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Neteport Sta9
·was Martha Held .. .
In House· Arrest?
" By· JOHN. VALTERZA after a wearisome flight from the na-
Of tM 01ny ,, .... ••n tioo's capital.
At~ MKcbell was presumed to have And while the couple was together,
left Neo.!Pori Buch for home Satunlay someone inside broke a large window in
the villa. ~-afttr a bizarre weet-of brokett win-EmplOyes or the Newporter tried to
tla:ri, llfta.tenecl suila and •t 1c.,.t one clean up the shards but were told ty
lati;nilht pbJoe call intimating a \train· security persomel to leave the area -
ed ~Ip with her husband. -lhat.tlie mesa would be taken care of.
, ;rj,j ~ oulapoken wile or . Nixon BREAKAGE Rl!PoitTED
\ eainpaign mana1er A trusted oecretory of the Mitchell•
aail former Allomey called the desk to report the breakage
Gmeral J;,m Mitch· shortly all<!' the Friday mominl incident
eD... apenl · -11 a •and•)l'omised to pay for the damage.
1n ' l •• 1 · Ai'""''"" balal IPOk-said Milcbe~ ' ~t~i" a ----ID' ~lido, Mltcholl,
, ¥Ula II the IIinlM!f, S-. be bu DOI ael loot out of
-_ Wasbing1on all wM. _, . .
tu r;ed Mlis '!'llomal. a re)llNr Ion( hWl4id ~ i.,lhe by Mr, Di! Mn. }81"'"11, told the O.U· ~l'l'-'1!11-_.. __ ..,aul<t ealour-LY Pll.01' Sllun1l7 iffenihon that
Ue. · • · Mltcben.··m a u1a4 Ind weary voice,''
' Milcl!• 111~ j>m11ll ~v~r 'fhiihai>' :.f"a1so ha~~i =red ~~i°hf.'!i~~~
pined in Ut' "!1la during lite put weet. l>etn a recluse for a week.
Elr1y lltli mondn&. 'al 12:!0 a.m., the "I asked him ii Martha had been kepi !"!"~ lilll s¥f ii hacl "oo htfonn.. in the villa all week," MlJs 1bomas
lion" en llte -~ JIY llln. lllitch-related.
ell NO w al ae llewpoit Beecb baolelry ·"But,' he said, 'Keep Martha? No, one
""'"1d ClOlilh'm ¥ """ lbat she bad left! keeps -' " . Bui lltere ""'"" • '.:...... MlJs! 'lbomaa also queried the former
call. Mn. i.fi::.i ~n::,.; '; attomey -al <w« an accident with •
to Utilted Pr,.. lnlarnalioaal Wltite =:i'°'*~ ~ee~t ~
HOIJlie Cor1espon&lnt Helen 'lbomu. _ wife was bumed on GM band when· a
Ut!Iess hOr bitlband '1Ui1 the political IJool<"of malches·lla.-d up u ·H she iit'a
world, Ibo. said ,omollouall , site ,-1d clgaritle. leaVe ntm. , · • \ • . . <IHe toid me Martha went out to Kee a
· 'dd "" ~-f • doctor ori Friday," Miss 'lbomu said. In the. mt le ,.vi; w.. conversaUon, Sources at the hotel, however, tell it -carma for the llistroll(lllt ·Mn. differently.
Mitcltell gr~ the phone an d Immediately after the mi!hap, Mrs. ielJlll~ted the~ Mitdtell reporledly placed a coll ta the A<lew, hours la!«, hotel management ·~· sald,Mjlfbell, hlmoelf arri~ (SeiMARTHA, Paae AiJ
New Technique· Revealed
To .Detec.i SttQke Signs
c.\RMEL, (AP) -A newly-develoJ>e4,
livNlllilute teat uliaa a h I g hJ y
~~lnstnunenl
can 'alert -lo-mlhat lead
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l Man, 3~ Dies
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·Following Fi ght
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At:Roij~r Derby ,
A Loi Ang'~rnan dledJlaturdayof liJ.
jurialJie nCeltiod durlof. filbl1~ mpt at Ibo ADaheim <'4lallDtloa Ctolerl
to strokes and coald prevail many of the
1.5 million Jtlroktl in the counlry ••ch year, two UCLA reaearcbera aald Satur·
day. ~ .
Drs. Herbert I. Madlleder and W'tloy F.
Barker of the UCLA School of Medicine
made. rewlts of 1their study public at the
International Cardiov,scular S o c 1 t t y·
rneetlltg here. ~
'1'lte , new method, called the Doppler
Opthalmic Test, involves placing the
sensitive electronic device on the pa·
tie'nt's forebetid abov.e the· e,ye, the doc·
ton said.
The instrument picks up and amplifies
the sound "'Vel .. b1Gocl flowing tbnJugh
a IW'face llrlerJ. 11eca ... the arlery, the
opthalmic, ii a brancii ol l)te inlernal
canlitl artery, wldcb ...... the brain,
Mt(wlm PoUO; LI. ~e Kellladr the -II a rellecllcn el the condition
ldoollllad 'tbf Ylt:ttin• • ·Manin E. 'ol'tlle tDlirUl canollcl, a b4DI•"'• die of = ... ~ aulhOrlll.,,..,lo !t. vwular 4l1•11liollllc1o .......
-. ___..,.-ic ..._ --· Moll GI 1111..._ In 1111 U-stales · • · ·· • ~....._ I accar -1111 IDlerMj CllRlld -. tl·r·i ... M=t=5,:iiii ~ ~ -=h3..-..::":J~ to .....,~F"lled tr1111'91 ,lo ... 1-.the-can lie ~-::.~~-= ·3~:'~1~
-llfl 1-1. poriplloral Vucalar cUnlc and Aid !bat
lib talllll eoadlllCMI -nill lhouglJ.119 SI plllenll ,...Iolmd to bave sevei:e Jm.
bf .....,. ., doelon •I ONllp COun\y palrmenl of U. lnlernal can>tld artety
Medical ~. but K ......... abor1/y Iba! bad not -=ed vloUlly.
after mk!of&li. He died at -noon The "'"""* ol aoodlUOlll, Machleder .... aald, bu been a
. Lt. aid the lllbl •PllUtllily problem In 1111 put llecatlle of the Jn.
aa up10111t"bt lltt ~ -111W11 of the ClnJlld artery.
1111 ~ -..... Olll 1t the !':llltdlr ...... dmce"wu IWl ...
. Nd ........ appured ltlllll-_ .......... Be aaid k would lie la-
..i, Jio ...... -' •ll'dl ... to ..... ""..,..,_
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("Ironside" -NBC). or overweight
("Cannon" ..... CBS), succood as an ~
vestigator -especially in such a
murderous world ?
"I wouldn' be any 1docl on TV," slJlhed Reece Ballard, a real life private eye.
The former Garden Grove police cblel
and mayor, 57 and haldinl, added that
he's "never even bad anybody take a
swing .. at him.
· And the 'women he's· met in his 10
years of prl\'ate ~vestigalion are not the
_JUPQ,ts TV palnt.s. "A lot of women come
in, but they're upset about their mar-
riage. 1bey don't want another man."
He pauoed and sbru1tad, "At leas< it
doesn't happen to me.''
One Ume be hid to 10 lff a woman .
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cll<nt II mldolibl. Sbo ll1SWtttd the door
In blb1 doll pajllllU. But Ballard ., ..
.i. -he'd taken hit wife. Now, would
ManniJ: do that?
Ballard'• ,.w~, two sectetarlet and
;even lleld lnYl.•tJcators -t 10< hlin. •·we do very UtU. wolk~n buolneu. We
primarlly work for attorneys, .. be said.
'Ibis Involves an)flblng from •ervlng
summonlN in marital cases to per~I
injury-accidents. Ballard also' works on
insurance frauds for a major company
and looates mWlng persons.
Ballard knows one blind detective, but
satd the man "CUrniahed the brains and
aomeone else did the WOJ'k."
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SU NDAY, JUN is, 1972
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.Al~ .. -a pol-for 21
)'Ura, Ballard aald a Jll'IYale .,. ·-a much ~ 111onJucb Job lllan tlle pOlioa
-!lie )l'lvaia lllvoollplpr pis paid bJ
1111 boor·-ol tlle time."
s;tA~ µc!Nll .
ClenO AslunGn, 1T, II -ol niwtel,
Ltd., ~!J Sama A111. He w11 alJo .:.:c -
but Oliy lor lour yean -looW le
get tht 4,000 worklnc bour1 reqaind for a
liceme and to got I batjie~I ..,,.,... i9
police 3Clence from Cal Stale Loi1C
Beach.
He has been shot at three times and
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Floods Swamp: East
A1l4NtlC
'OCIAN
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NORTHEAST DEVASTED
Worst Flood in History
. Ma(sive~-Seatch . .
For Skyjacker
PERU, Ind. (AP) Hampered by
darkness, the FBI halted a day of
maa,,ive searching saturday n i g h t
without fmding a poet-marked young
skyjacker who parachuted or fell in north
central Indiana before da'NJl with a
burlap sack containing ~oo6 in ransom
money.
Jim Martin, agent in charge of the
Federal llunau ol Investigation in In-
diana, said the search around this
Hoosier city, would be .resumefl at
daybreat..today. . .
Admitting the sea~ since dawn.satur-
day had 'been fruitleslJ , Marlin said it
would continue ''rock by rock, if
necessary."
Martin S5,>0ke brieOy wilh newsmen
after calling some 150 law enfol'Cement
orficers into a meeting at a school a few
miles· soutbeaSt of Peru.
' At that meeting; information and leads
were exchanged and Martin lined out an
extended area of search, based on reports
from farmers that their dogs "were ac-
tive" in the area to which the search was
being extended.
Some 100 FBI agenla from Cbica10 ,Cln-
cinnati,.Qevelaod, aevd ~cities
and ellewbere were asaembttd here for
the aearcb, .Mar.tin said, u well u state
and local offii,en. However, there wu
some speculation that the hijacker mi1bl
Ml have bailed out of the American
Alrlln.Slloeing Tri safely.
The hijacker bad awitcbed plant1 In St.
Loult after • latO-model automobile
mysteriously crashed through a fence at
the airport and collided wllh the first hi-
jacked plane as it prel>ared to take off
"under the conlnJI ,of the guninan. The
driver oL the car was hospitalized and
authorities were investigating.
When the ~ plane took off from
St. Louis, the hlJacm and six hostages
-three malt night crew members, two
st.ewa°MeJlt! and a male pusenger -
were aboard. The olher panengtr1 had
been lei off at St. Louis and the hijacker
had receivecl ,... Pllil$iles and the
mooey in a burlap aict!
By The AsHclated Preas
Coffee-colored, debris-laden · fl-0 o d· •
crests bore down menacingly on new sec-
tors of eight states Saturday after the
rivers left death, dest.ru.ction and the
threat or pestilence in more than 100
communities.
The panorama of fiood misery moved
President Nixon to excl.aim while on a
flying survey: "It's a devastated area."
Fed by a weet of almost constant rain,
the more than a score of rampaging
rivers claimed at least 110 lives. And still
int~nnittent rain fell over the sodden ter·
rain.
Damage . \fas well above $1 billion. Jn
Virginia, at -least 200.ooe a.crea o[
fatmland w°"" clesltoyod, .and officials
estimated tt would take lri -juit
..._Ila djleo « debrjl, """'""""' could begin. '
Mote 'than·l00,000 were evacuated in 'a
.. ~"' ~!Y--,::o.; • grandmo.._ l'ho-ned her ~. In
Pollsyllle, oaid: "When I opened ~ -noar door lllCI pjr water 11111 lill
step a.way, I knew it was time to pt
out." ~ ,
Drinking water was dangerously sbof1
in countless communities. Fires flared
and there was no one ·to !igbl them
because apparatus was .Ooodbound.
Typhoid oerurn w8' being flown Into the
flood . area against the poos!bilily of
ejldemior. Some ·looting ..... n!p(JriOd. •
''This i!: the wont I've seen," said
Pennaylvania's Goy, Milton J, Sbapp, on
a heUcopter filght over his stricken· ltate:
. For some, the . paning ol the river erest.s brought blwed relief. PJttaburib.
""8ped largely ·unscathed by tile mi1bt
of the floodin1f Ohio River,. A l8lldbag
dike ~ween Washington's LI u.c o Jn
Memorfal and 'Washington Monument
stood as a symbol of a successtul fight
again.st tht historic P, 0 t O ln a C ' I
floodwaters. ·
' ; ·,I I ,.itr~·[, ,i, I • • U'IT...,._ F~ TO fLOOO.l!AV~.·lol!l .. FOllJ!~AL.lNSP,ICTIOl'I ' ~fo~•la:~''!•tl"'J'~Yfllllain PanftH19'1 School, Hon;lillurth
ei:'!·l ff 'D · .'..~· h, .. ': .'·':'0. ·~
PI .-.~~-~ es ,_1 ,~~
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Nix'!r'. '#ove~liy ·f~~r''g ~ictimtJ
THURMoNT.'.Md.•(UP11 -'!'resident
But; downstream along the O~io, the
Susqueharma. and other rivers that lace
the green and fertile East ijlete' were
Portents of new travail, as residents
evacuated their homes ia advance of the
cresUI.
Residenla of New Qunberland, W. Va.,
spent the night evacuating their homes as
the Ohio rose to 43.2 feet. . .
-Nixon toured Oood-ratagad ooutheutern
Pennsylvania by helicopter Saturday·and
landed at HarrillburJh ~ a 1>areloot,
I-year-old· blaclr· alrl ·dutcl\ed hlrhand
as he clrcula\ed ~ crOW<b ol vJc. tirns. • ' Abo in 'the path or the Oblo:1 cresting
watera lay the clly ol Wbeellng, W. Va.
Residents of a denaely populatedJaland in
midstream moved their belonginp'to up-
per-floors, forewarned ol ·a pmlbl .. 47· to
4f.foot flood c:rt1t, hicl!eat In eil!Jt years,
Tropical Storm "-' --the rain teomln& I -1111 wbm Ille
battered Florida, -ttparted .... wes1ern-New Yo rt, d rlft tn1
norlheulward · and ...Uentic. A
st«m moved In Tltul'9day Dilbt lo add lo
lhe damage and nveH' al r •ad y
overburdened rivers.
Tbe National. Weather Service ~
flood conditions llill severe In aecttcm ol
•l&bl stateo -New York, Pennlytvanla,
Well Virginia. Virginia, Mary I 1 n d,
Dolaware and North and Soutlr~.
The Service added in a noon bullelln :
1'Tht most critical area aow appears to
be olong the Ohio and Smquebama r1 ....
(See FLOOlll, .... Al)
"Tbe .most movln1 tbln~ ·wao. l!te llld ·
that grabbed my })and/' Nixon ~d of hll ·
escort at William Penn H!i'Jt Scljool. in . 1
HorrlalJiqb, the state capital. -
"CJtllcltea often grab the hands or·older
)leople. In aomethlnl Ute Ibis, peopla
nn& MNf:M'W to bold Go."
,,,. pt. wearing a ladetl orange T·
llbJrt W a -plold aklrl, Wal ailtnl
u Ille llald tht Preaklenl'1 band and
...., lo IU1rt11-except when l)e t....,s
t1ow11• uled her name. "Jess," rbe wt!~ In hla esr. .
NllOD -Ille hr<H1our round trip
from 1111 moi&nlata • ..treat at Camp
David, Md., oiler declarina: ma J o r
diauter •1'111 Jn five tlatel hardest hit
by the remnante of llltrrlcUe Apes.
They ... PemJIYIVanla, llarylond,
Florltla, Virginia and Now Yark.
Al the hllh -"""" -t,000 ~ ... _ ........ lbelhr, lht
1 .. NJXON.1'111.ll>
After Ibo ..hl)ichr ·ploq!d from the
·plane in the Peru area and the plane new
lo~. there ,-.. .....Umned
,.pan lbal .,-ol •14bM1&,-. lound
..... lb& alt ramp G( Ille Joi. 'l'llll Wa'· ~ 1111""'latkll Ille bljacter mlgfit
hive beeit IUCked hm Ibo plw bJ air EDITOIUAL PMllll ..,. Colulnnla-S. I. MTl'tlr W llJLGD -...... ...... ~~=1:...~.-i~ 11ay~ ............... ,,.,.,.__, •'!»rq:•r~~ ...... ·~ ~yWd,"Wepiayi;'Wii;tark with"'•• .,,,.._,.-.,, •1•fi4..-...,.~.IAldill
,jlead man." ' · , ' , T Jaek MdenoD lll1ia 61 iqrdrW • ttporli; Cl. · , ·, . ·
In ' tiddfllm, (he bijaclctr olJl)al<lltly Ille S.,.te lloar GYI 1'111 .... He aaya WHAT'S UP DOC! -'ftal'o tht Ullttl 1 -a novice at parachut1111. In ·s1. Lou1a 11111. 'l'bomal Dodd (D,-Com\-J llqered a -o1 ptctum o1 c1op ad call ..,. Ille
he bad trouble wllh e1planatloAI oa uoe loaded pistol ~~ motion l*!Plo u.Y toke with -wi.a u..r 11 of 1111 parachutes and an llrll.n,. oplnl\ hl1ll. M, A7 lo Ille ..,... l!olPltal Cit engloeer was sent aboard to l(tllncl llim, ' , · • , ' ·
1polcumen for the airline t,tid. · EOOAR llUCBANAN -One ol the moot 1lallQ P11JC111 -In Holland, lho q
Compllcating the aearch wa1 the durable chlracW -. ol the centwt mamt lo roporttd madl l!D tho ..,.
possibility the hijacker dropped Into the adorns lhe oover ol TV w..i.. The eover ~ ~.es are quolod lo Uril COUI>-
3t-mllHltc _,,,~.part . ste<y i• obout Glenn Ford'• "Cade'• try. Tltat 1 ..,. aspect of on in-deplh
ol tho -comrol IYl\elD ol the roman-County" lerlea oa wbidl ll\lchanan II ._t wtiich probes lhe .... _, lo
tic Wa-River. • featund. . lluNpe toda1, All.
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·People /Quote.s . " .. .. . .
" ' Mle Nlnn lt.ftlwwer made aome revealinf ~mments
Ill, a aew boot she peraonally edl!Ald, tilled "l!ye on Nixon,•
f ~phlc study of ber father. She selected two photoo or
lbe Pl'loideat dllldnf whtclt CllT1 the caption, "His wife and
'Claulbter imlll he ls a perfectly ·Capable dancer, but as a dan· r:.. ha'• a too4 ~ident." AJ for Nixon the •portsman, ohe telll about Ille aflemoon he entered a room and proudly an·
llOUilced be'if acored 130. Henry Kissinger piped up that he
-l!ad to hear Nixon enior,ed golf, but the President
~ed, "I was bowling, Henry.'
When a letter addressed to Sam Yorty
arrived at, the office of Costa Mesa M1yor
J1dt H.mmett this week from someone com·
plalnlng about pollution in Costa Mesa,
Hammett Immediately fired a note off to
-Yorty. "Dear Sam," it read, "I am slightly
confused by this. you've got your city, so
qlltt poaching on mine." ·
Discussing rlltng food prices, the chairman or the Presi•
dent's COunctl on Economic Advisers, Dr. Horbert Stein laid,
' ''If the cattlemen ud fonaen now tnalst on catching up with
their la( In JlriCll of the past 20 yean, and ff workers Insist
on keepmJ !heir wages aftead of meat prices,ana jf pr.,.....
on and distributors Insist on unchanged margins, then the
altuation will be arithmetically, economically and politically
lmpomble."
When told she was the first student In
the hiitory of Saddlehack College to earn a
perfect '1A" average for two years of study
and was named valedictorian of her gradu-
ating class, ~Mr•. Dorothy Burns, 39-year-old
mother of two, of M;ssion .Viejo replied, "!
knew I had the grade point average, but I
oort of hoped they would give the award to
a youn'/· J>FIOD who JVas holding down a
job an going to school at the same time."
. Prol>Oiing Newpomcll use physical ll),Qjlels to test
the perlOl'Jllllloe . of ~t 1Pl'ojecls . Jn advance on
'upper Newport Bay, Ted'lt leriwlffwi, preatdent of Oceanic
~arch lnll!tqte, acknowledged the controversy and politi-
cal nmlflcaUODJ 1nvolnci In developing the area. At a break·
fut~ to·tbe NeWPOrt Harbor Chamber of Compierce, he
Aid, 'Ken!:jonlng the llaclc Bay In tbls area Is like ·going to
MQ;ll!o and NJinl you're going to do something about bull·
fl,irtlne .•• you end up betw"n lite matador and the bull."
"IllJ ulr'°"dlnary that a c0mp&ny will
.coi1111t1t !bell to tts ~mmilitlt)' Iii •j!qh a
meanlnl!ful way.!' 1ald puJ!ltc i:p{atlont.oma~ •
Mlchffr Hll'Kh ,a~ he announe.id r,11111-l.pr etmie aw_a1 ~.ooo )ounJ trees to 'en.trOn •
manlally bl!Pted• areal or Orange County,
Oil behalf of KeYlione 9-tlngs and•Ldan",lj.': aoclat!on. The c:Jlllll apaeatod In a ~rent IJihf, howevef,":WMll ll .U dlscloHd that
tbe ballk bad speitt only -.10 000 on 'trees alld •JmOM to pr0moi..t11 .f.""Will"'ex· tllr.~td· -~· f ,
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FLOODS· SW AMP· EAST • • •
tlnurbout Penne)'lvallla, wbn ~ood
Wlmlnp will continue at lout tllroucb
torqbt. II -
A quarter of HarrllburJ WU under :IO
feet ol water, u the Sulquehanna ,.... to
twice its flood llage .after more than a
loot of rain fell on the capital. The river
crested ai a record · llZ.I feet at n!10ft
Saturday, and was expected to remain at
that level for about 12 hours. More than
700 Nau.oat Guardsmen were rushed In
to comllot looters. Occuional fires bur-
ned und!eci:ed.
Federal hydrologist& laid t h e Sus·
quelwma's flow at Harrtsbura reached a
peak flow of IS btlllon g1llons a day -
breaking a record set In 1890.
One hunlted mlle1 to the norlbeoat
along the river, more than 100,000
penons bad been evaeu1ted In the city
and IUITOlllldlng areu. An lndultrial city
of 80,000 In the btarl of Pennsylvania'•
lionkioal ......,, ft hed home the brunt
of an earlier Sulquebanna cmt. Th•
river breached Its 31-feet dikes and 1pllt
the city In two.
Fires nged In a two.block area of
. Wllk .. Barre. More than 80 coet
guardamen In small boat• 1t1Jl were
eDP(ed In rescue operations. Hospitals
were lilied with the Injured, while others
were being lifted by: naval helicopters to
an emergency medical center set up at
nearby Pocono Down! race track.
Water supplies were cut off or con·
laminated In more than SO Pennsylvania
communlUes. Reading's supplies viriualiy
were exhausted, after both its water sta-
tion and Jta sewage treatment plant were
knocked out. Drinking water was being
trueked Into Phoenixville, northwest of
Philadelphia.
Gov. Sbapp called the water 1hortage
amidst the flood "one of the lllOlt pres1-
lng problems.''
SAFE AND ·SANE?
IJ P.\TllJCI[ BOYLE ., .. °""' .... ...,
FlrewCl'b wUl go on sale i..o m06t
Orange Coast communltiu Wednesday -
but many fire offlclals wlll be spending
their money on 10me sort of headache
r<medy.
1be "1afe and aane" fireworks season
is not the favorite of firemen ind,
1lthougb they are legal In moat county
cities, fire officials que11tlon both the
safety and the sanity of some users of the
pyroteehnic1.
County Fire Marshall Jay Trotter notes
that firewori.a in 19'11 caused 206 fires
resulting in •17,785 in property damage.
In addition, there were 17 injuries
reported.
"We In the fire tervlct 1pend 5t-.w .. u
out of the yur talking about lroeping
matches and fife separated· froni
children," Trotter 11ys, almost angrily.
"Then from the June 28 to July 6, we
.llY -all · the p)TOtecbnica you want and baVt a boll. It ls lncon8tslent.
"I beliive lliit a little· jUveitlle,-f<iUr to
lix yean old, with 11prt1'Jder in hia: front
· yard in no way associates this With the
independence of hls country," the fire
marshal adds.
TOTAL BAN
Trotter and most other fire officials
traditionally call for a total ban on
fireworks after the damage is assessed
each Fourth of July -and they ere
traditionally ignored.
Only·two Orange Coast cities -Laguna
Beach and Newport Beach -ban all
sales and private use o( fireworks . In
those communities, public fireworks
displays are held each year for the
populace. Fireworks are also banned in
all state parks and beaches and on Hun·
tington Beach city beaches.
In all other coast cities and in county
territory, the JO-Called "safe and sane"
fireworks are aold by service groups to
the public. By law they can be sold only
From Pagel
MARTHA ...
switchboard and demanded to speak to
the "President of the hotel."
In a rage, sources .said, the outspoken
personallty from Washington threatened
to sue the hotel over the matches. And
1he demanded a doctor.
The first .doctor contacted declined to
... Mrs. Mitchell.
But hotel aides later found a willing
physician.
Mitcbell was (juoted as asying hls wife
bu Wotn a bandage eter Since. '
Sou"""' witllin file hotel -all of whom
aald they had been threatened with being
flrad ii they •pol<• to reporters -said
the oply employes allowed in !be villa to
bring' In food and perfonn ojher routine
duties were the Spanish-speaking workers
who do not understand English.
The apparent reason for the reported
tantrum.a centers over Mrs. Mitchell's
dJaenchaJ\tment with American politics.
''I gave him an ultimatum to get out of
polities," she told Miss 'lbomas.
"!'ID alck and tired of lb< whole opera·
ti on," !he added.
Later, the Washington reporter called
Mitchell.
'SUI'S GREAT'
He was ''casual" and said jauntily,
''She's great."
"That lltUe nreetl!eart. I love ber. She
gets a litue uplOI al>out pol!Ucs, but she
loves me and l Jove her, and that's what
counts," he added .
"But he wasn't that happy and jovial
today," Miss 1bom8.!I said Saturday
afternoon .
"He IOUDded tired, very sad ... sub-
dued . . . and there was absolutely no
humor in his answers.
"All Ile really said was, 1She's fine.' "
But however she feels. and whatever
'she did through the rough week, Martha
Mitchell apparently has won.
Her husband declared Thursday that
after Nov. 7, he's quiWna.
"We have agreed we are going to get
the hell out of thfJ gambit,'' he vowed;
"We're going to get out ol thls rat
race.''
Fireworks Big Headache to County Fire~n ~
from June 21 to July I.
In the cltles where they 11e banned,
ftre officials report difficulty in keeping
residents from buying them outside of the
city and bringing them home for an
Independence Day celebration.
"If the youngsters have ad u It
supervision," says Laguna Beach Fire
Marshal Jim Presson, jjthere is no prob-
lem. But how often is there adult
supervision?"
The fire marshal notes t h a t
pyrotechnics have been illegal in the Art
Colony since 1927 and that even the two
public displaysJut on each year are
closely monitor by flremen to insure
complete safety.
Fountain Valley fire marshal Floyd
Warr aay1 t1reworks are legal in his ~m·
munity, but adds that be has not found
them to be .. safe and sane."
"We have found that they are not that
safe," be 11y1. "In fact, we have .already
bad some flrts !his yur from chfldrtn
playing with flreworb." .
IDEAL TIME
C«mty firema11 Trotter aays this
season would have been the Ideal time to
ban fireworks in all parts of the county
because of the unusual fire dana:er
created by a dry winter. He points out
that the Orange County Fire Chiefs
Association has . called on the county
Board of Supervisors to impose a total
ban, but admits it probably will never be
put into effeet because of the "strong lob-.
by " in favor of fireworks.
"Historically in the fire service " he
said, "we gtt corrective meastD"e,, after a
disaster. This is sad but we recognize
that it is a fact. Oranse County is the on-
ly county in all of Southern California
still pennittlng firewolh In the unin-
~rporated territory.
''.People should get their flagwaving at
a public display," he says. '"Ibe kids
would then get more of an idea of what
the day is all about."
DAIL 'ILOT II YOUNGSTERS ANXIOUS TO BUY FIREWORKS
Tim George, 10, Lifts Brother D1vld 1t Costa Mesi St1nd
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PRIVATE EYE: LITTLE SEX . . . i
was once hired by Hugh Hefner to prove
the unchasteae55 of a girl suing Playboy
magazlne for $1 million over a p.iblished
picture. .
(He moved into the house for two
weeks where she was staying with a
group of people and gathered "evidence."
She later dropped her lawsuit.)
He recount~ those stories with a slight
gleam in his eye, but empbalizad !hot "in
12 years of work, tflere were only those '
few instances of glamour.
"It can be vuy ezcitlng, but tbooe are
rare occasions," be added. ' : • ~
A lot of it is routine and even more ls
paper work.
Ashmore thinks that the atate Depart·
ment of Consumer Affairs test, that all
aspiring private eyes must take, sbou1d
Patrol Officer
Hurt in Chase
Of Motorcyclist
A California Highway Patrolman suf-
fered serious Injuries Slturday nlaht
when his vehicle left Trabueo Road near
El Toro during a , 100 mile per Jlour
pursuit of an Irvine motorcyclist.
The chase ended on a curve about one
quarter mile west of El Toro Road when
the motorcyclist lost control of his
machine and went down in the middle of
the road. Officer Douglas Mal, 34, of
Tustin, swerved to avoid tutting the fallen
rider, struck the motorcycle and left the
road at about 50 mifts per hour.
The incident, which occurred in an
uninhabited area, was witnessed by other
patrol and sheriff's officers, who bad just
arrived in a response to a radio call for
aaaistance. A apokesman at St. Joaepb's
Hospital In Orange .. id patrolman Mil
wu In good condition with lacerations
and a poaslble llock injury.
cover business administration, which he As 'Watchdog' ~
has studied. :
It now includes report writing and T 0 Halt vandals ~
criminal and civil laws, but "should be ·!"-
stricter," he said, to guard against fly-by· DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) -To com-·~
night operations. bat vandalism, officials of the Des ....
In two of the times he was shot at -in Moines Children's 1.oo announced satur-:~ burglary and child custody cases -"they " were trying to scare me." day they will begin uaing a lion for a ::
But he shook his head· about the third watcbdo&. ,
incident: following a "syndicate hood" in-"We're not sure of exactly bow we're ·t
Costl Mesa3 fhtee shob Were fired at going to work it yet," ,":'kf ~ director t
him, one barely missed as it ripped Robert Elgin, "but these acts of v11to ~
through the car. dallsm tp year are just nauseating." ~
UNLISTED PHON_E ... • Elgin said the decision to use a lion as :t "Poor mari:sn\anship," be said, ad-a W1tcbdog 'follow1 the theft of a valuable "
Justing hla glasses and adding he has had hawk trained for faJconing. He said the ~
no harrow~g ex~iences since 196.1.. theft Friday night "wu the last straw." ::-He specializes 1n representing .. . , ~ ~he plaintiff side in court caset1. Business ·::) Just 1n the last few months we ve had ~
ts so good he has an unlisted telephone animals turned loose, stolen;. sprayed ::
number. with chemicals and just about everything :·
He takes new clients only from referen-el!e," he said_. 11EarJier this sprins, some.. ::_:
_ ces by attorneys or industrial firms. one deliberately cut off the air supply ::
He ·is mildly exasperated by TV's im-for our cougar and we had a heck of a ·:
age of the average detective because now time rounding up our Peer after they ?:
Hthe average person hasn't the faintest were turned loose." ::
notion what detective work Js like." It Elgin aaid he believes the lion wlll ::
take.S long, hard concentration to look for make. "an interesUng and probably very ::
a missing person or a missing fact, he effecti ve watchdog." ::
added. :·
EVen the scandalous side of in--:
vestig•ting -catching adulterers 1n 1or-Santa Ana Tot -. rid lovenests -is almost gone in ;.
California with the liberalized divorce ?;
1•;~ try to tell the public tllat, with Joe Badly Jn jured :;
Co)wnbo being held for ransom and ::
Ironside being rolled down 11 hill in his A 2·year-old Santa Ana boy was •:
chalt, every week in America's living critically injured Saturday afternoon::
rooms. when he ran into the 700 block of Flower :~
Or with real cases headlined in the Street and was struck by a car that';;:
newspapers like the one just a few years reportedly did not stop. ~
ago. Two detectives were tcying to Two cltiuns pursued the car, officers :'
pilotograph an "illicit" love affair In said. It was finally halted by Garden ::
Corona de! Mar. Grove police officers who took Dale Lee ·~
When discovered by the lovers, they Mathewson, 2.1, of Santa Ana into ~l
ran. custody. ~
One detective was knocked by a swing-The boy, Joseph Mencbaka, waa in :~
gate into the swimming pool. critical .condition at Santa Ana Com-:-
He couldn't swim. He drowned, film munlty Hospital with severe heed and in-:
and ill. temal injuries 'Saturday. : case closed. :
SUNDAY
Boys Still Awake After DAILY PILOT
The 0rfllft' C:O.U DAILY Pl., wl!l'I wnJd'I
11 comblMlf ttl• Htws.,ru1, h DUblldled lrf
ttle Ortntt CM1t Publlllllnt (On'INll'f. S.,.
rtte edllM ,,.. IMlllUJMd, Mond•'I' fll.-..,11
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... After 30 hours at the tennis t1hle Sltur-
day, the ping poq ball bad more zip thin
the players u two Huntlngto\I Beach boy•
continued their try for a world record.
The lf.yeaN>ld youngsters, Richard
Sellera of 15Zl1 Newcastle Lane and BUI
Markwood of 1711 Canterbury Drive,
began their marathon match 11 J p.m.
Friday and bope to last uolil I a.m. Mon-
day.
The coffee, tea and loud mullc will bold
ou~ but the players mfChl no~
'Ibo 1ame l1 bein( Dlayed In the praft
et Sellen' home. It hu -filled with spectators and nelgbborllood frtlnds btlp-
fng keep the pl1f*'I from crnUns onto
the t1bl• and pine to lleep.
In 1ddltlon to taldnr a placs In Guin
ness' B<>ok of World Records, the
youngstars hope to eara a fn doUars for
chorlly. Vlllton lo thl pnp are bell!(
uQd to tdd' to a jar, which Slturday
n!llit w11 neorly llUed whh coin• and
doDu bllll. The boys bavs botn plannlnc
tbe game llnce Flbnlery, when Ibey
learned the -Id pill( ~ record ,..,
tlO boura.
1uppUed with coffee and conversation.
Eating is done during an hourly five--
minute break.
Markwood noted 5aturclay that they
would like to continue playing post their
63-hour 1001, but that both youths have an
appointment Monday morning and won't
even be able to aleep then.
They have to be In class for the sum·
mer walon at Marina Hllh School.
Hitchhiker .
Stabbed to Death
Long Buch pollct art contlnulnc thllr
lnv'lllptlon fnto the delth ol a
Wtalminst« min llabbad after balnS
plolred up wblla hitchhiking with hil
brotJMr Friday.
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Vllltwt, 1'1mllln Witch Bill Marlrnod Serve to Rlchar<I Sell..a
A l!'OllP of nel,i.borbood adults b1v1
1~ on lo rotalo u •i-to the U-
bour-a-d&JI came and to keep the play..,
Police 11ld W!Olam Pie<•, 2l, lul)ed
from the auto when the pauenpr pulled
a knife in a robbery aUempt. Plersa'1
brother, Timothy Carswell, 13, remained
In tbe car and was found d<ad a lhorl
tlm• later lyinc In • street. H• had been
1tsblied Mv .. al til!lea in the neck and up-
per abdomen.
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• . . ' -FREIWAY FLOPS AROUND:'NEWPORT BEA~C09
MESA -The California Highwa~ Commlssi9n v Th
clay to 8!k Costa Mesa if it wants to put the Newport ewa .
bock on the ortginally proposed\.rotite along Newporr:Boul ..
var<\. Such a change would en~ the freeway just north of
,Newport Beach and dump heavy freeway traffi~ Into Newport
Beach 's tralftc pattern. Cou ncilman from Newport ~Jch
gasped at the thought. Costa Mesa official•. fed up with blew·
port's freewa y fighters, may go for the idea if It would not
wrec.k downtown redevelopment plans. ·
. GOOD NEIGHBORS: IRVINE-Both the Irvine City coun·
c1l and Planning Commission have offered neighbors Cmta
Mesta and Newport Beach a ha,nd in planning the develop-
ment of Orange County airport properties. The regional el•
fort, If approved by Irvine's airport area neighbors, would
hope to prevent massive transportation tangles that might r&-
suJt from willy·nilly approval of massive commercial·ind111-
trial developm ents being proposed for ·the area.
. BLAZING TRAILS: HUNTING'toN BEACH -This city
became the firs! in Orange County th!& week to adopt a !otal
master.plan for ~•creational trails. Tljej!,lpt i/tcludes 132 mil••
of loo~ bicycle and horse paths, with .4;000 'ii) the 1972-73
budget ·lo built It. '
CROWDED HEARING1 ·LAGONA BEACH -More than
200 persons appeared befoie the :Laguna Beach city council
last week requestlAg an end to alleged entrapment and en·
ticement by pol~ in making arre1ts of homosexuals. Cou~cil·
men adopted a policy that there would be no entrapment or
enticement used as long as everyone obeyed the \p.ws of the
community. ·
FAIR WEEKEllD: COSTA MESA -Top name singing
groups. a champiDn•hiR rodeo and a country and Western
show •tarring Tei :WIJliams and Eddie Dean, headline Sun·
a.y•s events at the Orange Counfy Fair. Admission is ,1.5.0
adults, $1 juniors, and 25-cents children. •
UPPER BAY !'RESERVE: NEWPORT BEACH-The U.S.
Department of the Interior is ready to move into negotiations
with the Irvine Company for purchase of some Upper New·
port Bay lands -including the three islands -for the crea·
{Ion of a national wildlife preserve. While the Irvine Company
had valued the islands -98 acres -at $27 million. Interior
department appraise rs value the land at only $189,000.
NEW CONTRACT: CAPISTRANO BAY AREA -Despite
a campaign to unseat him by a group of foes, Capistrano Uni-
fied School District Supt. Truman Benedict won a twe>-year
contract extension at a salary of $29,000 from a board of trus-
tees operating with two members short. The move drew fire
from one dissenting board member, George White, who ac·
cused fellow members of rushing through the matter before
summer and the fall trustee elections.
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BeUy Vp to Beach
Tbe Laguna Beach Recreation Department is •peculating
that recent publicity concerning Presidential adviser Henry
Kissinger's encounter with a lap-sitting belly dancer In lnn
may have sparked the unexpected enrollment in its summer
class in Eastern Belly Dancing. When the first class fllled
shortly after aignupa opened, the department wu obliged
to schedule two additional sessions in the ancient dance art.
SEXY SHOW: HUNTINGTON BEACH-Police vice squad
officers raided the small, normally quiet Surf Theater last
week and took away two X-rated films, "How to Succeed in
Sex" and "Daddy Darling." Police said they found 11 minors,
without parents, in the ~.:.idience and that two or the· theater's
employes were also under 18. The theater owner was given
a misdemeanor citation for showing X-rated films to minors.
SMALLER SIGNS: FOUNTAIN VALLEY-The city coun·
ell has cut the size of housing tract advertising billboards
down to a smaller size. The signs which advertise new homes
for sale will now be a mere 32-squar&-feet instead of the pr&-
vious 200-squar&-feet.
RICALL FILED: LAGUNA BEACH-Recall action against
conservative Laguna Beach Board of Education members Pa·
tricia Gillette and Gerald ,Unke was Initiated this week by a
group, Concern~ Cltlzena for Schools. Recall /&pen were
presented to the two trustees after they vote alonf' with
member William Tbnmas not to renew the contracts o three
top distrft administrators. ,
. '!'RY, TRY AGAIN: NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport
Beach Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department has reCOll!·
mended a new election In February on municipal bonds for
park acquisition and development ln the city. The action, re·
quested by the city council, comes on the heels of the failure
of $8.9 million In park bonds on the June primary ballot. The
measure will seek less money and less land, observers repo rt.
PAY PETITIONS: SAN CLEMENTE -Puhlk safety em·
ployes, in an all-out campaign to . seek community support
for increases in wages and benefits, ama ssed l,200 signed
forms In five days stating that the supporters endorse a tax
lntteaoe to pay for raises in pay and benefits. Councilmen
have accepted the loot-tall stack of documenll, but will not
decide on raises until a mediation proceu is concluded be-
tween city representatives and the employes. Formal negotia·
Uons broke down more than a week ago. .
WHEILS ROLLING: ffiVINE -A 8.7-mlle pilot bikeway
program to link University Park with the UC lrv!ne campus
via Culver Drive was okayed by the planning cllmml51lon
which further urged the city fathers to proceed with a larger,
Interim on·street bike path plan. The expanded pla~ would
link north Irvine communities and the new city's northerly
neigh bors with Newport Beach's proposed trails.
OWNER'S CHOICE: FOUNTAIN VALLEY -City Coun·
cilmen have set a new policy for 46 acres of commercially
zoned land. Because the ICltlered pieces o[ land have l11ged
behind other parcels' lJ\ commercial development, tho prop-
erty owners have Ileen told they may develop them with aln·
Jle family homes II they •ant.
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BomliersHit
N. Vietnam's
Steel Plant
SAIGON (AP) -U.S. Air Force
fi1ht..--bombers attacked lite T b a I
Nguyen 1teel mill, the biggest industrial
plant in North Vietnam. Saturday for the
first time since the 196S-68 bombing cam·
paign, American military 500rces dl!Clos-
ed today.
Air Force F4 Phantom! h.i.t the complez
40 miles north of Hanoi with laser-guided
bombs that have an accuracy within five
fee t. the sources said. First rePortS
described It as severely damaged .
The u:s:Command was planning an of·
ticial announcement on the attack, ane of
the most spectacular since the resump-
tion of bombing in Airll.
Bombing of lite plant followed two doys
of Air Force strikeo In lite Tahl Nguyen
Industrial oomplex that included railroad
line• and bridges 50!'Ving the steel mill
and the Thal Nguyen army supply depot.
PJJots reported destroying and damag-
ing several bulldings at the truck storage
and warehouse area in raid! Thursday on
the army supply depot. 1 The attack on the steel plant removed
one of the last major ite1TU1 from the
target list.
Allied air strikes and South Vietnamese
tanks also helped beat back assaults at
four locations south of the My Chanh
River defense line, about ZS miles
northwest of Hue.
Ni_netffn enemy tanks were reported
knocked out. Early repon. from Saigon
said enemy forces lost 20 men killed and
put' government casualties at two dead
and 18 wounded.
Field reports said, however, that two
government reconnaissance p I a t o o n 1
were ovemm with 23 men mining. And
one allled officer predicted sweepo would
reveal 100 enemy dead out of an attack
force estimated at up to 1,000 men.
"The enemy threw everything they had
at us-tanks, missiles, tear gas, artillery,
infaptry -but the airborne stayed and
killed them ... left and right," the of·
ficer said.
He referred l.o South Vietnam's 11th
Airborne Battalion, which was virtually
wiped out in fighting in the central
highlands two months ago. T b e
reorganized government force repul!ed
lite enemy troops, which were backed by
Soviet-built heavy weapons and tanks.
The North Vietnamese were reported
withdrawing under cover of tlteir lon1·
range artillery.
Twelve Crewmen
Missu_ig On U.S.
Computer Plane
SAIGON (AP) -North Vlelnameae
troops •hot down one of Hte U.S. Air
Force's largest eomputerized gunships on
South Vietnam's northern front last SUn-
day night and 12 crewmen are m:is1ing,
the U.S. Command announced Saturday.
Three crewmen were reacued.
Announcement of the loss . had been
withheld pending a week of UJISUCCQsful
search and rescue operations for the mill--
ing 12 crewmen which were terminated
Saturday, lite Command said.
Spokesmen said lite four ... gine AC130
gunship was on a night milskm over the
A Shau Valley, 31 ml I es aoutltwest of
Hue, attacking North Vietnamese posl·
Uons when it was downed.
The A Shau Valley i! a major North
Vietnamese base camp and staging area
ror attacks on Hue. It has been under
heavy atbck for the pa1t two days by
U.S. 852 bombers because of a supply
butldup.
Park Newport
May Sooµ Lure
Burt Reynolds
Act« Burt Roynoldl may -beoomll a reoldeitt ol Part Newport Aporlmenb,
lite Newpori' !leech compla tltat ls fut
becoming a rotreat f..-harried Hollywood
stars. ·
RA!ynolds, wbole dlscreeUy drsped nude
centerfold in , Cosmopollbn UWlated
female teeny-boppers and their grandmas
too. Is still on location sllooting a movle
and has not yet picked an ·apartment, ac-
cording to Mary Ann Sayler, Park
Newport public relations officer.
"Burt will definitely move in llere but
he probably won't be ready to select hiJ
townhouse until mid-July," 1ht said.
Gossip coluJilfl! have suggested that the
apartment will be used u a hideaway for
Reynolds. Reynold• had • •Ull• In
popularity receiUy allot appear\Jll II
the flrgt male llUde foldout In a W<llll<l1'1
magazine.
The Parl: Newport ""'11t>les ha1 drswn
other star• to lb facilltlel, IDcludlng ao-
trt" Sandy Duncan and, until her mar·
rtaa• tmilre up• 1 ... mon11t1 .... movie
tu'1)'l!lbol Roque! Welcb.
Yvonne Braithwaite
Named Vice Chairman
WASHINGTON -Call!ornt. leglalator
Yvonne Braltbwaite, 1 bl ck woman, w11
oomlnated Salurd1y to be permanent
•Ice chairman of the Democratic Na·
tional Convention.
Mlaa Braithwaite was nomlnaled ot the
toncluaion of the canventlon'a Rulff
CommlUee. 'l!te elecllon, OIJlllCltd to be
lormaltly, will tako place at the coo-
... 11on. atartll\l In Miami Betel> July 10.
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DAILY PILOT tl1ll "MIN
THE DARltlN SPORTS CAR GRILLE -DID IT SUCK ON A LEMON?
Kaiser•Frazers Return
Cars With Curves, Chrome Cruise Into Cou1ity
By RUDI NIEDZIEUllU
Of .. .,. Deltr , ... '""
Remetpber lite KaJaer.FroJeT an!
One looked puckered, tllto It ha d
sucked on a 10ur lemon. Another
frowned. Then Henry J. Io o k e d
happy. And they all had dipe, fallC)I
curves and garish gob8 of chrome fes-
tooned wllh mammoth taillights.
Those who didn't buy them 1nd
ultimat.ly forced the !Wser·fraur
finn to clost up' It! converted bombir
factory at Willow Run, Mich .. in 1954,
decried them as ugly.
Their champions, who bought nearly
800,000 of them, say they were 1lmply
too advanced for their tlm.e. And
they're lltlll clinging to lh<ID today.
About 1,000 Fraz.er fans art
gathered at the Disneyland Hotel,
Anaheim , thls weekend to share tidbits
about their can and to pay tribute to
their designer Howard "Dutch" Dar-
rin and stylist Alex Tremulis. .
"They aold fioe end i.bey had a 1ood motor, but they didn't hive a v .... ,,
lamented Darrin, now 71 and 1Ull
building can. '"!'bey tried ao bard to
g~ • V-1!; l\'1· the only wa7 Kaller, ~td have atlrVIVed." 1 •1~
The car'• lighter construction and
a u p e r l or aerodynamic capabllltiea 1
might have outperformed the General
Motors cara and the Oldamoblle
engine the small company expected to
buy for ita vehicles was therefore pric-
ed rut <i reach, Tremulis believ ...
"It would have been embarraa.slng
for !hem to have their Delb outrun by
eight to ten mlleo per hour," be told
the enltll!ialtl during a prna con-
ference Friday. "But anything design-
ed according to functlon almoot
automatically becomes a thing of
beauty," the stylist assured them.
The KaiJer-Frazler line W?J pro-
duced In the U.S. unLU llM and In-
cluded such fancy models as the
Kaiser Dragon and the Darrin, a
fiberglass aportscar with a 181 cubic
inch six.
HOWARD 'DUTCH' DAltltlN WITH 1'24 HllBAltD ROLLS-ROYCI
Argentina and 1 na atiU rettlnl
royaltlee until a few years ago,·~ llid
lite beapeclacled d........ Who bu
been building cars for IO ;yean.
Once a GM emptoye, DarrlA baa
bullt the cqacbwork for numeroua .car1
tltrough his career, lncludlq aeverll
Roll .. Roycea.
One or these, a 11124 Hibbard Rolls,
once owned by movie magnate Jack
Warner , ls on-dl11play at the hotel dur-
lnf the 14th 1nnuat Kaiser-Frazer
170,000 now. I wlsb I owned IL ll\)'ltlf. •
Darrin, wbo pmonally drlve1 a 19411
Packard he llicbd up for flOO, la still
building cara In the backyn of bia
Sanb Monico borne. His latest project
la a nn· cuatom Roll,.Royce. "Julll
look it my hands," he said, proudly
1bowin1 his dlriy fingernails.
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Darrin'11 dream macbine1 refused to
die untll 1112 when tho Ai-gentlnana,
who bought lite deslJn, ltOlll>Od build·
Owner• Club Convention. I
The Kaller-Fruer , Ol\'ll<l'I Club
now 2,000 mernben atrong, bu
sdteduled an honorary breakfast for
Darrin, moyies from hla peraonal col·
lectlon, a concoun: d' elegance, and a
drawing for a 1965 Kaiser Manhatta n
during the convention.
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Inf.~· aold for $9,000 to 110,000 in
' "ROll .. Royce didn't build any bodies
then. I bullt that one myself,". he said.
"It must be worth between '80,000 and
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County Fair Winds Vp
With Fireworks Display President's Army beltonplar landed OD
the foolbaJl lloJd after flying over the ex·
ocullv1 manllolt of Gov. MlltoD Sbapp,
which W&J llooded Up to the llCOlld floor.
The Or1111e County Fair will end In
C..b M-today )'Ith a ba.nf, or .. lta
promotera promise. ·
The falr's activities -band concW,
clown shows, midway rides and a cham·
pionship rodeo -wlll be topped by a
fireworks show following the evening
western ahow.
The Western show begin.I at 7:30 p.m.
and the fireworks are scheduled to go off
around 9 p.m. In the amphitheater.
The rest of the day'.t event.s are:
AMPHITBEATl!R
1 p.11.: Mohallas Polyr>alan Revue .
!tit p.m.: Pied Piper PlaybouM
I ,.a.: U.S. Navy Show Band West
Concort I p.m.: Sec:ond Annual hint Contest
1:11 p.m.1 Pied Piper Playbouae
I p.m.: U.S. Navy Concert Band
1:11 p.m.: Pied Piper Playltowe
I p.m.1 Talent Show FU!lla
711' p.m.1 Weatern Show
MALL llANDST AND
t p.m.1 Powdy the Clown Show
I p.m.: Ku111 Fu Karab Demoostro-
tlonl I p.m.1 Silly Slrcus Show
4 p.m.: The Koinonlana
I p.m.: Powdy the Clown
I p.m.1 No No Sinaa1 Polyneolan Revue
7 p.m.: Syncopation Congregation
I p.m.: Syncopation ConsregaUon
I p.m.: Syncopetion Congngatlon
GRAND81'ND
I p.m.: Obampionablp Rodeo
7 p.m.1 Off Road Vehicle Action Show
PROGRAMS ON ITAGI!
I:• p.m.1 "C4okinl with Wine Sauca
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MlrOI," Clludlo O'Brien
l:lt p.m.: "C4otlng with Wine,"
Claudia ()•Brion
. 4:11 p.m.: "C4otlng wllh Wine,"
Clludla O'Brien
SPl!ClAL Nl!EDLEWORlt
All day "Re-upholator Furniture" by
Mr. ind Mn. Burger
MALL AllE•
I p.m.1 Mitchell Merlo111tloa
I p.m.1 Mitchell Mart ... Ltea
J p.m.t Mitchell Marlollltter
7 p.a.: Mltdloll Marloetter
SPORTS AND ACl'ION BUILDlNG
-te 7 p.a 1 OU road veblclt
demonllratiop •
I p.m.: Off Rood vehicle demonatnUon
ROllD lllOW•AU!IA I
AD da1~toooa llorae chOw LIVES Cl: JUDGING AllCA
I p.m.1 Barnyonl Aolympicl
AD "11 Early Days 1U qlne
df1llOMtr1Uon
Pilot Error Ruled
Caoile of Air Crash
"11'• ~la • lll0¥1nl thine to .. ~ people, Nbm lold reporta wlto • .,.
~ lliln. '"llto trapdy II lo '"
-la the -m.-a --Pr-peoiile always lift on the high
ground. TbaM wore people of mode.1t muns.''
In ooe of !be acbool ~hlN cots
""" HI UP for lho ...i, N!Jon stopped to chat wllh Omr1• a., a mlddlw1ed black.
"Wt bit everything but n'ra alive,"
said Crew, bla 11'1111 foldad ~ bia
clttlll. '';lbat'a wbal ma• Wo'll lllart •pin." l A bl•cl< WOllWI la a.lied~ unlfarm
came up and lhlllled ~ 'Pralao
the Lani?" ..... Ni-I'!',,... her
vol-. efbta, Illa rapllid : "God II
tbe·-t.&'a Jll)'lnl aa beet,• •t"t'bit." N'llOll aM!i!C#1ti4 tat.. tlil
,wllen yoU Ond oUI wllat,.. Nallr ...
·made ol -in u llllll'IOllC1 , •• flleot
(lt!plt ....... -··~. A· _ .. appr...W a. Pl !mt mr. wttll leera ~ don liar 1iea,
said a1tt had loo! m.u,. · pn11 all, her ~ helonflnp In \be flood , and wit aa1Inc
11 the hl1h acltool with her lour clllldnat.
"How aro tJi..lddl!'~1J111 !DIIulnd.
"Tbey'M Jn)'ll!e." I Jlld. *"" .. eocnpanled by llill c111 doctlalllc •n
advliar, John b. !llrlldtman, -*'
al the rcbool ~~'t,.znn 1Dla •w ,. .. In -....,. hit thaD Harrbbars.
ROME (AP) -lnvuU,.atora conoludod
!lltunlay that pllol em>r callltd Utt
era¥ ol an Alltalla ~rlil)er aialnal • Stclllan mounlain May 6 that tilted !U perMW,
A $2.poge reporl pmuted by the com-
mi.ton conductlnl the ptObe rtat.ed that
Ille plola failed lo follow Ille ,._.1anc1-q ,....,.., .
"Wa saw "4vutalloa ,...,......, • ·
Nlzon told Kline of 'Ilia trip dowe. "I ...
,.nlculorly ..... nod aboal Ille ......
'lit need to llnll placor lot thoao pallllt • live.••
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(ltJronside" -NBC), or overwelaht
("Cannon" -CBS), succeed as an 1n-
vestlgator -e.specially in such a
murderous world ?
"! wouldn' be any good on TV," sijbod
Reece Ballard, a real life private eye.
The former Garden Grove police cble!
and mayor, ~7 and balding, added that
he's "never even bad 1nybod7 take a
1wlng" at htm.
And the women he's met in his to
yeani of privJte investigation are not the
se1:pots TV painls. 11 A lot of women come
in, but they're U{*t about their mar-
riage. 'n>ey don 't want aDotheir man."
He paused and shrugged, "At least it
doesn't happen to me ."
Ono time bo bad to co .., a womao .
client at midl>lllrt, Siie anrwered the door
In babJ doll pajamu. But Ballard WIS
•ft -he'd t1ktn his wife. Now, •'OUld
MaMb< do that!
Ballatd't wUe1 t•'O tee:retariea and oevon field lnvestlgaton -k for him.
"Wo do vtry llltle walk.Jn oo.t ..... We
primarily work for attorneya," he said.
This Involves anything from serv'tng
summonse1 in marJtal cases ~ pel'$00al
injury-accidents. BaDard al90 works on
insurance frauds for a maj<lr company
and loootos miSllng persons.
Ballard knows ooe bllnd dotod lvo , bot
said the man "tuml!hed the brains and
someone else did the work."
.Althoup llo wu a pol~ for a
)'Ul'1, Ballard Pld a pmate eye "doa a
mQCll more lbonJuf!h job titan ttlo l"!ll"' -lhe private lnveatl(alDr ltll paid by
!be bo11r moot ol lllt tlnlt."
STATJI UCENU a..e AsJunor<, n: JJ head o1 ID!erter, Lt~ .. In Santa Ana. He WH allo • cop -
but only roi: lour yoari -loiw ~ lo
got tbe 4,000 worklnc hours requlnd for a
license and to got a bacbolor'• _..1a
police science from CAI St1f1 Loni
lltacb.
He baa been shot at three times end
(Ste PRIVATE EYE, Pip AJ)
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Newport SU.fl ,
Was Martha Held Floods Swamp East
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In House Arrest?
110 Feared Dead
By Tllo AIHCblted PrOlt
Cof!ee-<olored, debris-laden -·II o o d---
crests bore down menacingly on new sec·
in 8-staie A'rea
1 By JOHN VALTERZA
Of tlle DtllY l"lltt t ttff
Marilla Ml!cheU was pre.urned to have
left NeWport e .. ch for homo Saturday
.niJbt after a bizarre week of broken win-
dows; tlfta,lenecl suits and al le:ist one
Jati!,nia!il pllObo call intimating a \train-
ed rolali!WIJip wtth her husband.
~ eci10rfiil, out!pOkl!n wife of Nixon
campaign manager
and former AUomey
Gonoral John Milch·
•ll open!, n.•\•"IY a
·~lo '/ftpal ~ lrrist" at a
.~~~ ~-·~-the
I '! eol!'Uf· .....
Much mya~ waists 0ver '!bar hap-
pened In lh6 VJU. durlni the paat w .. k.
Early lhlS Utondng, at 12:!11 a.m., the
~IWpol'ler lnll syl It bad "no fblonna-
tion" on Ibo .ma ~ _by Mrs. Mitd>-
en. No .... at di. Newport -~olry
'llVUld --dfjiJ !bot Ibo bad left. But there WJll no doubt over a Ptione
call.Mrs. MitdiOII made 'lbursday night
to United Preas Intematitmal While
House Corrospooaint Helen 'll1omu.
Unless bOr F.'h""d quit the political
world, die said ,4lllolionall7, silo would
le.Ive Nm. · ~ 1
In · the middle .of that con'ersat;ion,
someone caring for tho lli-ug!Jl·Mrs.
Mltcbell grabbed the phone a n d
termi!l!lted t~e call
A<!.,,. hour• la~, hottl managemenl
spOk~an said ,M)lfbeU, himself arrived
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after a wearisome flight from the na..
lion's capital.
And "'hile the couple was together,
someone insfde broke a large window in
the villa.
Employes o! the Newporter tried to
clean up the shards but were told t·y
security personnel to leave the area -
-Oiat tbe mess would be taken care of.
BREAKAGE Rkl'oll1ED
A trusted aecret.ry of the Mitcbells
called the desk to report the breakage
shortly after the Friday mornin& incident
and ·promistd to pay for the damage.
. Alihoulb jlotfl lpO~aald Mitdlell
ladOed .n... lo' 1111 '"'"'' side, Mildloll, bimHlf .-e ho bu not set foot out of -. Wasjiingloo all weol<. -·
Mias '"'°"111, a reporter loµg tMlad
bx Mr, aN! Mrs. Mlldlell1_~,lbe llAI'· LY Pli.o'I' salur&J .. ....,...., tlial
Mitchell, in a ··~ and weary voice,"
denied having Oown to Newport Beach
and aiso flatly _deriied that his wife has
been a recluse for a week.
"I asked him if Martha had been tept
in the villa all week," Miu Thomas
related.
"But,' be said, 'Keep Martha? No, one
keeps Martha.' " . MIJs 'lbomaa also queried Ibo !ormor
attorney gtneral over an accident with a
maldlbool< eorjy In the 1net; and
Milcboll .-ledly coolinned that his
wile was burned on one band Vi'.hen· a
book or ma\cbes:· flared up as as she lit· a
cigarette.
'1He told me· Martha went out to Ket a
doctor ori Friday," Miss Thomll said.
Sources at the hotel, however, tell it
di!ler<ntly.
Immediately after the mishap, A1rs.
Mitcliell reportedly placed • can to the
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NORTHEAST DEVASTED
Worst Flood in History
Darkness Halts ·
MaS'sive-Search . .
For Skyjacker
PERU, Ind. (AP) Hampered by
darkn,.., the FBI halted a day of
massive searching Saturday n i g h t
without finding a pock-marked young
skyjacker who parachuted or fell in north
central Indiana before dawn with a
burlap sack containing $50'l,OOO in ransom
money.
Jim Martin, agent in charge of the
Federal Bureau ol In~estlgation in In-
diana, said the search arowld this
Hoosier city would be resumed at
daybreak today. ,
Admitting the searth since dawn .Satur-
day had ·been fruitlesS , 1'fartin said it
would continue ''rock by rock, if
necessary." 1 Martin spoke briefly with newsmen
af~er calling some 150 law enfor.cement
officers into a meeting at a school a few
miles southeast of Peru.
tors of eight states Saturday after the
rivers left death, destruction and the
threat of pestilence in more than 100
communities.
The panorama of flood misery moved
President Nixon to e1:claim while on a
flyil'lg survey : "It's a devastated area."
Fed by a week of ii.lmost constant rain,
the more than a score of rampaging
riven: claimed at least 110 livea. And still
Intermittent rain fell over the sodden ter-
rain.
Damage was well above $1 billion. ln
Virginia, at ieast 200,000 acres of
fatmland were desltoytd, .and officials
osttmated it would take two -lUi! ~ \II eijiea ol dellrjs, "! ..,....;
could bogm. " •
. Mote }han· 100,000 were evaeual~ In a
linlle~ Qf hiwYlv~:niao;,. J -~Iller who'ifed-·her ~~ In
Poltsyllle, said: "\!/hen I opened the """""'lloaf dOar and Pl' waler j!Jll Gdoi step away, I knew it was time · to pl
out."
Drinking wAter was dangerously abort
In countless communities. Fires nared
and there was no one 'to fJBbt them
because apparatus was floodbound.
Typhoid "rum was being flown into the
flood . area against the possibility of
ejldemlal. Some looting was "l""'!td·
"This is the worst I've seen/' said
Pennsylvania's Gov. Milton J. Shapp, on
a helicopter flight over hla strickeo state.
For some. tho . passing ol the river crests brought blessed reUel. PU!sburgb,
escaped largely ·unscathod by tlio might
of Ibo lloodin(' Ohio River. A sandbag
dike between Washington's L i n:c o J n
Memorial and 'Washington Monunient
stood as a symOOI of a successful fight
agaimt the historic P o t o m a c ' s
floodwaters.
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F~ ff TO FLOOD·JIAV~D IAl!E~f.OR ,llUSONAL .INSPECTION n~j;h1t1;~ ~l"I',. )Vmlar\i ~tnn Hlt!i Schoo!, Han;lat.u,..h
~.t ;.~1•1 t1r "'"'.·.it:.. I ,1;1 I'~· l ,
(liilil 'lle•~hes . ,Ouc • ... • t '• . • ' ' l
Nix'!n ~ov.e~ ~J' ·Fl~~n8 ~ictirm 1
THURMONT,' Md.1(UP!) -'President.
N~ Technique· Revealed
At that meeting,. infonnation and leads
were e1:changed and Martin lined out an
extended area of search, based on reports
from farmers that their dogs "were ac--
tive" in the area to which the search was
being ..tended.
But ~ownstream along the Ohio, the
Susquehanna and other rivers that lace
the green and fertile East there· were
Portents of new travail, as residents
evacuated their homes ia advance of the
crest.I.
Residents of New CUmberland, W. Va.,
spent the night evacuating their homes as
tho Ohio rose to 43.Z feet.
Nixon toured Oood·rataged southeaatern
Pennsylvania br helicopter Saturday-and
landed at lWTioburlth..whero a barefoot,
f.year-dlf. blaclr· glil ·CJutcl\od his · band
as ho drcula\ed among crowda ol vl<-mn... To Detect Stroke Sigm
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.5ome 100 FBI agenta from Chicago1Cin-
cirmati, .Cleveland~ several ln<tiana cities and elsewhere were assembled here for
the awch, Martin aaid, u well as slate
Alao in the path or the Ohio's crosting
waters lay the city of Wheeling, W. Va.
Residents of a densely populated Wand in
midstream moved their belongings to u~
per-floors, forewamed of a poasiblo 47-to
41-loot Dood cr..i, higl!est in eight yean.
HTbe ·molt moving thing, was t,tle ~
Iha! grabbed my ))and,'' Nlxm aaid of hit ·
escort al Willfain POM High School. bi .
llan'lsblqb,.lhe llate capi\al. . --
cARMEL, (AP) -A newly.tfevolopod,
live-minute teal uslllc , a h I g h I y
sapltlltlcated ~Instrument
can',alert -. to -!bat lead
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Man, 34, Dies
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A IM Ansclelihan cliod;&aturday ~I ln-
juritaJie l'd>M durq a filbt:l!ridaY
Digit at lllit """'8lm eoa-tlon Canlerl
Analwhn PGlkio Lt. Jimmie Keimody
ideotlllod •tl\a' -.. ·Marvbl 'E.
G-,11. airlaaltl ~·~ 11-telnptl(li ,\o ain1141111 .....-. to IM
1nckllnt. 'I ' ;, I ' •
No ....,..u .... .. ...ilody, llut Lt. KeooedJ--........... ap-porlDl!y~ftil In Ille ~lion whl&
jtd to GIWlen dlatb. -... ~t.,i =~,~~1!~t
from lila hoad. lib lnltlll condlUon was not lllought to
be terloua by doclon at ~ County
Medical Center, bot ti _,. .. d 1l10rlly
afler mldalgbl. He died at aboul noon
!lelunla1.
' Lt. Kollllljlr ,.Id the flibt aJll'lftnUy
bepn u an arau-1' In ui. bleachofl
and 1111 port!clpanll !hon we!* oat to the
lollbJ, No wftiioat appurod"' baweboen
aaed, lie aolad.
a,nd local offict!n. However, there was to strokes and could prevent many of the some spoculalion that the hijactor might
I.5 milllm .U.tes in the country each not bave bailed out of the American
year, two UCLA rosoarchen said Salur· Airlines Booing Tl/ safely.
day. n,. hljacl:ef had switcbod planes in SI.
!Jn. Herbert I: Machleder and Wiley F. Looi• after a Ja~model automobile
Barker of the UCLA School of Medicine mysteriously crashed through a fence at
made results of ·their study public at the tho airport and collided with lhe first hi·
International Cardiovascular S o c 1 e t y jacked plane as it prepared to take ofr
meeting hero. • 'under the control of the gunman. The
The . new method, called the Doppler driver of the car was bospilalized and
Oplhalrnic Test, involves placing the authorities were investigating.
sensitive electronic device on the pa-When the second plane took ofr from
tient's forehead abo'ie the :eye, the doc-st. Louis, the bi jacker and six hostage!
tora said. -three male ftight crew members ~ two
The instrument picks up and amplifies stewardesses and 1 male passenger -
the sound ,..ves of blOod flowing through were aboard, The olher paS80!1gon had
a ourlace llrlory. lloclUIO tbe artery, Ibo been lot of! at SI. Loui9 and tho hijacker
oplholmic, Ix. a branch ol lj>e Internal had received two paracllltes and the
.-id arlel'y, wldch """ the brain, money in a burlap aaet: '
the llOW>d IJ a roflodloa ol the cond!Uoo Allor the hijicbr phqOd from the
· ot'the lht'erMl carotld, a www alto or 'plant in the Peru area and the piano flow
VlllCUlu "'-'" 1iiadloc to -. .to Cblcqo, there ---innell Moll ol lhe -In tba'U-states rt)IOrl llMll pieces ol ~·--found occur when the lnlerool carolid becomes _,. the nil ramp of the jel. 1'JI trli·
Tropical Storm Agnes, which atarted
the rain teomlng a week ago wben 1bo
haltered Florida, waa reported over
western New York, drifting
nortlloastward and wukonlng. A
storm moved In 'Olunday night to add to
the damage and swell a I ro a d y
overburdened riven.
The National. Weather Service reported
flood conditiona still severe in sections ol
eight states -New Ycrk, Pennsylvania,
West Virginia, Virginia, Mary I and,
DelawaTe aod North and South Carolina.
The Service added in a noon bullolin:
"The most c:riUcal area aow appears to
be along the Ohio and 5uoquebanna rivers
(See FLOODI, Pip Al)
"<lilldron olton grab the hands of oltler
people. In aomothlng Uto Ulil, people
want ~ to hOld onto." · •
The glr~ waaring a ladad orange T·
lhlrl ·and • ~n plaid aldrl, waa silent
u she bald the Pmldent'1 hand and
clung to blJ arm -except wlM!t ho leaned downt~ uked her name. 11Jeu," abe
whl-ed In hll oar.
Nixon made the lwctflOur round tri p
from hlJ mountain , retreat at Camp
David, Md., after declarina m a j o r
disaster areas Jn live ltltel harde•t hit
by the romnanll of llurrlcaoe Ainos.
They are Pennsylvania, M 1 r 1 I a n d ,
Florida, Virginia and New Yark.
At the high school when ebout I,•
llond victims aou(ht ablltor, 't ~.
llae NIXON, Pip Al)
clOQod. U Iha d>flhC II -cmt1 speculation the hijacker 1Di&ht
before a-· oecin, the doclon 11ld, bave been aucted from ,tbe plane by air ED~ PAGllS -ColmnnlJI S. I. IATIUl'OP IULGll -Waltltl .....,_ ~to prmol Iba -"'"be ,currenls,IDCI fallen tqhlJ ~ Hay&!!&"' tellallowbep""'~ •:Q : ~JP""'-•"' ~-..w '111o1--.i their new s.=":.\~W.:~a:.1°=i:t with•a•c-l!lf'llhMoalit •lllilH·, 11,Z;ta:i!lalr~~Lol4JI
meUled ooi '!Ji ~ ;! ucf.A•1 ,dead man." . • , Jact Andmoo Jll'll.. Ill ltlWi!r...a ... ropona: Cl. • ,
peripbera! ·~_Slink and aatd that In addftlon, the hijacker appareaUy • !be Son.ite floor Uv1 yoan .... Ho aays WHAT'S UP oOc? _'!bat'• Iha Utlt ti a
13 patlenlJ ""' lwna lo bave aevere im-waa a novice at parachuting. In St. LoulJ a.n. Tbomaa DOdd (D.-Comi,l Dqered a -ol pictures ol doe and ca1' 1811 !be
palrment or the lnfomal carotid artory -he bad trouble with explanaliona on uae loaded plllol durlns the -motion -le they tau with tl!em -!bay IO
Iha! had not -oldetoded pre ..... ly. or the parachutes and an airlines againll him M 47 · 10 the ........, ..._.la!, to. The dlagnolk prH!roke condltlona, engineer was sent aboard to instruct him, ' ' • .....-....,.
Machleder and Baiter said, bas been a 1pollesmen for the alrUno sald. EDGAR BUCllANAl'I -One or the -i oatJG PRJCB4 -Jn Holland. the
pnbJem in Iha post .... ..., of the In-Compl~ling tho aearth was the durable character acton ol the century market la nportM macb lll<e the
.......UllY ol Ibo carotid artery. possibility the hijacker dropped Into tho . adotns the cover of TV Wetk. The cover inadllleo, ..-ore quoled In tlllt
Mlcllledtt aoid <1>o device.,.., attll l!x· 31-llliJe.lq Mlllilalt!twa Ilaervolr, part atory is about Glenn Ford 's "Cl.de'• try. '11'atlf--ooe Dlpod of an U>4lllh
po;tmental. He aaltl tt wuld be lD-ol the flood COlllrol ayatom ol tho roman-County" 1trles oo whicll Bnchanan is nport which probes the di'ug ~ Ill
OJ)lellllff to produce i... pbyaiciam. Uc Wabash River. lutUrod. a...,. todaJ, All.
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• D•\IU PILOT Sunday, Jwnt 25, 1971
People I Q1_.1otes
•
• • JUlle Nhton 1i-Mw.r made oome i.veallil• comments
Ill-a aew boot she penonllly edl™I, titled ''Eye on Nil on,•
a pbolocnlphlc rtudy of ber fltber. She selected two pbotOI of
• tbe l'Nlldent dllldll& wllltb cart')' lb~ ciptlon, "H!J wile and
d•ulhler lnllst be la • perfec1ly capable dancer, but as a dan-._., u•1 a -4 Pff!ldenl.'' AJ tor Nixon the sportsman. she tells about fhe ~moon he entered a room and proudly an·
llGllllCed be'd scored 130. Henry Klssinf.er piped up that he
Wu 8)ad lo hear Nixon enior,ed go! , but the President
Jl'OW)ed, "I was bowling, Henry. •
When a letter addressed to Sam Yorty
arrived at the otlice of Costa Mesa Mayor
JIClt H1111mott tbl1 week from someone com-
plaining about pollution in Costa Me,.,
.Hammett Immediately fired a note off to
Yoi:ty. "Dear Sam," it read, "I am slightly
co~used by this. You've got your city, So
quit poaching on mine ."
Dilculslng rising food prices, the chairman of tbe Pres~
dent's Council· on Economic Advisers, Dr. Herben Stoln laid,
"If the cattlemen and farmen now ln41at on catcblng up )l'ith
their lag In prices of tbe put 20 yea.rs, and If workers Insist
on keeping {heir wager ahead of meat prices.and If proceso-
ors and distributors Insist on unchanged margins, then the
1ltuat!on will be u!thmetically, economically and politically
inlpossible."
When told she was the first student In
the history of Saddleback College to earn a
perfect "A" average for two years of study
and was named valedictorian of her gradu·
a.Ung class, Mrs. Dorothy Burns, 39-year"Jd
mother of two, of Mission Viejo replied, "I
knew I bad the grade point average, but I
sort of hoped they would give the award to
• young peroon who was holding down i
job and going to school at the same time."
Prol>Ollng Newpo*1ich use physical 111.Qdels to test
tbe ped011111ace of men! •projects in adyance on
Upper Newport Bay, Toi It UenwiMn, pretldent of Oceanic
Re,earcb Institute, acknowledged the controversy and politi·
, cal nmlficitlon1 Involved In developing the area. At a break·
fut ~ to tbe Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce, he
uld, 'XenllOnlng the Back Bay In this area Is like going to
Xuleo and suing you're going lo do something about bull·
flghtll)g ••• you end up betwot1n the matador and the bull." ,,
"It I.I ntraordlnuy' that a company will
. commit Itself to Ila community In 1ucb a
meanlnJlful way: Slid public ~atlona;mag
MlchHf Hl-h .11 he announced p,lan1 tr>r strina away 5,0'00" younc trees to :enYiron-.
mentally bllpled" areil iif Orange County
Oil bohal! of Keystone Sayings and0L01n ~·
sodatlon. The claim appearljl In a dlfferenf
IJCht, bowner, wllen It ..U dlsclosei! that
tbe ballJI llad spent only •t01000 OD trees "!d==to promote 1& ... ..;'"Will * ex· ~ IW'!'!Ped•preil ot · r
ch .. k .
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FLOODS SW AMP · EAST • • •
throuihoul Pmnoylvanla, where fiood
warnlnp wlil ccntlnue at leul tbn>uJb
tonl&bt." ~
A quarter of 1larriallurt wu under 20
I~ ol. water, u the 5uaquehanna rooe to
twice ill flood otage alter more than a
loot ol. rain fell on the e1pltal. The river
crested at a record ai.1 feel at nqon
Saturday. and was expected to remain at
that Jevel for about 12 hours. More than
700 National Guardsmen wera rushed in
to combat looters. Occasional fires bur·
nedundlecked.
Federal hydroloSflla uld th e su ..
quehanna•1 flow at Harrllburg reached a
poot Dow of GS bllllon eallotit a day -
llreating a record let In llllO.
One hundred mllet to the northeast
aJong the river, more than 100,<M»
penoos bad been evacuated In the city
and llllTDllD4in( oreu. An lndUltrlal city
ol eo,ooo In the heart ol. Penmylvan1&'1
hard....t l'e(lm, It bad borne tile brunt
of 1n earlier SUsquehanna Cttll. The
river breached Ill :JS.feet dike• and spilt
the city In two.
Fires raged In a t-oloct orea of
Wilke.Barre. More than tK> coast
guardsmen ln amall boats still were
engaged 1n rescue operations. HospltalJ
were tilled wilh the injured, while others
were being lifted by naval helicopters to
an emergency medical center set up at
nearby Pocono Dovms race track.
Water supplies were cut off or con-
taminated in more than SO Pennsylvania
communities. Reading's suppUes virtually
were exhausted, alter both Jts water sta·
tlon and Jls: sewage treatment plant were
knocked out. Drinking water was being
trucked into Pboen!iville, northwest of
Philadelphia.
Gov. Sbapp called the water shortaae
llJD!dat the flood "one of tbe molt press-
ing problem1.11
SAF-E AND ·SANE?
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Fireworks Big Headache to County Firemen l
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By P.4TllCI: llOYL!l ... Dllltr ,... ...,.
Flreworb will go on aale in most
Orange Coast communities Wednesday -
but many fire officials wUI be 1pending
their money on 10m• sort ol headache
remedy.
The "sale and sane" fireworks seuon
ll not the favorite of firemen and,
1lthou(h Ibey are legal In most counly
cltles, IJre olficlah question both the
safety and the sanity of. aome users of the
pyrotechnics.
county Fire Marshall Jay Trotter notes
that fireworka in 1971 caused 206 flres
r..Wting in 117,785 In property damage.
ln addition, there were 17 injur ies
reported.
"We in the fll'e service spend 51 weeka
out of the yw talkin( about keeping
mat.di" and fire seporated fuxii
chlldr<n," ~tier says, almost llJliflly.
"Then fro111 the June 21 to July 6, we
11y !Me all illo Jl)<Otedmicl you want
and have a ball. It ii lnconotpenL
"! believe that a Uttle juvtnl!e, lour to
tlx years old, with a lp(U'kler in hil front
yard in no way essoci1tes this With the
independence of his country," the fire
marshal adds.
TOTAL BAN
Trotter and most other fire officials
traditionall y call for a total ban on
fireworks after the damage is assessed
each Fourth of July -and they ere
traditionally Ignored.
Only two Orange Coast cities -Laguna
Beach and Newport Beach -ban all
sales and . prJvate use of fireworks . In
those communities, pubUc fireworks
displays are held each year for the
populace. Fireworks are also banned in
all state park& and beaches and on Hun·
tington Beach city beaches.
from Jwio ii to July•·
In the eliles where Ibey art banned,
fire officials report difficulty in keening
resident! from buying them outside of the
city and bringlug them home for an
Independence Day celebration .
"IC the-youngsters have ad u It
supervision," 1ays Laguna Beaich Fire
Marshal Jim Pres1011, "thtre is no prob.
lem. But how often i3 there adult
supervision?"
The fire marshal notes t h 1 t
pyrotechnics have been Ulegal in the Art
Colony 11:ince 1927 and that even the two
public displays put on each year ere
closely monitored by firemen to Insure
complete safety.
Fountaln Valley fll'e marshal Floyd
Warr 11y1 fireworks are legal in bis com·
munity, but adda that be has not found
them to be "aafe and sane."
"We have found that they are not that
safe," he 11y1. "In fact, we have already
had some fires tbtl year from ebUdttn
playing with filri'th""'b ...
IDEAL TIME
County firemalfl Trotter aays this
season would have been the ideal time to
ban fireworks in all parts of the county
because of the unusual fire danaer
created by a dry winter. He poin13' out
that the Orange County Fire Chiefs
Association has called on the county
Board or Supervisors to impose a total
ban. but admits it probably will never be
pu t into effect because of the "strong Jo~
by" in favor of fireworks.
"Historically in the fire service " he
said, "we get corrective mea.sure.s after a
disaster. This Ls aad but we recognize
that it ls a fact. Orange County ts the on-
ly county in all or Southern CalifornJa
sttll pennitting lireworb Jn the unin-
corporated territory.
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In all other coast cities and !n county
territory, the so-called "safe and sane"
firework:a are aold by 11ervlce groups to
the public. By law t!ley can be sold only
"People should eet their fla(waving at
a public display," be says. "The kids
would then get more of an idea of what
the day is all about."
YOUNGSTERS ANXIOUS TO BUY FIREWORKS
Tim George, 10, Llft1 Brother Dovld ot Cnta Mou Stand
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Jlrom Pa9e 1
MARTHA ...
switchboard and demanded to speak to
the "President of the hotel."
ln a rage, sources &aid, the outspoken
personality from Washington threatened
to 1ue the hotel o,-er the matches. And
lhe demanded a doctor.
The first doct.or cootacted declined to ... Mrs: Mltdiell.
But hotel aide! later found a willing
phy•lcian.
Mitcbell was quoted as sa,ying his wife
hu wotn a bandage ever since. '
Sources witllin tile hotel -all of whom
uld they had been threatened with being
!ired if Ibey spoke to reporters -said
tbe oply employes allowed in the villa to
bring in food and perform other routine
duties were the SpanJ.m.speaking workers
who do not Wlderstand English.
The apparent reason for !be reparted
tantrums centers over Mrs. Mitchell's
dlsenchaqtment with American p<1I1Ucs.
"I gave him all uJtimatum to get out of
politl<a," she told Mlss Thomas.
"l'tn sick and tired of Ille whole opera·
ti on," llbe added.
Later, tbe Washington reporter called
Mitchell.
'SHE'S GREAT'
He was ('casual" and said jauntily.
"She's great."
"That little sweetheart. I love her. She
geta a lltUe upset about politics, but she
loves me and I Jove her, and that'1 .what
counts," be added.
"But be wasn't that happy and jovial
today," Misa Thomas said Satw-day
afternoon.
"He IOWlded tired, very sad ... sub-
dued . . . and there was absolutely no
humor In his answers.
"AU he really said was, 'She's line.'"
But however she feel!, and whatever
she did through tbe rough week, Martha
Mitchel! apparently bu won.
Her husband declared Thursday that
after Nov. 7, he's qulttinJ.
"We have agreed we are going to get
the hell out of this gambit," be vowed:
"We're going to ret out ol. lhil rat
race."
From POfle.1
PRIVATE EYE: LITTLE SEX ' • • •
was once hired by Hugh Hefner to prove
the unchastenes.s of a girl suing Playboy
magazine for fl mi lliori over a published
pictl}l"e. .
(He moved into the house !or two
week! where she was staying with a
group of people and gathered "evidence."
She later dropped her lawsuit.)
He recounted those l!itories with a slight
gleam in his eye, but emphasized that "in
12 years of work, there were only those
few instances of glamour.
. "It can be very exciUng, but those are
rare occasions," he added. • ,,
A Jot of it is routine and even more ls
paper work.
Ashmore thinks that the state Depart·
ment 0£ Consumer Affairs test, that all
aspiring private eye.s must take, should
Patrol Officer
Hurt in Chase
Of Motorcyclist
A Calilornia Hlgh"ay Patrolman NI·
fered serious injuriel Saturday nltbt
when his vehicle left Trabuco Raad near
El Toro during a 100 mile per !\our
pursuit of an Irvine motorcyclist.
The chase ended on a curve about one
quarter mile west of El Toro Road when
the motorcyclist Jost control of his
machine and went down in the middle of
the road. Officer Douglas Mal, 34, of
Tustin, swerved to avoid hitting the fallen
rider, struck the motorcycle and left the
road at about 50 mlfes per hour.
The incident, which occurred in an
uninhabited area, was witnused by .other
patrol and sheriff's officers, who bad just
arrived in 1 response to a radio call for
auistance. A spokesman at St. Jotepb'a
Hospital in Orange uld patrolman Mal
waa in good condlUon with lacerallons
and a pooslblo hack injury.
cover busi ness administration, which he
has stud ied.
It now includes report writing and
criminal and civil laW!, but "should be
stricter," he said, to guard against fly-by·
night opera tions .
In two or the times he was shot at -in
burglary and child custod y cases -"they
were trying to scare me ."
Bat he shook his head about the third
incident: following a "syndicate hood" in·
Cooti Mesa, thr.e shots were !ired at
him, one barely missed as it ripped
through the car.
UN!JSTED PHO E ,
"Poor marksmanship," he said, ad·
ju.sting his glasses and adding tie has had
no harrowing experiences since 1963.
He specializes in representing
the plaintiff side ln court cases. Businw
is so good he has an unli11ted telephone
number.
He takes new clients only from relertn--. cea: by attorneys or industrial firms.
He is mildly exasperated by TV's im·
age o! the average detective because now
"the average person hasn't the faintest
notion what detective work is like." It
take$ long, hard concentration to look for
a missing person or a missing fact, be
added.
Even the scandalous side of in-
vestigating -catching adulterers in tor·
rid lovenest& -is almost gone in
California with the liberalized divorce
Jaws.
But try to tell the public that, with Joe
CoJwnbo being tield for ransom and
Jron1lde being rolled down a hill in his
chair, every week in America's living
rooms.
Or with real cases headlined in the
newspapers lik e the one just a few years
ago. Two detectives were trying to
photograph an "illicit" love affair in
Corona de! Mar.
When discovered by the lovers, they
ran .
One detective was knocked by a swing·
rate Into the swimming pool.
He couldn't swim. He drowned, film
and all.
Case closed.
Boys Still Awake After
30 Hours of P~ng Pong
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Alter 30 bour1 at tbe tennis !able Satur·
day , the ping pone ball had more llp !ban
the players as two Huntlngton Beacb boy1
continued their try for a world record.
The lf.year .. Id youngslers, Richard
Sellers of 15211 Newcutle Lane and BUI
Markwood of 671S Canterbury Drive,
bqan their maratbon match 11 i p.111.
Friday and hope to last until • a.m. Mon-
day.
The coffee, tu and loud mllllc will held
out, but tile playen micbl no~
The 1ame II belnC plOJO(l !n tbe 1ara1e
et Sellors' bomt. It l>oi -fl1lecl witb
spectators and neJabborbood ltienda help-
ing keep tbe p!ayws fro111 ornllftf onto
the toblo and l"inl to lleep.
In addition to tald• a place In Guin
ness' .Book of World Rocorda, Ibo
youngsters hope to earn a In doU1n for
charity. Vl1ilorl to the 1arqe .... beiftl
asked to add to a Jar, !fhlch Saturday
night was ntariy IUled wltb (Olnl and
dollar bl1!1. The bo!'I havo baan plannlnl
the game alnet Februtry, when Ibey
learned the ~ pine poof record wu eo hours.
1uppUed with coffee and conversation.
Eating is done during an hourly five--
minute break.
Markwood noted 5alurday that Ibey
would like to continue playing Ptst !heir
13-bour ioal, but that both )'OUibt IJlve ID
1ppolntment Monday morning and won't
even be able to 1leep then.
They havt to be In class for tbt lllltD·
mer Miiion at Mlrina ll!Cb School.
Hitchhiker
Stabbed to Death
Loni Bneb police aro conilnultll their
lnveotlptlm Into the deotb ol. a
Wetlminster man llabbotl after ba!ng
picked up while hltchblkln& .. 1th bll
brothor F.rlday.
Zoo to Use Lion
As 'Watchdog'
To H mt Vandals
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DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI ) -To com-·~
bat vandalism, orficlala of lhe Des :
Moines Children'• Zoo announced Satur· -~
day they will begin using a lion for a !
watchdoe. !:
"We're not sure of exactly bow we're !
going to work it yet," ~ mo director £
Robert Elgin, "but theae act! of van-!.
dallsm t\tis year are just nauseating." .!:
Elgin said lhe decision to use a lion as {
a watchdog follows tbe !belt of a valuable ~
hawk trained for falconing. He said the ~
theft Friday night "waa the last atraw." ~
"Just in the last rew months we've had ::
Animals turned Joose, ltolen, sprayed ::
with chemical& and ju1t about everything ::
else," he said . "Earlier this 1prlng, some-5
one deliberately cut off the air supply : :
for our cougar and we had a heck of a ·:
time rounding up our deer after they ::
were turned loose." :·
Elgin 11id he believes the Hon will ::
make "an lnte.re.sting and probably very : ..
effective watchdog." ::
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Santa Ana Tot
Badly Injured
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~~ •• A 2-year.ald Santa Ana boy w11 •:
critically injured Saturday afterooon :~
when he ran into the 700 block of Flower :
Street and was struck by a car that •;
repartedly did not stop. ~
Two citizens pursued the car, officers.
said. It was finally baited by Garden :!
Grove police officers who took Dale Lee :~
Mathewson, 23, of Santa Ana intO ~
custody. . ....
The boy, Joseph Mencbaka, waa in :·
erlilcal condition at Santa Ana Com-:
munlty Hospital with severe heed and in· :
ternal injuries Saturday. ..
SUNDAY
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Vl1lhln, P1111lll• Witch Biii Merl!wood S..... le Rlchlnl Sellen
A anoup of ntlfbbothood adultl bavt
•ffnod on to rollto u •-to the S4-bour-a-day came 11111 to keep tbe ployors
Pollco uld William Pleroe, D, !taped
from the auto wheo tbe pa ... ncor pulled
a lultre In a robbery 1ttompt. Pier11 '1
brotbtr, Timothy Canwell, 23, rem1lned
tn the car 1nd was fo<lnd dead • 1borl
tlmt taler lylna In a 1treet. He had hffn
1tabbotl tevtfal tlmet ln Ille neck and up.
per abdoma.
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FREEWAY FLOPS AROUND:~EWPORT BEAC$COSTI,
MESA -The California Highwar Commission vote · Th~
day to ask Costa Mesa ii it wants to put the Newport eewat
lnck on the originally proposed .route along Newport::Boul•
var<\, Such a change would en~ 1he freeway iust nohh of
Newport Beach and dump heavy freeway traffic' into Newport
Beach's traffic pattern. Councilman from Newport ~ach
gasped at the thought. Costa Mesa officials. fed up with New·
port's freeway fighters, may go for the idea il it would nol
wreck downtown redevelopment plans.
. GOOD NEIGHBORS: IRVINE---Both the Irvine City Coun·
etl and Planning Commission have offered neighbors C&ta
Mesta and Newport Beach a hand in planning the develop-
ment of Orange County airport properties. The regional el•
fort. If approved by Irvine's airport area neighbors. would
hope to prevent massive transportation tangles that might re-
.uit from willy-nilly approval of mwive commertfaJ.indu•
trial dev elopments being proposed for ·the area .
BLAZING rRAILS: HUNTING1'0N BEACH -This city
became the firs in Orange County !jlt.. week to adopt a total
master.plan for recreational trails. T~ P.IP'! i!li:Judes 132 miles
of loo~ bicycle and horse paths, with "1J4;000 b) the 1972-78
budget ·lo built it. ,
CROWDED HEARING:· LAGUNA BEACH -More than
200 perso113, appeared before the .Laguna Beach city council
last week requestl!lg an end to alleged entrapment and en·
ticemenl by poli.c8 in making arre1ts of homosexuals. Council·
men adopted a policy that there would be no entrapment' or .
enticement used as long as everyone obeyed the \jlws of the
community. •
FAIR WEEKE~D: COSTA MESA -Top name singing
groups, a championship rodeo and a country and Western
show st.aning Tex WIJliallJS and Eddie Dean, headline Sun·
diy's events at the Orange Counfy Fair. Adm!Jslon is $1.50
adults, $1 juniors, an'd 25-cents children. '
UPPER BAY PRESERVE: NEWPORT BEACH-The U.S.
Department of the Interior is ready to move into negotiations
with the Irvine Company for purchase of some Upper New·
port Bay lands -including the three islands -for the crea·
tion of a nationaJ wildlife preserve. While the Irvine Company
had valued the islands -98 acres -at $27 million, Interior
department appraisers value the land at only $189,000.
NEW CONTRACT: CAPISTRANO BAY AREA -Despite
a campaign to unseal him by a group of foes, Capistrano Uni·
fi ed School District Supt. Truman Benedict won a twc;year
contract extension at a salary of $29,000 from a board of tru~
tees operating with two members short. The move drew fire
from one dissenting board member, George White, who ac·
cused fellow members of rushing through the matter before
summer and the fall trustee elections.
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BeUy llp to Beach
The Laguna Beach ~eation Department ls speculating
that recent publicity concerning Presidential adviser Henry
Kissinger's encounter with.. a lap-sitting belly dancer In Iran
may have sparked the uneicpected enrollment io its summer
class in Eastern Belly Dancing. When the first· class filled
shortly after •ignuP" opened, the department was obliged
to schedule two additional sessions in the ancient dance art.
SEXY SHOW: HUNTINGTON BEACH-Polic e vice squad
officers raided the small, normally quiet Surf Theater last
week and took away two X·rated films, "How to Succeed in
Sex" and "Dadd y Darling." Police said they found 11 minors,
wilhout parents, in the : :.rdience and that two of the theater's
employes wer e also under 18. The theater owner was given
a misdemeanor citation for showing X·rated films to minors.
SMALLER SIGNS: FOUNTAIN VALLEY-The city coun·
cil has cut the size of housing tract ad vertising billboards
down to a smaller size. The signs which adve rtise new homes
for sale will now be a mere 32-square-feet instead o! the pre·
vious 200-square-feet.
RECALL FILED: LAGUNA BEACH-Recall action against
conservative Laguna Beach Board of Education members Pa·
tricia Gillette and Gerald IJnke was !niUated this week by a
group, Conc;erne~ Cl~eni for Schools. Recall /a pen were
presented to the two trustees after they vote along with
member.Wiiliam Thomas not to renew the contracts o( three
top distill administrators.
TRY, TRY AGAIN: NEWPORT BEACH -The Newport
Beach Parks. Beaches and Recreation Department has recom·
mended a new election in February on municipal bo~ds fOT
park acquisition and development in the city. The action, re·
quested by the city council, comes on the heels of the failure
o! $8.9 million in park bonds on the June primary ballot. The
measure will seek less money and less land, observers report.
PAY PETITIONS: SAN CLEMENTE -Public safety em·
ployes. in an all-out campaign to seek community support
for increases in wages and benefits, amassed 1,200 signed
Corms in five days otating that the supporters en dorse a tax
Increase to pay for raises in pay and benefits. Councilmen
have accepted the foot·Wl stack of ilocumenta, but will not , '
decide on raises until a mediation process is concluded be-
tween city representatives and the employes. Formal negotia·
Uons brok' down more than a week ago.
WHEILS ROLLING: IRVINE -A 8.7·mile pilot bikeway
program to link University Par~ with the UC Irvine campus
via Culver Drive was okayed by the planning commission
which further urged the city fathers to proceed with a larger.
Interim on-street bike palh plan. The expanded plan would
link north Irvine communities and the new city's northerly
neighbor! with Newport Beach's proposed trails.
OWNER'S CHOICE: FOUNTAIN VALLEY -City Coun·
cilmen have set a now pollcy for 46 ocres of commerdally
ioned land. Because \h~ scattered piecea of land have lagged
behind other pan:els In commercial development, the prop-
erty owners htve been told they may develop them with aln·
1!• family homes lf Ibey want.
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N. Vietnam's
Steel Plant
SAIGON (AP) -U.S. Air Force
li&hter·bombers attacked the Th a I
Nruyen steel mill, the bluest Industrial
plant in North Vietnam. Saturday for the
fir st time since the 196WI bombing cam-
paign. American military 90Ul'Cel disclos-
ed today.
Air Force F4 Phantoms hit the complex
40 miles north or Hanoi with luer-guided
bombs that have an 8ccuraey within five
feet, the sources said. First reports
described it as severely damaged .
The U.S. Qmimand was planning an of-
ticlal announcement on the attack, one of
the moat spectacular since the resump-
tion of bombing tn April .
Bombing of the plant followed two days
of Air Force strikes tn the Tahl Nguyen
indU1trtal oompleic that Included railroad
lines and bridges serving the aletl mill
and tile Thal Nguyen army supply depot.
Pilots reported destroying and damag4
ing several buildings at the truck storage
and warehouse area in raids Thursday on .,
the army supply depot. ,
The attack on the steel plant removed
one of the last major items from the
target list.
Allied air strikes and South Vietnamese
tanks also helped beat back assaults at
four locations &outh of the My Cllanh
River defense line, about 25 miles
northwest .of Hue.
Nineteen enemy tanks were reported
knocked out. Early reports from Saigon
said enemy forces lost 20 men killed and
put' government cuuaities at two dead
and IS wounded.
Field report! gaid, however, that t""
government reconnaissance p I a too n s
were ovemm with 23 men m.Jssing. And
one allied officer pred.Jcted sweeps would
reveal 100 enemy dead out of an· attack
force estimated at up to 1,000 men .
"The enemy threw everything they had
at us-tanks. missiles, tear gas , artillery,
Jnfaptry -but the airborne stayed and
killed them , .. left and right," the Of·
ficer said .
He referred to South Vietnam's 11th
Air,OOme Battalion, which was virtually
wiped out in fighting in the central
highlands two months ago. Th e
reorganized government force repulsed
the enemy troops, which were backed by
Soviet-built heavy weapons and tanks.
The North Vietnamese were reported
withdrawing under cover of their long·
range artillery.
Twelve Crewmen
Mi~~g On U.S •
Computer Plane
SAIGON (AP) -North Vleiname ..
troops shot down ooe of the U.S. Air
Force's largest computerized gunships on
South Vietnam~• northern front last Sun-
day night and 12 crewmen are misalng,
the U.S. Command announced Saturday.
Three crewmen were rescued.
Announcement. of the Joss had been
withheld pending a week of unsuccessful
search and rescue operaUons for the miJs.
ing 12 crewmen which were tennlnated
Saturday, the Command said.
Spokesmen Mld lbe fOUN11gin• ACl30
gunship was m a nJght mission over the
A Shau Valley, 31 miles southwest of
Hue, attacklna North Vietnamese posl·
Uons when it was downed.
The A Shau Valley is 1 major North
Vietnamese beae camp and staging area
for attacks on Hue. It has been under
heavy attack for the put two, days by
U.S. B52 bombers because of a supply
bul!dup.
SondaJ, .i. .. 25, 1971 DAILY P1LOT
DAILY l'ILOT St•ll l'M ...
THE DAR•IN SPORTS CAR GRILLE -DID IT SUCK ON A LEMON?
Kaiser-Frazers Return .
Cars With ·Curves, Chrome Cruise l1ito County
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of."" Detl'f l'lltt .....
Remember lbe KaJaer.Frazor con!
One lool<od puckered, like It b I d
sucked on a IOW' lemon. Another'
frowned. Then Henry J. Io o k e d
happy. "1!d they all had dipe, faocy
curves and garish gobs of chrome fes·
tooned with mammoth tallllghts .
Those who didn't buy them and
ultimately forced the Kal!er-Frarer
finn to close up-Its converted bOmber
factory at Willow Run, Mich., in 1954,
decried them as ugly.
Their champions, who bought nearly
800,000 of them, say they were simply
too advanced for their tlmt, And
they're stlll clinging to them todoy.
About 1,000 Frazer fans are
gathered at the Dilneyland Hotel,
Anahei m, this weekend to share tidbits
about their cars and to pay tribute to
their designer Howard "Dutch" Dar·
rln and atyllst Alex Trem~lis.
"They IO!d fine and (bey had a lood
motor, but they didn't have 1 V.f,"
lamented Darrin, now 71 and tt.lll
building Cll'I. "They tried IO hll'll to
get o V-1!; tt'1· the only WIJ Kalaer 1 could blvt turYlved." • ''
The car11 llghter constructiofl and
1 u p e r l o r aerodynamic capsbUIUea 1
might have outperformed the General
Moton cara and the Oldamobll•
en,me the llllall company expected to
buy for ita vebiclu was therefore pric-
ed out <i reacll, Tremulis believes.
"It would have been embarrwina
for them to have their Delta outrun by
eight to ten miles per hour," he told
the enthusiasts during a_ prns con·
ference Friday. "But anytblng dealp-
ed according to function almost
automatically becomes a thine of
beauty," tbe styliJt H•ured them.
The Kalser·Fruier llne ~ pro-
duced In the U.S. unW 1951 and In-
cluded such fancy models u the
Kaiser Dragon and the Darrin, a
fiberglass sportscar with a 181 cubic
inch six.
Darrin'• dream machines refuaed to
a1. until 1112 wheri (be Ar1enttn1111.
Who boual1t tbe deolgn, •topped bulld·
Ina them.
"They 10ld !or 111.000 to 110,000 'In
HOWARD 'DUTCH' DAR•IN WITH 1'24 HlllARD ROLLS.ROYCI
. Argentina and I wu still ,.itini
royalties until a few ynn 1go," said
the belpedacled dealper Wbo has
been building cars for IO ywra .
Once a GM employe, Darrin h11
bu.lit the coachwork for numerous cars
tbrO<lgb hla career, lncludlq aeverll
Rolla-Royces.
Om! of theae, a 1921 Hibbard RoliJ.
once owned by movie magnate Jack
Warner. ls on display at the hotel dur-
ing the 14th annual Kaiser-Frazer
OWnera Club Convention. f ., "llOll•Royce didn't build any bodies
then. I bull! that ooe myself," he said .
"It must be wortll between ISl.000 and
170,000 now. 1 wish I owned It my..U. •
Darrin. who personally drives a 1940
Packard he plead up for flJIO, la still
bulldtn1 c:ara tn the backyard ol bla
Santa Monica home. Hi• latest project
II a an· cuatom Roll .. Royce. "Juat
look .it my bandl," he said, proudly
abowinJ. hla dirty llngemaliJ.
The Kalaer-Fruer . Olfnera Clul>
now 2,000 members strong, bu
scheduled an honorary bre1kf11t for
Darrin, movies from bi! per10nal col-
lection. a concours d' elegance, and a
drawing for a 11165 Kaiser Manhattan
during lhe convention.
Park Newport
May Soon Lure
Burt Reynolds
Ac!Air B1lrt Reynoldi mq aooc become
a reatcleilt cl Part Newport Apertmenta,
the Newport Beech emnplu that lo fut
bec:mling a retreat for harried Hollywood
star1. ·
County Fair Winds Vp
\With Fireworks Di.spiny
F,.....P .. el
NIXON •••
Presklent'1 Army helicopter landed on
the footl>aJJ field alter flying over the ea· ecullve manaton ol Gov. Milton Shopp,
which wu fioodecl up to Ille ......i floor.
"ll'a .fl!le a mo"'1s lhlJll to -~ people, N1JOn lolcl reparltn wtio ao-
Roynolds, whole dl.screeUy draped nude
centerfold In Co1mopolltan titillated
female teen y-b®J>erl, and lhelr grandmaa
too. Is still on focat{on shooting a movie
and has not yet picked an apartment. ac--
cordlng to Mary Ann Sayler, Park
Newport public relations officer.
''Burt will definitely move in here but
he )robably won't be ready to select his
townhouse until mid-July," the said.
Gossip columns have suggested that the
apartment will be used u a hideaway for
Reynolds. ft&1DO!dl hod a 1111110 In
popularity cecentl1 after appearing H
the first inale oude foldoul In a women'•
magazine.
'!be Parle Newport complea hu drawn
other stars to Its fae!Ut!u, ~ ac-
tr..,. Sandy I1oncln 111d, unw lier mar-
n11e brdol up o 1ew -.... -aa symbol Raquel Welch.
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' Named Vice Chairman
WASHINGTON -California legiJ!ator
Yvonne Braltbwalte, a black woman. wu
nominated Saturday to be permanent
•let chairman of !be Democratic Na·
Ilona! Convention.
Mlsa Bralthwalle wu nominated ot the ·
C011Chlalon o! tho convention'• Rules
Comm!Uoe. The election, especttd lo ht
formality, wlU tUe ptact al the co ..
ventloo, atartinl tn Miami Beach July 10.
The <>ranae County Fair will eod tn
Coo ts Mesa today with t !Joni, or so It•
promoters promise.
The falr's activities -band concerts,
clown shows, mklway rides and a cham-
pionship rodeo -wm be topptd by •
fireworks show following the flvenln1
western &how.
The \mtern show beglna at 7:30 p.m.
and the fireworks are scheduled to go off
around 9 p.m. In the amphitheater.
'The rest or the day'a events are:
AMPHITHEATER
I p.11.: Mohallu Polynesian llovue
!:• p.m.: Pied Piper P!Jyliouat
I p.m.1 U.S. Navy Show Band' Wul Concert .
I p.m.: Second Annual Twin• Contest
I:• p.11.1 Pied Piper Plt;ibouH
• p.m.: U.S. Navy Coaeel1 Band
I :• p.m.: l>ied Piper P11Jbou!1
I p.m.1 Tale! Show Finall
7:M p.m.1 Western Sbow
MALL llA!IDSTAND
I p.m.1 Powdy the Clown Show
I p.m.1 Kung Fa Xlrale Demonatr•
Ilona I p.11. : Silly SlrtUI Sbow
' p.a .: The Kolnonlana
I p.m.: Powdy the CIOWll
I p.m.: No No Si .. • Polynesian R&vue
7 p.m.: SynoopatJon Concregatlon
I p.m.: Syncopation CoocrePtloo t p.m.: Syncopation Co.,.-.ptioo
ORANDSTND
I p.m.: Champlomhip Rodeo
7 p.m.: Off Rotd Vehicle ActJon Show
PROGRAMS ON lf&GE t:• p.m.1 "'Cooktng with Wille Sauce
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Mbieo,• Claudia O'llrlen
l:a p.a.: HCookin& wttb Wine,"
cfauil!a O'Brlea
. 1:11 p.m.: "Cooking with Wine,"
C1audla O'Brien
SPECIAL NEEDLEWOU
All day "Re-upholatar l!'umltura" by
Mt. tnd Mrs. Burrer
MAU. AllEA
I p.m.: Mitchell Mlrloootlu
I p.m.1 Mitdleil Mari-
l p.m.1 Mlldlall Marlollotta
7 ,. •• : Ml1dlell Mlrloetteo
SPORTS AN!! ACl'ION llVILDINO
-i. 7 p.m.1 Off road vehl<le
d-tntioo
J p.m.: Off Rotd vehicle demona!ratlon
BORD llllOW•AlllN& 1 ·
All uy1 Appaloou Hor1tlhclw
Ll'flll'l'OtX JVDOING AUA
' p.m.1 Blrnyll'll Ao!ympicl
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demonstration
Pilot Error Ruled''
CauMe of Air Crash .
ROME (AP) -lnvestlgoton conctudM
S.turday that pllol error callled tht
crQjl ,of an Alita!~ alrll.Qer aallml a
Sicilian mountain Ma1 5 that killed ru peraons.
A !21>11• report prmnlecl by tho com·
-cOnductlni the ~ atalecl tl>at
the Plota fallecl to follow Iba~ llnd-lns~.
"""'C"""'1 him. ''!be tnpdy II lo ,.. ~ bl tht -lncomt -· -people 1lwa11 llve oo Ille high rround. 'l'hm wtrt people ol modest
JDtlDI,"
In one ol the achoo! 1)'1111 wblre cots
-oet up for the dlJpia(:td, Nixon
atopped to chat with Oiar1• au, a
m!dcllHpd black. "Wt lost everything but ,,..,. aJlve,•
aaJd Crow, bla .,,.. folded am. bla
cbaat. ''lllara !!bat mattera. W•'ll Nrt
aptn."
A black womu In o lltd a-.. l.lllform ctrue ., tnd ..... ......,,, "Probe
tba ' Loni!" 1'111111 ~allld • her voluntair tfforta. ollo : .. Oocl 11
U.J>IYlll"!ll. Ht'• ...,.. -,__. ·~" NIJOD awm"*ltlll in.. ••11
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pe\JPlt baft ID -afnallk. • A -an ~ lht Pr1JJl~I
Ind, wllll lelra ._.......,...,~""°'
said ahe had .~ n!ati"-~and oil, hlr
b<lonllnp In ""' ftood. ond wla ~I ..
at the ht1h school with her lout clllldftn.
"How art tbt kldo!" Nixon~
"They~~ .. Qi oolll. llltli, ..
CClllponltcl by 1111 Cb!el -.. .. dolrl
-·Jolin 'D. 1!21r!ldlllon. --... ol Iba achoo! by LL Go¥. !nm& )II.;
Sllapp -in .,.....,,., -...., hit tbao HmlsbOrt.
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en not Included.
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BJ TBB AISOCIATED PREY
Sm. O-Se s. Mc<lovem of South
llUota .... oc1 to wlt!Wi 17' -ol • flrll bollot nomination al Ille Democratic
Natlaoal·Coavtntfoo DOii lllOlllb u 1tate
ca..,_ were beld Saturday In a handful
of ltalel -Arbnllu, Delaware,
Nebruka, New York IOd Wublngton.
Al day't eid, McGovern'• natlonwlde
deleaate vole total stood at 1,313.11. II
taket 1,509 to nominal<.
'Ille biggest boon to Ille prairie
l<llltor'• candidacy came In New York.
McGovern garnered 2311 delegate votes in
Tuelday's primary. He picked up an ad-
dltional 32 vote• Saturday, wlnoq 211 at-
large delegates, cornmibneota from Ille
newly ldec1od nallonll commltteemen
and five Jl'eviously u n c o m m i t t e d
delegates.
Israel Claims
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GueJTilliJ ·-. ...) .
Vessel Sunk
By United Preli lntenuiUooal
Israel said its gunl>Qts 11nk an Arab
auerrWa vea<l oil lbe Lebonese coast
Satut;i.l"llllll Ill artjiJh,lbelled guer-
rilla buos in souti..n Lebanon.
But Lebmleie-Pnmler Saeb Salam said
W,.U raldl•"""1d.nol Jar.e his govern-
ment to crack down on perrillas
• C A _ opentibl .... ;ial territ«y. '
Ali Israel! mfutary communique said
tt.s forces struck anew in retaliation for a
rocket attack on the froDUer settlement
of Geaber Hazlv.
The Israel! cblel of NII warned his
country would take "aD tbe nec:esury
me&J!S" to end guerrilla attacks from
Lebanon.
"Lebanon bu remained a boOl to ter-
roristl. idurden ·and forti8n tem>rists
and ,to any ' element plottit\g against
!mie!," sajd Lt Gen. David Elaw-,
lsrael11· military chief of staff. "If it
doesn~ take any action, more terrorb:t
attac.ks are likely to come Jnj1 sure.If we
shall have to tU:e an. action to counter
~w~ 11001 '1atean11>e -.ry
to ensure that the D<l't1fern fron-
tier Will remain safe anll quiet. .. • . ' .
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'Ille state committee meetin& abo
voted to tend New Yort City Mayor John
V. Llndaay, an eor17· dropout amoog
preokl<otla1 apiraota, to the -as ID """"'1Ul1ftf<id delegate.
In Waahington state, b o w e v e r ,
McGovern a)>pear<d to Jose ground u the
Democratic convention OUlted McGovern
det.gates witll eiglit votes from tilt 1tate
group beaded for Miami. The Wuhington
delegation heavily la-m;s Sen. Henry M.
Ja1:kaoo of lbe Evdpeen state.
McGovern forces indicated they would
appeal to lbe credenttals committee of
the Democratic National C.OOvention.
The shift in w~ would give
Jacbon 52 of tbe state's 58 deJ<i!ates.
Six-at 1111• delegatea remained to be
selected as the coovenlion worked into
lbe nlgbt, but Ibey were el]>e<led to be
awarded to Jackioo.
In Detawue, lllcOoYorn picl<ed UJ> an
addlUocal 5.15 delegate votes llDder a
complex formula,, Rep. Shirley Ch18bo1m
ol New York was awarded 0.15 of a con-
vention -and;tbe balance of the 13-
vole deleptim ,./as uncommltted.
A epeclal state!Democratk: convention
In Utl1e Rockt Ark., went whole hol for
Rep. Wilbur D. Miiis of Arkapsu, gfvlng
him rr votes, for a na!IGnal toCal of 29.
In Nebruka. meanwhile McGovern
piclted up 15 of the sta~a' 22 alt.mat•
d<legatt<. The sooth ~kotan bad won
the May t primary IOd eaplured 18
regular d<legate votes to lour for Sen .
Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota. Hum-
phrey won five alternates. Two alternates
were uncommitted.
Democrabl Jn other states h • d
Girls Lose ·-Hair
Caller Tricks 7 Into Shaving Heads
' HOBART, Ind. (UPI) - A smooth talk· Inc man, using medical terminology,
called three h<mles and tricked sevea
girls into shaving otr their Joog hair.
polke said .
At two of the homes, where the girls
were borne alone, the man stayed on the
phone for 45 minutes while they cut their
hair off and then reassured him lbe job
was done.
In one case be identified himself as a
doctor and told a 12-year-<>ld girl her
father was critically injured in the
00..plW oot Ille could not come to see
him until she cut off her lµlr, pollce said.
At the two other homes, one with a
family having lour girls aged 6 to 11, be
told them their fathers bad a cootaglous
scalp dlse~ and they would be /juaran-
tlned II they did not shave off their hair.
'The mysteriolts caller later called back
two of the families and told them it was a
joke, police said. 'l1le majority of the vie-
tims were teen-age girls.
The family of four girls was told that
they should put tbe shorn locks into label-
ed sacks on the frwat porch and the1
would be picked up by the welfare
depirtment. No pickl:lp wu ever made.
Hobart police said they have no clue to
the Identity of the caller. They said the
man used ·medleal terms in discussinj:
the ICalp -and eal1ed aome of the
·girls by name.
IGssin er Does Not See
Red
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Presidential
envoy Henry A. Kissinger said Saturday
his talks with Chinese Premier Chou En-
lai convinced him no country in the world
w~nts to see the Vietnam War continue.
But he gave no encouragement to hopes
that China might be enlisted in efforts to
negotiate an end to the conflid.
He said be expected Hanoi's two top
negotiators, Le Due 'Ibo IOd Xuan Thuy.
to return to Paris ~·in the not too distahr
future" but gave no indication when the
Vietnam talks there, suspended since
May 4, would be resumed.
"! believe that all countries' in tbe
world ,.,,,, have an inl<rest In bringing
about a peaceful 10lution to the war," be
said. ..'n>ere may be differences at to
what the best solution would be but we do
not believe there is any major country in
the world today, or any country in the
world, that wants the war to continue."
Kissinger met with newsmen after
reporting details of bi5 311-day wit to
Peking to President Ni.Jon during an
overnight stay at camp David, Md., the
presidential retreat 65 miles away.
He said be met with Chou for e total of
24 houn -18 of them in formal
negotiating -and the -six In lnfcnnal converaation -and be IOd bi5
pariy "were treated with mraordinary
courtesy.,,
'Ille U.S. and Oil"""' governmeota
earlier Saturday limultaneous!J' iJaued a
statement characterizing the talks as
"extensive, earnest and frani."11nd saying
they consisted of "concrete comultations
to promote the normalization of rela:tk>ns
between the two eountries and an ex·
change 0£ views on issues of common in-
terest."
Gunman Nal;>bed
In Shootout 'I ,.
.RALE!Gli, N.C. (UPI) - A gunman . . ' pwnped · ,at least eight 1bota 'l'to a
croWded bus terminal Saturday, shatter·
ing glw doon with bullets before pollce
inside drove him off with an exchange of
gunfire.
Warren Gamieal stepllenson, 49, of
RaJeigb, was still holding a jammed 22:
caliber seml·automatic rifle and carrying
a bo1: of ammunition when he was ar·
rested by one of the officers who hap-
pened to be In the 00.. station when the
shooting occurred.
There were no injuries in the incident,
wblcb resembled ii mass shooting In a
Raleigh sho!>Pinl center on Memortal
Day when a Dlac:k janitor, Harvey Glenn
McLeod, obot IOd killed fOlr peraons,
wounded seven others, then killed
himlell.
SIX
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housek,1.pin, !lle0tq1 lo 1llan for ,.,.
Mlam1 -CICIR'dltlcm. ]Ii ""'" ....... ~lo~ Cllit.' .......... indleatlilns MCGovem mJihl plct up
some delegate votes previOU!lY tOIJ'r
milled to funner ClevellOd Mayor C.rl
B. Stokes, now a newsearter In New Yod:
City. '
'Ille Stokes delegates voled solidly for
candldales put up by McGovern forces in
a futll~ effort to cballeogt old-tknera
pledged to Hwnphreylor leadership poots
within the delegation.
Els.Where. in Mlnne1poU.., the Min-
nesota Republican Conventiob Saturday
chose JO a>J111e delegatet pledged to
President Nixon. Nixon has laready sew-
ed up renominaHon. Prior to the weekend
be bad 938 delegat.1 with onJ1 1174 """""'
for~tion.
Gov. Wallace
Still Going
To Miami
SILVER SPRING, Md. (UPI) -Gov.
George C. Wallace of Alabama ii ireat11 .
improved and still intends to go to the
Democratic National C:Onvention nert
month despite his son's statemmt that
his condition has weakened, an aide said
Saturday.
"I saw him this mornina," said Elvin
Staupton, press spokesmao for lbe can-
dldat• for the Democratic pmldentlal
nomination. "Bil complmm and eolor
are good He says be feell good. 1111 plln
has dimlntsbed. Bil physieal therapy ....
Increased."
George Wallace Jr., the governor'110n,
said at a Wallace.for·President rally hi
Graceville, Fla., Friday nigh\, that bis
father 's condition "is not u aood u It
has been the last few days."
"He is very alert mentally, but bis
physical condition has weakened," the
son said.
It was lhe first lime anyone elose to
the governor had indicated Wallace might
be unable to attend the July 10 MtamJ
Beach convention.
The Washington Dally News reported
that Dr. Joseph Scbanno, th•
neurosurgeon who performed, the llnt
SUl'IOO' on Wallace alter be wu -
May )5, said the ...,., statement -
0 sort Of stupid.••
'Ille News reported that Schanno aid
c:ooyeq!lon mery~ have been made
I!»' Wallace and liliniell at Miami Bueb,
and lbat lbe governor spent most of Pri·
day working with his staff on who would
accompany him to the convention.
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Believe~s in Lile
. -ON THE 8EACH DEPT. -Down through the ywa
;• there have always been hazards that must be contem-
,. platFd by thooe folks who visit the beeches oJooic our
•• • Oranae Coast. Drowning baa always been figured •• the
,. · ~ mo.rt ~f!lmon hazard and one or the very worst be-~· caw;e it u always fatal to tbe victim.
• . The~e ~re olher ways, .OOwever, to do yourself bl
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\~ ~htle J ls.iting the seashore. Yott ~y fall all the pier, '.fi'.t!I• swept oil the rocks; scuba dive without any aJr
, •• supply, get lost at zea in sudden fog while padding an •
' .:!'!"erlube or succumb right on tht beach to heat -.,.
naust1on, sunburn or just plain overeating.
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IN TRtrrH, the list of possibly latai activities is al--
~ erujiess. Lifeguard• working In our Orange Coast
Jurisdictions have carefully chronicled them all and
wearily will admit to you that with. each new beach se~~ ,somebody, somewhere, will find a ~w, novel or
unique method by ' which to create bi5 own demise.
