"·s \\·h:lt kind of horrendous ::igrct'm<'nls. \\'hilc "·c urc gi \·en J crrv . F--0r.d-n.n-l e l (l-.\'..i s i on-p 16& }~ n e-20 questions ,,·ith 20 professor!'! rounded up h~· :\'clson Rockcrl!llcr's t ulent scouts from lht• soflt•st centers of 1\mcrica.n erudition. There \vi ii be "no Grinder there to tell him such hcrc:..ics us lhc in· tcrcst rules urc 1111t ~•ct high enough. that ··\\"C huvc tn go ha('k: lo gold ... the Pl'oplc':\ only rt•<d l'hl'C.'k on in· flalion . ·• Eight years later. ::is a. President sity. who \\·a.s not in,·itcd. It is just as faccdwlth u \\·orscecooomtccollapse. \\'ell for the complicily of the com-r---·----------~e put these an~ a number of other placent that h e waS n't , ~ecau se ideas. l1.1tl•r uttr1butcd to Roosevelt Profe!'lsor Grinder would ha\·e torn up :.ind the Nev; Deal. into practice with the turf. results th-..t the older segment of our population c<in tell you about. A NO ONLY would he have pointed out that to b;tla nce the budget in public, while continuing ta lnrlate the money suppl~ In the quiet or the Federal Reserve Board, ifi a charade, ·but he also undoubtedly would have said lhat the decade! or governmental intervention ln our economy has produced a vast syStem of what he call~ .. m alinvc~lmcnts.'" 8)· malin- ve:;tmcnl:i he mean!'! the putting of hll· lion:. upon billion§ or doll11n into plan· ts, machinery and enterprises v.·hich would go bankrupl II /orc~d to face a free markel, but whlcil are bonkrup- t ing us becaui;e wo .aro coni;tantly propping them up. de(cn"c eun ht• m ade for llcrbcl't lfno\'cr nnd the policies that he and other m en nf the '20s and '3fu; pursut-d. They were: bused on "·h:.il Kccmed \hQ he!!t ldcul' or the timcK, and hccauM? lhey•d nc,·cr been tried, who could s11y for sure lhey wouldn't work. AlthouRh tho mn•.I publlcl•od mcanK or prn\•lding 1'Uc:h suhsidic.·~ urt• . loun!i 10 com \Janie.·~ Ilk« IJK'kht't'tl. fur more or th 1" lnflt1tl11nu~· Kort of ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Rob<rl I{. Wecd,""'1Utlln Thomo1 KtevU, Editor Borbora Kmbi<h. Editorial POl)f Editor The editorial page cf the Dally Pilot. Sffkt to lnfqrm and lllmulate rtaders by prtni\tlns on Utls Pll• diverse commentary on topics of m. terest by 1yndlcated columnhta and cartooniltl:, by provklinc a forum for rtadtn' view• and by Pmentlnl Ulla newspaper '• oPlnklnl and ldeu on current topic•. The editorial opinions of-the Dally PUot appear only in the editorial column at lhe top or the page. Opinions ex~ by the columnists and cartoonllta and letter writers ere their own and llO cndOl'lle ment o( their views byt.ht ·Pally Pilot should bt lnlemd. BlT NOW • .,·on conceding that ll,H1\·cr. t.•nginc.•c.•r. admlnl11trator. hu!dne!'sm<.an ;,and <.-cnnomlst lhut he WilH, ·kno\\.'H more ubout the Hubj«t dcud lh<.an Mr. fo'ord docic Uli\'I!, the current l1i"F.o;ld t.>nt might sti ll be nb· ..er\'Uttt t•nough to shrink buck from the kln<l ,1f c.•conomic lhinkln" that hu!' kept u~ oKC'illuting hctwt-cn boom und ' bust for $5 yc.•ur~. lnstc.•ad. hnwc.•\'t'r. this ronrl•rc.·n ct• \\'hi<:h ~·1 11 h<.· m~1re like.· l"ord's flr~I l>uma lhan uny sum· mil ~·ill h<' dnmlnult'<I hy the.• ~ume toennnmlNI~ un(.I hu!'!lnt~mt•n "'f\pst~ 1•f\·I<~ und wl..ilom hu1"1' R•~lrn u• munc~· Is c:uncc.•nlrult'l:I to KUt'h usrs Sunday. Sept. 29, 1'74 through tho n)l<•ruUnllll O( lb< t"rdl'r~t "-----------...! I I ' I • CQm1t)7-Has_ Its Very Own 'Spy' Unit ' ' ' lly RALPH 0. Dlf:DRICll tivill1n tlireclor, • former "policemun, and the legitimatte Pooling or informution 011 recognized criminal :itctivitiesin the county to continue. There hi un old saying lhal .. knowledge i~ govcmed by a board ol dJn.'Clors comp Ned power•• und lhii; certainly fits today's ol police chiefs from some or the cities in society, where lrom the time an individual the County, was engaged in collecting inf or· lS. bo Iii h d" lh tnalion on individual clUJ.em. · -1 rn un e 1cs ere is a continuous a·TTllE~·uE..," .. provi·s1•0n~uldbe Proccs• or I lo 11 lh rl lb 1 No ooe knew wh<>1e names were fn ft5 n onP& •..-..uor ~v n rma OD ga e ng a files. Few In county aovemment knew how made for civillaa overvie,,,-of the function atart.s with liChool und continues on to 1 • by a -peeled clU-or elUzellS so lhal · medical history 1 1 -"I -• I spenl Its money; few knew what II did: ••• -· • ' t!nlP oymen • C•l;W 8 '"" few knew that jt had acquired thousands of potential excesses too.Id be avoided. thus f1n!1nclal records, and even more sig.. providing 'or a •ystem -"---by conla"den· nllacanlly a11y 0 onl 1 "th la • dollars worth of sopblslicaled surveillance '' wo~ .. · ... ac;'!;\. w1 w en1or-tlall!y of operation and a means ror prolec· cement agenc1'es Yet 1h-ughoul rncord d ~UipmenL No one knew th•t. its actlVities • • • u e !"" ting lhe coD1llluu· ••al rigbts ol lodivlduals 'lslory I can Iha· k I t '°ere Jinked to similar unit.I elsewhere In ~· '' n o no governmen or could be maintained. • roan1"za11·on thal h ·1 11 ur the state, in other states and even,., ..... the 111 as proven t se s -· · "'' Jnstead ot a willincnesa to consider these fieiently bene-volenl to be trusted with the -llGl.,,.,,.pll,.O..-,D.,l-e-dri-c-h-u-~-,,..-m-btr-a-/-th_•_Onm __ f/<_ matters, whieh Wai expected, I found the .kind or power thu.t this access to inf or· Cotml1J Boord of SupertMori. police chiefs unwilling to entertain any Idell matlon on indivuduels makes J>058lble. ------"'"---------of chances to the operation. Their attitude There i$ something ~elf-intoxlcatinc federal 1overnmenL F1.n1Uy1 and most im· was that if the cpunty did not like the way about the excessive uccumulu.tion or power portantor all, no one knewwhntthe criteria they were conducting intelli geoce resulting from access to information. We , 11 c1· 1 lh f"l ~ .. atioos, the chiefs would simply "seek don't need to look any further thun the were,orco e ingnames or e tes. ....he,.....I ffund" b recent Watera:ate~sc.8.ndals to know bow Withmorethan5,000namesallegedtobe t rownsourceo 1ng yapplyingfor tempting the availabiJi•v or government Sn the files; it looked to many of us as federal funds through the state Office of d ...., though information was being collected on Criminal Justice Planning. But it soon recor sis to indJviduals bent on mischief. persons other than just those engaged in became apparent that many of the cities in· There are two keY safeguard1 for this "'organized" crime, whatever was meant volved had never really given their police thrcaL'The first is the constant vigit-.nce by that term. In effect it appeared that we chiefs the authority necessary for the kind and overvJew or elected officials with their might be using a shotgun to kill a fl ea and in of operations they had been conducting and legislative poWers; ttie second is tl;te the process ''killing'" a lot of innocent that the chance for unanimity among cities wisdom or administrative agencies reapon. bystanders. I say ••names alleged to be in on a future course of action was slim. sible for granting funds to special ~ the files" because the Board of Supervisors At this point. it seemed to me that 1 new tor special proji cls. l have mtich greater wu unable to gain any information either . kind of effort was needed. With the help or faith in the first sareguard,·Jtot because l from the district attorney, the director of the sheriff.elect of Orange County. Brad am a member or that group blft. because the the intelligence unit or the chiefs of police Gates, and with the added advice and coun· elected representative is forced to answer as to the extent and nature of the o~ration. set of the deputy state attomey general and to the voter for hi!; deeds and is afsolable to. I certainly have to admit failure in one the Office of the Director of Criminal .. stand away" from the processes. around .respeet:Iwasneverabletogetmeaningful Justice Planning in Sacramento. a plan him and ask critical questions. When I took answers to the critical questions I asked. lt was devised th at met the Je g a I office 1 also took an oath of office thatstate11 was obvious that some other solution to the requirements of the state, federal and in part that 1 swear ''to support and defend problem had to be looked for,.. county governments. It also provided what the Constitution of the United states.'' I Jn~ It seemed to me that one reasonable everyone agreed to be the necessary tend to do just that. solution would be to gather together protection or both the confidentiality of the everyone responsible for the operation and files and the constitulional rights to privacy TlllS IS WHY I asked criticaJ questions have·a calm and objective discussion of the of the individual, about the Orange County Intelligence Unit. problems that we thought' we saw in the This plan was · then reviewed with l found out about its extsience quite by ac-operation of the unit. Accordingly, I invited representatives of a negotiating committee cident while I was reviewing budget the interested police chiefs of the county, of the Orange Cdunty Police Chiefs As· ~Jiterial submitted by the district attor· and the director of the OCIU to my office sociation. The latter suggested some oey's office in preparatipn f.or the 1974·75 for a conference. It was my hope that from changes in the plan whfch ··were agreed to County bud get hearings. What J learned such a discussion would come a new ap· but finally took no position as to the merits was that a s mal1-organlzetion, headed by a proacb to the problem th at wou ld enable of the plan, nor were they willing torecom· tnt.'lld it to their f ello\\' polict• l·hiefs. 'l'HER•: JS. TUf!REFORE. no question as to the left'.v.lily or what has been proposed. All of the uuthorities have agreed to this. The que•tlon I must now ask the pallet chiefs is whul is it.about the plan th»t they do not like? Wh>" do they not come for- ward and give their c:omments und recom· mendaUons! \Vith t~ese specific sug- gestions. we can perhups make the adjust· ments that will suti5fy ull or the \'arious requirements . '!'he plan-as proposed !alls short of my hope lo have the overview or a respected ~itizen or the county. But by providing for the installation of the operation under the direct and personal supervision or the county sheriff. and also by providing tor periodic e:<aminatma of the system by the Orange County Grand Jury. I feel that iL contains sufficient safeguards to be accep· table to me as a member or the Bo ard or Supervisors. It provides for the immediate establish· ,. · ment under the ~heriff of the ··orange County Criminal Acti\•ity System" <OC· CAS). which will be funded solely by county ~ources and. responsible for collecting inf or· mation on conspiratorial criminal activity that involves multiple Orange County law enforcement jurisdictions. Accordingly. the plan was presented to the Board or Supervisors and adopted unanimously by them on Aug . 20, 1974. It is now up to the police chiefs to decide whether they wish to participate in the plan. l.tore significantly. it is up to the cities themselves, which employ the police chiefs, to help make this decision. lt would seem strange indeed that they would not decide to participate in a plan that has been endorsed by the state attorney general's of- fice, the office of the state direct.or o( Cri minal Justice Planning, the Orange County Board ot Supervisors, and the Ora!Jge County sheriff. ·--• Ex-president ••• Keep Him _ As a Man, Not a ·Monarch Something troubles rne even more than the pardon of Richard Nixon-a pardon granted before special prosecutor Leon Jawors ki has had a chance tQ report fully to the American people about his investi.(ation or the extent of Richard Nixon•s in· volvemeot i n Watergate and the offlclalcoverup. . What seems to me to b e outrageous is President Ford's request to th e Congress to ap- .. propriate a million dollars to Richard Nixon during the next six: months "for ""transitional'' and personal purposes. · There were complaints about Richard · Nixon in office that he seemed to regard himself more as a monarch than as a President. The complaints were directed against the way he walled himself off from all but a few of bis intimate staff. NORMAN COUSINS and the arbitrary decisions he made outside the constitutional process, such as his-orders to the military lo bomb Cambodia. BUT NOTHING smacks rnore of monarchy than giving Richard Nixon a personal retinue at the taxpayers' expense-a retinue consisting or some 20 people, including a valet for Nixon a nd a personal maid for Mrs. Nixon-to say nothirig or allowances for the upkeep of his two estates on op· pasite ends ol the United States. Hardly less shocking than the Watergate scandals was the use of public funds by Richard Nixon while President to improve bis personal properties at Key Biscayne, and San Clemente. If it weren't for the furor over Watergate, this arbitrary diver· Lawmakers Put ·Themselves Before Public sion of taxpayers' money "''ould ha\'J created a major storm by itselr. : As though this offense were not ba(l. enough, we now have the spectacle.o( Richard Nixon being given expensi\IA, perquisites a nd privileges without. precedent in American history. •A1~ objection to this situation hu nothin1i1 to do with the fact that Ricbai:d l'l(X.9J\ left the Presidency in disgrace. Even if he had served outJ\is,ter~ and left office with an, unblemiahed record . it would have been outraceou,; lo surround him with all sorta of atteoj dants, including a speechwriter at $42,000 a year. ' ; . THIS OBJECTION would hold for. any ex-president. There is somethin~· patently absurd and dangerous fo.r ..., free society to install its ex.presidents. in palaces and to support them at the rate or almost a million dollars ai year. A budget of $100,000 a year, iri ... eluding pension and allowances for al~ special expenses. would certainlyl. seem to be adequate as an expression of the gratitude and generosity of the American people. But the kind of funds now being asked for Richard Nixon are incon- sistent with democratic institutions~ One wonders what the Presidents in our early history-Washingtoa, Jef· rerson and Adams-would baye ~ Lhought of the lavish use of publiC -----rotbe·Edito . [ J:ame..duc.k.retiU:es.!,=====~~j~e. The article title bei.ng "Mesa s~ch fine healt~ she produced a fund~ t~ en.able ex-presid~nt.s t6 live The taxpayers should prof est loud MAILBOX The voting public certainly gave the G1rllmproveslmageoflfustangs''-. -11tewrse-b·ea·uttful-a·nd~h ealthy-.a&:milhona1re£ Tbe (o and clear against our California key to the henhouse to this b\Dlch of The folks in Santa Ana Heights were mustang foal called ''Snownake. '' neither looked for nor would have ac- lawmakers who have maneuvered for ~ Coxes last year·when they voted that shocked to "read the remark 'made We in this "horsey area" who know cepte d op u 1 en t treatment iJlr themseves scandalous retirement '-----------~ the leglsJature could set their own about. SnowfJake's mother Gidget, of this warm heart~ family and the retirement. Al the end or his preside1'"· benerits and. at present, are per-l..etl er$from readers orewelcomt. Nor-salaries. refemngtoheras'1alamewomout courageous beautiful mare who cy, ~Vashington thanked th~ pet.rating another . move to further molly. writer• should convey their mes· RUTHO. JONES old specimen." fought together to overcome previous American people for lhe privilege o feather·their-nests. They have voted .sages in 300 words or le". Therighl to con-neglect and poor care, feel the truth serving them; he sald he could thin!C- themselves unwarranted salaries, ,_ le I "-' 1·•-t II ors~ Budnna TRUE this mare .at one time was should shine on this issue. of no finer reward. ' uc::iue ttera to Ji space ore .. ., .. nate Iv.:-I ·-• . MRS. U. A. WITTE The approprlat1"on for R'1cbard Plus a multitude of exuberant Cri nge 1·1 re•--d All letter• m···• ~-1··•-·g ame .. IU 1n poor health until rescued ........ • • -""' -si • To the Editor• b lh G f Nixon should be debated by Congress benefits. All of which clearly in · 11ature and mai"lt'ng _ .. ..._ ........... 0me• • Y e eorge Jones family o Santa dicates that personal .enrichment is be w 'thheld ;;;;;;; ;f":u,ficient It seem11 a rather large error was Ana Heights. With this wonderful i\1cCann thought that un,, what he wa.1 as a matter of principlethaf applies tci tbeirprimary concern may . 1 · 0 1" "oet ·n , LR made in your ''Horsin" Around· With family's loving care Gidget's beauty .~ying. btd you may have $Cid it beUer. ex.presidents in general and not jusL, · reason 1·'1" o:pparen · r' '11 'WI no. "" Tom l\1cCann'' se ... 1on of tbe Sept. 15 d d d Be. Editor. Richard Nixon in particular. These legislato rs "·ere \'Oled into publiahtd. "'"' • an :soun ness returne . . mg in public office by the citizens who l1Clle.\.'.Cd--1.beic.. lntentions.....honorabl~·_,--,-~-~~-----~ and dedicated to the wc lrare of the dust.rial growth, bank compound.inf, people. Al )east lheir platforms por· tax 'Shelters and formidable Ip· trayed .this image and the people prcciation of stocks, real estate and voted \\'ith trllsl. Instead or concen-mineral resources over the ensuin~ I rating on legisliition to minimize our years, I'm to believe that Nelson is go11ernment expenditures, t.hey have worth $182.5 million today? used their ofriciul J>0'''ers to reward ED EGAN themselves. beyond the bounds or reasonableness, at the c~pense of the already over-burdened taxpayer. tt appears these s o-call ed Statesmen have lost sight of their mis· !Ion as public servants -'govern~ ment for the people und . by the people'. It seems that the taxpayer is being submerged by a personully · motivated house of greedy pollcians. The Am erica n people ha,·c pro,•en themselves willing to pay ror produr- . tive return of their tax dollarll. But no lonc:er will they tolerate ~upporting government official!\ beyond a reasonable com pensalion for services .rendered. The squeeze i~ too tight out here and somehow the reward111. these lawmakers have .set llP' tor tbem- aelves do not seem quitcequal. E. CANTELL ) . Ro~kll DoHal'll --- To tbe Ed Ito.: • Your columnist L.M. Boyd slates · lhal the flrsl billionaire in lhc U.S. was John O. Rockefeller. Wllb Ibis nalion"s dynamic in· .. • r Ca mpsaose Totbe Editor: II is with lnteresl lball read !hat the sUt.te Is closing down more public recreation areas tn tbe Sequoia National Forest. Areas helng closed down arc Redwood Meadows, Lower Peppermint and Princess Camp· ground near lluaie Lake. The reason given ror their closing is lack o( funds to operate them . JSN'T IT amazing lhe statedoes not hnve enough money for facilities that the public needs and uses b\Jt finds more than enough tor· themselves. About Oct. 15, It will bo dlslribuUng rat bonuses to most oC Its em.ployes but what will lhe bard working lax· payer get-Juel what Pally shol at. Whe.re were our legislators when the decision was be1ng made to clO!e tbese public camp grounds! Or were they loo busy •ollng the big raises for. themselves and the mllllondollarpen· sions for llob MorelU, Jolin Quinby, Wol~r Karabia n and lhe ~ ol·t~ JC Y•"' are tliseouraged about' the future ol lbe United St.lies, I recom· mend a large dose of !he views held bJ Dr. WernhervonBraun. J)r. Von Braun, It will be recalled, was lhe father of lbe German V-2 · rocketin World War II and a lldenUst who contributed great.ly to American space :levelopment as a. p0stwar eDJ.ploye ol NASA. Al the present time, he js a vice presldent or Fa lrcbil d ln· dustries. Dr. Von Braun predicts that .so years from now peopl e will look back and wonder bow man ever managed·Ol'I earth 91fthout Jhe tools provided by the apace program. "TU"T THERE could ever have been a wo<l<I wilhout.apacecrall will be just as difficult for them to Imagine as one without telephones and airlines )$-(Or us.'' Ute-doctor writes. .Hts views arc Contained in a special article wrlll<D for lbe ~oldeo annlver• • BARRY GOLDWATER sary iuue of lbe magazine Salurday Review/World. HOw things may ap. pear In lhe year 2024 A.O. ls the lbeme oflhelssue. Dr. Von Braun sees mankind at that advanced date raced wlth many problems that can only be tackled successfully by a global. coordinated systems approach. l{e believes sue· · C!essful 5olutions to these problems will require continuous monitoring and surveying of the entire earth, sup· ported by an erfectlve com· municaUons S)'fttem capable of tran· smltting large quantities of collected data and pictorial inform1Uon to a multitude of users in almost 100 oations. ,,. "Unmann1clearth.11urvey and com· munlcatlons satellites and orbiting manned observatories will form the backbone or thls system,'' according IODr. Von Brauo. "The dominating problem of humanity· during the ned so years will have t~ learn to utilize more intel~ that will require such aids from space Ji gently our planet's remaining will arise from the collision between resources in metal ores and it9 man's happy-10-lucky joy ride of limited ability to produce food crops unres trafned' and· unllinited foritsexplodingpopulatlon.'' "- growth-both in numbers or people In other words, Dr. Von Braun sees and their niaterial expectations-and the future as one sprinkled With the grim limitations of resources tho problems but one that can adequatel~ earthcaopro>1ideandofwastesitcan and ultimately be haDdlecl succ~ absorb. srulJy by mankind. • Q ,/ "SOME OF these problems are notes I. already uPon us loday. '!'be sudden short:ige in fuel oil and gasoline made '<I us shockingly aware of our de)>en· J\lcCoy Ty.~er -; jau. pianist on. dence on resources that ror too long Calif. tou~: l, don t shy away frou.) we have taken for granted. We would the ~o~d JBZz ~e.eause I kno\li' th111 be tragically mistaken If wo took our ·music 1s the f~0d1v1dual4 (It is> moro present energy crisis as an Isolated . than the word. ' Incident-brought about by Dr, Jame• Dobson, chlfij, mischievous Arabs or profit-hungry bchaviorial researcher. LA. -"ta oil moguls-as a problem or a tem· f~riority feelings <are> everybody··~ J)Orary nature that wlll aoon be little secret: we reel inadequate our• resolved. ~elves and think we·re·the only one We •~ould rather aecept II as a We wear a mask lo conc11l the~ timely and deldly serious storm war-feelings andlear t"hat tr J)eople real ning. Not only Is our automotive joy knew us they would dlsrespe.ct us ... ride over (a ride made POsslble only but those people· around us er~ by a hitherto unlimited supply of lhinking lbe aame In respecl lo lhela1 ·· cheap energy (nim oUl but also we· selves." • I a • • '''-----------------( DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE ) • Repeal . Without Delay The furious cries or eaurorniao taxpayers finally brought the Legislature into special session last week to reconsider the pension bonus ripaff -that absurd , $5.7 million program set up to allow a substantial number of legislators torelireatanearly age ,andat a handsome income. • .Unfortunately, the loud and clear message from the taxpayers wasn't tnler:preted. correctly. Both the Assembly ·and the Senate booted the issue around postponed action until this week and showed all sigM or using the bonus proposal as a wedge for legislative ~1 maneu vering. . . · · It was so unnecessary. As Governor Reagan said ~'This can be done promptly, in a matter of hours without spending more than a bare minimum of the taxpa.Yers' money.•• . Bu\ no, it wasn't dQo.e that way. '.I'he taxpaY.erspaid to send all the assemblymen and senatort back to S.cramento for one day. Ali they got for their money 'WU a disgraceful bout of bickering and a confusing array. of overlapping proposed bills. Now the laW111akers will go back at it again -with the taxpayers footing the bill, of course. As one legislator, Sen. Dennis E. Carpenter of Newpart Beach, noted wryly, "When we play games at this stage·with this Issue we are not Inviting any great honor on the Legislature.I' ~ile the original pension bonus bill was passed 'With support Crom both Democrats and Kepublicans, the game-playing )ast week was orchestrated and played out by·the Democrats. They get the dubious credit for"turning the clear-cut issue into a political football. . , · election year, the pension bonus was a hot issue. They reluctantly agreed to the special session. , What they apparently didn't und erstand was that the pubhc wus demanding clear-cut and Immediate actio11. to repeal the pension· bill, not another bugger.mugger display by a bunch of Political hacks • Orange Countians shoula note that Sen. Carpenter, along with Ass~mblymen Robert Burke and John Brig~s. were outspakenly In Ca.Or of repealing the pension bonus bill. Assemblymen Robert B8dham ·and · Kenneth Cory were consplciously ailent or non-commital on the issue. The pension ~onus ill an expensive fraud that should be and can be removed in the public Interest, Tiie Legislature can and must repeal it without delay or further manipulation. Jury Short Shrifted Orange County supervisors have again perpetuated their annual ritual or thumbing their noses at the annual county Grand Jury repart. · Moot of their replies to jury concerns were concise to the point of bemg curt and some were downright contemptuous. . , This year's action was enhanced by the fact that the boaril decided not to reply when the jury released its repart in January, but chose to wait until after the jury adjourned this summer. New legislation extended the jury's term by six months in·order to adjust the schedule to a fiscal year rather than a calendar year. ' • • • .. At first lb~ Democratic leadership -which controls both houses .,-l09ked the othefway when the public outcry began. Finally the;cgot the word: In an . For the benefit of all countians, it behooves the board and jury to resolve their feud once and for all and do the people's business properly and thoughtful· I)'. 'Bagged him with my hot air gun.' od~y's Inflation: 9 Years of Big Spending tditOr~s Note: Tht following f! conden· Nd from a 1peech by Conrod C. Jami.ron . tllce preridcnt and tconomi.,t, Securit y Pod/ie Notional Bank, at the Aug. 22 lun· elfton mtelino o/ Orange County Forum of TjoonHall . Our current inflationary binge has been under way for about nine years and is worse now than at any other time in"oUr·peaceti.mehistory. During these nine ye;irs, the Consumer Price Index <CPI) has risen 56 percent. In dher words, ti $1 was worth a dollar iri 1965. it i1 °now worth 64 cents:In the · _past_Y.ear alone., the CPl has in- ft'eased. bv 11.8 nercenL Should such double-di(lt fDfiatlon continue at thJs annual rate of 12 percent prices would dbu.ble.every six years! J.ean't emphasite strongJy enough that our current inflation is not a sim· pie matter to be dealt with by any simple response. Its roots are both deep and numerous, with each ten· din&: to aggravate the other, resulting in a very complex problem. ~t me just mention a few· of the most impor· · tant causptive elementa. PERHAPS' THE greatest single rause of tnnation has been the per· slstence of substantial,• Jong-term .deficil.5 in the federal budget. Com· pounding this element 1:re the cumulative effects of adding the costs of fighting a war to an economy that was already operating al full capacity. By financing the war without in· creasinJ? tax is, we got into .a complex inflationary tangle for which we have found no sol utions. \Vhen certain monetary excesses (such as the }"'ederal Reserve's expansion of the money supply and bank cr~lt at rates Caster than the increase in goods and ser\·ices> are added, it's clear that governmental actions largely account (or our current inflation. World·wide inflation has fed the tires of our ilomestic innation both directly and, i(ldirectly\bY jncreasing the price of Im ported goods and by bidding up the price or our own com - modities. And, oC course, the Arab oil embargo sharply increased the price of gisoline, heatinll( oil, etc .. OTHER ELEMENTS stem from diminishing food supplies. Shortages have served to drive the price or food higher. ?tfaj0;r factors have been our own recerit drought conditions in the Midwest end worldwide crop failures of 'wbeat, corn, and soy beans. Added to something as seemfngly unrelated as the drastic diminution or anchovies off South America, the combined er- TOWN HALL@ onnge County Fonim feel has been a greatly diminisheJ high protein food supply and a con· sequent price escalation. Our recent concern for proterling the envfro nment and the consumer ...... however. laudable aiid necessary - has also tended to fan in(]ation. While worthwhile, pollution controls and the production of safer products are very costly. . But pollution controls are simply a sample of a wider trend toward in· creased capital investments and ex· penses that do not increase produc- tivity. \Vag(l an~ ~alary inc~~~St"!S have tended recently to exceed gains in prodUctivity. (In fact, there have been many large pay increases :wit1' simultaneous declines in produc· t!vlty.) . F\lrther impacting productivity is the fact that much of our capital in· vestment h as gone for cleaner operating facilities, which add people to withdraw money from the nothing to our productive capabilities. commercial· banks, savings and When we add to these elements ex-loans. and mutual ~avings banks In cessive wage settlements ,.,,ith some pursuit of the higher ra:te or return. labor unions I the . construction in-This r esulting loss of deposits dustry, for example), some corporate ·Creates se\•ere pressur~ on volume_. excesses in pricing in areas facing earnings, and liquidity-especially tn limited competition, and the accepte~ the homebuilding market, for these dogma that workers' real incomes institutions have Jong bC'en the chief must increase annually regardless of sou rce of building investment. productivity, the complexity or ·the problem should be . very apparent. The basis or any concerted errort to A.midst thi scrambte to . hedge curb inflation mu st be fi scal respon - against the errects or inflation, in-sibiliLy featuring either a balanced or nation shelters such as gold stocks, fideally) surplus budget, restrained ., t d . ht Ill levels or governmen~ expenditure. .s1. ver, ar •an coins are·s:oug at e and perhaps tax increases. With fiscal expense of capital investment that responsibility, we must nave would incr:ease productivity. At the very time there is s~ch a lhm"!'Fetadry rel straint andBoa tlgdbtrebln bky great need for capital to constru'ct the e e era Reserve ar on an facilities to m anufacture· goods in credltandthemoneysup~ly. • short supply, thus breaking costly bot· \Ve must take all practical steps to tlen·ecks, capital is bid out or the . brea_k_ supply bottlenecks or com· market. This is further aggravated by mod1t1es in s hort supWY. esJ?«lally the reduced liquidity and Jowered farm produ~ls. fuels, .and. minerals. capital position or the banks. \\le . can be gin by ellm1.na~1ng impart The net effect of such inrJal"io'nary ' ll.utH!S and quot as, abohsh1ng P~_uc· pressure produces some ~strange in· t1on·~creage contr?ls and subs1d1es, st ances of disintermedl ation. The making of£·shore 0 11 lenses ava_llr.<.1le government spends billions of dollars for ,bid, ~n~ ope ni~i: coal depos1t11 ror to prop up a sagging home construe-stnp m1n1ng t \\•1th l:.ldequate con· tion industry, while simultaneousJY trots>. offering Sl,000 Trea°sury notes paying This \vould require a comprehen· 9 percent interest that encou!'age sive review of existing environmental protection la\\·s, "'ilh the hope of ob· talnin1ta.m.o.r.e hi.lanced set ol la\\·a •. PERllAPS most imPortanll)', "''e must take all possible steps to stimulate ·capital in,-estment. par· ticularly re\·ie"·ing such areas as depreciation allo\\·1nces and tax credits \\'hich could encourage capital investment. This should . in fact. be part of a larger efrort to stimulate producti,•i ly through a.doptlng policies that c>n.t'our<ige the use of labor-sa,·i nl( technology und de\·lces. UndertYing all .suC'h efforts is 1 need for restrai nt on th e part of t'<lnsumers. ·1abort and business. If innation ii lo be brought under control. every effort mast be taken to encourage com· petition and productivity. \Vhile J "·ouldn 'l expect too much too soon. r do fee l th at inflation is at Its peak rate no"·, hut \1 ill yield ground slo\\•ly. l\lany fc1ctors. such as the ,,·eather and foreign inl'lutio n, are si mply beyond ou r <'On trbl. I feel that eventu o\ly , in a ft•11· yc>:irs. 11·e can push inflation back lo around five per cent, but that may be toooplimistlc. lf ~Lve percent sounds like a.Jow Cjgure. it is --compared to ou r current 12 percent rate . But. a n annual rate of inflation of fi"e ~rcent would still mean a doubling of pri ces every 14year5. Bicentennial Slogan- J----.l."....,tt0-t<LMave U.S._· _, Economic Summit .. Do-nothingism Better? ·~----------.... (JACK ANDERSON) WASl!ING'J'.ON -Our appeal for a Bicenten~ial slogan -''the right wor· 4$," we urged, ••to reaffirm our fiith in America" -ha! brought an out· P.Ouring of senUment from the hearts dthepeople. beyond attainment, were accom· )., We have received thousands or sug· plished by misrepresentations and jested slogans rrom all corners of the manipulations out of Lyndon John· ~trv. As we had hoped mosto(the son's While House. Gtferings are sincere and thouiibtlut: These acts were participated In by They renect our highest ideals, not often·honorable men because of the j~t patriotic emotion. general idea th,at orice the. f!ali.ori·~ . WASHINGTON-· Jerry Ford is not [ ) the first man to call an "economic summit meeting." That honor falls to VON H 0 FFMAN Herbert J-loo,·er, who· did so in hi s _ capacity of Secretary ol Commerce to pull the country out or the 1920-21 \ recession. President Hardi~g addres· . where w.e are. sed. the. confe~ence and; 1nstea~ of The front page or the Nev.• York ~~kin~ its ad.\'1ce,,,pracllc~ a lilt.le Times say s the · co nference will old.time rehglon . -·that is, he did represent almost the ··entire spec · nothing and bu siness turned good trum'' of Am erican economic shortly therearter or ILc;_own accord. . thought. hut it's not So. The dirference here is a 1>:9...o,yer in slogans, for pride and prestige are committed to 'Says-Ire's 1rdodger from tllll' - Spanish Amerlctln War.• m---,g=ood~ or iU-:-They helPtO motifOPfriiOO-a~vlfntor~~rlJht""~r·wronr,wise or and their influence can linger ror foolish, a d1speosat1on on honor and generations, providing impetus for a reason is in effect, and we must bull \Wise policy or a crutch for a foolish through to the end no matter what the ,_ ___ ..;. _______ _, .Th,at was the last ti~e~ and. Har· between John Kenneth Galhruith und ding s was Ute la:\~~dm1ru strat1on·tontllton-Frtet1MTrrlsn·rrmmAttrz·but act on the proposition that the best from A to B, and th3.t's as wide a gap thing ~ol! could do for ~he econ~my i~ as will he turning up in ~ashington. tn lea\ e 1t Slone. Hoo\: er,_ despite the 1.ike Hoo\·er. Mr. Friedman reputation for d.t>ln_g no~1ng that the helie\·es you can call forth prosperity Democrats ~tt.ICk him with, fa\'ored a by tinkering 'A"ilh th'e money supply. large P.uhllc;employm~nt program and that makes him not a conser-a~d an 1nrlat1onary policy or ex pan-\'alive hut a ··right-wing Keynesian.,. ding the m~rrcy supply to get .the to quote Walte r Grinder. the ~hick ens rol1.1ng off the as!'iembly hnes thoroughgoi ng. !"ew llight, con ser- and .Into the stew pots. ,·ati\'C l.'conomisl al Rutgers t:ni\·cr· Hesc r\·c System. You can be sure. though. ""ithout the presence of at Gri nder nr a ~1urra" Rotl'n>ord or anv of the other !'Ii ew Right economistS. there \\"i II be no io;truct\ira\ analysl!I af our sickened· ;ind poisont:d b<tnklng sys tf'm . ·rh e Secret ary of the 1'rea.sur\' \\"i ll be 1:1ble to continue tn slink ofr", as he rcc1:ntlr did. to secret mct•tin gs ""ilh the hc<ids of foreign central hanking systems to enter Into \\·ho kno\\·s \\"hat ktnd or horrendous agreements. \rhilc ,,.e urc gi,·en Jerry fnrcl on t c · "filo_n_plJ.rine. 20 questions ,,·ith 20 professor!'! rounded up h~· Xt.'lson Rnckt•fcllcr's lulent scout~ fr11m tht• softcsl centers of 1\mcrica.n erudition. one. costs. 111E TRAGIC conmct or the past Tms RATIONALE ofloyaltydivor· decad e between successive ced from principle had its sequel in itresidents and the.,palion at large can ~atergate. In the m.inds of those who be seen. in .a way, as a conrlict bet· conceived and covered up the various Yiten the differing ways or looking at acts of \Vatergate, by the"lr oWn acJ· Amtrlca embodied in two slOgans of mission, the Nixon presidency had 111oreth8n a centu ry ago. usurped the place or country. lt was ~ ·One was Stephen Decatur's ''Our now "Our President Right or Wrong" Country Right or Wrong." The other whose power .. prerogatives ahd arae from Carl Schurz, the friend o( prestige had to be protected at all Abraham Lincoln: •·our Country, costs. even by means o( crimes. Whtn Right to ·be Kept Right, When But the nation at large, when al .\Yrongto be Put Right." length it tasted the sour fruits and Both have a certain. appeal. But penetrated the deceptions, deter· whenyouthinkaboutit,the firstcould mined that error must be discarded 1trn'e as a jingoistic molt o (Qr a.ny even though th e flag itself be wrapped eouotry with 8. dubious c<1U!iC to around it, and wrong must be put promote. The second httl' :1 ring tn It right even though the Dillion be tor- ,ecuUarly suited to a coun1r y found ed mented by governmenW.I paralysis •·the proposllion that lhc goverri· and shamed by the public dlsgrace or ~exists. not as .a ~ood In Itself, but il~ most revered ofCice . . • protttl lhto right~ and u.dvunc\"! Lh e It "'as in this spirit that most or our oftbe populace. . contributors com-posed their slogans. 'Their motivation Is clear not only tn '111.aECENT years l'A'O PreSidenU, the mottos themselves but in the a Democrat. one a Republlcan;-J11ov1n1r1etters that-~ame.wllh them. wtlh hi gh purpo ses and -·- orablt achievements to their ''I FEEL this Is hardly an oppor· .tft'dll. have been ror~d to step aside tune time for arrogant nallonaltstn or btt1U!t ther did not muke the above i;elr ~rai~e." wrote Alva K. Fane.her • dllt.lnctinn. · >'•hilc th<.• n:1tion as a from J,akcsidl.!. Calir. "We have many whole did. The ~l'llin~ o( the Vi ctn um thlnjts to be prouG* and some thlni:1 -War to thc An1trlt'iin pco11tc, and It s that ~hnu ld be cau. c IOf Kh'IHQC;· lie <"XplDJlon and prolon~tion l1tn~ Nncr :1uigested: .. w, Arc Trying.'' · .. Ila orl~ln oi purpose was clcorly Murl(arot Slorn of Nl'W York City ' contended: ''The les"sons of Watergate shotitd never be, forJolten and should arouse us lo a neW moral stance. We remember 'The Alamo' and we remember 'The Maine' and we remember 'Pearl Harbor' -each representing a low pairit in our history. \Ve rose above each, as we can now .... rerhembering -rlse above Watergate.'' She proposed: ''Remember \V atergate.'' Also stressing the lessons of the past, No rm a Thomas Colvin of Tacoma, Wa sh., suggested: "'We've Got a Good Thing Going in America. We Know Where We've Been.•• OTHER SUGGESTED slogans are eloqrent in their simplicity, such as •·1 !Ave America," which wu first proposed by rt1iaml 's wise Hank ~1eyer. Evelyn M. Stroman of Wayne, Pa .. ••R &ested lhe Bictn~nlal mllht take ill\ s logan from the Ne,-ro 11plritual, "\Vc'vc Come This Far by . Fo l th ." Most suggestions put the main om- phasli on th e natlnn 's 200thl>lnl\cliY. ''Ffom Minutemen to Spacemen" was propvsed by Katherine Gllm1rtln <>f Union, N'.J . Steph<n A. Levine of VIiianova . Pa .. SUf?"A<'l\lcd: ··200 Years and Cnuntlng On You!" Please ~end your l'iUJUtesllCJM t6 · SloRans. r /o Jack Ande®n, t40t 16th " :>L, N.W., Wu $hlngton, D.C.20036. . . . Eight ycar:i later, as a. Pre!;Jd ent !'!ill'· "'ho v•••s not in\'ite<l. It is just as faced with u \•.-orsc economic collapse, v.'ell ror the complicity oC th e com· ~e put these and a number of other placent that he wasn't, b,ecause 1dl.'as. la~t·r uttrih~l('() to R~sev~ll Professor Grinder would ha\·e torn up pnd the Nev.· Deut. into practice with the turf results that the older segment of our · Population cun tell l'OU about . A NO ONLY would ho have pointed dc(cMc can ht• made for llcrhcrt out that to balance the budget In lfoo,·er und the policies that be and public, while continuing to inflate the Clthcr men of the '20s and '30s puniu<.'<I. money supp It in the quiet or the They were hu111<.'d nn "·hal see med the Federal Reserve Bnard, is a charade, be~t ideas or the t imes. and bloeau111e but he also undoubtedly ¥.'OUld have they'd ne\·er hC(!n tried, who COU)d said that the decades 0£ governmental 111yfor suretheyv.·ouldn'twork. Intervention in our economy has Bl"I' NQW, r1·on conredlng !but llOO\'l'r. engineer. admlnl111trutor .. husint.'sl'man und t.'<'nnomlst that he \t<"UM. "knowK mort' uhout the subject dcud than Mr. l"ord docg ull\'e, the C!·Urrcnl-J>re~idt•nt--mlght still be ob- ~r\'Uhl t•nnugh to ,;hrink hack ~m lhc kind nr (.•conomic thinking lbul hus kcpl UK osrillating hctw<.-tn hoom und ' husl ror $5 yt•Ur!4. )Ol'IClld t hOW(.•\'('r. this tonfl1rl·n"ct• \.\"hit:h v.·ill ht• murc likt• fo'ord's first l>un1<1 th:tn uny sum· mil \\'ill IK• dnminalt'(I hy lht• ~omt• t-connmhtls und IJu!fint>SKm<•n "''lf•S4.• ncl\il'<' und y.·IMt um hti\'l' Rtliltt•n u~ produced a vast !SYStem t>f what he calls .. malinvc:slmenl:i. •• Ry malln- ''e5lmenL" he m Ct1n:ii lhc puttlnR O( bll· lion• upon bllllon. of dollaMI Int<> plan· ts, machinery and enterprl~es •·hich would go bllnkrupl If rnrced In roce a free mark~t. but which arc bankrup- ting us because , ~e ,are conslanll)•' propping them up. AllhouRh tho mo•t puhllclr.od mt•u ns <1f prn\·ldinA: auch suhsidi(.'11. ur'° , louns to com11unit•K likt• IAM:'kht~t . rar more nf lh s lnfluliona.,.· Kort or monL•y Is concl•nlr•1lt'(I lo glK'h l~rs throu-h tho ntll'rutlo"" '' lhr ~·odor.I There \vitl be "no Grinder there to tell him such hl·rc:-.ics as the in- terest rates <•re not Yl'l high enough. thl.lt "\l'C hu\"e to go IHitk In gold ..• the pc.•ople 's uni~· rl·:1I che<.·k 'in In· flallorl." ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. Wttd, Publlollrt Thoma.t Kteoil,Edilor Barbaro Krtibich, EdUOrial Pogo Editor The editorial P•le or the DallJ PUot. seeks to lnrqrm and lllmullt.e rtldtt• by prt11i\Un1 on this Pllt divene commentary on t()JM~ Of ID- terftt by 1yndlc1ted columnbll nd cartooni,tt. by provkllnc 1 forum for re1dera' vlew1 and by J)f'tlent1n1 this newspaptr'• oP,lnioas and Iden on current toplc1. The tdltorl1l , oPlniona QI the Dally Pilot. appear only in the editorial cohnrln at the top or the pace. Opinions expr!tltd by the c:olumnl1ts and Cll'lOClftlita and letter wrtter1 ire their own 1bd no endorsement of lhelr-Aews bJ the Dally Pilot 1bould be lalemd. Sunday,Scpt.29, 1974 • • I County Has Its Very Own 'Spy' Unit ' By II At PH 0. DIEDRICll ~ivilian direct&r, a lormer-polieemun, and There is an old Kuying lhul ''knowledge is governed by a bourdol dlH'Ctorscomprised J>Ower'' 3nd this ccrtuinly fits todaty's ot police chlers from $Orne of the cltin: in $0Clety, where from lhe time an indivlduv.J the Count)', was engaged In collecting inf or· the le{ltim:tle pooling Qf informution on recoa:niaed criminal a.ctivltles in the l'ount y lo continue. ls born until h di ti 1 --•1 rnaliononindividualcltlf.eft11. • cs •ere s a,~wnuous N ATTHESAME'M• .. -vu· 1'on~uJdbe Proc:e11 or · r ti th rt o one knew whose names were in it~ • ~ ,.... "v 18 or ma on ga e ng that 11!.J F · made •or civillaa ovem-of the lunct1'on starts with ,;chool und <!ontlnues on to 11 es. ew an county government knew bow ~, --., · mtdlc11l history, <:mployment, credit •nd· it 1penl lt.s money; few knew whit it did: by a ftlpected cltlmt or citizens so that financl•l records, and even more ~111.. few knew that it had acquired thousands or potential excesses HU.Id be avoided. thus ntricuntly any contact with luw eoror· dollars worth of aophisUcaled surveillance providing for • ay1tem whereby conriden- cement 1 y t " -uJpmeoL No one knew that its actlviUes tialltyol•r•tloo andameansror protec· »gene es. c • uiroughout recorded ... .., ting the coasUtutlonal ri .... ta or Individuals history I can think or no government or -..ere linked to similar units elsewhere tn &•1 organization that h~~ Jlroven itsetr 5ur. the state. Jn other a\,at~ and even with the rould be maJnlained. ficiently benuvolent to be trusted with tho Jnstead of a willingness to consider these k' d r h RolplfO. Diedrich u 4 member •f ""' "-•• matters.-whleh wao expected. I found the in ° power t at this access to hifor-Cmatty Boordo/ Supercisors. v•\OffY"' police chiefs unwilling to entertain any ideu mation on indivuduals makes possible. of cbqes to the operation. Their attitude There ill something sclf ·lntox.lcating federal covernment. F\nally, and most im· was that if the cpunty did not like the way abo)~1lhe7xcessive accumulation of power port.antofall,noonelmewwhatthecriteria they were conducting i.igence res~ ng rom ;,iccess to information. We wereforcollectingnamesrorthefi1es. ....... .. atiom, the chiefs would Y seek don t need to look any further than the -..--recent Weter&ate scandals to know .... w With more than 5,000names alleged to be their own source of funding by applying for t t· h '"' l!n the files; it looked to many or us as federal funds through the state Office or emp tng t e availability or government tbougb information was being collecl.ed on Criminal Justice Planning. But it soon records is lo individuals bent on mischief. persons other than just those engaged in became apparent that many of the cities in~ mt;>rld i~ to their fello\\'polict•t:hiefs. Tt!Ellt: IS, TIUJREFOBE, no question as to the legality or what has been propased. All or th!! uuthorilit.'S have agreed to this. The question I must "°"'• ask the police chiefs is whut is it about the plltn th11t llley do not like? Why do they not com~ !or· ward and give their comments ~nd recom4 mendaUons! With these specific sug .. gestlons. we can 1>erhaps make the adjust. ments that will satisfy ftl l or the \'arious requirements. The plan as J>.tOPO$ed,falls short of my hope to httve the overview or a respected citizen or the county. But by providing for the inst.allation of the operation under th~ direct and personal supervision of the county sheriff. and also by providing for periodic examination of the system by the Orange County Grand Jur}'. I feel that il contains sufficient safeguards to be accep- table to me as a member or the Board or Supervisors. There are two ktY safeguards for this ••organized" crime, whatever was meant volved had never really given their police threat. The first is Ute constant vi9ilance by that term. Jn effect It appeared that we chiefs the authority necessary (or the kind an~ overview of.,,. elected officials with their ml~ be using a shotgun to kill a flea and in of operations they had been conducting and ll provides tor the immediate establish- le.g1slotiv.e po~~rs ; ttie second is tbe the process "killing" a lot of iMocent that the chance for unanimity among citie5 ment under the sheriff of the ··orange ~tsdom of adm1111stralive agencies respan~ bJstanders. I say ••names alleged to be in on a future course of action was slim. County Criminal Activity System•• (OC- 1 stble for. gran~g funds: to spe¢i~ID>UPl-Jbe..ftlt£_' becaus~ the ~~of SU~rv!sm'• ~t this paint, it seemed to ~e that a new CAS>. which will be !unded solely ~Y c«;>unty tor s~c1al proJects,) have mucH greater waa unab:le to gain any information e1tliir-.1dnd of-effort was needed. With the help 0£---sources and.respons1ble forcollect1 ng 1nror- faith 1n the first safeguard,·~ot because I fl'.'Om tbe district attorney. the director of the shtriff·elect of Orange County. Brad mation on conspiratorial criminal activity am a member or that group btA because the the intelttgence unit or the chiefs of Police Gates, and with the added.advice and coun-that 1nvolves multiple Orange County law elected representative is forced to answer as to the extent and nature of the operation. · selof the deputy state attorney general and enforcement jurisdictions. Accordingly. to the voter for his deeds and is atSoable to. · I eerttt.inly have to admit failure in one the Office .of the Director of Criminal the plan \Yas presented to the Board or "~land away" Crom the processes around respect: I was never able to get meaningful Justice Planning in Sacramento. a plan Supervisors and adopted unanimously by hlmandaskcriticalquestions.Whcnltook anSwerstothe criticalquestions lasked.lt was devised that met the iegal themonAug.20.1974 . ofrice I also took an 01:1.th or office that states was obvious that some other solution to the requirements of the state. fed eral and . in part that I swear ''to support and defend problem had to be looked fo~.. county governments. It also provided what the Constitution of the United States." I In~ It ~eemed to me that one reasonable everyone agreed to be the. n~cessary tendtodojustthal. solution would .be to gather together ~rotection of both.th~ eonfldentiahty ?f the '1111S IS WHY 1 asked critical questions about the Orange County Intelligence Unit. l found out about its existence quite by ac· cident while 1 was reviewing budget material submitted by the di.slri.ct attor .. ney's office in preparation for the 1974·75 County budget hearings. What I teamed was that a small organization, headed by• everyone resPons1ble for the operation and ft lea and the consUtutiooal rights to pnvacy have·a calm and objective discussion of the al the individual, problems that we thought" we saw in the This plan was then reviewed with operation of the unit. Accordingly J invited representative1 of a negotiating committee the interesled...pollce chiefs of th~ county of the Orange County Police Chiefs As· and the director of the OCIU to my offic~ sociation. The latter suggested some for a conference. Jt was my hope that from changes in the plan which"were agreed to such a discussion would come a new ap-but finally took no Position as to the merits proach to the probJem that would enable of the plan, nor were they willing to recom- It is now up to the police chiefs to decide whether they wish to participate in the plan. Afore .sig niricantly. it is up to the cities themselves, which employ the police chiefs, to help make this decision. It \vould seem strange indeed that they would not decide to participate in a plan that has been endorsed by the state attorney general's of· (ice, the office of the state director of Criminal Justice Planning, the Orange County Board of Supervisors, and the Orange County sherirr. -- Ex-president ••• Keep Him As a Man, Not a Monarch Something troubles me e\•en more lhan the pardon of Richard Nixo n-a pardon granted before special prosecutor Leon Jaworski has had a chance to report fully to the American people about his investigation or the extent of Richard Nixon's in· volvement i n Watergate and the officialcoveru_p. ~ What seems to me Lo be outrageous is PresidenL Ford 's request lo the Congress to ap- •. propriale a million dollars lo Richard Nixon during the next six months ·for ••transitional'' and personal purposes. There wei-e complaints about Richard Nixon in office that he seemed lo regard himseJC more as a monarch than as a President. The complaints were directed against the way he walled himself off from all but a few of bis intimate staff. NORMAN COUSINS and the arbitrary decisions he made out.side the constitutional process. such as his orders to the mil_ita_ry to bomb Cambodia. B1JT ·NOTHING smacks rnore or monarchy than giving Richard Nixon a personal retinue at the taxpayers ' expense-a retinue consisting or some 20 people, including a valet for Nixon and a personal maid . for Mrs. Nixon-to say nothirig of allowances for:-the upkeep of his two estates on op- posite ends of the United States. Hardly less shocking than the Watergate scandals was the use of public funds by Richard Nixon while President to improve his personal properties at Key Biscayne, and San Clemente. If it weren't for the furor over Watergate, this arbitrary diver· Lawmakers Put Themselves Before Public J " sion of taxpayers' money would h11vt:' created a major storm by itself. : As though this offense were not bad. enough, we now have the spectacle o{ Richard Nixon being given expensive., perquisites and privileges without. precedent in American history. •f\1.y; objection to this situation has nOtbin~ to do with the fact that Richird Nixon. ten the ·presidency in disgrace:- Even i! he had served out his,lerrp, and left office with an unblemisheQ record , it wOUld-have been outra&eoufiij to surround him with all sorts of atteoj dants, including a speecbwrilet: at. $42,000 a year. , . THIS OBJECTION would hold for. any ex .president, There is somethin' patently absurd and dangerous fQl' a., free society lo install its ex-presidents in palaces and to support them at the rate or almost a million dollars ""l year. A budget of $100,000 a year, i11"'l eluding pension and allowances for a~ special expenses. would certainlyl seem to be adequate as an expressiort or the gratitude and generosity of the American people. But the kind of fund s now beipg asked for Richard Nixon are incon- sistent with democratic institution!< One wonders what the Presidents in our early history-Washington, Jer. ferson a nd Adams-would have l---''f1tthe-Editor-.,_ ________ ( J -1.!_meduck retirees? issue. The article title being "lttesa The taxpayers should protest loud MAILBOX Thevotlngpubliccettiililnave·un.-Girl·Improv..-1mageotMustangsll. and clear against our California 'key to the henbouse to this bunch of The folks in Santa Ma.Heights were lawmakers who bave maneuvered for _ _ foxes last year·when they voted that shocked to read the remark ·made themseves scand alous retirement the legislature could set their own about Snowflake's mother Gidget, thought of the lavish use of public such fine health she produced a funds to enable ex-presidents tO li v li-ke.w.ise-bea.u.tif.ul_and he.al thy as millionaires. The founding father9 mustang fo al called "Snowflake." ------neither loolreOfor nor would have ac - We in this "horsey area" who know cepted opu lent treatment i["\o of this warm hearted family and the retirement. At the end of bis preside'\· courageous beautiful mare who cy, Washingto·n thanked thft fou ght together to overcome previous American people for the privilege o'\< neglect and poor care, feel the truth serving them; he said he could think ' ( . benefits and, at present, are per~ Letters /rom nadera ore we?corne. Not· salaries. relerrin~ to h~r as "a lame worn out pelrating another ,move to further molly, writer• should convey fheir mes· Rln'HO.JONES oldspec1men. feather-their-nests. They have voted sages in JOOword.'J or leu. The right to con· themselves unwarranted salaries, dense letters to JU space orelltnlnate libel plus a multitude or exuberant fringe fs reserved. AU lettert mutt include sig· benefits. All of which clearly in· nature and mailing oddrea.t but name!' dicates that personal enl'i<"hment is nlOJI be withheld on request if .ujfkien.t their primary concern. remora VI apparent . Poetrg will no& be These legislators were voled into pub/ighed. public offi ce by the citizens who belieYed..Jhei( intentions h0;o;:n"'o'-ra"ibff.le7.·-;o==oro= l l o r se Blld11ns To the Editor: It seems a rather large emr was made ;n your '1Horsin" Around· With Tom McCun1' ,ecµon of the SepL 15 TRUE this mare .at one time was tame and in poor health until rescued by the George Jones family of Santa Ana Heights. With this wonderful family's loving care Gidget's beauty and soundness r eturned •. Being in \, should shine on this Issue. of no finer reward. ' MRS.ff.A. WITTE The appropriation for R ichard McCann thought lhat wa.' what he wwr ~ying, but you 1nay have ~aid 1t better. Editor. Nixon should be debated by Congress as a matter of principle that applies t.Y ex-presidents in general and not just , Richard Nixon in particular4 · and dedicated to the welfare or t le dustria groW~lh~.~b~a=nJC l'Otni)OUlRlifif,:--------:-----~-----~~- people. At Jea!lt their platforms J)Or· tax: 'Shelter s and formidable ap.. M kin. d' J -K·ne --1 Enmn· -trayed this image and the people preclation or stocks. real estate and an · . s oy I e s· g vot.td \\1ith trust. Jnstead or t'Oncen-mineral resources over the ensuing · traling on legislation lo minimize our years, I'm to believe lllat Nelson is _ ., ~ ., l government expenditures. they have worth $182.5 million today'! used their official }>O\\·ers to reward ED EGAN themselves. beyond the bounds of reasonablebess. at the expense of the already over-burdened taxpayer. It appears these so-callt d Statesmen have Joslsighlof thei r mis· sion as pu.blic servants -•govern· ment for the people and. by the people'. Jt seems that the taxpayer is being subm erged hx a personally · motivated house of greedy polici:.in~. The American people have 1>rovtin tbem/iielves willing to pay for produc!· ·five return of their tax doll;1rs. But no Jooger will they tolerate supPortin1t government orriclals beyond a rc1&0nable compensation for se rvice~ J"Cndered. The squeeze ls too tight out here •nd somehow the rewarm. these J1wmakers ha\'e .set up for them4 aelves do notseent'qWteequal. E.CA,NTELL . Ret'l.:f Dollars ~ -- To the Editor: • Your columnist L.M. Boyd slates 'lhat the first blllionoire In the U.S. wuJohn D. Rockclellcr. .Wilb this nation's d)'namic: in· • CampsOose To the Editor: It Is with Interest tho I I read that the state is closing down more public recreation areas in the Sequoia National Forest. Areas being closed down are Redwood Meadows, Lower Peppermint. and Princess Camp· :ground near Hume Lake. The reason given ror their closing Is l;ick or runds to operate them .. ISN'T JT a ma Ung the state does not have enough money for facllltles/;that the public needs and uses but 1nds more than enough tor' themselves. About Oct. 15, It wilt be dlstribuUng fat bonuses to rnost ·oe its employes but what will the haril working tax• payer get-Just wh at Patty shot at. Where were our Jegis,lators when the decision wa1 beintmade to close these publle camp grounds? Or were they too busy voling the big raises foe themseJvtl'I and the nillliondollar pen· slons !or Bob Moretti, John Quinby, Wall!'r Ku1bian end the rest or the lf yo1> are discoura~ed aboi1t' lhe future o! the United stateo, I .-im· mend a large dose of the viO'tlll beld bl' Dr. Wernhervon Braun. Dr. Von Braun. lt will be reealled, was the father of the German V-.2 ·rocJ·.etin Worl~ WarllanclasetenU.l wh<1 contributed ...... great,ly to ~ American space .:fevelopment as a Postwar employe of NASA . At the ~-~ present time, he 15 ~ · a vice president of Fairc h i ld I•· dustries. Dr. Von Braun predicts that 50 years from now people will look bock and wonder how m11n ever manaaed·on earth Yiltbout the tools provided by the apace program. "THAT THERE could ever have been a world without 1paeecrall will be just as dl1ffoiilt for them lo Imagine as one without telephones and airli nes is ror us,'' lhedoctorwrttes. ,, HIS views are contained in I special article written for tlte ioldeo ennlver• BARRY GOLDWATE R aary iJ1ue of the magazine S.turday Review/World. How things may ap. pear In Ille year 2024 A.O. is the tbeme o!theissue. Dr. Von Braun sees mankind at that advanced dale faced with many prob1ems that can only be tackled successfully by a global, coordinated systems approach. He believes sue: cessful solutions to these problems will require continuous monitoring and surveying of the entire earth, sup· ported b y an effective com· munlcatlons tyatem capable of tran· •milling lar:ge quantiUcs of collected data and pictorial information to a multitude of users ln almost 100 oat.ions. ·"Unmanned earth survey and com~ munJcations satellites and orbiting manned observatories will form the backbone or this system," according to DI\ Von Braun. "The domin etinJ problem or - humanity· during the ne~t so years will have to learn to utiliie moie intel~ that will require such aids Crom space Jigently our planet's remaining: will arise from the collision between resources in metal ores 1.nd il.4 man's happy.go·lucky joy ride of limited ability to produce food crops unrestrafned· and· unllinited foritsexplodingpopulatlon.'" -... growth-both in numbers of people ln other words, Dr. Von Brann sees and their niaterial expectations-and the future·· as one sprinkled '11itR the grim limitations or resources the problems but one that c1n adequatel:I earth can provide and of wastes it can and ultimately be handled succw absorb. srully by mankind. ( r. "SOME OF these problems are Quotes already upan U$ today. The sudden shortage in rue I oil and gasoline made . . . ~ us shockingly aware of ~ depen-l\~cCoy TY,~'-' -; Ja11. p1an1st Ofl dence on resources that for too Jong Cahf. lou~; I, don t shy away Croll) we have taken for granted We would the wo:d Jazz becau~o r k~v.· that be tragically mistaken ir we took our ·music is the individual <Jt JS) mocc present energy crisis as an isolated than th~ word." .. { Incident-brought about by Dr. James Dobson, chi(<( mischievous Arabs' or _profit.hungry behaviorial researcher. L.A. -.. la~ oil moguls-as a pro6lem of a tem4 f~riority feelings fare> everybod),.,.:C pGrary nature that will soon be httle secret: \\'e feel inadequate our· resolved. selves and think wo•re the only one · We should rather accept lt as a \Ve wear a mask to conceal tbf:~ timely and deadly serious storm war. feelings and fear that if people real ning. Not on l~ Is our automotive joy knew us they would disresped us .... ride over (a nde made possible only hut those people· around us ar by a hitherto unllmited supply ' or thinking the same in respect tothoml cheop energy from oU) but also we· selves." . ~ • I I'\ .- .. I DAIL V PILOT Sunday, Septembtr ~. 1974 ' •• i::.26_2 Naturalized in ·nouhle Rites • • ....... <-' ........ ' --------.......... ···········~·· ..... A811ret1,. ••••••••••••••••••••• Ctty ••• ··•· .................... . "* ................. ··-· ....... . ..... ... .................. .... . 'The Buany Bunch.Just open an :tcc01.n1t lor :1 child, •nd he becomes a member. Not only is it 1111 e:a~y WiJY for you to get children in1u the Sii.Ying habit early, lhc Bunny Bunch account can ~ain • regular monthly savings program that makes 11urc n1oncy is available when they grow up. Fo1 college. for travel. lor 1hcirown tlnuncial »ecority. 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FUNlllAL HOMI 7801 Sol~ Ave., Westrnin1ll!f" 893-3525 -·-SMITHS' MOllTUMT 627 Main St. Hun1ing1011 Beoch 336-4539 I PUBIJC NOTICE PUBIJC NOTICE • Cllln OD ing wba - ' ' of lo so h di y Ii China Marks . .. Birthday ' Sunday, Septt:mbtf 29, 1974 ···==-r-: • Master Charge BanlcAmericard Always Accepted COME ON IN TO THE fJIANT ,BOYS 10/t . . . .. 0ws .ANALYSIS) youlh. In the quarter century s1nce Mao, .. clillrman ol lhe Communist party, pro. claimed the new natk>n. on Oct. 1, 1948, Wna has made epic strides. THE GRANT BOYS WILL·BE CLOSED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th FOR 'NYENTORY II bas brought unity out ol chaos, overcome by most ac- countl the omn i present 8'Plciers of want and ttarva- llon and _, lnternstlooal recognition. . No longer victims of foretp lmpertallsm, Ila IOO milllm people have, in Mao'• words, stood up; proud and In· dependen~ they are treated .. equala lnternatiomlly ... free of any lo/eip d•bt. !>~ .... ~UIA supentftion have, to a n astonbbing extent, bee o UMJOted. MAO BAB adlievad far more tlian most dream ol In a lifetlme. But e•en 11 the republic he fo<mded celebnilel Its :15th armlvmary Mao llYI he ~Ull II far from •chtevlni hll own dream. And time II nmntnc out for the 11).year-old Chinese Communist Party chairman. lliJ dream i.. a completely new man In the socllllst soc!& • ty ol tbe "New Olina" be proclaimed In 1949, after ..., ol history'• lcx14Jeat ml bJood. i..t reyoluUooa. Mao reallus lhls is not 1 Roal be can achieve in his i11•Ume or ev.,. perbapo In the lllellme.of hll-- Bul he hopes to train "nvolu- llonary heirs" who will -tlnue punult of bla dream In llie..llrtun! .. dogedly .. he baa Jn the past. Almoll a decade alter he founded the People's Republic ol Clllna, Mao told bla com- rades illat although "the main soclallsl transfonnatlon with respect to the l)'llem ol ownenhip" had been com- pleted, claq •lnlUI• wu far from over. "n will 1aa. • 1a1r1y 1ang period ol time to decide the ialu• In 1be ldeolog!co! •tzu&'· L si. I betwom soc1a11m1 and n capitalism in our country," /P IM! said. "U lhls II not ~-" ficteoily undentood, 0< 11 not I,. 'undmtood at all, lhe gra-:;~ mlstak,. will be ma\le and : i lbe oOceuJly ol waging the :• slnlggle In the ldoJocical field i' will be ignored. II To the aun-Communisll, --Mat zisn1 always-has meant· more than mere maierialilm. ~: C1111111/ Clotlles lorMe11 PENDLETON@ LONG-SLEEVE SHIRTS WOOlRICHlONG SlEEVE FLANNEL SHIRTS 100% Cotton. Comes in Chamois & Navy Sizes S, M, L, XL. 100% Virgin Wool Comes in Plaids and Solids WOOlRICH LONG SLEEVE FLANNEL WESTERN snLE SHIRTS 100% Cotton. Comes in Chamois Only. Sizes S, M, L, XL $20.00 HANG TEil LOllG-SLEM: ZIP·UP TURREltECK SWEATER Comes in Nawy& White, Reel & White, and . . $30 00 Rust & Brown. Si:resS,M, L,XL. I HANG TENlONG SLEEYE CREW NECK SWEATER Cornes in 0.-& Navy, Blue&White,Red&White,and $27 00 Rust & lln>wn.Sizes·S;M, L,XL· I lerl'I® for fJ1111 1or :E11q l/,,'/11 Jttu KDlghts In red armor, they llVl'S" 1 .. Guys ::He • .u:.f,;;: fO< ::,: :J: GENTLEMEN JEAN £'~~. d P,~,~~~J!.A.!!~'!!! ..... ,$13.50 new puritanism, a 20th ceo-i..i•,e l'of o..yo 111ry Cl'llll<I• which the rest ~ ·GENTLEMEN JEAN ~ ::·worl~~ ~cvJI i 1 1 ;: !.l!~!'~o!!'!!M..~.~.~ ...... $·14.00 " ,.. H H . I• l..i'"'""G.uYI . The'Other'--·r~; ... -.......GENR-EMEN-JEA1..,N.,...---~~· =--=. =-=---11-- C1111111/ 1'111111 lor ladles H.l.S • HIGH WAISTED DElllM PANTS $ !.1!!.~.~.!!2C~~ .......... 14.oo -. lerl'r. lor fJtlls 1.ev1•1e for Gals !~.~~~U~.!:~~~~.!,s .$17.00 Im'"' le< Gals !~~~.ff. .l!,O!f.0.~. P.~~!~ ... $17. 00 And Matching ... Kid's Stuff ,___l_O_o/_$ 'ILlllM1 DUWANGO . ' '•· ' "'' j', '·', ' .. I ~ -.. - Chi11a: ·' ~~~!E~~!!!s .......... $15 ~00 Im~"""°"" W hat Ne xt? GENTLEMEN JEAN . $ ' !!'.Y~ .. f!:!!!2................. 15.0Q WESTERN snLE !!.~!!~.:~!'.! 8.~:~!~ .. 1 ........ $19.88 TAIPEI (UPI) -"Wbal'1 aotnc to happen to Taiwan!" 'Ille queslion baa Intrigued lhe -Id since lhe N1tloaallll Clll.-laland baslion was rounded 25 yean ago, bul 11 remalqs unanswered even to- day. Predlcllonl ol doom have been ....... ExperU -..,... on lbe popular oplnlon llutl, wlllle eontlnulnl to ihrlnk In pollUcol clout, lhe Republlc-ol China on 'l:alwan will conllnue to g r d" ' economically. • • One 11\ll'O lhlng la !here la abaohrtely no hope !or a corn-""""1H In lhe ,_lile luture bel-lbe lwo Qitnaa ell.sting 100 mllt1 aparl acn111 the,._ Slralt:- Talwln'• tniemat~ Ut1 hive ·been weakened dlpion>ailcally In . r e c a n I years. Al p ....... I only IS ... Uoos recognJze. Taiwan whUe 89 have. dip!omaUc relaUons with Peking. More are el· peeled to switch away from T1lptl In years to come . AND ..•• 1 .. l • ' l > ·~ '· • ,:. DUWANOO . WESTERN snLE !!.~!!_!~.:~!T .. 8.~.~~ ..... : .... $19.88 • • THE GRANT IOYS CMllY A COMPUTE SEUCnOH OI SHUY TOPSIDERSll I· • • "'tl Jf DA!Lf.PILOT • :Alcohol 'htdustry Rij)Ped SACRAMENTO (AP ) -A documented ''iodktment" or --the-liqUOI" industry I n • Calitomia, oondemnlng both ihe IRJsiness and the agencies that regwate it, is We in the form ol a report from a t.gisiative committee Dell week. · ''!be rep0rl, whose ~ aay it is Ult. most exhaustive aoyw:here, "-dlarges that the P'!bi~ ;1.f'~g ."ripped oil" 1n1 ... ms: ,.1) no federal gnvernment .. *""'""' most of the tax _.,but leaving 1lle residue bl ui. _,, -alcoholism, crlmO, nlllilal problems and aU!eftdlint dnisertes -for Ca.Ufomte taxpayers to deal .wfflt, and; 2) the consumers d alcoho~· beverages are being ·-to pay more -with t~ 0 coonivance o! state -l There are other charges, a• well as· 2$ iecommendations ranging from abolition ol the Wille Marketklg Order lo a re9Uirement that alcoh'.>lic beverages boor a health warn- ing -lo the me on ~ l''_c_-4-Alb., k-~B,tbe__,.,,.,..t politjl~ ... . industry .. 11111rallpg the governmental -... Uloroughly that it bu.,~ ~ way in prioet, botl)e -·.labeling, pro- moli!mJllld-!llxes. : ' ' , Ai.Ille ..me time, the report 111'< the lriilustry finds a way to,_ on .... ol its dulies to lie llllte and lo ignore the pit61eiiii'ttiat aicomlisrn .... aloilllill ...... """'''" "In other WDrds, califomia lo a sitting elude for the liquor lrd.Jstry," '8id. the committee clialrman, s.... Alan Short, I). :",:"! a recera in- • .,._..._, • admitted con- -al alcollolic beverages, added: "r ....... told by a San Friinci1oo lileobol retailer ibat ~-, __.fling to chair this c .,4,, .-.-18.y--the things r~~ aay, I'd wind ill m · with cemeol WOll1d my leet.,, • raj'~IS be ls in- ~~ ~· the Industry, w-lo lo pour heavy _.,. yinlo~ '-'·,C'" he is retimg : _.,,_~ .ti.th no further VAiil !plans. Short ran for the Democrat.le oonKnatlon for state treasurer in June but loot. . '!be oommittee ls the Senate Select Commitlee on Laws Relating to Alcoholic Bev.rages, whlcb bas am""'- ed lour file drawen o! material in the last two years ttmigh public bearinp and OOi lt:SJ>OIM1ence. MeiOOen in additioo lo smrt are Sens. Ar I e n Gregorio, D-San Mateo, who admits to an occasional social Su~. $tpUftlbof 29, 1974 • NOW ,-SHOP ALL STORES SATURDAY'TIL 7:00 P.M., SlJND.AY 'TIL 6:00 P.M." · · ~(fxapl ~town L.A. closed Sunday) ----d111lt;"ancr.Jobn4larmer,1\~ - Glendale, a Monnoa teetota.1er wlD ls lle!Jublican candidate for lieutenant governor. Gregorio, wboee hometown is cittd in a sectlon concemlng lftn.age drinking, introduced • bill ~ """'1on lo carry oul ...,,. of the romrnlttee's early rerommendalioos. ·But 11 -got past the first eammiltee. llllOllT SAID the final nport ,,.. written by hlrmeU •----.,m1-"two--.taf!-members-who ".~ our fair share and perhaps more, sO no one can accuse Us o! being bluenoses trying lo wipe oot the in· dultry/' Be aid the problems CS'ealed by aloobol became ob- vious during his work in what is now known as the Short- Doyle Communlty Men t a I ~lh AcL "Some ~ to 50 percent or ad pati<nlS in stale hospitals are there because of alcohol. at least partly. Why doesn't t.he liquor iMu!try pay some oC the coot lllat !alls !I.at on Ille bock ol the laxpatcr!" Sl!ortaald. He said he waa also ama7.ed lo learn from a "'permarlret owner that he was being reprimanded by the state Deportmeal oC Alcoholic e.-age Control for diarglng prices below the mlnimums Id by the industry ltseU. PUBUC NOTICE . t a. cardigan bllie or CtNm, .ayllc and wool, S.M-L 20.00 b. vest, cream or blue, acrylic and wool, S.M-L 14.00 c. blue or peach acrylic/nylon,S-M·L :zo.oo q. poinrelle llCJ'Ylic/WOCll, cram, peach, blue, S-M·L ti.00 e. pointelle acrylic/nylon, cmm, blue, ~-L 2UIO Shopdll~ 101.m-to9:30;Slturdly, 1010 7; Sunday,noontoQ SouthCol1lPlm·CoataMe113333 Brislol SL . . . . . Westminster Mall S.D. Frwy, at Golden State ' 7 , "Ra On But I 'll fat tor, an mo ' • • • • -• • DAILY PILOt ' c • - SECTION~ Sundo7, k pt•mbor 2', 1914 V •k•'t' w . I 111g, '. ay .. . . Ceremonies fit Sea Can O'.f'~roome High Cost of Dying ,: .. "Ragin g ocean, you have no claim, today is costlog familles at 1ell!t $2,000. On "4 life •o ftl!I of warlike ftame, "So be lormed the Neptune Sociely BM& tile day will conie when to tlOU as a complete cremation service devoted I 'll 1/le!d, What l wm not gioe to my to the simple •and dignllied disposition father'• fi•ld." of the body at the ijme of death." • Olav Lie's u "Dav of the Vik:ing" By TOM BARLEY NEPTVNE SOCIETY inember1 pay ot "" o.M"t '"" '"H $JS at lhe time oC application to the ?.tore than 7,000 members or the Nep-society. The next payment of $250 tune Society have already decided that becomes due with the member's death the Pacific Ocean shall be the repository and it puts into operation a highly ef- for their last remains. flclent service that ranges f:rcfl'n the Dorothy Anne Grow, direct.or Of the moving funeral service at sea to the society's Newport Beach branch, has not-so-colorful -(bot equally necessary) talked to many of them fro1n her oflice completion by· the society of the many at 2400 \V. Olast Highway. forms and documents created by death. And, while it may disillusion the casual "We oover the smallest details and inquirer with visions of Viking funerals we are on call 24 hours a day," Mrs. three miles out from Potnt Fermin, Grow explained. she firmly and repeatedly stresses the A call to the Neptune organization principle that led to the cnation or insures removal of the body from the tbe-Neptune-organization·:------point-of-dealh-to-8-------stat.e:licensed "Dr. Charles H. Denning Jr., our diree-repositorY. The society then files a death tor, feJt it was high time someone offered certi£icate and a copy of the certified an alternative to the cosily, involved death certificate and obtains a permit mortuary·funeral!cemetery system that for cremation, pays the cremation fee • ,and npervi.., the Oll"!•tion. While society wO('kers process the • m!lllY. forms activated by death and pre~ for the next of kin a memorial certlficale 'showing the latitude and •!ongt!""1e where the ashes are to lie scaltef~. the trim; white loo-foot vessel, K'Thajiga puts out from Point Fermin to carry out the last wishes of a number of Neqtune Society members. 14We UllUalJy perform four to six . .services on each voyage,'' Mrs. Grow explained. "Actually, state law no longer requires us to sail three miles out to sea but we intend to retain the practice in our society's services." AT THAT point, the K'Thanga drops anchor; her skJpper orders the Stars and Stripes lowered to hall mast and he prepares to read, while scatteMng the -ashes in individual rites, one of two services avaUable to the next of ll;ln: Tennyson's "Crossing the Ba'r" or the IO'lth Psalm. Navy men probably need no in· ' • troduction to the Tennyson poem: "Sunset and evening stir/ And one clear call for me/ And ;may there be no moaning of the bar/ ~When I put out to sea." T Many Neptune Society members of all faiths have found no quarrel with the moving. utterly ,appropriate message of the 107th Psalm: "0 , give thanks unto the Loni fOr . He is good/ For His memory endureth forever ." Mrs. Gro\v stressed that it is not possible to include the next of kin at the services conducted aboard the K'Thanga. "The COEil would be prohibitive," she said. "But we don't get many requests of that type from the next of kin - they seem well content to leave the last rites with the three-man crew on what is, after all, only a 100-foot vessel." THE HIGH COST of dying led to the creation of the Neptune Society. And no segment of the public has re- sponded more promptly to the oppor- tunity to cut funeral costs by 90 percent than the elderly, Mrs. Grow said· T u "And why not?," she asked. "Far better for them to use· that money ror their comfort while they are alive U1an to have to put away a huge sum for such things as embalming, cos- metology. a casket, limousines, the grave, the tombstone and all those other costly extras." Many senior citizens find that the Social Security Administration allowance of s:i5s nearly covers the Neptune So- ciety costs, she said. Velerans are eligi- ble for a Veterans Administration grant ol $25(), PT At Your Service E E -~ I Mrs .. Grow is well aware that the rapidJy mounting membership of the Neptune SOciety has not won her any friends amt>ng-the morticians-who prac-------.....-- tice in the Orange Coast Area. "That's not to be wondered at," she said. "They have seen us make inroads into a business that insures vast profits and they know, as~know, that the aim of our organ· -· is becoming increasingly attracti to more and more people!' / It bas certainW proved attractive to a number of morticians, themselves, whom Mrs. Grow will not identify. They are all members of the Neptune Society. ~ "Obviously, they know a good thing "and that is as bygenic a. form of flying private aJrcralt," she said. f!\Ve when they see one," she grinned. reduction as you will find anywhere," do the same thing for those menlllEfrs . Her grin goes everi broader as she she said. ·who prefer to have their ashes scattd~ refutes another commonly a i r e d The Nepttme Society was rounded on in mountain country." misconception: that the . scattering of the concept of cremation and the scat-f\.1any Orange County residents f l ashes at sea may offend en· tering of the ashes at sea but a recent all walks of life and of all faiths .. vironmentalists and create pollution. innovation adopted by the organization finding the Neptune Society tO be .the "Certainly not ," she insisted. "In fact, is bringing an increasing number of answer to the dilemma J)OSed by ~Ute the state has so rel axed the laws relating inquiries from members and ~pective increasingly high cost of dying. • to our operation that we could scatter members. "Quite apart from the cost I~. ashes off the end of the pier, if we uwe hit on the idea 'vhen several thousands of acres or good CalilorQia ~ished. members who loved the desert in life land that would have been devof~ .. lo "We humans do far more to poUute expressed a preference to have their the dead will now be freed for tbe the environment when we are alive than ashes scattered there at death," ~trs. living," ?.1rs. Grow pointoo out.· when we are reduced to ashes," she Grow said. Her telephone rang for the 10th e ....,=-said:.-The-ashes_are...create<Lbx=:><d~est:;:ru::;'c-'-----;;;;':i'So"'.;;;:;;:wij'e~di'l'd.ieex;'ia;'c':Uyuoi:::lha""';tr.::;fo:'r-7th"em~-'i~n,.'the""'-~in~t~erv~le~w"'. ~"OJr idea is catctil:n6 tion of the body in 2,000-degree .f?eat and scattered tbefr ashes fiOm a JOw on -and very qwCJilf,"'SlifSal".-, ,"'-''----- DJ ft Yourself, But Don't M,lx It Yourself hEAR PAT: I have a c:ouple of questioos about do-tt-yoursell cari>et cleaning. period. I've noticed that some kind of corrosion seems to be starting to eat away the top of the range in one of the comers. I don't use any abraslv · cleaners on this stove and although I've inquired at several deaJers, no ooe seems -to know what can be causing this corrosion, or bow I can prevent iC First I'd like to know if a homemade solution of detergent and water v.'Ould clean just as well as a commercial-product. I know it would be less expensive. Then l 'd like to find out if I should rent steam or shampoo cleaning equipment !or thi best results M my shag carpeting. E.T., Huntington Beach Ciinmercial carpet cleanla& products are formulated to crystallize as tbey dry od dras are more readDy vaaonned out tbaD homemade m.ixtuns, wbicll: from worsening. Can you try to find out why Ulis problem is occurriag? 1• ~ E.R., l\1issioa Viejo:: Col a problem?-Tli•• ii>Titn'iirmmn:-Panirl!l-currl!d~-'i'-le""•-•-4eler&eal-1<!11duo-llaal-•llractS-.allcLholda_..U...A~1 to tape, get tht answm and actfon uou need to aolve Con~ Repo~s, steam ctenbrg is sakl ~tt remove more soil and sads than Technlclans of the Gas Appliance l\lanufacturers Assn. say tile corrositi may be caused when tbe barning gas reacts with the propellant! from spray. .. cu1, raaJtla in u addle condaasate that settles aDder stove tops. A nambu of gas stove manufattartn have reported complaints dealing wHlltblslifOtilem"', ..-;'-- inequttie.t tf\ government and budnts.s. Mail 11our ::r"' wttlt leu np&Cl ritolllng. The steam method jets a strfam of bot questiom to Pat Dunn/ At Y OUT' SeroU:e~ Orange Coast ud cleaner lido tbe:-earpet and at tile same time draws off dirty SDds. Daily Pilot, P.O. Bo• 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626. Jn-Tbk waler extraction mdhod 11 reeemmeoded lw carpetl wilb • pDe lbat could elude your telephone number. Tht column appears °" be damaged by braaldng, bit lteavOy aolled 1hag carpet may re41uire &he M Sundays, Mondays, Wedneadayi ond Frida111. shampGO brushing method tor tborougb eleaniag. Halloween and VNICEI! Coming DEAR PAT: Each Halloween we have several children coming to the door requesting funds for lhe United NaUon's ChildWl'i Fund (UNICEF)-l always make a donation, but ln view of some rumors I've heard about this fund support more Communist counbies than Cree ones, I'd like to find out bow UNICEF obtains its financing, now many countries it serves and how it is regulated. , , lf.O., Foantain Valley UNICEF ~ tkll 'cblklttn In 120 counlrles, mainly ta lbe developln( .,... of ._ -hi. II 11 supported .. tfrely by '9hmlary -•• lnm &e""'81ttni ud IMIYldaals, and governed by a 3Hatlon uecaltve board. Farlbw llllormalloa Is IYailable fl'Om the U.S. COmmlUto for UNICEF, 331 E. M SI., New York, N. Y. 1•11. 30.11ear Rule-Validates Old Doc1unent• DEAR ' PAT: My mcle made out his own will years ago nnd had It DOW!lad. Bil properV remains basically the same, bot when I tnld him .....Uy lhll he •hotild have an attorney cbeck the will to make sure ii'• authellllc, be said that Ibo "IO-year rule" assured Its aulhenticity. lie explained Iba! "'I dnnunent .more lhln 30 )'<3r5 old cannot be questioned. ls this true! -G.B., Sen Clda•a --1ad llller pabll1bed or publlc Tecorda more tlloa It ye1,._ old, JI "IOI eblleqed ud paeraUy a<eep°led by partlet wbo deal wtlb them, are --~. acctrdin( to 1be Calilenda Stata Bar -atiol· Tiie ... ,.,. n1e came frnl lite old commoa law. Oar evidence code now provides ~t H a deed or Will ii more lban Ill years old, ii 11 lllought to be •vlbentlc. Te nflloree lbe Idea, I-wbo ·m1g111 luove an lntemt In the property or ._. IMI& "act • It" 11 tf ft w re autMntic. JI Uiere were nevtr an oeta1lon hr -• llltemted to raloe aa •-aboat I~ then Ibey are considered nol .. Ut"t "ectN •• It." De age of a document alone 11 not a gtUtrantee of Its -~ ...... bot -fl Is •I ••eslloned fer a lon1 Ume, fl &•IJll t vlbeatlcfty. Tip• 011 Logging Some Ji'irepl•ce Tlnte DEAR PAT: There must be some "recommended" way to lay logs in a .iireplace, but I guess I don't know what it is. My fires fizile and rather than providing relaxation, they become an aggravation. I'd also like you to repeat the newspaper log recipe which appeared in your column sometime last year· -H.l'tl., Capiiltrano Beacla Lay two logs leqtlnri1e over a aelwlrt of crlscroned kfDdUq ....,. er lamber 'scraps•, wbk:b have been placed on cnunefed: aewspapen. Add uo&Mr (pltlerabfy opllt) log angled oa -lop. Ole .. ~ logs barn better IUD two and aet up • natural draft. New1paper .. eu lti made by folding old 111pen 1111!1 loot loor ad ull-fncb thkk -lotn. soat armdPl ID a llOlvlioa of waler anti detergenL Roll tacb section al'Hlld a ....U.Cb rod, 1qaeeze ea• neeu w111er •ad 1moolb lbe 11d ... Tbea slide lbe paper lop off the rods ad llllld ap lo dry llloroagbly belore boraiDg. f#llel Reader•' Gulde To What J!ou Eat I DEAR PAT: What's the dlllerence between "chicken ooup" and "chlcken- flavured IOUp"'I Wilb rising food prices, I've become a label read<r and thf1 Ont confuses me. , C. T., Newport -A minimum amount of meat or po1lf17 m• be In a pnchtd before It •1 lit called a beef orc:hlcl<ea predact. Clllc:btl - -eopu al 1-1,..... cbJckea meat, wblle cbicken-flawred ..., Cl• ctetal8 le• and It ii JIM ctn11dered 1 Im pouhry preducl. "Labol-wloe oboppen 1!10 -kl nole lllat t'e &erm.s, 11cbk:ken meat" and ''turkey meali'' rtfer to only Ute opt _. dark meat ln natural pl'()portlons, while "turkey" or "chicken,, •lone rtftts .. the meat plut the skin and fat. You al10 get more meat 'ia a ''beef ud gravy" I~ prod.Pet ., eppoted to Haravy and beef." Spr•y Can Aerosols Ca1& Canse Corroslo11 DEAR PAT: My gas range is !Ive years old and beyond any guarantee Ai: tbe concentration Ot spray1 frem any aerosol product In the a1r toe ;:oi.._ ' IO does ctrrosion. Researcll Is oder way to resolve the problem, according to GAMA, but the belt Hep IA tbe tnterlln b: to avoid lbe ase of spray1 al'MDd 111' fired •ppllancea. ~ Duai' Lcangu•ge Lawsuits Start in 1975 • DEAR PAT: We have many Spanish-speaking !Mends in Los Allgtles anlf • ooe of them recenUy .received, a cow1 summons printed in English. I thoughl-i I'd read there was a new Jew passed requiring dual language statements on COUrt summonsea . i.ssued in California. Although my friend responded wit~ • the 30 days allowed, I'd like to know why this new law wasn't observed. · ... G,P., San J-Clplllr ... 'Senate BQJ t•t, reqairing dual lanpage statements 01 CMrt · ....m.... . ' Ill Calllwata, ... -lll«a<d Into law by Govet1HH" Reagau, llal U "°' •t bite elltct utff J~ ll'l.i. At lbal lime, a boldface lype aollca Ill Spud ad Englllla will state: 41Notlce· You llave been sued. The coart •11 ~ aplmt yoo -yoor bebtg lteard aniess you respoad wtlbbt It tllys, ~48 iDlormalioa beltw.• ~ darfl)'lnl lanpage will he added lo 1am1110111<1 oadet'. &he blO nraillg defudut-rectpleat1 of Ute consequences of aot respoadlq ud \t( ' Ute llffd for promp<est. b addition, a eoanty ·may, by local ordinance, prov ~ lbl die ~e warniDgs bo prfnled In other ...... , .. common !1 tllal ..... datrol CaHceb All Terrarium Deala DEAR PAT: I also ordered the lerrarlum premium from Clairol, Inc., • -m:1 my cbeck: wa& cashed In Ma)r.'Slnce yoa noted in a recent colun1n that JUM orders were being fI.l.lcd, I can't help bul y;onder iI my order has gone astray. · O.J., Newport fleodi lalormalleo ... jull bee• received from Clair<>! thal II bH 11opped llte mulfattlN ud ..apment of terrariums became of conUnued packqJng dlffk:ll- Uel. Coa~at11tly, refuod1 aid 1 bottle of Herbal £1st.nee shampoo are beb!l. lllalled to ,.,_ wbose lemrlU11 luove aol )'ti been lllipped. If otben ~ MC ncet\'e Uldr refadt wllia a mont1111 0.lrol"a customer atrvlct reprt90 Uva Lomfae Patemt reqaesll 11ollllcotloa and co,1es of c1aceled ebeeu ' tt1l &I W •&US Pllrk Ave., New Yort, N.Y. tom. l f ' • ' • 'f ·l ' ' 1; • , • I . • • z DAILY PILOT Sunday, Sept.ember 29, 1C)74 • Geoll Deed e r Bus)1 'Big Brother' Ftteman Reed was a retired insurance execuU\'e II years •111> when he decided to be a big brotber, the tenn applied lo mm who join Big Brothen of Orange County ,It> befriend boys wltlw>ut fathen. , At 77, Reed Is llllli a bil brother, Orange Comity's oldett both In years and length ol oervlce. ; Tba 7·ye8Mld little broth<r he befriended Jn 1963 lJ DOW 19, a recent araduate o( Newport. Harbor High &:bool. 11We're still clole rriend1," Reed says, ''brothers Jn llj)lrtt lf nol by birth.'' !