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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-06-04 - Orange Coast Pilot-• ~ /I" • . ' By JACll'. BROBACll Of ... O.lfY 1"111 Steft 1'be sp of unt i dy Um.es have !lprouted aeross the <>range County land.scape, once again. It's June and ean- dktates and thelr bJ.Uboards are bust lng out all ever aS they try to m ake their n am e s an d faces k n ow n to voters. Road signs attest lo the heat of the battle between in-IROM.CK cumbert Jol>n Sdlmlt& llld bis cbaJJq<r Andrew HWshaw for lhe Repubikan nomination In lhe 39tb ~ dis- trict. The signs 110 up1 aomelime! to be defaced, sometimes to be eovered over by a rival's poster, and so metimes to be left ill.tact. By far the most prolific players in the poster game are the candidates in the first supervisorial district. As usual, the charges that cpponenls, or their eager supporters are "tearing down my signs faster than ~·e can pul them up" is being heard from almost every candidate. ' SUNDAY VOL. 65, NO. 156, 7 SECTIONS, 108 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, Pilot Safe After Ordeal In Nortl1 SA IGO:\' (AP ) -Capt. Roger C. Locher is going home a free man after 20 mon ths of air combat, three ti.11G kills and a belly full of fruit and chives. Over 2.1 days. !he m..ycar-old airman sneaked through lh1noi 's backy21rd . By his stealt h he avoided an invita!ion to the "Hanoi Hilton ." a prisoner of war can1p for downed American pilots such as Locher. He s\\•iped chives rrom a North Viet· namese garden, hol ed up on a little mountain and got so bored he shaved twice wit h a surgical knife from hi.'i survival kit "just for the hell of it." North Vietnamese troops got to "'·ithi n 20 feet of him on occasion. but hU!: moun- taintop camouflage worked. A U.S. Air Force armada of l<H:O fighters and helico pters. driven off once by Soviet-buill MIGs, returned Friday lo pluck Locher from the mountain side perch where be spent his last two days. By then he was exhausted, hungry and 30 pounds below bis norma l we ight of 180. Despite Lochcrs' two shaVes. the rescue helicopter landed him at his home base in Thailand with several days' beard and a wide grin. A hero's wclco1ne a\\·aited him, including a bear hug from the Air Force general who runs the air war in lndochina, Gen . John \Y. Vogt. Locher was shot down on May 10 northwest of Hanoi by MIG interceptor shortly after he had bagged his third MIG since February. He was on his 40th combat mission. He had served his normal cne--year comblt tour. but ex- tended for a second year. The ordeal means an early return home to his parents, Mr. and ¥ni. Ted Locher in Sabetha, !\an. Locher recalled that when his F4 Phan· ton was hit with a heat-seeking missile, (See SAF E, Page A3) Yorty lo Join HHH, .l\'lcGovcrn L1 TV Debate LOS ANGELES (AP) -Atayor Sam Yorty accepted 15 minules of prime television time from the National Broad- casting Co. Saturday to campaign for Democratic pruidential nomination in California. Officials at KNBC TV here said the mayor would be seen in the Los Angeles area from 7 to 7: 15 p.m. At the same time the ABC netlvork planned to air its "Issues and Answers". debate progra111 featuring Yorty. Sens. llubert llu1nphrcy ~ind George McGovern, a representative of Alabama Gov. George Wallace and Rep. Shirley Chisholn1 . The lttayor taped the l>1ninute seg- men~_SatW"day night . Officials at NBC said the mayor would be seen froin I to &:15 p.m.. POT and Rtp. Shirley Chisholm would appear im- mediately afterwards M I l>minute eegment. ' 1.--' i An hour later tile ABC network planned to air Jts ''ls.sues and Amwers" debate program featuring Yorty, SenJ. George McGovern and Hubert Humphrey, a rtpretentative of Alabama Gov. George Wallace 1nd Mrs. ~-. • Beauties All Male BOSTON (UPI) -Entrl., for whal la believed to be the nation's fir st all-male beauty contest are 'belng ac· cepttd for a July 2! pageant here. Contestante In thl Adonis '7Z com· pelltloa will be Judaed by I panel of wdmen on tho bis~ ol. phystcaf beauty, mU1CUlar. development and dramatic or mu1klal talent. A YOUNG GIRL IS ENTHRALLED BY MARCHING T~=~ Crowd of 50,000 Watch Bands, Drill T..,_ Tijuana Poli~e Motorcycle Daredevils Ent.e By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of "" o.IJW' f'lltof lllff There may not have been 76 trombones in the OJ&ta ~1esa Fish Fry Parade Saturday, but it did have its own Tijuana brass. The s pit and polish was on the jack- booted young men of the Escuadron Suirida . a flashy troupe of mo~orcycle <laredevi!s from t he Tijuana Po t i c e [)(>parln1cnl . Their special pcrlorn1ance at lhc 27th annual paratJe \'o'as arranged by Tiju::ina r-.tayor J\fareo Antonio Bolanos Cacllo and his chief of police, Ernesto Vizcaino Gar- r ido. Both joined a grou p of Costa Mesa luminaries and a cast of thousand.!! on Center Street just after the parade to watch their £eats of daring. Carrying many more men on their shiny motorcycles than appeared pru- dent, the Tijuana mounted pallce officers -attired in blood red shirts and black trousers -fhrilled the spectatora by riding past C.sta Mesa l'lrl Ill creasing human pyramid&. The 30tlletimes rather woblO the cycles and the ract dill&: Ill' performed sans helmets. lt!ll& .,.,..,q tbc claim of "suidda'' al& emblazoned on lfH,;r SW~~ 3 But the parade had its ' -perhaps more like '1&0 -wllilctt rousing marching tunes · fw ., l'iJUf'Sf ()( the tv.·o-:.uld~f p:ir:1dr lntcr~pcr sc'{] v. ith 1$ OoaU, M un!ls. horsernen. clO\VllJ, ... drill teams. bands ran.a cM "9lr all over the downtown &rtl -I& rven drowning oot the ,...,. of TV barker Dick "Wboe ,...,., the Oumn<l 5 anchor mM lllr .. ed event. The parade "'"'""* la • fashion and was wt I 1 estim1ttd 50,000 per1rr, Parede Chairman Cill W l I. M\IClll hilarity wu 4 s s t Humphrey Scoffs Poll As Big Showdow11 -N LOS ANGELES (AP) -Sen. Ge«&• ~4'Govem, carrying the mcmentum and the risk of the heavy favorite, faces Sm. Hubert H. Humphrey Tlleldly m Califomia"s presidential primll')', wtwr. tile prize may be tho Domocr11tc -lion for the While Jl<ioao. • The winner will take away 171 presidential nominating votes, lllCI II Mrtlovem can opproacb tile .....,.., forecast by p<1bllc opinion "'""'"' • could propel him lo flnt-ball-OI Ylclory II the Deinocrattc NllUGnal ~ "!' weei:1· henct. Hllmphrty scoffed at the b1*11 I I Cal;fomll poll U.at riled M.00... .. leader by 20 percent, called tlla Qaoo. nonse nse, and said ewn lf lie .._ • has no lntenUon ol foldlntl 1111 ..... tent. Callfomla'1 .. -Ill -.,._ .. Tuesttai. ,q 'Iha ... -• • Democratic lllDol ...... --•• lt10 -thot -. ... -claimed the b1aft1. 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The 1i,na Qf untldJ UMes have sprout..i across Ibo Oranle;, COUnty llndse&pe, once again. • - It's June and cao- dldalel and thelt blllbOlrds are bust lli8 out all over as lm;wli; tti0r, try to make ther names and races known to vot.en . Road sfans attest to the heat of the ·~~:.tii;..;W battle betw~ in-t.itou.cll oumbont John Scbmltl IDd bis cbollq<r Andrew Hwhaw for lhe ll<publlcan nominlilon in the 39tb _...,al dl>- lrlet The tlgns go up,. sometimes to be defaced, sometimes to be covered over by a rival's poster, and sometime! to be lelt intact. By tar the moat prolific players in the post.r game are the candidates in the first su,pervisorial district. As usual, the charges that opponents, or their eager supporters are "tearing down my signs faster than we can put them up'' is being beard frorn almost every candidate. SUNDAY -.1 \I~\\ ~l'l 4; \5 llo'v big are signs as a persuader to the undecided voter! No one really knows but jt ta this unknown factor that leads a candidate to plaster his name and qualifications all over the countryside. .fo~rom giant billboards along main IJighways to ~andbill size stickups. the virtues of Battin, Wenke. Balch, Davis and Hill are being broadcast to the pauenby. The other candidate, Mrs. Sadie Reid, ha! been less noticeable in the sign war. Part of I.he sign game is attacking Y1Ju r opponent indirecUy. as being responsible for tearing down your signs. Candidate John W. "Bill" Hill·.s aides have charged that "persons W'lknown" have been sticking \Veoke (WlW&Jn Wenke, Santa Ana attorney) bumper stickers over the "I'' in Jlill llign!I. \\'tnke £olluwtrs counter \\'ith sc- t'uSil tions that-son1eone has be1'n \\riling ··1t·v1ne" across the face of his signs. Irvine, in case you don 't get the p1 c-- ture, ls not a popular phra~ in Santa Ana \\'hlch takes up about 40 percent of the first district. John t\.1rDonald , one of candidate \Vallv Oavis' supporters coinplains l h a t hl8 favor ite office Sttker·s signs 3 r e sprouting mustaches all uver f'~ounta i n ValJey, (;1rden Grove. Westminster Md Santa Ana. Paul Balch suy1 opponents have gooe loo h1r. 1'hey a~ allegedly tearing down his ~ugns and replacing them with 1helt O"'n. •lill's campaign manager. Richard l-lil1 Adams, charges that more than 60 of hL<1 unrle'~ natnt>plates have betn destroyed in the dark of night. r Somt hu1norous aspects crop up in thl t'Ontmuint: sign war. Davis ~·orkers ret"ently placed 1 :;1gn (l!l \'<-lt:ilnt property near South Coast tSte SIG1''S, Page Al) VOL. 65, NO. 156, 7 SECTION S, 108 PAGES OR.ANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUN DAY, JUN E 4, I 972 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Pilot Safe After Ordeal In Nortl1 SAIGO:-l (AP) -Capt. Roger C. Locher is going home a free man afler 21) months of air con1bat, three h1IG kills and a belly full of fruit and chives. Over 2.1 da ys, the 211-ye ar-old airman sneaked through Jfanoi's backyard. By his stealth he avoided an invitation to the "Hanoi Hilton," a prisoner of war camp for downed American pilots such as Locher. He swiped chives from a North Viel· namese garden. holed up on a little mountain and got so bored he shaved twice with a surgical kn ife from his survival kit "just for the bell of it." North Vii:tnamese troops got to within 20 feet of him on occasion. but bis mourr taintop camooQage work~. A U.S. Air Force annada or 30-40 fighters and helicopters, driven off once by Soviet·built J,l!Gs, ret\IJ'lled Friday to pluck Locher from the mountain side perch where he spent hi s! Jast two days. By then he was ei:haustedt hungry and 3G pounds below bis normal ~ight of 180. Despite Lochers' two shaYes, the rescue heli copter landed him at his home base in Thailand with several days' beard and a wide grin. A hero's welcome awaited him, including a bear bug from the Air Force general who runs the air war in Indochina, Ge·n. John \V. Vogt. Locher was shot down on May 10 northwest of Hanoi by MIG interceptor shortly after be had bagged his third MIG since February. He W4S on his 40th combat mission. lfe had served his normal one.year comblt tour, but ex- tended for a second year_ The ordeal means: an early return home to his parents, Mr. and ¥n-Ted Locher in Sabetha, Kan. Locher recalled that when his F4 Phan- ton was hit with a heat·seeking miss ile, (Su SAF"E, Page A3) Yorty to Joi11 HHH, .~IcGovern h1 TV Debate LOS ANGELES (AP) -Mayor Sam Yorty accepted 15 minutes of prime television time from the National Broad- casting Co. saturday to campaign for Democratic presidential nomination in California. Officials at KNBC.TV here said the mayor"would be seen in the Los Angeles area from 7 to 7: 15 p.m. At the same tiine the ABC network planned to air its "~ssue~ 'a'nd Answers". debate progra1n fea.turing Yorty, Sens. Hubert Humphrey and George McGovern, a representative of Alabama Gov . George Wallace and Rep. Shirley Chisholm. The Mayor tai)ed th~ 1S.1ninute seg. ment Saturday night. Officlala 'at NBC said the mayor would be aeen lroin I to 5:15 p.m. PlYI' and Rep. Shirley Chlsl¥>1m would appear Im· mediately afterwards a a JS.minute Rgiftedt. ,. ' : j An hour iater lht ABC network planned to alr jts .. Issues and Answers" debate program featuring Yorty, Sens. George McGovern and Hubert Humphrey, a rePreseotaUve' of A1abama Cov. George Willo.ce.1Jlll !4rs.' Cblllj~?I!'" _ . .. -· Beauties All Male BOSTON (UPI) -Entrl"' for what It believed to be the nation's f i r !! t :ill-male li<auty conl<sl -.,. l>eing ac· ccpted for a July 26 tll&•anl here. Contestants in thO Adonla '72 com· 1>0lffion will be JudJed by 1 ·panel or wba on the besl1 Of pily•ical beauty, m-11r. developmcni and dram1Uc or mu1~1l laltnt. ' • ' I • ' ' ' DAtt.Y.,jill.fn' '"" ,._ A YOUNG GIRL IS ENTHRALLED BY MARCHING TROMBONISTS IN C.OSTA MESA PARADE Crowd of 50,000 Watch Bands, Drill Tums Perform in Fish Fry Fi:itlv1I Tijuan~ Poli~e Steal Show M~tofiJ~1e Daredevils Entertai1i Mesa Crowd when ShrMs roared past the' reviewing stand on minibikes and miniature tin liules. dodging road apples left behind by equestrian units. By RUDI NJEl>ZIELSKl 01 "'9 D.ilr Piklf lllff There may not have been 7& trombones in the Costa Mesa Fish Fry Parade Saturday, but it did have its own Tijuana brass. The spit and ·polish was on the jack- booted young men of the Escuadron Suicida. a flashy troupe of motorcycle daredevils from t h e Tijuana P o 1 ice Deparhncnt. Their spec ial perfonnance al the 27th annual parade was arranged by Tijuana f\1ayor !11arC<I Ant-Onio Bolanos Cacho and hi s chief of pollce, Ernesto Vizcaino Gar · r ido. Both joined a group of Costa Mesa luminaries and a cast of thousands on Center Street just after the parade to watch their· feats of daring. Carrying many more men on their shiny motorcycles than appeared pru- dent, the Tijuana mounted police officers -attired in blood red shirts and black trousers -lhrilled the spectators by riding past Costa Mesa Park in ever-in· creasing human pyramids. The sometimes rather wobbly course of the cycles and· the fact that the men perf<mned sans helmets, lent credence to tbe claim of "suicida " that was emblazoned on their sweat.<Jhirts . But the parade had its trombones too ~ perhaps more like 760 -which blared rousing marching tunes for the entire cuu rse of the tv.·o-and-one-haH hour !):'.!rad<'. Interspersed v.·1th 15 rl c1ats, novell y units. horse1nen. c\0\11ns, and sequint'd drill teams. band s rang out their musir all over the downtown area -sometimes even drowning oot the raspy conunentary of TV barker Dick "Whoa Nelly" Lane, the Channel 5 anchor man for the televi~ ed event. The.J>arade progressed in an orderly fa.shioil and was witnessed by an estimated 50,000•persons, according to Parade Chairman. Cllff'Weadorf. Much hilarity was catL!ed, however. Humphrey Scoffs Poll As Big Showdown Nears paig,n timt and money -and the one Mt.'Govenl must win. Other bright spots were provided by the brawling and shooto ut s of the Carson Raiders, a group ot Costa Mesa western stuntmen, and the Classics Car Club of Santa Ana, an associatk>o of "low riders" who thrilled the crowd by jerking their tuck-and-roll hot rods <'llong in an u1>-and-dow n motion like galloping horses. Winner of the big prize -the S\veepst3kes float trophy -was the entry by the Garden Grove Strawberry f estival. It was a choo-choo train com- posed of lattice work with the theme, "Rolling through the Years." Politicians were well·re'presenled in the parade as well · and arnopg the smiling (See PAIIADE, P11e Al) Sun to Shine On Coast Again A bright and SUMY day has been pre· dieted for 0r'11ge Ootst residents tod ay by the Los Angeles Weather lnformation Bureau. Highs are ex~ted . to be in the 70's and 80's and .JOWi fn the ·~·s and oo·s. The water ,temperature i.~ expected to be the -about 116 ..... Unarmed Pirate Algiers With $500,000 Lands • Ill By Tbf: AsS™'iatt•d l'rr~s An apparently unartn<'d ;ur pira\L' 1(;.1\.. a jelliner fron1 the UnilL'd Stales tu Algiers with $500.000 ra11sn1n S;"lil1 rd ;iy and reportedly nskcd !or asvlurn _ f\. ~\" cond weekend hijackinR saw ihe aiT('SI 111 Nevada of ;i man ('hargi~d \\'1lh parachutin g v.·ith part of $20\l.OOO p:tid hy an, airline. And a third 1nan sutTl'ndt·rl'fl tn L .S authorities in Honduras lo face chat'J.:I"<: that he parachuted into that tountry \\ l!l\ ransom last month after a similar h1- jacking. A young hijacker dressed in .a U.S. Army captain's uniform arrived at .AJ.gier'1 Maison .Blanche Airport ac· companied by a woman companion and holding $500,000 ranSom paid a day Wife of Pilot In Hijacking 'Not Worried' 'l\Yo Orange Coast airline pilots have s.{ely returned home after being re- 1eaaed by a hijacker who exchanged their 727 jet for a larger craft that took him to Algiers. Western Airlines pilots J e r om e Juegenes, Hun tington Beach, and Thomas Crawford, 31. of 10586 La I~ila Lane. Fountain Valley , were released in San F'rancisc() where the young black hi· jacker switched to an intercontine ntal range Boeing 72fl. A third (light officer, E cl ward Richardson, Palos Verdes. and about hall of the 93 persons on board v.·ere also allowed to disembark after a ransom of S500,000 was paid by Western Airlines . Mrs. Sharon Crawford said Saturday night her husband, flight engineer on the '127, had never btto hJjacked before in his three year career as a commercial aviator. "He is a calm person and I knew he was going to be all right," she said. "There aren't too many instances of persons being hurt in hijackings.'' Her husband's c r a rt wa s com- mandeered over Seattle around 3:40 p.m. Friday when Mrs. Crawford was at work. "Western Airlines ca 11 e d me. They were afraid l;d heard the news on the radio and figured out that the hijacked plane was my husband's." she sa id. "But I guess I was too busy to be listening to a radio." Ken Erickaon, spokesman for Western (See PILOTS, Po&e Al) r;irlit'r i11 San l-'r;.1nt1.sco, \\hen their 7 !l{l()..1nile hljack odysSI'.\' began. 1\lgcrian offici;ils s<ud the rnnn, idt·n- llhl·d as a Black l'anther, had sought pultt11·;1\ asylun1 a1td ~vould be tn· t"'Tllt.:atcd. Wai1in~ at th<' airport \11hr 11 1111· h11acked 'A'es\ern Air Linl's Boe1n~ 720 .'.lrrlvcd, C:l tTYin;! ihc couplt• and a' 1·rl'w n( five, Wl'rt' four 1nen Hlentifled by :1ulhorities as l'<inthcr~. Thl'y \\'err ac-- 1·11n1panied by police . The man arrested in t.ht Nevada hi· jacking '.vas identified as Ron D. Heady, 22. of Reno, a Vietnam veteran and spor\ parachutist. Authoritie1 said he was arrested, without the money, about 25 miles south of Reno Saturday morning as he walked lhrOugh sage brush.covered hills near LRke Washoe. ff cady was accused of commandeering a United Air Lfnes Boeing 7'll Friday night after it arTlved In Reno from New York and after the passengers had dis~mbarked , holdin,i.: lhc crew hostage u111 1I ransom was paid. 1-lc was arraigned in U.S. District Court in Hcno on two counts of air piraC'y and three counts of interfering with crew (Sec HIJACKEUS, Page A!) Duchess Stands Lonely Vigil 011 Aiuriversary LONDON <UPll -The bereaved d11chess of \Vindsor. alone and s ilent . ~tood vigil S:llurd::iy night at the roffin of h1•r late husb:ind . "'ho wa~ nnr• Eni,:h1nd's kin;_-! 1t wa s the :JJt 11 :11nl1\ f'l'S<•ry 1ir lh1•1r n1arriage. 'rhe frail. grit'Ovin~ American·born duchess, taken into 1/Je roya l family which rejected 'her 35 yea rs ago for th• linal obsequlties to the man who gave up his throne for her, drove the 21 miles to Windsor to spend a few moments at her husband's bier. Prince Charles, who will some day oc· cupy the throne King Edward VIII held for less than a year. and Earl ~fountbat· ten of Burma , one of the Windsors' oldest friends, went with her. They arrived less than an hour after the tw<Hlay lying-in-state ended. a period which brought such a public outpoW'ing or affection for the onetime king that it an but overwhelmed al'Ttlngements. By late afternoon Saturday S7.90l persons, plus more than 1 , 0 0 0 Licketholding dlgnltarles, had filed past the duke's catafalque In 500-year-Old St. Geol'lle's Chapel in the ground• of Windsor C..Sti.. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Seo. George ,,.J~vem, carryU:ig the IllCltlentum Md the risk ol the 'heavy favorite, faces Sen. Hubert H. Hunipbrey Tuesday in Callfomla's presidential primary, where IJic pr.iJ,'11fy bO the JlemocraUc nomina· lion for the White 'Hliaat. · Jl!cGovem seid be bad not thought tho 1pread between .llUIJ!ilhrey and himself as great u the poll;'b)', Jl'ield Research Corp., ~But-ldl.own orgenizatton coiidde!M·t-ilirff;'\'lllif~ed him ,JI , percenlage,po!nta -d. 0 ., ·r111 : 1'1Slltt: The wtnner will take 11way 271 presidential noml~Ung votes, and if McGovern can !'J'l'""'"1t lht landslide forecast by publl< opinion 'iurveys, It 'cquld.11ropethim to flrot-ballot victory at the O.mocrat!C Nlltlcioil Qin¥entton five weeks· hence: · Humphrey scoffed at tbe itulependenl California poll that rated McGOvern the leader by 20 percent. called the figures nonsense. and 1ald even lf he loses, he ha! no lntenUon i>f loldtng Iii• political tent Caliromia's Ii one or rour primaries Tuesday, .is 'the 10Qf1 SC1"'11 o f Demtcratlc l!Olk\llng nears an end. It ts the one that aiaunt&, the ane that• has claimed the blaeat -•tmcnt of cam· Strateplo for Ibo South • Dakota aenator, 1'lio •aufted outot lbe lleld1wllen he started winning prlmariet 1~ 11*'1b• qo, '1[el'9 """"""'ied at--~-.lllat wniild sel thelr'talllcimia t1r"'.JM high, and take the edge off 1 ~~· "l .. rtalnly 1'0uldn'I pre41Ct II to per cent spread," McGoveql said, r wamlng his forces Agatn3t overconfidtlce. Jn terms of nominati ng vote s , Tuesday's margin makes no dlfferenCf. The candidate wbpse slate · Jeads the statewide contest wins all 271 delegates. ' But political DIYCholoO ,la !mportanl, too, bocauae ,.,-ciirn!ld•t• lllW go to the ' •• -. mE DDENDEllS A roport dOecrl~ . Ibo .,pe,tllixi' o! the public . def~···-~ 'O.(llii ~ • .ai. the Legol Aid Society; .,tnk;,t~ ;Uiat defend the inblgent in .ctlm1ntl·~nd ,clvU cos<'. is unpilid aid unlOUDd ew?·c1. llA~!M~RSMil'll 18 OUT ,,. Crilic Rex Hoed thinks it,. ~ iboUJd bO pul back but the produter J. ~Uut CreM or Laguno Niguel, who flnonctd the f'.S mlllion production in a high-risk venture. hope• the -will like tt, a. ' ' SCULl'TllU. . -An llCCOlllPllshed artist In many lltlds, Judllh Blond, was "driven" by the .da}r,s or ber ' late parenll to pay horitll8• tl!·Pmldent Nix· on when she 11haped the bro~ bust of th e President, C4. ro·p BANANA -A Huntington Bench bartender t'()nCOCled a cocktail called a "KOOi 'Banana'' and now he ls the. U.S. champion bartender. Picture and .story. All. SMOKING SllOCK -If you went to give up amoking you will get a shock if you try aver5ion therapy. Pictllre, story, a. ' .. Inside S••d•y JKll: ·~'°" At YCIJr S•rvltt £rm• lllf"lbe\11. L. M, IO'fd C•Hl!H"l'llA c,11,.,,"11 ... Jvtl c-11 .... C·I AM lAlldllt• C.J ~ii'*' •• A·ll C01't•n• A•7 CllHlflt'!I 01.Ql• (;rM.IWOtl,I ( .. Ot,.11\ Nollet • A·l~ £dl10tl1I P•Gel A·•· Al &:>11...-11J1"""""1' ('4 Good OIM. "toOI• C·t "11'11"<• , •• c~ AM<rc• v.o .. i .. Ol'lnf'9 /:OllfllY ltfll A.Md "1 .. 1 •111•'9 $lotlt HIONIOlllt '"'" tl!e111 .... ,~ .... W•-.Tllel Wi,ttt vii-" ..... < .. "'' t4 C< ..... . C< ..,.,. '" 11•116 C< <·• ""' ootmt-1.r ,..,. HoroKooe (.J vw 1f'f t1'1t L1w 'l'OVf' H ... 111 '"' <• " OAll Y "llOT SaCTIONS TV W~ ' ' I - , A 2 DAILY PILOT Sund.Jy, J unt,4, 1972 • U.S. Fo1·ces /~,._~~-· ~.,,~ .• l.L, •»,.~··· ·····~r'-"""~·""--·--~ ,,__,,;,;.i ,,.,,,_ 't "'-' -f'!•''lt<v-...... --. ....._ ontinue · Tbt Nixon Adminiatl'ation's swinjing bachelor, Henry A. Klu lnger, who ba d' 1 belly dancer plop in his lap il\-Tehran, WOWld up with the Preaident on his back hl Warsaw. After siillfng a joint commun· tque "'ith Poli&h officlals, Ni.ton and Kis· singer joined In sipping champagne. The Preeident looked 1! hJS watch and indicated they mwst leave. Klasineer. still boldin~ his champagne glau, wu told by Nlxon, ' Qui t drinking that, Henry." A different atmos· phere pr evailed in Tehran the day before where a smiling Ki&singer extrolled the virtues of the belly dancer to reporters. "She was a delightful girl and' very in- terested Jn foreign policy," Kissinger deadpanned. "I spent some time explaining ho\v you convert SS 1nissiles to Y Class submarines." Spea king at Amm an Airport ceremonies marking 1he end of a visit by Pakista ni Presi dent Zulflkar Ali Bhutto, ,K ing Hu1sein of Jorden condemned the guerrilla massacre Tel Aviv's Internatio nal Airport in which 26 persons were killed and 81 wounded as, ''A sick crime com miK.ed by sick people and planned by sick minds as well." Former protege of President Lyndon B. Johnson, Bobby S.ker, upon being paroled from the Allenwood Prison Farm where be served 18 months of a th ree-year sentence for fraud, theft and tax evasion, told waiting newsmen of his vow upon entering priso n, "I would do my duty and I believe I have done it well." The 42nd · Congressional Di strict. created by the state Legislature in rece nt reapportionment, begins in El Cajon. j ust east of San Diego and s nakes along the coast until it stops at Newport Beach. It includes part, but not all . of many cities. Congressional candidates Joseph Tomch1k, Den1ocrat from Laguna Beach, described the district as "convoluted" while speakin g at a candidate foru m. "It woul dn't live if i t were a human or an an imal." he said. Council man Tom O'K•efe, San Clemen· te, probably did not expect any replies from a small audience bearing the grim news or mass resignations by police officers over poor wages and benefits. "I can see no rea· son wh y any police officer in Los Angeles woul dn't jump at the chance to work for us in San Clemente," he said. "You 're all wrong," explained community leader and realtor Mrs. Martin Henry. "I have a neighbor who j ust went to work for the Los Angeles poli ce because he can't afford to work for you." "You never know h ow many friends you have unW trag- edy strikes," said Mr•. Eilffn Crog h1n, "I've never seen a town like Fountain Valley." The yo ung mother was refer- ring to the contributions that poured in from th e Little League and every school in the Fountain Valley School Distric t, fol· lowing the· death of her nine-year-old son, David, wh o suc- cumbed to encephalitis, Ma y 9, $2,000 has been raised thus far toward the $10,000 medical expenses. "Many pe~le who ar e aged or in poor health come to the Sunshine State e of t e clean air we have here, but this kind of smog de itel be a public health hazard If it k eeps co m in~ ou , ' e Peter Baljet, Miami pollution contr ol chief, discussing air pollution which is dr ifting into F lorida from the North. R e form Judais m T ested B y First Woman R a bbi CINCINNATI. Ohio (AP ) -America'1 fi rst woman rabbi was ordained Saturday ln ceremonies called "a true tesl or Reform Judaism." Sally Priesand, 25, or Cleveland, Ohio, along with 35 male classmates. pledged her ded ication in ceremonies at the 107- year-old Rabbi Isaac M. Wise Temple. groups -just like any other rabbi." She said her decision to become a rabbi was· not motivated by women's lib. "My deci!ion was based on four basic con· cepls," she' said, "a belief in God , a belief in the worth ol the individual, a belief in Judaism as a way of life and a belief that Judaism is "\\'Orth preserving. Air Attacks SAIGON (AP\ -American planes alruck more Ulan ZM.l llmrs In North Viet· nam and gunord down their 35th MIG ln-- ttrceptor this year, the U.S. Command reported Saturday. M the air attacks contin ued. North Vietnamese troops increased pressure on Dinh Dinh So uth Vietnam's central coast province wit h more than a million in- habitants and a vital rit e t'rop. Four artillery round s landed on a South Viet namese amm uni tion dum p at Phu My, a dis trict cap1tlll . sparking thun- derous eq>loaions for 3'h hours . Two U.S. 1dvi8ors had a Ire ad y evacua ted Phu My, 32 miles north of the Binb. Dinh capital , Qui Nhon. Fitld report.a deacrlbed fighting there and also 80 miles soutb in Quang Ngai Province. Offici als said scores of U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine aircra!t blasted targets Frldty in an area Jn North "Vietnam stretching from Hanoi south to the key port of Vinh . destroying ni ne bridges , 43 supply build ings. 21 storage areas, 41 trucks and 36 boats. Accord ing to U.S. figures, the North Vietnamese: have los t 35 aircraft this year against four U.S. planes shot down in aerial clashes. Since June 1965, statistics show. North Vietnam has !Ost 146 interceptors. 'The comm and said no U.S. aircraft were IO.!t Friday but downed pla nes are not announced if crews are believed alive. Capt. Rog er C. Locher of Sabetha, Kan., was rescued Friday after 23 days hi ding in North Vietnam . In South Vietnam, de!enders at the Central highlands provincial capital of Kontum reported their quietest day since North Vietnamese troops uized parts of the town 10 days ago. Seven enemy soldiers were killed. There were no South Vietnamese casualties de spite sporadic attempts to clear some areas remaining under enemy control. spokesmen sai d. There was shelling and some fighting along Highway 14 to Pleiku and Nor th Vietnamese unit.. mined and temporarily blocked Highway 19 linking Plelku to Qui Nbon on the coast, Cield reports said. Seal Beach Backs Badham Measure On Coast Route Newport Beach 1s no longer alone in its battle to rid the Orange Coast of the proposed Pacific Coast Freeway. Seal Beach councilmen have adopted a formtl resolution in 1uppc>rt of a bill in- troduced by A"emblyrnan Robert E. Badham (R-Newport Beach) designed to klll the Newport Beach leg of thf con· troversial superhighway. Wha t's more, they want in on it. The resolution asks Badham to amend hi.s me&sure to include Seal Beach. It was adopted unan imously. "The concept of the Badham bill is responsive and meaningful to the needs of all of the citizens of the coastal area of Orange County," the resoluti on declares. Seal Beach councilmen in the past had expressed opposition to the proposed rou te, but this is thei r first off icial re- quest to have the route deleted through legislation. 1ladham 's bill has already been ap- proved by the Assembly and will soon go to the Senate Transportation Committee. "It is only fitting,'' said Dr.' Alfred Gottschalk, president of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute o f Religion, "that among the 36 ..• can· dida tes for the rabbinate, there is a woman. From PGfle 1 "T l is one of the true tests of Reform Judaism, the fact that every woman is equal with men in the community of th e I..or<f." It was the 89th graduat ing class of the HUC-JIR, which ha s been a center for Reform J udais m in the United States since the early 1800s. Miss Prie~nd, who completed eigh t years of study, includin g four at the University of Ci nc innati , will become assistant rabbi at Stephen M. Wise Free Synagogue ln New York City. "It's a very good job," she said, "I'll be teaching classes, per f orm I n g cf!!remonles and working with youtfi PRIMARY ROUNDUP • • • 1tiam i Beach. Fla . conv ention in com- mand of the 1,509 delegates it will take to choose R challenger lo President Ni xon, McGovern hopes to have al least 1.300. A run aw ay victory in California could well give him the momentum to collect the rest from among uncommitted and wavering dele gates, to capture nomina· lion on the first call of the roll at Miami Beach. A victory in Ca lifor nia is essential if he Is to win lt on that ballot, and proba bly on any other. An up&et win by Humphrey woold block the political surge of the Soulh Dakota senator who came from fa r back in tlie field to assume the Democratic lead. Jt would point to a divided convention , and provide the political ammun ition for more conservative Democrats who would like McG<>vern sto pped. A California write-in effort is under way fur Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace, partially paralyud in M asaassination attempt May 15. Wallace is third but far back in the poll1. Ul"I Ttl#flttM HIJACK SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY BUT AUTHORITIES SAY MONEY FROM BOT)'I PIRACIES ST ILL MISSING Robby Heady, Second from Left, Allegedly Got $200,000; Frederick W. H1hnemln, Fir Right, $303,000. Newport Chief Persuades HIJl~Ki";';; ... Council to Raise B ud get Newport Beach Police Chief B. James Flavas Saturday convinced city coun- cil men to add six more policemen, a clerk and equipment that will add about $120 ,000 to his 1972-73 budget. Glavas overcame the recommendation of City Manager Robert L. Wynn and the council 's own budgetary guidelines, which had declared there was to be no man· power increases, in winning the staff in- crease. While councilmen took no official ac-- tion, they instructed Wynn, whose pro- tests were mild , to prepare a detailed cost analysis of the proposed addi tio ns for consid eration at the next budget review session, June 12. Councilmen said they felt they could add the men so that the ratio of two policemen per 1,000 population could be maintained . Newport Beach now has 108 sworn personnel. "If we don't add manpower, we 'll lower our level of services ,'' said Councilman Milan Dostal alter G!avas made his persona l pitch -which Wynn said he had been routi nely permitted to do. "I do not believe we can maintain the present level of service and protection to the community during the forthcoming fiscal year under the limitations posed by the preliminary budget," Glav as sa id, in a 11even-page 11tatement submitted to councilmen. In a verbaJ presentation at the meeting, his words became more pointed ; "There are many things we could do. We could reduce our ~rvices and we could cut N ck on our patrols so the only squ ad cars on the streets were those answering call s. "We could tell people to come in to make out minor theft reports and to file malicious mischief complaints. "We could do all that. but we'd also reduce the level cif protection," Glavas said . .Besides the perso nnel, which also may be boosted by the additio n of up to sev en traffic partolmen under a state-funded program beginning in J a n u a r y , councilmen also sa id the police depart- ment should ha ve cars to put them in. a $13.200 tape monitoring system, radar equ ipment for the police helicopter and other minor equipment. which Wynn had taken out but which Glavas ma intained he had to have. Turning to other sections of the budg et , the council also ind lcaled it may put ba ck some $74,()(X) in tb.e Public Works Depart- ment street paving account. brini:i;ing the fund to _$300,000, which PWD Director Joseph Devlin said is needed to "st ay even" in maintenance work. Wynn ea rlier had said he had cut that account mere ly to present a balanced budget that would keep the city's existi ng $1.20 tax rate -another instruction from the council. Wynn said the police and public works addit ions may force an increase in taxe~. either on property or by other forms. The council postponed deliberations on a revenue package proposed by Wrnn Un· ti! another spec i a 1 Saturda y morning session, J une 24. Wynn Friday released studies on vario us ways to bring in new revenues. including a moorinJ; fee . a utility tax and increase in the building excise and bed taxes. China Supplies Pal{istan With Arms, More MIGs RAWALPINDI. Pakistan (AP) -China ts bt!:llev ed to have delivered 50 to M MIG !9 jet interceptors to Peldstan since President Zu l.fiQar Ali Bhutto visited Pek· Ing in February. diplomatic. sources gaid Satu rday. At the same time Pakistani miliLar y sources said the Pakistan 12th Division , based along the Kashmir cease-fire line . had been entirely re-equipped with Chinese weapons. Reliable military sources pre viously reported the Chinese had de livered tanks to Pakistan in Marcll . According to the di plomatic sources, the Chinese-buil t versions of ihe Soviet jet will be used to replace American· designed F86 Sabre Jets which have formed the backbone of Pakistani air defense since it.s 1965 wa r with India, The reported Chinese shipment would be the largest to the Pakistani air force since 1966 when an estimated 90 Sabre Jets buil t in Ca nada under American license ·were sent here vi11 Iran. Jnformed b:it unofficial sources sa id the Pakis tani air force al so is consulting with the Ameri can Northrup Aircraft Corp. ,,.,·hich bu ilt F'S jets the Pa kistanis received during the December war wi th India from Libya and Ir an. An air force spokesman sald he had no infor mation about Northrup or aOOut plane deli veries. Before the start of the December war over Bangladesh, Paki stan was believed to have four squadrons of Chlnese sup- pl ied MJGs es well as one squadron of Chinese deli vered Ilyus hin 28 bombers. members, and ordered held on $100,000 bond. In Honduras, William Hahne man, a Bonduran·born U.S. citizen, surrendered to lhe U.S. Embassy in Teg uc igalpa and asked lo be repatriated to the U1\ited States: wh ere he faces charges of hi· jacking an Eastern Air Lines fl ight over Pennsy!Yania last Ma y 5. • Hahneman , 49, \vas placed under guard : at the embassy while U.S. off icials con-• ferred with the Honduran government : about retumlng him to Miami. Then a special flight returned him to the United States. State Department o f I i c i a I s In Washing ton said Hahn eman had no money when he surrendered . Eastern paid $303,000 to the hijacker. who ex· caped by bailing out near Tela, Hon- duras. The hijac king to Alger ia began Friday night when the hijacke r seiz ed a Westerrr Boeing 727 during a flight from Los Angeles to Seattle, claiming to have a bom b an d three accomplices on board . The man freed about ha lf the 98 passengers unh armed when the plane flew to San Francisco. where he collected the $500.000 ra nsom , changed to a longer· distance Boeing 120 and ordered it to New York . The other passengers were released In Ne~· York Saturday, then the plane new to Algeria with a five-man crew, in· elu ding a Feyler al Aviation Authority man u na vigator, From Pagel PI LOTS ... AJrlines in San Francisco, said the second plane took. off for New York with 4J passengers. three pilo ts and f o u r 11tewardesses . The hijacke r -described as a man in his early lO's -"said he had ac.- complices and the pilot believed him," Erickson said. "But all the passengers as we ll as thf': crew saw only one man." "From all ind ications, now, there was one," he said, Other reports however in- dicate that he may have been ac- companied by a woman . Passenge rs said the hijac ker wore an Army uniform with the insi gnia of a private E·I. When the 727 w;is seized out of Seattle, officials there said the hijacker demand- ed money and the frr.edom of black Com- 111unist Angela Da Yis, who is on trial !or murder. kidnap and conspiracy in San .Jose, C21lif., t h e r e po r t was I a t er discounted. Passengers released in Ssn Francisco said the hijacker implied he and his com- rades were members of the leftilt Students for a Democratic Soclety (SOS) and Weathermen. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT ni. Or•• c ... 1 DAILY PILOT, ... ..... 11 comb!""' tile "-'"'-'· .. '9Ulll ...... .,, Gar henstangels Survive On Orange Coast th• Or•nt• CMlt l'Wll:ttllnt ~. S.. ,..,, edlllerlt .... (IOU9'hllld, MlnAy ..... l'rWty, "" C.t• M -, H"""'1 ..... HV1'111t'lf'-\ a..ch/FIMll!telrl V11i.y, L...- INdl, lrvlM/JMdltllltct ... Sift Q ;: e;la,1 S111 Jwn C•tlt'-A '"'-"' ....... mdl!llln h "'1\11"""" .. """'" ... .....,.. Tiii ,,lndiMI Mlllftlftl ._ 11 1t -.... llY SlrMt, C"'-M-, Cl"""'la. ftt& By TOM MeCANN Of rN 01lty •IJot Sttff The time has come for the Orange C.oast, cradle of the ga.rbenstangel, to de- fend unsu.specting garbenstangel collector novices from the fraud and fakery or shoddy Imitators. GerbeqllanpbJ have been manuf1c- tured in this area for at least 4,IXK> years. u recent 8rchaeological excavations have proven beyond a reasonable douht. Cogwheel! made of stone have been found in Huntington Beach area digs in blufla overlooking what used to be Boiaa Chlca Bay. Qirbon dating has pro ven th~e C<llltonel to be from f,000 to 8,000 years old. Slnce the. ttone COiWheels bear a remarb~e rutrnblance to the ge&r 11WDbly alllched to the r.oenolift of a modern prbenltangel, It seema likely !hit tho buUdlnc of the gorbenrlangel - at ~ tn .oine prlmltlve form -has been an Onn&e Coast area acti vity for Jhoo•,... of yurs. But It h.u come to the att•nllon of the DAILY PILOT that, since last year'11 staging of the world'1 first Build a BeUer Garbenstangel Contest and International Rallye at South Coast Plaza, there have been some attempl'! at imitating the OARBENSTANOEL PART? 4,000.yur<>ld Cogstono craflsrrtnmhlf passed down from ancltnt Oran1e Coa11 artisans. A newspaper in North Caro\ln1, the Rocky .Mount Telegram. for example, dtvoted 1 fu!J page one day last sep. ltmber to reprinting lttters from I~ readers who cla.lmed to h a v e garbenstangels in their possession. Ne arer at hand, the Corona (CaJif.) Independent 1 I s o published B spate o( reader.'· letters in which those citizens claimed W own garbenstana:ets of various deli..,.. Both of these newspapers were among many acrOIS the United Stites wNch blouomed with ads and columns calling for readers to starch their atUca and garages for garbenstangels with "ri•ht4 handed zoenstift, power dlpplec:k ond bit· tery~rated pidd lebottom.'' lt couldn't be a coincidenc! that tlU1 is exactly the lanlllage used tn the classified 'ad which the DAJLY PJLO'I' first published last June when it aougbt to find f arben1tangel1 for the first lnterna· tiona Garbenstangel Rallye. Only one newapaper, following the lulld 1 S.tter Garbenatancel Contest o( laat summer, 11eemed to be attempt.Ina to klep the .-.cord stralaht. The Suburblnl te of Enalewood, N. J., published a 1tory which reported , in part : "Unfortunately, the hi1tory of the a:arbenstangel has never, to o u r i<nowledge, been r<corded tn print in this country. EAlltL Y DJSCOV I RY Zoonstllt 0.or A-mbl y? "The only l1ct1 known rebJtlve to the deve l op m ent end uae t1f tbe garbenstangel, and tta 1 u b 1 e q u e n t displacement by the more modern gramastand and automangle, are those that have been pa..ssed on from pl.l'tllt to child In those households where th e garbenstana:el, at one time, had been 1uch a tou.rce of pride and convenimce." CUpplnga from the Suburbanite were 1ent back to the Or1nge Coast by Mrs. John G. Hughes, who now lives 1n New Jersey. lt'a no coincidence that ahe ii the slater of Bob Davia ol 1118 Donegal Place, Cotta Mesa, whole son, Bobby, 11 years old l11t summer, won the Junior Dtvillon compelltlon tn the flrs t Build a Bttter Garbenstanpl Conttst. Ail of thts lntroducUon Is to csll DAILY P ILOT re aders' attention to the fact that tOO 1972 edition of the g r e a t garbenstangel event Is abnut to get under WR)'. This year's competition will be judged righ t after th• Fourth ol J u I y . Garbenatangels will be on dllplay 11 South Coast Pl11za for about 1 week J before i nd alter July f. lohrt N. W1M .. ,.~ •1'1111 "'*lllhlr J1clt I . Cur11V VfCI Prt11iflnt 11'1111 0...1 ~ Tii1M1t k11Ylf ·-'TI.1m11 A. Mur,111M M•llltlnl lfllw Ch1rl11 H . Lo11 Rlc1'tr4 I'. Ni ll Anlltltfll Meftetllle a•!NJrt Al ei. J, Dlt1il11o l unH• ''""'. ·-Htw.,_,. S~! J* N hlt!Mrlt Clll• M .. : la w-:5 $trwf L""'" ltMtl; ~ft t A....,._ HMt""'91\ IMCl'I: 1 J Mui~ S.11 C.._..: -,...,... ., '""'"' ... , l lll1p•111 C714, i4ZA IJt Cl•lfW ~ti .... '42-NJI ...... CIHllll ,.,.. ..... " """"" e .. 4f J..f4at PreM '"""' or.,. c..ry C.••111"4Mlll ~ua C~ltfll, lffl, Or"'" C...I ....,_II..,. ~. Nt ,.,.... llilf'lll, llllJltr.n.,.i. "''"''-' l'Ntttl' .. """'IMl'Nfttt ~ INY Ill '"" ... .-wtftriwt lfllCltl .... l'l'll»IM " ....,, •• ~. .....,. cten ""'" NW •I c .. ,. Ml9, Ctl111tffl1e. ~-b'f t.t,.,,... ft# l'Nlttlll'f'I bJ ft'ltll P.lf ""*'1fl"I Mlli .... """"''"""' a.u men111tr. ,• 1, 7 -·- . :: ;: . . -~ .. ~.5!r~~-¥1«.Q!IP.. Roundua --"h. .... $u•• ~ -... ~""'"' y • . FA IRVIEW PARK: COSTA MESA -It looks like the city ~I get Its 257-acre regional park behind Fairview Slate Hosp1t~I after all. St.11.te authorities have rejected a proposal by which som e of the acreage wou ld have been traded to 1 developme nt company for apartment 1.:onslructjon. Wllh the ~~reat of the swap removed, Costa Mesa an d county author· 1t1es are now ready to negotiate for le ase or purchase of the !late surplus property. HIGH RISE . HO-HUM, NEWPORT BEACH -Planning Com missioners said th ey "'ere fed up "'ith the high rise merry· gn-round thPy've been on for n1ore than a ye ar and, in effect, thre\\' out a proposed ordinance to control it when. for the i-econd hearing in a ro"·· more peop!E" spoke against it th 11n f?r II . 1'hey said they'd th in k on it for '"'O \\'eeks before de· c1ding v:hether to draft ~ome conceptual guidelines before a ne\11 ma ster plan is written. CONVENTION CENTER ' HUNTI NGTON BEA CH -The t1 1.v hopes to .~nag som e federal money from the Economic Development Administration to build a beachfronl conven- tion center, commercial marina, industrial park inprovements a~d other public ""Ork s projects. City officials adm it there \v1!1 be tough competition for the money which must filter through the rounly goverp ment first. SHARED POLICE' IRVINE -The city'< 1972·73 budget proposal sug,gest.~ thr new city contract with the city of Costa Mesa for police services beyond what those presently provided by the Orange lounty Sheriff's Department. For $34!i .OOO, ('osta Mesa would, if hnth city cou ncils agree, provide as many as four patrol car.~. thei r hel ico pter and community services lo the ne"' rity fo r one year. The idea "'as endorsed by the lrv!n e public sa fety citizen s adviso ry committee chaired by UC lrv1ne professor . .\rnold Binder. ......,, -•• 1911 MOTORISTS CA N PL AY 'S POT THE CANDIDATE ' AS THEY AR! CON,RONT!D WITH PO LITICA L CAMPAIGN SIGNS OVER HIGHWAYS i F11%%' N o Cop-otit llunl!ngton Rearh Policemen ran on1n th e football fiel d Saturday herl ec ked in smili ng faces T-shirts, ready to cha!· Jenge the senior cl ass boy$ from tlu ntington Beach High in the fir!'t annual "sov,i bo"·I" fla ~ football contest. 1"he cops spi rit \\"as on a hii:;h key thanks to their brand nev.• mascot "l-~uzi" a chubby little piglet borrowed for th e occasion •·fuzz'' strutted the sidelines dressed in his ow n £orm·fi1 pPlire jacket. bedecked with o£fici al city emblems. It was his first outing for the force. Pollrl' offirial.o; "'ant ''Fuzz'' t.o hecn me A rl!gular mem- ber of 1hc1r team , ~n rl 1hey con~ider his appearance worth 20 school lectures in terms of public relations. "f uzz ," how- eve r, only sno rts at all 1h£' publirity and prefers rooting in the grass to rooting for football players. POSTER POLLUTI ON, HCNTINGTON BEACH -The city cracked down this week on candidatM in Congressional, stt11te anrl county elections who "'ere placing illegal cti mpaign posters around to\\·n. The city law requires posting of a $100 bond to insure the cleanup of campai,i:?n posters after the June 6 election. Errant candidates "'ere . ~ent warning letters and mo~t have come forward to pay the bond. or have removed their signs. Those who don't \\"iii J05e thei r signs to the city . TREES SAVED: COSTA MESA -Like ot her cities. Cost a itesa ha~ a problem with parkway trees v.•hose roots destroy seu;er lines and side,\·alks. But instead nf cutting them down. the parks rl erartment i5 nov.i scMptng them out of the ground 21nd transplanting them in ne\v parks. To preserve the trees, fo.~1a Me.~a has set aside an $8 ,000 budget for the moving of trrC's. MOTHER-OF-THE-YEAR DIES' r\F.\\'PORT BEArH - ~Trs. Barbara l3 or,<;11 k of lrvinP. \1·hn 1hree \VCek .~ a~n \\'as nan1ed "~1otller of the ,.rar" in a cont est spon sorerl hy 1-ln;i~ ~lemorial 1-lospital. die d Frirla~· morning before she and hPr hus band WJ!!i am, cnulrl use the first prize -a trip tn J!;iu•ad -to return for the first tim e to the place they had honey· mooned. She was 39 . ALL YEAR : FO UNTA IN VALLEY -Represen lalJves from ea ch of the Fountain Valley School Districts 16 elemen- tary schools have formed a liteering co mmittee to r;tud y all year sc hool prop~sals for the district. BOUNTY GR~EN' DANA POINT -Two separate seiz- ures of seaborne marijuana took place through the week at Dana Harbor. On Monday tv.10 persons and 30 kilos of the weed v.1ere seized by U.S. customs agents. The arrests were made as a 24·foot trimaran was leaving the marina. Later in the week fou r Big Sur residents were arrested and more than 100 kilos seized as they allegedly lo aded a 26·foot cruis- er an a t railer .:ind ""e re preparing to leave the hadbor with the cnnt.ra hanrl ~till ahoard the vessel an d trailer. All were charger! '-''ilh ~mugglinj! the "'eed from Mexi co. ANOTHER ELECTI ON ' LAGUNA BEA CH -Th e cilv council campai gn trail \\'<I~ re-opened with a public forurTI for four candidates seeking to replace con troversial city <'Ouncilm an Edv;ard C. Lorr, who has an nounced his impend· In-'? resignation in the fac e of a recall election . Planning com· m i~io ners Carl E. Joh nso n Jr. and Larry Campbell, volunteer worker Beth Ueds and personnel administrator Wayne Ba.If· lin will seek Lorr's scat in July 25 voting on the r ecall. Al l called for 1 return to harmony in the council chamber. llKE CLI MB' LAG UNA BEACH -The !irst annual b ike climb up th e sleep Third Street hill drew an enthusiastic crowd of onlookers and found top honors for speed ,rotng to out-of-town particlpant111. John Huston of Corona de! Mar l ed the field of 55 riders. speedin~ up lhe 175-!oot course In 9 .~97 •econd,, .with Stan wn's Fred Davis. 1 U.S. champion, ilop lng alonJt behind in J0,859 seconds. Tom Forrester of C1ol1tr11"" Beach lopperl the high school entries with a lime or 10.~~ !'ecnn rl.~ NEW CITY 'S SPENDING: LRVINE -The nedgl lng cltv or Irvine pro1erts • Sl.4 million budget for the 1972·73 !tscol year that Jowers the property ta x r&te 11t least three cents. The cost for all clt.v services amou nts to a poasl ble tax levy of 40 cenl.s per noo ot &Meu ed valuation, city l\11n1rer WU· llam Woollett .Jr. sa id. An gela Davis Jur y Read s Lo ve Letters SAN JOSE fU Pll -The Angela Davis jury Saturday read love letters 1he wrote to Soledad Brother George Jackson before the gunbattle at the Marin C",ounty Courthou11e in August. 1970. The jury for the second day considered the fate a( !ht bl ack mililant who ts ac· cused of murder, kldnaplng and con· spira!'.'y ln charges resulling fr om the shooting. The a ll-white panel of seven women and fi"e men asked for and receiv ed three exhibits from more than 200 In· troduced Into evidence dur ing the 14 weeks since the trial began Feb. 28. But Superior Court Judge Richard E. Arnason refused a fourth request by the jury for a copy of the three-count In- dictment. .. The judge ruled that the indict ment was not part of the evidence, but eajd he would have lt read to the jury in open court If they so desired. No Auch r~uea:t was made. The exhibits called for by the jury were the gate records at San Quentin Pri!On , leUers written by Miss Davis to Soledad Brother George Jackson and eight letter1 1elected by the defense as representative of the huge volume of ''hate mail" writ,.. ten to Miss Davis at UCLA st the time of her dis pute with the Univer11ity of Cal iforni n Board of Re~en!~. The gal e records wpre introduced by the prosecu tio n tn .!'.hfl\V tha t Jonathan .Jack.<;<>n, 17-yc;i r-0ld perpetrator of th• l\fa rin O:iunty events , had visited hla brother , George, in the days before the gun battle and was accompanied by 1 woman whose name on the records ap- pears as "Diane Robi nson." The state alleges &he wu Miss Davis and the defense denies it Also introduced by the prosecution were letters written by Miu Davil to George Jackson prior to Aug. 7, 1970, and a condensed version of a dia ry-like docu- ment written a year !liter and found among the effects of George Jackgon when he was killed in an alle&ed escape attempt Aug . 21. 1971. Fro1n Pa ge 1 SAFE ... the plane inunedlately we.nt out of ~ trol. llopping from side I<> aide. ''Fire started coming ln the back ol. the l!Oekpi t," he 11Jd. 11lt au.red my canopy with bubbles and I couldn't 1ee out anymo,.., n.. airplane alowecl down and we went Into a nat ipin." L<che< !<>Id Ille aecond ..,,wman. who II 1Lill mi•tnc : "I UUnk I'm aoinl I<> have to got oul lt'o 1tartln1 to burn pre~ ty bad back bm. "I yanked , !or wll&t ... med like an eternity on nfy primary ejection,'' la:her 1aJd. ''The ne xt thinL I heard w11 a bi.1 blast. When 1 opened my eyea, I wu·tn my parachute and just about then I could ste the airplane hit the rround right below. "I looker! t1rt1und 11nrl was going in~ 1 kln d ol deep-dished vnlliy. 1 e.fmed for , 11.eep mounta inside and c a m e down throul(h the troe1. My heels were on the sround 10 all I had to do w11 unbuckle ml 1et out. 1 juat 111 down ror • minute and llstene<I." FBI Holds Ohio Ba rb er In Niguel Bank Heist An unemployed barber f r om Young!ltown, Ohio, WA!<i identified by F'BI agenll! Saturday as lhe man v.·ho alleged- ly blasted his way into a Laguna Niguel bank last March 11.nd stole an estimated S2 million In cash and valuables from sar~ deposit boxes. Ch11r\e!I Albert Mulligan , 38. of 7!IO ('re~tview Drivl'!, Youngsto .... ·n. i~ being held in lieu of $100.0CKI bail by lM Angeles agenls on a f e d er al burglary charge. · Special ag ent Wesley G. Grant 111id Mulligan will be arraigned on a federal burgl ary charge before a U.S. maglstratti in Los Angeles on Monday. Conviction could mean 20 years in jail for Mulligan and a fi ne of $5,000. Mull igan was taken into custody early S11lurday by FBI agents and Orange County Sheriff's deput.ies who had slaked out a bar .at Ne"'Port Bouleva rd and Wa lnut. St reet . Tuslin . F BI agent.s said he had flown into Lo! Angel!J!: I ntern a- tlonal AirPorl a fe"' hours earlier and then travelf'd to Tustin. ·whl're h1' .,,~111!' ar· re!'ited . ~1uHig11n . descr1hrd by !hf FRI fl ~ m;ir ried , 15 RC<'U!'ied of bla!'iting anrl thipping hi~ "'ay inl o the lin1teri f 0 Aliforn111 Rank .~ Monarch R11y Plaza , 1'ome11me b1't\1·Pf'n M11rch 24 and March 27 The daring weekend he1111 llppnrrn1\y ~nt unnoticed until the following Mon· day when bank officials rliscove rf'd the Jock on the bank vaull w11s jammed. When :. lock expert freed the m~c hanism. It was dJ1covered that all but '' 'M'tftflo M" 11afe depmift boxes hitd ~ broken open and valuable llems removffl The Jossel!I -Incl ud ing 11ecurities, cash and jewelry -were un insured. FBI agent!! would not say wh ether t1n y of the valuabl es had been recovered .. One unconfirmed rumor is that tin elderly ledy had $200.000 In cagh and anolher SI50,000 in jewels tn one of the rifled hoxes. DA ILY ,U,OT t lflf ~ LITTLI DRUMMIR IOY MAltCHIS IRAVILY ON IN PARADI Smolleot P'1rttclpant Wu Obloct of Attlfttlen AlontJ Route From l'OfJe 1 PARADE RESULT S ... i nd waving elected offlcl1ls were all nve Costa Mtsa councilmen and also U. S. Rep. John Sc h m J t z (1\. Tustin) a n d A~~mblym11n Robert H. Burke (R-Hun- tin~ton Beach 1. Cert' 01,.,~, 1, Co-10 M.,,o J'Ol lt •: ,, UI M1r!n1 (<1•0" '· ~1wfll!r! &'8'~ "ollc• Ht'fflfV1 lj Ori .... (0\1"1¥ jll•l~t (II.Obi t. Mt, (!o;k Ou,.. lllMl¥1 J. V111ncl1 '"'"' (lufl>, llllllilll"Y DrlM T11"'' I, CSl'A(-hrl 1'<V"""'t, li.m..it11"1' l111f1 1, IH I llfct.1 f, "-O"tfel •1.· e.,..,, ), Ol1v1 l 111<1rt. 1...-M l11111h 1, •'\..St Y°""', t ....... Jllfller Vau"'J i. (viii'•• I'-IOtletn. Jvttiltr Miii! Sc... lltMlt I, 1-to!lefttl"Ml l I, 1..-11 ....... ,, "'"'"' l l!'ldt. ,.,,.1-'N Jr. 9t'tWfJ1 I t1 1M1111 L ._.. l 1Mrt:)1r1, J. (ll•rlol'lfl w 1rfler'1. f'ro1n P a ge 1 SIGNS ... Plaza o\\·ned by Wenkl!-'s camp.tJ.rn ni.:ui;111rr . Henry Se~trs!rnm. or the weU known Sfoi;:1'rstron1 f:imily Needleu to ~av Lh1' poster dl dn 'l IA/il long. Rattln joined the siKn war late Uu" \'"ilr . Hf" was con\Pnt until rttently tn h.:inrl n11t "Bob BaU in lnr SuperviMJr" key rin11:.~. 1r!rphone d ial~ matchbook.11 eod litt rr hA,RS . Rut h15 supportrrl'I hrok~ lhe 11peU over lh1' pa~t hnlid11.y ""''k'nd end grMn and "'htl 1' B11ttin algns 11prou1ed up 111 over thP d1str1('L ;\a\ural!y, M>mt. of them didn't last Inn~ 0n1' nf them wa21 AOOn found uprooted. But there w11 1 quirk. Next to the fallen bUlboard lay 1 Balch po1t1r, and e lar&• -Wenke aign. Strangely. Davis and Hiii 1frn11 In the .sa me area had wJtbatood the bl11t. There are other political clJchu in reference to sl1n1. It ls constantl.Yi ~ repeated that the candidate with the modi sijij"n."l !.o; tryin g to "buy the election ." By contrast, If a c11ndlda1e puts up jw:l a few unobtrusive posler.'I. the pundits w!I! !!hnut that his campaign Js poorly financed and "runn ing ou t of gas." Colorful 1 11 the 11ign.<1 11re , most people regard the m as eyesores. Some com· mun1t ie11 have enacted Jaws requirini; that All such advertising poster• be removed within 1 11pecific tim e after tht election . Some wag suggested that the wa y le 11.ccompllsh this is to hnld 1 cont.est between the cand idaLes to see whlch grnup could tear dnwn the most 1ign1 Y.'ithin 0ne week fo!lnwing vnting day. Judge Rules No On Ms. Voter LOS ANGELES lllPl l -\\'omen who declined to state their marital status of ''Miss" or "Mr!!" whf111 refistering to vote ln Tuesday·s primary will not be allowed to cast ballots, Superior Court Jud p Roo.rt A. W"1 ke ruled F r!dJly. The decl1ion came on a suit flied by Ms. Nancy W, Allyn , a ~year-old di~ vorcee, 1'fho aa kt she just 1ot tired ol being asked to use her marita l status aJ required by the state elections code. She ergutld that male voten: were not required to say whether they were mar- ried 10 women were beln1 denied equat protection u.ier ttie law. In making the ruUna . Wenke said the requl~flllt may be "makeshlft .. but it It comtltutlonal and not an equal pro- tect.ion viol ation . Ms. Allyn sald slw. pla11.s to apptal the decision on behalf of her11elf and 28 od'ler women who declined to state Mias or Mr!l. on tbttr voter --4Jtr1tkm lonru!. . .... Cll'Tently. ttMn are two biU. before tho llate ltlialatuni I<> do ... ,Y with tl>at pn:rvblm ot the cod•. Officer Escapes Flaming Crash A Huntlniton Beach police officer etc aped serk>u1 Injury early Slturday whe.n his pa trol car crashed and burst m- t/) names as he was 1peedlnR toward a burglary in progre11. U . Goorge Ronok aald the officer, ldtn- tified as Richard Hooper, reclivtd only minor cut.II from the accident at 4:30 a.m. on Bolga Chica Road. H90per reportedly •pun out on a curve and collided with a renco ju1t belo!'< Ille car ....... enculfed by nam11. The ve.hkll "al dttcrlbed u I total IOll. • • " If, 4 DAILY PIU>T S11Ddar. Junt 4. 19n - . . -• Slt,IHll-----~f------1-----t----+--- 41UH1-------+------+----+----+-- Ye1r .. II JI 12 '4 II II JI 12 A total of 661 ,474 Orange County residents are registered to vole in Tuesday's election, neuly 300,000 more than the 382,342 persona who were registered for the June primary tn -1964. The chart above shows that the Republican and Democratic parties have proportion ately kept pace with each other in r egistrations s ince 1964 as the population has increased. A total of 197,390 voters were r egis- tered 35 R epublican s in 1964 and 171 ,938 as De~ <rats. In 1972 the fig ures are 331.199 Republican and 286,418 Democrat. Both the American Jndepen· dent and Peace and Freedom parties have been in the picture since 1968. In June, 1968 the American Independent Party bad 6,759 registered voters. This year it has 3,370. The Peace and Freedom Party had 1,084 voters in 1968, but n ow has 3,071. Not shown in the chart ar e voters who have declined to s tate their affiliations -10,81 4 in 1964 and 36,847 in 1972 -and others r egistere d to small miscellaneo us parties. Suicide Attack D11e? Europe LONDON (AP) Air France reported Saturday night it has received a warning that J apanese revolutionaries may attempt a suicide attack at a .Euro- pean airport. Scotland Yard said the Paris office of lnterpol, the international police organization, warned airports throughout E urope to be on full security alert. Airports France jeUiner en route from Paris and Rome. The alert was a false alarm and ambulance!: and troops !!lUTOWlding the plane were withdrawn shortly after the aircraft landed. The plane was the same flight whiC'h carried the three Japanese terrorists who waged last week's massacre. The alert appeared to be connected with the warning in Europe. It was the second false alarm at Tel Aviv since the Alerted ma ssacre. Thursday night an alert was called and six Oights were checked under heavy guard, but nothing was found. In London, the Air France epokesman declined to give the exact wording of the \o,·arnlng message. But he said it "was close to" a report published by 1 London newspaper sug- gesting that the possible assault would be similar to the Tel Aviv airport attack last Tuesday which left 26 dead, including two of tbe three Japanese attackers. Three Japanese revolutionaries Baid to be colla borating with Arab guerrillas opened fire in a surprise massacre last l'uesday at Israel's international airport Air France said it was warned that a similar attack may be attempted Monday 1omewhere in Europe. The warning came in a telex messagr to Air Foref' offices in London, Man- chester and Paris from another airline, a 1;pokesman for the French company said. He declined to give the name of the airline that sent it. Mar y tlie Duck B ecomes Drake 1srael's international airport at Tel Aviv wen~pn special alert Saturday night and ambulances rushed to the runway on suspicion that a hijack or terrorist at· tl!mpt might be under way aboard an Air WOODBRtpGE. England (UPI) - Mary t he mallard duck has turned into a drake, says her owner, Alfred Gooch, \vho blames the sex change on hormones in her feed. It started last month, according tc Gooch. First, Mary sprouted a curling black tall feather and a white--feather collar arowid her neck, like her male com- panion, William. Now, she has gtopped laying eggs and pushed \\'illiam out ()[ their nest. 0 Mary has laid more than 600 eggs since we got her as a day-old duck.lin g 15 years ago," Gooch said. "But there's no doubt about lt, 1he has definitely turned into a drake." .,, \ .,,,, -. Sup ervisors Face Fights; So Does Schmitz By J ACK BROBACK Of ... O.lfJ l'IMI II"' The conte!:ts for two Sllpervisorial seats and the hot batt1e for the Republican nomination for \he 39th congressional district spot will highlig1lt the voting in Orange County Tuesday. • Vigorous opponents art out to unseat First District incumbenf Robert W. Bat- tin and Third District fourth-~nner William J. Phillips. In the 39tb District Orange County Assessor Andrew J. Hinshaw is taking on John G. Schmitz, freshman congressman from Tustin. Battin faces the most vigorous battle to gain a second term in ths district which includes Santa Ana, Fountain Valley and more than 60 percent of Westminster and Garden Grove. Five aspirants are trying to unse,;1t Battin. Tiley are J ohn W. "Bill" Hill, member of a longtime Santa Ana family and a downtown businessman; \Villiam ''Bill" Wenke, Santa Ana at to rn e y , backed by businessmen and industrialists; Wallace "Wally" Davis, Fountain Va\\ey- resident and Santa Ana a ttorney; Paul Balch, a former assistant to then State Sen. John Schmitz. and Sadie Reid, who runs a day care clinic in southwest San- ta Ana. Wenke is being touted by his supporters and some observers as Batlin's strongest opponent. His backing includes developer Henry Segerstrom as campaign manager. Divis, Hill and JX>SSibly Mrs. Reid are considered likely to score heavily, too, a nd split the vote in the six-way race. POLLS CLOSE I P .M. Battin has taken a four year battering from U1e news media for some or his ac- tions but the effect of thi.!l will be known ()nly after the polls close at 8 p.m. Tues- day. \Venke and Davis have run strong and v.•el1-1nanaged campaigns. 0 av i s, a ~1exlcan-American, is ex- pected to cut into Battin's fonner support in the Mexican-American communi ty \vhich represents from 15 to 20 percent or the voters in the district. Mrs. Reid, a black v.·oman. also is consid ered certain to score heavily in Santa Ana's southwest area where minority voters prevail. Some election followers believe Battin may also have alienated the labor vote v.·ith his stop development stance and his heavy emphasis on pollution controls which labor groups feel will cut available jobs. \Yenke, on the other hand, although a Rcpublic11.n, got the endorsement or the AFL-CIO's Committee on Po Ii tic a I Education (COPE). To top it off the 7,000-member Qrange County Employes Association broke precedent last week and came out with a strong indictment of the inc um bent supervisor urging members and their relatives and friends to •·vote against Robert Battin." Although Battin has strong Den1ocrat leanings and the district has a plurality of 10,000 voters in the Democratic col- umn, he faces two other s ta u n c h Democrats in Mrs. Reid and Davis. In the third district, which covers the northern part of the county including La Palma. Buena Park, La H a bra, Fullerton, Brea, Placentia and Yorba Linda, Phillips faces four opponents. One of them, Ralph Dietrich, former Fullerton councilman, has conducted a vigorous and expensive campaign. Others competing for his job are Robert Bark, president of the Anaheim Union High School Board, Sal Zavala, a Placentia school board member, and Stephen Zirschky, a recent graduate of Chapman College. Observers, expect Phillips, a 16-year veteran supcrvi110r, and Dietrich to fighl it out down to the wire and survive for a runoff in November. 3ttb DISTRICT CLASH The Hinshaw-Schmitz battle for the Republican nomination in the new 39th congressional district is the other fight in the county that has captured public at· tention. Most incumbent assemblymen, State Sen. James Whelmore and the other con- gressmen whose districts are partly in the county and party in neighboring counties face little strong opposition. Both Hinshaw and Schmitz have assail- ed each other with charges and coun- tercharges. Hinshaw accuses t h e freshman congressman or deserting the: titular head of his party, President Richard Nixon. Schmitz' statement that he didn 't mind Nixon going to Red China -it was his coming back that bothered him -has been quoted time and again. Hinshaw and a third candidate, Tustin School Board member Earl Carroway, have hammered away at the con- gressman's Jack Of SUijPOrt f 0 r Republican measures in Congress , especially those pushed by the President. Carroway, according to Hinshaw's backers. was encouraged to run in !he GOP nomination race to take votes away from other Schmitz opponents. He is knO\\-'Il to have been a strong supporter of the congressman in his first-term bid two years ago and Schmitz former secretary is now handling Carroway's campaign. The fourth candidate in the 39th battle is Larry Denna of El Toro, a computer sales manager who does not appear to have conducted a strong campaign. Outside of the two supervisor races and the Hinshaw-Sctunitz battle, principal interest among county voters centers on the McG<lvem-Humphrey fight for the Democratic delegates to the July con- vention. Both aspirants 'have stumped the county and have strong supporters out in the field. Pre~dent Nixon is expected to win the C.OP nominating delegates easily over Ohio congressman John Ashbrook, whom Schn1itz supports. Republican congressman Del aawson in the 2.'.Jrd district, and Charles Wiggins in the 25th are unopposed for t h e i r party's nomination. as is veteran DemocratiC' representative Richard Han- na in the 34th. 'f1le new 42nd district which includes the southwest coastal area of Orange Q..unty to Newport Beach, but is largely in San Diego County, finds Clair Burgener. a state senator. the front run- ner for the GOP nomination. Seeking the Democratic nod in the 42nd Is J oseph Tomehak, a former Laguna Beach planning commissioner a n d Orange Coast College professor. He 1s also a fonner Costa Mesa city coun· cilman. John V. Briggs is unopposed in the 351h assembly distrlct GOP race as is the ca~ didate for the Democratic nomination in the same district, Ted Shipkey. \Villiam Dannemeyer is expected to take !he Republican race in the 69th assembly district to oppose veteran Democrat Ken Cory in the. November balloting. Republican Robert Burke of Huntington Beach has only token opposition and Democrat Terry 1'.toshenke is unopposed for the Democratic nomination in the 70th district. . Newport Beach's Robert Badham 1s running alone for the GOP nod in the 71st assembly district, as is GOP State Sf:n. James \Vhetmore in the 35th senatorial di strict. Longtime GOP Congressman Craig l losmer of Long Beach is unopposed for the no mination in his district. One aspect of the county races this year are the unusually vigorous cam· paigns put on by several aspiranU for county central committee jobs. Thomas Fuentes. executive assistant to Supervisor Ronald \V. Caspers . ot Newport Beach, even threw a campaign fund raising party at $25 a head. Seve r a I other committee aspirants have plastered their districts with signs. Normally candidates for the party com· mittee jobs are handpicked by party leaders and there is little opposition. Mcintire Protest s Ni xon Worship at Soviet Church WASHINGTON CUP!) -The lnll!rna- tional Com!cil of Christian OJurches, headed by Dr. Carl Mcintire, has pro- tested President Nixon's worship at the Russian Baptist Church as "a mockery oC freedom oC religion." "We thought you kn ew that that wa s an operat ion of the KGB, the Soviet Se- cret police," Mcintire said in a letter to Nixon. "The man whom the press reports: preached to you, Jlya Ivanov, chairman or the All-Russia11 Council of Evangelicat Christian Baptists, has repeatedly praised the Soviet Unioo as fulfilling the ideals precious to Christianity.•• Mcintire, a fundamentalist preacher and vigorous opponent of 'Communism, wrote. "Why did you do it, Mr. Presi- dent?" "\Ve know that Jewish groups were particularly concenied that you set what you could do to help them and t h e i r people in the persecution that they are suffering at the hands of the Soviet gov· emment. DAILY PILOT DELI VERY SERVICE Dtllvery of lilt Dally Pllot is ouaranteed Mond•Y·Frldey: " )'O\I do not h•v• YOlll' ~per by J :JO p.m., <:•ti Ind your copy will i.. b11>1X!l'll ID )1<1\1, C•ll• ''' l1k111 un•U 1:JO p.m. SttullUJy 11'1d Sund1y: H )'O\I do l'O'I ...c•IV9 your Copy by f 1.m, Slturd1y, or I 1.m. Sllnd1y, call end 1 copy will ~ bro1151hl to Y1!1J. C•ll• 1r1 1ak~n un!f1 IG 1.m. Ttltphones MoJI Or1n11 County Are•• •••••••• "2-4121 NorthWhl HunllnQton l!INcn 8nd Wt,lmln11er ................ Mf.1Uf ~n Cltmenl1, C111IU•1no BNC~. Son JIMln C1pl1lre<10. Deni Paint, lou1h L111une, L1gun1 Nlt;IU<lll • , • , 4'2·"21 '*lb. PKGS. ·A .. ,. Wit -to .... 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SOUTH PAS ,~D U~~ ' i f!U~/T/'l~TCN BE·~Cf< ~nWPORT ot~CH · · ", ·, , · " ,, 1 ~ • , • • I -, ' , I • •• 'o , -· -----·- I ' Computer New Air Ace Hy WILLIAM SCHREIBER 01 ttlt D•ltr Piie! 11.U At lh<' risk of sounding un-American , I must say that our two most recent aerial act's perhaps got more credit than thev deserve for lhC'Jr f1\'e ~t1G kills in \'1ei- nam. ! lh1nk the computer that helped them shoot down virt ually unseen l'nen11es miles 8\1<1y deserves son1e of the glory , too. At lite risk of sounding overly hawkish. 11h1ch I certainly ani 11ot. air aces just aren 't what they used to be. 1\1aybe that"s v.hy 11 took nearly JD years to dev elop the firs t Vietnam aces . I 'n1 not putting <lo11 n the bravery of the rne n v.•ho fly over hostile territory and daily risk withering barrages of anti-air- (;raft g1111!'i and mis- siles. That 1\lould be shortsighted . I am merely saying that to put these men on the same par as the aces of old is im proper. The "ace" designation is as obsolete as lhe propeller-driven planes and rudimen· tary jets or past wars . It belongs on a shelf \\'1th tales of the knights of old. Being an ace used to imply cunning in battl.e and chival ry to fallen opponents. Being an ace also used to imply that you sa y,· firsl ·hand and close.up the men and planes being lorn to pieces by a hail of bullets. It used to mean you \\'OU!d have a tw inge or conscience every no\v and then as your tot! of the enemy rose higher and higher. and adventures oi the oldtime aces, l can rely only on what they tell us in books like the one written by British ace Group Cap- ta111 Peter Toy,•nSfnd. Certai nly "'Duel of Eagles" is a war story but niore than that it gives fleeting glimpses of y,·hat men went through to at · lain glory in the air. Personal scores or 20 or 30 enemy ;i1 rrraft were quile common 1n past wars. (lnf' ace-the famed ~tanfrt<l v o n Richtho fen-downed more than 80 plan es duri ng World War l before I~ too was shot tlov.•n and killed . Jet·age aces round lhe sledding a little tougher as planes became faster. During the Korean war, fev.• aces scored more lha n 10 or 15 kills. But today it has all changed . The enen1y is unseen bul for a blip on a radar scope and his fate is most often unknown. The \vcapon that kill in the air today are long range 1nissilcs that rarely mlss a target. f\lisses usually are attributed to a chance maneuver that outwitted the missile"s computer guidance system. There is no chivalry because flight 1s sterile and v.·arfare is controlled by buttons and com- puters. Our tv.;o Vietnam ''aces '' deser\"C a great deal of credi t for even findi ng enough J\11Gs to shoot do"'n in Vietnam. The North Viet namese air force is small and has never presented any great threat to O\lf forces. It is almost ahvays a rarity for them to appear .. 8E!U.I~ 1AP\ -The Rig Ji'our put fmal touches on thi!' long-sought Bt'rhn ngreemenl Saturday, leaving the ci ty dlridrd but ra~s111g hopes for a better future in the thawing East.\Ve sl pnhti<·al rllm:ilP. Secretary of State Willia rn P. Rogers arrived 1 n \Vashingtun Saturday night aflC'r rneeting 11·1th Soviet 1'~oreign f\11n1ster Andrei A. Gromyko and their collea,1:ues from France and Britain. ~laurice Schun1 ann and S1r Ale<: Dougtas·llon1e . The y signed the last protocol 1n R friendl y almo.!.phere at \\"est I Berlin's Allied Control Council building. tu ii to underscort' the new freedom of n1ovement pro-1 ''ided for in the treaty, Rogers 1 theo drove to East Berlin for 1 an hour's sightseeing and Gromy.ko flew to \V e s t Germany for an overrught I stop in Bonn. The apparently orchestrated gestures of good will al.so in-1 eluded announcement in Bonni ur full diplomatic relations , bet..,,•een \Vest Gennany and Poland and final rat ificatinn of Bonn's nonaggression treaties with Pola nd and the So,·iet l'niun. Cloud Blanket Lifts Alo11g Orange Coast Coastal Cloud1 t •e ••o•c•ed lo bl1n>•! ,.,. Soy tnern C •lll~•nl o (QA\11 01• !"<I~• •·I' !•I ""dlfte•noon. OIYll\ll "'"Y IQ • l\My 1~nsnl ne 11\e N1•1on•I Wt•m•r S••.,ce •~'cl lh!rP "'OUl<I bt \,tt•t cr.~ng• '" lhP we•mtr P•tot•n 1nrougn Mona•• II <•,>cMeO 68 <l•trtt• !O ~OIU•CI•~ '" t.:P .. oaf! Bt•tn wnole •h• '"frcu•v ~I! 11 <1•9,PP• '" aowf'to.,.n l o• AnqPI•• f.ort<~•lrr. <•lltd !of • n•vn tod•• 1n Inf U~PP<> 10>, S1111, 1ll111111, Tides St earn! 1>oc1h Second low "''" n1gn Fi<•t tow ~rce>n<1 n1on Second low SUNDAY • ll o m. • I 10,+.pm 10 MONDA.'t' Sun IU1•1 S •l • "'· MPDn IUltl 11.11 • m. J !t •.m. l6 IQ·16•m. Ill S.I• p,m. •.9 11 SI pm. I 1 5•h 1·00 o "' $111 10:]1 I m. Temperatures 81\t!'O•t<k 11 ~O I I 9 0•1• ., 6] floiton i 9 S1 8 vtl••n I• .S~ 02 C'hedoll• 17 lS (l\oC~Ql> 9, 61 T Corl<lh'1111 11 !2" I r1•v.i.,1<1 87 67 H Oetw~r a.I .S• .19 D~> Mn1nt> •l OS De!rn" /9 6l O.l 1'1 rO•~k ; 60 '1 For! WO"" 19 65 tl•ll'n~ 7• •1 Monolul~ ~? II Ho<Js•on ll •I l n1Jl•n11'(llr• U o&· Jo(lo,on .. 11• SJ !9 1(1n••• (l•v 91 I< L1t11e Roe • 91 y LM Anvelt.• 71 &It Mtmo1111 16 •1 ... \11ml II 71 7.S Milw•l>I<•• 90 ¥1 .12 MinMllPOll•-SI. P•Yl '' 61 New Orle1n1 N •• N•>'ll York 11 S9 0~1anorn1 C11v 91 61 Orn1n1 19 66 Pllll1delphi1 I• '° P~nl~ 101 11 P•thll1H911 11 '>I .in Portl•nd, Mt . 11 s1 R•old cnv '' ~ .06 R lchmor>d 86 57 St LO<J•I M 68 Sund~, June 4, 1972 OAJLV PILOT A s . FOR UNIFICATION A ''YES'' VOTE FOR LOCAL SCHOOL CONTROL OUR own school district. 1. 2. 3. 4. Local control of ~ schools. Trustees elected from our areo. Continuity in educational plannin g programs for grades Kindergarten through Twelfth. and 5. 6. One tax rate insteod of two. A Financial Bonus from the state. Vote ''YES'' on Proposition June 6, 1972 T.1.M.E.* for Unifica tion "I" *TUSTIN -IRVINE -MISSION ':IEJO-EL TORO COMMITTEE FOR UNIFICATIO N ~Ud ltf bl T.1.M.I , tor UMllc•l+on ComrnlliH Jim L. MOUit., Ch•lrm•"· lltt2 M•"" '' · 1 .... 1 .... Being too young to realize fully the trials It would seem that our pilots in their computerized w;ir bird ,,·ere in the right place at the right 1in1e and pushed thei r bultons firs!. Alb•n• Albuou••<1u1 .... ,,, • .,110 Ancl>o••o• Alltnte Bum,ngn""' ... tl ~· 19 51 ~0 •I t l 5S •• !1 S••lfl• IS .SI S1>M1n1 <18 51 ,Cl 1 •mno •s JJ --- l'l••l>lngto,. 16 .0 ---lrt••• L•~· ~~,"~---~"J"~·'J' ~~~~~~~~~E~~~~~~~~[~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ---- Another Man-hear Clash Due \VEST GLACIEft . f\.lont. f t.;Pl )-Jt ha s been four vears r;incc th e last grizzly hf>;r in- flicted injuries \vere reported at (:lacier Park Rnd Cliff J\1arlinka thinks a no t her human-bea r incident is about due. J\tart in ka is the park research biologist and chief architect or a ~lrict Orear cnn· trol pr ogran1 in the park v:here l\1·0 19-year old girls "·ere fat<:1lly mauled b y grizzlies in se parate incidents on Aug. 12, 1967. l-ie says two factors con· tribute to the likelihood of man·bear confrontat ions. One ls the law of ave rages com· bined with the greatesl con- rrntration of grizzlies south of Canada. The other is scenery .so bf>autiful visitors throv.• c11ulion to the '"'ind . That doesn't mean such meetinJ?s must end a s tra~ically as they did for J\1ichc!e Koons of San Diego. and J u I i e ll!'lgeson of 1\lberla Lea, J\1 inn .. whose deaths marked the first such tragedy in 57 ye ars of Glacier J'ark history. At the time. reac11on ranj!ed from tho.~e y,·ho \Vanted the en· l11·e rizzl y population of (;lacier. now estimated at 200 . killed. to tho!;;c v.•ho wa nled to preserve even the l \\'O killer bears. J\·1artinka had M doubts ::ibout \\•hat had to be done - the killer bears. \\•ho had been feeding on human garbage. had to be killed. He had been on the job less than three \veek.s al the t ime. Next he had to try to piece to,11:ether what had caused lhe normally 6hv bears to kill. ~~ive years later. he still is not certain. Neither 1 death could be attributed to bear de fense reaclionS. But he no tes that one thread running 1hrough both maulings was the reliance of th' killer bears on hu ma n garbage for food . Martinka says that ap- paren tly \vhen grizzles feed at garbage dumps and other Artifi cial food sourc,s, it breaks down the bear 1 ' nonnal shyness. ''It has become apJ)arent that 11 wild , free-ranging griu- ly population Offer s the least opportunity tor conflict with man.'' Aiartinka said. . Park bear managCment, greatly upgraded sin~ tbe de aths, ls trying to eliminate sources or artiflcl al feeding. Garbage dumps havt been eliminated and the park has adopted ~ "pack-in, pack-out " policy . That means everything that goes into bock country areas comes out and hikers mu.!lt hau l out all food they'd taken In. 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Avail alL J\lfM! 15. ""-3832 CREVIER MOTORS 208 W. Jst Sr., ~nta Ana 135-3171 Sales • R FREE KITE No. 726, good Trlr & racing equi p. * 64&-5100 * cond. 22' El Dorado, Mini Motor home on 300 r~ord, C(l1npl. self cont., bike n ck & Rwning. Xlnt cond. $6750. '62 Triumph OloP!X'r, nu 19251 Brookhurst, No. 72, JIB 558-32 On1 Sat .. One Sun PHONE 645-1574 LrOO J4 No. 3083 car trlr. Sails & r acing hardware. Xlnt rood $1300. 673-4191 * * RENT our '11 El Dorado motor home. SIN'ps 6, self.: C011tained. R E S E R V E NOW! 5'18-951~. 1-m S. Village ~fINI Motor Hom Slrrps 6, 5elf cont 4q7.'.'3,(J4 l'l fl 6 pm. 11' Sloop. $300. 2406 Ana Ave., Costa >lih'i886. Santa J\1esa. clutch allernator. primary I & <lrive chain, 1irPs, brk~.1 .A.:":'°::.:':.' ;.:'m::;:po:::.rt:;od;:. _ _:':;70:._:~;,::;.:.;;;::,;......;;:..__9_7_0_A_u_t_o_•,_m_po __ rt_•j "'iring, lites & paint, tC'blt l~ trans, magniro & carbs, Jiave Sl.500 In asking $925. KITE-with dolly. Good cone!. Sails by North $600. 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Will rake b o 11 t Japanes.a Fancy Kol 208 lolal hn. Sleeps 4. Priv. 40+:ir13. 833-8641 (bus.) OistrihutN:l by Lockard .Fan.-hl'ad. Nev.· paint. wall/v.·all cy Koi. Are fur ~le 111 Fish crpt. "·Jred for s/1. New N Tank..;. 1882 t-larbor Blvd. canvA..S. Encl. stf'rn Rm. ---.,1-3~s-o ~H~O~N~D~A~­ $S9S 557.4540 1971 llONDA CB-100, xlnt rond. Be:it offer over $27'5. 644-1514 alter 6. 1~1 BSA GoldStar. Fast & Sanitary $700 714--495-4540 '69 Honda 450 SL. 111int cond. S:f(l firm 10032 KuKui, HB. 962-4618. 1970 Honda 3:50 CB BE>longing to older 11dul t, Ex- cel cond. $500 firm. 49J.-.37:i1 * 1970 HONDA 3 5 0 SCRAMBLER $.175. Cnll 548-5S32. If YOUR CAR IS WORTH $3 3 6 3 0 __-;;-/? Do• II Pay only $65'0 •" JJJ6.30 ...... ,"'.IO, •. -· • d !DI. lit ' 111!. Oii .,,,, ~~t.6it for ,. 111•1• C•I~ •ri<• t 2ll6.JO I.cl. tor. lo ht. ~~ l Pl~IHllOtl 111!111 "°6 "'· ;::,, Dtftnttl Pri<• $2705.11 IMO 36,000 MILE WARRANTY IYllLABLE l '70 TOYOTA M•rlt II,,. 5hefp .. !l«l'll l<llO lrori1.. Doi co.-.t. 1171E~ $1895 '70 DATSUN PICKUP low M:1... 0.-0ftlt m..c.cu•o,. "'" $1075 '69 TOYOTA M.ork II W119011 S\y bli.•. ""'° tr""~· •OlloO. ~olllfr l~AIOJ Ct'!sr-<1 Ml-:0)11. Galley-:i.fany extras. Slip J apan••• Fancy Ko i avail. S5950 or ~totter 714- DOCK w/bathroom up to 26', $75/mo. No. 2 Balboa Covl"'!I, ·N.B. 675--4331 . SAIL,,BOAT-SLIPS- Newport Beach 541i·225.1 ·10 1-IODAKA 100-'~R--1 11==~ ~=:::;:;::!:::::::;;==1 $1 L•95 $1995 TR.o\TL BJKF. lt300 WARNE• ,,~:.~"-':::;:lll"-"-=~"':J..._;_:_;:_:;_.1...._.:_ .. • 673--8195 • ... Di~tributl'd by Lockard Fan-6-15-3959 aft 7 pin 11·kdays, r-y Koi. are for sale a t F ish all day \rkcnds. Boats, $PffCI & Ski 911 'N Tank~. JBS2 J~arbor * VERY c·cl~E~A~N~l-1- B!vd .• C.i\.J. '64 Callfoniia 20' I/O Ml'.'r-SK T--0-alt w/30h NS U l~---'--'-------~8~5~2-1 cniisrr. f4ully e-quip'd. Col· \Vanke] engine Drive your Japslb!e hail tank & pumps. own ski boat as you ski. Hli\1ALAYAN ff'male, seal full t'<'Vl'rs. Very low hrs Sleek imported fibergla."IS point. produces top kit-on motor_ US('d as yal'.'h! hull. R.ea!Jy So~ething! tens, CFA registered. A l.~o ll'ndrr. S2lOO. See at Lido Value $800. Sac. $500, bes! persian kjtlens and per-Short"S llotel, 617 Lido Park offer. 675-65061673·3404. sian stud service. MINI bikr $50, fair rondition. Triumrh stock mufflers $10, 968--3821. ------~-' 69 TRIUJ\IPH 650 Bon- neville-. Xlnt c-ond. $850. 644-2287 SUZUKI 50-1970. Street. 1,150 miles. New cond. 54().5086. '70 Honda .'.fi> Scrambler. 892-2970 Dr., N.B. l\fUSf SELL 1969 Gla.!tron ~~=c"'-"'-="--~-I ~P~RJ~CE=c--c51=.,-,~"""~-,-0,--qu-~~k I V-1$, w/80hp M~c. IO/b. STAi'JIESE Sealpoint kittens ..... FULLY EQUIPPED. $2800 SIO. C"fl, Call after '1 pm. sail', from :Sl .300 to $800. 18' or make offer. 548-4124 oc wllielme1 & shop manuRl.1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;j S47S or mak~ ofier. 646--fro6. II 646--2781. Keli;on cabin c r u I a f' r v.·/trlr, twin Johnson 35 aft 6 493-3885 SI,\~1ESE l\IITENS SEAL POINT 5..'i?-'1761 0 /8. Ne"•ly painle\I &. upholstered. S & S radio & many extras. 548-1503. 15' J9M CA RIBBEAN Berkley J!'t -family ski boat. Excel Q:ind, $1700. 96S-7614 '69 Yamaha 250 Enduro lo mi. Perl. cond. Reblt eng. E.mas. $525. 646~9. 'QI Honda chopper, 1-~ir.;t S.100 takes. . 5"18-9ro9 Trade SIA,\1ESE kittf'n <'Ii!'" & pC"rky 1irUe f ~ 11 o " .. housebroken, $10. 6i3--5JOJ. 154 * • OUTSTANOTl\G Grra! Danf' PllflS, AKC, rr:.iSl)mhlr. 7140-:!AA.I 't' ACHTTNG Associales Corp. invites ttw-public to ride on lhr \\'Orld's first Turbine J>111\•errd plra~ure hoat on June :!, 3, 4. '1505 \V. Coast J[1gh11ny. Nf\1'JXlrl Beach &v.MJ;;51 . ST."RCRA.FT 16' f/~lasi;. 6.J S!LK'i' T('rrit·r puppif'~ AKC. hp i\frrt" ski/lii;h, !o·g whl J4 ' Ski runabout, 40 hp, John. 0 .B. Lr~. whel'l trlr· plu~ ski f'Qpl . Nice conrl. S650. 642-71.1.!\. 14' Ski Boat. 6ii hp i\fercury, ::\1nt rond. SiOO. '68 lfonda 160 ::\.1nt conc1 ., $200, &16-1912 RI-..:1.1. niotorf'yrlr \vhile. sizr 71,, $~. 546--4~7.Q; hf'lmct. Summertime is the right time lo pll l yourself in • better duto. mobil e. Garden Grove Oat iun has just the car for -you some- where 10n our large lot. The ~ele c..t~on is 9reat olrid the price\ are right. Stop in fod<Jy a nd <Jr! the det11I you've b.een wol iting for. 9130 SIZES 8-18 i., 1lT'""; ..... 11T """T" ~ Bareback haltf'r' -f'OOlf'~I. n.r1'' u.•a..v to top on long <ind short .!'lk1rt~. pan!!" or '*K>rt~! \Vhip up the ITio 1nor~ ("'ffibroid l'.'rrd simulated 111onogran1 on onr1 in litl('n, 1 ·l 1 ~1 11g knilr;. Printed PAl1 rrn 9130: :vt:\\' * 5.17--0.118 • SI 1 •1"' •12· Ji' Schiada SK Y>ith 110 • 10 1\' <!Uii · ., \N to ., J or tdr, all i'ust like ~·-11~ k ·r ~, -,-, JUV ~tl'IT' OB. Canvru; COVA", ma l" o, l'r. ,.,., -i J · firn1. Take: car on trade. Bi ini.: i;un~hinf' inlo. :1 1\KC P£>diRree Silky T~rr1er 519--1704. !;;';"""'~;';1;175;50;';962-;;3894;;;; bedr0<Jn1 \\'11h a hold, \'1v1rl S200 cc _ _:cc_ _____ _ dahlias. pups, Cali 64+-4!!06 Bl:AUTIJ-.UL 30' T w i n "J)ahiln Gard"n'' quill is a Scrrw Chri5 ( r-1 ear ) U1·iJJ1nnt OC>nuty in multi-col· AKC Silkie Terrier female Sacritjce for $6500 or trade or .~cr:ips or your favorite puppy, 11 "·ks old. f150. for P.U., camper or 1 schen1f'. !\lake a matching &14--2560. 962-4183. lliJ pillo\'.', Patlern 7381: charts, • * 2 Silkies, male & fem. '1~4',--,sr=L~V=E~RL~TN-, ~E~lb~,..,-,-.-5 patch partP.rns int'luded. Silver-blue. Tiny. AKC "'i· yrs. a: tilt trailer ... Evinrude .A.;.l.;.r,:.cr;,,•:;;ft ______ ,_15 SE\IJ';NTY-PTVE e>:h"TS &!6--014:2 or 548--lO'll eves. control~. new ui>hol!'tery. "' for each pallt'rn -11dd 25 YORK.IE Pups 3 l\tos-, shots, Best of(Pr. 61;>-1828 llALF intettst in a 'lili Cessna l:A), $500 &: take over payments 546-5038 Gregg. rent~ for each ~lltrn for AKC. 29 <'h in 5 j:en 16' Century, Fish Ski or Air '.\illil and Spec-m.l Hand!-pedigree. $100. 892-1549. runabout, xln't cond, 170 hp in~: oihen,·isc third-class1-o=~~--~~~~- )l1$.,('S • ..;i7.f'~ ~. lO, 12-14• ilt•li\'f'ry "'ill lakr lhN't' TINY Tf'acup Toy Poodles eng_ '.\lust sell. Best otr . Hi. 18. \'ardcii.:f's in p:llttrn. AKC J'{'glslertd 541-4345 552-9589 eves 'TI Ford M.ini home. Cruisa.ire Camper•, S•le/Rent 920 :o>t :\rt:ST\·.,.·1\rE CY.NT~ "'t•ek~ or 1nore. Send to · • · · for !'ac-h pnllrrn _ :lrltl 15 /\l1f'l• Bronk!> 1111'.' DAJLY ~>'17-~1 * 547-9a91 26' Boat, good ·cond. SS Model, Auto, PIS, A/C. ri·nls ro r f'HC"h pnllcni for PILOT. Jnj, NC'Cdl<'craft Sf. Bernard, fen1al!', 3 r:idio, Chry11. Marine eng. Al\.f/FM sterec:i t ape. Toilet, Air 1.fn i! and Sperial Hand!-Orp1., Ro-.: 163, Old Chl'lseo n1onths old. AKC. All shots. Sli p avail. $1000 cash. ~~1~~l~. 11,000 miles. ing: o1ht'l"Wi~e third-class 5H11ion, Nt'\I' York, N.Y. * 534-3017 * S4S.9390 afl 6 pm/wknds. (ll;'llVf'I)' 1rill takr !hr('(' lOOll. Prine NnrnP, AddttiliM, A:FGllAN llOUND w/papcrs 20' CABIN CRUISER '69 VW Campet'-pOp top. IVl!l!ks 'or niore. Send to Zip, l'All4'rn N111nber. 1100 'I I 2 11 + T•a·1 II !hi ' "New eng" stlll on war-N E o D LE C R A~ T '72•. "'•'"64· o ':"38·1 oe<. I er . as every ng. Marian :\1a11in. the DAILY --ri --"' _., Sm! or best offer. ,see it in ra nty. New tires-ste:rro tape. '6;1 1-/nnda 305, 27,fiXJ 12511. mi 's.1 '68 PORSCHE '1! Gold -'""1•" $3372 C..1.ll 64.')....55-1 1 Condition. CWJU7721 ---II SUZUKI 50ct" Like ne\v fl65. 531--1'294 '71 Honrl11 SL 3.'lCl Low miles. $600. 963-<762 '68 EL CAMINO ·~~ ~::;· $1672 120JGIGJ '68 BUICK LE SABRE '""1. $1272 Air Co11d. IYHF109J IIONDA Scrambler 1 9 7 Q .II•--.... ---~------------ 2•000 mUes, 'Iii« ,,.w, fully •71-DATSUN 2<0Z M'I• -••• $3772 street equipped, S 5 9 S, Hft' I006t00) -=962-~'161~~~-11 '64 SUNBEAM ...... 175 YAMAHA Enduro1 ex-1Dve70ll Q,.,1 $372 ceptional cond.. low ml., dirt or smet.-$350. 494--31.24 HONDA~lOO, '70. J\1int Cond. Only "90 miles. $3IX) 833--2103 Sat a: sun only HONDA 1971 SL,.100 green, xlnt rond., only 895 miles. IJ:lS, ~41 •n Honda CB 35:>' .. 3400 mile!. Clean. $475. 646--0008 '69 DATSUN ."::~~!',.... ,.,""" $1072 '70 DATSUN 2 "" 1nu~v"'"'' $1172 71 CAPRI c~~~~. 10111vF1 $2472 '69 DATSUN "ll0''4 .... HH, • 4 1plf. (lfl4FWI $1072 70 LANDC~UISER •"';:!!it;" $2472 PILOT, 442 Patte11'\ Dept.. Crochl't. kn it, !'le. Free the "'Iller! 528-9702. $2550 or best offer. 232 \Vest 18th St., New York. d1rt'c!lou~. 50c GREAT Dane Pups. AKC 714/837--0778. N y 10011 p · NAMI: NE\V! ln11lanl J\bcrame. "Gl(lnls". AU. COLORS. ?l' Cris Craft Cavalier, fully _;.c.,;::;._"""C,.-----~ '69 KAWASA.KI Buahwacktt . , . rmt ' VERY REAS' 9£8...0,'ro u_o...-,.i •"" to CABOVER Camjlf't' new fit. -J..iktt new, $295. ADDRESS with ZIP. S1LE I Bns.ic, fa ncy knoll!, Pf:ll· · f!Q "l't"""• 11!_, llO· Datsun. Luv, C ~ u·r t't r, 51S--3671 (4JIA¥•1 11od 8Tl'Lr:NU~tBER. I tern.'!. $1. GOLDEN RETRIEVERS, $2.600.548-l.l37. • ..... "' • -=~--'-C....=--,.11•66' vw· 1us.1r •• .,., s11n I I T,,,,,.., M......, Pl • FRENOt A.sir& lD "II tar SEE MORE Spring Fash-Euy Art of Ha r P n males. AKC, shcm.· quali~. 18' 18 Bay tblt. gleaa, -4 cyl, stove, ice box, etc. Pr pty, ' ._ fSYUf70t , ions and choose one patlem Cf'O('hel -O\·er ~ des.lgru to $150. Terms. 545-~. nu cova, $850. t4ll man 1 )Told. lJke new. --......... ~"""'""" ___________ _ -!>om new Spring.Sum · n"ke, IL LABRA DOR !kiri 67J.3S28 833-0091. $90. wind< IJOO, !00-ltMO 71 DATSUN '•'~"1, ..... ~1"" $1572 mer Catalog. All gtug? Only l.nata•t Croobet Book -ever pups-DODGE '69. Bubble 1op ·n SUzuJd TS 90. Gd. oond. _. -· 50 -nt•. 1 b . , p 11 yt'llow. Pure bred. 14 n'. Fi~rglau 30 bp. Cam-r Van. ~m:i mlJes. 1 ,. __ _._ -• ""' c1:1rn y pictutts. a ems. N-0 7614 N ~'I l'-~ •'>'7:: ,... -also '68 Ronda....,. ,..,-ui A .; INSTANT SEWJNG BOO!< II. -"' -~~·· -"· Xlnl. prlv perty. -1485· wk. bo\b~.Sl8-6204 a!t._ '6.9 DATSUN ::~:....-~•oc.ut $11-f 2 MW tod11y, \\~ar tomorrow. Com!*le lnJ1laJ'll Olft Bnoll: l~SH Sette~ PuPll. AKC 01. 8" ~. Cf,bover, 111!1 4.; 1m Honda CL-450, 5000 mt. ll. -,,,.,... !hon 100 "''~· -11. ,,,, .. T, See.Si~. ~?""3· . 1125 2,;al' Sa~. t 1963· ""'"'· rel>llL bq'fl:-1~.;.,..i <>rt,.., trd. belmet, cbaln. ·'66 D'a•sUN .,.... . $9°'2 INSTANT ,.~ASHTON BOOK (.»rnplele At1h1.• Book -m· e.nn . '7UO'""I.,.. • g ley, 31PI • many extras.. COD!1 • ...,: -$900. S..291'1. • M 'I ' • ....., .... &'Jl)t'} I llundreds of fllSbion Jacts. SI. I Sil S:tter pup, mak. 12 Sharp! $3860. 968--l'Sl AUIM. camper, bli, Sl25. VESPA 150_ Just rt!bullt. Aee '65 c AD,'lLA-C $l. 11 .fltty ftur 8nol11 -~c:. wka. 11hot11;, ~)()\~1 qua!. Hunl 16' Glugpar Runabout; 50 hp B:u$. louvt'ftd l\1Ddowa. R 1 $972 '"'UICK CASH Boot •• u 1~1 .. AIJhan•. Bch. 9611-92.10. Metcury, 1rnUm', ,,,.,., 54M7!2. ~d,150 .or best oiler. , ~ hYll~ ,IPDXtnt .. :..... \ ~. LABRAOOn pups, $00. Af{C, :xtras. $650. 67}7558. a.c aundlal """'O~ A Qod~-1-1&-pelt"'?'-oapabl• or th,.;,;,... &old ~Rent/Chart'rtal "!~~W~·J&. moYamahAll5-.Lo DAILY PILOT r.oc. .,.,,., 646-5!17. . . ' .MPG. ~.<50. ,.~ ~"iot;stwp' m..1«1t or l\fmtNl'fl Qit\11 ' ftook ! -CHIHUA.liUA, bt:'liutiful CUNS ·~ ln trade, ~-:;;,,.;.;;,:....:""'=..._:;;;.:,;,,;;,~ WANJ AD !10c. Ptlntu Yulllt• S .L .R ., ··~ &om fW Dad-1971 Yamaha,. MX. -· • 6411""'~11· Qolltl "":rodQ'• lht .. -iu;,"'.;'"~· .n1.,.... m. ollde inJ. d7 ••• , ••• out lb< l400 • 833-235.1 ..,. 15 be'""'lul polljlh•" lillc. lWs balll 1$ " 21'. 7752 -.,..,.. trull ls CAll! 1--'-'--· --,;,_,--·II l'l"'.'_,.,...___._..,.---.-.:.....;;;;...:...=~="'-' Al REDALE AKC Bolin .. ~ .... G.G., lldl." -DAILY ·PILOI' Hodan · 0...11 """"'~· ······~······••ft• mol•. 7 m.o, !3113912 ...... Sot.·lbl. . ~0~·-~-;!111!:_• _ _;__;_~'_-~645~~1212~-· liiiiiiiiiiiiiii~!iiii!!iiiiiiiiiii!i•iiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiii!iiiiii!iiii!ijiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiii ._ .... _ ~ ... ' ' I ,. ' , • ' . eF2U>l985 D TO ER'S C OAST PORT FOR RS! Tll Fri Nt" IOI 1<odf ~ro1er UOM,4 $79 '65M!R COMI V !, OU!a !•Oltl !t r 174AGf • '' ' --- rH--940 Tru,ka "BILL WIUT~· '67 FORD F, 100 Trucka ffl lo nu. Xlnt cood. SIPI! 4, ALFA ROMEO f• ,-.. I . . - CITROEN . n-r ,; ...... ;' , 970 Autos, lmPorted FIAT 970 --------I S1111Mt MOtOR ORANGE COUNJY l.OCATION ayton Travel Tr.1il•r'1 8 fl . 1g >.,.. 22 FT. I: 23 t i' $1399 ,,,'2300~·..,,P_•_. 7 894_"9>4. __ -= [ '67 AHa Spyder Ch r .. n Sport,• MHer•ti I '71 Fiat 124 Spyder I Auto Le1111r,. 964 5 Spd, Al\ff}~l\I Radio, llaNJ Orall8'1 Cblibt;)' •dquarte:n; ! l\1ag \Vhf't'l~ \\ 1~1~ ~adU1 \~. I ---------1 & Solr Top~. l\'D'l'R:Hi. fur loe&J. & E o r op~1 11 I 81->d. :O.lu~t Bi· N•t n 1~'\ll LuxuriouJ1; homt it\.\'d) ftnni Long brd, v .s. :1 ~Pf'('f!. R&ll I $ 1690 d1•l1very. IJ:\Q 1 J ;m Slomon1 lmpods $2590 bo111r t Y·t-144 91. As long .. 84 months Mike McCarthy to p1y. Try our h ... mse upt-rts for Savin:,;.s -Sat1slactlon . S~r vice. COAST .x:~I~ "·"" .. ~;::::,, COAST DATSUN Motor Home 's IMPORTS ·11 240 z IMPORTS GMC TRUCKS \VE LE.ASE AU. POPLL AR Com pletr hl'll' of sun·e>or·~ C()!l.. Bl-:.>\CH & 1972 l\fAf<ES AT OJ~fPE'Tl- Eldol-ado i\1tni &lotor Honit>~ i\Ic1'~ADDE:N TI\..£ RATES. & scvt'ral U"M ,,~10, \\'EST!\11NSTER I Call i\Talcolm Rl"id fur " '" 11 .... 1.,~, 11. < 'lwl 111ar,· <1•1!01\ rlush 1000-1200 \\' .. P:jJ•1fi,• l ',1 ii" honlC-'5. R9~-13:1(> :l..11-24.10 I furrher detail.~. l\N "" Pac1!1f" c~t \II\\ '' ' " ' ~ ORE · Olk 1111 .. r1or. 1n&h 11 ht>cl~. I Ne"port Bo'.i<"h 171-11 1~1:1l \\~, SPECIAL! BRANO NEW THEOD N('wpvrt B<'a rh 171'1! 6-120-IU6 !rnt & i-1·11r g:uards, )011 n1 i. J lti-·1~>~~1 -$2533-'72 F d v ROBINS FORD I 54G-452'J sa1T1 f1t·r ' E'.T\ll~!l. S-1 19j fu ll 1 -- -Or ans 2060 Harbo Blvd Alf-R '119 121 :-pyd<'r. Cn111 • ·'l'•I BRAN D NE\V LA YT U:>l c-1C<Mta l\Iesa 6-l¥·00l O .'-f ('uasl tl\I) .• L.ao,:iinu .,,.1 •1.~ ··~i· l'1 , ~ r ·.., a om10 pr "''' Bar'\1 10 ;, 1>:1!~un, 9£1.-1 1,\ \l /F.\1. l1!1u·/h!," 1., 11 ,. TR.A VEL TRAILEH .-.1·onohn£'s. 2 to j'h011S(" lrom. Autos Wanted '168 I :, :t• II :H0-4051 4!1-1-9771. . .... ni. """"'·"' .. , ·' ~ '11 i1 ' \I fully S r I f -Con l a 1 11 ,. 11 l 1nrt1l'<l1au.• deh\'E'I')' _ __ _ __ ~.}'.! lncl>Ki lng BUY DR LEASE ll'E buy all mal<e' ot dean '66 DATSUN PICKUP .,, '""' ·'" ·'"·"''' ''••I ; .. \\'1t.y Rcfrig. S1cc1i~ 6 used spor ts cars, paid fo1 111l'cha111('a l r·u ri•t 11 h11lr ..... , Ser 8181057 ~ or no1. Plcosr dri\·c 1n for l.•~iks & Hii n~ l1ru•: l::xl·••llr nl Blu•· Book $1:,u :-.lti-161~' Phone &t5-6677 C p (ree ap1lralsa i. lranspt.u·1.111011 -eutc l1r tl1• I MAZDA 19i0 1111.rbor Blvd. ort OX l l'll\'k 1Sl..l~!l!l1 . L\laJ;r ()ftf'I ' Co:;ta Mesa !\'OW ON DISPL.-'Y Bkr. P.1•!11rr 7 pn1 645-~39~ 1 HUNTINGTON BEACH e NE\V '..13' Lu:-<uty ~l.H .j 2:iS6 Nriiporl ;1t r .. ir ) Sales Sc.J'\·ice _or 6.:l-2H:il.J _ ~~c~L r~\:~;Ol;~ad~: ~;t l cosia _ !llrs" __ ~j-'.'~l I Pnr~OAST IMP6Q'~~~hop l '69 DATSUN PICKUP 968-1397. · 1970 Chev. Pickup 1 3100 \V. Coast thvy., ) IC00-1200 \\• Coasl ll i\y. 945 ·\ !on.~ SJH:c·d 111th !C111 1111 1t .. ~ Nc1vpor! Beach t'-leivport R<'<1<"h ('.41.fi.106 A \ 1·ond1noo ~ sprrd 1 !"l!.J· J<""°"".,..-'::::c=::C-:'.::::--l <ind t·Jcan. C R:<'JIJ~l l I 642-9405 I --,___ 10!)1 !'lj~[i f11ll [)J'l('I', l~;u ARISTOCRATS 1249S WE -PAY TD_P_ * '71 ALFA * '""k D"1>Un. '"' Oo. Co"' • NEWPORTS BILL BARRY CASH ""''.. "''""'' """ h • AtrfO,MATE' * CLEARANCE * '46·40.;!lt)4,977l -I , several uSN1 $39;; I.:. up Fiat-GMC-Pontiac "il 210-Z. o/~ n1n~~ i.: 1";1d. ~. ORS!IAJ.1 TRAILER SALES I S fa r air. 1 011 nt'i'. r :xl"r l ron<I 1 st . I. ;11 ::i.A. }'r\\'Y· 1 * SALE --12709a AnaW. l7thf714S)~ll259o" :.'000 E. ls:.'",, s.11.000' San1a Ana ror used cars k crucks, j us! * S !."{)11. :;;ii ,\· ~un. tH l--07 •. :. \ .,..,, ...., ""' call us f<1r free ~slima te!!L. \\Cf'k rln.v~ aft ."1. -GROTH CHEVROLET Th• 1972's A<e Hore! 'o;-,-,.,,,..,;-r.-oa-'1'1;7;· ""'"' DODGE 14 ton La1·i;t>st !laving;; Ever On r1 11~s brakrs. J.Ra 1·111;..: , 111111. Ask !Ot Sa.Jes l\.1Maitt All !\locfrls: Thi.~ IS the 1ry. S [,O. ~8.-iS02 $2588 \\'el.'k('nc! To Buy Your Ne\1' l82ll Beach Blvd. Alfa <1I: '71 '~ '.!!OZ, an·/n1a:_:-;, \111 . .;1 I Huntlnrton Beach :<<11, ht •sl off<'r 011.>1· SI01)() ~~::~~ !~~p2 !~J:\ ~~~~ ~i~·tko~iJ,~-S. 4 spe~!. P.&H, 84~~~:AY TOP 00~~~!131 COAST :'1''2•-t1810IG6425-G1'0!:1~SEDAN s.12-2863 1 Mike McCarthy FOR TOP usEo cARs 'Auto Service, Parts-949 ! . . ! 1~c~'O~~ r~;~; is extra lh~an, IMPORTS 4 DR , 4 spd, 1011· n11lrn:::-" Recreational Vehicle I BAUEP. BIJICI\: Ha<l1u. hf'flfer t •33799St • Center 292::> llcu·bor Bl\d 1000-1200 \V. Pacific C.sl. ll11·y , 52349, r~~I prier. \\ 111 flnaJU'I' ~.,, Core BEACI\ .t Co.sta l\le~a ~179 ~JOO I :.;-c1vport Bcnl h li141 6 l1 O~l.li B.u'\\ 1, k 0;11,un. !¥.LS :-;,, .,. ~ l\tC'FADDEN -,__ --Coa .. r Jl11y . J.·1i;una BC';uJ1 !l'!r.l""( s91.1r ;s 5.:1-:t.1.w : L\1P0r:Ts \VANTEo AUSTIN HEALEY I ~1 1f'i.10~,1 494-9771 lS '' --------Orun"e CountH."S __ ... '67000GE1hTON" TOP.,.;BUYER , .· . , l /J\r..;L:'\l%!l -l cl1.,{d ,t111r•1 T I Di Pickup. VS e11g1nl'. au!on1a1J1· • "'0 0 60 Au,,ti n Hcalr). Bug·E~ed ll'R 'I'· Lo 1ni. Bt.'<lu!. <"Olhl Ota SCOUnt BI LL ~IAXF:Y ' y TA S;ll'itr . ron1'/hclt1), x ! n t Pn. l"Y· ~I2j(). 96'.l-:?O:.:O 1j}<:ri>o<lyear Siems. all sizf'.',.;, tran;;m1 ssi"n. i ~LU1l 9 •, 18881 Beach Bll'd. hody/cng. Sl75. S..17-jiil::! aft ---I IO\V pri~s. U.S. Indy mags, $599 H. Bellch. P~. 817-85.15 6. '71 Dat.~un. ~ilvcr, .~l n'l ro11<t Loadf'd . .\1 usr ~t'll. Lall Crager Amp1·ican SI5.9j_ I Ii-DAVE ROSS \VILL Buy you r car pa id ror BMW . k •3450 ~.. d C II Ra! h God -7')<'.'3 ac ers ~ . pr . .<U 1\·1 r PONTIAC or no!. a p r on _ _ _ __ _ :> Sand P•ddl" 199.50 op. 1950 670-0900-445 E. Co3'1 H•1" i -,-70 BMW .2.500 '70 DATSUN 240 Z Nf'\vport, co~ta i\l csa . 2480 llarOOr Blvcl Nc\vport Beach. \:lnl ('IHHl. !l\.i~-ii::.·11 , 191 ~' TERRl·, !IC'U-conta\ned -,7-0 11• I t.' om p 1 c I e to11'iUJ:!: packag". $19:10. 548--6773. Tr•iltrs, Utility 947 MAZDA HAS OVER 100 ROTARY CARS IN STOCK • ROTARY RX2 $2488 '71 USED l l21ElUI • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ROTARY WAGONS • PICKUPS 64:)...1554. Costa :'l!esa :1'1ti-SOl7 Autos, Imported 970 . r.ERRARI · ALLEN Engine' Anal)'zl"r 'i ---------r , .... ! Autonlalit:. i:ach<r.I 'rirr.", r4""' , e largest Trade-in , • • n1odcJ PR ~I. :i yrs olrt. 69 CHEVY C3Q 1 1Dn "i'~ Toyola ~-orolla · .. · Sl.)9:) A :i/F'I!. r.adto. oiir oll'nrr '69 1''rrrar 1. ~ GT. 2 + ., Allowances Given MAZDA 17331 BEACH BLVD. 'fl Mii• So•tll of Wan••r 842-6666 ----------~f'i!'rl a "Pad "~ PJarc an ad! Call 64 2-5678 ; : r a libn lcd in .\111~. 1i7-1!9fi7 , ~asrbark .• :1'1B_UD. 1.. \!.i~BQ\\' ~th'<'l'. A..\l/F":'\J. air. lull e E Z F ' . l'\f'5. I $2688 72 0;11~11 n #9fil1l ······ ~2<1.1.1 CR$4E1'9VIER p11r.. nc1v ,\-l1('heJ11\. 7l·I· • 1n1nc1ng a ulu, a ir. radio, hra1 t'l" A 'I bl ~;j:H'j \10._c;i rly _n10~·11 1 11i::: __ j va1 a e , I 'i'.,l !)11!;oit1n Pir kup ..... $l2!'!.'1 _ _ _ _ J I (Al I 'i;i,M,;l~.'k'.e'· M' c'cP'a'rt'l.hyll&ll . ,,;3EPJ MOTORS FIA 1 Lo. On. & Mo. Pyml,. c> [ .. Autos forSate . ·1;~~~~otri C:nrona ...... SS!l:1 WS \Y. ~~;~jj<;f1'ta Ana 1968 Fiat 114 Cpe. • ~.:J~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiMiiiii~I i '69 \'oh ·n ............... Sl\Y.Ci --IMMEDIATE --:-i :>Pttd 11 jU1 a il: L-u1id. Sharp HUNTINGTON BEACH ~ GMC TRUCKS autn. 1'":'11 r1Hbo. XTU07R OiELtVERY t·ar, 't:"QU~7. 'tM Tr11unph Rdstr ..... S~5 $1395 con. BEACJJ & OTUOI t ESTCOASTER. 3 whl mail 9 Mc1'~ADDEN 'fi6 Cll!'\'. :\lal ibu ..... · Sll95 $ BILL BARRY truck 11·i1h r ernanufactured 8•4·l '.l:l6 _ ___:r,,~.l -.2-1~'° radio, auto111atic, ZYH::;;;<1 ~ I'~ eng. SJOO. 6-~912 NE\\' 11· I '63 l\.1G tilLdgr t ........ S79J p I G W/-mb· 1· • 1 1 ont ac-MC-Campen Antlques/Cla11icl 953 '" ina ion gas °' "et'· OJT770 re frig. Corflt'r hydraulic )tany rncr e 10 1·hoosc froni. SEE t;s ft BOUT F i•t fl: 9j(] Buick Special. Dyna jack~. Overseas Deliv•ry <Jst !l1. at S.A. Fri\y 1 llo\\• .; dr dr sedan. Oriz. ONLY s1s.1a CREVIER MOTORS '.!000 1-:. 1st SL, San ra Ana S ~-100'.l pct.int. Lo mil~. Cocxl rub-cotts Ca mpers 2flt \\'. 1~1 St .. Santa Ana ener•I 950 Auto' fOI S..lt . ' ,.;,_"' .... ~~ ·,p- • ~ ... loo<' l wtot•U. .<-•• ~~ -, -.... • AutotflwS. 1 - I Autos, Imported 970 Autot, Jmpiorred '70 Aut .. , l._iod -------- FIAT '69 Fiat 124 Sport Coupe JAGUAR . I I '67 JAG XKE 4.2 t'\~r. Al\I ~'1\1 . 4 ~f>("MI, \\ 1rf' JAGUAR "Bll.11 Y,.1iJTUOGES" SUNSET MOTORS ' I "I"!. !l1:1•\1'l, ll <'f°'trr •Y7':'< I 11 luT!> lrnm1N1l1trr. •>nl> l ~.nw nHI··~. 7.Y F74.' $199S UHA,\'GE COUl'\TY liilH $1590 COAST IMPORTS BILL BARRY F ia t-GMC-Pontiac , 1,1 St ~t S..\. Fr,•.~ • .'IA.II! ~:. li;r Si Snn!d Aila ~-lt:Ol - '\~'.\\' J11~111r n•'t'fl! •l<'11 11o)n1r ·71 '\.!'i 111· \ 1~ ) > "' '11!1 1 •I 1 •\•'I' :1 1·i1!'~ LOC."TION , 1964 J •9u•r Cpo $2195 \\ u·r 11;ht-els Ir LI~ a rt:al li4?11.uly. Has only 34,00J null'!> &. \ts a one owner. 1.11· \'RAl'lll. Pho,,. 64>6677 1970 Harbor Blvd. Cost111 Me•• :'\1'11 port B(•a1·h 17141 1-;.1: 11 11 ~; :.~Ji-4j:?9 !\ 1:11 I'' 1 1, o'I ' , ,•111 \[1,1·,1;,:I' li!ld' I lllU.L lH . .-t1.1:,(J. KARMANN GHIA 1, \.I,~ .! , ~ \'hf"rry f.:t\R:O.!ANN Ghia 'iO. rm '68 ,FIAT 124 COUPE pt 1·d, r,i 11". h, II Y .'\If') S1344 't' j J'\H l\I·: I ;,, , '''I ll \!. 1;1:1-:1.\.; \tll .. \1 LI. ,\\ \ZI' I .'I t1 I(:, 11~ ·• t• • I " ·I ;1 \I •••n•l11«•11 \Jr,., O\\llf'l', Aurn •••ll\. :;:uU<i ronct. below bk, 1111• "\11, :., ,11 11"~. be~t I \!;fkifolfer. lea vin1 l'lllry. "!J• I \J 1.t ~• [, (i;::...-083'~ .,; ~'6;'.I -----~---,.,,, "''" -LOTUS ''~ \I I \\ 111'•"1• \,\\/F\[ \\ h.I•' 11 /blh int. I"• 'I 1~1!h~ F.l;in, rr rl, In,\· f.,,,l lo•ll·I h ll-J.f.()7 / 111it>,l!;'f' f"'\Ct'I ('(lnd. C".t!l II 1\1 "'111•'1h 11.: .IPll ~nllo• '•'-~3'.".:_i~a)~ .. •1'+-2!j'7 "~ l I ''"I' , 'l.1·•.f·,•d :o.1l:oi clo 11 :-:,•Jl lhC' old ~!nil Duy the \II ,·,1! \.ti\\' ::~:x>78._ I !1'11_-~H - ---- A utos, l1nporred 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DEAN LEWIS Jijlf:f;Z,flJ:3,1111 ~AKKIVER!ARY 16 YEARS OF VOLUME TOYOTA & VOLVO SALESH It's our Birthday -But we're giving all the GIFTS!! DISCOUNTS! DISCOUNTS! DISCOUNTS! No Bicycles, No Gimmicks! Just Plain Cash Savings! Hundreds of '7 2 Toyotas & '72 Volvos and Select Used Cars To Choose From SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE. IMMEDIATE DELIVE~Y . PHONE 946··308 ' t 'D,·E :A·~~·. WIS· IMPG TS ORANGE COUNTY'S BIGGEST 'TOYOTA, VOL YO DEALER 1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 646-9303 be L". $2j()/best or f cr . !!14 N. Harbor Blvcl . 835-317• :HS-6092 art ti prn . Sa nt.II. An11. ----------1Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970Auto1, Imported 970Autos, tmportt41 Vi!;it OUI' llC\V home! 1.,;;;;;;;------------------;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;,;;:;;:;;;;0.1 CLA SSIC '5-1 i\'Ta.rk VII Jag. CO!\'VERTED School bus & II Not running, but L'Om plctr. has r vrrylhing but loilrt.. ~ 1st SI2j takrs. 6-16-13-16 i\lust :<el"' lo aprirrcia tt' $1495 ALFA ROM~O Dune Buggies --,56 ~1'.· h~st <lffrr. l:i4t~l24'.! or __ ': '72 SPECIAL ·~~,-~,:~-~ '"°''' ·v,,,, ' Alfa Romeo '7 2-ROY CARVER, Inc:. l\1.ssPngr'r, Dclu:\r i11tt'1 '!U1, :.>:;~ ~:. 171h !'1 ' ' " c DUN£ BUGGY I Hkr . 1.nnl.' \\hi•o•I B<•~"-2000 l'11~t :.i .\l r~H .i..G-4·1·1•1 1·a(110. 1: 1or 200i-:o.J. \I H"t :-tt·11. :-.1ak1· ()!ff'(. '7 2 BMW 3.0 Coupe $1599 ,,,,ccm .,. '"'·"·1" NOW IN STOCK 4'5 E. Coast H\\'Y· NEWPORT BEACl-1 673-0000 Ext .. 53-54 (Open Sunday) '17 l.1o!!f,:f' pickup. 6 j') I, run< ~ood. ·~,.i Ford p1r.k11p. $. , .' \, <"HllVR<: 1·a mP<'r 11n hrrl :'\f 11 kr nrff'rs. 1-l::J t '1'rn :-i~ Dr .. LR!{ n . '6!'! ford Eronol u~ E-200. Rad11:i, Healt'r . Bkr, AUIO Trans .. 6 cyl. $1995 or best offrr. 64&-3342 or 5.i7-4540 . ''IJ7 ,\·lll.ITARY Dodge po11·t'r \\·agon, 1 ton pick up 4:x4 "·ith Olds VS. $750 firm. 492-2558. For Immediate Delivery Instant Credit BANK FINANCING COAST IMPORTS 1000-1200 \V. Pacitlc Cst .. H"'Y· Newport Beach (~) 642-0406 2f«l rnih•s. Sto{'k •27 CREVIER MOTORS !st SL, Santa Ana BlS-31 71 CAPRI ·n CAPRI m:J, dlx int, vin. top, 5.<m mi, pvt pty. $277:5. 644-5152 Sell idle ltetna now? 642-SS'78 Now! Call 970 . Autos, Imported 970 '61 V\V BU&, &:ood for buggy. -.. No en&lne A: has 1.ronl end Autos, 1m11ctrted "' dan\aged. Rest of body isJ <::==============================1ll Autos, lmporttd 970 _ ood. Good trans. $100. or ~. best cash offer. h1ust sell !. ihi!I \vteker'ld. 548·~- . Green n1etal £ta.kc '!;_ ( Fibt'rg\181 dune hug~y _. w/tow har k roany c:xtras. There are two cars builtin~n. ~l ;1kr OffC'r -.J==,...=1"'--"-"~~--, I NE Buggy -All ocw. e bl1 turbo Corvair. G11 IC'~.1 tires. chrome' wheels. ·rol>" I 346-8207. Must »ell. ~ ClASSTC l\1eyers Ma -n7 - )how concl. All ~ulp new, ·~ .jlecda ena. t>s1 Orr. a.n 6 pm .. 49S.ll42. ;'Trvcka N2 :: • '65 DODGE ~ tin $1199 " ) . \ Plokup. v~. 4 spe.d, RAH, '462&11 s " Mike McCarthy -~ Truck C.nter 15550 Balch Blvd., Wutmtmt•r .. j.13{1 BM-3341 "'i 'liT .-ord, 1 Ton Truck, r11hin chauls, pcl\\'t!f ta)r:c nff. StJ~. 64f....1000. 5U-1151. Jlefore )()ll buy the~ dnveours. SAAB I , ' v lc;v:)s·;. , \ 0 . v .....; It's wo rth r11pe •tin9 . , . a nd you'll echo th1 sentiments of our !T'le rty oth•r setisfied custom •rs ..... when you buy e t Herbour YW, you SAVE ! Co1t1e if'I today e nd lo ok over th1se f in e cars ... you'll see wh et we mean! Now is the season! We have over 20 vw & recreational used vwss. vehicles & busses in stock. Plus over 150 new '71 VW DELUXE BUS ........... , , . $2895 '71 VW SQUAREIACK ............ $1995 Of!Cl<tr ~<tel. Wtr,1nly, S/'IOw RDGm COl!d. Y1llow wfSI~. l ~t. pGt ON?) '70 DATSUN PICKUP TRUCK .$1750 '61 VW BUG , 1 •• $249 NEED WORK H·YHJ59J. '6B FIAT SPIDER ..... .$1088 '65 KARMANN GHIA .............. $9BI O••"Gt. Roo1o. t-t~!tr. F •c~rv tte!wll t Eno·~•., Tr•ns. 3et 11 ,;~ec1.i1 1 ucn 1001 ------- '69 VW SEDAN .... .$1195 '65 VW SQUAREBACK ............. $799 New pain! • •PM<! (l!J'Ftlll '67 CHEVY l/4 TON ' . . . . . . . . . . ' . .$149S 1 '70 VW CUSTOM SUNDIAL CAMflER S271B Gru t for weelre<\Cb. (U5 .AV!!, Tii is "'llklniil onl'f '61 VW SEDAN ........ . .. $549 '63 VW PANEL BUS . , ..... , ...... $1011 Do\11111 Cl._ Htrd "' llnil. WHllelld Specllfl. l t011fl•l hmk tmper, E•cellen1 concl. LDV¥11!'ecl winci.ws, fJ(l)CMtl '68 VW FASTBACK . . . . . . . . . . " .... $2195 4 1~, •Ir anl., 111(1 "'"'· (Jll,CIOUI . . . . . . . . . . .... '68 DODGE VAN VI. 11.11e., Jnt 1ut i'll.'f'H i•TI .$1295 '67 OPEL WAC90N ....... $68B '6B VW PICKUP ' ' . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . $995 • ,...,., rldlo, llllt.r. l xct!!tnl :tncl ci r, (TYZ1311 '69 CAMARO 396 SS ... .$1995 '71 DODGE COLT WAGON . $21BI 4 tPHd, ,.,S , 11'1111, ll•H. silvt r WIDl&C~ 1n1trk:lr Ot t NOUl ----- '62 CORVAIR VAN CAMPER .. $699 '68 PORO GALAXll .............. $1395 •tc:1111ttr ,..,." ..,.1.-. fOK.A 1111 l ' • . l °""'· o d - 2511 4. ...... OWO· uy - r. Lo i11g ""'' Birr utive . 1-3 (21JJ rm. Ba. 000. 16, 3 ' . 1 I '1.--,-, \I . I I r • -· . .. . •• . ' . -. .- ' 3% DAILY PILOT Saturday, Ju~ '· 1972 ROT AR Y'S lmrmdl11 te D•livery HUNTINGTON BEACH hi ... '·hi 17331 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH ' ... C.$<...lh ...... ~, .. "~""' 8 42•6666 TIME FOR lj)UICK CASH THROUGH A '61 MERCED ES 190 SL P.tl1/'S, A \I f~·J 111d1•1, f!'~IHI i·d l'n11d1!1on Jft11'42'.~ DAIL y PILOT Jr '" :1h,·ny<; 1hr r1~h! li1llf't ,t. alway~ !he rit.:ht phi.CC' ii 1 WANT AD )"II \\.1nl ni·:SULTS: Call I f,.l'l-:--..G78 t· pl:1r·r 1h11t ad 642-5678 I '"''"' • Auto1, tmpo-,-:-,..,-:---,.9"'70 j Aut~s, Imported BE QUICK! Get First Pick! SATURDAY & SUNDAY SPECIALS ONLY '71 VW '64 FALCON S UPER BUG RANCH ERO v.llow t•dio, h ... 1.,, low m<l•1, tun1 9••ot t. ( 419. CYUJ $1799 '69 TOYOTA CROWN S•den, 4 1peed. AM/FM, brillj•nl red, !YQL4711 $1399 -~.7~0~TOY.~O~T~A-­ MARK II 2 door H.T., 4 AM I FM, Shot rp fl 46ASI) $1799 B•ig•, Hural 4 lOLSllOI $695 '66 TOYOTA CORONA s.d.n, llght blu•. otufo· m11+it. CSVZ8 l d l S1591t '70 COROLLA WAGON Gra y wi!h ,.,:1 i"l•rior. 4 sp••d. R-H. 191SBQD J $895 '70 Mercedes 2M SE!. Sed1.1r1. VP1) J.111 n;ilcagP. r:x<ruisit~ TulH11.:1~1 br•11rn fir11.-.h "'ilh natural full leatlv·r 1n!erivr, po'.l·cr ~rt•ering, hrukt·s. t'lectric 1.rind<l\1·s, f:11·1u11· air l''On- ditioning. ASl/f'.\1 sl('rco n1ultiplc.\'. A h s" 1 u t f' J y s/KJ\ITOOn1 ftf':.h throughout. (.l~El! $7222 .Q. Nabers g Cadillac 2GOO HARBOR BL., COSTA MESA ~100 Open $\lnday 50 USED MERCEDES ON DISF'LAY NOW Lease New Mercedes $118.71 Monthly HOUSE OF IMPORTS 6862 Manf"hcs ter, Buena Pk 523·7250 on Sa nta Ana Fhvy. so!! lop, radial.~. part~. $.12:i. OPEL '7Q OPEL Rally<', 1-1.600 1ni. ){lnl cond. $l7J(). Call .~5100. * -4" The "Y cUO\V Par"!!;'' of 1 clas.<;ified ... &12-5878 Autos, Used 990 THE Important Differen ce ! '71 PORSCHE 911 T ;, ~pf·t'd, l'USIOlll pa1nr. ~11.'­ \\'h<'l'l.~ llnly u;.CO'l 0111 ..... A ,\·! ~'M Slf'rf'o. rfJsf (i\'1·r S!JOOO ne11\ t.1usl. Sl'IJ Sli!JXli. Corp. Vic·f> Pr1•su!Pnt's 1ir1 vat1· Por~i·hc. L'aJJ S42· 1f r , 1 ful' ;;ppoinlnirnt, J!)j7-l'~ile. 1'op N1nd1!1on~ Cornpleiel.v N>stored, * Call 673-8."193 * '63 Purschr Conv1. rrblt f'llgine. Call Dr. Cassidy . 54~9319. '70 Porsche 911T Sft'reo, J\.Iags, Private Party, Days 839-9560, aft 5 - 83J-315,1, RENAULT Renault Demo Sale Semi Ann ual Demonst rator Clearance Sale This Weekend SAAB SALE All New SAAB's Are Always Spe cial Priced At Coa st Instant Credit Ba nk F inancing Immediate Delivery Fa ctory T rained Experts In Ser vice, P a r ts, Sales Overseas Delivery COAST IMPORTS 1000·1200 \V. Pacific C.t.. H"'Y· Ne\\'port Beach (71{) 642-0406 .,PmlwiiA W TOYOTA 1966 llarOOr. C.i\I. 4 spet••I, ra<lio, shnrp &-rl'ad)' lu go• l59..'l8f:X1 , $79.) full -~------'71 V\Y CarnJl('r \\'t_•S1f)J1;1l1t_1 f'.~1 lnoU<·I. Po11 Top, r:1d:11. only l ~>.000 1nl. on 11't'!\!Y. Xlnt l'On1I. .~3.'.tJO. '194-:-i42:>. -----·-'f,S V\\I Sedan, auto. 111..•11' brnkt•s, IQ 1niles. crnnpl 11lm'•t~•rsois ,_"="'=· "~""'-"·-l"_·'· "'-'-'"· '70 V\\I Bus. 1:-::\ee l rond. $22(() Sa<'rifi<·r. Toyota & JagUar Dealer 54&-<X1!.) Authorized Sales &: Service '66 VW Ca111per, reblt e ng. 900 S. Coast High1vay $1100. 67~970 After 6 P~'f .. Laguna Beach 540-3100 494-1818. '70 TOYOTA WAGON '64 V\V Bug. nlt>ch., ~'11ect. $1495 new paint & tires. $600 or SANTA ANA TOYOTA bt"st otrer. 968·1635. &>r,.ice Dept. open '69 V\V Bug. R&H. Green 7:30 nm 'ti] 9 pin Y.'/y,•ht. int. Gd. con. Only J.Ion-Frl. 540-5212. 4J7 W. $1099. 675-6213 aft 5 pn1. Warner, Santa Ana. '70 SAAB 99E '66 V\V STA. \r Ac. TRIUMPH R/H. GOOD CONDITION. !ikr ne11·, Spu11 e!X'., fnl'l air , SfGO 962-3822 i speed, GS2DLJ. * TRIUMPHS * '67 V\V hug . Good cond. $1999 ,71 CLOSEOUT t-:eefl~ body \\'ork. $7j(), SPlTFlRES AS LO\V AS ST.:99 6-W-l.,2!l GT.6 SAVE $500 '69 V\V, ~lnt rond. ~ ~ F'R ITZ \VA R RF:N'S CaU a r!t!r :t pi;n ~ I ·~m · 0 Sport Car Center ---• s O R A N G E CO UN TY'S 1969V\V Bus 7 Pass. Sunroo~. .A. ,o LARGEST goed~ ~)rid. 311,600 n11. .a'i.. J,,JJ 710 E. l~t. S.A. 547--07&1 .i i.97:.i. j4f>-7_26-_J~. ---- "\ff ~,71-T R!lJMPH GT6 -'61 V\\' Vo1n-xln1 . running-. c . 1 . l'ond. pan<'laJ !.· 1n:;ulated. 4·1.i ~· oas1 lhl'y ~ ~pe("l.1, n'.d10. •t11ier. \\~rt f,!t..l--OiG(i N ~:\\·PORT BEACH \1 all . .;, l','ld1al~. only 18.000 --c----~~~- fii:-i-Q<JOO DL :;3.;;4 ni llt·~. 1-)1DZP. '6fl i-pa~~e~cr V\V bu s, '68 VW BUG SparklLng 1vh1J1', ~ +'t•(t, ra1t10, k1•alrr (\VVlllC!4 1. BU ICK '():! Au1tk \Vild1.·a1 \Y '!l.lr, Coinp l f'lt-rn::: l)\'('l'!OIJL Nt'W brakl'.'!1. A~l 1-on<l. $::.00. !IU:.:-~I~. SS95 full 1H'H'f'. BOl'\1·lek 0111· !) J'asst•ni;cr ""~ .... C'«I II v ·r·,, Buiek :.:111)t'l \\'~n. Alr, sun, ''"" .-.... 1. .1,.'l. 11J·• " L .. 1.gun.1 8e11ch !).1Q·4Ri!1 rx.·1v l•l'l'.~. Cl1'U11, SG:"iO. -1!14·~771, &l'.!--Ol'lti/:i.-17-1G.S/l. 7&1-~\\' Bus, v.•/68, 1600 I'(' 'fi.8 B~ICK I<iVJ'CE~ILACC",-;-ru-;;U,J eng., 1ran.'I & rrans '1\lf'. po\~'f't, :ur, clean 1 ov.•nr N• 11 1 J k .. ~r. r'l<VV\. Pri Jlty. 557-8968. l'IV \\'I:.., Jl't'S, Jf S., ~.. ~ bi«lnngs. stti'ev. <· r p 1. --cc=ADILLAC , panPll1ni; Ptc. i\1ust St'<' t1 1 <ij>pret•! $1300. Call nny da)'l--.-.,-11-L-J.-Cll~.,~llc .. ,~.l~.l~DG~F~:s~"- alt 6 pn1 , 642-4036, C.\1. SUNSET MOTORS '61 VIV Bug, good Jo' buggy • No enginr & has front end danlagcd. Rt"s1 of bofly is good, Good !rans. $100. or b1•st cash offer. ~tust :st•ll this \\'l'ekend, 548-53&1. ORAt-;Gf. COU~'T\' LOCATION CADILLAC'S '66 V\V Bug, xln! t'Uix!. 4 nf'\\' 1971 Eldor ado Cp. $6895 tires, llf'Y.' brakes. Jess than Luadf•d with <IL'l'ess. ln" lfX) n1i)PS 011 nt'\I' rin::;s & eluding racL air, til! & 1t"lr vah·" job, nt•\\' rnufflf'r, j11. \Vh<'el ~l"t1!i11f'!, ,;terr\1 J'ad l\J t<'!'lfll' >:lnL \ln.~t St·r to ap-& la[)(' l.-:r.1· 1ncl•·s. Lie. No. 11n•ciulr $:(.(} J IR-:iJ."°. :u;:.c1111 V\v-u7i~:1~1n. E:\l"f'l (:ond, 1970 Eldor ado S5 19S )(111· niilt•aµ:c, t"1~\, 111·c;;. Sun1~111f, Cu . .;!nn1 hl lin h1•rl. .\\any <'.\tr;1s. S '2 ti :l 0 . ,}.l.".-2:.J~J. Bt"<1ut1ful insid1• .~-out. !la s farL air iii! & !rlf' 1vhl'f'!. door loi•ks, full lt·ath(1' in· 1rr1ut', Lu:. Nu. ·?GSAEA. '69 V\V Can11.cr. E~-rRA CLI:::\i\'. 1971 Cod Seel. DeV. P\Jr>-luµ. $S9'5 Cal! j,1&-4(';,9 racL air. full lea!h<'r in- r·trior, vinyl top. tilt & tel!' 1966 VW BUS \i•ht-el, A:\I & F':\I slf>reo GflOfl Cond. Call 1!9:i.7676 radio. J-tas only 10,00J miles. VOLVO 1972 VOLVO Lease Today at Best Rates $88. 74 Pe. Mo. 0 .A.C. Af.1/FJ.1, Auto, trans .. d isc brakes. 36 mo. For Leising or buying ;t)e.ox lwiiA -VOLVO 1966 Harbor, C.i\1-. 646-9303 VOLVO '7l, 14-1 i;trreo !a pt'. R-1 1. Auto, trans, 14.9.iO mi. ln1n1:1c·. S-1200. P R .pt y. 67.)-::384 Ltc. No. !~DNA . Phone 645-6677 1970 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa YOUR ONLY FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER Largest select ion or Old.it· lacs in Orange County. Sales·Leasing. Look for ou r full page ads every Wed. & Fr iday for our specials. ~ Nabers U Cadillac 2600 HARBOR BL., COS'fA f\fESA AutoS,Us td 990 :i4!1-9111<1 -Op<'n Sund~ -A-M-ER-IC_A_N-1'66 CAD CONVERTIBLE Unbeatable Prices ALL 1972 MODELS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE Dlj LIVERY INSTANT CREDIT IOPf'n Sunday) PHONF: &\j..;)799 gOOti cond., cli'at1. $1730. ----'-:cc-~·---"---\1 1\L GREF.N '~ 4~1-Cl).'39. TOYOTA :'11!flAC LE :v!AZDA ·r·c, ~v~w~CA7,~1=r~M=o=s~11~.c~.-"-.nt. Looks & run;; JikC' nr\\'. l..oad-American Motors t>d \l"ilh l'\'Cty option. Priced ,_;Gremlins .....,Hornets lo sell •969CQU\, Bkr. Call """Matadors ,...,Javelins hPfore 7 pm 64:r4392 or Y"Ambassadors 544·Z150. APPROVAL BANK ,FINANCING COAST IMPORTS l!l6i TOYOTA Corona. 4 Dr s1an<l!trd shift. Engine nrels rrbuilt. $}23 or ll('st ofler, call aft 7 pn1, or 1\·cekcn<ls ah .Mime, 97~1496 ask for Denni~. 21;i0 H11.rOOr Blvd. t'f'fr.. gas, a/<·. 12 vol!, Co!>ta ~!Psa Xtra<;. S.1200. 494..Sl71. Huge stock of '71's & '7Ts '70Cad Convt, like ne\v-lull Bin.Bin Savinns P\\T & air, <"ruist" control, ":II ":II ":II llhr seals, t'J\-1 stereo + '6i V\\' Van for sale or trac1e Harbor American 1apt>. rnrli11_ls, ~ial blu doY.·n tor nldet" car '+ c&sh. Home ot Convenient pain t, wht top. Other xrtas, VOLKSWAGEN '6.'! vw · 1'-a.<;thack, 4 Spd , Call .IW&-6841. Payments $4695. P\1 8'16-3222. J~kr .. p, . .idio. l-Jeatf'r, Air · 1966 V\\' -!'unroof 1969 Harbor Blvd. 1968 Cadillac Coupe deVille. ·ri:i TO\"OTA Coronri, \Vlule Cond., Real f\'il'c. $795. $.'iO. SACRJf'fCE. _C_o_s_lo_M_esa 646-0261 Gold \\'/Y.·hite top. Full pwr. w/blue inl., air, Af\1 /F'J\I li-!G-3242 or 5:)7-'1,">-10. 6-l2--tSJZ, '71 GREMLIN air. A~1 /F'~ stereo radio. ra1l10, Autu. Good Cond.1----~.~70;;-V\m.v<· ---· h.6~9,-;B~u-g-.-A-;-u'ID~m~,~,cio-. -E""'·'°':-:;J. Likr ney,.• and has n1ag Y.'h<'cls $2f.o0l 494-:>Wi. .J.-16-{IOOJ/r~IE>-lg.!4. A\1/F:\J $.1595 co1i<l. Sl~ or best offer. anrl big I ires. Very ]O\V '68-SEDAN de Ville, Leather. -;-i-O-T-,-,,-.0,-a_-,-d-,.~ha-,·~o-to-p-. · 5-16--:ii::l 8-12-1729. n11lt>s. !MGCQR. All p11,·r. Ne"' tires. All ex· Au!o tram-air (._'Qfld. 1971 V\V bug-like !lE'\\'. '63 V\V bug C'.ood condition $1695 tras. Sharp: ~Iust sell! lfl00-1200 \V. Pacific Cst. l h1-y. R.1f!/hea1t'J'. Lrill' n11Je. 9(00 n1ile-:. ~1800. $.123. :>-15-1147. 27£ Prin-Harbor American l;;;"'~"'c;;"-.',':-;;;-;,:c=::--~= Ne1vport Br:iC'h (7141 642-lMOG (;ood Cond. 81~-().t:«l R:l!l--7123 ion, CJ.I. I 1969 Harbor Blvd. 1969 CAD. El Dorado, Ji ,000 Thi ~ Shield 1\1e an~ T hat Rena ul t Sa les & Service '11 ·royota Corolla sr-a.-1-Va-g. '(i.'I \7\\1 llu .... sunn~r. lug '68 VOLKS\VAGEN, good I Costa Me sa 646-0261 mi., lea ther interior, loaded I lo' O\'"" a dt'""•i• O" 0 <'U00"" 1' 000 . "' I ., • k J•t __ , $169 •• ol a ·t· t CJ Be I --'"ith f'X-lra s. fle\V !ires. ._., ..__., " ., .. '" n11 s. . ..... n cor.., , ac : x '.'. , ""''· ·' '" · con !' 1~n. au o. ean. s 1 '69 -AMBASSADOR 1 County ,l\,\i-:l773 On,\<;, frr. ;.i.16-3507. offer. 536--4273. DPL 'I d JIT F lJ. . SJ,92ii. Priv. party, 968--93n . \Ve Authori zed Arc Yo ur Onl y Factor y Cadilla c Deale r sh ip Fo ur •nd one-h•lf a cre s of tota l a uthorize d Cadilla c fac ilities designed to bett er sell a nd serv ice C adillac a utomo bil es. 80 (wor k stalls) and 4 5 fa ct o ry tra in ed t echnicians. Large~l Select io n of late n1odel Cadi ll acs a nd o lher Luxury ears in ()range Co unty! '69 SEDAN DEVILLE Le n than 16,000 "'""'· Lot11I 1 owner Cotf 1old & se•vic ed by 111. Full P""""'· f11c+orv 11 ir, +II•· le! .. wh"el, at er"o t.,pe, AM /FM 1totr010 rtdio, ~:"Iv top, '""O''" inl•ricr, ~09u• prim. tir11 . Too cle1n to d•1cribe. (JJK.Sl '70 COUPE DE VILLE Vinvl top, c!oth & !•11 lh•r lnl•rio•. ful! powitr, Joor lock1, •ulom .. t•c '""' r•I••••· J0,000 1T1ila1. loca l ! own1r. E~tre ..,e ly be1utif11I. (714AKXl '68 COUPE DE VILLE Factory ,.;, conditicnin9 , full pow•r, 1!! 1"1 ther inl••<cr, pddd~d top, tilt & t•le,copic 1+eeri"q. 1lere o, door Inc.Ii•. light '""'i"''· lmm1cbl1i• lhruoul. [VVM 8711 '70 ·EL DORADO Fu!I power. f•cloty ,.;, co~d . t~l•·tilt whe.,I. '''""o door lce~1. vtnyl top, 1~~'~"' (n!~rior. AM/FM mul!ipl•• Sho .. ·1 m~l icu!ou \ '"'' throucih cul. i<IO J170) '71 EL DORADO looln ' ru,ris I(~, lhe ddy fi11! •old! Full pow•r. fotclory ot ir cond., l•l•·tilt 1ln•ting, door lee~•. Ctuis• co"ircl, vi nyl top, full '••lhtr in t~r<o1. f l09AGC!. N~w w1w Ii•••. '68 FLEETWOOD Brou9ham Fi'•"';,t p1i"f, •il'lyl fop, lot p•,lry I le1th•r !~. t11ior, full p ow1r. f1<tc1y otlr, tilt 'wh~•I, AM/ FM Ste••o •1dio pow•• d oor loc~i. (WWE92 SI SALE PRICED 54555 SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE 55222 SALE PRICE NABERS 2r:oo HARBOR BLVO. COST A ME SA 540-9100 ' 'Sent. ~p1. Opr n fi l S p.m. ----------·I--· -r. · u ) rquip '65 Cad st-1!a~ -dt'Ville~ •1,,,,,1., y ·s;, Bus, r.:rpte<l. 11ancled, l't'· 'G.; V\V. Jov.· miles, i 11!0\1' ""'I. Vf''"'' pretty. Bmnzr 1v,, " F'rom "Christmas Nl"."klies" · .. ~. .,, 11,-/blk ,.,·.,.!top full ~u1· ~ hit , 1600 Eng. \\'nil' Ovals. !ire~. very clean cond. $j7j. w/viny,! mof, Y\VT6.J6. "· • Y -.., p, .Tim Sll'mons Renau lt to ou•,..,.,..1\•n Lev· •. ,.· -''"'' "'" lo mo·1-M '••I 0 "d <n•V ... .. Gd l"Ofld. $112$. 67~5116. 67'.>-1'\j,) $1695 ... .,. " (' .. . r.?OJ. So. Main, Santa Ana turn "tra~h to <'ash" in a 4!16--2812. J hlk. 11or!h of \\'arner DAILY PILOT classifif'd 11.d ~970 V\V. LJ?