The only list lmger than the Fatality Method one
Is called the Cause of Aecldent list. Here we find the
' {Various ways by which the visitor may do damage to
hi~ body without ' rataliy injuring Jt. These hazards in·
elude such thing> as jel1yfisb stinp, trying to ride
~aves backwards, stepping on glass in the sand, play·
Ing tackle football on the beach, showing off with surf·
• boards or accidentally drinking suntan lotion.
This list is even more endless than the fatal one.
' SUMMER IS NOW oflicially upon us and aa the ·
' ~eather turns better and. better, more and more visit. t ~ ' Ors will be Inclined to stream down to our beaches and
~ 'try their luck. Our vatious lifeguard forces are aware
'1• • • lbat· they're coming.
, , \ ~ So, in recent weeks of preparation, they have been
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Driver ·senteneed--to-~
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11)1 RICHARD E. MEYER
R00HESTER. N.Y .(AP) -
"Has Jt entered your mind"
aalled ~ bro..,,.hairtd girl
wkh .dart. brown -of tbe attendant .ir.-.1 in white,
"tb1t people like me come in
here because o! -1• like
•1out"
• Silence. Guy !Alpo stared at
the floor. Then be looked up .
To gar.e, after all, acr053 the
cold glare of stainless steel
forceps and clamps and towel
clips, through the thick. swee'
smell _of. disinfectant, into the
pain..Utcbed lace ot tliis
young woman was part ~l his
punishment.
"Yeah, right, you're -·· he
began. But the girl would not
relent. ,
•·1 wa1 in·the same type of
accident you could have
. caused."
b' "Y~ 'rlgllt, but I was on a
aci: rold"and ·"
No use. He would endure it. ~· Ille real ,or the sentence,
unusqal as It waa: to .ierve 24 hours, in aix-hout stretches
over : lour days, in a n
•-{OllCY f90m. To lesrn ,
Judg~ C. Benn Forsyth said.
"the grisly effects of his kind .
of driVing."
And, perhaps:, some larger
Jessons.
poslte showed the state of f,.."lll!""l!m~=-:~r~i1""" seige: a chest poln in bed one,
~ pulmonary edema in bed two, a chest pain 1n bed three,
an eplgastxic·pain in bed four,
a woman who fainted ID bed
flve, 4 chest pain a n d
shortnesS of breath in bed six.
Only the cubicle containing a
table with stiqupa, ! o r
g }'na'Ologlcal examinations,
was empty.
Old people. Old people with
chest pains. Old people unable
to breathe. Guy would remem-
ber how helpless they seemed.
It would weigll on his mind
with a special burden the next
day, when he would lilt a
crumpled little lady off a lit·
ter, half conscious, drained by !'-.:-~
pneumonia to the color of .,....,.,,
stone. and watch her mOutb
fall open as he tucked her. into I--~
bed and took her blood
pre55ure and had it checked to
make sure he'd done it right
and her pulse had it chej:ked,
and hear her relatives say all
they had left for her care was
$J ,600 and they wanted to save
that for her funeral• and what
would they do in the meantime
because they couldn't afford a
nursi1,li. home any longer, and
a docto'r say the nursing home
hadn't changed her catheter in
God knows how long and she
m.tght have a urinary tract in·
fection, too. But even now, in
the elevator on his way to the
laboratory he thought: some-
day I might not be able to
breathe.
' "How about lunch," Ellen GUY LUPO LENDS HELPING HAND IN EMERGENCY ROOM
Roe suggested. Over trays in · ~ · . .
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stocking up their first aid 'kits with new supplies of , .. , , r;~,. ~dages, adhesive tape, and anti-jellyfish sting
It had been a \\'arm spring
night, the, week before , a
c r ickets-chirping. roll-your
window-down nigll~ l)lortly
before 12 o'clock,. when Guy
Lupo and Steve Westfall ,
fellow· Seniors at R.0. Thomas
High School, left one party, in
the ~w, split-level, freshly·
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the cafeteria they compared , Nur:-.J~llo MacLo~n Pl.-Piiiow Undor lnjurod Foot ..,,... x ... lp
notes. li)Ie: with a Jllllrrie41 -----------..,-----------------------.:...._.::._'_;;..· daughtet; ,f son1 in hi5 third
year at West Point and
another son a freshman in
high school: she'd floated
around the hospital, medical
i'<i · 1 • They would be the first to admit that lifeRUard
~~ " crews simply can't be ready for everything. But they'll
"I 'm up t he
creek ••• S50 fb1e
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flr:m1y , insist that they won't be surprised by any new
fonns of bodily damage that visit the beaches.
LIFEGUARDS ARE oiSO' stubborn. Despite the pub-
lic11 ·best efforts to do itself in along the shoreline in
one way or another, the guards will be out there trying
to stop ii lnim happening .
• ~ ,For this, they will win the everlasting graUtude of
tjJe public.
For example, some guards during this session will
ba\lle their way throuih eigll~loot surf, heavy chop and
riptl!fes to re5C\le some inlan5fer who, having been
.1swept out to sea, ts clinging to one blade of kelp and . r.~ help at the top of his lungs.
_,., r ,,A.rri..Vtng at the Side o( (be poor stricken ftllO'ff ,, tbe
piihf Will be greeted by tbe victim with some grateful
.. re~k such as, "What the hell took -you so long?" . -. '
eitee.'" and surgical and--:mlternity,
~ then settled in emergency
landscaped part of the suburb because "that's the kind of
of Webster, and heatled for nUFSing I'm geared for." He:
another, in an older part of an older brother witb a
town, tall-treed, with houses younger sister; maybe he'd go
that have pillars. They slid in-to California to college, but
to the front seat of Guy's this summer, anyway, he'd get
forest-green camaro, with a a construction job, digging dit-
'lHI engine ind wide-tread tires . ches maybe, for '6 an hour.
and pulled away from the "You koo~," he said~ "I
curb. Guy forgot to turn 00 his figured ~ou d tr~at m~ hke 1a liM~And ran a stop sign. ha.rSh crimlna1, ~-maybe 1.d
· • ~IEA~ UP on 't~,be&eh. some chap has just " ~."II: ~Is ,11eg .!"ill off with ,a fL!hin~ knife, SprinUng ~· . ;: '°'rils ~mve. sti>p the lib\v of his life's blOod .~nto the ~d ~~ •P,ply a bandage. And what does trie v1cUrn
say? ,
' · -A police'futn puUecl • them • '13•• to ~k mulnigllt to SIX over . so 1t would really mess my
TeR days later Guy Lupo, 18,. weekend up, but. instead I'm
Jarlky and avtkward in his learning .• Cm:1 kids ~e in
yourn! m~, found hi~· .. and l:io this ~n~.:>f thing on a
·duly' char!ied and stindmg vdlunt:''" .msm.
before Benn Forsyth, We.bst~r ·. , Uf\h-hqnb ..
town 1justice, .seated at.the Y-. A.sJren whipe4.
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· , _ _. ...,Her,. you got that bandage too damn tight. What's
wron)l""111ith you guvs?" 1
shaped f.o"n board table li~ Around the corner at Rock·
uses (~r his bench. ingham and South Avenue, up
As h1.s na~e·was_ called, Guy the curved and s 1 oping
left . h~ . g1:1 friend, Irene driveway,. it heralded lhe ap-
Anc1uka1t1s, m the seven rows proacb of his nemesis.
. ~I or this violence along the seashore does not.
however .. de_ter the public from showing up by the thou-
sand."' on. every ~ood weekend.
. ., .i _. Th~ 1Ue.ri!Jards will be there too, gazing out across we muiuludes With the opening of each new day. un-
IOclilng fbelr first aid kits and offering the public their
of folding chairs a™:l strode She wasn't much older than
forward ,to enter his plea. he and arrived in emergency
Forsyth listened . to G u Y as he returned from the lab. d~are. he w~ gwlty, and ~ She wore a blue coat aod own cMllen.re:
: j ." i\H r1ght folks, It. . -!'· ,
we're ready. Go ahead and try his explanation, a b 1 t
gratuitlous, since the ju~ge ~~
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hadn't asked. but inspired. "Do 9ou realize
perhaps, by the stem loo\ on i Id L-._ his lace, that yes, he'd had a t «!OU , ... ve veen
few beers. But he wasn't yon in the ear that
drunk; be'd simply been in a l'ait me?" hurry. such a hurry the lights --_ _ _ _ _ _
had slipped his mind , and he'd _____,___
missed the stop sign com-pants and brown suede shoes,
pletely. and her arms had been tied to
And no Frosyth, I~an of hef sides by ambulance at-,
lace atid a--me· In "s.hla.ck t'""ants with. ,Jarge muslin robe, drew"5rimiell .;p Jn hi• ol;;dages! • ., . .
chair, and .. Guy thought' to . She said her na~ was Julte
. himseij, "Jl.m·up the ,cze<Ir.,.,. .. D11Vis and ,she W'5 28 . hHe<rr
$50 fine and ·a jail sentence;" · hair haJf-cov~r.ed
and Forsyth allowed that Guy forehead, partly hiding a pain-
seemed to have been rather ful frown . As he helped her on-
rcckless, and two young men to the stretcher in the suture
behind Irene Anciukaitis said room, 4 Gu~ noticed that she
they figured Guy would lose was grj.tting her teeth.
his driver's license for sure. Was she oka)f? ·he asked .
But F~tb 45 a con-Dizzy?, .. · • ' ~·~ l'ed "I' fi .. I ~i n man, pauied' o, Sin:: •. 1 • ~ .1ne .
and;f11!1e<t0d upQn one of bis · • Hie swirling con-denest oonc:ems: -venation among her friends in
• · · • " • I'll i.n J'OU whit I'm g0ing' the C01Tidor, be gathered she'd Stor~ ms. to. m·1 .Roe· kies, to .io.i·d lib :iou,to Work bu bf;en ,In .. auto=nt. But hospil.I). I'm going to atv• J'OU · eiiactly what ha ;got 109!
. • the ~ of the .residtrrt in the rum I ..
Plai:ns, . h Tod direcWf at lligllland Hilspitil, Jia be •alted to wheel !'"r to
O_:_a. eas" i · a·v andl°'wfite.you,o letter•tell-X-ray, he asked. Cl. , Ing y~ wtiere · and .wjltn' to .,''I ,was goin~ norll\.. and • call him." ' · catD.e to this stoplight at an' ln-
'.l'emperAturf!• Pl'llltdtt11t111. ck!Udr " u Guy, who g('ew up in a terseeUon, and when I got to
f'flotnlx. ciur • .,._,o $75,000 home' with three cars ·tbe ligbt it was red, and I
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1"ortl1nc1, Mt>., clavd'I' u " its kidney-shaped swimming . and J went. And tbere was a
Jt.•pld City, tl<M.m n 41 pool until bis father died two car coming west and he ran
1uc1Wnonc1. cloud'/' n u years ago and the estate end· the light arid hit .me."
sr. lAll" ''"' u '' ed up in court, swallowed "Wert you alone?/' , ~: ~ ~= : : hard. So he wouldn't be fined, 111Yeah, ~ a goOd thingof·I
S111 Pr1ndaco. clt•r 64 n ' or jailed, or lose his drive.r's was, because the right side ~~, l • 11 .. n :I . Jicense, which be feared rno.tt, my car Was demoJished, and r~~~~ -:? :? j)ecauee that would have anybody over ·the.re would
w....._.. dWdY 74 SI ~t losing his "Wheels. n have been kilJod.r The ~ O(
C 'I ' But be wu pmled. Sentenced my bead: shattered t h e .i Ot'llla .•to. wort in a bolpital? windlhieid. I don't know whit
Nltht '"' momJnt ,.. dGuds 1n1•1111 At 11 ·)0 a in on a r .. 1--m v lhouJder hit but it sure hit to CO.Ill ll"IOl#lt .... Ind ..-ne fol II" • ' ' _, .._ '
--"~ -""' --Saturday, Guy Lupo, sldeburlll -1hing. l ended VP on tl)O :=.;.~~-:.,~~1~~·'to the bottom orltls ear1 and ~er · side on. the floor *""' ... ..,..,. • .., ..,...,. darkblondhaironr tbecollar ~thebackoflbecar."
'""-. -of the wblto dr.., !hlrt r.'d trer lhoulder wu bare "1d
I ' I " v.s. su ...... r. bought to ;o with the wbilo the.color Ola c;ul'Joupe. • T-.,, · .., .-.. "' denim pants he wu rtquired She nolktd that be loolCd •
fhundtr•tarm• e1ttr 1t1t ~~ to wear, repo~ed to the 1~uU1 young to-be u ~.
1toct1 ... nortntr11 •nd e.n1r11 PlllM. enuo..a.ncy room at Highland W t. was be· do;-tn the wtlclfl• of tM mld-Mlul11IPOI Vlllrr ··--o-•• .,. 1rso In"*' ot..,. Mf'ttltall, Cllllr Hospital. emerg~ room o( .. ,, '° ""'" tloWY' ... ..,..... • Ell 0 -411 be d In •·· ' .. .. ... 111 nu.,. , a nurse l-. , , ,
SIUl, M-, J'l•es emergency, oald ooltly, "I'll lie bopn esplllnl.oi his
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Who.'te ihe Backers?·
Orange Oo\ll'IY'• Flrrt-Supervlsorlal Di.trict b 1
pr!Je for the mm who represents II.
1t hi the county's oldest and moll prestigious com·
munity to begin with, and its long governing hold on
county sovernment is accepted naturally, despite the
npld growth of outlying county areas.
Tbe man who represents that district alter Ibo be-
cinnlng of next year will be either incumbent Robert
W. Battin or • Sant.t Ana attorney named William
Wenke. la the June 6 primary election, the two of them
emerged as the top two vote-getters and will face a run·
of! In the general election thhl fall .
At tbil point. It would take something just shy of
a miracle for Battin lo bold bis seal. The combined vote
of the candidates who opposed him in the primary (and
all of them ran on a pure anU·Battin camoai~n) was
G2,174 wtille Battin watl able to gather only 17,819 votes.
Wenke hlmlelf ou~polled Battin in Ibo primary 21,538
lo 17,819.
~ ~ Wo~~::'..~:O~ ~o~gw~th ,!:ii':~i.~
him? Alld bow much? And why!
Re bu two big backers. ·one of them I> Dr. Louis
J. Cella. a mmeuverer within -md sometimes with·
out -the Domocrafic Party in the county. The other
Is Fred Harber, who now seems to be emerging as a
polltlcal lnfiuence on Battin even more potent Ihm the
financial backing ol Dr. Cella.
There often is humor in Orange County politics.
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The Batlln-Wenlte square-Off ii ottering It. ahare of IL
Last week. Battin tired two ol hhl start members.
They in tum staged a press conference at the court
house aud ripped throu&h their former boss with an en·
lite serlu of allegations regarding the propriety of hls
conduct -the most ililportant of which, perhaps, was
that tl\e COQnty-pald llaff was doing more politicking for
Battin than working for the county. The two fired men,
Steve Polatnlck and John Abbott. gratuil-Ously volun·
leered. that J'red Harber was a behind the scenes boss
who could call ·the shots on Battin's votes as he 11w flt.
· Battin was outraged. "Incompetent," he called both
of bis former aides. "Liars," as well.
Memwhlle, opponent Wenke was finding a little
poliUcal stepladder of· bis own out of all the goings-on.
Battin's campaign manager (Harber) had said that Wenke
favored forced busing for nclal integration md Wenke
responded with the tbre•I of a lawsuit against Harber.
It was more or less a typical oxchmge of political ac-
cusation and counter-accusation, but m o s t Ormge
~J County polit!Cal obeervera would have to conclude that
up to Ibis point Wenlte bas been the beneficiary of
most of the exchmges.
_In tho long run, numbers will make the difference.
A big set of numbers is the anti-Ballin vote in the pri·
mary-52,174 to 17,819. The second big set of numbers
is an unknown one. It i! Ibis: Who will put how much
money behlnd Wenlte md who will put how much money
behlnd Battiii?
An even bigger question i! Ibis: Why!
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Pistol in Pocket Cranston Labeled
Anti.;.consumer
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
When Dodd Was Censured
I ' IJ MJCBAll, D. GllllEN atate controller. tn1ereatingl1. Q-allllon
WAseutGTON -Sm. Alan~ ........ olole Sieve Scbefler, who -..i
(l><Callf) ""° -__. a ..... _; on \be fair credit lqlalalloo for \be -• • ...,.... -.-aenator dta1ni Ila COl!llderllltn by the
for 'i. oleollaa In IJ/4, ma1 have t:a!lled committee, wu alto CrlMon'• .,.,_i
I~ polltlcal dama&e for himself representative to the IJlllual American
~. ;llilalonistnC JIO"erlul colllWMl' in-Bank en' Convention held in San Fran·
tel'l!I llJ'Oupl, and ·allenating. 1 Senate claco last year.
col~ wbo la one ol their principal
·~-. Sm. William Proxmli'e. ([).
W!fr ). ' ' " ·~ I Alter three ywo of palnataklfWIY
building an image as 1 pro-consumer
senator, winning plaudi ts as recently as
last January from the. Consumer Federa·
ti91'. of All!erica, Cra,nston . µiay have
bl-his pro-coosumer reputation in Jµsl
one afternoon behind cti:iled doors ,as the
Senate Bankln& and Currency Commiltet
on wbicb he sits marked up a bill to
mike credit card billing practices fairer
to·~
~. 111'1• of .....,.... protection
~ In the bill 'eri!inally drifted by
l'l)illni"' were knocked out by one. with :toil lolnlnc COlllmllt.e Republicans
tbe °""'"""tic majority lo pro-
mote the bankinc lnterata al the ezpenoe
of..,,...... · .
CRANSTON is nol visibly bothered by
the outrage espreaed by CG111umer
groopa. esplalnlng lamely that be wants
to be ''fair" to utilities MCI banks_, too, in drafting COllSWJ\<r legislation. As for the
shock hia •ctions engendered in conswner
circles, he explains that he has "never
been a knee-jerk liberal!'
Proxmire, the author of the legislation.
considers the committee action to be so
bad that he intends lo vote against his
own bill unless some of the key pro-
visions can be restored. :As for .Cranston,
whatever hiJ previous consumer track
record, hil sudden wind-sprint into the
arms of the banking lobby may cost him
heavily wih consumers in bis 1974 re.
election race, who may have their own
charile-now and pay-later plan, with in-
tere1t.
DEUS EX HANNA: If you believe the
Congreulonal ll«ord for April 211, 11172,
you'll believe that in the ml!lst of the
debate on the space PfOll'ID\ Rep.
Richard T. Hanna,([).Anabeim), dropped
in to take part In the action on the F1oor
With the power Fred 11Mber'1 ,._
puled to have in county 1omn-
ment, ahouldn't ther9 .... he ..
agency caJlecl the Oraqe County
Harber llopartment~
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. Tiit. ....... ...... fteMft' ·i.ws. ... _ _.., --........... ..,. ......
r-,.. lflMrt .......... ., 9111, ca.1tr Plr.t,
-a neat trick. since Hanna was
thousands of miles away at the time and
wasn't on hand even to vote for the 11pace
program, t . , Tiler~ lbe Is on pag 'R 33'11! 311 be
Record. though. exclaiming, ' ' M r .
Chairman, I rise in support . :." elc. etc.
... The statement by Hanna inserted into
the Record wu carefully written to make
it appear he was on hand and in the thick
of the floor adioo, eveq thou&h he was
absent -again.
La!I year, Hanna bad the !Owes! 11-
lendance record for any Callfomia
Democratic oongreuman, llllwerlng onlY
14 percent of the roll calla in Iba House.
With an the wtes Hanno appears to be
mi&sing 10 far this year u well, the mer-
ry House leprec!Jaun, whom y,ou
sometimes oee and -etimea don't, may
top hll own figure for 1-..mn. But
believe In tbe ~ lleconl, and
you can believe In anytbinc.
W ASlllNGTON -'lllere WU hi&h
drama an the Senate floor fiYe yeora aSo
this week.
Sen. Tom Dodd, alumped in bis -~ silver hair askew, a
harried loot In hil
eyes, flncered a loed-
ed piltol in bis COii
pocket while he wait·
ed for bis Senate col-
legues to censure
him.
Thole who knew
1bout the pi!tol fear·
ed the despondent
Dodd might try to end hiJ humiliation
with a pistol abot, thereby turning the
drama into Roman tragedy in front of the
assembled senators.
THIS FOOTNOTE to h i s t o r y
heretofore unrecorded, occurred on Jun;
23, 1967. We have now pieced together
the detail!.
Dodd wa.s notified early .in the day tha t
there was no chance for him to avoid
cemun. He was Informed indeed that
the vote againJt him' would° b e .. ~.
Cl'uohod, he brooded over the idea or
becomlng one of tho llx men in U.S.
history to be -by -Senate ....... Out cl ... thoughts tumbling throotlb bis mind, a plot began to toke
llhlpe.
EVEN~ John J. Sparkman,
(D-Ala.). han!ly an enemy of the special
inttttsts, filed a separate statement to
express his conoem, while Proxmire fil-
ed a blistering dlnenting report saying
his original ~er bill cs. 152)
should now be called "The Bank Protec·
tion Act of. 1972". Four other senators
alai refused to ai&n tbe CO!Jllnittee
report : Harrison Williams, <D-N.J.),
Tliomaa J. Mclnlyre, (J).N.H.), Walter F.
Mondale. ([).Minn,), and Adlai E.
Who Will Put County
A.,.., the •tree! in bis Senate Juvenile
Delinquency SUbcommJtlee Wll I col·
lection of pistol!. Dodd, Ironically, was a
chomi>ion of gun control! and Ille pi•tob
had been collocted 11 erbibili for hil an·
ligun legislation. He was their official
custcd.ian.
TIIE DESPADUNG oenator dialed the
Stevenson W, (J).m.).
Privately,• Prol:mire was even more
bilter : "We might as well call tt tho
Cfllnston bill rather than the Prolllllire
On Monorail Track? l!Jbconwnittee and reached Eugene
Gleason, a staff rnttnber.
"Gene." said Dodd abakily, "there's
IOIJle ln>uble up near tile house with
«HM. Georgetown'• full of bippl.,. I
want you to bring. me up a sn1all bi111" he remarked acldly, referring to To the Editor : tl!O key role Cranston plJoyed In mating motions liibina the Closed doors to
eliminate key pro-coMumer protectlons
and in sidlng with the •pecial interesll on
clqse 8-to-7 votes.
Among the Items dtdlwoppei!'""" at Cranator,.1
urgings were provisions to prevent credit
c~ companies from collecting for faully
merchandise: bar the charging of in-
terest on portions of oulllandlns balancel
the customer already paid -ka before
-a practice costing coosumen an
estimated $200 mllllon a year; prevent
"minimum finance c.barge5~' that run as
high as 60 percent a year and particular·
ly hit low-income groups ; require utilities
lo list their now·hidden annual rate of in·
terest on billjng statements, just as other
companies are required to do under the
Truth in Lendlng Act; and increase the
liability of banks under clau action suits
brought against them on J>ebelf of con-
sumers.
SPOKESMEN for COtiSlllller groups
were stunned as the mild·mannered,
previously pro-consumer Cranston step-
ped into 11\e closed hearina roont and
came out again suddenly dressed as Mr.
American!, balding battlor for the bank·
ing interesll and champion of the over-
dofl. Recovertnc lrom Ila amasement, the
Consumer Federation of America angrily
char&ed craniton wllli havln1 ~aved ln to
lallb)1lla Ire Bink · Amtrlcard and or 1io....-~'whotwu........Uodthe '* Q9dlt . AcL In fact, more u.. .. for spocial lnterdll ,...., to oil p..ured
0..... ~ molllha befcn the :r.:. .... .:-~ .... lobbyllla
'"'-' ..-. lllw pald ·n.,, attention ll llli(1I ,,,., .... ol : ... rapport
a I •:llllJllll wWl 'IM -« 1 .. 11 Oilllm* in lllf yean u
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Is: rapid transit 1 mockery ol an ac--
tual!ty?
Are the people of Orange and San
Dic;o coun~es going to do something
about their present and ~ travel
needs?
The politicians have been Unlble to do
II ln over 211 years. 'lllelr inability to
agree long enough with each other to set
a major poblem solved la obvious to 111
who want to cbeck a few lacta. over 13
rnlllloo of the taxpayers' money has been
spent by Los Angeles R.T.D. wl1h no
tangible results escept wamieHver bus
l)'stems and slopns.
<>range County is one of the gre1te1t
and futeot·growinll counties In the world
and a lot ol the larsiglrted -le who
helped make ii that way bave lowered
their sights. How come! We ne<d the
type of dedicated -le who have put
men on the moon and brought them beck
every time.
In WupperW. Germony, they have had
a true monorail system for over 70 years.
It carriea over 45,000 people dally. The
"doers" of Orange County should band
togeth~ in an organization that will get
the job done.
The best be~ 1n my opinion, wwld he
to contract with private enlttpr!M and
let them bid on the financing and con-
struct.ion of a proven monorail syltem a
the one at Wuppertal, Germany.
The Sanla Ana-San Diego Freeway•'
conter leclltill will ~vlde the foundatlan
for support of the true hlgl>apoad
monorail (and it bas already been polll
for by the lalqltlyen). Tbls would be Ille
main line. 'lben each community would
solve Its own problem of transportatlcm to
aqd Imm thot line.
In off-houn, certain types or freight
could lie iransported by monorail, auc!I
u luggage and 1111all bulky ltema, lllnC
tbe conlainerited tedmique of llrllDes,
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1utomatic, moybe..,. of thote .25 caliber with dip •• MAILBOX "\!l~.: .,,.it, prize.winning former
_ newaman, loved the old man. Between '----------J lll<m wu a Clltldor lliit Dodd rarely
thua making the whole project an aclting
effort In IOTv1ng people will! 1 amlle.
Are you great people Soinc to do
oomething aboul Ill
D.A.NEWTON
To tile Editor :
Nixoniutlon or Vietnamiution i!
nothing more than a "Secret War" waged
by the American War Hawks, who, by the
way, do not represent the thintina of the
majority of the American peoplef and,
long after that last 15,000 pound bomb
(dalay cutlet} falls , on the peaple of
lndochlna, 1"11 •till hove our overly 1g·
gressive. paunchy generala, colonel! and
CIA "Bulls," with their teeret tech·
niques and special clandeotine potrola, ln
some, '° called gutsy, brave 1ttempt to
WIPE OUT a poor clals of J>OQPle whose
philosophy happen1 to differ from ours -
all for God and CAlntry.
Tbar:e'• only one ~ 'Cl')'llal cltar;'
theR IOllolo do 'not porfonn mcb
devlou act cl vlolence 1fllll hontr, or for
God llltl Oountry, but to Atla(y their°""
1farped llltl depnvtd tnindl. 'IVll't It DOI
for th.a •• called' AnslCIDIL...~ 1'ar
-have been over Ion& qo . ...., llley
'lied' to Joltn Keinod1 IDtl tdlorl in
order to contltlue their "Sl1GllC 8oulbtrn
StratlS)'." AJ for their ltador -may
Cod have mercy on bil oour. .JllBKY· llAllll
acbieved 'Wltll bla aubordlnatea.
G-tried to ICOlhe the troubled
.... tor but llnallY .-II> deliver the
pJstol, ~ tiM would give him I
chance for a 1-*-ltce tall<. He allo
nollfietl the IUbcommlttee'a st.ff dlne-
tor, ~Oar! Perian, of Dodd'•
disturblni reqtlell.
DID llOOD lnl<nd to turn the pistol on
himsell? The t:'lll) atalf men left their Of· nee .. Ibey would hi•• complete privacy , =-tho balls as Ibey diSCWllied the
"Wiiy el!e would be he asking tor It!"
demanded Perlin. "Lookt'· ~ Gleuon. "Don'I worry, I
Jmow him. He won't do It ...
'l'o(ether. they delivered Ille small .21
caliber automaUc. They foUnd. Dodd 1nx-
ious1 remote.
"'WHAT DO rou wint with tJtll?•
asked .Gleason finnJy. "I doni think tt'a
a &ood Idea." "I need it to protect my' IM>me," ln-
aitted the .... tor. Unwlllinlly, Glnson
•urrendtrtd Ibo ~· Dodd WU 1fllirin& a tllyllah· IUllllller
1ull -~ coat IDtl Jiii _.
-1'111! bJa ltlolJllfykl( pnp, blo flllier'I ~.:t':i.=::.-ca::
his~-...... G-tried apln lo "'Plr"oupde-Dotld
not lo..,, ......... ""' .. -only""°"' 'l'IDl:f. "l ml)' lono Ii Ill ..
of!lce," ............. llil -tnilllls.
'1ban, to -....... tnml.-red the plltol !ram lit picbt to Illa dlall -· lD'ING nlY bid ,......itol blm to
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leave lbe gun in bis office for good , the
two staff men settled in the Senate
gallery to wat<:h the censure proceedings.
After Dodd made his appearance, Peria'n
suddenly nudged Gleason and e1claimed
"Gene! He's still got the gun in his
pocket !" Sure enough, there was an
ominous sag In Dodd's right-hand coat
J>Ol:ket. .
"Better get down there!" urged
Perian.
Gleason dashed do~'n the stairs to the
Sena,t.e · cloalq:QOm but couldn "t get past
the plainclothesmen who were as signed,
ironically, to protect the senators from
harm.
The dhly way Gleason could get the
pistol away from Dodd was to inform on
him and su bject him to . the additional
humiliation of being disanned on the
Senate floor. Gleason decided to trust
Dodd'• tenacious sense of aurvival and
his Roman Catholic conscience .
SENATE MAJORITY Leader Mike
Mansfield genlly u.bered Dodd into the
cloakroom, out of sight, while the roll
wu called. One by one, bis colleagues
voled, 92 to 5, to censure him for ml!con·
duct.
l!iJ disappearance into Ille cloe)aoom,
meemvhile, raised new appreheuP:ms
with Perian and Gleason. 'Ibey iaJmoat
expected to hear a muffled shot.
Gle....,n rushed back clown ~ 1talr1
and tried again to get to the senator. But
again, Gleasoti wu rebufred . Then the
tu'o staff members hurried to Dodd'• of ..
fice where rriends had gathered to con-
sole the stricken senator.
When they eventually reached Dodd'•
side, Gleason whispered : "Don't ever do
that again! Here , let me have it. Gimme
this." Then he expertly lifted t~e pistol
Imn Dodd's pocket. •
"C'MON. GENE," the old man said
gamely. "What were you guys worried
about.''
A few da ys later, he turned over to
Perian a German automatic piJtol he had
kept a.roWld his home. Perian discreetly
didn•t remind Dodd that. obviously, he
hadn't needed llw .25 automaUc earlier lo
protect bis home.
FOOl'NOTE: II is only fair to add thal
Dodd, following hil ...,....., wenl on
working hard for gun controls. He was in•
strumental in plsbq llroogh the Smalt
both Ibo gun control act or 1968 and Ille .
federal narcotics act of t970.
A Portuguese T·ugs Ear
At Sight of Pretty Girl
It's not just the sentimental lady in
love who can be described as "starry·
~yed." Everybody, in fact, is starry-eyed.
The Better Vision Institute says the iris
of each bum.an eye appears to reflect a
1tar-<ilaped figure . Something like tioe
lmage in a star sapphire.
IT'S SAID all married women ask
themselves whether
they would choose
the same husband
again, ti given an·
other chance lo de-
cide. What they re-
ply la now revealed
Jn a new survey.
Only 53 out of 100
wives say yea, they
would take the same .
"
old boy. JU312$ say maybe. And the otller
22 say absolutely not.
IF A MAN 1n Portugal pulls his earlobe
when a young lady walk1'by, that means
he tl>inka sloe's oomethinc lj)<Clal. A fresh
compliment. But If .a man in llaly do'"
lik...,ise when a girl pasoea, It algnlfles he
reg,.rda her as exceedingly un•ttractive .
A dtllberate Insult. Wby the difference?
I don't Ret. -
Q. "Im 12 years old. Whal'• the
overage allowanca lor kids my lge?"
A. E•actly $1.10. .
Q, "How many wars bave been lou&hl
tince the end ol. Wcrld Wtr JI?"
A. Ma~ Ill, (Iva or lake a few.
Depmdr oo wblt'a a war.
Q. ''BO'lf frtquently -a deer chanie • Ill bedt 0 •
A. A COtlple cl limoa In tlie day\J(lit, al .
laMt four -al nllld.
lVIUTBll lllnC1llh . lll*t WllllD 0.
Olln: ''Gi>e s.c. BOos crec111 for -= :Otho ui: ~i:::,. tt .. r::,:!!1;: .
( L. M. BOYD )
these men ha ve _in common? George
Washington, Tbomu Jefferson, James
Mooroe, Andrew~{a<:~, Zachary
Taylor and !~ Pierce. A
opokesman for W' ~erican Historical
Reference Society ,lir quoted as cWming
_they all used ma,1uana. Bunk!
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WHY DID Ille Sllota oulltw ~or
'over 100 years? !bat's wttai i aet/ed.
Replies an Jdahoalan; "Because Soll got '° popular lbi~ tliere at.w' lo neglect ardJtrt ' wu thou&lil ' he
vital to Scotland defense." -tp
ROW CAN yi,f call yourself .;.:)liliing
enthusiast If 1'll do not recognlzi.1he
name of the great Lamar Clar~? . u
tbe pr(l{essiona~ gentlem1n who
out 14 Ol'1'Dll'tlls in a row. lllan
any other boler in history. Nobody-else
even came clo6e.
DAILY PILOT
Robtr N. W ccd, Publishtr
Th ., Kctvll, Editor
!Albert lV. 11.Ws I
'.lldilorlol Pag1 Editor
Th< e«Jtortal por. of tho Dilly Pilot tffkl to lnt'Orm Ind atlrmt-
iate -by ........ lhll -· op1.-·--mmwr on toPka o1 lntnat ad ~by-•foram
tor the '""""" .. of our -·
·-... by --.... l1lmed up at ... I)' 11 A.D. 1300. IDtl WO.t •
problhl• bca1owed .from the lllitCh ·boultOt'f ..-,,. 'to*"* uctsslv•l1'; 1'. •
· div..,. vlewpolnll o! ..,,._ • ,_.,.IJld ....... ,.. ....
.1 tilt do¥·
Sunday, June 25, 11173
llWDEl•tbt P,fOlidt!DCY, 1fbet did ,
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· Bugliosi to . Get Aid,
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Busch t o 'Get Tough
By THOMAS D. ELIAS
and ARNOLD FRIEDMAN
Both candidates in the lncreaoingly bit·
ter race for Los Angeles CountY district
attorney are trying to win their runoff
election l;JY borrowing each otber,s most
effective fprimary campaign tadie.
The big'gest plus for incwnbent Joseph
P .. Buscti was the $247,000 he 111411aged to ·
rai.se -the Iaraest campaign War chest
of any candldate In Southern callfomia ·s
primaries. 1
Th.et was about n~·e lime3 as much 1s
his rwioff opPQnent, Vincent T. Buglios~
could raise. Bugliosi now, though, figures
he can draw heavier contributions and
ti.it Busch's funding margin comiderably.
THE STRONG suit In the primary for
Bugliosi, who gained prom1nence as a
prose<utor In the Chari.,, Mal130!l fnu"1er
trial, 1was his flashy use of the news BUSCH'S dlsaM~ with •Los
media. )le slammed away at his fonner AngeJn.~ ~I 11Nch
boss in one prw conference after j gafat.d fame in ~ 1IP. ~ of
another. 1ett1ng wld°""'ead p e w s Go-I. Ronald R4tpQ llllll r.rm..r ·u.S•
coverage IOCI very liWe r--t from s.n. George M~, II lol1.W on 1iis
Busch. belle! tbal be al>Ouid• ba._ -hi Ille
That fact has led to SOllwl disil· prlWry. ' . ·~ • l ·
lusiomnent In the B~. camp or er the I Part cl Buclio•I'• ~lkl\1 f
way the incwnbenl's f\lDdS wye lased b~ I ........ ~ .. be atlribuled a bis roie 111
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Vote f or Kkii ndiens t
A Privik ge w ,,Record •
One or the proudelt votes I have ever
wt u a member or the U.S. Senate WIS
\ the mo I w .. privi·
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leged to record for
the coollrmaUon of
Richard Kleindienst
oC Arizona to be at·
tomey general of the
United States.
To mate It J>OOSi·
ble, the doctors help.
ed. me to ?efOVer a
few hours earlier
than expected Crom a 1Urgical operation
at the Bethesda Naval Hoopital for the
remova1 of my gallbladder.
The gallbladder attack, unfortunately,
came on suddenly just about the time the
Senate began its long<lelayed debate on
the confinnation of. a man I have known
and warted with for many years. My col·
league. Sen. Paul Famin, senior emator
from Arizona, was kind enough to insert
the remarks which I had prepand
previously into that debate.
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BARRY
GOLDWATER
brought lo tho Senate Judiciary . Com·
mittee figbt lo prevent tho Kl<indienot
DOlll!nalion, tn my hlimllio tstlmallon,
neeils .... explalldnf. I believe it st.ms
Crom the fact that lbe N I x o n
Adminlstrallon brouClll lo tho !lopart-
ment cl Jlllllce • -loom of •d·
mlnlslraton and a-.prit or co-cptra-
tina and llelp for tlJe lorces ol law ml
order llll'ouchoot tho lllld. I believe It
bad oometbil1g to do with Ille fact that
the new "I~" pollcy or former At·
ty. Gen. Jolm Mitchell and bla df:puty,
Klelndimst, ...... lo -nsults .. ii
became -throupJut the .... dmtllrid and lllt. capita II or crime .U
over America.
Ibo Manion tcial. But that in Ifs.If
doean't ao.we Busch'• c Im p I i I n ,,,.... ....
Busch's tW! ratlonaliRs the fact that
ho WM f<l'<ed Into the ,.._ by aaylnc,
"Joe really dldn~ hove the advantaaes cl
the entrenched .ineumbent."
He WU appointed to the of(Jco 11>
yoon -.o by the Board of Suporvisors
wllen f-.r Dill. Atty, EveJle J.
YOlJDltr, Bu:xfl'a ex..txu, won eJection u
Cl.llforntats attorney general._ A carttr
prosecutor, Busdl bad nev~ betore run •
(or elective office.
TWO MINOk condidateo kepi either
BulCb or Bugliosl from wimlng a clear
majority alf.boucb the incumbent came
clooe.
Busch Is determined tllol·the campaign
will be docldedly 4ifimot lrom 1111'11' unW
~-· . "Joe feels he didn't !ate .Bugliosl
•riOU11y enough," caya a clmpalgn
opokesman far Busch, who won 47 per-
cmt of the primary vote to Bugliosl's 39
percent.
· Most cl the Busch money In the
primary was used for television and radio
advertising time, with the commercials
never menUonln( BIJi}iosi.
TBEmAIJ.ENGER, meanwh ile.
..cbqed that Busch was "incompetent"
and that deputy district attorneys, who
.do almost all the prosecuting in the na·
ticm11 Jarcest county, don't get adequate
lralning.
The Bllsdt campaign's response was to
Ignore the barbs. But not any •more.
••You've cot a man with 20 years u a
prosecutor here versus a man who spent
eight years here and says the training he
got sfwlic," a Busch l}!Oltesman said after
lhe pri!nary.
'Does that mean all his associates in
the department stink too?"
ONE TIDNG the runoff will mean Is
Iha!. J;lusch no longer will havo the oame
V&11"mlirgilo fn finllldng he had in the
• • pnmary.
• "! expect lo Bet m!ICh more money in
the nmoff," oaid Builiost, wi-pri-
mary eUcqt cost about $50,000. "! expect ~ ... ~ be ~ more amenable lo _K ___ '
By borrowing ai,liooi's lactic ol ag-
gressive campalgninc, Buacb ls taking
the lrlditjooaJ path cl an bicumbent
when fon:ed Into • rumlf -deciding to •!uc I oat. wllb bis chall111ger rather
-Ille role rt an aloof stat.,,. man.
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Sunctoy, JUM 2~. 1972 DAILY PILOT
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S1noker i o N o n•sllloker
Change in Self-cu1icept Clianges Behavior
I was the average steady smoker -20
to 30 cigarettes a day -for 30 years or
more. I bad a cigarette on waking, smok·
, ed while driving , af·
ter each lecture and
durillg seminars. 1
always smoked while
at a typewriter.
· Tben troubl e be-
gan. Not real
trouble. I cootiaued
to be in good health.
But I ceased enjoy·
ing cigarettes at the
same time as my need for them continu·
ed. So several times I tried to quit smok·
Ing. It wasot' hard. IJke Mark Twain, I
quit dozens of times. None ol these quit·
Ungs !asted more than a few days.
1ben I wis invited to a thr~month
•isltlng profmaorsbip at Ibo· Menninger
Schoiil ol Psydiiatry in Topeka, Kan. I
am oot • jllyctiatrist, but the school In·
vltes people from other fields to con· ,
trillute lo Ille training of their residents.
For tbree months, therefore, t was a
~ visitor not ooly at the Menn!n~er
ainic, but alao at Topeka State Hospital
and "'tile VetetanJ Administration
Hoapital, sometimes as lecturer, mosUy
Mainland Chi na
S. J. TIAYAKAWA
as an observer and participant in ataff
discus.lions.
YOU CAN'T BEi around merital
hospita ls and spend your days discussing
emotional problems without to some ex·
tent wondering about your own. r began
uking myself about my own emotional
health. What makes me do what I do, like
what I like. avoid 'vhat I avokl ? Why do I
smoke when I don't even enjoy it?
By this time, moreover, my smoking
had become so compulsive that r was
breaking my cigarettes in hall, not to cut
down, but to double their impact by
lighting 40 times to a pack instead of 20. I
never used fil ters.
I decided to e1amine myself. (That's
part of the scientific spirit or a place like
the MeMin~er School. You don't leap at
answers. First you try to describe the
problem.)
Knowing that will power was o! no help
In my •making problem, I docided not to
try to stop, but to continue as usual,
meanwhile studying carefully everything
about my IUllOtlng -when I smoked,
how much I tlljo)'ed it, wllon I did, und<r,
what condltlona I lncnuod my nnoldng."
I decided too to notlco the ellect. of my
smoking oo my lllmlUlldlntls -the smell
of ll)Y clothes and Ibo ar111ns. the .JI ashtraya and m. afllded tile ·
pearance and 1b1!;l... ot my
ment.
I STARTED taking notes. OUt of a
package cl :IO, how many bad I actually
enjoyed? The answer varied from day to
day. but tt was a rare day when I could "'
say l enjoyed tlroe -and or these only
the first two or three puU1. I took note!
on the accumulation of P1legm tn my:
throat, on the awful taste In my mouth Iii
the momq. I llared at !be yellow en my r. •
fingers. But I made no atlm!Jlt to M,.
down or quit. I lit up whenever I bid Iba ~
impulse, even when I knew I wunai going ·
to enjoy ti. Thel's tho way It Is with an "'
addictioo. MY only JUie w .. not to llDOlt'e~
llOOOnScloullJ. or automatJcalJy. • "' •"
NEJTIIER THOSE words nor any
others that I can think or can possibly ex·
press my admiration for the way Atty.
Gen. Kleindienst withstood ooe of. the
most disgraceful and unfair attacks, for
strictly political purposes, ever made on
a presidential appointee.
IT STIUKF.s ME that we have all been
IO CODC<nJed ...t tnt..rested In alli!n
overseas that one of Ille .....-1
achievements of ' tie Nbm
AdminlJ!nlion has -onrloolred. It might~. ~many Amaican!
to know that the District ol COlmnbia Is
now one cl Ille --In tbt Unlled States. M Atty. Gen. Mltdlell'a depaly,
Progress,_ ~1;1t at a Price
After six WMk1 I r-Dl)'ltlf """'':,/'
tinuing to -baavlly, bat bocaminf • more and mare -.111o ..._ It. M
thil point I ......... I --... im-.IC cept C~/fr<mt 0 1111'1: a mnoker'' to'ftJ ,~
am a nono-er.• Deaplte lll1 •Ml-"' smoking, I waa mJnced of rttl .. lllt.ot•
concept, '!I 1111 1 ~ ta lllte \1111111
R temporary ~ lddleWm." f imowu'I..,
this -rldlculoal, but Iha!'• Ille •• ,.. It was . · ' 1
After lhat ""'-'od, I -It WU only, , a matter of t1iile bercre the lddktlon ,
woold disappear. Each momlni I woul4
as k myself,-110o I want a cia:arette?" I'"·
Each mGl!'inC I would aay yes, and lll)l ,
up. That !lrst clgarelte cl the day wq:.
!be key evlDt. It meant I would ain~,;
•moking Iba rat ol Iba day. • .~:
The 64-19 vote by which Kleindienst
., as confirmed also spelled. in the mind
of every fair observer, complete m :»cation for a man whcr refmed to have
bill pame placed before the Senate until
every last tiny criticism bid been dispeJI·
..i.
II should be remembered that the lcq
lr,quisition which Kleindienst underwent
because of his very tenUOU! connection
with the so-called m affair was Oone at
his own request But what be u\ed~ for
was a fair hearing. What be got wa.s .
week alter week of political fJshing ex·
peditiona, lnslnuations and unprovable
charges.
The vehemence wblcb the liberals
Rlcbard IOeildienst bid • -..-of
reoponsilility for i11iple11BAIJW tho
me-ol a new order In (OVernment.
Be bad DOf Ileen In office _.. than a
fl!W WeeU. before Diet ,KlelMlf"'\ WU
bolng refentd to by bis con.c-tn the
Justice Dl!ipattmtnt • "Mr, Taulh· N
Thus It -that a loolh crime olluolloa
throughout Ibo United Stateo ron -....
into mo of the ~ emio flalllOra
this country bu "' ... Jll"duced. Tbeae are a fl!W or tho ........, 'llllY I am proud lor Arl1ooa and for our utlon
that we have today a IUllJ' CQllflnnod
attorney renera1 by Ibo mme ol !llCh-
ard Kleindienst. '
"W•ll, hi ,,,.,.., Georl'l II you ovar need I p1I , , ."
, BJ TllOOUS DEVIL
E1Cb yur 1n mklJme, a hundred or to
Callfomla -._. •t -~to---. talk about lW!Aapapet -·~ ad penamel,
worry iillolljl ... 11a1e or the art cl com-
"".........., lialen to .... esporls in -·-llldtill!snmade. ',
I made the trip last week ...t found, u
. 'UIUll, IOIDil Jll'OVOC• ~,....... aUve topics up Car
dilcuuioa..
M 0 I t Intriguing
ptrlapo <~ re'd cotta thn!ogh ~gu·
tng about how much
apoce to leave be-
tween liQts in a
headline) was a
bact,around view on malaland China by Nonnan Kempster,
wl>o .......i Ille Prolldeni's Peking visit
for UPI.
Kmlpoltr made one lhllli clear: Otlna
Is Jn rar better shlpo than he hod
believed. And he felt almost all tbe other
Americana comllpCllldents ..,-ood with
hil view~ ... "
No one ls starviJW In Red Chlna. U.U.. lnC ls adeqaale ...i far above the pre-
ll:olid WarJI -· 'nle·ait-an ~. ftll.(ed Ind •A*IUIJr eood
medical -ls anllable. New act ~=.~n:"'~~
-. allond -...... lo all but
military lmtallatlons and DO au.I of
..,..1111p wu even hinted. 'Ibey wrote
EDITOR'S
NOTEBOOK
or photographed what they pleased and
sent it home via satellite.
Kempster !ourid one facet of Qiinese
li£e •lnk>at unbelievable to an American :
Crime is nowexistent. Street muggings
just don't happen. Hotel doors aren't even
locked, so rare is thievery. No one
sboplilta and police are hardly needed.
So anxloua were, !be hosts lo show o!f
their achievesneots they even asked
.newsmen -who had been given a list of
40 notable featur<S of Hangchow -if
there was anylblng· elae tileY!d like to
view or visit. (William ~-Bockley
pucklsltly wrote in "&min Catholic
Qurcb service." He was not obliged.)
In technology, Red Otlna doesn 't ap-
proach the'U. S. When a snowstonn hit
Peking, for example, the Otine.se had on-
ly a few snowplows on hand. But so
spirited are the people that they volun·
tarily went into the streets by the
thou.unds and shoveled them dell'.
Sowlds a little '5 if Kempsle!' 5aW it all
&h:f:oligb ~lored glaues, doesn't it?
MJybo ono cl. those lef~loanlng news
111* 1')11 hear about. Or maybe be was
alnl\>ly IOld a bill of 1oods.
Not · quite. For Nonn Kempster
reported as well on the price tbe Qrlnese
bad paid ror those acbi .... ements.
Aated by an American newsman what
she !loped to beaime. a l>yeON>ld girl
replied, "I wish to serve Olainnan Mao."
In what capadty? "In whatever capacity
he feels best.''
Every single element or the Red
Q).lnese life -fts music, its art, tt1
literature, Its billboards, !ts very spirit -
Is built upon Ille aingle base of glorUying
Ibo People's Republic and Chairman
Mao.
Asked 1 question about virtually any
aspect of. their lives or their nation and
tbe Chinele Produce a litany·llke aruiwer ~m "the llttSe red book." 'lbat book is,
very literally, the Bible that governs the
beliefs and goala of 800 million persons .
Olairman Mao, its author, you see, has a
IJU!e People'> Republic homily for all
lltuaUom.
They dress alike, they feel alike (even
sexual distinction is at an absolute
minimum ) and, most important of all,
they think alike. They are taught to
think alike Crom birth.
So that's the price the People's
Republic paid for their vastly improved
lil!ing atandards, theirlhluslrial growth
and their apartment buildings. They arc
mental prisoners of the state.
It's a hell of a price to pay,
UPI man Kempster was asked this
question last Friday, "do you, all things
oonsldered, think the Cliinese people are
better olt than they were before?"
"What do ~ think?" was bis reply.
His own feeling was clear.
So I conUDJed smoking, but DOW 1 WU' ·J
more mlllnble than f!Vflt. I WIS not only
not enjoytng lt and adlw!y hatlng Iii
taste and ... u ol the stuff, but I WU in• •
violation cl my ..U""""'"'1t. It couldn't••.
go on that way. . "~. ..
AND rr DIDN'T. In another six woeU, r.
my v!Jitlng professorship had npirM"
and I was drivlnc home to San~··
On the IOCOlld day on !he rud I Woke llll!lr.
In the momlntl and Uliod mJ'l<}f tt....
usual questklll, "Do J want a clgaretti?•P ·~
To my el1J1)rise the 1111Wer came out, t.-
11No!" And I didn't need one the rest of ..
that day, nor the next day1 nor the next
-nor any day aioce. ..
All this ~ned In lllilf. My cigarette
addiction wu comptetely out ot my
system. Not evm a passJnc temptation to.
smelt• bas ever crossed my mind in !be
ensuing years. . ..
tr cigarettes we your problem, you ~
might try my method. When the soll-<O!!-,
cept changes, behavior changes. But Iha ·
self""111Cept does not change ... Uy. It
can cbaal• -you open yourself full~ : to yoor own ~ -even !bl '
routine --of llllOtiJW. •• My self.(zoatmont -throe monlh!. · YCllll'll may taire men time -or less.:•
Wlll powtr -'t do It....-JOU have a • lot more or It than I ba... ·, .~
Budgeteers Trim Brown, Re·inecke :
By PHIL HANNA
Capitol News Servioo
SACR.AMENro -Cllirornia's $7.9
billion budget bas apparently been uoed
as a '"hie stick" 1aaU.. two eleeted state
olfida1s Whl are 8Jl(tinl to be elected
1ovemor ol tile state in 1974.
Budget ccdet'eeS llllled the stall of Ll
Gov. Ed 1jeinocke by ellmlnaUng money
lor three ... lstants. '!tie slx"'111) com·
mitteo also transferred several ke1 of·
Cb& admilllstered by the lleuteMnt eovemor.
It Ju.t .. happened tllat the offices
moved -Olfice cl Inlergovernmentsl
Relations, Departmart cl Commerco and
M1ltlclcy Qlcnmlaslon on Marino and
CGutal Rapurces -were Ulos4 which
llft Reinecke his best opportunity for
~op1a;y or his eff~-.. an adll ator.
INSIDERS SAY !lie action wu taken to
blllni RelnecU's effectlveneu becauso he
"lnterfend"' With l,.W.Uve mp.
portlomnent by trying to in.wt the In-
terest of the state Reapportionment Cnm·
mission In the probl<m last year.
At that time both s.n. Randolph Collier
([).Yreka) and Assemblyman Willie
Brown ([).San Franc!Jco). chairman of
both money committees, were aupposed
to have laid, "Wait unli! budget time
n'xt year and we 'll take care of Mr.
Reinecke."
Another vlc!im of budget cuts ls
s.cr.tary cl State F.dmund G. Brown Jr.
Brown was rattling the cage of many
Jawmakeu by Insisting tllat llley live up
to resulatlom concerning campaign con·
t~butinns and Um!alenlng tllat be would
nol certify their electioos.
Because of this the secrc!My of state
l03t a 123,0QO.a.year deputy and a swank
office Jn Century City near the Century
Plaza Hotel.
ASSE~mLYMAN BROWN, speaking of
Secretary of Stale Brown, crllldzed use
of the Century City office two days a
Wetk.
"l llllnk he Olllllll to optnd an his time
here In Sacramento. This ls when! his job
!J. He likes lo be down in Century City
near his daddy.''
Yoong Brown is the son of former Gov.
Edmund G. Brown.
Observers in the State Capitol had
spoken of the "effectiveness" ot both
Brown and Reinecke in rectnt mmtha.
PRIOR TO Brown's election tn 1170, the
secretary of state's office had been
populated by the Jordan family for nearly
60 years. They were a shy and retiring lot
who seldom criUclzed and never movtd
against member1 of the 1 ta t e
Legislature. .
Reinecke. as a former congressman, JS
<lne or the few mm in Sacramento who
has ties and Influence in Washington, DC.
lie was Influential In obtaining lhe $250
mllllon loan to Lockheed Aircraft Corp.,
the B-1 contract for Nortti Amarican
Rocltwell, a lhlpbuilding controet fnr a
San Dleao firm and major por\ions of the
mulll·bU!on dollar apace shutU. JlrGllTam
for Vandenberg Ah' Force Base.
What happens now!
The budget ii In !ht hands of Gov.
Reapn. He CID blue1*1dJ ltmll, Iha! !J, '
l'elllOft oost flcures from .. batlcel. but •
ho to powerle11 to abl!I Ila nrloul
dopartments -lo MDodia Ind ' . Brown.
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OAll.Y PILOT s.odaJ. -25, 1972
Nete Standards
Cleaning Sewage
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By JORN ZALLER
,Of .. Olltr~I""
Cleaning up OraDle Coom-
1)''1 ••&e wastes to meet
tougll new state ·water quality
ltandards Is going to cost •
lot.
ecmructioa of aecondary ~ r.tanls lo procw
Ille caaaty t 150 m 1111 o n
p8-ol waste per day will
OOll at least 11$ mllllon, ac-
cording to Fred Marper,
general mana«er of the county
aanttauoa--.'-
The melatbl -l!llde last weelr Ill a worklhop
meeting of pulillc .._... lo
diJcuu the en~ Jm.
pllcatlons of the dlltrlct's
plans to comply with a new aet
Of stale water quallty stand-
•anls.
The main potnhnade at the
meeting was whatever Is done
ls going lo be expensive and
compllcaled.
"We're ~lely going to
,need substantially higher
taxes." Harper said. "The.only
questloo Is 00.. ·much hlR)l<r
end over how Jong 'a i:>erlod we
want to spread out the costs."
· Oneset·ofprojectlons
'dllci-1 by Harper would
raJJe property taxes for · the
avenge .....,. of a $.10,000
· .. .,. In Newport Beach, COiia
'Mml RIDltingtoa 119ch. or -.n Valley from $15 to '40 per year for each of the
·M>t, tllree years. Th I a
repr esenta almost double the
: present sanitation tu rate.
'HIGHER TAXES'
Fred Harper
wll!les. Under the present
sy!tem, only the water fn the
vicinity of the ocean ouUall is
tested. The new laws require
that the aewage waste Itself be
tested and be within certain
standards.
• Rtqulrements to test for
some pollUtants that : were
never even menU(lned In .,..m0ll5 standarda. Included
for the flnl Ume are lelts for
water clearneas and floating
oils.
11 A political decision has
been made on the baals of
'publfe opinion to clean up the
14 telflge waler we put lnto the
"ocean," said Harper. 11We'?e
•IJOin« to comply with that
dedaton ..
• A set·of ...irlC alloWfble
levels for all 110 p ortant
dissolved mat¢.als for the
first time.
1bere are two basic ap-
proaches for complying with
new standards, according to
Harvey Hunt, a consultant lo
the district.
One would involve mising
tons of chemicals with the
water to clean It. But the
chemical . sludges !bu pro-
duced would have to be settled
out and disposed of.
• "But It Is worth pointing out
that the new water quallty
"iltlndardl are mt based on
tll'lentlflc fact. This Is a whole
new area and hard data Is not
alwa)'I avattsble. Some of the
things we'll take out of the .J.._.,. water could be han-
dled by tbe natural ;rocesaes
' 1 fl the ocean."
Another approach to clean-
ing sewage Involves adding 01-
ygen to It and alJowlng the
dissolved orgllllc wastes to
react 8JllOlli themaelves and
destroy each other .
'nle,new rqutatloos are In
llnal draft fGnn and will prob-
• .i.i,. be enacted by the Stale
Water ReeourceS C o n t r o t
Board In early July, Harper . •kl.
"Thil srocea ii a natural one" u.-uld. . ·-... ' Re llljd \1111~ w,q.t
prohfbly· llilli~
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posed new regulations Include:
e A different approecb to
,, -., the quality of the
a plant ...... ·!be "ftllun\l~
approecb wllliJ> a year lo take
maximum bellent of federal
funds.
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Choose the one
that fits your hair.
And your budget.
One week only.
'Proteine' perm, usually s1s.
Now 9.88
'Triumph' perm, usually s20 .
.Now 13.88
Both prices include shampoo,
conditioning, cut and set.
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spilt cowhide. An
assortment of i • (llhlon colors to 'cl)ooso !rem for
sizes 6to161
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trim. Wide range of
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Sizes 6 to 16.
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•HARBOR CENTER, Cost• Met1. !*Closed 5\ind1y)
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Mesa's Jordan Na1ned
Coast :Assoeiation Head • \
WlllMd T. JOldan, vice< ..Wuled to ~· two y~ mayor al Colla Mesa, has ' ~erlna .,. '6llnley G •
been elected president of the AncWnon, Honcoct-' 'II t 11 '' ,
Orange County Coast >.. JlOllNnl m , Roy B r a d t ,
IOclatlon. Jo~ W. DocRr, Forrest
He wlll be oUlelolly lnstolled DIW.00, Fbln ·~er. ~ r'iFt. to bis ono-year tenn u held Hlrlb, '1llrold lacbon, WUl&ra
'ol llill'lll-YOl!i<lld orgonlzatlon T. Jordan, Corl Kegley, Doi.'
d\ll'!JIC • •d!J!ner m .. Ung In em M+tl: ~~~ early Allpii,' . •ecordinf to SIJpbeil Mlebalee, Lorna OU~ , pr81dent Job n lllilll, R.!. "CUba" Morris,
llcl'l'1>.° " Jomes O'Coonor. Theodore , Aleo ....W 111-mall ballot Robins, Sr. , K e n n e th
Jut weot ...,..blel: Slovens, SlmpllOll, Walter Se b m Id ,
lint Yloe-pfelldent; C • r I Donold 6blpley, Roger Slot.' ~ ~ vlce'praldent: J. Leslle Steffenoen, Richard
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GARDEN GROVE, INGLEWOOD, MONTEREY PARK, OXNARD, SANTA MONICA
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Briton
Concocts
New Lingo
By JOHN ALLAN MAY
Cllftttltll Set.fl<• MIMlllw Servi<•
LONDON-Europe bas a
new language.
Or, to put it another way,
"Europe habo un novo lengo."
What's more, "al can com-
prendar it.''
Th.e lingo, called Eurolengo,
has been inven ted by retired
businessman Leslie Jones of
Newcastle-upan-Tyne.
It has taken him five years
to perfect it, During those
ye81'$ Jones, aljboup he
spooks four other European
languece1 and En1l11h,
wander<d· the ~ ...,.
tl11<11t pretending tor -of the tbne that be apoke Mthtng
but Eurolengo.
,Same people may hive bttn
1 bit taken obaek at flnl. But h claims that taken all
around, as It wu, his new
language had a eomplelt oue-
cue, or 41unkomplet victoril."
It Is virtually bnpouiblt, he
declares, for anyone I n
Europe1 unless perbopa a
vt.a!tor from A 1 1 a , to
D\lluJlderstand )'OU II you
1pealt Euiolenga to them.
'!be first Eurnlenco prlmu
bu been publllhed by Oriel
Prm o( NtWClllle •
. Undlktlon1rContalnlng
25,000 words ii lo _.uon.
1bo 1-U.O · ii ·1 mar·
rl1g1 belweon wliat ii 1-lri
Englilh and ED&Jillh I D .......... . . ..,...._,
All diflieult IDUlldl lave • ~ oWlilnotod and • the
"l'tremelY 'faill loll In.
P!ioDetJc IPlWlll mWI II . ..., to write.
. The whole grammar can be
written on three abort pqea.
. It's the opposite •PPI-to
llillt of Dr. Stanley Rundle of
Richmond, SUrrey. who hi•
developed a fundlmetolly
dlffm:nt s)'llem.
·Dr. Rlllldle un tooeb m un
foreign lingo por 1~ m to
· loom Juit ... t -100 -roeu.
l:.e aecm ode Dr. lluDdlo Is
to treat all Europ11n
Janrueceou-at--
dlaleets of English.
'!be sent facts lmnod -
such u rtkoplzo It Gtnmn
"z" u le "EncJilh "t" -tl
pupil~ Dr. -....... ~-alemaii multo ...... por example.
Das !st nlebt 1ber der
English spelled funny, ugen
Der Herr Doctor.
Le grando troubla, thotJib, Is
to reversar oneselfo • d
englese. this thing lo ton
eotehlng.
Air Threat
Admitted
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
former travel IPr!t h 1 1
pleaded ruillJ to 1 eharff of
ottemf>llril to estort •m.ooo
from lfusheo ~.
After 1-lnc b pleo, U.S.
D!!trle,t Coun J ... <L1n1<! H.
Burke aet July. 7 for ien· tenetnc T<llbot A. Grtpry, II,
of lll•ced. · .
Grea.., wu 1rre1ted
Mardi 38 on J'BI complaints
tbot he mollOcl claeUHecord· ed bomb llrillo to the alrllnf, ~.he .~~ Its
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SAN DlEGO (AP) -'"Grow Ii you lace 10 to 20 years of J:>lego kt Skallng Club. i he a I t h y " a~ I ei't t b J
old rebelliously," advoo Dr. Iii~. '!'he secret Is simple-we I. A&socialel aay the whit .. · psychologlcalw; •1 !t~ ..lcr la .,, r. Howard W..tcott who at 69 them " halrtd Wtl!cott Is one of the retlrement, es co
ri,_ bl -•-••--plan A ~•live ot'Boston Westcott oidesLmen ever to earn aa lDi an lntervltw IDday. • ' .;;;'.,: ~ka"l°::' ~ 1
' wa& 62 when belstarted taking ' strwnent Olght rating. "Above all," ~.~eel,,
After 40 yem u a family ,flying.lessons. 'He l'" about IJ' Is important to "thinll "Growoldrebellt ·
pllyllclaa ,In New Y~ qty, 50 whea be took up skating.
Westcott ntiNd lo 1117 aad Today 'he heads , lbe San
moved to Sou\!Jem California. Diego f'lying Pb ya le I ans
Retiring IOOD! He ......,. Disastir -Squa,d, a group , of
mends thla,pmcrlptlon: voluo...,.wh<>stand reaey to
"Tate Ullom, learn, co,,. fly with medicln.-bag In h8nd tinue ·to .~ Jzf tune wilh to .ahy emer(eney, anc!"ls
young.people. U ,....,. 15 ar seruar ~ of the San
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' CombinH the lnlormeJlty Ol 1~ • ''"'the luxury of plllllf>11J.j;i.1p:t• decorator cotorw. r~v
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··rhis 11nOYnt represents the ~uired mo~ly payment undet Penneys Time Payment Plan for tl\e purch1se o t rWii.i! lttm. Ho~·
Charge will btlncurrtd iftntl>alanet ol the~1ccount in lhe llrtl btlilO; l~pald in fut! by lhtck>sing date of 1htnt1xt billing period,"""'
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Out.uncling graduating seniors-in the•School of Pbysical.sdencot at UC lnlna
gather wiiji professors following honors luncheon. From left. Pttar Younr.'
chemistry; Professor Ray Kume and Wendy Isbell, l)l&themallca; ~ate ~
fessor David Brant, chemistry; Professor Richard WalliJ and Cbarlti Munch,
physics.
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m • n t 1ponoored blll·
bolrd1, left, record the
Ille "1p1n1 of young drug
_, .. They ·ore port of •
c;11h program eg1inlt
oddlctlon In Stockholm.
''N1rcotlc1 took h11 life,'' 1
the 1.,.nd uyo. Above
right, Koos Zw1rt, who
bro1dc11t1 the drut mar-
ket report over • maior
Dutch r1dio station, r•
l1x11 in his home. ~t
Dutch occepl his broad·
c11t 11 if it were the
wuther report.
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By JOHN~ "'Ille IOCOlld thing II~ thal
It's gotten Into aome people's
AllSTEllDM! (AP) head! here thal kid! SU1ped
much more serious. I hardfy
coordinated and fo11owed more
faithfully than lhat ol any
other country, played a role in
holding back the tide.
)!aturdly J p.m., tl1" family in. anything the Establishment
the car. t!ie car , ~ tells them, ao if you aay herol!i tow~ the.~ ~I Zlndvoarl. 11 a bid sce.fe, .hardly anyone
• llrill the car. radlO running will believe you Set up at Christmas 1968
when Sweden began to be
frightened by drugs, the pro-
gram established a
coordinated body coD)priJlng
the country's legaJ, heaJth,•
police, educotion Ind in·
\brOUl)J: tbe news and then into "But if you' give them ~kind of market report: Something they can verify by ~ "Lebanon Red . .W ~ 75, theinselves; like our Price ~ Gold 400 down IO, report • a ·sttvice where you ti or Of! c 01 310 . up l~; can check out the stulf they're
,&/ghanistan 415, up live. . • . _bgl'JU than IOU can be 10-~_t:-~,:t i::""vor~ ~~ cepted' as crecill>Je, JMif.,: lormollon .!'PJ!!;iesi te:.i::r for trafficking were ,
pollco narcotlcl porlCllDOl '\IJJ"
peel 500 j>m0n1 and money sel
aside lot eduCaUon. :
-• .....; thal . · you.hive I rulOOl\111 . e ~china• ~-"«?mes of .tielnlf ~ :Wiien 1"U -ping ou\· el 50 million llf speoll flllol lllil*t ea kJll
•-ertean,. l'llf ,,l'ldlos every y· "1' · , • ·r • · ~ diirtm .. horbontll bat-.. "' • • Dr11P1 "!Ill France? ~ ~-proble!ll,. ,as ""' Freiich • a kttc!mi> drencbe<I T'Y to DqluU>a or 111111t Wr ~ ·~ ~ • umsb~tocaaw.·.,,
·' · lllll~lielng~ed; ~1 Dt, ~ o. ?.!~·
V,ARA -no eight . htld ~,~r ~ ~ru,;
hamburger, }:,,, I .,".t ,-'
It .... 1911 and the begln-
nilll Of Franc9's Gaulllcl
Ullllll\pllon lhll arup ·.wer~
only "'!' !ho ·new borborlans:
and lhlt ·a Jillllehlum ol
culture ·-wa'rd them away from t. Patr i e
llon , Miiii I d> m net ""°"'"'
llllo l>ul ..... ·= ' ,. I •. ' '"°" ~ 111· ~·_L _,_ 'II llOalolllt Plrlf • II "'nn:,., :.;-~ foi\.lllillb·~ mlrl·' Oli~drlflqualloli. "'-~"'! . · ,... F ---' " I loll JOU the hard f""""' ' 11 · • 125 dl1lf blem bu otabllli:ed In ~~a .~and IJl~cllln. Alco~U~ is ~~ • ~ . ·#· · .. -•e• .to lil'llfS
lather]fnd. , .
Tbe noliDD clie•l'bai'd, kick·
Ing and · ~ming In fact,
because !lie. Amerlclns kept
dronlng.og clbcourteously that
most of !lie blroln reaching
the' United ~ ..... proc-
-·In MineJlle, ft ollronl to the !lonor of the French
police and' the aovernment .
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I\ It 11 the llutdt.,,.,, IJl drugs, 'II lbi ~~OD, SIYS /9>relued,7ii»~lh•t ~,our ·lle*la ~d love to !lie family C11 their WI)' to the ltPliJe CCllbls," but that ~ch llld listening to their ouch a decision poaes too ...,_~ m.lfl<p~report m 1 n y problems, Including
tr': ... •. 'IC;,. JIU'· ~i uther. some in!oJuble ones on the
1111. When ~ heard cliplom1t\c level. ,
the Rotierdlm YMCA af· "Our ,..,_. to drugs has gu.i. had pluted 30,000 marl· been to 1vol{ over-reacJlng, lo
-In the city's public avoid a represS1ve mdod. to
, they took It wltb 1 keep lhe question In lhe light,''
' said MuJder. "I think our •~
· . proocb hiS been the right TJFIES FRENCH one.u
.A< for the other two Euro-The commission also found
PIQ... countrlet with real m a r i j u a n a "relatively in-~ ll(O)llenil. ~ ~!J'h oocent" and held that the ~ mokes !he Sw ... es' stepping stone theory by ~ !Del i>JE_morlllles the W/\lch marijuana use ]eds lo
PrenQh, But modi Dulclimen heroin is essentially 1nv1lid.
think their way Is the right When you talk lboul Holllnd ~· • 11! Sweden, Swedlsb lllfCOllcs After I he BeurbeJ:1chten officials go all furiny. 11 Is a
warm-up, tile radio of!ers a cloddish irony liberal ketU•
warning, a word OD what it Sweden calllng'liberal Holland
hears the police are up to, black but lt is a fact mool of
since pOl!lsession of d r u gs swedtn•s speed comes from
lrcJmically r em a I n s a the Netberlarids w h er e ~lhable offense In Holland.:. ~n la. ·i traffic ticket '18ust time at the Haar]~ type Offense. ~outh Cen~r.~ Maybe you d In Sweden, you can go to jail
'-tter cool 1t. for up to four years for
J The show's sign-off is ac-J)OSseasion or s u s p t c i 0 u s
a:impl.nieC:I by a reminder from amounts.
Amsterdam's Drug Informa-
tion Center that it has a P.O. DOWN HILL? , ,
box number Offering a quality The Swidisb' statistics are
control service. You send unique' in· the WOrld !-. even
lamp!es to the center, and it Holland _ :bec"allie they l&w
tUms tbein over anonymously a downward curve in 1971 with tO the -staterun Wilhemina !ewer drug arrests, fewer
Hospital for testlng. Yaur stuff seizures, fewer convictions
(ela a purity rating and a and dimlniJhing 11: ad·
1(tength test that r•tes pot OD ml!Siono. . J •
•*<lie like Jobnn.ie Walker or "Virtually' all our drug -dnacli'1! Club. ' " • arrests I n V O I V e npeaters.
All this with ·Ille knowledge Almoot all the people who are
and lacjt approval of the Involved in taking morphine
Amllerdmn proaec:utor's of-base_, something new here,
~ IOYI Koos Zwart, who have come from the existing
'\IDI lbe lhmr. He reports that hard dnig population." says
the Heallh Ministry In The Attorney General Ads er
1fi1Cue liu -offered his Romander. Jan . Ording. who ~ I 000 gui]den to ,. I he American-educatecl
116Jieog.-apb the mark•! price narcotics chit! of the National
!lllilws for the eq>ected youth Board of Health and Wellm, blnlloa of Amsterdam this blCloo up Romander. ••TJie .,, ...
Barely ,gjz months later,
with De Gaulle gone, the franc
devalued and ~ American
nark headquarters Installed on
the 6t b floor of tbe U.s:
Embusy l!lllOX In P;ris,
France took pas&ng notice of
a coupte 1of its '6wil narcotics
deeth.s: an o.d. in Mee,
1110ther In Toulon. ,
In time, the Americm bat'
terlng had Its efleCt, and "the
French Increased their police
effort. But at the ll8Jlle lbn~
the battering may have been
instnunental In making •the
French more orthbdox on their
own drug scene, beCause the
ofllclal approach to druP,
sounds more Uian anyt;ing
else like the American atU~e
of the middle '50s.
A report by the prime
nilnllter'1 office on drugs in
March, reft!"ing to metliOds
for dealing with Ille drug pi-ob.
!em, oaid: "~ is lhe
essential method, and It is Im·
portant to llrea lis prim;lty
nature • • • informltion can
have wide tffecjiYeness, bU~ it
can only play a rote within
certain limits."
Debate or discussion of
drugs in France barely exists.
Not only are drugs strictly
conlrolled. discussion about
them ls as welt; 'Artlyle L. 630 ot the law of Dec. 3f, 1910 on
·narcOtics provides prison
terms of up to five years for
anyone presenting narcotics
"in a favorable light."
The country's I e a d I n g
narcotiCI lrealmenl e:rpert,
Dr. Cl.ude OUevensteln said
1n in l'ntetvlew that "the
repress ive mood iS
overwhelmlng. The w or s t
J>.'Ychological climate I n
Europe is to be found in
France. l believe this is deeply
involved with the worsening
situation in our counl!"Y.."
OUevenstefn sa'y! !hi lesson
In France for the United
states Is that France has not '*" able so far to profit from
the pollnlul American mistakes
in drugs:· •111ere are two w1ys to er·
p!Ufthla," Zr.rt said. "One,
,.,. -111 lillt I Duldlrlan ~ g"""'ll1 toleraot.
-he lmoWI ... 1" pul -.bod)> In =--=~1:= ---·
aevere ~ CW'Ve has leveled
out. Yes. But why? We don't
really know, and we don't dare
llY !et;•
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on drugs, probably better
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education and Information ore
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••lot of people In this rustle be bu bad to replace • road IDd new oettlen •w•Y
coast loWn don't-Ute 'risllora. • slim In the put six monlho. •"It'• dtflnltoly_pot the !'Ork
r At ~ f~-ol ~-Al>' , '"nley take I chail\ 1aw end• 0t the mercban•" .u..m.u
pareQ.., • eew ao • _..,giy whack them off " be 111d -.., -
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11.....i .., ortlots end fa ....
aeettng a quiet vacaUon. But
the mwes of )'Olllll llO@le
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to stop ll'Owth. fllreod I roclll
election Jut NovtmbOr lbal are new. uilleatecl -. al the local
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Bolhm, 11,h md of a ljfnd-curve ,......,. _ 1mpori..1 w..t.d the ta a r l 1 t
I in' two-~;road 1 ... than 50 , on the treaclierous road. And ·"
I milea notll\"esl of San Fran-steel algns luivtn't atopped ef. 'Brighton Avenue, the main
clsco 11,:fw1et vWag~ of •pee-.forts to hide olile town _ the street, contains enUqQe stores, I taculllf s. But It• torn by vandals ju!! spray the lign 1 • rMlallrlnt, one lior, a I the jQllUJ< of outsiders, many .with paint. P'IGU1 lt«e Ind acorea al
locll chapter of the Marin ment would wrect Bollnu, f'l;>.o1
ean....ntlon League, and she which aho llld Is ''unique
llllnb the )'OWlillen are becaule II fl 1111 al the f.,.
--t. • places Mir I larp dly 11111
! ~ hippie-types, and the • Alllier end Bob Halligan, of lonlhalrtd, unkempt ,_ ~ algn Aleatructlon ls only ~be stato D 1 v 1 s lo n ol ....,. and WOIMll. 'l t:bO most obvious l)'mploo. Highways, are convinced the Tourists are nothing new in ~...,'If. Miller, the""""Dly ~ ~ peraona wfecklng Botinaa, which has long been
"About n.. )'art ago we bas not yel been cleYeloped."
bad Ibis lnfiUJ< of young people Bui IDIQY ol Ille ...,..
and they toot en Immediato "5ldenls of the IOO-restdent
interest in cooservatlon," she . community doft'I abare her
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The values are here every day.
Shop Sunday noon to 5 PM at the following stores:
FASHION IS~N D, N~ llMch. HUNTIN6JON C~TER, Huntin9ton Beach. U11 P1nnays ti111• payment plan. . ·. i . r· . ,
Left Out
This picture of his 3·
yeBl'Old son turned out
to be worth $100 to
Eugene Wagner of Cin-
cinnati. He shot it to
fulflll a class assign-
ment-to depict '1one-
liness" In a photograph
-and then entered it
In the Kodak JnterJla-
tional Newspaper Snap-
. shot Awar d s. The
DAILY PILOT, begin·
Ding July 2, will spon-
'sor eight · weeks of
competitions leading to
the mternational ·snap-
shot judging for · 1972.
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YOUNG ARCHITECT SURVEYS WORK
Jeff Cox, 14, of Ml11lon Viejo
DNlps on Viejo
1Joy Architect
·Demands Parks
By CANDACE PEARSON origlnalty from England and
Of .. ..-....., St•N Toronto, Canada. ,
II MlialGn Viejo could desigh Jelrs lather is a draftsman
llself all over agaln, would It and artist and currently work>
do it the ame? · as an e~eer for Ampex in trol~I !l Jeff O>x wllibt COil' ~~~ l!POnda many oi
"Mllllon Viejo bu done a its holidays touring new hous-
nloe job,•: . the ., If.year-old ing deyelopments In the area.
future ll'Cldlecl concodel, but Jell ls now trying to convince
"II -'t have enough parks his mother to bicycle over to _ or bit enough cmee.,, Lake Forest.
WRITES BROCHURES For illltmK?t, aaya the dark-He hauls out a large silver haired MJnlon Viejo High Sc!lool frotbm•n, 8 develop. file cabinet, filled with sales
-..... hts home bu 2,000 ~= .i..'"w~ th~ .. ~~ homes ...i '"" pork. I written.
Ill ClllO of Jeff'• poper model "S.ddleback Homes " one
tracta of hll "MiuJon Viejo," reads. It goes on to Usi model
there._, C.~ -two par~ types and prices.
and one recreatloi:I center. -Jeff also writes his own
He wants a :•park on e~ery news releases heralding the
street co~er hke gl'.l8 stations opening of each of his tracts:
are now, laug~ his mother, Del Monter-El Matador .mo lauds her, aon'a designing _,' . '
hobb k "In •"-• ul t ,, Alta Mesa, La Morits, La Y 18 ee, g rum q e · PalmJ.l and others.
SEVEN-YEAR HOBBY J\efore the Otristmas rains
FOL ... en yeara Jeff has floOded the backyard, Jeff bad ~ drawing house! and bu.lit a miniature ••Monterey ''deve1opln~" com!n~fties. . Village"' there complete w1th
He and his por'lJls, Maurice ' ihacaroni-tlle roofs. ·
and Patricia Cox, have" lived -The area is now an organic
at their 22745 Alturas Drive garden.
home since September where Jeff spends hoUl'! each day
they moved from Redondo . dtawlng houses and building
Betcll. The !amity l s his Mission Viejo communities
Corps Calls
Hearing
On Erosion
O\lt of paper. He carefully
tapes \hem to cardboard
street designs and draws in
park> and paseo systems. ·
The price range on hit
houses ls $23,990 to '52,000
w h i eh have "equestrJan
units" bordering a golf course.
His mother has already
.. bought" ooe of ~he 1 e
townhouse1.
A public hearing on Newport Jeff ts uclted by his bobby
Beach erosion conlrol projetts for "the ume reason that
wlll Jake place Wednesday In .• IQll!e ltke -l," be says.
City Hall. "I'm Just a lltUe nutUer
Tbe construction ~or·~. · Jhan·moet," he adds.
framework> buUt. to retain He would ltke to see the real
aand, began In I~ lo prevent thing In action and hopes to
beach deterioration 'and future visit the Mission Viejo Com.
work is planned to begin aft~r pany>s planolng department
Labor Day. someday. ·
The 7:3-0 meeting, 'BJ>OlllOred Maybe he could even given
by the U.S. Army COrP* of them some advice. " My
Engineers, will lnvol•e the prediction: I don't I h I n k
plaMed rebabilltatli>il o f Spanish alyles will last much
groins at 4-0th and 44111 streets longer. Rustic . will come
which have deterior8.tM. con--back," he declares.
alniction of new groinr'lt 18111 He ls incorporating aome of
and 82nd Streets and I'll-tbal style In his newer desipJI
ment al 280,000 cubic y'lrdt of lor Mission Viejo, San Pleao
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Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the following stores:
Available at: FASHION ISLAND, NewP,Ort Beach. HUNTINGTON CENTER, untington Beach. Use Penn•"' time pa-,:ment P.!.n. ' .1'-' . I r '
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Barrel bar Reg . $155 Sal• $124
Bar stools with back
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Swivel chair. Reg. $80511•$&4
Gam e table. Reg. $80 Sole $14
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Sebmltz Walts
Board w Decide
On Vote Recount
SANTA ANA -Rop, John --------. G. Schmll!' nqU<Ot !or a r.-
count of votes cast ln the June
6 primary elecUon In the 39th
Congrw!onal Di!lrict roes
before the Board of
SUpervisors Tuesday for ac-
tjon,
U lhe supetllis6ri. ,approve the recount. u they un-
doubtedly will, it coold be a
costly operation to 'Sehmitz
and his followers it the result
of the tally should be the aame
as the unofficial count -
which saw the freshman con-
gressman defeated by County
Assetsor Andrew J, Hin.shaw ORANGE COUNTY
for the Republican nomination ...._ _______ _,
by 2,352 votes.
Minimum cost of the re-
count is about $1 ,600 which
Schmitz must deposit with the
Registrar of voters before the
re-tally begins.
Congreaalooal Dl!tr!et o n
behaU of in'i"1n c:andidato,
Dr. William llrubears. •
Braabeara, •ho failed to file
his nomination °papera for the
office by the deadline, receiv-
ed 6,454 write.-in votes.
But state law governing
such recounts provides that
the candidate requesting the
action may ask that six vote
talliers be ullllzed to speed up
the process. The $1,600 figure
ts ba&ed on four counters. the
minimum speciried in the law.
The winner of l tbe
Republican nomination, who
wi ll O•·po se v'eteran
Democratic Congressman
Richard Hanna of . Garden
Grove, barring an unlikely re-
count upset, ts John Ratterree
who --polled 17, 799 votes. The
lh.ira candidate seeking the
nomination , Donald Hayhurst.
got 12,732 votes.
Should Schmitz request six
vote counters be employed tl1e
cost could run as high as
$1,600.
He has one out. however , il
he proves correct in his con-
tention that the original tally
was incorrect his money ts
returned to him and he is
declared the victor in the fight
for the nomination.
When the congressman re-
quested the recount a week
ago he stressed that he was
not charging willful miscon-
duct against an vone involved
in the vote count.
But. he added, '·the Coleman
\rote Tally machines used in
lhe count have a long history
or n1alfun ctions and
unreliability. ·
"1 owe H to the many loyal
and dedicated workers in my
campaign .... to make sure
that the vote totals we have
are accurate and not the
result of mechanicll or human
error."
Longtime ob$ttvers of coun-
ty elections have expressed
doubt that the result of the
· vote will be changed in the re-
count, ba~ <on pa$t ex-
perience. Thcv c on s i d e r
Hlnshaw's 2.352 margin more
than sufficient to overcome
anv passible minor errors.
The re~istrar's offiee. an of-
fici al said today. ha s also
received inquiries about a
possibl~ recount in the 34th
Doctors Study
Accused Man
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SANTA ANA -Two
psychiatrists have been a~.
pointed to examine a man ac~
cused of sexually assaulting a
young Costa Mesa mother
while her <I-year-old daugbler
lay screaming in the same
bed.
Orange County S u p e r i o r
Court Judge W-.tlliam Murray
delayed the arraignment of
Robert Dempsey Colson, 33, of
2212 C.Ollege Ave., Costa Mesa,
until July 5 to enable him to
study the doctors report .
So overtures by Brashear
supporters may be just that,
inasmuch as a change In the
count in the 34th district ap-
pears very remote.
UCISummer
Stint Begins
UC Irvine's_ first summer
session has enrolled 6 2 5
students and another 400 are
expected to signup for the se-
cond session to earn regular
university course credits.
The first session which
began Monday runs through
Ju1y 26, with session two
beginning July 27 and con-
tinuing to Sept. 1.
Enrollees may take as many
as two courses in each session
to earn the equivalent of a full
quarter's work, a university
spokesman noted.
Professor
Is Co-Editor
TRVINE -A. Kimball Rom-
ney of Corona de! Mar. pro-
fessor of anthropology at UC
Irvine. is co-editor of "The
Social Scene," an introductory
social science book .
It is published by Winthrop
Publishers of Cambridge,
Mass., and presents concepts
by experts in psychology,
socio Io g y, anthropology.
economics and political
:science.
Dr. Romney collaborated
.with Robert S. Browne of the
Black Economic Research
Center, New York: Howard E.
Freeman, Brandeis Universi-
tv: Charles V. Hamilton.
Columbia University. and
.Jerome Kagen. H a r v a r d
Universi ty.
Romnev is a former dean of
the UCI school or social
sciences.
Colson is charged with
burglary and sex perv~rsion.
He is held in Orange County
Jan in lieu or bail. ;==========-I
He waS arrested May 9 and
Identified by a 23-year-old
woman as the man who broke
Into her apartment and sex-
ually assaulted her. It is also
alleged that Colson took Ill
from bis victim's pune.
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Poems Tell
Ahou·t Life
By JAN EDWARDS
Ot Hie Diiiy ,lltl $1tll
"PoUution i& lirttr all
along the beach.
Sn1og 1s s111ok1 that killl
the air.
War is 1nost ly the 1fOht..
ing port of pollution,
Which sn1og and 1molt.1
are apt to start."
Barbara McCoy, wrote this
poem recently during creative
Miting exercises at Wilson
Elementary School and called
it "PoUutk>n."
Classmate David Sanderson,
wrote about the concept of
beautiful:
"Beautiful.
Haµpittess
bie& born ,
rla pphits.s
1vorld.''
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1.'J tht wlu>LL
·Marina CasUllo see.ml to
have found happiness in dia-
covering her ability to tell
about ii. And she titled her
!older or p0ems: ··rhe Hap~y
Stories from Marina ·s Head.0
"It is a thrill for them to
see their poems 1n a folder
with a title of their own
choosing," claims Mrs. Trac-
tenberg.
Jn her classroom,; a bulle-
U. displays !olden enUUed
"The Story Maahlne," ''Bid
and Good Luck Storie.st'' 6 Ad-
venture Stories,"l'1Nlce Sto,...
Jes," and "The Rut McCoy." People are beautiful.
People don't have to
beautiful,
"1 have emphasized ree11nc:
be r tell them I do not care what
they say , .. I can't believe
they gave lhe.,e feeling~ so
Jreely to me ," said .Mrs.
They jus t have to be
t/1emselves,
And ·110 one else ."
Beverly Waterho~se a n d
Kindra Hubbs also wrote
about beauty. Johnny McCoy
chose to write poems about
spring fever and trash. Scott
Hebard found a tree or a for-
est pretty "because it has
colors."
Toni Graham and Juanita
Furrow found raln good for
malting "the world Jook freah
and clean," And Jo Ann Hun-
ter discovered the color blue
in the sky and in "a person's
eyes when they are smiling at
you."
Their classmates explained
their feelings about sadness,
happiness, or whatever they
wished.
While staring at each of
these words written on the
blackboard, a class of fourth ,
firth and six-graders were
asked by teacher Linda Trac·
tenberg to think of their feel·
lngs about them and why.
''T am a real altter-downer
and I bad them sit with closed
eyes and reach inside them-
selves. And I am astonished
at their reaction," she gaid.
"Some are giving vent to
their feelings for the first
time~'
Tractenbcrg ..
"Sadnc.ss is when 11ou
cry.
Roses are sad when thty
are d11ino.
Becawe t/1e aunshine
pour.s hotness on them -
Tile petals foll down
wht:11 tlleu art dru.
And so do ptoptt.
Whtn thtu'rt oaina to
dit
That is what sadneJJ! is
about.''
Laura Ann SRndate, explor-
ed an adult feeling -sadness
-and stripped it down to the
ba~ics she understood.
These students have dis·
covered happiness In probing
and writing down !heir inner-
most thoughts, Mrs. Tracten-
berg reported. And the crea-
tive writing exercises have
aided in reading comprehen-
sion oC prescribed school ma-
terials. · ~
And the students seem to
appreciate the experienc~. As
one student reported to her
shyly, "I never knew I had
this Inside me."
Sandra Carujo and Edna
Fiero showed appreciation for
their teacher in j•People."
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"People are evf'rywhere.1---------------------!~---------------------!-------...... ------------
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Happiness i.J looking at
amile.J.
Medicine
Degree Won
William C. Schleiter, son of
Mn. M. K. Schlelter of 1212
Pembroke Lane, N e w p o r t
Beach, has been graduated
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Milovan Ojilas
YµgosJa,,.
Prisoner
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BELGRADE (UPI) -At
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in the oldest and quletesi
quarter of Belgrade, a slii:i;ht.
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sits surrounded bv books in a
modest apartmeni two storie~
above the street, a n d
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Milovan Oji\as remembers
the old tribal wars of ?ifon·
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his writings after the world11----------------------------.;..-----------• had come to. know Josip Broz
siznply as 1'ito.
NOT AFRAID
"I'm not afraid of prison
any more," Djilas said in an
lnterview. "The seeood term"
-and be smiled sa ying the
words -"was a very peaceful
four years.
"Something changed Inside
me when I returned to prjson.
t was like a monk. I could
have continued to the end of
my life."
Dressed in a light knitted
shirt and corduroy pants.
l>jilas frequentl y got up and
padded about the room in his
sandals as he spoke. He would
pause for long moments. as if
to meditate on his words and
their effect on his listener.
RETAINS HABITS
It ii more than four years
now since Djllas -once
Yugoslavia's vice president -
was last released from prison
after writing "The N e w
Class," "Conversations with
Stalin," and other works
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system. Blit he still reta ins
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he acquired in his cell at
Sremska Mitrov ica prison. -
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spends most of the day
writing. He seldom goes out.
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the United States in tbe midst
of the racial p.nd 1antiwar
upheavals ol I~. Bu~ Piilas,
who was tmp9Jon~~ as a
young revolull~at.1 under
Yugoslavia's Fewar royal
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met in AmerJca.' ,
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I predicted tho SbS Student•
for a Democratic ~iety and
other org~izations like it
would split up. They did," he
said . Partly because of his lec-
turing activiti es in the Uniled
States. Djllas is no loni{er
allowed out of Yugoslavia.
"Only last week , they refused
to give me or my wife a
passport -!or the clglith
Ume," he said. '
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measures are a sign that the
Communist qslem which he
helped organize In Yugoslovta
II decaying. Djllu uld he
btlleves the 11New Class" -
fhe Communisi bureaucracy
-Is nciw undergoing a crisis
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C8rdenas and Jeff Torbors singled to " .drive•ln lw9,runs ..
Rollie Ii'inRera relieved Blue in the
eighth and the Angels scored .acain when
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The 40-year-old· Jilc!bon He I g b II
bou..eWile11 debut In the Nn Yort-Penn
League waa a eomewhlt stormy one as
she .made three dilpolod calls u bue
umpire, one of wbidi led lo her ejecting
Auburn Phillies manager No I a n
Cfmpbell. ' -' ,The rilubaJ1J ca-la !lie top of the
f<IUl'lh ·lnnlng of the flnt (llllle of •
doubleheodei, when Mn1 Gera al. lint caJJe4 an;,\ubum player sale .at aecond
bue, lbelj<illlltk!J .......... l!enelf.
Cllplpl>Oll' slorined Oii! of his team'•
bull .pen· llllll ·followed .Mn. ~a across !lie . field, ·q~ 1)1& ll!Ouis with cunes. ic' . . \ ' ..
'After· Ml'i· Gera 1ave hliil ibe thWDb
and ezplained to him lllO bad . iiiade a
rqlstake in orlgiiW!y caJl\nl tlie playq ,
safe, be lhouted: "Why throw 111e oat
becag.se you made a miJtakel"
jl!rs. Geri!, a 5-!oot~, 131).pounder ·
made two other ca1!s In latef hinlnls t11ai ·
prompled 'mDdei' P"!lesll from bolh the
Ptilllies abd Ille iioo! tealii,;!t!e.'Geoeva
Rangers. · .
·Immediately after the seven-innilu!
·1a.me. Mn. <4r• waited Inti> the·Pllllllesll
club house ,and told team general
manager Joseph MCI>onough: ul've just
resigned froni. ~·I'm~. Joe!'. ·
.)VHh l!ial, Mn. ~ra, .till clail ln·bet
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Chris Evert, 17, of Florida, won the women's singlet In the London
GrU. Court championships while 19-yeaMld Jim CollllDrs of llllDois
,coJiped .the men's crown. Both W<ID tiUe match• in straight sets,
Mfsl-Evert beating Australia'~ Karen Kranucke, M, &-0 and Connors
toppinc Britain's John Pilih, &-2, &-3. blUe mr¢0'1 jllllfonn; strode ·lo'• car
aild WU •driven <Off by frleft<ls:·:Slle> of·
lered DO OQ!lllDODI ~ ~·~<Jlad . I
told M~ ,. • '· R . £·..,n . .. y:~= ~ie.t!Ut .. o.binsan , ·Sars N. · : not Jao. lJ~ New YOJ1< State Oollrl 1 • • I , ~. ..,
o1 · A~~·state'1 ll!peol eoilrt, . · .~
ogreed ..,itb ber·ecntentioli lllOI eotilJUab. I •
ed phy!Ueal ~ta for ba-.if· Whe A k d to C . =~:.r°'." .. ~ti:J••tlfl~d. ~· · n s e . omJ10:i-e -
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LOS ANGELES -· Haviul• played and teams and the -dJvt8ion Cliif.tBut
starred in the American and National now expansion teams like Houstm anol
League, Dodgers outfielder F ra rik New York are IOUd. Even San Diego can
Roblnaon Indeed quallfles to eval ... tbe be loulh ... re1111111ber Ibey won two out
two pro baseball ctrt:alts.• • d. three at Pilla~ 111h ·a ~OIO.
"I tlllnk ~ Natlonol -Leogue lo'.-more "There are no )llllhoven ii! •lhf, Na-
e:lclting.'' he saySi 0 It keeps you on your tional League. .
toes more." "But I enjoyed playing in bolh le&1U••
·'l!io M!yeaM!d ..inz ·open! tbe nrsr 10 · because I love the pme," be adds.
<I. IWi !~ major le&IUe Cl!llll'8igna wlill 1Aakec! how mucll longer he'll play, ht
ClilclmaU o1 tbe NL and while there' lie aay1 two or three years' is a reallstle ~ an lnstltuttm of auccesa.• liiOught to him at this time. 1 ,
'He wu voted cjrt;JJ1MVPIn19&f 'lilleii ~.with 51Z career home nnw, a
: .lleled<Jncy. totbe.'*'orld •Serlellwlth'. rr ', bltt~ avira1e of, .300 l9i: the big 'I I~ •1-111116 to da!e'and Ille otmr dedlls ;ir.;;ey mentioned,TJCioms 'as a
ll\lf&oflre bet to ~ 111 l<iiila Idea la '{} ~lrBall-OfFtme. · • •;.: --·*•* ... t ·,i W~''
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home runa ...i a .323 betting average. n
WU hil fioA of five -1d_d8181CS•
'I1te · ~ l!IMIOll. RoblnlOl't was
even mofe-pC:'Oductive wit.h•s1 homers, a
:.:=~• 21111 hlta ml ·!M r!J!. Yet he . . ~ lo a man destioed to
beeomt Ida :....,..1 teemmate ..:. LA'1'
Jii.,.-y Wjlls ' ' 'Hoimer, he wu'irld<d 'to Baltimore
tn.,1966 ~ prom!llly llllftod 1ean and hoOan I 'llft8t "of ,ac:hjeven!elita In the ~""""'°lo llOCk '4t bOmei>,bal · .JIS and have m 11>1. · , •
F,.. lhat be WU accorded MVP laurels
fur Ille lOQP, 1hia becomiDI the first man
eveo lo !Iii -YaJuallle player in -leot!uel.
'lbll yeer he returned to tile Natlooal
i,..... !ti • Dodp:. "t llllnl: the leque
11~--ttwu-Iwuln
....._ IWi e191lolts .-i· -~ rk.l;did a<ld" will joi~1 816.e 'Of1 ·
Ruth, Ty•Cobb, Loa Gtterlg, stan Mualol;
Honus Wagner, etc. ·
And be will nol be out or place .
~
Prefontaine .
Erases Mark
' ·= Vie DuaJJIJo ,of. Pitta · steals third hue Sat-
unlay at Obica.ao'• W: y Field ·as Cube third, . bueman Ron Santo takes ·• late throw from cati:h·
er :n.jldy ~undley. The Pirates won ·3'1.
•ft before," he atates. '
"You -lo be able lo hr.atbe a UIUe _.. by ,ranm uP .., the expaasJon .. ' • I . ' .
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9 08 Cha111p v aol'ted I 12.2·
CIULLIOOTHE, Ohio (AF ) -Ed Cook
wllhoo thal new fqled track equipmt11t
W come llObl -r -llY 114 YMl'I
... -be wu .. Ob'mplc pole vault lild -•Jot 11 IJ feol, l lnchet. .
OIN!t. -a •Y'C'Old ntlred lll'lller
In --. Ohio bW1, Ued for tha
..... -with American lelmmale, ~ , A.c. G-, ta Ibo 1111 LGndon Olym•
... <f'. ~ •• 1Ult ulld a eom~n, o1d tpruet
J!OJ, In -day1," recalled Cook, a
-~ Olnlll Ualvmlty tractman thal year.
.
"I nmembor I tried my fint bamboo
pole at London. Jt w11 too 11111U, too
light," be Mid. With lm)ftved tqUlpmeol
llb fiberg!w vaulU., polet end beltet
<01cl!ins, pole Ylulten commaaly -17 feet now. Tbe ...,Id record II up to If.
fl!. '
Ha the ftbqluo beloed thol much.
"Oh, MY toodnt,., lf't made all tbt
difference In the -Id. They jllll to out
of ""11 nowaday1. I abould MY I -.Id
have liked to try !be II••·" Cook Mid.
"CoacbJn'1 better too,0 he added.
"Why, my cood! •I 'Cornell knew ooly
dlllanee runnera. Ht eouldn' help mt •I _..wtm, .t aU."
Coot. •llo dflnia bo'(o dfttant nl•Uvo
of Ohio'• 111'11 ,...,_, Edward Tiffin,
rtl•lne all ol. hit rlbbont, trophlet end
medaJt ntepl the mot! pri..t Ont, the
101d medal. . • ,
11'wu tt~·y..,. 1101n Dayton
wha(e c,ot, · ~II and track ot aur1!1JrNB Oakwood &:boo!.
H_.,...,.be)tlll ~ polo be 1lled
to win the med•! •t Londoo oa a nearby
farm be °""' end 1 .......
Daughters Now
Carry Banner
For Little Mo
CIL\'ITANOOGA, Tenn. (AP ) -When
Ma....., "Little Mo''i Cc1ri1111 died ht
ltll, t1!e lmnls world Uld ll!ere would
.,..... be -player like her. Two
,..,,. ~ll(en, Lillle Mo'1 'daugtitert
HY pte'i want to ~· '
Bttnda Brinker, 13, WU eliminated in
~ fir11 maid! ol dvi Soutflern Glrlt
Tenllll dlampionshtpo Jn O!attonoo(o.
But her big slater Cindy, JS, advanced
to the semifinals in lhe l~year .. ld
divi&ion with a victory Wednesday. ·
Both daughters 11y .they want to
dupUcate their mother's grand llam by
winning tile """''"'' lingles titlM In tbe United states, Britain, France and
Australia.
GWC Stru---,
Nixes Offer
Of $2.5,000
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Golden 'WMt OoJlece'• Pat Qirran will
Pn>IJably not •iin wlfb the ltaw1 Qty
Royals this year.
Tb1t'1 the wml from Rotty Glllloulen,
the Royalt' dtlel acout on the Weot
Coast.
"We gave him a fair offer in the
neicbbcic'hood o1 '25,ooo, 1>u1 be decided
he wanted to 10 to IChool inltud," 11y1
Gllhouaen.
CUrran, who wiped out just about evtrJ
Golden West balling record, "a 1
reportedly ... king U0.000. He was
drafted In !be 17th round by the Royall.
CUrran II expected to play 10< the -
Un!venlty of Southern Calilomia nut
1e1son.
* * * ne '""°" "' s.. a.m.;1o•, Jell Duek by .Ille Olea•• -...... week b<lq1 lo m!ad· u -I a few
featl back -the 11f"""9dad pllcber
CRA.IG
SHEFF
•'For me to catch up wilb her would
meon that I'd have to win at Wlmblljloo
and Fonlt Hillil ant yeor," Mid Cindy, ''.R.Wtt DOW' I'm cc:mcmtrating on ttlil
toumament. ---ml ... JS. ao<kmder m-title al a.rtetlcin, W. :v •.• nezt month."
Brmda, who bat been playing com-
petitively tor I ... -IWG yun tdmlta
tfllt tennis must compete wJth hone
j1onl>inl for ber altention ot th11 °poinl.
Wll 111.volnd ,ha a prep CUM witll tltt Tritom. ,
Dallk -oa Ille·-wltlo a -ea IO<Oad bat•. J•I Wwe ..... 111111111
llretcb, --ldl ,,... ell ud fired ,_ lo ...... lo -eat
theramer.
D11et, ,.. see, Is 1mhldextroa1.
MW ~ from· Su Clomtole Jllgb, Dallk played low years ol
Brffbam Y-Ualvnlly. Be reported
to Cld<qo'1 Appl-, Wb. dab of Ille
llftdweet Leope Wedlletday.
Los Al 's ~itt at NAU;
Karella Cagers Loaded
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• DAILY PILOT IWI "'"' :
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YOUNG SPRINTlllS -Worldnf aut under coach Don Kor•ga at
UC! ·are 0nnfe Cout Girls Tracie Club members Sum. !lay, 9,
(fn!nt), llaenl Keoup, 8, Linda Ricardo, 9, and n-acey Hu1ht1, 9.
:_,,,~I ,.·~ ·ctranie c:oa.t Clah ;. ' . ___ _.._._ __ ...;.,...;., .... .;;;,....;.,;.;;,;
'"..... -Engineer 1Molds Eemnle
• 1
• • -Spikers lnw Champs ·
; It'• a malley array ol 1kiNly, muscular
... thal plalll tplked .... Into Golden
°Wiii'• trod lwloe a -k end •wall '.coodl D.on Manca'• tlmple lnatructlonl.
: "Remember to move your mns the
wq I've told you. It'• like hltu., tome-
-... Iha brood be1ket," !be deep
• vok:o uyo u be call• hlt young fl!M!e • ...., to tbolr marb to procllce tbelr ··-; Tbe IU!I foes oll and 10 ttr!ped tee :oldrta dM'I down the tract with 1udden .
Laurie
Becklund ----·--.t.... Wt.WJl.WF ..
year for clothlnl end occuional travel -·· Mott of the firll are YOUDI and nm or
jump In AAU qe ,,...p competition.
M .. y of tbem, like Newport Beach'a
Dtle Keough end H1111tlnilon .Beach'1
Tracy Hughes and Pati JdcJl'aJJ, hlVe
neared or tied SPAAU and nallonal aa:e
JN>UP records. •
Othus, like Jin Stirewalt el Mialoo
Viejo who runa !be 100.yard duh In 10.115,
.I off the SPAAU record, complete in tho
14-17 ctrls' bracket. ,
Jan'• father, Gene Stirewalt ts an
assistant ·coach with the team, who
became lnvo1ved after watching h11 thtH
daughtm, aprinters C'A>rlnne, Mary and
Jan compete in other clubs.
"I dhtn't really want to 1et into
coa~," Sllrewalt Nyl. But I like
Moraga 1 low·key teachinc method!. He
truly. bat !be •thiet1 Jn mind lneleod ol
jull puohlng lier... '
"Mr. SUrewelt, CID I lone jump
again?" a nine-year-old voice 1hout1 from
....,. 1belr OWDfl'I are all members of. aeveraJ yards away. the~ Coul Girl•' '!'rock Club. ,Hit IJllWet lholft be believet In
"Mr. Morig1, my loot got 1tuck," ooe 1 Morago'1 phll0t0pby.
voJce calll hick. "No. Not more than once," he Cills
''I did It, I really did!" comes another, back. ,;•rt'1 too hard ao )'our Youna
more jubilant naponu. bones.
: "You have to mike it lun for the YOllDI
· one.a," Morap explains, phHOIOpbiztng
for a moment about bis coaching.
Brenda U.,,. lwG ol her own horle1 •I
tile Brlnkll' home Jn Dallaa, where her
father, Noi'man Brinker, maintains head-
quarters for a restaurant chain he owns.
11But I lite to play tennil," Brenda uid. "It'• a lot of fun Ind you fll to lrno>t a
lot ol people. I'll! going to try to like
after mother."
Cindy ba1 been playing much looger,
from the time the was?
"My mom nally dido' wlDI me to
play -· -... Ibo lhoulht tho!'o woula be too mucbpre11Rre," <lndy aid.
"I eave jt ..., after a year but 10 many
ol ber frltnds wllo are in teno11 would
come to ooi ..._ Ilia! I usually ......S
up m the t.Dlll eourl onyny. MollJer
decided that 1ince I was so !nlmlted,
Ille would,Jel me co abead llDll play."
So for this year, Cindy bas won tlio
~-V.:Ja!tlman CUp Ind tile Buttaneer Days tournament in Olrpul Ouittl, TH.
~Pls~edil tbelr tate-·1 ....
eourqement and help from their fatli«
for. their ....,.., ao far Jn lllelr young
career.
Altl!ougb Cindy delcribed her father u
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1super<<>01ditllted,"sbe aatd lhe beat•
b1m Nllllfarl,J.
"He lit!po UI a Jot by poinu._ out our
mlltaket end ~ wifb ua. He likes
for"' fl> compete lntoumomeota bee..,.
he 1ee11 Ibey tum .. ._.ibOJty Ind
·be .......... UI a lot," Ondy ..id.
It _, tue mudJ . lmaclnallon to
remsnber Little Mo while watehinl
ei-dauflhle: play. Both -tl!e boll in lo'll'; fut line driv .. 11111 wear lllelr opo
pooenll out IUllftin& from one aide of the
courl to !be other. '
And -.n ~ f<n'an1 1o nex1 week, wl!en Clndr play1 In 1llO first
Maureen Connolly Brink• Jnvl!ltfiml.
for flrla 11 and under In Daiu.
"I would like to will fb~ one." Cindy
taid. '"lllen, Jld like to Win Wimbledon
Ind be on fbe pro circuit. I want to ho
No. 1 -like niDtbei' WU. tf ' '
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¥i. A llh If V1i.iet9 G9lf COllrw.
11Aa they 1et older, the girls can push
. for compellUon. But now track 1hould be
treated like playing the pisno or dancing
-u one of many IVOCIU011.1 1n I child'•
JJ!e ." I Smith Gi~~ri Top Seeding
· Morla• llarted the club, now the only
• prlv•te firl•' !rock orglllluUon in
.• Orance County, nearly a year •10.
· A quaUty engineer with lllcDonnell·
• Do<!fla1, ht hu contacted pareoll,
• l'ecreallon Clllltn, !be AAU, ml othet
-to round up the Iii curnnl • _..,. of the club.
• 'l1!o flrll -tout with the club twice a
weel! lwG bours eocb time and consider II
,tbetr _.iblllly to work on their own
..... ether dayo a -k. ~·. wtio became lnlcrested In slrll tracl: when bt1 d1ughtus boaan
. ampollaf with United Son Ju•n In
, ~-. u,ys hlt club 1uflm •bout • W -I rale of attrition.
• Re ~ flrll of '" ., .. (40 ia the lldill ,. fu), all ablllllel • n d
O'W'n -II. !Mm dlln't ra1be ,.. ........... a !rack, be ~ys.
-..... ,._ •bo,'.11111 0.. ......... fte!I, llloedlf· .. ,,,, .. I:' .... "'~ . . ~-a
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) -Sien
Smith, favorite for tbe Wimbledon tenru.
crown In • depleted field, tllrta bll bid
Monday alter a mse ala days ol com-
petition on Enclllh crw. '
For• men who before Jut -k·hed
lat! played on f.., •I the 1171 Foreat
Hilb tournsmen , that Is ocanty )'<•P•rt·
llon !or fbe -Id'.• mDll lmpor\IJ!t uu~ at lbe All·Englen<I Oub. ·
"Of coune It l1n't enouah, •"Id !be bit
U,S. Army corporal fr<>m Putdeno,
"Normally I like to h•ve two or lhne
,..,b In Britain, playlna on the tourna-
ment circuit •nd 1'•rtning up for Wlm~. Thll yeor II WHn't polllbl' boealilll! Iha Dov!t Olp mutt come .llnt." ...u.. ... with Tom Gorm111 and
Erlli Van Dl1lta, beli!ld Iha U!!IW aatoa
la vlelory -....... flll '°'911 9'P ....... , arr!• II! lltltala ..w 111 • ...,.llll*lllW!itlt'a
'1'81 1111 lnlltl! ... d!l LlllM Ona
O!url dlamplowldpa at 1111 0-.'1 OUb
' Jn whlch to get iccllmoUzed.
Ali the SI contnclod -from World O!ampionsbip Tem1ll will be mllalng -
men like rolpiJll chlmpioo Jobn
Newcombe, Rod t.ver. Ken RRewaU.
AJthur Albe and CUI! llichey.
Smith, who lost to Newcombe In the
1171 ftna~ was !be ol>viou1 No. 1 seed.
The booklet nte b1m en 11..! f•vorlle.
'I'be men lihly to challlllfe hlm -•D
lleded to reach fbe quar1 ... flnata -
Include European cloy court tpodalJt!I
Ilk• 11j1 Nuto9' ol Rom•nl•, M1111ol
Or•ntH of si.1n, ' J•n ltoclot of
Czechollov•lda •M· Alu•nder MelraYIU
of Jluuia. ~
None of thete has Pier proer1111d very
for on Wimbledon frUI .
Deiplle the •beenee of tbe WC'I' flan, WlmW-_.,,. ... bava aQ Ila eld
,,_. Theft'• ' !Int prilt 0( 111.• ..
the m1n'1 linc'Jee,
,,... UI• ha" ........ tllu •
tvw. r~ montbt I .. tiM ''4 ..W.
lo buJ'ol Ml for .. --.
,
* * * °''-"'" Cout College will f!eld a mardling band at football games lhls
fill. And then'• evm i pouiblllty that •
drill team will be organized.
* * * El Camble Coller• feotllall coecb l:ea s....,.. ..... -·-t•• Mtotnpelllaa Coafennce .-el Ille
year.
swearr.,ea•1 21111 EI cami.. 1eam """'
t.red Ille ,_., tari• ~ -
ptoulilp """ _,..... a 1•1 -
.-. '"'"' .i11o l'Mah. IA alM 1e111a at D C-•M, S~
i...,. U. cemptled a '19-11.S .-.
Hl1 "n-U.1$letleno•-I
eo .SweariD(ea qeta llgwll lo bve a
powerMme.
Oranre Coat holla EI Ceml• Frld•y,
Oct .••
* * * Don Mille< ta the -bead football
coach 11 1-Jal Valley College (El
Cenm>).
* * ''* A pair el 1111 H-<loll ... U.kllball
lie ...... lut -.:.. ;i...y p-ad l!lu Jamoo -will 'iiln' hr Moe
lladoriel al Cl! Stole (hlleriaa). •
* * * Golden Wiii buketball coach Dick
Slrlcklbt bat not bad to do a lot ol
reauitlnc llnce tbe end of !be 1171·71
,.. ... -primarly becauae be hu moat
of hll lelm "'-""Jn sej)tember.
So, Oranle Coul-flcuret to gel !be key
freshmen tlvit sre not leaving tbe area.
Marina'• Dean Booden, Bruce Miller
and Roler SpoakJ; lh11tingtoo Beach'o
Tcm Cnmk ml Jim Worthy;
Wat;minster'1 Terry Meisenheimer;
Corona del -· John Summe< end Scott ,camerorr;. Edison's Rod Snook; ·and
8ervite'1 Gary Seymour prohebly will
enroll at OCX:.
VJGNETI'ES ntoM n!E RECENT
ORANGE COUNTY ALL-STAR
BASKE'nlAJL GAME AT ORANGE
COAST CO,LLEGE. Loo Alamltoo'
Wendell WiU, head coach of the vie-.
torious South Cagen, has decided to
make hay while he can.
A Mission Viejo resident, Witt and his
wife will be 1pencling much ol their llUlll-
mor Jn Flagstaff, Ariz., home of 1p1clou1
Nor1hom Arbooa Univenity ( n t e
Arizona state Oollege at Flaptall).
They'll be •tlendinc l\lllll>et IChool al
NAU with Witt, a IOdu lludlle lnetruclor , ·~~
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PHIL
ROSS
el Loa Al, eoinc' oftor ht• M.A. degn!O in
phy1ical educl!tion.
(P'lqstaff, l1Wl1 of you msy recall, II
tile last ploce Jn the U.S. Jmown to
po1ses1 completelr clean air -~
thing whlch Cltllfornla bun 'I lleD
for years).
Witt teceivfld his bachelor'• degree
from Spobne'• Wbi-College. where
be llarred In lootl>all end batketball.
He hall• from Glmdlle Ind attended
Hoovor ~gh In th•t city. . . ,.
Edllea'• R.od 81110k ud Unlver1ity'1
Tom Mlllllnb: wwe tlMI ftnt repre ...
totfvee from lllefr twe Kbotll lo per!Ot m ta Ille alklar beep <oalett.
• • •
H Ille lateot nunon end bemay hold
any nter come nut winter, Katell&'•
Baseball Standings
I NATIONAL LEAGUE
Eut~
11' L -r ... ~ : :
'Qleqo> H 21
St. Loull lfl II
MonlrMI lfl ,13
PhUtdtlpliJa 21 •
Wiii DIYlolee
~
ClndnnaU
JJedtort AUanta
San Diego
San Francisco
• 21
lfl 1$
3$ lfl
23 II
21 to
23 41
Pct. GI
.614
.117 11'
.S71 f
.411 II
.llO 111' •
.. 11\0 ...
.a-,
.WI 1'
.548 '" .484 711
.341 18
.311 171'
AMElllCAN LEAGUE
Delroit
llaltlm!n
New Yatli:· -..
Cleoelml
Mllnuloa
Oakland =..
Aqolt"
Kan111 C!Jy
Teul . ••
Eul Dlvlti.
11' L Pct.
II ZI .f70 n ,. .w ,. • .471
J4 31 .418
J4 u .418
:IO • .»7
Weill Dl.r,.,.
• :IO .165
• lf ·.!IS
It II .1164
JI 32 .f'IS
26 31 .fM
,. J4 •• flS
. DQN LIWli
I
Gii -1
'" 71> 71'
IJ
Sii e
1011
1111
I!
J<niibta have the maklnas ol a l'QUlne cage dynasty,
Already fbe admowleckted ~
·Jn the hlghly«>111petlOve. crestvlew
LeaJUO, the bonter ta alre•dy clrculaU.,
about what coach Tom Danloy'1 Knlghtl
will have Jn tow durlnc the 1171-71 ........
For 1tarters, Foothill's M topliomoro
phenom fn:m last 1 season ~ Jeff
Welshans -already living with bll fami-
ly in the K>tella en~ent areo end ho'•
• cindl to fill fbe -0( K>lella'o
fl?'ldueted 111.c!F cent« Jell Hutton, a
llllll!be<O( fbe North-·· Also, !be mud>bel11'-d Dunn
brothers from Wesl Anallelm bav. -...., pnctidng ·regularly on Kalella'1
hardwoods, thus adding .... furtller
1peculatloo to the enrlchinenl ol the
Knights' fortunes .
Older brother Mike DuM, who'll be a
oeni..-in the fail, hat led ~ &wet
League Jn ~Ing the 1111 two cimpolcna
while the younger Dunn -tophomore -
to.be Rick -was Ille lalk of fbe Anaheim
Diltrict jtmior high circuit Jul ...... at
Oranfeview .TWlior High.
'lbe ubiquitous gossip 11y1 they're
disenchanted with the Western prwram.
Finally, wifb CIF AAA playor of the
year Mark Steinmeyer Jeav;\n( a wide
gap in Katel1111 backcourt1 wilh his
gfaduatioo, one chap ulOd•ted with the
Knight. "" overileard telling a com-panion how much Kalella -.Id like to
have Troy'1 boy wood1r -Mark
Wulff!Deyer.
Young Wulfie is reportedly di1bearten-
ed at the ll(OSpecl of remaining •I bll
current locale-" Flillertoft'• Troy lli&h -
for his junior and 1tnior yean.
. So, µnless the CIF swoops down Cll
them end fmds 90ll\I fishy 1mell In the
wnppings, Kalella'a Knlghte have Iba
trappings of a big/I 1cl!ool coach'• drelDl
teom .
st1y tuned lot upcoming chaptar1.
DIAN LEWIS
1972 TOYOTA ·CARINA
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Try Team
Racing '
Soutbern CalHomla opeedway ract pro-·
motera are beclnnlnc to bellevo that !au of the cinder sport hive bid too much ol
• good thiJW,
'Jl>e mry•man-f ... .ftlmaelf e Ven t I ,
main lealure ol speedway ncllli &ince it
wu revived in the U.S. four yeara q o,
are leavjng them bored.
Raoe after race, it's always the aame n .. or th riders who ... doing all tht
winning. l!<>metblnc bad to be done. ·
So bectnntnr June 30, COiia Mesa will
10 to Eunpeen-style team ncin& to
sustain tht current level ol spetlltor In-
terest, uys Harry Osley, pmnottr of
the Orange Oliinty F~ events.
Teams Cons1at1ni of sb: men and one
alfernate hive already been dlolen by
Osley and tht tlree OClier promoter•. And
It loots like the !lrst balUe will be
between Ventura and C.Osta Mesa at
COsta Meaa nut Friday night. ,
Wearing distinctive Costa Mes a
leatbm, probably with '1 Comet a"
RUDI
NIEDZIELSKI
emblnoned on lbelr dlests Wm be Rick
Woods, S"ve Bast, Larry Moon, Don
Qillum, Joltn Flabbum and Gree
lWerOt. 'll>e ....... rider wlD be Roo
Stewart. "~ team wlD have some olrnng ln-
1lde and ootalde riders," Osley espialned.
