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Tax Rebellion: ~ea Party 1972-style
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VOL:. 65, NO. 219, O S"CTIO:'IS, 100 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1972
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Desk-clu v.,..lono ol the Ualt.d Na·
tlons flag ... tll'<Wll Ol1 Ibo no. and
Baker tirgu IA)OOe to 1tep on them. •
The llmt 1Ct11< II repeat~ a1mo11
every Tueadly a1111t at ,,.,. p.m. In
eostaM!i&aliilOOo tliUDrifi IA
Anaheijll and Pomona.
11le room is darkiy llt. About 20 l!"'l'lt
sit al lableo aeotterid about hapllaw<lly.
The group is smaller thon U3Ual. bul
most are neweomm. Baker Sl)'I.
All are waiting. And Baker clellven -
an -e1moot tlree-hour -.. qa!M
!Set TAX REVPLT, Pap AJ)
Police Crack Sen. McGovern Picks Shriver
Big County
Drug· Ring ·
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of ... o.fb' PIW llf"
A task foree of law oHlc)all arrested 15
Indicted members of a world-wide drug
IUpply ring, founded In !Aguna Beach
and trafftcklng In an estimal«I $1.5
million of drugs monthly, in coordinated
national raidll Saturoay against the
Brotherbood ol Eternal Lowe.
Drug Prieot Dr. Timollly Leary,
IOunder ti tbe Brotherhood, was named
In I $5 million indiciment. one of 29 In-
dictments banded down by Ille Orange
()ounlJ Grand. Jiii')' authorizing the roi<ls.
"Se(ucl In Ibo l'lidrSatunlay wtre: ..
andlocloled quantitJ ol drugs and llllJOO
..;~ No .1\1111 ,.... -"acated. Seven
~ were arresteif at a Brotbulfood
llnch Ill ldJllwilcl and --wtre lllW : ID Roni!. l!<venl other
-1lllDed In Indictments are cur· rentb' in variGul jalls on other cllargd.
: Raids on Btothtrbood operatloos over
6ne year netted law enforoopoiit ollicers
an •Umal«I $'111 million OIIDegal drugs,
Cecil Hlckl, Or1&1e County Diltrict At·
Corney said at a newt conference in San-
Cll Ana s.1.roay.
' Hlckl, flanked by federal, llale
narcotics and eu1tom1 agentl· and
Laguna Jleada. Police Oiiel-J ... pb· J,
Kelly. IJlllOWlCed Ille a111ult on the
Brolherboocl.
"We may not have broken Ill back, bul
'!" made 1 real dent-In Ill operatlonl,"
IDckl sale!.
He uid that more than 200 law en-
forctment officen: were involved in tbe
operation _.nnated by ~ Orange
(:.aunty ~ct attorney'• office.
Two men tdentlfled by Hlcb u top
leaden ol the Brotherboocl were aJDDlll
thole in cu 1 to d y, but a subject
ref"1'td to q ''Mister Bia:" 10 far has
-peel capture. lli<b declined !\>. ~
loue 1111 ..... "'1111pecled·wbereaboutl.
Laguna llelch WU ldentllled U Ibo
Brotherhood birthplace a n d l>ead-4'llllerl. The Woodlud Drive area wu
FOUNDED IROTHERHOOD
Dr. Timothy LHry
specifically pegged aa the fonner drug
capital, a situatim which changed with a
massive narcotics raid in June, 1971.
"WQOdland was .the major receiving
and distributing point for narcotics in tbe
world," Police Cbitf Kelly said. He
quiCldy ·ldded thet the·lfll raid resulted
"" the 1eaUeri!lg ol· Brotbertlood apera-
tiolll.
Iiicb llid that Ille Orlftle Coonly
Bn>lhertlood was a• di!tribulcr of LsD,
haahish, .and. hashish oil acrou the
Uall«I. Sjal~ wltlJ ... ~11)1,ly beavy
~ lll.Soilll\el1> .~o~a. • .
F...,... for .. liio· ~lion . include
bealth·food .toM: Mr lbo'pi ,' &nc! other
establishmeit"', <atering to Ille YOUDI
generation, officials ff!d.. .
Laguna Beach Police detectives. sgt.
Neil J>urcel1 and ,Nonnan,Baboct, .were
(Set DRUG RING, Page A3)
Irvine Co. Head Sees '
.End to County Farming
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Kennedy-in-Law Accepts
Af~r Sen. Muskie Says 'No'·
WASIUNGTON (UPI) -George S.
McGovern cPose R. Sargent Stu:iver, the
Kennedy in-law wbo served thrff
presidents but never ran· for office, to be
his new running mate Saturday night for
a "choict of the cenhry" campaign
against President Nwm. ·
McGovern announced bi!I surprLse
aelection on nationwide radio and
television from the capitol several bour9
after Sen. F.dmund S. MU>kie. of Maine
turned down bia offer to join the
Democratic Ucket -the fourth known
contender to do ao this week.
lo1cGovem said Sbrivtr, 1 brotbtt-ln-
law ol Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, bad led
1 publlc and pinto life "markOd by· the
apecial dedication to tlie needs "' poorandto-wboare'ridimlof
nclal IDjustlce."
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to Washington in 1961 to direct the fledg~
ling Peace Corps. ·
Later I Shri ver Wat nnt director of the
antipoverty Office of EquaJ Opportunity
in the Johnson administration, and
became U.S. ambasaador to France for
NlJ:on. He was "briefly mentioned in
speculation as a vice presidential can-
didate both in 1964 and 1961, and once
ccmidered running for governor of
Maryland In ll'ro.
He ala> wu conaidered as an Illinois
gubernatorial candidate in 1914 and a
senatcrial ccntender four yean later, but
n<Xbing came ol It.
. ll'ben the llar)'land poalbility fell
throolh far lfCk ol support, Shriver
-~ two yean qo lo help elecl Demoeratlc1'11ldidates for Ibo Hoilllo and
bu alnci ~I«! a private law ....,. Uce. ,. . A Roman C.lllolic born Into a wealllly
Marylaod famib', Shriver married
Eunice K~ and menaged lbe "Mm:bandl.li · ,in Chicago, the vast
Keonedy flDllJy bUsiness enterpr)se. until
President John F. Kennedy brought him
A strong paint lor McGovern In ltial
Shrtvir bu "very friendly~ rtlalklns
wllll Chicago's powerful Mayuo Ricbird , Ul'1T.._....
(Set Slll\IVER, Page AJ)
SHRIVER SMILES ON LEAVING KENNEDY COMPOUND'
'I'm Vwy Hippy,' He Ttll1 Well·Wlshtrs
Huntington Man
Held . .\fter Wife
Found Shot Dead
By ARmtJR It VINSEL
Of .. De6lr ·-'''"
Southern Protest.ant
Fellow Birclwr Joins
Schmitz on AP Ticket
Demos Breathe
Sigh of Relief
Over Decision
A Huntlnifoo Beach man was atrmed
shortly before noon Salunl.oy, accui<d of
eQ1plying • .2Z <;aliber pi!lol Into his
wile, whose body was found in a pool of
blood on Ille floor of their bednlom.
John R. Alden, 42, of 7D623 GoShawk
Lane, waa booked on suspicion of murder
and ~erred. to ~e ,County Jill
LOUISVIlLE, KY. -A fellow John
Birch Society member joined American
Parly Presidenllll candiClate and lam ..
duck Orange County C.OOgresmian John
G. Schmllz at Ille kip of the"tlllrd patty
ticket.
"l""inatiOn,. Sclimllz 'llild.
While Gov. Georee . Wallace may not
support him public.Uy, "he bas told me
I'm' one of bis favorite people." Schmits
said.
llYANNIS. Mus. (AP) ~ Sarpnl
Shriver told welJ.wtabers Sllurday nllbl
he wu "very ha,.., and ft1Y proud" to
• be j-Olning the ~tic' prelidelltial
ticket wtlll Sen. George S. McGovern.
Shriver then boarded a small ainUM
and beaded toward Washlnstm· 'far,.•
after questioning by detectives. •
The vlctlm of the second such homicide
In the Pacific Sands tract within the past
year wu identified as Arlene V. AJden,
37, mother of two cblldreo.
She wu shot several times, according
lo Huntington Beach Police Lt. Gary
Davis, one of the ranking offictrs who
m)Jl)llded to the ......
"We're trying to determine that now,•
Orlftle County Deputy Coroner Jhn
Beisner aald late Saturday wheo asked
bow many times Mra. Alden was shol
He said the .victim wu struck sevuat
limes bJ slugs fired from varying
rangeo.
A call allegedly llllile bf the ~ to
poUce at lt: 3t a.m. aent a number of
patrol can and munarked detectives' ...sans to the Alden home.
Officers responded with guns &awn.
bul the ~ olferd no rtslstance.
Investigators were attempting to
determine.a ioQtive for the•tilllng after
completing lhelr questloning of ' Alpo. .
1_.ilng to IA. Davll.
1be bdclf. of Mrs. Alden WU taken to
Dilday Brochen Mortuary, wbett ao
autopiy wu to be performed.'
,Autborilla . ~ Alden .is ... --oervlceliiao 'fiUI they cild not know from
---adding thet Mrl. Alden ..... employed.
Tbomaa J. And~,· 81, a farm
magazine publisher from Pigeon Forge,
Tenn., was noDlinated as the party's vice
presidential candidate.
Schmitz, il, bailed Ille nomination ol
the Birch Society member1 saying it ad·
ded balance to the Ucl<et.'0'11e'• a Pioles-
lant from tbe South. while I'm a Calllollc
from the West Cout," Schmitz said.
Andenon is I long-time leader in the
Birch Society, but be bu never 110Ugbt
elected o!fJCe before. Be cles<rlbes
hlmwlf as a ''cruaader far return to
con.Ututlooal govenimeut. IJ'ee en-
taprile and local Io Yer nm en t
responslbHtty.•
Schmitz acknowledged concern among
Ille porty's 1,500 delegates ipat Ille new
party would become a capUve ol lhe
John Birth Society.
Running against the President ·wookl
give hlm great personal satisfaction,
Schmitz aaid, claiming that ht was
"purged" from office by N i I O D
Republlcam In tbe June primariea.
Republicans Demand
Equal Time on TV
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. Roberl J.
Dole, -Republican National Cllalmwt,
aald Slbirdiy .Ibo poitJ would dlmand
IJ'ee televi&loo time to reopen! to Sen.
George S. McGovern'• i~mlnute broad-
cast addreu announclni he bad chosen
. R .. ~ent Sbriver u hll vice pmlden-
Ual running mate.
Dole charged In . 1 Jlatement . tbal ' . ' , McGovern bad made an °obyk)ul
m1su1e•• of publlc ..nice -lime
.. 1 don't think that a man ~d be dis-
qualified from office tie«uR ·he "i.!I a
John Bircher," Schmitz reacted. "Most
of thls con~ haa been expmsed by the .John Blrcber's lbemselves: because the Shriver I0-1 ...
"The 111J11tt ts that we don't Wlllll Ille , ..,mt~ fO< only I ~ portion fl( Ille
1efl win& praa clictatlq wbo &di the ljlne Uled. •
Several months ago, • woman wjto
lived • fe'lf -away from Ille Alden • , ,
... -pi;..w (!lilly in ~ •
..ub•tbt -loH!e aloiii OIJ!<r ..... • '· J if> .. • ..L.-..:1-1.· .p ....._ .. • ,,. , ~ ~, TUJ::&., ~AXIS-' ' ~ ~.Ul!IU ,.::ic:ueallegedl)'wa~o~"!.!'6l>utei ~--lllonlutjlf · ..i , cte ~~llUI II vlellml,
'bopo when Ille .• ..-~.llrouabt . ~pr II... ,You <U• i..,,. . ~ · _. tho) ~ SW!
11ome llllnbar"" f0< dinner ldolUd. o1 -wflal.MI do ii>-· ... , _ .;. ...,_-; w~.::."""~>--'-.... ~· ~ lllofrieddllckmlilawtkhacll'OlpieNd. ',...,...,._ --· ~··-.,.,.., --lbt -· · · · I ui.t'~ flle:tl.I Ollllpl.'ll l}le : -t...a.,. · '
1,100..cre Blaze ooun1,, ci. GOLDWATlll, -Tile --.o1umn111 1
• A\'lilW. I.WI -An I U1N>cre linasli' THE ~ !. 'irrfisJ.' ol.niiJie" ·aa11~'1"~t ii/P lo' llanol
fin ~ by the er.... of a jet and desiro are the qu.Ufttaliolll !or a w'a1 IA uerclH In propqanda. Ho
ftgbler pl-burned ...i ol control hero volunteer jn pubJlt: servlol. Tbol'• lie bellevn tht North Viet-played a
Satunlay, autbor!U.. said., • • optnm of Mn. Enid LIU..,. dJredar o1 · catchy lune wblla Ille actr.a danced. A7.
A spolreanaa for the Calllomll olunl , Anolller edllorlal page collUDllilt, Royce Dtvlo!oo otrara117 llld llley hoped Ille. v "" .. ,,... at Fairview -lldor, lalllhow an Inell lnY<f lolbllt·
bl ... could bt COlllalned by today and lloopt111, C..U Mell. She IS proliJed la I .. lo beva Ille cw o1 Jr.Mii Qirlll lliod
fully coatrolled M~. "°"" and plcturn, C4., In publlc oourt, AT.
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meeting with McGovern. ;
'1He is a man of vision. ud couraie."
Shriver said of ·McGovern at· aii lm·
promptu news conference 1t Bantable
Alrporl bere. ·
"I bave known hiJb (McGovern) for
more than 10 yean and 1 reipect hlm,"
the former Peace Corp9 director and
onetime ambassador to France aid. "Bt
was on the food for peace program when
I directed the Peaee·COrpa and "W'e'IRW.
ereat deal "' each other."
Shriver, smiling and WIVinc to I
crowd of 100 that ereeted him .. he
drove from hll Cape Cod suninier mort.
&aid di9cusslono between hlmlelf and
McGovern and bell!ffn theJr ftlllecll•• llafh ·bad be<n ·goln& QD for aeveral
days.
CongressiOllll Democr•la ._.ied
with a fJgurattve ligb o1 relief llittunlaY
when presklentlal nominee G e o r g t
McGovern finally setu.d on Sltrlver to be
hLs rimning mate.
A b'beral Democratic .... tor wllo ask·
eel not to be quot.cl said-"MeGo\'U'R·now
has to corDe from behind" following his
effortl to replace Mioaourl Seo. 111omu
F. Eagleton, who WU penuaded by
McGovern ' to 11W>ch aw bll -tloa
(See RgACf)ON, ,.. • .U)
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A I DAIL v PILOT s..d<J. • .... t 6, 197'
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People /Quotes
Following the loth chess game on Friday when Bobby
Fischer de!nted Boris Spassky on the S61h move to take a
lhree.polJ11.load , a crowd ol about 500 chanted "_.Bravo Bol>-
by". Wb~ Mveral chess experts speculated that Spassky w11
in 1 hopelus po1illon, Russian gr111dm1ter Nikolai Kr•
1lu1 said the champion should not be counted out. "Don't
skin Iha bear before It's been shot," he cauUoaed. -.
Since release o! the hit film "The .God·
father,'' freshman Costa Mesa City Coun·
cilman Dominic R1cltl has often been the
tuget, but only good naturedly, o! jibes
fron1 his colleagues about his ancestry.
During a recent study session. Ra citi re--
marked a citizen wa!!i taking him for a ride
to point out pro blems of the neighborhood.
The constituent promised Raciti would be
truly dismayed at the result. "I hope it isn't
a one-way t ide," mused RaciU with just the
right pause fo r delivery.
President Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam, telling
v.·hy he must continue the fight. "If we wan.t to en~ thl~ ,war,
\ve mus t continue to destroy all of North Vie tn am 1 military
install ations and economic power. Then the North Vietnamese
people will revolt. lf we stop the bombing •. ~ortb V~etnam
will continue to infiltrate men and supplies into South Vietnam
and the war will never end.''
Founlain Va ll ey City Councilmen were
considering the establi shment of a summer
beach bus lin e when th ey received some dis~
cou rag1ng news. The Pink Bu s Line, which
had been schedu1ed to lease a bus to the
citv was in trouble. The line·~ insurance
had' been cancelled and two of the buses
were broken down. Respond ing to the news,
J-~ounta in Valley Mayor Al Hollinden
qu ipped, "It appears the P ink Bus Line is
5omewhat in the red ."
Barb1r1 Ann E1gleton, wife of Sen. Thomas F .. Eagleton,
who saw her hu sband's career peak and plummet rn a week,
climaxed by his resignation a s the Democratic vice presiden·
t ial candidate, said, "Everyth ing seemed to have a reve_rse
about it this week. I thought the average man would obJecl
to an elected official who had had mental illness. But he
didn't. It was the sophisticated press. By Sunday I was a
basket case. You lose so much privacy 'way up there.'"
Huntington Beach Public Works Direc-
tor Jim WhHler is in charge o! a $105,000
program for landscaping major street me--
dians, but he admits to being no expert on
plants. "[ don't even know what kind of
trees we are receiving. When I sign the
purchase orders. all the names are in La-
tin." Wheeler says he relies on experts un-
der him to identify the plants and supply
the names.
Columnist Sammy Amalu had a few thoughts on the
brewing legal challenge facing the Hawaiians -onJy admis-
11ion policy of vastly wealthy private schools funded by a
foundation established by the last member of the royal Kame-
hameha family, "To any Hawaiian, anything involving his
.. royal past can no more be subject to cold loBic," he said. "It
becomes a matter of pure emotion and righUully so. The
memory of that pa.st is practically all that he has left of what
was once onJy his."
SHRIVER CHOSEN • • •
From Page I
J . Daley, according to a spakesman for
the mayor. Daley was barred from last
month'• DemocraUc N1tion1l Convention
for violating the party's new delegate
selection auJdellnes. He bas given
McGovern only a lukewarm en-
donement
The Democratic National Committee
will meet Tuesday afternoon i n
\Va.shlngton'• Sheraton Park Hotel to
conflrm Shriver u successor to Sen.
Tbomu F. Eagleton 11 the party's vice
presidential candidate.
McGovern telephoned Shriver. a
youthful 56 who was playing tennis at
Hyannllport, Mau., at the time. a couple
of houn after Muskie called McGovern
from Kennebunk Beach. Maine, rejecting
the nmnlng mate offer. because of
"neglect of family duties.'" .
Stirlver was flying down to Washington
Saturday night to join McGovern in plan-
ning a Democratic campaign, stalled for
much of the past three weeks by the con·
troven:y over Eagleton's past psychiatric
treatmentl that finally forced hlm oH the
tlckeL
McGovem coupled hl1 announwnent
with a sleshing attack 1gain!l Nixon as
a friend of "the very powerful, the very
large and the very wealthy" who lurN
his back on the poor and average
American.
businen and pr Iv I I e g e d power,
McGovern lashed back •t a charge by
Defense Se-crttary Melvin R. Laird that
his proposal! for heavy cuts In the
defense budget would be running up "the
whit e flag of surrender."
His military cutback!. u ld Mt'Govem.
are designed to "satlsfy the needs or
security rather than the appetites nf a
military-Industrial complex. It will rro-
duct only one whUe Oag -when a
handfuJ of professionals and industries
surrender their claim on money which
has wtser and mort urgent u&e.s. ••
Besides his still-youthful appe1r111a,
Shriver would bring to the McGovern
ticket a like-minded liberal backrround
and long · ei:perlence wllh urban prob-
lems. Until a year ago, Shriver main-
tained a legal residence In Chicago,
where he served 1s appointed president
of the city's board of education from 1955
to 1959.
When Muskie rejected McGovern'• of-
fer to join the ticket, made Thursday
night, Shriver was one of three narnes
left on the list of highest rankin&
alternatives, according to sources close
to McGovern. The other two were former
Democratic National C h a I r m ~ n
LB.wrence F. O'Brien a.nd Sen. Frank
Church of Idaho.
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COMPA•llON 0, OllANGI COUNTY, f.OAST CITY IUDGIT1 AND "°'ULATION INClllASIS OVll 10.YIAll 'lltlOO -
19'U3 1'67-61 1'72·7J • • ft-ottulttt.tt It ••t • • lncl'MleJ Inc~
Cott flar Cott '•t CHI p.,. 10 10 ' Aru ., ludfet Popul1tlon Penon ...... , Popvl1tlon Per..., '"""' Popul1tlon P..-n v .... v ..... . •
S..J leech ••••••••••••• pu,m 10,GJO •r• »,750,505 22,631 $122 14,lU,223 2A.100 .16' 1'6% 434% • . •
"""""""" a.acJI .. .. . . . $1,754,61' 34,lQ .. , u,296,'99 16,646 ,,, $14,701,512 U7,GCIO $104 301 % 416%
Paunllln Vallar; ..•.•• ;-; -$357;047 4,.500 -.19 -$1,lHMO 20,951 '62 '3,6"-,327 ;7to--$19-931%--91.I·
C:0.!1 Mell ' •.•. ' ' ..... $4,625,066 57.100 $11 $7,736,912 71,300 $109 $10,632.000 76,900 ,,,. 35% 130%
Newport h1ch •• , , ••.. , $4,215,GCIO 31,570 $134 ... 071,330 41.100 $196 $14,333,415 54,GCIO $265 7t% 240%
Lqun1 Beach • , .. , .•.... $1,416,932 10,600 $140 •2,616,065 13,0ll $200 $4,243,104 14,900 $215 41 % 115%
S.n Juari Capl~tr•M .... $110,1'1 1,550 $71 $479,969 2.823 $170 $2,254,113 5,540 '407 257% 1935%
S.n C!-te ........... St,463,115 10,500 $139 •2.lH.779 16,600 $t50 '3,157,000 11,150 $213 73% 163%
o ..... ~·••ty . ' .. ' ..... $65,412,210 924,510 $71 $122,091 ,111 1,292,350 $94 $210,000,000 1,565,133 $179 69,.. 321%
TABLE NOTES -The Co•ta Men budaeu do not include gas lax !unds. The Lagun1 Beach bud~el !or 1972-73 does not include an·
other potential '2 million lh1t may be received In grants. The 1972-73 counly budget has been examined In public bearings but is net duo
I<> receive final approval unW Auf. 25. The city of San Juan Capi..tra no was incorporated only 10 years ago.
Coast Government Costs Rising
The budtet.s of Orange Coast cit.lea a.re
growing out of proportion to population
increases.
Out of the ei1ht coastal cities ooly
Fountain V1lley'1 budgel has increased
to the same degree as it.a papol1tion over
the past 10 years. The survey does not in-
clude the new city of Irvine.
Sinct the 196U3 fi5eal yt ar Fountain
Valley 's budget ha! inc reased 935 percent
and its population 938 percent. Huntington
Beach is in the ballpark , 100, wilh a
budget increase of 418 percent and a
population lncre1se of 301 percent over
the 10.year period.
Everypl•ct else. the budgel!'I have
IOlrtd higher than population increases.
The biggest jump In the budget bas oc-
C'\lrttd lfl the city or San Juan
Capistrano.
There tht budget h•.s increased 1.935
J>trcent over the JG-year period and the
p<>pulatlon on ly 2S7 perttnL
But the figures don 't tell the whole
story. Don Weidenu. city manager of
Sa n J uan Capistrano, painted out that his
city was incorporated only 10 years ago.
ll had a low budget but it 1l10 had a low
service level with many aervicu pro-
vided by lhe. county.
Today, San Juan Capistrano ha s 2S
employes ind a fleet of cars and equip-
ment to maintain. And even though the
1pending is greater, the general fund tax
rate Is still the same as it v.·15 10 years
ago -90 ccnt.s.
The same is true in Seal Beach, where
Cily Manager Dennis COurttmarche
reported a modest decre.ase ln the lax
rate ovu the JG-year period. Jn 1962-&.1 It
wu $1.48 per $100 of aMeS!ed valuation
wh.ile today II ll $1.35.
"Yoo have to compare the bud1et in-
creases to !he lncreue.s in tervices,"
&ays Courtemarche. "In JIU we had
nothing but a volunteer lire department
and today we hl Vt %7 employe1 and three
.s tation•."
Similarly, Seal Beach parks have In-
creased from ,none to 20 acres. there no.w
·exi stJ a new Spanish-style dty hall, and
REACTION ... TAX REVOLT '72-STYLE • • •
From Page I From Page I
Jut ?.fondly. "Now he·s really
y.·orll: to catch up."
got to the IRS, the use of paper money, the lack
of gold and sil ver in drrulatlon, the
Feder•! Reserve gystem and bank, in·
ternationaJ bankera ind politician after
politici1n.
Democratic ~. Daniel Inouye of
Hawaii, a fonner chairman or the Senate
Democr11ic Campaign C:Ommillee, said
"this delay has been costly. There'• no
use denying that."
But. Inouye added , Shriver "wa1 an ex-
cellent cholct." He called Shriver 1 good
campaipr, "very energetic" and uid
he has "ft'IOd credentials with llbor."
In Chicla:o. Mayor Richard J. Daley
pronounced the selection "crt•t" when
aaked for his reaction.
Rep. Roman Puchinsky, D-111., a can·
didate for the U.S. Senate this year
1galnst Incumbent Republican Sen.
Charlu Percy, said "it ahow1 McGovern
can recover 1 fumbled football .''
Sen . Henry M. Jackson of Washington,
who was himself a ct\ntender for the
Democr1tic pre&identlal nomination this
year praised Shriver u "a 1ood 'l'am·
paigner and a real uset to the ticket."
JackJOO and Senate De.mocrstlc Lead-
er Mike Mansfield both uid Shriver
had done well In the "dlfficull jobs'' of
servin1 as the first Peace Corps director
and as head of the Office of Economic
Opportunity in the 1960s.
"He will help the t I ck t t im·
meuurably," Mansnetd aaid.
But C11ri: MacGregor, President NI•·
on'.s campaign manager. said "Shrlver's
name is synonymous with ths failure o(
Baker steps to wha t be th inks is the
&oond ol fife and drum. "We are the
reenactment of tht patriots of 1T16," he
declares, referring to tht year the
Declaration of lndependenct was 1igoed.
TA gives an IO-page "constitutk>nal
prot~st" form to ttx>.se deciding to join
the "resistance to tax tyr1My" and not
pa y thtlr taxes.
A few different pages are inserted to
accommod1te 1tate filing and an ad·
ditlonal form 11 required for employa to
request employer• to 1top withholding.
It is a petition lo the government uk·
Ing It lo show "if we owe legal Income,
which ii can't," not a refusal to pay tax·
es. Baker insists.
Most group member! send a donation
to the government. he added, usually $5.
De.spite lhls activitl" which TA uys is
growing, the lRS iJ 'afraid'' to take the
protesten lo court. Baker cblms.
The IRS hu not acted agaimt TA or
Tax Rebellion members in direct
response to the "constitutional form" but
It has receaUy on two related matters,
1n IRS 1pokesm1n in Los Angeles sa id.
"I'm 30!'1')' I can't give you an official
81atement (1bout the group)," aaid the
spokesman . "IBS h.11.1 not taken a posi· the. w1r on poverty in 113 e~~ly M:ys." !Ion.
His ael~Uon, he added. is • s.tgnal to "In the opinkln of the district dlrec-
the Amer1~1n people that McGovern has tor," tht rRS apokesman continued. "we
not reconsidered bis t r re 1 po n s I b 1 t .. don't want to dl,nify their positk>n 11 all
welfare schemes, bu t in~ends to .~nue by.commenting one way or the other.''
them to the last taxpayer• dollar. The official admJtted that collecting
Bomb Display Opens
TOKYO ACP) -El1ht lar1e panels
have gone on di.splay depicting the
Korean residenll of Hiroshima who were
killed and injured when an 1tomic bomb
wu dropped on the city on Aug. 5, 1945.
The panels are the 14th in a aeries of
paintings of the atom bomblnc done: by
1rlilll 1ri Marukl IOd his wile, Toabl.
from this klnd of protealer was a little
more difficult lh111 from war protesters,
who 1tate what they owe and then deduct
the amount for rajliluy spending.
The IRS took 1ctlon ecalnsl Ronald C.
Mitchell of FrtJl'IO on one count of iraud
for furnishing false in[onnaUon to his
employer. Accord.in&: to charges 111in1t
Mitchell, who wu convicted in .U.S.
Dlalrict court June S, he. aald be had six
exemptionJ when be only had one. Tbat
decl!lon ii on appe.al.
Mitchell is an active member of lbe
Fresno branch of Tax Rebellion. the IRS
spakesman noted.
John Robert Htck Jr. of Slfl Diego 11
al~ "known for involvement in the lax
rebellion." the IRS official said. He and
six other people (who now call
themselves the "San Diego Seven") wefe
1rrested on a variety of char1es in June,
including attempt to interfen with a
federal officer and attempt to fordbly
rescue federally Riud property.
IRS agentJ had seized. Heck's Transfer
and Storage Cornp111y for unpaid taxes
(supposedly prior1o the filing of the p~
test form ) and Ht.ck and the six ot.he.r1
allegedly broke in. Trial ii still in pro-
cess.
TA·publlshed papers on the lncidenlt
call the IRS part of the "gestapo state"
Baker says TA 's main objections to the
IRS aystem of collecting tax are:
9It is inefficient, uneconomical and
costs the taxpayen too much in
governmental overhead. e It create! a Jack of privacy when
the JRS "Illegally" (agairut the fifth
amendment ) forces people to turn over
their records and answer 1 e l f • in-
criminating questions. e It is uncons titutional because paper
money is not legal money and the
Constitution requires that the govem-
m.ent be paid In legal dollars. Tbey are
"coins with a given amount of grainJ of
gold or silver." Baker says.
The la st Coinage Act passed ln 1843
!l11id legal tender Is silver or gold coins.
not paper, he says. And the .11.ll-powerful
international bankers have taken all the
gold and silver from lhe U.S. he adds.
NO LEGAL MONEY
Thus people can decline to pay taxee
bec111se they have no such money with
which to pay and no such money w1s
taken from them , he concludes.
Following the meeting 1t Howard
Johnson's that night , a collection plate
w1s passed around the audience for con-
tributions to Baker's support.
He assured the people he woo.Id accept au the ''Illegal" coin.a, check.a and paper
money they eave.
t~ city has doubled in geographical area
through a 1eries o( annezations.
Capital improvements, A d d I t I o n • I
!lervicts and greater employe salary es:-
penditures appear to be responsible for
the increased spending.
Tnnation during the past 10 years also
can be blamed for part of the Increase.
The base year for the consumer price
Index oUered by lhe U.S. Department of
Labor now in use is 196"7 with the
arbitrary figure of 100. In comparls.lon, :
1962 is rated 90.6, and 1972, 121.7. •
Fred Sorsabal, the Costa P.1esa City
Manager, says that budge Ls and the
popula tion incre.11.sts do not alw1y1 grow
at the same rate. "They don 'l neceuari-
ly match up,"-he says.
South Vietnamese
Open New Drive
Into Cambodia
SAIGON (AP) -South Vietname11t
troops nave la unched a new drive against
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forct1
in lhe Parrot 's Peak rerk>n of Cambodia,
the Saigon command announced Satur-
da y. ,
They art striking egalnst"1Gnt1t t,,.. \(
filtration routes to the Plain of Reeds; 45 ._
mile• llOUthwt'!I of Saigon, and the
northern Mekong Delta, where mountin& ~
enemy activity threatens to cut off the •.
capitaJ from rice, its principal source of .
food .
About 2.000 government soldiers are :
~eeking oot North Vietnamese bl.sea and
11Laging Po•ll IOULheast of the Cambodian
town of Kompong Trabek.
Kompang Trabek fell to enemy willl at
the begiMing of their offensive last April '
but was retaken by a jolnt task force of •
Sooth Vietnamese and Cambodian troope :
July 24.
The counterblow failed to .top. the
enemy 'from slipping increasing numbers •
of men ICl'06$ the border. :
The new drive Into the Parrot.'1 Beat ~
got under way last Monday but for "
security reasons was dl9Cloaed only :
Saturday. ..
A U.S. Rsstssment of North Vietnam's ;.
spring offensive has reported 1izabl1 i-
gain.s for Hanoi fortes, along with heavy
louea. And the esllm1te Is that the :.
enemy has the resourtes for ieveral •
more months of intensive fighting in tM 1
South. ~
This ronclll..'lion by U.S. analysts ~
lrasts with aome earlier speculatkin that •
Hanoi had embarked. In Matth on a go-•
for-broke campaign whose outcome •
would be decided rairly speedlly. On the •
contrary, the new assessment i1 that •
fft;nol never expected total military vJc.. :
tory In 19?2. •
IUNDAT
DAILY PILOT
• . • CLEARLY REIJEVED
In an 1ddms written wtth the help of
Kennedy speechwriter Richard Goodwin ,
McGovern was clearly relieved to be rid
of the campalgn-stalllng controversy
over Eqle.top and able to late the of·
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lenslve against Nla:on.
He said he qrffd with Nixon that the
1972 el~. i>Ueted tbt voters "the
Teachers Break Down C'lnsses Into Learning Groups
clearest 'polltk:al cholet. at a century." "Childr.tn are di/ I ere.nt und th1r
SaJd McGovern. '1t "la a dec.lllon lien.-dfffcrntlt1. You con't line thtm
between the belle! that \>Ol!Ucal power urff~ • clo.!uoom lik• tQQI I• on •aa
ed.lta to aerve prlva~ power , and the carton and teach 41 if th111 tDtr•
convtctlon that political leadership must all the .amt."
take up the pp:>ple'• ca1111 qa.inst those -Superlnttndtnt Mike Brick
Who Ifft 1dvantage at their expense." Fountain VaU111 SchooJ DUtrict
He chlrged thlt Nix•• had !ailed lo By JOHN ZALLER
end t.bt Vietoard War air.l to bait in· ot .. D11tt ,_ , ....
O.lloa, llld -alJtnd "!oar :run ol _._ ~--"-·I phi..._. ,..__, 1 the -a>ell and Ille ..... pOlidet ~ '°" --~~ _,...y, .......,, I whl<h have pftllded ovtr 1 continued odcll. ~th ll1IOY ol lht 111111 metboda ol
delertoratlon In lhe coodillons o! lraditiooal public educ1Uon, hu urned
A-IUe." Wide 1c .. p1111Ce 1mong t.p Or10&•
On Vielllam. MeGcmra said "there is Coast educlt<n. And the raul~ vlalble
no flllOl1 to be1Jm1 !hit lllo PmidelJI In Mllcled IChoola from Son Clemenlt to
Wbo could JIOl .briq peace Jn fGlu )'Uri ' l!Unlb!ctoo> s..cb, Is the boilMlnl ol I wlJ1 be 1ble lo produce 11111 elcht." lllndamental nYOlulloo In dementory
'Ille llouth Dia.ta aenolo< dOclarld Iha educallors.
U.S. commitment 10 Saleoa had been Gone lrom lheJe 30 to 40 1Chool1 ora
"1mp1Y met" and lhtl it WU lime lo pull the onlerl1 ..... ol dMkl, the uoip-
oul completely. ''I will ao ltncer deprlv• menl ol dllldren lo clus llrlcll.Y ..,.
lbll 11Blloa ol thl ll!lllOr ol brt!IPll pelCe cording to .,., and the aollWY teach<r-
in order lo llVI tbo prutlge o! the alHys to be lound lecturillf to her llu• wannakera." dasts !rom Ibo chllk boord 11 lbe r,..,1 ol
DEl'ENDS CV'lllAOIS
Hilling ropetledly II Ilse Iheme that
Niml repruenlaf Iba lnlertlls of bit
the room.
In lhelr pilct 11 a nuUcaU, l'lllTlll(<d
claaaroom lhtt permits leocbora to till•
.., 1111111 -11 '""'"' ol chlJdrea ••
once, 90 that at any given time, thtrt
may bt five or even el&bt different
leS801'11 1olng Oft,
Thu1 duU are 1eatttnd In cluttn
and aemi-eircles rather than Jn rows. a
variety ol letchl"i devices from lope
c1uetlel to television ii uaed; and the
teacher spends a major pcNClon of htr
time 11 a "letrning tn1oager" of the
vlfloua IJ'OUPI and in amall'IJ'llUP or
even one-to-oae inltructlon.
Even In U.. -ldVll1Ced ol these ocbools. there m . still Umes when lhe
teacher will like on tbt clau 11 1 .-whole..
But the key to what tducator• call "I,,..
dlvldullllld Instruction" ii !hit basic
1klll1. Mpeclalb' In r01dl11i and malh,
lfO lolllbl II VlriOlll lpeedl IJld levela
lo dlllerent ...,pa or childrea, accordlns
to lht needs ol lhe perlicular children.
A vl~I lo the eighlh l!'lci• CiallSn>Om ol
Htather Trinidad II Giller Scllool In
Fountain Valley may alve a concrete
ldt1 o( what lndlvlduallullon or ln-
•truclim CID mw In pracllct. A -of math leaon lJ Und« way: e £lib! l!Udenla ort taklnl drill work
lrom 1 Jape cwettt. 'Tbty ore workins
With~· to !bay don't bother other
I
students, and they have a workbook
eeared to the tape . e Ten 1tudent1. who hive trouble con--
centr1tlng on math, sit Jn a atml-clrcle
around Mn. Tr!nld1d. 'llsey, too, are
doing drUI -k, but In 1 dlllmnl way.