· "F9f m~ tt'1 keen reliving my childhood -kites, .awlmmliig, 'l!\>IUng, all thoae and many other things 'ft'Ye done toDther ,'1 the Newport Beach resident 1dd1. ' Reed -be still had too much left Jn him to otaY mired and now drives to Loo Angeles five days 1 week to wort part.Ume u an inlW'lnce consultant. But u he did when he wu fully retired, Reed 11111 llndl. time to ope1ld with the )'Ollllglter wllo ·heeame his lutln( friend wben th6 age dl!ferenca betlll'l«I tberb WU 5a yean. ' "More retired men lhould try I~" says Reed. ~11bat'1 nally when you're free lo help others." , .. Vitamin-filled Foods ._. _pl..t, -way It> load nutrition is 1tlll 'iitiiDO al -from each of four gn>UJll -milk, . ~Cl~bl:'elfrult and bread/ceresl. But, Jn today's . .. · 1D<let$; ¥>erlcana are 1pe-1f about i yilr oo vitamin oupplementa. tlley. do II? A new fact iheet from the Drua Admlnlatration dlacusses widespread iela that may be mp0nslble. Single copies About Vlt.amlnl" are aV"tailable free from lnformatloo . Pueblo, CO, 8111119. ~ ~ to the rDA, In the marketing of dietary ~:wupplelnllill, many are promoted u an "insurance" ~.policy Ill guarantee good health. The Implication of ~E::this type of advertising has oontributed to the myth .;~'.that even a balanced diet can't provide adequate ~ '6utrlents. ~ 'I1l19 myth has il!I foundation in another myth • • ' . ., . .. •• . . • . . .. ' . . . I •":"• r Could thi1 vonoy near Banlf, Alb.rt• · ~. an energy corridor from tho fro11n north? Pipeline builders would like it to be. Giant Gas Line to Cross Two Nations? • By RON MOXNESS Cltm"" •~ MOllll1t 1tr'ric1 CAL(JAR Y, Alberta · - Millions of consumers of natural gas along the U.S. \Ve11t Coast, in· the Mld\vest, and as far east a s Pennsylvania have a stake in a controversial 4 8 • I n c h naturaJ.gas pi peline that would, lf built, bnake its way for 2,600 miles from Alaska 's Prudhoe . Bay to the MacKenzie River Valley and Alberts. The line would provide gos to markets In both Canada and the United Stale!. The pipeline project is gargantuan. It is estimated to COit more than S8 billion an 11.1pportlng systems on tbe U.S. aide of the border are completed. The price tag t. roughly twice tbe estimated cost ol Alaska's mammoth oil pipeline no·w abuilding. _ The,~.proJee!i... the Canadian part of l'lblcll 1s called the canadtan Arctic Clas Pipeline, W<1Uld dwarf su<'h p<Ojects as ·the st. Lawrence Seaway on the basil of costs a.Jone. .Formal apptlcation to build the Jlne was made last March 21 by a hlghly interlocked con- aortium of 16 Canadian and 11 U.S. companies, which would like to see Arctic gas nowlng to mar'kets In Canada and tile United States by the cod of the decade. The Arctic Gas line would move 4.5 billion cubic feet of natural gas daily -roughly dlvided between Canadian and U.S. markets. ROG ER W. Ward. fonner lieutenant governor of Aln~ka and president of the U.S. side of the network, named the Alaskan Arctic Gas Pipeline, said . the U.S. facility would involve a new 1,600-mlle-long line ,termlnatlng at Delmont, Pa .. near Pittsburgh. Another 618-mile line would connect BrlUsh Columbia and San Francisco tennlnals. An ad- ditional S'17·mile line would move gas from British C.Olwn- bia to the Los Angeles area through 42-incb pipe. Canada's Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau has already said it would be in the public interest to facilitat e "early construction" of the line. But Trudeau hu also Insisted that ecological and social issues involving some 7 ,000 native inhabitants of the Mackeniie River Valley and ott\e:rs in the Yukon must be full y resolved before the pipe can be laid. Thus the pipeline st.Ill faces three major hurdles. First is the current series of Canadian hearings into the question of the long-tcnn supply o f natural gas. Second Is the en- vlrorunent impact of the line. Warnings Issued Third, and perhaps most critical, is the socioeconomic impact of the line on native realdents of the Northwest Territories, who increasingly see opposition to the project as a lever to force settlement of long.standing claims. Here is a look at each of the three issues: Both Canada's Nat i on a 1 Energy Board and Depart· ment of Indian Affairs and Northern Development have been conducting hearings on natural.gas supplies. T h e hearings, particularly as they involve t be native-claims arguments . ore expected to be long, involved, and costly. At a minimum, they might delay construction starts for a year or more. JOHN POYEN of Calgary, president of the Canadian Petroleum Association and a veteran of the oil·pipeline en- viroo"':".ental studies carried out at lnuvik in the Northwest Territories, says the ultimate decision on the pipeline lies with Trudeau's ma j o·r it y government. In Poyen's view, the federal decision must rest on two ma· ;or points : firs t, a determina· tion by the National Energy Board that sufficient new sources of natural gas exist to meet Canada's long.range growth demands, and second, a finding that surpluses eii.ot in volumes justifying new ex.. perts of canadian natural gas. Canadian nationalists imlst that the Mackenile Delta sup- ply, despite the promise of major f u t u re dl9C1:1Veries, should be held in reserve for the country's future needs. 1be line's supporters nrguc that Canada itself will need Arctic gas by 1979 and that only the combination of U.S. and Canadian markets can jU11tlfy the huge. outlays in· volved Jn development, a figure which could reach t9 billion if delays are en· countered . Arctic Gas has prorrU:!ied that gas reaching U.S. markets 14·oold be surplus to Canadian needs, a require- men\ of Canada"s National National Energy Board. Environmentally the Une probably will not be as con- troversial as the Alaska oil pipeline. delayed for several years by a powerful coalition of U.S. envir onmental organizations . The Arctic gas Hne would be a "oool system" -d:illled to about Z5 degrees F. and thus not likely to damage pennafrost areas -in con· trast to the Alaskan "bot line" connecting Prudhoe Bay to Valdez in the sout h. Jl also would be completely buried, thus posing no problems to migrating caribou and other animals . TltE UNE'S ba ckers have tWlled over 50 pounds ol ln- fonnation -the result of $50 milllon worth or engineering, 1 "'- eronomlc, and environmental studies -to the Sierra Club and other organizati ons ex- pected to challenge the pro- posed route through t h e Alaskan \Vildlife Ra n g e . largest in the United States. An alternati ve more southerly route across a "utility corridor'' designated by the U.S. Interior Depart· ment would skirt the Brooks mountain range in Alaska and joi n the Mackenzie Delta. -... -'"'"'\ .. l ........ . ' --....-_ ... _ --_ .. _ Even more complex than the environmental questions. however, will be the bearings into the impact of the line on Canada's northern natives. ILl:.....--L...::::::..c.-....l The 7 ,000-strong 1 n d i a n Brotherhood of the Northwest Territories,_ now in a legal fight over land claims with the federal government , sees lhe Ma ckenzie River pi.pcline as a powerful bargaining tool. Their hopes art fueled by the Indians and Inuit of the neighboring Yukon who are moving toward a settlement based on aboriginal rights. C&.nada's Indians in the Northwest Territories, most of whom live in settlements along the ?o.1ackenzie River VaUey, in 19'l1 signed a treat y ceding their lands to the federal government in return for traditional hunting rights, an annual payment o f "treaty" money (ordinarUy a few dollars), and a square mile of land for each family or five . Ottawa argues that the trea- ty constitutes a land-elaim set· tlement for tbe 7 ,000 treaty Indians. They, however. say their forefathers were duped. on 'Explosive' Spare Tires Acupuncture For Addicts? :•'.wblcb Is that modem farming methods have depleted ~"~1ht mll IO the food Itself ts not nutritious. But. accord- •· 1111 It> the fact sheet,' more i> clone today through ·!,.,. ~ farm practices to protect and enrich the M>ll , S •• . n 1... -1 e!ti the r es be ,,n 2 11-11 GM "°"''· vtn1w1 HtrcPllXlt 1,.. m-•• OM c11r1to111 ''"*'1 ·~t .. •ni .u~even known about in the past. Crop rotation, Motorists owning ' pace moWltt."U urun a eu on a spare mai sugg ng rr £7i-l• GM otdt. 0nwve Htictlt*ll ns.u Al'/lltrl(in Motors Jtvt4ln ''" s " 1· ul h I --t' In .. ~· brought to the'• deal-for •11-1• GM •~cti "'°'" Htttibctr. SAN DIEGO (AP) -Poosi- ble ... of ACUpllDCtun! to tr..I herWl addlctl -pn>posed by San Dtego OooDty health authoritites· ~ . ~toll 'tests and routine enrichment of the !Oil were aver spare ires man ac· w ee . 1111: tres q11=.1on .. .,, "' 11,.1, OM ctiw. Nw• Hitch9eck 7JS.U floMoCo '°"'"" .1 ;Ueve1aped because the 11natural" way was unreliable lured prior to 1973 should not came as original or optional inspection "to make !lure they e11-1• AMC H°""' 11111on w11on 1m m.1• GM l'ontt1e F1re111ri:1 '"both In the quantity and the quality of the foods such inflate them or install them equipment on many 1967·1973 are operable and sare." ,, .... iroMoe. ''""'' ns- 1 • OM '°"'· ir'lllrc1 ' TtmPttt In et hods 'produced. As "further argument against thlt . model cars produced by all Bintz urges all motorists tzs.u GM "°"'· LeM•M " Orn .,, .. myth b the fact th!t prot~ln-carllohy<trates, fat, fiber, on their cars until they have four m·ajor U.S. auto manufac-AT THAT time, he said whose cars are not listed !!1;.~~ ~: :~::: ;:::: 6 EIKtr• •~---•-~a"n'°d~Vlt:amlnrare--oontrolled-primarily-by-the-plant!a_ -1>e.en....inspected b)'. autho=r~l•~ed~~tur~e"'r...,.•.~--1 bel .11 be ff ed---io ~ above to check w~ther they 7is.14 A.rmr•c•n Mo1°" Ji¥tHn Adm i n i st rat or Frank geneUc structure, not by the soil. dealer-manufacturer person· Reports of 16 cases of a 8 wi a ix -----nUgtJt-al.r-be'-ownen: of nJ4•-F~CovtM-A-M..,mnt Panar.isl of_tbe_c.o_u_n_ty' L Food I 111 be d t j bl tires with -lflc tnltl'\lctlons "~ SaVen," either as nn.. 11s.u c1u-ys11r Coro. lt1 ... tdll'1, lfealth Oo-•~ ho1 •el Teachers, . .\ides Need 'Vou Con Delp • s st the st an mos en oya e IOW'ce ne.I. setious injuries, two resulting ... ..,..-td ~ ..... Cer-' 1nd ct11rt•r •• R6~ .... ., of nutrienll. Consumers who eat a balanced diet, in death, have been made to for inflating them. Shou in-tlonal equipment or through 1m '"·1• oM l'ont. P'bl•d"' T1n111111 up a special edvllOI')' pentl rel I need 'ta . ppl ta•= nus warning comes from sped.ion reveal bead d3Inage the nnrchase or a med car. If (Hf.IA GM ••• ~·,".',', LtM•n• Ind becau-of a .. a.-.Afold ~ the ore, rare y V1 mm su emen uon. Louis J. Bintz, automotive the federal safely agency. The ,.... .. .,,,. u•'-~ or show· evidence of improper SJ, he advises them to tcle-e11.1• A.mtflun Motors Grtmnn crease in heroin deaths since ~~~:;:1~: b'::S~r ~~~h!~~ ~1:a~!~ooo:1:: ==~a::i mounting, he said corrective ~ a B. F. Goodrich dealer ~~~~ :=:~ ~::: ~:;!'t" 1971. California, Southland affiliate from the rim while being in· meheall\ll'bes wipolrll be taken! -to earn if. the newd inspection Fn.1• c~ ':;:· c5:1~:~1, Acupuncture coold p-ovide n led e\t r y re or rtp ace-·program 1s un er way yet ,,.,, e11•1, GM Ponll-e Flreblro , ti . . of the American Automobile a · menl of the· tire. and then take the tire in for F11·1' GM Pontlu Flr~rd an 'altema ve to emling Association. He said that A Goodrich Co. !pOkesman a thorough check before using G7'·1• GM Pontltc Gran l'rl• programs fer persons suf· t A the t Mlillll TIN 911-lA AMC Grt!'l'ltln "' Hornet ferin heroin 'thdra I research by tbe auto club -old the AA ires are vw 1111 MMtt M•llttMMtt it. c11.1• AITlll'ic1n MO!or• ownun g w1 we or In its ongolng '1.-elfare 14·ork, the Westminster Co- ordlnatlng Council needs people to interview clients, 1----1--W.lL~ telephone, stock canned goods. and 90rl clothes. Volunteer• are wek'Otne any day-Monday-- as part of a National Highway "completely safe " U con-1HJ 7»-14 GM Pontiac ir1r1111ri:1 Among the car models ror .,,,.,.AMC J1 ... 1Un l M1tt&or heroin craving/' Panarisi told f 11 11\....a 7•14 GM fl'l!WlllK l"!rtbll"O 0711-1• AMC Grtmlln a. Horrid Th Traffic Safety Admln istration sumers o ow presc uw. 1,., ns.14 OM ,ontlie irir.ii1rc1 1, cy1.J which the .. Space Saver" ,,35 1•n F1i·1' GM Pontr1e Flr1blnt county supervisors. e (NHTSA) investigation _ may directions for u.sin.g them. 11.s.1• OM Pon11-e ir1r11);ro 11 cyl.J offered ~· 1 . t G7'·1• OM Pont11e. Grtn l'rtx •nd pre.9e'IX program was descrilr 7l$-1' A.1Mrlc1n Motor• AMX as "Y'M>na equ1pmen Gr1rMI A.rn lead to mraur.tion Of 975,000 \VhiJe StJ'eMing lbe:re is 110 1t7' 1ls.1' Alfttric1n Motor• A.MX are the following· 1"1f.1.t CM CMVf'vle'I CllnltO ed by the edvisiors a S tires m . a 00 tiy the B. maniifiCtunng or 1 if e t y -11 .. 1• cnr1"(',. ~ :r:;"""----1 -11-~-· --~~:: ~:.!!4-=.,.11,_ma:mro_ted and ~· Cbn- F. Goodrich Co. of Akron, defect in the Ures, and that 1'71 C11-U AMC Harritt Shlllon W1oon YMf' Slll .... Mlll•IMl'lltt 1171-U A.MC Jivtiln l Mil Mor tinued use of ltteth8done was I • through Fliday, between 9 a.m. and noon. ~ 11ie HunUngton Beach Boys' Club, an important ; part ol the mmmunlty for many years, giving young ; E. ysical outlets, meaningful training, and pur· : direction, needs woodworking lnstructoro lo ,. · p out two or three days a week. The hours are 4 fiHlble. Jf you have rt.his skill and enjoy working with enthwiastic youths, call 53~2370. Due to sheer numbers of children, help is needed from the community in two West Orange County schoo11. There have been requests £or teachers' aides Jn elomMtary schools to help teach '·rtadlng, math. '·art,· tmtlng, P.E., or to work in the library or office. .. ;c.u e.uro"' vo1witeer. it ill•' went eds ~.IJMt •9tf'J tatU~I~ i¢!!i'IQ!i1il Obi they comply with all federal 11*·1( A.tntrlc•n .Y4ler• Jtlbll lN 71.S-U OM ,onllK Ttmpllt DJIO.U AMC G""111nt.HorMI sug....,.ed O. -P71-14 l'oMoCt M1i11llfll n!-1( GM Cllt..,role'I Ctl'Mrl l'l1·14 l'oMoCa Mlnhllll 6'-'.. " Bintz -·'d the m' v~lgat'on standards for new and ,..,..1, ctwyt11r Cerp. c111111n1"" ns.1• AMC AMX _. J1vt1111 revealed :wuthe "Spa:~sav~r" replacement tire1 -polnts im ~;: ~'oi!,",:'.,!:1r,~:W~ ,,., ns-1• G~.:::!~~·=:'1-1111 .. ---SERVJ1"1_ E ·---• tif!S may explode upon infla-with which NHTSA concurs1-;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::======::;-1 "' lion and are capable of in--he did acknowledge that I ntctlng serious injuries on the there could be "isolated. ca.es" person attempting to infl ate where the tire beading may them. be broken or where tires have been moWlted bnproperly on the rim . 1 NORMALLY slt>red In the Juggage compartment, the "Space Saiver" can be iden- tified euily wben not in use, since It folds up and Is . - The <Joodrlch spokesman ssld the company expects It> contact "all known owners" ,of the Ure• soon by reglllered you can improve on nature...;. UNWA NTED FACIA L AND BODY HAIR CAN BE PERMANENTLY REMOVED Buffum•' full·lef'Vtc• Boaufy Studio offers the safe, lost Dual•Acti on Eli!Clro-Blend method. It's performed by a licensed, experienced electrologist. Make an appointment now for ~ complimentary tt1nsultation. Your quettlons will be answeri!d In privacy withO<Jt co1t. • RegardleS! of cause, hair can be removed pennanently ' • Cosl of treatments is based on time .... A trea lmont q n be as short as 1 S mlnutos Se.1ury Srudio, Newport, 6-44·2200 • Oismond and stone selling • EJ;pert watch repair • Fine lewelrY repair towel• by jo11ph can service all your Jewelry lleeds. from creating an original and e11:citing ring to appr1191 ng 8 valued heirlOOm. Professional Service by trai ned profenionals jewels by joseph •Jewelry designing •Gemological Diamond and Jewelry appral11l1 , ALL wo•• DOHE IH THE STOii AM.., •Wlf4 cNft.,..... • .,.. Ill fM ttflrt. ., .... ,,...iw. tt...., ... ., ........ . .....,,.... ~ • Alllltleln £1.0ftlll -~ • l"w.ot1111111111111111 SOUTH COAST PU1A 8rlltOl ti R•n giqo h~y COSTA MlSA HaUlll Dolly I O.t, .... t 0.6, CloM4 S.. t•o.to•• • r I ort th A int pr of ... ni be se shi Fe he or int te of tu in pr th er w in w g I fo f l fi f r n 0 a v t t I l ' r . ' , • Jn Search of t he A111erlcan Orea '" -'art I Sunday, Stpttmbtt 29, 1974 f DAILY PILOT 8 3 • . Natioit£-rows 'Out of '·Eden' Bicentennial on a Bike . , • Tl1il i1 the Jir1t of 18 articles e:z:p tor in o tlae the~, In Searc1i of the _Amen~ Drtom. Ai an 1ntroduct1on, it lays the proundwork for discussion of the •loplan spirit that animated America's begin- ninps. 'fl&e author JJf t!iil article u profeasor of liter- ature at the lJniversltu of CaUfon~ia. San Diego. By ROBERT 0 ELI .!OTT The great magnet which for three hundred years drew ~ pie ftom dist ant lanGs to America was the dream of a life richer, freer, better Ulan any they had known before. In the world's imagination America was utopia come true: as Archibald MacLeish's poem puts It, America v.·as promise!'. So it had been from the beginning. Columbus in all seriousness wrote from his ship assuring their majesties Ferdinand and Isabella that he had discovered the Garden of Eden. Alld to European intellectuals ol the early six- teenth century who had read of the discoveries, America seemed paradl!e indeed. Earliest descriptions pic- tured lt as a land of surpas• Ing beauty where the earth produced bowitifully without the labor of man, where the climate was uniformly benign, where simple natives lived peaceful lives in harmony with nature. SOMEHOW lhe Golden Age of v.'h.ich Greek and Roman poets had written had survived in this remote part of the world. Other rumors spoke of golden cities gli ttering in the sun. 1be good life was there for the taking. Reality soon overtook these fantasies, of course. The land that Columbus had said was shaped like a woman's breast , the nipple forming the earthly paradise, turned out to contain snakes and malaria a n d fiercely Intransigent lndlam. -rlltfM Id-• MM!IDI' ltrYlc. Plannlnjf lo ... the Unll<d Slate. fur the bicen\eonlal ! Qm't make up your mlnd wl!ether I<> go by car. bus, plane, or train?· Why not comider the bicycle"! To make thlngs easy for you, the ltrot croM-<OU!ltry bicycle routes will be open-lnr!n. 1975 -from the Oregon coast to Washlngtoo.' D . C . complete wi!h tour leaders, marked roadways (where States plitictpate Jn the p!iin), and a guidebook that pinpojnt!· overnight lodgini:ts every 40 tu 60 miles and lls(s repair .mp;. "BicyCting is the best way ! to see the country," says one two-wheeler devotee . "You're going slow enough to feel, hear, smell, and taste your environment." THE WORLD CONJURED UTOPIAN VISIONS FROM REPORTS OF AMERICA'S BEGINNINGS 'Garden of Eden' Painted by Erastus Salisbury Field (Courtesy Boston Fine Arts Mu teum) Cyclists have been doing without amenities I l k e guidebooks and r o a d markers since the first transcontinental trek took place in 1884 on a high- w he e 1 er . Today an estimated 3,<XX) to 5,000 en thU6iast.s make t h e pilgrimage each summer. But to stay on the highways carries numerous risks, and the back ways are largely uncharted for adventuri"ng cyclists. T h e 3,500-mile trans-America bike trail, which will ·be ihe 'WOrld's longest when ii Is finished, v.•ill change all that. THE TRAIL is the brain- Thomas More's "Utopia." Not that the first settlers tried to establish a replica of A1ore's fictional com- mon~·ealth on the shores of the Atlantic-efforts of that kind came later in our history. The spirit of ~1ore's book, however, and some of its ideas found their way into basic institutions and into the value structure by Which th e new COURSES BY Robert Penn Warren, whose poems and novels ("All the King's Alen," for example) often grapple with t h e historical themes which are at the heart of this course, will present the final two lec- tures, reflecti ng on the record . BECAUSE "utopia" bulks large in this course (a reflec· tion of its importance in Amerigo VespuCci. In Utopia , the "good place" that Hythlo- day discovers, private prop- erty does oot exist, poverty and social hierarchy are unkoown. "'Ibough no man has anything," says Hythlo- day, "yet all are rich." inherited privilege, would have diild of four cyclists who have not only traveled coast had added substance for their to coast via nonpolluting dream s. 11 Is as though muscle power, but also took "Utopia'' summed up the part in Nation.at Geographic Society's ''Hemistour'' from fresh green hopes of an age. Alaska to the tip of South Inevitably, as over the years America. the virgin ('Ontinent was (often Tv.<t> of them, Dan and brutally) possessed, t be L ··-' dreams were disappointed; in yssie Bw1.1en, have just completed a cross<OUntry one sense, utopia is always tour, researching and 1 ' n o w h e re . ' ' But disa~ charting the trail with the pointrnent or no, the dreams help of another couple. remained potent, their fun c- tion indispensable es America The trail will primarily sought to create Its future. use existing be.ck road,, and Without a vtsion, without a abandoned rights -of -way, myth of its own being, a na-roost needing no new con- tion flollllders: struction. But "in 10 per- cent of the trail "'e would like to see some im- provements, like paving the side of the highway for bicycles o n I y , • ' says Burden. He is the dir.ector of "Bikecentennial '76'' which is promoting the cross-coun- try trail to celebrate 100 years of cycling in the U.S. as \'-'ell as the nation"s 200th birthday. "\\'l\at we're hoping for is a permanent trail that "'ill be marked and left as a lasting gift to the nation -similar to "'hat the Appalachian trail is to hiking," explains Burden. Already the program has received offi cia l en- dorsement from the A m erican Revolutionary Bicentennial Administration and critical acclaim from the U.S. De- partment ol Transportation. When finally mapped. the route i.s expected to go through 12 states, passing through Hells C a n y o n , ldaho, Yellowstone National Park, the Colcndo Rockies, and the Kentucky blue grass country, as well as paralleling or CT'05Sing a number of hist.one trails: the Lewis and Clark, the Oregon, the Continenta l Divide, the Mormon, the Old West Cattle , and !he Appalachian. "The trail will skirt all :>f the major cities. One ol the main purposes In deve!Ojling the transcon- tinental route It! I<> show OOw much there ts to see in small. rural American communiites. The land ol- fers dramatic lessons of nature, history, and soctety -• • • • • l ' up close." Burden says. • Still, planners are trying ~ lo bring the routing close ' enough to cities to serve the major population centers , TlflS trail-blazing ~ ~ at a time when bicycling interest has reached an all· time high. Bicycles now outsell auloolobiles, with sales projected to top 16 million for 1974. The number of bicyclists in the U.S. has reached I O O million, according to the Bicycle Institute of America. Yet at the sa.ine time. the Bureau of Outdoor ~reation reports t h a t there are only 5,00> miles ()f bicycle trails ttvoughout the country. Beginning l\lay 16, 1976, cros&<:OUlliry toors will he leaving the easl. em west coasts every day, Bi kecenten n ial '76 organizers say. The trip will take approlimately 80 days for a slaw tour (traveling 40 to 50 miles per day), and hall that time for a "f3.!!I" tour. Cycli.U who do not have that much Ume may travel sectioos cl the trail , ... pr.r.r "' ...,. oentrate on the short "loop" trails that are b e In g developed In key areas. lnlonnallcn n y be ob- lained from Blkecentemllll 16. P.O. Boz 1034, Mi.,..,la, MT 59801. Although a few Spaniards found the wealth they !Ought, for mo!!. colonists there was neither gold nor a Golden Age. This was an iron time all over again: men found they had tu clear and dig and plant and sweat before the earth would yield its harvest. As against this, Hyth1oday denounces the social and economic injustices of England: "so help me God I can see nothing else but a kind of conspiracy of the rich" to manipulate the law in order to cheat the poor. Pl-lore pointed the contrast between painful experience and hopeful possibility, and the cootrast struck home. Many of those. who in later years shipped out to America would have felt in their bones the brutalizing social con- ditions in England that Mare describes. The American myth comes ' \... in good part from the utopianl ~~;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;~~~~~~~~~~~~"""'~"""'~"""'"""'"""'~ aspirations of ttie founding years. Some of those aspira- tions were . secular, some religious: America as the "great good place," or, as the Puritans bad I~ America as the "city upon a bill" for the world to emulate. However one took it, with whatever mixture of helief and skei> ticism, the myth has been PQWerful, a major energtzlng force in our history: men and women of America lived. Thus utopian ideas helped shape those elusive entities. the ti.merican character, the American destJror. ., N E V E R T HELESS, the association of America with some fonn or the ideal life THIS, the second in the an- persisted. The e a r 1 i e 5 t nual series of coursea. by voyagers had found the Golden newspaper, Jll'Oposes to trace Age in the new land not only something or that shaping pro- because that ls '"hat their ..!u1-ctss.. In a time of uncertainty wre had prepared ~hem to and confusion like the present, find, but because that is what it would be easy to present a series of "lectures" in-they really wanted to find . American history), something should be said at this point about the word itself and the influence of the book from which it comes. The word 0 utopia" was coin· ed in the early sixteenth cen- tury by Sir Thomas More. the brilliant lawyer-scholar· diplomat whom the Roman Catholic Church made a saint. More was a man of lovely wit, and the word "utopia" is a kind of joke-a serious joke. Even those who had never beard of ?.-lore's book would have had a world of hope opened to them by the mere existence of the new country. The chance to get away from the cruel and dreary past, to move into the future in a land where all was poten- tiality-that must have seem-Next: Tbe New World u ed utopia enough_ Ui<>pla (Voyaging) by Wln-Behind the idyllic descrip-terpreting American history lions of the Indians lay their as a betrayal of the original awn memories of hardship and utopian dream. That is not "Utopia" comes from the Those who knew More's throp D. Jordan, profeuor of Greek word for "nowhere",or work with ii.I eloquent plee for b.IJtory, U n t v e r 1lt1 ef "no plaoe." but it Is also,_eq_:_u_au_·r:.:y,_fo_r_th_e_a:.:bo:.:li_·u:.:on:.:._o:.:!~C:.:alll=:•:.:rnla,=.:.Berll=::el::e::y:_. ---I turmoil at Mme and their our purpose. longings for something bet-The lecture! i n the ter. weeks to come will focus Once it was apparent that on the persistence-for good the Golden Age was only a and for bad-of the utopian dream of the irrecoverable spirit that animated this coun- past, the longings for the good try's beginnings. · life embodied ln that dream This does not imply an an- were translonned into belief critical orientation for the n a utopian future . course or a distortion of the a pun on the word for "good I place." Thus Pl-lore's famous book "Utopia" is at once about an entirely imaginary "no place at all ," a pure fantasy world, and at the same time about an ideal country, a "good place" whose customs and institutions are held up JCPenney TOlfie -wma. Anlttlca-be--hist.orieal~evidenee. W~lhin the came a land of golden possi-space available, the lectures billUes-a land free of the will take full account of the tyranny and corruption of old mistakes: betrayals, a n d Europe, a land where man sidetrackings that have mark- could start over once nlOre. ed our country's history, but That image, often tarnished they v.·ill concentrate on the and sometimes nearl y for-continuity of the founding g.<i.len, has vitality still. themes: their abiding function as models for European COWl- tries (especially More's own -·1--- England) to follow. The two AMERICA was founded on an intricate and contradictory combination of these utopian myths, dreams, hopes, beliefs. Samuel Eliot Morloon and Henry Stiele ComUi8ger, t~ or our most distinguished historians, say that from Maine to Gebrgia1 in the mind of every major groUp of English ploneen, the utopian ideal for America took off from that sixteenth century book about an Idea! country, LONELY lnJOlrlled. probloms? ASCTelephOne C:OU-•ng StrvtOt '4Ji2222 u ... , as nonns which pernllt us to evaluate our erperlence. senses of the word are in- extricably entangled in all subsequent usage. "Utopia" was published in 1516, twenty-four years after Columbus . first sighted I the Bahamas. The first group of lectures, CAPITALIZING on t be by Professor Winthrop Jordan heady excitement or the new of the University of California, discoveries, More situates Jils Berkeley, will be on the fictional island of Utopia in generat-toplc-; ''The-New the-New-World and-he-makes " World as Utopia." Professor his chief character, Raphael Jordan will di!CUss the at-Hytbloday, a voyager with titudes toward America of the 1;;~p;;-~~;;;;;;jll earnest voyagers and or the Open Your first setUers who came to this country tu found a New Drapes Jerusalem. The -(roup of 1eo-·o The View! tures, by Profewr Michael Kammen of Cornell Unlversl· ty, will deal with the influence of indigenous utopianism dur· ing the years of the Revolu- tion, the, Declaration o f Independence, the making of the Constitution. In the next lectures Proresoor William Goetzmann of the Unlveraity of Te.ras will consider the Impact of utuplan a!Utudes on oelected economic, political, a n d I-oob. ~llglous lnaitullons ol the '"~!AL nineteenth century. t-..ll.~~·.,.i nu -Professor Jay Marlin of the LET IN LIGHT University of C.lllornla. WITHOUT HEAT. lrvtne will wess how ....U GLARE. FADING ulAl!>iJ!n lde•s have surrivod 51111_ .. R_NC!/ the lfl'tllt crioes wl!lch have W ll ft A tested us In the pr<senl century. 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' t CX> l co I j j • ' · 1 ' • I I I I t I • ' Thousa nds of Ch ilean women t ook to the st reets to protest short ages r-~~~~~--,Of~OO,A·~- -- -und er A llende regime. By ALLISON DEERR Ol lllf 0.lly ~lllltSWlt Jn a world designed to acconr-- modate ··avera ge·~ people, some or us don 't see eye.to-eye. For. an estimated three percent of the population, "being looked up to" comes naturally. Defined by Tall Clubs Inter- national, this conspicuous minority includes women 5-foot-10 and.over and men 6-foot-2 or more. The rest of us are laughingly referred to as "squatly bodies" or "shorts." Depending on the individual, being of above-average height ca'n be an asset or a liability, according to members of the Tan ·club of Orange County, • While nationally, 'J'afl Clubs1 are lobbying for cars more compatible with long limbs, lengthier ~sand -more...spacious-airline..seaLing,-the local group is basically a social organization. "For some men, joining the club is the first opportunity they have to look anoth~r guy straight in the eye," said Sandee Brantley. Hun· tington Beach, social chairperson. She found it nice lo be the shor- test woman at a party for a change . She is the minimum 5-fool·lO. The group·has women as tall as 6·foot-5 and men up to 6-foot-11. President llugh Millis , a mere 6· foot-2 '12, emphasized that the club is NOT a matchmaking service "for finding husbands for tall women. There have been some marriages among club members, but that's not a primary gOal." Minimum age for membership. is 21 . 'Most members are sinf::le, professional people. Married couples must both meet eligibility requirements to joiq. "We have members from 21 to 62," said vice president Nancy Dobbs, Huntington Beach, 5-foot- 10. She's found the club a place ''where you're not hustled. You can relax, be yourself. · "Since I'm not that tall, I didn't have the problems some women do. If you're a man and 6-foot-8,.it may not be a problem. If you're a 6· foot-5 woman, it may be." Lynda Sprague, a well-propor· tioned six-footer, who has been that tall since age 11, started the group almost a dozen years ago with several tall friends. One facet or the club, naw being revived, is a Tall Teen group, she said. v "When you 're a teenager and tall. it can be a social problem if you're really sensitive about your height. "Some kids would come to ac· UVit1esWho really weren't that tall, but came from a short family. Other kids , who ~came from families where everyone was tall, thought nothing of it . "The group ga ve them a chance to meet other teenagers the same h~ight, to relax and enjoy them- selves. It was the first time some of ij1e tall girls had ever gotten a chance to dance." ' Requirements ror tall .teens is 5. root-8 f..or girls, 6-footfor boys. Tall Club activities are varied enough to fit the tastes of any B"'ge group. especi ally the taller ones. sew tbeir· own clolhes." said f.1iss Brantley. a teacher. -------Males co mpla in that clot es selection is limited, and like ~lhe women, shoes are costly. ''l\1ost of us have to sttck wit~ big cars, gas shortage or not, for the -legroom, or conve.rtib~ for the tieadroom . '' 1\1 rs. Sprague added. But, they noted, there are some advantages. Statistics show that taller people are more intelligent, earn higher salaries and are .,nore like-ly to bec ome corpor'a-te executives . 1 "Often on the same job, a tall man will earn more than a short man,,-, they asserted. · If boos ting self-esteem is i goal tor tall cl ubs , Bob Smith has. the right formula. rile observes that tall girls Onen. develop great personaliti.es to com· I 'If you 're a man 6-fOQt-8, it may not be a p~cb.Jem. If you 're l a woman 6-foot-5 it may be.' "Every club has a gimmick," said S·foot-5 Bob Smith, who is the outdoor activities director. "Ours happens to be height." Activities include outdoor games such as tennis. long distance bike hikes a_nd volleyball. The group will play a benefit volleyball tour· ney \\'ith K\VIZ staffers in Novem- ber. Socials include events with Los Angeles and San Fernando Valley Tip Toppers and the Lor•g Beach Skyliners Club. The group 's 60 members, divided almost evenly bet"•een male and female sha_re some common problems. ''Almos t a ll th e women , ,I , ' I l pensate for "'hal they feel ~s the negative quality of extra height. "Then. when they find that being tall isn't a problem, they 've" got personality, too ." Although the wo men members may greet Smith 's theory with a groan· and a reminder tha~ his initials may tell you something, meeting th e group 's me mbers bears out hi s theory. "Ba sically." said one member. "this is the first club J\·e found ,,·ithout a lot of ha ng-ups. \V e relax. forget a bout being tall, and there is no pressure ." Tall Club of Orange County members c an be re ached by writing P .0 Box 8446, Founl'ain Valley, Ca . ' , ' • • / • ,.._...._,,tl-"NtnlTI'".....,_ BEA ANDERSON, Editor Slolthy. 5-ltntllff lt,1"' ...... 4 Peace Meal .• Issue Tabled DEAR ANN LANDERS: The let- ter from .. Boxing Brigade'" promp· led me. to write. I had the same problem until I finally gqt smart, four years ago Our dinners were a (Ann Land~rs OJ -.,...----~01rror::--::;-~~~~:::--::-:-:-~--,,--,-------~------~ Every ni(ht there "'as a fight at Coming Attractions" is that some the table and somebody cried. My men can't stand the idea that a husband was constantly carping at woman might have just as strong a lhe children, correcting their man-sex drive as he has or:heaveil for- • ners But worse yet, the children bid , know what it's all about. used dinnertime as tattle sessions. In self-defense, he looks for a The quasrelin"g a nd sometimes shrinking violet, someone he can punching undid me. Someone ··teach " and "be in charge of." always managed to spill something Such a female is less threatening. and when l s ay mealtime was a ·In the meantime, the "why did t nightmare. you can believe it. do it" dolly is agonizing over her One day I decided I'd had It. I sat guilt because that's how society the family down and made a new says she is supposed· to repent' for set of rules Dinnertime would be her "sins." -A WITNESS familY.·talk time and there would DEAR WITNESS: You make be no tattling of any kind . some v1 lltl PoiiilS,-tiUlluof'"•r;=ia"°1--- Also, if my husband felt the need the central Issue Is concerned, the lo correct a child 's table manners real evidence Is on the other sfde. he would do so in an objective man· And where do I get It? From hun· ner and not attack the child, but dreds of girls who hive allO been • • Women _ Protest Chile's merely suggest that Billy not reach · "wltnesse1." I've lrrad a &remen· across the table but "ask that the dous numbe.r. o( lette rs from potatoes be passed, or that Suzie derlowe·red teenagers wbo wislt not talk with a mouth full of food . they bad 11ld no -and woukt-&lve I made it clear that anyone who a nything If t'bey could tarn tlle broke the, rules would have to leave. clock back. SANTIAGO <UPll -On a con· tfnent long known ror its ••m3fhismo•• or manliness , <;hiJean women have elevated woman power to heights never --.before in South America. Tiie Chilean military govern· meat even is planning to construct • nadonal monument to the women or Ohlle for th el r role in the over· tbro'llQ' or the left-wine government of President Salvador Allende one ye.taco. "Yo. were the first to raise the ~of ala.rm •«ainst Marxism,''. lllllllitlY j1111la '-•dor Gen. Augusfo ~et said re«<nUY In paying ~ to bls 1ovemment's mosl .._i,ifd "l'lhull•llksuppe>rters. -cilll9 women, lane admire<fin 8-11 Amerio• for lbeir beauty and lft~. showed durlac the three of Ill• Allude rqime that llley also h•d couro1e. Tht wome.n first showed the.i r splllllr towards the end al 197t when s hort•&•• beaan forci n g ........,.;, s to •land ID long lines ,for hours to obtain a lwidful of basic food items. That was when sup'ermarkets and stores began displaying crude signs that said "there is nothing or anything." On Dec. l, 1971, the largest feminine demonstration ever seen in Santiago occurred with the ''march of the einpty pats." Tens of thousands of women or all ages, social status and political beliefs marched on downtown San· tiago banging spoons on empty pots. .. • Supparters of the Allende gover· nment threw rocks and ·Pot.aloes stuck with razor blades and salety pins at the marchlng women . The violence Jen. 99 persons. mostly women, injured and the government was forced to declue a stateol emergency. EMPTY POTS CLANGED Every night ror the following month. exactly at 10 p.m., the clamor of women banging on em· pty pots would spread through the vast Santiago m etropolitan 11_rea • Allende s upporters, furious. would turn up the volume on their television and stereo sets to drown out the din. On June 27, 1973, a lone Chilean woman forced the Allende govern· menL to declare another state of emergency by merely showing·hcr tongue. She was 1\1rs . Alejandrina Cox. a gr:acious, middle-aged woman who stuck her tongue out at the then commandcr-in -chie( of the army~ Gen. Arturo Prats. The act enraged Prats who drew his revolver and fired a shot into the woman's car. The left·wing press the next day called the i~· cident a "Fascist attempt against Prats •• while the opposition newspapers headlined "Gen. Prats Sparks In cident." On Aug . 21, 1973, some 300 wives of Army officers marched on the Prats home to protest Prats' sup· Port o( All ende, a lon£,'1.lme, close fri end or the general. DEMONSTRATION Prats resigned two days later as commander of the ariny as a re I.lit· or lhe women 'a demonstration in front or his home. Scores of thousands of women throughout Chile took to the streets aga in on Sept. 6, fi ve days before the co up, to de mand Allende's resignation. It was the lari est feminine de monstration in the history of Chi le. · ~ Tha t sa me day, a group of women sent congres ·onal leaders -a letter sa}'in g that if the COfliress did.not remove All ende from Office in one week, ''We shall be rorced to be at lhe doors1..of the armed forces to save the nation.'' By then, s m a ll groups or wd+nen -began flingi ng ·kernels or corr~~-. nd. _c lucking ljk e chickens a tQ'p military ofric t rg a rri ving al San· tiago ·s De fense Ministry. ? The milita r y acted rive days later,Se pt.11, 1973. , .... Junta m e m be r Gen. Gustavo J..eigh. commander of the alr~e. .said recently the military govern· ment was studying plans to bl.!f~a monume nt to Chilea n w~en "wh ose co nd uc t should an xample to the men of Chile." , the table. Nobody did. lt worked out beautifully . From that day on, dinnertime has been a pleasure. We are not only a happier but a healthier family . J1m sorry I didn't tbink o( t he New System sooner. -· PEACE, IT'S BEAUTIFUL DEA'R P EACE: lluutilul t1 right. I hope thousands of p1relttl wi ll take a p11e from your book. It's a n excellent solatlon to a cowt· mon problem. · ' .DEAR ANN LANDERg : The old virginity bit -to lose or-not to.~.e, that is the questjon. llere'!I a word -'to those jilted, heartsick dames who are sorry they eave In.because .... _afterwards all th.e.m a&ic was eone ........ What about the Puritans who waited for marriage, and THEN 111 the magic was gone? You don't think magic Is I-eat, do you. .____Look at the zillions or married couples who ire bored sllfy with each other. t 1ll bet some of them were virgins 'til the ho~i?)'moon • both or 'em ! The real reason mos t guys drop the girl •rter the "Preview or , . ' . DEAR ANN LANDERS: Almost everyone has a headache at one lime or another, but not.my sister- in-law. SHE has ''migraines.'' Last week I asked her. "What's the dif· ference between my headache and )'ou r migraine?" ' . She promptly told me 1tbat migraine sufferers a.re members of tbe intellectual elite and migraine is a disease or the super-intelligent. True or .false ? -TWO ASPIRINS, PLEASE DEAR TWO: False. Migraine la round among patients at every le\lel or lntellJgence, amon1 people" of 111 types or genetic and environ~ rAen.lal blck«rounds. It's not al WiYS easy to recogni:r:e ..,. love. es pecially the rirst time around. Acquaint yourself with the guidelines. Read Ann Landers• booklet, "Lo.ve or Sex and Jfow to Tell the fiifference." For a copy, m1tll 3S cents in coin and a long, 5tamped, self-addressed envelope with your r equest to Ann Lande'rs, P.O. Bo~ 3346 , 222 VI. Bank Dr., Chicago, Ill. 60654. ' ' . . . ,... . . . • / , _s_'~-'-'-·~~"-""-"'~~-'-'-l9_74~~~~~~DA_l_LV~P-ILO~T-=B~S=, Medi-Cal Backlog· Costs Millions SACRAMENTO (AP) -A of 750 eardboald boxes con-from the Insurance companieo. backlog of u n p r o c e s s e d taining 500 unproce65ed claims But the trouble b, it takes Medi-Oil claims has been each. These are claims by trained persoMel to process the providers of h e a l t h the claims, determine reeovcr. COltirc Callforn\8 taxpayers services -doct<n, clinics and ability, Jdentify and locate u much as $10 million per the like·-to Medi-Cal. tbe iMuraDce company, and Y";!:._llncerlzal!661.. I the MEDI.CAL HAS . the send lhe bill. VJ11upute t on S on paid .. Hansen said this work was way, but lhls still. doesn't claims. But in about ~ per-handled fur lhe state by Blue mean the state <:OOJd im-oeot of lh cases u---Id mediately collect from ctainlS . e . ! '"~ 'O'oss and Blue Shie for the Jn the biCklot, said D:-Jerome -estimates, the serv1~ were firs.t silt years of Me8i-caJ, Hansen, dlief of lhe Heallh rendered to a peraoo Who is but they fell behind and billing Recovery Bureau of the state covered by privale lnslll'llllCe. was tal1en over by the Depart- Department ol Heallh. J,p these __ , Medl--Cal is ment ol Health. He oaid the bacldog conoilts entitled -ver Us money Processing began on a . . . significant scale last April 1, and so far about $1.8 mil lion has been recovered from the 1973-1974 fi scal year. llansen est ima ted another $4.S million shQllld be recovered during the current r~ year. ' TllE STATUTE of limit.a· tiws, one to t\\u years depen- ding m the case. has run out on rmst. ol. the unpaid claims. David Swoap. heod of the Department ol. B e n e r i t Payments sakt s o ·me m.. surance companies may in· voke the statute ol. Hm.itations, "but a number of companies may not wish to invoke it since they know their ac..1uarial responslbllilies," be added. The department estimates that 85 perceot.. of t h e recoverable money w o u l d come from 10 of the largest insuran~ companies. Swoap said that II all the companies pa.id allthe claims. the recoverles might go aa high as n million a ye&r. SPECIAL PURCHASE FAMOUS DESIGNER o.llY Piiot Stiff ""'9 -' LINDA GRASER EAGERLY GETS INTO FARRIER'S LEATHER APRON Pinto N1med Beauty s..ms Interested in Horseshoeing To Come ' : 4-H Club Foursome Figure Fair Sex Can Farrier Fine By TOM McCANN Of "'41 Daill' Piiot Sl11! Linda is 14, blonde and feminine. Even when she says she's the one who w~nts to be a professional shoer or OOrses. then his movt to Runt ington Beacli. • His borne ·at 166&1 Green S.. is in the same nelghborrood with the 4-H girls who called on him and asked him to teach them the horsemaply . (a n d . " .. horses to work on. he , d. He's not sure whether oi- he will take one or them with ·him on his s to the Irvine Eques an Center and other clients ;or whom be regularly ,;·er1o~ professional fan:ie,.r_.serv.._,,·,...w~f-I That's when a big smile ,.-----------------~~ lighls up the face of Linda Graser, one of five gals in the 14-through 16 age group .who live in the ''horsey" western fringes of Huntlngton Beach and who share a coqi- mon interest in their unusual Harsin' Around with Tom Mccann 4-H projcp. Unda's big sister, Eli;abe.th "-----------•• ... -- ("Everybody ca 11 s · •me horse\\-"Omanly) art or trim-TraclltionaJly, today's travel-e /JI 'Beth"') Gr00 -, is reporter tz Thousands of yards of full bolts And thousands of lengths $ . ' , ' ' ........ • . • YD.· ,,_... ming and shoeing. ing "blacksmith," more com-"'/J for · the Tri-City Challengers UJ I I.I'S 4-H Club and . also is part SHffiLEY'S -··' oal I monly now called a farrier, ,,_II ft .t;J of the arouf>'determ1ne<1 P~ per~ g ' has someone With him "to 'G«; ,"zrn • • jed.. to gain enough credits at UCJ roholunds.d horses" as be makes his IJ.1 aC/lrlJ.l,jl to qualify for UC Davis where q, --TBE---FfVE--teenagers.-all~he-wants-to-eam-&-degree 1 ... ~-"";...--IJ.'IC, 'II. · • s u~-nearest'ww'6 l<ra•+--1--1--S--••11.---•---interested in horses and as a doctor of veterinary guildsman or ·apprentice that Ali1J, '11 'Ji 8 "horsing around.'' decided to med!·'••. r1 ~ •· -lhls geueration has to oU..-. 6 '/. Jl go oot more step in the care Meanwhile, "Dr." Shirley Bob Shirley has five can-llrrrg • 'fJl.lf1,1'S 'of horses. and his enthusiastic pupils are didates, if he wants to take llVJ Ir 11-GJ ·)jot content with just spending virtually e v ·er y his whole 4-H Club _con~eqt ll'ft ~'/' ll'Ji. feeding and grooming eilher Saturday morning clustered. wtth him. They include\illeth .,r_a "'I!! 1111. rtt their own animals o; others around horsest feet ~ he and Linda, of course. 1lplus llc,..t;· D"l,"' ia llielr Sunset Heights area Is busy showing the girls the Jemtifer DeLoyola, Colleen '· J '$ :of l:luntillgton Beach, tbe 4-H p and N D vid...Jt Clubbers decided to learn how rudiments of a kind of eer ancy a._-~-·~.:\\ •·'the b;asis. get involved with'. -ts to go. Sbe can <!fy . .._ ~ .... _ to.'•.-"""veo and nail shOes, pedicuring most girls never Linda -is the oiie· wboi -.. - '1>e!r willing. leader is Bob His idea is malnJy to ac-wait to get into Bob!s; ---rr :Sllrley Sl-year-old student at quaint them . wi~ the bas!cs apron every time it g 1to --Tue1-:wb.;-1s-helping-pay-his.......oµtto.bo9Hrimm11ig o~.!!:u":ons--o:be:::;her ruoi· to&fb 1/::h"• ..... ' way through school by and to teach mostly theory a liegm 0 a . r \YOl'!dn& :as a farrier whenever abo!lt the more complicated "It's fun," she bubbles,/1Xrt . ·his academic schedule will aspects of the job. my legs sure get tired..,.even ,.i19w iL , "The girls are--o~ soon will with the deep knee bends Mr. , f,, naUve Californian, he liv-be-qualified lo do a good SllJrley tells lls to do to get :ed 'in the Los Angeles area trimming job," be saitl. ''I'd into condition." 1 ~ and,t later, attended Cal !Poly like people in the area to You wonder 1f the gi1's, in .if\,San LWs Obispo and studied, koow that we are ~vaUable: their en thus i as m ,will #.honeshoeing and other farrier free, to work on their horses remember to ·tell 8bo ttlose arts at the T~ Ranch in feet." Horse owners should leg exercises and oj.ber 11hard Calaballu prior to a recent call Sj&-4828 for the free ser-parts" ot shoeing when they 1J i D t ~ al a . mo d·e r Ji vice. ' make the club report cm their "blacksmith" in Kail.au ·a The girls need 1 i v e 4-.H project. .. . • • • ' • • II • I P.HONE 64Z~2l40 FROM Fash ion Island Newport Beach -STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR . ' ·. ' .. . . ... . .. . .. . ...... 8 8 DAILY PILOT Sunday, S~pttmber iq, 1974 Two-way Tourism~ For Soviet-U.S. From tbe Wlre Services ·-MOSCOW -The Soviet Union and the United States signed an agreement last week cal.Ull& for Increased two--"'ay tourism between the countries and closer cooperation between thclr tourist In· dustries. The two sides also agreed to establls'h a working group to consider ruture Sovfet·American tourism questions. The agreement was signed by C. Langhorne Washburn, ass I st ant secretary of commerce for tourism, and Sergei S. NUdtin, chairman of the State Administration for Foreign Tourism of. the Soviet Council of Ministers. Nikltin pledged that more Soviet cltizem -will-be permitted to travel to lbe United States ip the future , and more botel.s will be built in the Soviet Unioo to accommodate A m e r 1 c a n tourists. HE GA VE that assurance at a news conference alter signing . the protocol calling fur widening Ww:Jsm between the Soviet Union and United Stat ... ' The agreement "marks a real turning point in the rela1ionship between the two.countries." declared Washburn, who signed it !Of' the United States. A joint U.S.-Soviet working group on tourism wu set up under the protocol, and Soviet tourist leaden were invited to visit the United States early nut year for further talks . The signing came after a lo.day Soviet visit by high·level leaders of the U.S. tourism and boll!! industry, Including executives of Intercontinental Hotels, American Express, Marrtott Corp .. Holi· day !nnl, Hilton lntapatloolll and the American Soclcty ol Travel Agents. Under the protocol, the two sides _agreed to promote travel in both di.r • tiOM and exdtange of infonnaUon about both countries. CURRENTLY travel Is primarily on .. way -Americans coming to the Soviet Union. U.S. official figures !how 91,000 American tourlsta traveled to the Soviet Union 1n 1973, while ooly 9,600 Soviets went to America TRAVEL Onl)I J,fiOO Soviets went to America on independent trip,, t,llOO stopped of! for a few days before continuing elsewhere and the rest w.,. in olf1cial <>delegations or on business matters. The figures for Americans do not count o(flciai visitors. Americans spent about $47 million in the Soviet Union last year, WashJum said, while Soviets spent p million i n tha Unltod States. Nikitin told the Americans: "You can be sure that there will be an increase in the annual flow of. Soviet tourists to the United States." But he did not give specific figures nor did he say bow the government would choose those who would be allowed to travel. Traveling Photographers Get Tips Hat,asu .Set To Celebrat,e I.ondm Bridge Days, a !all fest ival , opens Friday with ten days of spectator events and top entertainment in the resort community or Lake Haveu City oo the lower Colo- rado River The festival's theme Is "Old England Meets the Old Wtst", and from Friday through Oct. 13 the oostwnes and actlvlUE6 · ol Elizabethan throullh Vi<> torian England will merge with the Sletsoos and splendor of the wild west. Most d. the activities will center-around the c It y • s . landmark, the lamed London BridJ.e. transported to and rebuilt stone by stone at Lake llavasu City and opened to the public in October 1971 . Business establishments will blossom with pennants and heraldic flags while t he townspeople dress in old English and wild west cos-:t buttes. · V!Sfl'ORS to London Bridge Days will see a simulated w~ to . the "death" between op- posing armies of knights In armor wielding med ieval 11"~:!\\"ii!: • Have you jtl6t finished ooning througll this summer's vacadon ~ll!Di and come to a.. reellzatioo that your phoqraphy leaves •<>1neU!lnr to be desiriid? lege is offering a four-part Admlssion is free and the lecture series this fall that Iecturea are held in OCC's can help you olllaln better •~·---Lecture 2 mulls. Tilled "Travel and '"""'"'~ • since the early 1920's. He has traveled to most parts of tbe world and has photographed many IDlSUal aod seldom Visited Bill&!. weapons, darts competitioos, pancake races across London Bridge, traditional English and American arts and craft! 1..-...;...; ... ____ ,.. 'IDAY and entertainment headlining 10.DAY LONDON BRIPGE FESTIVAL BEGINS FR . . . .. Orange Coast Evening Col· llollday Photograpliy," tbe Sert es. lecturer ls Rear Adm. series meets Fridays from Ra!Jii S. Gamson, U.S. Navy 7:30-9:30 p.m., beginning ·Fri· (rtt)GarTbon has been an ac- day. tlve trav~·photo enthusiast I TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLI I 80 G,...t 163 Eccioala&-37. Winglike · 110 French · speaker tlcaJ part . . summers 1 Lawn 83 Tal es . revenues 39 Range 113 Alma- velvet 86 Golf mound 166 Ibsen . •2 Minister 115 Shortsleep 6 Catamaran 87 Gambler character 44 Glr1'sname 119 Melting 10 Scheme 89. Insect 167 Paid notice ·46 Charged . snow 14 Maintain 90 Dance step 168 Actor'salgnal partlcle 121 Citrus 19 Paradise 92 Signal 169 Cholrvolce 48 Wholly fruit 20 Lamb's lights 171 Mend socks 50 Indigent 124 Elevator penname , 94 Encourage 172 Mimic 51 False hair direction 21 Glrl's name 96 Real 174 Printing 53 Cyprtnold 125 Informal • 22 Vehicle 99 Costly measure · fish greeting 24 Forward 100 Make believe,175 Teim 55 Admlnlsters127 Siamese 25 Engllsheel 104. Peruv1an 177 NewZealand 57 Mualcnoto co1'n -'26'"<:eylon , coin bird 58 Snatch 128 Music maasures 105 Put in 178 Jacob's 59 Garden note rr Fish uuce · service brother flower • 130 Light · · 28 Frigid 107 Cower 179 Mlscallan-60 Evfct • motorboat-.· 29 Of the matter 111 Listener's eous 61 Thus 132 Afflrmatlv, 30 Japanese ....... loan•• 181 Dynamite 63 Humor vote • <· statesman 112 Kingdom 'Inventor · 65 Universe · 134 While 32 Eccentric 114 Poril 182 Miid ~\\1 ·'. 66 Tardy 135 Appendage .35 Mal<eamendl 118 Overhaad 183 Allot .' 67 Elba 137 Slowpol<e 37 Luzon . train · 184 Attend to· tributary · 138 Network .native 117 Not at home 68 Witnesses 140 Train · 38 Mota! woate 118 Latin "bird" DOWN 71 Watch· · 142 Shoe ""40· Maor1 food 120 lranlan · ribbon plate 41 C8mplng coin 1 Docile 73 Common 143 Solidify . stle(tera 122 Tattered 2 Sur, deity 75 Blob 144 Fem lnfna 43 Greek cloth • 3 Latin 78 Solemn suffix mountain 123 Greekletter greeting 79 Peace 145 Furscarf 44 Arrange-125 Stockings 4 Identity g'oddess 146 Bicycle ment 126 Regroup 5 Move 81 carpet fortwo "45 Sun hat ~ 129 Three: music furtively 82 Siamese· 148 Female 47 -Gabor 131 Layer .6 Uneasy measure soldier 49 College 133 Glossy 7 Grecian 84 Female 150 Wine cup department leathers goddess relative 151 Abandon 51 Tired 136 Western 8 Foremost 85 Tangle 152 Foe , 52 Inda-China lndlan 9 Samples food 88 Make lace 154 Hard metal tribes 137 Arboreal 10 Drill 91 Nestle 156 Rent 54 Shade tree • mammal 11 -Abner 93 Bibi/cal 158 Wiid 66 land 139'-Always: 12 Barrier pronuncJa.. animal measures poetic Island lion aid 161 Positive 57 Seedyfrult 141 Chemical 13 Maneuvers 95 Russ ian 162 Pass(ove'1 58 SecHments salt . 14 Asiatic despots 164 campus -ers1a:1ur1 1•2-cotre· -oun·1ry-97---Sllent ~-cruir:--- 64 Night 145 British 15 Intertwine greeting slang before title 16 Even one 96 Helm · 165 Horseman's 65 Squirms 147 Stitch 17 Exists position goad 69 Utter 149 Sword 18 Miiitary 100 Pomefrult 168 Small defeat feature weapoon 101 Talk wildly bear 70 Concerning 153 Whip stroke 19 Raise aloft 102 Nors8 170 Malayan 72 Tuck'spal 154 Soak 23 Literary expr·orer coin 74 Taro root 155 Brazilian villain 103 Samuel's 173 Chemical ACROSS 76 Brazil port 31 Galley aweep teacher suffix plant 157 Appendage 33 No: Scottish 106 Sea.eagle 176 Negative 17 OonkO)' 159 Portent 34 Early . 108 Midday vote 78 Siiicon 160 Bl!tervetch Peruvian 109 Violent 180 Cordage symbol 161 Male parties 36 Lyric poem blast fiber 11arry James and Les Brown Costumed Townspeople Porodo in Engl ish Vlllogo ;::: <·~ GARRISON recently com- pleted two tripe around the world and has made nine ex- cursions to Ille Orient in the past t1ree year,. llis ledun!s are lavtshly illuotrated with bis travel slides. The opening lecture ts Utled "What's Different About Travel Photogra.J,il.y?" It deals wi1h problems r.qing from passports to f"""'". The discu.ssion will rover basic equipment, camera operation, proper ' tedlniques, and com- mon errors. and llletr bands. On Friday aod 5aturday square dancing in the prom- enade beneath the Bridge is scheduled along with a treasure hWlt, horse show and gymkhana and a traditional Octoberfesl Judging of a costume con- test takes place Thursday, Oct. 10, followed by dancing and listening under the stars to Howard IAK:raft and the Hollywood All.stars, a 20 piece band made up of the top musi- cians in Hollywood. Band of ReMwn will entertain and play lo< dancing after a spectacular fireworks display. IUGHPOINT ol the ten-day celebration ts Saturday, Oct. 12, when a Grand Parade through Lake llaVB!U City to London Bridge will loature marching bands, 41 'rjan units, floats , and 6plays saiuting olde England ml the American West. between the armies of knights can drive to Lake llavasugty in armor, and music and on Arizona Hwy. 95 lJVID entertainment by Custer' s lntmtate 40 (U.S. 66) oil:tiie Last Band and singer~tarist n(rii. and lnltntate 10 {U,S. Jim Bryant. Beginning at 8 60-70) on the ""'th. CodC6e p.m .. llarry James, bis golden Airlines rues from l'lloell>i<. trumpet and his band take Arizona, and Lake Havasu' ~r the stage In the Engllsh Service has fllg!U from I.& Village m the embankment Vegas. of London Bridge and play.--=-------- fur dancing aod list-g. Friday night, Oct. 11, at 8 p.m., Les Brown aod his 30-day Limit TIJUANA, MEXICO -Trailer people going iato Mexico are getting a new border hassle: No matter where ynu got your tourist card, no matter what it says, Mexican immigration marks it for 30 days stay. (Used to be six months. All trailer people asked for that -usually they intend to stay more than a month .) Get your card at the border, they mark it 30 days. Get your card from an airline or ship com- pany or travel agen~ they leave it blank. Mexican unmigration fills it in -30 days. If you get your card from a Mexican Consulate, they'll mark it 90 days. But the man at the border may cross it out and write in "30." This will be followed '1 The Grand Tournament, Ill war . All events a n d en· tertainment are free to the public. To reach the celebration of Loodon Bridge days, visitors Is a Hassle -there are three hundred Irish farms that rent out spare bedrooms and serve meals. You can rent tplendid Uttle thatched cottages in West Country vDlages. I did this 1oo. llke every other house in the village, except yours has an electric kitchen and radiant heating under those cold flagstone floors. Horses for the kids. A cozy pub on the corner and fine stream fishing. Now --Ireland is going to build and SELL a hundred more of these cottages -they sleep eight people. They'll be built on farms in the west of Ireland. Costs $24,000 to $30,000. Ireland will rent them out for you when you're not there. The farmer is the caretaker. This starts next year but you can 1 get details now. Write Brendan O'Re¥,an. Shannon Free Airport Ireland. (Ireland doesn t tax artists, writers and musicians. God bless the house.) What to do about it? Inside Mexico you can go to Immigration offices and ask for an extension to six months. You have to prove that each person in your party has $250 a month to live on. You have to prove you are legally married to the woman with "What can we expect for weather in the sum~ you. mer ln Ireland?" They make it difficult. Sometimes they suggest Even the weather bureau does·n•t know what you should have a lawyer. to expect. You'll get wann, blue sky days. You're Reason for all this is to clean up some dodgy sure to get rain. First thing I did was take my stuff being done by Americans actually resident in children to town and get them raincoats and rubber >rexieo Hui' 11P•ratllfgo11-tbumt-cm1s:-('l'lre-rtgh•.---+' boots -It gfil1nuddy-arotlhd-a-farmhousec-Some- 1awyer sent your tourist card to the border. Got it •times you get wond erful storms howling oil the stamped showing you had gone out of the country Atlantic. Those are the nights they say you can and back in every six months.) . hear Red Mary and her ghosUy horsemen ridi ng While this is being sorted out, Trailer people <\<>wn to Limerick again. · • have a problem. "For the summer we'd like to take our children to some farm In Europe ••• '' I took mine to Ireland. Stayed at two fanns ''What about H1w1ii 1t Christmas for two •hool teacher1?" Holidays are swingy times at Wailtikl. Not •o much so in the Outer Islands. Waikiki is "singles" beach. "Bachelor's Hawaii" is a paperback that's ti supposed to be a man's guide. But you could read WEEKS London, Paris,:~ .. Rome, Madrid --The Spree ' ... A lour with •alue for seasoned travelers and those 1 1 just startin1 out. A 1reat introduction to Europe-or • one of many happy returns to : four ravorite cities. ''The ! Spree"-an unforcettable • Getaway Adventure. TWA > ww .. ~ .. , d c •Londorl 3 days. Paris 3 day>. Rome 4 daY>. Madrid 3 daY$. . •RotJnO..trip·eoonomy-c!ns-tel tra:ns4)0f1ation rrom New Yort,..: •Room with balh In MediUl'li or First aass hotel. tluOQ:et hotels without bath exoeot in Madrid. .continental breakfast every day. . ·~f-day sighttMlfng In each Qty, . •'; •lntercitY· elr t~ aeet& '• • .• l\.T EaJLS h duJ Q l It as a survival course. __ ile.W _ c e e_ _u --~- ''How do you go about renting a house in •Transpor18t1on betwe'<i airports and tvltets. . ·. • •Services of loc:lll HOit-.: .. : .!Il~-19r.j)aggaga..:at.al~ and hotefs; gratuities for hoteJ< P81'90flnel. . ·~ •Handling of all hottl ,nif:. lirline reservations. • • . · :' " ...... --. SEE ANSWERS IN CLASSIFIED seCTION PAGE D12 ( ' I For Catalµia Crpises H1wall for the Christmas holidays?" Lots of condominium rentals now on Maui on the beach side at Kaanapali. Very good ones we tried are handled by Creative Leisure, 1280 Colum· bus, San Francisco who'll send you a picture and price list. The !all •cbedule ol cruises between Long Beach and Catalina Islond has beoo is $8.50 !or adults, and $4.20 !or Children, 5 through 11 . Long Beach·Catallna cruises ' ''We want to bring blck tome leis from the fsl1nds ••• '' revised. operates the 7()().passenger n-. ...... •res are set every Long Beach King ·anc1 500-1 ~..--passenger Long Beach Prince, Take a tax! to Honolulu airport. Tell Ibo driver I day excepl Sunday at 9 a.m. and provides twice daily year· to make a •top at the lei sellers' huts -there are and 2:11 p.m. from Queen'• round boot oervioe to Catalina. Ii dozen side 6y side. Ask the girls which ones will Way Landing In Lmg Be;. Complete sc h e du 1 e in-last -Ibey put them in pfastic bags for you. 5unday departures from g formation may be obtained £rebids and carnations seem to hold up best. Be3cb ore at 9 a.m. and 1 by calling (2t3) 4~18, or Aeep them In a relligerator while you aren't th rt 775-2654 or (714) 112(1.2170. wearing !hem. p.m .. w1 the 1 p.m. t p"r=====;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;-I going first to Two Harbors! In the catatina Isthmus area. On Friday evenings, the.re la a lhlrd trip - at 7 p.m. Return trips dtpart Avalon every day at ti :j5 a.m., and 4:30 p.m .. and at 9 p.m. on Friday evenings. TOO Friday even ini return trip to Long B<ach i.s via Two Harbors. The current sclledule will be in operation tu1til Dec:. 1. Reservations are required for all sailing!. Row1d-trip !are MS VICTORIA . ~'- American Hemisphere Air /Sta Cruise Holidays ,.,.;r • • . frpm Los Angeles 16 Days-$ I 060 to $1460 fro"'. San F~ncisco I ~Days-$ I 095 to $1495 Visit SAN JUAN , ST, Tf!OMAS, GUADELOUPE J,IARTINIQUE', GRENADA. LA GUAIRA. ARUBA. Dayllght CR>ISlng of t~• P.ANAMA CANAL. BALBOA/i:;RISTOBAL and ACAPULCO. or in reverse. Two sa~ings to choose from : Air/Sea Crul~-ml>er 9, 1974 Sea/Air Cruise-DIOlmber 7. 1974 (fro m LAXJ Bank Plaza Travel Bahk or Cnsta Afe21a ·u1da. 2970 Harbor Boul(vard Suite 20J, Costa Mt.ra, ' Phont (714) .556-2880 ~ .. •Portfolio of tour documents.··· . . . -Getaway Adventur81 higlit : bag. :·! OVERL!D TRAVEL ~:! 7521630 i'.'. : ·: 1111 DOVE STHfl' :·: SolltZI 5 HIWl'QITIEACH . .. ~ :-: :·= I Pat Dunn f; 1 Gets it Done i~ Al Your: Service Sundays in t~ . . .. DAllY PllOr .. . . . 4 •• • .· • ' .. " -. ~Big T Jnst · a Big Kid , Costa Mesa Entertainer Shows Off Triple Talent ;; -.~ARTHUR R. VINSEi; gical group-sln1lhr, Mai· urdl than those used to bill Cash ·and a ll":ai~ ':1::; · ... . 01-.0.11.,.,1...,,,._., waving and such. teaturedentertalners. kling of 1950 nQJ •·• : One old profta1:1lon boasLo; DI • ot i.ny Dalton got the show cord for the asking. . ;: CJI Its girl• with repul'd / T is a man m artlatey account, then men-He will also break Into a ·::·~•rtsofgold. par :s ._ tloned to JR man agement rousing rendition of ::: • Th.e Or11n1e Const burten-lie 1s an entertainer as that he could also play a "Kawlljah,'' ubout the old :::dtn bri~~dt!, !'.~~ever. hus \vellus a bartender. !Jlean chunk of guitar, ii ho cigar s tore Indian who .,.Thomas 8:11 I Dalton, a didaayaohimself. n ever tasted a k·lss ·:·e,rrot·loppcd cartoonist llE BECOMES 3 perfect He auditioned and got wh enever a huge,, towering """°can stiletto a crl:'de accompanime nt to the lhat1 obtoo.Now,hegoes buddy of Amerlean :• ,t!llltomer wllb u wJckedly titeu k and lobster, wU.h bLI home from his barlendlng aboriginal 8JlCt1try WID.• ·'"1"7 one.llne ~omment as wotrus mowstacbe and mut• job at 1 p.nt. Thursday, ders in for 8 Performance. tltil'ckly .. he stabs• &luffed tonchop whiiikers. He looka l'rlday and Saturday and is , . , '· afve tor & m1rUnt with a " little-in fact:.....llke Dom back at 9 p tn for the ·.Big-T tan come uP Wt.th ~~c toothplc:;k. 'l'he Clown, a likeness that n1 htl show ' '' his s hare of purple humor 1 ~··..,He 11 29 and really just a is not ' all that far from g Y • t oo, but absolutely refuses . •11 Kid who Joves little suitable. ,. . AND DE accepts that he todo soif youngpalroOlare . lk!I. ··1 figure I 've eorne flln is more an entertainer than around. He loves kids. J ~?. .. The Bi g, Kid a11pe~t is <'ircle,'' he explains In a tec hnically-perfert lfe is founder and ;..o~~t_.ft .4,i ·.111 1bout to the regard to his 1r1duatlon mullclan , along the 1~~ °.{ president in fact or The -·IUWKler 'of ,'l'he Big Kids' from liquid entertainer to . hl1 predecessor. rte a · K·ds:· Club ft Harbor t:klb,1noreanlr.allonwhich ' Jyrlralenteriaintr. · Britton, a wlr.ard or th~ Aig 1 g roup Or mixed .~ ~{~ enf: t~:otary, · Big·T started at-the Colla '-~.~~:i:r:~e:~11~e:;ho come r:i!:ionahlp -wboSe -ehlet .::f: b, 1~1 k· ,.rceea. M~sa Jolly Roger mixing In should ·l)e entertained•• function ls to collect dues, .;.~1~n:ed 0 ti'~'. ta oo~el drinks and then mentlonld Bi& T explains of his 0~ have parties and gather on :::.void ~ 0 ( all ~h~1~o~se~· to management that he la pen:onal philosophy. "You Sunday afternoon to drink .::-.;.· also a cartoonlat and could ahould bring them into the beer and play baseball ;! •. _. do some claaaier ibow ·1ct so that they know Daltonand vlcepresident .;::::: they're being sung to ••• not Skip Monfort are in the ' .. :·:·: •1ung al'." market for some sort or .. Ocraslonally, hd rips orr a volunteer work for The Bl&" w.,....o.e., _,_ "WHITE DAWN" .._.... -·-... -.. "GRIAT GATSBY" lnshM7 c.tiit.S...hMJ A RE-RELEASE TOM LAUGHLIN ..... ..,.hcl .. "BORN LOSERS" .... "ELECTRA GLIDE JHILUE". ,,..., roaring chorus that can Kids' Club. however, 1uch penetrate the raf(en of the as ii pending that Sund1y af· old JR addition, built on ternoon time with under• 12 years ago and which privileged little kids for became the bar. example. He does sing to you. He Currently, ho•ever, the also talks. majority of his time ii spent Dalton la likely ~o s ay mostly. in the bustle for a whatever PoP~ into bis head living that concerns every at any give n time. 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By DA VJD JORDAN ~ heats a good overall masking peper wttll oae aUcky cle; or set the koob Oil the maga<lncs or wood blocks for a hammer -,drop • an old the brush will bo easlet' ti> sanding. If you are lazy, sand edge. When you tMak off a neck of a pop bottle and.spray °1e same reason. rag over the can so you woo't c'ean later. Buy good qUalltf , Painting can be fun and the part. t&at get the most project, remove~ tape whlle paint. You'll save lime and Wl"1l you open a can ol splash paint all over ~f. ~~ and ,tillW cafe •• ~ ea sy or It can-be a miserable wear. 'Iben waSh the whole tbe p3iut ii ltlll wet; )'OU'll do a better job. lJ you are peiot, punch aeveral holes in Smaller. cans_ teal best U you bother ttb cbetP TIM .UNCltltf PJUf, mess, depend ing on how it thing with 11Uquid sander" to get a smoother line, painting furniture with legs, the groove the lid fits into. set them flat 'on tbe floor them . Don't . w e oUC - MONDA y is done. So before you start take olf wax, dirt and grease Remove all knobl; binges, drive a short nail in the ·bot-The paint slopped Into the and step on the top. To keep ones; the bnstles come o .: slingi ng paint around, here are and solten old pslnt so the and other bardWll'e t n tom of each to boq:it Jhem g1')0Ve will run back tnto the paint from drying oot tn and they don't carry en<)Ulllt· By SYDNEY 01\lARR some trouble-saving tips many surface Is more receptive. preparation for p a'i o tin g o!f the floor, so they won'1 can. When yQU put the lid stora'ge, invert the can once (paint tromthtbe can tp <*fe-: other painters have picked up Always mask orf woodwork furniture. Wood tuobe are sUck to newspaper o r on, it will seal against the to seal Al'QUnd the lid.- _quately do e job. : ~ : ARIES (March JI-April l9): the hard way. when you· paint walls ·« Uie e~sier to -paint it you put whatever you me to -catch side of the ~groove. At the When palDJing, submerge Cheap ~Int lhlnner ·:!Jr; Accent Is on solitude, learning If you are painting finished floor when painting woodwork the screw back in 'part way. drips. Place legless cabinets, . ~ of a job -before you , your brush br1~s onfy about mineral spirits clean al~ "eJl: that being alone is not neces-furniture or woodwork, with a , roll or inexpensive and bold the knob like a poesi-chests, and the like on old ·start tapping the lid on with a third into the paint. and as turpentine and cost ·l(sf:· sarily same as being lonely.I----------'-----'----'------------'-''-'---'--"-----------..:.:-''-----'--'--'--------"--'---·~-'---~--..;;,...,·. Wort quJetly, pref era bl y behind the scenes. Perfect techniques. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You get what you ask for- don't request more than you can handle. ~fember of op- pasi.te sex is in picture. :P,.1oney from investments, business end.em>!:! is activated. You promote and organize. GE~IIN! (May 21.June 20): You can strike chord of wtiversal appeal. M o re persons become aware of you, of what you can do, of your capabilities. Accent is on rela· ,lions with professi onal superiors. CANCER (June 21.July 22): Lunar aspect is such that you travel, learn, gr o w in- tellectually and become aware of customs other p e o p I e follow. Your creative resou'rces are activated. LEO ( J u I y 23-Aug.22): llloaey, ,....mty, meaningful ~pl tend now to clojnloate. Tax matters, U.. ~ policies, membershlpri ... an pushing to the !orelroot ol fOUJ' attention span. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Leave details for another time. Now you should grasp aituaUon as a whole. The bits, pieces •will fall tn lo place. Sadal event could lead to meaningful contad. LIBRN (Sept. 23--0ct. 22): Accent. is on employment, health, the way you relate to peer group. Avoid the .......-!. Maintain steady psce. Keep diet resolutloos. lie aware Of subtle nuances; reed between the lines. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): I~-; 3.59 Reg. 4.49. Pre-school boys, cortl. pants. Moch. washable. Assort. colors. 50°k Dacron-Poly 50°..4 Cotton. • •. Reg. $9. Women's Boucle Top. Short sleeves. 100% acrylic in assorted ligh l and dark: shades. Machine washable. Sizes: S, M, l . , You are abte to get points 1 -ac:rosa. --Personal""'--tllagnelism ~ 1 mars. You are vital, at- --and member of opposite sex tells you ao: I I Young persons are tn picture. SAGmARIUs (Nov. 22- Dec. 2t): Home, personal en- vironmen~ ability to mske necessary adjustments-these ore I-You finish task . whldl bad been a burden morally and financially. CAPRICORN (Dec. Zl.Jao. 19): You msy have right idea but method of worktng It out need! revision. Take time to correct tactical e r r o r 1 . Relatives are in picture. AQUARIUS (Jao. 20-Feb. 18): Business affairs dominate. You get nothing for nothing. Assume responsibility for actiOJ\s. J>romote and organize-don't de I e g a t e duties. 3.67ea. Stereo LPs All tapes and albums by 1'M RHI McCoy ... Now in our record department. 4.99 11. '8-track tapes PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb 211): ""'----You appeal to more persons--- tendency now is for others to concede major points. Be a gracious winner. Cycle re· mains high and your judg· ment, intuition are oo target. IF TODAY IS YOUR BJRmDAY you have fine eense of humor, a weight pro- blem and a tendency to try too much at once. Your in- tellectual curiosity is an asset-you are p o p u I a r , artistic and November will be one-oi-your·moshignificant moi>tbs of 1974. Fowl Disease Controlkd mVERSIDE (AP) -The two-year-old Newcastl e dlaesse task force is scheduled lo dJJband aft<r an apparently auccesslul effort to stamp out Ille malady lrilh t he -ol II mi ll ton aflllcttd turkeys. chickens and oilier fowl . '!be disoaae, deadly to fowl but not harmful to human&, broke out kl So uthern Clllfornia in fate 1971 snd edged ecrois Arizooa border. IOllUC Doctor . . 12~88 X-15C-a KR. KOdak .outfit Camera. film , magicube. No focusing. Needs no batteries for nasf'l. • -·-~ Ill 451 191 I I -- 19.99 let· 94.90. Apollo 12• GT electric typewriter. Pico style-!Y~_! Block carrying cose. ' 4.77 Reg. 5.M. Under CatMnel Llghl Fluorescent bulb set l h white plastic. No special tools needed. Just plUg it in. Great wherever more light is needed. 3.99 R~. 4.H . FuH size oll lamP. Noslalgic styling that adds a glow lo any room. 2QO/o .·~ ~7-1h ~1f~.~~l~-1-~~~~~~ Moc Toe Boots : For the wt101eFamily. ~ ' i. . 13.59 R'ea. 16.99. Men's Sizes:'6 ~12D. I 0.39 Reg.12.99. Boys' Sizes: 3\HD. 11.19 Reg. 13.99. Women's Sizes: 5-108. 9.59 Rllf1.11.9t. Yotllh Sizes: B'h-30. 6.39 Reg. 7.99. Tots'Sizes5.SD We're taking 20"' off the regulaf price of our moc toe boots. T~'re great for moms, 'dads, kids, too. Made of brushed.leather with plantation crepe soles, they come in chino, mocha or brown. So hurry In and· j6in in our 4th anniY1rsary celebration excitement. And feot furnish your famlly at~ off. You'll be at-Ing lnt0"""1fortl CllorgaMOft,..,..iai.IMf~COld. .. - ' I 11.88 Rog. 14.17. NFL Sloeplng 811o Washable cotton cover. Nylqn liriing. Fvll ilpper. 2 lb. potyesterlill. N<>rHllBrgenic; 34'" l(.ti9 ... f -. ::!'. .. ·...:· ~ -:~:.,. •••• ........ ........ 2 8. 9 ·:~·, ··" ...... . • . lit . .~.,., Reg. 3.49~ Plonlt of lho ~· F~ vhoose !rom Zira.:·:: Dr. Za1us, Comehus and · .. :.; other 8" actton flgura. :-: iled COllumn. .. :, • School Help SACRAMENTO (APJ Leifalation to make ap IOit stale SUP!'Ort to OakJond and Berkeley schools duriag the AC transit strike baa been signed by Gov. R o n 1 i d ll<agan. Assemblyman Jolll Miller (!)-Berkeley) autloorrd tho bW, wblcb allows the atate aupertnlendent of public in- struction to lldjusl for low aUSldanco Ilium in ~ dillridL IUIU. PAii: Beaell at 01311gethorpe. Open weekdays 10 to 9:30. Sundays 10 toe. CIMHGI: City Dr. at Garden Grove Blvd.• Open weekdays 10 toe. su• 1otoa. SAMI'~ AMA: 3900 So. Bristol-No. of so. Coast Plaza• Open weekdays 10 to·r· Su~ 10 to 6. · · ., ; I \ • , I lfAILY PILOT C I LA's Magic Nu1nber I; Messersmith Wins 20t~ • Horrendou s Mismatch Co~Up s.u; DIEGO (AP)-Alldy Messoramlth bc<ame the first 20-game winner In the NatlooaJ League Salurdny night by pl~ Los Angeles lo a $-2 triumph over the San Diego Padres. The victory cllnd>ed a Ue for the NL West Division title. for the eo<Jger1. The victory maintained Los Angeles ' three-game lead over Cindnnati in the West Divlalon. Each club baa three gamea le!L The Dodgen are Idle today -whfle the Reds host San Franct,.,,. Messersmllh, :!IH, had a two-b)ller through seven lnnlnp but left In -tile elrhtb whel) N•le O>lbert and Fred Ken· dalI htf' successlve doubles. Mike Marshall relleved and wrapped up the R e d•-Glant• Ganae 0 11 Ratllo Todafl 11 :30 0 1t K ABC (740 ) victory. Jim Wynn scored the flr!I Dodgers run. racing borne from IOC!)nd bale on a sixth·lnning wild pltcll. 'llJe Dodgen chased lo8er BW Gt1ef, 9-1.9, In the •lghtb with their three-nm outburst. Dave Lopes staked Afessenmith to 11 1.0 lead "'hen he opened tht gan>e with hls 10th homer. The Padm lied It in their haU of the firll when El\1.0 Hernandez 11COred as Mllle McCovey groWlded out. 1110 Dodgers wUI play their final three games in Houston Afonday, Tuesday and Wednesday night. Cincinnati will be idle Monday, then will play its flnal two games Tuesday and Wednesday at Allan· ta. Grell didn't retire any of the Ji1't four batters he faced and "'·as fortunate to get out of the first inning with only one run on lhe boards. Lopes hlt the second pitch of the g~e over the left field wall. Bill Buckner followed with a ground. rule double th:lt bounced over the low fence in right center. He tried to steal third and wu thrown out by Can· nlnaro. 'Mlal cost the Dodgen a run because Wynn "followed wjth a si ngle and stole setclld. Steve Garvey, next up, drew a walk. However.._ Greif eettled dowa to strike out Joe Ferguson and Cey. The Padres got the run back In their half. Enzo Hernandez led off with 1 walk, Bobby Tolan singled and ·both m.... ed up on John Grubb's sacrifice bunt. \Vith first base open, the Dodgers elecr.ed to pitch to McCovey and he grounded out, driving In llemandez. Tolan tried to score on Dave Winfield's grounder to Cey at third and was caught Iii a nmdwn. (See BOX SCORE, Pago C.Z) l ~ \., l!ombl111 rl I!) ot111""°8e or a boopltal would bOJ I lei:ri~ erimlllaJ acl and the party "'"-""• f"I' llllCh an outrage woulQ \W!UV• the :hanhelt .of punish- ment. .. Thal lbe J>arty-fUlllY Jlf such a deed might -hi. due would l\lr anger in moot WllOnnil -· · . It's Ayo,ther No-hitter for · Ryan That's.' wtv a lot d. -1e may fecl anger al a -alaugbler that's about lo beW<IJll(rlled in Orange CowXy Thursday night. , At that tlJriO Anaheim IDib, tradi· tlonally a ·pow~ in foc(ball, wlU drop ii. bcimbe 'on a football t-!run Cypress Hlgh. If you are religiously inclined, ask mercy for the Jada from Cyptess. They are about as well-matched against Anaheim as a toap boi: derby car would be against one ol the Indy 500 racers. It'll make the batUe of the Little Nolan· Ryan had hls faatball blazing Satun!ny night and pitched the third no-l!llW of his career, burling .the <AJUomia Angela to a 4--0 victory over tlie .. Minneaota Twins al Anaheim Stadium. ' 'liie ftroblilllng right-hander became only the fifth pitcher in major league baseball history ·to hurt three no-hllters. Ryan pitched out of trouble An the third and fifth Innings. )le stranded two runners, aboard on walks, in each inning. Jotm Balaz twice turned in key plays in left field to save Ryan's gem. In the third inning GleM Borgmann hit a long drive to left center and Balaz hauled it in over his shoulder. In the seventh, Borgmann again dro ve a ball deep to left center and Balai turned in almost tbe Identical catch. In Ille fifth, with Rod carew on-first, Steve Braun hit· a ball toward seCond that second baseman Denny Doyle kicked but shortstop Rudy Mecli picked it up and stepped on second to force carew. This season, Ryan bad a one-hitter JWle 27 in Anaheim against Texas. win- ning it 5-0. He also bad a no.hitter through 81/;i innings in Chicago August 7 but Dick Allen's infield single broke it up and the Angels eventually Jost the game 2-1. Ryan, a 6-foot-2. 190-pounder, set a major league record for most strikeouts in a season last year with 383. This season he has 367 strikeouts. Ryan, who lives in Refugio, Tex., crone to t:;;i.Jifomia !&<:. !l!, 1971,_from !Ii~ New York Meta along with pitcher Don A,..el• si.te AH • .,.... M KMl"C m l> S..I. 2t Mtnnnolt 11 C1lllornl1 ()(I, l O•kltlld 11 C1Ufornra Oct, 2 0.kltfld 11 C1Ufornlt l:S! p.m. 1:" p.m. 1;S.S p.m. Rose, outfielder Leroy Stanton and catcher Francisco Estrada in exchange for third baseman Jim Fregosi. He wrapped up hls no-bitter ln the ninth by retiring Tony Oliva on a nybaU, striking out Larry Hisle and, after walk· ing pinch-hitter Harmon Killebrew, strik· king out Eric Soderholm ror the final out. Ryan joined Sandy Koufax of Los Angeles, who had four ~hitters, Larry Coreoran of the Chlcago Cubs, Jim Maloney of Cincinnati and Bob Feller of Cleveland, who had three apiece, in the select circle. It was the third no-hitter of the 1974 season, all of them C9ming in the American League. Ryan's previous no-hitters were May 15th, 1973 -a 3-0 decision over the Kansa5 City Royals -and July 15, 1973 -a 6-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Mll!MMft (tllf#lll• •• r II M er~. cl 2 _ o o o MNtttlt, ct C&......,, 1'b 2 o O o OOO';le-, 2b Brtun, 3tt l 0 O O 8ochlt, lb Oerwtn. rt ' o o O ~. dll Ollvt, di\ 3 0 0 o Stinton, rt Hlt11, If l 0 o o CM!k, :llb Bourq~, lb 3 0 O O B•lal, II l(lt!eti,_. Ph 0 o o 0 M<IOll. u lt'l'l'ell, Pl' o 0 0 o E11<1n, c Gomtz, u 2 o o o Nlll v•n, P Sodarlllm. II 2 0 0 0 flrum111..c 300 0 Decker. p o 0 o o BUiier, p 0 0 0 0 '".It ... ' I J J A 0 I 0 ' 0 0 1 A 0 I 0 ' O I 0 2 I 0 0 2 I I 0 I I I t 2 0 0 0 0 0 •• Tot1b 21 O O O Tot•ls 27 4 7 A MlnnM011 000 000 ~ C1llfornl1 002 200 Olht-4 E -Breun. LOB -Ml,.,,.i.ol1 I, C.ilforrtlt '· 18 ....__ ~II, BtliH. SB -M. Ne11J1s. $ -E'Hra. SF -&ocllte. [)Kl(er IL, 1~1•1 Bulle<' H. Ry1n (W, 12-161 T -2:22. A -10,11?. 1 .. Mk•kllSO 2{,,2 101 ~· J 2 2 3 • '000 11$ WfilTE WASH Hade ii l11jured • USC Comes Alive Big Horn look like a draw. ·You might just as well line up ttte Rams against a team from Children's hospital. Why is Utls horrendous mismatch lek· Ing place? Because a bull-beaded priJ>. cipal from Canyon High In the Orange District , Lou Jooeph, realigned Orange c.ounty Leagues and threw juggernaut Anaheim In with five cripples aAd two perennial also-rans. To Drop Pitt, 16-7 Despjte plea.a from various areas that Joseph's releaguipg was far out of pro- portion llDd 7e8!<1'.1,. Loo.le llood bis ground, and -.1th C<irona'del Mar princi· pal Dennls Evans helping to 8ltqot down attempts to revamp varied JnjuJtices, Jooepb's fiasco became reality. Joeepb'• league allgnmeata were disgustingly low in quality and reflected lack ol either .resean:b,_undenlimc!i!llt of tho Orange County llhletie \liclure or, )1111 pWa commoo -·' • · ey,._ l""" - -1"'I ,. .. In canpetlllon with feeble aan l·A op. po-..-Anaheim wu CC><bampion of one <II the strongest large schools leegues In Sou1bem CalUornla-tbe S.-1. Anaheim reputedly has Ila belt team · In hlllOry, thia year, Cypn!ll loot a game already, to ....Wiiier Laguna Belch. If Llgurul can beat <:ypr..,. by l! points, Anaheim can IJeat it by 13 touchdowns. Joseph, and the otben involved in the releaguing mess 9hoUJd have to sit on the Cypress ptayen' bench Thursday night and should have to face the parents of thole klds after Anabeim finishes mopping up the field . U Clare VanHoottbeke were &till Anaheim's bead coach, I'm certain he'd do everything possible lo hold the acore down. PITTSBURGH (AP) -Southern Calilomia finally wore down Pitt's overworked defenses and Anthony Davis barrelled two yards for a touchdown with nine minutes left, capping an ~ yard drive that sparked the struggling Trojans to a 1~7 college football vic- tory Saturday. Willi quarterback l'at Haden in- effective in the first baH and then knock· ed out of the game with a concussion. the Trojans fumbled the ball away and stumbled into· costly penalties .... before sophomore Vi.nee.Evans got them moving late in the third quarter with Pitt leading 7-3. Evans, who fumbled deep in Pitt ter- ritory twice in the tt:µrd period and coughed it up a third time at the Pitt 32 wlth 5:45 left, scored Southern Cat's second touchdown on a 13-yard run around the left end with 1:06 left. Atlhougb sophomore tailback Tony Dorsett, playing in just his 15th varsity game smashed Pitt's career rushing record on the final play of !be first period, the Panthers were seldom able to 1enerate any offense against the physically imposing Trojans, woo ran three plays-to each one of Pitt'.s. Dorsett was held to 59 yards in 15 carries. the lowest . of bis career. However, he raised bis career total to 1,994 yards, surpassing the mark of 1,957 set by Marshall Goldberg from 193&-38. Whetherbis~ccesso1\TomS~emo. is that humane remain.! to be seen. My main concern Is that none of those ~ youngsters geta seriously in- . ___ j,u.~~·-:--,lm--m-ay_use_ subs Y The victory was the first for 18th-rank· ed. Southern Cal following an opening j loss to Arkansas. Pitt, rated eighth, """,,,_""".--Jost-for-the fiFSt-time-in--three-&tarls.