"Two leommatea wlD be pitted against
two from the _.Ing team and -· Wlll be qtdte I blt'of bloctJnc.''
'Ille wlnnjng team wlD be decided on
points accured by the riders during each
Friday night race series. First place get.
three potnta, oecond two, ad tlilrd on<.
"We need lrelh llufl to keep speedway
alive," said Oxley. "Now the fam w1Jl be
able to root for their own teams. H we
keep racing the way we have been, we're
afraid we11 lole our !ms fnlm sheer
boredom.''
Next year two more teams will be ad-
ded to the circuit which curren.Uy in-
cludes Bakersfield , Ventura and Irwin-
dale. There is also a poMibility that
British League riders such as Bert
Harkins, George Hunter and Jim
McMillan will be Imported In 1973 as
team leadera, according to Osley.
Plans are to try team raetng on an
nery other week Wis to test crowd
reaction. JC the fans approve, the pro-
moU>n plan to awtl<h to lulJ.scale team
racing. Second dtvision and handle1p
races will still round out each evenln&'•
procram.
* * * Gavin Trippe and Bntce COJ:, tbe two
espalrlate EncJlalm>en frotn Santa Ana
""" brought irnaglnaUon fu motorcycle
journalism and race promoting, hive
rounded up $50,000 •• pru.e money for
wbal appears to be the lllOll esclting
f911d race in ye11rs.
Undaunted by their falbre to boolt San-
ta Anita for an AMA National, they hive
been able to stake out the hltberlo
sacrosanct sports car race course at
Laguna Seca for a race July 22 and 23.
The prise money, kicked In · by
Kawasaki, his atlracted tbe lnlemt ol
all factory toamt Including Eiwll.!b
cigarette king John Pia~ who wlll ftekl
the official Norton enllY with Isle of Man
specialist Peter Williams aboard.
Others wllo ore out to grab the lat
pw"se are Harley Davldaon, Yamaha,
SUzukl, Kawasaki and BSA Triumph. The
new 7SOcc DucaU twin, ridden to a spec-
tacular win at Imola, Italy, by Paul
Smart Is also llcheduled to make Ila
stateside debut with former Harley
Davidson ace Wall Fulton, Jr. aa lht
pilot.
"Laguna seca wlD aort tht men fnlm
the boys," say1 Suzuki team rider Ron
Grant. 11Jt'1 not a course where
horsepower will win you the race. In fact,
unlesa you can handle It, too much power
could be an emberramnent .., the tight
turDI and blind sweepe.rs.''
Located m the hetutllul MMtertY
Peninsula, a lb:-hour drive from 0nnp
COUn!y, iAIUlll 8eca la known U I rid-er'I tract, 1feuurlnl mly I.I milet, It
contains virtually no atralghta and an ln-
c:rediblo downhill aerJea ol off-camber
turns known 11 the 0 corkacrew'' amq
racing flllS.
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Q itrry Brothers
Battle Big Odds
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LAS VEG~ -Tho Brotbon Quarry,
a cou.Jl]e ol touch but hat'l>Y Calllomla
lrislunen, batile aplnll big odda and a
pair o! ru&ged foes In tllil rambling
capital ol the United States 'l\Jesday
night.
Jerry Quarry, the older and b .. lrier o!
the brothers, IQU, ap.tnst e z •
luvywel&bt boxiJW champion Muhlm·
mad All In a lkeuttd 'acriip; brother
Mike flgbja for the lJchl heavyweight title
aplmt Bob F08ter In ~ bout ICheduled
for IJ.
Odda againlt eltber ~ were unof·
llclally quqtad at f.l at men and even
tbou&l! 111D1>Ung In Nevada ts Jegal, there
appeared iq be no lillb !or wagering with
· All .and FOiier aucb prohlbltlve favoriles .
~ Promotton of the bouts has stressed the
Quarrys are white, All and F08ter black.
"Quarry will be IOl'I')'," aays All, who
belt MacF01ter In April and Gec<ge
Otuvalo In May In a fight•-montb
echedule wblle awalttng a return match
against champion Joe Frazier, the only
man to beat him.
All stopped Quarry In 1970 in Allanla
when the Irlsbman suffered a cut over
his left e,.. ·
"If there was one thing I learned from
that ftgbt, it wu that I have nothing to
fear fnlm blm," declared Jerry. ''The cut
wu a fluke. You can't believe bow
unlucky I am at times."
Mike Quarry, just It, could become the
"'""""'~chlmplonsbouldhe
upoet FOiier, who bu '°""eaaful\y defended bll crown I rocord nine tlmts ..
"He'a a good puncher and a alow
thinker," the young cblllenger uya o!
the 31-yoar .. fd Foatar. "I'll juat hive to
outspeed him one way or another.••
Former Champ
Dempsey Still
A Celebrity
NEW YORK (AP) -'Ille once jet-
black hllr bis turned gray, bis panther·
like walk has lost some of it.a quickness
and it bu been 53 year a ·1ince he won the
belvyweJ&ht chunplonablp, but J1ck
Dempsey is still instantfy recognir.ed
wiler<ver he -· , ,AdmJrers of all> ageo gather at the
Broadway .restaurant which· bean his
name. hop Inc for a Jllrnpoe ol the.
Mana111 Maulet whose two-fitted bob / and weave style captivated tbe aportJrc
world durln( the Roarq Twlllllas.
Money Is big for the card wblch will
have lnttmatlopal cl oaed-c lrcult
lelevtston and !or which the promoterw
hope to lure a capacity tfron& ol 7,IOO to
the Las Vegu Qmventioo Center. All
WU guarmleed $11J0,000, Jerry Quarry
$1!5,000, Foster ll0,000 and Mike Quarry
$35,000, I
Whetber the promoters come out lhead
depends laraely M the theater at·
tendance. E'ven though the m1ln Ooor of
the coo.ventlon center has been acaJed 1t
1100 per -1, the live audlence caonot pay
the freight.
The figbtff'I hive trained In unusual
1ettings -AU and Foster 1t Caesars
Palace ind the Quarrys at Troplcana,
both plush hotels replete with gambling
caalnol. Celebrities from t h e en-
tertainment field have watched them
work .
For once, All makes no prognostication
ol ~ outcome, · ei.cept to aay em~
phaUcal\y that be will win.
"Quarry ii a bard hitter, a counter~
puncher and be can move," says the ez·
champ from Cb<tty Hill, N.J.
For his part, the elder Quarry, 'ZI, and
three years junior to Ali, asserts, .. I'll try
to put on a little more pressure and get
closer to bim than I did tbe first ume. In
that fight I hurt bim with a left hook to
the stomach In the second round."
Scoring will be on a five-point mUst
aystem with the winner of each round
collecting five pointa and the looer lour
or Je11.
Scaring will be by three judges with the
referee not hlvtng a vote under Nevada
r.gulatlons. Waved will be the rule en· din& the fight II a hoxer la lmocl<ed down
three times In a single round.
Foster's record stands at 47.U, Mike
Quarry'• 11&-0, Jerry Quarry's 3U.f and
All'• 38-1.
All wlD bold a 20-pound advantage In
weight at about 217 pounds. The light
heavies must weigh in at 175 or less,
F""ter especta to he clme to the mu·
!mum with Mike Quarry a pound or two
lighter at the Tuesday morning weigi>ln
Ali and Foster have reach advantages
-3 and I lnc:bes respectlvely .. ver their
California foes.
"Ria: best bet is to keep running," says
Foster of bis: cballenger. 0 ll he bas any
1ense. that's what he'll do."
"If be thinks he'll take me 'out in 5 or 6
rounds, he's crazy/' declares Mike.
The Quarrys fight with dUferlng styles
-Jerry the harder puncher and Mike the
boxer without that single lmockout punch.
And paradollically, F01ter alma to
move up at least once into the
beavywelght·dlvtsl'!D-against All.
,. "That'• where the money is " the •· ·fool-3\!o 1berl!f'1 depUty ,,.;., Albu·
querque, ~-M., declarts.
-..-25,1972
FV'a DANNY HASKELL WITH CAGE TROPHY.
In Junior Olympics
Young FV Ca.ger. Stars
He's a lltlle abort as besltetball players
10, but the &-ll% cmter fnlm Fountain
Valley nabbed the tlUe of most-valuable
player of bis division Iii the nali<lll
anyway.
Hts name Is Danny Haskell and his
division in AAUbasketball is the ll·year-
old age brackel
Danny led his team, the Mont.rey Park
Monarchs, to the naUonal championships
at the lirll amual AAU B11ketball Junior
Olympics In Poplar Bluffs, Mis.Our!, last
weekend.
'Ibe team won four games. including a
61-14 vlctocy over Poplar Blulfs In tht
final row>d, to claim the national title.
And when U.e Monarch's star Cftlter, a
student at Fountain Valley's Harper
School, arrived home, he brought with
him a eold medal fer the team cham-
pionship, a plaque naming him All·
American, and an eigh~pound lrophy for
the most valuable 11.year-old at the
champioashipo. The t 1 l lest ll·year-oid
there1 Danny shot 50 percent from the
fioor and from tht free throw line, Md
averaged more than 20 rebc/Und• and 21
polnta per game for the Mooard>s.
At a member of the All·American
team, be alao wa1 selected to represent
1he Unlted Stalea at tile world chlm-
piomhlpa In Spain tbll 1ummer, but will
be unable to go.
Danny Is two days too young.
The son of Mr. and Mra. Eldoo Hukell,
Danny readily admits he was disap-
pointed at the technicality which pro-
hibits him froi:n traveling to Spain, but
hasn't let the disappointment dampen his.
enthusiasm.
"I want to get a bask~ball scholarship
when I graduate from high school," Dan-
ny sa)'I. "The AAU national president
1okt me I wouldn't have any problem if I
keep playing the way I am now.''
And lfter college pro basketball is next
on Danny'• ll&t of priorltie&.
He wants to play on the Lakers. team
ol his favorite pro player, Gall Goodrich.
"I like the way Goodrich brings his
arm over his shoulder when he shoots,"
the young center explains, saying he
would like to incorporate Goodr;ich'a style
into his own hook shots.
But Danny has other things to do
besides play basketball -he's also a
quarterback and tight end when football
season cornea around, and plays center
field and flnt base in Little League.
But buket.bail is his favorite -"I
guess 'cauae I plAy it a lot." Danny says .
Volleyball
Coach Seeks
Olympic Job
Who la Chuck Erbe!
Chuck Erbe la l'I,. craduate ltudent 1t
Cal State (Fullerton) and a nailvt o!
Kansas and Oklahoma with com 1 .... 1
hilt Md e)'Olulloa to prove I~
HiJ 1U,btly husl:y voice ~
lrimsol! by whit he lnlendt to be, ntber
than by what be lJ now, however.
"I want to be an 01Jlllple tOlle)'blll
coa ch . . . I WILL be an Olympic
volleyball coach,'' he says lhyly, wltb a
alight drawl.
An Anaheim mldent. he la worldng
with a core sn>uP ol &iris fnlm Mll'lna,
Laguna Beach. and Orange Cout COllece
-"All outstandlng athletes" -who he
plam to develop into h1s first AA team of
11ational stature.
He la somewhat hesitant to predict 1uc·
cess, however, because of P1>3Sible skep-
tic reactions by volleyball autboritle!.
Who wouldn't he skepllcal! Chuck
never even touched a volleyball until be
started playing on the beach two years
ago.
But hil aapkations aren 't pure corn.
They're ao real that just by listening to
him talk volleyball, grin volleYball and
exude volleyball from every pore, you
don't doubt for a moment he'll make tL
"I've never been IO turned on by
anythln& In my me." you hear him .. y.
••tt '• the flnt tblng' I've ev• been in-
volved In !htt I spent an entire day Jn
and sUU wanted more."
Entbttllaom will make up !tr the fact
that he -~ • (rel! ~ -· and bis had relativtly llntittid nperl<nce In
coachlnc, he feels.
(He toot up ~ undar Toay
Jlapn, a cmtrovonlal. COldl Ill Los
Aopleo 1N1 IRllllllltf, ad ... 11U
denlaptd llap.n'• ........... "'°"""11
leclmlquel on his own.)
And he'• trying his t•sw1n1 from the
elbo"' tben snap with the wrllt" spike
and hll .. whole body" overhand set -
along with other new technlquea -on his
core group girlJ.
He b;ls succeeded In rubbln& off much
of hiJ enthusiasm on MM'ina'a girls'
coach, Leslie Connen, who will help him
with a unique development PJ'Oll'UD this
summer at Golden Weat.
The program -which Is open to any
girls who want to join by the way -
centers around what Chuck tenm a tot.al
trainlnl Procr•m.
His &Iris will work on IY""'llllcs. jump rope, ballet and dance movement,
physical condltionin& and every type o!
other tundamental which relJ.tes to
volleybtll. ·
And he plana to be the total coach to
direct hla total tralninl pt'Oli'am.
He'• studyin& not only coachlnc lechnJ.
quea and varletl• o1...iur-e, 1ntav1~
feJib/llty Md ~ ~· but the
related 111bjtctl nutitltat, logy and
lnJurlea, body lllOVWllen and poup
~· Some peer through the window•, cran-,
Ing llle1r necks for a loot. Olbera Ill at
the bar lllll'ling a clrlitlt pd cut quick
.-al lbt bdkiftl flpe OClCllpYlnc I
table _. the entrance.
Gntpln( me!llll and nlJ>kins for him to
alpt, !ant wwlt up the courage to ask for
an •utocr811h. Dsnpsey, a warm, aincere
man, la only too wllllng to shake a hand
and aay hello.
Vacation Time ... Wagon Time
He celebrated his 77th birthday Satur-
day and the restaurant ls now !be biggeat
port of bis life. He spent most ol the
fortune be earned with bla slashing filll,
but be alill bu the memories end an
army ol fans.
His -1arlty trwcendl any genera·
lion gap u young and old lhsre a com-
mon admiration for the t.rmer dwnplon
""" gave bollnc Its lirat mWlonodolllr
gate and -ucitlng style re!lec:ted
an era of wild abandon. He 1Ull l1 ·''The
CWnp" to-1e ol 111 backii!""nd•·
&laxq In his restaurant, Dempsey
talked about himself and boxing.
"Woold I do it again!" he asked in
response to I question.
"SUre. I loved it. Boxing was very good
tome.
"I'm sorry lo see how tbinp hive
changed, thouch· The small club1 have
died oul and there aren't that many tilblen w!to keep active. A fig!Jter bis to
hive a plact to atart and a place to
llnbl1. Since lite llDall clubo have disap-
peared 11'1 hard for I boy to get
background and experience ...
Dempoey's early years In boxing were
hard. He rode <lolorado fre!&ht lrailll
ln>m town to town In Hardt ol bouts.
ll1ten be couldn' land a mateh, he chop-
ped wood er labored In tht mines. Soma
of bla pursOI were as little as IUO bul he
never loot faith In blrnsell.
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UC lrvlno will clbnu lht 1171 walj!r
polo ..._ with homo 1amea In Newport
HOrbor lllch llcbool't Ol1DllJfc Pool apm.t Ua.A (OcU7) and USC (Nov.O
It ... ..-bn lltla -t bJ coadl
F.do.'!:~-~c Inlnt.,.
country team will opmi oompetlilon at
Cal Lutherln College Sept. 11 In I trlaftl\llar meet over five miler with a
dual meet at· the Unlvemty of Nevada.
(Laa Vep1> the lollowlllf Saturday
precluding five ln•itatlonal . meet ap-. pea.ranees.
Becaute of weather coodltlons In Lu
Vegaa. the dual meet will atart at 7:aD .
o.m. with all otller outings acbeduled for
10. I
"We wlD pi.J all bul -ol our lmla
•ater polo pmes In the Newport pool ln-
ducll,. our to.imamenLkl get the 111• Qlt i started," a bappy Newland said. I
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... do DOt ~ at bar ICbool.''
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• ,,,. :;:;._ ,..., 1C1119 ....,., aw C111i1 Don De Noon, head coach ol c-· ooun''" "'"-r Linda .. • .., I.vet, '*· 1111 '"" ,....... "4J • -... ·-,."'~ ... :-.---· .. ·~· the IO-all'l track club, the Long Gmn;-and ... hi.5 new wife, a ...... :1-01M Lid, s-61"" Beach Comets, officially will distance runner Sandy (Dean)
11• smk. ,.i. tn• resign July 1 to develop his DeNoon. • .=~°!~ c~~:;._ •:v,:.ia;o..1 .,.,,, owrr tlub in Orange County, DeNoon believes some of the
u.......... DeNoon told the D A l L y g1t' ls, Incl•"''•• so-ol .. ___ ' 111• v.......,. tt.• ~ •·• PILOT -.. ·-•-"""*' eat11. J , W••• •M '-'° · · hi! coached a.s di.stance run· , Jri,:.s~ ~~~r._ 2·• The splinter club, named the nen, may have decided to
Aho • .., -11111 '• tur11, Mv w1111~• Blue Angels, will be centered stay with the Comets because
Wllllff. ICk•HN, GcwlM Wl11. MIM '" Gr..,tte. in the Hunt ingtm Beach Foun--of the financial backing the
.!'.:.~ -Molr1' 1e1111-.i -' tain VaUey area and is «pect· established club offers the
TMlllD llACI. "'Ylnk. , v••r °"' ed to begin workouts at Golden girls.
:;,::,::::~: :;:,sz=-:, . .-,_ .. Weal College, July 5, accord· The girls need the financial
Mof9flt, o. An1-, ... '·" ing to ~oon. support of the club in order to L~ MJ~ .W'm.~· ..,_, 2·• 'Ibe -diStance coach listed go to meets such as the na·
MM '"' -AH11t 1t.u:11 ... ,...,_ differencea of o pin i o n tionals in Canton, Ohio next QwM, Ooet.ce IW, ,_.., Trtui.lt. ,.. .-r•kllel. regarding coaching programs week. he said. "°""™ •Ac•, ,,. r.m. ' v"' with athletic director and OeNoon for ....... • few rman-.... • \lilt. Cl•lnlkW. l"vl'iit 1:21•. ~ '"-v'NI"•· o. KllltM •.Jll a.• 2.611 sprint coach Ken ~. a.s cial problems with his new
Tiie etiurl. •· ••*-'-• 190 the reason for his resim .. :•tion. club, however, because nearly TM Vtrllt, ll, Ad•lr J.ID --TlrM -.a a110., "It isn't a bitter thing, all of the meets the girls ·will w!'~~ ·im~~!.Z 1::'~ ~~, though," De Noon stressed. be going to within the next
• su1tcMd -""'· cu~ . ,._•rll "I'm a person of very strong year are in S o u th e r n
==·•Act. w v•rds. 3 n .;old• a. opinions and so is Ken ••• It's California. ;~~'fi: ;~:~n~.!r;:111 perhaps something that hap-He said the club already has .
111 YllDW. ic. H•rt . s.oo ·2.911 pens to an organizations.011ce the ass istance of four coaches, Junklr Mw ..... D. K1111111 2.io they get to be large.' Who will work 'with the girls in Tlmt -.17 J.11. H" .crfldlel. "I just simply told the kids short events, hurdles, and age
SIXTH 1tAc1. l50 v•rth. t v11r olds. l'd be working out of Loog group e1lents. AllOWMC9. P'ur1t U2(1D. , ll:tbtl Don, c. Sm11t1 31.IO •-• l .41 Beach State if they wante$1 to He expects to develop 'the
lUl'l'M SllMI, (, ,.,,,,., I.to 2.211 'th 1 • I . t' Atn1rtco11 Drum. o. AJIJ'°" · 2.to stay w1 me as a coach. I c ub into a arge organ1za ion
Tim.-1.1 2.10. thought it would be better if I Of 80-100 members.
Sattdltd -Alllr1 l•r Go. ss EX.ACTA 1-••1191 oou • J.lvrrn11 sim pJy . Jeft instead of causing "The Blue Angels will be a
S11•11• ""Id WG,jO, dissension within the club," he very competitive-type club."
s•Vl!NTN IUCI. 110 v1rd1. ' Vtl r explam· ~. h 'd "Th . ,_ ill ·-olds .. Ufl, Allow•..u. ""'"' IUOO. ~ e Sal . e gtr~ w Ull;: ::~ :;..~,. ... M, •·• ::: t: About 10 girls followed him working hard -even the
Dt-Mttk. L Wrltflt •·• when he left the .. Comets, younger one!!. I believe if they
Tirnt -..as .._1'· DeNoon said. do well when tbey'n yN•••, , N• 1er1tdll1. """"&
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12 MONTH LABOR & MATERIAL GUARANTEE -
HAIR REPLACEMENT CENTERS
•••NTM uc•. "41 v.,q. t ,..., old•. Among them are U.S. record they'll work harder later ... = ~ n!:i:· Ttie L• ALMiiaiiJ.holde~~r~fo~r~the~~ll-~13~a~g~e~grou~~P~~I~re~a~ll~y~feel;~·~u~CC<SS;~b~r~eeds~~~~~;~~~~~§~~~§;~~;~~~~ • •lib"'• MM!, J. •~r11tSM ,,,. '·'° in the mile, Mary Deckt;r; top success." ~ ll:odr;tt, It. AHlr 2 • .0 2.211
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·young Grog Jacobs (15) of Ashtabula, Ohio,, proudly .displays .a 53l$1"!und·white .
'H& :bau be caught wblle·fishiJlg on the half-day boa'l Newporter .oUt of Art:s.'
11!.a1uling tbiJ week. He i.!·ahowo with hls hos4 Ha"' Shand of Pomona ·at. the
we.igh·in. · ' · · · · '· '' ·'
Cohan Leads
Qualifying ' ' I
·Mw.ion Viejo Trafmpks ·
Legion B·aseball ·Foe, 12-3
SAN FRANCISCO ,(AP) -
Dooald ·Cehan rt Philadelphia
WOO his third ltnJgbt nee In
the Dl'.agoo .clasa at the U.S.
Olympic sailing trials aner a
three-boat collision.
A boat piloted by A. E.
lllchie Rommell had• an easy
IJmel .Jn pltcblni. a complete
iipie1 viptory for thtl, itfiaslon
Vltjo American t e g Io n
lloooball team Saturday, a U'.!
tr)Umpl! over hoot Sonora, lo
h~ight ana acUon.
Ip other garnea lnvolytng
ara teanis, Newport Harbor
de!Nted 'the Fulhrlon ::!f~ ~~ ~o=.i:~~
IGm lo Santa Ana, 3-1 aod JM;
ud San Clemente lopped La
Quinta, 5-2.
lfl!IJon catcher . JI I ck
p_.,.i was lost for th,.. or
fall' weeks , when be roquired
olitcJ/ea, lo cloae I aplll IJlllldle
l"!fer Ql1 bli rieht band ,11fter a fi>al Up lnjund the hand.
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Newport· lost .•· he.art · ,!~~:,:ov.~~•>
breaker U ' Rol:er Rismuiien · t11 r '" rt11 ttruct out -eight baftm'lahd P'tm•I-,,.,. ' J 1 2 0 1. Lucclltll, ~. lb 1 t e o Iimited ·Fulletton to seYfil ·Mll c:.rroll, 111. u 2 1 · 1 o -~" h' t ..,.,,_..,: lj:lll"' 2b 1 0 • 0 wuue 11 ma es wen•-·-· HW11M11, rf' · · ., • 1 1 ~ eight. V. luccllal, cl 3 I t I
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for, a 3-1 win over Fctmtain Tot•11 22 • ' 1 SH!'t .., lllfll• V,µey. In the nightClp, a r II I seven run aixth 1 .... 1 .... ended s.m• A11• ,,, m-11 10 1 lUlJl.U5 '"""''111 v.n.., ooo .._ _. s 1 the day's actk>n with Santa s-. 11r 1111t1""
Singer of Santa Barbara, col·
NIWPOttf, (JJ lided with ~t!le Dragon of NeW '"'""'Ori 'B : ,..,l'l'•n .. 1b , o o o eans uddy Friedericks, """"'rt ' ',", '', .. ! defending gold. med a·t is t. •• O..ri.,Jb -Fr'-' Kubt••· i:: _. , 1 2 ,1 , l.:u~ks' b>at spun about ~:.~~... .. . ; : ~ · ! And ripJ)ed e tbree-foot hole f:d':.'-~ 1f .~ , o 1 o between the deck And hull of a
J. DMo. 111 :·::: boat lllled by Robert
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by doTomaso , , • Imported for Uncoln-Mercucy. Italian
coachwork created by the brllliant Ghia StudJoe of Turin. Ford d ..... ed the 351 CID 4Y. Y-41 encino-Foar -I bf--
depenent 1U1pens.lon and mjd-chlp enatne ~t. J'fvW•
speed rear bolr,, full,y 1ynchr0nfzed • • • ·
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Ana winning, 15-4. 1<1111trto11 Dodotrs n1 tot ~ : ;
'feslmWrter. boasUng a 7~11 ;:~-~...,~~"~"~"'~'~"~''"~.,.~~· ~'~' ~~~~~~~~ record, was Idle Saturday butli
wiU pu\ its record on the line
tonight at Anaheim Pe&rlOll:
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BOWARD L HANDY where he was a successfuJ °' .... Dalb' '1 .. 1 St•tt higb school and college clnd.i. ~ Southern Ca lifornia coach? T ciii\lele or c..ta Mesa fields "I got tlr<!d of all that ~ l~ first track and field team and snow· up there," he 1ay1. ~ several years next sprlog, "lt is bild enoUgh to have th
tlii coach will .be oo !amlllar i;ontend with it In Februarl
&ft>unds. . but when lt hangs on through
'Jim crumpton once at~ April and May, that's toO
tended SoCal College before mucjl. It might be dmerent '
\' m'itricu1ating to S o u t h e r ri wilh a sport like basketball
Oregon College and eventually that is played inside but track:
the Utti•etstty of Oregon. is an outdoor sport."
Sine, ~ recent hiring, Crumpton attended Glendale
Cf?JmftOn his been actively Hoover High1 School before
qag<.l la ....,rui!lng athletes matriculating to SoCol College tcf the team but he isn't for a brief spell and was 1
tttoWinti back any left-overs coinpetitpr in the 880 anrl mile.
who blpp,en to be atlendlng Does this mean he will con-
cllsses ~ ~ Vanguard tn-centrate on the mid 41 e
1tttut1·on. distance races!
'.l'ar-from it. "I really don't think so
)Yodng Jack qausey Is ooe of although they might be m~
t1*e he will fnherit. Causey first love," he adds. ~·But· yoU
b. jdmped over seven feet on have to be a jack of all tra.de'-
!!FCasions and what 's more to coach track 8.nd· field
I · rtant to Crumpton Is the athletes." 1 )
f t he has two years of Did winning the Orei;ton
e ibility remaining . state prep track champlonshl'D e•S a good one . '' rank as his hi g 'hes t
mpton says, then adds : achievement?
's a1ways nice to pick up a "It's always nice lo win bu~
of this c11.1iber ." 1 think it takes more to put
1 ile he hu been actively log~ther a winning dual meet
~aged in recruiting athletes team. In the slate meet. one
f..li; the SoCal team as well as or two athletes can do"lt for ~hi ' d (you." clritrling s course as ean o ntn at sec. crumpton is also Crumpton was an assistant ccfjntzahl of another silua-coach at Medford High School
Utn. whhen 19680, Ok!ymF pi~.~~h jump
r,r_erbaps my real interest c amp tc os ....... ~ was 1 UeS 1R girls or women's track sophomore. mid field competition. It ts the "He couldi'l't get over W as
f8itest growing sport in the a sophomore," Crump t',o n
COUl*1 and we are actively re~aJls. "Then he startee,
reduttlng 1trls !or I team doing t\Je.,flou al)d none or 111 h<re~ ii llOulhem C.li!ornla had the brains Id aee It. We Col)ne.~' . , all li'lej! 'tO discourage him ~pion spent the past few from -g I\. ,
days In Los Alamos New "He dfit 6-8 in' the stale·meet
l\leidcO ~t ihe NoUona\ A~I/ to win lht\ chamolonshjp and
ahd bltmplc trials meet for Y?U 1 know what be has doOe
the ~irls i>entathlon and has an l!l~ce then. , .
odt11tandlng wformer ln to'jf NQne of us can take credit
...J Rose Mll'le'Glrberl. 1 for hlB ~•lol!'"ent. howev.r.
Why did enimpton declde to He taught 'himself all ihe
retur n to the sunny climes of way." Southern California after more _ cnunpton ~as 14 ex-studenl!!
than a dozen years ln Oregon in the coactiing ranks at the present time aod has had .dual
meets .With >1t least half' of
T S r them ai coaches. Op OCCe "This 'ls -a good feeling and
it really keeps you on your
M t h Set toes." he malnt~lns. 8 C .What abopt Ille ;,..,. 1track
. ' that wm be avatl11.ble ~~ct~\:· ~ SV'tl! .>bo~ully ). inJh~ Jan to !lart S.-:•-, u,..-xt • ''-''""Jhl!:ci'tios~~f . ' ~ Untied '8!es for the . Iii'" "II isn'( ejactly as fast 8'1 , ·
timJ' ioday at the Cohse~m would like. But we have a big
(4 o!cle<;kl, tw~ top Argen~ine alumni banquet coni.ing Up
stars wtll be in the starting late>-in August aDd at that.time
lineup. . we hope._to fintl a benefactor
Faclng the South Americans Or two fo help~ us with im-
wlll . bl ,t,he Los Angeles. All-provemerits." • .-
Stats, the best profes&.1onal Regardless of the· alumni'
playen pf the <;realer ,LA contrlbtatlo•s '" ~ It Leagae;Wldef the guidance of already' · bwdll' ..,gag..i 1U
manager Joe Schwan and placing SoCal College on 'the
coach Primo Valenzuela of the map as an· NAJA. track and
Maccabee Club. 'field power in the tnvnedi1te The two players from the future
land of the Gauchos playlng 1-===':--,--~~--I
with La Serena .ate goalie
Orf el Cortes and center-half
Roberto Sosa. Cortes played
goal for five years for world
famous Ri ver Plate of Buenos
Aires 11.nd was an .Tnternatlpn-
al player from 1959 to 1962.
He is ·now 33 years old and
has defended La Serena's col·
on in 43 International games
in the past nine years.
Defensive st.ar ·Sosa is 25 and '
has plAyed wilh Platense and
Veles Sarfield of Argentina in
the first division.
He is considered as one of
the toughest defenders in Chile
and will be a busy man, trying
to stop the high leoring-com-
bination of Chon MJfanda Jnd
Douglas McMillan of !he LA
All-itars.
MV Bowler 15th
In Pro Tourney
0wfyne l/lcka of Mission
Viejo flnlsheil 15th In t~e pro-'
feaional Pac!Clc Coast
bOWlers tournament at
Fashion Lanes in Santa Ana
recently to pick up .1 prize
check of tl60 for his efforts
irllh a S,7118 plnfall over 28
1lmes.
Chuck Morart o! San DitCo
wH the winner wl!h 1,1311. In-
cluding 330 tionus pins lor
match-gAme victories. •
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con ens er, rotor an cap; •
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engine timing and carburetor.
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For Famed Yachtsmen Michigan
SAN DIEGO (AP) -'nie
U)NDON (AP) -Anxiety Jn the race. He IJ IU!leri., Uolveralty of CIJJfomla at
mounted Saturday olllbt over fr<>m an lllneu tllat affects the Irvine, clown, by' nine point! u
the safety of two famed bone mmow and reduces the the final day of rac111J llarted,
yacbllmen, Britain'• S Ir ~•-of nd ~·-tea to came "-··• with an all-cut Fraods Chichester and' .,.,,..._, -r-_,.....
France'• Jean Yves Terblln, the blood. effort to win the North
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eel Tr.,,..Atlantic lliting race. long as any of hls rivals, could Yacht Racing Association'•
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them for a weet. milts ahead of the fleet altu DOOi Ol'INH SALIS AND INSTALL.A noH
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Sizzling Match Race
Captured by Ficker
1ly ALMON LOCKABEY 1peeit. Oh the previous reach,
0t .. °''" •11tt ttlff Ficker brought Bright Star up
Hood was good, but Flc{er In 1n attempt to over.ride
Canada's ..
Graybeard
Has Lead
w11 quicker. Robin West. Hood caught the
Th t' th t f th lOth maneuver and thereby started LOS ANGELE;S (APJ -The
· 1 1 e 1 ory~o e a downwind tacking ' duel that · Canadian ketch Graybeard ::"'ual tC.~tfomhia _,?'P wh~~I~ had the spectators on the maintained Ila l!OI, ltlon and . eM>Or eac nipper gunwales or their er.aft. Ficker won In two straight handicap laada Saturday !Jtthe
raC... Saturday. The two boats were jl~!ng Loo Angelel-tc>TahlU yacht
B t It' nl h If th to from beam-reach to bea rac·e while --~her ot 1he ~ u s 0 Y a e 8 ry. reach with precision, only ai:M.
Saturday'• decldlng race three boat lengths apart. .seven boall · wain't1 heard
Jlr'U one of the closest ever from. WJtneued in 1 two-boat match Hood clung precariously to
race, .despite the fact Ficker'• the lead until Ficker pulled a Ini1fai11 a, 48-foot craft from
margin of victory wai 4$ 1urprise jihe that appeared to Seaitle which hf• tr1Uid aince
aeconds. catch the Robin West crew by the start of the s,571-mlle :
complete surprise. B e f o r e race, failed to report ill ..,...._ For most of the race the two Hood could respond Ficker .-.-
Erickson-46 sloops were within had driven over the top was tion by radio Siturday morn-
two boat lengths of each other again in the lead. ing, race' offlclals ulcl. The ~ the lead changed four Hood aald after the race penalty for mluing the dally
timea throughout the .ta.mile that the jibe was not so much cbeck-in ls 10 minutes.
race off Marina del Rey. a 1urprise as his own crew G be-~ 7'f I L tch • Here ls the sequence of 1 f ray .Uu,, a ~on ae
events that had the large tpec. gett ng 1 oul-up on the spin-skippered by Loi Killam of the
•-to fleet boot ' and ch naker guy that prevented him Royal Vancouver .Yacht Club,
l:,:r mg ter· coming up to block Ficker. was 1,358 ·miles frbm Los
. Ficker had Brljht Star It was' still anybody'• race Angeles Saturday and holding
1cross the •tarting line first as Fick.er brought Bright Star a narrow lead on corrected
b tt f t nd around the mark or)ly 15 time over Pen Duick Ill, a 57· Y • ma er o wo 1eCO '· 1tconds ahead of Robin West. but Hood at the helm Of hi., foot French sloop skippered by • , Hood's only defense at this Robin West, was on Bright point was a tacking duet which Eric Taberly.
Star's weather quarter and he lnitia~· immediately. Min Sette, second in actual
1ppeared to be controlling the But Ficker and , his crew fleet position, was next to last
1ltuation. in handicap standings; whlcb Ficker had slightly better wei'e up to the te!!, despite the are based on boat size.· slower tac~!ng bolC boat speed, and after six That placed an 0 th er Pen Dulek was third in fleet
minutes Hood tacked away. California Cup on the record position, followed by Concerto,
Ficker also flopped to the port books, but the two yachts will Aries, Siete and lnisfail. Brisk
tack and Hood started 1 tack-race today for a special con-winds which h.a v e ac-' tna: duel. solaUon trophy put up by the companied the boats the last
It Wal IOOD obvious that spcinsoring C8Wom1a Yacht few days increased to 15 knots
Robin West's crew hid the Club. Friday night.
best of !acting, beaUng Brljht 1~;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j
star's tack.! by some six Crlmt Prw.ntlon lttln• At Hom•
seconds each time. After 1tuldtntlal/Commerclal PretKtlon Pack•fl
playing tag on split tact. up S PE C I A L -$89.99'
the weather leg, Robin West :rhru June JO, 1t72
arrived first and was ahead by Includes Ultrasonic Alarm,
15 seconds. . SHRIEK HORN AND HOOK UP
· Hood kept Robin We 1 t '{Hom• -OHien-Shops -Gara1••)
ahead on the. run to the jibing, 1~!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!~~~~~-!!'!!!~96~34~~!!!!~~~~!!!!!~j mark, but Ficker gained four 1
second•. Both boats jibed the
mark smartly and came up to
1 beam reach with tbe spin-
naker poles virtually against
the headslays.
• Bright Star proved slightly
faster on the spinnaker reach
and half w1y down the leg
moved past Robin West.
Ficker had an 11 ·second ad-
vantage at th1 end of the lrilnl!e.
• On the second beat to
weather Ficter appeared to
open a gap comfortably, but In
failing to mp a tight cover on
Hood found hlmaelf on the
wrong aide of a windahln and
,,..,...d up by widely oventand·
• lloM Tall• Dnlin l Rafill
fl.W e R1tntvo Pan e Vi111I
ln11111Clil• • Adjuot lands l
liN<aga • Now Pan G11ko1 o _....,,Sc_
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Jog the mark. . -;J-J~~~~/~Co~a~it;!·to~·C~o:!as~t
COSTA MESA
1934 Newport Blvd.
645-7570 , On the oecond arrival al the
:-ther mart Hood W8' 'Cl tt '---------' ~=~=~~~~ ~o .... man ~::';~1" ......... -
,tplnnUtr wfnt Up In I tight .Jto II!, ,~clflc CO.•I Hwy. lfl·lnl •wrap. Frantic aclloo by the WHrma -·--~ ·~ and 1'111.&~ ""'' Witt""' l l,.,, •• 1 ........
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Im a•u1ic 1111 .,.iar
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PortiJhead Radio, the main only eight houri of the race. Irvine trallecl the University
British ataUon for mai:ine teJ• But Io the absence of word of Michigan wbtn competitioo
c o mmunlcations, broadcast from the Frenchman, the cur-resumed Friday but wound Up
1pecial messages a 1 k Ing rent leaders were re:ported to beating New York State
Chichester to make contact be British Steel, a 59-foot Maritime College by seven
from his 57-foot ketch Gypsy ketch piJoted by Brian Cooke. points. The University of
Moth V. and Second Liles, a 71-foot British Columbia was third as
But there was no word from ketch with Holland's Gerard Michigan "'tumble4 l n to
the veteran 7~year---0ld round-Dijkstra at the helm. ae.v.e_nth.
the-world sailor. who won thi.5 Another monojull, the 65-foot Freshman Jeff Mcl>ennald
same race in 1960. Chichester cutter Strongbow sailed by was the standout of the Irvine
al.so failed to report to one ol Britain's Martin Minter-Kemp, aquad, capturing three 'firsts
his sponsors, London11 Sunday was reported about 40 miles and two thirds to win lowl.point
Times, in three scheduled behind. skipper honors for the regatta.
calls. liiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiii;;;;i;i;;;;;;OiiiOiiiOiii;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;
Terlain, a 27-year~ld who
started as the favorite in the
128-foot, three-master Ven-
dredi 13, had been due to
broadcast twlce a day to his
1pon.sor1 in Paris.
They say they have heard
nothing from him since the SO
competing y a c h t s left
Plymouth Jun e 17 for
Newport, R. J.
Chichester had been advised
by a doctor against competing
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t lly MI--".,L GOODtRI•CB ,... · . ..._/~ • • ., .· ' , I t;HA,. "It'• a' real combinlUon JI ~"i~ SOide bdlrors don't ~siiarily belilft • °' .... Dlllr '11" ... ,. 1111 Rod Lewis, whole co.ta 'Meii, i:hat'~anp . Coast resident.a .,. ••vlnl•
~e old aaylng "a penl\J u ved \e: a branch. of Glendale Federal Savings and more but rather more conservatively ..
pm1f earned" used to belont to another Loan has seen Its deposita double In the ·~1 dDn't believe people are neces.urll1 ·
geileretion of Am"lCllll-thoat dllllns last yoar. The ecooom1 11 llill unsettled, 1., . «the depreu.lon era who knew the value the election is coming up and peop1t·j\11t ~-,if, ,!y~!!:~~o~~l!,tnp~"'eslincodentmeof · dOn't know •hat's around the comer." ...... , lftjitll
al aaving for a rainy day. "OVer the last two years people have ttie Laguna savings aui Loan ~
.QnW reccnUy, tbe -who been on a savings flini )lecaUH they U~..:..;; ar. e movlllfl: -.their~"'~-. ~slted h;., money tn • 11vtnp ICCOWlt were hurt in lhe stock -ket or bJ ...,. _,., wullkenedtotheoldladywho1la1he!lit unemployment," saya Don Stump , around. The illock market h,. ..... ..,_
a_,y in her mAtlress. Alfluency and ·uay man.tger of the Newport National Bank ratlc and the interest on l°'trnmeat ~·t bined Ith tnter tn t•· SU . A and Pll " bondl la down, .. Ibey come to I 11vinp 1,;1-.u oom w an est nc on per10r venue • . cenua and Joan,»--adds Miss Milla ...,_ two ~ market and real estate captured a Avenue in Newport Beach. ... brandli association has experienced 1 f25
-portion of the American dollar. "Alter hanl times the .. .,... person mflllon Jll'owth tn ~-la.st year ~JSUt in the last year the trend bas tends to be more conservailYe'Wtth his wte • ~sed dramatically. Americans in money, so he pul! it into uvlngs," odds In the La8una Beach area, whtrt many ~al and Oran1e Coast citllens tn stump. "Many young pro!elriilll -le of the residenil are senior citfun!, Mia
-cular hue 1one on a savings who come into our office to open a check· 'Milli notel that many of the saver1 are ...,_ <•• t esteblisb "'•-I concerned about the security and con-"'P.!'"'ge. :~ ICCOWl." 1 ....... accoun venience of their money. ~tut why! -'1,.. "Many retired persons live off the
, , . . 1ield1 of tbelr savt.gs and lllte to bank u
W. ome. n's Lib . Penetr,,ates .. =· ~ bomt .. polalblel' .. y. ~Lu
" · llec<rlty cli>ts aeem to, be file aim of the
· aY"erage aaver in the Ora.nge Cout area.
Auto Sales Business
Women'• lib his penetnted the
olll<imobile 11l" buatneio, l<IOOrdlng to
Qlarlie Speight, OWllll' o( the llf1ell
Jla!cl<-Optl dealmhlp hr S o u the r n
Ollifornla.
,peigy Ann Garner, former cblld slar ilii!l Olcar ,/.werd winner for her
Eyol of Frl!Kie tn "A Tree Grows in
klyn" ls MW auociat.d with Spelgbl
llywood 11 a sales representative. ,. lfftt a long career m., movies, 'IV,
ai;..dway 1how1 and touring companfe.s, Miu Garner's partidpatlon marks a first
(ll'\tlie 1uto business for Speight. She ls ti only female Salelnl.an he hat ever liit.d 1nd, although Ille hH had u n-
t.lblve bock)ll'ound In Oeet ·111t1 and .
lh+Jng, she hH never IOld nlllJ,
'*Pellhl uys. "In many n..,..i. It's a •
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cue o! Women's lib tn ICllon becallM!
lhe la treat.<! il!'l lllie IOY other
lllWlllll. She evon hi• Ill -p llerown ·au and can be found whee1in' and deali!''
rlibt alone with the rest· o! the felloWI ."
In 1ddilfon to Peggy, S~ght has
enother 'lint' In his dealer!lhip, a publlc
relatlonl lady, Betty Mlll1. Betty la a
former' capitol· ~ counlry-lolk
1inger with the 11~ Trio", a com-
edienne, compoeer, llld ~ucer of
lut year's HoD,......i -Olm LIM Parade. ' •
of ules ~er ond "'"""' Ille nil According to llilfllll, "!pock I lot
buyer• ol lht family <1r. " men telate
to """""' tiocauae f:hly the AlD• laftluqe. I belltvo that PlllY and Betty
-will IOI I MW trend ·ror lilt 'utomobtll
bulineis. '
Air Calif 01'Dia to Receive ,,
Noise Abatement Citation
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of 1 pllque far Ill eltal'-*I etlortl II
lhi lltld of 11":raft -lllli..tli, ...
cotdlni to Robert W. Cllllanl, Prrld,.,
of the AlrtinL •
la maktna lhl 1.,.-d to Air c.llAndi 11111111 0. CMo; Boord a.-of
ff.6.1.U,, cited lhl Alrllne'1 "conthNllll
... and ...,,.ri tn ))l'Olrl<N lo
llJIJv1llt the ldvtr11 llfectl of jet
aircraft noise."
la r•po<llll to !be 1wud, CUlfard DOleol 1111 airline'• ,...,_ ol lit
el]IOlllillU!Uu wtlh rtprd to out 'frl><l1
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Interest rates have not 'Jncreued &harply
to make savings an extretnely lucrative
investment.
Bank interest rates on savings accounts
have nuctuated between four and four
and 1 half percent in the tut two years
ftlle the rates of 111vinc;s and loan
pa11book accounts have remained stable
at flve percent.
The avings and loan as.90Ciations,
though, since January 1971 have been of·
fering five and tl1ree-q!W'ltn and •ix
percent Interest oo certain Jona term ao.
count. of .larger depoafts.
Go•ei'nmellt bonds, Which ...... con-
llidend by many people to be 1 ,...,,, ln-
•..tment have laken 1 COMklenble,
plu0m1et tn their Interest rotes.
Two hears ago their average rate was
11ve and half percent. Today It la only
five percent. The government has bten
trying to Increase the m-y supply and
hopefully 1timul1te the ocooomy by mal<· Inc .llond1 1 ... 1tlt1ct1ve.
'lllough Ille bankers and 11vln11 and
loin man.,.,, •lrtt the economy h11
picked up u • rlllllt of tho aovenunent'•
-· flley allO feel they bavt 1alned 1001e ol the band _,. iilt Uncle lam
lol loole.
Newport Firm
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Facts Told
To Youth
On Cl"edit ;
Now that more tbn' l
mllllon Calllornla youU,. ~
18 thl'll\llb Ill yoan of J4'1
have become le11l aau11a. the)I
have gained the rl&h\ to cofti.
tract, borrow money and UM
credit.
In their enthusiam over ihll
nelf·found freedom, m a n. y
hive raced out to buy a cat,
apply for credit card1, or
purchase 1 stereo via monthlt
payments.
SUddenly IOme of them have
become perples:ed at COO:.
frontlng an un11pectei
obslacle: ln•lant adult ilatUi
doem't neceu1rily mun i5'
atant credit 1t1tu1. Credit ila'•
1utomatlcally conlerred; It II
m•tbodlellly earned. • .t
The problem, accordlnal "•
Crocker Bink, 11 th1t U..
youth• aren't aware of lbt
Ways ln Which they ca
eatabliah credit, and thus fuUy
Join the consumer market ..;.
which depends oo heevtly ~
day on credit,· as 11 verified by
the 50 million Americam who
Ule bank credit cards.
More than· 200 leading West Coast building officials attended tho 2nd Annual
Plclfic Coast Builders Conference held at San Francillco'• Top ot the Mark
recenUy. Joseph L. Alioto, mayor of San Francisco was the dlltinguiabod guest
and ii Shown with hosts William Lange, left, president of Lange Industries,
Anaheim, and Darrell Hoover, right, president of Hoover and ASIOCilles, Jl'ul·
lerton .
First, these youths should
understand what requirements
they must meet to obt.lbt
credit. Generelly, credltotl
uae thete atandarda:
-11..tdence. How lon1 bu
he lived tn the comrnunlt)'T
-Employment. How !Dal bu bl been on lllejobT · -
-P1y record. H.,... ~
doel bl PIY off his~?·
•should Tell Troth'
Girl, 11, Raps J(idd ie TV Commercials
-Ability. Jlbet lllCllltNY
ftnanclal p1ymeni., H lilj.
doe• he currently h1veT Wllh
his present lncomt, cu· Ii
meet this new nnanclal obll,.
lion? ,
-Security. What langlbll
assets. such 11 a car, or otblr.
MELBOURNE. ·FJ1. (UPI) •He" 1ppearanct drew wide her ceuse 1nd ehe hopes more 1ecurlty, 1uch u • C<Higntl',
-Dawn Ann Kurth, !be 11· newt .cover"• and 1he end -l• will ..,.lit and tell her doel he have!
yllM>kl , who told 1 Stnelt her lnother, 1\11'1. Pel Kurth -whit they think 1boul Once an lndlvldtlll II
<Omll\!t\ee what "'1t · thouaJrt aid the response bu been t.levlslon commercilll design-)ll'anted credlt, bis perioael
1bout t.lovlalon oommorcills, overwhelmtnc. •'. , ' od far cblldnn. -1tnoe of relpOllllblllty ...,.
hopot her oonsumor l<IYOCIC)' Down. bu rocolved 1tvor1I Dawn aid tho ldu for lier Into ploy. II II DO -
cempl]gn ii ju!t beClnnlni. dooon letters from acrou the 1dvertlatng , IW'VtY •a lier than •hen bl m11* I ,..
'"1111 ntJ1 1111!11 I .... t to <fo natloct and In the trst week own. It •u par! O( I project mlal to I !rieod. Ha plloll 1111
I• lo "' .iWnln wwwMICllll Iller her w • I h I n I t 0 n for the . Tal•tld -tnlo)ll'lty .. the llnl ... -lakm oil Sllurdly nMlillll tntimony she •weared on 1 l'rolrllll la adlooll of tn .._.., "Yoa eu trU11
_ ....... Ail. fftll.,.t ~ 1a1k ahow. Bmud County, -ol Ille .... I -·1 rip J'lli ... !'I
"I Ito! u· ..,. :want to Pllll ol noftPlpm wlth.,~C.iipeioiiKlnnedyiiiiiii;;ii1.,._iiiiiioii.iiiiiiiiUiivii•;;;upiitoii111Y;;;;iP1ii•iiii~•ii·"ii!·iiiiiili ....... II-. Yilamlllt they ..... of lier effort lllled • 11 llioald ~ them at night Ioli II Ille n~ room of the whtre IHI pel'l!llt C1J1 ... Kurth bou11.
t-comtntrdlll IDll declde "11'1 am11tn1 what has hap-
whethor tllolr ~ should eat ptned," said Mra. Kurth. "For
this vlt.amln~ or not. Children an average person, and thal11
1houldn1t have to decide !or what we consider ourselves,
t.bemHlvu." an average family , all th\1
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TWO NIW LOS ANeJW
INDUSTlllAL IUILbtNeS
Down teotlllfd before a atuff, wbon you stop and think
penef chaired by Son. Frank about It, l! Just unbellevablo."
Moll, (D·IJ tah ), In l>awn, ~tting on a white
Wuhlnctoo Mer II 1 n d abag 1'111 with • lruh br .. ,.
crttlciled whit 1he uld wore sweopJni tn the llvln& room
d 1 c 1 pt I v 1 ttlovilioo com-fr<>m 1 aoH ccurM '"""" tht
merclall aimed 11 chlldren. •lrte~ alld Ibo pulillclty halpa:\~---------------·
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In Huntington Beach are surrounded by a nautical
theme boardwalk dresaed with unusual light fix·
lures, pilings and colorful flags.
. Coast Realtor Forming
_Real Estate Task Force
Robert W. Steele. Newport
Beach Reall<Jr' ha• form!'! •
IPOCW Real _ Eat1te T11k
Force to•ald corporatio!W with
, µitlr ml ellate problems oh 1
-111111 -llld·ll1 action « lmplemept1tlon bosls, , II
DOCtlWJ'.
.. 1a1e asseu for gr .. tar eaab
flow or conaolldation of Pol·
tiona of their portfolio."'
Tuk Force is compoied of a
board .of diracl4n conalatlng
·of C<l!by' "B. SilOi!llan of
Wichita, Kan.; James A.
Keller of Reno, Nev.; Marvin
J. Naiman.of Depv.er: Donald
A. Eymann of L<!O Angel.,;
f!lcberd Madden of Ft. Myers,
Fla ... 1nd Clllford P. Wetver
of San1 Jose.
._ n.. Real Eetate Task Force
,. compbotd of !Olding '!n-
'aependelit 'Realtors thrdughout
Ille Unl!ed states wbo have
1.-med a reputition for aolvJ.ng
'lll1uau1l and complex real
•tlte problems. The Real Estate Tuk Force
wa1 recently retained by 1
Colorado Elemoalnary Institu-
tion to develop prograrru: on
aecurtnc gilts for • charitable
institulionf. They were ad·
ditionally retained to aecure
th ... gilts.
Each member of Tu~ Force
-rullaed, as li)dividuala, they
,..,.. llmli.d ln •be!plllf cor-
_POratlcJlll on a b r o a d
geographical basis. Thw:, Task
Force was fonded~ and 'thelr
corpor,te omcel have-been
--In Wichita, Kan.
steele further stated, "We
are alt Independent ll<alton
who peraonaUy apeclalize In
various fields within the real
estate industry. We hive com-
stetle laid, "We have been
l"lalned by corponlione to 'r1il In up to Iii g'l'i'aplticot
r.1 "'8tl conaultaDll on any
one problem for the oor·
l\o,;atlon. Typlcol problems _. to dispo1e of \1Jlw1nted or
Ullllled land, bulldlnp and
ciompaniea acquired via cor-porate merger,
mitted ourelves to meet
anywhere Jn or out ol the
Unlted States to coneult -with
corporations needing cOuncO
and direction on real estate
matters.
"We have developed and are.
continuing to develop ·a
network of cooperating con:
1ultants in various 1peci1Jltes
-such as mineral. oil and 1a1
COlllUllants. · legal ·,Ind -,
"Another ex.ample ii the
corporatk>n de 1 t r in g to
ratructure 10rne al Its real
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HoU8e-"set ' .. . ·1 • ·' •
For Mesa
, Cqna~ Ji; under "'IY
on the Oi'lnle c.uDtY boad-
quartera for the GJrl Sc:otita of
American on Adams .Avenue
Juat west of !laibor Boulevard In Coata Mesa. Johnlon and
Mape Conslruct(ol\ Company,
Anaheim, are the.buildh'J&,cbn·
tracton. • ·
The one-3tory Wood and
1tucco bulldlrig wa1 i!Wgned
by Danielian, Moon, Sampieri
~ Ilg, archltecta and plan-
ners of Newport Beach. The
building wi!J have 9,000 square
feet ol office space. Total cost
will be approrimatelf $J001000.
Trusses are UM:d baslcilly
to allow for l'a r a e ad--
minirtration and m e e t I n g
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set windows to assure more
shade and battered walls that
help rela1e the building to the
rite. Parking areaa wi!J be
shared wiht a savings •nd loan
association office and a bank.
The ooe-acre site is a gift
from the Segerstrom family.
The overall complex ·will' be
headquarter• for O r a n g e
C.OW1ty'1 39,IXKI girl Scouts.
Forty employes will occupy tbe building.
, ¢u~ consultant.s, a,' well
·aa cOnoultorits In rii'li\y ma)«
1pecia!ties within the WI ' real estate apeoia)ty.:'
· steere iS a member or the
Newport Harbor Costa -
Board of Realtors, certilled In
Real Estate by the N1"-1
Institute of Real E 1 I 1 le
Bro~en of the National Soc»-·
fy of E1change Cou-.
!liJ acliviU., are ll<ifnlifly In •
commercial and lnvest.1btllt ·
real estate. u: well u lft.
v.,\ment counseling. He his
l)lOkeil before many leodhja
otate and netlonal,asaoclatt.,;,
on cleative technlquea U11ed In
tel.I estate. •
New Home
Under Way
Construction has 'l!arled OD
I $500,000 apartment OOJIU>lel
deeigned by Robert Greig end
Associatea, Ne'"PJ>rt.Beocb,_to
meet the varied reqµlttmtnli
of young. growing families In
the Norwalk area. 1
• The 52.-unit develo'pment af·
fera one, two and three
bedrooms; one and two baths
and fr9'1' 712 to-1,153 1quare
fett. Amenitie! include oven
and range. re.friger1tor, air
conditioning, c e n t r a I laun-
dry facillUea and a IWimmlng
pool.
Viejo Winner
PR Proposal Cops .Grant
A public relations proposal
for Mla8lon ' Viejo Company
haa '.ll>on • l).IGO gtent for the ~ U!ll>;tnlt)I Chapter
ol ~ Relau.ln1 ~deot
liocfely of -. America from
Pllillp Mlriit lncorpoi-1i.d
New vm.,__m-1 notional stu: ~t oompotltlon.
SU de!eafed 10 other PRSSA
chapter&, all ol Whom IUb-
mltted reaearc:ll and develop.
men! pro~· u publlo rtla-
Uont pr<) ... "!' of the
live Philp 111~, CIPlfltlng
oomponlu.
community's consumer rel•
tions pr<icram. •
~"=··=~ end Mlia1ol Ylejo Coatpany,
the neweot _.Uni unit of
PhJUp Moirlt, Wil a .. aloped
by Waltar 1Atsl and Cheryl
Hucker. graduate studtllta and
Junior Steven Waslel'malf.
Walter and ~I pr""""" the aud io-visual port!O!fO/ the
t1re1entatlon and compUed u~
-.r<h material, while Sim
-ked prlmertly on Ille
printed program and the
llrncture and otyle of the
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cerned aboUt the rice and tup.
ply ol lumber end pjywcod
and their dfect OD liOualng
~ti to the CODJunw', Stanley
Waranch, prealdenl of the Na·
tional Auoclalipn of Home
BuUden, hu announced re•c·
tlYttion of 1 1pecial ccm·
mlttee to look tnto the 1itua-
Uon.
Special NAHB Group P:yiiig
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lncreme1 ~ loJ -tier• may loo
manlpul1ting quo!al.
He endorsed an utenalon of
Tht Norfolk, Va., home
builder, held of the 12.000
me m be r 1uociation, ap-
pointed Lee Goldin, Beverly
Hills, builder, to be chairman
of the NAHB Lumber Suppl y
and Pricing Committee, a
group he chlil'ed last year.
"Prices of dimen.siona\
lumber ha ve risen about 17
percent above a year ago,"
Wannch 1aid1 "while prices of
plywood have Ibo! up about 46
percent beyond the aame
period of 1r11. In the past two
wtek.1, plywood prices have
con1lnued to rue although new
orders have been declining
olnce about mid-May.
"'lbese increases, which are
beyond the control of•the hous-
ing !nduotry, are add!nf to CO<I
,~res; which m~t he
bo"'! by ,the builder• and' the
eonsumer1 -"\!/•are opening dlacuulon1
with -repl-qentatlv,. of I~
!orell pioduc\I Industry to
revitw the J!Oble11111 the boui-ing 'indultry 11 encountering
ind our concerns over the tlm·
ber 1upply. The F ! 4 e r a I
governm~t plays a dominant
role in th1t supply •incl 1bout
one-third of the aoftwood 1up-
pl1 cornea from the n1ti01al
foreits.
"However, we undentaD(l
that oqly aboUI ii pmml of
that altOfed for cut In'· Ws
fiscal year ha.t -been ofle~
for 11le and the fiscal ~r
ends Jone·:llf. Ap'jiarenUy Jbls
is having ' Its effect on ' bo
prices and l\lpply.
"Among other Items, the
committee will 1tudy whethtr
the U. S. Foreat Service i1
utilizing to the fulle!t fund1
appropriated by Congrea1 to
increaae I!>• yield and IUJ>l'IY
of toflwood timber producls.
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)'Uh alnq •~ N!XOn. lt>iemop1 lo~· actlnc on ,........,.a-1iloi. ot in, lloltlllnt a.i ...... a Tuk ·!'wt• oe •Softwooil ' -.,.-• Luinbe' aOd Pf.hroi>cl ~ fairs Commltt•f• ' lllte
that the ~ti.. • , · ~r fil{!tnce. 'eilb~oflllt
Agriculhlr• and In I er I o r asking 'for jle!P. Iii ll!ahlll&
formulate plaM to Improve lumber fD~.':111 ood,
the level and quality of and suggeitln1 thal . ·1,
man1gemeht of forest lands in do ma tic aut>Pl1 Is ~
ltbe Um~ on log uporta fr1m
Federal land3 In the west and
urged an Investigation or
reports that productrs are g~ttlng around the 3>0-milllon
board-foot' limit by ezporiing lop from private landt and
replacing them with log1 from
federal lands for the domestic
market.
order to permit inere.ased · ,
hll'\leat conalstent with SUS· i. . · -~i · \ 1
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tained yield, environmen ta l p I" kw · ilJ' Sta led qualil~ and '""'~ly "'° ob-ar a y as r
jedjves. Tbe, ~ JJie .Pre•l-• • ' ~. ~d.; ~-~-' (:ol\gtnictipn ~ llaifef on In price from 125,000 to . --•· f:. ~~ . P.'arkway vmu, a !IA li>IUon 135,000. . _ :'iJti:.rall!tiusinkg~'!.• plaivied ·un1t~,c1 pqsln Eich urut bas a private OIJleli~ Ol-~clin,.. La Mesad · •tij_!Job!il.__)liitjo. en ezcellent v1ew,
mltteetre'l'l..niall B&.,W '-G~and · ~' "rt c1thedral ceil!ni•. all .. lectrlc
Columbia ·Ts ...... ;C.' 'StmuJ~ Beach .. \. ~ ' ' 1 kitchen and private gar1ge.
Primack,' Denver,' Colorad'o; The unusual, 1ptit-Jevel 55-EJteriora comb~ ~tucco and
E. C. Scbal..-, ' Baton-Rouge. unit towiihoil.e devttojJlitent la resawn cedar outing, wood
LI.; Leonard S e n d e l 1 t y , a project of Points Wnt ahingle . roofs and I u 1 b
C.Oloni1, N. J.; W, Alex Development Corp., San landseap1ng.
Simms. Dayton, Ohio; Bob Diego. The ijered f<!velop. Schrader Construction Co-.
Arguilla, Glenwood, DL. Ind lllOnl. on a hlll overli>o_klrig R!veralde, la the builder.
Claude Gerbi.st, Billings, Parkway Drive, offer1 four Flnancin( b by Bank · of
Montana . dlstlnctive floor plAN ranging califomia.
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CREA Spe•ker
Maryane Boozan, pres-:•·
ident of the Huntinf.• -.,.
ton Beach Women 1 .a·
Council of the National ,. ·
Association of Real Es.-
tale Boards, wu a fe•
lured speaker at the
1972 stimulus oonfer-_ 1
ence. of the California
Real Estate Association ~
in San Jose this month.
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I-An iwilldon 1oc; you to"°·"' -lfe al Westridge. In h .., land of
Anaheim hf!llS. H~ aboWe a alt in
cdo<lut. hioloriall •• santa-Conyoo
amiiiig Vie rcllirig hlltt. A place Jo
!Me ho!~ In ti co\Xftry home shellered
trq"I city cong estion. Westridge ollers
the d'ignily and sereraty.of a comfortable.
capeliug. Mzter Stlllas • bofcon;es,
walk~ n•dRtti:Jll, glfden bd8 wfth
-pta-ffWl Aomenllbs.h-d
...-.salional Sd>lJ1e• aTI-<llectric '
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beautiful residence complete with tNerY
corwenience. Just a short stn:iu il'om #le
handsome' neW Westridge Swim-and
Tennis Club complete wit~ Oialif 9001,
cabanas, lighted courts and ootdoor
barbecues. Come discover exactly~
home you've been seeklfl!flr'l""among
the one and two story.1':ree tostx
b<droom decorated mod"'-now opin
tor)'O'lr inspection. loftY~f"OCllS
with dramatic, s-.iitePire coiflrGi, ~.
elegant dining r~~ 1111>-· '
ctown tarnily IOCllnS Wltii ..... ll'd .' '
paneled walls. Scads al Uolllicit#li . j •
kitdlonS with -mic:roWaole "'""'"
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"Hatlonal Conf"'"'1IJI ol Pia&
nod Cltlln-wll" .... lotJd
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lyrRMltor R•nd•ll McCardle
··1he
LM! in the
ttniqtMi atinospheft
of a seuide vill•lt where
cool breezer, ~ite 11ils •rKf soari ng
1ulls accentuate an entirely MW and
different way of 1ife . , , yes, liw
yoordream life,bn in your Hlrbor,
Line home by the..seal · .,.
c.tur and c.ref'ree living tt-tu vtrt
Mt wtth qualfty cqit~ctlon,
fettu res takwe 1"'td archit~ur•I
KCOmPliJhment In a setting of
lna>mparible belul')'.
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Work Starts
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• ·r~.e .t:~s~:N,ine. Eye~y home has a view of
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.L ~¥11tltt Tellf €o!fH••
.Housing Curbs Crippling?
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"AllDJIGTON -The .,. -------"" • • ..... -llldlderw loda1 told • (/DIClw llial pondln( llouliol
• .... 11n In Ill-" form. ~ Wald ' Mba'1 jeoplrdke I ....... *111>'to continue lo ......
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• •. a-Jey Winncb, _..,,
• ~ If Ille NallClllal Aaloclatlan o! f -11uIIder1, l<ltilYiol
• bof<nlho..,._•Jand
.:· IJrl>an Development Act ol
lm, said that bouJing for low
• nd moderate-famllles
would be espeelllly bard hit.
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-· dloquallfying many fmn!Hn now elJ&ible, 0 he sald.
He objected to a provmon
-would require that bouf. tnc to be built under the cur-"a:Ugmatlu" 1ubaidized boul-
reat majar .,boldy Jll"OJrlll1! lni u dillerent from the
(Bee. :115 and DI "'"'a!DI) normal ho•o!ng in the com·
-h1Ye to be opedflcally munlty and tbe a-al pro-
•Pllv•ed by a local city coun-cesa "...Wd brJns to bear all
ell. Sach requirement would tbe fWI and concerN that '"
El Tore ProJeet
ara all '"'" an often wtll up In a comml!lllty wllen lowor
-boulJns II .,._..i," Waranch said.
Tbe undoubted rOllllt, be
said, woold be to cut Into the
rate of clole to 400,000
aubeldized untts a year now
beiDI built.
"Tbll will be .. pecia!Jy lrll•
in 1uburban areas, the very
place where it ii IO euentlal
to provide much of lhil hous-
ing in ord« to get away trom
the ghetto cooc::entrations o!
lowtr income and minority
famWts/' be aald. "It would
lfv• federal ADCllm to the
ucllllionary zoolng lactlcl of
many commuNUes," at the
very time the federal courts
ecrou the natiC11 are ruling
IUCh tactlcs are in con-
travenllco of civil Jilht.t and
lair bouaJnc laws.
"If we are 1otnc to be ab!•
to provide houllDI for cltlun<
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Forest Gardens Park Open
One of tbe moot lavith mobile
bmne ClMUEladtiel: ever eon-
-In Iha Soulblmd II celebrating Its P'and OIJOlling
:, ......, In El Toro, accordlnt! to
were equally as important as
the recre1Uonal facilities and
architectural ~tan."
An elaborate $4 0 o , O O o
clubboUle, wJtb an auditorium
...-irmudating up to IOO
perl<lll, featurea a theatrical
at.ge and an adjoining com-
munity kitchen.
; ·-II. llc:Klnlo1. -, tl -home _..tionl for
" • ilequola Pac!itc, Sonia Ana, a
• loutha'n Plcll!c com-. ;~ • Prrat G.dem, en ultra-
~ """" " million d o II a r . !~ "oUn the
'• oboolnla ultimate In 1111111')' ; .. ~ .uitJ, and recrea-
tional facllttles,'' 1aid
: • McKlnley.
Wllllln the "development'•
ncreatlooal i.ctlH!ea are: a
large, heatad twlmmint pool, --Ile pool, uunu, shul-,_ oourts. and patio
Tbe ~ park. for
tlClulla mly, II blahJicbted by
live Individual Jabs and
lounge areas. Within the park
ground.a are tennis courts,
archery range, and walking
atll ..
Security was one of the
main laclort contr!bulq to
the "walled cammuntty" con-
cept of Forest G1rdens. Slttet
lights bum throoghout the
night. Park per900nel keep
vigil over non-resident visitors
I! well as prohibiting door-to-
doo.r sollcitlng, selling, and
throw...away newspapers.
·~ a.vilh landloaplng. Tr e e s ,
-. and ..... ~-area•
complJmenl Iha ll!llllY rolllntl
llllWdea and natural t«ratn.
el the I.eke Forest area. Some
'3$,000 worth of aculptured
P:me ltatuay and fountains
from Guadalajara, Mexico,
llddl to the overall aesthetic
appearance of F o r e s t
Gard&s. Another important feature Is
maintenance. All landscaping,
1tr~t-<:leaning, plumbing and
elec'Ulcal wort is done by the
Forest Gardem staff. Door-to-
door trash collection Is also
provided at no charge.
Space rentals range from
'87.50 to $117.50 per month.
"More than • quarter
Jrulllon dollars was allocated
jUlt for landacaplng," said
Mdtlnley. "We felt that the • ll!llP«e and natural aur-
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Firm Moves
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To Newport
Corporate and ad·
mlnil1:atlva olftces of the ane Lan Roo oompanles
.... bom moved to 4120 Birch
.... I In the new Don Koll .......,.,..,t In Newport
lleoch. reporla Ron Lane.
prei!dent. For Ille pall UV..
)'Un o!l!oes have been In
,Yor!Jo LlndJI.
Tbe ten Ron -includ .. ?.on Roo Elltetpriles, Inc.,
developer of Yorba Linda
li'.noll!, a $1.1,500,000 luxury
liome .f'l'Ojecl; Lan R o n
Properties, Inc., a I a n d
dew!Gpment company; and
Lan Roo ColWuctlnn, Inc .•
l>uilderl ol oommun!ties In the
LtgmJa Niguel area, custom
llomes, 11111 nmod.un,.
"Es:pollllon of the tine
ClOlllpanles fnlm n o r I h e r n
Orange County lo a major
lluildq In ooo!bem Orange
<Jounly roqutr.a • mort .....
lraJJy located headquartera .. llld I.ant. I
Projects under way Include
-lorrttlmneolllv·
Ing In the Laguna Niguel area .
It will be under construction
um year.
1 .... v.-,. • llJd!ael Wen hu been
llUMd Ales counselor c. ":'" VWu, • town-
Being opened in incmnents
of 250 1pa<ea to accominodate
even tbe IU'lool mobile hom .. ,
Forelt Gardens prov t d e •
~ facilities and
adleduled apeclal •vt!Jla wb!ch
rival Ille moat l1DU!ioN1 coun-
try club.
Apartment Alterations
Controversial Question
By JIM HUFNAGEL
~ ,.,. Alltel•tlll ,,_
People quile often ut bow
1pr1rtment ownen feel con-
cemlng alteratlon1 to
apartment!. Actually, aside
from rent, the altenticm
clause is probably the moat
controversial item in any
leue. Most leases ba•e them,
and they 1bould be read quite
carefully.
An alteration II any cban&•
that !oob u u It'• port ol tbe
buildlnC. Tbe harder II II to
remove wlt"'"1t d•11Ntlinc the real of the aparlll>ont, the
mora Ubly It'll be called au
altenllm. For uample, put.
tin( a portable berlleqoie grill
m 10'll' blleooy llll't an
olteraUon, but ll,1ini a Ille
floor II.
Tbere are mauy dlfftronc:eo
ol opinion. Some landJorda
consider wood paneling tn
alteration If It Is atlached to
Iha ex!ating wall, but not II it's
free tlanding. Even IJauling •
picture can be an alteration if
nailing II to Iha wall does
enough damqe. A permanent
or semJ·permanent wall is
~ellnltely an alteratlco -even
If you're willlns to nmove It
at yoll1" own -· tr a lease doesn't uy
al\YlblD( about alteralklll, 11'1
much Iller to aot lh•
landlord'• pennillloD botnn
Cape Bristol
Work Started
Robert GrtlJ and Alanclatu
ef =:rri Beacli, baa been RI~ dtlign Cape lrllto~ a llOD1000 wat.rlront
condominium ot\lelopment in
Br1Rol Cove, a prime ttadf:Doo
Ual -In Carlsbad. Dilcoo, Joe .• or ~ido,
developer of the lknlt proJ-
eol m 0... Drlva, ukl the ., ... , ....... ,, .....
any bulldlnc 1eta IJllder way .
Mau)' lllatta lllve laws that
bold that a.,.. ... no right
to mate mla.taJ alterations
nol upliciUJ tllDnd by the
!eue. In •talel wbeli! alter&·
tions are legal CIOI still may
have to prove having in-
creased the property's value
with the allmltion.
If the WidJord II)'> 10
ahead, tt'1 the tenant •a
responalbillty to make 111rt
the job ;., <lcoo properly
wltbout cfamaciJil the •par!·
meat or v!olat!Dr buildlnC
codes.
UnW recent :run, landlords lllUallf IUmtd down roquelll
for perm!aale to a It e r
anything figuring that they
wouldn't gain from t h •
changes and the risk of !ou
won't worlh tha bother. A
lmb atu!Ude baa denlopod.
II a tenan1 ' lnvMI In Im'
pnwin1 1111 apartment, he ls
!eu Ulcely to move when the
Jene eap!res. If the tenant
gets committed to his place
and makes some undesirable
alteration, !he cost of redoing
the "improvement" is quite a
bit lower than what II would
coot a landlord to keep au
empty apartment fer a .-Ii
or two.
II the alteratlan la roall1 an
!mprovemtlll, tbe laudlord
111&1 1n1i1t It'• -a part el tbe bullcUac and that II mm1
nmaln U a lanaul movt1 out.
II the alleratlco Isn't pd,
ha'U ~-Ihapl rid .ef II ~. dlerofl1 -be Illa .,-11o Its Gflllnol ccmd!tlco. 1"' tow noll aolldly on the
landlard'• side. AJ • ,......i
rule, a miter must leava tho
premt ... u he found them .
,..Jett "' Ille 11.tm ~lejo Com-
pm,y. West JI I Ml&-
llOll Viejo raldent. 1 lbiW llorJ living U D lt I ... -..........
JrlYllo lloal --•• d
So, !l a renter II plannina on
mattna any allera!lonl to the
•portlnent, It ...Wd he a good
Idea to 1et them written Into
the leue before alcntna the
pepen. In auy cue, 111 ,........ ...... al&rtlnl.
Alan, pl In wrillDC wbat hap-
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PREVIEW
iNTliE
Nestled in the gentle
hills overlooking San It ills
Clemente, Ocean Hills is more than just
beautiful view.
Here, there 's a whole new outlook on
living. When you come up to Ocean Hills
you will be taken by l)le tranquility ••• the
8ir Is fresh and clean, the breezes smack
of the sea.
Here, you will find a number of exciting,
earalulfy-deillgnea 2 and 3 bedroom
. townhomes..
You will find !111ueual features such as;
privale patio areu. view balconies, all
eloctrlc klls:hena. fully ln1utat9d walls and·
celling1, spPt-Jewl plans, large glass
walls, and to~ the view all u!llities
are undergr'oul)d. The Ocean Hills
clubhouse wtth luge hMled swimming
pool an<! a 9-hole pitch and
putt golf course Is a delight.
Oceen Hills is aHCIOded,JSelf-contalnad
community, yet OJ!fy minutes from ,,.,,,ry
comfort 8nd'C011Venience ••• plus Dana
. ~olnt Marina;
These excl~ng new lbWnhor7* at&priced
from $23,950. With VA, FHA.and the best
conventional terms avallable,
To gettoOcMn Hilla Town homes In San
Clemente take the San Diego frwwrf to
Ille Estrella Off-ramp. Follow Estrella up
to the 18Jes office.
Phone (714) 493·~
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Land Policy Nee .ded
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'l'llore ii a ~ties! need for
I-al qenclea to claarly
define natJonal parameten for
Ille development of boUI public
snd private recrutlilnal land,
ICCOrdin( to a leadlq l1nd
planner and erchitect.
Too requently developers
are told what they can not do
after, rather than before, their
land plans have been created,
David Jay Flood told a recent
aemlnar at the • Pacific Coat
Builders c:onterence )n San
Francisco.
"This policy of no policy
<reates an enormous waste of
reeourcea, time, and money
on the part of both the govern-
ment and private enterprile,"
aald Flood, whole L o I
Ancelea1bued !Inn bu mu-
ter-planned more than IO.,..
•cr11 of recrutJonal li.M
acrou the natlob In the puf
Cve J'Ml'I,
In -to the 111em .. quutlon ol the llmlnar',
"Econamfca a n d Environ-
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have to~" • llltalllc1 and CA••nicl are
Thus privato de 'ii 1111 lnlly 1-p&Uble -H
llid, muat practlct -par-. art spend Ume an4 •aweM ID the becl•nq."
accept creater rla II '1'111 Na~ !En-tal
to achieve a balance Act ti 119, Fklod llMI, .,_
providing r e c r e a t 1 o I E poUey in tbJI IUU.
services for the peoplt and • 11 W,1" ht added, -~ to preserve o a lt~ltJ'"" fl> lmplomeal natural 'resources. tbtt pelMJ,,. •
"But we muof havi 'a "~, IM ltll At!
workable plan," Flood u.i~ say1 a baluce fW11 be
"Just 1.9 there is a growinf achieved ~et wee• the r:-~-.,. recognJtion of the need or 1 Jft:IUVation of n a t u t •l. rvw..
national unifonn bu 11 din I ~• and the proviaion o( c Zupko has been
code, so must there be ~ terVices to the people. "lt named supervisor • of
1imilar national plan for the would teem," Flood u id, the Fountain Valley of-
uae of ncreaUoul \ands." ''thlt 10me eovemment 19f'.n-fice of Walker and Lee
"Above all," he lald, "we cies lllle lllJ!t of that ltattd real ~late, Zilbko is a
muat rmneipbtr that aavin( polley: In , ac~ we often 1et Huntin(ton Beach resi·
the land without mUln( It Ibo 1-tlllon lbat ..,.. ,<f dent.
useful to the~ ii net snd ,..,. hl..md would be qulto --------
can not be a aolutlon." • -snd happy ti they
Flood, -or1anmtton CIOUld kHI> people o11 their
Includes find economics, plaji. -all toi11tber." · ·
nlng, aad a r ch It e c tu r ii '1'111 1lnolcapoble fact, Flood
dlvillonl, al., noted, '""'-en-uld, 11 that every ytai the
vinlmnental 1ap can be bridJ· ,populotlon tnc:r.-, J*'AODll
ed only if, lhlre II. a puhl!C income ....,.,, and U...• II an
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time aviilable. "The net
ruult,11 be·llid, "la that we
literally hive people ooilng
onto the earth In aearch of
recreation.''
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Clqb Completed
ConatrucUon ol Bia C.oyon
Country Club, dellgoed by San
P'rancisoo-lloot .. y a<ebltect1
and planner> Hall a n d
Goodhuo, bu juat bttn com-
pkted. Locoted in Newport
Beadt, Bia C.ieyoa II the, firat
completoly private golf and
COW1try club to be lonned in
Onnge County In the put 17
years.
Located adjacenl to the'
Newport Cellllr on the l"i°'
·Ranch, the 11,'l!IO.-c..ulllry Cl!* ii lllualid on a 390-acre
site that comprises the West
Coast's m~t luzurious golf
courst community. Fronted by
1 350-foot-long arbor, the
30,000 aquare foot clubhouse
feaiucu a 24-foot·high gallery
entrance and a curved roof
that 1" e e p 1 dram1llc11ly
toward the rollin( golf course.
Tbe dinlllJ rooma snd lounges
utend lllroUgh the unique
wood and clau facodt to the
curving tiillalde terracea and
golf course 'below. Tbe facility
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fices and a pre ahop.
Tbe eotlre conuounlly of Iii
Canyon WU planned by Hail
and Goodhue, arcbJtectl and
plannert of the n1Uon1lly
famous Carmel Valley Goll
and Country Clilb and its
award willltlng B u re h f I e I
Moatlowa Townhouoe.s and lhe
equalJy well O,Wn Quail
Lodge snd Ou~. Big Can-
yon'• c1ubhouse has oak
panelled interiors and
furnishJngs des I g n e d by
Howard Hirsch and ASIOCiatts
of Beverly HUis.
The club'! 11-hole golf
course, which opened for play
last June winds through newly
graded and landacaped can-
yons bounded by Ford and
San Joaquln Hills Roads on
the north and aoutb ind
MacArthur Boulevard 1 n d
Jamboree Road on the east
and west. The Big Canvon
Clubhouae overlooks the first
tee 1nd the nlnth green.
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:AMERICA'S MOST SUCCESSFUL~~:
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THE BLUE PACIFIC
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COSTA MESA BLUFFS!
3 & 4 Bedrooms• 2 I 3 Baths
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Financing Available
Low; Low Down Payment
Conv1nl1nt Ill city and ltll
Cl~1n1 fresh, SMOG·FREE air and moder1t1
temperatures in Costa Mesa's !alt close.In Joca.
lion 1lve you the best of both woHd1. The l8lt
new-homed eve lopm ent convenient to wotk,
shopping, and outdoor recreation for the price. '
EaclT lar1e two story home is situated on
your own l1nd overlooking 2\12 acres of lushly
landscaped play sp1ce In Marina View Park. The
pork Is master· planned and kiddie-safe fordevtl•
opment ,.sldents only. See Oceanvlew Park now
for the home, the futures and the location you
can't beat!
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Alk AIOUT OUR 0 1HITAHTTMDl Pl.AH"
CALL (714) Ill OU7
1 Fts-iJcwi., course Hw Jett"'' _, ttio '4t ... be munol..t to pu
w1ooo ,.. ..,..n1y. For 4o1o11t .. 1
liln. Joott, 71 +.H2-Hll lo Ora ... c-ty.
Since 1926
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1"1nt1ttlt _.., 'llltlo tJfttndl "" 111 '* ...i ,...r Iii' home -,,_. for •• ,_,.,. 1t1terM"""8, 2 baf!I•·· dtlux• bultt·ln lllldlen, dltltllituher, formal
dlnl111 room. Gof"ll9llUS told c1r1M1llno. Alt' QllllflloMdl fflmfly "*" Wlttl
Inviting tl,..,iace. 1 yn, --btlltf' 1M11 ITIDIMI c-lflon. l»40M --
Tarbell Reaohea 17%
Of Th·e. Home · l1yen
; * 10 FULL PAOI ADS EACH WIEK.
*TARBELL'S IXCLUllVE·MULT!Plil " .,·.
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The ,_ upensive coodltioning -erain ot!a11'flll)' ..,;p.;i,.;,,· olil!ipWls
nm by a Colla Mesa doctor in luxurious
spa sumiundings near Hemet -Sobocla de! Sol. •
'lbtre, fer, $350 a week for. a private
room, or $275 each for you end a room-
mate, the corpulent male may shed u
many as 10 pounds under the watdl!ul
eye of a nmse.
Solloda cjel Sol alfers the amueot dieter
sauna, """''lie Jiody c·o n t 9 u r in a:,
pbYatcalt~, vitamln tlierapy, U•
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A -diet l"<tcram inay •br lllarted'•i Ille tnlml·IPO' for ·-. 0r; for t6e lell aflluen~ but m Jal fat,
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Mo11,.....-iion 11tP1t Dunn/At YOllr SOrvlco, Or-Coast .Deilr Piiot,
P.O. loi 15'0,-c..ta, Mou, Ca. t26M. l~ludo .. your 111.i-numl..r.
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illut and:hlve ·writlen Iii letters to no aVall."'11le' .. ' · Who \WU the ~ "ace" among World War I[
14.16 I apent ls•not • large 11D01qit..of 'inpj.ey, tiUt figbter pllota! My brother says lt WU .. ~-
L think .,.. are llOlllng blJkW 80 -o!Jen lheoe days can1Pllot wi)o flew, In the Pacific Theatre of Opei-
tbat it shoUld be JoolrOd •Jntn: . • aUoos. I say that il wps a British ace wlto fought
• 8'Su l'anll.nP>o u<acti In tire Batlle of Britain. Who's rtght~·
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denied tile right lo ':'!°· I 'f*'l!md tbit recent R ·--pla-lo Ida -
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Slander-·A ,Matter or Circum1tanct
'Baseblll umpires and football rere.-lake It
In atride. But there are llmu wben the cry "You
'dirty crook!"-« -to tllat ef!ecl-<>U amount
to iWJd.:r, How the ~ --such out·
lulls lelll I -t deal -tJ.. law 'al de!lnia-
lian al character. ,
Tab tbil caoe:
l'.lm1of aa •amnmt al a aoll
~ .... p1a,.,. cOllod -... li>uly ....... '!be latter filed aalt for "-= cbarPic that tbe epltbet had
·-""' ... tom!"'(I ertmlnll. llDI the court dllqreod. Al laOll 11
tbil lltuallon, uld the ooaut. the -
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"A -" la llot a er)'llal, .,._t and un-
cbailpd; ti II Ille lldn of I lhlllf lllolPI, ad
11111 • ..., sreat!J rn ClllGI' •·-_....,
lo lie diwnot-...... ii"" la whlcb 11 11
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, Acoordlngly, .anodJer court found 11 was i...
deed dlfamltor)' for a jeweller to say of a rival
j-that lie WU "a crook , • • miled Dp0 la
IOIDe croolled deals. n ·
Tbll tJme tbe ""ll'JMll,•Jlllde clurlnC • """'
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1hw la··-· l'llo atlln(, 11111 • of..,.._ bl \wimatory. Al.-..... •'II tlle manberl
-Ibo clul! P'-... . clieat 111111 'l had.. bi llhorl ...... tlio
pa!:lf! at med ID1t for Jlander.
In • court belllng he po!Dted out
lllal the remark had beon made not
merely as a ~ lDIUll but 11 a
apecl!1c comment m hla perlormon<e In office .
1'le court declded Iba~ alnCt the office wu ooe al '
IMt a/id llonor, the -,... ...,. fllOUCb to ...,.,, • aalt. -
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polr -la (Ille praldelil'I) abilltJ lo btlcf>
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PROVINCIAL CHARMI $24,5001
Loeb 1111• rffw lil'llltncl -tld _.Id <Mr'" -modtrn d_.y "'°"'"'"""--) bedl'OOl'Nr' 2 blltll, t19111111 llr991~."Wlll l.llY•r btlltl·ln klkflell. °"9
f'OIHl'I Ill 11r•ve. NMllY manlcwed iaw111, f9•lel1,111r .. ndacaped P"* 1 ~
ly c""""*' pttlo ,.,. f1rr1Uy Ml & tnl•l.ll!llng, S.1110
4 ll!DROOM "MISSIQN Vll\JO" ,$33,2501
'•nl•itlt ~ 111tle ex"6b on •II •* and rNr or ~ -,..... fOI' llllttNl..,. .ntert11ft1N. 2 bttht., de1init 1111111-ln lllta..11, dlll'!Ml!w, fOl'mll
dlnl"I room. GOrJ10W told urs-tb,g, Air t;Ondltion.d, f1mlly roam wllll
1nv111ne lf~ltee. :a yrs, nlW -bitter flll11 model condition. llMMD
DANA POINT -HUGE GROUNOS -$9,IGI
Plrltd flt t t1mlly wM IDYii I bfl pN -""" -It _.,ny::e: •ncl .,,.,.. .... ,.,.. tlftt ef CMIP+ttt ,r!YKyl (10il13' tt.) L flltle ti
on!O'f t11e "'"' ,-~. t "1tll, -..nt flt'.,_ ~ • TY or ........ ,..., ""'"' r-. ......... buJIM!t lr;ltdlln. !Mdl,., ........ lrM fMlvreL country............. ' . . ..
J arbell eaohes 11°k -
Of The Home · layers
• * 10 FULL PAOii ADS EACH WEEK. * TARllLL'S l!XCLUSIVl·MULTt,LI ' ...
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WRAPPED IN •· INERAL-SDAKED-CLDTHS, CLIENT RELAXES AND LETS THEM 'WORK'
. ' I I , ~;> ' , '' ' I 'diei.;lo ow~tr workoets·oo red, plush ; ly ~ liulthorougbly relulhg sorveyed along the Orange ~,.deal ·tn
~io.w. ;i ~ ._mnklst i!Hlllin. g waYool (l1!idlr taking off unwanted nes1>. """"""· not Inches, ot !lab. , <iirmp;,.W,·mlrii'·· 'lb1' r~, logged .. total Inch loss of '!be moot eipensive conditioning -~'!A&ln B'eiCli studio 5.75 Inches-about an' inch olf.esch thigh, gram ot:alt'nab-.mpor!Ullll' uinl>Jed 'Is
opeos its femfuine timer sanctum to men more than an inch at the chest, Dearly an run by a Costa Mesa doctOI' in luxurious
who,lndeed wilb to melt into a dew; 1111-Inch in the upper paunch, and Inch and a ~ surmund•••s •••• Hemet -Soboda warned tnch<\S 'ol blubber. · quarter at the waist and another Inch on dd Sol. -~ ·-
JoaDne 's Incbes Awaf Salon, 210 Beech the hips . ~. for $350 a week for a private
street, Laguna Beach, will wtap tlcessed Once wrapped, the wet-towel weigbted room, or $275 each for you and a room-
executives, eourmand ·111' ·or _ adipose client wriggles into a· nylon jlmp suit, mate. the corpulent male may shed as a~ alike In steamy, mineraJ.soalted and ttl many as 10 pounds Wider the watcbful Jin-·. N~Jy minutes later. a 1Ummer rolls into a contour coum se es
-~ .. 1 the eye of a nurse . male drops $15 into the lncllOs Away till, down .with a magazine to .. ve Soboda de! Sol offers the aJllueot dieter
pennanently,'aDtu the next time, relieved minerals "time to work.'' sauna, massage,, body c 0 n t q u r i trg,
ol unsigbtty balges of thigh, wailt and Joanne explains the process was ph-'cal cbectc-, vitamin therapy, n·
· dint. · · · · , · · i!i;_ originally developed In Europe a a spa ..:k ~ fne consullallons oo
, .-,"""'"""' U.losoes""~ ,... · cure fur artllriU.. Only later, when it was cosmetic 111111ery, limousine • rides to
··""' ~-, io!al lteclof ~ :;.k.•,Y seen that'..,. --tightened lpo6e .......... ,_._st. attractions and, If
-me .~' • -. • didr it -· • hit ·""""" d~ii:·s1enderW?apaeisioos. ''You con iot too modi and P,11 It rl;bl ovet •iiatt &miles, sl>e said. ' · '
back on." a11e basta1s '9 add; S..aili\>«· There ,... , fj]Ur sal00s offering tbe A nialntenaDce diet JftKl'8Dl1 ~.~Y 'bo . men ~ Ille wrap lndi· !oil . treatnient In· Orange County but . only 1tarted. at tbe Inland spa· or .. ~. metiiod eum'llleir eotliig balJits! I · Joanpj! offers the ai<vice U> men. Or, for the less· aJlluent, but no less fa~
Tiie ho! mlnoial wrap·ts ID cal1..µ.tit> TbO remajnder of !iJe !lellh. merdlanls· . <!!ee BATTLE,.Page-C Z)
Eat Less to Devalue Your Pounds
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01141 the act\on you,,.... to ~·1......,11ieo In IOYOm.,.nt.ool'l 'bu,I~
Mall ,.... ....,,.., 19, Pot Dunn/At Your Urvico, Orof!llO Cooat ~ily Pilot,
P.D. loic U6q•COlf1 Mou, Co. Hi21. lntlUdo,.yovr tolophone numl..r. . ~ . .
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l ~'* 11..a Y""" 1"'11l bome11a1eo.ta ....... ~"'µ ...i 1.-i Pl tbe -to
, . • make•'ifopa\• -. ..,,, .... --:.r Woinialy. lf7 callllld-. ......,...... ,
far tlr' Df41illll, Jlllt • BIJDe A fft I the
blod: Will ftlll:lla 11 ..... -... -.... -.,..
OU1 ad the dlllfw11 and drl'fewa1 coacftte ii ~
lnaklnc up. Con JUD belP or -me ri what
legal ..,.. I CID taa? '
bmar iald lbe bt!i1dlDi codo-...-.1 ~ lielt • I clllcked ilit1iili'b rl&bl AD we bave 18-. beat
lamp In lbe ""'"" Mir tlie tub. Tbe "'111. p1-
-""'-~!~'beat ts ·dlrodfy·-tb II, wtli' ol't!IO alr 'around jcy' cold. IJ· there no re-<td.. at! allf f. "8lft ·you all thOle who P"""
dlued tbll model are very unhappy with tbe sit-
118tloo.
A.L, COila Meu I
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representa bi& uene.rgetic" balance.
By steppinf U,. exerelle In -
~ M)'Olle who does lill· ~
bis food inllll<o will eventiiaJJy be
.... igbt. By eDding • each m..t" wttll. a .. . "hungl')'" feeling and adding meuureo·al
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It ls•d'·slinjile u thlil, -Gwtua~---tendlt ·-, ~ • ...
Mota weJlb!'may·bO l...t•by;WtnMly
extending iho,t"l'Jod3·between'.111acb•or
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IMy ~ 11111 -'!'Ilea· dlndlllc Clllli. tiloliU lo Mn. J.A.·~ 111-.0 llofl., IMal
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, '.pol'.llM .... 1"\1111 LR8 lo -,a _,.. .. I lo·
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-1 ~!'fill lo·-a ....... ...., lo iop'am at IM·
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DEAR PAT: · . · ; , .
I sent a ~ in October to Betty O'ocker ,Mag·
azine CtrcuJatiOll Ilepl for a U-losue Nbscriptl\)n
of ii. -magazine. I •received.clftly•the February.
issue and' have ·written siJ: letters to nol a Via II .. The·
$4.116 I spent Is not a large a~ of Jll!lllOy, but
I think we are geWng bilked ao ollen these days
that it shoilld be looked .Into;
Ri.f.., ¥unUngto~ Beach
' . . Mei:edftlt PablL!lllile Co,. Det M~laet, Iowa Is
seadiq, yoa ~-oed ,copla of yoor mW.
lac .IDMafae· Doa~ ~ a ..,.WY 1-,>llee
Spllere Macalae )I • b~mOoolldy pobUcalloa. .
To LL of La""'" lladt: -Magafae
bl eerftCMd ffl ~ ... JM CU'tdl -. U.pter ,a;:au1e1~ •csd ndkE1...i ·apy1of ae.t-
boot H t, 6e mall>lt 6e ---·A hill
. ni.....-'cl.dlt ·irfil he 'ct--·-k·
1 ..,, ~ ~ Wll M 11ehf" aabler:lptiOI:,
julaaew-.mtnp.
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DEAR PAT:
I have feiooy CXlllviction ·and tbUJ have been
denied the right to vote. I understand !hit recent '
,, ' . " . cha1i&et In ·U. lal' make tt possible for. ex·felm11
to have'J!ll,i JlfivilOge renewed. !J ,Ibis report truer
· ; It T., S. .,.._ lloplolruo
' ' Yes,,... caa nq--a revisloe ti,,_ ......Uy
. void 'Al!Havit of !llqlllratioll -'IM c.a.ty
c-Mi.·lli'N.,Syca-., SUla,Au.·-. .u.-IP'•"~•\alll' Ue iewWered "WlvklULIJ
-._i. ne c-ty. Coaalel'• llllD!ber ta -·· ' DEAR PAT:
Who w1,1 the. top "ace" among World War Il
fighter pilots? My brother says it wu an ~ri·
can . pilot who flew in the PacUic Theatre of Oper-
. aUons. I say that it was a Britiah ace who fought
in the Battle of Brifain'. Who's right?
R.L..iSan Clemente
U repaln are 1111 mode lo ,;.. ~. call
emt c.nr, t.Witratllii 4Wel1r ~ ~1v_.
Ntrtll, ... ..,...,,. -111tradiii1 ~ ~· ,,.... · r..ty ...,.JIM .wt.....,. orme .,; .... ......_
' . lllod day,.,. .......... ,.. .. ~--. t\' a
; ........,.. acrees ._, ~ ~· ~. nto1 ~'•
v-ooly ..-.. .... blre ·,... -eJee.
trldu. Tllo ..... "felt" the lleal ..............
aad wooi nmedf yoar 11-. A Sallortlu .
.,....,... ad.toe. >""' llOI to nm tbe .U.111
fu,.... Ille 1-tlamp II t1.:lf'M'1 lllll too cold.'
JM'll -·to -for re.....r of· tbe ... t
!nip ... ••ve a .eoll beating aalt lastaUed. ·Ao
eloclrlco1 Ollltet hi tbe tab area of tbe bathroom
wu CMll*rtd unsafe bY i.be baildef, bat one
caolld be Joatalled by tbe swltc• oear doe door In·
sllle!Mbalm<om.
You and the Law
CHqllitod ' • . "" .,DEAR PA,T: I '
'W; B."Coi, re-ting ~etTY SUn l'hotocrQhy
' ol JlollT;>ood, toot a porlnit ............ of rJri "°" DEAR PAT:
. ~ Ille! me Ill April II. 1111 --...-. April r I, too, was. victimized by a door-l<Hloor sales-
•. bal the jinJolo .... -......_ I hne tel6-,... ,....._,ting Local -. ,Strvtce. I or-
.phoned countless -lllCI DO·-ww•a. Aloo, derod Sporta Mapztne Oii Jan. JO and not one copy my ltll<r wrlllm to Jwry .. m *1 ZI bl -baa arrlm'. I've wrlttm the company three times, JcnoNd. I •'t ... aboat .. _,, bat I ""' ._,_.._. """'""'•led !es o1 receipt and
-•• •~ the AL. ti --· ' --.....-cop my ' _.. -.--_, my cbectc for the balance. I -eicourQed to .ut, ~ -md tbot H.M. WU ....red .ol recePln« bJ.o or -., ... , ,...,. ti 11 _, ..... ,,. _ bor -..tptJon IDd bope you am holp me.
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t11e Cl* Mela r t IJ ii I 17'1 fw ·:~ '11.-I --ti ..._ ....... ,.,...._ .... 1•1tt•11M! lecall IM" 1•• tl1l1p"'° ... ,,.. reee .• -. .--,
.. , ""' ... Ue•r( ., .. _.,, W • JrrrJ bit "-'t yet. ~~~:. Ne.,,.n -. -
lall"l!aNlo!ta"la ...... -• ...... ,_ l!nlls -LBS, -'t,.. 6e salelmu'1 et1J l I 111 ..... be1on lllPlfll .................. .-•. llopefaUy, JOO, H.M.
doocb. ... Jtr. w11 it1 J.-map*OI ol!ortly. LBS•
11' -tM lllllat telaya .. a -paler mll<ap. DEA11 PA't: ~ ..,....__Al -_,i.11111 bve heel ........... by lbe
wo .. flelllWllll•=lllmlbl, on 11 """· lll -delay i. -•1 t1to ll-malldralll........ . ...... J .... ,,, 7 , .... tl?f1
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toaolllollaalbftMolt • • .. l!y •-ti-·-~----' mlllt a llo -••cm DIM Iii 1 ...._ CMler n•••> .. ._ .......... wlll! W
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Slander -A Matter o'f Circumstance
Baseball umpires and football reler .. s take lt
in 1t<lde. But there are times wben tbe cry "You
dirty croolli "-« words lo tbet effect-<an amount
to slandt:r. How the c:ourtc 1oolt 11JX11! ...,h , ~t·
bursts telb a great deal about the law ·of defama·
tiOll ol character. ,
Take Ibis .-:
During an argument at a golf
~ one player cOlled anolller •a
' !Ou.)I C:root." Tiie latter filed 11111 for
slander, <lw1lni lllal the epitbet bad
~ ·blm u a common ct1mlnal.
But tbe court diNcrMd· At leut hi
this situation, said the court, the -I were no more than 1enerallied blaster.
Ol!Ver Wendell Holmel, -II· pressed tbe law's altitude u follows : •
"A ·word la loot a ceyl\ll, transparent ond un-
changed; tt ts the skin ol a umc lhoqhl, alld
~ "IY sreat!Y m colof alll -........U.,
lo tllo! dtcamlt:ancel lllCI the time In wblcb ft b •
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deed defamatory far a jeweUer to say o[ a rlval
jeweDer that be was u a crook • • • mixed up in r
some caoollled deals.''
ThlJ Ume .the commen~ made dllring a bUJI. ..;. emf-, WU clearly meont It
be ~ literally.
EVen In a ---..wnc. 41111 :
llklcl •ol ~•'mar bil lielinno1ory.
Al a club 'n*tJac CIOI ol !lie niembers denounced the club prelldenl • ...
c:Mat and~ !rand." In lhort order, tbt
pnsldeot filed suit for slander •
. ID a court bearing he pointed out
Illa! the remark had been made not
meroly as a general ilieult but 11 a
speclflc <0mment on bis pedormance In office. ,
The court decided Iba~ since tbe ollice was ooe of
lruit olld honor, !be~...,. weighty enough to
lllPflOrl • llult. .
'""-Wlli'dl." _.id the...,., "cannot but im-
pair confidence In (tho ,.-,r1) ability to bold
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People
lwy lCooh 11 alw1y1 llndlng new Jot.. ll)cfact, durlnc Ille Wt l'W •be found 1,611 of them -not for heratJ(
--but tot youngsters throughout west
Ora nae C.olinty.
An energellc mother of roor
ehlldten, Janey ii the founder ind
directer of lhe Youth Employm"1t
Service (YES) loctted in !be mall of
the HunUnctcn c.nter.
She and her .. 1unteer belpers apend
n)Ore than so hours a week counsellng
youngsters between the ages of 13 and
ii on where tc get Jobs and how to
keep them.
When ahe first organized tht
service, Janey was filling job• at mkl4
nlght from her horo• phone and put•
Ung in alm°"t a hundred hoUrs a week
employing youngsters.
"Finding a jolt_ for a youogater
depends on how hungry ht ls," 1ay1
Janey. ••1 try to make them un-
derstand lhat their dad• can't aupport
them for the rest of thtir lives and 1 that unemployment la h!gh Jn Orange
County."
Aside from loc•tinc jobs, •h• ha•
been lmcro:il to dri•e yoongatm to
'their lnter\iiew1 and provide them
with clothes to weor to the Interview.
DAILY ,1LOT l!fff l'llefe '11 coutdn't do it all ii my nine.yeer-
old dtughtff dldo't fix dinner every
night,11 1d41 Janey. JANEY KOCH COUNSELS A YOUTH ON FINOING A JOB
r ' Help for You
Vacationers planning to visit Mexico should be aware of
the epidemic of typhoid fever throughout most Mexican states
and 1hoµld take certain precautions against contracting it.
Typhoid fever can be contracted by drinking contaminat·
ed "i•ler or by eating raw fruiu and vegetables which may
have been contaminated In growing and handling. Freshly·
peeled fruit is conaidere<I safe.
County health department officials stress that the dis·
UH 11 at epidemic proportions only In central Mexico but
exists also throughout all of Mexico to some degree.
Besides avoiding raw foods and drinking only boiled or
carbonated water In bottles or cans, tourists should be vac-
c~ted twice, et leaat one month before their departure.
Symptoms are a hi~h fever, a light rash and sometime• •
diarrhea. Anyone returnmg from Mexico suffering from these
1ymptoms 1hould visit 1 laboratory for cultures to confirm
whether or not they have contracted the disease.
Treatment must begin immediately. The strain ·of ty•
photd, isolated in the Mexico epidemic has been found to be . , ~llilM! ~~/ drUgs ~01;111ally used Jo treat Jt. Drugs are now behl~aluated lh the light of newly·dlscove[ed resisymc~.
JM.l~af!icla!s .cJaim the wattr. and.raw 'foods are 1.afe
at Mriko.I morU btit urge extreme caution in all other eat-
ing and aleeping estab)isbments.
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Dr. Ben 'l'hllmpl4Ji ii one o< many doc-
lln wtlo . ........ In weight control
under med!C41'~l1111,
While bls;lllt'm!pt'fliure to "°'t '35 a
1'0lllld for .IM. ~r loo)y enough le dr~
!O pounds ID r~· , ll{, 'l')lompooa I I'll'~ plan ·woi'kl out to
metbod costs ·ahout !.'II 1 pound, but the
auperviHd tlerdae program guarantee!
auch a Joaa jn;abolll L mlnlmum Of 30
vialta -oclnoout 45 minutes Jong.
CHEAPEST PROGRAM .
...,.t '611 for a, 1100 !or 20
pounds, "!'d !20 for each five pounds JOit
thereafter. ,
You Can Help
"EACH ONE TEACH ONE" SPANISH: SANTA ANA -
Tutoring others En~Iish as a second language has helped
many Spanish-speakll1g people succeed in school and at work.
The YWCA claims volunteers need a minimum of training to
be tutors. The next training session will be at 9 a.m. to noon
from July 10.21. For more information, call Rolena Black at
544-5761.
HELP OTHERS SEEK JOBS: SANTA ANA -Disadvan-
iaged bnd minority job-seekers can be assisted by volunteer
teacher's aides at the Opportunities Industrialization Center.
Classes meet from 8 a.In . to 5 p.m. Monday through Thup·
day. Contact Glenda M~,ssie at 541-4481 for details.
BABY CLINIC SUMMER REPLACEMENT: COUNTY·
WIDE -Vo~unteers assist. medical personnel, weight and
measure babies and help with records and reception of visi-
tors. Bi-lingual volunteers are needed most urgently. Call
Barbara Bock at 644-1182 for more information.
HELP YOUTHS FIND WORK: COSTA MESA -Many
teenagers are seeking part-time or full-time jobs. The Youth
Employment Sl;~vice (YES ) located in the Harbor Area Boys'
. ,plul>, 594 Ceriter St., Cpsta Mesa, will be helping many. Vol· "uilte~ts:are needed to help match available jobs with work
preferences of applicaµits , For additional information, call
Florence · Hayos at 642-0474 on weekday afternoons.
Treatment Tender
For Insect Bites
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Election '72
May Boost
Consumer Ai<l
. ' The Health Insurance Institute la
recommendina a new treatment for fn,
• sect bites -meat tenderize!\
A solution of a quarter-teaspWn of
tenderizer and a llblespoon of water
By PRILIP W. McKINSEY rubbed Into the akin at !be 11te (J(> the
Christian Science Monitor Sen>ice sting stops virtually all pain "within min-
WASHINGTON _ ~stablishment o! 8 utes," the institute said. It said the ten· derizer method was much more effective
consumer-protection agency that may than the textbook remedy of applying ice
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Shoulders
M~ltns Bursitis
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When • m!ddle:&led j>ulOfl suddenly
devdopl I Dall! lh the aboulder, be com-
monly concfudelthat 1rtbrltl1 la catcblng
up with him, FrequehUy bis problem Is
not ortbrlt!a but bul'lttlJ.
Both disorder. cause stiffneas and
discomfm:~,but lrlbrltla la 1 degenera·
tJon (J( Iha joint llructur• ltelf, whereat
buraftls II on Inflammation of tbe bursa.
A blV'a ii a 1mall, aoft-uc, located
bet~ parts (J( the body that move
llpooJPiie another: for instance, a bursa
will ;~'itme of tbe friction where a
• • t Cas ' to Cost
2 Cents More
Per Gallon
tendon passes over bone . There 1r1
bursae located near moat of the jolnbl,
but it is t~e one near the shoulder whicb
most frequently gives trouble.
The starting point of the disorder in
bursilis is neither the joint nor the bursa
itself, but ·the tendon underneath the
bursa. The structure may degenerate,
and as a result, the bursa becomes in·
flamed .
EXERTION
Burslth1 usually comes on alter · a
person has over-exerted himself by a
weekend of strenuous gardening or a golf
game more energetic than usual. At firsl
the patient may be aware only of a
sensation of soreness when he moves his
shoulder. but as the inflammaUon builds
up more pressure within the enclosed
1ac, the pain becomes constant and
11evere, and the mere act of trying to lift
the arm is an agonizing one.
Many persons yield' to the impulse to
apply heat to the shoulder in the hope
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The thrifty that it wiU relieve the pain but, in the
motorist will fill 'er up on bis nut stop in case of bursitis, local heat only makes It
tile service station, because gasoline worse.
prices are going up about two cents per In many cases of bursitis. calcium salts
gallon. are deposited in the lnflammed area
That's because the first increase ·in from the blood stream. These are a con· tinuing source of irritation. BecaU!e af
gasoline taxea in nearly a decade goe3 in· the presence of calciµm deposits, there
to effect on Saturday. has been a mistaken Impression that
The new tax is an extension to gasoline bursiti! is brought on by exceasive con·
of t11e five percent 8tate uJes tax. Until sumplion of foods which contain calcium -milk and cheese', for example. But now wotor vehicle fuels have been 6· Stttll! to be little connection ~tween
empted from the sales tax. bursitis and any pattern of diet.
But now !be sales tu will be levied on
••· · PROMPT RELIEF "~ entire current pump price 01 g..,.llno, MO!t painful ca,.s of bursiti> can be
whicil Includes both the retail price pf provided prompt relief by the direct tn-
1asolli)e and me 11 cents per aaJJon atate -jection of a local anesthetic and cortiaona
and federal gasoline taxes. in the painful area. Aspirating the
It will bo05t your gas cost about 1.5 to calcium deposits sometimes contributes
2.2 cents per gallon which state tax ex. to the relief of pain. If lhe attack ii a
perts say will cost the average motorist relatively mild one, the physician may
a~ut $14 more a year. not use these emergency measure.s, but
The new tax imposed by the 1971 instead suggest complete rest !Qr the
legislature will raise an estimated 1173.4 shoulder for a shart period of time, x-ray
million a year for cities and counties for therapy or physical therapy.
higbw,ys, mass transit and other One o( the problems of bursitis is that
trafllportatiorl projects. once the acute pain is relieved, the pa·
It is on top of the present state tax of tient may protect his shoulder for months
1even cents per gallon and the federal tax thereafter because he is . aware of a
of four cents per gallon. lingering, mild discomfort. He runs t})e
The new money will be distributed in risk of being left with some permanent
about the same way that cities and coun· stiffness, and to counteracl this, his doc·
ties now receive about $600 million a y.ear tar: will probably advise him to make a
in gasoline tax revenue for highway pro-conscious effort to maintain movement ln giams: . the shoulder.
However, ~e salts tax m~f ~lll 9<1~ , i LUt,e many~. fonns., ~· rtwumatillm,
be earmarked exctusive1y, for !bigbvla'Y -bursitis.iS llO~common Uiat im&ny ps'!IOOI
con.strucU.on, maintenance and safety, as are tempted to diagnose and treat it
. the rest of the gasoline taxes are. themselves. Sell-treatment c a n un-
In fact, a major pUfpoae df the g09lina necessarily ·prolong the pain and might
tu liw authored b'y Senate President pfo create a lasting disability. Properly
tern J1111es Mill s. (0-San Diego,) was to treated by a physician, bursitU! can
channel ..... of·tbe Into !rem ~ usually be apeedily relieved ud its alter·
into other klndl of transportation effects controlled. ., · •11(;'
aystans. 1e1Nf1n111 MHlclll ••-lllltll) . .
The Orange Avenue physician charges
tlO for the lnl~al visit lncludllll! lab , .. ,
and a hots of H(Xli '•~emal• liennllnO tllat
aHltla Jn weight loo!!. He preterlbes 1 500
calerie diet for the nea:t six weeks in
which many patie11ta lose about five
pounds a 1'teek. For his !20, the .di~r.
daily reports in I<>< blood preesure and weight dtecks, ohots and ·pills. 1'111,. II
of Dr. Thomp>n's regimen, means twice
•eekly visits -at $15 • week -to con·
tinue .losing. The P11ase In malntenanct
program requires weekly weigh-in! at 115
apiece.
The one-year, $310 ~tract Is the diUj>el~11111 the Hotldq-Ma offtr1 .... _. IOI 1¥r ,1.._,. exellc!lle
facil!Ueo which are shard!. With W'omen
on alternate days. Some have swim
pools. AU have 11auna, steam rooms,
showera, lockers, • gamut of gleaming
chrome weight to'rture tnstruments and
foc the hirsute but portly male;· dri11Jng ' "
even !latisfy Ralph Nader appears to be a or ice water to insect bites.
good prospect in Congreu between now -------------------·.....!...'
LOST PER POUND
The long-distance loser -with say SO
pounds to ghed -might well invest 1205
in this doctor-supervised program that
Viorks toward a penna~t slimmer,
1ensuou1 male. That's $4.10 a pound over
1 10.w .. k period.
Andy, assiJtant manager of the Holid~y
Spa Heald> Club in Huntington Beach, "
more entllU$lulic lbout the beneficial
results of weig\\ttralning to either gain or
tose weight. · For 1.'110 under 1 first visit Introductory
contract offer avaJlabJe at any of the five
Orange County Jocallonl, an overw.eight
male might Jose five, JO or 20 pounds u
neodad and continde le uae tlie private,
plush 11)'111 for fleJJh upkeep.
U It•'• only to pounds that aag about
lbe waistline, Holiday Spa girth control
POUNDS •..
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by Increas ing the exercise regimen.
Energetics requires no food Bup-
plements, special diet or other expensive
paraphernalia .
Gwinup suggests the appestat forces
the traditional dieter to make up for the
food value• he cuts out wlih fo6di he lJ
allowed, defeating th• purpose of the diet.
For example, Gwinup notes, 1 diet of
all protein w\11 aatiafy hunger, but lbe
~ " body can just as well create ugly fat
from es:cesf protein as It can h'om fatJ
or carbohydrates. ,,,.., aWlnu,; IUClt.ii I haJanctd dlet o< onythinc that uates 1ood. The Ol1ly
key ii to eat less.
Eatlni 1 .... Gwlnup contenda, does not
shrink tbe atomtcll.
Thus, he offen no comfort In the tr·
roneou• lhouiht that hW11er wlll ••en·
tually i...... The 1ppeatat of those who
...,. lo .. t too much will doom them
llltl11 to 'beiDI bu"4'l'.
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11111 tearaq the pro1J01 balonce of ••·
-to t1tl111 for hlmlell, tbt r ~ looer will, In time -mlnlm11111
---lotm to live wftb hll llllaU.le ]JI Uif
rooms hav~ hair dryers. .. ·
Not neitrly as plush, Wtih ifory ·•
hairdryer in sight, is the IYm ficlllty
available noontimea and evenings at the
Orange Coast YMCA, 2.100, 'University
Drive, Newport Beach.
Yet, for Pa visit the weightwatcher in
search of a now and then-exercise routine
may use a locker and shower room, a
sufficiently equipped weight room and
tw im in an outdoor pool .
Another dollar gains accesa to tM ex·
ecutive club, where a sauna, handball
courts and assorted exercise macqines
are available.
A variety of memberships for the more
serious athlete, the proceeds of which
support the Y's youth programs, are also
available and guaraotee the fatted
philathropist regular acceu to the
modern facility.
LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP
Newport Center executives with pay·
ment of a $150 lifetime membership fee
and $20 a month may virtually take a
short elevator ride and a walk to the new
Newport Beach Athletic Club, 1367
Avocado St., Fashion Island.
Here handball courts, a weight room
and a rooftop running track are the
places where pounds are ·melted.
\Vith hours most suited to busy men -
nine to nine dail y and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on
Saturday's, the private club is about as
conve,nlent as any place, although the loa--
ing regi men is unstructu~.
Orange Coast College, UC Irvine and
many of city summer recreation pro-
grams along the Orange Coa st offer a
variety of athletic activities, and some
adult slim-and-trim programs at a trac-
tion of the cost of the profit-making flesh
merchants , however. · OI course lhe dteapest losing ,acheme
of all ls restrained eating. A plate of spagbetU c:OOs little more
than a buck to oat. But Ille pound of flesb It put. on an
overwelglit ~ .. tary male, migbl OOll
Imo II lo $35 to take off.
FTC Charges Firm
With Sales Scheme>
• ,WASHINGTON (AP ) -Th~ Federal
Trade Coounlsslon h~ formally cp111ed Koscot tnttrplanetary Inc. wllll ...,lllnc
1 deceptive .pyramid ~ tcl*M tor
door·IO-do«' sales (J( cosmetlct. ,
The complllnt wu Issued
after necotlatots ' railed lo reacil • ,.t.
Uernent, the F'l'C 11Jd. KOOCOI la a
IUblidlary (J( Gltnn W. 'I' u r p • r
Ealorir• l.oe.
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and elecUon time.
Coniress has been wrestling for SfVeral
')'ear•: w1th what form a new consumer
agency aholtld take and what powers it
should have. But a Senate commerce sub-
con'Unittee has voted 7 to O 'fOr a bill
Nader hails as "a good one," and e:x-
J)ectations are that it will pass the Senate
within a few weeks.
It will then have to be reconciled with a
weaker House version1 endcned by the
administration. But the final product will
almoSt certainly represent a majar
strengthening of the consumer's voice in
Washlngton.
MIXED REACTION
Some business groups, notably the
Grocery Manufacturers' Association.
have been lobbying loteruiively against it.
But many manufacturers, Including !luch
gjants as , General Motors and General
ElectriC,,fiave not participated. The retail
industry generally has considered a con-
sumer ag'ency something it "can live
with."
The leading Senate sponsors have been
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff (!J.Conn.) and
Sen. Charles H. Percy (J\.ltl.), giving
it e bipartisan flavor.
The Senate bill would establish a three.
member council or consumer advisers,
similar to the Counci l of Economic
Advisers, to make broad policy recom·
mendations to the President.
This would replace the consumer office
now attached to the White House and
1 headed by Mrs. Virginia Knauer.
LARGE STAFF
But more importantly, the b 111
establishes a consumer-protection agency
with several hundred staf[ members,
about the size of such regulatory agencies
as the Federal Trade Commission . They
will have wide-ranging authority to
represent consumer interests before
other government agencies and In the
courts; (o receive complaints from con·
aumer1 and act on. thetn; to conduct
reseorcll and publlah lnformatlon o[ In·
lerelt to consumers.
For instance, It could present the con·
sumer'• view In decisions on freight ratea
or 1lrllne f11ts. !ta officials <;o<1ld take
part in heerlnp on 1dvert1Jins regula·
' dons before the Federll Trade Com·
mlulon. or on toy safety.
• .It could re-nt home' buyers ·when
.hou11n& finance reculatlonl are being
• drown up.
Whether the q-cao portk:lpete In
hlfomjal IO••l'lilnal , ~U.,. whore con..mer •• Ill! btiq hammM'l!d
eut, often witb • indUltry l!iw-tatl•eo
,.._. II yet to be Mttled. 1'e Senolt
liUl ..-Jt; tbe ~ bW -not.
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aee how easy Jt Is to8'¥(1tralght, forward,
reverse-and zig-zag. S{mpJe stlteh·length
.I aver, too. Foot eontrol lnql~ded at this
low price I It's a) your.SlngerSewl,ng Center
or participating approved dealer.
Sewing
Center•
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For Handicapped
By TERRY COVILLE
Of Hit o.11r 'llM 111rr
direction. None of the
11en~s work together."