Mrs. Trinidad 1lves the IJ'OUP 1 problom
orally, and lhtn ..,.. ll'OUl!d lo tadl
child '• desk to 1tt how be or abe worb It
out. They are doin& fracUON .
e Five .. matb frub'' work alone with
high ochnol t11ebra boob. The lello
hive 1nswm at the back, ind the
1tudtnu occ1slon1lly loot at t.h;tm. e Tbree lludtnts, who have completed
thtlr week11 IS!ltmnenl, are pllylnc
with 1n UIOrtment of matl! puula.
'llsty lalk h<ly wllh ooc lllOlher u Ibey
try lo fitlu"' them out. ~
e A porenl tide t. -idn& with alz
1ven11 children on problems COnetraiOC
blnt lnltr<ab Moatly the porent juat
watdlt• as the otudtnts -t, bul
l"llTIOUma !My need help Ind tlie llvea
IL e There 1"' lhr,. pain o( lludents In
which ona chltd ol aver11• 1blllty luton
lllOib<r ooc wbo la havlnl problems. 'Ilsa
lint lludasl may allo lit oldet. Telll
show that the averag& child, wtle.n elven
resparuilblllty tor helping IOmeont ••
worn much harder at hia own leuona.
'Ilse tutored child, meanwlllle, learns al
about the aame rate ht 1lny1 did. 'nle
parent aide In lbe cllll hep; an eye on
these student.a. and 10metimes a:oes over
to htlp OOL
To parenls whole ochnol experience In-
volved atralghl !OWi of dolts llld llrict
alltnco 11 all u.,.., the thoupl ol lhla
kind or claaroom m., be .Jiocttns.
Bui lo teoch<n like ltra. Trlnldld, lht
nlnl wort needed to r11n tllla tlod ol
class ts -uiwblle becau>e It allowa
!hem to do lhe one thin& they ,...,,i u
critically bnportaot -lo leach udl
child al hl1 own !om and with the
portlculor melhodl moot aullld lo lhll
child's IMmlng otyle.
"I'm .Ult 1 te1cbtr," UYI Mra.
Trlnld1d, "but I dlllerent kind. I spend
less lime lect..-llli lo the whole dus -
when I'm DOI 111re wbo'• lilltnl"i
1nyw1y -and moni ••>tkinF. With
apecillc problana whero I know I m ha v-
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Orange Coast
Roundup
FREEWAY END NEAR: NEWPORT BEACH -A bUI'
"l'OnSOred by State Sen. Dennis Carpenter (ft.Newport Beacb)
•that ellmlnaterllte· entire-Paclllc CC!llt1'r .. wsy, easll)'"WC!!
passage in the Assembly .Friday and now await• G<ivernor
Reagan'• signature. A bill by Assemblyman Robert Badham
IR·Newport Beach) passed the Senate and went to Reagan
two days earUer.
NEW TRUSTEE : lfUNTINGTON BEACH -K . Dale
Bush, former city attorney, won a seat on the Huntlngton
Beach City (elementaryl School Board in a •ptcial election to
fill a vacancy until April. Bush collected 764 votes to 621 for
his nearest opponent Lewis Kidder, whom he charged was
1upported by district teachers.
FLUORIDE FIGHT: FOUNTAfN VALLEY -Fluoride
opponent George LJndegren is still trying to reverse the re·
aults of the June 6 election which aaw voters approve the
fluoridation of city water. Lindegren now wants State Attor·
ney Gene.rat Evelle Younger to investigate the election pro-
cedures and declare the election void. A similar request was
refused by Orange County District Attorney Cecil Hicks.
SCHOOL BOARD CONF IDENCE: IRVINE -Trustees ,
of the lrvine Unified School District this week voled to seek
approval of a SSO million school construction bond issue on
the No"Vember baJlot. The unusually large amount is needed,
they say, lo catch up with school needs for the rapidly groY.'·
lng community.
DO DQGS· KNOW DIFFE RENCE?: COSTA MESA -
A unique, streamlined fire hydrant developed joinUy by Costa
Mesa County Water District and South Coast Plaza develop-
ers in 1965 before ecology was a big issue has found its way
into the Smithsonian Institution. The more eye-pleasing piece
of so-called street furniture will be shown for two years, part
of design exhibition.
SEWA GE: LAGUNA BEACH -Served with an ulti·
matum from the Regional Water Quality Control Board to
join the proposed r.egional sewage treatment program at Aliso
Creek or face the prospect of upgrading the city's existing
sewage plant without financial aid . the rity Cou nci l voted to
allo<'a le $16,000 as its share of the Aliso planning program
and to plan abandonment of the old Fity plant in two to three
years.
FAMILY WEAL TH: HUNTINGTON BEACH -City of·
ficials announced this week that the average family in Hun t·
lngton Beach earns $11 ,845 annually, based on figures from
the 1970 federal census. That's the highest average for any
city in Orange County with a population above 50.000. they
said. Such smaller cities as Newport Bea<'h . Laguna Beach
and Yorba are expected to have higher averages. however.
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+NEWPORT
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Aquacars for Newport?
Traffic is so bad in Newport Beach these days that even
cops and city officials have given up complaining about It.
They just lo<ik at all those cars streaming into town on sum·
mer weekends and laµgh .
The overworked lienutenant in the Traffic Division at
police headquarters was asked last week where the worst traf·
fi e problems were and observed, "take a dart and throw it at
the map."
His harried vie'A'S were echoed by a councilman who
suggested a solution at a recent meeting. "Maybe we should
let them bulld the Newport Freeway (that comes into Costa
Mesa from Santa Ana ) like a couple they've got in San Fran·
cisco -dead·ends. Only this time build it out into the ocean,
first."
NEW TEAM: LAGUNA BEA CH-City government takes
on a new look with the election of councilmen Charlton Boyd
and Ray Holm as mayor and vice mayor. respectively and with
the appointment of two women to positions on the City Council
and Planning Commission. 'Mr.s. Phyllis Sweeney replaces
Richard Goldberg who resigned from the council while Mrs.
Lois Jeffrey takes over the Planrµog Commission seat vacated
by Carl Johnson Jr .• now a city councilman.
CRACKDOWN COMING: COSTA MESA -Meeting in
joint study session, ~ty councilmen and planning commission·
ers called for get-tough policy on four notorious taverns. They
include two bolto.ml.ess bars, a dance spot with noise problems
and a psy<'hedelic. hangout where drug arrests are frequent.
TAX CUT: LAGUNA BEA CH -Handed a windfall of
some $360,000 foUowing an increase in the district's assessed
valuation, school trustees adopted a $4.2 million budget car-
rying a four-cent decrease in the tax rate and providing for
salary increases and restoration of anticipated cuts in building
maintenance programs.
BUILD ING BOOM:· HUNTINGTON BEACH -In 1969
thla city aet a county record for the value of new cotutruc-,
tion -$100 million. After aeren months of 1972. the value
of new construction in Huntingtol)" Beach is already more than
$77 million. with permit.-issued in July valued at S24 million
alone, City officials think another county record may be set
this year.
SAWDUST: LAGUNA BEACH -The Sawdust Fe&U·
val . onetime stepchild of the local art scene. has completed
negoU1Unn. to purchase the 2.9-acre l..a~na Canyon site it
has leased for Its outdoor art ahow· for the 11a'Kt five rilmmers.
Drawing record crowds. the Sawdust sold 100.000 25-<:ent •d·
mission tickets in the Clrst two weeks of thia aeason, enough
to make the 10 percent down •payment on the $2il0,000 prop·
erty.
SKY JACKING SOLUTION SOUGHT: COSTA MESA -
Colorful community cbarac:Ur Janie a Johansen, 88, II ~ar·
heading a countywlde contest for sugg .. tlons to stop arrllne
hijacking. Former neW11paper publishor, Utah wt!l-drlller, Bl·
bit student and CooRJ:l!Mional candldale, Janie 51ys there must
be a way. Send entriel to Cltlun Concero !deaa Contest, 2196
State St., Costa MOia 02827.
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Dr.:Ceary 'Slaughter'
' ~bu _-.ii__,-
tblngs in bl&~ ~ -p-of
Plfcllology at Harvard,. dru( """' U0 pnest, pr!Jontr, eaeapee and lupUve
from ~he law-.
BAlllllNGTON HilLS. 111. (AP) -
Police investigatill1 a quadruple sl•Y1nl
ln this wealthy Chicago suburb aald
Saturday they had no clues to the tt<-
tackus' identity or why the vicUms wtre
1lngled ool and killt'd . And Orange'\."'ounty District Attorney
Cecil Hick! lhir.r.s that LMry bu earned
himself another title.
"The man probably Is rupon1lble for
dtslroying more lives thu J.QY other liv-
ing human being," Hicks uld Saturday
during a news conterence.
.Hicks announced indlclment1 and ar-
resl.3: of leaders ol The Brotherilood or
Eternal Love, 1 group Leary founded ln
Laguna Beach.
Leary is among 29 penons indicted by
the Orange County Grand Jury on
charges of conspiracy and vari005 druJ
offenses.
Leary. if arrested, will have to raise a
bail of $& million.
Asked by repnrters if Leary could aUU
be calling the shots for drug operatlon1
cf the Brotherhood. Hieb replied, "Ht
appears to live comfortably and go where
he pleases witbollt any othe.r means or
support."
Leary, now believed to be in
Switzerland, has reportedly been givtn
until Oct. 31 to leave that country.
"We have a place for him here," qui~
ped Hick!.
~luch or Leary's Orange c.ounty
troubles can be traced from an arust
made in Laguna Beach three and a half
years ago by then police patrolman Neil
Purcell.
Purcell. now a sergeant of deleelives,
spcitted Leary's station wagon pirked
along Laguna's Woodland Drive late at
nighl
Investigating, Purcell seir.ed a pound of
marijuana, l!Oflle LSD and hashish.
Leary, after a court ftght. wu &erl"
tenced to serve from 1 to 10 years in
stale prison. ;
Leary escaped from lhe California
Men 's Colony at San Luis Obispo almost
two years ago and bas been globe-trot-
ting since.
He first appeared In ~ Mlddle East
where he was expelled from Lebanon
before Algeria granted him political
asylum.
There. he formed an alliance with the
B!ack Panthers, who later claimed that
they had Leary and his wife, Ro.!lemary,
in protective custody because LSD had
destroyed their ability to m a k e
judgment.'!.
Then he disappeared again, only lo
surface in Switzerland where he was fin;t
placed under arrest and then released on
baU because no ol'ficial ertredltton re-
queJt had been rectlved from the United
States, according to Swin authorities.
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DRUG RING. • •
From Page I
the fir1t to recognize the narcotics opera·
tion for what it i11, Kelly said .
Hicks said that the arrests were the
result of a pooling of information by all
legal jurisdictions wtthln the county in a
task force operation.
He credited thi11 cooperation for the
successful penetration of the organization
which he characteriud u a cloted
50Ciety.
He said investigators found no J.ink!I
between the brotherhood and ea1tero
organized Mafia.type crime.
Authorities b e I i e v e that the
Brotherhood hat smuggled nearly 1,000
pounds of hashish into the United Stiles
each month.
During the yeRr and a half in--
vestigation of the Brotherhood. agents
have seized more than 1.5 million LSD
tablets , 30 gallons of hashish oil, and two
and a half tons of a hashish.
In addition , agents have hit three LSD
labs and fOUJ' hashiah oil labt.
Authorities believe that the Brother-
hood produced an LSD tablet called "Or·
ange Sunshine" aod amuggled drugs
in-and-out of countries ln a "French Con·
nection" type operation UJlng secret
compartments in automobiles Ind truckl.
Jn January the Bureau of NarcotiCJ
and Dangerou11 Drug! 1etzed 230,000
"Orange Sun§hine" t a b I e t a in New
J.e~y. In March, more tban 60,000 pink·.
orange LSD talbets were conftlca(ed In
Australia.
State Democrats
Kick Off Drive
California Democratl ventured Into
Orange County Republican heartlandl
Saturday to k!cl< oil a dme to re1illor
one million new DemocratJc votm tor
the November election.
The 0.DJOCl'lll g1thered al the
Dlaneyla..S Holt:! In Anllt<lm to map
campaign stretegy to .. pture the
Calllomia tlectorial voltl lor the
bemocralic pn1idenU1I -Iilal•. aald
Charles Maoatt, Democr•Uc S t a t •
Qiainnan.
"Wltmul a doubt. we will del .. t PraJ:
dent Nixon's ol<dlon bid ID C.Ufornla."
Manall uld U the cme million new
Democrats could bt ~
Manatt 1M011noed the Illar\ of the
drive 1t • metUng of lite O.mocnU.
State Exe<utlve Commiltee of Callfornll, • ,,....p tompooed of portJ COUllly
cltaJrmen, I men and woman from HCb
coagmalonal diatdct. and ,.,..._
llilv• of the Califunlla ~al
c1e1 lion, the 1111e•1 two 11.s ..... 1nr1
and Autmbly aod lienatt caueu1t1.
CAN COMMI TT EE FOR PRESIDINT PIND HAPPINESS IN IRVINE?
Unde r The Gun of City Pl anners Nixon B1cktr1 Aren't Packing
Nixon H eadq_uar_.ters
' ~ ," ,..,_
Burning Home Fires
By L. PETER KRIEG
01 ,,._ DtilY '11•1 Sttff
The Orange County "c.ommittee to Re-
Elect The President" appears to be hav·
ing bigger problem.!! this year than get-
ting the President re-eltcted .
It's bigg~t tribulations so far ~em to
he finding heardquarters for his cam-
padgn offices in his home county.
The Committee first wa s harrif'd by
the city of Newport Beach where officials
turned thumbs down on plan111 to put 11
house trailer beside the heavlly·traveled
inteniection of Paci/Jc Coast Highway
and MacArthur Boulevard for use by
local volunteers.
That flap was resolved when the
Newport Harbor Republican Women
decided to move in Md renovate a
nearby building, even though they took
considerable ribbing because it was a
former drive-in cafe called "The -1.oo"
where the trademark was a gorilla-suited
greeter.
With that resolved . The Committee
now finds itself under the gun of the City
of Irvine planning commis.sion ruling that
its main offices up the road near Orange
County Airport are in an industrial-coin-
mercial zone and must be vacated of
politics.
Tbat decision still must be confinned
by Irvine councilmen who meet Tuesday,
however. and Victor C. Andrews. Orange
county cbalnnan of The Committee, isn't
cleaning out his desk.yet .
"We're ataylng put until somebody
walka in with an eviction notice, •t
Andrews declared Friday afternoon,
leaning back in a chair in The eom-
mittee'• expansive headquarters on the
first floor of an Irvine C.ompany Airport
Complex building on M a c A r t h u r
Boulevard.
1 "I've got enouglt to worry about." .11Jid
Andrews. an Emerald Bay rtsident. who
headed the la1t Nixon campaign in
Orange County,
"Th.11t's a z.onmg flap and 1t sounds to
me like it 's the h~s.'!Or's problem ." he ad-
ded .
··w, JUlll don't anticipate moving -
until tht' first week in November."
Gilbert F. Ferguson . vice president for
corporate communications for the Irvine
Company, was r.omewhat less detached.
"We will abide by their (the ~ity'J)
decision. or coorse. l'm certain the
Republican headquarters people will do
likewiu," Ferguson said.
· "We do. however. support the fpropos-
ed zoning variance to allow political
headquarter•)," he said.
''It is an American tradition that every
election year political headquarters are
located wherver the room can be found .
That U1Ually l!n't easy because the use is
only temporary ," fergU&On said.
Inland Heat Sends
Crowds to Coast
Light winds and refugees from inland
areas where temperatures will hover be-
tween 95 and 100 degrees are expected
today along the Orange Coast.
After the morning bum-off of cloud
cover. temperatures at mid-da y along the
coast should reach the upper 705. The
wat.er temperature Saturda y was 89 de-
grees.
LI. Jerry HRrmon of thf Cook County
11henff's J)Olict 'Rid the kitchen area of
the SI00.000 homt, whP.re the four victims
were found, ''l noked like a
~laughterhoust. It looks to me like they
weno. herded into that room and then
1lau1thtered ."
Investigaton; satd tht'y a .'!sum~ the
crime btigan as a robbery, but they were
unable· to determine what was taken .
Fa Lally shot Friday nig ht were Paul M.
COrbetl, 67. a retired insurance e1 -
ecuUve; hill wife. "1arion, S7: her
d.11ughter by a previous m1niage.
Barbara Boand. 22 : and Mn. Corbett's
1ister, Dorothy Dtrry , also of Barrington
•!ills.
The Corbett. home 1s m a wooded area
or the community of estatl!f and e1·
pensive homea where family '(ncome
ranks among the hlghet'il in the Chlcago
area . • -'
The second floor of tilt house was
ransacked, poli~ uid, but the first Ooor
was hardly touched .
The victims. dreMed ln casual clothes.
•"ere found by Anthony Boand, 24, a
brother of Miss Boand.
He said he entered the house throuab
the opened front door at about 9:4.S p.m.
and found his aunt and sister dead and
hls mother and stepfather mortally
wounded.
33 Orang e Coast
Residents Make
'Who's Who' Li st
The U.S. Ambassador to BolJvia, the
inventor of tht: M-16 rine and the
President's financial campaigner are
among the 33 Orange Coast realdents who
are first-timers in the late11t edition of
"Who's Who in America."
Of the 80,095 notables in this two.
volume 37th edition of Who's Who," 17,"3 ;
are new entries.
"Who's Who'' is considered to be a l
biogr.11phical r'ecord of position and
achievement in North America.
Ernest Siracusa, the ambassador to •
Bolivia lives in Huntington Beach ; J
George Sullivan, M-16 inventor, in :
Nt:wport Beach as does Republican :
lawyer Herber\-Kalmbach. !
They and the 30 other Orange CoeA
&sig nees are accompanled in the
newcomer category by a number of
famous pereonallties.
Apollo 15 astronaut Alfred Worden
made it in. So did Mario PUUI, author of
''The Godfather ."
Chief of the Navajo Nation Peter
MacDonald, former U.S. C.Ongreuwoman
Bella Abzug (0.N. Y. I, feminist authors
Germaine-Greer and Betty Friedan and
Pierre Trudeau, Canadian Prime
~Hnister are more first-timers.
The book of sketches represent.a one of
every 1,681 Americall! over 18-year.old
or .0004 percent of the population.
Sports notables in the edition include
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Roman
Gabriel. and competing football coach
Don Shula of the Miami Dolphins, Stan
Mikita , Chicago Blackhawk's hockey stM
11nd Pete Rose, Cincinnati Red's batting
champ.
Joe Frazier. world heavy weight boxinl -
champ. J o a n G a n z; Cooney, mu.
tennind of " s e 11 me Street.'' Jean
!See 33 RESIDENTS, P11e AAJ
Fans Re111emher Marilyn
Pilgrimage Marks 10th Anniversary of Death
__ _,,,, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -A
small band of lam made a
pilgrimage Saturd.11y to the
grave of movie queen Mafi..
lyri MonrOe. who died by her
Jwn hand 10" years ago. end-
ing an era for Hollywood.
The blonde, 36-year<ild 1c--tres8 died of a drui overdOM
Aug. 5. 1962. In the decade
~lnce, no film stir ha.!1
emerged with quite htr
magic.
A spokesman at Westwood
Village Memorial Cemetery
Aid there wert a few mor11:
than the U!Uel number of
visitors to her grave Friday
and Saturday, but the only
~on the vault were-the. rresh red roses her second husband,
Joe DiMaggio, ttUI sends twice a week.
Flimgoors lined up !or an "AUIUSI Bekmgs to M•rllyn"
film ft1Uv11l at ltte Beverly Cl.nm Theater in Beverly Hills a
few milts from lhe quiet cemetery. Jn the early boars S8turd8)'
a m.JI baod of fans who had attended lhe festival made a pB·
grimqe to the burial place. No ctlebritles were among the
lllOUl'Ml'S.
On U.. hol Augwol day of her funeral, only cl-lrt.ndl and .
membtrs of her family wer• admkted to the prtv116 c.remonl•
wbm her drama coach. le• Stralberg, euloalzed her 11 "• •
symbol of the eternal feminine."
"In her own !Uetlme ahe created a m,ytb ol what 1 poor Jirl
Imm a doprlved background could attain.•
Her ...,, -di. UJ>rosoed lbortly btloie ~ death. could
have -ed u ber opitiph'.
"l'lme "111 ao by. and ao Iq, I've bid )'OU. !amt.'' oho ~cL "ll ll '"'by. I've always -. it wu tlclde. So at leut
u'a aomethlnc I -1eoted. hut thal'a oot. whore 1 Uvtd."
Ol'PICI R AT ST.I.A'S GRAVE
~ From Joo D!Ma19lo -• • •
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•
a • DAllY PILOT
McGovern Donor
' May Desert Him
SOUTHERN CAUFORNIA
-Mino--dldn't'lmn fmllb"headad!el~ --OC'TS alttady, Seo. Georp McGovtm now F lJ, ~,,...--.1 laces the lln1llC poqlbWty that his
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DAILY P11.0T litlM "'--. DOTS INDICATE LOCATIONS AND MAGNITUDE OF EARTHQUAKES ALONG NEWPORT~NGLEWOOD FAULT IN 1971
•
llUmber one flnallclaJ oupporter - a
Southern California mWlonalre -may
desert the DemOcratlc praideotial cam-
paign .
Thal headache, eomJng freah oo the
beell of the 1bomaJ Ea&Jdoo affair, con-
cerna computer industry map.ate Mu
Palenky. He'• dlslllualooed wfth the
leadenhip of the Mc:Gov.m campolgn
and may pull out unless mo re
"beavywe.Igbt.s" are brought in, Palevsky
oald at his Loo Angeleo home.
Palevsk:y, 48, was a top flmd.raiser for
McGovern In tbe primary campoign,
penooally cootrlbutinc $350,000 from the lomme be aniwed through the xmx
Corp.
are enouaJ> heavywelgllta to the cun-
palgn." .
Palevsky wun't laylol a "Ucbtweight"
label on Ea&Jdoo, ·-wflhdrawal u McGovern'• nmnlDll mate ,1a11 Monday
cl!mued a week ·of public -te tbal
erupted lollowinc the Mi.oort .... tor'o
diaclolUre of bla put poytblatrlc trut-
meot.
BrrS RESEARCH
The veteran donor and fund-ralaer for
liberal Democrala· cited tba Eagletm
fUnlr to illustnle the lact of tbon>ugll
research on lmPortant de<lslcllll be
claims baa plagued the McGovern cam-
paign .
Murder Threats
I Leveled Against ! Irish Catholics
Newport· Inglewood
50 Earthquakes Strike
Along Fault in 1971
Looting Follows
Manila .Flooding
MANILA (UPI) -Widespread looting
was reported S.alurday in the Dooded
lakeshore towns of nearby Laguna
Province and police in at least one town
were given shoot to kill orders.
One !OUJ'Ce close to the top command
of McGovern'• California pr l m a r y
ora:anlzailon claimed Palevsky'1 dlsaf·
rectkm is the rault or 0 rude handling be
received from the McGovern staff in
Washington."
The source, a county campaign
chairman who refused to be identified,
said Palevsty ii "upset" with Frank
Mankiewicz and Henry K Im e I man •
MankJewio: ii natlooal political director
and Klmelman finance cbairman of the
McGovern campoign.
"It'• tough enough to beat an In-
cumbent President under any conditions
and this aHair just makt1 it wone," be
aaid,
Palevsky says he coolinuu to be.lieve
the eleclioo of Pt1cGovern 11 necessary
"to get the country back on the right
track." But to win his uphill battle
against President Nixon, he contends
McGovern "must face up to eorne bard
staff changes.
• "
BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) -
Six ·of Northern Ireland's leading Roman
Catholic politicians received assassina·
lion threats Saturday as new explosions
rocked the province.
Sourcea close to the security rorces
uid the threats came from the Ulster
Volunteer Foret, an outlawed Prot~tant
aecret society set up in opposition lo the
Catbollc·based Irish Republican Army.
Anny and police believe the force is
responsible for . mariy recent assassina·.'
tions, including that of Flex Hughes. 40, a
catholic. Army frogmen found Hughes's
body in a drain during .the night . It was
tied to a mattress weighed down with
rocks.
The six threatened men are Gerry Fill,
Paddy Devlin, Ivan Cooper, John Hume,
Austin Currie and Teddy O'Hanlon. All
are members of the Social Democratic
and Labor party. It is considering
whether to meet 'the British ad·
ministrator, William Whitelaw, to discuss
ways of ending the sectarian \•iolence
between the province's one million
Protestant3 and 500,000 Catholics.
The death toll has reached 489 in three
7e an.
DAILY PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
Dt'llvtry of the Dally Pilot
Is gua11ntttd
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.. Plf' Dy SllO p.m., c11l 1nll 'fOll• COl'ly wl ll
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'9U. Ctlll 1r1 •htn 1111111 JO 1.m.
Telephonts
Mos! o ..... C-ty .,.. ......... '64111
Nertl'l-1 HlllltlftrlOll •ll<fl Ind Wfttmlnslw ................ ~Int
More than 50 earthquak• wen rtOOfd.
eel last year aloag the !lull that <aUled
the great Lon& Beach eorthquUe ,of 1"3,
University of Southern C a I I f o r n I a
seismologists reported recenlly.
The 1971 tremon on the Newport-
Inglewood Fault registered in the range
of 0.5 to 3 an the Richter scale. Only
about ten or them could be felt by
humans, .according to a report on the
first year of microearthquake monitoring
and research at USC's Geophysical
Laboratory.
onalyze lunanly undetectable vibrations
bdw a magnitude of U oo the IUcbter
Scalo.
Previously, oc\enlilll had fQUDd It dU-
flcult It not Impossible to study the low
range tremon, which in tbtmJelves
eventually might provide cuual in-
formation and predictive capabillUes
about larger earthquakes in the Loi
Angeles area.
The 1971 data were ,relayed from in--
dividual stations compri1ing USC's
Baldwin Hills Seismic Network in t~
B~ldwin Hllls.Inilewood area to the
1~rding eqUipment in the ysc campus
laboratory.
The microearlhquakes, wilh their
epicenters pinpointed to within ~w
hundred yards, definitely were usociated
with the Newport-lnJlewood Fault. They
were unrelated to the killer quake of
February, 1971 centered in the Newhall-
Sylmar area and were unaffected by It,
according to Dr. Ta-laing Teng of
Pasadena. director of USC's Geophysical
Laboratory.
Terming the first year of monitoring
and research "91.1ccessful and pro-
. greMing well," Dr. Teng said the data
are beginning to reveal lime and location
patterns of the"" m.icroearthquakes.
"Some have thought that a major
earthquake can trigger other earth-
quakes along nearby faults. Our records
sbow that this didn't happen even though
the San Fernando Valley earthquake and
ils aftershocks had shaken the entire Los
Ang eles basin for a few months )Bit
spring.
"In fact, there was no earthquake ac-
tivity at all along the Newport-Inglewood
Fault during the first four mootM or the
year," Dr. Teng said in an interview.
Teng explained that his Jeislll(llnetel"I
recorded more than 1,000 eartb.t.temota
during 1971. Most of theee were af·
tershocks of the Feb. 9 S&n Fernando
'quake. Some were centered in various
other parts or California. A rew nuclta.r
explosions, such as In Nevada; and 'thi:'-
Amchltka, Alaska nuclear blast abo ~
recorded.
But the major focus of the USC
Geophysical Laboratory ls the SO.plus
tremors on the Newport·lngle'A-'OOd Fault.
The facility, the first to monitor earth
tremors close to downtown Loa Angeles.
was designed specifically to record and
"We expect this emerging pattern lo
become increasingly clear over the nezt
few years. HopefuUy, we will be able to
define the mim>eartbqualte triggering
process more clearly and to detennioe if
microeartbquakes akln« the Newport-
Inglewood Fault are f'!lated to oil lleld
operation1 in the .aru." 1
To further these ..,c111 the USC
geopbyaicill noted that tlie .-ill
........ -bu ·-ci,.lblidl recent.11.. . 1
'la addltiCll to the Baldwin Hllls Seismic
'Network, USC bas <Stabllsbed the LOl1g
Beich·· Sebnllc Network, .a IOri• of five statloM In and aroWld I.Ong 'Beach to
cover·tbat i.rea .
In operatiCll since early May, the Lal(
lle¢t Sel.mlic Network mends the
system's coverage to include '\rirttaally
Ille entire fault from the Seal Beach ilrN t6 Baldwin Hiils.
The Long Beach Seismic NetW<>"k ls
-being operated by the USC Department
of Geological Sc\ences under a coq~
with the TllUMS Long Beach Co. CO.·
SJ>OlllO<t are the aty of Long Beach aDd
the California State Land DiviJloo.
The lootlnc report> reached Manila
shortly alter Pmld<nt Ferdinand E.
Mlrcol aaid that teoslan wu runnir1g
high in Doocktticken Central Luwn and .
that Communiatl wtre expected to ex·
ploit the slluaUon.
Marcos aaid survivors were so hungry
in flooded areas they were eating snakes
and rats.
The National Control Center said the
toll death had reached 4%7 as of late
Satuniay.
But Palevoky lilted specific criUclams
of the way Mc:Gcwem'• campolgn has
betn run aince be woo the nomination
1a11 month.
He said any further support from him
hinges on whether McGovern will
revamp his campaign organlzaUon to
prevent ••reptated crises due to poor
planning."
"I think the Eagletoo thing bears me
out," Palev1ky said. "Constantly, the
planning hasn't been done with enough
maturity and solidity. I don't Ulink there
Midwest, East • Ill
McGovern has retained l1lOlt of the
same staff which lleered bi.I successful
primary campaign. Still the t o p
JtrategiltJ are Mankiewicz, p re 1 1
secrelaey for Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's
1968 presidential campoign, and 31-year·
old lawyer Gary Hart, wilh w.eallhy inr
porter Klmelman remaining in charge ol.
. fund.raising.
The only major figure added to the
McGovern command since bis nomina·
tion at the July convention · has been
Lawrence O'Brien. who switched from
Democratic national chairman to become
the candidate's campaign chairman.
Freeze
Mercury Plummets to 36 Degrees i1i Con.cord
S. Calltornifl
Tet11perat•ru
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El Rancho has the hottest price in town!
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~ Hoet .•. unooth and crumy ••• cateril\1 quality ln the half.gallon round carton .•. and f1avors that an so invitinc, ao temptin1!
Tbefe.&r1 da)'I that call for.aomtthing 1pecial on the meriu, .•• and wh~t could be more special than letting everyone fix their own ice cream favorite?
P.et Whip Topping •. ~ ...... ; •................ 39c
FroJen-let thaw and 1poon ftom the 10oz. carton!
STUFFED
BELL Peppers ....... 49!
Reedy for.the !>Yen, and the 801. net rni.n .. wt. makes them the rieht 1i11!
Meat .Balls ......... 99~
A blend of around meats, freih and aeuoned, ready for the ove.n!
Stuffed Flank Steak ·ovEllwoT .............. s159
Broil to deoirocl dcin.noa-onoutitin theoven-11ice diagonally I
El Rancho Sliced Ham •...............•. 45c
Thin .u ... oeruu;cooked, tulyham, rorsrutaandwichftl .... pq.
Pricu in t/ftcl MO#I., n.n., W<d.
Autwf 1, 8, 9.NoH,luto drol.n.
Kern's Sliced Strawberries •.•....... .: ....... 2Sc
Froun, and sweet! Serve flom the 10 cn.,packace! •.• and' make a 1trawbeny aundae!
Bananas cH1ou•~A1 ...... 1 O!
Central America'• finetl. ••••• make banana tplits ror your tribe, this week-end!
Bosco .................. 49e
The (~eel chocoJato oyrup, (or all kindooftreat.1 22 O•.
Sara lee Pound Cake .••••••............ 79~
Let thaw , •• then ltl'VI with ice en.am and berriet u a shortcake!
Sunshine Sugar Wafers .................. 39c
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Just Cool It, Edison
T!le Sanden cartoon at the right mabl Southern Callforn~Ediaol\.a slngularly4ppropriate toplc-lOr.-
ment today.
In a pre!S release Issued lut week, the l!dleon Com·
pany breathle"'1y revealed the pUgbt It wu faclng
thusly:
"ROSEMEAD Aug. J -In the midst of a record beat
wave pushing electric demands to new all·tlme blgbs. .. "
Then the booker. Ready?
" ... Southern California Edison Company today
1aid increased costs make it necessary to file with the
California Public Utilities Commission a request for a
10~0 increase in electric rates in order to meet the pub-
lic's increased demands for electricity and environment-
al protection." .
Rates of return and rate structures for utilities
are complex and we'll pass on determining justification
for the Edison request. The PUC, we presume, will give
It lull study. . . We can comment, however, on the attempt to utilu:e
a heat wave to make the request for an increase more
palatable to Edison's customers.
In a few words , it is an insult to the public's intel-
ligence.
A Word to the Registrar
It iJ commendable that candidaw for elective office
ln Orange County are given the opportunity to present
their backgrounds and viewpoints to the voten who will
be decidin~ who goes Into office u part of the •ample
ballot mailing.
But the program could be much more effective with
only a mlnor 1blft In attitude In the office of the County
Registrar of Voten.
In all elections. the county mallJ sample ballots to
all eligible voters. Candidates are given the opportunity
to provide a Mlf.pnpancl "statement of qua!WcaUona"
-lo...bt ~lb the um e ballot:
Candidate• pay the coot of ps:::a=:,o"i'<:::e'lnlertl==<. SO
It la tre<> to the ~ayer and quite helpful to voters.
In one reeent Or&llfe County election -It. hap-
pened lo be the Newport·lllua school board ~ the
printlnl fee wu '80(). OnlJ' tbtee of the IS candidates
felt they could afford such a price for virtually a non·
paying office. and the relucW!ce of the others to In·
vest such 1 1um is understandable.
After the ballots and statements were malled out,
the three candidates who had chosen to pay the $600
were 1urprlsed to receive checks from the county that
reduced the actual cost to $218.18 each.
The $600 lee was the total estimated cost ot pre-
paring the statements. When more than one candidate
Jolned the program, the COit wu reduced proportion·
ately. Had lhree or four more Of the candidates chosen
to have their statement.s )lllnled and malled ou~ the
cost would have been reduced lo a nominal •100 or "'· Yet, not one of the candidates wu told thb. E'ach wu
lei! with the impression that the fee wu a flat '600 and no mention of shared costs or possible refund wu of·
lered by Reg!Jtrar David !lltchcoclt'• oUlce.
Asked why the information wu not volunteered,
Hitchcock rephed rather loftUy that ii i. not the duty.
of his office to ·inform the candidates ol the various op-
tions. llli onl?, explanation wu, "It la all set up In the
election laws. '
We lhlnk diHereoUy. It la likely that many persons
seeking ottlce would urge other candidates -even
their opponent.s -to joln In the program In order lo get
their viewpoints and qualifications before the voters
with the sample ballot. If the Registrar's office does not
teil them, it 11 very likely they would not know the lee
could be reduced.
It may not be a prescribed 11duty" for the RegiS.o
trar's office lo Inform candidates of this, but it certain·
ly la an implied duty. All it tues is a few limple, helpful
words.
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HELLO TiiERE. TiilS IS YOUR FfllENDL Y ELECTRIC OOMPN«
REMINDING \'OU ro HELP FIGHr RISING CRIME ff'( BUllNllG ,
YOUR UGlflll ALLHMIKT. , • AHO AVQll)THE .. ~
HEAT WTlfl A COOL El£CJRIC AIR CQND(JlQHER. .
REMEMBER, ELECTRICITY IS CHEAPER, ct.EAHER
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HELLO TiiERE. THIS IS YQUR FRIENDLY ELECTRIC COMPNIV
REMINDING YOU THAT> WE ARE IN THEMIDSTOF ANonlER
POWER CRISIS, SO'f'LEASE OUT DOWN YOUR AIR
coNomoNER AND "cdNSERVE eLi:CTR'191TY IN
ALL POSSIBu; WI, YS UNTIL •••
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Perenn i al Conflict :~Ugulaps Conduct
Trial b y Ordeal
How New T ax
On Gas oline
l s Expentkd
Politicians Versus Media
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·'I. Herewith IJ another chapter In that
··flassic work of anlhropology, "Strange
Sex RlteS Among the Ugulap Savages."
"'L Unfortunately, !his chapttr deals not
•With sex, but with the weird rustoms or
"\hese prim.Hive people wben it cornea to
•thoosing a leader.
· · M in many backward cultures, the ~ Ugulaps choose their leader throueh Tr ial
•by Ordeal.
· The Ordeal Is held once every four
\'W'S. What distinguishes it from those
• ' of other atone-age
aoc;eties is its inter·
~' minable length. For
it begins before the
'' vernal equlnox and
,71 only culminatea a
;, full ten months later
: ... on the day after the
)! first oew ·moon in
November.
.~ By a process still
f•\ not fully undentood
1-ty anthropologists, two candidates for
'•l'ribal Leader are selected. One ls
• arsually the Old Luder who, though he
'ti.as already proved himself in the last
.!rrlal by Ordeal, mmt undergo the ex·
bamting test all over again. Moreover,
:he is requ ired to say he iJ looking
! forward to it with pleasurt.
: , THE ORDEAL then begins. Each CJln·
didate must run around in circles for 20
houn a day, touching as many other
aalives as he can. Apparently these ~tiool savages believe a candidate
magically acquires power from touching
bis fellows. For the more natives he
touches, the more hil prestige grows.
J He is followed everywhere by dozens of
fanatical devotees, all banging drums,
,clanging cymblb and chanting mean-
ingless alopns such u, "Two Papayas in
'),Every Pot," "Big Deal!" and, lnevitably, i~·Pross and Peaceperity!" Thla: noisy
procession appean designed to ward off
v.vn aplrits. .