\V ~ILEAGE '7l V\V <'amper, shag crp1. Harbor American lo;,.-,=c;;~-;;-c=,,.-,-.-.,.-.-1 Service Depnr1rnf'11t :-..16-4114 c.ood t'()l'\{l1t1on A il1 F' \1 J?\1 m !p· ·potlc~s cond ·r,7 CADILLAC CDV. Loaded. -c111! 642-J678 · -· ._,_ ' "· s · · 1969 Harbor Blvd SAC1l/1''tCF:. Be!<1Y.' blue &Iles Dc partniC'nt !"£i7-:i2·l2 radio. F:.\l1·a.~ :.57..JJ'i'O S.1 ,1.-..0/offer. Eve', 979-0SS:i IC M ,., 0 · 261 ------osta e s a -f1o111k. Rf"<·•·nt 11<'1v eng & Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 '63 V\V Cuslom paint !Sl:ill. -r ~1800 --1 ,1 ~ __ ....;_____________________________ BUICK !ff'~. ·I • ,);) -., "'' ~ cash. S!JJ--3994 aft 6 prn i\J.f ;;cc-o=~-~=-~- ~ ~ .... NIW ?J Vl!OA SI"' STH 1' '-'•1 dll, 1t1mt. ~.U It ftt•I -. 'Ymf. ilKI. 1•1, lk""M a otll c•rtYint '"ar· •n on •Pllr. crtdll tW" 41 '"''· Det.,ntl ''"''· lll"ic• satt.61 rttct. 1•1 a lk. ~vii c•tll !Irle• S1GS2.JJ lllcl. tax & lk. A11nu•I ,_,,,,.,. •te ll'l lt 11.~ Ord•r Y..n TMlt)'I ,... s100.,.. ~ $5645- ~ lEASING All MAKES&· MODElS THE COMPlfTE AUTOMOTIVE CENTER BRAND .NEW 72 llPAlA No.118916 $3499 OltDll TOUIS TODAY - '72 MAUIU Air cone!. pwr sl"t, ~ Pwr dlK bl'eka . va, llnMd 01a11, tll!Y 2..00 •m llft, 1uJO IHOI, SI .. . "'· \' .,, MAUIU. '.&It COl'ld. VI, a1,110, •11'.tl'IJ., tl.,90 '~~. • powtr a1w r Ylrlyl rOOI only Jl.t/llO mil.._ '/l.YJ1'1. '72 CHO. ¥1•T•• V•f, Ufllelftrd tral'lt., •ltl) bvm,,..-, ""''"' m!tr~r, r8d lo. Mal•t IS71fK. ''I CHIYILll SI~ w~ Vt> Alt (Df\O., PGWlll' lllet, LllOOllff r~ OMK01t $2399 '71 Yl•A ., Th• pOpvl~r ~ IPHI, bvO:tl u ei., ""'1'-...._ 111' t/rH, tadlo1 Miotw, 1190JH. • '70 ll CAM INO Air ~ond., 'it, IVIO 1ran1. pwr tletr . ., fNI' ; • Tl CHIY. YAN Vo To" VI, auro. lr1n•., orily 1t.«» mflf'l. JU. ,, .. or \\·kn<ls. l!l!H CAl1 <'iw df' Vie, all ex- il1(1re space .V po;1·c r tl1an bug. $.195 firrn 67:.....~n. '6:i BUG, ref!. Xlnt con<!. Sunroof, n1n.'\ grent. $630 or offer. 644-1721. 9'65 VOL KSWAGEN 645--0'282 '71 V\V Camper, Ai\f/F\1, pop lop, 19,00J miles. Good cond. 673-1077 '67 VW jmg, Slu1rp, perfec1 cond. &JG...6386 alt 5 pm or \11knds. ltB, '71 Buick Riviera tras, Sl:n:t. Private party. .~~3-32:\1 l.uxurious hardtop coupe \1'ith faetory :li.r t'Qnd., full poi\·r r l96:t Cadillac r-1ee1.,..-ood, Full fl01\'f'T. $550. including •lonr lock!i, vin~ t 64.').095.1 top, lilt 11·hre!, !itcreo muhJ·1 -~""'-.,.~~-~=-- plex, strata !;eat.'<, spo11 '62 Cad. SeOOn de Vil!e, \\'htels, e!c .. t1r. Vo>ry Joi\', :\fin! Cond. i;'ull pY.T. lo1v miles. f707CPl\1), S.J9:>. &U-2217 $4999 ~Cadillac U Nabers 2600 l.JARBOR BL., COSTA MESA CAD '69 Convertible, lo"' miles, Hke new, all extras. $3IDJ. 67~~- '69 EL Dorado, vinyl top, leather. Al\t/FM, Sentinel. Xlnt oond. $38f(l. 64&-2854. 540-9100 Open Snnday '64 \Vhite Cad CdV, Good '65 BUS w/Malibu camper ,67 B . k t~I f 1 condition. Best otter over ki1. Good eo11C!. L ow u1c .eelr11., u l $..100. 67:>-4i30 . mile.age. 546-4268 power. air , ra1!iiil~, xl nt ---.o;;~;;-::-=-=---I oood. moo . .w1-1313 CAMARO -,69-Camper $1100 or best oHer. 5'!0·8657 OK! Steal my twaul '6i1 --,.:o--::-:-o-:":"~-,.... ..... --1 Riviera w/full po\rf'r for '61 CAMARO 221 ·=11..-=S~U~P~E=R""B~E=F~;Tf.}.-'. - $1750 S36-8556 Need a "P,1d"! Place an ad! Ca.II 642..;R78. $1500. Must ~II. ,'>.">2-JUO 4 sperd, /-"'"'f'r .'Jleering. '68 Riviera GS, air.-fufi P~t=:'. radio, hrnter. 1vide ova l \Vhl.~. s lert.VJ. r lean, 1 O\vner. tn'cs, mag l\lhet?ls. (XCE, $209.j_ 199-3443. 2.1.!ll. Avte, Atr, l!t.( W'IMlowt, Otelit1 .... Ctti {fll)J. I PI CtAL L ASI f'LAN '148':... ..... OIL OVER SO UlED MfRCIDfS ON DllPIAY 1Nl 'Mtz lllD S•DA• 11111153'1 Prk td • Mt• ., $1195 'ff Ml ! 2241 • Aute Trani, Alt Ctr!'• (YXUG-1! ! SH Air 'fl MU .nt .. cou,, """"' ,, __ , •Ir ~,•!_ hth '•· 101111111 TESTED 'ft MIZ Dt IL COVPI Air Cond. Powll!' ,, .. ,.Ml (IU$1) ••11111m 4 Or Slcltn, Air CO!'lll, Alfflt Trlfll, l.9W MU•, (YZL· ''" . $3479 '11 MIZ ""' l.J CoW>e. LOl!Cltd, 811'1' ,, Leas• f02J. "' 12,000ml $1699 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC 24.SO llarbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 546-8017 '70 CAMARO 350 V11, 4 apeed, radio, heater, v1nyl roof, bucket 1teat1 (981. AVB). 12295. Tommy Ayres Chevrolet, 946 s. Coalt flwy., . Laguna Be a c h , 49<-174'/546.9967. SACRIF1CE! '68 Camaro SS, Rebuilt 396 eng. 4 lpd, ma.gs, Gdyn, air 1ehoeka, P.B., gaug~11. custom bi. $1599. 893-<!460. CHEVROLET --'66 • Dr. &:I AlN!, rfh, auto trnnsm. Runit good • Prlc«I to sell. 549-»is. '69 ~1AI_.1fl"u7.-,:-cir".'"'P,.-/~S-, °'d1'",.,-I brk~. Arr. ''inyl top. n,ro> mile:ii. S2:t)(). 8·1~7!'196 -,,2 Chev.-Sta. w.1• ms. 548-2253 'GS f{(EVELJ~~: 391 ttyd a uto, AM/FM, air, xlnt <Ond. $!loo. 543-.\.113 I • ·I I" 95 lo· le I~ n. 95 1·J. in· in- " 0 • il- y. "' E "· II ' '" I. + Ju '· .. o. '· ,. " s. ' I. ' J ~ !?t~----~~~~~ I "-... i?id ~-·· Q"aj.·i-·1!2:::1 , . allr!l-!!l!!!li!!',I __ , ~~~-ci~1r .. A•l!!'::.=::::z:t:,z: ~~~;!T~:· ~t :;:;'·;l,;,;~'~;;;1.~~1~.!~.~1 r~!·~-~~~--~--~1 .... 0~~1ioio~~Y-~~~or~j1~:~fn-l~ :; -~~:'~.~~~~~:. l!!i~:,T)Ai.ro.~~. 1e;.J1~;;;·;;;:;;;°';;'";"";;;~1~;.~~1·;;·;;."';'~';"';"";;;~~;;~;;;I ~ .... _ i1'4 111. __ ... _ ......... ·s.i. __ 1_1 ~. . -. A-, ~ '90 ......... UMd 9'G Autos, UMll 9'0 Autos, Uoed 990 Aut01, Uoed 9'0 Autos. UNd 990 Autos, UNd 990 ' AutOI, U1ocl ffD Auto1, UMd ' :-c=HIVR~,,,..,,.o--LET---_..;...;;.FO..;......lltD--OLDSMOllLE PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PONn~c PONTIAC PONTIAC RAMILER 'IS CHEVY '70 Ford Maverlc:kl------ ' : .. TA .. !!_ON w, ... -I 'Dr •ed. Hu 28,000 miles on '70 Olds Toronado .,.~r. tl u 0 m • t c If. A nice clean car ZWD- tn.nl., power 8 1 t'"' r in I. 195. · 29,000 milM, OM 01.1.·ner, Full power bralle1, l~RRr rack. $ Po\i\'tt, & Vinyl Roof, Rc- E.xcellent con d 1 t lo n. l 1195 mainder of factory \Varran· ow"":;..:~"!:.,_;,., BILL BARRY ty. 1301BMPl. 134'9 MIRACLE MAZDA CREVIER '71 SCAMP 1970 PLY. SATELLITE A very exceptJonal car w/VS. WAGON . auto, ps, air, vleyl root 11..nd A ir. pc>wer, llUIO, A vacaUon \pss than 10,(0) mile•. Set:' 1Pf'Cl8.I. U c. 154£Bl:. 11 , drive 111 huy it! COJDIV. $2"7 1 $2497 Harbor Americ:a11 1 Harbor Amerlc:an 1969 Harbor Blvd . 1969 H•rbor Blvd. -'72 8011nlevilie $4497 2 Or. lh1rOtop. f ull) 1<1u,p pt'd, Al'il • F·:-.1 rlldll•. rutl~ l 1 v.•httls. nu· f"!Hlr!. 1~111 1'1' stcerin~. J'I01\i'r l•1,iJH·~ j Demo 2:-157\'X-::oi· ~.· '70 Bonneville ~t,i lion 11"'011. l s('aL Th is ";1 r hus f'Vl'l')'th1tl,K. Air. Ult 1• !?!. !l!C'rro n:r.rt:o. 1\,\1 /!":\1 , 1111r \.\lndo\\s, p~r 1>e1111. A 1·r>11l h{"!IUI)' 11 Ith 1011> n1ilrs. ~!!)()OJ::. '72 Grand Prix $4995 Fully equippe.t, 1\M f:d stt>re-o, air condll1on111i.:. rttlly II 11hN>l11, ~1·r ~h't'rlnl(, pi011 rr brakt!ll, pu11 ir 11 u~ do11 ~. 2"57R2A. u..:11J1; '69 R11mbler Ame ric•n 6 ~·y l ·a.Ir. A 1111·t· N:•:Ond t'lll' .Stof·k •11 '7 \ $147 Harbor Am•ric:an 1969 Harbor Blvd. Coit• Mesa 646-0261 '65 RAM BL e-ri-2130 llatboc Bl,d. Pontlac.OMC-Compors MOTORS Costa ~1f'Sa F l•t flst St. at S.A. Ftwy. l 208 W. l11t S1., Sttnta Ana Coat• Me111 ~261 1 Co•t• Me111 ...o261 '67 PLYM. Barracuda,~ ne>.1' 1-'64 PL YMOUf H- ti.res. 1 Owner. $900. Call 11 H .• 'l.dio, hf'ntf'r, aulomatic BILL BAR RY $3595 BILL BARRY BILL BARRY F iat-GMC-Pontiac C.:la.:.a1l', V·"· 1t 1.1tu, Pll & nu1 1r• RlL\:684. '68 Impala Custom 2000 E. i.1 s1 .. s.n1. '"" a3s.3111 , .-hmroo. P.••••. h"'"· .,,. T.,.,,:·~ ... '°"'"'"" '68 Cutlass Supreme S36-7393. Irani. ORt.:l'f.ii. NO ~toney do v.·n. T.O.r . 1971 1 $395 F i•t-GMC-Pontlac ~1st St. 11.I SA t1,11 1 2000 E . \~I S1 ~.11,1 .1 \n.1 !'ki/! \\,l~I Pontiac-GMC-Fiat • \~t SI ;tt ·"·A. fl'\\') 1 :2U:.~l E:. 1.,1 ,.:1 Snn111. /\11.i •l '<\ ... ! ,1! ~ .. \ ~·1 ... 11 ' s527 ~'"'' ~: 1sr ~t. s:in1.1 \na Harbor American -•,,'i,>( H~M f I 1969 Harbor Blvd. I P!yn1outh, 8 cyl, 2 rlr. r ury PHO~r: s.1~:)799 poWer Mtttrinl(, faclory air, • air cond. A~f/F1'1' stereo · exlrn clean \\'BJ267 Sl.295 di & 2 Dr 1-t. Top, dlr, fnct air, Jn. Chrome sl.\le mad 711lllACLF. 711 .\Zl • A '10 CA'T'1\L!'.I.:\ I <it \'111_1 I _ ,, l.111· 111" 1'n"1n1· 1··tt~I Costa Mesa 646-0261 111p. t ,.·111r;· a1~· 'tnctor~ I . • · ra o ll!.pt dttk. Full ~wr lo ml, (XlPOOI J. 'f nke small Tommy Ayres ~hevrnlet, 946 @Quip. T ilt wh~ and Vinyl do\\'TI. \Vi ii flflMfC' l'vt. Prv. S. Coa1t lf\1-y., Laguna I~. $.3600. !\fr. C r:1~· 1Jay~ C· II r W)..8736 f[ 10 • v•heels. Air cond. Bu1~kf't ' 2Jj(} Harbor lll1·d IC'll1S. S.l)-..4518. Costa 1'.1f'~n HT, :i1r. !"'l!'B, nl~., '68 Pontiac Le M•n$ .\l1rhl'ltn sll hll 11··· 'I 1--1 11.tt •lt"I' «•1t1;"' \'..:, 1• 1 I "" · ,., .... 1, "' 1h lock-• STUDEBAKER .~ "·I 1" lo ,, t' \. !lrrs. I Beach, 494-7744/M6·9967. ;,.I0-91192 ~vl.'s 64Z-32fl.~. 4~~-GSl~. 8 am LADY'S paml}f'rC•l ·,;'} Crin1 PONTIAC l'of'll $19(,() ur ~ .. ~1 .,1ft•t l'\l j ~!•'•'1'111..: L.t d1v .Uld 111 .. ,, AIR. auto, Jo niil··~. A-J I pl)'· 6-l-l-~11\11 1\'LiY ~:!l l. ' ' I ' f ' I' 1~11 I B·· ,,1,., 11 , ·• •·! ~! .111 •1r \,r-.1 , .i '66-Malibu Sport Cpe. '"' Foni Sia w.n .. l'>/l'B. tDG7ill<" C"11"' 11·, ... "";-;;, 1~"~l. Below book. iiJ7 .... ~~~ I ·t~i \A' r.111.11.11, 1; cyl. Ch·;11i. I '70-C:--.\1,,n, S1i01·1 Co11pt " 1 S 1299 ,,r/1·1· ~·11' 1~:;; 1.:1, 11,' •.,."1 1 1 "°1 nd._ Good cond. r>lust ·I harrt'L 4 sp ~t1!'k. P/B, ,.., . -eav1ni' IU\\"n . S4 0 0 I'/' F v."'• auron1::ittr, Jll'l~1er s!et'r · 673-94.?0. · . . iiu·. ~~-~l~<'hl'hn '72 StHellitf' cusl 4-0r. F ull 1 11r1·d• £i1~lnf' \\·o.rk $1.:.0. PIS. Pill. u,1 ••ind . 11~1\C\ equip, lo 1nl. unrler 11i·arr. 1;11;..:1]0'.: :Xlnt f'lllld ~.1!1..'•11 •. DAVE ROSS PON TIA C RAMBLER T-BIR D 1ng lt brakes. r :n!io, h1•a1t~r. _ tuvs. pr1/pty •• ,:r-J,J.i Bus. 11esf offt'r. 639-?.G'iR ----------'ti9 1~0111111(• (;T(l . :X lnl 1'>11d. '&-I BOi\l\'1-.:\'ll.Ll., a ir l'h!l<I. (IFJ920L SUJJ.l. Tonuny '69 LTD \Vagon. 6 Pnss. ~~)6.17 Jtes. Ayres Chcvrnll'I, !M6 S. 1:--II, auto transm, air cond. \VIL!. ~1·ll ivhih• Turonado. Const }[\\')'., L<g11na Beflcti, X!nt <"OIKI. A real baraain a t Jmmul'. rond. Ar Hlur Book '65 llt>d Barrl\('\lda. g<I conLI .. !1mooth running. 8 ryl nir. $-195. 673-5831. cilr, 11uf11, \IU~I !Qp, ;d! i'\lf. f'/S, l'/B, $-1."il t;qw/!<!t•r"O, nin~s. $:!195 fl' 1:..i:.-1 ;1~ • , • 1. • .. 1r,·r ( 'i>-1 t \I•''" ,,, " X32-l5!17. ~----'!8 1'111111.,, 1.• \I_,.,, 11 'j;'l l>(l:'\'TI.\(' T1•n1111 •t ""11\ 1 1' , I , , Hu11~ I J \\ , I! 11 I I C 1.I ': • -' \' 1 I• I 494-7744/546-991'.i';'. $25-W. S4S-2MS. price. r.1u.~1 .~rr 1<1 appre- --'71 CA-MA-RO 19G5 Fairlane 500 2 Dr hrdtp, ciate. 5\S·l:,OJ F~ t~~e~r:; Pi:; 4 ~d. r.Hlio, heuter, pcw.·f'r auto tran&, R/H. S550 * steering, hu<'ker !rats. 833-Z353. Autos, U1ed Autos, U1e d 1: I ll ,-,._'I'll! ' I ' ll!\f 111 "" $50, Turn unusrn Llf'n1s in~o quick 1 !\1'11· br.1k•·'. • ,,,. n·hll-E .. '\t'11 I } 1 , 1· 1 .111 nT. , ·" c·i· _I~'\\ n_•il1•.11:1 't.'l~ > 110.">-li~;} rash, C'aH 642-5678 (1Jhti. ,,,,1.1 ~1i ... H1~-'---_ 1 i•· .1 111.-1 • , .. 990 I Autos, Used 990 Autos. Us.a 990 (Auto~. Used ~~---~990= A~cn.-Us 0 e'd ' $2799 ORIG. O\\'NEJt '62 Gahtxie -----------~ PHONE 6-1.-1.;,;99 f'art. 1ur. Clean. $515. l\flRACLF: :\IAZDA 673--0G:l:l, 67:>-1469. 21:i0 Harbor Blvrl . '67 Gal .100~2~d7,~h-,-. -pl-,.-1-,,-0, (ogta l\f ri:.1 tac n ir, I 01vner. $850. '69 Qlevelle SS, Auto Tra11s., 6'1-1-0753 alt 5 or weekends . Air Cond., Po11'•'r St('rnng, '66 F'airlane -3ro GT. Auto, PO\ver BrakP.~. \\:hite Vinyl f'wr. Slel'l', Crllgars, Nev,. Top, Bkr. :\tany Extras. lin-s. $.S50. 963-1~71. Sacrifiec S189j. fi.Ui-32-12 or * * ·-o ""'-' ll c. GT ··7-6-1(} I r vau '1.ll('iirro, , ~ · run p1\T, lo mi., clean. HARD SELL IS FOR ,, . '61 Chevy '.Va~oo 1vith 28J i m,j. &12-8598 ef1i'irn:t -runs goocl . Good , ,._ ---• 1. N"'" h d 64 Gal 500 2-dr ht, p/s, pfb, w..,., uv.... II't'S. """"' ea · 1 XI h pak t Good l,r rtatio nir , O\\'ner. nt n1ec car. esS&.· 67fr~s~ve1> ; cond. nev.· li~11. 8.10-7369. wkends, IMPERIAL H -J1~HARD TO SELL CARS ONL y 1970 Nova SS CouPf'. 350 VS. Auton11tic trans., factory gauaes & T,\CK. Bu{"krt Seat11. \1inyl top. Power Disc Brakrs. $207S. 5:n.121s. "BILL WHlTLIDGES" SUNSET MOTORS ORANGE COUNTY 'iO l\Iontc Carlo :<!nt ronrl. LOCATION air, p/d brakl's, jog job 1971 lmperi11I Cpe $4495 changr n<'el',.,sitalcs quick l.A'l.cied v.·it h llC<.'Cs. Jae·!. air. sale. i\!~1ke off('r. 8JJ-!l.1!;)6. rill 11hf'C'l, en1iS£' contrril. '611 CUSTO:\! Jn1 rr1!.1 2 dr. dr1nr l<X'k~. lrat!wr intC'rlor, Viny! 1np. air. PIS. 1ilt "·hi. padded top & its beautirul. Orig. 011 ner. ·lli.001 mi. X !nt Lie. r\o. 7'57CTP.. ·. rond .. ~J.i2-'"1. ~~10-1:,1:::. Phone 645-6677 ·10 ch"·' """",;;-,~-.-;;;i:. 1970 Harbor Blvd. stick, hkr., Radio, Heater, Costa Mesa Nt\.\' Tu~s. Sa f' r I l ic e, 1--------- 646-3212 or 5:i7-4540. MERCURY 1972 CHEVY 6 Van, 7,000l--------- 1 miles likf' neir. $3200. '69 ~tERCURY t\.1ontf!rey I' Poon~ 551-2891 ~·· ala. wiJl. Ra(ijo, air, pov.·er ateerln1 A brakes, . 19Zi1 Chevy &l Air. ~bJt V-'~ rack. Xlnt cond. ) 8, P/S, Gd. 111~. Body In-Wk days phone' 544-7730. terior ·$Wl. &12-1718. · after 6 &: on wkn<!a 492-3187. ,-1~ J~1 PALA -I dr. h.1. Auto, ·09 11,fbc eou&r. XR7, xlnt •1, PIS, a ir. Sl.29.J. cond. Lo ml, vln top, 11.ir, * 5:11-9188 * J>!l/disc br1<a, nu tlres, $2500. l .-67-El_C_;-;-mino, tJlx. fact air, 87J-322'J aft 6 pm. V-8, co1·rn-'tl rear deck, Mw 19Qi Colonv Park Station tires. 6i.'>-::i.3:".~. \\'agon. Cl~an. Extras! Lo'v CHRYSLER l!lf~(\ OlRYSLF:R ~E\V YORKF:R Air. crui~ control , tilt !: telescop ic steering, po11i·er n1ilra.1;e. I 0\1·nrr ~.".-:l2AA. 1%7 COUG/\H, a il', ps, pb, auto, vinyl top, xlnt cond .. g&2..,UD, 548-4906. MUSTANG soalll, i;1c('ring, di!I.: brakes. 1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= aulo trunk N'lea.se. Private party. S47-9€D4 or t"\'e BEAUTIFUL! ~29lt 1965 r.ruSTANG 2+2. Thia ~C.....-~~=-~~1 car is immaculate, with a '6~ Chljls. T & C Y.'agon. Full new V-8 engint>, new paint pov.·cr. t\\·o air!, luggage job, (done by a F ord deal- rack S550. 1856 Pomona, Apt erl. Fully equipped v.·ilh 4. C .. C.:0.1. speed transn1isslon a.nd tnch 1964 c1-.. ,-.• ~1,-,~lm-,,..~,,-,,,,...,.-l-<l~r alr condit ioned. 1nag v.·hee!JI. serl11n. Best offe r O\·er S !9j. It's the popular taatback 6-12-1.~i-1. morlel and It Is beautiful. '70 Jn1peri11l 4 dr .. l'!Pl'CO, rl<' $900 firm. 19,COO n11lcs. :\tint cond II 638-1132 $-129j flrrn. 968--3037 '71 Contlncntnl l\lurk Ill Gol1\ 1vilh Black Vinyl Top. Lond<'<I. nnr 0\1•nrr. private VK. /\u1 on1at ic. Po1\rr Steor- par1y. 714 : 4!~1-1;).)•1. in~ & Brakes. Duck<'! Seats. {T'T\1749 ). $1395. Tommy Ayres Olcvrole:t, 946 S. 1--------,....,.1 CollSt Hwy., LRguna Beach. 1968 COUG AR 302. 2 hbl, 491-7744 /544i-9967. ::'~~ i;,~',;,~ ";'~:~ '~':}: '70 MUSTANG-MA=~c-H~I COUGAR 837-3370, after 5 pm . 830-2621. One of t~ Sharpest CU'!! In '71 Coup.J' XJ;t4 convertible. Oraftie County. Ru every Full pv.T + all extras, available nptil:in. Sold new AJ,,tff'?it s!ereo. !rather in-for ove:r $5000. f67tAVAl. ter\or, etc. Low mile~. MRke r ea10nable Ofter! Musi i2.005. ;i-iS-6988 or 673-6498. 11ell! Bkr. Call before 7 pm DODGE 6'>-092 or 6'4-l950. 1 ----,-~--"".-1'67 ?-.1USTANG Fastback. low '66 DOdge Coronet ml h~n~. good cond, nt\v 500 l\fll'dlop «:OUpe. >I apecd.1 ~u-"co'°"· '.,.',"--340~~-"-='=''.,:io_._~ radio 1J1d heo1,r. <RUC330). * '66 Muatana. Xlnt cond. $1i99 Good tire•. llldio DAVI! ROSS 1100" ...._ -"IY!Jme PONTIAC '61! COllVEllT. A ..... """" Yt.llolA·. Vl'ry clean. Orta. 2840 Harbor Blvd. Ofo'ner. $'150. 675-523.1. to.ta Mesa S46-8017 '69 Mu1tanr Mach r. ~. i '69 MONACO In Rood condition. 0.•t ol- 4 or. H. Toj,, dlr., fACI air, fer. 673-1969. · loAded. Undtr z ,IXI> mt. OLDSMO•il ~ Let'"" World Special <VQC1---o.· ___ ;;.........,; , en. Taka clt:an cu er 1' "10 O'cla Teronado. 1.-dtd 6: ' M6-rn6 alt Ill am -IL l"""""'°tt. Bolo-<if '69 O.rt OT, V-8, auto, air, faCIDry warranty. Ownet Red •fy,tit f:P. lmm.ac. 1 173-11531. ...,.,.. $1695. 614-1323. I ·.61!=.:.Vls;o:..to_Cru~ilft--9-... ~, f!dRD woeon, •le, Pl•, p/b, etc. Orl&· owner. ~tm. WE DON'T NEED IT HERE AT CONNELL We SELL Guaranteed Cars At Advertised Prices • You Like A Customer Before and After You Buy! • • And Tr ent '66 FORD MUSTANG Coup•. R1dio, •11lom1li< lr•n1- mi11ion, 1h•rp <•r. 1706A) '69 CAPRICE 4 DOOR HARDTOP Beil one. R1dio, Yinyl roof, lilt wh••I, power 1le••i~9 , 1ir co11d, l l,140 mil, •. l••utiful. IZNR- 758 ) 52499 '69 NOVA COUPE VI . pow•r 1t1eri"9• rtd io, 1ulo- m1 t>c lrtn1mi11ion. { 147BVCI '65 MUSTANG COUPE VI, r•dio, power sle•ri n9, •ulo- m•lic h •nurii11 io11. ! 40.000 mil•1. (AlB950) '72 PINTO COUPE 1,756 mil 11. H•1 1un roof, ,,d:o. 4 1pted, new condi!;on. 2.000 cc. e nq jne. t •l 41YZ J '71 PINTO COUPE 2000 cc. 1n9in1. Aulom•tic lr1111ro1 i11io", ••dio. Sup•rior ,a,. ilb4CFH I ~999 '71 FORD TORINO VI coupe. Vinyl roof, r•dlo, pow•' ,,,,,;nq, •11tom11li(, ,;, co11d. Sh •rp. 11S2CF01 52699 '68 RAMBLER AMERICAN Coupe. Biq 6 cvlind1r, 111toni•· fi< fr•~1mi 11i on. !577BXCJ '71 BUICK LE SAllll Coup•. Vinyl 'oof, •ulom 1lic, pow•• it11rin9 I br~k e1, •ir col'Hll .. 1h1rp c'1r. !P25•71 '2899 '72 VEGA COUPE ] 1p•ed, t•dlO, 5521 mil••. shbwroom fre1h. M•g wh••l1, ..,l,;1, r1i1ed .l•"•• lire1 . I 70 I. ETF ) '72 MALIBU COUPE 'fello .. t••· m1.,k vinvl lop. low mil 11. VI, r1d;o, •ulom1lic. 1ir cond., 1uperior c••· (1590CKl '71 CHEY. CAM.ARO CPI. () cvl., •ulo1t1afic, r1dio, pew•• 1te1rin9. 0 11., <11r 1fu/ ow•1•, 12,000 rriilft. !~2lfl8) Could in1t•ll •it f•1 $270 mor•. '71 I 'l!'!'PAl"'l'LA-.,.."'"'!'ll!ll"'l'l'll~A-.. CUS,OM COUPE R1dio, p0w1r 1l••ri119 l br1\u, au!ott11!1c, •Ir c1114., ¥iirjl r~f s ~pedor .. ·~· conditl•11 lOSlC PO l.. • s '70 IMPALA CUSTOM COUP'I Vt , r1dio, •<1lomet1c, pow•r 1t11•i n9. OK "'•rr•ntv !P27 5JJ '70 MONTE CARLO Cpe. 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Rold slaJ>! altOtil lo lbe beat ol the battle between In· --Jolin Sdlnlll ad .... cball-Andrew lllnshaw for the Ropublbn nomination in lbe 39tll CCIWl't 11oi .. 1 d• trict The signs go up.. 10metlmel to be defaced, sometimes to be ~ over by a rival'• poster, and aomtllmes to be left intact. By far the moat prollllc players in the poster game ore the candldatts In the first superv isoria1 diBtrlct. As usual, the charges · that opponents, or their eager supporten are "tearing down my signs faster than we can put them up" is being heard from almost every candidate. SUNDAY -.1 '\U\\ 'I'!~ i \I llo\v big are signs u a persuader to lbe undecided voter! No one really knows but It iJ lh1s unknown factor lhat leads a candidate to plasttt his name and qualifications all over tht coun tryside. From giant blllboards al ong main highways to handbill size stickups . the virtues of Battin, Wenke, Balch, Davis 1nd Hill are being broldCD!l to the paS!Ulby. The other candidate, Mrs. Sadie Raid, ha:s been Jess noticeablt in t~ sign war. Part of the 1\gn game is attacking your opponent lnd\recUy, as being r esponsible for tearing down your signs. Candidate John W. "Bill" lfill's aides havt t'hll'Jtd lhat "penons unknown"' hive hffn sitcklng Wenke (Wllliam Wenke, Santa Ana attomey) bumper stickers over the "I" in HUI sfgns. Wt nke follower:t counter with 1u .... 1·usations thal someone has been \\'riling "lrvif)fl" ACl"OJIS the fM,. of hi~ ~lgn" Irvi ne, in case you don't get the pit- ture. is not a popular phrase in Santa Ana which takes up about 40 percent of the first district. John ~le Donald. one of candidate \\'nllv Davis' supporters cO!:nplains l h 11 t hi~ fa\·orite offi ce seeker·s sign~ a r e sprouting mustachel all over Fountain Valley, Gardtn Grovt , Westminster ud Sant.a Ana. Paul BAich tl8YI opponenta have goo. too far. Th<oy are allegedly tearing down his signs and ~lacing lhtm with their o~·n. llill's campaign manager. Richard Ji lli Ailiu1111, charge.11 Uiat nwre thao 60 of hi.-.. unc le 's nameplates ha ve been destroyed , in the dark of night. - Some hu1norous aspects crop up Jn tht l'01lllnuing sign war. l)avis "'·orkers recently placed 1 sign 011 vacant property near South Coast (St~ SIGNS, Page Al ) VOL. 65, NO . 156, 7 SECTIONS, 108 PAGES ORAN GE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, JUNE ~. 19 72 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Pilot Safe After Ordeal In North SAIGON (AP l -Capt. Roger C. Locher is going home a free man after 20 monlhs of air con1 bat, three MIG kills and a belly full of fru it and chives. Over 2.1 days, the 2R-year-<Jld airman sneaked through lh1noi's backyard. By his stealth he avoided an in vitation to the "Hanoi Hilton." a prisoner of Yr'ar camp for downed Am erican pilots such as Locher. He S\\'iped chive s from a North Viet- namese garden, holed up on a little mountain aod got so bored he shaved twice with a surgical knife fr om his surv ival kit "just for the bell of it." North Vi~lnamese troops got to within 20 feet of him on occasion , but hi!: moun- taintop camouflage work!d. A U.S. Air Force annada of 30-40 fighters and helicopten. driven off once by Soviet-built MIGs, returned Friday to pluck Locher from the mountain side perch where be spent his: Jut two days. By then be was tl,tlausted, hungry and 30 pounds below bis normal ~ight of J80. Despite I.ochers' two !ha-Yes, the rescue heli copU!r landed hlin at his home base in Thailand with several days' beard and a wide grin. A hero's welcome a.,.,·alted him, including a bear hug from thi! Air Force general who runs the air ·war in Indochina, Gfn. John W. Vogt. Locher was shot down on May 10 northwest of Hanoi by MI G interceptor shortly after be had bagged his th ird ~IlG since February. He was on his 40th combat mission. He had served his normal one-year comblt lour, but ex- tended for a second year. The ordeal means an early return home to his parents, Mr. and ¥ts· Ted Locher in Sabeth.a. KAn. Loeber recalled that when his F4 Phan- ton was hit with a heat·seeking missile, (See SAFE, Page Al l Yorty to Join HHH, .l\'lcGovern L1 TV Debate LOS ANGELES (AP) -Mayor Sam Yorty accepted IS minutes of prime television time from the National Broad- casting Co. Saturday to campaign for Democratic presidenUal nomination ln California. Officials al KNBC-TV here said the TT}ayor would be seen in the Los Angeles area from 7 to 7: 15 p.m. Al the same tilne the ABC network planned to air jts "~ssues and Answers" debate progra rn fealuriilg Yorty, Sens. !Tube.rt llumphrey and George McGovern-. a representative ol >Jabarna Gov. George Wallace and Rep. Shirley Chisholm. The Mayor taped the ts.minute seg- ment Saturday night. Officials at NBC ,1Bid the mayor woWd be aeen from I to 1:15 p.m.. PDT and Hop. Sblrl•y Cbitbolm -1<1 appear Im- mediately afterwards Ill a 15'-minute Mpent. \ 1 °' J 4 An hour later tile ABC aetworli plann<d to air its "lSSOts and A'nswers" debate program featuring Yorty, Sens. George McGovtm ind llUbert Humphrey, a reiireoent.aUve of AlabarM Gov. George Wallace and Im. ~· ' Beautie All l\falc BOSTON (UPI) -Entr1 .. for wha t Is bellevtd to be the natloa 's f i r s t ~·male beauty· cont.est are being ac· cepted for • July 2S l!l&eint here. Contestant• In ·th< Adonil '71 com- pelitloo will be ju4&t<1 by I panel of .-oa the ba1i1 <ll physical beauty, ......,Jar. developmonl Ind dramatic or musical t.olenl. • • 1 • ,,,,_ c ~ ·: DAJt.'f. Pl&oOT '""" ..... A YOUNG GIRL IS ENTHRALLED BY MARCH ING TROMBONISTS IN COSTA ,,,EIA l'ARADE ' Crowd of 50,000 Wa tch Bands, Drill THms Perform in Fish f ry Festival , Tijuana Poli~e Steal Show Motorcycle Daredevils Entertai1t Mesa Crowd By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of ... ~ ,..., fllrt The re may not have been 76 t.romlxlnes in the Costa Mesa F ish Fry Parade Saturday, but it did have its own Tijuana brass. The spit and ·polish was on the jack- booted young men of the Escuadron Su lcida . a fla shy troupe of motorcycle daredevils from t he Tijuana P o I i c e Department_ Thei r special pcrfonnance at the 27th annual parade "'as arranged by Tijuan<1 f..1ayor f..1aroo Antonio Bolanos Cacho and his chief of police, Ernesto Vizcai no Gar· rido. Both joined a gl'O\.lp of Costa Mesa luminaries and a cast of thousands on Center Street just after the parade to watch their feat! of daring. Carrying many more men on their shiny motoreydu thin appo•red pru· dent, the '.f1.juana mounted police officers -aUired In blood red sbirtJ and block trousers · -lbrllled the spectators by riding past Costa Mesa Park in ever-in- creasing human pyramids .. The 90t'Detimes rather wobbly course ol the cycles and · the fact that the men perfonned sans helmets, lent credence to tbe claim of "suicida" that was em b1aioned on their sweat.!lhlrts. But the parade had it s trombones loo -perhaps more like 760 -which blared rousing marching tunes for the entirr course of the two-and·one-haH hour parade. Interspersed V.'ith 15 floats, novel1~1 units. horsemen. clo\~ns, and sequinrd drill teams, bands rang out their music all over the downtown area -sometimes even drowning out the raspy commentary 0£ TV barker Dick "Whoa Nelly" Lane. the Channel S anchor man for the televis- ed event.. The parade progressed In an orderly fashion and was witneued by an estimated 50,000 ·persons, acconlin« to Parade ptlairman. Qlff We9dorf. Much hilarity ~ · catMCI, bow ever, when Shrine's. '°"'ed past lhe n!Yiewing stand on mJnibikes and miniatUre tin lizzles, dodging road a)lp]es l•ft behind by equestrian unita.. • other bright spots were provided by the brawlln.g and shootouts of the Ca rson Raiders, a group of Costa Me sa western stWltmen, and the ClaSsics car Club of Santa Ana, an association of "low rider s" who thrilled the crowd by jerking their tu ck·and-roll hot rods along in an up-;;ind·down motion like galloping horses. Winner of the big prlte -·the S\vccpstakes float trophy -was the entry by the Garden Grove Strawberry f'estival. It was a choo-choo train com- posed of lattice work with the theme, "Rolling through lhe Years." Politicians were well-represented in the parade as well · and among the smiling (See PAllADE, Pag< AJ) Humphrey Scoffs Poll Sun to Shine On C,oast Again A bright and suooy day has been pre- dicted for 0r,nge Cqlost residents today by the Los Angeles Weat~r lnforr'natlon Bureau . As Big Showdown Nears ltig~ are e1~tep . to be in the 70's and Ill's ai1d .lowl In the :50'1 and !O's. The 'r"ter .1-•tUre 19 erpected to LOS .ANGELES (Al') -Sen. Georg• M~vem . ~inl the mometttum ond t1ie risk ol U.. !leavy favorite, faces Sen. Hubert H. Hl!IJll)hrey Tuesdoy in Calllomla'1 prellidtntlal primary, where t1ie pr1>1!11!17,bt the'-auc nomtna· tlon for the W!lltti"lliiGat. " · '!'be winner-will · take away 271 presidential nominating votes , and ·ii M«lovein' can-lljJPl'O&Ch tile landllide lor<euf by 'pUbllc cipinlon· surveys, It OOllld ~ him to flr1t-l>allOt vlcWl1' Bl 1he De"-*llC l'j•~ 'Connntlon fiVe w-·btnee. ' Humpbrsy scolred at tile Independent C.Ufomla poft th1t rated McG4vorn the leader by llO J)el'COl)t, called the figures rionstnse, and 1ald even II he lo.1e1 he ha5 no lnl<iltioll or folding his pollilcal tent. C&llfom!a's Si one "'of four prln\arles ~oday, IS 'Iha 'loac .ea.... 0 f ~UC ~..-nean·ao .m.1119 the one that -tile .,. that' ha• clllm<d lhe blflell'\;;lfmlnt o( cam- palgn time and money -and the one M~mustwin. be thO ---M delrets. McGovern said he bod not UliJught tile spread between llun!Pln<Y and hhmetr as great-u -lhe l>OllrlliJ JlltJd lleoe1rch Co'1'., ~ !lat lllo oirn or1anizat1on conW •-iiii'~1~et1 him· 11 , per<entace.polDll ahaOd. StratecJN for Ille -llallola -. wllo ...ited out GI Ille lleld when be llarted .......... prlmarleo11f9 l!llllh• ii; wen a>aceroed at ~ .lbal 'f!OUld Ill tbell' Calllarnia tarp:i41M high, ai1d Ute the 'ei!g• oa a narrt!tlr ory. "! ce\Ulnly wouliln't pnc!l4 to per cCnt spread,"'"McQovtrd" 1ald', wamlng his forces lgatns~ Overconli4*e. In terms of nominati ng ' '!/ o t e ! , Tuesday's margin maket no dtfference. The CADdidate whose slate IHds the statewide contest wins all 271 dclegales. 1 Bui polUical pqcboloCJ .II. lmpoctanl, too, becaust i>o candid a~ wllt ID to the IS.. PIUMAllY; ...... 1All •• THE Dl!Fl!NDEllS - A report . ~l~~~-.opm~-,~ tbt Pl!bllc . de(endu'•'~" .... 11"' ~~ft tl)e Ltgal Aid So<leiy; a~!i ·Iha\ d•ferld th• inUlgcnt lri .cr/m!"'1·al1d ~lvif ca11<s. 1s unp<\ld aid unrou:nd aW?;CJ . . " llAMME~MITll IS OUT :-Critic Rex !Iced thinks the movJ• lboulcl ht put back but tht. produce r J. ~ttu-Ctcan or Laguna Niguel, wbo Ima~ lhe l'I.$ million product.kin in a ~It venture, hopes the crowds •111 ll'• u, a . . . Unarmed Pirate Algiers With $500,000 Lands • Ill By The r\.'!SOcla\t•d l'rt'!'>S An apparcn1ly u11:1rrned air p1r:llt' look a jetliner front the Unilf'd St:ilt.:!i to Algiers \Vil h $500.000 ra11sn1n Sall1rd:1y and reportedly asked for a~vlun1 . ,\ !>t'- cond weekend hiJ ackini.: sa"' ihc arrf'st 111 Nevada of a 1nan <"hargcd \\'11 h parachutini: .,.,·ith part of $200.000 paid by an airline. And a third man SLHT1•ndt'l'l'll to ~ S authorities in llonduras to fatl" rh:irgr.; that he parachu ted into tha l country \.\'llh ransom last mont h after a similar hi- jacking. A young hijacker dressed in 11 U.S. Army captain's unifonn arrived at -.Algier'• . Maison .Blanche Airport ac- companied by a woman companion and holding $500,000 ranSom paid a day ·{::{ ·tt ·::r \) Wife of Pilot In Hijacking 'Not Worried' Two Orange Coast alrllne pilots have safely returned borrie after being re- leased by a hJjacker who exchanged their m jet for a larger craft that took him to Algiers. WesU!m Airlines pilots J er om e Jucge nes, Huntington Beach, and Thomas Crawford, 31. of 10586 La Lila Lane, Fountain Vall ey, were released in San Francisco where the young black hi- jacker switched lo an intercontinental range Boeing 720. A third flight officer, Edwa r d Richa rd son, Palos Verdes , and about hall of the 98 perso ns on board were al so allowed to disembark after a ransom of '500,000 was paid by Western Airlines. Mrs . Sharon Crawford said Saturday night her husband, flight engineer on the rn , bad never been bl jacked before in his three year career as a commercial aviator. "He ii a calm person and 1 knew he was going to be all right," she said. "There aren't too many Instances of persons be ing burl in hijackings." lier husband's c r a f t "'" a s com- mandeered over Seattle around 3:40 p.m. Frida y wh en 1\1rs. Crawford was at work. "Western Airlines c a I I e d me. They were arraid I'd heard the news on the radio and fi gured out that the hijacked plane was my husband's," she said. "Sul I guess I wa s too busy to be listening to a radio.". Ken Erickaon. spokesman fOr Western (See PILOTS, P11• AJ) SCUU'TllJ:Sll -An ~ artist in many fields, Juditb Bland, was "driven" by the c1et1t;1 el lier late pa"'l'LI to ply m11e w President Nix-°'' when she •hlpod tilt tiron., bust of the President, C4. · TOP HANANA -A lluntington Beach bartender concocted a «:OCktail called a "Kool Banana" and now he is the U.S. champion bartender. P1cture and story, At 5. STt10KING SUOCK -If you want lo 1ive up •moklng you will 1et a 3hock J( you try nerslon therapy. Picture, sLory, a. • ta•. -- rarl1er in San Francisco, ~;hen their 7 IMIO-n11 lc hijack odyssey began . Al_ge rian off ic111 ls said lhe man . Iden· \ll1C'd as a Bh1rk r~;uithe r, had sought \H•llUral asyhun and \V1111ld he 1n- l"'TOg,1ted. \Vaitin~ ;it \hf' :ur port whf'B 1hc h11acked \\'l"stern Air Lines Bocini;: 7'lD arrived, carrying !ht• cou ple and a rrC\\' of five , wcrl" four mt'n identified by authorities as )'>anthers. They were ac- ~·01npanied by police . The man arrested in the Nevad a hi- jacklng ·.vaa identlf\td as R~ D .. Heady, 22 . of Reno, a V\etnam veteran and sport parachutist. AuthoriUet said he was arrested. without the 'money, about 25 miles south of Reno Saturday morning as he walked thm!flh sail ·bruol>-covered bills near Lake Washoe. Heady was Accused of comcnandeerinj! a United AJi' Linet Boeing 727 Friday night alter it aJTJved in Reno from New York and after lhe pRssen~ers had disembarked , holdin>: the crew hostage un til ransom wa s paid. lie was arraigned in U.S. Oistricl Court in Heno on two counts of air piracy and lhrec coun ts or inte rfering with crew (See HIJACKERS, Pagt A%) Duch ess Stands Lonely Vigil 0.1 Aimiversary T~ONOON <UPI ) -The bcreavtd duchess of \Vindsor. a!orn• and silent . stood vigil Saturd11y night Rl the coffin of hrr la te husbnnd . who "'a" onct r:n~land"s king lt wa s the :J:ith 1111nu't•r sa rv of thr1r marriage. · The trail. grieving Ame rican-born du chess, taken into !he royal fa mily which rejected her 35 years ago for th• final obsequities to th e man who ga ve up hi! throne for her, drove the 2.1 miles to Windsor to spend a few moments at her husband's bier. Prince Charles, who will some day oc- cupy the throne King Edward VIII held for Jess than a year, and Earl ~1ountbat­ ten of Burma, one of the Windsors' oldest friends, went with her .. They arrived Jess than an hour aft('r the twcxlay Jying·ln-state ended. 1. period which brought such 1 publ\c outpouring or affec tion for the onetime king that it .n bul overwhelmed arrangement!. By late afterooon Saturday 57.90.1 persons. plus more than 1 , 0 O 0 ticketholding dignitaries, had filed p3.11\ the duke's catafalque in S(l().year-old St. George's Chapel in the grounds ol Wind,.. <Aallt . h s lde S•n day J tdl ·~ ... Al Your &etvl~ C-1 l!tr"'I I Offtbe<:k C-l L. M. 10\'4 A..r. C.lllornl• A·I~ C1llfwnl• c.t!Ol'ftt •• , Cl•a•ltll'd 01•016 •Ol•WOtd ( t 0••11'1 Nctlctt • 1' IEdll'Ol'lt l P•tes A·t "1 f.lll•~f-'l.t "IMn' • , .. Vocd Oltd I'~• C·1 Fltl.91\CI l •I Goidwt tw A-t Horo.c:-C..t JV.I c-11"1 .......... Mtlll>O~ C-1 MM'<• Yocnll•• Ot•rl9t ,Ctvflt~ flt • """ «IN! 1!1ft!• l lOCll Hltl'1ll~nll Spor11 T11ea11,.. T11v.I Wllftlltl' Wlllr. W19ll You •llCt 1119 '-•• VOVt HMllll OAl\.Y 'LLOT l•CTIOld ..... « ""' c• " ..... c. . ..• ,, . .. .,.,, « " .. t l ,. Co4o, C_IC-, f 1nolf\o W""" '" .,.....,. ' The Nixon Admlntatratlon'• swineing bachelor, Henry A. Kl..Snger, who bad a belly dancer plop ln hJ.s la p in Tehran, wound up with the President on his bark io Warsaw. After sienina a joint commun- ique with Polish otlidals, Nixon and Ki .. •ln&or joined In al pplng champagne. The Pr .. ldent looked at bis watch and indicated they must leave. Kiulneor. stiU holdin~ his champagne glan, wu told by NlJon, ' Quit drinking Iha\, He nry." A different atmos· pbere prev1iled in Tehran the day before where a smiling Kissinger extrolled the virtues of the belly dan cer to reporters. "She w15 a delightful girl and very in- terested fn foreign policy," Kissinger deadpanned. "1 spent some time explaining how you convert SS missiles to Y Class submarines.'' Speaking at Amman Airport ceremonies marking the end of a visit by Pakistani President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, King Hussein of Jord•n condemned the guerrilla massacre Tel Aviv's international Airport in which 26 persons were kilJed and 81 wounded as, "A sick crime committed by sick people and planned by sick minds as wel l." Former protege of President Lyndon B. Johnson, lobby Baker, upon betng paroled from the AIJenwood Prtson Fatm where he served 18 months of a three-year sentence for fraud, theft and tax evasion, told waiting newsmen of his vow upon entering prison, "I would do my duty and I believe I have done it wall ." The 42nd Congressional District. created by the state Legislature In recent reapportionment, begins in El Cajon. just east of San Diego and snakes along the coast until it stops at Newport Beach. Tl includes part, but not all . of many cit ies. Congressional candidates Joseph Tomch•k, Democrat from Laguna Beach, described the district as "convoluted11 while speaking at a candidate forum. "It wouldn't live if it were a human or an animal," he said. Councilman Tom O'KHfe, San Clemen- te, probably did not expect any replies from a small audience bearing the grim news of mas! resignations by police officers over poor wages and benefits. "I can see no rea- son why any police officer in Los Angeles wouldn't jump at the chance to work for u s in San Clemente," he said . "You're al l 1 wrong," explained community leader and realtor Mrs. Martin Henry. "l have a neighbor who just went to work for the Los Angeles police because he can 'l afford to work for you.'' "You never know h ow many friends you have until trag- edy s trikes," said Mra. EllHn Croghan, "I've never seen a town like Fountain Valley." The young m other was refer- ring to the contributions that poured in from the Little League and every school in the Fountain Valley School District, fol· lowing the death of her nine-year-old son, David, who suc- cumbed to encephalitis, May 9, $2,000 has been raised thu! far toward the $10 ,000 medical expenses. 1'Many people who are aged or in poor health come lo t he Sunshine Stale because of the clean air we have here. but this kind of smog will definitely be a public health hazard if it keeps cominiz our way," spoke Peter B•ljet, Miami pollution control chief, discussing air pollution which is drifting into Florida from the North. Reform Judaism Tested By First Woman Rabbi CINCINNATI. Ohio {AP ) -America'1 first woman rabbi wa ! ordained Saturday In ceremonies called ,;a true test of Reronn Judaism." Sally Prlesand, 2S, or Cleveland, Ohio. along with 35 male classmates, pledged her dedicaUon In ceremonies at the 107· year-<ild Rabbi Isaac M. Wi se Temple. groups -just like any other r•bbi.11 She said her decision to become 1 rabbi was-not motivated by women's llb. "My deciaion was based an four .basic con-- cepls/' she said, "a belief In God . a belief in the worth of the individual, a belief in Judaism as a way of life 11nd a bellef that Judaism is worth preserving. U.S .. Forces ~ :>..:.;j:_\.: J._ - Continue Air Attacks SAIGON (AP) -American plane1 it.ruck more thail ~ timrs In North Viet· nam and sunned down the ir ~th MlG ln- lerctptor this year, the U.S. Command reported S.turday. Al the air attacks continued, North Vletnamm troops increased pressure on Binh Dinh South Vietnam's central coast province with more than 11 million in· habitants and a vital rice crop. Four artillery rounds landed on a South Vietnamese ammunition dump at Phu ~1 y. a district capital, sparking thun· deroua exploaion1 for 31h houn. Two U.S. advisors had a Ir ea d y evacuated Phu My, 32 miles north of the Blnh Dinh capital, Qui Nhon. Fitld reporU described fighting there and alao so mUes south In Quang Ngai Province. Officials said scxres of U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marine aircraft bla~ tar1ets Friday in an area in North Vietnam stretching from Hanoi south to the key port o( Vinh. destroying nine bridges, 4:1 aupply buildings. 21 storage areas, 41 trucks and 38 boats. Acrording to U.S. figures, the Nor1h Vietnamese have lost 3~ aircraft this year against four U.S. planes shot down in aerial clashes. Since June 1965, sLatistics show, North Vietnam has lost 1'6 interceptors. The command said no U.S. aircraft were lost Friday but downed planes are not announced if crews are believed alive. Capt. Roger C. Loeber of Sabetha, Kan ., wa11 rescued Friday after 23 days hiding in North Vietnam. In South Vietnam, defenders at the Central highlands provincial capita l of Kontum reported their quietest day 1ince North Vielname!e troops seized parta of the town 10 days ago. Seven . enemy soldiers were kllled. There were no South Vietnamese cal!iuelties despite sporadic attempts to clear some 8reaa remaining under enemy control, spokesmen said. There was shelling 3nd 80me fighting along Highway 14 to Pleiku and North Vietnamese units mined and temporarily blocked Hi3hw1y li linking Plelku to Qui Nbon on the coast, rield reports said. Seal Beach Backs Badham Measure On Coast Route ' Newport Beach is no longer alone in ill battle to rid t.he Orange C.oast of t.he proposed Pacific Gout Freeway. Seal Beach councilmen have adopted a fonntl resolution in 1uppor1 of a bill in· troducod by Assemblyman Robert E. Badharn (R-Newport Beach ) designed to kill the Newport Beach leg of the con· t.roversial superhighway. What's more. they want In on it. The resolution asks Badham to amend hi! measure to include Seal Beach. It was adopted unanimously. ''The concept of the Badham bill i11 respon.sive and meaningful to the needs of all of the citizens of the coastal area of Orange County," the resolution declares_ St-al Beach councilmen in the past had expressed opPosition to th e propo5e'd. route, bot this is their first official re- quest to have the route deleted through legislation. Badham's bill has already been ap- proved by t.he A!sembly and will soon go In the Senate Transportation C.Ommlttee. "It Is only fitting," !'iaid Dr.' Alfred Goft.!chalk, president of lhe Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute o ( Religion , "that among the 36 ..• can- didates for the rabbinate, there is a woman. FromPGflel "It is one of the true tests of Reform Judaism, the fact that every woman is equal with men in the community of the Lord." It was the 89th graduating class of the HUG-JIR, which has been a center for Reform Judaism in the United States since the early 1800s. ~1iss Pries.and, who completed eight years of study, including four at the University or Cincinnati, will become assistant rabbi at Stephen ~1. Wise Free Synagogue in New York City. "It's a very good job," she said, "I'll be tetchlng clas.ses . perf orm Ing ceremonies and working with youth PRIMARY ROUNDUP • • • fv!iami Beach, FIR .. convention In com- mand of the 1,509 delegate.sit will take to choose a challenger to President Nixon. McGovern hopes to have at least ],JOO. A runaway victory in Ca!ifomia could well give him the momentum to collect the reat from among uncommitted and wa vering delegates. to capture nominll- tion on the first call or the roll 11t Miami Beach . A victory in California is essential If he ts to win lt on that ballot, and probably on any other. An upset win by Humphrey would block the polltlcal surge of the South Dakota senator who came Irom far back in thl'! fltld lo assume the Democratic lead. lt would point to a difided convention, and provide the political ammunition for more conservative Democrat.! who would like ~1cGovern stopped. A California write-in effort is under way for Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace, partially paralyzed in an assassination attempt May 15. Wallace is third but far back in the polls. HIJACK SUSPECTS IN CUSTODY BUT AUTHORITIES SAY MONEY FROM BOTH PIRACIES STILL MISSING Robby He•dy, Second from Left, All egedly Got $200,000; Frederick W. Hahnemln, Far Rl9~t , $303,000. Newport Chief Persuades HIJl~ii";;~ ... Council to Raise Budget Newport Beach Police Chief B. James Flavas Saturday convinced city COWl- cilmen to add air more policemen, a derk and equipment that will add about 1120,000 to his 1972-73 budget. G\avas overcame the r ecommendation of City Manager Robert L. Wynn and the council's own budgetary guidelines, whic h had declared there was lo be no man- power increases, in wiMing the staff in- crease. While councilmen took no offici al ac- tion. they instructed Wynn, whose pro- tests were mild, to prepare a detailed cost analysis of the propoaed addition! for consideration at the next budget review session, June 12. Councilmen 11aid they fell they could .add the men so that lhe ratio of two policemen per 1,000 population could be maintained. Newport Beach now has 108 1worn personnel. "If we don't add manpower, we'll lower our level of !ervices," said Councilman Milan Dostal after Glavas made his personal pitch -wh ich Wynn said he had been routinely ~rmitted to do . "I do not believe we can maintain the present level of service and protection to the community during the forthcoming fiscal year under the limltations posed by the preliminary budget," G\avas said, in a seven-page Ntement !Ubmitled to councilmen. Jn a verbal presentation at the meeting, his words became more pointed : "There .are many things we could do. We could reduce o u r services and wl'! could cut back on our pa lrols so the only squad cars on the streets were those answering calls. "We could tell people to come in to make out minor theft reports and to fil e malicious mischief complaints. "We could do all that, but we 'd also reduce the level of protection," G\avas sajd. Besides the personnel. which also may be boosted by the addition of up to .seven traffic partolmen unde r a state-funded program beginning in J a n u a r Y , councilmen also said the police depart- ment should have cars to put them in. a $13.200 tape monitoring system, radar equipment for the police helicopter and other minor equipment. which Wynn had taken out but which Glavas maintained he had to have. Turning to other sections of the budget, the council also indicated it may put back some $74,000 in the Public Works Depart- ment street paving account, brin,llling the fund to $300,000, which PWD Director Joseph Devlin said is needed to "stay even" in maintenance work. Wynn ea rlier had said he had cut that account merely to present a balanced budget that would keep tfil: city's existing $1.20 tax rate -another"'Wlstruction from the council. Wynn said the police and public works additions may force an inc rease in taxes, either on property or by other forms. The council postponed deliberations on R revenue package proposed by Wynn ~n­ til another s pe c i a I Saturday mornmg session, June 24. Wynn Friday released studies on various ways to bring in new revenues, including a mooring fee. & utility tax and increase in the building excise and bed taxes. China Supplies Pakistan With Arms, More MIGs RAWALPINDI. Paltistan (AP) -China Is believed to have dellvered 50 to 60 MIG1 9 jet lnterceptors to P~!!lan since President Zu lfiqar Ali Bhutto visited Pek- ing in February. diplomatic sources said Saturday. At the same time Pakistani military sources said the Pakistan 12th Diviaion, based along the Kashmlr cease-fire line. had been entirely re-equipped with Chinese weapoiu. Reliable military souret!s previously reported the Chinese bad delivered tanks to Pakistan in March. According to the diplomatic 8QUrces. the Chlne!t-built versions o{ Uie Soviet jet will be used to replace American- designed F86 Sabre Jets which have formed the backbone of Peldst.ani air defense since its 1965 war with India. The reported Chinese shipment would be the largest to the Pakistani air force since 1966 when an ('Stimated 90 Sabre Jets built in Canada under American llcense were sent here vi a Iran. Informed but unofficial sources sajd the Pakistani air force a!so is consulting wit h the American Northrup Aircraft Corp. which built FS jel.5 the Pakistanis received during the December war with India from Libya and Iran. An air force spoke11man 1ald he had no information about Northrup or about plane deli veries. Before the start of the December wa r over Bangladesh, Pakistan was believed to have four squadron! or Chlnett sup- plied MIGs as well as one squadron of Chinese delivered Ilyushin 28 bombers. members. and ordered held on $100,000 bond . In Honduras. \Vill ian1 }!ahneman, a Honduran·born U.S. citizen. surrendered to the U.S. Embassy in Teguciealpa and asked to be repatriated to the United States where he faces charges of hi· jacking an Eastern Air Lines flight over Pennsylvania last May 5. Hahneman, 49, was placed under guard : at the embassy while U.S. officials con-: ferred with the }londuran government : about returning him to Miam i. Then a · special flight returned him to the United States. State Department off i c i a 1 s in : Wa!hington said Hahneman had no • money when he surrendered. Eastern paid $303,000 to the hijacker. who ex- caped by bailing out near Tela , Hon- duras. The hijacking to Algeria began Friday night when the hijacker seized a Western Boeing 727 during a night from Loll Angeles to Seattle, cla iming to have 1 bomb and three accomplices on board . Thi:! man frred about half the 98 passengers unharmed when the plane flew to San Francisco. where he collected the $500.000 ransom. changed to a lonRer· distance Boeing 720 and ordered it to New York. The other passengers were released ll\ New York Saturday, then the plane flew tn Algeria with a five-man crew . in. eluding a Federal Aviation Authority man as navigator. From PGfle I PILOTS ... Airlines in San Francisco, said tne second plane took off for New York with 41 passengers, three pilots and fou r stewardesses. The hij acker -described 1s 11 man in his early lO's -"said he hid ac- complices and the pilot believed him.'' Erickson said. "But all the passengers 11 ""·ell u the crew saw only one: man." "f'rom all indications. now. there w1.s one," he said. Other reports howevu in- dicate that he may have been ac- companied by a woman . Passengers said the hijacker wore an Army uniform with the insignia of • private E-1. When the 727 was seized out of Seattle, officials there ~aid the hijacker dema nd~ ed money and the freedom of black Com- nlunist Angela Davis, who is on trial for murder. kid nap and conspiracy in San Jose, Calif .. t he rep o rt WA! I ate r discounted. Passengers released in San Francisco said the hijacker implied he and his com· rades were members of the leftist Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) and Weathermen. IUNOAY DAILY PILOT ' • Garbenstangels Survive On Orange Coast By TOM M<CANN Of ,.... 0.111~ ''lel si.11 'The time hall comt. for the Orange Coast, cradle of the garbenstangel, lo de- fend unsuspecting garbenstangel collector mvices from the fraud and fakery of 1hoddy imitators. Garbeqstanaell have betn manufac- tured ln this area for at least 4,000 ytan, as recent archaeological excavations have proven beyond 1 reasonable doubt Cogwheels made of st0r1e have been found in Huntington Beach area dig1 in bluff• overlookin& what uaed to be Bolsa Ollca Bay. Carbon daUng hts proven these coptanea to be from 4,000 to 8,000 years old. Since the atone coswhtels bear 8 remarkable reaemblaftce to the geRr uoembly attached to the zotn1tl!t of a modem prbetutangel, It seems likely that the buUdl111 of the gerb<natanael - at ltQt In tome prlmltive form -has bMll an <>ranee Cout area acUv lty for lhoualodl of 1ean. But It has come to th• etlenllon of the \ DAILY PILOT that, since last year's staging of the world's first Build a Better Garbenstangel Conteit and InternaUona l Rallye at South Coast Plaza, there: have been some attempts at hnitsUng the OARIENSTANOIL PART? 4,QOO-year.;,ld C091tono crafto;manshlp Pf!;Mled down from ancltnl Oran1e Cout art.luns. A newspaper In North Caroll.nl, the Rocky .Mount Telegram, for enmple, devoted 1 full page one day last Sep- ' t.ember to reprinting le:tten from Its readers who claimed to h av e garbeMtangels in their posstslllon. Nearer at hand, the Corona. (Calif.) Independent a I s o publiabed 1 spate ol reader&' letten in which those clUUns cla.lmed to own garben.stangels of variolll dealpa. Both of these newspapen we~ among many 1cr01a the United States which blOllOllled with ack Ind columns calling for reacltn to IUJ'Ch their atUcs and gar.,.. !or 1ar1>enst1ngell with "r!P.t· handed -t. power dlpplect llld bit· tery-opmted plddleboltom ." It couldn't lie 1 coiDcldenco thC lbla ls eucUy the lanpap UIOd In the cla11ified. Id which the DAILY PILOT firtt pubilslled lul June wbon 11 IOIJlbt to find f•rbtnltaJ!Ctls for tho flnl Jntema-· Uona Gar~ Rallf•· Only -tll'!rlll0'°1', followlnC Ult luUd 1 Bel(V G~el CcoQlt of 1111.....-......... !D be ,_ptlna to kelp the ._... lll'llchl 111e &i.-lo of Bn(lewood, N. J ., published 1 story which reported, in pirl.: "Unfortunately, lhe history of lhe carbemtanfel ha1 nevu. to <l u r knowled1e, been recorded in print in this counlry. IARL Y DllCOVIRY z-.111t °"' Aaeomllly? "The only ftcll tnown relaUve to the d e.v elopment and uee of the l•rbenltantel, and lta s u b a t q u e n t displacement by the more modem gramastand and automangle, are those that have been pa.ued on from parent lo child in thoae households where the garberultangel, 1t one Ume, had been 1uch a tource ol pride and convenience." Cllpplnp from lh• SUburban!te wer• sent back to the Orange Co11t by Mn. J ohn G. Hughes, who now lives in New Jeraey. It'1 no coincidence that 1be la the tilter of Bob Divis of llll Dooepl Place, Colla Me11, whoM llDll, Bobby, 11 yoan old tut 1ummer, won the JunJor Division """peUtlon In Ult first Build I Better Garb< .. tanael Contest. All of th1' lntroducUoo ls to call DAILY Pl.LOT re1der1' attention to the fact.that tho 1972 edition of the I re 1 t garbenstangel event 11 abOut to get under way. I This year'• competition wUI be judged rl3ht after Ult Fourth of J u I y . Gtrbenstan&els will be on display at South ColJt P11:r.a for about 1 week b<fort and after July (. • '--------..=...... ..... -· FAIRVIEW PARK: COSTA MESA -ll looks like tho city ':"ill get itti 257-acre regional park behind Fairview St.ate Hospital after all. State authorities have rejected a proposal by whic h some of Lhe acreage would have been traded to 1 devel opment co mpany !or apartmen t c::on slruclion. Wllh Ille threat of the swap r emoved , Costa Mesa and county author· ities are now ready to negotiate for lease or purchase of the !late surplus property. HIGH RISE HO.HUM, NEWPORT BEAC H -Plan ning Commissioners sa id they "'ere fed u p Yl'it h the high rise merry· ge>-round thry've been on for more than a year and, in effect, threw out R proposed ord inance to control it when. for the serond hearing in a ro\\', more peopl{' spoke again st it thsn for it. They ~aid they'd thin k on it for l\''0 "'eeks before de· ci d ing \rhether to draft .c;o me co nceptual guidelines before a ne"' master plan is wr itten. CONVENTION CENTER ' HUNT ING TON BEACH -The t'tly hope,c; tn ,c;nag i;:ome federal money from the Economic Development Admini~trat ion to build a beachfront conven- tio n center. commercial marina, industrial park inprovements and other public works projects. Ci ty officia ls admit there \Vil ! be tough competition for the money \\•hich mu st fil ter throu gh th e county go vernment first. SHARED POLICE ' IRVINE -The ci lv's 1972·73 budget propo,c;a! suggest.~ th e new cit y contract 1,1:i1.·h the city of C_osta Me sa for police services beyond what those presently provid ed by the Orange (:ounty Sheriff's Department. Fo_r $34 .,,000 , Costa Mesa would, if ho t.h city council s agree, provide ai; many as fo ur patrol cars. their he01i cn r ter and community services to the nC\\' citv fo r nne year. The idea was endorsed by t he Irvine publir sa fety citizeiis advisory comm ittee chaired by UC Irvin e profe sso r Arnold Binder. 'Fttzz' No Cop•otit 1-l untingto n Reach Policemen ran onto the football field Sa tu rday bed ec ked in smiling faces T·.shirts, ready to. chaJ - lenge the sen ior cl ass boys from Huntington Beach High in the f1ri;:t annual "sow bo\\•I" fla g football contest. 'fhe cops spirit "'as on a hig h key thanks to their brand new mascot ''Fuzz" a chubby little piglet borrowed for the occasio n '"F'uzz" strutted the i;:idelines dressed in h is own fo rm-fit police jacket. bedecked with official city emblems. It was his first nut.ing for the force. Pol1re offici als '""ant "Fuzz " to become A rt!gula.r mem- ber of thei r team . .and th ey con sider his appearance worth 20 .~ch ool lecture!' in terms of public relations. "fu_zz ,'' how- ever, onl.v i;norts at all the> pnbliri ty and prefers roo ting in the grass to rooting for foothal1 players. POSTER POLLUTION , HUNTINGTON BEA CH -The city cracked down th is week on candidat~ i~ Congressio~al , state anrt cou nty electio ns \\'ho were pla cing tllegal campaign po sters around "tow n. The city Jaw requires posting of a SlOO bond to in sure the cleanup of campaign posters after the June 6 election. Erran t candidates v.1ere sent warning letters and most have come forward to pa y the bond. or have remo~ed their signs. Thos e wh o don't v.1ill lose thelr signs to the city. TREES SAVED : COST A MESA -Like other ci ties. Costa ~tesa ha~ a problem with parkv.•ay trees whose roots destroy sewer Jinei; and si rt e,\·alks. But in.i;lead of cutting them down , the parks department is now scooping them out of the ground and tr.:inspla nt ing them in ne\v parks. To preserve the tr~es, rosla 1i1e.c;a ha s set aside an $8 .000 bu dget for the moVJng Of \.f ('('S. MOTHER -OF-THE -YEAR DIES ' NEWPORT BEACH - -ril rs . Barbara Bnrs11k nf Irvine. v.'hn three \Veek,i; ago was nan1ed ''l\1 other n ( the 'i'C'.:ir" In a ('O nlest sponi;o red by H oa~ ~temorial 1-l osrital. died Fr1 rl ay ~ornin_g before ~he and ~e-~ husband Willi am , could use ihe first prize -a tr1r tn ll av.::i11 -to return for the first time to the place they had hon ey· mooned. She 1.vas 39. ALL YEAR, FOUNT.~IN VALLEY -;-Re~resen latives from each of the Fountain Valley School D1atr1ct s 16 elemen· Ury schools have for med a steering committee to study all ye3r school prop!)sals for the district . BOUNTY GR~EN' DANA POINT -Two separate seiz· ures of seaborne marijuana look place through the week at Dana Harbor. On ~tonday tv.•o persons and 30 kil os of the weed were seized bv U.S. customs agents. The arrests were made as a 24-foo t i.rimar an was leaving the marina. Later in the v.·eek four Big Sur resi de nts were arrested and mo~e than 100 ki los seized as they allegedly loaded a 26-foot cruis- er an a tra iler and were preparing to leave the hadbor with th~ contraband st!l l aboard the vessel and trailer. All were charj."!erl v.1ith .smu ~g ling the v.•eed from Mexi co. ANOTHER ELECTION' LAG UNA BEA CH -The ci ty council campaign trail \Vas re-opened with a public. for~m for four canrtidates seeking to replace co ntrov~rs.1al city council man Edward C. !Arr. who has announced .his tmpend· Ing resignatio!' in the face of a recall election. Planning com- missioners Carl E. ,Johnson Jr. and Larry Campbell . volunteer ,vorker Beth Leeds and personnel administrator Wayne Ba5l· Jin will seek Lorr's 5cat in July 25 voting on the recall . All called for a return to hafmony in the council chamber. llKE CLIMB ' LAG UNA BEACH -The first onnual bik•. climb up the •teep Th ird Street hill drew an enthusla•tle crowd of onlookers and found top honors for speed ,rolng to out-of-town narticlpant•. John Huston of Corona de! !'f•r led the field of 55 ride,.., <peed1n~ up the 175-foot course 1n 9.S97 second s. with Stanton's Fred Davis. l U.S. chmplon. iinpln~ alon~ behind in 10 ,859 second!. To".1 For~eAter ~f Caolstr~"'n Bearh topped the high srhool entnes with a tune of 10.55 sec('ln d..,. NEW CITY 'S SPENDING: IRVINE -The fled4)ing cltv or Irvine pro jects • $1.4 million budget for the 1972-73 fiscal vear that loW()r!i the proptirty tax rate at least three cents. 'rbe cost ror all cltv •ervice• am ou nt.! to a po,.lble tax levy ot 40 cent.! per '100 of atoeSled valuation, city Man11or WU· llam Woollett Jr. said. MOTORISTS CAN PLAY 'SPOT THE CANDIDATE' AS THEY ARI CONfRONT!D WITH POLITICAL CAMPAIGN SIGNS DV!R HIGHWAYI Angela Davi s Jury Read s Love Letters SAN JOSE (UPI) -The Angela Davi! jury Saturday r'ad lov' l'tters ahe wrote to Soledad Brother Georg' Jackson before the gunbattle at the Mar in County Courthouse in August , 1970. The jury for th' second day considered the fate ol. t~ black militant who \A BC- cused of murder. kldnaping and con- spiracy In charges resulting from the shooting. The all-white panel of seven wom'n and fh•' men asked for and received t.hree ei:hibits from more than 200 In- troduced into 'vidence during th' 14 weeks sine' the trial began f,b. 28. But SllP'rior Court Judge Richard E. Arnason refused a fourth request by the jury for a copy of the lhre,·count tn- d!ctment. The judge ruled that the indictment was not part of the evidence, but sald he would have lt read to the jury In open court if they ao desired. No such reque.!lt wa.!I made.. The ei:h ibit.s ca.lied for by th' jury were the gate records at San Quent in Prison, letter! written by f\.f iss Davis to Soledad Brother George J ackson and 'lght I'tter1 selected by the defense ss representative of the huge volume of "hBte mall" writ- ten to Miss Ds vis: at UCLA at the time ot her dispute with lhe University of CaliforniR Bo:-ird nf Re,genr.~. The gat.e records were introduced by the prosecution t.n sl1nw lhRl Jo nathan .lRckson. f1-)•ear-old perpet rator of th e ~1arin Coun ty even ts. hBd visited his brother, Georg,, in the days before the gun battle and was accompanied by a woman whose name on the record! ap- pears as "Diane Robinson." The .11tate allege. ahe wu Mi~ Davis IJld the def,nse denies it. Also Introduced by th' prosecution were letters written by Min Davis to George Jackson prior ta Aug. 7, 1970, and a condensed ver.slon of a dlary-like docu- m,nt wr itten a year later and round among the effect.! of George Jackson wh'n h' w11;11 killed in an alleged escape attempt Aug. 21 , 1971. f'ro1n Page J SAFE ..• the plane immed.JateJy went out of con- trol , flopping from 1lde lo 1ide. "Fire •tarted ooming In the back ol the cockpit," he aa1d. "It sured my canopy wtth bubbles and I couldn't 1eo out anymore. 'Ibo olrplane olowed down and we went Into a flat tpin.11 !.«ha-lold Ille aecond ........... ""° Is 1Ull milling: "I think rm aolng lo have lo 1tt oul ll't llartlnr to burn pre~ ty bod bock bert. "! yanked , tor' what lffllled like an eternity on n1Y primary ejection," Locller 11Jd. "The next thinf I heard was a btt blast. When I opened my eyes. I wu·tn my pa.r11chute and just about then I could "' the airplane hit the around right below. "t looked Rround and waii Ji!Olng Into • kind of deep-dished volley. l aimed for l!I steep ....mountainside and c a m t down through the ttees, My hula were on the lfOUDd IO.al! l had to do WI! unbuckle and 1tt out. I juat 111 down for 1 mtnu!A! and listened." ' FBl Holds Ohio Barber In Niguel Bank Heist An unemployed barber f r om Young.~town . Ohio, wa~ ident ified hy FBI Bg,nts Sa turday as lhe man v.•ho alleged· ly blastt'd hls way intn a Laguna Niguel bMk lBst March and stole an estimBted S2 million in cash and valuables from safe deposit boxes . Charle! Alb,rt Mulligan, 38, of 7M Crestview Driv,, Youngstown , is being h'lct In lieu of $100,000 bail by l.<'lf1I Angele.!l agents on a f e de r a 1 burglary charge . Special Bgent Wesl'y G. Gra nt 1aid Mulligan will be arraign'd on a federal burglary charg, before a U.S. magistrate in Lo5 Ang,Jes on Monday. ConViction cou ld mean 20 years in jail for Mull igan and a fine of $5,000. Mul lig::in wBs taken inlo custody early Saturda y by FBI agents and Orange Count y Sher iff's deputie.!I who had stak'd out a bar at N'v.'Port Boulevard and Walnut Street , Tu.!lt in. FBI agent! said h' had flown into Loll Angele! Interna- tlonal Airport 1 ff'w hours ea r!1'r ani:I th'n traveled to 1'ui;r 1n, v.·hf're he v.·11.~ ::ir rei:;red. !\1ullig 11n. de!lcnhrd hy thf' f'RI 11.s mnr- ried, is nccu!led of blnsl.ing 11nd c-hippin2 h1~ v.·ay into 1he Un11erl (f!l1fnrn111 Ra nk , Ft !\1nna rch BAy Pla1.a, 11omf'!1mP hPIY.'PPn March 24 and March 27 The darin11: w'ekend heist 11pparrn1 ly went unnot iced unt il !he follo-...·1ng Mnn· da y when bank off ici al!! rliscovert d the lock on the bank VBUlt WAS 111.mmed . When a lock expert freed the mtchBnism, it wa.!I di1covered thal all but Ill "Mltf!fi Mlt 8.llfe depa!'llt boxes h1td ~h broken open and valuable Jfem11 rP-m oved. The losses -Including aecur iti,s. cash and j'welry -were un i n.~ured. F'Bl agen!s would not say wht'!!hrr Rny of the valuables had been recovered .. One unconfirmed rumor I! that an 'lder!y l1dy had $200.000 In ca.!lh and anothe r 11 60,000 in jewels In one ol the rifled boi:es. LITTLI DRUMMIR IOY MARCHIS lltAVILY ON IN PARADE Srntlltlt ~trtfclpont W11 ObJtct of Att-A!ent Rlt.,,. From POfJe 1 PARADE RESULTS ... and w1vin t1: ,Jec ted offlcl1 l.!I were all five Costa Mtia coun cilmen ""d al.so U. S. Rep . John Sch m J ti (R-Tustin) and AS8emb\yman Robert H. Burke (R·HUn· tinRton Bcach1. C•l•r 01"'~' 1, Coot~ Mt1• Polit•; 1. UK M•rll'I• (11•111 1 3. MtwllOrl 8t~Cl'I J>11lit • Nh'•l"'1 lj Or~fl~ Cou111y l"'l"t C.!Vf11 t. Mr. Cl••lr O\lnt \IOll~I l. V.itl\CI• l'lrlnt c;l..,e, M!llltr'Y Oriti Tttll'I: 1. t lJ>.t.C-"°'I t-111-""'· lltll'ltftltn 1111111 1. s .. 1 lfftll1 t, A.l'vtt Dll!'fct •.t.• &tlldl J, Ollvf l 11Ktr1. .,._,... ltflfi J, 1,.0t V0\111'1, t, ll....,_ J\fll)W ~CM.IHI) l. (yPfn t IMw i.o.n. J..,_le, Mli~ le.... ,,.,, I, Ht>llt11<.""ll t, l r011111W1'1t. J, VtfM l l"Clt . ,.,.,._ /'· lrt>W1 11 llned11 e. ••Mt l t111rlol.,.,, J. 1'11,lefttl W1rr Ol"'l. ' . f'rotn Page J SIGNS ... Plaza own 'd by w,nke's campalin n1ana.11,f'r, Henry Se~f'r~trnm . of the well knn vrn Sfogerstron1 f::im1ly Needleu to r;av lh '" pnsl'r d.1d n't Ja~t long. Aa ttl n joinai the sign war late thi!I \r'ar. He was content until rec,nt.l y tn h~nd {lilt "Bob Ba ttin for ~uf>'rvir.or" key r111.'(s. ff'lrphone <lials. 1n;i1chbook1 and litter hil filS. Rut his su pportrrll hroke the apeU over lhP past holiday "'-'eek end snd greM and wh ile Battin 1lgn.!I sprouted up all ovu th!' dii:;tr1ct. :\atura\ly, a.ome ol lhem didn't last long 0nP of them wa.11 aoon found uprooted. But there was a quirk. Ne:rt to t.he fallen billboard lay a Balch poster, and t llrp Wenl<o algn. Strangely, Davis and HUI 1lin1 In the same area hid wlthatood the bl11t. There •re other pollUcaJ cllehu ill r'ference lo signs. It Is consllntl.Yi repeated that the cand idate with the mod si jlns ls trying to "buy the election." By contrast, if a candld11te puts up jll.!l s few unobtrusive po!f.er.o;:. the pundllll will shout that hi11 campa ign is poorly financed and "running ou t of gall." Colorful a! the sign! are, mo.!lt people r'gard them as ey,snre11 . Some com· mun.itie11 have enacted laws requlrin&: that all auch adv,rtising po.rter1 be r'moved with.In • .11peclfic tl me 1tter Iha elKtion. Some wag suggested that the w1y t& 111ccnmplish thl~ ;~ tn hold 11 C(ln~11t bf!:tween the ca ndid ates to see which group could tea r <lnwn the most s11n1 within on' w'ek following voling day. Judge Rules No On Ms. Voter LOS Ai.VGELES r lJP I) -Women who d~llned to state their marita I 11tatu11 r.,f i'Mi11" or "Mrs." whet1 r'gist.ering to vote In Tue.!lday's primary wi ll not be allowed to cast ballots, Superior Court Judp ru>bert A. Wmke ruled Frldly. Tbe deciskJO came on a suit filed by Ms. N1ncy W. AUyn, a 35-year-old di· voroee, who said she just g« Ured of being asked to use her m1rital .statu.!I a! required by the llt.ate elections code. She &J'iUed that male voter! were not required to 1ay whether the y were: mar- ried 110 women were beln1 denitd equat protection Wider tile law. In making the ruUn1. Wenke said the requii'ement may be "m1kesl'llft" but it Is eonatltutlonal and not an equal pri>- teetion vlolation. M11. Allyn said she plaftll to appeal the decision on behalf of herself and 28 other women wtJo declined to st.ate Miu or Mrs. on their v~ reglatratfon fonnl. c..,...,uy. tlMn .... two blllo before !be ll&te ltPia.llrt to do awoy with that provl11oo ol Ibo cod1 . Of firer Escapes Flaming Crash A Huntln&ton Belch police officer escaped 1eriou1 injury early Slturday when hU patrol car crashed and bur&t In- to 01mes 11 he Wiii tl>fl'dinl tttW11rd I burglary in progre11. Lt. George Rentk 1ald the officer. ~n­ tified a! "Richard Hooper. received only minor cuu from the accident Jt 4:30 11.m. on Bol1a Chica Rnad . Hooper repartedly spun out on a rorvt ood collided with a fence Juat before the car wu Ol\IUlfed by flomOJ. The vehicle •u described aa • tot.ii lost. -- .f OAll.V I'll.OT IM,tllll-------4------+----+----+----- 511.1111------.f-------+----+----+--- . ou111------+-------1f-----1-----+-- v ...... llllllllll II 11 lZ II 71 ll Mllllllll DlllY Plllt CIWirt A toW of 661 ,474 Orange County residents are r egistered to vote in Tuesday'• election, nearly 300,000 more than the 382,342 perso111 who wer e regiltered for the June primary m 1964. The chart above shows that the Republican and Democratic parties have proportionately kept pace with each other in r egistrations 111ince 1964 as the population has increased. A total of 197,390 vo te r s were regis- tered as Republicans in 1964 and 17 1,938 as Demo- crats. Jn 1972 the fi gures are 331,199 Re publican and 286,418 Democrat. Both the American lndepen· dent and Peace and Freedom parties ha\le been in the picture since 1968. In J une, 1968 the Amer ican Independent Party had 6,759 registered voters. This year it has 3,370. The Peace and Freedom Party had 1,084 voters in 1968, but now has 3,071 . Not shown Jn the chart are voters who have declined to state their affiliations -10,814 in 1964 and 36,847 in 1972 -and others registered to small miscellaneous parties. Suicide Attack D1ie? Europe LONDON (AP) Air France reported Saturday night it has received a 11Varning that Japanese revolutionaries may attempt a suicide attack at a Euro- pean airport. Scotland Yard said lhe Paris office ()f lnterpot, the int e r n at ion a I fl(llice Drganlzation, warned airporl.'3 throughout Europe to be on full security alert. Airports France jellincr en route from Paris and Rome. The alert was a false 11\ann and ambulances and troops surrounding the plane were withdrawn shortly after the aircraft landed. The plane was the same fligh t which carried the three: Japane5e terrorists who waged last week's massacre. The alert appeared to be connected with the warning in Europe. It was the second faU!e itlarm at Tel Aviv since the Alerted massacre. 'Thursday night an alert was called and six fl ights were checked under heavy guard, but nothing was found . Jn London, the. Air France spokesman declined to give the exact wording or the warning message. But he said it "was close to" a report published by a London newspaper aug- gesting that the possible assault would be similar to the Tel Avi v airport attack last Tuesday which left 26 dead, Jncluding two of the three Japanese attackers. Three Japanese r evolutionaries said to be collaborating with Arab guerrillas opened fire in a surprise massacre last !l'uesday at Israel's interutional airport. Air France said it wrui warned lhat ; 1imilar attack may be attempted Monday eomewhere in Europe. 1be warning came in a telex messagt to Air Force offices in London, r.1an· dlester and Paris from another airline, a 1pokesman for the French company said. He declined to give the name of the 1irline that sent it. Mary the Du ck Becomes Drake Israel's international airport al Tf'I Aviv wen~pn special alert Saturday night •nd ambuJances rushed to the runway on suspicion that a hijack or terrorist at- tempt might be under way aboard an Air WOODBRIDG E, England (UPJ) - Mary the mallard duck has turned inlo a drake, says her owner, Alfred Gooch, \vho blames the sex change on hormones in her feed. IL started last month, according lt Gooch. First, Mary sprouted a curling black tall feather Md a white-leather collitr around her neck, like her male com· panion, \Villiam. Now, she has stopped laying eggs and pushed William out of their nest. "Mary has laid more than 600 eggs since we got her as a day-old duckling 15 years ago," Gooch said. "But there's no doubt a bout It, she has definitely turned into a drake." .,, I .,,,,, S upervisors Face Fight,s; So Does Schmitz By JACK BROBACK °' .. Dllll'r .... ,..., The contests for two supervisorial seats and the llol battle for the R<publi<an nomination for tbe 3ttb congressional district spot will highlight the voting in Oran&• County Tuesday. Vigorous opponents are out to unseat First District incumbent Robert W. Bat· tin and Third District fourth-tenner William J. Phillips . In the 39th Dialrict Orange County Assessor Andrew J. Hinshaw is taking on John G. Schmitz, freshman congressman from Tustin. Battin faees the most vigorous battle to gain a second term in tbs district which lnclude! Santa Ana, Fountain Valley and more than 60 percent of Westminster and Garden Grove. Five aspirants are trying to UM(>J3l Battin. They are John W. "Bill" Hill. member of a longtime Santa Ana family and a downtown businessman; William .. Bill" Wenke, Santa Ana attorney. backed by businessmen and ioctustrialists; Wallace ''Wally" Davis, Fountain Valley- resident and Santa Ana attorney; Paul Balch, a fonner assistant to then State Sen. John Schmitz. and Sadie Reid, who runs a day care clinic in southwest San- ta Ana. Wenke is being touted by his supporters and some observers as Battin's strongest opponent. His backing includes developer Henry Segerstrom as.campaign manager. Dlivis, Hill and possibly ~trs. Reid are considered likely to score heavily, too, aod split the vote in the six-way race. POUS CLOSE I P.M. Battin tw taken a four year battering from the news media for some cf his ac- tion!I but the eUect of thi! will be known only after the polls close at 8 p.m. Tues· day. \Venke and Davis have run strong and v.•e!!-managed campaigns. D a vis, a ?t-texican-American, is ex- pected to cut in to Battin's fonner suppon in the Mexican-American community \vhich represents from 15 to 20 percent of the vcters in the district. Mrs. Reid, a black woman. also is considered certain to score heavily in Santa Ana's scuthwest area v.·here mincrity voters prevail. Some election follcwers believe Battin may aJso have alienated the labor vote with his stop development stance and his heavy emphasis on pollution controls which labor groups feel will cut available jobs. \Venke, on the other hand, although a Republican, got the endorsement of the AFL-CIO's Committee on Po I it i c a I EducaHon (COPE). To top it off the 7,000-member Orange County Employes Association broke pr~edent last week and came out with a strong indictment of the in c u m b e n t supervisor urging members .and their relatives and friends to "vote against Robert Battin." Although Battin has strong Democrat leanings and the district has a plurality of 10,000 voters in the Democratic col- umn, he faces two other staunch Democrats in f\.frs. Reid and Davis. In the third district, v.·hich covers the northern part of the county including La Palma, Buena Park, La Ha b r a, Fullerton, Brea, Placentia and Yorba Linda, Phillips faces four opponents. One of them, Ralph Dietrich, former Fullerton councilman, has conducted a vigorous and expensive campaign. Others competing for his job are Robert Bark, president of the Anaheim Union High School Board, Sal Zavala, a Placentia school board member, and Stephen Zinchky, • rocent graduate of Olapman College. Obst.rvert expect Phillips, a 1&.year veteran supervisor, and Dietrich to fight i\ out down \o tbe wire and survive for a runoff iD November. 31th D!STRICT CLASH The. Hinshaw-Schmitz battle for the. Republican nomination in the new 39th congressional district is the other tight in the county that has captured public at- tention. Most incumbent assemblymen, State Sen. James Whetmore and the other con- gressmen who&e districts are partly in the county and party in neighboring counties face little strong opposition. Both Hinshaw and Schmitz have assail- ed each other with charges and coun- te.rcharges. Hinshaw accuses t h e freshman congressman of deserting the titular head of his party, President Richard Nii:on. Schmitz' statement that he didn't mind Nixon going to Red China -it was his coming back that bothered him -has been quoted time and again. Hinshaw and a third candidate, Tustin School Board member Earl Carroway, have hammered away at the con· gressman's lack of sugport ! or Republican measures in C o n g r e s s , especially those pushed by th.e President. Carroway, according to Hinshaw's backers, was encouraged to run in the GOP nomination race to take votes aw ay from other Schmitz opponents. He is known to have been a strong supporter 0£ the congressman in his first-term bid two years ago and Schmitz former secretary is now handling Carroway's campaign. The fourth candidate in the 39th battle is Larry Denna of El Toro, a computer sales manager who does not appear to have conducted a strong campaign. Outside of the two supervisor races and the Hinshaw-Schmitz battle, principal interest among county voters centers on the McGovern-Humphrey fight for the Democratic delegates to the July con- vention. Both aspirants have stumped the county and have strong supporters out in the field . Pre$ident Nixon is expected to win the GOP norrunaling delegates tasily over Ohio congressman John AJhbrook, whom Schmitz supports. Republican cormressman Del Clawson in the ZJrd district, and Charle1 Wiggins in the 25th are unoppoud for t he i r party's nomination, as is veteran Democratic representative Richard Han- na in the 34th. The new 42nd district which includes the southwest coastal area of Orange Q..unty to Newport Beach, bu.t i.s largel.Y in San Diego County, finds Clair Burgener. a slate senator. the front ru~ ner for the GOP ncxnination . Seeking the Democratic nod in the 42nd is Joseph Tomehak, a r.or'!ler Laguna Beach planning comm1ss1oner and Orange Coast College professor. He i3 also a former Costa Mesa city coun· cilman. John V. Briggs is unopposed in the 3Sth assembly district GOP r11ce as i~ t~ ca~ didate for the Democratic nomination 1n the same district. Ted Shipkey. \Villiam Dannen1eyer is expected to take the Republican race Ml the 69th assembly district to oppose veteran Democ rat Ken Cory in the November ballotin g. . Republican Robert Burke of Huntington Beach has only token opposition and Democr<1t Terry 1toshenke is unopposed for the Democratic nomination in the 70th district. Newport Beach's Robert B~dham is ruMing alone for the GOP nod tn the 71st assembly distr ict. as is GOP Stale ~n. J ame.s \Vhet n1ore in the 351h senator1aJ dis trict. Longtime GOP Congressman Craig Hosmer of Long Beach is unopposed for the nomination in his district. One aspect of the county races this year are the unusually vigorous cam- paigns put on by several aspiranb for county central committee jobs. Thomas Fuentes. executive a ssist.ant to Supervisor Ronald \V. Caspers . of Newport Beach, even threw a campaign fund raising party at $25 a head. Seve r a I other committee aspiranl! have plastered their districts with signs. Normally candidates for the party com- mittee jobs are handpicked by party 1eaders and there is little opposition. Mcintire Protests Nixon Worship at Soviet Cl1u1~ch . WASHINGTON (UPI ) -The lntema- tional Comtcil Of Christian Cn\lrebes, headed by Dr. Carl Mcintire, has prcr tested President Nixon's worship at the Russian Baptist Church as "a mockery of freedom Of religion." "We thought you knew that th at was an operation Of the KGB, the Soviet Se- cret police," Mcintire said in a letter to Nixon. "The man whom the press reporU: preached to you, llya Ivanov, chairman of the All·Russia11 Cooncil of Evangelical C'hristian Baptists, has repeatedly praised the Soviet Union as fulfilling the ideals precioos to Christianity!' Mcintire, a fundamentalist preacher and vigorous opponent ol. Communism, wrote. ''Why did you do it, Mr. Presi- dent?" "We know that J ewish groups were particularly concerfted that you see \\'hat you could do to help them and t h e i r people in the persecution that they are suffering at the hands of the Soviet gov· ernment. 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' .. ,, • Co1nputer New Air Ace lly \VILLIAM SCJIREIHER At the risk of sounding un·American. T must say that our two most recent aerial ac<'s perhaps got more credit than they deserve for tht·u· five J\llG kills in 'Viet· nam . I th ink the con1pute r that helped thern shoot down \'trtually unseen enemies miles a.,..·ay deserves .sorne of the glory, too. At the ri sk of sounding overly ha'i'·ki:sh. \1h1ch I certainly a1n not . air aces just aren 't what th ey used to be. Maybe that's \\'hy it took nearly 10 yenrs to develop the first V1etna1n aces . J'iu not putting do1\n the bravery of the 1nen ·who fly over hostile territory and daily risk withering bar rages of anli-air· craft .1:uns and n1is. slles. 1'hal \vould be shortsighted. r am merely sayfng that to put these men on the same par as the aces of old is improper. The "ace'' designation is as obsolete as the prOJ)('Jler-d riven planes and rudimen· tary jets of past wars. It belongs on a shelf 1vit h talcs of the knights of old . Being an ace used to imply cunning in battle and chivalry lo fa llen opponents. Being an ace also used to imply that you sa\\· first-hand and close.up the men and planes being lorn to pieces by a hail of bullets. It used to mean you would have a twinge of conscience every now and then as your toll of the enemy rose higher an d higher. Being too young lo realize fu lly the trials A11other and advenlurtt oC lht oldtime ace:s, I can rely only on what they teJi U! in book! like thr one written by British ace Group Cap- tain Peter To"·nsend . Certainly "Duel or Eagles" is a \\'ar story but more than that it gives fl eeting glimpses of "'hat men went through to at · tain glory 1n the air. Personal scores of 20 or 30 enemy .:ur<'raft were quite common in past wars. One ace-the famed ~1an,fred v on Richthofen-downed more than 80 planes during World War I before he too was shot do\1'n and killed. Jet-age aces found the sledding a little tougher as planes became raster. During 1he Korean war. fe1v aces scored more than JO or 15 kills . But loday it has all changed. The enen1y is unseen but for a blip on a radar scope and his fate is most often unk nown. The \\'Capon that kill in the air toda y are long range missiles tha t rarely miss a target. J\tisses usually are attributed to a chance maneu\•er that outwitted the mi ssile's computer guidance system. There is no chivalry because flight i:oi sterile and "'arfare is controlled by buttons and com· puters. Our t\\'O Vietnam ''aces " descr\'C a great dea l of credit for even finding enough J\IIGs to shoot dO\\'tl in Vie tnam. The North Vietnamese air force is small and has never presented any great threat to our forces. It is almost always a rarity for them to appear. It would seem that our pi lots in thei r com puterized war bird \1•ere in the right place at the right t1n1c and pushed their buttons first. Sund.v, June 4, l'J72 DAILY PILOT AS Big Fotu·· Powers Sign i·~-~~~~~~~~~~~. Ne\v Berlin Agreement I A ... ,.,, •. , •. ,. •. "_' BERLIS 1AP1 -TO. B•& Berlin'• Alhed Con11-ol round1 1 y E s v 0 T E Four pul fin al touches Qn the bullding. Jong·sought Berlin a.~emenl ~ if 10 undt1'5COl't' the ne\V 1 !reedom of movement prcr-1 Saturday, l('a\ing the city vlded for in the treaty, Roger s 1 d1 v1ded but ra1s1ng hopes for a then drove to East Berlin for better future 111 thr thawing an hour's sightseeing and Esst·\'ie~t poh:ica! chmnle (fromyko flew to We st 1 Secretary of State Will h1n1 Gennany for an o\1'errught I P. Roge.rs arrived 1 n stop in Bonn. \Vash!nglon &iturday night The appa:rently orchestrated after 1neetlng \Yllh Sovie! gestures of good will also in· Foreign J\·ll11lster Andrei A. rluded announcement in Bonn i Gromyko and their colleagues uf full diplomatic relat ions 1 from France and Britain, between West Gennany and J\taurice Schumann and Slr Polrind and final ratlflcetion ol Alec DougJas-lton1e. T h e y Bonn's nonaggression treaties signed the last pro!ocol 111 11 1vi th Poland and !hr Soviet friendly atmosphere at \\'est L'n1u11. Cloud Blanket Lifts Alo11g Orange Coast Coastal AlllT1••ck " '" "' 8oh~ .. ., I 90110!" " " Cloud1 '" ·~O<"C•lrd " blonk•• .,. l:l ~trolo " ,, ·" S<>Ym••n C1!llornlo coo~llln• 1ooov "" Ch1rk>rlt " " ' Iii "'1dal1trnO()n, 111•1n11 w1y lo 1 tuuy Chlco110 .. .. ,, 1un1nlnt Clnc1nn1ll " .. .Isl '"" No!1cn1I W•o!hfr S•••lce 101d Cl•~elan<I " ., ,..,,,. would " ll!!I• <l'IOnO• ., '" Oenv•r .. " " ...... lhtr oanorn lhrou11h Mond1v . Ot• M11>nt• " " It rt •cl>.O '' <:1•11•••• lo So •u•dllV in Otrrol! " " " Newper! l!tllCh While "' mtrcu•v "' "•••Conk ~ M " 77 d~gre•s ., downtown '" Angel•• l'o" Wann .. " Foreto•ter1 <•lltd lot O l'llGh lodlV ., ..... .,~ " " Int uop.r' 10" ll0f1olulu " " Hnu•lon " " lnd>•n11>0I>• • ~· S1a11, 1lloo11, Tides J eck•on.111, " " K•n••• C.l!v " " La11, Ro<-" • SUHOAY Los Anolltl " .. Stton(I h•<lh • Jl /) "'· " M~m11nl• .. " SP<onO low 10 UtJ m. " M11m1 " " ,,,, MONDAY Mi1w1uk•• ~ " .n, F1n1 nipn J St 1.m. " M1nMtPOll•.SI, P1ul .. " Fir1t low 10 16 t .rr>. .. Ntw Orlt•n• • .. Stcond nith }, II p.m . •• Ntw York ., " StcOM li:rw 11 ·s1 p "' " 0~1•nom• C11v " " '"' lt!ttl ~.n •"' Stt• 1•00 pm. Omthl " .. Mooo Jlise1 11,111.n1. $111 10·311 m. Pl'lll1dtlp1ti1 .. M P,_nlx "' " Pn11buron " • . ~ Temperal11res Portland. Mt . " " R11>1d Cltv ,, • ... Jl ichmona .. " illlbanv • .. " LO<!•I • .. Albu<1utr11v1 " " ~1'1 L1lot (1IY .. " ·" Amarillo " " S•1lll~ " " Aflth<lrl~t ,. " S11okan1 .. " ... A!lan1a " " l ~"'"" " " 81rm,11gh1m .. " l'l•!l'llnglon " " FOR UNlflCATION A "YES'' VOTE FOR LOCAL SCHOOL CONTROL 1 • OUR own school district. --2 . Local control of our schools. 3. Trustees elected from our area. 4. Continuity in educational planning a nd programs for grades Kindergarten through Twelfth. 5. One tax rate instead of two. 6. A Financial Bonus from the state. Vote ''YES'' on Proposition "I" June 6, 1972 T .l.M.E. * for Un if ico tion *TUSTIN-IRVINE-MISSION VIEJO-EL TORO COMMITTEE FOR UNIFICATION P11C1 19r t y 1.1.M I . l1r 1Jnitlc11io11 Comm1t111. J llT> L. Mo111, cn11rm111, "'" Minn 11., lrvl,.., Man-bear Clash Due \\'EST GLACI EH. l\lont. (UPI ) -II has ix-en four vears :i;ince the last grizzly bear in· flicted injuries 1vere reported at f;Jacier Park Rnd Clirr Marlinka th in ks another human-bear incident is about d ue. e t-.lart in ka is !he par 1< research biologist and chi ef architect of a iilrict hrear con· trol progran1 in the park v•here t\1·0 19·year old girl.s \1·cre fat;i!ly mauled by grizzlies in separate incidents on Aug. 12, 1967. He says '"'O fa ctors con· tribute to the likeliOOod or man-bear confrontations. One is the la1v of averages com· bined .... ·ith the greatest con· (·entralion of grizzlies south of Canada. The other is scenery w beautiful visitors thro"' caution to the "-'ind. Thal doesn't 1nean such mretin,e:s must end a s lra~irally a..-they did for l\f ichele Koon s of San Diego , ;ind J u I i e Helgeson of Alberla J,,ea. i\1inn .. whose deaths marked the first such tragedy H\ ~7 years of Glacier l'ark history. At the tin1e. reaction ranged fr o1n t/10.~(' 11•ho 1vantecl the en · l ire rizzly population of f;Jacier. now estimated at 200. killed, lD those who wanter! to preserve even the two killer bears. Martinka had "¥> doubUi :1bout 1vhat had to be done - the killer bears. who had been feeding on human garbage. had to be killed. He had been on th e job less than three 1veeks at the time. Next he h;id lo try to piece together what had caused the nGrmally shy bears to kill. Five yea rs later. he still ;s not certain. Neither ~ death c:ould be attributed to bear defense reactions. But he notes that one th read ru nning lhrough bolh mau lings was the reliance of the killer bears on human garbage for food . Ma rtin ka says tllat •fr parenUy \v hen grizzlb feed at garbage dumps and other artirici.11 food so urces, ii breaks down the b e 'Ir 1 ' nonnal shyness. "It has become apParent that a wild, Cree-ranging grlzz.. Jy populatioh offers the )east opportuni ty ror conflict wi th man." ~1artinka said. 1 P::irk be ar management, greatly upgraded sinee tbe dealhs, Is trying to eliminate sources of ziirtiliclal feeding. Garbage dumps havt be'n ettmtnated an<t the park has adopted a "pa~k·ln, pack-ou t" policy. That mtens every thing that goes into back country arces comes out and hikers must haul out all food they'd taken In. The bear control program now include• a bear ~manziige; menl t e.chnlci an who <'OOrd lnate~ trall c:k>Iire! and 'other 1specl! or bf!ar'contrnl. 1 2 3 • WE WILL GREET YOU WITH A SMILE WE WILL TREAT YOU COURTEOUSLY WE WILL NOT LET OUR OTHER DUTIES INTERFERE WITH SERVING YOU WE WILL ANSWER YOUR TELEPHONE 5 ,...,. 6 ; • 7 4 CALLS PROMPTLY AND COURTE OUSLY . AlHAMllA C:RllTOS ll MONTE Se ars 17Ml11 1'°'4511 443·1911 •ufNA rAtK COM,TON GLfNDALP 121""'400, 521-4Jl 0 632 ·1761 241-1004, 244..461 1 CANOGA •A-K COVINA HOLLYWOOD )lAR,\, ROl•UCK Al'tO (0, 34o.<1661 966..()611 469·.S941 STORE HOURS ... SHOP SUNDAYS 12 N I WE WILL ACKNOWLEDGE 8 WE WILL PROVIDE YOU IF WE MUST OUR SERVICES KEEP YOU WAITING WHEN YOU NEED THEM WE WILL GIVE YOU DIRECTIO NS AND ANSWER 9 WE WILL NOT LE T YOUR QUESTIONS YOU LEA VE OUR STORE UNHAPPY WE WILL ~'.lAKE EVERY EFFORT TO FIND OR SECURE MERCHANDISE 10 WE WILL THANK · THAT YOU WANT YOU FOR SHOPPING IN OUR STORE lNG LfWOOD OLYM,IC &. SOTO ,ICO 672..0161 261·1211 931-4162. LONG llACH OllANGI •0"10N4 4J5.0121 6J7-2100 62f.J161 NOll'HJllDGr rASADfNA SANTA 'fl SPRINGS llS-7272 611-3111, 3Jl-4211 944-1011 You are our most impcrtant asset and we wlll do everything we can to please you. Come in today, let us prove that we really do care. Sears People who care about People SANT4 MONICA TOIU.NCl Selloledl .. 194-6711 141·1111 0v9,..,.,...~ SOUTH COA$T PlAZA VAUIY o ,Ye11r l4~J:J3 763-1461, 914-2220 MttMytedl niOUSAND OAKS VllMONT 497-4566, 522-1 131 759·1911 At DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE -Hinshaw f or It can be argued that political bodies benefit by havin g extremist members -lhat the far-out attitudes of the left and right move eq uaUy t.-Ov.·ard providing a logical and !lane stream of moderation. TI1at n1ay be true. but il is equally true that a p<Jltll· rai su bd1v is1on represented by an extren1ist suffers Hl 1t1e proccs~. F'or in almost all cases the extrcn11st !.'i" r ep resenting not the id eologies and needs of hi s 1·on st11 · ueuts, l)ut 1 ulher the ideologies and ncc-d.~ uf his 0 1\ n brand of far·out philosophy. Orange Cou nty has such a case in tile form of H.ep. .John r.. Schn1i11:, \1hr1 is seeking re-ele('tion tu Congres5 and \\'ill be tip for the C:C)P noo1inat1on next Tuesday. L~y 111:-rcl·ord as a ~tale Sen at or. by his record in c;ongres .... anrl by lits own declaration, John G. Schmitz does noL cYcn represent the party he uses as a device to get cleC'ted. Il e has no allegiance to th e President, or his party's Congressional leadership. And, in truth, he has no allegiance to lhe citizens or Orange County. SuccLnctJy, he represents the small hard-core of the radical right. Th e IJAJI,Y PJf_JO'I' normally does not endorse 111 partis;in elections. J.f owever. because the 39th district 1s ovcr,vhelmingly Republican, the GOP nominee se- lected next 'fuesday is virtually assured of "'·inning the ~ea t _ 'fhe DAIL Y PIL01' recom1nends Andrew J . Jl 1n· :.:ha "'· 48-year-ol d Orange Coun ty Assessor, who pron1- ises a positive approach to the offi ce of United StatC'~ (~ong ressn1an. Jlinsha\11 understands financing . ha s . a rapport v. ith the rou nty's econon1ic needs. and potential cronon1it grO\\•th. is an expert on tax affairs and gencr· ally offers a ronsrrvative but pragmatic approach to the business of govcrnn1ent. . J·fln sha\v makes no secret of the fact that be 1s a Nixon man ISchmitz 1s supporting arch-conservative John Ashbrook in the California GOP presidential pri· mary) and pledges a closer "'orking relat.Jonship with the adnnnistrat.Jon and the party's Congressional pro· gran1s tlia11 &hn11tz has exhibited. Jn his zeal to promul· ~ate the views of the radicaJ right, Schmitz has gone out of Ju s v.•ay to oppose and embarrass his own party and Jlres1dent Nixon. Jn the best interests of Orange l ountv. the OAll~'' r•IJ.O'l' recon1n1ends Andrew J l'linsha\v ·for thr :J9th ('ongrcS.'!tonal District. Prop. 2 Reappraised Jn 1 cv1C\1·1ug til1• pro po~1l1ons on next 1·uesday '~ haJlu t recently, the UAlf~Y PILO'r .sugge sted a "/\'()" \Ole un f'ropos1t1011 2. It \vould aulhor1;:e $250 1niJl1 on 1\o rth of stale bonds for loans to school districts for earthquake damaged schoals and $100 mi\Jion to school cl1str1rts \\'here ex tremely rapid gro\vth has exhausted lhc district's legal bondi ng capacity, Our reappraisal of that proposition. however. 1nd l- cates our reservations about the earthquake mea.'i· ure are rnore th an overbalanced by the need for the $100 rnillion ior Joan.'i. Southern Orange ('(J unty JS urg~nll y iu need of 1h1.s kin d of help. In tile San Joaquin 01 str1rl. for ex· an1plc, voters haYe faced up to their obligations by bond· 1ng to the legal l!n11t. going on double sc.<.:i ions and try~ ing the first year·around .:;rhool. 'fhcy sl1IJ need -t1J1rl have voted to obligate themselves for -up to $15 n1d- 1ton in state loans lo build the 12 schools 1hat \\"!II he 11e eded by the fall of 1974. J)roposit1on 2 is !lie un !y source for the state loans. The DAILY PILO'r recommends ii "\'F:S" vote on Propositio n 2 in the interests of adequJ!.c schoo!1ng in Orange County. 'Y) I' ( 1 • 'Ht~') El1~Y1HIH~ YOU ASKlD ~. l!R-AN D I HOYE YOU~f TH f lAST ONE.' Nixon's Pledge On Crime Kept Dear Gloorny G u s Now that the Supremf' Court h:1~ issu ed a ruling that sh rimp taste.'\ better with the black vein removed /Wednesday DAILY PILOT. Pa ge 71, we can rest easier about the state of the nati on 'Operatio1i ;\lewspaper' Many Questions Answered Uy 'f l!O,,IAS f\EEVIL nr1r~pn r]1 1111h tod<iy·s presses Law and qrder did not prove to be a red·hot campaign issue for the GOP 1n .1970, but the emphasis Y.'hich the govern· ment placed on fulfilling this pledge made by President Nixon paid large dividends for the residents of the District or Columbia and people all ovrr this country. \:nlike his predecessor, President Nix - on actua!ly succeed· e<i in n111king lhe. na~ l ion's capital one o! the sarest cities 1!1 the country. It only took him three years to make this 11s· lounding record. In the past mon!h major crimes in the District dropped l!J.8 percent from th!"' ra te established In lhe peak month of November, 1969. The latest crime stati!1tics for the District of Columbia were almost amaz· ing. at least when compa red "'ith !hi"' figures for the year during which LBJ promised to make Wasi1lngton. and I use his words, a "n1odr! for lhe nation ." The accom plis hn1ent. of course. got far too little attention in the nation's pres~ and among the commentators who speak for the communications media -a fate which seems to be.fall almost all or the good news \\o'hich resulls from the ef· fectiveness of a Republi ca n Adminislration 'VASlllNGTON is a good cily to use for pu rposes of comparison. After al!. it 1s 1he capital of this nation and as such it is the mcccn for lhous:inds upon thousand~ of An1er1can 1our1 sts and patriotic citizens \Vho '"·anl to sho1v their ch1ldrt'n the syn1bols of our frredom and our BARRY GOLDWATER drn1ocralic form of government. \\1hen President Nixon came into office, \Vashinglon had one of the highest crime rates in the nation and had been setting nc\~· rel·o rds for dangerous and felonious crimes every succeeding rnonth. This was a period , you \Vii i rcmf'mbcr, 1vhen Democratic Atty. {;en . flamsey t'!ark actually scoffed al the crin1e figures collected by the FBI and at·tu a!ly r1uestioned 'vhether a c·rime \\•ave or un· usual. nation1,•ide proportions re11/ly existed . And it was the per iod, too. when Judicial lenien cy to1vard murderers. rapists. anned robbers and other perpetrators of violent crimes reached a 7.('nith -a zenith so disgraceful that serious students of jurisprud ence began to worry openly about Lhe possible advent and spread of a state of anarchy in !his l:ounlry -a :'ilate of an:lrchy "'hich could take us back to the la~v of the jungle and thr survival of the fitte st. JUST THI~TK about that for a momen1 ~!ere ls a nation that in the past "O yea r:i; ha~ spent billions 11nd billions or dollars on programs to oullaw poverty, to erase il!ih~rary and to ('rect the greatest educa· t1onal system in !he world. The same programs found a cu re for a rrrtain type of polio. developed '"·onder drugs by the score. gave the nation lhE" best transportation system and the mos( cars the world had ever seen, and gavf' this nation the largest number of television sets anyv.·here in the world, !he Thlt l•t1ur• •••1•(11 rt1a1r1' ¥iew1, ntl ntcn.urllY thtw 01 lh• ,,_,,,,,,. S1~d tour I'll 11t•~• hi 0100,.,, Gut, tltltJ" ~1111 . bcsl housing a11y place in the 1vorld. the best food any place in the world anrl the largest of all industries drvoted solely to leisure. ll ere 1va:) a nation that buil1 lhr largf'~t horn Of pJerJty !he \\I 0 f J d hflS Cl'f'r seen and filled tha! horn to the brpn l\'llh Pvrrything good -\1·1th the except ion of the milk of human londness, llere "'as a nation that 11.•cnt lo thr: stars. "'aiked on the moon bu t never developed a type or brotherhood and understanding that could make our cuy streets sare enough 10 walk on un· prot ected afte r dark. And now. at Jong last. 11r seem lo hr making sonic head1~·ay under President Ni xon. Perhaps one of the reasons is tha1 he did nol stand by and watch the best rn inds in Congress "·ork ror mont hs on a O.C. crime bill and then veto it the ·way his predecessor did. Perhaps it is because he and his depanments worked \''It h thr Congress, evolved !he best possi bl!"' bill I hey could get and then signed 11 promptly into la\\o'. In all events , this time the public saff'!y got a break , and the bleeding hearts of the America n Civil Liberties Union 1veren't given what amounted to a ve!o po"'e.r over wha t they did not like . F'or a change. some thought "'BS given to tht• rights of 1 he victim and to thf' rights of the m<1JOr1t y ra!h er than all of rt going 10 the right s ol the Jccuscd. Dull' P1!0t Edolar Questions about n e w s pa p e r' , ~pecifically the Daily Pi lot . What single aspec t of the newspaper opera1 ion draws the n1ost comment ~ A (;arrirr boys . \\'f' have 916 of 1hen1, each 1vith 30 lo 6-0 customers, and n1ost of those customers feel a need to le t anyon!"' t"onnected 1vilh the ne"·spaper kno\v thrir r;.iting of the cu rrent carnrr. \\"hai ·s the bcst·rrad thing 111 1hr pape r'' /\ ~ot stJrpri:iingl~·, 1hr niaJor stories on J1agt I About 95 11en:cnt. nF the Da ily 1--'ilot 's readers read ::ill or part of d, our survrvs disclose. \\"hat singlE" h·a· lures arc n1ost popll· l:ir " A. I:: cJ i t o r i a 1 s About 115 percent of the readers say they read Jhem regul arly or sometimes. Next. i<: Ann l.ar1ders. fol1011•rd by f'ditorial pagf' cohunnis1s, i\1a!Jbox: and the national 11·eathrr rt>port. 1!01v n1any v.urk the cross11·ord pu zzles " A. Only 12 JM'l"Ccnt regularly, but th ey Rre by any measure the mosl outspoken. r;u1ck ·t.o-respond and vocal element out thrre in reacler!and . An out-Of-sequence ansvrer lo the previous day's puzzle \1i ll dra11' an inst.ant barrage of calls; run the same presidential primary story three days in a ro1v and !here's scarrtly a peep_ \Vh:i1 are 1hc n1os! popular comic strips"' ED ITOR'S NOTEB OOK \ll'ekday 1rad1ng aet1 v1r"ie~ lVhat are th{' n1os1 frrqut111 roni. plaints ".' A. Delivery proble1n s. \\111h nearl.V 1,000 boys h<1ndli11g -12.000 pHpers sevc-n days ol 1he \l't"'ek $orne tuul -ups arf' 1nevitablr If \'Our pnprr 1s n1orr than an hour latr, t:al l nud one \\'ill be brought 10 you _ All in all . 11 i;'rc 1ery proud nf our boys' records :ind l\'E" have !'..Ubstantially fc11·er con1· plaints than n1ost papers this sile. \\lhal about l'On1p!aints over stones"? ;\.Each ts handlrd indsv1dually \Unles..,; llit ("illf!'r or lener v.•r1tcr refuses lo 1drn· l1fy himseH) and 1f \l'e're 11Tong a cor· ret tion Is n1ade in the next edition. Can you do anything abour the in k rub· bing off on n1y hands·~ A I gav{' detailed rrspo11se to 1 his q11rst1on in Pat Dunn ·s Ar Your Serv1ci' r'olu111n several Sundays ago. Basi call y. Jl·s a tnatter or balancing precisely !he CjUaJity o( the paper.and the flo1v or !hi"' ink. and irs a problem common to almos1 every ne\\'Spaper printed on standa rd \\'ha1 abou1 1h;d crease that sometimes runs Uiagon:i!ly :irross so111e pai:cS"! A 11 's a rc~k.v d<1r11 1h1ng. J"ll admit. 1'ht' prf'ss nlc11 tell me 11 has something to 110 1\·1th a roll of nr1rsprin1 bring fed fro nt tilt· side of 1he pr!'SS cJl'Pr ;u1 angle bar Jn· 10 th e pr11111ng platrs ;ind ink roller~ \\"e :-t·<'nl 10 bl' having fel\'fr problems with 1t in rf're111 days. so rna.1he thry\e found lht' solutio n Thf' t11os1 frequtntl.I" askrd single ques· I ions·· A \\'ha1 arr your deadlines and who is rny state sc.nator 1 legislator. con· grcss nl<in. l. S srna1or1 ? The deadline query 1s imPoss1blr lo ans1~er ; it differ~ fro111 depar1n1 Pnt to dl'partment and each of ihe eight edu 1011s has a different Page I deadline The busiest lln1e for callers? .\ Frida y aflrrnoon~ after 3 p.m , p;:irl!r:ularly ll"hen 1here's a full moon out lherr. Advii:r. threats, in q u Iri e 1, clcrna11ds, t·omp!aints and bring·homt-a· loaf-of-brrad t<'l lls seemingly ema.na tt fron1 rvcr.v \'Orce 111 Or;inge County /Jo you rral!y meet a lot of inttrestina JlCOple Ill !hr ne1\'SpapE"r bus iness"? A '.\lore precisely phrased. "'e interest a Int of meeting people. Controversy Continues On Origin of Baseba ll L. 1'1. BOYD Old 'Turk' Changes Tack A. Pcanllt s arid D<>n111s the :\lr.nacr, n"t"k <ind nl"'Ck th<' Inst 11tnc 11·e checked. 'J'hrre srt·n1s to b(> :i tl'rnd -national!v ;ind loca lly a1v;1y lror n 1he continu 11Y :-1 r1 p~ suc;h as D1 !'k Tracy and ./udJ;:f' Parker and 1nort 111lf'rrst Hl lhe Strips that are srlf·conta ined each d<'ty. Is there enough in1ercs1 in the stock 1narket reports to devote l\\'O full pages to it every day ·.• As to the true orig in of baseball, arg u- ment conlu1ues. Back in 1908, A, C, Spaldin,e: ~prl':ir! lhe no!Jon the game \\"a..,; in1rnled 1n !839 by Abner l}oubleday Rt. Coopcrs!0\1·n. N. Y. But. thal ·s a n11t h. t:ontend the iierious historians. Shortl y before \Vorld \Var 11. one Robert Hen- derson of the Ne1v York Public Library proved beyond de- bate the scr-called national sport \vas a ( ) lht> n11·11 1n cafr1rnas 111\'ariably set t.ct rnorc IJ<1lanccd n1 cals tlian do the v.·omen. But '"'hy ·.• Vt1AS•llNC1TON -Thirty years ago. ('hct Holifield c;irne to Congr rss out of 11 men ·~ apparel shop "'ith visions of public service in his head. lie took his place w1!h the young Turks, standing up for reform, battling the special interests, putting hi S l:O~· isc ien ce <1he111d u{ his bank balance. Today, the Cali· fornia Dt'mocrat st\11 ha s the 1v.·eedy look of 11. haberdasher. But he h<1s lost thr Jighl In his eyr.s. •It> has becom e a po1\•rr in the House, <1 p.<ir· 1y to hackroom deals. The. spe<"1a l in· lerests he once: fought arc no111 hls friends. 1.1nd his office has become l'I wat r ring hole for their lobbyists, When he wanted to rela1 on lils way to a Geneva atomic convention lasl sum · ~. for example, Holi field wa~ offered the use or 1 Spant5h villa belonging to in· dusttialist Perkins McGuire. As House (rC'IVtrnment Operations chair1n11n. he ha~ general jurisdiction ,.. over government contracts Involving ,._1cGuire'~ wid e cor- jlorate lntere>ts. • Holifield was accompanied du ring his flvt-day atay, lncldentally. by Rtp, Craig llosmer,.a atufly CaJllornla conservative from Lang BtllCh1 devoted to the big· vioney lnttrest!c.'1bere was a time when floliOeld would have fought J{oSJner. not lrawnlzed with him. At home. Holifield has been slugging It · 1th Ralph Nader over the ('.l()nsumer bill and, lor hi> heroics, hH ooeopllllC the llockpelt or the •l*ill 11l11iten: I JACK ANDERSON One of Washington's 11103l elfect.ive lay,·yer-lobbyists, Ne.i i Naklen, ha 1 organized $100.a·plate suppers to raise money for Holifield and invited a host of lobbyists to pony up. PATR ONAGE FOR LOBBYIST \Vhen Na iden's son. Fred. wanted a ~ummer job, lloli field put the boy on the public pa}'TOll as a Capitol page. The. lob- byist's son earned Sl ,200 during two !Um· mers under Hol ifield's wing. Naide.n also made the arrangements and wrote the testimony lor a pltch be!ore JTolifield 's committee by the Wes tern E I e ct r on i c Manufacturers Association. Another Naiden client. Babcock tind \Vilcox, was di stressed over the Atomic Energy Commission's regulatory pro- ceedings. Na iden complained to RoHfield, '"'ho has considerable clout at the AEC. ln an earlier column1 l\'e rrporte<I th11t Tif's Robert Schm1dt deli~·ertd $500 in ('fi~ hund red dollar bill~ to J£oli field's of· flee. About the s11me lime, Schmidt draflf!d a letter which Holifield sent to the O<>frnse Depa rtmf'nl <>n behalf of a multi-mlJllon-dollar JTT contract pro- Po8al. • , Holllleld admitted In ,. Rou1t !llltt- ment that he had sipntd the In· erimln1tlng letter to the Pentagon, but both he Ind Schmidt denied any llOO payo tt. H~ver, we have evidence the money was left with a Holifield eide, who routinely accepted it for the con· gressman. A .steady stream of lob b yists. meanwhile, have \Yorn a path on Holifield's carpet. They include Waller Phair, Kaiser Industries; Frank Rogers, Western Oil and Gas: Alan Nedry, Southern California Edison; H a r r y Le Vine, General Electric: A I b e rt Woodward, Flying Tiger Airline; Tom Bendorf, a fonner Lockheed lobbyist who later lobbied against no-fault insurance for the American Trial Lawyers; Howard CoMer and John Vance, Pacific Gas and Electric. · My associate. Les Whitttn, called tlle congre.wnan in Pico-Rivera, for his com· ment.<i. "J have no remarks to make to you or anyone in your organization," snapped Holifield. "You can ceue calllne me!' He then hung up the telephont. WASlllNGTON WHIRL Last Christmas, the Anierican MinlDg Congress dttive.red four Christmas treu as gifts to the lop Interior Department brass as evidence that trees grow on strip-n1 ined land. Ralph Nader protested to the Civ il Service Commission. which has finally fi nis hed Its Investigation, The comm i.!l!ion found 1hnt Secretary Roger~ Morton ne ver got his Christmas tru. UnderRecretary Willia m Pcccira recei vM his tret but never u~ it, Assis· lant ~crr.tarv Holl is Dole out his up at home.. and Mines Director Elburt Osborn mounted his at the off!«. Jn belltlllng the j!'ifts, Tnterlor report~ that the tret!. in· tended to .OOw what bountiful uowth U. possl ble on ttrJp.mined Jandl, were "e1~ tremely thin" and of "nnmlnal Vlll)ue.'' A. Wr ask otirselvcs the sa1ne question frequently and aJwa ys come up \\o'ith .an affirmative answer. Jt is expensive -an out-of·pocket cost to us of about $1,500 a week. 1'.1orc people read the recipe pages of the Wednesday Daily Pilot (57 per- cent), but it is a reader service we feel very important -particularly since ~·e are able to provide same-day reports on Quotes Klng llu1sein or Jordan -"Sotne say Jerusalem should belong to the people of the Jewish falth, ju.st as Rome belongs to the Chrtstians and MCC'ca belongs to lhe ~ Moslems. But nowhere in the world have the three great religions 1net except in Jenw.lem, and therefore it must be.long to all." AJan Woodrow -"The main reason for the prison unrest is not so much political a.s humanitarian. The plain fact is that the great majority of prisons are ancient , nvercrowded and understaffed. And this leads us lo the root of the problem: The whole pena l systern is based on fear and repression rather than cure and re-educa- tion, '' Michael W. Scbntll, ~fajor, USA , Ret .• ~1ounialn View -"Th~ c:redlbllity of future U.S. presidents in foreign affairs hinges: on the support we give or withdraw from our current chief ex· ecutive. Do we want a wtll+tbe:wlsp pttSldent or one who evaluates all the facts and m11ket a sound decision!'' ' modified version of that British game called Rounders. I say so-called national ~port, because ii isn't anymore. Football is. Q. HOW much money does the sailor in lhe Russian navy get? A. About $7 a month. T1\•ice Iha! on a submarine. Q. "HO'V LO:'iG has it been ~inrr .11 st"'rious f'arthquakr shook up Ne1v England ?" A. Not since the Ice Age, 1'1n told. SACCHARIN-Jn the lingo of the Food and Drug Administration . "GRAS"' stands for "Generally Recogniztd As Safe." Saccharin no longer bears that label. the }~DA ha~ announced. Having fed saccharin to rats, the science boys have found bladder lumqrs in san1e. These <M!cur. they say, et saccharin levels "roughly equivalent in humans to 875 bottles or a typical diet !Oft drink per day.'' ~lister. were you aware that Jr you drank 875 bottles of a typic1tl sort drink a day )'<>U might have trouble "'ith your bladder? AD<>U T ntAT kite you buy, chalices arc 40 to one it will never get into the air. Such the claim of the International Kite f"lyers As.!ociation. They contend op. llmisl.3 purchase 40 million lcitts a ye1r, but only abcwt a million finally fly . Whit happens lo the otbtr 39 million? Shrug. • WRY? Jt'1 •aid to bt ~mmon knowledge amoog restaurant bosses that A:\"O \VHY rlo thf> won1en in n1ental irl· 11t1tut1ons respond so much more quickly to shock thera py than do the men also re- mains un known . Will you expla in that? AND ALSO clarify, if you can. the. reason reading disorders are about four l.~n1es as prtvalent among boys as amon1 g1r!s, please. i\"() SALESMAN about to make a hrescntation to a \1·oman should forget h• _as b!il 13 minutes. After that. she stops hstcn1n~. So says a Chicago schola r who has n1arle a s!udy of the powers of con- centration among !he glrls . But that's not loo bad . A husb,.nd . it's said, can onlv hold his \1J ife"s attention tor II minutes. Li' average, 1£ average, ORANGI COAST DAILY PILOT Robtrt N. lVeed, Publi.fhtr Thomcz.s Ktttril, Editor Albert W, Ba.lei Edirorio:r Po.oe Editor 'ryit' rdiloria.I PAJ:e of thf: De.Uy Pilot fff'ka ~o 1nlorm lnd stimu. late ttaders by 1>rt'senlln1 thlJ nc"·spe.per's opinions •nd com· n:icn~ on topics of lntcrcat and J111tni!1cantt, by pruvldlnr a forum for the toxpreulon ot our readtra' opinions. and by J»'f!llf't1tl nt lhe dlverst' vle"·polnt:c o( Informed ob· lft"Vttn •nd •pok"1t:lm on topics ot Um day. Sund1y, J une 4, 1m Far-Left, Far-Right, K\ •\IC\f1Ll1 rr11r.l 1\IA\ :ind 'l 'JIU ~L\~ IJ, t:1,1 \~ c •~1t un tl11· Jru1..:1•.s vf !':lo1.1thcrn t ,d,J 11111.. pulllll'~ \1hcrc !h' vte\V 1, .1~111 1.1di. :di~ <l1frerf'nl ~rom the I r ,11,il !l.1 I• I! :'IOlliC .Stotrtlu1g , lil1h ll l1 11 ·~ .Ill' ,111~11 1i.; (Ill :1l l";i~t llll(' \..~ )' tlt.'111..)f <il l.>Sl.!C - !~I" ,1.1r 111 \.'u'lr1,un. iu lht: oullooh tv11,.111J \ht· !1l·11 pol1t1c-~I 1111/(· tllt' 18 to<.!O y1·u r·-old \OIC1' " ,\llTll>ll Jj llt•111p. \)Jl' l'h<llr rlHln of < vhl11rn 1:1 r.; 101r·r1glii Arn f' r 1 t: an l1Hl~·p,,111t~·nt 1~<1r1 y. ant.J John Maag. top 11n11v11.d vrµ<JHJ/('r t(Jr 11hv 1 .. r·h'H l'tvph· ~ l'ar1_1, f!!t' ~£t1111d1ug .111110'1 ;111!-.1· 1111 tll•'!lt' l'>~llt'' IT \\i)L l.ll:\"I' 11,1\(' !)l'f'JIJL'U pl'obablt l•1u!' \·('<ors ;1gu 11hL·11 1hc AIP \vns t'ounllrd 111 s1;1un('J1 r~corgc \\:.i!l..ite ~uppurte1$i ,111d tlit• J'c<ii.:t <.iral f''reedoni l'artv, lllr t '<thlon11;i brilnl'h ol' th1· PPO~lt:'~ i~ai !~' \1&s stan"KI by frusU'ated anll·war ClJfbarcJs Today, 1hough. 1he1r po:nuon:s: on the \\ftr Bre al1no8t identical. 'f'he PFP hasn't changed. ll \vas alw<iys !or un1nediate °"'ithdra\\'iil. Dut the AIP, whi ch "''as more ha wkish lhan any other party in 1968 y,·ith retired Goo. l.;urt1:s LeMay (now ol Ney,•por1 Reach I as its vice .preslden lia! candidate, has turned around. The platform or the California AI P today calls the war "un- i·onstitut ional" and asks a "l'on1plete'' \1Jthdrav.·al -"not merf'ly a puhht re!a. tions ges111re." Even '''hen Y.'Hlla t·e, thr Alab<1n1a J;O\'ernor. IOSt'S his currcnl bid for rhe l)e1no(·ra11c pre.sidcntlal no1n111at1011 and on~:e <1~<t11 1 heads a th1rd -ptll'1Y 111.:kel. \11ill'h Jle111p :-.et•s as ineYltab!(\ •hr AlP'i; \'1etna1n plank ls not hkrly to becon1e n11.1re ha11 ki.sh '·(;()\'.\\'ALLA.CE is n lot 1111111· do~1sh lhan a lot of folks reahzC'," sa~s Jle1np, SOU I HER N CALIFOH.\IA FOCUS who l!vl:'S in PA('ific Palilladl'S. only a few miles from the national headquar\('fS of Haag's People's Party in Veruct'. "Back in Nove mber u1 f.1cn1phis." llcmp added. ''\Vallate told a 1nccllng of our party's national central co1nm111re 1here would be no n1ore talk of drup1))ng bombs.·· Jle1np. refteclini:: hts p;o1r11 ·s 1·hnn~1ng v1e1v. excl<11n1cd. "Lord, I :-:urr tio1>e ht> doesn 'r pic:k Le ,\l<iy lot' \ u·e 11res1dt·nt again:·• The AIP con1Jl1Ut'..'S 10 1<lf..P prrd1~·\;tblr sta nds 011 uianv issurs, such <IS opflOSlll)! schoo l btJsing for rnL1<il b<1Jani.::c cintl all trade \vith Con1111un1st 11a t ions 1'hf' PI·'!>, on the other hC1nd, !J;1s 1111 forn1al pla tforn1. J·la;ig l"alls it a radical Few G,roups Left to Hate; What )Viii Americans Do? By GEO!lt.;E !\lrCOftl\IIC~ l('s getting ~o 1!111L Ar11C'ri can!i v•ou"t have 11nyo11e left 10 hal e if they're nut ~areful. Hating some outsid e group that's seen es a th rea t has been a tradition ever .since the founding faU ters hated the British. Later, when the British became this country's friends, A111er"ical!s kept in practice by periodically hating the Mex· icans, the Spcni:ih ar.G, mosL of al!, the Indians. Thin£.'! p;cl:eo Uj\ for ha~ers 1Guring \'i'orld \\';,1· J, \rhcn there v1.o.s tn:! 111111 for lhem w c!esriise because he 1ovas an <'.r- rug~r,!, n1::i~<lrist1c !.!~Ute Ht .J Prussian helmet ''•l:1sr tn1per' .. 1lr;1;-_. 01i1ns \\"t'rc ihe \.ery ei:titht'S1s 1,t e1eiyL01r1.g Antcric.-ins •lo.id f".~. like ~l::n1ifr-sl lksli::y. Allri 11!.:.1 lhe~\! \\""" \\i,JriJ \Va:-Il. v.•hen i~ 1•. JS f11.11 :~ tale th<' Nll"lJS becau se not only -...1:-re tb!.'j' .1uu!.;11t.lc b1>asts \vho were 111:t \,• cr1riqurr i:ie fre e \~·orld, but they a l~u \1ere kJid of stlly, \\•hat 111th all that ~1.'-J:lt'S~Ppping and Der Fubrer's little 1nustac:1e and bo111basUe speeches. And the ,Jf'.oanese were not ooly cruet end :n. .11cr111able, but they elso had -8Jld there v.·e·e pictures on War Bond posters ta 9r1J\ r i! -OtJ!rageously slanting eyes and b1R reeth , 'fhe :1 , \\hen the \1J8r wa:s over and the >.meri~ans discovered that the Gennans \\'tre reallv a nice bunch of ant i-Nazis 11"ho v.·ere i;ood businCS!ln1en ~sides, and lhat the J<tpanese were gentle, u1- f!ustrious people ·~ho \Vere betler busi nessmen 1ha11 many Americans really \vould have liked -thrn this coun· lry got the Con1rnunists. lt was a Golden Ag e for hat ers. There were the Russian Cominunists, \vho \vere trying !(I ensla\'e the ~·ree World and iin· pose th eir godless systent on iL Then there v.•ere the Chinese Com1nunists , who not only constituted a lin1i\less horde ready to come screaming across the Pacific and up the Santa ~tonica 'How come humans can't pall together?' Freeway, but also had driven the good Chinese -America's Chinese -into ex- ile . Bul it couldn't last, and look at what's happening today. First President Nixon F,Oes oH lo Peking, and Americans cllscover that the Chinese Communists are really a bunch of fine, hardworking lolks. Nol only that, but they've got a society ~·ith lav..· and order -and they're great cooks. And no\v the J->resident has visited tht'! Russian Communists, signiI1g all so~ts ol agreements with them and finding that they're really a bunch or sensible !olki who want peace and are ready to trade . Not onld that, but Mrs. Ni.J:on discovered that they run a nice subway system. It all seems pretty discouraging. Just when this COWltry gets itself all worked up to hate one group, po 11 ti c a I realignments force it to lik e that group and hate another. It's clear that finding a nr1v group to hate t h e Liechtensteiners , say -wo uld be nothing niore than a .stop.gap measure. That, too, \\'(11ild pa ss. \\.h<lt·s equally clear, then, is that if An1ericans are ever to find a group that tljey·ll nC\CI' have Lo stop hating, they'll have to make one up . They'll have to in· \ ent a country for the group -one tt £:onquered from a peace-loving, free pe<r- ple, of course -and devise a perfectly clreadful political system for it. .Every tin1e the American public had to be united in a solid wave of hatred, the government could report some new atrocities committed by the mythical group. It could attribute to it everything that threatens the American way of life: right now, for instance, the goverrunent cvuid say that the group buses its kids 10 school and wants to impose that scheme on the Free World. The only alternative to inventing an outside group to hate, it seems, is for Americans to go on hating one anolher, And that's caused enough trouble here alrc:!dy. -Min.neaPolil Tribuna ('alif 01·11ians Abseiat Miss Law and Order Vote Uy MJCllAEL O. (;REE~ \\' ASHING1'0:'-J -The c:ry for "\a1v and crder" ts one of the favorite of California congressmen, particularly at elecllon !nne. as it is for Jav.·makers from c:!sewhe re around the country. But given the ch1:1nre lo vutc on legi ~ln· tion to improve the judicial sy:-lt.•n1. unclog the courts . rlnd u p p, r a d c rehabili1:Hion and n<1rcot1cs !reu1111rnt programs, ntany flf these :-.<i1nc <.·c111· gressn1en regularly find m1irr pressing things to do than to ~10•~ up f()r llnusc. roll call votes. On al least one such vote 1nvnlv1ng 1hc Issue of "law asid order" reccnl!y, no fewer than 1°4~ of Cahfor11\a's 38-inun delegation were recorded as absent. JUDIOAL RED ISTRJ(,"T'JNG: On a bill getling up a commission to redraw boun· daries of the federal judicial circuits. nine Californians "'ere busy elsewhere when the r<il l was called. CALIFORNIA'S CONGRESS .Jr., Rich arrl T. Hanna , Chet l~olifield, Hobert L. Leggett, Paul N. r.tcCloskey .Jr, George ~\'!11\cr. Jerry L. Pettis and Charles \\'1ggi11s. I\T AGfSTAATl.':S SALARIES: On till· fl(hcr bi!I to increase the salaries of U.S. n1ag1s1ra1es. who have been assum~ ing an increasing number of duties re lating to petty offenses. bail. v.•arrants. 1 removal hearings. prisoner petitions and prctriiil c:onferences -which fonnerly 1.:onsumed a la rge portion of the time spent by judges -at least seven Califor· n1ans failed to answer the quorum call just preceding the voice vote. They were Reps. Barry Goldwater J r., Augustus Hawkins. George M i 11 e r • 1liomas Rei!, John Rousselot, John G. Schmitr. and Charlrs H. Wilson . DRUG ABUSf:: Earlier. e ight Californ ia congressmen missed a vote on still another bill to establish a Special Action Office for Drug Abuse Prevention. They \\'ere Reps. Barry Goldwater J r., Chet }lolifield, Paul N. McClookey Jr., Robe rt Mathias, George Mlller, Jerry L. Pettis. John Rousse\ot and Bob Wilson. Some \veek s before this vote, no fewer than 11 California lawmakers w e re nowhere to be found "'hen their colleague Rep . Den Edwards, (D-San Jose), thairman of House Judiciary Sub- committee r-.:o. 4, succe3sfully guided through the House a bill lo expand the Attorney General's authority to provide care {or narcotks addicts placed on pro- bation or paroled. Missing were Reps. A!phonzo Bell , George Danielson, RQnald V. Dellums, Richard T. Hanna , William S. Mailliard . l~oorge l\.li ller, John E. Moss, John G. Schmitz. Lionel Van Deerlin, Victor Veysey and Oiarles H. Wilson. • S11na.,. J1,111r •. 1912 DAIL 1 Pl~T ,t f May Soon j1<1rt\ itnd ~ii'::. ll!~t ur Its leaders art "re\'OIUl!onart!'s - 1'he membership o( both psrl1es: hio~ al\1·ays been about equnl -a~ n1os1 of their strength has been concentrated in thr Southland. The new l8·ycaN1ld vot t•rs, ho"·t ver, art! changing !his. \VhLle gi vi ng the votr. to 18-year·olds h1:1!1 helped the PfP, it's bren of no benefit to the Al P -so far. STATE\\'IOE , the AJf-> has about 45.000 1 c~istered \"Otcr! to 60,000 for the PFP 'J'h;i1 's 11 r('Yersal front four ye;u·s ~1o10 \1ht·n the AlP h<id about I t1 tiJnu as rnnny rnen1bt'rs as th e PFP. In Soulhl'rn Cal1forn1:i, 1hc tl'cud hws bt·ru the n1osl niilrked . \\ht'r't' All ' \Oll'rs In ()ro11gf' Coun!V nutnt11nberC'd PFP \Oters 7.059 to 1.091 111 .