BUI Jayne is putting a His expertise on the lack
new twist to the old prov-or coordination am on I
erb about "t h e blind groups helping the han-
leadln( the blind." di capped, all handicapped,
He'1 both blind and quite led Jayne to the Hun·
1 dynamic leader. tlngton Beach City Council
Four years ago he was a last v.·eek.
carpenter foreman. He Jayne 's project is the
helped build the Hun· establish1nent of a coun--
tington Beach home in tywide committee t o
which he, his wife and coordinate all activities
· three children stillJl~ for the handicapped. / . Then he suddenly went "We 're so far behind in
blind. Not totally, but this county we have an ex·
legally blind. cellent chance to leap way
"I get around using my ahead." he quips, wiUt--1
peripheral vision," he ex· wry sense of humor.
plains. "It was traumatic His idea is lo have each
at fir1t, but I worked into of Orange ' COunty'1 21
it fairly well." cities appoint a ban--
Jayne has what doctors dlcapped person u a
call optic atrophy, which representative lo the coun-
means the central part of ty committee. The county
his vlaion is n e 1 r I y group would serve as the
destroyed. Jocal extension of the
He adjusted to his Governor's Committee for
troubles by bu r y i n g Employing the Han·
himself in research about dicapped.
visual problems. ''There are too manv
"I wanted to learn myths about handicapped
everything I could about people." Jayne ! a y ! .
my blindness, what caused "Some employers will tell
I h you 'my insurance won't
t, if t ere was a cure ," he let me hire the . han·
lays. dicapped.' That's n o t
Through the use of true ."
tapes , Braille books, and a "Our county committee
1peclal set of glas!es that would coordinate all han. allow him to read pica di ped type when held within a cap actiVitles. We
f . could be a pool of In· ew mches of his nose, he formation for economic,
became an expert on the social and educational
\1i.sually handicapped. ~ resources." "l also Jeamed a lot about other handicapped He received the coun·
persons," .Jayne modest~v cil's moral support for his
admits. "There is a. lot of project, but still needs the
interconnection. Fifty per· city's financial b1cklng.
cent of all blindness is "I'd like each · clty lo
caused by diabetes, for in· agree to pay $100 a month
stance." to a handicapped person to
The most shocking thina; serve on this commlttee.
he learned was how tough It would be a source of
it is for a handicapped very cheap, but valuable
penon to secure a job. help. And there are
"There is no single federal funds available."
aource that maintains a After a conference with
Potential list of jobs or can City Administrator David
1ive y o u constructive Rowlands, Jayne said his
Red China Not Ready
For Ralph Nader Visit
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Premier Chou En-lai may be
able lo eat Peking duck with
President Nixon, but China is
not yet ready for a visit from
consumer advocate R a I p h
N.ader.
The Peoples Republic of
Olina won't give Nader, who
apeaks Chinese, a visa to
Prolific Lion
BUDAPEn.· (AP) -A,
lloneia In tlii Budapest Zoo ,
haa stvu,_blrth lo five cubi
twice In· two years, lhe new1
qenl!y )!Tl reported. : , .
travel in China as 1 tourist,
UPI has learned.
For a year, Nader dunned
Chinese official; with his re-
quest. He even wrote dJrectly
to Chou but got oo .reply. But
he did find that Chinese
bureaucrats apparently ck> not
differ VJry much from their
western counterparis.
In ,.ply lo one of hill ptli-!Jon•, Nader.got Ibis reply.
• 11YM JeUflr-received, the
contonta of which has been
puMd, tO Ibo authoriUu con-
cernad; 11111 ,.. will bear from
them alioulll>they have a reply
for you.:_>:~
'Refreehing
new heir •tvl••
•tart with Lemon Aid
LaMaur's Lemon Aid Perm!
Protein enriched. acid balanced
and specially priced.
Reg. $12 .50 now $8.33
Haircut H+r•
shampoo and setl
Styled haircut $2.50 ••
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OIJR 1QOfH ANM\ltl'SA"°" 'tt.t.111
Appointments not 1lw1ys nHded -but 1ppreci1t1d
Use '°"" Words Chirp.Alt
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II LL JAYNE SHOWS GLASSES
project will be explained
to other cities during the
Orange County League of
Cities conference July 13.
Once established. he
says, there is no limit to
what the county com·
mlttee could accomplish
for handicapped persons.
Some or the knowledge
that Jayne has acquired
includes:
• about 10 percent or
the state education money
for junior college! is
meant ·for physically ban·
dicapped programs, but
only four of California's 96
junior colleges h a v e
p h ysically handicapped
programs.
e Federal funds exist to
put handicapped persons:
to work in city recreation
departments.
•. In March, the human
redevelcmment agency in
Orange County \Vas aware
of only 75 blind persons
who needed help . while the
Welfare Department had
records for 491 blind in·
dividuals. Agencies just
don't cooperate, he says.
A booklet published by
the American Association
.,,...Matlc.
Color Tuning --21mi'l.1bol
of the Workers for the
Blln.d, Inc., llsi. 50 agon-
cles helping the visually
handicapped in Southern
,California. The Braille
Institute did not know
such a booklet existed,
Jayne said .
Jayne has been asked to
write research papers for
various medical in-
stitutions and technical
magazines.
Jn the meantime, his
wife works in a depart·
ment store and he is a
distributor for a popular
·line of household cleansing
products.
His research and con·
tacts cost him about $200 a
month -"$150 in phone
bills" -all out of his own
pocket.
He doesn't mind the
dedication though. H e
remembers how it was
before he went blind ."(
gave no thought to the
handicapped b e r o r e . ' '
Jayne adrnits. "Jn m·y
hometown I IA'alched two
blind men, one \vith a dog.
one with a cane, but t
never thought about how
they lived, ate or worked.''
"( never thought about
how they got along."
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e FLOAT LIKE A CLOUD
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THC>MAI F. ALUN A"TIQUU
Wttk•nd1 or by Appolntm•n1
Credit Beefed Up
By DICK WEST may repoasess your house In· stuck with an unfashionable
WASHINGTON CUl'll . •lead! For if you have custody cul of beef. I
And hen, once again, ls your of ~ steak, you are legally Over the long haul, however,
favorite consumer expert with responsible for anythina that beefsteaks have been a sound
more good advice on how to happens to It btlore. it ls paid investment. I heartlly recom· 7892 W.st•~initir Auno•
beat the high food prices: for. mend them as • hedge •galnat westminsttr.C..f714)892·7597
High food pr~s ruUy In which case. you must1~rf~u~rth~e~r~1~nn~a~li~on~. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ aren 't all that bad iJ you forfeit your house or whatever
patronize a f u 11 • s e r v 1 c e els& you might have put up as
supermarket. The .1.re where collater•I. -ifiln .. i=··..=~-~ri~~ic~ 0 ... R~lr-1 shop helps its customers Moreover, most storts sell· .IC llt..T~
survive the In f J at io n a r y Ing steaks on the installment
crunch by selling beefsteak on plan require you to take out
the layaway plan. liability insurance, which ls
If you see a steak you ad· pretty e.xpensive.
mire. you can make a small Ideally. of course. you would
deposit and the butcher wUI not buy a steak until you had
set it aside for you in the saved enough money to
-fl'ffter. ~ yOu pay Off tbt pW"Chase it outright. thus get·
balance in easy weekly in· ting a clear UUe at the outset.
Jtallment!I. But few ' of us consumers
Almost be.fore you know it, have enough sel!·discipline to
you wUI be the proud owner of save money on a regular
your very own beefsteak. 1n basis.
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N P.c-tiery _, .. , -·· • •nlllv. ·-my opinion, this ii a better The lay•way plan appears to
deal than you 1et at those be the beat a I t e r n a t t v e ,
stores where you make a 10 although It too has drawbacks.1'-!~~~~~~~~;;;!!i!;;;!;;;;;;;.;;;;.:;;;~~~ percent down payment and For one thing, you don 't have 1-
take the steak home with you. the use of the s~k during the
I mean, a mortgq:ed steak payment period.
lJ okay as Jong as you stay This presents the danger
healthy and have a steady in-that by the time the seak is
come. But read the fine print. paid for it will be out of style.
If you get sick or lose your By then, veal cutlets may be
job and default on the back in vogue and will you be
payments. thert's something
terribly humiliating a b o u t
having a collection agency
come to your house and
repossess a steak.
And if anything has hap-
pened to the steak, the agency
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iana Wain'a.rt, or ·Tomi· es she· prefers
be called, ·intfruch in• her own
guna Beach studio. S)!e, .danced
' . f.: ~ ..
wf h ·Jose Greco'•· troupe but · gave up
.t stage for marriage. · ..
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Patrick
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urtnin Comes Down
n All Performtinces
. _ ..... ,.J. -·· EAR ANN LAN~:' juJt c:Ame
Ille funeral of'l gliocHt\e!ld. He was
y 56 at the peak of JliS ' ca'reer, a
derful guy, beaulif)ll fa,rrtily, the 111ost
active m~Dr any gtoup. · . -., .
re were many sad~ed people at
t _ service. saying very little to one
tber. But the unspoken message was
: ''What 1 tragedy that this pro--
·ve. successful, delightful fellQw was
down in the prime of life."
On the way home I remembered
ther funeral -ooe I attended a few
ths ago. 'lbe man wu 90. He had
~A ' •
• -• f ~ " ' neighbor couple In, but not very oltea: ·;·· .
The problem Is that I :IUi9!111iped.1uP ."
for · a s\udy group whieb ~s. at ouf Y
church once a week from I '\ill 10 p:rn.
hiy husband refu sed to join so J'.go with
my sl.5ter-in-law.
I've always known•that I'm not Jl'efty.
I'm presentable. Period. No man would
look at me twJc~. My, husband insists that
every man )n town Wants me, including
the 1tudy group leader who is our paslor. . .
When I coioe hon!e from these shliiy
group meetm,.. he gives me··11>e. lliird
degree altbougb he knows 1 went with my
sister-in-law and came home with her. He
alio checks the speedolllet... on the'Car'lo
make sure I didn't drive an~e 1elae .
He is beconihJg inCte.Singly auspicloiul I tor. np reason. · .. .
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r once read someplace that-ttlis •ls a
sign of mental illness. Is it? If so, shoul~ ··•: • ~
1 stop going to the s~udy ~p,lo'pJease ..., "' r.o.•_\ , ~
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d>mmunity -useful , productive. suc-
Qns!u1 and loved by all. He tctired at tut 75. His eyesight went bad and he
eloped crippling arthritis.
y the time h& was 80 he was confined If a wbeelcba~, a(ipost blind. his 'em~ wa gone, mJst Qf his cronies ljod dilid and he was a biely and sick old
flan -a pathetic fiaµre who was a drain cm bis only dauglller'1 energy and finan· &al resources. The last fifleen years ol
-e were downhill all lbe way,
Recllling the old man roacle me feel
lad about my 5'-yeaN>ld friend.
ii -•thin& ID be Aid for leaving •tac• amid applause and cheers. I
I'm lucky enough ID die wilh my
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your old (rltnd coaJd ba•e 11-ldl 15
It yoai youg frfeadT lllll Ille
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• ha~e bo,m moiried for eilbt ~· ·-..i ddlcfNa. 'II! .... Jir' JI ,_,. my semot -a quiet-·· a
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evaluation. Jn tbe imeutbll,e, if you &Ive c.Jc;<.
up tb• study voap.lllWBJ .. ~·Ip lllm, ...
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DEAR ANN 4Nb;JRS: eu bave !®"
children und~ ,.. .. yem of qe. fHeln
to have enough la1D1dry .. ery day for at
least one load -JOmetimes two. For
some re1u1on this bothers my hustiaad. He
• ,,,. bis mother used to wash aoce •·
wetk and sM bi<f,'five kids. .
I keep lolling him )'d rather do Me "'
two loads a day than kill lll)'Self on MQll·
days. What do you say, AM?~MISSOIJRI
MULE (His name for me.) ..
OEAll M.: u you wpt It Wiili eYer1
day what's ft to ltlmf I prt11me yoa
aren't teIUug blm bow It ru ldl '!ork ••¥ ...... 1bocdd ... be leflill ,... ....
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lier ~.Ciro;.-. which tdok her
ID 111e s.D, Francisco Ball,1 eo. anc1
lbe Jose Greco TroUJ!f.·U her '!lile ~" . . ' ~~-~ . , .
llbe baa r~ lroin the atqe in
favor ol l)latrlafe, nlotbmiOod ancl
W -own itudio.of cWK:e, but1-ves._
i.milld a llrill( of aecomplishmeota
lll!)'doma-wouklenvy. · ·
Bom Jn New Yori< to a mother-
. rit would baye liked to dance
henet~ 1"11 <ll''~ denied the '9-portuailJ btC8Use of (&m 11 y
_rtllgious prelareoces, Tomi -WU Of·
ltred the dJaoce to study dancing
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a name she eVentuall)' used pro-
fessionally , tpt she prefers to be
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her dance. (t.SStl. • , • •
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many students for me," Tom1 ex ..
plained. She refers to the Bridget
~amily a~ 1tl)e, "~t w~~· loving
and talentep" ln the business.
Bric!ies pilt bet in . Iler , first
television · sboW,. '11be-Lloyd
Brldges Anthology," which was •
follQwed by 4' more television ap-
pearance$, ·including "Eleventh
Hour,'' ''11le ~ Williama Show'•
and "Man From U.N.C.L.E. ••
T!lese ineluded both acting and
dancing roles.
It was while dancing in tbe~eggy ,
Lee Show in Las "Vega$ that ~She
met Jose Gre<:o. <
ASKED BACK , 1' ·\~
called Tomi./ .
Daily lessons nnt beian at the 11
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American School of .Balfet in N"1. 1
"This was the high ,polnt·b.·~1
career," Tomi said.·" A membef' of
Greco' s troupe became ill and 1
repJaced ·her. 1 guess: l did .okay
because 1 was aske.d ~~"t Yotk ahd these were strenuoµs '
workouts. "It was hard to dance ~ •
and keep up my school grades too ,"
Invited. to go to Puerlo Rico with
Tomi said. . · .
LOS ANGEl:ES MOVE
When. she was 13. the family
mo.ved \o i... ""ei" and she
started tuclililg ln Santa l\lonica
after school;lW..kil)g as an' 'a"iO-tant lo 'the ballerina' Kiranova:
Following 'graduation . fr~ m
University High School at 16, ~
was a-member of the corpsii>f ,~~
San F)jancisoo Ballet CO. tor ·six ·.
mOQt:hS. .
•i~t. wa very rjgoroos , and
a)lliough the d;.scipline was good for
·me, I feltrit waa not the .kind of •life
I wanled," tbe· slender ctaiicer said •.•
''I had .recently beep · jntr<>ductd to
mod~ jazz and decided that wp
what I bad a flair for, so I dropped
oot of the cups.
"I came back to Los Angeles and
entered the University of Southern
C&lifomia as -you11 never believe .
this -an engineering student. As I
look back now, my goal was
unrealistic."
While at use, Tomj <>pened a
atudio of her own. in the San
Ferpando Valley and taught a few
hours a day for two and one-half
years. During.that time She studied
with dance director Jon Gregory.
whom she deseribes as the "fine<I
juz instnjCtor, ln 11¥' United 8'atti
tOday.!' ·
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• 1.'H~formed:mY style,'' she said, "itnd'q g~ve, pie the inspiratiop tG
really express' myself' througH"'the"'
mediwn of dante. Be still is my
choreographer and I feel I owe a
lot of my sucCets to 'hia\." · ·
.'-G'W"'J' ·~1i<ed her Jn her .first
musical aOOw in St.' Louis and she .
closed bu school ,and 1tarted her · •
Jl'Of~ cateer ~re. . ••
A lecond person the Irvine Covt,.. •
resident credits witp. giving a. mi>=;.
jor. boost ID htl: career i1· !Jqya · '
tJ!e dancers, Tomi had to choose
belween tllis trip and gett« 11\f\" 1 ried. ''I was in love. all!l,f ~e
decision w,-not'.t09 <ljrflCllll!;~ l!be
related. , • , t,
Berqre ber marriag 'ilo : AI : \
W.emt, a Newport BeliC!!_ jewelry •
designer and retailer, Toml spent a
year in. ·Hawaii as the head· of a
modeling school. She also served as
Miss HawaU in the Miss Upited
States pageant.
-Now, St the age of ·23, she ha& "'
• -opened her i>Wn studio again and ·t
hopes to see it blossom into a
center !or all ~arts.
, "I love teaohinr,~ she said. "I
trnjoy helplng1 pebple~Jearn to use
:. -their bodies J. what f-~efer to as
• 'giUing. outside themSelves'. I'd
' Uke ~ to have, wMle W<rld dan-
Cing." .
AU. DISCIPLINES
The Laguna Beach art center, 11
i.. .She. e.JlViaions it.~\fOUld house all
kinds of companies -and woo1d
aomeda,Y be her contribptioo to the
City.
"We have a lot of talent in
Orange· COunty," llhe saidt '°lt'1
simply a matter of someooe-gettlng
· . It all together and givli!g'. i~.<IITTc-
tion in which to' start.•,: : ''
The Weine.rts are ski buffs and
Mr.;. Weinert enjoys dolilg 'things
With her children, A.1bert, 2, and
Kerri, 4, and her step.children,
SuSan, -20, and Etic, 19 .
. ;.I really don't have mucJi: time
• for many bqbbi.,," olle re)a~. "BUt 1 do regijt'my·c!arly'liil:t of
Clp)>Ortunity•to ]larticipateit! sports.
You see, dancers ar~ discouraJed
trqril,doi!IC\tboie 'tHJngi . '. "'
"I believe everyone. should be
well-rounded,. They ahould ~r 1
everyttµng 1 and ,perhaps ,strive,~.for
perfection irl,one i>r two tbiQis.
"I'm happy to have4 had~ the
~·._discipline and cblnce to do all tbs
'f:Utlflgs.1 did.'1 • j
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I Wain~ ;, slim~ in ell •sp•~s ..
of -dff~ ~m cl1nic1l .b~~-~•-1 ~
1aq; Her gr ~ l!I tal•nt ·
--1ra ..... 'f ialnt •iii I.he Cliiiiei. • '-·-· ""
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lly ERMA ,llOMBECJI . AT I have &I.ways adfnk.ed
-women whit, Ctn wear a one-
liJe rwimJUlt. Tllo! la, eithef '
a 1lze U1 a 14, or 1 11. I Wear
all Uitff +• al the tame titne_,· ,
visited and paused I o n g
enough i. ,.. me In a pair ol
laded ~al pushora trying to W /Tl ·toUcb my nose to my lieot ,. • bitf::'wblch was resting on 1 EN · PfW . and said, "You are
· ., -~~ tho altar." I
my lllkJes booked over tht
oU..r. I quit be!<n I really
hurt mystl!.
The idu o[ going to a spa
..Uy intrigued me. I thou&ht
how great it Would be to
splash around in the wat~r and
1team your pores ·and ride a
bicycle to nowhere, but going
to a spa Ls like having a clean-
ing lady,
watched.my husband lalth!ully
execute his Air · Force ez.
erclses (which ~ account
tor the dee.lino In enllstmento).
II !hero Is anything in this
world more boring than a. men
who e..,clses rogularly, I
have not met it. • . In· tbe modern·d•"r
v~ar. I can't seem tq
1•t It all i.aether. My lrlendf
tell me exercise ia the secrel.
ll'r 'ncit hOw mucll'ifelght you
carry. l!-il.howJt ii packaged
and distributed.
'---.;;;'"' transl~ to a c a k e
. '"' t decor&~ class and licked
Warth, I be&ln. i.· blou,., ail! my 1IJY lo •ii additiooal
don 't' 1'0411Y thin out again pound!, . '
unlll Corpus Ch~. (Bui-For awhii., I used to. eat my
after Houston, who haii&S· on 1 desse,1 at breakfast while
to see ~rpus C}lristl!) r watch!!1g a Swedish girl on
. I'~.e exercised. t really .have.~ i t~levls1on. ~ b~ld me spell·
Once I signed up for a course bOund ·by windmg her leg
at the neighborhood YWCA. around her neck.
"You thould' join me," he
keeps insisting. 0 A few
pushupo i a lltUe jogging. It's
good !or the old body."
"Then why aren't your
knees st,.ight wlltn you bend I over to toocb your toes?''
"I suppose you could do it
better?" 1
I stood in front of the mirror
the other morniDg and assess-
ed myself. Imagine if you
will the state of Texas. J look
terrific at Amarillo, but by the
time· I hlt Dallas and Fort
The classt:s were held1 in a ! I watched and listened to
church and because of the Im' 1fer over a year . and one
popularity of the cl-.ss, we day I Wheezed, stramed and
were put In the churCh .Proper. .up,ed and finally got one of
One afternoon the mi,Qister " ' ' ,
You can't go to a spa look-
ing like you need i. go i. a
spa anymore than you can
have a cleaning wOtflan walk
into a house that needs clean·
ing. Somehow, I just couldn't
get myself in shape for a
towel.
For the last year, I have
"Sure. by letting m y
fingernails grow 14 inches ."
He thinks he's footing around
with some .amateur,
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l'v·e been reading
autobiographies written by
~MQs (Former Movie
'.Qt:UeM).h ,
"Tboae who are now eating
BEAUTY
and the
BEAST
The women were either too
demanding or too dull to
entertain themselves. Like the
FMQs they took to the botlle
rather than join t h e i r
husbands' efforts.
haltlbllrgers .out of paper bags I know othe r women who
in one&room apartments or were determined to keep up
working as cockrail waitresses with their ·husbands a n d
•;all teem to have one thing in reasons for failure th rough achieved success as hostesses.
COITifllOft! They blame thelr page after page of bed·hopping It's true that God helps
dedine and fall on their should b e .psychoanalysis those who ~Ip themselves.
busbandi. enough. Only you can make the
It's-alWays the fiult or the 1 have seen wives become memories you leave behind.
husband, never, the wile, when failures because they couldn't And whatever they are they
marriages crash on the rocks. keep up with their husbands. should remain private.
FMQI: complain that their:1.v;;:;;i~;:;;;~;;:~~;;:;~;;;~g~~~~~: I huabands were jealous of their
careers .and cou1dn't adapt to
or understand the rigors of
their profession.
It's interesting i. note thal
eaCh time these FMQs left'Qtie
of their husbands, it wasn1t · ·the man :wh() went into decline
but the woman.
"Many of these FMQs l're now ' putting together tfteir.
clippings, memories and bed-
time adventures in hopes of
1being recognized.once again.
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Numerous actresses, on the
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Failure ai an individual ia
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-Sen. Jamel Fontenql). tr, " ·
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Louisiana ~nate, was po. ". '"' .
lng in favor of his usolu~·~ ,.,
ban all tobacco amo~~ ~:;. ~
committee room.;-last ~
wboil ·the cloud Ii ~ ';
drifted into his face. .~ -, ,
About a dozen older senli'l>d
had left theit· seats, walketl ;to ~ ,
where Fontenot was spealting
and .lighted cigarettes, 4"1~
and cigars. ,. ;~·,.
0 1'm seriot11 about .thj,s11
Fontenot said. "Please do'n't
make light of my tesolution." ' •
The Senate rejected it, 21-15.
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111 LOUIBfl ·IWEllNEY
c~• tc*';"' Milllllw ..,..._
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Tilt !loot' l,t ajar, framing a
1bot ol Joanne woodward In •
tacky ,.,.,..., bethrobe. She Is
limnln& to her·husband and dlrJctdr, Ille 1111n· with the
familiar back of the bead· -
the gray, curly hilr, closely
cro~ like a Greek statue's.
Paw Newman ta talking
IO!U, to bbl' wtte, his head
c:oc:ked on one. 1fde. She
listens, her ~ .oa her hip,
thtn closes her eyes, says,
"Yeah," and winC:ea ... t bite
to uy that," she tells him. She
lus!es with the oalety pin on
her robe. He thlnU. "Then cut
I~" be 11y1 .quietly. "Cut II
out."
They begin Ille octna aglln
and !be door closes 1,11 a
technklan aa)'I, "This la a
reheanal. tight?" When it
opens again we aee that the
aet couldn't be any tighter
unleu the film were 11hot in an
elevator.
There ia a tiny, drab tan
room !hat could only be called
Ii parlor,. hung with aad
~lace curtairtJ and fea-
tooaed wilh meas" -papers, t J f t er e d ashtrays, remem-
brances of meall pol In ooe
window lela • tr.Y lull ol the
brlgh\ orqe flowers !hat title
tbe film: , .. Effect of Gam·
ma Rays oo. Man-in-the-Moon
MarlgoldJ."
'WY TO DIRECI" ,
ol Nell: "'11'1 easy to direc:I
hu. Her own quollty carrle1.
Her qWllily not al a
per£ormer, but as a person,
carrl•• her throug~. Put her
face on camera tnd Jet her
twitch away and you've got a
scene."
Tbt house ts a downer, ex-
pertly done in terms of the
Alvin Sargent teript taken
from Paul Zindel'• play about
an 1ngul1hed loser, a fra yed
vridow who lasbet out at her
two daughters and life in
'general with as much black
humor u savagery.
DEPRESSED ST ATE
''nle house hu Joanne in a
depressed state," says her
hu1band . The role is also a
tough and exhausting one.
which gives her no time for
amall talk. After a final take
ahe rushed to a more cheerful
atmosphere, her red, white,
and blue striped dressing
room built lnto a corner of the
church ad jacent to t h e
parsonage.
The church has been con·
verted Into production head·
quarters; we aee pro'p1,
wardrobe .. a woman whining
awey at a sewing machioe, a
flashing red police light to
1ignal takes, several tables set
up with cheeked clotbl !or
hmch under the vaulled cell·
lng1 "1lere painted engela hov· .,, .
"The scrlpt l!i the alng1e
moet important factor under
con1lderatlon • • · .I did have
cutain acrtpt re:strictlom aa a
dlrector. I'm not Jnterested ao
much In concept1 or meS1age1
ur anything like that. I'm in-
teri;.:1ted in creating emotions,
and this scripl does that quite
successfull y. though it's an ex.:·
tremely dlffioolt part for
Joanne. It's stretching for an
entirely new k i n d of 1
perfonnance.
Miss WOodward II stnlggling
gamely with a role that i1 ob-
\'lously countercastlng. She's
discarded her glamorous blond
tmage to frump around in a
slum of a robe, wearing white
nylon bobby socks, green cor·
duroy slippers, playing a role
about a fad ing woman who
never bloomed, a part laced
with bitter ael!·satire. Her , ·
hair, drabbed to an ashy mouse •
color, looks a!I Jf it had been
styled with a blender.
She wears no visible makeup
and fa self-conscious about her
appearance, even though the
lovely ~DH and cat.green
eyes haven't changed, Sbt
seem1 unaware that the beau·
ly II still there, even without
the props.
NO PROBLEJllS
Hu the dual reJatlonship of
husband-director and wife-ac·
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Nell Potts, daughter
of Paul Newman
and Joanne Woodward ,
plays role of
junlor high stu'dent in her father's film.
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Leo: Inwllect at Work •
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MONDAY may pratot ~ JCey-ls Vlrll> lndlvldaall eould .._
JUNE 26 to be vOl'Nlllo, l1alble. Stba wived.
B1 IYDNl!:Y OlolAJlll , opporl\lnltles wl~ tc:1t. sAGl.TI'~ .(N .. ,,!o ,,,...,,
terln f Sa ..... rla Dae. 21): 'Your ldeu "8l!:S (Marcil 21-Aorll ltf: g yoor ~· .. -f!oa~ and prollta are
Prol.,.ional duly and deslro · may be lnvolvfid. be correct.
mn conmbt. Key now Is ro ire:: LIBRA (Sept' JS.Oct, 12): CAPRJC()RN (Dec.
ael!.analjltlcal. Find whit It I ' T!iose who are aet la !belt 10), Even II . cll<k Into
you really need, Ignore on i ways present problem. Your Timing 11 eharp. Y '
who make1 nwneroos prorli'-t.,k oow ta to wr down In ....Wta. Element ol luc~/
Jses. G e t agreements Ht . order to rebuild. Xndw. rules will Is in your Mrner ••
writing. Then you are on c(ir. before breat1ng, lhtm. Be contacts. Expand
rect path. responsible ; of&!t alternatives. AQUARIUS (Jen.
TA1.!RUS (April 2(1..May 20): But don't be af~id of changes, 18): Work quietly
Prachcel ' issues domlAate. despite protests from elde.ra:. scenes. Shun publiclty.
C'.onfu.sion e1ists, ~ut you are SCORPIO (bcl 23-Nov. Zl}: services of one who ha
capable of creating , ~rderly Relative could . be surprise much experience. ~
process. One. In authorjlY ex-visitor. Be amiable. However, PISCES (Feb. It-March presse~ desire to atd. it i.s best to adhere to basic Finish rather than biiltliiloJ
GEMINI (I.Uy 2t-June 20): _~yl~ Don't panic. Ex· projects. Take overall vleW: •
Accent on how ~ tuqxne tn-. change ideas. Stay out of perceive potential. Frlendi vestments~ mone1 lot.he.rt senseless argument. Gemlal, may ~e about
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lem you also lr«el.Y.e efits.
Know it anct act accqfdi.Jlglx.
Aries .figures ~'¢nerit1f.
Q>mplete opOc!al ~·sslF.Jnie~t.
CANCER (lune. 21-JuJ,Y 22:
Lie low. Wait and obSqve.
Spotlight Is on special liaison.
Leo could be' involved. '_!'hink
first of your basic need.I,
security. Don't risk sOniefhfng
or value for wha\ cOuld tie
passing fancy. ' "
LEO (July 2J.~ugust 22):
Intu itive intellect' w iJ r k s
overtime. lnvolvemen't" with
Caacer..oom intliviaual 11 in-
dicated. Be sure you are cor-·
redly quoted. Ne i ghbor ,
relative is al\Iiou.s to interpret
your motives, riot nece5sarlly
in correct manner.
VIRGO (Aug. "23-Sept. 22):
Be. a ~ lhopper,
Select qWllity. Avoid .X-
travagance. Yo~g persons ..
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We • the Itri who CJ'O"'
them f?r • eclence class e1-
perlment In tlle atory, • rather
AJlce.lli,,Wi>ildorland girl wllb loo& blqocl ,llotr and a wblte
rabbit lft her an111. She etandl
with her bacl1 !o · her film
mother, !(Isa jVoodward. The
J I r I II Nell Potta. the
N""""1'.I \~·year-old
~hter, who's .-. a
e&lldbaoa nl<kn*m• for her
llrat -t!JdH ralher lhan Nell .-. ..
Outside on the steps of the
tan brick and wood church,
the crew· IWll 1itself during
breaks. On the steps more
cartons of marigolds languish,
and in the yard set the green
bar bells Newman works out
on daily. A Sk·andla
smorgasbord truck full of
, Junch idles nearby. ,
tress caused any problems?
"No," he aays. "l don't think
it makes any difference. I
respect her work and talent.
We work very much in theljjiiiiiiiiii same way. If there'a any reac-l ·
lion It's at the other end of the
spectrum, at home. Jt's really
all hikM or all lows, no middle
ground,." ..
He ctr1!J11 a pickle at the ll"xl
que.stfon ·and aay.1. ''So"*"1e
put you up to that! l'fo? Well,
ye1. I would ·love for Joanne to
direct me in a picture, but
she'• not interested in di.rec·
Ber lather the diredDr uya
After a dozen difficult takes
of one scene, "MarJgoldJ"
breaks for lunch. Newman sits
dol'll ,wllh. hta steak, catsup,
orange aections and pickles to
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Maggie Smith .Takes to .. Aunt's ';fravels
". · a0ggie Smith's ~ew
-h• she ranges froro girl
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LONDON -Magle Smith
stands "' the middle of • graveyard; dre11ed ror a
fUoeral. Storm c:looO hover in
• the bleak Ky, lbnltlllinl
njo, She .... just lltended lha
cremation of ber 1 ii It r •
E~a-theocenels
aigoriiy. BIJt. Mapie Smith -
~ oby, introverted, and
poipfUlly oerioul -seems gid·
d1 .........
•f1'ou're In the movie.'' ,the
1rinf, lllberiaa me out of
._ ..... lib • kindly
aunt. 1
TiD MOVJB Is MGM's
"Travels ' With My Aunt,"
wblcb !;eirP CUkor ls dlroc> ttnc 6om Iha best-selllilg
novel by' Graham Greene,
and altboiiib \be eoUre com-
pany bas spent the past lour
Dlllnlhs blklng lhrougli Istan-
bul, Frlnce and Spain, they 'tl:""' up in typical movie
qn the' final day of the
film, :ohooting the llnt actne
. in lhO movie last
old crone. "Bette Devis would have
i ~·location b a~ cout\.
try Cliurch jn Nortl>' London
whero a timid bani< mana"r
meets Jils u~veotlonal aunt
for the rim uoie and
dlscovera the hu staahed 1
fortune in marijuana in 1he
um !DOl!nt for his mother's
ashes. FiiiD! there, it'a ,uphill
all the way jn a wild and zany
seriet.of adventures that may
tum out to ~ one of the yeaf's
happiest movies. But whatever
it tu rm out to be, it will be no
doubt enriched " by I h •·
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Tit• Ov1r·•t.tiv1, or Hyperkinetic Chile!
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' · NAMI ITATIMlf\T SUl'lllta COUIT 8'1 ~TMI' ~ folloWlnl ptn6n1 tr1 dolne STATI or CAl.IPOIUtlA Pott ' buJI~• 11; THI fOUMTY W OjtANH Slil IEACH lll:OAITEll:, JIS I!. .... ... ,_ , • ,
ltlbol lelbN, Ctllf., '2641 NOTICI 011 NIAii• OP' PITITJ6fl IUCll•rd l , H..-nmlnHr, 2Jt C1m1Ul1 1'011 P'IOIA .. OI' Wll.I. ANO PM
Lene, COtt• M•••· c1111, t2'27 Lin••• TnTAM9NTAAY ' lllll1n. L, H..-nmlnttr. 251 C1mtlll1 l!sltll of .fl:UTH l , COU~TOlf, A1CA
Lentl CM!• Mesa. Clllf .• fltl21 Mll:S, JOHN L'rCOUlfY'OtS, AKA WUTM
Tllf• 1111t1ne11 19 lltlnt conducltd "" • P. MAUCK, AKA Miii. LllLIE "·
MutbMd M)CI Wli., HAUCK,.Oeculed.
ltlthlrd L. Mtml'ftlnHt NOTICE IS MEllEIY G11'EN 11111
• Llll1111 L. HllnmlnHf' JOHN 1.. COURTOIS '"' '""" l'llrtln • Thlt •l•lfl!*ll filed wlff'I th• County pttlll1111 fW P.r&bttt of Wiii tnd tor
CMl'tt of or.,.. CMtv on June '' lt/1. 11111•11C• ot \Atl•r• Thltm1nt1f'I' to t111t IY 9eVlrlv ;,, Mlddoll;, OtPllfY coun1y P9tlllot1W• ,...,~ ,, Wllld'I 11 mMt tor
Clerk. • , • fllrtlltr Hrtk11!1r1. •nd tMt 1111 tll'l)I Md \, •) P 1112' "Itel of f!!fr1til 1111 lfl'M ,,._ blefl HI
Pub1111itd Or•nte COHt oaltY P1101, tor Jult n: ttn, '' t i• ""'" In the ''=.,...::..~"~· ·~·~· "='~'="'::_:'~"='='·~'="'=--"-"_n,1 courtroom-•ef o.,.r1m1nt,No. l 111 Mif court. et '!ll•(l111c Genter Dft111 w .. t. In i,EGAL NOTIC;f,: "" Cttr flf lltlta An•, CeUfornl•. . --""'---,.-,--':,---I 0t1t11 J""' u. 1t12. lltl _, Wll,.L.IAM !. SI JOHN, ' CeuflWC~~ •tCTITIOUI IUllUll 1,, ·CMlttn.\Jll ·MAUCK NAMI STATIMtNf ................ AWllltll
'Thi .. lowlnt ptrMl'I " 9oiM Mlnm It......_ Clilftflllt '111t
II; SIMICONOUCTOI c-1Vtc1s, •tNC.. Tiii (ftl) ..,.,"'
f10 Norlh /Min, Orttlll. C•llf, t>Ue • ......., ..,, 111111'-r • -
l'l'l'Oft C1rd1m1nt ... "'2: Olt'*W Cir• P\llltlifwll ~ Ol'tll9t CoMt D1ltv Piiot, tit, 111111 Al'\I, CIUI. -Jiw. Sf.. II illld Jiiiy I, tf72 16'1-71
Tiii• Wllnhl ll belnt (Ol'ldlldld IW 111
llldl'tklull; ~ IYltON CAlOAMlNll
Tfllt tll~ flltcl with ftle Covnfy
Clerk ti Ortntt eo.J111Y M : June u. ltn.
• ., IWttfl\I M ...... 'o.utr Counl'I' Cllrk.
STl,Nut O\lllN
ATTOflNl'f AT LAW
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Tlh JN.ftll 111111 »W211
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SU,11101 COVIT 9".TMI
ITATI OP CAl..INtlMTA '°" TMI COUNTY 0111 OllAMff
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NOTl(I 011 MIAllN• Oft PITITION flllOl O.Dll Al'POINTINI TlUITll ~ TllTAMINTAIY Tit.UST TO L'ILL
Ill latl2 VACANCY AflTll DICl.INATION Ofll
P'Ubl!lhed Drlntt Cet1t Dilly l"ltot, PlltlON IN WILL
Jun• 2S •nd J(jfy 2, '· t•. lf72 1•1s.n l!•l•I• of 'ESTHElt c. HAFl'1t1Elt, 1-------------j DKHNf.
CE NOTICE ' IS HE•EIY OIVfN Tll1t LEGAL NO'l1 HANNAH I . SLIGAtt Ml• lllld 111r1h1 • I -----===------I ~tltlon tot orffl NtPl>lntll'!ll """" ot I.lit·• tnta!'l'lllltttY trv11 to 1111 "•c•ncv •fttr
PICTITIOUI IUllN••• Otc/lntllon ., "'-WtltMled lrt will, NAMI ITATIMINT reftttnel ti wlllcl'I II ·mec1e tor fvrll'llr
TM foUO'l'rllll "!'IOl'IS ,,, dol,,. Hrtkultrs, Ind lh•t Ille llmt Ind '*"'
butlfllll II; flf l'tllrlfll 1tHi NIM hll •n Ill let' JlllY CAftSON'I ftAIOlll:S, '7JO Cresl!Y 7, im, 11 f;XI 1.m .. In !I'll c:1111rtroom ot
A'llfllll, G1rttln'Gr0\'I, C1Uf. '2"4 DIMrtmtnt Ht. l flf Mid co;rt, 11 700
Jll'rltt ldWI" JllllWIY• f7M Cr111by ClVlc Clfller Or1vt1 Wnt, '" tflt CllY ot
Awt111t. Garclttl Gl'O\tf, Celll, """' 111111 AM. C1lltotnl1,
Steplllfl Jtnmt '''"''fl· 10051 a.. HM n, 1m. l tlll'llrt Drive, Hunftntlclr! lffdl. Ci!llf, w ••. St JOMN,
""' . (fU!ltv Cllflt Tll!I WI!,,_. llJW!N COf'dllllld 'Y I PIW•AlllH WIUM,
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'"""""' 1'1~ P""rln Teh ISll) m.-. Thfl "'*"""' ~.... W!llt tl'll Cellnty A""-' flr;•\;..,;;;;.~--
C..,k Of .. .,...CIOMY lllt JllM n. lfn. hlltlltlM °"""' c.t1 Dti11'f . P'l)of, •f ltYWlr J, MtilfOll, OWlllY CM!tr J• ,._.-..·a. "71 1"'°11 ,.... '
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ly P'1trlck ·O'Do!IMl1
Cal,if orniaru
Spending More
On Cats, Dog•
Perhape 11it's a doe'1 life," tiut Fide
never had it so cood -plrlicullrly wla
he's under the weather. -
The number d Cllifomi111s iwo-
lession ally attending to !ht huJtll of
animals -especially househoid pee. like
dogs and cats -ha 1urftd In .....,,
years.
In lad, within the put Im YllJI Ibo
nlllllber <J( veterillarllnl Jn Clllfclll&blo
lllCIUHd netrly -llmel u fall u
the sl<lle'• populatlon. ,,_ ~ -·· turned up in meardl by a-oclter Jllnl;.
Since llii, caiifomla'1 ~
fo1"" has ,_,. 57 -.t wldJo 1111
1tate'1 populllloo moved, up •-II poi-
cent.
Callfymla now hu . -I ,I tt
Yeterlnarianl <tlJJtertd lo~~
pared to 2,11111 tj ,..,. ... adcl 1.tllll •
)'elf' ago, !ht blnk .........
In I~ there w .. 10 ~riaN lo"
tad! 11111,llOO caIHomlM. la·IW"'* ratio
increued to 12 ••-por IOl,000
population, ancl by 1m 11 ...,.. lo 11 per
100,000 populailon. •
Crocker Bank eaya this ..-It dua
to ID lncre.e Jn the -<J( pell
rather tllln !arm aalmal•. II alll> 11U
been spun-ed ... by ....... pabllc -
cern kldoy fur the heoltll Gf pell.
CUmnt atimalel -11111 GI 111 U.S.
houaeboldl, :ti) _. ti.ft """'· • ,...
cm! bave clop ml II par---
pell. --lpllld -" billion aMllllly OD -pol&. wllldl 11111111* U ~ 1111 m!D!an. '
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1.100
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What's it like in the waiUng room of 11 pet ho,,.
pit.al? Juat like any other hos pital wailing room.
Except that the concern and anxiety over an ail·
meat art 1hared by both the patient and the
owner. But then, ao art the joy and relief when
the treatment Js completed and everything's back
to ·normal. 'Ibis was bome out when a photog·
rapber dropped into the waiting room of El Toro
Pet llooplW, 23162 El Toro Road. He found Mis•
~ Weisbard of Leisu.-. World, upper left,
tenderly holding Bootsie, her ll·year-old cat.
Boollie'a eye bad been pecked by a mocking bird
but tbe doc thou&bt the eye would be okay. II
was obviously so ni ce for Shandy to be · d&
wJrmed fer he had nothi ng but licks for his ma,s.
ster, Tim Guckes of lvlission Viejo, above. Young
Mark Frederickson ()f Mission Viejo, below left,
seemed to feel the discomfo rt of his pet cat, Tom.
He had been in a figh t the night before and
was bitten in the ear. At last report he was ~
ing fine. Bear, the Samoyan Huskie owned by
Toni Frazier, also of Mission Viejo, at bottom
of page, was in for a checkup. He had been bit.
ten by a rattler a few days earlier. Immediately
below is Gigi, owned by MW Ethel Froesdle of
Leisure World. He's 10, has a heart condition and
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S.,,.,.FrH San Dlogo'a SkYllM la tho Cl~I N.c. S ymllol; Min-made Sholler Island Rosia In tho' lay
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Invention. Moves ..
Passenger. to 1abin
HONOLULU (UPI) -A
J! . .,i pdpt Invented by
veteran airline pilot Perey
CUnningbam has added a new
dJmwlon t o tranaPacUJc
.llytnl: Eavesdroppln(.
The h;;rty Tenne-. from
Waverly learned up with
American A1rt:ine! 1 electronic•
• expert Bill Boyd to take llOITlt
of tho boredom out ol jot
travel, and has ocousUcally
moved all the passenaera into
!be cockpit 10 they CAil ll!tan
to lhe ch!tcbal of !be alrwaya.
"Tblngs get pntty boring
back there,'' CUnningham ex-
plained ....... cleoplte Jn.flight
movies and ~. we filured
\be passeogn -1cl like to
know what'• f>lnC on up front " • Tb~ ,.,ult la a lllp ;.,itch
and volume cOntrol cadget
tltll Cunninaltam plup Into
hla head ..i, en._btlng
~body 1n •he p1ane to
U.ten in to whlt11 ~ on.
On American'• tranAPaciflc
ftigbl!, the ne:w ayattm links
weather shlpa 1Uld l10la1ed
A>lla with the c 1 b I n
p111tngers to the delight of
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PATROL SHIP
"The Coul Guard keeps a
patrol Ship _. Ocean Stltion
November -about halfway
' between Hawai i and
C8Ufornia1 •i OJnningham said,
"and tbe crew gell a great
kldt out of talltlng to a J<I load
'cll._ugm flying 35,000 feel
lflflt tbelr·beedl. They ldentl(y
tbemlelv• u 'Big casino'. "8'ramt' and ~lttle Casino'
' and g1ve tbe Pl,..ogers a
great speech about the Coaot
Gilani, what lhey do, ond how
tbinga are abolrd."
In return, C\lnD in1h am
rela)'ll me9:111N t11 the same
fr<quency to lhe crew. In·
eluding Sieve CUlllim who II
also from Wavtr11, Tann.
On t be HooolulU.Sydney
ftlght, Cunnhtiham brlnia In
the Canion laland
tran.1ml1&1on for the
. pi1 lfl'l I, I n d the radio
llallQn "' Oto llolaled atoll ~ ~ FlfJ and llaWall raclprocatea by
playlns apecla1 ll1llale for the -Ol'I. T b e reslden\a
have a Cllamber of Commerce
•plel In which they tall about
lhe Joya of Uvfnl on a south
Pacific Iallnd wllh spear
fiBhlng and ... blthln(.
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'TAKIS llOUDCIM OUf OI' ~~l Pilot Perey Cunnl"ll-with $>!.JO ', •
CUMingham, a former test
pilot with 32 years as an
American Airlines pilot, first
got the idea of giving the
paue.ngera a part of the action
back in 19'7 when he was
!lying transcontinental. During
one Work! Series he pvt a
running play·by·play account
during the Ol&hl.
The suo device he lllel llOW
wu made from , aqulpment
taken from Ill. old piston. pro-
pelled J)C.7, and CUnnlncham
says It worlcs beauUlillly In lhe
jet be 01 .. \oda1.
On a typical Chicago·
Honolulu flight, CUnnlncham
1lves a little Introductory
apeecb about ""'' t b e ~will bur. ond than
plpeo them rilht 1n11t the
vll'lllua weather alluatlons
·Eureka: F,ind It,
ELEPHANT TAKES BOW Y o.u'tl Like It
Wild Anlrnol P4rk Rldo
. ' ' . -.Far Fi'o1i1 Hawaiian Crowds . ~ .. . ' . . ~
Webb ·ope.m $27 Million Howl on Promontory .. •
saw some nice small p1aces on·the ·island ol Maul ly ST Alf Dl!LAPLANE
K~A, HAW All -'.J'hey:ve just opened the
new :K;uilim• Resort Hotel OJl the north shore of
Oahu. (That's all city and 'COUJlty bf Honolulu.) It
cost '27 million, and ii loob it. A slx·story, Y·shap-
ed building on a promontory -each has a glass
side looking on the blue -Hawaiian "'· ,
· ThiJ ls a Del Webb project. (Sahara Tahoe and
I, Sahara Las Vegas hotels among others.)
"' I! " f Slick opening ~ even the H1~Uan show was
• brought in from the Laa Vegu SJ;r:l)i. Bob Hope,
i 'master ol ceremonies. Palm tree. lll·hole IOlf ,course. King·size beds. Even the twins are full.tlze.
Rich decor of coral furnishings· or ... blue. Hong
Kong pqUshed furniture.
. Th•· bash brought 275 preview guest.. Among
them many PrudenUal Ule blJeies. For along with
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• Del Webb, PrudenUal has a piece ·of tbls ·rock.
;?,. I * f , h • ~. :. " Some speculatl011 tllat ,Webb U,tnlr.I· gamblliig
Mll pome to Hawalf, )18dl!l(lllill to ,bla Nenda In·
; terall, Pilblte roomitCOULp be~ed Into culnoa
, ' all'rllbt. w•bb pe0ple lily no. Just built this 11 a
n.orL~...... ; .
'\'111111 the wind.•ard ade~d 91her hotel people aey wlDd. •ta, lllGllJ en to blow the
S *"11· Wtllrl ~· Af II "•-al", W the J!l"l*l.~.a l'imOt. bole! ('I" otller
• Ill lill!ll '*C with empty betcll9s '11 will~
•. ~ w,at ,i/f-WaJWo.wall Wnc!t"8 Wa!MkL
• 111191 lor .i.t-s ~ double --...ery nuon· ~: allle far Rani!-~· There'a~ay douhle ..ckU8 dul. Wiiii Ill meals and ; '911. Folden
itnt free. KulllmA Reoort Ho Oabu, HawaU
" lbollld be enoup addreu.
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* "Hft woul4 yuu go ab01it pttlQs a small hotel
with ldtcben fadlltlea for a llontb Ill l:lawail!"
A fret hotel llatlng ol .u;111e lllulla Is put out bf Hawall· Visitors Bureau, llonolulu, Jfawall. Too
ltld, they've quit ratln& _Ulelll "deluxe, standard"
lllcl oo on. Hotels ~eo, end hotel! support the
tourist bureau . "WOON d I eat, his IODI I llDI·" End quote.
* They DO tell you the ntes and facilltlea. You
could probably rank them by comparing prices. I
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' • . t Just above the Kaanapali beach plush hotels. Look
for them under "Maui." ·
* "Who,. would be the best plac ... to buy those
bulky ·•kite fiih~rmen's sweaters while we are In
Ireland?" ·
You s~e them in just about any store and any Vill~L ,l'Ct Uy. Gllway1' would have the biggest
oeleCtlon. store called ·o Malle down by the water-
fro~ •bat ~un~. (Hope I'm spelling that right.
But juSi aay--"O'Malley'a'I and someone will show
you.) • .., , • I , '
Sh~uld coot yo~~-10 lo $12. When you go out• thfoul!i Sllannon rm Ai!'port shop, get a little
dtc«illon .to brlgbteQ It µp. At the jewelery coun·
tier, ~'!! ift.tld brl1ht eilameled pins copied .froqt
Ille ;Wu~!" .Ill· the Book ol Kells. About . ,5.
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1 ~ • "· ~'a)rOU' 1" .'C,onnemara marble and ... Abolit·lllt.aame ·prloe. ) . * # I .. •· , .. lut deal on car rentals while we are in
Hanll!''
l did a lot ol pholllng• on that a year ago. And '
E rilltad lt, In came P8fY letten from rental
. Acco~ b7 such feanomely compli·
. , ntea struc:luru, i IW1 don't understand It.
'l'1lt ~ent car 11an4J se at the airports. So I
1lllk llons with a haH(U( of cNdlt cara. and ask
-.ii -· "Do 10'1 ~ a dlacount on any of tlteae!M rlrat one tllat _,., ''Yes,'' gets the bus!·
nesa. (The way you P.ltk up dllcounu mak01 no
MOH II> me. Bat that 1 ~ way it 1'orka.)
Tlda time on Kauai I picked uf a Bud1et·Rent-
a·Car fllr S7 the ftrat day llecauae new Aloha Alr.
That's the pacu1e. Thia week anyway. But then
B~dget rapped me •2 for all Insurance coverage.
(I ve n .. er. paid more than $1.) So I 4on't 'know
whether I made a 1ood deal. Or just 1ot some good
figuring.
•• * ·, ~ "/Vi the,. any cut-rate.~ fares to H•lflll.?"
No. Th• airline• asree on equal fares. llUt
IDIM ol them own bot.la and will give you a )lick·
age air fare WITH hotel at a low room rate. 'That
lowers the whole thing.
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Camp Dates .
Now Overdue . ' For Holiday
Planning on camping st a
state park campground over
the Fourth of July weekend?
'lben )'Oil had bettor get your
re!el'Vatlons In right away.
'I1rl.s advice ·comes from
. State Parks Director Will iam
~emt Molt, Jr. who 11ys that
•tale park campalles are fill·
Ing !1st, and lhat campers
have only through Mooday.
June 28, to make tbelr ._...11... for that big
weekend.
"Many people sre taking lhe
Monday oil before July 4 and
treating the perk>d u a long,
four-<loy holiday weekml," be
uplalna. "M,.t of our popular
central and southern coa.st.I
parkl sre already booked as
• are many of the state parka in
the Sierra am.
'1U you can," Mott add!.
"try to bead north. You'll
stand a much bett!I' chance of
pttlng 1 1pot at a table perk
camJ9011nd If you pt nay
from the major metropolitan
arees.''
c.ntperound rerervati«tl
!lllY be mode at ony of Iha
more thin llO Tlcketron
fa'tnlnala localed In lll«a
and buatn•• around the stile. For Ibo loaUon of tile ~I -you, call (714) G'7·llJ3 In Sin Diego or
(311) 871-Dll In Loa -lea.
laland Want6
Hill Reaort6
JruALA L"UMPUR, Malay•la
<VPI) -There are 2,000 ltolel
rooms In and around Kuala
Lumpur. enough to meet
...,...... for lhe neat few
~ hottl 1-1allon here
has llf1ed hot6Jera to develop
more MaiaYataMtyled bill
reoorto and motall.
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"1 DA VE BAiulERT Olhl!l'I lln(er lo lab p1cturM Special
Cqjor II atlvar-1ray. of \be old Clnon N-In I
Weatherbeaten. Eureka (llld l1t bl the lllOll as
:w.tth ~.ooo J>l\OPle. Eureka Pbotosrapbed b o us e In
la lhe largest aOlllOITIOrit m Ariierlti). fllh ind swim In ·
the ioo mnes o1 1parael1 '°° mu.. "' !nab w~r I Ile~ populalad Clllf~ oouUl\tl •lrea1111, bunt for ...., .or V: '·
"'*1b. of Sa~ l'JIDcllco. JUat ..... up tllt:11111un\1., .;..i..i Here on ·the ahores or Hum-ty. . '..J : rl ·~-
boldt Bay, men ,.tlh keen Often U'lllll '!": coutal 1*)' Y'\l'V\I~ ~
vlalpn Q\ablllhed thlo city~ Is a greal lfay bowl, fitting ~ ·
neari>J town ol Areal~ lh · cloae over lhe landocape. I
18511 II BUpply point. ·for Ralnlall avera1eo nearly 40 !tr ,
miners working lhe Trinity ches a year, producl111 deep JUiy 18 •19 ·20
and Mendocino country to the green trees, Dowers, and (
eat and aoutb. muba. Here, oouth ol Orick 3 days 2 n'ghts) Eureka tool< ill 11.1me from In Humboldt County, la the ' I
lhe mo1to on the otale oeal tallest living thing lh the world
wblcb meaoa "W• have found -a redwood goliath, '°""r·
II". The nama still 1115. Ing 36 feet, etll could produce
Harl>ql', alora and a h o p , enough lumber to b. u ii d
restaurant and molel, lumber aeveral large hou ....
tillll Ind !lab cannOrt cast a Most of ·the lfea\ ll"vea
welcome beacon tor Jl'ary have been duignated aa stato
seamen. loggers, ms tourlsta parks or p..,......i by prlvato
alike. filla. Along tile Humboldt, Dal
In 1115& an election -In Norte County border, 1,1100
.which 1,000 more volea were acres of virgin foreal With 33
cut lhan lbere were )'Oler• -miles of ocean beach have
ael Eureka u tbe Rllllll1oldl been aet llldt u t11t nallon'a
County ooat. And, • lt waa neweet naUonal p.a r k : ar~ thll Ume that 1 young Redwood Natlonfl r.ark, AnriY captain by the name ol But more \ban a bllUoa Itel
Grinl (who laler adtteved of lull)fl<r leave Htmtl>oldl f1111e as a 1eneral and Prill-each year .. Four. out of ftn ol
dent) iru •lllcned to nearby the county•• manufaclurlnc
Fl. Humboldt. workers are found In lhla Jn.
A yes~ or two taler, author • dustry -In lht '""''*"°"·
Bret Hartt vlslltd Ara!ll and plywood -· and """"'
llayed ror a rew y..,, to fide Jl'llP m1lla -maklnJ llltm-aboliwt on a llqecoach and • bold\ lhe otata'a ludhc I'">'
--lot: Iba\ town'• _., _ proiluctl.
-ly "Nortbent Calllcmla." 'l'htra .,. a -o1
The Nortll Oout 11111 "-fortlll•of•
bec:tOlll lllolo wlto }'Oll'll for cond ..-Ill -'Nlton
luwwliw -and fir; ""' .,. ~ to • bow tamed mountain ll\reaml, .a oc:leoce and nature teom np In
ruged coialllne, .... -the redwood•.
breezoa, friendly nef&hllora Bui all II not wel!iClll the
llvtiw In sJnprbrrid houoet, North Coast. Colrt'"'l' to
loll of open opace end un-1 lllatewklt !l<nds. too DWl1
congealed tralrlc. people are le1vtng. The 1'711
Two hundred and alaty ' cen8UI allowed a populallon
Pacific Telephone people call e,..lon oJ 18 percent In Del
the North Ooaal "home." The Norte County and I percent In
Eureka d I a I r I c t malnt1ln1 Humboldl.
12,200 phones and works clos.. The 11lmon ore atlll runnln1
ly 'l\'ltb Iha many Independent strong; tbere are just 11 many
talephone companl•a that dot tourista u alwa)'ll -maybe
tbe ares. more; but lumberman haven't
Each year more than three been getting ., many orders
mnllon louril\a atop oil. Some u before. The levelllng off
apeod only a nllbt In one of wu 1enerally traced 10 the
lhe rqlon'a llllllY 11111 botall, nallonwlde declln'! In homo-
molell. ond c1111plng .,.....Sa. buUdln& during tbe 'IO'a.
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COSTA MESA
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NIWPORT BEACH DUPLEX
I To cjaoou, from. 100 fl. from beach. Each
wt111 • IJR., a bl. & 2 BR .. 2 ba'.·Under con· lllrllctlon.~j~e"bldgs .. .Ppmp\etjon ached. p.c. Jerry f'l"1DO'di, 7,~, ~}-6,2\ •
. CAPISTRANO HORSE RANCH ·
OfEN SUN. 2-5. Spotted Bull Ln .. 1 mi. So.
Avery Pkwy. 2 1/3 Ac. Hilltop loc. View -
Pool • 5 BR .. gst. hse., stables -barn. Owner
.anxious. Askin& Sl87,500. Geo Grupe
JUST LISTED
A treat find. 4 Bdrm. view home in Harbor
Vjew Hills. So clean & nice , it won't last at
$48,000. Call me now! Jim Muller
DOVER SHORES
& Bdrms., family rm .. wet bar, pool, $125,000.
S Bdrm., enormous family rm., excellent ..Yllow...-.93,000~Elleen Hudson
EMERALD BAY-HEAR THE SURF
Jl'rol!l inywhere in this 3 BR., 3 ba., C.D.
horn~ in gated, priv. communily. Luzury
1ppt.'1. Low main!. $110,000. Bob Yorke
HARBOR VIEW HOME
Juat Uated. Montego mdl., largest single sty.
4 BR., on corber1 Brick frplc. in !iv. rm.,
formal din , plus hill view. $49,950. Howard
Wells · · , ..
oisiGNED "FOR CHILl:lltEfl'" ;·.
Efflclent & charming 5 Bdrm. home. Up-
allil?s fan\ifyitm., dining rm. For II!• family
that wants an investment in happiness. Bal·
"9• Penin. Bill Bents
OCEAN VIEW -$86,500
Charm galore in old Corona, on .93' lot -3
lift., 2'ba., office; farm siyle klich. !·House
oil Ocean Blvd. Immac. c9nd" move, right
Ip. Triona Bergin , .
SEEN EVERYTHING?
NOW -see this impressive 3 Jg. BR .. huge,
lleautiful fam. rm., choice towrihduae in
car .. free Univ. Park. $55,000. "Chuck"
Lewis
!XCITING LUXURY
Big Canyon beauty. Privacy -grace /or a
most discriminating taste. 2 FI:plc1., wet bar,
sep. D.R., lam. room. Call for app't. & d ..
Wis Paul Quick
VACANT LOT -LIDO ISLE
' OPEN SUN. 1·5
1601 KINCH ROAD
"YOU'LL LlKE rt" · The
view from the muter bdnn.
llv. room, kitchen &: din
room. PLUS 3 Jdtta&iR
bedroonu, 2 bathl, all blt-
in1 Incl. n=frlc. A freezer,
new paint outr;kie -A MUST
SEE 11t $65.000.
COSTA MESA
Choice eutllde cor. location,
lp. llv. room, fam. room,
din. area, bl.t-b)'1, 3 bdrm11.,
2 baths,-outskfre-llahting,
concrete area for boat or
cdmper • $33,500.
"C" THOMAS
Realtor
224 W. Cout Hwy 548-5527
Newport Beach Eve. 5C5-S&i.1
OCEAN VIEW
"-OM Al.L ANGLES ·-
rind ct i0oldn1i.t11e.l1tiibor'1
walll? Cut your eyer on the
•~g blue Pl.¢tie from
~ window ot tlW: cu!!ltom
Tmlple Hilll' Mansion,
Watcb , the 1un set behind
Catalina Jsl&nd, Buy a !('IC·
~. Words can't descritk!
the beauty, thil 3 beifrbom
hils It all. Fortna! dinlna:
room, · luah cirpttl 'Ind
inatchln& drapet. 'We~ will
' trade 'anythinJ yoti have for
thil M0,000 cut.le. You will
qree. Call tor appointment. = .. ol 11! Ii /\ 111
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION -
BENEDICK FRAASS
It is our ,pleasure to announce the appoint·
ment of Mr. Benedick!{. Fraass to1>Ur sales
staff at Wesley N. Taylor Co. HDick'' Fraass
has been a resident of Newport Beach for
many years and presently ts a homeowner ,
and resident of Irvine Terrace. Appreciation
for this beautiful area is proven by Dick and
his family through years of 1couting service,
school and other area actiVities. Experienced
in merchandising, marketing and manage..
ment for 25 years, Dick brings to our com·
pany his characteristic hard work, integrity
and enthusiasm for those who appreciate sin-
cere, personal, professional service to the ,
mo st important people in the world -our
clients. Please telephone Dick day or evening.
FANTASTIC VIEW! $100,000
Unobstructell view oflhe bay, ocean & bright ~
lights. Attractive decor in this 3 BR .. 3 bath
contemporary w /lush carpeting & drapes. Se--1,
Cure Cottage •
$19,000!
Ea11tside localion on nice
1tttet. 1 lrg BR + Den.
Xlnt condition V.' I n e yt
carpets & drapes. Has large
covered lanai room &: many
bearing fruit trees. Won't
last Jong at this Price!
4 Bedroom. 1% bath.
fireplace, a good floor plan,
on a nice qu iet 1treet, yet
within easy \\' a I k i n g
di1tance to all schools and
shopping. Priced to sell at
only $27,500. CJll 546-2313.
I-al THE REAL
\"\('. ESTATERS , uPINur,r1t"i''·
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204 KINGS PLACE OPEN SUN.1-5:30 E~CLUSIVE LINDA ISLE -$155,000
New bayfront home -years aheaid'ln"design.
High ceilings, open spacious fee!W.:J!tr taking
advantage of water view. Just adlf,.Your pier •·.
& slip. 4 fledrooms, family room/ DR. and
playroom. Submit exchange.
6 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/~UN.1-5:30
BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB
NEW 4 BR. residence in this prest!ge area.
Surrounded by B. C. Country Club. Large
family room & formal DR. Plush carpeting.
Garden entryway. Beautiful. S124 ,500.
19 ROYAL ST. GEORGE SAT/SUN 1·5:30
HARBOR VIEW HOMES -$47,$00
Buy this one fast or you'll be sorry. A VERY
scarce model in the Qrea. A bright 3 BR. Mo-
naco w /nice cptng & drapes. Like 'new and
you own the land! $47 ,500 .
2021 PT. WEYBRIDGE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30
EASTBLUFF SPECIAL -$42,500
Best buy in area! Enjoy the privacy of this
lovel y 3 bdrm. & fam. rm. home on quiet cul-
de-sac street. Right size for &mall family.
View of mountains. Great kitchen.
914 CITRUS PLACE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00
NESTLED · IN
between all the big trees, Is
thil two story 4 bedroom
home, complete with real
hardwood flbol"'!!, 2 big
baths, oversized kitchen and
loll of fruit trees. Room tnr
boat or trailer. Chvner's
moving soon and wants al·
fer. Priced anly $31,995.
With all i.rms. Hurry.
Call 546·5880 Open eves)
· ' "· HERITAGE • • REALTORS
·NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
3 BEDROOM
Just made available, much
in demand Newport Height.a
home with 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, large yard, 2 car
detached garage with alley
entrance, Priced ta sell a t
134.500, Call 646-7171,
646-71n.
\0 THE REAL ·~ CSTATERS ' 1'1 IJ JNTI, ~ f'r,•
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PRIME LIDO ISLE LOCATION
Street to street site, 115 frontage , Estrada at rear, total. privacy,
3 bedtooms, 2 baths, 4000 sq. ft. Room for pool in ce~t.er patio,
huge master bedroom on 2nd noor with sun deck adJ01n1ng. Pro-
fessionally decorated. Owner moving north. Shown by appoint-
ment only. $139,500 full price. Please call today 6454040.
DUPLEXES
We have several ideal locations close to bea ch r,om $69.000.
Great investments or live in one, rent the other. Please call to-
day 645-4040.
PENINSULA OCEAN FRONT DUl'LEX
4 Bedrooms upstairs, 3 bedroom_s down . 2 baths ~ach unit, new wall
to wall carpet & drapes. A park in front for the kids to play., Wall< to
everything, View will always remain. Buyer eligl'~le for ·ftrst use(
depr'eclatlon. Try 10% down , full price only $120,000.'Two available,
brand new. Excellent year around rentals. ,_
NEWPORT
Excellent location 3 bedroom, 2'h baths, living room & family
room. Glassed for ~iew of patio, & beautifully landscaped secluded
pool area. $48,500.
BALBOA PENINSULA POINT LOCATION
Estate Sale, subject to court approval. Close to beach and bay sur-·
rounded by expensive homes. ijuge sleeping room off garage. 2 bed ..
rooms, 1 bath in main house . Only $42,900. Please call today 645-
4040.
COSTA MESA GEM !VACANTI
Brand new paint inside and out new carpets. 3 Bedrooms, 2
Baths. 90% loan available. Only $29,950. Open House Sat. & Sun .
1·5. Please call today 645-4040 .
COSTA MESA
3Bedrooms:13A baths. Stove, refrigerator. Built in color TV. All
included In jow price of $24 ,930. Please call today 645-4040. Must •
be sold thi! weekend!
REDUCED $1000 ,, • · ·
Super great house and value with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 patios,
Localed i11 prime Costa Mesa area. Ju st reduced to $28,500 .
9UIET CUL-DE-SAC
4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Beautiful kitchen, hardwood floors. Owner
leaving state. Priced right at $33,000. Open house Sat. & Sun .
1 to 5.
"THE PROFESSIONAL REALTORS"
SERVING GREATER NEWPORT HARBOR AREA
MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTIN.G SERVICE
Build the house of your dreams on this
cbeicti 40' corner lot, across from beach
club, tennis & priv. beaches. $53,000. Char·
Jene Whyte ·
FantuUc corner location
with plenty ot room for boat
or trailer. Only 5 yrs old,
and all the modern co nven·
lences included. P 0 0 L
TABLE size family room P!UJ den. Freshly painted,
xlnt condition. $35,950.
LUXURY "OWN-YOUR-OWN" $ff,950
Outstanding view of bay & jetty! A master-
piece building on the water w/private m&rina
Immac. 2 BR. & 2 baths. Beaut. pool & jacuz-
zi. Sec. guard. Corona dei Mar.
FANTASTIC OCEANFRONT SITE
Encinitas! High on a cliff overlooking fabu·
lous beach & ocean. R-2 zone. $45,000
College Park·
s·harp!
3 BR + Den, 1 % Baths.
Completely renovat e d.
Painted irulide & out. New
carpet! & drapes. Comer lot
\l.>lth block wall ferice. Mint
condition. $34,000.
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
CORONA DEL MAR . EASTSIDE ·
THIS IS ITI .
Truly the spot. Large & gracious, on quiet
N.B., street. Big upstairs suite, den & wet
bar. Encl. yard with trees. Call Bill' Com·
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644-2431 ~
550 NEWPORT CENTER DR., N.B.
Genera
TURTLE ROCK-'RVINE
Call 545-8424 (Open eves.)
LINDA ISLE LOT -$69,500
A real choice Taylor eo: Exclusive. Build
your Qwn luxury home on this island of finer
. homes & yachting. A real buy!
CORONA Del Mu, So. ol , Hwy. Lovely i:ustom home. Office ~n Seturd1y I Sun41y
.Open daily 1.Z-5. 2 2 1 ' Our 27th Y 11r" =la Oeo Vaught WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
C.rnin-Martln R<alton 2111 Sin Jo1quln Hills RNtl
Any day is the BEST DAY to ''Overlookin9 Big Canyon Country Club''
,,.,, an ad! Don't delay•• · NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. '44-4911 call <odllO' 642-!&78.
Ciener1I General
BLUFFS-i-RED TILE ROOF-$35,900
Custom 4 BR., view, pool. Heavy $hake roof.
Spacio,us rooms & patio areas around pool &
on vie'W Sidei Liberal use of Palos Verdes
stone on ·exterior &-frplc. wall, creates_ a se-
rene setting for family living & entertaining .•
outstanding profess. lndscpg. ; prlv. beaches.
Choice c,ql'l)er view lot. ·
450i DORCHESTER OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 .
On fee land -YoU own It! Moorllh tile fayer. Formal llv-
tna ancl dlnlnc rooms. Hup family room. Extra brlt• pr-
.i...ldtdltn. S'*""'8 ~ 2 -nd brick paUoo
....pws--J ... Wk W.. ,_ 1ri llprlhklm. C\11 de
•lot. Si!IJ'pl Clll """"811-,
SJJIJ\llh rtd tlle root! VlEW over IJ'IMY 1topu. Larae Uvlq: room. Chef'• kitchen. Wl.ndlng 1taircue to queen ilae be(I ..
}l)OZIJI. FEAWRES: new paint and new aht.a Cllrpetl. An>
lout owntr. -10 ht.tn)'! TlUS IS THE LOWEST mCID UNIT IN EAl!TJILUF11 CAll ~ '
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-Follllll -· Guftn -'i'll~i -ldtdlon.• -. KIDS Ii!" bedrootho. SPECIAL F!ATURZS: Voul
and btom eel--P1UI 2 brick padoo. Huny, -cAll .., 6'5-0300.
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$24,900
t~YCRIST-ATRIUM PATIO
s,enllnr f!ih pond opeftl to atrium paUo and •utifUl
clustc tO\lntaln p.rde.b. ~rate Cormal llvtna room ind
fonnol dlnln1 room tool l!oorny chef's iatchen. ftiis at ..
--Laundry roam. IntOfcOll) QalCI" SPECIAL fEA-'J'URIS1 Decort.ton touch. Del Pilo ifle •'llrY· Super~ unJ4uo _._ f...U f!ttpiace. 2 ,.t\<>L Coll ..,. -'-.
-,. Slf,IOO. 645-o30.1.
$24,500.
BedrOOm,bOme on cul-de-sac
~street w/¥pu:a.te garqe &
alley entranc1?. Vacant and
ready to see anytime. 95%
loan av-1lable. 1
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._., 11Vln1 room. Br!fhl rooov ldl<:~•n w/blt-lnl. 4, klnp
bed.rooma. "MdWood 0tve.rtd .... paUo. Parklike rroundl.
JQllCl:D 8.\LEJ ""umt "8. 1"' GI loan. $26'.00 per 1110.
~ Ill I 7IO -.... t 29 ~. Call now 645-030.I.
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L06K NO P'UllTHER ! Qui" troe lined street. 11\1{' llvbll
room. hmily room. Ovtrsi:ie bedrooms, Surm,y tilite Jdtchel'l. Llu.ndry room. Fresh paint. tn. out and ftrk:ft 'ool i.a.cu·
late par~ ltJce gard~n and yard, ~U new carpets W flotr
~~ thru-outl Try to match tl at "4·'°°· CIU mew -
MISA 'I UST BUY -SJS,100 \ COTrAGl-PLUS INCOME-$26,IOo
''U" • FIXER S 17, 750 I
• tblll' .... of 1172. 2·stoey bll'pJ:n. Perfect' 1ttrter
chlltl. FHA Ok! Nffds TLC. S200 to buy! Call fut -645.0303. • 64-5·0303 •
. UNfrsl UNITSI .._ON UACHI
Prime dtmand tent.al locaUon. Atb-1~Uve unltl wtth fin·
tiaUc PottnUal. Ideally' locattd -cl~ to ~Ins. a 6
2 bedroom unttl. Call, now -645-0303.
2299 HARBOR BOULEVARD,
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Wouhl -bell ... all thto: maul.., brick ftl'ltlloct -h.,..
JM111 toom -fonnaJ dine -gourmf!t ltltcmtn -pantry -
brtakful nook -queen size bedrooms -laundry room -two-paU..-boetltr&ller ,, .. -park Ullt .,..unda
-PLUS tall welt ,,.. lined ·-t Ind tntry i\1)1!0\I .,... brlclf plon .. nt rrs 11lUE1 Take a look now -~0303.
CQSTA MESA, CALl·F. 926 1
wew -A llEAL CREAM PUIT! From the quaint front
pon::h lo lush thag c.a.rpetiJ:lg -.-uper! Kup Uvlnr ro.m.
Queen tlze bedroorn1. Oliy kitchen with n&tW'll wood_.
net.a. t..undry room. -Plus l·beclroorn rental rn l'Ml'o Mmt
... and buy. Hurry. Call ~ .
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• DIRECTORY
HOUSES FOR SALE
2 Bedrooms
413 38lh St. (Newport Island) N.B.
673-3663/642-2253 Eves. (Sun. 1·5)
(2 Bedroom & Ftmily Rm. or Den)
515 El Modena, Newport Heights, N.B.
642-5200, $33,000 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
227 Poinsettia , Corona del mar
644-7662 (Sat. & Sun. ii·S)
245 Evening Canyon (Shorecliffs) CdM
673-6510 , $99,500 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
1727 Pt. Sterlin~• (H.V. Homes) N.B.
833-0820, $52.500 I.Sun. 1·5)
(3 Bedroom)
*1733 Tradewinds Ln. (Baycresl ) N.B.
547·679L $62.950 (Sun . 12-6)
*263 Oceanvie\\', {Ne\\'port Heights) N·.B.
642-8235 (Sal. & Sun. 1-5)
**4401 IV. Coast Hwy .. Newport Beach
675-6820 tSa\. & Sun. 10 lo Du sk)
428 Emerson (Cape Series! C.M.
646·1977. $28.950 tCall for App\.)
651 Vi sta Bonita (The Bluffs) N.B.
642-8235 <Sun. 1 ·5)
2021 Pt. Weybridge (Harbor Vu Homes!
644-4910. $47.500 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5:30)
204 Kings Pl. (Newport Heights) N.B.
644-4910, $100.ooo csµn. J-5 :30)
2071 Pt. Bristol Cir. (Harbor Vu Homes)
644-4860, $52,500 <Sat. & Sun.)
881 Sandcastle (H.V. Hills) CdM
675-3000. $55,750 (Sun . 1·5)
3329 Ocean Blvd .. Corona de! Mar
675-3000. $165.000 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5)
9711 Clearbrook Dr.. Huntington Beach
9"8-4749 S37.950 !Sun 10·6)
*404 Suoerior (Park Lido\ N.B.
675-7225 · (Sun 1·51
(3 Bedroom & Family Rm . or Den )
2424 22nd. St., Upper Bay Area. N.B.
642-5200 !Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
106 Vja Ojjon. Lido Isle. Newport Beach
675-6900. $75.000 (Fri., Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
**2001 Bayside Dr., Corona de! Mar
644-2430, $165.000 !Sun. 1·5 )
1336 San\anella Te1·r. (Irvine Terr.) CdM
644-2430, $59.750 !Sat. & Sun. 1-5)
2030 Galaxy Dr .. 1 Dover Shores) N.B.
646-1550, $110.200 (Daily 10·5\
*330 Princeton Dr. (College Park) C.M.
546-4141. $35,900 1Sun. 1·51
*328 Bowling Green Dr (College Pkl CM
646-0968, $33,900. (Sat. & Sun. 11-5)
*1820 Irvine Ave. tBaycrest) N.B.
642-3187, $53,500 (Open Daily)
1950 Port Bishop Circle, N.B.
644-5968. $59,500 (Sal. & Sun. 2·5\
3111 Coolidge, Costa Mesa
545-6174 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5)
2511 Loyola (College Park) C.M.
557-4263, 646-8811 (Sat. & Sun .)
914 Citrus Pl. (Eastblulf) N.B.
644-4910, $42,500 (Sat &. Sun. 1·5)
*2142 Aster Pl. (Eastside) C.M.
644-7662. $42,950. !Sat. & Sun 1·5)
583 Traverse Dr. (Del Cerro) C.M.
540-1761, $34,500 (Sun. 1·5)
2lt Orchid, Corona de! Mar
644-2430 !Sun. 1·5)
**1915 l!ayside Dr., Corona de! Mar
575.3oon, $159,000 (Sun. 1·5)
3032 Carob (Eas\blufl) N.B.
644·1133 !Sun. 1·5)
2627 Vista Ornada (Th~ Bluffs) N.B.
833--0820. $54,900. !Sun. 1·5)
8092 Larson Ave., Garden Grove
968·8523 (Sun. l ·6)
234 Virginia. Costa ~lesa
646-0555, $33.750 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
630 Cameo Hi ghlands Dr., CdM
675·6000, $69,500 1Sun. 1·5)
2012 Santiago (Dover Shores\ N.B.
675·6000, $87,500 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
254~ Columbia (College Park) C.M.
646-3255 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
* 1863 Bayport Way, County Corridor
675-49301640-0020 !Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
2000 Port Ramsgate. N.B.
673-8550 S54,500 (Sun 1-5:30)
*18817 Santa Marrina. Fountain Valley
842-2535 $39,950 . !Sun 1-5 )
17901 Spicewood, University Park
$46.500. (Sun, 1·5)
(4 Bedroom)
1223 Dolphin Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM
644-2430, $175.000 (Sun. 12·5)
**538 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) N.B.
673-7300. $250 ,000 (Sat. & Sun. 1-4\
419 Vista Roma. Newport Beach
644-7779. 646-7171 (Sun. 1·5)
624 Poppy, Corona de! ~lar
675·5726, $59.500 !Sun . 1·5)
(4 Bedroom & Family Rm. ·or Den )
2015 Commodore, Baycres~ N.B.
642-5200 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
401 Keller, Santa Ana
557-4513, $43,500 (Fti.-Sat.-Sun.)
*2815 Harbor View Drive, CdM
644-1425, $77.500 (Sat.,& Sun. 12-5)
1712 Port Cbarlea Place, Newport Beach
644-6342 (Open House Daily 1·5)
*2018 Galaxy Dr., (Dover Shores) N.B.
64q-1550, .145 500 (Daily lo-51
**1657 Bayside Dr., (Yachtsman'' Coh)
CdM., 675-1935 • • (Daily)
21692 Impala Ln., Huntington Beach. I
962-7837 , (Sun. 1-5)
*1915 Obubasco (Irvine Terr.) CdM
675-5726 (Sat.-l<Suil. l·Sl
2731 Fremont Ln. (Mesa de! Mat) C.M.
546-363 l (Sat. &'Sun. 12·6)
* 17324 Oak St., Fountain Valley
842·2786 (Sal. & ~-12·5)
*1609 Antigua (Baycresl) N.B.
642-8235 (Sun. 1·5)
19 Royal St. George (Bic Canyo~ C.C.) NB
6444910, '124,$00 (Sat. I< Sun. 1-5:30)
1741 Pt. Shemeld. (H.V. Homes) N.B.
642·8235 (Sat. & Sun. I.SJ
tt6 Linda Isle Dr. tLinda lslel N.B.
· 644-49.10. $155,000. (Sal. & Sun. 1·5:30)
15i'..5 Priscilla Ln .. Ne'''POrt Beach
11112-8099, $39,950 (Sat. 11·4. Sun. 1·4l
521 Avocado ilrvine Terr.) CdM
673-3100, $67,500 (Sun. 1·5)
3065 Country Club Dr. (Mesa Verde) C.M.
545-»424, $76,500 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
3061 Cap« Ln. (Mesa. Vetde\ C.~I.
546·5990, $91,500 (Sal. & Sun. l ·51
1835 Tahi\a Dr. (Mesa Verde) C.M.
546-5990, $52,500 (Sat. & Sun. 1·51
970 Junipero Or., Costa ~1esa
545·8414. $36.900 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5\
3608 Surfview /Harbor Vu Hillsl CdM
675·6000, $64.500 1Sat. & Sun. 1·51
4300 Cortland !Cameo Hi ghlands! Cd~!
675-6000. $62.500 (Sal. & Sun . 1·5)
1311 Anti~ua \Vay (Baytrcst) N.B.
833·1666, $89,500 rsun. 1·51
1712 Gala~v. Ne\vport Beach
675·4930i640-0020 (Sat. 1.-sr
3105 Lincoln \Va y. Costa 1'.lesa
540-0178 S36.900 (Suri 10-5)
2874 Clubhouse Rd (Mesa Verdel C.!1.
557-8794 $48.950 (Sun 12 :30.01
3217 Rutgers Dr, Costa Mesa
640-8811 $32.950 (Sun 1-5)
*4501 Dorchester (Cameo Hldsl CdM
644-4848 (Sun t-5)
**333 Canal. Balboa Island
673-8550 $98.800 (Sun 1-5 :30)
2907 Harbor View Dr. N.B.
673-8550 S79.900 (Sun 1·5)
16.336 Fiber!. Fountain Valley
842-2535 S40,500 (Sun 1·5)
10171 Falcon , Foi:ntain Valley
842-?.535 $",,S.950 (Sun 1-51
1712 Galaxy. Ne,voort Beach
675-4930 ; 640-0020 !Sun 1·5)
(5 Bedroom}
29752 SQotted Bull Ln .. San Juan Capistra-
no, 64~2430, Sl37.500 !Sun 2-5 1
1015 ?.1ai'iners Dr. (Dover Shores ) N.B.
644-2430, $168.000 !Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
(5 Bedroom & Family Rm. or Oen )
452-1 Dorchester. Corona del Mar
673-1658. $69,950 !Sal. & Sun. 1-5)
1585 Ocean Blvd ., Balboa Peninsula
642-5200 (Sun . 1-5)
1521 Antigua . (Baycrest) N.B.
646-1550 1 Sat. & Sun. l.·5)
**•46 Linda Isle . (Linda Isle ) N.B.
642·8235 (Sa!. & Sun. 1-5)
**309 Evening Star. mover Shores) N.B.
642-8235 <Sat. & Sun . 1-5)
•9 Greenbrier Ln ., (Big Canyon) N.B.
612-8235 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5\
**•!6 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle ) N.B.
G42-8235 !Sat. & Sun . 1·5)
2042 Pt. Weybridge (H.V. Homes\ N.B.
644-6200 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) N.B.
642-8235 $198.500 <Sun. 1·5)
**54 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) N.B.
644-2430 (Sun . 1·5)
1704 Newport Hills (H.V. Homes! N.B.
833-0820. $74,500 (Sat. & Sun. 2·6)
2023 Goldeneve (Mesa Verdel C.M.
546·0807 · !Sat. & Sun. 12·6)
26502 Esoalter Ln. 1\'lission Viejo
675-7225 !Sun 1-51
1612 Seabell Cir (Lu sk Hrbr Vu Ri d~el
('dM
675-7225 .(Sun 1-5)
735 St. .Tames Place, Ne,vport !·{eights
646-7171 Sun 1-5) • 6 Bedrooms
fii04 Via Lido Nord IL;do Tslel. N.B.
(Sat. & Sun. 1-7)
(6 Bed room & Family Rm. or Den)
1924 Galaxv Dr. (Dover Shores) N.B.
646·1550. ·$122.900 !Daily 10-5)
**305 North Star Ln .. (Dover Shores)
N.B .. 642-8235, $179,500 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5)
HOME & GUEST APT.
3616 Ocean Blvd .. Corona de! Mar
675-3000, $128,000 (Sa t. & Sun. 2·5)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR. SALE
2 B.clrooms
31507 Crystal San ds, Laguna Niguel
496-4740, $34,500 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
(2 & 3 Bedrooms)
**4401 W. Coa st Hwy., Newport Beach
675-6820 (Sat. & Sun. 10 lo Dusk)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
(2 Bedrooms each unit)
518 Jas1ninc, Corona del ~far
675·3000. $64,500 (Sun. 1·5)
2206 Stale Ave .. Costa Mesa
540'0178 · $33,700 (Sun 10-5)
3 Bedrooms & 2 Bedrooms
712 )..arkspur, Corona de! Mar
644·8034 !Sun. 1·5)
1 Bedroom & 3 Bedroom•
323 Alvarado Pl. (Balboa Penln.) N.B.
675-4630/673-0859 (Sat. & Sun. 1-5)
TRIPLEXES FOR SALE
347 Woodland; Costa Mesa
646-0555, $68,500 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
INC_QME PROPERTY
12 Bedrooms uchl
520 Marguerite, CdM
675·6000. $64,500 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5)
WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SALE
**1657 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman'• Cove)
CdM, 675-1935 !Dally) ..... ,...w-... I *** ••• " ..... ·~
"SUMMERTIME"
IS HERE
in this enchanting TWO STORY 5 bedroom 3
bath. 2 fireplaces. FAMILY ROOM, formal
dining room. NE\V carpet s and-dr(l,pe s, island
kitchen, SOMERSET model 6n FEE land in
HARBOR VIEW HOM'ES, f..... . . $72.500.
"HELLO YOUNG LOVERS"
IN TURTLE ROCK
)"ou'll love this beauty~ Alriun1 entry. 3 bed·
room 2 bath, FA~llL Y ROOM. built-in kit-
chen, SH AG carr,ets. CUSTO~I drapes. beau-
tifuJ covered P.l\ l'IO \vi th gorgeous landscap-
ing on fee land ./\ real Jove at ........ S4i.900.
VIEW THE
"SUNRISE-SUNSET"
in this CAMEO ll !GHLANDS architect de-
signed home. Ne\\" carpets and drapes. 4 bed-
rooms. convertible den . 3 baths. cathedral
ceilings and t\VO used brick £ircplaces. fan1il y
room. built-in kitchen and B-B-Q, PLUS
J\.JANY EXTRAS. Entertain around your 0\\111
POOL . .. . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . .. . . $76.500.
HEY, SUMMER LOVERS???
Waterfront and pool with PIER and SLIP
available too . Ne\v carpets and drapes, 2lf~
baths, WET BAR. marble fireplace. Overlook
THE WATER from your patio and enjoy
' ... $85,000.
HOME LOVER'S DELIGHT
ready and \Vaiting for you in this i\10NTEGO
model on FEE LAND. 4 Bedrooms. 2 baths,
formal dining room '''ith F . ..\!vllLY ROOM ad-
jacent tO the built-in island kitchen. See thi s
HARBOR VIEW HOME and buy .... $54 .950.
-OPEN HOUSES -
(3 BR ., FAM.). 19382 Bethany, Turtle Rock,
Open Sat. 12-4 & Sun . 11-3.
(4 BR., FAM.I 1815 PortBarmouth, Harbor
Vie\v tlome, Sun . 1-5.
General
(jdlU#4# #Cl Am!AJES .
REALTORS
644-7270
2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR , CALIF,
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General
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REAL ESTATE·TREASURES
round for you .•• cargoes of silk and spices
from the orient? ... Much richer than that!
HOME + $$ INCOME !
Income for life ! A handsome triplex featur~
ing a 3 bedroom for you + 2 each 2 bedroom
income$$ See Today! i69,960.
8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
RARE FIND! I HOUSES ON A LOT
Jn Eastside Costa Mesa -pampered 2 bed-
rooms. $135,000. O\vner moving out. Has hap.-
PY tenant~ -will finance.
PIRATE BLACKBEARD
WOULD PAY THESE PRICE S! * 4 Bcdroo1ns, better than ne\v . Bright &
cheery. Safe for \he kids to play. $49,950
* 3 Be~rooms - super clean -gate for boat
- storage -walnµt paneled. Only $27,950 -
Terms. See today!
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DAIL y P!lllf D :J
Gen1r11 Gtln1r11 Gener1I
EXECUTIVE
SPECIAL
lor U1i11 1upr:1·b 3 bcdroon'
hon11• nt'!ltlt'd a1nnl\i t.rff11
lllld slu-ub-3. SpatkH~ qulll--
lty for fint' rnlt'l'l8llli11g.
Lush drt>p pilt' 1·a11lf'l i11c
\\ llt1 ('u."to111 J11a,1 l·IL1ug
drllj)t'JI:. flil f'l~·1r1t' kllchf'll
\vlth all th~· trinHllJ ngs. fan·
tastji: hrtplaef'. \Vhat A sho~
place for $39,500! Stoller
Is prtpartd for Gl and 'Fl IA
1e-r1ns, 11011•s the tiint'. Citll
Realtors· 5694lll
O~n t:vf'JI;.
EASTSIDE
BARGAIN
* 4 CHOICE VIEW HOMES *
*WATERFRONT-PRIVATE SLIP
:l Bdrrn . :! bath hon1e, located on fee land
'J'Ott O\vn il ). Will accom1nodate a 40 ft. boat.
Plenty of parking fo r your gu ests. $79,500. * CHINA COVE, CdM
3 Bdr1ns .. 3 bath s. \'ou r OY<'n ele vator to the
top floor living quarte rs . where you enjoy a
lovel y harbor vi c,r. 898.000.
* OCEAN BLVD., CdM
$26,950
Th1.'i honlt' has t>1•rrylh1ng·~
good 11iz(' t}cdJ'Ol))TIS. ~ l'l<!th.~,
furrl:'d ;ur hf'111 . ll:'ITdl<'
loC'a t1n11, (' •1 1 11 ,. r IC11 ,
:i;prlnk ler~ !!'Jn! aod T'f' 11,
rioub!t• garagr'. 1:.1·r.11 fa1111i~
ho11u· 111 a 1,)ll/\fl) :-•·ttu11:
see 1t you 'll Ilk(' 11 11rd
Clll'P"L Rr11llor~ ~l'1G--S\i40
1 J·'ee land. custon1 hon1e. hand sorr1ely detailed
plus J bdrni. guest apt. over 4 car garage.
Trc1nendou:-; vie1v. $128 ,000.
STEAL IT
LOW DOWN
* OCEAN BLVD. CdM
On lhe bl uff side .. Just listed . l·~ant a stic ,·ie\V
fron1 any poin t in th is lovely 3 bdr111 & farr1·
i ly rin ho111e .. i\tn1ost like li ving aboard ship.
$1 65.tJOO .
1 'rn1v,.n1en1 p<u ki11 ~ -""~Y !o be
11. "OH(11'-I'.\'" 11.1 Ray & Bench Realty
l btdroon1 '! balh I 11 .
1-la!et'rf'sl. 1t'f't" l111fii :-\l'f't'1,
eul-dt'-sa1· l1•t \t>I)' qu1t>1, I
built-in l.;1!.('h('11, rotC'f'rl air I :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::zll:::::i:::::::::::::::::::= heat. Jlr<'pli11·t•. dbl. garagt' I,
PLUS far11a.~1 1c fints-hed
Welt()I1®Co1npcl11y
~, ' •' ( I 1 ~ L
enclosed run1pu~ 1·111 . !pool
lalbr or ~1' 0111"M"r tal king
S29,950 very ~fl l), set" \t
make otter. Red Carpet, I
Realtors 546-8640 •.
a ACRE ESTATE OCEAN 8Ll/D., CORONA DEL MAR :
Spacious 2 Story, 4500 sq. ft. home wilh spet> $220,000 lacular view of ocean & jelly. 5 BR., Jg . li\4
1-rug.. cu111on1 bu111 ran~·h ing room . for n1a l dining \\1 /frplc. Separate
hou St'. 4 bcdroon1. 4 1 ~ ba1hs, guest or ma id quarters over garage. Room
2 .... ·et barii, gain" 1'00n1. for pool plus large parking area including
ll\Vin11ning pool is ilt'1·lu<l('ft. paddle tennis court . $192,000 .
separate gut>sl housr, 11JJ Oii· 1
ly 10 years old 1url !ot·a11•d LAG UNA BEACH ,
on 8 acres or 1'0!11n~ hill~ 2 Separate unit s on large lot \\'ilh '''hite \\'ale~
nestled an1011g 11 forc ·si or ocean vif ,r. One unit just built. Lovely fer"
tree~ qualitif'd Part 1 f' • garden s \\'Ith ponds. cool & secluded . $85,000.
only-exch1s1\·f' \\'ith Rf'd 1t
Carpet Rt•all.or~. ~llll40 LIDO ISLE io
SUPER SIZE-Bi-:OR00!\1s I Open Hous• Fri/Sat/Sun. 1-5
in this in1n111{·u)11te ~ 106 Via Dijon, Lido 111•, N.B.
bedroon1 , 2 bath. 2 ~tory I Spac:ious 3 Bedrn1., plus con vertible den .•
honlf'. F'o1111al <lining 100111. Baths. Large Jot \vi th boat storage. 1'his is a
briaht patio kitchl:'u 11nrl charn1ing-home -ready fo r inuned ia te oCC Ui·
good car pels & (IJ'aJ)f's. $"" 000 pancy. ta, . Beaut. Jand~:aping. Thi:'
txost •. part' ls tbt' price, onl~ I Position Availabl• (
S33,500. SEYMOUR. 11iU for 2 Experienc.cl S•l•1men
take your present home In 2145 E . Co11t Highw1y
tl'acfe bn this beauty. Call Coron• d1I Mar 67U
no\v for a p po i n t rn ,.. n t · I ~ .......... ,;,...;. ......... '!!"!!!!"'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I! ... j
SEYMOUR R EAL Ty Gener•I . Gene,r·al
847-1221.
FOR LEASE
. 4 IEDROOM
2 IATH
O,._'LY 4 year1 old. thla home
has built·in kitchen, :fain.
rm,. 1reat back yard, quiet
1b'eet, excellent location-
near sebooi..-.hopping, 01vn-
Pr in a. hurry .. Red Carpel,
Reallora ~~o.
BACK IAY
l IEDROOM+
POOL
Cll'!an a.nd neat le ,-ery
Back Bay MESA VERD
Prnvondol i Br. 2 b•. Hlah VALUE PACKA E
hran1 cc1hngs. }luge 1·un1pUJ1, F' •30t100 1 •• '
P lb,·1 ·k11 or., }'C)l1ge •• rni . 00 t inc· s~r l1i bedroor)1. 2 bath home jJi1h
pool \Vl\vnter fall. S4 1.000. fanilly rni .. it'H in ~a
Roy J . Wa rd Co. i\I"SH l>e!il arra, 11t>eds "-Wk. 646-0m f'\~ 67;!.6&\4 paintlng, yard elrBn up :ltf'.
BY 'OWNER fllOthing majur ~ Heller &nX·
$.19.500. 3 BR , FH. DR. LR , klull' and will pay loan !Ms
Carnicl model \l;irbor Vlew on ne"' ~1lA or VA huY!,'h-
1-lome. Xtra lgt> rully lnd.'l{'pd M'f' It and savr! Re<! Cai'ptt
lol on dead end 1·11J-d1»sa1·. Rr<1Jm~. ~.
Upgl'aded & he1111tirul lhn1. Anvdf;';i~.thf> BESf DA to
out . Call 644·596R. Open Sat ri;n Ar; ad~ Don't delay.,.,.
• Sun 2-5. CAii Today &tl-5678. ,
G•n•r•I G\ner1I ?
prj\·atf' bat'k yard, 214 ..
baths, :\big bedroom!, ne\'-·· •--------------... ly painted . atot1t' firt"p}aor
priced 1·ighl-S29,9~ name
your 1errns! Jlurry on thi1
oue. Red Carpel, Realtors
546-8640.
OUTSTANDING
VALUE· $24,500
Located in Ea.mi~ Coct•
fl.feaa, this home IO.ld once,
oow back on the market,
11:1 a l bedrm 1 be.lb in a
greal art&, brick -tiN!pAace,
Jar&& lot -be.st buy . .in town
for the money -take a look!
QUICK! aIJ. tenn1. Red
~t, Realtor• 546-8640,
OPEN HOUSE
2239 FAIRVIEW RD.,
C.M.
i\fauy pouibilitit>11
SUNDAY lo lo 1
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646-3921 or Eve. '7S-1127
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Lachenmyer
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Newport Beach
condominium . homes
with boat sli~. You own the land,water
andsli~.
From$64,950.
7% financing.
One prqb!em,
only 17 left.
1831 WESTCLIFF DR., NB: layfront condo
CALL ME 646·5152 AND SEE 3 Br, 2 Bo, pool, pier 4 •lio.
NewportlMch
Twnhouo" Ud.
4401-~Hwy.
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NEW DUPLEX UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Two 3 bdim .. 2 bath luxury apt•. Upstairo
unit a dream! Com e See the plan!
* * * * l1 * LINDA ISLE
Cu stom 4 Bdrm., 3\~ bath home on Lagoon .
3 Frplcs .. mstr. bdrm .. family rm. & coover·
salion pit. Lovely garden plus tge . boat slip.
Shown by app'l. only. $189.500
. CLAR¥ SOMERS, REALTOR
306 M>rlne, Bilbo• l1l1nd 675-4000
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f.fUllt see! $14.9,000
Ted Hubert &·Assoc:
34U Via Liiio 67;.&500
ll'AYCkEST •
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY
1311 ANTJCUA \VAY, ~'.8.
4 &<Inns 4 bath.!, d<'li:hlful
family \\'/\rt. \tt"l bar.
lormn l dlnln~. J>Mc ed at
$39,jO(), fl1any x1r1111 h1-
cludt'd. Jtn-y ,.. r cud ,
RtaJ1or. 833--1600. 646-rr).}
*BUILDlNCOME*
N'Pl Bt~ch, 508160 R·i lot,
rt.l()m to build, 2 Bn, hoM,..
2 CM JIU".. rtn~ at µ10
month. Only U&.900.
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1-~~~~~~~J ONE OF A KIN D A HOME FOi Duplu on two lo!>. 3 BR. NOTHING low.r un;t, I-BR. Upptt ASSUME 2ND. @ 6.67%
llave low mo pymts. Collqe
Pk. Prlctd fr1r qulclr ult
(nwner bouJht bi 11 • t
home). 3 BR 2 BA. lmm:ae,
\\1/S:nxl. Crptr. w ant
DI~ Call Oforfe: Mtz.tl
5.11-42'3.
NEW LISTING
TRI PLEX
OCEAN SI DE 0, HIWAY
lleautUul 2 yr. old income property, pride
of ownersblp, with :tint appreciation poten·
!la!; coluiatlng of two 2-bdrm., plus S bdrm.
uni~ which would make xlnt owner's unit.
Shows nice return & all In the heart of Coro-
n• de! Mar. Call us for complete dotalls.
CORONA DE L MA R
OCE AN SI DE OF HIGHWAY
NEW LISTING, beautifully furni shed, with
P.lush carpeUnJ, decorator drapes, Jee . lam·
ily rm., worksaver kitchen. Huge cov'd. pa·
lio. Custom-home thruout. Walk up the brick
walk lb this beauty, you'll never want to
leave ! Absentee owner HYI sell at $75,000.
CUL DE SAC CHARM
$1,550 PltlC E RI DUCTION "~pplle pie condition"! Lar1e landscaped
lot. sprinklered, ·so you 111Joy the pool. Tll•
house .la new thruout. just move into this S
bdrm. charmor. Priced to sell at $42,960.
EMERALD BAY
Build your own dream house on this ocean
view, vacant Jot. Lacuna Beach's moe:t ex·
chl!ive area, behind Jocked ;ates, 24 hr.
cuard, with access to priv. beach I< pool.
Offored at $35,00-0.
THIS IS ITll
IT'S RIALLY WOllTl1 WAITING ,Olt
Super deluxe • bdrm., ocean • harbor view,
heat.d • flit. swimming pool. !xecutlve atyl·
ed home Coron• del Mar's beat r11identW aru . Prlced for fut aale i t '74,500. 1>on't
wilt!!
· Coll US for your real 11fat1 -4• -WI
hove ... el ..... lhl"I• le tell you alooutl
CORBIN-MARTIN
llAl.TORS 644-7662
Newpol't • Co•o"a ftl Mu • Costa M11a
Daily Pilot Classified Ads
ot"'ral General
MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
MAMA MIA
Palemro model w/ so many lm provemertll
yo~ wouldn't recogni•e It. 4 BR'•. 3 baths
-beailtiflil pool. ~•bit• Gotltard &42·8235.
CHARM! l'JtlVACYI VllW!
One of Dover Shores excitin.i hoftles In
the Spanish Style. Custom 3 BR. FR. 1ar-
den room. POOL' Wonderful for enter·
talhing! Exceptional privacy! $139,900.
Laszlo Sbakany M4·6200.
FOR YOUR FAMILY
2·atory 5 BR beauty. 3 full baths, Fl\, for·
ma! DR, wet bar. Ample storare. Pet area
-roo m for pool. Counlry·like setting. End
of quiet cul·de-sac. $59,500.
LINDA ISLE ON LAGOON
Beautiful 4 BR. 3'h bath, formal DR, large
FR w/fireplace. Plush carpeting, decora·
tor drapes. Custom pier & slip. $189,500.
PEAC E & QUIET FOR MOTHER!
Children'• 3 BR's, 2 baths off pnol on one
1ide. Master BR, LR & formal DR oo other
side OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.m. 1809 Antigua, Baycrest.
DOVER SHORES
FINAL opportunity to choose from 4 1pec-
tacular newly completed Ivan Wills CUi-
lom homes w/sweepins view of bay ;.
mouotains. From $110,20-0 to 1154,500. An
unusual opportunity to share in Newport's
fantastic appreciation. hrftl8hed 111odel
OPEN DAILY at 2018 G·a!axy Drive.
LOVELY LAGUNA-
VICTORIA HIGHLANDS
Savor the beauty of the blue Pacific from
every major room. 5 BR, DR. 20 x 35 rec-
rea tion room. For appt.
Mrs. Reichmann 642·8235.
MI RAMAR DR. -BALBOA
Charming 3 BR beach home nicely furn·
ished-including linens. Low maintenance
-immaculate! Perfect vacation home or
ready for summer rentals. Asking $62,500.
BIG VIEW IN BIG CANYON
llltriguing floor plan overlooklnf fairway.
5 BR'• -4 baths -FR -2 firepl aces. Ex·
citing open design ..
Maxine Williams 842·8235.
LAGUNA VllW LOTS
Alkins only $20,ooo. 2 141.-t loll 011 111
jaterestin• slope. Wblt. Wi ler Vin. Sub-llllt otter.
A UAL-llAUTY -FllUT °''IJtlNO
You will relax in the avoc.ido • (Old of
tllll spectacular 5 hdrm., family nn .. form·
al rm ., A/C office In 1ar111. 10ft woter. •
loll more. Betty-Kerr, Lois Eian 844-8200.
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DOWN 7 uni I. Overlookin( I u • h fii troplc.,I p.rdent. O n I y
THE BEST H OMU ...... ... JN THE BEST AREAS
IN MESA VERDE : 4 BR. 1olfer'1 mod cuUe. 2 Story on a hillside. Views. $91,500. 3061
Capri Ln., C.M.
Yes. right hfre. In the l'nOlt f78.~. For app't. C'&ll -
M.u.d .,..., U '"" ""'° DON V. FRA NKL IN
V.A. bf:nditI, you can REAL TOR
purchase a little .bit o1 e 67l-2m •
b@'aven for Ptthaps nothit\I 1-9~A~Y;:,SlD,,,,.::E.:_:_llll;::::. "oUP...,=l~D<~
down st 7'7il Interest. M1ny N~aring completion 2 BR,
MJd war Vell do ,..,,._even 28A each un1t. EAch w/priv
know they ~ e11fif1M to •undeck & &y Vitw. BAY
these oppqrblnttltu.We are MESA MORTGAGE 00.
a iubaidlary or t)jt Ollwdl 548-2l21.
IN CAMEO HIGHLAN DS: 4 BR., sunny, bright. Views . Courtyard . $69,9SO. 630 Cameo lii&h·
land• Dr., CdM.
IN HARBOit VllW HILLS: 4 Bil 1pacious 1in•le story-real nice. •64 500 3601! Surfview CdM. ' • •. ' · ,
Newport
IN BAYCREST: Family pool home. 4 BR., xtra nice area. sn,900. 2008 NauWus, N.B.
IN WI STCLI FF: 2 BR., 2'h BA. condo. Fee land. Extra good buy. $30,950.1061 & 1062 Dov· er Dr., N.Ii.
Company -!he lJr&ut VA
brow In Callfon!ia. L<t •• SP ECTACU LAR VI EW
explain this p )'C!1. call Harbor-Ocean·LIJhta. 4 BR ..
US-7225.. , ,. 2 BA + powder room, llvina:
rm, !am rm, din rm. Prof.
landscaped, ~ f? e a c & f u I-,
eeclud~ pool. P r e1t l te
neighborhood. $77 .500. by
owner, 6#1425,
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Fairview
646-tt11 '
(onytl1111)
8rld9e Tlw IN COii.ONA Dlil. MA it: All shln1led dupltx·1how1 good investment. 2-BR. each. '64 500.
520 Marguerite, CdM. . ' COLWELL
IN CAMEO HIG HLANDS : Center courtyard 1urroW1ded by 4 BR. home . $62,500. 4800 Cort-
land, CdM.
f>JlC'IPlRTll:S. INC
RFALTOR S
IN IRVIN! TI A.RACE: 4 BR., waterfall. Room for pool. $n,500. 438 Angelita, CdM. CUSTER'S'
FIRST
REAL TOR , MULTI PLE LISTING SERV ICE
. • STAND
ts no kmger adectua~. llCl he
••YI "•ell." 3 ' ~rooms,
den, 2 bath•, Mwtab buill-ln
kitchen, ,beautiftll "cotfee U~IVUI: ()f'f'ICl:S
C0110HA Dl!LMAR • 8'JS.8000 .M£SAV!RD£•1t8 5890 NEWPmfVACH·l45 11100
garden'' patio; 1pa.ce be-
side garage for/, trailer or
boat or both. 45 Ft. R·2 lot. 2M.S r .. 1 Co.at Hllhwtt, Ctfon1 dt1 Mil 2'50 Mffl Y9tdt Drlw, Co•C. Mff1 iMI WfftcllH DriYt, ~ IMch
General Ganer al
P ete Barrell Jea/t'I
pre6enl6
LARGE COUNTRY ESTATE
OVlllLOOKING NEWPORT UPPER BAY-
Swimming, riding, ranching and entertain·
Ing -it'a all here with lovely "wide-open·
spaces" view. 5 Bedrooms, each with private
bath, large secluded den, formal dioing room
and central cantina. Large completely equip-
ped kitchen, pantry, breakfast room and
multi·purposes room. Call office for details
and brochure.
OfflH Opan Seturdoys & Sundoy1
PETE BARRETT REAL TY
1605 W11tcllff Dr .• N.8.
642-5200
----·--------------Gener ii
154.500
General General University Reelty
SP'ECULA TORS iii4iiiiiiBDiiiRiiiMiiiiiiii2iiiiii8AiiiTiiiHiiil ~~~~''d; A •;I~~
OPEN S S 5 ' Ovtrlooklng alJ of our canyon AT. & UN. 1· double ~ar garage, cov.er-and ocean areu tits a
195 MONTE VISTA, CM td P:8'tio, aooct Eut11de beautiful new Lusk tv.'O
LOW. LOW 00\1.'N loc::atJo$n. . 1tory home just waiting for
Eastsidf', 1parklin1 clean, 26,950. you. Thls ii the popular
CUJtom built 3 BR, 2 BA , bo living + dining are a , Roy McC1rdle Rt1lter Hills m . model with four
"-pl 548-7729 upsta.irs •bedrooms and a
.ui-11:' ace. FA ht.. bl tin•, nu d r filth b d lhat c:rpf& + drps, pati&,# 1110 Newport Blvd., C.M. en o e. ro o m downstain. Two fireplaces,
dbl gar, fenced yd. °"'Mr beautiful wood cathedral
moving. CALL ANYTIME CAR IBBEAN .,.u;n•'-lovtly family room and kitchtn art'Aiement,
646-3928 or Eve. $48.9416 2 Acre $6,7'50 OR water-front a.net a (onnal dining room
Lachenmyer
Rc,1lto1
DOUGLAS
TRANSFERS
Do you w11nt a 3 BR, 2 BA.
home within \\'alking distan·
ce to Douglas? L u s h
carpets, beautiful rlrape!'l,
lots of brick work 11.nrl "' low
maintenance yarrl. This one
I" super sharp. Call now toU
free 847...QIJO.
aettage on big island -Hon· are ju5t 110me of the
duras. Call hlghlight5! Call 675-7225.
FAREL WALKER
Rullo• 646-7414 COLWELL
FIX ER UPPER PROPERTIES INC.
Bring your paint brush and REALTORS
save a bundle on this 31--------
hdrm., 21Ai bath home in OPEN SUN. 1.5
Nrwport Beach. Full price 624 POPPY
only $.12,500. Try 10% down. The last or the Corona dcl
F U LLER REALTY M;ir charmt"-n! Rustic 4
546-0814, anytime. ' BR. w/beam cell's, & u~rd
COLLEGE PARK bric.k fti>lc. A ~ood!IY Mt .
\\'ITH POOL frehni:, overlook111g tree!! &
S r h 3 L • .l--canyon. 40xl64 Ft. lot. upe s arp • 1J1:1Jn1Um, .,_1. 1 , th •
OPEN SAT/SUN . 1•5
1'15 CHUB~SCO
IRVINE TERRACE
4 ~rm .. family rm. plus t"X-
trA room in gar11g~. A lge.
htd. pool. Vacant. $69.500.
Scenie f'roJl('rtie1 675-5726
Generation Gap
Own 3 cusrom doll houses on
a lot. Prime east Costa
l\1esa area. A t hr • •
btdrnom for )>A.J'l!nts. A two
bedroom for Mn & wife. A
one balroom for grandma.
Price is $52,500 \\'ith 10%
down. Exclusive \V ith -;,,.;W1\IKIR p, Ill
SHORECLIFF'S S H 0 \V • Realtor! 545-046$
PLACE -By Owner. 3 BR, n....
' -•D• BA, newly rf>modt"lrd lhru-=~~'-===== out. Gourmet kitC'hen w/cld FOR SALE BY OWNER
brick ftp!<'. CathMral beam Exclul!ive To1vnht>usf', beaut.
t•f'iling. Walk I() private lndscpd., s~luded 3 Br., 2
lx'at•h, $87,500. 673-44l5. Ba., \\'/w drps, trplc, f:l!'C
TRIPLEX (l) 2 Br Studios, kitchen, sllt"nt radiant hut,
2 car gar., tncd patio, put· Top area. $79,500. . •-Owner MJHl750 tlng green, pool or: en·
tertainme:nt center. Many
CHOICE HARBOR VIEW df'luxe ff'atures. Nr. 1Mnt'
HllJ...S. Lrg Lusk 4 BR, & 20th St. For Appt.
Fee la.net $84 ,500, 6«-0786. * Phone 646-19TI •·
CAMEO HIGJU..ANDS • BY
OWNEft. HARD TO FIND 5
BR 3i,.t BA home w/fam
rm, 1tt t.hru fpl. Ntwly
painted "-decorated +
partial ocea.n view. $69.950.
813-™8.
Savo $2,000. Coll oga l'k •
4 BR 3 BA. better tban im·
mac. Call Georre Mezel for
explanations at 557-4263, Ed
Riddle Realtor, 64fi..#11.
BEAUTIFUL DUPL EX -,*-O~P=E=N~H~O~u=s=e-*~
3 Br. 2 ha hou!e w/a brand 23.'3 Rutprs, College Pk..
nu 2 br gar. apt. Front BY Own~r. Spacious family
house comp! red~cor. k homt', 4 large ~rms., king
features a form. din & lrplc. siztd masttr 3 baths. Hug!
Call 644-8034. !iv nn. w/frplc, fam dinin~
BRAND new, under con-~f'P laundry.' Lo dn. 540-8378
"!ruction, beaut cslm Cape OPEN HooM! SAt/SUn 1-5
Cod style homt, !!Oulh o! hv.'Y, 4 br, 2 ba & po\\"df'r Jmma-e, 1850 sq It, $33,000.
rm . .-Call for information, JBR. 2BA, Elect kH, crpts.
drapt"s, frplc, Shake roof. 644-A034. A t I A CTts, or tr r. saume LUSK HARBOR VIEW 6'<% m.n. 3157 Killuney
4 br, 2 ha, fam rm .l din nn. Ln. CM. ~7034.
$72,500. Owner, 644-2610,
Cost• Met• RARE HOWO. Nffd Home Now?
9ulc:k Possession
4 BDRM., 2 BATH
COLLEGE PARK
•VACANT•
OPEN SAT. l SUN.
CH ILDREN -
MOM -DAD
This Eutside Home bu
Goodies for Eveeyone in the
Flm.ily.
1-i>l THE REAL \'"'\£ ESTATERS
1 .1 fi ~ N D'<' IC've t or no..., ere s
am1 y room, rep ... c:e. ew 1 I A · :;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;; ha l l h t room or a poo . winner
111 g carpe ruou . 1 $.'i9500
Freshly painted imlde and Sea . ·Pro· ~· 6~5128
FLOORS
College Pk., w/'XJ' x 20'
ph1.yroom. Want tr a i I er
parking? Ca.II GEORGE
MEZEJ at 55l-4263. Ed Jttd..
dle Realtor, 646-88U.
245 Tulane, Costa Mesa
CALL ANYTIME
~3'21 or Evo. 675-1127
Lachenmyer
Rr dlor
CAN'T RND IT? * WILL BUn.D your dream
home. Have 1tatt for com·
plett home packqt .
Put your confJdence in our
49 yean ot q.:allty eustom
home buUdln1.
See example of produet at
2018 Galaxy. Dover Shorts.
Ivan Wells & Sons
• 642-2511 •
Bluffs
Condominium
Swte)lftz Back Bl.)' view
from th.fl front l'CW 3
btttreorn, 2 bath home.
Lust private r.ar: pttio.
Luxur!.O\l&lydtcorated.
Special all electric built-in
kitchen. QWck pos1eui~n
poulble. Vacant and Ready.
Sound value at $!19,500.
•,r ''' a CHILDREN -S a f e -~~7'='7'~~-'-'-
Cul-<l .. sao Str...t. Larx• BU ILD YOUR
Side Yard Play Area. DREAM HOME a MOM -Briaht Builtin We h•ve a Choice for You.
KilC'hen a.nd a RA!oal Dining e EASTSIDE C 0 S T A
Room. l\fESA, SU.000. a DAD -No Down to e NEWPORT BEACH, Over
V@terans or Los Down FHA. 1iS Acre. $29.&50
Low Maintenance. Ya.rd &: e BA YCREST, Part I a 1
Boat Stora1e. Vie,v. $23,500.
• For all to enjoy It I.be • Call 646-0555, E~nin&s
Quiet Street, L a r a e 646--9702
Fireplace. 4 Bedroom, 3
Baths, Double aarage. Of·
fered for $43,500. FHA-VA
CaJI 64&--0555, E v e n I n I 1
646-9702.
COLWELL
PROPERTIES. INC
REALTORS
LIDO ISLE
Cozy single story home
ln choiC'e Lido loc11.llon
with 3 bedrooms
tncludlnit mastP.r 1uite
\V ilh 2 bll.thg
living room has
white brick firepl1ce
lots of book11helvt1
It Opens onto
private brick JlltiO
formal dlnlnJ room
vacant • ready for
lmll'ledlatl'-occupancy
I $6.1,SCO
HAR•ON
REALTORS
SINCE 1944
COLWELL
PROJ'ERTIES. INC.
RF Al TORS
EXECUTIVE
GOLFERS
Beautlfu1 5 bedroom, 2.800
aq. ft. executive home ju~t a
putt away (4 h!OC'ks) from
the country club. 1-low'i this
for a buy at $52,500? Call to-
day for appointment to see.
C WALl<ER & l ff
Realtors 646-7711
ro43 Westcliff Drive
Open 'till 9 PM
OPEN SUN. 1-S
41 3 31th STREE T
NEWPORT ISLAND
Charmina: Provincial home
on R--2 lot. 2 Bdrms., frplc.,
patio, In xlnt cond. Vacant -
quick pohenion. $49,500.
Ca.11: 673-3663 6'2-2253 Eves.
associated
HROKERS-REA LTORS
202!> W Balboa 61).]66)
out. Side yard f or en1c pe,.1es •.r
boet/camper. VacanJ-move CHARMING
In now. 133,000. 328 Bowl ;ng SPANISH STYLE Green Dr. <lff of Hanovtr
Dr. 646--096S. By owner. Predominate. tl'lroughout thi1 * Fixer Upper 3 BR.* home. Once you enter
Corner lot. Xlnt floor plan. the double wrc~t iron
Bring your paint brush 1 gate• to the 1 n n er
save S. Good loc., close to courtyard .. a.nd then through
all 1ehool H , the ma•111ve double front
BALBOA. B~·PROP doors, you'll know you hove ' found the home for you! Thi!!! * 642·7491 * four bedroom win& is most
8.1ycrt1t unique, and tJoie beautiful
wood ceil in&• are outJtan-
ding. Call 675-7225. EXCEPTIONAL
HOME!
Thi111 beautiful three hedroom
model offers !he finest ol
quality, a very attractive
COLWELL
PROPERTIES. INC
REl\LTORS
•·u·• shaped floor planl--~~--=--
around a lovely patio, OCEAN VIEW
magnificent cathedral ceH-JRVINE TERRACE
ings, and _a beautifully Arrhilect designed home for
designed and e q u Ip p e d ultimate living. Th i 11
kitchen. Al l !his, fee land ~pacious home offers blen--
and reasonable price! can dingo! glass, \\'ood &. unique
67~7225. atone, to 11.llow the open-
COLWELL
PROPERTIES, INC.
REALTORS
nes!I of Cali!. living, yet
provides privacy in the 3
lrg. Br. It den. $97,000. 711
K-Thanga, CdM 673-0497.
MINI • MADRID
---------1Best location, best price 1n Balboa Island town, 139,!iOO. Bu<no 2 BR., ---~----·I ft..-2 lot. Clll Mn. Hopper NEW LISTING today. at 613-8510.
Finl time on markM! CUJ. Un lv1r1lty R11lty
tom bit. 2-llly. 3 l!R., 2\i ba. 3001 E. Cit Hwy. m.6510
home; on one of tht Jarie.st
lots on IJttle Island, Tet·
$29,900.
MESA VERDE
Beat buy in the area! Cozy
family room w/cracklin1
firipltc:t! Separate muter MESA VERDE BEAuiiFUL
~ ••/b&th! Don't wa.it, home. 4 BR. Well kept. Must
call for appt. 9~l(fJ(l. see ! $48,950 Owner 557-mt
Ontu BY Owner charming E-Side
~21 w/ch.ract.r. 2 BR. dert, lge
F.P. R.e'dec. in & out. Crpts.
drps thru~ut. Pvt. patio A
encl. yard w/truit trM_.1. 3
BY OWNER • car a:u. \l•/plrn b&" & elect
Mesa Verdi 11,,r xtra room & bath. Nr.
• BR ,_ ' -1 • aou COUI'l!f', $28,950. 642.at.5& " ' iam nn., .. ., c 11' or 642·1'738 Prin, only! Lovely home. Trff sht1.df'd.