While running around In clrcleo tests "lbe candldalo'• leg muoctes, uotlc food
''elting tests bis CO!Utitution. He must
•pause daily to Imbibe lhe straniest -
" coctions the uvages can prepare. And "Woe btUde the candidate who, Iller fcrr:-
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ing down 1 handful of burned toad livers,
doesn't arnlle and declare burned toad
livers the most delicioua diah that ever
pamd his llpo.
EVEN ntE candidate'• eyebrow
mu.scles are subjected ta the pueling re-
quirements of The Ordeal. Several tlmea
each day, !;; must pause tO otare sin-
cerely into 1 circle of sJau supported by
two It.lets. The sincerity of hla ex-
precision while &lass eye staring ii
c11relully judged by all other naUv" and seemingly carrles great weight.
Meanwhile, his lung power ll evaluated
through the ordeal of promlae IDlklng.
Ten times a day, each candidate must
stand on a rock and vie with tbe other ln
making promises -such as ''l prombe a
run moon every night," or "I promile it
will rain chicken llOUp."
One would think tbe Old Leader would
be handica,pped by the noMen.Sical,
unkeepable proml..s be made In the last
ordeal. But obvioualy these primiUve
savages are awed solely by the grandeur
of the promises. None 1n expected to be
kept.
AT LAST, Selection Day dawns. After
ten months of noise and clamor, natives
have come, of COU(le1 to loathe both can-
didates. So the two tre tied to posts in
the village clearing. Each native pleb up
a rock ("One Man, One Rock" is the
rule) and heaves it at the head of the
candidate he loathes most. The survivor
is declared Tribal Leader.
From all this, one sees lmmediately
that the Ugulaps have been led lor untold
generations by tOO... with the stroogest
legs, stomachs, eyebrows, lungs Ind the
thickest 1klilts. It iJ lltUe wonder the
tribe has mnained In. the ltone age.
But help ill on the way. Even now a
team ot Peace Corps vohmleera is
preparing to llO among the Ugu!Jpo.
teach these primitive 1avqe:a modem
political~. and thuo brln1 them the
blesaln(I of democrocy.
By JAMES E. WllETMORE
Senator, J5ll1 Dl1trld
As all of us who drive a car have found
out by this time, recent legislation pro-
vidtd that the 5 percent salu tu paJd on
most other commodltiet purchased in
California Is now abo to he paid en
gasoline.
G&.!Oline wat originally enmpted from
the sales tu: because ot the .'lf:rJ bea1')'
federal and slate tuaUon alrudy levied
on II befo,. II geta tO the ~
_,.ny -l(alnll 11111 tncrtnO. but alnco It lo "now llw·and"'*•
are all P11in1 K, I thought you infihl'tll<t
to linaw IOIDl!thlhl about haw It lo ·to be
apent
'l'llE-1'11A.NSPORTA110N llevelopmMt
Act of lfll mnovtd the aale1 tu ...
(,GUEST REPORT ]
ompllon from guolino and provided tllat
¥• percent of all sales tu revenues be
devoted lo transportaUon needs.11.,W•·
ttons u to bow the -abould be spent we,. developed In c:oopenotlon with
local planning agend .. , the ·County
Supervisors "-laUoo, tbe League
o1 California au.., and opentors o1
pubUc transit .systems.
Bulcally, the ngulattoos 1'[q1lire that
In urban mu the available tr&nsit funds
must be upended on mus transporta-
tion raclllties, while in rural areu the
funds may be spent on a surface
transportation mode deemed necessary
by the transportaUon planniq agency.
THE REGULA110NS also require that
the TransportaUon Fund be admlnislei.d
by regional transportation planntng agen-
cies and be u3ed to foster the continuing
development ol public traMpotjaUon
systemt 1n urbanized areas. In areas
where no regional aeency ulsts, local
councils of aovemment or I o c a I
~tlon 0•1nnlsoions will ad-
mtnlsler Illa f1mcls.
Army Scientists Tes~g
Science Fiction Devices
II 11 -led that the addlttonal tu
will _.1a '171 intWon for local
fOV01111DObll, about $30 ,to '511 million
which IDl)' bl uaed (0< proper{y tu
nlitl -and about $135 million
wlll " lDlo county or dty lranlportation
IUndo. °'""'8-C«o>l1'• lltare la the ms. n tlJcal ,_will be ... 4111,llllO. .
PUB!JCL Y OWNED transportation
l)'Jloms or local transit dislricts may If>"
ply direct to the appropr\alo nglonal
1-\ltloo -I« f\mdo: llDder the now ngulations, -1bllfty for
P"CIPll" ~ II oet Ur1h alOll(
wttll the requlnment that all -
transit -be idenlllled.
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WASHING TON -Experlmenll to -
human bebnlor wttb -11ct1G1r devt<a .,. belnJ conducted ...,,.11y' at
Army'o hlaJ>lenced Harry Diamond
boratortes In Washington. •
To perft!cl the eloc:bulic beba-
anachllteo, Army ocientists are lpe2ldtnJ
•' $111.llllO ilus ,.... and
"' aakfn&: $200,CIOD over
"' 1be nest two yNrl. Ultimate!J, human autnea pip will be
Uled lb tell tbe "" flea.
AltlDtlh I Cialll-
(led IMIDOl'llldum In
.P our hlnda splClllce
• tbe tall IA for riot ..., dYll dlllilrbwa control, the memo
•llGnlta. Ille -1 flW1*I lo "abort· ,,,, .... ..,.. ol llanm bebavJor.tf
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""--. lo 1W rbO --.J ........ ·~ . .,............ .
ihq wm -.. ...-....,. lo tarp! pma111101'' aod to n-t
byllanden. .
Witb this ftumanlt.ulan thou&ht ,_
ed. the memo ,... on to IWM1lrlu the
''Ultra.tOo~ audlbla 1vtnlve ltbnuli,
IDllclue cammtmicatloas techniques and
metl>ado ol apeecb inlemiption" which
make up the Army'o "physlolosJcal·
)ll1choloclcal ltndlos..
Dear
Gloomy
Gus Trtaslaled into plala Enclbb. Iba
tedllllcal memorandum eovtslono IUCh SeelnJ Stn. Prvllllltt'o hair trtnt· ~a:O::LI,i,i of ~ tntenaitf plant ""de me mu.. lhtt i..t4 .
whicb can thraw oU the normal eleclrlc: mm IA the ooly ru..n/rfncbloed
rlty\hml ol the brain. 'l11b lt•da to ...,. pvup that George Mcao..... bas
fusion and can even bro•k down the ~ked. Why doanl he prom.
l><aia'• •blll!1 to <1111tlVI the bodJ. i:.:;rransplant fer evt11 needlltl
• ~ cWlde the 1Mnan hlbaormmtcm.-·-1-......._'--Bald
fap wni<o Clll crlpplt a -·a alllll=
ty It '-loa. Audlblo -ti I ""' _, -- -"" ., loud u lo Clute DMDdurahlt pa1D, cu ::·i.:..~ ~..::... =. '~ IW.
!lave tho ume ,...,.1 oUt!cl.
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The peronnlal canlllct bet ween polill·
clan1 and the communlettiom media Is
healinl up even before the 1tart or the 1m presidential election campaign.
Thole who make po!ltical newt and
those who report It need each other, but the relatlonsblp b only lltluUy congenial.
Jt is more uneasy than ever in the wake
of the Newspaper Guild'• endorsement,
July 13, of the candidacy of Democratic
--1dentlal nominee G<!orge McGovern.
The gul)d'o action. announced by presi·
dent ciw-Ies A. Perllk Jr., caught most
ol'lbi11inloo'a membership off flllard. Only
lWo weeU earlier, however, _delegates
lo the annual gul]d convention Iii Puerto
Bloo ha<l voled la lnllruct the 114<UUVe ~. "elihfr at a apeclal meet!N ar by
pol~" to consider eodlfll!!I a pr.alden-
ua1 candldalo.
. Nevertheless, numerous r~porteri and
edllorl questiooed the groprlety of the
.......... ~ the first In the guild'•
hiltorJ. In a quarter-page ad in The
Wubtngton Poll. l99 members ol the
wotking .press disassociated tbemlelves
from the decision. And Editor &
Publllber columnist Robert U. Brown
called It 11a atupld, political move that
will be used by othen to suppon char1ea
of political bias in news repc:riinJ:."
POLITICIANS and the pre!S hav• been
EDITORIAL
RESEARCH
at odds since· the early ,days of the
Republic. George Wuhlngtoo, ol all peo.
pJe, received abusive treatment from tbe
anti-Federalllt preu. A few mcmtbs" after
tbe lint President publWlod his Farewell
Address. the Philadelphia newspaper
Aurora userted: "If .ever a nation' na
debautbed•by ~ 111111,, tllt"-Alneriun ...
. tioo was debauched by .}Vaabfn&ton.'~ .•
In \boor days, -... .,._Linn
'111Jt.idired orpns of one PQlitical party
..-another. But lricllon...-penllltd even
after these ties were..aevered. ~t
Cl.Veland. dogged by reportera durldr
hlx honeymooo In 11116; d-..ced the
"atlly, mean, and c:owardly lies tbat'f:very
day are found in the cohmul.1 of. certain
newspapers which violate eve11 iDllinct
of American manllne.u, and ta ghoulish
glee desecrate every aacred rtlaUm of
private life."
IN 'l1IIS CENIVRY, D.emacraUc
Presidenll have ollen 'compialdOd <l a
·one-party preoa" run by Republlcan
edllors and publishers. At the umo time,
Franklin D. Roollevell, Harry S Tnunan
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and John F. Kennedy said they fall they
had been · treatid lairtJ' by -ldng
reporten.
Now it II the RepUbllcans wllo ...
. complaining ol media blu'. ·Iii ltfO,
Richard M. Nixon was conv~ thet
reporteril covering the ·campaip faYwed
Kennedy for President. Four ~·later,
Bany M. Goldwater charged otllat llberaI
columnists and commenlaton k ad
deliberately distorted his vlon ... la
lalo 19611, Vice PmldeOt Agiw!w ladndted
the first ol his attacb against the •'iman
, and ~lecled elite" of TV •=t k pro. -d...,.-coinmmta"!Oii;"iiid . ' ' .. Jo ;,. • ..:..~ •• ~ I
TBE ~ <Wu.&J'S , --md .. o I
McGovern can only ·doepon ltepUJiiicAU
suspicloo of the pms. Goldwater ilald
the endorwnenl "does not surprlae me
one bit~· and 1n.serted 1n ,the ·
Congressional Reoord 8n Ulll)'IDJA~•
appraisal of the gul)d from hli book,
"The Con!clence ol a Maloj1l1." •
AltJ,ough the gu1)d II t1'?u&)tt Ol U a
reparters' union, newsmen 1ccoUbt tor
less than 50 . p0noent of Ill J3,000
members. The majority i.re~ tn commercial and otber depa of i
DeWlj)flper .-ad 8'1esmen, tioa
workm. clerb and otben.
But that ii .Jwr i:Omfort to rtiloffin w1>9 will bear the ·brunt ol boatlllty ca ...
ed by a decision many o/ theD! iloplart.
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Old Rebels Never Mellow
II you want a rood "'ill kick In the
panU, just teH me that I've mellowed.
Several people have told me this ln re-
ooit yean, and the
temptation to boot
has been almost ir· ~ rosistable. The char·
aderUatlm hit& me
• on what might . be
called; a nw .MrVe.
lt irritates because
tt 11 accompanied by
the ausplcian that it
mlgbl be lluo.
When J'CQ tell me I1ve mellowed, JOU're telllnt me, "It's so nice to tee u old
' robe! like ,.. jolninfl the ranks, seeing the good aide ol the Estahllsbmen~
bet<imlnl one of US."
Tbe cr•vam•n of that charge Is Jost
about the wont thinJ you can level al an
old rebel. You are accming him of
~ what he bad once dedicated his
Uie to never becoming : A canlonnlng.
voting. lnsuranco-be1Y)', Cadillle<lriving
au. From Gnbrand to aell<>U~ in throe
eaiy decades. 0 gh !
11DS MELLOWED buslnea Is• heard men ollu In Eliiland !ban hero. ID
·.Isn't It the Truth!
By CARL RIBLET Jlt.
'l'he dUlerence bet,,_ a pol!Ucal can·
dldato and I Wier lo that tbe ODe lint
nm for ofllae and theo ..iea ·and the
other volm flnt and theo rum -away
flom ·the-
"H• "'!'I ~!J .. tt, clillnutinp oil
the cl<clbl, but nol lhc 14w.•
•. -El<Qv for • ll<o4 Soldltr
There ltu came forth In our lifU tl1il
· waH I J>appy -that sbouJd ll>IUd cootontment Wiveo _, llllf no lan&er
Deed to get their ln\Sbaltd .. Slpll111'! oo
a credit appliceticlll. 'Mio)' will be able to
•• lb 1l>ck lo the Mura all ... thtlr ....,, own.
•c...su -kU. • &.... a..i. •
C'VfW, ~ °" ~ Vo"-""' it..
· -Al>c Wourhill
'" "Au.vr Wt Go"
~ ~ of the a~ ol lbe Manball Plan.
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CHARL. , ES McC 'B". ' . and ,,ujopian .on:a"srllndloae acal~
A ~ I FEAR the blight may have oettlid "'
. me. There are -whil roJil<I 11\6. as a
• vaguely Estahllsbment fjgUre, de&caltd
England Ibey, are uperto ..i m~ . witb a raJCned puai9ft jO the 1tal!ll 'I°'
clllDcult and lnlractablo !ellowl. 'Tt>U. lo anlo. Thlo lls Plmi'-· tOs• -• of n.-•• v .. ~ .. •• -ulled bomb llavwtr. And I -the c11SS1c cue ~1 .................... even have the atisflCUon or tia_Vlftl beeJi
the socialilt Who became. l!rime Mtoister cornip!e<\ by I beautifUI and dellintaa
of the first labor 1ovemment in BriUsb woman.
history in 1911. In llls,1'0lilh bi -' 1t.h4s 'l.e.n ,u; ·,:_ natufal ol .P,...
fiery tracts againsl Tbe System. -and lcr the 1impltit o1 ....,,,, I
Wben MacDonald beeamo l>.11. ha • llmply tot rallJer ~ ol bln"nl 'IM
mellowed quilt I lot. 'l1le l&"nl of hilt pace of ctia.,., r fiJured 0111, is llonf!J
mellowlnC WU \ha leldlllg _,. )ikalJ to be but•t>M' by "'1 u9f. fn1
boates of · his lime1 _ooe . ladY 1-maclllnatlool. "Wl1Y not io limp a lllUOl
donde!T)'. MacDonald Ioond blmstll ollln •
In hor fad,Ylltlp'o drawina· 1-, IQlch I l11LL CARS far jlla ll>iad ·!'ft
WU filled IO Iba Jllllwalli wtlll haltd • alw"l'I cored far; but Jil .. Clifl8reil! wq,
To(ieo. •. 'lben ,WU a Jilnt wllen lfloo<l
Evmlually, Iba pOliticla _, to ~ ......... CM for llll t!>lnci
havtloundhlawaytnlothe1-lderit I cand fer , if -baby lorct'Tllt
. boudoir. Hera be mtllowod .W ,...i. In evangotlcal !..-bas c:oolod lo llll pomt
1931 he ~ the llnanclal crash lllll of tepidity. Now l am more....., II
followed the 1fiu 111 .. e't"crub !iJ M.li>fnc the th1np l ca.:t~. 1N1 ~' ~
a cabinet ~ cbtellj ~ ~ llll m}'lell. Far the -. tlit "ll!llld; ~
men agalnlt -ba 1iad ~111 I no laet of PfOll!leto. lib llll
bll youth. '!fia Gld bo)' 11111 .Waoc1 fellow I' -bi rD1 JVU!b. 'llmo 1W
mellowed. • .Hire ... -· !JU 1l>a ... Mid, i.
llll ldtl -... wtll aD ba --
mJJ: lllll'lml -~ ftDol --ty belalleo ~ ""1ttl • ta.
atrumenla of -loreip lll!flcy. Several of oar amN>111don"to the Ca!irt
of st. Jameo,.ln recoal , .... , bavo ...
joyed the -'II' ol twO lamad Btltllh
beaUtiea, -ol tbom .atill alln, and ldcking, and lavoq. Lat& ol lllatocrall
~-:Jn_..., liltlo ... 1-i..
In Belp>ll. 1llnblm (all to the -., .._ Tr..ro paolo pt,oaittla( .....
the-. .
V"l' ~. that .,.._,
'l1>ere II -W..-ca. Of a tl.S. -. .....,~ .. ,..... ...... -. .i.tos the Tr~• a 8 al.
mtniolratioa. He -I dlill ..... I -Mldwatero OOftllll*lll*I. ....... la
violoa and porri-ID w. Ho "WU
dJaoovered lly I Brillllt -.cy, wllo juol
bappcoed lo .. Ill W #I p II llll
Ume. Jn. -el. ....... -· wbo bid •"""1 '-9 flla(l'arii -....... ~ la ' ,,_ ... ••• the
lucfin& lnlaullaoaUlt ol 1111; time. -
DAILY PILOT
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ile Fonda Danced
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11;-ft,.~ana:;.tJm&.;;;C:;~;:;;...,~~;.;.;;lclJ;;;,.;;;;"'cv-:--:~~=====~~cantully arrllll'd and ord;inltd 1>1 llOs lllelQll -Y IO lo Jaoe BARRY lhe Communllll for mulmmn ... P'
Foiide. lhe Ill' ........... ·Bollywood ... qlllda effect.
II.a """ .-i, ~ from lllnol GO~ nwr .l 'TER Nici I don't aupp>se Mlsl FCllda ot> wttlt "rd !bit. 1 Ao!'P ol American ~ "A jecttd lo the publicity nlue oontalned In J'O!!'• bad llloolillor ll llli thtlr poreDll Dhnl lbowfnl her In Viet Coa(-typo Pl'
111111 -to vote • i,.c:ov.m In tbe -Jama penta and black T·thlrU tourtnc p•~"""lol electloo~lfowmber. =--.....::the~~~ the rtce poddy fields llld wadlng•tlvou«ib .a beCla wltll, the!'t II 1 ..., oerlom aam •ftn 11 Ibero ...,. dllllcQltlel Iii ..,_ bomb rulno with a htlmet 1tr1pped •:•I~ ~!DIDd ~ =~W~ falolricthe-of POW1alterallU.S. ~~ort to a-the enemy i:: -w ..,. ..,,.. lonles bad -.-..... Ind ~ lhe gowmment of the •'•' • enr. !Mt "'8t..er o.i CID be ..,. lbat Miii F-told Uallell. SU.too, Miss Fonda quldly tool:
·• Miio ,_ told lll1Y ,_ ol the -'-" prllanerl ol lldes Iii tho newtSt Omup o1 cbatg .. Iii·
POW• * happened President Nl:iao'• .-.....taJ ellorta '° volvtaa AmericaH>ombing raids onr lhe
t eot ......... her ad lbe war "' 111 -l'lble bUl5 and -ui. TrHelinc through NonJJ Vldnam, ~:, ph;i-;.,~ '1!1af1be!r ..i.ue 15 a cmlnll pollit In bl5 Mlss Foodl told the AP, led her lo bdlne
actlvl!la In lhe peace •!fer at·lbe Partl ~ ''profoundJY tllat diUs are being bombed
..,..,y capital ,bpr• Mlis Foodl phi that .. Yell pr\lonen m purpose" by Ameri<>n aJrmeo.
little r""'P'blanCe lo ·ab< met ll)'l!ed lhelr rel a Uva and friends Tbe U.S. &Ovtmmeat bas denied the
the th. to vole !or Mc<lovtnl becaule ''they leer accuatlm of a tactic which Communists ~-ber ,Ollay In :rib Vietnam, If NIIm lliys In office Ibey WU1 be claim -Id endanger the liv .. ol maJ11 ~ F-, tnade d•llY bn>od<IO!ls over prbooen .lorever." North Vletoarnese civilians. · J ~mmtiolill HaMi Radio allned at u!~ ~F~~...::. ~ SHE FAILED to hleotily aoy ol the
con aervloemeo. According to the l,llOO American row~ She did ber beOll, prllooera whom abe claimed uked her to ~ • ted Pl'\* account of an interview · lb plu1 Sen. McGovern's presidential can-,.,,., her a.. lL.-however, to create the impression at wRD' m Paris, '°" 8 Ctr .. I ba-• b dldacy with !heir fti•••· and ··'·Uvet. -• ••-the b d •· •··t the leellngJ of the seven were • ·-y ~w ~ -ma~1 roa cu~ ~ all POWs. When ,.porters asked ber U lhe would
directly to •·question about offer to campaign for McGovern, Miu tl)ii "!"l_.t .by Rep. F 1 e t ch e r 'l1lJI AP STOllY didn't explain how Fonda replied, "I plan to campatp for
Ttiom-ol Georgia that a dwle ol Miss Fonda happened to mee1 this peace.• ~ be brc>uabt "blnll lier. parllcalar l"l"P o1 prlsanerl. Tbe111 CID U Sen. McGovem and bis advben are &.z WONDERS whether Mill Fonda be no dOubt. however, that every move wise they will refuse Miss Fooda'i heJp
explained to lhe P!JW• tbe fact that Sen. ab< made In tbe enemy c1plW wu and aeriously question her political ad-
J?olice Our Only
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• '" ·~ ·..-·. . ·~ .. SACRAMENTO -Last year 11
Califomli police olllceTi we,. trued pro-
~ you and your property. Nici more
Did. 100 la"tr eoforcf:meni officen have
..:.:. murderod· wblle oa duty In this mle ~.?-Iii' wodut 12 yeen.
' It'• a -wonder there are atlll men ""* us who are WU1ing to laco this Wol risk every day. Yet, Ibey ,,. Iha
flllljlliot of defeme (llralned u ~ ii)
behieeo a ciVil!Zed IOcietj and the.law. ol
Iha ,...i.. Do they have a rigbl to expect
• tllal -1"111'derera....wd'•recel\>e the
'Jf+Clndrm penalty? · •
'Tiie U1111Dbly'1 Criminal Jusllce eom-ihlttee ..,.,, uNo." · lf9re spedllCally, the D em o c r a I
iMlilben o( the commlltee .. y, "!IO·"
• Tiit\' !'AVE agalo mu..ed to pus a _... Jbai -.Id malo .It miodatory
llllli ~ murder to kill an. OIMluty foll6eman Tbe hill, SB I, authored by
..... B. i.: lltcbardloa, bad -.... ta •lfnml However, ICMJr -In the 'tfi'!r"NY'• crtm!nal J..U.. Oommltlee ~ needed to let II to a floor -Jn
lhelilower house. •
VO!fnc In .lavor ol pa•• ,.... the
.thne Repuhllcan membon ol the _,. il!Jl!.iee : Auemblymm Clrloo Moorbead,
gidldal<; Robert Bevert,, Redoodo
'.llQda· Ind Frank llllrP!IY, Sonta'Crm. yplllij, "NO" were Alaimbl;rnlliD Alan
~ (D-BHerlJ Hllls) ·*'4" llemy ...
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WlllDID . (D-Lol Angeles). Not voting
were · AnemNymen Jotm Miller and
Robert Cro.wn. both De.mocrall from
Oakland.,
Sen. --wasn't really lurpriled
by the vole ol tbe ·committee, wblch
be calls the "Justice to Criminals eom,.
mittee." After watcblng several of hll pro.Jaw ·-.measurea bit this
committee-cra..eyard Jut year, be made
It a point to ull Awmbly SpeaUr Bob
MoretU (l)..Van Nuys) to plee.w llligD
SB ·I to -oammlttee. •
. ~fsr~eli Lanre~,~ks Co-iirt
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:'o Try Jesus' :~se Agai~
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"tbe ...._." tbe-. ..........
~ coqollod to -ledp
mdl rltlblL nu.. --a-lbw . ......,,,... ljndi .... bued Cll _ ....,_ jmtloeoltbe-
;oool~ rejlel wldt dladalli
ElC&PllONI TO 'l'lllS .,._...,.
,.m the 1tdl ... Ille -rful """ llap-
1•mecl'to tmil Ill -lar -male!..,.
iloa. -CW.. ID Illa 1'IUlb do!ended ---··-......,. --.a,.
Bui the -· Ille MIZP._, ... ......... _ ...... __ _ . _ _.,. _., _ --
Ii ........... --i...., -.. _ . .,........ .
l'liitllll Plato -.. --· ... .....-.... ,,_, .. -t 1 ulal ~-119 a,.,. .. ..,.....,_
lllpandJ!i I a-Job 1 •Ill
dloqbt ,.... .. ... iwloiiwt " Ille
EID-. -W 1-e 111 _.
pi-oodled .... tlle &IQllL of. tllO
,.,..,,... fllo prliltl ... I
,....... .. .,1111t --. and~ '1111 lrlal -1 ....... .,....., ... _ ... .....
.... -..... 0...-Pl1iilo ... .. llblbe_loodln, __ ..... to
<"GAvlct, ""' ... --..... to placate Ihm\. Be did.
Lalor In llotne, a rlcb and bCllored
dtllm, it ls ptouslhlo tba4 u 111geoltd bJ AJ111o1a Fronce, Pilate <0uld not
loelll -llllllOd J-whom be bad
oo<e jadpd and .., ....... to 4coth. II
'l<lll Doi iD bnportaol cut.
vice from Hanoi. More and more
memben ol Coogr<sa have Ollopped look·
ing on MW Fonda as just the ml!gulded
doughier ol a Doe and popular American
actor.
As Rep. William M. Colmer ol
Missi!.sippi put it recently, her activities
are serious and could result "in the p~
longation of the war."
Still Ways
To Determine
Who's Which
Can you still tell the se1es apart? At
lint glance?
_JI yJ>U_can, you're • marvel. More and
more people are finding it more and
more d.ilficult in more and more cases.
About half the peoP,le over 30 today
can't tell easily the sex of about a third
ol the people they
meet who are ander
30. In many cues
Ibey are atlll myatl·
lied alier they lol-
low a doubtful
glance with t1io long
stans. or course, the sex
of a person really
doesn't hive much
meaning or Importance anyinore. Ever
aince people found out that JU could
never take the place or happiness or
mooey, it has been going downhill.
II baa become jwt anolher kind ol
calilth .. lcl which ..... bo... like to
( HAL BOYLE )
, Int about -just u they are proud of
being able lo bend over and touch lhe
floor wllll 1belr llngen 25 times .without
.......,, their: knees.
-EYER, some ol.S:lubloned people,
perlJapo merely out ol ldle c:urioolty, •Ill! we to be able to tall the -ol aomeone
dliy -i !or the om llme. How can It
be dooie!
Well, here are a lew belplul hlnta:
U It works as an attendant in a men's
....,, It Js a him. U It works u ao at·
• 1eo4&Dt In a powder room, It Is a lier.
Does it •inc aloud In the bathroom?
Probably it's a guy. Does It ham while
llttlng ~t a dressing table and studying
ill face! ll'I I &al
If, wllen asbd at a alCktall party
wbether JI waob another drink, It
replies, "Yeah, -belt -·t hurt me," put it down U a fellow. ll It smiJes dlmlY md aays 11 it holds out Ill glass,
''Well, 'jast a teeo1q • .....,tsy bit this
time," put it down .. -1hlnlJ'
dime with bollow ~
YOU SAY It . warma Its bands bJ
putting them In HI pocktts! It baa to be
a ho)'. y.., say It warma HI bands by
tbruatlnC them -its """' and . Jiundlla( Ila -1dml It baa to be •
girt.
Dooo 11 hale to wrile a chock !or \ID'
cltr flll. Tbat'i a man. Does tt lib to
write-!or --..._and a 71 --of band 1ollaa: 11111'1 a -Dooo•-alleclsfllar-md ...... ,: ... Mm& jf JGU ~ .., n m Mc .,,...... abclll die ....... ,
llwi6a •u I st? BeJGDd dDaht It's _ .. _.. -u .. Im-
] 12'1'8 ........... wmtl • ...... ...,.._,.. __ the
_ .. ..,_ -·--llQmd -.... -.....i.... . ··--tllt-lnlla-..... poclrll -,.. lit lt lo ... ,. ........ .__ .. Oii Ibo-
-. • ,. ... 1o ..... ..... .... ,. .................... ......
.. -"""'""...., ......,. I ... Cllblc 11111 tsz ..... JI a.'t bl .,...... w r-++e A-_...,,,.cm 111111 !Im•
oerta1n1J -qilldtl1 bJ slmP1 walltnc up to a 1tnnp pmm and ulilnf lim-
ply, "Hey, what.., are ,.._11 ..YT" U
be gets punched In the jaw, lt'I a t11an: If
he Sots alapptd lo the lace, lt'a a -
In attllog qvestiool of ...... lo moat
matters, qu1tt dlplomaq ii uauan1 the
best tactic.
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Bomber Left View
Isn't Violence Justifiable?
Tolstol was once uktd lf there wu a
dJ!fereoce between r e a c t I o n a r y
repression and revolut.ionary repression.
He said yes, "the difference between cat
doog and doc dung."
We riot our abare of cat dung In the
reactlona}y ~pression ol. Senator Joe
McCarthy In t h e
l11$11o. Ill the IOs we
&OE fhe doc dung ol
the revolutionary re.
preaaion ol the left
-Students for i
Democratic Society,
Progressive Labor
Porty and lhe
Weathennen.
The left-wing ~
tellectual abbon cat dung, but is quite
relaxed about dog dung. "The sign of the
~ary lnleliectual," writes Arnold
hman In "Nine LleJ About Amer·
I " (Llbrary Press, 1'12: $7.95), "b to
see exculpatory complexities in a flower
chtld's gellgnlle." His book Is an espose,
from tM point or view of i lift-long
champion of liberal ........ of the 1)'5-
tamatlc mlsconceptiom, haU-lrtlths ud
-lgbt llel about Americ:1 .promoted
by the ndlca1 lelt. •
tllE FRIJSTllA'nON ucribed to the
1,~bt.r Left ~votes deep tVPlPJlthY
,among avant.garde aocial critj;cs. ,The
II#\ '11'3 be suilty of violence bu~ U ls,
they .1ay, a pardonable guilt, since it is
merely a legal and not a monl tuilt.
Why? Because America is a violent coun-
try anyway. Violence Ls the left's answer
to America'• refuaal to change. Besides,
no one gets hurt except by accident.
By accident -like the scientist killed
In tbt Univenity of W i-s c on s i n
matheri!atlcl building esplooion. A custo-
dian kllled at the University of Calilotnia
lacdlty club at Santa Barbari'. A
...,.11ry blinded by a bomb at Pomma
Collece, Claremont. Vlctlma ol lelt-wing
violence draw not even a aigb from
literary Intellectuals or t he "un-
derground" press.
No such tolerance Is shown by lelt-w!ng
lntellectuall, however, for violence or the
(s. I. HAYAKAWA)
threat of violence from the rtaht. If
foUowera of George Wallace or Rev. Carl
Mcintyre were lo publlah handbooks on
guerrilla warfare (Is 1evera1 pa.perback
publlshen1 have dont) -or detailed · in:-
stfuctlons on how to make Molotov
cocktails (u did "The New York Review
of Boob"), the left would immediately,
see an Impending lasclJt putsch. Left·
wing violence, however, ii taten to be
progressive - a step towards lbe New
Society.
n... In the Newspeak of the left,
bomber left violence ii "non-violent,"
while rt1ht-wing violence -like that of
the hardhats who gave some students at
Pace College in New York a bad time -is "[uciil-brutalily... .
BElaDUN QllOTBS P r o f e 1 11 o r
Robert Leµcbman of the State Universi-
ty of New York at Stony Brook -a man
who seems to be quite a ccnnoisseur of
dog dung 'u reYealed In his kind wonl!
about sos. '
· "SOS bal plaYil! the role of 11' lmner wbO' Cly~ his ,biilky mule over the
iieaa •..• Althouih I hre al Httle !or the
. 11lega1 occupation o( buildings as I do for
the flu)lb)ng of mµI O.. I mus! alao note
the obvtoua: Both technlqu., do gen-
uinely attract the attention or their
targets -mules and university ad-
minlstra on," be sald.
So, accOrdlng to Lekachman, violence
at universlttea 15 JUl\lfUible -Indeed,
progressive -because it attract. the
attention of otherwise inattentive ad-
ministrators and promotes educational
refonn!
I do not know what educational prog-
ress was j>roduced by violence al Stony
Brook, but I can 33Y foe certain that
.nothln( wu 1cromplilbed'by violence at
San Fl'anclsco Stale. What .tolence pro-
duced lnstaad wu tbe corruption ol the
grading system, the dllutlon ol acadanlc
atandarda IS spinelesl profeuorl tried to
make themselves popular with dluident
students, lhe prollferatloo ol. "releTant''
(lo other • words, lntellectU1lly empty)
courses, and ultimately the shutdown of
classes by goon aquads al milltant1
delermined to put 8 IOOp to lnltnK:tional
processe5.
MORE RECENTLY some studeoto at
Harvard held a public meeting In suppcri
of the war in Vietnam. The meeting wu
broken up by antl-w~r 1tudenta. When a
move was made to plUlilh ll!e anti-nr
atudenlJ for Interfering with freedom of
speech, It was argued that ·punilbment
woold violate the anti-war lludent1•
freedom of speech -despite the Jact
I do not know what educatlonal prog•
yean complete freedom to demoMrate,
march. hold rallleJ ind disrupt tbe
nonnal academic actJvUlet or other&. •
This po!ition was eiplalned by
Professor Warner Bertholf of U..
Harvard Engllsb department, apparwtl)'
another dog-dung connoisltur: ''I.A•
those on the plaUonn, those in , tbr 1u-
dience came to uy lllmethio&. Tbey1 lljd
It ... The right to shout do ... lpelMp
is embraced by the wne principle ol
freedom of speech and expression u pro-
tects the apeaken In lhelr ellorta to
make themselves heard."
So much for ihe acholarly achaop ol
ideas at Harvard! ·
.At ·Stanford, where radical atudentl
prevented Henry Cabot IA>dge from
speaking, one of them e~ that
they believe In freedom of oP-11, but
that freedom of speech does not udidt
Lodge's freedom of lie. •
One of, the mysteries or Ille 11 why .UCb
fundamental principles u freedom of
speech and the right of all views lo· loo
heard are so much better understood ~t
North Ovmboe SUlte Teacben ColltC>
than they are at auch w.r~
univenitles as Harvard, St an f e_i"4,
U>Iumbla and Berkeley. ~
By S. !. BAYAKA,lPA:
President, Calilomta lllole
Ualvmlty, San ~
Concerted Attack on Press
II all happened on lbe same day; I
didn't make up a word of if.
I atlended a SUnday bruoch, at which
time a man came -up, to me and
cutlgaltd !he preaa !or publishing !he
ulary and t>oouses of corporation U·
ecullVeJ. He said It
waJ nobody'• busi4
.... how much Ibey
made, and the press
WU just lollamlnC
popular -aa•inlt-ltillw1•wa.
~~NEY J.HARRI~
liberal and too conservaUve, too mllltant
•nd too pacifistic, too coocerned with
"e1poain11• and too cooctrned With
••covering up."
What bu bappenad, I .think, ii tho! '""
anxlltleo md egrtlliom beve become
bottled up, and we have r» place to tum
-escept toward tbe -that repartl the problema:, C«ttrtdlctlons,
...
' WICtllainti .. and !nslabllltles ol modem
lite .
We seem to !eel llOll!ebow that 11 lllooo
eventa were not ttported, they ml&bt5
away; and the more paranoid llllCll(
feel that lheM eveoto are largely crea
by the pr.,., which oughl to tall .. orily
what we like to hear. ~
Newspapen are Doi u SoOd u lho1
ought to be ; nothing ls. 11>ey ... ;oild
lhould be lmjRVed. But much ol tha
criticism ii llt.e lhet ol the .. ,.,. wllo
bl1mee the thermom<ler !Cl' llvial 111111]1
rev er. A le w minutes
latar, a labor leader
accmt"' me with '
the' .... ~.y cbarp
-that die -,la always polotlng out
how labor -Rep jocking up their pay ICllel, !llYtnc lbe llnpr<ssioiJ that
labor lo e.t«tlng lhe· ecooomy, when
actually lhe a...,.. -ker can hardly
...Utt,
"'1la THIS botteini. I got loto my
Otl and ..... to -· l!l. wbere I -· ••••oled lo ·P ' lecture that
I.:ady 'Cougar· Patiently .·
Afuits Return of Mal.e
--Al .......... lollowtnc 1111 111111 a -but-me ..... com-~ bltlerty 11111 tbe !l'eia ta tinlalr to tbe bowb (he called them "pitrlots")
..... tblok ....... to bomb Hanoi and
-Mcdale Adpoal if MC"U'J' to win tbe-ln~ Not two ........ later, .. ~ me,
--pt ... la ol "'""" and ulrld me 11llld-1111(10t<lo*d>ll
ID -llld dllO-a "Mlo1iPr7 !or w.td_.lbo~bel!nota =:.=a •. ~~ tllat
lie lllcbod, ..,,_t'I the way it lo. 'l1>e
..-lo ., """1 're11ort111g the -that ... _ .......... ,ptmllcbtfaplay
la tlD _., 11'1 -to lntereot people
la a ...... for )llOce wbeo the ...... Is
11 much conctmtd wltb vio1mce.'' '
Out In the woods, the male .......
pUa)' IQOta alonr a rqular circuit,
retuml111 ovt!l-his own tncb Miy ao
ofteo.-AWll'e ol this , the· mnale eougar
In llW'Ch of muculloe compOnionship
""""' llVlllld uat11 ""' -• Ill of male tracks. TOO,. -··-down beside the
~a to ...i~-.