- punt on second down to try and hold the -• under 100. But that's not my Idea d.. what lntend>olasllc com- pet!Uoo ts all abool. It's criminal ~t well· an .event be allowed to take pla<e. We baV. Louie to -!Or whatever tramplrei. Pab·iots Pose 1· Major--{)bstacl For LA Today • FOXBORO, Mass. (APf -Tbe mighty Loa Angeles Rams are nled heller than a two-t.ouchdowh favorite over the up&lart New EnlJland Patriots todoy, but even th~ oddHne~era ~·1 sure. On paper, al · le8st tho ooe-year .. ld variety, 'tile Rjlins appear a clncb In tbe NaUonel Football League showdown h TVT.0• Cla•nnel i llt J 0 KYLE GAYNER. FIRST ON THE BEAM SATURDAY NIGHT. Anderson Top Performer I~ Gymnastics Tryouts By GLENN WHITE gled through both days of low scom ot "" o.11r ''"t st.11 in compulsory exercises and could not Janot Anderson, 8 2l·year-<>ld elemen· offset them with reasooable good totala in her optional· exerciaes. tery ICllool 1e1retery lrom Seattle, con- duded twe> •-of steady 'Performances She Wound up in 11th place after--•· tying for sixth ln the recent national to be crowned top all-round performer cbampiooship. But she got In one. good at 1111! lryoots for the U.S. women's shot SflJ!lll>.y night on her specialty, of unbeaten teams. Bui the Patriots twn whlch wtll compete in the world the MAiJl!O beam. • no longer appear patsies and the 111, n ~ . h doubl quClllon ls: are they for real? Games gymnastics. competition next Moving ul and tummg er e ''The Patriots now are the botteot month Ill Bulpria. backward a with bet customary team In pro football," sa~ Loa Angelea ••-........ ~--Jfo~· Saturdaylllght confidence, Gaynei-racked ~p the ,. ... ~..,,...•-a •~ bl~ beam point total of tile evening, coach Omck Knox. "We've loOUd at before 1,111111 Anaheim Oxtvenlioo C... a lint t~. and with ii ""' iras given the filma and we still !!°"'"' found 1.,., ooortnc 1.s ln the vault, 9.55 on lh• a loud ... Uoo by the crowd. Her acore anything that will help us. bori, t .il5 .., the beam and 9.55 In lloor for the 1,.. daya was 14.UO. •• Despite ~·· kind words, t1ie Patriols .-... Her former coach, Bud Manluette, l<now they re going to have to Co Into Her m.day total 0( 149.65 points put said be thought she perhapa reacted -the lrenchea again. Like the Ram1 did-bet CllllllforUlbly-tn ft<Mll 0( Diano Dul>< to the ~ of perlonnl"I to wha4 ln turning t hings around Wit~ I 12'2 bot, a pnimJ&lng 1$-year .. Jd f -amounted t0 a hometown crowd, saying record last ·-· the PatriolJ are Notlbern CaUfomia, who tallled 140.125. she a~ times seemed nervous and trying to do the same thin~ In coach Othert mattag the 11quad Include Joon IUlSteady. Chuck Falrbtmks' second t•ar. ., __ Rl t•• 57•. Or ti · Aft $-9 record •· 1973 the Patriots •-c "'· •· '• ange coun •• Too, lhe ·has recently undergO!le ma· er • "' ' d Debbie Flile ccr-i. 141.00: Ann Ca!T, jor cltangea in rvutinea. So still was l'Om· shock~ the football world by umping 141.!tl: Kathy Howard, 145.55; and Bar-petition at Anaheim thol three or the Miami• Super Bowl cbamplons 3HI ble Myslat, 116.10 (the alternateJ. lour Olympic vetera"" ci>mpellng (Nancy In the season opener this montb. Then SUrpria!ni11 absent from the team Thies, llel>bie Hill and Rowme PlerceJ (S.. RAMS, Pip 0) Is Costa Mesa'• ~ G<ayner who atrug-failed to malte the team. I .. BUI Daniels' nine-yard pass to Karl Fanner capped a five-play, 44-yard drive after Mike Bulino intercepted Hayden 's pass with J 6 seconds left in the first period. Dorsett, an All-American ' as a KOlll' l'I' GUAllTlllS ~ C•llfwnl1 3 0 I 13-16 Plthl:lwgh 0 1 O I)-1 USC -FG Lhm"-!u 2! Pltt -F¥mer 9 ~" from Danl•I• (long kkk) use -01vrs 2 run (LllMhtl1t kick) use -ev-13 run !kick f1U9dl A -$?,»& use Pitt ; ·~ S.1'1-1 2+~ "" .,, ~ lfl 'fop Collegiate Football Scores UCLA 116, Michigan SI, II USC 16, Pitt 7 Purdue 31, Notre Dame 20 )~ehigan 52. Navy O Ohio State 28, SMU 9 Oklahoma 72, Utah Stale 3 Auburn 21, Tennessee O Alabama 33. Vanderbilt 10 Nebraslca 49, Northwestern 7 Arkansas 60, TuJsa O Tau Tecll 28, Texas 3 Colondo 24, Wilcoosin 21 Stanl1lnl 21, San Jooe State 21 ~ • .... CalJ'I, M:r/w )4 -- Tult A4ll 18, Waahington 15 Illinois%!, Wublngton Slate II Ml$sourl t, Mzona Stal• 0 e.yJor. 31, Oklabema Stele II LSIJ tO, Rlco 10 Oregon 23, lJleh 16 (See llela1lo, Pqe OJ I freshman , then broke loose on his one long gallop or the game, bolting 23 yards to the 21. Four plays later Daniels whipped a pass over the middle to Farmer in the end :zone. Southern Cat had tak<n a 3-0 lead late in the first period on Chris Limabelu's 2>yard field goal after the Tro.)arul marched from their own 31 to the Pitt S. Davis outgained Dorsett in their much publicized East-West duel. Davis canied 33·times for 149 yards while-sub tailbae.k- Allen Carter added 88 yards on )1111 12 carries. Davis' touchdown was the 36tb of hi• career and tied the Southern Cal record held by ,.,:ort Kaer from 192H6 and O.J. Simpson In 1967-tia. 'llJe Trojans piled up 4-02 rushing yards against Pill's plant but tired defense, which was on the field for more than 44 minutes. Southern Cal started its go-ahead drive with 1:08 left in their third period after-Pitt's Larry Swider boomed a punt more than 80 yards -69 Crom the line of scrimmage - into the Southern Cal end zone. NOLAN RYAN Fires Th ird No-hitter Bruins Impressive Sciarra Sparks UCLA Past Spartru1s, 56-1 4 LOS ANGELES (AP) -Quarterback game wlth a torrid 62 percent completion John Sciarra ran for two touclxlowns rate in the 1974 UCLA veer offense. and peppered the Michigan State pass His f and defense for another score, leading UCLA passes 0 21 18 yards to tight to a 56-14 rout of lhe Spartans ill an end Gene Bleymaier set up a five yard interseclional college football game touchdown run by Carl Zaby_ 11!.at put Saturday night. UCLA uP 21-7 on a 74-yard drjve that The UCLA junior, who ran and passed folJowed Michlgan State's first score. for a total of r:n yards in three quarters AfictUgan State (ook the second half of play, scrambled II yards for the kickoff but Baggett fumbled on the sec- game's first toucbdown..Md acored again ood .play when hit by linebacker FullOn seven minutes later on a one-yard keeper Kuykendall and the Bruins needed only up~the middle. ------"·1.Jliays to travel...22.yards.__ __ ~- The Moot, 178-pouqd SciatTa ran Charlie Schuhmann got the final two seven times for 58. yards, all ill the yards up the middle. Levi Jackson ran flJ'St half, and connected on 9 of ll 14 yards for MSU's second to_ucbdown, passes for 179 yards. His 20-yard cuutng the UCLA lead to 35-14 in the touchdown pass to Rick Walker gav'e third quarter before the Bi-ufs1 com· the Bruins, nine point favorites, a 28-7 pleted the rout. bal£tlme lead. \Yendell Tyler.ran for touchdowns from 1be triumph before 44.026 in h-temorial two and six yards out sandwiched around O>llseum was the home opener for UCLA a one--yard touchdown run by Bobby Wlder new coach Dick Vermeil, and Ftrrell. it was the Bruins' first victory against one defeat and a tie. Ja<!kson carried 16 limes for 103 yanls The Big Ten's Michigan State, now and Baggett added 98 on 11 carries, i.1 , cut the deficit to 14-7 early in but the Spartans were less versatile in the second quarter on quarterback tt.eir attack. Baggett completed only Charlie Baggett's one yard run. But one pass in six attempts fol' ll yards the Spartans got no closer as the Pacific--and had one intereepted. 1 8 conference gained 'Its first victory in five games against Big Ten teams thJs season. Sciarra, mainl y a runner in UCLA's wishbone offense last year, ente.ted the CO"f\'NORS OllSTED; .4.SHE. GAINS SEMIS , SAN FRANC!~ {AP) -New r.e.. i I land'• Onny Parun upset top.aeeded Jimmy Connors 6-3, H, H Salurd'!Y night In Ule St00,000 Firem•n's Fund Tnternatlonal Open tennis tot1rnament at STATISTICS MSU " """ " ' ,.,., ~the Cow Palace, snapping COnnor'1 u.. T broken string of match vtclorltS a~ 2L Unseeded All!ltralian Ross Case upeet fourth-seeded Dick Stockton, Hi, trl, 74 ., ... n ...,.. to Move Into the IC-mifinals. ... H . ,, '" " .. ,., .. .. ... Third-seedea Arthur Ashe 11111>- to the ,.mlfinals by beating Vltaa Gerulaitls. H , f>.e, 6-1. And Cbarlel PasareU downed Aler ~r, 7-51 a.11 M. I • • ' • DAILY PILOT ..... !., ~· • SvltdiU, Stpttrnbtr 29, 1~74 ! Bem-s Thump Cadets, 27-14·; Stanford Tied ~1id1rest Ro1tud1.ip Irish Shock-etl; BERKELEY I APl -Chuck Muncie and Howard Strickland ran r o r touchdowns and Steve Bartko'fl•1kl threw a 7-yard acorlng pass to Steve Oliver to bring the California ll<art from behind tn tn. oerond hair to a 27-14 victory over Annr Satur4!1y. Michigan Romps The Bears. tt-i:K>int favorite1, were outplayed In the first halt. trailing 14-0 al lntennt~sion . But cal broke the game open in the second half as its olfense began to roll and its defense came alive. (;r11mle11 Stars STANFORD -Th< underdog San Joae State Spartans blew a If.point lead Salurday but dro\'e 80 yards for a fourth period touchdown, \vith quarterback Craig Kimball throwing five yards to former Saddleback C.O\lege star BiU Crumley ln the end zone, to gain a 21·21 tie with Stanford. The tying touchdown came with Ove rnlnutes lert in the game and the Spartans got one more chance to score, . moving th< football to the Stanford 32- yard line in th final minute. Co1tgars Edged CHAMPAIGN. Ill. -Quarterback Jell 'Hollenbach's 22-yard touchdown pass with 34 second• left gave fwnblHtriCken nnnots 8 21·19 victory Saturday over .. µnderdog Washington State ln a college football game. 11le desperate Illinois, trailing: 1~ at hal£time, needed two end zooe flips by Hollenbach to get lhe drama.tic clinching TD. With 41 aecondl left. Hollt11blch'1 1J> p&rent nv .. yard touchdown ton lo llglll end Joe Umalur w11 nulllfled because of llllnl holding. On tho nut play, from Wubinlton State'1 11, Hollanbach drilled the ball to Chrylltal In the ""1\er of the end mne. Hu1kle1 Fall SEATl'LE -Skip Walker 1"'"'1 three kluchdownl In tile firlt hllf Salurday, 1elldlnJ nlnlh-ranked Texa1 A l M lo a :&15 lnlmlectkmal college foolball 'vicl«y "'"' Wallhlngton. 'Tho Huskies. who adjusted to the -Uni Aufet ,....Pal balfllme, .pOlled lo within ll·ll In the final ps1od, bat quarterback David Wiiker bqan tto-take to the alr and drove the Texans 'It yard1 In 17 pla)'I to pul Iba pme '-"'tolrelch. :O:l'.eg-Wlu1 •.SALT LAKE CITY · -Stan Woodftll tdeked three ftekl goab and quarte<blck 7iliiVill 1'iimer' ioored -Uie &Hlieed tooohdow11 M Oregon came from behind ·to clefelt Utllh 23-1! In 1 fumble-filled •ooll ... foolboll pme Saturday nlght. • Woodfill'• field pb ol 21, 21 and 115 yards and tile . running of Don Re)'llOldl ijflhlllhted the Ortton vlcl«y. .. '.San Diego Seeks ~To Upset Miantl SOUTll BEND. Ind. (APJ Qu-ck Mike Tlorritzl, playing •1th I badly brulaed llhoolder. diN!CIO<f unheralded Purdue to i4 firot quarter points and the Bollermaken defense h<td oft second-ranked Notre Dame for a 31-20 \'ictory Satwtlay, ending the na- tion's longest college football wipnin g streak al 13 games. A touchdown on a six-yard run by halfback ~like Northington with 9:23 , .. maining followed an intercep(ion deep in Notre Dame territory by linebacker Jim Wood and sealed the upset for the Boilermakers. The loS! left th< defending national champions at 2-1, as Purdue scored !ta !Int victory alter a Joos and a Ue. The Fighting lrbh never recovered from a 24-0 ftrot-period dellcll. the most points ever ICOred In the opening quarter against Notre Uame . The Irish failed repeatedly to capitalize on good field poeitloo. In the final three perloda and were halted four time1 on fourth down tbrusta deep In Purdue territory. Woltierh1e• Bree%~ • ANN ARBOR. Mich. -Gordon Bell scored three touchdowns and Chuck Heater scored two more as fifth-ranked 1'fichigan annihilated mistake -ridden Navy, 52-0, Saturday In their in- tersectional football gam~ The CTOY.'d of lM,232 -second largest ever at 1'1icWgan Stadium -watched the \\lolverines destroy the team which bad upeel eighth-ranked Penn state 7-1 just a week earlier. Heater scored the first Michiga n touchdown on a one-yard plunge shortly after defensive tackle Jeff Perllnger in- reroepted a Phil · Poirier pass at the Navy 20 anti returned It lo the 10. The Mictrlgan offense colleci.td three interceptions and t"A'O fwnble recoveries. \vith four of the turnovers leading to Wolverine soores. BRke11e• Trl11mpla COLU-'lllUS, Ohio -Tailback mhle Griffin piled up 157 yardJ and two touchdown1 Saturday, leading lop-ranked Ohio 1 State to a 23-t college football victory over stubborn Southern Metho- dllll. tt marked the 14th straight game the 182-pound hometown jLmlor has aurjlo~ llllr yards ntshln(, ooly tbree contests abort of the natk>nal record. The Buckeyes appeared s I u g 11 i s h against the 37iXJlnl underdog Mustangs. but still ran th<lr . unbeaten lllrlng to 14 gamea. Wingback Brian Baschnagel, who has played in Griffin's shadow the tut two seasons, alto ICOred twlte. Bodfler• Beaten BOULDER, -Olio. -Flred·UP Colorado. whlcb earlier blew a lo--0 lead, bounced back behind the nmnlng or aophomore Utllbaek Bury Wadjy to upset !Ith ranked , ' SAN DIEGO (AP) -The l.-tiami Wlscomin, 24-21, in college football · DOiphins have an old 1COre to settle Saturday. today againat ttie San Diego Chargers, 1 Wuddy, a sensation as a freshman •)fho surprisingly hold a 4-2 edge in but a disappointment so far thi!I season their previous National Football League with just 41 yards rushing in the first jlmes. Kickoff is at 1 o'clock. two games, lklrted left end from five yards out for the winning touchdown But the Chargers, generally healthy early in the fourth quarter. follow ing their 20-17 upset victory last For lbe game, he carried 2S times ~week at Cincinnati, are still bli un-for J5I yards. derdogs on the basis of Miami's J)ollsh aiid strength. Nebraska Rolb -Wi1consin i..t. week, 8"1ded the ll\ISlten to !heir first four touc!xlowno, tn.o -t to tn. bench while bis teammatea worklld over the visiting Wiidcats. He was an- nounced as a doubtful starll!!" unlll minutes before the game. Fr<Shman Mmte Anthony I«! all ground gaiDera as be pickl!d up l1l yanlt on 14 CarTies. Anthony also scored Olle louchdown a! II< paced the Husker substitutes that showed no mercy to Wildcats coach John Pont's proteges. Jo1eo Blanked IOWA CITY -N~ Penn Stale held Iowa wlthoul a flnl down for three quarters Saturday and reserve tailback Dave Stutt1 ran for two touchdown• as U!e Nittany Uons ......t a 27--0 lnteeaectional football victory. Penn State. 2-1. dominated throughout and never let Iowa past its own 32 yard line until early in the fourth quarter. Stutts, a fourth team tight end a week ago but presaed Into .. rv1.,. becau!e ci lnjUrieJ, scored on run11 of two and ooe yanls as Penn State utllltlz- ed good lield position lo Ulte command fairly early. RAMS • • • (Coatinoed From Pa1e C-lJ they followed with an 28-20 ~ry over the New York Giants. The Patriot. have grudgingly SUr' rendered a mere 143 yards on the ground with Fairbanks' new defense of three linemen and four linebackers. In 14 games last year, the team allowed 1,850 yards rushing. Los Angeles led the NFL In Iola! defense in 1973, and lhe Rams are back again, fresh from a 24-4 victory over the New Orleans Salnts. Jo wlnninl their lint two ltartl, the Rams have sacked opposing quarterbao.U II time!. However. the Patrtota' reallgned ol· tensive blockers are hoping to bold Los Angeles. New England quarterback Jim Plunkett. who spenl much of bla ftrst three seasons getting clobbered, hat been sacked only once llO far tbla year. He i• al50_ getting plenty of help from run- ning backl Sam Cunningham and Mack Herron. The Ram!" oflenae is cllrected by veteran Jolm Hadl. Hil prime target• are Jack Snow and Harold Jackson, whlle Lawrenoe Mccutcheon is tile big ground gainer. Dodger Box Score LOS ANO•L•S ' IAN Ol•OO "'""' lllCIUltf', II w"'"' c1 o.,.,,..,,. lb Ftrtu-. rf C1y, Sb 111\1119111 11 YMter, i:: Munltl,p MlrtNi!I, t a•tllM a•r•M 1111 EHnlndt,• I 01 '110 Tomll l'I,, 0 11 .c1tOLockl .. r,llfll 01 JIOOTOl11'1rt 3 10 4100.0rvbD.CI' J •• .C 1 2 I Mc:COl't'f, 111 3 1 I '0 1 I JSCott.PI" 0 0 I • 0' I Winfitld.!t .. 0 0 A Cl 0 OT1'1Dma•,2:b ' 0 I 1100 HH!Otl.a 3 11 C1nlz11ro, c 2 0 0 Colbert, Ph 1 l O Atmon, S. 0 0 0 0 Grtlf,p 1100 Harlf'f, ' 0 0 0 0 K&lld•I!. ( 1 0 1 1 To1111 S1 I 11 ' Tolall 211 2 s 2 LOI A!lftt.1 100 001 030-J S..n 01ff0 100 OX: 010-1 OP-Los Antele$ I. LOB--l.o! An9tlff I, Ian Dlevo L 18---Buckntr, Wynn, Coibttl, K~I!, • In their 24-16 triu1nph over Bufralo, LINCOLN, Neb. -\\l ith a healthy ---U>e-Dolpbins--1>egan J.o_resemble____lhe___Dave-Humm at-the helm , Nebraska 's MGCovtv. 3~11.uueH. Hll:-LOHt 10. l~Wvnn, L.OPta. Yllfff', 1-GrubO, Wvn11-tP-N R ~R-1110 defending Super Bowl c h a m p i o n a , 10th-ranked Comhuskers pounded out a recovering three fumble11 and sacking 49-7 victory over North·.veste111 in a Bills' quarterback Joe Ferguson five non-conference football game Saturday. times: Humm, injured in Nebraska's Joss to Mlt.r1tll {W, 21Ml Tl~ ' 2 2 ' 1 M11rtll11l 1\.'I l o o 1 0 Gf'tll (L, t·l'l 7\~ 10 J J 2 ' Hardy V.10001 Tomlin l 10 000 W'°~rtil. l1ik-TOll'lt!11, T-2:31. A-41.01', FINAL DEMO Ct E4RANCE 131 '7Z DIMOS TOCHOOSI Baseball Standings ·-~-'FIOM -- '7i ~011.t. 4 DOOll ............. ._.,,...., ..... • 7J MARK 11 4 DOOlt ................. , ................. ·-· 13277 • 74 VoLYO 164 illlll. , .... P.I., *· Mil/fM ..,_ L9IW i. .... _._.,.. .... 1111111 16377 Al.SO THBE fAlllOUS USED CAR BUYS 7J COIOHA WAM>ll .......... -.-..n •2977 7JC&ICA .. -. •• 111•1 ......... .-. 13377 '7J Ml WJ..otl ,....,.~ .... --- 13417 /" AMERICAN LEAGUE Eut Dlvlllon w L --Baltimore 87-71 New York 87 72 Boston 83 75 Cleveland 75 83 Mllwaukee 75 84 Detroit 71 87 Weit Di\'i1lon Oakland 89 70 Texas 82 74 h1innesota 81 . 78 Chicago 71 79 Karuas City . 77 82 An1er1 85 14 ' S1tvr41,•1 e11ftd H .. York '"· CllY•ll!ld J.J lottoft 7, Dcfrolt 2 Tl•lt 11, 1(111111 Clh' 0 Oakltl'ld f. Chletto I l11!tmott J, Mllwl!A" I A1191ft 4 Ml!WlftOtt I T"'r'• OttMI Pct. .551 .547 .525 .475 .472 .449 .5'° .522 .509 .497 .484 .409 GB ~- \\ 4 11 12\\ 18 8 ! 10 12 24 Ntw York (MIY 7.J) 11 CltY•lll'ld (l!lil!tlf!I 1-0 llD'!totl INior•j .. " a t Detroit H-tm•~rv~ 1-11 Mllwtllli:H { 11Pot1 lJ-141 ti a11timor1 (McNlltv 1",l!~.. 1a1tr11v lt-ltl 1t K11n111 Cit'/ llrlln .. , Chklto !Otttn HI 11 Otlliand IA~ 1./1 MINltJOll ll l'f""9n 17·1'1 11 Mttlt (Has.llf ~Ill ,,,.. ... ,.. ••rntt atllltrlOl'I al Dt!ralt Cll•fllnd II I Ol!OA Olltr ""* ldlldvl8d ' • I NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division w L PiU•burzb --8&--73 St. Louis 84 74 Philadelphia 73 !O Mootreal 77 81 New York 69 89 Chicago 66 92 West DivlsJon Dodgers 100 59 Cincinnati 97 62 AUanla 66 73 Houston 79 79 San Francisco 71 88 San Diego 51 JOI S1f11Nil"t't .,_. l'ltttbvtth J, Ntw Yotk I C"i(lltM t. If, LOllll I Clnctrinatl 1J, hn ~r•ncllCO • MonltHI J, l'l!!lldei11hl1 I Mov1lon J..2; Alt.~!• M Dtdttn s. "" OlffO • Pct. .~ .532 '.494 .487 .437 .418 .829 .810 .541 .500 .447 .881 GB I 7 8 18 19 I 14 20\\ 29 4111 Tld•r'• e4ftlll Pl!!lblITTlll !Breit IHI l'f Nt'W 'l'orll {AfOCftc:I UJ,, Louis (Cur1!1 .. 111 ti ClllCIOI l\tMt 1..Jl HOV1lon fGrf1011 1'-10) 11 All 1111 flilllhlrlY 1'\1111 f tllfl(IKO CO'ACQl.llUo 12-131 It ClMllWlltt lkitbY 11 .. ). Plll!Mlflpl'll1 !Sctl\ltltt' ll•IJI ti MOntrtal (l!1lr ll).1J ""'"".,.. •Miii ChfcffO 11! "ltltbYl'th PPIH'6etwlll II H .. Yorll: Dodffrf If HoUfl'OI) It. LOVfl 11 MontTNI J;rtl'f ,.,.,... tcllfdU ltd I . ' . IARLE ROllTAILLI JOI IROCKMAN Cha1nps Reunite Robitaille, Brockmcni Recall Titles Edftor'.t note: Tht modlm ere tpartJ vlata ta providing mtertafn. ment, quaUty and occaifonally con. trove1su on a scale ntt:i!r Nfort attained m tht world of athlttfct. Yet •J)Of18 of day1 gont br al.!o had great momenti and 1tar per- f01mtrs. Today our look at these dat11 focuses on Hu11tingto1l Beach'• , Earle RobiWiltt and N c top or t B1ach'1 Joe Brockman. By HOW ARD L HANDY Of tf'le DlflY Po.t lttft Take a police chief, a dentist, a prodllce aal""'1W1 and a bortender. mix them well with others from tn. -ldnf wot'ld and run them bock 25 yaan and you will ftntl a CIF champlomhlp football teem al tn. otl>er end of th< line. The police chief In questloo is Hun- ilngton ll<sch"1 Earle Robitaille and the denlllll 11 Newport B<sdl'• Joe Brockman. 'Ibe othen live around the Southland, many ol tbeni In Iba <>ranee County area, and on Oct. Going Back IN S PORTS 19, they will all get totether on the Queen Mary In l.ooi B<sch !or a remlon to celebrate two aucceuive C1F football cbamplooshipa a t CompJoo l!lch. Robitaille, a slim, trim ~ ~ 11 Iba ix-it ttme. weighed 225 when he Wll an ml and aliot putl<r In hld>och>ol. Before movini lo Co mp ton • Robitaille pia7ed hi• •op homo re seuon u a clefenal~ end r... Jim Blewitt at Manual Arla High In Loe Angeles and hi• most vivid memory of those dly1 lnvo!ved an Injury. "We W<H IJIO)'lng Wuhlngtoo ffifh and they had a ""1pla of bocks that had been teorlng up tile teque,,one of them wa1 Hugh McElheMy. '"Our roach bad a big tallt with us before the game and aald to llll<k ~ guy1 whenever they came through. '"I tool: it upon myaelf to 1el McElhenny and unfortunately, I wound up with a broken wrist. l never ran up againlt a guy u powerful and u fall with a big aec- ond effort. He WU I bull." Robitaille play1 down his role u & defensive end at C.Ompton when It defeated Santa Bart>era. l&-13. lo "1n the CIF champlon1hlp under amck William• In 1149 or when II toppled Fullerton, 21-14, tn lllO under Keith Lee. His teammate Brockman, an of- ferui lve end, still gives the needle to USC wlstant coach ~1erv Goo1 \\'ho played on the Senta Barbara team ln '60. "I was fortunate enough to catch three a1tical passes In that game,"' he SA)'I. Unfortunately. Brockman WU ln- jund dw1ng his early days at USC but was on lhe sid elines in the Rose BoWI when the Trojans played under the direction of Rudy Buklch and Jim Contratto. Robitaille W1sn1t always lnclintd to protect the law and defend the citizenry. "l wu a acrewoff in high 9Chool," he uya. "Two Incidents turned things around for me, otberwi!le, 1 might have been tn. recipient of police tttVICH rather than handling them. "The two beet things that ever happened to me wert getting married tn. ytM after I llnlllhed high ochool and the other wa!I time I tpenl in Iba milltary service."' How dld he happen to move to O>mpton after hl1 sophomore year at Manual Arla lligbl •>~ty father and Jimmy Mctamln came down to this country frcm Canada together and toured as a boxing team. "Dad WU al90 I basketbe.ll playtr and liked the Denver area where he 1ettled. 1'1cLamin we11t oo to become a world boxing chamP'ioo and Ded played aemlpro basketball. "He always wanted my brother (Jim) and I lo play buketball but I didn't have any lnterett In the sport ao I played football and !rack 11 a ahot putter. "Dad wanted us to partidpate in a lop sporta mmmunlty and Comptoo wa• there at the time." .. When he was In high school. Earle alllO recalls hit track days under HunUngton B<sch'• Emil Hartman. then Q:mptoo. High trick coach. "He'd aend me out to work oot with one of the junior college putters. H1s name was Ed 5anden and he later became Olympic heavyweight borlng champion but was killed In a boxing match In Boston before II< was dl!charged from tn. Navy."' "Sports aaved me and • lot of "her guya from trouble In high lchool Ind I'm thlnkfUJ," be 1ay1. "I really wasn't a top athlete but I was part of the team and that'1 v.ilat counta and I beUeve in it thoroughly u an outlet for young people." Red Raide1·s Maul Texas; Oklahoma· in 72-3 Blitz LUBBOCK. Ter. (AP) -Sophomore fl waa 21-3 al bal!Ume and the fame quarterback Tommy Dunlven rilled three wu all over. touchdown --'!!!"" lo fleet flank!!_ -Aggie• -Burled- Lawrence Williams Saturday and Tell!! NORMAN. ~la. -Joe Washington Tech shocked sixth-ranked Texas, !&-3, bolted for two touchdowns as third-rank- rof the fint Southwest Conference Jou ed Oklahoma scored a scbool record . n point• In the first quarter and blitzed by the Longhorns m IO pmea. previously unbeaten Utah State 72-S 11Je defending S\VC champions, who saturday. ' ' have captured six consecutive titles, Five interceptions by the swift Sooners opened a brief 3-0 lead on Billy Schott's _secondary contributed !o the fiasco with 40-yard field goal and were promptly two paSI lhefil relumed for touchdowns. burned by the Dwliven-Wllllams bombs. A northwe~ wind In exceM o_f 20 ~es Tailback Larry mac acored on a per hoUr did not help the Aggies' d1lem- ai1-yard run to give Tech a 1-3 lead ma. and tile polled Dunlven connected on Arkan•a• Glide• Jouchdown •bola of 77, 15 and II yardJ . FAYETl'EVILLE, Arlc . -Mark Miiier to the •lick Wllllam1 who had U!e and Scott Bull, Arl<anaa•' quarterbo<k Longhoms cfe£endera croa .. tegged with tandem, l<COUl\led for five touehdownl bla darting maneuvering. and TulJI"• otfenoe made mlatake after milllake ., the Ruorback1 "'°""' a 11)4 111<.'lory Saturday. Fr!LLERTON DEALT inllet 11<.'0red two-..... one on a !2·yard run, while Bull ~ twtoe 31-21 GRID LOSS and threw a Ill-yard toudldown ~ toMauM-. Comtrblck Jolanall I" a I r m a rt in-Mlller hid llarted all 1brta pmer tettepled a -po;1 and 10!Urnad It 16 at quarterback lot Art~ tbl1 ""''" yards for 1 ioudidown 10 end a lilo but coach FrW Broylet cdmldm both C.I Stole tFullerton) rally aa Webtr he and Bull atartm. Stale de/ul<id !be 'llteT. IHI; Satun!IT -COlllllovl l/191el . aftornooll 11 Santi Ana 8?wl. WACO, '!'er. _ 11Jg11-tttfPlhl Bayl..- The loe1 waa Fuller1on • lint !rt four tailback Steve B<ofrd 'l""lad three outings lhll year. toucildowns, two on p:111es fro m f'llrman's tnlercepUon of Daryl Johns' quar1orback Neal Je£fniy, 11 the l!«ln pa• came after the Tilana bad clooed -t mll-ranked Oklaholnl State !1-ll to 14-11 with .even mlllules lo play In an lnteraecllon1l football 1ame <ur- ln the 1ame. day night. I ,- The Wlldcata ,,.... leading 14-11 when 8aylar"1 delenae held the Oldahoma Fuller1oo Jinehllcker Dtla Duncan block· State oHen,. to one touchdown . as Ibo ed and recovered 1 punt •I !ht Webar Bean won their first game !his sea.., State 2.1, Thlee plays later Johns threw ID three atan&. Oklahoma State 11 now a Ill-yard !<Orlni pass to Jim McDonald. :Z-1. 1 • •. Vols · Lose To Auburn· '' CobhS Today's Sports On Television 10 a.m. (I) -NFL FOOTBALL -The Loe Angeles Rllt1I meet the New Enilind Patrlota al Sbatftr Stadlwn 1n Foxboro, Miu. (4) -NFL FOOTBAU. -The New York Jets face the Buffalo Bills al Rich St1dlum bt Orchard Park, NY. -I p.m. (4) -Nf!. FOOTBAIJ. -"lbe Cincinnati Bengals meet 'the 49crl at San Francisco's Candle!tiCk Park. 4 p.m. (I) -COU,EGE FOOT· BAU. -Michigan Slate mccta UCLA In a aarne played Saturday nlibt. (7l -COLLEGI! FOOT· BAU. ~4 -Schedul d highlights: UCLA VI. Mlchlgllll . Slale, Miami !Fla.) vs. Tampa and T\l~a vo. ArkaMu. • . ' . . •• i Sunday, Stptfl'llbtr 29, 1974 DAILY PILOT C 3 1 Edison Easy Victor Over Warren, 28-7 Wf\lle Cornell and fullback calT)'ing'elght times In the 0• "" 0•111 '11'1 '1'11 Don Bruyn made mincemeat march. By ft3GER CARLSON Edison HJgh's C h a r g er s Craig Hawley blocked a punt wanned up for Friday night's out of the Warren line hehlnd to set up Edilon's third TD Sunset League football col-the superior blocking oi Bob from 49 yards out and Ben lision with rival Fountain Campbell. Kevin Ford, Dav1d Ramos' interception set Lhe Valley by pummeling a hlgh\y. DeHulf, Al DiSiena and Steve Chargers up on the \Varren regarded. 3-A Warren eleven Crothers, the Chargers still nine for the final TD. S8turday night, 28-7, before had Nate Ching with his run-GAMIE STATISTICS I 6,200 at Huntington Beach ning and passing to further Fl"' .,..,.. ,.,.111"' w 1 1~ ! High. · confound the enemy. Flr11 "°'""' ~s1rnq 10 :1 ' r•. "' -· b B'll Fl~! Oowns '"n•ltlH 1 o f---Tlie--~rget:S-~l -All-of-~-Ds-c.arne,.___tJUu'~'''"'' o'--~._ _ _uu _ __,,._, ___ 1 Workman 'A'Oll it in ronvincing on the ground with Oiing and Y•rdi •uihlng ~' 711 fashion , di!playing a bruising backup quarierback R i ck ~:~! io;,'1 "" ': ia1 running game in addition to Bashore keeping on runs of ;:11~::!!.:;1::,,r.c. .~: s3! a stone wall derense agalnst 12 and seven yards and Btu"'n P-1n"1v••d1 Plflll. 21» ".,", ,.+kin ~'"'-,._,,..,:i . . ' ~ Fumoiltl,I fumbl11 1011 J/1 an1 ...... ,g on 'Ul!O: 5, .. ,..,..... going 1n fTom 11 yards out, scor1"' a..11- . Edison's only facet ~· in addition to Cornell's one-~:ii'..: 0° 1,0 71 s1dered somewhat suspect tn yard burst •usH•Na ,_, ,_,. preseason speculation was at Bruyn's tally was on hh! •d1tc111 tell yt tailback -but Don Come!l first carry of the night after cor11111 11 ns proved he can do the job-as Cornell had ban~ed away from ~~~~ ; i1 he rushed for 115 yards in his tailback position. 11vau1m1 ' 11 17 carries for a 6.7 average ft broke the ice in the Rec-~:::~~,,.. : ;~ and one touchdown. ond period and Ching's fourth w""1... 1 is The Chargers dominated down, 14-yard pass to Steve 81T~';! 3} 21~ every phase of the game and Hines kept the drive alive. W•r,..~ Warren was unable to mount Hines kicked the first or ~~~~~ 1~ ~ anything until the fourth four PATs and Edison \\'as e,.11~1o s '' ~ ... • '·' • ,., • 7.S • • • • '" ' 23.• • lS.O • 7.0 ' ' '·' " -1.0 • '" J ... Wllmolfl J I quarter and ·trailing, u.-0. on its way. 101•1~ 11 ~ It was clear moments later P'Ass1No UNIVERSITY'S RON NIC~OLS 180) BREAKS THROUGH TO BLOCK A CANYON EXTRA POINT ATTEMPT. NICHOLS ALSO SCORED A TD • 2.•' " ... Sports Briefs BucJ Ford Pirates in First; Sparks O.rioles' Lead Cut 16·14 Win ........ ~ ..... . __ ,_.. *MlwC......,lwJY,.. ........ ,_, ..... ., ... C:Wecllflt '"" lxpwrt• .. - .HARBOUR y • u • J ' " "' • • "' "" -121111 "' ri I YI lS -1., 0 2., 10 J.• 2 ,., 3 2.1 :io 3.0 0 •.2 ' 6.1 0 l.J 1S -I.I II l.J ENJOY MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL ~~~~-.A N.CIENT ~MARINER FOOnOMG HOT DOGS-25' • 2607 W. CMJlt Hwy., Mlwporl hoch 301 W. Tntlii A•e., S•I• A1ic1 .. ._ that Edison was superior as IMI pc Jhl r• ,.er the Olargers rolled 71 yards 'eh~~ su 11 ~ ~~ :~ in 13 plays, consuming 6:40 Tollll II • I IDI M4 Wo-of playing time with Cornell Hipp!• » '' J in .-s Acco11uindo Out Rustlers Defense Leads 20-3 Win I stanza and despite the MOUi> ties domlnaUon. Mt. SAC's longest gain was 14 yardl. Golden West took a 7-0 lead lhe fin! time it bad the ball y,fien Paul Fiskness, who led all rushers with 131 yartb, -ed rrom Uno yards oul. Arter Mt. San Antonio kickod a field goal, Dan AlcPherson • booted a 37·yarder 'or lhe Rustleni. nie nut ume 111e Rutit1m had the bell, Fislmess brol<e loose for a 5G-yard TD nm, giving-.COlden West a lH » vantage. McPhet'90ll clooed out the !C<Xing 10< Golden West when he booted a 32-yard field goal. ; He also converted on the Rustlers' two touchdowns. OAM• STATISTICS ow Fl.-.t downs ru1111nv f F!,..1 Oown1 p111lna ' Flf"1t ...... " pt1111lffn 0 Tott• llr11 ~"' IS Yerd1 rvshlnv n1 Y1rlb peul1111 7 0 6 Y1rdl lolt NII v••dl 1elllld 1'7 Punt1/11'1f'"tge d ill. (/]7 Ptn1llle1/'f'll1. p1t1ll. tn Fumbln flOll OfO Seo,.. "' Q111rt.n "" " ' • " "' 1~~ ... "" "" "' Ml. San An1onlo j j O 0-3 Gold.., Wnt 1 0 ~-llUSHING 0..Mn ... _, Fl11u!eQ Shrout P1rlrldtl1 PO-IL Oetntlr1k01 fell YI yt •'l'I 2) 1ll 0 6.1 :r.z 11 ""'' M..-111111<1 4 1102,1 1110 5.S 1l2tl2.0 Punlm1t1 T Ollll J J I ii • Be<1lor1 How1rd H1u11r SBl'rt" Ml. S•• AttMle 1tn .,10J ! .fl • tl Hl!I McDtt"rnolt Por!er 101111 11 0 .s.s 2100,s.o 2 2 J.f , 0 ,, 1·', l"ASSlrO IM lf ., O.lll1n Wffl ••Kpllil191>Ct Shrout Mt. ,,1; .. ,.:_,, o 7• .$37 31 14 I 121 .olSl 1010 .000 32 ••• J 121 .Q7 October 2-6, 197 4 ... ORA.NG£ COUNTY'S ONLY FALL SHO~ ... PLAN NOW TO ATTEND! YOU'LL SEE ••• Motor Homes & Campm• Sl'ltlll • Tr1il1n • Yins • Yin Conv1rtlon1 • Sall Bo1ts • Cltlm1r1n1 • Ski Boats • Motor Cycles. Of! the ROid VthiclH. . C.mpln1 Equipment 1nd hundrod& llf Other Excitlnr Exhibits. MANY NEW FOR 1975 RECREATION VEHICLES •BOATS TO IE ON DISPLAY FOR THE FIRST TIMEI SPECIAL FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT DAILTI Y11'1 tet ttlt Wwtd flntfltl kairt Winn nit tht hlrtl wfre , •• Kirt & S .. I~ lo'llltlr utlti"I ·~ ....... M"" C,.lt "' ••• 1 t!Jrill "' "' ..... SHOW HOURS: 5· 11 P.M. Weekdays-Noon-11 P.M. • Satutdq-Noon-9 P.M. Sunday, Mutts $2.00 {Children undtt 12 r11rt with lld111t11 SAYE &Oc Oft an ldUft ticket wittl ,our 'PfCltl cl!ICOlllll 1lc•tt. MllNllt .i )'l)tlf ,,..,.t AtflN Bltll Mllrild. llrrln_, °"ll Stors. Show (Jhlbl•" Gttltr ..... MOtn. • I i I I _:I :. I . • . • • . . ' .. . . . . . , . . . Ii (: 4 OAllY PllOT Su....,, S.,-290 1974 · at'sDoing Outdoors ' JIM NIEMIEC Area Polo Results ~ fishing continues at a good pace "1-the ooast ~·!Lb JU JOO• COLL•O• more tha:n 21S already cbeclted in at l.be Balboa Anglina Club. MT. SAC TtlUltNAMaNT .... .... "' Glilrttrt 'Ibere Is a large area ol spikebills and sportsfishermen are Go!Mn Wett o 1 ' 2-s lllfely to run across them almost an..-.... ..... Action was hot Mi. s1n An~ • 1 1 1-.J J'"''""'"' GOlftfo WHI tcOf'l~Mlft t. last weekend off Catalina, but the marlin are constantly on H1rtt1o11 1, c.s11..,-1. Ektt 1. (Golden the move in the channel. WHt ,.,, -po1n1 ""° 1i.1. • SClnl '1 GN"M11 According to reporta from Anglers Center m Newport, fish-0r1:,: eo.11 1 l 1 1-.J ermen are doing equally well with Fire.eye type jigs, spanish Go1Go1~,!"''~•1t • .cor1~:.~ 1--f. mackerel and flyers. Boats are running across feeders and Jotwiaon l. Or•ne• co.11 1eor-r---~'"".•'' erl""!,tiifferent tifnes-of--the-day-and--DrmY.-lirikea..~-~~ l. MGM..._, 1, Dotwort mg repo~. ~ .,. °"'"""' •r. . -- ,·Gauchos Win, 17-15, • On Late Field Goal By GLENN WIDTE ml thio time Hartmen elected was an interception by Jim Of• oettr '• "-", to me his plaoekicker, wblch GoidSone at bit own five atber • SAN DIEGO -Brilll Hellir paid .olf with Ibo ""°"'• San IJieSo had flll\wcl within klclr<d a JO.yard field aoaJ It tiall 1-1 a frustrating eight yank o1 a TD. with nine .ec....ts leR In the • aflmloon r.. tbe Gauchoo. The Olher -l'oettctn '• tame to give l!ml<'jllqued Four paos inlerc:eptlOoo, a like breakq up ol a lwofojnt 8addleback College a 17-15 nun¥>e< o1 fumbles and fire cooversioo -aUemi>t. -Contemice l<lodloll majcr penalties bad plagued Saddleback gave up oat Sin victory over Sao Di"IO C~y tllem. • · Dieso ocore on a l6-yard 1\111 Ooltege Saturday altemooo. The delenoe, ~ed by with a pass ~;gave Everyone is optimistic about the continuation of the spike-~~w"' 1 ~ ! t! bill ~ and indications are that marlin in the 225-to J60. Gokltn west K:Orlng-JOhMOrl 2, t._.._....,,,,,.,i,ii;.:....1-_..:.A'11ini-crowd-.f--me Dave ~. ~ Sciar· away a safety m a -.r to 37 -···t Bal~-N-•1um roua. lliyOlii , Cl!-ma)rOl!iclnlliled-GUF'oelr-tbetbe--+--- here 't;;""':,atcl> ~ ' tbroe, Jllil ~ and l'oett· Md """" ml -a 1bird • po~.r~ are showing up. An unconJirmfd report .from a· CHU-, 1' :C~""~· Qv.trten fel krii'·bic .pme fl.Shennen tellt of a 350-pouod striped marlin· °"'""' co.11 a o 2 2-6 throw an aroused <lefense jllJt ""' bad pil ' die con: to ocore on a -.11&>,..,.. double -•1...;no oll t ... the KnJOis COlllilloolly, -_. • , • ·a ..,....-.... enae a "~ They lield sln'Qlep ot mln-·The Go.--.; ""*' underoog Knights. • llll.e yanla .total on .... in ~ broke oll ~ ,.._ an be. book'"' and lost Mt. Sen Antonio 1 t 2 14 mg .-;y • 0.-1119e C~•t 1eorl11t-Lund t, Smllll RaJph Clock of Newport and Tommy Forbes or Huntington t, sw.nllCll'I 1. Moore11ou .. 1. Beach -just returned from a fiv~a.y trip into Mexican waters Fuu ... ion 1 °!:"' s!t? aboaid the plush sportfisher Tlck Tock. According to Forbes F1,..1 u.nd11'1!il~Fu11er111n '. o. o 1 the ~ ,piclted up albacore . dolphin , yellowfin tuna and lots °'°'~ Cbtsl 1.1.11 Mt. s.n Antonio of yellOwtaU while fishing the wateri off GuadaluPe · laland. !',.i~ s'i:'; wntc•~·~'" •"' H c 1 Sea'.s were roug_h. with win4U to 30 knots on the' return trip, "&~",'1t:!~)T butfi wa0terjn condila t ... S berwere generally good for holding game Cllaltey Se-"' CIN"'? 1 1 l--4 isl:I well .P.llO te Octo . s.dci11bK1t o 1 o 1-J GOLF. WINNERS -Frank Fries, Jr. (right) accepts the winners trophy from tournament chairman Clar- ence Miller in the third annual Orange County He art Association tournament at Irvine Coast CC recently San Diego l!>IJe•red heod«I • tbe llnlt quoner IDd JniJNa eigl\t·~ard !1¢11-.;.111 7:112 IC< an incredible vicl«y, ;is lo the third. )'et art.r tm.'ee, remaining fn the lint.quarter ·holding a 15-ll lead wltll le98 • pefiods the; !l-~ • Their other tmciJdJ1'n' came than -lour .-':"""'tts-lo-play_ ~-ll>H.~ wlthJ:ll.to ·IC! ID U.J hird when the·VJ•iting Gauchos aol ·And at that i.... by playt jierfod on a loffnl·poil 6"om their lao! chance \\'Ith the loot-by the der.noe kepi ihe ocore Ml~ to ~ ball. from being •Yell crea1er·· Qle Heeter ldebd-bolh PATI. NewPorfers weighing-in ma'.rlin this past week at the BAC L:1f.'°~~i!.11~11111 -K•lle110tch. included three marlin takeb on Bill McGee's BUlfisher· and sc ... 111, 0Nrt1r1 • t • Slddl.0.Ck I 1 3 .J.-9 !:~e ,~pperedearltoob'ys u1!-?'y underDick-1!.,hile (i$hing aboard the El ,,::T!:'~ _.11111 _ ~.~pt!.ur"i ... 16& II.I l'U:Ull .... .,..,... LYie 2. ltkloe, Smlttl, K•tkflbkll. That came .with 3:50 r& mainJng 1n the game, ·follow- ing ooe ol many spatl<:lng San Diego plD!!s. T a k I n g LOt.S.of.broadbill are also being spotted tn tbe channel and MlllolM vs. ... u.twn1" 1-111-11t I-,,_ a....... . haul' ' fl b dail VARSITY pan .. ·uuama:re mgmis y. • k.nOJGNrtln Jonl•n I I O 3-J Esl•ncl• 1 2 2 o..-. Women's Golf over on hJr 'own SS1• the Gauchos drove f'1 yards in 15 'plays to pull out the victory. s,,rt W•ter f'lafting Slates Oaly ~ ...... ptd e9tdlet If 111& weer 1ame fWr Ith -I eajoyed by party boall l'llllttln& oat ol Newport aad na. Jia!!>on-Mott ca~ ore .,..... 1p of bottom -., ~ 'vet'l'. ~ yellowtall beh• taclllded In tbe flsb .... L -Bhle&l tau lllve mtl'ed oat ud 9Cdoa u boabe, ltar- ..l'l<ltla, ""4. lloat u1 slowed. Ludlnp rejiort llJ•t loads ud -~la&len .... rtt.n.tn& to Ibo docki ,.it1i iacu hd1 of na•. Io Saa Diego, Poal Morris of Fllbermo•'• Ludlnc aay1 tlJenJ 11 'a pod chuce yellowtaU miPt break loooe aga!D. Monti added that Uttre are · tdU albacore, dofpldll ud tana • lite Htskle, bat tUt pauen1er lo•d• are tot light te make a -t trip profttable. Mott ol Ibo loqllns bave beea cnPt aa ~, ... ll llq\I,,., rouge boats m~c a swing .. tbe ... , ....,, If l!:.jo. f 'N~~ U.,clea ... up• Utile from t!Je·red .tide mid ..., !ldliic ·-llut .... llPs " Im-'"'"'"'· . Mlic!.i ~ Povllaa. er. reattag a skiff eaa be prodacave 1.,. oaglen lllblnc Uve bolt, tnlltnc or uJag cut bait. Ducks Vttlimt~d Ditttler' Set ' The night Of Oct. 3 Is set aside !or Orange ·Cowity water- fowl hunters to get together r ... the fifth annual Orange County Ducks Uni-~Inner party. The dinner will be held at the AlrpfJrl(r hm and activities begin at 6:30, with dlnner scl)ed~ at 8. · ' 'ncketa .ire available:.JI}. ~a ·lhn.lted number at all Grant Boys ~· Foc more lnlormatloo on the dinner phone Fritz 11o..-.a154M!OQ __ e,11ncl• Kori/Iii! lM l. KIUintr ,,~ 2. WV111. \IA•StTY le.re lly """"*'' ~ BNtll 2 2 S )-JO MIM$Cwl vs.to 3 S 2 1-r L'811!1• B9'ell Korlng: (PtnntY (), MorrNlt :t. AmMtn. a unllng, O'H•r•. ·, Mlftlorl \l~lng; OKlllkl 4. Weaver Wins It was a drive higbllglted by two foortb down gambles and the nllty. work ol S&Jn Peek, Jim PQettgen a n d quart<rilock Marty Mlkkel!lell. ' MvrPlly J), O "}. s-:-::'~ El Dor• t t O S-S UnlYWllty 1 4 ' 1-10 Seacliff CrouJn The first gamble came· with fourth down and, 2~ yards to go at the Saddleboct 4L Three minutes shJwed on the Unlwr11lv sc:art1111: Hl!Mtl 2. Stevens J, °"91r011t1 !, Lyons, McCorml(;k, J, Clmpbtll, L C•mooett. ' \IA•SITY SC.. lly OMrtlrt Miu/on Vltio I l l t-t El Dortclo 0 O I 1-2 Mission Yl•lo ICOl'll"!I: Ok•r•kl J Ml!ltr, Mc0oug•H, HOwe, Murphy. ' 'IAltSITY CHAMl"IONSM1'1 Joan \Veaver is the ~·omen's club champion at Huntington Seacliff Country Club. winning the title by 20 strokes with a 544lole total of 244. u~~L~ "" o-t'1 1 0 .__12 Kay Moser was runnerup LU~rv "_.,-I'll: He!..!. ls. °Ls with 264 and Nancy Ray plac-~~1 ·3, McCwmlck. Lyo ns; ed third in the gro~ com-_.,,. ow, H•Uiri.ti. pet't " 'th 273 l111~ Bncll ~ng: Amw11 I ion Wl • O'Htrt. Simmons. H-'or\, Morr .. le, ' p II B MAN•1M TOU•HAM•lfT o Y rowning and Cuba YA•s11v Curl tied for low net honors k.-. .,. QNrt.,.. 'th r . L•kewood , 1 , .__11 WJ scores o 236 m the cham- ~C~.~ scor1r111 : o ,:,,,,J..3-~ pion.ship night. Dtmbedll, EPPt1"Mlft. Rosemary Erickson won the scoi!~s~"'" first flight gross award with La WllllCll'I o o 2 l-.J a 282 with Helen Cowden se-~ •• ~ _,.11111: :~!ins.-l cond at 289. Eileen Allen was W•nl.·Galltel'I••-. Monroe,. Ric.. low net victor at 231. VAltSITY 1t1re .,. °""'" In the second rught , June ~!:'H'm• inu : ~ ~ t: Doyle was the victor with CorON dtl ~ scoring: erowrv a gross 310. Mary Van- t. W•boft. Sm1t11. ----derSommen_won_net with 238. 'IAllSITY .clock. And cooch George Eileen Yracebum and Marion • Bartman, who only moments Darling. earlier had ~ going ID D flight , Trudy Bone was for an easy field goal ·on a the winner with 40. Three drive that eXi>ired at the San players tied for second at 43 Diego six, went for broke. including Kay Leutwiler, Lu Mikkelsen hit Peek with a Will~y and Elise Stipes with pass for six yards and the Pat Lackner next at 44 li1:. first down. In a tin whistle tournamen t. A short time later with Alice Derby was the A flight fourth d~ , and 1% to go victor with 36, followed by at ~ Diego s ~· Hartman lliary Zimmennan (33) B J • agam ordered his trqops to Sleva (32) and Dee A.scbe~ the attac~ • ~ain ?.filckelsen (31 ). passed, thJS time to Poettgen G!My Stasko took B night foc 17 yard._ That put the 'th 33 r II wed ball at the 27. WI • O O by Sue Mikkelsen hit P tlg [ E\\-ers (32) and a tie '>etween the "--oe en or Cleta Delong Marianne Holt ano r 17 to wt: .10. . ' . After an offskle penalty and ~ Strickland at 29. gave sadd.Jebeck a first..and-M~rl~n Voss a~d J".ran goal situatim at the five, three ~Wls tied for f1tst m C flight plays oould net only a vanf with 32. Eleanor Green was ' next with 31-and Joyce Gaplis . Collegiate ~ • ' I I -, ' Grid Scores .• ' { Wetl ~ Kansai St. 31, ~aclfic 7 UCLA 'II, Michigan St. 14 Minnesota 9, TCU 7 Cal %7, Army ii Toledo 19, Ohio 16 Staolord 21, San Jose St. 2t Bowllog G<een 21 , 'Western Teus A&M 28, Washington IS Michigan 13 Cal Slato (Long Beach) 21!, . Kent St. 13, EaSUlnl Michigan Drake 13 0 Weber St. 31, Cal State WuUer· Mlssowi 9. Arizona St. O ton) 21 • OtkOll 51. ''· Huron u Cal Poly (SUl) 17, Fresno St. So. 01kol• Stile JS, A\19111101'11, S.D, • lncll•111 U, Pi. 21, ShlPPfl'lt.bl.lrt 0 13 1 • Norllltf"11 IOWI 20. No. Odlot1 St, I $11n fritnclKO St. 7, <.•I Stitt Ohio ,...11'11rn 15, Kll-loO Col. ' 'Non~-) ,1 C.,,I MlchlOtn 42, Oayton t HUl!.dllt 17, NorthwODd Mlcl'I. lJ l lnfltld J5. ~"' Ol°tOD'I 7 IHlllOl1 ,Colltft 26. low• ~Y111lly111 1! lJC RIY1nlcl1 :U, WJll!flet° '' Inell-S!t lt 21, Nor'fltr11 lllll'IOl1 14 C•I Poly IP-I 21, ~cram.,,to St. Ct11! M1uourl SI 27, E"mPOrl• o 0 SE Mlnourl 17, EvWtnlllt 6 ltedl1nd1 17. Cit l..vlhtr1n ll Wnlwn ltllrlo/1 11,l-wtr.. "'"w"'*"' Simon l'nts.r lS. Humboldl SI. l Adrt!n 10, Bllltf1on 1 UC Dtvlt U. Sllllt Cit•• ft Btldwln-Wtlltc:I 3'. John Ctrrolt i Arvst l"tclnc: l. O«ldftlllt1 D Wllltmelte 1•. Cl'lleo Sit!• • MlM Oululh 20. SI ciow Stall ,, Cll St.it (L• Af'l9'1H) 31, Hiywt rd Horii\ 0.kOll 41, Morl'llf1111hll O SI M SW Okl111omt. 21, P•nh1.1'dlt Sl1ft J Willl1m Jewel l(, Ht1llng1 Col n Sooth~·est WillL•rn PltM "· Buen1 V/111 0 Teue Tedi 26, Texas 3 SoaUt Arkansas 60, Tulsa o Alabama 23, Vanderbilt 10 Tulane 17. Vlest Virginia 14 Auburn 21, Temessee o Baylor'31, Oklahoma St·. 14 Maryland 24, No. Carolftt 12 I.SU 10, Rice 10 Clemson 21, Georgia Tec!J 17 SAn ·Diego St. 26, Texa3 IF.I Kentucky 28, Indiana rt Paso~ t2 Duke %7. ~irgloia 7 Deer Seaot1 Begins s-. .., ..... ".. In a least putts tournament, ......., "°"""' dtl ~ ~ ~ ; ~ 1 !::'! J.oan Weaver ~ Kay _Moser coran1 del Mir 1eorl1111; W•llOl'I hed for first with 28 m the :i. l"lndngton 4. l.oreftL Moreno. first niibt. followed by Gerry pol aced third with 30 . Phil Goepper and Kay , Leutwiler lied for D flight honors with 32. followed by, Anmn Keenan (31 ) and Belt~ Blakemore (30). GAMI! !lTATISTl':S Aft( Pln1 8111ff 17, Uncoln Univ O flouston 49, Virginia Tech 12 socc •• H"'4t<"IOrl s1 I°' Art•,,..1 TKll o ,..,, .. 11 13, Dav"---7 SaQJntoy marked tbe epenlo( of Calllernla'• 1tneral deer -Butlac will be j1llt lair bJ -..... , ol S..tlJ. era ~rala wltlJ tlJoR blllller;:s coin& Into tbe lllgll Slerro iw.e.I lo 1umt very b1p elevalloiJa. ... • MOit lllatbtg in Orange, Riverside ud Sn Diego cou. des It • private tilnd and almost aU of the Clevel•nd Natina al Ftrelt lt stlO closed +'d' wlU nmala. so until more than tMbtdl•ffailU•~ '. : , A poor openln1 '!!!" UJ1MOG wltb tbe' pou lbUlty of better ... ttoi lo come ~·bt!'Oclober· Tile coyote namben bave hlcreoaed Iii ~i (:IJIU.mla and i re ""pon•lble for nttlag don on ·Ute. faWll ptpMlidoa. Mept are now being takea &.;~ aad aolve tlllt over-population. ~ ::':1-• · , Btu!ks Hurd to Locate ..... tj - H~ who plan on hunting deer in Los Angeles and San Bemardffio counties will find legal bucks hard to locate as '"'"'!;\Viii be holding tight In heavy cover. Proopects are tni;hter for later in the season. "'''l)eer are keeping to the hJgh country along both sides of tbe Sierra. The Jack of cold weather is the main reason most OOnters will have to search out their ~k above the 10,000- fOOt elevation. A few small bucks will be bagged in the June Mountain and Bridgeport area, but hunting Is generally expected to be slow. ·YAltSl'tY CHAMl"IOttSMll" Hege at 29 and Margaret. N~ ..=" ~, 1 1_7 Kumagai at 30. S\lflllY H1tl1 1 o 1 0-2 Hazel Mollicai w as the se- 2, NJ:'nd. ~n::.~.ulta 3. RObtr•ton cood flight Victor with 30 as •OLSA ••ANOlf flrtOSH·SOl"H she edged out June Fittin {31) TOUltNAM•HT and Flo Covell (32). $l'vUe I J 0 0-4 MIHlon v1e10 1 1 2 2-4 Vivian Troutman took on1y Mlu lon Vltfo Korlno: Htndefloorl 27 putts in urinning the third l, BflU'll 2. EbY. •• t"~' cHAM1"toNsN1.. flight, followed by Alice Acklin klni by Gu•rt-(29) d J un1....,.,11y o 3 1 ,_. an Lme Doyle f31 )_ MlHlon Vl•fO 2 o 2 1-s In 1be fourth flight, Kay 2, u5:= IClll"lng ; eibl s. G•!llft Temming was the winner y,1ith Mlulon Vlelo w;orlng: L•ne 2, 31, followed by Irene Pare H1n<lerl(lfl, Eby, ltl)'. (32) and Mary Grose (33 ). The annual women's club !Hile Squ•re Fl11 oown1 rllll'!lno l 1 hlebr•i.k• Wft., 10. Austin , '' tu:IUl) Flr11 d0wn1 Piiiing s 10 ",•, Hovaton SI 17, E111 T•~·· SI Miami (0) 4%, Marshall 0 Fir.II down1 pen•t!la O I Tofil fint downs 1 11 sou St•t~ Arlt. u. .::1111 MHllodlit o Kansas 40, Florida SL 9 ~:::: ~~= I~ ll~ '"1r4" F Aiutln n. HOW1rd ,.,.,.,,. l\ilssissippi 20, So. Missiisippi • Ytrdl lost !.I 25 Sut ROIS Siii• XI. T1rlelon Stire 14 Ntl v•rds 9lfntd 11' 211 n Pun1111....,.'9f dl1t t/11 !,·2s 't•••• Col A'I ''"All!~ 1, Cincilmali 7, Louisville g P1n•ltl11/ytnll ptMI. 6/61 '''' T Fl FumtllH/lost '12 ••11 Lulhlrlll 37, Trlnlly O orida 29, ~fississlppl St. J3 411 WHI Tt•11 Sttlt 41. Wlci'lllt Sttll 1 'l' SIKklle!>acklc-., °":"'1 1 l -17 L•m•r 21, Horth T•••• SI., 1•· 1amj {Fla.) 28, Tampa 26 The annual women's club sin 0,;go 0 1 1 o-IJ Soutl>trn :M. Pr11r1e v1aw 1 J1c~10n s111e 2s. Ml11111Jpp1 ve1, m. vi'tati'onal tournament found -1tUSN1NG sw T•••• St11t 11, Angelo s1 u J1cbon.,.lll• st.'!· r""' IJ.'Ml'rtln 1 St6"1HtU: Ttnntuw Sr.i. 17. ftlllS Soull'ltf"n ' Mc'*-$1 20i NE Lowl.i-St 96 players participating in a Pm ''~, i ff4 '?ii Rockiel E!:, c.,.011rwi "· -.OUlhtrn 111111o11 1, partner's better ball event. Dool• 10 2' , 1.r Colorado 24. WI•.........;.. 21 Flll'm•n lit wnnem a-Mir, o l (" st l 62 K · Mllc~1l10n 2 O • -2.0· ""'vu.>11• TllMtuft T«ll 2', Muni, Sl•I• t n Ir a were ay SIH"lflllmln 11 2' 2 l.f Oregon~ Utah 16 Alcorn A&M 14, No C1roltn1 Ctt1 It Knopf and guest Jean C.Omett ~.':'!~'; ll'l•P 1 o l1 ·II .Wyomirw; 2(1, Air Force 16 Gf•mbHne 1" Mor9l11 stete o of Los Coyotes Country Club. . Toi111 J 1~~ ,: ;:~ Memphis St. 20, Colorado St. East Other winners includ~~ t hom•t S•n t• ~s 1 1.7 U. II UNSCCarolS. Pliitt 7 Rose A1iller and guest ~ :t;r1~" : g · :i: !:l Boi~ St 40, Mootana St. 37 ~ na St. %8, S)TaCUSC Sports · Calen<lar Costa Jtfesu Ascher of O>sta ?.fesa Golf ~::::,, f 12 10 0·2 Arizona 15, New Me:tico JO Pri · M Course at 63 ; Michi Uematsu ~ to111s J1 ..l S: ~:T New Mexico St. 42, Texas H ·nceardton &, Rutgers 8 ary Zimmennan ~·as the and Rosie Uchizono of Mesa s::lt~k (Arlington) 14 arv 24, Holy Cross 14 winner of an even holes Verde CC tied with Elveta ,., pc p111 n per Norttiero Arizona 20, Idaho St. Yale 20, Connecticut 7 tournament at Costa Mesa Ro~ and Isabelle Hinsvark ~~i'i:'n 3; 1: : 1•i :t: JS Bost.on U. 29, Vermont 6 Golf and Country C I u b of Riverview Goll Course at ' 111 ~•11 J:.,. 4 ut ·51' Nevada (Las Vegas) 20, Alou-Cornell 40• Colgate 21 recently wit h a 38. &t ~!1\~,,,.. 'i: t i tf l.oo tana 17 A1assachusetts 14~ Dartmouth o Other A flight winners in-Jamie Willard and Polly Lee Tot•I• 21 1 2 1ZJ. 1:m C•rro11, Mont.'" wist Mont-, Penn 28. Lehigh "18 Ml~•Y 11..r. at> eluded Margaret Kumanai of Willowwick Goll Course c1ntr•I W••"' s1. 20, Orll90ll coi•eoe 1t Temple 34~ Boston College 7 Crou country-El Dor1do ti Ml11lon ( ) " Morrin• TKll 21, •oc11r, Nounto1ln 1J VU'--· 15 l'·ho 7 v 1e10 !3:1il. 40 . Frankie Durst (401h:) and finished at 65, as did the Nwld• cit-1 1t, Part1r>11 s1 l' •c.uuva , ua ,... TllHM' IOd. I) Lee. Van Dover (41). twosome or Prov1'dence Dayne X-cotmtry Etat N-MfllM,ld"· Soulllefn COio 21 Lafayette 15, O>lumbia 0 I W1ter riot-El Toro et Noo111e1 ,. 'l\·est B " o~•-'-land UC' R T . h (J:IS), Gold.n Wed .. , Fi.ttl ... ton 13:)(11, In B flight, Erma Havens and t ·-Ity B r rown 'W, n.LUUI;: 1.1Ji 15 ' .. · '-'. un11ers · r1ump ~~~~.,;,:..,'.y~U~~ 13!t Sin was the winner at 38~. Otber.i Rive~: ~r Cour:wn O =l~~':~ome 20 ~:.:.~'~ c:.r:i.•:;ii• '°'"' 3 ,.. were Dianna Saenz 140\.2). Sue Other . . I ded Ann Summ· an· 'es ~ .. St.-. SMU 9 c. w. Post 24, w...,. 7 , • WtdllHHy ion. n wumers me u .. vuw -Hofslr• r.r. T!'tllton s111e 13 • Weter /""o-Mf9"0ll• '' e«ona del Ewers (41 ) and a tie between Ford and Marion Darling of Penn St. 27. 1-~ o D•1•••r• :M, Maw H1mp,Mr• 1t ' tf ' N d (R ) Mer. E .v.oci.rit 1t COllll Mt11, ""a SOWdoln 17, Worcilnter fl(JI u .. ~. r l e\•a a eno ~:::i~~ ·~.1:•· ,f•r~llOllw.:i~ Marianne Holt and Norine Costa, Mesa GC, Bea Cowle . VAltSITY Oklahoma 72, Utah St. 3 lllH )Cl, Htlflllton . we11m11111er ,, Newoort Htrbor. L01rt Gradl (42"1). and Kay Croen of Shorecliffs LlflMI ,_. ca.1 l:ttl \llcttr v,o,, Nebraska 4.9, Northwestern 7 Tvttt 29· union 23 ' M ' '.' ' ' ''I Phi Goe C fl, ht • -a INctrl JDJ JDI S•• -Wt11 Cl'ltSltr l'O, E Slroud1btlr9 j 1 ~'.:'~n: c.itlfornl• college pper won ig CC, along with Barb a r a -et MT. SAC ... Jllin00(21, Washington St, 19 Nort11ee1tern "· Bridgeport 11 L .. :.' .... _ UC ·,--.:....•a -· 'taking .. ~ wi'th a tun' e et car L.u11"1er•n·12:30J. wit h 401h. Stevlart and Mllli'e Tay"r ...:.i'I 1~ Hulst IL&I 10:33: 2. Tf°"""" .>-·a• SI. 34, BYU 7 WIUl1m• 11, Trrn11, 1• ;JQ!2ifU .u .. ..,.. ..... ._ aa;ui-.i Tluw~IOCt. '' "-' Vl (SGI 10:5'1 1 Ml~t ILll '11:101'1 .. _~ __ c__:__c::.c... ____ _:•~-="'='~lflfl M, Norwkll -Jt d..iar. • ed . of -.35 crou '°"""" no11 ,, cororwi Lee Merkel and ' Marge Alta Vista CC at 66. '· R•mlf"n 1vi..:1,131 s. FOl'IY!t1e • '••-open Its ••' . ~-• E ' Thatcher t'ed f ·--• 'th IVI II >• ' 9 "" IL•I II '' • -1• , .... Mir. t Modena et cou• M111. 1 or ~viru w1 Three other teams tied al : 1 ~ "''" = ' - • .s..rdio. y •U. a W.38 J~ Koningh came iri third ,',''~"".,"•-" v-111.· .. P. ','.~ .. ,•, ... ,, 'v',",,','i 41 II, followed by Pat W1'lson '· NlelH1! fSGJ 11:\IJ •· Clnlr ..... .._.. -•1 " ....,, 68, Including Bert Holt and J. (\II 11:111 •· cen1ren1, A. fV l Win ..-~Ma • n-for the Anteaters wlth 1 27:52 et ee11-. N~ Hlf'"bor • [U) and a three-w ti t 11:u1 in. H11nce (Lal 11 :311 11. -~r-u.·~·~ ._,.... '"""'"""'"' .... , _...-FAI .a.lo.a--·· wes1ll'lln111r. M•r'lr111 '' L01r•. • ay e a guest Betty Wishon of Recrea-Ft)'M tsG! 11:s.1 n 5.,.1,h ISGJ ~ •' • ~-.. -~1~er -w1i-..~·n..c11ment• 11 L•ore.,._,1~a~\\LMbe~t~w~een"'-'J~o~ycQe'....~Cai!£pl~is.~,-~tigon~e~ar~~kJlnl).!Lo,Q!!Jng Beach Joan 11·u 1 11. c11rn~"" tvi 11:l11 1• . .&Sn:"· • . ~ .,, was ftfth with a time of 2.8•0J Huntlntton BffCll t i Sickll~k. . --=----r' __..... _Ctklt~ _LL8J 11:"61 ·Olllef• - A ~ runnerei&ht~ -1first Doug Kmpp a ~ ~~/W!:io ~11 ':;'.t~!•F=~~ Hill and Jean Browning ol 11. wi11on ILBr IT!Jfr'1"9.Trlffili1i -~ bUt ..., tbe 1 • .,......_.nn... 11111 '' 3·t5/ Glendora CC and Jo Woodbury CLBl 12:s.,•,,,0 , .,,,,,, • I In•..__ -.::.... rom Corona del Mar, wu · n..., 10c1. 41 p 'JC' • 1 ..... were UVll!,' a1xth and Bob nnman was Foolblil1-M11no1l1 n COl'"Olll det -re'1>, ;. ' .·,· ·, . arid Ruth Fears of Green LatVM INdl 140 (17) Vidor V1U1y '"8hiilln 9teft Scott .......... , · Mtr I ft Ntwport Ht,._, Esl11ncl1 .ft'V~ ec. ' 1. \ltll Horn 4Vl 11:51; 2. Mltt1I -.... 'tl.. .. A.: ... UC! leVl:ll-. n VIII• l!'•rt •t El ModfM. l"ot1111tln I l , !Vl 12:00; J, Orozm IV) n :O.; '· .... ~ rblmet ... _ • . V11lfQv, 't'l Edi..,.. ,, Or"•• Co.11, • ' ' • :. ~ Llf'l'Oll (\I) n :OJt j , Rlcll1rdlOl"I (LBJ .,, ; :;A. ' ..A. • vtt:t'~, ~p' Da Vt id ~W3' ~t':~ti;°"E~~::1~1'E~ = Gr1·d Sc' ore' s " ! 1r1".81un• _Be•~h : t~r''12~H;°'tt.ff D~~~~ ~~=~:;ti::·'':. ll' H H lllm.1~ auu res on 11 Ml&1I011 \lltlo, Ml111on ""lo h • Members of ffie women's Wood 1v1 12:11; 10. Krue"' !LBJ • ,..,_\,,,.:11 were also In the El Oottdo ., Vtlencj• HfOtl. llldonTilo_ ' • I .. .J 13'" -~uQ CJfl ......... l•-I vcuuyvt: 11 Si n Clemente. Seoctltbock •I Hvn· ---~ --e,v•..f £?'0l!p Staged--a two better . . l"ltOShl·SOl"H , 0 Jtl tt;:JOr 2• SCOtt<ucii top U for UCI. 'Ibe Anteaters llngtvn 1-.c11 ceu 11 ''· Meter °'' Hr111 """' balls of f rsome tourna 1 L1111111 t•K" 1•1 1211 v1ctw "''"" .. I "•~,,',"', lljUC!Lm!'.,.:!21 ;},· will ................... in the All-cat 'G:»1~klWOl/.ld '' vtt«-s1ecnum l•'• !!!.'«" ... • 1..!: r,"',,,','..,' '' pu men 1. '(;art!• <¥1 12:091 1. Martinez ~ ..... ~ .w... .....,.,......,..,..., , •. 1 w 1 •-• 1 ....,,. -. this week. f\f) 12;10; l. Hw.r.0tr fVl 12:n 1 ... K:n-fUCI) 21Jllh 1. Mee< at UC Davis S&tarday. (2~~~.,:--~en " If_..,' Mon C:I Lt Qvlnt• 23, _EJ(CtlJlof" 13 'First I ' '· ltlddtll ILB) 12:27/ J. CIM {L9J uto 21:~·1. Blll"ll1tt1n(Utfl -: w.4, POlo-l•k.-..ood 11 CorvM ,,_.,. <lltett P ~ce went to Diane i2:'21 '· Marple fLll 121371 1. 01w•I •11t1 !· trou<•I 2t:)t r 10. Ylll•rr111 a.i ~ M1r. u Qvlnl• ,, H111111na1on MIMloll c~. • .Stys,· 'Ibelma, Toomey, Jean ILI J 12;"'' t. GrtQG tLIJ 1114'1 WfUCI) •is1:1 11. Ce'"llbtlf(UCO &Her, F11lbf'ooll; 11 •Miu.Ion •vre10, Slddltblclt 17, sin DllOO cc 1s AhaJ'lan and Ali·'-Vandling •,·, .. .,••.ron f'll 12:w1 lo. Moffet 1v1 ~ i .J¥. s f' • M Unlftr'llt~. LllS!llllf ll~cll, .._,tin Ptlomtr 14, SO..lhwtlltrn 7 cc ur mg t v111.,-Mid M.,.lnl 11 E1tt11Cl1 hM'rieY Groumor.t 21, C11ttt.,-o at 113 ~' • . , . ee 1•11 t i l ;U).L Stnll Mor!ICI 11 Gokltn CfffUI 3', Jtlvtftldl 14 ' W"t flll l>ro1tmon1 11 Sldclle11¥k Jt-OllffrMC• The second place learn tonegc Soccer GoodD••d ,.. . . ~~i rv1'" '' Nor'"""" cintor~· °""lfll9 c~st 1" LA H•rbor 1' finished at 114 with Lil Marks, When You Buy a Bicycle S f HB Cf'OS1° Country~olotn West, E•sl Golden West 20, Ml, Sen Antonio et or . Loe Anofit• ,, LACC !3:30). Or•• 3 Helen DrexilillS, Id a ~a e ·~h th ' COl•f ., Mt. SAC 13:30). Sin Olwo Fullerton II, El Ctmlno " (Ill) Scboema•ker, and Ruth Whit-go WI e \ tnd Slddltb•ck 11 PIOlm1r (1:30). Ctrr110$ 21, Lorie BtKll CC 15 ''"'I The Costa Mesa Department ot Leisure Services, Recrea- tion Dlvisk>n, will holt the lint annual All-cily Mfin1! champlonshipa Oct· 11,13 at Huntington Beach ·lite (uord station No. 11. Stud<nts enrolled in a junior <r aenlor hlgb llChool lo ~ M ... are ellcfbla to compete. Reclstratlon will bi! at Leflure Servh:es office In tile City Holl with a 5 p.m., Oct. 10 deoidllne. For fUrther lnlonnatlon call 5*S30!>. WSIA'74DATSUH __ , .. _.,..._ .,.;..,. ___ .c:osTA-.ADAn. -H-&'9,C.M. ....... • ''"""' ioc:1. s1 cypr"' •· s.n•• Au 1 taker oo the squad. Rale1"g' h Pro·s Jl"ootlwltt-EI MoOtnt ...s Costa ~ E11t LA 1'1 LA Vllll1' 14 !lltl -;o;o:-~-:--:--:---::..;===•==~ I I I N.wpc:trl Htrbor. Marin• vi LMtl Alo Hondo 2'. S.n 8trn•rdlno t ,. I 11 U P1lm1 Pllrk, L~Ufll BH(h Sin Plll!lo Me<S8 1,, Arftor11 Western .,.. Cln)'Oft 11 Et Modlnl Higlt, \l•ltne:lt ' n Unlwrslty 1t Tutllll Hlgl'I fall S.1111 MonlC. 21. Vtntvr1 f.1 I I ''· Of•llll* c-1 .... Lona 8eKll H1nc:ock •1, Cut$11 u Clly ~ 11 VttertM !il•cHulfl. Gltnd•lt 31 Ml c.k J ..... nto u 5otitJ'lwe$1trn n161ddlfb.t(-ti MlUlon ' ' -· .,., Vltlo HIQ/'I, Goldin W..1 YI Jl"Ulltl'ton l"llotfll~ ll, L• Angtkol CC ' ., AMJ'ltlm Mldkl!T) (Ill •t 7tl0!. Anlllopi Valley 21, Mlr1Co1t1 1 Soc~ Ctlffotnjt "College ~lf"U 20, Moot!Mrk I 11 l"IC/tk Cl'lrlalllfl (7 D·'"·'· Slntt a.rO.rt 20. co....ilen L I MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL ' • AHi AU.~.,..,., OMOU& 511' PROJECTlOH' T. V. tltMS AT 5"CIAl NICU. Ill SO. MMM ST .. WfTA .,..._CA.,._ fl7t\ • CYW WORKS Ltd . ~'"".....,,.a.. 1112"9•,... ..... C..MIM 14M7U ) ., / ........... oteo.. --~~ ~w..... ATHISTOL • -r • • • ) , Sunday, Stplember 29, 1974 ~00 High to Buy? Re~ta·ls Searee Also By JOHN CUNNIFF ' denied famllitJ beeause ol lllOlher development in the ci'i!la-prone housing market : a shortage of rental units is showing up in many of tbe nation 's major housing markets. Ibo Finl National City Bank, suggests alto that lbt coodlllon could worsen. mee\ demand," Hendershott s a y s . interest rates oc constrtictio!\ costs. In Colorado Springs, vacanci. ,..ere "Fewer pennita for rentals will be issued In keeping with an old tradition in found to be running belween j) perctnt ~w •YORK (AP) -You've heard of tho problems involved ill buying a single-family dwelling loday. Prices are IOAl'ing. Mortgages are-costly and dif. ficnlt lo obtaln: And the selection is Nonna! apartment demand, explains Pbiltip Hendershott, aenior vice presto dent, is belnl swelled by families priced out of lha liagl .. home market. nyct- i!itioo, materials shortages are dela~ng this year, than at any tlme since 1980. the housing indu!tey, where there always and 40 peN:ent. a range duplicated In when apartment Uving was the pattern llf!E!ms to be a glut or a famine, the of only a.~ew crowded cities." poorJy balanced situation Is creating still the Alglers.-Gretna area of tbe New _ Construction_ ~ he maintains . are another market imbalance for the future. Orleans market. ; . ruMing out ot control, and loans 'Jbat is, by the time rtnts rise and Despite low vacancy rates forJental greally reduced. •, · That aspect ot the depressing housing aituation bu been widely publlcl7.ed, not otily through edltotiai accounts but by home · ftppe.rs who communicate their shock to anyone who will listen. FruSll'ated, they rent instead. lN A. SURVEY ol 17 ·major local mark<ls throughout the country, tbo vacancy rate for ·modern rental units was mder five percent in more than half. tn Washington, D.C., the vacancy -rate was "ftCOrded at an. apartment -compleU.... . Were financiag more readily available, and at lower rat.es, builders might try 1 to meet demand by constructing more -units, but tilere are few iDdicaUonsJthey are doing so. ava.il~le to builders are smaller and interest rates drop a lot ot apartment units in some of the larger markets, cOstl.ier. And, while rents have been dwellers might be seeking single-family famJlies don't appear to be accepting rising, many builders seem to feel the homes. condominiums as an alternative. return still is unattractive. Jn Miami-Fon Lauderdale, the study Jlt1ost. developers, H_e~shott say_!Lare THERE ARE smL some major ex· relates, there are 14,000.. to _J8,000 con· hesitant to enter the market in the ceptions to Ifie tightening rental market. dominiums that remain urisofd, and the 'B'ut ,even that recourse IOOO may be The study, conducted by Advance Mortgage Corp., a subsidiary of a New Yotk boldlne company that al90 operalts "DEVELOPERS are not building to aQsence of the proper cue -either ln many smaller markets, in ract, the inventory is said to be rising at the a big jump in rents or a decline in opposite situation prevails. rate of 700 units a month . - ... ew nits6pen Near Back Bay , ____ :..;__ ___ -'~~-~----- CLOSEOUT SALE: 3 MODELS -J----·Offering ... a-man-made run-Three model plans of these ning stream and excellent spacious three-bedroom two. finaacing, Woodstream Con-story homes are now available The entire group of Influential Homes by Butler Housing wa s sold in only 5 months. That ought to tell you what greal values they were. Unfortunately. no more will be built. But the 3 superb model homes are now on sale. And they are somelhing else. • 3 & 4 bedrooms • Up to 3 baths • Fireplaces •. 2 car garages w/ooor openers • Kit- chen built-ins • Central Air Conditioning. Sale includes everything but'tt'le furniture : Wall coverings, drapes, full carpeting, patios; walks. fencing, and all lush land- scaping. Fabulous buys 'you must see if you're considering a. new home. ·· L-OFT DINING AREA, KITCHEN AT WOODSTllEAM CONDOMINIUMS San Francisco Ses slon . (. . Realwrs, Blacks Convene · Real estate, now and In the future, will be highlighted during the four-day combined convention of the California AssOclation of R e a I t o r s ,(CAR), formerly the California Real E s ta t e Asaociation (CREA), and tbe catifornia As3ociation of Real Estate Brokers l CAREB'I. a black real estate ocganizatioo. The convention will be held at the San Francisco Hilton Hotel Monday through Thurs- day. Arthur L. Godi , a Stock- ton Realtor, i.s convention chairman. The conctave ii expected to attract abo'u.t 4 ,000 professional real estate-people and their famllies fr am Mo11gage l\Iarket Condition 'Tragic' GREAT FALLS, Mont. (AP) -Tbe nation's mortgage market conditions are noUting short of tragic, says the incoming president of the National AssociatiO'n of Realtors. ARTIIUR S. ~itcb ol San Diego told the 27th Annual Montana Associahon of Realtors Convention that even when mortgage mmey can be found 'tbe. interest rates in moSt cases are exorbitant. "Housing starts continue to decline and high yield securitiee are threatening the very existence or thrift institutions, a situation directly resulting from the Federal. Reserve Board's efforts to control inflation by sacrificing the growth of money and credit," Leitch said. · HE SUGGE.WED tas: credits and deductions for in· stituUons and savers "are perhaps the ~ means of eliminating the mortgage outflows which have been restricting home purchases." ' . Leith Is president or the San Diegn Board of RHltors. He 'operates 16 offices with 90 salesmen and his holdings ·include condominium developments in San Diego and the Hawaiian Islands. throughout tbe stale. CAR has some 75,000 memben. CAR president C. Larry Hoag of Downey and CAREB president Jnseph Mayfield of Inglewood agreed that the convention will present a major opportunity !or bolb blacks and whites to exdlange ideas and pertlctpete In the fast-moviag field ol real estate. . t Hoeg said, "Real estate Is the very backbone ol bur state's economic foundation and growth and the single most important investment most families ever make ." Mayfield added, "Some or the most ·impressive real estate laJent in the nation will ·be a11embling in SJn Francisco to teach, to learn and to meet new friends. It will be a time for education as well as entertajnment." ' Trivia? It's a reas~n to reod the Dolly Piiot's entertaln!iient page every Saturday __..._P-~e.setter_Jlome_s __ _ .. , announces ·~ , annual percentage rate financing at: ''CASTLEHILL from $42,950 'fA PAZ RD .. LAGUNA HILLS (714JIJ.i0.l840 . >I RANCHWOOD from $42,950 EL TORO RD .. LAKE FOREST (714) 58~2444 SUN RANCH Ut>m $56,950 DEL OBISPO. SAN <JUAN CAPISTRANO (714) 496;)4.51 TAMARACKEAST1rom$4&;950 IN CARLSBAD l7 14l 7'l'~ dominiums has opened near the I'fewport Back Bay area. for viewing. Ranging in price The u:bome neighborhood from $40,950 to $44,950, these features a ruMic atmosphere units feature cathedral ceil- with green belts, swimmin~ ings, secluded private garden poOI, wood bridges and unique patios, all ga! heating :md arcltltedural floor plans. cooking, fu11 insulation, elec· A development' of George trlc garage doors, g a s C. Woods Jr. and Mariners fireplaces, built-in kitchens , Savings, W~ream i s plush carpeting, two and three located on. UniveJ1,lty Drive, car garages, and wood and just off Irvine Avenue. Homes brick exteriors. are just minutes from the Plan 3 features a· private . FROM $46,950 Directions:· Take N9Wpo'rt. and Riverside Freeways to Imperial Hwy, Go north to Orangethorpe. Turn west to Orangethorpe and Bubach St. Right lo models. lnfluentlal Homes In Anaheim .... .._..c...,...1i. Iii . ,..., ~ . tei'"' ~ ................. • 111 •1 ttl-1111 • ' ~ i:=;; bead!, Orange County Airport, deck o!l lhe master bedroom, lhopping areas; and within and Plan 2 is highlighted by waJking distance to the 'Th1CA a balcony den overlooking the _an<1 __ oc!ioo __ b_.~ ______ 1i_~ __ •g_roo_m_. ____ ~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ " The Hills and The Foothil-· ·- • have figures which should -interest ·you. ' d ,•:.. ' " 1The Hills lAixurious 3 and 4 bed~m single· level home'.s of generous spoce and live- ability. Some have beautiful hilltop views. Up to 8,000 sq. ft. lots with landscaped front yards and fenced back yards. A lovely climate and atmosphere, plus aJI of the ocean-oriented recreations of Laguna Niguel. Come to The Hills today. It's a great place to raise a family. Immediate occupancy. Homes from s4s,200 toS53,700 • 8*% interest rate at The Hills Example: :erice of The Hillsdale ·Plan: $45,200 Down Payment: Sll,300 Amount Financed: $33,900 Monthly Payment: $269 (Includes Principal and Int.erest) 1btal Number of Payments: 354 Closing Costs: $439 (Plus Tuxes, Insurance, and Impounds) Monthly Homeowners Associate Fee: None ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE: 9% -. -T-"!'"""------:--------.~ -8%%' interest rate at The Foothills Example: Price of The BalboaPlan:.$33,990 Down Payment: $6,890 Amount financed: $27,100 Monthly Payment: $216 (lncludesPrincipal , and Interest) 'lbtal Number or Payments: 354 Closing Costs: $678 (Plus Tuxes, Insurance, and Impounds ) Monthly Homeowners As.'W>Cintion Fee: $44 ANNUAL· PERCENTAGE RATE: 9%% . ' .,.,. 2The Footh~ls • -. : t •• . ' 'The charm ol lh&.CXJllllt!Y ml chorefree townhome living coll9 together here wit.Ji a flourish. 2, S and 4 bedrooms, up lo 2'h batho. woodbuming fueplacee,'buUt-inl.. two private patios, and a Ho~ . owners Association that taUi care of all the exterior yard.work~ ~ . maintenani::e of the swimming ~I/ recreation a.re8-for a montllly fee ~i~~ll1~~'::!x!M1 life ~t occupancy. Townhomes from " · s33,900 tos4~,ooo Put d lif ! in your life ... to day come to Lag~!!~c~.!guel • ... ...... ,. ..... v ~ .... "\~ _ ......... • :___ Ditcdions! From LorAnll!eleS.-tO-AOUIJt olli -tliesan-nf~7Sifht11AM1o·~toC1ow1• ~ Volley Parkway ell it, Turn rif{ht (approx. l 1:J mile) to lhe Laguna N\Jl'Uel Sal" ln[orma-- -tion Center. Milroi.,-e t<1 Dana P<'int 1-larbor: -• ".!In mile!!. Mil1:n,;:.,-to l.ni;11nA llroae h· -4 mllf"'. • l f f DAILV PILOT Sunday, S.,ttmbtr 29, 1974 Real Estate ... , ~\'Questions/Comment ~ By Realtor Rendell McC.rdle What is the most Important faclor hi tbe aelectlon of a home We bave our Ust of needs and priorities. How do you tee tbe prtortdes of importance In tbe le.lectlo1 of a home? Tbaall:s, LL, Huntington Beach. Any Reallor wlll tell you that the three most import- '1!l factors concerning the value of a house are: "Locat-. ion, location, and k>cation," Unfortwiately, most borne buyers ignore this im'portant advice. lA>cation is especially vltar when buying a house for ~ximum resaJe value. Statistics say that you will be re- !"'lling ~ur ho..,. long before the !in41 mortage payment is in the mail. Therefore, take a long, hard look, not only ac the present, but in t.be future prospects for the com- mWlity and immediate neighborhood. Select a location where raw land and house values have an increasing price trend. Especiall y check into the ~ing laws f o r any Wlfavorable change which could cause a depreciation in the value of the· neighborhood and resale price of your home in the future. Hu the apartment houe market been oveM>allt bl prange Coanty? I was reading' where very large corpora· Uon1 1tt planning on bulldlng U.Oaaands of units at one jime -in one place Ill our are1. U aeecl to be lf 1 develo~ er ballt 60 unlllS, it was considered a major coastructio1 projec~:ueady hive local evidence that now ballden think . of puttlag ap !,SOI to %,OOCI unit.a la one fell nroop. Is th.ii trend goln1 to cease a tremendooa over bulkUD1 of apartments and therefore create buge vacancy factor for all of as? Wbat de you see In the future for the .apartment boQle mvmor? B.J.K., Costa Meaa The apartment house market bu been over-built in lome areas of California. In Orange County there ls a de- finite treod away from building huge apartment house projects al lbil time. Th.e df:velopers tell us that those that ha ve b e en 'COIDDlitted and funded will be completed. Some projects baft been cancelled because loan commitment5 failed to materlallze. At this point, moot Of Orange County still has a healthy apartment house market with a vacancy factor Illa! we can live with. • • There will be continued and strong demand for apart- m en t housing throughout the 1970,s C.ontrary to some rurrent forecasts that rental housing will become a thing rJl. the past, the market for rental apartments will coo- 1.inue to be strong for many years to come. PR Director Jan Unvert, who for· merly operated h e r own public; relations firm in Newport Beach has been named public relations director or Advantage Advertising, also of Newport. VonKarn1an Firm Opens In lrvi..t1e Von Karman Venture; a pa rtne r s hip of Amfac Properties, Inc., i... Angeles, and Newport National Com- pany, has been fornled to develop a $1,300,000 facility in tne Irvine lodustrial Park at 16950 Von Karman Ave., Irvine, according to Amfac Properties president Robert W. Ullman. Comprising 87 ,000 square feet. the concrete tilt-up building is rising on a 4.6-acre pareel of ground. , ~- Units Go Rapidly In Viejo Allilo VIiias, the lowest priced residential 1 e r l e 1 CUITently available at Mialon Viejo, Is rapidly approaching the 90 percent oold plateau, according to-Mike West, sales manager for the project. "Our plan !or the Aliso Villas neighborhood calls for construction of M4 homes," West said, "and all but 20 or these have already been built We expect to eoinplete the project in Mardi Ill next year, if not before." West ooted that or the 144 units at Aliso, only 70 remain to be sold. He added that the current price range at Aliso Vlllaa represents: an unusual va1ue in today's market p I ace, starting at fll,495. "The 'English Ca o y o n Greenbelt', wblch Includes Wilderness Glenn, some other country pork areas, together with open space acreage adjacent to the project and totaling over 175 acres, i.1 within walkiDg distance or the Villas," West said. uA large '"'1on•I obopping center Is currenUy b e I n g eompleted about a mile and a hall away:" Aliso plana range in size from 983 to 1,200 square feet, offer two or three bedrooms and ooe or two baths. The Aliso Villa m o d e I comple1 is located on Los Alisos Boulevard, and may be ... ·~ Peaceful country living in the city San Juan Meadowa In TUo11n Is ""'"'8 the country celllngs. disposers, dishwashers, trash compectora, meets·tlledly ••• right acrou..,street lr001 automatic.garage door openers and-moot 47,000 acres ol green llelds nestled against importantly -the choice ot gas or electric Saddleback Moontaln. You are onty one for your self-cleaning, double ovens and ·• blocl< llcimmlles otblketrallsthatwlnd washer-dryer hook-ups. Nowlsthetlmeto through Orange County's i"'ljOSI ranch. At the select the home of your c:lloloe lrom our fast- same time, all the conveniences of city living are selling units. During our pre.select Ion phase, you only a few bklcks away. In this unique also have the choice of four fully.coordinated oettln(l, our two-and three-bedroom &dun color schemes for your home. We've b<Jllt town.'lomes are scmethlng special. The Interiors each ot·our 22 homes to meet the mOsl exacting otter many8"cltlng standard featireo: standarda-youral cenlral air cond itlortlnd. carpeting and drap81'1es, SO visit San Juan MeadoWs-,and-hDwyou. wood-burning !lreplaces. lumlnous kitc!lien too, can live.where the country meets the city. ' priced from $38,850 with 8¥•% interest · I. • There will ~l(lys be a large percentage Of our pop- ulation that wiD d!mand aportment living and•that de- mand C8DDOI be' satlslled bY bouling built !or sale wheth· rs it is Single famUy,' afbOOmlnlums, towilhoulel or any 1 Amfac Propei'ties is the mainland joint , ve nture wboldJary· ol llawail-bo!ed Anoe, Inc. l9itl million diversified servfce ... company. Newport National is owned by Bruce Brusseau and James Tw<e<lt1• wbo have deveolpod five o<ner projects ID the lrvlne Industrial Park. reached by taking the La Pazl----------------------------------------offramp· from the San Diego other Iona .a(~. 1 •••• • Freeway, dri viD,g east to Marguerite Parkway, tumlni Jell on Marguerite to Trabuco Road, then left on Trabueo Editor's Note: Randall R. McCa rdle is an invest- ment analyst, college tecturlr, and author of "Real Estate in California." Send ~f commentl,and quel· tio111 to Randall R. McCordlt, cio thi Daily l'Uot, P.O. 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All we paid was $45.000 for a condominium home which Includes a spacious master suite. c01peting through· out. pool, jacuzzi. trash compactor and even a new washer and dryer/ There Is such·peoce and secunty at SeoWind and yet we're · ;;:-,_ only minutes from wa lks like this on the beach. And there's o privacy, "· ~· ',. · , , yet companionship at SeoWind that we enjoy more each day. We ·t '. "· '' ·r be/ieveournelghbois must be as happy as we ore with the lifestyle ~-.,'\.·~ .. ..: 1h ~-~d· ed tS--"" d , . · • •. ey • "-'•"' 1scover a ..uyv1n . ' ~JI: . .. "';_;.r<l ••.• .... . .. • I •• . • v . . , . !!'. '" < ' . ' ' , ' • . . i!' ,. "~ . ~-,. · ..... ~·~' .. :; .,..~ .. • , ~ ,• • ,1 t I . ' . . . . • DoDte Builders Idle Houses Costlier; Loans More Difficult ,, lly WUIBf: COOK .......... ,...,..., Contractor JQlm Mixon of Trimble. Mo., usually bulldl about !O new houee1 a year. Right now, he doesn't have a atnile borne under con•tnictloo. Mlxm I• caught In ~ tight money .squeeze that has hll buyers. buiiders and brulk~rs and cal.tied tome industry sources to fore cast that Americans will haH to dllnge their way of life. Tha Conunerce Department reported recenUy that the number or new houses stlrted In July wa11 the !1Tl8.llest in more than four years. At the same lime, the government raised the maximum allowable rate on federally insured home loans to a record 9.5 perceot. An Associated Press survey shov.•e<J that mortgage rates vary from area to area, depending on stale laws. The amount of money needed for a down payment also varies, up to 40 percent in some regions. Throughout the country, however, available houses are more expensive and loans are harder to get. l\UXON SAYS there is very littie construction going on right now. "There's not much Point in even giving a prospect a price estimate on a house he wants to build unless he's got the financing pretty well lined up," he said. Bankers say lhey don't ha\'e mmey to loan. They say investors can get more lntereot by potllng th<lr money in thing• Ill!< t.,.aoury not.. than they can from sev\ng11 accounts and therefore depoolta are down. Jam .. T. Lynnf secretary of HoU91ng and Ur1>1n lleve opment, said recently that the rePort mat bo"'1nr starta slipped to j~t under an annual rate of 1.3f mUlion unltl in July, J8 percent below Jtme ahd the lowest ftgure11 since 1970, wax disheartening. • "Dramatic improvements In the pe.ce of houolng coostructlon requl,.. a successful attack againat what President Ford characterizes as domestic enemy No. 1-inflation," Lynn said. ARTIIUR RJIElNGOLD, a 32-year-old attorney with the New York State Public Service Commissioo, is one of the would- be home owner1 afrected by the shortage of mortgage money. Rheingold makes ••over $30,000" a year. HlJ wtfe wor~ a11 a graphic artist and together they have what Rheingold calll a "healthy" Jncome. Since their marriage five years ago, they have rented the top two noors of a two-family houJe. They spenl six months searching for a home or their own and found one they liked - a IS0,000 townhouse. The first bank they tried wouldn't give them a mortgaf,e. "They wouldn't even ccrv;ider it, ' Rbetngold tald. The second bank-<111e where Rheingold had done business prevlouely-tlnllly agreed to a 25-year, 1!1,000 mortgage at !II percent. A loen olfictr at the bank told Rheingold It was the firol mortg1ge he had 1een all year. ~GOLD WAS lucky; he IOI the money. Tom and Jane Slaolak have been looking for a bousa In the Fort Worth, Tes ., area since spring. But they have been unable to find one they can afford or a mort11:age at a rate they can pay. The Slsolaka, who are in their early 3tls and have been married seven years, are stilt living in an apartment . 0 Jt'• just really dlacooral!lnll ." 93ld Mn. Slaolak. "Whal are other people doing . ., Some of them are settling for smaller houses. Others, like an Atlanta couple who recently moved (rom an apartment into a hoose in the $40,000 range, cleaned out their savings. Walter Nolte, president of Caniage Estates c.ompany, an Indianapolis, Ind .. construction firm, echoed s e v e r a 1 bankers and builders when he said peOple are simply going to have to change. their way of living. "I think we're approaching th~ day when a young family no looger will be able to afford a alngle reltdentlal home." tala Nolte. He predlctod more people would buy condomlnium1. "That's not what the young buyen want," he oaid, "but lt'1 all they can alfonl." REAL ESTATE Session Set By Realtors 11"1C Orange County COuncil of Red Carpet Realtors will •J>OOIOI" a public infonnation and educational program at Anaheim's Disneyland J:lotel from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Oct. 6, open to· th.e public tree or charge. ' Principal speaker for the "Career Night" p r o g r a m , \'t'hich is designed to provide consumer infonnatlon as well as advise on real estate as a profession, is Joh n l.Aut\bleau, owner of the Lumbleau Real E s t a t e Schools. S11nday. Stpttfltbtr 2CJ, 1()74 ,PAI LY PILOT C 1 Money Market Aid Asked SAN FRANCIBCO (AP J -for a NAHB boanl meeting. The tlg~I money mllrket In the · told • """~ c:onlerence that housing industry is a "time new bouilng construC'tion next bo b" "'--' .. -... b .. 1 Id year coolct-fall ··5(1 percent m v-....... ln.~ Y m •gu • belo1v the needs ol Ult na- ed economic policies." ~ys tlon.'' Lewis Cenker. JX".'ldent cl the Wearing a "Don 't Panic" N11:tlo11al AMoclaUon of Home but1on , the Atlanta. Ga ., BuUders. hu ildt<r calle<I for a tax in- ledenal money flOllcy, •IC* and price mont~ Jed legislation to e n co u r a 1 t pel1'1on f...ts to get into llt9 mortgogo market • "BMkera "'°utd decide the credit worthlne9S cl the pro- jed. rather than the credit "-orthlness: of the ~." he said. Cenker. In Sen Jo"ranclst'O crease and a "te11lpering .. or ~-'---'e,_~~~~~~~~~~~ Grand Opening! The Ocean View. of a Lifetime • Viewot lht! harbor hghts. C1tat1na Island, aa1lb0atl!. cruising lhe Pacillc. • SeaView Townhomes are designed !Of seagoing views with sweeping walls of glass. • See the 2 & 3 bedroom, 2 story and lfl·level plans with 21/i and 3 baths. • See homes with 1 and even 2111eplaces patio, gourmet kitchen, and 2 car garage. • See !he beau111u11y landscaped recreation a1ea... Pool, Jacuzzi and tennis cou1t • But mos! ol atl , come see rhis view ol v1ew1>. Tnete's nothing like JI in all San Clemente. ~.~~~~-~~,~~Y.!~~ San Diego Freeway Pal1zada Ollramp, lelt to Caballeros r1gh110 De LaPat, 1ig h1 to La Esperani.11, lelt 10 rnodels El .-. .. /.:-. 81111., 1'101111111 c ... ,otililO!t 811U•1•1 el I PllH litl,t .... 1111 l \:.I ............. -. ·-·· • l"Wlia'I Real Estate Topic Of College Lectures Castlelrill Opening in Laguna IIills • '' r:Jlle Conscious l/eation " What $2,500 will do for the beginning investor in rea l estate will be the first topic in a series of lectures on real estate investments offered by Golden \Vest Evening Col- lege, starting Thursday at 7:30 p.m., in the college thea- l<r building. The series of four lectures, co-sponsored by the Daily Pilot and the HWltington Beach-Fountain Valley Board of , Realtors and Golden West. will present leading real estate .salesmen, brokers, investment counselors and the Pilot's real est.ate columnist. Phil t.1cNamee, speaking at the first lctture on the advantage of in\'esting through a limited partnership to purchase real estate, has been a salesman and broker for 14 years, and was president ot the board in t970 and named their realtor of the year in 1971. HOW TO ACQUIRE apartments -wit.hoot really try- ing -will be the subject of Robert Licata's talk on Octo- ber 10. Licata, who has managed an investment division for a local realtor and coodacted sales program., and training seminars, will outline what an investor should know before buyiilg residential income property. Discus- sion will include the financial analysis and the income prop- erty statement, emphasizing the criteria n~ry to en· , sure a satisfactory purchase in keeping with. the Invest· ' or·s speciric needs, wants, and desires. Using lax laws to your advant age v.ill be Bruce Howey 's topic on October 17. Howey, an exchange and in- ,·estment counselor in Costa Mesa, has been a guest lec- turer, speaker and moderator throughout California and teaches nationally on exchange and taxation. fJis talk \\'Ill emphasize selecting the right luvestment opportunity using "tax deferred dollars" to maximire the return on re-in- vestment by exchanging. The Pilot's real estate columnist, Randall ?\1cCardle. will conclude the series with his lecture ot October 24 on tailoring your investment. A1cCARDLE, JN ADDITION to his real estate column. is president of a local real estate fi rm. a rollege inslruc> tor, lecturer, author. co ntributing editor on real estate for the Oran ge County Illustrated magazine. and . past presl· dent of the Newport-C.osta ?\1esa Board of Realtors. Investors should have a blueprint to follow as Ibey buy and effectively sell or ex:change their real esLate, ac- cording to McCard1e : "One appropriate investment can make you more money than a lifetime of tailoring or, if oot carefully se- lected, can be a 'pain in the neck '." Admission to the series i.s free, and registration will take place at the door. Castlehill, Pacesetter Homes ' development in Laguna HUI!!, opens its third unit this week with 75 new homes, many featuring choice view lots, according to Landon ?\1. Exley, Pacesetter's vice president and g e n e r a I manager. The four modela range \n size from 1,225 to t ,842 square- rcet and ip price from $42,950 to $51 ,llSO, with 8% percent interest rate! available on all homes, he said. HOMES INCLUDE three and four bedrooms with two, two and one.-half and three baths, in single and two-story dC3li(JlS. All models feature ahag carpeting, cathedral. ceilings with stained open beams, and wood-burning fireplaces wilh gas jets. The four-bedroom model includes a spacious separate dining room. Custom • finished cabinets, built-in rnnge. oven, disposer and dh1hwasher, and eMy-care linoleum flooring are standard in all kitchens. Large \\·aJk-in closets and marbelline vanities are featured in all master suites. EXTERIORS feature the Paceselter rustic-look with .cedar shake roofs ·and ex- tensive rough-sa"'" 'v o o d &idlng. To reach Casllehlll, take lht La Paz offramp Crom the San Diego Free\Yay in Laguna I~llla. Continue up-hilJ to Mcintrye Street and turn left at !he shopping center to t~ models at 25812 Sycamore. Good Deed Peoole make the scene Sundays in tt. l1Mlfjijll1ll ----1--j Award-winning homes on an exclusive boyfront. What more is there to say? Only this: ' Promontory Bay Homes, 607 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach. • Winner of the 1974 Gold Nugget Grand Award of the National Association of Home Builders. Only a few of these choice homes are still avaUable. Enjoy facilities for your private boat slip, a private beaqtnln Newport's newest waterlront. Elegant contemporary design. From $t95,900 end price includes the land. Telephone (714) 673-3900. Or visit the rnQdel 10-6 dally. By Irvine Pacific Development Company. • W. believe that ... the difference between 'art' and 'flne art' is often as basic as the artisan's point of view. The-design, detailing, in1plernentation and ulti~ n1ate .. achievement must be, in great measure, an ego lrip ... the very best a mnn can do within the confines of his art. That's why everything we build hos the Deane Homes name on it. Every plan.is Deane designed ••. construction is custom in almost every seme of the word. We believe thnt's why over t55 corporate presidents, vice-presidents, and their familico are already 'at home' in Deane Homco of Big Canyon ... an Irvine Comp any planned community built around the fairways and lakes of th e prestigious Big Canyon Country Club. The very finest locations have been developed last. There's room for only 17 more presidents. And, when they're gone, they're gone. oeaneattomes ~ IIBn~~ neWPORT13eaCH $125,000 .• $260,000 • ~- .i : l :.j, .. •• 11 I. ~ • ,. I . • !· ' '. -•' ' " . •' ., I ·~ ·' •• f• " ,, • -• • ,. ' •• ~I ·~ • " ·1' • I l • [Vil':':,.., rwl'Ntf I . "'"" HOIJSIH() """""""""'" G:r Plt1iflc1ll 1114) ~0-42.S"mlloct"'fortn 11 ppolntrnrnt.Or,io tu lht wHt guard ~·t•tntnnre ind aslc ror llt•ne Homes SlltJ Olfk't. I ' • ;-~ .. -.,. --.. . .. . , ... . .. . . . . .. ......... . ....-" ,. .... ' • () 8 DAILY PILOT Sunday, Stpttm~r 2<t, 11:174 It's Real Togetherness . ---• ll't Motlier? Daugliter Next-door Neiglibors Lake Forest -Jieed a baby sitter? Need to bcx'!'OW a quart of milk? Need someane. to wa1.e!' the yard and garden whlle you take a trip? ' would make an ideal family a blueprint operator for 20. three poodles underfoot. pliyroom someday. \V h en The spears Ii e their work -PY.ices of Uie COuntJ'YSlde completed there is I . 