\O\"f'lllb{'r, 1968 , toda y their edge 1s onl y 3 :li\) TO J.Oil In \"cntu ra 1..'ounty, 1\h<'rP the Air had 1 1,226 10 t96 lead four yrars ago, today i • lht tHargin !$ just 121 to 1iO And in Los :\ngel6 County, v.h1ch aup. pl1ei; 1nort thsn hair the mt1nbershlp of each part y. the Pf''P holds a 34 .641 to 23.153 advan tage. That's a significant t11marourtd fron1 1968, wben t.he AIP led , 44.531 to 25.928. Hemp, Ha:!g nnd Lo:s Angclt!I County Rtg1Stror-l{ecorder Jan1M S. Allison agree on the rtason for the trend -the J8·yea r..old vole. Allison ('()nfirms thit rnany younger pf'Op!e are registering Peace and Frt>edo1n. "H 0!1 the trend of lht Innes.'' SO}!> lraag. "\\'e'rc \\'inning the bC1!t!t for ~ oung prople's rn1nds." ''l)LR Pt-:or1.1-: tend 10 ht-u!dt'r •hon 1ho."t" 10 the P}'~P ." ~llYS Hrn1p "\\f'o ha\·('11'L ye t madc 111ul'.h of an f'flurt ''11h r!ie younger peop!r "\\'l'.rf' gou1i:: !O he ll\H~lH~ «11 111111r1 fhcrc, thou;th, and \1r'll ~el our ~t1drr fll new \oOIC r!I. \\'hert \1e have ,\1·1n 11 f ' ' I' I,. '.i re111trara onto hl&h tehool cam~ - in places like Bell Gardens -we've done well." Hemp al1$0 sees the bitter Republican primary battle In Orange COu.nly between Rep. John G. Schmitz and CountY As.ses1or Andrew J, Hinshaw drawing ol r several tlw.luund of his party's members, Schmitz, one ol two John Birch Societv 1nembcrs Jn Congress. is facing a st1tt rhallenge from Hinshaw, campaigning a'> a "NiJon Republican" and Hemp sa~<t n1 any AIP voters there have chang••d their registration to vote for Schm1ti. 'either the AIP nor the PFP. ,,1 course, ha$ yet proven ltsel/ a '.'lab!1t 1loli1ical party In Southern Cal1forn1 .• , \t•ither party ha~ l'\l'r y,·on a race 01 anv kind Jn th e region. Uut \1hen the far right end \h r 1.1r 1111 1·a11 ~<'I' eye to t'ye on J11 ythlng ,..,,PP\'1:.ill~' a gut issue hhr 1l1r 11ar :;ul\1l'th1ng drama ti c ma~r be 111 t! 11 1>01it1cal wind. ! Children Need Respe~t Discipline Helps in Sliari1ig Eacli Other's Views \Vhy, ht spite of parental affection, self- sacrifice and generosity. do some children feel unloved ? ··we've done everything for her." the father and mother say. "\Ve've given her r verything." Nevertheless, their daughter is rebellious and un· happy -a constant :-;our ce of v.•orry lo ht'r parents. Perhaps the prob- lc1n, suggests Dor- othy c;ork ille Briggs in '"Your Child's Self-Estce1n: ·r hf! Kry to llis Life" 1 Doubled<'!~'. $6951. is that d cs pi 1 (' all the cari.ng R n d ~uldancC" "nd admonition and gifts. one precious ingredient has been 1nis:;ing. 'l'hf' ehi!d has ne ver had enough g('nuinr enrnunter "'ith her parents. t:-rnuin r cri t·ounler means focused al· \t•11t1011 . Jin.•i ·· i11volvement in what a l"hi!d l~ rre lin..:. thinking or doing. A child uceds thi s kind o( "inner presence." The opposite of love is not hate, 'but in- difference -an in difference thal comes from !he f1:1 1lurc of :>arc;ils to feel or understand their children's pleas fur at · tention. \\'HEN AT BREAKFAST your l'hild is trying to tell you so mething that haf}' pened at school yesterday. do you say. ''Uh , huh. that 's Vt'ry interesting, David:' ,.,.hile continuing to eomb Diane's hair, glancing at the headlines of the morni11~ newspaPfr and keeping an eye on the sc rambled eggs on the stove ? That's in· dirrerence -or at least it seems so to Da vi d. But, the mother n1ay pro1.est, "There S. I. HA1:'Al\A.WA really wasn't lime. There was only 10 1ninutes to get David and Diane off ta school. I wasn't being ind ifferent." ~lowever, I cannot help feeling that a bet- ter response is possible in this situation, namely, giving David total attention, If only for 11 minute, to say, "I wan t to hear all about it. David. Can we 'save 15 minutes at hmch so that you can tell me·?" Then at lunchtime keeplng your agreement. 1'00 OFT~N F·ocusED atteiltion is re.served for negative ntoments, when the C"hildren scream or fight or climb on the rurniture. (And, by the "'ay, what's rurnit.ure ror. i[ not to be cllmbed on by the little ones'!) Ch il dren need this un- divided attention during their serene periods loo, in order to feel their parents really care. But the focu sed attention yo u give dur- ing peaceful encounters mu st be to1n· bined with psychological safety. This means listening to what your child is saylng and entering into his experience. For esample there is a sonic boom late at night and your child ls frightened. lt does not do to say, "nMlt's a jet going over. There'!I nothing to be afraid of." Rather, you might say, "Yes, it's loud end scary, isn't it?" Thls affinns thet you have heard ber, that you respect h~r feelings. It aJso gives her assurance. that, un der the ~lances, her fcclirig!I ore legi timate. AFTER. THAT, IT'S fine to cxpla!/1 what the sound was. Erplanations are better received after feelings have been dealt wiUl . You cannot 1<1lti'r another 1>ersoA 's feeling.! -not even a child's. But if you try to understand another's feelings a11d · how he experiences the world, you tan , create an atmosphere in Which he is abltt to accept new in fonnation -and with I hat infonnation he can change his own feelings. One of the pa.tten1s round in the homes or children or high sel f~teem, says ~r(;. Briggs, is free and easy conversa t111f'I nrnong ft1m ily member s. Children in these homes fe el free to expres." themselves, Their feel ing s arc respected whether or not tht>y are shared by their parents. MRS. BRIGGS" teachings a r • wholesome. They are clearly stated, witll a.musing and perce ptive e x 11 m p ! e ~. Children in well-educ:a!ed rantilirs have _ for the past two decades been broHght 11p under such ~nign theories. However. J don't lhink ~!rs. Uni.:i.:<> pays enough attention to the 1nutu<1l1ty (1r responai billty bet\vcen parrnts <1 n rl ch.ildren. After parents have liSlt•ned V.'('11 to a child to understand his po111t of vre\1-, have they no t earned the right to {'Xpct·t the child to listen with understanding 1t1• their opinions and atUtude s? If it take:. intellectual and emotional self-disc1pilnA for parents n<>t to blow their tops at their child's views but to respect th em, doe5 1t. not call for equal self-dlscipline in the child to respect his parents' views'.' The lcguslalion 'vas designed to ultimately speed up court processes by creat ln~ more efficient administration ol the federal circuits. The bill passed e11 sily -but \l1ith TIO hel p fron1 absentee Californi a Rrps. Alphonzo Bell. Barry (;olchva te r J r., J{h:hard 1·. Hanna. J~arold ·r. Johnson, (.;eorgr J\;lillcr, .John Rousse\ot, John (;. Sc:h rn ttz, H.F. Sisk and Bob \Vilson. Women's League Supports Prop. 10 I SAY 11DS because ot my eotow1t('rll In recent years wit h student radical~. most of them from well ·educaled homes, "'hose views have been respected sines <:hHdhood to such a degree that f.ht•\• believe them to be sacrosanct -and lherefore will not permit other virws ta be stated. These are the student!\ who· want to shut down lhe cl-.sses or pro· fc sso rs they dlsagrtf! with, and .who are willlnR to blow up the ROTC building U they d\s11pprove of the war in Vietnam. , PRt)B/\Tll)N : On an a,1nendment to another bill which would h&ve added $8.5 rn1llion to the _budget !O fi irF ~re fcde~a\ 11roba1ion officers. nine Ca 11 furn 1 a 1111,·n1nkers \Vere again abse nt : Reps. fi11 rry c_;otdwater Jr .. Augustus Hawkins, Che t llolitield. Paul N. McCloskcy Jr., ~ ;eorgc i\1i11cr, .Jerry L. Pettis. 8. f', Sisk. (harl es Wiggi ns and Charles JI. \V 1l.,on. the :ltncndnicnt lost. 142 to !~If.. 1'he result-niorc µfr.son s will t·nd up in ;:ill'(':idy overcrowded Jall s Pf{I SllNS: Narrow ly ;ipprovrd. 173 1o l6fi. 1~1th no than ks to eight Cal iforoia •·onl'rC&'\nte11 \\'ho werc ahsenl, was 11.nothcr <ln1endment offered to the same bill 11r<lv1ding an cxtru "SI rn i\hon to up~r~dc salar ie~ and expenses for lhost \1•orking in tlle federal prison i ystem. llb~cnt were Reps. Ih1rry Goldwatfr To the Edi(or . The League or \Vont('n Vote rs of Orange Coast and of Hun!inglon Be;ich urge support of Proposition 10 on -lhe June 6 ballot. This constitutional an1end- ment deals with the reYision of the California State Constitution. primarily lo clarity and shorten a document that wa!I written 93 years ago and has been in the proc ess of rev is ion for the past 10. Many thousands or hours of research and dc\ilx>ration by ll broadly represen- tative co!'nmi11ec are now bc!lng turned Into ae1lon by the l..egislature by placing l>roposltion 10 on the ballot. It puts the state about half.way through t he moderniza tion of the. 1879 documeoL PROP(l~l'l'ION 10 deals with v.·hat has been te rm<'d ''housekeeping" fun ctions ot !he Stille constitution. There Is no change in real content nor in the Intent or lhe law. The new arHclcs are sbortE'r than !he original. Thry are 1ystcmntical!y organized, written !rt lega11y precise language, and are clea r lo the lay reader, The League of Women Voters, a non - partisan organization, supports only legislation that the membership has studied And reached a consensus on . Therefore, our present support of Proposition 10 is well researched and reflects the considered opinion of a large group of informed wcunen. In the interest ot a state CQnstitulion more responslv.& to the electorate!, and one wbicb works under n1odern ground rules, study and vote for Proposition 10. GERTRUDE E. DROLLINGER' President Orange Coast RUTll f'INI.EY President, Hunlington Beach Ha.,ks Prop. 9 To The Edi1or : I an1 dist ressed with lhc nrgativlsm that surrounds~l'roposition 9 1 t i,11 nol an ''i\l<onceived, wiworkable nlcss." It 1ook two yea r!! to u1rilr i:.nd \\'~S wr1ttt>n by <.·ompttcnt !i:C1enlli;ts and attornry~ ( i\IA ILBOX ) Lt11t•• rrom •••••rt ,,, ••lu-. fli•""'n" """'" $/IOuld t l n>'l 7 fhtlr "'""''" Ill »I wtft• ·~ ltu . Tht rllfll .. Ulld""M i.ttw1 .. Ill WK'I t• 1lm111th llMI I• r9Mrf tll, All ltOtrs ITlllll I,._ cluclt 1lt11tlurt t "41 "'41111"' 9411•10, "WI "'""'' ""' IMP w1ttihtld "' '"""''-' 11 wttlcleftl rt1UN1 lo ·~·••HI, PHll'Y wilt ,,., .. 1ullflll\9', figures utili zed Jn the proposit ion wcre not "drea1ned up." The Jc11d figures c»nie from an Asse1nbly bill A.R. 79 "'hich wa." defeated nrtd otl1cr figu res in thl' fue l composition sections came from !he state Air Resources Board. Proposition 9 is not harsh. T h r e e n1011t hs ago I was skeptical. about the phnse-out of leaded $ti1S011ne!. Yet l learned high-octane ga soline. can be pro· duced withoul lead v.•itb an acceptablt' ~ron1at ic content and is currently being i:old tn the East by American Oil Com· party Va!•·e wear caused b)i unleaded gas 11 only 1 factor in pre·l97l autoniobiles. For ~uch cars. valve scat inserts which eliminate weHr cRn be histalled. This n1eans a valve job yet it setms that pre· J97 l automobiles 'vU I require one before ~ 1976 anyway. People believe I hat nuclear power plants are adequately Safe. Yet a number or scientists, Gof1nan and Tnmplin, the tJnion or Concerned Scientists, and olher5 think not. Whether or not you agree wlth ~ these scientists, the.re i~ a great deal of controversy among scientists about nuclear waste disposal , emergency core cooling systems. and other aspects of nuclear power generation thnt in 1ny opinion justify a moratorium . If these scientists are correct, no\v is 1hr lime to find out. Think ho\v 1nuch bet- ter off \\'e would have been if we h;:id 11t11 r1ed Lh lnking about smog before 11 got ou1 of hand. I urge voters to Investigate l)roposition t thoroughly, t too was once ak epliciil but now I am saUsfted it is sound. CllRIS DANFORTH " I am sure that if Mrs. Briggs' theoriel are handled right. they wlll produce chlldren whose vle.ws bavtng beer\ respe<:ttd. are v.·illlng to respect tho vlev..·~ of others. But I am not sure that her theories have aly,·ays been handl ed , right. B11 George __ _, Dear George: Jtfv.·ould 11.ke to have 1 racke.l of a job like your~. doing nothing but writing ll little old _short colunuL \Vhat's so hard about that? I t"Ollld do yolir job, if I hnd 1\. n;o t>car Ted : (;etlillf{ my JOb -thal'.!1 the hard part. • • ' Mighty Midget · ,.' ·"""10~ a· r op w resi wr• .. By MlCRA~I. GOOORICB Of 111-9 Datt, JOllM t1•M Mlkt Provf"nzano is It lll- year~ld boy with curly blond hair 11nd the face o( a choir boy. Rst.her than spending h11 aflernoonA singing, though , he makes his way to the Jtun- lington Beach BQys' Club to w"rk out in a sport in which ht ei.ctls -wrestling. Standing 4 feet 2 inches and -weighing 50 pounds. Mikf" has been competing in the 50- pound division nf the Southe:rn California Junior Wrest li ng As~i ation for twn yf'ars and i.<1 on hill way tn the Amateur Athletic Union \AA1J i national championships in Ca 1 p e r , Wyo. on June 15-18. He qualified for tht-national champions.hi ps by taking a se- cond place in t.reco-Roman wrestling at the Southern California R~ional Tourna- menl last month at F~l Dorado Hi~h Schoo!, Placentia. Although he qualified in Greco-Roman wrestling, Mike will be com peting in thlll form and also in the free-style m.atche11. Gr e c o· Rom a n wrestling is a st yle in which the Jeg11 may not be used in pinnin~ an opponent. 50-POUNDER WRESTLES WITH HIS COACH Mlk• Proveniano Take1 on Chris Torres Mike, ,q fift.h Rrader at Per- ry E:lementary School in Hun- tington Rearh. wa.~ rlr::1wn into wrestling by his coach. Chris Women's jeans. Proporti·oned just for you by Penne·ys. W~o!Yledtlora ....... Na.y, whlta. Ql'.IPt ·.,.-.!oded ·bfue cotton denim. Snap . f""1t: •izeo 3-j s. M,.iium or 1o11g langll\. •s ................ -· ,._ AIN leg, set• 111-poc-ln "8WY· -purple, 8lzill 3-13,.•hoft. ••diam Of '°"0- '6 / JCPeriney The values are he,re f!IVfJry ~ Clwge --ti.,_ locol .._ - • ' Torr~. w0.1 wf>rks w I l h y()Ungsters 11t the boys· club. ''Mike used to hang around the cluh a lo! so I got him tn- tereste.1 in wrestling because we: didn 't have anybody his size to compete for us," said Torrc.1 . Jn his tv•o yc;i rs or wrestling Mtke na~ rackf'd up 25 wins against 11 losses and was recen tly votPd the most pr~ mising '>'Testlf'r of the year at the: boys' clu b. He also carries a 65-pound tacktin~ dummy, we1ghinR JS pounds mor e than he does. up and down 11 20--step flight of sta irs at the club. ~l i ke r!()('sn't talk too mtu·h ;ihout his wrest J in g ac.· tfl mplishments but T n r r es spe;:iks h 1~hly or his ability. "~11kc is the mo..o;t <1PtPr· n1inl'd boy I've Pver '>''Orked \\'llh in any sport. I 've h;irl boy s \\'tlh n1ore ability hul not wifh a heart as big 11s !\like ha s," says Torres. Sin('P the ho.vs' (']Uh is a non-profit organii:ation. the money If> se nd Mike and Tnr- res tn C;:i sper must be raised thrnugh rlonat ions. The hoys r!11h \\•ill be spon- soring a rurnm<'lgf sale toda y in th<> parkinJ?: lot or the Five roin1s Shopping ('f'nlrr to hP\p r;:i ise the needed $300. -cotton cord i-Boy cut with fl are leg. Navy, rum. >Mne.. brue or coral. srzes 3-13 in short. mecj;urn 0< long. $8 Color plus white. Add em up for great Fathers Day gifts. Long-sleeved ring-neck. placket-front cotton knits. "Stripes, jacqusrds and ~olids. Sizes S-M-L:-XL $5 1 ~w feath er edge reversible dress belt. White reverses to your choice of high fashion colors. Sizes 30 to 40. Poly!"'Ster douhte knit sport shirts. Short !leev e model has long-point self collar. hemmed cuffs and bottom. Jacquards and snt1ds. Sixes S-M-L-XL 798 Fashinn knit cottons. Placket-Iron! stylP. or crew·neci.-, poc keted model. Stripes and solids. Sizes S-M-L-XL 398 PrlvP~\P r rll"'Ubl e knit twil l dress sl acks. Wida y.,•a1<-tr arir1 continental style or wide belt-loop mor:JP I. White. Waist sizes 30 to 42, inseams 29 to 33. White le8lher &t!i:H>"· Deerskin upp~r wit.h full leelher \lnlng, p1dded Insole, gore adjustment for comfortable flt. Cushion crepe rubber sole and hee l. Lightweight, flexible, Sanitized.• S itts 6Yt to 12. JC Penney 1399 The values are here every day. .. HUNTINGTON BEACH , H""tington Contor. NEWPORT BEACH , F••h ion lolond. *COSTA MESA, Herber C1nter *!Closed Sund•yl N f - • --- ' _, .. . Give Dad a handsome . sport shirt on his day. A Penn Prest ® knit one. ,,. 7 98 Long sleeve Yarn dyed knit sport shirts in great looking fan - cies and jacquards. They 're Penn Prest• never- i ron polyester/cotton; so they kee p their good looks through machine washing . Long point collar st91ing in assorted colors. Men 's sizes S- M-L-X L 6~~1leeve1 i 0 JCPenney . The values are here every day. Shop Sunday nQon to 5 p.m. at the f ollowlng stores: NEWPORT BEACH, Fashion Island .. HUNTINGTON BEACH , Huntington Center. *COSTA MESA, Harbor Center. *(Cl os~ -sunday) ' • .. -I ' OAILY PILOT ........ 0 ' j 0" •W Friendly B11t Fickle \'"oung Kevin O'Donnell of Costa 1i'lesa strolls \Vith a ne\v found ! r1cnd 1a Uovc) but s<K!n transfers his attentio_n to the 1 amb rbelow). Kevin . age 3, spent the lt1emor1al Day weekend in a visit to the ('hildren 's se('tion of the .San Diego Zoo where he made friends with many animals. DEPUTY FIRE CH IEF Robert L. Vo11 Deputy Fire Chief Picke<l Robert L. Voss has been named state Forest Hanger •nd Deputy Orange County Fire Watden to fill the \'acan · ey created by the promotion of CArl A-1. Downs to chief fire w1rden. Dowm succeeded the late Elmer Ostennan as county fll'< dllel in March. For the p1st two yews Voss bu. been 1sslstant ch ief in charge or mountain fire con- trol oper1tlon1 in eastern Tulare C.OUnty for t h e C.llfornla D I v Is I o n of Foratry. A n a h ei1n Pro ds Board on Bike Park Anaheim again Is trying to get the county to join in development of a motorcycle riding park on a former refuse disposal site near the Riverside Freeway. The propo:ial fell on deaf ears before the Board of Supervisors two years •IO but th is time the city ha.s taken a new approach. Anaheim ofHcials have sug- gested that the county conduct an on-site noiae impect te.st at the 21-acre layou t by the Santa Ana River, near Frontera Road. Supervisor David L. Balter thought that it was asking too much of the county 'to pay for a $2.000 to fl ,000 noise test leadi~g to •. development or the bike raceway adjoining the community. Thi!! brought response r r o m Ralph Clark. a Anaheim mayor. stro ng Supervisor for mer "This facility is v1t<1lly im- portant to the city," Clark argued. "They were forced to close the Banzai Motorcycle Park on the Anaheim Stadium parking lot because of con1- plaints from neighbors in a trailer park. facility. There are few good motorbike parlu in the area." Clark added that the neare.st residential area to the dump ~ite park Is one-rourth mile away in the city of Orange. &Jpervtsors voted to allow Stanley Krause, Real Property Services Director, to de velop cost estimates on the noise test operation and return with a rlrm proposal. The city has agreed to prepare the properly for a bike-riding test. The city also plans to conduct an en- vironmental impact study. I~A Adding 4 "Sisters' LOS ANGELES (UPI) The Los Angeles City Council has taken President Eisenhower's friendship pro- gram seriously. He added four cities to Its list of "sister cities," to brlng lht tolal to 11. The council welcomed to th·e ramily Bombay, In dia ; Tehran, Iran; Lusaka, Zambia 11.nd Auckland, New Zealand. They joined Mexico City; Berlin; Bordeaux : Nagoya. Japan: Pusan, KDrea; Bahia+ Airport Noise: Who's Responsible .· -....:.~.,·., ~· LOS Af'(,ELl:/'• 1 I Pt l -The city attvrn.ey ~hoolo-. up lhe clnienry rf'\:i:ntl~ by saying that Lo5 Angele' lrJt~rnaUonal Airport might ha~e lo bf! shut down within JO days becau.se ol noise damage suits. That would be a drastic 11lep tndffd. Thi' t.o.-. Angeles airport is the nation':t second busiest !Chi<:ago's O'llara is first l with 20 million pas!!engers handled in 1971. It s annual payroll or $1 4 b1ll1on is the country's largest. The re a re '.17 commercial airline~ 1nclud1ng 16 foreign con 1rr' But <:ny Attorney Rogtr AroeberJl,h ii.did with a I I wr1oosnes! that the 1ction rn1gh t be n~:es!ary. tu p.rotect the city from claims which already total $4 billion and 1nlghl mount to $10 billion. Arnebergh said 1 decialon by the C-<1lifornia Supreme Court had upheld the legal r1gh1 of property owner! to :.ue the city for damages on nuisance claims of noise. fume s and vibrations caused by city owned airports, Actually . Arne bergh was lrytng to shake the Leg1s!atur+> and, par11 eul<1rl), zhe lederal government int o reahz1t1on tha1 the ruy \\l'IS 1n an 1mposS- ible spot -held respoostble for nc»M made by airliJ1er& which 1n tum fly p1tlerns directed by the Civil Aero- nauUcs Board \\lth equip- ment alao rllLgulatf!d by t twi CAB. It is a situalion likely to con· front other cities. "Why tn the world should the city be re!ponsible?" Arnebergh asked. • · ·r h e airport isn't making the noise and certainfy the city isn 't "We have spent m1lhon~ upon mllhons of dollars bu~1ng up propmy on the perimeter or the airport whue Che noise is worst. Bui. obvlously we can't purchase 111 the homes over which planes fly. We gel t'Omp:aints from as far away as Palm Springs." Arnebergh said h e un· derstands people being upset ~Y jet noise but he also !eels the public is going lo have lo put up with some of the in· conveniences of ci vilization. as it has \.'lith !he noise 1nade by trucks and train.-;. 'I h" 01\l\ permanent sotlf.· !ton he said, 1, ackno11 ledt;e1nent by l he lederal J!tOvern1nent that' regulates air spa(·e and • respuns1b!e f1i r hiiridling s clauns. No one re ally thinks airport is going to shut dow of l'OUl'St' 'fhe city is seeking f$1t legislat1un in Sacran1entO ·{b d e<·lare a two ·y ea r n1orator1un1 un damage suit! \~hile "°n1e 1'>ng·tcrn1 <I.Jr pniaeh I'> dcv1~ct! -~ -~ Sale. Save 31 95 on these portable color TVs with automatic fine tuning . Sa1es2aa Re-g.319. 95. Pof\ablecok>fTV wMh 18" ecteea rne<l3lftd diagonaUy: ~omatic ftne tuning helps maintain a~rong s;gn~. $12 1 month"' Salesaoa Reg, 339.95. Conlemp()fary sty~ tab'c model coiOf TV with 18" :-;c r~n measured diagonally. Pre--set VHF linr, t11n1ng moons you get a sharp, c1oo r pie.lure w1thou1 conslant dial spinning, Wat nut lon1sl1<'d hardwood cabinet, 12.50 a month• [arly American stylr !able model, Reg 339 95 Sale $Joa Reg . 339.95. M"d1ter rdner111 s1y1e table model color 1 V v.•th 18" ~<:ref'n rnPasu red diago nally. Pre-set VH F llne 1un111g mf'!ans you gel tt. sharp, cleat fl1t.1lHe without constant dial spinning. Datt Oftk l1n1shfXI hardwood cabinet. 12.50 a ..,...,. Sale pricM etledlft rhnl Sal dwJ. Sale3488 Reg.39.95. Cassette player/recorderwork.s on either batteries or house current SaleS328 Reig. 369..95. Porlable color 1V with 1BN sereen ,. ._.,diagonally. f eatures '"Chroma lex;'" nnrl tint control to help assure proper b;1lanc~ or cok:lr and l int. $13 a month" Sale2488 ~g. 29:95. 8 lrack tape player wefts on batteries or house curr ent. •This amount reprae11ts the required monthly paywirent under Penneys Twne Plyment Plan for the put chase of the related item. No~ Charge wWI be mcumd H the batar.ce of the account 'n tt'le f irst billing iap'"aid in full by the closing date oft he nerl bill Ing period. \\'hen Incurred finance Chlrges will be determined by 1pplyl'1g perlodiC rates of 1.2% (Aonual Percenlage Rate 14.4%) on the first $500and 1~ (Annu11! Petcentage Rai. 121') on the portion over $500 ot the previous bal&PCewithovl deducting paymenls or credits. JCP'enney The values are here every day. Shop Sunday noon to 5 PM at the following stores: .. He wll.I take over his Orange !Jwniy c1uu .. Juno 1. "This !!hould be 1 joint ven- ture <Lf the. city and county betause riders from all parl:t of the county will UM! the Sal.ador, Brasil and Eialh, A 'I bl lsrael. va1 a e •t: NEWPORT BEACH, Fash ion l•land. HUNTINGTON BEACH , Huntington Center. Use Penney1 time payment plan. ( • • r ' . • • • • • • • FAME OF FREEOOM BRI NGS PROBLEMS TO MOTHER OF THREE Wanda Adams, JS, With Daughter Su11n Plays in Tr .. houu in B1ckyard ~Free and Fe111ale" Fe1ninist Tired of Bein g Just Ada1n 's Rib By PATRICIA !\lcCOMtACK NEW YORK (UPll Barbara Seaman, a feminist, ~ays women can't b e themselv~ sexually so long as lhey depend un books about fpmales from a male point of \"lf>\\'. \!rs. Seaman. mother of !hrce and vdfe of a psychialrist. said in an In- terview that the males writl11~ about. female sexuality f'a~l \\·Qmen in just one ro!e-"that of Ada 1n's rib.·· She belir\'CS she h11 s \\Ti\1e11 t he first book about fc1na!e !'exualitv frorn a \\On1an·s point o( view. It is ·• Vree anrl Female'' C-Oward J\1l·Cann and < ieoizhP!Z<HL 'J'he book i~ sub- t itled "Thr Sex l.iri! nf the f ·ontt>nlporary F e m a I e ' ' because a large part of l\ is basrd on 11.'ngth~· inter\•ieY•S \\ ith 10:1 "1ibera1ed and sex- 11allv <1Cll\'I'! \\'Omen. ·rhc author's name may rinit "' bell. He r former book . "The !)Octors· l 'ase Against Lhe Pill '' aler1ed the nation to !he rian&ers or the contraceptive µill. Documented \\'ilh medical reports, the volume on the pil l rndrd \ril h "~'hy Isn't thPre a pi!I for n1cn?" K110\\'i ng these things. yoll kno1\' \\'herf' Ms. Se.11.r11an stands -on the side of v•orncn aga inst the stereotyped rolrs inen ha\·e cast them in frnm the standpoint or sex u a I behavio r. She even finds fa ult \\'llh 1hc women's liberation mo\·en1cnt and its dealings \\'Ith female se:i.:uality. ··ror all the progress it ha!!i made in raising ""'omen's con- scious~ss. !he \\' o me n ' s libe ra tion mo\·ement has put forth some misconception~ ;:iboul sexuahtv that are sclf- defea1 ing and ·def rauding, ac- cording lo ti.1s. Seaman. "Women are d ifferent from n1cn."' she said. "Their srx- uality i~ bn1h less and morr · lcs.~ than 111 that 1t IS easil~· ,o;u pprcsscd nnd rno rc in tht1! l he J1 rn11 s of thcu· po!C'n!ial aln1osl def~· rnca slirr>n1ent." The frm1ni ~I says that sex- u:i lly ;ind rn n1an y other wa ys \\·omen \\'Crc forcrd to be.come v.·h<l1 m<>n \\'anted them to ht. "Bui today's feminist Is say- lniz goodbye to all that." she said. "She "'ants to be free." From an analysi,~ of ln- Subsidies On Cotton Asked Back BAKERSFIELD \AP 1 - Kern County cott<Jn growers have been ordered to return ;:iln1osl S75.000 in 1971 sub3idy payments because of viola- tion,, in setaside rules, the county subsidy chief says . In vestigation.,, have been completed on 377 c a ses . resulting in penaltle3 totaling $74.484. Meryl Anders o n . cllairman of the Agricultural stabilitation and Conservation Service Committee, u id here. An additional 85 farms are beuig checked . ~lost or lhe violations found duri ng a probe 1\·h1ch begin late last year in\'olved the quality or land kept out or pro- duction. The federal selnside ru!e rt .. quirts that cotton grower.' t @Ceiv ing su bsidies Id le 20 per· <'eDt of !heir land and th11t it be of equal qual ity lo land on v.·hich cotton is grown terviews V.'ith the JOJ li~rated and sexually ar li\'e women abOut what turns them <Jn and off. ti.fs. Seaman said she con- cludes thal "American men are lousy lovers." With the interviews and psychological studies 10 back her up, she is ha rdest on the suc;:essful American male. Because of his strong career dri9e, J\-1s. Seaman f i~ure~ such a male is stereot~'ped and unimaginative in his love making. For the men in !he audience, here is a partial list of male 'Art1 e ricn11 ;ll1•11 A 1·e l,011•11 Lot•f>r s' chararleristics that the lO:t \\'Omen surveyed said tur 11 1hem o:-i: e Rhy1hm in dancing 11 ncl an air of virility. e nress, because it COi1r<>y11 ~1nething of a rn a n ' s prrsonal ity. e Cleanliness. "I C'OUld never be attracted to a man "'il h dirty fingernails.'' • Dark. bla ck hair. th in . e /\ 1nustaehr. But son1e said they can't turn on to a mustache. • Lots or h11ir 011 face. body or both. Bui a rrw said the y ''can't turn on to hairy mer.." e Tall. stands straight. not fa!. s1n iles. ti.1s. Sea1nan ~aid aln1o~l !Y.-o.-thirds of the WQmen surveyed didn 't m e n t io n physical trails At all. When asked v.•hat rnake~ a man l!iexv or desirable. many cited personality traits e xclusively. 'fhese most often Included "tendemess." "\v.11.rmtb," "considerate" Bnd ''a sense of humor .·· Ms. Scaznan said men need marriage more than women do and th at rnarriage Isn 't J1eaded for oblivion. ''Even in thL~ era or \hf' sex· ua!ly liberated female.'' she said, "women "'ill continuf' tri n1arry. Only I think there is :i trend. already ~ h o 11· i n g itsel f. for them lo n1arr~· l;.ner-getting lhf'1r educations l'o n1pl£'led before rnarriage." ~1s. Seaman said hPr hus- band urges her to continue her <"a n1paign on behalf of women. And a lthough she rinds-fault "'tlh some results of the \1·omen's n1ovement. Ms. Seaman also has a friend in Bett y Frif'd11n, mothl'!r of thf' y,·omen·s libt:ration movement a nd founder or the National Organization for W o m e n NOW. Commenting on "Free and F'ema!e," M.5. Friedan said: "I believe that our so-cal!e<l sexual liberation isn't real and isn't possible a'.'! long 11.s men and women are still I rapped in n1ulual tonnenl and rage by their obsolf'!e sex role!. "! hope soon all women will ~ liberated enough to be 'free and fe1nale' in Barbara Seaman's sense -to l'lffirm 11.nd explore honest!,\' their own sexuall!y as subj&'! not object. and to experience a fullv human ~Pxual rf'la- l1orishlp "'llh men " Our 'Springtime' perm. For winter-weary hair. Just s10 buys it. Refreshing lift from Helene Curtis. At a refreshing price . Shampoo, cut arid set. All, 110 Shampoo, set plus color or cre me rinse. For the price of a set alone! 3.75 JCPenney beauty salon No •ppoi ntment neceuary. Charge II. NEWPORT BEACH HUNTINGTON IEACH ,_,._ ..... . ...... _ ... IJ19 ... -... -c ..... ..... "-")"" O•ll v PI LOr A r l 'Dropout Wife' New Li·fe Alone ·Not Her Own By PAUL ANDE!ISOI< SEA'M'LE (UPI J -l.1fe isn't quite the same for \\'anda Adams the.le days now that mJllions of people have aeen her race on the CO\'er of 11: na - tional maguine ind read the intimate detail! or the brrakup of hl'!r 14-year marriage "Dropout Wife-A Striking c:urrent Phenomenon," was the headline on the cover of !he Ma rch 17 Issue of Life ln.'f!df'. tht feature :irtLt•!p told ho w Wanda, the mother of l hrtt, had "walked out on ht. family to begin a new life of her own," Wanda . SS. now lives wltb her JO.year-old d a u g: h I e r , Susan. and anot her won1an 1n a la rge, dilapidated house a cross the sltfft from a park. Her husba nd . Don. and tileir two sons. Christopher. 7. and Patrick. 6. stUI live in the f11n1ily hon1t". Although .1he has en joyed the opportun1 ly tn rearh such a large •udiMCt with htr \ 1e"'1, t~ "Dropout Wife " aid lM now realius thit drawback!: or lame Md can understand what tt:lebrlti~s mean when they talk about a lack or prl\'acy. "Sometimes ¥.·hen I eo into a store to buy 101T1ethlng I'll notice that lhe chKker or l'lerk will go off and poi11t lllt' out to som~ else It doe'.'l n't always happton but I ftel pro- pie 11.re look1nR at n1e. Peoplt' 3-way savings! ~metlmes Just eomt up to me and it.art talking. "Another lhulg ii that J £et '° much hate mail and ob9cene phone calls that you get to !he point where you 're afTaid to open the ma!\ nr .afraid lo open the door. Peopl,. ju.'ft cotne to the hou se \'ot necessarily people who Rre against you but ~ple 11 ho JUSt want to see who ·' uu 111 !' ll 's been -reAll y weird " Beaction lo the ar1 1r\f' !t;1 t taken many fom1.'f. 1n1 ·li1d1112 a p("l i!lnn dri\·e IO hA \l' hP1 (.,,rj from her joh as l•mlly Ufe tn· sirul·tor at North Mattie Com- mun ity <.:oneat. "It's kind of a heavy thinf: to find yoursel f in, t.•pecially: \.\'hen you really don't w1nt it. Be<.·au11e. I cert.inly am not an expert. I'm not even sure what 1111 expert is. or who Is ont. ''\\lould I do II all a1aln? Ye11. I thin k I would do it a11ln.'' she answered. Long pa use · \\tll. I rea llv don't know Jf T "nu!d It 's hard to s1y. l rta\I\' ju ~t don 't kno"' ·• Do-it-yourself carpet sale. -.~ --·--.. ·~:~, ' ' Sale4~. Reg. 6.46 sq. yd. Sn• 73.SO on 50 oq. Jdo. • Reg. $323, Now 249.50 'Spartan' carpeting of continuous ntament t, Antron ttt'!' nylon pile. With Brunslon• me1all'ic l!ber lo prO"Y1de anti-shock properties. plus soil-hiding characlens11cs. Foam rubber padding Decorator colors. 10.50 1 month•• Save on fine. carpeting cushioning;. installation! • Sale3~~ Reg. 4.99 sq. yd . Save $50 on SO sq. yds. • Reg. 249.50, Now 199.50 'Confe111 · do-1t-y0trrself carpeting of continuou'5 li11un{'nf nylon with Bn1ns!on • MPfilll!r hhPrs tn rrov1dP. ;inh -shock properties. In hilnd s01n p decorator r.o'nrc. $9 a month '" Sale3~-~ Reg. 4.99 sq. yd. Save SSO on 50 sq. yds. • Reg. 249.50, Now 199.50 'F-raflri'lnr"· i:;irpP1111 q of continuou<> l dan1ent DuPont 501 "' nylon shag pile. \f./1th ;:in e x1rt1 t1";tV)' foam rubber bacl.:1n g 1•1 ~ol 1 d ;ind \wN'd decorator colors $9 a month"" '.SO SQ. ydc; w1lt carpel 11 12 x t 8' IMng room . 12 x 9' dining room. 6 x5' foyer. 1 >:3n · h;ill t1•ir1 ~1;11 rway. Sale prices effective through S•turday. 1nstallat1on is easier with our do-it-yourself k it: tape. ra zor blade, knife. chalk and li ne , seam adhesvie a nd solven t . cutting gu id e. 5.99 JCPenney Shop Sunday noon to 5 P .M. at the following stores: Available at : NEWPO RT BEACH, Fashion hland . HUNT ING TON BEACH, Hunt ington Center. Use Pennoys time poymtnl pl•n. • 'r f .. -.. ,, .,.. ., . .. , " r J 2 DAILY "LOT Sunday, June '· 1972 P cirental Attitudes B lanwd ' + \ .;.U-• • For Drug Use by Teenagers : SAJll FRANCISCO IUP Ji - Famlfy p rac t ic es and background, rather than the socalled .. generation gap." are to blame when v.h.Lte . m'ddte e!ass lttn~gtr!! beeofne hea vy drug use rs. ln rhe opinion uf Stanford Un1"ersity's 0 r . Richard H Bluni. The kev fac tors, Blum Say~. lire famil y income. polit ical and rE'hgiou s beliefs. attitudes to~·ard authoritv aod to\vard ,youthful rebelliOn and sell ex - pression. and parental U!il! of ~lcohol and drugs By anal yzinJ.: the .•e !ral t~ Blum L·ontends. he ean pred1rt \1·11h 90 pereent aceurac.1• whether _voung.~tcn> .,,, 1 11 becon1e "high risk" -or heavy -drug users ''Kids turn nut hk e !heir parents -only n1ore so." Blum said in an interview at the Stanford Instit ute for Public Policv Analvsls. where he has studied dr.u#s. crime and the communlty for the past 12 years. ''To observe tha t the familv l s the most profound influenc'e on children's behavior is not a ,great scienfifi<' discovery. But the abil ity lo identify the key \'ariables is important." Blum's key variables· e lncon1e: the rich<'r the family. the greater the risk ; ''the wtllu to do have a higher risk than the weU to do." e Religiosity· "C6lt ol the most powerful stt of predic- tors God-fearing, cburcb-al- lending fam ilies are low rl1k _" Stricter religions -such a~ Roman Cath o l ic ism or i\1onnonism -ha\'e lower r isk than more liberal fai ths. e PoJ11ie~· Litx-rals havt t1 higher ri~k t h a n con· .serva tives. rl'flccted in their views on frPedo n1 versus restrain! and !hf' pr1m;icv of the indiv1d11<1I ur the t'O!ll· rnunil.v • Aleohol and drug use· ··~fom's sedative and medica· Iron use and the parents' u<>e of alcohol is eopied by the kids The brfore d i n n e r cocktail hour has a nice. cle<1r 1·orrelat1on \\'ith th e kid ~' use of both licits and illlcits." e Attitudes t o \V a rd authoiity: "Only high ri sk homes had an outright deroga- tion of cops and a major ar- roRation to the self i n determining v"hat la\l:s to ohey ." There was even a cor- relation between the mother '.s automobile moving violations and children·s drug risks. e Attitudes lo\vard child- rearing : "The parents' ac- ceptance or youthful self-ex- G111t11I Electrlc oUycl1 ldtmR!dl~.l!JJHWASHER wl .. POWER'Stl!U811d NEW SOUllD·SOFT lllSUtATIOI preu1on and rebellion and the goals "f 11pontaneity. 11elf-ex- pre!!lon. and individualism for their cluldten cornlale wit h use of drugs, Tf they think !ho!e things are important. they get them ." Blum's findings were based on a study of 100 "intact" middle and upper middle class families on the San Francisco Peninsula with t11o•o or more children living at home and one of them attending a prestigious private uni\'ersitv . 1'he re~u!ts ~·ere rerentl~· published in a book tilled "llorat10 Alger'.~ Cluldren '' He classes high r isk drug users a~ t:hronit rna riJuana smokers. one-time users of I.SD or heroin, those doing "anv needle work," smoke rs of i"·o parks nr cigarettes da ily. and hea vv alcohol users '·There is a 90 percent cor- rrlation bety;·een alcohol and o!her drugs." Blum said. "Drug.~ is drugs is drugs. and teenag ers are non-specific in their choice of foolishness." In emphasizing the i1n- porlance of the family, the psycholof!'.iSt said that peers become important y;·hen the family abandons it s control over companions and allo\\'S them to become the primary influence. 229 95 • Soft food di:tpotw ••• ,.,. tip off .... tio... • AutotNtic ~ Gto d~ 0 , • fot lllWtlW. ....... -----------------LOW COST BUILT-IN DISHWASHER WITH 2 lEVEL THORA WASH • 2·L9"1.W. • A..._.iccMt.- 9Mtd...._ • T-hit wiltdt ,...._..,.out , . .., ...... • "-!."""8bll .... ..... ·=~m .. • TtfffTlllllillllaiw DOWNTOWN COSTA MESA 1815 NEWPORT BLVD~ • W t Del iver • We Instill e We Service PHONE 548-7788 for Advertising in Out 'N' About . -Phone No r1n Stanley at 642-4321 • ----Sale. 20% on allrecliners. All styles. All fa Some rock, heat and vibrate, too. Sale 12720 Reg. $159. Roe ker /re el Iner also heals and vibrates lo comfort your entire body. Features carefree, colorfast Herculon().. olefin upholstery. 3-section movement tor overall support ; and polyu r ethan loam seat and back cushions. Available in n utmeg or green /gold. $6.50 • month . • • Sale 95 20 Reg. $119. Tradit1onpl style recliner has high. button tutted back for ma n-sized comfort, carefree Herc ul on & olefi n upholstery in durable lweed weave and 2-way straight bac k construction. $5.SO e month .· Sale103 20 Reg. S 129. Modern ro e ker /recliner. Multi-tufted back lo~ real comfo rt. 2-wa y straight back construct ion re el ineg t o more comfortable positions. $5.50 a month.· Sale prices effective through Saturday. -r his amoun! represer.1s ihe required mont11ly payment under Penneys l 1mp PaymP.nl Plan tor lhe pL1rcllase of the relateri item No Finance C11arge will be incurred if the balance of the account 1n the l11st b1ll1ng i s pa id 1n f,111 by the r:losing dateol !he next b1ll1ng period When 1n currPd Finance Charges will be de!erm1 ned by apply ing periodic ral'!so l 1 2°'~ (Annual Percentage Ra te lit 4°0) on th+" first $500and 1 ~~ (Annual Percenlage Rate 12~·0) on the portion over $500 of 1he pr P:v 10 1 1~ halani.;e w11houl deducting payments or cred•!S Sale. Great savings on power tools. Your choice 249~ J..," variable SPf!ed drill has reverse setting. Reg. 29.Sl9 ... S1l1 24.lt 1 '3 HP router. Depth ad1ustment calibration. Reg 29.99 ... Sile 24.11 5·• sander-polisher. In cl udes 3 sanding discs, polish ing bonnet. Reg:-~ 99 ... Siie 24.99 Variable speed sabre saw. Has & tilt base. Reg. 34 .99 ... sire 24.99 i 7''•" circular saw AdJUS\&blft rip ~ guide. Reg. 34 99 ... Sile 24 .9i 6" grinder. Permanently lubricated bronze bearin gs . Reg. 34.99 ... Sale 24.99 JC Penney Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the following stores: ---------------Av1il1bl1 11: NEWPORT BEACH, Fi shion lsl1nd. HUNTINGTON BEACH , Hun tington Center. . . U11 P1nne ys lime p1ym1nt pl11>. Sunday, .hw 4, 1972 DAILY PILOT A ~;I • Tittle's .. a~UEENrE;.;.... _____ av.Ph__..ll .. 1nte_r_1an_d-.i .MQthe:r Enters Guilty Plea Restoration Project Howard Groom , real estate technician 'With the Redevelopment Agency points to one of the ~65 old Victorian homes being restored in Oakland in1 an el· fort to lure middle class suburban fall'\ilies back into the city. f\tTuc ·er -·- Sentenced REDWOOD CITY (AP) -A laborer convicted or •tabbing Patrick Allen TitUe, aon of l'1lirecl quartori>ack Y. A. Tit- tle, bas been oeni.nc.d lo a I· 10 year prison term. Conrad Laren, 19, bad plead- ed Innocent and tesillied be never atabbed TitUe but was found gullty by a jury last April. Superior Court Judge Robert D. Miller handed down the sentence saying Laren "must )earn a lesson." Cop Beats · 2 Photogs BERKELEY (AP) -Two San Francisco news photographers w e r e un- necessarily beaten by a rookie police officer during an an- tiwar demonstration I a st SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP) -originally arraigned In Marci> "°',A -c-l>lr~-~t~~ t gW.JfytoaeconC ·de gree ~·of=~~ t; ""'rder In tho shooting of her ed on ball loDowlng the si.to ,!' hu.sband lut J:le«m btr. Supreme Court ruling qaiml ''Sometimes I think truth m·advertising can get wt or hand." Tito Sends Sympatl1 y Note Jo Jean "Jody" Taylor, the death penalty. SPECIAL AUCTION of Rare Valuable Authentic PERSIAN RUGS and Other Oriental Rugs A complote &hlpmont of 1•n11ln1 h1ndwov1n '•r•l•n anti •thff Orlontol ru11 ord•red for • Chrl1tm11 .. 10 t.r 1torn. Al a retult of tho dock 1trilc1 th ... 9ood1 ...-. not rolMHCI on time, and thoto flnonclolly rHpon1lblo for tho unP«ild 1hlpm1nt h1111 instructed their U.S. 191nto to dlspoH of tho ontlro 1hlpm1nt ot auction. Thlt direct 1hlpmont, In our opinion, It tho flno1t collec:· tlon In d .. l9n, crott1mon1hlp, and color of hondmado c•r· pets, ru91, ond runnor1 w1 haYo ovor '"" In oll our yo•r• of 1ollln9 tho flno1t qu1Ury Orlont1I ru91 ond corpetl. 'or your c:onwenlenc:e the glMKI• have been moved to: NEWPO•TE• INN 1107 Jambor" Road. Nowport loec:lt, Collfon1Jo SATURDAY, JUNE 10 -1:00 ,.M. month, police say. EL CAJON (AP) -A son, Colonel Henry !llays," Berkeley Police Chief Bruce message of sympathy from Tito wrote, declaring the Conlt nl • includ•d: 11• from Peni•. Arm en;,, C•u,•oi•. 8 ok~111 , Chin•. lndit , Ptki1ltn, Afqh&n"t~"• '"d oth*' '"'pod•nl tug wteYinq ctnl1r1. Al u> incl.,d~d •t t mtnv ,;lk, pttl ,,I~ .-~d tol· r.,1or'1 it 1m1. Fire Danger Approaching Critical Level in State Baker said last week the find-American officer sh o ,,.,. e d l·ng was m 8 de by the President Tito of Yugoslavia 1 d . \" 1 grea courage ur1ng ,or d department's board set up to arrived in the mail for Ida War II. review complaints against of-Mays, 86. After the Germans had been ricers. "I have just been informed repelled, Mays was awa rded A .. ctlonMr: Liii ROSENILU M TIRMS: Co1h or C~k The policeman, who was not of the tragic death of your the Yugoslav Partisan Siar. identified, left the departmentl--'"-=-"-==--==:::...:::...!.:::::.-..'.'.'.::_:.::!;:::'.!.'.....:...'.'.'.'.'.:'.'.'.'.'...:'.:.'.'.'..:... LOS ANGELES (AP) - Southern and C e n t r a I Calilornia are being squeezed bone dry by a long and ex· tremely severe drought, but state and ·federal officials say they are confident that water supplies will • be adequate in most areas this summer. The saving factor is water imported by aqueduct and pipeline from the Colorado River on the east and the Feather River on the north. Even so. es the dry period stretches out with no im· mediate prospect or substan- tial rains, cattle raisers and dry land farmers are being badJy hurl, and the fire danger in parched timber and brush lands is flaring to critical levels. Since the first of this year only .18 of an inch of rain has fallen in Los Angeles .37 in Bakersfield and l.46 in'Fresno. The office of the State Ciimathologist reports these comparative rainfal\ totals for the period from last July 1 to May 30 to join the Marine May 26 and the like period a Monrovia, Arcadia, Sier r a C.Orps, said Baker, adding that year earlier: Madre, San Dimas and he "would have been Bakersfield, 1.89 inches and Verdugo areas. disciplined'' if he W&! still on fi.24; Fresoo, 4.79 and 11 .05;1 ;~~~~~~~~~~~th;e;f;or;"';·~~·~~~~~I Los Angeles, 7.10 and 14.59; Ir San Diego, 5.31 and 10.33; Thermal, .II and 2. 9 2 ; lmperial 1.05 and 2.84, and Corona, 7 .22 and 12.36. The 3o-day forecast by the National Weather Service is for below nonnal rain and above normal temperatures. The drought area stretches from the San Francisco bay area on the north to Oceanside on the south. The immediate m a j o r danger is fire. Most ·forest lands I n California have been classified as facing ''high" or "very high" fire danger. The peril in Angeles National Forest has been labeled "extreme." The Los Angeles County Fire Department says poten· tially dangerous sectors within its jurisdiction i n c I u d t Topanga Canyon and the for June from JC Penney Any Kodachrome San Diego Stores Stii'ck With 'White Elephants' roll, 20 Exp. Slides or8mm ggc SAN DIEGO (AP) -Local merchants who loaded up with "San Diego-Republican COn· vention City" novelties sav they"re unloading them :it cost. at a loss -or any way they can. George Snell, sales manager or a downtown food store, is slowly selling 600 doze n ashtrays and 600 dozen glasses with such souvenir notations. But it may take years, he says, adding, "I've also got 20 to 30,000 cocktail stirrers.'' The rhinestone pins with the Initials G.O.P. in Mrs. Michael Monney's gilt shop are being offered at cost to anyone in the telephone book with those initials. \Vendell Stewart, who sells pens, is puzzling over what to do with his marble toothpick· dispensing pen set which says flatly, "Nixon is the pie.'' George Ghanem, a liquor sales representative, says the idea was his alone to come out with a special bottle saying "San Diego, '72" in blue and gold. ·Laments Ghanem ~ • • W e would have sold 400 to 600 cases of the label here." movie processing. Offer expires June 30, 1972 JC Penney Sh<>:P Sund•~ noon to S P.M .. ~t ~!~ollowl!"~ ltor~~~ NEWPORT BEAC H, Fashion Island. HUNTINGTON BEACH , Huntington Center NOW YOU CAN AFFORD , ROYAL CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS .; Royal lo really fJiclol)' to you: Royar1 networkof..moblle vans come to your home -and in less ·rhan one day Roya1'9 profealonal craftsmen will meuur9, cut, sew and tit your custom slipcovers to your llllllafactlon -1/gh! af you1 door. Royal assures you ol quality workmanship with lhe finest materials. 20 % Discount Introductory Oller Standard Cha fr, $49 Standan:l,$ofa, $79 Royo!Wtnlfned'-ltanta '11111 pet10nally ... 1st you In your home In the oelec- tton of pl'lnttlll and ooHd cottons 1peciallyselected from hundreds of Imported and domes lie design f abric1. C811 today for fr1<1 estlmatewithout oblfQBlion. 24 HOUR PHONE CONSULTING SERVICE -557-0895 ~ ROYAL CUSTOM SLIPCOVERS •1422 Fischer Slreet •Irvine, Celi!ornia Keystone Everflash" The amazing camera that never needs flash cubes. • Makes its own flashes! 29sa Keraton• Ever!l11h 10.s Colo" corrected f / 8 3-element coated lens for true--to-life pictures indoors or out. Operates on two penlight batteries. t 39sa Koy1tona Everllat h 20." Its electric eye and t/5.6 3--element coated lena gives you the right exposure automaticalry. You get great picturn Just by pointing Ille camera. Battery powered. Keystone Everflash 30 The one with everythi ng-even a permanent power source. With Its lifetime recharQaable battery all you ever have to buy is lilin. ' 49ss JCPenney Shop Sunday noon to 5 P .M. at the following stores: Available al: NEWPORT BEACH, Fashion Island. HUNTINGTON BEACH, Huntington Cont.r. Use Penneys lime payment plan. ' I i A 14 OAILV PILOI ·jury Backs .·.~loo~g ·. Political Notes Fee U.11it By O.C. HUSTINGS 0t .... Dl ln 1"1Mol \Ill OCEANSIDE -f<"red Gagt, an Oct1Midt resident, ngures hit chief opponenl for lhe GOP nomin1tlon in lhr new 42nd Congressional l)istr1ct is state Senalor Clair Rurgener. Courity Air Force For Do gcatc 1iirig? SANT A Al'\A -Support frir ~ measure now bef1;1rP: thf' S111ite l.t'g i!laturP In limit fl'.es of sanllt1tinn di!lrict rhrec!or~ to onf' $$0 psvrnf'nl ~r meeling, pvffl lhnugh the ~· may reprt>!lt'nl 1wo or tnnre di!trict11 . was voic·rd Thur~11iy h\' the Oran~e C'oun!y Grand J11r·y ORANGE COUNTY Gage •pptars tB bf right , i1inct, In the Or11nge (:()unty portion of the 42nd al leAst, many rir thf' well·ltnnwn , I n n g t i m e and monied Rt publlcans htivP lint-ti up hthind Rur~"nPr, a \'e1,ra n ~tete lawrnakcr from La ~1esi:1 . rhllr~E·d. 1tfF ~·i:.; (:ft l>~f'f. -(lrttn~t I •H1nl)' go\rrn111c•t1t 1~ appill'('ntl~· 10~111p;: ~11h tl1e nnt~on 11f ~C'!Hng its nwn aeri;i.I ;irn1 10 ·1nr.tth thP i.:r11und lon·r~ uf :-ihrnff .1\111 \lus1ck And the n1i1rltin1t arttHidl\ pro·~11!,.1! 1.v1•r hy har. btx"s dl rt'clur l\'°nny S;nnpsi•n 1'he count)'!'! \t'r\· uYiH 111r 11111·1· 111111!! th•'ll i"•1n1p•"•· fur rwr11 1n !he ~kJt•s v.1lh !hr \1 .11 111t· ( "'P' li<1_\~ /rnt11 oul 1-:1 T11ru v.ay. th~ pn\ ale ii\ 1at11r" !r•1n1 plat·f--. I t,.· !\an Juiln (';1pt"I r:11111 <•rill :'!ll"nd1.1" L11 t. 1\11 !t<ifl 111 \11111· lin;ton Beach and !hr 1\'.;ivr tl yi'4Jy! fr11n1 l.1,~ Al;i11 11 l11" i'reSi'lll 1·ustn111 n \ \ o w ~ 1t 1!Slricl d 1rfl'!nr~ tri 1·nllr<"1 $50 lnr f'R !'h d1~trir·1 1 h,.. 1 rf'prt'sent nl each h rt a r d se'ISIOll Th•' 101nt t."~:irn~ of ihe cnun- t 1 ·:i; ~C\ en sanital ion dis tricl'l ;.,trri lasl Frhruary l o !'!lnllr\~t (' 1hr dupllc <ition or trro;. hut the LP~1sla1ure must i:1ppr"1•\P 1hr law for the (•h;1ng1• lo b!•("Olllf (•Hf'\'.ll \P. Yn11 ~ 111 rf•1·a!! th;it thr 12nd 1s the Ot'W l 'nnRrrs~aonal d1stru·1 l'i!r\1•d 11ut 11lnn11: the 1·0(1._t uf S~n Die.go and Oran~e <'OUOlltS . \\'~could Pnd up h;u 1n~ vt>ry full 11ir in th is n·~u·n Plans fur our t1Yi•n air fri<re .,.,.<'re trut lrrl <,ut Jao;;t v.eek by Or;i nge ('11unt),.~ aviation boss. Rnli nr""""· h;i.n Jt was fH·tu<tlly proposed some t1n1P h;i('k t>v Su· pervi~ \V1lh:1n1 Phillips and lt v.·otild hf' prt•1!\ n1u ch !he ~a me prnpos;i 1 "In !he 1·;1sf' uf 111,. eh<11rn1<1 n 111 ttlf' Rnard of Super \11sor!'! 1\ ho serves on Sf'\ Pn boards 1h1o; l'ilO amnu nt to '3~ fnr on,. mee!lng" I h e Jury At t)!p pr•·,rnl 1111\f', nin,. ci 1rrt'lnr<; :lfP ptt!d $100 for r11 <.·h nlPPllfll!.. lwo dirfctor5 $151'.l ;inri the cha irman $350 f;11RP. a fnrnu•r l.o~ An~el es pnllC'P nfftrPr ~ho 11a_vs proud· RRE.~Ni\HAN Yt'OULll r1n~ in lhP n1111111·1['!!!I air fort"t>!I alre<1d y in 11pcr<il1nn hf're bv Jl'."llwr drpilr1 ments in C<istA 1\-lr sl\, Newport Beaf'h . Hununi.;tnn R<'il r'h ind An aheim . So if hf' 1·an rn11ll. ttif' fn11r polu'P rh1rl'\ into going 11loni;:. hf' 11lrnnst h11~ l'I helitnptPr 1qu11rlr11n read v-made for !llar1crs To this. \ir Rrrsn.ih:in v.nu\rl rf'l1\ hi s nv.n \l'o- plact liizht aernplanf fnr use in \l'har hf dr~rri hf'o;; .:i~ A six-month "triAI ptriod'' tt> !ff' ho w the l\lrhornt' patrol'\ do. IF tT 001-:f'i v.·cll , it could end ur hPinJ! ll S2 :i mil- lion program with 44 emptoycs, 21 pilot~. nint' nbserv.r~~- 11 aircraft 1nech an1c.~ and a eouple or three adminis- trators tossed in on IQp. You know how those things go. The county aviation leader envisions most of the work as bting in the Jaw enforcement area with some rescues. fire or emergency observation from the air and things like that. You ma y wonde r ~·hy If all this police work woold be done from the air, hnw co me Sheriff Musick rl idn't propoge die idea? Well. the: an.~wer ls 11ir!1ple. Sheriff Music k doesn't want nn air force, He's g:ud w dor.en!! of times. He says he J;CL~ a!I the aprial help he nr.eds from the Marine C-O rps '>''he n he needs It -and that's nnt ve ry of1 en. YOU B~GI N TO guei:s. however. that m;iny other county.type!! DO want an eir force and therefore a little political end run hag been launched around Sheriff ~tu¥ !lck. An yway, if \•:c in great urba n Qr11nge Cou nty have \and forces and se:t patrols. 1 guess you can argue that we need to be in ch:irge of the 11ir too. Opera ti ons would m<1inly r1:1nRe llP and down our coastltne. of course. v.·hert ·all the business ig . ~ead­ Quartera for all this would be at Orange County Air port where you suppose they c;:in squt>er.e in some flight tii:ne between comme:rcial jrt flip,ht." and the calls of noise complaints from Newport rr~ident:o:. t su!pect thl'll if it docs ~rt \:1unchP<I by th_t l\oa~d of ~uperviM>r S thi'l cn1nin~ \l"C'C'k. the county fhera will find plenty to do once the y locate 11n unoccupied pAtrh of blue and menage to get up ther e where they can see what '• going on. JF THEY RUN ou1 nf 1il·!i11n, thrv C'>in afwa.vs lurn in thoff unlawful dog~ whirh 11rf' tnjoylng tht'm~t'lves by romping around on people beaches. . Then we could s11y Orange County h&-' rl ying Jog· c1tchers. That ouaht to ht ll first. 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Co•I• M••• 111•1 ,..,,, lJ Mt •n~ Mr1 .-.ooni• £ •d~""" 11A1l r Mf'•1on, No •. t<~Mlno!o~ Fl•"'n ,,,1 Mr ond fl"~ Chr!•1of>l'ltr II •l1111w•v )jQO) (orll•lltro Orlv•, M"""" l''"l\'I Olli M• 1n<1 M" Ml l(OI"' H (O(llo: I• 1(1lt7 !"11!•••11 Ccvt l ane. Hv"'l"\llr••' Boath. t><>y M r •na """ II•"" .l Flo••" 10361! E MontfrrY Fov"'"'" \1111•• l"!lv M1 ""<1 M•• ll'.1n,,t th (, tt•r•l,o~ )7\I NO c Pomona $11"'" en••• Mt'" l>ll> /..V ontl ...,,, llobfd M. O•V"· \'"' B"on<on ~"t(I Wt\•mln1ttr 111tl M,.. a"<! M!I w ,11111m o llollllf, IN MIJl.,I ,,t<if CC><ll Melt, g«L "''' 1( M• 1nll """ (olM rl Fll'lf'. Miii A h,. 11.•v. Co•o~ O•I No1r, o1r1. M • • ..., M•\ Jolln c M•I••'· ,.,n ,.~ ~n•O!'l•O. Fovnh ln \llllrf, be¥. M• 1M Mr•. 1'\•tht•I L. &Hrr!'IUI, ,,., 111'~' Pll t t . Co.II M1t1 , ~ M1 •ntl Mrl. llt• lll•bv, 7"°' 1111.,.1•• l.•nt, El lGto, 1>11v. MIV 11 Mt •"d M" lli(h1•d C1ln, 1011 El f om"'o No ~ (O•I• Mt••· 1lrl. M' 11'<1 Mt~ M 'tl\lf'I llodt"· .... , ''non O•!Vo Ht"1bn11on Bo•t~. l;IOv Ml, 1no Mrt Oovi~ G. l t ll!ol, 101 W W11"1'1, 0•1n1• bow. M• ""d Mr" 0 1vld L . .l.rnnld. Sit !\Lltf>I V l•U. B1l1xll . girl Mr 1110 Mrt. JI"'"' C.on~ .. v. :icll' fl trr1 Oolvt , L11un1 8011Ch, bOY Mr ""d Mrt. Garv "f.•I••• \6'11 "II"" su~•1. HvnHn111on 8••fh, bov Mr "'~ Mf' R•'l1&•d Jo. Il•"O"· f!\9 f ?!ll!l $ir••I, $•nl • """· Q,fl Mi, ••"1 M•~ Ga•Y Moo•~ 7~"-1 O•l flo• 11••, No ll, Co•h M•1•, t lrl M • 8nd M<' Mvron G C~t•n . Tll ll (hi nt • Ci•t•t , t<unline!"" llt•c~. ~· M• 1n11 M<1. l~om•• W1~ntf. !11? ll VrOtl"dY ("lit . lf~lnt. llO\' Mr ""° M•1. S1•on'n .-.. llr•<llN d. 11.-1 Ove.n1, No. ,, H1>1>!1"t ton flt &tl' • ..,,,. '"' •"II "'' It~•• C:.ol•m•"· 1"1 (•n"•· No !. (o•tl M•11, old M• ""~ '-'•I ~'•"" .,,...,,..,n•n, ,J..IQI VII J 1cln10. l ""V"• l<.th , 1>111. M•• 11 M< >Ad M•\ >1tt•n> H G"'f•· ~ Sonu ~n• II~.....,., (n•t• Mei•· t lrf M• 1nd M" ~IU"'"" A ftl'(,t lt p•t (ommQl!ri• Cl•tlf , It \I " I I n O ! ~" 11 .... ~ •••• 1 M• •nll Mt\ M•LI"'' II:. l'lcltm•" •7~ ~rn•fl f ll\11 M•I~ M~ M•. t 11d M11. """ II CDtl1tt, llll ,.,1 ....... ~ ... "" ' ~·•t!>. '"! 80th Anniversary and June Sale \'nt many ~'l'A'r1 Af!rr Santa .\n11 hf!'c11 me a 1•ily, t:h11ndlcr'1 opened "iii '" ~tore of fine f urnishin~11." Jn those riA )ll •)ur ru~l nmers 11.rri\'eri in hor1e-drawn cn!'rinp:es 11nd a trip In Chandlf!'r's pron1i1ed ;i. f11mily 11riventure in to grandrur! 1'hi1 n1011t h Ch 11nr!\,.r'11 nffer1 11ome of I.he worl d.11 fin~t furni ture •I rf!'duced prices from 10 ~;, In 60 70 off. 1\fter 111, it JS our 80th Anniver!ary. l.ihing !loom \f•11• c .r.-.n 2 p; ..... ,,. 7 '""' Miit 1n hh1 t, 1reeo. i nd o.1111t~I li nen ('nvtr. 1 ~n,lrn1r~ ~ f,,,., q•11 1i nl 1nf1, h11 •tln •tm. !""'' pill''"" bark •nrl •n •hl"n 'f11111•~ t!'I l•ntf! r11n1rk1n trm"•· f l11111 1<la, 1~•" 111•·~n In,.•• r•l )nw l>A• l , 2 •Mt! pd!•"\ 1n IJU 1\l ~ri n\11 • rfin1 \1••1~ I a1V>n Im"• l'tll""' ho•l th•u. d11wn 111d !!'Jlh•T ho~k. 1p11n1 down 1e1l in lt1 turtd ~lse. "iht'.rrr1ft bi1h bac\: d-e,..runr• ch1•r in •eb·et 1trirt. ct>rr~r ffll\rl . lltnrtdon 8' loo'~ p>l!""' har\: aof1. off ··hite decor1t1•·e 1tnpt. StoAt *: Phillip• 1wi~•I rftt"ktrt in 1n 11.,,!1mf'nl of f1i'orir1, \!At~~ (lt\.lln dnwn t.~rk •ofa, ..,,, b1u, rn11chin1 •eh,, .,.·d t1, kic k pl'•'"d nounet. II' r .... ,,.. h1r\: ..,fa. hlu• ind i 1••0 1111r11 pdnl. <)' "'h. 1~1, rrll11w b1ck I.JI l~llUl'f'd f1pr•1f"\' hfn r.. Re.If. 399. 289. R•f· 449. 295. R•I· 139. 149. a..:. 10•. 149. R••· 151. 689. Ile •. 1 Tl. 129. Rl'f. T79. 49.'i . ....... 319. 289. R.,I· Sift, 39.'i. \I .. •I K1v ~.' IMf•. In~·• hack '"d 1rrn p!U11w•, •Oh 111ld H•n•tl rn•l•l••Ofl lle1. 499. 379. R efil. 849. \l•tt• I I I"'" .jri-..11 b~.-k MlfA. !•11\1t•d prtnl. llm8 lftoi of! "hl!t. 449. \!~''' r .,.,.11 rln1>n ht• k 1 •••• m1n·1 rlub d1 11r, 1e1!urf'd brnt r.hril'.. '1ill' ! •t•"n h11h h•r\ d•cn r•lnrt <h1 1r 111 IJ"ttn ind i old lnn'.1, r11nlr1!un1 "Well. tkirt. ~t('lnt i nd Phillip• h1hr..j ~•r k­ rh1lr in 1•!K1d11 w•l~•t. '~""11 1 1 l1d1•• , h~lt, 11 d1~d hark wi th cast•c! in .~u1 •rne d1m1!k . ""'' :J 111. 219. RPI· 31 tt. 159. RPIC· IRR. 149. Rel. 218. 149. nee . 395, H1bt11rn loYt 1~11. tuf1 •rl back, eipo&ed l1M in m•l"n di.mall. 295. s.i~·rrrtlt hl 1h haek d .... nr11nt rh•lr in llfll \!'>IHI 1ltiped bark •n..i 1•1! i11 t11111!fine tOnt t. nul- •irl • h1r\ ind um1. 1.lurt in "li•t linr n. % rt>nf•l"'lf"'rar• rh•U• rn•·•r.,! ;., t•1tu1ed c11p~r i nd 1n!d h hrie. \ltrr.• C•1•11n hi&h 1'1rk d,rn. r1t.,t1 ch1ir tn brnnie print 1kir1. !'1l••rrrih rn"rl.1fi"d ,.m,, ch11r "'Ith tufted btck. uposed wood b1M in aold 1111te\11K'. ,\far'e C1 r~11 ],,,.,,~,. pillow back rh1ir. rl11wn f r1 1h er ba c\: ru1hi11n in te11urf rl ro pptr ton•. r111or1. \1a1 ~• f"11 •nn 1rn1!••• 'uft •d 11•1 hark. •t[ll'l••<l !r1m1 in ra•hr w •·•l•t l. 'l•••r t-1• R f,,~, 1,,,.,,, 1'11. l11w h•r k '"" HI l]U 111•d {lfllll· or11111.• ind 1rt•n 1011t•· "111n• & r111u1r" !)>,"' .,.,f •• I""" fllll""' f.1d1. r."ltl 1nA rnpf)l"r t1111r pri11t .. hh nn.-1 1>'•1!1. Oft" !U h •rl f-•rl< lflfl Ill I Jlllnl and ~""""· ~·11 ru:lhion!, ll1 irl in 1u!urn11 Inn••· i;y;" I""'" rdln1>' 1-A• k ,,,r •. •n rl pi1)11w1, l'rJll! rl••1iir< In 1'11'1"11 R e:c. 189. 129. ftpg, 1 _.9 . 99. R e •. 339. 159. Be •. 185. 159. Ret. 119. 219. Rl!t• :1:29. 129. R"•· 4'1i.. 349. RI!•· 187. 399. R11c. 785. 49.'i. Jl"C· AOO. :J49. 19ining !loom Drt1t l 7 p1ec• iun1or ,..,1 t~hl• with • •id!'. ch•irs i nti 2 •rm ch1 ir1. Amerie1n T1.1 h1n 7 ri i..,.e ••t with rert1nJ]t t1hl•. 4 •1de c111e cbairt and 2 1rm rh&ir1, ., i•. Dretr.l ft1li111 ~amt 111-I•. 4 t11" b1clc ch11ts, s:old '"tl>•t N11 U. Or•lf'I Sp1111ah r 1f'df 11r~ w11h dark ri1k linl.11. l~1di:11n ':' pier• n~11 11t>!•. 4 •1de rh1ir1 i nd :? 1t1T1 rh1111. Jlfri1'1' 7 p1"1'• d1n.i111 "''.t ltal"n loflllinr ov1I 11blr. '"''dill! f'Jl rndi 1(' 112", 2 1rm ch1ir1. 4 •id.-rhaln . Re1. 187, 695. R•C· 922. 695. R"•· 721t. 579. R f! •. all. 649. •••• 1111. 895. 17 lhal be Is ll» onl7 M1rlne in the Und dlltrict raet (the dlslrfc! lnclude1 ' C I m p Pendltton), ln1i1U: th1t he h11 tmphasiitd the busing \ggut throughout his campaign ··10 11lustratt tbe real problem ln our country -government control." He hu gone 80 far as io v.•ritt President Nixon whOl5e San CIP:mente r~ldence is 1n the district. 11skini;t th11t Mr Nixon seek the resignation of the RPv Theodore HPsburRh 11s chairman of the l; S. Com - mi~sion on Civil Rlgh1Jt (;aRe <'laims Hesburgh IOC"lk 11n •·anti-administration stand'. in favor of busin~ in San r>itli\O Cou nty. Tl ~ not known if the Pretident snswtrtd the letter. One of Gage's backers ls Mrs. 1!!.v1 Rilty, 1 leader in \.ht rteenl IUCct 51ful fight against nuorldatlon in san Oeme:nte. Mr1. Ri ley say1 ahe laat campaigned for a con- grt53ional candidate many ytan ago wh~n she hved in Pomona. The candidate was Richard Ni1on . Howe ve r, Gage elaim~ the: backing or the Orange County unit or the C a l i f o r n 1 a Republlcan A11sembly ~ CRA 1, saying ··1 concede tt,\e MCklal\ St'I lo Clair Burgener, hut I'll take the workers anv da v or the week ." · · Anywa~'. Gage has al!a ckt>d Burgener for the g t a l e st>nator"s vQte !ast vear 1n favnr of AB 724, whiCh Gage JIA\'S requires busing t o achltvt ethnic balance 1n the achonlJ. Gage cl1lnu a 1 credential!! in this ntld the pall pretldeney ol the Na· 1ion11l Councll of Parenti Groupa Against Businc. Counte ring. Burgener claim• Gagt. misinterprelS tht nt• law and proclUCM 11 pereonll le!ter from Governor Reagan, who signed th e metu1urt. "AB 724 clearly plitces the re!ponsibi!i ty for solvtn11: prob- lems of r11ch1l b.alitnce in local school boards -wh ich is where it bt'!ong!J," t h e (;overnor writes. continuing " ... nothing in this bill gpeaki to movinJt children acros!J di!tric t lines . What tl1i a bill simply dries is to create an ad· 1ninistrati1•e mech1nism ttt handle 1he problem rathe.r than to le11ve the Issue for judicial 11ction.'' Rtill• 111. jiebroom .,m~11c.tn [111u •, 1old-11ttn lru11.,.·ood lini1he1. 99. (•ntur•· fl pr (.11untn· f r,nch ir1 pt~ rlr~u~r. 1w1n m1rr.,r1, 2 n11~ 1\1.n1h, a11 r1 li inl •\te r•n• h••i1l-11~r1! l ,.,, ... 1 • .i.1•••\ • .. 111•mp<1r1rv -..1 1· ""' lin1•h :. r 1•r • tr1pl• r1rt~M't. m1rt"t "111> '""nu• •Tand• an..i \..ui~ •11• h•"'t!>naHI ll•r •'•k• \1 1lJ.rHI!• n pin e ••l, tnpl• rlr•~~·r. m 1rrn1, 2 111111 •l•n•h 11nd f,/ft uphol1t'!red •ti· \ol hradll"'ard. ''"''" •n 5 f" ... h1l1An AP! "'11h triple ..ir•~•r, mirror. 2 n1t1 1t1nd1 i nd 616 lu~1dbl"1rd li•lllA~• 4 l'l~rt h~)l•ll l•I "1th l ing ~ne r an• hrad bo11d, 2 nitt 1t1n1h, eh••! nn ch~11 . ·'"!l~ttrAll ~ p1!'.r• l11l11n "'llh triple rlr,1•er. m1rrnr, :Z n1t11 1t1nd1 a.ri d lune §!it he1dbci ud. .\mencan m1 tcl11n1 chet! on chett. \l'fttrk 111 Anr••I~ ! ,.i~e. triple dre~ with ~i\K !tCtet-l!- in1. 111irr,..r. 2 nil • 11u d1 and \:1nr 1irc he1dbn1rd. ~l1tch1111 1rmou r. '"•ntu~ trinl~ rl~11•r ""\~. {u.!iari 11,lin1 <Sped&\ l'..hi!d. re11'1 fW11iture rrou p 1t clot~· QUI P'f"iCel). 'Rf'I · 1044. 7 .')0. R~. 7 11. 299. R•C· 1111. 795. Re •. 155. 399. Rea. 988. 595. Rt11. 568. 469. Rec-197. 157. ....... 131. 599. Reg. 4\9. 3.'i9. CLOSE OUT ON TEENAGE BEDROOM GRO UPS AT SURSTANTJAL SAVINGS. ®crasional ~itcts Am~nca.n, \' alente, l•rl t tocli - !til :Zl':lrti:.. .lm~nc.1n, 2 matckrn 1 tom· mnde1. 1 wrou1ht Iron 11111 top cock· u il t1ble mint rret.n finilh. 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M11 ti Mi an~ 1'J1 •, Gt111tl lf>D. 1•1 J111M1 ~lttf!. i "''" MIMI, l>o'o' \l••fr 1\11 11•1" ·~IA \,.,,,... ptl• low b1rk qu ill•d fT!attl-•~e', luoaa wi!h ~hrp•rrl e11tOr•. II f,.,,, •l1••1n•I h•· k 1111ltd 1.tm tnl• in "1nu •d d•mttlt ciutto. prillt RI'(. ~71 . 29.'i. Rf'•· 31'8. Hundreds of other values too numerous to list . • • • ESTABLJSHED 1892 •OlllJ 1 WO~f!ll' U .'100!'1 'l 1L I PM 5M1'111S' ..t>RTIJARV IZl 1'1111 St. Hudql .. -... M r . Ir.@ M " ll(IM•! tOll. lf J1J f'I! ••·•n l•v"'""'"~ ll•Mh ~· "'-'· 1nd M" ,\tlhV• M11<!tt1>. lH Ill•! llllro\Of' Pl•<•· 1;.01+0 M•11, oo• Ml •"d M1 1 L-11d J1nl"" \'.1661 0'V"'0•(. (MU 1-M<o tM; Mr. •"II Mr1. Ot~l•I l 1l1u r. 171 WCO'>!'l'I "" ~111(1, Ne, •• (l!l!t Mo•t 11.i. 269. n rttAT I :.0 AM 'Tit. I PM • ltAlLT t ,,. •"' "llL I :9J Mil • ' ... ' ' T·he Bar's a, ~"!-g~ ~ \ ... _,,,_ -v 1 / :-~ _::..v . "" , '·· '.._ ·' .... ;;-.., .1 .. To Top Bartender ., "I'm fascinated by bartend· tng. It's like being on atage. You C()UJd become another Dear Abby in this profeasioo if yoo wanted to ." Al Repetty. whose cream cocktail "Kool Banana" wa s recently chosen the grand na · tional cocktail, tends bar at the La Srique Restaurant in Huntington Beach and finds his profession stimulating and fun. "I like to meet people and figure them out," says Re pet· ty who has bet>n mixing drinks for 2• years in Southern California bars. "I'd much rather be mteting people than be caught in an office all day." Repetty jumped into na- tional prominence last month when the "Kool Banana" was selected by 125 judges as the ~t original (.'()Ckta:J sub- mitted at the U.S. Bartenders' Guild Cocktail Competition in the Beverly Hilton Hotel. "I thought it was a pretty good drink but I wasn't sure if it y,·as good enough to go all the way," says Rcpetty. I'd won a Jot or heats in past con- tests bul never seemed to get to the finals ." The "Kool Banana" com- bining the flavors of banana, orange, cherry and cream won Repetty a prize of Sl ,500 and a place on the three-man U.S. mixing team that will compete next year against t o p bartenders from 24 nationa In the International Coc k ta 11 Cam petition. Re~ty began hill bartend· ing career In 1948 when he moved to Southern California from Pittsburgh and began w or k i n g part/time at his cousin's bar ln Huntington Park. "Wh en I was in high, school in Pittsburgh, J use(! to work around the bartenders In the University Club so I had a feel for the work and fell right Into it when l got to California," said Repetty. After tending bar· for his cou11in, he worked at two other restaurants before moving to the La Brique Restaurant three years ago. Repetty say11 hi11 favorite drink is a whiskey and water w1lich he hi! two or lhree times a week if he Is at a par· ty or vi!lting another bar. "Most bartenders I know aren't big drinkers. You have to be on you r toes behind the ba r when you're handling peo- ple and their money . You jilllt can't afford to drink," Repetty savs. A 45-year..old b a c he 1 or , Repetly says he doesn 't find bars the best place to make female acquaintances. "I think there's just as good ~ chance of meeting girls at an office as there is in a bar." -M.G. Soviet Sub Missiles Given Longer Range WASHINGTO N (APl -The Pentagon reported last week that the latest Soviet missile- firing submarines now under constr'Jction apparently will be modified to carry fe wer bu t I on g e r -r a n g e undersea missiles. The larger hull was detected on the last to undergo con- struction. Spokesman .Jerry \V. Friedheim said the new sub- marines appear tn have a larger diameter hull than the existing Soviel )'-class missile 8Ubmarlne to accommodate the new SS-N-8 missile, v.·hich the Russians have been testing for more than a year. The new submarines each will carry 12 of these missiles. which have a range of about 3.500 mile:s. Soviet Y-class subs carry 16 missiles with a l,500-mile range. The Russians have 25 Y-class subs operational and 17 or 18 more under con· struction. The Strategic Arms Limita- tion Agreement signed Ja'1t week in Moscow by the United States and the Soviet Union permits re.placement of older land or sea-based missiles with an equivalent number of new weapons. Under the agreement, the Russians are permitted a maximum of 62 submarines with 950 missiles. Friedheipt said U.S. experts haven 't yet decided whether the new submarine represents a new class of subs or is merely a modified version of the Y-class. He said the new model was dixovered by the United States and did not come as a surprise to the negotiator8 during the arms talks. UM!T.ED TIME ONLY ! % OFF U'a5 393.50 }\'our 295 13 S111't :?5'< S1udy/51oragt wall /11 rkh Allltri'"" ~,,.1,.111 or t lqJOl'lt s .. rmu, tf(lt !)tjigntd bv R t!l:"' (J.1urr11.v~ Home. office wall Jn rl'h A1r1..tcll'I lluln1.1 t or 8 1.11'11\t.M I~, 0..1k w.1t/i h!act •tin ~"111!. ~d.,lllt'l'prdtir~r. 11or~ cc1b11ttr, l\'!"H't!!t? dnd """~ 1htq WaJ 279.60 i\"ow209.70 S:1re ?5"' \\1as 298.BO /\1ow 224.10 Save 25% (tl"1f"''~J,!, ""1M9' llll 1n11'11lrfiiJ of llthn (t\!'lhlrll!tittnJ (l.<fl!'lfllf.f J"'6"'.{ juot f11• )''" Elf!""I £4ir IM11111 •11u,...,.,d "'"'!#bit "'ill .{1.iqn1 ni (nMr-i •nblt "-'i'19l. ·B intera ~ ~, .. - v 1 ""'''-'' ',.. ~-. eou.ry, o.-. """" $1,, Of!POtilc f1Jl!lotl Scivano. \.\~kd'Y' 10..S;JO, Mon. & ,ti, lo.t, Ul-44'' S11ndQ'. Ju• 4, 1972 DAILY ,!LOT J, J§ i . Stude11ts .... Show 19% Profit 1 . • \ ,\ · ..t~N.""1~' 1n1 1 • •-'~n.tfi&""· ~~;;~1"--n ... ~~.~ .... ~ Twelve Un l v 1 r 1 I t •/ or management.'' .. '•·"''->~ . ~-. ' rli!Wn::·-,.. __ , --~·WRrr<...,..lh course. said I.he students m..s. ' DAILY ,.ILOT Slltf l"MM 'KOOL BANANA' MAKES BARTENDER THE TOP BANANA Al Repetty Pours His Award-winning Cocktail JOBS Bill Wenke will work with labor, bu si ness and the consumer towa rd a stable economy and improved job opportunities. TAXES Bill Wenke commits to holding the line on taxes-stemming th e tax tide can only be done by establishing priorities of need and eliminating unnecessary government activities. DRUGS Bill Wenke is opposed to the current attempts to legalize marijuana . The approach to drug abuse must be one of educat ion for youth and support of our law en forcement agencies. TRIM GOVERNMENT Bill Wenke will work in harmony wi th local city governments to eliminate dupl ication and provide better public service s. DEATH PENALTY Bill Wenke believes that the death penalty should be retained as a deterrent to crimes of violence. WIJconain ttudenta: who were They did more than four . 1100 000 to in•-st 11 they times that well with tbelr IS.SS given ' '" percent profit. dJOle turned on 118,360 profit The . major 1npe l h e this year. Sl .300 more than students had during the year, their predeceuors In 19'71. Prof. Stephen L. Hawk! said. They had to show • four wu that corporations did not percent profit to pass their make e no u I b lnformatlon course. "Applied 1 e cur I t y public. A BIG NAME SINOE 1925 111 the dei:fsioos oo 'ffhert to invest. 'fhey profited mo&l from ~ vestments in Jel1ure related industries and consumer pr1r duels, and their smallt11t returns ceme from real estate invesment lrU!t!, Ha wka sald. ILmlfl~~lIDll~ "18 Minutes from Everywhere" '· . '\ ORANGE TUSTIN IDIRAIPIEIRlllES 1438 SO. MAIN at Edinge r ·SANTA ANA·547-3993 BILL WENKE BELIEVE ENVIRONMENT • •• Bill Wenke is committed to a firm, sensible program of conservation to preserve our country's resources - a balance between those who would justify anything and everything in the name of progress, and those who advocate an unreasonable sacrifice of our industries, our new home construction, and our jobs. YOUTH Bill Wenke believes that there isa place for youth (18 -25) in county government. As Supervisor he will see that young people are appoi nted to commissions and committees . INFORMED ELECTORATE It is imperative that all the residents in the di strict know what is going on all the time. Bill Wenke will communicate with the people by regularly scheduled meetings in all parts of the district. Residents will be informed well in advance of issues coming before the Board. ACTION Bill Wenke bel ieves that it's time for decisions about parks, beaches, airports and electrical energy. Furt her study and delay will not serve the public interest. NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS Bill Wenke has supported and worked for the concept of neighborhood schools. ORANGE COUNTY LEADERS ARE FOR THE FRONT RUNNER BILL WENKE FOR SUPERVISOR! "Bill Wenke has evidenced the proven assets of moral ll\leerlly, bus iness ingenuity and dedication, and is the type of leader we need in government.'' Wayne D. Schroeder Executive Director, Santa Ana Community Hospital "Bill Wenke is a man of distinction. You can depend on what he says. He can make decisions without prolonged delays. He is interested in problems of senior ci tizens and youth alike. He is the kind of man we need as Supervisor.'' Richa rd and Leah Potter, l eading Senior Citizens "I am supPorting Bill Wenke for Supervisor because I feel his business knowledge, integrity and honesty are necessary on the Board of Supervisors." George B. Honold, Past Foreman, Grand Jury, Former Mayor, Garden Gnm "Bill Wen ke is no 11Johnny-Com•Llt1ly." Bill Wenke is a proven leader. The fact that he Is the only man to have held the position of President of both the Santa Ant Chamber of Commerce and Junior Chamber of Commerce (Jaycees) is proof of his leadership, It also shows his interest in our and his community, We need more leaders like Bill Wenke." Ed Arnold , Vice President, California Jaycees ,.What Quanfo:atlons does a man need to be a good man for pubnc office? A good family man• A man with a good reputation• A man who Is fair-minded• A man with a lot Of common sense • A good business man •A man with courage• A man with a good education. All of these are importllnt and th ey all describe Bill Wenke. But even more important is to know what motivates a man. I have observed that Bill has a qual ity of selflessness that comes from a strong faith inrGod with a resutting desire to be of service to his fellow man . These are the reasons 1 believe Bill Wenke is the ria:ht men to represent us In County Government." . Lorin Griset, Mayor, Santa Ana ''I have worked with Bill regularly over the past several years on Bar Association and Civic matters and consk:ler ~ill to be an outstand ing individual. I am particularly Impressed wlih Bill's ability to worlc with people and to get the job done efficiently 1nd properly. ''Biii has consistently demonstl'!ltlld reel leadership and there is no question that he will make an out1tandln1 contribution to Government in Oranse County." James W. Obrien, President Elect, Orange COunty Bar Association WENKE FOR SUP(RV1SOR COMM!TTU • 91 S N. Brotdwity • Slntl Ana, Calif, 92701 • H~nry T. S11erstrom, C~airman • Don Chrlstnon, F1ntnee Chairman JUNE6 Elect o .. Di • , .• , . ' • • • • • ' • • • ' ' / I • / ) ' _,. Jfl DAILY PILOT 1· 'Mr. Ambassador': ' Ma11 With Contacts WASHINGTON Ambassad or to many , the word sugge s ts flag -flying, chauffeured limousines, and an endless round of cocktail parties marked by good man- ners and cautious con- versation. To the leaders ol early America, the vtord "am- bassador" had a certain aristocratic ring to it -and was certainly not the kind of label a democratic country thought it l!lhould pin on its over.seas representatives. However, when it was found that A mer i ca n emissaries were g e t t i n g second-class treatment for lack of the formal rank and title, the U.S. relented and in 1894 tapped its first official ambassador. ambassadorial job have i. changed. ~ Ambassadors no longer tote / the old black satchel of jewels, ' money, and other enticement.. designed to buy position in foreign courts. Nor do they specialize in temporary, smgle-purp(.)St a.mignments. In some ways, theoretically •t lean, the ambassador's responsibilities are broader than ever. !.1any more govern-• ment agencies, !Uch as the Central Intelligence Agency, 1' Department or Defense, and the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs now have representatives abroad, and the ambassador, as t h e President's personal represen- tative, is charged w i t h supervising and coordinating their activities. He is the one with primary responsibility for carrying out U.S. policy in hi s assigned counlry. ' ' GIRLS' SLACK SETS •O<J· l . 96 & 4. 96 ·•O<J· 5.96 & 6.96 $3.00 $4.00 Although the increasingly technical and multilateral Short 1leeve o1nd sleeveiess. Mllde of I 00 -J. perme· • DAILY 10 A.M. • 10 P.M. -SUNDAY 10 A.M •• 7 P.M. I Reg . 2.67 -Tour Choico ,.. 1 Reg. 68' Cool, ~~·~eeve polyester /cotton , t long-wearing Monsanto•po·2 ~, W dr4:ss s~ur1s, ideol for sum'!'er • lo!19· f · lyester / stretch nylon socks in "P ~point, regular collar. White, sohds, · tf d b rl I · +. stripes or prints. l .4Y1 ·17, Chor~ it. ~ ~: ~or ro e·pe ect co ors. Fit Prl. I ~.. _ • . . .. -·· . •. ~I ro 11zts 10-13. Charge II. for 1-~ ~ .. -n.as-~~c.. -~ . . ~i!l-:l"!i .i.... .. ~,...--,.::; ~~ .... ~-~~~........, ....... .,.,.tl!le8El:O""' ... ,.,. .. o:\l ., fl ' I SLIDE SANDALS FOR WOMEN1 WOMEN'S PANTY HOSE 1 Cool and comfortable open toe and • ~ hose. Seamless, nude heel. A year later, in urging Congress to support the purchase of official residence!! for U.S. envoys abroad, Presi- dent Cleveland said that y,:hiJe "avoiding unnecessary glitter and show" the U.S. must not let "parsimony and shabbiness in its diplomatic outfit" strain its relationships-with other na· tions. nature of modern diplomacy ne nt press cotton in •n llssortment o( necessity adds more and color1. Sixes ~-14 more specialists to the U.S. l · of styles and t1 Reg. 2 .21 J33 '. She" •fretch nylon P'"'Y bock . Vinyl slide features o triongu• , Brown mist, mist tone, 1 lor cut-out on the top. Whi1e. 5· 10. suntone, cin namon . Small, 1 / medium, m•dium·t•ll, t•ll. 3/51 dipl omatic corps, the am-~· · --r ~.. .. \I '· •• 0.G......,ti"YO.::'-b ·- Today Vlashington's pr~ fesslonal diplomatic corµs ranks as one of the best in the world. Virtually every one of1 the more than 3,000 ,foreign .service offlcers continues to equate an ambassadorship \vith the highest calling possi- ble in his career. Yet, aspire as he may, the !acts are that roughly one-third of the 119 existing ambassadorial post- tions (Bangladesh has been added though as yet there's no actual appointment) are filled by political appointees rather than professional diplomats. bassador himself must work harder than evtt just to stayl"'.,."""""""°""''C:.-'""""' reasonably in the know. But the es,,ence d.. his )ob. t part lobbyist and p a r t reporter, is still as ~na1 as HEAVY PADDED CAR SEATS Rog. 12.86 Although the practice is not neY.', it is one that has become Increasingly oontroversial. it has ever been. The grease or ' diplomacy, as ln many a ', business, is basically human ~: contact. The ambassador's·: mission is to develop a set or , relationships at the highest level in his.assigned country in ' every field from politics to business. Though the trair f pings are much m o r e so~isticated than they used to be, it is still, as one seasoned diplomat phrases it, "A mat-~ ter of making s u ff I c i en t • Padded front rail, od- deposits in the account S-O that i ju1tabl1 web shoulder Over 1he years, of course, many ot her features of the checks can be ~itten on it horneu. Steel from~. when the need arises.'' iiiiiiil •2000 CRll 5 00 MATTRISS ...... e I I I , I y6u1 graajcl\Ydren will love_, fiuJor it! 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(AP) -Ddendlllg champima UCLA, l<Ol'ed heavily In lbe trjple jump and quarter-mile, romped to 1 its second consecutive title S&turday in ' !he Slit annual NCAA tnck and field diampiOll!hlps. A crowd of 14,SOO watched the Bnlina pull from behind on the fin.al day to ICOre 82 points. Southern c.uromia, the Paciflc-8 Conference champion and leader after two days, finished second with 49. Two other schools ranked among the pre-meet favorjtes, Teias-El P850 and 0r-. ...,,. in thin) i nd fowlh ,...,. tivtly. lKLA'• Jolin Smith\ tho wwld noconl holder In the 440-yan! dash, sucoess!uUy de!eoded bis UU., wlnnin& tho 400-mettt run in 1 meet record ol '4.5 leCCIDda. That shaved ball 1 llOOOlld oil the mark set by San JolO Stale'• Lee Evans four years ago. "I fell 1 lot bott<r wllh Ill the helta out or the way," Smith aaid. '"'lhls Ume l was able to run all out -I didn't have to hold aoything back." Smith, whose world 440· mart also is 14.S had bepaliU.. early tbls yeo.r and has ...,,. blcl< 1!'Z.. Iller losin& the Pac-S t!UI lo US<1a GaJTiloct. G'orriaoo llnlahed fourth in lbo l40 bdlind Larance Jones or Nortbeaal Mjs'OUd st.ate. tile NCAA c:oUe&e divilioo champ, and Ua.A '1 Benny Brown. G81' rison amounoed later be was •bandonil\C lrlcl< and would conceitnle on football. "Tbat'1 tt." &aid the frustrated Gar· Non, who was second to Wayne Col lett In tho 1rro NCAA 148 and second Im year ·to Smith. "l"m lbrougb with tnck forever," Gar· rboo said. "I'm rudy !or footbaU. 00..\ pkked up lll point. in the triple SANDY ALOMAR OF ANGELS UPSETS CLEVELAND'S GRAIG NETTLES. Gin1eno Faces Proi sy Toda y In Net Finals PARI S (AP) -Andres Cimeno of • Spain and Patrick Pmisy pf France, both ~ rated wilikely candidates to succeed · when the t-Ournament started, reached , the final of the men's singles Saturday in the $100,000 French Open tennis cham· pionships. Proisy, 22, who is ran)\ed No. 3 in Fran- ce, beat Manuel Orantes of Spain 6-3, 7~. 6-2. before a cheiring near capacity cro\\'d of 12.000 on the center court at Holand Garros Stadium. Gimeno, 34, defeated Alex Metreveli of Russia 4-6. 6-3. &-1 , 2-6, 6-J, in o battle o{ long rallies from the baseline that were spiced with only a few of the brilliant shots that marked the Proisy-Oranles " match. f or Orantes. seeded No. 4, the loss l broke a victory string that started early · in April and carried him to the Italian and Belgian champ ionships, and a victory in the France-Spain Da vis Cup series. Only two weeks ago, Oranges demolish- ed Proisy in straight sets in Da vis Cup play on this san1e court, allowing the Frenchman only three garnes. Mrs. Billie Jean !<in!! of Long Beach 11nd Betty Stove of Holland wo n the women's rloublcs championship b y beating Ne ll Truman and \\'ilm ie Sh11w of Britain 6-1. 6-2, in 35 minutes. ~lrs. King, the top ranked United States player, \\'ill meet Australia's EvoMe Goolago ng, the defending cham· pion, in the final of the women's singles today. They played the \\'imbledon final last year and J\1iss Goolagong won in straight sets. It was Proisy \llho dealt Orantes his ;\ last defeat, in the Spanish championships ·I in Medfid, almost two months .&go: After losing the first set Saturday, Orantes took a 5-2 lead in the second set and bad two set points wh ile serving wilh a 5-3 lead. He Jost his service in the ninth and 11th games and lost the Sel The match still seemed even until the firth game of the third set, however, when Orantes protested a line call -his second protest of the set -on bis drive to the baseUne. The line judge insisted the ball wa! out. Orantes lost the game, ! and then seemed to stve up. ' The ci-owd cheered every point Proisy won, and groaned when he hit a bad shot. Whistles of derision broke out when Orantes complained abount the call>, and there were rumblings when Orantes started to 1trve 1gain. Leads Two . Lives A"lswn Never Removed From Ohio Home T ·own LOS ANGELES -An 80-yearo-0ld man lay in an Ohio hospital last week, stricken by a blood clot in his lung. Doctors held out little chan.;e for survival. But the old genUerun outfougbt the malady and overcame the odds. And as Dodgers announcer Vin Scully terms it, that's one ol the characteristics the octenagarian's son inherited. The son, it you haven't gues sed, is Walter Emmons Alston, the man who has skippered the Los Angeles Dodgers since l~. Ask longtime associates what kind of a person Alston is and you hear the same adjectives r epeated: honest, sincere, strong·willec;I, totally capable in his field , modest, patient and even-tempered. Check the club's press information ------WHITE WAS H ----- 01.EHN WH1t• guide and you gather the generally known stats: Alston has guided the Dodgers to six National League pennants, four World Series crowns. But to find out more about Alston the person I decided to go to the man himself. And there I found a man who leads two lives -one enduring eight months yearly When he wears uniform No. 24 -the other filling four months in Darrtown, Ohio. I quickly learned two things: (I) when Alston ls in Darrtown he is newr totally removed from baseball, what with various winter meetings and the in· strucUonal league to tend to (2) that when he is in Los Ange.Jes he is never totally removed from Darrtown. Pictures ot hil brick home and family adorn hi s omce and 1 chance to explain them to an Interested party draws a natural smile. He says be wouldn't trade jobs with anyone . uwe have the beit field, dia· mond, climate and rtadium ln the coun· try and it's a tood organ1iallon to work tor," be la)'1.· , . ·• So why hun'l I!< made ,caillornia a permanent. place ol residence to take ad· vantage of the climare and varied recrea· tional opportunities which can be enjoyed here? "My family (children, grandchildren and father) are all there and I enjoy being with them so there's no reason to change," be replies. But he's hardly apt to grow moss by being husband, father, grandpa and son. He plays pool, bridge, '.'l1as his own darkroom and woodshop, rides horses and loves to trap and skeet shoot ("fen- jov shooting more than hunting," he adds ). Much or the furniture adorning his brick home v.'as produced in his .,.,.orkshop . "There's no problem finding anything to do -even in Darrtown.'' he says. "And if it ever gets too congested there 1'11 move into the woods and build another home." Alston 's positive traits reflect many of the qualities he credits to his father. Enl· mons. "He was a strict old boy but l ap- preciate the companionship and discipline of him," Al ston says. \Valter recalls the companionship -the days whtn his father. uncle and himscl r played semipro baseball every Sunday. "\Ve hunted to~ether and one time when I was 13 or 14 we tea med to win a horseshoe throwing tournament i n Hamilton, Ohio. "We just finished doing that and were walking in front or the 'main grandstand when they announced a 100-yard dash was to be run, open to anyone. Dad was about 36 then. He got in the race and won It. He always could run like heJI. "He always worked his tail off -farm- ed from sun up 'tit !lund<lwn tn the days when they didn't have much eqWpment. Then he worked 29 years for Ford. And when he retired he started laying bricks. He put in almost every brick or my place in Darrtown." Alston is basically the same man he was in 1954. when he too k his first and on- ly major league managing job. As longtime associate Bill Beuhler says, ''the only thing about him that has chang· ed is that he buys better clothes now ." And 90 you have Walter Emmon.~ Alston - a man unmoved by hil awn success and the fant'are that has gone with it. A genuine chip olf the old block In many ways. No More Track~-Garrison \ EUGENE. Ore. (AP) -Paclne.. 148 champion Edesel Garrbon of Southtm California. tired of running secood, aays he's through with track for good.. . Garrison's comment came Si!turday Just moments after he ran -rourth in the •NCAA 400, timed ·in. .. l'!C>d 4S..I lecooda. Ile ·!lad nm .415A, lorAo yard equivalint of the race iu' wlnnlni ~ Pac-- 11iile from John Smith of UCLA. Smith'• 14.l ·won hl01 tbe NCAA tllle ~· Saturday's llnal -1 locatloo he leeh II the worst for hil type of race. He 11kl he had been Hdrawlng the bid lanes for years" and aaJd thl! was the breaking point. Oarrision's pau receiving talenJs es;. -pklded tn --D,lmt'a face 1 .. 1 ltNOO when he c1ucht se.ven pas..1t1 for more than 150 ytrds •nd two touchdowns as the Trojans wblpped the lrbh, 28-14. jump u James Buti. led three Bnlin• placerl wfllll_a winning man Of S3 feet 2\~ tm::bes wfth an aiding wind. The Bnrln'I mile-relay team, anchored by Smilb1 turned in I Winning time of 3:115.S. While UCLA was dominating the meet Saturday, the largest cheers were for hometown favorite Steve Prefontaine, wbo nullified great tactica by Penn State'1 Greg Fredericks to win the 5,000.. meter race Jn lhe second fastest time ever for an American. Prefontaine was clocked in 13:31.4, se- Angels Bag Fiftl1 Win In Row, 84 ~ CLEVELAND (AP) -Home runs by Leroy Stanton and Ken McMuUen helped Power the California Angels past the Cleveland Indians. 8-4, Saturday for their fifth !>traight victory. Stanton 's t"•o-run homer c app e d Ca lifornia's four-run rally in the first in· ning. Then , after the Indians tied the score at 4-4 in a fourth-inn ing outburs t keyed by Eddie Leon 's three-run homer, McMullen hit a two-run shot in the fifth . The Angels added two insurance runs tn the ninth iMing on a run-scoring dou- ble by Sandy Alomar and an RBI single by Vada Pinson. l\fcMullen's homer, his second in two games, followed Pinson's infield single On TV Today Cha1111el 5 at 10:30 and 'vas delivered off reliever Steve llargan, who was charged with the loss. The Angels' winn er \\.'as Rudy May, who took over for Nolan Ryan in lhe fourth. Ryan had control problems as he \valk· ed five, including Graig Nettles prior to Leon's homer. The other Cleveland run, also charged to Ryan, came on Tom J\1cCraw's triple and Jack Brohamer's single. Brohamer, a former Hunt ington Beach High star, was limited to the one hit in fo ur trips to the plate. The defeat was the Indians' ninth in 10 gan1C's, and 10th in their last 12. J\1cMull en. "·ho has hit his only t\vo homers of the season in this series, said: "I like this ball park." "Most batters think this is a good park to hit ln1" &aid California manager Del Jlice . "It's a fair one for all hitters." Asked bow the Angels got out of .their slump, RJce mentioned a nUmber al his i players. 1ben he added : "Don't forget Vada Plnson. He's been great for us . , • I wasn't here yet when that deal for him say I'm damned happy about it." The Angela, meanwhile, were winning their eighth game in nine and movi~g to within three games or .500 at 20-2.1. It'Was .&lso May's first victory o( the year after four losses, and the left-hander \vas brilliant, allowing only one single in 5 2-3 innings. CALIFORNlA II ) Cl.IEVEl.ANO (•I 11trll rbl lbr~rbl -"klm1r, 1b Rivf rs. cl Pinson, Ir R. Ollv~. lb McMullen. Jb Slfnlon, rl CArt'RI S, ll Slfpl'll\111, c N. Rv1~, P R. M11y. 1> 5 I • I M(Cr1w. ct S I 1 O • I O O Bro111mr, ?b • O 1 1 • J 2 l A.Jot>nson,11 • o o e • l 2 1 FOl'f'. c • 0 I 0 l 1 1 3 Ct.mbliu , lb J o 1 o •111Nf'ftles.lb 1100 • O o o e .. 11. rl 3 1 1 o •1 1 01.P<>n,SS 4 11 J 1 0 0 0 T ~t<>W, P 0 0 0 0 I O O O Camilli, p~ 1 O O O ,H1r11e,.,p 10 0 0 D111fy, ""' 1 0 0 0 RIOOlbrvr. I> 0 0 0 0 II FO!t", pt. 0 0 0 0 Totall JS I 11 I Tolals 31 • 6 4 Score lty lnnl"'' (81llornl• •OO !)10 00~1 (lev•l1nd 000 .00 OQO-.-• F.-Nt'111t'•. 0 1'-C•llforni• !. C1tvel1n<1 1. 1.01!1- C•llforn!~ 5, Cl1ve!1Jld 1, 1B--"1om1r. JB--McCr1w. H R-St~nTon S, l.t'On ?, McMllllfn 1. SB ....... lom1r. S Rivt rt. II. May. SF-MtMllllt'n, N R~An 11 M ay w.1 • lodr()W H~r~~" 1.,0-2 PICl!ll•bttr T-1 •a. -"-5."4). IP H " Ill 11 SO l l1l 5 • ' 5 s "/ l l 0 0 l ? • • • 1 • ) 2 ' l l s 2 2 • ' ' ' ' oood only to his US mart of 13 :19.I set eertler t.bl.s year. F'redericU, aecond to "pte" Jal! yeor In ~ ~Pll. rao ll:Sl.O, maJtinc him: lilt. fOUl1h fastest American ever. Fredericks ran five yard,, btblnd Prefontaine after tht third lip and said he dido' ..... lo pass tbe Oregon l'Wlll<T until the final k.iek. "I wu hoping 1 could c1tch him sleeptng," said Fl-edtrlc)I, .. but It didn't work out that way." · PMl'ontalne said he wisn't thinking about a record becauu. "I didn't really want to sprint because l wanted to save QLENN WHITE Spor1 • [dllor Gilbert Hold s Ke111per Lead ; Trevino Ralli es CHARLOTIE, N.C. (AP ) -G;bby Gilbert maintained Rone-st roke lead with a one.under-par 7! Saturda y 111 the third round of !he $1 75,000 KemPer Open golr tournan1ent . Gilbert. sl um p·riddl'n Hll this season and a non-winner on the tour for the past two years, had a 54-hole score of 206. JO under par on the 7,278-yard Quail liollow Country Cou b course. Lee Trevino, one of the game 's most feared competitors, mo\'ed into <'On· tention, one stroke hat'k, "'ith his third consecutive 69. Trevino, winner of the Dannv Thomas· Memphis Open t\\'O v.·eeks agO, \\'as tied at 207 v.•ith veteran Dou g Sanders and fi rst-round lead er Cesar Sanudo, each of \vhotn had a 71. Aw;t ralian veteran Bruc e Crampton and Dave llill "'ere next at 208. Crampton shot a 67 and Hil l m atched par 72 on the hot and sunny day. .1:. Thw.e. were sev~ more players .at ~; Tnlk 'Plh a total of 23 · players loCked Within lhree strokes of each o!her going into the final 18 holes in the chase for a $35.000 first prize. Jn t h at gr o u p -very m u c h in contention -were South African Gary Player, defending r.hampion To m Wefsko pr. Australian Tom Weiskopf, .AUBfralian Bruce DevJin, Tom Shaw. Ketnilt Zarley, Labron Harris and veteran Billy Casper. Casper. one stroke ofr the pace when the day started, bogeved the 17th hole for ~ 73. Weiskopf, who had an eagle t\\•o in his round, and Devlin came out of the pack with 66s. Player had a 70. Shaw had a 70 and Zarley 71. Gibby G!lti.rt Ce,er S1M1udo !.~•Trevino Dou• S111M•s Oeve Hiii 8r11ce C•f"1oton l(l!f""ll Zarley l!ll!lv Ce 1per Lllbron H•" I< Ge•v Pl.,ver "Tam Sl>~w llruct Dfv .. 11 To"1 Wt"il~Ol)f Bob WYf!n Fred Merri Jerry H'"'d Lou G•,~em Tony J~ckll,. Ron Run1etll Bob l.uf!" B<>bbv Nlct.~·t MTll•r B••ti.r 5i.ve Bo01n myatl! ror tht Olympk: Tril1a ... P<>'e vaulter Dave .RoberU ol rue. re- tained bis NCAA crown at 1 17.:1, wtlll AU.bama 'a Jan -· Ille 1970 MU tltllst, second •t 17-t. ~ Joe Lucas rocketed into tntcmatk:ml steeplechase prominence, wtnnlnc _the 3.000.meter nm. la 1:.11.2 aec.onds for a mtel recojd. .- Lucas, a ~ ;,l Georaetown ia Washington, D.C.,"'IJtbbed the lead from early pace sotlol' Al Vl'01' ol Ball State and held off lfulilnC!on'1'1lm Johnson le (See BRUINS, Pap;B-1) LA's Sutton Roll s Past Cards, 1-0 LOS ANGELES (Al)i -Unbeaten Don Sutton chalked up his eighth victory with a sc\'en-hitter and Duke Sims drove in t ht> only r11n of the gan1e ~·iih a fi fth-in· r11 11g si ngle as the Los Angeles flodger!t defeated Ule St. Louis Cardinals 1-0 S:i lurday night. Sutton. ~·ho joined i\'"('\\'.,.\'ork's Ton1 Sca1er .-::s the Na tional Le-.1gue's onJy t"rght-game wiJlllfrs. lo\.\•ered his earned run average to a mlcropscopic 1.12, the best in the majors. with his fifth com· plete game and third shutout in 10 starts. He slruck out six without issuing • \\'al k and allowed only two runners to reach third base. The ''iclory was the Dodgers' seventh In eight game and kept them I 1lz gamM Dodge r • Slale Ju,,. • Jun.e ~ J une I A•• 0111"" 111 KP"I 1'411 Dodttri v1. St. 1.oul' 0Pt>fl 0~1· Oodttrl Vt. ChlCl tll l:S5 -.111. J:U I.Ill. ahead of second·place Cinci nnati in the Nationa l League Wes1. 'f he Cards. losing their third in a row and eighth 1n the las t 12. rema ined in the Eastern cellar. half a game behind nosMiving Phlladelphi1'. Scipio Spinks, 3-2, "'ho yielded only four Dodger hits, precipitated his owni dO\\'l\fall. After ~1anny f\>1ota led o(( the filth ~·ith a single. Sp inks tri ed to pick him off. But his throw sailed 1nlo right lie\d and l\1ot a S<:ooted to third, then trotted home \1·hen Sims singled lo center. Sutton turned the tables on the SI. l .ouis hu rler in the eighth. pitching out or hi~ mos t serious jam after Don Clen· de.non and Spinks opened the lnning .,.,.ith singles. He got LoU .Brock to force Clendenon •t third, then·W!lttied and plckl!'d Sjilnb of! second and ierided the threat by fanriln1 Ted Sizemore. T11e Los Anfeles rJght·hander alao had to pitch ou~ of.jams when the Cardinals twi ce placed runners 1t first and third. In the third Dal Maxvlll singled with Olle out and alter Spinks struck out Lou Brock singled !o riRhl. A-1axvill taking lhird. But Si.zimore grounded out. In th e .sixth Brock and Sizemore singled \\'i!h one out bot ~1alty Alou popped out <ind J oe Torre grounded out. In the series finale today Claude Os· teen. 6-2. wUIJacc St. Loui s' Bob Cib3on, 2-5. Gibson, who's won 208 ga1nes in hi9 career, will be seeki ng his th ird straight victory this season afte-r los ing his first five decisions. Howev er, against Los Angeles he has a 14-20 lifetime mark. ST. LOUIS ltl LOI ANOILll Ill Brock. H ~l1fmo,.. ?b M. "'IOll. lb l 0'1f , l b Simmon•. c J . Cruz, ti M•!1n<1tl, rl Me•vlll, 11 CINlennn. pit t~o1bv, ss SP lnk1, p Totall SI. l.oul1 t.o• "'nvtlt1 •IJ rltrltl 11J r 1trllf • 0 I 0 V 1l•nl1"~' lb J 0 0 "\ • 0 I 0 R11t knH. lb ' 0 0 I • 0 0 0 t r1w!ord •f :1 II I 0 •o oo w o.,.,,.~, '.l ooo •O I D M01•,I! 11'0 l 0 0 0 Gtrv~v. lb 1 0 0 • l D 0 0 Sim!, c I 0 1 I l OlOlluu.ell,•s 1 nn l'I 101 osuu on,p 1 00 • 0 D 0 D l c 1 0 l1010 T r1 l1 !4 t k Mt llV lllfl1hf 1 lOO !100 CIOQ.-1'1 C.. DIO 00.-1 E-S...lnto1. OP-Sr, 1.oult ! I o·. "'1111eln t. LO~I. Loul1 $. Lh Arlle~s I $tl}nk1 l,.,).f ..,_ w ... T~:OO. A-l:l,UI. .. ' • ' t Ell 11 SO 1 n , 1 0 0 0 • Champ Retains Flyweight Title: CARACAS. Venezuela (AP) -Batullo Gonzalez of Venezuela retained his Worf<I ~xjng Council nyWelght Utle ))' knoct! ing out Socrates Be toto of the Philippi* in the fourth round of a 9Cheduled IS. round bout Saturday night. Gontalez pounded Batoto almost 1t wDl In the foorth and dropped him with a jolting right uppttcul at 2:19 or tlfo round. It was lint defe nse of the crown he won from Erbito Salavarrta of the Phili~ Pines oil a confrovenlal decision Ill& November . . Their bout wu ruled • dr1w but tlw vordJcl WU challjled after Ibo Flllpint( was accused or llllllll l\IPl-ed ntor elm> Ing Ille match. ' The 21-yeaN>kl Batoto. maklnc I004 use or hlJ longer reach and peppery Jell' jab, held his own !or the nm two nlUDllJ bul was knocked down by L ·~ .~ pun: , cl>cs In the th!rd'~ ~ 1!111~ colt _ ~ ovec:• hls left eye.i. ' "" ~ i · · , con..i ... 22, welgtiled 1n1' p0unda "hlle Batoto scaled l09Y .. r' UPl 'T .... . ' LEE TREVINO SHOWS DISAPPOINTMENT IN MISS ING BIRDIE. A sell.out crowd ol over 10,000 w1tcbtt the right at the caracas Nuevo Clrco ~ ting. 'f DAILY l'llDT ... ~!:~P()!t .. S~!l~:Pn,tter. '• IColtinlltd From B--11 BRUINS .. • • . ~tt'l-~ meri.c•'\.fourlh f111test evu in ~-·'' ' ·, ~--~1!¥:J'f· f11test'"'lii world' rof 1ifii. makfna h ~ Settles for 2nd Place a definitt Olympic thre1t T~ prrvlous NCAA mttl mar k or 8 31.0 to1•as set by Sid SLnk of Bowli ne Gre-en a year ago. • race !n which Lucas finished 1i:r1h. The previous best for tAJcas wa1 8:».0 at 1hi1 year'• PeM Reh1 y1 . By PlllL ROSS Of t1M P•lr, Ptltl I I•" OJt.OVILLE -An iron man rffort by s,.cramento's Carl McCullough w111n 't e:nOu&h to overshadow the diaappolntment of Newport Harbor shot-putter Terry Albrittoo at Saturday's atate prep track ahd field final s at OrovHlt . While McCullough e ~hib!led a vtrtual onHnan show , pacing his 11chool to the team tlUe with 18 polnts, Albntton wa11 u111ble to garner the shot crown which eluded him last yf'ar Newport's final hope for ~l<ite mef't PQltlls frll short nf expeelat1on with a 83-2: best heave. But his old r1\·at -Crespi's Randy Cr06S -came lhrnugh v.·it h a &S- 714 top mark 10 v.1n the 111tr In fact. Cross' worst effort "'a!i fi2·'1. By contrast, Albritton had a lieries of 68-2, foul, 60-6 . l!iJ-811,, 6.1-2 and foul. · Albritton left the gtadium immediately afterwards to sit elone in the back of .1 pick-up truck. While walking out of the stadium, the dluppointed Tar athlete told the DAILY Pµ..c>T. "I have no excugu . I couldn't pin Sports in Brief poll'lt what l''<U1 wrong, but I Just couldn't rise to tM tx:r.aslon." Newport head coach Bob "we 're very d1t.appo1nted Terry·, fir!lt lo!!~ In Cross. have the adrt.nR!i n f\owiJig. I latey nntrrl, because 11'11 Terry didn t Only other Oranli(e CoRst .11 rra Pnl.rRnl -Huntlngton Re Ac h '1 Tony C1BrPlll-was a non·.scoring 10th m the a.hot at fi7.J~ •. Albritton was ni nth In the di&cus at 165- 2. Santa Ana ·s Robert ~larrell was the 440 wi nner In 47.4 after the Sa int 11eratched earller from the 880 and seriousl y dampened his school 's title hopes. Later in thr meet, Harrell passed out and was unable to C<lmpete in the m llf' rrJay, an even! v.·hich Santa Ana fallt<l to place. County pov.·er Sant.1 Ana finished in a mass.ive tit for ninth place with six poinll. And Garden Grove'11 Mark Schilling tf'l a meet record of 4:05.4 to wtMlng th e mile crown. Schilling wu in fourth place early in the Unser Gets Pole Spot; Owens Replaces Quinn MILWAUKEE -Bobby Unstr set • tr~ck record of US.OM milea per hour in bi.a Eaa:Je-OUenhluse r Saturday. quall- 1;1ng for the pole position in today·s Rex MJ.ys 150-mile speedway car race at the State Fair Park track. Unser, of Albuquerque, had predicted a W!Jei ago that spud marks would fall wtth the year's first appearance of the winged Indianapolis-type cars a t Milwaukee's one·mile paved track. lndy 600 winner Mark Donahue, of Nfwu,wn Square, Pa .. qualified fourth at Ufi.494 m.p.h. In a McLaren-Offy as the to~ 10 qualifiers each broke the track retord. it.arting nes.l to Bobby Unser in the 24- car field will be Jerry Grant of Seattle with Billy Vukovich of Fresno and Deina hue in the aecood rtJW. ... PHILADEPHHlA -Paul Ov.·ens. farm diiector .of tbe Philadelphia Phillie!! "lince IMI, wu named general ·m1nager 3nd ~tor of pl1yer developmtnt of the Ns· tHmll Leacue team Saturday, replacing M--Year..()Jd John Quinn. Phillies' owner Bob C11rpenter an· nounced the appointment of Owens and s&id Quinn would remain with the or&anlulion as a vice-president on a counsultlng basil'! until he becomes el igi· ble for the club's pension plan April I, 1973. "I've decided lo make this change 111 thia time because of the unexpectedlv poor showing of the team," Carpente.r •&id. ... INGLEWOOD -Convenience edged favored. Typecast and Turklsh Trouurs in ltakes record time Saturday to claim the ll~.900 Vanity Hand icap at Hollywood Park. Jerry Lambert rode the 1'1orida-bred 4- Two Trojans Earn Berths On All-stars Put.J..MAN . Wash. (AP ! -Southmi California, Fresno St.ate and Santa Cl ara each placed two players on the NCA A District 8 All-Star Baseball Team. Chuck Brayton , Wash ington State University ba.seball coach and district chairman, n· nounced Saturday. OUUielder Fred Lynn. whn ~et 11 USC home run r~ord . and catcher Sam Ceci were the Trojans selected . L)'lln hit 14 home runs and batted .341, and Ceci bst- t.d .315. Pitcher Dick Ruthven 111nd .~Prnnd ba.aeman L.erry Prieto were named from Fresno State, and pitcher R.ith Troedson and outfielder Br uce Bachte were the 53nta a ara select ion~. Ruth ven won 10 games, had an earnl'd run average of 1.53 And struck out 153 in lll lnnings. Ttoed.1on won 13 1amt1 for the Broncos i nd hRd an earned run a vera1e of 1.80. Orte«i'• Dove Roberti, who wa1 dtioMtl for third base. had an aver41e of .uo. Ille blgh<1t of tho all-star team members. Other firat team membent were frank . Jecban, a W•shlua:ton State Univeraily Mllior 11 first buo; lob Sheldon, LOyola, lhortlttlp; and Stevll!n Rosa:, University of Cllllcml.· al Son ta Barbaro , outfield. Stcond tum memben wtre Greg Wid· man, OSCt and Mike Gulsh~. PorU1nd St.Ile, pltebers; Dave Kuenn, Santa llal1>tra. <atcher; Mac M~Dermott, I..o• An&tltl Sisto;llt!ll l>IW, John Urz!, San J-Stato. llOCOnd b•: Ttrry Heaton, W&U, abortatop; Doa Thomas, C•llfoml s, lh1nl -· llld nm Stetle, USC, Al Al'!al, Son Jo,., llld 'Tom Williams, Stan- ford, ...uleld. year-old fill y over the I 1i mtles 10 I :47. i- 5, one.fifth faster than Countess Fleet In 1955. ... LUTHERVILLE, Md. Martlynn Smith, an 13-year veteran nn the Lad les Professional Golf A~socta t inn tnur , main- tained the lead with a five-under-par 141 following a second round 73 Saturday in the Lad y Carling Open golf tournament. Defending champion Kathy Whitworth, who fired 11n opening round 7$ in this $0.000 event. tied the Pine Ridge gol f course women's competitive record with 11 67 to share second place with Sharon Miller et J.42 . Mi!ls Miller carded her se- ('()nd straight 71. ... SANDWIC~t. F.ngland -T r e vo r Homer. a 2.8-year-nld F:nglil'ih company director who never had v.·nn a mRjor rnurnament. defeated veteran A 1 a n Thirlwt>ll 4 and 3 in th eir 11thf'clultd 35-- hol ti: matc h Saturd11 y and be-came the British Amt1t.eur golf champion. Homer was one-up after 18 holes on thP 6,l\.13-yard par 34--36-70 Royal St. George '11 courae with its many deep !iilnd traps and undl11aUng fa irways. He virl.u1lly wrapped up the li Ue with an eagle-birdit-birdie.. starting al the ~th hole. ... ST. ANNES. England Carlos Klrmayer. Bralilian Davis Cup Player, crushed Stan Pasarell of Puerto Rico 61, 1\3 in 40 minutes Saturday and won the men's si ng l~ tit le ln the St. Ann es tennis tournament. It was Kirmayer'~ first tou rnam ent in Britain and thr first ti me he had e\·er played on grass. Pasarell is thr young brother of U.S. Da vis Cupper Charles Pasarell. ... CLEVELA NO -F1,ght promoters Deo11n Chance and f>Qn Elhaum have been cleared nf hr1he rh::irJ!P:oi. but the Cleveland Bnx in R Co m rn i s ! i o n ad- monished the two aho11t !heir busi nes:ti pra ctices follow ing a /1{'.i!'ir1~ ThurMla\'. The twn v.·erc und"r trmporary 1>uspension by the ('nmnl1 ss1 on .~1nrP Mav 211 Chance, A forn1rr nHIJl>r leagut> p1!cher. h11s bc-rn ;i c1·usl'rl hv Oe tro1t "'f'lteN'e1 ght fi nnn1e Harris. -11·ho s.111<1 Chance off ered him mnre n1onev if he would lose a fight · Chance said it w11s A misunderstanding. Elbaum was accused of making 11 l'iimilar offer to heavyweight Terry Daniels In connection with a fight against Tod Gulllclc Iaot Oct. lj. ... SURBITON. Enh1nd -f\1r11. Joyce Williatm. BritiJh \Vightma.n Cu p tenn.11 star, defeated Patti Hogan nf LA Jolla , Calif.. 6-4 6-3 Saturday and won the "'omen's title In the Rothmans Surrey grass court championships. ... COLLEGE PARK, Md. Pele Eldrldre scored a tie-breaking una ssisted goa.I with 4:11 left. giving Virginia the NCAA laCTO!lse ch11mpion1hlp with a 13·12 triumph over Johns Hopkins Saturday. · Today's Sports On Television ... mi!t ns El Ca)on '5 Terry Cotton lf'd from the OU!Sf't Th<> <:ardE!n Grove runnf'r moved up to 11emnd on the au n lap and ~!ayed witt't 0>11011 unul tht final turn, At 1hRt point , Schilr1n11 11 ttPn1p ted to ('hallPn,l!f' for the !earl hut d1rln 't ov ertakP: C'nnnn lJntd the flna! 15 yard~ 'l"he palr v.11 .~ ~f'p:lrllted hv halt il ho(lv v.1,dth al lhe tape v.'1th f:Oitnri t1mf'd 1n 4 05 5. A.~ for thP L:SC bound ,\irf'ullough, he had .1 hand JO all 18 pi11nt~ for S11cramen- ,.,-~ \1rtr·u1ouq f)1 a:.:11n~ v.ho nabtw-d !heir f1rct r 1('r 01H!'1Cht t 11;.i111 l1tl11 after lhe v thrv h:irl 11NI S:int;J An;i and S;in DicgO fo1· th;11 honnr in Jfl30 \h·f 11llnugh "'on thr !UO 111 9 !i . the lon~ Jum p 1n 2.t-7 : ""~~ Sf'('<onc1 in the 220 ln 21 2. ~nrl 11n<·horrd !hf' J)ra.(i!On!I' fourth place 440 relay comho tn ti 41 7 <'l()('king . Oan1el Jone.~ of R l ylhe'.~ Palo Verde ll1gh tied thf' meet rer1>rd in the 120 h i~h hurdlPs 1n 11 Ii and later came back to lake th e 180 lov.•s 1n 18 7. Next yea r 's !i!ale meet al Woodlanrl promises to be R good one ~·ith 22 underclass men h.:i \'ing ~cored points iit Orovi lle _ ' ,.., ll•l•Y ~•A ~t•"t"'ft W'''"" "I 1 La [,•n1now, •1 l l, Cnmalnn (enr•nn1 ••, II~ ~. Sac- r1,..,•n10. II I. s. Comolon <lo 110 1. Sco11. El C•'"'O, 1 fl! I 1 ll obh•ninn O••land MtC:lvn-olld" I JI ! 1. kev•c•c~, lueni ~11'11.. 1•11.t, •. 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Socrom1nlo Mr(11!c ~v. fl 9° '· Law•on, P1!11l)ur;, •I 9 J, D•Cklrd O~lo l•nd MtCIVrn(l"lh . .il,J ' long l11mo -l. McCullOUQ~• ~ecr•m•nlo. 1• 1. 1. 1-i•tndon, Ct nl,,.,, 1 ... ,, 1. Farmtt, fl•H •H, 1•·'" '• f;'6~t,~n. S1cr1•nen10 McC l•lrllv, 1;.10 J. r1,.,,, (l<1vi~. 170 -I. $hov•ro . .l 'hanv, 7T 0 1. MtCui>ou<!"· S1cre m1nlo, 11 ~. !, H•mpto,.., 5on J!I!>• S•lv•' Cree•, ~.~,,':,;n J;i"'J'" l •moor•, 11 • S. C.oro\Olt, ~an Di•(IO S ~ot ~ul ~ 1, Cr~1<. Cr>Jp,, 6!-1"• ) ,l,lb•lt!ln, J'<ttwPOrl H••bor, •>-1. l, Gt•e$lmc'1uc~. L-*' Na•bl!ft tit , •?·0' • I, M•nnon, lo\ Goto1. 61·•', 5. 3hon~, s .c,•men•o ll lo "mericano. ;,().~··· 'IO HurOI•~ -1, Jont1. Polo Verd• V•ll•>. II r 1. N•e•v. Srockton Ed•"'"· 1• • J, ~or•I, Long Bt•<h r,:1,::; 1\1!,;,1~11h •rd JIM ro bt dt terrnon..i br 1vd9t\ Mil• -I. Sthilll119, G•nl•n Gre~t, -.05 .• !mt•! ••cord· bttT..,, •.010 Or O•no•l•on. C~111a v .,1,. 19(1.l). 1, Cation. El C•10n. •OS S. l, Miii••, CArlmOnl, • 0.1 •. Wrll i•m•, Norm la1t1nc•, • l• l. s, J,.r .,olo, Son J"•• Gahr. • I• s. Mole '•'-V -1, Et (•rfo!o 3:116 1. O•lo.l•nd McClvn·Hlnch. 3.111 1. I.A Fremo .. 1, l 190. 1. W•ll B•kt "l'"ld. J •!9.0 s. 8okrt•lot ld, l 1• l H•Qh fumo -I, Md••· Lo>IQ ll•arn no1v, t·IO J• Mid••· El 0..t>do, t-P) J, Schowiaer, C1nvon. "'· •. John"''" Mod .. to 0-'tll, 6 9, S. lloto•n1an. Lono 8tO t'1 J0<don. 6· 9 l •am .corina -S•cr•m•n!o 11. Loog B••r'1 f'nlf ll, PAIO Vl'd< V~lltY tn<t El Ctrro!o 11, O~~llnd McClyrnond\, S!oc~ton Ed•wn. "lbtnv, LA f rt monl ~nd S~n Fr1M'.l1co Wil1.0l'I, t : 5onla Monl<1, Lo• Al!o" Slnt1 .l.nt, cr .. 01 tnd Gard•n G•ov• '· Sll •t • (rot~. F<r'"" Ed•,nn 1nd $oC1 •menlo McClo!cl\v J, Mt rcO<I LA C'""'"'''" Boon•m. S1v1nn1, G••a-n~. J'<ttW•Or1 H•rbor. E• ColM i ncl El Dorult •: f,.monl W••~1 nolon. Comtilon Ctn•ennr•I, Bu1n1 ""'"· Fr•••·!I MrL•n• 1111•••· 0..1 M1•, B•"•lt. t_.t. N1r1><>nn•. C:•dmon! I N! C•nvon ], Chl<n Pl••••nT V&llt v, ~unn1 Hllll, LA M•n~11. Lt ll rl<1. Etcondido. Pltl1b~r~. L•mll!lr~, Los G•lo'" Nor1h 1orr"1t• Wt \1 8•i<•<1lltld and Mmo•!n Dtv•• ); O•YI•, Como1on. Aubur" PIAr~r. Clovl\, Stcr•m•~•o lllo "m•rlCl nQ, SI~ J t Gahr, B•~~'ll•ld 1nd Lona B11ch Jordan 1. CAIL y I' ILOT l'llot. ~, Glllln w~n. NEWPORT'S TERRY ALBRITTON TOSSES SHOT IN STATE MEET. By 6th Plaee Finishers Top Marks Recorded OROVILLE -The sixth place finishrrs 1n Sl!turday·s st;ite prep track and fie ld cham pio nships failed to j?t't medals. but thry did produce some impressive performanccc::. Here are the sixth pla ce finishers and their marks· !tunning e\'enl~ 440 relay -(:ardena 42.1: 880 -Bill llrinzrn (C.lrndora) 1:52.3; 100 -Alfred f>ean j fra nklin. Stocktnn 1 9.9: 120 H\£ - r.1ark J\1alone iEl Rancho' 14.0: 2-mile - Terry Will iams \Lompoc) 9:08.3; 440 - Roberl Evans (Cajon, San Rernardino) 48.5: 220 -Dave Saylor IWt1shington, Fremont ' 21.7; 180 LH -l>Jke Ferguso n I Merced 1 19.1: mile -Alberto Velasco IFallbrook ) 4 17.5; mile relay - Blair 3: 19,6. f'feld E\'tnls Pole vault -·r im Curran 1Crespi) 14·1i : discu~ -Doug Otlerstetter ( r..farina, San Lorenzo) 174-4: long jump -Reggie Huey (Vallejo! 23.51-,; shot put -.Jim Neidhart !Kate1Ja1 fj()-~.: high ju mp J im Thompson (North Salinas) 6-7. Rick Dowswell, a &0phomore at Oh.lo tJniversity and a native o! Canada. un· corked the javelin 265-11 on hi! first throw to capture that event. The marlr: was a C3nad ian natio nal record. Second, with his finAI effort or tht Cilm - petilion, wa.~ Gary Qull.!111.nd o f \l.'ashington with 261 -4. a lifct imt best for the j unior. Defending champ Cary Feldmann or Washington failed 10 make the finals beca usr of injuries. S.am ColSOll, the national leader a t 272·5, \\'BS ooly third v.·ith 255-5. Freshman Tom Woods or Oregon Sta te jumped 7.3 ~, to become the four th leading collegian in the history of the high jump as he pic ked up a surprise win over a good field . Woods' mark equaled C \are n c e Johnson's national freshman record and was an NCAA meet mark, breaking Reynaldo Brown 's 7-3 for Cal Poly (S&n Luis Obispo / lasl year. $11mm•tlh of ~•lurd•V'I ..,..,II °' It>• NC:U tT•c• • .., ll•ld ch•mplonlhl•i: l'OO-mettr1, ~ l. &~rlon. ~urdllt. 20.J. 1. fHI, Luti, IC1n1ao, Ind "1rdw•r1, -*'dt ll>hl. 10 . .S.•, lt6Wn, USCt 10.J. J. Otick•'d. use."°·'· 6, W•lkt•, A,dttp111, 20.1 Jl••ll~ -I, Oow•wtll, Ohio, ,6J..1l. ), Q11illl1111d. W••hln11ton, ,61·•. J, Col1on, K•ru•1, 1JJ..!. 4. Morla nd, K•n .. • Sia!•, ,!l·t. 5, S!tlcklt nd, Arlra.n•, 2~1\_ t , Ptrt. l •mu T•ch, 2•1·1. ~m•10t 1lt•~lt<h•H. -I, LUC•I, GtorOt!O"""' l :Xl.1 !mft! rocoro. old r1c.,,.d, l lni<, !lowll"tl Gr.en, l .ll.0, 1911!. 1. John'IOn, W11hln;ton, l :l:l,J. 1. 1'11"'"• ~onnou11. l .ll !. •. L1r10'" Wi1cot11ln, 1.i..t. S, Be1rdmort. 0111o.t , 1:11.t. •. Grou , llllnol•, 1:1\.1 ,_.O-.v11a ••I~>. -1. Sou1ht rn C•I (Wlllit m,, Br-11, GirroJon. Oeclo.ara J. :W.t ), S<>ulhwe•t Loul•lt n•. $ t. l, Pur<l11•, .0.0. •• K•n1•1 . .0.0. J. UTEP, 40.l, t, 0''1"'" •0 • l()l).m•1t 11. -I, Won lt , 10 .. !ir>; G••1n, 3.Jf.,. 1, HOw•. K1n11i SIU•, l Jt I l, Wheeler, OUloto l C .t . •, E11hm1n, (11110fnl•·Hl l w•ro, l •I 0. 5, S•v1<;10, Mt nh•!l•n C:olltQt. J.• ·'· t, P~(oy, M•ch•o•n St1i.. l :d .D. •00.melt r• -I. Sml!h, UCLA u .J !Met l record, old m•rlo. ti.O. L•• Event, Sen Joit St•lt. lttl.) 1. Jone1, J'<torlht•ll M!uou•l St••· e .1 l, Brown, UCLA,. a J. •. G•n i1on. use: . .O.!. • J, Ptol)!Ko -*'•lzont 51•11 • .S.I. 1. Jotd•n. K•nluckr $1111, 4S.f. 000.me!er hurdl", tin•h -1; Collin•. p..,n1vlv•n'I, n'.I. !M"t '''"'"· ol<I m1'11; n .t, Jim Boldin;, Olllallom• St•le, In ••mllln•l•I 2. Wood, UnlY••lll, "' Jl:k llmond, JO.l. ), C:orv•I, UCLA . Jl.I. 4, Ltt, Kt n111 S1111, 51.f. !. RondNu, UTEP. no lime. Po!t Y•ull, -1, Rober! Jl:lc1. 11.J. 1 Jonn,on A,l1b•m1, 11·0. 3. Curnow, l1TEP, 11-0 .•• Hamtr. c1f p.,1y.S1n l ul1 Obl•oo. 16·•. J, Brvd1, Wtlhlnolon, 1••. t, StruDI•, M~ry11<>e1, 16-6. frlol1 Ju mo -I. Butt• U(LJ., Mr(iur1, M•adl• lenn~'" S!A!f, !2·11 0," 3. l'r~man, UCLA,. s1.10•.:. •·Tull. U(LJ.. 5'·1''• J, Wlth1rtp00n, Voralnll , 51 ·''"· e. StrH•t . Ntw Me•lco, _so.11. Ol1cu1, -!. 0.BernRrdl. UTEP. 196-! 7. :Sf1yfl, ••ce. lt l-(1. l. G11n1•I. ""1on1. 119-•. 1, M1cWll•ln1, 01egon. 111'1. J, Go1aon. UCLA. 111'2. ~. Ptc.l r, (I YU, ,,.., J ,OOO.m11,,1, -1, Prel11fP11ne, IJ ll.• IMrr• rtcord, cld m1rk l)•Jl.2. Gr rry Llr'ldgron. w1,11rno1on Stitt, l~I 1. Frldtrocko, Ptnn 51111. ll.l3.I l, H•rlnrtt. Villanovt, ll:ll • '· Htreld. W"cCnll", ll·1:1.1 !, l(oooh, M•nn1 1ta~ Collf<1<. ll <!! J. t, HltCllCO<..k, K1n111 Sttl•, ll 19 5 IOl).m11..-., -I. Tnom11. r .. nn••let. l •I • J, Pholli os. 11i.nol1. 1 47 l l. wala rop, "'"'lh C:•1.,i.ne. !,o) •· •. !heh, Ner1hwP1 1trn, l <I.• !, Ph•l1p1><. f oran1m, 1 •IS. •. &•net. O'fllO<'. I •I I '""" 1umo, 1, WOOd>. 0.0'QOn 5Mlf, 1 J\, \M•d <Kora , Old m•t~ /.], Brown, C•I Polv:S1n Lu1t Ob111>0 !tl!I 1 S{llur. K"""'· J-2 l. lion..,. UCL-\, 1 l •. 011nn, Colga•t, l·O !. lit, 8trn,.,a, 5oulhorn llonol1, Incl Nfl1I, W11hinQ!b<l Stilt Boll\ •O. Molf ••l•v I. Ul.L ... !E("<>I• •11. Gt dd'> Ool J, l!ro.,n ·~I. Sn"'"· IJ 01 l CS l l, Orf'90n, J"" I. l. M•Cho11an. l 011 • SOUlhorn lll>r><"'· l C'l.I. !, Oklanom1 S1A!f l !O O 6, So11•1'•rn Cal, l 10 l Team 10111• -UCLA, 11. USC '9, U lfP •~. Or~o" 31, l(an'"' 1!, ICenl Jla1•. Wa1h,1>9lon '"" P•tt , •II U. K•n••1 S!t l• 11, Tr nntuee and Purduo. Dolh l~J O~l•hom• Slt !f •rd V•ll•nCl•I bo!h 11. o .. 11on SI•'•· Gt0tQelown. Conneclotu! P•nn•vl•"""· Oh 1 o I' Un.ve•1i1y •nd Bow!•"9 Gt~n •I! 10: ll!h\C>•\ onil Sou•h•1n ll llno,., l>Olh •, P•n,.. S••i.. Sautnwe•I Lou'"""'· w .. cono•n. Aro1on•. J.r<an<•• S'•I•. Olll•nama, -*'l•b1m1. (lnclnnoti, MichiQtn, Oui<• Anl'l 11 ,(1\me-ncr , 1 11 1 : Pl!11bu'9n •n<l f'<ta••n C••ollna. !l01h I: BYU S. Fft.,W> Sl•te , SMU. Loul1o•n1 lee~. M1nh1t11n Col!t11•. J'<tor11\w..,1trn alld Cn1001•. •II •J Li m•• l i en. NVU, (olOtMln. Ntv•a e. llono, ""'on• S!•11 Fn•dh•m and \/l•oln11, •II 1. W••nlngton Sii!•, 1•,,, !lavlor, Ml..,.uelt , l o••" E11••rn l•n~PltH S!l!f, Mithla•n SI•!•• Marvl•nl'l •"'1 Ntw Mt•ICO, •II L MOVE 'EM OUT SALE EVERY 1972 DEMONSTRATOR THIS WEEKEND $AVE $-$AVE $-$AVE $ BRAND NEW 19 FT. CALYPSO MOTOR HOME • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • M39CG·2SS76371 SUNSET· F COMPLEDLY SELF CONTAINED LUXURY EQUIPPED $ TAKE VALLEY VIEW OFF RAMP FROM FREEWAY • + Tx. & Lie. IOI Hunt•• OWNI• - ,. • S1inset Leag ue Co-champions ••• s .... .,. J,.,. 4. 1•72 DAILY ~ILOT 8 !J OCC Crew Finishes Sixth: . ,;•, •. lSpetlal lo Uw DAILY PJLOTI SYRACUSE . '.'<l Y. -Ora.ng" Coast Collf'ge'! junior \'ar:sit~· rrf'\\' Pnded lls !'f.al'K>n in a somf''>''hR\ d1sappo1n!ing \''llY S11turday, finishing stxth in thf' National Tntercolleg111te Rov.tng rhampionsh1ps on Ononrla~a l.Jilir, here. O{'('"s P1r:itrs. eha1np1011s of 1ht! \\'estern Sprin!s. h;id ht-Pn thf' pre-me~l fa voritf' -but cna(·h Da ve Grant's team had lo borrow a shell fo r thl' ihree-dav cli:1ss1r And that \.\as probably the big d1f· rerenee. \\ 11sh1nJ:1on wnn thr JV ra t·r 111 fi !R R \\hilt> Oran1-:P foast h;:id ;:i r lorliini;: of II :\00. Sf>C'nnrt w;is \\'1scon~in 1fi 19 \fl •, fo!lo\\ed by l'\Qrtheastern 1fi 20 41, PPnn (Ii 24 fi 1 And CornPll di 19 1()1 t:ran1 adn111t rd !hilt TO\\'ln~ ui R fl1f. ferf'nt 1~·pp of shell v.<is a b1~ differente, but hP \1nulrtn 't makf' P>:CU<;P~ "f1n1sh1nJ: sixth in the nauon 1.s nol bad a1 all ," ~1d the OCC r:oarh ... \\'ashmgton ";:is slr~nger today than 11 \.\"I S in the Vi"Pslern Sprints \\'e thought th.ts l''as the .YPar 1ha1 .,.,.,.·rt v.1n it. i10 y,·e're going to k1•rp on com1r.g ba('k until ""'e do v.·1n 11 " Tr1nperri111re!' 11.•rrP in lhf' 1o·s fnr t.hP 7nt h 11nnual f'\f'nt l\lth a c:ro .... ·d estimated al 11 .000 vie\\1ng !he :ic11on. ()('(''s lreshrniln fou rs shpll f1n1shPd !nurth 111 thP pf'lll f\na ls \lo'l\h a !\mf' of i ~09 K<1nsas St:il(' 1~nn 1l 1i V18 1, fflllO v.f'rt by c·ornrl! 17 12 11, (.'nlurnbl.1 17:177 •. ()('{·. Na\·1· !7t2 4'. ~l.1SS<'l•'hll~t'llS ti 4~ l 1 .1n<l Hu!~rrs 1 A 02 I A p.'111 of rx·l\r11t1J.:P ('n<1~1 ~1;.ir' 111'•11• cornpt'llOJ! fnr ~;:in lliei:n ~r ;:i 1" f1111~h"rt hfrh In thf' !v.o-o;:irt•rl 1 rirs1t\ r.1rf' .l1rn llafldrn anrl L"nn \\',1rnprkP r lr.:·~rrt 8 :14 2 Ttiniry Conn 11 (1n thl' r 1r r 111 8 10 9. Baseball S tn ndings . . . . . . ~ ....... -- OCC's crPw Is due to arrive at LA lntPrnauonal today at 2.15 aboatd American Alrhnes flight IOI . Mean"hll P. the U n JV Pra i ty of Pennsylvania's varsity eight-oared crew spr1nl1·d \(1 !hi!' fronl and was never bead- ed en ro111e to v1ctory. Thf' r1tlf' 111as 1he Quakers· first here since l'.lfi9 !"Pon WR! !lmPd 10 6 22 .6. for the 2.000- m ... rrr tourse. beaung second·place Brny,n h\ nParly a boat lenRth Bro11 n ,.,,:i~ llmf'r! tn fi 2fi I. rt half-se- r ond hrr1rr rh;in 1h1rrt plarl" \\'isconsic.. ThP l r111rr~1·1 nf \\,i~h1n2ron . rtefPnding· 1·h;1rnp ··n c"11rru 11 ;in1l \11n hr;:is!,.rn Trlltl· '" \\ 1" 1 "11 ~ 1 n l'.t•n 11, t1r~1 T~ Eyrk \J.~rn•l' 1.11 Tr11ph\ fnr !tlP hf'~1 n1·rrall prrlr>r 1n ,tt11 r 111 thf' 1 ar~1t \ 111n1or \ ~ity .11nrl frr~11111 ;1n o:i rPd e11•n1~ DEAN LEWIS 1972 TOYOTA CA RI NA Hunlin,gt on Beach Jligh's golf team shared the cir· cult championship \11ith Marina with a 13-1 record. Kneeling (from lefl ) -coach Steve Setterlund, Jeff Peterson, Phil Clark, Gary \Velle r. Standing-Hawn Wanamaker, Bart IJeBoe. Pat GaJvin . Kell y Gifford not pi ctured. They compete in lhe CIF team fin al,; Monday at \Vestern Hills Country Club in Chino. ~ATIONAL LEAGUE East Division w L PcL N'w 'York 31 12 721 GB Ea~t llh Ir.ion II I, Detroit "1 17 Prt. r. B :17\ WITH F ACTORY AIR COND IT IONING s7200 PER Hulb ert Eyes Coachin g Joh In Montana ON THE 24-~l::COND CLOCK -I~ UC lr\·1nf' a.~sislanl coach Jerrv Hulbert t.hin kin_g of lenving the An{e;iters in- &!itu!ion"! Hulbert h;is shflv.'n an in terest in th!' he;id ha .~kf'\halt criac h1n_g joh at Mont;in;i S!ate University 1n Butte ;ind could m\l\'e on to a he;id rOaching ;iss1~n1nent in the immt><liatP fulure. \\'hen UCI opens the 1972·73 season againsl the Big·I O c h Rm pion sh i.P l Tnivrrsity of Minnesota lrophers in Nn\'ember, three officials will work the gamf'. "Ths v.·11! be the fi r!'t lime in my rareer that I ha ve had 1hrec officials on one game." coach Tim Tift reveals. Coul d it be that the hig, bad Gophers 'H0~1 ARD HANDY , will ha \·e three n1en in striped shirtll for all gamPS th1!1 :o.rason af1 cr the ruckus v;it h Oht(I St;ile lasl se:iwn~ lncident;illy, thi> Gophf'rs h<l\'f' \'i rtually the entir e te;im returning from last ''erir's championship i;qu:id -including fh e on~ ""'ho \lo'ere suspended for the Obio St<i1e hra\.\·I. A p;:irkaRe dral is beinl:? set. up for UCI f'a ize fans to folln11.• the team to Hawaii for three Ramf's thi:11 do nor rount on the regul;:ir ~hN!ulP giving UC I 29 contests O\Pr:ill next \rar. Transportaiino :ind lfl<l!ltnl:? are in· "ludM'l in the p:i C'kri_i::e ror e1~nt days al S2fl0 Pf'T ~rson . * * * \tvron :\1rNam111·a is fnrrwarninl? "'"r;vnne wit hin earshot th;il l lfl will h111·1: R tnuizh limr df'frndine ii~ NCAA cnllPl!;I' rth isin n trnni ll tHll" thi~ "'f'f'k Rl Kal11 m11zoo , Mith. "It'• ioinll: to bf' rr11I lnul!:h this time Rrnunrt evrn thoujt'h WI' ha\'r most of our tf'A m backArom last year. Jl nllin11 Cnllejte will IH! louii:he-r,and there are four or fi ve othtr5 who rate-high," he 1111y11 with a pt~st mlsth· outlook. How do the pla ye rs fetl about the 5i1ua· don? Bob Chappell . a •Opbnmore Is the Ntt. 1 singles •tar nn the squad and defending NC AA r hampion. "ti Is going tfl be tougMr but we have a good 11hol al "Winni~ It 11\1 again. Greg Jablomkl Is pl aying much beltt'r rl~ht now e111peclal1 y In douhle5. and with Glf'nn Cripe jtol nf( alonJt a111 his partner, we 111hou ld he stron11ter." ,Jablonski. 