Ing -.. let« ane hlndlome eat
will 33111ler bJ. ~
member thta JOlll1I
lady. You k no w
what oh! Enwion lold: ''AdOpl the pace
ol. natllre: Htr occret Is l"'timce."
' ' MONo<:L!MIA ls a Gr .. t town
'l1llS CONCEllTED altaclt -the ' -each January I all the """ put
--lrom all dlrectlom at 111ce -m -and all the '""""' put on a-.redacel· ltaell to ao ai.ardll1,. trouo<n. 'I1lt meo do lha'bouaewotk, the
boalua au 0... """ ... , lie fillt .at -,.,,.. .....i la Ibo ..a,.
the same time. '!lie I'"" can't be too b,...., OcculDnallJ ov• tbe ,...,..
L M. BOYD
". tloal, a few ol the -. .-"'
the uperience, have beeo lorced le lino
town,Decause tbey'Ve milled lo" bodt
to llousework. Llkewila, amral of. Illa
men wbo'Ve declined lo taka el! 'Ille
dr11111 Mootly, though, thll 1-M-
hour m:banc• Is Ahl to pie.-1111 clrir
and enlighten thtlr (mt1-lllomlt
cona!deralily.
WHERE Ill be now, olil llrls-0..
Franklyn Milli? When Loi AllgOlel~ antlted hint a few J01r1 lie
-bed bJmaelf U a.....,... II ..
had gone to the altar Will! II oclw~,
be admitted. when Iha olllcen "'
will! l!tm on his bonoyiaom ~
tWtllly.fiflll. GOii. Miiia 61 !Ill I
....... -. 1111 ......... ,., ilit flnalo. t think. • :
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33 Coast Residents Make 'Who's Who'
(Oolllolaed ,._ AJ)
Nldelch, launder of Wel&ht
W1tchers IJld Muriel Siebert,
fint ...,... member of the
New Yort Sloot Excflan&• m
1 few of the other n1Uonal
newsmakers in the volumee.
Locally, by city, the first
time entries are:
From Coat.I Mesa:
-Phillip Bono of 1 9 5 1
Sanderling arcie, senior ataff
engineer and branch manager
ot advanced studies a t
J\tcDonnell Douglns
Astronailtlcs H u n t i n g t o n
Beach planl. He invented the
recoverable 1ingle-s1age
1pacteraft booster.
-Gerald Taylor White : of
310 Roblnhood Lane. has ~n
chairman of the UCJ history
department aince 1969. Dr.
Whlte aulhored "Sclenti!ts in
f.onfilct'' in 11168.
From Dnaa Point
-Hugh John Scallion : of
3294l Staysall Drive. He i~
vice president and general
counsel for Fleetwood
Enterprises Inc .. a lliversi de
manufacturing firm.
From "El Toro:
-Roderick Bush Peck of
24911 Rollingwood !toad, 1s
dean of the educalion depart-
ment at Cal State Long Beach.
He's held that post since 1957.
-Henry llise of 5102 S. Lst
St. as a Brigadler Gent.raJ Is
commander of the Marine
Corps Ah' Bases West since
1969. A marine sinct 1&42, his
awards include the Legion of
Merit and the Air P,fedal.
From Fountain Valley:
-Donovon Wiley of 9424
Gull Circle has been vice
president of the Santa Ana
Branch of the First Western
Bank and Trwt Company
since 1969. He I.! on the board
cf directors of the Orange
County Heart Aeoclatton.
From· HIUltlngtoa Beach:
-Donald B<rllner ol 17042
Baruna Lane. 11 chalrman <1f
the board of Unity Capital
CorporaUon of America In
Beverly Hills. He was its
president from 1962-69.
-Blau Odell Bonazza of
21861 Dlrlgo Circle has betn
chairman of the Cal State
Long Beach English depart-
ment .since 1986. She authored
''Sbakespeare'.s Earl
Comedies" in 1965 and
•11.1s
"Studies in Drama" in IMS.
-Vem Curtis of 4201 Bran-
ford Drive ls the ctUef finan-
cial officer for D e n n y ' s
Restaurants Inc. in La
Mirada .
-Ernest Siracusa of ass
Main St. has bttn the U.S.
ambassador to Bollvta for
three years, belore which he
served in diplomatic office1 in
Guatemala, Panama, Argen-
tina, Rome, the United Na·
tlon.s, Peru and Mexico City.
lfe is 53.
From Irvine:
-Richard Edward Whalen
of 19141 Beckwith Terrace. Ile
is chairman of the UCI
psych<lblology department and
has edited four boob, in·
eluding "Neurological C.Ontrol
or Behavior," in 1970.
From Lagu na llllls :
-John Kirk Slnglaub or 493·
B Calle Cadiz is a brigadier
general who head s Project
MASSI'ER at Ft. J1ood in Tex-
as. He was a French
resistance leader in 1944, a
Chinese guerilla leader in 194~
and holds the Purple Heart
and Bronze Star.
From Newport Beacb:
-Hazard Adams o( 1121 Ox-
ford Lane ha.! been dean of the
UCI school of humanities for
two years. He wrote "Critic.al
Theory Since Plato" in 1989
and "Truth About Dragons" in.
1971 ..
-Howard Babb of 2507 Via
Marina is dlairman of the UCI
English department and has
been at the school since 1965.
He .... ·rote "The Novels of
William Golding" ln 1970.
Hiii IAKll.
Fullerton 1lnce J967. He
authored 1'Shlpa That Sall No
More'' in 196'.
-Julian Feldman of 28%4
Carob st. 11 chairman of the
UC! deplrtment o f in-
formation and computer scien-
ce.
-Melvin Feldman of 1114
Toyoo Lane ii aeneral counsel
and secretary to tht Glas.s
Containers Corporation i n
Fullerton.
-Alan Juliu.s Grant of 18132
Galaxy Dri ve. He is executive
\'lee pre.sident o( Aerojet
General Corporation in El
P,1ontt.
-\Villiam Baker of% Harbor
Island is a partner in Baker & ,_ ....... ,.•..,."'-;;;.;M<:;;,· --... I
Caldwell attorneys and was " VOTI AUG. I '
president of Macco Corpora· JAMES
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-Giles Brown of 4 13 ENSIGN C.talina 0r;ve has b" n
chairman or the h I s t o r y ,,.__se_H_o_oi. __ IO_Al_D _ _.,:I' i
department and dean o f •
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OCALA, Fla. {AP I -Once.
"the Ocala N1lional Forest was .~ wilderoeu Eden Qf pine
trees that had stood tall when
the nation was born , of
)lickory. sweetgum, magoo ha
:and orchids. of giant live oak5
;with outstretched arms derkrd
;in Spanish n1oss.
It w11s berore the timber In-Looking down the stream. a
duii.try was allowed lo "clear· dismal sight shatters the mood
cul·• thousands of acre!! or of the prlmevJI forest. It is
tr~s al a time. gashing great. the gaunt skeletons of
ugly scars acr06<& lht tac~ ol magnificentent h a rd w o t ·
the tortured wilderness. trees. dead and dying In the
It was before de11elopers · ded te r th Rod
began subdh•idtng 6 5. 0 0 0 :.~~ese~!lr.rs :hie~ h~\
pri1'11tely--0wned acres utside been left nooded pendi ng set.-
the forest OOundary. including tlement of court 1uI t1
alrnost all d e s i r a b 1 e challenginR President Nixon's
waterfront on the largest of ii!! order slopping construction of
20.000 1u:rcs of lakes and lht Cross • Florida B 1r11: e
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Rawlings found inspiration for
~The Yrarltng ." the Pulitzer
Prize-w1nn1ni:: s1nry of a boy
<1nd his pet fawn. Thf So1t1h ·s
largesl deer herd rnan1ed the
forer-t. B('ars hshcd 1n teen11ni:
waters. \Vild turk r).!i gal(J re
roasted in the trt'es
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On misty n1orr11ngs. U1e
,Rr11cefuJ wh1te·1 ailcd deer
11athl're to dri11~ lro111 thl'
banks of pure, spring.fed
s1rerin1s tha! sparklt-<i l1 kt·
dian1onds l'lnd. 3!l the l'\'C'n1ng
shadow.~ drawled I hr o u g h
~haded glens. rnirrort'<l the red
fire of the setting sun.
But that w11s lx'fure. hy U S.
izovernment po!iry, luinbcr
and pulpwood interests, l11nd
de v e Io per s. U.S. Navy
bombers and wildlife poachers
began sy s l e m a t i c ex·
for pr111·11tr bombinJZ 11n<l .i;lraf.
f1ng that ~haltered lhe forest
st1!loess, started fires ragini:
through valuable hardwood
tunbtr, throwing wildlife into
pan1{·.
Tr·day. extept ror a rrw
SJ>ol ~ -some mainta1ntd tn
111 g1n lo\'el1ness b.v con-
srrvationist owner~ -lhe
()<:ala 1.~ more of a huf.!e, shod-
d.1·. tras'h·laden l11nd develop-
rnent rh1111 a true wildPrness.
Evrrywhere, signs proclaim
I hilt ··The Hearl of the Ocala"
is for sale.
And now. ~<lys Lyman
Hogers, president of the Coali-
tion To Protect the Oc;i la
Forest, the oil industry wants
to blanket it with oil rigs and
petrochemical e<implexes.
"The Oca la has undergone
more stress than anv other
forest in ·America ,;, said
Rogers. "If we put on a fight
to the finish now. there is
somet hing of value to s1vt .
The Foresf Service h a g
developed a 10.-year plan to
improve the Ocala. but the ex-
ploiters and the I a n d
developers art mov1ng much
faster than that.
"Tile oil companies would .
have us believe that the need
to drill on pubHc lands comet
from a great oil shortage.
Actually. they want to drill
there because it's cheap. It
costs a lot less to deal with the
BLl\.i than with hu ndreds of in-
dividu11! landowners."
"Jt has been proven, as In
Southern C;ilifornia, that oil
;u1d tourist indus tries d<> not
n1ix." Hugtrs said . "If the oil
interests can subdue the
J•'lorida environnit·ntalistg and
gain pcr1nissio11 to exploit the
Ol·ala forest, all other areas
"'ill be easily obtainable. And
"'t: v.•i!l ha11e sold out a Florida
tourist industry ll'hic:h I.as
been a pheno1ne1111I 1noney
tree."
The Oc11la Plan will require
hunteri1 Lo can1p at certain
sllcs so they can be supervis-
ed. It also calls for reducing
the bag lintit to one deer per
license, enforcing slate law
prohibiting shooting f r o m
roads. increasing the number
or gan1e wardens. rcqui rinJO:
national forest permits V.'ith
., all funds going \o\vard law en-
WHO IS THE ENEMY? !orcement, adjusting d eer
Navy Jet Bombtrl Did Thil hunting seasons according to
herd and habitation CQndit ions,
ploilalion that was to abuse and improv ing and protecting
the Ocala pe rhaps more than beauty area!> to make them
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This week's highlight:
fashion frosting
at a low 14.88 ·~----... .
Penneys expert stylists add
dramatic highlights to your
hair. Complete with set. 14.88
Our 'Festival' budget perm,
now only B.95, including
shampoo, cut and set.
20°k off the entire line of upholstered living room
furniture and all occasional tables
'Vlbrollon' wtt look Iola
Sale 18320
Reg. S22t
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Reg. 1119
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Take your pick
of these tables.
Sale 63 96
Rag. 79.17. Fortuna door cocktail
table or square commode.
Sale 55 96
Reg. 19.95. 5alem cocktail ta-
ble, hexagon commode and
square commode.
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flog. $199. Full size steeper sofa
with carefree~ Herculon• olefin
upholstery. ·Thick-Rlchlux~
heavy density polyurethane foam
seat cushions, quality Innerspr-
ing queen size mattr,ss. Re-
cessed front casters.
Conttmportry Stylt ooft.
Sale215 20
Reg. S269 With plush fur look
polyester plle cover.
Matching love seat.
Reg . 1119, Reg.151.20
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On Carpets.
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Reg . 9.99 sq. yd. 'On Stag•',
shag p ile carpeting of 100%
virgif\ nylon. Heat set p il e for
lasting bounce-back beauty in
11 vivid solid colors.
Sale 719
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R&g. 8.99 sq. yd . 'Surlcomb•r' I
shag pile carpeting of 100%
virgin nylon. Heat set pile.
Always maintains its crisp
appearance. Two-tone cctlors.
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"Buds-on Approaeh"
Presc1wol£rs
Learn by Doing
By CANDACE PEARSON
Of Hie Dall' 'Itel Slaff
Carrie ("Uh, I don't know
what it Is") Manzo may not be
sure ()f her la:Jt name but the
does know bow £o make an
electrically~ven pulley.
The four-yeap.old p r e -
Sl'booler has betn to the Scien-
ce OJrriculum Improvement
Study (SC!Sl 8Ulllfller pro.
gram at SooOta School in
O:>sta Mesa .
Sponsored by tbc Newport·
Mesa School District and UC
Irvine, SCtS involved about 90
&tudents learning 1eience by
doing.
Program coordinator Tom
Duttine, who. teadlea et Lio--
coin Middle School in Newport
Beach .during the year, called
it a ''hands-on approach"
where children ptfform ex-
periments, not just read about
them.
Preschoolers through fifth
graders spent their mornings
for five weeks growing plants
with and without bog popula-
tions, making rain, colored liq-
uid and electrical circuits.
"How many colors are In
the rainbow? Seven. Violet, in·
digc, blue, green, yeHow,
orange and red," the group of
preschoolf'rs, kindergarteners
and future first graders sang.
"They draw everything they
do and sing everything tbey
do," Duttlne uid. "It's more
fun." .
Duttine opefates on the
philosophy of "k!t tile room be
noisy if they're learning" and
the students in each of the
three rooms at Sonora were
practicing that dictum.
Each was referred to the
pilot program because of an
interest in science by his or
her school principal <1r by the
lab preschool at uct.
Studies ere divided into life
science and Jii,ysical science
and six kit.I containing equip-
ment and background in-
formation are used in each.
The program. whiclt Outline
n:pects to be used at Lincoln
and at Adami School In C..ta
Mesa next fall, cost 12.500.
The cllitrid and the UC! lab
1school and UC! grad llChool In
teadling split tbc costa and
lbared tome teaching duties.
Nine students from Davis
Middle School in· Costa Mesa
tutored in the just-compteted
project, wbidl Oultine said
helped allow the clwes to be
busier than nonnal o n e ~
teacher rooms.
Duttine watched Carrie and
the boy neit to her, Juon
Katakura, experiment with
different ways to make the
rubber-band pullies move.
"They don't realize they're
learning," he said of them and
the other students, "But it
11Jeaks_up-<>n them."
Usually, 8llCh elementary
scientific inquiry is confined to
junior and senior high schools
but SCIS promoters f,.I that
the sooner children think for
themselves the better.
Charles LarS<1n and Johnny
Inadomi weren't told the
plastic bag would flow up
when they filled it with carbon
di-Oxide and were admittedly
surprised by the discovery.
They liked all the ex-
periments done this summer.
but favored the plant ter-
rarium where they studied
''what k.inds of plant! 1D1ib
eat."
"It's called interaction:• a.
girl yelled with ck!llght ·In
another room as !he worked
with two magnet!.
The studentJI learn tbe scien-
tific vocabuYII')"' after they do
the experiments and want to
know the words, Duttine said.
Teachers this summer to-
cluded Duttil1<, Ralph Whit·
ford, Htrl> Hester and Marci
Encinas from Newport-Mesa
and Peggy Okimoto from UCI
tab school.
Dave Derby from tht ~n
View Scl\ool District in Hun-
tilljiton Beach observed for a
few weeks and later wrote
that the SCIS idea was like an
old Chinese proverb:
"!bear, and I forget ;
I see, and I remember:
I do, and 1 understand."
Bike, Trike Accidents
Spur $23;000 Study
Cllnttl•11 SC.5-~hir 'en1cit
WASHINGTON -Too many
American children are getting
hurt on tricycles a n d
· minibikes, and the federal
government wants to find out
why.
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To the dismay of 1M1e con-
gressmen. the Department of · ~
Health, Education, .and ~
Welfare (HEW ) thinks, the-•
problem b ,.rlou.. enough to L---'-""' spend $23,000 on a special
,study of three-wheel toys.
The HEW project, for some
reuon, ca1led: "An Evalua-says. "A k>t ol. them are
tion and Parameterization of seriotu. Some of tho 1 e Stability and Safely
Performance QllI'acteriatics
ol Two· and Tbr<t • Wl>ccled
Vehlcular Toya for RI~," is
-Jn slmpitl: worda -I
government effort to evaluate
the cie11iP and lllbility , In tric1<1 .. and minlbikea to cut
Ibo IOlrinC tricycle and bicy·
cle ocddeot rate.
••1t•1 really bldb' needed,''
says Willer Jdlnlon, director
of HEW'• division o1 diilclren'• llliirils~ '"!11er• ll'O about
IOO,OOll tricycle and IOUle
'15 OOll mlnlblke O<ddent& In tN. CCMmWy annuallY," ht
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mlniblke tceklents were
fatalities."
He acknowleileed that, wlllle
not 1U the iiccldenla 11"'
caused 10iely by poor I 1 +signed Of faUlty irikes and tilkei, .. a good nwnbtr we:re ...
'1'llO IClual lllldy 11 being
und«lakcn ~ 1111 Cornell
Un l v e rs 11 y Aeniiiaatlcll
l.abora!oriet, lt Wll bqwl ln
May and 11 expected to end
sometime In A-1. Jv:.
conling to Jobn80ll, ·the pro}
..,i b HEW'a no-to
Qiilcl Pmtedloft 111111 Toy Saf•
ty Act of 1•.
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one poll In WilllJniton nobody
Wlnla lo win.
cam111i1• J>V•phernali1 -
buttona, posten, m u 1 J e ,
5peechu: -continues through
Nov. 19.
Amid all tile other polls
being publlJhed in tile 111tlon'1
capital. museum of r I c I 1 Is
couldn't 1'IJst lnclulglng In a
At tho National Portrllt
G1ll.-y'1 "If Elected .... " u-
hibltlon, vlallon we Invited to
cast the.Ir votes lor the
pruklenllal candlelit< llley'd
-most like to see lose In
November.
Jittle_JJ!O'ldenUa!_gy1!fl.H,. _..:::::=::_..=...:..::=_=--ing of their own. But any
The latest rt:sult art in. and
here's how the candidates
fared : NiJon -3 ,3 13 ;
McGovern -l ,433,
speculating on these latest ,,--...;•••w-.. ... ;;;·.;..,::;;.· --~
results, they are quick to point ;.-VOTI AUG, I '
oot, 111 !ltrlcUy done at your JAMES
own risk .
The l!lhow whicb includes lKl
portraits o f unsuccessful
prtlidential candidates from
l~l!IM 1s well 1s 1 slew ol
Several thou,.nd visitors ENSIGN have ent«ed the regulation
gTAy metal ""ti"ll booth, Its ,,.__s_c_H_oo_L_1_0_1._•_D_.,_,
top dr1ped ln red, white, and •
blue bunting a la polling place . c...,,..1"" T• tlfd .. ,,.. ......
22t 20111 St., N-" I.ad!
20% of all custom order furniture,
and all tables. Plus 20% of all dining
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room,'. living·room and b'e.droom furniture.
Delivered . in
and set
home your own
up factory fre.sh, right
and at no extra cost.
Mtdlto""""" dining room. High pres"· e
plaatlc laminate table top, beautiful
Spanish finish. Seat covers in black,
reinforced with 1" polyfoam. Economy and
style.
Oval table with 212" laeves, Rog. $93 ••• Sole 74.40
Ladder/spindle beck chairs. Rog. Ut 11 •••• 8ole23.10 11.
Modem dining room. Classic pecon finish on
solid aah or other selec1ed hardwoods. Seat
covert of ataln resisting Vectra: olefin
ov1rfo1m filling. All hardware of Iron
Zinc bue, ploted with brass. A set mode with
long Wur in mind.
China closet. Rog. $319 .•..••• Solo 255.20
Rectangular table, Rog. $159 ••• Solo 127.20
Side chair. Roil. $52.50 11 ••• , ••••• Solo '42
Arm choir, Rog. U4 oo. • ••..• .-•••• Soto 51 .20
Girt•' ''Fronch PIO'llnclol" oty1e bodl'OOlll Ml
Bntlhod ontlque 11nl1h, whltt with gold accent
ton11. Solid-core, mor-roal1tanttop. Hardwood
drawer construction, center metal drawer guides
with duat·proof porting rllls throughout.
Double dresser, Rog. U2 .••. Solt 15.60
Ml"or, Rog. $32 ..•. Solo 25.IO
4-drewer chesl, Rtg. Ut •••• Solo 55.20
Twin· poller bed with co•opy frame,
Rog. $71 .••• Salo $62.40
Nlghtatond, Rog. $39 •••• Solo 31.20
Student desk, Rog. set •••• Sole 55.20
Small hutch. Rog. $41 ••••. Sol• $32.IO
Dnk c~olr, Rog. S27 •••• Solt 21.IO
Power tablo, flog. U7 .... Solt 53.IO
Comar table, Rog. S5t •••• Solo 47.20
lp1nl1h bedroom ouHt. Beaulllul ptean
graining, amber tonn. Super atrength
finish on c111 tops retittt scratches,
marring. Oustproof, dovetailed drawers
IHturo brus plated hardware flxturn.
Nln•~rawtrdressar. Rog.S170. •• l~I• S13e
Mirror. Rog. '50 ..••• Salt S40
5-drawer cheal, Rog. S120. ••• Salt SH
Full 1l1th11dboard. llog. S3t ••••• Salt 31.20
Night atand, Rog. '50 .•.. Bali S40
Penney .
The values are here every day •
Sale prices effective
through Saturday only!
Shop Sunday noon to 5 P .M. at the following stores:
FASHION ISLAND, Nawpoit S..~k l71'4j 644-2313. HUNJ1NGTON CENTER, Huntington haeh (71~) 892-777 1 .
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A N-eurthand-Flap:-·
No, a 5 Grand Flap .
ANOTHER GRAND FLAP DEPT. -Some-
times efiorts tO<ibserve and underiitand the news
• hen in Orange County becomes I baffling and
rrustrating experience. So it was this week with
the story about the Mysterious $5,000 that broke
up al the County Seat.
Central figure in the Great Mystery is a
farming gentleman named George Murai who
holds a Jease from Orange County government
to till the soil on Fountain Valley property known
as Mile Square Park. Fine, except that . Mr.
Murai's lease with the county folks is running
out, He's trying to get it renewed. . Comes now Mr. Murai's attorney, James
Okazaki, who is also San Juan Capistrlll!o's. city
attorney, As Mr. Okazaki told t&e story to Jn..
terested newspaper people. somebody came to
Mr. Murai and suggested that a "political con·
tribution" might smooth his chances of getting
a little e-xtension on the agricultural lease.
INFORMED OF THIS little suggestion, Mr.
Okazaki , being a good attorney, reportedly blew
the whistle on the whole deal long and loud to
District Attorney Cecil Hicks.
The next thing you know, half of Orange
CoWlty seemed to be in on the tumult and shout-
ing. People were talking to the Grand Jury.
Hicks and bis people were "interviewing" cer-
tain parties. •
And as an added diversion, cotulty .super-
visors Robert Battin of Santa Ana and David
Ba}\er appeared to be involved in some public
debate on future uses of the soil out at Mlle
Square Park. Then there was this Five Grand that alleged-
ly exchanged hands .
BEYOND ALL THIS, it was very difficult
in the early going to determine what was really
happening.
It sort of seemed to shake down like a Key-
stone Kops episode from the old silent movies,
wherein all the Kops where chasing around in
circles, ·· aving their nightsticks. but nobody
really knew who they were chasing.
Indeed, it. seemed like various people up in
the County Seat were trying to tefl the world,
Something Terrible Is Happening Here, but they
couldn't really explain what terrible was .
At this writing, it 5lill seems like the whole
affair is s\vept up in a revolving door and no-
body can find the way out.
I am fairly certain there are going to be
later developments. Like some facts, for exam ..
pie. Some people seem to have facts in the case
but they aren't talking any. Most of the 1>e0ple
who are talking don 't seem to have any facts.
AS THE El'JSODE develops , It will become
what journalists call a ••running news story!'
I only hope it rloesn't continue to run in circles
like it has so far.
With the few facts on hand right now; I bavt
to admit that I'm just a little worried about Mr.
Mural's $5,000. It bas apparently gone some-
where and I sure hope somebody knows where
that where is. I hope he either gets it back or
gets something for it, particularly since I don 't
even know what that much money looks like
all in one chunk.
Well, thus is the way of the world in Orange
County government. It bas rea11y been rather
peaceful and quiet up in the Countv Seat in re-
cent times. We haven't bad a re&t annexation
flap or enou~h noise in the supervisorial sessions
to wake up the flies sleening out in the audience You knew it couldn't last. ·
l Valley VFW Sets Dates
:: , The first and third ~ Thundays of each month have
:; been set u the meellna days i: for the new Fountain Valley
~ Veterans of. Foreign W&rl \, Ptiet.
~ Members of t h e newly
• • .Deatla Notices
!onned post, Spece Age Pall
No. 3567, will meet at l ·p.m.
in the Fountain Valley . EID
Lodge, 10480 Talbert Ave.
The post la also lllll Iooklng
for new mem'bers .
Qualifications include U.S.
cill7.enship, hollarable wvlce
with the U.S. armed smlces
1AMU•uo1t .outside the oontinental limits ~ Dt•ld H. Slmutl-. nm Herrnony of the United state. and ~
: Pl.c., Gll'"dtn Grow. MMed ..,.., possession of . a recogn1zed
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IMILY PILOT
for Another Olympic Berth
aw 11~ ..,.. • .,; OGmPo lllrlli .., .............. lbe11t••--. .
' ... llod, .... -belt time In tht • ~. bul ~ to Iler inother.
rib o time al II.fl In Ille pttllml al Ille
-ll<eltylt, thel1 come back Solur<!ay Dlgbt lo win In II.ti.
9'iU -followed by Jmy HW..
d"""lcb ol Dollu and John Mun>hY of
!llnldalt, Ill. Helodtnrelcb wu lime In
51.40 and Murphy In 51.C.
Miu Atwooc1I! Ume In the flooll WU
l :IU$.
Brian Job of Santa Clara, wbo loot to
Jolm H?r aloo ct Santa Clara, In the
prellmin&ri ..... -lo win tha finala of 200-mei.r breuta1rota In
1be dl1ll ol the evening air bolled the
MUN ·u--.....i1--...--1c1___. wblca w.. IC marked Ille tnllminlrles Salurdo,y aller-
noon under • warm -.in.
1:13.27, belterlnl bla own world nconl of
2:15.5. However, Hencken had naed
both_l!l¥b _wl.l!!_ )la J;Jl,19 In the
prellmllllrles.
Hencken !lnlsbed third In the fllllla
behind Richard COiella of SeaUle u all
three "'°" berths In the Munldl Otym· pies.
1972 Spit. admllted lhat chilly condltlona
mlghl have bolbe<od bJm the fall two
nights u .. , already hadoi beon usurtd
ol an Olympic berth" tn previous evl!l'lta.
Angels 'Fall
• In Ninth
To KC, 2-1
KANSAS QTY (AP) -Gall Hoptlnl
dmo In Ille tying nm with a pap Oy
single and lhan Fred Patel: delivered Ille
·-winner with -bue hll u Ille X.... City lloyala rallied for two runs
In tile ninth lnnlnr to beal the California
Anpll, :r.-1, sa1un1a;.
'l1>t tally wiped out a HI lead that
CaJlfom1a bad tatm In the top of the
ninth on Lee stanton'• acrifice fly.
Lou Piniella llngJed to opm the ninth
lot Kanlu City. Joe Ktou&h, nmnlnl for .
=Oii.TV Toulf
Claiii11f!J 5 ot 11
lha Fountain Vllley )'OWlpler WU awlJn.
~ oo)J to qUlli(y.
"• didn't swim tblt bard at all." Mn. Bibo"""! told Ille DAILY PILOT
"Ibo JUll mm to QUllllY."
Meonhlle, In the meu'1 dMlloe, llfart
St>flJ -this eaiatlnl wttld -
SPORTS
• ' · , UPI,....... ~1 .~ursH sHoYls As ARNOtD iiAuaR ·M1s~.E.S A a1Rc1E Purr.
Piniella; wu sacrificed to second hue
and went to third on a pused bell by
catcher Art Kusnye•".
Finley Fined,
Reprimand~
For Remarks
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ond out of the lnninfl, Hoptlnl wu '
PG~ Field Tlgh.te~ · . . ••
crtdlted with a bit when Calilornlll CHICAGO (AP) _ Qiarles O.,Flnley shortstop i.o Cardenu cculdni bold on-to bis pop fly to abort left, and Keough uld Satunlay be his been reprimanded
. ,_ • acored the tying nm. ml fined l$OO by bueball commissioner
Pla T M -1-l'I · Hoptlns moved up on a wllk to Carl Bowle Kuhn for "'""'b Ille owner of -' ' /Ver . . a mes ·o. ,ns K; r,· Tayler and theo came home with the lhe Oakland Athletics made prior lo the .J · , -winning nm when .Patet singled sl8nlnr -'ier. tbla seuon of pitcher
• } ,' •abaJi>ly lo left. Vida Blue. : Cii,s 0 s ~ B k starter Rudy May bad checked the Flnloy 11ld be has II dl)'l In wbich lo
: ·~.~-~r;;;:'·'.~:.: .. ~-~ · ac · ~~~~~~~= ;~;,~;:.;n;~~l~et.:d~
-WU bunted lo aecond by Paul Schul, PV Ille llpe ...... -do,. udile( "°"
mWoc1 putts down the stretch took IO!Tle , waa charged with Ille m lo drop hla test. The owner of the A't ufd be lint
of the joy out ol It for the crewcut little '~w· .~ *'Ip! •• :._ ,_" Hedlund S-5 beard of the reprimand and fine Friday
BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (AP! -Gary
,...,...., tht ~utlvo. rancher frpin
South Africa, Jii1 the lead lll , the PGA
Nallooal Championship li*t.>JI .rtrl[ilng.
WU just a l1ltle disappointed ~· c<f,
talnly far from ovtN:ODlldent "*' bla
81 s.turdly. ', • "™ tOarnlJDlll't doem't start mttil lhe 10th bole t<nOmiw" Pl'Y"' lalcl:' lin
Oblique .., .......... irtncJmg pMiur< ·~
ticbed to Ille lin1!hing ,boles of a major ,_,I .
OttTVT•lloV
t:•··~f '1 ot %
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"On IC "-·"" 18 mv blnlie putts ~~~ the Angela on !oar bib wrt, il the _....,, ·~ ~·· In New Yort,.Kuhn lasued a .i.temeot m~ by,~al moat, oneinch," he Aid. Jack HJitt opened the fnninl with a uylngFlnelywatreprimandedandflned
•'Theo I ~de 1>ogey on 18. II wu a single and pinch runner Oll'I Mottao was !or . .....,.U ' "crftlcal .of the ""°" d~lntlng fmisb. aacrlllCed lo ......r by Ken Berry. A mlsslo0er'1 role In the Blue sipliog and
"f wanled:to.lboot 8t1 or better so bad I wild pitch ,..t Motton to third, and sw.. which.. were found by the commissioner
could ta.m 1L . . l<lll bit Hedlund'• nm pitch deep eooulb not to be tn the best lnt<rests of
. Billy ~r. winner of some ff .ttur . to rfgbt caiter to drive fn the first nm of baseball."
titles, e....t mlo the No. 2 spot'°"* Into the iame. · Answering Kuhn's charges, Finley said
today's final round In this, the •Jaat·of floe, · 'ftJe Anlela bad few -iog chancea Saturday: "Rule DB ol the major league
world's four major clwnp-ps al tie aPimt-Hedlund. One came In the fourth rulea pnivfdes lbat 'negotlatlom between
year. wbeil 5anc1y AJomar roached base on a player and club rqarding lhe player's
Casper, winless this ..._and mired throwing ..,... by """'°" beseman compematioo undu bis coatract ahall
In a lhmlp-moit ol the year, aid bil par Cootie RlJju and moved to teCODd 00 a not be rdena~ to the oommillloner.'
'Ill for Friday'• -round "Juli kind wild pitch. The Kansai City right.bander "[ thougflt II WU Improper !• onler
of turned eveeythiog around, and it kepi then brushed aside Leo Cardenas, Bob lhat aey spoctlic aalary offer be w:de or
1et11ng betler .loday." Oliver and"matL tept open. Also I fell II wu unfair to
TNrC iftllM ~ .... Jlllt 'P'GA W.-'°" ~ 1 orQer L club 1(>-keep '&11 Gft'el" oper1 ta-: •~: -7l-11-U CALI ::.·ti·.. <•:, JIM dtftnitel1~wttbout ADJ'*e>WlgatiolJ Gil the . . · ff: ;::::.. ,in.on " • 1 , 1 ,,l* .. s • t 1 player to accept that offer."
JWfY • .tJllNI' a J • • • Roi" a J • ' "' Blue, who eridedltil holdout by•""';"" _ ..... · •. '\ 1: I c ......... ,.1.0ll•cf J... -ROI'-1• ' I I ••. Sdlntllllm ·11 ' • I • a $43,000 CODtl act Oil May s, bas pgsted a
' lrn ~ c ~ : f ~ : == .: : f ~ : 4-5 record thus far this le8JOO with I 2.8.1
•. • 1 · • ,, KU111YW c • •, • • ic:lrllNMdt c 1 • 1 • e--·' ~-average, •7 strikeouts and rt Im . • ..,,., cf J I 1 • Sdlul :Ill> 3 I I 1· •ru11:u • .... ¥1'
It . "• .,,.....,. rt 2 • • 1 HMw ;i. 1 • • • walks in rt Jnningl. ~~ I l'•r'Uf• ,,,, ... ,,.1b ,,,, henbe ..... ·~ -• RMIJ' 1 , • , • ....,,. , t 1 • • But a year ago, w · won ..,.. J;;' ' ~· El'iltltt, • • • • • T~'°' ·• • • • • American League's Most Va I u ab I e fS 1 · ~ eut _: ~~ rJ-.... ICDNd. "
2 1 2 Player and Cy Young award.11 the = ,__ c .. ffonile ''' ••• 111-1 n-a. .. 111-lefthand--· 2'-' -'th a 1(-CJty Ill 011 11,_2 ._....,....._...'& ... '"-...-V, WI
._. ..... .....,,...,., Dl'-c..Jtfof!W t. K.1~ °"' 1.82 ERA. 301 atrikeoUts and 88 walks in ' "" "F-I '· L<>e-<llfforfta. 1' K-CllY '· n-«o111.. 19 lll •-•·--and -·-~ 1"uat •t•,-• In ti.'( M ,.. I ~If ... l-fflcllllftd. ~. a.rt, ~ u......ugo ~m:u , ION
I' ,.,.. sir-11..,,... ti' N a aa H IO bia flnt fUlt' MIOll with the A's.
1 E--~~ It. MW M 5 t 1 4 i r -t.Jore the lf12 lellOD "-an, ~-!!ft:~.-1 IE.1'191WL,U "' I 1 l 1 f ....... l.llll:l' ~ ).::: stt.•..,... ft ... ._. w, w ' ' 1 1 ' t Blue announced he wanted $115,000. -. w., . I ......... MIL~ K.......,. T-1:17. 1N.otavcomteredwttbaf$0Gcootract. tt.~. '-~~.._,..:::.,.,=·'--~~~~~~~~..,-~·~~-'-'~~~~~~~~~~
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Mellua Bllote ol Silver Sl'flni, Md.,
who had lllWhed the existing _.Id
reconl with • 2:20.114 In Ille prellms ol
the 2:(IO..meter women'• bacbtftlte, ceme
back lo flnhb fll'll In the flnels In 2:11.TI.
Second wu Susie Alwood of Lal<...ood
who bad previously beld the world reconl
at 2:11.5.
The !Int three flnlsben In the men's
IOOcneter bacbtroke Saturday night
already had quall!led for Olympic berths.
Mitchell Ivey. who earlier had lowettd
the -Id standanl lo 1:04.D In the
preliminaries, liol!hed fint In the l1na1s
with 2:06.57.
Ivey was followed by Altx McKee of
(See Babuboll Pqe B II
Padres' Streak Halted
Valentine, Osteen
Lift Dodgers, 1-0
LOS ANGELES (API -Bobby Valen-
tine singled with two out in the eighlb in-
iting to drive in a run, sparking the Los
Angeles Dodaers to a 1-0 victory ove~ the
San Otego Padres In National League ac-
tion Saturday night.
MaMy Mota walked to lead off the ln-
nlng and moYed to second on Willie Davis'
bunt. When BW Buckner flied out, Mota
moved to third. Wes Parter was in·
tentionally walked before Valentine
:stroked .his eame-wtnntng aafety.
The run broke up a pitching duel
bet-. the -Dodgen' Claude Otteen and
the Padres' Clay Klrby. ll abo snapped
San Diego's five-game wiMlng streak.
OSteen, who needed ninth-innlng help
from reliever Jim Brewer, gave up seven
hits in railing hla record to 12-1. Kirby, 8-
12, allowed the Dodgen only four hJls.