Nice back yard w/bird MESA Verde area • You ~t
aviary. Sep. play area. &111te-.bed pool table w/this
Quiet c:ul-de-sac. 3 Biies nt"Wly decorated ~ b r
elem & Jr. hi. S min. SAn w/i::-ame rm, din rm. l
Dk>go Frwy. Fine:. ar. frplcs. Corner lot w/r.f!p
ranged. $.12,r,io. 557~. YIITTi for camJl('r, boat or
trlr. Patio, lge ahade trees. Giant Two Story on1y 11'.ooo. Owrn>r 5.IH.&116.
On king 1ize lot ln North By Owner. ch arm i n I
Costa Me.~a. 4 bedrooms wt>ll-blt, one of 8. kind
upstairs 11nd a ~1 finish-ho 3BR 2BA I kit h me. . . ge c ,
ed separate family room vaulted beam ceilings, new
downstairs. 3 b11th.~. country paint &: wall paper thnJ.-.out,
kitchen and dining area, beaut. yard w/fnllt trees,
plush ca.rpeta & dra~s in cul.de-sac. 3611 Mira Loma
every l'()Om. At $39,500 · $37,000. 646-MlJ.
Better '" It now! New on --E"'A=ST"'"'S'°'l"'D"'E,--mu~t. 3 Bedroom Pac:eaettf'r home
with tara:e f~d Ytrd •
Family room • 2 ha.th•. Att.
~ble ,....,.. Vorel Co. l\MI·
ton •10. 2m Newport lllvd.
c.o.ta Mela 541-9346.
rtfic rond., with many ex-
tras, plUJ tum. 2 BR. rental
with fonnal dinina rm. 6: · $@\\~lA~~"Btfis• C. F. Colesworthy
& Co. Realtors
EHlbluf! Ollie< ~20 67]•4400 H•rbor View Homes
MONACO MODEL
F.A. heat, plus l ·bdrm., l'i'
ha. gue1t , qtn . .' plus ~-.ep.
laundry nn., ,J>IU11 coneMe
The Punle wiflr th• lui/f./n Chuckle
O Rtomrl'I;. tfi• 6·ICl"Ombled
words below to moke
tlmpJ. words. Print letters o
tech ln its line of aquar•s.
1B .• •~Y'~"°~"'_.o~rr~;""""'-"6~7?>-<.,.,~~ ""'""'"l'!~~~'.""''"'"' " WATCH GREAT FAMILY
NEIGHBORHOOD
Move 4nto Mesa Vr:rl'le. this
Summer for only $.12.000.
'Thi• 3 Mdroom 2 fireplace
home can be )"tlun. Try ~
down-payments like ntnl.
Httmt t1 in fantastic con·
dltton and ready to atart llv-
lnJ. COATS A WAALACE
exclusive.
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WAL LACI
· It IAL TOJtS
--JJll411"4'141-
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NIWttOIT
WEIGHTS
2 POI 1 SALE
That'I rfJtill ~'O ~pat'fttt
hOUstt with tep&J'fltt )'8J'di
A pragts It l«ated close to
a vtry nie. J)IU'k, Jdta) for
JnvntOra Just 1ett1 n g
•larted, at only S36,lnl.
FJn1t time ad\.~Hiled. Call
6'6-71T
0 11:1·1.·1·-11.
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YOUR WIFE
3 B<droom 2 b1th, buUtlm,
double garage with 1tora1e
11nd f)ltio. Onldn, 11aking
S20,950. Vacant-move in
quldc:.
QtlJ Sll).1151 m .. n t:. ... ).
., •-. HERITAGE
REiil TORS
Don't sl\Ot op tho 1hlpl
"Usr' It In clUallllf. Sliljl
to Sb«w llHultJI MU&ll.
I
2 DOUBLE GARAGES.
Encl. aren for bont, tra11er,
tru('k, ncet of cars. Huge
pool ~ize VIF.W lot. Beaut.
I an d !'I c11ped C\11-dc-Sl\c,
Privacy. 3 BR, Charming,
lrg kitr.h,, bl't'aktas;t rm.
Crptd throughout. A real
beauty at $52,500. Open SO.t
~~~· :::: :~~;t:J;~
parking for guests. A betuti·
ful liome pius lneome for
ll'I0.000.
MORGAN REAL TY
673-6642 675-6459
Belboa P1ntn111ta
A sun. 20n Port Bristol ... -. -·---·-· ----CI r c I•. Own.r/Brokor. STEPS TO IAY ·
64.f....4.Wl. B t a u t I t u I 'duplt~ on
PR IME BAYFRONT Penl111ula. Cl.,. to btll blY DUl'LEX lteach. 3 BR .• 1-1111. Open
C!lolce Balboa P..in.ul• loc. Sat. A SIJn. !-II, 32!
Nau Harbor .. -. T"" Alvarado Pl&oo. $92.SCO.
rl.Uc View! Private awtY IUll WHITI,
beach. Pirr .. nnitted. Ran lealter
oppoM\uilt)I for homt 6 In--N Ill·~ •• 11. I -• owpert ~ .. n • _, too! 198.IOO. 675-4630 67Ml!O >:ve1.
Joeephlnt Webb. Realtor l allloo ltoal l1t1te Co. DUPLEX, l bli. lo lteadl.
'llO E, Balboa 81vd., B&lboo ~!, cSund""1d,~~lll. ~ ~·
5T.hll40 J!:v.,. J!73.3* ~·~ -· Ari •·~·~· rn ' OCEANFRONT. C Bii. 5 Ila. "°"'ED RIGHT fam rm., ~•t bar, •l'llnt I
NOW ONLY S.'ll,950 for • atory. Ph forappt., 6'73-A92. 4
he&uJIM 3 b«lroom 1 hath Cor""" ftl Mar'
hOme ntar the ~ach, lt!!!IM --'-------ll>Ao • ,..,,, old . .i1 mot1cT11 ·vACANT • & RIADY •
conW'f'IM!ll0'-1 <dleh'ft'l'!'lhtt, * Sharp 2 Bdrm horM
00;1ttn lfltchen ttc.) O'l\'flC.r * New pl\int in A out
Ft\lldy to So> don't fl'\iM th" "* tftW"1)11lsh t1hq crpt
Otll 'Red c.rrwrt. Rn.Hors * New· drapt_rie1
M6-8&40. • ,. * Room for another unit
AJ;Y d&I' l1 the l!Elll' Dt.Y lo * 16,IOO tuU price
,.. ""odl lloo't delA!y .. , •l'ULLIJt RIAL TY
mil today so.5673. ~· ••••••••••
I PEXNED
. ==I'. =' ='l =I I==
I MA c A R~E I \ '11111.f.
I c EE D A·D I ' I I I , ( ( Hor husblnd told Mr,
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•t BA M 11 E A : l"You'rt loo exfrMaint. "I . [ I l r ~.:~11~:.'i;"h.! . . to big." .
I '' I\ E M S U T I She replled, "Oh, 111 oet · ] I I r I •long. iook at the ---: '· --. l'v• had.''
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Nowport Beach
I~ [ Mobi~ Homes j [ JilP j _ ...... l~ I
El Toro
4 Btclroom1-$32,500 3 BR., 2 BA., cpta. drpr, la< "S0-0-00 sy .w,.,, . , br. 2 ba. lam pa11o. 1r.. PoOl-ohe 1o1 c• E:.•N"
rm. Cbo1C't' k>c. • N. of encloltd by b.lock ¥.'all, .--
Baker, E. of Harbor. Nr dOR to xlnt • c: ho o I 1 , Ju1t ~ In! T\w ownrrs
schools, 3138 Klllybrooke t.n. llW"ketJ", nt\l' m a I J • must adJ this S BR home.
By appt 557-1109. ~ · Reuonable. 8 3 7-.11$3, Located bt one or the -fine1t
LOVEL 494-2U6 I.ft 5:30 A wk-t1nds. re11dent,ial artu 9f Hun-y North SW. home. p tJngton Beach. Onse to
W/pool. 3 BR I: dtn or 4 ount1in V•(ltv school• and lhoppifll. AU
BR. Lr&:· Fam.. Rm,, 2~ ba. term~ available. Ca 11 mo l'l· ft. By owner. VACANT 8'2-ml. $39,500. 1043 Concord. MS-n>9 lmmed. ocr:., In the hf'art or
• Fountain Vllllf'y, 1cro51 tl1~
MESA VERDE str!f!I from , Mile Squaf'f'
4 br, huge lam rm, fom d\11 Country Club 11.nd Pltl'k. 4
\0 THE REAL 1"'-ESTATERS
WALK TO BEACH
S BR 2 BA, $23,SOO. Qllffn
size kltch w/d1hwshr, elec
bltiri RIO, plenty ot cqp.
bouds, W/"'' c rplJ lc.drp11, trc hdmu, patio, dbl pr.
SH! today.
I' Hl-4471 ( ::::.J 546-1101
ADULTS
THE
BIG STEAL
Lido Isle
* REDUCED *
A Nord l'l:rata O>mer
Cullom bit., s BR. J ho.
$74.IXXl
LIDO REALTY
l37l Via Lido. N .,8. * 673-7300 *
SALESMAN
\Ve have an openin& for a
hith calibre, creative salf'S·
peraon. capable of d~allng
in hii.hrr pri(.'f'd propt"rties.
howm>b loweon jfL
aeolCCMe
* J UNITS *
OM houa to ocean In be11t
rutal loc. Good lncom• po-
tentl&l. "8.000 lncludil11 the
land.
n•wport be•ch r•alty
:1621 N~vport Blv, 675-1642
PANORAMIC VIEW
Btaut. main!Alned bame
2 Bedrooms Ir lari::t family
nn. Pool. 164.500.
Gtorge Williamson
Realtor
543-6570 645·1l64
* \Y ALK TO BEACH *
'TI Viklnc Bttttwood CU1ton1,
Immaculflr, ~ 2 St,
2 Ba, den w/!l'el bar. Qpetlll
to Irr lcrff.D crpted porch.
LIVF: in 11\e cool :beaeh lll'ff,
'' mile from Hoag Hospital.
Beautilully landACapM, l
BR. Ire )cltchen, $4900.
548-T.166.
Land~ped "'/sprlnkll'rs. ---------
Be•ut. Joe. ACl'QQ froin ll>x48 MOBILE home 2 BR,
H11nt1naton Shornclltf.ll ~ta!n JW,tio, aktrtlnc:, cool e r ,
('jub Hou~. 536-6363 Pri 'ply. located Palm Sprinp Park. $3.200. 'tt"rmlf. 646-2935. CONTEMPO.
LAGUNA HILLS
Pi-.,~t!~a adUlt rommunity,
adja1-'t"nt to LC'lgure \\'(l rld.
Beaut liUM"Qundin(l'I, all hr<·
8'x3T' ~1obllt.Y hon1e \\'/JO'JC~'
Cabnnn, <:nrpetrd, skirting,
& stor:1Jif' ~hf>cl. $1800. A1ter
5, r>lll-10Ci2.
bllli'trd 1111Jl~11. JI.I U (' J[ l\('l'•<.s st rrt·! h'Un1 1"'ach. rm. Beaut lnd.tcpd. Cul de Lrr BR, fonnJI din. all •l•e SEP~RA TE
aac:. $45,500. lNt Killdeer k1tch, sep laundry rm, Perfect tor adults, Con-
dominium in b e a u t ,
Tiburon, 2 BR, 2 BA, all
11ltc kit. rerri&erated. Good
uaumable loan, adult Sf'C·
lion. Make offer.
Newer rontt.mporuy 1t)'lf'd
home with a SPANISH
F1.AIR. UniqUf', 3 le~!
an:hlte<:tutal dtaign. with
e>.:terlor of RO U G H
SPANISH SUTCCO, EX·
POSED BEAMS, R E 0
MtSSJON TIL.E \\IALK\VAY
A: ENTRY PORCl-f.
Sprawlin&" 3 BDRM • .l DEN
floor plan, \\'ilh heavy shag
carpets lhl'\Klut. L g e •
secl~d dtn ha!!I all WOOD 3416 \'ia LitlO
OPEN BEAM CEILINGS. LIDO Isle 4 BR, 4 RA, rien, 2
ury llJlJ•)intnH'11ts. Thl'ra-'til At)..'\l!I <lf'lu~e n1ohile
[)l•u!ic pool. s:n1nas, i;:~'nl, "I hornC'. lOxJ.i. ~ B. Joca11on,
Conll' have A cup of Nffre M~)rtJ-;~ I $.:.~:.O, J>.1rk rnn~1-. f.-16-9926.
at •t9 Vlsta R.on11\ &·~ t.u" "A1,·11Nl -\\lnnin~" J Blllii\t HlOIJllt' honu•, adult Cir. Shown by a pp t. oveni"d 3 car car. lir<pl, FAMILY ROOM
546-9745. upgraded crpts k drps $27 li.pG .
The upper le~! features 3~ spacious rear , !iv. rm.. ''Y· #N sq ft. elf.etronic
Wint V-AULTEO OPEN oven. By O\Vn~'r, S9'l.~ \\'lltrf' lhf> Livin i.s Eall}' f\11'1\J!ihPd n1odr\ hon1c' U~ l p:irk.
Sun1lay 1-5 '"our lln1<1 SALJ.: ·r1ns \\'F:F:J.:. I rl'lg.....11.·1;-, or G~6-&tfi..l
Beautiful -Mesa del Mil!' thruou~. ~Aut -Id• cpd 3 1 . bid~~ '21-bftths
Open Houi;e Sat/SUn 12-6 w/concre.te block wall aM be \:tut kil4~ndi\dlnln~ BEAM CE ILING S & f1rn1! l'or apPC. to st>e call
C 0 LORED SKYLIGHTS. aftPr Sun 6/25, 673-3244
Bob Df'Wtt!if' 6#-7779 I 8:IO<'t900 or S.:ID· 7!100 • ~ ----
Jmmac concl.. rtcenUy ~ covd patio. See for yourself. ~ , __ t~' 1 1 Optn!!I to covered veranda DISTINCTIVE 3 BR, by
W/OCEAN VlEW. Mstr. 0\\'t'M"t. 40' Lol. Prine.
Bdrm. suite has private $69,800. 20l V)a N Ic e.
bath with db). pullman1. 67>3984
Vacant. Jl.1u!it !!('ti. L irto Mobil• Home1 , Mobile Homes
Isiaod. )'acht slips. 104 Via For Sole 12S 1 For Sal• ~--• · t. N "' 950 ~. ........,a iOn ~ qu c ......... -...;v~:u, new pam ew +.J.J, • • cuJ..n.1-ac 1 ' Ju!t riatit crp~, 4 BR. 2 BA. 546--3631, 1• for tire kids 51;. doWn. FHA
2731 fumont Lant, C.M. '· or VA te~. eau~to11 tree
By Ow~or • EHtalde f'2.447J ( ::J MUIOl M2-2535.
l br/2 be/large living · ',O THE RE.l\L
'"'-ESTATERS room/formal dlnin• area -OWNER ANXIOUS
beaut yard .. Near all sc~ls Spacious 5 bedroom, 21,l
-new~ Pttnt & carpeting. bath, 11unken living room
$35,000. 84~'1447: 646-1368. with fireplace. and raised
CLOSEST bid to e&timat~ hearth adorning one entire GRACIOUS
value of $36,00J. buys lo\'ely wall. La~ge formal dlnina POOL HOME
2 sty home. Prof. .lndscpd & room. Priced below market
decor. 3 BR + 24X27' bonus at $34,9JO. All terms. 4 Big 8~· new crpll th_roout.
XI nd 1 96~7i'1'L 11tone f1repl. all elec kttch, 2 rm. nt ro · & oc. car alt gar, heavy sh11ke
O\\·nl'.'r, 545-6174 roof. A bea.ut rustom home
4 BR, 2 BA, 2000 sq, n. QUICK OCCUPANC~ \\'/cathcd. cf'llin~s .. indirect u•/lh~ng. dining & tam Immaculate 4 ~droom u·1th lightinit, htd &1 fltrd pool.
nns. Preatige area. Assume large Ct'luntry kitchen, gTt'&.t Must sPe to apprec. Selling 6~~ VA. $36,900. Owner landscap.ing. \Va 1 k to !or the lo\v price of $40,995. 540--017~. Collegev1Pw Elem, School, IO% dn or submit your
0 clbse to Douglas It Goldt'n terms.
BY wner. Home With Pool. West CoUeae. s 2 9, 2 so.
3BR, 1~ Ba, Frpic, Din 9S2-ml. If Rm, $32,IXXI, Call for appt:
545-4139. ttz.4471 I =1146-1101
EASTSIOE cul-de-sac. 3 BR
or 4) w/pool. Le, easy
Catt, patioed yd, $(2,~
Owner/Agt 641--8989.
LARGE 2 BR DUPLEX
GroM rent $293. per mo.
Outsta.ndina: investment at
$33. 7008 0wnere 540--0178
BY OWNER. 3 Br .. 2 Ba ..
Fam Rm, Frplc, S29.500.
Lou· dcr11rn. 549·0266,
494-2065.
3t -TREES -31
"$500.00 DOWN"
is all you need to move into
oae of the best neighbor..
hoods in the Be.ach are.a.
Jt's VACANT, and priced
to sell •.• Don't wait, call
-2~~0~pe-n~H-..,-.. -1--I today 540·8555.
& Garate Sale 5HERWeeD R,AL TY
Free coffee & donut• 18964 )3,roothurst • F. V.
!Otn Falcon * Wolk to 'P1rk *
4 Bedroom trl-l~vf'I. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home, super
18644 lm ~nes clt'an, covered patio, sprink·
5 Bedroom. 3 b11.th. Jers. B\lins, w/w crptg. thru·
Call for more information out. Asking $31,500 and only
"WHAT A BUYll"
Here js an enonnous pool
home that Is facing fore-
dosure, Possegsion can be
Immediate. AU. TERMS
AVAILABLE. Call U5 today
... 540·'555.
SHERWeeD REAL TY
18964 Brookhurst F.V.
BRTNG PAINT AND
l.A\VNMO\VER, and tum
this neglected 1 bedroom 2
bath borne into a jey,,eJ.
Large yard ·with covered
patio. What a buy at
$25.500! No down to ve!s,
SEYMOUR REALTY,
847-1221.
OWNER Trans. 3 bedrooms
plus den, huge family room,
natural brick fireplace, pic-
ture windows, pictUttsque
yard, patio, room for pool
Brk. $26,000. s.u-a;9l.
OWNER Sacrifice . 4
bedrooms. huge f am l l y
room with a bll1ld10me
natural bt\C)c fireplace, tx·
tr11. party·rumpus room, brk.
$32,000. 842-2561.
OWNER Desper11.te. 4
bedroom• plus den with ifs
own used brick fireplace,
dining room. a Ir con·
ditionlng. convenient Cf'ntral
floor plan, brk, $29,500.
962-1373.
LGE. PICTURE WINDOWS -OPEN SUN. 1·5
WI.TH OUTsrANOING 114 VIA MENTONE
OCEAN VIEW· 3 BR home for you.na ex· W e 11 desl&ned. atepsaver · Pro ecullve. f. decor. kitchen, has RED TILE -"=.;,,;_.,o.;.;,::._.::='---
FLOORS, ALL BUTI.T-IN Met• V•rcf1
r.11.nge &: OVEN , ;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;o
DISHWSHR .. G. DISP. '''· HARD TO FIND The property is rented A needs a LIITLE MINOR One story 1lesa V!'rde !'Xt'C-
TOUCll UP. Anxious Ol'l'ntr utive hon1e y,·~th over 2500
ha!! told us to ~uce the sq, n. }'f'(lfUl'('S Include 4
pri<'t to, huge brtJroonts, dining roon1,
$31,950 FULL PRICE oversizrd li\'lng roon1, coun·
'11-IE BF.S'l' BUY IN try style kih·hrn, f:unily
I.ACUNA roon1, set·vil'e pt'll'l·h 11nd 3
t.ldo Nord. 6 hr, 51; b11 ,
Ask ing $240.000. J11.r k C.
Sl:'O!t, Bro, 53&-6007. Opt"n
Sat A Sun. '
!lARBOR View Hom".
Portolino, pri~d h P 1 n \v
mkf, by ow 11 Pr I 11. i::,. 11 !
644-6342. Open hntf1'f> rl111ly
1-5. 1n2 rort Ch11rlf's PL
4 BR, f1u n rn1. 111 B;\. nr11ly
paintrd, sl111g tTp!s. S:l!l.\tj(J,
()\VTl('r. 642-1!()!¥,l, ___ _
MOVING ~
B:1yrrrst ho111f'. :l Br·-. !:1111.,
d iu. hobh.\ r111~, :! !1·p\(' ,
Anlhony 1><101. :\\111. 1'1 l1('1 ,t
OCC. r-.1akr olf1•r.
lll20 Jn·int· A\'t', 6 1?-~187
MISSION REALTY big balh!I. One ol a kind • $:14, 500 I' a rk L 11!0.
985 So. Coast l lwy., Laguna in pt>rfect cond llion. Call Ull Townholll!t', r~'t!t'('., 1'hag
Phone (714) 494-0731 today, crpt11, 3 HR. 21; BA. frplc,
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1.5 Call 546·5880 (Open eves.) peUo, pool. 01vnl'r, 547-5846.
2949 Al•x•nder Rd. BLUf'F'S 2 story, 3 BR. 21~
Panoramic penthous• apt. ba. Near schools, mores I.:
inc in this woodgy, near Vic· pool . Low lease hold & tax-
toria Beach 4 Bdr. home. I "!!!!!!O!!O!!O!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!• 1..:'::'·c.°"""'.:.:..=~--:_,-="-·-~~ $74,000. 5 BR, 3 BA, Spanish tri-leve1 S ACRI FI CE ! Lt d o
NORTHSIDE or will ronsider trade for Waterfront PiU'lc Mobile
Rambling 3 Bdr. home k sep. smaller home in Mesa Ho~ &. 23' Sail boat. $4995.
l·bdr. ocean view apt. 3 car Verde. Will consider ail of· 673-3817.
gar. R-2. $78,000, tel'!. 546--0807. 1N..=o:..::wpo:.c._rtH_o_la_h_ll __ _
PARADISE PLUS
Secluded 3 Bdr. arti'1'1 home, MESA VERDE Nowporl Hoighto
in Laguna·• most aouaht Delightful adult occupied 3 BR. 1 ~ ba, 600 sq ft dt>ck
alter area. $56,500, home featuring 3 8pacious w/ocean view. Nr>A' crpt,
CLEANER·UPPER bedrooms. large muter drapes, stainless 11ll'cl rlect
2 Bdr. home \\'/lf'p, 1 bdr. suite -with dressing room, kitchen. Beamt'd ct'il., frplf',
guest apt. North!ride, $45,000 fully carpeted including gas indoor Barhqul', 8)'
LISTINGS NEEDED kitchen, service porch and ownf'r, Prinf'ipn!s only.
2 Or 3 Bdr. homes, Jixtt-family room. Large covt'red $37,000, 642·3786.
3 BR-Oodles of cupboards,
clollels, extras. Owner 2064
Nat'!, Of 646-1043.
MUST sell 3 BR, 2 BA, tpl,
bltn&. xtras, gd Joe. a
Albert Pl. CM, 646-6914
842·2535 10% down,
10 1THEREAL
~ESTATE~.S
* 847·8531 * DRAMATIC Tri-level 4 Br., uppers, 11> $40,000, I lomes w/ ]5' x 32' patio lllld ml'ny 5-.n Clemente
separate mas1er suite, tam!· d~ lo $55,000, ()('ean views mort> l'Xlra11. all for $~7.950. ~ ~-
ly rm. opens onto cov'd $60,000 to $80,IXXI. We have Call rl'IO-l 15l lo M"e Oil!'~ SAN"''"C(EMENTE
WALK to Bch, 3 Br, 3 Ba, deck. Neighborhood park &. customers waiting! 1Caist1;1n~~"llS 0 ) ONE STOP LOT
the Real Estet• Mart
CORNER lot cul·de-sa.c at. 3 pat i 0 fr p I c f u 11 y sch!., 2 ml to bcb. $45,900 t·IIWE MrCORMACK .,,_ -· l < P.t" f'\'H. RESULTS
BR 2 BA frpl 4 bonu.s rm BY OWNER Must 1111!11, Have I d • d • $37 950 Owner 847-2259 REALTOR 494-7551
$35:500. s46-m3 . new home in escrow. 4 Br .. ~74;.c 19h1 Ctearb~k JnvE'llton: A!ISUffl.e 6% G.I. r.~"'VIEW
2 3 Ba.,-pool, huge fam. rm.. 0 2 bl ....,.. • UNUSUAL 3 Br, 1,.S BA, form. D.R. Take your equl-r. 3 Br, !I Ba, gar, tns, cpl1. • :. HERITAGE * 0Cf'an Vlt>W IAts
$6000 .. .R·l Estn•lla
pan'l N'C rm w/wet ba.r, ty in p~~l)t home u \19\fn. $25,950. 5292 Sisl'lml 846-~ 2 Bdrm.,r. llf.t bt~hf:· ~
1800 !!q ft, Sac. 540-1761 aft 4. pymt:· I will carry a '2nd, YEEUUICt t t Irvine ~~~~ co~l~~~y·:d: I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!...,!!!!!!!!,....
REALTORS $6900. R·l San Pablo *· $7800:~-l F..stN'lla !Sold)
$7900. R-i San Pablo * ·
Dan• Point loan fi % GI assumable. Unmf!:ntionably dirty 4 bl-d· achooli, ~ach I: shopping.
_________ ,_M_al<_•_otl_"~·-842-_27_86_. __ room 2 bafh, family room, SELL or LEASE/OPT. All for $42.500.
Mission Viejo $8000. T-t-1 Sierra
NEW LlSTJNC, MISSION· $8750. R·l l'atero Dt Oro *
11L MI. to Dana Point OWNER Leavinr Swtril on Iarae Jot. Divorce pres· .,. .J • __ \Vest 9, Laguna NiguPI. 3 harbe•, oceM view 4 BR. 2 pool, la...,. patio plus deck sure • u.crilice, LOt:altd in • .. ~ . Bdrm!!., 2 balhs, On Niguel BA, llv rm, din nn & lam area, gn:at for entertaining. pr1de.()f-0wnership neighbor·
r m. lge v.·alk in closet, 4 king bedroom5, dining hood. Near new shag carpet· Gollo~E~· ;cr:·1•5 ptayhoose, (ncd. 33322 Mesa room, entry hall, laq:.e ing; builHns, xtra large
v 1 5 ta c Thu nderbirdl. rooms 'tbru out, bric. $29.500. patlo with v.·nterfall 11nd 26341 Calle Roberto
493-4472. 846-0604. sprink!Pts too. Try GI "No, San Juan Capistrano. Medltt.
OWNER Arudolil . .Take ovf'r no," .Make. an offer. Hacienda, 3,000 Sq. ft. of
Privet• Swim Pool 6\490 loan, elegant Spanish farw1n re1lty luxury Hvi.Jig. Formal dining,
Terrific 3 BR .. tam. rm .. deslgn. arches, Wl'O""""t 968·4405 (24 hrs.) 592-3211 family rm .• 3 hdrpis. on ~.. lower level It impreuive.
OOme with 2 baths. Secluded iron, huge 1amily rm., den, mstr. 11ulte on upper level.
back yard with gorgeous dinina rm,, kitchen center, ''SPLENDIDLY
decorative. pool, 111 ht e. d brk. $35,750, 962-81165. SPANISH'~ Beautiful yard. $99,950. wa~t.alJ. }"ear Marina. BY Owner. 5 Br., 2'iii Ba., What a macntticenfihome for Old~o~::iil ~~:n~~y bd·
Ailina: $37,950. 10% down. Fam Rm. 2,l ............. _, the ~ecutive, CIMJ'ly tltu•
2 n 1-•-;,., 900 tratet: a pride of ownenh.Jp. rm1., 2 baths; beams &: used
S I h Ch sq. ft., s ory. .....,, · . L din' . pl brick. Tennis cl., clubhouse, pans arm•r 968-8:ll2. 1ng·. 1111 rooms, u1 •'
35' Living room with vaulted , 4 large bedrooms. formal liv· close to beach. $65.000.
beamed ceilings 3 oversized DECORATORS 3 Br, 2 Ba, family room, and petio with * NEW *
bedrms., 2 ba~. on Canyon xtras, sh~g. drp11, trplc. bllt-ln BBQ. To see this OPEN SUN. 2..6
Jot. Room for small Owner. $35,()00 962-3521. br-auty, call 540-A555. 2555 KILO WAY
orchard. Nearly ne,v, Aak· Huntlnqton Beidl SHERWeeo REAl TY (Off Alta Vista). Speclacu1ar
ing S34.roo. 107,, down. 18964 Brookhur!iil F'.V. view. Gltllls I: ttdwnod,
EBB T'I DE REALTY l /l ACRE WITH DUTCH FARM HOUSE with BOND REALTY
496-4664 hravy shake roof, 31 32325 So. Coast i-lv.·y,
LARGE POOL b""''Y bedroom•, 2-t I I• !al ;,,-:;;:•Yl
Dover Shorts Boy, what a 'house. All thick baths, ih1ss garden vie\\' ............................ ...
4" 11hag carpeting, -4 bednns kitchen has all gas builtins
2 Bath!!, w/fam rm, 11tep-plus dish\\'ll.Shcr. Manicured
dou'n front rm & conversa· lawns_ ~urrounded by 1Plit NEW LISTING
This magnificent four lion pit w/wet bar. That in raiJ fence. $Xl0. movts you
bedroom. pool home hall itsell ls.worth the price, but ln .tomorrow~ Inspect now,
everything! The finest of wait a minute, thett'• more! this ,vill not lut! Bkr.
construction and no limits The baek yard is super big 962-56ll. on quality have cttated the :I~==~-='=~=,.,.~ most beautifW span is h with a •Pll'klin&: pool and OPEN HOUSli SUN t.S
home '°" have ever seen. cabanaa for dreei.ng, set 21692 lmp•I• L•nt
Lovely 411tique minored back ~ the 4i Jona cov· Lovely " BJ. ram.Uy oriented
wet bar ln the tamily toofu. ere.d patio. ~ 11?°1 11 home. Walk'g dist. to beach
Heavy beam cathedral ct!il· matnt. free. This 'WOii t Jul, • all 1Chl1. Above cround
tngs del plulo tile entry see. t~. Call. · Pool. Lrg tam rm adj. to
and 'ti.i.n ways, dual areh en-If patio. 8x12 pl~houae, could
try to the fonnaJ dl.ning be. workshop, Other extras!
room, maHlve ,unken living 511·51H ( =i 511•5111 MU!t "" to opp.-.olate! By
room and a most unique Owner 962-7637.
"U" shaped lsl1'nd kitchen -,48~ .. _ wH-fT-$26,900.
a.re just some or tht A YARD'll 3 Spscloui'I bdrm~. p11neled hi"l>!l•hts' Call ST::>--7225 • I' · ...i k'I h &-"' '6 · ' Almost the sir.e of your local iving rm. rt"'-m\"'· 1 t' • nel~hborhood park, PLUS. Gr('A.! stllrt('r or retirement
hf· 41 1'0mc 5UC catu1 ell as; ltl'gt' GT. n-IA. CONV. TERMS
bedrOOm5, cnorm?us bon.u11 KASABIAN R E room, formal dln;ng le 11v· • •
Int rt.M'lms, and best o1 all, 847~9604 ---~962--5319
lT'SPRICEDBEUlWMAR· *MEREDITH
KF;T, Brin& yourchtckbook, TRI-LEVEL * . OPEN HOUSE thi• one won't "" • • • OP"• ·Hou,....by ownu-Sun.
COLWELL
PROPERTIES. INC .
REALTOR S
Eutbluff
EASTBLUFF !W0-8!.15. IO'lll MERm!TII DR.
PLUSH P.LUSll
nJE house in TI-IE park in
TilE prime l ocation
overlooking future rea:ional
park. 2400 tq, ft. of lux·
urious livln1! Lime rrttn
lhag, floating mtrway 10
mstr. suit• be.autitut villa
ffet')' window. Immaculate,
move--ln cond. 4 BR , 2;,
ba's,1 family rm. COME 6
SEE IT TODAY! JTJsr
REDUCED 14,600.
"j I 1· I' 11 I I I' j I ii
-· --I I 1·11ll111'
"SINCE 1946''
lst Wtstcrn Ba.nk Blcq.
Unlver!!lty Park, Irvine
Days 55:Z..7000 Nights
Gettin9 Good Velue7
A smashing value t n
tlnlvf't11ity Park. 3 bdnn., 2
hA .. plua nice tamlly room.
$33.7r,o,
...../Olan
REAL ESTATE
$9000. H·l San Fernando VIEJO AREA. ONLY ONE $9750, lt·l E. Lobos Marinos:
YEAR OLD; 3 BEbR6oM, $10,000. R·l San Pablo 1r
SHAG CARPETS, ALL $10,900. R·l San Pablo *
ELECTRIC KITCH EN. $121500. R-1 £1 L.evante_
PRICED AT ONLY $22.500. $12;500 C·A ~El Camino
1190 Glenneyre KATELLA R EAL TY, $13,000. ~·l W Gaviota /
494--9473 549-0316 837-9400. $13,500. R·3 Santa Barbara -"C....:-'-'---~.----$15000. R-1 ti Orlente * * OPEN * 4 Br, tam rm. din rm, crpts,· $l6~600. n~ Pallzada
l'o,.-Your lnapKtlon trple, patio, cuRt drps. (Sold) '
SAT. & SUN. 12-6 141,900. Alt 6,30, 830-l!Illl. , St7,000. c!2 So El Camino Ocean~V!ev.•, awim pool home. N•wport Beach fi~:~: ~~ ~~~~~o*
In .beautiful Mystic Hilla. I cltl
Formal dining. family "' BACK BAY VIEW $!7,500. R·l De Pa eo * $18,000. R·I (lli Ac.)
livtna ma. w/beam ceil's.; Plus view ot Faahlon Island Si.err•
3 bdrms., 2 baths, Prlv. pool " Ealltblulf. Jutt as bn.uti· 1 S25,000. R·4 Monterey L *
&-patio areu. An im· tut at night at In the day. $35,000. R-1 E Cordoba
maculate piece of property A bee.ulilul home: w1th 3 (Ac) *
priced at S65,CMXI. Up Park apacioua bedroom.a le a $50,000. R-1 CrlstobaJ *
Ave .. watch for signs, to <:harming family room tor AND MANY MORE 1588 SKYLINE DR.. * 49!1-2800 * only 164,SOO. Call 6'6-7171. DON CONRAD
-~ REALTY ~· ~ 100 S. El Camlne INI
to. &O. co,;.Sr lfWY. -=====::::::::::::= San Cltmtntt 492-t510 *'"-== CM.F. NEWPORT 4 BR, 3 Ba, 3 yrs t>ld, llPE'C·
MODERN custom-built
artist's 3 BR home w/ocenn
view, frpl, boam ceilln_ga,
formal din. rm .. 2 lushly
lndscpd J13tios. S 4 9 , 9 0 0 ,
497-1486 or 979-4937.
BY owner: 3 BR, lge den, 2
BA, b'pl., J.car pr, fncd.,
lo• potlo, playhouoe. fruit
tne•, Top or World Scbl
Dist., nr Bluebltd Pit. $31"°··-· Boochfront Exec. Apt.
P'""""111<: vi..,. 2BR. 2 BA.
HEIGHTS lacular view. "'"' quollty, Mau!i fullf lnd11cpd. c o v 5 BEDROOMS polio, •nfhc'<lrnl .... m ....
$58,000 torn111I din rm, $74,500. 2
BR. frplc, fncd yd, patio,
Tri-level home, ·~at for BBQ, xlnt cood, $24.950. 3
entertaihi~. wet bar, lar(t' BR, bltna, trplc, panelJn1
aun deck, very large Jot, patio, hied yd. Assume
rMr yard 1de&1 fOl' tennis $5.2o/o GI loan, $27,850.
court It pool. Many 1reel. 'I'hom.M!n R.ealty 492-9550
Rrfel' ·•CCt'I.' -for bot.t « BY Owner, 2 BR, 2 Ba, frplc,
irder. Cail ~nn. nn trlr or im~. $27,500. 109
0 THI. flE/\!.
"'-ESTl\TEPS
E. JWnona. 492<>93!.
pool. elevator, HCUrlt)'
OWN·YOOR-OWN. -·· -=a=Av-=--c::..:.::...RE-ST-$53.750. Bkr <!IS-3005.
BY OWNER, 4 Bdm>, 3 Ba,
trt·level, oceln VU, Harbor
Eltatee:, $49,900., 496-2894.
S•n Ju•rt C1pf1tr•no
VALI..E Vista Hom~1. VA 4
conv financing, from $27,650.
3 & 4 Br, 2 B11:. Alpine Rily
49.1·'23:!7, 1:"Vt1 496-SS&.1,
NIGUEL Shorts -Sea Ter.
race, Private-area, beach.
tennis courts, S w e e p I n &
ocean ViC'1.'. 4 BR, 2 BA,
3--<:ar gar. $6'9,500. Owner. cau 496-5650.
LOVELY, apaciou1 4 BR
wllh pool. tee vlfw Jot.
Ov.'flEll" trarwrfrd. 29381 Vi!ta
Plua Drive, L•1una
NietJel.
Ju11t listed exclu1ivf'ly •
BcautUul Ivan Wella 3 BR.
A Pool, Many custom fea.
turt·~.
OP>;N HOUSE SUN lH
1i33 Tra.dewlnds J,n,
Asklna $62,950. Bkr, 547-6791.
3031 CAROS SUN. l·S Sf:IERWeeD REAL TY 3BR 2\IBA, hu••· pan tam i '· reel h•in S1>4cioua 3 BR.. 2 bfi, plui tx· 18964 Brookhurst F.V. rm, formal d1nm1, 2550 l<I CONOOMINllJM, Pacif\c 'I•
pt1nded t•mlly 1m. I Story; "LOOKING FOR "·J<b;ao.J!S,900. 962-Wl. 1 .. d Vlltare. 2 BR, 111 BA.
Nicud Realty
* Bluffs Prim• Ar••
Like new 3 ~R. 2 Ba. con.do.
On lovt lY extra I re .
rreenbelt. Many e x t r a
amenitiea. Pool clost by.
$44,900. • .
4 on, 3 BA. 11ep. family rm
w/frplc A 1''Pt bar. Srp. le:
formal dining rm .. a ir <'Ond,
bura:lar 1larm 1 '¥11 t em ,
ztert'O ~f'm, pro f .
landsraptng. 2 yn yoona.
$43,500. or be option.
!67-4513.
cul d• uc Joe. on '1'""""'~ A HOME??" RE!i,~ESSIONS view. $34.500. Martha R>y.
lot. SmArtly •PP o n t fl Don't t.'Ol'RPlleate It by let~m& ro/ J Uon and Joc•tion REALT-Y !Utr. cau Francet: Brown
thruout. Moye..tn c 0 n d • "your fina:era do the choof. o1 th! I I nlA ' VA home Un1V. Park c.entu. Irvine '94·9966. <496-47.0 f:Vtl,
Qulck eacrow. Reduced to Ing of a broktr throuah the tli"4 , II, ·1 Call Anytime, ~ 1-"'-=.:...:.:.:...:....:.--'--
$44,IJOO. PIH• eom• "buy." yellow _., .. Work -..Ith "."' • .l. -AllAN OUicc boon 8 AM Id 8 p~ Lido lalo
I'. our '1alf of profeMlonal rtaJ ~Al ~'~""-.<ital• aseola. For elllclent RHI tl1oto 147·9604 0pon Haun · ~!?1{ !~;:'; call ua today. GQ ....... OWNED l.S. 3 Br. 211 ba, family rm . ·~t U J"t\NhMJ · • ' + fonnal dht rm. \.'acant. ". \!; SHERW••D RIAL TY R ......... d bemH. Low 146,500. 833-2224. {t" rea ty . IB9&t Broclthu"t F.V. down. Go..mment pay1 CANTRELL REAL TY
...., oWNEIWllR. l!I b&, 1rp1c, cto'1!1i "''"·Call •'"'1. "i"M'ER'AtD'"B'AY•toT· ~14 v;,1a del Oro Total dwn UDl. mo * Crest Realty Lar1Ht Vlo•r Lot
N,•wpori S.•cll p y m h-$11 I. ns.900. OWNER mull .. u. Aaaume 1127 Emmld Bay. $90,IXXl
644-1133 AN\'TIM!! M7-5169. 514 'lotJt. t ti.drms. dtn. Tor toi. l homt1 call :
FOR ACnON ••• OWNEll. Sharp 3 br, 2 l>a. tamlly =·~dlnlnc rm .. 1 Bili G'"""Y· RHllor
OUTSTANDIN&
Bayfront Offeri111s
• GORGEOUS 6 BR, 5 BA.
MtdltetT&nCM E1tat~. large
dock, reductd to $265,000I
e SMALLER 2nd home with
dock. Uodtr lllO,IXXl. An><-
tool for olltt!
CALL L•2 S678 frplc, bltlno, cpl, clrgc, COY aaptlrale ba•O. lit, 139.500. l~ lloyolde, Np'I llw:h .,.. • ,.!lo. lCnt loc. $30,:l!O. i6US66. 67Ul'1 KEN BRITTINGHAM 1,Alrf~da)l.,.....,.ll°"th<:-.B:-:ESr=~oA"Y..:Jo 1G-4ll5tl F .. ,_111 are Jmit a plltxW Don•t stw up Ille tllip! REAL TOR
run .,, adl Ono\ ""1 · • · 11..,i r.Zft'.~ Pl-. on ad l ""1 a-.~· "Llot" M In d•llod. Sl'lp 67U123 f" tllday 642-1611. ~ =-=t=--j Untt, 5 dl)'I lor &-lo Shore -.Ital-· 1
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WIClOIAM REALTY-
WANTED, 4 · O~ ·5 Ir
h_om._1, l I•~ Vi1w rld1.
Irvine T 1n ac1, ~stbfuff
or Herbor View Hill1-,
to I•••• or buy. Re vtrtt
the ch1rg1s.
C213l 2Jll.!5.ll2 I ~
BY OWNER
$5D.SOO, 3 BR, FR, OR, LR,
Carmel model J{atbor View
Home. Xll'& l&e fUJ.ly lnd&cpd
lot on dead end cU1-<1ttau.
U{>l"'1'dcd A beauUlul ~
out. t;.11 64HOl8. Opi!J Sot a Sun 2-5 •
CANNERY VIU•tt Property,
Part '"""" + nn to build. °""''· $44,0llO 54MT!O.
TIME FOR
QUIC,K ·cASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
642-5678
< •
125
"A.:.•;..r•;.;•~g:;:•_f;.:o.:.'.;':.::•.:.l•:._~•.;;:so ~~s_I~~~~ Property 154
BUILDERS WITH
IMAGINATION
Nine ttt'l'l's in Tt>111plr llllli1
11.rc-1•. 1.ag-una B1•1H·h. Cl'~nll'
ll llt'\\' lll'VPlOPlllt'lll of luvt'ly
~·uri~·on 111111 lulltop holl\t'!l--Or
i111bdivult' 11110 vlt\v hoine
silt>~. Full pric~ $110.000
l'1•:1'F: f\ARRF:TT
RF.Al.TY. 642-5200.
Tl·l lAMA COUN1'Y RANC.11
l~ ACTt"s -5.6 1nlle!f ol
~amento River !rontn&•·
Pilv 90 acre lake. 1.Jnllmlttd
watrr supply. ~tfol~~ 'tor
cattle or farn1 ing. Sn1111l
down. Tl'rnis, BAY MESA
MORTGAGE CO. a.18-2121.
TO SF.TILE E;S'I'ATE
$75 PER ACRE
JO aCre lninimum sale
UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY
Tbl11 tlnf' ro1.11n1t>rr lttl bu.llding
hits loatlll o( 11tyh.• ond ia • a
1reat lO<'atlon for HJJyQne t11
any <'l'f'ntivr tyf.M' or \\'Otk.
pe floor plan \3 nrxlb'-
&nd the prope_rt,y comc-s witfi
a ....,anr<>t<t ~t•l•~$905.
a month. Tbe duplex tn back
or tlie apnrtmcnt upstai"'
would make an economica'l hOme for the new owllf't::
caum.-im:
COLWELL
P ROPERTIES. INC
REALTORS
1000 acrts -all or part In Cemttt..y
recreaUoMI Duchesnl', Utah Lots/Crypts 15t
near new 'dllm -lakes --• • • • •" • • • · .... · -90 •
rivers -National F'orest -2 CHOICJ<; Crypt1 at
cuh only. Jntermounta,l n ltteroorial P11rk, N.8. Con-.
Trust Company, 2735 E. ~~s Goedhftrt, Attn)',
Thomu Rd. Suite 3 7 ,
Phoenix, Arlt. 602-957-9130. 2 Cemetery Plots
2'h or 5 Mount•ln Acres Pacific View. Best Otter,
in. a beautiful, t?Te covered 548·7'!Ml
meadow, camper, weekend Commercial
or yf'ar round home 15ife. Property
Ft<e, map & pholoo by :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I 111
rcfurn mall . 2 'c .. 1 LOTS
\\"die LOS (\~COS REALTY One with commer.ci1l
2172 OuPant' f1r. Suite 10 building. one with charmtrs Irvil'lf', Ca 92664 Spanish 2 Br bungal?t,
INVESTMENT--many amcnttl~1t. Prime Joi
OPPORTUNITY Sct1tll( of parklng! Asklna
5 Acn•8 nt'tir Pnlmdnl(' 1nt'1 $49,900.
Airport. Xtnt ft'm\\•th poten·
Ila! Red. to $32.!iOO. \VHI !1':1111' for 1 C-1 blrll(,
Bill Grundy, Realtor ample parki11g, prin1t. Joe.
Ml Bay11ide, N.B. £7rl-6161 San Clcmt'ntc. Bu,ycr ean
30 UNIT SITE, C<'nler of utlll;i;rr t::I Can1i110 Q[fice.\ for
sell. ~ Leased to leading Costa Mf'lia. Approved bus c ompany.
ptani. For tale' or trade tor Ov.•ncr/Agen t. s 4 6, so o
unttr. ~ 6 9 , 5 0 0 • OR Term~.
w/c:ooperate with reputable EBB TIDE REAL TY eontra<:tor. Contact: 4., ,,,,
Mc.NAS H REALTY, .,~
~.M2426 N. w p 0 rt '"'"H"!'U"!'NTl~!'!"N~G~T~O!!"N~
Aportmonta tor .. 1, 153 BEACH
EXCEPTIONAL Mesa Verde
triplex. close to the pro·
posed. new Co11ta r..frsa
Marina. $52,500. Earn $2000
+ anrrulll net 11pcndnhle In·
con1e + lax 11hcllcr & ap-
pl'('('fntlon. O\\•tM'r rnn rnrry
2nd . Apprtti!lcd a! $5:1,000 ror
soi;:, IC?an of J42.4t'KI. &14·5065.
Buslnets P roperty 1S4
SlfOPPING CENTElt
-VACANT -
112'x192', South 'tldo of
W • r n • r near Bol1a
Chica corntr. w,JJ prl·
ced al $49,500. PETE
BARRETT REAL TY,
642·5200.
L•guna Beach
~ X 113 C·2 7.0NE
One of l:111t do,,•n101,•n parcel•
tor dcvclop1nt>nl.
INVESTOl\S E . 171h St., Cosio Moao
Try lllt'se on for profll! AAA Tenant St.15JOOO Dn.
No. 1 Shows 103 1pc.•ndable. Cash apendable rettq"n
F'our na!lonally known R~atonomlcs, Bkr, 6'15-6100
trancblset, Ion& Jeasei, tu EXCLUSIVE C·l % 111cre,
percentage 13 unit.I. Price level, 1247 Brookh'n:• &hop. •<00,000..· • ping cehttr. An a •1. m.
Wo!.189. No, 2 Show11 U?~ gpendable, 1---------
S un it ... 1ervict CondofTlinluma
... ! ~ ·-~ for Hlo HO uuS ne~•. r•·•Qt ,..,,,.,,..,,.,,
No. S ~MM 15~ 4pend11.ble, A BR a"~ I"' OllO Sell 7 •unit bA~lc suviett jr. .. · ,.,... ut. • $2:\.000. C. T ,L. H.A. pymt1. wi~er. '180.000,.; b tlS3. + l\1!'lnt. WW. dl')'cr,
No ... Shows 28'1'1 s~ le, d Pool See 11 UJ1ll1 on a mairl t.Xil of 2 cpt!I. rpii. \1111e. • 1'6:.9 RD<ky Crt. F. V.
ftte"•aya. M?-3132.
Call ~11{;!'Ho:i~~~~r moN! OONOOr·.·r-Stt-lt-.-,-B~n.-2~
lnfll. ~ .• I 2 c~r ~II ~. -!i~
WILLIAMS le. FABER prlv · Neu oq ~--1"
, Rtallon tli3-!11S3.
~10 N. Tuslin. Oraniie ron ~le by {)Wnl!f. Condo
639-11500 or EVt's. 633-l'IOO homt s In Newport Stacia
The J:utnt draWI ln the wm. w/bolit !dips,. n~'J5...filXI.
• • .a Dally Piiot 0..lll<ll A pl • IJ\\ lld II A """' ....
Ad. 64>-4171. ~nt.
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I -,I-" HoUIM Pumllhtd 300 !•-----• u----u_..--I ~ Condominiums lncornt PNIMM"fY 1 ~u1inns HouMs Unftim. • ~ ~ -365 Apt. Uhl\Jm.
for Nit 160 WANTED: ttftl. lncom•. o,,.ortunlty 200 Lofun• -~----... ,. CNt• MoN 311R'.' 2lf b4, i/;64 "' I!. Dm °"""' Cnty, ,,. ., ~.000. THREE Arch ~. C BR, 3
RmAl"amRm.Wetbar. M.O.vls8'<or-1'l00. AVAILABLE BA.avall.July,Aug.Pvl $225.AMONTH $185, 3BR, 2BA."erpt1,
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·-.. Irvine
VllLA MARSEILLES •
Pri patio, Dbl gar, poo1', ** WAN'I'ED: Duple;t NOW beach, tennla co urts. SUromuRtntll (3mo.Gnly) :.:.;., bl=,~~
! .: ,..., 6 -· UPCr&de<f. locate<l In O.Ona del Mar. · . 499-lm. wlllt bulllln ldtcben '. i.trif c '• t.ni. WU
• Gm! living! stn-IJiiO CAPRI REALTY, ,..,,151l5. lotp ~ -Lido lale ~er. 3 BR-2 BA on golf ~ ['!!";~ ,,_ . dbl rtponsible p e r •on to courv • ~.
,3BR,2BA,blUM,palio, LAlstorS• 171 dlstribu!e TENCO (a • $2lsAM0NtH NEW3Bll,2l1Ba.Comm.
' ' Sl'ACIOlJ~ 1 & 2 BEDROOM APT.
Fumlshad & Unfumlshtd · ~ri' Adult uv1n9 ~
Dl.hiiasher color coordinated appliances ,_
Plu'l)I ~bag carpet -lnfrrored wardrobe doon-ln~t. ugh ting 1n kitchen -bi'\alfasl ·bar •
huge brivate fenced pa1lo • plush landscap.
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-pool & dub. $21,950. -Dlvi.lon ol Coca-O>la) COF· 4 Br, S "BL ..}:31 IZIO!wk, Yearly lwe • -•"•-· ·• pool A ""· e<ottt. $335,
' 557~-·. LEASECONME RCIAL FEE PRODUCTS. $1000/~, "~....,.., 1rif ~~~ ~ Lwt 833--0330 o.y,, aak REAL , .. start r Sept. 956-UJO. 3 BR 7BA "2 etr rar. ~-J ·~ --~--
Duplexn/Unlts • N Btl<h ED RIDDLE, REAL'!OR -·~· ~-~~ 1tlt 162 ESTATE 1NVESl'MENT Can lllaart full or part lime IWPC!rt 646-ml . ~m:w="'3"'BR.=""'2"'1>'"Ba.=-~c.~mm.-
--------128% ,.,urn 0<t aveni&e In-cs.to hn. per "1<.l Com-111;. Bal. taland. t,rg 1 Br. BRAND NEW HOME l,>00! Ir "'" Center. ~. 48 Units vestment over 21.5 year pany cst11bllshn business over pr. Privacy & Charm! __ '·ba ·C'-~ase. 833--0aoo' Dal's. ask
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3101 So. Brl1tol St., Sant• An• SSi-1200 tenn or lease. PotentJal tor distribUton. 115 ~ A111 ma u·cle for Jack. ""'" ,.,_, ......... .Dc?luxe units, Air t:onditioncd. $33,000. tu ahelter bt )'ear. Sl • l br, wttertront tn Huge 3 Br, 2· dlx ba, sunken 1 ===~~~·~-~--~··~~
aU electric, 24 two bedroom. CaJI 8~ Johnson NO SELLING! dplx., lrg. patio. tub, wall• of glan, cathedral TURTLE Rock, 4 BR. 3 Ba,
COLDWELL, BANKER &· CO •
MANl\GING AGEl'(T
2 baths. 110n1e Rpl\1 level. 16 Co ti.ahlng or spend moN! $300 .. 3 mos onJy • Lido ceiJ., shag cpl•. l\1odern. tam & din nns, cpta, clrps,
3 bedroom11, 2 baths, B four GRUBB A El..L1S time with )'OW' favorite hob-Penn. 1 BR apt., util pd. Vaeat1t. $350/mo. Carpet cotnm awim/tennll. $385.
bedrooms, 2 bath§, 3171s, NEWPORT BEACH by and let lbe machine age ~IEW 0~EN~~ layer will show, 956-~. 1 ~833-=11_67~. ------517 W. 19th,~-1'• 543.3481
AP,ts. furn. 360 Apt. Unfurn.
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AUndecks &: patios, trej (TI4) 557-7900 eam you money. CASH RE-3 BEDllOOM, 2 Bat b 4 BR, J ba, pool priVlle~s.1 imst!!!!~Njj.!ijj!Mjj•i~fi!,S jjSAi!!!!!54!i!!7--0jj3![i)'
places. Exceptional renta I~!!"!'!!!!~!!!!~!!!!~.,.. I QUIRED $2498. Secured. BA YSHORES, pr io-com-East.side home with large Encl06ed Yd. $130 lease. 1: t BR , 'tor 1 person only. $160
a.ren close to h\'o major SAJ..E or Trade by Owner. rnunlty w/pl'f,len &ate, pri family room, in good con-~2317 aft 6 pm or wknda. Bel~ 111•nc1 tse. Near beach, South
tteewaya Ir: shopping. Va-R-1 Cul-de-sac lot. Prime lJ!.llTED OPPORroNITY beach,' 4 BR, 3 BA, July 1· dition. AvaUable now. $290. LllUM 8Hch ,. · ~ Laguna. 499-1979 eves.
cancy l!!ts than 4~~-Flexible N_._. .... location $20,000 or Write now for information, Sept 5 $2200 Courtesy to Including -~ * OCEAN=ONT 1 BR. *
Sal 1 -".,..... ' • · mo. 6 .... ,,...ner. ~n * 1 BR. close to beach & f.lnanclrl&. es P r c e equity tn 48R CdM house ~ude phone number. brokers. 642-5211. Call 1 --., ~ "'-. • Ap'· -m n></per -k. hop' N End ~--.ooo. \VIU con!dder ...... -~. ' · ........ ,. $85 nACh nr ~ach quiet .... r lv ~ ,....-~ 1 g. o. • ..,.....,an -,,,,_,H'll Hau••• Unfurn. 305 HERITAGE REALTORS -' -n4: 61'fr7686 Lindy or Jl.3: view. Call. 494-1079. trades/ 833-1264. Evea. Mount•ln, Detert, REDt-BREW -secluded. 2 people ok. Will Ea>--086,; Bol:i·
613-»12. R-·-174 CORPORATION Gtnerol AVAIL July all1't. 4 Bii, Mesalc ,..nt short term or yearly. N•wport Baa.ch
._.., 1001 H0ward Avenue Verde, nr schla, frp • $125. UTIL pd. Bach nr·m -Btilboa P,enins!iil•
JNVESnfENT .. TRIPLEX San Mat~. Ca. 94401 crpta, drps, bltns Qtff schl, full kit,, ocean view. ____ ,..._~ .... --.... •I SI'UDJO,· s1nall-l em.ploytd
Plus.' with Ftftplaces 1--=----='"-=-c:-pald. SXll)/mo. 613-4706 aft U65 • BACH, No, end. Full 9. i.is WK &, uP l On Oc~an !emalt. Beach l block .
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Ski Afea. $49,500 3 BR, 2 Ba, $260, also'2 Br., 2 $210~ 1 Blk be ch. Maid Service. Pool -Utn Pd. 615--2124 2400 Harbor Blvd., C.M. ~l B .... i..-. ,..,,_1_. Dr, Al.lo 1 Sectlob _ 640 Acrei Clean well kept old 11lyle rest-HouMI * Apt1. Ba, $170. C)lts, drps, stove, • a . 2 Br., lJAi • e CallJ3'15jS740 • (714) 557·80~r
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..,. ...... , ..... ......ai ""'· $450. an acre. aurant &. 5 bachelor units in * 145-0111 * dshwshr, disposal, pr l. Ba. Bltns. NICI! v1f!W, =~·..,...,;;,:;':;~-li~'-'~-] .• \VJNT~Ji1ENT~ • RENTAL OFFICE •===-lrv-ine ___ _,,,..,1Godwin's AJpine Real Estate downtown Tustin. $65,0CA'.l. In-patio, trplc. 546-0469, $250 • 2 Br. 2 Ba. Deluxe CO~lte1 •r .4 1,2,3,4 BR.· rve NOw!! OPEN 10 Aloi to 6 PM
DUPLEX by owner, Xlnt P. O. Box 1798 Big Beach come gross $44;1))), Here's 979-0745. Vjew Apt. Htd pool. AU ABBEY REALTY 642-38501 --"'H""A""C"l"E~N"D~A,---1
anoa, ~l BR units, furnish-Lake, Calif. cn4) BOG-7511 your chance !or an ideal SB>BACHELOR Pad nr the AVAIL. July..l BR, 2 BA, fNe•u"""v'i·EW RE $170 • Splacious turn si~ 2 BR upstairs Oat. SunpOrch. HARBOR
, ed, $25.~'.~ ~"°Costa Mesa Lor in famous Lake Havasu, owner-operatorbus~pe~ beach. All util pd. Mature xtra lrg fncd yrd. Blt-inl, " NT A LS non-smoker, • geq,tleman ex-Adl67~ ~;_Jrly $185. 205 28th St. 2241 AVOCAOO mtEET
;!J St. C.M. ~ home ol the world famous with a going tneu adult. w/w crpl'g, cl.rps. Nr all 673-4000 or 4~3248 ecutive, fireplace, quiet. ~ Adults only • No Pets
• Income Prooerty 1CA London Bridge. Located constant rental income. * gchls. $250/mo. 847-1905. BEACH House, 3 BR, priv 675-4859!,. .. • • · Apt. Qnfurn. 365 2 Bdrms Avail. 1
-close to all 80hoo1s i: city. 833-:ra;t & Eves. 673-29;12. $210.-SHORT on Bread? 2 Br. 2 BR, crpts, dr~ encl. yard; Comm. & ~· $350. Y.rly Cost• ~ii· Deluxe\ & 2 BR. ~1 f · $9000 er will trade fOr O>sta partly furn, incl util. Singles ltOve, encl. ~· Laun-Lease. Ref. 499-1506. , __ 1, . • .. , • , :-G•neral Garage. DiShwhr. Paid utD. ' SIX UNITS Mea or.Newpor:! Belch in-ok. drt area. No ldds or pets. Lido Isl• Unbtlltvably B11utlful _.O_N_Tff_E_B_EA_C_H_I -FROM $150. * 646--
1 Dil11Xe N6rth Cotta Mcta come~ 6"-t68.7· ' * $1BO. 645-4725. 3 BR, l~ Ba., bJtinf, yrly VAL n~. .~i:~ • Coldwell, Banker & Co •
.> , ~· apti, 2'Blt, 1% bath 2 I.Ott, teelu~ '2,t50 , $130-\VHERE Jt'a At! 2 Br, 3 BR. E-sidei Large yd. lease. $350. CZ13) ~280& Adult'.,,,,.. no pet..~ Managing Agent ··• each with gaha:ei le an Moonrldae cabin .. $15,750 -bltnllt crpts, drps, children F~ only. Avail J~ 1. wkdys. <n4> 6 7 3-4 o 6 3 e~pere.'· ._ Stream• ·ii 1 Blt, Furn. & Unturn. ATTRACTIVE 2 Br., in-
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an.,'. J>reunt lpCO))le $950. i.irellde cabin · • $35,000 :ll)Cl BustDeu Center Dr. ok. · . . $2:15. ~ att.S. wlmds. WatoiiliJ!; 45', poot Rec,:Rnl. FROM ONLY $195 dividual uniL Frplc., ept,
1'fl' mo • Call ~ "' write; I"""" * ' BR. 111 BA, shacp, xlnt . Sa""'i·Scls 1.J Bdrm, l'Ufn. '~ o!u~vd drp!; beam coilinp. Private FULL PlfCE s\le'!"f ,Real plate', P . 0. RECREATION, lOOac. San SISO-DOWIOUSE 2 Br. convenient location. 546-2313 MtH . Vtnla Unlunl~ $138. ,.P:,IT: '~!!""Beach (an213J ~; m" patkc Adults only. No pOu. ~ 2828, Bli .._Beu Lake, Jacinto A-ltns. N.eedl tamily prlv gar, stove, fenced for 548-6358 ~ p~ ~ £1.1.,,. ._,._ Refs .. $179.50. ~ Santa
$67,500 CallL 1o~Fam.FunFarmand klds/peL '*' or ' lBR,2 BA I ' · ' 'Mns'.~by.WllliamWaltersCo. AnaAve.67:>--0395;,64&-4981. m• D p Int . game rm .. h"p c. * $30 WEEK• Ul!"'-i=~,;:..,.~==~~
• -r Out of St•t• Prop... 171 camp. Incl 2BR, 2BA. &: •n• 0 · Lease $295/mo, or 5ell • •Jiil"• PANOJtAMio VIEW Dana, pt NEW Cpt, drps, newly dee.
Newport · ¥'QUEEN den. $225 mo Lease & $165-SPACIOUS 3 Br. l~S ba. L.SE elaborate lge 3 BR. 2 $34,950. Owner 5rf5...3182. : ~~~ B~ Avail
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t DAIR-. deposit. Jobs avail In area. Crps, drps, R/O. Families ba harbor vi-" sun deck •Phone ...... ,.;...._Htd Pool Brand new .. Un!. Bltns. Nr. shops. Adlts .1Qf1Jy. $140 • ,DRIVE-IN/OREGON 714/~"llG or singles fine. • ..... ' l.r rt n-...... .:ie. ~·""'"' t/d t 1~· ,.. -' ·~ LANDLORDS I $32)., 49&-9146• 496-3538. ,,.ewpo 1nawr e ChUdren • Pet oection cp . l'J>6, pa_io, gar ......... ~ .mo. 646-3)39; vw:-" 5n .. f1irvi1w Caacades foothill town on "" f ii 496-7558 67~3988 Joann .St. East to West Hlway •. Active lLLNESS forces sale of su~-Do you have a vacancy'? We Fountain V•lley 2376 Newport Blvc\, CM ac · or ·
: ... 646.8811 recreational area between 2 cessful lawnmower shop in can till it. Many desirable $105 • 1 BR Dplx w/gir. 543-9755 tit ~·" Q.alboa P8nlnsul.-blESA VERDE area • Lux 3
dams & rivers w/swtm-Costa M~sa. ALSO rock tenants on our waiting list. Stove, refrig. sm.I fro nt This Ad Worth $5"Cn Rent t. Br. gar, frplc, bee.ut. pgtio. (anytime) shop avrul Call DANIA 5 BEDRM., 21L Bath. yard, <xcept. nice! 1 BR . , 2 BR, 1%ba.,. patio, oalcony, Like private home. Adults. · millll' fishing, water skiing ' AbsoluteJv NO CHARGE. Y2 Furn 2 1rg i t 3" E ~... s•= th! ~·~ REALTY CO 642-'l560 ' N 2600 ,. G $180 UTIL. pd 2 Br t · · · Coses, ....., · ......,. !WU man Yon $265. 546:4016. & huntir1( .• Ap~ $15,000 · ' · BEACON RENTALS tw sq. rr, rffn-• · ap · queen s~e bed, ]?ri('dress-yrly lease. Inquire at Apt. 7•HG>USES net ll"°ffi8 last'Y<ar !30.000. CATERING co. ertabllshed * 645-01 II * brook. $400. ptr mo. ;.., J:,~· t';fr:'.• :?'iJ:'2 ~: ing nn. ·""" 1rg rooms, encl c. 613-1521 or 543-1111.
.THESE. 1..... 29% dn. John Cook, 1364 14 yn, La Canada. Sell or THREE BEDROOM 2 baths eludes• garden. larwin sml rm for oUice. Bal. gar w/storage. A\!ults only, YEARLY 2 bdrm. Fireplace,
A.Kt,; MeJn ·St. Sweet Harne, Ore. trade in beach a re a • with large' fenced ~ard and realty 96M405 any• no pets '150/mo ot •.. ~-F!XERUPPERS 97386. ~ Mrs. Hohm. , time. PeM. 2035 F lie . ( M bar, built-Ins. One '""""'
* •BEAUTIFUL 1 & 2 BR.
Contemporary Garden A.Pts·
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$170. Call 546-5163. but ,produ°Ce 111nt lncoOle &: , • • al . I _.. ga,rage. $210 per ?WDth $325 • 3 BR. 2 Ba, dplx u rton, . . from·ocean. ~. 6'73-6005 ~:.J tax sheltet: s!i'BR A 2-1 BR Re•l .ist•te . ll% annu return. on a.... rent. Free rental service. w/frplc, bltns, gar & deck. NICELY fufn· 1 BR. Apt. , DELUXE 2 Br., l~l bL • . . EXch.anl:.. 112 lease-. Option to repurchase 3 Br, 2 ba, cpt& thruout. $350 • NEW 3 BR, 2~ Ba .Pool $1 4 o I m o ~ 1881 C1pl1trano . Be•ch Studio, erpt/drps, Po o I • .• •bomea on~ double lotl. $875. , ~ ,,.;. -·· at additione.13% per annum bltns vt Uos $150 1 __ . mon•'-1.. income. $. 10,000 HAVE 8 '"'ear ,12. dbl ..... Jack H'-hon. ,., 00~. Coklr TV. Beaut lndscpd, studio dplx, frpJc, bltns. A-fonrovia Ave ... No. 3. C.M. **NEW duplex 2 Br, crpts, • P pa • •
• "'V ~ """""' u.-.. ~ cov .....,.._ ~ __ _.... ~s _ 4 • fam rm. 2u. ba o•o "'1tl. · drp bl · Child ok, no pets. • ~· t • .;:£ down, A8ki1'& $79,SOO. Ph: mobile borne 2 Ba 2 Br Realtors 646--7711 _.....,. ~ .ulVl•u• • ..,, .,. ~ s, . tns. 5 mm. from Y..:=:
., 642-1771 ' · • 1 ., tA' NEED 10 investors with 2043 Wettclilf Drive -~-o:---' --=--.,..---studio 'IH, frplc,· pool, 2 SML. 1 BR frp1 beam ceil, Dana Point Marina. $190. * SHARP! Unturn 1 Br.
•. . ~.Mlllhr"'::!'.',' AFduff. 25450,0CO eaC'h. Re.turn OpenfilgPM •• Huntl-BUdt patios, c)lild/pet. Ba::k pri patio, $:ISO. No cbJdrn,· Call642-4474. Close to OCC & UCL $140 l : cpt, ""l'", m " ~J· 18-20% pe; annum aeCured .... _. Bay: per mo. 557·'1768. • : ~ Pk., HB. Pet OK. Rent $89. ·by growing Orange County ·LANDLORDS! SEA FOOD. MENU $500: Harbor Vu Hms-Lrg 4 no .pets. ,<dult~ .. llG E. 20th Coroila!•I' Ml<' "0 '
-.. 21 Gas & wtr 2 Club hou,.. · St.. ~1311. 2 BR. unlurn.. tl-r>ts. dips,
• , • 1 . •• ' Mfg. Co. (since 1965). We Specialize tn Newport 1 Br aeubelJ ••••••••••••• $95 Br., 2~ Ba., frplc, gar, SEACLIF1'~ MANOR-1 BR, range/oven, refrig. No pets. ~ Ci.sh vat. n4,<m •• W~t proprietary. Future stock Beach • c.orcma de! Mar e 2 Br mennaid ........... $135. yt'.d., patio, children/pets. S~ti~t·, ~ upe~ ~·il2 ~~'. uni $I40, furn $155, Crpta, $140/mo. ~1455. . , ~.11, close ilJ CM duple)(. Will options 833-8820. •-1 ........ a. Our n-w ~-3 hr. Sa.ilboat vu .••••••. nso NU .. VIEW RENTALS drps, blb'ls garb dispL usu.me b6J. 536--0406. • ~u..· Aeil .xr 248 $140/mo. To see, call 4934955 ' · 3 BR, 11n BA. Beautiful --·-· TRIPLEX R t E1t~• W•nted 114 2 WEEK course on mail vice is FREE to You! Try 5 Br Cliff dwellers •••••• $250 673-4000 or ~ * Sll5 * Poolk. ho.1$25 Placentia Atve. spacious apt. pr i v ~le
I • , ea -order & importing. Call Nu-View! WE HAVE LOTS OF WESTCLIFF, Executive As a ut our discowit pan. balcony. Carpet. Choice
,.•-;. TwO BR. each: in PRIME wANT,Eo ·to tiUy, 5 br home ·~9678 f9r information. .!'~~IEWorREN~~~?Ao ~~~~L ~ 7,:Zi 1 home. f • BR, 3 Ba. Beaut. Studio Apts .. 1 Br. $125. MS-.~. location. Children & sman i rental,_ area, on JIUJIP St., in Mi.saloit Viejo wJth low 1;11..--.u ~ atrium. Yearly. Call: ~der adults. No pets 2 BR, blti'nB, pool, WalJc to pets welcome. Raeaonable
"' C.M. $49,950. do'vn or lease with option Money to Loan 240 RENTING-LEASING 3 BDRM., a BATII. elect. WINTON'. Realtor 675-3331 -Elden, Mgr; Apt. 6· beach. $200-up. 0 tang e rent. No depoeit. 351 Vic--~. 'tAt.L '=" ,4,·.l414 Call 586--1737. Principles e& Hom~s only. 5 yi's exp. bltin R/0. f.a, ht ., 4 Bedrooms, ·1a,mily room, Furn. B•chelor & 1 Br's Coast Real Estate, 644-4848. toria, A~. 3. , .'' · 91~ ~ ly.' · Agent 24 hn. 95&-2500. :-J~~· crp:: 1' bl drps. carpets, drapes. Only 3 ;;pt<iallyBI ndict. 2110 2 BR. Coro Lido. Apt. AdU!.,, * * $l70 * *
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REAL TV home~ ffarrY 833--1129 wkdys-• per mo. wuay. Homes. It bU , community BEAUT. FURN. 2 BR $;115 Hwy. 546-4924. . ' Bltina, crpt/dfi>,, encl patio.
Ntar Nt•porl P••t Office l-S; 642-23121 l-S' wknds. $1,000 OR UP ro $3,r.m. 968-5221. AGi=NT 9 6 2-'4 4'11 or park & poola. $430 pr month Up. Incl util. Htd . ;boi·. 2 W ,, Shag ref/mg ., fitepl Nr schla A .shop'e. ~drtn
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$10,000 AND MORE 3 BR, 2 BA, fam nn, $275 per 546-8103. on years lease. P))one AduJl!, no pets 642-~. $19S 'ise or '$Z!5 ~th,·· BLUFFS 3. or 4 •BR. mo. 005 Lian!. 979-7412or (ll •WE haw ~ -oelection 64Q.002I or 675-4930 ... nL ., ok, ""'peu, ~,Center '81., 1 ~~~·~613-~~135!7~*~~~,See Avco Thrift for a Real SSS.3586. 01 3 and A .o.t;,....... homes VERY Nice 1.Br.dplx. Quiet. G&ragt!. No pet/child, CM. !i'f2-s;MO or 548-2682. ,. oear_. HARBOR VIEW homes. 3 br. Sep• by garage. Adults 431 Iris, So. Hwy. 646-3331 · Eltate Loan. Upon ap-Corona dtl Me. r that . can be ~'ed into 2 ba, 1ned patio, CUit. cpts -~ .. cAo 1021 BRAND new large 2 Br.,
-.•, use the money -•---'--.J4-u1.. ~1 fNe! ""• nope ... .no-• Mesa Verde area. Pool, I I tu"""!" .... • _ • UIUU:it ~~·on our a: drpa. Rec cntr w-,....,...... 2 . . bl .
GREENTREE tlnancw • ="o:°u~~.~r~ S:r.;1c 2&~.~~:::: ~~c?J>ot!~~"t';;; ~~1.00 pets. UGO. c,h~!~N.i~n~;:.!: ,a..~ .. ~:,_~~"'·i:;_••~:
;; , INCOME HOMES penona! loans. relrig., new •bag, redec. . 54N555 • Newport Heights 64$-1809, 642-3375. . . . ~· at . :lJew Duplexes le Triplexes Buslnus-$365 • Exce.ptional 2 Br •• 2 2 BEDROOM, elect bltin 2 Br, util pd. $11D/mo. No MESA Verde,i 2 BRl..upper,
2 ·.l 3 Bdrm. from $48.500. Opportunfty 200 Ae74 Ba, huge liv rm., 2 trplcs, RIO Crpta & drps 66, ~ 3BR, ·2BA, frplc, pets. ~ fdaple st. · ON TEN ACRES newly dee., bltnft C!"Pbl.
STONIS INVESTMENT CO. '.AVCO all bltns, 1 blk beach! lOO' 'f need lot, dbl iarav,ex Fenced yrd. No dog. Lease, 548-5913 t A 2 ~ Fum. A Unttn. drps, no pets. 1 Child OK.
. 646-4411 I THFHFT NU·VIEW RENTALS mo ~r mo. Call today: 129; mo. aft 6/646-9264. COUPLE !or manage ol 6 ~ I prtv, patlill. $150. 54().7562 ~·
• U BEAUTIFUU.Y · maln· No Se lfng ' • • 67~ro<I or 494-3248 AGT. 962.-t4n or 546-8103. 2 BR, very clean, fncd back units. 1 Br. New. $150/mo. ~ Tenn1' Omtnfl 8lrfst. SPACIOUS. CLEAN 2 Br
-· ' tained Ju.TIUious unlls. T"v, PKr1"11PntYJouobrl ~Newport Ctr. Dr., ** DUPLEX BR AND 2 BR Condo ut pd ....., ... · yd., range, crpt/drps. No 2220 Eld(lli. 646-6378. 900 Sea Lane, ~ 6H-26ll w/w crpt, new drps, elec
3 BR 2 Ba All h frpl NEW. Huge dlx cwner's ' UI ' ..... ,...,., hild ts $175 (MacArthur nr O>ut 'H)"y) bltns', priv patio. Nr frWys
I t • ave C!i, WHOLESALE Suite 101 It 3 BR 3 BA drp s, pool , refrig, ~A,._7~~· no pe ·, a. SEMI furn. 1 BR Apt. No & ahop'g. No pets.""•-• Nr .. .tJe,vport Center. 100% Newport Beach un · ·• · "'Sh/dryr, frpl. S 21 o. ,,_.. .-.. children or pets. Sl.25/mo. on.-o.-
' depreciation fl'lctor on in-DISTRIBUTOR Ph. 833-3440 Fireplace. bltins. 1800 :!<f. ft. 548_1405, S37-538S. Condominluml Call 837·~~7 aft s. pm. ALL new 2 BR, stove, ,,att=·=-S="pm-='". =-==-~=,--
• vest. or $2.50,IXM) \Vill ex· WANTED L + 3 decks w/vlew of bay, Unfurn. · 320 refrig., prl. patio. Very nice SPAC .2 a: 3 Br apt $140 up. i 3 change for commerc. or in· Simply service esll;blis~ 1st TD oa ns ocean, & hWs. Walk to heh 3 ,BR, crpts, drps, bltns, 1 Pr. furn. Patio. Quiet adlts & ·Unique. Open Sat & Sun Pool cpt/drp bltns WI
, ... dllst. prop. all cash account• 111 thia & shopping. 1 yr lse $395 f JJ c d. l m. mac . S 2 6 0 G I only. $lfi0/mo. Avl 7/1. ohly or by appt 707'S k ' ' '
THE ffiWIN CO. area. This is not a coin op-6~% INTEREST Refs. required.~. . i.eµe)Option. Wtr pd. (1) ener• ' 5'8-56(6 eves, 5571476 days. Hetk>irope1 'alley ~~ ~ l\faple No. 1 , .•• 642-3813
:, Re~~ ... ~ewport Cente~lll ;;::;! vei;:',:d rouprodte. ~in.~ 2nd TD Loans cozy 2 Br, frplc, blln 993-2392 14 BED RM. $225/mo C.M. Hunlinglin,>. lleoch : only. PhonO (1) 433--0069. . l2Ql College No. 5 ••• &IZ-7005
kitchen, refrig, washer, $235-3 Br., .2 Ba., 2 gar, 1·1 Bednn. $155/mo •. ILB. 2 BR, 1 Ba., trplc, garqe. 2 Br. Adults no pet&
: ) Suite 445 Newport Beach you've seen· on TV 111>ld in 1 • Wat"° & .gardener fum. cptJdrP., . .AEK. nu paint, Ask · 1or IA!'8 Lu Y me 1 • LaQUIN'r A HERMOSA $245 indudii'lg µiltitlell. Free BAY MEAOOws APTS. • 'OPEN HOUSE locatt""' such. as owce,, Lowell rates ~· Cc>. Lease Si O o Imo• 600 oven. 5292 81.qen 846-5838. 540-1151. H~'-.Jleal<on, Spanll!i Coantiy Estate Uv-vr,ohr-deyer. See Sat -" Sun. 387 w. Bay'st, CM 64&-007S i '. employee "lounges In r<tall 'WE BUY TD'S" He!lotrope. CdM. . Ca I I 3 BR, Almoet oew, $280 ·nto. Townhovn U~m. 235 Ing & spiclOol Ap~ T;,,.. 618'Narcissus. 6'15--0918. * DELUXE 1 • 2 BR. *
• ~ S•t. & Sun. 12 lo 5 p.m . store~ financtal lllstitutiom, Sitlltr Mtf. c'0, 611 llSOll • N the bch ' · •--· nc<d ~" llUnlo!n gu • 1 TR1P' ~· '"'"' t 11th --" anu!a "'"" ' ear ci'ptl -,..... 'BBQ Un....,.be';.J._.,c u.q * GREAT ~ • 2 •BR.* Bllnl, dahw!hr, -•., nr So • ... ; _,.,.,. t"-' a '"~ m cturlni,.....u, .u•211·1 "' ~1·1 CLEAN 3 Br 2 .. bl""" -~.~.;, ··-...... Caplslr•no • -.. -llWldecloa,. pool •-St. In Huntington Beach, warehouses and ·&'!hall in-~ .,._ , sty, ~ec . ..._., t".,.c, ;:iur,...,.,. ~ ' ·~ .. . • • ' '"' Frplcj bltre, '344. , -·~ Coast Plaza. e. ~2321.·
: walk to beach. Call 968C33n. '•titutional accoonla.· IJ1lo ServlDg ~·"'1'• 21 Y1)L klcpl~i;, 2o1 "fi'::...'~~~ Nat~ ~·--· H•rloour $16m0..J BB ·~ w/all, or BR. PURN. $175 .$21D UJ!?L;~' , EASTSIDE 2· Br, iit, £0: . .s.
'• dtslributor ,we eelect will be l\IONEY avail Irr ht & 2nd ., --u-~--/ >..:.d ALL PAID c~a -~-•-· -· .._ tlld ' 4 pm. EXCLU"""' 4 BR 6 DEN. -• ._ " w -• • llTILITIE.'!. -· ~~. -·-. -~. -.,., resp0nolble !Or main"1ning loans liao purchase ~ i>a.• "'.&ii aft• 7 • PaOo. 2 car ..... Adalts · .,--,---tar. No pels. $115. -· h" theseioc•tlonsand .. stock-MaMn MOOU.. Real 2 BR. Y~ ieaoe. Frplc, 8'6-liiutar 544-81l! • Pnfd.--..-·•••tal (lbllcsS.o!SOnI>lelO!'rwJ HAIBOR··GlittllS XTRA1rgiar;11>11a,'au
1 TRIPLEX, ea. 2 B ll. 1ng Inventory. AU locations Estate. Da,ya 492-8332, eves, stove, drpt, pr. Adults, no 1 ~bh!: ts:MJ97. on Beach, •1, b1k w. on Roll -·--nun ·
: , 'w/pallos. Nr. stores. Sts,900. are established by OW' com-492--0424. pets. 53> Avocado. 963--2755. I r-vJne ~ , D I u-· · -to 115211 Parltslde-1.dt.l Paintst'.., carport60 r ..... • -"!: aftocc..5. No
I -m14 Ag't •~7414 W ~ •· b ~--w•-•· 1 • pm. up •x• .. ,.,m. 4"" pe '.. • ~ ' ~. 1'•orv.. . en V'Ol1" pany. e •l<X\.I a ....,.penda le Mortgiges o•~n ~ ~ (71') 841 ~" , , • -~ ~uml1h~ ' 2,BR.' 11> BA. ,<dulls. Call • ; * Triplex-By Owner. 2· Br, distributor, male or fe male, Trust Deeds 260 Cost• Met• 4 BR., 21' baths ••••••• $365 BelbM, Ptnlnsu1a nfu 1 heel 642-0970 1 ?..' large yards, ga rages . In this area with ssm.oo .. --3 BR., 2% baths •••••••• $350 $145 -$165 U rn 1 \...,,A~ Sa--to .. ~A .. "~
: ''· 10..20% dn $45.500/of!cr. minimum to invest in equip. NEED MONEY? Or do you FREEll 3 BR .• 2baths •• ~ •••••• : $35b DLX dUplex 2 Br, l% Ba, Batbelor Ii: .1 BR, patios; From $120 to $215 mo .:nu ..... ,..,.. ' .........
l",·7r: 2233 Rutgers Dr, C.~t. mtnl and Inventory which have a TD to sellT CALL Landlords-Owners 2 BR., 2 t>atlui ••••••••• $275 bl~· nu cp~ drp• ~·. ftplc'a, priy. g a 1' a Ifs. * Spac. 2 BR apt, Crpt,
1• ., 557-.8400. can turn over up to two Uoyd, Bkr, at &12-2171:. We will rtler tenants to you 4 BR., 2% batbl ••••••. $375 encl,.. pr, ;. l9e. <If ;tly Divided bafh & lotl of 8.chelora e 1 Bdrms drapes Older, pref.' $1Z.
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CdM 4.pJex. Belo\V 11,vy. times mouthlY. Earnings FREE of ch&rge .•. Matl)' 3 BR., 2. bathS ••••••••• $335 '7>4758. closeta. Rec ball, pool le Bel • 3 Bel =~....,,....c.,.,,,... ___ _ ',~ Two-3 Br .• Qnc.2 Br & One-l can grow to $25.00> annual· 1 1 1 .,~ desirable tenants on our 3 BR., 2 batbJ .,.;, •••• $285 pool tables, ""Muna baths. 2 rma , rm1 East Bluff ~ :~~r~~~~·E~~~· ~ns:! ~,W~ew~~ Ho&wfar~ ,~ ;tA~::~1~eW:3900 :::;;';_t:b';::::::::::: ~C~"'-'..,•-Ma __ .,. _____ i:i.,~Lil~~'i.7~~ ~Y2'or2Full8.th1 2-llll._de_lux-Qt~.-."')'rpl-c~.-.pool,-
Plicants. Write' for complete 2 Br, 1% ba., Eastal.de loc. Beach, 1 ~I! l'!;.,~t Slatel'). Mhl.,~tber _a_'!! ~~ 11.r" .. ' Adultt ~.?!5· .
e NOW SEILING e Wormation, inciu~ your H F •-• 300 e ntlUFTY Nlt\y-Spac. 8 ·red h •• ,, Frj>I, b(t!MI & ... BBQ In ~~,.,. =~ -w ... or , . ._......., · P'->1'¥': O\lmber Md Area OUMI urn11..... ftu'll Bach. an util incl $85. ~ 2'cv gar., just a few ........... • e-., ..... , • A'-A ,R-~•lse•~-olllio -'---lotbla llUllTINGl'QllGAr~eli's lnimlJ1f !!replace. -lntllon·iletcll -~uunu Code. All lnq>iJriM -py Otner1l " ~· ..... ,.. .....,, AP!I. Heil ·ai 80lA CblcL Convenient It"'*>' -I ')illi)(Ei:8;li;;;;;;;;:ib:jh
, l,NCOlllE HOMES • conftdentleJ., ' ~--~"'1;c.-ipt.;-61HYO.-:-.....,~-· I llf6-l32.1. -~ • see ott Jdtcb& BDciooed 11&· I DELUXE 2 8edroom, 2. boa>, l~.~NEWJiW'TRIPD~ • !~,900950 CQCNHSOELMll~~1ED ~= :':'~ ~ ~: ~~ !!i Ulllv. ~~. JIWlt Huntlnr'-! ,le"'8 ~~'rt ~. rr. :.'t,~=.f:: cJt ::=~ ""=
• -~" . ..,... Sl!S. Call ~ !33--0QI LARGE Btchl. Wail ., .. ....,.... tlol.' ' " \7 ~ . ·--~ ~-·
Betut. .... 2113BRunll1. CORP!)RATION BllJ=:'ruCX:M~l ALARant•lseMS-3900 OlllctbooralAJlloll'K ........ SCltdOltonly.M6 i LRG. 2 llR. ~ ' • '':wi:'ii~ i::.: ~~~·Mesa. P~': g;v':lon Betboa Panl~l• • 'si>AIU<LIN!J 2 Br, fhCi ~ dopoolL $1LIJ P,a Apl. ,-~1'0011. ~dllo °""' tll t pm. ;_liO, pr,
381S Men Blvd. ...... . pr <r»Wdrpo, -nfr ! BR. I -~ utlL -· SalllJ&lo HOt 1 "" ,... """rotw~ w.y, CM LRG 2 Br, 1 1111 ....... e FIXER-UPPER e Su 11'91,1 BW10A Pt oh. QI&; suo ' • 3 BR, J llL ~,. ...... _ No•(llel1 llNdl ""' courts. $190.141-G'S N' Jiortipr-BMI & _.,,.._, RIO, ~ -n.. se~••t• 3 Bdrm It. hv -• ~·---yrly · .~rm. .. _ ·----~ ••· ~• .... __ , '""
... '":" -.1• lot, .... : HOUiton, T•x11 77006 :."'.'.::'.::";'~s· BR,-' Ba. ,.:. ALA Rant•ls e MS.3900 4 BR., 11' bl., -. nn. '1flCI b1k Br I Ba. ~.. ~ • _ _.. wm1 pr fncd chlld '*' SI&.
-• i.: ~ _,"-'" • •· ' BR. ~· bt tam -II ""'""· s • BwwaJow. Pvt. patio $150. m~« '
• ~ c.1o!. 1125. lJQU(lR STORES lloat; a pier. crpt'tL i.t • DOWIOUSE-a BT, fncd • wi:'liAvii oni~f... :: ~ = :11'· ~ .... to rlilbt odUlu -UIS. 54"5125 -WALK ,. ......
lo $135. retl1. Money maker! iiARCl!l MARKET. SI0,000 dUo. &n-203&. yrd, end gar, ldits/peta. 1 IG,MIJ ,.., L.,..... I Br, crptt, drpo, -Ir .
' ~~ STAll Jµ:~R .. ':icmt ·~~ !,_,UNIT C~a MoN , . _. ~ Ranta ls e MS.3900 tlMI! fOI CHARMING ,.~., w 11 h -'IOI Paln1. * MHllSI. ' ~, ...,. ~-,., """"' .~ P•rk·LI~• SurNUndl"I
PISCAL 11 llfG~ PJtO-Holl•nd Bus. S1i11 LOVELY cu-1 BR. .. .., • PRIVACY! 1 er °""1 , n•IU""' CASH :.:.!" a;:"' Hlab~ 0 , .811:f'~ qum . DELUXE Dui;i:.c ~ ;:"..!:..M.
BIDIS RESOLVED FOR "Tb Brol<er With Empat!q>" Rfn'1 blk Aleoa V.,nle .Cc>\>f>. lli>I !rid /pets ok il.85. 'l"'.-Jo!' , 111 a BR AP1:S ., ~,..
0Wl'l£RSOJIS40GllNITS. 17160ra...,Ave ... C.». "l!ll Club. .w .. ~'· $!00. Ail'it '11 .~ 'i'HlvU9H 'A ~ '•-un. Prv,l)lltiot• Utdl'ools CallAl ........ i!H1311
BY N.ffc O.. Spocltl"" &45-411tl 54().0f))S tveL a.ni ... r A wattr Incl. ., • s .. , DAILY PILOT -· Nr.i¥-'s ~ A<NUs {)nly v ... tc:1e1 -_, 1Wnt
-l<llplaJ> ( 1 H ) H'9lth food -~ • NEED MORE J!oomT 4 ' 8DCE -.. 1 BR. apL, Ulll. 'pd. c.rim. M -;,, .__ . A.... your -, tpL, ..... ~· Qr '11111': llltr, i tr leue. In good lllopplnf Like .. tnde! Dur Trader's BR. q lb<xl )'I'd. tldslpell. 111 ---· WANT AQ nJk to -• dow-n.GF 1 ... -..,.,_ bid(., .... -• o.u, Pllol
P.O. eo. !MQI · u. -. ,..ter, Bdufiful...., dolnl PM""1lt""""'" 1a 1or )'Olli Slit. •• -...... '"'_,.. __ -__ ,:---'"_'"._"'_'"!_~-~-t~""'·. perm, $1111 mo,, JT. A~'~·Aw~.;>~ Clualfled M. -PRINCIPALS OiiL1'. pod bulin<ll.-. 5 U-, 5 ~for S budcL ALA ll•t•ls e MS 1111 Dip SSS.• Nfthts .... ..,. -• _ ..,... ... ~ -
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Apt. ~nlu,.., 365 """-• 0/'f!.b. -RMms 400 Gar-for llttnl 435 ! ,•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:o;;;;;;:;:;; Travel ao kla•y•itlint I GorC:tnlng
." Hu.ntin-. Beach Fu!".orUl)fur~. 370 F!'m.orUnlvm. .m. NEEDE.D T6"'~ 'IO "Y I --------·I I J;;;;:~::•;;•'"::;;;':;;;;:;:;;;;:::; --0 I: ~ . _ ROOMS $13 "'k Up w/)tit. $30 CARAG:E ~car or ,ilQI.-.. -<V'YLi.. l ..... ' ''a BA8\'$rtnNC, my home. JTht'S Gardenlnc. Mmple:tci Ii Costa Mna. C..ia Meu wk QP Aptr, 23'1G Newport $20 per mo. 918 Pahn St. RESPONSIBLE Norlhtrn l1,, 1 ..,..,., 2 Wk \Voutd UJce clrls u•• 3-1 as l&~n & yard. tut-t lftJNp.s.
P; ON IEAC.Hf. Blvd, CM 111-m5. H.B. "'4618, ~19. WORKING COUPLE alrl>. L~. July 1. ~1'-tl15. playma. lbr 'my gir!s. 54.>-ll002 '" , ,.,..
KITCHEN pivL Man only. Off1oo lltontol 4'I -i one or '"'° ........., Excb. te!&. llol meal•. *-LANDSCAP~i"'N~8.;;*~I
l60/mo. 2111 llllner St. ·------__ boos• wllh 1....., fenced [ ]lg) t"cncd )'<!. -lo,·lna --~ "°"""'
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2 BR, 2 llA Ult!. Fl'. $r17
j BR. Funt. Fl'. $388
ADULTS ONLY
PWnl\UN Avallab11
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HUNTINGTON
PACIFIC
711 OCEAN AVE .. H.B.
(n4) 536-14!7
Otc open 10 am-6 pm Daily
\VILLIAtl l \VA LTEJRS CO.
SUMMER ~f!ALS ·
THE EIWJING
PALM MES4~ APTS.
FUN IN TH! SUN!
Minutes to Newp41'J Beach
Unbelievably large !Pis. Decwato~ furnish·
ed Huge Pool, jac~, electrid lluill-ins, shag
carpets, drapes, sauna & 111clte!. !
~.. Laguna Be,ieh
ADULJS..;NO PE.T.S.'
SINGLES .... : ... ~145
1 BDRMS. . .'~ ..... "$1 ~
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~GE ~BR, 2 BA + real
livable deck. Unsurpassable
view of ocean & city from
all rooms. l~J blks to beach.
Garage door opener.
Gardening furnished. Avail.
Aug, l. Lease $385 mo.
4MC7092
SPLFJ'-le\rel 2 BR, 2 BA,
close to H.S., deck w/ocean
vie\v.. $200 mo. T i in
494-8561.
Mesa Vtrdt
2 BDRMS ......... $175
Unfurnished Apia. Av1ll1ble
From $10 to $15 LESS.
YOU'RE RIGHT-
THEY'RE UNDERPRICED! . ' 1561 MESA DR., Cosio Mo.a
5 blks. E. of Ntwporl Blvd.
546-9860
Apt1., A,.,ts .. 1 Furn. or Unlurn. 370 Furn o' U f 370
DELtJXE 2 &: 3 Br., 2 Ba . -,::-...,.~~--------· _r -"-"-'-"-· --encl gar, $155 up. Rental Costa Mesa ...:G~:a Mesa
'Ofc.. ·3005 tl1ace Ave .1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= 546-1034. 1·
Newport Beach
* · NE\V lo\\·er unit-2 BR.
Den, 'h hlk channel, 1 blk
·heh. $300. Furn/Uni.
C.Onslder yrly lse to reliable
cpl. 675-8839 eves; busineu
642-38511.
EL PUERTO MESA
FOR
BETTER·
ColtlM~.-.a.m. yard CfortwoVEJ\Y'ttlL Ultnlf_.. ~me 6 tap:il!1 eo-tateUe'd.
Guest ~ Ntw Wat'"""1l OOk:tO> TRAmED clop) Sllll most. ~-----;;;;;: VU'O-flll w,ltly. F\Jll .--.... 415 "'From $210 ~1ontb Vic: betwetn Utt\ ts Vlctorh1 1 t!IM. 'Tse br p/timt. Ott JlXf .. Hawtllan Ca
*PRIVAT1! ltOOM* . Prim< Locetloo\ -lne•r W, BaySt.\ COSTA ftound (lroo .. , Sii Adami ID Clio Mar In<\-~le 1
1nilnllt ~ for ambulaloly -Good 341 ~Dr., N'PI-Beacll MESA , !HS-7811/~t I l).m. H.B. ~· . Kuiallnl. 64MJll.j
food, nlct chef:r6d sUrround· :SW Grund}' RJtr, 6'i~61 WW bab)'llt « board hMral Servrae ' lni:~ DESK _,,, avatlolll• ~ LEASE • S ~!""'· bouse. U\G, 1!11'/Whfte Sponlel fJl)'llme In my bomo .. w,,.; SERVia'S. CO.
"' Call 548-47'"'1 * ino. wfil pnwlde tumt.= re::.:: e';;"°or ~:i::i· ~kt!t~Po;:;. T: l~ • 54$-8854 e P1Ul'ni;'inst8ll1• • ~b)'.
Summer Rental.a 420 at $S mo. Amwering aervtce 14$-.7487 (pref~t.l DA\"TIME Babyaltt in&. n\'J Ele~ ~Ir'. ce-mnt. ~·
avallabJe. 222 f'ort!:st Ave, F'AJ.flLY needs PoOI home. home. F'en~ Vl\rtl. ~1tM G-lG-1809.
DELUXE waterfront home. Schls. shopping, Rer's. Ca11 FNO ?i,tccliutn sn1all nu\llf \'crdc /\rt'<1. s.i1~T.:""4~.
Furn. 4 BR. on 88' channel. Lnguna Beach . .f94...946G Bill Parkt'.'1', Agent 956·2500. brown doi: \1·/blnl·k ftlct'. Tl!f?'(;~· B.\ ~IOO!t': Fence,
Cloae bf!aeh. 2 boat !!lips. DESK apace avl!.ilable $50 1 BR furn or unfurn. ~ Jk-l,:tt (.'Ollar \'ic C..'ld{'!l\\'t'&l H.\R YSl'iff~P. h11.~ OfX':Hn :i: 7t'll r rn· 1·1•pn1r. 11,pJ)I !n51Jn,
Vacation Aug 1-Sept. 5. MO. \V\U provide furniture l: t::dini.;:rl'. ~J.B. S42-4rn\j. fnun hh'th Ill 6 ~ r>·. ~1,· !·t"n11· 1· r 1· . pl111:1h. 11lf'. ~i2-f!M9.
al'•• mo. Ans"~~,.,.-....... Sl5 +/mo. Jen• sing~ fenll ,,,,., , •• ~ l'I •·•s 81"' --Rent to highly recom· .., wg. · ,-""·• FOUND·. Sm·• .. grey male .,. ... "'. ' '" -,,.., I Hauling a.vallabl~. 178'1:>'8each Blvd. _librarian, 646--$1~. -.., mended party. No pets or cat \vith 1tudded collar. Bu1ine11 Strvlc•
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sniall children. $ 1 2 0 0 . 1-Cun_tinitton Beach. 642-4321 RE.FI1''ED retired ,gentleman Ea tb!' ··•• ~ii TREE & lr& plant removal .
Q\\·ner. Huntington Harbour. ARCHITECT, engincc·'r, f'te. '''Unts l'oom & board. Nice ~g· are a :, .... "' REAL ESTATE AGENCIES \'ard & trn~h cle11.n·up.
846-4327. ore's. 414 Old Ne.\\'fYlrl private• hun1e. 558-1799. SJ'" blk. , \Vant to sell that house ? 11011· 1 R.otoUlllng. rnov1n&. 2 trucks
Blvd. Set to appreciatl". E:-...
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NE\VPORT Beach, Avail l<r to'.,'" ''·('ntrani·e $9!). ;.41J.530Q 1 ,.,,,,., l[j] Shepherd -1"11.11·\}• di·k fHl'C pioinh .. '!I. d,.l>t'1·~1 1"1' 1ni>,.al" hi', Ct·ll \I .t ·r 642·1400.
day. Bach duplex, Sl~ps 4. fl VI Th Bl Its Cull I' bl
1100 k 2 bl
., ~•• ~~· c: c u • ........ -~~'" "~r'.''.....~'.;86011k'dl r 11.\ULl:\l :-Av!S""'&.-Trash.
pet'\\'. ...1r toocean. --_...-.11.1. , • ..,ru1e1 , .,_.."11\),) '" ny11 1 Cl · 1 k ll2 h Al$0 ne"•Jy decorated 2 BR OFFICE for scc1'1.'1nrial ';iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;;~ aft 6 all d Sat .l S u·1st l\JJ 1\•or ·erl'!. r. hse. 1~ blk to octan, Sleeps book~c'eping S('rvicc. Jteas. • SMALL female, shaggy dog, ' ay un. Jesus L<>vP!I You, Inc-.
6. July ~1VI. Aua: $175. Nt. ]jth SL Shpg. c.~1. Po"onal• 5 black with \•lhite pa\VS. Carpet Servic• 642--0684;.=o-===.--,==' """ «08118 30 Cam-Shon'• , '" a 644-1815 '"'" ..-:. 0~,, ' Dlf'POSf_; OF TitAT UGLY · ' vi............. JOHN 'S Ca.r1)('t & Uphols1ery
BAY 'DJ'\A Island (Little), 0~ 0"'"1,CE $60 n10nth. crptd. · ' CI e a n er s. "'. x tr a 1'RASll AND DEBRIS · ~ ~ ~·-r ATTENT ION: Jin1 ?at a ... FOUND 10 I "k ' " E -n .. ·"-nt Lra 3 Br 3 furn, util pd, in sh"pping ' .. new spt'E'< ul ·r Drl·Sloan>poo (o·r• •.--trl•· 1'" RE E 'EST IM AT E •
• ~uu • • ., .. Y Alee, Jot Bushn1•d. Joan on Balboa P('11111s11!a cull ·-.......... REASONABLE ••• "'28 Ba. Avail June $400, July center • 333 E. 17th St.. ii;uard /Soil P.etanlantii.l. '"O'"Y'I •
1 6 n lrvint•. John \i'ehl, J.l unlpy OR 3-6765 and <lt>!ll'l'lbr. $450, Aug & Sc...opt. $500 per C.Pi: 73·014.'L, I Voller. O:!.VC' & Uctty Paul, ==.,c_c;. ~-=-I Degl'easf'\'11 & all color YARD l: Garage Cleanup.
\vlt. Also 1\·intcr lc1.!'C. a \•ail' -e·ry· -V-IEW-OFF ICE-S 'd .. C F'OUNO tan Cockapoo v1c~1~· brighte.nl'l'S &: 10 minute Free est. 1 days. Call .A 1\t·t Loi'l;l'I !-'<'. i\!i.-e .O!l·
$750 P''I' mo. G73-8~-l!l. · OcJa::C. alr-condl.itJ!H.·d TK'rs. s:;in Siv~n·t l~'. Slan ty South Coast Pl a 2 a bl@ach for "'bite carpets. anytim(', 548-50ll.
ll.\ V-\'ll·:\'.-2-lx>1:1v•1n, Rl'dccoratC'rl. Lido urea Allen, 19al Lions Club 6(2lJi2. 842-5539. Sa\'e your 1noncy by saving ~Y"ARD""'~. -,-.-,.-,-,-c""1,-.,-,u-pa.
s:ecps 4 1.."Qtnplctely fu rnish· P.l'alonoinics, Bkr. 675-tiiOO Minstrel Sho\1·. 3 fiilONTHS Old pt Be~le. me extra trip.'1. \\'ill clean Remo1·eo tree~. dirt. I\)',
e<I. Av<l'il June lf} Sept. $750 \'ou and your friends of 1953, Beaut. marked. Can't find living rm.. dininJt tT11. & s k I p \ 0 ad er, backhot. JOE, Al. loc. Avail Aug 1. h 11 !I' '
Pr month. Adults only 1!>'>4, 1955 ('an been seen at my \Vay home. ;..ilt-.()541. a J. / ny r1n . $7.j(), 8A1-'''""'· Harbor Blvd., CM. Good C , -''J'J<J agent 67H930. traflic expose, 1000 Sq. Ft. the \\'hilc House Restaurant AlR.EDALE fn<l in Btuff~. ceoxupcb,.S,IOw. hahtair 5;;, tl:i yr~1.
JULY Bargains-2 BR $125 835-3437 dys. in Lagun& .Beach, Tuesday .J'une 19. Call to Identify · · coun s, no and the' next, movies start .,. •• 7713 method. J <lo \1·01·k n1y~U.
wk. l 'BR S200 \vk. 126 45th 1.lEDJCAL Sulle, ~y to go. al 6 PM 'ti!! ~ · · Goocl'ref. 531-0101.
LOCAL ~loves. Exp <.'Olle&t'
studf'n!. Lrg lrurk. Rea11.
533-7946 l'OJIOCI.
~ (~) blk ocean) Heil at Bolsa Chica, H.B. If you want to see how you FOUND at the 0 .C. F.Ur
$275/mo. ~1323. looked 17 years ago .••. see ~lltl( bla('k &: bro'vn sha.a:·
1 Br. furn mobile home. BUsiness Rental 445 YoU Tuesday.night. Jules. gy doi ~7308 Cir 642--0545.
Avail. July thru Sept. Pool. ( -----------REWARD i BROWN male Pcldl'lt!;e.se vie . Boat slip. Adlts. $400/mo. BEAUTIFUL good. size shop or information w t "lh c •1 uo 0~9 ~·o ut>::' """7 "•76 d n. ~ C t H ' In CdM that wlU locate friend, Mrs. es ~ , .... '"~J . ~eves, oN -'Q':l ayt. 0 ~ ~ W'Y·· . · William Wallace, (Mary) BIG, black & white dog. Vic.
0 C E A N Flt 0 N T corner Cptri, lites, etc.. all m. • Jivi•""' ,_.,,.. Ave. (22-28 c. .. ..-.1. ... a "'''~ts. ~1 •-Storage or work room. Low • .., ............ ..... .... 1 ""'' '""'6". """ ~
STEA~l Carpet Cleaners. Housecle•nlng
prof. at lowest prices. ~ l.IESA Oeaning. Carpet!!,
sq. ft. $29.95. 962--067Z. windows, (l o o I' 1 etc.
Carpenter Residlcom'l. s s 7 -6 T 41 .
5'Mlll. cliSTOM woodwork panel. """"°~,...,,..~~-~ in&. Cablneti. Cen'l repa.tn. D A Y W 0 R K. C t! n e; a 1
Ph., D..Uut DaDurka, Clea.nine. JtetJ&We. dup}ex, upr 4 Br, 2 J;la, lwr rent on mo. basis or lease. St). Costa Meaa.. H~sbaml, ~ro=UND±-, ~lr!sh,."-,,.;.,Sett,..__,r_p_1'1).
, J' 2 Br, 1 Be,. 5011 Seubott Call Frank Jorda 644-=4000 RR man on penSlOn m Vet. 11.::~·=•:':7$.:&:0~U=9~1 · ( Dr. NB. 213:-69S-6012. n, · hospital. conta.ct M. Identify. C.~J. 645-5308. c. -·'iF?MT ... & ~ * QCEANFRONTlBR. * SHOP 1300' $160. Store .350' Llndeman,lnOFortstAve. FEMALE, Malamute .. Vlc
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In Easlbluff. $185 64&-7598. Tr W]>O<'tatlon. 543-lmG. -------541-9390 ~ ....
MINOR home repaln. Plum· -..,.:.:C:.,~~-~--
bln& -carpelitry _ paintina HOUSE OF ~'l
r, · ---. Aptt. From iUSJpwr \\~k·. S9'l. Hi·traltic count. 2340 Apt. A Columbus. a.: 23rd, lrvine.. 54S-3oo8.
TI4; 67>7686 Lindy or 213: Npt Blvd,' c:M. ~25'4. 31006. •
-roofing. Call 540-5560. Floors. crpts, windoy,•s •
walls. 5 yrs. area. 64)....6824
PARTITIONS, sm. remodel,
RESORT LIVING
FROM $130 ADULT LIVING .. @-0865 . 5l8-8311. _;;,*;;_Fc,U_LL_Y--Ll~CEN--SE-D_* __ lost
, · . FOR LESS , NEWPORT Beach, Beach OFFICE i:;pace dr eorTI.tn'l Renowned Hindu Spirltuallst. ---------
555 move walls. Quality \\'Ork. BAY & Beach Janilotlal.
K h R ·d "'lTIO Crpts/\\rindowt/Door1 etc.
house, alee.pg 10, ~ blk from stoYT avail. Approx. 500 sq. Spiritual Readings glveri SNOOPY. our 2-yr o Id en, p · esi ' '"r ' Res(d/Comm'I. 646-1401.
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• 1 Mi. to Beach .---.;,-----•I beach. fairiilies only .. $200 ft 1740-t Beach Blvd., H.B. daily. 10 Mf-lOPM. Advice Beagle loi:;t approx 6/5 nr
It's Oakwood Garden • Sun Oetkt & s130· per week. 67$.1936 Call 847-8531 Agt. ' given on all matters. I can Brooklwrst &. Ad am!!,
Aparunents. • and it'i:; tun, Patios 1 Br furn trlr. Sips 4. Fncd STORE & office for rent: help you. Collar, nG tags. Rel\'8rd.
fine ne'
.ghbo-and presl;•e e Carpots, Dnpos ~ UP d Bathhou A . Bolsa Chica at Heil, H.B. 312 N. El Camlno Real Day!: 826-4060: Eves : ~-.... Y · se. w n t n g • 840-l.323. , ' San Cleme.nte 213/596-.9343.
living in one luxurious • loads of Parking ALL VTILn11s PAID Shade tree. $80 wk. W. 492-9136 or 492-9034 ==--~~~~--
-:eiling1
Acoustical Ceilings blown
machine applied. Free e ..
timates. Guar. 644 -TI83.
Cement, Concrete
package. There's S1 m illion e Garages -Pool 1 & 2 BDRM'S. Coast H\\)', N.B. 646-5471. * OFFICE·600 sq ft avl no,v. LOST on Orchid Ave .•
in recreation ••. swimming, • Rec. Room hn Ii af IN NewPOrt Bch, lg patio &: 800 Sq, Ft. INOUSfRIAL \VF. ""Ould like to rent your Corona del Mar black. small ---------
tennis, billiards, he a 1th 714/646-6505 '--··-"-'.".·.• • ..i_i._.! I trplc. Sleeps 6. Steps to SHOP ,avl Aug. 646-2130. JovE.1y, beautiful house with shaggy female dog, no col· JOHN'S Patio, pool decks I: clubs, saunas, proshop, in-....,_,1 _58~.. slip It; dock in Newport Area Iar. Answers to "Pan<l.v". block. Free est. 8.'U--0291 for
dbor goll driving range, 1959 MAPLE STEET, COSTA MESA ocean ......... 01.,... ~. Industrial Rental 450 f0r Auiust •. Best ol Reward! Call coll. f2131 appt.day1Qr1ft.S.
. · . clubhouse, elc. * NOW to Sept. 15. Unf. 2 FOR lease by owner, in-referenceA. Call W a It ah m-5330 or 692-8892. e CUSTOl\-t CEMENT WOR.K
r·'. Apt. Unturn. 365 Aptt., BR apt. C.M. $175 mo. Has dustrial blcfe. 10,000 sq. 1315 Clark. ~22. Drives, 'valks, patios,
Custom decorated single 1 It N --rt ... ch F'!m· or'Unfum. 370 refrie & bltra. 551'"'8400: Borchard.. m-•• Edinger &: $lOO Re\vard pool decks. Don, 642-:8514
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61 -2-BR. Furnished " ·---• l * BALBOA Tl::T .Al!Jn • '2 br c~; Santa 4na:1:4?:3912. Personals 530 . Sml lt Golden flhaUY Joe.
Co.I •.. ·aa· ~·.... ~ T. ae ree.d• L, Palmer, San
.' · U~furnished. No lease ~"'OCEANFRONT, Newport's ..,. furn. June -$100 wk; July COSTA~MESA ------'---Dieao. Vic SanJoaqµinlnlla
PATIOS. wJlks, drive, iNtall
rw:w 1awns, 111.w, break.
ftmove. 541-1868 b' tst .
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;i:~d7 Model! ,open Daily Fine1t, 2,000 aq. ft 1 BR, 1 &: 2 BR turn or unfurn $12); Aug Sf50. 673--324;i. 14.40 &: 2880 Sq ft. PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con-Rd Ir . MarsuerJte, COM.
. o lrg. pvt. sundeck. Sharp Children's i:;ectk>n. Pool. LARGE 1 Br., on the Bay. CABINET MAKERS-lident, sympathetic preigan. 64"8214' aft 5:30; Cl) 223-
single prtt'd. $400 mo/yrly, $140 Up. EL.\-! GARDEN'S $300/mo. Adults. FIBERGLASS cy rounsellng. A n & 1513; (1) 225-0344.
Contractor
OAKWOOD GARDEN
APARTMENTS
(Resort Living for
Adull.l only)
673-7~. APTS. 177 E . 22nd St, C.N . 673-6741 "' Nr. Nwpt Frwy It S.D .. Frwy A~o~~n rel. E. ~M"ALE""''""0o,..->0'"'·e-, -b~rown--1---J AC T &. "" ~•• 2931 G Ln 64........_,, •· ~" K a u I a. ne-.1i.cpa1r 2 BR., 1 ba., frpl. New carp. vu-.-.;,. GrHn Valley Lake race · , .1 oJd. Ans to mod ddi
& paint. Encl. gar. w/auto. L\iMAC. Lge. 2 BR, w/w Cabl.n. Wkly only. 545-4353 (So. 51f &aker, E. ol Fairview APhoLCOHOLJCS -AnOriymous. • · · • Red collar & ~c'd. M: w:Y ~-~1.:=:
door. ?i,fature adults, no t dtps blt pool ~155 ~' Mi)-Repregentative there ~ 542-7217 or write black nea coUat. Lie. Vic
l $190 .,.,, A••.. crp • • ns, •• · FURN 2 Br, sleeps 6.1~ ba. 9 --.12 nooln. · P.O. Box'~' ~-ta "'t'eaa. N /I · Driveways pe I!. • '"~· • Also avail unfurn. $100. 2233 Pr" tlo lrpl 1 L.n. ~ ..... ......-. """" J> w pt rv1ne Desperate. 1v pa c. f~ ..,._,,, (7:4) 979--4434 ·"· 8_79-4nl . F1ND yo•m•~ • •u -67 • .,.I 3 BR, 2 BA duplex. Oishwlir, Canyon Dr. 646-6974. '' 613-5500 0(. 645-48211. .:J . .. -v~ ~~ ~ • • l
:-. 16th at Irvine bltn range, w/w ~ts, Cana Point ·"' COSY.A MESA · IN SOl\fEONE ~· SILVER rreY male-poodle.
645-0550 or 642-8170 drps, 1,~ blk to· beach, witta , ' * Spaclovs 3B~. Blk * 610 sq ft, 110-Zll pOwer-$95. '01SCOVErt·. VicinitY sun fl owe r "
QUALITY .ea! co at t nc .
Weather, 1a1, oil l'f'&iatant.
stay• black. H a w I e y • 1
54,..5195, ff". \'Jew Year round re.aae. $32) 2 BR. 1% BA. from $115 mo! Easy• ~ ~1 bellch. ~5--4159 mit/1280 sq U, pvtatc. lD' dr, DISCOVERY ' Fa.irvie\\•. Sto0 Re..vd. 3478 " PARK NEWPORT mo. 675-7694. No pets. Noar lhopping. -~··. . 11().220 power-$167. mo. c. R. n4/8$.6885 -213/~·3393 San Rala•I ctr .. Cotta Mr· •· APARTMENTS $235 mo. New 2 Br, 1 ba apt 499-3596. FOR rent, Mountain Cabin; "1AITRESS, C.M . .,1142-1485. THERE ;, only • • o P • 515-6529. Electrical
\\'/end patio on Nwpt Huntington Beach p~d actlvtties f 0 r 576 to 6;000 'Sq Ft "\Vrigbt'• way to ,et a LOST German Sheipheq:l PllP-1---------on the bay Penin. eva " w kn d I ' children. Lake Fun. 5S7-8037 4001 ·Bll'cb;. N.B. 54Ui032 massage. Try' 11, yOU'll .llke py, 9 mo. "Jade". Bilek ' ~RICAL WORK. All
Lwtury apartment llvtng ov· 67~. NEW SANDPIPER Easy parking NEW'DELUXE M-r Urilts. 3 It! Sll-2100. Tan/ big ean. Reward! llfnd .. Ill& or small Lic'd &
·• erlooking the water. Enjoy 2 BR dplx. Nice, spac. Walle Early bird speclal.1 BR 642-~ ar 545-415$ · pl,, ~er. 1733 Moi\rovia NEED Scorploa, Cancers It 645;6627; 1965 Wallace, C.M. in.. Free est. 54G-0211.
$750.000 health spa. 7 swim· to bay, ocean, shops, no from Sl25. 2 BR tram $155 Vacation Rent1l1 415 543--3145; .836-9798 evet.· Plsces for pe.rtles. Singles LOST: Very young Siameee E kF.cI'RICIAN, licenMd,
,1 mmg· pools, 7 U1bted ten· pets. Adults. 675-4172. Furn/Unfurn, cool color fn. R 1 . W ... Lii Chalet 1963 Harbor Blvd male ca• blue eollar•, from ~. •-" "~. m-'••
r! . HONOLULU. W"alkllti ~-~. ..,,. a anlod ...... . .. • .... -,. ~-----ni• ·Court.a, plus miles ol LIDO Isle. Choice, 1 RI> le II( ors. pool, J a"'!zzi, more. ~·~· Costa M.,., MS-5337. 2210 IV. o.e..-~ H.B. " tt[ltlln. 51&-5203.
.' bi--1e traUa. putt!Dg, lhuf· ·~ _ .,L . ~~ to-.z.,et 1081 Holland Drive Hunt· Lee fum d1x 1 br apt, on Reward . 644-QU. 1'1-,•·-l ",..... .u;v '"""' u;;i ~ "ou i-.. Beach 84.7 9595 water 6. sandy beach. Car WE would like to rent ......,,r ENOOUNTER group 1 0 r "" _, I'll n~ .• O'oq\let • .Junior 1'1 adWt $180. Leue. 673-5141: .,...,n • . . avail. Lease mo or longer. lovely, beautiful bouSe ~fu diwrced persoJlfl. MAnE Siemeae' cat decla.'ftd. \
from $1'f4.50 monthly; alao1 ·NEWPORT ~ BAYFRONT roRN or unfurn. 3BR $175, S7J..3563 · <p & dock in Newport' area SJ6..6226 t: neutered. Vicinity Slater 1..0--QU-;..,.-l~l-TY __ _
•, · and 2-bedroom plans and ' Child/pet ok. 2 BR $150. & Map:llia F v 968--2965 "' Z.ritory to\\on house&. Elec-~· iru!3r64i~· For De-Adults & pets conak\ered. 1 BEACHFRONT, Newport for AtJi1.1St....Best of Reier~ Travel + 540 ' ' ' • GARDENING
tric kitchens, private paUoa • blk to stores. Manegw 7731 SUmmer rental. 3 br, Xlnt ences. Call Waltab Oark. LOST in Eutbluft. · 5 Yr1 exoer. In ,area. R~
or balconies, carpetin&, dra· BEAOJ-% blJc. 2 Bl', 1 Ba. Dlis. No. D. 842-1831. view. Attract tum. 54&-41571 644-0022.' SHIPMATES WANTED Half grown ,fem. tort./ J1IanUn1, hauJ away, general
. ., ~ies. SUbterranean park· gar, lndry rm, $250/mo MOVE IN-TODAY I 833-8350. 1'.t.D. Ii: Fam. wish 3 BR Windjammer -Eiouth Pacific lhell kitten. 6H-2'l39 landtcape maintenanct.