4 o. 0 schedule, particularly because models range from $.11,950 to square feet of noor space 1n there's oo freeway traffic. $37,950, with five basic floor the entire house. "The lights of our new co.m-plans and 25 different exterior There-was no problem sell-munity are a ·beautiful sight treatments offered. The mCld· ing the husbands on lvhat they as WLD.e.ar home at miLeJs--may-~~viewed anY ciay had foond -so the men set night," says May. ol the week by taking the about to select the particular Their tright orange family San DiegQ Freeway to the · 0 · ' ' 1ots •hey wanted. Each sought room-kitchen is the center ror new eanada Rood offramp, Des·mond's to pen t1'1rif o.-ange Countg Store These are not )X'Oblems for the Danchuk and s pea r families who booght homes side-by-side at Countryside, the M.J. Btock ~ Sons' development in Lake Forest. The reason: ·Maureen and Danny Danchuk bought a ·house next door to her parents, May and Al Spear -and their toget~ is the envy of the neighborhood. a big yard for a vegetable family talk . sesslomi. It's a turn left to Rockfield Ave., ¥ • ' • garden and fruit trees : also, beehive of activity with their then right to Ridge, Route Desmond's fashion apparel Sior~ in the new West·.. selection o(.Ja'tnous name dlptpJ.ng for men and "' Al had to have space enough cockatiel wllistling to the Drive and left ,IO Elrond minster Mall will open Thyrsday; .'Qct. 3, wjth women . William Sc11eel"will IJ1in"e this Desmond'• 1 to park his mini-motor!Jome. sounds of voices and their Lane. 15:000 square feet of space pr'l"iding 'a complett.-: · t\lird store In Orange 7Co~nty:l_. :,.,'; . "We got the fi~"'t pick off·1 · .:::.:::...::__.:.:;:::__:::.._::::__.=:':.. ________ ;::..'.='-.:.:!.::::C.:..-'--'--='--"-"----,-:::....-'---'-•• :::.... . .:'-.~.Ts .... c"'==. =_:._. _:._:.:::~ .• :.:_L:.c:;..1 t:;;=;:"· .;, '"'. :i.,:1' .. -.,-,.,.,.---- the new tract and ended find· • .. , .~ i .... ; ing our house plans side-by· l; , ··:~ ,· ;~ • ~ side on big oversize lots at ! \: ,,,,_· ,_., ;·"" the end of the :;tarbuck Road .-, • · ··• ~ ,, ~\~" It an sl;!rted last fall wllen both iaml)l~ started house hunting. They "'ere living in ·Gardena-at the time, only a blocli: from each other. They cul-de-sac, 11 says Spe~r. . . .. . _, . . , ' r wanted to get "out in the country." MAUREEN WOULD take six-month-old Brian and her motlier and head sooth down the San Dieg1> Freeway look- ing at all the new subdivisions. 1''.laureen \vas looking for her first home to own and May said it w-as to be her last. Both were attracted to the Lake Forest area with its small-town ·charm and big- town conveniences -plamed recreation areas, n e a r b y schools, and shopping areas, .good ~ to the Freeway ·and al} easy drive to the head!, And they found just the homes they wanted among t h e appealing Countryside models. 'r.fother selected the one- story Chaparral model featur- ing three bedrooms and two baths. 'The 1,230 square foot plan features a coinpletely built-ln . kitchen-family room with slid~· OOor to the patio for indoOr-ou-tdoor en- tertainment, She also picked the optiohs:-fireplace in the Jiving rqom and s ha g carpe\ing. The two couples fenced off -their two parcels of land and kept one big backyard. Al spends a lot of time taking care of the fruit orchard which already includes an avocado, plum, peach. lemon, orange and a nectarine tree. EVERYONE ts working on the big combined vegetable garden already producing a good crop of string beans . com, tomatoes, stra\\o'berries. turnips, beets, cucumbers and graves. The men worked together to Jay their backyard patio slabs and Al Spear wilt tackle a patio roof during his up. comi~ vacation. He says that. when his grandson learns to swim, a family pool is plan- ned. Danny Danchuk and his brother own · their own business in Santa Ana - a co m p a n y manufacturing scientific ill5tntments f or surveying. His hobby is tinker- ing with old automobiles. and at the present time he is re'storing a '60 Corvette. He also shares another hobby with Maureen .....-the collection of antiques, t-he most recent addition being an old fashiooed footed bathtub which will be used eventually in the upstairs bonus area. DAUGHTER THOUGHT the tw~ . Meadowlark plan was perfect for her young BOTH AL AND May Spear 1 family. All on one noor are work the swing shift at tHe the living;dining·kitcben_area. McDonnell Douglas plant in . the master.bedroom. bath and Torrance. driving 40 miles to second bedroom. Upstairs is work every day. Al has been -1he ·large unfinished optional a plant police sergeant-far •bonus area, .which she felt 30 years and, May Jias been ------- " MOM, DAUGHTER NEXT·DOOR NEIGHBORS I ' •• ---- On the Palisades oJ San Clemente A 'rand Openinq . Mira Costa Villas. A grand new ocean view way of living. ----- Big. handsome townhomes that let the sunshine and seabreezes in to fill your days with P,leasure. Greenbelts, open c;ourtyards, private patios. Shake. roofs, fireplaces, ceramic tile, even :-vooden French windows! Your own Fun €entre complete with swimming and hydrotherapy pools. • Yours to enjoy at prices you m·ay never see again on the Southern California coastli ne. One and two story homes, 2, 3 and 4-bedrooms, from $50,000 with exce llent financi~g available. Ma.ke this the day for th~ buy of your hfe. We'll make 1t epsy for you to do 1t! 5ales Office: 399 Calle Borrego, San Clemente. Open 10 a.m. to dusk. Telephone: 1714) 493-7602. '• I 'I ' • 0 .. l . . , .. 1· '. ' ·. ~·•; :. ' \ •. 1 , t . ' ; .. ' . ' . _, • .. .. 9-------Mey--Spu..-.nd-Me.U<ten-Oanchukt----I--~----- Fourth Phase Opening -I\or-Peppe11ree 1-lomes The rbuitb phase (If 63 one refrigerator area; pantries '. and twO-story three and four-and custom de s i g n e d ' bedroom homes ts now open handfinished-~ a b i n e t s ; carpeting in au primary foe sale e.t Peppertree Homes areas; ceramic tile tub and in Tus~ 1 shower surrounds; fireplaces Je!+y Hardin, sales director with gas log J i g ht e r s ; of the project for builder cathedr.!1 ceilings; and lurmal Frank H. Ayres and Son, said dini.ng areas. 25 ol the new homes have Over 40 percent of the been sold dur1ng t he homes in the fourth phase construction stage. have already been sola: 196 Homes are trieed from in the first three phases have $43,990 to $>8,490, with four been finished and are now floor plans available in 16 occupied. exteri<W'S. J;:::::::::::::::::::::::::;I Part ci the Ir vine <bmpony's Greenwood Villa~• Just a few -rds I-"---,.,...., Peppelt...., Homes are -- 1----.c;u<r'-oir -M a· --;11 tlie rlghrplace ••• • ~·reeway, ln the Tustin School District and '"""' die couniy's major recreational faciliUes Dally Piiot and eroplo)melll centers. Classified Ads lncltldtd ln the price are such iotem feetures •• patio kllch•m with • boll~in oV«l Dia! the direct llne ,with otyli$h blaclc door, range, dishwasher ond heavy duty 642-5678 di~: stalnl<a st.el slnla; iremaker Hoc Ill t b • &..-------.....! f ~Equal tlousing ~Opportunities ' I ' • ' i ' ._ ~" ,_ . - ' '• ''"'·I • " . • ., .. I I • •, (I ... ' Ar,e. Y o.u· Letting Cash . . . . Slip Through Your Hands See If You . Have Any , Of These Things A Dl(IL Y PILOT -WANT AD . Will Sell Fasi ! I " 1. Stove 2. Guitar 3. Baby Crib 4. Eloctrk Saw 5. C1mere 6. Wawr 7. Outboard Motor LStorooSat ' t. Couch , 10. Clorlnot .,.. : 11. Jtafrlgoratot 12. ·Pickup~ 13. Sowing Machine 14. Surfboord • 15.·Mochlno Toolo 16. Dlahwo- 17. Puppy . ,. 29. Bicycle 30. Typewriter 31. lar Stool• 32. Encyclopedia 33. V•cuum Cloner 34. Tropical Fish 3S. Hot Rod Equipm't 36. Fiio C1blnot 37. Golf Clubs • '31. Storli119 Sliver 39. Vlctori1n Mirror 40. Bodroom Sot 41 . Slide Projector 42. Lawn Mower 43. Pool Yablo 44. Tlros 45. Plano 11. Cabin Crulw 46. Fur Coat If! Golf t ort 47. Dr1po1 20. laroinotor 48. Linens 21. Stat11P Colloction 49. Hor• 22. Dinette Sot ,, . / , 23. Play Pon . . ., 2'f,. ~· ... ~·· 2st.w-Side 26.' ,;..n.. " . ; I 27, $vl,CIH ' so; Alrpltno Sl. Organ S2. Exorcyclo 53. Rare Book• 54. Ski..... ' • SS. Hl9h Chair : 56: Coln• 57·. Electric Tr!ln 51. Kitten 59. Cl•11ic Auto 60. CoffH Table 61 ; Motorcycle 62. Accordion 63. Skis 64. TV Sot 6S. Work lanch 66. Dlomond Wttch 67. Go-Kart 68. Ironer 69. Comping Troller 70. Antique Furniture 71 . Tape Recorder 72. Sallboot 73. Sporto Car 74. Mattroa1 Box $pto 75. Inboard Speedboat 76. Shotvt111, 77. Saddle 71. D&rt Gamo 7J. Punching lag IO. Baby Carri.,. 11 . Drums • 12. Rifle 13. Dotk 14. SCUBA Gear l I. , ,ij ·-• • 1,. • ·- '' ,:;';64'.1~5678 -j • •• ·1• . ' • . .can ~ -turud Into cash. ;,ith .a: •' OAllY· P·ILOT WANr.·AD ' ' . H-.::;._11-----'-=.c'-----~0 • , • 'Don't J~st Sit There! '• DIAL DIRECT - • I Sunday, Sfpttmbtr 29, 1974 DAILY PILOT D J .,.. &.-. .• ,~. \• .1000.2"t ........ ',. ••••••• 1000 469': 1U11nw. ~-· t •I "'°"'"' .. , r • .~~ •• 5000-.., ~ht Blpoot Markttplact on tht Orqe C0t1t f--· ,,..at ......... 1000.7199 DAILY P,11.PT ~LASSIFIED ADS ~ ....... .., ..... . Mwthofldlw •••••• aooo.«Wt loatt&MarN ~ •••••••• 900l).909t ~ & ffuN& ............ S050-$tft $1rvk•I I ..... 600IMOtf You Can Sell It , Find It , [ 642 •5678 J ·One Call Service Tradi It Wrth-a Want Ad . -_ Fest Credit Approval ... -..-f,,.1opOf'tatilR •••• ".'"' ERRORS: Ad yertl•rs Gonerol R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002 1'-ld check their 1d1 REAL ESTATE dally & report orroro I mmo d la to ly. Tho DAl~Y flLOT 111umos lloblllty for tho flrot In c or r ect lnMrtlon onl1. _tor .. SALESPERSONS Nood A Now Outlook? A Frosh Start? o.,r.ssed? We are lntervle\\'1.ng men and women, experienced and in- experienc. J for salei posl· Hons fn our Corona del Mar 'iiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii; I otfice. Earn and leant in a II delightful atmosphere of GOMral R.E. 1002 antiques and naulica with --------helpfu l , compe.UbJe co-"Abandoned Villa" workers and Individual broker assistance. $panish-$38,950 roJ'~lfM'tii~wb'if~ 2 Story Pool-call Nigel for appcintment Beach 644-7211 Anytime Formal double door eqtry ~ to spack>us living room with J!. Ooor to ceiling fireplace. I - Formal dining is &erved by 1 • hoge garden view ldlch•n OPEN SUN l ·S with breakfast eating area. Fiesta parly1 roorll" with 6800+68001L W commanding view of lush 1:1 • EASTSIDE V.t,CANT LOT Large 82' x 140' R-2 lot. A steal at ... $14,500 MESA VERDE BEAUTY Sharp 3 Bednn with huge rumpus rm, Palos Verdes fplc. lush landscapinl;:. Priced pgti.t •.. $31,900 TWO HOUSES EASTSIDE 2 Bedrm homes, close to S.A. Country Club &: Golf Coorse. Price reduced $5000. lo $43,500 ~21 terrace in wailed' c0urtyard. Oce•nfront Sweepiftg sta.irs~to separate Newport Beach 1797 ~~i C.l\-1. master suite &: chlldrens h'O story 3 BR, 2 BA on 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!"' wine. Romeo A: Jnliet a cor I~. has a 2 BR, I' YESI, NOi. balcony. Hurry! 96.'J....7881. 1 BA rental around the cor· O/llENTIC• • rrs FUN ro «NICE! ner. Owner will CaJTY fillftn-YES! NO! 1r;==..==-,,.,,. .... , THE REAL ~ ,rro, ii 'di~ I ESTATERS clng "'ilh $40,000. down. $169,500. Undecided! See this crispy clean east iide Costa 111esa -3 bedroom with big family room · the answer \vill be yes! 1rs on a pride or ownership no traffic street with lots of big shade trees -now is the time $43,950! It '\\'On't last. 646-71TI. -PANOR'AMI~ OCEAN VIEW · CORONA DEL l!lllQuail~ limlPlam , P.r wtin ·. . ap 752·t9ZD MAR ABANDONED ESTATE OPEN rtL I • rrs FUN 10 BE NICE/ THE REAL ESTATERS '"the complete home" wltb 4 BR including hid~way bedrooms including an ex-master suite with pnvate tremely luxurious master ganien patio. Huge living suite, huge game room, rm w/massive firep! & large k i t c he n with Cjllhedral beam ceilings, =::=;:~~~~~~ microwave, a · fish pond, fOl'J!lal ~le light dining, patio decks Bil vacuum. gourmet ~tch. and fam rm. All on top of a hill at overlooking entertainers the e'nd of a cul-de-sac with P atio a nd park·l 1 k e better: than a 180° ocean grounds. UnbellMbly pric- and hill view. Only $139,500 ed. lee land. Call 644-721L T,HE GERRIE ~o. /Jn NICEL nAILEV & ASSlJCIATES Realtors 64SMOO TWO FOR 'tffE PRICE OF ONE Two bedroom house with nice fireplace. Large lot with a 1 bedroom rental to the rear. Perfect starter units. $39,IXXI can 646-nn for additional lnfonnatlon. OPEN TIL g • IT'S FUN Jtl BE NICE/ WALK TO BEACH. Gia.Jlt 2 story. Huge bedrooms Plus unfinished area. Complete to suit yourself. 24 ft master suit. 2 bath, dining room. Bullt -lns. Fireplace. Party p a t I o • Seperate "'8.ted area for boat or camper. Need fa s t possession? Rent till yours. Asswne low Interest Joan. Reduced to $42,500. Call today 962-5585. FOREST OLSON t·>c ~tlor\ • co:Ts WALLACE REALTORS Dramatic de<oraklr tunu.b-546 4141- ed, 2 gtory picture book (Open Evon1nt1l borne right out of the pages 1 '!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! of House and Home and I~ MESA VERDE -Sacrifice sale at Magnificent 2 Stary Exec Family Home $69,500. .I -C est with huge &eparate family L£EJQuail ~ .... u a nn + pool. David Bourke Assume 7010 VA ru1r. 546-9950. Plac• .,._ "-rt• Dramatic Monterey. $31.SOO. Open beam celling& r-.-..p.. l•S · ·' Beautifully m a n I cu red Cozy fireplace. Large fami.. 7$2-1920 _ yard 11, Breathtaking fn. ly room. Big shade trees. 1400 QUAIL St. NEWl'Olf IEACH t er f 0 r . upgraded l>el'(ect starter home. Call LIDO ISLE throu gl;tout. Massiw oow to see. 847-Q>lO Agt. 40 FOOT Jot; quiet end of "adobe" hearth. Cathedral 3 BR O~ BIG .LO'J'., with Isle. 3 BR., 2 ha. $89,500 celling. $239 month PAYS ceritraI atr .conditioning. 1n TRIPLEX, waterfront, 3 BR. ALL. Hurry call 842-2535. vnme location. Priced low ea. Leasehold. $160,0CW)' OPEN TIL,. rrs ·FUN ro BE NICE/ at $34,!m. with asswna ble CORONA DEL MAR HOMES OP EN 1·5 THIS AFTERNOON A UN IQUE HOME In Mesa Verdo--4 bdrm Pacesetter, Model 750, imn1ac inside and out, orig owner asking $56,950. See Nancy Sim- 1nons at 2845 Ellesmere, Mesa Verde. A UNIQU E HOME In Irvine Terrace-Open and airy, ocean and bay views, secluded patio in this 3 bdrm, new listing for the Unique price of $88.517. See Jim Valentine at 724 Malabar, Corona del Mar. A UNIQUE HOME In Dover Shores-Best price in the Dover Shores Area! 4 bdrm, 95 x 135 pool size lot, clean, top condition. $94,500. See Jim Valentine at 1235 Santiago Drive, Newport Beach. A UNIQUE HOME In South Coast Shoro1- 3 bedroom clusU!r home by a lake near South Coast Plaza. Beautiful decor! Sound invest· ment! $57,900, see Martha Beynon at 2010 Swnmer Wind. A UNIQUE HOME In Baycroat-3 bdrm pool home, vacant and beautiful, perfect for m. door-outdoor entertaining. Only $82,000. See Nadine Croul at 1738 Skylark Drive, New- port Beach. ' A UNIQUE HOME In Big Cany,on -Best value by comparison, lovely Monaco, 3 ~J!r garage, downstairs master suite, $1~1 500. Compare before buying. (Obtain direclions guard gal<!.) See Vergilene Hull at •22 Rue Grand Ducal. A UNIQUE TOWNHOUSE In Unlvor1lty Park-The scarce Stanford Model with 3 delightful bedrooms and family room-next I<> Green Bell.-$62,000. See Gil Ide at 4691 Royc&Rd. . . A UNIQUE HOME In Me11 Verde-Impres- sive New England 5 bdrm, authentic decor plus large pool and pool house. Near golf course, $105,000. 'See Jackie Randleman at 3096 Bali Circle, Mesa Verde. A UNIQUE HOME In Corona dol ·Mar -.. ••tree house" feel , Rr2 lot, owner will fbaance, south" of the highway charm, $64,i!Olt. See Pat Young at 418 Dahlia, corner of lsl • " A UNIQUE Duplex In Corona dol Mar - View corner of Ocean Blvd. and Carnation enormous 2 bdrm, 2 bath units, courtyard, fantastic views. $210,000. See Dave Zimber- . off at 2500 Ocean Blvd. A UNIQUE HOME In W11tcliff -3 bdnn pool home, clean lines, lots of wood, nr. shopping, schools and open space. Unique price of $76,912. See Zoe Ann Rhodes at 1400 Westcliff. A UNIQUE HOME In Irvine Terrace - New listing, low inU!rest, 3 bdrm, Unique lot layout, only $68,000. See Ronnie Lundy at 1401 Santanella, Irvine Terrace. -U ~ IVIJ I: t1()Ml:S ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET wtTH THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675·6000 MESA VERDE, &46-5990 • CA LL US VA loan. Call ~ai60 BKR Duplex ... Both with bay view! ~ I ILLNESS forces sale of high See it A: you will buy it! General R.E. 1002 Gent r1I R.E. 1002 desert 3.96 acres and house. $125 <XlO --------t -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I Also Calif. pines &CJ"e I f I 96&-19'19 Newport Bay l'bew1ea10rawmtneweat. BOAT-..CAMPER Triplex $56,950 ••• a Daily Pilot cieu111ed =-.,...,.....,.,...,...,... 1 TRAILER UNIVERSITY PARK want ad results ••••• 642-5678 -E""-' "4..:-Owner must 11 quid ate. OPEN SAT /SUN. l ·S As•ume VA Loan ·~, ""' sprawling Mesa Spac;.,.., •• .,,.,., un;~ three ""1 SANDBURG WAY _Just-Say_ 'Charge It' ~HEN PLACING . ' A •WANT AD IN:'THE ·ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT JUST DIAL 642-5678 ... .,. Verde family home with Its bedrooms plus t'\\'O rEntal -Approx $24,600. 8%%, $224 giant spreading peach tree, uni ts. Prime rental area. ONE OF. A .KIND, pride Of ~ m:>. includes_ tax_!! & IQ&_._ co~ Cy a.oo beamed Xlnt flnancln&. FEO Call ownersh1~ 11 reflected tn TOtal pi'i& $36,500. 4Bed= ce1 room. 3-6t.>0303 the--~tlng.;--new nns, ~ ba, fplc, w/w cpta, spacious bedroo~ t 0 0 • kitchen a p p l I 11 n c e • : new paint. Rear yard backs on cul-de-calbedral cell.. mimnd Roy McC•rdle Realtor &ac ready for trailer gate wills, &l.riwn; I bdrms.. 2 1110 Newport Blvd,. CM acceu. $42,950. beths. dry ber, polio, Obi. 541-7729 car pre.re. Pr1ced at CWLY "lt's·ln the Woods" lt9 P1am •iJ!l.Quall ~ fe~s AVAILAILI Prap.I ,.__ .. ,. ACll.DlmllMKIICGIPAl'f "C" THOMAS M~ Woods tHat ts -4 years • .._ oew -squeaky clean, super 752•1920 HARBOR VIEW RALTOR Door plan 3 BR conwrted '40o GUAN.st NIWl"Oflf llACH 22..f \V. Ost I fwy. ~ to exqu~;te ma.ter aatte * • * · * * MODERN N .. _ ee.ch ~-.. ... MH6iJ plus one. Spanish decor will O . W . Ancl9rson Value galore. Delu:ce J ! "'!!!!'""""""'"'"'""ll!!!-•I appeal to · the m 0 1 t FAMILY LJ(E dl.ajnUnating. Ideal 1oca-6232 Slorro Palos bedroom horn< with family tlon near So. Coaat Plaza. Irvine room and d<n. Brl1ht. THE W "1117 call 516-2313 Immediately You a.re the winner or cheerful abnolpl'lt'l"'t. 'f'Nlll " nm time offered! 2 tickets tO ~ one of a kind home with Newporr. OollMT CUii:? O#'fNTit.•· ff'SFUNrDBEN1C£1 Rec&r9:!~onShoVth lcle :~~ ~ C:.~ :s'ii 4 ~ •,,:::.. 11 -t w ua 67J..8550. lnunC!dlatt.IJ. srua at the OPEN m • • rrs """' 10 • NCI• . Anaheim Stadium I , ] 1£ Quall PARTY POOL HOUSE Pl~l=to~~~k~~333 1 ll~!'ll;ll ... ~::ir: • Lovefy pool aurt'CiUhded by (North COUnty toll tree ::11 m ... ,.. deddn& tor relaxation &. number ls 5*).l.Zll) LF;ASE· opUon 00 faniuUc MOO OUMlst MWNJn uao. enlertalnlng, 3 bdrm, ottlce * * * * Sol Vltlll Atr1um ~--~!F.DU0~~'1lr;~~~~~ and bunk room. 3 bath in Lovtly p.l"dco home hM " mutt .et ..., .._. rl. ~~ AJ1l<°Jt t!,.•~ VA .APPERAISAL =-"'."'"'~i::, ~;::.,::.~ ~~---=i·-- 1119,!(oO. Call 646-Till ORD !tED , a1 847-6)10 /!Cl. ;;:'.';'.' r • .... ~~ ... ;·~·~·~1;•:•a__ _Walko<-.& Loo -COM&-SEE,-3-BR, l.11 Balboo-0..,;;aii!!~~i;;~ Rea1-Dtate·---+-BA70ne-owner. \Jpgnuted ~ om 1~ 1 n y ASSUMABL E LOAN 3 Bdrm., 2 bath In desirable Co.ta ?i-1esa nei&hborhood. Thls select. property has nc!W carpets, new soft·atcp kitchen floor & a price of $38,500. Call now, 55&-2!;60. thruout. Room. for Camptr re11tuf'ftl. IJusl " 10 •P. too. $30,500. Pt-eclate. $149,500, 0-1'8' .\rt. 1£ jQuall l will""""""· u····e---1-v-Plac• COAST ~~ERTIES o;:,. ,1 - P1apmln FRANC1SCAN F.....i .. rr.'r.1t Tiii c-.1!~ .. 752-1920 Beautifully"'""' for._ J "-1"111 • 1400 OUAILSt. NIWH>IT •••CH •Uiile s1ory. A fa.nl.utiir ~ ~ .... ' Jlt:GtlES V1canc1•s "'" "'"'""' Ren! It !Sl,9'0. If--Ullo yollr houft. apt., 1torio much ~ht ~ ruidrol I bide., etc. thna a Daily PUo1 ""'' luL Can n Cla,.llled Ad. _:Alt.=-------==.==.:..:.:::.....1 ) • ' .) Ar _e You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Hands ' See If You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT ·WANT AD . Will Sell Fast! 1. Stove 29. Bicycle 57. Electric Trtln 2. Guitar 30. Typewriter SI. Kitten 3. Baby Crib 31 . Bar Stools 59. Classic Auto 4, Electric Saw 32. Encydopedla 60. CoffH T1blo S. Carner• 33. Vacuum Cleaner 61 . Motorcycle 6. W1she, 34. Tropical Fish 62. Accordion 1. Outboord Motor 35. Hot Rod Equlpm't 63. Skis I. Stereo Set 36. Fiie Cabinet 64. TV Set 9. Couch 37. Goll Clubl 6S. Work Bench 10. Clarinet 38. Sterli09 Sliver 66. Dia mond Watch 11. Jtofrl .. r1tor 39. Victorian Mirror 67. Go-Kart 12. Pickup Truck 40. Bedroom Set 68. Ironer 13. Sawing MOchlne 41. Slide Projector 69. Camping Trailer 14. Surfboord 42. Lawn Mower 70. Antique Furniture 15. · Mochlne Tool1 43. Pool Table 71 . Tape R9Cordtr 16. Dlthwather <44. Tires 72. Sallbo1t 17. Puppy 45. Pi1no 73. Sport• Car 11. Cabin CrulMr 46. Fur Coat 74. Mattrff! Box Spg1 •9. Golf Cart 47. Dr1pes 75. lnboord Speedboat 20. Barometer 48. Linens 76. Shofvun, 21. Stomp Collection 49. Horse 77. Sa.!dle 22. Dinette Set 50. Airplane 71. Dirt Game 23. Play Pen. Sl. Organ 79. Punching Bag )t. llewtl09 Ball S2. Exercyclo 80. Baby Carriage -U:..Wator-Slde -Rlro.Bookl u. Drum• ' ' 26. ........ 54. Ski lloo11 .. 12. Rlfle i 27. SullcaM SS. High Choir 83. Delk ii. CIOdc -56. Coins M. SCUBA Goar " , . ' -. . These or any Otlier extra ttilnc)s _. the hollH c:an be turn•d into c:alh ;;,ith a. ; DAILY PILOT WANT-·AD So • • • ~-- Don't Just Sit There! • DIAL DIRECT ' . - • Sunday, S.pttmw 29, 1974 l DAllY PILOT D l lld f•tot. .• ,, ..... 1000.:mt ~he Bl1ce1t Marketplace on the <>ranee Co•st lftlPliovMMt & =..:·~-.':"'"" DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ::-..::.·.·::::.: Rllotliclol •••••••••• 5(I00."°4f ' ' loot• & M.inl ......,;..-............ You Can Sell It , Find It , ( 642•5678 J One Call Service =.;·;,·;.;:.;--~\:.=•=,:=T"=•~;;;;.;;;·:=:==~.~T:•:ade=~lt;;W~lt;.:h.;:a:..W::;;ant;;:Ad~=·=;=;:;===;=;;;·~F=as=t=Cr~ed~it~A:pp<:::~ova:;:I ..... --.... .,~- • Genorol R.E. 1002 General ll.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002 General R.E. lDOf ERRORS: AdvertlMrt --------1hould check their ad1 dally & report trror1 Immediately. The DAl~Y PILOT ... umn liability for the flrtt Incorrect lnMrtlon only. _"' .. REAL ESTATE SALESPERSONS Need A New Outlook? A Fr•sh Start? O~rt11ed? \\'e are lnterviel\1ng men and 'A'OI~, experien~ and in- experl.enc. J for sales posi- tions in our Corona del !\tar 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;,:iii~ I oHice. Earn and learn in a {ii delightful atm015pbere or General R.E. 1002 ".iebandoned VUla" Spanish-$3.8,950 2 Story-Pool- 8eac:h Fonna.1 double door eritry to spacious living room· with floor to ceilinf. fireplace. Formal dining s served by huge garden view kl.tehen with breakfast eatlftl area. Fiesta party, roonr with comn1andlng view of lush terrat.'e In walled courtyard. Sweeping stairs to sepftrate master 11uile & chlldrens w~. Romeo &: Joliet balcony. llurry! 963-7881. ~~""'jif *"i PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW CORONA DEL MAR "the complete home" with bedrooms including an ex- tremely luxurious master suite, huge game room, large kitchen with microwave, a fish pond, patio decks B/l vacuum. AJI on top or a hill at the ehd of a cul-de-sac wiih better than a 180" ocean and hill view, Only $139,500 fee land. Call 644-72ll. ~ ~ MESA VERDE 2 Story Exec Family Home with huge separate family rm + pool. Da vtd Bourke Rltr. 546-9950. Just Sar_ 'Charge It' WHEN PLACING A WANT AD IN THE ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT • • antiques and nautiCA v.i th he Ip f u I, rompe.tible co- work e r s and individual broker assistance. YOU \VILL NEVER HEAR A DISCOURAGING WORD! l Ca11 Nig@l for appc.intnlent 644-7211 Anytime .. 'OPEN SUN 1·5 6800+68001h w. Oce•nfront Newport Beach T9.'9 story, 3 BR, 2 BA on a ror lot. has a 2 BR. 1 BA rental around the cor· net. OYmer will carry finan· clng 'with $40,000. dov.11. $169,500. ABANDONED ESTATE 4 BR including hide-av.•ay master suite with private garden patio. Huge living rm w/massive firepl & catlle'dral beam ceil ings, fornlal candle light dining, gourmet kitch. and lam rm. o v e rlooldng entertainers patio and patk·like grounds. Unbelievably pric- ed. T,HE GERRIE CO. Reallot'S 64~400 ~gEFg: J~~ EASTSIDE VACANT LOT Large 82' x 140' R-2 IQt. A 1teal at . , • $24,500 MESA VERDE BEAUTY Sharp 3 Bedlm with huge rumpus rm, PalO!I Verdes fplc-. lush landscaping. Prl<.'ed ,right ••. $31,900 TWO HOUSES EASTSIDE 2 Bednn homes, close to S.A. Country Club & Golf Course. Price reduced $5000. to $43,500 9='21 1797 Orange, C.1'1. 642-1771 YES! NO! YES! NO! Undecided! See this crispy clean east ·aide Costa 1'tesa . 3 bedroom v.•ith big ramlly room • the ans .... ·er will be yest It's on a pride of ownership no traffic street with lots of big shade trees -l)OW is the time $43,950: It v.'On't last. 64&--7171. OPEN T1L 11 • ITS FUN TO SE NICE/ \VALK TO BEACH. Giant ~ story. I-luge bedrooms plus unfinished area. Complete to suit yourself. 24 ft master suit 2 bath, dining room. Built-ins. Fireplace. Party p at Io . Seperate "!'aled area for boat or camper. Need ta s t possession? Rent till yuuni. Assume low interest Joan. Reduced to $42,500. Call today96U585. A COl.DWB.l. IAllKEll COMl'Art REDUCED $2000!!! HOMES OPEN 1.5 THIS AFTERNOON A UNIQUE HOME In Me,. Verde-I bdrm Pac·eselter, Model 750, in11nac inside and out, orig o\vner asking $56,950. See Nancy Sim· 1nons at 2845 Ellesn1ere, l\1esa \i'erde. A UNIQUE HOME In Irvine Terrace-Open. and airy, ocean and bay views, secluded pij.tio in this 3 bdrm, new Listing for the Unique price of $88.517 . See Jini Va.lentine at 724 Malabar, Corona del Mar. A UNIQUE HOME In Dover Shores-Best price in the Dover Shores Area! 4 bdrm, 95' x 135 pool size lot, clean, top condition. $94,500. See Jim Valentine at 1235 Santiago Drive, Newport Beach. A UNIQUE HOME In South Coast Shores- 3 bedroom cluster home by a Jake rlear South Coast l'laza. Beautiful decor! Sound invest~ ment! $57,900, see Martha Beynon at 2010 SUmmer Wind. A UNIQUE HOME In Baycresl--3 bdnn pool home. vacant and beautifuJ, perfect for in- door~outdoor entertaining. OnJy $82,000. See Nadine Croul at 1738 Skylark Drive, New· port Beach. . A UNIQUE HOME In Big Canypn -Best value by comparison, lovely Monaco, 3 car garage, downstairs master suite, $1$,500. Compare before buying. (Obtain directions guard gale.) See Vergilene Hull al •22 Rue Grand Ducal. A UNIQUE TOWNHOUSE In University Park-The scarce Stanford 1i-1odel with 3 delightful bedrooms and family room-next to Green Bell,-462,000. See Gil Ide at 4691 Royce M. ' • A UNIQUE HOME In Mesa Verde-Impres- sive New England 5 bdrm, authentic decor plus large pool and pool house. Near golf course. -'$105;000. ·see Jackie Handleman at 3096 Ball Circle, Mesa Verde. A UNIQUE HOME In Corona del Mar -.. "tree house" feel, Jt.2 lot, owner will fiaance, .south of the highway charm. $64,500. See Pat Young at 418 Dahlia, comer of !st. • A UNIQUE Duplex In Corona del Mer - View corner of Ocean Blvd. and Carnation enormous 2 bdrm, 2 bath units, courtyard, fantastic views. $210,000. See Dave Zimber· olf at 2500 Ocean Blvd. A UNIQUE HOME In Westcli(I -3 bdnn pool home, clean lines, lots of wood , nr. shopping, schools and open space. Unique price of $76,912. See Zoe Ann Rhodes at 1400 Westcliff. A UNIQUE HOME In Irvine Terrace Ne'v listing, low interest, 3 bdrm, Unique lot layout, only $68,000. See Ronnie Lundy at 1401 Santanella, Irvine Terrace. ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLI NG THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675·6000 MESA VERDE, 546·5990 • CALL US 1002 UNIVERSITY PARK I I • • .. The Week's Market Highlights VOLUME, HEAVY TRADERS NewiJort Firm Lends Out Luxury I r BymL~RYKAYE Counties for t\vo months.· four companies run by was ed,acated at Columbia firstoftheyear. oi .. o.111f'11ttsiatt and so far 46 people have ]llorth American Mutual Univen:iQ-and then spent Banks explained the A company founded on signedup. · Corporation, owned by time la the securities tompany figured it would 1 tbepi:emi~ethate\'.'e!Ym.an · Luxury items owned Banks aud two partners. business before becomiJ:lg besuccessfulanywhereelse 1 c8:n live like a. mi!Jionaire -outrigbtbytbefirminclude '. Richard Plecbner, involved with North in the comi•-if it. proftld without really being C?ne ·eight villas -four in president of North American Mutual Cor• w.3 recently opened 1ts. Mexico and the rest ~in American Mutual, and .,pon.tion.. successful in Newport 1 headquarters in Newport:, Colorado and Nevada; nine Robert Kogan. president of · In terms of short-range Bea.ch, since the atnuen& Beach. . ·, • b6ilts ranging in length Trans ?tfl!ccao . goals, Trans Mecca execu· here are already wetJ.ae; ' ,I To assistlhooewhoaspire from a Cal 21to a 41.fooU!r;· The other operations in-tlves are hoping to open customed to yachting llJld to the good ljfe. Trans 11·airp1anes andjetsandsix elude a chemical company, 'branch offices in San Fran-flying and other lux.wy at• Mecca will rent~ut to mem· motor homes. tnicking firm and fishing claco and San Diego l5y tbe tivities. i !>ers e~erything from a"'!~ The company also backs Deet in Louisiana. i;iiiiiiiiiiiii5iii5iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii5iiiiiiiiiiii5iiiiiiiiiiii inMeXJcotoayachtora3et. up each goodie witti a "'I've always enjoyed THE FLEDGLING com- pany operates on the 'idea a;.°"~1..-...ii--.,.1 ________ .._ __ .._ ____ -:~::'.:::'.:~::'.~ that it's Cheaper to rent similar leased luxury ar-living like a millionaire, but ticle-in case everything is just couldn't afford it,'' booked up the week you says Ban1cs, 41, explaining I• • ~"""'"......._ Juxury than to own it. And want to take off. the genesis of the company. ,. Trans Mecca Vice TRANS MECCA is one oC Raised in Texas, Ba~ : ·Th p ,e s President John Banks con· i ·. , ey ray ... or now :~~~u~~ri~~ei~~:;, t<:r:-:: l\1ecca than from a conven· Mobile Home Sales • :; Mountain· Managers in Dow. nh:zz tionalrentalcompany. DENVER-Itlookslikean stock. One major In· 1 early winter in Colorado; stitution, Morgan Guaranty 1 the aspens are already gold, Bank, owns a substantial.!n· ., Membership costs range o i· h M A • from $750 to $4,000, not in· n . e ove gain areas is finding linanciJlgto eluding monthly dues. The . . . • \ tbe ground squirrels are terest in both ~s piirt, of its eating more than their nor· trust department holdings. maltluttonous amount, and It's worthwhile to look at •1 tbemountainsbavealready both companies ' closely gotten a dusting of snow. because they difrer substan· While this may not sound tiallY-VII.if, for example, is like good news for the back· involved in not only the ski packer or a~ 19ver, for tb_e in~ustry but also the real ski Industry m Colorado 1t estate business. It is 50Ullds great. therefore susceptible to the · " . tight money market and a !~ AND FOR TWO publicly declining mortgage held ski companies in markeL C.Olorado, Vail Associates and Aspen Skiing Cor .. poration, an early winter • wouldbeawelcomesigbL ' ••• a late winter last r / Jn the case of Aspen, a year forced the resort • _____ ,late winter last year lorced to open ··ts sk·1 run .~ r the resorrt0open1rstmrous----• , •Snowmass and Aspen later than usual. 1 Mountain ski runs later develop them.·... higher figure is. for col'-Mobile home shipments• Ee.xcutive~ a~·Vail might 'poratemembershtps; . thro ughout the 11 western . CO!JStder a s1m1lar partner-Member~ are entitled to states are showing so me in· ship type of arrangement to rent anyt~1ng the company creases according to a the. one .that helped form ofrers at discount rat~. For recent marketing repOrt Vail V1l~age: A_notber example, a small airplane received by the Trailer means of fmanc1ng ~eludes normally rented at $125 per C'.oachAssociation. a . s~le·leaseback o! the hour. costs Trans. iM~ca •'Th e Pacific region air Lions Head COII!Plex m ~e member.s $2S per hour, pears to be recovering from village. Normal · ,expansion Banks sru.d. the influence of the current ofrunsand~ewliftscanbe The. ~ompany has been economic situation," said compl~ted with the tremen· recru1t1ng members from the Elrick and Lavidge dou~ cash ~ow generated Orange and L os Angeles Marketing Report. dunngthew1nter. The July su rvey, ASPEN BAS (iROWTH prepated for the Mobile problems. The town or Santa Ana Homes Manufa cturers As· Aspen is very negative on 'soeiation shows California any further grpwth or the July mobile home ship· town, believing the com· F;~Chosen ments up 8 percent over munity is nearing optimum .u. ....._ July 1973 .. size. The Snowmass area · , . Cumulative fi ures com· and Buttermilk. ave poten· H_. -N:-Bait~y-a:nd -A-s .. panng fDefirs seven mon· tial for growth. soc1ates of Santa Ana, j.hs of 1913 with 1974 's tally, , tbiD usual. ! And ·Vail Assq_ci ates. , likewise. bad a 5horter ski :: .a.son because of late·fal· l ltnr snow. However, I because of a gas shortage in I •. tll<! East and the growing I llOPUlarity or the powder ~ aaow ski resorts, skier t mils increased a~ both Because of such growth manufacturers of aircraft show Alaska Je<iding with a; problems, the company has par~s kits an~ bay~et 61 percent increaSe over ' Ontheotherhand,durlng purchased an option on a marine protuls1on un1t.s, last year. Wa s hington good ti.mes, it gets ad· potential ski area in h~ve been c osen by Hill registered a 16 percent in· t .-r1s. I. tbe end result on the bot. > 1tomlinewasa13percentin· ~ ereaae in net income at Vall ~ (11 percent higher on a fully ! ilDUled basis ). and flat ear-lllDP last year !or Aspen (Iller a gain on saleofland '8JJ73>. western Washington about Air Force Base, Utah, to crease. California showed a ditional leverage from its three hour.i out of Se'attle. furnish modification kits 16 percent decrease over land sales. In o rder to develop it, used for the inst~llation or· Jast year's fi gures, \Vhic h ASPENISSOLELYinthe Brown says the company the IFF electromc .system the industry says still ski Ii ft (mountain would need a partner to on the F4 Phantom aircraft. ·represents an upward trend ma0iagement) business. help finance the $20·~ mil· T~e contr~ct covering 23 for California which last Nevertheless. Aspen's 1973 lion capital expenditure. s~b1tems, w1th ~ollowonop· month showed a 20 perce~ earnings Were boosted by a Since the option runs three tions is valued 1n excess oC decrease. land sale, and the. tack of years and the construction $1 million. Frank Ke.ms, By region, July mobile such sales this year, com· would take two years, the project manager, reparts bined with inflating costs, expansion in that area· iC it that the project wW require kept fully dlluted earnings comes. will easily take five the employment of ne\v nat in 1974. Still, Aspen years. workers having sheet metal president D.R.C. Brown In the meantime, Brown skills and women for says he's glad ho's not in the supervises the additional militarY packaging. land busin ess now that the expans ion of runs on mortgageslumpison Snowmass and Aspen · FOlt SHAREHOLDERS E>ecuUves at Vail in· mountains, wh ic h should d both companies, it has dicate the company will keep skiers happy over the Ileen a straig ht downblll beginedgingoutoltheland near term. ~fBmaran's Sales.Jump .11111. Aspen is down from its sale busine ss and move D~"PIT~lhedltr.icultec· ·tilUance price In Septcm· more Into the land·lcasc .., ~ " "I'" . lier, 1972, or $20 per share, business. onomlc cllmate facinthg lhk<: Coast Cdataltmaran ~rp. SILVER BARS 8Dd now sells ror e~. Vail At Vail there Is certainty nflttion this winter, c s t announce s . operating bu come down about the a lot of room to expand.. industry has s hown an results for t he nine .months .Its + PbRE PLATINUM um amoun . BeSlacstfie m or comPJexatilllt:YWWe>th·ennnsrany-ended-Aug:-SI. I CllCDco~s • !llvtR COii BIG Once the stock marlcel in back of the village or storm. As Dick Peterson, Net sales were $7,898,877 con11cUnt1e1 corpore1• COOied toward the leisure ln · Vail, which can haodleover president of V..ail , note~. ~s coinpa~ed with $8,134.957 1 stof•9• or lmm•dlete c1t1ivpry ·&atry,bolb lssues1osttheir 9200 skiers per day Va.ii "Our reservations for lh1s.1n the pnor year. Nc?t in· INT ERCONnNENTAL . )lt1b price earnings a'lso owns lwo other Poten· wlnterarestrong.Skiingin· come was S591,6fl2 or 70 1 . ~~:,:U~~~~~~~~1':; ' multiples. Sllll, there are tlal nearby sk1 areas called came is not as di sc retionary cents per share as com· j' TN Fln1nc1111 cinicr "many localre51dentso(Vall .. Me adow Mountain and as in the pa st.'' Aspen. pared with $34~,890 or ,-io N1wponaeec1<1.cat,1f. lllld Aspeu and many •mall Beaver Creek. The ma in .likewis e, reports reser· cents pcr·share 1n lhepnor 644-9410 a.ves lora who own lhc diUlewli wllb these 'lwo vaUonsareruDJlinJ:well.. year. · , • ..__ ......... _,-. _ _..., I I I J home shipments in the western states were down 1 percent to 4,734 units from 4,773 in July 1973. The ·western region is leading in recovery from the inflationary mobile ho u s ing cris is . Wershow REAL ESTATE AUCTION 25.860 SI. Fl. 8 l=llAlll- w/16,920 sq. fl. Bldg. COlll M1s1. Cl. (Oran11 County) Yery Modem lndmhial Arel, doit lo "°"Port BllCh Buildint lncludts apJ,,or. J,000 aq. ft. of ale offices. 7,560 tq. tt. ft extra·hf(l'I till·llP, remeindtr is concrete block and pumice block. Also 161116' electrie•llr operated lotding door, '\61x2S' spray bOoth. ·600 amp, 2'0 Y .. 3 ph, power. M1rcury lights. Parkin; tOr 40 cari (11,34() sq. II. ol Jllvtd 1111kln1J. sale on lhe premises : 1619 Placentia Att. Cnh MUI. Ca. TIS .• IT.1 at 10:00 A.M. • M;Hon 1.Wersbow c~ ~VCTIOHl:llli • ll(Al.TOlll m m"' u • .. Aft • I.Cl LIN bf'ltl, ~!if. MOH .... ,,.. (Ziil UJ.a541 . c.• '"'"-.... ,..,,., ... " ..... Many smart investors think so. Here's why: , You. earn 10% to 12%!11 you have $10,000 now earning SV4'l'o, you're lhrowing away from $450 to $650 every year. Ar41'11%, you·re losing even more. Even 7V2% cosls youi2ooto$400 annually. Why throw away money .•• particularly these days? You get high securily. Your money-from $1,000 to $50,000-is secured by carefully ap· praised shorl-lerm real eslate !rust deeds. We'Ve been in business since 1950. During this -24-year periOO not one of our Investors has ever lost a penny of princi pal or accrued interest ' You have no problems. We lake care of everything, including collections, all paperwork, and a full accounting lo you. At no charge. And the only requirement is !hat you be a CallfQmla resident Every day you keep your funds in a savings and loan or bank, it's costing you money, Get full information about lrust deeds by mailing the coupon. • *If lhe loan pays off before maturity, your yield increases because. you receive a bonus of up to 4 monlhs" interest as allowable under slate law. 1hftotr...11V1111Mato•M ...... Ce111PM11 .. 'ftvata,.,.., Ptotlt.._t.,.,..,,1an_.K....,....., • ·-------------------· MAit. THtl COUPON POI OUll ..... IROCMUM 10: UnlOn KoM l.o1n .. 17Ucrt.,_al#t,.a..n GtontC..t:IMt Yes, I woukj like more Tnform1t1on on how my money cm make money for me. ' · CITY. 6l.t.f( zp -·-------------------· Or c11f one ot our lnYtltmtnt contulllnll tt (11•) •2112. UNION HOME LOANI . The We~rs-Leading Home Loan Brokerage Flrnt wlth 24 olllces In CaUlornla'and Ar11onn. • • ' ' . I + l e • '-~;;;al:riR,:i[r-111a112M.r::::::;;...---.. ;;;c:-:::'.::::~;;-r-:.... ... .-;:=::::;-;;-r---T.:~":"">==7":-'5---;:==~,,..,""'--.....,=·=-....,..,,..,....._~ •• Seplrmbtt 29, 1974 DAILY PI LO T ~;;::;;:;;;:;=::::=l==G=°'::::'°;':;":;I R.:::;l:;.;;::;;:;::;1002:; Oener~I R.E. 10fi 0....nl R.E. 1062 O..Wel it:I. 1002Geno<al 'R:E. 1062 Gononl R.t. neral R.E. 1002Gonoral R. FOR FAST ACTION UST NC. • WITH US!!!! SUNDAY OPEN HOUSES 308 POINSETTIA -$117,000 Old Corona de! Mar charm; cathedral cell. 1 blcck fy<lm beach. 0 Ft. Jo\. Open 1·5 315 OTERO, THE BLUFFS -$107,500 "E" Plan. end unit; lge. family nn. + 3 bdrms. Gorg~us!! Open 1-5. .....,- 2709 SETTING SUN -$245,000 Marvelol\!i view; 4 hdrms., game rm. & den. formal dining, dark room, pool & much more! Open 1-5. 103 BAYSIDE Pl. -$385,000 -FEE On the water, pier & slip; sep. studio & office. R-2 Lol You'll Jove 1t! Open 3-6. 2524 OCEAN (duplex) -$195,000 Fabulous views ; 3 bdrms .. 3 baths & 2 bdrms., 2 baths. Really plush!!! Open 1-5. BIG CANYON -SHOWN BY APP'T. 23 HERMITAGE LANE -.$265,000 -FEE Private paddle tennis & putting green; 4 bdrm. beauty with long view of fairway. Custom designed; many extras! 15 RUE MARSEILLES -$145,900 -FEE outstanding S bdrm. Bordeaux end unil Gor~eous carpeting & wall coverings. RENTALS BLUFFS condo, 3 BR. 2-sty. ·Near pool & tennis. 430 Vista Suerte. $400 Mo. 25-08 OCEAN. 4 Bdrm . w/beam cell., beaut. view. Asking $650 per mo. SJMCializing in ... Homes of Distinction HUG HOMES, REALTORS 567 San Nicoles Drive, Suite 102 Newport Center 640·4050 Gtntral R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002 CAMEO SHORES New Parkplace u. .. 1, Padlic vtow; l••· 3 Always A Winner brlrm., 2 bath home. Speci· New Pnrkplace. Fu 11 y ally offered at $114,001 upgraded. Owner transfer. HEART OF... red. l\tust sell!! Larg~ dou· Corona del Mar. Lovely ble door marbh.• entry. Huge home, cloee to beach, 00 master suite. 3 large ad- 11; lots. Owner will IUT8Jlg8 diOonal bedrooms. Large financing. o t ( e red at fan1ily room overlooking $117,500 hUge patio. Large perk like rear yard. With $20.000 Onlu 1lwTI owner v.·UJ <"am' be.lance at on I y 81,.i?ii 21 inlercst See it and you'll ~ want it, call now. 983-<;787. c::=-I I oPEN TJL 1. 1Ts FUH ro BE NICE/ THE REJIL ESTJITERS CORBIN·MARTIN Realtors * 644-7662 * macnab/ lrvlne realty FINER HOMES Priced From $65,000 to $535,000 1002 THE MOST ! 5000 + SQ. FT. I Cameo Shores Oceanfront -4/5 bedroom suites, 512 baths + enclosed patio & fount.. ain. OWner will consider exchange. $535,000. Call Bob Owens for appl or color brochure 642-823.5. (R34) . "EASY STREET" Precious 3 bedroom cottage in presti¥ious Bayshores-a private community w/pr1vate beach. $65.000. Jack Custer 642-8235. (R351 IRVINE TERRACE-FOR THE FAMILY ! 4 Bedroom + convertible den. Lg. lot - quiet street. $88,500. Tom Queen 644-fi200. (R38) RED Hill RIDGE AREA.-NO. TUSTIN 6 Bedroom home w/lg. family room, billiard room & POOL on * acre. $135,000-also lease or lease/option. Harriet Perry 642- 8235. (R37) ONE ELEGANT BARGAIN! Versailles Model -4 bedroom, 412 bath ho1ne w/superb view on Golf Course. $169,950. Bob Owens 642-8235. (R38) FOR FUN OR SUN Great family room -wet bar -separate dining roonr~8 bedrooms-Pool amidst brook & tree setting. $129,500. Jack C.uster 642-8235. ( R39) MAGNIFICENT VIEW-NEWPORT BAY 5000 sq. f\.-5 bedroom-entertainment cen- ter w/pool-conversational fire pit-excep- tionally large lot-prestigious Dover Shores -$250,000. Walter King 64+6200. (RAO) "SHOWPLACE" Luxurious, nearly new 4 bedroom home in choice Westcliff location. $139,500. Charles Arnold 642-8235. ( R41) SPECIAL SPYGLASS Lusk-built 4 bedroom, single story home w/ sweeping view o! ocean & barbor. $164,000 Fee. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (R42) CAMEO SHORES-NEW OFFERING f\.fagnificent view -complete privacy -5 bedrooms -billiard room -family room -den & fantastic master suite. $310,000. Tom Queen 644-6200. (RAS) BIG CANYON BUILDING SITE 15,000 sq. ll lot on end of quiet cul-de-sac. View of Goll·Course & lakes. $95,500. Tom Queen 644-6200. (R44) VJEW-LOJ'_COROli.A HIGHLANDS Owner will consider tradeTor income prop- erty. Fantastic ocean view. $52,500. Cllnt Moses 64U235. (R45) IOf 'Dover Orlve '142•1235 1644 MacNthur &«•1200 HlWPQt1 8NUI. C.Rfofnil 126N ** ** ** Heritage Collection CORNER 'SPLENDOR YOU'LL LOVE THE' wide ~n feeling of this Costa Mesa home. 8 Huge bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 brick fireplaces, family room and much, much more. No 2nd car needed hare -walk to everything. A terri!ic value, call for full details, 546-5880. JUST REDUCED A SPECTACULAR HOME AND INCOME ·UNIT -on Balboa Penins~la Point. • Un· usual • Unique e Neat e Inspirational • Comfortable e Private • Spacious and cozy. 5 Bedrooms on a comer lot with 2 bed~ room rental on separate lot. It's hard to de- scribe this exciting and classic home. \Ve want you to see it -we know you'll love it. Now priced to sell, call 54f.11l1, MESA VERDE SHARP 3 BEDROOM + DEN. New carpets & paint. Garage converted to large 'bonus room. 10-/. Down and O\l.'ner will carry 2nd trust deed. Priced only $41,500. Call 546-5880. COWGE PARK BEST LOCATION-close to shoppin~. 3 °Bed· room, dining, fireplace, covered patio, park- like yard. OwMr will help finance. Show anytime. Vacant. Asking $38,750, Call 54f. 1151. REMODLED 4 BEDROOM $35,000-Talk about value, ima~ine 4 bed· rooms 2 baths, beautiful front kitchen, com- plete with new appliances, l1rge enclosed patio, new carpets and paint. Located on safe cul-de-sac. Vacant and owner wants action. 546-5880 KNOITT PINE LOADED WITH THE REAL THING-talk about prime Eastside location, this is it!! Talk about siz.e, you'll get lost in it!! Plus storage area for boat or camper. Now down to basics ... 3 bi~ bedrooms, 212 baths, and super large famdy room. P .S. Yery good financing available. Call 540-1151. COLLEGE PARK YOU 'LL LOVE THIS 3 BEDROOM -2 bath with heavy shake roof. real hardwood floors, used brick fireplace, dining room and sepa- rate breakfast area. Take· advantage of this 5 :1/49/• loan. Owner anxious, best offer will take! Call 54'-5880. JUST LISTED NEARL y NEW-upgraded 2 story with 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 3 car garage, brand new wet bar, large family room on quiet cul-de-sac in Greenbrook. Area for boat or camper. See this now at $67,500. Call 54f.1151. ERITAGE General R.E. 1002 Gener•I R.E. 1002 UPPER BAY VIEW FROM YOUR PRIVATE DECK SIX BRAND NEW QUALITY CONDOS. All with 3 BR, 212 BA. Up to 1840 sq ft, bltin R/0, dshws hrs, compactors, big dbl gar w/sep lndry area ... and much more. If you ever wanted the FIRST SHOT at a super investment, NOW is the time to act. PICK YOUR FAVORITE , sit back and watch your money grow. $44,850 TO $57 ,800 WITH ONLY 10% DOWN. YOU OWN THE LAND. Call. JACOBS REALTY 675·6670 2919 Newport Blvd., Suite *'• cor. of 30th St. 10020.noral R.E. 1002 REALTORS 675-SSll OPEN HOUSE CORONA DEL MAR-Sundoy I to 5 202 SEWARD DR., SHORECIJFFS: Quality custom built 4 bedrm; rich in detail with beam ceilings, polished wood floors, shut- ters, lovely garden patio. $140,000. 217 JASMINE A VE: Just a hop, skip & jump to Big Corona Beach. King size family home, 4 bi~ bedrooms or S plus a studio for the artistic minded; owner will carry trust deed. $139,500. 231 LARKSPUR: Another "close to the Big Beach"; Two bedrm & lanai room, ex .. ceptional patio area. Convenience plus - walk to all shops, banks, markets, etc. Owner will finance at $87 ,500 or will lease furnished for 9 months at $435.00 In· eluding gardner. 1979 VISTA CAUDAL: A "Bluffs Condt>- minium." Great privacy, rare front row, gpectacular "down channel" view. f74 ,500 . -----------"FIRST OWNER" Your choice either as a tax shelter Investment or a home with Income in this Corona de! Mar duplex - -3 bedrooms each unil Owner wUI help finance. $119,000. ' BREAKERS DR: On the s~nd at Big Corona Beach. Owner will lease. tease option or will finance for you. A hidden treasure. ,$150,000. COLE OF NEWPORT, REAL TORS 67S.5511 2S15 E. Coost Hl9hw1y, Co•ono dol Mar Valley Realty Presents OPEN llOUSES • SPYGLASS HILL 2 LUXURY HOMES BIG CANYON OPEN TODAY ASK GATE GUARD FOR DIRECTIONS TD: fl l'l"'4ti# Smid~ REALTORs' HOMES OPEN HOME IS Perhaps the most authentically decorated Spani.5b style home on the market today, South)"'rt model -3565' or lush carpet., paneling end wallpaper. Red tile roof, ex· posed beam ceilings and lo vely landscaping. Outstanding bonus room, four bedrooms, storage room end five baths. $149,900. 4 Point Loma. BIG CANYON NO. 5 RUE DU PARC. The ultimate condominium • !700 sq. ft. Venalllts plan • offering yoo 4 lavish bclnns., 4'>) baths, spacious den, therapy pool + a 70 lt. vi~ deck dlrectly on the lOth fll.lr\vay & g~n. Reduced to $225,<m. Avail on lru'd contract v.1th attr. terms. a \\'arm cozy fireplace with fan1ily & friends to share your castle in the sky overlooking NO. s-i ROYAL s T. Newport Bay. 4 Bedr.oon1". 3 baths profe&- GE o R GE. Broadmoor·s sionalJy 'landscaped. Ready to n{ove In! best -the only plan 1 now $180.000. \. Practically new Monaco three bedroom, 3000' condo with outstanding ocean view. Deoorated in beautiful blue colors, with a smashing patio area featuring automatic watering system for both hanging and potted plants. A real buy for $158,500. 9 Rue Valbonne. ::~~. ~~a'.m5Uy txl:S~~ 69 Montecito, Spyglass Open Sit/Sun 2·7 • "•it-<lown" "'"' 01 entire ENJOY BAYCREST 13th fairway. YOW" very best view hQme value at Large3 bedroom, family roo1n \vith gorgeous, $174,SOJ. fhas a $124,000 ex-ne\v pool. Lovel y cul-de-sac street shows is~~~j'~Gs & CO. like a n1odel. Seeing is a 1nust! $89,500 "OLD CORONA" Rltrs Ring 640-5S60 •• 1717 Terrapin, Beyc rest Open Sun. 1·5 BEAUTIFUL CAMEO SHORES The best IOcation in town! Just steps to the beach and shops. Spacious and channing three bedroom home with a LARGE family room and a GIANT kitchen. Fireplace wet bar, corner windows and charm everywhere. $92,5-00. 319 Poinsettia. HARBOR VIEW 6 UNITS OCEANFRONT Deluxe 2 Br., 2 ba .. Sv.'Cdish fll>lcs., SW\decks or patios: 5 units furn ., on water/summer; one un it. yearly, unfurn. Good rental history. Call for det;iils. Priced at $350,000. CaJI: 673-3663 642-2253 E\'es. associated BROKERS -RE AL TORS 1025 W Balboc ti.7J l6tl View home in Corona del 1\-lar. 4 Bedroom. fam ~m, .cozy !pie, 2~ bath, on a large corner lot, fine 1n landscaping. \Valk to yo ur private beach. $159,000. 4501 Hampden, Cameo Shores Sat/Sun 2-6 START THINKING DESERT In this. Condo. Enjoy S\Vin1n1ing and telllliS. Buy this l bedroon1. lge dress ing area. Eith- er compl etely furn for $26.500 or unfum for $25,500. See you in P .S. I love you!! CALL 644·7270 2828 E. Coast Highway, Corona def Mar The BEST BACK YARD for sale today lea· tunng a giant patio, patio cover, two gas B.B.Q.s, firepit, sandy play area, dog yard and planter beds. Attached to this magnifi - cent lot is the most popular four bedroom two story home ever built in the Harbor Area. The smashing Palenno with sunken family roo"\ with wet b3r and fireplace, and the most wtdespread, master bedroom suite that you've ever seen. $86,495. 1607 Port Charles. WHY RENT? General R.E. 1002General R.E. 1002 !~'.~~ ~ i!!!1=::::::::BE=s=T=1N=B=L=uF=F=s==1 large bedrooms + private guest room. Authentic ranch BAYSHORES •tmo<•hc"', t<>woring •bade l LEVEL "LINDA"-BAY VIEW & fruit trees, ASSUME 7% FHA LOA.i'll, $23,700. No Nearly new 3 BR., 2 ba. wl best Rheem For the bi g active family who really wants the be~t ?f beach living this .lovely rambling home 1s tt! Super master suite. 4 additional bedrooms, 5 baths, parking for 5 cars and lots more. A beautiful courtyard is a high- light. 2672 Circle Drive $195,000 clear. =ng. Call now. air-cond. & air purifier. Beaut. decor. thru- out. incl. wet bar. Lge. wrap-around priv. patio. $92,000 INCL. VERY PRIME LAND. BEACH COTTAGES 2 on one lot in Co rona del lfar -low 60's. Cute 2 br. plus rental units in C.d.M. - $74,5-00 Peninsula Cape Cod -good condition - $67,500. Near beach and Lido shops -"fixer upper" -$59,000. FOREST OLSON In( lffl.ottor~ A CllJllBl.!W1(EI co•m OPEN 12·5 SAT & SUN 392 Princeton College Park 3 BR. 2 BA, comer fireplace, lrg lot w/cov~ patio. A great fixer-upper at $34,500. OPEN 1·5 244S VISTA NOBELEZA BAYFRONT "DOLORE5"-$74,500! My newest exclusive listing is truly a beaut 3 BR., 2'/2 ba. home. Overlooking lush green- belt, Bay & sparkling night lite view. End uru~ 2 yrs. old. Luxurious thruout. Priced far below market value. OPEN 1-5 436 VISTA PARADA HELEN B. DOWD REAL TOR MLS 644-0134 1973 Top l ister A Top Salesmen 2 very old houses, Peninsula area -asking $60,000. l.'-1 Newport/Coste Mesa Board of Realtora .£1~i::!i 1,,...,~~~~~~~ ....... 1 Call 675-7225 Prap~!~0·~ THE DAILY PILOT 1 .... QU .. SlNlW-tllACH ORANGE COAST'S 1::~wc=~= LEADING MARKETPLACE Vena.tile East.side, CM on General R.E 1002 ";eneraf R.E. 1-oomer Jot. Must see to ap-f-"=:.......:.::::·:...._...;.;=...:.:::::.:.:..:::..::.:.._...:.-:::.1 preclate $48, 'F.iO. 400ll71 • C.M. l ~Ge~n~or~a~l~R.~t~.!!!!!!!!!!~1~00:!2~Gon!""!o!ro~l~R.~E!,!!!!!!!!!!!1~002~i""""""""""""""""""""'!!!•I Homespun Living UDO ISLE 106 VIA UNDINE Lovely 4 bedroom, 3 bath, bayview, huge master suite ! Large. court yard. Steps to beach. 80% loan. 30 day escrow. $125,000. Open Sat & Sun 1-4 Call 675°4896 An ..9nvilalion lo FOUR OPEN HOUSES SAT/SUN 1·5 Spacious Rooms 3 bedroom. family room plus exceptionally large bonus room. On quiet cul-de-sac. $49,950. Call 64&-nn. OPEN Tll f • IT'S FUN TO B£ NICE! I ' I ' " ~ **MESA DEL MAR** By Orig Owner (lnd.scp an:hit cntr) Flnt time ·offered. 5BR, 3ba. Waterfall, wk to sch.s, OCC. shpg, 50 acre park, Wonderful neighbor- hood, backs onto high school fann. 1145 Salvadore CM. $62.000 or make ofr· Shwn. by appt. 546-9850/ 546-7579. * OPEN SUN. 1-S * No. 8 l\llssion Bay Drive Spyglass l!W Spacious 5 BR. 2 fam 11J1S, 2 fpl's, 2 fl ba's. Quality Pete Vogel end Herry Bebbitt Nantucket nlOdel, $149.900. lnvit• you to be their guests BOND REALTY AT~l{OE GEM 83!-94!1 S3l-2'll2 22 RUE CANNES -2 Bedrooms, den, pool Newport Island and spa, custom entrance and fountains, De)~xe Duplex spectacular master bath, $125,000. Shown SBR Upper Uni~ 3 BR by appointment.only. Lower. N~a.r Pvt Park & Beach, Gd. Terms with A GENUINE SPECTACULAR "'-'umable Loan. SJZ;,000. 35 RUE FONTAINEBLEAU-4 Bedrooms \l.00By'-Ow="""=61&-=l::::665::·c._ __ 1 and windowed loft room, dining room, ASSUME $254 pa y m e n 1 • large pool;,J'acuzzi. OUtstanding view, High-71AzlJ'{, VA. POOL H0~1E! I Grent beach location. LA\~ Y upgrad . $225,000. price ls just $37,flOO. Call LARGE HOME VALUE now 847.,0010 Agt. 10 RUE MARSEILLES -5 Bedrooms + OPEN 1 TO S study. Marble master bath, Roman tub, cs FemJE!ftf r~rt/Sat/~un to Delightful. fmmaculate 28r cus m carpeting and drapes. Pool size yard. v.•/1 Br rental on comer. $162,500~ Walkway to beach. Xlnt DECORATOR'S HOME :1"..;o;;bu~92 ·~_o. R~ 1 ,T 29 RUE GRAND VALLEE -Overlooking 675--0184. 10th green, Decorated in so!t earth tones, Jl ·T=H~R"'E°'E~Y~E"A"'R"S""O~LD~1 landl!caped. S BR, master suite with Italian ASSUME 7V2% marble ha.th. Easy main~. ase $1000. mo. 3BR 28.A Sandpoint Home. or lease option. $160,000 Owner wlll carry O•med by an nl'Chltect who •m~~~ -~-•-ra~ Su!)f'r hon1e, Jots or v.'OC'ld BIG CANYON RENTALS FROM $750. decking. Owner will cony (Fumlshed or Unfurnished) ~~ or Ji.o:io. "°O·P ~·~ CUSTOM lo S HOUSE Sat &. Sun 1-S. 3317 T FROM $79,000 S. Woodland Pince, S..ota ~ _ ~MJ:l~ES~IGE Q;::>~~ SUPER BUY ('7-Owntt despe1 ate. must nlO\'t i in three w~k11. 3 BR. 2 BA homt, clectrlc bltn!I. 12 260 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE y,.. old. P.-1«<1 tor qui. k sale. $31,900. Not a (L'{• Dtslgn Plau, Ntwport Beech Pr-upper. Jn ex c, 11 en l 6446056 cond. Call PRESTIG E w l~Ot.t~ &4S-fJ6it6 I ex-trcwrdirui~ first cabUt. Newp©rt Birt at Newp~ 'Beaclt. Where else? >\rd mthing SOtAh cl Sea Ranch's bokfness lo compare It with. But ll1en i does defy comparison 1Jeop COUrlyards, balcories and deci<s evet)'Mlefe; spacious, accomnmaung resitences for uncorrmoners. Wood sheathed, clipped eave, sallbox arch~ecture. Defies description. must be walked aboot to be appreciated. Motor up Superior Avenue from the Pacffic Coast H~hway to eigh! smashirg models. From $53,000 and worth OVef'J penny and !hen some. Dool sniff al Newport Bea::h, eithet You mi!tl get a 1urQU of fresh sea-oome al! \ J 1' I • Sunday, Stpttmbtr· 2', l Cl74 I I CAREFREE LIVING S1>end your time at the pool, tennis court or ,in you r own breezy patio. Lovely 2 BR, 2 I BA Tuwnhouse. ~asy to buy at $43, 750. I FOR THE SOPHISTICATED BUYER Large, custo1n homesite with a forever view. 1 Ideally located in an exclusive, private area Mt Newport Beach. $79,500. ' " LEASE ~ ~bsolutely smashing owners uni t -New 1 Duplex. 2400 sq fl 4 BR. 2¥1 BA. Superb view I' of bay. Only steps to beach, $1050 per mo. • · FOR LEASE : 'Vhilewater view from this fantastic Afonarch ! llay Terrace pool home. 3 BR, 3 BA. 3000 sq. ! .ft. Avail at $800 per mo. : • J VIEW LOT ! "Build ~ou r dream home on t his la rge Bluffs • ,tot with sweeping views of The Pacific. I. Ciffered at $92,500. l~~~~~~~~~;;;~,-~I FOR MINIMUM INVESTMENT Gonorol R.~. 1002,,Gonerol R.E. -• SHOPPING FOR A BAYFRONT? Compact . Grubb & Ellis RESIDENTIAL IROKlRAGl COMPANY • 2163 E. Coa1t Highway · Corona del Mar 675-7080 .. &~neral RJ!. 1002 F *: .Balboa Bay Properties * ! . OCEANFRONT OPEN SAT/SUN. l·S BALBOA ISLAND BA YFRONT Ow ner will fin ance this beautiful Cape Cod residence witp. inco1n e. Brick front patio overlooking sandy beach, bay and boats. Can be used a s 4 bedroom home and 2 bedroo m apt, 5 bedroo m home and 1 bedrom apt, or 7 bedroo1n home. Open House Sat & Sun 1-5 PM 709 North Bayfront HARDESTY REALTORS cutie-2 bedrooms, 2 baths, pier and sJip . Super financing-n1ove right in! $89,500 and you own the land too. )306 M•rcus, Newport Be•ch Open Sat/Sun 1-5 1 Office Open S1turd1ys & Sund1ys J l~E~e~tcl~~~.~!.~ REA:;.~00 714 E. Bolboa Blvd., Bolboo 675-4060 1002 11_ • Se•shore OriYe 1102 Charleston, C.Al. 503 P1rk Ave., Ba lbo• lsl•nd !v acant lot. Seller will Family home. 4BR, lge. 675-2866 ----------- iubordinate. kitchen/I a m i J y area. I•-~ ... ~~"""""""""~~ ... ~~"""""""""~"' i 1..:.. 675-7060 Lge. fenced yd., nice Gonerol R.E. 1002General R.E. 1002 , < EASTBLUFF trees. quiet street. I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I ~u'per clean 4 BR. home $4 l,95o. 54 2-7591. CORONA DEL MAR uge fam./din. r m. V.A. REPO ·eu•ly redec. Owners 4 &inns., 2 baths; built ... South of Hwy. -just a stone's thro\v 8.~1i-Xi .o u s! $70 ,500. ins, frplc. $32.500. Low from Ocean Blvd . Rustic style, bean1ed cei l. r .'.4m· 0•8484. REALTdOowRnSpayment. 55&-8800m 3 bdrm. home, with huge family rm. & vie w deck. Lot is '1Fee" (not leasehold) -& is 5 fl. wider than standard. $99,500 .. 4 1..oca!Offices ToServeYou CDM-$63,500 HOME! •. eneral'R.E. 1002 General R.E. 1002 r ORIGINAL BLUFFS SINGLE LEVEL BONITA PLAN. $69,900 2207 VISTA CAJON OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths. courtyard entry with 2 lovely private patios, cathedral ceilings; nc"'ly painted. Choice greenbelt location. Lowest leasehold in Bluffs. NEW BLUFFS SPLIT LEVEL DOLORES; $76,000 Almost brand new j 3 bdr1n s .. 2V2 baths.;_ tnodel kitchen with eating area; sweeping view, end unit. · BLUFFS LEASES Variety of lease units now available. Priced !rom $375 to $650 24l4 Vista del Oro C.F. Colesworthy & Co.· Realtors CHERRY HILLS LANE An extra large residential lot on quiet cul c;St de sac street, in Newport Beach. $25,000 (.," Newport Beach BLUFFS CONDO-SINGLE LEVEL ~· ·Bonita nlodel in ori~inal section of the Bluffs. . · 3 BR., formal dining area, exposed beam ·,~eil's. End unit, overlooking wide greenbelt. ·Maximum privacy. $7Q,OOO. _ 202-4 & 6 FERNLEAF ... just off Ocean Blvd .. near Big Corona Beach. Your choice of 3 duplexes; 3 bdrms., 2 baths each unit. All three will have ocean views. Your choice of colors if you act quick- ly. $152,500 Each. 644-11 33 Anytime Gener•I R. E. 1002G~ner11 R.E. 1002 A VERY SPECIAL-HOME. , _ THE BLUFFS, EARLY AREA 2 BR., 2 BA., DEN, I-STORY END UNIT ON CUL DE SAC I ! ~ Coldwell Banker ' . ' OPEN SATURDAY 1-5 2900 Carob, Eastbluff 3 BR. & lam. rm. $63.000 · 705 W. Bay Ave ., Balboa P eninsula 5 BR, Fam. Rm. $97 ,500 f ; ., ~ OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5 4507 Gorham, Cameo Shores 4 BR, Pool, $157,500 17681 Ash Tree Lane, University Park 3 BR, $~,900 1821 Sabrina Terrace, Irvine Terrace 4 BR. Fam . Rm., Pool, $167,000 19421 Sierra Santo, Turtlerock 3 BR, Fam. Rm., $61,450 305 North Star, Dover Shores 5 BR, Fam. Rm., $210,000 2238 Channel Rood, Balboa Peninsula 5 BR, Pier & slip, $215,000 4992 Paseo Dali, Turtlerock 3 BR, $67,900 5m Oakley Terrace, Turtlerock 3 BR, Fam. Rm., $105,000 5782 Sierra Casa, Turtlerock 4 BR, Fam. Rm., $76,500 1~,\y a 11<1 l~l,~,\Cl-l RE ALTY CA L L 675 ·3000 ANYTIME Daily Pilot Classified ORANGE CO~.ST'S BEST ADULT OCCUPIED, BARELY USED 5 YEARS YOUNG & GLEAMING $b5 ,000-$250 PER YR. LEASEHOLD HASTINGS & CO., REAL TORS ~5560 O•y or Evening General R.E. 1002Generol R.E. 1002 General R.E. ' 1002Gen1r•I R.E. 1002 'Liti ~ ewport's · 'Upper a~for a ... 'Lower Priee *8%% f in•ndnt . I ' ' I , .. ' . . • I ' i " f J G eneral R.E. 1002Goneral R.E. (J lol:n:Rialty, Int. FINE HOMES ANO INVESTMENTS 1002 INCOME PROPERTY-Rare Laguna Can- yon property. 90 It frontage on Laguna Can- yon Road. Potential industrial ose with ex- cellent current rental income. \Vay under m arket. $89,950. LAGUNA CHARMER -Clean 2 BR house in "Village Laguna". A short walk to beach and shopping. Extraordinary low price. $55,000. 494-6517 397 No. Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach 1002General R.E. 1002 LIDO ISLE Open Sun. 1·5 232 Via Genoa Bay view from 4 Br., 3 ba. single story home on 60 ft. Jot. $155,000 Like new 4 BR. & lge. family no .. 6 baths. Pier & float. 30 It. lot. $260,000 WATE RFRONT LOTS 40X90 Ft. $250,000 30Xl05 Ft. $165,000 BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR 341 Boy'>1<l1 · Or 1111· NB 675 ·6161 1002 Located on desirable Blden A\'e., Eastslde, O f are these (3) 2 bcdroon\ hon1es \\'Ith tireplnce11 and plenty of roon1 for 3 n101-e hon\es. Call for rorticu\ars. , Sun /Eves. 640-5855 English Tudor t/4 Acre Estate 2 Story glant on &\\'C<'ping corner groundA. !'>pill rail fence, fruit & shrtdr trees. Go u rn1 c l kit('hc n, cnndlelight dining. llugc 20x20 bonu!I room retreat. Assume a~ro VA loon, or buy nc1v VA/Fl-lA. Lot o! room for pool. garden, boat/trailer .storage, etc. Act fast Call 6-15-8303 A ClllDWRl BANKER COMPAIY ' MAIN CHANNEL One uf the few larp ho1nes on the mainland side of the main channel with tull \'iCI'•' or channel entrance · J bdr., 3 ba. & man,y tasteful 1'\ltstuo c u s Io m features. By app't. only ~~ (if•) ..tilif.i ...... ~ 1'0 IOJt lUD 675-6050 MOVE IN NOW $263 PER{MO. PAYS ALL 7°/o LOAN- POOL GeMral R.E. 1002 General R.E. , _______ _ Gnoat localKln. \Valk to schools It-iihopping. Nev.• paint. New carpets. Look11 like model SPARKLING POOL. AS5mlE 7%VA 1002 WAN. Immedi a t e oc· •· cupancy. Take advanlage or 5 BR. new pool and jacuzii + finis hed bonus rm, sew· ing nn, xtra ll'K tam nn. Only 1',) yrs new + a.n upatain view. $89,900. IJlllQuall~ liilPlac• Prapwtln · 7S2•t920 I'°° QUAIL St NlW II.I.CH DON'T WORRY ~! ;.>;:2:,ssfX>n't wait call ~[any homes are bought & sold these days despite the tlgbt money market. \Vrap- around mortgages, sales c."Ontracts, purchase money trust deeds & recorded lea'se/optlons are all lnstru- n1ents that are used to avoid the nee{] tor new financing. If you a.re thinking about buying or 1elllng, let us ex· plain the relative merlls of these techniques. OPEN TIL 0 • IT~ FUN TO BE NICE/ ~' * EXCLUSIVE * 7 COLLINS ISLAND OPEN SUN . 1-5 Now under construction; 3 bdnns, It den; 3 baths + po"·dcr rm.. 4 Car oU street parking + dbl. garage. On 100 ft. of private bayfront, whh pier. Offered al $295,000 §ialt!ihurtf ' REALTY 315 MARINE A VE BALBOA 1SLAND * 673-6900 * INFLATION Fighter! Triplex with 3 bedroom owne'r'a unit & two 2 bedroom renta.la. Tip top shape. $69,500 FERGUSON-HESTER Realtor1, Inc. 1401 Dove St., Ste. 220 Newport Beach hi.9781 BARGAIN BEAUTY I l • · DIRECTORY IMp tfill ••Mv llfN(ttity wltll yeu tlth ._..._. • re• t• llMH·•u•I ... Alt tM loc•tle• lt.t.4 Ml•w •r• H- M.rtltN I• trMtfl ..,_11 •Y •••l'tillot el .. wMre I• te491'1 DAILY PILOT WANT A~S. Petr.,. .. ~whit •P•• lti•u'" ,., ••••• , .. ,.... .. •Jtff .. lkt .... ,.,.,....,... 1 ... " ····-Mell ftlffi;', s ... , .... -S.•llQ. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 424 LOs Roble.s, Laguna Beach o!W-7561 .. (Sun 1·5) 418 Dahlia, Corona de! Mar 675-0000 $64,500 609 Carnation, CdM (Sun 1·5) &12-8235 (Sun 1·5) ••3306 Marcus, Ne ,vport Beach 642-5200 $89,$00 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 718 Malabar (Irvine Terrace) CdM 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 31626 IV. Nine Dr., Laguna Ni guel 499-1341 49!!.1620 (Sun 1·5) 19\7 Vi sta Caudal, Corona de! Mar 675-5511 $74 ,500 (Sun 1·5) 231 Larkspur. Corona de! Mar 675-5511 $87,500 (Sun 1·5) 401 Santa Ana Ave., Newport Heights 644·8750 $45,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3432 Santa Clara, Costa Mesa 540.2313 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2 BR " FAMILY ROOM OR DEN 1682 Hillcrest (Emerald Terr.) Laguna 494-75.>l (Sun 1·5) 14361 Gibraltar Ave., Irvine 645-7221 $43,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1942 P!. Bishop Circ. (H.V. Homes ) NB 833-9293 $71 ,950 (Sun 1·5) 214 Orchid, Corona de! Mar 644-7662 (Sun 12-4) 2716 Vista Umbrosa (Bluffs Tennis Villas) &12-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) •22 Rue Cannes, (Big Canyon ) NB 644-6056 $125,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 322 Boco de! Canyon (LaLadera) S. Clem . 644-1766 $175,000 (Sun 1·5) 619 lrvine, Newport Beach 646-0555 $34,500 (Sa\ & Sun 1·5) 3 BEDROOMS 22 Rue Grand Ducal (Big Canyon) NB 675-0000 $135,500 (Sun 1·5) 2.161 Rural Lane, Costa Mesa 675-0144 557·1727 (Sun 1·5 ) 2407 Novice, NeY:port Beach 640.7711 $98,500 (Sun 1·5) 245 22nd Sl .. Costa Mesa 646-7711 $49.950 (Sun 1-5) 1G51 l Loire Circle, Huntington Beach 847·5015 $44,950 (Sat & Sun all day) 324 Morning Canyon (Shorecliffs) CdM 642-ll235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 259 Prospect (Newport Shores) NB 645-7575 $50,950 (Sun 1·5 ) J31_8 Santanella (Irvine Terr.) CdM ~875-SOOO (Sat & SUn 1·5) 17591 Rockrose (University Park) Irvine 5.>2-7500 $44,900 (Sun 1-5 ) 260 J oann St. (College Park) CM 540.1151 'f38 ,750 (Sat & sun 1-5 ) 4901 Flight St., Santa Ana 642-8212 $31 ,000 (Sat & Sun 11·5) 17351 Chapparal Ln., Huntingron Beach 846-1371 $42.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1070 Baja St. (Arch Beach Hts.) Laguna 494-9473 $75,000 (Sun 12-4:30) 436 Vista Parada (The Bluffs) NB 644-0134 $74.500 (Sat & Sim 1-5) 2701 Vista Umbrosa (The Bluffs) NB 644-4910 $78,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 6 Rue Chamonix (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $129,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 1401 Santanella, nrvine Terr.) CdM 675-0000 $68,000 (Sa\ & Sun 1·5) •2010 Summer Wind (So. Cs\. Shores) SA :;.io.5990 $57,900 (Sat ai Sun 1·5) 4662 Ranchgrove. Irvine 545-8424 $38,800 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 15185 Normandie (Ranch) Irvine 644-8750 $48,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5 ) •4521 Roxbury (Cameo Shores) CdM 644-1766 $159,500 (Sun 1·5) 17681 Ash Tree Ln. (Univ. Park) Irvine 644-1766 $5.>.900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4992 Paseo· Dali (Turtlerock) Irvine • 644-1766 $67,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 501 Avenida Largo (Bluffs) NB 673-8550 $75,500 · (Sat & Sun 1·5) 546 San Bernardino, Newport Beach 54&.2313 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 9 Rue Van Bonne (Big Canyon) NB 675-7225 $158,500 (Sat & Sun 1'5) 3 BR & FAMILY ROOM OR DEN 31i50 Barbados (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa 54&.5880 $41,500 (Sun 1·5) **7 Collins Island, Newport Beach 67~900 $295,000 (Sun 1·5) •316 Walnut (Eastside) Costa Mesa 646-3255 $43,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 341 E. 20th St. (Eastside) Costa Mesa 646-3255 (Sun 1·5) 2001 Centella. Newport Beach 646-3255 $64,950 (Sun 1·5) 2617 Vista Ornada (The Bluffs) NB 644-0134 (Sat 1·5) 304 Bucknell, Cos ta Mesa 545-4141 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4533 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM 644·7662 (Sun 1·5 ) 17582 Will ow Tree (Univ. Park) Irvine 552·7500 $55,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1120 Gleneagles Terrace, C?\1 963-7878 $59,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4 ) 2016 Port Bristol (HVHomes) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 501 Catalina (Newport Hls) NB 645-7575 $69,000 (Sun 1·5) 219 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) NB 645-7575 $110,000 (Sun 1·5) . 29 Rue Grand Vallee (Big Canyon I NB 644-0056 $160,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1400 Westcliff Dr. (\Vestcliff) CdM 675-0000 $76,912 (Sat & Sun 1·5) •1738 Skylark (Baycrest) Newport Beach 671).{;()()() $82,000 . (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4691 Royce (Univ. Park) Irvine 675-0000 $62,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 19421 Sierra Santo Rd. (Turtlerock) Irv. 644-1766 $61,450 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 5772 Oakley Terr. (Turtlerock) lr~ine 644-1766 $105,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 209 Driftwood (Shorecliffs) CdM 644-1766 $147,500 (Sun 1·5) • 1717 Terrapin, Baycrest 644-7270 $89,500 (Sun 1·51 9351 Molokai. (Nwpt West) H.B. !i62·4454 $52,990 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1859 Por'. Abbey, Newport Beach 644-8750 $71.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 392 Princewn (College Park) CM 752-1920 $34,500 (Sat & Sun 12-5) 2424 22nd Street. Newport Beach 644-8750 $97,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ll06 Sandpiper. Corona del Mar 673-8550 $95,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3277 Minnesota, Costa Me sa 752-1920 $42,950 . (Sal & Sun 1·5) 498 E . 20th St., Costa Mesa . 752-1920 (Sun 1·5) · 633 St. James Rd. (NplHls) NB 645-0646 $51,500 (Sun 1-5) 3317 S .. Woodland PL (Sandpoint) SA 645-6646 $43,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 494 Ogle (N pt Hls) Newport Beach 64:;.;;646 $55,000 (Sun 1·5) 4 BEDROOMS •4818 Surrey, (Cameo Highlands) CdM 642-8235 $85.500 (Sun 1·5) 232 Via Genoa (Lido Isle) NB 675-6161 $15.>,000 (Sun l.S) 1839 Pt. Barmouth (H. V. Homes) NB 675-3000 (Sat-& Sun 1·5 ) 2 Rue Chamonix !Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $149.500 (Sat & Sun 1·5 :30) 23581 l<>s Colinas, Laguna Niguel 497·1761 $97,500 (Sun 1·5) 21!2 Seward Rd., Shoreclills 675-5511 $140,000 (Sun 1-5) 217 Jasmine. Corona del ~1ar 675-5511 $139,500 (Sun 1·5) 1235 Sanl.iago . (Dover Shores) NB . 675-6000 $94,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 106 Via Undine, Lido Isle 675-1898 $125,000 (Sat & Sun 1·4) •4507 Gorham (Cameo Shores) CdM 644-1766 $157,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2450 Bowdoin, Costa Mesa. 645-0303 $45,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1821 Tahuna Terrace, Corona de! Mar 673-8550 $125,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1876 New Jersey, Costa Mesa 5.>7-6617 (Sa\ & Sun 1-5) 4 BR & FAMILY ROOM OR DEN 310 Orchid, Corona del Mar 675-8600 ' ' (Sun 1·5) 2345 Ellesmere, (Me sa Verde) CM 54Q.5990 $56,950 (Sun 1·5) 1233 Somerset (Weslclilf) NB 642-8235 $114 ,500 (Sun 1·5 ) 3221 Dakota (Mesa Verde) CM •1500 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) NB 979-3984 $46,500 (Sun 1·5 ) • 642-8235. j:ll9 5oo (Sun 1·5) *3034 COiiege (Hlllecrestr co•ta Mesa -m2-cri1f·Dr.,~N'ewport He1gfi s 64Cl-0020 (Sun l.S) 644-6200 $130 ooo (Sun 1·5) 1100 Cambridge Ln . (\Vestcliff} N B 233 Fordham cOsta Mesa . 642-8285 (Sun 1-5) 64&.7171 $43 950 (Sun 1·5) 1811 N'p\ Hills Dr.(H.V. Homes) NB 3451 Eboe Jrvibe 64Q.-0020 (Sun 1·5} 646-7171' $62,000 (Sun 1·5) 2#1 Bowdoin (College Pk) CM 17401 Forbes Lane Huntingron Beach 833-2224 $44,950 (Sun 1·5) 341.ro10 $51,900 (Sun 1·5} 1921 Baycrest Ln. (Baycrest) NB 500-1 Stree~ Balboa Peninsula P!. 646-2414 $79,500 (Sun 1·5) 64U235 $149 500 , (Sun 2-&) 22051 Surfrlder Lan.e. Huntington Beach 308 Poinsettia Corona del Mar · 832-3370 $48,500 (Sun JCS) 640-4050 $1'17,000 . (Sun 1·5) 724 Malabar (Irv. Terr.) Corona del Mar t2709 Setting Sun (H.V. Hills) NB 671).{;()()() $88,517 , (Sun l.S) 640-4050 $245,000 (5\In 1·5) 9082 Mahalo Dr., Huntmgton Beach ••103 Bayside PI .. Corona del Mar 9(;3.-0076 S49,900 (Sun l.S) 640-4050 $385,000 (Sun 3-6) 2674 ll<!dlands, Costa Mesa 31 Burning Tree (Big Canyon) NB 646-7171 $43.95o ' (Sun 1·5) 5.>2-7500 $150 000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 315 Orew (lJlufls) Newport. Beach •l!OI Berkshire Newport Beach 640-4050 $!07,000 · (Sun 1·5) 645-7414 ' (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1951 Aliso (nr fl arbor Highl ands) CM 2880 Zell (Top O/Tbe World) Lag Bch 54().1151 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ~72 $72 950 (Sat & Sun 1·5 ) 16786 Willow Circ., Fountain Valley 16295 Mt. Emma, Fountain Valley 5:MHl821 $47,950 (Sat & Sun l~) 84&.1371 Sue (Sat & Sun 1·5) 33182 Acapulco, Dana Point 5061 Chateau Clrc. (The Ranch) Irvine 494-111114 $54,950 (Sun 12.-4) 562-7500 $62,000 (Silt & Sun 1-5) 258 Cedar, (Newport Shores) NB 309 Cedar (Newport Shores) 'NB 646.5921 $48,500 (Sat & Snn 1.S) ~15-7575 $59,500 (Snn 1-5) 1789 Hawall Circle, Costa Mesa •4•o Kln~s Road (Cljff Hal'tln) NB s.;7.7445 (Slit't..-Su!fl~) ~5200 $118,500-(Sat & Sun~1·5) 7a812 Old Top of the World Dr.,' U!guna 4633 Dorchester (Cameo lllds.) CdM 494.9473 $127,500 (Sun lz..1:30) 6~ (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1168 Bis mark (Mesa North) Costa Mesa 67 Mon\eclto (Spyglass) CdM 54&.5680 $38,750 (Sat & Snn 1·5) &12-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2992 Andros( Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa 9022 Christine, Huntington Beach 541>5880 $45,500 (Sun l.S) 546-4141 $51,950 (Sun 1·5) • • ••fJIYI Bayside Dr. (Promontory Bay) NB 673-3000 (Sat & SWI 1·5) 16491 Ross Circle, Weslmlnsler 54&.4141 $39.950 (Sat & Sun l ·5) •3 Cherry Hills Ln (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $189,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) •35 Rue Fontainebleau (Big Canyon) NB 644-0056 , $225.000 (Sat ·& Sun 1·5) 3106 IV~rren Lone (Halecrest) CM 54&4\41 $43,950 (Sun 1·5) 1102 Clharleston, North Costa Mesa 642-7491 $41 ,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 5.>61 Sierra Verde, Turtleroc k 752-1920 $69,900 (Sun 1·5) 4501 Hampden, Cameo Shores 644-7270 $159,000 (Sat & Sun 2·6) 69 Montecilo Drive, Spyglass Hill 644-7270 $180,000 (Sat & Sun 2-7) *1821 Sabrina Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 644-1766 $167,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 9 Cherry Hill s (Bi g Canyon) NB 644-1766 $175,000 (Sun 1-5) 908 Citrus Place (Easlblulf) NB 644-1766 $89,900 (Sat 10.2) 2067 Port Br istol , Ne,vport Beach 644.3750 $84.900 (Sa t & Sun 1·5) 500 Cli!I Drive, Newport Beach 644-8750 $87,500 (Sa t & Sun 1·51 •1132 Ebblide, Corona de! Mar 673-8550 Sll4,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1400 Serenade Terrace, Corona del 11ar 673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *957 Goldenrod, Costa Mesa 645-0303 . (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1874 Parkcrest, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $54,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3079 Platte, Costa Mesa 752·1920 (Sun 1·5) 1401 Seacrest (H.V. Hills) CdM 644-1766 $120,000 (Sun 12·5) S BEDROOMS * •626 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 642-8235 $300.000 (Sun 1·5) * 1411 Ma riners Dr. (Harbor Hlds) NB 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * •2238 Channel Rd. (Balboa Penin.) NB 644-1766 $215,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 5 BR & FAMILY ROOM OR DEN No. 8 Mi ssion Bay Dr .. Spyglass Hill 831·9411 $149,900 (Sun 1·5) •3096 Bali Circle( Mesa Verde) CM 540.5990 $105,000 (Sun 1-5) 82 Royal SL George (Big Canyon) NB 64-0-5560 $174,500 (Sun 1·5) 920 Crocus Ci r . (Greenhrook) CM 54(1.1151 $67,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 49 Royal SL George (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $295,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5 :30) 5 Royal St. George (Big Canyon ) NB 644-4910 $265,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30 ) 8 Oakmont Lne (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $325.000 (Sat & Sun 1·5 :30) IO Rue Marseilles (Big Canyon) NB 644-0056 $162.500 (Sat & sun 1·5) * •305 North Star (Dover Shores) NB 644-1766 $210,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2438 Bowdoin , Costa Mesa 646-7171 $49,950 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * •229 Canal. Newport Beach 762-1920 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 6 BEDROOM **434 \'ia Lido Nord (Lido Isle ) NB 642-8235 $225,000 (Sun 1·5) 6 BR & FAMILY ROOM OR DEN 20452 Graystone Lane, Hun\ingron Beach 962-5.>85 $72,900 (Sun 12-5) ' CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM 2207 Vista Cajon (Orig. Bluffs) NB 644-1133 $69,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3 BR & FAMILY ROOM OR DEN •345 University Drive 543-7223 $39,950 (Sat & Swi 9-dusk) 4101 Bresbane. Irvine 54&.2313 $58,900 (Sun 12-30-4 :30) 4 BR & FAMILY ROOM OR DEN 2413 Veni er, Costa Mesa 642-4811 (Sun I.S J "5 Rue Du Pare (Big Canyon) NB 64-0-5048 $225,000 (Daily all day) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 BR & 1 BR 613 Iris, Corona del Mar 644-7902 ISun 1·5) 3108 West Oceanfront , Newport Beach 963-7878 $155,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 2 BR & 2 BR 2500 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar 675-6000 $210,000 (Sun 1·5) 616 Narcissus, Corona de! Mar · 673-8550 $89,500 (Sat~ Sun 1·5) 3 BR & 2 BR 2524 Ocean, Corona del Mar ~· $190,000 ---(Sun-l.S)- 4006 Neptune, Newport Beach 833-3544 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ' 4 BR & 2 BR * • 1109 E. Balboa Pl., Bal. Peain. 675-8008 $199,000 (Sun 12-6) 4 BR & 3 BR 119 45\h St., Costa Mesa 645-0303 $134,950 rsun l.S) 1100 IV. Balboa (Balboa Peain.) NB 640.7575 $139,500 (Sal & Sun l.S) 5 BR & 2 BR 428 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 67;.6921 (Ever>'day 10.5l HOME & INCOME 418 Fernl eaf, Corona del Mar 675-0164 $92.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3 BR EACH **330 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB 645-7575 $350,000 (Sat & Sun l.S) J BR & F,AMIL Y ROOM OR DEN 6800+68001-2 W. Oceanfront, NB • 752-1920 $169,5q0 (Sun 1·5) , 4 BR & 2 BR 709 North Bay!ront, Balboa Island 675-2868 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * Pool tt W1t1rfront * • • Wall'front & Pool , ' { ....,,---.,-=--_s_",,'..:''.,· "'s'c,'o:"m.,.",..'=2'l"", ,;"19_1.,.·-==~-::--.DrAC:ll':"Y_•_ll_;O_T ~D "' I .:.;':.:."".::.' •:.:.•:.:.R:.:. • .:E:.:.. __ ;.:,:.; I ;;:B:.•l:::bo:.•:.:.P:.';:"l:::":.'"::I:.• _:.1:.00 71 Cott a Me sa 1 MESA VERDE LARGE Oceanfront duplex. $3495 Down 4 Br •. 3 00 & 2 br, 2 Im. Jnntltlon ~altr! 1tnutn.<:ula1e HILLSIDE "'" '"'""'"'"' ''"""'"'"""" ,....,, '""' ...,.. ""''tio & TRI-LEVEL s1.~.000. .\VII I ('on & Ide r all kl~t.111 of l'"tr11s .. fi'rcshly 1,.,00 opuon. Open Jlouse palntetl ol txlnn, 2 bath home Just lry to clu11llcate l_ltls ~ 9/.'9 . ., Or call ?o.lrs. 1i.l!h built·U1' k flreploce. one. l'rt'Jttlgt ron1n1un1ty. s.Jt~ l).l_-8%! d a Y ~ · Ou a Jvvely tree·lined su-eet Qu il•t tre-e-llncd 'Ire e t . ~ cves/\1•knd.11. $.11.~.>IJ. Ulll ~11).1720 • Cracklus Pntry 10 l.·~lil l!v. Big C•nyon 1016 lnit roou1 1\•ann<."<I b '11 -;__;__ ___ ..:..;.~I t'r ucklin~ fireplace. Spacious rorn111..I d I 11 I 11 r: r oorn . Gurd<•n vil'w Catch A kitchen. l..;ui.:e :;cp~u1oc f II' '"'""' ""'"' w;1h ""' .,...,. a mg Price And f!rt>pl1l1'l'. Clly v!<>ii' :.l:J5.... ll11r.bur Blvd. f'l'On\ 1.i.'.h'k Bet>t 1;1·llOOl11 :uu l . . Opo·u E.\'f't1l11g.s . • . . • t' An OUl~1 (1ndni;: Op[JOM\Ullly ------~'"'""=-I c.-ommu1111y fn('il 1uc1. 1UI 10 0 .... 11 8 di~lincti,·e custoin TIRED MANS HAVEN ~;~1~3p •!Tl FUN 10 BE NICE/ hon1e 1!1 ~xclusive Big Cftn. fo.lt-sa Verde No11h. only 4 [ ::. .:ron. !>ride ot 01i.11crship ~~ o,ld, 1i.•fl1.~.wm11ble loan. · ~ is !he kl'y 10 !his five .. t..r, l!lx\, f1un m1 w/fr plc, ' bf'dmom all rt'dii·wJ honic open l,W'an1 Cathedral cdl· I designed tiy lhc u.rchitti:t. ln11~ thruout . Pri1·ate atrium ~ _ ov."l"ler, The tile OooN tilerwt off muter br. CO!l'!pletely . beaulilully ..,,·1th the ":arnl lndscpd "f~uto spnnklers, LOW INTEREST tones ot red\\·()(ld and at" self c~eanrnK o\·en ln ~ LOANS cenlu111t the spaeious feel· try kuch"'"· co1·e~ patto, lng of oJ)E'n dl'sii;:n. Call By o1i.'l!er. ~1-_n~""=G~-1 AVAILABLE foi• de.truls on this .in1•ei.t· EASTSIOE R·2 llll'nt 111 grat·lc\us hving. Rl•l!L-.: In ).OUl' rork .. r 011 the OLSON DON L M REALTORS 1 NC. an· A 0 · 11eu,·l1 ot this w1ique oldfr noUlll.'t'd today they h3.\'t.' Bi" rd l !>l'droon1. All nll)(lemized obtained a speciRI loan cuni-l~\111C". \\'11lk ro ti1h S1rec1 1nih11enl 1hrough its al-SO< T shoJ!plng & !1 111·bor High. ' ·1· 1· ·1h C I d 11 AS. 'l.\ ES RE,\LTOHS 1lon111 to build 1noonlt' unit I ra ton \\'I 0 II' c 832 8800 ' f" Banker f 0 r miara n!N!d • tn rrar u-s1 11n1e offered n1ol1~uge loiu1s "at a l."Ust ~7M'.! 1rvine Blvd. Tlls\l~ ~o hurry. Coil\ :i.U}-:}140 to .the buyer !ar ix'lo\\' the Capistrano Beach 1018 Wilker & Lee going n1urkc! u11erci;1 r ates . .........___.._ ---• Reul r:s1atr Any U.S. N.'sidcnt Is elli..oihlc COUNTR\' EST,\TE. nr 8, Assume-5cc,-V,~%-L-oa_n_1 ror the loans 1i.·hich have a~·n\ o\·erl ooking 1l1t" valley, ... & O\llU'r ivill hi.'l!I filiP.ni·e Yt'!'Y 1011' do11•n p<1yn1<'nts. lull!> & OC'l'Ul1. 0 \'CJ' 4000 er p. . 3 ? : Lo1111s are a\'ailnhle for fun· sq ft ~:11sto111 all re<Jv.·ood ~~~oe ~~i 8~·· k~ ding in1n1ediately 11•hile the hon1e \\'/<l Bil, 4 ll<\, huge 1 con 1 ~1·1 1~ 1 t supply lasts. F'or niore f;_un rn1, 4 frples. lgl' deltLxe poo surrou e< . ?} ~I details can G-i;)...-0303 betv.·een kill·hen. nia id· s nn. !nd~g. Garag'· t1nlShed ?11 9 a.m. & S p.nt. 7 days 11·01·kshop & ntany Xlras. uiside 1i.•/extra hghl:i St a 1i.·eek. :S~i.'.'l(M). Bertha 1-1 en r y ln~.IVl419E,500RA. REALTY l{l'altn~. ·192-'121 "' TRIPLEX College Puk 1020 * 642.1001 * NEAR BEACH COLLEGE PARK BACK BAY-$39,5-00, CORONA OPEN J~OUSE 1·6pm Super clean, lrg 3 br, ~ \\'il\o Lane , DEL MAR lush, tropical, easy 3 Bed., 2 bath. sep nintpus \\1th e\·ef)'thing going for it. care gardens & patio. nn, lrg k>t. n1afll' mature Qua lity, location. pri\•a te Low dn o r assume FHA. trees, 2 g r ee n house :,i, financing. and \·ie"·· One Open Sun $44 950 toolshed, B-S.Q, new crpt.s of the very fe1v horK!St tri-P I C t , II R' It • & paint. Assumable loa!\; 11\exes in Corona Oel ~ .. Iar. a an re • rs. $290. taxes . 6 4 2-l 2 f ! Prime location for 1\1.nter 833-2224 0'ol.11er/bkr. ··~ & 11umnH?r r~ntals or 01~7,..r· Corona del Mar 1022 BEST BUY ', • occupant. P riced at $13:>.000. , 6 CaJ7310 ,,=·'".I' n'ore details. WE WON'T SELL in 11,fesa Verd e. Reduced fO ,' ~ $39.9"'Jl. for quirk liale:-\4 · OFt:N TIL e . IT'S FUN TO 13[ N!C[I lilt. din i·m. unique rtL : ~-· THIS HOME "" B.""'"10 " ' • · I . , . OPEN SUNDAY 2 10 ,.. .• • , · D. J. FEENST~ ! , The honte 1\111 sell Itself! "lz.4-13 1 549-"'°"" 1 ''-' -. --!\laster Suite \\'ilh 3 .,. ,) ne. .:iJ1Ja 1 OCEAN VIEW FROM LAGUNA "'ardrobe closets, studio ON GOLF Course in f\1e1 ' suite 'ol.ith \\'et bar, crack!-Verde. 1926 Kauai. 2XlO ft. ing fireplace & bay .... 'indow S BR, 3 BA. btfl \'it"''. in the oversiU!d lh-ing rm, $82.500. Low do\\•n. <nntr extra large laundry/sev.ing 11111 carry paper. r n1 oombinntlon ... Features Cotti Meu Re1lty~ too JUJI11:erous to list • call Since 1958 * 548-77·~ fOl' dela~s7 Afler 6 P.\l,f. t:all 557-\6lt 5-UOO SUPER DUPLEX A VISleN lllAt"TY 3 bedroom o"'Jlel'll m1it. Nev.• carpft & dr-.ipes. 2 txlnn rental unit'. Just recenUy painted new \\'ater healers. Can be iOld »ubject lo low ossun1able 8~~ VA loan. Call 64&-7n1. WALKER & LEE Real E.stale ~ For qualified buyer witl1 Don't Call Me 8"bs 1anu a 1 "°"" on A Duplex" USE YOUR VA Nev.'POrt Beach h o n1 e . , . • • Spacious 3 bedrm, fantil y, 1 n1 a <lehgl!t!ul 2BR. and den Gorgeo~ 4 bf:dnn + fan\Jf1 large corner lot, trailer 0."'ners .1 .. '51~-•. ce Wlth beau· executive home. I-luge cu.I· 1 space. room for po o I . tilul private izn>Wlds de-sac lot. Carpets, drapH $64,950. P,LUS upgraded thruoul. • · A charnl.ihg 1F • rental with VIL.!..AGE flE AJ; ESTA't\ I FOR ALL prlvale yard .;,,,.ntly P""' 551""3 " 963"561 : lllAS duoing 2'l5ALL OPEN HOUSE su11"t~ on 3 generous 47xill lot in 2162 Rural line · • [ ,,;;;;;::::;;;;::::;;;;::::;;;;::::;;;;::::;;;;::::;;;;::::;;~· the be.!>I S(IUlh-of·h\\}' loca· 3 BR. Del\'IY dee, on I~ ONE BLOCK tion. $89,500 firm ~~L ~~~~t~EALn· ! TO OCEAN Call ""'72ll 67&-0144 5"-17zl Beautiful Newport. Charm· ea , , ing 3 bedrooni, 2 bath home. NEWPORT ru;1ERA ~ Henvy shake roof built-ins, S 1 , Upgr~ 4. ~r ... 2 ,~ Ba ':°no large brick fireplace. Best ~~ do. Facil. i_ncl. Pool, b!lliard 1 buy in Newport Beach of· -room, puttmg gree~, loung< '"''d at s.19.950. A•k '" OPPORTUNITY' & much more. E•JOY coon; No.Jl i21. • try cl~b livtng at a low WALKER & LEE A >aN' chance to 01\'ll one low pnce. 1 Real F,.:;!nte or our choice t."Ontn1ercial l\UlJ..ER REALTY ! S4S-9491 buildings on the high'ol.'8.Y 642-48U J i ~---'-'-"-'---~' and live above your own1 MESA WOODS ! e e business. O\VC large ls Ver:Y sharp 4 Br. 3 Ba , bont1' OPEN SAT/SUN 1.4 TD. $l07,500. room ~5th & 6th Br'sJ. 2 3108 \1'fst Oceanfront years old , financing ~ 675-7225 I Duplex $155,000. rangi..'<!. .. , . . . . Dorotny,0~',?"~ Realtyj' : 1120 Gleneagles Terrace ~ 3-2 $59.000. EASTSIDE ,1 ' \\'estem Terrain, 963-7878 e e Nice 3 Br, 1 1 ~ Bn1 =-------~'.17.===~===~ cul~t-Sac. very clean, fru¢ ••MtSA DEL ~lAR*• WEEKEND WONDER 1rees, f.tplc, Assume S31.~ By Orig O\\'ller (lndscp archit The smanest 3 bdrm .. 2 bath at 9')(, loan, payments ~..:~ cntrJ First Unu~ offered. home json1e ,.·ie1vl , you mo. P.I. l>rit.-e Pl.9'-J,,. I 5BR. 3ba. \\'ate11all. 1vk to have seen in months. Buill ov.'ller agt 494-9334 : schs. OCC. shpg. 50 U(·l-e by an archil~ct-/or his 011T1 CoLLEGE-Pnrk area :: ai;, park. \\'ondcrful nci1.'h1Jor. hun11•. Just S•2.:i00 1 ~ Ba home Xlnt localiofl.'. hood. hat'~sontohis:thsehoo! OPEN S~T/SUN AFT. Near i;hop!i .. $.::5.500. Aiirt : ran11. ll·l.i Slllvadort", C:\1. 428 Morning Canyon Rd . only. Call CJS Real Estat4. , $6'.l,000 or n1ak<' ofr. Sh1i.