11 junior and a fnr mer dnuhlf'111 champio n with Chuck NachRnd (twn ~1rars a_e:o), Is the Nn. Z sln11:l e1 pla ver for lJCI. "\VI' Ufl Ari' ilOrt of picked t.n Win It," he llR)'ll. "Cripe I.• a 11:1'Wld double!! pl aye r aOO !IO am I and we feel more at hn me In double5." A fr e111hman. Grf'll: Sf'hnekter, ha.~ never bten to the NCAA tourume nt before but bas pll1yed In the national junior chem· plnnshlps at Kalamaioo for thrtt years. "The •eather 11hoald be nice but the court1 are a littl e 1\ow, .. he says. Jim Ogle, the fourth 1ln11:les player and a 1enior al UCI, h•• lllf:Ver been to tbtl n•donals. .. l'm not u e:rclted a• thoM: wbo ha\'e been the.re." be ackl1. "But tt'1 • nice: wa.v to e.nd my ~lege cll'tU alld· r m lookins ''"'"d 1o playing hck tllere." * * * \Vhe.n IAlh.:ir ~1 o t s c h e n b ac he r parl iC'i p.11te1' in the Mnspnrl. Canada Can· Am opent'r June 11, it will ma rk his SOth straight .~art in the !iport~ car serie1. Loth111r l~ thr. only dri ver lo p;irtici pa te In all prrvious r:icell 11nd l.11 looki ng for· "ard tn .11 big yea r on the circuit thlt timE' a rouort . This v.•N>kf.nd ht 1s 1n Edmonton, Canada for th!' Formuh1 A car race: In the Cont1nent1tl 5.000 series • Pittsburgh " 16 610 5 Baltlmnre '1 IA \\.It 1 •, Ch icago 23 IR .Sfil 7 Cleveland 1' 11 :inn 1 MONTH Montreal 19 2.1 .4!i2 1 1 1~, Ne\.\' \·ork ii "1 t 'll ,\ Five Play ers Represent UCI in Tennis Tourney Philadelphia St. Louis Oodge r5 Cincinnati Houston Atlanta 16 27 16 28 "1est Division 28 17 26 13 21 19 19 23 San Diego San Francisco 16 28 17 32 .372 15 .364 J5l~ .622 .!191 1 Vi .568 21·2 .452 717 .364 II ,_, .347 13 Boston ~1ilwauktt Oakland Minnesot a Chicago Angels Kanll~s City Texas " '1 16 :.>~ \.\"f'sl IJh !s lon 16 1.1 2J " ?.:\ 17 2<l 2.1 " '' 17 " ~12 105 . "'7 . MS !ii~ .4'5 "" .395 .1''.! fjl: 21l ,.., R 1n 1; II S•4.70 Tat1il Down -S7l.OO Tatel Monthly P1yment. •31510 tar Fort! light Moa. o.f1rred - 1355 .OO/C11h -Sl794.70 A.Pit ll.76 on epproved trtdlt. 1972 VOLVO 142 SEDAN WI TH FAC TOR Y AIR CONDITIONING KALAMAZOO , Mirh. -UC lrvine w1l1 ha\'e a five-m;:in team on hand to defend thf' NCAA rollege division trnnis cham- pionship it li:i s won f'll Ch nf the 111 .~t tv.·o ~·pars when pla y beJ:ins ;it Kalamazoo College 's Stowe 1'e nn is C.Omplex Monday. Coach r..1 vrnn McNamar11 v.·ill ha ve d<'fending N-CAA collc~e division singles champion Rnb Chappell on hand as his Nn. I pl<1,l'r r. Ch11ppt-ll is a sophomore and \.\'On the. title rnatch against John Lowman of Rollins College in straight SPts a year ago, 7-5. 6-4. They will pro~ ably be seeded 1-2 this ye.11r . (;reg Jablonski, II jUntor. Wll\ be lhf' No. 2 UCT si ngles player, moving up l)ne notch from a year ago. Jablonski and Chuck Nachand won the doubles title two years ago but lost in the semirina ls last year. The th ird singles pl11yer is freshm;:in Greg Srhneider. Schneider i!!. a newcomer to the UGI program bu t has played at Stn\.\-'f' three 1imes in the past in the na· tional junior C'ompetilion. After 11 Jon~ battle si ncf' conclusion nf R 27-7 du;i l meet season, J im Ogle edged Nachand for the fourth singles berth. Ogle h;i.~ never play~ in the NCAA tournament wh ile Nachand will be miss· inJ{ his first tourney in three years. Both are seniors. Jn the doubles compet1llon, Chappell Free Agent Baseball Draft Set Tuesda y N~:w YORK (API -Professiona l bRSPb;:ill c!u~ will be look 1niz: for the likes of Hurt Hooton \.\-'hPn the eighth summer frPf' i:ti;?rnt rtraf1 v.·11\ be held here Tues- d;:iy and \\'ednesdAy. HMton. the Trx11n 11.•ho hurled a no-htl· f('r for the C'.h1cri~o Cu bili earlier !hill Sf'<'l!'On . \.\·lls onr of !hi" plums of \;isl sea.!H"ln~ picks and pitcher:i; are expected lo dominate !he first-round draft this year. Among those expected to be grabbed Initially by American 11nd National League ~lubs in inverse order of their 1971 finish, are Bob Gr t1 .!Is m a n , righlhande r fro m the Univeriiity of Maryland : Larry Christianiien, right·han· der from Maryllville. Wash.: Dick Ruthven. r ight-handef' from Fresno Slate a.nd left -ha nded Scott MacGnl@:or of El Segundo. Others f'Xpectcd to be in dem11nd in the fi rst round of the regul11r draft a re third hllseman Dave Calk -0f the Univen~Hy of Trx11!J and Roy l~owe!I, Lompoc: Da ve Rohert.N, University of Oregon, Rnd Richa rd Manning. Ni;igra fall~. N.Y., and catchers RichArd Bengston, Peoria, Ill.. and Bobby (:oodman, Memphis. In the regular phase or the drsifl . the S11 n Diego Padres, cel1ar·dwellers in the Na tiona l League last year, will ha ve first pick, followed by the Cleveland Indians, poorest performers in the AL last sea80n. Others, in order o[ 1 e I e ct i t1 n : Philadelphia, Texas, Mon t re a I , "'tilwaukee, Cincinnati , ~1 i nn es o t a , Houston, California, Atlanta, Chicago White Sor, New York Mets. Nf'w York Yankees, Chicago Cub!, Bolton, Los ~ngeles •• Kansas City, ~a Francisco, Detroi t. SI. Louil!'., Oakl.lnd , world cham· pion Pltt!burg anrl AL penn11nt winner Baltimc.re . In lhe aecondary phase. determined by drnwingii:, Los Angeles wi ll 110 r Ir s I, followed by Cleveland, the Meta, Texas and San Diego. Other!!, in order, 11re: Cllifornla:, Houston. KAns.11" City. C I n c I nn 1 t I , Mil"·aukee. AtlanUI. Detroit, Montreal, Ysnkeea. Cubs, White Sox, Ph1l1delphia, M!nntsOta , San Fr1nclBCo. Boston, St. l..ouis, Baltimore, PltUbur1 a.nd Oakland . anrl SC'hnf'ldE'r .,.,,111 form l)ne combine and Jablonski "-'t\I team \.\'I th sophomore Glrnn Cripe on the other duo . Cri pe and Ch;:ippell played togf'ther la st ye11r and Jost 1n the championship finals Jn Lnwman and Ron !...ague in three sers, 2·fi. 6-4. ft..4. UCl WCJn I hp tf'<irn <'han1p1o nsh1p last year V..'Hh 2.1 point~ to 22 for Rollins. Ro llins has \'irtually its entire team re.turning includi ng Junior l.JJwman. This year t~e fonnat has been chanl:ed in the championship match. lt will be a best--of-fi\·e action rather than two-of· three Af'ls as in previou s yt'ars. All preliminary matches through the sefl\Js ""'ill be best of three sets. Players gaining a qu<1rlcrf1nal brrth-1n the college dh•ision compE"lilion are Pl1gi· ble to compete 10 thP university division tournament a week later in Georgi;i. Last year Chappell, Cripe, NachR nd ;ind Jablonski qualified for the latt er event . S•lurd1y'1 lt11uth C•ntonna!< I. PO>latl•lnf'tll J, /!O lnn1n•1l N~ Yori< J, Atl•"'• "2 . P •!!•t>Yr9I> ~. 51n "••"<l~co 1 Mont••1I 1. HOu511!n O. (l0 lnnln~1l Oodtl•I !, 5t, Loul• O Cl>lco90 t , 51n Ol1t110 S ,, TllCJIY'I G•ms (>nc,nn•ll I Nelon 1·11 ot Pl>tl!>d••ol>io !(l>omp•on ._ """'"""' !llo!'<••'' 1-ll U Mont•eo• (Morton 1-Jl Arton!• I N01~ 1-0) •T N•"" Y<l•O !M~"oc O 6-01 cn<t•90 !.Jt..,01..,, 1-11 "' ~~., D•"Q<l re;."'' 1.11 SI LOU•\ IGl1!10l'I 1·1 or S-<!n!n,.nl 1·!! •1 00d9er1 to~•••" ~-11 Plt!\llu•9~ 1.c,.on G-0 o"<I W•C01r J 11 " 5tn Fro,._ C•1CC lf!•y1n! '·l •r.o W•llolm• OH, 2 S1tunl11"1 lllflvlts o~kl9nPf 1. P.11!•"'0'"' 2 Ant1h ~ C •ev•I•"" I M l lw•v~-. l . T ~••' t 1(1nu• CHv 1n """"" I ~'"'" ! "''""""''" 1 N1w Yori< 1~. Cl>lc•Qn 1n fll '"""''" TIHI•• • r,.,,,., O>t~l~nd I Hunt••' 1 """ """' """ r •' Bii""'"'" A119th !Cl1r~ ·~I •• Cl•v•l•n~ ' \ .~. •·~ Te•8\ l!of•nd ).J nr ~rh•1••~f>•r~ I)> •' y.,•w•u~~· ILIX•~ 7.41 e.,.,,,,. 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Larson. 11 f('~ldrnt ol Co-.ta Meu and a prac:11c1ng drntii'i t tn Or1n1e. l! 1 lean young man of 31 ,_;th a desire to ccmpete with the youngsters for 1 spot on the U.S. Olympic htmming team that will rei--esent the U.S. In Munich this summer. He im't ladding h1m~elf. of ...,..., UCI Hosts Gals' Track Meet Today "l haven't quailfied in any event ye!," he aay1. "But I 1tlll have slJ: or eight weeb In wllldl to do it. My hopu attn'l that high but I 'm not rWing onything out ." How are his strenuou.s !"'°" hour workouts going lhese days com pared to the time "' h e n he \\"SS an un- d1>r('];i-,.~man Al USC and held tht JOO meter butterfly world recortl at 53.7? "I am swimming as good 1s, and sometime!'! betlt>r than. t was in the '60 Ol}mpics. Right now I'm In !he masters pro-- gram pretty hea\•Jly and J"m en joying it as much as l ever did. "It's fun to compete with . . the ktds again but lt's str1ctly a maller of quallfying in one of the t.,,·o big mtets coming up. The flrst \!!I sl Santa Clara and thP othPr 1t Los Angeles eitrly !n July "! fee! my be~! ho~ ere in the 100-m~ter butterfly but I'm sorta hke In 500th pla ce right now ;1nd coming on strong. I don 't know how else to describe it ." In the recent masters cham· pionships, Larson won four races and finished 11 close It<:· ond In the fifth !'vent. Here·s v.•ha l he did : Bettered his own pre\"1ous best college time of 2: 12 0 with a 2: 10.0 clocking ln the 200 back!troke. Equalled b1J all-wm best efkltl in the 100 br ea11.1troke with a 1:1».7 mark. HOOnd to ai.t Jutrtnuld. Won the zoo ind.lvidual medley in 2:06.4, two seconds slower lhan the 1960 American record . Won t.he 100 butterfly In 5S.2 and the 100 frtt-!tyle In 50.8. How did he happen l o revl\'e his interest in compelitlv<' swi mming after quitting the sport during a service stint? "My wife 11nd I quit 1moldn~ 11 year and 1 halt ago and I decided I had belier do 11omething In get b a ck in shape. I feel real good healthwiu and It ma kes me feel a lot younger, too." • What about lllat dliputed medal ln Rome where he 11tntd the 1llver award and 1 gold medallkm as a membtr ot the wlnnln1 41100 medley relay te.am? ''Thty tried to get the i old medal for me for about eight y~rs." he recall,. "It wu quite 1 db pute. They couldn't figure out how I finiahed sec- ond and had a fa ster time than the winne r, John Devitt of Australia. "I had won on all three judges watches and on the eleetronic timer but the place judges gave it to ~\'ill . "I would have bten thl'! win· ner it it w&s run today and the fin ish ~'as the same. \\'he n they re--wrote the rule book. they TTU1de each segment <tim- ing jud,'les, eleetronic timer And place judges) each worth one.third of the f i n a I decision." It was a bitter disap- pointment to the young dental worker but it doe.!ln'I li nger with him as a motivating force. When ;:ind where was his world record set? Olympic hopefuls, AAU girl '" :; , , -o. ~.. "It was in the outdoor na- tr1ck standouts and age group 1 .. tionals just prior to the Oly m- firl!: are 1athering at UC pie tryouts. That was a real Irvine'• tartan track today good time 11nd if I could equal for the Southern Pacific As-it now, I woul d automatically aociatioa AAU track champ-., qualify to go to the tryouts.'' Jonlh.ips. How does he look at his 'I1\e meet, which gets under competition, most of them -~---M~ u-m public free of charge . i "The kids are tall these Competing in the womtn's days. I should be taller (he 's diVilion a r e Willa Mae fi-1, 180 pounds after dropping and Mable Fergersoo, sprint-16 and losing four inches from ers with the WeM c o 11 st his waist ). But with a little J ets who will be matched maturity and experience. I'm agairut challengers like Mary hopeful it will counter-balance Peters or England, Darlene som e of the )'{)Unger swim- Green of Phoenix and Janet mers." Brown of Colorado . I.arson s w ims <1bout 6,000 Running In the 1500-meter n1etcrs daily, tv.·o ti mes in the event wlll be world Indoor morning (6-7:.'W J and three or mile record holder Debbie four times ln the evening (5-7) Heald of La Mirada. with C.olden West College his main training .site. He is under OM highlight of the meet the direction of Flip D a rr of will be the high jump, where the Hu nti ngton Beach Aq uatic Mi!.!! Peters, Cindy Gilbert of Cluh who alsQ has Gary Ha ll the La Jolla Track Club, snd under his wing at the present Sandy G<lldbe.rry Bnd Jan Giii time. of the Los Angeles Track club, I-le has plans for his three a ll have mad& jumps of five· sons (5, 3. 6 mOl'l. I but says feet. ~ix-inches nr more. they have plenty of time. Part-lime UCI Instructor "I "·as a late start er and Jan SvenQs<'n is representing I'm not trying to push them the Orange Coast area in the rig ht now. The two older ones 1hotpul. hoptn.-: to toss the have learned to swim tn ou r aho t to th• S3-foot. 2'/,·lnch LANCE LARSON HOPES TO UPSET YOUTHFUL FOES. pool at horn •." mark which is the minimum --------------------------------------'-'-'---==-------! 1tandard for the Oly mpic1. Thfl &irls and wom en'1 dJvillon ethletes competed Saturday w h 11 e the age lfOUP compe tition ia 11.tted for Uld1y. GAA Honor To Beaver GAA president B a r b 1 r a Beaver w as a multi-winner at the organization's an n u a I awards breakf ast Saturday 1t the El Abode restaurant in San J uan Capislr.11no . 11le gradu;iting seninr AC· cumulattd the most points in GAA and was selected most outstanding pl<1yer in b3sket· ball, volleyball and softball. At the breakfa.,t it WD.'11 an- nounced that Marla Lund will Oe the new GAA adviser 11t San Clemente when the cur- rent adviser moves to pep squad adv iser ;it the new Dana Hills Hig h School next year. She Is currently 11 part time instructor. 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By Rudi Niedzielski So there you are, 5Urrounded by 5tacks of brocbtuU and road tat.!, trylne to make up your mind which ooe of. tbo6e gleamin&: machines will be your very first motorcycle. But your wife telll you 1he needs a new refrigerator, politely hands you the evening paper, opened to the classified .section, and suddenly you're in the niarket for a U5ed motorcycle. No matter bow much experience you thlnk you may have lwth car1, it won't help much when you're trying to determine the aoundness of a two-wheeler. Unless you know exactly what to look for, buying a used bike can mean UW! difference be- tween hours of enjoyment and a lot of shoving, 1weaUnc and owearJn&. stung more times lhan I care to rtmember during my 12- year auociation with motorcycles, I now totally resist the lure of used bargains unless it's a classic that has to be restored from top to bottom in the first place. If you mw:t buy .l!I used motorcycle, here are some handy tip.1 trom Mike Capalite, a Huntington Beach motorcycle me- chanic and technical expert with a reputation that dates hick 20 yom: "If it runs, it's generally worth $100," says Capalite. "You can always count on getting your money back if you keep it that way." "But if the owner Ls asking more than $100, you'll havt to check It thoroughly. Look at the handlebar levers and grip& for 11crapes whi ch are always good evidence that the machine ha1 been down," he advise!. "Have a look at the front fender to see if there art any marks on it. lf there are marks on the rear fender, there is a good chance the ovroer has been doing wheelies with it. Wheelies put undue strain on every component of a motorcycle." Other areas to check are the cylinder bud gasket area (leakage of g1U1 and oil spells trouble), the condition of the paint, the rear lire, and the brightwork tor evidence of pitting or corrosion. Start the engine and listen to it carefully. both al idling speed and at higher rpm ranges. If the bike b1U1 a four-cycle engine make certain lhere is no oily residue on the exhaust pips, or clouds of blue smoke drifting from the mufflers. "All motorcycles make a certain degree of noise," according to Cape.lite. "Since the engines are made of alloy they conduct nolae more efficiently. But listen for a rumble, it could mean it has bed case bearings." If the engine makes clattering noises that disappear 11t larger throttle openings. it could be piston !la~ and the b.ike might need a bore job and a new piston, according to Capahte. But perhaps the most dangerous kind or noise is a knock wh.ich increases In intensity as the engine is revved up. Gener- ally this Is an indication that the rod bearing is about to let go. Jf it does. the rod could seize, and in severe cases, destroy most of the engine components. When you're riding the bike, rest your hands lighl\y on the grips to seek if it has a tendency to pull lo one side when you're headed in a straight line. lf it does, or if It has unusual welds m the frame, it has probably been crashed severely. 'lbere are many other areas which warrant your attention. Including the forks. lighting system, gearbox and chain. Faults tn these components will also cost you money. If possible, find an expert to check over the machine. but remember that even the experts have made occasional m ist akes. * * * Cost.a ~lesa speedway fans looked at Sonny Nulter somewhat askance during the past few weeks when the Topanga racer took to wearing a red racing jersey with a big yellow star on the front. Nutt.er .l!I f\-tarxist-Leninisl~ Not on your life. On Nutter·s rf!(:ent winter racing tour of AUJtralla, former world speedway champion Ronni i\1oore, of New Zealand, presented Nutter with the jumper, the colors of the British. Wembley team. Nutter hat now semi-retired the jersey in favor of daz~ing yellow leathers carrying the big emblem of a spark plug firm, b!1 new sponsor. Area Gals Qualify For Badminton Meet f'our Orange Coast girls will come up against a team from compete In next week's fir st Saddleback High School at CJF badminlon championship 11 :30. Neither team is seeded. for girls as a result of their The Huntington Beach team performances at Saturda y's defeated challengers f rom preliminaries Bl Lowell 11igh Bonita (15-5, 15-2) and School in La llabra . Bellnower (15-3. 15-7) to win a Entering the quarterfi nals berth from among the '2.ll teams competing In th e next Saturday will be Mary prelims. Jane Huse (If Corona de! Mar Miss }-louse won her l'.1.'n 8 nd Casey Runge <lf llun-matches against Villa Park tington Beach in the singles (1 1-7. 12-10) and Montclair (12- com..-tition and Beverly Har-10, 11-SJ while Miss Runge r~ defealed girls from Kennedy rell and Stephanie Pantoja, (11""8, 12·9) and Wilson (11-9, a1Jo of Huntington Beach, in l l-4). the doubles matches. The only other Orange Coast MiSll House. who won the players entered, Marty Fujita. Orange County Invitational Shirley Myers and s u z i aingtes title last month, will straten of ,.farina, lo5t a encounter Gladys Mejia when match in the single e\imina· the quarlerfmats get un-lion preliminaries. dennyat !..owellitlO:SOa.m. Corona del Mar and flun- MV Nine Falls, 12-8 Fullerton's Angels acored elght runa ln the 1ut. three in- nings to h.l!lnd Mission Viejo's American Legion team a 12-8 setback Saturday 1t the lo!er's field . Scott Tolbert paced the loser.i with ;i doubl e and two singles. driving in four or the eight ruru;. Mlt•lo11 Vl•lt It! HtMlrldt.-. 1' 9•fft.. Jtl FM. rl Scllmmld't. rt Tolblrl, cl.P A.,,crlf'I. lb ll. Prr"IJd' lb Wl\lle, lb R.emm•l, 11<1 llt lcl\arlltofl, a1 N. P1~wull. c F1rtuton, • Reynokl1, • Tot1I• •II r Ill rltl 4 l 0 0 1 • 0 0 l l 1 t 1 0 • 0 6 1 I 4 ' •• l J 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 • 0 1 0 ' 0 ' • J I 1 I 7 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 JI I I 1 Miss Mejia , or Los Am igos, tington Beach shared top Is second-seeded in the tourna-Orange Coast honors in bad- ment. The top seed I 5 mm· ton this season, with both r • • S · b f Fut1tr'°" Af1111111 700 11111 3:11-12 11 l Madeline te1n roner 0 teams boasting 6-0 records . M l111on v1t110 120 OOo1 1-.-• ' • IC-111111111...., Bishop Montgomery, who is ' °i"i;iiiiii;i;;iiiii;;i;;i;;;;;,;..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"iJ the junior national champ.II Miss HouM! Is not seeded. Miss. Runge. al so unranked. will meet an unseeded challenger from Blair. 1be Harrell-Pantoja duo will Low Cost . 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And, the pac1111taoe oC favorites in the mone'f topped lham II. too: A whopping 71%1 So, come out int hsY8 the nightime of )IOUI' llfe with 1he chart-smart set this ~ For advlme ..-vations: Call (213) 431-1351 CJ( (TU) 527-2231. 3 Exac1as I Turf Teuace Dining Los Ala•nltos Truest to For•n. West of Dlsneyland on Katela, near 805 FrMWBY • -...... ~ .. ; )..,.,.... .. ,,. \: ! ' . • • ., ., .. . ' • . . ~· • .• • .· • .. ·: • • • • • . • I I • • B._fi DA:IL'i PILOT S1Jndiy, Jun' 4, 11177 Different Point.s of Vieiv From an obviously aged , but undated vol· ume in Helnu 11311 UUed "Wondtrs of Bod- ily Strength and Skill" comrs tht fact that let skates originally ~·ere made from the Iha~ jawbones of animals. ~ author, whose name is not listed 1n BeckJund -- the book. describes 19th century Dutch ice 1ikat1ng races from his own experience as a spectator al the annual events. "The races in which females alone are competitors are more interesting than those confined to men," the djscriminating writer opines. ''They much exceJ their mascuJine rivals in lightness and beauty or style." • • From Kenneth Fagans, Cir Southern Sec- tion commissioner come the following prinr. Uy-revealing: watchM'Ord regarding the de· sirabillty of girls on boys' teams In high 1chool : Remember that if a girl Is allowed to play on • learn, • boy Is deprived ol the oppor- tunity to play," be says. And : "Tbere'1 hardly enough money bi Los Angeles to take CllTe Of boys' 1portl, let alone girls'." From t.be pre-1117 CJF blue book comet • cnmmentary In the fonn of an omission : The rule boot Included no bylaw prohibit. Ing girls from playing on CIF teams until that year -It tJ~ply was a11sumed only boys could )tlrtlclpite. The first clarlflcation of the matter was f·rom 8111 Bloom, J::l Camino C.Ollege bas. ketball coach : "I'd let 11 femaltt <'Ofllf' nut for the El Coi· • mino basketball team I 1hu1k it really wou ld be a gas to find out 1f they coold keep up ~·1th 50me of the tough physical a&~ls of sports." • • • • From Juke Lestfor. 1 junior al Cotta Men HlP School and burdltr of national 1tatu1. comes a description of wha t It's like to be 1 girl •tblete Ln higb achoo!~ It's hard to be a girl In lpO.r'ls in acbool. M1ybe tome of the gays on campus think we're 1'fEN. Bal It's not unfem inine lo run. You do it betause. yo u ha\·e the dtsire and because you'rt good at II ." • • • From fonner Westminster basketball coach Don Leavey come3 a philosophical answer to a previoo11 column criticizing athlet ic codes which categorically prohibit long hair on boys : ''t get an idea of a boy's character by wht!ther or not he 'll make the sacrifice ol cutting his hair. Sure, their playing abillty j s not affected by the length of their hair." ''But I wonder alx>ut boys who are willing tn make the small s;icri ficc no\11 of keep· Ing their ha ir short. J-Jow will they be at ma king sacrifices later in life? • • • • Kim Gambril or Marlna High School was referring to her experiences at the sbort ct>ur1e swlmmlnr nationals In March wltea 1be made tbe following comment: "The world 1brtab becau1e you all ltavt so much in common. Yoa have somethin1 to ta1k about wl~ everybody you meet be- 1'.ause we know what It means to work bard to accomplish something. Everybody I• friends with each other because somebow we 're a little the same." • • • J-ler comment seems ironic-when put In the larger context of all athletes. Ex-Yankee Larsori Lagunans Honored ,, ~ .... ~,_:>~~.,,~~-·~~( , . Mid~year sraoua e Evans WIS I C"COrded !he t!Ue ol honor athletr by tbe Liguna Beach High School GAA mem- bers al the club'• •••rds night In the school areteria Thursday. Other top award winners were GAA prrsidtnt Sherry Ri:ni;er. "'tm earned the mo!t points during rour years In the organization, and Cindy Cole , who was awarded t he t1portsma!J.Ship trophy. • lloM Tett • Drli• • ~•fin Fluid • ~I P• • ViMI ln1911ctio.. • AcljuJt ltftll• Ii lir*111 •New Pu G11k11 • cs ... s • ., '1c ..... "C•11dltlo• r.t .. fnhlt." In tern•tional/ Coast· tt-Co1s t COSTA MESA 193• Newport llvd. 645-7570 . IJl-l'Mf DO YOU MEASURE UPTO A CHAMPIONSHIP CHALLENGE? There's only ane 'ilr/ lo find out. And the uncrowded'. tJnspaited, lush, g1een, pampered, ChamploMhlp !air- ways of beautiful Mission Viejo Coun- try Club ts the piece to c.o iL Mlsalon Viejo Country Club is presently at:· cepting Annual. Carporate, and Soc:i1I memberships 1n addition to ju1t 98 remaining Ctiarter memberships. Here Is• once·ln·•lllelime oppor- tunity for you or your company ta be- long to one of Southem Catlfornla'• finest Championsh ip Golf and Coun1ry Clubs. Lesa than one hour's drive from Los Ange1as, the courM -designed by Robert Trent Jones -blends sceni· caUy into the rolling hllls and netvrat terrain of beautllul ..• For lnformalion, cal1; (714) 831-1550 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS au!INl.SS NAMa: ITATliM!HT LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE The foUowlntl persons •r• doint l'ICTIT10US IUSINESI IMJ1l ... 1s 11: NAME STATl!MENT 0 .K.'1 DONUTS NO. 1, IJS E 17tn S!. Tn• lollowono PlfM>n II dolnt1 ~1h1tU Cosll MeSI. 11. Fr1nlt Wl'lltlod!;, '11:1.'1 Jl:tpubtk ~I, ROBE RT~ ENTEllPRISES. l001 'led Cos.I• M•MI Hiit >-vt , E•Pl•n•dt Ill, Suit• 110, M1no:v Whillock. %1l3 Fl•Pvll ht 51 ' Co•I• l~tSi. Cal t'l61'11 Cotti Mfl1. Aobolr1 J Ceckt, •lJ Ct~ll•I, C111t1 ThlJ buslnf'SI 11 btlnf condut!l'd OJ • Mt11. C1!, tl621 P•ttMnlllp. lhl• ou1ln111 ii &.int <ondllCMoil '°' an N1ncy Whllloc.k lndlvldu1!. ll>is lllltmllll fllfd ,..;.,, ltit Cou~IY llober! J Cttkl ci.rk ot Or'"" Coun!V on: M•v 11 . nil. 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JSll C8•l•bl ll N•.,e>ort flr1cn W1y, ll.iv1r1l111, C11ll, •251111 Th" busin•n ;1 btlnt tonlluchd llY '" Thi• bu1ln1n ii belnt tonou(lfll b• 1 ln<li•ldu~I Recalls Perfect Game GOLF TIPS Omo._, for . it. • __ P.,lntr!.l'llp E.u11en1 O 8 ur1111r1n A a1,1e1111 A 01y "7 a VII Jooel>h E. W1lsh, Jr, Th" 1t.i1men1 hied wim Counly Cltr .. LOS ANGELES I A Pl -II was Oct. 8, 1956, end Donald .James Larsen was the toast of the baseball world a f t er pitching the only per r 'c t game in a World Series Srxtcen years later. the tall ex-pitcher is enpoying life. But the one day's fame didn't make his life an inslant suc- cess . "I remember most of iL'' Larsen said Saturday at the T.os Angeles Qodgcrs' Old· timers gathering. Then a Ntw York Yankee. he retired 27 consecutive Brooklyn Dodger:i; for • lofty nicht in baseball hi story. lie h<1s nn inte ntion nf forgetting. either. "I never had a big year." said the tanned, 43-year-old Larsen. his gray hair still in the athletic rrew cul of his lll'U. "Starting and relieving I had some fair years. "But for one day, ,.nd ynu can"t take that away. It's ;ilways a great feeling. It's too bad T coul dn't do better overall. I'm very proud of it. ~'ho wouldn't be?" Now a paper sa lesman in San Jose, Larsen quit baseball In 1969 as a minor leaguer, ;ifler he was released by the San Antonio club of the Texas Leauge. Larsen. who played in the major leagues for about eight yei:irs: after the no--hiltcr, dkln't find doors continually opening for him . He lived in San Diego but finding off-season work wasn't ll!a.sy. "I helped build San Diego Stadium. There's a lot of my s1~1eat there, three months of manual labor," he said. When he no longer played baseball, he was unable to find fuJl.time employment in San Diego, moving to San Jose in 1969 with his wife, Corrint, Cardenas Top Viking I(_,. Hit~ Sctrti Awly T11<e Oto~ Dtvlll G M1rtin ol Ortnllt COIJ"fY on Apd t 10. ltn llY IJAllllWAY GOL, RANSI t'°"' "'• Thli •t•!itment liled with th• C""ntv lt.,.ttv J. M•oocu oeo"!Y Ceuntv C!f ...... l6•n o;.oo~ Cle•-of Or1ng1 Cotm!Y on' M•v 11. 1tn. p t1dl d Do Sc Ac,. 11 1,.0!:~!!. ~~.:~,I 111 ,._ ......_ •Ml lollow ~T,r~'""1Y J. Mlddox, 0"'~'r Counl" l'ubll•...., Or1ng• c11111 D•llY Pilot. an son , n otl , to accept ~ tl'lt Ir.-'! ato... · ,11141 M•~ 1•· 11 ." •nd June•. •t11 •11.12 the sales job. SI IUCklT 0, I.ALLS 10; M Publlll\ell O'•nv• Co••! Ot<lv Pilo1. "It's • good company but it ON VIEiJO C~Y a.uB LF.GAL NOTICE FICTIT IOUS IU51tfESS \l~=w='="~"~"'='~"="~"'~="~"~"~' ~·~·~.,,~~~================~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I M1v 1., 11, :II, 1/\11 June•, 1~11 17.li-n wasn't easy. It was all new to LEGAL NOTICE l'ICTITIOU5 IUStN!SS NAME STATEMENT me. They help you , though. A guy needs help. It was slow down there in Diego." Lal'3en watches the minor league team play in San Jose and occasionally I a k e 11 business clients to the Bay Area for Giant and Athletics games. He was with the Giants for nearly th re e seasons near the end of his major league years. Olswangs Invited To Meet Tom and John Olswang, two-- milers at Cosla Meu High School. have been invited to compete io th~ All-American High School track and field championships in Louisiana June 10. Tht annual metl, to be held in Baton Rouge, d r a w s together the top eight high school track st ars in each event in the country. The boys received their notificat ion of the meet Thurs· day and must raise $564 airfare for themselves and their coach, Joe Fisher. Another Costa Me~ track atandout , miler Doug Macl,ean, was notified earlier •nd has been able to raise the DecesM')' funds far hi s trip. But, N)'S Costa M e s I athletic director Bob Hunter. the Olswanp need to raise the money by Mond1y and will not be able to do 90 without ouwde help. Hunter says anyone wishing to donate funds to send the boys to Louisiana lhould con- tact him at home (~21511) this weekend. • .. with an exclusive family Summer memlJership! HAMii! STATEMENT T~t tollo..,.lng per'M!n i• dainf l>u1l<>1•I Th• lellowino persons •rt •o•nf •• bv1ineH •I: CONSUMER ~ OISCOUNT TJlll E COM• GRl;:AT WE!TEAN f' It O 0 UC TS P-.Nv. n 11 Wf'<I C••lc' Slcttt. Jonta COMl"AMV, lm>A Sk• Ptrk lllvd , ilnt, C.Al1 lorno1 9)1Q.I lrwl09, Calll. "1664. H~1m1c~·, M1n•fem•"I Co , Inc IA "'-ul L,f TnoVl<)f' IG•neral Partner), C1111 Corp 1, 32JJ W••t C1J1or Str•U, 2.504 Llohl'1<>uJ1 Lt nt. CorOl'I• llel Ma r, '•"1~ An~ (Al<!or.,11 ~11{1• c11l1. •2'2S. TM• bu•l<>tn " ccnOucltd '°Y 1 Robtr'I C. l-li•lop llim;!ed F'~•tn.er l. (O•Pora!lon ll•l l irr1t1 W•v. La;un1 Be1c11, Call! C1r1 W Sh~rbondv. '16.11. S"<re1"" John K. Hi1lop IL<mll•d Ptr!ner\. 79 Tl!h •let.m•n1 w•) hi•~ .,,,in th, (c11~. Mtridott. Si n Fr1ncl$CO, Celi! t•IU 1y Clt•k ol Orfn"e (o~nlv en ""•Y lS. This bu1(~5s 'l brin1 ccnou"•d bv 1 Jt i2. Limit.cl P•r!ntrs iP. l'UtJJ l't~I l . Tr1ylor l•f·OC .,hll t1al11T11nt lilttl .,,;tn lhe County OAVlD SOSSON . .I.riv. Cl t rk cl 0•1no• C()Unly on. M1¥ 11. 1trJ. llJ W. ""St.· MA 1-h ll llr lltYtrlv J . Ml ddO• Det:iu!y County L•• AM9itl, C1lilornl1 Clerk. Publl11!~ O••nOf Ca"'' 01ily "llo!. I' 11115 M•v 28, and Jun• 4, 11, 11. 1911 14().J.71 Publi"''°" Oran;t C"''' D1<1v Plll)f. MaJ l•. !I, 21. •nll Junt •, 1'12 1251·17 LEGAL NOTICE J.EGAL NOTICE -----FICTITIOU S SUSIHESS NAME STATEMENT l'l(TITIO(IS aUSI NESS Tt>o lollo.,lrtO P9'1Clfl It clal"I bu11nt11 NAME STATEMEN T IJ Thi lollowlnt l>tl'IOft 11 dc•nO bus1ne11 P G M00 11E LUMI Ell: CO , 1111 '" OuPo.,t ~v•t• ]II, N~woort 811t(f1, C•. T1NK'I DOG GROOMING. 12• Well 9166• lf'ltl Slrtti, Coil• Me11. 11.0btrt Alen N.6<lro. 71 1 V•1 l ido M11MI 0. Sl1PMn11>n, 1N Hlmil!on. No•ll Nf"'""rt Be*tn. C*I t26'C. Cosi. Me••-Th•I bu• .,e'.! II M tnt <O"dU{IM lw '" TP!ll bu1iMll 11 M tnt condu<1ed b• 1n !r>d,.•Ou.i !lldiYl..,11. llobfn 1 Moo" MIO.I 0 . S11pht n1on y.,,, ••11~"'""1 '•'t<I w''~ !~e Coun•v Thh 111ttmfnr !lied wltn Int Cou"ty Clfr~ or Or1ntt Cov.,1¥ "" M1y :U. 1•11. Cltf1'. of O..i n" Counr'f t~. M•Y 11. 1tn Sv 6t verly J .l.'lddo<. Dtput-, Coun•V 111 lltv••lr J . M•Oda~. D•Duly Count~ Cler~ Clffk. I" 1H1t l'lJUJ Publ•ll••d O•AnQf COA\I 0111~ Piie!. Publltlltd Orlntt COl~I Oa llY Pil01, MtY 11, 1no Ju~t •. !I II. 1912 lJll 11 M•• H, 11. , •. 1nd Juno '· 1tn 12•1-n LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE FICTITIOUS I USINISI NAME STATEMENT Tht ta!lowlno o>t •so~ 11 llcl"t bul•At•I .. YOUR NEWSPAPER BOY IS A CREDIT MANAGER Meyh tM .. ,... ... '""''°" ..... , '""" 1111,.,._, t• .,. • ..._ fW , .. eff ,.,... ~ or •He t.rtet ff ,.., -tlllt ......Wy MH Marc Cardenas was namt!dlii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,! most valuable performer on the Marina lhgh swim team at the Vikings' sports award ban· For th• first time, the Internationally.known Balboa Bay Club la offering limited family m8(1lberahlps to their Deecanao Beech facllitln from JuM 15 to September 151 Sceroe moo~nga.,. n11rnd tor you -40 Ill - B11ch, ind onolher 1O11 neighboring Hamlllon a-ell! Full recreational tac II· Illes are available to you on t>tautlful Catalln• loland within walking distance to Avalon Harbor area. Alf this la yours! Mocrtnge avallable•o members on a reservation balls at a 91J9Cl•I family Summer memberalllp price of only $100 tor 3 months. 1~nlll family """11b91a'11Pe.are • nlable tor Juat $50. Single people at $75 tortheaeuon or $45perinonlh! flmc:orne, !lmltMdl •Swimming •Scuba pivlllll • c.mplng & Bllckp9cldng , • Tenn!t •Golf • HOIMback Riding • lilnln9 • Ei1191!11-t • 8peclal l'•rtl9' M ..u..r, ef yew ... .,.,.,, lwt eec• DAILY PILOT C9JTler 11 .. ......... w...tt .... .,.... , .... ,., ............ .. quet. Special award winners: Varsity MOil improved -Doui: f·a· bian: capt•in -Colin I-lardy: lftOll: v•luable M a r c Cerden11. Bu M0tt improved -Steve Wi\ger, caplain -Jeff Prlmt: molt valuablt Jc f f ""flDfwaadl. c.. Enli"'8rinl Oesiln a Dm•nt Small Sy1+em1 & Equipment optical, mechenlcal 1l 1c:tromech1nical alectronlc Ormsby Co~ Corp. M'tfl llllproved -Sl ••• •=~coptain -Dan 1133 E11t 17th 5_. Az~most viluablc -Senti An• Ill•·-· -C::'Ji.:t percent .... n1,.__1_1_14_1_e1_s_.1_2_1_s_,, ,.,,., ' . . . . . ,.., ....... ., ....... ~ ,. , •.. c:....,. ... ~ ................ ,..., ,..... • ..., •. ... 1M. ti ......... .,~ k tM JM• tti.r .. ... _.. ....... ,... "' ....... , "" ......... ...., .... .. ,., ....... ,.. .. ,.., .,.. ....... wt! ..,., ..... ..., .. . -..--....-...... .... 1SSURE PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE . . ' ,ill!L ¥, Pl~T €1RCULATION DEPAllTMINT • • ! I .. ? J ... .. •.t- Casey Gets ,,.,ff~~~ " ! 1 I I I CIF wrestling c h ;a m p Ion Gary Cuey followed in his brother's footsteps Saturday e•ening at Corona del Mar High, being named Sta King of the year at the school's an- nuaJ awardl!I banquet. His brother, Doug. Ramered elmllar honors In 1968 after winning an individual CIF w~stling tiUe . Gary also starred in football for the Sea Kings. # Special award winners : l'"Mtball V41r1lty -Trl-< .. l•ln$: Bob F1rr1ro. #teed '°"""°"' Kin C1rpenter MVP · llab Ferr1ro; Most lrn11roved· G•eii Wl'lff'-r; Ou!U1l'HllM Senior: Aflld Jollntot1; S(lphomor1 -Co<IP!•ln'I : John Te•• ~ •od Jim G1rn; MVP: Br.,.,I Otd1ni Mo»! Improved: Joe Prato; Frl'Shm1n -Cl)-C.IPl•ln1: (l rvtt C1r1>tnler 1nd Mirto; M1•w1ll; MVP: Sltvl Mt r-ftr; Moll lmprove<:I : Cllri1 8ek1r. W1t1r Pelo V•r1llV -C11>Tl ln: 8rl11n Mll\cll: Mo1t V1l111bl': 8r11te K•umP!loh; Most Improved: Rich M1rlenlh1t; Ouhl•nd· lntr wnlof: D•vt O!to. Junior v•rsltv -C•Pl•ln: Simon 8 -h•YI Mo•t V•lu•ble: K11r1 0•1 V•ll•; M°'I Improve<!: J•Y Si.llm•n. Frosh•IOQh -C•Pl•I": O•vt Wedd!.-: MV: !lrvc:e otto; Mott lmprovtd: Bill Mc:Opwell. Cro11 Ctunll"Y V•rtl!Y -C•P111ln : BOb Otl~ncy : Moil Valvabl.-; Dou11 Kn•pp; Mo'I l"'Prove<I Mike A11,lin; 011hl•n<1ln11 Jtnlor· Bob Oei.nctv. •••kttb•ll V1r11tv -C"o-caoi.lns· Sc o I I Ctmtron an(I Mllr.t Sev.er; Mo•t Vtl111blt: M11r.t Sevier; Mo•! !mprov...:I: C.asev Jones. Ovts111r1e1ln11 senior : John Sumner · Jvnlr var1ilv -Co·CM>talnt• Gordon Stewtrl 1nd Mike Wllliam1: Mo1t Val111ble: M•~t Wdl11ms; Mo• I fmprovf'd: !lob Clark Sophomore -C•Pl•in: Jim El•1de1; Moil V1t1111ble: Jim Eli1des; Mo•• 1mprov..i: Stan RtllY Fullmtn C1pt1ln: Ch 11 c k kllH trlclr.; Most Vah1~b!e : Tom Gould; ~ lmorov1d: R•ndv Sl1rr1. Wrtstllnt Vtrtltv -Trl<IP!lln1: John Blan· 111.-1, Wi lly Clt rk. G1ry C11ev1 Moil V1l111ll!t : Gl l"Y Ct ltJ; Motl lmprovf'd: Wt llY Cl•rk; Co-outsl.,•d•nt 1enior1: Jdln Bltnoled t l\CI 11:\ch G11l1ntlne. Swlmrnlnt V11r1ltv -Ct P!eln: OtVfl Ono: Moll V1luab1e: Bruce KrurnQhol1: Mo1t lmprov!'d' 8rl•n Miiich: Oul!l•~d•r>11 fen I or: Sco11 P•lmrr Sophomores -C1pt1ln D•n Prn· n!n11ton 1 Co·Mo•I Valuable· Jo~n Crimp 1nd J•c:k Lorrni; Mo!I lmorov..i; Mark W1llo0'1: Frosh -Captain: Scon Marino: Mo~! V1lu1bl1: Brue ' Ol!o; Mcst Improved. C~r\s Markle. ....... u V •••llY -C10111ln: D•n Grit sbv ; Mo1t v1l111bl1: Bob P1!met: Most lmprovf'd : Paul Conah; Oul•l1ndin9 senior : Seo!! Par~er. . Junior V1rslty -C1ot1ln: Cr"' M1llorv: MO$! V1lu1bl1: 8ob Mevers; Most Improved: Alen J 1h111 ; Fr~·SOP~ -(i1Plt ln : M1rtv f .... r1ro; Niost V1h11"D11: Mt rk Fr•nlllln; Mnsl '"'proved: M•r.,.•1t II.ck. Tr.ctll V1r11tv -Trl<ao!1!n1: John Miles. Mill Co• 1nd Howard Aovster: Tri· mosr V•l111ble: C•rlo Tos!I, Mil! Co• t n4 J ohn Mlle1; Mos! Improved: Dovt l(nt pP; OUhl•nclint senior: Howard lh1vsler. SQDhomore1 Mo•• Improved: ••lion J •ll•rits. Frt shmt n -M°'! Improved: St1vt Core•. T.,.flil V•r1l1y -C1p11ln: Ok k Miiier; MO•l va1111blt: Dick M1llr•1 Mo•I lmorov!'d: Jttf Dy••; Ovllltndl"I 1tnlor: Old•; Mlllt •. • •• v1 ,,u., _ (•Pllln: J im Co1e ; Mo•! Valu1bte; J im Cote; Mo•I lmprovl!'d: Pll Ruts; 0uu11rn1lno st nior: 8UOdv c~. Oyrnn11tlc1 V1r1H1 -C1pllin: Mike M<F1r!1nd; MOS! V1l111bll: St~' Gr•11r; Moil !moruv!'d: Ja"f ll:h1ln; Ovtslt ndlnt H"nlor: Slevt Gr111r. Feuerbach, Matso11 Vie At Classic How often does Noor run against Citation? Or J oe Namath battle Joh nny Unltas? Or Joe frazler fig ht Muham- mad Ali? The equivalent of each of the above, the best in the world, wil l vie in thrCC' crucial ev.ents at the Coliseum track classic frldav Field events start at 7. the firs! race at 7.30. One of the great duals this season has been in the shot put where brash Al Feuerbach is edging ever closer to Randy f\.fatson 's y,·orld record 7 1 -51 ~. The lon'l'.-ha ired feuerbach bec8me the second man in history to surpass 70-feet when ht tossed 70-31,2 at UCLA. But this is an Olympic year so don 't count out the veteran Matson . ' Both could lose. George Woods. who onlv seems to toss lhe shot every fou r years. has come back again. this lime throwing 69--9 1~. Lee Evans has never had It easv in the 440 and Friday ni4J;ht things could ~et very tough. Battling the San JO!e 1peedster will be world 440 record hold er John Smith of UCLA (44.5\, USC's Edesel Garri!Ol1 and ex-Bruin Wayne Collett ol the Strlden. " Since the Americans art tar better than any countrV In the Quarter, it's an Olympic Games finals three months early. 1 Since the AmerlcaM are far better thiin any countrv In the Quarter, it's an Olymolc G•mes flnala three montha early .. ' t · The llnal ifi•tcllllP will ,.. world 200 meter """""' lw!l<le• Don11d Quorrle ol IJSC ...,. Jamafca. match hl1 ••l-IJ •1•l1U1t the best In the USA. North Carolina Central't Lar· ry lllaclc and Michl~an St•le's frosh sensation Marsh•ll Dill. Ooiy one meet matcb'3 this one In duels. but It takts place 1;, Ille AIJIU!l ln Munich . ' ' I a 2 Ft. Long CONCRETE EDGING ''Ilg Sewing• for Yard fl•·Upl" • 2 ft. 1troighl sections ore 2 inches th ick. • Scalloped !Qp--naluro1 grey. • &o rder a fl ower bed, edge a path. REG . 38< 2s~ .. 10 Ft. Wire BORDER FENCE • Edge & protect flower beds & gard e ns. • Completely assembled-REG. $1 .49 l 0 fl. long x 18" high. 99' Sectlo11 • ~ .. • • .. • • . .. ~ , . ',~,.. BADMINl'.OR 5g :r "For lots of liockyerd Fu-;,/" • Complete set fo r a 2 player game incl udes two racquets., net, birdie & rules. • Buy severoi--you'll enjoy them for backyard fun or toke them olong camping. Exposed Aggregate STEPPING STONES • Moke o path & tiptoe through your tulips. • 12 inch concrete squares ore 1 1h" thick. REG. 85< :59~. Kiddies FISHING POLE " • Now the little ones con enjoy fishin' with Dodi • lncluclh· 3 section_. 9 , 1 ft. bamboo pote, IWle, sinkers, tcoler, bobber & hook~ll in o tote ' along ccirryi~ case, ' ' REG. i,9c . ' .. J t,t., 1 - ' ' ,, ... ' ANAHEIM 2 144 W. LINCO~N AVl . (200 YO• W T Of llOCHCHUlifl "'099 '774 ·1300 ~ FOUNTAIN YAllrt 17200 S, taOOKHUUT ST. (200 T.UOS SOVTM 0. WA.lHll) PHONI 961-3311 ~.,.-.., -- D41LV PILOT RIVERSIDE 3910 TYLH ST . ( 2 llOClll NOlTM Of' TY\.N: MAU.J PHOHI 617-9430 Open Dally 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sat. & Sun. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. If • Red Concrete 1 2 Inch Octagon ''The Bargain of The Week! load 'em Up & Get To Work!'' • Standard size: 7 1/2 '"x21/c "x3 112 ". • Great for planters, patios, walkways. REG. 9< EA. Double Light WOW! SAVE! REDWOOD TUB • Id eal for planting of blooming or accent plant$. • Mode of California kiln-dried redwood . Summer Special I FLY PAPER RIBBON • !he good old ln~hioned wny to cotch fl1e~. gnots, mosquito~. • Ju~t hang 1t up~~nfe to use, \on11o•y. REG . 9c s~ .. famous Cool Ray* SUNGLASSES • Big 1ovin9t on summ er "1hodes". • All lhe la!es! styl e~ for foshion conscious n1en & wome n. • Buy s eve re! pa ir or these fanlo1tic saving1. 250/o OFF! \ ' !J SO Ft. Coll TV LEAD-IN WIRE •Top q uality lead-i n wire to he!p clear up the snow! e ~~~~~; ,~-~~ ::; . ~ . /,•:.., ... : ,:!'.: :; ·.-"• G 99 ' •6 .;:.__ ·~~-;)· RE • < .... .- SAVE $0c/ 49~.11 I Inch Center S•t KITCHEN FAUCET ''Hi9ll Quality-Hl9h Stylel'' • Gleaming ch rome body and ttondlet. · F .. UORE·C~NT FIXTURE • Reploceobl• \ \ r.i..v.1UUlAN \ standard sit.• DL YON ~~IANDAllD wo1her1 & • 4 ft. 'fixture-for more shod.(w.1r .. lighl-t> -• • . .. mart' etonomicolly. . 1eats-fa1t, •asy Installation. •'for garage, workshop or ploy areo-U, l . ap·proved . '$~VE $4.001 'WIG. $12.99 I $.8'' ' . Fix ture O nly-Tube1 E11.trol a10. $13.99 SAVI ·$6.00I -' , --.. ----... - ( ' OAIL Y PJLOT Sunday, Junt -4, 1 q12 NASD .Quotations on Mutual Funds The Review •• u"""' "'"' 1111owftitl!oot.i MIW 'l'Oltlt:-'l'hit ..... "' ,..,._ t... ll>e w"k ltfldlM J.,., J: 1t1N Y~IC. 1ur,u~ ,...,. .,. tM ..... 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Costa Mesa, has developed a units during the re1nainder of Baldwin pointed to the con· new mini-trailer which, the 1972 and at least 20,000 unlts struction features that he company claims, sleeps four next year." said William A. believes will make his trailer Q)ID./ortably, weighs jwil 980 .Baldwin, board char iman and the hottest Item in the travel jounds, requires I i t t I e ~hie( executive officer of trailer field. mainte!lance and·can be pulled Hnery Engineering Co. Trail Mite has a tubular by small cars. "The Trail Mite is ideal for sleel cha111is, eight·incb road Called the Trall Mlle. the camping, fishing, and !ravel· clearance. the same ~JJ one-plece, fiberglass mobile ing and everyone who owns a tires that flt 1mall cars, home ii rolling off the pre> 1mall car, everything from sliding aluminum windows on ductlon line of the Recrea-Volkswagen, Toyota. a n d both .sides, Plexiglus front tional Vehicle Division in Datsun . to the Vega, Pinto and and rear windows, a ventilator Anaheim. Cricket. seems to be in· \vindow in the door, top vent. "A number of trailers have terested in it," Bald11•in said. 85-pound tongue weight, front already been sold by our "It's Ideal for small cars." jack and caster for easy dealers," said Don Welcher. Welcher interjected, "as most handling. and has a full six- Gational sales manager and small cars now come equipped foot inside head room. triarketing director for the with a trailer tow package. I Standard features include Trail 1\fite. "and other dealer! have a small car and it has stainless steel sink, tw o are clamoring for franchises... stamped right <ln the hitch. burner gas range, two cubic- Welcher said that the U.S. 'Not to exceed pull weig ht of foot ice box, J2-voJt interior Government had bought eight more than 1,080 pounds' and lighting wittl Il(}.volt con· for use by the Navy in San our Trail Milt-only weighs 980 verter, dual 110-volt recep- Diego to rent out to pounds." tac!e. 25-fool power vord for $7 Million Pact Given Coast Fir1n '"e~tern D1gilal Corporation of ~rwport Beach ha!I been ~w;irdM l'ontracts lotalling $7.200,000 to provide custom designed silicon chips for rlec· tronic calculators. Making the announcrn1ent was A. 8. Phill ips. presidt'nt and genera! c/1:iirrn:1n or 1hr microcircu'1t~ firm. \\•hu .~aid. "All of the caltu!~tor 's. elec· tronic c1reu11 ~ ~l'r 1·on1bi•1NI on two .!lCllllL~•nductor rh1p;i;, tach about 1/1(\ i;11.(' of a oailhead. E'1t·h ~·hip J !I equival('nt lo 1nvrr than 4.000 ti'ansistor con1ponents. The ue of the silK:On chip~ \\'iii make it possible for the~ low· C'Cllt, pock.et-size. b a f t 1 r y . operated calcula tors to retail for Jess than SJOO, Thi.! will m1ke them •vailablr for " m111 consumer market for Ille finl Ume." Jn addition to provi<ling oorma1 -uithmetic ruoct1011s. ebt celculetor win h a v e ~orr capJcity, R noating •bnal point and ;i n ·-""'""""'· ..,.1 ~tat. a company •' '3 7' aod manufac-JM'ji. llClle lntegrai.d llld !<It ""''""· ++8illft 1n April, .I.} . ..., empJoys 150 ...... to lncftue • ,._tolJOby ·.flld of thll y.,r. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'---~~~ Wheels Up Carol Merker, airline employe, display s !be new "bike box" wh ich enables pLSH11gers lo take th eir bicycles along with them on airplanes. The bright green and violet on wblle bo1es, first In the airline lnduatry, are available al all United lirporl ticket coun\61 ,,.., ot charge. The IW!dard excess bog· gage charge llpplies. ... l lO volts. 12-gallon fresh water tank. city water hook-up and wa rdrobe. The interior ~ color coodinated. full y carpeted and has draw drapes at tne win- dol'o'. The Trail Mile is 13 feet long; 6 feet, ll inches high ; and has an overall width of 6 feet, 8 inches. "You can park it in your garage." Baldwin said. Additional features such a.! 110-volt butane refrigerator, toilet, surge brakes, five· gallon butane tank, spare tire and \\'hite-wall tires are available as options. "By year's end v;e expect to have five plants a.::ross the U.S. manufacturing Trail Mite un its," Baldwin said. \\'elcher revealed that the Trail Mite will !ell from Sl ,600 10 SI ,800, depending upon the options 3elected. NEW MINI TRAILER, PULLED BY SMALL CARS, NOW JN PRODUCTION Trail·Mite Weighs 980 Pounds, Sleeps Four •nd 11 Called ldNI for Sport1rnen Proud Bird Lease and l1ivest Dalla s Trip Medi-Fund Program Told WASHINGTO N (AP \ -The Civil Aeronautics Bo a rd authorized Continental Air Lines to suspend service between Dallao-Fori Worth ~1cd1-Fu nd . Incorporated, believes that physicians, dentists and other members of the healing arts profession should be able to have the newest and most modem tqtlipment available and still have the use of their money. The Medi-Fund Corp ., based In San Francisco and wllh offices in Torrance, and Loi ~eles for one yar. seatlle, Portland, Hooston, D,allas, 'I'Uly 1lll •irline actually stopped and l1onolulu, has established In opera. the eervic9 last Oct. J. but lion designed to accomplish this. later wu notified ii must have Edgar T. Lindner, president, and Rex CAB approval. B. Wilson. area manager. <lutlined the The board said it wa s "ex· organization in a recent interview at the tremely reluctant'' to relieve a Da ily Pilot. financially healthy airline of "It 's clear that in these day! of the responsibility accepted <ln· dynamic change a doctor or dentist can· Jy two years ago "'hen Con-not marry his equipment when he begins tinental received authority to his practice and expect it to serve him operate nonstop between Te.1· raithfully until he retires," Lindner said, as and California. 'Equipment tecllnolO&Y and operative '!be CAB said W'Wllal teobnlquei are advpclng so rapidly that rircumstances, however, \\tar· a succeaful practltloDer roust update hla rant.<! arllll ol lho temporary equipment at recular intervals if he's to suspension. 'Ibey Included : retain 10 efficient, modern and prolltible -Failure of Dallas-Los practice and remain at the pelt ot. hi~ An@'.elu traffic to reech the art.' " level permJttlng e c on o m i c Llndnu said that Medi-Fund offm a operations by three airlines. new equipment leas.Ing proar1m for .as contempbted In the CAB'a medical men which keeps thtm 1n lttp original proce•cllng. with the laU!st technology in the field -Contlnenlai'1 three-month wlthoot the painful commitment • or loss of almost $85.000 when It burdenscme bank Joaru. ' operated three daily round trip "We also offer a financial advilory flights on the route Wfth service whlch sugiests ways for members planes Jess than one-fourth of the m.edical-dental profession to make run. and its llx·mtlllth Sll0,000 .use of 11r, _ copllll which ta mode Joss In li7t with a daily round available under ""' leasing vroarom," trip. Lindner aid. -Ampl• capldly provided Wilton, wbo maintair. ofli'* ta the In tho ~ jtto ol Union Bank TOwer ol Del Amo .Fi~ AmertClll AJr!lneo ond Doltl OenW In Tormlc:e. aid that Mldl-l'lnl Air Line" helps th< practitioner lo ,.icc:t p!'<cl3tly I 1he equipment that is needed and under the leas ing agreement turns the cost of that equipment into a tax deduclible business expense. "And because his payments remain fix· ed throughout the period of the leue, he acbieva a built-In bedi• against iq, flaUOrt," Wllllon aaid. Lindner revealed that the company now baa about l,400 dentists and doctors in 28 states, Including Hawaii, as clients and that the pnlll'Rm is 'growing rapidly' since Its inception nearly three years ago. For those physicians and dentists wbo already have the equipment they need, Medi-Fund offers a purchase-leaseback plan. said Wilson. The company will buy a practhioner'! equipment and then lease It back to him, giving him the use of the equlement. plus all the advantages of lea1lng, plua a cash payment which can be Invested productively. "SpecifJc Jeued ttems, such 11 x-ray equipment, IC( IS professiooaJ profit centers: Lindner said, 'generating in- con1e "'"hich more than offsets the leasing costs.·• Lindner said that when Medi-Fund first began operationt only about 10 percent of those to whom they leased equipment aaked for financial advice. He revelled that the number ha1 now grown to better than 50 percent and is doubling every year. "We look for investments that wUI give him a good return on his money." Lindner conlinued. 'nle lnve!tments involve re11I estate, oil exploration, (:attle, and all are.as in \\'bich there is opportunity for tax shelter. "Medi-Fund has a SJ7 million line <lf c.redlt with 17 bank.s around the country," Llndner said. The company is SI percent owned by Hawaii C«poratlon but Llndnt.r said he hopes to 'iO pubtic' in 1973. Anyone in Orange County desiring 111d· dltion&I Information on Medi·Fund ma,y call Roz Wilson, (lt3) 371-115$. U.S. Trade ·,Deficit Soars ,,_ W~TON (AP) -The nation's 1m~trad~ ~ollclt climbed over' ll10 $2 bllllon mirk lolt month. as the vaiuo of importl eiC«ded exports by the secood W1heat amount on rtCOJ:d'i. the Commttc~ Department saJd last weu . In only five monthl lhe nation mana1- ed to atwed 1111 year11 Inda 'dlllclt of P billion. For January tJircuab Moy 'tho ctendt •• '3,1 blllJoa. """ AjrJI alone, Ibo depa ~ aid, the-"'~ nceedld esporl4 by ..... mm• •• lltarw lopped olJl.f by last Odober'1 ialJ m!Uion_ In U or the last 1~ months the nation his turned in a ct.rtclt Jn 11' merchandl .. ltld6 balance, and last year.11 deficit wu the nnt •Ince 1181. , A !rode dertcll put. additional prtS11111 ·on the strength of the dollar overstas •lnco tt means that more u.s_ n-,, to tlowtjls out of the country 1nd It nDoch , • on tfit compouu...,.., of ~icon Jn- •. dullty "1th olh<r oountriU. But, 11 far u collStlmefl are con-, COl"!lld. a trade deficit Is not necesurlly -.... 1lnce ti meom a wider choice ol goods to choose from , ft DAILY 'ILOT • I ... ~~ee~~~ .. of~~~~g.,A . lJ2JJ.!~-~:.n ~~. Sh9c~!"ng . ~~~lif N.lW YORK (UPI) -The N.J. 111tipMse nuctuaUOQI mortaaau caU for an early price." Hanrahan said. "But ~UJty til'd up tn the honu1 lianrak111 s 11 d . '1nl'reasr. high of 7 percent ; m~ need tor a cu1hlon •&•lnlt the result from moMY market pay«f penaltJ. Th.I.I charae. a wb.tt rnany se.U~s fail to tllke ~·hilt u ta on tht market must "''hit ca.n be dt5er1bed u ·car· placement fee (poinla) "extra" coata of botne buytna conditions, ttal esllte com~ percent.a&• of lhe unpaid lnto account a.re the ius1~11-• :J Lt pretty well known . Moat mlaion rates, bow lq 1 prop.-bale«, can be u hi.gh 11 1 real selling upenses incurred be taken into acc ount , ry1ng chArges' to I perctnt of not lung to s per c e ni.1 famUlea now figure It wtll cost erty remain! u n 10 t d and percent of apprailed vilu•· prior lo a closlng ." Y.'hrther an ownr r borro 11o·s a tt'M!: 8elllng prtce. for every mortgage ~repayment pe more than they expect. The ether varJable1," he &a.id. lion. Legal, IUfvey. recording l-lt estimated 1hest f'X(X'nses like ttn1oun1 In purr h~St> R ntw mon!h the proptrty is he ld on from nothing to l pe ftmily selling a home , ~ Hanrahan foonded and and iimUar fees total from 1 on a typical transferee 's home homf' or sim ply is d<'n led ThP. the market." legal. survey, rf<:ord feet, however, may not be as well head! Potere, Inc. The firm -lo 2 percent cf sale price, he _ a $.10.000 house \\'ith a use nf hl~ l"ap!tal until .!I S<\le . from I to 2 percent ; c I •-d ln attempl Lng to nrtd1ct I C· h f • prepared. It! name 1J an acronym for said. mortgage bal.!1.nrf' l'lf nn f'll)n, s concluded , ·~ 11houl r-on· ,.. r arges rom 2 to 1;1 pe The expense of selling 8 •·purc:h&H 0 r transferr«i Thi' same would hol d lrut for tlider interest on the $10.()(rl AS lu..U coats. Hanrahan said A for a total or 9 lo 21 perce houH may run anywhere from employe real e 1 tat e" -DEPENDING ON conditions 8 family bu ying a new home a co!lt of salt>. At 6 pen:ent this ~f'ller should 111~ume th11t 9 to 21 percent of apprai!ed purchasts the owntr't equity 1n the money market, a seller locally into whic h it movtd amounts to 5M a month. from two to s.ix month! will C.ENERALLY, ht 1 a I l"nl'!t.."I wtll faJI 90me'f/here'· be tween, wit h any e1pe for putting the house into d1t1n n !o St':l\ added to t}lis .... l•a1uation; this on top of in bis home, enabling him to cao be char1ed a mortgage before selling the old home. "Money .!ipent travehng tn t'la~ bet"•een li!iillng and title whatever cost may be in-buy a new one before ae.Jllng placement fee , to en4ble hi.I lhe vacant rts1c1en~ for transfer to a buyer. "A pn1- volved for cleaning , pa inting the old. It then markets the buyer to arrange new financ-''ASSUMING the residence maintenRnce or to negohatt a dent rost projt'<'T1on shnutd an· or repairs that may be property through local real ing. Uaualty referred to as Is vacant. monthly expenses sale. plus supervOOry tim,., til"ipate six monrhs»' he said. "It cost~ money to cash. ~ 1111 in l"e~tmenl 1n a residence ••• Hanrahan ,.;url . "Sellers a rrali~t1rlllly ,.!lt1mate ex-pt'd e\fl"n~f'S ~·ill 11vn1rl the. s necessary to put a house Into estate brokers. "discount points" -assessed REAL ESTATE un!il a sale ii!! closed wil l in-also 5hould ht chari;:ed 11gatnst "Any $h<\r!rr pcrto<l wilt ht' 1n market condition . Enumerating pos!lible ~!ling ~ a percentage of the loan elude: mortj;lage inter~st , the sale. Arbi trarl!~·. thi!I. c<tn the stlltr'~ benefit -:.t !hl" rosts, Hanrahan pointed out being sought -this fee can SIOO ; real estate tax . $60 ; be st't at SSO a monih for the r111e <1f l f)f'rrt'nt nf !hf ~t'llin i;: .. AWARENESS of how these coat,, accumulate can help prevent a rude shock when 1 aale is clos'4:1," ad vises Daniel C. Hanrahan, of Elitabeth, that commissions paid to real eq ual as much as 5 percent of utilities. $10 , nnd 1naintenance, transferee. pr1l"e Pf'r mnnth ," estate brokers t« or 7 percent the selling price, Hanrahan SlO. These total $180, or R·loth!! Su mmarizi ng 11ell1ng rn~t1'>. depending !In 1 o c a \ It v) 1aid. n1ent for transfer of a piece of of I p("rcent of the $30.000 "mESE T\\'O $50 lltn1~. }~arrahan ~r11rl rtal rs1at~ represent only 11 portion of the "These expenses, which are reAI e!'ta!e. total from 7 tn 15 valuation. ttdded In oth rr non,lnsi ng .sale11> romm t~s1nn "·111 rrini;i" cosl.8 of selling a home. Many Included ln the closing 1tate-percen~ of a home's selling "In addition, the SI0.000 statement f' x pen s " 11 ,'' from a lo"· of 6 prrcen! In a ---- nf !lm11!1Pr·t han-expected prOet Perl~ from !ht sale. of I ho11!lr .. Real Estate Students Aided by Intern Plan Koll Firni Constructs New Office Y ou1i g J?ctt'ltilies Eye Bc1r celo1ia Honies The Real Estate Certificate Institute <REC!) d div ision of the California Real Estate As50Ciation, r C R E A l is cooperating in <t statewide col· lege intern program in real estate practict>. it w<ts an· oounced by c.eorge Santy , division chairman . He explained that the pro· gram puts collt>ge students in· to brokerage nffires during an eight-week "'Ork experience period in s:ummer. Tl was con· ceived by the real e5tate com· missioner three year~ ago and has been carried out prin· c!pa lly through boards or Realt ors. Robe rt L. Kes'lrr, 8 I~.:i n· caster Realtor and chairman of the RECI division com· millee \••orking on the pro- gram this year said each of CREA's 172 local boards or Realtors ha.!1 been asked to participate. Casta del l Sol Opens Sales Door Construction is underway on a completely new ad u 1 t neighborhood at Mission Viejo, to be calltd Casta del Sol. A temixirary sales office is nprn near the Marguerite Recrea· tion Center. Designed for adults over 45 years of ai;:r without children. Casta de! Sol "'ill encompas!! a series of hill.! ln tht northern sector of the com munity . The first phase of the 1()00. acre planned neighborhood ~'ill comprise 9'Z acres east of Marguerite Parkway and north of La Paz Road. Exceptional view 1ites wUI be available in the first unit of 419 homes overlooking Sad· dleback Mountain and the Osa Creek Vall ey. Designed h.v Grossgold A~· eoriatcs. lnr., A.I A. Seal Beach. California, Casta del Sol hnmes v;\11 bt> offered in t w o-bedronm. two-bedroom ~1 !h den, ::ind t.hret>·bedroom design~ Price.~ \\-'lil range frnrn S2R.OOO !n $3A.OOO. The new neii;!hborhonrl will h.:i \'e it ~ own l'Xr ept innal $.">00.000 rt:creat 1nnal facilities designf'rl by Craig Cnmbs & Asgociates. A.l,A., Newport Beach. overlooking e n~w 18· bole executi ve i;::olf course . The temporary sales office mav be reached by taking the La 'paz exit off the San Diego Freeway to M ar g ue r i te Parkway. He sa id each student ap- pHr.iint. is asked to obtain the approval of his college before the application i!I processed, either from a college official or a real estate course teacher. · Students must be enrolled In a '"'o or four year college and working in a business degree program. He or 1he must agree to 'completing a fiG.day program. M11ny or the colleges parµcipating give academic credit to students completing tht> program satisfactorily. "We ha ve put together a h<iw·to-do-it kit." Kesler said, ''based on successful intern experience last year. ti's a two-way opixirt.unity. Students learn practi cal m e t h o d s. real!ors get youthful ideas, ''iewpoints and enthusiasm in· to their businesses. "Of course, student11 ma y perform only the tasks not prohibited under I.he · 11tate licensing law," Ke 1 le r remarked. "They may not represent a client, acti vely negotiating a aale or purchase of property. "But that still leaves plenty to do -market analy1i!I., help with ads, contacts w i I h le nd ers . escrow companies. ti· lie com panies, FHA and VA, gatheri ng research, helping in the off ice. They're paid a fa ir wage during the period." He said a n employer's report is given the Depa rt· ment of Real Estate after the i;tudent has been on the job 30 day1 and agaln st the end of the eight weeks. A repre5en· tative from the DRE alee will make at least one visit to the partici pating office during that time. Construction of a 16.000 l'!Cf. ft., $130,000 industrial build ing in Irvine has been completed by Jrvine·based Don Koll Com· pany, Inc. for Henr y Tl'!ecker, a Los Angele! attorne.y. The building, at Armstrong and Langley Streets. occupies a one·a.cre site and is of con. crete ti lt.up ronstruction. "One of the prime fe atu res of our building," Taecker noted . "is that it includes a large Amount o( office spa ce for an industrial building and quite 111 number of tenant im· provem ents. Such things as walnut pa neling are. Included ln the 2,500 aq . fl . of office l!pace ." Meadows Community In Irvine Tht Meadow1 luxury ad ult mobile home community at Irvine, Southern Califoriii a's "Mobile Home Park of the Year," is now an open park according to Jay Carty , na - tional marketing director of Di versified Communities. '"Th is means new com- munity residents c<tn now select ;i home frnm the dealer of their choice." Cart.v s11id . The. Meadows , which i~ the only mobile hnme community located in prestigious Irvine, has IJ)lces available from $85 .50 to $105 .00 per month rental. Ocean, Harbor View• .. NEW BARCELONA OFFERS TWO-BEDROOM HOME FOR NEW FAMILIES U.S. Contract Value Soars and an optiona l den or fotUth A ~r;ind nperun~ 1s St'! tnd;:i \• be<lr0<1m down.stairs. for ~li sstnn V1t>io·~ n1n1h The Buena , a t h r e ". netWtOOrhood . New Barct lona , hedroom, one-story ho m~ on a hillside ~e111n~ overlook · fPatures a dramatiC"all y sloped lni;: the 26-acrf' v.·il de rnt'~! l11·ini;: roo m ceiling and a wali· (;Jen rr1?1nn11I fHirk. 1n l"lfl,~Pl off the ma~ter suite. ·rhf' $l ~·m 1!!1nn. 4R2·hon1e ·rhr sr cond bedroom can be nr1~hhorl1ood. nt1nH'<I Aftf'r rnnvrrted into a parent's onf' nf Spain ·~ rnnst rn\or f1il rrtrpal , l"iOrs. is dest.;-::ned to prnv 1<!1'1 The Charm l.! a three- moder111 P 0'1St ,<;1n_.-::)e.ft1mi\y bedroom, two·hAth home • homes rnr youni;: ft1m 1l1es. <1f'$l):ned that thf' bedrOOlrlt: HRni;:1n~ in pnce from ;u·p rffeetively iso!Rted fro' $21.flSO lo $211.300 . the hnn1es of nw-11\'ing &rft!S for grelt\f New Rt1r<'r lon a 11rf" nffer("(i 1n pri \·ary end quiet , fo lir onr itn<11wn-story models !\few Btircelnna feat ures lit with 14 distinctive f'levation.". rludf'd in the purchase ~ All desiJ;in! are patio-()rlented , are built-in Nll@:t': and bi. ' with deep rear y11rd11 designed dishwasher and di.!lpoaal. · for outdoor livini;t . Two. three per Ice-maker line, outlet'.. Slnrl fnur ·bedrnom modf'!s are An ou tdoor ~A ~ bar · t\l'ailab\r. heoa1·y duty in,<;u!ation and coe- The desi.cn and ronrepl nf crr!t> rlrivewAys. • lhr ~('"' Rarcr!nn11 pr<lJt'<'I r opu ]Ation of Mtf..,ion Viejo , 11 !1<; f'OGrd1na tec1 ~1 1111 \hf' \\'hich has bt'tn deseribl!'d 11s Rrchitectural firm of Kermit "American's most suce€ssf11t Dorit1s, Corona d<'l ~t11r. n""' town," l.~ (lVer IR,000. and Rust ic wnod enrl sturro 1s it i.~ projected to reach 85,000 ut1li1.rd . ret aining th~ 1ma.cr of h.1· l~M. ~l is.c;ion Viejo. Rnrl ma~onr~· 'vh~sion VirJn ls l"Urrent h· NEW YORK (U PI) -Th' f1replares 1.\'i!l he avrn\<ihlP as ~clllng homf'~ in thrte otht>r percent. Contracts for non· and chief economist 11aid . value of U.S. construction con · building construction slipped "Hou:;;ing's margin has bee n an option . rw1 i;:hborhoods -New Ma dr id. tracts last month soa red to a Features of !'irw Aarrrlona ~e"' Eldorado Rnd Aliso \'illas 21 percent to $1.94 billion . diminishing wit h each suc· hnmrs 1nrl11rlr high \"<t11lt,.rl -11nd is rlos1ni;: ou t Ne"' record high. the F. W. Dodge "While housing still ........,.,. ces$iVe month this yeac . wh ile \iv 1n" room rr1 ll r'"'· tr\ '·''"rral ' II div ision of M c G r a w . H i ! 1 '-V'" " '" · r vi e. mands a strong lead over last nonresidential building ha~ modrls. anrl spar1011s w.Uk·ln New Barrf'lnn;i homt>s mav lnformation Sy.st.ems Co. hal! ye;i.r's rate of contracting, !he been coming on stronger. This c\ostt..~ in a number nf 111<1~tf'r he re:Bched b\' Wlktng I.he San Announced . changing pattern of con· trade·off should become even t n F l ' -P The figure ,·umped to $8.1 (;UI r.~. iego rttway o ua az 1truction demand th.it'! been more pronoun ced in the l!C(;onrl ThP J)nr:irlo, " f <111 r · no.,d ' -Paz to M•r~•-rte billion. loppir>D the nrevious "' ' uo .,~.,, "d• r 1. expecttd fo r 1972 is now begin · half as inclustri <tl construction l:M>drnrim , two·s1nr~' m n rl,. \ PArk ... ay, ~ft on M111riuerlte monthlv recor of $8.07 bi\ ion ning t.o firm up," George A. gathers n1omentum and apa rt· ff';i!u r"s a .~en;ir ;ilr l'.~h;inrrl tn Trabul"O Road, then left•· set last June and "'ell 1bove 1 ' ,. w Christit':, Dodge vice president ment building declines." kitchen "·1th a breakfast nook , the models. the April , 1971 , figure or $7.66 j-----...:.---'----------''------------------'------"--------' bill io n. Much of the gain was al· tributed k> the residential building category which was 27 percent higher to $3 .97 billion from the year ago period . Nonresidential building jumped to $2.18 billion, up 6 Versailles Apartments Set For Occupancy-On Bluff Buy the sea .... ' Sparkling buches ... glorious sunset• • , • and, c risp, eall air. This Is BEACHWALK, a totally new, Invi go rating, and exc iting way to live. A Planned Resid e ntial Community, next to the aea, with two Beachhouse recreatlort centers, 1wlmm!ng pools, therapy p ools, cabanas, saunas and more. The first 2$.S un!ls (If the planned 1.000-unit Ver3aill,..~ On The Bluffs at Newport •re nnw being readied for oc· ., cupancy. Developed hy Donald .J. &holz and Company. the 21'· acre ap.!lrlment complex is located on .ii bluff just above Pacific Coalt Highw1 y and Newport Boulevard. 0 net owned by James Cagney and his brother, William, the. prop- erty ii one ol the few un· developed properlie!I left In Newport . The C1gMy'• only released the property ~dth the understanding thnt Donald Scholz would mttt their strict req uirement!! for proper ph1n· ning. engineering and design. Vers aill es On The Bluffs at Newport of fer!! residents 1 refreshing departure f r o m Callfoml1 architecture. In· tarlaclng 1ardens. rtnective pond11. mall.I ve founta ins. cob- blestone lanes and gendarm1 to grtet visitors 1t a private 1ent.r y gat,, grace the enclos- '4:1 community. Apartments range f r o m single!! In three he<ll"O(lm models, F.xterior des1,g113 in· elude Loire V;i\ley French Chatei.u, Southern Ccilonial. Classic and Georgian. Most units command an exceptional <:l O!!e-in view of both the harbor and the ocean. Also Included in this first pluse of com p l e ted con· 11truction Is a sales pavilion with four furni!!hed model1. Priced from $196 to $790 per month, the apartments offer the rt3ident up to 2,000 sq. fl. of living area and include auch amenltiea as : deep p 11 e carpeting, lux ury drapes. gelf. c~aning oven11, ove:r·siied tt.r· nce1, aolar gh1ss on ocean ex· poMJres, ban, fireplacet 11nd many unusual decorator ltem1. Each of the four dlatinctive tt.ructures features private l1undry fa cilltle1, r I d I 1 n t heat, cloted circuit 1ecurily telev!1ion and tartefully •Po polntod lobblOI and oom· munlty treas. The intricate architectur.a.1 d•llnc Scholz 11 noted for - podlmenu, cartouchea ind n · tmlve custom moldlnf - m1rk the .micturtt I o r 1uthentlclty In d<tlJn . Erlenalv~ matur• l1ndsca~ tng is used throughout the rm.ny interwoven gardeNI 1Ur· rounding the atructures. One i nd Two-Story Private Patio Homea with up to Five Bedrooms a nd large prl\'ate yarda. •• from $36,0QO HUNTINQTOfj BEACH . ~, OLD WORLD CHARM ATMOS~HIRE IVIDINT AT VlllSAILLIS COMPLEX The community off 1 r 11 residents exclu!!ive UM! of numcl'(IUS recreatio n a I factl itie!I including Aaunas, ex· ercise rooms • .lounging areas. pr iv-ate bar and !eJnlrate recreation rooms. One of the highlight.' of thi!! srm,ooo rttreational complex ii 1 li wim pool bar where guests can obtain their favorite rtfreshment wllhout e v er leavln3 the water. , ... -./ ', ' ·' J 0 DAILY PILOT --.-,'"-' e ~,. -~~~1\iE~_ta!~~" ~-, ~ .. jti~ulfsttOn /'\;.'Ommen• Astr~rt Fun •.if)" By Realtor Randall Mccardle At B1·oad1noor Tu1·tle Rock QUESTION: You've bffn sugg•stlng to yoor re1der1 th•t wt Invest. You write about IU(h things 11 "lever· ege" and Interest deductlon1. This, of courM, me1n1, harrowing. My question is this ..• 11 it good business to borrow money? How wiM la it to go into debt? I'd llke to exp1nd my invtsfment pr09r1m, but quite fr1nkly when I look 11 the amount I'd bt obligated to "P'Y· PLUS-111 tli1t Interest to pay, It sc•r•• me. We're pretty 10lld citizens, kind of tonl4rv1tivt and pro!Mbly proud of it. How, then, can I justify borrow- fr.g? Apprtc ittt your conimtnts. J.F., Costa Mes• ANSWER : ll 1 ~ ~nod hn...,tnr~~ tn bnrrou1, 1f you bnr· ro"' \\l~e l~ t\11 of !he J?rra t ,..\mer1can 1ndustr1es ,,·r re founded, ,t::re'' anrl are to th is rl ay sus!alnc>rl a lmo.~t f:'X · clus1velv nn bnrrn\.\rrt ru nds. llenrv Fnrd. for f'"<tlmplf'. marte nO se{"f(lt of lhe fart thtil his· empire "'as founded e nt1rrlv nn Oorrn11ert 1n qnr ,·. In· lhi.~ rl;ty and age, ll J.<;" virtually irnpns~1 h l f' to achicvr "'calth by "·a it111g untJJ ynu can buy everyt hing f o r rash. F'e\v hu,,1nc:-"f'S are n1orp <·onsf'rvative than bank .~. )'el thP han ks £'xi.~t by "ho rrn\\'111~" rrnn1 rlPpos1tnr.~ at an agreed rate of interest and invesl.Jng these funds at a highe r rate nf interc~L i 'ou dn exactly !he samr lhin.t:: \\'hen you horrow at, gay, 9 ""~ and invest rnnservat1vcly at ~ prof1L • • QU ESTION: I sold my house in N•wport 8•3Ch to •n acquaintance. E1crow clo1ed and nothing wa1 11 id •bout my w3ll·to-wall carpeting. Must I leave the c1rp•t with the home? J.M.J., Huntington B•ach ANSWER : Nothing lakes the p lal·e of f'lcar an rt definite. agreement. l-lo\\•ever, \vall·to·"'all tarpetin~ can be classified as a fixture. Fixtures a re thinJ:S permanenl· ly attach ed to the land or building. Upon attachment. an item becomes real pro perty. Normally, a ll that i.c; r eal property goes to lhe buyer whether or not mentioned 1n the contract. Usually, there are t"•o tests \\'hether something has become a fixture. In term:; of liummer rPla,;- a1 1nn JU!!! hnw much dll you real!~ i>nyiy )f!t.lr ho1nt~ Fo1 rPs1rlPnl!' of Rroarlmoor Turli~ llnrk thf' com1n_1.? season n1f;i n~ rnore t1n11" tn makP use Of Abund;int huJll ·ln fimf'nillf'S . "We des1Rned nur honlfS and cnn1mun1 ty for the mAX· JfTl11n1 in outdoor 11 v t n g µl1•,11s11r1'." st:l!Pd I.arr\' l.17.ol IP, \'!Ce prrs1dent 1>f fi 1ch<1rd A Srnirh. Int·. bullderii <11 Rr11admoor I lomes · ' T h e h1ll.~id, l0t ·at1on just lour rlldf'S frn1n !he ~f'il prriv1de!; a .\e:ir round ba ln1y 11f'11 ht'('<'1.e-kcep1nl: hc"1n1f'!' cool ::ind frr:o;h . \Ve"ve l'l1minaterl rxp:ins1v e front yard!! Iha! sf'rve M re:il J>llrpo.~e ;ind brnught the land inside In or. fer ;:i 11n1(1ue astrocourt for each home. 1'he astrOl'.'ourl i ii: a ronn1--b1Jl a room witho ut 111 roof. S1idini;:: wall~ of glass OJM'n !hr estrocourt to Jiving room.~. famlly rooms. ma.~l.er ir;ui!t~. bedrooms, find kit· chens. Available v.·1th a number of livinti: packaf,les. hon1ebuyt rS have A choice o( <leek. landscapin~. and decor that v.•iJ[ allow the astr()C()urt In blend ertfully and ef· frr-iently Into the f a m I I y lifestyle. "for every 100 homes, Broadmoor provides a J "'3 acre park with a swimming pool and modem children's play area," noted Lizotte. REAL ESTATE "Res1denls are also w1th1n ii fpw minu!f'! of boa t I n g , fishing, sw1mm 1ng and AUrfing in the Newpnrt Harbor's poptil·::ir bay and beAehes." H<imehti_vl"l·s h11 ve a nhnice nf fi ve model.~ and 15 exterior elev;:it1nns from whi ch to choose at Bro;idmoor Turtle Rork. Roth three and four bedroom homes are ;i vailable. The fou r bedroom plans llr of. fered in sin~le and two-story models with some p I a n s fe:ituring bonus rooms. Broodn10t1r k1!chPns a r e fully ;iutom11\ed 11,·1th (;aHerl'! and Sattler built-in appliance:o1 including continuous cleaning oven11;. Some kitchens fe ature breakfal!it nooks, as well as (I ) 1'he method of annexation, how it is attached. ~2) Intention of the owner. The intent of the n\.\'ncr is very impnrt11nt. ~·or ex· llnple, even if the carpeting "'·as not attached in any \Vay, but it. \vas tailored lo I.he pre m is~s. rut exactly In the r;;ize and shape of the floors. i t may be a fixture and therefore real property. See your attorney for further Iii formation. Home!! Sweet ••• A 111.erictuis On tlie 'M ove' QUESTION: Should a d•ed be recorded to be v1lid, It's a long story, but we did not record our deed with the Or1nge County Recorder. Mu1t ,. dffd be recorded to be leg,.1? L.J., Costa M•1_. ANSWER: No. It's \1:ise . \Ve recommend recorrltni:;:. but recording is not a requir ement for a d eed to be valid . • • • En/TOR 'S No1·r l?n n<lnl/ frf. M cl·ar1JIP 1s prf'(Olffl'11f nf T.hf' Ren / E~rfl/Pr.~. 1 1111,,_~tm P 11 I rJ11f!llJ.~f. rril/PpP IPr t11rer. nrir! a;ur hor of .. R,,fl l Estn/P rtJ C'1 /1fnr111rz ... SP nrl yn11r ro1nmP>J,.~ (f'fl rl. QIJPSrln11<; fn Rnnrln/1 R. '-1,.Co rrlfP, f'fn TllE DAI LY ~l LOT, P. 0. Box 1560, Cn.<;tn MPsa. Cn. 92626 . Indian Wells F'eatures ' Co111plcte F ur11i shings Luxurinus, c.-irrfrt'f'. con· \"en1ent homP nv.•ner.~hlfl in a recreational arf'a 1.!I part of the hfestyle at the B;i!boa Bay Mobile Uu.i t Filli11g Up The h!Pt1dnw!li luxurv ;:iduJt n1nh1lP hnn1t communilv ;i t lrr1n f 1.~ now 4,11 ~ pt>rr!'nl rull a1rnrrl1nc: In Rn1rp F. Nntt . tn.:ina_g1 ni;? p;:irtnrr of D111rr.;1f1prf f'nn11rn111111r~ Tn <l:i!r 17.1 ~ra i·r::; nr :i;io a1:1ilablr h;11 r ~·rn r1•ntrd in Oir 1·011111111n11y. \\' h I ch rrrrnJll· 11·a5 1'1 !rd :l (O Sn11!her11 (~;i!1[nrn111·.~ ··~l nhlle l!nme P;irk nf lhe "\"r.:1r." ··v.·P :i re 1rl'.v plr;:i ~ed v.ith th" rrspnn<;P j(t d::i!t,'' Nott a<ided. "Al! n( !hf' $R l.~O .!ip.:ires now have !)f'cn leased and ~r:ire.~ ;:irr avAil;ib lP from fRS .flfl to $105 00 per mnnt ~. ('/uh-lnrl1.:an \Ve I Is con· dnmrn1um vill;i,gp in the rn1·e arf'a neAr Palm Sprin,gs. In the three rloor plAns now ~1ng offered -!!l11d 10 , IO'o\'nhouse. and custom su 11 e -movin,g in c11n be. 11s simple as packaging a suit c.:LSe. \\'hat makes it all ~ easr 1.!I ,11 complete r u r n 1 s h 1 ri .R' • deror;iting ser1·1ce that t;ikr.'I: advanta_ge of prf sclrctl'd a nrl coord1na1NJ purrh;isP~ nf furnilure. carpPt1n_g. an rl hou~kl'E'p1n,g arrf'.'l:Snr1r'I: 1h;ir m.:ikc up !he sche1np of A 11r lt l.'()(}rd1natcd rec re ;i t 1 on re,~1dencf'. An<l !hf'n 1!11>rt 1.~ tl 1P hn11~rkrrp111fit p~i'k ilRf' 11h1rh inrlurles r1·rry!h1n.i.:: f r n n1 rl1shrs ,11 nd pols ;ind p11n.~ to berldin~. E<ich of the rloor plan.~ 11:1~ lhrre color schemes ;inrl tv.'o qu;ility levels in 11 basic or deluxe arranRement. A similar r>11cka,ge is available for the housekeeping. N!';W YO f!K llJPI I Thr>rf'·ll no pl.:i('e like homE', but t™' young folks may very \.\'Pil ll!'ik -which one? The AVPf,1Rf' .\'Ollnl! C'<Mlplf' rroh· 11 h!y "'ill own three or fou r - nr more -houses during their lifetime. .J;irkson \V . (;o!;5 . president nf ln vPs!Or!'i 1'.1ortga j.!e lnsur:incf' rn .. Rnslon. iia.\·.~ "!hf' nlrl hnmP thrme of Mnf.l ::in<l ~rnry may hrrnrnf' nnly A fond m1>.morv'' A!'. IY P hf'><"nme more :ind more a n)oh1\e peo- ple "\\'fo; AR I'; A 1>cnplP rnn· 1'1iintl y on lhP move." he said. "The ;i verAge career mAnfl$!rr prnfc!'ision11l in 1960 could ex· pf'r·t !o hold three d iffr rent Jo l:is -n1:ike at least th ree 1nn111s. The 11vcra gc nn1v has rl.<;!'n to 4.2 job.~ and cont1nuc!'i In nl'e. F:ach J<ih move -well. th.:it rnc.:1ns a nrw home." (ios.'I: said he sees ,11 pa!lf'rn rlr1·plop in,1?, b;ised on rccPnt J!o1·rrnn1f'nl and private hous· in,g sur1·rys. II s tarts wi1h 11 bnu1 i ii JX'rc·en l of all new ly· niarried cnuples livrn~ in ren- 1~1 hnu.~ing -prim a r i I y apartments. II proi;:-resses n11 lhroui;:h the firs! home wilh lhe ;:irll'cnt nf children -s n<'f'rl filr more pnv;:icy. '"\\'" fl)11nd," hf' said, "n111ny rouplr.~. in thP1r f1r!"t h11me, loo k forv.•:irrl !n whf'n 1hPV c::in 1t11Hr inln thrir nrx! home - onr v.·11 h fr;11t1rr:ri and ron· 1 rn1rni'r<; thrv cnulrl not 11r- k1rd ;i[ r1rs1 .. · I ;tl~S said II Slll"\'f'\' nf 2.fl(l<I youn_g 1·r111plf's 1n !twir first h11t11C' inrl1c;:i!cd fill f)f'l"<"('n\ of lhPrn h<td Bl lrasl one child 11nrl "most of them expect lo h<t VP n1nre children." "\\-'hi1e 31 percPnt reporled their current home adequate {or rurrent nttd.!I.'' he .said, PKEVIEIJ7the 111ost beautiful ad11/t 1J1riJile ho111e park i11 the 11otio11 Hint 11 lie""" 11'111mml< of IUXllly dnlgn, IOCUl!ly, 8lld -l!Mltlc b98uty tn adult mobile home communities. Five, private,bfueJWeter lakes, amidst a backdrop of oentta hllls a nd valleys. Magnificent landscaping, accented by dramaUo stone statuary, parks, gardent, and terraced homesi1e bluffs. Incomparable! , .. A Joint Vmtm.o! Sequoia Pocllle and 11-11N COAPOMl!ON Models are on Oleplay .. _ .. __ ''mfirE' th.:in 55 petc f'nt rE'pnrtP.<I they v.'ere arfi\'fly J00 k1ni for .:i larger hou!'ie ." The trend continul'd Afte r !hf' mO\'f' intn A -~f'C'Ond hOUSE', c;nss s;:iid . A sur1•py r>f home ov.·ners in fivp n1aJOr m::irkets "·ho "·rrp in their third hon11•s shnv.Pd BJ p<'rcen1 had mn1ed bt•1·a11se lhf'V needed . or WAnlerl , 1nore' sp:it•e At 1he :;;:i1ne 11mr. Ii:! pcrr f'nl :;.a id ;i r11nre PXl>f>n~n·p home in ;:i hrrtrr nl'ighborhood was <t lx'11er llll'CSITIH'n\ -1n li,R"hl nf their Pxperi(>nces in thf'1 r f 1r~t lv.·o hnrnes. About 71 percr nl reported rhar prnmntion, ad· vanrcn1cnt in cart'rr ;:inrl higher incorne promp1ed thern lo n10\'e up, (;oss said. A .~urvry of tile 45-~4 ;:ind 55· 64 age brackets, hf' s::iirl, d isr!nscd tha! 54 p<'rrent of hon1eo\.\'nrrs in !h«~e J!rn11p~ have purch ;.ised lhref' nr mnre hon1es 111 their l1re11n1e. 1\nd. I ;nss ~;ud. 2!1 f)f'f<'l'nt euhrr ,)wned ]('1sure home!l for \';ical1on nr holiday use or ;is l<t x shf'lters. He noted 79 pcn·rnt nf lhr hompov.•ners in rhrse :l,i?P hr;:ickf'ts h a cl <"ollf>,gP-a,ge rh1ld ren . And 22 percent in- dicated 1he.v \~1ould bf' mn vin,g In a smaller hnu~e AftPr the chddrrn 11 11 had lrft hnn1e. '!"hr ;:ir-r11al ;ind drparture of rh1ldrrn. 1hf' <ie.~1re for rnnrP ron rn ;:ind pr1\'!l<'V," job 1nn1e. An 11npr,,1 rn1r11t in fin;inci;il pos1 t111n. 1!r~1rc In 1n1prn1r soc1:tl pns1 1111n. r1Pn thr op· rnr1u11111· In 111;ikr ii profit nn thr s:1h· or :1 111111~1-. ::ill t·nr1 tr1 hu1e tn 11111ll1plr hnine Ol\'nrr~h1p 11\'C'f ~ 11frlinlC' "In rn;inv r;1 sr~." t:n:::~ s:ii<I . "a p!;:iin. 1ild·fAsh1onrd Heh tn mol"f' for A rh:ir1,ge of st:f'nery is responsihlP Thf'!lf' are ju!'il a few of thnusand!l of rPa .vins peoplP gi ve for buying and selling.'' ... p;is~ through windows to patio bare;. Rroad1noor l·lomes at Turtle ROC"k 11re prtrf'd from $35,990 lo Sfi.J,790 with t'()nventioruil hnancing avr1 1!;ible. Furnished mOO@ls are ar'<'"t>S.Sibl e via l!'ither the Sa n Diego M S.anta AnA Frel'v.·ays by taking the 0.1!vl'r Dn\'e f'Xll ;ind dri ving "Pst on ('u!v('r lo <:ampus, turning lefl nn r·arnri1!"., right on ·rurtlf' floc'ok nrt\'e. and r1i:h1 AgAtn nnrn S1Prra Amtgo lo Broactmmr Homes. Nc'v Viejo Resid ences Move, ];'ast S1ic!y f)f'rrtnl of Rancho \'1e· jn'~ 9A hnme!l h;ive hfeO sold i:1nrf' !hf> ~:I Tflrn !'1ngle·fAm ily rlrvPlnprnf'nt opened April !6, accon1ing In Philip E , Y11ssk1n, director of marketing nperAr ions, Levitt and Sons nf California, Inc. Factor!! influencing huyrrs are formal covered exterinr entries, inside tntry halls, l;irge lols, and spacious In· tf'rior li1•in~ areas. he said. "Loc;:itinn appears to be ~econrl;:iry In the value of the hn111es ;ind Int:;," Y:isskin said. "Bu.vers are comin~ fro m ;i~ f::ir .:iw;iy as Lnn,g Be<tch and thP San FernAndn Valley." In sp11 e or hrisk !ii::iles. the rrn1a1n1nJ;? :JR hnmp~ inclurlP a <"nmplrtc srlrrtinn nf PX· !Prior:-, f X!ra·lrtrRe lo1s ::ind cornrr Int.~. R;:in<"ho \'ir jo is lncatf'd ;it 2;i.lil Pinn Lanr, just \\'C~t or r:t 1'nro Iload. Three to four· br>drnnm homes Are priced from $25.990 to $:10,990 BROADMOOR'S TURTLE ROCK ASTROCOURT IS WHAT YOU WANT IT TO BE Cou1ity Building Projects Get 'G old Nugget' Awards ~!tiny Or;in,e.e C n u n I y builrlinsz proJecL~ ha ve been cited fnr excellence of de~agn anrl construction in the 1972 c;nld Nug_get Awa rds program. The A\.\•ards. sponsored by the Journal of HomebuddinR. 1T111nlhly n1a_l?a7.l~ of the Na· lional As.~ia!Jon o( Home Ruildcrs, drew more than 1:'10 entries in JJ categories from 13 \\'es!ern Sla!~s. \V1nnf'rs V.'i tl he retogn11.ed at the 14th Annual P;:icif1c Cn;i st Ruilrlers Conference to bf' )1rld in S:.i n F'rAnci.~ro . .lune i ·!l . \\'1nn1nR enrrie~ \.\'ill be nn d1spl11y ;ind winning builders \\'ill rrceive Gol d Nu~grl plaf]Ut'S The A1-1·ard of Merit for new 1·ommuniliPs, ne\r I0\1'ns and housin,g prn1ect.~ went to The Irvi ne Comp;iny, Ne "'' port Rearh. for the RiR Canyon commun1l .v. Awards for s ingle homes un- rler UifiO sq11are f{'l'\ v.·Pre (;rand AwMd, St and a r rl · Par-ific C<:irp.. Costa Me!l<t. Aw11rd of Distinction. Pon· dero.~a Homes Di v1s1on of Ka iser Aetna, lrl"inf'. 1-~or Single l'~amily l111n1es . 1650 ln 2000 square feel the awards Wl're : Grand Award, Oeane Development Cnmpanv, Newport Beach, for 1 h r Rordeaux in Big Canyon . 1'he AwArd of Distinction went to t11ission Viejo C om ran y. ~1ission Viejo. The Aw:ird of Merit went to Tanen De,·plnp. ~nt Corp .. SAnta An;:i. fnr a honle in Litlletree Garden J·lomes, Seottsd::ile. Ari1 .. The Dc<111e Df'vel()JHnr nt Cnmpany .:il::.o \\·on f\.\'O awards for Sin~le r·amdy Homes nver 2000 ~llilre feet -the (;rand A11.·ard for the Vers.:i l!les ;:incl the Award of Distinc!Jon fnr thP De:iuv1lle, both In Big Can· yon . Th~ Mission \.'ieio Com . p:in.v 11·on 1he A1-1·arrl of Merit for !he r a:;.a Sarga home In 1\'ew ;\lad rid c:rand 1\1-1arrl v.·11111er for ( :arden :ip::irtrnc111 s "''a s \\'alter 1!1t'h;ird.~nn A.~soc1ares , Costa i\IC's;i, for the Arhnr Apartmrnts 1n Fu llcrtnn. The A11.ard of llL~l 1n<·f111n 1-1·rnl rri Pondf'rosa /Jrirnf'-; 1)1v1sion ol l\ill Sf'r Ar i nil. lr1 1nr. An<l !he Awa1·d of \1rr1! "'Pnt to Lr;idrrsh1r Hous1 n.c.; Sy$lern, for , Ap;1rtr11eri1 0 11· is Jon, Ne11·1)!1J't Reach. (;r ;incf /\II Arrl f nr 'rnwnhousr.~ wrnt In A1·co ('on1n111n1I\' 11r1f'lnrrr.~. Trrr , L~i:1111;i \J1t!11r l. Th r Av.·.1rd of ll1 ~11 nrt 111n 11r'nl tn \\';iltrr H ieh:ir(l"•>n A ~soc1:i te.~. ! 'n;i;r a \1e~. 'fhP A\.\·.:irrl nf ~!Pri t 11rnt !11 Hn11·ard Hnmr~. Inc , :Xr11·pnrl Rrarh, C'alir. f()r Sierra rist a \'1llas 1n Reno, \'el". New Sea Terrace Town homes at Laguna Niguel. Spectacular ocean views with Town homes attached. This is the new look of living on t California's coastline-luxurious~ Sea Terrnce Townhomes at Laguna Niguel. Situated on gently rolling hi lls, theviewsatSea Terrace 1b\vnhomes are unforgettable: sailhoaL•. blue water. and Catalina Island in t he distance. Choose fron1 one a11d 1:\vO slor\' models, 2·:1-4 hcd rooms with up tu 21, bo th.<. All-elccl ric kitchen, force(! air heating-, large ,,·alk·i11 clost>Ls. \rall-to·wall car)Jet ing-. J\11 )·ou Ct)td<I possibly lieslrc j.:; J1ere. )l1u'll 1ind La g-una Nigue l ls a fun JJlacr Lo live. 1'he rli111n.tr is great ~ln<! t•\·cryt hin )..:" ~·01t nrr<I i.o:: clo se 11L l1and. Go] (or tc11n is ~«1t11· gan1e'? ~1 l!1nl >er.-.:hips arc availoble to both the El Niguel Cou ntry Club anrl the Laguna Niguel 'I'en nis Clu b. An<I the heach, \vi th your O\Vn pr iv.at eentrancc an<l park ing area, is3 blocksa,vay. Further south,2:2 miles, is the Dana Point Marina, II you want to start life anew, come see the new Sea Terrace Town homes at Laguna Niguel. There's nothing like them. Anywhere. Directions: Go south on the San Diego Fwy. to Crown Valley Pky, exil Turn ri ght (approx. 6mi.) toPacificCoastHwy, LE!t 1 mile to Niguel Rel LE!t on Niguel Rd. to Sea Terrace Townhomes office, From 534,450 ,._ I"' .1,,,,., N1 .. ,I n Ct S.ntJ ... ~. u~• u ~''+---l ,1 r, ~~ "I' I ' ·~ .;' r • "I• i"'•r• Cl'll~P .. •' EN 18 AN "IRVINE" ~~;r~li) '· 1-~'~'-e-~f Califoroja'1 moat dis· I JUished hom.ebulldera are de- eloping neighborhoods on Jrvinc nd, the 83,000 1cre master- ' 'Janned Hevclopment in Orange , •aunty. • · Right now, there are ten de- : I.opcrs whose success and rcpu- . t1on for high quality work have , uallficd them to build in The · vine Company's ''better cnvi- p nmcnt for you :• ~~ These developers-an d only l!1ts~-are allowed lo displa y th i1 W:rs1on of The Irvine Company's ~fficial 1vmboL • , • ' ••I' 11 • l"~••O'<"I"' •o• •ou When you see this symbol on a developer's advcrtiscn1ent, in one o f his brochu res, or in his model home, it n1cans something to you. It means that this developer was selected from among 221 who have applied to build on Irvine Company land. Jt n1eans that experts in com- munity planning have looked at his past \vork, and judged it to he of su peri or qu;ility. And it n1eans th at he is building In accordance \Vilh a n1 aster pl;i n. A pla n that calls for the creation of villages ... places for con1plete living. Each p la nned to have its own schools, churches and shop-. ping facilitios. Most of all, it n1eans that when you buy one of these homes, you are getling the total Irvine envi- ronment ... not just the house. You are getting an abundJnce of recreational facilities ... beaches, parks, marinas, s1abl es, greenbelts, recreation centers, tennis clubs, golf courses and you-name-it. Al! carrfully arranged and distribu!ed across the land in accordance with the highes t standards of urban pla nning. Look for the Irvine symbol when you're look ing for a new home. If you don't see it , you're not in an Irvine Company devel- opment. 1. W•lnul \'lllage Homes. By Wm. Lyon Development Com- pany. From ~27.995. 2. Coll ege Park Homes, Walnut VUl•ge. By S. & S. Construction Company. From 529,490. J. Greentree Homes. By Don· ald L. B re n Com pany. From $25,995. 4. Un.ivenily Park. By Stanley C. S\\·artz Com pany. Fro m $27.995. 5. President -Homes -Turtle Rock. By Middlebrook·Anderson. From S6o,700. 6. BroadmoorTurtle Rock. By R ichard 8 . .Smith. Inc. Developer from SJ4.!90. 7. Harbor View Homes. By Donald L. Bren Company. From $47.700. 8. Spyglass HUI. By John D. Lu sk & Son. From SB0 .500. 9. Big Canyon. Broadmoor Homes by Richard B. Smith, Inc. Developer: under $100,000. Cus- to m lots offered by Macna~Irvine from $40,<XX>.Deane Homes:from $65,000. 10. The Bluffs. By George M . Holstein & Sons. From 542,500. Equal Ho usina Opport u n itle1 ' / • ---..:!" ...,_ i ' • • . . ~ -:::--::":: ~ J---: .... :::ft .. -l--. . ' -=-~-t~<i·~~t*'.: .. ~l. ·. . -• ' • • ••• ..... ...... ~ r..;.>.':'''i. ~--.1. i..... ~ • • I • ~­• .. 1-,.. ' --·, • ... • •. - • THE CITIZENS OF MIJAS, PORTOFINO, MITTENWALD, LYME AND CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA WOULD FEEL AT HOME IN AN IRVINE VILLAGE. You find villages in the nooks and crannies of the world. They're small places. And the lucky few who live in them share a qual ity of life denied suburbanites and city dwellers. On the Italian coast, in the Alps, in the hills of Spain-villagers breeze through each day with pleasure and self-confidence. J t comes from having roots deep in a place they know. A Portofino fisherman knows Portofino. Like he knows his wife. Rowing into the quay, he can see his village spilling downward from hilltop to water's edge. A "hausfrau" in Mittenwald knows every Mittenwalder. Every woman choosing sausages in the marketplace. Every man who passes her garden gate on his way to work. Children in Mijas look forward to the fiestas. Everyone comes, dressed in his best. Everyone dances the "malaguena" in the Mijas style. In an Irvine village you can ta ste the same vital spirit, the same community pride that permeates old world villages. (And American villages like Carmel, California and Lyme, Connecticut.) Boating on Upper Newport Bay, a stock- broker from Eastbluff can see the tile roofs and lime-white walls of his village gleaming on the bluffs above him. A Turtle Rock housewife knows her neigh- bors. The women who bring their children to the park when she does. The men who stroll past her garden on their way to a schoolhouse meeting. Children in University Park look forward to the "Pleasure Faire'.' Everyone gets costumed. Everyone dances. Everyone sings. Irvine villages a re di st inct. Harb or View rests on hill s and looks to the sea. Walnut and Greentree are valley villages, bord ered by orange groves and eucalyptus row s. Some Irvine villages arc complete. Others still growing. Some are just ge tting started. There are many sides to Irvine villages. Places for people to get together-schools, churches, community centers, neighborhood shopping centers. parks. Different kinds of homes-some that stand apart, townhouses that cluster, apartments. Each village has its own combination of these. There is one thing every Irvine village has. That's people who know the place they live. Come to T rvine. Visit its villages. Walk through them . Through a new village. with only one neighborhood, to see how things begin. Through an older one, with many neighborhoods, to see what happens in time. You'll find a place for yourself. You'll find homes. The best work of nine of California's most distinguished home-builders. And you'll find something you'd expect to find in places like Mijas, Portofino, Mittenwald, Carmel or Lyme. rm A BETTER ENVIRONMENT FOR YOU t, ' ~ < '· .,.. .. ... ,.,. '...: ' , . ' . . . • ~ •• " ~ • • • •! • • ·} • J 2 DAILY PILOT Sund.1y, June 4, 1972 • •• • ' ~ • , ... .. --"~~·-'1111 •'-.!c . $49 REAL ESTATE LICENSING COURSE Famous licensing course now just $-49, •nd the $49 can bt refunded to you when you qualify. For details call Mr1. Jone1, 714-842.5581 in Orange County. '• + " ~. "'i4~~1" SUBTL E ELEGANC E $49,950 -POOL Lovelr home In all c1,.tom bull! -nt19hhorh00d. 7200 sQ. II. on Jf. e1t~tt plc111r1 Pffl«! land1caoe-d gro11nd1. 4 be<tn!Oms, 2 StP<lr.Ht 1)1111 1eclu11ed entr ~, 1arg1 lamlly room W••h maQnlhcenl ti<e1>i?.<f, <ltlu•e bullt·on ~ltchen, dlt11w11hlr. En!frl&lnln11 ar~• wllh Jack and Jilt drtnlno rocm oui•id• !ht ellg1n1 poor with <l•11in~ bcwlrd. Lovt lV Jo•hPOlld, load1 of brick dec~lno. A ~M.11..-pll(t" "' d~•Mn. i'2-66n LARGE FAMILY WANTED! $32,500 to 9"!oy •II lht l..-..nltla1 offtrt<I In lh/1 l11bulOt11 Foun!aln Valley home. ' btdroomt, 1 batll1, huge bonus room, 1re;an1 llrt1>lac1. Delu~• l>ullt·ln kltel\.n-hU(l8, 11~tr11 Nllng ar'e~. dl1hw11sllor, tine-.! 1ppllonct"11. Large POOi 1lft<I oround1 -880. E~per! laroUscaplng, 1~2·2561 (. ' • ;• ~ .. 9 MO. NEW I MISSI ON VIEJO -$39 ,750! f:~clllnq 5panl•ht ~ ooorocms, 2 balhs. l•n~~! bU•ll-ln k•ttnrn, di•hw~~l>•r -1 real woto save-I Sepa111te f.1m11v roorn W•th maqnllicenl t.reolac<'. Patio. E~llte si11:!d 1;round• O•Olt"<.,iona11y IM>doca1>t'd. M~sttr bedroom wHll wa!l1 ol slodl no g111•1 doors to secludlld lo11aly patioJ Submlr tll olftnl Owner l1avl119 I llD-.OlD ' • . ..,.-.-v..1L..--.. 5 ..-J DECORATOR 'S DREAM! 5 BEDRM. $46,800 Former moo:lel home •nd snow• ~1!<r then a model with custom dr11JM1. mlrrorf<I ward,,>Ge rlos~t" ~I! t lKl•lr Pl"h blll)Oll 1>t.ti1t.in t !tch.,.,, d lsh- wa1ner. ' tltg~M tlrepla(e, 11n1 "' 111•91 lllWlilY room. P11!lo. Sprln~leral J tar g1ra111. P•t1llg1 llvlng ne11r lnr ~ach. 96.l-886S 4 BEDRM . -$30,990 -$177 MONTH ""'tn you ftHume tl>f'. S'I.,. IOiln now on l>f'_,.lvt 2 baltl1, f1mUy room W•!h lnvollng llrtol"e IOI" 111 to Mlml11, ~ make•'• bul!tht ~lk.hen, dl1hwa1her, b•lgM & <heerful. P lush dffl> padded carpe11r,g, dr11>n. Quiet cul-de-sac i lrtt!. !.ill C6C I Since 1926 • • ,. EXECUTIVE POOL PALACE! $41 ,500 Flne,r livl1111 & entertoinlf>Q ln ll1i1 lovely El OoroOo M inion Vlelo 1>om1, ol beer(l()ms, l tlalhs, elevant fireplece, Finest built-In kl!ch!l'n, 2 P<!!lo.. Fantastic 1wlm PQOl, loads ol dtckin11. (lffi!raJ 1!r cona1tlonin11. Boel .. rrall1r accn1 rocl Est .. 1e si1ed 11round•. a~ 2 STORY ELEGANCE! $47,500 2l'OO '"· If_ ot suJ>f'rb Mm11y livlnll & en1er111in if>9. Newly painted e•lerior. N t~t!y ""'nlcured, expt'frly llu>dsc1ped. • maslft" siled l>Nroomr., l lftla-•~le 111i1ns, IWQe family rOQm l>Dols!s handsome llrei:>l"c1, d1l11•t btllU-ln ~Tlh 114u Tnru to IOvely garden patio -11re11 tor en!trtl lnlr>Q. 2 ""''°'· lnlercom. Prnlloe o11<'ldre ... 962·1l7J l1 ,1equ1llfd In G1!$1(1n, beauty & <1U11llly, Ol•llnelive llome with m.urer 1l1fd be<lrooms. ~ b11hs, huge family rpgm, superb fir1ol1c1. JO fl. 113!11 tor e-xtens!ve outdoor 1t11tert11inin11. F ino:sT bvlll-in•. High block w•ll !enc• tor prlv11cv. large 1rpar11e recrH lion room. eurglar •lerm, 1lr condl!lon- lng. Wt Invite your adml1sion, 961-iSU PRESTIGE -MISSION VIEJO -$35,5001 l ovely ho"'9 wllh l•mous ll{lrt:ltn PIU fhr11 to ~ltcllen -p.1tl0 -gr .. I l!>r ... 1...-1ainlno. l(lno 1ir<1<1 ~. 2 blllt111, larve f1mUy room wllll 1111- mw0\11 11rep111ce. 9ulllln kitchen, dl1hw1thlr. P rn llge 1ru -wllll cln prlvllooe1. IJ0·606C Tar bell Reaches 87°/o Of The Home Buyen ' * 10 FULL PAGE ADS EACH WEEK. * TARB.ELL'S EXCLUSIVE MULTIPLE LISTING BOOK * GUARANTEED SALES. * COMPLETE FINA~ING * TELETYPE SERVICE ''LIST YOUR HOME ' WITH NUMBER, 1'' ,, ~' i ' 'f"""' ~-"'"-•~ ... ~,---......,,~--'" EXQUISITE SPANISH TRI-LEVEL -$37,500 1 Maller •IZec! bedroom1, 3 pullman beth•I dromatlc sltp dOWl'I Mmlly '°""' with ¥n<1some "'" ber & e!~nl tlrep 11ce. Form.11 dlnlno room. Oelu•• bullr-lns, dl!hwasher. Private P11tlo plus fronl 1UP"ldK,j< o!I rac11 bedrooms, cu1lom drapes, deep pill c.arJMlino. Walk IO breCll rrom 11111 dl1tlnctlv1 hom•! ·~2-64?1 , . BREATHTAKING VIEW! $31,5001 Premium vlotW lot -oerill1 rulllng orfffl hills, sparkll"ll cltV llghtti Ind maleslic rM1,1nla ln1. ) bedrooms, 2 balh1, tamlly room wl!h air condl!lon· lno 10/lds of ex!ras. Unforlunate own1r1 plan! were ch11nged and Tlll1 11 your c11aric1 to pOssess !his lovely u1111raded home. lll).6()XI • POOL PARADISE ! $44,500 -NO DOWN G.I. !erms -low dowrr ('~~SO) ~II o!hrrs. Summer Is here and vour wnola taml!y will ..,joy Ille lovely ~I with a Jacuul. ~ bedroom•, l belh•, finest bui!lln appliances, dl•hwasht<. Magnificent !ire11lact". Pano - lo.td• of dl!ckln11 -enttrlaining mecca. Pre>toQe locanon. 540-lnO ; ' • • ,.,,. FUN LIVING IN DANA POINT $34,000 9 rNll'llak!l'IO vlNf of the v1lley -verdent grttn hlU1 below! ~ ~roorm. 1 pull/Tllln baths, dehnct builtln kllch'°", dlshwa•her, family room tor ln- dOOr action wltll lnsplrl119 liret:ilace. Lovtly entry hall. Cu11om dr~llfl. rich c•rpeHr,g. Larg1 patio for outdoor Califarnia living & t nTerltining. '93·13"11 I _ _;.}. 4 BEDRM -$28,500 NO DOWN TERMS GrHI buy IOI'" G.I. wl!h no do .. ptyrnlnt -t ll oltler tubmlt S2150 down, V.,y 11tr1ellve ll•lil<t flf"llY resktlnct, 2 ti.ftls, ftmlly room w!ftl p~ nl"tJlltce very <Ofl~t tor ~lnl1111 011 h c:Mlrtlll bullt-ln kitchen d!ll'lw11111r. Lovely l»tlo -ft(:9" °" 1 w1rm """"*" dflyl 5«1-1no SOUTH COAST -OFFICES Costa Mesa JtSS H.-llftl, Huntington Beach 16111 IMckll'td. Huntington Beach tl17 .... Hunti""°" hac:h I 1n4·._ Huntington. Beach ' ·, "J1H..e1tM Fountain Yall9I, ........... Fotn!taln Y411ey .. . ,l 1'41 "'-"" MIOion Vlefo JUll,., ...... 540-1720 842-6691 962-5566 846.0604 962-8865 962·f373 842-2561 130-6060 Laguna Hills BJ0-6030 ................. l4J7tl19'ffieN San~ Ca~tTano 493-1341 11711 ... ow.- ' . . We Sell a Home .. Every 27 Minutes! '· ·• .. ~rs ' ,5 PRESTIGE HUNTINGTON HARBOUR $55,950 Open 11 to 4:)1), 3188 Mistral. Island Uvlog w11h yr&r lol>Q 11ac1tlonl l yrt. new With dr1matlt catO'ledrll ctlllng•, rllml>lonO llcau!y wl!h lnvl!!no con- veruUon pit wllh tlrtpl&Ce Masle< ~lzed bedrooms, 2 bll!h .. larot f&mllr room, formal dining room. Larqt lovelv 1><1110. W--060• " . POOL PARTIES! REDUCED TO $36,5001 FrHhlV p.aintt<I in1lde & ouT, wilt'• dream ll lTchtn, bulll-!n r&noe. oven & dl•hwuher, dollble over.s, tleganr tlre1>lace. Go+! courst grtt11 lftwns. io.td• DI decking, lu'h low 1T111intendn<e re11r yord 1nc lrtl11 Iha beau11tul 1wlt11 po01, Patio. Walk to btlacn 1001 962-tllJ. ,, • '"'. PICTURE PE RFECT! $29,7501 A root ol cok>rtu1 blooming llowen, lovely rree1. manicured lawns, Palot u eroes •IOne 1>lanCP.r~ w n' vov• he~rr al '"" glance! Mauer 1l1KI bt<l- rC>?m>. brl"h! <h--· ' '"Ing tlfeplatt. F•ethly P11!nteG insklt & 1ut. Mtrvtlcus neighborhood. "3-1311 .. • REDUCED $1000 TO $33,9501 NO DOWN Ewcillng homt w!!h nuge t•nl!hed bonus room. ' mAgnUkent !lr1111!aca. Fantastic famil y room wlrt<I rar stereo wllh 1Ptaker. Buull!ul t1J1h>m ara1>1J, exi>en11ve carpeting, l>u•l1·1~ t nc11en, dl5nw111ner. P•ho, l f'P>l1Ter •lied bedrooms, 1 gle aming 1111llman l>lllh'S. DelighHul covtrt<I p.aHo. E1t- pt"rtly l•nd.caped! 96.l·SS61i .... , .. ~~.i,,.&,·".~r., .. , ... MOVE UP TO LUXURY ! $40,950-NO DOWN G.1. 1erm1 or 111 otner IUbmll MDOO dowri! All t leclrlc ~I lilld\en. 1><15h burton 11u1n In te111Urt1, dllhwnlltr, ' bedf'OOml, 2 l>llllls, l 111111n1 flrepi.c ... llr111 l•mlly room. Thldi lhlg Ul'Plllftll lllrUOUI. Gorge<M w1llP11pcrr, •Ir condl!lonlng, tvlly lmultlld. Ltrge POI>! 1111!1 g ro\!'lld1, quiet cul-G•NC; '""'· "2.-..S. • ,.rSlnce ' 1926 ' I ·. . • l : I . .. The Public ··Defenders Staff of 44 Belie !rlyth 'Unpaid Aid is Vnsouoo • DAILY P'ILOT P'lloN In• ak~lrll Kffllllf" - ·~---L.J--• St1nct3¥ June 41 l 972 DAILY PILO T C .. , Legal Aid Society Poor Given Help In Civil Oritnge County's I~ga ! A1d S \i.·11·1\ dn1.·.., for the dcslitU!t'. fin ;1nrinl!v b:irn•1I 11 0111 ri hn~ a e1~1\ l:.il'<:-.1111. 11 ti.1t lht· 11uhl11· df'fcnd1.'r"s offit·c tint's for 1/11· indi~1·111 n<.imcd 111 a crin11n:il :it'!Jun. Suits u11 .1hll· \11 11!-:hl C\ ictlon orders. debtor4 l I l':t1\ur Ji:;putes \•;hcrr the debtor i! 1111.1hl 1• t.1 U"I' th e la1v to fii.:ht a ques-- 111J11Jh!1· runtract or 1nlt'r('st rate. IXttl\.;ruptf.1 dispute!\ :uid ju\'f'llilt' c:a.~-:'5 . Deputy DA Go1ry Ro1ndall, Public Defender Co1rl Holmes Mfft with Judge W. Patrick McCro1y ll s1·! up n nf'I\' rl'l'01'0 1:1s1 ~·1 :11· w!11'1l 11 proce ssed 15.000 0ppli!·at1 11!'• ;it 1t ~ ol!1~·f''> in Santa Ana a111I J\1\;1l11'ln1. 1\11d 1h:1t rct·ortl, sRys direc·tor Joo.;1..•pll 1\1 nalo. •-~ cerlnin to be tnpp..·d 1n \!fit "1\pplu·a111s are turned do11·n 1f \1·e f~1 lh.11 th1·1 art! capable of p:iy111g a 1:111\'er·~ 11•1•." Amato said. "llut if 11·1• 11e. 1·1·pl l11n1 ft't'S are 11·ah·t'd ,1nd 11e t·an 1·1 1·n arrruu:e for lvai\'ing of the cour1 !1!- 111~ ft't's if his funds 11·011 't stretch to lh:1! " By T0!\1 BARtEY 01 tl>t Olil"f rllot ll1lt Randall (he picked thal ahas) \\'as !Wept up in a Costa Mesa drug raid and put with a covey of co-defendants in a courtroom that seemed to him long on legal jargon and short of the kind of time be needed to tell them he was innocf'nt, un,mployed and very unhappy 11•ilh the whole thing. Finally, his turn can1e. l-lc recalls he \\'as on he feet long enough to hear the charges he already knew by heart and learn that the public defender had been assigned to him. ''Man," he said, "I thought that \vas the end of the line. Sort of like v.·elfare, the very fact that you're on it puts you five lengths off the pace before the race 11tarts." He was mistaken. Today the Orange County public defender's office has a long lelter in Randall's uncertai n English \\'hich bears glowing testimony to that thankful defendant's change of heart. lawyers are specialists , Cllrerully pi('ked men who come to me from Jaw school with lhe kind or background and aptitude that J can inject into this work." He quickly concedes that his specialists could not begin to cope "ith an annual caseload that \\·orks out at 500 cases per lav.•y('r if it 11'asn't for courtroom disposi - tiOlls that cut out 85 percent to 90 pcrecn t of those cases. l\11'n1bers of Willian1s' staff feel they could do much n1orc for their constantly increasing now of clients if their strength could be bolstered to match the 74 lawyers used for prosecuting those clients by the district attorney's office. Then again, they 1X1inl out. DA Cecil Hicks gets an annua l $3.7 million 'from the county for his operation. Willi an1s' of- fice gets $1.3 million . l-licis' salary is $38,500, William s' 535 ,500. Both depart· nient heads recruit their deputies from !av.• schools and start them out at $1,092 a month. public defender. '·Jr \Ve became av.·are of such a situation, of course v.·e'd do something about it ," he said. To Williams, the prime duty or llis staff is lo provide lhe most effective legal counsel within the linlits set by the budget and personnel limitations. ;.1"1n satisfied that v.·e lio tilat." he ,')aid. "This office has never been short on dedicated personnel and 1vhat I like lo look on as one or 11'.'0 traditions in th 11t respect are being upheld today." Those tradit ions incl ude investigal ile 11·ork by mrn v.•ho performed It in their 01vn time and v.•hich led to the c\,aring of one client facing murder charges and a setback in another murder charge th11t haunts the men of the public defender's office today. 1'helr success came in the clearing of Daniel Michael Lynem. a young Black Panther who "'as wrongly accused of the killing of Santa Ana Police Officer Nelson Sas.seer. Lynen1 ·was cleared after ,,·hat ha~ been described by all v.·ho 1vitnesscd the herculean effort as "a classic in- vestigation.'' The charges were shifted lo a fel\0111 Black J~anthcr 11hu 11;1s l:ttl·r convicted of second degree 11iurtil'I'. TII0~1AS CASE The s~un~. slogging. 111 gllt-after.11igh! effort wrnt in to in\"esllgatlon al1nrd ;.1l clearing Antonia Thon1as or Sa n Clemente of charges that she IXliso11cd her infanl son. J\lrs. 1'hon1ns is today s~·r1·i11~ a life term in Fronter:1 Prison . But that In· vestigotion :-:parked a clash be111ci•n \\'ill ian1s' otf1cf' and the di strict :i1. 1orney's office that is very niuch alive to- da y. l\1rs. Thomas had fl private attorney handling her defense in two Superior Court trials. But that did not 11revenl 11\'0 members of \Villi ams' staff from un· covering evidence that they believe loday should have cleRrcd the slight, Filipino v.·oman. Both men, say their colleag11es. \vent far beyond the call of duty that anyone should experl from lav.·yers on a stnrting salary of $1 ,092 a monl h. Bul it's not an (Si•e DEFENDERS, Page C21 An1a to nnd hi~ f 1ur f11 H ILllll' l.11\11•1''\ handl('d :J .l\00 of liu•~t· apphral111ns "I 1u• rest 11.c•t't' <"hn1111t·lll·d 1t1 a l"t'fl"rt'llt"t· !L~\ ,![ <jf,jt 1:111 l'('l"S II 110 Ill lll!"ll took Ort ~() 1w.·r- l'('nt of'th1• r :1 ... l~~ :1~~11.•1\1.•d I() ll1vn1 F11ndo.; 1is1.·rl h1 tli1.' ~<>< 11·t 1· tu tight hn~SllllS tilt b.·h::lr 11f i11d1_41·1H ft''i!lt•111-: ;i ;e pt• '.Hi1·d b·, th·: ll·1k·r.il \)II 'I' ,.f E1·oru.n11r llppurriu111~· and th1• \}!".1nr1· C' 1111111 Bnr ,\:-.~ur1.1l1 r1 l·:;it"ll rtu 1•~ 111 $9'.!,'.iOO !11 1 ht' ~1.11"1, 1, hud•:er P;1rt ol 1h1· 1·ou1111· h:11· ('11111r11Jt1111111 l'Oi\\1'.; ll"Plll :1 1·11·11:11), ,I 1,·1 .I In !11 Jlr!l"Olh' 1:11111·1"~ 11 :1·\ l:i\t• !II I i· I \1•1 CilS!'S Th<'~ don:lll' ;') 11•.'t'!"t't\\ 11( !'ltll' I<··~ rcx·l·111·il h.1' lht•rn. li1rut11.!l1 r11l11t·"· "r 'i·I tlrn1cnls 111 l"!JUJ"t, tu Arn;it u"s olr;_!.111i1;1· lion . Arnnlo fr;111hh· <"OllC'\•dt '-' li1:1I h1:- orga111zal1on could nn1 b:-g111 In l"llP\' 11 11!1 a gr11wing c:lSt'\11:1d 1v1tb.1ut !he h1•lp lli volw1!eer se rvices [ruin pr1va1c l:111"y1·r~. !av.• students. a variety of ser\lices performed by members 0£ the La1vycrs • \Vives of Orange Coun!y and law firn1s who annunlly allnc·a tc n1r1nh1•rs of !h~·1r COTJXlt":Jf(' st.1 ffs 1'\ Ll·;~al i\i<l l!<~ll('S t>.tost of \1h;11 tht•y do is kno11·n 111 1h1• tr<1tle as ··~11ekt·y ~lou~c·· -huinco111111·r!-> I .t•gal Aal l••"'Yt'rs are quil'k lo point nut !hnt po\'rrty pru1 idt•s no ins11la!ion 1ro1n a hnst of prnblems th:~t <1rt' nnr111;11!y lin ked to the n1ore OJ.fOuent nH•tnl>t'rs of society l.:111dlurrl'\ sue for bark rent. 11n un••111pln\NI man 1\ho rlOf'sn·t kllO l'I \1 J1•·t'l' lu~ next 1nr:1l"s ron1ing fro1n 1-' 11 11/1 .u1 till' mean ~ lo till' b<1nkruptry p:111t·!'~ ;uut a dest1!11ll' \\(1nu111 \\'JHll.'i in 1,·1~,,. lh\' lege1l n1t·:111~ tn rid ht•rsrU 1111"oJlli.;l1 Ilk• di vort't' t 1•urts of tiH' drunkl'I\ l111sh;1utl 11"hO boo1.1·d aw;iy the far111ly in- ' utlll' 1\H tht•\ htl\'e lo µn>vi• al !ht• l..1·~:il Aid 11ff1rt·s -i02 S. llr1111d11·;1y. S:1n ln An:\ ;uid J\12 Jlruner St . Anaht·i1n-is. Hl lht• c·a:-.c or ;1 ran1ily of fuur , that thcv dnn "t h:t'<f' tl\O!"C than $:\1 6 <l t11011th in inCOlll(', !";unities with n1n n• than four chL1drt•11 are allo1red & hi gher level of incon1e ir1 the society's assessment of their ability to pay legal fees. 1'hr vast major1t .1· or <'Omplaints filtd 11 i!h !ht• Legal A10 S11t·iety nt'vcr reach 1!1£' courtroom. "He u·as just a kid,'' Randall recalls to- day. "But. man. he spent a lot of time wilh me in the jail and in the courl room and he had that judge convinced 111 le.~s than JO minutes that I was as innocrnt as he '"as." Wil liams -a recipient of glov.·ing tributes from more than one Orange County Grand Jury -thinks his office does a much bett<'r job than most public defender's agencies. BUDGET LIMITS !·le cstima1es lhnt nll but a handful of thr 16,000 clients v.•ho come to his offif'e in a year arc sent there by the judge. His actual estimate 11·as "999 out of c1·ery l ,000." What Average Citi.ze1• Pays It -0ftl'n takes 011ly a \1•l1'phone ca\! tn 1111 1u1gry landlord or tTl'flitor. or ti <'hAt 11 1th ;1 t·ounty \1'clf11rr \1·orkt•r \\"ho tn:iy 111i51:1lo..l'!lly bclirv1• 111;1\ a gl.'11uint' fl\~ p111· 111! Jor 11id 1~ n··\ :1:-. g1•nuinr 1:1s l.t•l.!al i\1,1 1:1111·rrs dce1n h1•r to ht· 10 1·lost• !!10 11\'\I ll ui11·ned lilt· 1111hJu! :111y ll•g:d u1·1h111 li'.•tn'! t:tkcn. 'SPECIAl.ISTS' Average citize ns do not have recourse to the public defender's office. l-lo1v much does it cost the1n to t.lcfend th<'msclves 1n a criminal complaint? ~-lany of the 18,tnl cases a yea r handled by Public Defender Frank \Villiams' bustling office produce the same kind of ~tory. Williams and his 43 lawyers ha\le Jong sine' become innurcd to the in- ference that unpaid legal aid is unsound legal aid. '"The court detern1ines if the defendant is able to pay for his services and that"s the end of our inquiry right there," he said. "\Ve have the client sign an af· fidavit on his financial situation but that's all we have to do." Attorney's fees \•ary from nOlhing to $100 an hour "''ilh the average being be· l11·cen s3;, and $50 an hour. A full day in courl ca n cost a citizen $1 ,000 in legal fees . A survey of attorneys found thal Ill' minimum cost 0£ defending oneseU on a drunken driving or marijuana possession charge is about $300 if the case goes lo a "Actually. you can fare much better with the public defender th&n with many private attorneys," \\1illiams said. "My It's possible, Williams concedes. for the more affluent defendant to fail to disclose his assets and have the judge appoint the • At Your Service Write Po1t Dunn to get things done. Pat will cut red to1pe, get the 1nswer1 o1nd the •ction you need to solve inequities in government and business. Mail your question to Pat Dunn/At Your Service, Or1n91 Co1st Oo1ily Pilot, P.O. 8 .'>x 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca . 92626. DEAR PAT: I've had three kittens "catnapped" in lrss lhan four years. I see that my kittens are spa)ed or altered and that they hav' the proper shols. Is there any organizalion interested in cats that might help me find the person \\'ho takes my cats? They always wear identification tags with my telephone number and have bells on their collars so they ··woo •t bother the birds. Please help me have a kitty of my own to love and keep. My last lost cat, Ebenezer, who v.·as pure white. went out through my cot door after dinner the other day and has not returned. J am so afraid he has been "catnapped'' like all my other """· K, Z., Laguna Beach Rose 8 05ta, w.bo bi active with the An11h,lm branch. of the Natktul Cat Protection Society, Is sendlDi some pampbJ,ts on cat care to voa and wantt to pass elon1 some inlormatktn -..i~b might Itel• Jft avoid losle~ another cal. KUten• tend to stay at home until their natural tendtD<'Y to wucfer "OCCV'!I at the a~e of six months. Kittens Uoolcl· nevr:r H allowed outside otended. Tbty lutlactlvely fol'elf·Jl'Ople and eny _person hlii tlte lenl,.rlPl.I• tnJ • c:a1 .. 111s rn property. Maoy y-c.u J.U Y1etba le oeml-wDd ulnlal1 Iii bWy · areas cw ll'f .mtC\: by cm. ~ °'1••fution eu watch yollt tfttea or tra~ down a ••catnapper." A ltltlell Is yoar rotponslblllty. Voa sboatd d-ll!e ut loor, trlhl a b&el: to the lealll or stay with It Ill ,.... yri ,IOUfq are clttn an1mals •9'1 •di ...,. .. 111 ti ... • c1 ... Utter box kepi lo • f:losed t•nt~t If yoa decide your oext kitten tbtMdd be ... "ln1lde" pet. ..... DEAR PAT: , One o! the DAILY PILOT Sunday edltion3 pub. lbhod a ho!pltal •'ddrw where colored llld .. could he oent .. Would you pie.,. rtpeet thot •O. dross? . R. M.1 Costa M ... Tiie a..i er... ull al Ille /JlHY Ho1pttot, ?Ml Carson St.. Loog Beath. us's w lored slides In Its work with the pati,nts and will v.elcorn' any slides you or ot her read,rs ~'ish lo send. Be sur' to ad· drtss the slides lo th' att,ntion of lh' R'd Cross. DEAR PAT : Our beloved poodle or nine years rarely got out of our yard, but one day he moved a large brick covering a drainage hole, ran out. and was fatally injured by a woman backing a car out of her driveway two doors down the str,et. She didn't st.op in spite of a neighbqr's frantic ~arn· ings. 1fbe woman called and after reluctantly apdlogizing. she berated us because our dog was loose. She also told our vet her lawyer said she wasn1L responsible for the bill since our dog w:u In violation of the leash law. We hadn"t even thought of the cost in trying to save our pet. but in view of her antagonistic and un symnathet;c attitude, \\"e'd ju.1tt like to know what the law would say regarding lhla situation . A1. P. Corona d'I ~1ar Althoug b yovr dog wu In violat}oa of tbfl le.asb law dae to unu1ual circumslancts, your nelgbbor al90 bas llabUtty dae &o delt.ractlon be- caose your dog, whleb Is considered your ,,..,. my, was injured OI lter prope1tJ. Jf ymi , wlsfl to pursue tbls matter, send yow ae~llibor a regls· ltred letter 1ugge1tlng each party 1btorb part of the v'teriaarta1111 bill. U Olis!" 11 DOt 1cct-ptable, you may 10 tbrot1gb small ·f:lafm1 toUrt for • 1dUement. Yoa sbould alse be 1w1re ti.at most ltomeowett'• lnmuce pnt.lc!'e• provide for pn,·. m!UI er-wterlnl'IT'lan'1 bPI,. t"cmTttt " a re~11lt of hljwry of IDOtber perlOD'll pet OD &he lnlnred'1 property. DEAR PAT; ,PerlOdlc;ally, lor ha!! • d•y 11 a UGle, I hear big "boom.I" In W.. area. II IOllnds Ule 11111Uery testing end ·1 'Mllldtr II this Is helng done al the El Toro Marine CGrps Air Slallon. Sometimes the jury trial. In some misde1n canor rnscs the court tosts can be bl'l1vecn $1.000 and $2,000. In lengthy murder trials the legal fees can run into hundreds of thousands of dollars. These are bilJs the defendant has tu pay. even if he is found innocent. "Client!\ can"t even deduct legal fees for tax purposes," lluntington Beach allorncy Harry Hicks points out . In n11.1ny c:ist·s :.1 1 1or1 1l'~'~· l1'1's :11·~· paid off i?: 111slalhn1·n!s \\'1 !11 c·l 11·111"11ho f':ln1 about $80 a 11et•J... 1h1o.; l':111 llli':\11·~:11!n1111 and nothing a \1"1•1·1-.." fur :111 :Ut111"th'\" Anorneys cont·t·d~· lh:it th;· .1h11it.1 u\ ,'\ t•l\1•11! lo pay tl11•1r r~·t -II llr!h('r II bl' through barterin~ <Jr eash -i~ :1 pr1n11.· consideration in "'hclher they 11·1ll h;.1ndlc the case. J;\ll the S0("1l'i~ ·c: l;111'\1•rs d<1 Tl"t h1·..,1t:i1r io takr 1·uur1 :1t'l1on 11la·11 11\· 1 .. 1111;!1 l)Vl'l"lUr('S <ir1• l'l'jl'l'tt•\I 1\nd 1\t.•\' h.11l· nqt hesiLRtl·d ln :-.ue puhhc :u.:1'!11"ll'S Ill llu· Urfensc of indi).tl'lll.., ln rare instances -slk:h as 111bcn a person wins a false arrest suit -can damages be recovered. Presently the state bar is developing a legal insurance program which would pay a portion of the subscriber's legal fees. • l11c ..,uch aclltu1 handled by 1 he ..,ll('lc\y i11v1111 1•d the bill1ni,: or indigent pa\1c111 s by I.he Orange County Medical Ct·ntl•r on a ''n1aybe they'll pay" basis. A Su\>Crior Court judge quickly ruled that the prac- tice was unlawful and the county hosp itnl wa.s promptly ordered to abandon the procedure. \'ibrations rron1 these boon1s make the ~·hole house shake. H. C., Aliss lon Vltjo Th' operation o£ficer at 1':J Tero said no artil. lcry testing Is conducl'd at the station. llo""·ever, Can1p Pendleton does conduct naval j!unrtre and bombing target practice off the A-Outhern point Gf San Cl,mente Island and occas ionally y,·ind condi- tions caust both the booming so unds and their vibrations lo be carried Into your ar,a. ..... DEAR PAT: Could you suppl_v me wilh the \Vash!ngton D.C. address of Senator Hartke of Indiana and the \\'ashington D.C. add ress of the eongrcssm<in most interested in the people or Oran,ge County? Also. who can J "Tile to for governmenl Navy surplus boats? n. t-.1., lluntlng!on fleat·h Senator \l;tn<"I' llartke's address is -tSI Clld Scnale Office Buildinj:(. \'.":ishir.gton ll.C., 2fl510. Tb' con.i::ress1nan most interest'd in the ptopl' or Oranil:e Coun1.1· is :i 1nat!cr of indi vidual pollti· cal opin ion. The Dally J>ilot fr,qtK.nlly prlnl~ a con1plete list of federal, stat' and county lay,•. mnker11 under th' heading, "How to Addr,ss Our Lawn1 okers .'' on the editorial paf:e. A copy Is In lhe mnll lo rou. Olrcct your boat inquiry lO Navy Supply Center. 2201 Washington Av,., TolTance, Ca; IOSOI. DEAR PAT o We are thinkini; or exchanging our home for the sun1m,r, but don't knov.· \\"here lo slart. 1"1'' hea rd there are ll":td~ scr1·1ce .... at a fee, /Jsling houses 11!1 over th e U.S. and 1he world. Please tell 1ne how I can contact one or more and their fees. A. S., Co11lll J\.lt>s11 Write to llollday llo1ne Excnange Bureau, Box 555. Grants. N.~I. 117020 and VacaUoo 1-;xchnn~e Club, 663 Fifth Al'' .. New York, N. Y. 10022. ''llomes for Excban~e" also are advertls'd Jn the classlfl'd section of 'ach Saturday Revi'w of I.It· erature. Fees vary depending on Indi vidual ar- rangemenls. DEAR PAT: Jn February S(.'nt a chl'<:k for $2.50 for 1110 needlework kits offered on the back of a box of \Vhitman"s Candy. After IYaillng eight "'·eeks, r V.Tole a Jetter to the Philadelphia box number ad. dn:ss of \\"hitinan ·:;. hut s!ill h:iven 'l heard or rP- re1v ed 11nyth111g <·xtept rny c.:<1111.:c!led check. J 11on- der 1f ynu cnn hell) rnc. E. K .. lluntinl!IOn Bcar h Allhou ri;h Whltnu1n·s 1nacle 1hrs nel'dl t'11urk I.it offe r on tht'ir t'andy boxes. followup or df'lh't•ry prubl,m.~ doesn't sc<:n1 tn be the compnn}··s <:on- t'rrn. Thi' kit order~ ar' ~cnt to and supposed to he flllc>d by another Phlladelphla company which nuu1uf11ct11r'5 th' klls. Whitman's has a r'cord of perS(lnl who r'que~ted the kits , but no records ot specific kits on1,red or d,nv,nes completed. Whit· man's cvstomtr str\'lce dtpartment bas agreed to tak' care of your probl'm end Is sendtn.c you • letter off,rlng tllhtr an Immediate refund or prompt delivery of your choice. You and the Law PnlJlic lleal/,/1 Pre-e111pts All A 111e1ul111e11ts At a strtt<: uni versity, all incoming students "'ere required to have chest X-rays. But at least one young woman round this intolerable. In a courl challenge, she ar~ued : "l~aving a chest X·ray is contrary to the principleg or my religion. To require it i!I to violate my religious freedom. which is gullr- antccd by the First Amendment." However, the court overruled her objection. Noting that X-ray!I can re- ve"n.I tuberculosis anii lh!'t tuberculosis ls infectious, the court said: "The regulaticn Is purely for the purpcse of discovery. It does not say you ml1.1Jt be treated If you are Ill : it 1 only stiys if you are Ill and (don 't) " kicw If, yoU cannot spr,:id your in· T~ .. reci'~n to others." Religious freedom, or course, ranb high tn our consUtutlonal sysWn. But lt does not outrank lhe neowlUes o! public health. Said one judge: "The heallh ·Of the ptople Is the rir~t law:'' Other freedoms , "101 ml)' be limited by ~ ·~ slderations of health. tn another case, a restaurant 0WT1er Invoked freedom of enterprise to oppose the rules of sanitation laid dO'Nn by city hall. But a court n1!1'd that freedom of enterprise likewise must yield to the public weAI. "The danger to health," said the court. "reno. ders the (rHtaurant} business a pro- per one for regulation.'' StiU, even health regulations must meet the lest or reasonablen,ss. One 1 squoamish city COUllCiJ, worried abou t ~P.rms, paMC<l a J&w flatly forbidding ~ I.tie sa le of any &eeond·han d clothes 1vit hln the boundaries of the com mu-. • nlty . ' But when this law "'rui tested in court. it was held to be unc:msUtu. Uonal. The court said a total ban simpl_v cou ld not be Jw:tilled, since lesser controls could prc>- tect the public perfectly well. PuUing the 1'health" lllbel on an unreasonable law, said the court, did not make ft ren~nblr. • 1 • I -- C •J DAILY P!L01 Good Deed People NURSE BARBIE BARRETTO WITH-MARIA Spinal Da11ge1· Corrected From her birth in a r undown section of T ijuana . Maria had a part of her spinal cord ex posed in a small growth on her back. If it were injured, she could have been paraJized for life from the waist down. But, the growth wa.o; painfuJ , so Maria tended not to play in rough games with other children anyw ay. The nine-year-old fron1 Tamura School in l•'ountain Valley, where she moved with her parents and seven sibling!! last year. was lucky to come into the care of Spanish-speaking nurse Barbie Barretto of Fountain Valley School District. On her own time. the 26-year-o!d nurse visited Maria's home in the Co Jonia Juarez area of Fountain Valle y. "The parenL~ kne~1 about Maria's prob!em. but they "'~re afraid and didn't know ho"' to get it fixed,'' f\1rs . Barretto recalls. Nurse Baretto did kno\.V. though, and she arranged for the $5,000 hospital,su rgery Maria needed through the Crippled Children's Services of Orange c:ounly. r Maria isn 't the only member of the -Mexican-American family that Mrs. Barr1etto has helped. Last Christmas, after she noticed that all of the children in the family lacked warm clothing, she took up an office collection that netted more than than 30 gifts to "give the rhilrlren a real \.hristma .... " And still today, Mrs. Barelto often drops by Maria's house lo see if the famil y needs anylhi n ~. "I'm just. ~lad to be in the right place at the: right time." said the nurse who is employed In Fountain Valley throu.li:h a federal T itle I grant. Help for You Retired, lo nely, living alon~~ There are senior citizen groups in most all of Orange Coast communities \1:hirh can provide friendship and activities. In Huntington Beach. a senior citizen's cl ub mr;,ets each f\.1 onday morning at 10 a.m. for a meeting, table games and refreshments. Activities include pleasure trips. shopping trips. singing groups, a dance each month and frequent pot luck lunches. For membership information, call 536-548fi. ·rhe group also serves Fountain Valley citizens. It meets al 17060 Orange Ave .. Huntington Beach. A1 women's group meet.." each Thursday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. af. 175 N. Coast Hi~hwa~·. Laguna Beach. Sponsored hy the Laguna Beach Parks and Recreation Departmen t. mem· hers enjoy outings. cards. table games and other act ivities. For all Cos ta Me sa. ('orona del ti.1ar anrl Ne\vpnrt Bearh rP si rlents. a group meets each v.reek at. the Senior Ci tizen!t Recreation Center, 15th Street and Jrvine Avenue. Newport Rearh . On the first and thirrl ~fon<la .vs of each month. the group mf'cls at. 10:30 a.m. for a business meeting, fo llo\\·ed by p1 · noch le. ('anasta and brirlee. F.\'erv Monrlav. 'T'ue.~rl;i v rind Frirl11v at fl 30 a n1. men1· hf'r~ n1£'t'1 lo nl;:iy trih le ,i:;amCs 1\ craf! t1rid hnbb.v .e:rn11 p meet~ al Jfl .10 am. Monrlavs. Fnr ninre 1nformal 1nn. r·all \\'~lier or (~harln11e Mill er at fi42 ·4022 In S:in C'le mente, the .t\d ult Re rrea!lnn ,•\s.