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mg with e!evators, Optional yrly, 642~. Kids• pets'ok. 2 Br from NEW Mammjtb Condo,.tully house, w/pool July 1-27. Share work le. expense• BlJC Ir white tnale Springer Frt!e eatlmates.
maid. service. Just north of LIOO ISLE-3 BR. 2 BATII. Sl45. 3 Br. $l99. All extras. turn. Pool, .Jacuui1 slt!eps 6. px>-$300. ~3. 213/378-1239 Spaniel, nee. col. on•\i'ictorin + 540-7173 or .,..9076
., Fashion Island. at ~~boree Adults. Lease. TI4: 753-0719 Poot: 347.3669 Or 968-7SlO. S75 wk. (213) 355-2150. St. CM Sf3..'1582. YAltD a.EAN·UP TIME? ~ and San Joaqµm Holl.I Road. Appt to see. · · * CArAL!NA * * * *· * * * Tree ,.moval. pruning, lawn
Telepbooe (714) 644-~ N.wport Heights Laguna Beech. , ' BeautifUI view home. 5 BR. 1 ~ care. Alao. tawn1 fertlll?.ed,
for rental inlormatiOn · ** FOR LEASE ' -~ Br, 2 By week or month, 6'J'3..(ll48. Int~ ~ ~ top-dress, mow, A @d&e, SIG.
" .AND THEN THERE mCE 2 Br., ~ patio, pr, Ba, Pr!v. dec-poo1-<0tevatcr Rentals to Share 430 . Driv7i'"'a sealed 120.
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Prof. Carpel Cloanln9
Alto wlndo\VS &. floor care.
Call Dutch 5.17-1508, U hrs.
Dodlcetod Cloanlng * \VE DO EVER YntING *
Rf'fs, Fttf! est. 646-2839
LADY \Vants hou11ttlt!a~lng
\\'Orlc, Exp'd. Own 1ransp.
147-36.17 .
JAPANESE deaning lady,
Costa Mesa, Newport, CdM
area. OWn trans. 549-1029.
~ ... -~ w day.°"" 0:--1 ·-··
llad>etonBeKware!
9tlrtJ dOne ID pltUO )'OU.
MS.1033 Mon·Fr!. 9 to ~.
Masonry
REPAIRS. planters, b'flck.
block, stone. Quality ,\fork.
Ken, Ph. Resld. 642-1770.
Palntlne &
Paporhanglng
QUALITY INTERIOR.
PA!NTlNG
Very Reasonable ratef. * 646-1051 * J '* PAJNTING • PAPErip<G
Int.e.rior Exterim'
Lie. IMured Gu~
Call ltanii: 6t2JC558
No Wut!'«. * WALLl'APIR ~ When )'00 cab "llac:f•~
548-14" 1617ll
PROFESSIONAL Paiht~.
Honest work. rea1. Lk:/Ir..-.
Int/Ext Fret ir1t. 8.efl,
548-2'159.
EXT. palnti'ng, Fretf est .
Rea11! Lic'd, Guar. You plck
OJlor • ,...,·11 do J"Cfll.
642·8520.
PAINTING le PAPERING.
19 yra In Harbor area. Lk It
bonded, Ref'I furn. 642-2356. ~ WERE NONE!, eq>t/drps, all util pd. to apt w/,speelacular view. 645-41 l 646-5636
AtlulU, no peU. s l I 0 . Pr!v. dec-pool-<Olev~lor to .....,_,...,......--1---Trade'r'$ Parad"s SchOola a AL'S GARDENING ... 642-llOOL pr!•. beach -tnterph, FEMALE roommate .. share I e lnstrvctlons 575 .... pidetlng " • ma II QUALITY lnl•r!or ,,.mting.
That's the ·story each time Apts., .ecurity, encl. gar., mature S BR. !Urn ·apt W/~ w.c&pfoc ~. call ~ r:u~te~~~ 1
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·I'-we have an apartment Furn. or Unfurn.. 370 adults. Must see to •P. female tor month .d July 1 · !SID419I eves. st r v t D 1 fJ4' en ' I 1vallabte. Woosh • Som.. prt\Clate, 31755 So, Cout only, et $Iii> per mo. Vic j Ines Nf'llport. Cdld', Oocta Mna. PAINTlNG • H ...... <!ffn,
,,, one wanll to move-In Md C Mola Hwy, So, Laguna. • Pac Cat Hwy>" -· HB. 1nteresttd In • IJotw -· WestcllJ1. suaranteed work. Llcewd
,, '•tart eitjoyihfl lil• ..,,. • ost• NEAR beach> • Rm: apt m-9077 ' • t1• m'es A •1a1 Estate AL1
S' LandtlCtplng, Tree "tnaurtd. 61$-$1'0. c~ s~clous 3 bedroom units. • • $165 Mo. Adult&. No peta. DIVORCED ~ of tWo ., ftmaval. Yard rtmodeltne. The ll'a:ncmano Up to ~ oU.
Uvlng room with fireplace, ~ Park Ave, M 1 r wor~ tun timt desires ·to 'ear.er? Trubl btullnc, lot clean\%\'. Labor lf buy mat.~ r private patio, yotll' own ** NEW ** 4!ll-al64. ~. ~3 ~moaparlf ~ .. dollars IWpl.lr oprinkl•n. 67~lltl6. Mobile ...... 547-5116
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laundry-workshop and ~,~Ba~c""h•"'lor--tum--.~$1~66-mo.-=~gn·",.,"r':_-:~ "P~~ New or Expel'iencf'9 J,\PANESE G •rd entr. WALLPAPER HUNG
garaae. AU set tn a gartkn I z BR unturn. $210 mo~ .. ~.,. u.u ..... • nail or Part Time dom:plett Yard'll'Ork Ii Carl R.ebko &&-2449
wllh big trees Md pool. LA COSTA APTS 'ela atfi1§-'I019 oft. pm. ·Lice-Prep. >"or ~--.~ A luxurious ·" adult envi· • Stove, refr, dii:;hwasber inc., k ~n.up. Free Estimates, PROF. palnthl&, alto toots. ~ block t bea h •-to M NEED lemale f'OOmmate 1B SPACE TRAILER PAR 10 and M:l-3102 ronment. Don't waitl o c a wn. gr, b (15.35) find d Ii: II 1r) c * c y machlnet1, lOC • aecous. ceit, tnter/exte.r. 1 & 2 a.droom 100 Cliff Or., Apt. 26. twn to an gma hoiJiC '(.E. LA. lype. VaJue S2,5'X>. \Vant • 1\.E. Slam Ii: Bieri PROFESSIONAL tree work, Llc/Jna. }'rte est. 64&-5191.
FAIRWA'(VILLA
49M25l. sh.art nice apt Wkdys Trade for TD'~ or 'Z.T! Pb: TV' land • Salt!• SIJ:ccess Tl'atnlQ( • Buill·ia}I • Shag carpets I ~.:..:..='------549-3354. (TI4) 832-8516 Day or I. , oar, or '! Dave, • Placement A&ri for lfa.dl: pt u n In C •tr Imm I JI g, FOlt clean " neat palqtln&, e Drapes • Walk in clotctl Newport Beech SHARE 3 Br home, H.B. evening. _MG-_7_0<_1_. ------I • Day A: Eve Cl&ntll' sprayln(, s Pt Ink I et•· Interior or e:cterklr A. reu. APA~TMENTS ~ Swtnunlng'Pool ,,....,.=....,..,...,-::: e Tuttion Relmb. Plan Landleaplnc. cl taoup. rat.., Dick. 96M116!1.
:Kll22 Santa AM. Ave. s46-G2l5 e Bar-b-Ques 2204 \V. Oceanfront, lg 1 BR, Ever 1th Ing incl. 35 l,4 Undivided interest in 1!18 2~ir Ac~IJ Calif. City, $5,000 Oeorp 646-0S93, e Enclo9ed Garaae: summer &: winter rentalB, yn/ovf!t. 536-0487 att 5 pm a~s. ~l way betwn Hemet Value. \Vant travel trailer I
PARK NEWPORT. IH llllllM.• L.1.1 avail_Jiily t, 64j...5307, all day wlmds. 6-RanchO Calit For clear or 1ubmll. For lnformtOon1Broch92 ure M0:.0~FA&1:'wnt: ~:Um.
6 MO.. ·),a>e; 2 bdrrlt~. 2 M UllllUA rillll W!Bl 2' BR. i Ba, frplc. '\di, ~ Cle-"' uea M. DAVIS, Realtor (7141 541-I
,: bathO.·babtoY· conyon/b"ay I~ p..r~ not over IIJ,000 tqty ~ _...., __ M_2-_1000_. --~ -·Old~.GNue~~ira ~-1 arsw._. ~ vle\\'l all ~. No pets. Adults, no pet1 ,,,. ....... A s5. .,....:...t.U .....,,., ~ -.. {W _.,_. ~ ct>ild over ;15 b.ll', $315 Per Yl•Ddn( ... fance to • .,,-._ ~..... :_ l2!IOO equtty In lov•lY !I SHARP '62 Unc. eon.. ;,, ' Id""'"" P' • Joe~ •
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•u A··--·-'-St C u beach apt., B •lb o a, 11 ml. ~.or Elsinore. Trsdo W>g. P.U. C•mper, trlr or .tree!:¢ * '46--0619
.r.' ·' • ~ ..,., ~--'\ '"'" .111...U 400 $22Vmo. ea<h. 67!;.!1<9. !or A~lo ort 1 Alto n""' 1~ skill w111u> Acatlomy EXPjtRT Jape-Gudener C: ~f {4{ __ .__.,...m_u_ter_B_r·, I EMPLOYED -.an w1ll ' -17.l!,) •1819 OB mtr, nevr II' w1j' &e• !tool Eatot. * '16-1711 * ..
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t tr w:u!.i~A:... . P.ac. Coul Hwy. Refrig, TV prfva ba • ~!1139. SAILBOAT HULL Slaint eH •tl <qUIP, n.'!1ure.. (dt•ur•:; MIC. ~l coMPLEtE -~~"' n • ~ ,._... ca
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BR. wnmacq. 536--85t_~a.______ LADY wut abate lrg. a.ttrac. valued at $200. \Vil! trade Busy cntr. Val $14,5oo, trd e.ppro • Gardrnirw tervice. llauttnc
w_: V!!'_! :,~ro ~m $110. $215/mo. de-;:~~ ~:k :-:: !:,:;i.,;nwo::11:.1o'a1~ :u"'~tiq,.." or •ul> ~£:.. ~~ t Qwner QUICK CASH ;c:;:.l~r. .,..,~, Shatt: eptl., """ ........ .._,,. WOMEN ovtr ~' to ~ ~"""=~,._..,-''=.,-Yanl Ma ,;;,;_fiiU~
&HW.1133EST.ANC. LYTIMIFFE poo!Q\.1~11'~;,!'.llf. :id. ~~e. 1244 w. Balbo& h<Mne w/aamt, N• chil· ''ll~l1f"fll'"~1n "'Lin-OREGOruN-3 BR,v 14 acre, In TH•OUGH A CleoftllPll tn--i ~
d .. oJ'l.r.nia~ dat' l,lodtt. ~cr•l'lnj 3'BR. Rogue ver al., nr Med·
CAPRI MERRIMAC WOODS ROOM 10< ttl\1, nice Costa -r:"""1'tc:..::.:.....·...,~:.:...,.··~;.o.•...,--,:::-. Wiii,.,... '!"'. "rtwll" or lord. Gd w•ll. wlk to Khl" LAWN SERVICE
1100 w..rcillt or. Gli Nonlmae Way, c.M. M.,. home, S&I mo. Gerfll"I ldr Rent 435 J;.MOdel, II) Blali... Prl•> "'°"' Prop Or•nc~ County. DAILY PILOT ~~!'1~';7:
Adult LM,,,..No pets 5'MlOO 1' 5*-9341 * ·d Jll)a·onl,y. '44-!lllQS. 67 .. :l'l96, -·
Del ... 2 Bt, Pool. 11111 .. 1 Ba. Fum., --RAtt1i!i l'/ldlcb _privil. 121121 with lQ' ~ " 11'-3" * * * * * WANT ADI Cerp)rl_ Film. or Uni. A\llilll. no -Avail now. 19S/mo. CdM. lllNl for bllb-. !or motor hom.., *
MU274 -sit! a!udent. ~7. boats. etc. $41), Ml-(o0]3. -------~--· .
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1r PATOl Pl.ASt'E"R.INC Accouncanll to $14K CASH daily 1eJlln1 DENTAL botptionllt.
All \YP<I. i-... ..tlmaon Machine Drallamu sioo _..,,, aold "'01 •1 .....-uperiencowtth m. ElolPLOYMl!l'IT
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INSURANCE A.-:1 er Co. LEGAL -.my .._ ~. G<roml Olftc:e •
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Pl bl llllllrll>Ce See''1 $550 5-m ..... lo compj<to ..... _.P -· Newport It you Ilka to work wtth ~
pie lo' bavo had ..... or
public eGnt.act expeatence
we wm traln you tn an lo-
t~Unr career. CGm-
mleelon Salary .... Id,,
high earnlnp. SS,ll00.$9,111!1
Call ~r. H1rper, ~
Oerl<. Ac• %1-311. Variod .....,., with -Sit,
dut.in. Nk:J typin(. IO!ne Stenontta, l tl!t. aldo. book·
bldqis. Sa1uy opt.II., mJ833 kietpl.Dc exp. N • w p o r t Product
um "' Roc'Jll/Sec'lf to $550 kit !nt, !'mm))lal•, P.O. Beach. (213) ... <n4J
Saw 011 home rep.tr. Purcbuing Ottit to $t'IXI tu ,..,. Colt& Mea. m-wn. ""-tor-· · Cuter olllce. '4' llllO.
rr.e •st, plumbinc, paint, DemaJ ""'''· .......,. !ilOO CXSllll!it tun .,. Prr. DEBURREI
!natallatlonl l3Mm NEWPORT P<~l Dept. lli>ac INSP£CTORS
U'IHO Ollar ............_
exp. Journeyman. VI a I e
open A .. ..,uablo. (nl>
Manager
PLUMBING REPAIR PerlOl'lnel Aeency lla1pittD>" Newport Bt:ac:;h. Expu. in ha,.S~6: ~r otol
Nojobtooama11 ll3'Dov1r Dr., N.8. CASHIER I deburrJni or-,reel1ton To $3.00 llr. Sll-4610. I Excellent professional Opportunity for
B.S.E.E. or equivalent lo partlclpa18 In
developmenl of ne\V digital products
and market.t and lo assume the r .. pon.
sibll!ly for product managOl)ltnl and ·ap.
plicabons engineering support for out
digital tape recorders, formatters, Cf!'~·
puter interfaces, conlrollers, and d1g1·
tal S}'sle1n s.
* M2-3128 * 642-3170 Food ker. exp. lJt class ntteban!cal componrnts. Coe.!ltal Agetv.."Y Minimum 8 mo. lNpection a:l·UVE-i=.,:;c.n:.::...l>ou_.,-k-,.-...,.-.-nlieh--,
prevSou• :e.C: usernblt :xp. style afmollphett. ~1uat be
Fut Growtni Co. VERY cttpablt' ol l'Omplrle cani of
NICE PEOPLE! home & aJllO llke 6nlma.ls.
COLE PLUMBING ;;:~iiii:iiiiii:i t. 11i;.9310.
24 tir. AC'Nit'e. 645-1161 ; 9 Hr. Day .
4S HDUr W~k
Prolll Sharin&
2790 llArbor Bl at Ada.°"
£XCE1 J EST opportuallty
for filht girl. So~ tactory
"xperl,ncc N'Q"uir«l. ii. hr
to !!tan. but rapid ad-
\'ant.-en1f'nt. \\'e "'>iU tra.b1
l..ap n1 a ch i n " OJ>f'ration.
"'5-0401.
Drains uncloa«I -$7.50
St-1\·.-r lh"" lo 100' -fl5. * s.f9-2502 •
Roofing
e ·r. c:uy Roofing. !)('al
Dlttt't. I do my o~·n \\"Ork.
645-2780. 548·9590.
Sewing/Alterefions --stwING -DESIGNING
tit e n -\\lomc,i. Jlra10nablt!
rates. Ten dollar minimum.
Estimates. call 846-7450.
Alteretions -642-5845
Neat, accurate. al years exp.
Signs
3--D ?.lagnelic Signs
$5.95 each & up.
Call 962--0950 anytime
T1f1vi1ion R1p1ir
* BLAINE'S TV *
Servicing All Brands
Authorized ?.tagnavox.
Known for honesty 54()..4313
Tllo
cER.A..,11c tile nt.'\Y &
~model. F'ree est. Small
jobs \\'Clcome. SJ&.2426.
CERAMIC Tilt". Kitchens,
Baths, Entrys. Cu s Io m
\\'Ork. Reas. Glen, 5'18-726.~.
Tutoring
SPANISH TUTORING
All qe1. 673·2380
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Job Wonted, Melo 700
INDUSI'RIOUS youna man
experienced in plumbing,
• Accountine Clerks
• Statistical Clerk
Pf>rmallt'nl. Hnme ot11re (If
largP lns. So. Cood salary &.·
t 'ringf'lll, ·
NO FEF.
VENTURE
2182 DuPont Drive,
lrv1nt 8J3...1295
Actors-Actresses
FAME & FORTUNE
Independent producer l:
casting service seeks 11f<\"•'
faces for GP rated fill1l!li &
TV COMERCIALS. For
Interview, Call ( 213 )
464-3121.
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EMPlDYMENT AGENCY
Orange County & Vicinity
MGRS, MAJNT, CLEAN
Cpl, • 1 ca.n \\'Ork .single
f714l 639-5151 ANYTIME
Annrx Prop Afgmt. Agency
1046 N. Tustin Orange
Acct1 R1c1ivabl1 Clk
needed for busy Acctg. Dept.
Req : 2 yn;. "xpeT, in like
position, lO k£'y adding
n1achine by touch, typing 50 '''Pn' (electric.) Permanent
resident only. Call for in·
t er vi e \V appoinfment,
492-lLll, :P.trs. Gonzales.
ACCOUNTS l't'Ct'ivable clerk.
r.tust be reliable & have
\\'<ltked "'1th the public. Ll1e
typing req. Knowledge of
water district he Ip f u I .
District in Laguna Niguel.
Please call 831-2500.
Accounts Payable Oa-k.
Must Type
673-3450 or 549-1933
Ask for Margaret
AFME code welder. Apply at
BuehlE't' Tank It Yleld:iiw,
321 \V. Kate.la Ave.,
Orange.
p&J.nting, ge n c r a I maiJ1. APARTI.1El'<o'T l!.IANAGERS
tenance ~ f u 11 • t I m e Adult Complex 24 Units
employment. Cail Brian, 639-6t20
642-0072. AT'T"ENOANTS, sen.·ke i;ta .,
YLAND
LABS
COST
ACCOUNTING
CLERK
PURCHASING
CLERK
THE
J. C. CARTER CO.
611\V,171h St .• C.osta ~l"u
54&.3421
i;quat Oppot"luni1y Empio,.r
REAL ESTATE
CAREER
1 to 2 years e:icperienee le Let us help you get started
strong typing skills requiffi:t. in h.Jgh eaminp wilb 1n ex·
Documentation
CLERK
pandlng FULL SERVICE
oraa.nimtion: Excellent o~
portunltil!S in: * LIBERAL UCENSJNG
PROGRAl\f
1 year general oUice exper-* Free comprehensive In
lence, l() kt'y adding ma· HOUR continual training
chine &. typing skill.!1 re· * ResidcnUal Resale
qui.red. * Residential Income
SECRETARY
* Trade-in plan
.. l 'ull M't'Vice offil . .,.
CAIJ... JACK BACK
(714) 833.129;
I to 3 y.an gon•ral •=•tar· COLWELL ial experienc". Outgoing
Pf"l'SOnalily, gtrong typing
skills.
Mr. Gene Stone
(714) 540-5000 Ext. 552
PROPERTIES, INC.
(a subsidiary of
the Colv.•eU Co.)
DENTAL assistant, exper.,
S>uth Laguna oUice, 1\fon .•
1'Ti. x-rays. Serw:I resume to
P.O. Bo¥ 722, Dana Pt.
NO FEES! P.P.S. No small children. 639-64).l.
~t A c 111 NI ::) T·Producnc11
\\'/l'"<P.:'rtence (In tracer It
1un..-t latht', null I «Ull
Pacific drill. F.\olic :'-lah·r1al~ 2968
Personnel Services Rt.ndolph A\"·· C.;\I.
t:XEclrrlVE SECRETARY 112 No. Tw·"r l\IAOUNE Operaton. 'r'UrTt'!
lo repoct to vlt'e P1°Hidenl or Union Bank Squarl! Latbe-HardlJl&, Cl.us A. Ap-
Quallty AuUl'ar\Cf'. \Vi 11 Oranee. Calif. ply 17'41 Plal"e:nlla, C.ttl.
perfo1m secretarial rduhe!I 547 6446 oncL dictation, 8'1tiha: up of· • MAID WANTED flee files, will h a v e Aak foc Rachel \\'ay Don Quixote l\lotel
customer contact, familiari-~2352
ty with ao~nunent quality ~IAID \\'Ork in excha.ni:e for
"s s u ran c e • y • t em 1 rRVINE PERSC>NNa apartment. 2376 Nc,,·port
de&irable. Apply Ro Y a I Blvd., C.P.r. MS.-S755.
IndUS'lrles, 20tO East Dyer SER.YJCES•ACENCY A1anufacturing Engl~r. Re·
Rd, Santa Ana. Executiw: Sec'ty to $Pl. quires exper in meehanlcal
EXECtJJ'JVE Seo-etary -Sec'ty/Acct'g Dept. to $600. design & production support
Attractive, ?ti us t have Legal Secretary to iooo. of area producing display
top typing/shorthand Jr. Secretary to $530. panels. ln\'olves she e I
skUls. Some bookkeeping~ Acc'tg Oerk to $500. metaJ, silk acre en i n g .
quired. Full time pos.iUon. Gen'l Ofc/Dictaphone to $520 a1sembly operations. \Vlite
If you are experient.:ed in applications
for tninio('ompulers. peripheral int.er·
races. total digital systems and magnetic
recording devi ces, send resume \\1ith sal· ~
ary history to Personnel Manaj!_er. 3170
Porter Drive, Palo Alto, CalifornJa
94304
PRECISION INSTRUMENT
An Equal Opportunity Employer
PHONE GIRLS
MACHINIST
Salaey open. Bayfront cl· Clerk Typist to _$475. Clauified Ad No 434, Dail)' To $5.50 Hr.
riCe. 642-3121 Part time/Sec'ty 3. pl!r hr. PUot, P. o. Box l:i60. Costa Set up Brown & Sharpe
EXPER SILK FINISHER. Many Other ~ninga Mesa, ca\ir. 92626' •utom•tic screw Mach.
J<'ull or pa.rt time, top pay, 488 E. 17th (at !nine) 01 ?.IATURE maid over 35, full •
2 nttded evl!S. po.rt tim•.
$,'\ hr + $6 bonu11 t'B aale
Intcrcslr.d?
Phone 644-0212
bl!st or work.inc cond. Apply 642-1470 chargl'. Life & tmp. irv. ine.
in person, Continental Clean-turn. Stee.dy-)T. ro u nd , NO FEESI p p S
..... 810 N. Et Camiro, San INVEST IN <9'-400I. • • • •
Clemen!•. YOUR FUTURE MATURE Babyonin for 2
EXPERIENCED cook at ch!Jdren. ages I It 7.
Parkhun;t Re t I r em e n t Full or p/timl!. Permta.nenf. Call 963-~70 or n.~d•n«. 9920 La A!amoda, BE YOUR OWN BOSSI att s pm . ....,.2880.
Jo,ountain Valley, 962-5631. Min or Woman ~IAnJRE "'oman for house-
EXPER bicycle repainna.n,
full time. Mission Sch\\'inn
Bicycle Sho p, L a g u n a
Niguel 4~771, 8J0....4861.
LHso A Yellow
Taxi C•b
""Ol1c. 2 or n1ore days 11
wttk. 673-4407.
llR. Ena:lne f!r or
P•cific
Personnel Services
ll:l No. To"-er
Union Bank Square
Orange, CaliL
547-6446
Mk for Rachel May
PLASTICS
MATERIAL
HANOLER
TRAINEE
Younz 1nan 1ntf'rested ll'J
leamln& plastic p art a
rnanutacturins. ~fuJt hr
rlt'&I, dePl!.odabJe with lb.blf'
"'lJrlc ttrord. Ptnnantnt
full Ume "'Orie $2.25 hour to
start.
Apply I Pl\1 to .C PM
850 \\'e1t 11th Sr. °'""' -CallL Call for Appt semi-retired. v.'OUJd you like
EXP. baby1ltter. to care for 541!1311 to learn bow to invest in MECHANIC, Class A liceTW",
4 I: 6 yr (lid 1irls. Frcm 8 U" your own residential pro. in t POSITIONS open tor Ullllt. ~rty on•~ whol-'e bas!s fully exp. u n e • u P'
• 0....., Cout -ti HYLAND
LABO RA TORIES am to 6 pm. S days wk. call r-.. ., ~ 1 .; .. __ .,, carb food service m an a I'• r s Ask for Hmnan & make •·-profits at lhe w scope, ....... ,,uu, ' DENTAL A 11 i s tan t • Mrs. \Van-en, 54.l.Q21 days. I miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; I same ~.,Come up & braker. front eod all.an. Top 831ooll03 befcre noon.
Orthodontic experience orr EXPERIENCEDuphot.stfftl", meet several (lther ex· pay, over $175. No gu. 6 Pradu ctton Control 3300 Hyland Avo., J,y. Call AM ooly. 842-7115. must be able to hand ti•. J.C. PENNEY CO. -doing tho ....,. .i.,.. m Sun. Areo. 19th I< SUpervieor/MllJ'. RHponol·
Cosio Moso, Colif. '2626 DREAM OPPORTUNITY 546-:w88 or ~t 24 Foshion lsl1nd thbW· No 1lcenoo r.quired. N•wport or. GIS-15.12. ble for -~J ~ m
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Pttstige Naf l firm offers~ F/C Bkkpr. DaYI full time. Newport Beach For furtber info, Ca 11 MEDICAL OB/GYN oWce s-'od M.:u Y tlu, t'Om
F.qual Opp'.Jl'(unity Emp'°Y'eJ" j>orturuty to learn & teach Personnel Dept, ff o a 1 833-1103 It talk to ttt. ftQUire• froat. office slrl .:bed~. A-controllhe all
CONSTRUCTION SU ..... ..i.._ profeaaional.. mak. eup tech· Hospital, N.B. Is Seekint w /insurance experience. purchuiJW raw mater1111 '° ~"' .~. th .... ·-•-MANAGEMENT TRAINEE' Pl .... ~ ....,... to P.O. 11oJpp1Jw finbhed -tl'Ddent, Need now. Tracts, ""I"~ wi ....... ;;;...,,,;: :r IE L D aerviceman, ex-HOME Nationally known Co. ofler• Box ;:;;,;~ Lona Beach, Electrtcal-electronlc oritft..
IOftle oU-sites, L.A. Ir: Or· pot.en • Also pog_ e perienoed. Garage d o o r DEC ORA TOR i;.nJimited opportunity to ad-ted pubUc co dolDC ap-
ange Co. Pttfer knowledJ:e have • •mall bu.sineu. ct ope:rafDrs, XI to 30 )Tt. vance t o administrau .. ·e 90!03. prox $2 mWk»'l/yr. Wrtte
purchasing Ir: estimatina:. your own. For intmril!W 642-34!MJ. CONSULTANTS poslUon . Co. tum. cnr. ?.11001.E age v.'Olllan to care Qauified Ad No. m. Daily
Salary ne1oliabl". Call C?14) appt. ea.II 546-1.835. FRY C.OOk/Ass't Algr. for J>:oolit a.haring. Start $7,800. for at>mi-invalid lady. Haw Pilot. P. o . Box l!liO, Crea
979--208J '.\fcCubbin ~op. DRAPERY Installer, ("UStom beach area. Fast I: good . $3. For this ar11 all JelJl Brown, 5'fil.&15;), car. 6 d1y \\'ttk. ~1obile Mf' ... Calif. 92626.
men! Cc., Costa :'\leSll.. exp"d 5 day wt! e k , hr. 838-1103 bef. neon. Coufal Agency, 2 7 !t O homio pArk . 6n.8917. I · c. f. r.u · f"utt tun· , •areer o ......... r. 1.i~t PROFE.SSIONAL mu 11-ucne its ........... for 1n--"' ,..,..... 11nrbor Bl\'d, al Ad•1ns, e e NEEDED .re ... ,..... lo H~
EXPER Rral Estalc Track full & part, day I: n1te.
Salesman. Juiit movl'd into I Salary + comm. 644-0743
Capistrano 1trta. Needs lull _C.:::d::.'-'·-------COOK
or part ti1nr. <49&-841!"1. I A'ITRACTIVE \l.'OfTW"n to Con\'a.lf'scent hospital Ir: resi-lervffo"A'. \Vindow Designs GARDENING &. o u Is l d e havf' recent 1ucceuful t."<-Ot. RESTAun-N~• v•~
GEJ\'T 48, IOI". rt'fs. as llkpr, lrarn & trach prof. mak"up. dl:'ntial car" la~:ilily. Inc. 549-04lO. main!. r,ull or part t1ml!. per. in Sf'lling custom drap. Two Office Girlt E?.tPLOYMEN'I' AGE:Nf;Y'
rr u n t I nglon Retir"m~nt ri"s Ir: accl!SS(lri~ . Hourty EinployMI Btadlt
Re!!iidf'n«. M2-771l8. e ' MAClllNISTS ~tu.st be Z and able to drivf' ' By Low f'etl
GENERAL Shop lielpe:r, to Excellent commiuion Ir: car • Engine Lathe -APPLY -r.I&naatr1 ,, •• ,,Stluy OplD
h exptnse. OutstandinJ bcne-Ma h" I 186 E. 16th St., C.M. r,,_,;J ...-.. wl'-,,_
c/Ufr, deckhand, bo.i.t & Training frel:', f'arn top Ir -;;;;;;;;;;;;';;";;·""15;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I
vard mAint. Gf'O. 64f>...(k)J4.. possible to have o "' n • J~b W•nted, Female 702 :::~~ss·~:~~ ci~ ~a:,,~~~ CASUAL LABORERS ESCROW
, Ur91ntly Needed 549-0019. lion OFFICERS
clean & paint parts .\ clp fits. C lft Its .....-. .,_.., •• ,._r
in stock room i 2. lfr. No Aut. Muqtn .,,.,$150.-
exp. neo. Apply In "'"""· Apply In Person • Turret l.atJie NEW :ACCOUNTS 2od ODolr ........... $25. -GOOD TYPIST
Wiii do your typing et
her home, Will pickup
ond dollvor locol H.B.,
F.V., Wost, 75c per PSI·
or will work by hour
call 847-3095.
NEED help at home! \Ve
have Aide• • Nunes •
Housekprs e Compankins •
Ho me maker•-Upjohn 541.-.
ENGLISl-l girl, reliable A
exp., housecleaning & baby·
sitting. $2.50/hr, 8 am·l pm
M·F, own traru;. 494-4546.
J-llGH School Junior avail.
for child care/or 1 t •
houscv.-ork. Refs. C a I I
Katie. 54&-36.18.
Jobs Wenteci, M & F 704
Auto Mech•nic
BMW Experience. Should
have Oa.ss: A License, Good
Workina: conditions_ See
l\tr. Heim: at
CREVIER
MOTORS
208 W. 1st St.. Santa Ana
llS.3171
AUTO SALESMAN
Experienced Imported Car
Salesman for BMW Agency.
Group insurance, demo.
plan. Stt Bob Creviet' at
CREVIER MOTORS
208 W. ht St.
Santa Ana
835·3171
AVON INVITES YOU to
slart earnint extra cash
selllng our t'Xc iting cos-------.,......~ .... mctic fashions for summer, CERTIFIED exp!!r. 1eat.:hl:'rll, '72! For 8 personal appt.
rooks li«'k Jive-in job u Call 540-7041.
tutors or cooks. Young -------~~
couple w/infant non-smok-BABYSITI'ER \\'BJlted. 5 day
ers, non • drinkers (213) ·wk. 1-5 yr. old boy. Your
Cl-8156. home. Mna Verdi! North
Holp Wanted, M & F 710 P(;,~c:" alt g pm. ---------1 BARMAID \l.'&J'Jted. Good A Bette.r Temporary personality a must. Apply
Position 10-3 Knotty Keg, 2 1 2 5 EARN MORE Ha-Blvd, C.M.
$ BOYS WANTED $ WITH Us Agrs 12·JS
MUST BE'
I. Neat and honest
2. Able to work from approx.
3 PM to 8 PAI and 8 hours
on Saturday.
3. Enjoys pizza parties and
Oi&neyland.
e J\1uid have transporta
& l.el"phon".
Interim
Personnel Service
778 \V, 20th, C.P.f.
642. '1523 546-:IS!2
1158 Produotion Pl, CM. 10 AM-4 PM Machinists CLERK 8rollor Man • ..... • •••• ·~
GENERAL OUice. Pu~ 'f'ey Cook • •• •• ,,,,,,,, • ..,..,_.
Imme-di ate placement for mg ~ent. G 0 o d Equal ~;F Emplo;fer • Harcll1119 Experienced Pan.b7 Wcmu: _....., 0,..
Escro\Y Officers w I t h t y p t 1 t _numbers. IJ&bt CllllCker Mlnlmum 1 yur Wattftan • • OVll' 21, Food a
ceneraJ .export.nc:e in band!-lhortllend bolptu!, Salary Op at _,.....,w bankJn.r. ~~ Ololce ~'1:",,,.lo
loc ...i .. and -eacrvws. open. Call Mn. Andonco, J; c. PENNEY co.•ror CENTINELLA ~ .............. __ . ~~~~~~~!I s~ Alam. .,.. com-5'f&.!t328 Foshlen l1lllMI •. Drll -..~ -.,, ····· ··· .... p.50 )Ir. .. · ·th 1nc1ivldua1 • ,..._. IANK -• Aaat Mer .... 0pon mensura wt QENEJtAL o ff i c • ex-O '
Good figure aptitude and
some typing helpfUJ. IJre,
accident or health insurance
pruerred, but not euentia.I.
Son1e actuaJ 1tfT/ST ex-
prr1c11c" requirer!, with ex -
cellent trMscriblns skills.
INTERVJE\VING
1t1on-Fri ~12:30 p.nt.
ON
SITE OF OUR
NE\V BUILDING
PACIFIC MUTUAL
FASffiON ISI..Ai'JD
<Corner Santa Cruz: A
Newport Centtt Drive)
* FREE daily bus trans-
portation for work In Los
Aflatles Until mow to
Newport, Sept. •n.
oxperience. Exoe!Ient lrinro "'1ierl'ce. s~...... lllary Hu open1op for I _ I I' pelllllOl'S R,.tono1 Ol!ke H--.'cuhlu ....... 12. hr ~~.~~.l.u.nt wor1( •. n:i -.... ~"".... --In tohort run I 714) 646-7121 SU. boys ........... $LJ;5 ... . ""' ~~·N·~ ~· BEAUTY SALON dole tolerance ... rte ,.,. 11ir-n..n1 ne11<.11o1.1 •• 13.,..
tervlow. wlvln& casllnp, with Ablll-' Norma F-FEE Pluso Coll
~l
TO DISCUSS YOUR
QUALIFICATIONS
SECURITY
PACIFIC
BANK
Equal Oppor. Employer
ELECTRO
MECHANICAi:
ASSEMBLERS
to $3. hr.
Exp, tn IOldering Ir: hameS~·
,ing.
No Fees/P.P.S.
GENERAL OUlc:e. !'<rm OPERA TOR ke tu ROYAL SERVICE AGENC! FIT for small buainea: in ty to ma " pt. Equal Opportunity Employer 38411 Campt11 Drive
C.M. Prolor n to 35 yn. COFFEE SHOP 9 Hour Doy NEWCOMER WELCOMING' Suite 119, NeWpOr! BHcll
Lite typtns, &d phone lkilll. 45 Hour Week Hospitality HOltftl 557-2800
Somo llkkpf. 64&-0600. COOK Pro!ll Sharlni To Call LOCALLY 00 rew REAL ESTATE GIRL FRIDAY roorid•nt lamll.1'1 brl,..tng
Busy p1"0pf'rty manqement
co. Arl!\11er phones, typina:.
tiling. Ability to compose
letters. Shorthand prefer·
red. Salary to $550 depen·
din&: on ex per. SUbmil
resume to P. O. Box 18iO,
Newport Beach 9266.1.
Excellent workini
Condttion1. THE 1i1ta" c1v1c 1n1o. Good pay PROFESSIONAl
Plti.me. Must haw bal>PY Salesrnf!D • broken! The
amlle. car, l>Pbw ll>Wty. opportunl'111 Jomot You.,. c54ii7ii..-,iiiii•'.;·a·-~-· I noedod hn..-i.ty fo r-our • ER rapldly _...,.. R 1 a l NOTE TELL Eat•t• dlvlllon, ""'1llve OJ>
Out..tandini beneflt1. I. C. r.ARTER CO.
Apply in Penon
GIRL. TeCent iY'&duate, posl·
24 Feshlon ltlond
Newport Booch
&n w. 17th St., Costa Mea.a
54&.3421
Equal Opportunity Employer
hon with none teehniotl m-Equal Opportunity Employ-..r
tormation ...,..,..,. "'"""" ME.CHANICAl
for arehilect. No .ellinc Jn·
-.1vo<1, "" 1ypL.,. or J. D. WALDEN CO. OESIGNE'RS
pre\·ious exp. nee. \p_ .... _ .,___.a To $7.00 Kr.
person ml W. 3rtl SL Los e prov•~ • ~-"°"' NO FEE Cali!. ot 1ervia1 to churches.
Anae_les, . We seek a matlB'e, dipiOed Must hava k.nowlfdae "-ex-
Exporloncod
-UNITED-
Callfornlo Bonk
6 ~tonarcb Bay Plaza.
South Laguna
496-1273
HAVE OIJ"nins for ma~ representativt'. perlence ln for1 l ngs ,
"'Oman in. tarre . otrice. Excluaive O. C. territory, cuti,._ A ~raullcs. lm· F.qual Oppor. Emp1oyf'r
Duties consat of typing,. fll· Comm Of SU.000 plu1 is m e d I a t e , lo"I tt'nn
i1Ji, 10 key lddq: machine, reuonable and expected. auilJlmtint. NU1tSES. pvt duty, all t)1lH
&ns\\"erlne phones etc. Must Contact Ji.fr. O'Callqh.an at Ill.I ahifta. Le!ICOUlit NulWI
be able to work % day on !21l) 892Ml9 for •PP'. p p S ""1atrr. JS1 Hoop1ta! Rd.,
Saturday ocoulonelly. ' • ' N.B. . Advancement Opportunitie'll ..,..,..,,...,...,...,,..., 64).9950 or s.o-99M
~~~~ ~~ -~~. KEJPUN.Cff-~ P•cific Interview• s.s M/F ·~-~ .....,. ·-·-" Personnel S.rvlc os NURSES Aldot. an ahilta,
port.unity for ad\lancement.
Pl>On•.
Rul Estllo c.,..,
New or experitneed, )Jin the
OOmpany tbal'• "°"""'· u )'OU do not hi\• a llceDle,
check on OW'
$49
RHI Est1to
COLLEGE Student with food
exp. Full It P rr ror sum·
mer. ;J. hr. 83S-U03 bet.
' (. Would like to make SlS to noon.
$«! per -"· -=c"'R'"'E=w""'"M"'A"'N""A"'G"'E'"R'"
P1cific
ParsonMI S1rvlc11
ll2 No. Tower
Union Bank Squatt °"'""· CaUL =~M:~:· OPER·ATOR. ~~Sf~~~ ·r~~~·s.~s.~
Llconslng CourM
NJ sat .. tn!nhw-
-no cost. Manacement °"
portun!Hcs. Ask b Mn.
Jone9 for lnfotmatkm It
842-5581.
ACCOUNTING
CLERK
TI1!1 job Is getting new CUS•
tomers for SoUtbem Orana:e
County'11 tavorite new11paPt'J'.
No colltctint. no delivering.
Tr&MpottaUon ii furnilhf'd
from YoW' house-. If inlf'te81·
l!d ('aJI between 9 A.l\f. flnd
2 P.M. dalty.
197·1310
BOYS
A .. 10.14 to ~-.. pen
ln the Dana Polilt, SM Oe-
mtme areu.
DAILY PILOT -At.'t.'OUnt~ RK"el\•able e:qier.
Including , h a net 11 n I'. tol-
lectionl: Ir: c re d I t ln-
veiti&at;ons. Type !iO ... p.m.1 -Q-Ul-CK-CA_S..,... .. lO kr:y adder. 2.-3 Yean ex-0
per.
Call F<ll' Appl.
Industrial RelaUona.
(714) 4M-M01
, _
TELONIC
INDUSTRIES
THROUGH A
DAILY ·PILOT
WANT AD.
142-5171
l
We need 2 men ovq 18 that Ask for Rachel May
can handle a smaJJ cmtP ot1-..::::::..:E;;;,sc""'R""ow~.:::.:::__
547-6446
::ss!"!:i n;.::1~: SECRETARY
ty'1 favorite newspaper. Afcn Expeience necnaary
can •am $31).oo to l<OQ.00 MARINERS
,,... wffk d•pmdlO\g 00 num· ESCROW
ber of boyt you can c1trTy.
Thli 11 a dlanlfll"d tart't'r 1515 'VestcJiU Dri\'1!,
<'.'Omm11.ndlng hl1h \\'llf"'· No Suite 201. Newport Beach
exPf'ritncf' ts necessary but 6454111
mu1t be ab\io to rel •Iona: I EJCet. Secy to $700.
wll h bQy1. tf lntw-stcd and Re 1 p 0 n 1 I b I e pc11Ltlon,
can It.art now, call BM·t310 rtporUnc to ~prts. Top
from 9 A.M, until 2 P.M. l.ldU.11 4 poise. Established
CUSTODIAN, $2.f.6 per fir. + Co. e\'e~ lh.llt diffe~ntia!. f'tt ptJd/Al!IO fee. jobs
fllU time', perm. posltk>ns, 7 5ervJee Ctnttr Agtncy
am-.3:!> pm Ir: 3 pm-U:30 •262 C&mou• Dr., NB Ho. ~
pm. ~· re q u I re d . Helen &ha!fer 557-271.1
Pmo6nnel O!llco, so u t h Exec. S.C'ty $700.
O..t O>mm. 11..... South r .. P>Jd. xtnt ll<ilb. Local
Lquna. Gt-131l. An oqua! C.U Lorrajne
opportunl ..... ~. WESrCL!FF
'IJATA itlt0RDER Penonn;,I Actncy
OPI RA TOR :lllll w .. tclltt DI' .. NB
PAJl'l'-TIME ~ MS-2no
Sllbmll qui-lions to! Alto FM 1obl
--.. JUJ'l1lJrlcC!Ll
P.O. Boor 1111, N""P>l1 DoU17 Piiot Want Ml bave
---barpbw plan.
' .. ·
Tarbell Realtors
Dally PlltJt.P,O. Box 1560 To wor1< for larl• ftnanclal 547-6446 OFFICE Clork with """"'
CoN. M,... i:aJU. 926i6 orpnlzalion In Newport pQrou, billlne & typing ex· RFCPI'. new law ok.
bmot:h Lquna lllll1, T/17.
'l')phic. penonablf'. (713) HOME MANAGER Beech. Doy shill. Mln1muml iiaAlkiiilor~Jtaoholiiiij .... May~~& I P"T· Small olfico. Apply
•months ••••••·•nee.I' Allie Mae'i, 1580 Moorovia, l\fatl.lft. competent woman to Q ., MACHINIST NB m-51951. •
I iv .. In lo manare 0....., Familiar with OZ! • 1159 ~· ;;· ==,.-.,,..,--::--. I
County home far 2 adults. To and/or data re c o r d I na Some f:Xpttit nca ln milllng OPTOMETRY a.uit in 1-lunt· Reception It
arrange tol~ew appoint· equlpm~l machlnta, latbes le drill initon Bch ofc. Typlng nee. T1l1phOM Operater
ment , call (213) 867·5361. For Appointment Call preu desirable. SJ-I desirable sat ~ Poly Optics. inc., manu.fao.
Carol Stnlth ~o. Exp in olc ""vrk Jftf. turen of lhc tucinaUnc II OUSEKEEPER/Ba.byalt· AVCO FINANCIAL CallJ.'orAppt Aae25-35.962-3371.. d"coratlve l t rhta,
ttr, 2 t«mM>On per v.1c. 1 SERVICES Jndustrial RtlaUoru ''POLY -O PTJCALS".
evl! on "'*end, flPIJroX $.~ 644-SIOO Pert Time loca~ In Jf'\Ptae lndustrta1
wk. Own tnMp. n.r1 Em·' (714) 494-9401 Ex-rleni:od ' Complox Jw an Immediato I ·~" ·~ -· Equal O\Jpo11unity ,..,.... ~ roqWrtomt!nt IOI' a ~ p eue ...... ...., .,,.......__,
C tiot1Jlt Telo-Operator. HOUSEKEEPER wantod to KEYPUNCH TELONI TELUR Tho pmon """'"" b' the
live '"· I>VI room . beth • INDUSTRIES pooltlon will handle • buq TV. Mustdrlvo. 49<-72:il. • OPERATOR -UNITED-nc:eplionllttlaltwlthho.,1
Loguno llHch k tdoph()I!' ,..p01111t1Wt1t1. 'INJECTIDN
MOL DINO
OPERATORS
(Or Trol-•)
For Plaltlc1 Manufacturer, .,....,.ud lhUt. )(.ult be
neat a dtpendal>Je. J'tmale
...Cd. Mllill be able to wwli
Se.t. or SUn.
Apply 1 PM-4 PM
~ Wtstlltb Sf.
Oxota 1\(.... Cailt * an. Cout PWllcs •
. '
'
-CITY OF -
NEWPORT BEACH
$3.00 Por Hr.
T..........,.. 4 to 6 -0. m.
qlllra 1 llt&r ~
For opplleatlon lo lnlorm&-
tlolo. ""'toct -pl· lloo 3300 N..,.port 81..t.,
NewportBeed<lll8'J.
m46t3
-~-----·
Eq'oal Oppor. Employtr
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
Collfoml• Bon typt,. tldtli m111t loo a ·
m Ocoon Avo.
L.....,o Bo1ch
4ff 6546
cellent, aho a sood P.
dUltandlna o1 ~ •
IJct and bloll!tea F&clloeo. ' . APPl.Y A'r>
POLY OPT1CS, INC.
lfil E. CARNtmll AVS. I ................ !l!!!!!l!I!!!!!!!!' I SA!fTA ANA
It'• a breeze. • • 9111 ywr
It.ma with ..... uao Dall> PllotO--1r1 a -· • , ..a ,..,. ""'-with ......
Piiot Oolllllotl. 6Q.Sl1.
-
j •
DAILY PllOT Su • Juot 25, im
[HJI .__ ~_ ••. ,,,. __ • l[HJ I " I~! l[)JJ I !~I.___ .. ,,_ .. ·...._,-l~I IJ1JC ....... • ... 3 [• r....,.., E ,, ) t o's•: •da1lll1
W-.MIP710 HalpWant.cl,M&•no HolpW..,,...,M&f710 HaltlW ........ M&•711 F11mffw9 110 Furnilute' tll Mi-Ila-• , 11 M1 ... 11-ouo 111 •3•L•ln•os•'•l •Tl•rnoiillllo•,$2.lil·•OO•J
WES! Spore Time Cut.I SERVICE Slatlon ...... f\IJ1 WOOD GA.~ Dr)-.r ~. Glut 10P sTANDAJU> Aii1iii1Stueo' * AUCTION *
R.H. • O.R.
·-· lljtet _ ... -lllnoone!Olflce
Mon thru TbW'I 1M PM'
FOUNTAIN VALl.EY
1 mm• dlale eDllUlllaalono! " put Umt .... ..,,. avail. Salo Sot. I Sun. only ,.ble • dn $00. Maple end MPX $ll.llG. lllU'llW>K11<.lqn
s.u a<tvr. -matcheo. ~ :;s ~ ~. ~ WQRKERS WAREHOUSE ....._us. tG-73!0. ~ :~.,.,-"° ~!i F~Z":
* MAI TAI, spaded. male
Slam.tst. ·7 moa •Id,
Beaulllul louirc ~ 4,t .
64$-'1593. ~,:>' ~~ :Orf! Hllla. RtPort lo pt-only, Wt Med people who tako LOADED DUNCAN "": eoll, liko labl•, 3IOX com)>loi. fifth Auctiool Friday, 1:30 p,m,
com • No phooe ..U.. pride lo quality wood....,. · DINING' RMS new,,..,... · ba1e, duatcover""" SHURE Windy's Auction B•m SLEEK blk. k It l<o• · ~~t~'::' ~ ::=-= SERVICE Slatlon Holp, et· U.. S.W,. °""' deptndJn& * , HI l6'9 M'IS cartr!<tre 'S 0. 0 0 • !lll'75\i Newport, CM -Hall/man.• k Ion( ~
Dopt. NP6i24 Su Joro, Ca. _per, "'11 6 P(nme. 990 E. on -· Gar ... Salt> Ill Colnpi<te mtem, all new, Boi.ind TOO)''I BldJ Mat'I =cat. Rel:p, h:llS ,
9S1SO. Cout Hwy, N.B. PPS/NO FEES Hutch With glass lop, $99 GIGANTIC «>mblned Garage now $289.lll> 'U.S.A.. Stel'<'O * M beroblp in leading -=--=----=-.,......,
RESTAURANT: We.,. tal<-••n~ ~ ntedo e SINGLEneodleOpen.tan, China with glass doors, Sale. Or:e ___ mt b~ F.qufp w ............ l'lll E. "" • 6 MO old '"" .,.,.,,.,,.
COIQIUNl'l'Y OosPITAL
lUOO Euclid aLW...,. "m.l211
-"·~ -·~ S I •-· SSI 1444 •149 •--· .. 1'th St., C..ta 'J\le11, N.B. private IOclal club for Lovable, hsebrolw>. ldhOta, bw apptic&Uonl fer mahftbouselr •ep l nc nper. en drtllet .t an•~ • enouch. BedJ, co11cbe1, 645-a442. , sale. 645,.3500. 545-8353
·I * EXPIRllNCED * ..,,... 10< prac:tl«I nlll'I-.,,........,., ~-Breakfront, $199 chAJrs, tablH, ·dre...,.,
CleclctoH WaltN1oa1 Ing. ~ SHIPPING XLNT ()ppor. Nat'I °'""'m Dining rm tbl. & 6 chrs. b I e ye 1 e. Tach~toecopt. STEREO~ ' Mlscell•neous
Wantod * FREE Blue couch.
673-5(;63 Food W•itrttHJ SECURITY GUARDS Run entire opention far a Hal openlnp !or route . $99 TV's, •tcreo. clothing & 1972 Cam.rd. ~·atemlted,
ooke . , Long term asst&11met1l for lfJ'OW~ng wholl!.u.Jtt, ~~ aalsmen In CM. 96UM16. Lrg . table with 2 leaves many miscell.a.nl!ous & good tully automatic change.", ,.,,,,,,..--------
8.artendtir1 full or pa.rl tlme. So. Orang,. shlpplfl&' l!Xp. req, Cre~t $149 junk Items. Btsl oUer on A.'JIF'M/l\IPX rndio. Sl!al· USED GARBE.i'iSTANGEL
Bui Boys c.o. ~a. UNJFORMS spot tor the clean cut man ][~J Cametable&4chai$rsl~ ~~~\~~~::.1~:,,T:u:; :1us•i[.:eus:~r~1~:~: l\lmt have right.handed
Dllhw•sher FUP.NISHED. l~f for OVl!t'· u·ho wants lo ael l~to I lllrthendiM .,.., &: :coe.ostUt with J)ll\\'f:r dip-Appl)l"lft pC!l'90tl 10 am-6 pm ti!N'. Free group life ins. management. Start t&.~. . Thomaavlllc • Slanley Allegbeny, Costa ]11 e' a new guaranteed. \Vu J)llieck. \\.'ould accept early
J "L I Y ROGER Stcllnr Security Service Call Don Jack.Ion. ~. Century • Bassett lciOSI! 10 So. C.Oast PluaJ. ~:l~ed~t~; .. ~~~~~~ model •tith battery operated
r"'f 1it, -S. , ~·n SL •-·•·Im Coutal Age.noy. 7 7 9 0 l\tany, 1\.tany m0n? brand GARAGE s•• ~. Sal& Sun. -pi d d I e bot to 111. \Vrite:
120
?ifANX kitten, n1aJe, 100&
hair, dark ~rey, Tabby.
• 54&-S&JS •
B.l\RT th(' Bcaglt. 1 landsome.
Personalil_v pl~. "®ld
IOVP big yd & kids. eTJ-0004
RESTArm•"""' owo -•nu • ....,,..,.. 81 Antln•-o IOO ~u..L:. $105. Cash or 1 ma11
\ ""'~~ _.1 Harbor vd., at Adil.ms, ~-names 2 divans, i Jrg lou'*c c.br~. CIRs!ilied 11.d No. 174, DAI-
i'• , __ Dana_15_l5Q._Po_'ld_1n_~_:,_~_. __ s=:;·~=y =~ Of. TEACART. pattern &lass, * BEDROOMS 2 1vrougfit iron bunk ijeds, l ~;;n.Credit Dept . LY PlLOT, P.O. Box 1560. B~~,l~r~r ~~~~~ 6 ;k~~:
exceUent Retttary who can STENO CLERK I piano stool, etc. apt :u, retrlg, drapff, di.shes, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Costa Afesa, CA 92626. 644-720l ~ Dcsc .. RCH Ulwne ttSponsiblllly ar<l Dottle'• Antiquoo WAREHOUSE many other 11'm.o, Rea~ l24 -J>IEEDED WANTED nn oonslgnmont --------1 iu;: U\ work alone. Need& car. CITY 0 71U We1dlninsttt Blvd. Gamet, Balboa I"' I and , ft ES PONS IBLE anliques, ladies apparel, .FREE kittens • l calico_. l
SECRETARY Sklllo: lhorthand, lyplnc -F -Westminster LOADED (corner Puk 6 Gamed). W,ORKING COUPLE lun, ;.welzy, etc, Must be bl k & whl. Lon & hair.
<lBM' exec . ) calculator, NEWPORT BEACH 897.-9995 with all sizes & styles MOVING. Home &: patio NEll> one or two bedroom In good rond. 544-9311 llisebrkn. Shots. S42-2:349
.. lo..,.•tinr job working !or
PllD:.O h\ l"'IOll" Top Co..
ulary A benefiU.
=~~ 826' ~ $S.OI • $S.61 Per Hr. ~ANY~ di!:rkiable: * LIVING RMS !~ 1:!~;!; ~(f;1i!! =~= \:.:::~·!~~~~~~ion lad-~;:r:ii.lv~r:.~~;lt ~~:
SECRETARY to Vice Presi-Pm:nantnt JIOl.itiot'l. 20 hour 01.k le: maple chain, aU • umbrella table. benches, hi· TRAINED dogs) $150 most. der, alum or magnesium. Good "-atch dog. 6T3--0S2ll
NO FElS!/P.P.S. dent. Perm&lll!nt pt. time, 3 ~:ort week. Re q·u i re !J stripped & varnished . Variation of styles fi equip, RIC m 0 de l Vic: between 19th It Vic-Cash or trade for 36'. GD homes for a ma.It: &t !tm
days per wk. Must be sharp. 50 wpm typlnr, 100 wpm 64~14. * HOUSEFULS aircraft, t~wrlltrs, books, torla -(near ·W. Bay St.) 675-5750. purebred Keeshoni!s. 11
Poclflc
Personnel Services
112 No. TO'A'tr UniOn Bank $quarl!
W·admin. exp. blqrnd, :n.tust SH. For application & in-100 Year Rose"·ood sq. grnd et~. Si:>-1940. 4621 Wayne COSTA hfESA. 548-7881/alt. l\1EDIU~t size 'A'OOCI desk rar mos. Obedience • c )11,
type i0-116 wpm. For appt, formation, contact Penon-piano $200 Classic design Will separate .~R-•~·~C_dl_M_. -----6 p.m. li~ room. Also 3 or 4 nice 86S-5221 II.
Orango, CalU.
~7-..+4~
• Alk toe" Rachel 1M.v
488 !:. 17th (at Irvine) CM
642-1470
call 6«·7688. nel Office, City Hall, 3300 "TOugbt iron railing saxi. !ram Model Homes YARD Sale. Good Bks. ""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""" bar stools. 962-1689.
SECRETARY: Vice Prtt. 01 Newport Blvd., Newport Singer treadle se"" macb, Estate Bankruptcies dishes, toy11, furn, 2 king sz FROS7-p?oot Frigide.lre 1b -=::..:::::::..::::..::::::_ __ n--.... ...., u.... 1 t nd 165 ••~J'""" beds pread T · cu. ft. exeellent eondition Muiical ln1trumen's 822 growing co. Jn,the dYJ'.18.mic .P<:&eb. ,,_, v•J"VUJJ· by mn co · ·,,......... ui•. Spanish e Pffe dit 1 • win
housing field . Be au t'I f u l June 26th, 1972. Ar..'TIQUES: Saraloga trunk, Maple e Modern bedspreads, Ches~. crib, $90. Queen size Jxod, hlapleJ 'o"°RD~AN--Tro-u"':>e_r_N_o'".-,-120-
modem office by ~an. rocktt, $6i each. Cabinet, French Provincial other ilems. l\lt>sa Del Mar, hradboll.rd $50. ~faple desk an1plilier, t toseley 6 strong
Family atruo..pbert. S?::.O. Sunday only, Delivery of taNe, lap dHk. ~""' each. Cash or finance available 867 St. Clair. CM. S2.i 7 dra,.er l\faple dresser el
C ne"-·pen ...., A---nd ....., SAT/S S30. l\taple night stand $12. ectric guitar, both like all Helen J-la)'Cs, 510--00.15. ,,,. .. _ """'°"'''~" a Ships otock. soo. 49'1-1284 No reasonable offer un/)1on 8 A.\f to 5 1 ne\v, and Kapa 4 string bass
Coastal Agency, 219 O auperviskm of deliveries. Re-t!Vff. 1(£) LaM1rada. L.B. refused P.i\1. Furn &: misc household l\lap e coffee tab](' $10. Club electric guitar. Original cotit
Harbor Bl at Adami. C:\I. quirt>S valid Co.lilornia driv· Sale \"arehouse at items. 54 BalOO& Coves, NB. chair $10. Beigf' naugahyde $750. \Vil! sell for best otr<'r er'• license and good driver ANTIQUE rol.J.top desk, ex· ·Y 673-.36?1. 8' couch $70. Xlnt. Dinette
FEi\tALE · Mini-Doxie I o
qualified hon1e. 557-8565 or
~17
AOORABLE, alfe<-lionate,
yello\V & 1vhite stripe6 Cat,
about6mo.Frt.~.MS--0537
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'J FEi\111 male
neutered.shots. HERITAGE sterling silver 642-18TI
~~~ 1 ~ Circulation Depa!'tmMit AppliancH I02 er! 3033 Bayside Dr., Being JQJ.d from home, 50% flute w/solid ailver bend --------'-
joint gold springs $975 new, CUTE kittens • l oalico.
4 lll06 old $400. 645--Xl93. Muat see to apprecia.te. benefiU. Call for ap. DAILY 'PILOT KENMORE auto. washer · . G~GE Sa.le, 3U7 Yukon oMllu.chJew.IM;.,?i_• ~~r-11: gaF1!:',•,•r·
.. lntme, nt -·~. 330 W.'Bay SI., Costa Me.a •m Fri * 619 East 4th -· L-v• e;v-o.....,.., .,...,, g. auto. washer $40. Santa Ana Ave., off Paularlno. Too vases & whiskey decanters.
SERVICE Station At.lrnMnt, TELEX Frja. elecL dryer $40. Guar. Open 9:30 am to 6:30 pm maey Items to list. Fri, 25c &: upl. Call be!. 2.
1Ull time eves le-wkn¢s. & Free Dd 54&-8672. Open Sun 10-5 Sat., Sun. 531-3440.
FENDER twin reverb
$300. Gibson ~175.
"50, rn.-066S
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TIME to S('(!k fortune-Calico,
mustard, tiger, 6 wk old k.it·
tens. 540.13:>7. Must be exper., neat & OPERATOR MAYTAG repairman bas ""'!MONO Chord ~· * GARAGE sale, Sunday.18 •-, -DOU,..,;,.~G~H~BO~Y-~-,,._ -_,.-_ dean cut Houri w•• .. --·C-• ~· "•-· v·--~ Office Fumllvrot LESLADYA:ASHliR Y -e Major broken.ee house heed• w1U111Ct'I $35. to $100. Can with bench naUgahyde l!da Tools, bldg supplies. Ir. pool. 4 fl. deep \~'ith ladder, E f
I: E:Jperlenctd want· lncentive bonuJ. Don's Gull ctack operator to hand.le deliver w/l yr. auarn. chair &: ~ttoman ereen' misc. 2755 Bristol, C.M. extra large pwnp, 6'' railing --,q.;,u...;.p_. _____ i..;..24
MOVING, free , b 1o11 d
oockapoo dog, 2 yr , old.
Loves children 963-7163. , ~ • ...i .. 11v ,.. Service, 590 So-Coast Hwy., but)' wire under pn!IJUJ'@. 83S-177!. Kenmore "·uMr ' " elec, SELLING otrr•. Lots of all around. Used 1 summer. * MET•• De·" 1orm,·ca
td "7 ... ,... e.., small food LaguM Beach. Ho·-6·.30 AM to •·.30 PM. = -stara • not a suqer marltet. .... O~ XK> wuhers, dryers, dryer coppertone, Drexel T~ "Cheap", 199 E. 16th Make offer. Phone ~1617 top. l yr old. lx5'. New $lll. ADORABLE puppy,; loyea 6' fNo S&l JUsht •or Sun. work. SERVICE Station aalesmen, Must have brokerage ex-n gerators from $39.95. ma.Mg server or-small bur-St. Of. anytime. Sdlliw $115. 644-1096. children. 4 mos old. hfotbcr
... _.,_, ._ a...-llal ~--ii•· apply ht' pelot'I XU W. ~ience. Plush location, 545--0780. fet ...,..,..,aht Iron ·•--top 'IERCEOES '63 be t II Pl /0 ,..wl. ... ••-tr '-"='"" .... ~ HW)' • ···~-. """""" GARAGE aale. Baby &: n • s o er, anos rgans 826 ~m~•~nl,,;poodlc--•7._644-_li__;,;!lllc.. _,__ ma.. Jurn. ,,$2.2'' illur. ' '. ,~'fPO;Ft Beach. Newport Beach. Excellent GOOD automatic washer table &: 4 chairs, t.ooled camp equip. Lugpg:~. furn. elec. drytt, large capacity, PUPPY, 6 \\•eeks o Id .
Apply SERVIC'Z -ma attendantt, aalaty. Phone or come in dark bl~ $40. 64&--7565 Only leftthertop matic;ig oocktaU 304 Bucknell Rd., CM. $75. Wigs, brown & red. SlO. ALLEN-O:>NN·WURlJTZER Half-German Shepherd '1KI
Lb:idbfrg NutritiQJI., expd. Full&: pt. time. APPl-Y for Interview. between 4 &: 1 pm. table, 2 mahog rnte stands&: ea. Slide set, galvanized Organs, Pla:nos, Harps1d:lords
(bl nar· ot the 'l'ai World Bill Ruh Qlevron Sta., m-.c bedmi. turn 673-36Zl PATIO Sale. Sabot UM>. '68 h'ash cans 833-0C40 NEW-USED-RENTALS Golden Retrie\.tt ,675.-4898.
, 2408! El 'I' Rd '.. Fu Poid REFRIGERATOR, v • r y &I Dalbo« <»ve• N. B , Honda 00, 150. Many Mioc. . GOULD M S Store on }O••er level So. oro .. --. clean, inside &: ouL $00.. 7130 ·.1. •• -"' • • 715 Camphor, E a st b I u t t REFRIG-lrg 2 dr Philco xlnt U IC CO.
C.0..t Shoppinf Ct"nter, Com 4 _Hill_•_·-------\Vestmimter Ave. Westm. ~ priced! .. E a r 1 y 644-1765. cond $80. '68 Evinrude out· Our Glst year
_M_•_u._> ___ ~-"'-'-SERVICE Station Attmdan!:, VENTURE REFRIGERATOR, c I ea n' '..American ~ IOfiL, grftn CAMPING equip, bar, boa.rd, runs fair-needs \\"ork 2045 N. Main, S.A.
SALES Clerk.:&tnale. ~ tun · time eves & "lmd1. auto, defrost, 5 yrs old. .,in&' c:bttir, maple end ironer books etc 9952 Ef· $65. 5.Yr?"59. M
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party &: pe.JM!r ~If.ore: ' Must be exper., IJH~ &: %1.82 DuPont t>r. Sui~~ .. 206
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..:.,. * 893.9060 * table, dble clreaeT, 842--liNi.. flng~ Dr. 'H.B.' (just oU '70 Honda Trail 90, seats for WE BUY PIANOS-ORGANS ~... -i-........ -.. clean ' cu• H-·-'·· w..-'+ Irvine ~ ~ v ~13 "-dlnett PENNY OWSLEY •tanton Pets, Gentr•I .. l50 '"£"".,..,... ~ ~r .... -.. .,......., ~...... ADMIRAL frost-tree n.fri& WHITE trundle bed· 2 new Brookhurst, btwn Atlanta ' an, ,....,..._ '""s• e, ~
quired. F\lll ~-Appl1 in incehttve bonUJ. Don'J! GW! !!!!!!!1!11!!!!!!...,!!!!!!!!!!!I!""' 1 yr old lik 15 tt' spring air ma~ bed Hamilton) wuhtt. V\I/ camper tent. 11352 Beach Blvd. 892-3314 The Tropic Zone
per.on, 9 am-4 pm. 801 Service, 590 So. Coast,HWy., TELEPHONE Answerlfll • e rll!'A'. cu · • . 842-tOOO. Dail;y 10-9 SatSUn 'til 6 _1 n.• St c M ...... ' ~~-, ....... n s er v t c e "--:.?.• EX· SlfiO/best ofr. 6~. $75, mattresses, $45 le S35. DELJG_HTFUL_ finds furn. . . 2064 S. Alain e .Oprn Now -.er ., . • m1·. H1UJ1C"t• ..._ ... _ Beach. ..,_..,.. Hard k "'ATERB~-~•·• ~--tt SACRIFICE F he n.b PER.IENCED oNt. . Able WASHER and 'Dryer, $125 · roe maple desk & and brio-a-brae. Mon. ti: ·~ i:....-·->& ;,;i.u::: ma. • . JSC r °" Y Santa Ana's newest a ,..~t
to work all shiftl. Repney. \Vasb xlnt cond Onl 3 . wall lhell. SGS. 2 painted Tues. 10-5. JOU \V, Bay msulator, li!Je.r. wood frame Grand pJ&nO, walnut trad. Tropica:J Fish store. 5 fal. 64>~. . old cau ~ .... ~ Y yrs chests, $lS ea. Desk chair Ave., N.B. I: . batt. $50/'best of r. N(lew) cond. $1100. 6'75-44$, tanlc w/hood Sl.99, lD p.I.
' ~· $15 644-20.17 6'lS-8266. 459--9242. tank w/hood $6.99. Eureka
TELEPHONE .. IOlici~ top GOOD Kenmare upr igh t 2 ~ssett Br~ I Iring . ~G~ast~~ ~ B 8:: DBL mattress .t aprings, 1.JPRIGHT HArdman piano. air pump Sl.49. Black A.ro-
aal4f)' + ,oomm. Pat time ~. exc~e tor · size, • ' · · llx12 white rug, coffee Good condition. $250. or of· wana $2.49, Elephant Nose
eves. Orange Co,., Airport J'l'frii .. or aeJ.l.. 549-0833. comp, $700. l 4 .pc dbl bed 0569, Sun 12-6, Mon. 8 am-table, patio t'"'' misc. f~. c:.•i: """"· aft&, Call after 4, pm &lk $250, Naugh recliner, avoca-J pm. 673-3772 --. cc.c....:~:.:::,;::;"'==~--$1.00, Artificial plants .f.k=
for SUe. 557-1f81. BEN HUR upright freezer. do gm, iso. Couch & love Household Good1 114 . HARDl\tAN ea.. Oi"tom filter U).99.
·, S7S or TRADE for seat $50. End tb.ls $10 ea. PAWNSHOP sale of forfeited Spinet Piano _c_a_ll_9_'lll~·~F~l•~•·-----I
~ONE .JaleL Top Refriami,tor.641)....0T85. 557·121S. COPPERTONE Col~spot items.T1pewrlte r, $31»919-4475. GROOJlitJNG .
poa:mfdloaj .. ,_ Ap. "· -~· <.d j t All B--• 0 ' ...;... 4ri , . w~r•• Ii SEARS elect '~• 2 overws, £~!& $50. Twn a:ld ., carneru. Pro e c ors, Spo t" Good 830 '""""''" nmge O>. s ~ l2·00pe2~ t .OO ............. IOI aJ>pearance of bltin. Din ~t. Westing~ wsh/dry. Pert binoculars. watches, rings. r ing s finest, 10 yrs. exp. Compltote
• • •"""1 · 8 chn. Baby crib. :rwfn cd, 8' ai~o old but comf. instnnnents, etc. All sold at BROWNING ahotgun 2 o medical bath. clip nails, ~·
AftDOP, , nr..n:Jr:t.. Spertafot movie beds & dresser dk metal SlO. Bedding, Pyrex watt, fraction ct value. Sale starts gauge «Wer tr \ttl(ter. ribbed press Anal gland, clean· &:
For an ad lrrWoman'• World
Call Mary"~ ~5671, ext~
International Designer Patte.rn TE~ E P J! 0 NE Operator, c&mmt w/Sol.lgor lenses, Reas. Contact ~ 4: 30 pm: ~fisc h.sehold I t e m • • SUnday l1 a.m. June' 25th. baJTel, retail $550. $.125. 300 medicate ellf"S, hand drying.
graveyard ~ • FOl!elt. w. cue It light meter, 646-7044. 1)45..525L Holroyds Pa\\'tl 756 W. 19th Remington auto. r if I e Animals R Us 8JS..8Sa:>
Laguna Beach. Wolle~ movie projector, l\IUST Sell. Med.it velvet RA'M'AN tbl, 8 chn, $95. 41'.e St., C.M. 642-9101 • w/acope, model 81, $100. 12 VACATION? Don't pUt yuur
TRAVEL AGENT 11exco lite• • acreen Best s>fa. Jove seat maple sofa desk, $.18, Bureau, $25. 3 543-6ll8. Pu.gt; Remington, model pet in a kennel. We'll pro-
Exp only. l mm e di ate otter $150. &$-~. 2 lKf: lampg Medit coclrtai.l, sngI beds. $40 ea. I king, $99. CARPETING-95 sq yrdc of 870, auto shotgun, like new, vidl! 1'LC at your home
opening. Good pay. Trani ~Cameras. Leicu, etc. hexagon, sq' commodes. M 6 pc Medlt Br suite, $290. belgt-sheg. Good Cond. A fl!i. 22 rill!, model 63 $1S. 546-7805.
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Globe Travel, Costa Mna.. 35 2% slide projeetor, pty. 536-3597. Carved teak cofftt tbl, $65. good buy at t.2.~ per yrd. 673-3622. ~BAB~~Y~M~ICE=~25c~-.. -c~b-I
6t6-6006. Sat A Sun. Call eri&r&er. 16cc & Imm DINING table w/leal 6 Antique trunk, $t.5. lllS 548-87'98. TV, R•dlo, Hifi, AU. COLORS ii·~~==:!:. =:-:~==·l.~-~~pro~jec~tor~·~T-ake_.::..gun chairs, Danlsb mod.,' It. Highland. w.4789. DRESSES from Bangkok. Stereo • 136 e !J6S.<J833 e in ~ 892-3834. MIOd . Xlnt buy S 15 . DIN eet. $25. Dbl bed Sealy Hostess & daytime. New I: AMAZON Parrot, nttda af· TURRn LA THE PENT AX Camera -n.8 962-2:1)6. w-headbd, pi, Add In. oome not .. new. Size 6, 8, 1972 ZENml • RCA TVt. ,.,._ $100.
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OPERATOR Nonn•l lens .,;th :mmm TOP quallty-uoed 5 king mad!, $25. w .... & dryer, 10, 12. UlS Highland Dr. Drutic pric<: cut on all '12 ~8
.... , 3 ·--J auto. TaJrumar F4 telephoto bed, end tbls, rame7ilin. tbl $70. ~ill.8. 642-4789. ~~~ed m:. r;:,: i: I ·C-at-,-------15-2·1 1;1:~p ~--=~~ SJ.95. 565037· w/4 chn:, Fischer Stereo. Jewelry 815 lONG S:t Mattn!ss & Box di8a>unters 'v/l yr picture
'-W .. s N 3 ... ..a PENTAX 3SMM like new 1.4 644-1347; 644-4323. spp. xlnt Olnd $60. Dbl~ tube l yr --& ~
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amer • Riiey o, •uu Jena UV. Filter hard case DIAMOND, over a carat, mattr $1D. 24892 Branch, El ' .......... '
No. 5 machines. Sl49• 54&-4816J833-()l97. 5 pc. Sp. Pecan bedroom set white nav.•less. coat $895, Toro. Terms or cuh 90 plan. All
PERSIAN Kittens, CFA
regiatered. blacks, al.lo
Persian atud s~rvice from
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\V/mattressea $150. Cherry sell $295 PRJNCESS ring Zenith 23" color from $4Z.i
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. .. Ex:cdlent ~ benefits. Fumf~r• 110 wood din. tbl. w/3 leaves I: emeral~ diamonds. valu~ ~~C OFFICE ~~:-.. ~~,~~o.
• ~ di:n ~~ work week. QUEEN mofa bed $s o. 4 chr's. 557-0296. fJ.600, aeU $645. l\1EN'S REAS:>NABLE=-RCA ZJ" ;;;1~'; i46!j, 5 Siamese Kittens -7 wks ~ , • Uroom 1et (black vinyl DREXEL Mahogany Senlcr. rings, blue star aa.pphlre 962-2:256 25,. $449 to $619. ABC Color Fem.Seal. bluepoint, Ula.c.
'.E ' • , >.p·•· ,_ ~n . 90fa ~. cbrOme & glaas Excel cond. 18 x 36 x 33. l :!,th 'ft:!; diamonds, sell S49. 'lV, 9021 AUanta, H~ 61'3-G4&5.
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~ -.• ~· ~ .. --coftee & end tables) $2511. tray, 3 drawers, 2 shc:ves. "II',.,..,__.. RONAU> Sleve:DI Studio tingt Bea. h 961--332!JS --IA-ME--SE--Se-al-po-in_l_kl_tte_ns_4
J . -, SHUR'LbK .CORP. Italian desk $115. B/room Va1u•·$2tltl !or ISO. 832·13'9. QmGINAL Indian necklace, ~x:""· ... ~:i~: 2l" .; ...;.~Color .TV, $15 apiec<. 2 F, ! M.
•, ~ _ .... 1.,.._..:' _ i-E' Norma•• Pl I<!. tnc. ni"' stand <no bed-CUSTOM made 12' Sectional bracelet ring made by ~--H-Bch ~--Medi!-•,-· nu-~ 548-%138.
Ir •..:. •_41J'· O NII ' ' '"'1'~ • din&) $225.. Pecan t'Offee & sofa, end table &. cocktail Ame:rlcan 1ndian, from ~L "J•t • 2l~ ·--~~ ,.::; __ :, -"-'=------
; ............ 1 .' • S•nhf At.t end tablea $295. Redwood table Incl.-$200. m-.4746. estate sale. NECKLACE 4 ALLEN SYNCRriGRAPH ~~ ......-.x· • ......., Dogs l54
Equal OpporbmW:;J Employer patio fUrn. $35. Decor&tor 8' SOFA &: Jove 11eat never bra cele t, ma. asl Vt ~~i_415 ~ ~ Ze~tb 19., Black I: MIN. Scbnau~ out.stand.inf
, ~ , kitchen .et 1 $135. Colonial Used. tx>th $l39 'Sewiqr handcrattl!d. exqtilslte 18 5t2-l'134~Ewt • weekends.~ white, excellent ""'*'-. pupt w/~~.. S 9 0.
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•1 '-• , I i end, tAble $19. Small bkcaee macb $25. ~t ~ 968-7910. 'carat Sllld ·ltlld, from Jtaly, UHF. Portable $85. 54&:]B. 963--2900.
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,I ' ' \ WE'""ERS $10. Vantty dlalr $12. CUbe ' Mkt ..iue $12MI. tell $550. VALUABLE ooliectioo ol i ,,::::=.=,;.:;::;:;::,;=:..:::;.=
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1;~ tabln $2 each. Mile 1arden LARGEST S'OOCK of Naw.jo 615-1521. wwtt Az:my Navy • AF SANSUI 500lX Rec e iv er
I 1 .J' to $4.Z Hr, toolt. lawn mower $65. " Oriental'"'"' tn OrlJWe DIA!llONDS-Buy Dired "Yank" m.P-1, bouoo. never used. $tlll boxed, DAILY PILOT
!._ ·~ _.-Muat be able: to "ftld to cime I\tisc. household 1 t e m 1 • Co. ~ cleaninc A * WHOLE.Ul..E PRICES * 491-2348,. $299. 54M816 or 833-41.97. It ·~ tolerances,. thin "'(a.D a: n;. 557-3111 after 6 o r repa.trmg of aame by 3rd Da Diamonds 496-3090 OUVE TREE $23. Gd quality tape: recorders,
I • • per. with m>tlc materia.11. weekends. pnet&tion rug weaver. Buy. na FOR ~cnoN
I ' ' . ' ,f't -JI' t! MOVING: Eag" to lid! line Selt-'l'rad•. SHAii 'N SHAii, Machinery 116 Y~\r~O::' ' =-:~:· UlS lfi&h· • • • -"NO' FEISl/'•p s f l ( kind .~ .. 2023 So. Milli St. SA. • . ' -------' ..-, , , urn. o a ~~-'Soll-1212 AL LEN SYNCROGRAPH
' l t . carvedOakbufJet. Twin•~ . l\olOOEL E 1"15 HD J7F .• n ernational Pacific , canop1ed bed w/'J m.atchinl GAME Set-sold ch a 1 r •. DISTRmt.rroR. MAC:IINE ' Designer Pattern chest 1c desk!; staruey•1 walnut table hu 2 lee.vu. c.1.,1™ __ L "'-_,, .. •
71732 a Boutique pattern Pertonntl Services Ole' r!d liina:Je bed&: match-$275. Awcado gtten -c-=-~="---~·..,..,·~..,,....,.~=
112 No. Tower tna tall chest of drawt:n H l d a b e d $75. Black ATLAS 10'' metal lathe $450. )/.. • 'few,o.IJJ Aditflf Q.w. ·~
A touch of the "Wild Wild W06t" appears in Union Banlt'S4tiare dPlk " hutch: Maple ,..,'. nalJlal»'d< rocJdnJ chair Logan 10" ....w lathe $300. A ... n11 .. 1o rh '""· lhi.s Boutique shirt dress by way of th~ front Omigo, Cali!. retary, aol<kolor.d 2-pc. $2S. 644-1!5& 962-Jl39, To davalop -fot Mondoy,
'and back shaped contrasting yoke. Curved 547.6446 oecl•acl:aJ".2.uycltain, KAl\GES Italian Pr••· Ml""'1-..i"""1a-_.----=11o=1 • ~~·=~ttrunbe!s •e..a,~ing addbes a lltUe bit of'f!are to the skirt -"k tor ~ciiel 'Id.,, ~ ,.,....,., blue, oerver, Ethan Allen dinlns ro=a-·""""··-_.,.,...,.._"<',~.,,.,N,...·~'". •-.,_ .... ~w w~ may wom long or abolt. To~slitch~ Pd 1knl patteTn. Best cit-lft • laatcb. cblir, ct,*. i:x~.:;.:::, A .::.!' 2T• 3211'• .•i111.i1m
iag trimJ the collar, yoke anci button front VIVIANE w;o&lri 11 con-ftr. Pleuo call m4ll34. ~ colld. 10 to C. $:. a.n_. 111""1 !~ ~= :!\".:"" ,!!~ng. \~•al for linen, pique, denim, seer· 'ducthw Dlo1r. Acad., Ora. LOONG!: d:Olr, brown WINcm:st'ER 10.,., adlon :::::; ,.~ :l~
.• .,...er, co on, synthetics. 71732iscutlnready c.. ~ilJY, y.,, tnr., -· LilN ...,, Soc f37. s• veiwt «>ucb $65. Love 32 __,,, _ ~ '"" ,,......, .,,.,. ...,._, ~wear Miss.., Slus 10.18. Sl2e U requires "'11 ;'llll:ald1ory n1 Gulop,$13.eu:mi ... tl!!O.Tlltbadcbeddlvan ,....._ .... i~ lH:. ::~·.,>;,.,:•~·!!.;\.1
2 1S yardl o! 45" fabric for the long sfyie, 2 General Foods °"'1-$1!il'l 91'.!2 ,.,.. 1'111 lliO-~Q31.!!1,,_..,....:•-----P-to-•'-,._ -.p 1:1!1! ~for the sbort and I ~ yards of 4$" con-w~ TIME FOR' All llke ..... llCMln. Wedel .. --iftlil. n=.... ~= ~=-.""""" liaJt for either style. To order 71732; give ~ " .-· food BR 'ael-• -•box ;Sla 6,l\\>rnonco.-l!r ... • ~~ ~=., ·...,.-
.;::-name, address and zip. Send '100. Ad· ftltr-. Call .Jr-. Bob Q IC CASH -l:dl:od, UJ ~ ch•-.r N.,. $JOO. Qllor. m-opt 11~ 4A • ~'" ""'"• I E~EA, Box N., Dep't. CX·l5, Milford, l!omr Restunpt, -2000. U If d!est1, 2 end tbl1 Ill/all. GOQD Automatic WuhOr, ~:;:...,. ~t;;;.,.::: 771::'; JAO.,.
N.J ........ Pat~m Books by ClassWcation: WAl'ITED. IJve in l!!!IPr" llJ. 645-1114. dwbl..,$fl.6*-'J5M0n!y )'°"..., ,.,.., ""'"" l~'°°".!.~eo~e:i~0 -•U~.: ...,,,,...., .Ik Hopwk. THIOll8H A OOUBUl ~ ': *"-· ._,.,' •' .... .:~ ..... ce::--g=
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WANTED: Good home for '65 rf~lla~ 'fhunderlilrd," iid' Y,\NJ(EE 30 PJM, llko ...,, '63 GllEENBIUER Camper. e ARlSTOQtATS ll30 MOOE!. A, lullf ,.. •ff l'ord Y1 Ton ' '
traloed fJieodly combo Mtt<. l/O 17'. New eovtta. <urt.m mt. lully "IP~ w/•tloclled tent '72 PACE AlllOW e Nl!WPOR'IS •tore<l l<blt numinr """ \18, •U!Omatlc' lrlNO, ndlo, REWARD
Sheyherd!Done Gd "(ildda ~C<llent Cond. Sid ct IW!. Al.BERG 3:1, nice! $17 111. Ell(. -..,,. --1< l!SO. e AITll>lllA,-P 41tlqll, $!!&, W heater, hoaY)' du!)' "!!lipped.
owner. IDOYbic m= or 11995. ~1562. GULi' 32· cbl $23 111 54MlOll MIJJORHOME Allo, -1 lllOd 1395' up 0.-....... '56 Comes with· camper ahdl. A
lll/EX ~. 12' Sean GamdJoher Row PEAllOON 30 try lU M 8' full cab owr camper with M>IUlllAM ~SALES real wort< -A extra Will PAY 11111:11 DOBERMAN, AKC pup•. Ch Boat Oon, cuahloor, u.ed OPEN HOOSE. 3336 Via Udo .Tade E>lcellent "°""-. " _, . 2109 W. 17th Slftet '111,VW Duljo &py, ld\'l'ra clean. mmz. UfUI
In blood Uni. 6 wla. 2 ....i "'""'· 1163-3177. • maG IUl)'llme ii16-e95a. Thll la the hArd to ,.., Slnta Ana mf1 5!1·1!!111 Manx Cl'opn, roll bar, Iota $22tf •
-•--l blk I I ' model that evervont B•RGAINI of ·~ M .. d II '~·'""""-•-·..._·------,_...., Blu 11....&. ~. ema e. &o.t1/M1rlne SAILBOAT '86 VW Camper. Rebuilt wants .•. wlth Au~Uc • emvme, _, 11 ' &NW """f""" """""'"·iwm1 """9J I UVUI:
m.«1.'15. Equip. 904 11%' O'!J<> '""'--· eng111e. -ot 4M-481J tran<misskm, "°"" 11..,._ 1912 17' thilu wjth eleo ~!Sp. PHONE ~
*· YORl<SHIRE PUPPIES Companble to Udo 14'. after II. ~ -..... tollet. Sle<pa 8. Sj\eelal, "IO• DVNE Bum" Metal MIRACLE A F lote .....WI le
AKC. Mole • F maJ '69 Jom-& HP, 111 ~ Main a jib, $299. Good .,..,. ••• power .• IP& ;J.195. 2 ooly. llaka ~ •-A tide ..,.. 2145 HarPor Blvd. or • < ""-
• e e. llllO cond. ~v ~ •• ,.,_ ht di•~· 673-M68 Dino. BRAND -· never u.ed, -· beauUful1!' ap. Me .. OQnper Sala to•-i.i.'--:..,... • X1nt Colla Meu low ml..... ....... Ea. $46-.2101 Days 546-2'184 ......,. ..-c,... ._., camper-tn..Uer. Inquire at pointed Jdtcbe.n 'filth 3 --c M u-. -v tk1, Jmporh, trvclt1.,
Eve C.. 673--02«!. 12' Fiberi'.lay Sallboot A 2561 F-Dr.~ burner stove, l<lrc<d umt -Harbor, . . 6tMOO'J cond. lll50. 54&-$91 ATJ': BIKE RIDERS
DAl..MATION' pups -AKC PE'ITERS d&l, 2~ KW, air traUtt. New main, jib, A beet, clel11Xe bath.room A 18' FAN, telf conta.Jned. l&I Trucks 962 Carrier holda 6 motor bik~. c~~~·alk tor Buyer
Parenti OFA. Certlfied. oooled gen. Just o'hauled. spinnaker. Complete $500, Cyct11, lllcn, Other luxuries. .. Only .., 1tove, "'1"· A: wtr heater. 1971 Dodge Maxi Van DAVE ROSS
Blka I: Uvtn1. Prl/pty, Askin& $495. MZ-8281 finn. 548-3373. Scooters 925 mllH, but nc.~-a little JJ.295. \Ill, Air conilillonlng, <'tc, 000-
'63-3521. ao.11, Powar 906 ISLANDER 29'. FG aux •69 Honda Cl 350 ~~~ .~:;!;k· Serial No, can 51}-'1182 '71 CHEV. CIC, A.•kln;j795 NEEDS bom•, male, tan sloop. Xlnt cond. MIJ\y Excelle t condltton (ll7tll39) EA ~ ITCH YOURS! 13' Sha•I• EL CAMINO PONTIAC
needs """" to run. l5. enw.r. e.,g, recently """" 8;lll-5l49 HAUOU,..... R VW -'l\'W._$7.<;. 518-9851 • lUuan Wl_ID 24IO Hubor Blvd.
Shepherd, good with kida, 1960 • 25' Trojan Cabin xtras. Sips 5· $I0,900. Ctt<I a ,_ B CH CITY DODGE Partly ..it contained. Near CUSTOM . -f\ftAll llnMI
842-6331. thru. Ford Interceptor, all srAR ruu aUlboa.t. tr1er, 655$ Bea.Ch Boulevard 1970 15 n . 9X>TI'&\IAN Sparidt~ bronze melalllc TOYOTA Colt. M••• 546-1117
DALMATIAN , Pups, 6 \\'ks, new eng, access also Cover, ad &.lllli1'.t ~ $950. 1871 Beacti Blvd. HUnti.._.ton Beach travel trailer. Sleeps 6. saoo. 11n1$h w/matching full vinyl Wli PAY TO'
AKC Champ llnee. Summer (generator, Water , pump; 54&-6995 ... -' . • " . Huntington ~a.ch 8q..f4.l5 (714) ~~ &U-4494 l_pterior. VS, 3 apeed trans.. 646-9303
, fun lot kids. Pri ply. etc.). Bait tank, swim step, l~'l'AMARAN cu§T made combination 3 "SIU. WHITLIDGES" push button radio, heater , 1966 Hfll'bor, C.M. CASH
St8-7017. 'c"s•~J •tainoew' -~y ~~· L• :ur'~ $650• ~orcy~Ws•~~r;.~ues· SUNSET MOTORS Tr•llen, UtQlty '47 ::::~t!.'l.,.!;!:i ·~01?~~.~~ .. s~,~~t~11':: .
sruD Avail. 4 Yr old· Ped. .uNY ' 6 ......., ' ...,...., ~-~ ~' _.. UJCL uu= ~ 6 plQ' autoroobUe. consider trade 646-J242 .
• ~~W:r 0;a: ~~ ~chop;,~hlull~lil~•~j;.! ~Dt:r.:•$!;: ~~~"s~=3~~1~ ORANu:?c~~u:r' 5:YeNd~~aller, 32860H. $2666 Aut0Lee1lng 964
Ooke of utter. 673-9518. an n, e acac:.., Trail ..... 1i...-1 ., .. ; '"•o . UC. Never wear out . *, 968-867'1 * t•ak deek, lull)' crptd, 90 •• .. --· ~u • 832-1309. ELDORADO
lbeuoedcanA-.,)<11 eou .. 1<1 in. _.._
GROTH CHEVIOLET fi ;u<c STANDARD PO<J. gal gas, 15 ga1 waler. Ready :w SA!\' tnboard ·auxil Head, POWELL, lot• modtol dh't Mini Allio Service, P•rt• 949 • Naben
DIE PUPPIES, 8 W!a old, to ga to Catalina! Great galley, R.l>.F., Cust. detlgn. machine. Ex~ont oond. & MOTOR HOME ·Cadillac
•illi.. can iiS!--01&8. li!hlns boat. v.ru. l8500. 833-1J31. extremely rugg<d. Knobby $6448 Tl RE CITY
SIIJ<IE Terrier Puppies, Will accept n:as. oUer over LIDO 14, ~o. 319, xlnt cond, ttres. 5 hp erw-tD@ $100. Steel Radials 235xlS $49.9S + .2fm HARBOR BL.,
AKC, 1 wkJ. Shedless, adot·· ;600), Call 66-2440 Aak for fully eqUfp., rio!). Sttrim after 4PM. FULLY SELF CONTAINED FET, Poly Steel r---A .... ar 540-91.00COS'CA ~pen Sunday
a6te, Reduced! 962·8377, ~ * 536-lm * · VELOCETI'E 'Ibruxton, 1967 It IT'S BRANO NEW! $36.95. JU Jackers $JrsO~pr. ===:-=--,--,...,:=~
BEAGLES-AKC, 2 males, 1 SCR·AM-LE-JS SABOT, LIKE NEW. vintage, better than new tn. Ser. ·~ F60xl5..Belted \Vhlte Letters ~~fN~ Spec~-·~~~
wks old. Show quality. $250. tide and out, $1095, Rudi Phone ~77 $28.50 + Fm'. U. S, Mali:'s Sftcriflee $l295. BK R,
Champion stock. 645-5916. ANSWERS 64>.2404 Nted'1etsk' 5.le-4300. 1970 ,Harbor .Blvd, = '!!;.,, "::f" Ward so·s 6'1&-3ll2. * !!t>t'lnlo>r Soanl•I AKC, ... 8 Meter Sloop. oonvo!rted SCllWINN Lemoo Peeler, 5 Coal• Mou ces. ~."'6"'6,....,G=M"'c=-"'TR=u=c~K ·Co-owner or terms. for cruising. Xlnt c d . i;pd cost new Christmas Free Bal~ with this Ad.
615-2667 Expend -Camera -Decade $18,500. 644-4048 aft 5. $u0. Xlnt cond. $ 7 5 , •n NIMROD TENT TRAIL-1950 Newport Blvd., C.M. Radio, beater, ( #\158139). * SAMOYED PUPS, AKC -Manage -Muster -Pig· 32' Columbia racing sloop. 833-3fil. ER • • • LIKE NEW • • • ~3SSC. l;ws E. CarQi, f.175. d)r. ~.
OIAMP UNE pen -EXPERIENCE Sleeps 4. ~. Sleeps !, stove (}{X6879) ll aw a 11 an G a r. d e n 1 ""'-=--'--~~-=,,--• Her husband toJd her, "You .... 'l"" 90CC Super Honda 1965 $l295 213 860-0345 '68 Chevy % ton P .U. speed
545-1914 are too extravagant. II llnY:-(n4> ~3"5 Heavy duty clutch, dirt · · ~ C1 I. $2SO above low
• srorrtSH Tmler """"AKC thins heppens to me, you'll LehmM 10, complete, tire•. Good cond. l lSO. BEACH CITY DODGE 6 cyllnder Cl>evY ·~lltllne 165. bl... overloads. elect & ! -~~7 ~ty._M & F. prcibably have to beg." Good eobdition 531-?m. ~ae~~"·l30er.a1;~~ plua:·lnt, $1700. 962-7392. ~ m ~ She replied, "Oh, I'D get $250 or otter. 6'f3..6?96 '72 Yamaha 360 ~ 21" 6555 Beach Boul<'Vard Qevy engine w/beads $25. 1955 Y.ord Pickup Good Cond.
along. Look at the EXPER· l<l'I'E No. 395 !rt whL Xlnt cond, 1300 mi Huntington Beach 1929 Chevy body $30. 4 apeed $325 or . b e s t oder. IRISH Setter pups, AKC. 4
moa. 1 male, 1 fem. Ex·
cepHonal. 646--6985.
YORKIES-AKC, f e m I 1 ,
Satriflce-must aell. Now
-612-8647, 675-6291.
!ENCE I've had." With dolly • Vtty aood cond. $275 &: take over payments. cn4> 51)..0 tnterantiON( trans $15. 6 ~.
28' FAIR.LINER 11 port $750. Call 549-<lm. 646-4m6. Motor Home R1nt•l1 cylinder Int~mational head "·63""'Che=-v~%-t_o_n -p-,/u-, "'3_'1><1_
cruiser, fDbridge &: all Bo.ti, Sllp1/Dock1 910 '70 HONDA CB 175, etec. Available for da.lly, ';eek.?' $20. 6 cylinder ford head 409, " ton springs, radio.
goodies. X'lnt cond. All starter, nr nu cond.1800 ml. or mm;ithly basis. 21, 23' $15. Chrome Ford valve $850/best oUc.r. 536---7329.
mecltrnlcal parl3 S:blt. New Fresh tuneup &: battery. '72 and 25 sell contained Mt>-covers $4. Scbocks $2 pr. 15 ~'&l"°"Che=-v-El~"'Cam~i-no-V~So-cstk bottom paint. Slip avail at DOCK26, ,,or..w,lbathNroom2 Balup .. ~~ reg. $350/offer. Roger Mot'-tor Homes, all equlpt with gal, gas tank SlO. Parta dip
Dana. Point by a PP t, • "':> mo. o. uua ri.Jon, 424% Femi.eat CdM generator, roof air, and 50c per-am. 839-3905, radio, overload s Pr Ing s,
Try our lellsc experts for
Sav\n£s • Sat:Waction -Ser·
vice.
WE LEASE ALL PDPULAR
1972 MAKES AT C'Ol\1PE'l'l-
TIVE RATES.
Call 1.falcolin Reid tor
further details.
THEODORE
ROBINS FORD
2)6() Harbor Bl\•d.
Coata Mesa 6-U-oolO
Autos W•nted 961
IMPORTS WANTED
Orana:e Counties
TOP 1 BllYEI\
BILL MAXEY TOYOTA uml!aochmvd.
H. Beach. P'<. w.-
*Wt buy older cora *
l25 • l50 • 1100
for most can runnlni
call 892-5017
Mk for Salft Manqti
l82ll Beach Blvd.
Huntiqton Bea.Ch
117.«187 ta ...
WE buy all makes ot clean
used 1POrts cars, paid for
or not. Pleue drive in for
tree "PPra11al.
NEWPORT
IMPORTS ,
1100 w. Cout 11"1 ..
Newport Bead<
'42-9405
WE PAY TOP DMuR
FOR TOP QS!;D'CARI'
•u,....ctrlldVa~
Rt UI fint"'
BAUER BUICK
2925 Harbor Blvd.
CMaMeM , ~
W1LL Buy your cu paid lor
or "'L can RAiph Gordon * WEI?rtARANER PUPS * I Wks. No papers. S25 * 513-48)1. e AKC POMERANIAN$ e
Males. Well trained. 1-S.ble
$75; l·black $50. 838--0625.
~:1548. Owes, N.B. 675-4331. wlmds. 646-4455 wkdy~. many other extras. AU ,.-:;...-==-,,.-:-$675/best oUer. 536-7329.
17' Schlada SK with no Coaches 1972 mod ts. 4 Tires 82Sx15 Oii F 0 rd ·59 Chev. 1-' T. V8. 4 spd. "'""""""""'"'"'.'"";'~-. 17' Century Classic inboard. mo HONDA Clr-175 $350. W are c. ~k ~ls $15 ea. ~ , trans. Radio. New tires, "'.::
New e~. C O;m PI et e 1 Y . Mere ~B. ~~~· Good condition. e have the all steel Amigo trailer, hi<! new, 4~ x 7 ;. --1 m' .......__,_, ""nditlon.
=-=.Coallu..,.
Autn, Imported 970
. -·-IRISH SETTJ'RS" itlKC • 64.>-811"
g. Genn. Short hair Point·
er. 1S moa. Needs love &
large yard. $100. 557-7548.
ADORABLE white tiny tcy
poodle<. Sholl.
· ~ or 534-38g)
DARLING COCKAPOOS
B WEEKs OLD 110 EA.
6C--481B or 534-3885
refinished w/traller. Asi,.;,..,. Sharp. $17;iu. --.».,.. •. 000 0255 • also, Please call 839-95601 &"""' cu ..... ,"-..... '"" -~ $125. ~ ' •Body lair 1375. or bcot of· $1095. 644-4905. 27' Side Tie v l spd * '63 Conette !uel injection, fer. &aG-1828:
18, LOBSTER BOAT Apt. 15. 63l Lldo Park Dr., SC!flVINN an ty 10 .
Newport Be ch Bike, 2 mo& old. liJcr bnnd .,..Pete, Mioc llOlal1 h19<k 1965 Dodie p , u. truck S
Motor I: trier $950 a new. $65. ~7877. Chevy ~ ~l'BC eve1 speed. ·UWlty boxes on side.
MS-6685 SAi L BOAT SL I PS HONDA '70cc. mt cond. a wee~l)dl. Good th!• fr.iO or bell or.
'16' Dorset. llO HP. In 4 out. Newport Beach 548-2'J53 Good trail bike. With xtraa. VW es:ie re~t, exch. inst, It ter ..... 1531 aft. 5.
Ready to go. A"'1ng lml. Boota, Spttd It Ski 911 lB). 491-11312. ,.,.,.. $275 up. Vt n c e
f342..6800; aft 6 call 548-5761 M 0 V r NG . over a ea s • Automotive 1366 '• K , ,
L1' OU'mOARD wt~ horse 15' BOAT, ski or flsb, 30 b.p. customized '71 Honda 150 ~ 1..-0ean. C.M. ~177.
molor -trailer. Complete! elec. start Jobnaon w/trlr. cc. Xlnt. '69 Lightnins BSA 1363Blk.1 Harbor, Garden Grow like to trade! Our Trad¢•
Cl:ASSIFIED ADS
~Ill A~TION ••• $450. 645-4181 alt 6 pm. $450. 557'"'742. 650 cc. M6-3012 1 So. of G.G. Fncy. Paradbe ~,i,trnn is F )'OU!
38' Flybri11i', perl. 1hape. FASTEST.' &lamoroul "1d SCllWOOI "Lemon Peeler" ?"233S ~ .!:;"' mw!: can C'ALl, ~2~5678.
. Sold 2x;$1j,900 & lU,500. boat on the coast! Call 1137. 5 spd. Shock •beorben ... ,., * Mamn Pearce*
MALE German Shorthair S.c-Malre olr. 673-rnB. 5744 S.I, Sun A Eves. t. ""'· Coot iux;; ..n 115, Autos, ,_,,_ , 9'70 Autoa, rinsiorttd · ffl
-·· All ""'"· rabies. 1J FT. BOSTON WHALER 536-9198. Motor Homes . Al 1~":·~:.~;,,. lO~v~isl895 T-Jl•J '71H~300C.c. Sal e R HONDAS G 'ORE! Poodle~ R ... 0 n • b l e • l8"I'boo1pooa, Johnoon outbd. -64&J212. es entals nST D..... THE' ,.,EW, HON QA
968--0728. $6SO. Engine needs work. * '61 Honda 90, with _,.. 558·3222 (OUDEI
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. ~11'19 C•mpers, Sele/Rent '2G in very good condition. $50. 1411 ~. VIUage Way, S.A. r; •
AKC, 12 wks. Bull or red. 12' Aluminum boat, $50. 54.8-3857. ,. · me EXPLORER--25'~ sl~ps
$75-SIOO. SJ6..l!681 926 E. Balboa, Apt. " ' Camper combo '71 Normn 7"1 Commando. 6, 2 ajr conds.,, 5 kw ....
Balboa. , 1 Brand new '72 GMC %. Tm Super abarp. Priced to sell. X1nt cond. new ti.res, brakes Golden retriever, Male
3 mo. AKC. shots,
56-'"69 1, Ou boaiil -1 · •-· •P.U., 350 VS, auto. trans. 5(5..131B: It cpt., extra fuel Ir Water " ft. t w motor °' P.S.P.B. 7SOxl.6 8 ply tires, tanks -...!... trailer $300. h.d. camper equipped with 1969 Honda SL 90. . C..t l16,000 .,.w, w1l1
156 332 llAMILTON, CM '72 Four Stal' 10%' cabover w;_ · . w~ ~~)~ ~
13' Boston Whaler. Standard camper w-rear toilet room 548-8373 67J..9339 or 545-0UJ. HorMI
* APPAl.OOSA * 3 y..or old gelding,
• rtgl1torad. $41S.
CALL ANYTIME
540-3803
ESCONDIDO UVESl'OCK
AUCTION'S 4th AMual
Registered.all Breeds
Hone Auction. June 30.
6::11 pm. Auctioneers Riek
Beny I.-F.ddle Rogers.
model. $600. 613-C990 even-that 1leeP1 7. plUI air cond!• MUST Sacritioe-72 1970 Travel QUeen, 18',
lnss. • Serial No. ==Suzuki. TM400. Excel Mini-mobile home. Ford I ... ,-.--... ~ .... ~:""' .... ~-~!"°"' ... -~~
Booll, R111t/Ch~rt'r 90I $5995.00. $650. 646-4892 ~-··v• -----"'---.-BR.l BARRY ~"""' o, auto trans, ale, .... , '69 Honda 90, reblt, xlnt lo ml. fully • Sell coo-27' AUX. SLOOP cond .. Pll or bcol offer. tained $6950, Consider trad~
Perfect for Wttkencl cruises GMC-FIAT-PONTIAC 64&-5?26. 67>00.0.
to Catalina. FuU1 equipped. (ht St. at s. A. Frwy.) ·n Suzuki :rs ... 90-R._Blazer, SCHOOL Bus Converted to
SS radio, RDF, aleepa six. 2(n> E. ht St., Slota Ana Pop Gm, '73 Uc. Pert. motoc home $1495, will con. ""-"""--·'° ' r '
6'2" headroom, complete 558-100> cond. $300. M0-8597. skier trade fi.46..3242. UNIVERSITY :,,au:;,:;at•;;,rLo~~'. '62 PORO 250 1970 Triumph 500 CORTEZ '66, lo ml. fully • • . •
557·9046 att. 6,30, w/8% t~ Eldorado Camper. =·-we:: Grea~°':'i equip, ~ps 6, orig cond. Pvt OL=· ILE.OMC. TIUCK5-HONDA
SAIL a 40' New.Porter $l550. Sf4..3417• · pty, S7l-737S; 542-3583. 640
w/okip only 175 % day. 1150 '70 VW POP-UP CAMPER, *BMW* •n Sha.ta 18' mlr hm for 2150 RJOlt COSTA MISA.-540.9
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· Orange County's Only.
Thewel-l:dlW .. cle
DEAL£R . ' • . -
.. ., '"
Tisf"DRril Tlll ·fllNm Ill TODAYI
A// Models in Stock Now!
LAR6E SELECTION OF ALL IMPORTS
' IJ[IMIDIATI DIUVllY
i.
N. Frttway 78. Escondi1o
CA.lit. e 745-00U
EXP'D riders, 13 yr old
Gelding,' all sholll A
wormed, 10me tack. $125.
53&-7704 dyl.
full day $600 wkly. 615-8185. 15,CXXl ml, excellent cond., •n · R60 like new, 15,000 rent. Sips 6, sell cont, air. -We An~ hi..,_., .. T• ••
ll,000. 419-2217. mllet, m-t\209 Sat."' son. Pvt ply. 497-2384. ~~•:. S.ll
909
8 It. sUde in Camper Sl"ps 197Q Normn 750 Commando /iA~ut:o•~·~l=m~po~rt~ocl:;;;~9~7~0~A~-:~·~l~m~flOl:rf~Od::::· ~'70~.A~u~ll~M~,~l:m:flOl~rf~~td~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~ -------------·----------
'
!·FOUR yr. old Appeloosa ~
Quarter borl< lllly. Seddle,
•, . bridle ., blanket P»o 1. 637-<!843.
\ FOR Sale, JllARE, Good
1
'1 Cond. Includea ..-.. all
, tack. M7-83tt.
BOARDING STABLES
j Beaut ""'· 11271 Acacia \ Santa Ana Hta. 567-Ul>I.
I
I
l
BOX atallt w/abavingl. All
te.c;lUUet. ~uonable rates.
962-8679.
it.AcK Western S a d d l e ,
breest plate, bridle A ac-
cen. Call 641).()786, •
SAILBOAT12' (FleetyOau) 2, ice box:,.lotl of storage. 5800 mi 19'15.li ~~ .. r~·~;.: ~~.'l!:~l·Fernwood 197!Yam6!.n!,End..,, G"REAT '"'1SED CARS ;;~~ma m~1 ii,~; 2/~~~E~L Mm.: HU:~A :; • .. •
1 u ·
UnboH aaill, dcill)o,. $3!i0. BRAND ljEW, 1972 P.U. with tqxl. XLNT COND, ht lliSO
675--0059 new I! camper, fully factory takel. 613-18
:II' VUW. all bo&L New equlppel. Camper Includes CAM11TI U0 . dh't/-,
Alli, full coven:. JUlt hauled 11Dve, fee ~ double bed, $125; Hontta 90 dirt/street
.. ftlinlohed. Must IJell. ,...ey to .... Serial No. l95. !l68oQ15. Tmwc bu;yL
Owner. 64>IDO. TCE212ZSlll)2. $4,595. ·n Honda CL 11'5
bAIL Y PILOT · BU.BARRY Scrambler, 100 mJln.
•988-8614• CWSIFIED ADS GMC·PONTIAC-FIAT •71 )jujey> David aon FOR ACTION, • • tlot st. at S. A. J'rw>'./ ~. Low ml. Muat
642·5678 2iO() E..~,..,-~ ..u. it~ 5'8 ll909 alt. 5.
•
••
llDCC n -Total miles drl-14(. Moat oelll First
$150. ..... Sll.1'14.
MoblltH-
b35 One BR. choice arncr
tot.' -oomt '51.15 mo . .lnD 7/SL 327' W. WU-,
No. 21, c.M.
Motor ""'"" MO
Rlllt A Motor Homt ,_,..,..,.. Vocotlen * UMlt1 * e .NEW 23' .. 25' ltlnl7
M. H.Alr,loadedl Beatnte1
-""'· Pvt pty 1111-1387.
'12 WINNEBAGO 27', ~
.. ah'/cond. Delwc • .._ ' -·-· '7Q 27 FL Winnoboao: """' 2 ah'. Cenolder tnde. ~
Befort t AM or alttt 7 PK
a..utJC.CORTEi .. ta 'f7,
•GOI ml. Xlnt <11"1· Jlot to
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• lpMd, RN .. , ........ (XCI •) ' r "8flt ,._ 1111 ffw ainfwtt lif tlll'N, (0Dn) A ... I 8f •
'65 VW DELUXE IUS ............ Sfl'fS
.... Roolj CV.tom ltldttf ..... owm. W11tt1t. ,.,, ~ WlllOOws, Jttbvlll 11111111
IUOl. Mt 11111. W.tnd OntYI ,
'71 vw 411 WAGON ..• I ....... $Utt j
MtMllk lllld, JUllt \.lb ..._, ..... ......,, llN~ Tit .. l,...J ·
'61 FIAT SPIDER ................. : .$1 011
a110w ltoorn c:wftliri,. NIW TO!t, IXIY •:IOI. 11'11111 lttl W/11Ktl lnlttlOt. '65 KARMANN GHIA ............ '·'"" °"""' RtcUo, H•-..,., l'ectlrf lltlM.lllt lftflnt A Tr9!1to. ... It .,,... .... , (• MO~ f
'66 VW SEDAN .................. .tltl
'$Nrpl O.;._ .,..,,,.., 4 ....,, lll•H. CltYI WI
'68 VW SEDAN ................... SlCitt
• ................ M It Mtdt 11 'f'U. (WXMJlfl
'67 CHEVY J/4 TON .... I ......... $01 ltJ '70 vw CUSTOM SUNDIAL CAMPO sz~n
OrMt ............. -"yl), TNt. ..... ~ ~ ...... """"· .w... .,., tmnll '....-~---~-----=--=-== '67 VOLVO 122 S ......... : ....... $995 '63 VW PANEL IUS .......••• , • , .$10U
ltmk11n1111'. hdltlnt ..i. ~ ........... fK~='------
'68 DODGE SPORTSMAN W.AaoN .szoa
YI, .... .., ... """""'·
,,.,,.II(,. UAl"'4 U" ETMI
'68 vw FAs-n4·-c-1-.-.-.. -. -.. -.. -.-.. -. -._s=-=1~.2,==s
, • ....., ............. ,~ t
'68· YW PICKUP . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Sttl
bdtl, ........ ,....... ..... (YIJl -
'Sf YW IUG ...... ·~ . • • • . • . . • • • . . S6tf
1111'1 __,, c1es11c °"'""' """"""' one •1
'6S OLDS 442 ................... : .Sfti' .......,..,.,.....,, .... ~ ...... ,,. ... , ~·-'65 OLDS STAIFm .• , ........ .' ... Stti
c.ori-tl* ,ull ......,., llldlrY l lr. lilM Ill''· (RP'J•I
'64 VW IUG .................... .-Stt ,..,..., ......... °""'""' ar...... ....,.... Uilllllflilft. .............. a.t. ''""" ...
'62 COIVAIR VAti CAMf,IR, ••••••.. Sitt
....,., ,..,llt ....... (OtY\ tit)
'69 vw SEDAN ............... -. sun
et..., °'9f9tt """ .. ...,.. , Oll'lllM .......... OWittlall T""' CM #tCA) '70 VW SEDAN ...... ·'·., ..•... , S1Jtl
Gf'tlll'I w!ltl Ii.cl lllf .. Radio,...,.,,~ T~ ffJ+llilJ
.
@ HARBOUR VW ·;1111
, , I '1 I , ,,-/\ r:H LILVD. HLJNTl~Jr.Tnl\J nr:Ar.H R42. ··la i"'1 "Mm;.
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'
2000
NOW IN STOCK
f'er hnmed loi.
• ' Delivery
I lllltont C....tlt
,IANK l'INANCING
1 .. COAST
j IMPORTS
'
W. PacUle Cit. Hwy.
-(ll4) 64UJ406
Alfa Romeo
i NOW ON DISPLA r
A.,..... 1-md 970 Autn , tmpot<I ..
;.._.:...C-O~R-TI_N_A_ HONDA
970 Autos, Imported 970 A.,..... ,,,,,..,,.. 970 Allhlo, Imported 970 Autos, lmportM 970 Autor, Imported 970
-..,T...,o'""'y.,.o "'"TA--voU<sYIAGEN voucswAGEN
'67 l'ORD Cortina. Compltt•
1¥ ...,,..Utionod. Good
miJH. ovub&Wed erwtne
last ,...... (TJW2S3) S851 -re Robina Ford, 2060
Hartfor Blvd.. Cotti Mesa
642-<>JID.
'68 Coninl ' dr.
Zl,000 mi. Pert'ttt.
. $1\15. 67).-0717
CRICKET
'71 Hondo 660 Soden
lmmteulate, NII or bat of.
ter, dlr, 191-0224.
'71 HONDA 600 Excel c.ond,
A.\f/FM n.d, Red wl~k
!~!'. 21,800 mi, S1iXXJ
968-7'60
JAGUAR
DATSUN • 548
--• MAZDA
.......... 0 ...... '" " ¥W
e Lffvln& Country: Mutt --------aeil un Datlun Station
Wagon. Call 846-5673 aft 4. IC\ HAL GREEN£S
\'.YMIRA ClE MAZOA
MERCEDES IENZ PEUGEOT
* PEUGEOT * '67 MERCl!DES
250S SEDAN
i!:XQul.U. -help wilb A> low u $2,2911. CNo-, llSel
full leather intrrior, fadu)i J1UT'": WARRENS
a1r condlllonlnr, auto ......... Sport Car Center
power 1tetrtn,, P>Wtr dl.c e ORANGE C 0 U NT Y • S
brakes, AM/TM ndio, LARGEST
radial white aide wan tire1, no E. lit St., S.A. 5CT..m&c
Joell beauty that abowt fm .
peccable care Wide &lid PORSCHI
out. <TWJtTB>. l-_,,..,63,....P""O""R"S"'C'"H-E.._-
$3555 OTona• • blA<k. Exc.Uent
-~:~~~' =-dillo~~:l::;~
2600 HARBOR BL., lUw.n. C.WWI
M0-9100 <X>STA 1gE.!" Sunday TOYOTA
SAT.·SUN .. SPECIAL
'69
TOYOTA CORONA
• -· white llnilh, • speed (ZKZ<Zi),
• $1099
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
11111 ... ch I I•"·
Hu"tln1t•n INch 1474 555
'61 VW Kormann Oh io
• ·-rodlo, heater, ., .. SAT.-SU~6 .. 9SPECIAL
ceptlooally clean, 38.COJ
mil.,, ooe OW!'<!'· XllJOO'. VW SUNROOF
$11'9 • 1peed, radlo, heater C'YZ.\J·
Low Down Low Tmna 004J,
PHONE 645-5799 '
MIRACLE .IAZDA
:1145 Harbor Blvd.
Colla Men
'61 VW·bctlltnt Cond. New
titts CRldia11), Ma.a:!. Ne1v
))lint, Uc. Buggtr. SUSO.
64frlll80.
• $995
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
1Ul1 l •ach l lv4. * '68 We1tph11..lla campt'r, all Huntington l••rh 147-ISSS
11.HM ·s A: xtra equlp. Reblt e111. vw B 1971 Ex I a ... , Rodk>, pop ' ,pc1 htT., nd U. Loe&ml"'.I· Ne<
CPli· S1950. • aft S. ".° , m1 eqe. cw lll'°"I-* t1N"1, Sun roor, Custc;1n ., •• * '70 VW AmACK. buillin bed. Many extras,
Toyota 6: J&JUU Dealer AUTO, AIR. XI.NT COND. S2600. Call wkdays 8-t. 1965 Harbor, C.M. 6*-9303 Authorized Sale• 1: Semce PR t VAT E PA RT Y. 836-6611.
'71 91 lT 900 s. Cout llllbway 963-Ul23. e°'L°"u°'E:.:,VW::,,...,8"",...,..,-.,.-.,,.-, .. =w. (..; ' " • J ' ..) '" " •
L " ,. J , • '
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f.', , 1 '<I I'. , ,.
J im Sl cr:ion' Imp s.
Low miles, 5 1~. AM/FM, Larwia Beach 540-3100 '66 VW Squareback Wagon, Auto stick, R/H, Air, 8
comfort Jl'OUP, aUoy wheels, '70 TOYOTA WAGON &ood C?!lditlon, radio-heater-track tape playtr, 2
elderly corporation's vtee $1495 sood tires • $825 or best Of· spn.kers, A-1 con d . '72 Datsun Pickup with
camper ahell, 4 mos cld.
MU8t sell $2300. 962-16277 Ht">t''''h h "•~"!"' './:.111'1r (I, f,i,.11 ';!
....,;d.,,t'• l"nooal car. eau SANTA ANA TOYOTA !er. Call 9'~. 91'}-1687.
Harbor VW, lB1U Beach Service Dept. open '62 VW Bus. runs good, needs ~.68~&,..;,,'6-,_7 ~vw=e~ .. ~,VWT=~738=>.
Datsun 240-Z. Excel Cond.
Mu1t lell! Ydlow.
il','J H .,,t;·Ji t•: .. i S.1nt.1 An .1 ~·l6·+ll·i
l '; . f\i\,• IJ·' ~ ~,., (., Blvd., Huntlnaton Be11..ch. '1 :30 am 'til 9 pm new pinion ee11r. S450. IVOR 807). See these E.Wa * 'ST MERCEDES 2'J'.l.S. ""4 842-44.15. Mon·Frl. 540-5212. t17 W. 646-9278. Sharp Cars Today~ $995.
Autor, Ulld 990
BUICK
'70 SKYLARK
CLUB COUPE
v~. auto t:ra.na. radio,
healer, po,,.,·er atttrinl &
brakes, tinttd zlaM, white
~·aJJ t!J'ft. fACI'ORY AIR
COND.. witll only 31,000
miles an<I thf' rem11lnder «
Bu1ck'1 ~50.000 miles WV·
ranty •V•il11.b/e. 'J'hi1 tm-
m1culate Buick is a Sauer
1pecial. it 74ASI I.
$2695
!16U351 ' . ~· S.rvlce Piirtr . Body Shop FIAT
Spd tran1. Wood • leather -c,.-.68.,..P"'O"'R"S"C~H"'E°""'9"'12~ \Varner, Santa Ana, '69 V\V Bug, clean. rood con. Dir. 547·5826.
lnb!rlor. Good oond. Call S speed, ailver. run• eood. '71 Toyota Caroll• dition. Sll~ or ofler. Call ·Fvw=e-u"',,~e~..,.-n~d-n-,w~161J07. Immediato Delivery
HUNTINGTON IEACll !'COAST IMPORTS --------~~ c-t~ e FIAT e
SPYDER. Fuel inJ., 5
.... AM·FM, rd amd.
... ml. Pvt JllY. 12.41111.
~. Do,. 1157~770
D ; ev,er 4 wlmdt
·llfl . ' . ~ IMW
IMMEDIATI
DILIVIRY o .