•n C11runa rfi<tlilands ,HS..1168 ' by appt. 546-!l&:JO/S16·7579. University"' Re_~ty _ s11,\ru> 3BR-1W'o·ly paint~ Balboa Island 1006 JOO] E. Cst. ll"'Y· 6T'..-6:il0 & carpeted, vu.cant, reach' \'OU \\'ILL LOVB rf!'NeW tor move in. assume v.J . ON TIIE unusual duplex. J~ BR, 3 loan, $206 paymenls. a..<>elfl ISLAN D . ba house & 1-2 BR. 2 ba. $.1g..s398 ~ , DellghUul new 4 BR ho1ne \Vood panel ill" s t a i 11 e d 5 BR 3 BA + rurnpuf J 'A'ith fireplace In • n1aster glass. F'rplc~~. Be a c h $50,oOO. Al50 repossesi;loi_; suite. Wet bar. This ho~1e Foot-bridge 1 blk. 428 In County call tor ad· • ts. I.op quality construction Goldenrod. (h1·ner/Bullder. dresses kt M&-1139 q: I \\'Ith loads of Cll.1ras. Pril.'t'd 675-692 1 Open l0-5Pf.f ~ ' 11! $159,500. EST AT E . "'""' • REALTY, &K>-t120 1t8 GOLDENROD \\fESTSIDE, 3J3R lge lot 1Cql B Ibo P I •1007 0PEN'SAT&:SUN 12-6 de sac) compl r edeo a a en n1u11 \\'ood paneled living rm, •-''"" $.I ••o• il. ~ b .,__ IU!Sume ,. ·"· .> • "., ,. BEDRO M beam ce 1ng, "·~nc Ul}Vl ::o. &'6-3458 by OWMr • 4 0 New kHd~n. Brlck patio. . 3BR. 3bn. $82,500. Ol\rncr/ MONTICELLO 1 FAMIL y HOME """"'· 64()-1281 "' 494-1&11 TOWNHOUSE -' On lnrge corner lot in Irvine OCF:AN VIE\\', c ti !f tom 3 Bedrooni $33.~. Terrnce. Ul1.•e ly 4 berlroo!11, )1<Jnlt.'. 400'.I sq. rt. $1:-.5,IXX>. "' 979-6340 • • 4 ~l h f:unlly hon11• \Vrlh f('('. 1115 Ht-ln1Hi, J-';un-rn,. l\IES.A VERDE. by ownl'i. 1 separate dintng roon1 a.nd R~·-mi, P1iol. f) w 11 e r Up.,'tlld\."1 l br .• 2 ba .. d!J~ I l>i~ !ien -cno'll l;uiat. :! 67r~5ro:I Xlnt fin:'lnL·1n1: r111. & liv, 1111. $42.!!fJ SCIXU'Rll' yurrlN -nuuiy l'X-•"JO!lf·Cl-!F-.-,".-3, __ <'II ' '--f~J21 • lrn.s Call i;-:µt):.":(I ,,.. • • t :;. "'· • ~ uu. ~ Ol>!~·,,l ~· ll~f ll"r0& Nlltl rock frplc, l\lnbog Nllltled ASSUl\lE Sl 6.100 F'llA 7_"~ ~ ffl!'~nn. l~l' }1\1. ln1it trees, 2 BR tov.11hOU~~l~ Veroir. By O\\'l!el'. Prl.nc only. front. wtlt, polio, poet. I S!n.000 80'0 loan avail, $28,00J. O\\o"C 2nd. 833-8974• ~~~~~I 675-3468 YOU'LL 1<1ve our 3 BR. ::; OPEN HOUSE Sun 1-5. BA p00l 00~ ln Coll PENJNSm.A-FIXER Duplex, 2 Br + den hous~ P1rk. Ask. $4.500. 557- i'hls 2 Br. 1 Ba doll house + 1 Br apt 613 Iris. 6"-7902 D p Jnt t D2!l need~ TLC. I blk tn;im Cos11 Mes• 1024 •n• o • ocean. Xlnt ttn!al art". t pt v~ land. R-2. Take advantage ASSUME VA.. LOAN F1nt11tlc Cotstline now • .J>rtrw;Jp]es only. _ --M!Sll--de.,_t.lal'---<4 BJ\,_~ dt'ht\e 3000 aq MILLER REAL TY $43.000. Glontt Realty homt. Mony, 11~• • ~ l).L2..4.SU Service S36-.."U24/Sot5-42S9 '°" gn\c\ou! v1n; «-e 1el'1aintt1R. ~ Strt"f'4 pl' Belboa Penlntufa ~·CESA VERDE !!.SR 2BA, lhc Bh~ Lani«'"'· O~ Lg. •I Br .. den; 1 blk to bfl.y. ~"(W\I patio. ASl'lumr 7 ~. 3Zl l!OOM.> Snt 6. Sun 12.'I. Try 25'1. dn., bnl. 8'1i Dakotn. 979-3984. Op. Sun Alt'f'in Rt'&ft;;n, 493-71~• ()prn Snt/SUn. 1~ S91.~ rat Profit Is attained "1lfln B NE\\' DUPLF.XES 424 Belvu(' Lane 675-4@ you we:U throogb mull~~ o.,'1':an ,.... SGS.9.i0-stl,.9:f. C.111 6-12-5678 tlni: Dally PiJol O assifl\."d :W3l ~lalqa Dr. • .Ads. &tz..:.G'l& I "'· 491)-3431 I J)_8 DAILY PILOT 5ulldi11, Srp!embtt 29, 197f 1 01n1 Point 1026 Hu,,tlngton Buch 1040 H1o1ntl.-n-1""to-n"B"',..-,.,.h-:l"040="1"rv"1'"n-e-----:-:1044=,..,.L-1g~·u-na-,BH"""-,"h--"'1"'CM"'8'"1"'L"'og-unt ieech 10U Lagun• Nlguol I ill2 NOW port llucfl JOd Newport Height• 1 OP~ ~~~-4 i:V!;Ll.A::::PA:C;IFl::;C;6;B;;;LKS;;;;TO;;j,;;:~L;;;A~K::;:E;;;:P~AR;::::K?;;; ;;;;;;S;;;11;;;ln;;;g;;;;l1;;;;B;;;el;;;l•;;;v;;;l119;;;;;; _R_E_D_U_C_E_D __ _ , New Spanl<h, opa<lous hom•. BEACH!! Small, """ •x-OR BEACH S... the charming •nll'Y l block tl"om l:li School. clml\<e community, Col"''ell courtyard 8c believe you ~ll $5500!! • Reduced tor quick ule, boUl! Patio kltchen with all 8e{:iutllul oldtt 3 bedroom. enjoy It alwfl.YI, from the $54.960. 3 BR + fam nn. the latnt fixturtsl 1''onna1 ~pll!'B.te rental tn rear ~·Ith comfort of )'OlD' llvlni rn1• ~ ~ leue option. ca.ndlelli;:ht dine! CrackUna: prl\•ate entrance. f"re1~e easy chair. See the Im. , • PLACE REALTY e S\\·t'dl.sh firepl:'lce, \VET nelghbomood. Art t • t • m11culate interior & believe 1 . \~ ~970.t BAR. $Y.'eeping i;tair'eale !o id.udlo. Boot a:ate and &lab. It 's an idclll 3 bclnn... 21, ••I ;E"'e-•t"bl"'u-f"f.-~~-..,1=0=30~ I mn~ter Md children's rms. 1 ~ Block to park, 5 block11 bath & fanUJy rm . , I Toasty 3 in<'h thl.ck carpet 10 beach. h1Ullt ~I to ap. IO'.>'t'lhOU&t for you. See the thruout! Garage doo r pre<!l,11te. Owner will C"""" un""""' t t · th CAPE COD • 2 bdm11., 1a• bath!, ramlly room, mellow walnut panelln&'. used brick flreplact1 • hard11.'00d tloor!I. large l'<.'11r ynrd y,•ith fruit trees, rellnr for atorasc:c Price redUl<td 1.0 S69.500. DEFLATION FOR aale by o\\oncr lg;c 4 Br home w/octan view in SPECIAL pvt commun>ty. Many ... Th:tt y.1.ll be youn lST Im· trna 1nc1Uded. Xlnt rl.11nn· preulon, \\"hen you tee this cinJ JVaiJ. (n4)'lll--01# UNIQUE 2 STORY HOME, L•ke Forftl 1054 BUILT ON 111 LOTS.1-------- Dela.lled J.11 11.'00CI exterior, haJI Ittrse sun de c k enclORd w/PoSt & rails. TifAT OFFERS A SCEN IC VU OF T}JE 00"..i\N. 7°/o INTEREST 2-STORY COUNTRY SIDE 1$ Knocking Opportunity The owner ii .. nxtou. ... now yQU can acquire an oulltan-- dlni homo at a bo.r&'nln pt1Cf' 167.500. Highly upgrud<d, 11paciou.11 bcdrms. mlrrorc:d wardrobe doors, outstu.ndlng view. &: a boat slllp avallable! Ca ll for details. "ONE LEFTI" New ly co rnple t ed DUPLEXES. U\'e In one, l"l!nt the other. lBR, fml. I dJn.. fpt Corne b y and 1 dlacovc:r udvantagos or 0"''1dn& lncon1c propert,y; Al.SO avl'lll for lc1tM:. Open Snt/Sun 1·5 l\t 214 Palmer BA LAL IS & ASSOC. 1 2 BR~"-opllt 1--1. pla•a, BBQ nd -·~ ...,w;u Pan a in e "'v"""" ... ~.. opener, gu a water 1.st trust dec!d at 9~%. 1 k .. ...a ~~ '--\J ·11 o'looldf\i park $41,0I)) 01>.'t1r. softener all Included: ONLY 1,. ~ic Ytu"'"' U'C' eve you \\'I $32·4543 or 838-9367 CE lre!Uiurt them & the vie....· $41,(XX) FULL PRI ! ! ! across tbe. greenbelt. See l BR, 2 BA condo, pl112a, )'(•U nan.le Che tenns! Bkr the pril.'e _ $69,950 &: believe 15tl.OOO. Owner -~· '62·4471 (::::I 54W10l ii Includes ""' IWl<l. 5.12-450 or 838·9367 El Toro 1032 SUPERSl-IARP! 3 8R,2BA Farnlly room POOL • 4 BR Hunt. Horbour 1 ().42 ' Sound ;!!!:!e~0It" ""'' 90 Feet nus hat> to be the best pool home you'll find in $40.COO. NEW PAINT & "IJ11l1'l 1i·llil ' ---'ll.1•11ilur 1st \Ve1rtcrn Bank Bldg. Unl venity Park, Irvine Ooys S52-7000 Nights 675-8600 e VACANT e 675-8600 LA KE l''OREST Spm\vlliiu 4 BDRl\t. & DF..N Assume F1fA IQ.'Ul on thlll floor plan. hall w I "' be11utitul 4 BR, 2 full buth11. carpeting thru-o~t. J1iland Sh .. 1g carpeta, b It . ins . A type kitchen, Ms BlLT·lN Dlshy,•a!fher. c 0 r g e 0 us RANGE &. OVEN, custonl •--, •·-' e' DJSJ-1\VSHR., GARB. DJSP. lU ....... ' ..._.,. ... _ A .. & EXTENSIVE USE Qf posed s~te putlO & D E E p Sq· A I N ED waJky,•ays. 11'11 b. J?EAL ~w10GANY CABtl\TrS. :st~ Ufnci~s c!~·000· VISl9N Open sta.lrcase leads to 2nd UNIQUE TRILEVEL. 4 BR RIALTY level, \V/2 BDR~1S .. BATH honie \t.'/COn\'i!natlon pit & LARGE DEN, APPROX. around noor to ceiling stone ~ FT., .,..;th dbl. sliding fireplace. Tremendous COZY COTTAGE glass \Valls that open to master suite on ground Newpm·t Beach 645--3343 Newport Shore& ' 1072 LEASE'/ OPTION ... Or <.'Otilrsct snle. A·Fl'll.me, upgraded &. lnunac.! 2 BR. & den. fpl. dln. area. Walk to bt1'1 Ch! $52,500 CAYWOOD REAL TY * 541290 * 4 BR. 2 BA $46,500. Ownt!r &16-5921. JI.lay lse option. Open houlle Sat & Sun l ·S S1nt1 An• 1010 Drhre by n132 Jubllo: El Toro and see for yourself '\\•hat $43,500 y,•ilJ buy, Home features blt·ins, dsh"''Shr In V.'t!ll·llted kitchen, waJJ.to. "1lli carpeting, drps &. frpl c See today. FAmore Bkr. Call 1714l 521-J:lSl rollecl. the "'"h ....,. under Waterfron· 1 CARPETS. Po&RK.Pl.AGJI, Unusual ~ality Very Serious Seller Tu·o story Colonial. OC'ean \'iew. Palatial, 4 BR & frun. rm., 21/2 BA.. 30' llvin11; mi "''ilh stone fireplace, all bltns, dsh\\'shr. cernmic tile & indoor-<iutdoor carpeting. Shag cnrpctlng end C\lstom drapes thruout. lluge patio, oversized ynrd, d o u b l e garage. Sr.!,950. Terms. sun dee~. Thf>re is oo better le\'el. lf you like your home IN NEWPORT buy in Laguna. for only In the .... ~s, call to see HEIGHTS I I $S5,9SO FULL PRICE JllfMED. 167,C.OO. TOLLE -3 Br. 2 Ba, !\rep"'" enred HURRY ON TIIIS ONE! REALTORS, 586-8500, $34,500 ~oo~·~:~~ ~~.8~~~.a~: Fount•ln Varley 1034 OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 1-6 PM 10368 Placer RR~r. Fountain Valley. 3 Bedroona. living room "''/cathedral ceilings, ····-ww ~ 142-7461 $145,000 and character relJected in this executive style home in n country atmosphere. '"""""""""""""""""""!~tom Mme 3000 IMI· ft. 41..arge bedrooms. including House of Glau \\'alls of glas!I overlooks luxW"ious master w/fplc, MISSION REALTY * LAKEVIE\V 2 Story 4 Nenr Schools and Shopping. 642-84{);t S31,(XX). flr n1. 9S5 So. Coast fly,·y., Laguna Br Deane 1-lome w/trg fnm 3 Bedrooins. Bennied Cell· OPF.N hotL'iC S..'ll & Sun PHONE (714) 494.0731 rm, huge master suite, sep iflj:tl. Fireplace. Big kid·i;iz· or cnll for appointment. -,==,....==..,.,~'7-1 dre11s ing areas In childrens eJ lol. Call &16-0555. -So h-L -1086 p1·lme lluntington tlarbour 214 baths, fa r m h o u s e A-FRAME NEAR T H E Channel with o\\11 44' dock. kitchen, ln~C' family roon1, SEA! Elegant entry to Hv See this one now. COATS grJ.cious living room 1 rm w/25' ce.ilings, roaring & \\'ALLACE REALTORS \\'/fpl c, 3 car g a rag c I fireplace, KNEE DEEP 962-4454. \\'/clec door openrr. central CARPET, S UNK ENI~~~~!!!!!!'!:"~""~~ alr cond. Assumable 1•;;. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 ,ving, 2~2 ba &autifully ut agun• CALL 640-8672 1305 Skyline Or. decorated nnd maintained. O"ner ill he\ 1· $3-1.!'iOO Ey Qy,'n<?r: 1 BR, New, Ol.'eRn viw'. bC'nmcd .. · "' P inance. living room Ux18. frplc, • tormal dlninJ; area and 111.rge family room. Sn1all ,otanned community y,>ith heautlful 1rn•in1ming pool, $56,00). Agent 5.31-5800 or 962-2456 ceilings, lots of \\'OOl'I and S 59,!JOO. TOLLE 1 1~ .• 0 •IRss, 3 "-dnn, 3 ba, 3 REALTORS, 586-8500. new cnrpc1, ot '.,,. ... some RO!lfAN TUB \VJ TH BY OWNER 3 BR, 2 i(i; loan. Call tod11,y ... "" OCEAN VIE\V, 499-J>58/ fplcs, pool table i;ize den, Mesa Verde 1063 (714l 956·9125 gourmet kitchen, $145,500.1----------~~~~~~~~~~I o .... ,ner will sell on !<.ind con· BY O\VNER 4 br, 3 ha, -,O"P=E"'N"""S=U"N"'.-,1"'·"'5:- tract at 8%. tam nn. hfesa Verde No. I I~ ATRIU?o.f IN SEP MASTER ba, Townhouse, Boat Slip The Real Estate Fair \YING. Fam rm \\'/bar, inc. 80% fina n av a i J. 839-6133 or 536..2551 f{Ourmet kitchen, b r I ck $67000 Call MG-7544 "';'!!!!!""""'""~"""'l""~ DECORATOR'S -DELIGHT-separate yards ••. rm for pool Irvine lo.44 NE\V 4 Br College Park. flooring! Culode·sac Jot w/31"°-;'c--· -----,=;; ~ J~~!~~~E!! $61,000. Assun1e 8 ~'70 loan. 1921 Tradewinds Ln. .....,.._ 911t Ultra Super Townhou1e Prlncipals only. 55l9538. a1nrn1ing, pr.•stigious hon1e: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiij [(Its ot wallpaper. 4 BR, 2 ha Park.aide Estate, nr 1\fi~ Square Park. Great assumable loan 8~1% +. ,l\fo paymt.s $307. OWnr will , CarTy 2nd TD. ()pen house ,Sat/SUn 1·5: 16296' 11t. Em· ma. (Ask ror Sue.) TOBIN REALTY 846-13TI OPEN HOUSE • SAT/SUN l to 6P}.t .!k786 Willow Circle Cl blk. N. of Warner, 2 blkl. \V. pt Bushard). 3 Br, 2112 be., bonus nn, front & rear & tennis. Load!! of glass andl ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Upgraded Cl'PIS. $54.000. ~ foo~, Tl!nn& to suit. I• 01\'Jler will carry. 644·:::1. TERRIFIC ' 962• · TERRACE MODEL Laguna BHch 1().48 BEACHWALK Prl·ce R -,uctlonl University Park's nev•est OPEN SUN. 1 .. 5 .,g end most popular end unit JUST REDUCED $2(0). to l'onOO. 3 B<lnns., 2 baths, 545 WINDSOR PL. $50,fi((I! Owner moving out fireplace, y,·et bar and a Beat the money market. The of tO'l't-11. Hurry to &et this greenbelt k>catlon. $54,500. O\l'ne.r y,·iJl carry the entire beautiful 2 bedrm, 2 bath CALL 552-7500 !irst T.D. al 9'7o interest. Exec Townhome. Fantastic • VISION 5 B<Jrms., lge. den y,tith upgrading. Walk to beach! • frp!c., family rm.: ex· Loaded with recreational tensive entertaining areai;; facilities, Agent 962-2A56 or REALTY 4800 sq. ft. Stunning coa."ltal 531-5800 vie\\'S from Palos Verdes to Dana Point. $169,500 •'patios. Assumable FHA BIG 4 "loan. 536-8821 Provides yoUr large family a red hill con1pnny Un\1·. Park C~nter, Irvine OPEN SUN. l·l 57 LAGUNITA CREAMPUFF 2 BR & . den, ~ bath, ocean Newport Beach 1069 3 bdrms., ram. m i., din. and cny \'lei\·, $51,500.1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; rm., gourrnet kitchen: 2 Assumable 75'1 loan. I' baths; sep. laundry rm. Llke An1erican Home Realtor SPANISH tie\\" lots of charm. $79.500 494-7513 or 494-1001 CALL '9\ ,4,·1414 875 N.CoastHwy NOSTALGIA A,~~ BY THE 71~,,.-. BLUE PACIFIC .... N•w••" .... om .. Macnab-Irvine OCEAN FRONT SPECTACULt\R \\'ood & J?ealty Company Nestled on the Nel\-port FINAL CLOSEOUT Glass Contemporary flomc, DESIGNED Peninsula, one block from • l\fODELS * featured in Ho 1 ida y FOR LIVING the surr and washed by and Jl.f""nzine, Oy,·ncr \\'ill finan· the oc:eRn breezes lies an * NE\V HO~IES * ._ On wooded h i 11 s ide Id s ·m pJI Cl · ce ... $175,<XXJ ,,·/panoram•·c -an ·"e'"· ? pant re ca. :um 8* t,~ Financing avail. "ULTRA . ULTRA" ....... Y• ~ tt for your private domain. HARBOR VIEW Dramatic exterior 2 Stroll thro h I · "Ever 'See a Drcan1" This ug wroug 11 tron HOMES n1astt'.'r suites -convertible gale nd I to lh I _, pictu re sq ue Cottng{' s a n e rea.'I: .. ..,. sparkles like new, on tiuiet den -billiard roon1 -3800 charm of yesteryear. i-'rom DonalJ L. Bren Co. Mobile Homes for 1111 1100 BAY F RON T ?110BJLE HOME 3 br .. '.? Lia., dlJI. oven, dhh\\·shr.. swedllih fJi>I., 20' gla11s overlook'g. Ba)" $30,0CK1 s.u-mo Acre19e lor sale 1200 20 ACRES in Utah. Ski Coun· U)' overlooks lake. Sell or Trade eqully. Barbour Real Estate. 979-mJ Busine1s Property 1400 Gerald S. Thomas, Realtor with plenty of space and ~Vac1nt-F.H.A. Loan privacy in this Ideally l:OTAL PAYP..IENT $l5S.OO. located residence. ,Just e Near UCI • "I'wo story priced at $2.5,200. listed, should go fast at 0 Adult occupied 2 Lru:ge bdrms.. 2 baths; high open beam ceilings, lgc. outdoor areas. Secluded poolsize yard. Private area, ocf:'an view: walk to beach. $118,000 street near beach. Beamer! sq. ft. -private beach & the Sp a n Is h tile-entry 1829 Port Sheilield il. f' 1 1 tennis. Exclusive Etnerald fl.scend the winding stairs to Newport Beach 833.0780 SOUTIIWESf CORNEFt ce. rngs, trep ace + arge !{NOTT & CERRITOS sheltered patio $63.500 Bay. !R47). 4 generous bedroo1n11, · 2 HARBOR VIEW $59,cm O\vnr. IH5-t363 NICHOLS REJ\L ESTATE ~~!!!!!! .... !!!!!~""!!!!!!!!!!!I y,•ith private b a I c on I es. Exceptional MONACO O\\'lled 2025 s. coast Highy,·ay \VHITE \\'ATER VIE \\' Cross over the bridge to by Interior de c 0 rat 0 r . Cemetery Lots/ Laguna Beach 49-1--0703 OVERLOOKING W 0 0 D S your studio 1-etreat (or in· Upgni.des too numerous to Crypts 1500 • $800 DOWN. SELLER PAYS only $37,950. 897-0321 e Walls of Glass ',p.DSING COSTS. Fresh and Wilker & lH • Secluded patios -oean. Hacienda Real Estate Reel Estate e Great financing 642·5656 ASSUMABLE e Sep1r1te fem. room Huntington ll11ch 1040 .. FHA loan 7\1+\I. $157. mo AND EMERALD BAY Panoramic'ocean views from a \1•ooded setting; 2 large bdr1ns.. spacious convert. den: formal dining rm,, high open beamed ceilings & a secluded terrace. $135,000 Open Sunday l-S--COVE New 4 BR 31 ~ ba conie apt.l obo'"" t he mention. 2 Bdrms.. den, --'-'--------I \\'/beamed T&G ceilings, garage. Call now for your trplc. & dining rm. L,ge. TWO Niches: Pacifi c \>'ie1v 424 LOS ROBLES. Beaut. quality cpl, tinted glass, appointemnt lo experience Covered patio. 8 rt is t i c !.lemoria.I Park. Sacrlllct! 1• ,_,NEa pa._vs all for this: dollhouse! e Time to enjoy vn "' Seller will carry small 2nd e $58 000 beach home : 2 bdrms., 2 marble frplc, tiled baths, this very specinl honie. landscaping. This h 0 me for quick .sa.Je. 400.2605 ba., pegged lfrs., [rplc.: 32' rec.rm y,•/bar, spacious PARK PLAC•, must be seen to be ap-~'-'"'-'.C..,"7':-C"'-""'=~I TRANSFERRED! TD. 3 BR. Ill ba. $42,500. •11 RI -5 PT$ ON FHA/VA OPEN house Sat/SW> 1.5, Pal Contre , lrs. french dool'!I ID massivi.' deck & patio, encl. ~ar. --... __ ,,,_ preciated. STI.950 including Commtrcial Prpty 1600 deck: all nl"\1' ?ltexican tiled & carport, sec!. street., ~142 7~~l land. IT.!51 Chapparal Ln. 133-2224 Sale. 4 Br, fam rm, dl!h, TOBIN REALTY llltH371 T_HREE ARCH BAY kitchen; trees, pri vac y . rcd\1·ood exterior, room for • -DAVID 0 . CARLSON y,·alk to evttythlng. S75.00'.I S\\'imming pool, qual ity con· I.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""""" REAL TOI? 83.1-9293 ;,SB ft SUnaet pool &: extra As,ume a112o;., Loan i.,.. yanl. l9051 Hamden REPOSSESSIONS In lhe ranch! Fealores 3 bd· '·-PRICED 10 SELL 2 baU f "·· ....-.;-For information and location rms, IS, am1.,. rm. On u sile of over ~4 acre, is this spacious traditional honie of 3 bdrms., 31:-'.: baths. incld. 1ns1r. bdnn./sitting mi., .,,,ith lrple. Full guest apt. or maid's quarters: solarium (or formal dining rn1.). Country atmosphere 1\·ith a superb ocean vie\\'. $2'15,00) l~~rr!~~~bu~~:~~ I ~';;1~~~ J~~· Sll6,900 PRIVACY OPEN 1.5 only 1 1~ blks. to priv ............................. ;;;! 1421 PRISCill.A Lt\NE heach. \\l1i1e \\'alt-r viC'11•. BLUE LAGOON PLUS VIEW Vacant; corner 3 BR .. ncy,·Jy Oak & quarry tile flrs ., · redol'lt'. .l\larini.'rs &hool. stained gla&S y,• ind ow s: Your o\\'n private Vll.L\, Lge. Jot. FHA/VA . ~2.950. ~~IQJ~42.Realtor Paul of these FHA&: VA homes, frpl c, full dinin1 room. Built· contact • ins I: dish\\·asher, of course. BEAUTIFUL . KASABIAN On a qUlet cul de''" street. ; PROBLEM-FREE 148,900. Call 54().1720 ;PROBLEM·FREE JS yr. Rul Estate ff2-6644 [ J gourmf't kilch. r..tany ex· includi~ full security, pool Oversized corner lot y,ith an -GEM- tras! 2 Bclrms. + den, 2 & ~enn1s courts. UNOS. impressive list of features. ·~ach"""':s1t.' ~ t;:',:. MAGNIFICENT T~ARBEl.0 L ba. Big view de<>k. $92,500. S1:RUCTED VIEW of ocean. 2200 + aq. ft., 4 oversized 12Q..F Tustin Ave., N.B. 494-7551 hills PLUS 1 coastline 10 bedrms. wet bar, gas barbe .. REALTORS 64Z-iG"Jl ...,..., !"'cod yr. W/W WATERFRONT l!m N. C.oast Hwy., Laguna Palos Ve~es. 3 Bedrms . ..que, mirrored closets, 2 NEWPORT SHORES 3 bat,hs \\'~h ASS!J?11ABLE cozy fireplnce.s and niuch Co I l I red 3 bd 'plush carpet. Taxes $283. 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, large •Assum.. $19.COJ Joan. F.P. den, giant run1pu11 roon1. .Price $29,950. 536-9600 aft. 45' boal slip. New condition. LOAN . Asking SlJJ,000. Call more ... at i·ust $79,500 Please mp e e Y one. rm, ' · 4~17A· + bonus room, new carpets 2955 Harbor Blvd . Oyen Eveningg -:~~~-' ·-- or appo1nlment, .,.,.. w. Hurry! a.nd paint. BBQ, \\'3lk to 675-8600 beacti, pool & ten n 111 I SPM. By Owner $139,000. UNIQUE TURTLEROCK •• nea1-. e LAGUNA BEACH e 1105 N.CoosrHwy.,laguno E?.IERALD BAY lC\\' steps to heh, ocean vlcw, lDEn?MLOCAE INTJON 494•1177 Fantastic viC'.I'; glamorous 1 BR condo. A reaJ buy J2%j. Total monthly. Take '1 BR., 3 ba ., den, bar, 1 S.19 500 ·over 79'a Loan! 4 BR. 2 BA, AmNTION!! Loaded with extras!? Loft, --~o=P"'EN"'°'H"'o"'u7.s"'E,--' I pntios. 2 Jo'rplc. $185,000. 9 LAGU.NA NIGUEL • ·==~·~~:t~N~~~'. VA BUYERS! Beautiful 3BR ~~~aij~~tcr~m8tri~~~ Sunday 12·5 Chvnc~£~Gk~o~n.BR. $72,900. Darling 3 BR. 2 BA. Jying. Broktt 842-7lli, Eves: pool home on a cul-de-sac. Upgraded. thnlout. 4BR, 1~ <001.l\VN6570~taloVista 11 Fam. rm .. sp.'.tclous !iv .. J fam rm, \vet bar, courtyard. VISl9N -1178 Super clean. 2BA, lam. rm. formal dln· vn• -ov70 an ava . ba 1 d 1 2 f I Assume exis1ina loan S%'i'C. -AGT °'7 ""'o~ G t V f ., rg. en, mr; rp cs., ~-.. Ill'" I ':TY F HA A ptl · '" -..-..-. ing; qujet interior street one rea u 0 waves, coves huge deck. vi~''· O\lone1· no points. "• S Heir. '2 bai:~u;:taJ C::y•t. *Assume 71f2•/• Lan* ~ ct~moZ";k~g, l~~: ~~anfnt!;or~~u~~·o :~ can-y ~~I~~~~L 831~1L BOND REAJ9r34031---~.=,5.~5~0Cl-~--- ·$155.00 per mo. New paint, 4 BR, 2 ha, newly decorated I and . SEE F 0 R rooms in imaginative floor North end vie\v hon1e: J BR.. OCEAN FRONT .., carpets, drapes. Vacant. inside Ii ouL Nr Adams YOURSELF!! Call Vision plan. 3 BR, DR, game & 3 ba., den, din. nn., bean1ed $124 000 Newport Height' . .ff ac i e n d a Real Estate A lifagnolia. s;m,900. Re-Red Hill Realty, 552-T:iOO utility m1. 1 Roo0 f for add. ceil .. 2 frpl.. SllS,000. Submit , A charmer to delight the 963-8316 quires approx $14,500 cash. YOU THE 2200 sq. ft. ll .Im. oifers! Spectacular VIE\V surf. hearts or aJI! Split·level in , TAKE OVER Wkdys aft 4 and wknds (2.l JC69 Balboa PEG ALLEN rocks & coastline. 3 BR a choice area of N~'port ft~VERNMENT LOA~ 644-9195 LUCKY ONE! $<t(XK} 00\\'N-Will sell on REALTOR 494-75i8 2 ba OYO apl. Good Securi· ~feights, withln y,·a 1 k in g ---..,,""==-7.'==--l4br 3 yrs old central ale contra41t. Save the cost of 1095 N. Cons!, Laguna Ly, POOL. Subterranean distance to the bay. Big S & 4. BR Mmes tn all HOUSE AHOYI qu'tet cuJ~~ac st. \Valk qualifymg and financing.1•-"iii..,ii;;iiii..,iii..,Oil garage. South Laguna. Call mastersulte, firep lace , ~aa. No qualltylng. For 500 YARDS INLAND. LYON to school, New crpta & drp11, Beaut coastal & mt vu. Ne1v WHY NOT? ror appt. Owner CTI~) walk·in closet. Call 6#-8750 mon!! lnformatlon call BKR., BUILT 3 BR, FAJ\.l·R!.f, cvrd patio, many xtras. only \\"ood & glass, 4 BR + 499-3005 846-JJn LOW r..wNT. $48,f:OO. $42,950. $7.500 d\\'11, Super tam. 2100 sq ft. Beams. Bu;y these 2 separate houses ~L"a"g"u"na'-,N7.i_g_u-el~-~l~O=s=21 [ TA~Dl!l0 I J Walk to Golden \\'est College. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 terms, frpl, l\\'O decks. By the sq nes.tled amongst hu,:Je trees Ii._ ~ down. 3 bdrms, 2 2:.ml SURFRIDER Li'i JIM WELLS, Realtor f!. the best buy in Laguna. on over 1/3 of an acre baths, blt·lns. FA heat. PRE VUE REALTY SZ.i-6264 aft 3pm 9i9-26Jl $59,900. in Laguna Beach. Zoned 1\1· .__J/d I) • I . Great area. SJS.500. bk:r. -~==832-~~33~7~0==---l--o~DiiiftJ\--(3.) \VALK TO BEAUT.~ve l·A, this close in property ~ /..Jt#HV Call S42-2"'J61 -OPEN HOUSE $38,800 beach Croin ncy,· Y•ood & is entirely flat & h<ts 11 £.t(l /f/• 600 Newport Center Drive ~ N glass, multi·lt!Vel floor plan. trcniendous sx>tcntiuJ n 1 Open Evenlng1 Assu~ 81,t ,o Loan. ear Sunday 1 .. 5 Delightful Immaculate J d-" .,, Westminster Mall. 3 bdnns., 10051 H&mden Lane, 4 BR, bedroom home y,•lth cor11· Seclu ...... area! 2 1 BR, den .,;iv,t'OO. SPECL\LIZING IN OPEN lIOUSE Sat & Su n 2 bat"-f ll ~1 t lo & fam rm. rp · beams, .AfJ LAGUNA NIGUEL VIEW 1·5 pm . Duplex, l 1>hort "'" am Y rm., uv c. Fam.rm Den, 38 ft . SUnset fortab e & spnc us couniry · d k F · · /i Bl . ~. L "'000 ....... pn. sun ec . 1 na n c i n g lz. PROPERTIES blk from ocean. 4906 Ken .. t·ln&. ~wi.g carpe oru. . pool and extra. large ya.rd. kit ch en. PJ.'ofcssionally avail & ownr. y,tJ.Jl help. '() '..,. tune. 3 Br, 1~, Ba, 2 BR". .• $ll 500 LeadersMp Reol Estate t 842-4466 or 536-3181 facilities. (N.·ner has bought new home. Call for appt. 64&-7711 WALKER & LEE Real E.5tate *CONDO * BEST BUY IN TO\\'N HARBOR FRONT OCEAN vw Slipg avail, pool, furn, Bale 2 BR, 2 BA. lease option $585. mo . S2fXX), dwn/6tl"'6742, 614-4300 " \VESTCUFF'S BEST family fun home. 4 BR, pool. OPEN SAT/SUN 1101 Berkshire " BLUFFS CONDO One Story $77,00l. Ocean vu, model cond. United Biers· J . Carey Call no\\· 616-7414 ISLAND DUPLEX Sl2.500. DOWN. 5 BR & 3 BR. \\'on't lru;t! BkT. 645-4400 bla. Call 962-1373. OWNER TRANSFERRED. landscaped. Interior pro-192 900 1 V SEA TERRACE 7~ lo I' d _, S ' • REAL EST.'A':TE J ~'• Ba. Ov1ner wiU consider l ~"'l""""~""""~~· ASSUME 7%, 3 Br. 2 Ba Priced to sell. $.57,00'.I. Call fess na Y ecoral"'-'. uper (4.J UPPER V IC T 0 RI 1\ ,... HOMES trade up for more units. FOR LEASE OR SALE COMMERCIAL BLDG. 1815 Park Ave., CM Good location for a n y business. Good traffic. Lots of parking. 01\·ner consider selling on contract. Cafl Noomi Jon!nn SG-QIS'l W..3921 E vu, 645-GIBl Lachenmyer: Re.iltor • OWNER WILL CARRY 81/:J'/o 58' x IOS' lot OU NeY.'JX)rt ll!vd., Ne"'110rl Be a c h . S55,!XX). 10 % do"'·n, owner \\'UI can')'. Ca.JI for in· fonnatlon, PR ES T I GE l-10~1ES &G-6646 COMMERCIAL BLDG. $57.JOO. Easy terms, owner v.111 CalTY trust deed. Roy McC1rdle Re•ltor 1810 Newport Blvd., CM 54'-7729 Condominiums for Hie 1700 BY O\VJ\'ER. AVA.IL NO\V QUICK ESCRO\Y Tiburon Condo, 4 Br., 2 1; ba., tam. rm., din. rm., Ii\'. rm., a.ssu1n. 7"/o Fl{;\ loon. Cust, red brick patio & planlers. Xtra U1ick shag cpt'g. thnklut, dbl. door refrig: Y.'/icc ma.ker, dbl. oven & dJh\v sher ., air/cond.. 2 cur gar, \\'/e\ec. openC"r, tinted ""'in· do\\'8 & rec. faclllUes. 968-8473 :COndo. Pools., tennis, etc. Realtor, P aul Coad, 96z...6142 clean home with many ex· BEACH-4 Adj. lots. 'Valk 900 Glenneyre St. Ask guard at gate to see. Spnrling Real E 5 tat e, Bayfront Channel Rd. 2 mi. beach. Bltna. trpl, y Own 4c-t tras. Associated South Coast to beach. Beaut oc vu. Each 494-9473 54.9-0.'UG 833-""'~A CAPE COD NEAR JETTY LEASE OR SALE S:J6 500 Qwne 646-5921 B er, uo;, new cps, B k rs k fo Betty Heir-]) VACANT 4 BR. Owner·1-o=o,O'~~~==~=~ 7BDR, 4. BA & DOCK • · r, drps, crvd patio, near ro eJ, "'R· r "'·'"' "-'"4 $24,00J. 1-==========I SELL LEASE/OPT HARBOR VU-PAl.EfL.'10 18 Yrs Old * -"'<XX> OV.'Jl. ~ BR, Sol-Villta, 165ll Loire. Bushard & Yorktown. na or oc isser. ~ (5.J VIC T 0 RI A BEAQ{ I 1 says • · -...., Close to \\1estcHff. 3 Bedroon1 •HB. $44,950. OOJ.2982/847·5015 SJS.OCX>, 963-lm or 546-7887 TilE Terrace In University ·Level oc vu 10(. $44.~. Or ~i!5~J7~~ pm ~n ba~~e~ i!:.~ h~~ :;: Courtesy to Bkrs 673-l004 adult Condo. $>15,000. $350. ;Open wknds. Ov.'ntt. Own-BY Owner Wrp l br + Park, ll'\>lne. Dover model $4-i,900. 33381 Periwinkle Drive ner , Fee. $89,5()(1. \Vlll con· Newport Heights 1070 per month. $50/credlt. By ·Dally PUot Oassified Adi bonus rm.' nr &ehoo~ots :e\h :r~· 2'ZB~ F~~~~~ 497-1171 Laguna Beach Realty Con1pany * sider rea10nable ofr. 1800 I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; :~~5. i\lter 5 p ?ii , l·----l~;ev:e:cy=day=•::::;:::·;o~!~x~tra~~~$4~7,000~.~-~~~I garage. Private patio, Fron-Builder's Attent ion 21 BEST OF THE GARDEN Port Owies, 0 v.· n e r NEWPORT HEIGHTS ~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""I t:l.nr on main ~ bdl.. . ~ble_R·2 lo_t. near 19th HOMES. 2 or 3 BR. Drlve,=644--0585====~==~-1()% down or-0"--ner-\l:ill-ear-. Jl.'(_0 \\'lltl', 2br, l'Ondo,.. cm-~ with panoramic Saddlebnck St. ehopplng. 6IY Frontage b.V 23'161-rt'rar.to-Bay.\llll -Bl:'UFFS CONDO ry at 9%. 3 BDR.tVI hom~ tral air, 2 yrs old, 10 min I $@ ~~ l&f..trs• vie\v, secondary greenbelt on Pomona. Priced to sell for appt. 4 Br, private pnrty, will 11ell that'• hAd lots of love and to beach, $23,950. 8'18-8496 :._ -0. ~ · -· alonplde. For Sale b)' at. $14,000. {R46 ) on land contract. 6-14-1151 i;. I.' I Owner. 83J..9193 wk d y s · L~;;-;;;;;-;;-;;;;;_;;_;;;;;_;;-;;;;;_;;_;;;;;;_;;_;;;;;.... l\tArtha l\1acnab 64z.m; Enjoy 'The Good Life Don't give up the ship! P~E sil e E5 ~o 6 ~f iS~ s~;f~1o~e~t°:~ed ~; 1 baf Intrigu ing Word Game wifb O Chuck e ~101 evea & wknds. ""~!'!~~~~~:'"'I --~Ca!l~_:<~!!:>-~2;!!;13~~-"List" It In classified, Ship &fNi646 'With a Daily Pilot CluaWed ' ..... .,,.., .. _... ASSUME 7% VA No Financing OCEANFRONT orr crown vatjey Pr><way ~1o>jSh~o~re~1<e.u~~1ts!!_1~642-~56~78~. ~l '!!!~~~~~~~I Aa• 64M678. 81eorrano-the 6 ~rtJ111hl9d Spacious 2 br, 2 ba. & fonn. $124,000 by Laguna Nig\.lel _Country Condominium• Condomin iums Condominiums ~words below to "'~• 6 din. nn. Comm. pool, tennis bl Oub. 2 BR 2 ba. air cond . for -'le ..... ...ords. P1int , .. ,.,.of ~ cts, all rar only $260. a Pro ems Here Spectacular vie"" sut1, rocks y,•et bar, frp]c, Owner wi.11 for s1I• 1700 .. 1700 for 11le1 "' 111: !in. of squores. mo. Call or see and coastline. 3 BR 2 BA lease 6ption. Just reduced 1700 Op•n Hou11 2-S 10 >I 0 ff di OYO. Good ,.culicy, pool. ~17,900 14361 Glbroltar Ave. Jrv;ne % OWn an 8S subtr. gar. So. Laguna. Call ANN CHISMAN CENTURY 21 64S.7221 !oreppt,ownr. 17>41499.:!005 REAL ESTATE LEONOG ... _ ...... GE TN IL NEW DEANE HOME New custom. Ocean view: BLUE LAGOON VILLA lge. 3 bclnn.. 2'rl. •bath Prim!! toee.tlon, vle-.v. 2BR. 2 Spacious Bdrm's. 2 Ba's, custom home: readu for oc· l •-akf t fo -• • 21,l. BA. alt appliances, ge .,..., 1\1 arta, nn111 cupancy! Has lge, living & decorator furnished. Serlou.~ 32351 Coast HI\'}'., S. Laguna (714) 499-1341 31678 Coast Hwy 499-1620 e e BEAUTIFUL e e Newport teocl\ CA. 921MG 7W·M5·2616 I ·~ llAYTIO I· llOGTOT I I I I I dining le rec. facllltlea. · ramllu rooms With beamed Avllil lmmed. SS 9, 9 O O, 11 ', _1 , ...,. _ _, seller-First Ume of!ered. 49S-4728. Ce · °' .... C. ""!;L• )lcuu, Only $69,500. te.nns. RED roo1n for pool. Mature CARPET, RE ALT 0 RS Vlu.AGE I fordham, J Br, native trees. A short walk 640-8672 or 499-4271 2~ Ba, huge front bdrm, to heach. tO';f, ~'!l make!I . 2 frtllc!I. $53,0CX>. Call CJS thl~ an xlnt buy at $87,500. *OCEANFRONT* 5 Unil The short f . I Real Estate, 548-1168 or Apta age O v1ny evta 551-2528 m~ e LAGUNA llEACll e I may cut back new record ,. : · ~..:~ 15% On Finan Avail BY owntr new 4 Br, 2 Bn. ~·~ $197,!iOO o"'·ner. 536--0.121 releoses. That's causinst °"''• drpo. Colloac Park • some o f these rock groups home. $52,900. lottb down OCEAN APT. Cliff Dr., or buy w/lse option &I no 4t+.1611 4tt.2-oo out&lnnd'li:· ~cy,•, bldg., & to moan and groan. But,. do""n· 645..&916 or 5-47...QMG Loca1ion. 2 hr. 2 hn.. ll·-i''-'irr-T"-r"1 oome lo th ink about ii, isn't NEW 4 BR, 3 Ba, DEANE --1106,000. Pvt. Ply. 644-5450 that what th.v w&re"-lloml!, Univ, Park. By • * * * 3 BR 2 ba ram rm. lrplc, ENAllOY !~=~;:;~:;:::;::~--, Owner. "0" P l&n. Only E~tEltALD BAY-ONCE JN lrg. level yn::ls, 210• View, I~ all-? Mt .$'16.250. 640414:9 IN A LIFt: TI~tE OP· many: xtru~J... .. TO\V i:rrcn a I L R E M • .,_ .... \ho -......, WALNUT SQUARE TW!lh .. , l'ORTUNl'!'r=-sp«:Tacu· $69.900 491-1"11 lrirr'-ir-"T'-'i.-11 b1 lllll!io 11'1 the ""dft9 "'• Air O>nd, Relrla. highly llll' huildlng site of approx. 3 bd. 2 ba. 1500 sq fl. tlre yw.....,. ''°"'ftp No. 3 b.low. upgraded. $32,500. M4-4.W1 ll,000 sq. ft. w l th pie usume 5 " w1ll cerry L..J.....JL-J,..-'-"--:' em.-.......,,,,... aft 6 It wknrls. unobstructed 180• OCEAN 2nd 1 ii t bch 4~9'U 'r F r l' l' I' l' r• I VIEW-bes! •ile in Emtmld . m • 0 • • . i;'~, ~••,4:«,• f F GARDEN SETTING &y, J..flgune Beneh. Sullsible 2 S'l'Oll.Y, 2 Br. w/O('('An· ·--~. = = = 2 BR, 2 BA, Condo. $32,950. ror lqc, 1Atge: hOme. You view, JJt. '1lnde<:k &.· 2 car- All I Century 2l/Mls1don Coinury will nlwnylJ • 'rc~t not Porll. $42,too. ~ls.24 .• 495-4121 .~ purchu&i.ruJ: it ntM'. 1120,000 Don't (Ive up lbe &hip! ~,iiad....J......l.....Ji.....i-.._ _ _._.,_.._..._,_.. ...... i ,;;wc;:an:;t~a=;:l_::::..:ctd::o:r-;c.r::;;;T LINGO REAL ESTATE "Us!" It In cl~...inod. Ship SCRAM-LETS Antftrl In Claulflut on 80IO Read today'o CJ1.,U1od Ad~ 4'\W036 49!"13!17 to Shore Re1u1111 64M67l I~~~::==.::::..=::::::.:.::=::..:=..-•~=="'-===~ • SEA TERRACE . P ri va te co m mun t t y w/guArded gR.te, private security patrol and gee. center 3BA. 2 B A Townhouse. Ocean view w/Cetalina llUNCtll. $;"'9,950. LAGUNA NIGUEL REAL TY 496-4040 GOLFER'S CONDO This 2 bdnn. :;i bath hldt>a\\'l\Y lJ ~Ing Merlf!C'f'(t nt 3 low $37,500. It• only steps to tlle N l ii u e I f.al.Jwa.ys, See it! Call IOda.y! 497-176t Rod Cirpit;-;Ro11l10-rs Golf-Tennis Country • • Estate home11 • on the? fairway at El NiRUC!l Country Club Par blrdln & ug]CJ From Sll7,0XI. GREENS F.AS!" 11141 495-1860 ·mer. .... ••s.••• .,.., .... _ •nu.e•swpsr&•••lll ...................... Se1Wind ls 1 rar'e Netvport Beach condominium oppor. tunity, Ideally located above Ntwport Harbor. SoaWind's basic sales price includes c<irpating throughout. spacibus master 1ulte, pool, jacuzzi, t rash compactor and mn • new washer ind dryer! SeaWind Is 1bovt1tl others except.in price. •• NOTTO SCALE I l , I;~-:;::=:;:;:-::-:--~~~;;:::::::::-;;;::-:':'.-.-:~""""°~-:-;,.-~--,~-:-.,._..,--.,-.,,.,..~~.,.,--,-.!.' ~~~~~·'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.:'i'"~'~''~'i'i'?~t~•·~""'""'~·~··"'~'~'~":::---,ttii.----,O::~O~Al=l~Y~P~IL~O~f:;:!I)~; andomlnlum1 Income Property 2000 Hou1t1 Furnl1h1d ouM• Un urni1h9d 1 HouH11 Unfurnl1hed HOuses Unfurn11held Houn.1 Unfurnl1h1 Oup exe1 Un rn 3600 Apartments Furn. for"'' 11ooil ----..:..-..:. __ 1--------~··· ·-· "" N 9UAIL PLACE Balbo1 P1nin1ul1 3107 1 _Go_n_•_r_ai _____ 32_02 Costa MOSI 3224 1_1r_v_ln_• _____ 32_44_ Newport ShorH 3272 OWNER'S new duplex. 3 BR, Dana Point :172' .....,.c..vt "u."' 5.11\ • 2 BA. ocn vu. family or ----------I ' ! Br., 2 .... ,,,~1.,.,:: EXCLUSIVES BAY VIEW 2 otory 3 BR, LANDLORDS! STAllTER I BR dplx 1110. BR Condo •••• $%35/mo ..... * ENJOY the O..~an we,,. •iogl ...... 1come. $295. BACllELOR. Cl<an. cablo By owner ut-3186. 2 OCEANFRONT unihl. 3BR, 2 BA. spociool. ll a' NCbulC1ple •• _no chUd ~ peht.11_ 3 BBRR ~ ·····~ & S21275 "-"'ay), ttinnl!:, OlytnJ1. pOol • 493-9'134 Dana Pt. * 1V, lj ml to heh. $100 2 be.th and 28R.,_0ne b8lb. e v erythln&. $2151\Ylntcr. Wt1. SpedJ.tiie 1n Newpor. E: " new ... c '"" ......,......,. ••• •. ,.-., & S 5 &. nil Ne',\: port Shores NEW 2 BR in Capo B&i1'h. inc utll. 96()-1142/ ~95 Ouplexn/Unfts $lS9 500 871~ 8Uch e Coton.a dd Mar e NPaMEATled2, Br!Urntrltorll!.tlng~lld 3 BR HJmu • S300, W. S335 prlvc'ii. In 3 hr. 2 ba. db:. Oen \'U: priv yd: trpJc: H 1 h 3740 for Nit llOO 2 HOUSES, one tot. $4S,IXX>. Bi-ho--6 Lquna. Our Rental Stt--· '"'" • 3 BR Homt1 . Slti0.$315, $395 dpl.x., tor only $295 a mo. nr stiops. $210. 528-5107 uni ngton 8Mc. I;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:; $8500 down. '--'''-·-·-•• ____ 3_1_1_2 ~ Lt FREE to y ! Try pet, paUo, garqe. •BR Homes., .$.m,$395, $4Z lln yrly. lse. 642-3573 STUDIO, 2 blk beach, ~"· 1• 3 UNITS $685CXI ,, Nu.View! OU sruoENTS 2 Br •·plx S-175 R.ANCl-1 REALTY •LJ ADULT GARDEN APT FOURPLEXES un!t wtth 11rePJacC Owner'11 BAYSJtORES \Vtnt~r. 3 NU·VIEW RENTALS , ._s,01vV/'relrE I.pelt o~ a:~:. ~Kii. * 551·2000 * San Clemente 3276 l ~sba, patio. gar. laundry 1 BR rum. Sl4.5/MO. Pool. JIURRY, BUY. NOW FOR 4 HOUSES. Over 314 Acre. BR. 2 cat' gar, lov!:ly paUo, ~· "' "" 11..., -JtANOI REALTY $225 &45-l68Z & 846-t3ll Nr. Lllke Park. 1005 12th you R 19 7 4 TA x Room for 7 mo-Pool + d • h wshr, "-'asher/dryer, &73-4000 or 6f.3248 Family w/pet or alngle• * 556-6800 * DEI.UX~ 2 fir, dt'n, 3 Ba, Apartments furnl1hed !iit. 5JS..7447 aft!>&: wknda. SHEL '"' Call llect (213) 193-1479 TUSTIN ESTATE w/TEN-BACK Bny 3 Br, l~ Ba TUSTIN REALTY' 4 car gar, golf cou1~. ore~ntl---'---'--'""'-""=;.:: TERI BR.ANO NE\V e1tate settln;. $129,950. oo • NIS, volleyba.U, horses ok. $300. Stv/rcf, ClcD, 2 car, * 832-Slll * view, trplc, bltins. $37J. rno. Balboa Island 3706 FUR.N. lt!.rge J Br ~ -+ First owntr depreclntlon. 10 5 UNITS. Duplex and triplex. Corona del Ml\.-'" 3122 Sbr lnc grdnr. $800. 544-7907 110 w ~=~c,:;::,:=..::.__ 49-l-2339 1 utll. I Wk from Mach, pool, ~ f1~~t1~:~·i/::,"'h. ~anm ~t!lng",n .~~ooocontract or ex-eve!. Big, IUUe, alie Ir. price ~fiG. ~., W~i j_~rHaSledE tn' San Juon . NICELY furn bachelor, ycl\r no chlldren or peta. ~110th .. ,. "'"" · -· · We got em-Call us ni l "'l" round, 1 adlt over 26. St. 960-2746 $U5,{)00. Cnll T 0 B 1 N 6 UNITS. Side by aide COllONA DEL MAR Balboe lsl1nd 3206 ALA Rentals 642 .. 383 University Park. Cpts/drps, Capistrano 3278 Nor\llmokcr, no student IJIOM c;;E°'N","°',"m"a;.,ll~be-a-o""h-...,ho-.,.te"I.: l REALTY, 84&-.lm. trlplexet. Near 17th St 2 Bedroom, Lanai, biJI; palio. ---------2 frplc, central air, Inc use -~::;;;.:.:.:;.:.:.:.....:_.....:= .1 pd •• shopping. $68,5CXI each. 1'op condition. Nen.r bench.. 2 BR, bn, Separate houa, of pool, tennis crts & parks, * * * mo, uh , 2w--281-®)5 H.oon1s $21.50 week. Ap t• i OCEANFRONT. Reduced to 10 HOUSES. p r 1 vat e $435.00. 9 month lease. P"!l bdrm P8Llo, comp!Jy $425 mo. 552-8490. Ekrnlce Ander,o: NEWLY decorated deluxe _1"95"/"'n""'c.· -'536-=.;'""'=---- Sl.20.000. 2.i'2BR, \V. Npt . allarag65,000es, and y 11. r -dl. lnClu<le1 ~'iirden£'r. nielec. $290 per mo he. Lagu·• •~-c.. 3248 710 W. l8th St. "ti!''· 1~~ bay. llyrplc. open gar, Laguna B•iCh 3741 8uyen term1. 64~7i21 eve/ •Exchange down on· Cole ot Newport Rltrs !156-6610 ot 675-30()8 eves. • .. u.co " u .,.., r lease, $300 --=-------- wkends. ly. 675-5511 Rei!IIY Co~ $165 UTIL pd ha Co1ta Mesa per n10. 64CH>580, ST:>-6527 1 BLOCK TO Victor lluao HOUSE + 2 S9 UNITS. Costa Mesa. Prin-Balboa Peninsula 3207 DOLLHOUSE full kltch., ~~b ~~.ara: You are the winner ol BACHELOR 2 rooms & bath, .ti Brh. 1 br. i ba. Q<»e clpals only, S&Xl,000. WATERFRONT, 3 Be<!nns, Completely redealrated l nyon 2 tJcket11 to the Util pd. Parking, Sl5.'.>n10 to d~'Tltwn. Adult only, no New Triplex, C.l.f. &16--44.14 u:nQ ii 2 bath private beach OCEANFRONT, Cha.rmlng bedroom. den; encloeed llWl $175 NICE 1 BDR tn town, Recreation Vehic.le yrly IM" 67";,-6.\27 alt G ~ts Avail. 1011 mo a mo. Income Property 2000 ac• l $700 mo. }Tly leiu;e. 1\\•ail Ana C.C. $275/?ifo, (R20) $l9S l BDR N End b" PIUQ ~ Complet~Jy furnished. $650 4B R. 2 be. furn or unfum.. poreh. patio. Near Santa patio, carport + Jtorage & Bo1t Show Balboa Penlnsul• 3707 lse. -197-1617 or 6t2-fi636 yr y, Oct. 1. xlnt Joe. 67;)-8102. Paula Ba.Uc<y 6'12--8235 o. • lg 81 •he 1 OCE..\NFRONT 1 I: 2 BR 2 4 6 8 Prop•rtiea . " VISION REAL TY POINT. spacious • BR, 3 ""'""'""'""'"""'"'"""'= tncd yanl, ohild/pet . Anahe im Stad;um BA \TilONT & , BR STUDIO. Part. tum. • • • 752-1920 67S..8600 BA block t be i STUDENTS, singles, t Br, f230 2 BDR ocean/city view Octob<•t' 2-6 301 Edgev.·atc.r at Coronado. 1\\·flil. now~ 536--0.121 2oce~rT~nd ~~ d~~e!: ·t~•oo_ou~·~"~'-'·_•_•w_"°_'_'_'•_<_H I CHINA Cove 3 Br, 2 Ba s-tsCJ. mo. rd.trm~ch, v ew. !~· Vacant, uW pd, pet sil'st. ~l'i:i:>l~L, oet?an P.l~o~l~r~ ~~~~r~ke:~.3l3 ti~:ia~.r:~r~~. rilu~~'. ~~:~~i~~o:a~t.1i!,,~~va~ Quiet street. Near new. EASTSJDE UNITS house, ocean vu. $425. mo. Beac.on Bey 3214 DREA~f house, sky lite, Iott. view, child/pet So. Laguna tNorth County 1011 free pr1va.te beach. no pets. _1op 001~·. SJG.0321 ·Beautiful. U35,IXXI. \Vinter lse 5 44-6 1 30; Util pd, 1 Br, $115. SJ15 2 BOR. frple, fronl nun1ber ill 5-1().12201 locRt10n, v.·alk to stiopplng, ~~=~=~~-~- 4 UNITS -Fourplex In llun· FINANCING! 673-~. 2BR . Pallo. ~~ blk. to Bay, BUNGALOW, •Ing I e I , hoUSf!, bltns, yard, patio. * * * * ~b~~250~· ;\!so 3 Br, o;p~.A~~~~N~at~ Br· ~SQ tington Beach. Custom built 3124 No ilpeNts. Secu6~1Y deposit. IRmilies, 2 Br, $190, gar, ~1 l1'[!~ pd 2",Bdrdec .. k2 Ba., s-•921 4'" ~10• wllh the lx!st In materials Ava . ov. L 1:-S--SSTI fncd for kids. ..., ., UC'Ums, w . FOR Rent, new 4br, l'ountry Nl'lson Robinson, Ritt garage. •.>-• · .... -., .. nd d l $69000 Big Canyon 3216 Homefinders * 642·9900 S450 NEW, custom tti.level &. Imo s ph£'1'C. rccJ'eution 200 l\11\in St, Balboa 675-,11\10 l\100ERN STUDIO. MTN. 6aUN~S~·lf You .have 11ix ~~Vl2E'tV'"N~A.'rs avail, YI"<! c11re & wat~r OCEA.i'l;fRONT Duplex. VJE\Y yr. lease $110, near unltt1, "-'e have a spot for Elegance O\VNERS Unit, in triplex, furn, $325, Don Sln1pk1n winter rental Lrg 4 br 101-•:n ·194-6227-49-1~178'2 days ~u In lht's "d c .. 11 us ground Door, 2 Br, 2 Ba, 613-4030 er 494-324.'5 Realty 4!!6-5101 or 493-1440 ~ b & , b • 2 b 0 ' .I" " • '"' • plus Hobble or 3rd Br, 2 Q\\'ner '' n w r. a. J>E'll Newport Beach 3769 8 UNITS -On the Peninsula 1 ·~ d OCEANVIEW 1 br., 1v/lg. House Sun. Or Call ]\1rs. -~--------1 In NewPOrt Beach. Good for le gar. e ecu-•C oor opener, ltudka area. Sing. P£>rso n, ALMOST rt('\Y duplex, prlv Vicks, &\2-8961 days. \\llNTEtt RENTALS rental hllltory. Gr ea t 3126 ase priv patio, lots ol storage. no pei.. $200 incl. utils. fncd back yd: 2 car closed 6T"a-8008 ('\'es/wknds. near nil shopping 306 Sleps to Beach Winter/Summer pctentlut. A unique custom home Jtochester, Avail ll/l/7,1, 494-7986 ~!~;n?~~ ~e~~i~·fa~~I~~~ 2 BDRJ\I., sh11g cpt .. drps., Lge furn Ocean Vle\v 2 Br S2l5,0IXlcAu. G4&--0SS.l fashioned entire 1 Y in i 215. mo, ,Adults No pets, 3 BR, 3 BA, tenced yn rd, stor·ige <!9?-5nl ' rarport. "'ashrm .. 1, hlk. apt. Idea! for couple or 'l ... ,, ............ .,. ,, .. ,, \\IJ,E). l<E .\1:1'\ A BERG r NTFR PRISES CO UNITS -UNITS! 10.8°/o SPENDABLE * * * * Charles Ayers 102 Tre11ure Island L119una Beech You m the W1Mer of 2 tickets lo lhe Recreation Vehlc.le & Boat Show at the Anaheim Stadium October 2-6 Please: call 642-5618. ext 333 to claim your ticket•. {North County toll free nwnbcr 11 5,J().IX.Ol * * * * $59,500 FOUR·PLEX COVINGTON 4-PLEX $93,500 red"-'OOd by a famous perfect for retired couple garage, ocean \'ti, S450, -- -' · -to hay or heh. S2~i0. n10. lllti singles. S325 Util pd. 11.t architect and designed for ',\:'1th hobb ie. 642-l.264. lease ontion 497-10511524--0177 2X~lt Frp1271~, JL'ncuzzi. cuslom \V. Balboa 673-4526c·___ ,, 11risl n10 + Cleaning deJ) . gracious living at a price Dan• Point 3226 SPACIOUS Laguna home, tras. . :>. eave n1essage ~IO APT-:-Prlv. beach, ~-~· Pattison for key. I011.1er than ycu would ex-loveJy grounds, 3 Br. $300. 496-3t75. 493.1124 non-smoker. $1i5. mo. incld pect. Locii ted in exclusive BEAUTIFUL 1lome, n r . mo. Agt. 494-5420; !361rl701 Santa Ana 3280 utils. Big CanYon at Newport Dana HI. Sch., fllil., deek, 2 ~RY, 2 Br. w/ocean 774-9175 BAYFRONT, newly decorated 2 bednns, 2 baths view apt. Boat s l t p available. $500 yrly. Beach, this five bedroom bll11S., 3" shag cp!'g. 1295 vi Jg und SO. Coast Sho~. New 3 BAYFRONT I BR til pd ho . id al 93-1243 ew, . g eek & 2 car-Br, 2 Ba + bonus rm. - ' ' u ' me IS e tor the ex-lse. 4 ports, relg .. lse. S295 963-4824 Pvt <..'Omni., pool, jacuzzi, $185 mo y r I y . · No eehoutlvhe or 1.3drof~ional man 2BR, 2ba., bltlns, cpts/draP£>s, Laguna Hills 3250 clbhsc, clnse lo i.hops & c h 11 d re n IP e .ts , JU w as pn e in his home. adults, immed pass. movies. ~, 1583 Edgewater. Upstall'!. VISION REALTY 67>8600 OUered for a limited time 557 5228 & 831 93·0 "~ at only $1,000. per mcnth • · ' · 3 BR air cond., beaut \'iew. $265. per mo, 3 Br •-,·n-BALBOA INN with first and last montlu 3 BR, lBA; drps, crpts. \\1alk $2ID mo. house J ~ Ba crpt bltins POOL UTIL PAID OCEAN AND BAY VlE\\' rent, until March 1st., 1975, lo marina 6c. bch, ~'1'1:>. + I --'-962-"-"3883=.c•...;r-'89+""-5.1=91'---2 c~r· gar, ~ckyai'-u. pooi $100/~275 ~10. 675 8740 from sun deck. Steps to DONALD M. util. 8.11-0447; 495-0 3 BR, air cond., beaut view. Near So. coast Plaza 552-1122 \VINTER brand new upper beach. Deluxe 3 bdr. 1 beth. Bl' rd Fountain Valley 3234 $280. mo. ~ or 894-c\1es. unit. 3 Doors to bch. 3 Br, 2 All new furniture. $.350 1st ASSOCIATES REALTORS 832-8800 17802 Irvine Blvd. Tustin Capistrano Beach 3218 .. LARGE 4 BR, 3 BA, fam rm bluU home. $400/mo. * 496-7003 * SJIARP 3Br 2ba fncd yd 5391 I University Park 3294 ba. $350. '2131 69:5-4791. ~~:te~~7s.= see to l. bltl • • tn $~ _L_o"gu.;.n.;.a;c...N.cig,,_u...;e;;.l_.....:3.::2;;.S2: I ..-3 BR, 2 ba, frplc, new, 200 ~""""'"""'=''"'"'='""=I pa lo, ns, carp g. """' NE'IV FA SH I 0 NAB LE h . to ocean. Yrty, $350. "' n10. 5.52-950.l & 586-9700. 2BR, 2 bA. Sea Terrace DEANE HOME 2 Br, 2 Ba. 673-3758 *STEPS· TO OCEAN* Huntington Buch 3240 Townhouse, ~ vie\v, pvt Pool, T en~ i 11 , Vlewy c::E::.ARL=°'y-3-,,-.-Cl-,-80-.-200 Deluxe 2000 sq. ft., owner garden & patio, beach, $475/Buy option. 83J.-2199 yda. frn1 bay and ocean. apt., 3 hr., 2 ba.., den, gar., SEE row 1 bl' apt $150. tennis, pool & clubhouse . Call Mon 1275. mo. G73-"" .. ' 673-6055. sundeck, trpl., dlbwsbr., Fum I: utll pd, 1 blk ocean Security. Water & dues paid H F U f 3300 .,,,,.... '''ash/dry., shutterc · Wtn't REALLY 2 Br house $225. by owner. $350 per mo. ses urn/ n urn. ENJOY all year bayfront 1 $350. 645'-SlTI Frpk, yard & patio, gar. lease. 644-1757. CHANNEL REEF BR. !250926 .EmBalo •• ~~u1671:. _!•33o 1 $35--~WK--U-P-. -,-Bdr-.-, ~2-Be-. -.1 Fabulom ocean viev.•s 6 New beau1iful duplexes $68,950. to $93,950. From $$00 do"'" Office Open \\IJ<ends 10.5 3156 Corona del Mar 3222 SEVERAL 3 Br, 2 Ba NEW 3 Br 2 Ba, \\'alk to pets. · uvo. ..-.;:i & Bach. Coler TV. ~l! $265/$350, tamily or singles beach & pool. Frpl, tennis Spectacuik-oversize 2 br. BAOIELOR yearly :~ 11erv. pool. THE MESA, 41S SEE US FOR MORE ............ ~ .,.__ ,..,ant A ·1 condo on tbe B a y . lnclds util. gar, n--au view, N Ne-rt Bl N B 1--------1.DVELY VILLA, 3~ Br, 2 ~ Ba, yearly or winter. &14-4895 or ~~70 \\'k days call 4.~3431 agt 2 Br, 2 Ba or 4 Br. nm Malaga Dr.' 3~~ Ba, New Kitchen, 2 car . Dana llarbor lnrome Homes. gar, 675-7667 I Newport BHch 3169 Lots for sale 2200 -OPEN SUNDAY Bayfrnnt land R·l 1 ·5 Corona del Mar on pvt cove, 342 Buena Vista 16.800 gq. ft., pier, fioat, Baytronl home. master suite of:t shore buoy, vu forever, with fple and deck. Sandy excel terms. beach, dock. $850. mo. Costa Mesa Realty \\1nler. Since 1958 * 548-nll VISION REALTY Alt" 6 P.M. Coll 557-4617 675.S600 CHINA COVE \\re are bking applications to lease a fine rustic water front home with a specCac- ular view. 2 bedrooms, den, adults pleaS£'. $T:;i0 per mo . 673-8550. ALA Rentals 642--8313 ID.i·J:'i~ '8:31._1.ti1 or8.f93@ Beautifully furnished. $600. 673-214.5 V\..--.:: &is-m:·"" " · · BRAND NEW dlx duplex. PACF.sETTER Home 4 Br, HARBOR VIEW ·1'3"""a"o"'Roc,~,.~,~Ba-.-.-.• ~,h~,-,, ----V~IEW=--- 3 Br, 2 ba, all bltns. bxlry 2 Ba., patio, fncd yd. Lovely Beautiful 4 br. Lusk OOme dryer. ?o.lonthly, ',\:'inter or 2 Br .. l'le\l.'ly dec'd .. gar., rm, closed gu. Walk to V\L Call aft 6, 831-2538 "'ith pool and view . yearly. GT;r-0.120 100' to beach. Wntr. $300. bch. 522/524-16th SI. $335 Lake Forest 3254 Furnished. $625. 2 BR. LGE KI t ch en , yrly. S350 f>IS-1607 ~iU~Ray~Mlt~~~ DEANE Garden home, 3 br, WATERFRONT 'G:l~~d.$250~~·J:'>a§i9 o~ingl~~ t!:ich's1:'c= 4 Br, 2 Ba + Family rm 2 ba, tam nn, upgraded Like new 3 br. townhouse. YE y Ba t b SEOOND STORY, 103 Mc- on comer lot, xlnt location, crpl, drpg. Obhse facil in-Private slip for 30' boat. ARI.. yfnt.. ~·· F'adden. 61>186S close Jo schools & s-. cl d t nnia ..__ti & FUrnlture optional. $595. tum., patio, xlnt. view, util. u e ' -ng CHINA COVE pd .. gar. $335. 673-<M ~···y .. .,, lg. .... $325. mo 1st + last. Call swimmtne. Phone ( 71 t ) l.~ • IWI•, 847-0988 or 894-6217 89'l-TI42. Beach oottage on the iand. Coron11 del Mar 3722 br. 2 ba. apl., VJ/TJ, -IUm. dlbwshr., $175. UTIL pd, l Bdr. stv, ;:~ =~ ss::.• a::· ;:i :.;M:.:ec:sa;:..;d:.;e;;.l.;_M:.;•:;;r.....: _ _::3.::2;.;_61 ~iJ~ ~:cuples on\y. ROOMY 2 orlci 3 Br, 1 blk r.r. ocean 6'Tr5085 - rel. new cpV<l'1". patio In • out. ·-• -1mo. CLEAN 3 br 2 b I II , UTILE ISLAND ocean, no 'd</pe". Mr. OCEANFRONT wlnltt -$250 2 BDR, trplc house, °' ""°" "" _... • a, g. v g. Kelley. 675-7900 or 752-0100. tal, large 1, 2 A-3 Blt. yd atlo hlld/ t N Nts Ask for Bev or Dale. No kit., beams, shaded patio, Th bedroo 1 ho (n4)~ or 521-()981 1260. P2 Bd' 'r ,!'!1 ' be. tee. 963-4561 wtr. pd. $345 546-4436 reeEas "! . .t~ury .:!,e $235 PER MO. yrly., ulll. • ""t' • ams, on t B...,-uvnt. ....,..,. pd., quiet manied cpl. no YRLY 2 br, 1 Me to bcb. palio, decl<, 1 blk beach 4 BDRM. 2 ha .. frpl., nlc~ Meu Verde 3263 Comes with, everything but pets, no chlldm. 67S-3Slt S225 Yrly Lux 3 br. 2 bll, Cd~1 yrd., nr. shop'g., imme. oc-blankets. 40 slip available. C M 3724 furn or unfum. lirr>5085 1275 UTIL pd, secluded & cp'y. $295. 7702 Yukon. Qpen SUPER SHARP, 3 bedroom, "O'·D CORONA" 0110 HO PRICE REDUCED NEWPORT BEACH unique 1 bdr "°""'· yanl, Sat/Sun 1.0 or 67>-ll!69/ $340. Avail Oct. 15. Can " NEW winter 4 BR, 2 BA DRIVE BY this 60x300 R·I Linda l11le & Lido Isle deck Cd1-f 842-2671 be seen anytime. 54<>-1151 Spaclou.s 3 br., 2 ba. home. po WEEK a UP S315. Al90 3 BR, 2 Ba $3.'fi. lo. next 10 363 East 22nd \\'aterlront homes NU-VIEW RENTALS NO Smog QUIET new well '""'""-'''---~-----Old brick, fireplace, family 9 $6.50 Night & Up. J,fi blk to ocean. 615--3038 SI. Owr. r m.ust-u1t! ! ~rak-e ALSO 6'lJ.1030 or 494-3248 scrubbed lbr Townhouse, Newport Buch 3269 room, large kitchen. l475. • Studio &: 1 BR __Af>ta. OCEANFRONT API'. 1 hr. oiler: Agent, fi.IS.3255. 2 BR .• condo., view $.'195 furn 'Cb~ann"""in'--'g"20'-=bedrm~::.:....=2'-bo-th shag crptlng, pvt patio, --'---=-...:= ~hed. or S 5 25 · e TV .fc: Mifd-SttV:lce-Avall. Winter rental. stoo-per m'.l. Bill ~;UC::, Rltr. house 00 quiet street. Nice pool. $285 mo. IAe. 5.16-0687. ~S:tc~~c~$1K'!45/$165 eitl! 675-Tl25 : =~~t-~ ·"~'"'~·~lnc=ld~·~S<&-~1_!00 __ ~ OCEAN \r!EW LOT Approx. patio area, double garage. CONOO 2 br., new, close lilVELY 2 ar' OCEANFRONT, best beach, 8720 gq.11. 420 Panorama l '!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! $325 mo to Hunt Hbr rec tac • 2 dplx 2376 Newport Blvd., CM 3 br., laundry., Wint. $3!» • -m•no Beach .,,~ 000 B I' R 2 BA I v1s10' N R TY I ·, ., \Viii .... _· $195 Near Hoag, bas°"""· 548-9755 ar &G-3967 yrl,v S500 642-3831 aft 8 pm. Ch'~r (213l~J963· Y 4w~t~r $350: y~:~ ~:' EAL ~r~ ~23 lu.nl. CX>RNER house 2 i;-S250. 2 BR apt, cal'lJOI't5, storage, OCF.ANFRONT 3 br. 2ba., l ACRE ID-Desert Alpinf', (213)191-~77 or 66-7573 675--l600 3 BR, xlnt cond, lge back A~t· 1:00 s:ort!; in~ 3 ~ d: ~~~e:i13. p~ frpl., patio, winter rental 1 Palm Springs. $600J. Call WINTER rental, oceMfront RG 2br, 2ba tiome, 2 trplcs. yd. 1 block to beach. 9tb alngles OK, bring pet ~ S375 a mo. TI.f....494.7901 ·. Fourplex Hunt B•ach Fix & Save l...ge 3 bcdm1 + 3 • 2 bedrooms, hhns, c I o s c d gar., swim pool. Inccme + tax she Iler. =~t~~~. Desert, ~JT~~sS3&. ~~fRO. ~~th !f c~~'Y~Ws& per~!. -~"1·~· k_sr-'"o~r_17:'_.~s~:t_w_'n._h_S4_1~ __ · P~A~ ~a~ ~ :Wdplx I .Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.l;EXTRA~~~ .. ::.:-;-1-;&,-;;2-;B"''"· •1'-11"'s. ~~?!f,f Bac1:k ::; Resort 2400 \\'INTER Call 646-8489 $325-New 3 Br, 2 be., lg VIEW 3 Br, $325. Lge deck le $225. Redecorated, new $140 per mo, util pd. Call lBR COTIAGE ON 2\l:t FULL ACRES DNL Y $9,900. 2 Br. 503 38th St.. Npt Is., 3 BR. & DEN, Cameo tncd yd, ww/drapea, 1st & Buie furn. Singles fine ~ts I~ /fir 1:~~ ,~:::,,::oc=:°"'===-.,,--,. N.B. l-713-377-4640. $250. Hlghlds. Pvt. bc.h. S515 last rent, Adams/Beach ALA Rent11ls 6424313 ,Realty C.Ompany • urc WATERFRONT 3 BR. fire~ NE\V 2 BR, 2 Ba, Frplc, 644-9378 or 415 +Zl4-2960 Area. appt C213) 591·3164. NEWPORT BEACH Lge Fully Fum 2 Br Duplex. Winter or • 50 )'&rds lo beach. $325. Collect NEW SPANISH 3 br. 2 be..., HARBOR VIEW BIW, WIW, drps, pool. "Doc'="kO'aC,vell""'. ,_~°""""89'-'m+~ Only $59,950 First PlonHr Realty 842-4421 COSTA MESA inc. crpts, drps, stove & refrig, mo. &1!'1'"5503 3 BR, 2% Ba, conlemporary new drps. It shag cpta., (1) 3 bedrOOmtfamUy room hilts, no pets. $190. &42-9520 APT 1 block from ·beach. San Clement• 3176 home. patio, gas B-B·Q, gar, $350 per mo. 892-9482 e $450/mo. (2) 3 bedroom, LG 2 Br furn, close to ~view, 1 Br. $225. mo. 1 part furn. Days: 644-6400 or 4 -"B"R~1~1'~bo~.~n~ew~ly~d-ecor-. Realty Company FURNISHED w / v I e w shopping. Adults, no pets. wtnter. 645--0'268 Prime l neon1e Property * U Unlls, 4-Plexca Spanish Style •N!'W 19 Units UNITED BROKERS 833-0121 646-7414 2 BR, gar, ulll ; nr pier &l(}--0761/Ewa: 64~. \\'/drps. Nr Mall Ir. schls. BLUFFS • $575/mo. Both have Com· Inq. l~ Rochester, rear. I ·A-'TO"'ooe=.,.,~~v-cl,~w~. "'2°'B"'r-.""1°'250"'°. SJSj. • 498-1273 • IRVINE Terrace. 4br, 4ba, _B;,hoe:::n::o•..:89::7:..~="'-----3 bedroom, 21/2 bath con· munity pools. <Rl9l JBR.. Furn. $135. Bachelor 3 Br $29-5., winter. 3 Br Ranches, Farms, Groves Snt/Sun; l03A Alameda Ln. fenced yrd, inclda v.·asber 38 R house, fenced yard. no dominlum \\'/View of Joyce EdlwKi 642-8235 $125. 2133 Elden Ave. CM. yrly $375. 675-0922 2700 Ho1,1ses Unfurnished 6&7~~· gardener, $625 mo., pets. Avail now. $295 mo., N&ewposhortppBlnoyg ·~I to pooyrlyl I ~~~~ ... ~~,..~~1~54&-3~J!17~6':_. -----~ "11"'a"ve-",."'m"e.;thl,"-ng=you'--wan-,t""t'o •12 Units-New Orleans All U11it11 approxin1al.ley l mile IQ Pacific ocf'an. ----------1 ~~ 847-3ll5 · ...,..., mo.· SO. Bay Front Balboa Island You'll find it 1n dassllied IE!ll? Classlfled ads do it PRIZE General 3202 DELIGHTFUL DUPLEX-2 -H"u...;n~t~.=H-.-,-bo-u-r--3-2-4-2 l~~~n~~~"man 642-823S winter rental. Furn. 2 Bd, Ad. Call 642-5678. v.·ell ·call NOW 642-5678. ARTOFFER/110\\'ARD DEV. CO., I.NC. 64.5-Srn 35 ACRE RANCH bcdrm, ne1v can>etin~-fire-2 Ba lower duplex. Frpl, C t M 3724 Costa Mesa 3724 Near San Junn Capistrano. ALA RENTALS pince + nice yard· $325. FOR LEASE Condo, boat garage. No pets. $400.1.:.:.0•:;.:•_c_;.•.:.sa:.;c. ___ ;_-''-----'----- Complele wtth furn. ranch 675-600) or 673-9224 slip. bltins, pool & tennis, * EASTSLUFF * 675-0525 house, bunk house, barns, wt Sl'fc1 .. 11u IN HIV!Ct CHAmfING 3 BR, 2 ba, $425 846-4648 Delightful 4 BR view home, "TEE" for two. Leaac prlv Tri-Plex Co.1t11 Me1e horse s , riding ring, trplc, lv\y patio. 2 blkl to I -'639-5065=-"· ="'°-· _____ 0_r close to scllools and •hop-3 BR. 2 BA Condo on goU 4re~.I~~~u;a:i~ ~ Bm~::~e~~OOJ. 67:: ft tfit a~:~s ~~~~t~d.~. 2 1 ;;1 ';;';1;n•;;;;;;:;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;3;;2;;44~ :1~;G~~=: hr ~~~:,, ~. ~~12~ Who'" fhn nnw k•1d ,profit. Seller wl ll help rtnan-Real Estete Wntd. 2900 .NEWPORT au.v.c.M. '•2·1313 ~!.+4:002 ~s.frpl. un· * RENTALS * Realtor Condos Furn .) C Clf oe, Submit Dowo on 95.000 $$$ RENTERS $$$ ----------~=--Viii•-1 Univ Pk cN~pt". =C..=:1"'====644--0IJ~:=,;18 -------- 3400 -thtblo k!J Price. J-laclt>nda Re a l -PRtVATE--P..AR.TY •'ill..-buy . _ 3' BR, 2 hi\, 3 frplc's. $400 -.~ ' ' • "" on c 1-Estate ~10 direct from owner Only. WUJ-Kl'e1il~!il5tl'\11~~ )'CU per riiOiirn:-c<-~, _23 BBll\R., ',-~!!!-~···········$315 NE\\'PORT -BEAal, l!\lly ~ALM S11:RI?jGS!s,2 Br, 2 -~ --e call us every dnv for new >17 ••~. ·• uau~ •• · •• •••• .$3!!0 o.. poo~, tenn saunas, T\VO 4-plexes, xlnt East ro:;; cash and take aver . . ~ -o..x>.:> VlU 3 Uni Pk beautiful setting • large ...-.. g>5t~::g.klc;1':iidwf! oan. ~7329. g~~~r 0~1~::;~e~~c. 01 3 BR on Bluffs w/ocean 3 BR., ;r:~ .... ~: ... .'.U25 :!i 1fi:~ :1.'::i ::ff~ ~~i;: <'it3)~~,-0209wklir 1--~~~...,...,~.,,...,,...,,....,..., _____ -I vestment for b£'glnner in· \\'e service all lhe beach ~OOanyon ~~or unlum, 3 BR., ~!~· j:r;,:.·· .. $450 Years Lease $575.00 mth. cc83=1-18-"'7"0-------A M BA s s A 0 0 R I N N vcliton. Don't "-'all. Call I{ atiJ aren & _Inland Orange Co. 'mo. Cole of Newport RJtn Condos Unfurn. 3425 now for more information. ""'talll ,-Huntington to l..11guna Costa MIU 3224 4 BR., fa m, 3 ha '•• .... $575 67S.551 I BR'"O NEW . EAL TY . CAl.L US OR COl\1~~ BY' The Terrace 2 BR condo, l ~i Ba. den M MILLERR ALA R entals 642-8383 1-~oR lease exec. 5 Br, 2~i 2 BR., 2 baths .......... S.175 1========= be 642-4811 Housts Furnl1hed I BR ho N rt $!"" ba, ptitiO, encl. ye!. New 3 BR., 2 l>A ......... $400/425 QIARMING Cape Cod on ~~w~~l~n ~l !..:i ,~· ... Cl•••••• s34so &-~p ....... :!. CtlOlCE ~tcJJa Verde Area u.se l'wpo ""· crpta & drps. In lrvlne 5 Greentree Homea quiet 1treet In \Vestblilt. Ufi-.,.. · · ..,.... .. "- Trl-pl6, o"·ners unit with General 3102 \Valk 10 beach Lagi.1nll min. lrom industrial com· 2 BR., l bath ......... $315 l!d brick &. bey wtndow. ~~741:i :~P5. Hun!. Beach. • ....... •···~ large patio & frple.ce. 2 ~a~ f5Br ~d~ ft'ts. plex. Call M. Reed , Turtlerock 4 Bdrms., 3 ba. $600 Month. '°"""""'7-""==~_,,,,1,1 1 =.:;-;:•·" Studio styled 2 Br, rental1, $85/$115 UTIL pd Bachs lit en 2 s esa !154-46GO. 3 BR., 2 ha ....... $475w/&dnr l -'~===-9=-----3 BR 2 ba CONDO on E II I $1SO. 2 Br, Ba T-tiou1e College Park Ni"'-"'I GoU Course, xlnt for ve-n owner or bch. ideal stuclent1, Laguna $t75., Newport Beach. AlllO w ANTED : Re 11 ab I e, BACK BAY 3 br. 1 ~ ba., ~~- 1 Investor. $67,f«!. Contact W. $150 UTlL pd, smJ reo.r co~ 2 BR llunt:l.ngton Beach, non-smoking couple for 4 BR., 2~ ba ........... $450 stv., drpl!I., cpt., Married dlshwa1her. garbage d\sp, T. Batea 9-5. al SSS.-.34.n tqe, yd, patio, CdM klds, pets. &lngfes OK. Ag1. clean 2 bedrm home. crptg, Park II cpl., pet & 2 childrn OK 2 car gar, $350 831-9074 eve. no agent.a. $155 UTIL pd ocelnh'ont Fee. 979-8430 atove, rttrtg. attach gar. 3 BR., den, 2 ba. ·" • ••• $415 $285 373 23rd St., NB. FOR leue Villa Pacific, 2 yr old 30 Unit tum 1pt1 blch, fUll kltch, patio, N.B. ''RENTERS!!" $200./mo. 646-S8S5 3 :~·· ~:: .......... J:i:,6'6-3;:,,::=192:=,..--,-~~~"' 1tory, 2 Br & den. 2 Ba, in Sllt"i Clemente wffan. $3'.lO UTlL pd oceanfront l !!ASY' living, no malnt. Pool , 4 '' · • ''" ••••• BLUFFS condo 3 Br 2~ frpl, dbl gar. $295. 494~ htstic rental hlll!ory. $9000 ~·beaut. lpdocatiOn Lagun8 You Cet All The ITousct lge patio, dbl closed gar. 3 BR 'i~" Homes .,,_ Ba, trplc, ~. 'poc)1. .,::ar::"::'~•~•,:,r.cwee=::k•::n:::d:::'·==-I 'I cusb will purcN&e part of ......... lIT[L ch!nning 1 available for rent In 0 U R Nr. scbls, llhpg & twy. New -• u&; 'iii~···· ... ...,,.. $400. Call ~lary Von GOLF·LAGUNA N t GUEL this real ~t11.te partnenhlp. Bdr, frt1!, view, pe.tiO So. BUU..E'I'IN UPDATED 3 d 3 Br 3 Ba. $3.".C Gddem, Hug Rom c 1 $275 2 BR 2 ha (213l Xlnt tllX sheltrred Income Lag. tlmcat wCf'k. ecor. ' · 3 BR., 2 ~. '" ·· ....... Wl!J 64<>-4050 · . ' 941--072'l 17141 832-3212 I -t.1ANAGEMENT FREE. $275 2 Bdr., frpl, patio, cbild Homefinders * 642·9900 Mo. 545-6312 4 UR'(:~t°".: gj:j50D''S600 "WESI'CLUT'' AREA c*e:!!:*:!!.!3~9'-'R~.-"","sa""''-eo.-1·,I 492~2725. ok. oetanside Cd~t 132 Cabrlllo, c.~t. 3d:: Jbl 8;ar.bl:s· re~i • VISION • 4 BR. 2 BA. tamltlel OK. ~tesa. OO"-' decor. all btlrui. FOR sale or exchange1 l NU·VIEW RENTALS llUNTTNGTON Bch l B~ yd, $325. wattr oo. fireplace !'nmed 1221 occupy: Century 21. (X)OI, gnrnge. $265. ~o. I R·2 lots. Total lOOXll8 In 673-4030 or 4!»-3248 SJ.4.:>. Vacant, util pd, 1ingle11 26oo Redlands. &73-4838 ~ Townhouse Unfrn 3525 """'' fw1'1Mt4 ICitcht'fl t.cMifft.I .... w.i..a...,.u.tn1 w ..... TM•lt6H ., ..... Dftct4i .. ,.._......._ Swtk....,.d ....... .... ........ .•••119'$ IKl'MtlMI .... w...,a o,.,., .... w &nlFA.U.-STllA.MS-U.GOOHS 2277 HARBOR BLVD. COST A MESA 645-4840 C<IM wllb 5 u n ll s. V'AD\NT I Br $L10. Hwi· ok. EAm!DE, sharp, clean. 3 REALTY 'l1U: BLUFFS. 1 pot less, l $~~2Ja(,>'~lrn.."'Ome. ~ngtoo ~58b.-mSlnaJ~OK NE\VPORT ~I,$ ~nglC:i BR1 2 BA, tam m1, fplc., • red hill com.pa.ny b&ttlY used: 4 BR., 3 ba., BRAND new TOWNl10USE 1------------..,.-----11 I $1 I ~ t .. ~· Be a~ ktpdd1, pell. 1 , 1 · U dble ~ar. $300, mo. Call Univ. Park Center, Irvine fam, home, nr. p()Ol. tf,O In Jhm\lngton liRrbor, '1:BR.k 1 R y OWNJo"':R, 1 or 2 ron ae ~ .. na llC • . 54().lUSl 11crltage Realtors. Per mo. 640-&560 Agent l " be, frple, front &: c t rTllJJlL£XES. $.92,500. cnch. $225. Wll.lk lO water Balboll., CD~f I R_R $175. duplc-:x., l)'llo!I. Pool, jtlcuni & l Near Beach 1; Schools. 2 l Br + loU. Ulil. pd. Agt. _garage, uul pd, oppllances. 3 Br, 1\i Ba Twnhse, kids NE\Y 4 en, l BA. cpta, 3 BR. 2 ba, Back Ba)I. Avail. 511una. 'ii blk shopplna:, "'&lk ya'¥-Old. 536-4"15 . F-. 9'7&-3430 Homt f inders * 642·9900 Ok, patio, nice yd, gar S285. d.rm, C<>Ueire Park bnnt. Oct. 1 to Much 1• $315 10 beach. $.150. CA 11 TRIPL."EDC, 3/2Br. Cd C.M. Balboa lsl1nd 3106 FREE FREE .=o:"":..:.515-'1'1::.:"38:::lc..::.&l-HM8:.:..:=-SC~ --mo. 60-3919 or-Mo. ~th~ener. 64f..791'll weekday1 8 :30•5 loc Needs ~int but ad e Prolei1t1lona.I &!rv~l'C e NE\YLY decorated 3 bdr. 547-5&16 WALK TO BEACH (213)63&-1071 eves & \\1cnd1 ln,.;tmt. ut 156.000. Yeoget• HALF block to boy, 3 Br. *LANDLORDS* ~~~~.'~{1cltOA. 673 .. ~r· 4 BR Q>ll<g• Pork Homo. r!-~ ::J~ ~lki (714)64().1246. ____ .11 Rlty GetfH1Ln 2 8a. trpJ, 1 car garqt. ,,, $380. Pvt PoOl pr!\'llS. Nr. "-T'" "'" $m. J'.iontlcello Twn~. 3 VERY nth"actlvt! tight 2 nn 673-1"83 Homefinder1 * 642.9900 SMAI~L 2 Br, rrplc. beam pnrk &: tK:hool. Avw.11 now. LltG Blurts Oontio. part. DR. 28A. Nf'V.' cptl, drps, units Eastilde Costa P.1csa. lDR ~ch coltagt pAUo, yr. Callforn\11'1 t..aqe!!t clna:s, patio. ~fan1ed l'OUple 778-0701 or e\'t 640-1~ f\arn.. children, p e t •. paint. All blt·lns. No pcl. MS-7864 aft 6ptn tor a.pvt~ ly $19'J monlhly, 116\.l e Rcn11\I Sclvlce!e only. No pets. $3'.X>. &U-1960 BU\"-LEASE Opdon. $425. lmmed. occup. T;>J.-1430. Own. Eve. Awknds 6T.l-4!Yltl IS UnllJ by owner $.'!OM En1cralll, 1-m..39S7 Have IOml!thlni yuu wl'nt 10 2 BR HollM:!. alove, refri!f. mn. New 4 BR Colleae NEW BA'lFRONT CONDO llavtt tomelhl.n:g )'OU wa nl to gross Wing $215,(Q), Prlnc Sell Idle llenu ... tth & Oll.U)I tcl!T C1Jltfted ads do It Cruopel. drapea, $19$. Alo. Park. Up&rd crpta. oor lot. 2 lit, 3 Ba. i;;• Bo11;t Slip, .el\T CIU&lrled ad.I do It only ;10 brokers. 614-~ Pilot Clssslficd ad. &C-S611 ~'ell · eall NOW 142-5678. 1963 Wallace, C."t.f. 644-00.31. $5r50. mo. 675-100'2 well · (lllll NO\V "2~Sfi'T&. • • ' ~I -, • I OA!l.Y PILOT Sund'l', S.ptt-29, 1'17• ~ AporlnMnts Furnished portments Unfurn. Apert-'"..,.-n"'ts"""'U-nfu,_m-.-r-A"'pe-rt'"..,.-n.,.ts..,,U'"n""fu-m-.-~~A~'P"~~·~t1:'.ne:n~t:_• _ _::.,U0n~u~r~n:-.-:"'1:"'A~pl§•~:F"u§m~~/:Unfu":-:"':-"'~~3~900~;Apt~~~·~F~un1~~/~U~~g~f~~=-R'°_-..-_,..:_'"_•-_-_-._-_-:_-_-_-:.-:._ ent•ls te .,..,. 4300 ~ . ' ' ' " ' ''. ' 1 ' j . ' ' , ' ' ' ..... 4 I l l . t ' • c 1 : • • l ,, I -I ' • I Newport Be~~ 37~9 Corona del Mar 3822 Co1ta Melli 3124 Huntington Belch 3MO l.Jdo lit. ~UNf·ESTA'l'£ Nwpt Hts. Sep Y.'ORKING wcman needs 1tudk>. ba. .rprlg, kitch female house partner, 2 *STEPS TO OCEAN* 1 Bt.OCK to Sch, Oelu.-. CASA de LINDA w ATER FRONT, oandy Pl1VK'I, patio, tu "°"' boot llory, -to..-..e with Dttuxe 2000 tq. fl., 3 br., I Zbr, 1'11 _, ba. Jrylt. Mk ll>r * * * $.SO. OFF Mach. 3 BR, 2 Bath. ~·er or trlt! Prof, lady needs ,POOi A adl.il.l • rec: near 2 ba., den, 10Lt .. 1Gund('('k, ~lacy tUen 114-846-3336, "'Ith Thls Ad unit wtlb lo\oely deck. $4'15 i resp. 'isemJ or retirtd 'ten~. o.c-.c. A ff'8WIY. Fu.II ~l~r:sh~~~~iii. "'~1~d51·: 'c2"01~3-592-1.,_,-.-..~.-.. 8'-----,3,,1,,2,.~1 Anolhcr n1~ Brothen a~i 1E~~~"~tp-Now. yrJy, ~~-U:1~fr9. pt·M't. 'l:th ~~ia~~~ :t= &IW!n ~ ~ °""'°""''" , VISION REAL TY util Foe 0c1 l or 1S1b. I E RANEAN l BR. Unfum. From $205. NICE room maplftcent Y\I, • ~ rt 5 S•n Clomenie Jn6 CASA VICTORIA,APTS MEO J R Am~I• parldng, eocl gar, 675-8600 pvt bath .\ balcony. "$40, Call. • ., pm. F A N T ASTIC white\\'ater view, htd 1l00l , 2 nn, .l BA. -• 498·-0487 .. NICELY fun1 2 & J BR. Oen vu. \\lalk to bch & t"11· $2()).$215/mo. 492·8460 Ad\1111. 1, 2, 3 BR \VI patios ouWde BBQ. 96().2907. LRG 3br, 2ba. blllns, crpta, \ \\it, Util pd. 2500 Se•YW1 1 a.m a CAI.-~~ Unlvt!raity I~-•1·~ 50 N •~1 d • •'I uM ~·1 Loo• ll<!adi. atudent A I •wu • ~· o rd VILLAGE .,,., •car g8', •••ts, •~ ' ,· l:;i\,.~ ~ wurk lor the Dally Pilol Pool. rte nn, elevaton ,_ Jeru;e. 61&-3967 • 1;1u! • ' · ~ . . . WORKING pl will be snug Jn Laguna Beach looking Sec. gate, G~s & \\'utcr pd , Meo• Verde 3863 . .,., ,I'... ~ _, ~-.. l\S a bl.la In beaut. exec. 1-a ~· ~d In near un· • 525 Victoria, CM, &j2-8910 An ,••-., of do'•t1'•'.,,,;_n In "°"' io.,"·, .• '{r. \,i·:~. ·· ·--.. =:, · 7 ;.' .... -'• "'. ·°"""" .1 "-/-' Kit/I nd •• -~ UUJ~ ,,,_._.... t;.· \~ ~'·' ~·.· . ..; . , _..,me w ........,.. au medl11te future. Wllllng to I Br Untum • $00 2~!.':,ort'e~l~Jllcn;joo!a~ •-:t BR.. :l ha. All con-~~~:,:· :-.:>'~·· :,.t~.:··. •.~"· .. Z-i.;;;~---.'~ ;,a~ (riviL sup. 546-6140 J>8Y up to Sll> mo. tM:OlG. Lots or bltins. pool, wttlk and the Southland's finest \<tnle~s. FenQqd In paUo. ~;.;: · -'-~:'f.,:,7;~;... . .,.~•··. .. ... -~""' FURN. room, linen, util, G•re991 for ..Rent '350 lO -lhopping,--l-1-mL-beaclL conimunlUes. , _ ~~ ~rrly. Jones In i co.mlortable"way ol Ule ••• In• fresh new" environment kltc.b prM, non srnol(er, ----------I Aplrtmentl Unfurn. 931 \V. l9th St. • ~OME ATMOS-;-RE--;; ollerlng manY actvailtagq~aaaocrilledWlth biacft llliltng. -~ -6~ .a.fl Spm GB.rage Space ...._ ror !ease, Bilbo• lsfand 3806 "'!!"'!!!"~:;<"S-&1'"'92~-!!"''!"'!!"'"I l lkd~!11R.NISHED $220. Deluxe 2 & 3 BR. Rental Ole. Enjoy tolld, old-lashlolled amenl!IHauch ••the murphy bed CORONA dtl Mar. Lowu slru.:le. $30. month at 621 Bd . • Trop'tc 1 Pool • t Bedroom & Den $260. ,....,.., ... ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii I 3095 l!lace Ave. ~103,I. (one In each bachelor'• apartment) • plu1h ca.,,.1 ting prt. room, bath ' entry. ~lr~is,_, "Cd"M"'-, Ca-71..,1640-4800 ___ •=•-' 1 \'E>\RLY. 2 rms, pn\·atc " 2 Bedrooml'I $250. ON DELUXE 2 BR 2 bit. IS • beamed celllnga • lln roola .. pool and recreat on center Patio. Non-smoker. $85. mo. Office R*"'•I -- lanai; 1111 elec. bltns., J2 BR, crpts, drps, hltns, 2 Br TO'A'l\house S320 BEACH'. drpe:, bltlna. 'enc ::r '. •not oft found economy, completely furnished bachelora,S185; 673-Gn7 '8J'8.ge. Broker 67H700 spiral staircase, re a I · $180/mo. No pets. 557-5460 unfurnished 1 bedroom, s2t5. Indulge. You can afford Ill I c=="--------0 F 1'"' ICE SP ACE A Balboa Peninsula 3807 1 hreplar:e, re.frig, lge patio, A &J)tt'ial section for those 2 BR Un!um. Fr. ~T · Guttt Home 4150 Secretarial Se.rvicr1. Ex- gas & ~·ater pd. 548-U68 with small pets. 1 BR Ocean Vleiv S2S2 Newport Boch 3869 ~ 1433 Superior Avenue perlenced/Prole&s.ional Uc· OCEANFRONT YEARLY 2 BR 1 Ba individual Please call ior AvAilabillties Covered Parking. Large PARK NEWPORT '"Gii ~ S TNaowkepoN~pBorteaBc~d.t~ard LOVELY rooms for ~lder\v ~~ ~'!e''~.~= lBR, 2BA, Jpl, crpts, drps, house new shag crpts, drps, Heated Pool. Saunas and e ..,,.., .... .... .... ladies. stiecial c 8 r e, , bltn1: lBR, fpl, crpts, drps, fncd. patio, & yard, bean1 n 1e cha.ml of Old \Vorld Recreation Room APARTMENTS n1tA£~' the ocean. Turn right 11 642-927'8. lncaUon-deluxe otfi~s-per- bltns, 61:rt536. ceil. lrp.ic., gar. Adults $190. Spain a11o·aits you in Costa HUNTINGTON \)~1 ~f1'" Hoag Hospital on Hospital V1c1tion Rentals 4250 ccnlage lea8e. Foi addidon- YEARLY 2br, new shag & T'a44 D Elden Ave. 5.17-312$. J\.lesa at RlOJ: Brothers' Oft the bay 1'0 &46-BS43 Way. Follow Hospltal Y:J•Y al tntormaUon -writ r paint, drps, stove, reb'ig, 3 BR. 2 BA, quiet. Adult ?ifedlterranean Vil_lage. The PACIFIC Luxury apartu1ent living -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'o:Su'.:pe:1Jlo:':A:':•·="°=k="~'=hl SKCERS-Parlc Oty: Season ~s.,:Cll\_tad p ~uth~ o iJst closed gar. adlts, no pets, o\>tr 16. Condo Complex. country Is the setung where 711 OCEAN Ave .. H.B. overlooking the \Vater. En· . .: I reservaUons now being N~·:O~ Be~ch. Ca.~. ' S250. ~1. 673--8224 All ney,· interior. S. E. C. 1\.1. qua 1 n t c 0 b b 1 est 0 n e (714) 536-1487 lOY $750,000 health spa, 1 Apartments Unfurn. Apts Furn/Unfurn 3900 .scheduled. Charming re- 2 B DR lfl . Do UBL E 1 blk ot shop11 & re.taurants =Y~!r a:!.eS:_!hw~ ore. open 10 am-Opm Daily a1vlmming pools, 1 lighted . ' stored, old m:inerg~me. 3 **Corona del Martt GARAGE. J\fnture adults. 548-0C>tS or 642-1155 \VJLLIAl\1 \VALTERS CO. I I il f N rt B 3169 CHOICE Ur, ideal k>c. -r wk. Profc>11&ional Offices and/or ponds to the door of your tenn s courtr, pus m es o ewpo each ~ Retail. Deluxe, al.r oond., $250. J537 ~~ Mirantar. Eves LARGE l BR, frpl. cpL'I, villa apartment. bicycle trails, vuttlng, shuf· -LAKE FRONT <?all Taylor, 213/697.,G.1.88 673-2'140 drps, walk-in closet, encl. -Fireplaces. "•et bars, L UXURY APTS fleboard, croquet. Junior l's Vista def Mesa LOCATIONS PALM SPRINGS CONDO, 2 ~~:~P~~:. ~~ ~~t:~ OLDER 2 BR. \'EARLY gar. tZ1'11~ootilYpdl. 64l"e-~u111'' beam,ed ceilings, wood Just being completed, 1, 2, from~~monUtlla'J; alsod1 ADULT GARDEN HOMES VERSAILLES BR 2 ba. furn. POOL & 2nd Or. Rates trOm .48'. 5200, inc. utlls., no child or nope · · r Y ...-... pane ing. & 3 bedrooms, fireplaces, and ... _....wm P nf' an IRVUfE AT MESA 494-2797·or 493-2797 O\\'l\Cl', 67ft.6ro:J. 2855 E . pet. Ref's. 303 E. Bay {213) SUO. 1 BR duplex. Quiet -Fashion designed co 1 o .r. &Ome with patios or 2-story tQwn houses. llic· Near Newport Blvd Frwy Rentals to sher• 4300 Const llighway, CdM 4~79571433-9175 coun. N 0 n • s m 0 k er 5 , C01?rdlnated Interiors, \\'1th balConies. GREAT LOCA· Irie kitchens, prlva~e pat:lol & Irvine Indu"strial Complex ON THE LAKE ;.;c:;:.::::.:;.;;:c.:::.:::~-= lo=F=F=l"CE""°.=..,s"P"•"CE=-F=o"a' I YRLY 2 bdr. Stove. Nr. married couple. No pets or carpets and drape~. TJON IN THE BEACH or ~conies, carpeting, dra· 1 BR $190 • 2 BR $230 At &.uth Coast Plaza. .FEfltALE Roo1nmate wanted !?.ENT. Costa ~eSll, Harbor beach, shops. Adults. no _c_hll_· d~re_n_m~w_.1_7~fh~·-548.oo58~~ -t;{ 1 "'.ate patK>s and AREA. Call 960-3221 or perin:_. Subterranean par~ Day & Night Security, Pool Pool • Acapulco Aqua Bar to shal'e 2 Bedroon1, 2 bn1h. at Aclums. Beaut 1fu1 . ' pets. SOOO. 675-4172, * ELl.f GARDEN. APTS. ,;~mcomn'u',',:1., "-nte-"'tb 839-6133 ask for Ailene or in& with elevalors. Opt ion Jacuzzi, Rec. Bldg. & Jacuul. Spectacular. 8 apt. ,.love in bet\\'etn now mod Air ! 673--U62 Untum 2 BR f I .........., J l..C" ' "'' flfarion. m.akl service. JU:.t :-:orlh of w/Gym Billiards Color Acre Lake wnol'·enng and Nov. 1. Call 5.56--0197 em. ' mu 8 c' . . ' apt in am1 Y specious lounges, billiard & Fash\On Island at ~a1nborP.!l TV. Ea. A p t', has Foontalns. % fltUllon Dollar a tier 10A.M. junitorial, Cass A .. Walker ON THE BAY, blg tux. apt. sect10n. Pool, no pets. lTl ping pong rooms. 2 BEDROOM deluxe Condo. and San Joaquin H.1lls Refld. di'sh"'•sh·-, -~·. ·•·· cpl Ou''-·· G Sa & Lee Bldg. Call Gene Hill, v.1ood beams, (rpl., patio, E. 22nd St .• C.M. 642-3645. -3 swimming pools. outdoor C.ommunity almost new. Telephone (n4) 644 191'la " .... ..,,,.,'ti ... ._ "'otalm~~ur' ..... )'DI, una, PARK NE\\'PORT l>f/exc. 557-0136 or 642-0nl. 4 br. 2 ba. ec.~ 673-5n9 MGR to• 14-2 Jl1'., M'1n, whirlpool, 4 night-lighl<'<l Bltns -• · · -& pvt patio or balcony. ~· ~ ·~ • ill h 2 Br 2 n. •· ......., • • •=ng. your own tor rental mfonnal\on e "" •~o e Imntediate Qccun .. ncy w s are • .ou, •urn 1501 WESTCLIFF DR. 3 BR, 2 be.. trptc, new, ~ uties. $80. ott rent. Pool, tennis courts. washer & ruier, O\V, pool --~ ADULTS .. -· apt, prefer F. $25 \\'k or NE\VPORT Financial Center ft to ocean. Winter rental Adlts, no pets. Prefer older -Hralth spa with gymnasium and clubhouse. 2 Children OCEANFRONT BALBOA PENIN. 1 Br, crpt, Jess tt>r lite cleaning. After , $350: 673-3751! \\'Oman. 642-9520 and separate men's and OK. $2'l9. mo. Ask for Bev 2 BR, 2 ba, tum $ol00 \Vntr. drps, util pd, sm. Sorry, No Pets 4 pm or wknds 64f>-0742 Leasing Office Spac• ON ntE BAY, big lux. a:y,:. 3 .BR. l'h ba, living nn, "',.omunaenba'•,r~:.Wlies, including _or:.:_Dal=::,•,:963-1:;::,,.::567;:.___ 2 L , 2 ba, winter. S300 l-----'-83.1-=1'88='-----Bachelor, l, 2 & 3 Br's. 'y"'o~UN:;:,:G:....::::m::.:a::n=to::.:::,::h_a_r_c 1 CAU. ON-SITE-1t1AN2A.~ER "-~ tlo ~ ·~ DOG RUN N t Sho 3872 from $175 per mo. Jiouse with ....... e ne"" c714i 642-3W ext 'ft), v.1ood beams, frpl., pa • ..... .... 'llo rm. -pa , .. .,.c, -A securitv .vstem to insure STEPS TO BEACH ewpor res S •---·· -FREE RENT • b 2 be ~~ 67"TI9 cpt/""""' s .. ...:i~i. '"'" no ' "' s 2 &. 3 B r.. •nt• IVl9 Warner & Bolsa Chica It 1 flfO. · " r. • ...,.,., .rJ .... ,,.., "'~ .. -, your privacy. pac. r. apt ..... .,t., 2 BR, 2 bl\, ~1nter, $225 N l DI o · CLEAN pe" appl ~20 A ,_, ........ u. f tho -bltns cl-d g--2 BR, 2 ba 1 .1 -· DUPLEX 3 br. 2 ba., 2 3700 p•---·Dr B. 846-5961 aft 7pm o ease ~· x. o ices lrg Jbr, 2ba yearly, · · -spec""' ~....,n or se ·• " .,.,~ .... . \i nter, • ...,., r I 2 · sh NMiil • ~-~-,I adj. Ainx111.er Hotel. A/C, no pets, crptlng & frplc, EASTSIDE C.M. Large du· with small pets. From $155 to $229, 1h block 3 BR, 2 ba, winter $275 1ri;,~k'. to 1=!:: ~~<x:. 04;:11:;: 714-55'-046' FEA·IA.LE to share 2 br, 2 full services. From $145 Mo. $300 6'15-7692 or 675-0037 plex 1 Br, brick frpl, cpts, -Conveniently ioc.ated. to.all \\'est of Beach. 842-0389 CORONA DEL MAR ~ ha apt. Res pons I b I c . 2171 0 .. ~ •-8 d l f Southe Calil I + utils. Yr Jse 213-341-1704 ::cz:=::z:==::::=::z=:z ll'-tc"". 1.~ nio. <>•_L•:<JI• \1.l"Vnt, • ....,.,m rps, uti pd. $200. mo. 1 o rn orrua, Jus WALK TO BEACH 4 BR 1 h F . . . -----------""' uu u;i ""''-s.Jll"I """' ........, 'Til * · C1pl1tr1no Beach 3818 ] adult, no pets. 642·1.!IGO minutes from the Pacific ' un · ouse. nm. rm, San Clemente 3876 ,a1~t.;.7·;.,..,=,_,,,---,,-~-..,-*Mr.»i<J noon . Ocean and Ne\\'PQrt Beach 1, 2 & 3 Br. crpt, drps, 2 ba. $55iO lse or lsc/opt. MESA "; DESK space available S50 OCEANVlEW, 2 b~. 2 ba., 1 BDRM .apt, patio, c>lose overlooking the Costa l\.lesa bltins. gar. 221 16th St. or NEWPORT CREST FANTASTIC \\'hitewater t'EMALE \\fntd. w/job & sta· mo. \VUI provide furniture D/W, gar., [end. yd., to shopping. No p e-ts. C.ounlry Club 205 15th St., Huntington 2 BR, 2 ba. Qindo. $525 vieiv, hie! pool, 2 BR, 1 BA. GARDEN bllity to &hare Cont'lo. \\'/40 nt $5. n10. Answer Ing 5.36-4469/497-2985 aft.T Mature adult or cpl. $175. -Fair Housing' Bch. &47·3957 * 498--0487 * APTS l<iyr'7, :,Bw.,;•:=;tn;:e;,s;.::::m~ao:n::, -11,-:ill_._la_-service available. 178 7 5 . Corona del M•r 3822 All util. inc. 645--0991 CHEZ ORO APTS San Juan gUnn area. 831.9333 Beach Blvd., Huntington 2 BR t.ownhse, 1\.!i Ba, nr OPEN EVERY DAY 8234 Atlanta C . . 3878 2 & 3 B<fnns., crpts, drps, WANTED Etuployed Beach. &l2-4321. BACHELOR unit over · gerege. $150. 2 lge rooms, refrig. So. of Hwy. Days 547-0732 or 9¥•1 & wknds 640--0747. Fabvlew & Baker. N~"·ly HOURS: 9:30 to 5:30 1,2 & 3 BR. Priv gar., pool, ap1strano utilities paid. Bl t l n s, v.'Oman to share pleasent EXECUTIVE Suite overlook- de.?lraled, no pets $175. Directions to MeditetTaJtean ~aa~:r~. Close to $225 TO\VNHOus= 2 hr., 1:,~~ry w/::~lil~';:~le, R ~~ apt w/same. SIZ>. mo. CM. ing Newport Harbor. 1,024 ~1882 Village: From the San 3 BLOCKS, t .~ ,_ 2 pOOI. bltns. w/refrig .. utils. pool bbq 1,.:546-9768.::,.::.;::..,,------sq ft, Others to 1.15011 . crptsi drps, bltins, No pets, Blvd., South 2 miles, Or apt, gold crpts, d rps, l'Tnle. or Exec. lo.lale to Highway at Newport Blvd. E>..'TRALrgdeluxe2Brapts, Diego Freeway: Harbor o .....:ach, uo br l FANTASTJC BAY FRONT pd. Call eves: 830-37~ ~~· A~~r:~ly, 00 pets: MALE 29 needs Career Ample tree parking. Coel;t $190. 646-USl · from N~'J>Ort Blvd., turn enclosed gar, laund fac,. r.o At1.ta1· Vie;, Newport & Seil Beach 3884' ~stol, Costa Mesa, share Jg. 3 hr. 2 ha. house,64 ·o.:2:.-164"='"-'==~~=--I DEUTh'E NE\V DUPLEX North on HarOOr Blvd. dogs. $195. Aft 5pm cail a ma m eveC?' roo~. ~~·I ,~Bn~· l~boa~;1'','IR>".nd"':.. ;67~:<-~9033~':.· .,..--" -p ER SQ FT LARGE 3 Br, 2 Ba, near ~79 or 963-5321 2 Br, 2 Ba. Boat &lip avrul. LRG. 3BR 2ba + sngl gar., ~ ~.xo Beamed ceiling, frplc, prime OC'C, upper. crpts, drps, :r.fEDITERRANEAN Terr. Pool. Sec. Bldg. 2 2 blks to bch. $310 mo. 2 P.IALEs hui·e 4 BR duplex 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB Joe, ~iet stref'I, spac new bltns. $'220. 557--0350 Vlu.AGE 2BR, 2ba, downto11-n HB, Car gar. Carev, 675-8551, 21.J.592-5511/TI4-S46-l337 to shr \\'/2 fent to nge r..•-d-A/C •--pkg 3 bo ,1-·er at ~'XII>. Plus ~~"'~~~~--\\'OOd vaulted ce !lings, ' -30 NB 1 · blk t .... ., ... , • .,.., • u~ ·• 2 •Brt Ul,Per ~."'"Die gar. EASTSIDE 2 Br, crpt, stove, 2400 Harbor Blvd. spacious, $200 mo, 962-5987 1().5 Apts Furn/Unfurn 3900 ~ ~ ~ ,2 o ocean, util, JO' c.lnga. Agt . 5-11-5022 6"" 0.,~. gar, refrig, pool, $185. Costa J\1esa, California all 7pm BA\TRONT. 2 bedrm, 2 ' '11 b v I='~'=""'~-~~--DELUXE o'"o-• -n· ·~ Adults 673--0'131 92626 baths, -t view of bay·•--~~-----. "' t:frt6 ROOJ\U.iATE u•anterl to shr :_, ... ,..... il -" BLK fo ·-n upper 2 B• Telephone !714) 557-8020 EX~RA •-2 Br 2 BA dlx --•· 4BR ''""', '"/2 othe-. •--nicrc...., spaceio a\'a · now. -.1, pa~~ 'beams. Qui~{ 2 Br. 2 Ba $225., gas & ~side .. ~apt ~ beach, and ocean. Boat s 1 i P • 20 &: 'i';l ~se off·~:n~ Cboice Laguna Nib'U<'I & ~~ adl11. $250-$270. :t~~·~.20~t NO INFLATIONll -~~b~ul~ts~o_"'_'·_"°_pe_is_._1_1_'°_·, aVlSIONRE'ALTY l\~e 2rro!R$~or~~f$f~'. eves642-iiZ16or646-101.l ~ss~.1eJli._1~11g_5.Xlni 2 BEDROOM Down to ~h ranch for Pool, tennis, continental REFJNED Lady to share -~~~--=~~--I WAN'IEO-Quiet bachelor for 11_ ~---Id C ,1 he~venly hvmg. Choose fl10DERN 2 BR with sundeck 675-8600 . breakfast. Separate family quiet 2'BR apt \\·/same. 350 • 'R10NA D.EL 1"11AR,...._ un~br apL w/(rplc, 1"· . """''"" e •'' · whic.b. part Qf our garden & garage. No pets. 998--0834 s I section. Close to i;hopping Ii.arbor-Trask area GG . $100 sq t upstain;, or Oun..., "'m. -a n vu, ~ per 642:..oo23 vnu \\'ant lo live in. * eves. 315 Joliet St. Shown 2 & 3 BDRM ne\\' Y Bk ~' • 1· ~ ch ""2611 mo 63&-0974 or shop. on C. Hwy, crpt, ....... ..,....,... 'u deoorated $200 & $350. mo. ""' me ""'" · ...,..... · · · drps, t1c!Jacent apt . Gf0.0.120/ mo, util ltfcld. 673--0797 UTIL'S pd. SniI 1 -BR $155. 3 B~. 2 Ba, Large Rooms Sat & Sun. l"' • ~"'I ' 45Ui St Call MALE, stra;aht, ago 40 to &t•.t05J Nr So. Coast'Plaza. 642-0461 * I n side I 0 u t s i de """ °' .1.ut '" • • -e ., ROOMY2or3Br,lblkocean, •2 'BR. 2 BA APT .. newly 884-1858 between 8&5 Rooms 4000 00, share 2BR apt. $165/nio. ----------1 no ldds/pet&. M.r. Kelly. Adlts. no pets Entertainment Areas * Pv1 t dec'd .. upstrs., 2 kids OK, \\'kdays, or 8i::r-083l wknds, • 64&-3761 or &16-4336 BE AU.TI F' U L, new 6'5-1900 or 752---0100. 3 BR, 2 Ba, crpts, drps. Patios, firepla~, amp e no pets. Nr. lo.1urdy Park. 67-3294 anyt1.me NEAR UCI. Jo\·ety room· tor prestigious office. 200' 10 '"'"'=~7"77=~""'"" I bltns, upstairs, near OCC. closets, * Putting, Pool & 546-3710 ~ · IU. ~ Garden Apart-FE~l housemate needed. iWOO'. Bmokhun;t & so NICE 2 br duplex. avail Oct $20S 557--0350 Party Area. Jn n n EAfil'BLUFlf' 2300 sq ft of rrents. student in H.V.Homes. Call Near beach in 1-lunt Beach, f"j', next 10 Barclay's 1.1 43> ACJ1.cia. $250. mo to • inc om p ar n bl e near-$155 ?i-10 2 br, 2 00. Range, ' delu.'\e liviiig, 3 Br, 3 Bn, GREAT RECREATION: ..::•1c:1•::r_:6::.'::30'-!:Pm::.;,_, :::.644:.:-5..::7"'=-'--working girl prel, ~771 Bunk. Agt. S46-.1Hi6 mo. ~ ' 2 Br, enclosed patio, shag evet}'thing location. Children ovn, carpt. 1 Child ok. No · Jg;e fam/rm, trplc, gar. swinvning, saunas, health ROOM IN NICE JlOJ\fE FOR 1',El\fALE roon1-mate 1vanterl CDl\I O!-TICES l50: _ ti60'. 'R.OOMY 2 or 3 Br, 1 blk erpl, frpl, drps, bltns, near over 14 welcome. From pets. Call 531-6515. \V/opener. pailo, de c k . dubs, billiards, tennis, pro employed lady, reasonable to share apt. or house. Call Prk . ls d · ocean, no kids/pets. ?t;tr. OC'C. $175. 557~ $225. $150. 2 BR, single story, cpts, Adults, lease S50d .• $250 off & pro shop, goll driving Park Ave. 494-3808 eve. 549-0900 elm.~·1~· (Y. ·,l\f 'i!' t~U:~c: Kelly. 675-7900 or 752--0100. 2 & 3 BDRMS. 1 small child THE VENDOl\tE ~ drps, R/0, no pets. closed bit mo rent. 64'1-64(f): range, party room, etc. 1 ROOM Furn. Pvt. entry .:.::..:::::::B"°A"c=HE=LO~R,.., --O\~·nr/rltr, 673·4120. UPPEJ\ .Duplex, 2 br., l oAK·:~~ance Weit ~~~:St. C.os~= gar8i£'. 962=4522 5.J6--6880 FUN ACTIVITIES: FO'll· & bath + garage. l\lr, "'ill share apt.--wlsameeo ,,-,-,-,,.~d~elC.,,M,Our-"'0-iou-;ce-,-.. -ce-I ba., gar., adults, no dogs, p ..... ~ Off Jh Be t p tlJ LGE 1 BR, J blks from ELEVATOR building on time direct8or. free Sunday Gales. 646-1460 or 6-l>S95.1. 5-16-5-125 now avail. 400 & SU sq $225 67>5'100, 4141ii Dahlia LGE 1 l!~ apt in quiet 4-8 3 80 3 ocean. Util pd. Stove & beach. Pvt balconies. Pool , bunch, B Q's, trips 1par· ROOMS $20 wk up, with FEJ\.fALE share \.\'/same 3 f t., full sen•ice bldg. I.rwtn 2 BR.\ 1 ba, crpt/drps, stv plex. Pnrtiy furn. $150. Gar. refrig. * mo. 831-9950. security, adult living, bltins .. ties and more! kitchen: $30, wk up apt. Br house. C. lot. $105. + & ll"\\in, Realtors. 644--61U t lOn't Joe -y I E c"'· No pets uo 1517 2 BR 2 BA n-· l738l Bach. 1-2 BR. 5515 River ··eEAUTlFUL APARTMEN· 548-9755 or &15-3967 ,,_ uii·I .• ., -•• e c. · .,...,..,, ear Y· • ·ifl· .,.,,-Adults • No Pets • • a.i. mo. ave, &12-2566 TS: S ing I es, 1 & 2 --'=-=:..=:..===--,:,,n,_;;;""'-~"-'C:::~----325 SQ ft, 2 offices. 1 00. s.t&-5306. EXTRA lrg 2 Br. Crpts, * Luxurious shag carpets Koleda, H.B. No pets. bedn:loms. Furn. & untum. ROOl\f FOR RENT. SOunl R 0 0 l\I 111 ATE needed, All v.·alnut panellng & crpts. Oustned am Ell bi& items, drps, bltins. no pets. 830 * Blt·ins incl Dishwasher 900-1991 C~ ~~~™:"~ c~~:ri:; With all the extras. Modets LAGUNA, share kitchen &: Peninsula, 2 Br. house, $135 includes util. 5 O 5 small tterna or any item. Center St. 646-U81 * 11' Pool Ir: Gas BBQ's 2 BR, crpts, drps, bltns, no pets, yrly lease, ~mo, 218 open daily 10 to 7. Sorry, ~ba~tc.h~l"lflO"--'nio=·~•"99-~1002=--call BIUt to 11.A:.\I 6Tril96 SUperior, N.B. 548-2635 BDRM $170. children. no pets. $160. Cedar. Newport Shores. llO pets or children. RP.1. for rent. ~·orking col-RELIABLE male roommate 300 SQ ft, apt/drps. $95 For en •d in Woman's World Cell POfiY 642-5678, oxt. 330 3 BDRM Townhouse $250. 846-7337. Near Douglas. ~3320 or 213-332-5176 Oakwood lege grl. prlv. bth. Latmdry, to share apt . steps to N.B. per mo. Call 6'16-212.0 or 0 r ... &~l!!!c.: A~TS:e Laguna Beach 3848 VIEW $80 mo. 963-2798 Aft. 6 pnl . beach-Vle\V, $125, 529-5601 =6~='~'09~. ~-~-=-I !78 Scott Place, C.M. 642-2001 2 Br., newly dec'd., gnr., Garden NIC7E private room1klln a WANTED mature straight BANK of Costa ~Iese Plaza, WIDE ocean views. Close 100' to beach. Wntr. $300, A'"'""...._on.is pnvale house. w tchen male 10 share lge home office furnishefl. 1''1~ to beach &: shopping. Acre!i • ...a .. ~'I~ S48-l"""' )"QA -.u-• privl, good ·k>c, 548-3932 in H. B. $150. mo. !162-8668 recept. area. $95. 556-3900. HACIENDA DE MESA of gardens, estate living. _z~>¥· ..,.._, ""' -"-"·• ~-~ 160 W. Wilson, c.~f. Pool & spa. Unusual YEARLY 2 Rr, 2 &1., ,.._,.,_.... NEWPORT lrg roo1n, bath. R001\'P1ATE needed, duplex C.O.flf. 2,400 Sq. F't/P.C.H. BEAUTIFUh GROUNDS privacy. Separate guest Newport ShoN!s. 2 blks · Irvine and 16th pli entrance, patio, linens, on channel. in NB, $160, & Mr./2nd floor $700. mo. Adults _ No Pets house. 2 bdrm. Dishwasher, ocean. $260. 548--8912 or 645-0550 SlOO. 645-.9149 6T~9ru or 673-5502 or tracle for ? 557-:1062. 10 minutes to ocettn. Large duaJ~ovens. Also huge 2 Br, Gra-3600,'-------Hrwpwl ._.. 5-n. · • ROCJt-.1 tor rent, kltcben COSTA l-.!ESA 3850 sq. fl., PART or entire 1st Dr. of 2 BR $190-with Patio $1$. formal dining roon1, fire-2 Ba studio. F r p J c 'l-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;64;;2;;-8::;1;;7;;0;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 645-3::ll8 Hert.cl Rlty, m-5449. J.Inrbor l\.1gmL C.O. 675--6050 1 &: 2 Br. 1 B~. $175., 2 Ba apts. High ceilings, EASTBLUIT. Stunning 2 Br, 16th al Irvine pvgs. $'.?j. wk. Costa flfesa.1 300 amp elect., fenced yd. unique Cdfll office bldg. Gas & Water inc., place & m81ly other ameni· Gorgeous bay view. Adults.,, 'NeWport Beach 3869 Newport Beach 3869 \ Newport BHch 3869 Draperies, carpets, g as lies. $365. to $600. mo. in· No pets. $320. 64<Hl349 t'"~· 11-'=L heat, ~s stove, a Ir eluding utilities. Now deco-2 8 T wnho p k .N"!>~l.l1UU7 nd · I ralin h · 1 1 & r. . o use, ar co IUon , s w 1 mm n & g, c oit.-e 0 00 ors Lido area, frplc, pool, newly EICITINC REW CONC£n! fusonalized Designer Pattern I • .. pool rec room washers papers. Ma t u re adults. d 285 1Sl' & df:vers · ' 494-4653. ~~ed~ ~1mo. , i MllllT LMf.S!Ol UVIMC 2 ~~~~/~7~Cab. ~rilloly ~~~:I •-•OC-E•A-N•F•R•O-N•T--~~~~~ ~7~~1d..;k, B;~r: :~BR"",'21=i:"'o 72714 ~1. 31 · 2BR, 2BA, yearly lease. comm. pool. Adults, lease 2 BR DPLX, adlt11 only, no SebJ.rlty. Private beach. $335. 644-&n>: ~ • 2 BR & Den ''\ P,..ta: pet&. $210. + S'iS. refund Pool. Lounge. Game room. YEARLY lease, block to From $175 -$435 1 Aee. & clg dep. 646-4389 Atature adults, no pets. beach, beaut. new lower ~ $17().2br, l'.1 ba, pv patio. Laguna Lido Apts. duplex. 2 Br + dining rm, Mesa Verde East&Adams 72674 • f l~ sm chUd ok. no pel'I. 726 317S5Coast Hwy., So. Laguna 2 Ba. $275. 67l>r8839 540·1800 ---·I-fl-----Joanne...St.. S4S-J627 Dti:UXE-3-'B.r;-2-Ba.-apt; f\JE\VPOR'l' ,BEACH ---1 ~ UPPER 2 BR, cpUdrp, mge, TOWNHOUSE new 2 br. Balboa Pcn1n, fr p I c, PENINSULA Pt 2 Br: family only, no pets. $150. ocean view v.-a.lk to beach dshwesber, from S 3 3 S. house ·• · I ~ ,1 _ T."8 D Shalinlar. 548-0358 fam. rm.,' wtbar., cpts.: _833=-c::cl288=------I fpl,.. n~ cpt. $350 Yrly. .. QUIET secluded 2 Br, 2 Ba, drps., frpi, tile patios. $400. BAYFRONT 3 Br, 2 Ba on SEASHORE Dr. Spac. rurn. \' bltns, crplg_ Pool, gar, 294. 296 Wave St., 847-4871 ma.In ba,y, pvt bch. w/pier 2 BR; yearly $325, winter ~ '. adlts, no pets. 376 W. Bay 2 BR 2 ba, trplc, OCEAN 979-1935; 644-4510 $250. STUNNING 2 BR, 2 Ba VJEW, \\'a1k to beach $300 LIDO Ba.yfront. lrg 3 Br STUDENTS welcome: 2 BR., garden apt. Pool, rec rm. 2 BR l ba, VIEW, walk 2 Ba, will furn, $5.5(1.mo: 2 ha,. Winter, turn., $235 Incl. $190. 710 \\!.18th SI, C.M. to beach $255 494--8686 673-8886 util. 2 BR DPLX., adlla only, no 2 Br, 1 Ba. Oceanview, bltins UNFURN Apt.a, 2 Br. 2 Ba 24r};?~':1 Cs~•~ ns~~ pets, $210. +$75. refund deck. walk to beach, $265. Westcllff area. small pet ~., - sec.& clgdop.646-4389 mo. 4!W-2339 OK, eall642-2152: 645-0000. $1'47.50 & UP -- 2 BR., l 'Ai BA .. JW\. patio, Laguna Niguel 3852 DUPLEX, 2br, Ibo, garage, Gigantic 1 & 2 br. They are c1os'd gar .. frpl, Sl75. 6.1-1 recently ttderorated. $290. under priet'd & clean. Green Hamilton 645-6345 or 833-8105 A MERRY CHRISTflL\S ~or 644-7326 lawns, cov'd garages, Off Free rent mo. of Dec. Good ark' di Din• Point 3826 for 2 weeks only. Tennis OCEANVIE\V 3 hr., 3 ba., st r mg. A f.B/'00 pets. & golf membership avail condo.. 'Ill.bar., frpl., $.175 2020 Fullerton Ave, 1 blk E. $2«>-$.340 per mo. No lease. 963-1004 of Newport Ave. 1 blk S.• of New lrg dL'< view 2&3 bdrm, OCEAN view. yearly 2 Br, Bay, C.~I. 642-869:> 2% ba. 2 pools, central air 1 Ba duplu, $275. mo. TIIE EXCl11NG cond, fpl, 23821 Hillhurst Dr. 644-6711) day~ 642-3639 <>~. PALM MESA APTS. IOU Crtl\\'n Valley Pkwyl. ORLEANS CONDO, 2 br. 2 AllNlJTES TO NPT. BC!l. 2 BR ocean 1w townG 1house (il4)49.S-1700 office, il no ba., Jg. cloaets, clos'd. gar, &ch, 1 & 2 BR. trom U 57 haa everyth ng. o de n ftllS\\-'el" 499-1625. Adulta szr.; mo, 546-7838 Adults, No Pct!. BRAND NEW 2 BR 2 ~A • fpl., privacy. Best ore:i. $230. mo. DANA HARBOR REALT'i, 496-2790 or 83Hl044 'Cite view QVer/(J(Jking JVewpQrf Jl11tfJ"r. Cltisis-yQ11r- new 11p11rtme11t at PrQ11tQHfor11 P~(nt. l'IJMt. )1tdi/f1TIJJllU /ife-''H'' i• a•to/ &IU/amil~ I/ID$/ sowg/tl:flfler rt"1I 11/Jrt.sts. PtrrlttJ'" 1 hi/Milt 1/IJll/Jltd O'i/k jWotrt.' 