~nci;1110 n meets t\1 ire a nionlh for game!! anci prizes and refre ... hments on the second Frida y of each month. at. 7:30 p.n1 . On the fourth Friday of each month, members pla.\' bi n~o. and shuffleboards, or dance. The.v may have ~roup 0111.ings. Membership fee is $7 .50 per year. For information, call t.he as· sociation et 492·3386. San .Juan Capistrano senior citir.ens meet al the (;omn1unty Artult Cenler. F'or more information, caJJ 493-1615. You Can Help 1'hfre's a lnng. hot summer ahead. Hun<lreds 9f Oran ge \ou nl~' yo111hs \\'111 be s pendlnJ some of their sun da ys hright- enin£ the livr ~ 0f n!hers by jolnlng the volunteer v.•orld. h1any of the a,eencies ar\d organilations \11hirh work \1·1!h tl1e hanrl1rapped, dl!lativant8gerl and infirm need the en- lhusi asm, vi ta lity and enerp;y teenagers bring to su1nmer a~­ :;;ignrnents. The four vnl11n teer bureaun in OranJ;(e ('ounly havP. rnmpil ed al !1)as!Pr li-"t of summer volunteers jobs. Copies of the master ral enrlar Hs i are available upon request at the volunteer b11r('aus .J\p;e requirements restrict some openings lo older teena,l!ers but placement is pos!iihle for those as young as 12. STUDENTS AID HOSPITAL: COSTA MESA , ORANGE, LONG BEACH -Summer volunteers provide v1\uable serv· ices to hoepital" and their patients in the Orange Co115t 8rea. To learn abnut the available positlon ti:. interested students s hould attend the oricnt1'tion classes. Long Beach: Veterans Administration Hospit.11 1, ~ a.m. t(I noon. June 3; Oran~e: Nur~­ ing Auditorium or the Orange rounty Medk•l \enter, 3:30 p.m. June 12; and Costa Mesa· Fairview St.ate Hn5pi\(ll, n a 1n t.o 3 p·.m .• June lf\. for more information. cal! the volunteer bureau at 642·09B3 . · ASSIST CONVA LESCE NTS: NEWPORT BF.ArJl-R.,i· dents of Park Lido C:onvalesrcnt J-lospit.al need help with Jetter writing or cr·art projPrt.~ nr friendly ronver ... at io n Vi~it· in-hours are from JO a.rn . 10 noon anrl 2 p.m. tn 4 rm. Min.iiltum age la 12 year•. Call Brenda Pentecost al 642·2410. " . -- Picnickers Flii·t With Poisonings Plann ing • picn1r lhis weekend ~ Tf you're the typical pickniclcer, y4'lu'll probably lo..d your food b&!ktt with rlt vi!ed eggs, pot11tn salad, ham or chirktn !lal11d 5andw1rhts, creamed or !'Cal loped dh1ht11, and c rt 1m -tlJ1 e d r!tl'erts. If you do takt a food b111ket l!ke !hat to a picnic, you 're flirting with food poi"'1ninli:, Tht most 1:nm n1on cause of food pnisoning il' stAphylococc! bacteri11. The .oita!)h germ!! 11re likely to be found 1n SLl1rchy foorls and sweets, 11uc h 111 potatoes. crean1 pies, anti custards. Salo1onella, another ba ct eria that clln cause food poisoning , may be present in poultry , eggs. meat·. potato salads. and other foods when they are not properly rP frigeraterl Staph poisoning ran hi! in as short a lime <is two hours. anrl salmonella poisoning develops between seven and seventy-t wo hourJ. Althou~h th i.~ type of rood poisoning is .'ielrlom fatal. JI can cause <'In arutt illnes.'I or short rlura tion. Its sym plom11 inrlude l'l brlomine l pain. chills, fever, frequent vnmit)ng , di~rrhen . and prostr11tion. Whf"revf'r .vou ~usper! food pniwning , i.:.rt l he \'irtirn to expel as much of thf' fond A~ pns.'iibll' from his slomach im · mt>diatl"l y. To makf' him vomit. stick .vour finff:cr down his !hrnat, or use ~n emetic (Such ;:ii; mustard in lukewa rm watt>r I. Call a phy"ician . To gu;:ird against !00<1 poi son ing. fol low this 11d1'ice: e Re sure that all foods (hat need refrigeration are kept cold until eaten. These include puddings, custard fillings, cream desserts, fish in ell forms, scrambled or de viled eggs, potato salads and other salads mixed with mayonnaise -to name only a few. e The be.'lt way lo keep p1cn1c food is to use itn insulated box with a tight-fitting cover. Use a lot of ice . e Never . NEVER prepart. transport. nr store beverAges or fonrl in a gal11van11 - Prl pail . Acid action on the zinc results in 11n end produ ct tha1 frequ ently causes gaslro-intcstinal upsets of v ar yi ng severil.v. e Wrap refrigerated sand\.\·iches snug· \y in waxed paper or alu minum foil and pack 1hem in to the chilled, 'i nsulated box immediately bt"fore lea ving home. The contents will remain coo l a few hours. e no hot serve sca!lopt>d dishes , f'!i· pec iall y thosP using milk . eggs . flour . nr sr11rch -un lesl' they are made just ~­ fore picnic time and kept hot unlil l'lerved. • If vou don't ha ve an insu!eled bot, pl >in ;:i 1l1enu or foorl~ which 111rt not like\~ to spoil ; pe11nut bu tter, jellies, c11nnPd mPat.s, anrl other cAnned 1tnd ~11led jars and bottle.~ that can ~opened just bef!'1re usin~. Fres h fru it, Ylhich sho11lrl be wa.~h· MARY PAT MURPHY RECEIVES MILO SHOCK FROM THERAPIST DONNA HOLLY Smokers • Ill for Real Jolt E'lectricity Used in. Arersion Th .erap y to Break Habit R~· ~I ARY PAT MURPHY SEATILE (AP ! -The room is stark , small and reek s of stele cigarette smoke. Next lo one wall is a table heaped with srores of helf. smoked cigarettes, crumpled cigarette packages .and burned matches. The stench i s nausealing. r lit a cii:arelte and put it to my lips . Then l was zap~ \vilh e!t:c- tric curren t. This treAtment ls called Aversion the.r,11py, 11 is aimf'd at breaking lhP cigarette habit. The Northwest firm . Schick Labor11toriei:;. which opera tes the prog1·am says abnut 70 percent of the 1,500 people who h11ve gone through it ha ve stopped smoking. That "cure r.:ite." it says. is b11sed on three-month follow-ups . 1 am one of the 1.500 . The program is based on the premise that the i;mok Pr t:DITOR'S NOTf;; Srnnkinp niore? E'n j oyirr g It le.,.~? ThPn m.aybP yon shn11ld !ry e.lectric shock thr.r- npy thnt. pivf'.~ ynu a jnlt evr.ry tim.t you light. up. One nion u1ho tried. it gnt to hnte thr wetd so much he co u/dn 't bear to pick tip butts on hi.s riarar;t floor. really wants to quit. since he's willing to pay the. $150 treat· ment fee . After an in iliRl in- terview. which elimina~s abo ut 7 percent of the ap- pllc1nts. the i;moker i s prepared (or his therapy . Each smoker i~ 11sked l.o record on a ~Tis! counter the num~r of ei g;ircn.es smokM ea ch da .v br.tween the in· terview and the beginning of ther.:ipy, The co unter I s designed to make him con- scious of the number of cigarettes he i:;mokei; and v.•hen he sn)okes them. Before. !he trealment~ he11:1n. lhe smo kers 11re given the usu::il hr.::illh ~core talk and 11re told some or the social benefit.'! thal becoming a nonsmoker will bring. Each person then is taken to M individual therapy room, whi ch is carefully se.t up to present cigarette smoking as uglv and obnoxious. The. ther11pist hoo ks up the client to the "zap box " 11sed lo administer a mild electric: shock. some\vhal sharper than the jolt of static e!ect ririr y ont> gets from scuffling acro ss 11 carpel. The would·be nonsmoke r is !old to light a cigarette and i~ jolted by the current nov.'i ng 1hrough electrodes strapped to his wrist. Twn ci~11rett el! ~re l!mok~d duri n.: each hour.tong therapy ~ession . The l'lmoker 1~ told to !Ake 15 quick puffs on each without Inhaling , and he'• zapped with each move 89 he picks up the cigarettt . raises it to his mouth and puffs on it. Under ''quick puff" therapy. the smokor is told to smoke three cigarettes in 10 minutes. taking a drag and inhaling every six seconds. Zap. The therapy se!Ssions &re designed to produce 1 n .!!version to the sight. smell and taste of cigarettes. Ahout two months after treatment it wss difficult for me, once .a pa ck-a-day-plus smoker. In even eoter thfl thl'r<ipv room . Hardwick, 11 local radio perS-Onality. ~ay:i: he could nl'lt force himself to touch 11ome hults he found on the noor as he wai; cleanin~ hi:i: garage. After five aversion ~essionA. the ex-sm4'lker i~ 111sked to rPturn for group ther1py once a week f4'lr eight week!. 'Old Biddy Launches Rear Attack ed before eating, can be used for desert. B~· COU1''T MAR Cf) She was calling herself a color and sagged on her dum· e If you use ham. egg, chicken . or This i.!i the third time I have ,,_., !ady. How dare she! Standing py figure . other mrar salad sand wiches -rlon't bl>en set t.pnn 1n public by BEAUTY there in public and taking my Who could Jovt anythina: like make them in adv 11ncc. Take along the snrne old biddy_ and !'in an-an d the name in vain proved she ~·as tha t? H's her fault. too. Such bread. anrl the mixture under refri.11:era· d far from being one. unsightliness is inexcusable. nnyr . lion, and make sandwiches at the picnic. BEAST She was an emot ionally Oh. we\1 , c'cst la vie. [!. was nhviou.~ !hat this e ThP humhle. old ·f<ish ioned hot clog i~ h unstable creature, as are so I've told you before: When angry repressed 11·nn1an ~· o 4'lne of !he safest meats lo t.ake on any many other American women. vou have viole nt reactions t.o picnic. Its skin·tighl, individual casing sneaked up beh ind mr. and r ve ry pa sserby by lhe arm . To me it was obvious what a iny column. consider them as discouraji!CS bacteria . then let fly with a kick had pointing h.vsterically through terr ible mess her home life is. waming signs. When they oc· snme!i1ing seriously wrong !he window and screeching, e The cook-out type of picnics is 1hf' 11·ith her , like lack of a good "There·.~ th;:it ., And no wonder. Her fuzzy. cur, reread the column again safest. Foods arP eaten as soon a ~ thry man . Well. really, 1 shudde r In nverdyed red hair was half and again. Something is wrong are cookerl ; lhcre is no chan ce for fond Aftr.r hf'r vicious assault. recall the words she used . But cove red with a spotted in your marriage. Only you poisoning to develop. she stood outside 1 h e 10 top it all off. during one of babushka, and the dress she r an straighten it out. If you Follow the rules or i;i:ood hygiene : Don't rcstau ranl v•here 1 v.· as her moments of shrieking she wore was some indeterminate try, that is. let anyonP with sores. cuts, or boil.~ lunching and scre amed ~·as heard lo say, "There·sl--~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!!!:;;;; prep;:ire 1he foorl ; wash hands befor,. obscenities that wou ld make a that SOB \\'ho calls us Ameri. I handlinp tht: foOO : proteci it from fli~ sailor blush. She gr;:ibbed can ladies slr>bs and cows_·· a o d o t h e r <'o n t a m i n a t i o n _ , ;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"l I (1IU1rn!1 ~1<111c1! A•aocl11!"' Ii DEl"EN DERS. • • (Conllnuerl From Pait> Cl I 11n11~ual J;tor~· 1n the pi1hl1r rlPfcnrler 's of· fj("p. HP think.<; hi.~ offll'P ca n niakf' in rn:.rlJO: 1ntn 1h;:it co11t of $200.000 .:i .ve;:ir if hf' r,;:in implement a plan 1hal !hf' Loi; Angeles County public derender·s office already hal! approved . "If it goes through . the Lo.oi AngC'lcs staff will i;rep in to take over our conflict of interest cases and v.·e'l! take on theirs." Will iams said . "That way we'll make 11 bht hole in the present high cost nf hiring outside lawyers to defend in- digents. •·tt won't si t !on well with the. private allorneys who usu~lly get tha! kind of call." Williams said. "Bui I think our first duty is to provide l'I publ ic defendf'r for that lype of defendant And r rlon 't think he 'll care very much which count y ht comes from 11s long ;:i" he gets onP." frank \Villi11ms' public d~fenderi:; ha ve 11 lot nf public tu serve and never enough deff'nders to do the job they'd like to do. '·Rut they do very well . very well in- deed ," he s11id. "They do the kind of job I w11nt done ln this office." Very few ca11es ire turned down by Will i.ams' busy office. And almost all of those rejection!! item from "conflict of interest" 1lluatlons e<>mparablt lo the one th.al exi!lttd Jn the Lynem·League case!. WHli1ms' lnvtStlgators cltared Lynem of murder charges. But they could not d~fend Lt.ague because the evidence they dredged up In tho Lynom probe put the blame fairly and·squt1rely on Ltague and, in fact, figured promi nently in his con· v\ctlon. lnsta-Mat1c· Color 'll.lrilng --2~1re1 he•u• Cf l,.._Mttte c.lor Tu"lnf, MOto~• t tl mlnti.cl the compllctttd coior adlu"'"'"t buttona on !tit r1mot1 control lrtl'llll'llttt r to m.ke r1mot• conl~ lunlnQ M.IY· It• • d1moitttr1non 1od1yl ff'I 1 grNI v1l1.11l Medtl TTl!MJW 21 ,, MOJ OROLA :~t~=~-5479 coneolette OC--1ColCll40l":>l=f'. TV J YRS. PARTS • PICTURI TUii WARRANTY 1 Yl. IN HOMI IDYICI "In thO!t cases. the judge wlll appoint a private attorney to defend the client at county cost," Wlllh1ms 111ld. "That. ln- cldent•lly, """!' the taxpayer six tim.. 1--·~131 :.,:~I~~~ .~ould ii the public rlefender TV & APP,IANCE CENTER "Our servic e l!i never inferior but It H.,,.. Cettlf e 2JOO ~ •·• doe• come muclt cheaper," Willla1111 • .-C9STA MISA grinned. IL. ____ .;;....;, _________ .., ' " • I • •• <. ' ~ I ' .. - 3 day frosting special! come In Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday for your fash ion frosting value .• only 14.H Ctmtlete •lfll l9Mf 3 day perm special! 15.00 Wonder Curl ......... only t .'5 20.00 Mag ic Curl .......... only 12.H 3 day special! Baalc Cut •• 2.00 • Shampoo-Set. J.45 Mil 1b0ul fllr.,..... IMOll ., Crownmg Glory beauty salon SOUTH COAST PLAZA-Ptleot M6·71H L..., L ... t-Neat N ... ,, Open lvtnh11• 267 I. 17ltl St., Coshl M-..,• Ml·Hlt o,.n lvenl"fll & l"ntl•r Wt CAltl aNut yovl L• yevr INltl Appointments not always nectss11y . • • • • ' • • ' . , n , I --... '> • Btiys:'Cl~t,s , -' Swneil onRocks By RUDI NIEDZIELSIU 01 "" .. II~ ,.llfl ll•ff Re ing "sto~." in the current vernacular o( the underground culture, is to get ''high." Ofttn on poetry, music or 1rt, but perhaps more orten on drugs. But not at the Boy1 Clu b or the Harbor Area where adult leaders are working doubly hard to divert the attention of boyf away lrom drugs and toward more u~ful enterprise. There. being "stoned'' mean., the thrill of turnin g ordinary desert rocks into beeuti(ul jewels during a lapidary cl1n every Tues-- de y and Thursday night. "\Ye go out to the desert about every two months vdth our rock hammers and look in special areas for our materi als," ex - plairyd Lance Heck, 12. one or 25 boys enrolled in the clas.!!. "Yo u have to know ex· actly "'he re to I o o k . Somet imes you have 10 dig the rocks out of the ground . But the word gels around among us \\'here the good roe~ can be fou nd ." he added. Back at the well-equip- ped lapidary laboratory at the Boys Club on 2131 Tu!ltin Ave., Coata Mesa. the boys aort their opal, agate. obsidian and jade treasures for conversion into polished st.ones. "You have to cut it into thin slabs firs t and then you can put a template over it. which micht havt the oulll.ne of a beart or a C"ros,,," L&nce e1plained. "You mark it with in AJumJnum Pencil •nd then cut It to 1haipe with an oil· cooled saw that hu a dl• mond blade." The rough •Ion< 11 then moved along row!I of grin- ding and sandirqi: wheels for smooUiing, and flied on a short stick with • h~.rd-se11in1 j"'•elcr'1 wax. "Wt call ttlis doppi ng," said Lance ff! tie joi ned stick and stone 01'tr .ll small lamp name. "You ?lave to put it on a stick so you c'an hold it while )'Oli'(e rounding and polishing the top." A leather disc, attached to the grinding whe el. i.!I used for polishing, the most time-eonswning part of the lapidary process. Polishing agent... such a!I tin oxide and cerium, help bring the stone to a high luster. La nce . 1\·ho along \\'ilh his 16-ycar-old brothrr Stere. has cul and p0Hsh- ed son1e 300 stones durinp; !he past three yeani , has gi \'en a\\•ay some of hi.!1 gems as presents after setting them on rings or in necklace mounts. The major portion of their collection, however. is reserved for entries in lapidary arts contest. Last )'ear Lance took home tht National Junior trophy of th e American Federation of ~fineralogical Societies, Your ffo1·oscope OA1LY l"ILOT ll•H l"htM LANCE HEC K, 12, 'OOPS ' STONE beating h1.c; br11thr1 h1 a .scant three po1ni .. This year, 1ht• l\111 brothers v.·ill t' 11 11 t r <. t another national f'h,1111- pionship, sponsored by 1hc Searchers Gem a 11 d t.1ineral Cluh 1n Anahein1, June 29-July 2. Although both b oy s claim their prize-w1nn1ni:: artistry ''is just a hobby :' they are looking forward lo possible careers as jewelers. Joe F'lecke nste1n. branch director of the Bu\" Club. said t h e !Jp1dar~· ela!'is v.·a~ madr pus~1ble through volunteer 1vork b\• ins tructor Don Freernan and gen erous donations of equipment by the Ulng Beach Gem and ~linera l Society. "It's a good hobby for 1 boy to carry through life. It's something he can make a living at and it also gets the kids out of doors, to !he desert and the niountains. to look for !heir rocks," Fleckenstein said. Scorpio: Act on What You Learn MONDAY JUNE S Ry SYDNEY O~IARR "I am 16 and ha ve a great fcf'l1ng of bei ng left out. 'You usually make the most of Aries. Scorpio and l.«:o. I am a Cancer \Yhy don 't you ever comment on Cancer? Paula Goode. P a !'I ad en a. Re- sponse : The Cancer \\'O- wan can k e e p a family together. can m a k e a house a home. can be sensuous, seru;itive, aware of security but reckless when it comes to affai rs of the heart. The young Cancer girl is physically dra\\·n to Scorpio. finds th at young men born under Pisces are dra\111 to her, discovers that U!o gives her a fe e{ing of securit,\·. Cancer per~ons tend to have a "moon face." work al being ~!amorous. can spot a phony and usually are capable of sa \•ing for proverbial rainy dav Some famous persons oom under the wd.iacal sign or Cancer i n c I u d e Swian f Havv.•ard Vince Edwards. 0. 1 J. Simpson and Dan Rowan. ARIES (M•rch 21·April 2{}): Cycle high and your intuitive intellect is on target. AV-Oid thost who h11ve been wasting :vour tirne . 'Take steps toward ~realer independence. Find out what ha11 been restricting you. Get rid of it. . TAURUS (April :IG-May 20): Secrets are featured. People confide In you. Many now ta.kt your time, mab demandl atMI expect you to becomt involved In thei r affairs. Use dilctttkm. Be sympathetic, not reckless. Gemini and Vtrse play key roles. SCORPIO (Ckt. 23-Nov. 211: Maintain low profile. Avoid the obvious. Be attentive to GEt\1INT (May 21.June 2Cll: one who expresses himself in }.·l a~e conciliatory aeeture to poelic terms. You could com· familv member. SI res s harmOny , m In i m I z e dif-prehend where. others are ference!I. Accent • now b on ~ puizltd. There ls way out of friendshi p. reluatlorl from dilemma. You make vit;;il te nsions. Do your entertaining discovery. Act on \\'hat you at home . lnterMt ii'\ music, 1earn. the ari.s proves beneflclal. CANCER (Jlllle Zl-July 22\: Emphasis on am b l tlon 1 , achievement, ulUmate coali. Pisces individual could play key role. see in light ot reall· ly . Eschew wtabful thinking. One who whllpen aweet nothings ~ st&illn&. Act ac- cordingly. LEO (July 13-AU(. 22): You SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22· Dtc. a1 ): Good lunar aspect now coincides with romantic interests. Emotions teod to domlriate. You can · be creative, venatlle and funny. Personal ma1netlsm is empl111iud end popultj'ity ; .. cretlses. Another Sagtttlrian Is in J)ictur~. can reach far 1nd make you r CAPRICORN {Dec. , 22-Jan. presence felt. Now you find 19): Activ ities may be curtail-y,·~ere you iland, how y~u ed. 'nlere are apt lo be blocks, , rate. \\'hat you planned 15 obstacles. Key is to look for tested. Your lnfluenct moves openings. Doc't feel there is otl)ers or leaves them in. 18 ): Cooperate " I th Caprlcora. Move about. Send and deliver messages. Be alert. Social contact could be meaningful. Know it and re- spond acCilrdingly . S h o r I journey is on agenda . r-.1ake relative.!i understand v o u r 1 goal. · PISCES ! Feb. It-March 20 1: l\loney angle is empha.!!lzed. You actually could g ~ t something for noth ing. Tha t's the way it will appear but T1UM11 and Ubn are In- volved. Family member plays instrumental role. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY )'Oii are dJ!>ltn lc, a nat~I salesman, able to put acrou ~ and idea1. You could e:rceJ in 1dvertlslng, public relatlOOI. You bring together prenoi'll witb'opposlng views. You are the catalyst : you will, thll year, do plenty of traveling and oodeli.lng. different. 'There will be 00 in-only one way. You are being be Pl ,.,.:n .. d\ te11ted. Aquar ian will help you T• flnll ""' 'lllflo'• "'"*" tor vw 1n tween. an acw ...... ,..y. find the way. Dillplay sense of' _., 1nc1 ""'· Vfff' s,..i""' °""'•"'' VIRGO (, ••s. , -) boakl.t. "s.u.f Hinh for ~ •M n\11. -p~. -: humor. w-~." kf'ld lllrtlldal• and n ct1111 Finish what J,OU 1tart -ap-to Om1rr Alltrelor/' UC:rlf,, thl DAILY I •· In AQUARIUS CJ -F b "'L.OT .... n..o. Gr•lfld C•n•••I ,,,. pies espec.w. y to vestment an. "'1r e · tlor\. H•w York, H. Y. 10011. and saving program. Ariel 1116· -------------'-'-'---"'-~-'--'-'-=~--- dividua1 ct1uld play prominent role. Accent is on dlt:&lng beneath rurfact lndlqttont. Get at trut.h -it will set you 1r ... LIBRA CS.pt. 23-0ct. 22 1: Spotlight is on marriage. partnei'&hip, cooperative ef- fort!!. 1/ou find new ways of achievll1g. You learn meaning of publldty, public nlttlona. Legal Joophole II leatured. Leo 11 In plcturo. Do plenty of 1.111en1n1. Regis Beauty Bulletin DE·NTAL PLATES • Brfdlewotk • Flllnls e X-Ray -e Extnctllns ALL ON INSTANT Cltl DIT TlltMI All CNdlt Hnlell ly My Olfr.il No lank or l'IM-C.. T• DMI "1th COn ........... C,.."l ~ DR. OAKES IN MISA DI NTAL CINTlll 267 I. 17tll ST .. COITA MUA . PHoNI ~6-1112 ', Ne,Alrf11fttnM N1111Nry Olli* ... '-In w i. y,., Walt ' ......_.,,,, 'T1I. ' , ... ..... ..... Meet Matt and ' Dave our awa td -winning minute men lnioy a grut cut end f1bulou. Mt In mere minutes. Trophy winning halrcut- ter1 wlU J19rtonali1e a ,,..., haircut for you a lone, Matt and Davo wi ll perform lllf rHloo with tho curling Irons and 1po- clal Mnd dryor1. Call u1 now for your .,..mtmtnt wi~1 theM Master Stylf1t1. 1D Ote~l 'BEAUTY SAlONS ll,ny., AND WIG BOUTIQUE SOUTH COAST PLAZA , '100 steps f rom the M•y Co. I Appointments not always necessa ry SIHW!ity, Junt •, iq11 OA!LV 1'1LriT fJ Sex -9·n~e W< ~s M1~ster~o u s 8y Erm l1m'Mck ' Ont of my lrltlldl' daqllter pooed an inlenltlni ci-loo tht other day. She saMI, "What did ell of yoo people over :10 do befort Or. Dlvid Reuben invented 1e11·• It struck me that 11 bu just been wit hin the la.sf10 yur1 that sex has become more romplicated than an operation ma.nual for a concrete mittr. We have become o v t r: educated lo the point that if we art> not cartful, sex will hold all the suspense and ex · cilement or a ftstrred hangnail F'rom 11 woman w ho wouldn't takr off her gloves unttl she s.81'' an t ngagement here too tell you it's ring. I ani been qu lle see an t ra 111ale \\'ilh staple 1n hi an adjustment to ! hat produces a fold out legs and a s nave l. ot possibly imagine You cann what il is and live in !here is no tination to like to be over 30 a generation where plac e for a vac· hide anymore. we do befatt u1 What did was invented ·ro begin l<Jt more. bu didn't know ? with, _we laughed a I at the time we it was called sex. our imagination. ad Kathleen Nor· \\'e used \\'hen 11·c re ric; and she !he fll'epla wrote. '"T'hf' fire in " flick~red and • AT WIT'S END died," we k.ntw Brad and Helen weren 't alttlng thf.:-e pkk.ing lint out of the carpel. When we went to the mov ies and Claudette-Colbert and Clark Gab:le •tared into each other's eyes over lhe Walla or Jericho, we didn't need vi!luals to !ell w what went on when the screen went dark. Ne1vs Area Qu es tioned TUCSON. Ariz. \UPI ) - Trash cans in Tucson's Ci· ly Hall should be declared aff limit.! lo newsmen, Ci- ty Attorney lle rb erl Williams 11ys. Williams said trash cans in the City Counc il chambers h11.ve become a major source of in· formation for reporter!! b11rr~ from the council'• executive sessions - I I I I ' 1llose or w 1¥ho were mar- ried bungled our way throup thrM or four chUdren. Wt call~ it love. Su u 11 ls called today used lo be a private. mysteMous. lntlmal e, exciting bit of lift that was sparked by 1 touch of wickedness vrhen wrapped In a plain, brown wrapper. Today, sex ii frank and opea. I take no pride in being c•lled sexy any more. Wha l isn't? Toothpaste is: sexy. Deodorant is sexy. So are lipstick, breath mints and shaving kitlon The other day I saw a C'Ol'll mercial in 11.·hich a throat\ h u s k y \'Qi('e !'!8ld ' Tr\ orani.:e~ Thf'\ 'rt terl!ltXlW " l'T'ht last Apollo crew didn 't thlni: ao wbta they rot an tarful. t In look1ng to tho luwre l can only !fie cracHrt that are raplW'OUJ ind bu& 1pr1y that · Is trotie. I ean Joo\: forwlf'd to movies that 11e comparabla to lratning films and booka that !ell more 11bout sex than any peraon has a right to know . I shouldn't be at all IW'pti&- od If IMl• day nudity bocame so bortng that )'Cit.I would hive lo put your clothes on to 1et noticed on the beach. Theo Over 30 generaUon did 11ut produC'e the Dl.-y ot A \lad Hoosewiff'. The mad hou.~\\'lft of my day didn't Ji:1~·t 11mr 10 keep 11 diary - -iffi~'fWM9~R1l"( .... .,,. ... _. • ..,, 01•• 0 VIiie ,.,., Ml~ .... °',"•--l<I - -,_.., .-.... Th• Calico Attic Tiff any Too • chofml11• llttto 1101• with H .. tk 11ltln1•t• I• .. ,,.., '"- h1111dcrolted tlft1 f•• tho ho-. •-' c .,,,.,. • llftlth•t. c.IMb, Sl'ffl•llal11t 111 tt<1••1111I tlftt t 11111tt.ll 111.chl!Wll *" 1ec.,.. 11114 11111~11• 91ftt f•• 1pocl11I tlv• _, .... ,i". c.-- occo•l•11•. '" ~"' ... ,,,1*. 01111 'itep Sho,pl114 - J2 U•~•• Sh•I" Opon l~o l~t~ ~<"1. II • m •• J 11.m , ~h!Klllll Slillp1 ••!-... l\turl •111 f. • T hey bend over backward ' -..::to make him c omfortable ! A c. • Put Dod front row c enter w it h these man.size d c ho irs -1n 1he expected J.H. Biggar quality, yet price d wil hin the range of the bette-r Fcrther'1 Day g ifts. High, wide ond handsome, but rugged enough to be orovnd for many a Father'• Doy. Be choosy, too, because there's 0 i good range of styles ond fabrics. A.. M°<!'"' Stro rol Glmge r lo Sock 21,.. tt 2St"' ~· ~OMOtl Sfm~et lo 9oc:lt J7'f"' C. Mod•"' Stro~ 1...- NOW FtATURED, • .A T All 3 STORES SANTA ANA Mai n II El eventh l'OMONA 547· 1621 PASADENA • • ;_ • : :: I ' • • Ju.dith and her hu•band, Clyde Zulch are quite a team . musically. He accompanie• her cello per· formances. D1ily Pilot Photo• by Rich1rd Koehler S11nd17, June 4, l t 7'2 ' , A likeness of the late James Irvine II is taking shape under Judith's agile fingers. She has portrayed many famous ·figures , including President Nixon. w.ich<!I heavily on the mind ol their niece,.Miss Judith Bland, and she dec1ded to fashion it with her ewn buds u a memorial to them. ~. The ~ted bust, which is a lauer·llw>-lilMU.· work, caoghl thf· 1ttmti>a of the pubUc and Miss A Bland'a, work was purcb~ by a citht:nl cxmmitttt for the Nix91"1 Llbnry. I n a n e v e r -to-.bc-lorgot1en ceremony. P1trici.a Nixon received tht. bust for the library and Mi" Bland w111a abl e to receive the First Lady'• complimen~ in person. CAREER mGHLIGllT The Nixon bust wa.s the triumph of a career already filled with acbievemeots in art and music that began in Pasadena. where Miss Bland spent her childhood . Her father, Reginald Bland, set the artistic pace for the family with hi.! career a.oi a concert violini!t, aymph,ony conductor and teacher. He founded the Pasadena S}mphony and had a regular Tues· da y evening open house at his home for famous artists and musicians. :P.1any faculty members fro m Cal Tech came to play quartets and octets. in.spiring young Judith \\•ho wa s an eager onlooker. Art also Wa3 an early interest for her and she started d o i n g caricatures o! horses at the age ol 4 lor the Ladies' Home Journal. ''.We are what we are because of l~ beautiful gen~s back there," .!ibe said, referring to her talented grandparents and parenls. Her grandfathers OOth were prom· lnent in early California society, one a trustee of Golden Gate Park and Stanford University and th• other the Jounder of the first at Grass : ' .J A Pot Shot DEAR ANN LANDERS' 5'frlt call ;1'·ho read this wHI thin\ i(.!1 a PJ,coy let· : ter but 1ny kid who is st.rung out on drugs will knO\\. it's on the' llvel. And that's the kid I wanl to reai. I started with pol -a little hlmUess 1moking. Potheads laugh when they bear the squares say grass leads to stronger stuff. I laughed too, bul I must admit that's the way it \\'as with me . The second step \\'a~ '"only an cxper· fment." I wanted lo see ho\v much acid I could drop before I blew my mind or it blew me. It was cool, man, like shaping up for , 1 moon abot. I got everything together l·pnd ~ 1 call><! 1 bu<ldy to sit with ~.In cue·l htt 8 bummer. This i.s the WrimUeD law for acid·heads. Yoo gotta ,._~ __ when 1 buddy calls. The sitter ~~·..,I ti. d<J>Sn't join you . • ftlt~ed in th~ next 24 hours '11 never know for sure. but I woke up .. hoopilak I JOI too much !.SD on the iloond tqUlrt. I ran out of the plact onto iltt roo/, lry[nC-lo fly. Finsliy l crashed through 1 l!lkylilh& ..... lt took me three days 4ll •• It ell illfttllet. j: oty.., tlTen 'I ..,! "'"' who I w8! O\' wbal bad lllpPened. l made up my Jil1Dd1thlt CrOCl 'b;:d ','JiVl"n me a second :c;Mnc:e ~ llve.~·lt ,waa like coming back ... , the · de.ad. I l"1ft never to touch Wot.her needle, a clilntlt, a pill. or a 1 and to ~ my atory whertver I 1l'!ldd ltl an -o1 ""'· Thonk1 , . !Aila .-BEllOllN.llLOMAHA I ' • " bretttl from iert. '' ... . .. --' DEAR , ANN-·~ERS~' : ·y.o·;U I : sometimes cha.nae Y1'Jf icf 1f.hmt)'GDI'" i ( r~ers ~e ;ypU. ye'.'l'Mde .a I ,, mistake. I hO~J'GU• will :~dei'-'your I ' answer to the woman who uked if she should tell her best friend that her hus· bU~ is, che.ating. ., . ,· • '' • ., , , .. ' -. ·-'. , ·! ' .. • ... .. DEAR OMAHA : Your 1u1Ue11ce today · • 1 think it's stinking for the; ltife to be .. Is sllgbUy larger. Wo•ld Y•• bell••• S4 i ept in ignorance while eveeyoneiejae la Three cats •eltd . mUllon? Thank• for telling your 1tory.~ w~ing.~ her .blc~. What· kind h h ' ·• f .. 11 ·1o i .... ·! 1!9e 'Ii,•!~ ··-, ·, .. , DEAR ANN LANDERS ' Severa l· w plS ' ~·youre, •• cov-J .i..l.fd !:uilah.'1ul,;,,.+1. months ago our son married 1 11·r1 we er~, ~-ears ph&qtd AM )'.WI' mouth... ""if _ ... ,... ~ .s11v11· -' ' · ... · .. ~~ ·•te\.-.,d',_.,,, were not very fond ol, but "!e made UR A:'cmbd•ol mi,..llU ·~~ion , ... :,: · f"'IH.,,l'\I, t. ~". -JW,:· '"'\. ~,°"?'; · our minds to accept her ·~ we have , " ~.. , , y ne done so. Jeff and hi.s wtfe lin.lOO mUes like crlJY tor tlni 1,....-• •. · ' ' • ·' rroin here. Bel0<• they ·moftd . Jell Is. •:doi:tot;•.~ '"i -~1· ,' ; ·, · · · '·, ;~· • l promisedthatheorhi1·wife~ld,mte 1 ;~~.:V:~~~~>f/tilyfin ~ ,, : ... 1: ;:c .... · ~ ~.-~ us a short JeUer every week ~d of · toil Mr.'::be es·u·~~--~ .11 • ."' '=" ... r ~ spending money oo tbe-loaa diNnce . ~be 1 lWc1n't. He ' p,r,_ '; · • , . i ,. .. ., · ._ . ·, telephone. . , . , . :in.st·. telling ! the wife. ~ ,..._. • · · v : · .. " 't ,, .... They have kept ·ll1e1r werd. J ~Id llke chiqge your views, Aim.' I yw:to ... ' I ,· '.. • • • • • • ' I ,r ' l to \now, however. why a D-year~ld col· her · u an act oL---· ~ 1JIS ! 1 / • ; T • lege graduate would start a. letter to her (MoJ.NES· . · -: .' ,. ": 1 ' .... -• ' t-" • ""' ... ;-'- in-laws with "~ello" and close ~tth ··~ DEAi\ D.M.:· 00.'t ._..,. ~~ t long ror now. Can you explain this, , ll'u ltuadn<l'IH!'" bel ... btft ... Is .i plea"!! My hµ1band and l ,,.. lla(fl..t. -playtaa dumb ,. iloe' cu 11111 Wr>Wll 11 RIVERStPE READERS • ..,_ Permit ii« i....0,eJ'iy, • , '. j DEAR ltlV: 11'1 ohvlOl_a tlll &b'I 11 evadltrc die traditional "Dt1f " becaute ,JJQ are DOt de•r to Mo:r and 1ht 11 letU•J YIU ll'noW u. Her caHll cloet 11 • device fM' 1ktrtll1 t" c•1..._ary ~· tlmental alp-off. I hope Ille ftlalionMlf 181po~v<1, lot your 11N1'1 IUt. I caa feel tltt Attic ' . ' , .,. ' . ' 1twnship line up and down tlllt California cont. POETESS CLAIMED On her mother'• side. 1he ci,lml th• poelesa Elizabeth Barrett Browning as kln. · MIS! Bland, who Is Mrs. t1ydt Zulch in.irivate life, ,al50 i1 1a pro- fessM>nal cellist and giv~ leuoru kt a few select pupils. She hal·vowed several times to gi ve tip teacbiai but is never able to turn away • talented .!ltudcnl. Her firs t love is portraiture with bronu as her medium. She ha.!I don~ busl.3 of Dr. Theodore Vew1 Karman or Cal Tech, Dr. Richard Leri, conductor of the Pasadena Symphony Orche!lra, and the late Dr. Charles Keyser Edmund.s, put president of Llnyang University, China, and Pomona College. AOO. she ha3 portrayed the. late Dr. Alexander MacLl!lch1an, fOU'ld· er of International Collegt •t Smyrna. Turkey. the late li'rank Roger Seaver. industrialist and alumnu.s or Pomona College, and the late Walt Di!ney. For each bust s~ ~s research Into the person·1 backiround, .studie! photographs of him and. when po5$ible, observes hiJn iJI person. ·•Just doing the researtb· iJ exciting to me," ft said. DREAM TRUE Miss Bland and her husband a . . . l'.'oncert pianist aild painter, Uv• opened a gallery in Corona del flfar, which is their dream com• lnie. It is a showcase for many artists' realistic paintinp and a place for both to teach and prac. tice. Their home in Costa Mesa is in the path o! a highway and they have decided to sell and this: •Pfinl move closer to their C»ast High•ay gallery . How do two "temperll'TlUltal .. art isL~ li\•e together and love it! ··we·re not temperamental." ez.. .,,ained Judith. "We have •.woo- dertuJ time together." And they do, indeed. She buys 20 poundg or bird Ht:d each w-ttk to feed "her" birds and has installed a cat tree in · their home with a perch for each of their three adopted cat.s. They love to garden (they don't hoar the phone rin& out there) ml 1he enjoy.s sewing. ''Judith loves to create dresses,'' O yde added . "Oh, Clyde.'' she protested .. "Oh, Judith!'' was hi& comeback. Between them, Cyde and Juditb have three children and tht1 believe in standing behind thtiJ' children ''100 percent ." "We·re their best friends," Juditll explained. "That's why they call u1 1Clyde and Judith.' ··we have a very serene Ute. We can't be temperamental. We think too much of each other and the people around 14.s." .. ·~ ( Behind a traditionally c:lresse.d peasant woman on her way back from Taipei market \'V•lks a girl in inter- national teenage fash ion . .. " I' .. Sullday, ..... 4, 1972 '"t ••~ • \I i'! L lnH ol woll-clrlll ... ...,_ g irls, on parade ln T alpef. T•lw11n'1 c11pltal, h,kl up·~lr idontlul plctvr" el Chi.,_ Kal·lh•k -ahowlrit him'°""! 20 ye•r• 1190. w •• ,... the usu.11 prescribed clN11 and h•ircuts, they •re t.1klng part in government-org11nlzecl eel .. br.1tions in honor of the Gen- eralissimo's election to e fifth term as presid•nt. • • • . • Taiwan: A Study in Contrasts By LEONARD PRATI TAIPEI .(AP) -Sometimes 1n Taiwan it's hard to · fi,urt riut' what . . ' decade you 're in. Military police walk the streets. Top government leaders are in their 80's. High school stuCtents wear army uniforms. Hitler's "Mein Kampf" has just been translated into Chinese as a "work that should be discl.13sed and i;tudied by today's anti-Communists." But on the bookstore shelves nexl to '·Mein Kampf" are volumes of . ·.transl~ hiJ>pie ·love poem1, bought ' .· Dy, ~,lifired boy~ and •• hort .. k~ted , aiJ'la. Neon sign! fight for ~pace above ,ttaffic )ammed streets, and 1bop win- dows are full of bright goods. The old and the. new in the life of Taiwan'• people continually ebb and now, one . occasionally submerging the other en· tirely for a time. Fres~raced young girls at a sectttaria\ achool iu Taipei regularly.:. .. i practice bayonet drill under the. stem eye bf an aging army major. In class • · they study computers while back home their fathers are still using , '· water buffalo in tbe rice ~s. ~ · '! J water buf[alo may work neldtJNy~lOl't ·, ·.~ .. 'yard! from t.be shrieking aftefb.urner of a supersonlc·ftpter wait~& tO take off. , On Quemoy :. :the Nationalist.s-held island o{t the: China mas~tbat ) .tJ:ie . srmboJ:ol d>iang Kai-•~ lo overtlp)),w .M<IA.~ :. ~· -· ibldier• Qfllt'lo#~~-lni ~ ·breek in wortU!itJ>O.tsliiid'•fortll!!1JI• Hush of T,mple broken by crack of baseball. lio. . ' . ~ ns. ,' , ---, ,. ~· ...... . ' Taiwan ia m.e,colorful ·tban Mao't . China. and · taliell. -u.-ideolof;y leu serious!)'; ~~ · , • On -~tional ·JioJida)'I goOOmenl b<IVdlftii Ii<•.~ by weU~w· ed 1clem6ilstnUons ol· devotion.·Bul the d&monstratioh1 · are -• ignOreil b Y ·thcusan& th'""lfnf· t6e;JllOdem'llw,. a'rid -trains enroate ·lb bea·cb or m'Dtllk tain resorts, parks or 1.DO!. So far as ~)e come intO cO'ntact with the «"ernmient, ·1tfe is regimented. Uniformed 1 .c:: ho o I . • '" r. . . .. children· march to rine practi ce and bow their he.ads to paintings of Su n Yat-sen, foUnder or the Chine.c;e Republfc. The millions associated wit h the military rise to loudspeakers blar- ing martiat music and the h11te$t anti- QmununjSt bulletins. Wage!l 1re lo"w. but the demand for modem goods is high. Many com· promise by living poorly but buyin~ emmively, squatting in abandoned homes with new television sets. The countryside is quieter, but no , ,, Sometimes it's hard to figuie out what Ike.cl~ you're in when you see a farrl)•.r ·\iri~g. home barvest with · F-5 ·jet. in background. Fresh-faced • '• · ,,· girls et secretarial school have' bay'onef drill • less caught in a connict between Con· rucius and Twiggy than are the cities. About one-third of farm houses bave television. The modern world has even invaded those most crucial C h I n e s e ceremonies. wedd ings and funeta\a. "When we get married these days, 1 girl is expected to provide a motorbike or a television as part of her dowry," one Taiwanese girl said. "Anything else Isn't really enough." And when modern Taiwanese burn paper funeral houses lo send to their dead ancestors. the houses al wa ys in- clud e small paper models of a. \f~levi.c;ion set. 'A'8Sh1ng machine or a car. Those who v.•ant lo be sure of their departed's pleasure might e\'en throw 1n a paper helicopter or two. Despite the modern additions, most farm li fe remains basic.ally tradi- tional. As likely .IL'! not. a pig pen w!\I be on the other aide or the wall from the television 1et. and an indoor privy us ually graces the. bedroom. ! $und.ay , Junt: 4, 1972 .. ' ,. Money Uu blbllcol lept°" ~ ,_. .------- pie ruponsible for an 1t:riSdtl. c11led ''llammenmJth 11 OUt ' 1hould be fDrced by Jaw to carry a Wllrning bell and cry, •·unclean . unclean'!'' The film ii btlna dlJlritluted to which the establl1hmtn1 ba.1 by lll l)f'Odoce'. J. Comelfu1 brou1ht larlj:e doH1 of lr- Crean. Crean m 1 d e hll relevance and ledlwn. mllllons conatructlng tre.Uer1;-;;;...;;;-._.;;;i0ii0i;;;;;;iiio.;;;i;, I uud to think RI.chard In the Rew Maker? Burton and Elizabeth Taylor '----- meramlth 11 Out," I think It ls • •1J .. JHf t~ks. After vlewln«: "Ham-~ · ufe to conclude the! he ha! ~ .. r rinally made the biggest •• illonarrh Bay ,lfan Vietr.~ 'HaT11111er~111 ith' (IS fl obb y lit T1ylor 11 Jimmie J11n In 'H1mmer1mith' By JACK CHAPPELL 01 IN D1lr, ~1111 S!11f "The critics hate it, the people love 1l. cl aima Glenn Sha han, the Hollywood Spokesman for "Hammersmith is Out." "The cri tics are l'lfraia of it. This is a fi lm tfult will make money in spite of the critics," he asserted. Jf the film makes n1one}. It will make money for J . (John) Comelius Crean. a resident of Laguna Nlguel's ~1onsrch Bay. The $2.5 million prod uction was financ- ed by Cl'ean with personal funds he had earmarked for a "hl1h riak" venture. Tbe picture 11 Crean'• fint major film and wu undertaken more as 1 hobby thin a buttneu, Crean uid In •n In· tervlew. Crean met the stars, Richard Burton and EU..heth Taylor prior to the pro- duction phaae or the movie In Puerto V81lart1, Mexico. He had dabbled In smaller fUma prevlOU1ly, and became interested in this one due to Director Peter Ustinov's parti cipation, Shahan said. Crean said that he had no plans for unde rtaking llny other films . ''\Ve'll see how this one does.'' he sa id. The South Coast res1den! said he \1as not by nature a public person and that he found the notoriety the fJln1 brought un· comfortabl e. "f value my privacy," hr added. While not involved in !he shootn1g of the picture in 1'-1exico. !he Laguna Niguel man did partici pate in the editing and other pol'lt production \\'Ork in Los Angeles. "Sure played hell with my fishing," he 11id of the demands p I a c e d on hi& personal time by the pict ure. Crean uld he 11 alao dlstrlbutin1 the film himself because "I wanted to see it throu1h." He 11id despite mixed reviews, IU· dlence recepti on has been good. He noted that in the theater business, ownera of the movie houses cllll each Olher up around 10 p.m. and check on each other's bualne111. ''Out of 17 in Los Angeles , ours was one (Jf three that did any business," he said. reflecting on the opening v.·cek T1\'0 nights' gross can1e to $20.000. hfl satd The picture 1r;is released 1n Los Angeles. Chicago. Nc11• York an'! Cos\:1 :\lcsa v.·here Crean bought a lilot•k ot seats for the open ing Sha han described the film as a black comedy and satirical. "It either evokes great plea~ure or absolute outrage," he said. It fea tures Elizabeth Taylor v•ho goes from a w1itrw in a sleazy diner to great fGrtune. Crean too has a rags to riches story. He sold newspapers in Compton during his school days and t hen becBme a printer's au\stant while in !he 8th grade. Later. he started n1aking "house trailers'' and has ridden the crest of thr mobile housing boom to head F\eet\l'OOd Enterr,rises. a nationv.•ide firm v.•hi•·h manufacture! the portable homes. He lllso oWn.s a lar1e ranch in Capistrano. Sunday Crossword A.Clt OS.S lt. 0!!1oron9 ll4 Stiwttd 77 M1 cli 1rib1 llt. 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Now I'm con- vinced they'll do anythlna lor money. I shudder · to think whit they wert p8id for thia Intuit to the intelligence or sane moviegoer• everywhere, or that they were indeed pakl at all to turn out such trash . but "Hammersmilh Is Out" is one more nail in their coffin. JN THIS FEEBLE and demented attempt to retell the Faust legend, the d e v i I (Burton I is locked in an iruiane 8 s y I u m disguised as a maniac called Hammersmith . With the aid of a rttarded (Jr· derly (Beau Bridges ) and an illiterate waitress (T1ylor ). he escapes, breeds crime and pestilence, corrupts the world , launches wars. and litters the 11 c en e r y with discarded corp!es along the way. It must have seemed like ll fine idea in the: humorous head or Peter UstiTIO\', \\'ho directed 11, but did anvbod1· e1·er bother to rra•! the ~·cripl ~ On fihn . 11 looks hke the hvsterical r<1v- 1ngs of t•ndiscirllined. se Jf.u1· dulgent narcissists \1'ho babble 1ncoht>rentl v in a direct des· <'cnt IO\l'ar'd self destruction. The\' should ha\·e taken ont> ha rd look at the end re sult and set !he negat iv e on "Self· Destruct." Beau Bridge~ rises up in bed, picks his nose end mumb!es about v e n e re a 1 disease. El izabeth Taylor , as a platinum blonde hash slinger called Jimmie Jean Ja ckson, rises up behind her greasy counter covered with ket chup 1or is it real bloodstains~ This is the kind of home movie 1vhrre it 11·ouldn·t seem to m::itter since they leave all the mislakcs in as "ca1np" f and drav.•ls "What ya have ~" in an Ozark accent that sounds WIWl'Ol'f llAC111 -M ... .,._ ..... ~lw.t.i.-... MSM EXCLUSIVE Ch•rlton Helton "SKYJACKED" MON . THlU SAT. 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Of l l F i1h1no bo•t 15 Junt bug la ngu1~r Ieng pct., 12 Putrt fy !i Jujubr 71 V1llrv 1(~ Pa rQ ll To1d 88 50111sto1r 7? f1191111nt~ 128 Entroirt 14 ~utkfr ~O Spa!lt1 73 Lfoht rt 111H llO C i~Urit 15 P'1rcol1ted •I Group of r1;ht )S Anl r lop t 112 C.110011 l' Co!o1 of a llorst •z RI!/ I 4 l S11111 "SKIN GAME" 145 Gr1lltd: Hr1 ]47 Burden --·-Ct!IFOOMF lO ." .. ~=::..~~.r. •• '•-'-' t ... 130 Crt w l ~2 llo1n l5J S11rt 1d 1~5 Comp1st PO•n l --CtNFOOM/ lf 158 N1ckr l 1yl'P'bol l•I for '''m~lr : 1bbr. .. • ''. -r I , r t • 161 Sm alt l•sh ---C • StADlllM I .. -· ..• . --- -"' StA/11/IM / .. -... . ----,, Stllfll/IM J .. -.. . ----. Stl/011/M 1 .. -... . - "WAii aaTW£aH Mli'4 • WOMl!H"' St1rrl"I JK:lr L--llllll Hlllt!N ••M•" "SILIJllT ll:UHHIH ... • "AHDltOMIDA ITil;AIH• "t(LUTI'" • ..,UMMlll DP 'ct" "'THI LA.IT ,.ICTVll:I lftOW"' • "'THI ANDlll:~ TAfOIJ• "IOMITIMll A efllAT NOTION" -""LAY MllTY POil Ml"' trailer of them all. like Judy Canova on a binge. People are ah'llY• rlalna: up into tht frame and leaning on things with no movie lo sup- port them. ttoH •• ,, c •• ,, ...,,, 'Be•t' 11 Bot ~ co•o111• D•l M,.. A SHORT CUT later, they !Ire both rutting like hogs (Jn top of a garbage uck v.·hile a Coca-Cola sign flashes on and off with mutton-headed svm· bolism. After ~Hing lhe1r souls to 1ht de\'il. he t e 11 s them "One of the first things I remember is a lBdy with a snake ," as he munches a ahiny apple. The jokes are about that obviowi, the desperate a1 - tempts at wit are vulgar and cheap. The dialogue i s downright filthy , and the performllnces art obnoxious. After some o( the rubblsh we aaw in Cannes, it's s revelation and a joy to an- nounce that the latest offering from the And y Warhol Fac- tory. a simultaneously n1ovin1? and hilarious film called! "Heat." 1vas one o( the hap-I piest surf'J .. isrs in CBnnes . But it establ"''"'S Paul Morrissey as one (Jf the screen's major! directors anrl prol'ides Sv\via l f\t ile! with the finest role orl her career. elM ,1.yl111 "FURY ON WHEELS" r•t9d •• Sh•wtlrM 7:00 p.m. Su11d•y M•tl"" Startlflf J:OO ,.111. Richard Burton w a l k s through the movie in a curious trance. as though in so me ad- vanced st11te of self-hy pnosis. Elizabeth Taylor c I u mp s through each scene in a screeching display of self parody. allowin3 ever yon e around her to massacre he r talent and accent h e r numerous physical and in · tellec1ual handicaps. r did n't lhtnk she could sink any lon·er after X. Y and Zee, but an all- lime botton1 is reached (even for her ) as she writhes on a valentine·shaped bed with a pig person like two hippos in heat. spouting obscene toilet talk in some kind or or&asmic slupor. "Heat " is a kind or un- deritround version of ''Su nset Boulevard" with Wa r ho I superstar Joe Dallesandro as a cross between William Holden and Little Beaver. an ex-teen star in westerns now living in a seedy Hollywood m(Jtel. and Sylvia Miles ss the[I_~'!_---~~---~~~~~~ \\1add ling her enormous der- riere across the screen in a manner so offensi ve it would bring litigat ion from an y d i g n i f i c cl . self-resoertinll' perforn1er. an d sa.ving !lr.~s like "l'n1 the big11:ett mother of then1 all ," she Inspires plt.v instead of lau ghs. She has been announcing her plans to retire from the screen. Now's as good a tim e as any. The kindest thing 1 can do is start a rumor that it i.Jn't Elizabeth Tayl(Jr at all who appears in "Hammersmi th Is Out ." It 's really Jin1 Balley. IT I~ DOLIBTFUL anyone could direct the Burtons in anythini:: at this bizarre point in thC'ir careers. but Peter Ustinol''s brave lry is like a referee \\·ho has been tramp- led b.v his team and left for cl e ad on 1he SO.yard line. cross betw~en Glorla Swanson and Lana· Turner 'vho che1vs him up like a venus fl yt rap. ON A SURFACE level. the (ilm paints ins tant "'Ord pic- tures of these seed y rejects from the silver screen v•ith dial ogue that is dizzy '"'Ith im- provised com i c invention. "Voita!" says Sylvia, a faded . practically unknown movie star named Sally Todd. aa she shows a stud through her 3&- room Hollywood mansion in 8 bikini. "If there's anyone you'd t!ke to impress, you could meet them here." Lllter. fighting with her butch juvenile del iquent dsughter whose llirl fr iend has just used her for a human ashtray. she v.·ails : "Listen . I ~·11nt you to ston goi11<:: around rrllin,P. f':ver"bodv 1·011're a les· bian . You're not a lesbian - this is just e temoorary th in'!. This is Hollywood. people will believe you !" There• s something in the line that touches while it amuses, for it gets to ~ heart of a desperate has.bttn for1otten bv time. lucky to get (Jn a few TV 1ame shov;•s. but blind to realitv and try ing lo kePo a stranglehold on respectal>ility, "Heal" is the mo~! im- r:~ n;h:l 1 ~O;i~er UJ; ~cre"~fe,:~~ 1' n1 o v e m en t , p r o yf•l!!1(1' freshne!l'I and excitement i•1 a dreary Cannes Film Festival NATIONAL GINERAL THIATR&S W ... 4-y& -':H•ltll·lO:JI s.t .. s.. .. H•fhleys - 1:1 .. 1:4M:to4:11·10:JO ,.111. -~' ··onAVD. BRANDO'S 0GODFATHEH0 • " ' . "Tm YUl'I fllllT MAUT SATllFTIMl, 111 COllHCIAL AIElllCAI fl.I. Ill If Tiii IDST IRUUl HD IDYlll CHOlllClEI If AllElllCAI llfE HH DElllllD WITHIN TllE LlllTI OF l'OPllllR ElnRTlllllWT." -Vincent C•nby, New York Tlmee '"TMl IOlfATlllR ' II A ll'ICTACILAR IDYii. Oil Of THI fllUT IAIUTU llmU MR IUEI" TV . . . . . . . .. . .. ······ ················ · ........ il•vo. IT ••u• · • ... , ..... -...... ····· ·-........ • '"UNTt .. OTQo.o -- IXCLUllVI IM&AllMl•T WOODY AlLfN IN F"1r1movnt PlCtu,..1 pr•ten19 "Vlt\)' IT A(3Al"'1, SAM" · ~ l1tc:l'ltl><:oj0t' A p.,.1,,..,.,111 P.a.,.• 2nd J.lMIS Jj • "'"" "THE HONKERS" IN HARBOR 5110PP1NG CENTEll' l!DWAROS HARBOR c1~1:.2 11All8011 l lVO AT WllSO~ IT. '• CO STA JIU SA 11''·0,1J 2 Mll(I SOUTH (I, 5•H OIEQQ rwY, A JOUINIY lllOND IMA8191Allff w•llcnt I runlllnQ· . · :.u;,r-1': ) Jci[nf1 CoM n "THI HONlfll" "' ~•H! W ll'.:STM INSTll'.:" Cl'Nn!" Gw'W>l "'1$Utlto1r!-'l;DlGlM W[\f lt1 ••Ill .!!l!ll!!...illOlft ~ll[!"L' ~D!l-'Q.i&U v.~-• Rf<li;i;r Jvc · r;i.,,,i, la( l'nl'l Mary. Qul'f'n of Scots ............... ~ .......... "'~~ ,. ""'' -......., ,ol!I•• "' "WCI.&• fll P'llACHtt" "MAST,tulUOfKOn"& "Ant OPTlll 1 ... DAn" AIJe.. . IOWAIDI C•UU 't'llJO MllllOl 'lllJI ........ ·111cnt I tunning-· --.. ~ .. 'r.nlr·•· -..... "ANDIOMIOA STRAIN"' EDWAIDS CINEMAS ~·-Al ""'"'' IN COSTA MESA 546-JID2 ---:!~ • ''H>SS,llSION Ofll .IOIL HU.Nl'f" '" SEE ANSWERS IN CLASSIFIED SECTION ' . . "'AnON'" H---AMe f0"1 "$H4TWHITIHOrr "FRENCH CONNECTION" • ' . ~. "' Lenin ,. ··u· .. ~. ----~· ~ ... --_,,.... ... -~'~ ... aunt ::Closes :· ZUR ICH <UPll -The favorite eorree house 0 f Vladimir L Lenin ha!! closed ltA gate1.1, the "hippie" crowd of Zurich has lost It!! No. 1 ha unt . Swiss authorities refused to u:tend !he liCeTIM or the downtown "Od~n Gr 1 n d Cafe" with lhe allegation it had become a tr.11ding place for cirugs and 11 hangout for addicts. 'rhus the 60-ytar hi!ltory of the once f.11mous a1ffee house eomes to an ig· noble t nd. The Ode<in Cafe. a marble t>lace with heavy crystal ch.11n- Clelier-" and plush decoration!!. had already come down in the IV"orld . In its prime, it was the meeting place of arli!lts, authors and politicians. .Sund1y, June "· l9n DAILY l"ILOT cl ---------·---. Travelers ~ .. +1....i~v,.....J:'....,_,-'".,.:..• .-....... ..., c_-«;eJ, . P'~ !<lf'\\: . *y -,. .r, v.: Told: Take It Easy . CANNES. France ~ UPl) - A• all jtt travelers have learn- ed. &.lpping from one OOfltintnl to another in a mattrr nf boon does 110methlng to I~ human mtchanlam. "Jet lag" is one wa,v of dtacrlbing the effttl or [f)ni.: dJstance travel at 600 mlles an hour on the hun1a11 hody We i'I r J ness. i;lef'ptrssnf'i>s, digestive upset art' among the 11ymptoms. There ere wHy5 , ho"·evtr, the wise t r11v eler ('lln Jei:M"n the proble1n.'i of hn>akfasl 1n P&rls and lunrh 1n Xrw York, or vice versa. and !ht'\' :ire provided in 1 Rt'\\' hl),,kll'!. "Guideilnes to Health fnr Intematiooal Travelers " TRAVEL i.bldl, onll-dllrrl>ea pill• Ind. "lhorWcllns" .1 .. plnf pllll ~ i;reecrit.I by a doctor. In-fiigbt hints include: eat ' lightly or alr.tp meals ent.Wely If not hungry. but If lho !M veler doe8 eat hf> should try to do It on home lime scbedul& unril rea('hing !hf' new deati- nation . Also , "drink .11.s much as po..o;.0:1ble but ~o lightty on '11C'ohohr rinnk" wh1C'h have a drhv<lr.1Hni;: pffP<'I aod whose o1h£1r f'ffN'!.<: arf' 1ncre.11!«t by !he hi,i,?h alt itudP" ti 1h1•rt Rrf' rf'ft1Plini.": ~lops, !ry 10 get nu1 nf 1h, pl;i.ne .11nd i.1·alk around rn .1 1rl leR blond r•1 rrulat1on. 1n fl11.~hl, try t11 (·,1n1rac1 lrR n1usrles for a ftw 1n1nut e1 each >.1·ak1n.'t hour. It was here th.11 t the exiled Russi,11n Vladimir f. Ulyanov -who tonk the name Lenin - dl!!cussed the strategy of .11. Communist takeover in Russia with fe llow.conspirator Leon Trotsky in the earlv stage~ of W(Jrld War I. THE MISSION AT MULEGE WAS BUILT IN 1705; IT IS THE FOURTH OLDEST IN THE CALIFORNIAS The eight-page b on k l r t , prepared by the New Zealanrl ~partment of Health and in- tended ror free circulttt1on, was distribut~ here to sonll'l of the world's most se11snnrrl atr Lravf'lers -a ronventinn nf 150 1n!ernali nna! 111rhne pdo1s represr nl ing fi3.00fl lhe ~'Orld ovf'r. They gave it hPilr· ly a prroval. r1na t1on" In t.1 ke for \;H1nu~ par!.~ of thf' i.1'orlci. !hr ~utdf' adv1sP~ I h e lnng-d1sr anc P lrl!Vf'lf'r 1'1 r11rry a small med ical box htilding asp1r1n . na~al spray, ad~~ive dre~~ 1ng5, i n.~Pct repell ant , antacu1 Traveling "'e.~I. tht" Jet ag~ lrtpper I!! 11d ... 1~Nl to ,ll:Pt rro hrrl ea rly the f1r~t crn1 p!e nf r!rt\ ~ afttr ;:irr1\·11!; in the ollirr direct ion early morning art1vity should ~ it voided Lagunans Found Club Baja Allh:iu gh air trll \'PI tnclav 1'! quic k anrl safe, !hP bnnklrt .notes, ln ng disla ncP fl1~ht ~ "can give rise In rrrta1n SI fo1· Lu11~h /lakista11 (,'11/l.~ t.o Tourists It wa5 herf' lhrir writer James JoycP -a not h ' r em1gre -mediated on his magnum opus ''Finnegan '!! Wake". Fatlier, Sort Form Tours physiological 11trt:r<"i and 1hrre: KA HACH!, Pa kistan -\\11th nff1c1 11 ratr of Pxchsngt , -T~JUANA ____ ...... are other physical ronrl1t1on-: ihr rlr\'alu;ition of I h fl all houg h In lhf' fref' marke t 11 Al the same time. Dut ch d.11ncer Margarita Gertriude 1.elle -alias Ma ta HAri - W ipped to sell-out crowds and established close links with the German secret service. A cou- ple of years later. Mata Hari tvas executed in France &!I a German spy. Another regular patron. was a balding young teacher from ltaly with extremist rightwing ideas. His name was Benito Mussoll ini. the later fa scist dtctator of Italy. The Odeon blossomed fo r ~ last time ~horlly nfter thf' war when a young generation of writers -among them Max Frisch .11nd Friedrich Duer- renmatt -made the coffee houst their scC<1nd home. Howe ver , the more famous lhty became the le~, often they camr back to drink their coif~ !here. As expresYI ba ri;: repl;iced coffee houses in Ce n t r a 1 Europe, the Odenn got emptier and emptier until suddenly. a few year5 ago. the hippies took over the plush settees and marble tables. A!I time went on poUce, In a serif!! of r.11ids, coofilcated drug!! and mari- juan.11. The Odeon got the rtputatlon of Zurich '!! No. l trading place for pot and heroin. Newepa~r1 prote st e ri against the ' ' c r i m i n al minority" p.11tronir.ing I h e Odeon and urged authorities to ta_ke act ion against 1 h e •·misuse of drua1 of the beard- ed pa trOfts." Then. in M.11 y, came the refU!.111 of a license. There were 8Qme last- minute attempts lo save the Odeon for It.a history. but they came too late. Plans ha ve been annouoced for a bank to build a branch (lffice in the Odeon premises. Tourists Trip Jo Neu' Zealand Tourism ranked !econd ol'ly 19 manufacturing last year 1n its growth rate as an earnf'r of overseas ezchange recl'1pts Zealand. and m11y even move ihto first pl.11 ce tn 197'1. , New 1.eal.11nd's R es er v e Bank reported that In 1971 dver!l&eS exchlnge receipts from tomism came lo more thin S42 million. compared with $11 million for 1170. B y F REDERI CK SCHOEMEHL 01 11 .. 01Ut l"ll•t lllfl Frank and Thomas Banks of Laguna·s Emerald Ba y belif'ves they've come up with the prefect vacstion. The father and son team have started Club Baj.11, of- fering a number of vacation packages lo ~1ulege. R Baja California fishing village 500 miles below the Mexican- American border. Besides nffering f i s h i n g s pot~ loaded with marlin, sailfish, dolphin , gar r op a , amberjack, red soapper. tuna 11nd snook. Mulege p r o • nounced (moo-la·hay ) afford!! water skiing, shell collectinit, exploring or lazing .11round under swayinit palm trees. Club Baja offers a Mini- weekend vac.:ition leavi~ on Fridays and returning on Mon.- day; a mini-midweek vaca- tion departing on Monday .11nd retuming on Friday and a week-long maxi v .11 c a t i on . Rates are $150, $160 and $200 respectively. Th~ club has hired two for- mer commercial jetliner pUots to fly persons to Mulege from Orange County Airport, with only one step -at Mexicali -for custom!! Inspection and tourist permits. The five-hour flight pul<i: vacationers at Mulege by mid-day. On arriv.111. Club Raja patrons are taxied to th~ La s Casistas or Hacienda hotels in downto~'TI ~fule~e. The Hacienda is nearly two hundr~ years old. orginally constructed as the home of a local cattle don. The adobe walls are some five feet thick, ceilings 18 feet high. The cen- tra 1 courtyard is covered with blooming bougainvillea. Once in r.fulege. visitors may comb the beach, go cl am digging with local gu ides, browse around several shops or e;{p]ore nearby c 11 v es . mission and ruins . Club Ba ja will also arran~r full da y fishi ng outings. scuba dives and clam bakes at .a nominal colit. Rental of equ ip- ment and the cost of pennits are included. The Cochiml Indians who once liv~ In the area gave the name Mulege to the palm tree-studded oasis where the Rio Mu\ege pours into the Gulf of California. In 1705, Jl!t'luit mWionariea ~tablished a MEXICAL.l ..... ..--that cen erise out nf ma k1n~ a r.11k i.~1ani rupet-. Amf!rir.11n ru pee U!Uatl\ frtched only 1 n115s1on at lhe viil11,gr ENSl!NAD ... ...... ~ long journey." lnunsts will find Pakist an onp dinie. Located al ?o.lul ege is the: ...... ___ ------· A major probl t m ls !!ml" nf lhf' v.•ortd·s ltasl txpensive On lhe eve of the current territorial prison for the change, with jet travel sn fa~t countries. dev11luation. II 11 !'i dollar wa~ l!OU!hern section of Baja th.11t the body doe! nor hi\\·p !\'ov.· Illa! the rxrhan~e ra1e v.·orth 10.10 Pak1.~tani nnv.• California. Differiog from SA time enough to adjust to th P has been officially fixed at ti in the free markel in·H;~ nlosl prisons in the United AID MULEGE new timetable of e1.11ing and rupef'$ tn an Amerlc11n dollar, Kong . Since early last year, Sta~s. inmates are allowed to sleeping upon arrival at a dis· $1 will buy a four-course lunch the Paki:stani Government, in Lant dest.ination. Bodily func-at any f.11!1hionable restaurant roam free during daylight tioll."l !luffer. in Karachi. A single room with vtew of the deprecit.ted v1tue hours. In the evening, the So the booklet ad v1~,.s th" ha!h in an exclusive hottl v.•i ll nf the ru~. waa 1lvlnc sound of the conch she!l brings foreign tourist' a honu~ rate lh b k h . jet traveler to give himse lf as ens! from $6 to $10 per day. em ac to 1 e pri so n. of a llttle more !han 8 nl"""S much time as possible, !ak in~ Fnr nP-.1rly fl dtcade, thP r-- lt took the Bnnks two year!! 24-hour stopovers when pnss1 -P;i k1sta ni f'l'(Jv t rnmrnl had to the U.S. dollar. to organize thr trips lo the B11-ble during the 1 on g,. .~ t resi.~tf'd infPrn11tinn11l pressure Pakistan's F'inAnce ~tlnister, ja paradi11e and In obtain the joumey11, end also ellnwing at tn rlev.:i ll1f' the n1pf'f'. In fllay, Or. Mobai;:h1r ll;isan, I\ c:lv1\ necessa ry pl'rm its allowing least one full day before ,I.let· ii fina lly yitlded !f'I !hr ur~i ni;!s Pnglneer.f11rnerl ·fi n1u1C'.i.11I f'X· them to ny A~r ican planes ting down to work if it 1~ A of thP \l,'ntld R11nk 11 n d thP !"lf'"rt, ha ~ rlf'scriberi l h l'l helow the border. Formerly, business ltlp, or startini; ;:ic-lntPrna tinnal Monet.:iry F'und gov e rnmtnt'ii devri lu11Uon persoruJ wis hing In g(l to tive sightseeing if irs a ;inrl raised !ht pri('e of !ht deris ion as ;in n v t rd u • Mulege by air had !o take pleaNre trip. rlol lar 1n terms of th~ nipee by recognition of a harsh reality. either .,_fex ican flight:i or Businessmen are ad vised tn 1:10 percent. According tn him, deposed ''bootle1(' nii;hr s originating in conctnb-ate busine" mcetin11:-" r ak1stan h.:id rlf'vsl uf'rl its President Yahyit Khan last the Uniled S!a!l"S, In the morning for the fir st r11rrency only On<'t hefnre. year promised cif'valu&tlon of Club Raja ha:oi been sue-three days if they have flown That w,11s 1n 1955. \vhen The the rupee In Octoher, 1971, 1.1' ressfu! enough in the ~1ulege e.11st-west. ln the other d irPr-rlo\lar·to-ru ptoe p.:ir 11v "' ;i ·' the Jnternalinnal Monetary venture. said Tom Banks. ta tioo, Ml the meetings fOf chan gtrl fr4m l .31 ruf)f'l'<: to Fund In a hirl to .!leC'.Ure be~in to la y plan s fnr ex· afternoons. ~ 7fi r11 r,.ts fDr f':!<'h r S standby fOfel«in credit to randing the ir vacation service After providing information rl nll.11r . Stn~ then, P'llikistan bolater Pakistan'• 1 n em le to other poi nL~ in Baja. DAIL.'I' PIL.OT """-• on what shots .11nd vac-had obdurately stuck to this economy. Ba ja de Los Angel e!, two -----------1-----'------------------------------------------ hundred-milc~ n 0 r th or Mulege, and Isl a Cedros on the Pacific Coast. are two poMibte location!! being con- sidered for expanded service. Succes.s of the vacation package arrangement, aaid Bank!!, i!I forcing Club Baja to trade In Its f!ve-p.11asenger aircraft now used , for a larger plane and to offer more n}ght!I each week to Mulege. Fllghts are booked six v.·eeks in ad· van ce thi!I summer. Ironsides Revamped BOSTON (AP) -Wllen the .sumntcr of heavy sightseeing is over, Old Ironsides will ~et more th11n her usual rest. She':oi scheduled for an Qverhau! in drydock this fall. The \/eteran of the WRr or 1R12, officially known as the USS Constitution. will go only to the next pier at the Charlestown Naval Yard for the work which Is expected lo take 1 ~l In two years. ac- cording to her !!kipper. Capt. Jack McKinnon. The public will not be able lo go on bolrd during the .,..·ork but will be able to view the ship from a 8pecial platform. and a mu8eum in the yard will dlspl.11y artifacts from it. 8 Percent Of America Traveling The folJowtn1 facts o n American travel were com- piled by Di8cover America Tr.11vel Organizations. I n c . (DA TO )· e An estimated 16.5 million American8 (or about 8 percent of the nation's populetion) .11re away from home on business or pleasure on tbe 11verage day. e American8 are spending $55 billion annu!Jlly on travel within their own country. Thi8 is about one-half of thelr toUJI dollar outlay for .1111 leisure time activities. e 49 percent of a 11 adult Americans h&ve now fl own on a regularly scheduled airline. Nine years ago, only 33 per- cent h.11d flown. Park Popular ARLINGTON, Ter. (UPI) - Tourists from at le.a.st 53 states and Mexico hlVA visited Seven seas:, a sea-life park that opened this year. All the Pacifies secrets are yours to discover. Come with the SS Monterey September 27.* The Grand Circle Cruise of the Orient and South Pacific in 60 days. SUV A NOU EA HONOLULU Al'IA It'll be a truly incredible journey umpling the divene cultu r« of I 4 exotic pom-of-caIL With hundreds o f fascinating sight1 and cxprrienccs (h at in time will tum to the fondest of memories.. Like Japan '• cultural treasures, Australi1 11 Great Barrier Reef and Hong Kong's wondrous •hopping. Exciting Singapore, the Stone Age culture of New Guinea, the lu.h gardenJ Try Freighters CAB Dissolves Its Consumer Protection Panel of Ball and the Polynesian beauty of s.mo. and Hawaii. And you 'II be tr•atcd in the manner that hu made cruising on the luxuriolll SS MoNTl!REY a way of life found nowhere elsc in the world today. If you're planning t0 try freighter travel, here are the rat· tns• of •hip 1ervlce• by nallonalltle• according to "Travel Routu .Around the World," a guide to pauenger-carrying freighters : . Amerlc•n. Spotless, beat plumbing afloat, modern decor, aolld American hotel style food. llrlll1h. Excell~! public rooms and personal 1ervices, food varies from bland to excellent, atmosphere Is rather 1tulfy and conservative, cleanliness is fair. l'..-h, Lou of 1•l•IY and Joie de vlvre and excellent for 1in11le people, 1tupendou1·meals,.falr 1tandard1 of hygiene. Dutch, Oorman. Immaculate, hearty bourieol1 meals , ex· cellant service, frlenclly but heavy atmosphere. llalllft. Artistic decor ed good tnlernatlonal food Oii North AUetlc, ll•Y social life. ScalMflnavlan. Spotlessly dean, wonderful meal• especially . on Swedl1b 1hlp1 informal ed frlenclly, ;.: Canadian. Uninspired, clean, good service, hotel·slyle food . --G-k. Don't look under the carpet< but splendid service and tasty, well prepared mealo . ·, Japa...... SpoUeH 1ccommoc!allon, modern decor, ftn .. t .. rvtce afloat, p11uble ·western style meals and very SoOCI Jap- anese cuisine. , The best way to get i real bargain In long.distance travel b In change ships In Europe, accordlnc lo this travel guide by Harlan Publications of Greenlawn, N.Y. Bec&use of the high price levels in the U.S. And the lower price level• abroad, ships leaving from foreign poru often charge le" tha n do ships "illng ou( of Am erican ports on similar voyages. ' WASHINGTON (AP) -The ClvU Aeronautkl Boerd, without any public announoonenl, bH !rilled a panel It .. t up t ... than IWO year1 ap lo help proi.ct 00111Umen' Jnt«dl ln altllne travel. Since the can.im.. Advtlory Com- mJttee wa1 announced at 1 newt con- ference In Oc1ober t'7ll, It bu met only n.. times. When the chllr11110 of the c:<1n11unier panel calnlillllled, C A B cbelrmtn llecor o. Browne rei>Ued with a letter eaytoa, "Tiie time hl1 now come lo dillOI VO the coinmlttee." The COlllUlnel' panel chllrmaa, Rtuven 8. ~-m, who II an ldvl .. r 10 Ralph Nader, bad complolned to Bn>WM that the comrnlttee hadn't m•t for .several months and that fto·CAB memhflr had ever 1ttendtd t.he meetinp. He Rid alao the 11'1lne lnduairy, lhrou&h lhe Alt TrantpOl'I Auoclltlon ( ATAI, had been bringlna presaure on the CAB to end the consumer 1roup. •Stilin1 datt from Sll\ l'l"l.nd&co. TM tollowina dlf '""" Lo. An.,.\a. We're a proud ship of U.S. R~otry, Our all first class service, cuisine and accommodatiON art a grand traditio n that othtrs can only hope to match. Ai>O, in cue you would like to meet us In Honolulu, you can talce the same crulsc in 50 days lcavinll on October 4. So come let us show you around the Pacific. See your travtl agent, contact uo or ""'d ua the coupon. .............................................. __ ... , ......... -.......... -......... _,_ .. ,, ... , .... _,_,.. .. ________ _ To: Paul Thompoon, Cnrile Corvulcanr, P1dfic Fu Eaat Linc 612 So. 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With a Want Ad ~,~¥ -. :-: . ~~Tb-~ , _...;-'someon';°EJ~'"W a nh • · • - The Biggest Mark(!!tplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results TOP SAWMAN ' ~ VINCE CATERINO ~ Congratulations to VINCE CATERINO, , Village Real Estate Top Salesman for May. · So far in 1972 Vince has sold 22 houses for a ' dollar value of $516,250 .00 and he has had 24 of hi s listings sell for a dollar value of $586,· .2M.OO or a total dollar value so far in 1972 of ,1,102,600.00. II you have a Real Estate need, call Vince Caterino, VILLAGE REAL ISTATE, 962-4471 in Huntington Bea~. rJewporf Shore~ 52 FT. ON THE CANAL Swim, nil, play or just loaf on !ht water· front deck! Bnght & sunny 4 BR., family room, tllfferent! Exciting! '55,000 ON A CORNER Netd• love & you. Only ,4,000 down on thi• roomy 4 BR., 2\.li bath home. Bie play yard plUJ patlo. f38,500 UNIVERSITY REAL TY 3001 I . Coast Highway Co,ona dol Mar C)enoral Gener1I ,lRST TIME OFFERED OPEN SU N. 1-5. 954 SANDCASTLE. Fan· ta11tic view in beaut. 3 BR., 211.z ba. home. Cozy fam. rm .. formal din.; lush lndscpg. ,72,500 . Harriett Davies OPiN SUN . 1-5 4121 BRIGHTON RD. A rare Cameo Shores oceanfront w/steps to beach. Superb view. 82' On ~1atl'r. Quali- ty construction. Pool. $340,000 . Carol Tatum CAMEO SHOR ES-$92,SOO OPEN SUN. 1·5. Gorgeo us ocean ,·iew. Bright, open. w/lge. BR 's .. 3 ba 's. 14Xl5 dining rm. Pool. Priv. beach. 4545 TRE- MONT. Mary Lou Ma rion BAYSHORES-A WAY OF LIFE Completely priv. community. Walk to beaches. See this 4 BR. 3 Ba . home. Cozy frplc., garden patio. Ready for summer. $59,500. LaVera Burns LIDO ISLE 65' CORNER LOT Beaut. remod. 4 BR. w/lge. L.R. & kitch., 11p. din: rm. Huge upstairs mstr. suite with BdJ . study, F .P. & deck. $129,500. Eugene Vreeland HUNTINGTON HARBOUR 4 BR, 3 ba., formal dining, family rm. Su- perb, custom "one of a kind." on lge. lot. Room !or pool. See this truly great home. '88,000. Al Fink LIDO ISLE Lovely family home locattd on 50' lot nr, prlv. club & beaches. 4 BR., w/lge. family room. South patlo. '811,500. Mary Harvey llAYSHORES , Top corner loc . 2-Story, 4 BR., 3 bll., prof. 1 dee. home. Lge. mstr. 1ull<I on 2nd level w/drtss. rm. & study. Surrounded by lovely lawn & trees. $92,500. Kathryn Raulston LIDO ISLI OUTSTANDING BUY Smalltr home loc . on one lot in add. to vac. ""· St. to St. location. Steps to priv. beach •club. $78,500. Edi e Olson m.orao ~ ... .... ColdvAll,a.u _. .... ~ Ill NIWPOltT CINTllt DR., N.I. '· ' " l~I I~ I_ .... ---l~I -·-I~ I -·-l~I -.... I~ __ .. • l~I * BAYSHORES * Hop, 1kip and jump to -.My ~1.ch It 811.y Oub -at- tracttw I~. 3 bdrm., l bath on lgr. ror. lol. paneled fam rm . w/~~t bar, din. room. .,..,w It. dra~1. 2 patios, w11hfor, dryt"!' refrla. incl. · $."ill.~. KINGS ROAD VIEW OPEN SUN . 1-S 1601 KINGS ROAD BAY &-OCEAN VlE\V First time otft"red • 3 !gf'. bdnn1., 2 btlthl, hobby room. fr!Ahly p .11. I n t f' d ou..o;tl~. bit-In k I f ch e n , rehig. Incl. • $65.000 -SEE TO APPRJo.:CIAT E. "C" THOMAS Realtor 224 W. Cna~t Hwy 5-Ul ... :-i:.21 Nf·\•o'porl &achEve. 5'15-5643 Salisbury Realt1 EXCLUSIVE CARNATION COVE Bay1ide Place Duplex; Jot over 250 ft . cl!'f'fl, 3rd inter· e11t in pier. extra parking, Fee land tyou own it~). The very best pri vate It quiet ht'ach location. SZI0.000, Call for app'! . Salisbury Redh y . 1t:i !'11ARINE AVE. BALBOA JSLAND CALL 673-6900 EVENINGS 675-4437 WALK TO BEACH <Hnerel 0.ner•I GM.rel WE DO WORK HARDER FOR YOU IN SELLING YOUR PROPERTY WE WILL HELP YOU FIND EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT PLEASE CALL US TODAY BALBOA BAY OR BEACH DUPLEX 1 Block to Beach or Bay. 1 bedroom 1 bath each. wall to wall car· pet!, drapes, completely redecorated, & ready for occupancy. Owner will finance. No loan fees. Patios front & rear. Rare Balboa Penn. location. WOW ! $53,000. COSTA MESA SHANGRILA 5 bedrooms. 4 bath~. Pool. work out room . Tucked awa y on a quiet st.reel. A most unusual and fa scinating home. Exquisite in decor. spacious, elegant, more than a home -'·an estate" - please call today 645-4040. BALBOA C.lose to beach and bay surrounded by expensive homes. Huge sleeping room off garage. 2 bedroomsJ 1 bath in main house. Only '42,900. Please call today 64/HMO. MISSION VIEJO Why pay rent, when you can buy this near new 3 bedroom, 2 bath beauty. Very low maintenance. Fully air conditioned and in mint condition. $34,950. Please call today 645-4040. COSTA MESA 3 bedrooms, 13-4 baths. Stove, refrigerator. Built in co lor Al! included in low price of $24,950. Open house Sunday Please call today 645-4040 . COSTA MESA TV. 1·5. Just reduced to $29.950. Super j?reat house 'vith 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. 2 patios. A must see va lue. Please call today 645-4040. COSTA MESA RENTAL ABAllDONm 3 + FAMILY ONLY $13,900 OLE COUNTRY GEM~! Nestled beneath 60 ft ah&df! trees: STAINED GLASS R,\ Y \\'IN DOWS heav y BEA~tEO CEIUNGS. rich w11lnul pant'lina: &: walls o! rork galore. Enchanbng enclosed LANAI plu1 adobe hr1r-k patio, 2 CA R garagt'. Complete v.·1th block wall fencini:;:. 5 fo.1JN. TO BEACH J1ee1ng Is believina: cal! now. (714) 962-5585. IOl!ISI I Ol 'O.\ P £ 4 I 1 0 J; '> ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING! This one ye.11.r new home is the most exqu i sitely lanrtscaprrl ""rt dernrall"d home to be lound. f\1 rliculous allention to Pvery delail, m.11.kes it im- possible to improve upon. An adult occupied 4 BR lam1ly room, 2 bll.th home voith deep shag carpet. rleoorAtor drapes. ttll·clt'an· 1ng oven, terraced Jandsca~ ing with edging curb!! .11.nd sprinklera, front a.nd re11.r is ee11aln to ple.11.se the most rf i s c r \ m inating buyer. S4~.0CJO. Call 54&-2313. PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW CMner11 Gener•I IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Cozy 3 bedroom single story home on faab-- 1onable Lido Isle. Paneled living room with fireplace & bookshelves, formal dining room opening ontO private patio, master bedroom suite with 2 baths. Desirable Vi a Waziers location. Owner wants action! $63.500 HARBOR ISLAND ROAD Rustic design , highlights this fabulous BAY· FRONT home in one of Ne1,1,iport's most pres-- tigious location!'i. Large enough for the "'hole family, with 5 bedroon1s. 41h baths & large, formal dining room . F'amily room separate from main hou!'ie with \vet bar & fireplace, "Dad's den" with boo kshelves. fireplace, wet bar & view of the bay. Larj!e master bed- room suite "\\l"ith fireplace. An exceptional home in a very desirable location. $225,700. SAN MARCOS ACREAGE Approximately 35 acres, estate zoned, on Santa F'e Road, in fast growing San Marcos, hold for appreciation or develop it now. All utilities to property . $143,500. BREAKING SURF On a stormy da y, the break from the surf will reach the porch, of this fab ulous 2 bed~ room own-you r-own apartment in exclusive TABLEROCK. Adults only. $66.500. HARBOR COMPANY REALTORS Selling Real Estate in Newport Harbor "Si nce 1944" 673-4400 General General 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Jrss lhan 4 year1 old. Upuadt'd !!hag C"arp<-11. family room. Jaun· dry room and all built-in ap- pl I .11. n c e 1 lncludln1 dl1hwa1htt. Great area for family fun. Juat $31,500. RM Carpet. Rea l tor•. 1 - 3 bedroom house Jn Nf"wport lleights, '.\ 1 ;;;;,_;;;;;;,_;;;;;;;;;;;;,_;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;:;:;;I lx>rlroom, 2 balhll, formal I ' C -· 180 Dt'grt'~ panof'.11.m ic vi~w from highest point ln Turl te Rock Hill.Iii. You own the l&lld. Spac. :l BR., f.11.m.ily rm.. wet bar. Street IO 1trtet loc. CU810m featutt1 thruout. $67,950. OPEN SAT/SUN. l·S 18721 SAN RUFINO ORANGE COAST Raal Estate CORON A DE MAR 644-48'1 Exacutlve Spacial for this llUfW'rb ~ bedroom home nestler! Among trees Rnd lllhruh~. Sparkling QURll· 1y for line en!er!aln\ng. 2 -1 bedroom apartments Recently reduced to $38,900. Please call tod ay 645-4040. HUNTINGTON BEACH Owner will trade !or smaller home. Close to beach. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, only 2 years old in mint condition $31 .600. Please call today 645-4040. NEWPORT IEACH Beautiful pool and patio. 3 largo bedrooms, 2\.li baths. Excep- tional val ue $48,500. Please call today 645-4040. COSTA MESA COMMERCIAL In the heart of Costa Mesa close to new freeway. 4000 Heated and air conditioned. Please call today 645-4040. COSTA MESA sq. II. 3 bedroom, 2\.li baths. Walking d istance to all schools and shop- ping centers. $28,900. Open house Sat. 1·5. Ple8'e call today 645-4040. We have 1v1il1bl• 1 number of fine homM for gracious living. TheH can be shown only by 1ppointment and only to qualified buyers. Prices ring• from $41,SOO to $175,000. Lullh rlrrp pile carpe!ing,],,..!~~~~!i!!~!:~~~~=~~==~~~:::::~ \\'Ith cu~tnm m 11. tr h I n g rlr<1p(!ll, 1111 r l"ctric kitchen w1!h all the trimmings, ran-Gene ral General General t111tic f!replAC'I". \Vhl\l " -----------------:otl101•op!Rcr for S.39,filXI! &llrr i,11 prepa~d for GI and Jo'J-IA tPrm~. now's !he lime. Call BEST IN BLUFFS CHOICEST LOCATIONS HARBOR LIGHTS "'"'"' mom, ' '"'''""· ORBIN-MARTIN REALTORS lot ol wood panotina. J"" EXCLUSIVE PRESENTATIONS 11.~IM -cnly ~5.000. flurry on this ont. RM Carpet, Realfot'!. 546-364(). "College Park Beauty" Just Usted Channing 3 bedrm + fam ll.v rm • Qu1.lity C"arpets and dr&pe1. Pretty landscape . 1'!11.sy maintenan<"e y11.rd • Large unique brick palio • Owner tr!Ul!!furf'd . ha5 R:ot· sumab\e VA Joan. SJ(J,950. Better Hurry. Ca.II 546-HiOO. fO/ THE REAL \'\l ESTATERS .... , . ' '. l " ' •. Ocean View From All Angles Tired of looking at neighbor's \Vll.lls'!' Callt your ryes nn the sparkling hlue Paril1c from any winrl<llv nf lhis custom Tt-mple H i I l ~ man.~inn . W11trh !ht' .«un ,;Pt heh1nd Catalina Island. Buy ~ telescope. Words r11n 't desc.ribt! the he.11.uty, !his 3 bedroom has it all. Formal dining roon1, 1Ullh carpels and matching drapes. We will trade anythinc YoU CORONA DEL MAR OCEAN SIDE OF HIGHWAY NEW LISTING, beautifully furnished, with .P.lush carpeting, decorator drapes, lge. fam- ily rm., worksaver kitchen. Huge cov'd. pa· tio. Custom home lhruout. Walk up the brick walk to this beauty, you'll never want to leave! Absentee owner says sell at $75,000. UNIVERSITY PARK -NEW LISTING Walk thru an iron gate to the cou rtyard of a secluded 3 bdrm. plus den , 21h bath home. Add a pullrnan kitchen w/blt-ins & a dining area overlooking a secluded atrium. Offered at $35,950. CUL DE SAC CHARM "Applie pie condition"! Large landscaped lot. sprin klered, so you enjoy the pool. The house is new thruout. just move into thiJ 3 bdrm. charmer. Priced to sell at $44,500. OPEN 1-5 SAT .. SUN., MON. 2142 ASTER PL. (EASTRIDGE ESTATES) (OFF SANTA ANA AVE.) COSTA MESA VALLEY VIEW Large Harbor View home, "Palermo model," 4 lge. bdrms., family rm .• 2 frplcs., wet bar. Owner has spared nothing in decorating thia beautiful home. Ca ll to inspect. $62,950. EMERALD BAY Build vour o\vn dream hou~e on this ocean view. Vacant lot. l.aguna Beach's most ex· elusive area, behin rl locked gates, 24 hr. guard. with access to priv. be21 ch & pool. Offered at $35,000. CORBIN-MARTIN REALTORS 644-76,2 Rt'altors 545--0465 2790 Harhor Blvd. at Ad.II.nu Open EveR. JUST LISTED, on lhe widest, most pie· turesque flower greenbelt in the Early Bluffs, this beautifully decorated 3 BR. 2\.li ba. END UNIT condo has many. many extru • elec. kitch., mirrored ·wel bar, paneling, bit· in closets in gar., delightfully priv. 40 ft So. patio w/waterfaU . A real buy at $55,500. And beaut1/ul 1un5efa Are youra in a awt'eplng pan- orama. from Qiis bei uL, like new I; spacious 4 BR., ram. rm., dining rm. home In one of C:iron.11. del Mar'• finest areu. $87.500. SECLUSION PLUS! have Jor th1I $60,000 ca,Ue. Newport· Coron• del Mar· Co1t1 Me11 You will agree. Call tor ap-..,,..,...;,,,,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,....,...,,.!!!!j pol.ntment. WATERFRONT DUPLEX WITH PIER J\1oat !lexlble Tax Shelter. Two hou11e1 -One 3 BR and one 1 BR, Owner can oc· cupy one or lea:otebothror polt'nti11I $800-$900 And hAVf' ON BEAUTIFUL Vi sta Caudal. thi! l~e. 2 BR. 2 Ba., sep. din. rm. condo has ba y view at the front & rolling j?reenbelt at the back, Only '45,950. For app't. to see, call 644-0134, anytime. Multiple Listing Member. ::\m.'~00'"' c' 11 HELEN B, DOWD REAL TOR ' ''I'l l!:!<!:/\!. ~I ::;T/\'l'l '.l<S .,.., .... Oonoral Exceptional Home iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Pool IA YFllONT CONDOMINIUMS ' . Beautltut hMted and !lltered PREVllW SHOWIN'"- Anthony pool, r • I • x I n 1 '"' lonal, oovor<d and loviohly THIS WEll<END la...ctscal>'d. Hom• II ONLY ONE PltOBLIM--:0!~~ ;i:.~.!u\: ONLY 17 LEFT! HUltltYI aarage noor opener, lets of 28 New hoults on the bayfronl "'""· Kttp .,,.1 thla oum-Complete with boat lllps. Xlnt Terma. m". ""'' °"" Met0 1oca. YOU OWN THE LAND tion. Rod Carpet, RU!ton. Paclfi~°Coast Hwy. at Balboa Bl..t. 546-0640. NIW~l llACH TOWNHOUlllt. L TI), Brood & l\llter 4401 W.j.COAIT HWY.· ,67Ml20 8 UNITS C.1 10nlrc. 'l'b9M for ad- =c1L~7~~~ Daily Pilot Classified Ads aon1:tJkwl 1\te. c.u· Mr. ~~· -.. eout for Action •.• Call 142-5871 Walle to beach, yacht club. fOlf· &: t~Mill. This 3 BR., 2 Realtors 545-0465 ba., be.11.uty hu a J.ie., tlle 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams encl back yard beyond the Open Eves. rJua w.11.l led liv. rm .. a ---"=-=---- tropical lMal by the dining HELP!!! atta A: a walled I: very priv. Owner lx>ught new home. pool area w/a jacuzzi spa Mu11t aell NOW beautiful 4 u .11. plus. ~e If, $57,950. hedroom home <>n cul-de. QUAINT COTTAGE ,.,, Corp.led theoogh<ml. In CdM wilh 2 BR., trpl., block wall fenclfl&, room ror F .A. heat, new paint, dra~ trailer, near 1 hop p In I · A carpettnr, '1 beaut. heated $31,450. Rtd C a r p • I , pool. R<IOm to buUd R·2 unit Rtalion. -· AU for $44, 750. You'll Jove t It! ..,.ei,1 TV pnvtew ol the 2 above at optn boUa, Sot. • Sito. l·!. llO ~ ...,, CiJa'OlfO dal Mar, LUXUl)'·1 . MONIYSAYER ':~ UVING °""'' .... oalli Need• - "IY THI SIA'' but prlcod r l rb 1. I Splnl 1taJrC.. ! 1111. ' BA. llodrooms, )fl coot& M•u. "'"'' room wiib ,._t .... .uiw. 112.!GO. Rod Carpot. Z. Uc! c-1111!1' )Jal--• • • u.d, ~ltd pool. I Vacant. One block to beach. RIAL ESTATE l'A·IR (714) SM-2551 Jt'i a breezt ... et1 )'Olli' tllml with tlM, U.. Daib' Piiot Cloattled. -· Geftt'r•I OPPORTUNITY ONLY ONE LEFT Here's your opportunity to ·purchaM • brand new Ayres quality built home at the Recquet Club In tho City of lrvlno. J Mcfrooms and J b1throom1, l•rte fam- lly .....,,, cozy dlnln9 .....,, ffrwpl- lfMl,llullt-lno. $42 ,850 with llber1I term1 Tndo In your old home end .,... In alter ochoel Iota out. Sain office locatocl on cur... RMol, Juat north of lhe Santo An• Pr-ey. 979·2113 ar 832-5792 J r ~ ...... , ' l ' j I DIRECTORY I.., tlth heMy cit,....,, wltfl Y" ttih ._..._. •'" t• 1t....i. ....... Al tk IK.tlMI llstMI kl••.,. 4-u .. M 11 ,,...., ... I i.y ~ .. .._.....,.hi N4ey'• DAILY 'ILOT WANT ADI., ....... 1Mwl111 .,. .. h•_.. kt Mk •t t• ~ .,. •rfM .. lllf MKll .... HMttN 111 tlll1 ••I•• H«lil hW-y, khlrtl.y •lttl l111t4.y. HOUSES FOR SALE 1• Bedroom• 1. F•mlly Rm ., Den l 2874 Cl ubhouse Rd . (Me sa Verde ) C.M . (I Bedroom ) 107 Via Orvi eto (Lido lsJe1 N.B. 644-2430, $78,500 \Sun 12 :30-5 :30 ) (2 Bedrooms) 610 Larkspur. Corona del Mar 673-8080, $47,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2595 Crestview Dr. (Bayshores ) N.B. 644-2430 (Sun afternoon) 714 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar 673~642 67~459 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 411 Belvue Ln IBalboa Penin .) N.B. 673-3663 836-0238 eve. !Sun 11-4) (2 Bedrooms & Famlly Rm. or D1nl *1963 Pt. Dunleigh Cr. (H.V. Hm•I N.B. 644-2430 . $53,000 (Su n 1·5) 227 Poinsettia , Corona del Ma r 644-7662 $75,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) J727 Pl. Sterling fH.V . Homes ) N.B. 833-0820 $52 ,500 (Sun 1-5) 1727 Antigue, Newport Bea ch 646-5538 $77.500 I Open Dail y) 333 Pirate Road , New port Beach 646-9549 $36 ,600 (Sun 11 -4) 13 Bedroom•) tt4401 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 675-6820 (Sat & Sun JO.Dusk) 1818 Commodore (Baycrest) N.B. 642-8235, $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *263 Oceanview (Newport Heights) N.B. 1142-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 218 Hazel. Corona del Mar 673-2222 1336 E . Balsam. Anaheim (Sun J-5) 673-6642 675~59 fSat & Sun 1-5 ) *2145 Aster 1off Santa Ana Ave) C.M. 644-7662 $44.500 ISat & Sun 12·5) 6962 Rio Vista Dr. Huntington Beach 12131438-9934 $34 ,875 (Sat & Sun 12-4) 1736 Pt Sheffield IHarbor Vu Homes )NB 644-4910 $49.500 (Sat & SUn J-5 :30) 204 Kings Place <Newport Heights) N.B. 644-4910 $100,000 (Sat & Su n J-5 :30 ) 1953 Maple St .. Costa Mesa 645-4040 $28,900 • (Sat & Sun J-5) 930 W. Wi lson. Costa Mesa 645-4-040 $24.950 (Sun 1-5) *1863 Bayport Way, Newport Beach 67:\-4930 640-0020 (Sun 1-5) (3 Bedrooms & Family Rm or Den) 2030 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) N.B. 646-1550. $1J0,200 (Daily J0.5 ) '*1623 Tradewlnds (Baycrest) N.B. 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 954 Sandcastle rH.V. Hills ) CdM 644-2430, $72.500 (Sun 1-5) 1114 White Sail• Way (H.V. Hills) CdM 644-2430. $59.500 (Sun 1·5) **2001 Bayside Dr .. Corona de! Mar 644-2430. $165.000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) · 2290 Columbia Drive (College Park) C.M. 642-2312. $28 .900 1S at & Su n 1-5) 8372 Kingfisher Dr., Huntington Beach 842-2561. $33,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) tt3329 Ocean Blvd , Newport Beach 673-8550 $165 .000 (Sat & Sun J-5) *1820 Irvi ne Ave (Baycrest) N.B . 642-3187 $53 ,500 (Open Daily) 4641 Greentree Ln (University Park) 642-8235 $46,950 (Sun 1-5) 9400 Warbler Ave. Fountain Valley 962·352J $35,000 !Sat & Sun) 251 Ocean View, Newport Beach 644-7270 $63 .500 (Sun J-5) 914 Citrus Pl iEastblulf) N.B. 644-4910 $44.000 (Sat & Sun 1·!) 681 Sandcastle IH .V. Hills ) CdM 675-3000 $55.750 <Sun 1-5) 5662 Mangrum, Hunt ington Beach 540-8555 $29,900 ISUn 1-5) 18916 Santa Cl ara Circ . Fountain Valley 540-8555 $32 .500 !Sun J-5) 6.10 Cameo Highl•nds Dr .. CdM $65 ,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 18721 San Rufino. Turtle Rock Hills 644-4848 (Sat & Sun J-5) 2012 Santiago rDn ve r Shores) N.B. 675~ $89.500 (Sun 1-5) 2208 Vista Dorado (Early Blulfs) N.B. 644-1133 $59.750 (Sun 1-5) 2812 Serang, Cos ta Mesa 546-2313 $37,499 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 407 Pirate Roa d, Newport Beach 546-2313 $36.500 (S un J-5) 293 Bowling Green Dr <College Prk) CM $31.950 ISat & Sun J2 -5) *1618 Irvine Ave (Westcllff ) N.B. 646-9108 $49,960 (Sun 1·5) 3266 California St ., Costa Mesa 546-6321 $32,000 (Sun 1-!) 6262 Navajo Rd ., Westminster 847-8.531 $28,000 (Sun 1·5) **3608 River Ave., Newport Beach 67:\-1972 IDaily 1·5) 3165 Sicily (Mesa Vordo) C.M. 546-5880 $31,500 ' (Sun 1·5) (4 lledroom1) * 1395 Shannon Lane, Costa Mesa 546-2750 (Open 12"5) 28J2 Cli!f Drive !Newport Helehls> N.B. 644-2430, $69.000 (Sot & Sun 1·5) 962-6260 $.13,900 (Sat & Sun) 893J Shore Circle. Huntington Beach 540-8555 $29.960 (Sun J·5) 88J2 Luss Dr .. Huntington Beach 54()-8555 $30,500 (Sun 1·5) 691 Senate, Costa Me sa 646-8811 $26,500 (Sun l~J 500 Traverse, Co•ta Mtsa 540-08.15 $29,950 (Sun 1-5) 1126 Shawnee St. Santa Ana 64&-0555 $26 ,000 (SAi & Sun 1-5) 2907 Harbor Vi1w Drive, N1wport B11ch 673-8550 $79,900 (Sun 1-5:30) *1712 Galaxy (Dover Shores) N.B. 675-4930 IW(H)020 (Su n l·S) 557-8794, $48 ,950 (Sal & Sun 11-6) ·*2815 Harbor View Drive. CdM 644-1425. $77 .500 15at & Sun 12-5) 2018 Galaxy Or. ~Dover Shores) N.B. 646-1550, $154 .500 (Daily 10-5) **1657 Ba yside Dr., Corona del Mar 675-1935 Yacht sman's Cove I Daily) ***4521 Brighton Rd . (C ameo Shores) CdM, 644-2430, $340 .000 (Sun 1·51 J859 Port Margate Pl (Hbr Vu Hms l NB 644-4863 (Sat & Sun 12-6) 412 E. 16th Place. Costa Mesa 642-4750 $43.500 (Sat & Sun) 2352 Orch id Hill Pl (Upper Bay\ N.B. 540-2676 (Sat & Sun l -51 3105 Lincoln \Vay, Costa Mesa 540-0178 $37,700 !Sun 10-4) 1819 Port Barmouth (Harbor VU ~ N. B. 644-7270 154,950 (Su n 1-5) 1957 Sanderling IMes• Verde) C.M. 546-5990 $43.950 (Sun 1-5) 19 Royal St. George (Big Canyon CC.) N.B. 644-4910. $124.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30) 3061 Capri Ln (Mesa Verde) C.M. 546-5990 $91.500 (S un 1-5) '*J309 Ashford Ln (Baycrest) N.B. 6-14-4910 $99,500 (Sun 1-5) 17996 Aspen Tree (Univ. Park ) Irvine 552-7000 ISun J·5) *2006 Nautilus Ln (Baycrest) N.B. 645-6500 $77.900 fSun J-5) **•6 Linda Isle (Linda Isl•\ N.B. 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30) 2751 Cardina le. (Mesa Verde) C.M. 545-8424 $45 ,950 (Sun 1-51 21022 Hagerstown Clrcle, Huntington Bch 968-6558 $41.500 (Sun 1-5) 2317 Rutgers Dr .. (College Pk ) C.M. f\46-8811 $32 .950 ISat & Sun J-6 1 3607 Sausalito IH V. Hills) CdM 675-3000 $92,950 (Su n J-5) '*243 Via Firenze (Lido Isle) N.B. 675-3000 $150.000 (Sun 1-5) 438 Angelita (Irvine Terr) CdM 67:\-6000 $72,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3077 Madi son Ave, Costa Mesa 979-1050 $37 ,950 (Sat & Sun) 1715 Port Sheffield , (Harbor View J N.B. 644-4134 (Sun J-4) 2335 Irvine, Ne wport Beach 548-1311 $47,950 (Sat 1-5) 9301 Mokihana, Huntington Beach 647·9604 $38.950 (Sat & ·sun 11·5) J741 Pt Sheffield Pl (Hbr Vu Homes) N.B. 644-6249 $67,950 fDaily 1-6) 2512 Lighthouse Ln (Harbor View Broad- moor) CdM 675-4930 (Su n 1-5) 1317 Mariners (Bayc rest) N.B. f\42-7491 $85,000 (Sun 1-5) 419 \1ista Roma. Ne\\'port Beach 644-7779 646-7171 (S un 1-5) ( 5 Bedrooms) **54 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) N.B. 644-2430 fS at & Sun 1-5) **1306 W. Bay (Balboa Penin.) N.B. 67:\--4600 (Sun 1-5) 2581 Vista Drive (Bayshores) N.R. 675-C930 640-0020 (Su n 1-5) •95 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) N. B. 675-4930 640-0020 f Sun 1-5) (S Bedrooms & F'•mlly Rm or Den ) 1521 Antigua (Baycrest) N.B. 642-8235 ISat & Sun 1-5) **•46 Linda Isle (Linda lsfe l N.B. 642-8235 !Sat & Sun 1-51 tt309 Evening Star rnover Shores ~ NB f\42-82.15 fSal & Sun 1-5) **:1 l .. inrla Isle Dr f I.inrla Isle ) N.B. 075-6161 (Su n afternoon) 20..\2 Port Weyb rid~e PL Newport Beach 644-6246 fSat & Sun 10-6) 2iG1 Mendoza lr-.1esa del 1\1ar ) C.lvf. 545-8424 $39 .850 fSat & Sun 1-5) 24972 De Salle, Mission Viejo 54!\-8424 $.15 ,950 (Sat & Sun J-5) l61 2 Seabell Circle, Corona del Mar 675-7225 Lusk Hrbr Vu Ridge (12-5 ) 20401 Upper Bay. Sa nta Ana Heights 644-6200 $59 .500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 ) 2800 Shantar, Costa Mesa 54:\-4735 $42.495 IS at 1-4. Sun 1-5) (6 Bedrooms & Family Rm er D•n} J924 Galaxy Dr. !Dover Shores) N.B. 646-J550 , $122.900 (Daily 10.5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE (2 Bedrooms) *1061 Dover Drive, Newport Beach 645-6500 $.10,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) {2 lo 3 Bedrooms} **4401 W. Coast Hwy .. Newport Buch BiS-6820 (Sat & Sun JO.Dusk) (3 B•drooms) C29 Vista Flora (Eastblufll N.B. 673-6642, 67:\-6459 rsat & Sun J-5) 2021 Avenida...Chico (Eastbluff) N.B. 6'+8'49 $54 ,750 (Sun 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE C21 Marigold. Corona de! Mar 67S-2JOJ $46,500 (Sun 1-5) 11 & l Bedroom•) J28 Chi St. Newport Beach 67~2 67~59 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (2 B1droom1 ••eh Unit) 615 Narcissus Ave ., Corona dt:l Mar 673-3663, $68.500 (Sat & Sun afternoon) 323 Jasmine, Newport Beach 873-8&50 $63.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30) WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SALE 1557 Bayside Drive. Corona de! Mar 675-1935 Yachtsman's Cove (Dai!Y) * .... •• w ......... *'** • .,..,.. .. ,a, ... Uf VISTA FLORA ..., DAIL V "'1.0T f f ' ~tan}' n:tn.a 1n !h11 deluxr 3 ~=::t~:":' RR" 3 b&, cnndo In 'T1'I" "' Blurr~. Lu.'(ur\ou~ app!'•. HARBOR VI EW HOME Somerset Model 1 Stretch-out and li ve in th is 1\\'0 story 5 bed· roon1, 3 bat.h , l·~.<\.!\1JLl' JtOO~t, J)ININ <; nOOf\.1 , Bulll in kitchen. 2 fireplaces , NE\V CARPETS and DRAP~S plus so many ex - tras you have to see lt to really appreciate it. Fee land, . . . . •. . ........ , , , . $72,500. SOUTH OF THE HIGHWAY Corona del Mar , APARTMENT UN DER CONSTRUC'T!flN 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, buil tin kitchen \vith VIEW Of' JETTY . FRONT HO US E -al'n has 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths. dining area. fire· place. No\11 is the time to buy. . . $79,500 . TWO TRIPLEXES Corona del Mar Butlt 1n range and O\'('n , dish\\'a:-:hrr ancl disposal, carpets and drapes. 2 Units ha\'e 2 bedrooms , 1 bath ; 1 Unit has 2 bedrooms, l \~ baths w!fireplace . Each un il has 2 car· ports, mai ntenance free yard and pool pr ivi- leges .. .. .. . Each $79,500. EASTBLUFF Back Bay View ~ A truly lovely home, 4 Bedroo1ns, 2 baths, FA~11LY ROOM , fireplace, builtin kitchen with breakfast area. Custom carpets and drapes, beautiful patio for you r entertain- ing pleasures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55,900. VIEW -VIEW -VIEW Catalina-Bay-Canyon Del ightiu! family home. Lovely slate entry 3 bedrooms. J'% bath, FAM ILY ROOM fo; dining room) large gourmet kitchen with all the bu iltrns. FIREPLA\E plus many other nice features. See and com pare .'. $63,500 * * * OPEN HOUSES (4 BEDRM & FAM ) 1Rl9 Port Barmoulh Harbor View Homes, N.B. $54 ,950. Open Sun: day 1-5 P .M. 13 BEDRM & FAM) 251 Ocean View , N.B. $63,500. Open Sunday J.5 P.M. ~ MDAS.UIW REALTORS 644-7270 1828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. ·-·~ . . ·. . . . '.· .. .>''TREASURE MAP,,, ...._ - ·-- REAL ESTATE·TREASURES A DUPLEX WITH SEAWARD EYES Jn Corona del Mar. Onl y f63,500. One rented -one vacant for you~ Sunny, with beautiful French shutters. HARBOR VIEW HILLS ''ou can hear a ship's fog horn as it makes ill> way thru our jettys from this all beamed ceilinged home. Only $79,500. You 'll love tho kitchen, too ! BEAUTIFUL CORNER. EASTBLUFF Only $47 ,500. 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths; fam ily & dining rms., frplc. Carpelo::, drapes: bit-in kitch. Nicely landscaped by professional. Owner anxious · quick possess. Newport Beech & Costa Mesa Multlple Listings ., 1831 WESTCUFF DR., N.B •. l.>fu~h <'1tr·pt>t.'I ,tr tw11iu1 dr&Pf'I!. Th~ l>f'Kt nt 11''1 111!: \n this l:w'a11L horn"'. s 1lt111.tNI 01;."1J'Ei.'V0~1~~p E Sh1u·11 .; f~~t. hnn10-. it :l lot, 111 Coron• dt>I M11.r. !\'ewly pi11 1t!!'d 111 & vut , linruot'd , JlOSllr~c, 11! 411t STREET R(";t •1H~llt·\ t.11,1 II + _ ... I'" [1'11'1 I Rf'IH'h, :-:p110•, 'l f~R ,t, I-RR . tlf'll l,1 I'·' ,111 Pl! n11 I ~11 \i", l.gP. dhl ):.\l',11.!<' (.JUI•~ ~··~~!'<.<,, 1336 E. BALSAM (?.f'.~+lt. ·: HI(. 11•1111•· Hll I~•' ('Or111•r lnl 111 ,\!1>1 li1'11n nro0111 f .. r !k~llt I'll' 11·a1!.-1· t'1\. hl'at Firlr. I'. B11!h' I }11"'111·1' >;hak,. Ml'lf. Offt'N"d ' f•H' S~i.~)~I f MORGAN REAL TY 673-6'42 67S·6•S9 1 $30,900 '4 Bd + F•mily Rm. !'[•11.('IOU~ h11rp~ fu111•h li"!ll" rlP.\tlCn•'" for A<'ll1 P l•\111.:. ,~ , n tr rl:1 111u1i:. C"UI 111,.! ~ prid~ hu1l11n k ! I ,. h" 11 . rii~h\IA .~hf'r, fll!l\ih !'••>111 111111 r l•",.'..1nt t 1 r ,. r 1111 " , Con1plf'\<'l,I' c 11. 1 1• r I f' d , ri r II. pf' d 111111 o\ II I RPr1·1i.:"rA1 .. 1·. 11:1 ... !1,.1· 111td flry,.r 111, l11il•'d, lh·l1gl11f11I rovf'1'r1I p;,11<1. ~pr111 l,l,,1·~ Vacunt -11\n1 ff 1·1~:!1! In' \\'11,lk lo .~• h•"ll ~, Jl'"'I 11.IH1 park. !i40-17~!\J. TARBELL RURAL LIVING PRIVATE POOL BPsl F'.asl.~ide lo('a linn, 1·h1s :I hrc1roon1, 2 harh hnrnP !ealure!I. hullr·in kilchPn, ~,.para Te rl11'1 111i;:-t· r1" ill, 1 l1rPpl11 i·r , !1011hlr J.;.t l'1•i.:". 17x:lll POOi, l!r"11f' hll~ hl'rn 'hf';iniifullv 1·.i rr rl ! 11 1 . ' P1'fllr~~1n;vi1 land,;, .iping !'I n11li;l11nrlinl!. ,\ r 1• 11 " c·nu11tr~··l1kr \l !lh h1i,: In'•'~ anrl (p1irr slrr,..1, i.;,,.,..ll•'nl I \'R.lue 111 !h1~ ~r .. ;1 S:\1i ·.oo I Thl.ot nnr \\·011'1 l1<~t ('all no11,·~ HP1l C11rp<>1 , l\<>!\i l !•1·~. 546·A640. Newport Shores -Exquisite! \\'rot iron gate and qui!'I Pl1t h lo 111uperh r·ran<·1st•nn !1lrrl f'lll i·y! Giant fl:l'1'tli>n 111 1n;i 1'00n1 wilh go~rou.o;; 1n11;;,;1111• 1 gla.ztd ti\" firepla('e. t-'ran- rl1can tilrd dinin11: a rr11. l:ri>unntt kitchen wilh pa.~s­ lhru llE'rvlng bar. \.\'inding i1taiN'ft.Y to upJ>('r Jrvel and f king 1i~P. hf>r!roon1ii. :1 ha.lh1', DPeorator'i1 dt>liR'hl! Wge brick palio plus exlra lal'j;P Sf'f'IUdl'd sundf'('k, Pl'i- va!e lx-ac·h, pool, IPnnis And mu(•h n1ore -cnll q ull'k! 645·0:\03. IOl/l\I I Ol\11\ DREAM HOUSE SPECIAL L f DO SANDS -$31.000 Te nanl refuSe!i to show. but we think it is such a good buy tha t 1t will sell sight unseen, Let us shO\\' you the exterior. then make your offer suliJeCt to interior inspection. EASTBLUFF SPECIAL -~4,000 Best bu y tn arra! EnJOY the privacy .of th1.o; lnvel1• 3 bd rn1 & farn l'nl hnme nn quirt eul· rte ·sa'« .-:1 rl'el Hi ght size for srnall fan1i!y. \'1p\1· of rnnunla111:-;. r:rt•at Kitl'hen . 914 l'ITl\I s l'l..·\l 'I•: {lf'l·:.\ S\T SI';>; f-5 00 BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB R1•a111 11111 p11\<l!1· 1'n1111t1y t 'l111J r:i n1h!1n$: 1h r11 the h1l!s rrfalt' a fL1 n-lov1ng pla('e 1n \1 h1t h !11 11\t' S1·P \J11~ elegant 4 l~rl h()me 1oda\' L.l.{e FH & (urinal DI<. $!24.5 00 J!l f~{)\';\I. s·1·~ t ~l·:L)[lt i l·: S.\'J' S!':\'. l ·:l 30 HARBOR VIEW HOMES -$•9,500 J,u1 ·k\' \'()l! (!) find this bea ut1ft1I ~lnna<·o niodCI 0 l'f'rfcr tion lhrnughnnt. .\rl 1t11 (l('1·11- p1rd. 3 RR.~ ... for111<1 I J)I!. \h1rr\' r0r· tlus onr' 1736 PT. SIWFFIEl.ll fll'F.N S:\f' Sl .~ f·o '.lfl IRVfNE TERRACE -SOME VIEW Hefres:h 1n~I\ Ur1ghl' /\ rare f1n<l in thi .~ £'.'<· rl11s1vf> arra. Sl1rt1ng do0rs o( 1h is sharp :l f\rl ·rnnn1 borne upl'n to patio So. pool $57 .500 LINDA ISL E -$125 .000 :"1111 .t·: long 11;1tl'r \It'\\' f1·on1 th1.i; f;ibu l011 ~ 1·uston1 !Judt u11u-:11al ho1ne. (':Lil \c1 ~ee thl.li ot1lsta11d1ng: lX':iu1y \1 '1l h pier & .~lip. LUXURY "OWN -YOUR-OWN" $89,910 Fantastil' \'1e11• of b:t y & jettv'. .'\ 1nasterpiere buil ding-on 1he \\··a ter wi privafe marina . !n1rnac. 2 Rll & 2 baths. Beaut. pool & jacu7.zi. Bldg perfectl y n1aint. sec. gun rri . LIDO IS LE -$115,000 lmprrs~ive n1odrrn \\'i th S BR . fo'R, l)R & :l baths. l.,l?e sunny patio, terrazzo & 2lass. Man y hu ill-\n ff'alures. Open floor plan. EXECUTIVE FAMILY HOME -$99,500 I ~rgest patio for entertain ing in Baycrest ;p·f';i, f:leg;inf pool \\'it h hyrlra -s weep. 4 Rdrn1.i;;, .1 17 baths. l·'R & fnrinat dihint?: rm. f.109 -~Sf fF[)f1f) l.ANE o rr-:N S\IN f-o 00 NEWPORT HEI GHTS t-.lagnif1r ent VH'I" of ba y & hlue Pat'ifit': :l Re droonl, :1 ha1h r·o ntemporary \Vi lh luxur- inu;i:; rarpc+!in !,! & ct ra pes. Rcd u('cd' $100 .000 204 KINCS f'f .. I ('~: OPE N S.\T Sl'N l -~·30 LINDA ISLE LOT -$69,500 .\ real 1·hoirf• 'l':ivlor \o. r:'>('lu .<:i,·r . Rud d vn11r O\\'n 1t1x11rv . honlc 011 1!1is i.~land of fuu'r hon1r<: & ~:a,·htlng. A rPctl huy'. LINDA IS LE -$151,000 rrnlcctrd pa\1n l!l this spal.'.JOllS NI-'.\\' 4 be:rl~ rnoni bayfront hon1e w; f 'n . L>n, stud.v k ~1/7 hi'!ths . 2n d 1··1nn r offe rs a large sundeck. H1~h ceilings anct 1nany custom fealure11 . 6 LINDA ISl.f. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 Office Open Saturday & Sund•y ''Our 27th Ye1r'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO •• RHltors 2111 S•n Jo•quln.,Hl.11' RH• ''Overlooking 8 19 C•nYOtt' Ceuntry Club" NEWPO RT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 ****** LACHENMYE~ REALTOR FANTASTIC BUYS OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY I. SUNDAY " . • ' •• ' ' " Now you can buy Mr that drf"lt.Ml hoUAe bf-cause lhh1 ia 11. 4 hugt bedroom:ir, 7~ lux- urious ba!hs, lots of extra roon1, Prf'lltige niod rl \\Jith 11nkle riel'p c11rPf'l!I thruoul. rirAf)f'~ to m11\ch. •lugt * MEST VERDE* Baycrest Beauty 10% DOWN Large. separate family " Sparkling clear 2 bed· room for entertaining 1 rooms, 2 baths, lge. fa · la rge ~rou o ... , 3 Bedrm~ .. mily rm .. surrounded by 21/:t baths, entry way ', beau t iful homes on cul -into beautiful living .' de-sac streeL N ewl y roon1. firepla ce. bl tins, ! pain ted insirle & out, shake roof. ni ce Jar1e ~ ne\v rrp1s ~~ t1rr!'. 2 fire-ba rk ya r rl . $:'11 .900.: pis .. bu i!tins. dhl. gar. 0\\'ner n1nvrd SPpR!'Rl<' fiim1ly r 0 0 m . Tr11.df' in !fiat ol<l mO<lrl on thi!! S4!l.~J SJ)f'l'iAl. Si'llrr \1'1 11 ('1>rt~id1•r 11)[ nrlcr!I. C.llll Rl'allor·s 54;;...9491 shake roof. large yard 203() ('om111oclor e. 2190 Harbor Blvll at Adam:oi: \li'ilh patio. S:1t. & Sun. ! C WA l l\I R .~If[ 0Pf'n 1-:ve1. 3277 ('olo rado. • Open Sat.. Sun. * Mesa. del Mar* ! OPEN SUN. 11-4 *4 BEDROOMS* 859 st. Cl air. Owner :, •11 Belvue L•ne [ Anxious TO SELL! S ( Quiet &lboa PPnin, Point 10% DOWN 4 nom~. 2 BR., dining rm ., College Park Beauty. ~edrms., 2 ~a~hs, lrg. ·1: frplc.. Nl~ Yard. Must lff Large bedrms., 2 balhs, liv. rm . -I rt1n1ng rm., 1: to apprttii11t, $54,500. huge living room w/ separate fam ily rm. w/ i Call: 673-3663 836--0238 t'\r~s fireplace. Overlooking f' I bit' b t irep .. ins .. eau . beautiful :va rd . Builtins, yard. Shake roof, dbl. dbl. gar .. patio. associated BROK E.R S-R t l\L T<iRS Z02S tN 9.,1b,,., 07l·l&&l PADAD 245 Tulane, g'llr. Open Sat. & Sun. Ope n Sat.. Sun. 6<46-3918 OR 545.3413 J 1860 NEWPORT BL VD .. CO~TA MESA Ideal location for bttchelor or (St op in for yo ur Map and Information) hi~t 11.way. Sharp as lt tac·k. 1 \K'droom horn" "'hh plu~h ~'""'"'!!!!!!"'"""'""''""'""~!!!!!!""''!"'""'""'""'--I C'er1J('t1'111nrl drape:11. \\'a:oi:hrr, Gtn1r1I -G1ner•I j dryt'r, «nd t't'lria:('rator ln- 1·lu()1•d In lhiA low prire of $15,950. lth:•aJ IOC'ation clote f) B R. A 10 pool A rte: room . At thli1 'J. l ff 'l prfro, why """ Calf l! (/ arre ea l',I CALL ME 646•5152 AND SEE ~~~~'::::=!::~1::::::::=====~·:·:::'.~ Realtori M5-9491 =··· \i1 [1 ~',Ill pre:Jenf:J W. · ltc >n ®C~ <J1111>;~ 11y ' I \ I t LIDO ISLE Lovely • Spacious 3 Bedroom + Convertible Den . 3 Baths. Large lot with boat storage. A charming home at an at! ra.ctive price -ready for immediate occupancy. 2845 I . Co1st Highw1y Coron• d1I Mar 67S-6900 Open Ev~11. Paint & Save $17,750! Th~ fiser·U Ppl'!r o! '77! ~ It lo beliew. Creal lll111·tl'r rhAlf't, 1·1rA buy,.ri1 -v.·tl· comt. Needs loll! ol TLC. Pl,.aae \\'IP" your fc>tt -On !ht v.·11y out: Call 64S·0.10.1, I Ol!I \I I Ol \O\ ~ • "' I ' I I Don't riv• up the thlp! "Lill!" 11 In C'lA.tillifiM , Ship h') ShnN' R.e~ullt! 64~7~ • LARGE COUNTRY ESTATE OVERLOOKING NIWPORT UPPPIR IAY- Swimming, riding. ranching and entertain- ing -it 's all here wilh lovel y "wide--open-- gpaces'' view. 5 Bedrooms. each with prtvatt bath. lar,1te seclurled den. formal din ing room and central cantina . Lar~e <"Ompletel y equiP"' ped kitchen. pantr\·, breakfast room an d multi-purposes room. Call offi ce for detallJI .t1nd brochure. Office Open Satur9'1ys & SuM•y• PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 WHtcllfl Dr., N.I • 642-5200 \ .. ;. '· • •• .. ' l• ... •• .. ' < • .. .. .. ' .. " ' .• ' • !\': ' " ... -•• l '\'. •.. ... •• •llJ'lf ..... ,,. ' s-i.,.-c.1m 1~1r-·-·~1 • _ ..... ---I~! L---·-.. ~l~;;:.·111:.. __ ... ___ ;;:!~~~ I -·--c1c,.1_ THE 8£ST HOMES ...... ... IN THE BEST AREAS .:~'~'.">.,: -· .}C ~~~,.~ ~; . 6 IEDl~~;;·.ll}i~~ii:;f'··::~~=":".:'.:ie.~'~:::;. iii• ~,.;;~;. 4i.~~rs.0~·~~1'f!J:l:,l~'frktll: H=.~;~f c ... ' 11 Mo1.1 Ri: . U ...i. · Old'1' bot ofJ'll<wnllJ .....i 111 HAIEL lb<pubUr IM>m•. < + S, Wre ,.... vur: t1()Mf:S OPEN TODAY FOR YOUR VIEWING, 1-5 PM •WULBU!LD yourdrtam HORSEl'IOPERTY W.ewnllyhom<.4Bdnnl. C...to-UUieO>rona.Gttil ..,,f<>m>aJdinlJll.By ..... , home, Ha re •la!f fat-cun-Nrv.·M" CUlbn home on ~ 2 Bu pool tab'94le tarn. vi~·! Seclusion! S Bdnnt., \~.,;·:,,$40-539;::;::;;:l:._-='._.,....,.. __ \ ----------------------------------....,,.! plete borne pacltaa:t. acr" of 1fOUrri ~ for Uy roOm. 1~pl~. Amtbtt 2 balht, taniily rm, $98.500. B!ST Cell• Park bl!)' • 'I Put )'OUI' confidence in our hor.1e11. Corn.l, ridingrire & unit cu be bUllt on dlll DON V. FRANKLIN Open Wknds. stiarp ·S br. Lo 49 years of q:sllr_v custom tack room. I.art• faalUy R-2 lot. Good fltill'ldnc. REAL TOR down, Ul.900. 293 8oMJrc home bwldin&. ""'"" dlnlnc room and OPEN HOUSli * 67l-m1 * a....,, Dr. drea1n kitchen l'OlJlplete SAT. • SUN. 1-6 ---'--~=~~==-- "';th all built-ins. Great tor ~Con.I Ave., Balboa la. SPECTACULAR VIEW 4 BDru.t REPO. IN DOVER SHORES: Plw;h J BR , terraced views $89,500. Offers. 2012 Santiago. Ste •xaJtlPlt al. product at :l>ll GaJ.axy, Dover Sboru. 1arg, OnnlJy. !lack &y ISLAND REAL TY llarbor-Oceen·Uahts. < BR .. &clde. hu .. master . .....,, location with Newport ad· GJ·a~ Well.lncham, Rltr. 2·M + powderroorn, living home. Try $3.\500. Ber IN MESA VEROE : Pride of Ownership, f BR, 2 story, $43,950. 1957 Sanderling, C.M. IN IRVINE TERRACE : Rambling, f BR, big lot, clean. $72.500. 438 Angelita, CdM. Ivan WeOs & Sons • '42-2511 • dttsa. call today. ~.900. 498 Parle Ave., B.I. rm.: bun rm, din rm. Prof. 1 c54&-c:.__77c:39:_·-~-----I 67'J.UIO landscaped. Pe ace f u I, OWNER. 1 Bdrm, lg Uv rm. Realtors 646-7711 TWO 3 Br., 2 bit.th unib on the lot close to Village & N. Bay, $79,500, Hinger Realty, 130 Agate Ave., 67fHl71j, 642-5633. secluded pool, Pre 1 t I g e Sutlrm, Kit, dln, cyts, drpe:, neighborhood. $77.500. by tncd yd, gar, $18,500.18.QJ). owner, 644-1425. dn. Bal 7%. 645-2338 IN MESA VERDE : New listing, needs TLC, 4 BR, top toe. $44 ,900. 2ll24 Stromboli, C.M. IN NEWPORT BEACH : Popular 2 BR Condo, Fee land. Central. ~lU ,950. 1061 JJo ver. IN MESA VERDE : Golfers hillside, 4 BR, view. Vacant. Clean. $91.500 3061 Capri, C.H IN BAYCREST : 4 Bdrm family home. pool. $77.900. 2006 Nautilus, N.B. 3>13 \Vestelilf Drive Open 'Ill 9 P i\l MODEL HOME The Bluffs Finest WITH POOL Balbo• P1nlnsul• If you are ready for the goo..! . l·r ·, t . . Fonne.1· n1odf·l h9nlC> 1v11h 1e o uxur1ous in · . . de de th · f luvely hc111t'J & f1ll l·rer1 pool pen •nee, is one Is or adrltd £)11·ncr !nl.nsfc1·rN! EN.JOY the bll.y \\·/a pier ,tr. slip. 5 BR. 4 ba. $195,000. f.1arshaU Rtalty 675-1600 you, l large bed1wn1s !one .' . ·, . for visiting grandchildren) and _•s n1ot1vated, No1v is College Park 1 ai <l . • 21 the t1n1e to buy & get car1y I orm tning area. 2 possession of lhis 4 bedroon1, BY OWNER. 3 BR., 2 BA., be.!hs •. All located on a pool honie 50 that the kids frplc., ram. nn .. encl. patio, SUPER duplex. Beautifully BY OWNER, 3 BR. 2 Ba. redone. Front unit·3 br, 2 Fa.m. Rm., F'rpl. $29,!'IXI. ba, frpl., din rm., newly Low dO\\'n, 5-49-0266, re•decorated. Brand new 2 ..f!H-2065. br, 1 ha back unit. Call tor J\cf::.E:..SA=V'-E-R~D-E~.-,-B-R-.-Be-au-tl"·' appt. 6-14-803-1. full lkin1e. \Vell kepi, Muat Costa Mesa see~ $48.9'j(), Ownr 557·879f. Dana Point LUXURY LIVING 2000 sq. ~.! REALTOR, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE quiet. w~dc green belt: Adult can swim by the tinie school block wall, near schools, occupied_. pro~e~ionally is out. Call 847_601J) for more $28,900. Prine only. 642-2312, decorated 1n e.'Cqu1s1te taste in! C t M Open house this weekf'nd and you're invited! Stop by and .stt this tastefully decorated 4 bedrm home. ClANT SIZE lamily rm. & o-so- 1nany xtras! Drive by 3077 fl.fadlson Ave or ea 11 979-1050. OCEAN View, 4 BR., 2 BA, lr. dr. & fam rm., lg walk-in closet. play houlSI'!, fncd. $42,500. , • .33322 Mesa Vista, fThund ~rb l rd ) 493-4472. \•:ith the finest carpets, wall 0 · orona de ar coverings, and double hung COAOP(AD!LMAR·~ ME.SAVEADE•ftl 5880 NEWPORTBEACH •&45-8500 custom drapes. Excellent value at $54,500. 1-0' THE REAL \"-ESTATERS ~'I r. u', T1, ~ f'',1 THE RAIN IN SPAIN Eut Bluff SACRIFICE THE BLUFFS 2441 E• CO&tt Hlghwliy, Coron• o.I M• lllO MIN V.,. Drlw:, CoN.,.... 1MI W.ttdllf Dr!Ye, Mlwpot1 a..ett I rth l!"~~~!!!ii!!!!ii!!!!~~'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lliii!!!!!!!!i~~~~!!!!!!!ii!i!!i!!iiii!!!!!i!i;.;;;li;"""'!!!l!!!~f'C. F. Coeswo Y POOL Falls mainly in the magnili· cent courtyard of this great four bedroom honte in l larbor View. From the n10-1 ment you enter through the \\'!'Ought iron gates you \\"ill I.ind yourSt"ll enchanted. General General General Gener•• & Co Realton ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= --------;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;./Ea•lblulJ Ollice 640-0020 4 BEDRM • 0\vners rel()(:ation urge& sale of lu.xury condo; 3 BR., 2~~ baths, lovely greenbelt loca- tion. End Trina plan, AIR· CONDITIONED, EL EC. RANGE, SP AC IOU S PATIO, J\lANY CUSTOM FEATURES !NO.. 1' • 6.,,..,;, $23,900--NO DOWN BAYSHQR[S VIEW & POOL l;;;;Baoi;;y'.,;;de_O_Hk-·e ==•I ""'m'> 4 bedroom,, " 2 HARBOR VIEW HILLS-$55,750 Lowest priced ''Lusk" home in beautiful Harbor View Hills. There are 3 spacious bdrms .. 2 baths, family rm. plus ample din· ing area. Carpets & drapes incl. One of the largest Jots in area, 72xl60. Want to see it? OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1 • 5 2607 SAUSALITO HARBOR VIEW HILLS Enjoy the "Wonderful World of Newp<>rt Beach'' in this lovely marine view home. 4 Bdrms. plus dining room., plus den with frplc. An upgraded home at a realistic price, including the land, $92,950. OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1 • 5 P .M. LIDO ISLE 243 VIA FIRENZE Dramatic 2·sty. home, superior quality. Lge. corner lot, on Nord & Via Firenze. Beauti· fut pool. 4 Bdrms. & den, 4 baths, wet bar, formal dining rm. Ideal for executive enter- taining & family living. $150,000. Waterfront custom home, 4 bedroom & den WAGON WHEEL or 5 bedrooms. 5'h baths. Top ouality car· CHARM peting, draperies, wallf.aper & fixtures.· Vie\V fl lll"re's a "'Inning C'om· rorn most rooms. 87' ot. spacious yard \Vith binatiou in this Jo\'ely 3 beautiful gardens. $240,000. bedroom College pa rk separate bath~. ti u i It in dream ki1 chen. Love I y pa1lo. Enjoy playgrounds, swim pool, f>I0-1720. TARBELL 2955 Harbor, Costa Mesa BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR hom" romplete wHh •park!· ing pool. Owner bas added a lsl•nd•ro Building ''° "'· tt. """'"" tamny YOUR CHOICE room. Total package i~ pric-* 5% Down 3<41 B11y1id.• Dr.; Suitt 1, N.B. 675-6161 cd a.l l'lnly $3S,900. Will ex·* 5 Bedrooms 2 Baths / ;!"."'"."'~.;,,.,;,.,..,.;,,,.,.~~,;,,~.,..,.;;,;;.,;.;.,;,;,...1 change for mobile home. * \Valk to Ne~ Park Gentral General ~· COATS *Priced to Sell t,ast IT'S GOOD TO FOR SALE WAL~ACE : ~~~. i;;:~;oi:,wn teem• BE HOME BY OWNER llEAL TORS * V•canl + Mako Otr"· especially \\•hen home ls as If your ads that you have run -546-4141-* Call 847-6010 No1v! lovely as this Mesa Verde \vith this bcadin~ have fail-(Open Evening•) home. 3 huge bedroon1s, dbl (-'(J to locate a buyer for you,!~~~~~~~~~~ brick fJreplace, n1odern perhaps thr~·e is a reason.I : NEAR HAll.BOR HIGH EASTSIDE TRIPLEX bltin kitchen, ove r s ize ri l'·rankly, i! is vt-1')' hard !or f<i.mily room, lovely glass buyer .and seller to c!ose slldlng doors to patio. Just their O\\'ll sale. Of1cn the repainted inside and out. third par!y t'\'.llt" niust be This fine 3 bedroom, 2 bath Privacy for all -Sp:icious 3 Very reasonably prict"d. pcrforn1ed by a &altor. If hon1e is today top value. bedroom 2 ba!h 01vncrs uni! CALL us for further details. you have just about decldftl Choice Ne~·port Beach loca· plus h\"0-2 lx>droom rentals. 546-5880 (Open Eves.) that this ls your situation, tioo. Near all sc:ll:lols & Two years yount: -You :. HERITAGE REALTORS EASTSIDE $26,000. \\'hy not call us before you shopping centers. B 1 tin can't beat !his •·pride-of. decide to lisl. Ask us for kitchen spacious living room 01vnership" location, ln Jlar- your free copy of our ex-\Vith Danish firplc, t,encE'd bor High School district. elusive J-lon1esellers Guide. rear yard with patio. Only 540-1151 (O pen Eve~.) No. obligation, of course. S.16,500. EZ terms. Call Call 675-7225. 673-85:JO. --.~-.-... HERITAGE REALTORS Call 675-7225 .,_..,_..,_.._,....,....,.,.._..,. ... COLWELL PROPERTIES. INC . REALTORS 3 BR. • 2 BATHS $54,500 Learn to like this idea • "'e have 2 of them. No. L In Corona Highlands, new carpeting, draperies, v"allpaper, paint, landscap- ing, etc, "Room for a pool" lot -bright & shiny. No. 2. Plus a den, room for buat ar tTailer on a 4:> ft. R- 2 lot, sn1ack in the rn idr!le or Cd:\1 proper. Phone us now: University Realty 3001 E. Cst. Hl\'Y· 673-6;j!0 ONE OFA KINDi Neat as a pin, sparkling as a sununer's day, cu!e as a bug , , . all of this in a LO\\I PRICED Corona del lllar DUPLEX. Only $46,500. OPEN SUN. 1-5 421 MARIGOLD SEMPLE * OPEN HOUSE * 2333 Rutgers, College, Pk. By Q\vner. Spat'ious fan1ily home, -4 large 6drms., king sized mstr., 3 s.l doors to pe.tios, 3 tiled baths. Huge liv rm. v>'/fp., fam/din. Sep. Indy. Cpt thruout. Im- mac. Decorator c o I o r s , Lndscpd. Boat sp Low dn. 540-8376. $29,900. MESA VERDE Best buy in the area.! Cozy family l'OOn1 "'"/crackling firl"p la.ce! Separate n1astt'r bedrn1 \\'{bath! Don't wail, t'all for appt. 979-1050. - BY Owner. l\1esa del Mar, 4 BR. 2\,2 BA., fam rm., lge. bonus nn., ~'t'tbar, 2 frt)lcs., 2 patios, boat storage. Ap- prox 2m sq. rt. $42,950. 546-36TI. ·if1;.,. &st ~y _f2Jolf' «.'.)~ 2414 Vista del Oro Newport Beach 644-U33 ANYTI?>.fE 180' Back Boy Vlewl BluUs 3-2Jh Condo, On pie. turesque bayfront secluded cul·de·sac. Lavishly upgra.d· <"d, \\'/new crpts, v>aUpaper. light fixtures, fresh pa.int. Belo\v market. Owner. $54.750, 644-8449. " LOVELY 3 BR., family rm. Lusk. Decorator in- terior. Beaut. lndsc pd ~ $53,fm. By Owner. ~2341. Fountain Vanev TWO STCSRY Convenient parking -MAY to be a "DROP-IN" at Bay •·Beach Realty A rea1 beauty in this com· &75 3000 tortable 3 bedroom hon1e. • Nea. now <arpel•. hud· wood floors, cozy fireplace, COLWELL PROPERTIES. INC. A SURPRISE AWAITS YOU! Real Estate 675-2101 2515 E, Coast H\vy., Cdt.i A VIEW FOR $300J for my $j{)f)() equity. Clean 3 Br., 2 Ba. Unfin bonus area over gar., bltns, frplc., sprinklrs, fncd. Nr. So, Coast Pl1-1za. 5 0 3 TraverSC'. 557-fi&IO. 4 Bft home on lrg tree shad- ed lot, has everythina;: Big kitch, lrg forml din rm, tam rm w/bar, 3 BA, custm B- B-Q on J)l'ltio + fencd yard. s:l.5,500. w/GI no dn or min $1750 dn OD convent bln. See tOOay ! I %B I •ndased y..-d and iu•t H•I· ed! Assume low interest loan, $194/Mo includes taxes. With minimum do"-n, ·.Best 1~"'""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!"'""'""'""'""'"""1 hurry!!! General General Call 545-8424 (Open Eves.) OCEANFRONT STEPS TO BEACH 3 Bdrms .. R·2 lot. Plans for l BR. 2·sty, Recently deco?', 2nd unit avail. $89,500.. near new carp. Open beam BAYFRONT ' ceti.: large patio. S33.900. 5 Bdnm .. 31> b•"· p;cr & CAYWOOD REAL TY float. '268.ocio ·Or lease * 5 ..... 1290 * THE IRVINE CP. RHlton 644-6111 Have 110methlnr you want to sell? Classified ads do It v.•el.I -call NOW 642-5678. 601 Newport Center Dr. Suite 445 Newport Beach General General MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES LE CHATEAU ELEGANTE In any Janguage this distinguished Cameo Shores home is the most splendid 4 BR oceanfront home available today. Appl. only l<lis Miller 642·8235. $325,000 . INVEST Call to view this 2 BR cottage w/flreplace on R·2 Jot. Across from C. M. Park -close to boys and girls clubs. and shopping. $18,950. Barbara Aune 642·8235. DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT Best buy on the Bayfront! $122,500. 3 BR's & FR! Pier & slip! 3 private sandy beaches! CORONA DEL MAR Walk to Little Corona. 4 ru: 6 BR home. 50 x 120 lot. Ocean view. FR - 3 baths - highly functional home: Barbara Aune/ Jolly Johnston 642·8235. $65,000, THE LAST OF THE 'BEST Final opportunity to choose from 5 spec- tacular newly completed Ivan Well• Cu,. tom Homes \\'/sweeping view ·of bay & m9111ltains. From $110,000 to 1154,500. An unusual opportunity to ·ma're Vin' Nejlport Beacb'a fantastic appreciation. Filniiibecl model OPEN DAIL y -201&.Galiiy 1>iive. TURTLE ROCK 'Ptaldenl home -4 BR, FR, · sa1'4!r con· djtlODI Groat landscaping. ONLY $73,IH;o . "ltlt l111d. Lazio Sharkany M+e200. ·. ' . J1,mnal ttl OIMr DJtye 142·l2JI ~ ~ Mot·lzot 1( '.I; 1-. C.lllomllt 121A ) . \outh (. OdSt --. $26,500 -4 Bedroom, 2 bath, with hard- wood floors covered with thick shag carpeting, \Vood shingle roof, and quiet cul· de-sac street. \racant and ready to see anytime. V1\ BUYERS NO 00\VN! PS: !l's c lean as a. pin! Newport •t Fairview 646-8811 7-HOUSES THESE ARE F1XERUPPERS but produce xlnt incorne &. tax shelter, ~2 BR&: Z.1 BR homes on a double lot. $875. moothly income. $10,000 down. Asking $79,500. Ph: 6-42-tm. ~21 layfront + Pier 'Charming 5 Br beach home. Exciting harbor action. 2301 Bayside Dr. $168,000. Bayfront Condo 3 Br, 2 Ba, pool, pier A allp. DellghtfUI $19,SOO EMERALD IAY Imrna.ctifa(e" S Br + tam rm. Ocean aide of by.iy. Vlcrw. Must see! $149,000 TED HUBERT A ASOOC. 3'11 V(o Lido 6'J5.8IOO TllPLEX Vf!f'Y ntce 3 BR. 2 BA owner'• unit + 2-2 BR 1 BA. Good location, S51_,$00. Roy McC.,.ii, ltHltor 1810 Newpor< Blvd., C.M. -7729 -------- REALTORS TIRED OF YARD WORK? TIRED OF CLEANING THE POOL? The-n thls lovely 4 bedroom. Condo is for you. custom carpets & draperies DOWN TO EARTH PRICE Beautiful, level One-Half Seven rooms of cornfort Op- Acre Home site in Ne\vport portunity krlO('ks again. Join Beach, Exceptional Homes the sm11rt set and move info in this Al'ea. Just Reduced a lifetin1e of con1fortable to $29,850. living, truly an adorabll" Call 64&-0555, Evenings fan1ily home, Only $36,500. 644-7003 Please call 546-2.~1~ .. COLWELL t llroughoul; overlooks the OWNER must sell 4 PROPERTIES, INC . REALTORS park & just a. fi:-w steps bedroon1, 2 bath home, from the olyn1pic size poo1.l---,-,V-A_C_A_N_T_" __ , fan1ily roon1 with fireplace Call nov•; This v:o11't last. very convenient for en- 842-253.i. Move in today and the tertainin~ off thP deluxe owners will help finance the builtin kitc.h!'n, dist11.vasher, purchase ol. this 3 bedroon1, New plush c a r p e t l n g . YOU! This lovely home is waiting for a family to move in in1· n1ediatcly. It is brand new and has never been lived in. Four great bedrooms upslairs "'ilh a view from every window, plus a den or fifth bedroom do\\'nstairs, along \\'ith family roon1. M'par1-1te dining room and Cathedral ce-iling I iv Ing room. See lt today! Call 67~7225 COLWELL PROPERTIES. INC . l' 531·5111 ':::1 531-5111 Open House By Owner Sat-Sun. 5 yr. old 3 BR., 2 BA. Fan1. rn1. on corner lot in quiet tract nr S. Coast ...,.,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.j Plaza. $31,950. 905 Liard PL OWNER must sell. Assume 979-7412. 5* ~Ii apr loan, low 4 R & OOL mon!hly payments, llll'i'! B P -By Owner family room, cozy den, 4 Spnrkling clean. Ready to bedrooms, used b r I c move in! $33,900, lO'f~ dn. brk, $31.500, ~. 1395 Shannon Ul, Halecrest. Open 12-5. Info. 548-2750. OWNER trans. 3 bedrooms&: den, dining room, family 4 BR, 2 BA, lan1 nn, walking dist Harbo~· !·Ii, 3 yrs old. Ol\'ner $43,500, Open ffousc Fri-Sat-Sun 4l2 E 16th Pl Ci\! REALTORS family room home. Add a Completely painted inside &: __ _ 3 BR. 11• ha, no epts, dr:i)S. lg cov. patio, goori , quiet \V· Side loc. Nr all .i;rhools. $26. 750. 220i Raleigh. Ol\"ner 5-18-98.Q;2. Prine only. room with hand1ome natural b r I ck fireplace, natural wood panelini, dt'rora1or "·aUpaper, patio. Brk, $27 ,900, 962-5566, Greenl.Jrooke, 5 Br, 2600 9CI ft house, Asking $2000 lets than J\Irkt Price. Assum- able 6~~ .-;:, loan. Swim C1b. Onr trans. 968-0781. • __ heavy shake roof. a coven'l:l out, $28,950. Rkr., call day VIEW HOME Family Fun Home patio and a private cul-de-or night, 540--1720. s~o carneo Highlands or., 3 sac and ii 1otals into a B f b akl Plush is the \\·ord ]"" u,,·, M r., am. rni., re asr U< "REAL Bu y ' • Call gorgeous 3 bedroon1 hoo1e, 8-12-25.15. * L * nro<ik, paneled den \\'/\\·et Adde<I 500 sq, Jt. family S bar. 2 ba. Nicely lndscprl. room \\•ith vaulted open The fastest, 1:or11er k•1. Lovely ocean b""''' .• ,·1··g h k \·ir\1's fron1 se\'i>ral rms. A ~" c ... 1.. • uge roe most efficient r'-pl•"" "''" 11·et b 1 li .... !11 & ni""' hon1e "'/lots or ·~· ,.. " ar, gren way to BUY or SELL " 'J l:mrkyard wi1h s1\•in1ming ~IU T I " I~ glnss · prh•ale beaches. I . " L IP ~r, L . TI NGS . . . A ,. $6' llOO B O $30.000 for sale by 0\1·n<'r. 3 RR-2Ba Mme. Excel Cond. Qu i<'t neighhorhood- CoJlege Park IO<'ation. 251 1 Loyola Rd Of. ~0-3814. DECORATOR'S 3 Br, 2 Ba, ex1ras. upgrades, shag crpt, drps, (rplc. patio. B y O\\'~r. $35,000 ( 714 ) 962-3521. poo. I~onie _is.inlprov~d .i11 TRIPLEX·VATERMS 1'GINNY'' MORRISON 5 mg . -y \rner every \\'ay. 1nd1rect!y ht kit· . . 