ID Ill ABOUT
rse•• Dollvory
REVllR MOTORS w. ht-St., llata Ana ~1n
CmtOl!N .,
e 121'1, 124'1, ISO'•
DEMO SALE
S1644
Plus Tax & Llcen ..
& Dealer Prop.
'72 128 2·000R
•789157 e VOLUME e
e $AYING$ e
•Bill Jones
SPORTCAR CEN-TER
2833 Harbor 54().+t91 * COSTA,,MISA · * <X>MPtZr SERVICE,
PAR'I'S-.-OOl>Y SHOP
J'actory ~' MechaniCI 16 ~ ...
7:J'.I am to 5:30 pm ~ ;.-
Mon., Tue1., Wed , A: Fri. nun. to 9 pm
'H l'lot l50 Spydor
Gold "' In ttal -c:oodl-•l5095123. A.lklng
h1 ., • I • "i
17331 BEACH BLVD.
HUNTINGTON BF.AC.H ,, ' '
U4 :l b6b6
MERCl!DES IENZ
'67 MERCEDES
230
Sedan. AutomaUc. power
atemna. power brake1, fac-
tory air conditioning, push
button r•dlo. healer, radtal
tlrt1, leather Interior. This
heautUu1 automobile lhow1
exct!llent care by prtVioul
owners. ln.rPS26l,
$2999
.... Nabers
• Cadillac 2600 HARBOR BL.,
<X>STA MESA
540-9100 Open Sund>y
50 USED MERCIDIS
ON DISPLAY NOW
LH .. NowMer-•
$111.71 Monthly
HOUSE OF IMPOstTS
6862 Mancbesh!r, Buena Pk m. 1250 on Santa An11. pn,ty. $1195 , 1969 MB. 251) Sedan.
-
<f\l•M l....,:1 Imm•<. c:ood. SJ.~ lllwn. -prl/pty. 544-mJ VOLVO 1911 t.m.2511 oedan. Blk,
AJC. Auto/ AM/FM '$4000.
11611-,:::.:.;Horbor==• C::.ll::o:..' _.;,146.;;..;-;•;;; I Pri-pty, 614-171.1.
A-. lmpomd 916 Autn, lmpertocl 970
* * *
54(}-3943 or MG-~1. $4195 Sport car. t 1pe~, radio, a 536-Ml.8..i .. cc eng.. A1'1/FM, PoM;rhe ft•,. l••..:I real buy, 190BSW, * '65 V\V redon. ?\t'\\ p11.int. rln11, \\•ide o\·als. Must aell.
Ulfl. (AlllO $1399 Chrm rims. R.eblt l'ni· Gd ~7775. I TOYnJA Low Down Lo,,,,, Terms brl's. SiOO. 642-29~2. * ·m V\V bus. Sunroof, $1900 T PHONE 645-5799 19i0 V\V Wesfphall~ (.,1mper. or ~st offer. ?i1usl SPll. . '69 MGB GT 1966 Harbor C.M. 646-9303 MIRACLE MAZDA Pop top. n(tw tires, etc. Lr11.v111g for Europe.
Radio, beater, etc. The ttaJ ~~=~·==~~~ 21'5 Harbor Blvd. $2530. 540--1919. ~ 64-'6--'30'-13-'-··~~~~-~ aporta car that make• )'CM.! 197 1 PORSCHE 911 T Costa Mesa :-::
know it. ~. As.kin& Spec. blue, mq1, 1tereo. ·n Toyota LANOCRUISER, '69 VW aqback. Ver)' clean. '68 VW 7 Pau Bu11. dSunr;:
$1875 Must aeU this wk. Make SU'J5. l OWN'r. See at 333 E. lug. rack. Xlnt eon . S
offer. D•"• 213/620-9440 u ' x '· Hardtop, hub1, air. 17th St. near Liquor store. or make offer. 536-3507.
l ~ 64.2382 ..
'•lllM lr.:I 261. Nites 714/6~55M. e MUST Sell '69 VW BUS '68 VW Sundial Camper,
""""-UUID '51 Porsche conv. 1600 5, TRIUMPH Great cOmt! $1800. rebuilt engine. S1950 or of· JOJOJA good fnechanlcal cond. SlOO .. --------• ~s.-0342 fer. Ca.II 536-0288 eves.
• · ,,._.768. * TRIUMPHS * GRADUATION ' Spodal . '65 '71 VW e&m!"r. pop top, xlnl
1916 Harbor, C.M. 646-il3oo -.,-,,-O-P_o_r-1c_h_1_t"'l-l"'T-71 CLOSEOUT Bua. Xlnl cond. 1700. Pvt oond, tully 'q u IP~' d .
'70 MO MIDGET st.,.., M..,, PT!vate Party, SPITFIRES AS IJJW AS S2!9!l pty. -1635 Alt 6 pm . 5<8--0"7~"=· ~----
Under 9000 mllea, perf@ct Days 139-9SISO, aft I -GT-4 SAVE $500 1966 VW, 9 pasa, Bua. Xtra '70 V\V Bus, sunroof,
top, anat Condition all 133-3155. FRITZ WARREN'S clean. Priced to 1ell at O'slzed tire&, cust int.
around. 178927. Alktnc 1-.~se-PO=RSCllE==.~R~E=B-L~T Sport Car Center 11100. Call 492-<1589. Fl-I r.d. Xlnt oond. 12500.
$17'5 ENG. DARK GREEN• '66 VW bit . 5'8-162J mornlngs & eveL ~Wl lf.WIA
• XLNT
6
_ •-•. COND. S 14 O O, O R A N G~~~N Ty' S It batle~. ,;~·«,~~ ;:~ .-68-vW Squareback. radi~J1,
1..-.:io.u 962-9734. runa xlnt. 42.000 ml. $1000.
710 E, lit, S.A. 547~764 or offer. 6n-5469.
YOLllQ 1972 Porsche, 1972 Triumph GT &. 7•000 ·n VW Camper. ill. Radio
,f 911 T. Targa. Ll1<o now. e.,t off" VOLVO ~639-3983 miles. Am-Fm stereo radio. S:ZS..9S?9 or 548-Z11S aJt fi. -·-------
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9.103 ' . lmmaculato c:ood.' Mu' t 1--------'71 Volvo 1800 E ---""-----I 65 Pcr&che SC Sunroof. Tape aell' Prlv J)lrty 557...s.389 Custom V\V , very clean
'68 MGC & eyl. l owner. Deck, Ittbuilt En Kine · ' ' many extra& 4 Spd., w/overdrlvt, Radio, Very, veT)' clffJL $1950. O!' Saaitlce $ 2 4 9 5 Bkr, '6!> TR-6. 26,000 mi. AM/FM, offer. ~ ~ wire whJs. tonneau, xlnt * 635-1125 * 1i1ichelin Tirl'~. 10,000. !\tiles.
cond. MO-(IM8 atter 6 PM. Be11utilul White ,,.,.,Red '69 MG Mklpt. xlnt mnd. lo '62 , 'Porsche, tram work 'M V\V, p@rleet mtth. cond . Leather interior. Stk #47A
mllea, wln; whll new tirtl, needed. $1200 or best, offer. 1962 TR3, rebJt eng .It front ~~ ~~ work. 968-5905 $4199
SJ.400/oUer. 534--0107 ewr. Call 64~10CS. 11uspen, new 1M1t1. $450. ==~~-~-,,.-.
.67 Porsche 112, 5 •pd, Lo 536-0062 hetwttn 2 • 3 pm .'Ill VW, xlnt oond, lo mU•. nu CREVIER
mil Go·nr --· •·n or loav• not•, 401 AUan1a, m..., pvt 5401y8-.St!ll) MOTORS e1, . 1 1ove~ ... -· ox --------·I thii wkend. 96&-S172. No. 34. H.B. •n MGB, Beaut. Excel Cond . ---~ .. ------,,6"7~G"T~6~TT!=c-u-m""ph"'.~45"'m--,--i. '67 V\V Bus w/'68 ro?built 208 W, !st St., 811.nta An•
7300 ml. Warr. Sacrlllce. RENAULT ""'II tram. Gd. paint~ mtr. •nrtne· Runr good. Must -..,...,•.~3"5-"31"'7'1=;;--
$500 dn. Sn» &ac. avail. SI.250. 54&-0379 tell! 714 : 97~3769 -'61 VOLVO 1IOO
6#-4890 days. VOLKSWAGEN --~·"i;<'"'w=•~e"u"'s--Cpe .. Lookin& for !hat real
• 1970MGB * Renault Demo Salt XI.NT CONO aharp one? This 11 it~ VAE·
BEAtn'IFUL! Simi· Annual .,., w hJ. MUST SELL. 673..Af22 -48J. Aakin~ ~ or 675-072'7 D't VW with e1 • ..,..all1 cam· $24,5 Demonstrator per complete-Gem an bit '68 VW. Scat covers. speaker,
Autos, lmperted 970 Cl11ren~• St!e :i:·~":1::'1::.v~:ep~i~ ;:r"~:~ ~~ =~ ~f.IJATOYLOf.WIATA•
This W 11kond adull.s, 2 <hlldren. 11100 * '00 vw v AN *
U b bl P . firm. 962-8972. 1!800 n Ht• o ricas '68 VW Bug, 3 mo Did tirea, ~ ?-font~ Vi!:ta , 0.1 •6=llbo c M ••• 9303
ALL 1m MODELS ,,,..d, '°'"' '"'· ·~"" 1~-.56 vw 195. _~'j ,~ • 97,~.;;,;LYO":"' .• IN S.TOCK FOft or T.O:P, ot 127, Mo. En&ino •nd body da!JI.... Ir 'tu IMMEDIATE S<>.!BU. e 644-9807 e
DELIVERY '56 vw plus ext ra. parts. '66 vw CAMPER L••M Today et
INSTANT CREDIT Good tor Dune buggy or GOOD COND ll3llll Boot Rotoo
APPROVAL trans <ar 12!0 also Wost-646-9249, 54!!-3.\98 $11.74 Per Mo.
BANK FINANCING phalla luuage rack will fit ,70 BUS, iunrl, 2SM. xlnt o.A.C. AM/FM, Auto. tram.,
COAST My VW van Ul. 540-4416. body &: mech. pr. pt;y, re-diflc brakes. 36 mo.
1963 VW c.&niper. Tbt' body ct'ltt tuneup. ~ &t-146.1 For L1111ng or buying
ii in excellent condition • in-,67 VW fastba~ Good oond. . ~ t ,
IMPORTS torlor and "'ttrlor. Motor Clean interior. Good tire•. -••11 f.WIA needs repair. A• ii S600. ' WC'>
1000-1200 w. Pacific cat. Hwy .• :l~~~UG . .c sJ)ffd, rood :~0~. New 1600cc e~. VOLVO
Newport Beach (TI4l &42-0406 miles, red. (XOA7171 $951 New tires & brks. Gd. con · 1966 HarOOr, C.M. 646-9303
thruout. S715. 64~13~.
MG
MGI
SPECIALIZING IN
QUALITY
BAUER
BUICK-OPEL-JAGUAR
m5 Harbor Blvd.Calta Meil&
979-1500
~ BUfCJ< Spec. ~lx. Nqr
perf cond., new vinyl 1°", 1
011·ner, lo ml. $U25. 586-Tlfl \
'69 BUICK
ELECTRA 225
Custom ~r hardtop, auto
trans., am·bn stereo. FAC.
TORY AIR COND .. power
windo1o1.'1, 6 way power tUt,
tLt 1\·heel, landau top, tinted
;'.ass. whitewall t i rt • ,
Equipped like yoU like and
just 25,(X)O miles CYQH 153).
$3195
SPECIALIZING JN
QUALITY
EAU ER
BUICK-OPEL-JAGUAR
zg15 Harbor Blvd.Costa Mesa
979-1500 ~'72-BUIC:~K _,
SKYLARK 2 OR. H. T.
V-8, auto, tr1.111, radio,
heattr, p!J'\\>er ·~ &
di5e brakes, tinted cWs.
,,,,'hitewall tittt, FACTORY
AIR COND. Thia beautilul
Bumished copper hudtop
has aaddle vinyl interior
!1!54DUZl.
$3595
. ECONOMY ~ II
R I S I S Theodore Robins Ford. 2050 ---i'66 Volvo Station \~r11..gon. 1n1u t • 11 & 1rvlct Hat:bor Blvd,, Costa Aiesa '67-VW-SUG Rttif Racks. 4 Spcl, Rebuilt
for over & decade in On.nae ~IO. Ncot! S32.i Engine, $985 Bkr, 64&-3242 .
Stni. Dept.cgi;:~ ttJ 1 p.m. '69 BUG, ori& .. pr. pty, :dnt _ *~332 * '51 VOLVO WAG ON
Monday mech le body, 341.f. I '68 VW VAN, 'Xlnt cond . fully S250. 645-0982 alt s .
Jim Slemons Renault auto/stk, recent tune-up & carpeted, door speakers -~.63~v~o""LV"O~l22=-"'s,..---
Dn So. M&.ln, Santa Ana tires. $1ll'.l. 494-1463 4!?4-9582. " .. . k V ~ __ , --,===-::::.,-;-=;--......at, ttic . ery •"""' umu. 1 blk. north ot Warner 0on·t five up ~ ahip! '68 VW Bus. pxl .cond. 545-131!
''n . Vur .
(hampionjf '' if
' "
r • ' t
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_, '
•
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e'1fr~nt1r. whit1w1ll flr1l, bulftp1r
9111rd1, l1tl-ln9 911 t111k. o4 1p11d, 111
•vnch ro tr1nt, & M111h l'l'IOrl incluefin4
over JO !!'lilt• P•• t1U111, =Lii IOJJ. ••s2
52026°0
+ T1w a Lic11111
The DATSUN "1 200'' FASTIACK
IUND NIW 1f7J .
l11tlw.t. wttlft Wiii Tlf'el l\lft'!Mr Owrdl. HMtoff locklrlll Ctt (afl, 4 J;,;.;/, All IYMrt Trll'll .. F1"1/
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"''
"WHIRi IT'S FUN TO aUY A CAR'' • •
iDOl··DATSU
11U IEACH ILVD., HUNTlll ON .BE~ "
140-0441 141·7711
Service Department 546-fl.14 For that item ~r SOO. try MU!t sell. $1100 Of' best. Sa!er l>ej><rtm•nt 557-52fl the Fonny Pincher. • 6!:J.3.!05 ~17 'ulol, Ulld 990
Aur.. 1,,..n..i · '970 A-. lmp0n0d 970 A-, lmportod 970 -
HERE'S THE PLACE! {
'
Hamt of th Good Gays
If Ya Wllllt To le N1111ber 1
Comt To Tiie N1111blr 1 Dealel'5hlp
Where YOlll' Always N1111blr 1 With U1.
'OYIR 150 NEW & USID VW'1 & PORSCHU
TO CHOOll ROM -OPIN SUNDAY •
BUICK
'61 WX Buick t pau Sta
Wp., lo ml. Xlnt cond.
Must 111!11 S72S. cuh. Pr!
pty. 6U.ooG6 alt<r 5 pm.
'72 Buldr 5J<ylark Only 16,l!OO
Frffway mile•. ShDwronm
cond. wes. 847~7506.
'69 Riviera Tully equJp.
Low mlle, S2S50
SPECIA LIZING IN
QUALITY
BAUER
6f4....t048 alt 5. BUlCK-OPEWAGUAR
F11.st results are just , phone 2'J25 Harbor Blvd.Costa Mra
c&ll away 642-5618. I 979·2500
Autos, lmportoel 970 Autos, Imported 970
'67MIZUOL
&t i an, o:vto, P.S. pWr wfn·
iows, luxury'"°''' that rt·
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l;A;u;tn•,•u .. _ .... ~.990~ Autos, Uteol 990 utoo, !IMO MO Autn, us..i 9'0 AutM, U... "' Autot, Uteol "° Auloo, us..i 9'0 Autos, u... MO A-• .,_ "°
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1-""'·1""1"""B""'u""1c'""K-. CADILLAC fr;:.;C:.:.:A::;;D~,L-1 .-c_;;;.;1:.:.:.:.:7:.::1 E....:L:.::D::.O_RA_D_O::.:; CADILLAC CADILLAC CAPRI CHEVROLIT CHEVROLIT
RIVIERA -· •
Luxurioulhardtopooopewllh '69 El DORADO YpUR ONLY CONVERTIBLE
tactory &ir oond., fl.Ill pov.·er 1' ACI'ORY Tnll)' the finest ol the CJ"!&t
lncludinc door loclu, vinyl S•t in '"" plush '"""'""'"'"' AUTHORIZED Uno of auto_il.,, Lux""' top, till wheel, •lereo multi-of this elegant beauty en. it everywhae. Onl>' 10,2U
p!tx, atrato ieati, sport joying stereo 1n u 1 I c, CADILLAC local miles. 1'~act, air oond.,
\\'heets, etc., elc, y,.ry loYi, autom11.tic a lr, lull powt.r, .DEALER full power, tilt A lelf'tc0plc
Jow miles. (707CPM), tilt wht>e.I on new radilll La.ties\ tel~n of Cldll· atMrin&, door locks, AM·FM
$4999 th'ff, spotless met a 11 l c lacs in Oranri• County. 1te-reo w/mu1tiplex !ape,
' silver finish with matching. SAJea.Lfuing. Look for our trunk lock, a tenlinel th1t
•
Nab.rs interior IJ)d deep plk!!' full pag• ada. every \Vtd. turns your liehts on A otf
carpeting. Low mUea.~. A Frid.ar tor· our 1ped&l&. for )'OU, Plin a host of fea·
Cadillac fully ,. c . n d It I 0"' d. • Na"'---· .. lrinc the thrill of (7"'"~> ~ motori111 back to ....,., (071-2&00 HARBOR BL., ~ ' ,, __
rosrA MESA $4795 CadUlac cxwi.
540.9100 Open Sunday 2600 HARBOR BL., $7444
'87 Buick, Calif, GS, 2 dr. 540.9l~STA o~~s1undl.Y a Nabers
1pt.1 coupe, hrdtQp, \'ery
clean, \ow ml. $850. alt 6. '72 COUPE Cadlllac
S46-6856: ... ,. 546-'243· DtYILLE 2600 HARBoR BL.,
1970 BUICS: Slcylark Custom , B titul fin' . t COSfA MESA
f dr, 1 o-.'fler, lo mlle11e. eau iJb with Vllly top ~100 Open Sunday I: leather I: tapestry fnt~t--~-~-""'-----0
all ....... new tires, Jm. "'· full power equipped, CLASSIFIED ADS
mac! $2350. 968-7/"8, climate control factory a1r
CADILLAC conditioning, A.'ll·FM udi<>, FOR ACTION •••
6 way .......... tiret, "1' & CALL 642 7 '70 EL DORADO lelescoplC sturlq, b<tmpe• -56 8
k ._ import 1tripe, etc., • etc. Fut -·"· j t ~-Loo s cir runs like the day (•ll0856). rcai.uu. are us a p .. .,.,.,,
'67 COUPE
De VILLE
Factory .•lr condlUonlftl', full
power, vinyl top, bf"autUul
cloth ' leather inlttior, tilt a telescopic atttrlng, AM/
FM radkl, het.te:r, auto.
tram., WSW th'es, etc. (VOI.,.
17SJ,
$2111
'61 CADILLAC
Conv., Full JIO\\'tr, air' cond.,
Immaculate cond., Sacrtti«,
mll\t Jtll, dlt, 197-0224,
1912 CAO Sedan OeVWt,
tulty equip. Stereo A radio,
9000 ml. aiJver blue w/\\•ht
Int. $6$00. Call betwn 8 4 5
pm Mon thnt Fri. 893-1364. * 1971 CADILLAC *
'71 Capri, xlnt cond.
AM/FM. 12.500 miln. um. • 545-al.e ftft.
CHEVELLE
'M atEVEU.E w a I o n ,
power 1teerinc air il ndio.
Best oUtt 962-4710.
CHEVROLET
SEOAN'de VllLE. 14,000 mt. ,67 C•prlce
Immac. $5,695. Owner w/ •---cu1 , -·ded Low a N b he) lln&nce llUll: ~ UJWUI &ti!!, u.M , , a en p • '"""''""· )Ow miles, Sa.critic•, must
. Cadillac CA.MARO .. u. dh'. 897-=.
2600 HARBOR BL., --------• ., Chevy Super Sport. 3%7, COSTA MESA '67 CAMARO Auto Trans, Air Cond , one
54.0.9100 Open Sundicy Immaculate cond. Must' be owner, Muat Sell, 646-3242.
'69 EL DORADO for aalLby teen to 1ppreciate, must '70 Monte Ca.rkl. Oril owner.
Olia owner. Lo mUea, Excel aell dlr, 897-0224. )' 33,000 ml. ale. P"'T, $1700.
c:ond, All Xtras. 675-48111 aft ·n VB. Jmmac cond .. euto Muat Sell. 963-3764.
4 pm or wkendl'. trans, air, loaded w/extras. '68 CUSTOM Impala 2 door.
E L OOR.AOO _ 1967. Excel Mu1t IH apprec. 9 0 1 PIS, P /8 , R&:H, xlnt cor.d.
Cond. Must Sell! $DX!. finance S331Xl. ~. Must ll!!ll. $1350. MS-5417.
962-6.\51 '69 CAMARO convertible, 350, '67 Chevy Impala Vinyl top,
Vacancies cost money' Rt:nt R/H, air, PB: PS, low mile1. a ir, AT, Excellent cone!.
)'Our house, apt., ' .11tore 496:9'57, 831-0514. Slim. 546-3242.
blda .. etc. thru a Daily Pilot Fut ttirults are just a phone Sell the Old atufi Buy the new
CIU1JUied Ad. 642-5678. call away 642--6671. stuff,
'65 IMPALA
2 DR. H.T.
'72 CHIV. NOYA
Automatic ttall., ablolutol)r
A.I !lltuout. onf> U00 mlleL
13U:KW. Allclftl Automatic, factory air tt1n-$3095
diliontnr, powtr ateerina.
tire•, tlntat alau, (NQY895) lU'«AIA Lew I
Radio, heater, white will -41\••• I ••-'•
lfiOO. dh'. 836-65.lS. YDL YO .
'70 CAMARO I
Vinyl top, maa: -.·huls, new 1966 Harbor, C.M. MM3Ql
~· • •Pffd. runs to per-'67 Chet1ell Sp.rt Cpe. 1
feet.Kin, •52:.Wit. Askllll Radio, heater. 1utornatie, 1
$1195 ... 1 ,,....,,, •=<17.
.,PtM LW!i&
W VOLVO
l!l66 Harbor, C.~I. 646-9303
$10ff
Low Down Low Terms
PHONE 6'>-S799
MIRACLE MAZDA
2143 Harbor Blvd.
C.Osta Ateu.
·ss cHEv. eama.m. 2or. --,7-0,....,N-o=v,..A"'-"'s""'s ... ' H.T. Fully equipped. RAH.
stick lhtft, 1ood miles. Coupe, 350 VI. Vinyl top.
spoilf'r. (VP~I S 1 3 5 l brown \\'/bel1e vinyl bucket
Theodore Robins Ford. 2060 .eau. Automatic (floor lhltt)
Harbor Blvd., Costa r.1f'sa. conJOJe, f1ctory aua,e1,
642-0010. power disc brk1, extwior
'67 Chev Impala SS. 1ir. vtry c.hl'ome. TOP SHAPE! ttM
(']Pan. $1150 or ~st cHer: Below Book. Must Seli! Will
644-((126 ,,_,kdy• .it 1. 80 quick. ca.u 531-1213. tfirst M>ld! Full po1vcr, fac-$6600 call away -642-5678.
tiry air cond., tel e-tllt steer-Autos, New
Ing, door locks, cruise oon.
trol, vinyl top, full leather
inter. New wsw tires. (019-
1~-----~= 910 Autos, New 9IO Autos, New 980 Autot, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autn, New 980
AGCJ.
$5222
SPECIALIZING
QUALITY
BAUER
IN Cr Nabers 19 Cadillac .
2600 HARBOR BL.,
COSI'A MESA BUICK-OPEL-JAGUAR
2925 Harbor Blvd.Cofita Mesa
979-2500 ..
Nabers
Cadillac
2600 llAABOR BL ..
5'1).9100 Open SUnday
cosrA MESA
540-9100 Open Sunday
DAILY PILOT
CLASSIFIED ADS
CALL 642°5678
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
642-5678
WANT AD
642-5678
Autos, Used 990 Autos, UMd -
SELLING YOUR CAR?
Sell Privately Via
CeAeRe 645-6333
One call and \ve're busy matching your car wi th the
needs of hundreds of private buyers. You pay a listing fee
of $25 which can be charged to your Master Charge by
phone.
There's no other fee if you sell the car. One fee •••
one time ••. ind one h1lf b1ck If your cir Isn't sold.
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CALL DAILY 7 A.M. • 7 P.M. 645-6333
Convenient Auto Re•ale
SAVE HUNDREDS
utos, mported utos, mport
Trade Up
Summertime is the right time to put yourself in 1 better 1ut°"
mobile. Gerden Grove 01t1 un h11 iu1t the cir for you 1ome·
where on our l1rge let. The sel ection 11 9reat and the price•
are ri9ht. Stop in today and get the deal you 've been w1itin9
for.
'69 OPEL KADETI .:::"r:Xc. $972
711 )
'68 BUICK LE SABRE 4"~':,. $972
,t,I, Ceff. fYHP1091
'65 MUSTAN~ ~~"-· $672
'64 SUNBEAM '1.;°11111 a-1 $372
'69 DATSUN.~~~~:,_. 111H•2., $1072
'70 DATSUN 20 •• fU6AIHl .... I $1172
'62 IMPALA H. Ti '1';~;., $472
'69 DATSUN ... ,r .... •H. $1072 . .,.. ,.,...,..,
''6 V.W llJS • •• llf •
I& llYU'71l ·$1072
71· DATSUN 1111 P/-C:,.. · $1472 . .,..,_,
'69 DATSUN :~e:>:,_. f.,_,, $1172
I ATSUN ., ... .. 66"'D •••• , ... ,..,, .,,,,, $172
·is CADILLAC c,.. .. ,1 .. "'u111 $972
1
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LOW PRICES + LARGE SELECTION
VOLUME SALES
--
NEW ~:::~~
,,...... ___ -----: . ....... ~ ..... 1972 BfllCK SKYLARK
.SPORT HARDTOP · .
Fun 'f~ctory equipped, incl. 350 V8,
liutom1tic trani.1 power. steering, pow ..
er brakes, r•dio, white side walls, tinted
NEW 1972 BUICK ELECTRA CUSTOM 225 UMmD
2 DOOR HARDTOP lu;ck. Luxury
equipped with AM/FM radio, f1c-
lo'Y •;r, powv ,, • .,;,9, pow., ,.;,. $5 7 5 5 dows, cruise m1st1r, t ilt 1teerin9
wheel, power door loc~s. custom
vinyl top 60/40 front 111ts, meny
other lu xury f ppointments, #6632. + Tu & Lie
W indow Prie • ,6841 .60. Bauer Price
.
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1972 OPEL 4 DOOR SEDAN
' This performing jewel offers an unb11t1ble combin1tio11
of economy, style incl comfort. The 1900 Opel 4 pr.
Sedan is rHlly something special for '7 2. :#.3888.
$
+ TAX & LIC.
TREM 00 S TRADE . IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR USED CAR w AYE AG NT USED CAR 'FACILITY & 1rs ONE-HALF EMPTY.
W NEED USE CARS;
, 1972 BUIC
CINTUllON SPORT COUl'I
$
+TAX & UC.
Buick luxury equ ppeil lncludtn9 pow1t stHrin9, pow·
or windows, oruite control. F.ctory 1lr. AM/FM roclio,
tilt oMri1'9 ""*'· chr-plettid wheels, power disc
i.r.~." '#9062 o.-1r11or.
2925 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA •
OPEN 7 DAYS A WUK e ITottl HOUllS e
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11 A.II. ~n 6 P.11. -• . ' e ~IRVICI HOURS e
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"IPICIAUZJNe IN 9UALITT"
979-2500
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CONTINEN't'AL l§J I --.. ·!§]II.__ ·_A4>1"_"'-__,I~ I I 1§1
IA!~· U!!!Md~-.....!'"!! '70 MARii HI Autot, u...i 990 Auto•, UH<I
1-... Luxurious low mile~ lm-1 ---------
tfO Auto1, Used
DODGE
9'0 Autos, UHd
CHEVROLET
•a Jmpt.la conv., l'(lO(i cond.,
i.11 power. Alklnr $1350.
~-·
n\IClll•I• .,,. ""'""r com-I CONTINENTAL
pletety equipped bNuly ln-
cludi111 6 .,ay M!lf. p()\\ er I --------
wmdow•. lack>IY air cond . I Cont 1971 MK Ill
CORVmE ·FORD FORD
'72 LTD Squire \Vl.lon 10 '69 Pl Yi\I. Bflvedf't't 4 Dr.
'63 Corvette lutback, 327. '66 WAGON FORD 1972 LTD pap. Root rack. a~ cond .. V8, R&ll . au1u .. P.S.. air
furl l.nje(..1fd, almost l1h DodJ:t: Monaco 9 paue.neer '71 COUNTRY SEDAN radio, healer. JlO"'er 11leer-('Ond., lo"' 1niles. IYQLl87)
'61 OfEVW.E Sta \Vag., lo
mi., ltlOd rondlllon. sm or
_.&sl offer ~.
vinyl top, ndlal liret", r~I
atcreo, in llm"TOOm new
condlUOn. f0Y89A57321 J,
$5795
l lires. 4 spd, posl traeHon AulOm~tx: fll(.1oryairrondi:I STATION WAGON I . . tn,. (186EJM J S4<1 f>l S14al Theodore Robin a
Loadtd! Vin. lor>. AIR. All Chttry! All Ori&. ~lakf' oUtr. t~. 'po"' er slttrtng, I Automatic 1r~ru:mllllion, &Jr, A1.r acce.u:, \'In, lop. (t()t. Theodore Robina Jo'ord, 2060 Fm'd, 2060 J~rbor Blvd.,
extru. (7080SLI. 542-J'r'.A radJo heater !RU037). '°" ... lo\\' mtlcs ~le11s lhan LJ>.'). Harbor atvd., Costa ?flt'aa Co11t <t '-leP 64---00_10_. __ 1 $6,350 --C~O~U~G-A~R~-11000.' dlr_ 836-~. 90001 · Thi• '1'00" :'"•°" ~ $95 98 642-00lO. BANK REPO
-rol.. the t·leanest you ti find. • 'TO Torino. Sta. \V~g. ·70 p~fl'IOOth ValilJll &ood CHRYSLER
CONTINENTAL
1969 :P.1ark JII·Low · m!Je1.
Dir. Red \\'/bJadc Landau
top. BJack leather, tilt
wheel, lull pawn-, air a:
stereo. $4250. WTR 738
846-7368.
'67 Continental Cpe.
lmmaculate, Loaded, Mulf.
Sell, dlr. 897-0224. S PECIAL I ZIN G 1':j2~Ll,;.,-ru:o-tn~Con~ti~ ... -.n-tal~. ~,u~ll QUALITY'
.. -·· air, $300 ... make ol-BAUER fer. 548-9840.
IN
•m Contftntal llfark 111 Low
mi. ri.tust all.I, $4815. or o(·
ftr.~,
BUICK-OPEL-JAGUAR
2925 llarbor Blvd.Colla '.\1esa
979-2500
9IO Autos, New 980
Or Lease
Southern Calttornia
1st National Bank
Leasing
2022 Business Ct nter Drive
Irvine, Calif. 926tH
714-8.13-8620 213-627-0367
'6,j Continental, ol dr. clean,
full P\\T, air cond. $1000 or
offer. 847-7354.
CORVAIR
'66 f\lonza 2 dr coupe
aLJIO, RIH . Xlnt Cond
.50,(XX) mi, $59~ 673-4674
Sell the old atu.f(. ~uy the
new stuff.
Autos, N•w 980
a@IM . I
WHERE THE
··'70 CHIVY
WAGON
'
NICE CARS
AND TRUCKS
ARE
'70 IMPALA
CUSTOM
_,---:=.,-,,.-.-1969 Doda:e \.IWJrgtr a:ood s am.48 Asking ' Coug-ar 1971 Cpe. cond1Uon. sm;. or"""" ro1· · $3695 +Tax I"" mo. 24 . open PIS. PflJ. Air. 12495. cond. S41>S2ll.
Air. accc1>!10nf'11.
$64.00
+ Tx, per mo. 24 mo. open
end or can buy S2.800 (LGP-
140).
Southern California
1st National Bank
Leasing
convt!M lble tma.ll car . end, 645---0189 aft 5 pm PONTIAC
:.19--0i'Al. _1\ •• ,. l••.:• Southern califlrnia 'G9 Fairlane soo v-3, AT.
D 0 D G F. Dart l 9 ti 7 , lUWA ~IO P/1, 2 Dr, vinyl top, 40,000 '70 PONTIAC
aulDmallc, ... ,b. •ooci "'"' 1st Natio""'' Bank mi. Gd C'Ond. 675-3364.
dilion. 1750. 5.lC;-1004: TOYOTA 11!11 '69 >'ClRD Va1>-panellin•-
'7l DODGE Van, I Ion, xlnt 114iill or offer. '1uSI ""· 2-0QOR HARDTOP
cond. l3lJO. 1!166 Horbor. C.M. &16-9303 Leasing 1=646--8180~·~~_,,._,,_, * ~18-4397 * '71 Ford Wagon '&I FORD Econoline 6 cyl, Aµto trans., radio, heater,
2022 Bus1neu Center Drive stick. Reas. BefY!·n 3 to 5 poo.i.'tt 11teeri:ng & brakes, FALCON
-:-~ "'
• 1r '61 !-,ALCON 6 cyl, auto,
2 DR. $200,
6'12-0717
Automatic. factory air con·
f!i9QJJ.in&.__Rd)o . (382CTQ).
$2'l95 dlr, 8J6.65J5.
frvinr, Cali1. 92664 pm or aft g pm. 968-4873 tinted glass, wh.itewall tires,
114-833-863> 213.Q7-0J67 GREMUN landau top, lac!ory air cond.
'71 PINTO An eye catchllli platinum '82 Ford Van exc<.1.Jent cond. il "lh n•-·"-g Jan Real clean, ha11 vinyJ top, etc .. 70 Gremlm· 1 A"IO. ~ .. ,.. s vcr \\·• co .......... 1 -IT;)(). or best offer. Pis. call .. '' d 1 Thi fin• n,, .... i .....
after 7:00 pm, S47-8ll5. 567CBA. A!iikiiig lmv n1iles, (329 BBIJ $1695. au op. 5 uu•..-Vaca.ncies cost muMy! Rent $2095 Olr. 547--5826. l!ii priced as oUr wef'kt'nd
2022 Busineu Centrr Drive your house. apt.. ittore 1''0RD '66 C'u$tom ~wagon. --~,==7"--1 special. 1364AVR !,
Jrv;n" Calif-9766< bldg .. "'" Ihm• D•Hy ?1101 PIS, a~. lug rock. V8, ouro 1\e.,. lfJIJi& IMPERIAL $2695
714.833-8621) 213~-0?,67 Claisified Ad .Sell idle items trans. $795. 644--057. -#f,,M#l.YOLYQ :X "' "
Ha\•e somflhing you \\'ant to now~ Call ti·t'l-5678 No\\''. "0o-n"'·1-"",.-.,-,e-Up__,t:;-he,-•7ru~-p'! • '69 IMPERIAL
21ell? Oassifiet:I ads do it 1 Ne~ a ··Pad .. ~ Place a1i\11.d: "Li.st" il in classified, Ship L BARON
\\'ell • caJI NOW 642-5678. 1' Call 641-5678. IQ Shore Results! fi42--j678. 1966 Harbor, C.l\l. 640·9303 e , ",-,---:-:----~=1 Luxurious 2 ctr. hardtop 'vith Auto5, New 9IO Autos, Ntw 980 Auto1, New 980 Auto1, New 980 factory air condit1onin1::.
vinyl top, tapestry interior.
full po\ver, cruise control,
tilt \\'heel, door locks. most
every dlx. xtra. (X\VX2J<IJ.
$2777
~ Nabers · Iii Cadillac
2600 HARBOR BL.,
COSTA MESA
540-9100 .Open SWMfay S PECJ ALIZING
JAVELIN QUALITY
BAUER ,..,...-.,.-..,..,,...,.....,,-
'70 Javelin 4 Spd., U.S.
IN
Mags, Real S h a r P ! BUICK-OPEL-JAGUAR.
(P16SS581 $2195. DI r • 2925 lfarbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 547-5826. 979.2500
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LINCOLN '69 PONTIAC
1965 LINCOL."'l Continental
Xlnt cond. $900.
67>7740
BONNEVILLE
WAGON
WHERE THE
SELECTION
IS!
WHERE YOU'RE
TREATED LIKE A
CUSTOMER
BEFORE AND
AFTER YOU BUY!
MERCURY
Mercuiy Marquis 1972
Co\ony Park Wagon
Full pwr., twin comfort M!at!li,
lilt \\·hl., tinted glass, air
rond., radial-steel belt tires.
429 eng. 1437·EOY1.
9 p&!s., 3 seat. F•act. air, lui·
gage rack, auto trans.,
power stttr_ I< brakes, @Ject.
rear window, R ,&: H, WSW
t.ire1. Even a stereo tapie ln
this f'xceptional low mile-
lgf' family "'agon. (39u:rB)
$3111
'64 CHEV. '71 FORD '7Q DODGE
IMPALA TORINO WAGON
$119
.
C,.: Nabers 1511 Cadillac
2000 i-IARBOR BL.,
COSfA.MESA
Concours. lo pass. Radio. po~r
atterlng .. ls: bqkcs, air condlUon-
lng. Ju~ belt. low miles. Su·
Cpe. VS, automatic transmb.sionJ
radio. power &leering Ir. brakes.
air '"t:<>ndltfontnr. Real, real nice
4 Door. One o\\"Tier ('.!Ir, good
miles. Radio, po"·er steering, &u-,
tomatlc transmission, 327 C\I, m.
Cou~. Low miles, radio, f>O\\"Cf
1teetin&:, automatic, a ir condition-
ing. vinyl roof, real s::ood buy.
Corone t. 10,000 miles, Uke new,
radio, power, steering. a utogiatic.
1840AVB), Ohly one like thls any-
\\•herc.
+ Tx. Per mo. 36 mo. open
end.
OR CAN BUY
LEASING •
ALL MODELS
Southern California
~9101) Open Sunday
•72· LE.MANS
~rft99"9 =·<s2599 ~engis899 c=s2&99 $2599
'69 IMPALA '69 CAMARO '68 CHEV. '71 CHEVY '72 PINTO
CUSTOM COUPE IMPALA NOYA II COUl'E
Cpe. Vinyl roof, aJr conditioning, Radio, 4 speed, vinyl roOt, Ntl~ .COUpe. V8, power alcf'ring. auto-CouJ)f'. VS, air conditioning. J)(l\\·er Factory 5UD roof. Radio. <I speed
power steering, automatic, radio:• a:reen with sport stripes. iJ ma tic transmission, radio, real steering, automatic transmisswn, transmission, 2756 miles. (\Vhat
car Ja real nice. (XXE759 ) clearitcar. 1008ASH) ~buy for t.hia: price. ll~CXUJ radio.· (P2535) a buy.J • $2299 $2199 ·S1499 $2599 S2499
· '71 VEGA
COUPE
Radio. atick shift, superior car.
(PZP.17)
$1899
'71 . FORD
WAGON
Country se4an 10 J:QS. Power
ateertn.g It brakes, radio, air cond.,
lugg1.&e rack with air condition-
ing, auch a nl~ one and the price urlgs2499
'68 v.w.
IUG
Radio, \Vholesale value.
CWVV365)
S899
'70 CHEV.
CAPRICE
4 Door, V8 (use regular gas), air
cond, vinyl root, power steering
A brakes, elec windows, tilt wheel,
air cond , radio, iharp car. (221· VM GJS2999
'71 v.w.
KARMANN GHIA
Coupe. 8,000 miles. Radio, l-stick
shift, nlCt'. (932CPL)
S1899
'70 CHEV.
WAGON
Kings"·ood Estate 6 past. One
owner, remaining facl. warranty,
luggage rack, power steering &
brakes. factory air, tilt \\'heel,
auto. (472AFF)
S3499
' . TRUCKS •• VANS •• CAMPERS I 68
$2299. '67
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'70 Grand Prix
Su~rior car. Automatic, pov•er
steering &: brakes, eltc. windcru'S,
radio, air cond., vinyl roof, one
owner. Sure is nice. (:s56AGP),
Will tradC'.
$3399
FORD BRONCO
Tr•111lall , VI, pow•t 1t••rin9, '"cl io,
tulomtlic lrt l'l11'11itlio11. Nie•. !TYPt651 ---
'70 v.w.
IUG
Radio, 4 speed, real niC'e car.
(052AKT)
$1599
'69 CHEV.
CAl'RICE
4 Door sede.n. Radio, JXJ"W!l' aU?er-
ing & brakes, automatic, air con-
ditioning, vinyl roof, gorgeous
gold car. CZRB961)
S2599
$1299 • '67 witloi Sun Diil1 c•mp•t co1111•rtio11. ~ ow11tr,
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$2399 '68 ~~~!~.~~ .. !e.~.!:,~·
tirti, •fro• truck. fl312A> ,
2828 HARBOR -.BLVD.
COSTA MESA
•
1st National Bank
Leasing
br&nd tw!W 1972 Pontiac Le
?.tans 2 Or., fully factory
equipped $2,895. Serial No.
202702?1'19847.
BILL BARRY
PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT
fl.st St. at S. A. Frwy.) :mo E. l11t St., Santa Ana
2022 Bu.siness Center Drive 558·1000
Irvine, Calif. 92664 '70 TRANS A.:\t: 400 cu in
n.t-833-8620 213+627-0367 Ram Air. Loe.ded! 1nc1 :m.
1963 Mere. Col P•r k rack/aoo\v t~s. 29,!m mi.
\\iag. UJO. 543-<1358 $2900 make offer. 557·3305.
'66 COM!.T P/B, P/S, air, '68 PONT. Le ~lans 2 dr.
new tiret;. $550. 646-9563, l45 hdl'p, P\\T, air, new radiala.
A Avocado, C.M. Ori&'. O\Vner. Xlnt! S1!i.D
MUSTANG M0-2101 Day11 546-2184 Eves
'63 Tempest Le~tans Conv .
• ~.6::7 ':'M::U:::ST::AN:'.':::G:-'.l::lud-.:lo-p-. ~F~ac·-1 Gd. Mech co1d. New rub-
tory equipped, radio, heater. her, gd trans. $225. 54&-2163.
,oo11 mi1.,. CTYXJ56) noo1 1972 FIREllRD
Theodon-Robins Jo'ord, 2060 .
Harbor Blvd., Co!itl'l Mesa La.rge:iit sel:cbo_n o~ brand 642--0010 nC1\' 1972 F'1re)>1rds in area.
'67 Mu•l .HT. V8, R/H, Auto BILL BARRY
Nu Hres, Brks, ball. L mi. a.an & •harp! Pvt. pty. PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT
673-&24, 5'J..8533. (1st St. at S. A. F'rwy.) --,~65-:-,M~U~S~T~A~N~G~--I :2000 E. lrt SI., San!& Ana
Immaculate, Sacritice, ?tlu1t1 ~~-,_$_;.;,,l_ooo ____ I
teU, dlr, 897.-0224. 1966 Pontiac Ventura, 4 Dr.,
OLDSMOBILE V-8, AT, PS. PB, Air Omd,
Low low miles. Clean inaide
---,,_69....,0-L-D-S---I ~?·~· 1i1ust Sacrifice.
Cpe, Automatic trans, de.luxe "· ~=-=="'=~--1 interior, performs creat. 66 PONTIAC: GTO, • apeed,
876&4; Asking buckets, vinyl roof $600.
$1450 962-6409 .
• ~M"'u"'sr=--os=E~1."'1."',;r,~p~ .. ~nt-... ~ 1
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-YOLYO
'"ifl· Fully equip. Xlnt
Cond. 640--069i.
RAMBLER
1966 llarbor, C.l\1. 646-9300 '63 Ramblrr \Va.a:. Auto.
MUST Sell! '67 Delmont 88. Ttans., Power Steering.
F'ac. Air. R&Jl. Good TrA nsportl'lliOU en .
-$625. ~19 U<JH 423) $395. Dir;
1~•19=""'cu=STOM Delta as, air, l--'-54"-7""8=26".--'/'----
PIS. P/B, .... Utt, 119:;(). T ·BIRD
846-2982.
PINTO '56 T-BIRO, Mint condition e,..,. t\ body. 12 vok Ml
PiNTO SALE pwr., auto. air, a mo r
l$ to cllOOle t:roro. 'Tl A: °72 device. 64+-6189
models with • wlthodl air, '67 ThunQrlllrd
t ..,.,_, auto. SOmo wllh v1nyl Vory c:lein, all power, u
JOOlll, .-.,,.,.,._ WSW, cond. Best olftr 1Wtt llllO.
en.. hub copr, pl.lid -· m-4t91. Eumple' •n Pln10. ~11,~951=· ro=RD~~T-a=nm=.-ll~ll!IO.
factory «tUlpmen~ tadlO, 3Ull CoUep Ave, CM.
bNtft", 4 qeed, aood miles. 5tl6--3919 '
(711CXB) 11'51. i-..1=-.,;..~· ~--~
-~erd, nG HartJor '65 T-BiM hdlol>, 11111 l••r.
Btvd.. 00.ta Mesa.. 64l-0010. air t'Ond. Low Blue Boak'
1172 Pinlo • :ml cc """°' price 16:'>11. -·
w/lh'. ll,111» ml. s:tS86-l<lo1 VAUANT
cond.. New tires. ~.
PLYMOUTH 1963 Valtant
Good c.o,s. pio. 912-a!,
'65 Fwy W•1• VlfiA -lie, -laclm'Y alr con-___ .._ ___ _
dhJonlnr, -"' 11..,;,._ '71 V&GA PAJCEL.
-. •bite "'all llm CN8Z-Automatic, -. lltolm',
D). $795 dlr ..__ low mllet. CllllDFCJ $11111 v-, ~"' at 1"M'Yl ....,, 'lblodon ~ ..,..., -ar.uw Ad.Soll ldl• 1""" Hart>c1r Blvd., eo.c. -
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, $6095
FULL PRICE
6 cylinder, r1cl io, h,1t.,..
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'66 CHRYSLER
IMPlllAL 4 DOoR
VI, •llt1.,.f1ctory 1ir, f11ll pow1r,
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F~11 pow1r, f1etory 1ir, AM/FM 1!1r10,
,.,Wlt>Wh1clow1 & 111h, vinyl roof,
tint1cl 1111•. (.::152795)
'70 CADILLAC
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'f11ll pow1r, tini1cl gl111, l1ncl111 top.
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'69 YW BUG
4 CYL
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r1cllo, h11t1r, IXVE970J
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Cil•t••i1t4 ., "Cli•rt••r". Ml torpcling, paneling, safari rock,
Mlslde tir.e mount, poi"' stripe.
load14 flf fun & frolk. 246SIC.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
53188 PUt.L~alCI
$199DOWN
$104MONTH FOR 36
MONTHS
$ 19'1 it IOhll dri. wymt, $JG4 11tolal1111.
•1mt, inc:!. lo• IKta1t & tll Cllfl'Jint
thaftts ori ~-utdil tor 3'-. 0.
fmtd pl'flll, ,,;.:, $3t.U kl "" & li-
Clftll . ANNUAL· PERCf.NTACiE ll:ATf
10.91 %
'72
COLT
2-DOOR HARDTOP
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY -'
,
4 Spetd tro11s •• ro ·
dio, h!atll'. bucket
seat( tun vinyl intt-
rior. 326 (lf,
5199 DOWN 560 A MONTH FOR 35
MONTHS
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'68 YW STATION ,AGIN ~~'.' ;~:~;~822~~~rri 0
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wheelcovers.XDT992 FUU~t l-!"""'!""'!!~'!"!'!~!""'!!(~T~--------~1-' ......... """' .......... ---~~~~il..-t .. ~ .... """'---."""'v!"""'----$299 DOWN $)9 A MONTH :.OoR"~~s '68 PONTIA empest '70 CHEV. 3/4Ton Pickup '69CHEY. tf9,,A · ·
S2',iito11i1cln.p\'lftl.Slt ls10•al -.pym1iroc:r.tax.1il1nM & .. canyinect•rg•sonappr. • $5 88 CAMPERSPECIAl $148~8 ~·.., 1 $688 utdir tar 3~ mos.Otftrrtd pymtprk• S983 incl. NU: & lictnM. ANNllAL PO:CENTAGE un Coupe, Radio, heoter, wheel -C20. Split rims with H.D.'!ires, · Auto. trans., rodio, and h.eot1r plus , ~
14•30~ covers . Plus much much more. . elec. brakes, Western mirror, much, much more. ZKC407. '69 PORD SQUIRE WAGON WTF584. · • step. bumper. much mare.
Y·8,wto. trons .. radio. heater, power Siter-$I pa ' 'FUll'Pltci 6~2E. . ''Fuit••'' . \·F1u·r~1
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HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE
11.1 HOlDER .,
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WJUON FORD
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· Does It always pay to tell the
truth'! We've all been taught
that it does. However, some-
times you may wonder. Take
for example, Mr. Roland Lapia
of Baltimore. He pulled hls car
up to a stop light with his
huge English sheep dog sitting
In the back. A man walked up
to the car, looked In, asked Mr.
Lapla It the dog bit. The owner
replied, "no, he dldn't." The
man pulled a gun, forced Mr.
Lapia and sheep dog out of the
car and sped off down the road
. . . How about Sgt. Charles
Pritchett, an Indlanapolfs city
police training officer. He had
Just left Indiana University,
where he gave a speech on
"Defensive Criving'' and a man
ran a red light and smacked
Into his vehicle . . . Even with
those exceptions, It's still a
good to stick to the truth
. . . U y want to see and
drive one of the cutest. and
stingiest little critters to come
along In years . . . see our fan-
tastic new Pinto fo'(' '72 ... It's
truly sensational ... and that's
the truth, U you're a statJon
wagon fan but still like 'em
small enough to offer the ul-
timate In economy, then the
Pinto waJlon's your bag. It's
Just the thin' for that young
couole with Umited bud(et. We
think we hl\ve the best selec-
tion of 1972 Pintos on hl\nd
that you'll find anywhere. Why
not drop In at 182~5 Beach
Blvd. in Huntlnsrton Beach and
see for yourself? We t hink you:u agree wJth us . . and
you'll Jmt love Pinto.
lHE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<, JUNE 25, 1972
DICK WILSON'S
~f sL!Pc~ .fv~~!?m!~k~~ACH fll •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
DICK WILSON SAYS: '72's ARE ARRIVING BY THE
TRUCK LOAD ! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ! ! HUGE DIS-
COUNTS ON ALL REMA1NING 1971 's ! !
Complete 1972 Car and Truck Line On Sale!
FULL
PRICE
ORDER TODAY IN YOUR CHOICE OF COLOR
LOOK FOR THE SPECIAL VALUE STICKERS FOR EXTRA DISCOllTS
OYER 250 NEW CARS & TRUCKS IN STOCK BUILT PRIOR TO THE PRICE INCREASE
JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD.
18255 BEACH BOULEVARD
HUNTINGTON BEACH
842-6611. SAUS DlPF.
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TV !PORT! HltJHl/tJ/ITI
SUNDAY, JUNE 25
11:00 AM (j) Lloyd Brid1es' Water Wor1d
12:00 tJ Cl) MU International Championships The National AAU
Weightlifting Championships (Olympic Trials) at Detroit, Mich.,
and the National MU Men's Water Polo Championships at
Cupertino, Calif.
1:00 U Sports Challenge
1:30 tJ (i) CBS Tennie Classic Arthur Ashe vs. Roger Taylor. U Angels Baseball Calif. Angels vs. Oakland A's.
5:30 O Golf With the Pros Tom Harmon tees off with David Allaire,
pro at Valencia Golf Course.
MONDAY, JUNE 26
5:00 O tt9) Major Lea1ue Baseball Teams to be announced.
5:30 U Angels Baseball Calif. Angels vs. Minn. Twins at Minnesota.
6:30 Em 1972 Watts Summer G1mes Highlights of the fifth annual
games held at Cal State L.A. Events scheduled include track and
field, volleyball, soccer, seven·man football, swimming and div· I
ing, gymnastics, wrestling and tennis.
7:00 O Madison Square Garden Aght Ken Buchanan vs. Roberto
Duran in live bout from New York.
8:00 U Golden West Baseball The history and formation of the Angels
baseball team Is recapped on film. Included in the program are
highlights of last year's squad, as well as outstanding plays and
record achievements.
9:00 U Forum Boxln1 Tentatively scheduled card: Pete Vital and
David Diaz in l O·round lightweight bout.
TUESDAY, JUNE 27
5:30 U Angels Baseball Calif. Ar1gels at Minn. Twins.
8:00 U Sports Challenge The team of 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers (Jackie
Robinson, Carl Erskine, Duke Snyder) vs. the team of 1971 S.F.
Giants (Bobby Bonds, Wiiiie Mays, Juan Marichal).
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28
10:00 IE Canadian Pro Football (2lhhr) Former Green Bay Packer line·
man Jerry Kramer reports the color commentary on the CFL All·
Star game from Calgary, Canada .
10:30 Cl) Sports Challenge
THURSDAY, JUNE 29 .
8:00 IE Boxing From the Olympic Tentatively scheduled card: Rudy
Robles vs. Art Davis in 10-round middleweight bout.
FRIDAY, JUNE 30
5:30 0 An1els Baseball Calif. Angels at Texas Rangers.
7:55 m Ooctaers Baseball L.A. Dodgers vs. S.F. Giants at San Fran·
cisco.
8:00 0 Sports Challen1e A team of 1955 Brooklyn Dodgers (Jackie
Robinson, Carl Erskine, Duke Snyder) vs. a team of all-time
great jockeys (Willie Shoemaker, Eddie Arcaro, Johnny Longden).
SATURDAY, JULY 1
11:00 AM O ~ Ma)or League Baseball Teams to be announced.
12:55 m Dod1ers Baseball L.A. Dodgers vs. Giants at San Francisco.
2:00 ~ l ee Trevino's Golf Sammy Davis Jr. and Joe Knapp guest.
2:30 ~ Sports Action Pro-Fiie
EI!) 1972 Watts Summer Games (R) See Monday listing at 6:30
PM.
3:00 fl) Futbol·Soccer
3:30 fJ Sports Action Pro-File Bo Schembechler, coach of the Michl·
gan Wolverines, is profiled.
3:45 m Dodier Scoreboard
5:00 II Hollywood Park Thorou1hbred Racing The $100,000-Added Holl~ood Derby Handicap for three·year·olds at 11,4 miles. 8 (JJ Ci) ABC's Wide Wor1d of Sports
Lee Trevino's Golf for Swin1ers Phil Harris and Pat Boone
compete for the $1.000 to be donated to charity.
fl) Box de Mexico
5:30 O Uoyd Bridges' Water World Hydroplane championships in
Florida and Washington, sailboat races in Maryland and knot
tying are featured.
7:00 (I) Lee Trevino's Golf for Swingers
THE DAILY Pl~OT, TV WEEK, JUNE 2~. 1972
NEW BREED-This country's youna blue-collar worbrs-dearty "a
new breed"-are the subject of an NBC News documentary, on
Tuesday at 9:30 PM. It will focus on four men under 30. One of
them, shown here, ts Edward Wojciechowski, 23. AU work In the
Ford Pinto plant In Miipitas, Calif. The pf"Olram examines their life
style, their work ethic, their politlct, and tl*r views on a great
variety of subjects Including the generation 1ap.
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D/£\YT~ME ~
MORNING
0) Wanderlust Eill Hod(tpod&• lodp a> Mantrap
6:00 0 (I) Summtr Sem11ter 11:00 II Cl) Whtrt th• Heart Is
6:25 0 Station Eull1n11 0 @) 6D Jeopardy
6:30 0 Odyssey 0 G1tlopln1 Gourmet
(I) Eduutlonal Features Q) Mantnp 0 Across tllt Fence Mon.; Makinf Eill Tiie Eltetrfc Comp1nr
tlle Most of M1turtt:J Tues.; Dtvtr a> Jud RoothJ
and Goliath Wed.; Parent Youth 11:15 m Operation Grtndparents Tues.;
Forum Thurs.; Youth and Issues Fri. Adoption Sepent Thurs.
®)Today on the Farm 11:30 II (]) Seard! for Tomorrow m Educ1tlon1I features 0 Qg) 6D Who, Whit, Whert Game
6:45 ft) Commodity Report 0 Int the Cloct
7:001J CJ) CBS News John Hart 0 Cl)(]) a> Bewitched
0 6D TodlJ Show frank McGee m let's Rap 00 Children's Shows Q) News Hurh Williams 0 News Chuck Henry Eill Mister Ro11ri' Ntlrhbomood
0 B1n1n1 Splits
®)Cartoons m lup and His Buddit1
Q) City Kids Sandra Escamilla
ft) M1r1let Openlnr
Eill GJJ Sesame Street
7:30 Cl) 81n1n1 Splits
0 Psrcholoa I
®) Ptttic:oat Junction m Cartoons
Q) Hobo Ktlly With Sally Baker
ft) stock M1r1ltt Covera11
8:00 0 Capt.In K1n1aroo 00 Coffee Break/Children's Teacher
0 Ralph Story's A.M.
(I) Sunup Bill Rennett
®) Todq Show m Dennis the Men~
Qj) EduutJon1I Prorrams
fil) H1th1ro1a
8:30 U Vlr1lnl1 Grah1m Show
0 (j) Jack LI Linne m Yoaf and fr1end1
ll)GumbJ
Eill Ftatures Tues.·Frl.
1:50 (I) Mornln1 News
9:00 0 CJ) The Luer Show 0 ag m Dinah's Ptace U The Gallerr
Ci) Vlrrtnla Graham Show
0 Ntw1 Watch Fernando Del Rio m Mtvlt: See Daytime Movies.
Q) Uncle Waldo
(jj) The Electric Comp1nr
fil) (I) StSlmt Street
9:30 0 Cl) The BeverfJ Hillbillies
0 Q.j m Concentration
U Ht11111nos Corti• fJ Movie: See Daytime Movies.
OTe•po
Q) Ro11per Room
10:00 0 Cl) family Aff1lr CI> MOYie: See Daytime Movies.
0 ®l m Salt of tht Centurr
(j}tallopln1 Gourmet
Q)F11tum
Ell) Mlst.r Ro1n11 Nel&hborhood
10:15 Qj) The Eltdl1c CompallJ Tues.·fri.
10:30 0 Ci) love of Ufe 0 ~ 6D Hol!Jwood $qU1m 0 DEIUT The Champions This ad·
venture series, produced in Enaland,
features three "super-beinp,"
1ranted the outermost limits of
human e1pabillties and endurance.
00 Phil Donahue Show
AfT[RNOO~
12:00 II Noontime
0 6D TllrM on I Match
U Movfe: See Daytime Movies.
0 (]) (I) a> Password
Cl)®J mNewa 0 Youth and the luuta Thurs. m Crtfts Mon.; Hey L1ndlord Tues.,
Thurs.; See the USA Wed.; Adi Con·
1ress Fri.
(JJ) Sesame street
Eill ftatures 9 Tennessee Tdxedo
12:25 m Tennessee Tuxedo
12:30 0 (I) As the World Turns
0 ai 6D Dap of Our Uve1 0 (]) Cl) m Spllt Second 0 Ntws Watch John Fullmer m Dlallnf fO( Dollars 8 New Zoo Review
1:00 0 ())love Is a Manr Splendortd
Thlnf
0 9 6D The Ooctori
(1) I Low Lucy
0 (]) a> All MJ Chlldren
0 m Movie: See Daytime Movies.
ft FYI
1:30 0 Cl) Tiie Guldin& Uattt
0 ®) 6D Anothtt' Wor1d U Movie: See Daytime Movies.
0 (]) @ a> let's M .. t a Deal m Fashions In Stwlnf
fE CommoclitJ Report
Qi Every Wo1111n Wants to Know
1:40 m Dfllln1 for Dollars
2:00 II()) Secret Stonn
0 Iii m Rltum to "*"°" Plac.e 0 (])(I) a> The Nm,w.d Gl11t
Q) Rendmous wtth AIMnture
Mon.. Fri.; Trtvtl Wltll Don and
Bettina Tues.; Bee 1e,., Wed.;
Cesar's Wortd Thurs.
9 Major Adams
2:30 0 Cl) Edtt of Nlaht a a m So11•net 0 CJ) (I) a> Tht Dltin1 G1•t
Q) Ev.rr Wo11an W1nts to Know
3:00 II MJ Ttlrtt Sons
D Ml•e Doui.lls Mon.; Tiit Mt Too
Show Tues.-Frl.
Q ~hWIJ Patrol 0 CJ) Cl) m hneral Hospital
Cl) ®l Movie: See Daytime Movies.
0 The Rtal McCop m New Zoo Review ....
llJMJ11tdFn.ctl
(Ii) Tlw Fonyte Sip frl. m T .... 11 Wat Mon.: CIMIM 31
Tues.·frl.
Cil Alllttur's Culde to low
3:30 II It's Ytt1r ltt D Milt Dou1J11 Show Tues·fri.
0 Oalt incl H1rrlet
(j) Miu Douat11 Show
fJ CD m Ont Uh to Uvt
O ne l.Atne R1n1er m lap tnd His lttddies m r.ter ht11.u1/M1&illl Corilll
fE DEIUT PsydlololJ I mrru1tn Mon. 9 My Fnorlte M1rtf1n aJ Ftllx tilt Cit
3:45@1)Futum
4:00 II Mtvlt: S,e Daytime Movies. an.. Rtflt•n D CI> m Lovt Alltlican Style
0 Courqeeus Cit
m0u1c11 Dmr McCraw
aJ1eW1 ll1 Tep SM m 9 s.u.. strMt II> CaleMIM Thurs.
8'Ttn T .. Mon.
CllD11itl ..... .....
4:30 CD Mtwlt: Set Daytime Movies
06'Ntn Mon. . , .............
fJ Ntwl Bent.I, Schubeck o c.c11d ea .. ,.
. , ...... , ...
IBTlleM ...... e U11 CHtlt • Medco
E!) leze's INI Top._ m stietd Ricer
s:oo a a m 1i111tr L11iue ....... n
Mon. Ntwl Tues.·frl.
U (l)News
Cl) NYPD m• mntstoHs
II) Nanay Incl tile ProftStOr em @ Mistlr Ro1trs' Ntipbor-
lltod
II) La Fronter1
6' Tl'llls Wat Tues.·frl .
Cll Dick Yin DJb Sl9ft GE Qucllt Sllvldrl Sllft Fri. &> C11ftpinc Ctut'lltt
g)TIHlt Steo1n
5:15 G> P11tra•1 Mtt11dlll Mon.· Thurs.
5:30 U O.t Sttp ltJNd Wed .• Thurs.;
All'f ....a Mon., Tues., Fri.
Cl) TM 11tt1e .. 1 D (()a>Ntws 111 Aalp..t Fri. ..,. •• tile ..... ma,...,.. .• 1111• em u n.. Dldrtc c..,.., m TfWI T• Tues.·frl . GE u Hen , .. ..., eo11 c.......
Mon., Wed., Fri., U..S J II Ptl·
di Tues.: Alert.I! Thurs.
El) s,ted ltlctr
TtiE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 25, 1972
THE TROPlC~ ZONEo·~A
. · 2014 I MAIN o• OPEN NOW c ~~
Sant• AM'• newnt a lar ... t {roptcal . Fllh Store . • c=O o .. GRANO ONNINQ SPECIALS··~:o
The complex end d~ probleme fednc the black man
...Wnc tD 10 Into bwlnesl In America .,. dllculMcl by four of
the prtndpel men behind Bleck EntilrpriH Mapzlne on MC,._.
Inquiry-Black IUllnea In White Anwlce, eltlnc Seturday (July l)
at 10:30 "4. From the left.,. lAwls Doustan, Executive~
PNlident, Eatl G. Graves, Lid.: Fred Aahe, production dlNCtor,
Bleck Enterprise Mwzlnr. Eatl G. Grevet, .,,..Went, Eari G • Q,.,,.., Lid., end Jim 8ell, dl111Ctor of advertlsl"I, Bleck Enterprise
Mqutne.
Helen Hayes, the First Lady of the American stage, will re-create some of her
most famous roles and give her views on contemporary theatre on "Helen
Hayes-Portrait of an Actress, American School," Thursday at 8:30 PM on
Channel 28, KCET. She will present a panorama of American theatrical history
over six decades by reenacting her triumphs as Queen Victoria In "Victoria
Regina." Mary Stuart In "Mary of Scotland," Harriet Beecher Stowe In "Har-
riet," Nora Melody in "A Touch of the Poet," and Grandma In "The American
Dream."
She will also direct young actors in a scene from "Clarence," a play she
made 51 years ago. Joining such noted people In the theater world as Marc
Connelly and George Abbott, she will discuss past, present and future In-
fluences on the American Theatre.
This special color documentary was presented on National Educational
Television two years ago to celebrate Helen Hayes' 10th birthday. A prominent
theatrical cast joins Miu Hayes In the reenaction of her roles. Zoe Cald\\1tll
appears as Queen Elizabeth In the presentation of "Mary of Scotland," Jenni-
fer Harmon In the scene from "A Touch of the Poet," and Steve McHattkt In
"The American Dream." Miss Hayes will direct Orson Bean, Jennifer Harmon,
and Oliver Conant In the "flapper" style of acting she used In her 1919 aucceaa
"Clarence."
The film career of Helen Hayes will be recaptured through cllpa from her
Helen tt.ree re-ctM ... her claUte performance Oscar-winning role In "The Sin of Madelon Claudet," and from "Farewell to .. "M•rr of Scotl•nd." Arms," and "Arrowsm ith."
, ... 5 -.. ..
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James Daly, who grew a
beard during the production ·
hiatus from his starring role as
1 Dr. Paul Lochner on Medical
Center (CBS), has turned
sparetime shopkeeper for a
picturesque gift and antique
store, the Botteaa, which he
recently opened (with partner
Jane Bogart) in the Pacific Pal·
isades. He is shown with some
of the rare collector's items to
be found in the shop.
THE SLOWING
BIRTH RATE
Abortion, contraceptives, va-
sectomy, sex education, family
planning, zero population move-
ment, and childless marriages ....
all these are population control
methods being practiced in the
United States today. So far, most
statistical reports indicate that
these controls are working to
contribute to a slowing birth rate
in America.
"And Replenish The Earth" is
an hour-long, prime-time docu-
mentary that examines the slow-
ing birth rate in this Cl>untry and
what life will be like by the end
of this century. KNBC/Channel
4 will air the film Wednesday at
I OPM1 as a part of its month-long
..cries of programs exploring the
many aspects of population.
Joseph Campanella narrates
the documentary which wa.s
filmed at various locations across
country. Segmen~s include an
abortion in Los Angeles; a visit
to a ·~ntraceptivc boutique" in
Chapel Hill, N.C.; a sex educa-
tion class at Yale University; and
a vasectomy in Chicago.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUN( 2S. JQ7:>
l \IF/U(., \ /·.'I I!()./·
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SUNDAY
JUNE 25
MORNING
®l Nature of M11rfca1t Folk Music
i'E Frttlte a II Vida
10:30 fl F1ct tM J11tion
D T1tis Is Utt lift D CJ) TIM Doubledecttn
Cf) 1V I leob at lttmfn1
®)Co ... nt m Elt .. nt.,, .....
Q) f lltll fw T odlJ
6:15 G) Tiit CllristopfltrS ii) Cronk.at cit Francia
6:30 f) lldy1nl S.fari a Mowlt: Hftn't Uft Woncltrfllfr' m Ttte 11b1t A1t1wer1 m a.. MnJcano
1:45 (I) Tiit Clufstophers 11:00 f) Patch"°" F••flJ
1:00 a ro. •nd Jtny o Mov1ts: <C> .. w •• woadtr1u1
(I) C.thtclraf of TOltlorrow Woficr• (mus) '56-Geor1e Cole,
@) WoodJ Woodpecker Terence Mo11an. "Padflc Destiny" m Elpl1tlio1t (dra) '55-Denholm Elliot, Gordon
Q) PDlk Alf1lrs/Sod1I Security Jackson.
7:30 fJ The Croovft 8oolles 0 Old n .. $osptl Hour D The Cltristophen 00 lio,d lridfel' W1tltr World
0 Monnon T1btm1cl1 Choir D (}) IMllwlnUt @~Mti•s 001~ D Dr. lilly J. Harrfs ®l Sin D1e10 Happ,.fnr
l1j DtplltJ 0..1 m Movie: .. Kidupped" (adv) '38 m Wtltdtra•• Bob McAllister -Warner Baxter. Freddie Bartho· &l Sacred Htart/Tllt Cllrtst.,htn lomew, Nl19I Bruce, Meen Whelan.
1:00 f) {j) LH1p U1tto My Fett "fral· II) Cllurdl Ill the Ho ..
dtc:t" An examination of the writ· fl) hit.II DN1i1lal
inp of a youn1 Christian 1uerrilla 11:30 (j) f11• fut1m
who died of starvation In the Bollv· D Cil M• • Wlsll
ian Jun1le in 1970. D M•: (C) '11tt Mitt" (dra) '50 D Mr. Wlztrd -Marton Brando, J1cl! Webb.
1J Rt1 Huablrd a Movie: (C) ''ltidtls of Yttt,..
(j) Rnl £stilt Open HoUM ana" (WIS) '53-Rlchud Conte,
fJ Herald ef Trvtll Viveca Undfors. a Otd 11... '°""'' Hour G)Rewival flns
1:30 fJ Cl) lM Up Ind Uvt
.\ f l f r~ N r i r 1 ••
D The luplool 12:00 8 Cf) MU tn..utleul Qa•· fJ C.MPt1$ Milt "The Healthy ......... The Hationtl AAU Wtlfht·
Heart'' carctlolorl:st Dr. Wilfrid E. liftlnr Championships (Olymplc
Shute and actress Joanna Barnes trials) at Detroit, Mich., and The
discuss vitamin E and other essen· National MU Men's Wtler Pofo
tlal nutrients for a ht1lthy heart. Championships at Cupertino, cam ..
IJ Dl1 of Discowtl'J are featured. e KATHRYN KUHLMAN (})C..suttatlon * (IN COLOR) IJ Mewle: "Blue steel" (wes) '34 m latlllyn llhl .. n -John Weyne ,
9:00 fl ea..,. Tll'" D Saptn• ThNtrt "Kiii Me on D SertldfpftJ July 20th" Jack Kelley, l<Jthryn Hays. IJ Dir tf DbcovtfJ A man hires Ilia own killer for In· fJ 11J Ftltllcl '9olle surance purposes, then chan1es his D ()) 0ra1 hbtrta .mind. a 1-..t .. l•lf..... m htltfllitnt Parent llt .......,._ In Mttloo ft The WtsttnMn
8) Mab J Palabm &) l1llwl••lt ......_
9:90 II Ttd-r'• .. Uaitn 12:30 Cl) Tiit Answer D Stdtn .. sa.tion Cil Mtwlt: Htany Ofl SpJinr'' (com) IJ Oral RoMfta '65-Kenneth Williams. Barbara
(j) Mewlt: .... , Dor Sflep" (dra) Windw.
'4S--lannlt RHs, Tom Neal. II) Joe DeSifwa's Open Ftn11t a .. ,.. .... ,.,. as.. H•nt
Cl) let llltrt le Urltt 0) MU. a MP B kadtl'Jll Ku111 .. n 1:00 D Spetts c..11et111 m Old TIM Cetptl Hour D CI> GB DktctlNs "Christian
II) &ta & II Vida Science: How Do You Heal a
9:AO CI> treat llblt storfts/ Acdoft cit World?"
It C:O.u..W.. 8 Mllllel $ MIM: .. Convlcb FHr"
JO:OO II Sttps .. uaml111 (blo) '63-Ben Gazz1ra, Stuart D Qa.....,. llJ S-.t1 Tiie Rev. Whitman.
Robert Tourtiney of the St. Francis tlli Meet the Presa
Episcopal Church In Palos Verdes GI Wlftd' ..,_./Outtr Ulllllts
voices his objection to abortion. t1J Ntwa Nidt carter 8 Hout If Ptwtr 8) Trlbuu hbllca D CJ) GD .. iuctant Drapn m MM: .,,.,.,. .. , Alnt" (dra)
(I) '"'Oeder Allwtn '54-Wendtll Corty, Mar11rtt Lock· fJ Mowle: (C) "ltd la My C..Pflot" wood.
(1dV) '45-Otnnla Morpn, Ray· 9 Wtsttm Open Qotf
mond Massey. G> Qlldl """'•" Sbow ..... . "'-
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEE~. JUNE 25, 1972
1:30 fJ ()) CIS T1nnl1 tiasslc Arthur
Astle vs. Ro1er Taylor
1J Altpls ... bill Callf. Anaels vs.
Oakland A'a. D (I) m ....... and Answers
di t•Pt m Veict of calvary
2:00 fJ lelltf Guest is Dr. Ed1ar Maa·
nln.
CI> Unlvtnlty Olalotut D I iflc!XLI 5tn1lcl Kennedy: A
Man fw Cllnstilns 11td au.tr Sin·
ntn A retrospective view of Bishop
Kennedy, presented on the eve of
his retirement.
Cl) Mowte: "last Ride to S.ntl
Ctvl" (adv) '61-Edmund Purdom.
Marian Crook. fJ Movie: "ll'Ofl Man" (dra) '51-
Jett Chandler, Rock Hudson, Evelyn
Keyes.
(I) Zant Irey Tlltatrl
(JI TM Tllli"tr
Q) THUii Trials
ii) Tores
GD Spwts Cutltnie
2:30 fJ Medl1 "Hope Is Mort Than a
Sllip" Proaram deals with the flo•t·
Ina hospital, HOPE, and the work of
volunteer doctors and nurses aboard
her.
(]) Sa1ttl larl>m Fon1•
D l•cauiry
Cl) F1a Ult Nltioft
0) SWlncfn' WflMls EB N1shvillt MU'lic
3:008Ntwan1aktn ~ (}) U11ll•IW Hortans
am Meet '"' ,,... fJ Movie: (C) .. Ridtn Yen1•
uet" (dra) '53-Richerd Co • VI·
veca Undfors.
()) IHI C.., Sbew
8 Ft•lly Flt• lntival: (C) "Ifs
• Dot• life" (com) '55-Edmund
Gwenn, Dean Jauer.
di"'"'" ma.mer
m 1o1111 °'"" 8 Mowlt: "Califomla t.nquest''
Q)HMHn
3:30 G Mtwlt: (C) .. lstHbur' (adv) '57
-Errol Flynn, Cornell Borthers.
Cl) hrtrlft tf tM Orttnt
Dllltifllt
(I) Flf• Ftlturt
(I) Motte: (C) "TM Qlus Sphinx"
(1dv) '67-Robert Taylor, Anita Ek·
berf.
QjS..rvtval m Acdculturt USA
ti) c..,.,. Profitt
3:45 IJ AJettla Wrap.Up
4:00 (I) Movtt: "AWIJ All loatl" (dra)
'56-Jeff Chandler, Georre N1der.
DS..ftdaJ IJ Motte: "Our YtfJ On" (dra)
'50-Ann Blyth, Farley Granaer,
Natallt Wood.
(l)WatM T111ft
9htlcltNU <Ill Flf• OdpaeJ
I ••,lelltlttl Ylvlr
...... .. Advtflblft
,...,._Latino
G)Rex H11•blnl
&)C.rtna ....
4:30 fJ Sd·f1 Tlleatrt
!attls" (dra) '57-Klm Novak, Jeff
Ch1ndler, Acnes Moorhead. mn•• 1, .... utt
QI Tiie 111 Y1lllJ m reHx tt1t cat
5:00 fJ Uttlt Wo•n ''Th• Weddlna"
Jo mikes a decision to write 1
book 1bout the March family.
fJ Movte: (C) .. HofldlJ for l.ovtra"
(com) '59 -Clifton Webb, Jane
Wyman, Jiii St. John.
®) Ntwa Dale Swartz lit Travel Film "Hawaii -Cl"OS$·
roads of the Pacific" m Consultation GD Movft: "lan1u Rlclp .. m KJ•bl
5:30 fJ Anhui Wortd The Mexican ariz.
zly bear Is observed.
(]) Movit: (C) "Tht Roman Spt1n1
of Mrs. Sttnt'' (dra) '61 -Vivian
Lelah. Warren Beatty.
D CoH Witte Ult Pm Tom H1rmon
tees off with David Allaire, pro at
Valencia Golf Course.
Cil Doctor I• Ult Ho1111
Cf) Newt Ray Wilson
(1j) Mowte: (C) "'11le 1Aft£ IMt&
Trtlle(' (com) '54-lucllle Ball,
Desi Amtr. m DMt rrott Show
(Ii) °"' Clow of H09t em Con111ltltlon "Childbirth and
P1in" a> Viejo Slnwerpenz•
mMaltManl ft 81111&all's Island
g)Spttd ... ,
F V f N I N (,
1:00 II ()) C.apafp 7Z Pra-conwtn·
lion COYef'lft. om11nn a 11s<1&u °"" ,, ......,
,.._..I "A Kin(:s story" (R) Ora·
matlc :story of the kln1 who 1aw
up the Throne of Enctand for the
woman he loved. Ooon Welltt lllf·
rtte:s.
(j) Htt Haw
01 Spy
(1j) '"" AMcltts em lllct loar1al "The Greatest
Show on Earth" 1p0tll1hts Trini·
dad's 1nnual camlvtl
fl) Ensalada cit Locos
HM~ Rf'D
~ Ttlf.Clnt•a 40
&) TM Three Stootts
6:30 D SIDrJ TIMm D~Jlewa m CrutuN F'utum: .. Ewll lflht
,.,.. o.ter Spice"
fl) Wtrtd If WJdlfft
fl!) Mists In AIHfta "Sam 'llatrt·
In' Hopkins"
g:, h1ll*t to Travtl ., ...... Aerts
ti) Htadallop EJllot Mintz
7:00 ti News Cl1t1 Roberts D Wiid ...... '1'11mn1 th•
Desert Outlaw"
(I) C:O.bat
fJ RttltcdoMt Part I of a two-part
drama on tht hbtory of tht Ctlleano
and the war. m fatinl of Chula: .. ,...... \ ()) Tiiis 11 Year LH1 ''Ken Curtis"
7:30
8:00
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when
dog e
c:cmbi
major
Home
(June
Wond
"W
of the
their
in& a
man
what
photo
and b
D Death V1l1t1 1>111 11J P11sport to Tmel '1'tlt Two
Turkeys"
fl) J1paneM f1mlly Oram• m (Jj)Zoom!
@II Super Show m Wild Klncdom "Voy1ae of the
Golden Dolphin" a l.atlit ml Tele-ClntlM 40 al Ut Mt Ten You About A Sofll
7:10 f) Cl) CIS Reports "The Mexican
Connection" An lnvestl11tlve report
of the estimated $1 bllllon·e-yeer
dru1 traffic operetln& between Mex·
loo end the U.S. Jay McMullen
reports. D 9) m Walt Disney "Nature's
Better Built Homes" A llva·anlmated
pro1ram In which cartoon character
J. Audubon Woodlore conducts a
tour of the natural homes of wild·
llfe on lend and water.
D Eyewttness D Mllllon $ Movie: (%hr) "Cry of
little'' (dr1) '63-Ven Heflin, Rita
Moreno,. James M1c:Arthur. Son of
wealthy shlpplnr tycoon In the
Philippines joins Amerlc1n Guerrilla
unit.
ID Tllrte Passports ID Adventu'1
'11mbuktu Adventure"
fil) (ij) Tltt f'1ndl Ctltf "Made·
ltines ind Genolse''
BWHd Kmrdo•
&)fllMll' Hole
1:0011 Roller 81mes T-Birds vs. Aus·
trail• Kanreroos.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 25. 1972
D (]) Cil m The FBI ''The Buy· leave his parents' home meets OP· &I) Vltnclo i Biondi
er" (R) Tim O'Connor guests with position. QI luln1 from the forum
David Hedlson and Stefanie Powers. 9:00 0 @) m lon1nu "Another Wind· &) Lou Cordon Show "Hoax: The
Erskine impersonates a fence's rep· mill to Go" (R) Ben is stunned to True Story of the Howard Huahes
resentative to trap the aang who leun th1t he stands to lose his -Clifford Irvine Affair"
stole a million dollars worth of land to an eccentric man (LIU· 10:15 fl) Wtttty Sports Direst
platinum. renct Naismith). 10:30 II Jtny Visits "Gene Barry" (R) m Movie: (C) (2tlr) ''CasUe Keep" D (I) (I) Cl) UC Sunday Movie: 11 Robert Schuller
(dra) '69 -Burt Lancaster, Peter (C) (Ztlr 15 111) "That Man In Cl) At lasue
felk, Patrick O'Neal, Al Freeman Jr.. tstanbaf" (edv) '66 -Horst Buch· D MttodJl1nd In Motion
Jtan-Pierre Aumont. A eroup of U.S. hotz, Sylva Koscina. A wealthy play· ID Hews Chuck Cecil
infantrymen and a Belgian castle boy Is pressed Into undercover work QJ) '•It.tr, 'uttar
filled with art objects are both by e beautiful U.S. agent. ti) EJtrtll1s M11sklles
destroyed when the men make a m Dra&net 11:00 II D 9) Hews
stand et the castle 11alnst the fl) Sa•ural Revolution 11 Rtx Hu111blrd
Germans. fil) aJ) M11te,,lect Theatre -Tlle Cl) Movie: .. Ntfl on Frisco lay"
ID Perry Mason Posteaed In the fin1I episode, Pyot (dra) '56-Alan Ladd. EE Nippon No Uta pl1ns the murder of Shatov. D Movie: (C) ••taurt" (dra) '4.C
fil) (Jj) Flring Une "No· fault Insur· ml Cine del Domlnp Gene Tierney, Clifton Webb.
ance" is discussed by lawyer Mar· 9:30 II I]) Cade's County (R) Devid m Movie: ''H1rrlet Cnl(' (dra) '50
vin E. Lewis and insurance executive Wayne 1ue.sts as e wino who has -Joan Crawford, Wendell Corey.
Harry Lansman. trouble convincln. the district at· ID Kathryn Kuhlman
@I) Noelle de Gila torney that he saw his friend killed. a Burtie's law
9 Movie: "The Mucll1rt" (iJ News W1tdl Larry Burrell 11:15 D (I) News
ml Cine del Domlnao ID The 111 Question 11:30 1J N1me of the C11nt m Movie: (2hr) "One for th• 10:00 D «i m The Bold Ones -TM D @) S&lndly Tonlpt Show
looll" (com) '47-Ronald Retain, ta.,ers "The Loni Mornlna After" Cl) Telepu.tse
Eve Ard en, Eleanor Parker. (R) Conclusion of two-parts. Neil ID Movie: "Impulse" (mys) '38-
continues his search for a murderer. Arthur Kennedy, Constance Smith.
1:3011 (])1 sflclXL 1 An Essay o" tJit
M1fll A look at the cultural and
socioloaical roots of the so-called
"Secret Society'' of llllian-Ameri·
cans that has once aiain been
thrust Into the public awareness by
.-spate of--can1l1nd murders.
D ®l m hlmy St ... rt Show
As the Escrow flies" (R) PJ's de·
cision to buy a new home end
Anne Htlm, Pamela McMyler, James 11:45 D Movie: (C) "Crelture of Dtstruc·
Walnwriaht, Pat Hingle and Patrica ticMt" (dra) '68 -Les Tremayne,
Barry ruests. Aron Kincaid, Bill Wllli1ms. 11 News Dick Gerton 12:30 Cl) Issues 1nd Answers 0 A Men and His Boys Religious 1:00 f) Movlt: (C} "from Htll ti
proiram. ltnleo" (adv) '64--Georae Mont· m News Ron Fortner aomtl'Y. Usa Moreno.
(Jj) Yldto Variltlofts D Cil Cl) News EE Weekly NtWI Hipllpts 1:30 m Movlt: '"Stnnp AdventUft (dra)
fil) Tht fonyte Sap '56-Ben Cooper, Mar11 Ensllsh.
PEEK-A-BOO WINDOWS
Peek·a·boo windows make possible an
unusual piece of wildlife photo1rephy
when c1meres show life irtside a prairie
dot community. This live-action foota1e
combined with animation comprises a
major portion of "Nature's Better Built
Homes,·· en encore colorcast Sunday
(June 25) at 7:30 PM on NBC's The
Wonderful Wor1d of Disney.
"We were able to 1et $0me 1reat lilm
of the little creatures actually di&1ln1 out
their homes, ehasina r1ttlers and escap·
in1 a hawk and other predators," camera·
man N. Paul Kenworthy related. "But
what we really went there for was to
photoeraph their underaround tunnels
and bunows. We be1an our own excava ·
lion and dug until we ran Into some pu·
sageways. It toolt us about 10 days to
prepare a cutaway section about 15 feet
deep and 30 feet wide, showina the
under1round tunnel maze and straw·
covered nests. We covered the entire face
of the cutaway with plastic sheets and
1hen replaced the dirt." A couple of
weeks tater, after the prairie do1s rt·
sumed their llvin1 in the disturbed bur-
rows. we uncovered our peek -a-boo win·
dows and be1an filming. After awhile, the
does became used to our presence and
went about their dally routine."
The fitmin& was done in Wino Cave
National Park, South Dakota, and is nar·
rated by Olan Soule.
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~ m '"lldy StJtr' (mys) '49 -Doro·
y Lamour, Brian Donlevy. Claire
Tr r
t-.30 fJ "Sundown" (adv) '4 J -Gene
Tierney, Bruce Cabot.
10:00 (]) "HoUywood Stofy'' (mys) '51-
Richard Conte, Julie Adams.
U.-00 0 "fli&ftt to Nowflert0 (mys) '46
-Alan Curtis, Jack Holt
1.:<>0 0 "A ltll fOf Ad1ne" (dra) '47
-John Hodlak, William Bendix . m "'Ctttquertd Cit(' (adv) '65 -
David Niven, Ben G1mr1.
l:lO 0 "'The Junlft'' (sci·fl) '52 -
Rod Cameron, Marie Windsor .
l .:<>O "T'be Delklte Deff nq •nt" (com)
'57 -Jerry Lewis, Darren McG1vin .
1j "fr1nds Joint the w~ (com)
's.4 -Donald O'Connor, Mamie Van
i>oren.
4.:<>0 II "Tiie Lusty Men" (wes) '52 -
Robert Mitchum, Susan Hayward .
4:.30 (])SIMI IS 10 AM llttlna
5:00 0 (C) "A 'lr1 NalMd T111llllo"
(dra) '63 ...... Laurence Harvey .
France Nuyen .
EVENING
6:00 II CJ) 0 mm News 0 119J m Major L .. ,.,. Baseblll
(cont'd from S PM) 0 Ancell B11eblll (cont'd from
5:30 PM) Calif.. Anaeles vs. Minn.
Twins In Minnesota .
@ Wlld Wlld West m Tht Flintstones m Daniel loofte
(iJ) NET PllYfloute on tht '30s m Hoclcepoclie Lode• a .... "' RfD EI!) Prtrunta Ulted Alex Jacinto
&) ThrH Stoops
':30 fJ Movte: (C) (90) "A Distant
Tru11t.,_r Part I (dra) '64 -Troy
Donahue, Sulanne Pleshette, Diane
McBaln. James Greaory.
Cl) CIS News Walter C<onkite m T1't Flyln1 Nun
Eil) i IPlcllL i 1972 Witts Sum11er '•IHI The hl1hll1hts of this year's
5th annual cames held 1t Cal. Stile
L.A. art featured . a c'"" Acns EI!) Prorr111 Polldal m Vktona James Show
&) Heldlhop Elliot Mintz
7:00 1J @ News 00 Trudi or Consequences
Cl) Dnlpet
0 a m i l!lclM' Mldilon
Squ,. Carden Ratrt Ken Buchan·
an vs. Roberto Duran. m I Low Lucy
(I) I Dru• of Jeannie
fl) Lo Que Yt11dr1 tn Espanol
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Below, for your conwnienc:e, .,.
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m "Driftwood" (drl) '47 -Ruth
W1rrlck, Dtan Jager.
9:30 D ua.c.utt of You" (dra) '52
Loretta Youna. Jeff Chandler.
10:00 CJ) "Utttt fopt'' (dra) '51
Merit Stevens, Rhonda Flemlna.
12:00 11 "Ract for Lift" (adv) '5
Richard Conte. Mary Alden.
1:00 B "Cllln1 Clrt" (adv) '43 -Gene
Tierney, Georre Montaomery. m ''To• Dick and Harry" (com)
'41-Juraess Meredith, Ginaer
Ro re rs.
1:3011 "Tiil ltetu111 of ,._ JllMS"
(wes) '50 -John Ireland.
S:OO Cl) "TWe Alt &ulfV Part I (dr1)
'63-Anthony Per11ins, Jean-Clau
Brialy,
(lg (C) "leftCI tf tt.t hr" (adv)
'52-Ju1es Stewart, Roel Hudson.
4:00 II "'St wen h••bertd" (dra)
'47 -John Miiis, Mirtha Scott.
4:30 (I) SalM • lOAll ... ,
5:00 B (C) .. Hurrica11 Salttl" (adv) '52
-John Ireland, Yvonne Dtearlo.
rvfNING
1:00 B DD fm ID EB News
(])9 ..... 8 Anpl1 ltstblft (con't from
5:30 PM) Calif. Anaels at Minn.
Twins.
Cl) Wiid Wiid Wut m • nlttdaMI ll)DIMI IMM
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&:30 D Mewlt: (C) (IO) "A Di
Trv•,.r' Cond (adv) '64-T
Donahue, Suzanne Pltshttte.
Cl) CIS ,..... Walter Cronkite
(lg Mtrv &rifffl sa... m TM flytn1 11.n
l1Jl "•"" tf ANrlClll flft .. fii) F1vt Dip II Meettfteld (R)
examination of the attitudes an
activities of residents of a smal
rural community In Vlrrinla.
8'TrenuN a ,,. ... Acrea
Gm~ Canta Esta CMdeft? GI Ylctlda ...,. Sllew EB He1dstl1p £Jllot Mintz
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7:JO II Cl) a The "'"' IMd HMr
Comedy variety series. also featurlna
Spenc.r Quinn and Caf Wiison,
Merle E1r11, and John Twomey and
Norman Anderson. D m ,...,... "A Ride In the
Sun" (R) Bank Robbers use the
Cartwrlahts as dupes In a plot to
steal from the Vlralnla City Bank.
U CJ) (I) (!) Tllt Mod Squ.d
"Outside Position" (R) Bobby Shit'·
man auests as an ex-convict Pete
tries to help after he was framed
on a narcotics charre.
Cl) I Ort•• of Jeannie B Million $ Movie: (211r) "Stanley
11td Llvtnptone" (adv) '39-Spen·
cer Tracy, Rlctiard Greene, Nancy
Kelly, Walter Brennan.
®) National &eoanphlc "Ethiopia-
The Hidden Empire" m Hof•ft's Htroes m 0racnet
Qi) n.. forqte Sap
fE i #Jlc!ALJ Equal Justice Under
the law "Stop and Frist" and
"Sqrch and Seizure" (R) These
films are deslined to Inform cltl·
zens of their constitutional rlahts
ml Constitto Cotutn
{f) Movie: (211r) "11ipt Untt
Nipt" (dra) '49 -Ronald Reaaan.
Viveca Lindfors.
7:45 U Allatts Wrap.Up
1:00 11 Sports c:a-alltn11
CJ) Rtllln' on tt.t RMr m n.. ...u..rs-1 ... t ..
m'"'' ....... fl) Lt Mtfet en Es,anof m la Cota Juqada m &ttden Central
8:301J CJ) Hawaii FM-0 (R) A youna
Haw1il1n rf r1 Is assaulted and •
br1uart soldier Is arrested and
tried for the crime.
Cl (fj 8' NIC Actl11 PllJ'ou•
"Turncoat" (R) Gtc)(fe Hamilton.
Marpret O'Brien and Carroll O'Con·
nor star In Korean War drama about
I GI who defects to th• IAtmY ind
is sent badt to the U.S. to st•I
missllt secrets.
11 Mewlt: (211r) .. face lft tllt bht"
(dra) '63-Rory Calhoun. Marina
Berti. o cv CI> m Mevte ef .... w..:
(C) (90) .. ,. YlfJ Mlal111 Pt,.,."
(mys) '71-Evt Arden, Julie New
mar, James Greaory, ~· Aubrey,
Ray 01nton, Dennis Rucker. A flam·
boyant private eye's lnvtStlaatlon
Into the d1Sappe1r1nce of a youna
woman leads to murder. m Merw Clfffltl ._
f1!)@ Tllt Adwoaltll (R) ':OOIDnplt YtrildMtt an ElpaMI
II) LI Cdada lien Criada a The Vkthtlln
G)NMll
t:25 EB TNI Holt 111 HellJwoed
t :30 IJ CJ) CIHH (R) Andrn Dugan
auests ts the frl&htentd resident
of a &host town where Cannon re·
cal¥ts an unfriendly rtcaptlon when
he arrivls in search of robbery sus·
pects.
10:
10:
11:
11:
12.
l .
D m 1 iflCIA I Tiit 11111 Col·
!er Tqp. Alf UC NIWI Mita hptt
News documentary enmlnlni the
blue collar worker, his fife style,
work ethic, politics ind views on 1
m1tty of subjects. . .., .....
{1J) llact Jt11m1I m '" FOf'IJle Sar• <•> @!)Avenhn
l!) Rld•f fl'OM Hollywood P11'\
10:00 D Cl) (j) m Marcus Welby, M.D.
"Cross-Mitch" A bitter youn1 b11ck
min finds 1 new view of life when
he 11vts hi• blood to s1ve the life
of 1 white boy.
D Co••unltJ fttclblcll m Niwa Ken Jones, Ron Fortner
11J looll ind Uvt Rellalous proaram.
(IJ) Hollywood TtttvttJon 1'1111trt ml ftstfv1I Meliuno m la Ltytnda dt l1fomtt
10:30 II Tiit Colddlaen (R) Ernest
Boranine 1uest1.
D Dr. Simon loclt '1he Healer''
Ors. Locke 1nd Sellers find them·
selves In confllct between the proud
1ncestral wayi of the American In·
dians 1nd the techniques of mod·
ern medicine. 0 News Ceorre Putnam
Cl)At laut ®l Saa Dlt10 ,,...,. ...
f.D ltllllld U.e UHS "Wlp , W1p,
Rip ind Riches" A look 1t women's
maaazines.
f!J la Sltaniu m Cell of U.t West
QI MM: "'Two F11p wot• m eonc1e""' eu1,.blt
11:0011 a am mm" ...
(l)Cl)(JI Ntwt
BT•·ladl (j) ......... , Dflloft
D Mowte: "1111 f1bulom Itron
MIHtdMuten" (dra) ·s~llos Ko·
pectly, J1"' Br1)ov1. m Trultil If CeutqutftCI$ m o..w rrut ..
l!)HMdlMp(R)
11:30 1J Cl) C1S Litt Mtwit: (C) .....
dlwtlW' (drt) '5>-Anne Buter.
Sttvt Fomst.
a a m •'"'' emo.. G'°"1e Pep1>1rd. Rodney D1naerfl1ld ruest. oo.. • ..,.,.. D Cl) @ GE Diet Cavett Anae1a
Davis, In her first talk show 1ppear·
1nce, 1uests. m Tt Tiii U.. TMll
12:00 8 Mowlt: 04Qklp DlldHnt"
(mys) 'U-Altn lldd, Donni Rffd. m Mowtt: '"Clllldla '" o.id" (rom) '4&-Robtrt Younr. Dorothy
McGuire.
12.3011J Cou11by Mulk Time
1 :oo ()) D D Cl) 111 Nftn
1 :lO I) MM: (C) .. ,..,19 Wttt"
(wes) '51-..lohn Payne, Dennis
O'Kfffa. m All·Nlftlt SMw: ~ £x M~
lrldferd," '11M 111 street."
"'llecbt .. ..
3:00. M .... : ....... a 0.lf lletllllf"
(com) ·~red MtcMun1y. lreM
Ounnt.
WEDNESDAY
JUNE 28
For momln1 ind 1ftemoon llstlnp,
IP,l•se see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
llelO\llt, for your convenience, •re
the d•y'• movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m '"Sin DMttrio, London'' (adv)
'43-Robtrt Beatty, Mervyn Johns.
9:30 D "IM&dt Strllfttr (dr1) '51-
Davld Brl1n, Arlene D1hl.
10:00 (]) "Wonaan 111 H'dln(' (dra) '50
-Id• Lupino, Howard Duff.
12:00 U "ltaYt It to tilt M1rtnn" (com)
'51-Sld Melton, Mera Lynn.
1:00 D "Manhunt" (adv) '41-Waltet
Pld1eon, Georae Slnders. m "Repeat Ptrfo""anct'' (dre) '47
-l.ouls Hayward, Joan Leslle.
1:30 D '1ttl1hl1 "-•" (dra) '48--
Jean Parker, Russell Hayden.
3:00 Cl) "'Two At. Cultty" Concl (dra)
'63-Anthony Perkins, Jean -Claude
Brialy. 9 (C) "'TM land Wtpn" Ptrt I
(mus) '53--fred Ast1lre, Cyd Ch•·
rlsst.
4:00 fJ (C) "Trusurt of tllt hldtn
Cttl4tl" (1dv) '53--Anne Bancroft.
Corne! ~Ude.
4:30 Cl) SI .. 11 lOAM liltin1
5:00 D (C) "Tt Cftfl 1 Tltitf" (mys)
'55-Cary Crtnt, Grace Kelly.
f V fNING
&:OOGDDG>f?:'QlNewa
(J)9News 11 Tht Ill Ytl'-J
C1) Wiid Wild West m nt FUmtonts m o.111t1 ......
Qi)Z.-1 m Htd,.,... loda-a ...,..,,, ltf'D
a!) Te It Al .... llCl4 m nw.. S1lottS
6:30 D Movie: (C) (90) "ltd Track"
(wes) '65--Hevllle Brand. Pete
Brown. Dous McClure, James Drury.
(])CIS ..... a 11tn Critfttt .. m TM n,tl& II• all Chit .,.....itnca "A.id or Hin·
drance to Justlcer• m DtfMrt eo. ..... lth This 13·
part American htrit•a• series beflns
with host Geor1e Mlch1el tourin1
the William Penn Memorial Mustum
to be1ln his examination of the tn·
tiques, 1rtiftcts and architecture of
colonl1I Pennsylvania.
mTruaun
98t1t11 Acta
GI!) Aftdtnadol cit la Co•unldtd m Vlditt1I ,. ... ...,
&) ....., Elliot Mintz
7:00ll (l)DtENtws
BNYPD
(j) Trdl ., ColtsequtllCU
(I) °'1ott D wura MJ LIM1
THE OAILV PILOT. TV WEEK, JUN[ 25. 197'2
m I Lovt Lucy fJ (I) (j) Ql AIC C...dJ HCHtr m I Dr1111 of Jt1nnlt ''The Kopyktts" Ed Sulllvtn Is
fB Lt Que Yendra en [apanol 1uest-host. Other 1u1sts are Will
fl!) Httt.1J01• Jorden, Georat Klrt>y, frenk Go1'1hln, Im Una flttprta en el Cimino Rich little, PAerllyn Mlchaels, Charllt
. 9 C.ntdlln PN FeotbtJI Callas and Joe Baker.
7:30 fJ ktrvlval "Treasure Hunters" 0 &J Ntw1 Hurh Wiiiiams
Two divers lnvHtia•te I Spanish cm Awtltturt
treasure 11ll1on that Sink in 1732. 51) ltadn1 fttM lttllywood Ptrtl D Tiit Mffte Ftdory A spoof of 10:00 II Cl) Minnix (R) Joanna Pettet
the 1reat outdoors. Guest·host Is auests as 1 sincer kidnapped by
Dom DeLuiM. hoodlums who belltvt she knows O A Tour of luu.b G1rden1 where a fortune Is hidden.
(j) To Ttll tht Trudi D I l!IC!Q; I .•• And Repftnlsh
()) I lkt1• of Jeannie "" Eartt. Actor Joseph C1mp1ntll1 G Mlllton $ Movie: (211r) ~nipe1 hosts documentary that examines
of Wrath" (dre) '4<>-Henry Fonda, the slowlnr birth rate In America.
Dorris Bowden, John Carradine, 11 m Mewl m Ho11n'1 Htrott 0 CMlldl Debate m (I) DnlJ'ltt ®) @D NIP! Ctlltry (R} Buddy
(JI) Tiit City Otmt Ebsen and Donn# Douafts 1ppear
fli) Tltt Frtndl Ctl•f "Madelelnes In sinister roles.
and Genoise" G) OUUT Clnldl1n Pro football
@n To It Announctd (21/2hr) Former Green Bay Picker
Q) NaslMllt Music lineman Jerry Kramer reports on
U) Movie: (Zhr) wrht Min Who the Cfl All-Star 1ame from Cal·
Pl•Jtd Cod" (drt) '42~eorae a•ry. Canad•.
Artlss, Bette Davis. (1j) Sottl! 1:001J Cl) TIM Mttbt Moor.Clifton fll) Muterpitct Tllut,._Tllt Po.-
Dnts Show MIMcf (R) 0 0 8) AdHt·12 "Citizens All'' ft Tiit F11M1lous '60s
(R) Milloy and Rttd arrest a p1i GI!) Tt It MllOUftCld
of phony-money p1sstrs. &> la ~ dt llfOtDtt
O I l!lc!Al I Jtiu1 Qrbt Super· 10:30 Cl) Tiit Wdcll,..,. Rorer Miller
stir 1uests. D (l) Ci) m TIN Super Richard 0 Ttll·lldl
Castellano sl1ra as superintendent (j) Spitrts Ce.tllttllt
of 1tenement.type1p1rtment build· D Tiiis 11 Yow Utt Surpris1d 1uest
Ina In New York. ''The Automated is J1cld1 Coo11n.
Super" Jot loses hi1 job as bulldin& IE) Lt Sltl11icl
super, ind thinas look bl11k-until QI flll1: "'To the SMm of Tripoli"
the tenants rebel. m 42 Pin m Tiit Mttlttn·ln·Lnr al Ceadtedt Culpable a»hr" Mi'°" .. 11:00 aaa11>mm,.... fl> Lo MIJor tt1 E1p1no1 CD CIJ a Newa
fJi) (Ji) EJtdloll 72 "The Republi. 8 ht .., ltyoftd
can Campalan" (j) M1t1MI Dttltft llJ Uicht Utn Wrestllna II Movie: (C) (ar) UStcm tf tlM
GI!) Eltldt1t Central Spltha" (•cM '64-Tony Russel,
1:30 D (JI m NIC Mp11ry Tit Marla Ptl'IChy.
c.lu•M "Murder by tht Book" m Ttvttt If CoMeCIUt,,_
(R) A mystery writer pltM 1 "per· (JI) Eltctloll '72
feet crime.'' with his U·P1rtntr ts '9 Hu•1111, (I)
the llr&•t. Jtek CIUldy, Martin 11:15 fl),..._, fllllb: '1lt111r1,I•
Mllnt\'l •nd Rosemary Forsyth 1uest. SilMrptftlls'° a cv (J) m Tiit CtnMr 1ar G11>-u:JO a ()) cas Lite M"6t: <C>
rltl Dell stari H bartender Harry "'CIMtt llld C«IMtl .. (com) '6t-
Grant. Telly Stv1lu. Dame Edith Ev1n1. m Mtfy •"'"'• .,_ a a1 m ....... .., c....... Schtd·
Ul) aJl Tltll w.et Biii Moyen uled rutsb Include Bums 1nd
1:00 IJ Cl) ~al c..ter (R) Ida Lu· Schreiber, 1nd author Mlchael
plno 1nd her r11l·llfl husband, How. Crichton ("T1nnln1I Min").
1rd Duff IUtSt IS Pltents who are 8 Movit: "'Tru•N tf Mellta
at odds' with Cannon over he1rt Cristo" (mya) f49--Gltnn ltnpn.
suraery tor their dauchter. D (])Cl) aJ Diel c..u D flllll Ftablres m To Ttll the Tluttl
D Cil@G>Marty r11d1111112:00mMow1t: .. Hi'"" Dt•"""" ColMdJ Mldll1tt Onon Welles, (1dv) '51-0ine Clark, M•rcaret
Spike Mllll11n, Leonard Shultz and Lockwood.
Thelma Houston &utst, 12:30 OJ CountJy M-* That m0n.-m v.ttM.-... ~' 1:00 Cl) a a Cl) a"""
fl!) a Wnhfta Procram features 1:30 IJ MM: "'lh let U," (dre) '49
1 performance by the New York -Robert Ryan, Audrey Totter.
Pro Muslu, ensemble specialWna ID Alf·MlcM S1tew: '1.1a Ytpl
In mtditv1I ind Rtnaiss1nce music, -.,,.. .,,...,.,... '""""·" ml ....... "flmdtct"'
9:25 9) TMI Httt I• HoUJwoe4 J:OO 1J Mtwtt: (C) '1'1'1 Ntna'a
9:30 8 Sec"4 Uoll Modi" (com) '58--Altc Gltlnneu
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THURSDAY
JUNE 29
For momln1 end efternoon ll•tln11,
plMte ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, 1re
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9!'00 m '111• Hou.. of lottischlld''
(dra) '34-toretta Youn&. Georae
Arlin.
9:30 D Hf1tt Clyltal lall" (com) '43-
Ray Milland, Paulette Goddard.
10!'00 CJ) "ledtlntt for lot1ro" (com) '51
-Ronald R1111n, Diana Lynn.
12:00 D 11hrff Dtap1rat1 Men" (adv)
'51-Preston foster, Vlralnia Grey.
1:00 0 "llllJ ludd" (cl1) '62-Robert
Ryan, Terence Stamp. m (C) "T1M S.1lltst Show on
Elrttl" (com) '57-Blll Tr.vers.
1:30 D "Thlf Wert So Yount• (dre) '55
-Raymond Burr, Scott Brady.
3:00 Ci) (C) 1'1tldl lall" (mus) '65
Edd Byrnes, Chris Noel. !Ii (C) ''Tht land Waron'' Concl
(mus) '53---Fred Ast1lre, Cyd Chi·
rlsse. Name of the Came
4:00 II "Sinbad tit• Sailor'' (1dv) '47-
0oui1u Fairbanks Jr.. M1ureen
O'Hare.
4:30 CD SH1t 11 lOAM listina
5:00 0 (C) "lac:tflre'' (com) '64 -
Jean-Paul Belmondo, J~1n Sebers.
&!'00 •a a., mm ..... CDtliNtws D Thi 111 YtlltJ
Cl) Wiid Wild West m Thi fllnbtonta
Ill 0111111 loon•
(J]) In Tht Spott11ht m HodttPGdll Lod11 9 MIJbtny ltfD Em Los T1n1brosoa
'I) Tllrtt Stoo11t
&:30 D Movie: (C) (90) '1runk to
C.lro'' (dre) '67-Audit Murphy
Georae Slnders, M1rl1nne Koch.
(I) CIS NIWI Wtlter Cronkite !Ii Mtrv Crfffln Show ID Tht f'IJln1 Nun
(iJ) fii) look Beat "Garvey: True
story of 1 Pioneer Black N1tional-
ist," by Elton C. Fix m Trtasurt
9Crttn Acres
ml Ttlt-Rlristl Mll1lcll
&) Yldoria Ja11111 Show
'I) HudlMp Elliot Mintz
7:00 fl CI>DmN ... 1J NYPO
(j) Trvth or Con1tquenc11
(I) Drlptt
0 W111fa My Unt1 m1 Low luq
II) I Dr .. "' of Jt1nnlt
(Jj) S,.•khl1 ,,...,,
fl) Lo Que Y1t1dra en Et,anol m~ . llJ Una 11tpril 1n el C.•lno
YOUR INVITATION
TO
GRACIOUS LIVING
MmlW MANOI -llHiclefltl•I ure center fer the active retiretl
llAUTIFUU y APPOINTID sums
leetd1fllly .,,.,9"4 ...... with b•lconie•. and privet• or aem i·
private room• f .. t11re dlttlnctivt color·coordin•t1d cerp•h •nd in·
.. ,,., du•r. Every tOOM has a prlvtfe ltett. coMpfett w1tt. tult .,
1hower.
_ALL MIALS AND SNACKS
~II mHl1 •11d 111•ck1 •r• 11utritiou1ly preputd and •ftrecively
1erved by our uptrt dletery •••ff. Speci•I dloh for thoH who re·
quirt .... m •nd tray urvlce to fht room fa provided when the rHI•
de11t !1 un•ble to come to the dining room.
SllVICES Ctnfrtllatd heating •11d •Ir con·
ditio11i119: 1 .. uty/larber Shop: Patio and,.....,.,...,...------.,__.•
balco11IH ; Per1on•I la1111clry room; Intercom
l'l'IU1lc: "Doctors on call: Atltndanh 2'4·hn.;
Air con41tlonecl limo1l11•.
ewMlmoP
350 IAY ST 540-7095
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 25. 1972
9 M9M: "b1trod" In t tr1plt role IS Ironside attempts
Em Prtfta0r laettar1o to prevent 1ddltlon1I murd111 of
7:30 fJ I lflc!A t l••&tutioa: F1th1 parole board members.
ot tllVtfltlott This mus1e11-comedy U CD CI> m tonptr"t "An1t-
spec111. st1rr1n1 Arte Johnson, takes omy of 1 M1yd1y" Mike lnvestl·
1 h1pplly Irreverent yet affectlon1te aates the disappurance of 1 friend
look at historic contributions med• at s11 under suspicious clrcum-
to mankind by some of the world's st1nces.
areat minds. Also starrlna ere fJ) Y1rltdadt1 en Espanol
Carol Lawrence. Frank Gorshln, @m Nocht1 Tapatias
Norm Crosby, Rosey Grier. 9 TM YirsJnlen
D t..1111 "Hive You Any Woolf" Gm Novel•
IJ Movie: (2hr) "flet In tllt bin" 9:25 U) Tonr Holt In HoUywood
(dra) '63-Rory Calhoun, Marina 9:30 g StCOfld Loot
Btrtl. fJ News Watch John Fullmer
Cl) To Tell Tlto Trutlt fl) Aventura
Cf) I Df11m of Junnlt n:'I It d f Hol-.. p .... 0 Miiiion $ Movtt: (2hr) "Youna ~ 1 n1 f'Olll .,..-.. 1••
Mr. Uncoln" (dra) '39-Henry Fon· 10:00 D ~ @I:' Dean M~rtln Show (R)
de Alice Brady Dom Deluise, Phil Stivers auest.
0:i Holl_.... s' 8 m Q) News lllll , .. .,.,., qu1rts U nn rri ft\ Ow M rsll II "A m Ho1an'1 Heroes I.ii../ I.JU ~ tn I I Q) Cl) Dn1ntt Question of Degree" (R) Owen Mar-
fli) The Oleanna Trail "Sara Grey shill ind Jess Brandon defend
and Ben Story" folk music from !udge Leonard Fischer. faced with
New Enit•nd, the West, the Hill impeachment on c~raes of cor·
Counlry, lrelind, and England. ruptlon. Lloyd Nolan and Pat Hin·
~~~~:·st Oft tht Rtvtr The Grass ~ ~~:!·: (C) (2hr) "Tiit t..st
Em Ttlf.l~sb MHlcal C11ar1e'' (adv) '64-Tony Russel,
U) Movft: (2hr) 1'Tll1 Uft of JlmntJ H1ya Harareet.
Dolan" (adv) '33-Guy Kibbee, fiil Q1) Wortd Prus
Lorett• Young. Gm Ludlt Ubre Wrestling
1:00 0 llj m NIC Adventure Th11tra U) t.. L111nd1 de lafomft
''The Hlahest Fill of All" (R) A 10:30 IJ T1lk-lact
Hollywood stuntman be$tt by per-0) 1111 Cosby 5'low
son1I problems, d~ides to climax fl) t.. Santlnlca
his career by d1rin1 to leap from the Cit FU•: ,:'fh' Nlfht H11 a Thou-
Golden Gitt Bridae for movie cam· sud [yes
eras. Stu1rt Whitm1n. Terry Moore, U) Condtnda C4llp1blt
Gary Merrill and Joan Hadtett star. 10:45 fii) aJl Critic 1t larp "Three-Stu
D CI> Cl) m Ali•• S.ltll Ind Restaurants"
... ''Th• McCrtedy Bust: Golna. 11:00 IJ DD fl) mm News
Goln1. Gone!'' (R) When wealthy Cl) Cl) a§ Ntn
rancher Pat McCreedy tires of fued· IJ Ont Step &e,ond
ina with equelly wealthy Mexican Cl) Maf'lltal Dllloft
ra ncher Armendariz over ownership m Trvtll or Con-auenm
of 1 bust of Clesar, he hires Heyes 0) Dmd frost Show
and curry to dlspost of It aJ) Tht CitJ ea ..
(I) I #Hc!AL I lurfMtion: fttlltr fl!) nrtnf Unt (R) "No F1ult Insur.
of lnWtdH Sef Ch1nnel 2 listing 1nce"
at 7:30PM. U) HNdsllop (R) m TM Motlttrs.fn-t.aw 11:15 G> Qran Cine dtl Jutvts: "Cuar1nta
0) ltxlnt froM tht Ofyrwplc Ten· Gr1d1S 1 la Sombra''
tAtlvely scheduled: Rudy. Robles vs. ll:30 B Cl) CIS t..te Movft: (C) "Love
Art Davis In lO·round middleweight la lttttr Tllin Ever" (rom) '52-bout r ~ TI.1-Ml ltts Wlttl Elizabeth Taylor, Larry Par1ts. ~ .. , n • • • 0 a m '°'""' C.raon Sched· fB lo Mejof tn Espanol ultd 1uests· Buddy Rich Stew1rt m llaa Jturntl . . &> EJ Show di Loco y ldev R1ffill, and Patti Deutsch.
G1!) htlc:ltft C.ntrll 1 8 MM!t: ...,.,_ AA,.r (dra) '35
-Fredric March, Mer11 Obtron.
1:30 fJ MJ Thrtt Sins (R) Katie sub· D CIJ Cl) m Diet Cavett
stitutes IS a secretary for a friend m To Teti Utt Trutll
who Is on v1catlon, and puts the lZ:OO m M"'9: (C) "Cunt It Fort htti·
triplets In nursery school. r• ( ) .57-Audl M h ID Merv Crtttln Show cot wes . e urp Y.
II) aJ) NET Ptayhoust "Helen Hiyes Kathryn Grant. Jeff Donnell.
-Portrait of an Americln Actress. 12:30 0) CounbJ Mualc Tl•t
Commemoretin1 Mrs. Hayes' 65-year 1:00 CD O D (I) di NIWI
carett on the American Staae.
9!'00 II (I) CIS ThunUJ Movft: (C)
(2llr) "11M n,... MRH Out" (com)
'67-Annt Jacbon, Eli Wallach.
Comedy 1bout a frustrated bachelo
m1ilm1n 1nd 1n equ1lly frustrated
suburb1n housewife.
D dim ll'Ofl.Wt "Death By Tht
Numbers" (R) Raymond Burr stars
1:30 fJ Movie: ''low Nett" (com) '51
-M1rllyn Monroe, Jack P11r. m All-NIP! Show: "'On DlnllfOUS
Cround," "Hell In "-m," "Jwe-
ntl• Junllt"
3:00 fJ Movie: ''Tht Br1u Lt,.nd"
(wes) '56-Raymond Burr, Hugh
O'Brl1n.
Fo
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Be
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FRIDAY
JUNE 30
For momlnc •nd afternoon llstf np,
ple.se see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, are
the day's movln.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m "D.,t W1ters" (dra) '45-
M&rle Oberon, Franchot Tone.
9:30 fJ (C) "Chief Cf1ry Horst'' (wes)
'55-Vlctor Mature, Susan Ball.
10:00 CI) "D1wn It SOcorro" (wes) '54-
Rory Cllhoun, Piper Laurie.
12:00 (])"The B1111tt.b1ll Flx'• (dra) '51
-John Ireland, Vanessa Brown.
1:00 D "Home Before Dark" (dra) '58
-Jean Simmons, Dan O'Herllhy. m "Thieves Hl1hwa(' (dra) '49-
Richard Conte, lee J. Cobb.
1:30 0 (C) "tt.nn1h lM" (adv) '53-
Macdonald Carey, Joanne Oru.
3:00 (I) "The Thltr• (dra) '52-Ray Mil·
land, Rita Gam.
@) (C) .. Saabtchewan" (1dv) '54
-Alan Ladd. Shelley Winters
4!00 fJ (C) "My 81111 Htavtn" (mus)
·~Dan Dalley, Betty Grable.
4:30 [3) Slmt IS l OAM llltln1
5:00 B (C) "The Ltva of HmulH"
Crom) '64-Jayne Mansfield, Mickey
Har<ay.
EVENING
&:oo a o om mm"'"' (I)®) NtWI e Ansel 811tb1ll (cont'd from
5:30PM) California Anaels at Texas
Ranae rs.
Ci) Wild Wiid West m Tht F11nbtontl m D1nltl Boone
OJ) too• Beat
fI1) Hodftpodie Lodre
Qt MIJbtny RFD
r!I!) To .. Announced EB TM Th,.. Stoops
6:30 fJ Movie: (C) (90) "love In a
Goldffsll 8owt" (com) '61-Tom·
my Sands, Jan Ster11na. Fabian.
(I) CIS Ntw1
®) Mtrv 8riffln Show m I Lowe Lucy Hour "Make Room
for Danny"
(iJ)Thls WtH
fI1) Thirty Minutn Wltfl ••• m Trusurt
9 Qrffn Acni
ml Dt1tlo tn P1tlnta
ti!) VktoN J1mt1 Show EB li•dlllop Elliot Mintz
7:00 II Cl) D m News
(1) Trvtll or Constqutnces
(j) Otlpet O W111r1 My Une?
Ill I Dflam of Jeannie
(U) EJtctiOfl 72
fE L. Que Vtndr1 en £.lcl1nol
fI1) HltMYofl
fl) Una P'lt11rt1 tn t i Cimino a f11•= "°'• s.r· 7:30 II Circus! "Wonderful One Rin&
Circu.s"
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JUN[ 2~. 1977
O Hollywood Squares Oscar 1nd Blanche meet a11ln and 00 To Tell tile Truth compare notes on the New Ytar's
(]) I Drtam of Jt1nnlt Eve party that led to their divorce.