Don Sutt.on will start today's game for
Los Ange.lea, moving up in the rotation
because of an injury to Al Downing.
Sulton, IU, will be opposed by San
Diego left-bander Fred Nonnan, 6-7, a
tonner Dodger.
On Monday the Dodgers will play the
New York Yankees in the annual Hall of
Fame exhibition game in Cooperstown,
N.Y.
Doug Rau, who is 11-2 at Albuquerque,
the Dodger.: lop farm club In Ille Piu:illc
Coast r..agoe, wtll pltch ·the ablblllon came for Loi Angeles. ~ tJlllil the Dodgen had 1 run-
ner Madi second base with one out in the
tint Inning when MOia waited and ad-
venoed on Klrby'1 wild pickoff throw.
But be was stranded at second when
Davis and Buckner popped oul
In the Padres' se<ond, Osteen wllked
Nate Colbert to open the lnnln(r. Clarence
Gaston forced Colbert and Gary Jesladt
lined a single to left with Gaston goin1 \o
second. But John Jete r struck out and
Joe Goddard forced Jestadt by ground.inc
to shortstop.
The victory, the Dodgen' 5tnd against
48 losses, kept them 91tli games behind
Cincinnati's Reds which downed Atlanta,
Dodgers Slate
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Aug. ' Dodoer' n h n Dlt00 1 :" •·"'-A..,g. 7 Ooiln ca.i.
Aug. • Do0cMn If CIM INllll I .._"'-
4-2. And ·Lo! Angeles remained four
games in back of Houston, a 4-S victor
over San Francisco.
P'ollowing the Ha11 of Fame 1ame Mon·
day the Dodgers begin an Important
three-game series at Cincinnati with
night till!: Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Then it's on to San Diego for a three-
game set, before Walter Alston 's club
retums home for nine tills with
Pittsburgh, Chicago and St. I..ouia.
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Will Sharks Make It?
It's N()t Very Likely
You have perhaps heard ol the WHA.
It has notblog lo do with the WP A.
But it doel ~ to do with ice hockey.
Those wbo I ed the World · Hockey
AssocllUon ha e the rilbt lo call
themselves pro1 -because they are
paying people1o play and thal fullllll the
requirement of being labeled a pro.
lesslooal. .
However, fulfilling the requirement of
pro eiceUence 11 something 1 e 1 s
WHITE
WASH
~ And' fn t calq«J, the
public will be the final Judi•.
Hank wu. publicist for the LA Start
basketball team (the flop of the decade
In LA sports annals l and he recalla that
3,900 turned out for the Sten' SJ)Ol'll
Arena debut.
Despite those dark memories, he '1 con-
fident (he says) that the Sharks will 10
big.
It seems Ford felt the same way about
the Edsel.
Ives says the Sharb have eold more
seaaon ticket. alnoady than the Stan did
In two yean. The Sharb' total la a llta1·
lerlnl IOO-pl111.
Personally, I consider a ...,.. ticket
to the Sh.arts as an item to be treuured
abnost as much as a aeuon ducat to
Pill" lnvolvlns the DAILY PILOT
bosketboll team .
. Bui wbo knows! The Sharks may maka
If.
And someone may build an ocean ma.
r1na ill Bantow. °'!" lleeDJS about as likely u the other.
I anllc:lpote that -.~ ~ playm will be about u well .tnown ,lo Told of Stan Smith'• fou to Andrea
Ille ·general pubU. u •' nllter 6{ maJot Gllbeoo In Davi. Qip tennis play Frjday
league bot boys/ . ' ' , at Barcelona, Spain, Emerald Bay'1
Why or~!f the Loi Alfceles ltlndllae • ~ MaccalJ rticaJJa when be led oor can expect crowd ,of 13;11111 for fa • 1'65.Do•il CUp team to the llllDO locole.
opl!!Jer ls < than I ean llDllenlaod.; "Ha\'log 1,000 Spaniards there ii likt
But club bllc m1tiont d1n!c:lor Hant havl\>C 1,000 drums," llYI MacCaJL
Iva pro lhat lars• ol a tunout. ,
Elren tnow)nl lhat the lld-lllW II • a '
Frl<lly/the Uth , Ivea ·boldt fut on h11
forecat, I uted If that -11,llt tlckOls wore free.
lie llid ....
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can buy blocb of ll tfcbta lar fll. 5omt
may consider lhat I baiplo,' aJll[ I mlPt
--lfllwmllforll ....
'St1D, tt'1 a haale drtdail It LA.and.,
a<lvmtuno to part In the -. .-
the Sportl Amil-whether i be Friday lha Uth ot Cbriltmu DQ'. . . •
fym, wbo can't n• icl lb&e, teUa
that Howard HU1brs baa pmcbued lGO ~ nlchl ticket.. Perllopt U...,..
1ee1 t.btm 11 collector'• ltemL
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allmlta that Hiiie ad•lllCt <Mil ii In the
baak•1*occountL
McKIBBON GAINS
I OLYMPIC BERTH
• KENT, Conn. -lllmttnctooi llarl>our'1
'I.Ila! McKlbbon -with Jolm Van lllom, ol. ~ Seidl to w1n a berth ...
the \1nfled Slala Olympic rowln( squad
Sltnnlal'.
MSCtl>bon and Van Blom, national tloo-
ble ~ champions, woo their race la the~ trilla ill 1:22.lt ..... Ille 2,000
meter coune on l.ite Wamnup.
Tiie)' ftnlslied mote than two boll
1qa,, ahead of Paul wnaon anc1 Ken
P'ooti of the llmlplllttt RftltC -.11on ol 1'1'>vldence, R.I.
--
% DAll V PILOT •
wns Madden Anx iou·s ·to P rove a Point·
Tennis Foe;
Asl1e Falls
CHES'l'llUT HlLL. Mau. -~...
Bob Lutz of Tiburon. Calif., fought hla
way Into Ute finals of the 45th U.S. pro
tennis championship Saturdl)'. ouUastlng
Olff L>rysdall! of South Africa, M, 6-S, 6-
7. 6-3.
Lutz. hoping to become Ult first Ameri-
can to win the tournament since 1982,
~urYived a setback in the Utird set U&-
breaker and then took char&e to clincl'I
I.ht four-set victory befort an ov.erOow
~allery of more than 5,000 at Lon&wood
Cricket Club.
Tom Okker of thr Ne1herlands won t he
n!ht>r ~h in the singles finals by
<"hnunalini:: Arthur Ashe of Miami 1-e, 1·
6. 6-3.
Okker '~on bot h lie-brea kers after t~
first l\\O set each reached M .
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HA R C E L 0 N A, Spain -Young
Harold Solomon outlasted Juan Gisbtrt
nf Spain 9-7· 7-5, 6-6, 1-t, 6-4 to CaJTY the
linited States Into a t-1 Ile Saturday in
Its Davis Cup inter1.one !iemifinal lennh1
S1•ri~.
Stan Smith of Pasadena , the lop-ranked
t: S. player and Wimbledon champion.
\1 ho was up!et by Andres Gimeno in
Friday's opt>ning match. will team with
J-:rik Van Dille n of San Mateo. today in
the doubles. Spain will use Cimeno and
(;i.sbert. .,..
\VEST POINT. N.Y. -Heavywei1ht
Ouane Bobick camed a berth on ~
United States Olympic boxing team when
his weary opponent, Larry llolmes. was
dtsqunlified for holdin11: in the third and
last round of their fi nal bout Salurda}'.
Bob1ck, a Navy quartermaster from
Bowlus. ~!inn .. who was unbeaten in his
last 55 bouts, knocked llolmes down with
a right to the head In the first round. But
Holmes, who qualifted for the finals in an
Eastern . Regiona l tournament, danced
out of range of Bob\ck's powerful right
and landed several stiff jabs.
Other berths went to Tim Dement of
Bossier City, La . <nywe.lght), Marvin
.Johnson of Jndiaaapolis (middleweight),
Tacoma • 1 Ray Seales (light
v:elter\j,·eight) and David Armstrong ot
Tacoma (light flywaighl}. .,
COLUMBUS, Ga . -Flflh-seeded Fran·
roise DurT of France dropped the fir:st
Ret but rallied Saturd1y to upset lop-
~ed Billie Jean King i.n the scmilinals
of the $2$,000 Virginia Slims tennis
loumament.
Miss Durr whipped the 1!172 Wimbledon
champioo 2-6, 6-2, 1-2.
In the finals today she will opJ)O.'e
RosemafY' Casals of San Francisco, who
defeated Valeries Zlegenfu~ of San
Diego, 6-2, 6-2.
ClNCINNKrt -Australia's Evonne
c:oolagong and Marearet Court set the
stage for a rep!By of their 1971
Wim bledon championship match by Will-
ning semifina l matches Saturday in the
$42,500 Western tennis champiurlships.
With a stead y and precise game, ~lisa
Goolagong, the 21-yea r-0\d top sted,
bi-eezed past Francis Natalie Fuchs 6--0,
G-2. Mrs. Court. seeded th ird, parlayed a
l!Crong net game to down secood-stflded
Linda Tuero of ~feta ire , La., 6-4 , 6--0. .,
OCEANPORT, N.J. -Freetex, an 11·1
outsider, scored a major surprlae by win-
ning the $100.000 Monmouth Invitational
llandicap al Momoutb Park Saturday as
Riv a Ridge. the 1-5 favorite, finished out
of the money in fourth position.
By llOGKll CAIWION
Of~.,.... ..........
Sao Cltmecte lllch'• BW Maddtn Is
~acterillle of 1 lot of football ploy.,.
in the ranb or AAA and AJ. clrtln.
He's 1 btt tlted of hearing 1bout the
mighty AAAA clualflcatlon and ho
rnam m bones about It following the
coihpletion or the fiit week or pracUce
for the Uth aMual North-South All·etar
football aame al orange Coast Colle1e
Aug. 17.
''Yeah, jt bugs me »Omt tlmes. I know
Ex-Magnolia
Defensive Ace
Gets Job Do11e
By DENNIS CAMPBEU.
Of .... D1Uf f'llet lttft
\Vhen Magnolia J!ijh School played
Edison last year. Uank Bauer personally
sacked the Chargers quarterback four
limes.
The same fate may well be in !'tore for
the unlucky man who quarterbacks the
South team in the annual county all-1tar
football game Aug. 17.
Every time the quarterback bends ove r
the center, he'll be look.Ing Bauer in the
eye.
Bauer, the de.rensive whiz from
fl.tangolia who made Irvine Le.ague
Lineman-of-the-Year, Is expected to sec
heavy action at middle guard for the
North team.
He 'll likely see duty at offensive guard,
too, and wherever he plays it'1 likely
he'll get the job done. "He ha! e:r:cellent
quickness and a fine attitude,'' says
North coach John Hangartner.
"lle's not big u linemen 10 (~II , 190)
but he overcomes his siu with ex·
ceptional quickness and awessive.nes11.
We're really counting on him defensively
but-he's looked good on offense, too."
Bauer, an honor student, prefers: to
play defense, for the usual reason : "On
defense you're hitting them."
Bauer took his licks as 1 fullback at
Magnolia, but it was on defense that he
was at h.ia best.
"The re.aaon he's so effective at middle
guai;d ia his qulckne11," e:r:plain..
Hangartner. "He can slant real well and
cover gap to gap on each side of t~
<.·enter.
"He's fa.<it eoou1h to react back to
rither side and on a paS! rush c1n
re.rover in case the offcnst runs a draw
pliy. Covering the draw will be. his main
job on a pass rush."
Bauer is: headed for C 1 11 f o r n I ll
Lulh!{an Ccllege. -last year's colleae
divis16n national champion -where his
brother Jim was team captain.
""I'd like lo play football, but I elso
want to play bueblll," he says. A
catcher and ouUielder, h1J .395 average
e1med him a spot on I.he All·lrvlne
Le1gue team.
Working with the all-stars Is giving
Bauer a taste of the competition he'll get
in college, and he's impressed with what
he's seen. 1
"1'1ese KUY• are a real bunch of hit·
ters," he says. "They're all quick as well
as big and they'tt really tough. But I've
be.en able to hold my own so far."
All-stars who have impressed Bauer in-
clude. Anaheim guard GleM Martinez,
tackle. Ralph Carlson o( Western and
Valencia tackle Dane llertson . Of the ball
carriers, "Charley Judge has really been
running well," he says.
One disappointment: 'Ille absence of
Newpart Harbor All-America tackle Ter·
ry Albritton from the South team. "I wa5
looking forward to playing against him,·•
\Bauer sav1. \ .
BABASHOFF SEEKS BERTH ...
l ConUnued From P111e B 11
Ne\\1own Square, Pa . with 2:06.71 and
Mike Stamm, San Diego, with 2:07.45.
Cathy Carr of Albuquerque, N, M., who
had led the afternoon qualifiers. fin ished
first in the women's 1 00 -me I er
breaststroke with a time o( 1:15.17. Lynn
VKSali or San FN11nciscc was second in
I :16.99.
·Today's Sports
On Television
11 a.m. (5l CL -ANGELS
BASEBALL -The California
Ange.IJ v3. the Royal9 ln Kanau
City.
ti noon 12) CL -AAU IN-
TERNATIONAL CHAMPIONS -
Pre-Olympic track and field com-
petition at the Oslo rnvltatlonal,
taped Wednesday and Thursday tn
Oslo.
1:30 p.m. (ll CL -CBS TENN!!
CLASSIC -Austnll0t1 "'" Rod Laver or Coronl cJtl M•r and John
Newcombe metl In 1 quarterfinal
mat.ch. 'Ibe ltcond let &Od to an
oclUn& nine-point suddtn death
that turns !he tabla in !he match
fn>m HlllAJa Hood Island, SC.
I p.m. (!) CL -PGA OOLF
TOURNAMENT -Final round o1
!he PGA cbamplonsblJlO I r om
0.tlllld HW. 0C ln lllicbti111. 11111
Is Ille 54111 annual PGA "'"""1 and
ii tbr o..i evool ol tile blf four ol aolf. n II a par.11, 7,lt4'yard i.,...i
· wllh moll)' tnpa where ODly Bobby •
Nldlolo and Arnold Pabner ha"
.... -par '" 71 11o1 ... The -, ... '40,000.
Doug Northway of Tucson led
quaUfiers in the men's 1,500-me.te.r
freestyle. with a time of 16 :CM.66, edging
Rex Favero of Clrmichae.I, Calif., who
qua\iCied with 11:06.67.
Barely qualifying for the finals was
John Kirt9e.lla of Hinsdale. Ill., ~·ho holds
tht world record or 15:57.l. Kinulla'.!i
time wa.s 16 :11.38 as he finished second
in his belt to Rtch Demont of San Rafael,
who bad 11:11.1$.
In another preliminary event, C1thy
Carr of Albuquerque led qualifiers in the
V.'Oalen'I 100-meter b&ckatroke. with a
Ume. of 1: 15.12.
the l"JI Ill AAA 11111 AA arc jUll u
touab-1j\lltwanllo1e1«11lbon11111 1111
wllb the mt of them," 1111 Midden.
Tiie J.I, ~ II e~ to
start at defensive tackle in the South'• 4-
3 dtfel'lllve setvp and he's allo counted
on for all of the ctnt.u mapping on
klckinc situations.
lleadtd for Saddleback O:lllege tn the
fall, Madden was a third-team AIJ-CJF
choice last ytar and wu a two-time All·
Crestview LHgue selection.
Under coacb Tom Eads be was uaed at
leYtrel poeltioM 1111111 lloe -but _ ...
dtlwlvtly "' l!ooL
"It Is reqult1ai I bit G( ~·II-I but
I ltliU Ibo esptrloJa II -br lu
htlpod me milt the lnmltlol! bdter,"
11y1 Maddtn. '
"I r..1 pnlty quick' el ildealivt par«
and U'e oqe IUA lo pill)' .,.,.,..
anyway, becl111e'JOU-,et: •·daance-f.o.hlt--
eome people," .he adds.
Col"Olll del Mar ca>ltr Meloolm DtMIJ.
le 11 expected lo do the major slw"e G(
centering to teammatt Reed JobnUJ
'
Wojcik Praised
Garrett's Views
On Thomas Trade·
DAILY ,ILOT lltft ,.....
THE SOUTH IS BO LSTERED BY SAN CLE MENTE'S BI LL MADDEN.
Agony Almost Over
'72 Ol ympics Prob abl y
Will Be Keino's Last
KIGANJO, Kenya (AP} -They call It
Kipchoce Kelno 's acony ts11 -a tteep
slope 6,000 feet above sea level where
Kenya 's cluster of middle-diltance men
run their lungs out training ror the Olym-
pic Games in Munich, Gennany.
The agony is nearly over for Ke.ino, the
record·breaker who tnsplM a generation
MUNICH
1972
or African runners. ?.funich almost cer-
tainly will be his last Olympics.
Some say Munich cound mark Keino'1
retirement from top-flight world conr
pelition. although Kelno, 32, insiats he'll
be around for the AU-Arica pines in
Laeos next year and the Christchurch
Commonwealth games in 1974.
0 I've never seen hlm sitting down doinc
nothing," said a frequent visitor to the
Olympic camp.
The temperament of the. younger
Keh10, once booed by Nairobi fans for
stopping during a ract he had clearly
lost, is mastered. He jokes a lot and
hlde1 his feelings about the schedule. at
Munich that ban him from <..'Otllpeting 1n
the 5,000 mete.rs as well u the 1.500. The
finals or both events are on the same
day.
Keino was the silver medalist at the
longer distance four years ago but in the
1972 games be will run ln tbe l ,OJO.me.te.r
steeplechase. an event be rarely ha! run
in the put five years.
Keino ls I hero in Kenya . Babies and
stadiums are named af~ him and
pa19enby ask for his autograph. Prest.
dent Jomo Kenyatta recopilud him 89
Kenya's foremost athlete by awarding
him the Ot<ler of lhe Burnina Spear. He
wa:ii made an elder of his Nandi tribe.
But Keino, father of five, leads a
relatively secluded life. at his boo.St oo
the police college grounds.
BJ HOW.lllll L BANDY ............ s ....
One man who must blYe hid qualm•
obout !be lu-wheo he leomed of Ille
San Diego Qlargen• acqulalllon of run-
ning heck Duaot 'lbomas le former
Heilman Trophy winn« ln>m use, MJU
G&rTeU.
Bolb mm play !be wn1 pcllitiOn in
proftulonal loolhell and adwnl of the
former DeOu Cowbo)'I nmolnl Illar
could mean leu action for the Cbutera'
No. l IJ"ClUlld ratner in 1'71 Wllb 511
yards and 1 U 1ver-1ge fain.
"'I'bt WI)' I look at it, tr GarHtt co~
Ilda, "ii the wonl thing that could ha!>'
pen to me would be that I won't play.
"But the best thing," he adds with
1incerity and rttpect for hi.I newest
teammate, "will be if we. split the time
at runnlnc back."
"lbomu badn~ arri<ed in the <llll'ger1
treloinl camp el UC 'Jrvtne Wedntlday
afternoon despite the lhorl dlJlance ln>m
th~ Dallu lttup in "lllou .. nd Olk.a to
Orange Cotmty.
Rumor bu it that he will anive via
Dallas later in the week but no one in the
Olarge.rs camp ls certain of lhe e:r:act
time.
"One.: of the big things, I think, will be
the. way people in s.~· ego accept
hlm," Garrett 11y1.
Turni.q: to tht balance the current
Chargers aquad, Garret tbe future
is e:r:tremely bright -provided the or-
fense uses enouib running plays.
''We an learning a completely new
!)'Item, both on offe.me and de.le.Me,
under coach Harland Svare. Ritbt now It
loots like we'll be nmninc quJte a bit
more Ibis ...,.. encl I lite tt much bet·
ter that way."
Garrett doesn't mean the e:r:tra running
evay membr:r or the. team is doing to
conclude practice sessions dally, either.
"I've never run u much u I have. here
this yeer," he confides.
How doea the M, 200-pound running
bnck look at the team's peraonne.I thls
lime around?
"Thit ia the mosl fun pwp ol IUY• I
have. e.ve.r been with. 'lbey're all friendly
and the attitude is put -it ii the
Grem Bay attitude and much of the of·
fense ii from there allo.
"We have so many new faces tllil year,
II sbould be en excltinr lHm. 1111 by far
the be<! penoood San Dl'fO has bad in
tbe last aix or seven years.
""John Had! Is Me of the mosl un-
derreted quartttba<:k.a In prol.WOnal
football. He had a great year 1ut aeaaon.
"With the balance of offtMt and
defense, he should be even more ef·
fectlve thia: ye.1r ," Garrett 1dda. The quiet-spoken champion is reluctant
to specuJate further or to dlstuu hi~
chancu of retaining the 1,SOO-meter title.
he won in Mexico in 1964 with an OJym.
pie record or 3:34.9.
"I go to take part," be says. "An eYent
is an event. If you're good, you win."
Baseball Standings
In the world ol high-pressure sports,
Keino'1 approach always has been decep-
tively casual. lie lrained for -,ears
without benefit of a ttopwatch, nevtr had
a regular coach and le"ts biJ we.lgbt take
care ol itae.lf at somewhere around 145
poondJ "" a !>foot, S.inch frame.
"I just figure. lo run u hard as I can
as fast u I can for u lon& as I can," he.
onct said. "l run becawie I enjoy run-
ning."
Keino was the last of six children of a
goalherder in the Nadl hills of ""'""
Ken.ya. Four of the infanta died at birth
and his mother died when ht was 4.
At 10, Keino was tendi.na the berdl. He
pealer«I h1J !ether llllo letllna him cot o
achool it\ 12 but wu forced to quit four
yean let wbeJ> tile famU, couldn"I pay
the, ....
He elready bad becun colle<llng pr1su
-tile llrrt wu 1 bar ol IOIP ror
ltniJhinl lour1h ·in a ICOO!utic .,._.
country rece. Ill 1151 be joined the police
force and atarte.d nmnlnc in earnest on
the vtrdent bllla around KS1Y1"1 police
tralnh1' collep at KJ&anjo, near Mt.
Ktf\Ya .
'lbe brt1k~h in 1965, when
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~IKE GARRITT -. ,.
How did be. rate the scrimmage with
the Rama a week ag().'? •·
"l thought we were terrible, myself In
particular. But ao were the Rama. ~
scrimmages don't make aoybody look
good. .
"We we.re a pretty tired bunch of 1Dt\'I
and our Jees hadn't responded to all !ht
running we did during the week. But
we'll come along.''
GarTttt praised the work ol fcrmet:
Rams tackle. Greg Wojcik, an ex'..
Huntington Beach High and Orange
Coast C.Ollege player who lives in Seal
Beach and came to the Olargers alon('
with Deacon Jones last winter.
""He's doing a great job aloog With.
Llood Aldridge and all the others we 1of
during the off-season," Garrett adds.
What about the Owge.rs schedule? •
0 We meet every playoff team troro
latt year except Washington. J think we'
have tbe worst and toughest schedule in
pro football. And DaU•s b4I an eaay "''
eVJ!'fl though they have a great team." ·:
Garrell knows whal it's like to be witFt
a Super Bowl winner. He played in two
Super Bowl games lor the Kltms Citf
au.rs and scored the lint t<lllcbdowo !or.
them in 1 victory over Mlnnelota. He
ranks this as his greatest thrill In pro
football.
Pro Grid Scores :',
Pilllburgh 211. NY Gianlo 10
Detroit 31, Miami 23
NY Jeis 17, Sao Francisco 10
Green Bay 2', CinclDDaU 11
Kansas City 2', Chicago 10
DeOu 26, Houston 24
San Diego 311, AUanu 7
oatland 31, New England 2'
DEAN LEWIS
'72 TOYOTA .
COROLLA ..
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$3930 MO. ··
Full CUb prk:e $2,096.30 loclud-,
ina; tax • license. Down l*.)'men.t ii four hundred doll&n, $39.JO I
total monthly payment lncludlna
111t...es~ tu .. 1Jce-. m{! · UI bi.Doon payment of
fota1 dell!l'l'<d ...,. pico sa.s .!IO .
>-P.R. 11" On -• c:ro&• (300'18S).
VOLV<r .
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"Dean Lewis" . ' .
w. i. ... more ~olvos
in Or""9' County then
any other dtelenWp,
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Xelno tel world recardl a 'S,000 me.ttrS
-ble 7:11.1 lltlll -.i and $,Ollll
llltltrL He became the llnt -lo
""' • mile in i... thea--and
has -II DIOR tbaD • t!niee einco. _.~'"':.~ prtparlng I~ MUAlcll Willi 17 ...,.,. ...,,1'11 nmnen, -. 11111 ntld
hocke1 f'!l1tn •t the Klpnjo college.
T)>ey ~ a paclled .. artb track .. i-
~ Ktino eupen;.ed IOI.I' yeon
1966 H.AllOR ILVD., COSTA MESA 646-9303 -.... .
"Tho 1t..S..u buW Ille I re t t
tbemee!VH 11 • UU·btlp ,,...ject." be
Aid. ••rt didn't COit urany money."
Kelno """' II \eUl 10 mUte • "'·
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l1cmiaC "'Ito \lailed -llld w1n tho
bwle of -lbtloc fllll.
Tbe Tee F.W.. Is pmblJaC that abl
Clll llld bu spmt --a ud about
fl,IOll poomlnr Olympie ,.id medallll
Trisl Sclluba at an <icluol,. Soolhtm
Callfomla .....
The z1.,..,...i.1 .ut... wm 111o 1otd
medol at this year'• Winter CIJmplcs in s._., Japan. Siio alao wm ll>e World
Clwnp!Olllhlp tho Fiii two ,.....
Now she bu r<llnd from competltkm
to beco ... a inr-.1 performer.
"l'Ve woo both a.. Olympics and World
competiticn,'• 1be aaid, "• wt,, ~ I
lkate lour ...... years until lbe DUI
Olympics! .
Her new life in America ii •1aometimd
hard," she uid. "But Ihm ;;.., thiDI< ol
the traveling and tbl lllCICt9, tt'1 nice."
Four year• ago, Mila FJemlnc, Ihm
the Olympic sold medaHat, mode tho
aame decision, and fer the put lour
,.an she bas been tba slar cl tba Ice
Follits. She .....Uy left the sbow to
.trike out on her own.
Peggy reporttdly earned at l<ast
$100,000 u a pro!eukllal.
Now, it'• Trtxt'• t1D'ft. She bu spent
the past tine -at the rpa trying to
Jurn from athlele Into lhowllrl before
lbe Ice FoOlea tour bogtnr All(. I In San
Jlnnclsco.
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Back, Leg Injuries
' Melton Recovery
I
A Slow Process
By HOWAlll> L. BANDY
Of .... °""' "'"' tlitff
Bill Melton, lhe Amtrican L<1111e'1
defending home run champion, ls at
home in Mission Vit)O and while be
doesn't rdlsb the aituaUon that put him
there, bo does r<allze that ht II better of!
mentally.
Melton, the Chicago White Sol< third
bueman. is recuperattng fttm a
heml1ted spinal dl!c and a pinched
IClatic nerve in hi! left Jea.
.. My beck i! cured and the ewellin& in
the nerve is going down a litUe eech
day," Melton told the DAILY PILOT
Thursday from his Mission Viejo home.
.. Each day -It gets better and better but
ft will take a long time to complete the
prooe.u. I 1m aleep!nr eight houri each
day and lying down for at least lQ more
bout•.
"What happens now is that t Jose
llrength In IO!lle of the c1U and the big
toe. When this happem, I lie down. I just
bave to go by what the nerve or leg Itta
me do. It ii dictating my life right now."
Melton wu sidelined June 23 with tht
Injury tiler playing for 30 days with the
pain. For a robust, 195-pound athletic ol
27 yean, it is hard to give up in such a
manner.
"I kept thinking it wu a pulled mu5ele.
a hamatring injury," he relates. "As the
pain went down my leg, I knew it was
aomelbinl elae and went in for a
checkup.
...
or I numbtt of tbin&1," Melton points
out. • ...,,_ really Isn't any ny to
determine when Of how It happened.
"But ru ha bode with the 1 .. m 1n
Septtmbtr even if I have to alt on the
bench jU1t to be around the ll\IY1 again ."
What about the mental upect ol the
situation that 11ckllned him just when he
wu O)mfng out of the loncest !lump of
his career and had brou&bt his aver11e
up nearly 40 polnt1?
"I think the beat th1ne I did WIS to
come back borne. I was 1eUlng a little
deprened watching the aames on
ttlevision In Chicago and not being a part
of ii.
"This ii 1 bit more like the end of the
aeason and a pert of healing the nerve is
a mental situation they tell me. If I can
stay a1'·ay for awhile now, it will be bet-
ter for me although it is hard to do."
At the time he was sidelined, Mellon
had but aeven home rum, well below his
pace of a year a10 but was confident he
would pull out ol the long ball slump allo.
"I was hitting the ball good when I
ftnt out end t was starting to hit the
long ball as well. I .igured 1 could get 20
homeri this year and help the club."
BILL M~LTON
Allen Worth
Every Cent,
Says Melton
Bill Melton, the slugging third baseman
for the Oticago White Sox who has been
cut down with a sclaUc nerve injury and
la nicuperatlng at his home In Mission
Viejo, definitely feels the clu b has an
outstanding chance of o v e r t a k I n g
Oakland for the Amtrlean League We st
championship this year.
'Mlat are his thoughts aOOut ton·
troverslal Richi e or Dick Allen, the
former Philadelphia-St. Lou I•· Lo J
Angeles National League "bad boy"?
"Allen is worth every cent he makes irt
baseball," Melton uys emphatically.
But right now it'• home in Mission Vie--
jo and therapy for the injury with a goal
or helping the White Sox to win the
American League West pennanl in
September. But wbat about his problems with the
playtr1, the press and the general
... public?
'!bole who want to 1ooe at pin pounds
pay up to '71 o day to alay at tba beal1h ...-. SKY DIVING EXPERT DEAN WESTGAARD OF LAGUNA BEACH. "II I had stowed playing when it first
hurt, it wouldn't have taken nearly as
long to recuperate."
Katella Standout ••wait a minute. He doesn't have any
problems with the other pla yers. And iD
Chicago the front office hu taken care
ol him in the way he requested. Trixi went there to lose pounds and
pick up beauty secrets.
At Meet-7, she weighted nearly If~
powtdl on arrival -di!trlbuted on a 3&-
31-41 framt. -' "'
"Wei· riod· to mate a Pedf Filmlnl
type GGi fl.a lirl who 1ft!labled a Jal
matl but bad aoo4 lllUlde -. * aatd
Dr. R.. Pbl1lp Smltll, ... i.llh-.
"Wo put bor on a perledJ1. baiatw4
diet cl !GO -a dq,* be aatcL
Trisl alao -lhnl1l(b tba -Piovam -dealped primarllJ l'llr flabby
niatroao. II -DOI tcqh ... a llrt who .P.,,t -en ltoun a day on wtea and
could llll • l»-pouttd wtilbt w!lh her
legs. •
·Trixi loot 12 powtdl, ao Inch from ber
wwt an4 :iv. UiCbes lnm her bipl; To
keep her ... 1shl clown, lbe dlellcian drow
Up a 1,000 eaJorie a day did fot her to
follow wl>lle tourl1I( w!lh tba Ice sbow.
'Trisl will be Ibo slar in a troupa·ol 120
pe ...... lbal will _travel lhro\llh II dti<I
hi Iha thdlell Slltea and canada during
the ...m., JU'. Sbe 1rill Ible In IOO ........
U.S. Poloists
Plan Drills
'.At Newport
Tba thdlell SIAtea OIJml>lc wat.r polo
team-wtlhnmrlnto lbe--parl -
High Sdlool pool Mcoday · --to eomolele lrllnlnC ,.. tba Gomts In
Munldl, <l«lllOllJ lsltt Ibis mondl with
Iha !Int -ICbeduled lor 8:311. "Wa'll be p-ldlclnc ._Ibo playen
.. -Jn the camp,* --N11D:owU1 ol H~ Bead> lold the
DAn.Y PILOT today.
"RlllJI -... ha .. IJ lleld players and livo ,..Uea In tba camp. We will
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MUNICH
1972
OCC:'s Westgaard To Play for Tars ••ney dJdn't ask him to go out making
apeeclles or to do other promotional
work. He was asked 1tricUy to con·
cent.rate on playing baseball .
Age No Hindrance
For Laguna Sky Diver
After the htmiated ctisc was dialJdt<L
Meltcn spent 15 days in traction and then
it was announced he would uncfcrgo
surgery.
However, he was given a raU treat·
ment known as themonucleolysi1 in
wh.ich an enzyme called chymopapain is
Injected into the di9C. Thi! dissolved the
punctured pal1 ol lbe dl.sc and aecorellll(
to Melton completely healed this portion
of the Injury. •
What bl be doln( now to aid recomy?
••1 am swimming and sitting in a jac·
cuu.l to get the strength back in my leg.
One of Newport Hullor High football
coach Don tent's most difficult probttms
to solve in the fall may have been
anawered with the apptrent move or
Kltella Hlih football standout Jim
Neidbart.
A hJihly lnlonned source "bu rolated
to the DAILY PILOT lbat Neldbarl, a 111-
loot, :Jal.pound All-Qat'lin Loaau• tackle, Is lllO\'l1I( to Iha Newport HarlJor
High atlendance dllllrid lhls weeUncl.
"Balling practice? ApparenUy he
doean't need ii and he Isn't reqo,irod to
take batting pradict If he doesn't want
to.
"There was a quote from field
manacer Chuck Tarmer in a <lll.cago
paper a while back that aatd Did< didn't
have to allow up for llPrinl lrllnlnC next
year If he didn't want to, elther.11
By CRAIG SHEFF
Of Ill.-DlllJ P'Oot Stiff
Dean Westgaard doesn't look bis age
and he doesn't act it -which is a great
credjt to the Orange Coast College
pbyakal education instructor -primark-
· 1y because he is a very active aky diver.
Westgaard, 42, is totally involved tn the
l(IOrl and bu no thougllts whatsoever of
&lvlnil it up.
In fact lhe former Redlands University
football star has taken up teachinli. the
art of Uy diving this summeer after
1pending the pa.!l 17 summers as a life-auard in Laguna Beach.
It ,,.. while lifeguarding t.h at
Westgurd became interested in sky div-
ing.
"l bad been interested in making a
jump for a long time," says Westgaard
in recJlllng bis first experience thrte
)'WI ....
'4£veey year we give a lifeguard
,_. demonstration and we were -Inc whll elae we could do. We bad
psfcnDed various water rescues and
cliff relt'Ues, IO we thought about part.
-reocue. "°"" ol llte guards (Slllp Sonner) IJ>d been jumpq, ao we put together a
three-man tum. My first jump was from
3,500 fed and It WU a !roe fall into the
Wiler. My target wort wa•n't very
awtlOllle, but II ,,., IO ludnating, in-
~end adtlng Iba! I waoted to do
It .:pm.11
Since lbal lime Wea!panl bu taken
. 5111 iu-IJld be'• -tudJlng the oport -4'¥s a weel:et PeT1I Valley.
He cbar&H NI for a week or in-
llnldion -~.,takes eore ol all the
equipmenl needed.
Wtstgaard 11y1 be'I put about 800 peo.
pl1 out cl allplanes in the lut year wilh
no ufety problems at all. 0 lt'1 • pretty
Aft tpOrl," aays the Laguna reident,
"tbert:'s never been a fatality at tbe Ptr--
rll Valley airport and 11'1 been In opera-
tion many years ...
Woslpard bu alwpya been water-
«lmlsted -.... wftlle ~ up In Mllnutee. A> a youth be alwaf! en-
joyed aquatic l(IOl1I. Being 1 mter bu!!
wu one reason be settled in Laguna
Belch.
Wutgurd e a r n t d all~ference llot!9ra u a eenl<t IJld linebacker for Rodlllllds llld lfltt graduating in 11167, be latJlht al Santa Ana llJgh fer a year.
Newport Hosts
'73 Polo Tourney
'lbe -men'• natlooal AAU nltt
polo cbampioolblpo wlll ha """lflted •I
Newport Harbor Hllh School'• new
OlymplMize swlnunin( pool during the
Jut week of July In 1973 -ch Bill
Barnett told tba DAILY PILOT today.
•we are boJ>l'l' to bolt th( •tbals
nut Jar," Barnett aid. 0 TbtJ _,.
orlglnallJ ICbedulod lat ML San -
but thq apparently dkln'l want tfleal and
......... Mted to llold tba -bore and accepted.•
Ooooord will bo lhe defending cllaJn.
pim In Iha .. en1 after delealfnl the De
Ami Alhlelle Faundatlon team In lut
-k"'4'1 compelilion 11 De Ami
Collep.
Ooacb E!i Newland'• NOIA (Newport-
lnlne-llela Aquatics) ...,,, llnltobed
tltlnl In tbll :rear'• naUooal event •
l
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Then after seven year1 as a vanity foot-
ball and basketball assistant 11 Upland
Higll, he accepted 1 pooition at Oranae
Coast.
He 's been . at OCC for the past aix
years, t.e~ ICllba and gJtin diving,
along with varJOUJ other Jlflysical educa-
tion classes, and u a trainer in the fall.
~ became or his teach ing
asSJgnmenta, bis aky-divi.1)1 activities will
have to be cut back conSidenbly, come
Septembor.
"After achool slaN, 1i1 be jumping Oil
SUndays onJy."
I will be able to walk more as time goe!
along but riaht naw I have to take it easy
and as eoon aa it starts hurting, I get off or it. ..