61//ffJ by l'«llW if((ztt. rit.'t>lly-sir di//a<HI p,., p/Aas. u/11. 0('4Jl-l'itl' dms, 1i!!Pglt1S. /N1g win""'•· /ilrfiA«I. l•Ug-<fllipptd rrrtt- •li1111tt11lft. ).dw//s "11/f. l:n1/Jl/J -'"'/JIH' 1-11so -Wy. ' I ' Lantern to 24812 L.'\ Pu, 3 Br, 2 Ba. Condo, Coll 4 BR 2 ba. cmrp dl"p!J, 1561 Aiesa Or. unfum. Adults. 496-5101 Course view, 1\11 extras, 2 ncros'S trorn 'beacll. 'Yearly CS blkl Crom Newpor1 Blvd.) ., ,_ I 1 I UPPER 2 BR w/pa.tlo. car gar, Call ~UM 9am leue. A.gt. 675-2;99 546--!fMO - -lliwllque ofreN a -tahlrt. Set oa o :':.~°':"~ 1? Gpm. -STPS. I• bch. 2 BR, ntil'1 * LA PARISIENNE * ,..._, le Me to.it poueb poc.litlt."aad l• pt.hired onto Lido Isle 3856 pd, SOfl \\'tr, rwt"' )>fllnt. 2 Br furn A unturn. A)J cite- • ,.....Nd lt.olu.d bond. Tbe lull sleavao .,. ol•o EHtbluff 3130 LIDO WATERFRONT 'irly llo $350. 548-1630 <'t 6. trio. Fireplace. HcbledPool. ..... UCO bll.td bl.nda, The panlt 8f't •trtlabt, WAIK to t.ido Shope1, Adll1111. $200 to $2$(). • ftlll ud pt'wM. OD a drn:tb:ias__.t tb• w•l9t. 1--------~--.3. B.r • ._3__Ba., O..:nSU'S. on 3 Br 2 Ba pr frplc p\t . 1268 -'*'-: bi'9, wlwt. ao\'tlty cotton, llP,tw•iPL e DELUXE e Wat('r, 413 vii Lido SOud. $$7S mO yr\y 673~ Acros1 from ROlt COUrtC wool. ftl74, lhrtttelairt .U 72714, Pantt are CUI~ 13 3 OR. ..,~ BA apl for leost A'l(all Oet l. $575 mo. yrly. . · ' 2M32 Santa Ana Ave. MINM"-H8. ToOllllr:Had pe&e.era n1aber,•l1.t;, lncJd -,pac: maJter suJte. Jse. AppnunL 6'5-35.lil 2 Br, 2 BA. frplc, sleps to FROl-.f $139. \.ii ml lo bta.ch _.. ...... M aJrr,.Prite tor EACH PAttMl .• 1.$0. din rm&. dbl earage. Aut0 .set! idle ltent1 wttb,. D111I)' ~~ ttt!e~ yearly SEAtJTlF'UL POLYNESIAN ._. ,_. ll.60 ... for pottafl ao<l btlldllal ot door optM:r a\•all. Pool &: Pilot Qa&Affied ftd. ~78 ' • 6 POOLS, TENNIS, PRJV. ~ ... "' =•••••· ~ loot oaa&tilnlor 39 J)9ttem•.ad Jtecreat.lon area. Adu.Its tfavl!!! an extra spnce heater BAYntONT Lfdo tsle. \~rty. PATIO C!rdl!n Aptt. S8un81 ;.ii-.. W.. lot NU. ftttJu plat. f!:• 3rd elate onl)', no ~ti. you no longer uM?? Sell It 3 Br. 2 Ba. Avallablti Oct JacunJi 2 C'M: pr k' e. .ii ..... 80t lllDr l•t p-1..., lir.-"Cb ontwed, ~ e $322 e now Mth . a Daily Pilot I. $475. Owne.r. 673-4234. SolG-lJz:i 1-luni lnaton Beach = ~ -~~'=-'= t·i:r~:c;·ta°'.: a Am\p Way, NB Ad. can ~is. ctmJ 1 BR apl with palio. CORONA d~l ~for 3 Ur. l IM»L W-_.,,.. &O IM• ......,.,.. e/o Spede... MllMltfd by Oaulfled Ad! Call &0-66711 xlnt IU'f!a, $185. BK, frp\c. patio. So of hv.')I. _:.Bo~i~llC!·~---=~:,:11,:::.J::_.1111:=::::11::_• !:'-:!:::=:. CP··:!!1155:_ ____ 1 _1'::.~:.::1.L1AM:::::::...:":.:"Ai.=TERS=:.:CO=.....i....:loday=<:l __ •;___ 64~ alt 6 or wlmd& $275. :W!~:496-1!Wlt int f I • • • f • • . I r .. • ,ar.:7;;;::~~-7'C'T':"".,.-----..,,.._,....,.,.,....,,_..7"-~-...,.=-:.--...,..,T'"-..,.._,=,.....,,_..,,._----....,,=......,..,...=.....,....,..=;_,,,.,,,.,,,....,.,......,.,,....,...~~ SundAJ, S.pttmbfr 29, 1974 DAILY PILOT D 9 1 _<>ff __ 1u __ R_en_t_•1 ___ i4iii_ 1 Butlnu; Oppor •5005 CO•t. i Found 5300 Cern1nt/Concr1te 6019 _R_oof_i"9.;;... ____ 60l_2 Help Wantld, Mi'il' hoo Help Wanted. MiF'-1"1"'oo"""H;:;e.:,l...:p~W,;:.anc:,.:tld.;;...c, M"""&"F"7;,t00=H,...e,..lp....;..::;;_;.:~~7~1,t!!OO ST ""P l..OST LARGE Black lona:· CUSTOAf Concrete \\'ork. REPAIRS, all typt1. nt.a11. Ass r~ANT P.t•"'AGER ,..,. haired caf. Vic: \\'arner & Rtmo..•e, replace & sa\l·lng. F'rec est. Llc'd. Mk !or Trnl~ eoun1t~• Girt~ BKKPR/RECEPT DELIVERY-SUNDAY ONLT Exptt'd, Want~ lmmtd. Wt S 1 CLIFF BLDG. t•~i'll'OR! BEACH Clock Punching P.ta.gnolla. S-11-0019 aft S pm. Jttplace asphall d1·i\·~ & _.;:".::'•:.:":.· "~::..:=:-=any=tl:::m:::•c.... Jo"ry Cook. o a y 1 & BE FO\iND1 Ovo11a de! Mar. S\vt Jdoney NO\\'! 6'(>.-8512 Tile 6091 Grli\'tya.rd. Open FuU & llUSl' chlz<>ornctlc ore. Hrs OF DAILY PILOT TO CARRlERS IN EL ~tu!, '&ls.~· 2~"fi TORO, MISSION VIEJO.LAGUNA NIGUEL Indepeildcnt ,Black't.ab, 4 n10. old. JU.a.le. Cofttr•ctor 6021 Pa11 timl'. Apply JB.ek in ln11t~t .:ST){i529 r.1ASONRY all kinds. Special the Box. 385 17th St., C.P.J. AREA. R EQUIRES THE USE OF A LARGE w .. tctill Dr. Suite l07, N.B. STATION WAGON OR VAN. CONTACT MR. " < ~ !UoJ •••••ti•• •fflco -All $M50. ~ Qennan Shepherd, 3 RE?ifODEL. Addns, r.1ove on ?¥1exlcan Ule. P atlOll. ASSISTANT for .equipment yr ' old. n,a1e, .,oana Point \\lnU11 etc. Quality "'Ork, stew11rt ?.Iasonry 55T-ii563. MANAGER B OOKKEEPERISec:'y. HARRY SEELY. 330 WES'r BAY STREET, ~~r::~~u~:~t a~~~ COSTA ?\1ESA. TELEPHONE 'M2-432l FOR 548-2253. APPOINTMENT. C. .di Mr How<11d lyl~ 6101 Pi!Juce Ila~. C&.ll 492--0585 ~f.I"t ........ eve, wkends, Ken, CERA1.ttC TILE NE\V &. & Sales People needed for Pre-Sold ",,..... • •v ren1pdel. Free estimates. Apropos in Fashion Ia.land. OECORAT~ PRODUCTS. I ' · 1~ CERWICK & Soll. Bldt Contr. Sm jobl welcon1e. ~2426 Call or t..'Omc In. 64·~2652. BOYS & GIRLS A n Equal Opportunity Employer Th! DAILY PU.OT hu ;::;\';;':"!::::;::;";ii~~;;';"i:::i========zl -..,,,=====~-on .-... •r..on.tt .. Add ren~. St. tic Bl·ll4321 Top Soll 6092 ATIEND. CQ?>.fP. reUable, , WATERFRONT 2 Year contr&ct ' ~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~" ~ .. ~!1~673~-61)l~t~, ~>tE9-~21:7tl~=~~ in 20's to care ror meHow NEWPORT BEACH F'"""o$iall 6R,•amo·'""'o rotlon Ele~trlcal 6032 TOP son •• COMPOS!' invalid, live-in "1ce Laguna P * P.1UL0l * R.' D\VOOD home . .(94-9974 M~~. <Xrx.UG1E: PW: .,.,,P W•nt•d, M&F 11 00 D . / ~~-~F COSl'A CONTROLLER estgn Equal Oppor. Employtt Mlljor manufacturer in Santa Draftsman BOYS .__GIRLS Ana seeks rut indlv. v.·/a 1:."'Xecutlve ortioos ,•r1onal1 5350 ELECTR.lCLW * o Id CALL ~930 2 Or 3 lloom •Ullo ANN"ALLY * * * * Jobs-New. Jo.bs. $>NI« * ATTENTION * View ot bont¥ & wuter " 1 P · · l Sinai.I offl<.-e $16.i Guaranteed i'"t"".----_caj 1..1 ~ ~~A&:plt.1.cc. Schools & erunone.t'S 2 days per wk. Bill Grundy Rltr. F'rff Trainfng 7A11cFe LleBlenc 1=">12"°"·9829=·==~---lnstruc:tion 7005 ~1~~ hlive car. No Sales. 6 6 C81J f..tr. J11son 675-9990 118 u ton .Way ELECTRICIAN-Liceni>t No. '-""'o ref!!. 673-2289. -.. broad background Jn cost.- Newspaper Carriers. 1tfin. accounting who v.•ill be & ch k age 10. Lldo Isle, Balboa responsible for preparing ec er Peninsula. Conlact P.lr. management l'eporLi & 'A'Wl Backstro~ at the DAILY supervise the accou.nting PILOl' or call 6:2·1321 & stuff. Salary up to S\8,000. 75-411 UNIVEST CAPITAL Stanton 1'13108. Stnall Jobs. malnt PROFESSIONAL artist AUTO ~u1ine11 Rental 4450 Bualntll Wanted 5010 You are the wlnnet ol & repairs. ~8-5...'lOl brlngs classes to You; al90 GIRL FRJDA y 1-'---------i tickets to the Floors 6040 paintings & t.iortraits. SHOPS s u It ll b I e tor YOUNG Man wantl to buy Recreation Vehicle !~~~~~~~;;~: l i.!~~·~4gz..g.m * Typing, fil ing, accurate Bookltore, Metal Sculp1or. Ga.nl.eoing Route in CDM & Boat Show lcALL ror nev.• low prices in with figures, answer Aquarium Store, located In or NB area .. 644-1.687 at the new vinyl llnoleum & floor phon•; etc. 'P:cro~.f.' 425 a~h.T ~.i. Mort, Trust o.eds 5035 Anaheim Stadium tiling, ln~n•lt r~~~t.is~rt;, 0inppoartuunt°: October 2-6 c A PAGE ---61'l-9606 11-5 Pl.!P.Se call 6'12·S678• ext 333 • • · ity for ~advancement. DR., Realtor, Anliqll<! Dealer. LOANS UP TO 80% to claim i·our tickets. 27 Yrs ln Costa l\tes.,. J b W t·• F I 70SO CALL li1ARSHA II ' 1 t TD L .. 2.2070 '•2.3535 o an _, ma e 540 9640 · onie • Buslne68. 2 BR s oa ns !North County toll fl•ee --• & den, 2BA. Ample parking. . number Is 540-1220) PROFESSIONAL Survey UNIVERSITY OLDS ~U:~1=!~~~r;.1ew & 2nd TD lo·ans * * * * Gardening 6045 ~!~~rvis~~rln~k!~:Sc~t ~=-co=sr=A-"M""E:::SA:o.:.. __ C.M. Storcrront & OUlce + ' ~w:~ ~Fo~: *LAWN SERVICES* 673-241"'3~~~==~ AUTO 1500 sq ft fcn~d arcu. Total Lowest ret•s OranlJ• Co. AdVlce on all matters. Yard Cleanups ~Wanted, M&F 7100 Import Mechanic 2750 fl. 111'.!a~ foot truffle, Sittler Mtg. Co. 312 N. El Camino J~eal Most areas. 1t1ow & edi:. •. 'for Cl. 64&-6001, 646-1246 642-2171 545-0611 ~ CleD\ep.te, For appt. New l awns, sprinkler~. , A Better Temp. Position Get Ready Dept. lndu1trl•I Rental 4500 Serving ltarlxlr area Z4 fss. Cail 49'J:.~4S65 '492-9136 ~:a~~i~!~~~~~~er~l:!r URGENTLY l\.1ust have smog license Small Shops-All Sizes Announcements 5100 DtvOR.cE 534-3144 534-7187 Conta~t Bob Severson HUNTINGTON BEACH UCI SYMPHONY (Plua Filing F .. l EXP. Japan<"' Americao NE1EDED 646-9303 Completely reliable Gardener. Quality Complele Dean Lewis Imparts $100.1\10. & UP Appoi nts Oistinguliihed 5¢8-1053 Gardening Service. Bonsai COSTA :J\1ESA MO. TO ~10. OK PORTUGESE CONDUCTOR Tra' Ing "'° ""9 ASSEMBLY *ALVARO CASSUT°* PREGNANT? m ' ~~• AUTO McFadden & Producer Ca !ni;, confidential counsel· EUROPEAN GARDENER or Gothlll'll & Heil TO ESl'ABLISH 1ng • lerral A-LOT MAN -?Ila j o r performin g w; re . . ' Landscaping-tree service TRAINEES leave awlleatlo.,. Send resume & salary Equal Oppor. Employer history to: Classified ad oo. BUU.OOZER OPR W i 11 236 c/o Dally Pilot, P. 0 . train. $326 mo stan. Gt Box 1560 Costa lltew. Ca Bill + tuition e.uist:ance. 92626 Call Army Opportunities, &15-U63. BUS DRIVERS \Vork as substitute v.•/posslhlllty of f/dn1e. Must have Calif. school bull drivers certificate is.'lued by the Cali!. highway patrol. S3.75 per hr. App l y \\l estmlnster School District, 14121 Cedarwood. \\'estminster. Equal Oppor. En1ployer. BUSBOYS needed for days Prr. Apply in person Tonio's. 2110 Ne""POrt Ctr. COOKS BUSBOYS & HOSTESSES REUBEN'S ,\pply 3-5 Dnily 251 E . Coast Hwy Ne wport a~ach Equal Oppor. Employer Dr .. NBBUSBOYS COOK \\1GGY'S. 28-15 Harbor Qi.I. Hospital Exper. pref' ll , Interview Tue:s-549-399·1. 9:30-6pn1 1u1aling schedule. CAKE DECORATOR EOE Apply in person, ~lr11 . Dunlap. Cosl a t\I e !I 11 WESTMINSTER Orche""'inOrance Coand ~"'.';;.,~eeplng. AP· ~ble, 642-5329, GM DEALER $135 to $150 Polo to Mo ok. Invites Community Pla:>-ers '°"~~'-"'~"---=,--I .:::~=-------Used car experience Nr. F..dwnn!s & Indus•-· Way to Auditions. Call lm· LONll..Y? Me too. Phone. LAWN SclVice Res & Comn1 lnter1"m neeessary Ashwill-Burkt &Co. med.iately ~. visit, whalev-?r. Handi.eap. monthly maint. cleanups. CALL BOB MAY n4, 99'!-2100 Car Pool 51SO what. v. r . Handicapped, haultag -eSI 548-£142 Personnel Service 540-9640 I \Va.nted. Apply The Cupcake Alernorial Hospital. 3 O 1 Bakery, 273 E. 17th St, m Victoria. C.r.1. C?.1 betwn 8an1 & 12 noon. -"==c..::c:.;OO~K~---mm:ctbless 63. F.V. u~DSCPIGARDEN/MAINT 17581 lrvlna Blvd. 1----A,..,..U"'T°'Ooc--- NOW LEASING CAR POOL Sod, Sprinklers, Cleanups, •115 Tustin HIH!!lngton Buch RIVERSIDE DAILY COMM. REAl,.E&•at• Tnllning. Ind;v. Soil cd, S<>-3331 64G-49tl8 838-5460 MECHAN'C NEW 962-5002 instruction. Pl'.!rsonal a~tn. Gener1I Services 6046 I' M--1 Saies or broker exam 2-3•1.:::.;:;c;;;.:::..;:.::...:.::.:c:....._:.:c; Equal Oppor. Employer Busy shop. Paid vacation, 940 Sq. l't. & UP ![SJ . wks. Aet1.demy 548-ll9'1. NEAT Typing on IBM Ex· insurance & unif orm s. Hamilto~1N9c7w0Iand Si. Lost ll'ld ,_.. PREGNANT? Thinking Abor· ecutive: Reasonable rates: * * Experience only apply, with f~~~~-~~~~~~Jji~~i!i!!!!~iiiii.l· ifti! tlon? l\.TIO\V All the facts Call Rick at 548-1782 own tools. CLIFF'S Atrro I~ first. Call LIFE LINE, 24 JO&R Cleaning Service A 1. REPAfR, 1747 Anahieo1 NE\V A1·1 1·100..2800 sq ft ~It & found 5300 hnl. ~·11·5522 Apartments for Re-Rent ccoun 1ng Ave. C. ~f. 642-3372 shop & offices 208 3 phai.;e 1 VIOLET, \VIOow, 55 al· __ 846-858::,:::.::-:o:l_.:o::.r_.:S<Wc;:_::<:::l9:._~ AYON tr' h · .1 1 FOUND: Orange eat, n1n I'.! 1 1 d job 11 B kk • p"1', ai ~·~ J.:lll ~ \\'earing blue co ll ar tractve Y.' g • \l/OUC 'TI.flNGS" by l\foosc. Gen'\ 00 eeptng nr SO fn\'Y, &16-1252. 6'14-2120 \V/stones & bell. Car Griev· like to meet sincere rr,an carpentry. repairs, plunl· 1\1•. J•orbes-Ownr. i~ 548--7281 5$-6.'j to date. 638-7661 bing. elect., 642-5613 NE\V INDUSTRIAL SPACE LOST male kitten, 4 mos. •PALM/c11rd reader * Hiluling 6051 Controller .... to $25K 20CM)-Xl()S :ale Street Part Siamese white Jong Ad/reduction 10831 Beach =c....-=-------IAccountant .... to 18K Soulh Santa i\na hair. Bak I'.! r ·Fa Irv i e v.• BL Stanton. 527-3400 •AlOVING AND HAULING• Jr. Accountants to 12K 1600 31~J;~ UP · ;,45-ti723 RETIRED E>.:cc, meet petite Local or distant BookkHpers $70()..$950 IJlG Ol'f'!CE 1 CALIF. AJ~l~tAL CONTROL lady, und~~~·701 963~52 Acctg Clerk . $500-$650 • u 11 urn lluntington Beach Shella-· · ... LOCAL moving & hauling TIMELESS Our new sophisticated, na- t i o na 11 y adve rt ised fragrance. \Vhat a good time to become an AVON REPRESENT ATIVE. Interested'? Call 540-700 11l!l/fW'n 1$. N. w p 0 " 113'11 Ed""n St. 5.11Hi5o"t •COSMETICS FACE LIFT• by •rudent. Lrg truck, rea;. Accountants Beach 646~. Back of Huntane Society Tt'ChniQues from V I t n n a Barry 531· 1235 Storage 4550 ANTh1AL ASSIST. LEAGUE 556-04b'9: 1003) 38.l-8329 Housecluning 6054 B AB Y SITTER-Reliable, 1;;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;;,;;;;:;.1 adopHon, spaying and ll.'EED to talk to someone! u 1 · • t d mature, 2 cltildren. 12 to MINI-WAREHOUSE ~~~"infB~u:;~ Call ~t;{f;t;,t:£Zl?2 lkOEULS1~'iilfr~EP~ n lml e ~1S.~1~on:ik:;i:i. ~~ Private, locked indiv1ciul'll Poodle, Grey, male DABLE GlRL. !1>1in. 4 AGENCY Ci\f. 645-t346 or 1:>2-1974. &loragl'.! unllS. Frorn Si:iO lri~h Scttl'.!r, red, female hours. $4 hr. 645-3024 after BABYSITTER needed, my CASHIERS Apply Dick Church« R"· laurant, 2698 Ne\vport Bl , cr.1 Are you at least 18 yrs old, ="""'~------bendable, neat in appear· COOKS, men or women. ance, enjoy working w/~ Bkfst e.xp. Top \\'ages. pie & outside in the tresh Apply in person. Caml\v's air? If so, we \\'ant to talk Ret.1aurant: Pico tut'n-otr; to you about being a cashier Sa.n Cleml'.!nle in one of our self serv. gas COOK. ex-per'd. Sunday!! on. stations. \Ve need l>f'veral ly. 3-UPP.1. Lo u s i an a full & p/Ume people im· Purchase. 24312 Del Pra<kl, mediately in Coi'!la Mesa & Dana Pt. 493-8811 aft 4pm. Hunt. Beech. F'or interview COOK: \Viii ll'ain. $326 nw call Barbara, (213) 925-0431. slat1. GI Bill + tuition CASHIERS -assistance. Call Ar my HOSTESSES Opportunities, 645-1163. Xlnt P•y & Fring• COOK, Broiler man ""'/e.'<p, Benefits Cook. short order days, dishv.•asher days, 545-3365 Experienced Preferred Apply In Person COUNTER Hel p wanted for AIRPORTER INN t?&~~i~. F/time. HOTEL SALES (Across From O.C. Airport) CULLIGAN CASHIER/ CHECKSTAND Hoon Tues, Wed. Thurs, 12 SOFT to 9Pltf. Sat &. SUn ~P1'I. ... ?-1$1 Dil.11t Corporation a lender in "Field Data f~ntry" has Immediate: openings ln our design drai- ting area, due to our rapid g1"01vth. \Ve nl'ed individuals in lhe following po1itions. DESIGN ORAFTSMAN l\lu~t haJ:.e a min. or a yeal'S' nper. in printed 1'ircuit ~a.. A .. ·orklug knov.'lcdge or P/C drawil\; packages, crl!'!l.!ing s i I k sc1-cen niasters, recognition of electronic parts & familiar wtl sided boards, S(;hematlcs & !ogles. DESIGN/DRAFTSMAN Alin. of 5 years board ex· J>l'.!r. in electro-mcchanienl field . titust be able to'"' do initial design layriut for detail pnrt11, f a n1 I I I .a r 'A'/!lchen1atics & <'hgineer· ing orders. P.tust have a (.'On1n1011 kno\\'lt."fige o f nonnal dralting prncliceii, cil'.!tailing shccl n1ctal parts .'1 for oioldcr or machine pat1S. CHECKER Ex.per. in ,.\ec- t:ro-n1echatllcal fi<'ld . Al least 7 yrs requred. 4 Years or \\1hich mu.st have been spent In P/C area. 2 Yenn1 ns a checker. lwTust ht'; familiar wfIC't, standerd oomponenl Bpaclng, line spacing & line wi d th . Helpful to have automatic board stuUing ·knowledge. If you're looklng for a career \V/f!. prorress.Jve 01·a11ge Count).'. based com· pany that offers x In' t benefits ..... PLEASE APPLY f.tonday thru Friday 8:30-llAM. Jn Person Or Contact MSI Data Cot jiOI al ion 335 Baker, Costa !tfcsa ( 714) 540-6600 Equal Oppor. E~pl~r m·f per mo. Atixcd Gennan Pt, tan/wht, [ I~ 12 100o/o FREE home, a.Items, your child ALLSPACE rcnialc -SeMctl and llJfplin l~EXP,:=,,' ~E~R~rEN=c~m=~~--d~b~le SANTA ANA ""'eicome. Ph eves. "'" 960-1970 ~fixed Poodle. grey. female . , '-""pen _ 3:i>S. "'"" M,,_ .. Tc~. blond, •-.--•· . 1lidy ~-1U-cleil.n"f001" home. S 1..,,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!•I -~ "••• ,~-R ~ ~, 2700 No. M ain I. 1-= Cocker, black. male ' or ap eason. WV""V"' · BABYSIT/CLEAN, 8: 3 0,- Experienced. KERM RIMA Hardware, Inc. 2£.66 Harbor Bl, C.:1\1. WATER I OOMESl'lOS ' ! Culligan \'later Conditioning I Part-Tlemc Work? LINK Mixed Aust Shep, trl. lemale Apellance Repai r 6004 HOUS~ORK. J a pa nesc (714) 547-7631 11: JO am \veekdays. STORAGE UNITS Gennfln Shep. blond, male -APPLIANCE REPAIR lady. Own transportation. Brookhurst & Adanis, H.B., CAS!UERS wanted, fu 11 /\ personrd, business, recrea· Shep Terr, 'A'hitc/brw/spots, Days. 645-03-15 ANAHE'M 963-1 713. • tiinc, 5 locations. tion11l stora:::c. from •0 • fcmall'.! \Vasbers-Dryers-Refrig. · BABYSIITER for 1·nrant l.farbor Bl, 0.1. ~ .;Kl Call Jack 548--043.'l JAPANESE lady would like 600 N E clid Jamboree l: San Oiegoi\11xed \Vr Terrier. wht/brw, to house clean. Needs • U Tues & Thur, 9 am lo 5 CLEANING LADY F'reeway. 1nale Babysitting 6008 transpo11ation, &L?-1587 Suite 280 Pn1, niy home. 644-8415 Exper. 5 Niles a y,:eek. 61'?11- Call 97!K1150. C0t:kapoo, blk/brv.', female -Open 9Ahf-2PA1 BYSm E 2·30AM Newport Bcb ofc CATS \WILL BABYS IT "'COUPLE Wish~s day \\'Ork. BA . R, pnrt lime, · · . DOUBLE ror garage R•for , ,. hair kitten, grey/wb• " good Md rehable. Refer· fCal Fed Bulldingl reliable, own trans, $1. per bldg. Steady work for relia. of Orange Co. is looking H 0 P.f Efl.1.AKERS/UPJOHN- for (2) Sales minded people urgently needl exper'd, to 'A'ork out of its Newport ./ Convaltscent Aides Beach office. Sales exper. ./ Substitute Mother1 helpiuL Xl~1·1 comn1iss~n. I Homemakers 1 & outstanding co. benefits · _ including insurance, paid I Housekeepers vacations & 1nany morr. Car ncces6 .' '}t(ofa req'd, Pay No Fees 71i2--0992 E slorage."'ASCaJI CJS al ...,.female ., days/weekl. $25. "'':..~n~k . <'nces 541-8108 (714) 991-35'00 hour. &ID.fiCtlO woman. 644-0606. tat J'I U68 Corona de ?>.tar 6T:>-o1.,., · s e, -· Sh hair dome-s:tic,-blaCk;'li-1 RESPO--NSffiLE Child ,;.-. Matonry 6070 B~Y.fil.TTER. ~!'!ll· '!ceded CLERICAL 2CAR GARAGE STORAGE Tabby, tri-coJor, male -...o:: 1:c:::.::='-----":.:..: Offices throughout-Mon·TI1urs 2·:> Fn 2·7 * K h DISHWASHER AND WORI< SPACE. Domestic sh batr, black, P.1 CM area. 1'1y home. Hot * * * * So. California 494-6324 after 6 pm eypunc & BUSBOY Contact F'red Sa .... ·yer Sept. 30 & Oct. 1. 2-4 pm Or-Phone For Appl. {7141 548-8996 * Gt'>-4373 * Tabby sh hair, tri, female lunches &:. 1m1.cks 646-3730 * $ · hai calico F WILL bab it day George Kontos Division of Bank ecretary Room 202 Yi'estclitt Bldg Apply Surt & Sirloin Rentals Wanted 4600 ~::;g::k ~ hai:.· 1orto~. F home. $20 ~y. Sees~ 2112 President Place Accountants Overload * Typ1'st Equ>l43al\Vestcli!f Or .. N.B. 5930 W. Coest H"'J· NB ·~ an.r 0 -· c t ... Secretary oppor. Employer ooNuT sHoP AM h111 \\',\J\'T 3 Brlnii or 2 bdrnt S}~ese. Seal Point. female • ~ , P<Uboa. os a m.sa * G I Offi · · 1 s · plus oceanfront apt or Kitten bl~ek •. female BAB\"SlTI'ER has fenced You are the winner of * * enera Ce Delivery & Stock F/ti1ne. No exp necess. Ap- hOt1S<". -JUple ""'ith ,. 1 n 1 3 domestic kittens, I male, 2 mini-farm, toys. playroom 2 rickets to the Typing & shorthand required * General Some day & night shifts. ply in person, Mr. Donut, references. Reasonable & fen~ale, brw/wht, grey/\\·ht. !or children. 645-6682. 2.5. Recreation Vehicle Can 'A'Ol'k into f/time.1 ;ill5ii.;,Eij.i;liiliithioSiiti;, iiCii-'iil.iiiiiiiiO( year around. Call eves or v.·h11e,. G & Boat Show ACCOUNTING UNITED Laborer Person y,1/retail liquor ex-11 Wttkends 83.'-i--0739 Sh hair domestic, black BABYStmN • dayii, n;iY at the per. would be prefd. See DRAITING . \V OJ.1 AN' EI ententry ~;nestic sh hair kitten, blk, ~7~Harbor Baker area. Ano1heim Stadium CALIFORNIA ~ ~rty~~ Hs;~d, 495EE. ~lh St, C.M. COMf.RT_. :ER teacht'r, non smoker, no Domestic sh hair blk, F C t 6015 October 2-6 BANK A.uignments Available LIV R MAN '!JI • pets. v.•11nls ful'n apL, &I. ASSORTED KITTENS arpen er Please call 642·5678, ext 333 TASK FORCE for early morning LA Times GRAP,ICS Isl , \V. Npt. or Cdt\t P~f. & PUPPIES REt\lODEL, ecld-on, gar to claim your tickets. Corporate Banking TEMPORARY SERVICF.S route. No experience. North yrly. Sharon. 54s-M18 . JJ'S GONE & 1.IY LITI'LE conversion cust & Ile\\' (North County toll free Many Tent(X)t"ary Group 123ri'1e.r:ca;~ro~vd· Cl\1. Gd pay. 546-1780 or " A 1 SMALL Ba.eh~lor npt. with GIRL IS SAD. JJ is ftil const. 25yrs exp draw plans. number is 54().122{)) Openings For 636-l-'5'&"4"'-=27::.·-~~-~~ OPER TOR yard _ & parking. CM area. extra, extra soft Calico, free C!lt, 645-3439 * * * * Expl'.!rienced Personnel 4667 MacArthur Blvd, 1052 DEL JV ER Y MAN. Al\1 1 "" • 0 72 ./Accounting Cl rks N 1 B h Ne'A·spaper route. No col- a'ftl""'I female cat, about a year DO it your scU & save. \\'ILWAP.1S & S 0 NS, ewpor eac ./Bookkeepers lecting. must have car. $250 1 PERSON wants t hr apt. old. Last 8ef"fl wearing a any job big or sntall. I Mai.onry Lie. no 283046. CLERICAL mo+ 962-4633. l or 2 blks to bch. CdM. pink collar with flea tag, will guide you or do any Brick, block & sto n e Please Call Contact Rod Dunagan CLERKS&. l:~N!ov~.~1'~1~. ~675-~3~11~8~~~~1 on East lSth St, Ot. It part. Call for info. 53&-1648 ~58&-<3:::_:::.cll:...,~-...,...~--Aleta Frederick 1.tgr. 556-43SO DENTAL ASS I ST/\ N T , you have seen her PLEASE REJ\tODELING, Pat ,. o', Brl•k, Block & Stone 714 /835-41 OJ TYPISTS dependable, 'ha' p' ex· en!! 548--9443 "' We need you now tor immed. perienced as receptionist- ! I [i D@cks, Room Additions, 64.1-8266 An Equal Opportunity jobs. Call us today!· No Fee assistant. Take charge of ~nwlll • LOST POPCORNnd. M a I e Cabinets. 673-ll66 Mr Ryan P intinn/Pa-ri-6073 An equal oppor. employer Entployer busy family oriented pr11c-l'-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii/I altered blk. a white FENCES & GATES 1;;;"i;ii;iiii;~"iiii~.-~~"ii;"~ii I ti ce. 962-2471 11 Angora ~at. Name popoorn. VE BUILD&: REPAIR Accounts Payable BAYFRONT bachelor. Enjoy 1( ""'07.-'='~~--.,,..= B I ,..__, ~s F1ea collar v.<ith tag: Call \ all year Adul1' No pe'" ·y!J o ENT AL re c eplionist, L;;_u;..•=ne;;..•"•---'-'Y,...."'-'----"I htary Shultz. 675-8397. 211 '* 548-7637 * CUSTOM PAINTING Temporary · • ~. llJ J111hr.t... LagUna Beach, enthusiastic, r 41st St. N:B. Or call P.1rs. CARPENTRY -PAINTING Irvine lodus. Complt"X s225. 926 E. Balboa. GTh-45.33 mature. dependable, ex- \Vilbur Smith 0~7990..1704 RENODEL & REPAIR ~~~~R ~~~~ 9Sja1t~ FOR C01t1PLETE DETAILS Beauty Operator rfir . h9o• $1191 perienccd preferred, •1 day So. Bayfront Balboa lslan<I. $7.00/hr. &tS-3079 Bonded. Liability Im. Free Call Carol 833-9145 Newly dcmrated 1nodern 1-.hJan \\'eek, 494-3538 ?-.tlss out on HANDSOM~ REWARD. C•-'-t Service 6016 Color Co 0 s u It in g & Personnel Resources i;hop. Take O\'er following. OThlAL RECEPI'IONIST, Fun $20 RE\VARD for Return of .:;:c.'!l::. "":...:.:.;.;.::;:;_ _ _;.;_:.:I Estimates. Low Competitive 1007c Free Temporal'y :-l~a. a.t8-S212 Eves. at least 1 yr exper. in all $MONEI$ . REX. Lg gray eat w/blk JOHN'S Cati>Ct & Uppolstery Prices. 642-{i(XE. ll51 Dove St, no ll2, Newport I ,;:;:..,::=~=-...,.-~~-I CLERK, pemtanent 24-30 hr. phases of deGdntal mgm1_ I. " --S01~Abysirmlan; -Drl--Shampoo;-(Soil--Re-EAUTY OPR needed. week._ Pleasant v.-orking Salary open. bene tts. flnd out about Lo6t end of Aug nr. Tustin tardants. Degreasers & ASSEMBLERS 8 p, t:Bgiiiia acn.-sroo per cooa. cooaoenems:-"Applf Some·Set!s.-lt-S.-~ f0NG & 16th St. NB. Wearing all color brighteners &: 10 PAINTING & repair, 35yrs ' wk guarn. 494-272(1. in person Qllly. The Pot\ecy DENTAL RECEPTIONtS'T The new sensational Oe~ collar. Please call minute b1!:!ach for White 'A"Orlanans)\ip guar. TaJ<e BOAT Service, Carpenters SM.ck 1212 s. Coast Rwy, Lag. Hills. El Toro area, Bralntlng!Jng Ellie. 646-£555, carpets. Save your money advantage ot . my exp. Mechanical & e 1 e ctr i ca I mechanics, painters, exp, Laguna Beach exp'd., sal. open. ,Game or Concentration roUND: Dog. fema)e. EX-b)'. saving me e;ictra trips.1_,S36-:::.,'!tl56:.::c· =o-~-~~--assemblers n e c d.e d in1-wanted for new Co. based oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'-iiiiiiiiiiO SJl>.1130 $20,000 TR.EMELY loving. Cock·8.· \\'1!1 clean llvtngi:: rm., dining p A p ER H·A NGIN G & n1edlately. Soldering cx11er. in Nev.')'.IOrl Beach, Send COMPUTER )ENT AL Assis\8111, chairsd, Annually poo type. Honey colored. rm .. & hall $la. Any rm. paintin11 21 yrs HRrbor helpful. l'cplies ..to Clasaified ad No. 6 nX>'s exp<!r. Benefits. with $570. cash lnvestn1ent Harbor View homes area. , S~.50, couch SlO. Chair $5. area. Refs. turn. no. 183281, Ca.II For Appl. 200, c/o Daily Pilot P.O. Sa l.f e S.iG-l:HO And yoo1: Rtrong credlt. • &l4-TI87 . la '}'I'S exhodp, Is what counts 642-2356 lndusllial Relallons Box 1560 Costa Mesa, Ca TEST Sonie I, .. OOUB'J'l'UL" M-" u 8 not 1net . I do work ="=~~~~~-~ 92626 rrO~e it11<U\e FOUNra: on Sunday · ni)iself. Good ref. s.1'!-0101. CUSTOM Low Cost Painting, I-'""=""=~=~==,--DEPOSIT A ard 67>-90'JD · a .. ,,.,, .... , gate "' Co."' S:rEAM CLEANING Inc or Exl. Top Quality (714) 494-9401 BOAT BUILDERS TECHN1c1•Ns CJ.Ill 1\11' H~ Hv.')' & Dover -Long Beil.ch 1 · Materia1s. Call Lyle 642-1569 Exper. assembly &: mill It UNIVEST CAPITAL lie. Small male ml'ed Tor-Have It Done Right! Home~ or 646-8319 TELONIC workel'S n • • d • d for CHECK WEEKLY!. ENTEllPRISES rite 54S-71l£ <o>.f!U);ie<<;!•C.· c9a11~646-4!i4\l~!!'.'J!......,=,IP;;iRii<of.Ff;;;;j.;.;,::-;;00;;;;;.-;;;o;.:k. IND UST. RIE$ flbergfa"' boat co. Apply To te81 & ll'Oubf"boot la~ ~C II ' 6011 . pw.nter, nest wor . . .. ~ e BOOK ... fHOP e FOUND: Pair of e i r 1 s ";;;e;;•"ll;;;';;;;;;,;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;;;;i Reas, 1 n t _ext, free m person. scale computer assernblies, p k Owners planll cha:nged. t.fust glasses, v.-e:re rlm5. Vic. • estimate. Ref'-548-2759, h Clipper Marine Corp. Wtits · & systems. Requires Into Your OC et 1 e 1 \ Bal b &A 1 s land Ender Sc~, near Banning, ACOUSTIC CEILINGS , _,.,&12~·,;39co;l3;;..--......,~-......,-L•gun1 Beac 1919 E. Occidental, S.A. completion of electronic IJookm'IP. 17 Y~m In same H.B. 962-5202 BY CALOUSTICS ,.*W II H -.&.... Equal Oppor. E1nploycr BOAT OPERATOR \Y t 11 technician cuntculum on ll Openlhgl For loceUon, Good trarlie 1r: FOUND: Corner f\fegnoila ,, , • paptir •"SI•· "' l :=:::~:=::::==:~~z:= I train. $326 mo start. GI college level or equivalent · s.~able Jco5e. Slalcr, PUre Bred 'female APPLIED. PAINTED C. Rebko , 646-2449 BUI + tulllon assistance. mllltal')' training. • Clerk Typists NELDA GIBSON. Realtor Labrador Rctri.-. Calf ..ifi:~fill~ES * l<l';f/ DISCOUNT • ASSEMBLER ea~ .. ~. \)' Opporlllnlt~, A~licants May • Secretaries ~714\ 675--28M 968-4166 FREE GL-R Wallpap(!ring & Palnllng . &1~.uw A I p 1 -~;.:.:::'-""::::;="---I""'~~;.:;-.-:::.:;-::=-;:;:: "·~ ,....., Est. ean 536-0548 TRAINEES Y " el"'n • A mbly P ina Parlour FND' ~~ wht, male. Nr. IS 00' WITH TIUS 1tD BOOKKEEPER F /C SSe GrlOM Yr Carls Jr,, untvendty Pnrk 64S..9llO PAINTING Int.~ Ext, Applylnpenon For bu$Y exec. personal Between8:30&l1Ai\t Trainees Shopping Ctr. Call Sue Acoustic ceWngs. Free Est. record! /ti 2-3 d Or Call Magnetic Slgn1/Natl 552-TaOO., · •WllJ..ARD Painting, Nl'.!w Call Jock 8l5-<l600 8.A. VOLT p,1ultiplC ~t ~{ books a~~ (7J4) 581·3232 (Q\'er 18) Refrl9 • Salat/Sarvice FOUND _ Larg• loval>lo at:<1U1t1co f .. u. ttpalrs & Platter/Repair 60n Temporary S.rvlcH eluding payroll. AIR. A/P, BURROUGHS • Laborers Liquor Store $61,500. Siame!§C ml'(. Male. ,Vf,J1he drywall, No 2811)38. 642-6775 ~ PATOt Pt.,.\grERING 38-13 ~mous Drive GIL lhru T.B. Slllacy eom- HOLLAND BUSINESS """'· >1ea collit:. l'o\'d R.il., C n!/Con ~ 6019 f<HlU l m•nllurt1l• w/expor. Send CORPORATION ln....:m 645 _4110 SALES~ NB. 675-0U4 an tr'5 ,pm. em• ere,., All typer, tree tsUmattr (Across tromO.C. Alrpol1. re11ume .,.., rers to P. o. , .... , Call 54IMJ82!j li-1aJor Medlca1 Pion "·1°" Ne <port Bea • C • p I S • A SPF.ClAL KIND OF Found -Afghan CEMENT & Block Work Now Avallable 9i6\ " c,. a 25725 Jero1umo Rood ersonne erv1ce RESl'AUltANT !4G-ll712 Walls, patloo. •idcwalb Plumbl"9 6078 Mlulon Vlefo, C1llf, 17511 lrvlno Blvd. Newpot'I. etnch prlme lont• LOST, PEh.iNGESE. aren. at etc. By hr.. or Job. ~15 L-:R.-OTIS PL Uflf BI NC \Ve have.a complc~Je. onckage A DAB OP' ~OL~_M 9267$ # 115 Tustin tlon. SntnU. ch arm Ing, l6th & lMnc sable color CUSI'OP.l CE?>.fEN'I' \YORK Remocll'.!ll & Re:P8lrs. \Valer of cmployoo btJ'~lllJI<. \Ve -JEl:J..Y pnbed f"f'--131-$460 ru~tlc. Ampll'.! ptu•klnJi. tlecr Mill MS-893(1, • PATIOS. DRIVES, \VALKS he&te.s, dbposflls, fumaces, pay top v.•ugcs. All olflce thttads of tlngemail pollah EquD.I Opportunity "lnvcatora" DON'T If you are interest- ed in an exciting new concept f o r the development of large scale comput- ers, and have taken courses in dre.fting and/or electronics, or have experience in electronic sym- bol 1 chem at i c drafting, you may a pply In porson be- tween 8 :30 and 11 a.m . or c1ll1 111•i s91:32fi BURROUGHS CORPORATION 25725 Jeronimo' Road M i1sion Viejo, Calif. 92675 Equal Opportunll,y Employer 1.1/F ~=I ELECTRO MECH. DRAFTSMAN Ell.'Clronic com.popent mtg. haA lmmed openifv for an • indh'. \vlmln. S yrs "~· ,,'Ol'king w/clolc tolenuteeti. AJ.~\~m~t will Include erf'lllkln of detail PflJ't d"''b'S: Preparation 1of dctalJ. eel a.(s'y. dv.'¥1-;or n)(g, ECCO's to up-Uat ~m~ dfsigns. DUNC~N, ELEClllDNICS & wlne llcenM. $55,000. Cole e. . ' Cnll Don 6'12--8.~14 d!Uiwashni 64U26.1 ltt/C &: & Industrial skills are and 51:lue bottle• wUI keep tniployer M/F Equal Oppor. Emplo)'er of Newport Rca\toni. LOST' m:lle kll1tn, Part Sf: needed. lhe lids from Aticlring. ~ 675-5511 nmesc \\'hito long h•lr. Bak· Concrete or nnek walks, BIA COtnplcle Pluntblng Equal Oppor. Em11loycr ft Dally P\Jot Cl.u&lfitd Ad coNVEN1·10N l.fOSTESS~ DOCTORS ASSISTANT I BICYCLE BUSINESS er-Fairview.'545-6723. v.•11111, riot Y.'Ork. can for 1,cS.::;"';,l:;co~U;;c;;·,;2126~9-l"""";;;;;d • ............................... ~1 10 bu)', sell ar rent A ttraetlve-outgOIJl& You~la<\Y l\8•28) IQ y,'Ofk 2865 FAIRVIEW RD. eallmate 644-0087. 1lRAYS PLUMll!NG SERVICE 90m-h1'"" -nalfty 1~ tnt·~-.. I I COSTA MESA AVAlt.A.BLE .complete Buy 11. new '14? Your <Hdtr "Maki'! Room ~·or Daddy'' "'' ·•· r-•-'<.11 u ...... u tors"'' st e nt de&Jertrhl.p In )'PUr nrcR.. No. modl'.!I <:lU' IJ ln b1g demand SPF..ctALTY, co!\CJ't!l& I: Repalr.tnstn.UaUons .•. clean out lhr JtllrA.{i:e SclUng anything with 1l D1Uy . cell Judy at 673-7163 rccept. in bcaltb spa. No (Cor11er Fatrfttw a Adami• t re.trd Bk:Jt\f!, ltigh In-..• • Scll tt fls\ with Iii Gtn~ home rtp111Jn. ii hr. M!rvl1,."e MS-416.~ .•• tum thflt junk Into et1sh Pilot Cli.\Mlf1ed Ad ls • 1 llaw. 11t1methl!1c )'DU ~'tlint to expcr. nectss. \Ye tniln )'OU. ~t L'Clm,. Call Mr. Lake (.tl5) Dail)' Pilot OU$lfled Ad i 642--076:1 ,. Tbe W:tt t drsw ln the West. with it DRiiy ~~ CIN181Ued fllmple nlalttr • · . Ju.t ~UT Ou1Uled 141 do U ~p)Jf in ~attn or eye• 1 ,,,.l:qWll ...... Oppor .. ,.., ... ~ ....... ~j 337-ll>I 64M618. CLASS SELLS _ ~ ••• a Dally Pilot Clwllled ad. Call ~ c-11 &12-li6'81 .,,u -call NOW SG-Om. I _:.::1:.2 .::ll:;aic::'bo:::r...:B:.l'"'d"-, :::;C1':.1_ " I .l • . . . "' . . ' • ,JQ DAILY PILOT () 5,., • .,, ltp.,mW 29, 1974 H1lp W1nlod, M&F 7100 H•lp Wantld, MiF 7100 H1lp W1nlod, M&F 71001 H1lp Wonted, M&F '100 RF.AL ESTATE SALES SA' ~s llj;,•~p~W~·~n~t ~· ;;;;::;7;;;1;;;00; / ~H=e=lp:W:e:n:tod=,:M:•:F:7:1:00 Ho p Wentld, M&F 7100 Help W1ntld, M&P 7100 Help Wentid, M&F 7100 I ~mes FACTORY ?..!.~~~.!~~ d.,. INSPECTOR LEASING OPPORTUNITY I ~ SECRETARY You have ~ur ... ,. prlvale TELEPHONE. Irvine Complex : ) Challenge! TRAINEES m_;;t-ear ...... -,,,.p, ..... REPRESENTATIVE desk and phOne. Same loca· St.artl At $625 uon 11 Yffn. New or tx· If Yot.1 are capabe ol cam· Your ~w pot.ltlon will be perienced licel'lltd r ea I Ing S300 + weekly, hard ln truly lovcl.y ottlce1 ~ffd e1tate a:aletpeople welcome! wot:ldng, & looking lor a sharp capable A Mat\ll't! 1 GRAVEYARD Shift mid· Mln. 6 rno·1 txper. 1n Jn. Ha\'e fll'lancln&: for )'Ol.U' po&J.tlon which 0Uer1 com. , ' 1~ lki1ll. • Mies. Call for 1ntervlew. pany benefits. Juture, x1J1t ~;eye:pfuycr J>aYI our tee. Opportu '1 ' night to 8 AM 3 Opminp. Process. All electronic 1.n-•,· DI Y• I Nive 50 inunedh:1.te open· Jac:k ln the Box. .12($ Baker spectlon. Muat know color P/time leutne rtp. need-~ for 1~1 & 1nd 11bilts. SL, C.otta Mesa. code'. b 1 u e pr Int 1, ed. for attractive apt oom- t Pro • Pltld vacations. GRILL COOK 11ehcmaties. Xln't co . 111ex in Newport Beach to !~ gress1ve TE1'1~~~~"'0:iifv1C£S P/Ume needed lmmcd. Call ~:a~~ 1:1e~e~ ~o~~ ==c:ts~l~ll!id~ W.E. Lachen.myn Realtor wor~1 condltkms & job CAROL 83.Wl4.'.i 1860 Newport Blvd .. C.M. stability, please call I R Th • k' I 12344 llarbor Blvd 581-3232 ext 2148. Mission Chrlstmu wk oU w/pay. mu!t be willhlg to work l In Ing Garden Grove Viejo. Group ""· '""" day ot weekends & .... adaptable 646-3928 "' Eve1: m-45n NATIONAL Porsonne .... , ... . Agency: ll51 Dove Sl :~· • &36-1052 JlAIRDRESSERS Asst. need· hire. Many more. \ schedule. 1 Year publlc con-Lach en my er OFFICE SUPPLIES Sult• Jl2, Newport Beach ~'ree, 1'"'e~ & ·remporary l:z::r===:r=:==:r==z ed. Ken Templeton'•, Documentor tact exper. necess.. alonl NEWPORT ~:!~1i 1,:~{sr~o ~J,~~~[.FACTORY WOlK!_RS ...... H ... Eii~'"'~"1 w"""'7"'"'N'"~"e"o ... •I Division ;'~~;::ce Ne:;,:~";:~~·:~~10 ;t>uc to our rapid "'°wth Addrou09roph "THE IRVINE CO. R>lAL ESfATE BROKERS ·,~~'... ~·v~.'.'"~.',""ow1'" .. "·. open· 4 Day Wort Week L•r9e Company Multlpraph 644.3389, 9im·Noon NEW FACTORY "LI c." Ind-at, com· ..... -'lot u11e ..,, 40 H E•pondi'ng 2921 S. Daimler, S.A. Equal Oppor. EmplQYer Branch outlets just openlng me11darclal, realdentlaJ: con· ~ Day or nile s/UJa LEGAL SEC'Y fl.fgmt Trne $185 wk 1.mall brokerage bus.lness Re.1/tor 997·4521 or 532·2-132 SALES ADVERTISING SALES SECRETARY J oin this l:?'Owin&: co. I: Id· vancel Lots of phone v."Ork & variety kecpl boredom 11.wuyl Jason Best Agency 17100 Brookhurst, Jo"'. Vl)'. 't ENGINEERING • rs li~Eq::u~al~Oppoii!:r~. ~Emi:p:loy~tt~ I ::1~~~~~~~ I In area needs tbe fotJowtni:: "' te ~ lndcpendeot or TECH AIDES Apply 1n Person NOW HIRING lfpnz 1riszno 1t'szn 4 Servmen C2> S3 hr into a growing, Irvine-based Calling o.n estab'I retail ae·. , p erm u n c , t v.wk in N .B. areL Min. 2 yrs exper. Salesmen Open Broker a g&-Development counts in L.A. & Orange Suite 213' ~ urt have rttent ex-I 00-9440 ~f 25 arr!cd Finn. Prestige aftices with Co's, Commissions paid dal· l ..,'!""l"~~'"'~'"''"'"I Sult• nt>rience R&O, digiraJ logic Edler Industries, Inc. manufacturing, distribut 11.g ovr · m • car. i ·entity. Associated Broker ly. Co. benefits for key ~-enjoy a challenge. 210l Dove, Ney,.·port Beach & installation. Noexperic~ LOAN CLERK All benefi4tsft~11U:i:: positions. or Brolrer-Salesman Rela· personnel. Room immed. Sec'y, Sales Asst. ' Equal Oppor. Employer necessary d~ to excellent ~'l'l<'Y Savings & Loan hall t --~~-~--~----1 tionshlps available. \Yrite for management. Ask for Very sharp, malure youna FLECTRONIC TECHS ~::::ing1~~:;. for men & opening in Its Hunt. Bch NURSE/COMPANION Brokers, P.O. Box 15107 P.lr. Peny. Cn4l Tl'4-3Ul :~~1~7ecrrl~7~+abll\~1~ •Strong digital hac:kgroulld Front Desk Clerk office. Prefer llOme exper. \\:ould you be interested In Santa Ana, Ca. 9'l705. edit &lot· "Tile letters. ~.-elated technical ac:hool· ExJ)('r'd. NCR OX> & PBX. TOP WAGES 1n real est.ate loan pro. living in a nice home, help-R.E. Sell 20 aero retreat SALESGIRL Figure aptitude &: xln'I w/ ,required plus 1 or mOlt' Apply Ben Brown's l\totor cessing. Contact M r•. ing nice people, eamlng property between L A & people. Journalism o r rs recent experience. Jln!el, 31106 Coa!:it Hwy, So. For !\lore lnlonnatlon Call. Brehm l\t 963-33n for from $500-$00) per mo. & San Diego. Experienced or F'ull·Time lor fabric shop. English major w/hvy otc Laguna. (714) 89&-3541 further lnfonnatlon. Equal have benefits! 11 this ln-y 0 u n g, ambit l 0 us, Apply Jn Person background who 11k e 1 I. TECHNICIANS !"UN J b I •-• Call Mon & T"•• Only '"'"NE PER50NNEl Oppor. Employer. terest:s you & YOl.I have good motivated. Leads. Un-pressure & hard work will o, p11rl tmc: . .:x:il -15'.VI l ~~~~~~~~~~I refs, then Please Call r 'led in C. Abbott's Fabr•'cs :~torner .ervic:e depot. Playhou~ Toys. (Pany CCD\/V"'CC*:ArCh.lf"'V I· HOMEMAKERS/UPJOHN lmt come & future. flnd Xln't future w/saJJboat :::i,}t.1 have 8 rnln. of 1 year Plan) Car necess. can HELP WANTED, pcnn. p/t JMVl\..L.J ~.......,• LVN, $33 per shilt. 7S2 _ c71~U ,J~r151appt. 11r Sharpe, 2610 E. Coast Hwy n11U1ur. 642-3642. ~ as test technl· GJ:idys 1J3n..2107 or 581--0547. 1 t Id al t NURSES Aide, F/ttme. """77"' ...,,_ '\ Corona del Mar :cl'." w/digllnl expcrie ce emfu or:nen . c: or F/C Bookkeepers to $950 2055 Tburin, CM 642-3505 NU R S E S A ID ES & """iiti;m00~~-1~~~:.::.:.:::..,..~ I you•re interest: ~ *GARDENER* ~~~™ slud~~~·AA~.v~jy P~Y~~~'fxpe~: $18K MACHINISTS ~P~.rl~S.~. M~~nv8aermde· RECEPTIONIST SALES 1:~f~~ta,l{J;~~~ Be Yo'.:r own boss! Part or wages. Inside w o rk . Sccretary/Bkkpr, Sn,.niJh ._ Sh VARIOUS ASSIGN MENTS 1 u~:S: progressive co. f/lime. Your own area. 636-7891. ~Z!58. EDP Helpful ,_.t~ S900 AEROSPACE CoCMnv. Hosp, 661 Center St, . arp ~uys or Gals 1't>R COMPLETE DETAIL.5 1 l·llgh Income. Guaranteed HOSTESS. P/TWIE Legal t"a.....·/Probe.te to 1150 \V~I '"'1n ~eking receptionist Looking for a. perm. f/Ume Call Carol 83~9145 "-~ E -~ LATHE-H d'-C o " m · :.! yrs c:xper. l\fll.St position in bouti"'•e &a.IC'~ .-1'fodern Facilities .... 1stomers, arn Now. Pay Breakfast thru Lunch Bkkrpr/Mort Bankingto $700 ar "Of;,. H FFICE be able to y.·ork y.•/thc l\lust be~ expcr'ci'" in hlg1; Personnel Resources •Basie Major hfedlca1 Later. BLUE OOLPHIN Reeept/Secretaey to $650 LATHE, TURRET-\V le S COMBINATION public, have p I ea s ant fashion mens sportswear & 100~ Free Temponiry •:JO Days Yr Paid Vac 534-7187 or 534.3144 3.Xi5 Via Lido. N.B. R.ecept/Ute type $5.50 MIT.J..-.Bridgeport POSITION appearance & telephone looking for a p 0 sit 1 on 1151 Dove St. no 112, NC\\·port ••U PaJd Holidays HOSTESS/CASHIER M.ediCal Bek Ofc to $500+ Day shiJt-very top wages for Irvine Complex pet'sodl1~1lty."'60cd w.p.tn. typ. \.\'/roon1 to grow wian ex· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i-tlnc~M:i~»s shut GARMENT CUTTER No e:<per. neccss. Apply in High Fash Sales $2.5() hr+ veCA.l.QcRAULICS Says Up Tb $600 mg, verallJ ~utles. Ex· pandlng business. U you 're • 0 ___ ,, __ F IU for Wetsuit manufacturer. person anyday 12--3. 488,E. 17th St. (at Irvine) Cr-.1 Type le some bookkeeping ceUent co. bene.ijt:!I', e~per'd & need a gre I job iww.o;:otuJV1• •c ties Prefer experience or will Cisco's Restaurant Suite 224 642-1470 CORP. for exclUng int'l firm. Need THE IRVINE CO. Call 1011 appt. a · PLEASE APPLY rrupp;y· fl8.~.mhr.to' 12d•y....,,wk. So. Coatt Village, S.A. Vs" 1f.ost 1/Jst t 557--4321 ty1ping11or 50 & ~meCallknoW'l Eq644.313890ppo, 9am-E Noo1 n THE LOOK 644.6500 b.londay thru Friday .. l-10~.... I ~====-~7.--=-~-o gen aa:xiunung. for ua r. mpoyer SALES TRNE 8:~UAM. ln Person 837 \V 18th St. CM. .,.~. w a tr e 11 s & JANITORS, part time eves li1ACHINEST ''A'', Bridge· complete details. Or Contact counter help. Full o r openings In Santa Ana' port fl.1 UL Mmt have own CAROL, 833-9145 $800+++ Gen. Ofc/Temporary K''i:ne. tc.oa~7955con: Orange & Fullerton. Good tools, small Cb. with large Personnel Resources RECEPTIONIST Degree, no exp. neces.s. ' MSI lrvlne lndu,. Complex ~aw-an· · · opportunity for perm. part Co. Benefits & overtimeo Agency: llSl Dove St TRAINEE ** $U5 Top NationaJ Finn i ' Type 40+? Lite 10 Key! st Plaza Mall. time employment Apply al Lar k Engineering ffi4) Suite 112, Newpon Beach Put your bright smile to WESTCLIFF r. VARIOUS ASSIGNMENTS HOUSEKEEPER, p e r m., JTI82 Armstrong Ave SA bet 642·92C6 1.1.'ork at Uils front desk! Personnel Agency ata Corporarion FOR COP.fPLETE DETAll.S Jive-in , for convalesclna " & 5:30Pl\I. Phone ~7813 "MA=~,N~T=E=N~A~N~C~E~MA~-N PART-TIME Type 40, 81\S\.\'er phones & {l\fark m Center} Call Carol IJ3..9145 elderly handicapped man, in Experienced In el-trtcat, look good. 1651 E. Edinger, S.A. 335 Baker, Costa ?-.lesa lovely waterfront home. JEAN MARIE ~ BE'ITY, •00 9145 5'12-<8.16 ' '(714) 540-6600 Po,.,.nnol Re'°""'" Food, prtvatc rm, bath, gar pl umbing. c"""ntry & P -100'70 I<'ree Temporary provided. A c h ee rful , related restaurant equip-SECRETARY ersonnel Resources SALES PERSON f ual Oppor, Employer mm.'i I ill5liiiiilloviiiiiiieiist .......... 112 ....... Newpo ....... rt healthy, good manager will BODY BOUTIQUE ment. Agency: ll51 Dov. St $1511-$300 wk, mg mt op -have ti:t:1 to spare. Drive, JOLLY ROGER, INC. Swte ll2, Newport Beach lfomc ot-..r Sale,. IVIU I l U 11042 Gul Outstanding opportunity for • "~ GENERAL re 's. . mo. Mrs. Ba ey, ette, Irvine blgbschool grad w/xln't RECEPTIONIST with lite Traill. Prefer over 25, Inventory Clerk1 12'131 498-2'Zl0 NOW INTERVIEWING FOR: MAINTENANCE MAN skills. Sh 120, typing 70. bookkeeping skills. accurate !\tarried & Car. i CTRONlCS 3 o HOUSEKEEPER Full time, Emphasis on boat To i'Uk p/time. Must be with figures &: typing. Ml.I.St Electrolux Division ays. \Ve need you now. Westminster Mall have exceptional telephone Mr. MacDonald 494-1064 WAVE Irvlne at_'ea. Call tOday! Mature, dependable for W I & dock carpentry. \Vrite well groomed & h ave bi 11 t C ti restaurant. 4 Hn dally_ 6 , estm nster Classified Ad No. 252, Daily pleasant personality. XLn't a Y onstruc on ex· Consolidaled foods Corp * SEC'Y, EXEC • Editorial & salu office. Educational audlovtsual co. Lyceum Production. Inc. P. O. Box 1226, Laguna Beach, Ca. 92652. - 49-1-074? SECREf,\RY, 1 girl offlct', agency exp nee, S/l-f·typlng 9-5, No Sais. Salar y $600-$800 per mo com· n1c:nsuratc: 11•\lh exp. Send rcsun1c to King Insurance Co. 4600 Campus Dr, Sulle 3. NB, 92660, Unqualified ~eed not apply SECURITY OFFICER I SOLDER MACHINE 1i day wk. PIO per mo. Apply • Pilot, P. O. Box 1560, Costa working conditions. l:f~~!C: 9 P:~e&ed12 ~~I SECRETARY • .t:.;J Roo m 211, 505 30th St Bal /Assistant Manager s 1'-1esa, ca 92626 Call OrT~T1heResume ~7454 . PRODUCTION 1 / OPERATOR YJJ.J. 1lGDll'-t Dr. Penln, N.B. • JReceptlonist1 IRVINE COMPANY r.rature person w/ntln 5 ~ • ...... llJ.IM HOUSEKEEPING. li te, + /'Service Counselors MANAGER RECORDS CLERK office exper. Production Opportunity for public: rela· lions ctt'. l\Ulltary or law e n f orcen1ent background neccss. R.eqUL"eS 1 Yta.r experience In . ;;:~;;;;;;;~~ !loading and unIOlldlng wave :-older machlnea. A-lust have jli;nowledge of soldering ma· !f!tials ... ot the ......... ;ment for ttllable eoldering. .Required to operate a :<legreaser and have a v.'Ork· :tng. knowl~e ~ the tunc-,ftOtis Of ttie degZoeaaer. MURI :be a qualltl.ed electronic a• flmlbler. txCELLEN'J' GROWTH OP· IPoRTUNJTY WITH SMALL f'="PANDn:iG a>MPANY. 't PHONE: r. 5011 (7141 13).9513 , 7:30 1m to 4 :00 pm ' IQR APR:.Y IN PERSON" I ·-' ; IRVINE ' ELECTRONICS ' I; ' 2700 DuPont Drive !<Vine, Calli. 92664 An Equal Opportunlty I E mplo)'er I' ' •. " RECTRONIC • GENERAL OFFICE Want variety? This is the pl ace! Need lite typing & ability to do more than 1 thing at a time. J ason Be_st Agency 17400 Brookhurst, F. V\y Suite 213 96.1-£775 care o! dom. animals, exp. \Vork In An Elegant S50 Newport Ctr Dr sec'y tor construction co. nee. in care of horses:, Atmosphere In A Reward· TRAINEES Newport Beach l\Iust be familiar y,.•ith Apply in Per90nnel Dept. ~'londay thn.t Friday 9-ll am. live-in, ref'&. P.O. Box 1404. ing Position That otters C1 92663 POLICE DEPT. ischeduling & collating pro- NB. 92fi63 OialJenge. >..1n't Pay & Attn: L. Currier riu c1ion data. Must ha\"e PACIFIC MUTUAL iOO Ne\\·port Cenler Dr., N.B. an equal opportwllty emply. H o us EKE EPER/Chlld Career Opponunity. !\fl.I.St Full & p/tlme (714) 644--3389 Starting Salary $553 Mo re1J11.bl~ transp. & lh•e care. Ma tu~ p e r s 0 n. Enjoy Working \Vith Women, I nter v I e w l n g Now for locally. Xln·r bf>nefits. Ap. l\tission Viejo. P/t Penn. Be Trim &: EnthusiMtic. Pos1tions in Orange Co. 9AM Til Noon Perlorm clerlcnl d u t I es ply in person only Betv.'een 4-7PM daily. Lee, 66-7881. \Ve Prefer Age Over 35. Must be over 21. bondable & Equal Oppor. Employer relating to police re<:or'dA. 5 It. 6 Pl.-1 evenings !\Ion Sr. Architectural Exper. Jn Sales Or in good physical oond. Have Type 60 y,.·,p.m. 24 Hour thru F'rlday. No Phone Public Relations Helpful, car &. telephone. Go to Tic PBX Answering Service a day position. Requires Calls. 1409 E. W&ml'r. Sanla Draftsman y,.•lth shop dt">tailing of c·nbinetry & interior decor to supervlM! shop detailing depl. Alfred M. Gordon Designs. lnc. 250 Fischer, Costa ?-ile~a. 54()..2S60. But Not Necessary Toe Market nearest )'OU or P/time days or ev~s. Exper. working various ahilts. Ap-1~Aruiii-,_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I <We Train YOlll tl'lephone our offices. . • pref'd. EOE. 540-1962 ply City Hnll, Sil> Foresti• Call (ll 687·1no (7l4) 835-?4l? Ave, l..o.$nlna Be ac h. Sec'y Jr. $590/$640 I For lnlormatlon PLANNER 4"<-ll24. Ftnal fifing date F,..... So. S.A. Mfgr TIC TOC SYSTEMS Oct. !5th. Work tor marl control mgr Sh + gd typing. Strong Equal Oppor. Employer SCHEDULER RESTAURANT HELP •table ro. w/xln'I hen" Saddleback CoUee Shop in (its. Aboyt 2 yrs exper. lillsslon Viejo needs a Free/AIM F'~ Jobs waitress for Sun nl.te from Angus Gordon Personnel SERVICE Sta. Lube ~fan. J\.farried over 25. Exper. f/time days. Xln't pay. Call for appt. 64~1532. Arco 19th _& Ncy.•port, 0 1 MANAGEMENT TRAINEE P aya $521 To Start Bright, aggressive person who is looking tor a place \\tlere they can learn & grow. th.ls Is your op- poMunity! Some college & son1e "·ork exper. is pref'd. BETI'Y, 833-9145 Personnel Resourcts Agency: 1151 Dove St Suite 112. Newport Beach To plan. schedule & coordinate prod u ct i o n phases for Ute manul. of small plastic molded & machined parts. Work from blueprints. Send RC!iiume To: O assltled Ad No. 234 c/o Daily Pilot P.O.Box 1560 Costa Mesa, Ca 92626 Equal Opp::1r. Employi!r PLOT PLAN HELPER Knowledge of architecture. MANAGEMENT TRNE Read prints & be able to A career-not just a job! liiacii;iiali;e.i;;Mi;iit}.;i7911'.li;iiii" iiiiiiiiiiiiiii Earn while you learn! J11on Best Agency 17400 Brookhurst, F. Vly. Suite 2ll 963-6TI5 POLICE RESERVE OFFICERS Supplement to regular police force. Service begins "'/ recruit school. After which 4 hours unpaid service req'd pe1 y.·eek. i.i.50 per hour for additional du t i e s . Uniforms furn. by city. Finni filing date Sept. 27th. Apply Police Dept, 5IJJ Forest Ave, Laguna Beach. 4 to 12:30. Fry Cook needed i\gency 642-.672Q Fri/SaUSun 4 to 12:30. 333 E. 17th No. 15. Cl\t SERVICE Sta . attendant p/tlme e ... es. E~r. on1y. Apply morns 2590 Newport Blvd, C.l\f. Dishwasher 11 am to 3 pm•!!!~ .... ~""i~~!!,!!;;,..! daily.. Apply ln penon, *Sec'ys, &ookkH-rs before 4 pm. r--Have too nlaJly to list RESTAURANT Liz Reinders Agency SER\'ICE Sta. attendants. F/tlme eve'J.· Lite n1echanieal prerd. Apply mot1L'I, 2590 Newport Bl. 0 1 SERVICE Sta. Attendant MANAGER 400ll Birch St., Sulte 104 New restaurant ln Ne\vport Newt>Ort Bench 833-8190 Beach. YOU!lg, aggre~ive, Dial A Job B»-0855 som.e experience required. No Chtirne To You Full & Part-Time Un1UTilted earnings. 64l>--0502 • RESIDENT fl.tanager posi-Established 1965 990 E. Coast liwy, N.B. tion available for 30 unit SECRETARY SERVICE Help wan I e d p/tlnle. Apply In pc:non. 200 E. 171.h St, Costa r-.lesa. apt building, near center Good l>'Ping & sh req'd. Con- of Laguna Beach. Couple tact ~tr. Grimstad for appt. preferred. . Opportunity lo 673-3IXI. 1mperia1 Savings T I h Sal enjoy living where you & Loan Assoc ia t I on 8 ep 0ft9 IS v.vrk. Call Peg Barker at Newport Beach. EOE. ' ~~~2~al Estate Inc. 714: SECRETARY Costt Mes• Are• ........ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilOne girl Office. Knowledge Work From RN's of payroll. Light book· Your Home keeping. ~'Ping & general T c I * CCU'S office duties. 540-5&i0. op omm s1lons * 558-73U * SECRETARY-E I 0 E t Full p-time. 3-11 & ll·7 BOOKKEEPER qua ppor. mp o:,:er Excellent Benefits Position avail. for full tln1c:. ~T~e':l"'oph~o"'n"'e""!:S"'o~ll"'ci:Oto"'r"'s'""I Good working oondit!om Start lmmed. N.B. area. W ~. COSTA MESA 752--0240 on1. at home or ore. Will M ~===~~~~~ trnln. Men or women emoriel Hospital SECRETARY. Legat Trainee wanted for So. beach areas. 642-2734 EOE type 70 WPt.1, lite dictation. Call 547-559<1 bel\\11 9arn & Start $450 mo. 831-0670 4pm. RN ~fed·SUrg. unit ll·7:30AAf shift, f/Ume. Xln't benc :111. EOE. Con1act fl.1rs. Jen§en, Costa Me.sa. Memor lal Hospital, 301 Victoria, CM 642-2734 Help W1ntld, M&F 7100 Help Wanted, M&F 7100 SA.US AUTO SALES TRAINEE SALARY BONUS CAR M one of the leading 8uiCk Dea1entllpe In Oange County, we're offering a Sales Training Prooram that's eeeond to nonel To loin. )'OU must be a young, growthoOttenttd """' or woman who's Interested In not .tuat a -")ob", but e SALES CAREER. kieelty, )'OIJ wlll have tome u les experftnoe .. not necessarily In the automotive tleld. H:1weYer, the will to tUcoeod 1nd orow wtth our ~ 19 equally Important. WU~ In training, You'll be on 11lary pft.11 I company car and upon completion of our progrwn you Wiii Qradulte to the UlllY • bO~ COIT'Otnsatlon pt an. In addition to our outstanding training pmgr1m, we offer a complete fringe Mneflt p1cklg• inciudlng ho1pltallz1t1on, life Insurance 1nd ..... To fill out an applleatlon i nd leam more atiout how you can....ioin...our re am, call Mr. J im °'8mbe1111n. BAUERBUfCK o,.t. J-. Tri ...... M• 979-2500 MOMDA Y llorw WIDNISDA Y HTWHH 9 A.M. • 12 HOON • .. • •• Sundiy, Septtmbfr 29, 1974 OA!LV PILOT Dll. OfC. 'urn. & Equip, .. 9040 C•mpert, 1 • --'------Roni tl20 1 Holp Wanttd, M&F 7100Holp Wonttd, M&f 7100 Antlquu c --Delivery-S1111clay Only OF DAILY PILOT TO CARRIERS. RE· QUIRES THE USE OF A LARGE STA- TION WAGON OR VAN. CONTACT MR . BENTON WILLIAMS 330 WEST BAY STRES:T._COSTAMESA. TELEPHONE 642-4321 >OR APPOINTMENT. * * * * BLAO< LAB., Fem., 5 mo., SOFA·lllde-o·bed. cu 11 om * * , * * CONFERENCE Tbl. & I i>4' CHRIS. ni.C.b., die,.\. --------1,1 Robert Isbell AKC, tn.lnable. Wanta love u/wht/br. 11ripe, I I k e Darr el H-1.Jnt 1n 11-1 c b ·I . ctn, dry Gre3t Uve aboard. O~n u· CAOOVER Campe!', com-I SO V I: room. $6S 61>8131 new, COil $360, aell $.220. ..,,_. duplicator, 2 Sect. desks. house Sal/SUn. See ?>Ir. pletely Rlf-oonlalned. h&i I t nt•l• Dinette: Table, w a In u t 2775 Mtta Verde E•1t W'c. cabs. C&ll : 8'17~.'Q Dreyer aboard Yacht head Prop&no 110\'e: 4 ref. I N.wport h •ch ~G~ J~~·~ torn1lca, aatln Dnilb ex-Cotta Me11 Slit/Sun COHO. Shark liland \'achl $400 or belt otter. MS-3132 You a.re Ul4t 11.·tnne:r Of Sl50. 494--2l9G ~~-tend1 11i·/leat 10 82" 6 \'ou are Uie wlMer of 3M Dry Copier-lot Cl:ub, Old \'Ula f\Ia.rlne L4n· If no ans 54-llM 2 tlckell to Uie chain, emboued v In y I, 2 Ucketa to the u.kifla $530. make olftr. ding, ?'pt. Beach. -Mo'-"b"-11"'0"H'-omff=='--,-1.,.~1 Recreation Vehicle br;nt. Ortzl&1', hl·'olek. ft. Rite:rntion Vehicle G•stetner Duplicator JLL."'lESS FORCES SALE ~ & BOit Show l[S roohJet Coat irso· lfll mo. 'Boat Show ultlna: $190. make otter. '.:i) Cruizon "36' f'/S. Seel, ·n .12 " ,t(,.l'. Xlnt oood. at Ille ~;;;';"';;'°;y;"';;;;~~~ ·~=-"n_.M>~~-'•~boo'-lre-.,._1 at the ~Ir. Webb, 6'5-8600 anytl1ne c ru iser• ~real f o t Fan1ily Park. Peli OK.. Jo An Eq~1I OppOr\vn fty Employer Ana~•t!: St1dlum .~~~~N~ :m larJ hoa Anaheim Stadium l\tODERN Oak Executive ~~~at. 'M.U:· x~ 1 ..:••e..:.:":::"::'·.:.~e:5250=· -"&12"::..:1;::121=.'-- Help Wanted, M&F 7100 Help Want9d, M&F 7100 Pleue call~~=. nt 333 Fr .. To You to miall apt. 1 Qu~n ~= Please c~t~56;~ e:xt 333 Desk, & Crt'denza, at 'i1--good cond. S9GOO linn. MotorcyclM/ tp cltll.m yoµr ticket.I. I----------· I bed1 blue le avocado stripe, to claim your ucltets. price. Pd $1600. Sae. $850. 61ri156, &ro-8424 Scoot•rs TO\\' Truck Driver, t"1)er. (North County toU tree Xln t o:>nd. 1190.. 1 Gold (North County toll tree S73-8300 '73 SEARAY 2-Kl \VE F/tln11\ 'fop pny & fringe number ii 540-1220) FREE 3yr old Labrador, ~~ ~ ~Jiajx;:·~~ number ii 540.1220) Pl1no1 & Org1n1 IOtO 2%i I/0, full enc head &. 74 SUZUKI -~b<~n~ofi!!!'t!:.s.!!!'Ah_pp~i>J"'~ CG~&~w~l ••*iii~~*-=~*~iii*O..•I me.le, \\'/Shots. Needt tam!· lDb2Ptdeltl.l ofc dtsk$'~. * * * * itullty, Amtrlcan HID, tru1-GT 550 TO\\•lrut. 17th &·'.rrvine, N.B. ly \\•/yrd. Loves kldi. I1i N .LON • PIANOS den1 ttlr + many xtras. ANTIQUE 6~ r 1 Tabe no-mar top, walnut SCRAM LETS $13.000 invested, mllke olr. (787'29) Typ S 1egs, " chain: sso. 54&-1140. • e ORGANS s.10--u&t ~ tlSO TECHNICIANS I T/TEMPORARY SHOW & SALE f1lEE PUPP!'ES. II lruh 1883 MaulCt,p.ataMeaa. 10 I $1295 l<Vin• Ind ... Complex 80 Exhibit...... An.he i m Setter, II Connon Pr>lntor. BASSETT v•·· Qu ANSWERS R ntal f $5 MUST SELL -ruovl .... C'll' u n y Openings now exist in our Vario11s As.slgnmf'nla Convention Center 645-7391 B@droom ·~ °f>ln.ln~n~ e $ r all glass 327 inbrd Olli·ens, CARD DESIGN TECHNICIAN~ EnglnL-erlng De Jl I • f u r f"or Comple~e Details Calllomla Room. 800 West'2" '-'WHITE;,,;,::;;,,-fi_u!ty __ ' _bl_u_e_e_y_ed w/Otlna cabinets, Herculon . Used to li&h or ski: needs Technicians who 1,1•UJ he Call Carol 13l-914S KatellS. Oct. t, 5, 6, Frl-Sat It 2 black darllna: kl.~ or velwt sof&!I &: loveseata Golden -Tingle -Dainty Open Nlghtl 'tll t nlinor repair. SlSOO/l.>e~t illrarl1 Jh11~11111~; ~nsible for c re " t ing PerMnnel Ret10ur1.:eis 1-10 sun ~pm trained. !>'8--0979 llide-a·beds & chairs uioed -Grotto -Yeoman -Lin1· Set: 'tll 5:30, Sun. 12-5 ofler. 4 1).l. 9lG5; 493-0389 en:rineertng docwnenlalion ! 100'7.., f'ree Temporary SEKULICH PRODUCTIONS LOVELY kitterus, I wka old, for Display only, West Coe.st ber -OOING all ALONG *Plinot & Grinds* Z1' URWOiSE.~ Cub 1 n .!Mo •l'Ql, ,,. "' ... , ..... , T"( ,,,...,.,. !ir._ 1-l,•.t• Ior large scQ.Je computer t 1151 Dove, no. 112 Ne"•port __ .. _.. bo-s. ....,,~ Construction. 698-Ts.it Tht .5.horlltge of vinyl may n-•~·"-n..bl ~1 k-..1--c r uiser· Comp I e I e "Directly aows from the systems. Alisignments wlll PUB'IC AUCTION ·~ f;UUU '"'" "°'" -====::...::::...:=--lcutbacltnewrecordreleases. D1UUw1.1i•"°' e•yiC ..,. .. "A v.•/holding & bait tank Balboo u ... Cluh" Involve ming the latest .. Rochester, CM. 642-3249 Girege Sile 10.S5 That's causing some of these • Fische.r • Ka\\·ai • Kimball \\'/desirahle slip. US15. CaH Sales 9 Servi!ll? deisign n.uton1a 1ion aids for TYPIST l\f.ANY ITEl\tS OF FINE 2 cute 8 'A-eek old Nippies, rock .......,,...., to moan and ·Knabe· li11l:on & Ham''"· e\'e!i &t+-Si62. '-'-r ,_..,A.I. lion E~ATE JE\l.'ELRY, AR'l' -....f rw •·--r· 1\11.l!~lt • Sohmer · Slein· -~ genera of printed circuit Advancem~nt oppor. for a 0 8 J EC TS, ANTIQUES, to "'..,.,... ho1ne, 644-lSS'J or SAT &. SUN, mini bike $65. groan. But, come to think S •. Cl k w· PERFECT BA\' B O AT 1----'-'-"-'----1 board a r l \\'or ks and good typist! Large tlnn • F'fNE FURN. ETC. PllON r; 6-tl>-1275 Brand new Kenmore \\'ater about It, isn't that ,"·hnt they w~ • torey "' ar • UI· 18' Lyman. Xln t Coni:I. engineering do c Um en ts plcuai1t _1!<>'\\'<lrkers -profit FOR INFO &. BROCHURE. CIUliUAHUA 5 mo. old, sottner $150. 2 n1ag rims were OOING all ALONG! er • Wurlitzer • Yamaha Carpeted, N'e1v cushions, 11~sociated with numerical 11h:u"ing meluded! 645-ZOO. brov.'tl & white, w/tlrel $25. e.ach. Chairs 2 Bl-·cles., 1 male, 1 femait, Ne.w Spinets 4 ····••' • $59.l cover. Call 6iJ.ll58. control machine wiring. Jason Best Agency 53&-~ $1. ea. + a whole bunch xlnl., C(>rld, ~"'1'. each. Elee· Used trorn ••· ••·· •• ·• • s9j ,;;:_:;,;.,JC;:;~:_La;="-,h--!, 17100 Brookhunit F VI llD. Oak tables, lea~ed 442 l\J gnol.1 CM ...., Pla,ycni " .......... $895 CLASS Bay unc . e....:. 1 GenernI knov.·ledge of basic co m pu~ r conl.iguration. logic IChcmatics, printed circuit board layout circuit or wiring lists is desirable but not essential. If you are a motlvated indlvldual, preferably with some· eol- lege le\'ol lr11 ining o r related work I experience, you may apply in person 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. or call (714) 581·3232 BURROUGHS CORPORATION SI. ., 13 • ;..,,. ~--shades. oak chairs, china IT AUNA Toy Greyhound, ~:r;;~ a a, trlc adding machine, ne1v Grands " ........... $395 hrbr dept boat. 1936 ChrLS ute ~ ,,.,.,......, •:> cabinets, art glass, trunks. papers, shot It lie, i;payed :> $ 7 0 · T Y Pew r l t er, *ORGANS* ~!?~· ~lust sell, offer. TYPIST. EXPER Tltla.ny's or Trea1>ures. 10575 Rare. 536-2~ PUBLIC AUCTION Smilh/Corona, xlnt cond. Ba.ldivin. ColUI . Ha.tnn1ond. _,5.16-'516.5==e-· ----~- Pili h ' Beach Blvd., S lant on FREE labrador/shepherd 1'tANY' ITE~!S OF FINE S315. E,.xecNutlve hyd<de•k, a""kk, Kav.·a.i ·Kimball· Lo1vrey • Bo1its, Rent/Cher. 9050 oft· me, ryourO omlloex or~~! 995-7802/536-5005. pups female blood, 11 wks. ESTATE JEWELRY, ART x ' auga es ~n ·Thomas· Yan11tha .. • • U4all, T 'bo on1 '"'~778 OBJECTS, ANTIQUES, chair, make oiler. Round IV lit Oulb 26'8 YLINER Anahcun' . en 9~~. OAK: Ice box, drop-leaf. o ga mes Y· ...,.,-,, t It k tab! ·~ H · ur zer ransen · A -FINE FURN. ETC. PHONE e po er e, .,.,.,, uge "" WAITRESS table, .f chairs, w a 11 TO Good Home. Small pup-FOR INFO & BROCllURE. executive desk walnut s·x:r O~tig.en. SARATOGA telephone, sewing machine, py. Intelligent, frisky I: &\$.2200 make otter. 642-7648 10 am P an ................ Sl~ New Cr uiser CoUee shop. Day & eves. clock shelf, o:ippe.r boiler. _,J"o'"-';;.',;k:;;id"&;,&IC!:!:>-<;;16;:' ''-''-::=c I ;iiii;'"'"r.;;;:;;;;;;--.;;;;-;;;;;;cl,~lo~5£m~. ~~~-~~I lolli•rey Spinet ••·••··· $195 1 · 970 -Exper'd. Over 21. No Phone 548-7379 c: HUGE G Sal WurlJt.zer Svlnel, new .• 5499 Contp etelv equ1pl r o I' l Yamaha AT-1. ,.._,, eng Calls. Kona Lanes, .269!1 SCHNAUZER Mln., male, arage e, fUmi· KINGSIZE bed & irame $90. H .• 100 offshore boating & fishing, \\'Ol'k, q/e, port-I Inger Harbo"r Bl, C!\I Orange County Antlqutl AK<;. 6 . yrs.. needs com-t~, bedding, clothing, of-2 twin sets w/frames $50. ammon.., A· • ·• •· •• Save $7 pc>r hr if you quality. ,\lso port, Reed ronverslon, rac- 16,000 sq. ft. ot antiques pan1onsh1p. 979-1761 fice equipment, llonda 00, set 1 tv.in w/frame S40. * WIN FREE * 20 & 24' boats. Call b'7:rS866. ing 1na.gs, 30 n1n1 Mikunl; WAITRESSES 838 E. L'lt St., Santa Ana GERl\JAN Shepherd/ Husky art f\llsc. 962-3113, 9311 30 yrls gold shag crpt $30. OR.GAN LESSONS CaWomia Leisure So al super tl'ick, best for 00 to Exper. Nea t Appearance Open 7 days, 9 to 6 dally Puppy 4 mo old, male. Shots Candlewood DR, HB Long s u rt board $15. FULLERTON MUSIC Club. ~J lb good r Id c r . !'PPIY Surf & Sirloin .6.""'liancq IOlO ~17 call anytime SEWNG House-AntiqUe oak Garbage disposal $2.5. 642-l8l.9l Euclid, Fountain Valley Boats Sail 9060 $·150. 6-12·487:.! after 6 pm. ;:iS:SU \\.Coast Hwy., NB :3R' SHORT Hair Wht Dedawed cupboard, chest, iron rlove,1;_;36"'23"=======~ 557-4836 _, 1·1-1 PliCH/Dalesn1an l.25. 183 WAITRESS, Experienced See: FREIGHT DAMAGE SALE Cat. Super w/klds. 1% old, smallchalr Maple. setdtlt, desk 122 N. Harbor, Fullerton SOL CAT 1st place boat 197.i lbs, 6 spd, 21 hp 1.IX. $650. l\f' ?-.1cClo d Be Browm Friendly/ t 6/a-4238 • sofa, e.n tables, *SUPER SALE* 1711805 \Vestern Regionals-un-'71 YA.i\lAHA 250~1X, $100. iss u • n • NewHotpolntRefrigerators cue. • dlsh"•asher, more. 258 MONDAY SEPT 30 • defeated 1974 lieason-\\'in· \\'Ill trndc for car or '! 25725 J • R d 31106 S. Coast Hwy, South \Va1hers, Dryer s'. \VHITE 'Male Cockapoo, in-Cedar, Newport Shores "TUESOAY ·OCT. 1 FJl~J oer _PM\ .efficiency ltials. 5;)2-8716 • ironimo OI 1 1..al.'Ulla Dishwashers, New telligent, llve.ly, !Dyal, al· EVERY"m.ING l\lust Go! l0-5 Adult Organ Cla11es ~100 I il T -'7~~~~~~--1 Mission Viejo, Calif. Wanted Chamber Mgr. W 3623 arTWantyw. Cri!d.USa. B oAf A, fectionate. 979-5'U2 Antiqueil, refrlg. se11i'1ng *UP TO 1., OFF* Now aceepting reservations .• 54'-'·1,_-Z:_:2S::l::.·_"_"_'_r_.~-e~•-r _y. 1.~~DAfAsc=to;?~·. Equal opportunity e1nployer EXpl!r. pN't'd. Send resume H ~~~ na, 2 BEAUT. CATS, Aitection· mach. v.·Mhing m ac h. :f2 For lnformatlon ple.:tJe call GARY 18, .18' 1 design, fain\-=ly tor dirt. mo. ~UF to Box 8282, Fountain Val· nenr ar r, · ate, neutered, gd. home. Fishing rods. Forge.· Beck Door Antlqut1 642-2851 in Costa ~.1esa, or \y or racing fiberglass 644-246:), Eves 640wl63l. ley, Ca. G.E. Washer dryer, electric 97~5412 ~:i1i!.~iand 209 To Paz• 1196 Harbor Blvd, C.M, 96J.6733 in Fountain Valley. sailboat. Compl including ~~==~~='--t TELEPHONE WORK \VANTED !\Yale full & p/time. all cycles, Fri.gidalre _2 door "PUlilPKIN" needs home"'/ Our instructor requests that trailer., $1400. \\'ill take ,49 ntkSHAR~ R I "--· Apply Kentucky Fr led frost free refig, all in "Int kid t ~ full~ lo GREEN C.Ouch, Brn sleeper DREXEL ~-Jarailon -tt. only those sincerely interest· trade in. 673-U21 R ead eservat on r1U:<tei;s set din· . cone!. private party Call s, em. uus.. .,. ve. .&.n;:\; u.1 .o::=..::::=:...:o~~~-lSt otr over $2,tln. ne.r aWQlntments $2.Z hr Chicken, 2929 E. Coast Hwy, 552_7847 Neutered. 979-5412 '°, fa, oak1 deiskka&l chr, bauby table $60: 2 match. e.nd ed0 in le~.~g tako playd the 14' INTERNATIONAL 552-1361 + xlnt bonuses. \\'orking CdM tems, ce s es, ro er tables $30 ea: stem crystal rgan suuwd t ·e a van· READY TO SAIL. BEsr =~~==""'-~-I hrs 4 to ,:J p.m. Mon. thru \VlIO WANTS TO \VORK? MODEL 70 Kenmore Furniture I050 skates, many mon. 1915 serv. for 12, 72 pcs. $125: ta&e c· this free offer. OFFER 1970 Yan1aha 360 l\f x· Fri. Call 835--0744, DRIVE .A CAB• \Vasher, re.bit, $85. Kenmore Mariners Dr. NB. &12-0379. Credenza, Spanish $ 7 5: Cotat Music Service 900-2JS3 675-f.030 con1pletely overhauled, new TELEPHONE SOIJCITOR ClrOOS1': your ho~, work Gas drver or GE elect 36" TABLE, 4 chrl; wrought L"O!\IPLETE Apt. for sale, Asst'd. paintings $20-$60: FIELD'S v.·are.house. salt, 400 =P-CA"--="T=',-iNO''o'°". '0400=-, -,,~.-,,.-, =T~rlr. ~~~~~~~lirde tor • for healU1 agy., contract for yourse.U. be your O\Vn ~ ea. Guar &: del, iron, ftne cond. F1ore.ntlne F\lm, dishes, shelves, TV, Shae are.a rug, new 4.xti, pianos & organs. new & "'/box, 3 trapezes, fast. ~""=o==;,:::;;...:,:c:.,,~-1 \\'O~ in home. 547..Q748 boss. 1'1en or Yt'mlen. Can collection by Woodard $.))), bike. etc, Evrythg. must go. f20: AD items xint cone!. u&ed Spinebi, g raud s' $12'25. Eves 6 7 5-0 8 3 9 ' 19n PUH, 125 MOTOCROSS. *TEMPO* NHds You Now! * Filo Clorks * S.cret11ry Jr & Sr *Typists * Accounts Clerks Your time is \'aluable. ln\'C!lt lt wisely \\'/hl.gh hourly ratt1. Call Sandy, S.10-4450. NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO Tempo Temporary Help TOOL & DIE MAKER be sligh.tly bandicappec! G.E. electric clothes dryer. Garden fum, glass top tble Sat/Swi. 10 to 5, 100 E· Usually home. MG-4438 playe.rs, Going out for 6-W-8737 Accet>sories available. Xlnl Neat • Clean Appearance. deluxe niocle.I, brand ne11i" + 2 matching side tbles, Bay, Apt. 9, Balboa Pen. WANTED busirieSli. Rental \\'/Option 1 -'=::::::c,...---~-1 ='°'=''-i'd7. o,1350=':;o·,'64<>~52o;<::;3~-~I Vl!I., retired. Age 25 to 70. Save $100. Asking $200. tea cart by Brown.Jordan. GARAGE SALE TOP CASH OOIJ...AR PAID to buY, Kawai, Steinway, 7l' u~d bea~tiful, 3 '13 KAWASAKI 500 c .. Tuned Supplement your inrnme. 646-26n 644-8748. 266 Joann St, C.osta lifesa FOR YOUR JEWELRY Baldwin Oi l c k er in ;i. ~i~ .. x:S. S~ 997-~ exhaust, xlnt cohd. DrlveaC'lb6hnlormorea Rent W•shers/Dryert KINGSIZE Bed, new, BeN.ttn Fa l rvle \v & W'TCllES •ftTOBJECTs' Yamaha,Klmball,Wur.,elc. t'.>11.~ $1 100 • 492-7150 day. Apply In QU!IOn, 12 \l'k Full · l mattress, box springs & Harbor 1 block N rth I "" .n.n FIELD'S • (TI.fl 638-ZT"iO 1 ,,:0::,•,:::w;=,,:~::=='~-=--==':0::::,.::,_.::::.:_::;::,.--1 Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. 16th . * ~!202 m:in . framt. Still packaged, xtra \Vilson.' o 0 r>~·~~R~crJ~'. 12072 Brookhurst St .. G.G. L UGER 16 -Fiber&"las~ '73 RIC~tAN 125, Gd cond. St .. Costa ~iesa. Fri d firm. $175. (v."Orth $425) hJISC furn, clothing &: "A"........... One year old ~ny Venus F'an1lly Bay Sailer w/trlr. Many Xtrrn..~· 0 ,... ... • USED gi nlre refrig. $50. Queen S15S Herculon corntt Q'W'•wu ,.._,,," G · T _ Trades consdrd. $ 4 0 0 ===_:.:;~:o,...~=-l \V .~u•.n 11i·ho needs $500 + Green In color good 0011• nsd U ... n .. ham household items, kits of ..,....... 11ii th en1e, ....,&lie 64-1-5759. •72 KA\\'ASAKI 750. Lo mi'a. mo st. Sales oriented. P..!r. dition. 675--0248' group · su......-. e, Uvls, electric double oven S~SMANS S • m PI e • • speakers, builtin tape =-'='~==~--~ Xln't corld. Best offer. Cs.ll Lyons. TI4/&JG..5455, FREE Pl~UP· • n~, inclds dellve.ry 832-2488 range. Sat thru Thur, 6ro2 ~~en s leather coat1, all "t'e<Xlrder' bench., m u s i c ' 30' CHAi.~CE 3000, successful Bill 64.>--25ll alt ot .. - '""" n"'I Rio Vista Dr, HS. sizes. $20. Regular $90. • tapH only $1500. Ca I I *T racer, Balandra. Full 1 ~=~=='-'~="'---I Appl 'g &. Scrap Metal, SAT & S Hid be.d $75 Women's leather 1uede 847-1920 for a.ppt to see. race & cruise. $26,00l '73 KA\VASAKI 250 ll~J Callanytlme67">-62511 MAnRESSES... ""· '" ·""ts, panb abort• shirts 2 E n~or714-96>-3985 Xlnt. C4nd. $750"' b<ot of • · · Other furn, paintings I: 80% off '+ GIGANTIC NEW PHIUJPS 12 lee-rer. 960-2573 O'KEEFE &: ~fenitt electric MATIRESSES misc. l<Wn!I La Batista, YARD sALE 984 Oak St tronic 1\lrnlble a: Empire 1.f' HOBIE Cal • Orange -~-'=-----· ~~'er~~. ~~aJre, lee Qu• :e.;, ·:ruu A Twin Sets (Green Valley) Fountain O.t. 10 to ?. Sat/Sun. · cartJ'idie. $3». or best of-w/colored trampellne, col-73 Puch 175, dirt bike, low 8005 ' '-'=~~=""-'.::...:::::..__ Valley. 963-500). WE QUIT! -'"=· ~646~2821=·-----ored panel sail & mlll'O' mlleqe, $68!1 •• Antlque1 1• IGIDA R t PRICED TO MOVE NOW!! -.__ (2Jl) ~· -673-7221 I--------= IF R I E Reg/Fu., 64&-86116 833-9&25 AA'TIQUE.S. paintlnp, turn, Office ~\pmenl, de sks PRIVATE PARTY' \VANTS ...exu<LO. u.n'"Cl<JUl1 good cond., S60 & cl th 774 N-·•-Way ' TO BUY PIANO FOR CAL 25. Immac, tuU race.: '74 HONDA Elsinore, Xlnt. ... cMn ... Electronics (inn cMs ~x perienced n1an v• ability lo design tools & le~ from detail pa.it draw igs. H, INC. PORTABLE Parlour Pump 6/:i-16.'\2 ° e.s "wwu ' chain projectors d 19~ 0 l d $500 " CM 1 block No. ol 17th HANG GLID.ERS CASH * 547.9445 * &: c~. new sails. motor, con · ,., rgan, x nt con . . \V «"'~ & GAS DRYER ~Pl ~ •-• meter & m••• ex•-· 0~ ~ 1' 642-TI37 ~""111•00 !or both 7' green striped sofa brand it. uu aceiu . .1a Part, tools, etc. Fri, Sat, WURLITZER. O!'i'an, Mdl. .......... -.... "'""'• ~ AUSI'R lAi'\/ Pendulum \Vall * .,~•...L"t><>g ,.. new never us ed, con· PLANT POTS. mirrors, Sun. 17815 Sky ~iark, No. UOO, 2 keyboard, needs 64&-9016 '73 HONDA 500, 4,000 mi'S. U't'l""Vll"-' " temporary design, Must see, more, mini bike, tools & A. I:rvlne, 979-7.W minor V.'<lrk. $425 644-1805 LIOO 14 CAPRI :!\lode!, hwy Great cond. 1st $liXl) takes. H1a~gi,!1! ;!,~k. Oilmes. Frigidaire re!rg, turquoise, Must sacrlfic at oost! $170. mi 999 Oak St 0.f trlr, '74 plates, $595. Call _Cal=l'-644--0'l94~='-·-----I S 8:>. ~ ,·ce cu~ -p only. no ~. Call Sand k d t sc. • PUBLIC AUCTION PIANO, 11>1net, Wurllzer, 642 ~ 7 ..,7 "" "'"" u-.u-Y "·ee llYI a 64&-5631 MANY ITEMS OF FINE ebony finish, xlnt cond. By """VoMJ or S5 -iH.} • '73 YAMAHA lOO~OC. like • ALL OAK-Roll top desk, $75. 675-5839. 557-5710, txt 446 DlNNETTE iet, tab I e 111 ESTATE JEWELRY, ART owner. $550. 968-3695 '69 ISLANDER. 2T, inbd new. $375. i ll39 , Qista ~1esa ~3')ll Oppor. Employer dressers. butfet. 646-3143 677 REFRIGERATOR $85 9 DRAWER dresser w/m.J.r-deskes, refrtg, pan~lllng, 0 BJ E CT S ' ANTIQUES, S I G eng, slps 5, new paint, comp 968-820' after 5:30 I Plumer, til 6PM COPPERTONE ror $75. 8 foot quilted rose etc. 156 2'.i:nd st, C:r.t. FJNE F1JRN ETC PHONE port !'I ood1 I094 e.quipt,..JliOO, 646-5632. tgNDA Cl.J.75, Wlnds1*1d, 1 "\Veed It & Reap" e 548-5436 e beige sofa $125. 42 Inch "''0 9661 FOR INFO l. BROCH. URE ------------·" -~ --" ~ • CAMP 24' COLUMBIA Challenger, G6u bar, . "'"""'' Ve.ry Jot a new tamny ra:>m th&, From treasures to u~1 SEARS ELECTRIC DRYER. ~.single pedestal table 3 FA?lfiLY G,....,.,. Sale. &15-ZJ)). • ING tent $59 new, Us-new motor &: aaill, ---' clean. 548-9690 r.eeds more furniture'! Shop Turn them into ca.sh $5(1. 15412 Orlean.~ Cr. The :;::.-__. .. _ ed once $25. Gas lantem •""" 9611-~13 1 ,;;;;;::;::,~2=.:===::-= & ends. 2719 Gannet (Bird 18D used 2 yn $'200. Rowld ma&k $15. Jet fins Sl.5. HOBIE 14 w/trlr & trapeze. $185. '69 Honda Mini 55cc 1 ;°"':::'1:fied=Ad=!=642-'5678===· ~==CALL=::D:AIL::Y::P:l:LOT:::::.1iXll;n~l;.Cmd;i;-!~~--m$45 Ranch., Irvine. 5.51-3465 Furn, shelvlni" o.;,•·"·lles, Ul.l\1ll GEN. El. Re.trig. ?.lodel TBF $7. New Ice chest Sl. Divina lhape, 13,495. 563-6391 eve1 '69 HONDA 90cc Sttambler FIND YOUR NAME WIN TICKETS IORTB 84 ' It's easy. Check the classified section for "ads" listing winners' nomes. If your name Is omo119 them, just call 642·56 78, extension 333 between 9 o.m. ond I p.m. We'll arrange for you to pick up your two tickets Cit the nearest office of the DAILY PILOT October2-6,1974 Orange County's Only Fall Show •.. YOU 'LL SEE ... Motor Homes & Camper s t Shells t Trailers t Vans & Van Con versions t Sail Boats t Catamarans t Ski Boats t Motorcycles 1 Off the Road Vehi· cles 1 Camping Equipment and hundreds of other Exciting Ex· hlbits. Weekdays • Noon • 11 P.M. Saturday • Noon • 9 P.M. Sundoy PROOUCllON Bicycl•a I020 HUGE FURNITURE SALE Tract) MV. Sun Only. Oak Pedellal dinin& table Snorkle n New spear gun Sail to Catalina. Llke new. $125. Both xlnt M2-683J II---------Cl=ld oot ~:;pie:~ F.U.ffi.Y GARAGE SALE $70, .R.eiina elec. broom $3}. 546-1740. 1883 ?.faul Cr, Many xtras. $850. 642-4959 '72 YAl\IAHA 100, xln't cond. USED ~built Bicycles like cessorles. Antiques. many SAT/SUN 10 to ! SS. Eight tt alwn. step-lad· ,;Cos:::;:;;l:=•,;":c"=::::"·'=-~-~ AL 20, with spinnaker, Many xtras. Maft oiler. new. Approx % Orig. price. collector lte.ms. Everythlng 984 Oak St. O J der $20. 252 Apt A E l6th 30.00 SPORTER, glass in-Newport Up, $2500. Call 640-3715 IO, 5, Et tpds & Stingn.ys. must go. Sat/Sun 9 to 5. GIANT 7 FAMD..Y GARAGE Place O>Sta Meu. layed. Smith mount.t, Bear 673-0596 'fi6 TRIUMPH 200 Tiler CUb, I Moto-cross equip. A Be.acb 1078 Salvador. 0.1. SALE. Sat/Sun a to 5. 272 cor.u: MAKE AN OfTER! OJbmaater 6X s c 0 p e . -H~OB-!E~~J--= •• =.=.,.,.::_,il~ .. -.-•• -w id. cond. $285 I CntlsenRE.CYC.LEO CYCLES ~fOVINGOtrrOFSTATE: Albert Place.CM WC?rk~ w~4 -dra~ ~=1:16v: f irm. cond. Alwaysgaraged.$900. ===.::;848-=-=lc;W='="~~-··l 'I Decorator designed custom nruRSIFRll SAT/SUN mis:c. e ec. mo .=:::.::=.=·c.:::.=..___ 637-494.l YAMAHA 73' ZO, 1750 or 't 6450 W. Coast Hwy, N.B. turntshings, l a mP•, 2130 Continental. O.t cabmet wl,doon, tools. OB SURFBOARD 6' 2", a:d. ""'R~H:;Oc,D~E~S-~~19~,~$~7~00-trade fr Honda xl or Trials. 1j &IH288 palotin.,, household items, I am to 6 pm 548'-m motor, patio umbrella base cond. $55, Steuben saddle, 536--4445 af't • .fpm. . . 1 &: funtltun and much more.. zi tried pert $"""' 6T".,..1425 OULD S 16" bicycle and many misc.. ttms. ro.10TORCYCLE bikes, 5 673-8100 ea • care _., '72 KAMI IO Xlnt cond '!J w/tra.lning whls $25. Also 673-8100 speed. Wash. mach. Couch. ===--=-===:---~544-4825'--'-="· --~-== LIDO 14' ""1th Trailer, racing $150. Clean 56-3580 Eldon e.lectric car $13. 4 BAR STOOLS 2849 Europa Dr. Costa Mesa I IUY!l Store, Rest,, Bar 8095 soils. $750. 64~7721 e\·e, &t5--0Tl5 11i·kends. HONDA 90 ! 2 years old MOVING. Household ltems. Good, used turnltutt: I: !SPLAY till -=-"=''==~~"'7'-=~ DIRT READY 1180 \1 RALEIGH lOspd, Grand $10 a piece Boal .. -·. 31l Irvine Ave. appliances or will sell for you 0 Whigs w/ . ers, 13' SNOWBIBD w/trlr. Ex· * "'"1~ * 'I .... metal ca.slni, _30"x60". Still eel. cond. $450 Also SABOT J'flr vou Prl.x, 23" 1.Yr old, $115. San C'leme-nte NB. 548-Q9. MASTERS AUCTION in box. 6"-2465 or 64()..1631 $150 644~071 ·n Honda 300 CB, $aX>. or ·: 552-8'798 * 492·8785 aft 6 pm * FURN. artists supplies, Ir: 646 1616 or IJ3..ff25 eves. '-"~=="'--c-,~-..,, best offer. Call after 6 pm · BICYCLES . 1 boys & 1 COLORFUL Kapok stuffed unique junk. 238 22nd St, aft. 6 or Sun""" 839-097.f 14' HOBIE, clr. blue, sail 898-3200 i,I \\'Ontan's 3 sp. Both good casual tum, suitable for C.?-.1. Sat & Sun. * PL~USH CASH REGISTER, Pool tbl ., No. 582 + CUst. trlr., 11i•/ condition 494-7322 den or liv ........ .,..me tbl 9AUli 2 draft beer boxes, so forth. xtras. $1150, eve. 642-8129 '73 HONDA SU25, ... ., •-.. Har111 --596-1142 C 500 miles. Xlnt coDCI. SCHWINN v.,,.11y, 27', with w/4 malch cbn, good oond. CARPETING * -:;.-=.:""~==~= 28' OOI CLASS! Swedish 644--671f acCC'uories. $90 or best of· M<>-8566 Decorator bas 196 " .... of rost TV, RHio, Hll'I St. ION King's Cruiser. restored to ===-"'-:_.::,:::.:.,,~-~1 fer. 642-8951 aft 3:30 STEREO 6 FOOT SOLID BF..Atrr. American Quarter p!Ulb carpeting, s~ buy! I "GIVE-AWAY PRICES'.'' new cond. diesel 644-4071 '72 YA?ltAHA 350 Xlnt cond STATE CONSOLE GOOD Hone, ReK, ~ Y1' man, 642-2255/548.4654. 12' KITE SAILBOAT 400l mu., l600 FW Camer•1 & Equip, I030 COll!'UmON DINING SET 979-7616 ~aken, tape recorde.r, "'" t.c.;h "'-=-T ·~ _47!!<-"-"18'-'18;.,...-----'I J I I070 SACRIFICE. 3pc corner recording tape.. Rec o rd_.... ~-...,.,, u__ POLAROID SX70, w/xtru5. 4 CHAIRS, WITH LEAF ewe ry _ lectional, 2 couches Ir table, album1 & 1ina;le1 from lOc lffts, Slips/Docks 9070 mutor Hamea, $200 + value, P.!ust sell, 1"0 1-L\Jt TABLE 541-5838 WANTED Olea Cu&ln1 ca ab mere to $2.49 each! 673•8:11~ ;;;S•;I;•;/ R;•;n;;';;;;;;;;;;;';l;;1 Best offer. 675-2031 Relrlgerator, Maple dttsstr aport.scoe.t. u 42. Kinp.Lze 25'' Col TV $150 \VA.~TED; '"11 pay premium SONY Video recorder, TV v.•/mil'ror, sofa. coUee &: TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID bed, 64().1856 or for boat slip tor 42' P\\'l' DALES MOTORHOME CftJllfft A-monitor..-_end_tbl.ea. oi:c&ae . FO~ YOUR JEWELRY, STYLING chair $125. Beauti-call 548-6529 boat NB area. Call £213J RENTALS rouse! slide proj., 8 M.M ~2693. WATCHES, ART OBJECTS; clan cnilrftS. Aritfque ilfil DUAh 1218-Tmtbl-w·baa-&: 79S-"1143.-€o!Ject. wkdays. '-- cartridge proj. Ca I I: 2 Tui n bed sets, whit• head· GOLD, SILVER SERVICE, $50. Receptionist chair $40. cartr:idgt & dustcover. 4 ~· SII>E tie I.Jdo Shopping "\Ve're local and we love 847-5820 Sat/Sun boards & footboards, .. i .. ht nNE FURN 6 ANTIQUES. 673--0Z18 mos. S125. 494-6404 area + 1' Br apt, szis . • .,. 645-Zkltl • COLO "-F I it" 65 of the best·Jlilinis, REVERE slide projector, table, desk A cbalr. $100. BOYS Chttt of drawers, 23' R TV. WorKa a r. mo. Utll . pd. 673-2828; Full Size, &:: GMC'a. Open 25mm A ~ "C" mount Stl>1413 M1chlnery I071 aol!C1 oak, brand new. with $50. 558--0-12.t l\1onday thru Sat 9 to 7, movie lenaea. 673-8105 INFORMAL din nn set, 3ini' book cue SltlO. Misc ladle• 847.-8115 ..::;'-"'s"'o"A~T~S~L~l~P-----I 838--0900. Redhill & San : I Cats IOlS X S'. no-mar top, .f wood SEARS ELECTRIC LAWN alze 5 clothes. Call~ NEWPORT Juan, Tultin. chrs uphstrd &eats $6(), ~~akeU:OO ~ $15, 3 BICYCLES, (1 SchwiM ._..,,., If a. }f) Up to 21' 67:)..l.f53 1 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!ll '' PAt.1PER Your cat UM! 962·1965. ' Stingray) KenmOl'C Washer MwlM~ 1" ;:,<.., .=.c'i--~~-...;.;~:=I , Thrice \\'etkly CA'ITA-BOX SACRIFICE : t a 11 Ml1c1ll1neou1 IOIO It Drytt. Uke new, $200. 15-1 Seat Hydro aid bont FMC Service. Phone 673-6217 naughahyde, $150: velvet -5-16-7529 w/trlr. 50 MPH. 70 hp. New Uke new 8,<m ml, ttnnt AM/FM h $1~ N MOVING SALE, old • Gtnoral 9010 tuneup. $800.&12-1959 •-bo bull' -ooo Dogs I040 used. "92-~ av. ever Plqbo)il. books, Ip recordl, Muslc•I lnstrvm't• IOU I WANTED: 40' Criss needs ~ :111.f) ma . make otter. 9$2.0.962 SACRIFICE,• Avon S -3 O 0 slip or side tle. v.ilJ l ...::~::::,:::..=.::,,;::;:,,.::;;o:.-: e PUPPY WORLD e GREAT SAVINGS, 9' com· SKI boota. Nordlca Pro. iize NEW oontemp. Bal d win mod. 6 mo okl. S600-1973 sub-lease. s.t2-5673 days '72 PACE ARRO\V ~·.Fully Bull Terrier, Lab, Wclm&ra· fortable 10fl. $50. 2 u~ 11 M. Brand new Acrosonic plano Sl.100 Uffd 9~ hp Jotm10n motor , S-""" & Sk' equipped. Low m 11 es. ner, Bull dop, PtJrlnrtse, gold chain 13$. each. u.ed. 195. 673--5269 • never Yamaha FG-300' iteel 'strtna: $300. (2U) .f74-6046 or (714) ~1, .--1 9080 4$-5902 After 6 ·I Chlhuah~I, Tiny Poodles. 644-2369 TENNIS Cl b M btnhl guitar, $150. CaU 645«>82 6'15-M44 1973 CARAVELLE l T Ski NE\V 28' Titan, ale, all PJt Bulls, Cocklpoo. 100 FURNI'IURE. BES'l' OF· .. ,_.c-, ,!!111l emoell. Apt~ ROGERS LONDONER. S &lit' ow.LENGER Run-boat, 12ll HP, m"nv :xtras, I extras, d~ or week. Call P.1JXED PUPS Stud Service FER! MUST SELL BY ~......... ... bout Good condl"-1150 --,, after 7 pm wkd~ 645-3370 P.iost Blftds. Roller Canu-OCT. tst. GOOD COND. tractlve price. (71.f) ~ piece. set, ' eylge.n cym, • ~· · ~ reasonable otr, 610)-5859 ..==..:,..::::..:::::;""'=..;:,o;,1 tes, Reptiles le Turtles. Open 642-1429 JRON ool• lJ 'it'x 4 ~"; ~~e :.. snare. !i3G-29'l'l or 644-4120 days ~uto Ser. & P1rh MDI E\u, 531.5027, *r..oVESEAT & Sofa CUstom :m:rum .UCUna ~!'6°"'· LUDWIG Drum Set. Must &Nh, Malnt/S.r. t020 GREAT DANE-Beau. Brtn-made e veryad.qua!,never ,ICfteft.'92.._.111 sen Co p3 Excei od 2 EXP'D Ski 16 yra I~ '64 V\V BODY PARTS. ·die Bitch, Champlonmlp USfld, usually hrn, 968-7910 BALBOA Bay Ouh Family ~701m ete. • c:o • ?.1e<:h. .Elec. p~t. Del.: T....,ortat:NM • 00 TR3 parts, bard top. or t.Jnes, 17 mo1 old. Showdoa', COUC:U, t&bletmatcb. chn:., t.1embe.rshlp for Sale. (213) Olrtn. or tull t 1 m e . . sell complete oar. 5'f..3.117 baa been shown.~ TV-<Xilor &: B/\V, desk & 39'J.-.389l <2> Student ~ Pwr/Sall. Loe. &n)'Yt'here OACRSHUNDS-Standanl oilier hahold ttems. 675-1436 7 PIECES of Jtatt11;11 fum, Olds, $60. Le BllrlC, $75. ~ C1mpera, Slf1/ RECENTLY re bit 1970 ARC --·· r. -•·· lncld $75 Kenmott etee1 d Gd oond. lm-7'161 Roni 9120 J600cc VW ""'· $350. WO I .,..,... w .... u...,. ' BLUFFS. Bit. 1et. blnl' S50 Like. new cond 6-~ ACCORDION tor aale like ... ti., Pewer 9040 V\V transa..'Cle. SUJ. BoUI en•) 637·7347 cha.tr; U!t'd. p*'": all · • new $250 ' 196$ FORD Trnvtl War tor $500. 5&-3917 alt 6 pm. POODLE AKC. Toi>, COco, like new! BarplnSI ~134 PINBAU. Mo<hlneo (21 $450. . eait 19'1~. 14' BOAT w/trllier, cover, Auto, 6 cyl, A/C. P/$, Antiques & Claoolc Molo, 1,r, ... hOts. $511 AUCTION, Furniture, sept. A 13!i!l. Pvt Pl~· Co!l 8l6--FENDER Vlb-....,.,.,, 35 hp llten:uey motor. l3!iO sink, l'<llia'., Cllblnel•, bedl, l ~::::!~~_:.:::::::..:=:1 1 1-----'""""--=:2'19'::cl;...~--27.()ct ?, Sofa, Carpet, 7227. 213$-1 amp $1?S. firm, 49IH260 pop-up top. Slttps 6. $999. 1936 CITRON' TOtlliDC ca I BEAUTIFUL l'rlsh Sell" -· Appt only, &r...ess:J WHEEL chair Md Ill· walker ' 611Hl915 !'!Sii to FUN 16' F'lbe'il.,., 846-14l8 • oo; cl~-Now .... zi · ~ Pul>Pies. 6 week> old. BEAIJTYREST Sprln& A with Hot. Xlnt tond. it75 ~-F &I I IOU Voll>o ln/outbnl. ,89 5 . CAMPER Sholl ;inly, 8' mPK· 1ma or trot alf, l<i0-$1!1. 642,31176 mattms, Gd. Con d • , tor bo1h. ~ ""' um. qu P. 61H<'ll PM .s1 .. p.r, &IP' 2. lee "°"' 6'13 100. t.t IN IAnmE Dachshund t Ba.t1aln .f~2984 DINE:TI'E -6 chrl, complet• SECY chrs 18124 Exec rwv1' ao ft. Mot1tmy. 6 cyl. boot, -,,•ater tank A: sink.1<11.,;::~PJymoutlt=""'--,,-.,...,,-,1"pe,..,-:6cyl,=I , pupt1. Tt.ed. 9 "'"kl. Shots. cobOf $50• Hatch eovtt llvln& room set, IM1 bl.ba. chrl $15/25. Oki $15 _up Chmlf'T'. Balt tank. Auto $175 er trade. 581""'9S9 idclc .i1 stodr. ttblt •ns. R.et1.IOl'l1tble. sto-:m. cof/tbl su5: 81'8akfast Mt vtt)' reu. 963--2324 Pierce 867 w It. CM, pOoL $1.KO. 581-3993 21' DU?-.'E Buqy or bike n!.l clutch_ A tbr/out DACllSllUND PUPPIES $US. --ANTIQUE Ludwla T""°' &12~ 14' !'iberglaa boat ....i llit. wlcompol' on all metal beariJw. l3'0. -· i~~~~~~~~~;~®~~~e~~~,,§:~Re<~l,~Min~l~•~-~·~A~K~C~l I LIVING mm aot&, l!ove Banjo. $100. DESKS. Chairs, s Q pp l y traDtt . .f(hp. Evlnrud• elec trlr. $2(0>. or bnl ol(er um CHEV. l.&Ddlu . O>upe. . Shota, ~7130 tell. eniJ tablt1. cottM Call '73-'006 Cllblntt., cbtlk boent etc. start ahttl. $!! 673-0121 557w2$3 Nteils tttloMa. $8Sl.OO eta11m«1 Ad• ...... M:H.61!t t&ble, 1amp0. ~ill. Qos&lfied Ads ...... M:lrOll'll. All xlnt c:ond. !ilHJOl, Sell Idle ltomo ...... 60-0i'll CU.SS SELLS -...,._ bell ollt•. :IU-3411 l I 'W. Olot HW)'., N.B. -- • R A H £ T £ CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWER 3 MGl-GT's 1967 . 70 Yellow-Gold-Green All In Xlnt Cond ition '1695 '71 DATSUN Sf A. WGN. j spMd, air, rNI sharp, '°9CFA '1895 '71 DATSUN P.U. Top Cat Shill. Ta<M'la -l~IU111L •1695 '73 DATSUN 610 ' spted. low, low miles, radial tirn. 693HSY '2499 '72 240Z Wir~ Wheels, air, j speed, Real smart. 190GIH 25 TO CHOOSE FROM s91 =' s91:..... -; ' •-· deoor packaQe, Mikado trim. 111<. f 1059. SU02.1i k ... ...,.,.,.,.... ..... ,.., ... ..... .... -,,.. ..... h ·S441f ................ , .. ..,.. dmttt ...... ~ ...... 4,, ..... ,_. ... A.IA. I S..trt.. • MOM. TMIU N ( I AM TO IO PM • • SAT. lo SUH. t AM TO 6 PM • GROTH CHEVROLET ·11211._. ...... H•lltogloolooch 847-6087 549-3331 •• • • Sundiy, Stptembtr 291 1974 DAILY PILOT "c1dlll1c 9915 tedih1c 9'1s Contlnont1I 9930 Ford 9940 Pinto ,;57 Pontl1c iiisiij;;;;;;;;;;,i;iiiiiiiiiiiiii~iii;l~;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~omiii;i~~fl '73 CPE. Do VILLE __ C_A_D_l_LLA __ c_s __ , .. -10_CO_NT_IN_EN_T_AL __ 4_0_R I ·19-73~L_T_D_• _dr_h_an!--,.-•• 1-----N-----.7-l _G_r-•• -P-ri-.-- Btoutl/\ll burnt ~•nna with L&nd•u, loldtd tOMAZZJ IUll ·• vi 1 ~-'72 Pl TO ""l vhQ.·I top II laddie leather L•rnest S.IKtlott SZ399 . pwr, iur, t1Y top. '"""'' FactQl')' air tondit~. 111-1 t r1or •-t • com. $3CXJO, MS-3732 power, vinyl top. '4nYI In-"" . ~c ory .ir , .. nd.. 1• Ora~C....,ty SUNSET FORD STATION WAGON ttrlor, AM/FM' ote...., •"'• lull PQ\lo'•r1 Uual comfort ,.. ..... i · ~"'" G ~ G 1 d Llncoh' 9945 aeatl, ,UJ 11 & telelCOpic ~pe DeV '"i_-Sedan .,,-.u a1"en rove B v . trans., radio. heater, 'A'SW steering, stereo with tape DevtUea -El ooradol -WeatmWter 638-4010 1974 TO\\IN COUPE tires, xtra clean il Jharp, doqr, locks. fully equipped Convertibles." Alto A-fll(Y Corvette 9932 4 spa'd lrt\n8mlsslo11, 1-:.ldlo, <811-EOKl A: al»olutcly &: or&: e o u •I other atlec( c.&dilllM: Onl y, 2300640-~~·.:.,lmmac. air conditioning, roof rack. $3495 C69!Gffi) • Int. ' ·• . • e e e e ---~~-~---\ (11111 $5895 '73 Corvette,.• Sod. Afr Cond, M1vorlck 9947 Dark Metallic Creen .. Rallye ---------1 Wheels, Radtal TI:res, Sharp '71 MAVERICK Grabber. $2477 Low Mlleag , · only 25,000 Autc, mags. bright red 4 ...-~~·w.~· eW'LEt'.lll'J'. 101W~s1iW F'oRD ~t41t Lf.IDi& •ANNOUN~ (849GVll\ $6999 • MIO Garden Grove Blvd. JOYOl'I OPEN SUNDAY Old bU Sal • • Groth. Chtvroltt e Wetbh1nster 636-4010 It smo e e11 and Service 18211 Bf.!ach Hunt Bch 2973· MAVERIQ<. L Kit • I .. ~· .. ·. 'ti I ' ~ ,, ._ .. ... ... '73 Seel. •,V-l)Jil _ r ~·Now in .Huntington Bea.ch. 847~ M9-3331 VS, 'PIS, air, 1800 :: ~ 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 Vinyl top, tar:trj Ir: leatbe.r 4lt~ ~ y • • • • 6'ffi-4478 PM ·• '-'72 PlNTO Runabout. Spl Jn.:i,_"":n.i~C;.,'~~'; BEACH OLDS-MAZDA '~nt Cond. Loaded. Sun Mercury 9950 \9i~riuz~~....., ~harp .f;ce:Uent ~o'oo t tlon : Beach. Bl~an:t So. of ~ake.otr. 49'7-222G or ''72 MERCURY Mo~ SUNSET FORD (6alJET) Ph &Q..6666 rN-9933 coupe. 300 V8. Air, auto 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. $5395 ____.._ .......,.,. · •teer (No. 13944) We"""lnsl<r • 64&-4010 Camaro • 9917 "12 ·bouGAR XR1 Landau ll~(JNSET FORD Plymouth 9960 r&M 1 J.I' . Coupe. Air, tilt, •tereo ~~ '13 CA?i1ARO So lh8J'p you (~FFWl $3l9!J 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. 'll"':'w...... OBn't believe It! t41Xil!YBJ SUNSET FORD We"!'"insb?r 6.16-4010 ATLAS -· --..fl $3699 a440 Garden Grove Blvd. l\IERCURY 10 w ~,..-SUNSET FORD WoSlmln"er • \i}S-4010 1967, P/g.p..lN(: ~'. Chryslor/Plymoulh OPEN SUNDAY 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. '71 COUGAR. Xln't ·eond. 5.52-9044 • Open Dally & Sun. 'ti! 10 PM 1973 EL DORADO Westminster 63&-40!0 $1695. Evea/wknds 49~7901. Mu1tang 9952 2929 llarbor Blvd., 1 CABRIOLET 1912 SILVER Camaro , ~days 896--3451. • Costa ~1esa LHI lhao 17,000 mliH w/Ralloy Sport pack. 4&,000 '61 COUGAR XR 1, blown '14 MIJSTANG II 4 '""""· 546-1934 Beautifl,ll fl.rem.1st finish. with mlle.i, xlnt cond. $2,590. engine ~1t oUer. . ~· 11,000 mlies, w h i·t e . =,,..,.-...,.-""""'""""..,---,,- cabrlotet top. FUJI leather 833-215? -~ 673-2001 , (339KHZ) $3099 '67 Belvedere ti, 2 dr hardlop, Interior, factory air cond., Chtvroltt 9920 Doclne "35 SUNSET FORD V-8, PIS, A/C, xlnt \'.!Ond. full powu, tilt & telescopic • 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. See to appr, Orig owner, steering, stereo multiplex . • • • . • '73 DODGE Swtnger, Landau Westmli,lSftt 4. 6J6..4010 movtni. 84E).:.7011 with tape, cruise control, • 71 Malibu ~ ConcoUJ"lle Coupe, blftck on black, air. '10 MUSTANG 60 cylinder, Pontiac 9965 door Joctc1, all the xtras 9 passenger Station Wagon, (502GJT) $2999 • auto, pt)\\'fil' steering, green &: beaµrttul. (Ser No. 40T100) Radio, Heater, Auto Tr11.ns, SUNSET FORD (No. 14465) $1999 '13 PONTIAC Grand Prix. PRICED TO SELL Air Con<!, silver, <841DI..Sl 5440 Garden Grove Blvd SUNSET FORD Lahdau Coupe, l oaded. OPEN $UNDA Y , '70 PONTIAC Broug:hrun. Landau C.oupe, I o a d e d (131 ANB1 S2099 SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd., \\'estminster 636-4010 ~-----........... ~. Oldsmobile Sales and Service Now in Huntington Beach. A. ·_. CARS Cl.EARLY DISCOUNT PRICED BEACH OLDS-MAZDA Beach Blvd. just So. of Worner Ph..,._ ~ Thunderbird 9970 '12 T·BIRD Landau coupe. Immaculate (108HMA) '4199 SUNSET FORD 54-40 Garden Grove Blvd. \Vestn1inster 636-4010 '56 T·BIRD Near perfect body, Cragers, Port bole top, 81,C:O original miles. White with nice Wack interior $2500, will consider trade. 