557 4 3 RE I O · Z'6 675-5959 3 BR. 2 Ba. Xtra lrg lot, Xlnt WANT A POOL HOME? chen, plus orange shag Sixty-five Dollars lets any · 1 O .A .. T R 540·2 · Fast results are jUst a phone cond. $32.00J. 546--6321 aft -4 Br.. 2 Ba .• crpt~. drps, carpet. U you \vant an ex-qualified Veteran own these MOVING -Baycrest Exec. call away. 642-5678 5:30 wkdys. ' rovd patio. Owner. 968-1219. ceptional home, see rhis 3 Income AP art men ts · Pool H.on1e. 3 BR, fam, rlin, -;;;::;:;;;;;;;;;;:::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;:;:::;;;;;;:;:;0;::;;;;;;:;::;;;;;;:;;;;;;::;....;;;;0:;::::;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;:;::=;;;;::1 one. Otlered at $37.00J Red Seller has agreed to pay all hobby rm. 2 (rp!s. Nr UCI & .. Ce.rpet Reallors. 546-8640. other expenses. Custom OCC. $53,500. Ownr. -LOW DOWN Drape and Wall-to-wall 183) Irvine Ave. 642-3187 Ca~ting, Large Family Size Kitchens with Bulltins. Firep la ce. Enclosed Ga rages , Laundry AND ASSUME VA LOAN ,. Nice 3 bedroom. Eastside hon1e with brick fireplace, HUGE y a r d , cul-de-sac JocaJion. Detached double garage with alley entrance. Priced only $26,000. Call INVESTORS PARADISE Fncillties. S-41,000. Cali 12 Units in Costa Mei;a on 646--055.5, Evenings 644-7002. large lot. Potential to build $19,950 19 additional units. Check thi.!I out at $165.000. • now for fl!rther details. is the low, low price for this 540-llSl (Open Eves.) 546-5880 (Open Eves.) ·3 bedroom, 2 bath J'IOo ._ If ERITAGE • HERITAGE . . REALTORS WATER FRONT 4 BEDROOM maintenance home in east Costa Mesa. AlllO feahuu buiit•in kit'Cben, di!llwa.shet M IHALTORS le double car garage. Better II!' ..,.,,~~~~,;;!!!!!!!! I d>eck tbU one TODAY. * ONL y $J4,500 * lmmac. 3 BR. 2 ba, tam. nn. , On close-in M lot, walk to Thia most unusual home 11 Realtors . 646-7'nl 'eve:rythJng. Convert to du· ~ with the ultimate »U .Weslcllft l>rlve plex. In personallty and charm Open ·w 9 PM JIALBOA BAY PROP. must be ln-i.d to be ap-• "ilUo SSS Vi . *' 642-7491 * 'J>reciate'd. Modem all elec-M D teW ... t tric bit-in kibeben ·Lovely 6: it • fant.Allic view an•lp;;"~·;;;c_re;;·;i·';;;;:;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; bright llvtng room • Wllh craciou. UvJna ... tm-•f S I qualKy ahllg w/w cpta A portant to you..tMn we h(lw \.U TOM c!rapot • Uoed brick trplc . 1ound your dream home • COMMODORE ~ locollon-Prl•te i.t ,. --.._ this f Ottered by ortglnol owner • A dock on'1 $98,CO> CllJ bedl'OGUI • 3 bedroom · Ind ireat plan for a family, 4 -· dtn. iArp·lamJlr room. 3 bedrooin, fOnno1 dining batb -boml. Yoe w1l1 be room al'ld tatnlly room. • , . .;.ubouliii !iY iti charm and $64,lOO • --''Wfe 0•"• 119900 cau 2015 COM MOO ORE , •-• '"' ' BA YCREST INCOME PROPE"'R"'TY="1 ll3-85IO 1"' appointment CPEN SAT. A SUN. 1-5 Triplex or 4--pltx, aoocf c.M. PETE BARRE'M' REALTY O T H E REAL ').. E:STA TERS k>c. TtY 10% down OT ma1 &12-sax> exchanae. Fortin, Realtor 642·5000, 545-8625. =RENT=""~s"EA::::~Jt. 38A. Wee to !rode! Our Trnder'a Any da,y i1 the BF.Sr DAY to run an ad! Oon•t delay •• cllll today S42-9i'Tt <>Wnf'r' dikptratf. TA.ke over pym'ts, S332 mo. $XO'.). for ParadJst column 1-!or you! equity : Own/Art: 5 LinH,5d~torllibuck!. 557"6219n!3-00ll6 • ' $©1\oll1A-l££~$· The Punfe with the Built-In Chuckle O Reorronge Th• 6 tcrombled W01d1 below to make 6 r-.... --- slrnple words. Print lettel'I of each Jn tft l!ne of squares. I PU GALE I I I' I I I T Uo(! A N I 1 I I 1· I 1· , , ti K ,I i LI I FYSTOR I 1--l..-.lrr1 ""'l_,.l .;.:..,..1 ~ Happineas ls when your 1.. ::::· :::· :::· :::·:::·:::!· doctor aays, "That spot I I,. 8 U N R E M 1 .. w was j~st .i amudge on 1--i 1 i=--; 1 .r, :,:I ::....:;.·I .:.:.,..I -l· the negative. You don't have to --.'' L-Jt.....1--l.--'--l...J I· ·~ .. r r r r r r r r r r r 1 •rt:I I I I I I I I . I I I I SCRAM-L.ElS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION . 700 , . ... d ) I&!• 2~~ ·-IR-c . us M m• """· n i, ti<>, 1 .... um- Clb. ' ' I I ' I I • I r • i· I • I I ! I " I ...... 4.1'12 ~I ' ~I ----... -E -~ ---~· 1~i 1~;.;:;~-~~~~;-;";.:1:~~j NEWPORTllACH j ;;o;;~~===l ~"'~a..ch ' ::.:·:.1 : ::'!E :2:' • ' BR. SS.. 2 1tory, Iha.I: * OPEN SUN 1.J * Ism. rm. •ha& ,....., 1800 JUST lll'~TED "'"' bltN. nr t<boo1a • ' .:i.. n . $31.500. 963-tt-M; or Ownttr'1 'bl.It of stair and beach. 961-1551. 521 Ef!'tlr•ld &.y 12l31 3~1. muat sell thit tharp, clean ,,(.,--,.--------Outtbindinc '6ew home ui bftiroom home, large comn"" Irvin. an area with ,Private bl'ach I ·1----------pool£ and lellQl.t; courta.. BY OWNr:R, lfOO sq. ft .. 2 Story, 5 BR, 7'~ BA, $..18,700. B-8202 Open sun 11).5 ot "'Ith boat & lnlil@r ae-OPEN SUN. 1·5 Beaulitullydecorated, 2bed- cess. Priced for quick late 17996 As-Tr" Ln room, 2 bath home with ~m• ~· . 8"utilul mobll• ..... Pv- tlolt1 tumllbtd. 2 -· latac Uvlq rom:n. patio, pri- No S.lllnt . , . KoopYwr p ''"'""' Job I t Bd, oceao \•1ew, t bllt vie. tori& Bcll, nle\'ly flU'B. Le ..,..sm.oa.1m. WHOliSALE Wallr to ~n. l Br. prtva .. DISTRllUTOR born•. oin&lu ok. WANTED Ranl·A·Hou10 t7MUO 4 Br + Lrg Bonus Room CDnv6nient to Fwy1, !rs Joe.. $34..000. 841-3957. SUCH A DEAL University Patk sunken living room and htgh T PLUSH PLUS! I beamed c.tUnes. Two ore- otal Down Paymt ·r11E howie in 11!£ park Jn place1, onC' in muter bed· vate beach A d&&lt .._... Must aacrltlee! Call M.2-4435 aeytlme. Leave messq• with opt"nl01". 1971. Ki:rtN.~ 24x«) k1w r..'E\Y 2: Br Mobile Hom...A.t dwn. ta.k• 0 ~ts. C'O"' ' 1be Meado-....·s. U8Sl Jttfny ner 101. !&-1593. Rd. Sp, 344, Irvine Ranch. 1910 L&nce:r XbdiO, klw dwn., Pool, ~at10n ~ ex- take o'pa,ymeni.. ~ Jot. tlutilve. Sfoll or• r • n I 893-1593. reasonably. O.....·nrr (71J) Simply ll!'rvice nt~ Ne ,, Be.ch llM:'CPW1U: in this at'ff. Thil ::--:-::·:-::"'°::--::~-......,---1 ts not a coin ope:n.ted verr BA 'lCRESI' ntar beac."hel. 3 dq routr. l-'int ta~ br, 3 ba, fun rm .. btt«1dut brand hot 111.!'Wrag!' pt'oducta rm .• eovl!'rl:d pt,lJO, beaut. you'wsene OJlTV.IOld In turn. Avall 6 /1 ~-9 /15. !oration.\ such a.~ oftlt'e~. $500/n» or I ~T llf' .$fj). •mplo.)'ff loun&e~ 1n retall Acenr. 71'4/67~ISZ7, OY.'T!er, atorH", hna.ncia.I 1nstuutlOlll, &n-4~. $71.lS ntE prime Io c JI 1 1 on room a.nd one in llvine room. ~ Br &: .l ba. Heated pool. to any Gl buyer, tor fhis 3 overlooking fut11tt ~ionat Dining room with wt'OUJl:hl Frpl. In J\fa.stf'r B . fl ., bedroom & family mum park. 2400 sq. fl. ol lux· iron rallina: overJoc'lk:s li\'lfl& 1-0· THE Rt:A:., .~ l:STAT!;Rs $-D.000. 9fl8..2363 •ft 6 pm. home. cl~ to everything, urious llvin&! Lime ~'l'ffn room and view. All In lm~ Huntington Beadi asking pnce or. only ~.900. lh&.g, float1~ stair.\·sy to Ptteable condition. A MUST .=:;O=P=E::N:;:::D=A:::l::L=Y:;:::l=.5:.::-=-Ren~ct.-. owner• arunty. nmr. 1U1le beautiful vbta SEE! $'74,500. James Lomu JERRY'S OPEN HOUSE LEASE \VJTR OPTION every -....1nc1o .. ~•. lmm11;cula1e. Rea.l E.slate. 385 North Coe.st 3808 RIVER AVL. ~e 3 bedroom. Jonna! movt"-in rontl. 4 BR., 2t,,i Blvd. 494-1008, Channel front, p~r l: llip 3 dining And family room ba's .• ramt!y rm. ('QJl•lE & -""S°"P~A~N~l~S~H~V~l~L"L'"'A~-BR, 3 ba.. Plans for 2nd Wilt homr. ~·ul! buillins and one SEE rr TODA''! Incl. $87,SOCI. Ag1. nt h!e rleant>.~l In F'ountain Overlooking t:ity I: beAch: 2-Ask for Belty Vall \' c sty. stucro with red tile roof, Saturd•y & Sunday 11 -5 f'Y. A ANT Paymtnts of only S265 4 BR., 3 baths: 3 frplcs. l..ge. 9301 Mokihana, CALL. 5-t0-8.% dining & family rms. Bean1 Hunt. Bch. SHE RWeeo REAL TY ceil'1,; loerl~ of per.50nah1y, (S/llamllton, W/Bu_shard.) 18964 Brookhun;t. .r .v . plus 1-bdim. guest apt. How "'Ould you like 101----------I Be.autifuUy landscaJ>('d, on Dbl widf!' mobUe home., adult crt., air cond. Jlunt. B. S10,51Xl. 847-8817. BEAUTIFUL 24xf,O, l Br.. 2 Ba., den. Xlnt 1dull prk .. c ~f. 6.Q.-0451. '70 Ll.trtr. Th 44 Adult Park "'-""' I-IA·~. ON 3 Pu golt courx. octan acrosll 11Tff. l{.B,, 2 Br., 7 h a F, f am il y room, d\11h11l1,iwr, !'.> Siar Pa.rk'1, bt''t Joi, $12.*X>. c· 1 I I ~~l6.\91tt after 5, Adult'. CONTEMPO. aL<um• a >% '.~ GI loan al * SPECIALS * lg•. lot 189.500. S'.259 per mo and o~·n A 2 rouR SF.ASONS BEAtrrY. "SINCE 1946" * 499-28CKI .. story ln·levf'I _4BR Newport 4 BR 4 BA Jg lam nn w/ 1st \li'estern Bank Bldg. Oce1nfront Duplex Prime qUiet ~a. Upptr unlt: ' Br., 2 Ba., poreh. ~a.med ceilings. l.()ll'A': 3 br .. 2 hA. dbl g11.ragr, cpf, drps, dshv•shr, frplC'I . F.xcel <.~ncl. ~taU1t. lrtt. Almoist AMI Etw., I~ ~ .... ·. By O\vner. $134,000. Gen... . 5'18--9743. ';;;;;;;;;;;.:,~~ LAGUNA HILLS Prcsuie adult ec>mmunlty adjAcent to Leisure \\lorld. ne..ut surroonding1, all lux· ury appointments. ibera· peutte pool, aaunu, CYJII, ' b11U.ard tabll.!1. M UC H MORE! OPEN SUN. 1·5 1 West homr 1n a lovt.'l ' ' · t nb hood L y, fp!, form\ din or den, As· University Park, Irvine quain 1 ~ ~ ; r ~ e sume VA loan. Submit Cllsh Days 552-7000 N ights Acreage for sale 150 2212 Margaret Or. 9w"p 4 BR. &. fam ily rm. ~ e <'~_:.. "'" amh; dov.'n. Near Be11;ch. Qulek:lilil:::============ ......,_....,._ Beachfront Great V iew ~!od. ldtch. Beam ceU 'a. 2 BR. 2 BA, 0"'1-Your-Own --GE:PMft--- m . ~vice per c . * * * * * *Ii Hardwd nooi:s! \\'_alk to 4 BEDRM CONDO. Good NIFTY THRIFTY ~-~------ besch! $38,950. v.·1th an Joan auumplion Paymt.s Th is little cutie is only l~i rqui~ of Sll,550. CALL !f"Ss than rent. ·Gd cond. yrars old. 3 Bdrm., 2 bR., JERRY GILLESP I E . Crpl!, drps, & refrig. Small \A'1l h t1.1r·l'Ondition1ng & 847-9004/Evei;: 96&-2974 , dn. \\•/2nd. Avllil 6-l. !IPrinklrrs, all for only KASABIAN • • * • * * 131.500. R .. 1 Est•t• S Instant Cash $ for your P.qUity. \Ve pay costs. l"""'""'""'""""'""""""'""I 24 hr. serv. (ired hill REALT\' apt. Pool, elev&.tor, security. 1610 \V. COra3t H \\')' •• N.B. 0 w n e r wHI J ea a e . REALTORS 642.-4623 146,500. Bk• 211: 849-5225, THE FINEST HOUSE 714: 499-3005. In All Nwpt Sch Lido Isle F~xquisite 2 + den. ideal no- CO~LETELY remodeled & tin-men!. Fee land. Top Lo- redecor. tradit!ona1 home. 3 cale. · CUSTOM FEATURES * * c~ 84,*,.,11 • * 1727 Anliqua. N.B. &inns., din. rm., den O~n House Daily 'til Sold. U · P k C t I · -....·/y,~t b.ar. La ..... e corner FAMOUS DEANE lf0'.\1E -niv. a.r en er. rvine lot, Ea!t _ .... ~.&~. $T1.500. Bier, 646-5538. Call Anytime, 833-0820 ,..,,... .,,,;, ......... Cor. lot, heated POOL. 4 O.Uice hours 8 Al\-t to SPM OPEN llOUSE bdrms., 2 bath.~. tormal d.ln Swu "' ml bcx~ laa1eoa JR. 41! Visra Roma: oU Vlst• room, fam. room w/y,•et \.. -_. ( -..!Com de! Oro in the blulli·N.B. bar. garden kitchen, master ~ 3 BR., 2 ba .. atrium S325/lJ5 3416 Via Lido 675-4562 Sunday 12-S, ~ l"v:lflt bath w / 11 u n ken tub ·-----~----3 BR., 2 ba., ram. rm $335 3 BR + lam. le d in nna. ts' Bob DeWl'tte. • &44-7779 ,. D WE HAVE OTHERS overlooking pnvate garden, KI s Lot, 1tNet to strttt $69,500 HARB Vu llms new&. unique Spanish mo!if, sliding glasc 75 Ft. lot, lge. home, Street custom Palumo 4 BR., 3 doon: to private COOJrtya.rd, to :1treet $90 000 WANTED ············ , BA, D/R, }~/R, 1£'.e. pool. community Tennis Club ln LIDO REALTY ..,.~ · · ttoooo Ori.....-1 .. al LAQlll5lle e.'CIJ'aJJ. ""°' , immed. area. • ·& .. _. 3377 Via Lido, N.B. 644-4304. Ch\'Tler • EXCEPI'IONAL Big. big fl bedrooms, l bath 67•7300 BUY 11.t $43.500 -Oose to home in xlnt ~a --....·alk to ~ * Harbor View Hom•• Bea.ch. Catholic !Choo!~ Firepla«. ''SINCE 1946" BA YF1t0NT HOf.tE Dramatic 2·11tory on HUGE ''C'' THOMAS w/w capP('ts & drapes, bll in 1sl_\,·cs~ern Bank Bk.lg. Pier & Sl ip $149,!m view lot. 4 BR, 3 BA. Top RIO, patio, xint land!SC.ap-Uruv<'rs1 ry Park, Irvule KEN BRITI'INGHA.\1 Que.l ity Thniout. $67,950. Realtor ing. Priced for quick W e al Days 552-7000 Nights REALTOR 675--0123 Owner, 644-6249. 2U \V, Coast llY.'Y MS-5627 $38.900. Submit your terms! I~~~"'""'""'""'""'""'""" Mission Viejo , __ HA_R_BO_R_Vl_E\_V_H_O_•_<E_S_ Newport Beach Evf', 545-5643 Call 847-12'21. BEST Buy, 4 hr, 3 ba, fam. FH~REPO ExCf'Plional :r.Jonaco. Beaut. N............,rt BeacbEve. M5-664J Turtlerock, nr achls, $47,400 Iand·"A--' .. hr M n 2 be. ... ~ Lo dn pymt, ownr 833-2929 f Bedroom, reconditk>rled. -.. '"'"'• "' • ' ' 2 $51,<XXJ. 1845 Pt. a.riff Pl. FHA 221 ·D2 BY owner Umvendty Pork KA $3 •250 644-4..._ $22 0 ctiancelor llome, 4 br, 21;2 TELLA REAL TY --*"s'-B-"D--RM'-.-,-BA-.-.-.w-,-•• -g. 5 Q 17141 Beach Blvd., H.B. ha J t' 8J" """"' ?>fission Viejo El Toro • • • ge pa 10. .:)'""Vl};>O Ofti. lge kneed back )'d. Nar 3 4 BE ORM CONDO. Do you have $3,500. ro put ce · •• .. •• • .. · .••• 837-9400 L•guna Beech ! -=:hools. Xlnt location. 333 Ideal for the growing tamlly. down? Can you aUord S2'J.5. Newport Beach Pirate Rd. Open hou!le' 11-4 loaded \\'1th xrras. Sale per month? ?>fove in today! 1----------Sun (n4l 646-9549 price incl. huge play area, 3 BR, paneled den. fanuly THE EASTBLUFF Olympic ~ize p001, \\·1t..-.hr., area, 2 tiled BA. Owner "'iii BEACH HOUSE FOR Sale by owner, U~r ~P> .... , relrig., rrpts, drps. Install carpet1 of your EXECUTIVE, ESTATE Bay, 4 BR, 3 BA, ta.m rm .. _,. h · u-~" •• ball I '~t b&r, din rm &: beaut. dbl 0\'('n. A really neat r 01ce. Lorated in The rustle Sea.side uua1eve.01e acre w 52 FORECLOSURE St-e tf'le ''A\\'ard -'f!'lnning:" l'Urni:dlcd model home1 ON SALE TillS \\'EF.K. SJ0..3900 ar 8JO. 7900 SACRlFICE Lido v.·att'rtront parlc nlObilf' home k 2'' sailboat. $7,000. 6il-381T 40 Acns in Northern Califor· nia's: outdoor paradise. bot· drring national fottSI, 2 mill'll, to Pit Rivr.r. !lone Creek, to\~'tl. $10,639 Ca.sh pril'e. Simply pay $239. down & take ovrr pa.yments of $89 a n10. Tf'f'mel'ldous opporttuiity to acquire to- day v.'hat may not bt 1vail· able lo1norroY.'. Ed Ed\\'ards, Lllndway. Income Property 16' ! TI-t: 8JD..9840 714: 622-1815 I INVESTMENT 28 Unit·Nr Shop'g. OPPORTUNITY 2 & 3 liR, 2 Ba. 8211 Ellis S Acres near Palmda.t. Int'! Avt', IIB. St20 ?if. 8f7·3957. Airport. Xlnt growth poten-F OUR-Pl.EX .U 2 Br, l Be., tial. Red. to $32,500. ine $570/mo, no dn VA. Bil l Grundy, Reeltor CRV $52,<m. Nr OCC. 341 Bayside, N.B. 6~61 -"-'='.cl-<.:J=S;;,l _____ _ 80 ACRES, New Mexico, nr. 13 UN ITS. Im.ma.culal•, national forest. $6125 PER Ea..!!Wdfl , d~ in. Barp!n. ACRE. $49 Mo. 96!J..{1()41. Phil Sul.Uvan, Jt ea Ito r, 21,J ACRES Antelope Valley, 548-676l. only $250. down. Owner DELUXF: 4-plf'x neu So. must sell. 546-3086. Coast Pl11.za. 1·3 Br., l-2 Br .. l-t Br. 2 yr~. Lo'" $70,00J Cemetery lot1/Crypt1 156 ~;~~-:~· l BR. FOR Salt!' • 3 burial lots 1n w/pattos. Nr. stores. $45.900. improved aru. Harbor 675-0144 Agent 646-7414 ResL Call -3300· Industrial Property 161 e FOREST t.wn-Gl•nd.a.lt1, 2 plots in Comm. S&ctkln, $750 for both. TI4: 968-7177. Commercial Pr-rty L-tuna Beach 50 X 113 C2 ZONF. 151 One of Wt downtown parcel• for development. * M-L CORNF..R * With older liousf'. Prime loc:Ation, Costa 1\lf'SA . Corb\n.Me.rttn ReaHor1 644-7662 or &12-89119 \ Loll for s.1. 170 I WATERFONT home for the n1oney. r.10. Rob•rt1 & Co. 962-5511 Village of So. Laguna trees 11um:iUQdin1 the pret· landscaping. can 63J.-223.1. pymt"i. un<lf'r S225. per mo. 'THAT'S \VlIBRF. A L t , tiut yArd you'll ever see. 5 OPEN Sun. 1·5, 3 Br .. den, , R·l l'e• lot \n Newporl Hurry • it's a sleeper. PRICE RE OUC E 0 nfE QUAINT L l TT 1. Jo; BR, 3 BA, 2100 aq ft. What din. rm., POOLJ 1618 Irvine E . 17th St .• Cost• M.s• Shore.s. Only U>.000. $..'W.875. Attract.Ne 3 BR. BEAOI HOUSES ARE. more can we say! By &.pp't Ave. $49,950. 646-9108. AAA Tenant. $lJb;,OOO Dn, , 8Jll GRUNDY Fran. Fin. Home, Overlooks YOU KNO\V). s e c I u de d only -Call 9'19·1050. C 2 B 2 b c--... -Cash ipendablt ftturn Re•ltor 675-4161 U.IMA · r.. a """"· Realonomics, Bkr, 6'JS.6700 new lLB. Park. Nr. shops. front the lane, by !ugh Ontu frplc., bar, pool. $29,500 or 341. Baylide, Npt. Beach schools, ocean &: twy. 69112 red\1·ood fencing. ,., best otter. Ownr. 979-1473. * 8V2 ACRES * Llquidat.iJJ&:: 14 R·2JR..3 Jots. BY Chl'l"Jer: 4 Br. 2 ba. Slore. Agt. (213) 439-3711. rm., hM VAULTED OPEN ew_. • e .,.., 1 on Brookhlll'lt. $450,000. Ca.II $6,950 t!a. Poa. terms 673·1784 1llage Real Estate I' tu.4471 ':::J 546-8103 amall manulacturU!J pl1L11t1, 'u"oo="i"•-,_.~8~R~.",~BA~.~~-1-bl~k I '11.'at"ehowl<'~ and innall ia. from pr1v beach/club. An- stitut1Qni'll s ccoun1s. TIW" nual <lr by mo. 673-9139. d\f.!J'lbutror 11~ !tle<'t \1111 ~ -:----0----,-.,,--=~-1 JT!ijl0n.~1blf' f•1r ni11.1n111.1nin'1 I :'.inJ:lf'! ~ I Br un11 SU5. + lhf>sr ki.:ant)l\S ll tlll i·t·!\lock Oi·rrin \If'\\' S125 u11J pd 1n~ 111vf'nlur~. All IO<'a!lons \ Rent-A-Hou1e 97f.M30 we f'i;lttbh~h"d by nur \'Om· Houtel Unfurn. JO-.S pany. \\'o• llf~'d 11 ~ll']lt'rMlablll di.str1bu1or, 1n&le or ft-11111.le, Gef\•ral in Thu11 arta 111·1th $f01 00 --------- ntln11num to in\'e!l in et1u1 p,. ment •nd inventor). \'IX.I may bt'g1n on A :s:n1all ba .... i.s, but <'Lil e.xpa.11<1 a.~ r11.p1dly u you Y.'IUlt lo • fu ll nn1e iood 1nron1t' pro cl u r i 11 1 family busmt'--s. \\ 1• 11111 oonsidno p a r l • t 1 r11 • a~ plicants. \\"rtte for l'Oniplti te inforn1atio11, includu1.r your phone. 1111n1bPr 11nd Art'a Codf'. All u1qu1r1rs 1tr1 .. 1ly ("Onlldentui.l. CONSOLIDATED CHEMICAL CORPORATION FrMte Dried Products D ivis ion 311S Montro• Blvd. Sulta 120 Houston, Texa1 n006 Nt'\V hsting on· SALE LIQUOR LIC Holl1nd Bus. Siles "~ Brokf't with Empallll'" 17J6 0ranae" Ave., C .. \I. M..S-4170 5«)...()008 e~ .... Investment Opportunity 220 PLANNING a bt>11.uti f ul restaurant & 11hop 111 Cd.\l on ai,c:oo .sq. tt. of property on Cout 111'')': It ~·ou -....'ould like lo participate •s a limitf'<l ~rtner f $1O.000 min, lnvf'11tment 1, Call for info. 844-73S.t : RENTALS Hou111 *Apt•. * 145 ·0111 * 4ll W. 11tl'I COSTA MllA $75 · lJNRELIEVABLt: 1 Br at !hf' beach. Sl<ivr /crplll Jlum' Sl30 CTJl'.r :! Br. pa!lt1, crr~ldrro;. kld~/pe1s 11rw. $1411 · '..': HI! fXll .I .l/Ol 0l>J-;, f'n1·! ~IU', hied ~Trl ff)r C'hll<l A pt'L $16.q · SPACIOUS ~ Br, I Ba, bllnii, t'rpt/drps. sinale• ok. $215 • PR.IVAT.f; ~ Rr llomr , frpl, aar. chlldrf'n A pet y.·l.!lron1r. LA.'lDLORDS~ Do }OU h1w • va.cancy? \Va c&n fill U. ?-.Jany deai.rable tenarit1 an our \\'S.\tini: list. Ab8Cllutely NO OIARGE. BEACON RENTALS * 645-0111 * LANDLORDS! \Ve Specialize tn Nrwport He11.ch e Corona de l 7'.1ar • &: La~una. Our Rent11.I ~r· Monay to Loan 2AO vtce ii1 FREF. to You! Tty ---'------...;.-1 Nu-ViMV! NU-VIEW RENTALS NF.E D CA~ll! 67:1-40'.!.0 or 494-32-tR I FREE II Sl.OOO OR u; TO S:tOOO, ! landlc rd1-0wner1 S10.00l AND MORE. I\\'" v.·Llt rcrer tenant-' ''' )'.-i11 ~·it~~ ol charge ..• M11n' ~~ Avco Thrirt ,for • Rl.!al de11irablf' tenants on 0111 }.state Loan. \J pon ap. -....•ailing !\lit .. provA.I, tl&oe !he money ALA Rental• • '4S.3900 how.,.. ;you llkr. Alao hlr about our u n 1 e c u r • d Sl90 1.fonth. 2 Bedroom. · I loana. Newb'. ~ted inalde and "f' · f f • 1 out~ No Fee. M2-M91 or ...,d"&~~ ,Ji, ;::-,., Mor ll!""'!!!""'""'""'"""'"'"!!"'!""I Rio Vista Dr., Real Est. SpraY.•ling ruslic stylf'd l1v. ~"'21 N -H 1_ .. t Potential C·L 627 ft. frollla(e Near octan. clean A: rffd.y Cathedral Cl'il fam rm, frplc 00 LA LA BEA'il.f CEILINGS & EX· 540-8555. Mount I D rt 1170 Nt•'J)Ort C1r. Dr., $W • J Br.,.-.frpJ, stvtnor .. in liv rm, din area. raised • • POSED Tt~1BER S. CAREFREEI SHERWOOD REALTY R •n, .,. , 174 Suite 101 CID, aar. cltild/pel. ..• entry. :rull t ile tl1TUOUt etc. . l\-IASSIVE ADOBE BLOCK POOL COMFORT! e.,-f r-;l'wport Be11.ch , $3)) • 2 Br. TII. blln~. d bl A SeabW')' home n:r Edison A ~aut 1ful 4 .bt'tl~m plus TYPE FffiEPLACE, trom Id al ho . . Harbor Low yard maintenance. 3 Dupf1exu/Unlt1 ··~--iA"RtYN COOKE .. Auoi:. l...----,l='h:c.="'cc_'-_,',.''°.c..--1 l'arporl, pool. .. , Hi, oUier schls & ~~ mi!P dining roo1n Span~h design-fioor to ceiling. Lge. picture e. me in prune • · bedroom And family room. ta e l&1 $2Zi -Z Br .. 2 Ba. r@Rr hsc. from •-·h. "" ""-. 21~"• ed home. Firep'··-, C"""""'~ •. ..,; ...... -w that PRESENTLY llighlw ds. 4 Spaciou1 BR., ,... __ .. •-· . -·1...--•-·-------"'·""'"'''-1 f TD L 'I oc -=• ~ ~~ -·-~ ··~ I 2 ~ ~tioo neu ~-. ..... 4 • • •~•ft SNOW su•"'UT s oans ,, "'"'· CID, '"" ym .. Sand Doi•·• Ln . .,,_~•. and drapes, new paint thru HAS OCEAN VIEW. Twin .aJH. J'm .. ,, __ baths, sep, --"" W I !f f -~ "~ "0 "'' ..,,,~JU I nd K t be. blU. ariu I! a te .. ..,.... • 1 furnished wiits, all rented pat. oot.renlOdeledk i t ch en, slze bedroom w/attached 11.u ryrrn. ic n . ·• ping $39,500 1 •eat•ill"" . d B tll 1 5~% INTEREST $'!.10-L'11I . pd. f'l'•r tu;e $14,000 • l Br !)fedallion Con- do. all bltns, refrig .. encl patio, pool . quiet. $1000 dn., 1.~t TD S.S!lOO 51i •;, baL 7~~~ 2nrl TD. 675-5034. overs:izat k>t, clo.se to bath. cpt/drps & • #p&I'kh.ng, PETE BARRETT REALTY yr. roun • eau u 2 d JD L Stp/rrf. (.'JD, patio, xar .. everything. Call 847-1221. Long galley type kitcht>n in-I heated POOL. 642-5200 INCOME HOMES 1U.&x310 ft. lot W/iQl'J:ec:>ua n oans m-1 B , I CALL ,r.,. ''' 1 • NEW DUPLEXES $48 !FJO trees. Roon1 to add 3 more ,., • ~·· rp · IHJ cpl, yrd, dudes RAN GF. & OVEN, ~ • 14 ' gRr., p11.!10, 2 blk.1 octan,., R EF RJ G i-.: RATOR . ! , .... ~ ,,..,. OPEN SAT/SUN. l ·S ~:' :~ct:~·9: unitsd1~f~ ~~rmt. Lowf'st rat<'a Orang11 Co. 1$290 . 2 Br, gar., .vrd .• p1tlo. WASHER, all 1n matching ~""*4 418 Fullerton Ava. 11WE BUY TD'S" opt>n hm~ trpl Nier' I Th. h · REALTY ~lE.Bayst.,CostaMesa. \VffiSPERING FORES:T 36S ...... . $20 500 · 1<'41 n-ach Bi"d., H.B. coOt' tones. l!!I c armmi::. Nt•r Ntwperl P•tt Offlre * NEW I.JITTING * Compl~e J-'y. ••• ·~. CHALET f I h d Sattler Mt•. Co. S • 2 Rr .. 2 Bii .• 2 fr'J)I. • • ,_.. """" ~ beach hou~e i~ Cl<)!;e to· I ~~c..:.c...::..:.:.:.::.:.:c:.;== I Freshly painted in A: out: 3 t ---'-'-'_wc___~ __ ,__ ' a r n 1 • • • hms, huge LIR. A I J 3 BR .• 2 BA, Boy th is is a ('Verything. Offl'rctl for only Harbor Vie"' Homes -~uxe. BR. 2 BA ., bltnll, ~w waler NEW Delu 1npiex 2-2 Beautiful vle'I.'. $25,500.T E 642·2171 s.46-0611 fPal uN"s! .... """"ty! Fenced_ yord._2 "'r MODEL HOME $29,500 FULL PRICE $52,SOO h.,., & dl•hw"'h"'· Nr. ClilJ Bedroom. 2 Ba., 1 -3 PINEWOOD ESTA ' -Hubor area 21 yn. NU.VIEW RE'"TALS h d M Mod I •·-mount-'-retreat • Btauty! ,. gar .• all elec kll<' .. 1n rm. Oti\•e by 6062 Rosemont. SEI:: TODAY! ' onaco e on -..5e'SI or. Asking $37,900, b«lroorn 2 Ba. Dbl. earage iu..11 f0..959/e 673-4030 or 4!K-3248 Good Joc. $1,COO. down Prestige area • So/W&.rner. GONE TOMORRO\\"• Vil!W lot. Xtra dbl detached Walker Realty 67S-5200 each unit. $72.rilO. 407 S29.90Ci. Conwntional re&I estate /1198 11 I on thl y MISSION REALTY garage.Longencl.driwway J-lamilton. C.1\1. Own •r· BOULDER BAY, Lake view •----1...i-** DUPLEX BRAND w • 0 8 ni, E /Sp r i n g d 11. I e. Prof. 3336 Via Lido, N'pl, Beach cab•'o. $'5,000. ............. Mr. Adantt, """'· NEW. lfup dlx owner'• paymts. See today. lndscpd. nr. sch! & sl-p-985 SO. COAS'r 1-IY\V. for trl r, boat or xtra cars. ~ot. 645-0)3, 833-3447. 544-7471 or W.9303. -3 ~ LAGU,",\ Magnificent Ind~ .1: Wastcllff umt. BR ., ~ BA . I' ping. " ~,~ BY Owner. C ap i •tr an o Fil'l"pl• bit-1800 ~ Phone (71 4) 494·0731 patioii. Atla("hed glil'age .:=--=--=;;;;;;;; Braut1 ru1 nu list:s/Jnap1 Cf'. Im") 1q. '" I' v.·/cab1nelc;, flr cov'd. (.'rptd • Beach. 1 yr . old • 3 Br., Your!! ror !hi! asking! I~ + .J drrk~ '~/view ot bft.)'. 531-~llO (;;:,) 531·5111 ONCE thruout 3 Bdn11 .. d111 nn., RELAX-ENJOY $50,000 or trade for loi. Box 275 Big Bear Lall• HotMI f.-R.-t 11! ~<tn. !.· h1IL~. \Valk lo bt.'-11 l""'"l"~~~"i"~':";C""-531·SIOD ( ;::J 531·5!00 • • . breekfa.~t nn .. quif't cul-de--llave time with that family S.36-0346. 714-866-3484/SS.').2544 . & shoppuijO'.. I yr lsf'. b • h d In A Ufetime ()f )"Ollr! Stt thill 4 b«droom, I p rty 1"6 llrf'f. rrqu1rrrl 67J.-0960 Just Refur IS e Mc. By appL only 644--4800. 3 bath home with iatEe sell ·-"com __ • __ .._ ______ 12 U::ita, secludf'd $2,(j() 1. 4 BR. + !gr. rumpus mt. BY Q\\'ll('r. assume Jo FllA. 3 Bdood.m'b· 3 b:&th.s, 3 1. fab,ulo us Harbor View Somerset cleaning pool and ("('TT!ent Moonridge cabin n5.750 HouMs Furnished 300 • .:-;; •,\l.'. '/. Br '1'/h'plr, fncd !\f'i1· v..·/1v carp. thruout. Ne1v 3 811 2,, s• 1 'v urning . in>p acr~, ,._ 8 •• E · 32 UNITS -•· 'd b' •~ 000 :::---,.....------1 yrd, f'n1·J i;:ar, S225. ~ "· 11.m rm C"lec h 1 t ... ti UN IQUE' ., r .. 3 im, fan1 rm., 2 frpl., paddle tennis court. nlll'e i. .. ,.es1 e ca 1n .,,.,.,, G I paint in & out. 1·\ Baths. bltns: crpt5, drps, du;'.. rm 1 e P 0 nin.ne rt 115 1 .. J 1·ar g11r • decor detaile:I. yard sprinkleretl ••.. l81.r:.oo Ovf'r 2 aett1 or easy JJv!ng, Call 866-4641 or write; enera ALA Rentals• 645-3900 Vacant for quick posse!!!!. for boat/trlr. 968-3943 eves .ag~na prope Ya once 111 • Acti\'e family c om n1 . 1412 LINCOLN LANE garden apartments near Spencer Real Eslate, P . O. * SUMMER RENTALS * f'ull price only S22,500. , . 11fctime value. Fabulous /pool -'--~ SUN l "' Santa Ana CoWltry Club. .,_ -B' n-, _,, 0 \\ NER desperate SpaniM · h _, ___ .. Uo \\' s, parks, &. .,..... .. """' OPEN SAT." · . ., 1><"' "°"°' ig vear ........ e. Finer Homes tn Beach An-a REALTY & • . l{l'Ounds wit en~ pa ~th-teen activitie!I. Acrosg PETE BARRETT REALTY Schedule ahow1 15% return Calif. From Sl,000 Month INVESTMENT CO Arches, beautifully desi_g~ed & lush, n1ature land.o;caping. from F'a.."ih.ion I!Usnd. A 6(2..5200 on 15':io down. May ex· -,"-A-C-.-fenced--.-,-,-.-.... --.---. Bill Grundy RJtr. 6T.:>-«l.61 (7MJ645·4085, ho~. 11tep do-....'n ilving \Valk to schools, shopping&: ho . full bl ~ooo ,,..,....,,....,,..,...,..,,. ci. ........ Usted price: 1-'::::::='=======-1 room, • ~rooms, den. ~ach. Hon1cs are seldom me m oom . .rw, • .......... &It. exc 3 BR, 2 Ba, elect + Corona del M.r REPOSSESSIONS family room, famous garden oCiered for .sale In this OPEN SUN, 11~5 Westminster ~:!;. c~~:O~vemnent frplc, 24 ml Dana Pt., Hwy :::":~_,.o--.,...-""'-- For information and Jocatlon = Brk. $ 3 3' 7 S 8' prim~ Lagw111.. neighbor':'°°'1· oo.k8;3 Port Mara:ate RJtr. 91ARP, lqlled:y clan! S 1-7'-4'-. .;.673-;_;_ZT.lO;_;;:..·--~--3 BR .• 2 ba. beautiful home. of these F1iA Ii VA homes, OWN • & thlll one will sell quickly * BY OWNER * BR, 1~ be., ftlOmlOUS PopoJa Rolarito Beach, ~iyiAurhii)~."7~ v;: contact_ ER Anxious. Elegant for $74,!YJO. ICUltOm !a.m tio QLoean front traftf'r. .,..."' KASABIAN SpanIBh d'.•igo. 4 bedrooms, DON'T MISS IT! 2 BLOCKS TO BEACH lo• cam..,-J;;, .. .,.,,..';; Pho"" 71~9 Claadlied ad no. '"· Clo huge family room, Spa.rush l4 Delly PUot, P.O. Box ra>, e llEAP. Thi~! 2 Br, m e! KAT, nu f'rpl~. Ulil \nc S110. ALA Rontals e 645-3900 $'50 .,.,. mo. Exchal"° Irvine Tn1T. 4 Br., 2 1~ Ba., forml din rm., 1 trplcs., walls ot .!!.llding glim panel~ opeti onlo cpac. prdens & brick pgtlo!i, even a lam m. playhouse. ! 0 w n. r 61S-0390. Real Estate 847-9604 archways, Elegant entry AO/. 4 Bedroom 2 Bath, 3 Patio close to everything, priced BreMI & Butter RHI Elt•te W•nted 1 o»ra. M6&, Cal. ~. Newport 1-1.ome. Brttzy, for quick u.le!I O.....mr. 8 UNITS Gov'T. OWNED ball. Xtn ""'""'-......... O ,;y IW B · 897-3672. EASTBLUFF Costa Mo1a ~k •28 ~ -•,, 3 &4/11,/ nght Rooma! Redecor.! -.:.:..::::::: _______ 1Cl _,_ Pl • • ,.......,, ~..,, • N -• :ro...... room for ad-WANl'ED BY JUNE .tmt: 2 BR, stow:/refrlc ., 'pri\late, cozy. trplc: Reu. quanen Alone on lot, Single• or fam. w/balh for mc:iOitr-1~1-v.• llie1, 2 Br ~ Oen. <lr studl.!nl. $350 ' L • •. Repossess('d homes. L<>iv OWNE R leaving. Swim llOOI REAL ESTATE B~~ ~~en~~~atZnd ATIENTION Gl'I di.tionJl con I tr u c I ion. Executive• family is lf!t!k. dfv.:i· Go1ver~~~~ J:{s with LUt-0-Matlc p 0 0 J li90 Glenneyrc Beach, Poo!JI And Tennis! No down payment and· only Income $1,030. •mo. A.liking Ing a year'• lease Oil a 3 or Rent.A-House '79-1430 ='...,m;.=1"°-·--=-....,,.---I Huntington Be•ch l BR + Den. Jfu evuy. c osing COii s, A ·lty· covt'r, delightful patio and 4!)4....9473 r~9--0316 Owner 642_3246 or G7J..J570 $500. c!O!llng costs:, 3 Bednn, $98.~. Includes additional 4 b«trm EMlblu!f homt. * Crest Rea yard. 4 Bedrooms. family SOUTH LAGUNA den, 2 balhll, firtpl, Ideal l))Mtruction llite. Call Mr. \Villinri to ~ up to $500 •• thing. Bring tbe bis. SOLD """"· den. large rooms OCEANFRONT Harbor riew Homes ""'· 847-8531. '!'be REAL Hani.<, ..,._ s. Cout month, CALL "4-7'38. All my liatlngs. NHd homo' ·=j Brk, S 3 7 ' O O•O' White water view. Beaut. 1 ESI'ATE MART. Rites. --·------4 IR-2 BA-POOL Ront·A·Houto • ml430 2500 oq. ft. homo. n,.lc. N•,. * SHORECLll'FS + furnJtarl!'. B~1ut. Jndscpd. 3 Br, 2,l&t,~lile.~ :fli>o }'Vd, Pt ho. Gar a I e • 1 '<I ft. By 0wnrr 815.z.tt. Cldld/pet ok. l ml. Oct1n Cost• Me .. 10 advtrliSe and sell. For . · ...BR. 3 Ba. splll·leVt>l furn. SO~tERSET. 5 BR, lg fam Santa Ana 6 UNITS 1~ professional. efficient au-DRAMATIC tti-~L 4 Bl', home -....•ith it&irway to nn., dtm, unusual decorator ---------~ 3 duplex facin& common I -vice --~ a!'pr mMt • .Wle. Fam. rm Sec.re't Cove Beach. Former tnt All .Jmllder x tra1. Truly Snooty Llvlnel court yard. MAke• flnef l~·-~·~---:.~ C•ll June Bl•ir ffl.7133 op;ns en eov'd de ck . property of Charlie Chaplin. Cberming Wied bnck. patio -CenM~ERNalr -~~~:~..:-home and I n com t! ln· Ii 15 yn in Real Estate s.Je• Neighbomd park A sc:hl. 2 Newly remodeled. Reduced It fire rtnr. m.soo. By U'lU '\..VllUIUUJI.... vewnent. All 2 bedtooin In RED C\RPET REALTORS J.fi'!I to bch. $-t&,900. Owne-, to $135,<m. owner. For •ppt. Call for adalt peace. A comtort, 2 top oondltion. $9360 Annut.l 962-1771 ' 847-2259. EMERALD BAY LOT 644-Q46. Bedroom, 2 balli•. lSOO Of· lncome.167,000. . PRES'l'IGE s BR pool L I Vie L t PANOR•u1c VIEW ft. Elevator • Patios, Prf. Wolkor A LM, Inc. OWNER trarur 3 bedrooms . ' ' •rgea w o ""'" vale. Views on a.JI 4 cldes. den, dining ~m. natuni ~s.. crpld, ex Ir~ I, 1127 Emerald Bay, .$!k>,<m Beaut rnalntalold home SUl:IUttlnun Of'llle with l--~...;.54c.;15-;,;1;U;;l;,..~-- wood c&.blnets picture will-privacy, I~. )'d .. rt.la.xi~ For 1011 & hornet call; 2 Bedrooms A Jars• WnUy electronic p.te opener. CU· .* 6 UNITS * dows popular. central floor lmmac. 142.900 Owntt, ~ Bill Grundy, Re•ltor rm. Pool $64,500. pet.a: • drapet .• built·t.rw.. "IN £ASrBU1JfF plan.' Builtin nna:r & oven. FHA, lt6 acm. ll5 111.yslde, Np't Beach Georse WHl•amton NtwMn•r -l~•. col> Swim pool . Pflrk like yard. POOi ... WALK TO BEAGI 675-4161 • Re•ftor I~. "'"000 ~ ~ 962-8865 BR 54M570 645-1564 •·~· A ~. ' •••-, •~ Bl<r, $24,900, -. 4 • S2,000 undtt appralaal. AT THE OCEAN $28,CllO .. JO% down: No BY Owner. 2 sty .• -4 bdrm. O....·!M1'1", fl68..5.Jt7 . 3 llJ'¥e bdrm11, huge den. baJ. --5 BR l..Dan Polnl.t. No Pre-pay· J ----------'----'"-1 Xlnt roncf., aooct locetkln. Nr. Beach • ele1ant 2 Br. c:<iny 111un deck Ir pool Jn 1-lnrbor View Home, Custom ment penaJty. Broker co-EAST COSTA ~IESA 1wflUlY extras. $~2.900. 9912 encl. pali<), cpl, drp, d11hwr, titone.rch Bay. 3,(0) 3Q fl of drtlpc1, carpel.I, Wives. optt1tion lnYlted. Subtnll H · 2 BR. house It. duplex. Vic. Moo~ Circle, •3CWl7. A.-gprlnklra, $21,<0> e.219'. charm. N('O.r bch. tenn1,, Near pool. park & new mttrwr11. SANTA ANA J9t.h & Newp0rt. Xlnt fnr 3 BR. Preatlp homf', nr st. SAVE $1,000 g<>U &: marinfl. $98,500. rlemtn. s c h oo I . $64 ,750. 'TOWERS. 13?1 N. Spurgeon, homr or in~tment . s:n .~. BoMventure. Price mluced Sfl.I or INN i BR. Condo. Owntt/bullder. 499-1974, Lt!ue hold. J'rlnclPAJ,a ooty, Sant• An1. Open 1 ·u1 6., Owner/Broktr, 636-5840 '2500. By ()wn6. ()nly $2800 Nf'W cpt:a. Xlnt ~on d , Don't gi~ up tbt-ship: 644"'6907 547·7804. Lib lo trade'! Our Tradtt'• dn. or leue/opt. 16372 P>.!500. C>wner, 9fl.BMJ : ••utt" it In danif~. Shlp HOUM Huntma! Wakh the The "Yellow Pait•" of Paradl.M column II tor )'OU! Ducht11 Ln .. ~. SJ&-4298. to Shen Results! 6-4)...S()7tl OPEN HOUSE f'Olumn . cl::•::a1lied::.::.::::..:.·.:.·.:.·..:":c'-:.."67=S=--' 5 lines, 5 days tor S buclar. • But I net I ~llY 200 ' !3'0. ' NU.VllW RENTALS rn-40.W or 494-Sl48 LIQUOR STORI· " !Atu•• 1 .. c1, .f Cuh' Satre'. Newiiort Beach I ::,,,..,..,...,..,.,...""",....-- llllO 'l)1.I. CIUI • Old ties. $JS(!. LI A Airy 1 Be nr 10.-n. Flit 10 yr. Lit. $20,000 plus Very quiet, ~fature 4 Penn. ror owner operator, $1),000 U c1. plus G.W., .fix. tt<>clc. $170 • tJtO. pd, J 8:r. 1pt, Prlnclpnl11 only. \Vrlte Cla1.1--steps octan Ii ~rk ... lfted Ad •422, O.Uy Pilot, $180 • 1 Br w/frpJ upr dplx P .O. Boie 1560, Colla Meas. ..-elJ turn. Vu. Gar/Yrd, , , Ca. 9l6l6. NU-VIEW RENTALS SM: Sptswr H l • -He r 1 . 67~ or 494-..'2a Pntent Cost• MeM loc L TIIREE Atth Bt.Y renl-.1, yr. lU••· rent. 541-4775; m~ of June thni July ll. 9681'TIO. 2 BR lJoule, WO ·o1rk. 2 "''k. Sell the old ltutt. BiO' the mtntmum. 49t-tl.51. Ttru\l:t new .tutt coa:m a bNch. \ ' • 9. BEST BET! I Br. Ill«! yrd., •Del 1u ...... J6dllpets. IH2. ALA Rent•ls • ~ e JUST RELAX!. I Br., 2 Ba., crpt/drps_ 1 a r • klds/peta. $J':Q. ' ALA Rentol1 '4'1s..Jt00 fUEfl ~antllor~rs "'e win re.ff.I i,:q&n\s "° )'OU f'REE ot chalt• . 1 • !.IA1\Y dHtrablt• ttnarib on CIW' Wllllint 1111. ALA Rentals e 645-1M _,,, Dephanl -M.tm! au.a.dad. ' I • I " • l _I _g _ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~;;;;;'JL[ _..,....._,._.,.___;]~ ......... _.~_·· •· .... -- ••P!rt -~ ff Al/I• F~rn. ,..,,,:MO ~. ~,J!JW.:., _ , 360,. Aftt,.F.u~ 3'0 Apt: Ulllum 3'S l-,R'i rn... ·· ' " L.,una lef.c~ Coron• de .Mir · OtT• nw ._'"'If" -----.:J!J&Mjt¥Jtil.' ·~. !-"~..::~1-"4100 '. :.-:..:· "'.?·~· .... ~ _,, ..... ,· ··*~11~, r-~ ,.;....-.. ,_'. . ~:;;:,:.c.. EZ llt''rN 2 B. 2 Ml'>' Lagun. 6each trpl . bU.111., cpkt. CloN tu I~..;;..-------Coif a Met• '•10\'f', r .. n>trla.: Sl:.O . l Hr O\'er aar. \\'Ilk r.han.nr l S'fT~ rno Adufi.., no I.LASE •vrnmt:r or yearly. I iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANO THEN THERE 'pit olr.. $1C!l. bo·t1 & !011.'fl, r h1lr1/JWI o~ .• ptt1. 979"41!1 f'Yf'. ~•11 tronf •ccrs11 .• pleaaant ~~ WERE NONE! Al.A Rental1 e 44S.3900 S:?fi'> ·:..; f'nif 2 tlr. 111 4 ~!.,~ 2 BR. 2 BA , bHN, pedo , 1 8~ ~p! · 1ar •TI• walk to ..,~-• •.. 1111 l '/U, ~ar. \'l.l • • 1111-ii-10 orran, frpJ(". 1250, mer r t I.· d <o w 111 ow", .. CO!\f'Y'ORT! 2 Br., trplc, s1·i0 • 2 Br. i•; ha dlx llPI yrly. 64-4-1~; m.-390ll mlddl,.·lll'd or tldttly ,-ou. .,_m ~~I.. k\dt./pM.1 Ok -r~~.1 \11 :CiO' Y.'l!t'( Ap. t F 1UI plf', l 1'1111• $1900, 4 1no. ,... • ' s urn -s-I •"'""" + t'I ON -·-~ 1il15, S:t'.JU -t-1 , Vi" JO 2 Br rri1L, • ' 4;'.°;~. )r .........., u 1 · '.u~ ~ A R•ntalt e 645-3900 blt1u, a;ar., yrd., p•t, \1L • , Gen.ral l I: 2 BR. Fun. A Untura. :.ASTSIDE, 3 nr, 1~. Ba: S325 · l Br., :l Ba. trpl , bHns,liiiiiii l BR. utH pd. fl50. J~ 22 · P"ittplacel I pril'. piUot. · , V.'ll,aher & dryer, largt' derks, gardl'n, ~oi r,, \11 , • ·II ~p 17. 1 pr.rson 4!K.:i.'!73 or Pool. T..ant. C.onlnt'l 8kfst. \vd. 111 x J; Trf'l' iih&.df'd NU-VIEW RENTALS A 13.",.752~. toO Sta Lue. OBI 11&-XU ~dttk w/BBQ. l'Jsh pond, 2 613-40'.l0 or 4!M-32•! Bold New Concept Newpon Be•ch (M:acArOnrr nr Couc HWJ) •"'ear d"tar-hf.'d 11:ar . &.lit''.\'" At--ONE Yt-ar J,,.a_,~ only. J BR, --'--------• "'INTf:I{ HENTALJi: e ----- r~s. $2'b 1\111. U-11.v. v.•atf"r z BA houi;f', f1rf"pla~. ... id. A\'11 U fr.-1 . 5fl7-Ti6!!. Oce1u1 \It'\\, l'\O p tl& :9 SEL.J EV l-:~-(.Uey 1 Br Col· 494,_·_'9_771._~---- 'fare. \\'alk 10 ltorf'S. $!(1. Mel• Verde FURNITURE ROOAL * Mon!b to P.tonth • )00'"• Jlurc:ha~e Op1 1on rALA Rentelt e 645-3f00 1---------• I \I \I A f' 1; t. A 1' F: 4 * \\'Ide Selectiou-e f"RJo.:S:ll '"-(1f'8'1' 'l Br Bt:Jli{00\1 horl\f', lRMP Stylf'-Color• 1.2.3.t BR. Re~~ NOVI':' ABBt-:Y Rf:ALT't' 64.2-3850 .ij)t. Unfurn. 365 ON THE BEACH! SHARP &. cl~an 4 Bedroom, 11 i ha.th walk 10 bl"11ch . t'an1lly prf'ferred. fl:lonlh In 1non1h. s:~ pr m<111th Call .\Ir. Bailey, 611-8.'!60. ·---1 HH, un lun1. I h!k. 10 i>C'-a<'h . \1"1:1r1 lf'aM~. Slfi:"11 :\1o. :-.·o T~l'1 thf' 1tary l'Aeh lime. "°'e have-an apartment avallabll!'. Wooah . Som~ OOf" wanla to mov•in and start e-njoying life he're • 1pa.cklus J bedroom unlt1 .•• .livin£ room with fir'f'plat·e, privat.to: palio, YoUI' own I • u n d r y -workahop Md gara.(t. All !lf't In a Carden ~·!th bi&: trers and pool. Don'! 1''111t' FAIRWAY VILLA APARTMENTS 20122 Sllol• An11 Al'f'. 546-621 5 ['::'1ld/,,;: 1 ro 1 . 140 r nc•I i fl r .. /\\~.J rn r•!. Junr S:J>.'5 1,..1 • 24 !lour DeJ iv,ry I ~..,. ..... run. A1-:t 111 ~~1>-7:r1-;-~ ~LA Rentel1 e 645-3900 ~ BIL, ~ -ji,.-:--g11111f' rn1 rlf zM_ :!I I 1~1~~11~1Nt Y_l 1n~~1;~ I r11•1s. :1.17 "A'.' :;'~11.I"iUf'rll" Av,.. ( d ~f 67.1-!+:l.'>I. ___ Apt. Unfurn. I! JIH2"11r;v-;1,1:-110 pt-!1 or ---------- 365 eUSiN-ESS l.t'<l!'>t' S.'\00 JTllJ l•r ... 11 ~ ~ ~ \.c: . , , ZONE !'.\.4·~~111f'r, ~ ... :\Jftl I J~~;:~c~~~~~d · E-ald", cu!r. J hf'dro.-.m. M i11ion V iejo 517 W. l~h . 0.1 543.3431 Lona: &111 h <nJ, 4.'lS JS~ ,,,~8C"f' hottM?. Comer. : Pr!nMpali only, FOR l.A"a:o.e. 3 Br., 2 Ba., Z"IS6 N. M11.in, SA 547.()314 !\ln&'d by \\'1ll1am \\'alll"rs t'..:o nftoKr.P. &4:!-9ro6 c111lll. dra1..-,, 1><1tlo, Jene«! B Ibo p l I B•lboa Ptninsul• DFJ~ MAR :'\ bt'<lroom yrd . 1v11Jk 10 8C'hls . l'Oo fW!!•. I • en nsu • '~• -1 91 -, YEAR around -5 Br., J Ba . ; ·h::iome with ..... ~11. drapes "°"mo . ...,_-. '"· • S25 \VK I: UP.On Ocean • -I bl In 2 -~.-· l-'rp t'., t-If, <"&I' gar. ~fod bia: covl'rrl'! Pfil\o. 3 RR, 2 Bath, ·family rm .. Lovely Bach -1 Br.· Room.a Boat l lip. Brand Ill'\.\'. ~amiht• only. (_;arcWTlf'T' in--""Ila, fto('Nl )"a.rd. \\'attr 1faid &ervice-Pool-UtU Pd. L.-I A il A I ,~. ....au . vtew. va , ur .. , ,.fluded a t $Z7j, prr n1on!h. p<t;_J\o pell!. Avail. July J1t. • Call 6&8740 • f'or info Call 1213l 799-0034 . ,.q.11 Agent. ~6-4141. $15;,/mo. 7lt: 993-1163. Coron• dal Mer --------·----Capl1treno Beech ~ BR & .1 Bn: ,..rpt1/rui:. 2 BR= DOLL HOUSE CO.\fPLE.'Tr:: Bach. Apt., 2 ,~(f:-('. frpl .. rt fr1~ .. lllO\ . $250. ruo, 4!'.M-!#j94 blk a· C l Ad I ~. r rnrd l r d ------s 1g .orona . u t, m • 10• ga ' 6 119 ~ ·1 t:I; i\l•:\r 2 Hr ('ondo, &1ngle 11 1y, ~111. Sl'.IO u11l prl. yrly. l htr. 6 4 • · .1.,-,1 d,..1 b!!tlll p111!0 ,ar ,,.,. .,.,,,. "fAS-1246 ( .. . .•. ' . . ,,.,......,;,,"· NE\~' duplf'X 2 BR. crpt~. rlrps, bl!n~. ;, 111in. frorn l)ana Point i\lar111a. $1 90. & S:.!15. 64 2·4474. ' · --~·1 prv . .saio. 830-SS!H BACHEln·R--,-,-,-,,-.-... ;,, ,\\IAl\'TED 2 1·espons1 hle --------' ...... Corona dtl Mar Newpor1 Beech 111an, no coolurc. UtUlt1eJ ~ •dults, J)O i·hLldN'n or pets __ ..;. _______ _ 'l I pa!rl. Patio, Clo11" lo 1tore1. :t Dot l BR houSf'. Rtnl ?3.'i . .Sl7;i. :! Br., :t Ba., ovt-r Kar. &44-llO!. "mQ. 111!'1. x:iurl~1na l-t•llns. crpl, drr11>. . . • ------------ i);ater. 54S-9i.·l<t $215 . 2 Rr .. 2 Ba. dpl' blln!. f1JRN . ApL S145-UtU Paid. flXTRA niC'I!' l Br., 2 bathll. rid, aar, Np l Short<t .. , r,.. bl~k r_o Octan. No ptttl. j.Jdnly pt1:tio. 8111~. wshr., $2'75 -'1 Br h.~r. w/frpl., M> St'avu!w, Cd~f. •<4ryer. Avail. Junt" 6th tt10. bltnr, <"ID, -1 blk Ol'.-"f'itll •••• Cost• Me•• :. tt.o. Incl. ra~flt'r. '$3l'1 • Lrg. J ~ Jolt , hltnr, ----------~While R!tr. 615-4630 Jrpl., 1lf'rk11 . On "''ater... WEEKLY ,~BR .1 -,140 r c<l d $400 . 3 .,. f'/R, 2000 ff., dbl Executive Suites 1 BDR,\1S., 2 ha.Iha; frpl<'. Fsnta~lic ocean \.iW\v! S-425 Mon!h. No pet~ \\.tl!iam \Vinton R~al!or 229 Marine Ave . Balboa l1la11d 67S-l3ll !Jave tomt!thini: you want to .wll'?' Clanllied ad• do Ir i·hildrf"l 1, ru· ~l1•1p'g: & Coste Mele husUlf'~~. 1 .Ad•1lt only tli~.f.i -·-------2 BP., bltin1, pool. \\'a.lk ro hf'act.1. .s m.up. 0 r ang" Coa~t Rl"al Estate, 644 4848. 1 BR, Franklin frplc., over i ar, litove/refrig., shai i·rpt. balcony, SJ:Xl. 1-w. 67'",,.._J3J(). DEWXE DUPLEX. 2 Br, 2 Ba, $265. 313 .la~m1nf'. 67~ TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD wealiBllU 20 Sparkling new 11.dull ap~. 1 BR ................... $160. 2 BR. 1 bath ............ $185. Also avail .furnished P vl. patios, lush f~t RI· ting, carport1, gas pd. J 14 E. 20th St., C.~f. 5"8--0137 Park-Like Surrounding QUIET • DELUXE 1, 2 & 3 BR APTS Prv. patios '* I-ltd Pools Nr shor'g * Adu)ts Only Martinique Apts. J777 Sant11 Ana Ave., C.l\1. r..Tgr. A pt. ·1 i.~ 646-5542 ** $170 ** :\ Br. I1i Ba, ne-tvly painted Blt1n~. crpt/drps, encl patio. Nr s('hls & lhop'g, Childttn ok, no pf't~. 880 Center St., CM. 642-&.140 or 548·2682. Dally Pilot \VAilt ba.rgaln! p.lora. HARBOR GREENS Furnished & Unfurnl1hecl From $120 to $215 mo Bachelors • 1 Bdrm1 2 adrms e 3 Bdrms 1 V2 or 2 Full B•1ht 1.183ter 1ize bedrooms w/ • high beam ceiling11, large livins: roo111 \V/gL"i or wuod b urning fireplacr . Conv,.ni,.nt laundry IU'H- off k ilehrn. Enclosed pa- 1 io11. :.! lil\'imrning poo/5, liauna, rf'creation facf!i- tJes. Se-curi1y guard. Modtl1 Open 'til 9 pm. 2700 Peterson Wey, CM nr Harbor Blvd & Ademt 546-5025 ---------NE\V 2 BR Townho\ue, enelOlied patio and garage, carport, pool, crpts & drape,;. Good location. $210 monthly, Mr. C ars"' r 11, 545-7j(}7 f'\'f'S. -------Nt>ar !'a, Coast Plaza 2 br. 2 ba./$115 mo. Bltn1-ready-cl1an Natiun•I Sarvice~ Co. Rf'a Hor -546-081 I -fi-45-4.'t.12 L.llXlJR\' upr 2 BR triplx, $1J:J. \\1/1\'0 drpS, bltn."I. f'ncl. gar. hugt clo1et~. Pf'rnt. adull"I, no pt'tS. Avail fl /1 6. 548-0059. 2 BR. 1 ~~ BA. Adults. Call •fl S pm. 642--0970 or &ee \\'knds 2346 Santa Ana Ave. .:.., "w ga~·111 ·pd" zi'T28 frpl, pool. Klds/ptl~. . . . 2080 Newport Blvd. _,pa 0 · '"' r · •·• II bo ,,. ' • ·• C .-N.cf"Tilia Avf' <B). CaU btwn .,..2.''> -ar r If'"\\ oste Mele 370 Aptt., 370 Furn. or'Unfurn. Apts., Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Apt1 ., Furn. or Unfurn. Apt1., Furn. or Unfurn. 370 '11: 5, 6..16-4120 FIR. 2 ~a, ~Jtns, ~~!, aar. 642·2611 ~ . vn1. pat ii). 1 001 priVli. · · • STUDIOS & I BR 'S ffidE 2 RR, fPllC'~ yar:rl . ,NU 0-VIEW RENTALS. e FREE Linen~ Pl'-eff'r young roupl". $95 613-4030 or 494-3248 e FREE Ulilifie1 'mo. 64>J8fil r ves. Three to 5 Bf'droomi'I, 3 ~i e F ull l\itrhtn fiECUTTVE 2 BR & dt't1. baths:, pool, 2700 11q fl Jiving e lleatf'rl Pool : $375. Adj. 11'.'im & tennl• !ll)a<'t . Suitable for \argf' • I.sundry f 'aril1 tie9 ~'-tlub. Avail now! 557-4467 family, 1nolhf'r-in-h11t', bi\-• TV & m11ld Bl'rv a vail ifiii, 1 ha . Lrg fenced yrd. liard room or 1nait! qu11.rter1. • Phone :-;erv1r" : West sidP. Of S17!;mo. \Vi!l lf'/1.§f', or !r-al'e vption . * $30-WEE-·K--&-U_P __ * : C&U-546-TI90. Ref r.q. or ~I'll 'l'ilh lov.· 1·1t11h d()l''n. e Stud io & .I RR Apia ~'BR. 1 B.a . Prf't'rr mid-$475 IH'I' numrh. 646-71 71 · •TV & r.1aJd Service A van "ctf"8ce couplf'. 2?1 F.. 23rd e Phone Slorvirf'-lltd Pool : St. eo.ta r.1tMI . e Children & Prt section :2376 N""''port Blvd, CM ~~97~ or 645-3967 ':#-'1R. -7.95 Oranee Ave. 1 i · $18~. mo. AvaU 6/5 642---060 or 618--3261. 3 Rtfnn . houst>, Ir~. yard, HOLIDA PLAZA 1>.•/IMJ il tree-N full lJa11"1n,.n1 Y thntington ileach •WE have a larg• Hlectlon of 3 and 4 bedroom horMI . .._, can be mo\"f'd into .a.moct lmmedlalely on our !or l'o'lhbv ur '\\·orkshnp Nf'w i)l<:LUX i'": Spacious 1 BR. w {Vi' cr~1 ·g . z \\•It:<. lrc-e r,.11 t l11n1 11pl , $1.1~. llratf!d pool. \n •>.1 ·h1u1ge t 0 r Ion-An111l t-parkin11:. Adult• - provrml'nt u•ork. 1 1•h\ld, 00 nu pels, 196~ Pomona Ave., pefJ. f'alt Geor~t . 646-7071. (".M_. _______ _ ft• n t-op 11 on p I • n , mvrNE ·rerraM'-f'&cioully I I .l!:RWOOD RF. ALTY . dt'r'Ql'"11trd fAmily homt-. 4 540-ISSS Hr, 21i 8 11. 2 trpk". p11Uo-ll'g I yMd $!150/mo. 0 '" n" r !\··Br., 2 Ba., bltn1., dl'pl!. 675--0~ I :11J./w crpl5, tncd, db 1 --·---~-~~ ' · aaragf', nr M:hl & •hof.1'£ 4 BR, fa n1 rm, rlin n 11, 2 ba.. I center. Rtpainfe<L $?."ii. llarhor View Monlego Pool , Open 10 am-3 pm. 17631 priv1legPs $43!'i. 833·3.~94. 1 BR t"urn . .tpl., ulil lncl'd. Single u·orkini:: man onl_v. ~!.•. ,,!0 ¥f'Ariowla1·k Ln., C.t\f. 646-722.1 alt 8. Op.n Sun. Jullf' t. 1-6 PM. --· --'-'----* $11.i * Studio Ap111 .. l Br. S-125. Oldf'r adult11. No Pf'ts 21 35 Y.:ldf'n, 1\T gT. Apt. 8. I Muty Ln., i-IB. 962.-4391 . L.5t: or Opt. 24CO 1q . fl. t BR $425 2:»t Donnie Rd 2 BR · Util. paid. $170. 3 . .BR, I '~ Ba., 1•pl11, blt-1111, ·• · " Z'ln !\htplt St. '"ffnced yard. Nt. Dotig\.1111. N.B. Back. Bay. Avl. 6/26, 548-5SlJ ' J•t Z, la,;! mo. N"rll. c64:.::.01-~268=-J~. =-oc----;c--:--:-1---------- sa'l!>/mo. Avail 5 / 1 7 , 3 BR .. 1 :~ Ba. Sit-pa to LRG.1 BR. Apt. Bltnl, cpU., 1 ·..,.es7:t beach. s:m mo )'f'a.rly. drp1, all ut!I pd. Only $135. I , .. 2 Ba Elec bll·ill ran,e * 6is-s411 * Nr. Harbor k Hamilton. '· · · 548-1"17 r 646-4934 ! oven. Forced a.ir heat. D~:t.JGHTFUL tlome-llkr 4 ::> 0 · · O'pl1, 60x100 fenctd lot. Dh AR, 2~ BA . Tov.·nhoUR apt. ONE Bdrm. AdulU, 110 pets, i: tar, hmd1r aped, vaca.ril· l'\ear Ol~I Jl!gh. 644-54~il. Pool "-utilititt inclu~. 'bW\lf' In today, $1'25 n}O. iJ~R:-!Rtl. crpts., drp~. •P•, $14>$1~. 64r>-6424. Garqe Age-nt. 962 4t i1 OT :Mi-810:: rrfrls:. ~-r I~. 1 b!k 10 bcll. _ + parking &. 11toraa:e: _ NO"'! 3 Br. 111 Pai· Sandi'. & !Jfl)-fii.'\-6620. Furn. Bechelor & I Br's •t""!i>!c, 1>a110. hlt11~. "''1'4 Lr·:A~~,---11arhor \'il"I'' especially nlc•. 2110 llhai . rsban11 i·lh, \\'a!k to Honi r~. 'l nn ,t· Den . ~v.'1m Newpcrt Blvd., CM. OcP.an . P.l"TII or ( 11ltlnn, Sl~, ("!uh, S.17'.'o Ill\), &44·!1191. x·rc~F:-1 ~.-1-BR Trail" I"!!. SRO ~.i511 .K3~1 .\1uns11'r.ll .B. --------,t, 0 1,. :\lntnr" 11rtulll'i, <-hil" ------Hou1e1 Furn.or v fbr townhouse for rent, Unfurn. 310 ok. 7\0 pr!,, 642-126:>. 2 Ba, bltns, frplc, $185 1-.nc 111<:;,ly !Ur~-:-le~,-.~E~~-, ·19742 Coventry , H .B. Newport Beach ~ar. Quit>t . Adult~. No pet~. :Ul-1103, o r 546-97S4 24.'i:l ,.:ldl"n A\'t. 646-2768. ------·-BAYFRONT :;z STORY 4 BH 3 b1t, .1 r-1tr:; Br :1•, M , plf'r " float. NE\\'LY rf'motltlf'<I Barhelor, ~ra(f'·<hn rn1·f11m nn , Annulll ll"fl~r S1100 mo. sum· util pd. QL.llf'I. Ga.r. $1 35. Nu 'irplc, bH1rui, ("l"p!S, 1lr11pe,;. m"r <>n lv $1 1,000 !or 4 mo'I . rpls. 54S-S251 or 548-1405. Nt>ar beaC"h. Avail •fl fi/17. Tll.E IR'\'IN CO. 1 BR, .$130, 2 BR. $160. I~ '$Jl'i>. 91)8..6729 REAL'I'ORS 64-4·611 1 for bachtlort, Ip.IC., s /pooi. 1 .JiBR CONDO, 1'' BA. pool•. Condominiums ~'96.1.\ 1993 Oiurch St. ' patio. dbl rar. trp!, nr Furn 315 NEAR OCC. Ba c helor . &tan. 962--0986 alt ~ pm. 1----· ------, fl. ous 2 S3 • N t Beach Caqior1, laundry faeilltt.1. ACl . t Br., R11 .. 1,). ewpor $115. No pell!. 546-8594. • mo. B11 lfun1"r 1.11. C.all 1 collect 12131 G»-286!<. PAHK Lido :1 BR. 3 BA, 'ii Huntington Beach 30 S. ----1-1 n11J,., fr11n1 hfoitrh, uti l pd .. 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I SI -1ni{lt'11 or <'Oup "" iOO I' BR ho ' , . 1 11 R flOl•l. A"1111 fi/l :i. · S!' laQUINTA HERMOSA inf'. f'O! f'{ • i;4c ~~n 64" 1i;19 Rent-A-House 979.1430 __ :.:_::'__~~ .... _:_ · · Spanish Country Estate lJv· · ' ----•. Condominiums ing & Spacious Ap!1. Ter· 2 J.Jen . tio,uSf', ",:!!fdr~s 11$1..'.• Unfurn. 320 raced pool : sunken ia1 .,o pe 11. :•<>.> A ll(f'_ RBQ. Un~licvable Livinr - ?!7-2360 e\'""'· Generel C)nly rvine I BR, FURN. $175 1~;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;-;;;;;;;;.i :zn n. 'lP,,.\, 2 l lCJt:'. c11.rpt>tl . ALL UTILITIES PAID f •lllil"'~. );ll rll~P , llf"OL )le:!lfl BR., 2 bathll ........• S.'~~1 \'1•rd._. Vi l!a.11 SlXI rno. •BR., 21,i bar h~ . , , . , .. $.1~5 :.i;, <r.nl. r.f blk.~ S. of S..n Dirgo Fnry j BR 2 balh s·1·t1.1 ·i.,;a -~~-=-~--on Bf'arh, I blk W. on Hol t f G red hill :-~::n1ton BHch , .. ''...,".," .. i .. ~ .. : .. ~ .. -: ... t .. -... Le .. i' .... "·) .... f :• + XF:\\' ~ln1th 2 BR. condo. llUNTING'.f'O!"l Ga r 4' en 1 REAi.TY Arlu !t~. $!85. mo. '521-«i12 : Apts. Heil at D>l• Chica, ~nl\'. Park Cmttt, ln•in~ 871-lflll\ or ~2$-423-4 M&-132.l ComptN -~ .. Call Anyt.lme 83J.-0820 · v.•l\111 ~·ou're mlu\Jlf Fr. qtnoe houra I AM to 8 P~f Townhoute Unfum. W $12.)...$240. · -Huntln9ton 8Nch e lJt(;, 2 BR. Bunplow 4.IR • 2;i86 sq . ft .. fam. nn ., Apt . 4 Garden1, 6 poola. ~r. 3 Ba ., pJOla, tenn11 rov.·~Housr: J RR, ~bl. S..un1~. llot .Jacunt.. Te-D-at•. in • 44 acre prk. S300 drpl, \'1/D .t pool. Adult• ol,!i t:ourli;, SIOO. '46·0259, ·iti. t.\1--0.100 d,\fll, J.\'Hffll only, $19~. !lfi2~9995 --k $135. 1 BR. ,\ttda.lllon Condo, ".,.. llll lot Jack. Duplexes Untl.lrn. 350 All bltns, l"l'fr!g .. f'-l'JCI p11tlo, • 2~ BA., paUo, f"lhhM>, pool , Qu if't, no pt' t 1 , lMnlai ct._ <:omm pool. $300. Coron• del Mer fiTh-!IO'.W .lrlu...._ .. _·,."",.::,.-',-541).-.:-11-S_L ___ 2 BR. 2 BA, dTJU . u/w, APT. Poo-~,-.. -.. ----S...,-km- 1 t.Htt ri,1tc, lml p11 110. \\'11lk to Run~a lov.'. Pvt. p1tlo $Jj(), bf<arh. Arlult,, no J)f't•. mo. tn n2h1 adults 84&-Jlll. REC •. lce~:~· 1 home~ SZZi/rnn Yf't1 rl). ~~5~. fl'• a.Jwa\ls lt'e r lrht ttm• 1 I ~ ~II \V& fl' \'U, ~ • ~ 2 BA, sunkf'l1 liv rm., Va<'anc1t-t o,,.t mone~·! Rffi! aJwl)'I !ht rlr ht pl1Ct' U rm., trpl, dee~. Spanish )'Our ho'""· 11pt.. sloN" Y"" wan! RESULTS! CaU 1 n. lM t mo/1 )'1''$3'r>. b'.d1 . ._~1c .. thnl a 0.11.v Pllor ~:J...~71 "-place that •II Aw:ir. J uly 494-l463. f".1111if1rl'1 1\1'1. today1 i ' , -------- Huntington Bei1ch Huntington Bei1ch Huntington Beach . . .. . . ' -. ·-.-• .. . • Pre- Bird I Bedroom The Sandpiper puts It Bii together with one and two bedroom units, cool, color-coordinated interiors of blue, lime, lemon-yellow and orange. Furnished or unfurnished. The beach is a mile away, and if you want a quick dip, there's a pool rigj>I outside the door. Be an early bird--the brand new Sandpiper, today. It's for adults. Like you. 2 BEDROOMS $155 1011 H•ll •11i Ort"'• H11ntin1t•11 la•c.h 17141147-tltl APARTMENTS Huntington BHct. • 1ng .. . ' • • • • -,. ., " . s125 I ' r -· . -. .~ -... ~,. .. ,.,, Border to Border Bargai Every classified want od in tho DAILY PIL·OT appears in every edition every day. Thot means your ad will be seen in papers delivered to homes and sold from newsracks from border to border all along the Oranga Cout ••. all tho woy from Seal Beach to San Clemente You Get It All • • • Buntlngten Beach Fountain Valley Costa Mesa Newport Beach Laguna Beach Irvine Saddleback San Clemente Capistrano (Plus the daily newsrack edition) For One Price With A DAILY PILOT Classified Ad Phone 642-5678 ' YOU CAN CHARGE IT, TOO • • • -'''"f'>~~ -• ...z_ "- NEW! PILOT PENNY PINCHER CLASSIFIED ADS . . WITH A NEW-LOW-RATE 3 LINES 2 TIMES $2.00 ANY ITEM $ OR LESS g EACH ITEM MUST BE PRICED e e Combined Total of Items Not To Excood $50 e e No Copy Ch1n9n • No Abbrevf1tion1 • • No Commercial Firms • CALL 642-5·678 · ASK FOR YOUR DAILY PILOT ~D-YISOR AND YOU MAY CHARGE IT! • ; - ·-~ ·-~~~~iii-. HO¥E -...... Br .. 2 ba. °'"'-· --· dJooool. ~ •• dbl • ., • - yard. Oill4r'en olt. SJl50 mo. 5tS-Otl!l9 or 557-1044. FR.PLC, C7V'ft'lbed sunken J iv rm, 2 BR. 2 Ba, w/w aptJ, bltns, pe;Uo, encl pr, $175. 673-5629. 1 Bf W/~ J Ba, 2 Br. Adultl, no pttl B.A Y MEADOWS APTS 3S7 W. S., St., CM 6"'.(l)'1J UPSTAmS. 2 Br unf\Jm. adultl only, m pets. &tn deck, Private I a r a & e , 5'5-<.19L * * BEAT.mFt.JL 1 I: 2 BR. C4ntt!'mporary Garden ApU. Pa1ioe:, trplc.. pool. Sl~ $110. Call 540-0163. 2 BR Upper. N ~w ly decorated. Adults only, $160 per mo incl util ' ttfril. sn Joann St. 646-~. 646-lG'lT. SPACIOUS 3 BR apt home. Frplc., aar., Irr priv. patio. Beaut. lndacpc. Adultz. $l65. 540-4016. $170 • 2 childrn ok. 3 BR, 1% BA, lndzy, crpt/drps , dlhwshr, m pets. 545-3215. 2 BR apt unfurn.. children ok • no pets. 126 Monte Vista AvP. SPACIOUS 2 Br, nr &hop1, twys, O.C.C., I: U.C.l $16!!i. call 979--0134. I LRG. 3 Br., 2 Ba. m pet~. O!ildttn ok. Nr schls It. shopg. $170/mo. 545-89'Jl. COOL! l Br , bltins , pri/pat:io, &&tqe, LovPly ~ triplex. $1S6. 646-4388 2 BR. conv. den, frplc., blt-in11. G~. 1544 Elm. $170 Mo. 54()..4519 1 BR.. Garage. Yard. CrpU, drps, $130/mo. Avail June 8. 376 E. 16th st. HIDOIN VILLAGI Al'TS. -Llko Llvlnt famllloa Wolcomal 2 llEDROOM--2 llATH From$159 Carpets -Drapes -Air Conditioned -Encto .. ed p.Uos • Heated Poo\ • For<:ed Air Heat - Carport & Storage. 2500 Sovth Salta, Santa Ana 546-152.5 (enU.r 2 blks W. of Bristol, off Warner on Linda Way, south to W. Central) VILLA MARSllLLES SPACIOUS l & 2 BEDROOM APT. Furnished&. Unfurnished Adult Living Dishwasher color coordinated appliance!!! Plush shag carpet -mirrored wardrobe doors.. indirect lighting in kitchen • breakfast bar • huge private fenced patio • plush landscap- ing • brick Bar-be-Ques • large heated pools & lanai. A ir conditionin~. 3101 So. Bristol St., Sant• Ana 557.a200 COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. MANAGING AGENT ------------Apt. Unlum. :165 Apt. Unlurn. · --'--------C 01 t • Mea• Huntlngt°" Beach * LARGE * NEWLY DECORATED Beautiful Grounds NEW 2 Bdrm. apUI., 11ha1 crpt., drps, pr., blt-ins range, acro~s from ele. :school. $145 per mo. THE EXCITING PALM MESA APTS. FUN IN THE SUN! Minutes to Newport Beach Unbelievably large apt!. Decorator furnish· ed Huae Pool, jacuzzi, electric built·ins, shag carpets, drapes, sauna & mart! ADULTS-NO PETS SINGLES ........ $145 1 BDRMS •........ S 155 2 BDRMS ......... S 175 Unfurnished Apts. Available From $10 to $)5 LESS. YOU'RE RIGHT- THEY'RE UNDERPRICED ! 1561 MESA DR., Costa M•sa 5 blks. E. of N•wport Blvd. 546-9860 -----------10 l\1inutes to Ocl!'an Closl': to bus line I: .tores Ga1 Jleat &: Stove. \Valer. Garage. Rr<". Rm. Laundry n.oom inelud~d. 847-8631, agent. Apt1.. Apt1., l BR. S140 2 BR. $160. S165, S175 Hacienda de Meaa 160 \V. \\'ilson, Apt. I, Ci'or New Viii• Padro Families Welcome 2 Br., 2 full Ba, shag crpl/ drpg, patio, beam ceil, rar· aa:ea. EDINGER &: Bolsa Chica Furn. or Unfurn. 370 Furn. or Unfurn. 370 area, 2 BR, 2 BA, fp, dw, C M gar., $l85. l BR, 1 BA, d"'• 01t1 ••• Costa Mes• gar. SJ45.10062 Waikiki l.n .•••••••••••••••••••• Large, quiet 1 Br, nu dflls, ,ecp1• '"· s 1k to bch. "" MERRIMAC WOODS 5°' si. c.u "1 '7J.I7S4. APARTMENTS Lagun• Beach * NE\V 2 BR • bile to beach. Spectacular view. $250 up. 493-3333 or 494-2339 1 & 2 Bedrooms w/Terraces Adult Living . From $140/mo From $1&5. LARGE modern 2 BR, nr 2332 El~8~-4e., C.1\1. bKch. Adul t., no pets. $16S. mo. 544-2339. S~ag carpeting, drapes, self cleanin~ oven, disposals, loads of closets, huge S\\'1mming pool, sauna baths, recreation room & more! Driveout today and visit i terrin1ac \Voods \vbere it's quiet & peaceful _ . . ' ;Iove in allowancl':, this ad. --=.::..c-==----Lldo lale 425 M.rrim1c Way, Costa Mesa Dana Point NE\V 2 BR. 2 BA $18.5. No ---------pets. No C'hildren. 2293-B PANORAMC VIE\V, brsnd Fordham, 543--6148 t-ves. l'll':\V 2 & :1 BR, bltn~. crpts, LARGE 2 Br., crpt/drp!. drps, patios, gar., lndry $130/mo. facU. 67'".>-3988. DELUX>: ' BR .. l ba. • ••••••••••••••••••• yearly lease. S300 mo. Apts., REALTOR 673-3663 Furn. or Unfurn. Mes• V1rd1 * Call 548-7».J * OCEANFRONT -2 Br, 2 Ba, SPACIOUS 1 BR. w/w crpll, bl tn atv, nu refrig, crpts, elec. bltns, nr trwyg &: drpl'I, $234. mo. Call 837·5370 ahop'g. No J)l':ts. 54S--4893. Huntington Beach 2 BR wlend sunporch. Sep. unit w/OWTl fncd yd. attach gar. $150 mo. 548-9695. ON BEACH! FURN. a,. UNFURN. PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS LUX. nr new 2 Br, duplex cpt/drps, bltN, patio, pr. \l/estcliff. $175. 548-3664. ~~~~ on the bay Furniture Available Luxury a partmmt livini: ov- Newport Beach 415 *PRIVATE ROOM* for arnhulatory j>('rson. Good food, 111ce rheerCul 1urround- 1ngs, *' Ca.IJ :,.\8·4'i5.'\ * C0:'\11-: ~""· havf' )'Our pa..nnt <'U!'d ror M you would do r1m f' f)('rmtning. &\2-9278. BJG Star Lab. a.pta._ comp.. •lldtdJ.. d11«..-Soedal ra~io ertect. T14: 6t&-«e. NO ROOM F 0 1R GRANDMA! l..ct her ...,._ our new bxne. Only a LaW'ldry Ir kiittwn prtyU. NO 11lrtfne'. NM-1mOkera op.- Jy. Call Barbara at 1324115 •ft g pm. Workin& &lrl to lhare ~t. •Pl. w/aamt . Anaheim No objKt to IChool:-ap CbUd !IJ.l.3885 or 00-4818. SINGLE iitl, rio cb.Ud, 111111-mloker de1m amo 'harf" nu l br twnhw. ""l'i-:ii71 I 1ay?t. '.'\~ ... :ii fl'n1nlt room.mate ti'1\n 12.>'!.JI to find ._nd ,1io1 rf' r ,. •Pl. ...,kdy~ ~111--.::.!.~I l ior1!1 SI! Alt}': tl!'h-"-,-,-,~1--~I ,-v-, I bf'lll'h 11pt. Balboa. 1 person .11tra11;:ht u"d"r ~. SZ'lS m1J. f;i>.';'+.l'.l. .--~---SHARi.: r,.nt Junr, cret.I house In LAguna, blk fr'llln bt'11.ch. S83. 4S4-8467. Garages for Rent l JRGENT! \V!!ntt'<l: C.,.,. for hou~f"hold irood• •torllle- 673-3404; 675--6506. Nr"· \\'atcrtront OttLcll Front $270 Mo"th Prin11": l.oc'•tio" :\.11 Bayside Dr., N'pt. Beach Bill c:n.indy Rltr. 67s.a6.I. DESK space avsllable llO mo. Will provk!e turnHurt •1$5mo.A~Nnlce available. 17!75 Beach Bhd. l-l11ntlTI,J1.on Beach. 6G-G21 DESK ~ee .vallable • mo. WW provide fumltUre atS5mo.~-­ avallable. m FCll'9t .lw. l.quna Beach. ...... BAY VIEW OFFICES Dr\u.~t". air-conditioned · Rrtlerorsted. I...ldo area. Rrslonomics, Bkr. 675-f'IOO * AIRPORT AREA * AdJ. A1rpo rtrr Hotel. OelUXI!" 1 ·'2-~ mom .~Ulf!'.!l, LO\VESI' J:AT .. :S. :!lSf l)uP011t Dr., roon1 I!. 1.33-'2~0. urrlcEs. s:i9 /.c $69. ww dt!ror&tf". Ne11.r 17th St., bank & shopping. ~Hl 18. Offh:r./!ltore '.WI, to S~. Apt. 11\)l')VI': $165. New drps, c rpts. 224 ~h s11 r11"t. Bch. sn..11M C a r p ets-drapes-dishwashe.r erlooking the water . En)oy heated pool-u.unu-tennia $750,000 health spa, 7 swim· RESORT LIVING FROM $130 Summer Rent•la 420 Business Rental re<: room-ocean view& mln1 pools, 7 li&hled ten- 2 BR, 1% BL, laund rm., Lrg !iv rm I: kit Stow, retrig. 1ara.a(t. 2 ~h.lldttn ok. o rr Baker. $1m mo. 64&-2'56. 2 BR. l ~-Ba. Twntt.I!". S1'15. 1 Br, 1 Ba apt fl45. 2 Br, 1 &. apt. $160. Dsfrwhr, shag, patlos-ample parldna: ni& courta, plwi mili!:a of Security Guarda. bicy<:\e trail!!, puttin&, ahuf- lt'1 OllkwOOd Gs t de 11 Apartment. ••• and lt'5 tun. fine ne4bbon and prestlre lJvlng in one Juxur- lous packep. There's tl rniJllon ln .·l'!rreatlon •.. swlmmltrig, te"nls, bi!ll11Jrd~. l..AGUNA BEACH 741 Orca"lront fon the and) NOW LEASING Lux 2 Br &. 2 Ba, June S260 Will ftnl11h to ault C·l tenud. "'"k· July &: Aus. $500 wk. Lcaain,r now, av a 11 a •Jr.• Al.a J.. Br., 1 Ba, June $150 9115. 1400 + aq •• •- "'k, July&: Aug $25() wk. Brookhurat at G • r f t •111-, 436 AgA.!f" -:l Br houtl'!, quiet, J•'ountaln Valley. CALL /c1i1.·f'd , June $.LlO wk, July 540-8556. patios, bltna. 377 W. Wil..ton HUNTINGTON fleboard, croquet. Junior l's from $164.CXJ monthly; abo I PACIFIC and 2·bodroom plans and OCEAN AVE H B 2-atory town houses, Elec- 711 CTI-4) 536-1'87 ' · Irie kitche111, private patlo11 ** Condo l Br., 2 Ba., Ofc open 10 am-6 pm DaOy or balconies, carpel.in&', dra- bltnl'I. pool, c I b h 1 e, WILLIAM· WALTERS ro. J)t'ries. SubterTanean park· kid5/~ ok. $235. 545-5270, !!!!!!O!!! ... l!!!!!J!l!l!!!!!!!~I!!!~ ing with elevators. Optional Jiealth clubs, aaunal!I , pro. 546-3TIO. BE ONE OF THE Fmsr ma.id service. Just north ol ~hop. indoor rolf' drivina SPAC. 2 &: 3 Br. apt $140 .up. TO LIVE IN THIS Fashion Island at Jamboree ranee, cl11bbouAe, etc. Pool, cpl/d'J>1, bllM, kids JUST COMPLETED and San Joaqub) HW. Road. ok. e Luxury 1 br apt. Tdepbone <n4) Mf.lBOO cu.tom decorated slngltt, l 4 2 BR. FUmlthed & Un. 1996 Maple No. l. 6'2-3.nl • Adult ror rental fttfoni1&Uon * FREE ~10'1 Rent on yr·s • Di11hwashers l --~E~A~S~T=B=L~U~l'"'il'"""--fumlJhed. No le11J~ required. lse. 2 Br. den, trpl, pri • Cholcl!' ol 2 coJor schemes VIII• Gr•n•d• Apts. Modela Open Daily 10 to 1. patio, cptldrp, mec. Aflr e Custom carpetin& Townhouse • Spack>111 -4 BR., 5. 548-8301 or 213: 592-5227 e Jacuzzi 2~i Ba., balconlH, trplc, we1 OAKWOOD GARDEN LRG. 2 BR, SlSO. N~ crpt., •• ~.•._'°"00""°11 Joel •--barN • aCdttaMcbMH1..2~ c::hoo&arl .... priv patio, fncd yrd.. no Ll'C l'i> ear ..,, "" . pe'l.s. 78J.-B w. Wilson, • Only 1140 per JO(). 835 Amlaoa Way,..t:IB 6'4-2991 m-7171!. BAHIA PUERTO Adulh-Condo-W•1tclill 3 Br, 2 Ba upper, trg, 281SEOAl7iliAIStR .. AHP.BT.S ~$1155 2 br-patio-w/D-reter-frpl Im· cpt/drps, quiet. Adults. no med. J>05."1, $280/mo. Open· APARTMENTS (Resort Uvtna far Adults only.) pet.a. Sl'.Kl. 2281 Fordham. Lfi'. 2 BR. Crpta, drps, bltns. Sat-Sun-2-5 pm. 16th at Irvine Dys 646-1689, f!\les 646-4939. l blk N. ot Adams oU Beach Natlon•I Services Co. &6-0550 or &42-8170 Blv. 729 No. 6 Utica. R•aJto• "'"~11 "0 4332 3 BR lst Door. bltltl'I, ' • -"<>'"VO • vo..-!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!'! 5.16·2796 or 536-7070 dishv:hr, trplc, encl. rar. 1 &: 2 BR. APTS. S2JS. ~7021. 2 BR Apt. Clostd aar. Crpt.t, Jn Easlb!urr. Front $185 [ If &l drps. Ch!Jrl &: sm. pet ok. Rtntals ,.- DELUXE 2 BR trip!rx apt. $l 45. 1147_2940. ,75-6050 0 '------- $180/4110. Adults. Avail 7/1 i ~--.:....,~--'=-~--M Or 7/15. 642-5872 RdED1ECORATED $!,;, b r -•MF pp IL• Rooms 400 & A"'· S2CXJ wk. mo SHERWOOD REAL TY 8.13-1348. E-SIDE CUSTOill C:xec, J Br., 2 Ba . C.M. Beaur. turn. J::nter over t'utr•, 3 f'le.droom. titw- 1varer. P inf'~. tounlafn11. pl&l'f' !10usf', Conwt. heatl':d pool. Owner-Europe. Pri"c1 pll.ls only. , June 15.-&pl. $475. Comp. BROKER 642-. furn. 962-I2fi7. ,I STORES tor IP11se, 1400 • 6r BAY VJE\V 2 bedroom. ml aq. ft . Cpts A &Wt, lleep1 4 completely tuml!h· rcady lo 10. Major · ' ed. Avail June to Sept. $750 center, Se.n CI em e n.t .... pr month. Ad ultt: only -492-3457. qenl &75-t930. -,.::IA::.ST..:.:.E;_R;_LM ___ =-sq-. tt.~.:J.~•l'l CHINA COVE • 11lp1 6. ,\vsil or 3 retail units. Mlcl"...,iml July It. Aug. Fully furn & 11 11 Square 11! Newport Belich bltns. $ 2 5 0 wk·biw~kly Pit'r. S48-JOIJ3. avaU Call 54~ Soulh ** Store/Office, 1 1 a•"W Coast Rltrs. · fl isplay CUf', Down BAL Is. Studio a p I Jf.B. 71S.5th St. S175 per- ...,·/complete kit. Avail June 5.'J6..«l07. -Sept. or monthly. 675-5074 I =STO=R:;,E;:::,:.C,&-o°"tr'"t.,.--=,..-=oJ or 675-3770. · Bols11. Chic11 at H!!-ll, 118 . 2204 \V. Oce1u1!ro"t. Lri;i l Hn Jul'lt' SJ7jfmo. July 3Li0/11k, AUK S l7 5 /,1·k . 644-0307. 846-1:12.·:_. ___ ~-- :>tEJ>ll'i\J. l'llllf', rf"A.dy IOI(! Jlril it I IVll!iA Ch1c1, Hal. :'127~1/nm. l\-16--1323 . • PATIO or DEN-2 Br. up ex, near heh. .....,. 962-7549 2 Ba, $150. Adult!. Call 5-46-7331. WALK to Beach 2 Br, crpt1, drps, d11h .... ·hr. 709 Palm. * 347.3957. 2-BR &: F/R, Twnhae a pt LAKE Arrowhr ;i rl <lock for 11 i Ba. Yrly I ea I e. ROOMS $15 v.·k Up w/kif. $30 r~nl tor JCIUIOn. Easy 8!'• S300/mo. Horvath Realtor, wk up ApUI, 2376 Newport Ct's~. Tlf':TAIL !>hop avail. a t ']:be Jo'ac!ory, $17.i mo. Stt No. 9 for into or 67:!.--~. 9UICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD 642-5678 2 BR. duplex downtown, crpta;/drpa, atove, $140/mo. 53S-3!07, lBR st\ldioa: delux..oolts, 2 blkJ from ocean • call &ti: 5: 30 962-3065 2 BDRM., lh&g aptl &. drpa. $UO mo. Oilldren OK NO petl. call ~763. . 87>19n: e~ m-4073. Blvd, CM au-8755. &14-2942 Cost• Mes• PRIV, be.th, lndry &: board LIDO Bayfro"I; 2 BR. ap,L opt. priv. home. Garfield & S2200, avail. June 15th lo 1 &. 2 BR rum at unfum Bwhard, H.B. 968-66Cll. Sept. l 5lh. 67f>-2723 Agt. Oilldttn'• .trect))n. Pootl--'----'------- $1-40 Up. ELM GARDENS STUDENT or •wkin& 1irl. UDO Ille; 2/31415 BR. APTS. 177 E. 22nd St, CM. pvt bath 4 klt prlv. Nr. Avail. now. month1y M2-3645. O.C.C. $1::>/mo. Ml--2573 Walker ~alty S'Th-SDJ NEW One Bedroom $145. It'• a breeze. Mll your CORONA del Mar. Walk to Utilitiet pct Zl5 Elden, ttema with ea81!", UM! Dally htiach &: start1. l br. furn C.M. 5'5-le.!7. Pilot a .. ifled. 50-5677. c:ottage. $150 wk. 675-1964. Apt. Unlurn. 3i5 Apt. Unlum. 3'.! '* OFFICE-600 sq f! avl rtbw. 800 Sq, Ft. INDU . SHOP av! Aug. 6415-21~. lncfuttrlal Rental COSTA MESA 1..a • 2880 Sq ft. CABINET MAKERS-- FIBERGLASS , . Nr. Nwpt Frwy I: S.D, 1'fWl' 2931 Grace Ln. 1 p;H;:;u;i;n;;;tl;;nt;iii;;'°';;;ni:::;h;;a;;ch;:;;;:;;:;;;H:;;;unt;;;;;ln;:igto;o;;;n:;;;h;;;;o;;;c;;h;;;;;;;;;'i I (So. of Baker. E . or F'alrvi~ Ii % f\11) Repnaentative ~ 9 am -l2 noon. •" · 1 (7141 m.4434 or m.471J'I NEW DELUXE M-1 Units. 3 ph. powu. 173.1 Mo"""'Oj 543-Jl45: !J&-.9791 eves. • · · - •tDTMIC ........... I -iay 11a .la11lola •illlt, \111f thit h 11• 401blo t11ld la11b11'Y C rott i• H1111tl111to11 loath hat hrlc:a at m11c:h at mitt ot~r ,,,rt. '"'"'-I Tllaro't two twi'"ml119 'oolt • , • twa r1cr1atlo11 ct11• t•rt ••• a114 OH IOY • , • two STATE LICENSED DAY CAlE CENTERS , • • tl•••11't that 1011114 llko ft.11! ll>.f1'1 ,l1y oci11lpmo11! too, arwl Mommy alttl D1clllly wlll lov• Iha l1'.tclo111 two aM thr10 l.olllro•M ,,,rt. rri111t horritt with l.11llt-l 111 l11cl11tl0 ''1 411hw•1htr ••• Com• ••• al ""' h, ... , to off,, ye11 1f IANtU l.Y Cl.OSS . • • vo11'U ,-.., .. -,r--..... 111v1r "'"t t1 t a le t'r111drn•• •t•lrt l FIRM $170.00 ..._.,Ct .. Apeft11Mst9 16161 Yi.. -... HI~_ .. _ .............. C.flhm. 147o14h • -· .., * M-1, 1600 aq. ft. * 2 Fr .a .. 3-ph pwr, __, , . C.M. "6-1'1&"1, 641-12ll. : Rentals Wanted •• PHYSICIAN. wU• • 1' old da!Jlbter, Mek 1~ .. .,, rf'ttl&l of 3.-4 Br. ,__, ._. T\lrtJt Rocle or <Univ. Prk.) SJA.-1359. WATEltFRONT home, mln. "' 3 lldmu • baths ..... 111 or Aus. or Sept. xW rertrence1. Call stauaer ( 2ll 1 799-4483. WANTED small 1 ~ )c'' bachfolor furn Or ul'lf. lt.8. or N.8. area. SlOO. or t.11. ~or~. FAMll.Y ~a borne. SJ.ii. -"'1 IW'L Call ,\1111 Parker, AitnJ 955--ZOO. • t • t + •• y- _,\l.W•~ .... · w'ai-ii juLY 1 • R'.E$PONSllLI! WO.RICING COUPLE med QDe « .IY.'O 'bedroom· h!'M.IN with Lf.a~ lt'oced yard lflv twn VER\' \vt:t.L SMALL black k l;rown m"1• C .. rpet Service TRATN"f:t'> dogs) $1.$ rt11>•.'· puppy wl'ari.nc l~&ther oat• ~-.:..;..---~-.,...~ TllEE 'SERVfCI Tntnmina', frurit.n1 It f.leU- up, 60-Saif or 342-8'«2. ------ l l'.mpo):;c;t ](Il] ..... ,. rt BEAUticwos' iWdii.t ~ bully 1h6p. Sl .65 ·,.r or 50«. comm. Pd vae. C A 11 54&-99U .. I 'ff("· .. r :!"'" i lft •. ~GENERAL 0Ff1.C£: t~ INSUlUNCZ Girl.~*'> ~ - --part (If the day 11 I~ bt.ac-.b req'd. Ptm'M"ll.I Llntt ~ ~ o.n.;a1 ·w;...... thl.S IWTUPfll' • aet pa.id on ln Coal& Mru... ~ ' • MUA:t, t)e nqt,. i9~~-A. thi1 part tim,. jnh. MJut be INSURANCE Clerk, dt;,)"I. have aood ~vt.oa ~-nvtt 20.,.St&rt 12 hr. Call f/tima. Pertonml Drpt., $2.25 hr to lflrt, Llnda ltay. ~ 4 n-6 0 5 S. HMI Hospital Newport Apply l...t PM Cout&l AgeMy, 2 7 90 Bch ' OrAAJ(P Coa.11 Ph1stict., Harbor Bl. at Adams. C.M. !--'=;·-~.-~~~-,---~Weit 11th st. 0 1MJ_.0 ..._1 Help at Driw-ln. Jr. Clerk Trainee Boat Bu ildl'n COl!ra Mrsa, C•lif.. .... ~ __ , ..._._,n UPON SORTERS. NW]lt Olbinfot aA5emblen .t. mill .... .,..,._. 1n penon om.Y . .,...,_ Bch.': 11.73 hr .l m#tlf tncr. Vlr: l:Ml!tWH:n 1111-h A VH'!l(W'UI lir vicinity raJl'\l1•w. • JOHN'S Ctrf,et A Upl.-i\slt"r)' -ltlf'~ W. Bl\Y ~t .) C'OS'fA I 8'1kl'r, .Cofta. M"itsi: Cl1!'a n«f s . Ex I ra LdCAL Mov~0, h a u I 1 n I., Job. .W•ftted,.Mal~ '700 MESA., '54.C-7AA1 /AJ~ 6 p.m. [ :l46-2586. On-Shampoo Cr~e Scok'R-. cleanu]l. """ e.nl I t> a e 1 --.,..,,,.-~ . .....:--"'---JAPAN~~ bu111nf'!lim~" I FNO .. YoJJQ&, f~r:naJe ~)I· ~rt ~~ii Retardant•). ·•~ud1nt. LrK truck. ~5.1 SCR·AM-LETS wi.th wift . and Ont! rhlld while sll'iped rat. With ,(T"f.ll &r: al! '.'Olo,r 534-1146 - looking (l)r hrn•~• on J"a:c,. I . • · • ' ~ bnghll'1w>r. " IO minute , • ~ . · wh11e nea 1-nl11.r. Vit-.. t>I h Jn r whitt .-arf)f'tl •YARD , i;llrA~t" ,.IP11.nup11. Pl&g1u! -Qualfll -T;i.lkf'r - b11s11. Try rn kttp your Pl'flP-w .. 5rmtn11er .l Jllth C.M. Pill' -· R.-move trPet1, dirt. Ivy, I ··-•ty _ Num"~-_ S>~lul n 1 bMt hi! lf'l'UMIY . ' !'R ve your mn~y by $11.V!nf I "' ·~ l" Y ~ . "" P"-. 642-189i">. -• I m.-_ __l._11 tnp11 Will· clf'iUl • k 1 P J ~a d f r' ha ekhnt. ' -QUIT iMOI<JNl. dl':poiut up 10 twn mnntb -~ • · · · eJflr ' · ~--26fifi I -rent ;u;rr:pUhle. A hour $:IX! ~ o_ u ND ,.. ,. t m II l " 1Jvu14 rm.. d.1runr :~-•1 -j . --Hlll)l?IMP.~lf 1~ .. wn .. n your • monlh ir1 eoasral 1,,,.11 tJ r ('h1huahua, tan. Nt:ar 1iUh •,~hall $1!1. Any rm. $7.~. Garrlrnuli. Yard & G&rage I doctor 81\Y~. nii\! .-pn1 1 Tuslin-J ~if\f'-CO!lla M ie 1 1 . Monrovia, C.M. ~ ... j Murh _s10, Chair SS. 15 )'Mt I CIPIUJ Up .. F'.tte F."t. !Ill\\' w11..oi: ;u111 11. sn1udgf r11i C11.ll M:t-3928 11rt 7 PM. RIC.-hliH:k mf.)P. Je.b. Vic f A;· l'Xp., 111 v.•hat ("()Uni~. l'IOI R.-az. Ral,.1. 646-3~88 ~ ThP nf'g/lllVP, You clnn'T hA ve Privall':'party oni,>·. 111 Ana Avie., C.M. No eol· ,merhdd. 1 do work my~ell . j YARD It G11r11gp Cleanup. 1 10 QUIT SMOKINr.." EASTBLUF_F__ ~r. :i4!l.lm. · 1 ,<;.oott ret. 531-0101. -fr1>e tllil"" .7_ d,,.y8. Call Job 'N•ntecl, ~9male 70'1 \\'Af<r,.'TEO BY J UNE 11111!: t FOUN D man'• 1'13 trh vicini~ ST~ C~~ C11>anf!r1, 11.nyUm1>, 548-:;)031. ExPcLitivP. & f!'m 1Jy i~I ty ~1 ... i11 -gtrM1 ... Hunti"1L'ton ' ru:'fe$~ioNl,i Al ~nwe~r Housecliiinlng GOOD TYPIST , seeklna: a yP.11.r'11 ll'IM' nn 1 l Reach, 642-9287. price!· 3 avg; rn;is romp! 1!' Will do your typing at 3 or , -4 brdrm r-:a~lhluU ' t'nund fi /2 vie. 19th :l'Or11ngl'·, $39.9;i. 96UJ672· Mf:~A ~{lin.1:. c:arpt'ff;, I h•r hom•, Will p ickup home. Willina to pay up 111 C.M. Sml. whitf! male be.ire Car~l)t•r ':"1ndow.!I, f l ('Jo r1 etc.. I and d•l iver local H.8 ., $500 a montb.. C A b L ,.ar11 k 11pott;, 5'48·15/l:Z. . . R.l>sid/tttm'l. 5;; 1-6 1 -4 2 . F . V., West, 7Sc per P.SI· M-1-74.'lJI . I..111:. m1ile Col\iP: vii-. Santa LAR~E OR SMALL j 5-18-4i'11. ---1· or will . w.ork by ~pur WANTED , Ana & Edinger l-1.ll 846·Sfill All Ty~« Work: Cut rlo.:;irs,, Dedicated Cleaning call M7-309l. 1toung couple would hkt lo "SMAI 1 . k'·i . VIC 2W ·pa.11PJ, rPmorl~I. 1 in 1 ~ h ' I* WE oo·r;YF.Rl''T'HINI. * 'NEED hrlp 11.t-hnm~f\v-; rt-nt 2 BR unfurni~hecl hOU8e : · ~'grey l le~. · tram'°, r l" P 1 1 r' • eel, Re111; F.rr,. l'S1. 646-283.'J. ~ havf' Aidf's e Nurl\f'~ e with •at••e in CM. Up 10 I k Sanfa Ar1a Avf'. 6-46---0219. . .962-)!!61. O.:.:::.C:O:-"---------I CLEANING Speci1tli11t: \Vin-\ Hnu11Pkpr~ e Companion~ $150 lll(I, f"...ood reflJ. Both f Whippet, lound founta.in •, CARP~NTaY: • . l rlow!, .car?"t. Jloors, 51ovf!s • Ji ('J m p,m&kers-Upjohn employed. 5.17-9305 aft 4 PM. V&llP.Y,' call 847.oi.i9l . Rough lo f"ini1b PatiDe. &-·& n•f!C~. 71.J..lll!I~ s.17-{.6.Sl;J. FND. RU.: & wht puppy, \.j (". Cemenl. 5 4 8 -I j 9 4 or -----------°'" •7n~ HOUSE 'OF CLEAN HOUSEWORK hy <lay rir -' I ~c:=:;.c;-~~~c--~ J-'loor~. rtpt~. iv\n(lnw~ "" Companion. \.\',. 1 L t!'X· [ )~ £oys' Club ,in C.M . .,........, *" .64fi-ft97J. ~tmlf'ltl •• Lost ·. . 555 C:US'J;OM . "''oodwqx;k ria~l-. w11.lh1. 5 yr1. vea .. 64~!il24 f>'rienoed ~;;~;;;;~;~ . I ·1ng. C1'blJlP.I!';. C-rn I ~11;ir1 .. LADt" . -• h ,_ . . e 646.-8706 e "CHARLIE", 100 th .. 6 yr. ;Ph. Duke D 1l nu r~a' I W3.nts Out1tth~An1ni;i: j ___ :.:;·· __cc..:c.:c_::_ __ 500 olrl Gf!r.-She'J)herrl, hH</t!l:n. 646-75AA. ·.,.,·ork .. ~tienNd, 0""'" 1.H•lp.W1nt•d, M & F 710 AnnoUric_ements 4 h'Jcl do · Eel' · · trans. 347-.~37 ' __ :.;.,_.______ . ' ' srPn -'•' vie,. P1ngerk fXP_ Ri!l'nodf!l inl. c&binpj1. I---~--~----*w ' _ _, Dead* nPRr . un11.-" qui ic ar . ·. ·· . 1 N · b ·too L d · I · Oft SU . ZJ 3/6Sl-3-4.'>9. ~paln1 m11.1n . o JO en tcap,.,g A Bel!P.r Tempor11.ry Aluminwn cans that have . 1 . . 1m. Rea&. 646-4224. Pnt1ition ll!l"Wd yoo well &: ·pmvirtrrl LOST. 1 y; Y1' ~ ~ r ni A_ n MINOR~ i:epaJ~ .. Plum-TOP SOIL -540-0097 u RGENTLY hours or pleaiure. RUN!!: I Sheph1>rrl M, hm·mll11r V1r, bin&-carpentry. Jl.!l intlnr. Llwn ltem('Jw.l, ·Rr:ifntill . la 1060 Glenneyre st., La-Huntingtnn Avl'., H · ~ ' • liJO~ng_ Call ~556tl. Painting & ..,,!Ul Rea.ch. No gla1111 wh8t· RewArd. ~3~· NEEDED .. -A-1 ci1rpf'ntl'r, 11m·311· job Paperhangin" j ~ver accepted. REWARD, While mfll"·· !OY • · . , ~pe<;ialist. Phone. (;arrlnn · • .poodle. 'f11g ha~ n 11 Ill f ~4S-654S. YOU " Suj:Jpl,Y thP. PairTI. Rm.~ "Jorkri." Nr. Maa:nPJia &. p11.inlf'd $10 ea 11 vg ;A.,JJ;(l, ~-! e I r.rsofi.1'1 ll•I -G11rlie !rl. 962---4140. 962-17~. c.ment,·Concret• . lerior. Refs. 30 Yf.t. f'Xl)f"r. I. l. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii.::·:.·~ m ,ACK I: GR.A y SJBERIAN 9EMEN1'. ,WORK,. oo _joh ·,; _!»0--1046; ' ' 1 • I HUSKY. fHB..liOI 1111111,, rraMnahl('. Ji'.N'e •. PAINTING, fnL & :t-:-:1. ·• Ptr19rials ·· 530' F.stin.1 .. JL StufliC'lc", .~-8615. RPa~. r~tf'~. Wo~k gu11 ra~ rl .1 • • · I.oc11I rrf~. Lie. P h 1 1 , Secf'•tarie1 Typi1•1 R•c•ptionist1 Keypunch Opr1 PBX Operators ln11'1'V if'1v Hours . JOHN'S Patio11 k · BJO('k• 494--8691. •FULLY LICEN!oiJ'~O+ wnrj{ . .An : 1111."-'lf)(. \'If V11r.'s ~~~---~---9 11n1-ll 11n1 /, l prn·4 prn V.'nrk ':''hl'n '1 "'h~re Jtel"M't'\lft1erl Hindu Spirituali11t. ntructibn ·j(i• J l.AndsC'aping t .M. j!JJ-P?Jl :10'/o rli8(C; paJ>P.r & h11n~in11:. Spiritu11.I Read1ng11 Kiv"n . . ·. , PATIO" w•lk• .......... , .• ,1,11 · m~b 1lP' ~tnre, .vin.vl, Jlork. ~1.,u V.'fl.nt '. daily. JO AM·IOPM . Adv\Ce ·'"'. ·"•'""'•" !'>4i-;J~ The H11ni;:rnan . nterim · (iven on all mattP.rs. J can n .. w · .111.wn~, ~ .. break, I R46-21,,2. ~p yo11. .SchoOls &" • ri>mOVl"._548-$68 fQJ' l'~I. 1------'-~No~ .. ~-.-,,,-,,---· 1 ·Personnel Service 312 N. El c,rn1no RR11l in1tr~ctlor)s~ J7' .Child C•r• * WALLPAPER * 718 "'f · ?"0th , C.M. .~n Cl!"ml"nlf' . · I \Vhtn you call "Mae'' &42-7~23 . ~'--25~2 4~~136 or lf92-90:W SWIM LESSONS YOUNGSET .Srhl?ol, agl'11 ·548-1444 646-171-l ' ~ . __ FIND YOURSEl.F POOL '$AFETV 2-6. Open 7 Days. 6A.~-i ::IO · · v AccOUNTANT,-, ' -PM •· t 6-10 ·PAINTING • Hones! c!E"an, · -. meh. Top 'A'Ag!'s. DENTAL chairslde asst. Ex-the hn. (If 3 ' 5· The f"Mliliar w/10 kl'!y &dder. 1519'2 Gfilch!'n \\'~f C1r. P3Me<l dutfe1 ,for genr.ral Btl.r'pr <'orral, 2233 Pas• aimplf' aril.h. telt. Fl Westminster ~1-4747 p r 11. t' t t c e Enthl!.siutic. Jo'Airview Rd. ti mt ~nly . Must ~ anrar: BdAT TOUCH·UP ' outgoinst • Ab1Uty to work GIRL FRIDAY tive lt nl'lll. Call eirvttty C'.rf'lcoal l'XJM'r, rpqu1rt-rl y.:/peoole: 1 mu11t. 962-3319. Attn.ctive y()ung 1 l r I f:.45·~. Coast11I Rl'rrea1ion, tnr. DENTAL Asiiatant, Chair wlhl'ain!I to hPlp )"tlungl-----------1 MO w. 17th SI. 642-0542 •ide. 2 )U'I. a.1)1'.r, M.lary bu1ines1man. ~" to 't._ L ... al ~•c 'y t6'0 ,!!'~ h·avt-L Excel. ~ibilitil!I! .....-.n'I p~acbc•, lite sb. aume BOOKKEEPER: P.u1 fln'lf'. I ., P 1!' n · 8 3 0 -3 7 3 O E 1 fnr righl g11I. Wr it e dictaphone. . . For the gal with chilrll'f'Tl in To~L.a.guna. Hills a.rell. Cla&iutiM Ad J\'n. -4Li. r /o F~ Nero/Ai!WI Fff JMll l!IChool l()('tt.l gmw1ni,: 11··j DISHWASHl::R Daily Pilnr, P .O. Btix 1~. SE'rvice Ct>.nter Aaency t"flunting firm, f I " x 1 h l "1 f /ttml" Ni!e1 C.M. 426:Z .Campu1 Dr., NB No B-4 hours for sk1llPcl . prrson. 1 Apply Jn p .. r80n GlRLS _ R i r hard 1 0 n, a Hf'h•n Scha.fft.r 561-2'111 Stllrt $3 hr, C11.ll Nancy I Colony K>.>"h•n C I I ' Ent'erprises n o w in-J\.fay. 5fil-60:),'i, n As 11. :t.!ll 11arhnr RI.. CM Agency, 2790 Harbor Bl. a l tP.rvil'wing 1hu, girl1 18~ Adams, C.M. ENGINEER: M11nufacturing for high paying po11ition11. I! or m~haniClll to develop you 1ttt int~tt~ted il'I milk· u.ilhoat pmduc1ion lines. !Jig S:l'.l0-$300 part time, cou- Df'grl'!t" ~q 'rl, Top JMIY &. plf' night11 a Wl'f'k nr $1000- xln'I futurP. MacGregor $:nxl wPtk, full ttmt-, call KEYPUNCH B 0 0 K KEEPER-G<ln~truc l­ io11, thnJ T.B. HP.avy A/P. Must be , l':Xper. lmmerl, openin1:. C;ill Ar 1" n e, 962--fi62R. Yarht Corp, 1631 Placentia, ~9014. Ci\.1. --~c~;~"~,,~,., •• -y---i Day Sh ift BOOKKEEPER -run ~1mP. 5 hrs Pf'r day. in c t.1 Av•llahle New RP.t3il 11porttng Jit nod .~ ESCROW OFFICER 54.8-4110 6 Montru actual work 4XJ)er. businl'ss. Sa.l&.ry based upon Pnsit1ons Availab]P in sr.veral -~=~-----~~' on either a keypunch, ,. "P ~ r ieikt>. llunliogton l nf our oHl{'PS for E~c1'0"' HAI R rlresser WMIM . Full keyta.pe or keoy d:i.1e deviet.. Bearh lncalmn. Ctt.11 Ed OflicPr~ v.•/a min. of 2-:> tinte. 673-7438. {llft 6J call Clark for appt. 96'.!-5521. .vrs. expl'r. in ronventionaJ c'~·i7_-_,.~"~1.'--------·I ALSO BOYS loans. Mu~t bf' rapablP o HAIR 11tyli!t w/clientl'le Aie 10_14 10 deliver papeN hllndling own desk. Salary Station. 1.vail. 70%. Ask fur Day shift until meve to in th,, Danll Point, San Cle-commf'n sur11r" w1exper. Norman, 673-5930 NB. Newport In S1p+.mber mente a.reas. Call i\lr. Etr.Juson, 546-l:fXl. HOUSEKEEPER than swln9 shift 4.12 DAILY PILOT CALIFORNIA w-1car: 110. in .. 613-9033 PM: -==~'~"~ ... ='"==~ I ~F~E:o:E~R~A~L;,,:s~A~V~l~N:G;s~l!;;-;;;--;;;---ISchooI trainini necu•. !Orne CONSTRUCTION ESCROW CLERK wotk "'"'"· h<lpf\11. LOAN OF!S'ICER F/tim' or Pltime Hrs Xlnt oppor. for ap'pr11.ii;f'r tn Ct1.reer Oppor. ln So. Coast N'Si<le.ntial e<>n.~tniction dept Plaza. in Cos1a f.fPsa. R.equi.rP~ R Cidl Mii1s Oxley min. of 2 yrs PXpl'r. in ap-I (213! 670-0150 prl'l.it1ing re!1ii<lf"nti11l k s.mall F.qu11.l Oppor. Employer in('(lmf! units '>••/~m" Mn- sh'UC'tion lPnd ing prl'IPrahlP. EXTRA H ELP Thi~ pol'ition includf'S loan PART TIME !IOlicilRtion k buil<lPr <;"On-ta rt. Mu~t havl! aripraiSf'rl V Good Starting Pay with 11. finanC'illl Institution , MPchanically incli ned k nPal. Nn P,•qwrirnf'P nP{'PS~flr:.' . Call Mr. l);iv.·Slln, :W.-l.iOO. Sat & Sun 547-0914 CALIFORNIA FEDERA,L SAVINGS F.XF.rUTIVf: SECRETARY J)11P rn my rrlOC'11 l1(ln out of CONCESSION k box oHi1~e i thP 11rra. A major S(). Cali! girl wan!Pll 1mml'diatl'l_y. Pnrt ThealT,, C(lrnn.11 del \orri. \fl<'atPd in !hf! 1rvine ,\rPa nrPds an l'XP.C. l!eey·to Mar; See Mgr 11.r1.6 PM. r!"pl11re mP.. Thi ~ ill a fitn- Construction INTERVIEWING Mon 4 Tuff 9 a.rn-2 pnt Wed thru Fri I am-U pm ON SITE OT OUK NEW EUfLDJNG PACIFIC MUTUAL f' A SHI ON ISLAND ~Co~ner Sl!..nta Om A' Ne.,.,•port Center Drive) If your math's In 900d · condition, * FR~E da ily bug tr1n8f)('Jrtation for work ln we can use you. Lo~ Ana:f'leg until move. to G.oad typinq & In. Newport, Sep!. ·n. suranc• . experl· KEYP'UNcAi-Rs ence helpful, but N•eded lmmtd;al•ly. .All _ . shifts, must havf! expu. n 0 t necessary. xln't urnin1s. IN SOMEONE Et.SE. LParn in !hi': ronv~ni!"n~f' of · . ...,para e program . _. ., '. Ct1r<'1>r po~1ttnn for qua hf1NI Dls~OVER. your own nnnl •. M_a·tur.-yr.,. -Pmt. te11cheri. -t 20 J1:1.Jit'rahtPPrl \\'Ork. Licen!lell Ch . I A I I .., r -, , ' , k ingurf'd fi'f --40 -IP r co u n II n J DISCOVE RV qualified in ·, Jr u·.r t 0 r ~ . 648-37()g, . · , ,)-;JI. • 1 w/ma nu fii ctur il'lf:" bacll:grncl . CONSTRUCTION la~rir job v.·11h rxtellPnt f!n1P10.vPf' hPnPtils lnclucllr« A profit i;haring pl,,.n & 371 . .; hr "·nrk wk. Furlhi!r clet11_il~ m,qy hr flbt1t.inf'rl by ralli ng ~I0-~.80. t"Xt 2fi2 . Apply now for: Call Su• KILLY GIRL 133-14-41 n4tR35-GAA.1 21.V~7-1.19:\ I Anyti mP r"-F'. 11.nP.r ]~JO .Contractor EXTE~-Comp_lelP 2 ('0;!1~. 1 &'-J10n1f'" kno\111 ~r computer :c:.:....:c.:.:.:: __ ...c.c.c.'-'...~·c__ ~!.&.Sun. 96&ll3l\. Jt.l~rY $240, 2 tl'Ory $.100. 11y~u·m.~. · PROBl:.EM Pregnancy. Con-. . .. _ROOM Additions, F.~tim111 f'S: : N1>at \vork. Roy, ~47-13.l!I. ~1v;...,. C!'n"!Pr A~Pnry tident, 1'.ympath1>tic prei;taTI· \.FREE gu1l.11.r1 ·v~1re nr puuio 1 &-I . l '.). \\'f' 11 rf> no"' ~taJfing our nl'w Experi•nctd Mmpi\n1P~-f111cility f'ngaged Cooks \nth" pr6dur.tion of fa ctory-Dishwash•rs hllild m0dul11.r. hob~in11:. Our • Fiqure Clerk fnte~stina: openings for & Sr. skill~. .2061 Bur;1nf'AA Center Dr. Irvin" Jr. K _, -u~ .. 11 ,.,, Abo!'1 ion k l!'~!'IOn_~ ·With ·thi~ 11.cl. t714! P an!I i yolll: singe ".r "PROF. t>~intin2, inter/f'Xlfl'r. 4262 l'arnpu~ Dr., NR No. R·4 ~-' '--"'""' ,..... 847 9;"162 11tory. J.;.T. Corutzvction. QuaHty work. RE":i,. J.ic'<l lfrlr11 ~h11flrr ·5~7-271 1 PXl~llng 'b11.rklog ,..n11b\rir: us & Busboys eypunch Operetort Full k pt Hm!', Dexible hnt. AdoP.lion re[. Af'CARE. -. · ~ ' · 1141-J:lll t "1 -•-'-... ., ,,.,~, 11 ~ -~ · ----I . . · · n.oi:. ,-,;, -11?:)· ~o:~•J, 11. "· * 'ACctng Clerk tci S47S 642-4436.. '' ' ' Addition!! * Rt'~eilin11: PAINTER.-SEJVLI·RY.:TIRED na.~irall.v j\;/RltyPf' :,o· I tl'I riff Pr ~l'm11.nt"nt po.~ition~ Apply 1n PP rson · h '27142 0rtf'2n H"A"Y. • Gen'I Clerical Isl, 2!Jd. 6 3r<l ahifts. ~ IBM Alpha & Numttie-j: 00 it ·ylltrrM'lf cl i \' o ~ c e · ·r ·1~· . Gr~ofc_k A; Son; ~ie. RE'A.Lil ~TIC PRICES . GOOD 111·1·ut'. Acrtn,1:". knowlP<lj?P. ' Neowport, Co~ta Mf!!ta l«vl?t~nd-,.~· . 673-604 1 • S4~211Q \\'ORKMANSH IP 642-12.'i!') :.rvif·p·\f>ntrr Agf!ncy Mana~mf'nt Cnrp. 61l-1166. . ..,-.,~.,~. JA C K TA.u laR ... RP1>11ir w··~:l_Lp.(p£-R HUNG-· 4162 Carnpu~ Dr, NB.-No. B-4 !n !h(lse whO av~ rrrPnl PX-I P"rimr" in !lie lollowing; --""-"-·'-"-'"--C~"~'-"~lr-•~no--I V11r\e<l l"lpf'ning1 includf', til- 1111.ntPrl tr11.de11: FACTORY Ing. typing & good com· muruc11tion 1kill1. CMC kl'y tn ti111c-. lntergr11.ted D11ta Cnrp, , 22\1 F'titvlPW Rrl., C..N . S4&?4l<i ~ AL.COHOLJCS Anonymous. rf'mo:d , adclit. 20 yrs. l'Xp. CaJ;l·Rf'hko , G4&2449 Jlf'll'n Scl\flfff"f :;;ji-17\1 P'--M • "'" 7"'7 n.. wril• I ... ~ ., IV y "' • ~ ... -·. nu .,..,,.. •• • f · ~IC u , "Y a ..,o ""''"VVl'.>ll. ' .., Arlult pt/timP · w.lle-Jilff'r- PAfNTf:RS TRAINEES LEGAL Sfocrfl tary: Pl'T'im~ may letd In F/tlm:a. Younf, xlnl I ypist, d\e.. tllphoM. 644--0023, Nwpt Cf'All"r . P.0. c,. ... 12'23. O:illlll Ml'11a.. .Babysit inl PROr. painr1nr; 111~ roof!!, """"' ~ -Ele..,fri~ · · I your hofnr. 675-0?!5. Soci•I Clubs· Sl5 "'l' 1~us. "#ii., ntPtfPXfl'r, l'.:L~CTR!CIANS INTERVTEWlNt. Mnn A: 1'ueir 9 am·2 ·pm Wed lhru F'ri 9 vn-12 pm MEMBERSHIP N.R. TPnni~ Cluh. $700 loci. ftt. ~~:>-7000 or •ves 5.10-4917 Barbara. · Tr•v•r · S40 SET SAIL TAHITI Grlllld Tl! Ma~tf'fi &h00rlf!r, Creow A> C.t1,,~t11 shail" costs. 12 13 1 37a.titt QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY l'ILOT CLASSIFIED ADS BABYSJTTJNG, N 8'. ·l.N'a. EL""'" n•L· wbn« ·An· Lic/ln11. 1''ref' ~f. f.45-~19 1. Advertising S•c'y . Jn Tny hi'Hl1f · 1'ny Are Wkly,.~ L!--•RI~ .r-n:. · · firf'Q! opnnrlunir.v fnr JLm" . . kind~ Big or sm11.lt Llc'd Ii: F"OR,_clPA.n I.: of-A t, "'.;.11tint:, ,~, · orlii"ly: C811 6~> , ··•· · · , · · -" hifio11.~. h;glilv skilll'd "'ir! Jn' f"'ref! e!tt ...... ~1 inlJ!rior: or exit rio'r &' rea~. . .. BABY§JTTING' 1n iiiy 'hbtiit. · · · ~~.J. ' r11.)eJ. Dick, '9fis-4065. · · Rrt11ns, 1.n!t!fltjve k ih r"· ·9'-llc:h .A,. PRrk .1rif)~ E L "'E'fTRTCI~N.. l!Cf'l\Sf"d , quirPri MeAA Vl'rdf'. 1r~. 557-7~, honded. Sm,ill, ~~ mit.~~· Pl•Sflr; Patch, R11pair Call 833-1670 k re~~-.S4S:-S2Q.1. *. PA'T'Cl--f PLASTERING cA~/~P-.-y-ab.i~ , S700 TIME FOR . Ql.llCK CASH THROUGH '. A DAILY l'ILOT . WANT AD 642-5'78 :;•rdenlng All types. FrcP. l'!ltimares Frr Paii:L AJ~ l'f'e J()bs. ~al,! 5.io-6825 HPavy AiP w /rn!l$tru,r~ion QUALl:'l'Y. GARDE't>llNG ,5 VT.ti: .P..Xpl'r. in. an-A. 'Rl'- planti~. h8ul aW~y. g·"n'er11l l11nCi,Ca.Pf' · m'ainrcna.nce.' l-'ree t-stima1P~. 5411-7173 or '46.f01' Plumbing .SAVE. on hoine l'_epa.ir~. Frir:P .. ~t.. pLn;nhing, Pail)!, \n. '1 11. J J'ol. t l o.n.s, ha uling. S~372. ' MrkcrnrL for tirm v.·/tht- hP~I bf'm>hti'!. Call 'M!lI"IOn M.!inn, ~2700, OE'nni!" k flCnni11 -P""rsorinel Agoecy, :.n!2 M\ChtlsOri' Dr., Irv~ A.~ s E !11 s ·L ER-m\nl11.tutt PLlTMBJro.'G RY.~PAlR preC'is1bn m t" c h an i c a·l AL'S GARDF.;:NJNG a~sembli~ll. Anp~ ·to Micro f(lr fard~ing _·k 1mal l No.Job.ton ~JTl;\ll " * 642-.3l2R. * l\1'otn1'!', ;j11 No. C Dyer ful., landscApi!)K avyi~!. CAil S;inlR Ana. PLUMBERS RO L.lGH .1 li"JNISJ--1 · CARPENTERS nRY \.\'ALL MILL V.10F:.K Please App~· In Person 9am-4pm Ot-.1NI HOUSING , SYSTEMS, lNC. 17~2' Gill1:tte St. l-rvlnt-Jndu~. Cl'lmp\ex Sanlll An&, Calif. NO PXprrif"l'M:'e IW'<'f'~~1'.ry. Jmrn l'rl \11.tf! poll.1tion ... va1l;i,h\I' on 3 11hifts . Cl'l.~la MrAA, lrv1lll' & Newporl llN'3~. No F'rC'. !I TO I PM O~L'I' .. S.l.S. TEMPORARY SER VJ CE 1424 SO. GRAND . ~nfA Arul 547-~~ FACTORY On th1> .ioh training. Li!e fa r- IL!ry & assPmhly. 18 yis. & over. MIUly CJpenlftg~ in thP lrvinf'-Nl"\l'JlOrl Beach arPa. Short k long t " r m fl s~ignmen!s. Pairl "''kly. A b 11, o I u t e I y M fee. KELLY GIRL '.?OFil Rull.ine.~~ Cir. Or. ON SLTE (1f' OUR J\'E"' 8 UrLDING PACIFIC MUTUAL f'ASHION ISLAND (Corner Santa Cn.Jz A Newport Center Drivel T. EGA. L RECEl'TJONTS"I': \\11'1\Jld you like te help t heR trial lawyers with ttw?ir 111.mnu~ c-l i t n t 1 , The pleasant 1al pb job. :Start · S-450. Call Nf.J\CY May, 54{4055, Coa11taJ .4.gency, 2700 Harbor Ill at Ada.nu, • }'"REE d&ily bu ' transportation for work 1n M1nager Tr•lnee Los Angrif':~ until mov~ to Nf'1\1>0rt. ~pt. '72. WANT THE ULTIMATE CHALLENGE? --·----a.«1-5198 f!Ve~. 1' P. r v l n g S..Ve 'Mnney. s ... vf.'Thi~ A<l! ----~-~---F:qu11! Oppnr. F:mployer Ne\\·po1t, CdM, Co.~ta Mesa, Plumh1ng rPp11 ir~ $~ prr hr Applir;:itions _ Irvin• 133-1441 HYDRAULIC test IE'thnician for assf!mbly &: testina Al'm~p11ce Hydrauliet:. Must hllvf! :Z yr1. min. exp Mili tary exp. ok. 507-4321 , · Dover Shore!, \VP.li:ICHtt. · '64:.!-17.iJ "nr f.4 2-l40,1 I Nn'v Be1n11: T;i kl"n Ji"f'lr COOK: Po.11ilion OJM'll lor f'X· PROFESSIONAL treP. v.·nrk. COLE PLUMBING • Host per. f'f'JOk in pvt, cluh. Thi~ INJECTION · · e Host•sses is yr. rourirf M~itinn 1n· f'OR bny!I ll through 14 whn MOLDING pru ni ns:,t rlmm.in ,:, 24hr.s~rvirP. 6-45-llfiT ,,.., l'lf'f'fl 11 !Ill .,_ .. A I • Bu•boy1 \·nlvin"' Outfet; hMilPr It mmer ,,.._ . ._... PP Y OPERATORS •pray'ing. 11pr ln k f ~r11 . ·· "' ...... R ~ . . Remodel •. Repair • o;n-r coo•-& .a.ndwirh ..... ArRtinn. "Call ,~, .. ·-f'f'flrnl' A p!lPf'r ,..,y. (0 T . * * * * * * J...11.nd!raplng, cl e 11 nu p .-•-----~--'----11• ..,-Rc.;J IP~ "P"n in Co"nt Me:~8 r ra1n .. 1) Gto 1 .,,.e '646-5'893. · · ~ e Coffet Shop 11.ft 2 :~ p.m., 'Pufos. thn.i -~ 1 r..,,......,.,., F'nr Pia11ric11 M11.n11laeturf'r. • Rr~MODELING, addition~, . ,. ~~ .. ltSl l\nn rv1nf' .. ~...,...,...,.,, * N.Ew L Awi:\is * Waitress · .... un .. ;),..,.-· -----------1 ATavtyarrl ~hirt. Must bl' . ' . r"••"' . . p1tliM, pnimpl lf'rViCf'. ;o"rl"f" MOKl 'S cOoK GA~ FRIE>AY nl'l\I "'clf!pPnrhtbll'. F'emalt-Trader's Paradise Can you serv• ov•r twlc• th• n•tion's l"Pulation 1 hot meal & Jtill 1mil•? HAVE lharp 2 b<-rlroom , pool CdM Ha.rhor \'11>11 hmt \\'ant TuE.t1n fno!l1ill.c ,1 tr1 -4 bed .. la1'1<f' \o! p1·r!P rr1>rl. Aa;t. liTh-722$. C.R.I, '5."I T·Birrl nnt tnn .£1'•'•rfMt too' ~d. ri1n '1 work nn' hrr + ~rive h1>r Inn, \I, 11nt ·AA VW Squ11rrh111•k, Allio or ~ 1 ' 54R-A.'iOli f'\'r~ \\'ant C1111nper , mM P]rrl., H.av'e"6i' Chry11!er N. \'. $fl5,-ono Extt. horn.-. Shop~m11 h, Vacuum tttuip. tr a11 ilbo11.t. !WMSGO, 548--0.'>.\'I. Gttrin tnf'ffl! OaJu~ f~~!I rlune hugay w~ bu "-many extras Trad" for l 10 boat I ·----;:-84?·,'7911 OLX 3BJt l8A. lam rm . Mt. bOme • 11t Run. Sprina;s. _. eq: b' ~!ear ~mnlftr filXnc nr •mali horne ~/~·~11, E!it 29. I l • ~.Stolon~. St~ding. YArrt l'.•1ii:n11IP.t, l't>frrl"ncP..•, !fl('AI l400 So. F.. BriJt.lol .,.~ A .., SIAt l,Ypil\g. l.of'al pref'd . Must be gble to w0rk If you can, tt\P.n Mcl)onald's rwiodeling. Stat~ Llc'd. builder. 1-10 ·p.m. 963--9067. ~·nlft eoxper, necf't'~. p.,.y Call LorrR·ne lit .your kifld of plae<. Jo;• 960 """A Costa MeSA \n ~-n Love'• BBQ -1 Sat. or Sun. "" 5:\<f-:~21 ..-V;:><;l"I· ..-..-• · ' .. ,...,..,...,,....!~· "' -y I •-~-· ..::.__~·--~-~--Bronkhurst .\:Adams, HB "'L.-,, ....... r~ A.pply 1 PM-4 PM • a.rnaa.-..a AL'S. ~nd~ca,pi.ni .• Tr~ e R,o/ing · ·. Automotive Cl shier Penonotl Agency, co~ta Me1a, Calif. number one 1, m i 1 y . removal .. Yard ~rno.1e1 iDs:. El'J>P.rii!nced, excellent. rtart-COOKS »13 Wf'11k:liff Dr .. NB 850 wt.st l8th St.· reat&unnt 4: bt!gin :your . Truh h-.ul~~J JOt ,i:leaJJ:UP: • T. Guy·, Roofing·. DMJ lri~. 18\llTY, ex'ct>lleilt rorn -Kf'C of South Coa1t . .ca,u for 645--2~70 • OfA.nif! C.Out P~t~A * Cafft!r with ttw N.tXln't Jte;t.ir. iprink:ll!in. _'73-µ66. DtMt. I An my o'IVR work. psiny ~etilJ'. Call Molly Appointmen t, 675-8960. *Gen Ofc/Bkkpr $600 Juie'.8t &; cont:inooiully . e:x-·~nllil.:"'~0.:"""'\ Beu. · · ,.....t;,. .. ,...,.., __ e•-•-r JAPANESE Gardener. on.>-onn·'7.JJ'J COUNTER GIRL Lile' sh I a cc u r , . ty~ t-'-~.,. ........ -.m. <I. Complete. 'lardwork & SewlngfAlt•l'•ilo~· WILSON .FORD FOAter'9.-Freeze ing/general boo~Mping. !RMNE PER..5(X\lNEl fl':QR( an u:eilina I: lines · .. times • dollars CltlJ'Nlp. Fr~ .Estimates, -·· ---. ,. ~·W.'Uth £t.,<:M Fee Nego/AJso Ftt Job• CC'D\N""fS•.Arr~ . .rv ==~~·:n·:~ HAVE··:J··br hie-, value.hie fi.1~3102. . o·r:·s1·G'NE·R -E uropeAn J.825.5 B.Pach Bl\Ul .,, cotJtJfrs-'bi>th· M&T· k Service Ceiiter Ag~ncy ~I\.. '"""-1~1 McDonald' lot , C.~( Eq·, $1h:250. ~VII' I A to z HANDYMANi. HtrAih'~. » ynt. ehxp;::e: in Huntington' Be11ch Ass(~t. ·Mgr . (ma i n t . ) 4262 CllmpU~ Dr., NB No. ~ FN!e k E'tt Positions an; 1 m&nqet. make Local dupll'X tl'I 4 un1t11 nr ·Indoor •nd Outdoer unbngtcn Be11c · ~,;is. 842-6611 cmple• ~rt for \rg com· He1en Schaffer 557-2711 Exec. Sl':ey" Adm Asat WiO+ 11U1d IUlY"'.hl"J'.'e '!, Mtyflr~ From Roof te.l;.ii.wn 8S$-3898 AINr~tion1 __. 642•5ii5 BABYSITTER nttitfd 10r pltx .. Apt + AAl1'ry open. GEN'L Office Po• i ti o n Exf'C. Sttretary to $650 Ave ~aae Slj&ry tJl f bkri fiTI-ll756. ' . One CAll me·• lt> All· Ne'ilt, •cturare. 2() )rear1 t!Xp, Mo. M June 1: July. Ym'.lng PboM M <In· fl' j· ·9-4, availablf! in Acctg. Dept. Sttr1uy to S550 A-vr Bbnus · Stereo Repair roarure . .,,,,omAn .w/Jots of 213:355-28.1).~. Bkkpg/A cc tg . exper. Legal,,sectttAl'y to$SOO AviTotal ), EXPER Japanese Gllrdf'ner Complf!te yd · H>l"\lk>f!. Nf!at A:. Relia. Fl'ff,f!st. 6U-f389. sTERJ\() l'quipment r'J)Ri~. cnmp~ faciDtles for All m1t~ff~ ~ ~e.111 • l\iaoou~t rJj'-8: A,~ll,'•t~ tape deck,· cl~afl A;_ ldJ_u.t .$8.00. t'hi1 wee:k St.00. oil.to D.&hY PiloJ r •a\ter1 ~ "(Re)I~ nttdldlr Wb'WJ:n~ Ml)<; U.S.A$~ ~ :£ lf"\l IP·· Wan:-:m -.:. lllh ,st .. Co&t&;}ltll, ~~I ~ Tel.vhl.., lttopelr ' ' ,',W' • I • C,• • W • 'I I love to give 2 childrM. DAi-CUSTODIAN: g.,.,•ing shift. helpful. Typing A: 10 kf>y arl· Sec'y(Marktting $500 ' ly 7: ;p.l, pm . ,Must IM! 1tblt PerSOnntl ' Dept., Ho Ag ding rn111ch!ne a mul'll. Op-Auditor .Tmf: ~ee to:$&50 Some of mJr mt,.,.. Mm I• :av..•im, Own tTP.n~r· HosplfaJ, NP'wplorf S.aeh. por. lo le&m· m mpuler. PA,)'l't'Ml1Cll!'rk 1*" S5CJO u much u f!4.(WIO ·ptr.,)'eet. talion, $35/wk. 963-9993. Call '93-45116 or 11pply·33012 Accountlna Ci&rks to $5(1() Now.,11 i ••!U--1m:iwW, DEAD1tJNE . For Shakl~ ·.~:-:-- SABYSJTtER, 10f boys 7 &: Di~tributchfiips Ji·nr FREE Calle ~rfecto, San Juan Ge\ OICl/lih!' B~ to $500 ~ ~ ftF,t·~ '~,a 11. HUflllnatPll B .ie a.c h. JuM ttllning chtlMll ill CJ.po. ~w Ofedt/Notel m ,sm -.lll'l.OJ-ST,llJ(I'~ jNI. Wes~min11tet aria .. For_~um· June 5. Start your own GE N' ER AL 0 ,F Ft C.E: K.,,wteh ~t ''. to-54'15 ~,,..tit •,h.al'l ft I ~1:i'.,Alt 5 pm,~. all natural 'productJ bu1inemi:. -Beautiful, 1)'lOM,m ctf fl c ,e ~,.r Opn 1 = =~~..::. .<:fay wttkf~, f7~14. ·)"'OU or p/tim~: For •Appt. overlooklfll ~--~an. 1)11 1'ra¥Wl Ajtl reiper) .,.. Open rDtldleltl P'an.. BABYSl 11 £:R ·rwdf.d im-~'U)'time-! co. ~n the bell .~IA , • ., ... , We wSll bt boktint ~-•htwii mffli ilnr 14 mo. old. Mon--In the Arr,a. Siart $4.1:5. 'fft .a E. Jltl\ lat lrv\nl) CM M M~·l/5 r 1t4twle:1 t i"rl, $.>·pm, N•"P'ft ~· ' . GDUlRER ' Paid. i;.., 1o!><-J.b.>,1PfD -' q,'42,1>111 ·. . &Ill '"'·• ,.. ... "' \Q>I· IOay .\Irvine). El<p'd •. + ExPA'~J ~,.p;,;..;.,'10n1 .J .... --~':'"~~. ; ~ IN1r .,~ ref.or"'lll:'·~l9'.AM· .y oL~re .cl•l~n CoutAI ..... ..,, ... 2190 INYIST IN , . ~~ .. I.Oni.-..j~;Dlf BABYSJ'JITER ; nttdfd, .my ~' ' com~olnil. Harhor..Bl.;a t A. ' f -•SU fl'w7_) • ....,.. '" lrvlno. 2 . ...., • :.: • _ • • . .-,,Ml"""'"" I[' · Y9.~ fUTUll -" . •. -. · · _,. \C'~ ~13. ,,, ,. • ;/Z..~k · . -•• ;,~.:. =-~~.. ~~K":~'s eabiouucc ~ d•"' • "'~· pwn Pri>nt Sllari QUICK CASH-w 1" '"""' ~·J,1" "' . Men or -, . -. , ;;" , ''Fii\';i:>i>dp'"',' .,;" THE THROUG" A · i:u .. A y~li, . • "'"""""' .~y,apl, Mon. . •. , .. DAILY •1LOT -'J••' Cl~:, Eq\IAI Oppor, ·~...,.. Thurs. f'M n1tes 5 to L 'I C "ARTER CO r t l A · "7-2916 . ' ., ' , .. :· ,.· ~ , w 'NT . ·D .• II'• f\l'!I" (!if',. ... " =7:~='=="""="& . .. #A Call lor Apf)! ti...... tlll · ""' , ...... U !JARMAID,"21·28".• Nl1t\11 '•'71 \Y, !11h St .. C.11 .. MtA .. l.11 ·1311 ~u wuil, ., .... ·n _, Call PM·J A!.f.. Apply .. al ,;· '• ~I . ..i12· e171 • . il'W" "l".'""r"' !<h/JOP,,'1 _,..,, bdoN ·.1 '£4uol ~1' J:m~ ,U't ~ Allt'tt'lltmld : "'8111 A.jJIMJj .... Id PM. t ,. ' ,1 , '"" , • _____ _;·--·--· --1·--.;::~;;;,..;;;;.:;.;:;;;: __ ,_.,;;.;;;.. ... ------- I .. •• ~~~~~-·~1~·~.~-~~!-~·-',.!i!i~!!!!'!!!·~~~~~~~!~~!!!'!!!!!!!'!!.!1 ·'~-~-~~~~.-,..,~.!·Jl~~!.~.!!l.;~ •• ~.~-i~~ .. ~--~~~1m~~~ilr~-~11t11~L~~l!UT~;·~· -r • .:. 1(t}]1[ "'1'!,, .... -J[ill [ .... *., l[ll)Tf!.,,.:....,.~.Jrni{ ·m .. ; •.. rflll ·I .;·•tt : J~ ... :;: .1~.1 1..:..:,:-·~1 ----w-• ~ ., _.,,,_,,~L ___ .,.._.,.. ' Ii I 1 '~ •• l!!!lll... .. . ,.,.. .,,__ lill·•~:~iiiiiiii::~~~~~;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:~~~ i IC!!J ------. . ' 'tlkk-' ~: ~~,°".'~"·~ .. M•i'.?io HolpW • .;;;..,M&l'7l1 HolpWon~M&.f'710HelpWillled,M'•"p.Jlo Audi.. . . -~ ~ ~<T-· ""' ...... .., willt • ...,,,; PAINT!:a-,... Polnln lor "'"' .. ,. c.-r s..-. SEl\VICE Slatlon Ai....ia.t • SPl!Cl.f\L' A.iicnc:iiii . MOYJN<'>. .... ,. ..... '""'' OL.l>D -u'wJ;~i .. l&J.,: emce;a • &g:l'Uai\·e Irr:. aiit. bldl. J'\lll timt, New~~. JQla tM: ''HELP WANTID'' full • Jl l bQ'tt. O.w.ron el llar• ValuaW. Aothetttle to-~ la..--n rrw:tWtt, 1-Wll m.lliCbir.Wll#U eon1ol t individlal can pr• 1 ••,, P?ioM_ ~P'r:I ,....., %ll: , Olm~ tfllt'• ~. It Station. Ja:ll.l~. C.M. tmiz. movk C&.O'W'I.. deft " model.-Stn..._.. ltf1cb -"'·· r•pldl,y. "Car fumiW!d. t•ee 5.2&5i9. )'OU do not bavt & Ucm-. W~t Ex· type .cftl&r7 1tt s J TT Eft,..HOUSD<l'.:IJl'I PllSIA1t llJCiS ' -.Adrm turn . matft.IM'll, &ttaduntnrt H t m ftl :-;: "' Paid.• othtt, Fee .PoJl.Uon.. PART timf, btlP:lemale. a. cbec:k on QUI' mana.ie t at.t1 ~ Know. woman «> to ~ to.cue for rw1 Olh Or-•--t t It pomblti a\lltn, 10>'•· ml.c kil pltatu, ruftlm', ~. -, .. ' J5 $49 1"'21e ol. ftffl Eat.a•• ltd"-2 _,_,._. __ In _v ~-·, 1: .,.. a , ·e r ~ft a ·Ul1 ~ dot"''"'-11 .._ h ~---~-~ S700. Coastal ~ney'. 2'790 Yl'I· To work 1 n -:-" .. -..w, .. _, • ..., """lftl ~ "' ,..,,. f'll\I • mue ·~""Jlll'.J • ... ~. 'dfpm-H~}JJ a t Adama, C.M. photorraph.y siudit-1 • 11 rt ful. For •PPt. call-~1600 old 4 2 mo lntanl. l.J.tf' NEWPORTER INN • , ... more.· Sat J: sun 319 foot .-,. CdJ morn1rwl ar MAJNTEN'ANCE COUPLE d@Uwr~. lnlf!r'Y'il.ws M Ria l lstlte · · · Aak for Mr•.· Allen. ~work. s c1Q wk. 7:30 1107 J amboree Road, Nt"J)Ort' Blach, Cellf. Prospect. N .. B. a.ft!.r I:~.~. Exp'&.Y. c~tutine .. pfi.nti"I Ai ~~~~'· 885: Prnd_µetion P11re. l lcensl"I CourH Sectttui&l V1eatloo ~iet am to 5': JJ pm . Own ftnl. SA TU lit DAY, JUNE , 10, 1 PM • a~ji)Gi: SALE S1t:ta;OS mt.lilt. Apt + 1111.la cy. Pho11• 0-.0>'';;--;;;;::::---;""'-~' 1 Full N.Ju tratn1nz prarram '°"' Advertl!ini °""'· Tllkfl sr.s. wk, i pd holldlys • pd • Vie-.lng di Inspection frnm ·11 ~M · a 29th St .. N\vpt Sch 1972 Gamud. .,.._.Q\ized, Mon..J'ri t-t 213;~285'9. PART Time.. Early AM -no ctllt, Man.,ement llp-SR, tyPf', d@la.1.1 WQl'k. Ap-varatioll. Huntm&tOn Beach. until time of auction. G~GE. SA.1'E. LJOO fully iutomatic c~e:r-, MAR-~ -•" with A-...... delivr.ry. Must h11ve pick-up portunltieii., AaJC for Mrs. prox. 6 weeka. Startina Junr. ~. · · lb Vil UndW. 6'3-41 .. " A..~lf'MfM'.PX radin, tNI: n..o ~v '" ''"'""-.... 26. 1972. SNACK •·-A 11 , "d • "1, Auctioneer: Leib Ros~nblum .,., _ .. -•-. -.~ bl ~-1 1 °'" v&n. 646-AJfn. J an@• fCll' W orm.aticln at ..-. 10 _am-4pm SAi & 9.1.. n. o:-•·..,. 8UIPI n lpt~ da r. rar •us-@ar Y 'morn n.r 342-C•ll 'Marpre-t GrttnQlan ~'. J'em. cwu 21, full le· "TE RM~-: Cash or Check plut 1ape -di'&. Still brand paP@f" deliwry in C.M. ·~ PIZ7..A Coo)flll * ~iw.ry, T ~ -for Appointment pl time. 549-0!77. -' Jewelry 115 nfW • au•nntNd. Wu mo. call S4H7'2. m•I• OV'f 21. pltim•. Ap. ar-11 Realtors DAILY PI LOT Ant'···· . IOO , ltu 110 .. ,, ·-·"'-··. ~~...... • ply lm.12 Beach Bl1Jd., Hunt. · STEADY worll, . lflOd. pay. "'f urn ,.. DIAMONDS-Buy Dirtet ~pr••·•·-.~, --· .;;:.."_" ., ..... _ .. MECHANIC-O"u A Lif'.. s.-a h REAL rsTATE l_'I,() w B s CM Rf" . ti 1 e d . I u.rb, • ....... ~ ..,.,.. '"""" fully .-x-p. In I un e u P ·-~'iii-~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii... ..-,, , . AY t.. poMinl' llH! : am a1-ru"'--~ c•-~ S DECORATOR rold vel~t • "'i"-QLESALE PRICES * SI~. Ca.ah or a mall SALESMEN-W-02J i,.rwttn 9-4 PM Jy 11 Lido Car Wuh, l<tSE. f\.I~' 1 vn.r. -...., -llvior rm chalrl A: ot-Dana O~mond~ 4.9&-30!ll vtf~Pf'. aair rond. n.rh, e PLASTICS e -17U. SL C.M Misc. fKI Old'Ne\!J'POrt Blvd. tom.&1\1 : 1 chw,try Ft.-ncn pa.yrnenta er.di! D e P t . h1"~k1!1. front ~nd alian, IOJl MATERIAL l N~ l ar 2 e:cpel"il'.llced Se~retery Merketin9 SUPi.~AN ~ hair-Paint Ne .... ·por1 Bc:h, Thurs . F'tl. Hi.rh.buk -2 e>:tra lure. T Compl~!e J[V.'ELR\'. _7_1741_...._-:;""=· =='.7.c--.,.- pa:oi ow.r -$175. No gal'. fi HANDLER aal@.speopl.-. Incentive com· E."(pl'.nff\C'M aecretary lot, na . , Sat. U-5. . h ~~ ' banlcriip1cy 't.oc"k. must if'!!' * AUCTION * rl.aye, no ~1n. Arco 19fh & direc:IM oJ marlceti .. .; of • rx~r. Int • ut. Watit &ndlOme riuip. 6M-~,,.. 50 to 75..-;. Ot1 fi7.~7"21 N--CM ""! . .,., MuJt b@ n@al, depe.ndftbl.-a. mission IJJding SCAie plan, .. , ,·dly· . ... main!., own tnnap. Dirty COu..ECI'ORS af 0,prftlion ..... ..,....... ' · vo.>-::i..... p:'IMl!11 alablf wark rf'C'Ord. pusonalizM tninln&" by a ' P rrowtnl . company. Da.n a: .A&8oc.. M6-D!i0. Era G IAU! "'ould you like 4UST movM, a.pt too •mlll! MECHANTC, exper. Align-Lifting req'd.-\\'ill tr&Jn. prof@sllional. Al...90 will train Pleasant penonality for ron· 10 jotn our club• c.aJl Sofa ~. ch.t.u', retnc .. IWivel m~nf, tuneup, hrakf-1, & Apply !..(PM new licensees. Sma U ntt:ic:e, ta~.t . with eustom@rs. Call Sw itchbo•rd Opr M&-3792 tor irtlormat~n. rocker, dble bfr.d, II' .,t", VW ...V. A 1 1 kin ,,.,. · Maxine Prtston 557.5252 VaC"uum , &m "PPli•nce'! .l J . f''"" mn. -eomm. P-Orani:I'. Caa~t Pla5tics P @uan wnr g co itlorui. , Vi I 0 ply ln.pert0n flnly. La Pa l ~ W. lRth St. PuMTial interview_ Ask Datap.t, 1641 Me Gaw, Kelly G irl lctor an r 111er much mnr,: ~i7-7.1l'I. Union. l.o11. P111 Rrl & San Cni;l11. Mt'iu, <;11.lir. far Mllllager. &tnta. Ana. Marble lop. S300. i.'17-4467 BABY bu.'liiinet, play p@n. Dif'£O Fwy. U.S. AFFILIATED Nttd1 ynu !or short term ApplfanCll I02 !IC.LI,, car ""11. rarrirr . M'tC'HANlC wantl"ri r n r POSTAL Ca rrirrs. Dl'.live.r Brokers R,.11.llv SECRET ARIES ternpor11y uiignmenlA . ...;.;....________ Good cond . All Sl.l. RM-:1! l~ia:n can. Costa t.1Psa .vour own 11.rea. \o~ta. M.-M, 847.,f,,"iJ7, Eve!l ·!J68.]J7~ E.1rn Your Pay Must hav• U J>@r. Xln'L MAYTAG repAirm•n' h~ milrb!P Ct'lff thl. $ 2 O. "2-51''' H " workini rnnds. Top earn· w11.sh@n $.3.5. 10 S100. Can ~7-1~ I I'!'&.'" ... unr. &h.. rntn. vl v. I Tho Kelly G•'rl Woy -H ' RECEIVING Ing&. Wu.kly .paycheck. Ab-<lrlh1pr v.•/1 yr.' ruarn. Me<llctt.I ousP111tvPs prf'f'rl. 5.1()..MO:f. , 0 1'11! Time, p~ Time solutrly no fe,.. ~177R. ''Setn1thing s,,.cial" ~"'" CJpm 496·5.q(}3 "''' .1 INSPECTOR I Or All Thi! Time K•lly G irl k.'EN MORE \l.'a1hl"r '6 0 : GREEN N"llt. rourh 8"~· Good conrl • NI'""' Galff'r k SAit.ie!" r A"C"· Nr>•.-r U:<~r{ S\25. 5-48-3'5!17 1\11 4 All da'.v Mach ln.ry 11' O'.\'YGEN -Acetylene - "'~ldin& "nd r11t11n1' outfH. S79.9D, AC .4,RC weld@r. 225 11.mr . sg..; 827..JIW'I. TARLE uw 10" CTil!t!m,.n. l h.p .. J."iOO RPM mo1or. SI !.'i . .\\1-.1..\l.\. I PO'°""~.E~R;;::_m.c:o•~•~r-.~,7,-,,,,.~h~,,~l.1 pi'Ope11f'd T'f'f'I lyPf" $40 M'.!-4970. Miscallaneous 118 Unus11Aily dt!eoraled fltfi<'P! run. I Just S.. 2061 Businf's~ Ctr Dr for the warm 1nc1iv. selec!Prl mu111r bckgrnrl. M1.ss1on V 1"-• t'<'l!IVP~ lnSIJ'I"<' 8 vrndor • ma kr •arh d11.y 11. p!al!!SUN' PRE-School ti>acher. Stmng R k · 1 ~~Ii~ · g. t hvinr RJ3:t«l W@t.ti.ng!x'iuSf! washe-$65; fTi&:id. or Whirlpool wa.sl'w!r $40. GUM. k del. 546-ll672. sat. fAi\'TA.STtC &a.IP'. G "o r\ Ill tW' the l'l"t'eJ>hOlll.,, in !his JO, ~lr11. Dif:tLl, ~31-'l993 1~at;r1als, mar h1ned parts. I 11 U LI' TELEPHONE S.l@s. Tbp CUSTOM 3 pc. aecllonal, T~ak ba.rga.1na, romr S.· SH lo 11.p. wood, drop leaf dr.!lk. hid"·a· prf-t'. E l"r . Ian Sl.l. s m .. ll l'in• Funutun i: Appl!~• AuclJOm l'nday. 7.30 p.m.. W inciy1s Auction Bam 20Th11 Newport, C'.\1' S46-AA86 Behind Tl'IJ\Y's Bid& r-.1art OICT APHONE Dlctat'lr &- transcribtr IU!f' 1H'""' 1100 or hf'sr Mfer. R•trii . tn ru It. \'ery cl••n SJO. 4. br•nd tirw (',oody@ar llN"B ~. ~16.5 6 ply ~rv1!lflll A11tl'I ••·111,.r cornf.. mor1tl 220. \1•lll 1n- sr11ll. Pfa.tf hl!&vy duly ~iv· 1n1 11\acldn• SlOO. S92-4713. ·n f1onda CT 90. SJOO. 121"1 "'•ti •lerM ~ctivtr. SJ20. . .. Ill' Pl""l'ttrf' c .. r I PR ~ I" ,(' ronlc par!~. pnnted d L"t..n1n11s~1ons &J'ld bonua. A~ 'ELECTRIC "''l'IS:hl"r .Ii: Dryf"r. ::on f1.1ann 8 3 3 _ 2 7 o 0 · t ESS OPE RA TORS cirtuil boflrrts utilizing ThPn Pick Th" Hoiu'~ D;i,ys, pl,v In pe:non between 9.00 \Vhil@. @xcl"lle.nt condition. "--.•. ........:.. p 1 \Vnmpn. fo work for plas11c pnnl.!l, spee1r1c11.nons. 111.m· U,ngth 01 Employment ~nd 1'.= OO ·n!'IOn 11t838l Bol.sa, Priva ll" parry 97g...,;;oo or ...,..,rua , V"C11n~ l"rsonne moldulg pl!Ult 54.6-'337D I /., l Agency, 2082 Michl"l!On Dr . · · ~lfll!I . f~""ss~s. "'·"~rel Thar f'11~ Your N"@ds Avenul!. l\11dw.ay City. . 979--7245 .uk for Casey. ltvllle. uepn nl • •c ematir: · ia You'll \Vor k For Ua R1nt Wa1her1/0ryer1 Kl'~•· y@a.r ~per· as re· On Our Payroll 12 w U I bf'd : C~t. ttfna: t'hiurs. •Irr Ian SlO. J .sprt hike SJn etc. ~94-72&4. ' ' Boy & h1kr Sli Gtrl's. bikr $20. AU' rond. $175. \V11.shfor FORMAL Pf'c•n thn. !bl. 6 k rll')'l"r. ~ eyrle Kenmo~ c!Mback rhrs. m11.trhlJli' ,Sli;. f'r('lllt trf'e ~fri~. bWfl!\, qualll}', S7j() finn. v./\('"f' makl"r S250. Hl·C'ha tr ~.. jolntfr SOO. !I" Sl!s.rs ra.d1al u 1v. S70. 12 iauge ., pump shota:un S4~. 8.mm pro:)e<=tor S45. 54{)...9779. · l\TfEMORIAL COUNSELORS Will Tram 2 ' Mature M~ Ov@r 30 Exr.tlle.nl ComPMY \\rith Fringr. BenPtits Abovr Avera.r e E&.IJlin&t Tor Wnrkl!r s Product Manager ce:1ving elt!rk or inspector. In Our Cw1:omus' Offices. TYPISTS .* k6Js.~~m.~ nt. 194-1826. S7. Rf" A ('l"l nsol" rolor TV Ca.JI rnr Appt. Jndu..,;tr\al Rfhlhnns (714 1 494-9401 TELON!C INDUSTRIES ~un11 ~('11.ch Equal Oppor. F:n1[llny,.r We'll PJan A Wark ~ule Ta Suit You On" That Is T.,ilor~ To Yftur Ab1hty Your Time Your Transponation Call Or Vii;i! \\'ASHER. tiectric dryer, m.-OILED WaJtiul buff Pt . d1ninj w/ro!or Af11enn111 S ~ O O. r d <"'llN"lully in !Ake F'atti1t k Pnri tablP1, r hfosr of LA.mp $10. End this S15 ,.111• Temporary r-.Just ~ poised, wf'll cmom· j _oo:...._m_•~· -"'~·2-:..:.91~0_7._____ <lra"·rn. F ull 11zt btod A· Pl&t lorn1 l'(K"kfor $ 2 5 . Ni. Utw pttuure job«. Sta.rt WASHER, Ga111 Dry @ r . misc. ~Z-S3i6. Bookr 11M• s1:-.. Desk & cha tr lmmf'diat~ly. x Int op. FriridAire retrir ,11irtf by BUNK Bed~. Solid OAk, S15. fifod "'/hrix 1pr1nJ: rn. J portunity for Musewives ?'f'-JriM. SlOO l'.a. 833-1991. \Vaat1n W~I df'sign. Xln1 TAhl.-s;;. f'rit. "-'/m.111tre.~~ · th · b k --• C I t •7· $1:'.. Toddle:r IK'<I $15. 10 entu1n1 e Jn m.ar @t or OVER. 200 "'ash@rs, dryus. '":''"'· • m P e e • :i. '·"· •'"J2ll dra .... 'er dresSf'T '$20. &!ds In b@twr.@n """'" t't"lri&:r.rators from $39.95. ~--~·~·-------~~78'1 DUAL headbo.lird, br.autlful "'/hdbrif k bnx "Prinfi:i ~. C"l n . y,·,,·1 . . t!ach. Kinggiz@ mad f' r n N ~ s • ~ h P~can "'nod. $HI. Call aft 5 L"' , 20fi1 R11s1nf'~,'I; Cen~pr nr. J>"'f"\I ..,.,lf'('n wa,'I; t'r. l"llrm !U!ll' S!lO. M.1n'.11 v")et ReCeptinni.~t Irvine 833-1«1 KELLY GIRL As h . S.'.O pm wkdays, all fl • Y Sl.i. Rfl<'kinr: hor~ S5. Eld"n TAKf: THE PLUNGE 61l-.:i216 w@l"keM.~. N.J7-K17~. Plf'r car St:=.. l::!l"r tr,.1n 2061 Businot11s Ctr. Dr. DANiii Mode rn liv\ni room "' il'OUP· Includes &Ola, chair. , lamp t.ble •ltd eotf~ tablf'. Pri pty. Al! for Sl5. 5..ll-7»4. M6VING. Must Srll: La ·t ·boy r.clin•r. Sl!(l. R•tris . hnttnrn freezer m. :,... Nr Mw power qer S45. Other 'mi~c Hem.!!. 5'5'--57-13 GOLF d ub& -lftlNi 6' Wood.a : s~.· Brand ntw epukle ..,.. clean lns~rt11. for O't<Hte 4: r Merritt rllnge ove-11, S40. • ' fi75'--tm. ·"'I!: Ha ve Counsflors Wi th U1 For Ov@r ll Y@ar1 Xln'I prof@ssionaJ oppor· !unity for BSEE or f"Q'Uiv. In particip&t.-fn flpvplnp. m.-nt o( nPn' riigiflll J>l'fl· riurtioo II markt15, t. In "". ~ume t hf' rP!!ipon8ihility fnr pr'l'ldurt m lln&gf'mf!fll I.! "P- plif'alinn11 .-ng-mer.:ring ~up. port for our rtigitAl taf)f' r,.. mn::l.-1"3. lnrma1,.,r1. rom· putr r inti>rfac@~. r-ontroJ . lr'rs. h digital s.vstl!ms. ln!n .11n P:;C'itin~ rRrPPr • frvlni 13,_1441 REFRICERAT'OR. 2 Dr. GOLD Vf'lvet .t0fa , !!!'. exeel "'/tra.rk8 k f'Xtr.:i <'llr~ $20. w/thie. rl.vn11mir rorp. A 111. S£CR£JARY Auto D@fr6st «Incl. $X('I. Port&.ble: thl SHI. l.a.i·rl,n (4\ I '15cit16.~ g ply truck ·tttt1 ·-. 11, spunk RI lnt:i; n! charm TYP IST, financi•I servil'l'I * 893-9060· * M.4-4397 hos,. & tools SI~. C.:il'pt't dt .,.,,ls.. Slt5. 8~ l t Fo r Ari lnlV'V\l"W Phane,,64.t-0212 wtlJ n1akP .vn11 the mn.~t eon-. 0 1 IG 2 1 ....__ Seit. I' ·u,"'elf'at. n'\'~r ll!l!'d . ~"'f'tPl!r s.;. Hoowr vacuum m a 1 1 • i ' r $15. 18" ' vied rPceptionist In town. I organinhon prninr ar REFR "· rir .. puty u ...... t-$30. l"'ll'll! bui:tiYI S:J.50 f'A. Craltam&n JlC 1aw w/1tand • CRll J~ynn. Tndd. R1'1,-21()0. $579 to $705 Per Mo. typist. litf' lll~no. Diver.~. free, Ll ft. S7'2.50. 549-3997. ~~.~-~~;\no~ mAl'h. S25. DnU crih S:t CAr v11cuum $.i. & molar $-IO. 963-1367. • Ma.na&er Tralntt · tr you·r, expPrHonc.-d in 11p. ~nnil! & DPnni~ Prrsnnn('J po11. Oppor for ad1Ja.nre in M.2-8171. Coll"man .5fovr ~. Luir.-rn =u:=cr=R=c~--~.,,~=o NO EXPER. NEC. plic.illtions for miri:l·m rri· Ai:tf'ncy ~2 \\1irht"\JI01l n r" -CITY OF -rowth Cn.kAI pPl!can t ~U!ll Cameras.. sor~. IR' curved 3 pc 5ert'l, S.i. Bah:-r CAT ~f'al S7. Car EN. G1u1~. 2tr~:~: ba.rd~.1~ eontmunus grnwril h 11.s pulf'rs, periphl'.ra/ inlPr· lr\'lnf'.. NEWPORT BEACH nave gd. 1Js . previous Equipment ... ot1 Wht . q u1ll"d. s2 .;1J ~irlP Vll"W mirrot'S s :i . cttttf'd 11.n ~ninr: for "' taeM, totaJ dii:ital sy..,;te:ms _ Bu11. f'>:J>@r. Ca ll 644-43fi(I M4-5226. C'hr1.~t,.,,11is ~hrlf's 52 ,.11. =~..:'u.~•~k·,~:;;'.~~~~ ... 0.,·,"1·• , 0 J • , Ii: ma-f'lir I'--',·,., .. :... R"ECEPTIONIS'T I SF.CRE· 1 R d Mis..,; Martin. ASAHI P•n•·~ 3 5 mm ·+ • 1WUe!I · • "'1• .. -~.. • '-'-'"' .. n.-TAR'i" M rll 1 . equirr~ gra ua tian from ....,. lrfahorany t'he&t n f F i~h 1n~ m<ls S7. In Sl~ ('.nld Cenway, CM ~1597 monvatM incl1v. in t1ur VlCl'.!I. Sl!nd re9urne: wilh · f' ra 0 I f ' ... 1·" · High Schnol k .1 yr..,; of l'I'· VlETNAM VETERAN: Start t&me ra. 1:.'! lttu;@, UV · drawers S30. I Bar 1tools 51'1 &r cut $)!. H11nd mn11.·f'r pers:vviel aiency. Your dai-!U.la.ry htslOI')' to Per50nn@I I l.ai\lnl :tri•R. Slll lf' i.~r I.· r I! n 1 f I 1 i m ., p & i rl 111 m 11nq@ment catttr in a filter. lPllther cue. 11Y.i. with baclr $9 r:a. 53&-113]. $5. Ironing brd $8. Ell"r. DOUGHBOY pool " filter I,. ac•:,..;1,,, "•II •-Jud• ,.... Mana,.tr qua!. \Vrhr \la~"l'11'r1 Ari 1 ~ 1 .... 1 ... .,, T"··mar 11!: n 1 e k U S!6. N@arly ~ Mt.a $75 . ...,., "' ,,..__ '.... "" ' . !'\ ,., I n I p I p O .'1.lenographir Pxptr: Ability l"ICl.l u1&Mh 0 I tlAtHlna.i Y ""' ...,._,. 7 f7 A Mkt f'I " $10. \\'c.nrt T11blf S::ll ~ninr a pPhcAnt5. Our 1170 Porter Dri\'" n. ;i r n ',,,., v 1 or. · . k 0 · h t:2fll 1.1.•idfl angle w/ca.e · we arttn couch. Bl k k S7~ Stereo AMl'f1-1 c on In I P 1 Alt C ,,.,.., Rnx l:ififl. Cni;i;i ~1r~11. Cahr !~ tyr: 50 \\',p.m. '1 In ll'k" nown co. n lh.-JO s,;o. 545-5759. r1>0rl rood., 100. M+-2758 ac me: f'r '· \\'rod lny $125. Calor TV S 1 2 5 . • l!>:t~n1 \vl! l"'fln t"ctl!, ao ti, a.'""'-" rhrla11nn ~t JOO \\'.p.m. Jo"or traininr. Ea.rn 'Po'hilfl you CdM. · box $15. Clolhf's bukl!ls knowhow, hiah r.thical •tan-R EC E P T-10NITT:-Typ1s1. appliriitlon '-infonn•tion team. Approved Gt joh NEW Niknn F·2 b ft ri Y . S2.7'l .-1. GubagP cang Sl.!iO 893-!'ll\. ~.~~=•I _ ti'~nr; & ,. Jtr'°isfon . Hfftime 1 ,r;1 •1·n~~I ~~R . lfRC:nnv. (·onl~cl Pf'.r~nnel ()ftirr., lt'aii:.Wti . Tn S7500. CnastAl ,.,./photomic me~~~., $450. R~l~~R 'i'd· A.!1 ill!ms l yr to 18 mo -~bt,":;pe•~M-.. ~ , ...,., llPJ>l'OA•,, pro-I asp, "" r nr1u11 . . :i.100 j\ipv,·port SI v rt . , Agency, 2790 H.-rbor Bl. ,., Sf!ll now. 21~97.....-... .. ....... "23TI •. n .1 J48:.l.jtQ& .,. ,..,.... reT .. vide A.11 "Int rlim&te fo r ioouc-nStrument RECEP'rl ONJST,-Do<'tnr·~ /lir,,.,•por1 Rl>A ch. !I 2 6 ~II . Adams. CM. furniture 110 ~S-A,.-'-:N"'S~Ull!I",---...._-'"hie top CiOUft tbl ·\Ytnc back ; ~. CalJ l.1111. Wst~n . nfti c@. Exp nnt Uf'r .. hul fii3-l)/i:ll .By June ~th . WAITRESSES. Nn up. 1?.Q. LOVELY old wa.lnul dreaaer. ,A ?I·~ F~lr;:otTJJ't'n/.unv. chr-!lea•., Exctl 'Con d · :'• 833-2700. O.-nnh~ &. l)f>nniioo 1'.:quaJ flppor. EmJllOyPr h,p;;::.,. 1 I 4"' '3'0 1972 RENCH n-L.-..1 ~finished. J.50. 'ft.,...,....., 'f"' ., 83f.181S. • ~ 2 •1 ~ .. ~5.5en ia . ,.,,,....... . . . . TM w~,e11 and tiP'· Mu11t F ••uV. °""'room Sl ~!l.!r.i. Ambauador floor ' P@nbnnel A~ncy. 2011 "" · h'I 11· · M'.J.>.98Bli vw 1 •tw. ::::r: .. '1 • bt ~Ill .\ w•ll grMmeri. furn. .111t1que w 1 e , n. •111ntlin,R: spe11ker&, with ti" ear 1 P ~llR'". ~· ~"r nr .. Trv!l'tf'. p~~~~™o~TE OPENINGS ROllNSONS !'ECRETAR'{. EXECUTIVE Apply· in l)erson. 011.lly. 11 "'.'~Id oolnr 11.rcenl:/I. Ku-e Gar•t•·S•I• 1l2 h.\111, 6'-' <mktra.np and 3" ~ ftftdirw: madlinH - Manavr rAin,.,..~ e NEWPORT e 1J11,.. fo m.v rPlot.11tion t1uT of 8m Opl!n Se1aml'., 2440 w .-1111 '11.e W \11'/he•dboArd. Db], ~uprr lwf'etl"r Sl99.!15 pr. J e'ani!·se, I an·,.,t,M, P> -I.~ "'' m•. •n ,,.,.,_ t·r·•I FOR EXPERIENC~D BEACH II N ,. '' '' r d-•• tbl• M 0 VI N C BSR ' ap~•. •-•1.1.-.0.u ...... ;1uu .. " " 1f' Arr11. 11 nia.}or Sn. (';i,Jif Pll<'itir: C'n11:ll Hwy., I'\\'· "• · • '" • .. • R e'!r t.r : MrDonald profr s11nn•l """',. .ui•-. ...,.,...,... .,..or Ora.nc" CrMJnty \n. h1111 7·1 . I . . . Cnrp. !oc11te1f in lhP lr•11nr port Bf'A<'h. w/bench, framtd m ll'l"Or, W.1 ,h@r/dt;yl!r. Furn, lawn t11bl,., JIO>.:: compl"le with ulli' ~I tur. ftl,. divine • OPf'nirtJ111 lnr lli.ln'"S~i\1p t • Stri pper /pl•t e m•ker H:i~ l)rit-nin~ ~nr ,\rr.<i nl'l"ri~ "" .-xPr. :«P(')I lo 'VAi.TR.ES.< . .,.,r. t\Vfl' 2l. ~:rn chr. cbal.sf'. lot1n_11>, 2 tnnl1~ ~qu !p.,Mlsc. Muat ~U ba ,.-, rlustcnvf'r and SHURE hr\{, ').::lac., 10fa ts" Jd m." • wo"''"· "'"'-1110 O\hlfl C.OSMETIC SALES 1 ~.-"'ght l'!tnd!I S600 nr b@st "'''•• w'""'nd.· ..,.,... A'-L"a "'' .~. •• • 1•' I ( rrp 11ce . m 1. 1 1.~ 1~ • f~n-food k makta.ilr; Apply tn • · . , &II' 1uv.1 IVWl r ,.....,..-,.,,.,. I AO. O O C<IPU. •w custm drps • to mPet th.-pub!ir. i\111~! • Fa d!'r/cutter oper•tar 1 1rt ~u :1~" nH1.kr ·Ufl I, in-111.slic jot. "''1111 · .-i.;r@lll'nf Th Bl ~ BePt 107 ttA.!I . ot{r:r O.k Din tbl Or. HB 961-3440. Complet@ aysfl!l'I'!, a ll new,-JODrll• llO" x 30 tt. m.&;40. baVfl car. No fKper nrc·r~-ivi UR :>.l'hrF; & ;-,nu "an! PmployPe hrnefi:~ inc!urling J>f'l'!l0"1· ,. 8' -u ' "'1""' till 135. Cullifan . ~ NTJQU'E . Thi•. b ~ now $29$.96. ,USA Slett0 &alY· Good Co. henPfil!. Rrfrr~n · ~uired In J[l'I inro 11 $:1~morn11" {irlrl ) 11 profit ~h1ll'ing pl;in k 111,.;. 7lst P · "· · 11u1n 1.1.•Afpr "1fte11l"!' $200 or "'... , f' o. ' Equip WaN'PoU.5r. 17~ E. DOU.. Clothei • ~ ""I .. Tl" 07_ IO-ll ..........., MarlPC · , 1577 pJ.-. w/11 nAl'l 1'(li;rnr!ir Nl. "'' W A 1 TRESS f'""""ri•nff "'-1 -t"• ,.,..,,. oN!B.W.r. Bt;t" App.le diah@!I, torm1Js $1.25. Cuddly to)1i ......... ...., \Ill .~,·· hr "-'nrk "'k. F urther rter11 a11 · -.-· U<:"5 · ~., tools. coodt@s, chn, lite fix. 17th ~1 .. Cas!a ~1' ! a, Sl-t r.oo SC m..tm O"ly.Adc JarMr.M-a.n. renll.a, N.B.Nophonl!caUs l "''ill lrA1 n. Salr~ r ,>;prr.• ma~ lit> Lf · ~hy lh 11ver Zl Apply At Lnvr1 HERCULON So'· «<2••" 'T"' · • .... I C I .. · n,. ;unen c 11 ni;i: . . , * . ..,. t\J!'!'s. 3136 Fl•ml.,_., '"'-,·· ~ ....... "'ease. An.....,,_, np~rtu"•'•.· flf'Cf'l !I. o<;mrl1('ia.n~ 11•ro~ "'l" -•o Brookh"••I •~ Adam Hun ••v u~ ~~o~=~ ' ••rE ~,,J --iw~·. ... ~ ...... ilJ "" ... .v u--;i:J f''l;f 2'62 . -.... "' ... . "'/match loveSt'al. Worth c ,, o •• s LIQU~IDATION SALE ~ ._.,,., r.....-~ f'm pfoyf!r. rittdl"rl. P11r1 nr f/r1mt'. fington Betich. •1 · ~1 "" un. black ~ whi te ecr.al.e TV , ~f.T.S.C. Opl!raklr lor "'kly neWipape:r, 5 rtay wk 1n lniini: art"a. Sa.l;u-y nega. &lJ--3362. SA! 8 I $600, Sac S225. V~vet hv. F ANT ~JC Ullf!d • -w ilf'm.!I of all PROF ESSIONAL ! ~,1 '1':, 'r.c~.11"· • f'oe ils "-1 !'tcrt''ar~·/Rkkpr 1a S700 --WAI TRESS rm turn including !!IOI.a -.... ~-:~ • · 1~" Mil!' It' d ~~' t.'MlmOWf'r, J uphol din. RESTAURANT " HOTEL a . .... . • in~n ~. I rt1nstr. Secv to S6::0 E"Pf'r. ovi!!'r n. Apply in per· Jov~seal. chr. Also. Tbl.s, 3"1\-o-.l, D\Vor"Cf forces ~ . Ill I. r ~nutur@, typewrll· Call 557-5008. EMPLOYMENT 0AGEt'CY '44-lSDO, e xt 326 Mktn.e: Sccr~Tary 10 $.fi.iO Mm "tier 2 PM. ·Dftli Slief. bkcse, king l dbl bf'd1, 3 "1 Ilk'-N!w ~er@O· an~a. 611' jtw@\(y, C3rneri s, in· 2 "GOOD truck tilU fle0.16.5 NEEDED Ass~stant '° Ke~!y Hourly EmployPr.s BeneiJI ,. . F/C Bookkef'pt:r s;:io LAguna Hill!! Pltt7.a, El Toro. pc c n r n er 1 f' ct I on hc)l,iseOOld ltenu & ortainal itruml!nts, apart equip .\ Goodrleh 11 poly. cwr 50"7 ot Tem p.il!!'lon with "Pportunuy By L'liv Fet :SALES CLER1\: Gmw1ng Tr.<ivc/ Agenr ~:/amltm j &me M>I l.t nµ!I. ~ SIU~bird Cyn .Qr... restaurant equip, pictUI'lel, tJ'f! d · $J0 tnta.I lo become stylist. r-.1u~t I As~r. MiN. $600 to s;oo mn. health food !)rm olfer! grettl X-Ray Tt-ch .. \l.@dical sroo WANTED. Woman for PT mnre. All like Ill!\\'! Pvt Ul.e;. ,Bt.acb., ~!W--563.t brick·tt·br.it.Ck. No ree.aonable Cl;~·h n~~;:9sn, . h 1 v r C • I 1 f n r n i 11 · ""'""'.'' I • , S6l) ""'h in Doc!ol'!! olfiCI!. Lab I o UR NI U offer t f'ful'!ed. "'~ N••~rt . MasfPrChef ....... SUl'IOmn. ,...," 1 0 Anvenre 0 Le~aISl'cy Trne" to S."i'Tf. "'•-'h. p-I•-·•. Mu•t .__ Pty,&;5-1701 ,r T .R E . larn_p11.. ~,. 4.J,;JIJ .-COUCH •. Chlir. Vinyl °'.,:':,~~lo11st I l c e n 1Jf! , 2nrl _c00k , .......... Sl'5 . .shif! m an11grr. l.Jl.ri;::e dl'!pt . 11torr E,><ec. &>r.v-P/timP •300 -='--... ••o:<• ..,.,. I to"·@ls, 111'"!•, booka. 9tt1l Blvl'l., C.1"1 . !com@r ol WiJ. ... v-v~ n· 1 ~t!U1 St 11~ 11 · ,... f,.tn\li111r "'n•h. "1m.t dutie! J PC Berlroom set inc ud1n& u 1 , 1 0 H·~ "·h ~n 1 INther. ~· JJ" Stincray · Brcn~l"r MM '" •·• :$2'. ~if! isi<uun ~-' · · ~· NEWPORT L. 1 h k 492-7520 00 p i & fM m mattre1a i an r. ,,..,n nc ' nr -;;;,;;·'7.,-,7'"'='~--~ bike 963-147~. t.1fi2 Flnaldt • e NEEDED Pa.ntry MM ....... SZ7. 11hift \All ,lr.<in Bm\O.'n. ~i. ( Ptrso I A In "" ~ 11.•or · . x~ TI& nd SAO l00'7. Bmnkhur~I A 08ushu d. Sa.! IBM Model B type"Wr1t@r Two Offic• Girls Trainef' Cook ..... '.12.s.1 hr. CollJllll l As;?f'nry. 2 7 !l n 1 '"3 Oo nnt 0 v•nNcyB \VANTF.D: Holl~t"kf'l!Jw>r with ,-R ~:~~i· n co, ; n-A m . r I 11 ~I onty. tlSO; Cry.W mn'tinl'Jlitchi'r Dr., H .B. ' Fl~rtenrl('r ..... Kno1.vlrrls:?" nf H11rhor RI 11t Arl;i.m11. C.t-.f. .> ;.•2~31;0., · · r11 r. l1v,..in 11ti\v niirl1 t ~. rh;iir-"'/ma tc+uni nttnmlln, ltZ5 f>rr..-idio Dr .. !l.17-?TIJI. St2.:lll Copper rnckt.iul '"' Nl:W ~·os;., TYRES Mu•t be 25 and 11 hl.t to driv~ Po!ynr!ian rirink .... $25. ,;hilt SALE S Call 67J-90.l.1____ lol:i. Pl,.11.ii.e cll ll All :; pn1-Tnnl~. bn(>k11. ·~9 \ht"v-6. :'\ SI2 . .i0 Dr1 1~ l:>t'"(~ fnrm, •"PLY ,.,., f"·• M·-T...,;,..._ l ,. p I "" r.tl ""'II E '" w ·"h••h h I '" flf'W 510. M•"·' o•h•r •ood * J48-lt\12 * -l'U"' -' ·~~, .,. '"u'"-.-"" i.-.•• mllflll'" ,.,. "r '"1• SF.C'Y far N.11'1 he&d u11r1,.r11 "'n ' ·:•nms It AY .... '' 546-MlS. co~ I!~. m IC. furn. · 1tem11 M:Z-76.ifl .. 1S6 F.. )fi lh SI .• C.M. Ovt"r Z1 .......•.... $400. mt1. l•c pl l•·m· ·r 1,1,·m• ol•••· q r ,. ....,.,n~ihlf' 11llf't'tinn11.tP ""'-r .. ,_ w••h•r ... ,L.( 4" JOINERIPLANER " r " '' AAlr,, drpt. of, fi nMciAJ '"r-~,..:-. ' . ' SOLlO B~h hedronm M"I '-n •· · '":"' · "'" ""· · --.--...,.."""' NEW FACTOR:Y \.v,.;i,.r11 ............ sJ.6.'5 hr. 11n1 •w.irk in c .r-.1. k r<;.-w. f'Xpent'ncf'd , and •nf'r,lellc 1 .... _ _;~ "'b'· • , -!nts or mifr . \AR phnn,. r"mp11rt. 11 WITH MOTOR S48 l E:X19ANSION .,.. · ·., .. · np innrr port Bch In'"""' our ru~lom ntw rl 1 h Wf'lm "n u1 KO'rllif o •,;" · '" 1 ........... ._ _,,, . .1,., GARAGE u.le s;1 k c annr 11011 .a!/ nve.r ,,_M WeJtrP~!';f'~ T n · vir~~ .c,ljf11.nit11tion. Div.-r11. . · 1 • ,.. fn.. "' twin ~. u .I'll' f.ltt 11..-,, __ 1 h 1 C e "'" •·,77 e ~~·~-~~ ... ~·~ .. ~ ... i~t~~ ilipcov@n, cu~t . rlrp1 & r1111•. R~u~r,.~:: ~n=•: i;d ~~~:°Y ~;n: A~'; (d': ~l: 11~11~"_"' ·;:::.= ~~ H:'f; ~81'.droom . ,,, · f:xtrla ~~OOM Will 1tll $ 8 00 . BElL motorcytl• h~m@t. ; b@rlspt"f'Ari i111.mplet to our 11k11l~ & prr.vious buioo .-xper. AA __ 54.-S-.7(llO C'llbil"lf't wllh rir w\thout. \o~ lll'."1 mf;ftrf'M: a.nd t t . --,,.-;-;-."O'c----,---'IVb.itr:, ll\l f': 7%.. Sl'>. . $21>$375 Par Mo Dl!:pr::nd ihc On Qu1.htic11.tion1 ·P•rt Tim• Hruitrs.s '· · · • · · •• ·' •• · · .$2 hr c.u.~tnm~rs in thPir hrim.-. Pre/. in 3111,.11 act. 6#-4..'\(i() m....,..m. • componenll!. SJ.'\ lft $90. Hi062 waqcup HR. M 0 V IN G , nrly nPW M&--4471 c:::=;s·i·8• 'I,~;;;:.':~:~~ Hi comm. You l'f'lrr11 ynur1 !\i ii;~ ~ii\rtin. women 546-9745 EXCEU..EHT G 0 0 d '1 ~ •. ; Wedgl!wood rarwe S 7 S . -M-1,-.-.-1-.. ----1----, n .... ·n hrs. \\'e ~·ir~r.\' 111 Enjoy alarnour f't /t\m.-. H ft Ulf!Wll!'f!I t on l~· Mf'n's 3 spd bike . like ne'IV • FEE l('11d~. WP 1111!11"1 rr11 in YflU R ~ I Se<"'retary • caner, st'tow Bet 11 n e VELVl:l' ~ft@d aof~. M~r "·~iturl!:, dfo...,rative Item~. $38. M:'>--73.JX. Wan~· 120 : EV'f!ninp 1 -1 : J 0 , Sat 10e.Jir.Spm. M@ChanicaJ AJ>' titUclt Mlptul. but not req'd. •Muit'fie.11 or over,.able tti lt&rt Work tmm@d •• iJ ac'· cept9d. For job in· •tbnftatton-• ROYAL SERVJt'E AGENCY A M r.orator •-oni:ultant. \\'r'll P roud Profe1s1onal? fuhlons a t S20-SJO 'IVkly in-uaed, SI~: matchin~ love .,.... , ~,. . -·---..,..-----• Same ~ency -New Ottice -ln.tervw wkdyi &: S1tt, Ptwin,. ft>e. Paid. AIM'! 'Ftt Jobi. comf! + qUAlify Jor fre@ s~t. SA5: "tlvet hi-be.ck • '661{~11. $lfi0:$175 .~ ~1,1~h POOL ta ble, antique style, lJS ED G.\RllE.M,STANGEL : To 9f!'r'Ve·)'Oll b@tter! for' t1ppt. 557-0IYl'l. tRll E~~ha~I.! will bl!' tin yaUr wardrobe, B93-2:Jl7 ~ r chair, 135: cocktail t•bl~•. tnor;r. ~ M..!!b Dr. rn~ 4x8 Ila.I@. Sl25. Will d"llver Musi have · rl&ht·h&nded : 3848 C&mpus Drift KAl!Jf'f,)rvln@(~Alil. R?Ll lt)I lo h!Uldlf lhf' 110rlri,-1 557-9711. l35 e a : lamps, SXI e.a.· t crou from SJ.. eountry tref', "3&-Rl02. JOl!!nJlift wit}'! 'JIO':'>'f'r dip-• Suk ll!, NtWport 'Beacll S LESME preMiures ot t1. rrowing 538-'i28t . Clu~. S.t -Sun. l ltS SIXTY·FIVE YEAR OlD poltc.k, Would ac~cpt early f . 557:?Xl N@etf VI~~ who 11.re '!..dy to practice 11 ~gal secy to a ~~u: ~·"'!~~ In~ GlRLS qu&lity ,BR. set. &42-81Dl. ' ' -P EN I: INK DRAWINGS rMdtl with bttttty operated ! PRO#ESSoNAL p b 0 •, .h!J..,;y otc. C.111 Pat Kennedy. . """ite i·-• Excel c.on. $~ MULTI Garqe Sale. sto\le... -e 5t0-66S6 e P i dd le bo t tem • Write~ • . l@arn th@ car buslneu e,nd """'700 "-··lf'kt'!'p\n• f.· care '1f wn uu ct ··"-•· d N t T' DAI .olicttor" ·Dina PoJnt, San llfe wilfin~ lo tT11.fn. Must .,,....,.. · Denni! & De11ni11 '""' · . ..,. · . nr offer . Uf ntw ~l Fte.tri;. W/H. p/tbl. home GIRL'S 3 ~ blcycl@. 'llke ._u.n I o. ,., • • O~ritente, ·Capist:rmo U'll!L p,.r~onnrl A.a:Mc:.v 2 0.12 t'lderly l,11d~. Fle.xible hrs .. fi.1{µ)2;17 A: be.b)' furn, TV, tal)f', fo~, IM!~ .• 530. . LY PMT.' P .O. 8ox 1560, • , C~ ~l'I 10am-'l!m Wll'l'k in' )'OUI' own-home.-h11ve g~ J)t!ri;onitlity, br l\11che:con Dr J :·· llvf oul , m"n:h\y SAIAry. "' d·, flf mi8C'. Bajl Blfj', St. l"illl 531_129,i Cost, 'Meu. CA ndi. nM551 lk•t ·d @al ln A.tell. 'Phcnw! intf':ttitl'rl in II. h1IUN', rirP~:"I ·~ -"~--673-«Q7. BO/Divan k ci'lr. " S~5n ·~ 6.'ll'BSA S251f 22-4 -• -•. *Wa'-'•-..1 D ...... NrrRD!'S Aidt', aJ(p., ptttf'r-. 8~1465 betw 9 00 Wi!U, &&leMTiinrled. Benefit'.': , S,EC R ~TARY ·SMOG WOMEN -r. 1, c r ra n 1 c covf'ring $.2."i, mapll! 1pmJ Or .. ~lf' AvP, C.M. 64'~.1~ I USED BICYCLES ,.._. ._ ..:~'"!""3. h> 11 .. m . Meu. Vl'.rdt -_ .. noon. ffll : a .rn. Demo., grqur inioo.. hl"h I f f'P p,.ul. AIM }'t'fl .101)11. . ~'hiv h•lf\n!'C!L on cil'.l"Y bd w/matt .\ hox. JOO, I !<\. ll All lypf's. la~ ae.l@chot11 Alum lo um can• t;h1tt >a.ve . = • .,,~=u-;:-c,--;..,.