Melton explains further that surgery
would have put him on the shelf for at
least three months. He now feels con-
fident be will be able to return to the
White Soll Ill Seplanber for the stretch
drive.
What brought about the injury!
.,It could have been anything. Sliding
tnto a bite, diving after a ball or any one
When told ol the lnlonbltlon the DAI·
LY PILOT bu, Loni ttplled, '"Ibis
would cerlalnly ht the lllt,.., to I pretty
big problem we have hen.
"We have plenty of promiJing young
backs, but our line bas no one over six·
fut tall and we're kind of ireen in the
line.
"That would r<ally be wonderful il the
news you have ll ccrrect. I know one
thing, we'll welcome him wilh -uma."
Neidbart is a c1ua llholpittor, Joo, hav-
ing flnla1ied third In the CIF linall In
May with a tou of 11-1~.
What effect does this have on other
member• of the team?
"Nobody minds at all. If he can. do
what he is doing without spring tr~ining
or batting practice, more power to him. I
know I will be in spring camp because [
feel I need it.
"1be only attitude of the other player•
11 that they all want to win the pennant
and this is their motivattni force."
Melton leell Allen will ht 1ood for 30
or 40 home runa this aeuon and Is Joot ..
iftl forward to September and a return to
the team where b< hopes to help in tht
ltretc.h drive.
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WHAT'S 11 ... N-
OUTDOOU! Title Tilt;
Tars Win
Zubies Back in 2nd Place
A ~w ochool ol bl& alblcon bll been Joc:ated some JOO
mflea aoutll ol San lllqo and aporUllhin1 and privalt boat. 11<
mUlnr lkJm& 111!1 and ~ I!'!'! count.> on longfins.
The aJbies an atJU too far ror harbor area boat! but there
is a good chance they'll thow up off our im,nediat.e coastline as
they ml&ralt northward.
IJao a!'lowing up In Border City flsh <.'ounts are the exotic
warm w1ter apecits of salt water jlarne fish which this writer
mentiooed in his column a few weeka ago. The first dolphin
~·ere caught from under a kelp patty and a few bluefin and
yellowfln tuna have been brought to gaff. Breezing ICbooll of
yeJJowtail are aJao being hooked around the patties.
In all, it looks like we could still enjoy a very productive
aeason if w1ter and weather conditions stabilize,
Coastal fishing ~inains consistent with Art's Landing and
Davey's Locker returning their passengen to the docks with
aacks full of game fish . Bass, barracuda. halibut 1{td· a few yeJ.
Jowtail and bonito are highlighting the surface action.
As soon as the albacore move closer to Newport bolh land-
ln&s will schedule trips out to intercept the longfins.
New Lure Connert•
The second and third marlin of the season were weighed in
1t Avalon over the weekend and both were taken on the same
boat. Ed Martin and his aon Frank landed back ,lo back spike.
bills and both marlin were taken on a new lure introduced this
year.
Even though seas were rough, the Martins. bolh members
of the Balboa Angling Club, said the new lure trolled well
through the rough sea and was responl!ible for getting the mar-
lin to strike at all. The Jure is called a Psychobead and is
destined to be the hottest billfish Jure of the season.
Only a single, specially bent hocft trails tbe psycho skirt and
beaded pla~ic head. The Jurt can be trolled at hlgh speeds and
the marlin will still be hooked.
Big Catfish Co11ght
Catfi&h remain very active al all Southland lakes but s few
state record largemouth bass was the main topic of conversa·
lion by every fresh water angler. Lake Murray in San Diego
kicked out a 17·pound, lkunce bucketmouth to Jirn Bates ot
Chula Vista as he was tossing a blue worm from Padre Point.
Ttiis bass exceeded the old slate ~rd by more than s pound
i nd San Diego Lake officials predict that even a bigger bass
will be caught thls year. .
Vail Lake Is reporting eicellent catfish action for anglers
using cut mackerel and fishing in the weedy sectioos of the Jake.
A lake recbrd 13-pound, 3-ounct caUish was caught by Dave
Thompson of San Diego. Many other cats in the 6 to 10 pound
claM were also checked in. Panfisb are also active at the popu·
Jar Rlv~side C4l1!lty lake.
Cost.a Mesa Hl&hi• summer
leacue buktlball t11m loll
oot In Ila c"""' for a portioll
ol tho • ..llrange-lll&h clrcllil
championship W e d n e • d a y
night when champk>n P1eific1
came uP wlth a fourth qu1rter
!lpurt lo derail the Muatanp,
4H2.
In other final teals Newport
Jlarbor lhrotlled 0 r a n I e
Higb's No. 2 learn, 59-32.
Despite the: setback, coach
Bob Sorensen wu highly
pleased with C.OSta Me11 's
overall showing in the Qrange
CircuiL
"We lost our first thret
summer league games by a
ZubifS pU1led back Into I tie
for aeoond place In Iba C..U
Meaa Opeu IWnlllef bookelball
1 .. ..,. Tbunday Dlabt wlth •
71 .. I cooq11"t GI !Mmmle at
Or111ge Coast Coflep.
Tlrrictor1 ams-t.ublet • , •.
4 mart to challenge fellow
runnerup Jell wbllc Blackie•
margin of 75 points, yet finish-~~~"
ed 10-4 in this league. And s,r,,-1
WIHflt '~ .. " . l i
Ci TllttnlOll when we start ln the fall 1 ex· t•t•'• l1•M•1fl IM} peel Hven of our first nine to ,. " .,. , .. _wu,. '• I •, be juniors,' uys Sorel)len. It• ts Ntl1w...... I t t Pacifica won the title with a =: f : f
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· 12·2 mark. ,..,,. ' I • ~"" I I Gree Schmidt and Jamie l"•lc• "''•"".., d .• 1 Holmes led Ne..;.,..,, ... ·,· atllck · · t11e1~ "I""'• MIHtl""' WM-. .. . with 14 ind 12 counters. --"=-'-=""-='----!
Newport'• final record in ,,.--.o-;;:.;"';;;,;;--.· --~ , ' Orange Ll!llU' play is U. VOTI A.,., I
trtew..-1 H1rw Ut l JAMES
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Thundly tt waa Wil.9on atop 1tlu'vwl.
Saddleblct, 1$.64. S1dd It back '• MlM
Zlli>l<t pt moot ol Ila ICOI'--le4 tlle Gaudlot
tn1 punch from Rick Damell ...tlb, 11 polnta .., •IPI lldd
and Damly Rocera. palL
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ITwa Ree Rooms
Beachwalk Stresses Fun
If 'rtcrllllon in a new home
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loo~ for, 1heo Beaohwalk.
A. J. Rlll'a new community by
the aa In Huntington Beach,
is for you.
designs. Beach Hoose No. 1 ln-bole golf courses, the be&t ol
eludes a complete kitchen which is the H u n t I n & t o n
are11 card tables, u well as a Se.acli!f Country Club. directly
dance floor for adult parties across the street," noted
and gathering>. Furman. "And adjacent to the
"' The <fft.townhomt com-
munity olfets facilities for just
•bout every type of 1ports
eAthuliast. Tbe entire com·
ml1nlty of Beachwalk is 1'.lilt
1.nJUnd an unusually designed
clubbOuse center. including
beach Hou&e No. I and No. 2,
accented by an impresaive 40-
foot c..1ock tower in· the centr'1
,portJaiJ.
No matter where you live at south side of Beachwalk are
Beacbwalk, !lie center ind night lighted tennis courla
Beach Houses art a short available for pUblic use ...
wait away. In addition , si.J: · Within the ci~ o( Hun-
large heated pool! a n d tina:ton Bach there , are ts
cabanas are planned 1 n ntlghborhood park.: with 55
various locations of the com-more in the planning stages. A
muni.ty. $6 million park e1pan15ion pro-
"Avid beach love.rs .don 't gram has just gone in eUect,
have far to go to reach the which includes 147-acre Cen·
sand and surf." said Furman. tral Park which will have two
"Within a two minute bicycle fresh ~ater lakes. a wildlife
rlde.-frO.ro-tbe -Se.acliff area ii refuge, and miler of ri(ting, ••'l'bl clock tower aet1 off ule ncfel)lo .. l tlieme of• ~
Btacbwalk community, ao It'•
time lot tun/': stated Cal
Furman, Salta Manag,... "We
offer our risidtpta 1 p a
l•cllltie1 that include a heated
Jr. °'1nlvic 1wlmmii11 pool,
tboropy pool, and ~unas
wjthin our poolllde e1ibana."
e world famous surfing spot bilQng, and bicycle trails. ~~e;i:>rt area -Huntington Priced from $37,000, the
For boat in C enthusiast! homes reflect the look ol an
HUntinston Beach bas a public active family's Ulestyle with
marina with nine miles of ceramic tile entryways, wood
waterway. The Sunset Aquatic shingle trim. Bermuda shut.
Park, 1 county operated ters, courtyard patios aod ex-
marina and camping facility paMe! of sliding glass and
offers 300 boat slips, launching clerestory windows.
ramps, restaurant, and camp l-1embers of the Beacbwalt • lleal;h· Houle No. l is design-
e4. especially for teens abd
younj ,adulll offering a pool
table. juke box ind a wall full
of udtlng auper &r•phic '
grounds. Homeow~1 Association ftnd
"In addit ion to the popular all home exteriors, recreation
beach 1rea, Huntington Beac.h ~reas and com_mon greenbelts
oUers three challengina: 11-completely mamteoance free .
few Homes IJ.en:-aining
In Tnrtle Rook Tract , .
. ~c.ly a hlw reservations art SOutbern California's indoor-
lift bi the 15a home com-~tdoor lifestyle is exemplified
munlty ol Broaclmoor Turtle In ·~ d · · o1 dmoo llock, accordlng to Rlcbard B. ·~ "'Bii Broa ' •-•th L. .. J Hornes at Turtle Rock. Each ~w ,uwlder. • Bu)'er• in the final phase of ol tht five borhe plans orfer
thji .aevelopmen~ located on abundant sliiling glass offering
tbe.'Ir.vine Ranch. will n!Ceive !reedom ot movement and
1~ tianu• incloding a ntW two-space throughout kitchens,
aCre part, swimming pool, family rooms, and patio areas.
cobana aod c h'/l d re n ' 1 la the popular Plans l and 4,
,playground equiJIO!<lll. the large master suite and
"After -~ ~ of sue-family room open directly ~
a!:isftil Illes arll h o m e to a private garden atrium -
development at Turilt Rock, the aslrocourt.
we art coming to the end of The astrocourt is a roofless
iyallablt; utilltie:. ao4 reme. room with 1t least two walls
tfol aoninl· 'lllia ~ni we are of glasa that 'bring! natura = out this i!,>oot IUI> 11<actically_indoof'!. The room
eomlJlUllily 1ifth -la offered complele with a
filial we ._,.~," llltei!' choice of thr.. dec:oraUve ~ilh. . I ' , _ , ti;atmenb.
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"There's nothing left to do
-but enjoy your hOme and 111
the beallhy recreation within
and sunounding Beach walk,"
ctnc1uded Fmman.
Homebuyers have a choice
of five plans ,in .sWlwnd lwo-
story models featuring 100
percent nylon shag carpeting,
electric kitchen built·ins in-
cluding double self<.19.nlrig
ovens; anodized sliding glass
doors, wood burning ftreplacea
with k>g lighters, ceramic tile
hearths, clerestory windows,
private enclosed courtyards
and forced-air beating.
Designed , b)i W a I t e r
Richardson, !lie horr.t1 feature
Jandscapln( by P.O.D. and In-
teriors by Ericbon a n d
Msociates. Furnisl1ed . modeb
are open daily froin. lO a.m. to
6 p.m.
~ community may he
reached by llkinf the San
Diego Freeway to Golden
West Street offramp. Proceed
JOUthwest to Beachwalk al
19751 Deep Harbor Drive in
Hu.w.ton Beach.
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wortdl ••• 1inpe fimity homes on
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•Harbor I.me Homes offli'f the breft~ IALll OPPICI Ml Oft 7t4/4 .... N'1
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1WIMMIU 6..., 1•100M NOMU
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A cool ocean view is waiting for you.
Tired of living out of sight of
the water? It's easy to do some-
thin& about it.,, penn11nently!
A whole new perspective of
cool, ocean-view living has been
1J11Veiled in Sequence III of the
magnificent Sea Terrace 'rown-
homes at Laguna Niguel
Your days are filled with clean,
fresh sea breezes which can cool .
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cheeks or <;
fill a boat's
sails. There
ming,
tennis,
volleyball,
bike riding at your Sea Terrace
Recreation Club, a magnificent
3 acre facility for Sea Terrace
residenU;. Or perhaps there's a
i·ound of golf at the private El
Niguel Country Club, or
meeting friends at the Laguna
Niguel Tennis Club
for a set
or two~~~~~~~~; (mem-
ber-
ships are available). Nights
bring you the kind of quiet to
hear leaves rustle and a clear
sq that ·lets you re!!ch up
a6d pluck the twinkle from
a star's face.
And there's more. Views of
the water are breathtaking.
All traffic into this commu-
nity flows through guard
gates. There are trees, lush
landscaping, and gently
r_o lling hills everywhere.
There's the Dana Point Harbor
("home port" for Laguna Ni-
guel) 2'h mil ea
away.
It's all here for you ·
to enjoy now:
2-3-4 bedroom
Townhomes,
completely car·
peted and equipped with all-
electric kitchens, and placed on
site! with views of the Pacific
which ·rival anything on the
coast. Today, come see what
makes life worth living at Sea
Terr ace Townhomes.
Directions: Go south on the
San Diego Fwy. to Crown Val-
ley Pky. exil Turn right (ap-
prox. 6 mi.) to Pacific ~
Hwy. Left 1 mile to Niguel Rd.
Left on Niguel Rd. to Sea Ter-
race Townhomes sales office.
from 534,450
'\bin' own Sea 1errace Recreation Club. •• planned for completion this }'eaJ:
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· Sundan~e Trip Into Past·
""Wtlklna: into the clubhouse a1 sundance, Ponderosa
Hemes' unique new adultHnlY
apertlnfnt community I n
J'ountaln Valley, is llke st~
ping i'nto the pa!t.
unlts. Apartmenls ranee tn
siu from 7Q to tel 1quare
feel. All are appointed with
quallty Ihle carpettn1,
draperle1. alr<X>odltlonln( and
bulll-ln Hotpolnt el«Uic ap-
pllancet. Upst.oln aportmenll
future private 1 u n d e c k s •
Ground-noor units h • v e
private patios.
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Here is a fine sekction of sup~rb new homa.
They are . in Mesa Verde, on the ltJBt good land
in Costa Mesa's best neighborhood.
VALUABLE LOCATION -Many homm aQjoin the Cc11ta M.. Country Club
Golf CoW!ll!. Here is a world apart; a country villlp atmaip!Mn, yet convenient
to major Southland cent.en of u11mwce, edacaliaD aiid-tioa.
'lbere to greet you from
lbtir positiorui on high. ctdar·
paneled walls, are some of
America's favorite old friends
-'-B1g Al Capone. tova"ble
Qbartie Qlaplln. humorist Will
Rofj:ers, lariat in hand, and
Jupin' hiards! -L 1 t t I e
Q:-pha n Anrue , herself.
Wood paniuel flltriff and
extensive use of rough-Mwn
wood panelin g offer a variety
of cheer!ul decorator cok>r1
from y,·hi('h to choose. Apart·
1nent rent from $1f)S to $%00
monthly. either (urnillhed or
unfurni shed, and are
restricted to adults only .
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.All these. and 1nore. n1ake
Up the theme -"getung
together "'1th sorne o 1 d
friends " al Sundance. Then1e
and graphics are the product
of Orange Coumty graphics
desigllt'r Dan Bish.
The spacious Sundance Club
House contains two po o I
tables. fireplace , juke box, lots
of comfortable furniture, plus
a complete kitchen. Interk>rs,
designed by Gary Donaldlon
and As~iates of lrvlnt, art a
stunning mirture of con-
temporary and antique to
enhance Uie Americana 1. '" . theme.
Rec reat)onal amenities in-
clude two swimming pools -
one adjacent to the Club
!loose end th< other. larger SUNDANCE TRIP INTO THE PAST
VALUABLE FEATURES-1 and2-Jevel homm-1,853 to 2,966 aq. ft. of livinr
space. 3 to 5 bedrooms, and a full list of price-incladed features.
from $43,250 f.o $59,500vA 1nd conven;lon•horm1 •
The.ddreu ol di~inctiOfl in C"'1• Mes.. C.lilorni•
Opening this week are 208 or
the projected 316 Sunda~e
Uft.ils. /The remain ing 108 ~·ill
be completed in Deeember. I
"nl! 13-ac-re project w as
de signe d b y W a lt er
Richardson of Costa fl1esa. In
lbe Ponderosa tradition, 11
abounds "'ill\ exterior sid1nj;l or
roogh ·sawn ce dar . The
grounds are a veritable park
of lawn, trees. nowers and
shrubs, but the piece de-
resist.ance is a stream, one ci· rJ block long. which runs
throughou t the project.
pool. located acroas the 1it e., ___ .:_W~:l'.'.'.11..'.:R~Clll"~"'...:A~d'.'.'.o'...'.rn:.:•.:.W'...'.a~ll..:ln::..:_V::al:,:l•!.Y ___ .:_ ______________________ ..;.... _________ _ adjacent to the jacuu.I andl-
• Over it are If footbridg~
vdtlch allow 1trolltr1 to crOll
~m one side to the other as
they meander through the
peaceful setting. r.tany Sun·
dance apartments orrer view s
of this park-like scene which
WU designed by landscape
1i-chitects Jones and Peterson
ol Anaheim.
Sundanct features 96 ooe-
htdroom. one-bath unit!: 88
two-bedroom, one-bath unit!;
and 24 two-bedroom, two-bath
cabana. Nearby is the
barbecue area, and there art
four lara:e, cheerful laundry
rooms at.rategically placed
throufh<>ut this first phase of
con!truclion.
Sundance is e a s i 1 y ac·
cessible via the San Diego
Freeway al the Brookhurst
tum-of(, only miootts away
from local and regional com·
mercial centers. Only four
miles from the beach, Sun-
dance is directly across the
street from the Mile Square
Park and Gold Course.
La Cuesta Opens
Tract Near Beach
The lure of the 1ea has
brought thousands of families
to the beach city of Huntington
Beech, but !ew of them could
live within walkin& diJ:tance of
the be.icb until builder Frank
H. Ayres and Soo opened .sales
at La Cuesta by the Sea, four
hundred yardl from Hun-
ijllgton State --La CU.Sta By The Sea ii th<
lost new neighbor!>ood area in
this location. Prices art from
'35,490 with conventional
financing available, according
Co sales manager Bud Fricker.
'Ibe 40-acre residential com·
munity will have 150 one and
two-1tor y homes on
Brookhlrst Strttt. Thl'ff ro
leVen bedrooma and two to
folr baithrooms are available.
"&rfq, fishing, boltq,
swimming, picnickin&, basking
ln the sun, and the Mediter-
ranean-like climate of the
South Coast are 80ffie or our
natural resources," Fricker
points out.
Many beach communi ties
have small houses, f e w
amenities, and are jammed
t.oa:ether to di.scOurage family
living on an all-year basi1.
Ayres Is provkling big homes
with up ro 3,llOCHquare f..t of
living s p a c e • Urxferground
utilities. streets. street lighta,
sidewalks and sewers will be
in and paid for by the builder.
Nine noor pt.am with 25 dif· •
fertnt exterior stylings, in-
cluding four brand new ones,
lf'e available with ahake and
Mexican tile roofs.
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CALIFORNIA'S HOUSING INVENTORY BY AGE
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HOMES BY AYRES
Proudly Announces Jhe
OF THE LAST LARGE NEIGHBORHOOD AVAILABLE
IN HUNTINGTON BEACH WITHIN 400 YARDS OF
HUNTINGTON STATE BEACH. SURFING, FISHING,
BOATING, SWIMMING, PICNICING, ETC. •• All THIS
PLUS THE FINEST CONSTRUCTION IN THE INDUSTRY.
hACUESTA
$1UV
FEATURING: CHOICE OF NUMBER OF BEDROOMS AND
BATHS * BUILT-IN TV AND TELEPHONE OUTLETS ·
SOME FORMAL DINING ROOMS * WET BARS• FULLY
INSULATED * CONCRETE DRIVES •· UNDERGROUND UTILITIES
CATHEDRAL CEILINGS * LARGE GRACIOUS 'ENTRIES
SERVE-THROUGH PATIO-KITCHEN WINDOWS * LOW
MAINTENANCE EXTERIORS * PATIO KITCHENS
BUILT-INS GALORE * TEMPERED GLASS SLIDING WALLS
TILE AND SHAKE ROOFS * LARGE CLOSETS * FAMILY ROOMS
SHOWERS OVER All TUBS * ACOUSTIC CEILINGS
*MANY MORE DELIGHTFUL FEATURES TO MAKE
YOUR LIVING A COMPLETE PLEASURE.
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Coast Company Booming
One-Man Operation Grows to $6 Million Business
By RUDY NIEDZIElmU Wllh a staf! o! only 196
ot ni. oauy """ ,,.., persons, the Newport Beach-
,,,_and-a·ball years ago bued company could hardly
Phlllp J. Stevena decided lo be called a corporate (iant.but
bang out his own obingle. Stevens aays lt 11 doing better
He stt up shop In a small of· than "the red-bot computer
fice in Sin Bemardlnn. In the companlea In their heyday
beginning, he didn't even own deaptte a period o! 1eneral
a desk. Appointments with economic adversity."
clients were kept over a card "In the paat 90 days we have
table borrowed Imm bl& wile racelved oonlracts amountlllg
until the furniture arrived. ~ to more than $4 or $5 million."
stevens called the uttle said Stevens, whose co~
busintu Ultrasyatems -an pany's busines!: focuses on
aU5picious title for a one-min some of the major problems
operation -and still Nrves u facing the nation today -air
111 president today. pollution, nolae •batemen~
But the amall office bas bo&Ung ufety, water pollu-
grown to two entire noora ol • lion, highway ufety. aircraft
huge office tower at Newport safety and mint safety.
Center Drive and branches in Ill contractor, in many
Ogden, Utah; San Antonio and cases, Is the United Sia~
Housfon, Texas; Ph o e n 1 :1 , govermnent, vanou1 c1Ues
Ariz. and Greenville, Soulh lhroughout !he country, the
earoiina . military, or NASA.
Earlier this m on th , Ultrasystema' 1b111 t y to
Ultrasystems bollgbt out deliver the dealred product to
another, large c o m p a n y , them bu allowed It lo doubl•
Dynamic Sci...,.. in the Ill &ales each year.
Irvine Industrial District; and ~ o1 Ulltuystema' more
cloubled Ila stse. -inc work occun al ill
And In I'ebr.uary P-llcllllywblnthee1-
Ullruyatems acquired Pbaroo perimeotal ufety vehicl.,
Sy&tema o1 Wa.sbington D.C., pn>ducocl by Falrchild-lllller
wblch Is involved in brlnglng and AMF are CU1Tently being
the -puter age to c:rinlina1 i.ated.
justice activities. Boch companies we r e
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Santa Anans to Attempt
Flight Duration Record
SELF-MADE TYCOON
Philip J, Stovons
awanled Department o f
Tramporlalion contracts o! $4
rnlllion each to build lour cars
c•pable ol wltl!standlng head-
on cnubea ol at least ~ mph,
without lerious injuries • to
pwenrm. '
Tesla conducted by Stevens'
company showed that the
AMF Car passed the tests with
a 100 percent acore but that a
milwirlng 'o! the a t r b 1 g
•Yllem callSed the Faircblld·
Hiller car to Dunk.
Each o! the cara !eatw.s
anti-akld brakes, periscope-
type mirrors. soft energy·
absorbing material& to protect
pec1ostr14111 ill the eveol or a
To emphasize t b e bft.. among today's youth. Collision, an d pnitection
portance o1 air utety, a Gould named bl& ...,,.,,i. againlt side Impacu.
pttcisinn planned assault will vice preaident alMI c:biel' pilot, Closet to home, test. .,..
be made on the Wsting filght David R. Corslglia, together being conducted at t h •
d""tiOn record, It wu an-wllh IM P. Muon, manager Newport Beach plant on new nounced by R. R. "Dick" ol General AvlaUon Flight equipment dealgned to reduce
Gould, J>ftsldenl ol GAT Cenltr, lo make the bl&toric the emissions from large eleo-
lnvestment Inc., and Clfnetll ntghl tric power pllills, .diesel
Aviation Fil«ht Center of SU. ConitJl,t, SI, II a veteran tnicb, and a melhnd by wblch
ta Ana. plio! w!lh 7,000 boon loaed IargHCale oil spill& can be
Gould aald the record, flllbt Umt and ant o! the prlJ>. contained at aea.
company has the esclusive
proprietary righla on the
design of a new airport fog
diapersal syllem, OOW being
tested for the Air Force at
Vandenberg Air Force Base.
It involves heating the air
temperature around an airport
by several degrees in a pro-
cess called "plume painUng''
which Stevens can explain, but
won't since the contract
agreement is w i t h a
govemmentaJ agency.
ARTIST'S R!NDERING OF N!W WESTMINSTER MALL TO BE CONSTRUCTED IN ORANGE COUNTY
U tests prove succesaful.
Stevens aald the Federal Avta.
tion Administration wW con·
sider a $5 million program to
install the company's design
at a domeslic airport. The
potenliaJ for installations at
New Center Planned
Construction to Begin on Westminster Mall
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all alrportll throughout the na-Construction will start next month on provide aplit-levcl parking for some 11,200
tion which encounter fog one of the largest regional shopping cars.
would be excellent, according center complexes in Orange County, it The special multi-level design of the
to Stevens. '1.'as announced by Homart Development mall will locate many shops on the
With the addition o r Co., a wholly-owned subsldlary of Sears, ground court and create a unity that
Pharot Systems to t h e Roebuck and Co-facilitates easy visibility a n d ac-
company, Ultrasystems iJ now Weetminlter Mall, am u t t 1-1 eve t, cenibillty among all the stores in the
de v e 1 oping computerized climate controlled, enclosed mall will be center.
·methods for storing and klcated 00 a tz.acre site bOUnded by the A hallmark of Orange Cowrty'a neweat
retrievblg information related San Diego Freeway, BolSI Ave., and 1hopping center will be the very lara:e
to crilJlinal records, warrant Edwanb st., in the. City of Westminster. "Grand Court". With its arpeted ramps,
and wanted ru., and jail Anchoring the shopping center will be live planlinp, and aculptur.,, tllil at-
records. Ill clients tnclude the four department sto~es : Sean, Roebuck tractive, colorful area reducts walking stat.es of NA" Mexico and Co B !! d r~ .... ~ dJatances by focualng customer traffic and Co., May ., um'1, an a uw ui ~-..i proVI'dt1 a · trn •·· Nebraska and the clUes of to be announced at a later date. Another wiu spaclOWI a OIJhlC.I e
Houston, Abilene, san Antonio, 150 national and local tenantl will offer 8 !:d the sboppeo!r and an ideal setting for a
IJttlo Rock, and Orange. complete range of merchandise and e ranie promotional activities.
Stevens, whose comptny is rvtce Seara plans a 200,~ aq. ft., full.line
al,. •--vlly involved with se s. department store, having two sales levels ~ Seara ii scheduled lo open In the spring above grade and adjacent ITilde park-
mnnerolJI other projects for of 1974, with May C.O., and the mall itself ing available to both Jevell. SUf'I will
the milltary and industrial opening the !ollowinlf !all. Bul!wru' will have a total Investment of f6 rnllllnn In
firm&, Is ple9Jed about the open In the summer of 1175. the store project.
meteoric rise of his small Site work will bea:in in September, with 1be store will be the 28th Sears depart-
company durln& the put lbree buildlni constructim set to llart by ment IUft in the Los Angeles-Orange
years. January, 1973. Westminster Mall will County retail area, and in addition to its
The fourth year, he claims '1iiiiiiiiiii!iiiiii!~~~!iiiiii-.iii.iiii already looks "like a profile ofll
Mount Evereat." "Forecula meet the $10,()()() panther*
unique parting level arrana:ement, will~
have extensive landJcaplng to blend with -.,
the ecology of the Westminster area. =:-
May Company will open Its 2lnd run:~
in Southern California in the City of :-."
WestmiMter in the fall of 1974. The twc>-;}
level, 150,000 sq. ft. structure will be con-:i
temporary in de.1lgn. :--,
A unique feature of the store will bt IL•·~
restaurMt and cocktail bar which will:;
have a separate entrance and will rt-•;·
main opeo after store boun. :~
Bu!!ums' will build a 90,000 sq. ft.:~
specialty department store on two levell,:;
each accwible from a parking lot nn 111:(
own level aa well u by loot tra!Dc. ~
Honuut· Development Co. iJ a major:"
shopping center developer in the: United~
States and Mexico. The company cur-·~·
renUy bas 14 J'ea:ional !hopping centm in:"'
operation. Homart was founded in 1960 .. %
and opened it• flnt shopptnc center in ::
Fort Worth, Tex. in 1982. ::
Homa rt is now e:J:ploring other ;-...
possibilities for development in Orance
County.
indicate !hat our salea wlll lri·
pie lhla year and !hat we will
close the fiJcal yiear with more
lhan '5-~ mllllnn In contract nvenues, and lhat poet-ta,
eamlnp will alao triple lll
record of 'the prwvlaus yur,"
HOW TO MAKE
$MONEY$ ··~ • ~ • • IN APARTMENTS .,1abllsbed In 1169, WU " clpol -o! GAT. Maaon, -cplained that the
dayl, 23 boW'I, 11 mlnulel and 2t, bu ~ boUrl Iogged(-;iiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmj;° l aeconds. fllcllt dme and II both a fllghl(
be &aid. PANTERA INVESTMENT LECTURE ;.
" .. •• eidi~~~~~F~~~-~ .... ~-~ad~·~.-~~IJ>.~1 Wanted:
=r~v111i:• ;~~,t: Practical1product item$ for ·
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I.E. LOANS Non-patented items cons.idcred.
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:,-:.:":";:... 2750 Bellfiowcr Blvd,. Suite 201-A,
RILIAILI
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Lakewood, California 90815
telephone: (213) 425-1104
CP.M. AWAU.mHOSU.YICIOlOANllATibN1MIW
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dtpenent suspension and mickhip en&iM: placement. f1v•
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INCOME BENEFITS
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reimbursed upon quelificetion. For
dotoils c•ll Al Sloon, 714-842-5581
in Orenge County.
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..... ·pt1cM ti.low rep1..e."*'1 •t $.16$Cll 2X10 tq. ft. et flt1td <eutllty •
comfort • .a bid•-· 3 upar•I• IMlltlt. temlly .._.. wlltl lnl!llrlng flrepl..e.,
bll!ll '" clrHm kndltn, c1111tw11ll1r, tor!NI cllnlnl room. Lovtly 911111 hi-let
t1rJ19llf!9, Suncledt. BHVlllUI patio too. Owner lrlfllflrrecl! ~
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rooms. 2 bltht, Ltr11t t•mlly room wllll lnylrlnl fll'"•plfU, wff-Ylr' '"'51t-'" IP1Jlltnct1, 1111......,.llltr, ~ We c1rptilng, cwrom c1r1pn. IMI
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FOUNT1111t VALLEY-NEAR BEACH· $34,7!0
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Gall-Assessor If
Home Overvalued
By JACK BROBACK
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If you are ooe of the more tlw1 300,000
owneri of a tlp.gle family home in Oranae
County you received in the mall last;
· month a p6stcard adviainl you ol lbe as-
sesaed valuation of your home for the
coming flacaJ year.
equity may exist, a field review by an
apprailer in the office ia ord~. Several ' thousand such reviews are granted eacb
ye.ar, according to VaUerga.
ksse ss ... Property, Coll ect ·Taxes
'lbe information on the card from
Orange O>unty Ao5eisor ~w J.
Hlnshaw'1 omet told you ,_,hat his
department thlnks your property is
worth, the market value, and gave you
the assessed value to be applied to this
year's tax rolls -25 percent of the
market value as required by state law.
"For lnstanct, a man complained ti.it
aa wdust from a nearby manufacturlql
plant waa falling Into his swim pool. thua
lowering the value of the property," the
chief deputy e1plained. "An appraiser in-
spected the ·property and found that tile
owner's contention was true and an alb
justment. was ma;de." '')
Complaints were more frequent this
year because the overall average of Pn:JP:. t
erty in tbe county went up 14 .8 perceD&;;..,
But, Vatlerga Uyt, after a fast atart -
1,200 were received by telephone or (l\l
person one day -they have dropped to
about 100 a day.
BY JACK CHAPPELL
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• •••. in Ibis ,....Id, notblns.il >Certain
bu(. death and ........ Ben Frmll:lin
rnade .that remark to a French friend in
1719, and it's as true today u It was
then. '!:be m8R who makes it certain for ~
·pie Iii Orange County Is llobert L. "Bob"
Citron, the COUDIY• WI oollector. ··m cOuector•Ji -two w«dt wbi~b
conJ~ up vlilona qi ihe 5berllf of No~
ting~, a man ol dour di!J><lllllon and
llchy palm.
.C•·d...riptloo of Bob Citron just
wouldn' match. •
check. He will receive more tl!lm 310,000
cbecu witb bis name OD them Ibis year.
Cllrm doesn't use a •RW'· but persons
wbO do not meet their tu comm!tments
moy well end up having the collector
eeilt their .,,..,.rty, which. alter legal
IJnlC<SS<', lllO)' be llOld for back•laxOI.
AU ol lbla>l1 not dhJ«nec! ljl make the
la& collector the l'DOlt popular fellow in
town. To prove it, 'Citron bu a file full of
Irate letien. Some get dOwtiright nasty,
aich 11 thil ooe:.
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talking to someone, l amwtr every
telephone call. I hate to call a
buslnwman or other county department
bead and have aome secretary give me
tbe third degm.
"I'm the tu collector. and wu elected
by the pe>ple. I lhould have the courtesy
to talk to those J>(Ople who wish to talk to
me." Citron aaid.
Citron toot off tee. ·as tax collector in
1171. Citron, 47, had been a depulf w
·collector in the office for 10 yean before
being elf<led to the 121>,IOO a yur job.
atron was graduated from the
University of Southern Calif<l'Dia with a
bachelor's degree In b u s I n e s t
admlntst.ratioo.
He iJ a third generation Californian,
and recently found a $'eet in Anaheim
daUng beet to 1887 named after one of
hil ancestors.
Contrary to an upward trend in govern-
ment department budgets, atroo cut his
budget 138,000 last year. Thi! year. he
trimmed another $5,500 trom his budget,
$S,500 below the previous year's.
These economies have been made at a
lime when the services provided by the
collector's office have increased as a
(Ste COIJ.ECTOR, P1ge C!)
So you think Hinshaw'• staff went
overboard this year and valued your prop-
erty too hlgh? If so, the staff will be
glad to talk to you. But only about the
valu~lion or your property.
According to Jack Vallerga , Hinshaw'•
chit:f deputy, most complaints center on
the amount of taxes in dol,lan.
II that is your gripe, you came to the
wrong place. 1'Je assessor's ot.nce does
not stt tax rates.
But if your complaint Is that your prop-
erty is grossly overvalued, h1aher than
comparable homes in your neighborhood .
the ll!SeS90r 's staff will talk it over wttb
you.
If the staff member! a~ that an in-•
If you are one of those with whom the
appraiser agrees. you then must petition
one of the county's two assessment ap-•
peals boards. panels of three businest' ·
men appointed by lhe county super.-
visors. After a short informal session I
the board members may grant the re-
vised value of your property.
· If the assessor 's office does not IO'ft
with you the appeals board listens t.O
your side of the argument. the asseaorr1
case and then the board may decide for
you, the assessor or 1trike a middle
ground. If you dQp't.like '""'decision you
have recourse to the"fourli, of course. ..,
Resplendeql ill a ~1. modllh JlllOrl
Jacket, 'l\'hlte pall!!, a -jaunty: Cllim
'tilked I.bout the life aa Orange COunty 's
head wman.
.. You politicians are really a dumb
·bunch of.Jolters! (I could say wone) & I
wondel"il , .. really expect to kid -or
fool anyooe?
''-You gi¥e lit i .·t'JD n:J:iate Uieri .lulJI
around and raise our taxe1 $100. 213.·Ageneies Set Tax Rates If the decision is against you, and ycif l~
still believe ln your case, then you shouW.~
pay the tax "under protest" and file su~t i
within six months in the Superior Court
for refund of the excess tax collected. ' _, "People. are re&1 surpriRd at meeting
a live w collector in person~ And, of
course, we're .spoken about unfavorab1y
in the Holy Bible," Clum chuckled dur·
"Hope you, don 't give a '100 rebate as
we can't afford the raise it would make
on our rues.
"Moot Sincerely,
1be Tax C.ollector does not U6es5 prop-
erty. The Assessor does that.
The Tu Collector doet not set tar
rates, elected councils or boards of
various taxing bodie.s do that. ing, Ill inferifew. -· · "A Diagrunlled Taxpayer.
'11 think that every ~ B. De.Mille
•lllrile'about Blbllcal times shows the WI
<!ollecter aa I fellow in loo(,IJowin( robes
wl» ;ptbm &hwl .hint JOldlen in
minli,ltitto and goes. Into. the countryside
''P.S. Replf to this if you have the
JUU!"
Cltion did nply, saying that H didn't
take "guts, ·just a realization of, the
facts ." He explained where the
ret*e came froln and why taxes were
up,' aornetbinf his office bas oo cootrol
over.