0 Mllllon $ Movlt: (2hr') "Nl&f!t· B m ""'
m.,e AlllJ'' (dre) '47-Tyrone Pow-OJ Aventura
er, Joan Blondell, Helen Walker. EB Radn& from Hollywood hrt
®) Ufe Atound Us ''The Lopsided 10•00 fJ rTI r.t:\ Love A•erican
Wheel" · \.lllJ '""°' m Style (R) "Love and the Bia Doclaer Du1out/W1rm·Up M t.. .. "L d t .. & Old ,.~ m CV Dr11n1t 0 ""· ove an nc "'"'.
(Jj) Thirty Mlnutas Wlttl . • • ~·" "Love end the Free Weekend.::
Ell) World of tht America tf'lfb• l.ove and the Jealous Husband
man "The World and Worll "or Wins· and "Love and the Baby:•
low Eaves Sculptor'' 0 Movie: (2hr) "J11 S.w" (mys) m Unu..;ed World '61-Jack Warner. Ronald Lewis.
CD Hl&h Perform1nc:t m Sal•ri to Advtntur. m Movlt: (2hr) "Blackwell's 11· ml Premier TV40
land" (dra) '39-John Garfield, 6) L. leyenda dt 81fomet
Rosemary Lane. 10:30 II (I) Governor ind JJ. (R) Alexis
7:45 U Anael Wrap-Up Smith 1uests as a wom1n out of
7:55 m Dod&er BaMb1ll The Dodgers Gov. Dri nkwater's past who Intrigues
vs. tht Giants at San Francisco the entire household.
8:00 fJ CI> O'Hara, U.S. Treasury (R) D I lflc!lLJ Movina 1nd &n»OV·
The murder of a commercial fisher· Inf A h•lf·hour of music by The
men who was deliverina a load of Youna Saints, a aroup of versatile
contraband into the U.S. from Cln· and aitted youn1sters from hi&h
ada sends O'Hara in search of the schools and colleaes of Los Anaeles.
smuggler mastermindinr the oper· U Newt Georre Putnam
ation. Rescheduled from last week. ®)The A•azinr Wortd of Kl'Utlln
Q @) m Sanford and Son (R) 0) 1111 Cosby satow
When his father is strlken with (lj) Vlbntlona
amnesia, Lamont feels r uilty for fI1) Sou.I!
buying a sports ear instead of 1 @I) LI Slbnlca
color TV, m Dr. Sl•on Lodlt
0 Sports Challtnat 9 Cruture Thtattt
0 CV (1) CD The Indy Bunch m Cond•nd• Culpable
(~) Mik~ tries to surprise Carol 10:45 m Dod&er Scortbolrd
with a picture of the Brady chlldren
as an anniversary aitt. 11:0011 OD a> ma> News m Ptny Muon (}) ([) 9 m NtWS
fl) lo Metor tn Es91nol 0 Talk·Back
Ell) (ij Wadllniton Wetk In Review (]) Marshal Dillon
r!I!) Estadon Contrll m Davtd Frost Show
1:30 Q ®) m NBC f'rtday Movie: (C) m He..tsbop
(211r) "The Loves of l11dora" Part I
(dra) -Vanwa Red1r1ve, John 11:15 81) Cinem1 l4: "LI Mtntlrou"
Fra~er, James Fox. Jason Robards. 11 :30 II C8S lite Movie: (C) "Kenner"
A b101raphy of Isadora Duncan. th e (dra) '69-Jlm Brown Madlyn
leaendary ~eriean danoer of the Rhue, Robert Coote. '
early 1900 s. who pursued her own D a m JollnllJ C.rson David
brand of personal freedom that de· Brenner Is a scheduled auest.
fled society and Its conventions. U Ont step ~ 0 MO'M: (211r) "'Face In tM b in" fJ (]) (1) Q) IMet Cavett
(dra) '63-Rory Calhoun, Marina (j) Nlptm•,.
Berti.
fJ CV Ci) ED The Partrtdp F1111· 12:00 O Movie: "Dud End" (dra) '37-
117 (R) A airl hiker befriended by Joel McCrea. Humph~ Bo(art.
the Partridaes leaves them a cht dl B Mme: "Slory 1t Sea'" (adv) '52
for a million dollars.. -Trevor Howard, Sonny Tufts. EID cm film Odyuey--Two Oauah· m Trvtll or Consequences
ters (India, 1961) '1he Postmaster"
and "The Conclusion." 12:30 m To Ttll Ult Trvtfl
9:00 f) (j) C8S Friday Movte: (C) (90) Ill Country Music Tlmt
"Heat of Anter" (dre) '72-Susan 1 :00 (}) CJ D (lj News
Hayward, James Stacy, Lee J. Cobb. m All·Nlpt st1ow: "Nl,tit C.llen
A lady attorney teams up with a from Outtr Space," "Tht Iron Ma·
young lawyer in the defense of a jor,'' "So LltUt Th1t"
wealthy contractor accused of mur·
der. fJ Cl) (1) ED Room 222 (R) Pete
Dixon is sued by 1 student's par·
ents over an injury to 1heir son. m Dra1n1t
fl) V1rted1des en Elplnol
g:JTV Muacal a Tht Vlrflnlln m "°"'11 9:25 m Toni Holt in Hollywood
9:30 fJ (]) 00 ED Tht Odd Couple (R)
1:301J Movtt: (C) ••s.e M17 Uvt"
(dr1) '67-Joseph Cotten. Marthe
Hyer.
2:001J Movie: "The Cowboy ind tile
llctJ'' (wes) '33-Gary Cooper,
Mer1e Oberon
l :OO fJ Movtt: ''f'oobbpl In tbt Dirt"
(com) '41-£frol Flynn, Brend•
Marshall.
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':00 II Sum111r Stlltlter
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6:30 II OcfrtMJ
O ll1ct &i>trl•ncc
(I) Su11111er S.meater m Let's Rap
7:00 II Heads Up
D a.I m Or. Oollttlt D Cl) JefTJ Lewta Show
(I) "N I Classroom m lup and His 8uddlt1 m Siu•• strttt
7:30 11 Duaty'1 Tr11hou11
CJ m Otputy Dawe U C.mpus Profitt
(j) RHI Est.ti Rentals
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II) Luth llbn Ch1mplonshlp
Wrestllnc
11 :JO II (j) Jolie •nd Utt PuQJCats
D Cl) wcetot un11 m Unit OM ''Rtluslna the Youth
In the hmily" Questions under dis·
cussion Include "when should par·
ents alvt children and Youn& adults
more responsiblllty for their lives,"
"at what •&e ahould they be allowed
to date," and "should parents coun·
set their younasters on a wc:ation."
Guests include Mr. Joe Buzzelli, f•·
ther ot five children, and Mrs. Don·
aid Marshall, mother of seven.
"
at Movt.: "Port of Heir' (mys) '54
-C1role M1thews, Dane Clark.
ft OutdOOf' Worid
1\1 TfRNOON
0 (I) (I) Road Runner a Uncle Russ 12:00 II (j) The MOfl•H• m Brother luu 0 Jokn Wayne Thtatrt
Cl) SHtson {I) Mowlt: "Secret Man" (mys) '58
1:00 11 Cl) 1-.p l11nny -M1rshall Thompson, Anne Aubrey.
D a;, Woedy Woodpecbr 0 (I)&) A1111fkan .. ndst111d 0 ,_,.,. and Friencb 8 Movie: (C) "Seven Me11 Fro111 O Cil (I) funllJ Phantom Now'' (wes) '56-Randolph Scott, m A.M. Mmes: "Storm Ridtr" Gall Russell.
(wes) '57-Scott Brady, Mala Pow· • m Haiti
erl, Biii Wiiiiams. "Tar11t: S.. of ft lancer
Cllln1" (adv) '66-lyle T1lbot, Allne 12:30 II (I) You Art There (R)
Towne. CD Dcdrar Dueout/Warm·Up
Cl) CountfJ M11aJc Time @I) fMf1rri1 falcon
l :JO I) Cl) Scooby·Doo 12:55 m Dodier l11eball Dodaers vs. Gi·
D t1i m Pin~ PantlMr ants at San rrancisco. 9 Cent Auby 1:00 I) (I) C8S ctllldrtn'a film ftltlval
fJ CD Cl) Jlebo11 Flve (R) "Cry Wolf'
9:00 8 Harte• Clobttrotttn Cl) A• feeture "U.S.S.R."
II am Tiit Jtbofls a Movie: ''TH TtHnl" (was) '38 IJ lt .. llf11t P'tayhouM "Chaplin -Randolph Scott, Joan Bennett.
Cavalcade" fJ Movie: "time of Dtctptlon"
fJ CD Cl) ltwttchtd (dra) '61 -Bradford Dillman. Suzy
Cl) C.rtoon C.mlval Parker.
fJ Movie: WC.... on Demand" (dra) ID News Nick Carter
'67~Peter Cushlna. Andre Morell. &>Cine en la Tani•
Cl) Movie: "Mlulon In Morocco" Qt land of tM Cilnb
(adv) '59-tex Buker, Julf Reddin1. a> Curiosity "'°P
8) Cine en Sa CIA 1 :lO CD Sbtchbook
9:JO U n. Hair ltar l11ndl Cl) Mobile Ho•• Show 11 a m .. m., -.. , u Mov1t: "Sheot.ovt .-... c11dne
Cl) Tiju.na: Wl11dow to Utt South letter' (wes) '57-Randolph Scott, D CD lictt¥ffle Anal• Dickinson, James Gamer.
10:00 IJ Cl) ,."'" and .... '" .. mm m MoN: "Quartlt" (dra) '48 0 (lg) m NIC CJtlkfrtn'a Thutte Basil Radford.
(R) "Robin Hood" Dan Ferrone stars 2:00 fJ Dua1Y'a Trttlloat
in the dramatization of the leaend· CI> Yoke of Acrkulturt
1ry story of the champion of tire II Hip ind Wlfct "White Horst
poor. l,ynd1 Day Is Maid Marlon, Joey Rendezvous" Coveraae of the White
Trent Is Witt, Robert fields Is Sir Horse (Canada) winter celebration.
Guy, Lois Holmes Is the mother. Biiiy (j) Movie: "Ht•t Wne" (mys) '5'
Rollo Is Friar Tuck, Jack Hollander is -Alex Nicol, Hillary Brooke.
Little John, John Cypher Is Kina (]) International Hour
Richard. ®) Let Tmlno's Golf Sammy Davis D CD Cl) Curiosity Shop Jr., Joe Kapp auest.
8 Movie: "M1116on Over Korea'' fl' Navy Prolof\11
10\JO 11 CJ) Arthl•'• TV funnies 9 Time Tunnel D Movlt: .. Dtputr M1nlwl" (wes) m JonnJ Quest
'~Jon Hall, Frances Llniford. 2:10 IJ TM Sltstl la OVtr Guest Is En· D Movie: "'Tllt W1str.f" (dra) '63 rlque de 11 Veaa. who holds a Master
-Van Heflin, EJlie Lambtttl. of Fine Arts derree from Otis Art GI Gospel Sl11Cfnc JlllMl<te Institute, and who talks about his
11:00 II Cl) Sabri111 w0<k and philosophy. CJ m Ma tor Lu1ue lutball (]) C.•pus Proffit
T11ms to bt 1nnounctd. D m Coel1111nt
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THE OAll.Y PILOT. TV WEEK, JUNE 25, 1912
@) $foftl Actfo11 Pro-file f.D 1972 Witts Su1111Hr Games (R)
Q) Lancelot Link
3:00 IJ Cent lolldon Sbow
(]) hbllc Service Film II Actkulhlre USA "The 4-H Dress
Review" Host John Stt1ms welcomu
hiah school 4·H C1ub members who
demonstr1te end compete In eco·
nomlcs projects.
0Rolltr 011111 fJ Ctltbrlty lowllna Marilyn Max·
well and Nanette Fabrey vs. Barbara
Nichols and Patty Andrews.
Cl) fir Out flicks (C) "Wiien Wortds
Collide" (sci-fl) '51-Richerd Derr.
O Movie: "The left·Handed Cun"
(wes) '58 -Paul Newman, Lita
Milan.
®J ScHI Thutrt
al fut.bol·Soccer
@m Movie: "WIMtl of fortune"
9 wt In Space m lnslaflt
3:JO 8 lnsJder/Outsldet "Black Muslims
Speak" Host Truman Jacques wel·
comes Loois Farrakhan, Minister of
Muhammad's Temple Humber 7 in
New Yori! City, for a discussion of
that oraanization.
(J) Mo¥it: .. ,he MU•m•n" (com)
'51-Donald O'Connor. D On Campus "Oelianer's Dilem·
m1''
Cl) Movie: ''Rttum of tht Sur1et
Pimpernel" (adv) '38 -James M1·
son, Sophie Stewart.
O SPorts Action Pro.File Bo Schem·
bechler, coach of the Michiaan Wolv·
erlnes, Is profiled.
d) Hay undlonl m f .. ture Fllm
&) Voice of Acrlculture
3:45 m Dodier Scortbolrd
4:00 8 Movie: (C) "Wichita" (wes) '55
-Joel McCrea. Vera Miles.
D l111pado Manuel Araaon "Popula.
lion Growth and the Chicano Com·
munlty'' Guests are Mrs. Gradel•
Oliverez and Mrs. Otls Ch1ndler. both
members of the President's Council
on Population Growth and National
Policy. They discuss the dearee of
aceept1nee within the Mexicin·
AmerQn community of abortion as
a m.,ns for population control.
fJ The HaPPJ Wandtrtn Slim and
Henrietta visit a mount1in of on~ in
P1n1mint Valley. m Soul Train Don Cornelius hosts. tD Country Music Ti11tt tm De Oln11111 Tfllt (R) a The Ader.ts family
~ P111onima Latino m Corona Now
4:JO CJ focus ''What To Do In the Water"
A remote telecast from the Los An·
aeles Swim Stadium where repre·
unt1tives of the LA. Recreation and
Pub d1p1rtm1nt demonstrate the
myr11d of aquatic activities beine of.
fertd for the summer
fJ Mtfk.ln Adwntort "lee Boat·
In('
Cl) Celebrity Bowflnc Iii fntaatic WOftd of Radn1
EE) Election '12 "The Republqn
Campa Ian" ft bclnl World m ft111 the c.t
5:00 II Kid Tait C.rol Lawrence 1uuts.
U 9 Thoroupbf'td Radn1 From
Hollywood Part The $100,000-Added
Hollywood Derby Handicap for three
yeu-olds at i 114 miles.
fJ CI> Cl) Cif) AIC-s Wide World ot
Sports
(l)®)Ntws
O lee Trevino's Coif Phil Harris.
Pat Boone euest. m Movie: "Operation Mad Ball"
(com) '57 -Jack Lemmon, Ernie
Kovacs, Kathryn Grant. m Movie: (C) "Tunu of 81ory"
(dra) '60-Alec Guinness. John Miiis
ID The AdVCKttes (R)
ti) lox de Mt1lco m Country P11ce
&}Klmb1
5:30 IJ David frost Revue Georae Ham
lit.on auests.
D ®J Newa U Movie: "Thi lnvlalblt Man's Re·
ven1e" (hor) '44-John Carradine
0 Lloyd lrldp1' Water Worid m Ed11 of Ellfnlty a Clllic•n'• 111.,.d m Sc>ttd Ractr
fV[Nl'<G
6:0011 D m News
(I) star Trell
0 The Real Don stMlt Show
®) N11ne of Ult ''"' "Appoint·
ment In Palermo" Gene Barry and
Harry Guardino star. m Vibrations
9 Mayberry RFD
ml T Htro del 40
&) TM Thrtt Stoops
6:30 (]) S,Orta With 811tt1
D KNBC News Conftrtrtee
(I) Perry Mt10n
OErewltMu News m lit Tmtno'a Qolf
Qt Grt111 Acres m Htacbllop
7:00 1J CIS News Rocer Mudd
(}) lit Trtvino's Golf
D Natlonal G101r1pllic Joseph
C1mpanell1 narrates the story of
"Ethiopia: The Hidden Empire."
U "" Haw Jody Miller, Buddy Alan
auest.
0 Juvenile Jury Archie Campbell of
Hee Haw 1uests.
CJ) "'"' Ch1panal 0 0.th Valley Days m m QI llwfenet Welt Show
The Welk 111re11t1on salutes Acad·
emy Award nominee hits.
d) It Telles a Thief fJD Hollywood T1ltvlslon TIMatrt (R)
"Montserrat" See Monday, 8PM list·
Ina.
01 Hom1Hjt
mJTeatto dtf 40
7:30 ti I lflc!A I TM Orut Siience An
animated special for children featur·
Ina the Paul and Mery Ritz puppets.
with narration by Pennywhlstlt. a
bird with a broeue. tells the stOtY ot
an ostrich and a alraffe.
I:
8:30
Cl) DR.&ntt iJ News Witch Larry Burrell
(I) To Ttll tl\t Trutti CD MlnotftJ Co111munlty
0 Ltrs Mele • Deel fl) Korean lAn1uap D"m' fJ Miiiion $ Movlt: (211r) "T1m1 g) Recln1 fro• Hollywoecl hrt
Umlt0 (dra) '57-Rlcherd Widmark, 10:00 tJ Cl) MIQion: Impossible (R) To
Dolores Michaels, Richard Basehart. help the IMF team break up a crime
@) The Mouse hctory syndicate speclalitlna In brainwash·
61) Sabados Alearts Ina ex·convicts into committln1 po·
W Soul Tlm• USA litical assassinations, Barney (Grea
8:00 tJ (j) All In ttle FamllJ (R) Jack Morris) substitutes tor a former pris-
Weston auests as a laundromat own· oner lookina for an operation to &Ive
er who threatens to sue Archie for himself a new appearance.
overloadina a washina machine, and (1) The Comedians
Archie threatens to sue him for ruin· 0 SeJmour rrestnts: ''The Al-
ina his clothes. toundl111 Slit Monster'' (sel·fi) '57-
0 (iQl m Emeraencyl (R) "Hana· Marilyn Harvey, Robert Clarke.
up" A doctor is treated for radiation, 0 The ·Unknown Regis Philbin
and paramedic Gage bealns to be· hosts.
lieve that the lV show Adam-12 is m News Ron Fortner
for rflll. fi) Korean News Hlahllahtl
0 Buck OWens Ranch Show &) Lou Cordon Show 0 Cl} Ci) aJ Bewitched (R) The 10:30 0 (]) (]) 1 lflCIA[ I lltck BusJ.
question of whether Samantha and nessmen This ABC News Inquiry spt·
Darrin's youna son, Adam, is a war-clal profiles three successful black
lock or a mortal is finally resolved. business ventures and gives voice to m Movie Greats: (2hr) "Operation black economic leaders on the spe.
Mad Ball" (com) '57-Jack Lemmon. cial problems confrontina non-white
Ernie Kovacs, Kathryn Grant, Arthur businessmen In a white-dominated
O'Connell. business world. m Championship Wrestlln& fJ Fri&ht Nl1ht: (C) "Reptilleus,"
fi) To Be Announced "Monater From tht Surf'
g;) lucecltl ID Newa Ed Bartylak
fi film: (C) "The Lona Grey Une" til) David Susatlnd Show all Teatro del 40 Qt Film: "Thia GWI for Hirt" m Movie: (90) "Doctor Socrates" 11 :00 6 CIJ 0 D (()'®} "'"
(dra) '3S-P1ul Munl, Ann Dvorak. Cl) Mal'lhll Dillon
8:30 6 Ci) Mary Tyler Moore Show (R) m AnwJnt World of KrtMin
Mary and Rhoda try to talk Ted m ~llryn Kuhlman
Baxter out ot movlna into a vacant @I) ~bado fllmito
apartment in the bulldina where al Cine Mnleano
Maiy lives. 11:15 Cl) Movie: "Th• Milkman" (com) '51
O Movie: (90) "Voodoo Wo1n1n" -Donald O'Connor, Jimmy Durante.
(hor) '57-Marla Enalish, Tom Con· 11:20 tJ fabulous 52! (C) "Tempest"
way, Michael Connors. (dr1) '59-Van Heflin, Vlveca Lind·
0 CV Ci) m ABC Saturday Movie: fOB.
~C) (2hr) "Th• Darln1 Came" (adv) 11:30 0 Movie: (C) "Take Her, Shi'•
71-lloyd Brldaes, Nico Minardos, Mine" (com) '63-James Stewart
Joan Blackman. Michael Ansara, Sandra Dee. '
Brock Peters. A team of parachutlna 0 Ont Step Btyond
scu.b_• div~rs attempts to rescue a Cl) Movft: "1bt Inn on Utt River"
polthcal pnsoner from the stronahold (mys) '62 _ Joachim Fuchberaer.
of an Island dictator. D Movie: "Micky Ont" (dra) '65
ft) Hour of O.Uvtranct -Warren Beatty, Hurd Hatfield.
61) Sabados Aleam (j) Movie: "Hl&hwlJ Pickup'' (dra)
9:00 II Cl) Dick Van Oy\t Show (R) '65-Robert Hosseln, Jean Sorel.
When Bernie and Carol decide to @) MO¥~: (C) "Btadl hrty" (mus)
separate, they both end up at the '63-Annette Funicello.
Preston house seakina solace. m Movfe: (C) "Maijorfe MomlnJ·
8 (lg) m NBC Saturday Movie: (C) sta(' (dra) '57-Natalle Wood, Gene
(2hr) ''The loves of Isador." Cone!. Kelly, Carolyn Jonu.
(dra) -Vanessa Redarave, John Q) Movie: ''Thret for Jamie Dawn''
Fraser, James Fox, Jason Robards. A (mys} 'SS-Richardo Montalban.
biorraphy of Isadora Duncan, the 12:00 g Movie: "Hurrlcan•" (adv) '37-
leaendary American dancer of the Dorothy Lamour, Jon Hall.
early 1900's, who pursued her own 1•00 (j) Cil New1
brand of personal freedom that de· ·
lied society and rts conventions. 1:20 6 Movie: "Monster on the Cam·
ft) Korean Variety Hour pus" (hor) '59-Troy Donahue, Jo·
til) NET Ptayhouse (R) "Helen Hayes anna Moore.
-4>ortrait of an American Actress. 1:30 0 Spuktn1 Freely
g;) Prtniler Movie: "Dos Grande Q) Movie: "Knives of tfl• Aven1er"
Amlaoa" (dra) '67-Cameron Mitchell, Jack
all Teatro dtl 40 Stuart.
9:30 a. rTI Amie (R) Amie lands an 1:45 m All·Nlrht Show: "The Maplftcent ~ l..!l.I Ambenon• '' "Obseastd,'' "Y1mplrt's important account tor Continental .. Ci host." Aanae, but his success has dubious
repercussions. 2:45 tJ Movie: "Bail Out at 43,000''
CI) Draanet (dra) '57-John Payne, Karen Steele.
TH£ DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JUN£ 2S. 1972
INDIA'S BURGEONING FILM INDUSTRY
Al though Indio turns out hundreds of motion pictures
every year-for more than Hollywood does today-they ore
rarely seen by international audiences. In fact, it wasn't
until India's Satyojit Roy won top honors at the Cannes
Film Festivo~ in 1956 for his "Pother Pancholi," thot the
Western world even took note of the Indian film industry.
And when Roy again took honors the follow ing year ot
Sou1Rltro Chottor;ee is atorrocl In Sotyo)lt Ro,'t cloatlc Indian fllm,
"Two Dou1hton."
the Venice Film Festival for his "Aporajito," it suddenly
become impossible to ignore the Indian film industry any
longer. Since then Sotyaj it Roy hos become one of the most
acclaimed and widely known filmmakers in the world. His
genius as a director gives his Bengal i stories a grace, charm,
humanity and beauty which proves universally appealing.
His 1961 release, "Two Daughters/' based on two stories
by Rabindronath Tagore, perhaps the foremost Indian au·
thor of the day and a man who hos been o strong influence
on Roy's own life, will be televised without interruption Fri -
day Uune 30l at 8 :30 PM on the "Film Odyssey" series
over KCET Channel 28.
In the first story, ''The Postmaster,'' a young mon from
the city goes to work in a small village and becomes at-
tached too 10-year-old orphan girl. In the second story,
"The Conclusion," o young man rejects the bride his parents
hove chosen for him and instead marries a tom-boyish girl
he hos fallen in love with. Both have ironic endings.
Roy, born in Bengali in 1921 , spent five years making his
first feature, "Pother Pancholi." If it hodn't been for the
world-wide attent ion g iven international film festivals, it
may hove remained just one of hundreds of films turned
out in 1955 by the Indian motion picture industry. Instead,
after winning top honors at Cannes, it become on interno·
tionol success and turned the spotlight on Roy's talents as a
director.
With his succeeding films, Roy's ability to delineate char·
octer through ordinary events and to convey a whole way of
life through a handful of closely-watched individuals, hove
won him growing stature among film makers.
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JUNE ?5. 1912
SUNDAY, JUNE 25
6:30 11 "Evil lraln Frwn Outer Space" Ken Utaul
7:30 9 "Cry of lattl•" (dra) '63-Van Heflin, Rita Moreno.
1:00 11 (C} "Cattle KHp" (dra) '69--Burt Lancaster, Peter Falk.
9:00 7 3 6 (C) ''That Man In latanbul" (adv) '66-Horst Bvchhol1, Sylva
Koacina.
11:00 6 "Hell on Frisco la)!" (dra) '56-Alan Ladd. 9 (C) "uura" (dra) 44-Gene Tierney, Clifton Webb.
11 "Ha"let Crall'' (dra) '50--Joan Crawford, Wendell Corey
11:30 13 "lmpul1t (my~) '3&-Arthur Kennedy, Constance Smith.
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MONDAY, JUNE 26
7 (C) "A Distant Trumpet" Part I (dra) '64-Troy Oon•hut, Suzanne
Pleshette.
9 "Keys of the Klnsdom" (dra) '«-Gregory Peck, Thomas Mitchell.
7 3 6 ~C) '"Tlte Cavem" (dra) '65-John Saxon, Rossana Schiaffino.
10 (C) 'War Kiii" (dra) '68-George Montgomery. Tom Drake.
9 "Haro of Rome" (adv) '63-Gordon Scott, Gabriella Palotta.
2 8 (C) "Venetian Affair" (sus) '67-Robert Vaughn, Elke Sommer.
TUESDAY, JUNE 27
7 CC) "A Distant Trumpte" c.,ncl (dra> '64-Troy Donahue. Suunne
Pleshetto.
9 "Stanley and Livingstone" (adv) '39-Spencer Tracy. Richard Greene.
5 "Face In the Rain" (dra) '63-Rory Calhoun Marina Berti
7 3 6 (C) "A Very Mining Peraon" (mys) '71-Eve Arden. Julie Newmar
9 "The Fabulous laron Munchausen'' (dra) '59-Molos Kopecky, Jana
Brajova.
2 a (C) "l edevllled" (dra) '55-Anne Baxter. Steve Forrest.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21
7 CC) "lack r,.ck" (wes) '6S--Neville Brand. Peter Brown.
5 "face In the Rain" (dra) '63-Rory Calhoun, Marina Bartl.
9 "OrapH of Wrath" (dra) '40--Henry Fonda, John Carradine
9 (C) "Secret of th• Sphinx" (adv) '64--Tony Russel, Marla Perschy,
2 I (C) "Crook1 and Coronets" (com) '69-Telly S.avalas, Dame Edit h Evans.
5 "Treuure of Monte Cristo" (mys) '49--Glenn Lanaan. Adele Jergens.
THURSDAY, JUNE 29
7 (C) "Trunk to Cairo" (dra) '67-Audle Murphy, Gtorae Sanders
5 "face In the Rain" (dra) '63-Rory Calhoun, Marina Berti. 9 "Young Mr. Lincoln" (dra) '39--Henry Fonda, Allee Brady.
2•1 (C) "The Tiger Makes Out " (com) '67--Annt Jackson, Ell Wallach.
9 CC) "The Last Charge" (adv) '64-Tony Russel, Haya Har1reet.
2 I (C) "Love 11 letter Then Ever'' (rom) '52-Ellzabeth Taylor, Larry Parks.
5 "Dark Ancel" (dra) '35-Fredrlc March, Merle Oberon
FRIDAY, JUNE 30
7 (C) "Love In • Gold Flsh 8owt" (com) '61-Tommy Sands, F•blan.
9 "Nlcntmare Alley'' (dra) '47-Tyrone Power, Joan Blondell.
4 10 (C) ''The Loves of Isadora" Part I (dra) Vanessa Red1rave, John Fraser.
5 "face In the Rain" (dra) '63-Rory Calhoun. Marina Berti.
9:00 2 I (C) "Heat of Ancar" (dra) '72-Suun H•yward, James Stacy.
10:00 9 "Jlc Saw" (mys) '61-Jack Warner, Ronald Lewis
11:30 2 (C) "Kenner'' (dra) '69-Jlm Brown, Madlyn Rhue.
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SATURDAY, JULY J
"Time Limit" (dra) '57-Rlchard Widmark, Oo loru Michaels.
"Operation Mad Ball" (com) '57-Jac:k Lemmon, t<athryn Grant.
"Voodoo Woman" (hor) '57-Marla En1 llsh Tom Conway.
3 6 (C) "The Danns Game" (adv) '71-Lloyd Brld&es. Nico Minardo•.
10 (C) "The Loves of Isadora" Concl (dra) Vantsu Red1rave.
''The A1toundln1 She M onitor" (sco·fl) '57-Marllyn Harv•y. Robert Clarke.
(C) "Rtptlllcus," "Monster Fn>m the Surf"
"The Miikman" (com) '51-0oneld O'Connor, Jimmy Durente.
(C) ''The Tempest" (dra) '59-Van Heflin, Vivace Llndfor1.
(C) "Take Her, Sl'lt's Mine" <com) '63-James Stewart, Sandri Dee
"The Inn on the River'' (mys) '62-Joachlm Fuchsber1er.
"Micky One" (dra) '65-Warren Beatty, Hurd Hatfield. "Hl~hway PlckuP'• (clra) '65-Robert Ho11eln, JHn Sorel. (~ 'leach Part)"' (mus) '63--Annttte Funlcello, Frankie Av1lon.
(C "Martone Momlnptar'' (dra) '57--Natalie Wood, Gene Kelly.
' hrM For Jamie Dawn" (mys) '56-Rlcardo Montalban.
Ward S. Lee Inc.
1234 S. Main St., Santa Ana
547-5826
Harbor American
1969 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
646-0261
Roy Carver Inc.
23-4 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa 546-+444
Crevier Motors
208 W. I st St., Santa Ana
835-3171
CADILLAC
Nabers Cadillac
2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
5-40-9100
CHEVROLET
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
546-1200
CHRYSLER· PLYMOUTH
Huntington Beach
Chrysler-Plymouth
16661 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 540-5164
DATSUN
Costa Mesa Datsun
2845 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
5-40-MIO
Dot Datsun
18835 Beach Blvd r
Huntington Beach 8-42-7781
DODGE
Courtesy Dodge
2888 Harbor Blvd , Costa Mesa
557-9220
FORD
Dunton Ford
2240 So. Main St., Santa Ana
546-7070
"' Theodore Robins Ford
2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Me~
642-0010
Wilson Ford
I 8i55 Beach Blvd.
H.untington Beach 842-6611
University Oldsmobile
2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
5-40-9HQ
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1i!Bil4'
Roy Carver Inc.
23-4 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa 546-+144
LINCOLN • MERCURY
Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury
I 30 I No. Tustin, Santa Ana
547-9183
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa
546-1200
MAZDA
Huntington Beach Mazda
17331 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 842-6666
MERCEDES-BENZ
Jim Slemons Imports
Warner & Main St .. Santa Ana
546-4114
OLDSMOBILE
University Oldsmobile
, 2850 Harbor Plvd ., Costa Mesa
540-9640
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 25, 1972
PONTIAC
Dave Ross Pontiac
2480 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
546-8017
PORSCHE · AUDI
Don Burns Porsche-Audi
13631 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove 636-2333
Chick Iverson Porsche-Aud i
445 E. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach 673-0900
RENAULT
Coast Imports
1000-1200. W. Coast Hwy .
Newport Beach 642-0406
Slemons Imports
220 I S. Main St., Santa AncS'
557-5242
ROLLS-ROYCE
Roy Carver Inc .
234 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa 546-4444
SUBARU
Fritz Warren's
Sports Car Center 547-0764
710 E. I st SJ Santa Ana l(•ll•Jt
Dean Lewis Imports
I 966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
646-9303
Bill Maxey Toyota
18881 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 847-8555
VOLKSWAGEN
Harbour Volkswagen
1871 I Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 842-4435
Chick Iverson Volkswagen
445 E. Coast Hwy. NB. 673-0900
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VOLVO
Dean Lewis Imports
1966 Harbor Blvd .. Coda Mesa
64'>-9303
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ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFORNIA
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Hypnosis Vs. Pain:
How an Athlete
Escaped From Agony
The Fat Man
As TV Hero: How
UCannon" Made It
FOB MBS. MIKE OOUGLAS
l heaNl Mike wiy on lau .thouJ recendg dtat 1te
aalced you lo marry lama before 1ae eoer dat«J you.
Can you eqlainP-B. K., Altoona, Po.
•That's not quJte right. What he did say was, "Someday.
you're going to many me." I had known Mike two yean
before we married. My brother Charles bad introduced us.
He was a scriptwriter for the same radio station where Mike
FOil POLLY BERGEN
I am a blood with very light skin, and I never tan. ls there
anything-I can clo?-P. N., Santa Monica, Calif.
• When I was younger, I had an absolutely Oawless skin.
After I'd been in California for two summers and still didn't
have a tan, I decided to get some color. Well, I burned.
peeled, tanned-and completely ruined my dcin. Forever.
Which is how I came to get into the cosmetic business-and
even to develop a t~r;:iuct to simulate tan. Excess sun is
probably the worst · g for your skin.
FOil HOW ABD COSELL, ~
At the time of the baaeball players' strike then WU much mtichm of bueball'1 &eaclenhip. What is your opinion of
it?-D. L, Waco, Tau
• Organized baseball is totally without leadership. The
game is in a state of continuing decline, and one reason for
this is that it is being run by people with NeanderthaJ minds.
FOil PETULA CLARK, linger, actreu
Al a constantly traveling international entertainer, don't
you sometimes get con.fused as to what ~you're in?-
L. V ., Sacnmento, Calif.
•I do indeed! In one of my coooert tours of Europe a few b:5 ago, the last stop was Rome. The night before, I had
in France. When I went onstage, I began singing
'nowntown" in French! I didn't ruM.e it until lia1fwa into
the song. I did the second part in Italian. and the a:lw:ce
seemed to thinlc it was planned.
FOil DB. MARIE A. HlNIUCHS, AMA
You aaid on this page that incurable dileateS Aicb as cancer
are favored by medical quacb. Im't cancer curable?-A.
Link, Riverside, m.
• I should have qualified my reply. Some types of cancer
are DOW suooessfuJiy treatable witli surgery; raCliation, drugs
or a combination of these. And we do indeed call thele
.. cured .. cases. But quacks still benefit from these diseases
because ol people's fear.
FOB BOB CUMMINGS
Yodre a millionaire, and one who apparently doesn't mind
thuing his -=reb. What's your leCl"et of succea?-B. C.,
Casper, Wyo.
• I've always followed my father·s precept-.. Decide what
you want. then act with all your heart as if.it's already ac-
complished.,. This isn't the same thing as positive tbfnlring
or being a go-getter. Those things don't always work.· First,
you have to overcome seH-doubt and all the things you have
been taught are beyond your reach. Then sit down and
wrfte your own ICeD&rio-in your own mind, without sharin_g
Jt with IOCDeODe elte. After that, haH of you must live in a
dream fulllled.,. Once your scenario is written, you have to
act on your best im~but remember that you can't do
anything crazy-like wallcing into a truck because you have
the im~. That'• not all there is to it, but that's the et-
tenee-Ud it worked for me.
was a staH singer. Mike became a frequent visitor to our
house since he and Charles were close friends. So we did
1 see a iot of each other, but we weren't going out together.
Then one day, I went up to the radio station to wait for my
date who also worked there, and Mike came over to me , • ,. I and said, "Someday, you re going to marry me. was
shocked-but more shocked because, shortly after I had met
him, I had written in my diary, "Someday, this is the man rm going to many."
FOB ARNOLD PALMER
In most sports, fans and players razz the opposition. Why
not in goll?-Rodney Lee, Bart1esville, Okla.
• Golf has always been what is called a .. Gentleman's
Came," with an informal code of etiquette. One of the
cardinal ethics has always been courtesy toward the op-
ponent, no matter what the circumstances. Razzing would
be a gross violation of this ethic. Athletes in other sports are
used to razzing, so it doesn•t bother them.
FOH IUCK NELSON, ringer, actor
What was the most embarrassing moment you ever had OD·
stageP-J. Pub, Spring&eJd, m.
•When I was 17 and performing at the Steel Pier in New Jersey. about 75,000 people saw a girl grab my guitar on-
stage and run ofll I had to perform unaccompanied for 15
minutes.
FOil GAIL FISHEil of '"MannW'
Do you think you have achieved your ultimate goal in life
by appearing on a regular TV leries? -Jean A. Barlow,
Princeton, N. J.
e I don't know about. it be~ .. an ultimate goal,,. but nI go
as far as I can with "'Mannix and see what comes next. No
one is t!/Ver entirely satis6ed. But I hope that 30 years from
now I will still be working as an actress.
FOil BOB HOPE
Do politiciam ever get angry at you few making fun of
themP-Mn. Pat Cunningham, Powderville, MooL
• Generally ~· po.litician'I have e.xoellent semes of humor and very · skins-all part of being in the public
eye. Most of them bow my dartS hit every party ancf every
major politician. Tab Spiro Agnew, one o( my chief butts
of humor. He laudis the loudeSt because he knows that my
humor may ating f;ut never cuts. Malice is not my forte.
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Sports Mini-Profile
NOAM CASH :
The Fastest Wit in Either League?
Norm Cash, the 37-year-old first baseman for
the Detroit Tigers, got off to such a fast star1
this season that he asked manager Billy
Martin, "Think it's possible to win the
Comeback Award two years in a row?" C.lh,
who had been deemed over the hill, won the
"Comeback King" award from "The Sporting
News" last year, when he sma1hed 32 home
run• and led hl1 team In RBl'1 .... A master of
repartee, Cash says of himself, "To get along
In this wor1d, you need Cash and confidence.
I've got my confidence back. and I've got
Cash printed everywhere: on my doorbell, my
stationery, even on the bills I get." ... Cash,
a native of Justiceburg, Texas, was drafted~
the Chicago Bears as a running back, but
elected pro baseball instead. He won the
American League batting title in 1961 and
went on to play In four All-Star games. He led
the Tigers to a World Series title in 1968 ....
Cash never runs out of humorous stories.
Before the '68 World Series with the St. Louis
Cardinals, a scout reported to the Tiger
players that "there Is no Superman on the
Cardinal team.'' "I don't want to contradict
you," Cash quipped, "but I just saw Bob
Gibson [the Cardinals' ace pitcher) changing
clothes in a phone booth." Cash, who hH
~a Mrlel of humorous Interviews for TV.
lives with his wife, Myrta, and two chlldren,
aget eight and nine. -By Barry Abramson
The Doctor Lets
You In
powders or applications c.n stem
condition btlt moat llkety needs
medac.I attention. But remember this:
The Diet Watch
Quick Clues to Skin Problems
If the condition doesn't disappear In
two weeks, or spreads, see your
physician. Also, home treatment may
cauM damage. One woman treated
her poison ivy with a "home remedy"
-and developed gangrene!
Don't Take an Enemy to Lunch!
Watch out with whom you eat when
you're dieting, and you'll diet better.
"Man is the only animal who will eat
with an enemy," explains one
psychologist who specializes in
obesity "-and It can make you gain
weight'' Eating with eomeone you
dlallke or rnent can make you
irritable and r..ue.; you•,. more
llkely to nibble at the rolla, lmOther
your lteak or hamburger In cataup
and order• gloppy dealert. Biting
Into the rolls, explains the
psychologist, doubles for biting your
enemy-and it's not the food you'd
like to smother. The gloppy dessert
is to soothe your Irritability. If you
must eat lunch with someone you
dislike, being aware of the hazards
is one good way to control your food
intake.-By Harriet La Barre
Got a skin problem? Nine out of 10
times, it will fall Into one of these
categories: Contact Dermatitis
(redness, itching). This ailment shows
irritation from cosmetics, detergents,
poison ivy, wrong soap, etc. Remedy:
Calamine lotion, zinc oxide. Acne
(pustular eruption on face). This is
caused by an internal condition. It is
usually eetf.t,.atable by proper face
ca,. or• autfur lotion. P90rlasla
(scaly patches anywhere on body).
Can be controlled, but not cured; if it
doesn't spread, bat home~
it a tar ointment; if It apread1 ... the
doctor. Eczema (blisters, scales).
Can be Inherited or from an allergy;
-By George J. Jaffe
If condition la dry, UM zinc oxide
utve; if oozing, eppty wet 908ka of
Burow'• eolutJon. Fungi Infection
(mold , like ringworm or athlete's foot).
Occurs anywhere on body; home
''She wouldn't let me carry her
books ... says she's looking for a
more mature man."
Jobmanship
Tips on Sizing up
A Part· Time Worker
Suppose you have to
choose between two
applicants for the same
part-time job. One is
unmarried and attends
school part-time. The
other is married, has children, and does not attend school.
Which would probably stay with his job longer? Answer:
Psychologists have discovered that traditional ways
of judging part-timers (by years of education, sex,
marital status, children vs. no children, etc.) were all
useless. None of thffe thing• has an effect on whether a
par1·11mer qutt. quickly or eta ya for years. The researchers
found only five guldellnes that you can use. The part-timers
who stay for long periods rate themselves on personality
tests as having: 1) good Intelligence, 2) Initiative,
3) self-assurance. And 4) they admit they llke their current
part-time job "better than any other kind of work that
I am qualified to do:' Age was the fifth guideline: The older
the part-time worker, the more likely he will stay.
-By 8 . R. Redford
• • FAMIL y WHKL Y, June 2S, 1972
Celebrity Soapbox
LILY TOMLIN:
Why Won't the
World Let Us Just
Be Ourselves?
''We'd all be better off
if we could figure out a
way to keep some of the
child in us. What's wrong
I '~ !s~•
:.·.·.· : .. -.: ..
I 'o .
with slopping food all over our faces when we eat, like
children do? We could really enjoy eating that way ....
I beUeve man'• natural elate It high, but the cuttu,.
brings ue down. There It all thlt role-playing. A girt can onty
do thl1. A boy can only do that. Why? People should be
able to be what they want without all of these restrictions.
... Two lovers go out happily in the daytime, and as
soon as they get into the world they face pressures to
conform. By the time they get home again at night they
have to get rid of all that and try to be themselves again.
We really know so little about ourselves and what we
could be like if we followed our natural Impulses. We have
to work toward that." Liiy Tomlin, featured on "Laugh-In,"
makes comedy concert appearances and recordings.
-By Wiiiiam WoH
Tbe$100,000
Oueulng Came
from BC.
&Diet Blte.cOla.
A judging outfit stuffed and
counled for us.
So they know how many cons
and bottles ol RC and Diet Rite
Cola fill up a Honda 600 sedan.
Look at a pk:tuttt of our cola
hlled car at your nearest patJc1pat·
ing store that 991Js RC and Diet Rile
Cola. Pick up an entry blank and
read the rules.
HOW llAllY CAllS AlCD IOTTlES?
t1IE lST PRIZE GUEii WINS S 10.000.
THE 2111> nm: GUESS
WINS A llOllDA tDO Sll>M.
Go lake a look at
that picture 9C'OO;
our coast k> ooaat
guessing game
only lasts till July
29, 1972. It's void
whettt prohibited.
and there's no pul'
chase nece&80ry.
Soyouoan
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guess af1er gue-.
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dazzin.&, die timd al dliW J'O'I
a.prd to tap daoe ....... lite. nc,
~ mindes. .cl • dlr.ir moda. I
view dlClll widt a anu-m 511& teme
ol ....tu. Eada bas blVuabt me joy
.. a fedilla ol fglfillMe • dlll I
newr aaaimd • Patti P-... ~
taim:r. Eada Im bcwpt .. ~
ridaa dmt die collectPe 60 mjlljce
tec:Gidi..., K' OMfM!b. UJ fft-*.
Eadail~
As Giie of I I dliJdral. I alwayl _.
aJmed I wcdd baw a 1aJF family.
Wbea I ~ he•,,., Mn. CJmta
O'Curnn-and I say flmlly, • oun·
,.. a Ions m.....,,t-thc plan._
co add h-O'Cumms iD • many
JQR. Tbat was Da:embrr ia. l9S6.
Six yar'f ~ &o S-befOR our
.. cbild aniftd_
WhmlhtlJoosh'ol~
wbicb wa1 toward die aid of oar ..
ya.r of aw·~ Clmtir aid 80.
Uh my ma, be •.-cl llil oin. I
wa1 butt. bul I aadentood. IA mma
C8lra, ~ ii a IDDft c'iflc:w:dl do-
cilioa fol' a ID8D thin il ii for a
woman. A man·• qp ii ia.olftd Noc
tbaa I was witboul CF « without
daire &o baft •my "'2"J OWll. .. Loni
bows dm ;.,·,true. But a m.. I
beline., wantl to be • mo«her IDOft
than a man feels die ~ ro be a
fathet-. Additionaly, oun wu a FOCI
marna,e. aad I f dt a c:biJd would
mhaDC¥ it even more. Lib IDOlt
women., I wanted ro haw a cbiJd with
the man I lmed. If it cou&dn•t be my
very own aeation,, it could at bit
be my very own adoption.
Duriaa the nat four yean, Owfie
llDd I IOU&ht the adYice of uumetOUI
docton.. Tbae was a barra,e of d.ini-
c:al tab. 1be aperieoce .... not
p\I n n mt. Nor was it conducive to
bepin1 the romance alive in our mar-
n.,e. And CbeD oae day Charlie ro-
lmted. Jmt ite that. I have alwaJI
beaa YWJ ,n.ctul to him for that
dec:mo.,. •it loot pat eemititity. I
only --llna'al of the adopCioa agmaa w beaa .. ..mve. Ai
tome, 1ft W'a'C told we ~ too oJd
or too JOWll,, eoo clak oc aoo lilfd.
()lhen thouibt oar rdiaioa WU
woac. our dace ot )ll'OfemioD a
•• fMM.Y..ua..v ... attn
Patti Page:
"A child had been born that week to parents who didn't want him. Did we? Our
answer~ to make ready to fly to Arkansas and the hospital the next day."
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These Adopted Children
Are Truly Mine!
By Paul P.,e. u told to Alan Ebert
bed mftron""C"' for a child. It "u
horrible md bmntliating For a co.>-
ple ioteraaed iD .suptiu& the road
was Jittiemt with obltaclcs I am told
it is diffcmat today. dUll adoption
•l'J¥'iet haft f«(lll)C more ralistic
and qndentmcfing I hope IO.
Aa we IDd IDOft aad IDOR ~
es:perimcca wilh the •rw:iea, I IJe..
pn "'pohiidzina" the fJld that we
wanted to adopt. I wa. hopiDa the
grapevine would pul UI in touch with
10meODe who could help us. It did.
A las Vep boot:iQg qmt told me
ot a ~-fricad wbo t..d ammpd
adop6oos throup a doctor ill Ar-
lrmps I caled him that ew:ning. He
said be would try. Se¥aa1 weeta I.ala',
we rcceiftd the Int cal.. A child had
hem bom thlt wed: to parents who
didn't waat bim. Did we1 Our answer
wa ro mate reedy to ay to Artamas
and the hospital the next day. Hours
before tbe plane wu ICbeduled to de-
part, we learned the pareota had
changed their minda.
The next baby we were informed
of was .. for sale." Our lawyer bad
fdt compelled to tell us of him but
was, hirmdf, dead let apimt our
gdling involved. I was temped, A
baby! Oh Lord, bow I wanted bi.ml
But reason prevailed. I wasn't buying
a baby. I was adoptiltg GOe. It was a
good decisioo. I have beard many a
story of .. baby blactmail" since then.
Ca.n yoo imagine having to .. pay for"
your child month after moath? The
cbtld would just "'1'1~ to suffer from
the raentmeot.
Perhaps the most upldting falle
alarm involved three ~'f CK·
plwied children, aga two, ftve and
le'Vell. Their parent& had died that
week in an auro llOCideat. To add to
the tragedy, the courts were going to
split tbe family to make adoption
easier. I couldn't bear that thought.
I offered, happily, to take them a1L
Would you beieve aa emti.n1 law on
the boob proba"bited m, who liwd in
oae state, &om aduptiu1 tboee cbil-
dml, who liwd in aoochet7 We ap-
pealed to the aowauor. Despite bis
attempt to intervene oa our behalf,
the position of the court couJd not be
cbaqed,
And then, at lut. it happened. I
was at breatfut when the la~r
called. Dimly, I beard him say that
a healthy baby girl bad bem born
the previous eveninJ and sbt WU
oon for the askiq. But I couSdn't
at. I was literally l1IUCt dumb.
Chadie bad to call back later to say
we indeed did want the child and
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fltH ~ ... fi5 for each ac:dd9nt ot 1"naa. beSfn 'J04ll ftnt *1 In ho9pbl. Up to $15,000 fot each ...... l*iod.
PAYS YOU UP TO P00 a mona. ($10 a clar> TAX.
fM[ CASH when ~·,. 65 tw OMW, fot tint 2
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after up to $14,400 for Mell beMftt pertod.-tflla
In edditlon to Medlcat9.
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FR[[ CASH fot Mell eccldent or MtMN of your
IMUNd wtte. Benefits belJn the l/Wy first d"f In
hospital. Up to $15,000 tor Mell beMftt period. cs.me 65 or Ofrlflt( benefits • yours).
PA~ YOU UP TO S100 a"'°""' ($20 a dey) TAX·
F'RH CASH for mat.rnlty benefits from flrat dlly
In ~it.I fot your lns&nd wife.
PAYS YOU UP TO P00 a mona. ($10 a cMy)TAX.
FRU CASH for each cowered child. lenaflb from
first day In hospital and up to $7,500 for Met\
Nnefit period.
PAYS YOU Uf' TO $600 ($20 a~ TAX·FMZ
CASH addMlooal fot lntan•W. c.,..
PAYS YOU UP TO P00 a month ($10 •day) TAX.
FRU CASH for NUfS!nc Home ear..
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1 out of 7 peop. are .. ch ~f. Could be Any adult wfto hn not beef\ hoepfbllnd fot your wife, your chlldl'9fl -ewn you. You can slcknesa for n)Ore tMn e 111Mlt In the Ifft
count on up to $15,000 whh en,.. C.h/ 2 19•"· And No • Urnlt for adults to f'tusJ ~.
2. $15.0001 Hew c.-rm peW M lfttiCN 10. ._. A,. W. hW et -15 •t Over?
W. pey ~ lh•n mftt. $600 • '"°""'• Up to 114.000 ... for up to 25 montfls for ($20 • ctey) under ... 65; up to 25 montha nch hospfbl benefit period. IJOO/~. for each '"1Spttal benefit per\od. hys from (110 a dav> ftr.t 2 rnontM: $600/month
the 1st ctey, ~ fOf sldmeu or accident. ($20 • d•Yr fot 23 momt.s more. 'Th• m .. na
3 • ....,.. Yett hy fet .., ww.r more money when you n..ct It mo.t -'#heft
Same bis benefit es ,ours, $M0 • month r,::r Medicate etopa. Coea,.of.LMfls ifte,..._
($20 • d•Yl (under ep 65); up to 25 montfl•. n1 tobls to '375 •nd $7~ rwpect~.
to $15,000 for •ac:h of her hotplWI benefit n . o. w. Get the,.....,...,. C•re" '•etul'al
perioda. Yes. At ... 65 or over, up to SJOO. $10 •
4. Are ..... f'l'llty lleneftt8 h•c......, dey, added to your hospltel Mn•flh plus
YESI Pep S600 • montfl ($20 • day) up to Cost.of·Llvlnc mcrea-.
25 month•. for your wlf•'• ._.,....1 confine. 12. c." ~ .. Che,.-9' .., ~ ment for any p~•ncy, or Its comptic. C•ncelled1 tklns, whlc)\ beSJns whH• both of you ere Insured. Your poflcy cen newr be 1lf\Ci.d CMlt for s. 0... "lnteMl'le c....-DOUM.E ........_1 ch•nl• or c•ncell•tlon. R•t• •chedul• ch•"C" or cancell•tfon could only occur tor Yes. tor adults under 65. Pays $20/day up to •II potlcles lib yot.1ra In your cl• .. end Stele 30 d•ys. Up to $600 edded to yot.1r hosplt•I upon proper notice.
Income dofl•ra. (Other pnerow beneflts for lJ. ---...._ .. _ .. __.. ..._....__..._ ... rt? other ace 1roups.) llhauler ~ry room ......., ..., ,__ ._." ....,.,_
servtc• covered efler 24 hou,.. bch a11Jlbte hotpl\91 stey for • new akloo
6.. o... Cnh/Ptua c-Nvni'--"-ness or lnfury aterts • new 2~fl ~ "• pertod. Same or related ~ .,.. c:O¥ef9d CeN1 for 25 month•; If not CCH'flMd for tl\et elt-Yea. ,_..rdleas of ap, -pey up to $300 ment tor 12 months. a new benefit period -$10 • d9't for 30 d8)'9 Ceacti hospital ..._.n, benefit period) for conflMment In • nunfnc ...._, ·
home or holpltel conv•~t unit. stertlnc 14. ""8t Mle4lt .. ,.,._b....,.... ~..,_.,
wittlln 7 days of • 3-dey cowred ltolpltel Even thel• •re cowred wti.n hOlpffatlaUon
stay. .,._.,,. 2 Y9•,. °' morw etter p~
7. WlltCash/,.._TelNC.,..,OurchlWrenr starts. •
Yes. pays poo • month (110 • deY) for up 15 • _,., H · to 25 months for eny covered chlld'a "°9olt•I • .....-• ..,. tt. ww.t Are the b~P
benefit .,...-.. One low premium _,. OnlY • ,_, Conditions ~ ff'Oftl •
AU )'OUr umnem.d depwfldlsnt ~from c..,.. or .. .-1a1ed .. , tK ec:t iii -::J:t l month up to •P 19 ,...Jeff.,. In ycMlr. houM. crtotic or PIYCfMlnewotlc dlsordefl
.............. _ ... _, ...._ --·----.... .. _. ment In • holt>lta& or conYaleeclnt t.dll~ .,. , ... y -.,.. .--___..,.... ·-contrected for OI ~t.d br tM U.S. Qowo. Y .. 1 Up to '300 ($10 a de1) for ,.,.......,. emm.nt fot t1*1tritwlt of .,_,..... or _..
Care: up to S300 (SlO • dlsy) Huralns Home m.mbers Of u-. Aimed 'oteeL Ew.n ma•
C.re. Cost-of-lMna R•isft brfnc dtlldren•s nlty It COY9l-.d When both hUlbllncl ~ wif9 ben•ftb to pn. .,. IMU'9d.
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55-64 6..50 6.00
65 end Cl'IMr 1.00 7..50
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NAME (PLEASE. PRINT) DA TE OF BIRTH (moJ day/yr.) NAME (PLEASE PRINT) DATE OF BLRTH (rno./~/yr,)
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1 rc~nt thMo neither I nor "'Y 11powe, if Hated above, ha been hoapitaliud due to siclllCll C<W a total ol more than M¥Cn days ln the
1• two yean. I ..,.ee that ii both bwband and wife are covered, the husband will be the Insured. J understand lhet cove,... will lab
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Kathleen is IOf t, geode ... ethe-
real in her beauty. Danny is
dazzling, the kind of child you
expect to tap dance through life. They
are miracles. and u their mother, I
view them with a never-endi.q leDle
of wonder. Each has brought me joy
... a feeling of fulfillment that I
never attained as Patti Page, enter-
tainer. Each bu brouabt me more
riches than the collective 60 million
recorda my accountantl aay I've IOkl.
Each i.s adopted.
A3 ooe of 11 children, 1 always u-
sumed I would have a large family.
When I /Uullly became Mn. Charles
O'Curran-and I say finally, u oun
wu a long engagement-the plan wu
to add five O'Currans in u many
yean. lbat was December 28, 1956.
Six years were to pass before our
ftnt child arrived.
When I 8nt thought of adoption,
Which WU toward the end of our flnt
year of marriage, Charlie said no.
like any man, be wanted his own. I
wu hurt, but I understood. In most
cues, adoption ia a more difficult de-
ciaion for a man than it is for a
woman. A man'a eao it involved. Not
that I wu without ego or without
desire to have "my very own.,. Lord
knows that i.an't true. But a woman, I
believe, wanta to be a mother more
than a man feels the desire to be a
father. Additionally, oun was a good
marriage, and I felt a child would
enhance it even more. Like IDOlt
women, I wanted to have a child with
the !flaD I loved. U it couldn't be my
very own creation, it could at least
be my very own adoption.
During the next four years, Charlie
and I sought the advice of numeroua
docton.. There was a barrage of clini-
cal tab. The experience was not
pleuant. Nor wu it conducive to
keeping the romance alive in our mar-
riqe. And then one day Charlie re-
lented. Just lib that. I have always
been very ghateful to him for that
decilion, u it took great aenaitivity. I
only wUh teveral of the adoption
agencies had been u tenaitive. At
some, we were told we were too old
or too youoa, too dark or too light
<>then thoupt our rel:iaioo was
wrong, our claoioe of profelaion a
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Patti Page:
"A child had been born that week to parents who didn't want him. Did we? Our
answer was to make ready to fty to Arkansas and the hospital the next day.,,
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These Adopted Children
Are Truly Mine!
By Paffi Pqe, •• told to Alan Ebe.rt
bad environment for a child. It wu
horrible and humiliating. For a cou-
ple interested in adopting, the road
was littered with obstacles. I am told
it is different today, that adoption
agencies have become more realistic
and understanding. I hope IO.
Aa we bad more and more~
experieooea with the ageacia, I bo-
p.n "publicizing'" the fact that we
wanted to adopt. I wu hoping the
grapevine would put us in touch with
aomeone who could help us. It did.
A Las Vegu booking aaent told me
of a lawyer-friend who bad arranged
adoptions through a doctor in Ar-
kansas. I called him that evening. He
said he would try. Several web later,
we received the ftnt caD. A cbild bad
been born that week to ~nts who
didn't want him. Did we? Our answer
wu to make ready to fty to Artamas
and the hospital the next day. Houn
before the plane wu tcheduled to de-
part, we learned the parents had
cbaoged their milldl.
The next baby we were informed
of wu "for sale." Our lawyer bad
felt compelled to tell ua of him but
was, birmelf, dead ICt apimt our
Fttinl involved. I was tempted. A
baby! Oh Lord, bow I wanted himl
But reason p~vailed. I wasn't buying
a baby, I was adopting one. It wu a
good decision. I have beard many a
atory of "baby blactm.ail" since then.
Can you imagine having to "pay for"
your child month after month? The
child would just have to auffer from
the l'Cleotment.
Perhaps the most upeettina fabe
alarm involved three recendy or-
phaned children, •aa two, five and
aeven. Their parents bad died that
week in an auto accident. To add to
the tragedy, the courts were going to
split the family to make adoption
easier. I couldn't bear that thought.
I offered, bappiJy, to tab them all
Would you believe an sitting law on
the boob prolu'bited ua, who lived in
one state, from adoptina thole chil-
dren, who lived in another? We ap-
pealed to the governor. Despite his
attempt to intervene on our behalf,
the polition of the court could not be
chaoged.
And theo, at Jut, it happened. I
wu at breakfast when the lawyer
called. Dimly, I beard him aay that
a healthy baby girl bad been born
the previous evening and she wu
oun for the ·astinJ. But I couldn•t
uk. I wu literally atruck dumb.
Charlie bad to call back later to aay
we indeed did want the child and
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l out of 7 ~ .,. neh 198'· Could be your wife, ~r c;Nldren --n ~· You c:an CCK1nt on up to $15.000 with [litre c..11/
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We pey lonsw tt\•n moct. MOO • ~h. ('20 • dey) under ... 65; up to 25 montt. for .-ch fto.ptql benefit Deriod. "8)'9 fl"Of'n
the ht dey, ~ kH ak:lmeM or ecddent.
S. What'U Yw ttwy f9f My ... f
S.me Ms benefit •• )'OU,., SQIO • month ($20 • d•Yl (un•r •P 65): ul) to 25 montM. to $15.000 tor ~h of her hospftel benefit
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~ESI "8ys $600 • month ($20 • dey) ~to 25 montti.. for your wife'• ~•I confln. ment for any p,....,ancy, or lt9 compllce-
ttons. which beetn• whlle both of )'OU ere
lnaured.
5. a... .. ,~ C.,..,. DOU.U hnefttaf
v ... for edutta under 65. Peys ~de)' up to 30 d•ya. Up to S600 edded t r hospit•I Income doll•rs. (Other .. neroua benefits for
other ... crousi-.) Recul•r recowry room seivlce covered efter 24 tlcxlra.
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hOt"M or hoapibl conv•lescent unit. 1urtlnt1
within 7 cbys of • Way eower9d ~l ... ,..
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Yea. pep S300 • month ($10 • cfey) for up to 25 months for eny ccwared ehlld't hoaolt•I
benefit periods. on. IOIW premium cowrs
A'-L your unman1ed dlaoelldent dlffctren "°"' l month up to ... J9 ,.kNrc In your. houN.
I. De n.y Get tM ....._ ........... TM1
Ynl Up to $300 ($10 • ct.y) for Int_,..,. Ca~ up to $300 ($10 • day) Hurslnc Home
Care. Coat-of·Livlnc Relan brtns chlldren'a benefttt. to $375.
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2 ,..ara. And No Ap Umtt for IMlulh to
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10. ""8t Are W. Pahl et Aet M ar Chetf
Up to $14.000 ... for up to 25 months for each hospttel benefit period. $300/month,
(SlO • cleYJ fl,.t 2 montM: MOO/month
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A Little Glossary of Advice on Handling
Nervous Ailments
DEPRESSION AND
ANXIETY
Anxieties arc not oormally suicidal
un.las depreasion also is preaent. Oo-
pressioo usually ii accompanied by
varying degrees of aruiety. 1n depres-
sion there is a feeling of the blues,
impending disaster, hopelessness, and
!OM of the will to live. Suicide is a
very real possibility and anyone who
voices lhougbta of suicide needs im-
mediate prof essiooal attention.
In anxiety there may be one or
more of the following: nervousness;
inability to concentrate; smothering
spells, or the feeling that it is impos-
si blc to get enough air (the tingen may
tingle); tension headaches; stiff neck;
obesity (many fat people suffer from
anxiety); fatigue.
· HYSTERIA
This can take many forms. Most
common is uncontrollable laughing
or crying. Restraint may be necessary.
Until the doctor can administer a ud-
aJ/ve, ~t rid of all tM bystanders
ucept one or two and provide as
quiet an aJmosphere tu possible. Also
of help may be the use of a cool cloth
on the forehead, warm milk or cocoa.
and a nerve tablet if one is available.
If the patient already has taken one
Patti Page
(Continued from po~ 6)
that we would be in Arkansas the
next day to claim her.
Twenty-four hours later, I was
looking at the most beautiful child I
bad ever seen. I was trembling. The
doctor, as if reading my mjnd, asked .
if I wished to bold her. Oh, no, I
couldn't! But be placed her m my
arms and immediately she became
my little girl. The trembling stopped.
I felt Charlie looking at me. He had
tears in bis eyes. "I know you won't
believe tbis," he said, "but she has
my mother's features." And so, for
Charlie's mother, abc was named
Kathleen.
A year passed-petbap$ the most
special of my life. One afternoon, a
T ·eroo often you ...,, 'Oh, 1ra Juat Mtwea.' T I'd rather loee the function of 11n arm .._, be plagued
with nerwe. By all 111Nna, Mele help."
By Rus•el Kodet, M. D.
Wlttt Br9dt0td Afttl9t
dote of a neIVe tablet, then it abould
be sale enough to repeat it. Occa-
sionally a a.Jeeping tablet is avallable,
and again this should be sate to ta.kc,
u well as being advi~bJe if your'doc-
tor cannot be contacted immediately.
Start with half a sleeping tablet in Jess
severe cases and repeat in twenty min-
utes if needed. If the patient is ex-
tremely hysterical, give the entire
sleeping tablet.
NERVES
The causes of nervousness are com-
plex and legion. Moat nervousness re-
auJts from pressure o.n the individual
to conform or to produce and from
f eelin.gs of inadequacy to handle prob-
lems. If this persists over a period of
time, then a chronic arutiety state en-
sues along with symptoms of emo-
tionally induced illnea.
An illustration will help. In primi-
tive jungle society, let us assume we
come face to face with an armed
enemy or a dangerous animal. Im-
friend of ours came to visit with his
adopted daughter. Lisa was 10 and
adored Kathleen. But we noticed
toward the end of the afternoon that
her usual good humor was somewhat
cloodcd. Her father inquired if any-
thing was wrong. Lisa replied with
the honesty of a child. "If you could
adopt me, why didn't you adopt a
baby sister? I've been lonely!" At
that very moment, the decision to
add another O'Curran was made. Our
dazzling Daony-boy arrived six
months )at.er. I remember waking
those wondrous mornings thinking,
"Hey, Patti Page, you're the mother
of two children I" They were as much
my flesh and blood as 0.esh and blood
can be. And that can be a danger. It
is then the thought not to teU them
Hashes through your mind.
I began telling my children of their
adoption with a bedtime story that
told of a lonely mommy and daddy
who bad no little girl (and in Danny's
case, oo little boy). Their loneliness
took them on a search-a search that
lasted until they found t.bc prettiest
Jittle girl, and later, most handsome
little boy, imaginable. And guess who
that little girl and boy were? I will
never forget the first time Kathleen
responded to that quesioo. In a shy
mediately, adrenalin is triggered into
our circulatioo. The heart rate speeds
up. Sugar is released from its stores
into the bloodstream for quick en-
ergy. The ciiculation accelerates. Di-
gestive functions cease, and the blood
is sent inst.cad t6 the muscles of the
arms and legs. Respirations become
faster, and many other adjustments
are made to prepare us for escape or
combaL A flight or fight then ensues.
ln our more sophisticated Jif e, we
are constantly faced with threats that
are more subtle but, neverthtlesa, just
a.s serious potentially as our danger-
ous jungle enemy. Our body still goes
through the defensive reactions. Yet
there is no fteeing or fighting in a
physical senae. Being thus keyed up
for action when none ia taking place
eventually results in an anxiety state.
The organs of our body suffer for it
in the form of asthma, ulocrs, etc.
For relief, sometimes a little more
time off or a vacation may handle the
problem and aUow us to put things
little voice s.bc asked, "Me?" Thole
arc the moments you never forget.
Any !can Charlie and J felt about
our children's ability to handle the
slol'J of their adoption were dispelled
when Kathleen was a little past four.
lo the middle of a supper party for
our friends, Kathleen appeared, com-
plaining she couldn't sleep. It was
.. Daddy. tell me a story'' time. But
Daddy suggested she tell everyone a
story instead. She did. She told the
story of her adoption, ending with ...
"and rm that pretty little girl." There
wasn't a dry eye at the table.
More rccendy, on a rainy after-
noon, the kids were playing indoon.
From the kitchen, I heard Kathleen
say to Danny, "Do you want to play
house?" Danny, a blond Huck Finn
of a boy, most decidedly did not.
"Okay then," she said, "let's pretend
we're going to the hospital to adopt a
baby." To which my little chauvinist
said, ''Only if we adopt a boy."
Although we take pride in the way
we're dealing with adoption, neither
Charlie nor I believe we have beard
all the questions our children will
ail. We have some answers prepared.
Others ... we shall see. Recently,
Danny asked if be came from my
stomach. I simply said oo. He thought
back io pcnpcctive. Persistent ner-
vousnca can be disabling, indeed, and
a doctor sbou1d be seen. There is too
much teodency to minimizic oervous-
neA, and l wouldn't be guilty of com-
pounding the guilt by suuesting home
remedies. Too often you hear, ''Ob,
it's· just nerves." I'd rather lose the
function of an arm than be plagued
with nerves. By all means, seek help.
NEUROSIS VS. PSYCHOSIS
J sec many people who are nervous
and alraid they are going to "lose
their minds." This is not so. Actually,
"losing one's mind" means that the
individual bas Jost contact with real-
ity. He becomes disoriented and is
detached from the problems of every-
day life.
The person who is neurotic is ner-
vous and tense. Miserable as be is, M
is in co111act with too much reallty.
This is, of couree, an oversimplifica-
tion of a complex problem, but it
should serve to reassure the tenae in-
dividual that he is not "going crazy:•
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a moment and then went back Lo
"Sesame Street." It reminded me of
the time Kathleen returned from her
first day of school wanting to know
if l was her real mommy. J felt a
momentary aensc of panic. Finally I
told her that 'indeed I was her real
mother. To which Kathleen replied:
"That's what I told the teacher when
she said she was going to be my day-
time mommy."
As they grow older, lite most
adopted children, Kathleen and
Danny will be curious about their
"natural" parent.a. They will aha
wonder why they weren't wanted by
those parents. Charlie and I intend
to speak frankly of what we know of
the natural parent.a, with neither
glorification nor abuse. We hope to
make our kids !eel that they were
more accepted and wanted by us than
they ever could have been rejected
by people who were unable for their
own reasons to raise or love a child.
For it is love that makes the ditfer-
enoc. And no matler what mistakes
parents may make in raising their
children, there is one mistake Charlie
and I didn't make. We did not not
love our children. And they know
thal More hnportant, ,_
they feel it .alll
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isoldeno~
to make up his own inind.
By now, as an adult, you must have read and heard all 'that's been
written and said for and against cigarettes. And come to your own
conclusions.
If you don't smoke, we aren't likely to get you to start.
But if you like to smoke and have decided to continue smoking,
we'd like to tell you a few facts about a cigarette you might like to
continue with.
We refer, of course, to Vantage. Vantage gives you real flavor, like
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To put upa mouth-watering jam, jelly, or preserve you
· don't have to put up with all the COOking, sealing, and messiness
that used to go along with it.
Take Strawberry jam. Now all yot.a need to make it are
fresh, ripe strawberries, sugar, lemon juice, and Certo~ (A half
bottle will help you.make about~ cups of jam. Just follow the
quick and easy recipe you'll find with many others tucked behind
every Certo label.) , I
And all you do is crush the strawberries, mix everything,
and stir for three minutes. You don't even have to cook.
Then put it all in any tight-lidded food container, pint-size
or smaller, and let stand till it sets.
Pop it into the refrigerator, and that's that.
As fruity and natural-tasting a homemade jam as ever
mellowed a cracker.
And what you don't plan
weeks, you can freeze.
When it thaws,
fresh-fruit flavor it had
on serving within three
it'll still have the same
the day you made
yourself a jam.
Without
jamming up
your home.
smart cooking
Thi• week, M•rflyn HanMn cooks: Pepper-and-sausage
Hero Sandwiches .. because they're fun to eat-and so easy
on a hot night. My family really loved them."
Pepper-and-Sausage
Heroes With Salad
PEPPER-AND-SAUSAGE
HERO SANDWICH
4 tllbl11paCMe cMpped onion
4 .. l11pa1M1cMpp1d.,_..
pepper
1 don prllc, ftMlr cllopped
2 tllbl11paa-eo1Mor .......... oll
2 CMe (I-oz. elm) lcMMto uuoe ......... ,. c-.nter
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Ye teapoon orepno ......
1 lb. WI or hot lta ............
1 cup ......
4 -...... eo....or4Frencll ,.
2 lllblllPDOM butter or.....,........
~ cup.,..... proc111 .......... ....
1. In medium saucepan, aau~ onion,
green pepper and garlic in oil S min-
utes, stirring frequently.
2. Add tomato sauce, water, buil.
oregano and a few twists of pepper
from pepper mill; bring to boiling,
reduce heat and simmer uncovered
IS minutes.
3. Meanwhile, pierce.aausagea with
fork in teveral places, place in skil-
let with 1 cup water, bring to boil-
ing, reduce heat, cover and simmer
IS minutes.
4. Pour off water from skillet and
brown sausages lightly on all aides in
same skillet. Cut sauaa,es in half
lengthwiae and add to sauce.
5. Cut rolls in half, lightly spread
with butter and toast under broiler.
8. Arrange 2 or 3 sausage halves on
bottom half of each roll; spoon on
about 1,4 cup sauce. Sprinkle each
with 2 tablespoons dxae. Cover
with tops of roUa and aerve at once.
Maui 4 iervittp
". FAMILY WEEl<LY, June 15, 1912
CALIFORNIA SALAD BOWL
1 _. hMd W11t1m Iceberg lettuce,
CONd, rlMed -chlled 1 MOcedo
1 CUCMllber, llCld
2 ~ .... peeled and ....
NlllMI Valley Dreeelng
(rwdpe below)
1. Tear 1ettuoe into bite-sized pieces
to malce 1 ~ quam; place in chilled
salad bowl.
2. Cut avocado in half, lengthwise.
Remove pit and skin and slice fruit.
3. Anange avocado alicea, cucum-
ber and hard-cooked eggs over
lettuce .
4. Pour about Y.l cup Napa Valley
Dressing over all, and tosa.
Maka 4-6 urvlltg1
NAPA VALLEY DRESllNG
~ ~oll'9or.,...eMl1oll
~ C:-. .......... ¥1 ..... ~ tlllll11pa01• 8llcecl grw onion
1 telll11paan chapped plllllenlo
1 "•Paa• ...
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1. In 8-oz.-si7.e jar combine all in-
gredients. Cover jar tightly and
shake well to blend.
2. Shake again just before using.
Maui~ cup dre1nng
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Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That
Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Hea~h.
people quiz
Do You Know These
Odd Health Facts?
By John E. Gibson
True or Fal1e: It's healthier to accept checks than
to accept money. (See number 4 .)
The thinJa that keep UI from feeling
.. on top of it" ranae from minor dia-
comforta to major miafortuncL Thia
quiz cha you in on eome inteiest-
ing tipa that may atand you in aood
stead, health-wile and mood-wise.
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. When somet.biaa happens that
caUICI a marted cbanp in your
daily life pattern and environment,
this is a time when you should watch
your health.
2. The best way to cure minor itch-
ing is to scratch.
a. Anybody who puts on gloves
when he goea to bed should have hia
head eumiocd.
4. It's healthier to accept checks than
to acoept mooey.
ANSWERS
1. True. Studies at the University of
Oregon have shown that marked
changea in a penoo'a pattern of liv-
ing and environment ~ ••ugnift-
cantly asaociated with illneaa fre..
quency and subjective anxiety about
health." Other investigations bear
out this finding. So if a circumstance
arises that turns your accuatomed
pattern of activities topey-turvy,
don't take unnecessary chances with
your health during thia period.
2. Fal.se. Scratching may irritate the
area and result in infection. How-
ever, a team of leading dermatolo-
gists concluded from their studia
that .. application of beat in the form
of very hot water [applied briefty
with a washrag or under running
water] is often the most effective
measure to relieve itchinJ... They
also caution that the water abould
be warmer than is customarily uaed
in a bath or abower, but oot bot
enough }o/bum the Uio. (If the
itdiin~ia_~ aee your doctor.)
3. Pal#. U-Jib thousands of other
people -he suffers from morning
stift'ness of arthritic bands, he's do-
ing hirmell a big favor. In recent
studies conducted at the Arthritic
Center of the Albert Binltein Medi-
cal Center, it WU found that stretch
gloves put oo before retirina were
remark.ably effective in either reliev-
ing or completely eliminating the
painful morning atiftoeu of arthritic
hands. The invatipton also ~
ported that with the majority of the
arthritic patients who were the 1Ub-
jecta of the atudy, "diatreaing night
symptoms of throbbing, tingling of
the bands was virtually eliminated..
Relief was achieved within the first
day or two of wearing the gloves."
4. True-if the cbecb don't bounce,
that is. Recent studies by On. Berel
L Abrams and Norton 0 . Water-
man of the University of Louisville
School of Medicine have dramatical-
ly demonstrated that money ia the
favorite resting place for more than
20 cfilf ereot kinds of germs. In a
laboratory ex~t to determine
whether the term '4filthy lucre" was
an exaggeration or a masterpiece of
understatement. their raearches
confirmed the latter. For the tats,
coins and paper money of various
denominations were obtained. Fmd-
inp: "Thirteen percent of the coins
and 42 percent of the paper money
were contaminated by potential
pathogens [diaeaae-producina ~
teria]." Small billa and coins of the
lower denominatiooa (pennia and
nictles) were the most cootanrina-
ted. Besides the serious concluaion
that you should waab your bands
alter handling money, the medical-
researcb team offered several some-
what tonguo.in-cheet suggestions:
1) If you must carry money, carry
onJy large bills (preferably the SSO
or $100 denominations). 2) Don't
make change. 3) Get rid of your
money rapidly. (The researchen
point out that this isn't much ,_
of a problem for most of ua.) Ill.I
FAMILY wgKl, Y, June 25, 1172 • ti
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Take bright, multi-talented
teenagers, add good looks plus
beauty expertise, and what do
you have? State winners In
America's Junior Miss Hairstyling
Competition. A panel of "Family
Weekly" editors judged one
girl to be the national winner in
this category. To find out which
one, check below.
By Ro salyn Abrevaya
One of These
Teen Beauties
Is a National
Hair Styling
ChaIDpion-
Which One?
MARILYN PRESTON
Of Alabama
Dimpled, dark-haired Marilyn Pres-
ton has two boys in tow. Their names
an: Jerry and Conrad, and they happen
to be little boy dummies she uses for her
ventriloquism acts at home in Opelika,
Ala. She also finds time to be a varsity
cheerleader, singer, seamstress, cook and
winner of awards, including one for good
citizenship and another for home eco-
nomics. She is also a member of the Stu-
dent Council and such clubs as the Beta
Honorary Society. The daughter of a
minister, she chose Billy Graham and
Mrs. Richard Nixon as the celebrities
she'd most like to meet. She sews most
of her own clothes and "loves simple
things'' in her favorite colors of red, blue
or yellow. Marilyn calls her hairstyle
"The Dixie Dazzle," and says it's "simple
to fix yet feminine." Along with the
other three non-winning finalists, she re-
ceives a $500 college scholarshjp.
THE DIXIE
DAZZLE
Wash hair, then aet
on extra-farge brush
rollers. Hand dry with
hair dryer. Brush thor-
oughly. Part hair on
the left side and pull
the top 1ront around
~ to the back Into a
loose ponytail. Fllp the ponytail up toward
the forehead, pin the hair with a barrette
and then let the ponytail fall back down
ovar the barrette.
14 • FAMILY WEEKL V, Juri. 25, 1'72
KYLE GRACE
Of MasuchuMtta
Kyle Grace has always known she
wanted to be a nune when she grew up.
The Dighton, Mass., high school senior
will attend the Burbank School of Nurs-
ing in Fitchburg, Mass., this f alJ. Her
winning hairstyle, 'The Massachusetts.
Prom Curl," is festive, perhaps a natural
result of her love of music and dance.
She plays three instruments and belongs
to the band, the ftute ensemble and the
clarinet choir at school. Kyle is also a
cheerleader and plays intramural basket-
ball and volleyball!
"School is definitely more important
today than ever before," Kyle believes.
"And a lot of kids use drugs-but don't
admit it. I think too much of myself and
my body to get involved io the drug
scene," she says emphatically. Hugh
Downs and Pearl Bailey are the people
she'd most like to meet, ''because they are
interested in everything and everyone."
MASSACHUSETTS
PROM CURL
Wash hair and let It
dry straight. Make a
part on either side of
the head and section
oH the crown. Using
hair spray and setting
lotlon. cur1 the back
crown of hair on very ·
small rollers. Ory thoroughly. Set the rest
of the hair with medium-sized hot rollers.
After removing all rollers, put top hair in
an elastic band, tie on hair-ribbon bows
and shape curls to cascade down back.
JANET HECHT
Of Kanaaa
Janet Hecht, a senior at Bern High
School in Seneca, Kan., is deeply in-
volved in church activities. She serves as
organist, secretary, assistant Sunday
school teacher -and is active in Youth
Fellowship at Friedens United Church
of Christ. Janet loves music and drama;
she plays piccolo or flute in the school
band, sings in musical plays, acts in
school dramas. This is the same girl who
broke one county running record on her
school track team and loves playing
basketball and touch football as well.
And. to top it all off, she's also president
of the school student body. Of the drug
problem she says: "[ feel strongly that
anyone taking dru&.' has lost contact
with God." Janet dubbed her becoming
hairstyle "The Kansas Carrousel," be-
cause, as she explains it, .. it's dainty and
feminine-just like a carrousel with all
its ribbons and frills."
THE KANSAS
CARROUSEI.
Wash hair and let It
dry naturally. Part hair
In the center. Make a
ponytal I of the top
layer of back hair on
the crown of the head.
Set the haJr on me-
dium, heated mist
rollers, excluding the ponytail and one
tendril at the side of the face. When dry,
comb it out and place a ribbon on the top
, ponytail. Brush hair behind the ear on one
side and push tendril In front of ear.
CAROL ANN WIWAMS
Of PenMYfyanla
Carol Ann Williams, of Allentown,
Pa., was FAMILY WBEKLY's choice for
national Junior Miss Hair Styli5t. She's
a baton champion, cheerleader, and rid-
ing, tennis and swimming enthusiast. But
then, on the other hand, she's also a
member of the National Honor Society
and bas been acoepted by Duke Univer-
sity as a premed student. Her love of
sports and freestyle ballet (something
she's been doing since the first grade) in-
spired ~r _winning hairstyle in the con-
test sponsored by John H. Breck.
"Carol's Cunning Coiffure," as she calls
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What Causes Dog Bite?
Human Error, Probably.
"Juat about every dog bHe could have .,._..
p,.vented with a little care for the dog and a minimum
of unde1'9tandlng of ba1lc dog behavior.'.'
young friend and her
husband have been
thinking about getting
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dog years ago, when be was a
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both feel a dog might be goad
for the children and the chil.J
dren are all for it. But ever
1ince a well-meaning neighbor
cautioned them about the pc.
aibility of biting, they've been
in a quandary. Maybe you're
woodering, u they are, and
asking the woe kind of ques-
tions. Do all dop bite? Do
eornc bite more than otben?
Why do dop bite? ls there
anything to do to prevent dop
from biting? Herc are some
ans wen.
The fact is that any dog,
pushed far enough, will bite.
After all, it'• hia only defense.
The vast majority of dogs,
though, go all the way through
life without ever showing
their teeth, except perhaps to
the veterinarian at check.up
time. Outside of a mini9CUle
percentage of aick dogs, dogs
vicious by nature, It u re-
markable hew few dogs bite.
Those normal ones who do,
do so because of poor train-
ing, no training at all or prov-
ocation.
Consider the training rec-
ord of the •verage dog who
has taken a nip at someone
without provocation. Almost
without exception be has been
the victim of cruel handling;
more often than not the own-
er has uaed a atict on him.
Cowed, sullen, the dog has
~me to fear all humans.
Quite naturally, be is likely
to attack any stranger who
comes near him.
Some people regard dogs
simply as protection against
invasion. They have no un-
dcrstandi ng whatsoever of
what dogs are all about; in
I act, they arc often hostile to
dogs and believe that the
By Felida Ames
more vicious they can mate
the dog. the better weapon be
is. Unfortunately, there ia no
way of gettinJ dogs away
from aucb owners, un.leu tho
owners can be caught in the
act of cruelty.
Quite the opposite k.iod of
owner ia the ooe who gives no
training at all Left to do aa
they pleaae, dogs will bite. if
such happens to be their
pleasure. Had they been
caught in the act of marling,
while they were pups. and
stopped then and there, they
would not have grown up to
be snapping dogs.
By far the greatest number
of dog bit.es are the result of
provocation, particularly by
children. Studies have re-
vealed that 20 percent of them
have involved children under
six. and 50 percent have in-
volved children under nine.
Certainly no dog is going to
take the kind of mistreatment
some children have been
known to band out How long
can any dog take aomeooe
tugging at his tall or ean or
trying to ride him u if he
were a pony?
Just about every dog bite
.could have been prevented
with a little care for the dog
and a minimum understand·
ing of basic dog behavior.
Every dog owner should
know, for example, that the
most basic instinct of any dog
is to defend bis body. Any
dog will bite if be feels en-
dangered. He will bite to pro-
tect himlelf or the things be
loves. A mother dog will al-
ways defend her young.
Doga will defend the house
they live in or the yant they
play in.
But suppo1e you've already
acquired that pup you're
crazy about. Bverytbing'a go-
ing beautifully and then one
day you discover that he
aeema to be growling as you
go to pick up bis food dish.
All biten start this way. What
to do? Take the dish away
quickly, with a very firm,
"Nol" Replace the dish. If be
growls again, repeat the treat-
ment Repeat it again and
again and again. If be still
basn 't learned the lesson, lift
him by bis forelegs and shake
him a little. A qui~ light
cutf under the chin i.a abo ef-
fective. Some trainen give a
abort, sharp slap across the
DOie. The point to keep in
mind is that dogs learn by as-
sociation. In this case they
must come to associate the
loss of their dinner with their
growling.
If your pup is playful, it's a
good thing; you'll have hours
of pleasure with him. But,
pleue, don't tucb him games
like tug-of-war, which, inno-
cent as it seems, can easily
tum a frolicky puppy into a
nipping adult MOit important,
children must be taught not to
play roughly with a puppy,
and Mver to tease him. Chil-
dren who are made to feel
proud of tMir dog will JJlll
never abuae him. liUa
F eUcla Ames u a co1Uulttlllt
for Frlskie1 Rettarch Kenneu
and author of "The Dog You
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Hypnosis vs. Pain:
The Agony-and the Triumph-
Maury Wills' Fans Never Saw
By Kate Holliday
September 23. 1962. was a great day
for the Los Angeles Dodgen aod
shortstop Maury Willa. He stole
his 97th bue of the ICllOO. breaking
Ty Cobb's 191S recont. Later. on the
day the pennant nee coded. October 3,
be got three more in one game, brin,.
iog his official tally for one year t.o an
utonishing I 04, a feat that may never
be equalled.
And, u everyone in bueball knew.
Wills did it on sheer, unadulterated
guts. in agony.
Throwing ooe•a body at a canvu bag
f eetfint, at full speed along the ground.
is not exactly like leaping onto a feather
bed. And doing it day after day, often
half a dozeu times a game (be got
thrown out 13 timet), resulted in
Maury's developing a right leg so hor-
ribly bruised that even his teammates
could not bear to look at it. From his
hipbone to his ant.le, he was not ooly
one throbbing. swollen contusion but,
particularly in the thigh, WU hemor·
rbaging internally for weeb at a time.
Why didn't be stop at the record?
"We were in a race," Wills saya now.
"It WU my ;ob to help the team."
The Dodger doctors gave him
enzymes by mouth daily in an eJfort to
atop the internal bleeding. upirin to
help him sleep. aod his leg was packed
in ice after each leSSk>D on the field.
But be and everyone elte knew that the
onJy thing that might bring the leg back
to normal was to stop doing exactly
what he was doing-for months.
Eight wetb after the 9Cas<>n merciful-
ly ended, Willa and Sandy Kouf ax were
appearll:tg in Lu Vegas with Milton
Berle. Berle introduced them socially
to a profasional hypnotist named
Arthur Ellen. BUen noticed that Maury
WU still limpina badly, and seemed
unduly deplaled, and they began taJ.t.
ing about the ~ity that there was
some mental block to bis fllll recovery
-in other worda. that he might be sub-
conacioualy worried about hit future.
Later, WW. learned that Elen had
worked with other athletes. hypootiz.-
ing them in order that they migbt re-
veal the fean that limited their ability
to perform. It WtJ an intriguing idea:
that hi.a problem with bis leg might
possa'bly have a mental u well as a
physical cause.
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WIU. Mp, "I knew before I got the brulMs that I cm bNr
pain better than most people, 10 my problem wu prob9bly
not onlJ my leg. It wu tomeU.fng ..... And not &mtll I had
voiced my fear could I rid m,..af of It Then It •• gone."
Wills says now, "I was totally un·
familiar with hypnotism. 1 knew that
it was no substitute tor formal medi-
cine. But I sin<:erely hoped it might
help get me weU. I put my trust in Mr.
Ellen completely. I wanted t.o be
helped by him ...
On December 23 and 24, Willa met
with dignified, well-groomed, fifty-iah
Arthur Ellen. and the hypnotist learned
that be waa an almolt perfect subject.
He not only went "under" quickly and
easily. but could obey commands,
could talk if ho were told to, answer
questions, perform physical acta de·
manded of him.
It 90unds miraculously simple, but
that first seuioo in t 962 uncovered, in
a matter of minutes, the "block" that
was imprisoning the mind of Maury
Wills: Under hypnosis, be told Arthur
PJlen that be had overheard some of
bis teammata saying, sadly, "Ho's go.
ins to loee that leg!" And the idea bad
been aoc.b a horror that be bad buried
it in bis subc:omcious mind.
TestinJ for strictly physical impair-
ment, Ellen asked Wllla if bis 1ep
were cold.
"No, they feel warm now."
"Bend your knees."
He did.
Then, on a previous auagestion from
Koufax. "Try a 'duct walk.' "
Maury went down on bia baunchea,
and inched forward on bis toes, knees
bent. Ealily. With no pain. Ellen asked
if he knew what be waa doing. Yes. Did
he reali1.e that being able to perform
that difficult exercise meant that there
was probably no permanent damage to
bis leg, that he wasn't going to lme it,
that he could play qain a.a well u be
ever bad? Did be underltand7 Yes.
With that, Ellen brought him back to
conteioulnea, to a rdued conacious-
ness, the fint in many months.
"By ridding me of that subconscious
terror. Arthur gave me a new attitude,"
Wills says. "I knew before I got the
bruiaes that I can bear pain better than
most peop1e, ao my problem was prob-
. ably not only my leg. It waa some-
thing eJ.e. And not until I bad vojced
my fear out loud could I rid m}'1Clf of
it. Then it WM IOM.
"Baseball is 100 percent mental. as
far as rm concerned," Willa continues.
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Willie Maya OT Sandy would have been
nothing wit.bout the positive, concrete
conftden<:e that they could be great,
that they could do somethine better
than anyone elae in the pme.
"I had to develop my personal skills
over a Jons period of time. From the
ftrtt, I knew I was too small to blast
one over the Dodger f en<:e except by a
fluke. So J aimed at simply geuins hits,
getting on base. I knew, too, that I
could run fut, so I . practiced how to
steal. l"'practiced morning, noon and
night. That wu my 'thing,' not only to
'psych' the other team but to help win
ball pmes.
"And, without legs, good legs, J was
finished. That wu the fear Arthur up-
rooted from my mind. That is how
hypnotism helped me stay in baseball."
It is only in recent years, as you
probably know, that hypnosis has been
recognized as a reputable adjunct to
medicine, not merely a caf6 act. In the
past, there were no schools that taught
one~ to be a hypnotist; one learned
the art either by trial and error or by
watching someone performing it. One
also recognized the ability in oneself,
usually by accident
Today, a man such as Arthur Ellen,
who wu pre'.(iously relegated to the
nightclub arena but who has studied
exteDlively in psychology and kindred
fields. is an acknowledged specialist
whose talents may be of value in psy-
chiatry, police work, education, and so
on. He thus has been a guest lecturer
at the UCLA Neuro-Paychiatric Clinic,
before numerous PTA's across the
country, to delegations of police chiefs.
and performed services for the anned
forces. His profession was dignified in
1958 by the AMA Council on Mental
Health, when it published a bibliog-
raphy on hypnosis. Today, too, there
are several societies across the nation,
made up of M.D.'s and Ph.D.'s, who
use hypnosis as routinely as any other
medical tool.
Working primarily with people who
are not mentally ill but who have some
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sort of impediment to peak perform-
ance, Ellen describes his goals, saying,
"l try to deal with a client's unspoken,
unrealized, underlying problems, to
free him from anxiety, to teach him
self-assurance. When I reach his sub-
conscious, I am in eftect severing his
mind from his body, and he can reveal
his emotional hangups as simply as a
child can."
Ellen's clients do not, as a rule, come
to him on a regular basis, as do those
of a psychiatrist. For, difficult as it may
be for the layman to understand, one
or perhaps two short sessions under
hypnosis may free the subject com-
pletely from whatever is causing him
concern at the moment. And be will
stay free, a fact so hard to believe that
many people ask for a .. confirmation"
appointment
Maury was one of these. And, once
positive that his bead was really
straight, be went back into baseball
with vigor. In fact, in 1965, counting
the World Series games as well as the
regular season, Maury got 97 stolen
bases, i~ effect breaking Cobb's old
record for the second time around.
I have seen Arthur Ellen hypnotize
Maury Wills face-to-face. It was an ex-
traordinary 20 minutes.
It was a quiet, calm session, with no
swinging pendulums, no flashing lights,
no other &immicks. It took place in an
ordinary, well-furnished, carpeted,
modem office. Maury sat in an armless
black-leather chair, and in a normal
but finn voice Ellen told him to put his
hands in his lap, close his eyes and re-
lax. He added that when he counted to
six, Wills would be "under," and
touched him fleetingly on the forehead.
Still using normal tones, EUen counted.
Wills was hypnotiz.ed. Of that. I have
no doubt.
On command, Maury raised his
right arm and for about I 0 minutes
kept it in what would usually be an
extremely uncomfortable position, with
no signs of physical strain. When told
be could not open his eyes but should
·try as hard as possible to do so, he
could not -but I could /u/ his effort.
When told be could talk, be did so.
Hypnotism may not work for every-
one with a mental "quirk." It is not, of
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Like the character he
portrap In "Cannon,"
Conrad'• hobby la boaUng.
Here, •board "The
Moonr•ker," he lenda a
hand to hi• aon, Chrla.
STAR PROFILE
By Peer).
Oppenheimer
24 • FAMILY WEEl<l Y, June 26, 1972
"I despise exercises/' says Conrad.
"I was never interested in sports.
The only exercising I do
consistently is drink. And sail.''
W illiam Conrad, star of C BS's TV
series "Cannon," is a director's
dream. "Just pay me, point me, tell
me what to say, and I'll move," he admits
matter-of-factJy. "Basically I'm a lazy guy.
Always have been. My dream of success is to
make enough money to do nothing at all for
the rest of my life!"
Considering that Conrad's "laziness'' en-
abled him to graduate from Fullerton Junior
College at 15, create the original "Gun-
smoke" Matt Dillon character on radio when
he was in his early 20:s and maintain it for
I I years, stan bis movie career at 26 as one
of two heavies who menaced Burt Lancaster
in ''The Killers," switch to directing. pro-
duce and later become executive-producer of
some of Hollywood's most successful movies
and TV programs-well, seeing as all this was
his idea of "laziness," l couldn't help wonder-
ing if his definition of the word wasn't a little
diff ercnt from mine.
"I started to work out of necessity," Bill
told me when r joined him for hmch in his
The Fat Man as TV Hero:
How ~~Cannon'' Made It · 1
dressing room. (It wasn't really "joining" him
in a meal. As I tried to satisfy my customary
appetite, Bill -five-feet-nine and over 240
pounds-sipped black coffee. 'Tve gained 25
pounds since I started this series," he mut-
tered. "I don't know why. Just lucky, I
gueas.")
Bill talked about how he went to work
right after junior college, when his father
died, leaving his wife and son with no money.
"1 had to. But I didn't want just anything, so
I bung around a radio station, and after a
couple of weeks, some guys took pity on me
and paid me SS. From then on, I was part of
the team."
What puzzled me most was the fact that,
while most actors want to be directors and
producen, after Bill reached the executive
level he quit! Why?
"After 15 yean, 10 of them at Warners. J
wanted out! I was at the point of becoming
very unhappy with myself. The responsi-
bilities bad piled up until I'd bad it up to here!
I'd get up in the morning and go to the office
knowing I was facing nothing but problems.
That was my job: solving problems. It got to
be too much!"
The situation was temporarily resolved
when Warner Brothers went through another ·
series of management changes and Bill Con-
rad found himself out of a job. Bill swears
this was a blessing, and that all be yearned
for was his 47-foot ketch ("The Moonraker"),
the open sea, some booze and a lot of loafing.
Perhaps. But he ended up contradicting him-
self. For not Jong after he bad cleaned out his
office, a friend passed a TV script under bis
nose, which, says Bill, he simply couldn't re-
sist. Suddenly be was right back in front of
the cameras! When C BS saw him in a cameo
with Glenn Ford, it occurred to them that
maybe Bill could be a leading man -a new
concept, since Hollywood heroes in the past
have looked anything but S 1 , short, fat and
balding!
"Cannon" hit the air-and it worked! Fan
mail began pouring in. "I guess there really
Conrad ...... tta.t
"he'• the men who ha•
everything." But le he
really?
is no such thing as bad fan mail," Bill told
me. "Most people write in to say that they feel
I am ooe of them. That I look like an honest
human being instead of a phony Hollywood
leading man. I guess one of the secrets of the
show's success is that everyone identifies with
me. They like to see someone shaped the way
they are. Like Lincoln said, God must have
loved the common man -he made so many
of us!"
Conrad insists that in spite of being ex-
hausted after 25 years without a vacation, he's
now in the right end of the business again.
"J ~on't have any hangups anymore. No am-
bitions. At this point I can hardly wait until
I am rich enough to really relax and do noth-
ing forever."
When Bill says he's done everything ti.!'s
wanted to do, he isn't just referring to his
work. "I no longer even bother with hobbies.
I think I've gone through all of them, too -
~uba diving, photography, painting, hunting,
fishing, skiing, playing the cello .... " He still
skis a bit, but reluctantly admits, "It is a
little hard now that I've gotten so heavy."
Exercising per se is totally out. "I despise ex-
ercises. I was never interested in sports. The
only exercising I do consistently is drink. And
sail."
And so the interview ended as it had be-
gun: with Bill insisting that be·s happier now
than he's been in years. It wasn't until a few
days later that l learned that Bill's wire,
former fashion model Susan Randall, was fH-
ing suit for divorce. Since their 15-year-old
son Chris goes to prep school on Catalina
b land off the coast of California, it will leave
Bill in his large home in the San Fernando
Valley by himself, a big boat to sail about
without bis family, and work to do that pays
well but seems to give him no real pleasure.
And so J wonder. Could it be that Bill Con-
rad, the man who has done everything, the
man who has lived more in 51 years than
most people in 100, is lazy only because he
doesn't have anything to look
forward to-except being lazy?
FAMILY WEEKL V, June 25, 1172
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a reader· s remembrance
The Day I Met
Phyllis Diller
"She and Sherwood
were titting aerenely
on a divan tipping tea •
••• Aalhebuslly
painted her toenails,
their five kids roller-
akated nolslly clown the
1talrs, Into and through
the llYlng room."
She came tripping into the Sears
Roebuck office in Oakland,
Calif., where I worked with her
husband, Sbeiwood. With her hair in
curlen, and clad in purple pant.a, yel-
low socb, a man's undershirt and a
fur jacket, she wu an unforgettable
sight. This wu my first gtimpee some
20 yean ago of a zany young house-
wife named Phyllis Diller.
After introducing us, Sherwood,
later to become known to millions u
.. Fang," turned to me and said, .. My
wife is really talented, you know:• At
the time, I wondered in what possible
direction her talent lay. But I aoon
learned that it was their ambition to
launch Phyllis as a professional come-
dienne.
The next time I saw Phyllis, she
and Sherwood were sitting serenely
on a divan sipping tea and discussing
ideas for a comedy routine. As abe
busily painted her toenails, their five
kids roller .. tated noisily down the
stain, into and through the living
room .
SberWood, I remember. was almost
as "memorable" as Phyllis. He was
partially deaf, and because of his
atDiction be had some odd manner-
isms. He used to buy all my old suits
for $10. I recall be even wore one I
bad sold him which bad a large red
int stain down the fJont.
Phyllis employed a full-time maid,
not so much because she needed one
(although she did work at a local radio
station) but simply because she bated
• • FAMILY WRKLY, JllM 15. 1172
housework. Seeing the humor in her
dislike for housewifely chores, abe
had decided to try to make other
women see the funoy side of their
frustrations.
She and Sherry-she didn't really
call him Fang-finally did work out a
comedy routine. An agent saw a film
of it, and her act wu placed in a San
Francisco nightclub. The 1int few
night.a, their frien4s, includins me,
made up most of the audience. But
word 100D spread, and otben came to
aee "the kooky housewife from Ala-
meda."
Theo Phyllis and Sherwood went on
tour. For the next three yean, except
for Christmas cards, I had no contact
with them. When at last Phyllis
brought her act back to San Francisco,
I visited her backstage.
"Do you ever pray, MacT' she
asked me then. I told her I did. "Do
you pray every dayr abe wanted to
know, addihg, "You should, you
know.•• She was on her way up, and
I sensed that a feeling of insecurity
had briefly touched her. When I next
saw her, she had continued her climb.
She was very confident, on and off
stage. We talked over old times and
exchanged news about the kids (by
that time I had five, too). Despite her
success and her highly publicized face-
lift, to me she's still that z.any bouse-
wi.fe in purple pants and undenhirt
that I met so many yean ago.
-Ian McK.tnnit
Santa Rosa, Calif.
Tips to Make
S11miner
Paint-Up Jobs
Go Easier
ByO.F.Hawley
Summer ia paint-up time. If
you're one of thole artiltic
IOull who deady love to paint,
perhapl tbele &:w hints will help
you live a ~ pn>iound expra-
aion to your art. But if yoo're lite
me, and lttue paintina, maybe tbeee
hints will help eet the job done with
a little lell irrieadon.
• Bodaered by meay paint cam?
Punch two boa in the lid groove
about a quarter" of the can's circum-
feralCe apart. Tab a piece of
straight coat-banger wirt. mate
unall Lbenda at both eoda and
force thae eoclt into the bolel.
Squeeze ace11 paint out of the
brulh owr dUa wire. . . . Twist a
ICrip of nc into a loole rope and
force into the rat of the groove.
Whee throusb. remove rag u.d
wire, u.d you have a clean groove
for raealin1.
• Paint a tittle lbipe oa the can
at paint lewl. and a aJance wiD tell
the color and amount left in the can.
Cam stored upide down after .W-
ins Iida well will not form .. heavy
a akin to be relllmed later.
• A amalJ bruab cut on a ala.at
(called a lllh bruab) does a neater
job Oii IW1'0W trim aurfacea.
• If you will be Uling the ume
brulh the neat day, you can tqueeu
out tho exce11 paint and wrap the
brush in bouKhold wau_d paper or
foil eecwed with a rubber bud.
But don't do tbia with vamilb
bNahea -clean theal thorouahiY
even for ovemiJht atorqe.
• A tarp paper plate slued to
the bottom of the paint can mabs
a aood place to rat your bruab and
will ~ tome of the dribbles.
• When painting ltepa. try paint-
ing eveiy other one. Then, a couple
of daya later, paint the remaining
ones. Thil Jett you Ule the stain
without injury to new paint.
• Bup may be bugging your out-
door job, and dae we can do with-
out. One or two teupoooa of ci~
aella oil atirTed into a full pail for
the final coat will repel them and
won't hurt the paint. Pine oil and
cedar oil work alto. (Bup in a
prime coat can be laradY ignored,
., they will dry up in a few days
and can be bnllbed away.)
• If you have bad trouble 8Ctting
paint to atic:k on 101De metal sur-
face. like gutten and downspouts,
try this: Clean the metal thoroughly
and pve it a prime coat of zinc
chromate primer. Color coat will
take perfdy.
• Some wood surfaces have a
cr:ndency to blister or peel. Remove
all paint from tbe9e area by sand-
ing and apply a coat of shellac: or
aluminum paint ., a bae, followed
by ~gular primer and color coat.
GeoeralJy cure1 the trouble.
• Paint spilled on concrete ftoon
can be ianoved with a saturated
aolution of trilodium pbolphate.
No tnaUer how bad a painter
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ehortcuta ._, wlll uve a lot
of frustnltJon.
Better wear rubber stoves. Rinse
the floor afterward with clear water.
• A word about brush care. Never
let them stand in a can of c&eaner,
u th.is will set a curve in the brisdcs.
• .• Bruabet will eventually build up
a paint depolit in the "heel" of the
bruah. Avoid tbia by laying the brush
on newapapen and squeezing the
heel with a block of wood after each
me .... Lacquer thinner will eome-
timea do a aood job of cleaning a
bruab if it ian•t too bud .... After
de•ning, wub brush well in warm
eoapy water, rime, lftd bang verti-
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wrap in paper and aecure with rub-
ber bmcl to bep the brUlb clean
and in abape .
• The bottom half of a milk car-
ton makes a 8l>Od working con-
tainer for doing amaU jobl-it'a easy
to pour the paint back into the pail
and ditcard the carton.
• A poetcard"'8ize scrap of carpet
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By Claire Safran The Parent-Teacher Collision:
Sometimes. a teacher will UM elaborate
"educatlo,......" t<MnUmldale the pwenL She'll
talk glibly about "social-living skills,'' or
"aggressive tendencies In the peer group." ...
Parents have a right to ask, "What exactly
do you mean by that?"
.. Johnny is fresh'' ... "Susie doesn't get along
wi1h the other children in class" ... "Scott is
failing behind in math."
How many pnrents hnvc heard reports like
these from their children's teacher'! From that
first hesitant day of kindergarten to that shining
l<1st day of high school graduation, we meet two
or 1hrce times a year with this other adult in our
child's life. We listen carefully at these confer-
ences. often seated uncomfortably on a child-
~izc chair, sometimes disagreeing with this de-
scription of the child we know so well, frequentJy
wondering what is the best thing to say for the
nke of the child who must Jive with this teacher
from nine to three.
For expert advice on now to get the most out
of these ml.-etings, we interviewed Betty Felton
Qf the United Parents Association. A parent her-
self, Mrs. Felton works with individual parents
and with Parent-Teacher Associations, often on
jus1 this problem.
Here are some poiots that, according to Mrs.
Felton, every parent should keep in mind:
I. You Can't .. Pin the Blame"
.. A parent should be able to talk to the child's
teacher at any time," says Mrs. Felton. "But the
best time is when report cards come out. You
can then see his marks in various subjects, his
ratings in comprehension, relating to others, and
so on. You have something concrete to discuss.
But you must be prepared to do this honestly. It
doesn·t help the child to tell the teacher that you
think she's being unfair to your child, or that
you think the child is doing poorly in a subject
because she hasn't taught it well. It's wrong to
try to pin the blame on the teacher, and when
teachers try to do the same thing to parents, it's
equally wrong."
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Ifs "Parents' Night" at school. Once again you find yourself
seated uncomfortably on a child-size chair, listening to what's
wrong with your son or daughter. Wa hard to take. Hard on
teacher, too. Here's one expert'• advice on how to make those
meetings a lot friendlier -and more beneficial for your child.
2. But You Don't Have to
Agree 100 Percent, Either
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If a teacher reports that the child is always
fighting in school, the parent doesn't have to
feel she must leap to her child's defense and in-
si t he's really "a good boy." But sht doesn't havt
to nod and accept that report, either. Instead,
the parent should ask, "Why do you think he's
Jlways <loing this?" The busy teacher may have
only thought about the behavior that annoys
her. Now the parent bas her looking for causes.
As Mrs. Felton explains, the parent must also
share information on what's happening at home
that may be a cause.
Sometimes a parent may feel the teacher is
picking oo things that are unimportant or unfair,
but she may feel she has to agree with the
teacher so as not to make things worse for her
child. Not so, says Mrs. Felton. One mother of
;1 bright child. for example, always felt she was
being told about his mischief but never about
how bright he was. The teacher complained of
how he always managed to get out of doing his
work. What this mother should have said is,
"You're describing the actions of a con artist.
But for a child to be able to 'con' an adult, he
must be very bright. Perhaps, together, we can
do something to take advantage of his bright-
ness, to capture his attention.''
l. The Child You .. Don't Know"
Sometimes the teacher will describe a child
that you simply don't recognize. You may be
told, ''Henry does not get along well with the
other children." But you have seen H enry
getting along perfectJy well with other children
when he plays at home or in the park. When this
happens, according to Mrs. Felton, the parent
shouldn't become angry or accusatory, but
should say, in a friendly way, "This is not like
the child l know at home.'' She should ask for
details. Is his work in order? Does he seem rest-
less? Is someone picking on him or teasing him?
Does the teacher see any reasons why the child
is behaving so differently in class than at home?
How can you and the teacher work together to
help the child?
4. Zero in on the Specifics
Wbate\'er the teacher says about the child.
the parent should a!lc for specifics. Sometimes, a
teacher wiU use elaborate "education-ese" to
intimidate the parent. She'll talk glibly about
"social-living skills," or "aggressive tendencies in
the peer group," or "curricular objectives.'' Par-
ents have a right to ask, "What exactly do you
mean by that?"
S. The "Brick-Wall" Teacher
There are teachers who will ignore the differ-
ences in children and say ftatly, "Your child
must learn to do things my way." Running up
against this sort of teacher, a parent may have to
accept the. brick wall and tell her child, "Look,
this is the way it is. You've got to learn to get
along with all sorts of people. Io this class, I
understand what your problem is but you have
to learn to do as much as you can htr way."
But before a parent complains about a teach-
er, she should ask herself if she's being honest
and fair about her child and her own reactions
to what's going on in the classroom. After that,
if she still feels the teacher is holding back or
misjudging the child, she sho uld talk to other
parents in the class. If they agree that the same
things are happening to their children, too, then
Mrs. Felton suggests that the parents try to ar-
Advice to Help
range a group meeting with the teacher in her
classroom. This should not be staged as an inqui-
sition but as a friendly attempt at understanding
what the teacher is trying to accomplish in the
class, what achievements she's aiming for and
so on. Such a discussion may convince lhc par-
ents that the teacher is not so wrong, after all.
It may happen, though, that the teacher's
answers to parents' questions seem shallow or
poorly thought out, or the teacher seems facking
in ways to motivate children to learn. If this
occurs, Mrs. Felton's advice would be for the
parents to take it to the PT A. They should say,
"There is a teacher in the school who needs
to be helped."
According to Mrs. Felton, they should ask for
a liaison group to meet with the principal and
outline to him the things they saw io the class-
room and the things they feel are going wrong.
If you handle it this way, you arc not going to
the principal as one disgruntled mother but as a
group of informed and concerned parents. The
principal isn't likely to replace the teacher as a
result of such a meeting, but he will probably
discuss things with her, and this may be the best
way to get action in reshaping her class-
6. The .. Brick-Wall .. Parent
Sometimes, though, it's the parent who pre-
sents the brick wait. ·A mother's Jove may get in
the way of seeing her child clearly or of accept-
ing any criticisms or suggcstfons, no matter bow
constructive or well-meaning. Or a parent may
feel uncomfortable with methods or values that
do not exactly match her own. Just lite the stut>-
bom teacher, the adamant parent may want the
classroom run her way.
For some parents, it may not be a question of
classwork or discipline that troubles them. A
mother may worry that her child is picking up
values or ideas from the teacher that she dis-
agrees with. "Don't underestimate your child or
yourself," says Mrs. Felton. "Children may pick
up a lot of things from all over-from teachers,
from play groups, from an art class at the mu-
seum, from religious groups, from neighbors,
from all sorts of adults. A parent has to help the
child see that there are all kinds of adults with
all kinds of backgrounds and beliefs. Then she
has to say, 'But these are the things we think are
true and valuable.' U he's old enough, you give
the child the tools to help him judge what he's
hearing from other adults. If not, you encourage
him to bring these things he hears back to you so
you can e:umine them together." The best sort
of learning takes place when a child is exposed
to all sorts of materials
and experiences.
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It's natural,
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made especially
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effort, your
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Yours.
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GMLON1MEGO
At 21, no time WMled,..
How t>u.( wad verutlle can ooe sirl
be? Judy Coogreve starts her day in
Middletown, Pa., as a O.ight instructor
for Clark Aviation before reportina for
her day's wort aa a customer service
reprcaentative for Xerox. then three
evenings a week dasbet oo to teach fly-
ing basic:a, and spe.ada the ochen play-
ing ftute with a local dance band or the
Hershey Symphony OrcbellrL Does
ihe sleep till 0000 on Saturday? No,
weekend.a she's busy pi}oting executives
to Washinaton. D.C., and other point&.
HomeRepelr
By Richard Armour
We have a b.lky TV Mt,
A. balky .. rve ever met.
Repairmen come and go, but ltill
Out \lpM tet loob wan and ill.
My wile, however, hu of late
Come to the re1eae. What a mate!
Now when the TV1 out of whack
She gives the thing a bang, a maa~
And prestol Speas we no more view,
The lines are gone, the colon true.
I hit the .et, it cloos no good,
But she knows bow and where you
should.
Jmt hard enough, but not too hard. ••.
She ought to have a union card.
You can help our wounded vetef*na
marting time in V eteram Hotpitalt by
saving canceJed foman postage stamps
for them. Dave Schoenfeld, a World
War I v~t holding citations from the
U.S. and Prance. knows from e:rperi-
eoce bow heavy time qn hang for tbeae
patients. Retired now, he gatben 1tamp1
for them. Hoapital dirccton tell him
they have a real need for stamps, u
patients Ule them to deco~tc lamp-
shades. jeWelry boxes and to mab pic--
tures, as well u for pcnooal coUec-
tions. They're "perfect therapy for all
kinda of patients," Mr. Schoenfeld sa)'I.
Tbe holpitab ate ukins him for more,
but his supply is low. Will you help?
Send your stamps to Dave Schoenfeld,
S22 Shore Rd., Long Beach, N. Y.
11561.
SybH Leek nNlcla Hubert Humplnr'•
stan: '4Sbou1d Mr. Humphrey attain
the high office of President, his admin-
istration would be 81led with grave
da.ogcn. He would be a <>nc>term Presi-
dent, and unkaa he would be willing to
adhere to a ri&id nec>-iJolatiooilm pol-
icy, he would ru.o the riat of splitting
the country still further .... But we
should not underestimate bis inner
strength. There are many areas which
he bu ne~r tapped or used for the
benefit of his country which in bis role
THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES
Kld9 ... llf9 dltte,.ntly. Send contribu-
tions to "Child,'' Family WHkly, 141
Lexington AV9., N.Y .. N.Y. 10022. $10
If uMd-none ~turned.
We had just gotten a new
puppy, and our oeighbo<1 £our..
year-old boy came to see him.
Be played with the dog awhile,
then ubd me how old he wu.
-ile11 be one year old tomor·
row," I replied. The boy ltarecl
at me in utonitlunent. "You
mean today he's nofJMngl"' he
asked. -Mn. Edu Adldera
Sacrcnnento, Calif.
A visiting mother-in-law was sur-
prised in the middle of a midnight
snack by her taciturn son-in-law.
.. John," she scolded, "one of these
times you're going to scare me to
death!"
John looked at her solemnly. •Boo,"
he said. -Tom Ale%41'der
as President he couJd bring to the fore ...
-From "Sybil !Ad'• Anrowgical
Gukle to the PresUlntllol Catt4""'1d•
(A.be"1r~. 14.95).·
ROYAL SHUTTERBUG
Pmc..llalpretgetatheplctun
Lord Snowdon -the prof e11ional
photographer of the family -for some
unexplained reuon left the picturo-tak-
ing chorea to Princeu Margaret when
Queen Juliana of the Netherlands and
Prince Bernbatd arrived in Brill.in for a
state visit. The Prioceas. with the deter-
mined loot of the best of the poparouj,
snapped the events from a window in
Wmdaor Castle. Her huaband and their
children -Vitcount UnJey and Lady
Helen Windaor-alooa with the Duch-
csa of Kent. watched from an adjoining
The owner of a racebone was very
angry when his hone lost. He oon-
fronred his joclcey in the paddoclt.
"Why didn't you ride him through
that hole when it opened up on the
6nal tum?'" he demanded.
"Sir," said the joclcey ... did you tNeI
try to go through a bole that was going
faster than your<borse?'" -Dan Bennett
CITY llO'rrO
Faster, city wowkmeo, futerf
Tear tboee streets upl Pipe 'emf
Sewer'eml
Pay oo heed to nagging driv«t-
Stop 'em, slow• em down, detour• eml
They want lbeeta £or drivbig can on,
But we bow tfds it a blunder,
StrMU are made to put electric
Cables, pipet and aewen under.
So, fatter, city WOi~ futsl
Finilh with your job and tben
Fill and pave thote streets before It'•
Time to tear them up again.
-RobenSMppard
l know a couple who have five lddi,
two dog~ and a cc. Ltul year their
hocue "'°' oandallud Wee tfmu be·
fore they dllcooered It.
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en'• lib?
DATES: The International Film Fes-
tival begins Sunday in Bertin. The
Wimbledon tennis tournament begins
Mond.y io London.
ANNIVERSARIES: World War I offi-
cially ended with the signing of the ,
Treaty of Venaillea S3 yean ago Wed-
nnday. The Battle of Octtysburg be-
gan 109 years ago Satvrct.f. Oov.
Franklin D. ltooecvelt of New York
was nominated for the Presidency 40
years ago Saturday.
BIRTHDAYS: 8unclalf-June Lockhart
47. MondaJ-Pearl S. Buck 80; Anna
Moffo 37. Tunday-Oary Crosby 39.
Frld1r -Suaa11 Hayward S3; Lena
Home SS . Saturdlly-Lealic Caroo 4 t.
Olivia de Havilland 56.
llllTHDAY PEOPU!:
June LocldNlt1 and Lena Home
BJ Frank Beglnekt
UTI'l.E EMILY
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(or too little) for Lysol® Spray.
-The summer cottage. A big job. So you get out the LYSOL Brand Spray Disinfectant
to kill germs on things like garbage pails and diaper pails. Laundry hampers.
LYSOL Spray
kills athlete\; foot
f unguson shower
and bathroom
floors. Controls
mold, mildew
and their odors.
Once over lightly with
LYSOL Spray keeps your
sheets and bedding
smelling fresh and clean,
even in muggy weather.
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LYSOL Spray.
Tuke it with you
wherever you go this
summe~ lJse it in
public washrooms,
motels, cabanas.
Spray the intake vent of your
air conditioner. ltS a little
thing, but itS a great way to
clean the air it circulates.
LYSOL Spray actually
neutralizes odors in the air.
Gets the whole room nice
and fresh.
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TODAY! I 'LL 6E OFF FROM THE OFFICE! HOW ABOUT YOUR.'
THAT.'LL 6E PfRFECT !
CAN'T'. YOU TELL•ME NOW
WHAT THE 'GOOD NEWS' "TWO-THIRTY UN"TIL FIVE! APARTMENT? ABOUT THREE?
I'LL MEET YO(:J. ANY f)LACE ' . 15 ? . .
YOU SAY! Jl"rllTT'<
M!ANWHILE HE 'S SEEN
IS THAT HUSBAND WAITING
OF MINE READY FOR YOU,
TO TAKE ME TO KATHERINE!
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FOR WHITE WATE~.
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