549-1690 !~IVELY PRICED Weatmlnater 6.16-41)10 w=::ren Grove ~lO (9G~~~S~ FORD •:Groth Chtvrolet e DODGE Oiarger 1967, radio, 5440 Gard G Bl rd ·13 T.B. Mint O>ndltion. Jow 18211 Beach Hunt Bch heater, ale, p/b, pis, mag '73 l\JUsrANG, clean, xlnt. . en rove " · ile . $4 950 i.l. ' V\';· -.··>. 1 ' , \ , .. . ,,.;.;-r,: 847-6087 54!l-3331 whl1, new tires, 586-3547 cond., air, FIM radio, etc. Westminster ~010 ~94-:.fi• pnv. party. • e e ~ best offer. 893-6583 days, '65 PONT Lemans-new paint ,, ' • • 494-8338 eves. 1nuffler, tires, Int gd shape. ',n J-BIRD_J.andau, Air/full ·~OPEN §UND~l' • ~ ~ ~~· :.;s. = '69 MUSfANG 300 Air Good Depend trihs, $500 cash,. pY.T, Immac, Loaded. Bst !74 Cpe. de Viii~ . e ANNOUNCING e + extra~ Oean & aharp. corn!. 75,<XXI mi: $L'ioo or 557·81'77 aft 5pm ' otr. fTI4) ~mo. CA.BIUOLET TOP Oldsmobile Sales and Service 842-Sll7 best. 646-2245. '12 PONTIAC Grand Prix. '51 T-Bird, xlnt cond, ?.take F::f JF1ee=··~t N~ ~~™acb. '67 MONAOO Station Wagon. 19n )JUST ANG, Xlnt. Cond., t~!~)d $3399 mags, red ~~C,.U a.fttt • 6 pm tUt A telescopic 6t~' DISCOUNT ?:UCED P$/PB/PY./, t&r air, New Must Sell,~~er. SUNSET FORD V tf-9974 •t-'Wllh tapt door JO&.' BEACH OLDS-MAZDA Iris. Id cond. 1695. 5.14-1761 oga cru ise coittrol, ~I the xt?U Beach Blvd. just So. of '.69 OOOOE, Bil', P/S, auto. 'fi6 MUSl'ANG, auto, air. Re-5440 9anten Grove Blvd. --------- 1: locks ·a: runs like Warner trans., orii· owner, excel. cent eng. v.'Ol'k. Oean. $700. Westminster 636-401.0 '72 VEGA GT Kammback (~·aa 1 new. Ph o.o~"'' cond -562 1017 540-7226 Call 646-{.634 '71 FIREBIRD 30,<XXI orig wagon. Mag whee 1 s, """" oou"'VDIJU " ..,.,.,. . Old b'I 9955 ml. Like ne·w. Asking $2100 automatic transmission, air $7495 ~~Ford 9940 smo 1 • _ or make otter. 97g..so19. conditioning. (101G\VN) WANTED: '64 Impala SS, ----------:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;:;;;~! "ii\i;;ThiTi:M"c.i;;;;;;;;-;,n;;-I 12199 =~~~~~~~~ •ulD, alr, excel cond, or '12 LTD Squire. 10 pa.u., -.-A-N_N_O_U_N-Cl_N_G ___ '10 PONTIAC Catalina. 4DR, SUNSET FORD 1. '65 or '66 ?ifalibu SS, auto, air, rack, sharp! (No. 14510) Hardtop, air, nice {Z\VA548l 1 .it air. call Sue 531-8984 or $3300 Oldsmobile Sales and Service $1799 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. 91 636-7891 SUNSET FORD Now in Htmtington Beach. SUNSET FORD \Vestminster 636-4010 ;:;::::i::~::.::: '73 CAPRICE, 1 Owner, air, 54-10 Garden Grove Blvd. 1;1LSCOCARSUN CJ;REARLCEri 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. '71 VEGA Kamback GT, OPEN SUNDAY all power, amlfm stereo. \Vestmln.ster ~o BEACH OLTos.iAAzoA Westminster ~010 tact. air, R/H, ta~ player, 1--,,;73,.-.F'°L'"E°'E'°TW'="'-oo~D=--I v~n.yl roof, beautiful con· 171 LTD Brougham I d 1968 BONNEVILLE. a' r . new,_,u~tr' o~~;:._ack. $49.). LUXURIOUS BROUGHAM ditlon. $3300. 837-9362. POPULAR 4-DR. HARDTOP Beach B vw~: So. ol . ~~~;..,~is, Xlnt. cond. $875 or ~ o ,. o.l\T'"'o>10Wo Factory air cond.. f u 11 1964 OIEVY ln'l~a. 4 dr, Factory air cond., f u 11 Ph 842-fi666 .....,..,..,..., ·~e~~~. b':Sn~$~ ~ J>O"•er, padded vinyl lop. oondauto, 8N:::J: new~~ ~~t pov.-er. vinyl top. Tapestry ~~ '71StiPOk NTIAthC ~~nt\lr1l(oo'f'EUIP'Ul. 541r2165. full leather lnlerlor, dual · ~ eng WUl-~ .. .......,. interior, dual comfort 11eata, '73 OLDS Vllta Cruiser ,,..tth c wt .... r OO't ==~~~--=- comlort seats, tilt & 847-4432 auto. trans., radio, heater. .swt roof "loaded" (No. $1899 '72 VEGA GT Camback Wq. ltlescoplc sleertng, stereo. '12 llfPALA, Convmible, air, 8 track stereo tape. All the 14651) $4399 SUNSET FORD Auto, air (lOlGWN) ·$1999 door locks, cruise oontrol. 1 ov.ner, Atr, PIS, PJB, db:. xtras. (368CUU) · $4399 -5440 Garden Grove Blvd. SUNSET FORD light sentinel, remote trunk P/W, E q u Ip . w/cruise SUNSET FORD Westminster 63G-401.6 5f40 Garden Grove Blvd. lock. totally equipped. Very L'Onlrol, Best otter. 5.li-0439 5440 Glrdea. Grove~~ ,65 GTO. VS, 4 spd.., 3-2's, Westminster 636--W.O low mileage &: the epitome •69 El C&mino, new brbakes, Westmlnlter · ~ • _...,.._o air, taped.eek. $500 'TI VEGA Hatchback, 4 spd.. or motori~. (099HFM) aJr shoe'·-"--/ -•--·-• ._.._ K..t.e rn.e1:. mags, radial, $1450. pvt. l\:ljt LLl-.:Z.t p 8, J.._~ ·~· """'"'-~ ~1693. $6995 . PBUtt. 96lH038 OLDSMOBILE '69 F!REBIRD. Air, PS/PB, ,::PC"iy-'-,. ~~~"""'== ~~~~ .. '66 MALIBU, 321 A/T, PIS. OPEN SUNDAY GMC TRUCKS nMliolbfr, avlD traM. Greot ;;Cl='"'="=""~A=d!'-"'=-~=: r-~ -" __ ..._ ..... -'41" , ,. ... t l LlnL1 ·11 '73 UN W/flaetGWS SHEU M8os, 19,760 milts. 1079631') •72coURIER I W /WILDWOOD CN.f'lll Wlh crawt thru. 1639FTG) '72 COURIER W/ROYAL CRfST Cab Over eQUlpped caml)tr. 18.56895) . I '72DATSUN ·1600 W / 4 SfASOHS SHEil --Red" (81'000U) '72 UN "RAMED" '72 '72 '73 tlegS. fur lined shell with reefer. (26325N) COURIER Wlite on White. "'Sharp" (945"8Tl COURIER Mags, Bright red and ISl7ipod. (48278L) DATSUN 1600 'M\lte. Only 17,171 miles. (OmBW) '72 ~~1,,L~ SPORT (68628UJ • I 74 ~~l~~els. side pipes. 5,864 miles. '140151UJ '72 " COURIER Side pipes, mags, camper shaft. (02036W). $2699 s2199 s2999 s2m s2499: s2799 I I I : I l, )I . l • ' • ' ) ' l i ' ' - - -. l s2099 ·j s3199 : s2599 older VW. 842-0IJl alt.< pm '73 GALAXlE SOCI. Landau UNIYEISIT:Y ·O'·DSI ---'-----------.,.-..-...,..-1 ;;J~~a;•~.J.~crJ P/B. $600. or trade lor _ HOND" URS 1-;"'"§d"§ll600~·=53&-=100;;:. =::.:::::::::::..:,::::._ _ __:.:.::.:~..::.:==::.::..--= '55 CHEVY Cl I . 3 pd coupe, ail;' auto iteering • • 1 8.88 C, S '• (NJ. 12980) f.1799 -lfarbar B11'd. gd. n•ocb. & body cond. SUNSET FORD Colla »-.a - (>PEN SUNDAY 898-3673 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. FOR ('()J\1PLETE REPAIR Westminster 636-4010 ''lffOhDS 98 LS.t ,.n extru, '72 Sed. DtVllle w rk e.o tr & Corvair Jow mifes, 1 owner. Phone Factory a1r conditioning full 0 on rva '69 LTD Broua:ham air eves "64S-3984 pbwer, 'vinyl lop, leather Buggies, Call '536-0Mf power, eii, ,fullt over hauled: I"'"""."'" ~~Royal;.-.,......,.-..,--- 1& tapestry Interior, .stereo, Chrysltr 9925 xlnt tires, low blue OOok. ·~~1~, vmii ~p. ~t door locks, an exceptional 640-lll99 evc11. oond. 64$-7472. bu,y! (794.FOR) ·7o OffiYSLER 3CO ~· '69 TORINO COBRA JET $4495 Air, etc., bright red. (No. 428 In Jo Ueage' '64 Olds F85, · w.ry clean; ll4l7l $1199 . cu • m • 2 door"hardtop. SUNSET FORD Sacrilice, 11125, S81-<>;43 361-0gle St. CM. - 5440 Garden Groyt Blvd. '71 RANCHERO. alr, a1r Pinto 9957 \\'estminster 636-401.0 11hocka:, radio, $lllX> or oHer. I ---------I '!5 c;HRYSLER N'pt. 2dr, .;w~ STATION WAGON gd tires, body, etc. Recent eng ov!hld. needs tn.ns power, alr, Xlnt cond. $650 ~'Qrk. $175. 642-9507. 497-2326 1972 O:IRYSLER Sta. Wag., 'Tl GRAND Torino Wgn. Air, all pwr .. fully equip'd,, dual PIS, ~/B, F!\1 stereo, met. air .. $2750 96&--761.4 blue, like new 968-8749 Comtt 9927 1967 GALAXIE. 2-door. Xlnt .;..;;....;.;. _______ , cond. 1.tust see. $750. 675- "12 COMET Cpe. Ginger and 3038. .white <No. 12884) Sl.999 1-·12~°"r.-,~, .. --.. -,.-.~ru1"""1 -p-•T-. SUNSE:r· FORD a ir, roof rk. Lo mi. New ~ Garden Gro\-'e mvd. tires, magti. $2795. 54~~. \Vestminlter 6J6-4010 Clautfltd aas sell blg items, Contlntntel '930 small lt~s or any item. ---------1 Juat call 1642-5678! CO,.TINENTAL 1973 You don't nred a gun b> LUXURIOUS 2 DR. COUPE "Drew Fast',' when you ONLY 20000 MILES place an ad 1n the DAILY '13 PINTO. 4 spttd, decor group, medium blue. (No. 13823! $1999 SUNSET FORD 5440 Gonlett Grove Blvd. Westminster 636-4010 '13 PINTO Runabout. Low miles, /J 'f-F!\1 Stereo, Lug· gage Rack, Auto. 548-0071. '13 PINTO Squire Wagon, 20,00) mi, xlnt cond. $2995 pvt ,P'Y· 551-l036. ''13 PINTO $quire wag. 4 speed, stereo, m a e 1 . (511HOl'l 12999 SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westmih&ter 636-4010 '72 PINTO Sia. \Vgn. Air, radials, lo mi., $?200 Call alt. 6 681·3108 19'12 ' ELDORAOO, fi .P'l\T, inc AM/t~f\1 stereo !ape, leather landau top. Uc No. 942-LTA, cruise cont, PIS, P/W, tllt whl. 1 Ownr. Very lo mi $5195. 646-4448 Exquisite H~t Gold with -=~~~t Ads! Call now white vinyl top, matchlngl-:"7-c=,.-:;=,-,::=:-.:: full leat~r interior. Factory Enjoy more clotet space by air cond. Full pcn\.>er, stereo, selling "don't needs" y,·ith '72 PINTO, Rona.bout, 3:XlO door locks, cruise control, a Dally Pilot Classified Ad. cc, -4 spd, Xlnt cond, mfPG etc. All the extras Ir: a 642-5678. SD-7213 '67 CAD. DcVIUe. 31,<XXI orig. ml. Tan/while vinyl top. Sony, no air. Like new 642009 real ''Creampuff. '' C I 9715 Cepri 9715 !880HFPJ $5695. 1=-:•~p~r'--____ ;;,;_;.;...c..;;,,;;<;...;_~~--- •1969 COUPE DE Vll.LE• PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP BST 0¥"R. 536-2419 _ 'll_CO.Ul'E_ll.&__'lJ).j,_E_ New ttres, pvt pty. Xlnt cond. Bat oUer. 832-nsl. Claalllod . • • • • • • • • • 64Z-$18 $5695 ... a Oa!1y Pilot ClaMitled ..• a Daily PilQt ClasslDed Autos, New 9800 Autos, Ntw 1974 VEGA'S 1 OoL0 , . ovER __ J'C: fACIOIT INVOICI COST 51 TO CHOOSE FROM • $8A ~:. $84 :..m .~ . 'speed. radio, tinted glass. dllC. bumpers. whilewalls, stk. 11101. . , , S1CMl.70 Is tht tet.1 <•ttt ,,k. Incl .... & lie. t.tt. O.t.rrtd pyrnt. pri<• I• $4111 IMI. hi• & lie,. fffs & «1rryln1 cM,,.. fot 41 1M"fh1 °" .,,.-ovol ~f 'l"r cr9dlt. A.,.t 15:91~ e MQN. THRU PRI. I AM TO 10 PM.e e SAT ... SUN. 9 AM TO 6 PM e GROTH CHEVROLET 11111 -·h 11...i. 847-6087 Hutttlftftefl leoch 549-3331 - . NEW '7 4 CAPRIS DOzalS l;O dtOOsE FROMll M~3189 I Otl.Y A FEW '74's LEFT -BEAT THE 75 PRICE INCREASE Cmf:Dlll 3 Hat wapn. Torque transmission. tinted ')lass. ..-t. c-..t mil'l'Or, air cooditionlog, AM/FM rodlo, powor st••ring, Detuxe whe•I coTers. white walls. IRH46G4Al866141 .' 54695 JDl.SlDA.N '72 PLYMOUTH FUltYll • tcJll8CI, f.ilcl. ,_.., Ci.an c•. ~ 11rong. A DM~lh~ ~blue *1111-.llndluqi. Jclr, """""' Nld IQll. Alll0.11&1&. WOOlld. t&nlttNCj s1195 s1795 '13 PLYMOUTH '72 DODGE fUIY Ill WA&ON !11'.twalol>"""Wllilu-Mlllllld.. ... lf-. ,. ~~ """'°"' ...... -.ood lidM, root ~ ...,..._.1itt1JJNI _, __ 12\~SHI s2995 s2995 ' 1974 DUSTER .W•oallc lraiiulissioo, Tlottd wiodllliolcl. AM/ ..... ....,. sid• •••ldl•g. cl•l111 wheel co•ers, carpets. IYU9CM13304351 53088 '71 PLYMOUTH '71 CHRYSLER SCAMP 2 DI. H;llDTOP 2 O'. ~ """'-ltlftl~ •or _..._ .._ c-r, M corld: -...o. 1r-. 1111'111 ti.II••..,,... ....... ...,.~ 16.UIOOSMJ s1795 s1995 '73 DODGE '69 FOJlD DAITSPOIT STA.TIOH WA.GOH 211'.fllfOIOOOD9. Al*I. •-tattnr.Q '*OMIL. """· -~--n1111..-cronM s2395 s1095 ) I ' ' " ' ' • . • \ , 1974 AMC MATADOR HARDTOP "SPECIAL'.' f , '72 Che.v. Kingswood Wagon Special FULL PRICE 01 IFYOU PIEFER Automatic, power s1eering~ air. radio, heater, v.t111e walls. loaded. 1310FLOI &tit 16382 ~ 311 mos. -12111il dowrl. Full Cllfl orq 11!il8J.51 Incl TIL 0.letrecl ~ -t?SH.1!12. A.P .II, 21.~ '70 DODGE. ~--1. D'ART SPECIAL • ' Air conditioning, radio, ~ater. (791 EMS) -::i~LE 51176 ~= 549!L ()Vo, M9 11 lot~· 11111!1. wllll f2ff dOwft. Full cM!> 1111C11 112'1fl.M ind. TIL Oe""'1lll P.Y,....nr ""°' 11411.M. A.P.R. 21.66'11. 1 '71 Plym. Sebring 2 Dr. HT 5Decial 2 br. H.T. Automatic, radio, heater, padded dastt, :'L~'s1..i0029C7o6v1 .. %u s31 If PRICE rt-MOtllH °"I' Al.114 b 38 ma., Wiii! •299 ctown. Full cW> pries 11140.M w:t. Tll.0&~'"'""" -114'5~4 . I' :'.i ' FREE Phone FINANCIAL 'SERVICE . HOT SATISFIED WllH SERVICE? Try VICTORY ."You'rethe Winner" TH YOUR FACTORY DIRECT DEALER , l - • RlVfR<,l[>f ff<'WY ' I -c ; ,.. I -c • •• • - E • • ,. ·,,. .& ... I I --rnmil--COSTA MESA SADDLEBACK HUNTINGTON BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINF. LAGUNA BEACH NEWPORT BEACH SAN CLEMENTE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 29 ·OCTOBER 5 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBE:R 29. 1974 Sales -Service -Satisfaction FORD -Friendly AMC/Jeep Dunton Ford -1969 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 2240 So. Main St . Santo Ana 645-7770 -546-7070 Ward S. Lee. Inc. Theodore Robins Ford 1234 S. Main St.. Santa Ana 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa "" 547-5826 -= 642-0010 Roy Carver Inc University Oldsmobile 234 E 17th St.. Cosio Mesa = 2850 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa PONTIAC -Dave Ross Pontiac -2480 Harbor Blvd , Cosio Mesa -546-8017 - PORSCHE· AUDI _ Chick Iverson Porsche-A udi 445 E Coast Hwy Newport Beach 673-0900 Cr;~;,;::~:'s,. Sonia Ano : 540-9640 Roy Carver Inc. 835-3 ~71 - .. -234 E 17th Sr ROLLS-ROYCE LINCOLN · MERCURY Gustafson Lincoln-Mercury Costa Mesa 546-4444 So~~~e~~~a~~~:~1t~m:a~~~ay -8~ 64}2n~_i8~894 Bto4e~~:~~~d., Mission Viejo 495-4949 TOYOTA = Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury =-Deon Lewis Imports 1301 No. Tust in. Santo Ana l 966 Harbor Blvd . Cosio Mesa Nabers Cad illac 2600 Harbor Blvd., Cosio Mesa VOLKSWAGEN -Chick Iverson Volkswagen Connell Chevrolet -445 E. Coast Hwy --Connell Chevrolet -2828 Harbor Blvd . Costa Mesa =c Newpor1 Beach 2828 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 546-1200 546-1200 673-0900 DATSUN Dot Datsun Un iversity Oldsmobile 18835 Beach Blvd., _ 2850 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa VOLVO _-Dean Lewis Imports ·1966 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 646-9303 = = Hun11nglon Beach 842-7781 : 540-9640 - SL_ ~~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~ 1 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 9:30AM 1J @ ffi Pro Football San Francisco at Atlanta OR Los Angeles at New England. 10:00 O -'~ 00 Pro Football Doubleheader 1st game: New York at Buffalo. 1:00 O ~@ o Pro Football Doubleheader 2nd game: Ctnc1nnat1 at San Francisco OR Oakland at Pittsburgh. 1 :30 8 Canadian Football Highlights 4:00 U,CLA Football Bruins at Michigan State. 5:00 O The John McKay Show MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 6:00PM O (~ '-8 ) (3) ABC Monday Night Football Denver Broncos at Washington Redskins. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 7:30PM m World Football League Calif. Sun 11s. Portland Storm 9:00 @ Notre Dame Highlights THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3 6:00PM O ®~World Football l eag1.1e New Yark Stars vs. Ch1ca&O ' Ftre. 8:00@ Boxing From the Olympic ' ED The Way It Was 1951 N.Y. Giants/Brooklyn Dodgers Pennant Playoff Curt Gowdy hosts SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5 lO:OOAM O Qj Ci) Jg, Major League Baseball Divisional Playoff Dou· bleheader Teams to be announced 10:30 I (~ Cf\) NCAA Football 1:00 · 3@ @,Major League Baseball Divisional Playoff 2:00 17 3 CBS Sports Spectacular 2:30 CBS Sports Spectacular Brunswick Women's World Open. 5:00 (Qi (jl) 3 ABC's Wide World of Sports 11:00 USC Foot all Tape delay. Tro1ans vs. Iowa Hawkeyes. EL CHICANO ROCK GROUP A cc1on Chicano, the nc\.\-PBS -.enc' featuring Chicano per- lormcr'. poeh and urt1'>t'. pn:micrc-. 1 ucMJa) at I OPM on KCET, Channel 21<. w11h a pcrf orrnancc b~ the rock group El Chicano. The group, which rccorJ, on Kapp Rcconh. c1,mhine' rock 'n roll. coun- lr) •• H:1u, I atin and Chica no trad111onal clement'. Organ11cJ c;1x 'C<H' ag1l, the hand ha' rccortled three al hum!> ol wng' that reflect :i t.:omm1tmcnt Hl the member~· Mex1c:in-Amer1can rool'\. Among 'ckl'.t ion' performed on the program will be the band's originals. ··E1 l1nw," ··~1a, /acate ... "S,1t1.,fy Mc Woman," along Mlh ~uch earlier h•" a' "Hrown-Eycd Girl'" and 1hc iazz cla"ic ··senor Blue-. .. ~kmhcr' of El Chicano inclutlc organic,t Bob E.'pinosa. guitarist \I 1d > I c\pron. pcr1.u:."on1'it Rudy Regalado. ha,~i'it-lcadcr Fretl S..inchc1. conga i>uprcmo Andre Baeza and drummer 0 . LaMont. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WHK, SEPTEMBER 29, 1974 Now In Anaheim the Wonderful World of RENTACOLOR •11 NU p~, ~ l"t -t1r1t fT'IOnf"'"1 rtnt.11 '" 1dw1nc t 1no a ''"'II •"\t1lf1t1on t h1rct The superb color tele· vision you've always wanted can be yours within hours now that RENTACOLOR has come to Anaheim, bringing you our top caliber servi~e and e.x_p~~ience. We. are an international successful organ1zat1on spec1al1Z1ng exclusively 1n Color Television leasing. RENTACOLOR brings you neighborly attention and service. Our knowledge and experience will be at your disposal from the moment you enter the wonderful world of RENTACOLOR Rental peri od is for one year and you'll en1 oy: • FREE UNLIM ITED SERVICE • N(W SET EACH YEAR • FREE REPLACEMENT TV • OPTION TO PURCHASE • FltEE DELIVt:RY • REDUCED RENTALS A mPmber ol the Anaheim Chamber of Commer r e 220 N. Crescent Way, Anaheim , Ca (714) 991 ·1550 Page 3 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 29. 1974 10:30 0 (Q9 .!.) -~ (E) Lassie's Res-m Movie; "Go West" (com) '40- cue R11ngers/Sehoolhouse Rodi The Man< Brothers. O Faith for Tod1y IE) ~h Chaparral ~ Meet the Prus ~ W A OiscuMion With ••• Tony & Sunn Alimo Fires of Evangelism Mideast Analysis State of the Oem0Cf1tic Proc· €!) P1ntlll1 Dominital ess ''Chicago" (41/2hr) Actor Paul 11:00 IJ Church With A Vision Newman, Governor Tom McCall 00 Movie: "Confessions" (dra) '57 (Ore.) and Amona Congressman -Dennis O'Keefe, June Lockhart. Morns Udall address the Chicago 6:00 m Bible Answtn/Chrlstophers • 1 (~ (E) (V (E) Ghost Chasers convocation of the Center for the 6;JO D the Chdstopbett • Untamed World Study of Democratic Institutions on 6:45 (j) Christopher Close·UP , o Newsmakers "The Crisis of the Contemporary Movie: "Poor Little Rich Girt" Presidency." 7:00 fnorite Martians (com) '36 _ Shirley Temple, Alice ~ ~)World of Survival @@ This Is ttle Life Faye, Jack Haley. f£E) Wild Wild West Mormon Tabernacle Choir IE Church in tfle Home 3:00 8 Famous Classic Tiits "The Black H.R. Pufnstut @ first Baptist Church Arrow" Rex Humbard u:3o 0 (lli (t)) W aJ Mlle A Wish/ (3 Campus Profile • People's forum Schociifiouse Rodi ~ uz (I) John Wayne Theatre 0 NFL Game ol the Week -M I , Ad t Movie; (C) ''Thunder Bav" (adv) Jabbtrwodly u ov e: ' ven ures of Mark ,53 J 5 , Werren Roberts Twain" (adv) '44~fredric March, -ames tewart, Joanne Dru. Alexis Smith. Gilbert Roland, Dan Duryea 7:30 Bailey's CorMts (iQ1 Name of the Game ~ Jimmy Swaggart Show The Jet.sons (~ OC> Celebrity Tennis SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 29 MORNING Chaplain of Bourbon Street ' 3:30 (Travel Film 6 Udsvllle a star Trek • Biiiy J. Harris The Virginian o lnsl&ht on Religion 12:00 C3: (~ re') Colleae Football Hiah· Greetings From Germany Elementary News -~ U!.J • • R r · T H 11 m Rex Humbard lights e 1g1ous own a 19..J I Gene A•...., n.••b ( 00> Untamed World 7:45 @(I) Sacred Heart Vision o;' '"" e f lnslaht 8:00 lamp Unto My Feet • News Pentecost.II Temple • GO! Geor1e & Diane Ivey 4:00 Ne1llsmakers Rn Humbard (I) lnsipt Movie: "Wild In the Country" Mission Magic 12:30 0 Pacesetters (dra) '61 -Elvis Presley, Hope I look Up & Live (6:, Movie: "Appointment in Berlin" Lange. • John..!!t Barton Show Cdfa) •43 _ George Sanders, Mar D Insight "Bicycles Are Beautiful" 0 @l}J@Old Time Gospel guerite Chapman. Bill Cosby stars in this film about Hour fJ tfead On bikes and bike safety. I Wonderama m Movie: (C) "Man From Lara-0 UCLA football Bruins al Michl· Wanderlust mie" (wes) '55 -James Stewart, gan State. ( Ci)) Gospel Singers' Jubflte Wallace ford, Arthur Kennedy. Alex ~ Tarun Theatre 8:30 I look Up & Live Nicol. aJ College football Highllpts • Serendipity IE Wanderlust Hee HIW 6 Big Blue Marble ~Sunday Celebrition m Movie: ''Tht Fighting Kentuck- lt Is Written g) Public Servlce ian" (adv) '49-John Wayne, Vera l Th B l '.,h Ralston, John Howard, Marie Wind· 8 et ere e 1.,.t 1:00 f) Cametl Three ' Meeting Time at Calvary 0 e2} 00 ®) m Pro F o o t b a I I rr-;· (I:1 Rut.h Gelmans People Show IE KATHRYN KUHLMAN Doubleheader second game: Cincin· Korean Variety * (IN COLOR) nati Bengals at San Francisco 49ers (6) Meet the Press ~Ci) K1thryn Kuhlman OR Oakland Raiders at Pittsburgh Deaf Hear 9:00 Belief Steelers. ( ~ 00> Celebrity Bowline Chall!."jt My Sermon I Today's Health . Toros (~ ll)) Day of Discovery (Q!; OC> CV m Directions • This Is the life 6 Real Estate Open House International Hour 4:30 (fi) CV Cf' face the Nation Campus Profile IE Safari to Adventure • Sunday Paul Moyer & Victoria · 00 Q3 (6) Or1I Roberts lJ:z; 00 Y1ncy Derringer James co·host 0 It,, Written 1:30 I Today's Religion m News Day ol Mimles Canadian Football Highlights ~ 00 Garner Ted Armstrong 1 1 (ID Gospel CounlJY (~ (jJ) ~ (E) Issues & An· ~ George & Diane Ivey Rex Humbard swers f: (!') Greatest Sports legends 9:30 @ @ 00 Pro Football San 0 Sherlock Holmes lhutre "The Movie: "Footlight Serenade" Francisco at Atlanta OR Los An geles Secret Weapon" 5:00 ax (3) I SPW AL I Philharmonic at New England. m Major ~dams Young People's Concert "What (3) Voiu of Agriculture ~ ffi C1mera Three Makes A Gershwin Tune A Gershwin I NFl Game of the Week r;i~ Day of Miracles Tune?" is both the title and the sub· Reverend Max 2:00 I) Movie: "Tarzan's New Yortc Ad· stance of this opening Young Peo· My Friend Pookie venture" (adv) '42-Johnny Weis· pie's Concert, as Michael Tiison Amnlng Prophecies muller. Thomas conducts and narrates an Day of Discovery (3) f orum exploration of the music of perhaps l:Old Time Gospel Hour 0 Movie: (C) "Apache" (wes) '54 lhe greatest of the American com· 00 first Baptist Church -Burt Lancaster, Jean Peters. posers, George Gershwin 1 (j)) Town Hall Meeting (6J Oaktarl I The John McKay Show Music.a y Palabras 0 Movie: (C) "Count Your Bless· ()OJ News 10:00 Acclon de la Comunldad ings" (dra) '59-Deborah Kerr, Ros· The Avengers QI @ m Pro football Dou· sano Braui. Daniel Boone bleheader First game: New York Jets 00 Movie: ''The Big Steal" (dra) Korean Dr1ma at Buffalo Bills. '49-Robert Mitchum. William Ben ct) National Geographic I Hour of Power dix. Hour of ~Uverance Home Buyer's Guide (ft)(]) Mr. Chips @) This Week in the NFL Domingo ~ Faith for Today Roller Games Herald of Truth ED P!!J Bridge With the £.xperts • Indexing & Inflation San Diego Happening <e29: [j J) Outdoors With Ken Call•· Corona Now 56 The Humanist way 5:30 3 Hogan's Heroes (~ (j)) Dr. Norman Vincent Peale al Celebrity Tennis 6 little Rascals Theatre 8!) Est.I Es 11 Vida 2:30 (3) Youth in the 70s News Page 4 f 91 The Commanders o Movie: (C) (2hr) "Battle of the Villa Fiorita" (dra) '65 -Rossano Bram, Maureen O'Hara. ~ Day of Mlracles EE Viewpoint on Nutlltlon EVENING . 6:00 8 (it) ffi CBS News Speci1I "The Troubled American Economy" A summary and analysis or Presi· dent ford 's 2 day domestic summit meeting on our current economic troubles. ~ Movie: (C) (2hr) "No Min b an Island" (dra) '62-Jeffrey Hun· ter. Marshall Thompson. 0 m Meet the Press O Movie: (C) (2lf?hr) "The Devil's Brigade" (dra) '68 -William HOI· den, Chff Robertson, Vince Ed· wards 0 al Reasoner Report M The World at War "Distant War: 1939·1940" m Movie: (C) (2hr) "Advise & Con· sent" (dra) '6l -Henry Fonda. Charles Laughton. Don Murray, Wal ter Pidgeon, Gene Tierney, Peter Lawford, Franchot Tone. Lew Ayres I Night Gallery Children's Cartoons Concern 26 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Buccaneer'' (draJ '58 -Yul Brynner, Charlton Heston. ~ 1fJ) Talk to tfle Manager News Three Stooges 6:30 O Animal World "Sacred Creatures of Siam" 8111 Burrud's cameras tra11e1 to the monasteries of Thai· land to show the wildlife sanctu· aries provided lhere tll\der the creed of Buddha. C(;) Movie: (90) "Just Around the Corner" (mus) '38-Shirley Temple, Joan Dcrv1s. O Movie; (C) (90) "fantastic Voy· age" (sc1·f1) '66 -Stephen Boyd, Edmond O'Brien, Raquel Weich Cf' P1ul Sand Show ~Sunset ~ 6 lut of the Wild Journey to Adventure film Feature Roller Games I 'l:> Bobby Goldsboro Show Fanfarrla falcon 7:00 News 0 MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S * WILD KINGDOM stars Marlin Perkins 7:30 O Wild Kingdom "land of the Kangaroo" Marlin Perkins travels lo the eucalyptus forests of Australia lo study the gray kangaroo. (T Treasure Hunt 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The Perfet't Furlough" (com) '59-Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh, Linda Cristal I It Takes A Thief @ Judy Lynn Show Japanese language Programs 00 m Wild Kingdom <59' Qi)) Hee Haw m Chespirlto aJ Speakeasy B TOP FAMILY ORAMA * ON APPLE'S WAY!! 0 1 rn (il Apple's War "The Friend" Without consulting anyone, rnc luding his wife , George invests the entire family savings in a busi- THE OAll.Y PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 29. 1974 ness he knows nnth1ng about, c1e tary about the Communicative Arts .-------------------------. allng much unhappiness around the Academy 1n Compton, Calif. house. ! S1f1rl to Ad11entur1 0 NATURE ADVENTURE Japanese llnau1ae Program * DISNEY AT ITS BEST I The One Way ~ "" Noche de Gila O l4ll' o 1:1.:J World of Disney Korean Dram• "Shokee, the Everglades Panther" Michael Ansara narrates this story 9:30 tJ @ M a n n I 1t "Game or a tiny panther cub. deep 1n the Plan" Mannix searches lor a captive Florida Everglades, separated from and her captors In a k1dnapp1ng 1ls mother and losing the battle for plot he Isn't even sure has e11er survival, until adopted by a young taken place. Jane Actman. Rue Mc Indian boy. They bec:ome fast Clanahan, James Olson and Norman friends during a summer romp in Academy in Compton, Calif. th E I d b t bl b · ''Ii It Is Written e vere a es, ut rou e eg1ns _ HE KING IS COMING' when the boy brings the animal ...., back to the village * "TRANSLATION OF £D WE BELONG TO YOU! THE CHURCH" * BE PART OF KCET DR. HOWARD C. ESTEP m Membership Nlelrt Drive/be· I The Kina Is Comlna iiliie at Pops "Ella fitzeerald" The 81& Question EE Armenian TV Hour : Journey to Japan 8:00 @ Movi,: (C) (2hr) "Written on 10:00 O Day. of Discovery the Wind" (dra) '57-Rock Hudson, 16 Rock Concert Lauren Bacall, Robert Stack, Dor I Dr. Norm1n Vincent Pule othy Malone. Ei) News 0 (Qi (_f~) (}) Q) The So nny 700 Club Comedy Revue Sonny's guests are · Membership Ni&ht/Wuhin£ton Mclean Stevenson, Joey Heatherton Week in Review and The Spinners. I Lou Gordon Show m Lucy Comedy Hour "Millon 10:15 fh>yal Family of Jap1n Berte Hides Out at the Ricaraos" 10:30 Follow·Up I Three P1ssports to Adventure O KNBC SPECIAL NJppon No Uta/News * THE SUPERTANKERS' Pattern for Llvinf • @!) Aul Andersen Show George Kennedy Narrates EZl News 0 News Special "In the Wake of 8:30 O 17 (3' ,8 Kojak "A Very Dead the Supertanker" CR) George Ken· ly Game" When a policeman 1s nedy narrates a documentary about killed by a narcohcs rip·off art ist, the new oil supertankers. Kojak is determined to nab the elu· I Mr. Gospel Guitar s1ve murderer. but 1s thwarted by The Protecton hrs FBI coU'lterparts WT1h whom he · Movie: (C) "The Journey" (dra} 1s workina. Art Lund and Burr De '59 -Yul Brynner, Deborah Kerr. Benn1na uest. I San Die10 Panorama 0 °21 6 0 m NBC Sund a J Mission: Impossible Mystery-McMlll1n & Wife "Down-News shift to Danger" The McM1llans (J) Top Ten Issues compete in a sports car r111y with @ Dlaloeue the stakes a million dollar collection : Membenhlp Nlfht/Walt Street of antique cars. and from begin Week n1ni to end. the rally 1s pla1ued by Nuhville Music pranks and freak accidents. Guest 10:45 This Is J~n stars are Alex Karras, Van Johnson, 11:00 0 (j) (lg) U1: (])News Bert Convy, Peter Bree~ and Jim P1eesettets Antonio. Kathryn luhlm1n O Best of Groucho (i) NYPD m 8:30PM NEW TIME! 11:15 Newi * PASSPORT TO TRAVEL 11:30 ~~~di ~nce.impanions in OJ Pusport to Travel Ni11htm1re" (dra) '67 -Leslie N el· Clj The lesson • 1 l!T:t lO YRS OLD & STILL sen, Melvyn Douglas, Gig Young. u:.1 • Ann e Baxter. Dana Wynter. * GROWING! JOIN US. 0 Movie: "The Visit" (dra) '64 -W Membership Nl&ht Drive /Master· l..!!lrid Bergman, Anthony Quinn piece Theatre U Mo'lie: "The Old hshloned W1y" m Korean Variety (com) '34 -W. C. Fields. 9:00 A Or1I Roberts ; (I) (ll9' ())) News 0 ABC SUNDAY MOVIE 1 TelepUfse * Cosa Nostra revealed! Movie: "PT·l09" Cd!a) '63 -THE VALACHI PAPERS Cliff Robertson. Ty Hardin. m Movie: (C) "The Comic'' (dra) Charles Bronson stars '69 -Dick Van Dyke. Michele lee. 0 (/:lt. (j)) (3) Q) AB C Sunday Corne( Wilde. Mickey Rooney. Mollie: (C) (2hfl5m) "The V1l1chl OJ Movie: "Riders of Venieance" Pipers" (dra) '72-Charles Bron· (wes) '53 -Richard Conte, Huah son, lino Ventura, Jill Ireland. Wal O'Brian. ter Chiari. Joseph Wiseman. Gerald I@ W11n• Hewton Spedal S. O'loughlin. Based on Peter Wantn Roberts Maas' best·selting book, the film : Membership Nlellt/Flrlni line follows mobster Joe Valachi's testi· 11 :45 Movie: (C) "Killers Three" (dra) mony before a Senate investiaatma '68 -Robert Walker, Diane Varsi . . committee. and covers underworld <CW (8)) Sp1nlsh Movie activity from 1929 to 1961. 12:30 Qj Riaht On 0 Gamer Ted Armstrona 1:00 fl News ID I pWAL ! livin' Paul W1nfleld m Movie: "Crooked Cirde" (dra) hosts lh1s entertainment documen· '58 -John Smith. Fay Spain. KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 SATURDAY: SEPTEMBER 28th (P.M.) 3:00 Dimensions In Cultures (C) 3:30 Dimensions In Cultures (C) 4:00 Connie's Clothin& Comer (C) 4:30 Connie's Clothin& Corner (C) 5:00 A Time To Grow: Human Devel· opment (C) "Introduction" 5~30 A Time To Grow: Human Devel· opment (C) "Life Before Birth" 6:00 A Time To Grow: Human Devel· opment (C) "Our Human Heri· tage" 6:30 Bi& Blue Marble (C) (NET) 7:00 Peter and the Wolf (C) (NET) 7:30 Or1nee County Review (C) 8:00 lntern1tlonal Performance (C) 9:00 A World to Know (C) "The City, 9:30 Journey To Japan CC) (PBS) SUNDAY: SEPTEMBER 29th (P.M.) 3:00 As Man Behaves (C) (KOCE} 3:30 As Min Behnes (C) (KOCE) 4:00 Freehand Slletchlna (C) CKOCE) 4:30 Freehand Sketchlne CC) (KOCE) 5:00 from Chant To Chance: Music In Western Culture (C) "Prel ude" 5:30 From Chant To Chance: Music In Western Culture (C) "Mo· ophany or Polyphony" 6:00 From Chant To Chlnce: Music In Western C1.1iture (C) "Ars Nova" 6:30 A Season of Celebr1tion (C) 7:00 The Ham's Wide World (C) (NET) 7:30 Voters' Pipeline (C) (KOCE) 8:00 Evenin& at Pops (PBS) "PDQ Bach" 9:00 Americ. (C) (PBS) "The New· Found Land" 9:30 Focus Orange County (C) (KOCE) "Mental Health Problems" MONDAY: SEPTEMBER 30th (P.M.) J:OO A Time To &row: Hum1n Devel· opment (C) "fact and Fantasy'' 3:30 Freehand Sketchlna (C) (KOCE) "Alignment" 4:00 From Chant To Chant: Music In Western Culture: (C) "Bur· gun.dlan and Netherlands" 4:30 Dectric Company (C) (CTW) S:OO S.same Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 from Chant To Chance: Music In Westem Culture (C) "Bur· gund1an and Netherlands" 6:30 As Min Behaves (C) (KOCEl "Perception" 7:00 Connie's Clothin& Corner (C) (KOC£) "Preparing Fabric, lay- out, Cutting" 7:30 Focus Or1nre County (C) (KOCE) "Mass Transit in Orange County" 8:00 A Time To Grow: Hum1n Devel· opment (C) "Fact and Fantasy" 8:30 Our V1nishin& Wilderness (C) (NET) "The Prairie Killers" 9:00 Video Visionaries (C) (PBS) "See is Never All the Way Up" 9:30 As Man Behaves (C) (KOCE) "Perception" TUESDAY: OCTOBER ht (P.M.) 3:00 Connie's Clothlne Corner (C) (KOCE) "Preparing Fabric, lay out. Pinning, Cutting" 3:30 Dimensions In Culture (C) (KOCE) "Culture" 4:00 Frtehlnd Sketchinc (C) (KOCE) "Alignment" 4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW) 5:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 Bl& Blue Marble (C) (NET) 6:30 Dimensions In Cultures (C) CKOCE) "Culture'' 7:00 Freeh1nd Sketchina (C) CKOCE) "Alignment" 7:30 This Is My Land (C) (KOCE) 8:00 Dimensions In Cultures (C) (KOCE) "Culture" 8:30 Special: (C) (PBS} "A Tribute to George Gershwin" WEDNESDAY: OCTOBER 2nd (P.M.) 3:00 A Time Jo Grow: Human Devel· opment (C) "The Orama ol Birth" 3:30 Freehand Sketching (C) (KOCE) "Shadin& as Darkness" 4:00 From Chant To Ch1nce: Music In Western Culture (C) "Reli· glous Polyphony" 4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW) 5:00 Ses.tme Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 From Chant To Chance: Music In Westem Culture (C) "Reli gious Polyphony" 6:30 As Min Behaves (C) (KOCE) 7:00 Connie's Clothin& Comer (C} 7:30 Voters Pipeline (C) (KOCE) This 8:00 A Time To Grow: Human Devel· opment (C) 8:30 M11terpiece Theatre (C) (PBS) 9:30 As Man Behaves (C) (KOCE) THURSDAY: OCTOBER 3rd (P.M.) 3:00 Connie's Clothln& Comer (C) 3:30 Dimensions In Cultures (C) 4:00 freehand Stetchine (C) (KOCE) 4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW) 5:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 Book Beat (C) (PBS) 6:30 Dimensions In Cultures (C) 7:00 Freeh1nd Slletchlnr (C) (KOCE) 7:30 Or1n1e County Review (C) (KOCE) 8:00 Dimensions In Culture (C) (KOCE) "Archaeology" , 8:30 Men Who M1de The Movies (C) (PBS) ·'William Wellman" 9:30 Video Visionaries (C) (PBS) "Music/Image Work$hop" FRIDAY: OCTOBER 4th (P.M.) 3:00 A Time To Grow: Human Devel· opment (C) "The Sense of Trust" 3:30 The Frencl1 Chef (C) (PTL) 4:00 From Chant To Chlnce: Music In Western Culture (C) 4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW) 5:00 Sesame Stmt (C) (CTW) 6:00 From Chant To Chance: Music In Western Culture (C) 6:30 Peoplewatch (C) (KOCE) 7:00 The Gover11or's Deb1te: (C) 8:00 A Time To Grow: Human Devel· opment (C) 8:30 Festival Fiims (C) (PBS) 9:00 Firln& line (C) (PBS) SATURDAY: OCTOBER 5th (P.M.) 3:00 Dimensions In Culture (C) 3:30 Dimensions In Cultures (C) 4:00 Connie's C10Uiln1 Corner (C) 4:30 Connie's Clothing Comer (C) 5:00 A Time To Grow: Human De¥tl· opment (C) "fact a11d Fantasy" 5:30 A Time To Qrow: Human Dhel· opment (C) 6:00 A Time To Grow: Humlft Devel· opment (C) 6:30 Bit Blue Muble (C) (NET) 7:00 A Season of Celebration (C) 7:30 Oranae County Revitw 9:00 A World To Know (C) I:~ _!.ntemrtional Performance (C) 9:~,Joumey To Jap1n (C) (PBS) P,ge 5 MONDAY SEPTEMBER 30 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 O "Four Frightened People" (dra) '34 -Claudette Colbert. Herbert Marshall 9:00 O (C) "Wake Me When the War Is Over" (com) '69 -Ken Berry. Eva Gabor, Jim Backus. 10:00 O (C) "Guns of Nevada" (wes) '67 -George Martin. "Rhythm of th e Saddle" (wes) '38-Gene Autry. "Hold Back the Night" (dra) '5&-- John Payne, Mona Freeman 12:00 m (C) "Middle of the Night" (dra) '59-Fredrir. March, Kim Novak, Lee Philips, Glenda Farrell. Lee Grant. l :00 26 (C) "Say One for Me" (mus) '59-Bing Crosby, Debbie Reynolds 1 :30 O (C) "When My Baby Smiles at Me" (mus) '48 -Dan Dailey, Betty Grable. 2:30 10 "Compulsion" (dra) '59-0rson Welles Diane Vars1. '.H @ (C) "The Wise Guys" (com) '69 -Bourvil, Leno Ventura. 3:00 T "Arrowhead" (wes) '53-Charl· ton Heston. Jack Palance. Brian Keith. Ka ty Jurado ED Membership Drive/Electric t om· pany m Speed Racer 6:30 O Raymond Burr Show m Andy Griffith ED Membership Drive/Zoom! m The Pioneers I l ittle Rascals 7:00 O ®)~@ mNews Bowling for Dollars Mod Squad 8 Truth or Consequences I I l ove Lucy The FBI ']: Hogan's Heroes ~Esmeralda 26 The Big Valley I Chant to Chance Orama Three Stooges 7:30 Masquerade Party Red But1qns. Kent McCord and Charo guest. O Police Surgeon O Help Thy Neighbor 8 f7' ~ To Tell the Truth O Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The Searchers" (wes) '56 -John Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter, Natalie Wood. 101 l et's Make A Deal m Bewitched ~ 00 Wild World of Animals ED Membership Drive/Made In Chi· cago "Tom T. Hall: Goin' Country" Tom T Hall. the Storytellers and Ron Crick go to the country for a special hour of p1ck1n'. grinnin' and folk tales I Jimmy Dean Show l ittle Rascals 8:00 :jX ~::['G uns m oke "Th e Guns of Cibola Blanca" Conclusion of a two·part story about the kid· napping of Doc and saloon owner THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMRER 29, 1974 aside one day to hurdle the gener· ation gap and schedule a lunch with R ~=~t:0 a::veant:i::er with hers. ~Orama 10:00 B 17 3 8 Medic a I Ce n. ter "Three Cornered Cage" An op era11on brings a 7 year coma v1cl1m back to realtly, but now her ltfe may be hampered by the fact that her husband has fallen 1n love with he1 best friend Cf) Gomer Pyle 8 8UP.A~j~urchill the Man In this special presented 100 year~ after his birth, Sir Winsron Churchill is revealed 1n human perspective by his daughler. Sarah. and by friends and acquaintances. Barbara Lindley appears as Winston's mother. Jennie Jerome. and Perer Cavanaugh Is heard as Churchill's voice. Douglas Fairbanks narrates O Meet the Mayors Mayor Tom Bradley guests ffi £duca tion1I Ecology Series i& The Untouch1bles ED THE ROSENBERG TRIAL * RE-EXAMINED ON KCET ED Membership Drive /The Unquiet Death of Julius & Ethel Rosenberg A re examination of the controver s1al Rosenberg Sobel! atomic spy case of the early 1950s, narrated by actor Barton Heyman. (_29 J"') Bon1nu G} News 10:30 '3' Safari to Adventure 3:30 B (C) "The Black Widow" (dra) '54-Ginger Rogers. Van Heflin. ~"The Rookie" (com) '59-Tom- '.!!X. Noonan, Peter Marshall. Lyl~ Ross. -------------1 0 THE ADAMSONS I Journey to Adventure Bill Cosby U (C) "Spy Killer'' (adv) '69 - Robert Horton, Sebastian Cabot. 4:00 "7' '3) "Black limelight" (mys) '39 -Raymond Massey, Joan Marion. E VE NING 6:00 I (i) e?i) m News · ICW (3J ~ (1) News 6 Bonanza ( ) m ABC Monday Night football Denver Broncos at Washington Redskin~ O What's My line? m Partridge Family (!)Mod Squad El) Musical Comedy Show ~Star Trek * FIGHT ELEPHANT KILLERS TONIGHT ON "BORN FREE" O ~@:!Q)m e o rn Free ''Death of A Hunter" When the Adamsons find a shipment of illegal ivory, they begin a hunt for poach· ers with the help of their old friend Archie Gordon (guest Dan O'Herlihy). 9 Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Shuttered Room" (susp) '67 -Gig Young, Carol Lynley. Oliver Reed. I Best of Groucho Dealer's Choice The Bold Ones T eatro del Aire Movie: (C) (2hr) "Beneath the 12-Mile Reer• (adv) '53 -Robert Wagner. Gilbert Roland, Terry Moore. Barbara Eden tries hypnotism in an effort to explain her myste- rious and bizarre pregnancy in "The Stranger Within," a suspense thriller on the ABC Tuesday Movie of t he Week at 8:30PM. gm Penthouse La C.ludad Grita m Movie: "Smart Money" (dra) ·31 Musical Comedy -James Cagney, Evelyn Knapp, 11:00 I ~3 _ 0 m ~News 8:ao 00 Get Smart · 11' .~o EE '2~ (6J News m Merv Griffin Show Best of Groucho 9:00 0 @@ (jJ Maude Maude hires 6 NYPO I h • Movie: (C) "24 Hours to Kill" an Eng ish housekeeper w o arrives on the day of the charity party tor (dra) '65 -Le1t Barker. Mickey "women's rights," and within hours Rooney Maude is tryin g to fire her. Hermione ~ Mission: Impossible Baddeley joins the cast as the Night Gallery housekeeper, Mrs. Naugatuck. Ci) Peter Gunn 0 @ m NBC Monday Movie: (C) ~ Wild Wild West (2hr) "Support Your l ocal Sheriff" (129 (i') Wanted: Dead or Alive (com) '69 -James Garner, Joan 11:30 B 17' CJi '8' CBS l ate Movie: (C) Hackett. Walter Brennan, Harry "What's A Nice Girl like You •.. r' Morgan. Jack Elam, Bruce Dern, (com) '71 -Brenda Vaccaro. Ed· Henry Jones. A handsome young mond O'Brien. soldier of fortune unexpectedly finds r J Movie: "When My Baby Smiles himself sheriff of a wild gold rush at Me" (mus) '48 -Dan Dailey town in the Old West. Betty Grable 0 (~@>(])CD The Rookies 0 13 6 10 m Johnny Carson "Legacy of Death" Chris Owens' life Robert Klein Roy Clark and model is endangered when he is partnered Lauren Hutton guest with a veteran "supercop" seeming· n Fractured f lickers ly bent on self.destruction. "6 Movie: "Across the Wide Mis· 101 Movie: (2hr) "Cape Fear'' (dra) souri" (adv) '51-Clark Gable John '62 -Gregory Peck. Polly Bergen, Hcd1ak Ricardo Montalban Robert Mitchum O Movie: (C) "Frankenstein Con· (!) Dragnet. ., quers the World" (adv) '66-N1ck @00 Movie: (2hr) Fate Is the Adams Kum1 M11umo Hunter" (dra) '64 -Glenn Ford, (Ji) W~nderlust Nancy Kwan, Rod Taylor, Suzanne ( 29 a ) Science fiction Theatre Pleshette. ED SCOTT JOPLIN, BLAKE 11:45 ~1~embership Drive/Yoga tor * A~D B1.GGS-'RAG TIME' 12:00 0 Movie: "Rimfire" <wesl '49 -ED Rag Time . James Millican @!) Muy A&radeado m lancer 9:30 0 @ CV Rhoda After a de-. vious attempt by Ida Morgenstern 1.00 0 10l Tomorrow to meet her daughter's new boy· 1:45 f) Movie: (C) "Arrow in the Oust" friend, Rhoda and Joe decide to set (wes) '54-Sterling Hayden . • 4 r· h s II ~ II y s y e s t i y d THE OAILV PILOT, TV WJ:EK, SEPTEMBER 29, 1974 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS MORNING Wanderlust I (~ @ )@ aJ Brady Bunch Hue I Wor1d Business News 6:00 B Sunrise Semester 700 Club O Knowledae "Research Pro1ect" 11:001 @@ a Younr & Restless m Music Appreciation Mon • Wed.. . fiJ (!) I er;, Jukpot Fri. University of the Air Tues.. 6 Oule & Harriet Thur. (Qi @ ) [31 tl) The Gin in My 6:30 ! New Perspectives on Alcoholism life • Not for Women Only I News 01ybre1k Youth Scene A Time to Grow Mon .. Wed .. Fri.; : Electric Company Environmental Impact Reportln& & 11:30 (ii a Search for Tomorrow Evalu1tlon Tues .. Thurs. · ~ '6 €t) Celebrity Sweep· 8 Educational features sukes 11 Real Estate Principles Mon., f6' The Farmer's Daughter Wed., Fri.; Introduction to Property 0 (~ '§]) (]) tl) $10,000 Pyra· M1n1gement Tues., Thurs. mid I Bullwinkle I let's Rap Yo11 for Health features 7:00 @ (3] ~ (I) News : Villi Aleare l~ fi) :lg) m Today Show '61 Cartoons Michael Jackson Show • Davey & Goliath New Zoo Revue Stock Exch1nae : Sesame Street ( (i'l) Mornin& Comedy Time 7:30 6 lusie Ralph Story's AM Tennessee Tuxedo Bup & His Buddies Gumby World Buslneu News 8:00 B ~ ~ C.ptaln Kanaaroo ~ Colleae Credit Courses The Gallery Sunup § Ban1n1 Splits & Friends The Flintstones Skip & Woofer ~6 Bozo's Bi& Top Et) Zoom! 8:30 I Movie: See Daytime Movies. • Romper Room Yoai & friends 5 M1nn1 m_ Mister Roaers' Nel1hborhood ((l9 Ci)) The Flintstones 9:00 I (31 00 The Joker's Wiid 3 : Sesame Street · ~ 0 er;, Name That Tune 6 leave It to Bt1ver Movie: See Daytime Movies. • Jadl l1 Linne I love Lucy Children's Programs 'ii futures If:) Mike Doualas Show 9:30 -(3) Gambit Ci) I 0 m Wlnninr Streak The flyina Nun O futures I Dream of Jeannie • I Green Acres 10:00 @ (}) Now You See It Muriel Stevens Cookine Show , IH llOJ m Hl£h Rollen Movies: See Daytime Movies. Anything You Can Do The Morning Show Mothers-in-law True Adventure Stock Exchange It's A New Day : £due1tion1I Programs ' . · News/Panorama del Valle 10:30 @ (3 m love of life · ~ l6 (IQ) er;, H o I I r w o o d uares 6 Donna Reed Show AFTERNOON . 12:00 Jj Noontime • . ~ :23 @ m Jeopardy (l9 'I'> ~I tl) Password 8 0 IL'! IE News m Movie: See Daytime Movies. !ii Noon Affair/Joe Bar1tt1 Health Show I Tennessee Tuxedo Features • 12:30 ~ ~ OC As the World Turns .u @~€t)D1y1 of Our Lives i father Knows lest (Qt (!)) (3) G) Split Second futures: '10rl1 Grey's Pet HI· ven Fri. IE Dl11ing for Dollars Pl Market Closing ~Bullwinkle 1:00 I@ (JJ 00 The Guidlna Uaht · fll '6) @) er;, The Doctors 6 Oatinu;ame (fll lfJ)(V al All My C1111dren 0 El!) features 56 Movie: See Daytime Movies. 1:30 f) ~ 00 (i) Edge of Nl&ht 0 ~~~ @ @) er;, Another World (i) Phil Donahue Show 0 (ljt' (J)) (I) tl) let's Make A Dul I Movie: See Daytime Movies Gomer Pyle 2:00 17' T, 8 Ptiee Is Rlafit 0 ~ (?>) o er;, How to Survive A Mmiage 0 (t29 ( ~ ) 1'31 tl) Ne W I y We d Game G) Petticoat Junction ED Features 2:30 tJ (ff {!)Mitch Game '74 ~m Somerset News Hazel 0 (~ L! ) m tl) One life to live ®J ~@ M o v I e: See Daytime Movies. I Ben Hunter Interviews/features Nanny & the Professor Membership Drive I Yoga for Heeltfl 2:45 EE Washington Debates for the 70s Mon. 3:00 l (ff rn Tattletales • Truth or Consequences Se• Hunt 6 Popeye Cartoons • 0 (~ ) (1) EE) General Ho,spl· tll Ci) Movie: See Daytime Movies. I Porky Pir Get Smart Beverly Hiiibiiiies &!) Dr1m1 m Not for Women Only 3:30 I Movie: See Daytime Movies. · Mike Douelas Show Ozzie & Harriet ffi Movie: See Deylime Movies. Except Wed. I B1n1n1 Splits & friends Yogi and friends The Munsters (3) New Zoo Revue Addams family iD_futures I (8)) Comedy Classics Mike Douglas Show Muriel Stevens Cooking Sftow 4:00 The Rifleman· S~rman 0 ("9 al) (3) tl) Alterschool Special Wed "Sara's Summer of the Swans" The moving story of a sen· s1tive 14-year-old girl's emergence from adolescent insecurity to a sense of personal worth Heather Totten, Christopher Knight star. I Putnstuf & lldsvllle I Dream of Jeannie ffi Movie: See Daytime Movies Simplementt M1rla The Flintstones Membership Drive / S e s 1 m e Street (Q.?. ({)) The Flintstones Ex c e p t Wed. m Sube Pelayo tl) Features Except Wed. 4:30 0 Father Knows Best (6l Gilligan's Island I leave It to Beaver Q) Merv Griffin Show Bugs & His Buddies Prize·A·Rama Batman (~ 00> Star Trek Except Wed. 5:00 0 0 E.i) News 3 News Mon. The Big Valley @ I love Lucy Beverly Hillbillies The Flints1ones Gilligan's Island : Membership Drive/Mister Rog· ers' Neighborhood I Drama Travel the World Wild Wild West; News Mon., Nuhvllle Music Wed. 5:30 O (fl (~ (81) News Travel Fiims Except Mon. Hogan's Heroes Dick Vin Dyke Bewitched Courtship of Eddie's father CI) Journey to Adventure Room 222 EID Membership Drive/Mister Rog· era' Neighborhood Mon.; Villa Aleg· re Tues. through Fri er;, Don Wiison's Town Tllk tl) Mission Magic Wed. FIGHT INFLATION: ~HNHARMER for LT. GOVERNOR Senator John Harmer is our man. He will fight to stop inflat ion. It 1s his number one concern. He will establish policies that are designed to kill inflation ... before it kills us. '•Id for by Orant1 County H.,,,,., for Lt. GoV9fnor CommittM tt~ Oulflev. DirMtOr, 0111W PMler. Tf"MIUrer 11HIC Illy Pwti ~ ...... CtM. t1111 Pege 7 TUESDAY · OCTOBER l For morning and afternoon llstin1s, please see DA VTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 0 (C) "Sins of Jezebel" (dra) '54 -Paulette Goddard. Georre Nader. 9:00 O "Gideon of Scotland Yard" (mys) '59-Jack Hawkins. Dianne Foster. 10:00 O "0.S.S." (dra) '46 -Alan Ladd, Geraldine Fitzgerald. "0ver1and Stace Riders" (wes) '38 -John Wayne. "They Were So Youn(' (dra) '55- Scott Brady, Joanna Matz. 12:00 m (C) "The Oespertdoes" (wes) '43-Clenn Ford, Randolph Stott. 1:00 Oil "Johnny 1Trouble" (dra) '57 - Ethel Barrymore, Stuart Whitman. 1:30 0 (C) "Liu " (adv) '62 -Dolores Hart Stephen Boyd, Leo McKern. 2:30 o (C) "The Story of Three loves'' (dra) '53-Kirk Douglas, Pier Anaeli. Leslie Caron. James Mason. ~ ® (C) "Gunfi&tit at Comanche Creek' (wes) '63-Audie Murphy. 3:00 (i) "This land Is Mine" (dra) '43- Charles Laughton. Maureen O'Hara. George Sanders. 3:30 B (C) "Evil Rd'y Sladt" (com) '72 -John Asltn, Dick Shawn. Henry G1hson. Dom Deluise (j' "Buffalo Bill" (wes) '44 -Joel McCrea, Linda Darnell Super-spy, super- cool, romeo. THE DAILY P1LOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 29, 1974 m Movie: "British Agent" (adv) '34 mistakes people make and what un -Leslie Howard, Kay francis. be done about them. 8:30 B (llJ (i) M•A•s•H James e> Noches T1p1tlas Gregory guests as Lt. Gen. "Iron 11:00 I B 0 mm m ..... Guts" Kelly, a fighting general who (j) ®) EE fD (I) News might have won the war e.xcepl that Best of Groucho he met his personal Waterloo. 6 NYPO B fU@OQ)er;,NBC Tuesday ·Movie: (C) "Secrets of the Movie: (C) (90) ''The Disappearance Purple Reef" (adv) '60 -Jeff Rich· of Flight 412" (dra) '74 -Glenn ards, Margia Dean, Peter Falk. Ford. Bradford Dillman, Guy Stock· I Mission: lmpouible well, Greg Mullavey Two jets mys· l!!Jht Gallery teriously disappear while pursuing 1 ~)..Peter Gunn UFO's and the Air force 0Hic1ally Wild Wild West refuses to recognize the incident. ED Y~a for Health Ci) Mike Douitas Show (~ (JJ) Wanted: Dt1d or AIM 0 ABC TUESDAY MOVIE 11:30 B liil (I) (j) CBS Late Movie: (C) * Unborn child has "Sava&e" (dra) Tl: -Martin Lan· mysterious power' dau, Barbara Bain, Will Geer. . ·. 0 Q} @ ®l m Johnny C1rson The Stranger Within Program marks Johnny's 12ttl An· 0 ((j9' ) @ (D ABC Tuesday niversary. Movie: (C) (90) "The Str.nger With· 0 Fractured nickers In" (susp) '74 -Barbara Eden. @ Movie: "Those Hith Grey Walls" George Grizzard. Joyce Van Parten. (dra) '39 -Walter Connolly, Onslow David Doyle, Nehemiah PersoH. An Stevens. expectant molher's unborn child 0 (Qj ({))Cl) CD Wide World controls her bizarre diet and erratic Mystery "Hard Day at Blue Nose" behavior, .:auses her mysterious dis (R) Patty Duke Astin and John Astin appearance and a premature de · star. ltvery. IE Wanderlust m Merv Griffin Show 12:00 0 Movie: "And Sudden lk1th" al) Sa&a of Western Man "The leg· (dra) '36 -Randolph Scott, Frances acy of Rome" This lilm offers an Drake. in~ight into a heritage of law, ar· m Movie: "Abandon Ship" (dra) ch1lecture, art, enginee11ng and the '57-Tyrone Power, Mai Zetterling. fundamentals of urban society. 1:30 B ~Tomorrow 9:00 6 17 CI) Hawaii Flve-0 "Steal 1:45 1J Movie: "Only Two Can Play'' Now, Pay later" McGarrett is on the (com) '62 -Peter Sellers, Mal trail of a suave crook 'tlJ'.hO peddle.s Zetterling, Richard Attenborough. his stolen good~ t? .1eg1t1~ate bUSI· 2:00 m All·Ni&ht Show: "Tiie lbn ••• nessmen by soc1ahz1ng with models tween " "R•ae at Dawn" 0 (C) "In like Flint" (adv) '67--------------I and buyers ' &I) Los Grandes Anos del Rock 1-------------James Coburn. lee J Cobb, Jean Hale. • 4:00 UT (j1 ''The Great Defender'' (dra) '34-Matheson Lang. EVENING 6 :00 3 '] ~ ~~~~9:e1ws 00 Bonanza What's MJ llne? Partrfdfe family Mod Squad Musical Comedy Show Star Trek Em £1ectrlc Company Ei) Speed Racer 6:30 IR1ymond Burr Show Andy Grllflth : Zoom! ( ({)) Duler's Choice m The Pioneers a> llttte Rnetls 7:00 BO ~ mm News Bowlin& for Doll1rs Mod Squad Truth or Consequencu I love luey The F81 Hocan's Heroes Esmer1ld1 The Bi& Valley t~·~~~~~ZI Dr1m1 Three Stoo&es 7:JOI $25,000 Pyramid 3 Gomer Pyle · o ~ (_6) Hollrwood Squares 0 Help Thy Nei&hbor 0 RETURN Rainbow SundH A magazine format program for young people designed to entertain and in 9:lO I NeW1 form. Safari to Adventure 00 1 (V To Tell the T1ulh Al' · do 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "The : A;~~~~a s del Norte Hellfighters" (adv) '69 -John ~ Or1ma Wayne, Katharine Ross, Jim Hutton. 10•00 I Bewitched · Day1tNi1ht B BUDDY'S NEW NIGHT! Outdoors With Ken Callaway * BARNABY JONE'S HIT! ~~:a~=:11: B '.P' '3'1 ({) Barnaby Jon~s FriU Weaver guests as a publishing ty. 1:00 6 llll CD (j) Good Tlmu 'To bus coon wtiose political ambitions are or ~ot to bus' starts another Evans threatened by the possible dis· family fuss when young Michael geb closure ol his plan for his wife's a chance to attend a better school murder -across town B "POLICE STORY"- 0 Qi Cl) ®l m A d a m · 1 2 * A REAL COP SHOW "Camp" Concl. A delinquent youth _ _ who resists authority is a thorn in CJ QJ @ m Po 11 c e St o r Y the side of Officer Malloy, a volun· 'Tathers & Sons" During a wedding, teer camp coach, who falls to con· the bride's grandfather is killed by vince the boy that he can't buy a Turkish 1mm1grant. Patrolman Joe friends. Lee H. Montgomery and Bob Bosic (Tony Musante) learns the Seagren guest. slaying has political overtones and O Movie: (C) (2hr) ''GaUina Gun" was motivated by an event In lhe (adv) '72 -Guy Stockwell, Woody past Strode. Patrick Wayne. I m m News @ Best of Groucho 6 The Bold Ones 0 (Qi' (j)) (3) (D Happy Days (t;i9' (j)) @ G) Marcus Welby "You Go lo My Head" Richie's fears M.O. "To Father A Child" A success· get tile best of him whlle reading ful young politician questions his a book on abnormal psychology and own manhood when Dr. Welby tells drive him to secre tly see a psy-him his wife can only become preg· chiatnst. nanl by artificial insem1nalion I Dealer's Choice @The Untouchables The Vlralnlan I m Acclon Chiu no Gonion 10:30 I Journey to Adventure Movie; (C) (2hr) "()(eans 11" Bill Cosby (com) '60 -Frank Sinatra. Oean La Cludad Grita Martin, Sammy Oavls Jr. : Burglu Proofinr "Invitations to £E) America "Home From Home" A Burgla(' Host Kene Holliday calls Part I. upon the experience of three ex· m El Julcio burglars to illustrate the careless COLOR TELEVISION WHY BUY ONE FOR $450**? YtJ\J car1 l<'a 1 a brand new color IE>lr>v1 s1on for as hit IP a" s 1 :1 a month Full Guarantee "Option to Buy" AD~AMTAGES TO LEASING if you quollfy • N< • I .;rg. Outl;ty ul M~,r\Ov • Nt, 11 ... ., ;u:XJ,' R~, ,." B••l • N ~ ly [)ppe:y .• • • Jt f', ... \jr'll ~¥1io4\ G"""'ou' Trode-ln Alk>woncu for yow okl TV. Call Mow to Resern Your Set FLOvo·s LEASING 714 /533-6730 Page! 9 WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 2 For morning and afternoon listings, pleese see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. ' DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 O "Beyond the Blue Horizon" (adv) '42-Richard Denning, Doro· thy Lamour. 9:00 O (C) "The Ride to Hangman's Tree" (wes) '67-Jack Lord, James Farent1no, Don Galloway 10:00 O "Adventures of Marco Polo" (adv) '38-Gary Cooper. "Robin Hood of Texas" (wes) '47-Gene Autry. "Interns Can't Take Money" (dra) '37-Joel McCrea, Barbara Stanwyck. 12:00 ID "Best Foot Forward'' (mus) '43 -lucille Ball, June Allyson l:OO ,l6 (C) "An Ideal Husband" (com) '48-Paulelle Goddard, Michael Wild· 1ng 1:30 0 (C) "That lady" (dra) '55- 0hvia de Hav1lland, Paul Scofield. Gilbert Roland. 2:30 10 (C) "Cry for Happy'' (com) '61 --Olenn Ford, M11ko Taka. Donald O'Connor. ~ (C) "Drainet" (dra) '69- Jack Webb, Harry Morean 3:00 T (C) "Assault on A Queen" (adv) '66--Frank Sinatra, Vltna Lisi. Tony Franciosa, Richard Conte. 3:30 O (C) "The Remarkable Mr. Penny· packer" (com) '59-Cltfton Webb, Dorothy McGuire. Charles Coburn. C:OO ·17 3 "Heads We Go" (com) '33 -tonstance Cummings. Frank La~· ton EVENING &:00 ~ 0 J:: 10' ~ g;, q> News 3 Q 11 _3_ a ..t.<l! ) News I ~ Bonanza What's My Line? Partrid&e Family Mod Squad "" Musiu1I Comedy Show ;26 Stu Ttt' Eil) Electrk l "mpany '1) Speed Racer 6:30 I Raymond Burr Show Andy Grtlfith . Zoom! (;29 e ) Dealer's Choice m The Pioneers f,E little Rascals 7:00 0 3 OO!Q,3..!..rncr>News Q Bowling for Dollars 6 Mod Squad 8 Truth or Consequences f.D l Love Lucy ~The FBI 17 :.1,; Hoean's Heroes m Esmeralda ~Bi& Valley Eil) Chant to Chance (~ CE> Bonanza m Drama I Three Stooges 7:30 Lorne Greene's last of the Wild Gomer Pyle Name That Tune Tom Kennedy hosts. 1'THE SMALL CAR EXPERTS"' FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALES-SERVICE -PARTS PHSONALIUD U:ASING -ALL MAKES & MODELS j llllE SELECTION Of USED CARS 842-7781 540-0442 S er vi"fl _A// Beac/, C i!iej 5 MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY 18835 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH Page l 0 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 29 1974 8 Help Thy Neighbor "Shadow of A Gunman" Jack Mac· '13 6 Let's Make A Deal Gowran and frank Converse star In a 11 3 To Tell the Truth Sean O'Casey's drama about a poet O Million S Movie: (2hr) "Operi· 1n strife-torn Ireland in the 1920s t1on Pacific" (dra) 51-John Wayne, 9:30 0 Newa Patricia Neal EE Drama 10 Prtu Is Rieht ID World footb1ll League (3hr) 10:00 Ca1tt Sun vs Portland Slorm. 0 MANHUNTER IS TV'S I Day at Night * NEW ACTION STUNNER Other People, Other Places 0 17 3' . Manhunter "Oealh Celebrity Bowling 00 tile Run" A v1c1ous gangster and little Rascals his men take over a small town 8:00 O 11 r3 a~ Sons & Daughters hospital forcing lhe staff to neglect "Lucille's Problem · Anita 1s eager !heir patients and concentrate on to become eood friends with Jeff s saving their critically in1ured co· rnother Lucille and both she and hort Harry Guardino guests. Jeff are deeply nun when Lucille 0 ll 6 10 EI;) Petrocelli "Edge coldly makes 11 obvious she resents of Evil" Petrocelli defends a land Anita developer accused of murdering a 0 2) 6~ 10 m Little House on consumer crusader after the man the Prairie "Mr Edwards' Homecom threatened to reveal that the de mg ' Pa again meets his former vet~er's newest project was being Kansas neighbor (guest Victor built on a geological fault Wilham French) and Ma promptly tries to Shatner, Lynn Carltn, Glenn Corbett, marry him off to the widow Snider Susan Oliver and Dana Elcar guest (Bonnie Bartlett) Q@ News O Movie: (C) (2hr) "f ive Million 6 The Bold Ones 'fem to Earth" (sci ft) '68-Andrew 0 ('29 8 ) 3 CE Get Chrlitle Keir, Barbara Shelley l ove! "Pawn Ticket tor Murder" In· 6 Best of Croucho vest1gat1ng the fatal stabbing of a 0 "THAT'S MY MAMA!" * FUNNIEST NEW SHOW 0 (~ ~) 3 CE That's M1 Mama "Chfton's Sugar Mdma" An old friend of Mama's returns to skid row wino in a pawnshop, Chris tie turns up evidence finking the dereltcl's murder wtth the leader of a ma1or eambline operation Scott i t ady guests :26 The Untouchables Wa shington 0 C. both wealthy and 10:30 I Journey to Adventurs glamorous. and she makes a play News for Clifton Kim Hamilton guests Bill C~sby a) It Takes A. Thief La Ciud1d Grill EV Variety EID Inner Visions 2tl Movie: (C) (2hr) "How to Stul m Comedy A Million" (com) '66 -Peter ,..... , 0 Toole, Audrey Hepburn 11:00 § 3_ 0 8 ~ m al News ED The Men Who Made the Movies · 10 EE '~ 6~ News "Howard Hawks" _ Best of Groucho EE Championship Wrestling ~ NYP~. .. f.E Japanese Languaee Programs ~ Movie. (C) Tareet for A Kiii· , . 1ng" (susp) '66-Stewart Granger 8:30 ,6 Mike Douglas Show Curt Jurgens. Molly Peters. 0 ABC Wednesday Movie lF} ~ht Gallery * Juror could face a 11 [3-Peter Gunn '26 Wiid Wild West DEATH SENTENCE fD Yoga for Health Cloris Leachman stars (29 a ) Wanted: Dead or Allve 0 ( 19 8 ) (3' a> ABC Wednes-11:15 rn Cinema 34 day Movie; (C) (90) "Death Sen· 11:30 O 17 3 8 CBS Late Movie: (C) tence" (dra) '74 -Clons l eachman. "Never So Few" (dra) '60 -Frank Laurence l uck1nb1ll. Nick Norte. Alan Sinatra. Gina Lollobr1g1da. Peter Oppenhe1rner, Wilham Schaller!, Lawford. Steve McQueen Murray Macleod A juror on a sup 0 23 6 10 m Johnny Carson posedty ·open and shut case" mur Don Rickles is guest host. and der trial discovers lhat the wrong guests include Roy Clark man is on trial, and her own hfe 1s O Fractured Flickers threatened by the teal murderer-16 Movie: "Secrets of the Under- her husband gTound" (adv) '43-John Hubbard. 9:00 V11g1n1a Grey ~ 0 ('9 8) .... 3 ID Wide World IE.lll WM. CONRAD MEANS Special "1974 Miss World/USA f• * CANNON -EXCITEMENT nals" 0 '17 3 8 Cannon "Lady in m Mission: Impossible Red" Cannon. feeling he has bum IE) Wanderlust bled when the woman he is guard· EID fe stival films 1ng changes 1denltl1es and gives h•m 12:00 O Movie: "Rebel City" (dra) '53- the sltp, makes the case a crusade Wild Bill [lllott. Marjorie Lord afler she IS murdered. m Video Visionaries 0 '2.3 IJJ 10 m Luc as Tanner 12:30 m Movie· "Battle Circus" (dra) '53 "Thirteen Gomg On Twenty" Lucas -Humph;ey Bogart. June Allyson Tanner resorts to unique measures Al to help a 13 year old gifted student l:OO B ~ Tomorrow'"" resolve the problem of acceptance .._3 8 2 6 News after he is advanced 1010 Tanner's 1 :45 0 Movie: (C) "Run Like A Th lei" high school class (adv) '67-Kieron Moore. Ina Bahn, I Notre Dame Htghlights Kennan Wynn. Carmina 2:00 ID All·Ni1ht Show: "l-Men," "China Hollywood Television Theatre Girl" THURSDAY · OCTOBER 3 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below. for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 O "Unholy Garden" (mys) '31 - Ronald Colman, Fay Wray 9:00 O (C) "Gaby" (dra) '56 -Leslie Caron, John Kerr, Taina .Elg. 10:00 O "Enchantment" (rom) '49 - David Niven, Teresa Wright. "Out· law fury" (wes) '50-Jimmy Ellison . "Tiii Teun" (wes) '53 -Lloyd Bridges. 12:00 m "Three faces West" (dra) '40- . John Wayne, Sigrid Gune, Charles Coburn. 1 :00 '6 (C) "Susan Slept Here" (com) '54-Debbie Reynolds, Dick Powell, Anne Francis 1:30 0 "Sin& Boy Sing" (mus) '58 - Tommy Sands. Edmond O'Brien, John Mcintire. 2:30 :=o' "Dear Hurt" (dra) '65-Glenn ford. Geraldine Page 'i 6 (C) "To Die In Paris" (dra) '68-louis Jourdan, Kurt Krueger. 3:00 ~ (C) "Sheriff of F11ctured Jaw" (com) ·59 -Kenneth More. Jayne Mansfield 3:30 tJ "Three Stranaers" (dra) '46 - Sidney Greenstreet, Peter Lorre, Geraldine Fitzgerald. GU "Home in Indiana" (dra) '44- lon McAlltster, Waller Brennan. O "Operation C.l.A." (adv) '65 - Burt Reynolds, Danielle Aubry, John Hoyt. 4:00 ,17 ~~ "Her lucky Night" (com) '45-Martha o·or1scoll, Noah Beery Jr . The Andrews Sisters EVENINr. 6:00 tJ 0 8 10' m ED 9.? News ~'0 17 rs-1~C6J(:l9 8 ) News 0 Bonanza O =-6':: ,-& World Football League New York Stars vs Chicago fire I Partridge Family Mod Squad Musical Comedy Show ED Electric Company EE Speed Racer 6:30 (D Andy Grilf:th ED Zoom! ( 29 8') Dealer's Choice m The Pioneers EE little Rascals 7:00 0 '3 0010 23'6 EDCD News O Bowling for Dollars i Truth or Consequences I Love Lu cy The FBI 17 '3" Hogan's Heroes ffi Esmeralda ED Film "Samoa I S1s1fo' Samoan author and poet Albert Wendt in troduces this film on the old and new in Samoa in f1sh1ng methods. education and cratts ( :29 ~-) Bonanza m Drama ff) Three Stooges 7:30 Q Candid CaiMra 3 Gomer Pyle 8:00 0 n ~6 Price Is Right Dennis James hosts. O Help Thy Neighbor O Celebrity Sweepstakes 8 17' (ID To Tell the Truth 'fo Let's Make A Deal m Bewitched ffi Day at Night I Film Feature Bobby Goldsboro Show little Rasca1s 8 THE FAMILY AMERICA *LOVES-THE WALTONS tJ 17' CV (8' The Waltons "The Runaway" Jim-Bob has been as signed to care for the class mascot. a guinea pig and to J1m·Bob's hor ror lhe animal 1s found dead When the family doesn't show the proper concern for the calamity, he packs a few belongings and runs away. 0 23 '6) 'fe) ED Sierra "The Poachers" Park Rangers Tim Cas· s1dy and Matt Harper set out on a desperate search ror Chief Ranger Jack Moore when he is seriously in jured while v1s1ting his "secret" fish 1n11 hole. O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Th e r.on· queror Worm" (hor) '68 -Vincent Price. Ian Ogilvy. Hilary Dwyer. O <j9 (8'>'3~m The odd Couple "The Hollywood Story" Os· car goes to Hollywood. accompanied by Felix. to appear 1n a film 1n which he plays a sportswriter 1n· terviewmg the star of a picture, a baseball player George Mont gomery guests and Bob Hope makes a cameo appearance (D Dealer's Choice @ Boxing from the Olympic l'HE DAILY PILOl TV WtEK, SCf>TCMBCR :..>9, 1974 m Vanety Show If> the story or cl beautiful gtrl who ED DODGERS, GIANTS '51 demands the hedd of John the Bap· * SPORTS NOSTALGIA! tist in return for her dancing. "THE WAY IT WAS" ~ Acompaname 9·30 1 News ED DEBUT The Way It Was Curt . . Drama • Gowdy is host of this new ~ports 10:00 . 2~ 6 10 ED Movin' On "life series that will spotlight some of ltne Trying to return a frightened, the most thrilling sports e~ents '" mentally retarded youth to his the past 30 years Tonight s show mother Sonny actually drtves the looks at the 1951 NY Giants, boy further tnlo ·the rugged Oregon Brooklyn Dodger~ Pennant Playoff, Willamette National Forest and be and Ruests tnclude Leo Durocher comes the ldrget of an alarmed Bobby 1 hompson, Willy Mays, Don poacher Newcombe, Duke Snider and Ralph n m @ News Branca ~ The Bold Ones m Jueves de Gala 0 (~9 a ) 3 Cl) Harry O "Mor· EE Japanese Language Program tal Stn" Harry's eflorls to stop a 8:30 0 (a9 '8 ) 3 rn Paper Moon ktllPr finds him caught between a "The Manly Art" After hearing Moze tormented murderer and a con brag about his boxing prowess-and sc1ence-st11c"en priest who has mad at him for lostng all their heard the murderer's confession. money -Addie enters Moze tn a ffi Documentary From Mexico boxing match w1lh the local mauler 26 The Untouchables for a prize of $100. 10:30 O Journey to Adventuu. I Merv Griffin Show @ Bill Cosby Citywatchers ffi La Ciudad Grita 9:00 17 13 8 CBS Thursday Night ff) Film Feature Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Hawaiians" rn Los Dias felices (dra} '70-Chartton Heston. Geral· 11:00 0 r3 10 ffi 23 6 News dine Chapltn, John Ph1ll1p La w. Alec 0 0 8 ED ED rn News Mccowan. Mako. Don Knight Based 0 Best of Grouch o on James A M1chener's bt-st·selling 6 NYPD epic history of the paradise islands. 0 Movtt: "Crack in the Mirror" the story recounts the mses and (dra) '60 -Orson Welles, Jultette 11row1ng pains of several island Greco. Bradford Dillman families. both n.it1ves of Hawa11 and m Mission: Impossible the sons and daughters of the ffi Night Gallery original settlers from the mainland 17 -3 Peter Gunn 0 23 '6-10 m Ironside "Trial ~6 Wild Wild West of Terror' A ycung woman is in the ED Yoi:.a for Health clear when her father is ki:led by a ( :29 a ) Wanted: Dead or Alive bomb 1n his auto The victim was to 11:15 ~Cinema 34 have been a key witness for the 11 :30 0 17 [3 a CBS Late Movie: (C) prosecution in the t11al of a con-"Honor Thy Father" (dra) '72 - struct1on tycoon accused of running Jo~eph Bologna. Brenda Vaccaro. a drug rinr Ironside assigns Ed 0 ll r 6 10 ED Johnny Carson Brown the 1ob of finding the girl Don Rickles 1s guest host. and keepin11 her safe until the t11al O fractured Flickers ( 6 Mike Douglas Show r 6 Movie: "Tornado'' (dra) '4:J - 0 THE STREETS OF SAN Chester Moms. Marie MacDonald * FRANCISCO-SMASHING O (29 a > 3 CD Dick Cavett 0 (~ (81) (]' Cl) Streets of San Show Francisco "Mask of Death" John @Wanderlust Davidson guests as an impressionist ff) Hu~anis~. Alternativ~ " who assumes lhe 1den1tty of a 12:00 0 Movie: Charter Pilot (rom) famous deceased actress of the '40 -Lloyd Nolan. Lynn Ban. 1930s and commits a chain of mur· m Movie: (C) "Beau Brummel" ders. (dra) '54 -Stewart Granger. 0 Rams Highlights 1:00 0 10 Tomorrow EE festival Internacional 1:45 0 Movie: "The Babe Ruth Story'' '26 Stu Trek (sports} '48-Vw1ll1am Bendix, Claire ED Internation al Perform anc e Trevor . .. "Salome' (R) Based on the Oscar j 2:30 ID All·N1ght Show: Lone Sur," Wilde sc11pt, this drama set to music "The Awful Dr. Orloff" Jack Klugman, as sportswriter Oscar_Mad_ison, ~oe_s to Hollywood to appear in a film as a sportswriter interv1ew1ng a baseball luminary, played by the star of the film (George Montgomery) in "The Holl~wood Story," on ABC's The Odd Couple. 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Page 12 JVC AA&D Electronics 17 5 E I 7th S TRfET co~ T ,A MESA 642-8882 '1!>~• Do.Iv Q 6 fllv" Q Y Professional Service for all your hOme electronics TV· Radio· Stereo· Phono ·Tape THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 29. 19/4 EE Three stoo&es FRIDAY OCTOBER 4 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIE S 8:30 O "Terror Streef' (mys) '54-Dan Duryea, Elsy Albin. 9;00 O (C) "It Happened to Jane" (com) '59-0ons Day, Jack Lemmon. 10:00 O "So Evil My Love" (mys) '48 - Ray Milland, Ann Todd. "Winds of the WHteland'' (wes) '36 -John Wayne. ''The Dude Goes West" (com) '48 -Eddie Alben, Gale Storm 12:00 m "Call Northside 777" (susp) '47 -James Stewart, Lee J. Cobb. Helon Walker, Richard Conte 1:00 ~ (C) "Thunder in the Sun" (adv) '59-Jeff Chandler. Susan Hayward 1 :30 O (C) "Wake Me When It's Over" (com) '60 -. Ernie Kovacs, Margo Moore 2:30 J O; "The l a & the Lady" (dra) '51 -Greer Gar~n. Michael Wiiding. @ @ (C) "Trial Run" (dra) '69- James franc1scus. leshe Nielsen, Janice Rule, Diane Ba~er. 3:00 lJJ "Return from the Ashes" (dra) '65 -MaJ1m1lian Schell, Samantha Eggar. Ingrid Thulin. 3:30 IJ (C) "The Naked Jun1le11 (adv) '54-Charlton Heston, Eleanor Par· ker. William Conrad 1._3 , (C) ''Agent for H.A.R.M." (adv) '66 -Mark Richmond, Wendell Corey. 0 (C) "Deadlier Than the Mile" (adv) '67 -Richard Johnson, Elke Sommer, Sylva Koscina 4:00 (fi; (I) "Hit & Run" (dra) '37 - Hugo Haas, Cleo Moore. EVENING 6:00 IJI f"i] O ~ eD (!} News (j) · @ 3 @!(~Cf) News 6 Bonanza What's My line? Partrld&e Family Mod Squad Musical Comedy Show Sur Trek : Aviation Weather Speed Racu • 6:30 I R1ymond Burr Show Andr Griffith : Black Perspective on the News (fj9' (})) Dealer's Choice m The Pioneers al little Rascals 7:00 I Obf19J'il 1m@ News Bowling for Dollars Mod Squid 8 Truth or Consequences ~I Love Lucy The FBI ~ Ho1an's Heroes Esme11ld1 The Big Valley al) Chant to Chance (f:l9 ~) Bonanza m D11m1 7:30 ~ Trusure Hunt 3 Gomer P!le · ll3 ~l (lQ' Hollywood Squares I Help ThJ Nei&hbor (i ) To Tell the Truth Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Don. ov1n's Reef" (com) '63 -John Wayne, Lee Marvin, Elizabeth Allen, Jae~ Warden. I Bewitched Wuhln,ton Week In Review Untamed Wor1d Wortd ol SurviYll little Rnuls 8:00 1J llt Planet or the Apes "The Good Seeds" Guest!. Georrrey Deuel, Lonny Chapman and Jacqueline Scott portray an ape family who reluctantly hides Galen, Virdon and Burke from gonlla pursuers and gets unei1pected help for their run down farm. Q .'A I 6" 0 eD Sanford & Son "Grady & His Lady" When Grady announces he's going to marry Dolly (guest Norma Miller). and she an· nounces that Grady will nol be spending his evenings watching TV w11h fred. Fred decides to stop the marriage. O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Battle of the Bul&e" (dra) '66 -Henry Fonda. Robert Shaw. Robert Ryan. Dana Andrews 161 Best of Groucho 0 (~ (I') @ (£) Kod iak "The Last Enemy" Kodiak musl stop an old war buddy from terrormng lhe countryside after a dynamite blast shocll.s him into beli eving he 1s light 1ng lhe war again under heavy com bat cond1t1ons 'T San Die&o Senior Citizens m Dealer's Choice Q) Movie: (2hr) "Crime & Punish· ment" (dra) '59-George Hamilton, Mary Murphy. fl) Western Fi&ht of the Week ~6 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Buu J1mu" (dra) '57-Bob Hope, Vera Miles I Los An1eles News Review El Show de Rosiu Peru bpanese Lanruaie Proiram 8:30 ~ -'3 ~J eD Chico & the Man 6 Miiie Dou&fas Show (~ 'iJ) ffi (£) Sil Million $ Man "The Pal·M1r Escort" Steve Austin's assignment of escort1n1 a dying woman prime minister lo a secret hospital for lhe Orsi b1on1c heart implant becomes a deadly confrontation when hired assassins !.!}' to slop them W Merv Griffin Show 9:00 fl rr ~3 ~CBS Frid ay Movie: (e) (2hr1Sm) "Bullitt" (dra) '68 - Steve McQueen, Robert Vaughn, Jae queline Bis.set, Don GOl'don, Robert Duvall, Simon Oakland Del Lt frank Bullttt 1s assigned the dan gerous JOb of guarding a syndicate member who has turned State's evidence When the man 1s gunned down 1n a hotel, the detective manages to conceal the death from the public and setS' out to uncover the 1nl11&uing factors behind the S~l!!i. 0 ~ eD Rockford Fllu "urt Prentiss Carr" Rockford, doing a favor for a lonrt1me friend, checks on a ph1landerrng husband and ltnds him dead under mystenous c1rcum stances. fID Masterpiece Theatre (R) a'.) la Cri1da Bien Crlad1 n $ e a a c y s t t e s d e e s g s s 9:30 0 THE TEXAS WHEELERS * Unique New Comedy Hit 0 (Q:! 1) (3) a> Teaas Wheel· ers c:JNeW$ al Drama 10:00 0 "POLICE WOMAN" *EXCITING NEW COP 0 @ ®J m Police Woman "Seven·Eleven" Sgt. Anderson catch es a stewardess smuagllng narcotics from a plane and assumes her Iden· t1ty to get to the top man. By in· sisting on a larger cut when she delivers the shipment. Pep per meets Tony Bonner (guest Larry Hagman) who is the liaison with the ring leader. nm IE New& 6 Tlie Bold Ones 0 (~ (fJ) (~a> Th e HI i h t Stalker "Vamp1ie" A trail of blood· less bodies sets Kolchak on the track of a vampire he believes is stalkin g the city of Los Angeles. Kathleen Nolan. Suzanne Charney. Wilham Daniels. Milt Kamen and John Doucette guest fl) El Taconazo :z~ The Untouchables ED Fil m Feature 10:30 I Journey to Adventure Bill Cosby la Ciudad Grita ff:) Chan&inr Rhythms ro Loco Valdez u:oo ~~lti~ ~~::: Best of Grou! 6 NYPD · Movi,: (C) "Three Young Tea· ins" (wes) '54 -Jeffrey Hunter, Mitzi Gaynor. Keele Brasselle ID Mission: Impossible I!) Nirht Gallery , 17 3 Peter Gunn :26 Rock Concert Et}_ Yoga for Health ('9 ·a-) Wanted: Dead or Alive 11:15 al Cinema U 11.30 0 17 (3 CBS Late Movie: (C) "Who's Minding the Store?" (tom) 6J-Jerrr_Lew1s, Jill St John 0 :231 (6J Th m Johnny Carson Don Rickles 1s gueS1 host. D Fradured Flickers '6i Movie: "So Soon to Die" (dra) 57-Richard Basehart. Anne Ban croft. 0 (Q9 ra ) (3) a> Wide World Mystery "House of Evil" 8 Star Trek Q) Wanderlust 12:00 O Movie: "Attack of the Giant Leeches" (hor) '59 -Ken Clarke. Yvette Vickers. m Movie: "Love Crazy'' (com) '41 -Wilham Powell, Myrna Loy 12:30 a UFO l :00 0 o Midnight Special Al Green and Joe Cocker star. 1 :45 O Movie: (C) "Young fury" (wes) 65-Rory Calhoun, Virginia Mayo 2:00 m All·Nl&llt Stlow: ''Tht Small 81e~ Room," "Cluny Brown" THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 29. 1974 'A FUTURE WORLD' Transform people into moving. speak ing, feeling apes ... take a giant leap into the future and "how how it could be ... link a chimpanzee and two human' in an unlikely comradeship .. Then put them in peril with cha es and adve ntures an<l you have the unique new series, Planet of the Ape) (based on the 'ucccs~ful motion pictures). airing on CBS. Fridayc; at SPM . The stars are Roddy McDowall a'\ Galen. an inquisitive chimpanzee, a role somewhat si milar to those he played in four of the five movies: Ron H arper as Alan Virdon and James Naughton a<; Pete Burke, two aMronauts who land on the earth of the f uturc Co-starring are Mark Lenard as Urko, a gorilla , and Booth Colman us Zaius, an orangutan. In the ape society. orangutans are the rulcr'i and gorilla-; are the enforcers, who pun1'h tho<.e considered as warding since the character is so interesting to play." And McDowall 'ihouJd know, <1ince has impres- \avc career date' back to his <lay' as a child star. when at I:! he appeared in .. How Green Was My Valley" and went on to such films a<. "My Friend Fl icka" and "Lassie;" to Broadway stardom in "Compulsion," "No Time for Sergeants," "Cam- elot" and a Tony award for "The Fighting Cock." It takes a small army of makeup personnel on each episode of the series, since each actor playing an ape has his own makeup artist fo r keeping the ape face in good repair. Another constant chal - lenge i~ translating the 'how\ concept into reality. The producers arc kept scrambling to anticipate how things might be in the world thousands of years from now. Ron Harper and J ames Nau~hton, like Rodd) McDowall. enjoy being in <.uc h an offbeat c;how. Rodd)· McOowall undergoes the gruelln~ transformation-it takes at least three hours--from Ho- mo apiens to simian for hi.s starrin~ role as Galen, a chimpanzee. enemies of the <.late H uman\ occup) menial roles Harper wac; on h1" hone) moon Ja<;t June \\Ith day- In the 'Cne~. Gakn bctr11:nd<; the t\\O astronauts time se rial (Love of Life) ..,tar Salh 1;)1arl. when he after their 'PJCe,h1p 1\ hurled through the time was notified he had won the role.' It ha' meant a harrier far into the \car 3.000 Some un1magm-marriage by long distance. <.ince he i' .... orking in .1hk holocau~t ha-. turned 'oc1ct\ ·, tahle' 'o that Hol\vwood and hi" bride workc; in '\C\\ York. men arc no" ruled h\ ape,-hui 1n a C1\ il1za t1on This· is Harper's fifth tcle\ l\1on <;ene' A native of more pnn11t1,e than the a'itronaut,· O\\n time. The Turtle Creek. P a .. Ron attended Princeton and Jpe <;Oc1cty Cl)n'ilder' the al\tronaul\, \\>1th their ad-turned down a fellowo;hip to Harvard Law School , ;meed technical 1.nowledgc. a' threats to the·r cul-to study drama. turc. So the orangutan<; order the enforcing goril· James Naughton \\~ horn in Midtlletown. \a<; to capture the men before they spread danger-Conn .. and attended Yale Drama School. His '\!age ous idea<; to ot her~. Curiou<; :ibout the ac;tronaut<;' work include!> '"Ll"ng Da~ 'c; Journey into Night" er:i, Galen defies <;imian law to help them and be-and .. The Wed and the Rock." He did the tclevi- rnmcs a fu gi tive too. sion special. "Antigone .. and "I ook Homeward, The show hai-. some unusual problems. not the Angel." and won notice io;; his fir<;t feature film . lca<;t of which is the fanta1;tic makeup which turn' "The Paper C'hac;c." actor'> tnl-0 ~tartlingly realistic chimpanzecc;, goril-It is the serond srries for co-c;ta r Mark Lenard. la' and oranguta n'i-an<l 'itill make" it pos'iible who wa-; a regular on Herc C'omc the Brides, for them to perform dramatically. It rcquirec; a made two appearances as Mr. Spock's fa ther in three-hour ordeal to put on and :inother 30 to 45 Star Trek and has been a frequent gue<.t on tele- minute' to remO\ e the makeup. But 11 is a cha!-vi'iion dramatic howc; The role played h> veteran Jcnge the actor' welcome. particula rly McDl1wall. ~hakec;pearcan acror Booth Colman a an cider He explain.,· .. There 1' a great c;en'ie of adventure in 'tate.,man or:ingutan is similar to that pla}ed in 1his kind 0f prnjcct It\ exhau\l1ng. if<; vcrv hard the ong1n.1I "Planet of the Apes" movie by Maurice '"'ork and no nnc lllllte :-ipprcciatc' 1t 1 Rut 11\ re· Evam. "1th whom Colman ha<; toured cxtensiveh Page 13 THE DAILY P•LOT fll WHK St:PTE"MBER 29 1974 SATURDAY OCTOBER 5 MOlfNING 6:00 8 Sunme Semester 10 Chmtopher Close·Up 6:30 0 Sunrise Semester 8 TV 8 Classroom (dral 53-John Wayne, Donna Reed, ED Film Feature "Mulligan Stew'' Tom 1 ully 12:30 O 17 (3 8 ht Albert m Unit Three m Daktari @ Movie: "Thunder Pus'' (wes) @ The Untouchablts !'14 Dane CIHk, Raymond BL•rr ED Mr. Wizard Andy O~•ne @I) Variety Show 26 Voice ol Tokyo . • . ff) Sesame Street 1:00 0 17 J 8 Children s Frlm Fes· t1val 8:30 0 17 3 8 Scooby Doo Q 'll 6 10 €n Major league 0 2 3 6 10 m Run. Joe, Run Baseb1ll Divisional Playoff Teams lo O ( '29 8 ) J Adventures of Gil· be announced hgan O Movie. "Wells Fargo" (wes) '37 m Ad lib ··women '" the People's -Jotl McCrea. Frances Dee 10 lnlloduchon ro Property agement R~1.1ublir of China · 6 Mo11le: "Tht Black Glove" (mys) Man-9:00 0 l7 3 a Junnle !>4 Alex Nicol l leanor Summer 0 23 6 w Land or tht Lost fi~ld . ' .. " ' I O Movie: "Voodoo Woman" (adv) 0 Movie. (C) Quantez (wes) 57 ·i:, 7-Marla [nl!hsh. Mike Connors. -Fred MacMurray, Dorothy Malone, Tom Conw.iy Jnhn 9av1n James Barton O ( 29 8 ) 3 Oevhn EID f ilm Feature m Ltt's Rap 7:00 O Steps to Learning 0 23 6 10 ffi Addams Family 6 Bullwinkle 10 San Diego Happening 1:30 ID Soul Train ID Movie: (C) "Valley of the Kings" @ Ma1or Adam s radv\ '54 Robert Taylor Eleanor 2 OO so ty' T h Plr ker : us s ree ouse ED Mister Rogers' Neighborhood ( 29 8 ) 3 CD Korg O ( 29 8 ) 3 Yo g 1 • s G a n g I Schoolhouse Rock ID Brother Bun 17 3 Mission: Magic ffi Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 8 Th t l one Ranger 7:30 O Dusty's Treehou se 9:30 0 17 -3 8 Partridge F1mily; 17 3 CBS Sports Spectacular 0 23 6 10 En Wheelie & the 2200 A.O. ff) Spanish Lan guage Sports Chopper Bunch 0 23 6 m Sigmund 26 Roller Games 6 Ttnnessee Tuxedo 6 Movit: "Badmen ol M1ssou11" ff) Environmental Impact ::. 1 0 (29 8 ) 3 Bugs Bunny (v.e\ 41 -Oenn1s MNgan. Jane gx) V1sitando las Estrellu O Gloria Grey's Pet Hn en W1Jm 311 2·30 £11 CBS S orts s t la B m Elemen tary News e ( 29 8 ) 3 CD Super friends • ~ p pte ICU r runs· 17 3 H.R. Pufnstuf 10 Insight . wad Women s W111ld Open Bowling. m c t M from Chicago Illinois ED Carrascoltndas u:1 oun ry usic 6 Movie: "The Unholy Four" (mus) ff:) Villa Alegre , 8:00 O 17 3 a Speed Buw 54-Willram Sylvester. Patrrck Holt. Q 23 6 10 m Emergency + 4 l O·OO f) 17 3 8 Valley of the Dino. Paulette Goddard Paul Carpenter O Western Theatrt saurs 0 ( 29 8 ) 3 CD Thest Are the 6 Movie· ''Dangerous" ( 11.l 36 0 2l 6 1~ m Ma1or Lugue Days I Si. 'IP D ·"~· r I ~l"ch1 I fonP Baseball D1v1S1onal Playoff Double-1 m Outer limits I 0 ( 29 8 ) 3 Hong Kong Phooey header T_eams '?,be announced .. @ High Ch1p1rral 0 Movie: "Trouble Along the Way" 0 Movie· (C) Wings ol the Hawk ED Environmental lmpllct -:r 2 Though life 1s hard on a farm 1n Minnesota in 1858, there are times for laughter and farmer's Nife Anna Larsen (series st;ir Bonnie Bedelia} is enfoying just such an occasion rn "The Word 1s: Mortal," on ABC':> The New Land, Saturday (Oct. 5) at 8 PM . • • Walter Matthau stars as Char· ley Varrick, an ex·stunt pilot turned crop duster who also robs banks for a living, in "Charley Varnck," the NBC Saturday Night Movie (Oct. 5 ) a t 9PM. * * JllllD Of CAii PAYMfNTS., LEASE! ORDER YOUttS NOW 1974 M ODELS ALL MAK ES C.:idv> 53 Van Hert1n. Julie Ada ms, 3:00 O Movie: (C) "The Kid From Abbe Lanr Brooklyn" (com) '46-0anny Kaye 26 Movie: ''Finger on lht Trigger" VerJ fllen (we s\ '65 -Rory Calhoun, Silvia 0 ( 19 a ) 3 CD Amer i ~ 1 n Solar, James Philbrook Bandstand I ff) Sesame Street O Movie: (C) "40 Guns to Apache EJn Roller Games Pass" (wes) '67-Audie Murphy. 10:30 O 17 _3 8 Shaum! Kenneth Tobey, Michael Burns, Lar 1 1 0 Movie: "For the Love ol Mike" ra1ne Stephe ns (dra) 60 -R1rhard Ba,ehart. Rex 17 3 Film Future "Oes11nat1on Allen. l\tu f rw1n Bermuda'' I 0 ( 29 8 ) 3 CD NCAA Football €!) Socm Alabama vs M ss1ss1pp1 OR O~la I 26 Wrestling I ho ma vs Tei as Eil) Env1ronment1I Impact : 3 m High Chaparr al I rn El Encuentro 10:45 m laurel & Hardy Futurette 3:30 f) Med1x 11 :00 O 17 3 8 Harlem Globetrotters 8 The Adventurer Popcorn Ma(h1ne ID Movre: (Cl "Horror Cullt" 6 Tijuana: Window to the South (hor) 64 -Christopher Lee, Ros EID Electric Company sana Pode_sta . 11:30 0 17 3 8 Hudson Brothers @The Vrrg1n11n Ra11le, Daule Comedy Show 17 3 . Film Future 6 Movie: ''That Fl1nagan Boy" EID Envrronmenu l lmp1ct :4 (drill 53 Tony WrrRhl Barbara' 4;00 O 6 World of Survival Payron 3 World of Adventure O Movie: (C) "Saskatchewan" 0 lmpacto (advl 'SJ-Alan Ladd, Shelley Win 0 Celtbrity Tennis ler~ Huli?h 0'811an. Richard Long. 8 Star Trek m Roller Games 10 This Week in Pro football @ Safui to Adventure 17 J Roller Games '26 NFL Game of the Week ll 6 Education at Work ff) Zoom! 26 Porter Wagoner gx) Championship Wrestling ail Film Feature AFTERNOON 12:00 O if 3 8 U.S. of Archie O This Week in the NFL @ News ( 29 8 ) Nashville Music ~ lntern1tional Soccer Saturd1y Movie Wally's Workshop @ Voice of Agriculture 4:30 O N1me of the Game 3 Sports With Berth O Whit's Going On "Gold Medals rounded 1n 1965 by Mickey Tyler, top woman alhlete 1n the US. in 1949 I he team 1s based 1n the Southwest area ol San 01ego and oflers lhe ghetto chil dren something to btlrtve 1n 6 Other People, Other Places O Celebnty Bowllng 23 6 Voice of Agriculture 26 Hank Thompson Show ( 29 8 ) Animal World W Corona Now 5:00 8 Inquiry Movit : (C) (2hr) ''Village ol the Giants" (11dvl '65-Bj!au Bridges, Tommy Kirk. Ronny Howard 6 Mike Douglas Show 0 (.29 8) 3 CD ABC's Wide World of Sports 8 10 News 0 Wild Wild West m Movie: (C) "Dragnet" (dra) '53 -Jack Webb, Ben Alex.rnde1, Rich· ard Bllone, Stacy Harris (fJ Bracken's World 17 3 Battle line "Poland" ff) Boxing 23 6 Other People, Other Places .26 Nu h111fle Music EID Firing Line fE Little Rascals 5:30 O 8 -17 3 News 10 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Ride the High Country" (wes ) '62 -Randolph Stolt. Jntl McCrea ffi Auto Racing ll 6 N1me of the Game 26 Pop! Goes the Country @ Three Stooges EVENING 6:00 EJ 0 m ED m News 8 Jeopudy 0 My P•rtner tht Ghost (!) Night Galltry lr.c 3 1 Western Fight of the Week Hee Haw : Ahora! The Scene 6:30 EJ O News J ( 29 8 1) Reuoner Rtpor1 0 KNBC New1 Conference 6 Vince Lombardi on football 8 Planet or the Apes I Electric Company Bo1 de Mexico Film Future Slli Scene Dick Vance Show 7:00 O Other People, 01her Pl•ces "Skis Across lhe Alps" A team of Brit1'h ~k1 mountaineers succeed 1n cros~mR lhe lull lentth or the Alps lrnm f asl to West 3 Wild Kingdom 0 Thrillseekers 0 Bowling for Dollars '6 Boaing from the Olympic 0 Rellecciones 0 Movie: (C) (2hr) ''The Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County'' (com) '69 Dan Blocker. Nanette fabray. Mickey Rooney m (~9 8 ) m Lawrence Welk tE) It Takes A Thitf 17 J Jimmy Dean Show EE) Buscando Estrelln 23 6 ) Ntws ~6 Jimmy Dean Show fl1) bening lit Pops "Ella F1tiger- ald' (R) {t) The Protectors 26 Movie: "Village of the Gianll" (dra) 65 -Tommy Kirk, Johnny Crawfotd, Ronny Howard, Beau Bridges & the Olympics" A took at "Mick· ey's Missiles.· the women's & girl s rrack & r1eld team, which was 7:30 O Wild World of Animals "The lont~ Page 14 \ r. n e d g e S, 3 Jeopudy Art Fleming hosts. lius Club ti~ 6 Let's Make A Deal 8 Name That Tune o Wild l(lnedom THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 29. 1974 father Karl, the world famou s VIOiin· @I) Premiere Film . m Samurai Story -· isl, leads to the lotal disruption of 9:30 U fl?,, (.3 JI Bob Newhart Show Q6i 700 Club his personal hie when the visiting "Separation Story" ~or lhe sake of ~ Cinema 34 v1rtuo~o decides lo spend his stay their marriage as well as Emily's · Rock Concert '" Boston at Robet1's apar1menl masteis degree and Bob's heavy 11:15 Movie: "The Best of Everythint" Hink Thompson Sllow Bo-by Goldsboro · Police Sureeon The Movie M1keri (}"'Candid C1mer1 work schedule, the Hartley's decide (dra) ·5~ -Hope Lange, Stephen 9 00 ~ ;:;>. fl ra-..,, that 1t would be best if they took Boyd, Drane Baker, Suzy Parker. : ~ tlu ~I.I.I Mary Tyler Moore up separate residences. 0 fig) Hews 8:00 1J Qt All In the f1mily Conclusion or a four part episode dealln& w1lh the Bunkers and 1n flat ion O tl m Emer&ency ''Nagging Susp1c1on" Paramedics meet everything from a gtrl bitten by a lton, to 1 collapsed go.go danc- er, to a man whose ego is badly punctured by cactus. Robert Q. Lew· is guests. D Movie: (C) (2hr) "five Million Years to Earth'' (scl-fi) '68-Andrew Keir, Barbara Shelley. Ci) Wrestlin& fro m the Ofymplc 0 (Qi ) 00 (l) The New Land "The Word Is: Mortal" Pittmg theu courage against a dread epidemic, immigrants of Solna rally to care for the stricken and rind a loving home for fpur young orphans. m NASHVILLE BRASS * MAKE HEE HAW A GAS I ~~::P~:nship Wrestllne Cine Eap1ftol 801tln1 from the Olymplc Sal• of Western Man "The Leg- i of Rome'' (R) · Super Show Japanese L1neua11 Procr1m1 1:30 IJ@(]) Paul Sand Show Robert's hero worship of Fred Meyerbach's Show Sheree North guests as a 0 Faith for Today Q)@ Movie: (C) "Wake Me When brassy cocktail lounge singer whose ID Collige It's Over" (com) '60-Ernie Kovacs. romance with Lou Grant makes him Dick Shawn teel 25 years younger unlrl lhe boys lO;OO 1J @ ffi (j) Carol Burnett Show (~ (j)) Heathclltte & Co. in the newsroom begin to joke about Comedian Jack West~n and Broad· 11:30 1J Fabulous 52! (C) "Brock's Last her ~I. way smg1ng·and-dancing star Mich· Case" (dra) '72-Richard Widmark. 0 (U 00 '"<>' m N B C Saturd1y ele Lee t~am up with Carol for . a Will Geer, Michael Burns. Movie: (C) (2hrl5min) ''Charley musical tribute .to composer·lynctst @ Movie: "Aeent for PANIC" (adv) Yurick" (dra) '73-Walter Matthau, Stephen Sondheim '64-B.