~~-= mm.inl1~inn11. Unli mi!Prl in Poi~r It. pf'rMna./ify ~t ltAKm · : 54~ ~u ... _ ' • 642-1211 Mtved YoU wl!!ll l-pmY'lded • .CociY ffoap. 681 Center St ., PUB. full. girl f'rld11y. Gfl come. /.l"lfl!Y In p""""" lmportan1 her!!., 8' ad-liTilf!:s,.1.· P111'" •r;\,~former!'l. ~---• -1 MANY !fems including """c. ;;;,,,,:--:..,:~:c:.:.:...:::.c:..,...,_,.., • ,C.M. M&.-5.585. ' ~tfrtg lkil11. YI hr wk. UN TV E R Sl TY nl~[lS ministrative &eerf'tltry in-Plf.111111nr •11r~~!n~I & l '·Sofa . grn & 91~6 3 d,.sk. urrlbttn1.' tent, ll:qoci U!E~ ~e~~irerato~li.t h&~h ~~06011rcfle11:: :..UNL!a!' Otdtf •Deak 'S6000 ·~ply C'.laui:tif!d •d 3'r.i c/o M091lF.,'2:1t!iO Hl!ltbnr Rlvd .. m arketing dtpt o{ ft1W' co. nice pt'Jp:r. 1 &el' $.'JO. 61.). 1 6noe, lt "fh«· 1t11.m,ifle <' v r a f!, exee " co · :Una Se•c~.n~o. Slau ~at: Prtt6,t 'firm lft exelttn1 Dflily Pllot, P.o.-uoo. Cc•!• Coat• M f'IA. Ce.JI Pat K@nnedy. 833-2700, Aw. Santi! AM . BROWN. hlltf'd curved b11.t 1< tonlA. tindinaa It. 'JIC· Bf'•CtAoU@r ~7148 @WI. W V@'t accettted. ' fliel4 ~lU nne irltftestftt ll'I MtU:, C4 r.1626. · -·---· O@nni!'l .\ DeMi• PP.'r90nnel . WRITER Provbl. typt "Of•. co¢ l'f!nor\H.. ~ Ctlluiinbi• RPET FOR SALE C •• elm~. Thil tm9l01"r SA.LE~MAN Ag Pl'lf'y, 7(lg2 MM>h@ll'lnii Dr., PROM9TIONAL w/Mapll!: $30. 6't:Hi92.l. I br .. c :M. ,S..t·Sun. se.,1544 by~ ~r. CalJ WANT!Dlladlal Arms.,, ~...Ul~~1MI ~ ability. lEA.L ESTATE RE~R~RAPHIC~ -'~· • ' ~ yoor t rf'11tivf' IA~e~ta }\Ef1tJGERATOR. Wath'fr ! KELVINATOR ~triJ. ~ss i • ft46...,:,745 -•~DS ln A-1 tood \Hon. , '~- ectr ~ ~. l.\'J...2700. SALESMEN Fu1~1"Vlce.dpl:!jme.k!r r-1 * s.c,..tary .. SSJO 1n thi• jnb .. Promo!~ • ~rll sao " llJ'I. 1822 lop l'rttltf MS. Mini Blkf"1 l..ATE model t'ffH«itr&lor, l! • M6-405I.,, Dtmil .A: Dtnnit .Pfnorwwl ' • . .• ' , ~.s ~ . esm1.11 nr Lite sh Will train (!ft flllm writirll '1 hi!! cl@rica1 Nawpm1 Blvd. ~11121\ $40. Ca.c:ti-4:~ 35c tft~1 cu. fl. Gaod ccnd. P.fllhot:. MuaJcaf ln1trumeMt al 1a-..t.21D M __ kMl..nDt .. WM'k wl .... an Ntabl'-'-'"i'Plloded al)era t inn , • · · ................. •••" "'·U Lindi ~1 -'I le.bl@ &e&U8 ~• • -~ ·.~ . in aarP' 1111 In printin.iz, poM>r w ·'tnqmtie -eud •wuo:'ll· 1 _.. . .._.. 1 r vf!lvet c:ow=h. $73. V~fV'f!I W7 Cqlpt~-S~· 646--5 ~, 7 ~ '· .-."'"· ....... ..,. SALEfflade· t 1be'I · H'mno ~~~.~ ~~ =lng 'or Nrared sale-1YJ>f'writer. ,r.. 'Nqo/AlJo ~· ~Ha;~r• :1~ •I.I l.o\1\1!! aea't $5.5. Hlde-.t·~ GAIUGE Sale. You ~I "" • 6 a...~72 -.(t ~Sun' wkcbs. m¥"'1 rtrttat. t-:a •"' ';r.'11E FOR : ~! -~ .ecnn. n.1~. 9end rewrne ti'.' 'tM fH'.~.. ..,.. . •. C.M ~ , $15. All !lb rww. 6'2-i8ln. 1 W• '-vt ,ttt ;Some tetJ rar..u.. tennil nclcet.• ntw. old." w rMi.:...:.... ...,. ~ • d N • Presidtl\t,'•°HOyta ·H11l'tinr Str"Vic!e Qeil.~ ~. . . ~ •. Dia' small. 31.t • ~-mwn..n ·UJ. dtock . ..,..n41 eYH., ••• "'· ' • • .,..,&!, Aak !m'U. "'*'vti>r· P .'O. 8m< 115'7. 062~pr.,i+i(iio~iM XI.NT ()ppm'. N!11 Co~ · TIMI FOR Mon1A!Vl11a:C.M.-. '·• 67J41911 e Od,~lf CASH '. .... rt sMlo Ana , 112'lll. H•len Sdtal!tt ~ ha• """'~lnP k<' "'"* ANfJ QUE ' flh'il. 'Air cCNf! PAINTING5'1ront ltaly, ah· ~~i:: :!,,,~ ~~ u ~" SALESLADIES. ,,_,;,..,..., SECRE1'ARY._CPA Jn !Ai ..-!.~,_~· ~ qurcK CASH I •"'v•.' Ot•elo dU. .... mill ,., .. -"'pilclle<, ~ M3-alll Alt•r 1 p.v. . ' TH.,. o' uftU• A' . •I :II , .. "· '"11 !Im .. Boh. IAl•Mtlnir va'Tl•d YOijNO..uiN ~.lii, THROU"-H • . t&;., 2131 !)!~• Gata1••1J , .. ,. cr..i..u .. ,,,, ... Offlco ilurnllUte/ ·;__. an • • ft.-ff"Vlew Ben tmmll Chllt!N!M SfOl'I.*, work.; Good aldllk Preff!t A a·l 1 j t t.\tfnf,,..I W A itArtl'·OJI S!ttet ~5..1 &<>.3522 dr &t.S--3839. f ... So. Cou1 Plua. Apply '"° """''"" "''1'" "'"' '°· -· myft lte 1\iial, ~ DAILY PILO' · Gari' 'i i/;'S...,' Oilt tif63 S!Arttn Old• s.100-o;;;;. quip. · ' ' D~.1.··v P. ILOT_ ~~11 El Carnlnn R'"I, TUBl\n. Call 494--07jt lbr lntf'l"Vlew. f!de~ & ~tllaltl1. $1.75 • •· 51.7 Martr~ coroo. def ~r ~UUY S·~ Tent trllller 811\UN J.NG ,.., Co--1 l •r •. .• "!' .fi1tytlmel M•~lhru l'rionly. SERVICJ!:S!&Uon ""'""'"'· h0ur.Coll*51U. WANT. AD J;o = •tJ ll60.•MUl19. • Coo1n _,......,,. .l lap!; WA. ill AD ...... lubt ,,; f1.meclu<nlcal, '42 5671 !a ~.la~ sre•t ' TRAMPOUNE ''"· $llO -111 0tlflllla!. • ' . '. n . . ................. ""l .......... 1·:M.1.ka Room F'or Dli d· 11.U 'hif11 , incl. lf'llW)'f.1"1 ,.' w )t I t . lliplwlta:" !Wiii'-• • N ~ 1al ...... .Y 1·". wnna. kir 1a \p., Prof •in 411 kr sseo. ~ 'lt.cb It's 'I br'Mtt~ ... U )'OUr dy'', .cl'r1 n ftUI I~ Cull !\part timt ava.11. Ap. numltlt )'(Mt.mu.er Tun! ' • • .-:o. u.o. , $f(lt) • ~· Polictt>4ipt.49+-J..l.21... ~ 1 14·~5111 ~~tM~=@ue ••• ~)' !t~~·.·~Ji.':tap~ f};io~~p ~.;·La·~~~ .. '!~'"CASH0a11 .... -I,.'!1,r.. e.d bltnl \u.td ISO. ~WN9M.,....llllO~ au ' 0'1'10'.elolrtll. J!ll'llet If. I. r =l .,-.. \tiod."''""' ·. •••~ u -~ -··-'••• ~·~•v ..,llto....,Plltdlar ... ~ . ..n -· ,..n ll:B .. llll:f Wa!Cblha !lafllrnliw.Iar u Clll ~ =· __ ., •=· a ... 111..i ad. . R"I" r~,.,.. . Cl•ll!i""· '4Um. · -->.-;-.. '.. OC!ila'\Wff;~ 1 ,!M!!w~1"!m.·Jfl52!ltl,t,!:.i...·,---• U. L l ' ' I r DAll!r l'!LOT 5'lollll!', -4, 1972 )~ I -I~ I ---llH! ---.... --==... ~I ~~-=.. 1rill \I I -. llil11;;'' ;;;;_ ... ;;;; .. ;;:;lfB~~I 1 ---E~~~~~~~'; .;::~·-!n~:~.;;~ .. ~s~=-~Bil~1~·~~~E~~!!!~~~E~i -~·-.;;~ . _ ... ~."·-....... ==...:=;::.; 0 , ... GOULD MUSI C CO. RUSSELL ......,,..,. G,..t >4.1' °""" P1aphip =IHT. 61<1-0wft wfn N S U Senion f2,I .. BILL WtlmJOCES" PR£SE!n'S """"· ,., .. 136. 613-6'62 " , ..._ ''"'" ""''°"""""'""'· wan1ce1 ..,..,,. cm-e """' "'---· Motors '67 FORD f-100 URRY ROOU 6'l3-Q2l. G cl o I »total'""--.,..'-Prtv. °'"' 11<1 boat U >OU old. '72 JIONDA 175 CC ....,_,. ! Pnmlttlnl "1e _,1acui... SlJR1'80ARO 6.~, w.,,.. ran pen ng head. New po.!JIL wall/wall Sleek l"""'1ed a-ORANGE COUNTY N.-cemo Orpns 1.,yncb $20. Ear lhapt, ~wl~tor ~ ~ Jwll. Really Somethtnal i.e.. than 500 milts. At.otut· L ton ~TI10NT .1 _ _, $1399 Sund8;)', Jane 4, 2:30 pm 557~7621 1 ._,. • • Value $800, Sac. $500, ~t ely cherry' (BE!X)30) ~9 •Y r ave r••--• at Ebe.U Oub ot Santa Ana ~:~~=er fi~ otftr. 11M506'173-3404. 1-larbor vW. 1sn1 Beach 18 FT.19 l!"T. 22 FT. A 2.l FT. ?Ang bed, V-8, 3 a-p('f!d. R&.H . • £25 J'rwldJ Stred. 6' ~~~ ~ FISH. N. TANKS 64.5-3959 alt 7 pm wkdays, MUsr SELL. UEl9 Gla,ttroa Blvd .• Huntlnaton &aeb. LuxurlouJ home &'A'IY from <V44449). !~. ..... --561-1621 .. day wk•nd•. V-lllS. w/Dtp Mm:. •lb. w.«35. i;.:·iong .. ac months Mike McCarthy prlus, fun. Set & Sun Juno 3rd & 41h * VliRY CLEAN II FUU.Y ·EQUIPPED. l2tO> DAWES JD sp. Bik• Comp I " * * * * * TV R-' Hll'I ot tuake ofter. 5'MlU « I . o P•Y GMC TRUCKS l -.. _ ·--· ~ud ~-.. ~ • _ .. , • ... ~,,._, -1/0 M " -·· """'' ... ,,. quick Moto H. • .la.To nulN Qlll.... s "~ WVI JI.. Shireo 136 1812 Harbor Blvd. goof ....... uwru a ., t r· alt s..... release whla. road racirw r orne s COR. BEACl t &: 1fK1P id our tlare 10 am ·---------CI'tliMT. Fully eqU!p'd. Col· --.1~1-....._~ Com Monda7 Jimt 5., C&U Jor DANISH w&loot Hi-Fi incld&" Coita Mesa JaP«J,ble bait tUlk Ir pumps, ..--... . .-~ cond. 892-3821 plete line of Mln'eym-'s r.1cFADDEN ftWM.'atlon. Garrard changer, AM/FM tuU coven. Very low hn • l~ '71 jjOI' HONDA Eldorado Mini Motor Homes WESTMINSTER GOULD MUSIC co. '""'" JS watt amp. s.. EXOTIC TROl'ICAL FISH on motor. u...i .. yachl r.._...... • $595 • ..v•n.I """ molor ~~13J6 !!31·2450 >KS No. Main, s.A. spkr In folded h or n tmder, 12100, S.• at Udo . 557-4540 homesS. •"CIALI BRAND NEW 517.oolt •• Sin" 19ll ...,,io.u.... Tape d. c k from around th• world ....... Ho!<I, 511 Lido Puk 1m HONDA CB-100, >inl _ ... $ .. 2,533-· '72 Ford Vans FREE w/Robrrts pre-amp. All (If Dr., N.a cond. Best offer (Iver """"'. • FRESH WATER Aircr•ft tis .,,,,.,, component &l'OUP8 $35 ~ SOO PRICE Slashed tor quick I'----------644-1514 aftt.r 6. BRAND NEW L A y TON Econolines. 2 t(I choose from. 546-9745. Mle, from S-1.300 to $SOO. 18' HALF interest in a '66 Cessna HONDA Scrambler I 910 TRAVEL TRAILER In1mediate delivery. ORANGE COAST PRV. Pty, Stereo m watt •SALT WATER Kelson cabin ('ru i ser 150. S:..00 & tAke over 2.000 miles, like nt11.', ruu;.f'uUy S elf -C ont a i 11f'd BUY OR LEASE HAMMOND STUDIOS AM/FM/MPX, (lldtt but w/trlr, lWlll John!IOn 35 payments 546-5038 Gttgg. strttt equipped. s 5 9 a . ll)("!Uding "' (lf!ers good, 11 .. brau renex •piers., e JAPANESE FANCY KOi 0/B. Ne"'•ly pa intl'd & Camn.rs, Sale/ Rent 920 962-3781 $.\Vay Retrig. Sleeps g 4 Adu1t E veninl Cl.8.S3cs Garrard e h a ng er , head· uphoUter1'd. S &: S radio & ...-&-r 81810:)7 •Beginners phones $225. KOJ 11.ir rnsp. (LIVE FOOD) many extras. 548-1503. ·n 1'"ord Mini home. Cruisai~ 175 YAMAHA Enduro, <'X-Phone 645-6677 Cort Pox e Intermediate a-ptional oond.. low mi., c:rouover spkrs., mail $370. Model. Au1o, P/S, A/C, d irt (If S'tl'K't. $350. 4.%-31.24 1970 Harbor Blvd. • Theory $220. wrn deal on any or all Boats, Rent/Ch•rt'r 90I A.'1/Joilf stet'f'O tape. Toilet, .cc::..:..:.:.:::..:.:.::.=:::..:::::::'.:. Costa Me!ia • Workahop 646-3936 day, 56-3591 evn. 10 .. Hon GUNS aC«'(lt~ in trade, awning. l1ilch. ll,000 miles. HONDA-CBlOO, '70. Mint Motor Home Rentals 2jl':6 NP11·porl at f'air Call ~ation SPEAKER systems, ahippins FREE s~-:i·~ P ent.ax Ya.shica. s. L . R .• ..:;15>'.Xl=:c.· .:6:.:1'-c."=.:.16::.·____ ~~~t ~ s:~~·y $300. Available tor daily. weekly _co_,_ .. _"_--'~'"~-=~"-~-366-1 CdM damage to boxes & packin& enlargtt $15, slide proj. '69 VW Camper-pop top. or monthly basis, 21', 23', 1970 Chev. Pickup 2854 E . C.out Hwy, onl,y. 6'" 1-way to 15" J.way Takes lxlth 35 & 2\4 . 7752 "New f"Tlg'' still on v.·ar-llONDA I9n SL.100 il'ffn, and 25· self <"O ntained Mo· ~ 1011, 4 sperd with low 01Ues *PIANOS*°RGANS* 11..ir suspension a y • t ems . One S•t •• One Sun Belgrave Avf>., G.G .. Bch. &: ranty. New tires-stereo tape. xlnt co.nd .. only 895 miles. !(Ir Homes, all ~uipt with and cll;'an. #821031-f. · l I 1 I 1 • ' l • t i/ Going Out For Buatness 50';0 off reg. rrtail. $ Year Chapman, Sat.-Mon. $2:lj(} or best off e r. S32S. 644-8741 generator, roof air, and $2495 I · Bat quality -prlc'9 · serv. r;uarantee. 892-ll9L PHONE 645-l S74 714/837--0778. '11 Honda CB 35() many other •xtra•. All BILL BARRY i ~ Kawai-Steinwa,y-Baldwln, etc STEREO Boats, S•ll 909 CABOVER Camper, ne\v, fits 3400 miles. Oean. $475. Coaches a.rt": 1972 models, T'• ~ Pi.am• A RoUs Complete systems, 20 f(I 40,;. Datsun, Luv, Co u r i e r , 646--0968 please call 839-9560. i Rentals • • • We Buy • Sell oft reg. retail. Speaker sys-27' aisrom sloop, A·( ('Ond. ·roy(lta, J\1azda, alps 4, Fiat·GMC-Ponti•c Dally 10-6 Sun 12·5 tems, 35 to 50% oU re&" Dogs 154 Inboard. new sails, sle€pS 4. s tove, ice OOx, t"tc. Pr pty, ,,.. __ ~'S171PI4AN1 .,~~ ,......,. retail. 7804 Westminl:ter OUTST"'DING . $5,0XI Open house Sat & -'=33-099::....:.::c';_· ------....,.ta .... eu -..-.-.... Ave .• Westminster. 892-7952. ,,.. to You ""' champ sll'ed Sun. 3336 Via Lido. Avery A(gtwl Pups. Show qual ity. ALIB>I. Camper, 4x6, $125. .., PI AN 0 UpriVlt-Antqued COLOR TV .$9'5. 21 " TV $29. $250 up. Terms. 8Zl-l3ti0, 6i:r8990. Bunk, louvered wind(lws. avocado. New kE')'boe:rd -19. 3 Llnll, 2 TlmM, $2.00 .><Ao "132 ~ -. excel tone. $250. 540-966.1 aft • p>rt. w/atand .$39. All uk for 103. RANGER 26 ful ly equip rac· _·~.c:._c.c:.:.· ______ _ xlnt CC1nd. 557-3993. in g/cruis;n.,., 5 Mils, 2 \\'SY ·-o F -• •'T ,. 1 6 JRTSl-1 Setter Pups, reg. --e. 1 0 1u ,, \•an, sun ta pm, 13" p>rtable ccrlor TV 1 l~emale Calico lone hair. American F ield, r.1 & }", radio, Dodg~. S 1 O, 5 O O. conversion, bi& 6 engine, 1&. : t. O= wftb~: s!~ ~i:· Slett0 tte0rd player 3 Jll()nlhs old. Black. Red, shot!\', reu:inabl~. 6'73-rol5 ~e~~ne r. e 846--2936 MPG. $3,450. 842-3798. LUce neow. $400 «Make ot.-0•=·-·.,-,..,.-,=·,,...=-,---, Brown, white, Call 646-Ul)B aft 6. -..,..-,-cc..,..~~---! C•mpers, 5111/Rent 920 ;_. fer. 5.31-lJl~ RCA Color TV. Xlni cond. alt.,. 2 p.m. IRISH Setler pup>, AKC wp * 8' SAILBOAT* G · $185. Ot!er. I ---CUTE==~KJ=1=·1=·EN=s~-show lines & -·-1• Perm. Excellent oondlti(ln. UPRI HT Hardman piano. .. ...,.. '!.....,_ , / Good condition. $250. or of· * &I~ * 2 male-I tern. Grey, blk, &hots. 3 moe. 962-4145. riinring. Call; 548-6773. p y/white. 963-0073. ----------c.,c='-''=~.:__~~.:__-· I w/rombination gas & f'l~ct : ' fer. 5t6--Kl8. Tiny Cock·a·pc:IOf! fi 'A'ks (lid 11~·1:' \\'ILDCAT Catamaran refrig. Corner hydraulic NEW 11' '69 KAWASAK I Bushwacker Trailers, Tr•vel -Like' l'le\V, $295, -3611 e ARISTOCRATS 945 , e NEWPORTS FRENOJ Astra 10 . sp. for e AUTO·MATES tall n1an l yr (IJd. Ltke new. Also, several used $395 &: up $90. v.·/rack $100. 53&-1840 tt'ORSHAM TRAILER SALES 'n Su zuki TS 90. Cd. oond, 2109 \\/. l 7th Strf'CI also '68 Honda lZS Tlvin nds. Santa Ana (714) 531·2595 I !st Sl. a t $.A. Frwy.) 2000 ~:. Jst SI., Santa Ana 558·1000 '70 DODGE 34 ton $2588 wk. both $300. 548-5204 aft 4. 19!~' TERRY, self-<Qntained Pickup, V·8, 4 speed, R&IJ, 1972 Honda CL-450, 5500 mi. \'I I c o mp 1 e I c fO\ving (11043J). 1 Orange, incl. helm.r, choin. po.ckoge. $19>l. >!8-<;173 . Mike McCarthy S900. &4&--2901. Auto Servrce, P•rts 949 VESPA 150 Just rebuilt, Ace -----·----- cond. $150 or best offer. 548-1724. _ 11:10MAS Elec Organ $300 5 MIXED up little puppies $10 & $20. 642-4818 (If 534.3885 & trailer, !brgls. hulhi, D> jacks. Record Player $35, tood • _______ !(' crying "Save us from the eves. sq rt dacron sails, xlnt cond. ,-I. u.. Pound". ""~ ... ~. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 1=2-13=1~"'~ ... -3~-~--- ONLY $1845 1970 Yan1aha 125 End11ro. Lo Scotts Campers -· -qi~es: Sharp~ 673-3404 ()r concUtion. 673-1432 eves. '' u-w-.-.~ :- GULBRANSEN 2 manual BOB &: Ray need a home. 2 17' Thistle. Fb/gls r~ady to . t:lec. , ortan: ado<f' cond. 3 Lines, lT1m111,. $2.00 med. mal@ l~ yn. Outdoor [ lolits Md l l~) :-ail, ne\v lo\V price -$1,275. 914 N. !!arbor Blvd. c6:.:15-6::...:5()6::::·_:. ____ _ San1a Ana 1971 Yomehe 90 MX. Total Discount . - • M ~"-' 6-•~• •••••••••• cklgs, J(lves kids , 968-6348. Mwlne E--t Call 962·6116. : • 1 U1l aac~¥'1"-'F· • .......,~. ........,,_, IVA.TE PAl'tTY WANTS To qual. home, kittens Beaut. 3 Kittens, 1t!male, 8 wks (lld, PIKE v>/trail<'r. s;:.oo. Good ro _,BUY PIANO FOR marked 8 wks box &: outsd 2 black, 1 blk & white. condition. Private party. 8' cabover. Ha.a sink. ice __ :.:1400c.::.·_:.*_:.8::33:.·::2353=--1Goodyear Siems, all sizes, box. carpet, venL'!, propane l-fodaka . Dt'!sf'rt racing bike. Jo\v prices. U.S. Jndy mags, Pickup. VS engi nr, automatic transn11ss1on. 1 SI .Ull9). $599 1 . CASH. 835-mi. Imel Long, short hair. FQUlltain Valley, $8.-2344. 8£ts~M•rlne 904 833--3815 tanks, heater, table k>ts of 645-0282 Crager American $15.95. Iii· DAVE ROSS ; 1· HAMMOND Sp i nner . 548-0813 836-44!1l, FREE \\"ood, l\iodel Clas,t; .,_,_q_u_p.-------I al' Sloop, galley & inboard storage space + 31i" 930 jackers $34.50 pr. 20" \vidf' fiberglass insulation. 'You Electric Cars Sand Paddles $99.50 up, J!'J50 PONTIAC , percualrtverb. Like new. LOVING 2 yr (lid Burmese Company. 1644 Superior , \VANTED: YACHT JUNK engine, fully e q u i pp e d pane'! the inside-& ia~. Ne..,'POrt, Cos ta l\lf's a. $295, finn. \l.'eekdays caJI * Electric Shopper * 645-35:'>4. 2480 Harbor Blvd. ; Ort&. owntt. $400. 675-5233. female cat. Loves people. C.M. 646-3231. (Ill consignment. Clean out 1 _;$2300=: . .::l:.:o.::U.::":.:·-':.:1>-:..::1::39::3 __ ' SftTDJb UpriglU Piano 6#-1000. LAB/Retriever Pup, male, 3 your garage (Ir dockbox. LIDO 14 No. 3083 car trlr. befoN" 3 pm, 536-7749, Xlnt cond . • iJOO Cash Costa 11esa 548-8017 548-4877 ALLEN Engine Analvzer $300 or be&:I atler. MOTHER CAT AND 3 JOT. moe (lid, smart & eentle. Bring good used marine Sails & racin&'. hardware . 536-8775 TENS 54&-5587 847-2703. equip Ir hardware 1(1 Sara's Xlnt rond $1300. 673-4 191 '65 }~ord 250 ~ T. Truck mOOel PB Sill, 2 yrs :old. '69 w/8~1:' Cabo\'er \Veat\\-·ay's Mobile Homu 935 calibrated in May. 557-8967 CHEVY C30 1 ton $2688 i ADOR.ABLE! 6 YR (lld spayed miniatutt Marine SaJvqe, ill-30th St., 21 ' Sloop. S:nl. 2400 Santa I• , Sporting Goods l30 NEED a frie'nd? BEAtrr poodle. Hiah 1trung. Needs N.B. 675-468'4. Ana Ave., Costa Mesa. camper unit. 4 speed. RI .H Xln t «>nd. 54,000 mi. $1995. Greenleaf P•rk A Re•lly Beautiful eves. GUN cabinet fOr 7 rifles, CAUCO !wk k I t t • n • &ood adlilt OOme. 673-<fla> Bo.ts, Power '°' 540-5886. doonl w!lock. L(I w e r Haebroken. 979-0923 20' Danish sloop. 548-0316. ·n V\V Can1pmobile. Pop top, spec. 3-way retrig., radio, camp. ge'a.I'. 499-1951. drawer. Hanclcrafted.bE'ight l\iALE black poodle. Loves 1 l!"'-I YACI-ITI NG Asaoclates Ccrrp. Inboard · 5 sail~- width-361,S. 548-9688. people. hi• and Suppliu invites the public to ride on Must Stt. 536-9759 •• GOLF BALLS •• ~ . the: world's first Turbine 20 • VIKING &loop. Cabin. Cycles, Bik•t, Slightly usedfT(lp tt>lld. Blk & ~t ,Puppies ~\\·end pleu ure boat (In Beautiful condi!ion. $1200. _ 35c eaJSl.50 in" 6.~•92-t•"A Small breed. ~ / 673-6839 Peta, GeMrM, .1 Waso une 21 3• 4· r;:i05 w. Coa.5t '494-2696 (Ir 6'Q.-3334. Scootirs ,.,-JUghway, N£'\vport Beach I . 322 Santa ,Mariarita. SC. Kittens-:f)<et ... -eone who J F K 1 64&-055l . • Sabot, good rond. . ~ ap.11nese ancy o 1 · h u ' ( ~::tP.$45. J·Val~· ,.,..._ ·-·~ , , I V<t Do y ............. $11'. 1961 BSA GclldStar. Fast & Sanit11ry. $700 T14-49a.4&40 ! , .Ill" llllek. '3>-~'rwfn !:. ~~'1530 D stribut~ by Locklll'd Fan. STARCRAf'T 16' f/g!u s. 65 G75-2G2J '~ _ ....... , ,,..__ .. 1_ ,·-1re . -, • · cy Koi. An tor a-ale at Fi&h hp l\Ierc sk i/fish, lrg \\'hi 1970 Honda 350 CB &longing to older adult. Ex· eel eoncl. S5CO f irm. 493-3i53 .....-..._, '·"·10u•:,.~ .... ~.. N Tank~. 1882 Harbor Blvd, trlr, all just like rJE'W. Sl!'.00 SABOT without s a 11 s , J for twin'• DJ. ~-4. • • W h It•, ,Depbi.ka•• over-C~ta Mes&. film. Take ca.r on trade. flbergla.!s ht\].!, ~ 'Al)rk. l NEE Rltt~···i,AI"' rwminl ~~!Turn•-~---~--~ 5'1~1 704. S-125, 642-7641 I.,.,..,;·..,,., ' ~ :'(" ' the into "' " ell J•JNnes• F•ncy Koi ""===~~-~-~ Pwjtep!we, Fla~ ~~,JID m. .... '.:.li=. -s Dietrlbuted by Lockard 1-'an-BEAUTIFUL JO' Twi n 14' Super Satellite w/trailer. dlnls, S3S. Clll' -. · .. tbral thnJ: ~ p 110 t cy Koi, are ior fJale-at Fish Screw Chris < c 1 ear ) All glass & Blum. Vtry * 1970 HO?>.'DA 3 5 0 SCRA1IBLER S373i. Call 54.8-5&32. :r '• . , 'N Tanks, 1882 Harbor Sacrifice for $6500 (Ir trade ~'"'~""'..:;·_$:c150=·.:545-c::... 344:..:.:8:.:· __ •••••••••••••••••••• ~Bl-vd_ .. _c_.M_. ____ 1 !or P.U .• camper or' VICTORY 21' O.yMiler. Cati 852 962-4283. \v(trlr. 2 sets sails. F ixed MINI bike $50. fair condition, Triumph stock mufflers $10, ,.;&.3821 • ii JilMALAYAN female, seal point, prcx:luC'es top kit- tens, CFA registered. Also persian kittens and per. alan stud ~ervice. 14' SlLVERLL~E fbrgls, 5 keel Asking $1400. 645-2849. '69 TRlUMPH 650 Bon- neville. Xlnt cond. $8:!0, 644-2287 I' yrs. & tilt trailer -Evinrude * Lido 14 $595. * !I control1, new upholstery. Balboa Islanfl mo or I ng Be~t (lffer. 61f>..1828 11.vailable. 675-1323. I; :t ' .. • '• • '> ., A cctN!Nmn' SHOPPINC ANO SEWING CUIO£ fCUI' THE GAL ON THE GO. For •n ad fn Wom•n'1 World Cell Mery Beth 647-5678, ext J~O :! International Designer Pattern . f • • • ' • • I 'l : " -., . " I' ,: .. " , ,G. . ff~ . ft ·~1 Accents of color wiU1 angular gh apes decor- 1 1 • ate the neckline and double as pockets on the skirt of this Bouti qu e design . Top-slitch- Jf mg lra<:es the edges -th e basic shape ls prin· 1 cess with the zipper set in the center back I seam. Ideal for fa brics sue~ as cotton, linen, denin?, seersucker, synthetics sUk linen raw , : stllt. ·11332 Is cut in ready-1'..weu Musu i; Sizes 1().18. Size 12 re9ulres appro:llniately 1 -1 2-3(8 yards of ~5" fabric and Ii y8l't! ol -15" , contraiL To order 71332 ; give size. name, 89'2-2970 SI.At\fESE Stalpoinl $10. n . Call &tter 646.278], kittens 2 pm. SIA.,tESE KtTIENS SEAL P OINT 567-2761 SIAMESE kitten nJle & perky little fe llow , hooaebroken, StO. 673-5,'ill. 16' Century, t~ish Ski (Ir runabou t, xln't rond. 110 hp !!Ilg. Must iiell. Be!t (lfr. S4l -4345, 552-9589 eves. 2G' Boat. good cond. SS radicl, Chl"'ys. l\111.rine e ng. Shp avatl . $100) cash. a46·9390 aft 6 pm/\\•knds. 20' CABIN CRUISER Dogs + Trailer. J-Ia:o; everything! S2200 or best offer. See it in the \1·ater! 528-9702. l~l~~..:::.::c...::=..:c=:~~-1 23' Crl~ Craft Cnvalier , fully "* * OUTSTANDING GI't'at ~u.ipped, ready to go. D $2,00J. 548-1337. Ant. p ups, A KC, r ellM)nable. 540-2894 18' IB Bay Bofl.t, glas.."l, 4 cyl, nu cover, $850. SILKY Ter"rrer puppies AKC, 673-3826 Show qual. $100 to $125 or -~--'"-'='----- makt' offer. 962-7057. 14 IT. FiDerglasa 30 hp. AKC Pedigrff Silky Ten1er Ne1v trailer lights, $375. • 642--. pups, Ul). Call 6U-4Q 26' Sabrecraft 1963, head, AKC Silkle Terrier female galley, sips 4• many extras. ShaJil! $3860. 963-1481 puppy, 11 wka old. $1!().) ~~=.:....:=::::....:=:.::..::... 644-2500. 16' Chu1spa.r Runabout, 50 hp Mercury, trailer, •pare:, TINY Teacup Toy Poodle a xtra.~. $650, 673-755!1. AKC rea:iatered 547-3851 * 541~1 HOUSE Hununar Watch the ST. Bernard, female, 3 m(lnths old. AKC. All shot!. * ~17 •• AFGHAN HOUN D w/papers $100. Male, 2 yrs. old. • 642--C381 • GREAT Dane Pups. AKC "Giants". AU. COLORS. VERY J\:EAS! 963-aiOO GOLDEN RETRlEVERS, malet, AKC, shaw quality, $150. Tom11; 545-:m! . LABRAOOR RftrJevtr pups- ye!Jow. Pul'P bred. 96&-1'14 IRISH S.ttu Pupt. AKC Ch. linn. See Sire I: Dam. SUS up. -r..nni. 988-'1M3. LABRADOR pup\. $SO. AKC, ct.pable .\JI ~ aold labs.llf&.6337. OPEN HOUSE column. ; : address and zip. Send $2.00 for lint class : l mail. Ad!lr••• SPADEA. Box N, Dep't CX-15, Olll!UAHUA. t>autllul • Milford, N.J. 08848. Pattern Books by CIHSI· ~ ~ """'· SUZUh'l 50-1970. Street. l,150 BCNts, Slips/Docks 910 miles. Ne1v cond, 540-5886. CHOICE slips in new l\tarina .70 Honda ~ Scrambler. for 25-70 f t. OOats, 673-6606. "'/helniet & shop manual, $47.J or make offer . 646-4706. SUP available on ] year lease. \Viii lake b 0 a t ·69 Yamaha 250 Enduro lo 40+.xl3. 8~1 (bu s.J mi. Pert. oond, Reblt •ng . -.:E::x'::.':::"::·.:1::525:::. . .:646-664.::.:.:::::'c.· __ DOCK w/bathroon1 up to 26', .$75/m(I. No. 2 Balboa '68 J-Ionda chopper . C~ N 8 67::: •??t f"~t $500 take'!!. .u\'C,o;, l . , .,....,.,._, , ~8--98()9 SAIL BOAT SLIPS '68 Honda 160 Newport Bf'a<'h 548-2253 Xlnt cond., $:<m, helmet, Boals, Spead & Ski 911 646-<1912 l il' 1968 CAR I BB E A N BELL motorcycle Ber kley Jet _ family ski white, 1Ue 714 $25. boat. Ex«l O'.lnd. $1700. 1 ___ _:54&-14:::...::.:.:18;__ __ 968--7614 '65 Honda ~ 27.500 mi's. 14' Ski runalxlut, 40 hp, John. $751). O.B. Ug. wheel ttlr pl~ aki Call &Cs-&>41 eqpt. Nice cond. $650. SUZUKI !iOcc .642-7138. Uke new $165. 14' Ski Boat, 65 hp Mercury, ___ _:53l=..-::.72!M::.::. __ _ Xlnt rond. $700. '66 BSA 441. Xlnt cond, Ovu * 557-0013 * hauled 6,000 ini $450 finn. 11' Schlada SK with llO 673-0461. Mere OB. Canvu coVft', A good want •d ia a rood Sharp! $1750. 962-3894 Investment • i' flcatlon: Separates, Sport.wear, Miscella· 121.. * lfMZl4 i ! JltOUI -,t.®. St B'"'°'l!; 1",l\O, l10 Jl&P<l'I, ': .................... l)'T.<>14.1. CIOISWOID PUZZLE ANSWER ' Adult Community I l§J Flat bed, 4 spt>ed, R&.H, J~as available .a. 20x44 Lancf'r Autos rws.te ~ (38317C). in new oond1t1on (I n Space '::· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~;; M1'ke McCarthy 11, i"-'' "''""'""''· Thi' • is an ex~tional value al $7750. Oth~r resales al!O Generet 950 GMC TRUCKS a vailable. lT::iO \V h i t t ier . COR. BEACH &· Avf' .. Cos ta r.tesa. 646-7965 \\i ESTCO'."-STER 3 \\'hl n1ail flict'ADDEN or 54g..1698. 9 A.\11.fi p;i..1. tn.ick \Yllll 1't"11u1nufa cluri>d 894'·!.136 : 531·2450 eng, $300. 646-1911. N•E\V l l' DOUBLE .,.,-ide .Flamingo - mob i 1 e hom e. JI a s Antiques/Cfissics 953 iv /r:om bmation gas &. el~t. everything. Set up in nice refrlg. Corner hydraulic fa n1ily park. Pets ok. $8500. 1950 Buick Special. Dyna jacks. 531-7294. no1v 4 dr clr sednn. Or1j\. 0 :\L -i· $1g.f5 Motor Hom.. 940 paint. IA mill's. <..;oo<l rub-Scotts Campers ber. S250/best (If fe r . I !.11·1 N. Harbor Blvd. BRAND NEW 5-'8-ro9Z a[I 6 pn1. Santa Ana CLASSIC '$4 1\Tark \'II .Jag. CONVE RTED School bus 1972 Melman N(lt running, but complete. has everything but toilet, MINI Motor Home l st $1.25 takes. &1&.1346 Must s('t" to appreciate $14!:6 or be,o;t offer. 646-3242 or 956 "51-4540. Dodge chas_sis, Sleeps 6, fully Dune Buggies self contained, (B3JBF:ll1529857l PRICED TO SELL DEALER'S COST COAST IMPORTS 1000-1200 \\', Pacific C,,f. H~'Y· Ne..vport Beach (n 4) 642·0406 ~29 '72 SPECIAL DUNE BUGGY radio, & top. 209EOJ . $1599 «5 E. Coast H1vy, NEWPORT BEAClf 613-0900 J::xt. 53.54 '68 Chevy Sport Van, 8 Passenger, Deluxe inl@l'ior, Bkr., Long Wheel Bau, Must St-!t, \\·lake Otter, 646--32-12 or 5;;7-4540. '57 Dodge pickup, 6 cyl, rufll'! good. '54 }'ont pickup, 8 cyl, canvas camJ)f'r on ~. i\lake-offers. 14Jt Cenite« Dr., Lag B. '69 f (lrd Econoline E-JXI, Radio, 1-fea!er. Bkr , Auto ·rra ns., 6 f',\ I, SJ99,) (II' beat olff'r. &16-.324:l or ~7-4540. :)7 ,\IJLJTAJ;t Y Dodge pcn\"~t \1·agon , 1 ton pick up 4"4 \•.-Jth Olds VS. .$750 firm. ~92-25~. (Open Sunday) '67 ~j, ton 1nic:k 8~i: camper , '61 VW Bug, good for buggy. lo m i. Xlnt cond. Slps 4 No engine & has lront end $2300. Ph. 894-6954, ' damq:~. Rest or bcx:ly is Auto l••slng 964 ·~~ u.~-G-.... ,__.,_ IOOd. Good trans, $100. or -----''"-----..........., .-~._., "'"1.en ..... vv,.. best cub otter. Mun •eU · 1 Blk. So. ot G.G. Frwy. this weekend, 5t8-5380. ~2333 Green metal 1lake: PAC'E·ARRO\V •. ClllNOOK Flberglau dune buggy Try our lease ~ far All top brands • • Discount w/tow b&f & many extra!. Savings .. Satisfaction • Ser. price •• IMMEDIATE DE-Make Ofter vice. LIVERY · · 811-7921 WE LEASE ALL POPULAR BEACH CITY DODGE 1~o=UN=E~Bug:.:.gy:...=. :_All_ne-w. 1971 MAKES AT COMPETI- Reblt turbo Corvair. Gates, TIVE RATES. 16555 Beach Boulevard tires, chrome wheels, T~ CaJJ Malcolm Reid fOr Huntm,ton Beach ~7. Must seU. further detalla. (71<1 540-2660 THEODORE __ ....::.:.::.:===---!CLASSIC M•yen Man x . ROBINS F9RO TEST DRIVE show cond, all equip nt:w. 2060 ff&rbor Blvd THE MIDAS MINI needs enc. bst (lfr, alt 6 C.OS!.A Mes. 6'2.ooto MOTOR HOME pm. 49S-32'2. Distributed by Trvclt1 9'2 Au1<11 Wanted ,.. Ken Craft Products cR1v11R MoToRs •65 DODGE ~ tun wE PAY rop 20! w. J.tt st.. --CASH IU-3171 * Mll'Ylii Pearce* $1199 ---·~­Picltup, V-8, f opeed, RAH. call Ut !or ~ "'1iinat0t. Motor lflllls (5fllie Mccarthy GROTH &!!~ w.. • Rentals 'AU IDr Salet .._ 55• ,.,._ Truek Cantor llZll Beocb Bl>«. · .......,. j5ll.lO llffch Blvd., • Hantlnst<in lliidl · Hll"S. ~ Wq, S.A. Wea!mlnstcr Nl-41111 la MlNl Motor fkune for rent. 894-13?.6 894-3341 -1Mc;;;;;;;;;;-;;;:-;::;;;.~ SffPI C. 1tlt eont. Pvt. pt)t. 'al 01tv A cam....,r, """"" IMPORTI WANTED ,. •-" ~· Ooootlat 497-2311 att e pm. condition. Extras! $900 TOP f-BUYElt , '71 DODGE holiday m!Jll ~ boll Oller. '40-3211 81U. ~ TO'(OU homt 21'. Sell oont.aintd. '54 Ford ~ Ton. Nei. q lne. URi BMcb Blvd, , s1 .... 6. lllO • w .. k. Sc Good t<>t>dltlon $400. H. l!aach. • Ph. 147- mlle. Avail aft.. Jww l 5. 6f6-*3 MU. 'Buy ~-dur car ·PiJd for 919-3832 * '67 )Wd, l Ton Truck. or not. CaD llalpli ~Ololoj Turn unu..rt '""" tn•><rulclt eab!JI chuo!•, ''"'"' lAlt• 6™l900 -UIS E. C.U H cuh. call to-all oft. 111!0. 646-1(1)), ~ Newport Bach.. I " l s...i..-4,1"72 ~I --- ----·· -· , .. ,, .. ---l~I --· l~[I -~ .,..-,.,.,1111.oli$fL I..~... _ NEWPORT IMPORTS lUIJ W. Coast Hwy., Nrwpll1 Beac.b '41-9405 WE PAY TOP DOLl..AR FOR TOP USED CARS DATSUN '71 240 z '· I i,, '' • I • 17331 BE" ACH BLVll. MlJNTINC.TON Bf /I.C H . " b 4:.? t:lbt>l> ..aclDIS •NZ U your car b extra clean, 4 spd, canary yellow, plush .ee uj tint. blk. inte-rior, mar ••heels, Ii' _______________ ...,, BAUER BUICK Jrnt I: rear guards, low mi, ~rDANS 2925 """"' Bl,d, &'OrillO<' ETWl9, $4195 full HONDA -445 E. Coast I l\\'Y. NE\\'PORT BEACfl 673.mxl Ext. ~54 Costa Mesa 979.2500 price. Barwick Datsun, 998 $1639 INCL. Nll•Hf Autot, tmported 97(1 So. Coast Hwy., Laguna fUALNLDf:CTIA~:~~::iD Ji-======== Beach. 5464051/494-9m, ..,. '66 DATSUN PICKUP "-""---~.,..,--___ ..... ,MERCEDES BENZ '51 f\l.B, Cla~sl<' 170 -S Cabriolet ron'" Coniplt'tf'ly restore:!. $3,950. S-19-2526. ALFA ROMEO Atta Romeo '72- 2000 Looks&: Runs line! Excelll'nl transportation -cute little UNIVERSITY '67 Mercedes 250 S Sedan tru<k CSLU479J. Mako oflec! OLDSMOBILE-GMC TRUCKS.HONDA Bkr. Before 7 pm. 645-4392 2850 HARBOR, COSTA MESA _ ~9640 Exquisi!t> sand beige with MG or 644.2950. • ''We AN"""' s..thfiM U.ttl ,. .. ,,,_. tull leathrr interior, faclory NOW IN STOCK ·n Z.IO-Z, G/s magi & rad, "'!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l~~l!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!~~!!'!I air conditioning, a u t 0' fac air, 1 owner, excel cond. "!!! trans., po\\'C'r stC'ering, For Immediate $4500. Sat & Sun. 644-0753, FIAT KARMANN GHIA po"·er disc brukt-s, Ai\I/fi\1 '59 AIGA, soft top, radials, some spare parts. S325. &1~797. PEUGEOT Delivery y,•eek days aJt 5. radio, radial V.'hite slde wall Instant Credit KARMANN Ghia '70, grn tires, local beauty that ---,..P"E=E'"O'"Te--- BANK FINANCING '67 Datsun Roadster needs '69 Rat 124 sho\\·s impeccable care in-* UG * COAST rings brakes. Leaving coun--Sp C ronv., good rond, below bk, ...;d• and nut. f1iVJ""8J, .. A::J\ ~·o • .,,,, ort oup• Sl.300/oller, leavinl: entry. ,.. ,,, Icy.~~. -$3555 '7l'l 240 z, n.lr/znav. l\1ust 4 Spd, Radio, Heater (-YZN-675-tl679. AJ low as $2,299. {No. 5545) FRIT': \VARREN'S .5€11, best offer over $-KXXI. 070J. LOTUS • IMPORTS 72816510 SEDAN co!sT ,~~~~~;~:~s; i:;~ L~,~::~!~~~t~~cl lOOO-U'OO W. Pacific Cst. 1-flvy. ,\ DR, 4 spd, lo1v ntileagr. MAZDA injC'ction, aulo. tr ans.' Sport Cor Center e ORANGE COUNTY 'S LARGEST 710 E . 1st St., S.A. :.47--0764 Newport Beach (TI4) 642-0406 Radio, heater (#337998) IMPORTS JlO\\'er sll'\'ring, P"T. disc. $2349 full price. Will financt'. =====,..,,=-=I brakes, full le-ather interior, ALFA ROMEO Bacwic k Dab"n, 998 So, HUNTINGTON BEACH AM/FM SW 'adio, ------_,..,..,,.. 1--------·I Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach. Beautiful interiO'I' & Mows '66 Porsche 912 PORSCHE '67 Alfa Spyder 5'1&-4051/494-9m. 1®1200 \V, Pacific Cst. llwy. MAZDA meticulous care inside & 4 Spd, AA1/FM Radio, Llke 5 Spd, MI/FM Radio, I-lard DATSUN 1969 4 dr. secJ .. auto Newport Beach (TI4) 642-0406 out. (73.'.:>lJEJ). New Condition, (YLU546). ~ Soft Top,, IVDT834 1, tran•, Lo mL 8"'rnL rond, 54&4529 $4888 $3290 $1690 PtcL pty, $1250, 962-20>), '68 FIAT HAS OVER • COAST COAST '71 Datrun, '""', xln't rond. 124 COUPE 100 '70 Mercedes l.Daded. ~fust sell. Call 4 ~. radio, heat f! r . 180 SEL St'dan. Very low 008-7903, WYS46L ROTARY CARS mileage. Exq"~it• Toba= '70 DATSUN 240 Z $1344 IN STOCK brown fini'h with ntll""'' IMPORTS IMPORTS Xlnt cond. 962-6351 PHALHOJ\'EGR64EEN5-5:S99 full leather interior, po\Ver · slet>ring, brakes, electric FERRARI 1'-11RACLE MAZDA • 1vincio11·s, facto!J" air co~ , . . . ~ 2150 Harbor Blvd. ROTARY RX2 flitionlng. Ai\l/t'i\1 J'ilereo 1000-1200 \\. Pncific Cs!. ll"Y· 1000-1200 W. Pacific Cst. lh\')'. '69 Ferrari, 365 GT, 2 + 2, Costa Mesa multiplex. A b so l u t e I y Ne\vport Beach (714l 642-0406 Ne"'·port Beach (714 ) 6;12-0406 silver, A.:\t/Ff\.f, air, full 1---------shov.TOOnt frt•sh throughout. ~29 546-4529 P""" "'" Mich"'"· 714, JAGUAR $2488 (538CEI) -,Jfl>ORSCHE-911 T Alfe Romeo 67:Hi410, early morning. $7222 FIAT "BILL \Vl-IITLIDGES'' 5 speed, custom paint, 911S SUNSET MOTORS '71 UHD 11111LUI • Nabers wh'"'· Only 16,000 mil", Al\1/1',At stC'reo. Cost over '71 Fiat 124 Spyder • Cadillac •9000 """· ""'' "" 16986. l\1ag Wheels w/new Radials, ORANGE COUNTY IMMEDIATE 2600 1-IAH.BOR BL., Corp, Vice Prel'ii<lent's pri- 4 Spd, Must Be Seen {880-UX:ATION COST'A l\fESA vale Porsche. Call 842-4435 DNQJ. 1964 Jaguaf' Cpe $2295 ~9100 Open SUnday for appointment. NOW ON DISPLAY $2590 SaJH Service Part! Body Shop COAST IMPORTS 1(00.1200 \V. Coast I-fwy. N'ewpll't Benc:h 642-0406 COAST IMPORTS * '71 AlFA * 1000-1200 W, PacllicCst. Hwy, • Newport Beach (TI4 ) 642-0406 * CLEARANCE * 54&4529 1961 Fiot 124 Cpe. * SALE * ' 5 spee~ wi~h _air rond. Sharp car, YQU551. Wire wheels l il3 a real DELIVERY beauty. Hes only 34,000 SO USED MERCEDES 1957 Porsche. Top condition. miles & it!I a one owfl('r. ON DISPLAY NOW Compll'ie!y reston.ocl. ROTARY Lea1e New Mercedes * Call 673-8593 * Lie. YRJ\811. Phone 64S-6677 . $118.71 Monthly '63 Porsche Convt. rcblt 1970 Harbor Blvd. WAGONS HOUSE OF IMPORTS .ng;.,., can "'· eu.1<1y. 6862 Manchester, Buena Pk 548-9319. Costa Mes• 523-7250 on Santa Ana Frwy. '66 Pon1che-912 '67 JAG XKE 4.2 e AM/FM • Good rond. Air, Al\t/FM, 4 speed, wire 644-1534 wheels, Immaculale, only PICK UPS '6.l 1000 s, excellent rond .• 47,000 milc!I, ZYF742. rebuilt engine, rtf UST $1995 SELL. $1700. 494-7702 Bill BARRY • l1rgest T r•d•in Allow1nco1 Given POn=E, '&I, :is.<:, •nglne in exct'llent cond., new e E-Z Fin1ncing paint, $2T:il. 962--5685. Tho 1972'• Ace Hero! $1395 Fiat-GMC-Pontioc POISCHI '7' Por1CIM fllT Stereo, Map, Prt\'8.te Party, """' ..,._, oft ' - 833-ll55- RENAULT Ren•ult Demo Sale Semi Annuel Demonstrator CIHr•nce Sele This Weekend Unbe1table Prices ALL 1172 MODELS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY INSTANT CREDI T APPROVAL BANK FINANCING COAST IMPORTS 1000.1200 \V. Pacific Csl. II1''Y· Newport Beach (7141 6.\2·0-W6 Renault Salas & Service for over a dt?cllde in Orange County Sen" Orpt. Opt_•n ti! 8 p.m. f.londay Jim Sll'ntons Hl'nau!r 2201 So. l\ln1n, Sanla Ana "I hlk-north of \Varnrr Se;vice Ot>pnrtn1ent ~\&-111-t Sales Depurtn1ent 551r:l212 SAAB SALE All Naw SAAB's Are Always Speciel Priced At Coast Instant Credit Bank Financlnt Immediate Delivery Factory Trelnecl Experts In Service, Parts, Sales Overseas Delivery COAST IMPORTS 1®1200 \V, Pacifir Csr . J h~·y. Newport Beach (714) 642·0406 '70 SAAB 99E like new, Sport cpe., fact air, 4 speed; 6S2DW . $1999 445 E. Coast 1-lwy. NEWPORT BEACll 673--0900 Ext. 53-M (()pen &mday) Available, Larg"t Saviog' E"' Oo Bill BARRY 11'! SL at SA Frwy, I All f..todc.111! This is the B Y N 2000 E. 1st St., Santa Ana 970 Autos, Imported 970 Weekend To uy our C\V Alta at: Pontiac-GMC-Campers l -~==558~·1_000~~-- COAST (ls1 St. !ii:~. F'rwy.) co~~ti~O~+ o;n';:7'uro, 2000 E. 1st St., Sanla Ana wire whls., lo miles, best ~1(0) oiler. Must sell. 673--4l02 IMPORTS '69 12~ Spyde.r, Conv. 5 Spd, 19TI XKE _ Al\t /F'M, b!ue/blc:k-lo mi. A/C. \\'ire Wh~e1.s. A~1/D.J Xlol '"3813 °~ °"10 •xi \Vhlte y,•/blk-in!. 1001'.~1200 \V. Pacific C.~I. 1-1111'. 2;19, · O'rv-' J'N""O\I .. Excel Cond. &W-1807 Newport Beach CTI-I) 642-0uti ,68 }'iat. ~ Spyc:k'r Good "l-foward" y,•here a.re you! AUSTIN HEALEY mechanical cond. \Vholesa.le Lost something'! Find H. Blue Book $750. 8-l&-2672 place an ad! 642-5678. Lo, On , & Mo. Pymts, • HUNTINGTON BEACH MAZDA 17331 BEACH BLVD. '11 Mlle So•tti •f WerMr 842-6666 •r.o Austin 1-leale~-. Bug·Eyed Autos, lmporTed 970Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported Sprite. mnv/hdtp, x l n t iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijjll 970 body/eng. $-175. 847-7762 aft 6, DEAN LEWIS S.AAI ~ TOYOTA SAAll SONNE TT Ill '70 TOY OT A I " • When You're No. 3 ' ...... l'Mllo, '117CUW. y.., Try H•rdor e $1599 We At Coest Would lika To Boest "We Sold Tho Most!" A3. ol r-.11lrrh 3, 1972 We Wt'!'!' ft No. 3 ln the NaUon (Jn Fad \t SAAB SON NIT Sports Cat. A, We "'ant to be and will be ..... No. l by Jun~ Isl. Test driw "\ a SoMett today Md see why more peoplr huy f.rom Coa.!lt 445 E. Coast Hwy. than A.ny o!ht-r dra!er tn So. NEWPORT BEACII Cali i. 673-0000 Ext 53-M COAST IMPORTS t Open Sunda_y) '7! TOYOTA $2029 4 S()('1'd trans. Dix Al\l radio. Jlt'atcr, df'frnsters. tinted glass. \\"l11te v.•a.lJ tittL Po1>-0ut rt•ar v.1nJ<11~.~. \7rn)l JlXJO.t:.ioo \V. Pacilh .. Cst. ll\l-y, tr111i. Carpels. f'mnt dii.c brakes. HPf'!!nin1: buckt'I ~i 'l'P.ll'l lil"arh •il·ll 6-11-0406 TOYOTA 1967 TOYOT.\ Cnm 11R. 4 Dr .\tll.fl(!i\J"rl ~hl lt. Jo:ng1ne I~ scats. iffi 20-30078~. ~mlblli4 -TOYOTA rebuil t. $.31:. or hes! oUer. 1966 llarbor, C.l\I. Call Rft 7 pn1. or l\l'f'kend11 nnytin1t', 979-1-196 ask for -----~-~~ 'ti~ 1'()\'0TA Cn1'0nt1 \Vhitf 1\•/h!11e 1n1., n1 r, ,\i\l ff'l\f rad1n. i\ul\1, ! ,(i,){j Cone!, 5-16--!Xlll /&l:l--l!\.l l. -------~--'';0 To~otu-2 dr luntltop. Auro tran~-Air t'fln<!. Rad/hcah•r. Lo1\· r11 ile, finnd Cond. 83J..-O.l30 '71 Toyota Corolla Sia. Wag. 16,00J rni'11. Xlnt coocl s.i1-..1n1 Day11. '' \V h I t e Elrphants" over- running your housf''! Tum them into "CASil " -sell then thru Dally P 11 o t Oasalfled. 642-5678. liF-111•\"\•is ~'metm Toyota & Jaguar Dealft' Authorized Sa.lei & Service 900 S. Coast 1-lighway LaJ:nna Beach 541).liOO '70 TOYOTA WAGON $1495 SANTA ANA TOYOTA Senrice Dept open 7: 30 am '!ii 9 pm ~ton-Fri. 540-5Zl2. 417 W. \Varner, Santa Ana. '6!J Corona. 2 dr hrd-top, auto, air, 27,700 mi. Very cle~ Orig. owner. 567-1196. • Autos, Imparted 970 Autos, Imported 1tt1 Maz lMD l•DAN (ll»SllJ Prlctd lo l~ll "' $1195 '''Mal ?ti S ''1 Mal 1)1 II. COU,.. Aullo. 1r1111., 1lr c911d., aom Tol)t. IG15'0tl TESTED ''*Mal U. ' t DI' SMl•11, Alr : c-. Auro T1•111, , I.ow Ml .... tYll..· ''" $3479 1 BMW I , H's worth r•pe•tin9 ••• •nd you'll .,ho the sentimenl1 of our m•ny other 1•ti1fied 'u1tom•rs ••• wh•n you buy et Harbour VW, you SAVE! Come in today and look over th•1e fine car1 .. , you'll see whet we mean! '70 BMW 2500 Automatic, Radial Tires, AM/Fl\t Radio, one owner (15.'!BQWJ 16th ~KKIVE~!A~Y Now is the season! We have over 20 VW recreational vehicles & busses in stock. Plus over 150 new & used VW's. $4199 CREVIER MOTORS a W. 1st St., Santa Ana 135-3171 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY & SEE US ABOUT OnriM• Delivery CREVIER MOTORS • w. 11111 St .. Santa Ana ~'" Vlalt our new home! & IOY CARVD, l11e. 2l4 E. 171h St. Q!ola M-5'&-4414 72 BMW 3.0 Coupe DX! mlln., Stock •27 CREVIER MOTORS -:U W. lit Sl. Santa Ana 135-3171 CAPRI · 'Tl CAP!\! 20), c11x Int. vln. ~111J ml, pvt Pl>· 12115- 16 YEARS OF VOLUME TOYOTA & VOLVO SALISH It's our Birthday-But we're giving all the GIFTS!! DISCOUNTS! DISCOUNTS! DISCOUNTS! No Bicycles, No Gimmick$! Just Plain Cash Savings! Hundreds of '72 Toyotas & '72 Volvos and Select Used Cars To .'Clioose From $AVE AS NIVIR IEFOR!. IMMEDIATI DILIVlllY. PHONi 9.-6·9308 D ·EA -N LEWl~­ IMPORl-5~--. ORANGE collTY'S BIGCEST TOYOTA·Ytlft dEI . ' 1966 HARIOR ILVD., COSTA MESA 646°9303 ' I • • '71 VW DELUXE BUS .... , .... , , , .. $219 '71 VW S9UAREBACK , .......... , ST995 Under Fact, W•rr1nty. Show floom Cond. Y1llow W/lllk. Int, !1111 ON1.l A tpMll, wnr, llU.H, m1rlnt •11.19. M l ltt;1 IMW. Wt•l'n<I SP9Cl•I. ( .. 7Cllll '70 DATSUN PICKUP TRUCK $1750 '61 VW BUG ..................... $24' Cllromt ~lil1, radio-Uk• MW. (ID llHL) NE ED WOlll(, fFYHUtJ. '65 KARMANN GHIA ..... , .... , ... $981 Or•l'lff, ltl<flo, H .. i.r, F1c1ory 11:11>11111 Ellflrl• &-Tr1n1. SI• IO IPPl"«l•ltl UllT .. Qoj' snow Room Condlllol'I, Ntw Top, f)(EY •2111. Brl(lhl lttd w/Bl1dl; 111t1rlor. '68 FIAT SPIDER ... , ..... , , .... , .. $108 '69 VW SEDAN . , . , . . . • . . . . • . . .. . $119 '65 VW S9UAREBACK ............. $799 Ll;frl Blue w/91.tck 1111. It., H., !XNJ Jal, New Hifll, t IPlld. (ltfFfl'U '67 CHEVY >/4 TON '70 VW CUSTOM SUNDIAL CAMPER $2718 PlckllCI. New Pllnl. Auro., \II, (l'UJ'M) Gnr•I fM ...._tnds. (115 AVll. Tllll Wftktnd t11r'/ '61 VW SEDAN ................. . '63 VW PANEL BUS , ... , ..•••••.. $TOA Doi.lb .. C.~. ~n:I to !Ind, w ..... SPKlll. I Hl2ft.4l ltml-elll'IPll'. lbClllllm c:elld, LOl,l\l1rld w~. IKOCMt) '68 VW FASTBACK . . . . . . . . ..... ' . '68 DODGE VAN .............. . $21'5 A ,._, •Ir t'llld., llkt -· CXCtml , - '67 OPEL WAGON ................ $68 • ..... rldJe. .....,, bu!IMf•trii pr. llYW21 '61 VW PICKUP . . . • • . • . . . • • • • . . • . $995 ftldll, hN!tt, 'IWlll -""· (YltX JM) '69 CAMARO 396 SS ............. $19 71 DODGE COLT WAGON IJIOw rWll cWltloi!, A 9"fll, rMll9 (tMOZP ), ...... $2118 ........ '$69 .,61 FOID GALAXIE .............. $1HS .. I DAILY1'11,0T -·----~ 1 •• :c 978 I I Autos, ltnportod • 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, lmP"'Ncl 970 Aulot lmport..i 970 Autos, UIM 9'0 --:r~,,. ,.~"'fR™~-·; 1 ii>L.csw'-ii~~S'l'-~"Aiifrl ·Li<fW"AGfN tftitoN ~ *.1~RJ~~:~~ * ·11 TRIUMPH GT 4 ... vw Bu•-"""""'· 1,1 1 '66 VW IUG '68 VW IUG American Motors 1......,·"'·B"'n,,...,""'Wlll'IUDGES...,,....,__,_, 1§11.__ ___ ..... ~,, ll@l l~[ l~ I SP1TnRES .u LOW AS S239!t • ape«t, radio.. ht•ter, WIN I raek. ltlnt ~nd. $1886 or Of· I . 1pttd, radio. lh.up .. re&tfy Sp&:l'k11nc wt\Jtt, • speed, ,....,oremtln• ~· s•-rr MOT- OT 4 SAVE $.SOO wallt. radialt, onl)' ~.Im f,.r ~7. to go: t~EEXl, S79S MJ radio, beattt. !W\'m2.4J, .,;M.tedwa ...,..,Jawllnt UINtl Uft'1 S4C!UT!ct! 'el c.m... 5", l!ftulll 311 .... ' 'Pd. map, Gdyn, alr 11ehockl, P .ll. &aU,ltS. cuatom lnL ILlet--. '815 -t Or. ~I AU., rib. a.uM tranam. Runa scad • Pricitd to .ell. ~2>48. mtlfoJ, 3.MDZP. I price Barwtclr Datrun 9911 $89$ full_._ B&lwidt 0.t _.. L-_ _. __ FRITZ WARREN 'S PH ONE 64>~799 '65 Bui, crpted, paneled, re-So 6, t H ' ..,."'"'· · """'m-11_.-. rt Car Center HAL GREEN'S ~11. 1600 Enr. Wide Ova.Ji. ~·arh ~'irOc.9~• ~ 998 So. c.out Hwy., Hue• lltOdt ot ·n·. • "17• C> N c !: co u 11 r y · s MIRACLE MAZDA I r.; "'"'· 1112'1. •7'1-5lli. · · -~ 8 '"h ~ ll9°1lg Savings ORANGE COUNTY LOCATION CADILLAC'S CHEVROLET '68 MALIBU, air, PIS, aitc hrkl, Arr. vinyl qi. n.ooi mile1. $2350. M&-'7998 LARGEST 2150 1-la.rbor Blvd. A g""1 want a.d la a good '£.6 VW Bue. JC.Int cond. 4 nrw · H bo A rl 'l1'l r:. ht, S.A. SCT-CTM O>at.. ti.leu ln\>,.~tml"nt llff1, JW"W bra.kea, leas than '!! VW Buz, rood for bugy. ar t Ille C.Gft ''5 CHEVY STATION WAGON CHRYSLER •~--~----------===-'==------,-1 100 mHN on new r1ng1 ' No enrine A haa tron t end Home of Cb11\191111Dt 1'71 l!ldorado Cpe $6HS A_utot, lmpor tMI 970 Autos, Imported 970 Auto1, lmportMJ 970 vii.I ve .)Ob, new muttler, In-damqed. Rei! of body Ii Payments l..naded with acce11. In-9 1968 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER Trade Up Summ•rtim• i1 fh• ri9ht fime to p ut your1 eH in a better a uto. mobile. Gard•n G roYa 01tlun h11 just th• car fo r you som •- where on our larg• lot. The 1•lection i1 9reat e nd th• price1 ere ri9ht. Sfop in today i nd get th• dea l you'..-• b•en wa iting for. '_68 PORSCHE~~.~,:: lw~~';~';r' $3372 '68 EL CAMINO ·~~; i:-:::· $1672 ii BUICK LE SABRE ·H~·;. $1272 ·.. Air Coed. IYH,10,I 1 DATSUN 2'0Z """ -m. .. New 1006,0CI) $3772 SUNBEAM ..... (DYG701 l 0 ... 1 $372 9 DATSUN .':~~.0!',.... 1nHt1•1 $1072 0 D4TSUN ... _ IHUGYI ..... I $1172 1 CAPRI~~~. io11m1 $2472 9 DATSUN "ISi" ...... l&H, 4 ....,, fltlA,WI $1072 LANDCRUISER • -=-~ $2472 "C4JIAYGr Vw IUI. I Pwa11r ... fl¥Uf70J 1 DATSUN 1200 Pl .... Cpo., 4 mpd. lfl411TI 9 DATSUN.':~~~!',..... 16tOCAYI DATSUN .. ~'!°~ ... 1 ..... ,..,, $1172 $1572 1172 $972 tenor xlnt. Mu1t Stt to ap. fOO<f. GO'Kf trani SIOO 1969 H1rbor Blvd. dudlna fact. air, tilt A fl!Je P~ciAte $850 5'J....MM. ~t cuh offer. ·Muat · ,:[i Cost• Mei• ~61 wh«-1 l l!nt1nel. lterl!t'I rsdi-n '69 BUG lJ&ht blue. 'TO BUS, thl1 wttkend, 548-5380. '71 GREMLIN & Ta~ low mlle1. L)c. No. 1 sunroof No~. &th ~In! '64 VW Bui w/6& 1600 L11te n@w snl'I h.u ma.a wheet. ZGM:UD Euro~ hound MlJ .<ii T eng., trar.' & tr~ru u~~ a.nd bJR tir"'· Very '°w 1970 _Eld~r•do $.Slt.S 1 ~ELL. 4~146.l New whla., tirei. brk!., 1 mill'&, 946CQR . B.<iauttfuJ tn11de & out. Hai 1967 VW, beige w/aunrool. be1.r1ng.~. st'1'1"<!. r-r p 1 , $169S tact. a !r nit "'-tl!lt ~·hl'fOJ, Pauens.,.r. a u tom 11. t tr tn.n1 .. power 1tf!e r i n1. power brakes, Junatr riark. E){c...ilent l'n ndltto n . 1 owner. PKU.361 . PHONE 645-.~799 ~i TRACLE MAZDA Z15o Harbor R!vrl, Coata M~M rsdi-1 !;Pe• • mndlf!-.... v .._.,_ll >" 1 \1 H bo • door i0t'k1, full ll'!alhf't" in· .... .., ~I ...... ,_.. "11 e c. ' Ill!! S#'f' f(\ ar r American terior. Lie. No. 'MSAEA . I hsu51 &y11tem. c11.u Jim. II.PP"'"~ Jl.100. c11.u ""Y day ~,=6=8~1 -~la-C~---557_3737. •II 6 pm ,"''-"""· 01. 1'69 Huber Blvd. 1971 Cod Sod. DoV, mpa . UStOm '68 vw Cost• Mes• '46-4261 $S99S Air. ttulse control, tilt Ii tl!'ll!ICOPIC atttrina:. power 1.,.11111, •leering, disc: hrA.kelJ, 11 utn trunk relet1.ae. Pr1v1ote Plll'I)'. 347-9604 or e\<e I 9611-297<4. '&4 Chry1. T' c Waron. Full power, l\\'O 1Ir1, IUCJRll! rack SYiO. 1 ~56 Pomona, Apt ('., C.M. • Auto., AM/f"M. VW bus--1971 . Excti l Con<! ----F I o N"'ed!'i horly °""Ork. ,... __ _. lo"' m ·•,,. N" 1 · '69 AMBASSADOR ae_. au:. full 1 .. 11.rhrr 1n-~ tk>or hard1np, Raliio. heat,.r. vuuu u e, ew ~-I etrlOr '"""I top 101 • 1 1 ""'wer str_.;nr f• 1 . '70 lmpull'I -t dr., ate~. etr-. I MPch. f'(lnd ~TS or. . • Su nroof. Cu1tom bltin Md. DPL. 2 rlr. JIT. Fully f'QUlp. 14,..._ .. 1• A"M" · , "P "" '•' • c ory 11.tr, l~.000 m1lr11. Mint cont!.. 644-5.999. -"fany extras. S 2 fi !I 0 . J>Prl. V'°ry pretty. Broru:e -·~lo •H ' & f ~t S!Prffl extra cll"M. WBJ2fi7 n295. $-1295 firm. ~7 o:.~ -~., \' vtn t f V'\\.""'"u-,..., . a.11 onlv 10,CKXI m 1lt1. Tommy Ayr~ Chevrol!!I, 946 --------- $1695 L.n.: s. C'na.!!'t Hwy.. Laauna COUGAR 1966 Faslba("k. t-'ew ~bll ..,..>-~·"1i.l· I \ Y roo · '' ,.......,, ''-. No. 15JDN.'A. I 1 erig. Vt!ry cll'!~n . Good tlrff, '69 VW Camper. Pop-top. • Phone 64.5-6677 Brach, 4~-TI441546-996T. M"'' "' 1soo ., 1rad•. EXTRA CLEAN' Harbor American 1970 H b Bl d 7 1 CAMA !>l&-820T. Cilll 536-4ro9 1969 Har bor Blvd. Cost~r M::. V •: 4 s~. radio, hr11~? po~r 'TI \'\V Camptr W!!1tph11.lla. '61 VW Van-xln1 ruM1ng Costa Mesa 646-0261 1 steering hucket seals P31 mCld'°I. Pop Top. rarli<l, cond, panela:I A: 1nsuJ 1t~. YOUR ONLY ' $2799 · nn!y 1?!.000 mi. on wrnty. 595--07ri6 BUICK r ACTORY PHONE 64~-5799 Xlnt conrl. S3.li0. 494--3423· '68 T-p!UIM.!ncer vv.i bu•. 1 AUTHORIZED ~·!IRACLE ~1AZDA "68 V\V SMan, auto, ne\\' l't'ood rnnd.. clean. S\7~. '71 Buick Riviera CADILLAC 2150 Harbor Blvd . br11.kt ll, lo mi!e11. comp! 49+--00.1~. L Cmita Mts11 uxunnui; hAl'dtop COUP" with ~rv. recortL SMS. 5.JT-J5l2. '71 VW CAMPMOBILF., 1erir . fitr lnry a ir cond ., full pl'l\\'l"r DEAL~R I •ro VW Bus. ExCf'I rond. rl"rr, ~,118, air. 12 volt . inclurling rlonr lock• \'ln 1 Ll'u·ge1t tPll!C't10n of C1tdil· 12200 <-\I X 13200 , ' ~ lacs ln Ora ngl! Cn 1rntv. ~5 IN . • Trlls. , . 494-31T! Top, lilt \\hl'!!l, slereo multi-Sll les-LeMlnl't'. Look for 01·1r \ '67 V\\' Van tor ~Ill!' or tTa de plex , 1rr11to .1e11.1s, SPorl full PRl8 eds "vrry \Vrd. '69 Ch!'vl!llA SS, Auto Tran8 .. Arr Cond .. Po\\·rr s1 .. "rtna. PO\O.'"'-r Brak1"1, Wh.ite Vinyl Top . Akr. Many Extra11. SacritiC'e $189;,. 646-3242 or 567-4540. I '6'i 'V\"1 C&.mper, ~bit Png. down for olr!er car + cash. 11'hl"I')~. tfc., elc. V,.ry [O\\'. & f'rldRy for our specials. SllOO. 675-69TO Attf!!' 6 P~1.. Call 346-6841. low mil r11. IT07CPMI. 4'4-4318. ·oo Bug. Automa tic . Excel. $4999 ~ Nabers 'fil Chevy wagon v"ith 28..1 '64 VW Bua:. mech., Pf'rlect. cone!. $1200 or bl!1t offer. • Cadllla-1!11 Cadillac engine -runs rood-Good MW -,.· I .. ••-, -••o '7"" .,. wl~ ova.I Urea. Needs he:.!ld ,.... 1..11-.: • ~ or .,........, ~.,. 2600 HARBOR R', best otter 9681635 Na .. -rs u. ga ~ktt. Good trai,sport.ation • • • '6.1 VW bui r-• -nd ,··~n UW COSTA ~!ESA uuuu .... .., uv car. $85. 67Zl-1345 eve1 " 1~ COUGAR 302, 2 bbl, 11.u10 trans .. lo m !le1, vl.nyl tQp. Xlnt cond. $14~. Call .li~7-~370, after S pm . 830-2621. '71 CnugAr XR -T convertible. Full p1vr + all ~tr11s. A ,\1/~'M 11tr ~. lt1ther in- 1,.rior. rrr. Low miles. $2,995. ~l'\8-6988 or 673-M911. DODGE '66 Dodge Coronet 500 hRrdrop 1-oupe. 4 speed, radio anri hl"Al ,.r. !RUC330l. $599 DAVE ROSS PONTIAC '69 VW BU&". RkH. GrHn $425. ~5-4147. 276 Prin-2600 HARBOR BL., 540-9100 Open Sund11.y \\'kflnds. w/wht. lnt. Gd. con. Only ton, Ctl-1. COSTA MESA '70C'ad Convt, Jikt ~.,.,,_ rufi 2840 Harbor Blvd. $1099. 675-6213 aft 5 pm. •68 VOLKSWAGEN, ~-' 540-9100 Optin Sunday P""T t.,, air, rruil!e' contml. 'TO Monte Carlo xlnt cond. Co&ta Mru. ~8017 •~• ;;;=;;,-=-,----c=--=-~-'-1 II" 1 .,.,. ~1r. p/d brakes. V.. job "66 VW ~A. WAG. condition, 1u!o. Clean. Best BUICK Riviera "68. ~""II•.<• nr l!l"ll. ll, r 1'1 sf,.rf'() + ,-. '69 MONACO R/H I ~ I , I change rte('f!1sitete1 quick ' GOOD CONDITION. offer! 536-4273. bl.a.ck lMrtau on ~·hlft, All ApP . rA<1la !I . AIJ('Clid hlu sale \takl'! offf'r A.\3-9566 S&50 962-3822 power Al $2195 tl-l 1 ri11.1nt, nh1 rnp Othtr xrlall · · · · 1,6T VW b Good .. '65 V\\'. low mile!, <4 ~I 9Til-\445 r, . ust 11"1 S-169.i. Pvt ~4&-3222. ··1'68 CUSTOi\1 fmJ>'llA 2 dr. UC · C(lnu. tires, Vf'ry cltan cond . SJ~. · · . \r·nyl !tip Air P/~ flt hJ 4 Dr, H. Top. dlr .. fact alr, \011.rlPrf. Under 2fi,OOCI mi. Lti~Url' \Vor!d Spcci11l (VQC- 4951. Take cll!an c~ nr r Needs body \\'Ork. $750. ST~l1.j5 OK ~ Steal mv hl'RUI 'lj7 1~-' Cad1Jls r ('1Upe dl'Vlllr I o' . ' ,·, ~· I Xwl ,· "'"!~"" · Gnld ~·1 whil 1 F' 11 . rig. ov.nrr. ,uou mi .. n <>=--"'~" 'f,6 VV.' Bull-nu rhll '""I! hrks I RiviPr;:i. \\'/full p!'ll\'f'r rnr " op. u piir. <'Onrl . Sl525. 54n-.1542. !Wi-8T36 !lit 10 am 494-68ll. '69 VW 1 d ' ' $1500 ~I t lJ ""2-7l!O 11 1r, AJ\1/F\1 &tl'rPn r11.0 1n --. . . . x nt con . tran.~. rlutrh A, 4 nu l!r.,.,s. , .· 1 us M! • .JJ __ S2fi00. 494-5407. '70 Chl"vy Bi!ICAyne , .; cyl.. j fi~ Dart GT. V-8. iauto. a tr. Call alter 3 pm T11.k r bst ofr . .llfl.l767fi. j 6S Riviera GS. 11 ir. full p~'l'. ,68 SEO -I stick bkr R.iirlio Hl'!.OJ trr R"rl 11'/\.\'hl tp. fm1na c. 1 * 836-1420 * . ·hi I I ' · AN rl" \'111~. Leathl'r. . . . " ' " , •1695 rn 1'23 fi3 \/'\~' ru!tr.im Pllint s,i31J ""~.Sll'r""1,r ran, n11·ner. All , !'/I'~· Tir"~· S1cr l r ic t!. 011nrr.-.1 '"".,-". 1969 VW Bu~ 7 P1111s. Sunroof. · S2005 499-3445 pll'r. N I'~' !lrl"a All "\· 646-~242 ""7-4:>Kt f r11..~h. ~~;~j994 a /1 6 pm .\f-f · · · · ll"ll.". Sharp! :-.t u~! sPll: • or a.J • • ORD zood ronrl. 38,600 mi. ur 11·ltnrl~. '63 Buick Wilrlc111 F.4.i-24i) ) 1~72 CHEVY S Vin, 7,oiYi ---------- 1 Sl.975. 546-7264. l9G.l V\\' l.iOO S, mint roM. \.\1/11.lr. Cn m p 1 .. t " ""it I milf'~. likl' ntv.•. $]2m. 'Fi7 F'orrl LTO. fu ll po\11tr, '611 VW Fa.sl'back, ' Spd , Mnrr sp;ice k Po''·~r ths.n !IVtrhau!. N"w brakes. A-1 CAMARO PhonP :J:17-2fi!l1 I 11.1r. !tl"re<> lm m11.r rond! Bkr., Radto, Heeter. AU' bu~. $39.) flnn 67'5-8861. rond. $j(J(). 96.l-20-tl. i96t! IMPALA 4 rlr. h.L Auto, $1700. Onl" nwnl'r. 494-TOSl. Con<!., Rtal N1c,.. ST95. 'Ii.) BUG rPd Xlnt cont'! '6.11 BUICK RTVIERA, fu ll , PIS, 11\r. S1295. '611 Ford Fairlane 500 Sta 646-3242 OI'" 557-4540. Sunroof.'rum ~N'/I.I. S650 0 ; JX)~'Pr, a ir, ~ll"an 1 O\\'nr '8 CAMARO Z28 1 * 552-91~ + \\'gn. Xlnt rond., Jo ml ·10 VW otf"'-r. 644-!72l. I cllf. S2000. Pri pty. 5.57-R9fl~ 4 ~pttd, Po~-u 11.1,.,.nnr. -,--62-CL--S~I W--PIS. P/8 . 8-t7-94i1. $1595 , ----r11d10, h,.ater. \\'!de llvsl -· nev. •· ag . --=-'c..,,-,.~=~ 546-i6.JI • 65 VOLKSWAGEN CADILLAC ,;,.,, m., .,0,.1,, IXCE-""· '4>-22'3 '66-FORD FAL ~?~~ 1966 vw . iunroor . 645--0282 I· 23.ll l. I 'fiR CJ-IEVEI.LE 396 Hydro 4 Spd:~·-'~n-''--~~~~-1 $R:ie !':ACRTFTCE 71 'V\"1 CAmprr, AM/FM, 6.t, C.ed R'tlan rltVillt. Stlvr.r $ 1699 a ut<"'. AM/FM, Air, xln! '66 }'airlane • .NI GT. Auto, · · 642-183.'> • pop top, 19,00'.} miles. Good \\/blk '."'nyl ttip.' fully equip. DAVE ROSS "'1nrl . SI.TI). 54~531.1 Pwr. St"r. Cr11~11n. New cond. 67l-1077 I In miles. Mint con rl . Put 1 !ittlllt '"loot' in your tire~. $850. 963-19 11. Uke kl tra.d!!'? Our Tl'ader'.11 .67 V\\' 8 49&-2812. PONTIAC I • -' If L---"-"I I '64 G11.l 500 2-dr ht pi• p/b arad" l fo , ug. Sha.rp, perfect '"'"'' l'1. ~ UlU!"e ,,,.un es or I , · , 5 I' iae co un;~ 1~-'h r You. cone!. 846-6386 a.JI 5 pm or '6T CADILLAC CDV. Loar!rd. 24.llO Harbnr Al1·r! '"burk,"'. Call Cl11tllflilied 11.u-. 1 011:n"r. Xlnt med! lnl!5, 5 rlaya r uck!. wlrnda. H,8, SACR!F'JCE. Bl!lo\\' b!uP Co1t11. :".!"~" 541i-ii0l7 I 642-f167!1. mnrf. nl"w !1r!'I. ~0-7369. i iiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiAiiuitoisi,iilimipoiirted 970 "65 BUS w/Malibu camper IYook. RPrrnf n'""' e ng & Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 kit. Good cone!. L 0 w t1rl'i;., $1800. j51-Jlllfi E SHOWI G! Meet the :Hustler • • '" all new Datsun Pickup The Li'I • • And Then Some At No In· Price! mileage. 546-4268 1964 CAD Cpe de Vie, Ill! #"lo:· ,69 Com~ SllOO tT11 ~. Sl."lll. F'rivatt p11rty .j ,..-r Jl9J..3Z31 or best otter. M0-8657 -;=~~~~~-~- ·n SUPER BEETLE. ,$1750 536-8554 1963 Cadil111c F'leetwood, Full pn"•rr. $.).'\O, 645-09.).1 V 0 L V 0 -""·•"'2 ""cc-, ,.,._-o .. -,.,.,-,~,-. 7.v~u,~,-. Mrn t Cond. full pwr. 1972 VOLVO lease Today at Best R1t•1 $18.74 Por Mo. 0 .A.C. All-1/F?t-l, Auto. trans., di1c brake1. 36 mo. For l••slng or buying S4!'.l:i. FM-22IT CA!) 'f;9 Convrr!1bl r. )ow mile&. like ne~·. all r xtras. SJ!OJ. fi~J. I 'fi.<J EL Dorado, vinyl top, ll"ather. AM/FM, Sentinel. :\1nt rnnd. $3850. S46-2854 . '64 \Vhite Cad CdV, Good condition. Best otter ovl"r S3()0. fi7:>-47.30. - 1\lt,.,,., lt.Wi& 1969 CAD El DorAl'lll. ::7.000 IUWfl.YOLVO m>., 1,.,,., >nlmoc. lood•d '4'11h i>xtr11.~. n,.w t1r,.,, I l SJ.9?5. Priv. party. !!AA-9377.1 THE Important Difference! This Shield '\leans That We Are Your Only Factory Authorized Cadillac Dealership Four a nd one.ha ll •eres of fetal a uthcrlztd Cadill ac fae iliti•• dt1i9 n ed to b•++~r 1ell a nd 1ar..-ic e Cadillac •utomobil es. 80 (work 1ta ll1 I a nJ 45 laetory tra in•d teehnicia n1. Largest Se lection of late n1odel Cadillacs and other Luxury car8 in Orange County! '69 SEDAN DEVILLE new deluxe Interior, excitin9 new colors, flow·thru ven· tllation, power brakes. Come on In and take a look -Immediate de· .livery. 11966 Harbor, C.!\1. 646-n::oJ 1 ..... ,,,.. 11 1 1" E!rphan!~" nl'rr- VOLVO ·n. 144 ~1Prl"O !;i f'I", ru nntn,o: yo11r OOu~"? T11rn 1 R-H. Autn. tr8n.(, 14.!l'iO n11 lhrm 1n:o "CASH'" -Si'll Tmm~r. $3200. r R -r r y. th,m 1hr11 D;i 1!.v r 11 o I fi7;=;..-.U~I Ch1ssillrd. fi42-;)6ii\. Autos, Imported 970 A utos, Imported L•~• lh~" lb 000 ,..;1.,. L,,,,I I ewn•• t•• 1nl l!i .\ •e rvo~ed bv 111. Full "Ow l •, ~•~lriry ,;,, +ill· t nlo ,.h1el, ole••o l 1p1, AM/F'M 1l 1r10 r~d:n. ~;~Iv top, l1~lh 11 i11t1•ior. ~e 9 u1 "''"" lir11. Tee 1;!1 1 ~ le 11'11c rib1. (JJl(.51 '70 COUPE DE VILLE SALE PRICED $4555 DEALER EXECUTIVE CARS 1972 DATSUN 510 4 DR. AUTOMATIC AM 19'1•. WSW tJr., th1tod 9ln1, $2591 rMlhtl"I Mefs, To• w/Mlt• l11terlor. St.c;• Ne, 72.45,, •• ,, •• , ••• , ••••.•• ,. leduted to 1· • 1972 DATSUN STATION WAGON A•to111otlt tr9M111lulo11 AM rodlo $2635 1.,..,. t'1Klf, ph1 1tr1,.. Stock No . 72 .121 , •.•. , . , •.••• , ••• , • , •.• , • , , • , , , • , • II educed to 1t72 DATSUN SlO 4 DR. AUTOMATIC ' AM ..die, tllttod 91..,, WSW, recll"llNI '""· 52369 lefftlfvl Aut•11111 Gollll w/"~lf llltMlor. St.elf Ne. 72.JIS. , • , , •••• , , • , , ••. ll•lll11eod •• - - 1972 DATSUN 510 4 DR . AUTOMATIC • W/AM /FM ,..r, ,__,. 1W. ..... $2707 M .......... w/relUI ff,..., s...tfful I I•• wf\I• & "-"9 llltorlor. ltec• Ne. 72.J7C, 19tflucH t. ~Of~~f3UH '~18835 Beach·, Blvd. Huntington Beach Phone 842-7781 or ·540-0442 "'J' ' :.I, ~ I • BE QUICK! Get Flrtt Pick! -SATURDAY & SUNDAY SPECIALS ONLY '71 VW '44 FALCON SU,IR IUO. RANCHERO v,tto .... •tdio. "'••+•r. lo .... mil''· rv"• 9•••'· ( 4tt-C'r'U) $1799 "H TOYOTA ClltOWN S•d1n, <f. ,,,,d, AM/FM, brlllienl relll . l'r'Ql471) $1399 '70 TOYOTA MARK II 2 4'oer H.T .• 4 1p11d, AM /FM, Shir' 1111•. 1146ASI) S17tt 11,;,,, H11•tl 4 IOLSllO ) $695 '66 TOYOTA COlltONA Sedtn, li thl blu1, 1111•· fl'l•lit. !SVZllO I $895 '70 COROLLA/ WAGON Gorey witt. red interior, -t 1p1ed, 11-H. !92!1QDJ $1599 Vinyl lop. clo lh l l11lh1r i11lt rior, futl power, do•• loc~t. eulo'"t tic •••t •t lt•I•. 30,000 '"il11. loc1I I ow111r. lxlrorntly be1 utiful. /714AKXl '68 COUPE DE VILLE Feclory t i• cenditionil'lf, full 'e""''· •ll l1•tJ..1r Interi or, p1dd1d tep, tilt I t1lt1•0,lc 1t•1rlft1!1• 1l1r10, deo• !oc~1. lh;iht 1tnti"6I. ''""'•t1o1l1t1 thruout. !YYM 171 ) '70 l!L DORADO Fu ll power, fectory ti• cond., +111-lilt """''''· 1ltrto doer loclt1 . ..-i ny! lop, ltelhtr interior. AM/F-M "'11ltjpl1r, 5howt l'l'l•li tuleu1 t••• throut ho11I. 1403176) '71 EL DORADO lee•t I ru111 Ii~• th1 dey n;1+ tell!! F-ijll pow••, f1 ctory 1ir ce11d., fele .tilt ol11ring, doo• lotk1. cr11i•• centtel, ¥inyl te,, f11ll l1alh1r il'litri 6r. 11 09AGC l. Ni"' wtw tlr••· '61 FLEETWOOD lrougham "'''"i1f ,eh1t, vl11vf ••II'· t•ll'•thy I l1tlh•r 111· ••rler, full ll'•wt r, f1tfO'Y eir, tilt wh1tl, AM/ 'M St1ret t•dl• ,.wer dotr loc~1. (WW£9211 SALE PRICI $2777 SALE ra1e1 $6888 SALi PRICI $5222 SALi PRICI '2444 SALi 'llCI NABERS 2600 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540-9100 j ,000 w" ... ... "' ••• Apl ett'. bbl, I '" m. hie . ... ·~ ... "'· f!T, ! I. s" ml lo, ow /b. ch '70 Ford Maverick ~ MERCURY Mon""' 9 '&8 """"--su-.. 2Droed.Hua.ooom11 ............. -·Radio.'"· ... ~ !Im 1'70 PL Y. SATELLITE n. A nice ~ltan cu. zwo. power stHrllll Is. braktt, .. 29,IXX> nu.In, e>ne OW!M'r, f'\111 WAGON 19$, LuQ:aa:e rack. Xl.nl oond. Dr H. Top, dlr. fad air, Power, A Vieyi ftoo'. Re· S Wk days phont M-4--77!0, lo ml, (XIPOOt), Take unall maindtt of fa ctory \\'arnn· Air, JICPWtt, auto. A vacation 1195 afte, 6 I: on wltnd1 49l-3187. do!A'D. Will finance Pvt. Pry. (JOIBMP) ~,-apec.lal. Lie, '7MEBC. BILL BARRY XR1 xJn C.U S48T.lS &ft 10 am ly. CREVii $25'7 ·:,;.,~ ~~ '°"" .1r'.1."'49f.68ll==· =c-:-=-==--Harbor American Pontiac~GMC·C•mpi9ra pt1/dt1e brka, riu titte, $2500. 1967 Olda Cu1tau Yi-'cn. 360 ru, MOTORS 1969 Herbor Blvd. f lat sn-3m aft 6 pm. <fi barrel. <fi 1p 1tkk. P/B, ~ W, 1st St., Santa Ana ·Costa Mfta 646-0261 flit St. at S.A. Fl"''Y·) 1966 Colony Park Station ~IS, a i.r, FM. Mk:helln __ _:l:=J:_S-::31:.:7::_1___ '64 PLYMOUTH 2000 E. l!t SI., Santa Ana Wagpn. Clean, Extras! Low titts, prilpty. ?75-J7ll Bua. Rad10, hnh!r, automanc 5..)8.1(0'.) milrage, 1 owner ~. 5.14--0647 Rf's. PLYMOUTH traru. ORU957. 1970 To1'0l"illdo. ComlortAtion '70 Olds Toronado. Loaded I $395 _ a.tr rond. AM /FM s~reo MUSTANG Immaculale. Ba.lane@ of ;71 SCAMP PHONE &6-579'.l radio & tape det:k. }~ull pwr factory WllITMty. °"'?lt:r A vtry f'Xtf'ptional car w1VR. loflRAQ..E MAZO A equip. Tilt wheel and Vinyl BEA' lftfULI 673-9538. auto. pa, air, vinyl roof and 7150 Harbor Blvd. top. $3600. Mr. Gray days ".al I I • 'fi6 Vista Cru18t'r 9 leas than 10,000 miles. Stt CO«t& Meu 54G--9892 ;~·ve.!I 00-3~3. 1965 }.!~STANG 2+2. This "''KfOn, ale. p/s, p/b, ~~~ it, drive H, buy ll! OO!IDTV . !::'. i I ! llh $2497 '67 PLY}.f. Barntcuda. 4 nf'w 1966 Fon:! Sta PS car s lmmacu a e, w a Oria. owner. 54G-l822. wan. /PB, new V·I engine new paint H bo A • tire.!I. l Owner. $900. CaU air/cond._ Good cond. MU.!il job (done by a· Ford deal· '68 Cutlass 442. Fact air. Of r mencan 5.16-7393. .!1eU-leav1n& town. $ 4 00 . )' Fully equipped with .f. Pwr., dtsc, lo mi. Clean, 1969 H •rbor Blvd. r-N-0-M-0-,.,-y-do-wo-.-T-.0-.P-.-1-9n 673-&470. :~~transmission and tach Polyglaa. 2 dr. &«·0780. Coste M•t• ~0261 Plymouth. 8 cyl, 2 dr. Fury 'ti9 LTD Wagon. ti Pa11.!I . air conditioned, mag wheell. '63 OLDS Starflre, P/S, .. n Satf'llile cu1t 4-<lr. FUii JI [. Chrome atyle: road R-H, auto transm, a!.r cond. Jt's the popular fastbBck P/B, P/W, au!o trans, equip, lo ml. undt:r warT. whttl.!1. Air oond. Bueket Xlnt cond. Anal bargain at model anQ it la beautiful. good tirt>.!1 lt cond. 54G-5447. Res! offf'r. 639-3678. seats. 5-l>-4513. $2540. 549-2048. $900 firm. 'l).j OLDS Cullas.!I. auto, p/'/., '65 Red Barracuda. gd rond., 1965 Fairla.ne 500 2 Dr hrdtp, 638· 1132 p/b. mags, air shocks. $400. smooth running. A cyl. air, LADY'S pampt'red '611 Con\•. AIR, auto, lo milt>s, A·l mtth. Be:k>w book. 637-MM auto tn.ns, R/H, $550 * 846-7180 $495. 673-58.11. 833-235.3. ·s1 MUSTANG Futback, low A~u-ctc-osc:-,•u•1:-:ld-:----=990'-" 1 Autos, Used •67 Gal 500 2 dr ht, p/.!1, p/b, mileage, good cnnd, ne\\' lac air, I ow™'r. SR:il. tire.A. 842-3402 aft 4:)). &M-07531 alt ~ or Wl"f!kend.!I. * '66 Mustang. Xlnt cond. Good tires. Radlo $700. 499-3886 Anytime IMPERIAL 990 Autos, UMCI 990 --.. PONllAC '70 BonnevlUe PONllAC '72 Bonneville $4497 '154-... ~ cond. $Z'ill. or '-o&r. Call ~Ml-~'1111==·=--~~~~· ;. Stalion waaon, 3 -..1. Thia 2 Dr. Hudt6p. Full)' !!quip. '39 Ramb&eT Rum • I) car hu evrrytb~. Air, !UI ped. AM/n1 ndk>, nlly 11 $SO. or · •• whl, llf'.l'M radk>, AM /FM, Whttla, air rond., power 646-2106 pwr windows, pwr .eats. A ateuiric, power brLkea. 'ff R•mbler Am.rlc.an '"' re&1 beau4' •>'Ith k>v.< mU.t. Demo 2N!l7V2C30635J . e cyt • a.tr. A nice leCXIDd car. 8!800E. BILL BARRY Sl«k •21!7A. $3595 $147 • Flat·GMC-Pontlac BILL BARRY Flat-GMC-Pontlac Harbor America .. I lot St. ot S.A. Frwy.l 1!'1 SI . ot S.A. t'rwy.) 1969 Harbor Blvd •• 11,, X0J E, ls! SI., Santa Ana """" E ~·IOOl Pontl•c·GMC·Flat ........., · 1'~s~i@Santa Ana Costa Me" ;: 'ti8 Pontiac LtMans. PIS. flat St. at S.A. F'rwy.> ''5 RAMBLER--il 11 2000 E, l.'lt SI .. Santa Ana '68 GTO Rig engine. vinyl Cl"~"ir . V-8. '"10. po. nd-•' R/H, Exce ent C'Ondit \on. 1 -= "' U>w milea ... $9'75. ti'Th-l9S2. !l.'lS·lCXX> top. actory air. factory RHXS84 . !! mag "''httls lwith lock5) $527 •" '68 Pontiac l• M•ns ·7o Lt-~tans Sport Coupr, 37.CIOO m1le:1. 1'111.:"C·X. tirel!. HA.rdlop rotlpe'. VR, f(Wo'f't PIS. P /B, air rond., llU IO. RP11utiful nind. $1500 or best Harbor American t· atttring, radio and heater. Xlnt cone!. ~O-rol~. o!frr. S'.!6-1256. 1969 Harbor Blvd. :1 Colt. M... ,., ~11 ·,1 tVGY2211. '66 GTO, 4 liixi, )n mi, lrok.'1 -;ti9 P0n1iac I.TO. XlrH rond. __ .., $ 1299 !!harp, run.'I "'f'll. Just tunt>rl . /\tr, auto, v1n\ l tnp, 11!1 pv.T. .:..:_c__c..:cc___cc.:_.==.1 :; DAVE ROSS S895. 646-5355· tapets!f'N'O, • mag.'!, SZ195. T-BIRD :1 PONTIAC '&C BONNEVTl.J...E, air ronrl, R.12-1~7. :· P /S, P /B. $450. ·70 CATALINA 4 dr, Vinyt l '64 \\'h!lf' T -R.1ni, lmmar. •' 24f!O lfarbor Blvd. * 645-4712.. HT, ft ir, J'S/PB, ~w ~00. l32-t \~yr>r11 u1g Cr :) Cosr.11. P.if'lla .546-801 7 "·62~1'o°"NTl=A~C~Trmprst ron\' ~1ichr-hn atl hit 11~. "lu!t Co~ti:r. :-.l.:_c;::_ ~57<\J.'>l_. :: " Sell the old atufr Buy ~ Nt>...,• brakf'.!I, t"IT$!' n-bl!·F.x1·f'! I ~ll $1900 ()r best oflt r. Pvt The "YrUo\\ Pl!lges" ()f :• new atuU rond. S37). &1&-16'.?!:i ply. &14-5190 cla.~l !lt"d ... r~1l-56nt 1, Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 : , "BILL WHITLIDGES" SUNSET MOTORS ORANGE COUNTY LOCATION 1911 I mpod•I Cpo $4495 Loe.ded v.·ith 11.cee11. fa rt. air , tilt wheel, cruise rontrol, door klclO!. lealhf!r Interior, padd~ top & i!s beautiful. Llc. No. 7'57CTR . Phone 645-66n 1970 Harbor Blvd. '66 CONVERT. Auto. traru;. Yt>llov.·. Very clean. Ori&· O\\·ner. $750. ~233. '69 lotustanr Mach I. G~n . Jn good condition. Best Of· lt>r. 673-1959. OLDSMOBILE \\'JU. sell white Toronado. Imm11.r. cond. At Blue Book price. Must see to appre· ciate. 548-1503. HARD SELL IS FOR ~~,,1~HARD TO SELL CARS ONLY Coat• M•s• Nud a "Pad .. ! Pt ce an ad! Call 642-5678 Autos, UHd 990 Autos, Used ' WE'RE MOVING EVERY CAR MUST GO BY JUNE 12 PLEASE-NO TRADES CADILLACS '67 ~~~~~!~ .. "~·1 $1565 Wlllt. L1nd11,1. (UPIC47D) $1795 '66 CADILLAC $1125 c~. DIV ll!1. 1"1111 ""w1r. (WAKo!H l '66 CADILLA C $1095· Sidi" DIYUle. l"u-1! pO-. Air. 15ZH4lll '65 CADILLAC $895 •Or., l'ull pcl'll"lr, 1lr, !t.ull '63 C•DILLAC $395 CJMHlll) '63 ~~~~~0~ H~I~: AUIO Trina. (LZJl'2'61 $395 '63 ~.~.D,..,,,~!~.~~ co~. (Jl'MG51tl $325 -VANS · PICKUPS- '64 FORD RA NCHIRO (OltHHlll '64 !CONOLINE PICKU' l lw. (Nt-'°71 l $645 $788 $675 '62 !CONOLI N! """'· 1 .. 111lful ,,..., "nllll 11ot!Ml9ll !'VII. IL~l '63 FORD YAN (IWlll) $1095 $995 ,6 2 FORD I CONO V•N $1 095 Hu P1ln1, 1t111, l"ll'lfliftcl. ~GGlOll l '64 FORD V.t.N (1"11Ht) '65 '65 l'ORD Y•N (Dir. tASI CHIYY I L C•MINO A\11'0. Trl M. (Ttl07JJ '70 1'1.YMOUTH 4 Da. 'lil'll ,._..,, Air ClllNI., LM .t• co car. '70 Pl. TMOUTH 4 Dl. , ... , ,._.,., Air en., L11 ... $885 $595 $495 $745 ' $935 $845 '69 1'1.TMOUTH 4 Dl. $795 Alr en .. AIM. T,.111. , .... #fl). • ' '70 ~v.~~'!J! . .,, cw .. co. $995 car, ut •n. '63 Ml lCUlT $425 2100 HARBO R BLVD. COSTA MESA WE DON'T NEED IT HERE AT CONNELL We SELL Guaranteed Cars At Advertised Prices ••• And Treat You Like A Customer Before and After You Buy! '66 FORD MUSTANG C o11p1. R1dio, 1 ulom11i c lr1n1. "'i11ion, 11!1rp car. f 766Al '69 CAPRICE 4 DOOi HAlOTO, l111f one. R1dio, vinyl roof, +;It wh 11I, power 1!111in9, 1 ir co11d . ll,1-40 mil11. l 11utif11I. !ZNR· 751 ) $2499 '69 NOVA COUPE VI, power 1l11rift9, r1dio, 1u+o· rn11ic lr1 n1mit1ioft, ( !471VCI, 51999 '65 MUSTANG COUPE VI, r1dio, pow111r 1l11rin9, 1ulo· m1tic tr1n1m i11ion. (40,000 mil11. (ATl951.J • '72 PINTO COUPE 2.756 mil11. H11 1un roof, r1dio, " 1p11d, now •011dition. 2,000 cc. 1119in1. l'J41YZl '71 PINTO COUPE 2000 cc. 1n9i111. Aulom1+ic tr1 n1mi11io11, r1dio, S11p1rior cir. !J6-4CFHl '71 FORD TORINO VI coup•. Vinyl roof, •1dio, power 1t1•rin9. 111lom1 t;c, 1ir cond. Sli1•p. l 2!i2CF0l '2699 '68 RAMBLER AM i i i CAN Co11p1. 119 6 cylilld1 ,, •u+oMI· t ic tr1n1mi11io11. f&771XCI '1099 '71 BUl~K LI SAlll l Coupe. Vi11yl roof, 1utom1iic. power tl11rin9 I Dr1lr11. 1ir cond., t~arp ci r. l P2567) '2899 '72 VEGA COUPE J 1p11d, r1d;o, 5521 mil e1. 1how~oom fr11h. M19 wh1111 l1. white r1 i11d l1+t1r tir11. ( 70 I· ETF ! '72 MALIBU COUPE Yellow c1r,,bl.clr vinvl top, low mll11. \II, r1d io, oulom1lic, ,;, co11J :, t up1rior car. (11,DCKl '71 CHEV. .. ~~ .... 6 cvl., 1utom1tlc, r1dio, pow1r 1t11r!n9. 011e c1r1ful owner. 12.000 mi111. 142l Ell J Could in1t1ll 1ir for $270 mo .... $2999 CUSTO M COU,I RAdio, power 1l••rin9 I br1 ~11, 1ulom 1tic, 1ir cond., V•nvl roof. Sup1rior ••t i nd condilio11, ( llSJCPOl '33~ '70 IMPAlA CUSTOM courr VI, r1dio, 1ufom1tic, powe r 1l11 rin1. OK w1rr1nly. f P2 75l) '70 MONTE CARLO Cp1. \II, rodJe, powar 1t11ri111, 1lr send., ¥inyl ,.of, t•r1eou1 £tr. !117A ) 4 DOOi HAl DTOP 26,000 mll••· F111111tory w1ri111nty 111¥ell1!.lo. VI, r•dio, power 1t•1rint, .. in'll roof, .;, ••IHI ., •u+.. •11p1rl., c.Mltlon. ('17· AkCl ~99 1 ltoJro, oJ f'fo111111 i11lo1t, 1h1rp car. (0641CIC J '1499 '68. CHEYiOLET CA-RYALL Vi ton 5ubur\ic11 6 pe111111.,. VI, <4 1p1ocl. r1clio, 1rlr1 11lco, l h7JI ) 45 TRUCKS-VANS-PICKUPS-ALL KINDS -BIG SELECTION! '68 FORD BRONCO 4 wtt.el dr!M. VI, OICilllllfft CHtillt\011. f P27J41 $2099 '67. ~.~~~.! .... 1~~N r•dlo. IZNMJ2JI VAN PICKUP '68 FORD 3/4-TON PICKUP '2799 '67 FORD ECONOLINE PICKUP .$1099 '69 '68 '7.1 4 w-.r 4,..., Ilk• ••· VI, 4 .,.ec1. s,...,.., coMlttM•. Ledil .. t..bs. IP27Jll DATSUN PICKUP l 11Ck.t ............... ,..., 4 ''°"' lrtfflfy ....... "4. Nka f'rldl. IJMC9SI 2828 HARBOR BLVD. . ' COSTA MESA ' • ' V1•to11. 6 crlfHer, 1tkk lllH't, MCll•. fZN MJ2JI '67. :.~~~.,! .. Y,2-TON f9tt71 41 PICKUP '2599 VAN ' . ,\ f ' ' • • - '71 VEGA 2300 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ' '71 iPINTO IMMEDIATE'DELIVERY ":" ...... "Spetdlrons., ra. dio. hearer, b!,i(ket $6{)!1. !vii vinyl 1nTe· nor. 326 (LF, mo• leoge 17,'1S4 $299 DOWN $36 A MONTH FOR 3& MONTHS 5299 DOWN 536 A MONTH FOR l& MONTHS '72 DODIE DARf SWING•R SPECIAL . ,1 4i1 ~ 2 DOOR HARDTOP ~?L-.. , .~~ . --~--. --._ ~ " ' $299 " 10101 dn. pymr. S66 " totol -· pymt. iocl. to•, lict nst & all torryifi1 charuu on oppr. ctl'dit f« 36 mos. O• timid pyml. pric:t $267S ini:I. IO• & l1- , c•n1 e. ANNUAL PER.CfNTAG! RAH 8rond new . 225 CJ.O. engirfe, ~iflyl il'l!erior, 6.9.S x 14 !iris, emission con!rol sys!em, dlrec-) I~! sigrlC!ls, wiodshi•ld wosh- lfs. ' $2188 ' FULL PRICE $299 DOWN $90 MONTH :.-.·.~~. $?9\1 ;, tOTal dn. pymt. $\IO •I !Qto) mo. pym!, incl. IGI, licen•e & oil ·,-.·,. CQffling d1C1rg1t on gppr. cre\111 lvr 36 mci1. OtferrOJd pym! prict $35:!9 oncl, !a~ & hc1n11. ANNUAL PIRCEN- TACil RATE 10.'27 'S.' 4 ...,Md lro.,1., rod10,1 '11ltoltr, hi-bock llucktt seots, del. ch,.ome 1 ,mouldi11g, white woll j tir•1, whee! tovus.[ 11 ll,779 miltl.11111 ITZ. 'BRAND NEW '72 DART DEMON looded with wind shield woshers, high bock bucket 3eof5, heo!er, ~iriyl hwdliner, OU!lide mirror, Gll5xl4 lires + much much more. Order yours 1oday. 2ossq~ · . . PRICI $?99 ,, 10101 dn. pymt. 136 ii !O!ol mo. pymT. incl. ID!I. lic:onit & oll tOIT)""'ll <horve• on appr. credit lo• 36 mo1. Deferred fULl pymt.prittS l39Si11el.1oi& PIKI li<:111111. ANNIJAl PEll:CfHTAGE .RAT{ 12.¥-,.. FACTORY COlOI: Of YOUl CHOICE 5299DOWN 10 "1lMUDIATE DEllVERY , DO 566MONTH FOR36 MONTHS ' • FULL PRICE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY .$?9q i1; lotol •· pyml. $62 is 1'0lal mo. pym!. or;;I. lox, lie. ond all corrying ctiorg1s 111 appr. credit for 36 mcis. Oel.,."' pymt pri&:1 $'2$ll ird. ._ & lklllM. ANNUAl PfRCfNTAGf IUT'f 9.39 % 562 MONTH ·:~~' C•1t••I••• t.y "Courtesy ". Full torpe!ing. paneling, solori rock, ou1sid1 lire "'4'M! point 5trip1. . lood1d fGr fun ... re1l ic. 20,71 0 miles. 2.t6SK. IMM!DI~ lf DELIVERY ~1L\ll 5299DOWN 599 A NT FOlai MONTHS $199 11 totol dn. pyml. $99 ii IOJOI mci. pymt.incl. IUJt, locen•• & oU torrying cnorg·t1 on appr. tred11 for 36 ma1. O.!err1d pyml. prict $38611111:1. fox &. ht1n1e.ANNUAlPER(fHlAGf IATE 9,43":; W.lQ9THNtll)]J 4 speed trans., radio, healer, s799 full vinyl interior, carpeting, . wheel covers. XVT991. 62,813 mtles. FUU PRICE · $299 DOWN $19 A MONTH ~0o~~~s . S 1'19 11 1oh>I do. pyml. S 19 " 'Okll ""'-pyml ir.cl, IQ~. loceni.t & oil tllrryjng ( "°'G•I tlfl CX>Pf. cr..:!01 lor 36 ""'' Oel•nod pymt pr~e S96l ond 11:1• & hcen11.ANh\JAl P£RCfN1AG! ~IE l•.30 '• . '70 CHEV. STATION WAGON 9 Po<>" V-8, ouJo. ''°''·' s 1318 power sleering/brokes, whi- tewalls. 781AVA. 75. 175 mile~. .· .~ ', _. , PVu 'lll(I FOR 36 $299 DOWN $40 A MONTH MONTHS S~Q •I 10101 d1' VY"'' \40" mtol mo pymt. '""I. to• & lo:. & Qllcorryirlg tliu'lll l on .r. cttd11 !or 36 mo~ O•f. pyml. pric t $11 J9 •nd. to• & lie, ANNUAl PEll.C(NJAGE II.ATE . 13.21"· '69 FORD SQUIRE WAGON V-8, oulo. lrtmi., rodio, heater, power steer-$ l-28·8 ing & brokei, air CGnd., lvggoge rock. · ZDW491. 89432 miles. fUll Itel ' $299 DOWN $36 A MONTH :.Oo~~"s J2'9<1 i\ lo!ill dn. pymt. $36 i• IO!ol mo, pyml. "'IL !OJI, !.cm" I. oil !onying thorgel Gii CIOll'· credit lllf 36 mo1. D1t1lfld pym1 p<(.I i 1S95 ond. lo• & lictn!lt~AHNUAI. HICfJ+. TAGt~AT 1 . ~~ WE APPRECIATE ·YOUR BU$1NESS '70 MAVERICK 2-Door Auto. trans ., radio, heate r, wheel $9 8 8 cov ers. Deluxe chrome moldings: , 5 l 7ARI. 67, 154 miles. FULL PRICE '68 PONTIAC Tempest Coup~. Radio, healer, wheel covers. Plus much mu ch more . WTF584 . 67,609 miles. $688· FULL PRICE '66 MUSTANG 2-Door . ' Radio, heater, bucket seats, mag ·5488 ; wheels. 5VT336. 79,331 miles. FUllP~ICt . ' - ' BRAND NEW • ORDTi:D~~URS f72 DODGE TRUCK looded wilh winy! t.r.:h WGt1. t-t.r", f7Sxl4 !i..-s. windshield wo$hers, ditection sivnols, f\olt . Yinyl int., much "'°'h more. ~YOUts fodoy. --- 5299DOWN 570AMONTH f0136 MONTHS FACTORY COLOI Of YOUI CHOICE! '70 FORD Custom 4 Door '66 CHEV. Pickup V-8, auto. trans., power steering, heater, much much more. 8358£M. 38,989 miles. '69 CHEV. NOVA, $~§1~· Auto . tr ans .. ra di o, heater. 5888· .' ZKC407.49,342 miles. '66 OLDS F85 2 Door Rad io, heater, wheel co-wers. Good transportation. WIL004,69,869 miles • '69 CHEV. Sedan v.a, auto trans .• factory air cond., full po~e r, radio an d heater. YNJ745,44:720 miles. - J. • ... -, • • '' ' • ' .. .. -, FULL rRICE $2.'88' ' , • I . FUUl'RICF ' ' ,, V-8,rodio, healer, long h:d. Ready to $5 88 work. lSJOAK. 70,310 miles 1 FULL PRICE '68 JAVELIN 2-Dr. Hardtop Auto. trans .• radio, heater, deluxe whe el covers. White vinyl bucket seats. Much much more. XRLSS9 '70 Pl Y. 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Drop in anytim<' and J?et the Ford fr<'ling. Hr r<' at 18255 Beach Blvd. we have one of th<' lal'g<'st s<'elctions of fine 1972 Ford automnbiks you'll find anywherl'. Whal'!! your fancy ... a biJ.:. tx-autiful lux· urious LTC or the-rxciting all nl'w Pinto station waJ?on ? WhatC'vcr ... we've got 'cm. And mor(' than lik<'ly, we'll hav<' th<' colnr. model and <'quinment iust th<' way you want It. Mayhc at this time of Y<'ar you and I he family arc thinking about far away places and summ<'r vacations. 'hell then ... how about a visit to our RN:r<'ationl\I Vehicle Dc- partm<'nl ? You'll find the blg- f.:C'S t SC'IN:I ion o ( thf' gJ'('8t ll('W 1972 Ford ll'uck and 1972 El Dorado carnr><'t'S you'v<' cvl"r .sC'<'n ... All .iust rarini:t to sm for a ful fillrd summC'r . So if you w ould lik(' a "Betff'r ldt'a" tor your summer vAcation . . . drop In tod'iy and tcst driv(' your favoritc from For d for 1972. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JUNE 4, 1972 DICK WILSIN~S WILSON FORD SALES l~lliz•iu1il. 18255 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH ·-••• -••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DICK WILSON SAYS: '72's ARE ARRIVING BY THE TRUCK LOAD! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!! HUGE DIS. COUNTS ON ALL REMAINING 1971 's ! ! Complete 1972 Car and Truck Line On Sale! BRAND NEW IMMEDlA TE DELIVERY $ FULL PRICE ORDER TODAY IN YOUR CHOICE OF COLOR JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD. 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD 842-6611 HUNTINGTON BEACH SAlU DErr 9 ...... 10, ... 1 Dey' SUYICl orEN Twn thrw Fri., I e .111. te S ' "' MON. 7:30 •·•· te 1:10 '·"'· 592-5511 .. 1 l l SUNDAY, JUNE 4 10:00 AM O Sports Challenge New York Yankees vs. Hall of Fame Pitchers. 10:30 O Angels Baseball Cahf. Angels vs. Cleveland Indians 1n Cleve· land. 12:00 f) MU International ChampioMhips The NAlA Track and Field Championships at Billings, Mont.; and the National AAU Wrestling Champ1onsh1ps at Cleveland. Ohio. 1:00 O Kemper Open Golf Tom Weiskopf defends his title 1n the $175,000 tournament played at Quail Hollow Country Club at Charlotte, N.C. 1:30 f) (j) CBS Tennis Classlc Bob Lutz vs. John Alexander at Sea Pines Plantation, Hilton Head Island. S.C. Twenty·four·year·old Lutz, seeded no. 6. won nearly $60,000 last year in World Championship of Tennis Events. He won one WCT Tournament at Cologne, Germany. and also won the U.S. Hard Court Championships in 1971. Alexander, 20 years old and 6'3" tall, is from Sydney, Aus tralta. His earnings last year were $30,000. He was the youngest player ever to compete tn a Davis Cup Challenge Round in 1968. That same year he won the Junior Wimbledon and was No. 1 ranked Junior tn the World tn 1969. He is seeded No. 11. 3:00 O Miiwaukee 150 Championship racers compete on the l '/2 mile paved track at the Wisconsin State Fairgrounds in the USAC sponsored event, known as the Rex Mays Classic. Defending champion is Al Unser. Other dnvers competmg include Mark Donahue, Al Unser. Bobby Unser, Gary Bettenhouse. Joe Leon· ard and A. J. Foyt. The vehicles cannot be over 15 feet long. Width rs hm1ted to 80 inches. Tires must measure at least 47 inches from the middle 1nstde wheel to the middle outside wheel. The average cost of t his type of racer is about $100,000. 5:30 O Golf With the Pros Bandleader Lawrence Welk matches skills with Emil Scodeller. golf pro from Annandale Golf Club in Pasa· dena. Host is Ross Porter. MONDAY, JUNE 5 --- THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JUNE 4, 1972 •No Starvation Diets •No Exercise •No Saunas YOUR CHOICE: OSMOSIS OR COMPRESSION WRAP Over 30,000 Satisfied Customers FREE ss.OO CHIN WRAP WITH THIS AD! INCHES·A·WAY -Often imiluled, '1t1•erd11plm.1tul Costa Mesa· 1799 Newport Blvd ..... Anaheim · 911 S. Brookhurst •••••. 642-3003 778-4841 9:00 O Forum Boxing Lightweight champion of Africa, Cesar S1nda, ---------------------------- battles Lobito Montoya in a 10-round bout. (Tentatively sched· uled) WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 5:30 O Sports Challenge New York Yankees (lefty Gomez. Joe D1· magg10 and Tommy Henrich) vs. the 1950 World Champion Cleveland Browns (Dante Lavelli, Otto Graham, Lou Groza). Dick Enberg is host. 6:00 O Angels Baseball Calif. Angels vs. Detroit Tigers in Detroit. 10:30 (1) Sports Challenge THURSDAY, JUNE 8 8:00 ti) Boxing From the Olympic Tentatively scheduled: Raul Del gado vs. Emile Griffith in lO·round m1ddlewe1ght bout. SATURDAY, JUNE 10 11 :30 AM ~ Lee Trevino's Golf for Swingers m Coliseum lmritatlonal Track Meet Tap~d coverage of yester- day's pre·Olymp1c showdown prior to the Olympic Trials set for late August in Eugene, Oregon. Participants: Villanova's Marty L1quon vs. Oklahoma State's Tom Van Ruden in the mile: Sweden's Kjell Asaksson and Bob Seagren in the pole vault; Pacific Coast Club's Al Feuerbach and Texan Randy Matson 1n the shot put; and John Smith. Lee Evans and Wayne Collette 1n the 440. 12:00 0 tiQ) M•jor League Baset>.11 2:00 O Cl) Triple Crown Horse Racing The 104th running of the h1s- tonc Belmont Stakes. from Elmont Park, Elmont, Long Island, New York. Jack Whitaker is host, with Heywood Hale Brown and Pia Lindstrom conducting interviews. The race is called by Chick Anderson. 3:00 m futbol-Soccer 3:30 O Sports Action Pro-File Female tennis pro Billie Jean King is today's subject. 4:30 CI) Lee Trevino's Golf for Swingers 5:0011 Hollywood Pa~ Thoroughbred Racing The $75,000·Added Inglewood Handicap at 11/8 mile, featuring J ·year·olds and up. 0 (3) (I) ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports The 5lst annual NCAA TraCk and F1ek1 Champ1onsh1ps from the Un1verst1y of Oregon tn Eugene-site of U.S. Olympic Trials in track and field Jim McKay and 8111 Flemming report. O lee Trevino's Golf fOf Swingers Glen Campbell and Jan Mur i compete for $1,000 to be donated to charity Box de Mexico 5:30 Lloyd Bridges' Water World Featured is an unusual sailboat race-between seven-foot. selt·steering Class A model ships INNOCENT OR GUILTY?-Carol Wayne plays Christie Mullins, a girt who may be guilty of the crime of which she was acquitted, in "The Letter of the Law," NBC's colorcast of The Bold Ones. Sunday (June 4) at 10 PM. (Repeat) _l _l ------ P~ge 3 I THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEE.K , JUNE 4, 1972 DAY T~ME PROGRAM S SUNDAY MORNING EE F11ture1 Thurs. only 10:15 ~The Electric Comp1ny Tues Fri 10:30 1J love of life 6:00 IJ Summer Semester D ~ m Hollywood Squares 6:25 D Station uch1nae "The female 0 Movies: See Daytime Movies Student'' 00 Phil Don1hue Show 6 JO £111 Od "E I ., M W d @ W1nderlust : ~ yssey co op on . e .. rn Mintrip Fr ; "Reading" Tues , Thurs Eduutionil Futures 11:00 I) 00 Where the Hurt Is fJ Across the Fence Mon , M1kln& 0 [9) m Jeopardy Most of M1turity Tues.. D1vey and 0 G1lloplng Gourmet Goll1th Wed., Parent Youth Forum @ Mantrap Thurs.; Youth ind the Issues Fri. ED The Electric Comp1ny ®)Today on Jhe Farm rn Just Roothy m Features 11 :15 m Operation Gr1ndp1re11t.s Tues : 6:45 El) Commodity Report Adoption Seament Thurs. 7:00 I) (IJ CBS News John Hart 11:30 IJ 00 Search for Tomorrow D m Today Show Frank McGee D ®> m Who, What, Where Game 00 Children's Shows 0 C1J 00 rn Bewitched 0 News Chuck Henry m let's Rap fJ 81n1na Splits @ News Hugh Williams o Todiy Show Mon. Tues., Wed . ED Mister Rorers' Neighborhood Cartoons Thurs . Fn 11:55 D Floyd K1lber Report m Bugs and His Buddies @ City Kids Sandra Escamilla El) Martel Openfn& ED 5 Sesame Street 7:30 @ Banana Splits 0 Teacher in Service ~Petticoat Junctio11 Thurs . rr1 m Cartoons @ Hobo Kelly El) Stock Marbt Coverage 8:00 I) Captain Kanearoo @ Coffee Breakf Children's Tucher 0 Ralph Story's A.M. ( f 1 Sunup Mel Knoepp (l2J Today Show m Dennis the Menace ED Hath1yor1 8:25 l!QJ Election Wr1p-Up Wed only 8:30 O Virginia Gr1h1m Show fJ 00 J1ck La l anne m Yogi ind friends m Gumby ED Features Mon . Thurs . fri 8:50 W News Dick McAleer (Tues·fri ). Shrrh Mix (Mon ) 9:00 1J 00 The Lucy Show D ®) m Dinah's Pla ce O The G1llery ct) Vlr&inla Graham Show fJ News Watch Fernando Del Rio m Movie: See Daytime Movies ID Uncle Waldo EE (I) Sesame Street AfTf RNOON 12:00 1J Noontime 0 m Three on a Match 0 CV 00 rn P1ssword I (8) 1§.l m News fJ Youth and the Issues Thurs. only @Crafts Mon .. Consumer's World Tues .• See the USA Wed .. Hey land- lord Thurs.; Ask Congress Fri {lj) Sesame Street ED Features ~ Tennessee Tuxedo 12:25 m Hieh Noon Buffoons 12:30 1J (il As the World Turns 0 tlg) m D1ys of Our lives 0 00 00 rn Split Second fJ News Watch John Fullmer m Dialine for Dollars ~ New Zoo Review l !OO 1J (i) love Is a Many Splendored Thinr 0 :l9J m The Doctors 00 r love Lucy 0 CV rn All My Children fJ m Movie: <;ee Daytime Movies I ®FYI 1:30 1J (j) The Cuidin1 light 0 ®) m Another Wor1d 0 Movie: See Daylime Movies 0 CI) @ (ID let's M1h 1 Oe1I m Fashions 111 Sewlne 0 (j) 00 aJ The Dating Gam1 m What Every Woman Wants to Know Bess Myerson J:OO 8 39 The Amateur') Guide lo love O The Me Too Show 0 Hlahway Patrol 0 (31 Ci) ffi General Hospital (i) Movie : See Daytime Movies 0 The Real M.ct oys m Tennessee Tuxedo ID Rocky ind Friends (jJ) The Forsyte Slga Fri. only m Cinema 36 3:30 I) It's Your Bet Lyle Waggoner hosts O (J) Mike Douglas Show 0 Oule and Harriet 0 rn One life to Uv1 fJ The lone Rineer m Quickdraw McGraw @ Peter Pot1musf Magilla Gorilla (ij} Self Defense for Women Thurs only (39 My Favorite M1rtian Ef) Feli1t the Cat 3;45 al La Comun1d1d al Dia Mon ·Wed . Topicos Thurs . HAO en M1rch1 Fn 4;00 I) fJ Movie: See Daytime Movies 0 The Rifleman 0 I J) rn Love American Style m New Zoo Review @Bozo's Bil Top Show ED @ Su1me Street al Calendario Thurs 09' D1niel Boone EE IOmba 4:15 al To Be Announced Mon . Tues .. Wed., frt . 4:30 (J') Movie: S~e Daytime Movies D F1Hi'irl7nows Best O News Benll, Schubeck m Yo1i and Friends ID The Munsters al Un C1nto de Mexico CE Bozo's Big Top Show EE Speed Racer 5:00 00 NYPO m The Flints1onu @ Nanny and the Professor ED (jj) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood al l• Frontera m Tr1ils West ;l9 Dick Van Dyke a;) Chucho Slav1dra Show f ri only CE Gatlopin1 Gourmet EE Three Stooges 9:30 1J (j) My Three Sons D (lg) m Concentration 1J Herm1nos Coraje 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies O Tempo Regis Philbin. Stan Bohr man co·host. El) Commodity Report OJ Every Wom1n W1nti to ~11ow 1 :40 @ Dialin1 for Dollars 5:15 a!) Panorama Mundi1I Mon ·Thurs / 5:30 O Father Knows Best 1 ~ The Riflem1n m Romper Room 10:00 1J Family Aff1ir 00 Movie: See Daytime Movies 0 @) m Site of the Century (j) G1lloplnr Gourmet m Wor1d Tllk Mon., Report to the Consumer Tues , Your Government Today Wed , Recon<lliation Thurs , F~er1I Executive Board Frt I o ·T a:>Hews 0 '1Q) m Return to Peyton Plue :1.QJ Assignment Fri only 0 (]) 00 rn The Newlywed Game m Dennis the Menace @ Rendttvous Wit~ Adventurej @ @ Cilligen's Island Mon,., Fri.. Travel With Don ind ED (lj) The Electric Company Bettina Tues ; Bee Beyer Wl'id m Don Wilson's Town Talk Ceur's. World 1hurs. a!) LI Hora Famillar Con C4nsuelo J~ M11or AdamJ Mon Wed . F11 • Usted 'I la Pohci1 2:30 IJ I 8 Edge of Ni1ht Tues Alerta! Thurs 0 @ m Somerset Ef) Speed Racer 2:00 1J llJ Secret Storm JUNE 4 MORNING 6:15 m The Christophers 6:30 O B1ckyard Safari m The Bible Answers 6:45 1f· The Christophen 7:00 f) Tom and Jerry Tl C1thedr1I of Tomorrow Q) Woody Woodpecker m Elp1nslon @ Public Aff1lrs(Soclal Security 7:30 I) The Groovle Goolles O The Chrlstophers O Mormon T1bern1tle Choir (6) Directions fJ Dr. Biiiy I. Hargis . o Deputy Dawr m Wonderama ID Slcred Heart/The Christophers 8:00 I) [8 lamp Unto My Feet O Mr, Wizard 0 Ru Humbard (6' Real Estate Open House O Herald of Truth 101 Old fime Gospel Hour ID Reviv1I Fires 8;30 I) .-. look Up end live O The Bugaloos O Campus Profile O Day ol Discovery m KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) @ Kathryn Kuhlm1n 9:00 1J Camera Thr" O Serendipity 0 Dey of Discovery 0 My friend Pookle fJ f f\ Or1I Roberts ~o To Be Announced @ Melodyland in Motion al Musica y Palabr•a 9· JO I) Tod1y's Religion 0 Station to St1tion O The Christ1delphian1 6l Movie: "Jet Attack" (dra) '58 John Agar Audrey Toller O Aneie's Gar•re 8 let There Be light fJ Kathryn Kuhlman )QJ The Israel Museum @ Old fime Gospel Hour ~ Esta Es la Vida 9:40 ~ Blble Stories/Noticlas 10:00 O Steps to lurnlng O Chall1nae My Sermon 0 Sports Ch1llen1e 0 (J) rn Reluctant Dr1eon :if' Zoora m1 fJ Movie: "The Steel Jun1te" (dra) '56-Perry Lopez. Beverly Garland al Frente 1 11 Vida 10:30 1J Face the Nation O This Is the life 0 C1liforni1 An gels Bueb•ll Angels vs Cleveland Indians at Cleveland 0 l~ rn The Doublededlm 8 TV 8 looks al lumlng 12, C4mment m Elementary News @ F11th lor Today 2 @D Cronic1s de Fr1ncl1 ® Movie: "Horseleathers" 11:00 I) Patchwo1k Family O Movie; (C) "Honermoon" (mus) '66-Anthony Steel, Ludmilla Tctier. ina, Antonio (})Lloyd Bridces' W1ter World 0 (El Bullwinkle "I) To Be Announced @ Sin Dleio Happenlni m Movie; (C) "Take Me Ou t to the Ball G1me" (mus) '49 -frank Sinatra, Gene Kelly m Church In the Home @D P1nt.1ll1 Dominica! 11:30 (6] Americ1n Physie1I Fitness 0 (El Make I Wish O Movie: "The Pied Piper'' (dra) '42-Monty Woolley, Anne Baxter. :i9) Movie: "One Way Street'' (dra) 'SO-James Mason, Dan Duryea. AfTrRNOON 12:00 O Ci) MU lntem1tlonal Champion- ships The NAIA Track and field Championships at Billings, Mont : and the National AAU Wrestling Championships at Cleveland, Ohio Consultation L6 Championship Auto Racing O Suspense Theatre @ Intelligent Parent ~ The Westernel'l 12:30 (~}To Be Announced l6) Movie: "Fast and Furious" (dra) '54-John Ireland. Dorothy Malone. @ loe De Silva's Open Forum ~Sea Hunt 12:45 O Angel Wrap·Up 12:55119) Art Instruction l :00 0 I S..IC1A~ I Quest tor Hope Prom 1nent theologians have discussion 111 Jerusalem. D Movie: (C) "Fort Ouge" (wes) '52-Rod Cameron . Jane Nigh 0 rn Directions O ~Kemper Open Golf Tom Wets~ kopf is defending champ tn Sl 75,000 tournament played al Quail Hollow Country Club at Charlot1e. NC 10) Meet the Press m World Beyond @ News Nici\ Carter m Tribuna Publica ffi Meet the Press CB Chuck Johnson Show 1:30 ft 8 CBS Tenn ts Classic Bob Lutz vs. John Alexander at Sea Pines Plantation, Hillon Head Island, SC 0 Ll , ffi Issues and Answers IE Voice of Calv.fl 2:00 ft RfTURN Belief Retu111 ol a 13 week senes fealunng people who are conl11bullng lo lhetr community and their churches. Host 1s Or Cli f1on Meiore. Director of the Council of Churches in Southern Callfo1ma Radio Telev1s1on film Commission Today's guest 1s Bishop Gera Id Ken nedy O lnqutl} 6 Movie· "hrik Commandos" fd1a) '59-Robert Ba11on Maggie law1 ence 0 To Be Announced 8' Z1ne Grey Theatre ]911 S,WA\ I Politit1I Rally John Beatty and Judith Hillman host live program. as candidates in the June 6th election and c111zens of San Diego County convene at KOGO·TV m Chfller @ Teenage Trials @D Toros ffi Movie! "Oragonwyck'' 2:30 O Dr. Irene Kassorla CJ) Candidates for Assembly 0 Meet the Press O Broken Arrow O Movie: (C) "Bend of the River" {wes) '52 -James Stewart, Roell Hudson. 11) Face the Nation (E Swingin' Wheels 3:00 O Newsm1kers Senators Hubert Humphrey and George McGo'lern will be inteNiewed separately. rn Slnta Barbara f orum D fish Fry Festival Parade Spon· sored by the Costa Mesa Lions' Club, this is the 27th Annual Festival which raises funds for youth groups tn the area. ® Once Upon i11 Wheel O Milwaukee 150 Championship racers compete on the 11/2 mile paved track al the Wisconsin Stale fairgrounds tn the race that 1s l\nown as the Rex Mays Classic. (E Roller Derby 9 Movie: "Stage to Tucson" 3:30 CV EE C..mpus Profile 0 Insight Ci) Johnny Bench Show O Movie: "The Green Helmet" (dra) '61 -Bill Travers, Nancy Walters. ® Movie! (C) "Damon 1nd Pythias" (adv) '62-Guy Willlams. 4:00 O Movie: (C) "l itterbugs" (com) '43-Laurel and Hardy. .]) School Unifie1tion O Sen. Humphrey Re acts * to Top Issues O Sunday Program includes inter- views with officials of the Boy Scouts and with guests Vincent Bugliosi, candidate for LA County DA ; and Hubert H Humphrey, cand1da1e lor President 1J Wago:i Train 'II film Odyssey m Estrellu Musicales m Human Dimension Cl!) P1no11ma Li11tino CE} Rex Humbard EE Corona Now 4.30 1) Congressional Candidates League of Women Voters inteMew cand1· dates for the 36th District. O High School Debate Finals Loyola and Van Nuys High Schools compete as finalists 1n debates taped May 29 at KTLA. W Festival of Classics: "The Son of Monte Cristo'' (adv) '40 Louis Hayward. Joan Bennett gI) Simplemente Vivlr rn This Is the Life ~The Big Valley W Felix the Cit 5:00 ft Little Women "The Book Burn mg" Amv becomes annoyed when she 1s not among !hose invited to lhe theater (Continued) THE DAILY PILOT, rv WHK. JUNE 4. 1972 Th .. N.E.C. method may t>. the answer. II has pro...,en In 1housands of caan that II can stop bed-wolling (Enuresis)• When not caused by or91n1c detecte or dJ,ea1e1 ... In just two to tour weeks. Not a drug or diet, just a simple cond11ion1ng 1echn1qu1. The N.E.C. method was de11etoped by a doctor .. prescribed by mony dOCto,.. A recogn11ed tam1ly ser- vice for mo re ltian 25 years. lhit Coupo• tor f111 luklll: "Becl·Wo111ng II• cauu . 111ec1 •nd ireatme nt'' matled lo yo11 w1111 no obli· gal1on. Till• rnformelh• boo\t\et. w1jUnn b)' an eml· nenl healtn 1v1nor••Y. •n· sw"'rs Ques11on' mo~t onen u~ed abo11I !>ed wolt1n9. COt fllG•itt lt 71 lMl •UI0,.4L UIU•Ut~ CO\IWCIL ·-----------------------------------...... , 10 NATIONAL ENURESIS COUNCIL TV 6/4 -435 No BedfO•d Or. Suite 105 Bev.-r-fy H•lt~. C•l•f 90ll0 NEC """ 1111 ... 0011 CITY ST.Ill ZIP' COOi "AN ACCREDITED PERSONAL SERVlrE NEWS GALS-Guest star Sandy Dunc1n and Liiy Tomlin (right) help to give the news segment a Busby Berkeley-type introduc· tion on Rowan and Martin's Laugh·ln, Monday at 8 PM on NBC. ft 1 st's & 2nd's -$ 1000 to $50,000 Any Real Estate in California : IMMEDIATE SERVICE IN YOUR HOME. , 1 ·~RELIABLE HUNi~s~!0:1:!.4cH ' IL MORTGAGE 847-5200 : CORPORATION A776~654lc ' t t 2295 W . BALL RO., ANAHEIM Open l o 6 p m -Tue\ lo Q pm Sot l o I pm Tru \led andrtl\pected brolr.er \1nqi 19'11 t t t t t t t t t SMOOTH OPERATORS Geraldine (Flip Wiison) and Ernestine (Lily Tomlin) "man · the switchboards for a comedy skit on The Fltp Wilson Show. Thursday at 8PM on NBC Mrss Tomlin also performs a monologue as 5-year-old Edith Ann who visits a new lady in the neighborhood Sammy Davis Jr . rs a special guest and he and Flip portray Farrell and Fairchild, a song and dance team playing therr last engage- ment together in the Krt Kat Club. SUMMER SOUNDS Monty Hall rs host of a comedy-varrety hour titled "Monty Hall's Smokrn'-Stokrn' Fire Brrgade." airing on ABC. Monday at 8PM Special guests for thrs travel tour of California include Cass Elliott. The Mike Curb Congregation. and·co~edran Fred Smoot There are also cameo appearnnc:P<> by Jim Backus. Johnny Brown . Dom Deluise. Fabian Forte. Annette Funicello. Rosey Gner. JoAnne Worley and Solomon Burke Monty and the trouP,e ' 101n rn such fest1v1t1es as fiestas. a powwow. Japa- nese celebrations. a Gold Rush Day fete. and a cattle roundup TRUE LIFE ADVENTURE Walt Disney Production!> ha' ~- long enjoyed a reputation a~ a leade r in animal and nature Singer Bobby Dann will films. One of the more sensitive star in his first television se· animal adventure!>. "Wild Burro ries-"Dean Martin Presents of the West," airs on The Won-the Bobby Darin Show" - derful World of Disnev, Sunday July 20 (10 PM) on NBC. (June 4) on NBC at 7:30 PM The series will be colorcast through August 31 as the summer replace ment for · 'The Dean Martin Show." Saul llson and Ernest Chambers will produce the program, which will be taped before a live audience at NBC in Burbank (Cal if.). Darin, one of the nation's top soloist~. is presently the headliner at the Desert Inn in Las Vegas. llson and Cham- bers. who will also be the pro- gram's head writers. describ· ed the series as a "comedy show with music." ''We will make full use of J Bobby's wide range of mus1- . "' cal and comedy talents." they The ~tor~ concern~ a 1cnny burro said. "In addition to top-name that 1s kidnapped 1n Mexico and guest-st ars. we will provide rus~led ~cro~' the U.S. h~rder him with a _company of play- Scraptwritcr Albert Aley 1:, re-ers who wlll join him each sponsible for "Burro's" informa-week in musical production tive na rration dramatizing a bur-nu.mbers as well as comedy ro's wild existence in California's skits. The program will be colorful Mojave Desert. The pro-const ructed as a showcase for duction is within the format of the many abilities of this con· the succc:,sful "True-Life Ad-summate q.rtist." ventures" popularized by Disney A special feature of each Studios. show will see Darin in concert Walt Di!>ney produced his first moving i~to the studio audi· True-Life. "Seal t...land," in 1947. ence to sing the songs which That led ofI a o;cnes of classic have m.ade him. one of the films <lepi...ting animals in their country s top nightclub and natural habitat. In "The Vanish-recording stars. ing Prairie," "The Living Des-The writing-producing team ert," and "The African Lion," of llson and Chambers have Di'incy l•'icd Jocument~ry film such credits a~ the "Di~k Van techn1quei; to prec;ent feature-Dyke Meets Bill Cosby · spe· length stories of animals in the cial: ."Ver-r·ry Interesting," a wild. Later, a variation of that special starring Arte Johnson: h . . d several Carol Channing spe- approac '~spire an , en~.irely cials; and "20th Century Fei- n~~ entertainment form.at. Per-lies" which starred Alan n brought to the sc~ce n the_ ad -King. They also produced the venture' of a red pane squirrel Smothers Brot hers television from birth to adulthood. It was show for two years . the first storytelling nature fi lm The technique wa-. refined m suh-* * * '>cqucnt production'> i;uc h a'i The lively Ritts puppets will "Charlie. the Lonesome Cougar." host "The Pink Panther ''K ing ol the Griz.zlies," and the Show" this fall on NBC. A highl) succes.,ful ··w orld of 0 1-.. number of captivating pup- ney'· 'ihow ··Lefty, the Dinga iing pets will interject comedy be- Lynx," which aired la'it fa ll t ween the Pink Panther an1- THE DAILY PILOT, TV WHK. JUNE 4, 1972 mat1ons each week as well as set the stage for the popular pink star's antics. Paul and Mary Ritts. whose puppets are currently seen on "Watch Your Child," NBC Telev1s1on Network's Monday- through -Friday program serv- ice, as well known for their accomplishments in the en - tertainment fi eld. Paul has wo.rked as an actor, play - wright, director. producer. composer and announcer. He produced, wrote and directed "For the Love of Fred," a puppet special which was telecast on NBC Children's Theatre. and worked on a number of other NBC series and specials. Paul and Mary and their son, Mark, will operate the colorful and imaginative char- acters. Occasionally they will be joined by a well-known vis- iting personality who will as- sist in hosting "The Pink Panther Show." * * While shooting a promo film in San Francisco for ABC's "The Streets of San Francisco" (debuting in Sep - tember). Karl Malden found he had worked with director Neil Israel's father in an off- Broa dway play in 1940. Karl said it was Neil's beard that tipped him off; his father. actor Sol Israel. had worn one 1ust like it in "Journey to Jerusalem" four years before Neil was born. * * * In the age-old question of whether art imitates life or vice versa. Aaron Spelling: ex- ecutive producer of ABC's The Mod Squad, opts for a little of both. The idea for a dramatic se ries about young undercover policemen was based on fact when the show debuted four years ago - three such units existed in New York, Los Angeles and Boston. At the present time. according to Spelling, 87 "mod squad" unit s are act ive across the country. Alfred Hitchcock, muter of the macabre, joins Dick Cavett as sole guest on ABC's The Dick Cavett Show, Thursday at 11:30 PM. ERRANT WIFE -Suzanne Ple- shette st•~ as a sOc:lalite who finds her marriage confining in "A Rage to Live," the d,..matlza- tion of John O'Hara's novel, to be telecast on The NBC Friday Night Movie at 8:30 PM. t ·~ I I SUNDAY (Continued) O Cuden Grove Str1wberry futiv1I P1r1de O Movie· (C) "The Dream Miker" (mus) '64-fommy Sleele. Michael Medw1n. Angela Douglas O 5<1-fi Thutre: "Teen11ers from Outer Space" O News Dale Schwartz @Movie· ''A Very Private All1ir'' (dra) '62-B11g11te Bardol Marcello Mas1ro1ann1 m Consultation a> This Week in the NBA ff) Kimba 5:15 (})future "Roughrng It Easy" 5:30 O Anlm11 World (R) The colorful Tsavo National Park in Kenya, East Arnca, home of more than 69 spe · ties of animals, is visited by Bill Burrud O Coll With the Pros Bandleader Lawrence Welk matches skills wilh f mtl Scodeller, golf pro from An- nandale Golf Club tn Pasadena. (6) Doctor in the House [81 News Ray Wrlson 10) Movie: (C) "Dtstry" (wes) '55 ~udte Murphy, Mari Blanchard (ij'l Wall Street Week £D Consulbtion m M1ntov1ni ~ 6illi11n's Island ffi Movie ff) Speed Racer 5:45 rJ l Movie; (C) ''Holid1y for Lovers" (com) '59 -Jane Wyman, Clifton Webb EVE NING 6:00 O Sixty Minutes Qer;,News O Wild Kingdom "Sea Lion Number Seven" Ci) Comb•t 0 Rellecciones (8'1 This Is Your Lire t:J Death Valley Days @ Passport to Travel EE l•panese family Dr1m1 ro H I SPECIAL I Young People's Film Festival Twelve p11ze winning films by children c1ged 6 18 from more lhan 200 entries are featured Included in this counllY wide com peltl1on are ··orange'' by 14 year old Marc Reshovsky or L A.. and "Jour nev Through T 1me " by the combined Glh grade class or San Diego's Francis Parker School m Viejo Sinverguenza m Wild Kingdom ~Lassie a!) Tele-Cinema 40 a> The Sixth Sense THE. DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 4. 19n tin Story of an opportuntslic young rnan who will stop at no1h1ng to reach the top of lhe ~octal ladder @Dragnet MONDAY EE Samurai Revolution JUNE !5 . . ffi rj$ Masterpiece Theatre -The For morning and 1fternoon listings, Possessed "The Convict" Pyo11 con please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. 11nues his ellorts lo involve N1kOlay Below, for your convenience, are with hts revolutionary group Stepan. the day's movies. having been dismissed by M.idame Stavrogin. falls 111 m Noche de Cata DAYTIME MOVIES a!) Cine def Domingo 9:00 m "Private Life of Henry VIII" (dra) '33 -Charles Laughton, [Isa Lan 9:25 O Political Tllk chester 9:30 O 18) Cade's County (R) Cade's 9:30 0 "Illegal Entry'' (dra) '49-How search for a prisoner who has ard Du ff, Marta Toren. jumped bail lakes him lo a small 10:00 (3" "Spy Hunt" (dra) '50-Howard mining town run by an old man who Duff, Marta Toren. tries to talk the sher\fl out of his 10:30 O "Man on 1 Flying Tr1peze" investigation. (com) '35-W.C. Fields Mary Brian O News Watch Larry Burrell "Are Husbands Necess1ryr• (com) m I SP£ciAL I How Do You Vole? '42-Ray Milland, Patricia Monson A two hour live television pol l 1:00 O "Marty" (dra) '55 -Ernest 7:30 O @ CBS Sunday Movie: (C) (2hr) enables the home viewers lo vote Borgn1ne, Betsy Blair "D-Day, the 6th of June" (dra) '56 by phone on their Presidentia l m "Panic in the Street&" (dra ) 'SO -Robert Taylor, Richard Todd. Dana choice Jack Rourke will emcee. -Richard Widmark, Paul Douglas Wynter. Edmond O'Brien A stirring l :30 O (C) "Revolt of tt1e B1rbari1ns" love story set against the back 10:00 0 0 m The Bold Ones -The (adv) '64 -Roland Carey GraZta ground of the Normandy Invasion L1wyers "The Letter or the Law" An Ma11a Spina (3) Political Message Paid political eccenlrtc attorney devises a macabre 3:00 8 "War Hunt" (dra) '62 -John program on McGovern for President scheme to punish a former client Saxon. Robert Redlord 0 o m Walt Disney "Wild Burro Will Geer guests 101 (C) "Meet Me at the f air" (com) of the West " (R) The adventures of 0 m News '53 -Dan Oatley, Hugh O'B11an a 1enny burro kidnapped by two cat 0 Hour or Power Diana Lynn tie rustlers Winston Hibbler nar (jj Self Defense for Women 4·00 fJ (C) "Tropic Zone" (adv) 'SJ - rates ffi Weekly News Hig~~ighll .• . Ronald Reagan. Rhonda Fleming 0 Eyewitness ffi The Forsyte Saga Conflict (R) 0 "The Happy Road" (com) '57-0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) 09 Boxing From lhe Forum Gene Kelly, Barbara Laage "Bombers B-52" (dra) '57-Nalalte fE Lou Gordon Show Guests are 4:30 (3' Same u lOAM listing Wood, Karl Malden, Marsha Hunt Evelyn Sar>on. founder of ACT (Ac· @ Three Passports tn Adventure tton for Children's Television) and ~The French Chef Al Martino m Homenaje ~ Wild Kinedom El) Fishin' Hole 10:15 ffi Weekly Sports Digest EVENING O Movie: (2hr) "Terror in the Crypt'' (hor) '60-Chrislopher Lee. (j) Htt Haw 8:00 fil Roller Games 10:30 0 Jerry Vislll "Rod Steiger" 0 Robert Schuller Show (8' At Issue 6:00 0 0 0 ®l News 0 (i) Wild Wild West m The Flintstones @ Daniel Boone 6:30 0 Wild Wild West CUl The Advocates ffi Bl1dt Journal ~ Mayberry RFD a!) Tele-Cinem• 40 a> Challen1e ff) The Three Stooges 0 VOTERS SPECIAL! * Hear Jess Marlow and league of Women Voters Discuss Key Propositions 0 I U'ICIAL I The Propositions Jess Marlow explains the key statewide ballot propositions while representa- tives from the League of Women Voters argue th e pros and cons. O Eyewitness News m Creature Futures: (90) ''Vim· plrt Men of the Lost P11net" (sci fi) '69-John Carradine. Robert Dtx EE World of Wycliffe ffi Artists in America m To Be Announced er;, Passport to Tr1vel :1_9' Green Acres ff) Headshop flltot M1nl1 7:00 O News Clere Rober1s P•ge 8 ~ Guib r, Guitar Laura Weber 0 CV@ m The FBI "A Second Lile" (R) Professional killer is snught by lhe FBI and also by syndicate 11:00 O 3 -.a O o News boss after he bungles an assign O Ru Humb1rd ment Martin Sheen guests ( 6 Movie: "Marco Polo" (adv) '62 m Movie: (2hr) "Billy Liar" (com) -Rory Calhoun, Yoko Tani. '63-T om Courtenay, Julte Christie O Movie: "The House on 92nd @ Perry Mason Street" (mys) '4S--lloyd Nolan EE Japane~ Variety Hour Signe Hasso ffi ~ Firine Ltne m Movie: (C) "The Deadly Com-m Super Show pinions" (wes) '62 -Maureen ~Film: (C) "House of Bamboo" O'Hara, B'.1an Ketth . . . (1j Learning tor hm1n~ a!) Cine del Domingo 09i Burlie's Law ff) Movie: (2hr) "The Mayor of Hell" (dra) '33-James Cagney 11 :30 0 Name of the Came 8:30 0 er;, Jimmy Stewart Show "Period of Readjustment" (R) The you nger Howards consider deserting the pa rental home. '10' Political Message 0 (lg) Sunday Toni1ht Show O Movie: (C) "The Young, the Evil and the Savage" (dra) '68-Mtchael Renn ie, Mark Damon 181 Telepulse ID News Chul'.k Cer.rl 9:00 0 fOlm Bonanza "Erin" (R) 12:00 @Movie: ''Creal Expectations" When Hoss announces plans lo mar (cla) ·47 Anthony Wager Frnlay ry a white grrl raised by Indians, a Currie neighbor threatens the young worn 12 45 ( 1 d A ans life Mary rickett guesls : 6 ssues an nswers 0 3 • 6 1 a> ABC Sunday Movie 1:00 0 Movie. (C) "Cum of lhe Were- (C) (2hr) "Noth1ne But the But" wolf'' (sus) 61 Oliver Ree!l (dra) '64 -Alan Bales Denholm O News Elltott Harry Andrews Millicent Mar O Melodyl1nd 1n Motion 'i.51 Nn Playhouse of the 30s £D Hod1epodge lodge mm a> News 139 Mayberry RFD a!) Pregunte Usted Alex Jar1nto ff) Three Stooges 6:30 O Movie: (C) (90) "Youne Rebel of La Mancha'' Part I (dra) '69-Horsl Bucholz Gina Lollobrig1da Jose fer rer, Louis Jourdan B CBS News Walter Cronktlt 10 Merv Griffin Show m Andy Griffith Show ffi Joyce Chen Cooks er;, Treasure ~ Green Acres a!) Program Policl al ff) Headshop Elltol Mint1 7:00 0 IJ) 0 er;, News 0 Movie; (C) (2hr) "Accident" (dra) '66 -Dirk Bogarde, Stanley Baker. Jacqueline Sassard 6 1 Truth or Consequences 8' Dragnet 0 What's My Line? m I Love Lucy @ I Dream of Jeannie ffi H1th1yo11 rn Una Plegarta en el Camino J 9 Win $ Movie. "Rally 'Round the Fl1e. Boys" Paul Newman 72 s, s. re rai n w rd e" n. m) n st so s" zia hn n THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JUNE 4, 1972 a!) Rev. R•J Piuarro owner, to San ~ranc1sco CLASSIC DAYS 7;30 1J Stand Up 1nd Chetr Cliff Rob 0 forum Boxrna erbon auests 0 Cil (jJ m AIC MondlJ Movlt: OF RADIO O Or. Simon lock• "Death Holds (C) (2hr) ''Onu Befort I Dlt" (dta) lh'e Scale~" Or. Locke is llown by '66 -Ursula Andress. John Otrek. . hehcopter lo a remote area where a Rod Lauren A tense Wotld War 11 B I n g C r O Sb Y · G e O r g e pal1ent has suffered a heart allack drama about a young wom1n and a Burns , Jack Benny and F.ib- @ To Tell the Truth United States cavalry troop fleeing b r M G · in h (fl I Dream of Jeannie from advancing Japanese force$ in e C ee JO ot er great fJ Million $ Movie: <C> (2hr) "The the Phili ppines. radio comedians of the '40s Story of Mankind" (fan) '57-Ron 19} Movie: (C) (2hr) "Kashn1lri Run" for ·a nostalgic walk through aid Colman. Hedy Lamau (dra) '69-Pernell Roberts, Alexan 19) let's Mike a Deal dria Bastedo. that era on Playhouse New m Hoe1n'1 Heroes ® Draenet York-The '40s on Wednes-® Of1antt @I) Do-Re-Mi <jJJ In the Spotlight @ The Viralnl•n d ay at 8 :30 PM on non-com-m Citywatchen CJ!) Hovela mercial KCET, Channel 28. m lassie 9:30 IJ Doris Dty (R) While editor CJ!) Mieuellto Valdez Show Bennett fumes over the possibility of "The Great Radio Com-m To Be Announced security leaks that m1y disrupt an edians" also features Edgar EE Movie: (2hr) "Atfectlon1tely exclusive revelation by his.magazine. Be rgan and Charlie Mc- Yours" (com) '41 -Merle Oberon, Doris goes lo the s!.,te pnsoo to in· Dennis Morgan. Rita Hayworth terview a notorious mobster who Carthy, some of Fred Allen's 7:55 O Political Meu aae cl aims he wants to squeal Gang and many others. 8:00 1J Gunsmoke "The Witness" (Rl CJ IE) News Two Dodge Cit( residents withness a '@ The Story or Eric During the program the senseless crime committed by a EID Current Events veteran comics explain as- young fug1t1ve, bu t are forced to @I) Aventura . tell Dillon that their eyes deceived EZ) Racina from Hollpood Park pects of their o w n styles and the m 10:00 1J m Sonny and Cher ComedJ techniques, as well as ill um- 0 'NJ m lauah-ln (R) Guest Hour (R) Veteran ~omed1a~ Art Car· inate those of late perform- $andy Duncan turns up as a clown ney portrays President Richard M. and a bank teller Cameo guests 1n Nixon as he joins ma musical spool ers like Gracie Allen, W .C . elude Johnny Cash. Paul Lynde poking fun al the current state of Fields Fannie Brice Fred Terry Thomas and Jack Ou rant the political world ' . ' 0 <31@ (D Mond•r Night Spe· 0 m Nftfs Allen and Eddie Cantor. cial "Monty Hall Smok1n'·Stokin' fJ BlllJ Graham Crusade T ogether they humorous- Fire Briaade" Monty Hall makes his IE) Saf1ri to Adventure television smarng debut backed by a ljj Masttrple<e Thuter _The Pos· ly reconstruct the develop- by a chorus of Hollywood stars and !ened ment of radio comedy from a cast ol thousands of Californians CJ!) Rincon Araentlno its roots in vaudeville using '" this musical variety special m la leyenda de 81fomet Guests include Cass Elliott, the Mike 10:30 0 Georee putnam'a T1lk·81tk Old a nd often rare movie Curb Congregation and comedian IE) Bill Cosbr Show footage, sound tapes and chorus of Hollywood stars and a cast EID film Odyssey of thousands of Californians in th is @I) la Satanlca photographs. Some of the musical-variety special. Guests in @ Movie: "No Sad Sones for Mt" more memorable moments elude Cass qt1ott, the Mike Curb EZ) Conciencit Culpable Congregation and comedian Fred 11 :00 1J 0 (j)@) @I) m News recounted in the program Smoo t O Good News Demos Shakarian are : Jack Benny's explana- ~a 11 IFWAL I Wrld Animal Men This @ Mushal Dillon t1on of how he earned his special. filmed Ill Kenya describes 0 (Ir m Hews spectacular w1ldhte and conserva fJ Movie: ~reen-Eyed Blonde" hon efforts (adv) '57-Susan Oliver m AridJ Griffith Show m Truth or Consequences IE) Perry Mason (D David Frost Show EID Cl~ Specral of the Week ·To 'iI Book But gether A Chuck Mangione Concert" EZ) Ht1dshop (R) Versatrle 1az1 musician Man gione a 11 :30 f) T CBS late Movie: (C) "Twi- fast Ming reco1d1ng star conducts tight of Honor'' (dca) '63-Richard the Rochesrer Ph1lharmon1c per Chamberlain Joey Healherton forms with his own 1azz group and O J9l mJohnny Carson Pat solos on the flugelhorn and piano Boone is substitute host @I) la Recoeld a 0 La Mode Buttons a!) Estacion Centr11 0 (V (6) (D Dick Cavett 8;30 m MeN Grillin Show m To Tell the Truth 9:00 1J Here's Locy (R) Lucy be· ll:45 O Robert K. Doman Show comes the unwilling foster mother ot 12:00 m Movie: (C) "Mother Is a Fresh. a Chinese laundryman when she min" (com) ·49 -Loretla Young ~aves his life and then runs afoul of Van Johnson an ancient Chinese trad1t1on 12:30 li) Country Musit 0 m HBC Mooday Movie: (C) \2:45 0 Movie: (C) "Rainbow lsl1nd" (2hr) "The Desperate Miuion" (R) (mus) ·44 -Dorothy Lamour Barry (wes) 71 -Ricardo Montalban. Ina Sulli van Bahn. Roosevelt Grrer Joaquin Muri 1:00 J 0 0 8 19) Hews etta (Montalban) 101ns a group of 1:30 6 Movie: "Ritt Ritt" (adv) ·4 7- men headed by a 11unman whose Pat O'B11en. Anne Jeffreys apparent m1s!>1on I!> to ucon Otilia 3:00 6 Movie: '1he lut Bandit" (wes) (Miss Bahn) wife of a wealthy land '49--Forresl Tucker Wiiiiam [lliot( relent less miser reputation; skirmishes in the Jack Ben- ny-Fred Allen w ar; Benny's descent into his vault be- neat~ the city of Los Ange- les; and Charlie McCarthy's notorious insult matches with Hollywood stars. Also revived is the exas- perating v isits to the Fibber McGee home by Mayor Lat- rivla, and many of the zany Burns and Allen routines . A highlight of the broad- cast is an Allen's Alley skit w ritten especially for the program ·by Harry Bailey who w as one o f Al len's w rit- ers during the '40s. BING CROSBY GEORGE BURNS JACK ll!NNY Pa1e 9 'I I j I 11 1 • i I I Watch the Nixon, McGovern, Spock, Hemp, Wallace, Ashbrook, Muskie, Lindsay, Chisholm, THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK JUNE 4, 1972 Humphrey, McCarthy, Yorty, Jackson Show. With Jess Marlow, Tom Snyder, Tom Brokaw, Bob Abernethy, John Chancellor and David Brinkley. The California Primary News and Election Coverage from 5pm Tuesday night. KNiC~! TUESDAY JUNE 6 For morning and afternoon listings, pleese see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Sunday Dinner for a Soldier'' (com) '44 -Anne Baxter, John Hodiak 9:30 0 (C) "A Day of fury" (wes) '56 Dale RobertS-On, Mara Corday 10:00 '"3) "fcances Covers the BIR Town" (com) 'SS-Donald O'Connor, Yvette Dugay 10:30 0 "Second f iddle" (rom) '58 - Lisa Gastoni, Thorley Walters "Sto· len Assl1nment" (sus) '55 -John Bentley, Patrick Holl . l :00 0 (C) "Return of the Gunfi1hter'' (wes) '66 -Robert Taylor, Chad Everett m "A Woman's Secret" (dra) '49- Maureen O'Hara, Melvyn Douglas. 1:30 0 "G1n1busters" (sus) '55-Myron Healy, Don C Harvey. 3:00 'i (C) "The Tempest" Pan l (dra) '59-Van Heflin, Silvana Mangano 101 ''Air Cadet" (dra) '51 -Rock Hudson. Stephen McNally, Gail Rus· sell 4:00 e (C) ''A Timt to Live I nd a nme to Die" (rom) '58 -John Gavin, lilo Pulver 0 "Hootenanny Hoot" (mus) '63- Peter Brock, Joby Baker 4:30 3"1 S.me IS l OAM listlnf EVENING 5:00 0 CALIFORNIA PRIMARY * News/Election Coverage starts at 5 PM . 6:00 e CT 0 0 I 0 News O The Bir Valley 0 @ Wild Wild West m The Flintstones (E) Daniel Boone (iJ Zoom! €E) Hod1epod1e Lodge ED m Cl> News ~ Mayberry RFD a!) To Be Anno unced Ef) Three Stoo1u 6:30 0 Movie: (C) (90) "Youne Rebel of la Mancha" Cone( (dra) '69 - Horst Bucholz . Gina Lollobrigida. Jose Ferrer. Lours lourdan 8 CBS News Walter Cronkite 'f 01 Merv Griffin Show m Andy Griffith Show rt;' Youne People's film Festival (R) €E) Art Profile 'Trank Gallo" m Treuure Q9 Green Acru ~ Quien Canta £st1 Cancion! Cl) Victoria l1mts Show Ef) Hndshop £1 hot Mintz 7:00 I) (l. 0 m News O But the Clod (Continued) Where To Write Networks Herl>ert S Schloss~· Vice Presode'11 NBC 3000 W Alameda B urbank Cahlo•n1a TH 5-7000 M r John McMahon Vice President ABC 4 IS I Prospect Hollywood. Calo l 90027 NO 3·3311 M r. Wllltam C O'Oonnell V1ce President CBS 7800 Beverly Boulevard Los Anselt:s. Calof 90036 OL 1·2345 local Stations Ch•nnel 2 (C8S) M r Wiiiiam C O'Donnell General Man ager KNXT 6121 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood. Calof 90028 HO 9·1212 Channel 4 (NBC) Mr Rober! Howard V1ce Pres1den1 & Generdl MC1nage1 KNBC 3000 W Alameda BoulevMd Burbanl., Cal1lorn1a VI 9·3911 Channel 5 (Independent) Mr Joh11 Reynolds General M anag er KTLA 5800 Sunset Boult>11ard Hollywood, Calo! 90028 HO 9-3181 Ch •nnel 7 (A8CI Mr John McMahon Vice President & Gener.ti Manager KABC·TV 4 151 Prospecl Hollywood. Callf 90021 NO 33311 Channel 9 (Independent) Mr Charlu P. Dwyer General Manager KHJ-TV 5515 M elrose Hollywood, Calif 90028 462 2133 Channel 11 (Independent) Mr Chades D Young Vice Pres•den t & General Manager KTTV 5746 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood, Calif 90028 HO 2 711 l Channel 13 (lnde.,.ndent) M r John Hopkms President & General Mal'Jager KCOP 915 N. LaBrea Hollywood, Calif 90038 851 IOOO Channel 22 (Independent) M r. Robert W. Bunn General M11nagrr KWHY·TV 5565 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood Cahl. 90018 HO 6 7757 Ch•nnel 28 (N on·Commerctel) Dr James Loper General M11n11aer l(C(T 1313 N Vine Hollywood, Calol 90028 HO 6 4212 Channel 34 (Spenlah language} M r Daniel Villaneuva Stat101'1 M anaaer KMEX 721 N. Bron~on Hollywood, Cel1f 90028 HO 6·8131 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 4, 1972 PAMELYN FERDIN: HAPPILY ACTIVE The days when child actors were exploited by adults and coddled in the· c.ol'ffines of a studio have long since pa ssed. Today, happily, the deman ds of an acting profession do not pre- vent child actors from leading lives much like other children of the same age. Pamelyn Ferdin is a good example. She attends a public school and. despite numerous acting assignments, her life and interest s are similar to those of most 12-year-old girls: school, animals, music and sports. Pamelyn is a "straight-A" seventh grade student at a Los Angeles junior high school-as well as a regular on ABC's Cur- iosity Shop, frequent guest on numerous television series, and a veteran of many feature films. This semester, school subjects include sewing and cooking. She is making a poncho. skirt and jumper in class, and several school recipes, such as Swedish meatballs, have found their way into the Ferdin household men - us. "I like tQ help my mother in the kitchen and invent new recipes," Pamelyn says. After school, when her homework is done, Pam enjoys composing and singing songs for the piano and guitar and playing with her cat , "Tiger," Dalmatian dog, "Tabathena," or her two doves, which were a present from Clint Eastwood when she worked with the actor on the feature film, "Beguiled." Of all her extra·curricular ac· tivities, Pam likes sports the best and excel s at swimming, tennis, bicycle riding, and _ski· ing. "I had one tennis lesson, but my dad and sister really taught me how to play. I think skiing, though, is my favorite sport. I just love to go barreling downhill," Pamelyn says enthus· iastically. When asked what she'd like to do when she's old· er, Pamelyn an swers without a moment's hesitation: "I enjoy sewing and would like to design dre sses. Of course, I want to be an actress -~inger when I grow up and wa nt to live on a farm and have lot s of ani'l'lals." Pret- ty specific -and not unlike - any other 12-year-old. Whether pl1yf nc with her q, T•blthena; prKtklnc her suttar; helplnc her motti· er In the kitchen: or prllc· tlclnc tennis with ded, Pam•· tyn Ferdin enjoya an active penon1I life •Iona with her ~'"'· ..... 11 COLOR TV SERVICE CALL $ 3~~""' • Trip to your home Color Picture Tubes •5995 • C~plete dia gnosis of your set e Complete estim ate Ont ef Or•nt• County's Old.st & MHI lhll•ble Servlu l'lrm' HOOPER'S TV LAND ' First & Grand -1309 E. First, 20 Yoer1 in th~ ume locetion. Santa Ana 547-5881 Se1v1n9 Entire Ore n9 e County -(~ Dr. Welby (Robert Young s • presc p Ion as mour makes • rare televlslon ap1>4Mrance as • patient in "Echo From Another Wor1d" on ABC's Marcus Welby, M.D., Tuesday at 10:30 PM. 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Tll WEEK, JUNE 4, 1972 TUESDAY (Continued) ({)Truth or Consequences (I J Dragnet 0 What's My Une? m I Low Lucy &J Hieh Chaparral m f orsyte S.ea m Una Pl•1ari1 en el ~mino 0..91 lid Talk Ef) Racin1 Fro111 Hollywood '"' 10:00 O Califomia l'rimary live cover11e from election central at KNBC. Om News 0 (3) Ci) ffi Election '72 Callfor nra, New Jersey and New Mexico pnmary reports. Cannon Cannon ts hued by lhe father of a young convict attendin& coll ege on a study release program 7:30 B Election Coverar e Continuous because the attorney father suspects coverage of the California primary, his son 1s being used to carry mes- one of the most important elections sages lrom prison. in the Presidential race as well as O Billy Graham Crusade one involving holly contested ballot C) Electi11n '72 News Director Carl propositions S1sskind and newsman John Beatty O Califomia Pri mary Live coverage host this local election coverage. from election central at KNBC. &J Safari to Adventure O Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Accld•nt" CW Sp.cial of the Welt (R) "To· (dra) '66 -Dirk Bogarde, Stanley gether. A Chuck Mangione Concert" Baker. m Winrs to Adventure 0 (El The Mod Squad CiE) festival Muiuno "Death of a Nobody" (R) A woman Ef) la leyenda de Bafo11tet rs killed by a hit run driver and Pete l 0:3o O Georre Putnam's Talk·Bad IS sure he was the target. 0 m (j) m Ma~us W•tby, M.D. 00 I Dream of Jeannie "Echo From Another World'' (R) The 0 Millio~. $ Movl~: (C) (Zhr) "Band Ille of one of Dr Welby's patients is of An1tfs (adv) . 57-Cl~r~ Gable, endangered by the wrong diagnosis Yvonne DeCarlo, Sidney Po1t1er. by a young neurologist (10) National Georraphic "Miss Good· &J Bill Cosby Show all and the Wild Chimpanzees" m LI Satanlca m Ho1an's Here>es m Call of the West CW The .r~~yte ~1a .. CJ9I Movie: "Human Desire" m Movtt. City In flames Ef) Conciencla Culpable O• Gl•n Campbell CiE) Con sejero Corazon 11 :00 0 One Step Beyond (El To Be Announceif @®)News m Movie: (2hr) "Brother Rat and a 0 Movie: ''Chase a Crooked Sflact. Baby" (com) '40 -[ddre Albert. ow'' (mys) 'SS-Richard Todd, Anne Priscilla Lane Buter m Truth or Consequences 8:00 (U Rollin• on the River B.B King &J David Frost Show guests. @!) m News m Andy Griffith Show W Headshop ( R) m Calif11rnia Primary Election Cov· • . .. I erare Until 11 PM 11 .30 0 Movie. fate Is th• Hunter' m la Cou Juzrada (dra) '~-Glen1n ford. Na~. Kwan. CiE) Estacion Central 0 Movie: (C) 'Vireln Island (adv) 'SS-John Cassavetes, Sidney Poi· 8:30 6 Campaien '72 CBS News tier, Virginia Maskell correspondent Watler Cronkite with (j) Marshal Dillon national election returns 0 CV m News 0 (lg) m Primary Returns (j'i CBS l ate Movie: ''The Reil lade• 0 CV 00 m M11vle of the Wtek: of Coura1•" (dra) '51 -Audie Mur (C) (90) "The Hound of the Basker· phy. Bill Mauldin villes" (R) (sus) ·71 -Stewart o Name of the Gu11 Granger Wilham Shatner. Sally Ann m To Tell th• Truth Howes John Williams. Bernard Fox ll:OO O Movie: "Princes.s O'Rour\e" An all-new • version of Sir Arthur (com) ,43 _ Robert Cummines. Conan Doyle s classic tale of a lam-01 d H II d .1 • d d h l 1v1a e av1 an . 