'lbe Tu CoDector collects ..,,.._ He
~ collect.o a lot of' gull !nm people
who blame him for bigb taxes.
Orange County's tax collect« Is Robert
L. "Bob" Citron, and he ii quick to point
oot that be haJ nothing whatever to do
with the amount of tues.
to coiled the tax.. . ' . '\JI -1• dl<!n't pay, they got a 1pear lo !bi biecltalde. 0.,, fellow told me he
caJ11feel that ._ wben be sita down to -~hll__taxf01"...Cllrm aai!l. .... ., -~-••err lelletl.,et,wwa\b' !!I the tame 'tone as the one that was writ-
That. amount is determined b y
multiplying the wed property'• wessed
'tlluation b_y the tu rate set by a ~.
« municipal goyemment. ~' Al-tax ·coUeetor, Citron ia: the fellow
·•'-' name • -on the "pay to the ,.rder GI'" bl&nt an the tax paYJll<!DI
teru IO' me. •·• ~ ~
•1Except when I'm in a conference or
'lbe product Is the WI owed to the
govemmental body.
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A t .;Your
S e r -vice
Write Pat Dun• to got thinp c1o ... Pat wlll cut red lope, got the antwert
'and Ille acti"" yeu ....i to .solve l""'lultln in .... mmont and bualnoas,
Mall YI"'' ~UOlll<ln to Pat Dunn/Al YOllr SOnlca, 0r.,... Cont Dolly Pilot,
P.O: Box 1560,'Coato. Maso, Ca. 92626. lnclud1 yovr telophone number.
DEAR .JiA)': ' .
' Illy aiobanc!•-!\red from bis well paid Job
" ' !rt' a ~II otore • tbtte WtOU aio. 111' boo4 aaid
lherO were no hanf.,feelinp and to expect good
f reterencel. My busbAnd then filed a ·claim for urr
einployment lnsuranc<. ~ the Human Re-
-Development Dept. interviewer contacted
my hllaband's ·former boas to <l\lalify the claim,
tbe ~ aald he fired m)"llusband beca.,. of mt ..
CXllldud. He related ilu'ee or four in1tances which
were., eltbet uotrue or unreamablt. Because of.
Ibis rmm'1 dislionesly, my husband has.-deoled
~I ln!urance. I a.m very angry and at a loll sb1ce we need the mooey, bul It'& mainly
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the ~ that botben me. · '
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I.aw ........ u employer II slate a ,..c.tt U .. ,_. f.._ ...... ,. .... -11-
e..,i.,-._ ... ,i.e 11 --w>Jcl w la ... ..,...,. •• dllmllial. BJID -,._..,....,, rw-employw apa ail le Wiii
llOl ..,_Wt trtctul ltate••t. v.., a.11b1• -1a1..--....... -' 11 tlie l!llD IH ,...... a...,,....._ a n!efte at willcll -.. .. ...... -"""'""' -..., .. -.
_, i.. lllt al --..ii-·"' w. ..... I !llaeo ,_. .. _ ·4'1 .., •k'for • -1
................. .._.,,.. .... ena1 " ...
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DEAR PAT:
M.)' falher-io-l&w just applled for wellara. lie
Is a ,_,. old and i.a a broltm --'lbe Wei·
f&r1 ~t811l71Juaband a ce1tfltd letltt
ht coaldn't ..,.,. 11n<e lie -at work. My~ -a almlllr ·llller. II _. • .,.. a.· rorm ,....,.. a..cw .__.
... la -..... -""""""" -be ..._to pPe. "'-t11ero "'1 lepf '"" :-11 "' ,.,,_ la OD Gill tllil ...,,.! We doe'! foel Ille w-. Dopa.-bas mer ._ to' lmow oar
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!inencial situaUon. We doo'I re!pOCI this falher-
io-law and. want nothing la do with him.
L. M., Capbtruo Bead
: . . nae ..• 1 respoaslWe relative la• hi Ca1Uor4
ala wlilcl req.lrel a ·ellDd II provide flaaactal ·~ II u aied pareat U poptlile. U yoo !pore
Ille nm Idler from Ille· Welfare DeportmeBt, ...
oilier wDI " seat.. u )'OI do DOI mpood to tlllJ
letter, tbe coan&y eoumel MD be informed ud
legal action wUJ follow. •
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DEAR PAT:
I 'pa\\f'fU lo Local Readero Service OD Dec.
3, 1t7I for .. magazine subocrijJllon 'fOI' my grand-
dallei!l!l'l I ""II t1!e '9 habm<e to LRS on Dec. 4.
'Ibey sen a' Oiristinas card to my granddaughler
adcnowl~ing the' order, but the' magulne has
never'aniftd. I wrole lo tbem·and they ..........t
saying they would look into the matter. can you
,help me iet either the magulne .,. my rnooey
back?
D. M., Colla ~·
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The tax bill property owners receive
includes numerous tax levies b y
governmental bodies. Citron collecll taJ:-
es for 213 different taxing agencies such
as school districts, county or municipal
governments. water and 1 an I t·a-t lo n
districts. Tb ere are 1,500 different
tar rates set by those agencies in the
county, and Citron's office collects for
U1tm all. •
may pay a very different tax than one in
another code area, even if the bouaea:
have · the same value and are located
s.ide-by·side in the same neighborhood.
Courts will not hear a suit involvinj;
taxes paid under protest unlesa the ta• "
payer has first been before the appeall
board. •
Now that's a s.ituation that can lead to
some anger when neighbo(I: get-together
and start comparing ta&~ billa, Citron
said.
The wrong way to protest is to refUM
to pay the tu .. owed. Thi! could r.su!&
in the selzlng'of wed property. .: t
About 600 to 1,000 appeals an heard I·
each year by the two review boards. ·
A person's WI depends upon which and
how many of the wing distrlct.o hil prop.
erty lies within. 'lbe tax collector'a Gl-
fice ~ di.ided the county Into code
areas, by compi.1ing tbt overlaping taJ:
He pointed out that there 1J a case
where code areas run througb"the middle
of a warehouse. , ·
He said the owners always try to figure
which code area will have the lowest tax
rate and then Ibey move invtJ1lory to
tbit side of the warehouse for as-
sessment by the cOOnty · 1sseuor'1 pet·
!Orlnel.
"In the vast majority of the casto11 ).
before "the boerda, llO to 90 percent, thi " a......, ;, sustained in his judgment ol
the value of the property," Vallerta aaid. t
areas. ·
A homeowner 1n me taxing code area
aurance on deceased member• of the family. Js
it possible to have a legal name change wJthout
golng through an erpensive procedure wilh an •~
torney7 s. U., !Aguna NlpeI
A·legal 1une change requires a court ~Ing.
U you bve dedded against btriag: u attorney;
the Santa Ana Law Ubrary lw ume cbu1e
coan procedgre reaearcb ma"'1ah avallabll
Court uraacelneata caa be made t.y elllln1 \be
cowoty elerlt at au.mt aad pa,i.1 Ille 144 rum1
lee. Tllo Soelal Se<urily AdmlJlltnlloll wDI 1cctp1
either !I . wrlffen uplanatioe of a tame cbnge or
llalemeat1 from .U... persou verlf1ln1 tbe
cban1e. h1aruce elaim1 may prove· mtre comp.
Heated wltlioat a leial ume cbuge. U yoo were
um.eel beneficiary IUMler yov former ume, yoa
wW UVe to estabtld ide1tlty 11 tlte named btae-
Oclsry. u ~•Ible, eoal&el Ille losmance cmpilty
lloldlq' Ille P,lley bl .-ud ....--Ilic,
·Information oa what will be riquJred• for proOr
of ldentllJ' at the Ume of a cl~
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DEAR PAT:
I'm considering attending an airline school
to0n and wooJd like your opinion, and the oj>ifiions
of as many airlines aa p>S1ible, about the v;due
The reason for this ii: that Hlnabaw'1 ,
office has one of the most advanced •P-
(Ste PROPERTY, P1g1 0)
of lhi• kin!f ·of educallon in securing a job.
J. T., Newport Beac•
All tbe majo( airlines C!lndocl tlielr on
trabdllg COll'MI alter an appllciuit IJ 1<ttptecl,
~ art paid wllDe tatlq tlllJ b11lradloll.
Nonf ef tt.f alrllnff eHonn aay school, •r will
uy ofnct8ni dbco .. t tbe adv!Jablllty of private
school trab.11&. U yoa are coulderiag a stew1rdo
es• poattloll a1 yoar 1oa1. yo1 1bould eoa•kter the
two-year atrUne ttewarde11 tralnbtl major •'·
fered by Oruge Coot Commaolty College. Tiiis
Associate GI Arla jll'Oll'llll b aollollally .._aed
by Ille majcir alrliaeo ud 1% pottenl of Ille srad ..
ates ever. lite put five year• bave ReUred em·
ploymepl .&1 --· accordlq to a college ipot~. Ole airline offictal coJDJDented tlaat aU
alrllllel'·want to ldre tdocated perlOM ucl "col.
te1e tralnJnc belp•." ne private school yoa men-
Uoae4 elf«• training for DOIHeehnical utry ltvel
poslliou for ticket agents, ear1• reterVations,
,. travel 11eee:y Work, air erusporUtiol q:ent1. etc.
but DOI -ardet• lrlblblg. Tllo eome coaslsU ol
330 hoan of trainln1 llld co.U apprtxlmately
•t,tts. A jtlacement service for tetthlg Ip inter•
view•, ts· operated ill ctanedk>I wltb. tbe scbool.
You and the Law
Through The (Not) Looking Glass
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• $;_ J DAILY l'ILOT
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Good Deed
People
p,.. tbe put I' manbts Bm . PlflMI hH beell dolnfl I lot of
IJJttr11ol ind Ulldmtlndlnfl.
BUI. 1 J .. yeaM>ld aopbomoto al
Ooldtn West Oolle1e. spends about
3$ hours a month as a Volunteer ill
llroblllao ~fllr llLDllllJL -
Coonty Probation Deportm<nt.
The VlP pf01r&m ls open to
persons over 19 years old wb:> have
a sincere interest in working witb
youngsters who are on proballon.
Eacb volunteer ls asslgntd a young
probationer to wort with and
counsel.
Bill, who ha! worked with one
boy since he came lnto the pro-
gram. practices what he term• hr
direct cou.nsellng when working
with his proballonetr.
"Most of my time ii ipent
developing a relationship," says
BUI. "The idea Ls to supply the
youna:stu with what may have
betn lacking in his family llfe."
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Ho w to Be Safe
I n a Small Auto
a.Mel lltft.krrioe
8ACllAllEN'l'O -All otlltr thlnp
_ ...... _...11.1n...iV4Cl 111 ~ao:&aent, a... you Iller la a e vthJcle thin a small oneT 'lbe anrwer ••Ye1,"
but llllt's ool)' pat\ of tbe ......... Acconllcc lo • recent Unlvonlty ol
Callfomla at Loa Ancel .. lluey, tbe bl1-
1er vebk:les are safer, but the:re ls a lot
the -U car driver can do lo equllbe
tho oddl -and perh1ps save his or ber
own llle in the proctu.
Tbe mo1t important factm, the metal· anwhlni ........ii.rs found, art: e Proper rmralnts Ind
• MDdua!e•peedl.
· Proper mtralnts are well known but
too ofien ignored, partlcutart7 by people
"just nmn1nJ down to the store'' or mall~
tng some other brief trip. Tho 1tudy
found the we -at all ttma -ol !lltl)'
belt and, U avall1ble, lhoulder hamesl
can and does ave lives. : •
veblde my take more punlabmen~ In •
beacklo colllllon tbe d r I v • r ...i
posl<O(en~ no lll!!r~ l~!Y toJ!!ller
....iou. tn)llrlea -portlcularly 11 they
... well strapped tn.
But tbe mailer vehicles Ar< definitely
mo<t vulnerlble when bit Crom tho aldo
-driver and ~era are too
often 1 e a t e d at what bl just
about bu m p e r level on the targ.
.,. ooa. And Ibo 11111• cars
II< more wtnerable In 18Y type of col-
llllon ance tbe speed pll 1bove tbe IQ
Dille per bour -k.
One answer to small car drlvinc •t
llllJ>er speeds Is, ol courae, defemlve
drivJnc -COOSllnl lltrlneu for the ~ ol othora, -lh!Y huudoua
llllU•tlonl and a ~,to ltettle !or
aomelhlttg 1 .. s than tbe "rtgbls" In-
volved lo the Jules of tbe rvad.
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The probation department is
looking for more volunteers in the
VIP program. Anyone Interested
should contact the probatiM office
at 632-7879.
~tt.Y PILOT Sl•N ,......
VOLUNTIER BILL PAYNE, RIGHT, GETS PROBATION OFFICER WALT PRESELY'S ADVICE And at speeds up lo IQ mtlea,per bour,
tbe study ctiJCOverOll, wlltle I llDlllet
On1tbe other band, such defeollva clriv·
In& mates -no matler wbal 0.. aize
of tbe -beinf drtva. '
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You Can Help
Thinking of volunteering to help someone in need? Al·
most any skill you have can be utilized .
If you have an organization in mind, make an appoint·
ment with Its director 1nd vilit Its facilities while in operation.
If you are not sure of your field of interest, call the
Volunteer Bureau for work de1crJpUons and openings. For
south Oran1e County, call 642·0968, for west Orange County
call 530-2370.
Working hours can be made to suit your convenience.
Short projects may be assigned to you, or you may have to
designate certain hours at regular intervals. Professional
workers are usually nearby for on·the:-job training.
If leaving home regularly is a problem, clerical , sewing,
translation and other tasks can be picked up and done at
home. Leave your name and skill with the bureau in your
are1 . • · all Your expenses include transportation and occasion y a
unllorm. These costs ore tu deductible.
PIGEON DROP
Help forYou
Pregnancy counseling is available for all Orange Coun·
ty residents. Here are four organizations where professional
help can be obtained. All of them are staffed partly by volun-
teers.
BIRTH CONTROL: ORANGE -The Blrtb Control In·
stitute educates and counsels unwed mothers or women with
problem pregnancies, referring them to the proper agencies
for assistance. The institute is at 1818 W. Chapman Ave. For
more information, call 639-7470.
PRE-NATAL CLINIC: SANTA ANA -March of Dimes
agency at Suite G, 111 W. Dyer Road ls devoted to finding
the cause and prevention of birth defects. 979-2270.
CONFIDENTIAL COUNSELING: NEWPORT BEACH -
APCAJIB gives confidential help for abortion and adoption,
single parents counseling. Referral is free at 444 N. Newport
Blvd., 6424438. Vasectomy referral /is by appointment only.
FREE CLINICS: Botli the. Huntington. Beach and La-
guna Beach clinics provide free medical and counseling serv·
ices. Huntington Beach: 222 Filth St., 586·8333; Laguna
Beach: 422 Glenneyre St., 494-0761.
Y our H eal t h
Allergy Tests May Lead·
To Easing of Hay Fever
11Hay !eV«" lm't caUled by bay nor ta:
there any r~ver with it. But, no 1114tter
what it is called, approximately lo
million AmericaNI lhil summer will bulf
and puff, wheeze, sneeu, and oouah
while they dlb at waltr)l llld ikhy ey ...
Ragweed ii tbe big culprit In
northeastern Unltld Stolel, bul In.
caurorn11 other weeds, and partlculorly
graas Polln, a.re uaually the caUlt of
uncomlortable symptoma.
BAY FEVER LI one of the moat com-
mon of allergies. What CIURI it? Medical
sdenU.LI know that Illy fever ii Olused
by .. bofancel called a11er1.... In
rqweed bay 'fever, !or example, Ibo
-hreothell the fine rapeed potlen or "dust" which contains an allergen. Its
effect, when breathed, is to Jpeed up the
production of body def ...... !n tbil pro<-
eu the body manufactures and releases
l!"l"lful cbemicaJs. One of llleae ~. hlmmine, ii tbe villain
-ti produca the uncomfortable eymptom.a by acting upon oelil In tbe
llnfng or tile noae and throat.
One thing J1 aurt: H11v fever can D't1:ke
a panon'1 Ule miserable. II cu ailed
generll health througll losa of sleep and
appetite. Wone yet, compllcaUons can
produce S«ioua trouble with the ears,
note, throat, and ainJ&es. 'Ibe working
perain with hay fever lolet an average or
ooe -per year fnlm work, reports the Allergy Foundation of America.
, Many Still Fall f or Old Con T rick I : -._ e, TOM BARLEY
"HAYES" LEAD
PRODUCTION
UPSWING
But ia counhles where •
sbortag" oJ food and
housing are acute, the
rate of production Is
barely ahe!d at the·
populatioll illl:reaso
Seaaonal bay lever, caused by polleM
In the air' la the moet common type of
bay fever. II occurs cnly al the time of
y-when the plant caua~ It ii Ill
bloom. Spring bay fever ii caused by trte
and ..... polleni: -and fall bey fever ii CIUlld by gr..,.a and weedl. In
....., MCllona or California, pollen may
be In the lir oeuly tbe year 'round -tbe
aeuon may Jul fnlm Febnilr)' until
December, iMtead or two monthJ u in
tbe northeastern atate..
I ottfM DlllY Pl .. SllN
_.Martha wu -handicapped by arthr1lls
~and falling eyeslgllt but tho !rail little
idow never misaed an opportunity to
t lbe nearby South Oout Plaza ll aho
u offered a ride there by a friendly
igbbor.
She loved to work her way around the
lng complex and if her eodtH'ance
1pan waa nothing like wbat it used to be
didn't mind. Tho crowded atore5 did
her good and there was m1ny a friendly
face to see in a cirmllt ot the com.pin.
Helen -~1artha neter I.earned her last
name -had a vtrY frltndly face and
they were 300n talking animatedly
despite Martha's havlnc lo deny kinship lo tho wealthy tJranie COunty [amily
Belen aaid &he ao closely resembled.
They were deep in a dlacusskm of
Martha's memories of her mother's
family in Burlington, Vt., •·hen Janet -
Martha never learned her second name
-came along and found the bulkf
manila envelope right at Martha'• feet.
"1 thought tbat wll pretty strange but
J didn't pay too much mind to it,"
Martha later told Costa Mesa police. "I
hadn't noticed the envelope when I met
that first young lady but then my eyes
aren't an that good these d1ys."
UFE SAVINGS Helen and Janet knew alt about that
when they decided to make Mirtha their
nut victim in an act of rraud that is one
ol tbe atmpl .. t Ind oldeat In tho pro-
fusion -the "pigeon drop."
Martha and those in her age and health
pip are tailor-made for the operaUon
tf 1 plan that more often than not nets
the likes of Helen and Janet the life uv·
s ol their victims.
· Jlul the pigeon drop, aatonlshtngly, is
not. confined to the elderly, Polict files m Oiled with repcl1a of "PillOll drop"
practlUooers who have conned cautious,
rolddl ... ged raatdenta and II.rt, hllhlY
lnlelligent YOUllilleu of college 11e out
.ol conalderable awns of money.
But back lo Mirtha ud a eluate ple<e
of pi1ton clroppery that Is rogmled u
IUCh by district attomey's inveltiaaton
wbo ; oo1Y wlsb Ibey could move the
report from thetr "UlllOlved" lo lbe
••to1ved" !Ue.
Wh\)e lho aatonlthod Martha looked cm,
Janet Wiled whit ippeared lo ba • con-
lldera6ie sum of money, mo1t of It ln po
tills. from the envelope. "l.«lk," 1h6 told Morthl Ind Helen, looktni lrOUnd to
mate aure they were not obttrved,
"theae ,.... to ba betlinl .Ups In tbe
middle of all this."
11Hey," u.ld Hilen, 1'1 know what'• · fllnc an. Dlil_yoil read .In the J>'per tbe
etllar • abolll all tbeae bookmUlnl ~ tho poll .. ba .. -lootlnC
.... ? !'ti just bal 11111 bu ..... thine to
;, with IL"
An three looked 11 the bundle or ..... y
for,.... momtnt1 bebiro anyooo spoke.
IWIMONIY ..._.." l""" Mid. "I don1 ... W1i7 •'I sboaltl -thla In Ind let II Co to a
public f\rnd or 10IDethln1. Jt's bid money
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that could do us a Jot of good and no one
~ ii.,.,, ,the ~"· ..
J111t! took Martha and Helen by the
ann. "I know I found this," she said.
1'~l you were both ri&ht there and you
could hive picked up all tllil money
yourselve.1, l'm going to share it v•ilh
you, that's what I'm going to do."
Martha, 11<~pt along by tho atbut'
enthusiasm, jl.l.!t didn't give voice to her
thought!. Sho wasn'l happy about taking
1' lhlrd or that bundle of bills but lhe did
Uve alone, abe thou1ht, and she would
like lo do somethlng for at\ ti-people
who often did thl.ngs for her.
After all, she ruminated, It w1s
boolanlken' money and It didn't r .. Uy
matter.
11All I'm worried about," Janet said
1411 that you'll 10 to the pollee aboui
this."
BOTH TRUSTWORTHY
Both Mirtha and Helen prolesled thlt
Ibey .badn' even thought or aucb a thing.
Tb<y wurod Janet thoy could be ll'lllled
in any division of the spoils.
''Okay," Janet 1ald. "I'll tell you what.
wt11 do. Just to show me you're both
what you obviously are, shew me· $5,000
of your own money before 1 divide the
money I found wltb you."
"LlJten," Helen said, "do you think 1
carry that kind of money around with
me? I'd hive to 10 to the bank ... "
"Okay," Janet said . "J'll go wllh you.
All I want you to do is draw out P .000
long enough for me to see it and you can
put it right back again and we'll share
this money. I'd JU5t like lo know tho kind
oC people I'm dealing with, is all."
ACT OF FAITH
"I will If thls lady will," Helen said.
looking at Marth1. "Why not? It's an act
of faith and I'm sure she won't mind."
"E•cept that I don'r have 15.000 tn the
bank," the by-now.bewildered Martha
said. "All I have Is about 13,atlO but I'd
draw that out If I'm going to put it right
hick: in again • • • "
''Tbat11 flne,11 18..id Janet. "Stay right
hore, bolb of you, Ind I'll brilll 1111 car
around."
All U.... drove to Hlltn'I blnk In
Newport Be•oh. Janet Ind Martha looked
on while Helen' went to the teller'• cage
Ind ....,,ed lo be bl&lily lll(lled In mak-
lnr • wttbdnwll.
Tho amlllnc Helen n!lolnld tbtin. "I
aot my money.'' atie Mid.
AU thrte drove lo Mlrth1'1 bank In
Colla M,.., She wltbdnw ha' $3,81!),
attll very doubtf\JI t.lt fonlfled by tbe
ooe-thlrd share in the lucky find and
r .. aured by tbe fact that sho'd aooo be
puttina hor money blck tn tbe bank.
Yi"' can~ rul!Y blame JIJlt!, 1ho tbelllht· Alter 1U, •be could hive kept all
Iba\ n>onq U abl'd wanted to.
She put tile $3,lllO tn the llUlt mokeup
btg Helen loaned hor. Thon aho M!jolnld
Helen •nd Janet out.lido the blnk.
*'Hey, JOU. made it," Helen taua:bed.
Slit ~ the mll<eup cue from Martha
llld binded It to Jlllltl. "Now, wtll lhil
utlsfy ""'' We'ft both dooe j\111 u,.., · asked."
Suddenly Janet's glaue1 clattettd to
the sidewalk. "Oh God, my gla~." she
el.claimed. "Gee, Martha, can you see if
they're broken? I'm useless without
them."
Martha looked down at the sidewalk,
reached do\\n and found Janet's glasses.
''I guess this is your lucky day," she
said, quite unaware that Janet had used
the distraction to replace the makeup
bag with an identical bag held in her
. purse. "They·re not broken."
LUCKY DAY
'"?bank heavens for lhlt," Janet said.
"Now, Martha, here's your makeup bag
and the money and thank you for proving
to me that )'OU're thoroughly honest. Now
Helen and I will wait here for you while
you put the moPey back in the bank and
then wt'll all have a coffee together."
It took the alert teller "'ho e1tracted
the newspaper clippings I.tom lt\artha's
makeup bag only a few seconds to alert
the manager of the fraud but that was all
Helen and Janet needed. They haven'l
been Sffn since.
Martha la luckier than most elderly
victims. She i9 cared for in many ways
by a family and friends who often visit
her apartment and make sure that her
wants are met.
Her $3.800 was a last asset that gave
her comfort because it was there. Many
other equally elderly vicUma have been
deprived of the life savings on which they
depended for support in what are often
lonely lives.
Invt1tl1ators often find that their ac·
count! of "pigeon drop" operations are
met with disbelief by everyone except
the victims.
0 1l aounds like the phoniest tale in the
world," ays Deputy District Attorney
J1y Moseley, head of bis office's fraud
squad. "But it works. lt works every day
rtght here in Orange County and it nets
its operators thou.sands: of dollars."
PEI C!l'fT! US£ Qf uiEIGY tll ll70
Fi111res rep11S111l lht aarnbel af
mttric ton• Of toll it would tMe
to prodQ'8 the euro osfll
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fmrllsl812J 1ercat nnullj
fn 1!'"1111, !ht
Uniietl Slliu enj!IJ;
the world's bljhejt
living standard
while th• counbies
of Asia and Atrica
. are at the bottom
of the lb!
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A comprehensive survey of 1&0 nations
compiled by tho United NaU011S sbon
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"\Vhat the Matthas of this world should
know,'' Moatley said, "is that failure to
report tho finding of money or property
is a crime. ·'lbat suppooed find sbollld that the -c 1ap between the ricb
have been reported lo police who _,Id and poor countries of tbe world II .,..,...
have liven tho finder 1 l'<Celpt !or tho _ fng .... money. Wluci •
otbetiprtme ....... "'_.,. ..... Can-
di, I.I metric tom, """"'°'IOYUll and
Sweden, 1.3 metr1e tam: Melt, Beqlum1
D•nmuk and Eaat Gtnl>lio1, U lllllrlc
tom Neb.
CHANCF.S SLIM Tb< report Issued by the U.N. Depvt-
"The cbancea are lllm that • pigeon ment of Economic .Ind Social Al!alrt '
drop vicUm wlll ever be tbe target of .
Another )'mlatlck -......., ol
hotlstnc. II lbowed. that la tbe United
States 11111 Bttllln there -1 dellllty ol
.I per.on. 1 roam and .7 -In
S1tltierland. At tbe other end of tbe opec-
INDI, tbe C.Otral African ~· hid •
dtnlfty of '·' penanl.
those con 1rllata acain," M ... ley said. dlsclooed that thi total per capita output
"But U It happens e< a potenUal victim iS of tbe Have naUot11 ,_ 1il' O percent
oppn>1ch<d !hoy ahoold use aome delay-1 JM• -o ~·· ·~ · ol ing tacUc that will tnable them to get to rom ""' to 1•1 • ,.IUIC u.: UlCl"IUe
a telephone Ind bring police lo thl seen.. tbe ha•e<10t alltea -on1Y 17 percent.
"I'm l10r'f'I for M1rthl and 111 those Tb< d~pality In living atandardl was
othen who are hoodwlnkld lite thb." . M ... ley said. "But I can' help remorto-1llustr1ted In a number ol. wl)'I in tbe
inf that tbey hive 1 touch.of 1arctny tn ltJ.pa1e roport.
thotr own hellU 1o '° 11onc wtth tbe 1n 0001W11ptloo of tho -1c1•1 enero theory tbftl ti's not really bed lo take
over 1c>ltlfllllnc that dldn\ belq 1o all ...,... ol. enero ...,. compued In
thom tn tho !Int pl .... • ltrm1 'ff the enerp producld 1')' metric
Muthl !uJIY 1greos, But lhe alto tons <If cotl. In IUCb tmn1, etoeb tn.
know1 11111 .thort'a no second chlnoe to • dl'ridllll In America COlllUlDed tbe coocl old ~tan drop routine that~ u ~ llld profl~ totll1 • ii -equlVllent of U.1 metric IOM In 1J70
wbeoJI wa lint pulled.-lbua--_.GI• -W ps Olffll .._
tury ago. ol 1.t metric tOt11.
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In tile rwd ol plwnbin( !1oUIU•, M
-I of tbe homea In tbe Unltld Slat.
hid • piped wattt lllJllll1 .....,..i lo
... Of Ila -In Pellail ........
J!unpcy.
'nit raport went ... 1o .allow tltat at
po.-ol Lbe -In Ame/It.a ...
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IP YOU HAYE hay fever, you may be
senslUve to other substances in addition
lo pollens -such aa !ood, house dual, 0<
animals. With tbe use or allergy lest&
your physician may be able to determine
whJcb substances are responsible.
Aller your doctor finds out what .....,
your bay fever, be may suggest a Mtles
of treatment& that often reduce selllltivi-
ty and prevent furtber -attacb !or nry-
~ periods ol tlme.
Various eye or nou ~. 91>n)'I, or
oral medications -prescribed by a
Pi!"lcian -may be· ....rui tn ... uevtng
the ayinp~ of bay fever. Many Im-proved ,.m'!lles bare been developed
during tbe tut aeveral years.
THE BEST l'JIOll)Cl'ION agairlsl bay
fevtt ii lo 1111 llWoy from tbe offending
lllbalaoco. Avoid -ure by U.ptng
•WIJ' from areaa wbere It ts prevalent. Your doclar CID 111¥tae you recardlng
hly fever Mibt"*' lo your area.
AfnwkM MNical' Au9clltJM
Securit)r Firms
Can Be <3hecked . '
Do 10U own ~<. residential or
other piOpertta~'iiill~ moro than
nine-In-five (ll'otect!oQ!
Alt you thlok!DJ of blrini. or ha,. you
alrudJ hired Uli smlcts or • private IOOUtll7 "'"""17' If you ~~uld like tn-
fortnll!Oo'«i -•· Orm you are con-lkllrttlc hftfng, ,.. ll you have complatnt.t
about or suspkelana: of one alttady
employed, the~ lllay be holp and in-
fOl'Dlltlan u clolO as the nearest
ltlep-..
Cl.llfomJa't ~u:mr Affairs Depart·
ment bu a -of Oollection and
lnfell)ptlYe S4hlcto. In addltlan to llcftbic and ''poilcfoc" bW collectors
llld j!lvata ditOeitva, ·tt regulltea tbe
IC.lie I !lrlTlle aeaulty agencies and
loroll. At tbe crime nte tncre...., .. bl,. tbe 11111111>er o1 rums olfer1ng
pow! llld prOporl)' l>rotetlion. Not Ill
ol ti.m ... ltclllinile, u you'd like ln-
b'matkirl, the llaren11 e z e cut Ive
.....W, 11 Gonlod"l!lsltop, and lie can
lie rudied at hll llllt capllll omce. The
lll!pbooe number ii (91'J teMOt.
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The •..-P. ,.,.... tauPI by
-"4111111 who, -·~the blp-of rt1111n& space !or benllf Ind
lw two dlildnlq. bou&ht and .-it •
browllRoae. Ms. Adams •••ell 1he ..-.. :-.. ~ _. ... .,liNldhblfleoalof-ldc help. .
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Baby, It's Cold lnsUle /
German Shepherih Join Police
By ERMA llOMBECI» thil." I pul on 1 papor aown table. 1 wu lhl-"11 llJ IGCBAEL GOODRICH bltldled If Olli• Gary .. ... °'"' """ ,.... K.lrc:hlr.
Whea ho'• °"1 ... patrol . mu ind e.,,.,. .. .,.. bolb
!hue dlyi,.Runtlnslon S..ch brtd In German1 fJ" polite
PoUce Offjoer . Len Damorow ' *"'k and trained 1jnder the
11)'1 ho feds nwch Iller. ahullhund (prottctloll doll
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'"•partner who undmtandl 'ed !Mlhod'lor tro,tnlnc pollct
:-Cerman, .. 11 .... rot Ind clop which ~ th•
1tril<" fOlr In the hearts o1 four .,.... of prot«tlon,
., , loCll lawbmkttl. . eearchlOi. tricking 1nd 11·
, Tiit new pmner'y name la tack. '
'\ 1JUl and be is a 21·montb-old When they arriY«l in Hu.o-
•'• Gtnnan Shephenl who has tlnflJon B<acb, the iwo do11
;., been patrollillg Huntlogton spent •ill .,,.kl trlln!ni wllh
: S..ch wilh 0.-fii< Damerow and Klrcl\tr and
·"about u.r.. weekl. will ,..pond on)$ lo'lho two
:: Ulli U! one of two German poliee officers.
'·• ~ who arrived in MpAI ol .!heir pa!J'<llling IJ
HuntlnJlon ~•ch f r o m done al nigbt in cars specially
;, Germany in Miy. 'The other designed to accomlT\Odlte the
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of the mcinth . 8x10
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~hoice of four •nr·
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Kod1color
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cartridge.
Penncrest
Supercubn
1leeve of 3.
bandl4 Juel about any lll>lllloa
bu\ourmlilstundloolslo
back up lht othor !Jfflcon lo
llilUlliono wllert lht clop .,..
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• DaJtle tnvlsioned htU u • with a bock u lt bl.tl tnough to controllably wllen the doc
fltey lnftmo with htat IO ;,,. drive I trucl< through end llld um• ·In, look a etethpocd,. :::!:n~.1l!lllll body writhed onto the <Old mtlol llblo. out ol. the rdrl(erol«
I envision holl u 1 dime A blo..., from •'" !he door placed ~ on my che11. 1 bl
dot• II lo track mlsslQa
lOlll_ami.-~,"-'!'""'trlmlnal1 wl>o .,.. known to i.,
at«e oorth of town •here the blew l'.01 tbart right on Uw on my hands and coughed.
__ a r condlllon l la .. , IO low ~=~==:=:=i::i::=~====~=t my ~µp. I ~---
In the Immediato .,.. of 1
crime.
'1Wheo we're Hlrcbina ror 1
loton, the clop can find him In
.-lh of the llm< plus the ·
PIY~ioSle11 pracnct o1 tht
clop IHdl 1 eusp<Ct to IW'·
J'flldtr much qu icker," uy1
Dlmerow.
.The dop are &150 used iD
tTOwd 'tituatlona where tbert
is no other 1ltermtive to con-trotllnc the dlsturblnce.
"Before the does can be
UBed in •-cro~d dl.sturbance,
tht handler mll51 r«eiye
permiuion from tbt watch
commander," aays C a p t .
Michlel Burktnfleld, htad of
the department's' pat r o J
division. "The handlr.r theii
has authority over how the dog will be used." OAtL y ll'ILOT ll•ff .....,.
Though most people are ON GUARD AGAINST CRIME IN HUNTINGTON BEACH
tfraJd of being ripped apart by Officer Len 01merow and P1trol Partner "Ull i11
one of the dop, Damerow back taJk from thi! guy &ncl he ing. hygiene and continued says he hu never heard of a . ' . lftuation where 1 polict dog k~pt waving his arms ln the training on his own lime.
killed anyone. air as ht com p I a I n e d , • • "You can't let him become be Da too much of a family pet or
"The only way anyone would remem rs merow. "Ulli is he 'll lose his effectiveness."'
be ~iou1ly injured by the very sensitive to an)'{lne who says Damerow. "I also can't
-dogs la if he resisted. The dogs m11kes a gesture towards me be separated from him for
are trained to stop their at-and he sta rted growling from very Jong so this puts a lim ita-
tack if the suspttt sur-the front window. lion on th ings that I can do
renders,'' says D & mer ow . "The guy instantly begged with my famil y."
"They usually go for the arms mt to give him hi.a ticket so he The caoine cop and his
first rither than any vital part could take off before Ulll aot 1 trainer .v..nd about eight of the body." "·Id f • ~-"'-' o him," PY• Damerow. hours a week in trainlng U ·
Dam er ow says the Being "I dog handler re-ercise. "It's a matter of con-
peychological affect of the quires a lot of time lJ)d J>a" 11tant r.epetition and developing
dogs is perhape their greatest tience according to Damerow. re11pect between the two of us,
asset. He r«alls one situation When they are not on patrols. 1ays Damerow. "tt tall es 1 kit
involving 1 member of a Ulli lives with Damerow· and longtr to train that way, but
motorcycle 1ang. bis family. The police officer he 'll· bt ~ better do& in the
"I was receivi.n1 a lot of must gee to the do&'• aroom-end .''
Gatorade
Mrui Mixing
New Drink
Child Goes to Parent
WhQ Best .Provides
By COUNT MARCO
The truth Is, I've· been.(~ ..
tog to death au summer
lhankatowell ·meanlng
mercllanls who ICI their
rt.frigmllon at WIJ muse.um
temperaturu. 11'1 ridiculous.
In the dtl,d of summt.r, I go
to a movif! carrying s coal
over my arm. I 110 to the
1t1permarket and spend h•lf
my time warming my hand11
on the rotisserie.. I drive the
car on the wrong side of the
lltreet just to get • patch of
sun on my Arm.
The other night 'At an In-
timate little restauranl. I 1aid
to my husbaOO h1lfwa y
through dinner, "would yoµ
put your arm 1round me!"•
"You Wanta make love or
you wants ea t~" he ask@d,
buttering a piece of garlic
bread.
"It's nothing per90nal," 1
said. "l'm freezing to death .
can you see anyone around
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"Nol too well." he said.1~~~~-~""~··~ .. ~.,.~ ... ~· ~-~·~-~·..,.~ .. ~ .. .,~~~·~';:~,..~·~~541~•~.:;.,~-~·, squ inling into the. darkness.
"Why?"