<d Newman, Enc Douglas. Joe Don Baker, Felicia Farr, Andy D BCobby.Goldsbo{o Show O Movie: (C) '1he Sicilian Clan" Robinson, John Vernon, Sheree (6) elebnty Tenn s .. (dra) '70-Jean Gabin, Uno Ven· Norlh, Norman Fell. Charley Vamck 0 (a9 (~ )(j) (D H 1 kI 1 The tura, Irina Demick, Sydney Chaplin. robs. banks-smal.1 ones-bec~use Sand Trap Nakia becomes the ta r· 00 Movie; "Annie Oakley" (wes) they re easier to rip off. This time, get of a murderer when he pursues '35 -Barbara Stanwyck Preston however. Charley picks lhe wrong the slayer of a young m_an-an o~l· Foster. . one, the Western F1deltty Bank of sider ~ho had married rnto an ans· aJ Movie· "Yellow Mountain" (wes) Tres Cruses. New Me~lco. which is tocrat1c family. David Huddleston, '55-Lex Barker Mala Powers How· actually a conduit for "oirty" Syn· Jan Clayton, JoAnn Harris, Mariana d 0 ff · ' dlcate money and in the space of a Hill and R1ch~rd Kelton guest. 11:45 0 N~ncy Wiison Show few minutes, the robbery nets I Community feedback (fl)) Tonight Show $750,000 Varric~ at once realizes News 12·00 m Movie· ''Curse of the Swamp his dilemma and i:nust elude t~e Japanese wauage PrO&Tlm ' Creature". (hor) '66 _ John Agar. FBI and the Syndicate, all while The Baron 12•30 ~Happy Goodmans ~ng to flee the country. Lou Go"'on Show 1 :00 Roller Games 10:30 Nashville Music · . . (~ 00> aJ Kung Fu "The Celebrity Bowline 0 C~rt1s Mayfield on Predators" Came escapes jail and EE News * Kirshner Rock Concert invades the lair of vicious bounty : Jim Welsber1: Jau Rodi 0 Rod Concert hunters in search of the only wit· 11:00 0 (!) (ett (!)) NIW$ mJ Movie: "Curse of tht Doll Peo· ness who can clear him Anthony USC Football Tape delay. Tro· pie" (hor)-Ramon Gay. Zerbe and Cal Bell1n1 guest. jans vs. Iowa Hawkeyes. 1:151 Speakeasy I Rama Coadl's Show 00 Police Sureeon o Nl1htmare Theatre Mission: lmpow'ble IDavid Susslcind Show 1:20 Movie: "13 Rue Madeleine" The Ch1meions Meet David Sachs M.O. (dra) '47 -James Cagney. The Unqu11t Death of Julius & Tony & Susan Alimo 2:00 m All·Nieht Show; '1hat Forsythe Ethel Rosenbere (R) 11 ffi The Vireinian Woman," "Boots Malone" CHANNEL LISTINGS lnform11t1on tor thHt' loas •S furmshed by the televls•on stat•o"s TV WEEK " not respon\.lble tor last •rnnute Ch11ng"s '" progran1 l1~!1ngs Chel'nel Call Key L.ett••s Attlllete Location IJ KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles }, KEYT (ABC) Santa Barbara Only D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles 0 KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles 00 XETV (Ind.) San Diego Only 0 KABC (ABC) Los Angeles KFMB (CBS) San Diego Only 0 KHJ (Ind.) Los Angeles KGTV (NBC) San Diego m KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles m KCOP (Ind.) Los Angeles 17 Q, KJTV (CBS) Bakersfield Only m KWHY (Ind.) Los Angeles fj)@ KERO (NBC) Bakersfield Only @ KMPH (Ind.) Visalia m KCET (NET) Los Angeles (Q! Ci') KBAK (ABC) Bakersfield Only m KMEX (Ind.) Los Angeles m KMIR (NBC) Palm Springs m KPLM (ABC) Palm Springs m KBSC (Ind.) Los Angeles Star ( •) preceding a log listing indicates 1t 1s a paid advertise· ment. Channels 22. 28. and 34 are UHF in Los Angeles, with 28 being the educational (ETV) station Channels 17 ,3; 23.6; and (29,8) are UHF In Bakersfield, with the latter numeral 1n each double sequence 1nd1cat1ng the CABLE station. This maauine 1s published weekly for this newspaper by TV WEEK. a d1v1s1on of Griffin Prlntln& end Llthogreph Co., Inc., edrtoroal and produc 11on offices, P O Bolt 1190. Gle"dale. Call!. Address advertrs1na onqurroes to the d1iplay advert111ro1 department of ttus "ewspaper. 7:00 9 :00 10:30 7:30 8:00 9:00 11:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 11 :00 7:30 8:00 8:30 11:00 8:00 9:00 11:00 7:30 8:00 9:00 11:00 7;00 8:00 9:00 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 9 (C) "The Perfect furlough" (com) '59-Tony Curtis, Ja"et Leigh 7 (29 8) (C) "The Val achi Papers" (dra) '72--Ch8rles Bronso", Lino llentura, Jill Ireland, Walter Chiaro 9 (C) ''The Joumey" (dra) '59-Yul Brynn er, Deborah Kerr MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 9 (C) "The Seerchers" (wes) '56-Joh" Wayne. Jeffrey Hunter S (C) "The Shuttered Room" (susp) '67--Gig Youna. Cerol Lyntey 4 (C) "Support Your Local Sheriff" (com) '69-Ja mes Garner. Joan Hackett . Walter Brennan . Jack Elam 10 "Cape fear"' (dral '62--Gregory Peck. Polly Bergen, Robert Mitchum 23 6 "F'ete Is the Hunter" (dra) '64--Glenn Ford. Nancy Kwan. Rod Taylor. Suzanne Pleshette 9 (C) "24 Hours to Kiii" Cdra) '65-Lex Barker. Mic key Rooney TIJESDAY, OCTOBER l 9 (C) "The Hellflghter1" (adv) '69-John Wayne. Katharine Ross S (C) "Getting Gun" (adv) '72-Guy Stockwell, Woody Strode 4 23 6 10 (C) "The Dlsappura"ce of fllaht 41 2" (dral '74-Gten" Ford, Bradford Dillman. Guy Stockwell, Gref Mullavey 7 (29 8) J (C) "The Stra"ger Within" (susp) ·7 -B1rbara Eden. Georgl' Grizzard. Joyce Van Patlen, David Do,Y,le 9 IC> "Secret of the Purple Reef" (adv) 60-Jeff Richards. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 9 (C) "Operation Pacific" (dral '51-John W?Jyne, Pat ricia Neal S (Cl "Five Million Years to Earth" (scl·fi) '68-Andrew Ke ir 7 (29 8) 3 (C) "Oeeth Sentiwce" (dra) '74-Clorls Leachman, Laurence Luckinbill 9 (C) "Target for A Kiiiing" (suspl '66-Stewart Granger Curt Jurge ns THURSDAY. OCTOBER J 5 (C) "The Conqueror Worm" (hor) '68-Voncent Price. 2 17 3 8 (C) '"The Hawallens" (dra) '70-Charlton Heston, Gerald ine Ch <lphn. John Phillip Law. 9 "Crick I" the Mirror" (dra> '60-0rson Welles, Julle1te Grice FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 9 CC> "Ooneven's Reef" (com) '63--John Wayne, lee Marv in. S (C) "Battle of the Bulge'' (dral '66-Henry Fonda, Robert Shaw, Robert Ryan 13 "Crime & Punishment" (dra) '59-Georae Hamilton 2 17 3 I (C) "Bullitt" (dre) '68-Steve McQueen. Robert Vaughn, Jae Quellne Bissett. Don Gordon, Robert Duvall 9 (Cl "Three Young Texens" (wes) '54--Jeffrey Hunter, Mitzi Gaynor SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5 9 (Cl "The Cockeyed Cowboy1 of Cellco County" (com) '69-0an Blocker, Nanette Fabray, Mickey Rooney 5 (C) "five Miiiion YeeA to Earth" "-c•·fll '68--Andrew Keir 4 23 6 10 (C) "Cherley Verrlck" (dra) '73-Walter Metthau. Joe Don Baker Felicia Farr Page 15 II THE ·DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 29, 1974 MONTH EMD SALE EMDS SUM. OCT. 6 STEREO CLEA CE New, Used, Demos ... Save on Overstocked Equipment All U nits Guar::\nteed RECEIYERS--AMPS--TUNERS~OECODERS COST HEW KENWOOD K W-SS AM-FM Ster eo Receiver , ~O Wtltts <I HF l, 1.9uV FM Sen. !T.l.l .... $240 CL AR ICON 36-115 Solid-State Integrated Ampli fi er (T. l.l ........... $90 SONY HST ·120 AM-FM Stereo R~ceiver, 12 Watts RMS (New > .............. S120 SALE! $99 $39 $99 Pt ON E ER SX -424 AM·FM Stereo Recei ver , $149 ~4 Wdlls RMS (New ) . . . . . $200 PIONl E R SC ·700Sol id-State $99 Ster. o Prc,1mp 1tf1e r (New ) . . ... $140 SO~'< SQR 66SO 4-Channel A M·FM Rev 1ver $ 199 with 'SQ ' Decod('r (New) ... $330 Pt rJ NE:ER T X -9Hll Stereo Tuner Nith $ 275 P l L (1((U1t I 0 ) ... S350 ·.\A RANT Z 4230 4-Channel AM -FM Receiver. Oolby Optional Full· Logic "SQ" (0 ) .. ssoo$399 M E T ku 1 I: C SOW-Q Universal 4-Channel $ 39 Ot-co<:"'r NL w) . . . . . . . . . . .. S80 SONY SO/\ 10304 <:h annel Full-Logic "SQ" Decoder-Amplifier. 36 Watts RMS <D > .. S2SO $199 SPEAKERS-COMPACTS COST HEW SALE! soqy ~QP-400 4-Channel "SQ" Compact AM·I M, Changer , 4 Speak ers (0 ) .... SJso $250 SO N '< HP-161 St ereo Compact l•M · f-M , Changer, 2 Speaker s (New) .. $20o$179 U:~RW l tl -VEG A 25 2-way, 12".Speaker Sy5!c m , 6G Watts Rated (D ) ........... Sl 20 $85 J8L S7 R Sover ign Exclusi ve Speaker MAKE c;yc;tl m i n Country Oak (Floor M odel ). S8j7 Q FFER CERW IN-V EGA 320 C, Bass Speaker , $ <ornm->de Housing 2 12" Speaker s (0 ) S350 250 R ECT I LINEA R XI A Bookshelf SPt.'aker System , 10" Woofer , 3"2" Tweeter CD) .... S90 '>UPERSCO PE S-122, 2-way 12" 5peflker System < o ) ...... . . .. $1 00 $75 $69 JBL 88 P LUS 2-way System, Convertible to $ 198 St udio ~.\oni tor 3-way System .......... $240 TAPE RECOROERS-t~SETTE, REEL, 8-TRACK ~~~ SALE! PI ONEER RT-1011 L 101/1"R-R Deck, Solenoid logic Control CD > ............ S600 ADVENT 200 Dolby Cassette Recorder, Professional V U Metering (T. I.) ...... $260 TEAC 220 Cassette Deck, Ferrite Heads, I nput /Out put Controls <D > ...... S229 PIONEE R ~T -3 131 Cassette Deck, Full Auto Stop <New ) .................. S200 SON Y TC-600 3 Head Tape Deck, S-0 -S, M ic/line M ixing (T. I.) .....•. S4SO $540 $125 $149 $125 $150 SONY TC-137SD Cassette Deck, New Transport. Ferri-chrome switch (D ) . AKAi M -7 3-Speed R-R S400 $335 Recorder (T. I.) . . . . . . . . ............. S300 PIONEER H-Fc 99 8 Track Recorder . Built -in T imer (New ) . S180 TURNTABLES-RECORD CHANGERS COST DUAL 1214 Auto Turntable, Walnut NEW Base < D > . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s 1 38 GARRARD Zero 92, Zero Tracking Er r or Changer , Base, A DC 240XE Car t 'ge (D J S239 GARRARD Type A , Die Cast Platter , Shure Cartr idge CT.I.) .................. $100 PIONEER Pl-12D Belt-d r iven M anual " Turntabl e, Wa l. Base, Cover (0 ) ........ S120 PION EER P l -Sl D irect-drive Professional Turnta ble, Base. Co ver (D ) S2SO DUAL 1228 Auto-Turntable, C0-4 Provisions, Built-in Strobe (D) ......... S190 GAR RA RD 82 Professional Series Changer , Anti-Skate Control <New ) .... s120 GARRARD 30, Base, Ceramic Cart ridge (D ) ......................... SS6 Bl C 960 Belt-Drive Pr ogrammed Turntable, Base, Shur e M93E .......... S200 TELEYISIOM--B&W, COLOR con SONY TRINITRON K V-17 1117" Color HEW New 114 Degree Tube (D) .............. $490 SONY TV-750 Por ta ble w ith Built-in MAK E OFFE R $159 SALE! $99 $129 $15 $90 $199 $145 $69 $35 $150 SALE! $439 Batter y/r echg compar tment (D) ........ S140 $129 HOU RS : Monday thru Fri. 11to8, Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-5 • 445 E . 17th, COST AM ESA @PIONEER > z 0 en CJ a: w al c z ~ DAILY PILOT REPORT ON HOSPITAL COSTS: A Medical Reporter Looks for Answers To Where (And Why) All That Money Is Going ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Meet Jeanette Nolan, Star of TV's Best-Loved Canceled Half Hour sk Them Yourself Want to u k a ·famow pereon a que11lon? S.nd the queation Oft a 1M>9I""', to .. Ask," Family WMkly. 541 Lexington Aw .. New York. N. Y. 10022. We'll pey SS for publl1tied queellon1 Sorry. we c1n't an1wer other• FOR BOBBY RIGGS What do you think about Men's Lib?-Sue Dubey, Du1'ham, N .H . • I didn't know there was such a thing, because I thought all '1hen were liberated. Guys who feel in need of being FOR LEE TREVINO, golfer What facet or being a celebrity bothers you most?-Oavid Marlowe, Atlantic City, N.J. • J can't take my wife to a pub restaurant without beinf; bothered. I am just sticking my knife and fork into a steak when somebody comes up and asks me if I'm Lee Trevino. Then they start asking me how Jack NickJaus' game is. T hey want to know what's wron~ with Arnold Palmer and what 1 think of young players. It s a pain! FOR BEA ARTHUR Do you in any way resemble Maude in your private life? -D. Maguire, Waco, Texas • No, nnd if I ever do behave like her off-screen. it must be my subconscio us working. l can't ever remember getting into "Maude situations ... But rm Battered by your question, because it means I've made the character so real and alive that people think we're one person. FOR C ARL BERNSTEIN, coauthor of .. All the President's Men" No one dug as deeply into the Watergate mess as you and Woodward did. Has the ezperience made you cynical about the American system?-John Foster, Waco, Texas • I think perhaps I have much more of a belief in the sys- tem now than I ever clid. I no longer beHeve it's necessary to go outside the system to effect change. I'm probably more conservative in that respect than I ew r was. FOR ARLENE FRANCIS What happened to the locket you used to wear?-Mrs. Louise Blackwelder, Wingate, N.C. • I still have the locket, which was my husband's 6rst- anniversary gift. The only time J take it off is i£ the chain needs repairing. I once teased that only a divorce wouJd get that locket off my neck, so it's become my trademark. lf people don't see it, they call to ask if there's a change in my marital status. l tuck it inside my dress if I wear another necklace. That's probably what prompted your question. FOR THE ASK THEM YOURSELF EDITOR I just vacationed at tJ1e new MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas, and wonder if the nightclub there-or at one of the other Vegas hotels-is the largest in the world?-S. Penn, Green Bay, Wis. • Vegas nightclubs are cnormou.~ but, according to the "Guinness Book of World Records," the biggest nightclub is a t the Concord Hotel in New York's Cutsldll Mountains. The club there seats 3,000 people. It's reputed to be the No. I showcase on the East Coast, because performers such as Don Rjcl<les, Shirley MacLaine, Johnny Mathis. Herb Alpert, e tc., all headline the re. Cowr Photo by Tyler Tlte>mton liberated , or are rt.'<iuccd to powder by bossy wives, have my sympathy. My advice to them is not to form a group- hut get out! The way to get liberated is either to stay single or else marry ~ girl t~c ?Pl>Ositc p f t~1e oneJou unlo~dcd. My idea of an ideal w1fo 1s one wtio thinks an fully believes that this is a Man~'i Wcirlci . FOR SHELLEY WINTERS You always see"! to ~ losing and gaining. weight. llow does this affect your social life?-Ridc Burger, Decatur, lU. • More than my social life, it affects my health and state of mind. If I'm not my dcsiretl size, I can't wear my favorite clothes. So if I'm invited to a marvelous party, and can't 6t into anything, I d1>n't go. and so 1 get depressed. Right now I'm trying to lose, and 011c.'C J get down, intend to stay there. J fluctuate between sizes 12 and 18, which gives me a lot of leeway. I foci he.st at size 12. FOR PETER FALK On "Columbo," you play a sloppy detective. Are you much lilce him in real li£e?-Bob Berlceley, Salem, Ore. • Well , I wouldn't say I'm the best-dressed guy in the world, but I'm not as bud us Columbo. J don't have Colum- bo's insatiablo curiosity. I share with him a certain obses- siveness. He doesn't quit. I don't quit either. FOR CHARLES SCIIULZ, creator uf "Peamds· ls Snoopy patterned after a real dog?-Sbirley Moretti, Corte Madero., Calif. • Snoopy was patterned slightly after a dog I owned as a teenager. His name was Spike an d he was larger than Snoopy. Since then our family has owned a beagle named Snoopy, but he died just la~t year at the age of 15. FOR TRICIA NIXON COX Where and when was your first solo public appearance as a President's daughter, and were you nervow?-Barbara Throne, Milan, Ill. • On January 25, 1969, at the Waldorf in New York. On my mother's behalf, I accepted the Republican Woman of the Year Award at the Womens National Republican Club's luncheon. I wru;n°t at all nervous. My mother, siste r and J are alike-we enjoy meetiilg people and hcing able to ex- change views with them. September 29, 1974 /QmlfY ~ The Newspaper Magazine EdWerd R. Downe, Jr .. Ch-111na11 of the Bon Rolend S. Tremble, Preald•rtf A. Edward MHler, E1ec. V.P., Pul>llsltlng MORTON FRANK, Pretldertf and Pul>llahw LEONARD L DAVIDOW, CltelmtM ROBERT D. CARNEY, EHe. V.P.·Aaoc. Publlabef PATRICK M. LINSKEY, V.P.·Ad Director SID LAYEFSKY, V.P.-Marbting Director: Genld S. Wroe. Eastern Manager; Joe Frazer, Jr., Chicago Manager: Joeeph Ket!r, Detroit Manager; L c. Wlndeor, Promotion "'ILllHl!R "ELATIONS: LEE ELLIS, V.P.-Dlrector; Robert H. Manfotl, Mgr. PUIUIHEA H"YlCU: Robert J. CMltl-, Mgr.; J.mee 0. llatMr, Business Manager; Robert Bank.,, Promotion; c.y1 Eller, Merchandising Headquart~ra 841 Lexington Ave., N.Y., N.'t. 10022 C 1974 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC. All rlghta reMrved. llORT PERSKY, V.P.-Edltor-.ln-Chlef Reynolde Dodlon. Managing Editor RIC:Nrd ValdaU, Art Director Roeatfft Abrenya, Women's Editor llarltfft Han.en. Food Editor Associate Editors: Joen HeMldteeft • and Hel Landon £Melle W•lpln, Art Asst.: Qlorla Brter, Plcturea. Contributing Editors: Ulny Bottateln, Robert Curran, Pamela How8td. PHr J. Oppenf*mer, Anita e......., PftODUCTION: MetbourM ~Director. Rlctwcl Wendt, Mgr.; Aobefta Co111na. Makeup. . . • I Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Kinos.17 mo. "tar." 1.3 mo. nicntin1" I nnos.17 mo. "tar.'' 1.2 m!l. lllCO~~· av. IM!!_ ~<lar_!!tte, FTC ~el!':! Mar. 74 .. Our $125-a-Day Hospitals: • Where Does AD That Money Go? .. In 1971,onty about 40 percent of the country's pediatric beds were occupied-36,021 out of a total of 89,420. Considering that each of these units cost an average of $15.000 to build, that means hundreds of millions of dollars worth of new facilitieswent unused ... By.JolanKelly !;.most everything is more expensive than it was a decade ago. But no item in the economy can match the precipirous 500 percent rise in hospital costs. lo terms of your pay- check, this means that while you now work one-and-a-third times longer than you did in 1964 to purchase a loaf of bread and three times longer lo buy a sirloin steak, you work five times as long to pay for :i day of hospitalization. Why? According to Alexander McMahon, president of the American Hospital As- sociation, hospitals have been caught in the same in~ationary bind as tbe rest of the country -"but in our case, the situation has been worse. Our workers' wages have risen nearly 70 percent In the last six years alone. That's much larger than the pay increases given employees in other industries. Moreover," he adds, "people now ex- pect much more from hospitals both in the way of treatment and personal~zcd care." All of which is true. But McMahon's answer tells only part of the story. While he's right that hospital workers' wage increases have outpaced those of the employees in other industries. in terms Of the percentage of the pa· tient'• bill, labor com are just the same. According to Harvard economist Martin S. Feldstein, an expert on hos- pital financing, labor costs in J 955 ac- counted for 60 percent of a patient's bm, and in 197 1, they accounted for exactly the same proportion -60 per- cent. Johrr Kelly Is a New York-based writer who specializes In medical subjects. ' • FAMILY WEEKlY. September 29, 1974 It is also true that patients expect more from hospitals. But Louis A. Or- sini, vice president of the Health Insur- ance Association of America (HJAA), says that the effects of this demand have been distorted by hospital admin- istrators' "edifice complex:· "When federal-loan funds became available for hospital construction, a lot of insti- tutions began adding new facilities whether they needed them or not," says Orsini "Cardiac monitoring units or a handsome. new pediatric ward may add to a liospital's prestige, but if they aren't utiliud, the cost will be passed on to lhe mstitution's other patients." Government figures show that many of these new Cacilitiea ~·t even being partially used .. A study by the U.S. Comptroller General's office says that in I 971 only about 40 percent of the country's ped;atric bed• were OCCU· pied-36,021 out Of a total of 89,420. Considering that each of these units cost an average of $15,000 to build, that means hundreds of millions of dollars worth of new facf llties went unused. And, with our declining popu- lation growth, they will probably re- main empty for some time to come. The figures on card iac-care units and emergency rooms make equally de- pressing reading. In 1972. only about three percent of the 416 hospitals equipped to perform open-heart Margery uaed their factlitles more than four times a week. And of the 8,200 hospitals with emergency rooms, 3,744, or well over hatt, cared for less than 13 percent of alt emer- gency caMS reported. Oklahoma City illustrates how out- of-hand the overbuilding m anja can get. With a projected population of 700,000 in 1975, the community theo- retically needs 2,696 hospital -beds. But by the end of next year it will have 4,642 -a surplus of 1,946. Each of these extra beds costs about $50,000 to build and another $20,000 to main- tain each year. And since the surplus is expected to remain at about the 1,000- bed level for the next 30 years, the unneeded units could end up · costfo g Oklahoma City residents $6~0 million. But overbuild.in~ is oot the only problem. Anothe r major villain is what's known as the "cost-plus" meth- od of payment. Nearly 90 percent of the more than $35 billion collected by hospitals last year was paid for by Medicaid, Me<licare, Blue Cioss and commercial insurance companies. Under the usual arrangement, Blue Cross or a private carrier agrees to pay the hospital for the expenses it incurs caring tor insured patients, as well as an extra bonus payment. In eflect, the institution is guaranteed a profit no matter bow inefficiently it operates. Hospital administrators claim that the third-party plans monitor their costs closely. But critics don't agree. Even Walter J. McNeroy, president of the national ·Blue Cross Association, Inc., concedes ''that the system is relatively unchecked." Take a simple matter like hospital wages. As a rule, admioistraton and staff physicians can pay themselves pretty much what they choose without fear of being brought to task by the third-party plans footing the bill. Thus, it's not at aJI unusual for the chief pathologist in a hospital laboratory to earn $100,000 a year or more. Far more serious and expensive, however, are the duplications and in- efficiencies spawned by tbe cost-plus system. "There are so many areas of potential savings in an average hospital, it would make your head spin." ·says Herbert S. Denenberg, former Insur- ance Commissioner of Pennsylvania and a leading consumer advocate. "I know one lneUtutfon, for lnaianc., that pays $7.50 for wpe meaaur• ll. could buy for 25 centa." Laundry 5ervice may seem like a relatively minor budgetary expense. But 24 Boston hospltala cut their annual c ... nlng blll• by over $1 mllUon Just by pool- ing their laundry faclllu... · If private business operated so in- efficiently, customers would be up in arms. But, says Harvard's Fe.ldstcin, Continued .. c II e II • -.. ... " > ,, • I believe that my MINK OIL .~ will make your WRINKLES VANISH! By Billie Ann Bender You can find out for yourself without risking one penny! Here's what I did about my wrinkles ... I always pampered my skin ... Special crearruJ, lotions, exotic balms ... 1 used them faithfully. Yet nothing helped. I was ready to give up. You see unsightly premature wrinkles are caused by changes in climate, temperature, humidity, dryness, pollution even soaps and detergents. Then something struck me-something I never would have known if my husband hadn't owned and managed a mink farm where we lived. One day I was serving coffee to three of t he men who handle the mink pelts. These men had worked for my husband for years. 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(A large part of patients' hospital costs have been so cushioned through medical insurance that the av- erage consumer really doesn't feel the pinch (except, of course, in his steadily rising insurance premiums). Another way we could all save money is if hospitals would perform more diagnostic procedures and minor surgery in out-patient facilities. But in- surance companies often won't cover out-patient treatment. This encourages 0 I know one institution ... that pays $7.50 for tape measures it could buy for 25 cents." hospitaJs to admit patients who really don't need full hospital care. There are hospitals that are pointing the way to a brighter future. For ex- ample, whereas in most hospitals a private room costs anywhere from SI 00 a day upward, patients ·at Memorial HospitaJ in long Beach, Calif.. pay only $20 a day. The reason? Memorial'' spcciaJ daily unit. Patients scheduled for minor surgery or diagnostic pro- cedures check into the hospital at 7 a.m. I • FAMILY WEEl<l '<. Sept9tt!IM!r 2t. 1974 bills go to pay their salaries.) s. Ho.pttal1 ahould buy generfc drugs nither than their more ex- pensive brand-name equiv• lents. 1: Pool purch .... of equipment and supplies. This would help save a great deal of money. I . Each holpltal lhould have •t leat one consumer representa. tlve on tta board. 9. Ubenillzation of atan prtvl· leges. (A doctor should be per- mitted to practice In every hos· pltal In his community.) 10. End overbulldlng. The typi- cal hospital administrator's ''edi- fice complex.. has resulted In the construction of thousands of needless, costly hospital beds. By 8 a.m. they've been given the neces- sary lab tests and pre.surgical prepara- tions, and by 10 Lm. the operation is over. Most arc home in time for dinner. The 800-bcd Albany Medical Center in Albany, N.Y., is also saving patients money. Instead of closing ita operating rooms and labs at night and on week- ends, the center operates them on a seven-day around-the-clock basis. 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O}tpe .. elmer Why Did They Kill .. Dirty Sally"? A Word From .. Sally" Herself "I can tell you honesUy, I had no Idea of how overwhelming the reacUon would be. Wherever John and I go, people come up, and their testimonials about Sally are touching. My Lord, just fabu- lous. They love her. In my wildest dreams I didn't think she touched people so much." W ith their ballots, older read- ers of FAMILY WEEKLY pro- pelled .. Dirty Sally's" Jea- nette Nolan to victory over "McMillan & Wife's" Susan Saint James as lV's most popular actress in this year's celebrity survey. But CBS-TV cancel- ed the series only a few week.a later. A network spokesman blamed the show's ratings (it was playing oppo- site NBC's popular "Sanford and Son''), and pooh·poobed "Sally's" victory in our survey as "probably the result of the network's big promotion campaign." For the other side of that story, FAMILY WBEllY went dfrectJy to "Sally" herself, whom we fouod living comfortably in her Laguna Beach home with her husband of aJ. most 40 years, the well·knowo 1V actor John Mcintyre. FAMILY WEEKLY: This is a beauti· ful home. Do you live here year· round? JEANETTE: No, we have two other homes. One is a 43-foot boat we keep at the marina down here and that we take to a marina near Hollywood to live on whenever one of us works there. But our real home is a rustic log cabin in the Yaak Valley of Montana. FW: Why Montana? J EANETTE: John was born there. As far as both of us arc concerned, Mon· tana is IT. FW: You mean there is something of the rugged "Dirty Sally" pioneer woman in your own life? JEANETI"E: There always bas been. We have a section of land in Montana -640 acres. It's beautiful! We turned 10 • FAMILY WEEKLY, S.pttmber 29, 1974 Je•..tte Nolen..._ "Dtr1y a.n,": "S.Hy'• rem bNuty I• hef eplrtt." the ham into our permanent home. Both our children have log cabins on the ranch. We live there at least half of our lives, and we've done so sfoce we were married in 1935. Once. we quit our careers altogether to live there permanently. FW: Has John always been un actor? JEANETTE: No, he was a wlor. He quit Southern Cal after two years to go to sea. He was always sure that if he couldn't make it as an actor, he could make a living as a sailor any· time. That's why .be didn't hesitate to quit. That was in 1937. His idea of life, and I agreed with him, was to li ve in the wilderness. He loved that kind of life and felt sure I would. John is a very nervous, acnsitive per· son. He wanted to get away, to think and write. Aod that's what he did. He did a play about the sea. Uofortu· nately, it was never produced. FW: How involved are you with the ranch? J EANETTE: Totally. I even helped John build the cabins. I cultivate the land and belp with the animals. The nearest neighbor is ten miles away. The only bad part is the bears. Black bears aren't so bad, but the grizzlies are unpredictable. When we 6.rst moved up there I wouldn't even go out on the porch alone. I remember one time a grizzly got into our root cellar. I got so mad that be was going to eat up our food, I shot him and then dressed him. Oh, yes, I can do that too. FW: How did the "Dirty Sally" series get started? Continued The beautiful recipe rue shown here contains more than 1.000 kitchen· tested recipes . fromtheworkl·famoussettYCroCkerl<itChens.tnpouridtchen.Rehoneofthesesure-fire recipes will produce a mouth-watering dish as tempting as the ones pictured here. These dishes are produced by simply foUowing the recipes. and the pictures show you exacdy what you are preparing as you prepare iL ABSOLUTELY FREE Moreover. the handsome recipe file. valued at $5.00. is yours FREE just for examining your first set of Betty Croc~er recipe cards. 1ne file comes In vour choice of four stunning decorator cok>rs. 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And we ended up among the top 40 shows, which is usually considered good. They even commissioned six one-hour scripts after they'd received ~ many letters saying, "Please make 'Dirty Sally' an hour show, in- stead of just a ball hour!" And I though~ "Ob, gosh, that would be wonderful J can do something with it, make Sally grow .... " FW: What was the public's reaction w~eo they learned of the cancellation? JEANETTE: I can tell you honestly, I had no idea of bow overwbelffii.ng the reaction would be. Wherever John and J go, people come up, and their testimonials about Sally are touch- ing. My Lord, just fabulous. They love her. Jn my wildest dreams I didn '1 think she touched people so much. FW~ What was it about Sally that reached out to them? JEANETTE: In the beginning, I was afraid she'd be too vulgar and repulsive to appeal. But Sally's real beauty is her spirit. People identified with her co urage, her old-fashioned guts and morality. Tbeae were inspirational. FW: Why did CBS cancel the show? JEANETTE: I've been told the salespeople at CBS couldn't sell it. Sponsors were reluc- tanL This doesn't sound realistic to me be- cause love is the quality sold in this particular situation. If a man can't sell love to a client., he's a sad salesman. They should show pro.- spective clients the letters we've rec:eived- lhe petitioM signed by whole oeigbborboodal U th~ things aren't ammunition enough for a salesman, then I think maybe the sales staff is not as sharp as it ought to be. FW: Were you personally sorry to have the show cut off? JEANETTE: Yes, I was. When they fint talked to me about the aeries, John wuo'1 enthusiastic for me to do it. He'd done aeriea, and be was afraid it would be a drag for me. [~tor's note: John costarred in "W"goo Train" and in "Naked City."] But when be saw the reaction of people, be waa. thrilled. FW: Do you feel resentment toward CBS? JEANETTE: I could never be so naive as to think things like this never happen. I've worked for CBS almost my entire life, and have sentimental attachments there. But I am also aware how crut'l networks can be. .. Naked City" ran for 18 months. In the mid- dle of a show. a mao walked in and said, .. I hope they told you-this is your last abow." FW: Do you think this ia the end of Sally? JEANETTE: There's been taJk of reviving her. They've threatened to bring her back on "Guosmokc"-where she started. It's pol· sible that will be her lifeline. FW: And what about you-what's next? JEANETTE: Right now J am working on a two-parter for Disney called "Ragwing." It's a wonderful story. I'm working with Pat O'Brien and U oyd N olan, and enjoying every minute. And then we can g0 back to • Montana, and leave all ,_ of this behind us. 11111 12 • • FAMll Y WEEKl Y, September 29, 1974 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Healttf. • • - NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME ANYWHERE EXOTIC BAMBOO ORCHIDS Flown Directly from Hawaii to you. 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If you nave never grown plants before-these Bamboo Orchids are so easy and so simple to grow-you wlll be proud-almost like a trip to beautiful Hawaii Itself. So for a plant that is really unusual and different-fill In the coupon and send today for yourself and for friends. Ideal tor year round gifts . r----------------------I GARY EVAN HAWAII NURSERY I 175 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10010 I Dept. FW·OOl I I Please ship me the fol.lowing: I O 1 Plant $2.00 + ~ post. I I O 2 Plants $4.00 + 7~ post. I I O 4 Plants $7.00 + $1 .00 post. I I Name I I Addresa I I City . I I Statil Zip I .. People Quiz By4'ollaE.GU.SO. Does Our "Body Lang..age" Really Give Us Away? TRUE OR FALSE? 1. If you're trying to determine whether the person talking to you is being deceptive and ~Uempting to hide something, there is one gesture that can often tip you off. 2. Individuals who often touch other people-putting their hands on their anns or shoulders, patting them on the back-usually lack self-esteem. 3. People who "talk with their hands" do so because they lack verbal fluency. 4. It's easy to tell how much someone likes you simply by observing his ges- tures and movemenll. 5. People whose hands are seldom stm when they taJk are likely to be neu- roti~ and emotionally unstable. 6. Women are more inclined than men to overlook the significance of telltale gestures when talking with another person. ANSWERS 1. Trutt. T he gesture is the "hand shrug"-the spreading of the hands with palms upturned in the you-see-1- have-nothlng-fo-hide gesture. In psy- chological tests at the University of California, it was found that the ''hand shrug'' increased to a marked extent in interviews in which subjects were trying lo deceive or withhold information from investigators. 2. False-according lo the findings of a study of 80 male and female college students which showed that "the higher the subject's self-esteem the more intimate the subject was in com- municating through touch, especially when communicating with a female." (Ah, there!) And similar studies con- ducted by H arvard psychologists showed that "touch privilege is a cor- relate of status." 3. False. There are exceptions to the 14 • FAMILY WEEKLY, Seplember 29. 1974 True or False: Individuals who of ten touch other peopJe-putting their hands on their arms or shoulders, patting them on the back -usualJy Jack self- esteem. (See numbtr 2) rule, of coune, bul university studies have shown that, as a group, people who ''talk with their hands .. -who have a high rate of hand movements or gestures-are actually mortt ftuent in their speech than others. Another interesting finding: When the sub- jects' hands were restrained, it took the people longer to describe a scene o r picture. 4. True. Dr. Albert Mehrabian, asso- ciate professor of psychology at the University of California, has this to say: "Greater liking is conveyed by standing close to another person in- sread of far; by leaning forward in. lead of back when seated in a chair or at a desk; by facing the person directly instead of.turning to one side~ by touching; by extending bodily con- tact, as during a handshake: and by prolonged good-byes .... " 5. False. Psychological studies at the ·University of Paris show that people whose speech is accompanied by ges- tures tend to be outgoing and people- o riented, with well-balanced person- alities. The investigators found that ''Communicative gestures in generaJ are strongly tied to emotional stabil- ity, i.e., the absence of neuroticism." 6. Faist-as evidenced by university studies which show that womt.11 are much more aueotive to-and affected by-gestures and other nonverbal sig- nals than men are. And it's noted that a woman's greater sensitivity to this ... form of communication often cauaes her to accord it more significance than.- the words the person is actually speaking. 10 by in- in- air ii- ty re Q adve rtl•ement ... AT LAST! A DOCTOR WHO SAYS: Take Food, Not Medicine, If. You Suffer from Any One of These Ills! .. 11Why do I avoid prescribing dru&s?", says this brilliant and controversial physician, who has cured literally thousands bf patients with nothing more than ordinary food alonel "for these"four vital reasons"- I Ott•~ dt'\IP "'1 "01 pnH/11tt lwalrlt. They n.udy mult tlw '>"'~ "'"" of a d1w1w ... co~r up 1~ rondhlon, whll, '"' body ,,,..,.,~,, - 111/101111> "' ""' ""''· 2 ThlS II Ille ttUOll why IO many IMfl and WOl'netl, of •II ..,cs. ftO llHlll,, /itltl ,,,,,, WO} 0111 o/ Oft, 11J/m,,11. '""" ,,.,,. /11/I Tltltl lltlo 01'~ olhfr Why &hc:y are alW•Yt "half·1lck". Why they ncvtr ~ally know '*h"t 11 muns 10 be comple1tly free of pa_ln, ln ''°"'"'' hnllh. Beeauw 1bo. and thc:lr docton. "o tt0tlllfll "'o" r/ton "'"''' J111tr of! #oclt ,.,w u1111<A., and ntvtr '"''" ot11 1Jt,, polHHt rhar I• lc:fl from thac arcact . or rtliwlld tltr ~Ital •~obr1#d lfuw before Ir can fall prey 10 a,,,.,., disc-aw! It la "TI-..u. WeakneH" That Opena The Door To One New DIMaM After Another! And NO Drug~Only Food-Can Bulld REAL TISSUE STRENGTH Again! } The /0~1/111 W"Y 10 fl1h1 d~ut. 1hen, 11 1101 lusi lo counltr·atla'k r •1.h ntw 'Yf\lptom ln IU 1urn ... bi.1 ro bw1/d Jllt'll Jh,,T plrystnrl ''""''" 11110 ""'" '"""""Id €'#// o/ you, b"4y lhll tht or1anl~m that u.-lhal dl~ut 1~ rltlt,, drJr'°yrd. or """'"" lulr1nlru, tllr vrry lnJr11111 II ,,.1,,. .,,.,, tx>drl • Thi\ Is doM In two waya: Fit>t. to UJe • "''dlNl-4/irt 10 dt&Jn ou1 rhc-l)(llW>llt chll malre your body ~•k Coday. And, finally. to UN a ttC'· u11d """ rt1orw 11<1wrrJ11l ,.,r dlt'ol..dJ.rt ro po11T Sw~r-N111T/,11u-Nolt1n•J ou t ••trfllt'lnrr-llfto #Hf'Y t"rlpp#d or'"" o/ that bofl)' ... 1to1 011/y ro fMCt 0111 tlwlr 1prt'lfk dlJro,. • .o Jut aJ ltt1ma11lr ~$/blr, bvt ol.so lo lt1111r thut O'f•" ,,,,,.,, ""'" lualtAI,, tllatt H fo,., Ir wa.J {int artacud! For cxamplt- See How Thia NATURAL Method HH Worked-- In Thouaanda Of Cue Hlatorlet, From Every Walk Of LHe, And With Almoat Ewery Aliment You can Imagine! We )11111 lei Or. Nlultr't. pacltnll 1pcat for tbtrmc/~C$! ··wtitn I <'Amt to you I aunered from swtlllna and tln1llnJ of ucrcmr- 110. lllmMt c:an"•nl hun,e~. ptriod" we1k~. ·.,.cat 1tosJ11vlr.y to sl•rt ~nJ loud nolJe .•. Sin« bccomlna your p11~n1 I find mys.elf enc:r~llc •nd aln1 until nurly mktnlahr, awakt fully b,-7:30 or 8 each mornlna. '" ~n<>d 1plrlc1, noc 1tuasl\ll, •n4 conclnulna chrouah<>ut 1he day dad 10 l'C' Ahvt. f)t'rformlnr chalknaini tuks! .. ··0t11>rt I be<:arnt your pa1kn1. f had vi11Ltd ae venl skin spcclalisu h11111n11 tc> find http In 1hc ttmoval ot whac appeared 10 bt erowth~ on fTIY fnre Llit'l"'H wtrt talttn: rtsult ~arlvc. I asked how to Stt rid of lh<'llC' ~10,.th~: how 10 rirtvtn• their arowlna barlt. I ~tlved a llhru1 of tht 'JX'<'tallM., sllouldcr (lllerl his blll!); he didn·1 know! Or. Nhcler Look <>nc lu<'l a1 the area invo ved and prescribed (natural) mcdlcarlon lor tfll·tnal 1rpllcat1on which wlcflln om -k's time cleared up Che diffi· ~uhy It hll• noc rtrurne-cS,'' And Still More Thrflllng Reauftaf All Told In TtM Patient'• Own Documented Worda! "lfowcver. on Eauc:r Sunday, March 29, 19?0, I 1ufkrcd not only an· 01hcr occlu~loo. bul •n acu&e cardiac arrest. This was J)f'Cadtd by tbrtc day' or 1n1tn~ wuriness. fallp and reslltSsncss ... Only utrtrnc sood lvd madt ll P-OiSib~ for me to wnte these words ... They (hb rt'ular J>h) \IC11nt I btl~Yed open lle1rc sur~ry to be chc only ho pt tor p vin11 mt ~ norm1I lift span .. , It 'wai aJ thb poinr chu J was rderrtd ro Or. N111lcr .. af1tr his ln11lal e111mlnllion and afttr rev1cw111s fTI)' med.cal h1,tqry ... he acarttd mt on hll "basic hcarc prolJl'•m" ... W11hin wttks. I l!Ol1ctd 11ut lmpro~cmcnc ... an 1~ aurSf of wtll-brina with co11d1 rau11111 W«lll. t.<y family doc·cor conclnucs 10 monicor my case. Ht unno1, at 1h11 point nilt our Olt optn heart suraery recommended by 11" 11ttrs, bul he b hOnnt cnourh 10 admlc I've shown are•t lmprovt· mcnr, He ,.,,. my hun la bcarlns more slowly and arronser and thac c•l'ry1h1ntt '°unda fl()Od. My labor•tory ccsts are all normal ... I'm loot- tnv lorw1rd 10 1t1urnm1 to work and a normal product1Yt llrt ... "l·ve been sub~ct to auhma •II my llrt. It 'lil'Ould come wich a cold or '*lttn I laushc<f or uucl\Cd 100 hard. The ~1ua1ion became dramacic•llY """'" whtn we moved lo Santa Cruz In 1906. For fOrnt reason I'd caccb •cold tVt')' four 10 Jill wteks ... Only whtn I l!O'.il. fl would 10 10 my chol. ll~vcJop lnco •~hma, and I ('OUld hardly•bn:atht. I wu fed up with heln1 sick anll tiled ell 1hc 1lnlt . , . So I went 1hrouah Dr. Nittler•s wf1nlc rru11ram .•. Now (l!JTI) the few colds I calch att vtry mild. I on'r l'Ytn temtmbtr chc l•M Clmt I had Hlhma wich or ll'lthoul • cold!" "In rh' latter pare of Novtmber rasr, I brok.e ou1 111 •n alltrslc derm11-1111~-scvcrt hlv4 . In addiclon lo the hlvo, I would set a severe pain In an area above 1ht rl&ht lllldney ..• h was an acutt lhatlerlna paJn U1ar lmmobiltud me. I wu nut aJvm <'OrlliOCIC. After 2" lloun this wouJd leucn the wvtrltY of boUi hives and pain. As Jona u I contiJlucd wJLh cortisone ... I wu fine, bul When I stopped, KVtre hives 1nd paln re· curred. Thtn back to cortisone for four or five days. followcd by hlYH and pain. I teeSawcd beet and fonh in chis manner for 1everal weeks .•. A fntnd of mJnt aa•e rne Dr. Nltcltr!s llhone numbu and ~d me to eall hlm .... Tht11 on the tenLh day undu Or. Nittltr'• cart, 90JDethJn1 wonderful (10 me. a miracle) happened-I was free of my ailmcou! A tlaQCrlfll wclaht had bcoen llfttd from both my shoulders and my wlfc·a ... Now I am In 1hc thirtttoth montb alter the doctor's care, mjoy!Jlt ·~ be$t or flulth Uc! fee/ins artaJ." And Uterallr Thouaanda Upon Thouaand• Of c .. e Hl•toriea Morel ALL STEMMING FROM NATURAL ''SUPER-FOOD" TECHNIQUES LIKE THESE, THAT YOU CAN USE TOMORROW IN YOUR OWN HOMEI A1al~ to 1111 only 11 Jn; cnmplcs of the specific;, step-by•ltp "Supe1· Food" arutmc11u sJven you In this areac book: Home 1reacmct11 for comtJpation Lhat worn 11trou1h you' 1kln. and HMow' l""'"al pol1tHt1, P•lnlessly lUld au1oma1lcally. al tht same clme It ra1orcs normal funcuons. How to ~ruie lhe blood flow (and therefore the Uf~lvina oicyJt,n\ not only lo your hc&rc tlsaucs, but your eolitt circulatory 1)'5tcm. (Aa Just OM &ldt«ndir of Lhls MW, natural therapy, cold feet dmply led w111m and IOOd aplnl) This proccu autom1llca· y lowcn the work load of your hun, and your lunp, and llO, u another !Dln'elous slde-btndil fllmosl /lftn1~dl11tr/y dltt1/nlslw1 IM ~vrr../nc,.,11Jl1t1 sltorlM11 of b"41h 1ha1 plasues most people! • How 10 IC( ro,.uJ ,../kl from iallbladdcr s-ill. A crucmait th•& abo may coable you to actually, p&Jolt-ssly p;us a stone or two (and JCI rid of Olten for JOOd). And. at lht same cJmt. stlmlllou tlt, /lo.., o/ blk /ro1'1 yOMr lfwr, and bcaln 1lmuhanc:o1Aly stomac:h-bealina food-therapy. Wby hemorrhoids do !IOI have to be tndurtd any lon~r! A W:Qplt npsule that may y~ld apparent btftdits i.n a day or two, w1lh restonhon or normal function and comfon 111 a fc-w wcclts, just as It bas In case a/ctr cue in Or. Nlulcr'a own Illes! H ow ro kup from /N/fll polsontd by C'OMmuclol food 1Proys. TbJs method ''"'"'" ,.,mow1 rlw sprt1y from Cndcs and ~JCl•bles-1" minuus/ A ot• way Co bJu$h your tcc:th cha& c:osu notblna. And that '"'"''" l!t<,..,OJIJ )Otlf po-rt of 'll'llloll! How, If you aull'er from an acute Illness, you con O<'Cuolly /utl yo11r IHHly ht•llna food-ln.,ed1tntt '"'°.,'" ,,,, sic/It, Tbac eo co work to help you, lit ucor1dsl · How to cu1 down ovuproductloo of aomacb acld almost Immediately, wit/tout taklnf o rltl111! Uver Detoxification! Follow TheM Simple Rules, AND PAIN-CAUSING POISONS LITERALLY POUR OUT OF YOUR BODYI Tbt besl and moll ancient method of healina 1'0Undt. (A11lm1l1 do this imclnctlvely. But we've foraotten II.) A do-h·younelf J>fOSl•tt munae that Involves onJy a almplc moclon "'"" tltt lttl otttl 1ak-1 of yo11r /tt1 ... plus a lhtJt>.known and delicious food 1h1111 arca&ly aids In tlw no,.,,,oJ /unction oC this imponan& 1llltld. Whal to do for repeated violent pains in the chtst (cal1td l11tercostal Nevralsla. and ofltn mis&altcn for hell\ 1rouble or tvea allaclt). How co tdl 1hc dlncrenoe at once. And Chea use a 5icnple naturaJ spray that rclievn this 1onurou1 pain in rnlnuces. for lloun! The: inupeiulve food tbac has fancastic results witb cold, and even ftu! AJ Dr. Nlultr H)'I: "This rcmtdy alont cures many cues of ftu." Why Or. Nlcdtr 11a,.., co say: "I ll•vt known very 1Cvtrc lona-sta.adina <:ates (of Athltle'a Fooc) ff'"°"' ,,_afJC'OIJJI afttr oM appUc:atloci .. I And why he 111<> uys: "I have lff1I a deep n1t11,y boil on a cheek drain rhrouJll the Uln In OM nls'll wlLh IM we of tbil (1111ural food product). The lnftctton wu on lhc p_.d, Chere wu no infection Ide in the boJI aod no wound vtslblt." 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GENTLY THROWS THE SLEEP SWITCH. a s c d c s •• HUNDREDS OF CASCADING RED, GREEN AND GOLD BEADS OF LIGHT SHOWER YOUR HOM~ IN DAZZLING BEAUTVI No doubt about it-it's the making of a room! Breathtakingly beautiful lamp sends up sprays of brightly co lored cascading lights on two ·sep· arate tiers. Dramatic mood, lighting at its best! The lovely result of space age 41Cold light." Miracle fibers conduct light, yet beads remai n • cool to the touch, safe for curious little fingers. Turn i on and hun - dreds of red, green and gold jewels of light bathe your room in dazzling br.illiance that rivals a moonlit "Fourth of July'' fireworks display! Softer, more romantic than cand lelight. Absolutely spectacular as a centerpiece. Uses 2 ordinary "C" batteries (not provided). Bound to sell out fast -order at once! . SPECIAL n.o.,.!:?FF£R •-ereaofd . Now $4 •t ss.es ONlY 99 Oamp cost upst~ott ~a/fas lov I Wice e y ... -. ___ a_s much!) r--MAIL 10-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE COUPON TODAY - -- , p~ co .. Oept.•7 4500 N.W. l35ttl St., Miami, Fla. 33059 Enclosed 1s check or m.o. for$ _____ _ _"Foontain of light" L.amp(s) 113784 @ $4.99 each plus 75c post. & hand!: N.Y. & ria res pluse add 1ppropr11te salP' ta- ADDRESS ---------------- CITY -------------------· .&. I I I I I I I I I I STATE ZIP I L n SAY( 11.M-Ordtr 2. 1iid wt llllY •II DOStHt. •• -~-~-------~-~-~--------------~~ - BROOKS ROBINSON Toomuchpreaeure ., QUOTE: Baseball star Brooks Robin- son on a game he'd like to forget: "I've been in over 3,000 ball games in my life-maybe more than S,500 if I could recollect every game between sandlots and the World Series-and every one of them has Jeft me some kind of mem- ory. One that sticb with me far tOQ BrmJy is something I did very poorly when I wanted to do so well. I had called my folks the night before we were going tu be on a Monday night TV game against the Boston Red Sox and my mother told me it was going to be their 35th anniversary. She said friends were ooming over to watch the game and aslc:ed me to play well. I was perfect. I went 0 for 5, struclc: out twice, booted a grow1d ball for ARMOUR'S ARMOURY BJ Richard Armour ON MY SOLE I have a pebble in my shoe. Perhaps you've had a ~bble too, And maybe, between .Ole aod sock, It felt, as mine d~ Wee a rode Or as~ grows more tender, older, More like a fairly good-sded boulder. U so, you bow the way, DO d oubt, I fee~ my shoe oH, pebbJe out, On finding, if it's found at all, The thing so very, very small. I need no bandage, need no ointment; l feel relief-and disappointment. ·-11 e FAMILYWEEKLY, S.p1ember 29, 1874 in the World! on error and dropped a pop-up. After the gnme I wrote Mom and told her not -to do that to me any more. I couldn't stand the pressure." UNQUOTE. From .. My Home Is Third Base," hy Broob Robinson (Word, $5.95). Caught out In left field when fight· nlng •trlkM ? For years people have been admonished to run away from the trees during a thunderstorm. Now, along comes a German inventor, Dr. Ing Johannes Wie- sing, who feels he has the perf eot pro- tection - a small tent that can be set up in two minutes. It can withstand a two -million -volt charge, fits into a case and weighs only eight pounds. It consists of four folding tubes to which metallic can- •· vas is attached. The occupant sits on an inflatable seat that holds down the teat -which can with- stand winds or 65 to 75 miles an hour. For more informa- i :. ... 't: E u tion, write Firma Dehn U. Sohne, Nurnberg, Neumarkt, Germany. An altema1jve: Wear sneakers. ii'. U~ll""L:;~~!'.3 HUGH AND BARBIE "He Ilk" to see everyone happy' Playboy Hugh Hefner'• steady date, Barbie Benton, thinks her man would be good presidential material "Hef is highly intelligent and very political minded. He thinh the Presidency would be a step down £rom being Hugh Hefner, but he would love to talce on the job-if \only so he could make this country a moral and won- derful place to live. He thinks there are so many nasty shenanigans going on that we need a good man to go in and clean it up. He'd be a good poli- tician because he lilc:es to see everyone Quips & Quotes Ad in an lndiana weekly paper: "Wanted : Regular baby-sitter. One dollar an hour plus fridge benefits." -H erm Albrigh( A son at college wrote his father. .. Dear Dad, you haven't sent me a check in two weeks. What sort of kind- ness is that?" His father replied; "Dear Son, that is called unremitting kind-' ness." -Thomas LaMance People are law-abiding. The other day the crossing signal flashed DONT ALK. We aU crossed, and not one of u" alked. -Robert Brault When asking for a raise, Bill tolCl his boss that several companies were after him. "What companies?" asked the boss. Bill answered: «rbe gas com- pany. electric company and finance company... -Lucille S. Harper It's sad how little trust there is left. Yesterday a politician admitted he hod lied. 1 dldn' t believe him/ -&be;, Orben • THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kida aee life dltterenlly. Send orlglnal contribullona to "Chlld," Family Weekly, &41 Lexington Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10022. $10 If uaed-none returndd. Watching a family of nine set- tling themselves in the pew in front of us at church, -my Sve- year-old exclaimed, "What a long family!" -Mrs. Irene C. Mazian LeviHown, Pa. I asked one of my little pupils why he had come to school so late. "I guess I overwashed," he said. -Mrs. Kenneth C. Hertz Hamden, Conn. Since three out of four small bu.si- nes.,e.s fail, one fellow did the logical thing: started a 1.argc business. -Robert Brault happy and he just can't stand the slums. He loves to spend money and would lilc:e everyone to have some. .. DATES: U.S. Grand Prix auto race begins Friday at Watkins Glen, N.Y. ANNIVERSARIES: The People's Re~ public of China was established 25 years ago Tuesday. BIRTHOA YS l all Libra) : Sunct.y- Crecr Carson 66; Gene Autrey 67; Trevor H~ard 58. Monday-Truman Capote 50; Deborah Kerr 53; Johnny Mathis 39; Angie Diclcinson 42; Susan Saint James 28. Tueaday-Julle An- drews 39; Sam Yorty 65; George Pep- pard "16; Stella Stevens 36; Walter Matthau 54; Richard Harri.s 44. Wednesday -C roucho Marx 79. Thurlday-Chubby Checker 33; Gore Vidal "19. Frld.y-Charlton Heston 50. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Deborah Kerr Md Charlton H .. ton BJ Frank Baglnakl LITTLE EMILY "Wh8t do you mean, ... ,. out of g.u?I" ' r!:-~-------------------------------------------------, -~j CASH -IN on the FINAL SALE! I I I I Manufacturers have already announced such huge. I : I increases that our incredible 2 for $18.95 price is 'I impossibte to continue! So before our famous I 11 offer for better quality Executive Shoes is 90.ne I forever, please take advantage of this one I LAST CHANCE! : I Look at these shoes. You will see all these styles I I in the posh $45 shoe showrooms. But you I I would be startled to know how many I import ant men you see every day I are wearing our Haband shoes I I instead! They get 2 pairs I I for $18 .95. Why Overspend I your Hard-Earned Money? I YOU Nobody will know the I I difference, not even your I DEAL feet. All our shoes are I made in U.S.A. by one 'I I DIRECT of America'smostfamous I · Shoe factories on excellent hand-1 These are carved lasts, and they feel as good as I I Ha band's famous any shoes you've ever worn. Try it & see! I I polymeri c t OOo/o Take the NEWEST I I man-made executive Styles & Colors I I shoes, with life-of-the•shoe PVC sole and heel, flexible I support shank in the arch, gentle foam heel cushions, I excellent style details, even the new luxury linings! You I I ge t beautiful colors, heavy meta l buckles and trim, I whee led sole edges, heavy elastic gores, the favorite I grained looks, the newest styles copied from'$35 to $50 Executive Shoes. Yet they scoff at scuff, feel far lighter I in weight, and save you big money. I Look At These Pictures and Imagine -I Deluxe Executive Shoes, in a straight I businessman's deal. It makes sense f I I I I I I 1 -..ACK I SUCKLE SLIP.ON I I To CASH IN ion these Extrt SAVINGS, I before substantial price I increases take effect, I USE THE COUPON AT I RIGHT. We will be proud I ~o 1end you •n:t 2 peirs 1n your exact Stat, llMMEDIATE DELIVERY lend ON APPROVAL! I When they arrive, direct :.i,p your door, try them I on, show the family, then I decide if you want to keep I them. More than a million I men buy regulady from us. Just this way. Don't you be I the last one to discover our savings! :HABAND · Take OXFORDS, or· LOAFERS, or even the EXECUTIVE BOOTS! I Est•blldt«/ 1926 •nd .till do_i!'fdnct nwil ort#r I busiMa, with morw ,,,.,, 1.000.000 cu.,,,,.,,.,,1 ~------------------- I I While rhis tow price lasts. get I the famous Haband I TRIPLE PLusr. LONGER LIFE than we dare promise out loud I I EXACT FIT -'no runnins around! EASY CARE FACJB.R -Shoes t hat never need 1 ahlMf I 1m ly wipe clean with a damp dotltP I HABANO COMPANY Direct S-Vlce Dept. 266 North 9th Stre.t, htenon, NJ 07508 Geftdeme•: Pleue Nnd me On Appro•al the ...... .,. paft1 of shoes 1peclned hereOft. I haYe checud my choice or 1t yle fl siu in bo• at risht and my remittance of S ia enclosed in ruu. • ................. . GUARANTEE: Yourremittan~,.fu u in lult i1 you do not chooStJ to wear them. 86P-42 Name ••.•....•..•....••...•••.•..•.. Stree: .• -· .................... ':'f: .. . I I .. c • E ~ • -.. ... • > 'G • Kl be Kids FHI like V.l.,..'s wrth their own personalized bedroom name plaques! Little girls have po11es or butterflies: little boys have auto or plane. Each 11 2· a 41/1• wit h H lf·stick backing Boy's Plaque in blue or white. Specify name, color. R0115-6PW Auto ROllMPW Airplane Each $1.19 Girl's P'laque in pink or white. Specify name. color. R0117-2PW Posies ROlll-Of"W Butterllies $1.19 ...... ured Clips Help Y.u Hem Without ,.lnsl N o m atter what fashion says about hemlines, you'll be rHdy to go with these handy helpers. Hem skirts, dresses. even draperies, without struggling with pins. Si11 stainless steel clops are marked for accurate measuring. hold up to 3". Clasp m11t erial so you hem with an even stitch! H11ndy helper for the SHmstressl R2211-4 Set $1.19 l'ersonallHd ,.enclls . How proud your youngsters will be to have their n11me stamped 1n gold-color letters Helps cut down on lost pencils! Perfect for clubs. businesses, tool Each pencil Is 7• long with black lead and rubber eraser. Assorted bright colors. Order a set for each child In your family! Specify name, club, business or school desired! Set of 12. A0919-1P Set $1.19 PERSONALIZED RAG DOLL SHOE CADDIES Children love to put away shoes when they have their own personalu:ed cad· dies! Cute rag doll shoe bags each hold 3 prs. ol shoes or slippers ... or use in coat closet to keep track of mit· tens. caps, scarves! They teach t idy hilb· its to tots! In happy colors for child's room ... pretty pink for girls and broght blue for boys. Made of durable, wipe· clean vinyl, each is appro11. 3-feet t all. Great gift 1de<1! Pie••• specify child's first name. R0246·9P Boy's R0247·7P Girl's Each $1..49 Write On Alumlnuml Spec:1•llY formul•ted Ink p•n h•lps organ. lze fre•zer •r,ac•. UH ft on r.la1t1c, alum num foil, mMt reezer containers to mark con· t•nts •nd date. Takes th• mys- tery out of selecting frozen foods. "2202--0 . C.Ch Sl.19 Stertlns "'-9oolunart1 11 pa•· sonallzed to hold your pl•ce dlstlnctivelyl ExquosrtelY, yet strikingly engra11ed with your lnltiel. 21;. • high clip fits firmly to page, won't mu'I P'leaM e,.clfy -Initial "°9~ . . ... f.ach SJ.49 Safety OUtlet Coffn protect small childr•n from harmful shocks or serious injury! Tots can't poke In hairpins, fingers. Put one rn H Ch unused outlet. Mad• of Ivory-tone styrene. Set of 20 is enough for the entire house. lt3616-3 . . . . Set $1.19 SHOP THE EASY WAY-BY MAIL! • s.ec. s...r tMecb tt.cil holds fout pelrs In no· wrinkle order .. , yet occupl" the cio.et space of Just one h•nc•r1 Simply h•"P over closet rodl Chrom•plated stffl has rubber e.c:tlons to pr• 11ent sllppln1. 16" wide reek altO eon11enlantly hold• ecar11n, neektl" and belts. Handy for the tr1111ellna bualn .. sman ... family vaeatione. tool "741f.5 .......................... lbch tl.49 Page R·2 •1974 Foster & Gallastier. Inc. HoMery Waeh CaM lets you put your fine Hnaerle and nylons right In the •ut:>m•tic washer . • . .. .,.. hours of needlHI hand waahlnal Nylon tricot caae with rull·r"istant zipper cloelna pro-tects fine clothff from runs •nd snags! Delicate fabrics stay sep•rate and llnt·frHI Gre•t time uver for the busy housekHper, wife or worklnl gall R2762.J . f.ach Sl.4 TODAY'S GHAT NEW HANG-UP! Handsome "Hana-It" ..... IS great support for planters. bird feeders and houses ... anything you hang. Indoors or outr Stu•· doly made of black wrought Iron with 7" long screws included for HSY mounting! R1950-8 . . £ach Sl.49 Ywll Wender How )'OU •• ~, •• alone without •ti Handy 7 ..... kitchen tool turn• mHn. drains. scr•pe•. cuts and 1arve1 dK· serts, chops, whips okesl 9" tone made of 1tafnlen stHI -foods or fl•vor won't cling t·o IL MU'7·5 lach Sl.19 A ~ Te Flt Evwy "-di 14 assorted sizes to atop up salt end pepper •h•kers, wine bot· ties, small mouth thermos l•rs. vin•gar cruets. •k. o .... t for home brewln1 llits . . . handy In worluihop or 1•rege, tool "6452·7 ..... $1.19 Sn~ .. 0.ncf'"c Conhl Se1 of 10 h•nd)' coffers are the best w•7· yet to hide unsl.Jhtly, dancerous eleetric cords Each collar holds up to ~-feet of ••ens cord •.. up and out of the ••YI M•kn cleaning easier ... ends tripping hazards! KHps them out of reach of tiny tots' h•nds ... away from pets, tool Un for T.V., lamps, In the kitchen, etc. R65I0-5 S.. Sl.19 ...... Ci.thes 1.-' New Apln, ffft1 Clever ltHI hook with ,P.la1tlc handle pulls snags to r•v•rs• 11de of kn1t1 and other fine fabrlul Protective cap ufe1uard1 latch lock needle •.. carry II with you In pocket or purM at all times for emer· gency repafrsl Ideal for fixing drapes. dresses, sweaters. panty hose, etc. Instructions Included. R5597.0 · bct1 Sl.19 \. .. Smet1 it.lny Day faeh..,.t 8ouf· fant rain bonne1 keepe your hairdo loolllng grsetl s-thru vtnyl ti.t can be worn low over face to keep make-up and 111an· " dry ... or on back of head, tie bonnet style. One size fits all. lf7807·5 Each 11.29 A IUteheft C..;oet~ that ..,__,. He MereJ Automatic Spebliee In "",.. Varied SU.. savn time and tHrsl Dice a needle threader uves time and to flt most kitchen nffdsl Mia .s.t $1.J9 whole onion In Mc:onds with temperl Just place thread batters for cakn, etc .... clH n ea~ to use cuttlna board! ac~• 1roove, Insert needle end bowie, bottln , Jers and plates. Slmply ellde onion tlown b{!erd preu button down. Use bullt·ln Riede 11 of duntble rubber with ... super sti.rp 1talnleta steel cutter to snip thread to dHlred sturdy plastic handlH . A must blades cut tiny l)fecesl Mea._ length. Instruction• Included. for every kit chen. ures 6 'h • long. M)OC).I ,11.49 IU11CM .......... bch $1.49 ltttM-5 Keep front and RNr Windows clH n and dry thru Ice, sleet and snow with t h•• mas:net~ wind· shield covert Insures protection during Inclement wHther ... no more tlme-conauming scrapln.1 on cold mornings! Five magnets cllp securely to car roof and hold the vlnyl cover to window. You can put it on and take it off eHlly, In 1econdsl 3~ • 60" cover fits all standard and ~ompect size cars ... a real time saver( Great for peoP.le who live In apartments or don t have enough gara1e 1oace. Total protectlonl "7251·2 $1.19 CHEAPER BY !h DOZEN! 1-5 ITEMS PRICED AS MARKED! CHOOSE ANY 6 OR MORE ITEMS ... EACH 99c How ..... , Ml&es do you walk H Ch day Walk·a·Matlc kffpa tntckl f esten1 H curely on belt. records quuter mlles, resets ltaett automatlcally efter five mllH I Ideal for scouts and hikers. or sturdy metal, 2'A". R5416-3 £ach 11.2'9 CS..r .,_ ....,....., In Sec· 9ftdll with this chemlc.al·treated mitt! ..,._nts foe or mist from forming Inside •.. use on rear· view mirror, tool Also handy tor emar1ancles • . . luminous binding reflects for sl1nalln&I "5611·2 heh 11.19 Qne.T04dl ~ lndea .. IVH you ln1tant lnform.tlonl Simply prna button, Inda• opens to th•t alpti.betieal listi"I. Bright red button for "hot" llne num. bars! FH t •nd easy selection for emergencv calla! 2>A• • 51n". lt'799M . . . . £ach $1.19 400 FOUR SEASON 39¢ WITH ADDRESS LABELS o~:R ,..!'90n•l~ed Four S.aaona r-~---------~~-----------·'··---·-----~-------------------------Addresa Labels with spring FILL OUT ANO ATTACH THIS COUPON TO YOUR ORDER. MAIL TODAY. !~:~1~~~r?~l~~~~~ FOSTER. HOUSE .er LABELS ONLY colors. Use them to H•· RI 39 sonallze and identify cor· ¢ rHondence, books, rec· 101 FOSTER BLDG .. , PEORIA, IUINOIS 61632 a11l•O ords, etc. They Insure a MAKE MY LABELS READ AS FOLLOWS: V••'1 Wini ANY H fe return a~dress ... Hlle Pleue Print PURCHASE time •nd writing. Each la· bel la 1• • ~·--you receive 100 for each of the tour Masons.-ln protective bo•. They'r• adhesive i>.cked .•. Just mo11i.n and app4:rl 'rh1s label sst aells resu· l•rty for $1.19 ... but costs you j11st 39¢ with •ny or· der. Spec ify complete n•me, addrna and zip code on coupon. (limit one to a customer.) Offer ••· pires Dec. 12 . 1974. R0374-9D Set ~ NAME__ ___ _ ADDRESS. --- STATE------· Limit I to a customer Offer .. plre~ Dec. l 2, 1974 .CITY ______ _ -·-_..ZIP . MARY BKU.INGTON 12345 But North SL H-n,Conn. 06102 YOUR NAME HERE with any purchase! R0374·9D 400/~ Page R-3 Yuletide Rln• Tinkles Softly wilh the merry sound of Christ· ~st Shiny golden bells hang from green holly sprig. Adds a tiny touch or cheer to any holiday costume. Durable metal ring adjusts eully to lit flnfer. R7826-1 . Each S .19 Smutty Styled Cosmetic Case with mirror is perfect for all your make-up necessities. Made of leather-look 11inyl in h_lgh fashion colors, S 'h • ic 2 'A•. Handy zippered compartment holds comb, keys, etc. securely. R51l78-4 E•ch $1.49 Get Toush With Dirt •nd Grime! Two-feature grill brush cleans 011ens. grills, pots and pans! Metal scraper loosens stubborn burned-on areas ... strong brass wire bristles to clean and polish! 9• long with easy.grip handle. R49S3-6 Each $1.49 H•ndy Help In the Kitchen! Vegetable steamer is perfect to steam·cook fresh or frozen vegetables ... preserves natural vitamins! Made of lo,ng-lasting aluminum; can also be used as strainer. Folds for easy storage. R1718-6 . Each $1.49 Pl•n Ah••d . . . with this two· year pocket secretary! Each page gl11es you a whole month's schedule at a glance! Helps you remember Important appoint· ments and blrthdayst Soft plas· tic co11er wlth assorted lo11ely designs. Rl072.a Each $1.19 Caddy Aden Shetv" to your shower! Simply snap over show· er head and keep shampoo. ·washcloth. brush and soap at hand. Of styrene. 17 y,• • 17" high; three shelvH, two hooks Suction cups hold to wall All sorted colors. R679()..() Ea. $1.19 ggcEACH WHEN YOU BUY 6 OR MORE ITEMS! 1-5 ITEMS PRICED AS MARKED! STOCK UP FOR HOLIDAYS' ~llncl ~ T•• insures your pet's s•f• return. St•lnless steel t•b is clearly engr•ved with pet's n•m•. your name, address •nd telephone number. It's his own identiflcatiOn card. Specify necesHry lnfonn•tlon. R0197-4P Each $1.29 Page R·4 I Tidy Fish Is a Super Catch . . . for •bathroom and kitchen! He happily holds soap, scouring pads, sponges. lots more! Makes a great bathtime pal for the kids! Fishy fellow is 4 'h • high In soft, pliable 11fnyl that's easlly cleaned. R608S.5 h eh $1.19 Store Toothbrush" in their own easy-to-reach place! Toothbrush fife keeps up to f111e of them In clean. sanitary separate com· partments ... each with auto· matic door! Plastic: self-sticks to wall. 5• IC 26" high. R5897-4 Each $1.19 Here's A Shopping Service tnat's sure to please. Grocery coupon organizer is a spectacular aid for the forgetiuf coupon clipper! Keep them handy In this colorful vinyl t wo.compartment c11se with individual dividers and 12 self-stick index tabs. Folds to 6 'I•• K 3 J;. •. Take it alonR on pocket or purse to reduce that tape total at the market. R9783·2 Each $1.39 Htte's a Varied Assortment of Access«lH in popular blue denim. Items have rustic le•therette patch and pocket dHign . . . personallze the Patch with ballp0int pen in fa11orite color. Zippered i-encll Case. R5600-2 · Each fl.49 Casual Clutch B•g. 9• 1 4•. A5606-9 Each 1.49 Cosmetic CHe wfth Mirror holds •II make-up needs. Sits on flat bottom. s~ long. A7139-4 Each $1.49 ( c b d w ,, d ti Fragrant Lln ina Paper for draw ef'1. and closets. Four deh(:htful scenb. each w ith an approp11ate <1es1gn on b11ght while beck· r,round [11ch roll measures I 2' • I!>" C.ch $1.19 R3678-0 Ro&e R9747·7 Cedar R9749·3 Pon~ R9771·7 l f!mnn "CIHldln" the Carnival Clown makes a fine friend for the nur5.ery set. Hygienically filled with soft plastic foam . del:l(ht5 children for hours! Stand5 a sturdy 10" high; com· pletely machine washable and d~able ...... 3 Each Sl.39 Person.llad Christ,,,_• Of'n•· ments are sparkling holiday h•~hhghts for your tree! They add " very warm touch of glam· our with each beloved name re· corded on tl11s occasion In white glitter. The 2 'Ii• d1anleter un· breekable styrene balls are In anorted brillia11t colors. How pleasing for your family, friends and relatives to discover their own namH included in the fes· t1vlt1es this Christma11! PleaM specify f irat name. A0287-3P Two For $1.39 Grut Holiday GrHtinp take you back to the good ol' days! Set of 24 antique post cards are authentic reproductions of ones used rrom 1874 to 1895. 41;. • • 6" cardn in soft vinyl case features as11orted seasonal scenes. A4621-9 Set $1.29 Seal 'n' Send Folders give you postcard convenience with the privacy of a letter ... and with a fancy flair! Merry mushrooms daintily decorate the outside .. , inside is .for message. Larf(e set of 24 notes and 24 mushroom seals. R343S.5 S.t $1.29 OR DER WITH CONFIDENCE! FOSTER HOUSE UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEES EVERY ITEM IN THIS GIFT GUIDE!! Hickory D'c:lllory Clock wind chime rings merrtly In the breeze. Colorful styrene clock 1s delightfully accented with two whimsical mice Four brass.tone bars tinkle s.oltly against metal disc. Ch.trm1ng on porch or pa· tlo. 16" hi!Jh R6&25-4 c.. $1.39 Something HelDful for the well !(roomed man!· Spec.ally de- slsned tiny t onsonAI tool does a man size job . . . trains and smooths moustache and side· burns. f(oatees. tool Comb 1s 2 J;. •, and t ravels with you on handy vinyl case. A8913-6 Sl.19 Nostalgic Chrls1mn Gift Tags h•ghloght packages with ofd- fash•oned charm! Set of SO in· eludes three different des•f(ns. each a scone of the yuletlde Hason. Colorful and easy to attach with tie on string· each ?1/J " a 3• A3261·5 Set $1.29 Taite the Mlit.Up out or wash day• Sock Matchers keep sock"i paired thru washer and dryer! Just pull matod socks thru sty· . rene f(rtpper discs before laun· cterong. Set of 24 . . . ends time-consuming matching, mis· matching! A477S.3 Set $1.29 Memorlff A,. Made In This! School years album holds rec· ords, photos from kindergarten thru high school. 13 envelope pages hold loose papers. Simu· lated leather cover has sp;ice for chilC.: s name. Measures 61/2 " IC 9• high. A9028-2 . Each $1.19 Tots Talk to the Animals . and they answer backl Animal storybook m11kes real barnyard sounds! Child presses pages and kittens meow, birds tweet and c hickens peep, etc. Of sturdy bookboard sv x 6". decorated in vivid colors. R7572·1 C.ch $1.29 h R·5 , .. --E Gi.nt Memo Calendar Is a super· sized convenience! Huge 15" a 20 '11 • calendar has plenty of space· for all your notu, memo•. appointments and jottings. Hang the Giant In your busy phone area or kitchen where it will be most u•eful. You can see a whole six • • r !.D weeks at a glance -Oil• full month plus two -•ks of the nelltl Junior calendar hn the same great features, measures a gen· erous 11• • 15'1.r". Perfect for playroom, office, den. R5241..() Giant . . • Each fl.29 "52.44-9 Junio r ....•. Each 1.19 Hair Trim Tray savH •-•ping for home beauticians! Catches lotlons, hair, cltps and pins. Wipe. clean plastic sure baah scrubbing floors, washing towels. Handy help when you berbar or style your fam ily. Fits all. R5711-2 . Each $1.29 USE YOUR MASTER CHARGE DR BANKAMERICARD • nw.Me .__ .... end the problem of messy maaazlne pll•up. T~ protect yovr magazlnu as th~ kaep them Otderfy. Haavy, double corrugated c.,.dbo.,.d boaes rnlst warpma. Title space on one end. handY' side indH , 3 slzu. lt560:t.a Reade"' Digest Si:re lt560U Natlonal Geographic SIH R541CM~ Time Magazine Size Pace R-6 . £ac.h 11.29 [ach 1.29 Each 1.29 It's In The aaal Your out·ol·season wa~roba, that is. Keep that clothing immaculately' clHn and frff of paslly motlu1 like profesSJonal cleaners do. S..·through plHltC ~toraga bags are contoured to fit hangers smoothly, protect ind efinitely. Wipe clean with just a damp cloth. R5910.5 Sia Dress Bags RS9ll-3 Tan Sult Bags s.t $1.39 s.t $1.39 Oltpoaaltl• O.lntlff 1n sets of 50 solve a problem prettily. These soft handkerchiefs have the bnut y of lace, the usefulneu ol t1sauasl White floral pattern on sheer, strong rice paper with seal. loped adgn. Each is I 2• square. "6617·5 Set $1.19 Stop! Oon'l Tlwow Awar TltOM Battariu! Until you use Tut lite Instantly tells you 1f betterles are good, weak or 11nt 1>l•ln dHd CJse for l.'5 volt, M , C, or 0 s1u b•ttene,. Save yourself money •nd trouble. Rt242.0 [ach $1.39 franch ..... Oven s~ . pro- tects lingers from hot pans Jul! .sltde spade under TV dinners, p11u, roa!;ttn~ !)Ans, etc Thay hit 9Ut neatly "'1th 1ust one hand! Hardwood oven spade is a naturel heat re11ster. I !Hla • long. RM 13·7 heh $1.49 • YOUR SATISFACTION IS 100% GUARANTEED! If Yov Ub 81tles .•. keep them ufely out of the war 111 garage, storage sheds. Tti.se two strong. storage hoot..s will support the heaviest bike en ily ... and the hooks •re vinyl coated to prevent scratches on paint. Easily mount· ed. R904l-l S.t $1.49 Don't lAt o..t and Dirt Needte Y-1 Protect yo..r valuable •-1ng madlltHt's dalic.llte worlllngs with our hnvy·duty plastic cover. Fits most standard modal• and wipes clean easily with 1ust a damp cloth. Reinforced seams. R2395-2 Each $1.lt Jefnl-Tlla hn rs a new app<oach to furnrture uplleepl Eny·tc>hold hypodarmlc·style pen •-lls wood to fit end stay t•"ht. No nHd for mnsy gluer 7~· long pan ands crea~ furnit ure problem. Great tor renewing antfquasl R!I0'5l_. Each $1.19 41 TH....off Glow9 protect your preur h1nd1 when r,ou use harsh peont~. ch•mic1I c 11n1rs, dY••. ~IC SH·lhrough poly alovn tot everyone .• c1n be used 1131in ancJ agaon, then to11ff.... 1way. tielp1 protect lone nall1, too. 1t5927·9 Set Sl.29 A .... t Ulttl N.-nlMrl Our t riple frame coin l)U"8 h11 separate sections for bills and coins. Key ri,,..a put th• flnishltl,lf touch on this useful little 0~1n1.rer. M1•1· ures a compact 3 t • 11 31;. • with hlnl[ed closures t et hold tif ht. "18'1·1 . . . [Kh' .49 Neturel B•mboo Tonas lift out toast. muffins, w11fles eHll)f and quickly from your toaster without denae• ot bu•ns, sh.xksf No stick· 1n11f a· lone tongs work Juu Ilk• twee1ers; C<lnnot conduct •lee· trocoty or heal R4S22-9 Each Sl.19 CHOOSE ANY 6 OR · MORE ITEMS ... EACH 99c Nw.,.. c.wwe °" Q.lkfl Cael c-~ with handy new phone lnd111. Clear styrene cube has thr" 1l_ph1betlcally let>.led H C· tt0n1 with on• aectlon for "Hot Linn". Holds penr.. pencils. small note peds, tool Saves time and troubt11 51~· hlat\. IU459-7 Sl.J9 IN 3 SIZES Crute• Tebl.top 0.Uefyl Oispla) fevorite photos, unusual collectors plates on thes• ebOn)' t1t1lshed wooden easels! Lacquered wood hes Chlnue look. edjusts. lt5727..J s· high _ [actl IL19 R572S.1 6" higt'o Each 1.29 R57l9-9 9• high EKh 1.49 KMt> Sltv.rwere and ftlnp out of the g1rba.g1 d lsposell Piece ._,,.,..,stint plesttc cover over opening ... lets only water flow througlil ·Prevents cor.t1r, d1m1ge to unit. Fits all sink dre ns. Sevn money end trouble. R~ .EKh Sl .19 ~ ifiiie ' 101 fOSTtlt BlDG., P£OfM. IWHOfS 61632 3 WAYS TO ORDER CHECK ONE 0 CASH $3mlnimum. S.nd check or money order. 0 tlANKAMERICAltD $10 minimum. .1103 -0 Mft. 0 MRS. 0 MISS (l'tuM .-nnt All lnfennatlon) NAM"'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ AO~ESS-~-~-----~~~~~~~-~- CITY-------------------------STATE._. _____________ ZIP _______ _ CREDIT CARD EXPIRES: ____ MONTH -___ VEAR Interbank No. Muter Cherge Only I I I I I CREDIT CARO NUMBER 9 7 5 3 0 MASTER CHARGE $10 mlnl"'um. When Fllllna Out Ordw ,.._ P'rlnt All lnf«nwtlon I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I STOCK NO. HOW uu NOT ITEM (Specify Color, Size, PRICE TOTAL MANY USE Personelizetlon, It any) F=OVR 5~~0N AOOQE-55 LASELS I I Rf01317141-1910 1SET I I 3 WITH ANYOROEQ. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I : I I I I 1-1 I I I • I I • I I I I I I I I I I • I I I I I l I ~ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . . I I I II I I • • . NO -Sl'Atotf>S-R4423-0 D ~ addJnc 25' for tt fvll _nar'e OR C.0.0.'S PLEASE rlption to your cete!Oi. SHIPPING AND • ff Your Order Is Tot1I tor Merchandise Up to $3.00 -edd' .69 • INSURANCE CHART $3.0l to $4.00 -edd $ .79 Only Ill. Residents I $4.0l to $5.00 -edd , •. 89 Pey Sel" T8Jl 5% Chart For Quidl Ret.Nnce $5.01 to $6.00 -add$ .99 Use thi• usy chert to f~ure $6.0l to $7.00 -•dd $1.09 Po1t1ge & lnsuranc• postage end inaul"lnce. end S7.0 l to $9.00 edd Sl.29 I -the correct •mount ""Ith your S9.0l to Sll.00 -1dd $1.49 I orders, •void deley. It's only I Totel Amount Enclosed I part of the delivery cost -we Over Sll.00 edd Sl.59 plus 5e I P•Y the r .. t. tor .. c h item over 12. I Pace R-7 ~lized Collectof'a Ornaments fw 1974. A new design each year, start a family tra- dit ion. All' three ue 24 K gold electroplate. 1·2. Children's Medallions are 21;,• in diam. eter. each with holly garland surrounding the scene. Boy'• depicts lad and lantern. Glrl's medallion features begu11tng miss and candlestick. Spaclf)t first name. U .)llt0093-5P Boy's Medallion Each fl.19 (2.)~3P Girl's Medallion Each 1.19 (3.)famll}' Omament. Our own u clusive design for 1974 plate ($15.00) made into an •lUlui· site family ornament ... lltcond in series. Beautiful scroll depicts Mary and Joseph In adoration of"the Christ Child, J• high. Specify family name. R0067·9P . . . ..... Each $1.19 Start A Family Tradttlon. It m•kes Christmas warmer, closer •nd more personal when each gleaming tree decoration features the name of someone you love! These yuletide silhouettes are 2CK gold elec:tropl•te. all with rich jeweler's style engrav· ing; all appro11imately 3• high. Four delightful ""6tlhouettn from which to chooH -perhaps eac h will have an e•tra special m e•ning (the kiss· 1ng couple tor yuletide newlyweds. for ••ample). Your tree comes alive with Its own personaltzad holiday messagH of love! Please specify first n•ma. Santa In His Slelgh Orn•ment.. R0066-1P Each $1.19 =~ ::h ChnstmH Ball. Each $1.19 Kissing Couple Ornament. R006S.3P Each $1.19 Angel l~Star Ornament. R0062....-Each $1.lt GIFTS-FOR EVERYONE! ggc EACH WHEN YOU BUY 6 OR MORE ITEMS! 1-5 ITEMS PRICED AS MARKED! Ac.cent Kitchen Tastef\My with thes. sprlngtim•lovelY. quilted •ppll· •nee covers! ChHrlul wfilte d•isies on green and white houndstooth check coordin•te •PPll•nces for• uniform look of beauty. Heavy quilted pl•stlc covers have double-stitched non-ravel edges; and wipe clean with just a damp cloth! Flt all standard models of appliances. R5722-4 Can Opener R5723·2 2·Slice Toaster Each-11.19 R5724.0 4·Slice Toaster R5721).7 Mhcer Each 1.39 R5726-5 Blander or Percolator L:over Each 1.49 Pa1te R-8 Display Collec19f's ~ates '"1oudty on any wall with adlust•ble holder1 No distr•cting frame . . . brass clips hold plate. Spring action •djusts for any size. from uucer to pl•tterl And they hold securely, too. "6111·2 Each $1.39 Mask MlfW. ...... rs ..• tHt your Ingenuity and P11tlencel The 12 mant•I 1ogging aurc:lses in this set entertain for hoursl Each in· eludes Its solution (for emergency use only, of c:oursel). Mada of sturdy, non-tarnish m•t•I. 'R933S.l . Set $1.29 Prof-...,_llJ Cuttlnt. lndeM rtanhl It's easy with our min• tool Htl Perfect for window bo.aas, potted plant•. terr•rlums. In· eludes 81/,. trowel, 6• ..... and 71/, • •P•d•. Chrome-plated steel with plastic handles, vinyl case. RC526-0 Set $1.39 Mln1Ch rtashllcht perform• every time you need It. because it has no batteries to run down or bulb that needs rapt-acing .• KHp rt handy in purse or glove comp•rt· ment for those onupected emer· gencle1. 31µ• long. R0921·9 . Each $1.19 \ FINAL SPORTS LOCA WANT EXCLUSIVE ·ORANGE COAST NEWS NANCY COORDINATIONA ·-o --- ~ - COM1VIUNIC AT ION ... THOSE ARE L{OUR PROB LEMS, C14UC K ! . i •• • PUT T HI S ON M Y CHARGE ACCOUNT , I ' ti I c • . L/r v.---.v-- SUNDAY, S_IPTEMBI~ 29, 1974 ' -~., ---/ • • ., . " • } ~ ~~ . ' ~i .,,_ ._ .! .c ~ -. :; " ' , . "': 0 •• 0 • "';;; 5 ~ tfOCIR 'MrNlTTELL5'1?0UR-60 Dtf T0 1JO SOMETHIN6 , BUT '<OLJR 60D't" D0£9N'T 06E 'f ... '1'0VR 1\.tl ND AND '<OUR BOD '1' HAVE TO lJOK'I< TOGE TH ER ... -·~~~---.--~~~~~~~~~ ~~-~-~·~~ NOBODY •EVER · USES f\110NE: .. f-'NYMORE ~ ' . • ~~ .. ,._ . ' IO .• 'l ' • • r . I •• . EVEN T HE WISH I NG WELL 15 FULL OF 1.0 .U . s .... . ... '.-i t .:~ ' • GO,CMUC4', GO!! M'i' :\!\IND AND :\,\'( 8004' H~A.TE EACH OTHER ! By Ernie Bushmiller C H A R G E 'l ,--!, ~?-?'.::I -.\ I T . · , ~; .• -s; • ~ISHING W£Ll- I DEFINITELY FEEL. IT, MAl2'C IA / ~OME DAY VERY 500N MY Pll.INCE WILL COME ! F I R'~T OF ALL., NOBO DY J Vl 5T DROPS IN ON YOtA, NOWADAYS. THEY CALL. FIR:?T . DENNIS THE MENA CE CbESNT How LONG CD ')DlJ HE: LOOK THIN/... 1HAT WI LL N ICE? LAST:" I CMMr. ub r RID C'i fllM FQR )/\ ... l r-,N('W WI 1/\T -< Ml\1--[...; HIM 11CI< . l'.'M WA !f!NG FOR A -A PRINCE ON A CE!l.TAIN ?OMEON!E . \'\IH l1'e HO!l..,E , TO l=ll.ANCINE, ---~-W.MAf All.E - YOlA MOONING A60lATi' TO-COME-AND-1"Al(e --1~~-i -'7~ .ill' AND _ME AWAY Fl('OM CAffRY ME OFF ro. AL.L. TH!'7 .... HI., CA?1'L!E .... -fi:?PECIAL.L. Y YOU I<' AVfi:l('AGE Pll.iNCc, WHO Pll.0 6ABL.Y HA?o H IS OWN Pii:'.!VATE TELEPHONE IN THE CA~TL.E, SO HIS PARENT?, THfi: KING AND Q~IE!i:N, CAN 'T __.. Ll7Tl!'N IN .... I _ _, __ ..... NOW, !?>Al('l<'ING THAT, l-IE'D HAVE TO r;,o OlAr TO A PHONE EIOOTH , WH IC!n CO!ALD as 3 o~ * MILe~ Fil.OM Ti-iii: CA.,TL.c .... '· -AND !f 'D Pl<'O!'A0LY l-IAV& A /..!Ne OF 01'1-iER Pl<'!NCI!:? WA lflNG TO L-t?I!: IT. ee?1DE?, IF 11''5 A TOLL CAL.L.1 ' HE WON'T HAVE !iNOl-iGl-I CHANGE .... .1) e: .. · ,. ~ ~~~:J2__J lHt:'PE, BO..Y~ .\ <~--~::.._"' C/\N .WL • " · >) C·F. T ON \'..o .. :b'( \VI Tl I • ...JIJDGE PARKER <1 <l <l . -· ~ ~-~--~~~~~~~~ .--~~--..,~~~~~~~~ HE WAS A YES .,, AND WE'LL GOLFING )MISS HIM! HE WAS WA S HE I'D OCCASIONALLY A CLI ENT? DO A LITTLE PARTNER GREAT COMPANY OF YOU RS, , .• A 6 000 WASN 'T HE? COMPETITOR! WH AT IS IT, FRANK'? ~ THERE ARE A COUPLE OF POL ICE OFFIC ERS HERE! THEY IN SIST ON TALKING TO YOU, MISS BLAIR/. WORK FOR HIM, JUDGE ,,.BUT HE HAD A FIRM WH ICH HANDLED HIS CORPORATE BUSINESS ! t. I ..,. • . . • • ·2.9 • SUNDA Y. SE PT EMBER 29. 1974 = • !'M RIGHT HERE, JE!="FY! / ~ , " . -.:c;:-- • I... J · -r<.... ( ·~l ·-~,0 __o.\ -~ 1.:: .,..-~--] 'TT..J~EL:E:~:E::e::::CSbyTomK.Ryan l'M GO IN' 001 AN' PRACTICE: M' WAR CR~ CHffF! .---: t.~~~~ SO GD AL.Rf A!/Y! ~e.EeE YAA A AAA~ ®·--" • ' ~ ' y- ' . MAVW:, Hf'S A f:Ofl-L. GI E'E?QNg FAN ... • _ ... dJL:.~ ... .j~ _.:·· .,.. ~ ~: ....... ~ .. i& ... __ ....__.c:5~~ ,. Little:St11d;..,. C Klnc f ••tur..-S,.11cht•t~. t~c, 1974. \\'er1d'lii~11.,~·.,<11d~· 9-21 l...i·1;;,;;;:·-""Yz<y;::.:... ____________________ -1 Only Z spacemen with pruning shears stood between Skylab alldfailure.Canyoufind them? r l , .. c. j I Lnok ical cl o,cly under 1hc belly :tncl tow:trd' the 1-cu nf ~bdah and ,-ou·ll see the LI n i vcr ~c·~ first k11<1\v11 ~pae..:c sl1 ut t le rc11a irn1c11. Thc:--c t \VO ti 11y ~pots su:-.pc11dctl h u 11drcU~ <1f 1111 lc ..., :1 \1(1vc 1 he c;i r i h are the bra\rest of 111cn. /\n1tr1ca11 a:-tro11:1 t1t~ Kcrwi11 :111cl Conrad, t1~i11g ;1 "'in111lc r1olc with pruning :-.hear:-. at t;11.:l1cd tc) t !1c c11<l -;111<l ;.1 dctcr1r1i 11;1t1<1n th:lt ... ;i \V t hcn1 th 1 ough many day~ of 11c.·;1 r I! X l0 tc 111 pc r:i t ti res~ riskc<l the i r 1 i vc·s tci :-11 vc S ~ y I ;:i I). I t \V.1 ... a l1crl1ic 111on1cnt . 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Fo1 the fun of-i t. .1 r-· .... l Your Postal Service > • • .. I MUTT and JEFF > • " " " • • •• • ~· ~· ~· •• -·· "• . --· . -• ·-•• •• • ' \\• MOON MU'• INS WELCOME HOME , SW~ETIE:! DOCTOR SMOCK . ~ ...r. ANc::> You 've N e v eF< t; Pt.-AYEic::> 'fH 15 GAME:' N e v ei:< "' Be F'oi:<e , ANN .. • • " -- • . . . - )) I -· • .. I !I HERE YoLl AR!O, DcAI<. SAY, PLLJSHIE--I Be:T YOU A IN'T HAD SUCH I. L .C. SINCE You . · -_ PoPPECFiH) QUESTION .. -~ So WHY YA LOO K : .(!'> f. ~ so f)OWf/? r-------- \~-~ ___,__.... You 't.-t.-1.-ove_ 1-r-.1 YOU see, ~Ot.-P 15 ou-r ANC? "fEON>--J I S IS I N Wl"fH U S Poc-roi:<--rYPe s .' W E't.-L-. H OW' WAS MY PIF<S'f · sei:<v e , c::>oc? .. ' ' I ' -- ' I Hy A l S111it lt ~--' . YOU KNEW THIS --j WAS GONNA HAPPEN! I WISI-\ YOU WOULC.> HAVE WARNED ME ! . ' ~ \.:._,. ...._ I I ; ' , . . 'L. lby.-erc1 Jonnaon you JU5 l' REL,A X, Now .. I I, i! R,-L-!1~1 --W ITH SU(],AR-Co,ATIN(] LI KE THIS·· ITIS ~OIN<S ~ .~ : ~ 10 BE SOME PILL!! . Cf ; _ ____. - \~ By George Lemont NOW 'fHE'N , MAK I NG MY F<A cr<e-r -rHe -r A F<GEO'"( 1"F'<Y -ro H 1-r--rHe BA L-t.- 13 1 t.-1.-1 e:' Je:'AN KI NG, E:'A'f' YOU'F< HE:'AF<'f' OU"f" .1 · l I b b • CAN YOll TRllST YOU R T.YES? Therf' .-,.. al t .. Ut six differ· encn in .rtraw1n1 details betwttn top and bottom pan•I~. Hnw qu1ckJy can you find them? Check aniwen with tho~ hf'I"""" 'flUI"''" ti 1"11"0 ''I 'J'"""'l""'""' '1 pu•ll ·o; 'l""'"ll'J' ., "l)l'•ll ~ 'Ul ·"11"1.1 "1 ".,, ·i; ''""l"ll'JI ~1 rlut11·1 ·i '"u<>1r u 1•11u•n1 · l .1~.>11"l "Jl1Q MIXED SINGLES I , Hal Kaufman t: .. l BULLETIN BOA~D e l 1P TIG HT ~ Pupil "~1 DOlld bPatA mi> up 11 · WIL LIF ptH,h,"l'.t 1 .... 0 hnr ro1t l AT"> "'h1,h he "'illl1('•t ln11n\t: to tu' hr>mt' ll\C 1n 1h•, a-..t y. l.'n· .ii-Ir In rind ;in\ nne to hrlr. hr most eWPI'}' ria y ." TPachPr' "How awrul'." Puptl "''XEXAX~I . Xl-IX EX\.XEX'l'XSXl :XPXA XTXfi , X tXGXEXTXl1XrXAX-r X7." Ehm1natr X's for pu · p11's rttply. e Ron1Prl1nP r;i ...... 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'f' harl ""'.tilo.cd L_-2======::::_r:.=:_ _ _J~Z1:0l_l__J v.hat d1,r.1n ... c~ LEA F Of' ABSf.NCE:~ An f'•tiF~\' 1Far ha·. fl,.,.,., . .., frnm th<> ha...'· ke_l ,9f our fr iend al r1cht abo\·e. Can you trace its. en.Jllt pillh ? ' 1< l~IC ,. {? OH , l(i\T5 ! l\JOW 1V£. GOT TH E: 1-!IGCUPS ! 1~r:ee ~ Ol?INI( THIS WA T61<'. W I T~Ot.!T STOPPING 1 l 'LL 5WOW I/OU UOW TO G61 If DIDN'T WOfZK ! , • --• } • t , .. t . ' • ~OOM fK'. ! Mc; 1-JIGCUPS ' AQE: GONE.! I'M cugED! 0 ' 0 , 7 .... ·7 ' 7 2 2 , , 6 b " 6 I ... l"o;;; .. ,, . ._ 11' ;-;1m r t, ~rlrl thr fnlln.,.,·1nt r(\l\"'r' "'""'!" rnr .i. \(lrrn"" f1tr!urP .lhn\I' 1 Rrrl 2 I t hlt1P .1-)'plln"" J-1 t hrn""n ~-F1('~h 11•nt''. h-\.rN'n 7-0k hrn.,.,•n. R-\Llrnfl" .~r.E~!~.1.~~~~L ~=-1 -~ 1 l rttl'r~ in !h(' 'ft Orrl ~In-... tn fnrm ____ 3-+------ t..,,·n rnmrlrtr .... ·orri ~ I' R 0 11 1· C .. K Tl.fEN M"('lrr 2 f'(llnt.' rach f"'r 11\ ----+---- word~ of f"'u r ltlltirs or mor' ----+---- fnu nrl 1m"'nll the letter1 Try to AMre 1i Je1st SD points. -----+----- '"'" • ·r,.,,rt n1 •r'llFl..I• "1'1"'"".-1. By Brown and Casson ' MAl,!B&-1HE-C. __ OLD PAPE.17 ~ I BA G "GAMB ll WILL 00 I/ .. '/ cc ( ( "' f11C" > "--'--~ g117 OF -0 THOS e \ ~ • IHINGG! A\.IRlCIHI II IE M DVI [":.; TON I C::>I I I ':;:' -11 '.S A I ILM ] PIC KE:D UP I OR lrl[ PRINC IPAL .... 1 0 S H O W /\l ASSf M f:'.>1 Y 1 O /V'OP.R O W _I MORN.. DON' I FO R GET lllE PKINC IPAL'.S F l l.M .... /\ND PROMl.5 € ME YOU W O N'T S NEAK OUT /.' -~ .... 0 "WHAT N\AN .\\AS DONE', 'TD HIS ENVJRONMF'N'l "' OKAY, MOM! ARCH , ARE YOU GONN A SNEAK OUTI N T HE DARK ':' < «:) l'l1 1 ..\nlu•I ,...,,, P11i..1.,,.,, .. ,,, ln• ' . ' WHILE IT'S SE ·1 . UP, LC ·1 '':, I 001<'. /\I -1 I ll S l lq Mr MOVl f ' D 0 Wf NAVE 10 LOOI<, AT "\lllr? _, . BoB YOUR f Al l-l fR /\ND 1 LNJOY IT .' _ Arc hie COMe.s hoMe. (1-oM Lhe hospl:_a l ... Al'chi e COMES hoMe f't'OM the hospital. ... YIPE!! T GOT lH FI L M S MIX D !.I WHY D ID YOU W/\I Cll \Hf f NVI PONMENfAI M O VI [_ T O NIG H T ? YOU 'LL $cf-IT I 0 /11\0R ROW .' 50 T HAT 1 C AN S NEAK OVT WH EN IT STARIS. • . 1 . ~ YOUD eeTTER ee T£LLING TME "Tll\JTM, BABY. But there just isrit any color yet. Eve. 'lou want to bet, Gramps ? % ~\\11 I % • Orange, purp1e It's color but it s and af-ewothe1·s . -not-aot umn color:-.< . .. \ (tJ.~,,·,,,~\ l,cl11;,. ,.,,, ' . , .. fD GORDO MAMAcrrA! WOR.s-r FOr::7 .Z:1~ !EV.l!EI< l3eeN IN/ • • .• ' ~ ' •• • ~ _., , . . ,; ~ .. .. Sut·e. I'll bet. • .. '" ··:-.... -. -·········· IT USEO·TO SE THE OLD M ILL ORI.VE . Okav, there's blue, red an qreen right --there . I knew vou'd sav that so I saved the best t ill last. HOP.£3 MV · GVt<.o'.5 'NORK !N0 f • ( -... --_.... • 1 •• .. SHE FINALLY <;Ol'IFESSEO THAT n<E SECRET CA(;>lE OI' BIG BRASS' MQl<IEY IS AT THE CLO MILL 0" POTTER ROAD. , ·L i1 l~ ·.•. ::-,:, :;( OPl!.N IT. h t, ·1, V l • 1,! • • v/1 · " . I •' , 'I ( ,, I ' I ' ' ~ •' ? . ') ~ , ,,. .... ~ ,... And how about that for color? B We ll , that's Gus Arriola .I. THINK THATIS TH.E WINOOW1 UP AHEAD! /-/OPE ~ATSO J..El=T 11'0P.EN.f • .--....._ NOi BAO ff' \L- FOR. MY " '-F-11<.SI ~ /N.SiRUMeNI lANDtN~! IFIHE TUBA WAo HIS AY. I I 10A ~ 1!£~N . IOIALEof ""'°'l:l/IK;:.{6/ J. ' ,. • • ·---· I • • VOU D lleTTER &E WOULDN'T TELLING TME TRUTM, FOOL VOU, HALF HOUR LATER IT USED TO BE THE OLD M ILL DRIVE. BA&Y. 8RAIN . ( "1 .., ' ( '( I .,,, \A WIRE? But there just isrit any color vet. Eve. GORDO MAMAcrrA! wo~.s-r 1=00 ;.'vi:= EVER. 8!ZN IN/ < • _,. 5u1·e. I'll bet. Okav, there 's blue, red an qreen right there . L koew vou'd sav that so I saved the best till last. }{OPE MV GVR.O's WORKIN0f < • • . dPl!N IT. • • / . " Vv·~ ~.·.ii I ' 11 ·' ? ' ') by Bill Perry And how about that for color? B Gus Arriola .I rH/NK THArts THE WINDOW, UP AHEAD! HOPE: !'=Al.SO .LE.l=T llOPJEN/ 9·19 /I 7 . .