1 y s escen ents cursed throug he iJl Ci) (El Didi Cavett Aclress Rita ages -· m Merv GriHin Show Hayworth IS a scheduled ruest ej91 Counhy Place m Movie: '.'Utttt Minister" (rom) -'34-Kathanne Hepburn, John Beal. 9:00 B KNXT Election Cove11r e Jerry 12:30 O Dick Cavett Actress Rita Hay Dunph~ and newsmen continue with worth is a scheduled gu~t statewide and local results. IE) Country Music (8 ) H1w1ii five-0 (R) Steve prepares to cope with a convict' s escape from 1 :00 (j) (lg) News prison and his suspected tre -up with I :30 B Movie: "Fortreu of the Dead" a nold time mobster (dra) 065 -John Hackett. Conrad m la Criada Bien Criada Parkham ~ The Vl1rini1n 1 O News CiE) Novel• 2:00 0 News 9:30 O Second looll 0 &J News CW Bla<k Journal m Aventura m All·Nieht Show: "Gir1s In the Woods," (C) ''The Oeuslarer," "[n. dlanted Cottare" 2.35 6 News TH( DAILY PILOT, TY WEfK, JUNE 4 1972 THE CALIFORNIA PRIMARY What you do today will make the nation take notice tonight Pollt1 cal experts have rated th e California primary the most important primary election of 1972. See 1t happen at KNXT's Election Central.vith tete111s1on·s most experienced newsmen -Jerry Dunphy. Walter Cronkite WarrPn Olney and The 819 News learn. Coverage starts w ith The Big News tonight ,11 6PM·CBS~2 P~ge 13 WEDNESDAY JUNE 7 For morning and afternoon list ings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Two Thous1nd Women'' (dra) '44 -rlora Robson Phyllis Calvert 9:30 0 "City Across the River'' (dra) '49 -Stephen McNally. Thelma Ritter 10:00 (31 "Great Sioux Uprisin(' (wes) '53 -Jeff Chandler, ra1th Domergue. 10:30 D "The Solitary Child" (sus) '57- Barbara Shelley, Philip Friend (C) ''High Season for Spies'' (dra) '67- Peter Van Eyck, Letitia Roman 1 :00 0 (C) "Dayton's Devils'' (sus) '68 Rory Calhoun, Lainie Kazan m (C) ''The Su fighters" (adv) '64 -Joe Shishido. H1deak1 Netani I :30 D "Raffles" (mys) '40 -David Niven. Olivia de Havilland 3:00 'Tl (C) "The Tempest" Concl (dra) '59 -Van Heflin, Silvana Mangano. "On the But" Part I (com) '62 - Norman Wisdom. lenn1rer Jaynes 0 "I hke This Woman" (dra) '40 -Spencer Tracy, Hedy Lamarr. 4:00 0 ''The Letter'' (dra) '40-Belle Davis, Herbert Marshall 0 (C) "Hot Rods to Hell'' (dra) '67 -Dana Andrews. Jeanne Crain 4:30 Cl) Same IS IOAM listing EVENING 6:00 0 0 0 eI) m (E News l }) ®.) Newi 0 C.llromi1 Angels Baseball Angels vs Detroit Tigers at Detroit 0 CE Wild Wild West m The Flintstones @ Daniel Boone Gjl Zoom! Erl Hodgepodge Lodge ~ Mayberry RFD a!) To Be Announced EE Three Stooges 6:30 0 Movie: (90) "Cairo'' (adv) '63- George Sanders, Richard Johnson. Faten Hamama, Walter Rllla. The Cairo museum is the setting for a daring robbery. (j) CBS News (@ Merv Griffin Show m Andy Griffith Show (U) Firing Line ff) Indian Arts "Doodling on the Rocks" A program on the history and cullure or the Indians of the Southwest. m Treasure @ Green Acres a!) Aficionados de 11 Comunid•d CD Vktori1 James Show EE Headshop Ellrot Mintz 7:00 1J (1) 0 m News @ Truth or Consequences Ci) Dragnet 0 What's My Line? m I Love Lucy @ I Orum of Jeannie BEFORE YOU LEASE INVESTIGAT E! LEASE SPECIAL New 1792 MARK IY $20911 A MONTH 24 MONTH °''" IND nus TAX. UCINU lfflCTIYI THIU MAY JlST, 1t72 ONLY. 1"1111 power, air, IHflMr, vi..,1 ~·~ ~ 1M111 & 9'wll ,....,,., AM/FM ttw .. , 1111 wtMet, Jlltt9 ...;;--.;.. MICMIMtl ....... WSW tires. ~~I o~~~_!i'~t 11 ..... t CMtt 1M ...,._ IV .. , .... ,_ Niiiy ... m ....... _ ..... 1vwy. 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ID The Advocates 9:30 0 3 6 CD The Persuaders "The eI) Una Pleg•na en el C•mino Time and the Place" (R) Danny and ;l9 Movie: "Fall of the Roman Em Breit meet pollt1cal intngue when pire" Part I they help a gir l w11h car trouble on 7:30 I) Survival lion Grab' Wild ani a desolate road Ian Hendry guests mals are aided by American scien· 0 News Watch John rullmer t1sls through the use ol transistor @News Hugh Wtlli.im~ 1zed radios eIJ A~entura 0 The Mouse Factory rolk tale lav EE Racing From Hollywood Part ortles are brought to lire by Johnny 10:00 6 8 Mannix (R) A private detec Brown live hired lo 1nvest1gate a blackmail 00 To Tell the Truth er r111ds out more than his employer Ci) I Drum or Jeannie wanted to know 0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Fort 0 '!Q m Night C•llery (R) Denise Dobbs" (wes) '58 -Clint Walker. Nicholas, Sandra Dee. Dana Andre ws. Virg1n1a Mayo. Brian Keith, Russ Patrick Macnee Brock Peters and Conway. Tim Matheson star 111 three dramas m Hog1n's Heroes about a m1sf1t sent lo anoth er @ (I) Dr1gnri planet, a look into the future. and (jj} The Vote "Propositions 2 and 9" a witch doctor's <urse. ffi It Is Written 0 Billy Graham Crusade (E Nashville Music m News EE Movie: (2hr) "Front Page Wom· m Safari to Adventure an" (com) '35-Bel1e Davis. George rf3) Soul! Brent ID Masterpiece Theatre -The Pos· 8:00 0 (8 ) PREMIERE The Melba Moore-sessed "The Convict'' (R) . . . a;) To Be Announced Clifton D1v1s Show Replacing Carol t= La L.. -"' d B r t B ti f th h. . f:L' .. ye .. u1 e a ome urne or e summer I 1s varrety r series will feature Mom; Mahley and 10:30 3 The Golddiggers Jean Stapleton as special guests in D News George Putnam tonight's show. Regulars inclu de (i) Sp~rts Ch1llen~e Timmy Rogers. Ron Carey, Dick Lib· 0 This Is Your Life Don Rickles 1s ert1111. and Liz Torres the s~rprised guest 0 m Adam-12 "Mary Hong @ Bill Cosb~ Show Loves Tommy Chen" (R) The Chinese eIJ la ~atanic1 community is lerrorized by hoodlums ~Movie: (C) "K1ng1roo" who call themselves Chung Nings (E 42 Plus (Chinese Youth). EE Conclencl1 Culpable 0 00 (E The Courtship of Ed· 11:00 0 · 0 eil m CD News dit's Father "We Love Annie" Jerry Cl' I '121 News Stiller and Anne Meara guest as op 0 eorge Putnam's Talk-Back erators of Landon's Listen In tele ~ Marshal Dillon phone answering service 0 Movie: "Untamed Youth" (dra) m Andy Griffith Show '57-Mamie Van Doreh, Lori "'"Ison @ Perry Muon m Truth or Consequences Er) (f5' Election '72 "California Pri @ D1vid Frost Show mary" Er) This Week m Luch1 Libre Wrestling EE Headshop (R) a!) Estacion Central 11 :15 eI) Festival Filmico 8:15 O Angel Wrap-Up 11 .30 6 8 CBS Late Movie: (C) "A 8:30 0 O ffi NBC Mystery Theatre-Place for l overs" (dra) '69-Faye McMillan 1nd Wife "Death Is a Sev Dunaway, Marcello Mastro1ann1 Ro en Point Favorite'' (R) An auto mantic story or young people hope· graphed footb all carries a message lessly in love that uncovers a murder 0 lQl er;, lohnny Carson Jnhn 0 Movie : (C) (2hr) "Accident" Wayne. Ann Margret and Sandy (dra) '66 -Dirk Bogarde Stanl ey Duncan are scheduled guesl~ Baker 0 One Step Beyond 0 (3) (i) Ci!) The Smith Family 0 !31 16' ffi Dick Cavett "Father 1n Law" (R) C111dy's ne w m To Tell the Truth boyfriend seems ideal for a police 12·00 g Movi'e "L d 1 B 1 .. · 1 h , · · 1 y o ur esque career unl1 e m1slreals a suspect. (mys) 43 _ Barbara Slanwyck Tim M~theson guests Michael O'Shea ~ This Week m Movie: "Night Boat to Dublin" ~ PIG1yhotusRe dNewC Yorkd-th~ '40s (mys) '46 Robert New1on Ray e rea a 10 ome 1ans Lovell ' 9;00 0 T • Medical Center (R) In Part I 12:30 @ Country Mum or two parts Gannon becomes in volved with an ailing tycoon who sets 1:0-0 ~ 0 D 10 News the stage for his own murder 0 131 (6) (E Marty Feldman Com· edy Machine Roger Moorr and Mar sha Hunt guesl @Dragnet 'fa Vibrations J9' The Virginian a;) Novel1 1:30 6 Movie: "Twist of F•le'• <dra) ·54 Ginger Roger$ Jacques Be1gerac 8 News 2:00 m All-Night Show: "Crack-Up," "The Abductors," "L1dy Luck" 3:00 6 Movie . (C) "Hellgate'' (we\) 'J1 -SIPrl1ng Hayden Joan Leslie THE OAILV PILOT. TV WEEK. JUNE 4 1972 " ~ ,, 1} ~r LUTIEBELLE AND MELBA MOORE: EQUALLY VICTORIOUS which won him o Tony nomination, but olso for much of his previous work , Dovis' evol uotion of his tolenl is not an overslotemenl. He won the Theatre World Award (1970-71) for his performance in the off-Broadway George Gershwin revue "Do It Again" and received considerable acclaim for his roles off-Broodwoy in ''How to Steal an Election" and "To Be Young. Gifted and Block ," for his portrayal of Sorry Nelson's son in "The Engagement Baby" and in his many out o,f town performances. When Melba Moore slipped from a rock.- ing d\oir. swung bock her pigloih. ond belted the song "I Got Love from her 91- pound frome on !he opening night of the Broodwoy hit "Purlie." she was immediately vidorious. She proved she hod more thon "love .'' She had the ability to stop o show. to wolk smack into the heort of on oudience and to win a Tony Award for her efforts. Not on ly did I he petite performer earn her- sel f o Tony os th e best supporting octress of 1970 for her role os the soulful. beguiling Lutiebelle in th is musicol version of "Purlie Victorious." she olso danced away that year with the Theatre World Aword. !he Drama Critics Aword, the Outer Circle Aword, AGVA's Enlerlainer of the Yeor Award and the Dromo Desk Aword. 1 d olwoys dreamed of something like tho I but it happened oll ot once, says the former music teacher from Newark. N.J .. wh o is 'reali1ing another ambition' os one of !he title stars of The Melbo Moore- Cl1fton Davis Show, on innovative musical comedy series which will air for five consecutive Wednesday nights beginning Wednesdoy (June 7) at 8 PM on CBS. Within the framework of o handful of sets representing different sections of cin apart- ment house-on entrance holl o roof top hurled against o skyline of New York a front sloop ond Mi ss Moore's living quorters- the summer series whic h replaces The Carol Burnett Show through July 5. focuses pri- marily on comedy s~etches and musical nu· be rs. In addition lo the pr incipals. Miss Moore ond Davis. who 1s starr ing as Volentine in the Tony Aword winning Broadway rock mu - sical version of Two G enllemen of Verona. ' regulars on the series include comedian Tim- my Rogers. comic-impressioni sts Ron Corey ond Dick Libertini ond singer comedienne Liz Torres. Rogers ploys the oporlment sup- erintendent. ond Corey. Libertini ond Miss Torres pop in ond out of the oction os other res1denls of the building. Eoch of the five shows will also feature at least one major guest stor, according to Stan Horris, pro- ducer-director. "We were fortunate enough to get Jean Stapleton for our fir st show," says Miss Mnnre who tpor hes Mi~< St..,rlPl on (ArrhiP Bunker's wife Edith on All 1n the Family on the Network) to ' Rod Steady' in a produ- lion number which also features Miss Torres. r:lancer Mildred Lane and guest Mom s Ma bley Moms shuffle~ on in prin t dress. plaid ~ocks ond red slipper~ dMc ing her own sleps ond toothlesdy od libbing her lines as lond- l;,dy wh ile Miss Stopleton ploy., a Bostonian l1v1nq n the orartmenl hou\e on a :.hort MELBA MOORE leose (it lasts the houri and explaining her role with a solo of "I Met Him in Boston." Miss Moore is equolly "delighted" ot co- starring with Davis. whom she considers "a reolly great odor.' "He hos such energy, I hove to tell him to slow down .' she laughs. ''And then he soys to me· 'lf"you wont to follow o shooting stor, hang on to me!' " According to the critical roves he hos received not only for his role in 'Two Gentlemen of Verona," C LIFTO N DAVI S "He's olso o terrific songwriter," soys Miss Moore, citing such compositions os "Never Con Soy Goodbye," wh ich won him o Gold Record. "Here Comes the Sunrise,'' "Potience Is Reworded." and "Seorchin' for o Dreom," which she recorded in her "look What You're Doin' to the Man" album. Miss Moore's career, wh ich now includes recording such populor albums. actually begon in a New York recording studio. After receiving o bachelor of arts degree in music education from Montclair (New Jersey) State T eochers College and teach- ing for o short time ol the Peshine Avenue School in Newark, she worked os o bock- qround si nger for records. I found teaching wosn't for me," she explains. "I hod to get owoy from it and see if I could moke so mething of the tolent I thought I hod. Everything seemed to be happening in New York. so I moved." During those back-up-singing doys, she put together on oct ond worked in the Catskills as a 'stond-up pop singer." "I wos si nging nice sofe songs. and things like 'Sum- mertime· to show off my legit voice," she recoils. It wos during o subsequent recording session that she wi'I~ o•..ked to audition for a port in· Hair." And. until Luliebelle skipped into her life. her role os a lead singer and then as the star of the Broadwoy production of that rock musicol wos her one cloim to fame. But it was Lutiebelle thot seemed specially tailored for the tiny girl with the huge voice. From Luliebelle, a chorocler Miss Moore describes as "smort, noive, with o fresh. clean honesty," the odress hos gone on to appear primarily as o young st ar named Melba Moore who is winn ing equally im- pressive roves in nightclub ocl!. fro m Cae- sor'-; Palace in Los Vegas lo the Emp ire Room of New York 's Woldorf-Astoria ond os o guesl on television shows with David Frost, with whom she did 90-minutes. Flip Wilson "and.'' she notes, "even Bing Cros- by.'' But ''The Melbo Moore-Clifton bavis Show represents her f tr<;t chance ot starring in o television vehicle of her own and she o · mc. to be victorious. !' THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK JUNE 4, 1972 ROBERT FLAHERTY'S 'MAN OF ARAN ' THURSDAY LVfNINL "Man of Aran," Robert Fllherty's 1934 fututt ltncth study ol the pr1m1t1ve pattern existenct on a barren Irish Island, will be televised on Film Odyssey, friday 1t 8:30 PM on Ken, Ch1nn1I 211. The lilm will be shown without commercial interruptions on the Xerox.funded series which uch wen since Jan uary 14th hu bten presentina some of the wor1d'a ,most famous motion pictures of t~e put SO years. JUNE 8 For morning end afternoon listings, pleese see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the dey'a movies. 6:00 iJ 0 0 @[) m a> News (j)~News 0 The Bia Valley 0 Wild Wild West m The fl int.stones @ Daniel Boone Althouah Flaherty may not hive invented the documentary fllm lorm, he did more thin anyone before him to show how thf camera co uld lud 1n 1udi1nce eloquently ind unforaettably into the lives of otheri. Flaherty completed just nine films in his career, but his 1llect on film makers who followed him hu bun im· 11111sur1bM. His "N1noolc ol the North" and "Man of Aran" are two of the most h•&hly acclaimed film documentaries 1ver made. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Bridae of San Luis Rey'' (dra) '44-lynn Bari, Francis Lederer 9:30 O (C) "Tht Wines of Chance'' (dra) '6l-J1m Brown, Frances Rafferty 10:00 (I} "WH)end With Father" (com) '52-Van Heflin, Pat ricia Neal. (}~ In the Spotliaht ID Hodgepodae Lodge ~~ Mayberry RFD a!) Los T enebrosos EE Three Stooaes 6:30 O Movie· (C) (90) "Heminp1y's Adventures of a Young Min" Part I (dra) '62 -Richard Beymer. Diane Baker. Corinne Cal11et, Fred Cla rk Story of a young man 's experiences on the way rrom adolescence to manhood At th• conclusion of the telecast of "Man of Aran," Film Odyssty host Charles Champlin will diS(USS naherty'1 tlrtef with noted critic ind historian Arthur Kniaht. whou friendship with Flaherty bea•n in l 939 and lasted until the areal film m1ker's dt1th in 1951. Tl<iE ANDREWS: IN ACCORD WITH KIDS Page 16 10:30 O "White Huntress" (dra) '57 - Robert Urquhart, Susan Stephen "Ghosts on the Loose" (mys) ·43 - A111 Ga rdner, East Side Kids CBS News Walter Cronkite ®) Merv Griffin Show 1:00 0 "The Outructors" (dra) '67 - Richard Eaan, Patricia Owens. John Ericson m Andy Griffith Show ~ Guitar, Guit11 ID Book But "Oh Jerusalem." by Larry Collins and Dominique la p1erre m "Dante's Inferno" (dra) '35 - Spencer Tracy, Claire Trevor 1:30 0 "link Battalion" (dra) '58 - Don Kelly, Edwa rd G Robinson m Treasure Q9 Green Acres 3:00 "On tht Int" Concl (com) '62 a!) Tele·Revistl Musical (1) Victoria limes Show EE Headshop Elliot Mintz -Norman Wisdom, Jennifer Jaynes. @)"Sword in the Desert" (dra) '49 -Dana Andrews, Jeff Chandler. 7:00 iJ CV 0 m News 0 But the Clock 4:00 iJ (C) "From the Earth to the Moon" (sci Ii) '58-Joseph Cotten O "The list Winter" (dra) '62- Tony Britton, John W1tt1g. 00 Truth or C-Onseq uences Draanet 0 What's My line? m I Love Lucy 4:30 CV Same as 10 AM listing T1ge Andrew~. the rugged Capt. G reer of A BC~ Mod Squad has a soft ),pot in hi' he1:1 rt for today\ youth. Perhaps thJt i' not too ~urp11~1r1g. A"uc from thc fact that he i' the father of fi ve young children. demographic~ indicate that ll is the 16-25 age group that compri'e' the major portion of the viewing audience tha1 has contributed most to the succe's of Mud Squad. whil·h slarts a fifth 'ieason on ARC thi -; fall ( Thtir,day at 8 PM in Sept.). "I feel that today's youth has much to ~ay," beaan Andrews. "and 1oday':. adults should definitely li'ilcn. I am totally in accord with the goalc; of youth, but I do not alway, agree wi th their methods of achieving them " Spanning the generation gap nicely. T1 gc gave his opinion !hat The E"tahli,hmcnt. for whatever reason,. ha\ sometimec; thwarted or denied attempt.. to change obviouc; inequitie~ in our c;ys tem and te nac iously ~ometimes holds to the archaic prim:iple !hat 'what io; good for the father is good for the son.' a principle of which he takes a dim view. "These are times for innovation and dar· ing_ New ide:i, ~ind npproaches to problem' ~hould be encouraged-not ridiculed and shunted ... '>ay'I Andrew'\ At thi, point the actor :in acknowledged h1\tonan. reached back into the page' ol time to pur.-.ue his point "f am," he 'iaid, "rcmindeJ ot J quote hy Teduy Roo,evelt. It wa,, ·1.ir better 11 1, to Uarc mighty things. to win glOriOU\ triumphs. even though c heckered by failu re, than to t.1kt• r.inl wtth tho<;e poor 'pirit" who neither enjoy much nor ,ufTcr much hccau-;c they live 1n 1he gra\ tv .. d1gh1 that l nov.' not v1cton nor tlcfcat · ' "l he untor tunak thing " th.11 'm h ,1,1te men" .ire .il'-"J}' redul'cd to pl.1t11uJc, and Jo not gl1Jtl people mill ac1 ion When } ou 11nder'itand that 1h1<. part1c1d ar 4uotc wac; 'aid 75 year' ago. y1HI v.ould think that mankind would h.1vc p11t 1t' philmophv 1nh) practice h} now." "Th" 1' what I he ) uung ,ire tr} 1ng to d(1 1uda) The) arc rchcll1ng aga1n't the E'itah- l1\hmcnt in onkr to eff1.•c1 chanl!e' which arc nght. 1n\l1.'.1J of going .1long ;ith the idea, that .ire 1.1. rong Aa,1c.1ll). the )Ollth move. ment "a'iking '" 10 he honc"t "11 h our,clve' '0 we won't he dl\h<,nc\t with other'·· The out,pol..cn cn·,tar o( Mod ~quad 1.on- 1in11ed . "Call 1t heing on ;.1 'o:.ip box. if you ~ill. hut I deeply feel that 1n the light of v.h:11 " nnv. going on. 11 1, timc-111dc1.·d- P•"t time to rc·cv.tluJtc rhe principle'. dog- ma~ and rrad1t111m of 011r civil1zat iun 1 hcre 'hould he J pcrmd of 1nlrthpcct1on '~here all ( ac.1de' and hH'l<X m1c' J re cx j)O\cd for v. hJt they .ire We mu'I tal..c time to 11,tcn CJrC· 11111\ lo )Outh\ pl.in, for thc fururc for II I' 011r fu1ure ·" v.ell '" 1hc1r<, • ' THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI'.. JUNE 4 lll7. @ I Orum of Jeannie Storm" Mike keeps a rendezvous (jj) Speakinf freely With a mysterious stranger in a des RETURN OF WARNER BROTHERS GANCi Ell) H1th1yog1 olate bus stop cafe that becomes a @I) Una Pleg1ri1 en el Cimino vor1ex of danger Collin Wiicox Horne Q9' Movie: "fill of the Roman guests Empire" Cont i and "Circus World" @I) Noches Tapatias Part I ~ The Virglni1n ~ El Prof. Sagltano ~ Novel• 7:30 8 m Rollin' on the River Roger 9:30 0 Second Look Members of the finely honed team of professional enter- tainers who made W arner Brothers a top ranked studio in the Depression years will be reunited on "The Movie Cra1y Years" Thursday at 8:30 pm on KCET. Channel 28. "The Movie Crazy Years.'' an NET Playhouse documentary which matches film clips of the times with modem day comments M1lle1 guests O News Watch John fullmer O Lauie "The Awaken111g" Lassie @I) Aventura helps rescue a woman trapped in an Ei) Racing from Hollywood Park abandoned mtne 10:00 0 1 0 m Dean Martin Show (R) O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Accident'' Bing Crosby guests. (dra) '66 -Dirk Bogarde. Stanley O News George Putnam Baker,M1chaelYork O l])@mowen Mushall @ To Tell the Truth "Run, Carol, Run" (R) A young wid· (i) I Dream of Jeannie ow, charged with ktdnaping a 4- 0 Million $ Movie: (Zhr) "The year-old. tells conflicting stories as River Changes" (dra) '56-Rossana to his identity Guests are Lane Rory, Harold Maresch Bradbury, Keenan Wynn, Jeanne o Hollywood Squares Crain and Ethel Waters. m Hogan's Heroes 0 Movie: (Zhr) "Sukeout on Dope @ ~I Dragnet Street" (dra) '58 -Jonathon Haze, Ell) Art Profile "N0<man Geske" A Abby Dalton. v1sil w1lh director o4 the Sheldon m News Pete Miller. Ken Jones Memorial Art Gallery at the Univ of lD News Hu(h Williams Nebraska Ell) (jj) World Press ~ Tele-Revista Musical a!) Lucha Libre Wrestling m Wiiburn Brothers Show Ei) La leyenda de Bafomet Ef) Movie: (21u) "Hard to Handle" 10:30 0 Georee Putnam's Tafk·B1ck (com) ·33 -James Cagney, Mary m Bill Cosby Show Brian ' Critic at Laree 8:00 8 Ci) My World ind Welcome to It @I) la S.tanica A flashback story of how John's snif @ Movie: "The Juuler" fies brought on the lire department Ei) Conciencia Culpable 0 ®) m flip Wilson (R) Guests 10:45 Ell) ~ Critic at Large are Sammy Davis Jr . lily Tomlin ll:OO 8 0 0 m m News and Ed McMahon (])Ci) (i9l News @ The Comedians 0 One Step Beyond 0 ~)Ci!) Aliu Smith and Jones @ M1rsh1I Dillon "Six Stranger!. at Apache Springs" m Truth or Consequences Heyes and Curry are captured by lD OaV:d frost Show hostile Indians after being hired by (jj1 The Vote (R) "Propositions 2 the tough talking widow of a pros· and 9" pector to bnng out hidden gold. Ell) f iring Line m Andy Griffith Show Ei) Headshop (R) ID Boxing from the Olympic Tenta-. lively scheduled Raul Delgado vs 11:15 @I) Grin Cine del Jueves Emile Grilflth 1n a 10 round middle 11:30 8 OC CBS late Movie: (C) "Ro· weight bout gue's Marth'' (adv) '53-Peter Law ~ Thirty Minutes With • , . ford. Richard G1eene. Leo G Carroll. Ell) Black Journal Janice Rule Alter he is branded a @I) El Show de Loco Valdez tra1to1. a young captain enlists again ~ Estacion ~ntral as a private to regain his honor 8:30 f) 8 My Three Soos (R) Katie 0 119) m Johnny Carson lands a 1ob s1ng1ng in a small coffee 0 Movie: (C) "Rebels on the house loose" (com) '67-Riamondo Via m Merv Griffin Show nello, Lando Buzzanca. Ell) ")5 NET Playhouse on the '30s 0 ~~ (j) m Dick t avett Allred (R) "The Movie Crazy Years" A Hitchcock is the only guest recollect10n of the Depression m To Tell the Truth 9:00 8 (j) CBS Thursd1y Movie: (C) 11:45 (il Movie: (C) "Circus ol Fear" (2hr) "On the Double" (com) '61 -(mys) '66 -Christopher Lee. Mar Danny Kaye. Dana Wynter. Margaret garet Lee. Rutherford, Wilfrid Hyde-White. 12:00 m Movie: (Cl "lhe thltbreed" Diana Dors A timid G. I. stalioned in (wes) '57 -Robert Young, Janis England before World War I is Carter caught impersonating England's 12:30 lD Country Music foremost battle campaigner whom l;OO (]) O 0 @ l[Q) News the NallS are trying to kill .. 3 Tumwater Caravan 1:30 8 Movie: "She Couldn't Say Ho 0 '10 m Ironside "UnreaSl>nable (com) '54-Robert Mitchum, Jean Facs1m1le" (R} Bu1gess Meredith Simmons . guests as an eK vaudev1lhan and re m All·Ntght Show: "Storm Over Lis· formed bank robber whose "trade bon." "Remember Pe11I Harbor," mark (robberies in scar faced make I "Blood Anow" and "Cisco Kid" UP) 1s 1m1tated 3·00 8 Movie: "lhe Croohd Way'' (dra) 0 3 6 Cl) Lonestreet Eye of 49-John Payne fllen Drew Controversial screen writer Dalton Trumbo from surviving stars. is a repeat of a February. 1971. PBS broadcast. "Variety" has called "The Movie Crazy Years." "a lways compelling viewing. with a minimum of the hokum and hoopla too often applied to appraisals of the Hollywood of the past." Entertainers who will be interviewed include Bette Davis. Edward G. Robinson. Pat O 'Brien. Joan Blondell, Olivia de Havilland. writers Dalton Trumbo and John Briqht, producer Hal Wallis. and directors William Wellman. Mervyn Leroy and Busby Berkeley. Excerpts from movies such as "Jezebel." "Little Casear." "Public Enemy." "42nd Street." "I Am a Fuqi- tive from a Chain Gang." "Dark Victory." "Juarez." and "The Charge of the Light Brigade " will be used to explain the im- pact of Hollywood on American life in the '30s. Durinq the interviews conducted by movie reviewer Rich- ard Schickel. Edward G. Robinson admits that he was gun· shy during the filming of "Little Caesar.'' Joan Blondell recalls tough-guy Jimmy Cagney as "a very wonderful ballet danc- er." and William Wellman tells of advising Humphrey Bogart to stick with his lisp because "it's part of you.'' * * * Carol (Florence Hende~on), Mike (Robert Reed) and the rest of the Bradys prepare to become televlslon stars-in a soap com· merclal-ln "And Now A Word From Our Sponsor" on ABC's The Brady Bunch, Friday at 8 PM. (Repeat) * * * Private eye Melvin Danger is mesmerized by Peggy Mason. sec· retary of a murder victim. in order to stop the unwitting sleuth before he gets too close to the murderer, on the first animated segment of love, American Style, "Love and the Private Eye.'' produced by Hanna-Barbara for ABC. airs Friday at 10 PM. (Re· peat) I Sears f If someone you love is hard of hearing When i;om~ont' rduM•). to do anvth1ng :ibn111 hts hc·.iring los\. 1l s a to<;-. up a ~ 111 who has the hardrr t1mr 1h1• pNson h1mselr or I ho"' ,1rnun<l him A (1 t'I' bo<1kl1•t :'\eglerl1'1l F'ar ls !\bout Vou1 ltrarin~ ma\' hrlp Thi-; infnrmal1\I' booklf'I provides an ea'>\ 10 undnstancl £'Xfllanat1nn or hearing how J hf'aring loss r an clt>v<'lnfl and wh,11 1·Jn ll1' clone abo111 1l Best of <111. this frpf' l>onklf·t will hrlp proplr tn rral11P that a hearing loss 1s 11uth10J:! lo hf' ashamed of l·~spc•r1al lv whrn vou learn that manv lacrrnu!' people have lived with r1nd ron· quered the same nrobl£'m This tnformat1vP bMklPt prt' pared bv Sear-<. floehuek and C'o mav be JU"I the thing to pass along to a rt'la11vr nr friend IO NlnVION' him to <l11 somPt hing about his nroblc·m For your free copy write to ! Sea r s, Roebuck and Co. Hearing Aid Dept. R508 900 S. Frem ont A· ·nue Alha mbra. Calif111 n ia 91 802 Page 18 FRIDAY JUNE 9 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer" (com) '4 7 -Cary Grant, Myrna Loy 9:30 O "All I Desi re" (dra) '53 -Bar hara Stanwyck, Richard Ca!lson 10:00 (3) "Illegal Entry" (dra) '49 - Howard Duff, Marta Toren 10:30 0 "Gambler and the lady" (dra) '52 -Dane Clark, Naomi Chance "Heat Wave'' (mys) '54-Alex Nicol. Hillary Brooke. 1:00 O "J1ne Eyre" (classic) '44 Joan fonta1ne. Orson Welles m "Desert War" (adv) '63-Peler Baldwin, Chelo Alonso 1:30 0 "Ringside" (dra) '49 -Don Barry Sheila Ryan 3:00 '8 (C) "law of the Lawless" (wes) '64 -Dale Robertson. Yvonne De Carlo 1Q, (C) "The Prince Who Was a Thief" (adv) ·st -Tony Curtis. Piper Laurie 4:00 6 "Arch of Triumph" (dra) "48 - Charles Boyer, lngnd Bergman 0 "Lord of the flies" (dra) '63 - James Aubrey, Tom Chapin 4:30 (3) Same as lOAM listing EVENING 6:00 6 0 0 €t) m (!) News 00 o News 0 The Big Valley 0 @ Wild Wild West m The Flintstones Q) Daniel Boone (j1' Book Beat ID Hodgepodge Lodge Q9' Mayberry RFD a!) To Be Announced ffi Three Stooges 6:30 O Movie: (C) (90) "Hemmpay's Adventure.s of a Young Man" Concl (dra) '62-Rit hard Beymer, Diane Baker, Corinne Calvet ~CBS News (@ Merv Griffin Show m Andy Griffith Show (~This Week al) Thirty Minutes With ... m Tre1Sure Q9 Green Acres a!) Duelo en Patines (!) Victoria James Show ffi Headshop Elliot Mintz 7:00 6 (31 0 m News 0 Beat the Clocli ~ Truth or Consequences Ii Dragnet O What'! My line? m I l ove Lucy Q) I Dream of Junnie 1" Election 72 al) Hathayoga €t) Una Plegaria en el Camino THE DAILY PILOT, TV WE£!<.. JUNE 4 1972 ,;J9 Mo111e 9:30 O Second Look 7:30 tJ Circus! The Traveling rent Cir 0 3 r6) (!)The Odd Couple (H) cus "Go:>d, Bad Boy" felt• talks Osca1 O Hollywood Squares into laking on the role ol "btg bro O Movie: (C) (2hr) "Accident" ther to a young reform school in (dra) 66 -Dirk Bogarde Stanley mate Ba~er 0 Q) News 6 To Tell the Truth €t) Aventura .J I Drum of Jeannie ffi Racing From Hollywood Park 0 Millton $Movie: (C) (2hr) "Wind 10:00 0 m News Across the Evergl1des" (adv) '58 -0 J (6) ffi Love American Style Christopher Plummer. Bur l Ive~. (R) "Love and the Anxious Mama:· Peter Falk. ''love and the Boomerang .. and 10) PREMIERE life Around Us "Love and the Private [ye " ··small Wilderness· is an exploration O Movie: (lhr45mln) "Slaughter ot of the Camargue-a wild life refuge the Vampires" (scl-11) '62-Wtlliam in Southern france Brandy, Dieter Eppler m Hogan's Heroes @ Safari to Adventure Q) l l ) Dr1gnet (~J Vibrations (Jjl Thirty Minutes With . . . al) Soul! al) The Course of Our Times a!) Premier 40 m Unhtmed World ffi la Leyenda de Bafomet (!) Porter Wagoner Show 10:30 U The Governor and J.J. (R) Gov ffi Movie: (2hr) "I Loved ii Wo-011nkwater fears lhat J J.'s romance m1n" (dra) '33 -Kay Francis, [d with a handsome movie star (Lyle ward G Robinson. Waggoner) may have turned her 8:00 0 8 O'Hara, U.S. Treasury ( R) head when she suddenly leaves for Whtie probing l or evidence ol 1n Hollywood come· tar evasion by a wealthy man. O I SPlCtAL I Isn't It 1 Small World o·Hara receives threats against his An exploration of how Southern Calt tile formans will be llvtng by the end of 0 10 m Sanford aod Son (R l the Twentieth Century "The Great Sanlord Siege" Fred and 0 George Putnam's Talk Baell Lamoni are trapped 1n their home Cf' City in Motion without gas or electricity when two 10 The Amazing World of Kreskin bill collectors arrive Q) Bill Cosby 0 [3 1 (iJ (!) The Brady Bunch €t) L1 Satanica (R) "And Now a Word From Our m Dr. Simon Locke Sponsor" lhe Bradys are asked to 39 Movie appear in a soap commercial ffi Conciencia Culpable W Andy Griffith Show 11 :00 6 0 (j) (fg) €t) m Ne1'$ Q) Perry Mason 0 One Step Beyond ED (J.Sl Washington Week in Review (i) Marshal Dillon €t) Ernes1o Alonso Presenta O (3) (!) News a!) Estacion Central m Truth or Consequences 8:30 0 . 01 m NBC Friday Movie: (2hr) Q) David Frost Show "A Rage to live" (dra) '65 -Suz . ffi Hudshop anne Pleshelte. Bradford Diiiman, 11 :15 €t) Cinema 34 Ben Gauara. Peter Graves A woman 11 :30 U CBS lite Movie: (C) "Boys' 1eopard1zes her marriage by pursuing Night Out'' (com) '6i-James Gar an old romance ner, Kim Novak 0 (J @ (!)The Partridge family Q 1Q) m Johnny Canon (R) "Home Is Where the Heart Was" O Movie: (C) ''OSS ll7·M1rnon Chris and Tracy run away from home for 1 Killer" (sus) '66-Mylene De and set a house record for distance mongeot, fredenck Stafford and duration O rJ; '6J (!) Dick Cnett m Mtrv Griffin Show r:t Nithtmare al) (f5 Fitm Odyssey "Man of Aran ' m To Tell the Truth (England. 1934) One of lhe earliest 11:45 O Movie: "The Eleanor Roosevelt documentaries ever made (by Robert Story'' (doc) '65-narrated by Arch• rlaherty) probing man's struggle bald MacLeish against the elements on a small 12:00 m Movie: "Not of This E.arth" (SCI fishing island oH the coast of Ire fi) '57-Paul Birch, Beverly Garland land 12:30 @ Country Music 9:00 6 (t i CBS Friday Movie: (C) (90) 1:00 (]) O O [OJ News "She Waits" (susp) '71 -Patty 1:30 6 Movie: (C) "f our Girls in Town" Duke, David McCallum, Lew Ayres, (com) '57 -George Nader. Julie Dorothy McGutre A young wile is Adams. pos~essed by the avenging spirit of 0 Movie. "loo late For Tears" her husband's murdered first wife (mys) '49 -Dan D1Jryea, I 1zabelh O 1 J 16 ' (!) Room 222 (R) ''The Scott fading of the Elegant Beast " Ar· m All·Night Show: "Atbck of the lhur 0 Connell guests as a Lalin SO-Foot Woman," ''Robinson CruM>e teacher who 1s beinR replaced by a on Mystery lsl1nd," "Plunder Road" compuler and Cisco Kid @ Dragnet 3:00 6 Movie: "Don't forget lo Wipe €t) TV Musical the Blood Off" (dra) '68-SIP.Phl'n 09 The Virginian Young Ausltn Wtlhs CI.i) Novela 8 News THE DAILY PILOT, TV W((K, JUNE 4. 1972 O Gene Autry 16 1 Real Est1te Rentals O \l,l ~J J1ekson Five 0 (~I Jonny Quest 9:00 B H1r1em Globetrotters !O) Sporb Action Pro·File 0 lg) m The Jelsons g;) Prolo&ut SATURDAY JUNE 10 O Movie: "Fightin& Lawm1n" (wes) 11 :30 B 8 Josie and the Pussycats '52-Wayne Moms. Vtrgin1a G1ey 0 m Comment 0 t V 6~ Bewitched 0 J Lancelot Link 8 Cartoon Carnival 10 Lee Trevino's Goll 0 Movie: (C) "Running Target" ID Coliseum Invitational Trick Meet 6·00 e ) TV 8 Cl1ssroom lwes) '56-Arthur Frant Doris Dowl The I in al meet 101 Olympic hopefuls MORNIN G 6:30 O (8 Summer Semester ing p1101 to the Olympic foals sel tor 0 Black Experience m Movie: "Terror Is I M•n" (mys) lale August In Eugene. Ore W Let's Rip '60-francis Lederer Greta Thyssen @ Movie: "Seven Guns to Mesi" 7;00 B Huds Up g) Cine en Su Cu• (wes) 58-Charles Quinlivan, Lola 0 llQl. m Or. Oolittte 9:30 0 H1ir Bur Bunch Albright 0 (3) Jerry Lewis Show 0 1Ql m Burier Reel ~~ Outdoor World (j) TV 8 Cl1ssroom @ Tijuana~ Window to the South (b Bugs and His Buddies 0 ( !) Lidsvllle Weenie the Genie AFTERNOON 7:30 B Dusty's Treehouse creates a beanstalk and Marl\ hopes 0 m Deputy D1wg he can use it lo climb back to his 12:00 B (])The Monkees 0 Campus Profile world, in "Ma1k and lhe Beanstalk " 0 01 m Major League Baseball O (j) 00 Road Runner CR) O John W1yne Theatre: "Lawless O Movie: (C) "Sharkfighter" (adv) 10:00 B (]}Pebbles and Bamm B1mm R1nge" (wes) 'JS -John Wayne. '56-Victor Malure. Karen Steele. 0 (@ m l~lre 1 Giant Step Sheila Manners 1_g) Uncle Rusi 0 LV 00 Curiosity Shop Some 6) Movie: "B•lttle of the Worlds" m Brother Buu questions about family hie are an (SCI 11) '61 -Claude Rains. Maya m Simson swered 81ent 8:00 0 (ll Bugs Bunny g) Champion.ship Wrestling 0 ( 3 ff) American Bandstand Dr 0 m Woody Woodpecker ~Movie: "5,000 Fingers ol Or. T'' Hook and the Medicine Soow. and O Popeye ind Friends 10:30 0 (j Archie's TV Funnies f1ede11tk l'n1ght guest O (},)~funky Phantom O Movie: "Wake Island" (dra) '42 O Movie (C) "Com•nche" (wes) W ~M. Movies: "Fort Algiers" (adv) -8r1an Dontevy, Robert P1eston '56-0ana Andrews, Linda Cristal ·sz -Yvonne De Carlo. Carlos O Movie: "Private Potter'' (dra) '63 ~'1 Lancer Thompson "The Lon& Memory" -Tom Courtenay, Mogens W1eth 12:30 B You Are There (R) "The Fall of (dra) '53 -John Mills, Ehzabelh @ Gospel Singing Jubilee Troy" deals with the climax ot the Sellars ffi Buy-Line \00 year r.truggte between the m Country Music Time 11:00 B 00 Sabrina G1eeks and the Tro1ans lo capture 8:30 B (i) Scooby·Doo O I blCIAl I lndi1n1polis 500 control of the strategic gateway to 0 101 m f>inll Panther Highli&hts the Dardenelles and depicts the fam- HARVEY KORMAN: HIS OWN TOUGHEST CRITIC Harvey KMmJn. who ha<., won 1wo Emmy Aw;.inJ, for lhc count- k''> comil· char.1dcr11at1on' Jnd Jialc.:cts he Joe' ,o l'fkct1vt:ly on ·The Catl)I Burndl Show." 1~ hi<; own \cverco;t cnt1t . "I re.Illy d~n't thrnk I Jo Jiafect<. c~peci:ilfy well." he says in all 'rr1mt< .. ne". a 'llalcnH.'nt tlwt wilt 'tun ;111J1cncrs who have \een him purtr:i) ever) lhing trom a "CuJJic,·· '\ak all-l1ke Norwegian innkeep- er 10 the prch:nt1ou.,ly h.111ghty ''ham actor·· in drawing room comedy ,h•tche' Ir " the 1n,p1r"•d hlcnJing of hi' anJ the incomparable \I 1'>'> Burnett'\ taknt\ that (Ontinuc' 10 make tho..,e v;1nc<l weekly cumcdy c;ketchec,, among lh1: hc..,t -rcceive<l on tdcvi<;ion. in <.p1tc ol K orm.in·, ,cir-Jouht'> Working for fom tclev1,ion <.eJ<>onc; with one of the greal m1m11.:c;, Danny Ka)e. <le\ldopetl the h)percri111.:.1l Korman \ impre..,'>1on1"1l1c -.kill, to a grc.11 tlegrc~ "0 ,inny .... ;i\ .1 gn.·at man 10 \tutly unJcr, JnJ he hd' .1 marvelo11'> 1:ar for tl1alcc1 ..... C\pla1nc; Korman Among lhc other lOml·d1c artist' from '"'hom he hJ' eclec t1call}' acquired tl1alcc1, MC Peter ,11nov Jnd Pcrcr Seller'I. The very fir t imprC\\IOO thl' lanJ...) comcJ1an re1..Jll' doing ac; ,1 chilJ wa' an Engl1,h butler "1 guc" 11 Y.U'> ~•pp.m:nt right rrom that mom1:nt that 1 would do lhar,1cter1£at1on'" H 1., c.1 rf}'' f,1n11l1J11ly w11h B11tl'h J1:ilcl't' probahly a<.:cot1n1!. tor h1' '\llCCc'>c; with the "ham .ll'tor" characll'fiza11on -·1 had in mind the dic;tinguished Fngl1\h .1ch)r. Eric Portman. when I tlr\t did the "ham actor." .ind I guc\'> 1 .11n nhHc (Otnlnn.ihk in th1<; role than 1n any of thc other l.OmeJy ,1 ... :khc' we do r1:gularl ... H:ivmg p1dr.cd up p.1rt1ui1Jr l.11.ileth lrom t:crtain .idor<i. Kor- 111<10 n:mcmbcr'> .in tnc tdl·nt when h1' tct hn1q11c provcJ cmh:trr.1,\· 11\g "I hJJ \lgn1:J to pl.I\ ..i <..11:1111.rn d1ploniJt in an ep1c;0Jc of I he Wild, Wtld We'' anJ I had planntJ Ill tl'l m) Martin Ko\leck .u.ccni ( Ko,lccl<. 11,11all y pl .ly' <..icrn tJn (haractcr role' I You can 1mag1nc nn \11rpr1 '\e when I <.,how\·d up on !he '>Cl Jnd d1,lO' l'rt'J 1h.1t Ko ,lcd .. "·" in the c a..,t ·- ous Greek ruse of the Tro1an horse which prec1p1tated lhe destruction ot Troy 8 CBS Children's nlm festival \R) "Heldt" Conclusion of two parts m Flnfarria Falcon 1.00 0 CBS Children's Film fest1v1I (R) "Heidi" ~n<:lus1on of two part story based on the novel by Johanna Spyr1 3 Campus Profile O Movie: "Gunmen of the Rio Grande" (wes) '65-Guy Madison, Madeline Lebeau O Movie: ''The Miniver Story" (dra) '50 -Greer Ga1son. John Hod1ak. Waller Pidgeon, Cathy O'Donnell. @ News Nick Carter g) Cine en ta Tarde ~9 land of the Giants l :30 l'V Shtchbook 2:00 (i) Mobile Home Show (iJ Playback O Movie: (C) "The Kine and Four Queens" (wes) '56 -Clark Gable. Eleanor Parker. Jo Van Fleet W Elementary News @Movie "Breakout" (dra) '59- Richard Todd, Richard Attenborough D Final Leg of Racing's * Fabled Triple Crown! THE BELMONT STAKES B (il Triple Crown Horse Racin& "The Belmont Stakes" The 104th running of the historic classic from [lmonl Park, Elmont, Long Island. 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Today· "frank Lloyd Wright's falling Wa ters.'' 0 Aariculture USA 0 Roller Gamu 0 Celebrity Bowling Elizabeth Ash ley S"nd James Farentino vs. Mike Douglas and Brenda Vaccaro ( 8) f u Out Flicks 0 Movie: (C) "Man al the West" (wes) '58 -Gary Cooper Julie Lon don, Lee J Cobb T.Ql Sci-Fi Theatre m Movie: "D1ys of Glory" (adv) '44 -Gregory Peck, Tamara Tournanova m futbol-Soccer a) Movie: "Brigham Young" (dra) '39-Tyrone Power, Linda Darnell. 3:30 6 Insider/Outsider "Blacks Within Ca tholicism" A look al present day partic1pat1on by the Roman Catholic Church in the mmo11ty movements. 0 On C1mpus "Writers in Rest dence" Noted authors Dr. Loren [1seley, Dr. Theodosius Dobzhansky and Mr Gary Snyder discuss the problems of overpopulation and nat ural resource consumpllon with host Rnbert Abernethy 6 Movie: "M1ch1ne Gun Kelly" (dra) '58-Charles Bronson. Susan Cabnt. 0 Sports Action Pro-File Bille Jean King, women's tennis pro. 1s profiled @ Travel With Don ind Bettini EE Voice of Agriculture 4:00 6 Movie: "Tarzan's Savage fury" (adv) '52-Lex Barker, Dorothy Hart 0 lmpado With Manuel Aragon O The Happy Wanderers @ Country Music Time EID Guitar, Guitar Laura Weber m Panorama Latino al Sports Ch1llenge EE C-Orona ffow 4:30 (}::: Lee Trevino's Golf 0 focus "Planned Families" 0 American Adventure ··weekend Racer" rel Celebrity Bowling 101 fantastic World of Racing EID Election '72 (R) ~~ Racina world al This Week in the NBA EE Felix the Cit 5:00 O Kid Talk Martha Raye and author Max Shulman guest 0 ~9' Thoroughbred Racing from Hollywood Park 0 3 ~ al ABC's Wide World of Sports The 5 lst annual NCAA Track and field Championships from the University of Oregon in Eugene--s1te of US Olympic Trials 1n track and fie ld @@)Hews 0 Lee Trevino's Golf m Movie Greats; "Out of tht Past" (dra) '47-Kirk Douglas, Jane Greer. @ Movie: "All Through the Night" (dra) '42-Humphrey Boaart. Conrad Ve1dt. EID The Advocates (R) al Box de Muico a) Country Piece EE Kimbt 5:30 6 D1vid Fros1 Revue Elt Wallach and Anne Jackson guest for a spool of the '·Battle of the Sexes." 0 (8) o News 0 Movie: (C) "The Angry Red Plan- et" (sci fl) '60--Gerald Mohr. O Lloyd Bridges' W1ter World m Edee of Eternity ~ Gilliean's Island EE Speed R1ttr E V E N I ·~ G 6:00 IJOmNews @ Star Trett 0 The Real Don Steele Show Guests include Beland and Sommer ville, Barbara Werle. and lnf1n1ty Hl Movie: (C) (90) ''A Hard Cue of the Blues" (dra) '69-Robert Stack, Keenan Wynn. ID Vibrations @v M1yberry RfD CI!) Teatro del 40 EE The Three Stooge~ 6:30 CV Sports With Bertke 0 KNBC News C-Onference (i) Bill Rusu ll Show 0 Eyewitness News a) Lee Trevino's Golf ~9 Green Acres al Hee Haw EE Headshop 7:00 6 CBS News Roger Mudd ·~ Longstreet 0 National Geogn1phic ''Winged World" 0 Hee H1w O Juvenile Jury 01ek Sargent ol Be witched guests Tl High Chapural 0 Death V1lley Days m a) Q91 Lawrence Wei~ The Welk aggregation salutes Gold Rec.ords. @ It likes a Thief ffi film Future EID Speci•I of the Weell "'Together A Chuck Mangione Concert" g;) Ensal1d1 de Locos CI!) T eatro del 40 7:30 6 Doctor in the House (6) To Tell the Truth 0 let's Mike A Dul 0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "The Helen Morein Story" (dra) '57-Ann Blyth. Paul Newman. Gene Evans The story of the meteooc 11se and fall of the famou s torch singer. her unhappy love affair and her bout wtlh alcohol !Q. The Mouse factory Ci) Desert Auction 61llery EE Soul Time USA 8:()0 6 .J!.. All In the flmily (R) Archie doesn't want to get involved when an investigator for the US govern· ment comes lo Question him about one of his friends , 0 @")gr;) £mer11en,y! (R) "Publi· city Hound" A paramedic from an· other rescu e unit steals the lime· t111ht horn Gage and DeSoto, and Or Brackett clashes with a tycoon Gary Crosby and Gene Raymond guest. O I Sf Wel I A Conversation with Patricia Nixon Cox Tricia Ni~on Col( is mterviewed by Roy Leonard. 0 @@ ffi Bewitched (R) "War- lock in the Grey flannel Suit" En· dora's trickery results in Darrin leav- in11 Larry Tate's advertising agency and opening a shop of his own. m Movie Greats: (2hr) "Out of the Past" (dre) '47-Kirk Douglas. Jane Greer. ID Championship Wres11ina EE Consumer's Wortd ~ Viendo a Biondi 3 Movie: "Eddie Duchin Story" Cl!) Tutro dtl 40 EE Movie: "Bureau of Missing Per· sons'' (dra) '33-Bette Davis. Pat O'Brien, Lewis Stone. 8;30 O ~ Mary Tyler Moore Show (R) Ted Baxter begins to show all the symptoms of being in love when he borrows lresh roses from Mary's desk 10 give to the daughter ol Chuckles the Clown O Movie: (90) "I Was a Teenae• Werewolf" (hor) '57-Michael Lan· don, Yvonne Lime. Whit Bissell. 0 ffi ABC Saturday Night Movie: (21/zhr) "Seven Days In May" (susp) '64-Kirk Doui las, Burt Lan- caster. rredric March, Ava Gardner. THE OAllY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUN( 4 1912 Edmond O'Brien, Martin Balsam. lhe EE Recine f rom Hollpeod Part 11:30 0 Movie; (C) "Inside Daisy Clover'' gripping story of a military plot to 10:00 fJ CJ) Mission: Impossible (R) A (dra) '66-Natalie Wood, Christo overthrow the United States govern· supplier of heroin, dying of cancer. pher Plummer, Robert Redford. ment by force. is about to turn cwe1 to his successo1 O One Step Beyond Ei) Hour of Deliverance the only known llst containlna all the Ci) Movie: "lhe Foraer of London" al) Dances of Cirettt (R) The an· vital information about tt:e entire (mys) '61 -Helmut Lange. Karm cient and contemporary culture of illegal drug operation. Dor. Greece is e•pressed In dance by the O Seymour Prtsenb: (90) "lnvls· O Movie: (C) "The Devil's Anrela'' Greek National Folk Dance~. Ible Creatures" (hor) Tony Wright, (dra) '67-John Cassavetes, Beverly m Sabados Alegres Sandra, Dorne. Adams. 9;00 f) Dick Yan Ope $how (R) 0 The Unknown Regis Philbin ([)Movie: "hntomas" (dra) '66- Annie's jealousy over the expected hosts. Frank Hevesy, founder of the Jean Marais, Mylene Oemoneeot. arrival ol the Prestons' new baby Church of the Fulfillment of Man, ({01 Movie: (C) "Ride a Crooked insp11es Dick to recall how he and discusses "faith healing.'' Trail" (wes) '58-Walter Matthau. m News Ron Fortner Audie Murphy. ~~~~ :~e~u~::. same problem with f1) Korean News Hllhlirhts &l Movie: "Anael Baby" (dra) '61- 0 ('}OJ gr;) NBC Saturday Movie: (C) aJ Cine Mtxlcaff George Hamilton. Mercedes McCam· (2hr) "Once Upon a Dead Man" al Lou Gordon Sltow Comedian Pat bridee. (mys) '71 -Rock Hudson, Susan Paulsen guests. 12:00 O Movit: (C) "Guns of Nnada'' Saint James, Jack Albertson, Rene 10:30 0 f'ript "ilht: ''TIM l11des1ructible (wes) '67-Georee Martin. AubefjOnois, Kurt Ka~nar, Jona!han Man," "Man in ,.Outer Spa(e," "tye 12:30 m All·Ni&ht Show: "The Witch Doc· a Harris, James Wainwright. McM1ll1n of the Beholder. tor " "Tiie Two·Hteded Spy '' "Blue and his wife search IOI' a rare ~llYP· ID News .E~ Bartalac~ M~rder i t St. Trlni1ns'' a~d Cisco 11an sarcophagus that has d1sap· 9 Movie. 14 Hours Kid peared from a charity auction. 11 :00 O 0 0 (I)~""' · fE Korean Variety Hour (j) Marshal Dillon 1:00 Ci) Ntws @j) "a Playhouse of the 30s "The m Movie: "8u(lta In the Aftef· 1:20 1J Movit: "Rou1hshod" (wes) '49 Movie Crazy Years" (R} noon" (wes) '52 -Ray Milland. -John Ireland, Gloria Grahame. m Premier Movie: "II Padre Cop· Helena Carter. Forrest Tucker. lillas" ID Kathryn Kuhlntan a!) Teatro dtl 40 @j) David Susstdnd Show 9:30 0 Arn~ (R) Ma1ors hides out ~ Sab~o ~Um~co,, at Arnie's house for the weekend to 11:15 CV Movie: Snuley (dra) ·57 - avoid one of his marriage-minded Ralph Richardson, John McCallum. g1rlf11ends. 11 :20 O hbuloua 52! ''The Jo•er Is O News Watch Larry Burrell Wild" (dra) '57-Frank Sinatra. Ed· IE Minority Community die Albert, Mitzi Gaynor. Jeanne fE Korean Historical Drama Crain. 1:30 m Movie: "San Francisco Story" (adv) '62-Joel McCrea, Yvonne 6e Carlo 2:00 O Spedinf Freely 2:45 1) Movie: (C) "Step Down in Ter· rOf'' (susp) '59-Rod Taylor. Jocelyn Brando. 3:00 0 News MARTY FELDMAN : MADE OTHERS FAMOUS At 16. Feldman went 1 o P .m .... ''here he "orkcd as a tour lur .in Amcru .. in '.:1ilp1or who could gl't cu,tomer' onl y h) pretl·nll1ng to be 1-'n:nch. H is career a' ,1n .1r1 pll\hcr e nded a t 17. when he wa' l.'JeLtL'J lr11m France l or vagrancy. Alter a 'hl1rt .:Jrecr ·" a painti.:r ("my picture' ''ere 11.:rr1hk .. J .inJ a poet ( "o lthou~h O )'lan 1 hom." lil..L'J 1twm. they .::irned nothing"). Fddm.in "·indcrl·J into l.1 rniv:il !.1de,how ''ork. gr.1d u.11111g 1u m11-.ic halls ""1th a comcJy r no \1.1rt) Fl.'!Jm.111. ,1.1r nl A H<.\ 1 he \1 .Jrt\ l.inJ. 01lic1al-. couldn't 11nder,t<1nJ him anJ i l'1Jrna11 ( 1..>rnL"dy l\l.1.:h1m.· (W.:Jn"''"'J~'· 4 he ""·" 1i,1~u a~ Feldma n" on h1' 1orm,. l'\l l 'PL"nl many }L".1r' writing rn,1tcn.1I thJI J\, .1 hoy. Marty ~kipped l.'1:1,,cs lo 'cc h1' hc:lpeJ m.1!.c lither .:01ncJ1.1n' l.1mrn1' idnl,-0 .annr K .!}'C. H arpo M.irx. I Jtircl Horn o n July r: in C.1nn1ng rov. n in Lon· .inJ Hard} anti Bu;,ter K cJ ton-.11 the loc;.il don\ I .1,l l·n·d. he L·amc h\ h1' '11rn.1mc 11\ovic theater At 15 he 4111l 'chool to work 1hrv11gh an t-ngli'h 1mn11gra11(10 c lhc1al "ho in .in advcrl1c;ing agency. At n1ghl he pla)cJ l•11 tld not undcr,IJnJ R11"1.in 1 he f.1ni1l) rr11mpc1 in :1 LLinuon cluh and '1111 lheri~he' 11,111lc "'.!' Bondor (barrclm:ilo..cr in Ru,"an) J nc""PJper clipping tle,cnhing him a' "1hc When Mart y\ grandfather arri .. cd in Eng· "orld\ worst 1rumpet pl.1)cr ... \larty FC'ldn1an, th~ sh.,ll)'-h:alrl"d rnnu•dlan I~ bruklns bk ann--acrld~nlally, ---L iter. he becJme ,, -.t~11f v.. rn.:r ll11 the BBC v.1th the hit corned) -.h1)\\, "l:.Ju,.i1111g Archie." He also formed J r.1d10 "h°'' "nt· ing partnership with B:irry rook. 1 1,gl'lhl·r they createJ the hit co111ed> ... cri.:-. · Boot"e ;ind Snudgc." v. hich ''on r hem !he London D u1ly Mirror AwarJ tor "lhc hc-.t comedy 'how of the year " After years a:, J !Op r.1d10 :iml 1elc\ 1<;ion writer in En gla nd . Fl.'!Jman h1:ca111c dud writer of D avid Frost '~ "Fro't O'er [ng· land" show which relC1VL·J the gnld J'' ard at the Montr.:11x Fc.,t1val in Switzerland. He then v..orked on Fros!"' 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Julie Christle. 3 6 (C) "Nothing But the B"t" (dra) '64-Alan Bates, Denholm Elliott "Marco PGlo" (adv) '62-Rory Calhoun, Yoko Tani. "The House on 92nd Street'' (mys) '45-U o,-d Nolan. Signe Hauo. (C) ''The DHdly Companions" (wes) '62 -Maureen O'Hara, Brian Keith (C) ''The Young, the Evil and the Savas•" (dra) '68--Mlchael Rennie. M ark Damon. MONDAY, JUNE 5 7 (C) "Young Rebel of La Mancha" Part I (dra) '69-Ho~t Buchof~ 5 (C) "Accident" (dra) '66--Dirk Bogarde, Stanley Baker. 9 (C) "The StCMy of Mankind" (tan> '57-Ronald Colman, Hedy Lamarr. • (C) ''The Desperate Minion" (wes) '7l-R1cardo M ontalban, Ina Balin . 7 3 6 (C) "Once Before I Ole" (dra} '66--U~ula Andrus, John Derek. 10 (C) "Kuhmlrl Run" (dra) "69--Pernelf Roberts, Alenndrll Bastedo 9 "Green·E,-ed Blonde" (adv) '57-Susan Oliver. Linda Plowman, 2 8 (C) "Twilight of Honor'' (dra) '63-Richard Chamberlain, Joey Huth erton TUESDAY, JUNE 6 7 (C) "Young Rebel of La Mancha" Concl (dra) '69-Horst Bucho!r 5 (C) "Accident" (dra) '66--Dirk Bogarde, Stanley Baker 9 (C) "Band of Angels" (adv) '57--Clark Gable, Yvonne Decarlo. 7 3 6 (C) "The Hound of the BHkervllles" (R) (s.us.) '71-Stewart Granger, William Shatner. Bernard F'ox 9 ''Chase a Croc»!ed Shadow" (m)'s) '5~1chard TOdd Anne Baxter • "F'ate Is the Hunter'' (dra) '64-Glenn F'ord, Nancy Kwan. 5 (C) "Virgin Island" (adv) '58--John Cassavetes, Sidney Po1t 1er 8 "The Red Badge of Couraae" (dra) '51-Audle Murphy. 6111 Mauldin . WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 7 7 "Cairo" (adv) '63--George Sand~: Richard Johnson. 9 "F'ort Dobbs" (wes) '58--Clint Walker, Virginia Mayo 5 (C) "Accident'' (dra) '66--01rk Bogarde. Stanley Baker 9 "Untamed Youth" (dra) '57-Mamie Van Doren. Lori Nelson 2 8 (C) "A Place f~ Loven." tdra) "69-F'aye Dunaway Marcello Mastro111nn1. 7 5 9 2 9 2 5 7 5 9 • 2 9 2 5 JO 9 Jl 5 7 • 5 9 11 3 2 • 6 7 8 10 13 THURSDAY, JUNE 8 (C) "Hemingway's Adventures of a Young Man'' Part I (dral '6:? - Richard Seymer, Diane Baker (C) "Accident" (dra) '66--Dirk Bogarde, Stanley Baker ''The River Changes" (dra) '56--Rossana Rory. Harold Marnch 8 (C) "On the Double" (com) '61-Danny Kaye, Dana Wynter "Sto1lceout on Dope Street" (dra) '58--Jonathon Haze, Abby Daltorl 8 (C) "Rogue'$ March !adv) "53-Peler Lawford R1ch11r d G''""' (C) "Rebels on the Loos•" (com) '67-Riamondo Vianello FRIDAY, JUNE 9 (C) "Hemingway's Adventures of • Young Man" Concl tdra> '62 - R1ch.ard Seymer. Diane Baker. (C) "Accident" (dra) '66--Dirk B~arde. Stanley Baker (C) ''Wind Acron the Evergladu' (adv) '58 -Christopher Plummer. Burl Ives. 10 "A Rage to U11e" (dra) '6~Suianne Pleshette, Bradford Dillman 8 (C) "She Walts'' (sus) "71-Patty Duke, David McCallum, Lew A,yru "Sfauaht er of the Vampires" Csc1·f•) "62-Wllliam Brandy. (C) "Boys' Nlatit Out" (com) '62-James Garner, Kim Novak CC) "OSS 117-Mlsslon For a Kiiier'' (sus) '6&-Mylene Demongeot SATURDAY. JUNE 10 (C) "A Hard Case of the Blues" Cdra) '69 -Robert Stack. Keenan Wynn. "Th• Helen Morsan.Story" (dra) '57-Ann Blyth. Paul N ewman. "Out of the Past" (d r.a) '47-K irk Douglas, Jane Greer. "I WH a Teenage Werewolf" Chor) '57-M lchael Landon, Whit Bissell 3 6 "Seven D•ys In May" (sus} '64--Kirk DouglH, Burt Lancas.ter. 10 (C) "Once Upon a Dead M an" (mys) '7J-Rocll H t•dson, Su~IH' Saint James. "lnvlslble Creature" (sci 11} '60--S;1ndra Dorne, Tony Wright. "The Indestructible Man," "Man In Outer Space," "Eye of the Be· holder'' "Bugles In the Afternoon" (wes) '52-Ray Milland, F"o"e~t Tur""' "Smlley" (dra) '57-Ralph Richardson, John McCallum. "The Joker la Wiid" (dra) "57-Franll Sinatra, £:dd1e Albert. <C) "Inside Daisy Clover" (dra) '66--Natalle Wood. Christopher Plum mer "Th• forger of London" (mys) '61-Helmu1 Lange, Ka11n Dor (C) "The Devil's Angels" (dra) '67-John Cusavefes, Beverly Ad11ms. "Fantomas" (dra) '66--Jean Marais, Mylene Demon11eot (C) "Ride a Croolced Trail" ewes) '58-Walter M atthau Audie Mu rphy "Ansel Baby'' (dr11) '61-George Hamilton, Mert.edes McCambrtdge Authorized ALFA ROMEO Coast Imports I 000-1200 Coast Hwv. Newf ort Beach 642-040~ Vt 4,1cet1:1ttelt•fti Ward S. Le e Inc. 12 34 S. Main St., Santa Ana 547-5826 Harbor American 1969 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa b4b-02bl Roy Carver Inc. 23 4 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 546-4444 Crevier Motors 208 W . I st St., Santa An<J 835 -3171 CADILLAC Nabers C adillac 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9100 CHEVROLET Conne ll C hevrolet 2828 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa 546-1200 CHRYSLER· PLYMOUTH Huntington Beach C hrysler-Plymouth 16661 Bea ch Blvd . 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Wa. thit a miaquote, or are you llllying we ahould judge mu public fogw-u by the tragediu that happen in their live1P-C. Braun, Stockton, Calif. • 1 have never mentioned the unfortunate incident at Cha~ f"OR E RIC SEV A REID l notice tha t you make references that show your familiarity with Old Testament Biblical history. Where did you ac- quire this leaming?-Mrs. Harry Price, Fort Myers, Fla. e H you were a small buy raised in a Norwegian Lutheran Church family in a small North Dakota town long ago, you learned your rlible-or else. FOR MRS. BOB CVMMINGS I understand you were an ardent movie fan of your husband before you met him. True?-F. G., San Luis ObisPo, Calif. • Yes indeed. I grew up in Macuo, but I had seeu every one of his movies before we met. T hat happened when Bob was in Hong Kong making a movie. I was h ired as a script super- visor because I speak six languages, induding Mandarin and Cantonese W L· fell in lov<:: an<l were married 21h years later. after Hob eonsultcd three astrologers about whether and when we should he married . FO R I ACK WEBB, J>roduccr of the TV Sfrie$ ··Emergency!" Do you use Los Angeles Fire Department equipment in your program?-William 8. Strickland, E ureka, Calif. • Yes. on occasion we are able to use LAFD equipment. Our Rescue 8 unit is our own property-but it is equipped exactl y like th<' county's unit. FOR SAM L EVENSON , comedian-author I always appreciated your stories with a moral-I believe you call them essential stories-as much as your jokes. What is your favorite?-L. Smith, Chicago, Ill. • My favori te esst"ntial story g~ like this: To solve all family problems, as soon as a child is born, he should be ex<'hanged for another child born to another mother. You see, everybody knows what's wrong with the way th~ other people are raising their children. Now, if we oould raise their children and they could raise our children, we could all have wonderful children I FOR WALTER CRONKITE Does today's news-with all its violence, war and the lilce- tend to upset you persona llyP Or are you able to 1 eave it at the office .. ?-Gloria Blethrow, Torrance, CaliJ. • I don"t believe any newsman. e>r for that matter any other concerned citizen. is able to leave the deep concern we aJI feel about war and violence and man's inhumanity to man "at the office." However, newsmen arc like human beings everywhere in that they havt' an amal.ing resiliency that Gcxl saw fit to build into them . 1t is that, I suppose, which permits most of us to lead normal. happy lives despite the tragodv w<· must deal with daily. paquiddiclc. I have, however. had a few c:omm~nts t_o ma1ce about the Democratic hopefuls and thelf California cam- paigning. H ere is my entire remark: "Senator McCovem has been out here roc-ently testing the political water to see if it's all right for Teddy Kennedy to walk on.· Senator Kennedy has displayed a somewhat less gentle approach in remarks he has made :ibout me. And I think my remark hardly ranks with Senator Kennedy's charge that President Nixon deliberately sent young Americans to their deaths in order to further his own polit ical ~reer. FOR PETER USTINOV, actor, writer. direct01' You know both Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. h ii lrue they're c:onstontly fighting with one another?-K. T., Bakersfield, Calif. • I've 1ust f1111shed dire<.tiug thc•m in a new movie, "H am- mersmith ls Out." 111 thl' cours<· of the day, they bicker, they <p1arrel, they strih· altitudt•s .incl pretend they're about to strike 011e another. But l'v<' come to the conclusion this is merely a part <1f a rc<'u rring courtship. And rare it is to hear the langua~e of courtship so loug af tcr marriage! FOR CllER How do you keep your long h air so nice?-Mrs. R. G., Pat- terson, N. Y. • My hair is shampooed every day. Jt gi"ves it a nice shine and good body. I a1so use an organic creme rinse and make sure that the ends of my hair are constantJy shaped and trimmed to prevent splitting. FO R JOHN WAYNE You made movies back in the so-cA lled "Golden E ra," and you're still making movies today. Help settle the argument: Which is better-the old Hollywood or the new?-J. Ross, Akron, Ohio • 1 think the old days of the responsible moviemakers were generally better. A lot of producers today don't care whether a script is good or bad. as long as it's pornographic and it sells tickets. But I don't think the trend is going to last. I sure hope it isn't. FOR BARBARA 1-:DEN, actres1' We were fans of "l Dream of Jeannie" a nd were disap· pointed that it was can~led. Will you be back on TV soon? -L. 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Most of us have ha) experiences that might be allributed 10 ESP -such as trying to phone a friend who is trying to call us at the same moment, etc. Sometimes these arc pure coincidence. a nd sometimes they a re ESP. Man may not have wings, but his thoughts do-and it's exciting to think of peo- ple's thoughts flyi ng through the air with the greatest of ease. And while science doesn't lcnow exactly what m akes men tal tele path y wo rk, ii knows that it d<Ns work when condi- tions arc righ t. In this quiz, we take a look at some of the fin dings of the ex.perts. TRUE OR FALSE? 1. People who are nervous and hi gh- strung have the edge over the rest of us when it comes to ESP ability. 2. ESP works best with peopte who are congenial with each other. 3. How well yo u do at ESP depends on your state o f mind. 4. You can receive telepathic mes- sages from another person withoU1 realizing it. 5. Some people are so good at sending and receiving mess.ages by ESP that they can almost dispense with the telepho ne. ANSWERS 1. False. Consensus of studies shows that people who have well-balanced personalities, who are calm and easy- going, make far better showings o n ESP tests than perso ns of nervo us or anxious temperaments. 2. True. Studies have shown that peo- ple who are close friends, who have an emotional tie with each other, tend to make the highest scores on tests of ESP sending and receiving ability. In other words, the more oompatible you are with someone , the more receptive you arc to his thoughts -whether ... FAMtl Y WEEKl Y, June 4, 1972 they're expressed o rally or go wing- ing thro ugh the air in sile nce. 3. True . lo studies at the University o f C alifornia, best results for trans- mitting ESP messages to ano ther per- son were obtained when the sender was keyed up and emotiooally excited. Not so for rueiving messages, how- ever. Best results in this department were obtained when subjects were as calm and relaxed as possible. It would appear that mental-telepathic recep- tion involves a somewhat different process than sending does. 4. True. You may experience it o nly a s a sudden a nd u naccounra ble change of mood. ("It's the funniest thing! Only a few minutes ago I was feeling down in the dumps, but now J feel just fi ne. I can't figure it out.") Could be that a friend was sending you a tbink-o -gra m f u ll of good t houghts. And researchers at Maimon- ides MedicaJ Center, New Yo rk, have shown that ESP messages received while we're asleep influence ou r drea ms. So oe;\t time you have one of those weird dreams that make you wonder how on earth you could be capable of dreaming anything like that-relax, it could be you were just receiving tho ught waves from that fel- low who lives down the block. 5. False. 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Ill 60643 [ I -I~ •wall 01u1ev rroduc11ons Send my copy of the Wilton YEAR BOOK 11ght away 1 I can·1 wall to get started decorating I enclose S 1. 2 5 for one copy }This includes S2 50 for rwo copies postage and handling f>L(ASE PRINT CAREf ULL Y \1ty Stare By Vera Glaser The Race for First Lady Meet the Six Leading ELEANOR McGOVERN -quiet, spunky and brainy, to tes protein bars for quick energy on the campaign trail. Her tiny build (5 feet, 94 pounds, she 4) can be a problem, making it almost impossible to spot lwr la a crowd. She takes it good-naturedly when TV cameramen, focusing on six-foot Sen. George McGovern, hit her with their equipment. But politically, the candidate's wife stands tall. She managed her husband's winning House race in 1956. helped him capture two Senate terms, and has campaigned at his side for the nation's highest office for a long, gn1eling year. She is regarded as one of the best plat- form ~peakers of the potential Fir<;t Ladies. Eleanor McGovern: dey c.... would be one of her thlno-. "'IM hip point of my life," Mrs. McGovem recalls, "was wiDnJnc • high school debate apimt GeoJ"ge." Now five outspoken young McGovems have joined the verbal free-for-alls. ··we have all ranges of political and religious views," their mother says. '"Oar 16-year-old U. decided to be- come a Catholic. The rest of us arc Methodists. They are all independent spirits, and I'm glad." The White House? "I can't imagine.'' says this pretty onetime farm girl, "be- ing satisfied with cutting ribbons or giving tea parti~. Day care would be one of my things. Mothers should have a choice of staying home or working:· I • FAMIL '( WEEKL V. June 4, 1972 HELEN JACKSON terms Women's Li b "ridiculous. Anything I would say would set it back 30 years." In her book, being a mother is a woman's most challenging task. She resents what she sees as a feminist drive to down- grade domesticity. The wife of Sen. Henry "Scoop" Jackson is 39, two decades younger than her husband. She bas a cool, fragile beauty that has been compared 10 that of Princess Grace Kell y. Mrs. Jackson is soft-voiced and shy, by her own description, and "not one of those wives who make speeches." But she ftasbes a ready smile for voters. One gets the lmpresr;;ioo Mn . .f•cbon coaJd take the White House or leave it. Although Jackson is ooe of the na- 1ion 's most knowledgeable experts on defense and conservation, be and bis wife rarely discuss those things. "Scoop is away from home at least 12 hours a day," Mrs. Jackson explains. "WM.n Helen Jackeon: term• Women'• Lib ridkuloul; l8dJ Bird .. hef model. he ge ts back, he is tired. He wants only to roughhouse with the children and read the mail and newspapers." Mrs. Jackson holds a m aster's de- gree in English literature from Colum- bia University. After her first mar- nagc to a physician e nded in divorce. she came to Washington in 1961 to take a job in the U.S. Senate. She meC Scoop in the elentor on her first day, and J l mo11das later they were mar- ried. Their children, Anna Marie and Peter. are eight and five. Mrs. Jackson has no plans lo over- haul the White House. "lt looks fine to me." she says. She regards u.dy Bini Johnson as history's ablest First Lady and would use her as a model. Rr91 Lady candldat• atlll depend on their huabanda to enter the Whit• Ho-.... Some, llkeJw 11..ade Md Joan Kefit-.dy, may even depend on a ••~ oomenttoft. But th&• time, the .. feminine" point al view could be ecMMlhlng for the votera to reckon with. Challengers to Pat Nixonrs Title CORNELIA S. WALLACE drawls, "I was born in Elba on Pea River. My grandfather Folsom was a country poli- tician, just like George's father and grandfather." Alabama Gov. George Wallace, Cornelia's apous.c, now shuns the country as he races hell-bent for Washing1on-in his words, "the hypo- crite capital of the world!" Cornell. coordinates Georse'• ward- robe, bnllhes dud.rd from his co.t, straiptem bis de ud appean to be lo u.r.e1..--..,.w.~Tue new Wallace, leaner and meaner than the pre-Cornelia model, is sometimes called a demagogue, but that doesn't faze his wife. "History will show he is more of a Populist," Cornelia says. A stunning brunelte with flowing hajr, Cornelia's ambitious streak is Cornell• W•llace: ambltloue etr••k mesked by ~ cMnn. masked by magnolia-blossom charm. She plays piano, saxophone and organ. She has been a beauty-contest runner- up, professional water~lder and Coun- try-musk slnpr. She and George have six children and a grandchild between them from earlier marriages. While other wives campaign solo to reach the greatest number of voters, Cornelia sticks close to her man. She rarely veers from "feminine" aubjttts. Should she move into the White House, she'll probably concenlrale on sociaJ duties, leaving such things as "leader- ship" lO men . .Bot it would be a mis- take to sell Comelb short. COVER PhOlo by Ellubeth Gee JANE MUSJUE, a free soul, Jeamed the h ard way that a candidate's wife may not relax with the press. liel' lwttxy ~ommeats oa clotba, liquor ud her husband appeared ha prta4 tunUag Jane bu.elf lllto an onnll&ht issoe. Sen. Edmund Muskie, defending her, broke down before the TV cameras, triggering what seemed to be a decline in his political fortunes. Yet Mrs. Muskie insists, "The more open, hon- est and direct you are, the more peo- ple respect it." At 45, Jane Muskie is remarkably youthful. A former model, sa)esgl.rl and bookkeeper, and now mother of fin, she has nashing dark eyes, a mouth that turns up at the corners, and a mind of her own. It is Jane. not Ed, who has the tern~, she claims. ob- serving. "Every once in a while I blow." At times she publicly differs with her husband. She favors •bor- tlons, for example, while he does not. She counts herself a "feminist," but Jane Muakle: hlltn the term "Women's Lib," prefera "Equal Right.." hates the phrase "Women's Lib," pre- ferring "Equal Rights." Mrs. MLIUie would almost certainly be an activist First Lady, should her husband make a late comeback. Ne~ dling Pat Nixon and Lady Bird John· son, she asserts, "TM Prmcleafa wife • an no lon«er •ord dte llDm')' ol. a slncle project like vol••teerlam or beaadficadoll." M rs. Muskie's interests: health, drug abuse, day care. Her chil- dren have talcen note of her drive. Pass- ing the White House one evening. I 1- year-old Ned said, "I bet the first thing Mummy does is paint it blue -that's her favorite color." JOAN KENNEDY, a spectacular blonde, baa been called "the Marilyn Monroe of politics." Slile'1 • ~ wa.o loves loud colon aud •od clothes, whose mlaWrlrt ~keel tJae White Hoase. She is also wam1. swed, uncomplicated, a devoted mother of three and dutiful wife to Massachusetts Sen. Edward "Ted" Kennedy. Three years ago, when a young woman drowned in Ted's car on remote C hap- paquiddick lsland, in circumstances that remain mysterious, Ted and Joan's marriage underwent strain. It appean to be stabilized now. If fate zeros in on Ted next month and a deadlocked convention turns to him, Joan wouldn't cheeT. She has catted the possJbUlty "a aightman." She is deeply conscious of the tragic deaihs of Ted's two brothers, knows .g I!' :. MURJEL HUMPHREY arrived in Washington in 1948 as a shy Senate wife. Now 60-silver-haircd, blue-eyed, warm, friendly. chic-she is juat hitting her stride as a political asset lo her husband, Sen. Hubert H . Humphrey. It hM been a long road from tbe .oct house in South Dakota where Mllriel w• born and from thoee ~pnr'oa days when she typed, 90ld ....twldaes and laad • $7 bank bMuce. When "Humphrey.'' as she calls him, was Vice President. they traveled the world together on a red carpet, and Muriel acquired a ta~te for the White Houae . Perhaps the greatest blow of her life was laming tbet her lnl .,....,...., ~ Vkkl Solomouon, bona eiedlo9 al&M ~ 1960, was mongoloid. Since then, Mrs. iL • Humphrey has given much of her time her husband receives threats and crank mail, goes to great lengths to shield her children from fears. Joa n has a ccompanied Ted to Europe, Israel and India. When she is not off skiing, she prefers tbelr tuuri- o• $75-0,000 estate In the WMbJftlfon mbartJs.. There, she spends much time practicing the piano. Her talent recent- ly earned Joan $7,500 as a guest star on the Andy Williams TV show. Her love of mosic 18 llOt "pasied oa." Joan often d rops in unannounced at sym- phony concerts. Writing of the Kennedy wo men, novelist James Michener reserved his mo~t lavish praise for Joan: "An envi- able figure ... divine face . . shock of lovely hair ... rowdy sense of humor . by far the best speaker o f the Kennedy women." lo helping the mentally retarded, and could be expected as Pint Lady to make that her blockbuster etfort. The Humphreys enjoy their faahion- able Washington apartment, but care most deeply for their 25-ac re place oo Lake Waverly, Minn. Keeping the house and srouods in spit-.and-poliab shape is their favorite year-round fun. There, Muriel water-Uis or runa up a dress on her sewing machine. Tbere. Humphrey teases her about her pa: sion for gardening. "She's going steady with lhe nurseryman!" he cracks. Over the years. Muriel bas proved herself the perfect foil for her bouncy, fast- lalkmg spouse. "f .tw.ys lmow wltaf ht is thinking. how he is reelJDc, ud he is tbe SlllM ttay •boat me," slle S11ys. FAMILY wtEl<l Y. 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"Binge eater" Is a term used in psychological and medical cf rcles, and was coined by psychiatrist Or. Albert Stunkard, who at the University of Pennsylvania noticed that obese patients would gorge themsel\/es with food from time to time. The bi"99 eater I• a per.on whose sudden binge eating i• precipitated by a ..,.cial event-and who hates hlmMlf for hia exceu afterward. Getting to know and recognize the kinds of events that keep cropping up and exasperating or frustrating you-In both your home and your job-can alert you to the danger. One problem, psychologists point out, is that when you're Inclined to • ¢> <?:::!> binge eat, you can find yourself doing it almost before you know It. So a good Idea Is to have plenty of low-calorie favorite foods on hand. Sweets are popular with binge eaters, so It's smart to have low-<:alorie cook I es, diet drinks and even low-calorie chocolate pudding (one serving, 50 calories) within 1'9ach.-8y Harriet La a.n.. Family Flak / sv JACK TIPPIT r.:::::m==::::='il "I recommend this very simple therapy that can be applied at home .... Now watch r.loaely." Celebrity Soapbox MARLO THOMAS: "People on Relief Would Prefer Jobs" ''It's time to get rid of the myths we have on the subject of welfare," says Marto Thomas. "People tend to thf nk of welfare recipients as criminals who are out to beat the system. But I don't think most people on welfare want to be on welfare, or that they have more children just so they can get on relief. They would rather have jobs. I don't think the needy people should be penalized just because a small group of people cheat. Yet that is what Is happening In the current effort to crack down. That's why I got out and actively worked against the HAI bill. I'm appalled at some of the ideas that people are trying to put Into effect in the country. I'm ag•inst m11klng people work •t lower than nc>t"rMI w9999 In retum for• .. tf•r• check. Either gi" them • job at proper W8Q99, or just a ..Were check. I'm 8gltinat forcing mothera I • FAMIL y WEE KL y. June 4, 1972 to leave their children at centers where there I• no community control. I'm agalnt efforts to get children to 9f>J on their parenl8 who are on welfare •... Cutting down on welfare Is anti-woman, because the woman is the one who must bear the burden. We cannot have people living poorly and not do anything about them. We can't sit comfortably in our living rooms next to the fireplace while people are starving nearby. That's one of the things wrong with this country. People have to think In terms of helping each other." -By William Wolf EJU0Y THE GI.AMOUR •.. THE R£NEWm CCJN. FIDEM:E ···OF LONGER, LDmtER NAILS! End bf'uklne. spllttina. chippln1 ffnsem1ils In lust l4 ~ys! Apply amazina Neil Condltiontr once a day for Just 2 dlort wttbl Problem nlMs cen 1>9come the Jona. strona nails you 11a.,. al. 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N~~"'--------------~~-~ Addrna~---------~------ City State Zip. ___ _ Of• ...... llO .,.._ ..-ior 21 al-· Ofer pod in U.S. -'1.,..,. ..._.. pr1li"t ~ lic...l•la...t.Ofera:p;..~)().1971.Au-...,,_;. -""1•..-. .... ~. Bwbel·• leedlng behetwottt. At 6-7, 270 pounda, the Tew Renoen' FrMk Howerd hee long led major ....,.,. In oweratl bulk. But lhal huge strtk• zone (above) he preeen .. al lhe plat• IMk" many pttchere Mlppy. /iun~ Sports Extra by Larry Bortsteln Are the Biggest Athletes Also The Best? People used to talk about "the years when giants walked the earth." Right now, a tremendous amount of sports his- tory is being written by giants who are not only walking the earth, but are causing large indentations in the na- tion's base ball and football stadiums, basketball courts and hockey rinks. Athletes are bigger and stronger than ever before. This year already has seen 1) wrestler Chris Taylor use his more than 400 pounds to capture the collegiate heavyweight title for Iowa State; 2) the selection of the tallest player ever chosen in baseball's free-agent draft; 3) the selection of the heaviest player ever drafted for pro foorball; and 4) the arrival of a coUege-basketbalJ center wh o stands seven feet, four inches high. In years past, basketball was dominated by athletic giants, but many of today's examples are from outside basketball. In last J anuary's free-agent baseball draft, the Montreal Expos selected a 6-101h right-handed pitcher from Omaha, Neb., named Way ne Piper. Should he reach the major leagues, Piper, 19 , would become the tallest player to do so. HERE ARE THE RANKING GIANTS OF THE CURRENT SPORTS WORLD: BASEBALL: FRANK HOWARD (6-7, 270) .. It makes a guy feel puny," smiles 6*7 Frank Howard, the slugging outfielder of the Texas Rangers. "The kids arc getting bigger and bigger, and there'll come a time when you'll sec kids of 6*9 and fr 10 in an tbe sports, not ju.st bukctball. And, u long as they have the skills to go with the size, there'll be a spot Co11fi11urd FAMILY WEEKLY, JUM ... llln • 11 ~ Sports Extra (Co11f111urd /rum pus;«' I I J lor them," says H owarJ, who was an I All America baseball llnd basketball player at Ohiu State. Howard lost bis claim lo the title of tallest active major leaguer when Houston promoted from the minors a young 6-8 pitcher named James Rod- ney Richard. But no one In baNball can match Howard'• overall bulk. During the season, his weight fluctuates be1weeo 260 and 280 pounds, .. depend- ing on what city we're in anJ how the steaks are there.'' Howard's heft has contributed sig- nificantly toward his career as one of the most powe rful belters the sport has known. But his massive strike zone and almost nonexistent speed have placed him among the all-time leaders in strikeouts and double plays as well. Can a man compile the slugging cre- dentials of a Frank Howard without Howard's physical dimensions? The ob- vious answer is yes, since much smaller men like Henry Aaron, Ernie Banks and Willie Mays have gone far beyond Howard in total home runs -if not in distance achieved on long balls. How· ard may propel the ball farther when he connects, but he doesn't connect as often as many rnen of average size. PRO FOOTBALL: BUBBA SMITH (6-8, 275), BUCK BUCHANAN (6-7, 270) Football always ha~ sought out bulky athletes, and at various times in its his- Lory it has featured players of mode rate height but m:sssivc girth, such as the late Les Bingaman. the fin e but immo- bile middle guard who played for the Detroit Lions a generation ago. Binga- man weighed HO pounds, but was little more than six feet tall. By contrast, today's pro football stars are agile, quick people-as are two of the largest among them, Buck Buchan- an of the Kansas City Chiefs and Hubba Smith o( the Baltimore Colts. Buchanan. who stands 6-7 and weighs 270, has starred at defensive tackle for the C hie fs since 1963. Hit •peed I• ao great that he h111 olt9n out-eprinted Kansn City'• running back•. His height also maker, Buchan11n, J product of Grambling College in Louisiana, ex- tremely effective ar knocking down e ne my passes. Bubba Smith, whose real first name is C harles, is a devastating force al de- (ensivc end for Balt imore. Yet, like Buchanan. he moves with amazing q uickness and often wind• up in the ti• FAAotlLY WEEKLY. June•. 11172 COLLEGE BASKETBALL: BILL WALTON (6-11, 225), TOM McMILLEN (6-11, 225), TOM BURLESON (7-4, 230) On the college level, UCLA rolled to its sixth consecutive national cham- pionship last season on Lhe shoulders of a 6-1 I .sophomore named Bill Wal- TOM McMIUEN enemy backfield bringing down run- ner• much ainaller than himself. For the past couple of seasons, Hank Stram. coach of Kansas City, has been working wilh a 6-10 player on his roster named Morris Stroud, with the inten- tion of having Stroud use his height and 255 pounds to catch passes and run with them. Stroud learned his lessons 8U88A SMITH ton. Maryland gained the champion- !>hip of the National Invitation Tourna- ment with another 6-l l sophomore. Tom Mc Millen, leading the way. But the biggest of the big men in col- lege baslcetball is still anot.her sopho- more, whose 7-4 height dwarfs even that of Wilt Chamberlain and K areem Abdul-J abbar, the pro game·s reigning TOM BURLESON well in 1971 , catching 22 passes and av- e raging more than 20 yards in gains with those passes. The idea o( a 6-10 giant trampling over enemy defenders as a pass receiver has been keeping most coaches in the National Football League awake nights. Stram feels that Stroud, with such bulk and ability, is "a pioneer, a man who could revolutionize. BUCf( BUCHANAN mJstoJons. Ht: t!> Tom Burleson of North Carolina State, who enjoyed a fine ~ason in l 971-72 and is expected to advance still farther in the nex.t two seasons of varsity play. Burleson. al 230 pounds, comes from Newland, a h amlet of fewer than 600 people in the mountains of western North Carolina He began playing ba.1.Jcctball as a boy in his father's barn, challengi ng his older sister Connie to one-<>n-one matches, which Burleson usually lost Burleson feels he has more to offer on the basketball ftoor than his siz.e. "A lot of people think I'm a big clod," he says. "But I had a lot of very good games and, overall , showed I could play the game." Burleson averaged more than 21 points per game for the season in the tough Atlantic Coast Con- ference, where Maryland's McMillen also held forth. Burleson was hailed as a basketball great as fa r back as the eighth grade, when he already was well over six feet tall. A• a high tchool freahman, he waa 6-8 and finally had reached a atage where he could beat his 8iater, who waa a high school et.r her•H. An easy and gawky target for rough tactics by opponents during his h igh school years, Burleson learned how to assert himself, and doesn 't tolerate the pushing and jabbing that many big men must endure. "I remember once I broke a guy's nose," he recalls. "I caught him with an elbow when nobody was looking. ft was a great move ... football as the ultimate tight end." Revolutionary, too, are the creden- tials of Gary Kipfmiller, the I 6th-round draft choice of the New York Jets for the I 972 season. Known primarily as a college wrestler, K ipfmiUer showed New York scouts enough potential as a football player to warrant his selection. Kipfmiller is 6-4 and weighed 370 pounds at the time he was drafted, which would make him the heaviest man ever to appear on a pro football team's roster. Like Wayne Piper. the 6-101/:2 pitcher drafted by the Expos. Kipfmiller is a native of Omaha, where he d id his intercolJegjatc wrestJing. Wceb Ewbank, coa<:h of the Jets, refers to Kipfmiller as an "unusual animal," which may be understatin~ the case. How does such a giant compare with pro footbatrs average-siud behemoth -for example, a 6-4, 250-pound tackle? Well, to have any real advantage, he would have to combine his devastating size with speed off the mark, and the ability 10 pursue much smaller men. While he might deliver a telling blow agatn st any o pponent he did catch up to, many running backs like Aoyd Lit- tle and Leroy Kelly would probably have the agility to sidestep or swerve away from him. (Continued u11 page J 6) \ L • Read how American Republic is challenging over 100 years of Insurance tradition as we offer young families an amount of protection they thought only older families could afford. Thanks. Jack. for helping u:-. introduce Americare® .39 l .ife Insurance . I'm Watson Powell. Jr .. Board Chairman of American Republic: Insurance Compa ny. How can we offer o much cov- erage at such remarkable rates'.' ls this some kind of fl y-by- night. limited policy that only pay" o ff under exlra· ordinary circumstances'1 No. This is the kind of ins urance that I believe people in this counlry need and want tu hear more about. Especially young people. Pure insurance Our Americare .39 Plan is pure Term life in ur- ance. (For example. the famous ''G .I." in urance available 10 men and women in the armed service<;, was Term life insurance.) Term life insurance has no cash or loan value. It·., just plain. pure insurance. It's designed l>imply lo do this: Insure your life and pay your beneficiary. But isn't that why you want insurance in the first place? The chart (at right) s howl> j u,L hm,· m11ch pure life insurance you can get for exactly how muc h money with the Americare 39 Plan. Yo u can see lhat a .30-year-old man doe., have $25.000 of pro1ec11on for o nl y $.5.40 a mo nth! This means if this man dies when he's 30 (it doel> ha ppen) and has this policy. the beneficiary he has named (probably hii. wife a nd children) will get ~25.000. During hi 30th year, he would have paid S5.40 a month to make 'lure they had all 1ha1 pro· tcction. S25.000! Who nttds S25,000? Would a S 10.000 polic y make more '>t nse? Would it? How muc h mo ney would your family need if you die? How many payments do you owe o n your hou"e" Do you want your children to go to college') How much would your funeral cost? Would your wife have to go to work. and ho w much could she earn? In 1~72. $2~.000 makes a great deaJ of sense. No saksmen. Our Americare 39 Plan isn't sold by agertts. Thi, ud vertisemen! is our salesman. Han<lling everything by mail is another way we keep cost~ down for you. And if you feel hesitant about buying insurance by majf. let me a5sure you · We wouldn't ha.ve been in business since 1929 1f we didn't perform when people needed us. American Republic is an old line legal reserve 111 'iUrance company. Our honesty and financial comre- tence have been te~ted and found worthy. More insurance for tM moMy. Consumer advocales are talking today abo ut the advantage of Term life insu ra nc e. Peopk are listening! Our whole concepl is to give you as much straight. pure life insurance protection as we can. for as litlle money as we can, during each year of your life. A man has $25.000 coverage until he reaches h1~ 40th birthday. Every year until then his monthly premium goe" up slightly. He's getting older so t he risk i" getting bigger. From his 40th birthday until he's 65, his monthly premium holds steady at $9 and the amount of cov- erage goes down some each year. At age 65 the policy convert<; to a SI ,370 Whole Life Plan building future ca:-.h and loan values. DtviMnds loo. Even though the premium rates for Americarc '9 arc low, the plan makes provision for the paymenl llf dividends. Of course the dividends can 't be guam n- lced. No insurance plan can do that. ;:\ But because this is individual life insurance. "" designed 10 be sold to great numbers of people at low cost. we anlicipate 1hat we will be able to P"Y dividends. Women. There are two separate ways a woman can have lhe protection o f Americare 39. First. she can have the same meaningful cover.tgc as a ma n, but at a I 0% lower rate. WE EVEN PAY THE POSTAGE! Just tape or paste this postage paid label to the front of any envelope No postage. no addressing needed ~~ r~~ .......... ~: JACK BENNY, .. A~rk-a•s Numbu One Common~~ Buyer," 1s helping Amen- 'an Republic ln,urance Company announce Americare .39. American Republic was founded in 1929 and has surplus to policyholders of more than Si:!.000.000 and a''e'" of more than S80.000.000. "The operations oflhe company -American Repuhltc-have hcen well managed by capable and experienced eitecutives. The results achieved hy the company have been very favorable." This is a direct quote from A. M. Best's Life Insurance Reports -the book that has been referred to as "the hible" of lhe life insurance industry. • Stamp Neceuary ~ • ~ ··~·"·"· ~: BUSINESS REPLY MAIL FIRST Cl.ASS P£RMIT ~ flC>O' DES MOINES IOWA American Republic Insurance Company P 0 Box 10 Des Moines, Iowa 50301 VIA Al" llAtL :~ ....................................... ~: . .................................................. . e t f Sl.60 a 1nonth for 115,000 at age 39. Or. if she's a wife. she can add $2500 of protec- tion for herse.jf to her husband's policy, al 1t 1·erv low cost per mo nth. Childttn. You can have $ IOOO coverage for each of your children under age 2 1 for 50c a mo nth added to your hasic policy. That's one 50c for all your c hildren no matter how many you have. At age 21 each in- sured c hild can have his or her own $25.000 policy with no physicaJ examination. No physical. All you do is answer the two questions about health history o n the application form. Of course, if people are in bad health we can't insure them. But most people are in suffi<.:iently good heaJth to qualify. And if you ever want to convert your Americare 39 policy to a low -cost plan with cash and loan values. you can do it, 11'ith nn physical examination. We guarantee your right to re new your policy each year. Your protection can never be cancelled because of your age or a change in your phy.,icaJ condition. ~ don•1 send money. I want you to s~our policy without risking o ne cent. Just fill out the application and mail it to us in an envelope. Affix the specia l postage-paid lube/ to the front of the envelo pe. You don't even need a stamp. When you receive your policy you'll see that 11 backs up everything we've said in this ad. Enclosed will be an envelope for your fir-;t month'-. premium. When we receive your premium. your in- urance will be in force. Cao you reel ur~ buying insu~ this waty? Some insurance programs do call for the advice and counsel of a trained, professional insurance agent. His services can be invaluable in areas re- lating to the complex problems of estate planning. annuities. trusts. retirement programs. the establish- ment of group plans. etc. However. where the need is for pore and simple Term life insurance. you can feel absolutely con- fident dealing direcrly by mail with American Republic. And remember, American Republic is licensed a nd regulated by your state Insu rance Depa rtment. You may already have some life insurance; how- ever. the added protection of Americare 39 will materially help you build the size o f your estate. And for only a few dollars a month. J urge you to mail your application today. Think about it : American! 39 Life Insurance is something you can easily live with1 and it may he wmr Jam/Iv could not live wi1ho111. Sincerely. -A-4-~ Wa tson Powell. Jr. Here is your Application for Americare11) 39 Life Insurance: Please answer every questton. Send no money. Policy Form A 39 Mall to· American Republic Insurance Company, P.O Box 10: Des MOlnes, Iowa 50301 30 Benefits and Rates fW'« Mo.1w, ww~ .. •• MT ,.._. ... ,_ Wlf~• ~ A-• f'rnMti••(U...5111 Arr A-.c l"fT9N•• (12.§911 18 25.000 4 ~o .41 4,l 18,595 9.00 1.09 19 25.000 4.60 4 1 44 17.176 9.00 I 18 20 25.000 4. 70 .42 45 15.845 9.00 1.28 21 25.000 4.80 43 46 14.5 16 9.00 1.40 n 25.000 4.90 .44 47 13.235 9.00 U' 23 25.000 5.00 .4.S 48 12,097 9.00 1.67 24 25.000 5 00 .45 49 11.084 9.00 I.ID 25 25.000 S.00 .4~ 50 10.115 9.00 2 00 26 2.S.000 5.10 .46 51 9 . .!98 9.00 2.18 27 25.000 5.20 .47 52 8.523 9.00 2.38 28 25.000 5.20 .47 .B 7.785 9.00 2.60 29 25.000 5.30 .48 54 7.120 9 .00 2.84 30 25.000 5.40 49 55 6.52.! 9.00 3 10 3t 25,000 uo .50 56 5,968 9.00 3.39 J:? 25.000 5.70 . .SI 57 5.474 9.00 3.70 33 2.S.000 5.90 53 58 ~.045 9.00 4,01 )4 25.000 6.20 .56 59 4.658 9.00 4.3~ JS 2.S.000 6.60 59 60 4.302 9.00 4,7 I 36 25.000 7.00 .63 6 1 J.961 9.00 5.11 37 25,000 7.40 .67 62 ),647 9.00 5.S5 38 !5.000 7.90 .71 63 3,363 9.00 6.02 39 2~.000 8.60 77 64 J.099 9.00 &.54 40 23.936 9.00 .8.S 6~ Convcm to Sl .370 4 1 22.0S9 9.00 .9.:! Whole life Plan 42 20 ,270 9.00 1.00 •Women') rates arc 1{)11( less .. This column shows the monthly premium fot S2.500 race amount covcra!?'-' for a wire added 10 her hu~­ band's p1)licy. The: complrte description of all Ill(' flrt)VIMOm and h<-nl'· lits of the: America re 39 Plan i~ 111 the policy f 111~ plan is available crnly to persons ag.c Ill through M and 111 1hc face amounts shown above Nm ava1lahlc to ~n1dcn1~ ol Pennsylvania and rcr~on~ \IU ISidc the: lJ s : F>tione · · · · · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · : Number Area Code Numl>et' ·------------------------------------------------------------------· I LIFE INSURANCE APPLICATION I hereby appty to American Republic Give full details to each part of Question A or B to which the answer 1s yes f I Insurance Company, Des Moines, towa. for life insurance to be issued in CONDITION -Give date. duration and Names and addresses or each phys1c1an. ~ o• pursuance of this apptication and represent that the answers herem are severity hospital. etc ""\f I compk!te and true. to the best of my knowtedge and belief. ----------- ~ PRINCIPAL INSURED Sex n Male r J Female Last Name First Name Initial Social Security No. Date of Bir1h Age Height Weight Last Month / Day I Year Birthday _ft -'" __ lbs. Do you desire dependents coverage? O Yes O No It "yes" fill 1n blanks at right. Residence Address Beneficiary Street or R.F.O. City State Zip Code Last Name First Name Initial Aelat1onsh1p For MillOUrt ~~t• only Ally pohcy ot insurance 195'.led upon this apphcahon shall be con- sidered a M...ourl contntcl end 1t1 t•~ shall be construeo 111 accordance w1tti !he laws of the 1tate ol M1..oun unleu othefwlse apec1hed herein by crie epplicant DIVIDEND OPTION· n Reduce Premium A dividend option to purchase (]Paid in cash paid-up insurance is (Plea541 select one) n Left al interest available upon conversion Will this polrcy. 1f issued. replace or change any other insurance in this or any other company? If yes, .. enclose details ll Yes I I No Please fill in these blanks to insure wife and/or children If children are to be covered w ife (if living in home) must also be covered Name Relat1onsh1p Date of Birth In goOd health? 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AA39 60-0S-05-22-B850 ... 3-00 I ·------------------------------------------------------------------· - I /ir. -Sports Extra Cu111111ut'd /rom puge I Z PRO BASKETBALL: WILT CHAMBERLAIN (7-1, 285) KAREEM ABDUL-JABBAR (7-3, 245) "I worked hard to develop the bo<ly I have," Wilt Cham- berlain has said. "The height has nothing to do with it. I con- sider myself maybe the best all- round athlete in the world, who happens to play basketball." CHAMBERLAIN ABOUL-JABBAR The semifinal series in this spring's National Basketball As- sociation play-offs , won by the Los Angeles Lakers over the Milwaukee Bucks, offered the classic confrontation between the two most able big men in professional basketball history -Los Angeles· 7-1, 285-pound C hamberlain, und Milwaukee·s 7-3, 245-pound Kareem Abdul- Jabbar, formerly known as Lew Alcindor. Chamberlain and AbduJ-Jab- bar bring far more to basketball than their great size. Chamber- lain is one of the strongest men in sports, and is able lo harness his strength to produce maxi- mum effectiven~ as a rebound- er and short-shot specialist. He also has remarkably strong legs. Abdul-Jabbar is the most mobile bag man basketball has seen. Unlike giants of the past, who have, for the most part, • found flowing movemen t a tough challenge, he moves with grace and agility. Abdul-Jabbar is able to dribble the ball the en- tire length of ~ floor against defenders, virtually unheard of for basketball giants. "Even when I was in high school," says AbduJ-Jabbar, "J concentrated o n developing all 'fny skills in basketball, not only II • FAMIL y WEEl<l Y, June ... ttn HOCKEY: PETE MAHOVLICH (6-5, 210) Pete Mahovlich of the Mon- treal Canadiens is currently the tallest player in major-league hockey, at 6-5 . He has derived no particuJar physical or mental advantage because of his height, but two men who stand just an inch shorter, ooe of them a teammate of his, have benefited greatly from their height. The first is Montreal's exceptional goaltender, Ken Dryden. and the other is Chicago goaltender Gary Smith. Al 6-4, each can stretch a long way in any direc- tion to stop a ftyi og puck. • e ~ '> J ~~~ ~ PETE llAHOYLICH Hoch announces The Electric Fatheri . Day Tum-On. S9995. Ifs McCulloch's lowest price evert Intro- ducing the brand new. incredibly light, Mini Moc Electric Chain Saw-guaran- teed to keep Dad off the streets and in his own bock yard where he belongs. Watch his eyes light up when he sees this genuine. long-playing McCulloch saw. Watch him c ut firewood. trim trees. build patio furni - ture for fun and profit. This Is the first electric saw to bear the Uustty famous) McCulloch name. Brought to you in the nick o f time to say "Here Dad, and MOfe Power to You!" PLUSI THE WORLD'S MOST POPULAR GASOLINE CHAIN SAW AJ A $15 SAVING. trs McCulloch's Mini Mac 6. Last year more tCJfhern and people bought It than any other single saw in the wood. No 'WOnder. It weighs Just 6-1/2 lbs.·: and cuts like a pro. You can save money on the Mini Mac 6 Automatic. too. It was 5143.95~ NOW $129.95~ MINI MAC6 WAS $129.95~ -~· SOQ09$1ed 11$1 price 'flllces fl/V#tv high« In AA:Jsl<o ona CorlOdo '~I Nm C\A!lng oltochr I 18! lfi NOW SJ149S Im McCulloch McCullOch Cof'pofotloo. 6101 West Century Blvd., Los Angeles. C.Ollf 90045 Nways Insist on McCulloch Chains. Bors and Sprockets the ones that pertained to shoot- ing or rebounding. I ran a lot, I dribbled, I pas.sed, I did every- thing a good basketball player is supposed lo do. My height help. me In certain Instances, •nd at other timea doeln't mNn • thing. I Just want to be the best et wartoua akllfa In basketball.•• Can smaller men match up against these two? Chamber- lain's awesome strength and Abdul-Jabbar's mobility would make real competition impos- sible for any centers who pos- sessed neither strength nor agH- ity. But Chamberlain bas bad difficulty with (reJatively) small- er men of greater agility, such ll.!I Jerry Lucas of New York and AbduJ-Jabbar has found the go- ing rough against some smaller men who are more powerful than himself, such as Nate Thur- mond of the Golden State War- riors. and O.ambertain himself. GOLF: GEORGE ARCHER (6-6J The team sports aren't the only ones in which big athletes are excelling. George Archer, the biggest competitor on the Profes.sional Golfers Associa- tion tour, is 6-6. In the early part of t 972, Archer woo the Glen Campbell-Los Angeles Open and the Greater Greens- boro Open. A native San Fran- ciscan. Archer is considered to be one of the outstanding put- ters in professional golf, a tal- ent that is obviously unrelated to b is size. GEORGE ARCHER I STAN SMITH TENNIS: ST AN SMITH (6-4) Stan Smith, the oumber-one- ranked American in tennis, is one of the tallest tennis stars America has produced. His 6-4 height dwarfs everyone else in the U.S. Top Ten, almost as much as his ferocious serve has seemed to dwarf many of his opponents. In 1971, Smith re- ceived enough time off from his Army tour of duty to capture the U.S. Open champions.hip. lead the winning U .S. Davis Cup effon and achieve top world ranking. The big men of sports ,_ are having a big year. lil1a ~~ '' Touching • with Winston's finerflavor Just how good~ Winston? It's America's la~est-selling cigarette. That's how good it is! Yes, Winston Taste!_ Good Like a Ci arette Should. 4' 1111 • J •ru1oiet tOt•cco co••••• •1•no11 1•1 t • •.< KING· 19 mg. "tai". 1.3 mg. nicotine. SUPER KING. 20 mg. "tar". 13 mg. nicotine. av per cigarette. FTC Repor1 AUG '71. Winston FILTER · CIGARETTES c 2 Ci 0 j fs Your Family Stuck on What to Give You This Fatherrs Day? .. (May be You Shoul~ Drop So01e Hints!) By Rosalyn Abrevaya Though it took a long time tor Father's Day to be dubbed "officfal," it's not any l..:M im- portant! How do you think your family will remember you this year? Here are several gift ideas -which boast style, imagination and practicality -to eet you (and them) thinking. ' The key to the well-dressed man lies in putting the latest looks together -or in reviving clothes you refuse to part with. To wit: A pair of unordinary CMft" links from Swank can be worn not only with French cuffs, but clipped on to cover the buttons of any barrel-<:uff shirt. In gold, silver or colors, they're packaged four to a box at SS. Or how about a great- looking plaid lo unging set in cotton flannel by Pleetway Pa. jamas al $21. to wear on Sun- day morning (it'll make your wife much happier than that old robe!) or when houseguests are underfoot? And a sartorial gift the whole family can give: A knit blazer, sweater vest or knit shirt will give you the new- ~• la yen.>d look for faJI. If you're the "up-at-dawn" outdoor type, and ready for a new streamlined fWling rod, talk them into a combination rod and reel with a difference. The exception : Besides being very light and having an all- cork grip to prevent slippage, it 1t • FAMIL V WEEl<l Y, June 4. 1972 features a reel stem that sweeps back behind the hand to g1'11t comfortable, complete freedom of m ovement. T he Garcia Mitchell 508 spinning reel, 511.t- foot rod, line and spare spool come packaged io a cwtom- made vinyl case. About $45. For occasionaJ woodcutting. you'll really appreciate one of those new lightweight chain- saws 1hey're making nowadays. Pictured is McCulloch's new Mini-Mac E lec tric, aboul $99.95. We ighing only eight pounds. it features a thumb- activatcd safety latch that pre- vents accidental triggering. Hi-fi buff? If so, pray that they'll be thoughtful enough to get you your own set of head- phones that can plug into most stereo units. About $20. If you're particularly careful about records. you could prob- ably use a stylus force gauge so !: the phonograph needle can be Qi -o adjusted for optimum perform~ ~ .c ance with minimum record ~ wear. Under $5. 0 ., ~ o; .: 0 >. • • t:'. :::> 0 u A new receiver might be the ~ thing. The Scott model shown ~ here is about $200. a budget a. price as stereo components go. Jf members of the family are in an expansive mood (and your budget can stand it). they could pool their "resources and give you one o f the latest four-chan- nel adapters, another stereo power amplifier and an added pair of speakers. The whole family will enjoy the unbelievable 50Wld ! Cfdwrti@111 I ftf · s picture made me_ l9se 58 pow1ds. See! · By Sandy Vargo -as told to Ruth L. McCarthy ONE thing's for sure. You never see yourself as otherR do. At least, I didn't -not even af te( my doctor poked me in the stomach and said: "You're too fat." I just went home and ate a batch of my mother's Ki[li.s. They're Hun- garian pastries, made of rich butter and sour cream dough and filled with nuts and lots of other delicious calories. That's what did it, all right -Mom's baking and my eating between meals. It pushed me beyond 180 pounds before I was even 16 years old. Actually, my fat kept me off the Honor Roll. Honest. You see, I was an A student in all my classes, except gym. I just couldn't get more than C in that, because of tumbling on the trampoline. I'd always hang back near the end of the line, hoping the bell would save me. It did occasionally. But it didn't save me from getting into that horrible gym suit. One of those Navy blue bloomer jobs. Ugh! Clothes were really a problem for me. My mother had to order old lady styles out of a catalog, because I needed a size 201h dress. The only decent things I could get were shorts and shirts, but they showed up my middle some- thing awful. Sometimes, I wanted to cry. My daddy tried teasing me about my weight, hoping I'd lose. "You'll never get a boyfriend," he'd say. But as long as I could curl up with a good hook and a bag of potato chips, I didn't care. Not until the day J saw that fat picture of myself. I decided right then I needed to lose. Being a bookworm, I'd read those stories in teen magazines about girls who've lost weight with t.he helpof that reducing-plan candy Ayds•. I thought maybe they'd work for me, so I asked my mother about them. When she found that they contain vitamins and minerals, but no drugs, she bought me a box of the plain choco- late fudge-type Ayds at our local drugstore. ... I ust>rl to rrad n book a night, but now that I'm JU pounds, I don't think I'll be staying home th.at murh. At 182 pouncU, tho1e horizontal 11tripe• weren't for me. Rut it took thi8 picture to make me realize it. \ Well, they tasted so delicim.t~, I wen.ten the Ayds plan right away. For b~f:f3kfast, l took one or two Ayds, li~e the directions~. with a hot drink-for me, coffee-then I'd ha~e scrambled eggs. Lunch was at school (in Lorain, Ohio) and, believe it or not, at 10 :30 a .m. ooeause of my three-hour steno class. Naturally, I wasn't. very hungry at that time in the morning, so I'd bring coffee in a thermos and have a couple of Ayds. Then I'd have my dinner at 5:00 p.m. Ayds first., of course, followed by meat. vegeta- bles and salad. I never ate after 6:00 p.m. And you know what? On the Ayds plan, I began to lose weight the very first week. It was terrific. I have to admit, though, it was not until I dropped 30 pounds that others started to notice. By then, I'd begun to ride my 20 incher bike. I never wanted to before, because,it was too hard to pump. But the slimmer I got, the more fun I had. And the more fun I had, the more I pumped. It really helped me firm up. Pretty soon my clothes were hanging on me, so my mot.her had to take them in ... and in. Even my shoe size went from 9B to 8 1/z A A. It's made such a difference in my looks, my doctor's nurse saw me in a store and didn't recognize me. That really made me feel good. Right now, I'm looking forward to buying a new bathing suit. It might even be a hikini. thanks to the Ayds plan. Aft.er all, if I n rn ha n- dle a trampoline now, why not a bik4:>1'> BEFORE AND AFTER MEASURF.MENTS Before Height . 5·3114 " . Weight ••...... 182 lbs Bust . . . . .•.• , ... 40-42" Waist .......... 36" .. Hips ............ 44.4!')H Dress ........... 20 'h .. Aft.Pr f>"3 1/.t H 124 lbs. 3!'i'/.H .29" .... 37" '.13 14 A See Thru Motorized Scale Model The NEW WANKEL The Auto Enslne of Tomorrow That Can Be Yours Today! 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A light tossed green salad completes the meal. A Lazy Cook's Barbeclle: Fish, French Fri.es aitd Corn ~~. . \... COOklng It .,, outdoon: Hert>-etutt.d n.h, com Md French friee l'Mke a tMty menu. GRILLED BLUEFISH IN FOIL Heavr-duty aluminum rou Charcoal brtquettn Butter or margarine 1 3~ ~b. blueflah or striped f)w, df9Wd and wa.Md left Pepper ~ .. MpOOn P9Pflka 3 tablMpOOt• lemon Juice "' cup chopped onion ~ cup c• Olis-Ii celery \4 cup c:t.opped ...,....., or 2 tabla" oona .,.,...., Rak .. 1 ... c..-pecbgM~ I I •I Dfted 9bdnng mix 14 cup cn.-..ct blue a,.. ~cup .... , Lamon sllc:es 1. Prepare outdoor grill. For easier cleaning, line with hcavy- duty foil. Fill with charcoal briquettes and ignite. 2. Tear off a large sheet of heavy-d uty a luminum foil. Heavily butter ooe side of foil. using 2 tablespoons butter. 3. Place fish on buttered side of foil. SprinkJc fish in.side and out with Y.l teaspoon salt, ~ teaspoon pepper, Yi tea.spoon paprika and 1 table!poon lemon juice. 4. Prepare stuffing: In medium skilJet melt 2 tablespoons butter. Add onion and celery, saure over medium beat for 5 minutes, stirring frequently. 5. Stir in remaining 2 table- It 8 FAMILY WEEKLY, June '· 197' spoons lemon juice, parsley, stuffing mix, blue cheese and water ; toss lightly to mix. Sea- son with a few twists of pepper from pepper miU. 6. Spoon stuffing into cavity of fish , placing any extra stuffing on the side. 1. Bring up foil lengthwise over fish, fold using double fold . Double-fold ends of foil. 8. Place on grid of grill about 4 inches away from hot coaJs. G rill 1 hour, turning every J 5 minutes. 9. Open foil and test for done- ness at thickest point. Piah &bould be o paque and Rake ea,,ily. If not done, reseal, grill I 0-15 minutes, o r until done. 10. Place foil-wrapped fish on serving board, unwrap foil . Place lemon slices on top of ft.sh . Serve right from foil, spooning any juices over each portion. 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Now Many Wear FALSE TEETH With Little Worry Do Ca.lee teeth embal'TUI you by eomin& I~ lVheD you eat, laU(h, or talk? A denture adhe.in can help. F ASTEETR• cive11 deotun!S a !onc- er, firmer, 11t.eadier hold. Make11 eat.-inc more enjoya~. For more lflCUrity and comfort U11e F ASTEETH Den- ture Ad heelve Powder. Dentures that flt are -ntial to he.Ith. See your dentiat regularly . ST AR PROFILE By Gloria Patemostro Cheerful Philosopher Burl Ives: Cart S.ndbutg celled him "the mfghtleat bel._. alnger of an1 '*tlury"-but Burl I• embarrneed H JOU mention IL Success Is a Two-Edged Thing ·1 got up late." i;aiu Burl Ive,. 'Tm stupid in the morn· 1ngs-more s t upid than usual. that is!" But the merri- ment in his blue eyes tells you he doesn't believe this any more than you do. • Burl is losing weight I aster than fast. In the last two year.,, he has succeeded in bringing a 57-inch waistline uown to 42 im:hes. losing approxima tely 150 pounus in the process. "By lhe time l'm 65. I will tor us old people 10 have 'ome- onc with gall, in sandals and u robe. to challenge us. Burl lves loves his succe!>sful NBC television series, "The Bold Ones"-as well he might. ··'The Bold Ones' has good ratings a nd good-quality people watching. I enjoy it. But if it were canceled. I wouldn't be upsi.:L I lc<i rncd a lo ng time ago in this business not lo have a glass heart. I never get excited about what I might do- not until it's ddinite. and the ''When I was a young man, I pictured success as I saw it in magazines. I saw a red-brick house, a car, a dog and a lady. W~ll, I got the house, the car and the dog. And I got the lady. But it wasn't like the picture. Life is never like the picture." have lost anothe r 40 or 5 0 pounds," he says firmly. "lt\s all a matter of attitude. A friend of mine who was somewhat corpu- lent him~lf. o nce tolu me, 'Show me a fat man, and I'll show you a pig!' And it's true. I had to change my mental attitude to- ward food. Something inside is fooling you. saying you need food you don't really need. I didn't go on any special diet I just ate less. And you know. I was hungrier when I was fat than I am now. Mind you, there's still a 101 of me left ! No, I don't feel any better-I always fell good! "C hange is the essence o f cvaything:· says Burl, who, at 63. is at an age when most men resi<i t change. But he loves young people. "I think they're so alive and invo lved. I think it's good :It • FAMILY WEEKLY, June 4, 1972 .money's in the bank! By the same token, I don't worry <iboul what I can't do-something betler may result and I may wind up being quite delighted." Was success all he thought 11 would be? "It depends where you're la nding. Looting baclc, now that everything is good -ye~. But things are never w hat they seem. When I was a young man, I pic- tured success as I saw it in maga- zines. I saw a red-brick house, a car, a dog and a lady. Well . I got the house, the car and the dog. And I got the lady. But 11 wasn't like the picwrc. Life i'I never like the picture. Man ha ' a v1v1d imagination -his achievements can never match his dreams. And like everything else, the dream chuoges. "But I'm a happy rn;in. When I get up in the morning anu find another Jay to li ve, lhal makes me happy. ··1 get sad occasionall y. But ·sau' is a hard word to Jefin~. Sometimes we think we should he sad, anu whal we're really keliog is self-pily. ··1 used to h;ive a bad temper. As the Jri1'h say, 'There's a divil in all of us.' w c·rc all two peo- ple, :tnd we have lo control lhl\t other person. Burl had just been to Washing- ton to discuss lhe Johnny Hori- ;;on anti-pollulion program ~pon­ ~red by the Interior Depart- ment. "This is something I have a gut feeling about, something I have 10 do. When I go 10 a town 10 help dean ii up, lhe people are delighted. They like to see some- one they know, someone from TV o r movies, concerned about their town. T ha t's the magic. ft gets people 1oge1her and that's what's necessary. The government can't do it alone, neither can industry, the scientists or the individual. Everyone has to be concerned. Carl Sandburg called Burl I ve~ "the mightiest ballad singer of any century," but Burl is em- barrasseJ if you mention it. He even denies that he woulu r;.11hcr sing than act. ·•1 do them both standing in the 'lame place. I deal in words, music. poetry. C re<1l1v1ty is the important thing it docc;n't mallc r which form you use lo expre"s it. My favorite 1s alway'J what- ever I'm involved in now " of IL en nd es ut c. Id ll y ii o- at g- 1- n- n re c- ir ts 's 't y, I. ·r n s, c r ·s NEW MIRACLE MACHINE-WASHABLE "NO IRON" POLYESTER & COTTON ~PECIAL P11RCHA$E " Sblfts ... oolg s4 98 Supplies are Limited at This Low Price-Order Yoprs Today! (LIMIT-2 TO A CUSTOMER) STYLE 40107 -FRIVOLOUS DAISIES do tell how pretty you'll look in this no-iron sporty charmer. 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'71 [ CHRISTINE, EX-BEAUTY QUEEN Now •he'll be a nun "I feel that the time has now L'Ome," ,a.,., 23-year-okf Christine Francis, re- I em11g to her decision to become a Hcma.111 Catholic nun in the strict order nl th1· Ci~h:r<.:ians in England. She de- l 1dt'(I she wanted to be sure. Once \\ 1nlll'r of Queensland's ~Girl in a Mil- l um" tx .. auty·queen title, she has said gou<l -bye to her beloved Australia, 111a le tompnny. stylish clothes, sports .111d freedom . She'll be restricted to the c 011venl gro11nd!l for life. "I love t•ha.mpagnc, hut l don't uuticipate ht•ari n g the cork p op any more," ( 'hrn.t111e mused on the champagne lligltt from Down Under. "Now l'm <"111l1'11t to devott· the rest of mv lif(• lo Lo<I." ARMOUR'S ARMOURY Pray Tell By Richard Armour Ench night, as I have done for years, I pray for all I know Whose health or plight brings me to tears, I feel their worries so. EaC'h night I pray for peace on earth, h1r nll who s tarve or suffer. I pm , J say, for all I'm worth And it ~rows ever rougher. \1 ) list has grown so long, I yawn ..\11d ~tlm<'times don't get through till dawn. l'lu· 1 nternnl Revenue Service de- "'"''"~ a lot of credit. It's brought pov- n ty wltl1ln tlie reac h of us alU -Robert O'Brien Novelist Irving Wallace, who doesn•t fly. has take n up the c udgels for Amerka's tra111s. Meanwhile, uU of the author's M:hedules an• Luilt around his di.sta..\te for the airplane. For instanc.-e, hf' h~ yet to visit n house he owns in thl· H.ilearic: Islands l>ccause it means a one-hour Oight from Spain "on a very rickety plane." I le raves about America's Supc'r C hief train: "Amtra k has kept it up, a11<l it matches the best i11 E11ropt'. You C'a11 really live aboard that train d11ring the 3Y hoers from Ch k ago to Los Angeles. I'm on the hoard of rli1 t'<:turs ol a lobby to make h'ains better-The Railroad Passengers WALLACE pt.,._H•ter A ss o c iation . We've enlisted a lot of influential people who want to save the train. When I'm finished with this promo- tion tour [for his new book, "The Word," Simon 6 Schuste r, $7.95). I'll take the train to CO\'(.'f both political conventions from a novelist's-t-ye view." Is Wallace afraid of a plru1e crash?"No, I think I'm afraid of heights. Actually, I would fly in au emergency; it's just that there haven't l>t'en a11y real emer~endcs." Quips& One suburbanite picked up s:o much status last summer by putting artl'ficial grass on his lawn that he's woking into the possibility of covering it with ar- tificial leaves nert fall. -C. F. Brooks THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kids see life d1lleren1ly. Send conlribu· 11ons to "Child." Family Weekly, ~1 Lexinglon Ave., NY , N Y 10022 $10 •I used-none relurned l c hided my youngest at the dinner table recently, when he made a gy-ab for the pie. "Why do you always reach for the largest piece?" J asked him. "Don 't you think your older brother ought to have that one?" "Nope." my little one replied. and with logic: "He was eatin' pie five years before I was born." -Mrt. Mildred Sherrer &yCity,T~ SHE BUil T IT HERSELF Juat a weekend job Elffnor I. BJer, a spry, husky girl of 67, is ensconced in her new home at lu11g last. What is so cLfferent about the house is that this grandmother built it all by herself. She did it by dint of more than four years of blood, sweat, a few tears, and a queen-size share of true grit. How did she do it? She bought a lot and an encyclopedia on carpentry-in that order. "I read the book dear through." she says. Then she drove around to construction sites and watched carpenters and masons at work and asked a Jot of questions. Ex- cept for the wiring and plumbing, she built the house by herseU on week- ends, from the concrete-slab base to The tightwad got married. When the minister ooncluded the ceremony. the groom said, "I suppose there's a charge for this. What will it ber "Let your conscience be your guide.· said the minister. 'Tm usually paid in accordance with the beauty of the bride." "Well." grumbled the tightwad, "here's a dollar.'" lhanlcs," said the minister. Then, ~lancing at the man's bride, he added, "And here's 75 cents change." -Gene Y a&enak MR. AND MRS. CLEAN Each time we go visiting We always leave the scene, With my husband saying, "'Gee, their house was clean. ft He doesn't seem to realize The cleanliness detected Would never be if ever we Walked in unexpected. -Fay Whitman Manut t liappen to br a Weight Watcher. I've watched my wife's go from 120 to 180. -Bob Orben ' • the roof. What was the hardest part of the job? The t-'Oncrete au.ring. which she was doing in a wheelbarrow until a neighbor took pity and loaned her a cement mixer. The 24-foot beams al.so gave her a little trouble. ''They"re pre tty hea''>" vou know." she .says. demurely. OATES: Sunday is Oki Maid's Dav ANNIVERSARIES: The Six-Day War between Israel and the Arab countries broke out five years ago Monday. BIRTHDAYS: Sunday-Dennis Weav- er 41 ; Rosalind Russell 61. Tuesday- The Dalai Lama 37. Wednesday- Tom Jones 32. Thur9day -Robert Pn.-ston 54. Friday-Robert S. McNa- mara 56; Robert Cummings 62; Nancy Sinatra 32. Saturday -Prince Philip :'j I; Scs.5ue Hayakawa 82. ~ BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Nancy Slnatnl and Tom Jones, both 32 By Frank Baginski LJTTLE EMILY .. Weft, I tumed ~ other cheek llke you Mid I ehould, Mom .net loet two ... ttil" F-"MILY WEEKLY, June•. lf12 • v ..... ' -- • ovet For barbecues everywhere ... count on strong, versatile H eavy Dnty Reynolds Wrap. Count o n it for extra tear-resistance. Count on it t.o replace pots and pans, with no messy clean-upe. Count on it lo make all your ou t.door cooking easier. 1 Line the Still tor best results. 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L'OANS TO MY "' CLASSMATES ..• I • -' MR'. 6-~IMMIS, t Tl-llNK IT'S A " ' 11.1e QUALliY GOOD F1'EE OS: EDUC.ATION ~OUCAT.ION, • IN THl5 SCHOOL. !.RA. NEE.OS IMPROVING-... -AND fl5 IN INTERE.rr I PAV ON MDNeY X ~RIZOW.· -AND N.,OT TO .E,VEN MENTION 11-16. WEArt. AND TEAR · . ~M'l ·BRAlti;AND DEPRECIAilON OF' HI'/ EG-0 ... ' . . · ' -"FR'EE" EDU(:AilON? 1..---.. WHAT DO VOIA MEAN,---. "F~EE ?" DO YOU ~EALIZE Ii~ COSTING ME 'S 15'0 A YEAR FOR L.UNC.1-1 ..• -WMEN r DON'i KNOW i"HE AN<; WErt.~. . 11 F'Re"E • Etl\JC.ATI ON, M!. SAYS ... 'WONO!R 11' "nlrY NI ~ fULL.-1\Mf; F°ISlllN' Pll.O OIJ OllE OF l'~off SoUTll SrA """'~_.._.. t~""~(?-,• ~~ ~ By Hank Ketcham ~~'Arurl . Yoo PRACnCE ON11-IS IPJJMPET! ,.... ... ' . . ' __ ,.. ~IJDGE --_ .... • • • Pl.AYA DUET! PAR HER . . ' WILL YOU PLEASE SIT , HERE, MISS BAFtSTOW? I MUST GET SOME INFORMATION . 5EF0Rf YOLJ SEE .MR. 80RG50N! JLLBERIGHT ~ACK WITH MY DRU\V_,_.,_, <1 <1 <1 WHAT IS YOUR TWENTY- AGE, MISS ONE! BARST W? .. • "' . MUTT t1ntl JEFF® WHAT'S THE TROUBLE, MOl+lER? I 'THINK I +\AVE A FISHBO..iE CAUGHT 1111 MY 'THROAT! "REALLY AMA'ZING!- AMA'ZINC,5--· AMAZING·· AMA'Zl~G-· -- . ,. FULL NAME: , • LUCY SWIVEL .•. YoU.WFIAR Gl,ASSES, OF COURSE'? "SALLY BANANAS" .. ' ' .. . .. " -. ---, ... . ... • ' ' - . . .... DON'T 'PANIC, Mon!ER! I'LL. HELP ')OU GET .. OPEN yOUR MOUT+\ ' WICE! WIDE··WIOE·· By Al Smith I DON'T SEE A~~ING!··ANYTHING·· ANYTI-llNG·· ANVTt-11Na-!TOUT! Wlt>E- I'M NOT! THAT'S MY ECHO!·HELLO!- ffELLO·-ME• I 0~1-1eLi.e · OUR MIP. woitt>sWoRT~ . WIU. IEST you ... Rl<QHT OVE'R ~ •. ,,At.JD .~OMEW!tE!"e HERE1MISS. CHILDREN 5HOU.T7 BUT THE~E' IS NO .JOY IN MUl>VILLE·· · . MIGHT'( CAsEY··" Bd'l·- -rH61HIN<5S YolJH.i\VE iObo TO ~eTYOUR POETIC LIC!:NSe RENEWED. ~ ~ .. M,As STRUCK OUT!" . by Charles Barsotti ' -__ , -·--· ••• # ,,-• . ~:·· ... ... Am& <:M'J't~ ~~ ~ .tUvt JkJ"ffo'." .. -. < • - . ' , -' < -• ' • .. ' - .. . I • • ' WILi.. 'tt>U "JAKE:. 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'I 'l-•lf 'I 111-.q11-a • .. p1p1" ag ·1 ·-.tta ARCIHllllE ARC.HIE SAID YOU'RE WORKING FOR "STRAND Mfi GALLEY1 PUBLISHERS! I DON'T HANDLE THESE THINGS! TAKE IT TO FIDOM 107 ! WHAl" l?O ·, I ~.\i:W4f? '. YOU CAN 6ET ME IN TO SEE SOMEONI!, W,HO WILL. I'M IJOr ~G'Jl.llS ve/.R. t.Nnt... :r. 66:T A . COf..l'TRACT • . ' 1 t • I . I ......... ..,. OKAY! HERE'S THE ' ••• e Kall<y 1..i J[orea r-1 ol ~ !f.T. Mt, , ....... tr: c.u,... ..... tut .............. , .. ......, ....... -1 ... f ...... ,. ........ -· 10• -lllltllHloon_...•cT cu--! -~._... ... ,_ ................... ._., .............. '" ' ~~~-:Tie · . " ' . BOSS .' ALWAYS . GOTO "·BIGGY~ ! THE PUBLISHERS ARE AWAY, MISS LODGE .' ONE. IN NICARAGUA, •• ONE.IN VANCOUVER! .. " LISTEN .'. WAIT HERE! I'LL PU\ S OMEONE I'VE BE.EN SHlJTTLEO AROUND, AND NO CWE HAS EVEN OPINED IT! RIGHT ON IT.' ARK 0 • ' • • I I I ~ ) HOP TO IT! Ad• th... eolon fW a nrprtM plctllft abon t 1-Lt. tu.. Z-Lt. ~u .. J-Ydlow. 4 -Lt.. br•wn. 5-Dk. brown. 1-111.k. 1-Puple. I -Lt. areeB. 1-DL anien.. l t-1*. •1aes . :. PELLRINDER! .~10 point• rorualn1oll lff ·'"'""In the word btlow to form lri complett word1: · llO'MANTll: .... -... . I· 'ifil· ' . . " BoB MON7ANA- iHE. MANAGING EDITOR IS IN CONFERENCE! I'M SENDING YOU TO MR. P.EGECTIONE/ MY DEAR ••• 'THE. DEPARTMENT FOR THAT IS MS LIBBY EEMM! • r r I , . "•' & f ' l .. • I I " ' 0 , .. '/. I 'LL READ IT . TONIGHT, VERONICA!~-. THERES BIG MONEY IN BASl::BALL AND% WANT MY SHARE .. . - • WMV DON'T VOU ASK "PllAMUTBUTT!R"? . Whose is it. arryw3>1? . ' It's not marked. Could it be vour .· Uncle Walts~ ' " ' • ' . ...,, • I .. ' ' ~· ~ _, -' • , I STAND ON MV CONSTITUTIONAL. Al.(oMTS. I MA~.~INCiTOSAV. · This garage doesn't look neat. Things lie around .that should be picked up. ' ' ' r • • . . • • . • LIKE FING!RS, "fl.IE. LIPS AND THE • NOSE AL50 LE'AVI!! TIIEIR OWN · INDIVIOUAL.. DETAILED ~;.cL ' -'• . ... ·YOU CANNOT TAl..I< 'l."tMAT WAY, TO TW! ' .. _ ·PqLICE. 1' NEYJ NN MUSBANP NEVER . TOLi;> ME! _ I DIDN'T KN~wr ;'. ' • ~arqe. lfs been repaired, how aboot but it ha5nl: that tire been called'fbr, over there? Boss. r---1' ' ' ' __ .. ' ' . • I MPRl!!SSIONS. '7~ '. • • ! How long has it been there? . VYhen its f1l<'.ed. it should qet back in the CLJ5tomers · car the next time heS in. · ·" f -.... ~---· -·-,. -• . • ' i