"If everyone else is hanA;ing
from hooks. maybe wt.got Into
the food locker by mistake.."
"I'm ptrfe c tl y com-
fortable," he said . snuggling in
his wool 11port coat. "Maybe
you"re. anemic or JK1mething.
You should go to A doctor U
you ·~ cold all the time."
In the doctor's office. the
nurse smiled and s a I d ,
"Hello."
"That's easy for you to
say." I grumbled. "You're
wearing R sweater.''
She 1howed me into a room
when she instructed, "Take
off your clothes and slip into
•·t can't i;ee.m to find 11ny
medical reason for your being
chilled," he. said. "unless ...
you've been out in the sun too
long."
"What did the doctor say?''
asked my husbllnd as I came
out.
COMPLETE
FAMILY
~ ~·DENTISTRY
DENTURES
SAME LOW PllCES AS 10 YIAWS ••or
PLAT' llPAlltS
WHILl·YOU·WAIT
llLINIS
3. GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!l
-It didn't take long for Dr.
Robert Cade to let bygone! be
bygones and announce his
latest inventions.
I do a great deal of restarch
In preparing each of my · col-
umns. A bit of that re!earch
some years ago brought forth
some of the vilest hate ma il
imaginable. And all over a
5tatistic indicating the male Ui
the more Aeceptable parent.
ALL IRANCHES of DENTISTRY
FOR CHILDREN & ADULTS ·:n~u,i: " .... ..... .... . • ~-RAYS • '1LLINOS • IRIDOU
llAIT von AU~. • ' ·534 \V. 19th St. -Costa Mesa
'Ibe Uhiversity of Florida
aooouhced· Wednesday that
1tven yellrl: of court fight.a in-
volv\ng Cade, 1 professor of
renal medicine, the unlven:ity
and Stokely-Van Camp had
been settled in Indianapoli.!:.
The court agreed to a .Ionn-
ula by which cade and hill
"Gatorade trust," would be
entitled to tllll,000 in back
royalties stemming from hil
discovery of Gatorade, I
Jefnon-lime quick t n e r g y
drink.
Accepting the seldemtnl,
tho prof...,,.. uid the legal
1.., bid beeo running aboul
fl00,000 • year In t he .
GatQrade case. Beside!, be
u.id, he wu now too busy
workinj on hll newest prod-
UCll .
"I have a orange drink
which bl• the Iola! and com-
plete nutritional va1ue of a
cmnplele breakfast -bl-
egp, the worb," be aaid.
Oil, Gas Down
ID California
Annual production of oil and
1aa in California decrtased
again in 1971, aceording to 1
eompari1on with t97t
statistics. Oil production was
down 5. 7 percent. and gal down
1.9 percent.
Production his been
declining each year since 1968,
Fi(W'N come from the annu&J
tum.mil')' of oil and gas ~
ducllon released ~Y the State
J>ivlllon of Oil and G11.
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fathers are more responsi-
ble. men considerate and
more protective of the Jr
children than are the mothers.
At that time l wa11 perturbed
by the number of court
deciaionl 1w&rding custody of
childreJI to moth«!, despite
their unfitness, because that
was the accepted custom.
But now things have changed
as l predicttd. The presi-
dent of a chapter of Partnll
Without Partners •id it ii in-
f (Juth
Huge
Wins
Suit
LOS ANGELES !AP) - A
youth peralyud from tho
chosl down by a deputy t<her·
Ill's bolh!t has won 1 !600.000
court aettlement from the
county, officlala said.
The: seUle.me:nt was reached
the d•Y a civil 5Ult for Michael
Robe.rt.I, now 19, was set for
trial.
JAMES •
cre.,lngly more acceptable ENSIGN __ ,I 642•88141
for the man to ho awaroed i'l.'~~SC~H~oo~·~L~l~O~A~W;,;D;_.;J'
cu.;:;;;en," he llid, "are no ':':'~'::' .. '.," .~',;:,':;; DR, COALE ANO ASSOCIATES
more adepl at beJRi mothers I----:..__:_:.._.:.::__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ..... thtm roen at being fathers."
~ law hasn't changed .
really, mertly the attitude of
thost who interpret it. The
child i3 awarded to the parent
who can best care for the
young11ter . 1bis isn't
necessarily the mother.
When a woman is spurned
and finds tho childr<n dumped
In her lap, 9he may bemme
bitter wilh htr plig)it.
She may find the axiom true
that single women or widows
will gladly marry a man with
ehildren -but vtrJ few single
men c&rt to take on someone
else'• family.
The 1inglt , male
patent, when he finally get.a his
children 111 to himself, takes
much more of a per&Onll h~
t.tre.st irt> them. He 111 wually
kinder, gentler and more
understanding because he is
responsible for them .
And. not too surprisingly,
the children behave much bet-
ter with the fatfler as head or
the family than they woold
stuck with an uncar i ng
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1969 when sheriff's deputies
were called to the family
home in Redondo Beach,
polite aald. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~j
The county claimed Dep. ,'f-
Michul Roy CUrrin ahol
Robertt In ulfde.fense. The
youth'• 1tlome71 aald Robe.rts
did have a gun when deputi.,
anivt!d, but bad put it aside
before he was shot.
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klc for a temporary Roux Foci-full ~J
Rinse. $1.50. · ": ..
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-SUftd.lf, Auton l. 1972
• ean1ng of Giving Defined by Volunteers
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IY •" -DUllll ., .. ...,r-.....
inld Lotlnp -...u "" _....,
ol cJvJac, lliaMI Ind iloJJ>llll.
l!!acll day at Fmvi.... State lloopilll,
Iha -mon volunteer -k tbaa "-'
_loak ____ oll
-~ ilotpllal.
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-· relilioal --... ..,...i -ud-patMI---· TrainloJ for vo!uoteen 11 li•m by tllt
-lnllructon who train 1 ta I I
memben, Mro. Lllltrop uplalnod. ID-
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Tbl 111tiv1 californlln, wbo wu born
Ind reared,Ja Stcrlll10nio, <amt home to
lltwporl lttch. For ,tJi; ~I lwHzld.
jjjj'liilf yion'abe Wl\ild<ll VliJW\l-llll'Yice ·--lrl ll ,... of ... liltd~ ..,., who an IS
J~)d Lathrop's job
,.,. director of
FeTrview's volunteer
lel'Vices involve&
paperwork es well
•s people work.
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A visit to the
therapeutic pool
to chat with
volunteers is 1
pleasant duty.
She must keep up
with new ideas.
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DUii ANN LANDl!!RS: liooner or k 1*J bH everyorie. t tot mint lut .... n "'Ult titter from the wife who tlld ''11>1 Other Woman" WIS btr
...._,-tn-l1w. So i1 mine.
;)rliooi I llnl -Jtff I knew he w11 ~ to bia mother and J respected
Ja'lar.il,llJI IJlns-up didn't becOmt II>'
... I uoUI 1ix yean · qo, ·~hen h~
!allier dit!<I. SI~ then It hal lite~ OM
htlll&ll iiil!ltmaro alter -· , Jn lllrled when Jeff bes•• tnviUna hi•
-ler -kendl 11111 '°""'Imel i.m ftn do)'I. \¥ben 1he w11~·1 here,
~ ... ... the phone dilcuuinJ ""'1tllinc fnilll rellllves to pee soup.
'llled ho became critical of m1 cook"".
'llaally, I couldni fry an •U unlll ht
"8lllcl .1111 mother to find out bow 'Ille did
II. Wllon he mrtld to call her "Honey,"
'1Detr/' and "Swietlhdrt" I knew
h .......... .oqulrrelly:
'l'llrel .,.._,. lfO I turned lo the bolUa.
1.-boct II -dlya wtt11 ahame. ~ I bod to "'k 1117<biatrlc btlp.
:_, I am able lo accept Ibo 111<1 that t.iill! -lie !Int In Jtfr'1 Ufe, I hove
1.:..:..-1 • --1111 (lie IUrprited ...... too).
l)ino llolll Obie IO .... IJow the VICI·
._ ..... taptllet bec.tuae I couldll'I ... .., •-h>n wlwl ilo pt h11. I've
......, ... --Ill& ...... Nam.t .. .._""'" r" -ti. ,_ 1111np llft.,. -1111111 -DOW, ......... ,, ... -.
I 111111 .... ltil, wMell ,..tio bly mew
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rm I little sick, too, but he'I I sreat
fllher and I'm li•d l docldcd to keep our
family tasether.
Eich night I pray tbtl I will be a hel-tes;, mother·ln-la• tban the one I hive. I
al., pray tbtt the good Lord will help me
atop haUna her to much. -SECOND
FIDDLE
DEAR FWDLE: I 1tt9' ,... .... , It.
Bite la like 1ckl-lt c11 do more Um111
to tbt reutl 11 wlrich U lt llGl"ed t.bu lo
tloe ellj«t oo nJn M la poured.
DEAR ANN LANDERS' A l'!OO\l let·
ltr from a acond wife who nM:ntt.d her
"'pdlugbter helplna henelf to her
decwed mother'• ,chino, painlinp Ind
belrlooma moves mt to write m.J tint
letter to All! Linden. ·
My buabond llHt I aolved the problem
In adv1nce. We went tlW'OU(h the bouH
wltb pencils and pads Ind WTOtl down
what each ol us w1nttd to luve to the
other. We abo llemlzcd peclli< 1rtlclce
..., tbotlPI our childt111 (all mtrtled)
would 1Jk1;
We qrHd lhll If lltber of U1 had a
1pealal otllclun1111 to aoy particular ltolll,
"·e1d hive prdtr.ence mr tbt cllildren.
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If not .... ..Wd lea~ It to Ibo ehlJd""" i
would appreciate It -. ,,,_ IJala
have been .appeodod lo -willa ad
there will be no ..,._la allout wbo
1et1 whit. ·
We tried lo divtdo-tbe moal valuable
.h<irloo1111 equitably amonc the .-.
Just 11 mf J>li.btnd'1 ~le hu bttn
divided in lija will, l«'<tdill to Ma ~
judgment, Willi ·my ofipro•ll, I ' han
divided MY worldly roodl In a •11 tbat
ta.k .. him /f1lO CO!llideration. •
I'm , ..... ftur <!olumns ba,yt llllrled
many illelul di,icUSlionl In lhoomaDda ol
famlli" an111nd. the country, and tll!I la
all lo the ...,.i. Too oft4o -3 fall to
di~ 1'-problem1 la ""...,, and
the mulll aro dilulroul. -HAPPY
AND uUCKY
DEAR B. AND 1..: lftjamll rnM111
'llld, ·11,1-,.. -It ..... -1Mrt • t• r f111r:i wtdi tilil." NI llw . ........... -.... .. v .. , ... ,_. t ........ ..
m11t11r 'e1qdfwl1. 1'I ._. ft1 ti ... witlt-1111...-·-· ..... ,.
A Ii>-' 1ppniad> to ho• to deal
with 11!1'1 -dilfiallt IOd -
tt••nf'AI &IT ......... """ w.don' booklet, ''MJJTiap-Wbat to llplet.,"
will pr~ you for bolter or lw -...
Send .,..,, nqueot to """ ~· lit cm of tbl DAILY PILOr m1Cio11J11 It
etnll In eoiJI 11111 • ...,, ........ 1111·
1ddrelltd lftftlope.
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Mn. Lotbrop II dtnctor of voltmteer
oervicel foe F-. Her job II lo
-..11 the -el tbl 700 lo IOO
.....,iar ..iuatWI wilt work 11 the
l'llidllltW ltdUly fer lllt menlally -· Silo :.: ...U tul!td for the job.
-el two, .,_ ol lllrct,
Mn. Lallnp tdmllled, '1'Ve alwt)'I
werUd ~ •oh.mtehs, Jn one way or -·· Sbl made ouch 1 nark In Girl Scouttor
lhlt •bell ""' ... widowed '"" local
COWIClJ llVI her I ularied post. After
• ecvtnl )'WI Iha moved to New Jertey
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1! Fal>Ylew.
• Eoerl)'. lllln1nl Ind 'e dlaltt to help
are quallf~UMI a volunteer muat have.
'11111 boldl !rut for their director, 11to. '
!JI her job, bowtver.·u lmporlul fleet
ii aetlnl u lranalator between the
boap)tal Ind tbe COl!IJll\lllil7.
"F1eilltle11 like Fairview W!rt once
localed to remote teellool, bollled from
tbe community. But today," Iha . o-
plalned, "lbinp are eillnflal.
"We want our mldenll to be u much
1 pan ol tbe community u -1bla. 'l'bO
commun1ty, In turn, must tncnr about ua
Ind what .... "' l'l'inl to do here-
COMMUNICATION • I
"II ii 1maztor how mtoY people 1dmlt
they've lived In Colla M .. aU their· liVll
add yet have never been to FlitVlew. U
we can 't tlke our residents into the com·
muolty, vohmtem brinf IJ>e community
to tbem. <r
"When we c111 tab realdenta on
outlJ!l1 ar home viJltJ," abe added, 11lt ls
voluoteen wbo moke II poesible."
Fairview State Hoapilal ha1 10 diallnet '
trutment pro&ramJ for reaidentJ wbo
come from oranie, San Diego, Imperial
ID!! po1'll ol Lot Anlelce counU...
Volunteers are needed for them all, she
laid.
"W1 can never have enouah volunteers.
We ba.ve 1100 ruldenll. Wa. would like
llOO volunteen."
A mojorilJ ol volunteers work wltb pa•
tienta: on a one-to-one basis, but tberti are
jobl iovolVinl clerical wt1rk, tbe toy
library and donations. Some are trained
11 admlnlstrttlve volunteen w ho
oupervlae Iba work of other volwlteers to
the'll'&l'dl.
'WIDE llCOPE
Programs have 1 wide tcope and in-
clude ntmming, arts and craftl,
wt1Uution skill&, attending school, in-
dUJtrlll ..,ipmenll, oupervloion ol
outinp, mualc communication, groom.-
ta&, ambulation ind games.
There are centraliUd services for
ward puttff, ward 1ponsor1blp,
Frlllldlblp fiervlce to provide rquJor
Ind !I, wltb parental panniJllon -
work la IJ'OUPI·
Tbm .... IJlldal -k U]>lritolct 11111
career uplor1tlcm prvcrama u wllJ 11
.apeclal .. 1,.....1a for c:ollqe lllld-.
DON.,TIONI
Mn. Lathrop mull dwillll lbe ......
Uana that Dood Into Falrvlew, npr111ty
durinl the buoy . ~ -
Rfcular contributon Include ....-.
llo!1I lllft "" clotblns Ind crib quiltl,
lmll, crochet Ind do lltCmwJ "'""'11111·
"There ii a bif turnover· ol VOIUI>
teen:," abe llkl, .... we m ... a t:rallblc
.... i.. -ii monlh. Lui year ,.. bad II
lo Ill new volunteen to train M<b
month."
"I can't be on the wards u much u
I'd like to be," the dlrectDr odmltted.
"but tblt's why we bavt adminiltraUvt
voluntcera. ll tbert aro pnillltm11 Ibey
can't handle, they come to IDL Jfm tbl
trouble-lhooter."
Mn. Lothrop opeaU often la !bi ...,_
munlty lo civic and pbillntllrople IJ'llQPt
to recruit new volunt.een for P'aJrview.
"?J·m most of our volunteen are
""1UIJ.ed by other volunteen," 1bt ad.
ded.
VJSTl'8 II ARDS
Sbe geta out to the vllioul wanla u
often u ahe can becauae "lt 11 not a . . ' 1lltic lituation here. We're afwa)'J ttyin,s
llOlllelhing_ n•w. Somtthln( II ~"'l'I'
happening. And I must know what the
real need! are IJ'ld where they are."
She enjoys her weekenda becaUAe
reining helps her to be !retb Ind rudy
lo begin again on Mondly.
A graduate ol the Univeraily ol
California, Berkeley, wltb a ~ la
1peoch Ind E1111iJb, 1he did IJ'tduale
work In peraonnel relatlono al llbtcm
UDi.virsity ln New Jtt'Sey. She 11 an ae-.
credited memher o/ tbe American
Al.w:iation of Volunteer S e r v l c e
Coordinators and 1ctlve ln the Altrusa.
CWb of Santa Ana.
Swimming Ind enjoyinf Calilornll
weather 'II"' fl:VOrfto ttloµlkm .
''We often -anlllnd here whit H
"ould be like to be borod," abe qulpPed.
"llaPJ>U1, I doni lblnk we1J ""'know."
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Sandy Dey, • ward coordin.tof
checks out smell toy cars}
with the volunteer dire~cir.f
Don1ticin1 are 1noth1r f1cetl
of Mrs. Lathrop'• post.
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Cancer
Victim's ,
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BEVElll.Y HILLS !UPI) -
WI Ftbruary Fred Harrlt
:lamed ho hed Inoperable can-
..,. IA bolh lunp.
"Ev<!o llnlllh heavy H<la·
lion, 11 ftlt Uke I'd been Mlled
la tbl btck." ht recallJ.
"I couldn't talk to my faml·
ly. 'lllq wm too disturbed. I
<0Ulcl!t1 talk lo my doclor. He
WU too buay.
"wt.n the medlcadon wore
oil, It Wit _...,, You tell
)'OUf'ldf tt'1 a bed Wm, aDd
)'Oii 10 lln'oof flu of hatlns
evW')'oot who 1 frM or caocer.
:You bave sports ol 11U-plty."
Some ol hi• lrl...U. no! -Ins what lo 11y, avoided
him altoretlw. Others falsely
UIW'ed bim he wu looking
'Ital
• Whit would have helped
moll, HarriJ believes, would
hive been "to Stt some guy In
• II.lit and tie walk into my
ho!pilal room, y,·ithln my age
bracket, who'd had I u n g
cancer and who'd been on
chemotherapy, and who had
plans for llOmt 90Citl and
businea activity, h o w e v e r
limited ...
· Ourq lb~ decade. 3.5
million penons will die of ctn-
cer and 10 million penons will
be lruted for tbt disease, ac-
cordina to slalistics of the
_American Cane tr Society.
This means, Harris said .
,that "people have lo be
tdueal.ed to the fact that ~
alven percwlage of t h c
population either will have
cancer, or will know someone
·who bas it."
He See! a need for a pro-
111m to help cana.r patientll
face their problems head on
·and t'OfM! with whatever time
·or disability lies 1head.
The cancer !JOC'iety L! stu-
"dying HBITls' propos.il for 1
program whereby \·oluntcer
.cancer patients will p a y
",bospitaJ calls on new victims.
,along much t.M same llnes as
the Ruch for Recovery pro--
aram. which sends women
·who have had a brea!t remov-
ed to visil new mastectomy
patients.
~AU volunteer1 wou Id be
t'OUnstled by doctors ind
aocial worken "90 they "'on't
cause more dam~~e th11n
help " Harris said. a n d
volunteers y,.wld be re!tricted ~o three vlsitl to one patient. $: '!This Is to avt11d th< crutch
,>Huatloti and the emotional
(Jfrllln !hould l~ ~ ~ndition of
~thtr the helper or the helpee
~en," he explained.
~ Altholl!!h the proeram Is still
~n t~ plaMin11 stages. Harris
:::has 1be!n maktnc visits on his
~own. He tells othtt lung
::C.ncer patients that. four
:?tnonths oot of the ho!pltal. M
:;ls '111-0rlcing about five hours a
~-till', ""· . ' ~ "l'm not there to say, look
~at me, I'm henled. but to say.
his is how I'm handling it -
Wb> ~showmanship. no !~1\n;, nG ~nc or evasiveness.
~ "f SI)' I don't O\Vfl my 01\'0
(.:boat anymore. but I !ilill sail. 1
~on 't play 11 holts of go!' like
~j uaed to, but I play nine."
:!: . Ooe patient Harris called on
:•l''U a grocery clerk. ~! "\Vt were doing fine until he
:~ me whether m y
:!pmp\oyer Wl3 &lving me some
·:CDmpensation. Wbat was I ~~•bout keeping my job1
·, "When l told him t wa3 a
~ aod owned my O\m
~· I WU lost. I \Vasn ·1
~)be 1UY to help him. We had a
~~erenl S<I of handic1p>.
"1n• "So we'!'< leami111. Ideally.
• malchi°' the helper and
{btlpee, we should also con-titter 1 penon'3 social 1nd ·:fcooomlc background," Harris
'"aid.
:.:,: When tht wife or • tuna:
'""'cer i:oti"11 planned • party -.!!" her husband. she 1Sked
""""' wllol lo do about guesu :.., who waoted to brinf him gifts.
~ "I told her to tell thmn to Zli•i him .,...th1., ht ... id '~ 1111 for lhe next 10 years,••
;:Hmts said. •
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.;UNCLE LEN • ,. Saturdeys in
The DAILY PILOT
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Exchange Student Needs Home on ·coast
Hans ""'""'•Id Is a , ..
)'UMl6 Gtnnan "°' ""' ooocb a home on th< Or-.
COul.
He arrived ill Loa Anplol
lut wttlt from KJ<J. Well
Gtl'ITIOllY for a ,...,., IChool-
ln& In the Cout ara but be harno ..._1o 11a1,,---
lf• Clmt U part ol thc
"Youth tor Undetatanding" •
11ud<n\ exchance procram.
A«ordlns 1o Pat Kroot. 1oc:a1
placement chairman, no ,...
hu stepped forward with an
o!fer for a home.
H1 will bl stayq with a
placement coromittee membtr
In Burlllnk until a home la
found , Mn. K.-Nld, bUI he
win eventually tnd up in one
of her own spare bedrooms ~
none la flXlnd btlon ht btcim
llChool In Stp!<mhtr.
She said YFU hopes to !Ind
a family with a Jetna&:t;. 11
......... Mta1ws•no
compaqy !or Hans. but thars
no! a prerequlsltt.
H1no tnjoyt Nllln(, awlm-
mln&. •lec:tronlco and phy>lcs.
lie hopet lo becoml an eltc· lrical ... ._..
Hans Is DOI u.. only f°"Jin
youtll with aowbue to ll•e.
W11be1m Ronoholm, 11, rrom
DjW'IOlm. Swedea. will arrt•e
Aus. lt but bas no! )'<t been
.. placed ponnanently in an °'""' Cout home. His lnterat.! Include swim.
.Mesan in Argen•lna
Letterman Stands Out DANISH 'UltNITUll
11ndtr \\'hat ~uld bf' con-
,o:.idercd primitive conditions,
Howard C. Bishop IV or cmta
~1e.sa has been li vin,; in San
Juan, Argentina , with the
Garcia family o~ eight for the
p..i month
and a half.
But ti-*
gret winter
temper•·
turC3, little
Indoor hut
and a limited
knowledge or
Spanish has
madt: his
sun1mer both challenging and
educational. •
In letters to his parents, Mr .
and Mrs. Howard C. ·Bishop
Ill. 1103 Valley Circle. Howard
described how he has been
received and what life is like
Jn the city ol 80.000 people.
School began the week of his
arrival. As the only passenger
on a late-night night fn:im
Bue nos Aires. he was gre~ted
in Sen Juan by a roar or ap-
plause and chetrs and a lhret·
day celebration with more
than 150 citizens.
From 1:3tl a.m. to 10:30
p.m. for fh·e days a "·eek, he
has been studying six different
CULTURED
PEARLS ARE
OUR EXCLUSIVE
CONCERN AND AllT
Tom and Daughters, Jamie • lmy
''The Best Education Today
Means A Better Tomorro·w'' .. r
CONSUMU IDUCATION PROnCT OUR ll·YR. OLDS
SCHOOL sm STUDY -TO SAVE YOU SSS
CITY STUDY SERIES -STUDENT INVOLVEMENT
GUJDANCE AND COUNSIWNG
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LEGAL NOTIC! l.JOOAL NOTICE
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D~lV •llDT 1"""'1, ......... 1'72
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Mason Looks, at· Future
I~vine Co. Head Talks on Agriculture, Housing, Transit
• By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of .... .., ,. ......
alow &rowlll policy. Tbtre'1 a
'""''"' attlueney ol people In &tl'lft'lf, an affluency that re--
J'lna.lly, while Sou t b tr n
C..U/omla usod lo bt ln-
dependenl of th. u. s. , 'arinct County's b rl I h t
:J<Ol*Dil' Mure wlU bt lltllt
j!lmmed by tht "no growth"
Jil.N• of elivt.ronment1lists,
wjll btcome more 1table with
llJverslflcatlon 1nd will move r«waro despite an e1pected
JIU 1urae in interest r1te1.
'-·.These are the views of one m.,, who is responsible for the
iPf.Di&ement of one firm which
controls otarly 20 pe:r~nt of
the county'• l"'ll'•plly.
gutru m9C'.e .Jttvtcea.___lyal
.01vtn1 envtroamental rm>b-
ltmt, too, requira more peo--
plo, .... e.jobl, more planb. l
think we've Men the end ot the
wave of no 1rowth. actl vi1m
and now ere begiMing to bear
the counterw1ve o! public opi-
nion. My fear ls we'll go too
far the other way and i1nore
environmental needs. W e
really do have to work on
1mog, must work harder at
reclaim ing waler. must aolve
the JX'Oblems of eoUd w11te
disposaJ and transportation.
property !J mc!Uy ... , by the
aurpl .... of 1pottmtnt unlll
available in puU of Hun-
linltoo Beadl IDCI South Stnta eoooom)'1 we're· now more ~
geared lo tht national tcone. Of cour1e It ls a Utlle eul.,.
Of c.ouree, naht now we mlgbt for us to jjeve:lop to meet the
be slightly out of pbut -the market. We're not •• preSMd
F.ut is ntoYerlna more quick-to mate money ~ all our
ly -but the dlf!erence Is nar· laDd at ooct. W• develop to
row ing. meet the clelnands of the
The man \1 William Ralph
Muon. a 1ix-foot--three inch,
Q.: What 1Jc11 ft Y• let
lor a brlslll tull&rt'?'
MASON : Well, lhll'I .... Uy t
klnd or whlch cornea nm the
chicken or the ecc quest ion .
marktt accordina to our
master plan. ne advant.aae oI
pllJUl.ing developmentt II we
are able to achfeve a bllanCle oe multifamily, ainalf> famUy
housing with !ndU1trial and
£ civil enilneer who ls
dent of the Irvine Com·
. ~tuon joined t b e
rapchin& firm in 19SI and
~ 1915, when bt waa nam~
ttl presidtnl, bu been in·
Jlnlmental in developing por-
tiOfll of the 12,000.acre spread.
• 1'hese •re Mason'a views on
Orange County's 'economic
fl,KPre. drawn from a DAlLY
PILOT interview.
These are all Important ac-
compliAhmenll to be ad· dre....t ., oppooed to •pend·
ing our energiea fighting in-
evitable 1ro~h.
'Ap•rtment ·compl111s aeem to have become
more of a +•1 shelter for investors th•n • shifter
for humans •. :
·:.Q.: If eavtroomentall1t1 are
i,tce11fal I• tbelr campala:• lo UmH IJ'ilwth lo Jlftl«VI lllo
tnfronmeat, cu Ille eoullty
Hptct condncttd ecciDOmic
powtll?
MASON: That t h e ffl·
v~mentali!U will convince
people to stop all growth la a
wemile I don't accept. The
union vote on Propolition 9 is &"hint that people won't accept
a no 1rowth policy although
lbtY'rt still concerned about
saving the environment . How
~uld we st()fl growth by erect-
inl barricades al the border ?
Patrolling boundaries w i I h
iµns? banning children? All
tbe&t are impractical. You
know. Stalin once decreed that
Pft p(lpulatlon o! MOSCDW
w~ld be limited to five
riWJKln people . Now, 1 . !
million live there. Therein lles
thl ,problem, the economy of
t.M area must experience
1>D'le growth in population to
survive.
Omit.ruction is just one part
df.· .Qnnge County's economy
-"'·en economy that st ill has
room to grow even if en-
ftronmf!ltalists accomplish a .
Q,: Wllat oUttr factor1 r\oud
the economic future of the
couaty')'
MASON: BegiMing in tbe
1950s, Orange County grew as
an expansion of Los Angele.,,
That growth now has slowed.
Five or six year• aio.
forecasU suggested an annual
population iocrease of 150,000
people a year.
Now, the growth rate has
1lowed to about 50,000 a year
-meaning enough people to
populate another Newport
Beach move into the county in
a year. The growth rate
decline came about with the
slowdown in lht aerospace and
eleclronics industries. That's
not all bad because it is' mean-
ing the county'a economy is
becoming more stable. A
broader range o{ industry
usually means a •.I o we r
roonomy. In the Jong run,
however, Jt will be better be-
cause employment won 't take
such huge jumps up and down.
The government space station
contract wi th North American
Rockwell could cl'lange tha t,
though.
Because we have a desirable
climate, peopl~ desire to come
here. Th is gives the county an
unusually fine labor market
which adds to the inducement
for companies which want to
locate here.
As the economy aod crowth
become more st.able, we have
a chance to attack our current
problema more realistically. If
we have time to bring off
p I a n n e d development ade--
quately limed and phased to
continuing 1urgea in demand
for homes and offices, versus
the kind of urban sprawl much
of Southern California has ti·
perienced already, then more
people will want to come here.
Orange County Is , a desirable
place 10 live regardless or
what we developer!! do. But
the better job we do the more
share of the future will come
our way. Even U we're doing a
su per job, It can bt dont bet-
ter .
The county must learn to
build to meet the amount of
demand. to avoid years like
1966 to 1968 when developers
were stuck ·with large in--
ventories or homtS. Lenders
now place limits on the
numbers of homes lhey'll
fina nce and those limits are
closer to the actual demands.
Unfortunately, the 1 am e
isn't true of a pa rt me n t
developments, now.
Apartment complexes seem
to have become more of a tax
shelter for investors than •
1helter for hum ans. The
desirability cf gelling mulli-
family' zoning on a pie« of
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A111-. In Cl1•lllM $ocllon
commercial property.
Many tirm1 come to us and
ask to buy large piecu of land
in the industrial comple1 and
we have to turn them down
because we want to see
eronomic diversification -a
mi1 or 1maU, medium and
large employers. If ooe large
company employs the ma·
jority of people in an are..
what happem if ht goes
under! We'd like to avoid that.
Too many apartments place
too large a burdtn o n
municipal services. And, il wt
cverbuild commercial areas,
ttitn small businesses fail.
Drive aJong Melrose, Western
or Vermont avenues in Los
Angeles 10metime and count
the numbers of ck>sed stores
you'll aee in those tens of
miles-long commercial strips.
Ther.t'I. no way to rescue those
fltms, there is just too much
commercially zoned property
in one area.
By . plannine ,neighborhood
shopping «nters, we try to
build on1y as much com-
mercial space as is needed to
meet th5 demands of the
homes n,.rby.
Q.: Wbat about lbt ln-
cre11ill1 trend of cllle1 t•
rezone property Dtar Oru1e
Cou;aty Airport from Industrial
to commercial!
MASON : There are about 430
acre3 near the airport -
~Collins Radio, McDonnell
llouglu and Lockheed) that
may soon all bt zoned com-
mercial. That's u much com·
merci.al property as we have
here in Newport Center. It
wasn't planned there as com-
mercial. It was originally sold,
or )e.ased, as industrial.
What the!t cities seem to
have ignored is the fact that
there will only be just so much
commercial tax base to
dt-velap. They can choose to
put it in Ont place or apread it
all around to balance with the
higher property valuations the
cost& or residential property
which costs more to serYe
than it bring.s in.
Then, too, competit i on
among all the conunercial
developments being placed
near each other might mean
part way dcwn the trail the:
developers will decide they 'll
have to gel zone changea to
put in apartments or
something eJse that will go.
But, with lhe high land values
-three times that of in-
dustrial property -that could
be a problem . Then, the
next zone change requested
there will ctepend on how th~
property was chopped up in
the first place aod whether it
is poss.iblt to aqueeze in
something like a hiJh rise
apartment building. Jt's very
easy to upgrade zoning, bot
very difftOJ.lt to downgrade Jt.
'lbe. praent owners claim
they can't market lbt land for
industrill use.
, Ye!, we've sold 300 acres
near the airport to induslriea
jusl this year. The rtvene of
what tbey uy is true. Right
now, the market for industrial
land in Orange County is far
better than for commercial.
The only justification I see for
changing lbt muter plan for
the Industrial complex would
be ii a need developed to zone
more land for lndustrial use .
Q,, Moot acrt<aJ!onl pr•
dactJoa «ate te t.e vltb1e I•
lite fa« of Increased dedlc.
lieu ol &and •It &e C01Dmerce1 la4o1117 ......... 1
MASON: Finl oft. let me.
make it clear acrkultun in
Orqe County !J not being
oqueead out by urbtn &rc>wlh.
llri>ln de•elopmtnt Is making
"" of land It !J no lon(er feasible to use for a(l'lcullural
production.
1bt reason we're lll1nc out
Ql'&Dle crovu ia__more •e-
cur1tt1y due to the ...i of
water than to urbanization.
Water for lrrt&ali111 cropa Is
already upen&IYt and lt11
3olng lo conUnue to lilt.
Water In the Imperial Valley
COiia f3 an ecre loot, It'• II to
• an 1cre loot In the Stn Jot·
quln V1lley. Wt pay from $27
to Jn 111 ..,.. foot he,.. II
t.tt .. -..... fttt of waler
to arow an acr't .i lllnwber-
rieo or flOI an olCl't. n.t -
" •bout to -u we ... llllklnc'l-U~-.. now, It (J ......... 1W 11 lht
"°'I o/ water -. tllere
(J litlle profit ID ~
atr1wbe1Tles 1f we mUlt nlJ
enUreJy on I~ or
recltbned "'"'· Clllocea for maktnc money...uld be bett.,.
U we hid Ill)' rain lo !l1l our
,._,,olr1 etdl year. Nat
since the lNI Oood YW', ha\t1 they bem IUD.
Other rea1ona ~
ICl'lcull<n will <CIBH to be
lmpcriant to lbe COW!ly'a _, .. ,
• The Or1nge Coullly
Aneaor btUevea "tbare ls nr>
a1rlcultur1I land la the Coun-
ty." Thul !Jnd nol In the
agricultural rt:serva it valved
and tal.ed as it would be ii it
were developed.
e No crop can be
profitably IT own if there
is an oversupply, 0 u r
l,200 acru of asparapa right
now are profitable, but in
three or lour years the market
lor hlgh quality up.uagu.o wlll
bt limited becauae Inn is
entering tht market.
At best, agricuJture in
Orange County ii a holding
operation, a way to wt land to
1low urban i zation.
EconomlcaJly, it is impossible
to count on agriculture for the
coonty '1 permanent open
space. People jmt can't a -
pect lo keep farming here
fore vtr. Acriculturt just can't
ht justified on a profit and
loss basis.
· Last year Is the first year in
the put four we made mooey
in agriculture. Counting taxes
we just broke even.
Q,: Wb1t cbangea In leghl•
tlon art needed to preserve ••
a&rlcultural economy I D
Orange County'? Or, 11 lbat
desirablr'1'
~1ASON: The \\•ay the tax
law is presenl ly written the
assessor must assess property
en its market value, expecting
the ag preserves. If the
assessor think.s there is no
agriculture in the county then ,
under the law, he bases all
land on urban values. Obvious-
ly the law could bt changed,
bec:l!.,. the,. Is a matket for
good quality up.uagu.o.
So yoo really can't aay nno&
!J killlll( lannin(, becaua
there we IOmr smog~uant
crops.
What's really k ii 11 n g
agricultlltt !J the competition
with ll"l!.!I that-can PflOduce
almilar crops at less cost.
Take orqes for ~pie.
Ten years a10 lht economy of
the ClOW\ty was almost entirely
dependent on Ill orange crop.
Five. yean ago a bbx of
oranges &old for $3. Now with
competition from other 1tates
(F1orida) the price iJ IS ceata:
a box.
1bul, the orange trees are
not the victims of urban
develOpment aome c o u n t y
planners suggest they ~. the
trees are the vletinu of the
selling prict of thtir !ruit.
Wt grow great-com here too
... about ao or • acres are
planted each year. Sotnetimn
those few acrea produce a
surpi ....
Q.: II U lnutntiDC It lead
'The orange trees ere not the victims of urbtn
development some county planners 11199111 thoy •r•, the trees are t he victims of the seffin9 price
of their fruit .. .'
but then who would subsidize
farmen' water bills! One way
would be to let free market
produce prices subsidize tbe
cost.s ol wer.r. But then,
Orange County produce would
be priced out of compeUticn
with avicultural pi\duction
from other areu with cheaper
water. •
The rul problem htre Is to
come up with a way of tee~
ing open spac;e. 11lat's why we
have planned for a ~arc.by
of parks ata.rting w i t h
greenbelts ln residential
neighborhoods and aolng to
local , then to community )>arks
and finally county regional
parks.
KeeP:ln1 1griculture in the:
county is no substitute for
open space. You can't really
111bs.idiu it.
aa or1aniutloa "'" a rtput ..
tioa Ior 1tttlq •w u1nn
,. aid problem• -ll1P riae
I• •pt• IJ*:t, recyclelll I11d
......... _ ... llo_lt
IDll ..... 'JW< aeiPbonl
MASON : U by nel&hbon you
mean citie1 on &nd near the
Irvine: Randi lhea the answer
is, yea. Naliooally llld in-
ternationally wt have a fine
reputation for innovation. Our
new town, 1 the W&est In tbt
world and tht cnly ooe wttb ita
own elected a:oVermnent, oon-
stantly brings people to our of-
licee from other states and na •
lions. They want to know what
we're doing aod why, ao they
may imiblte jt.
. Clcper to home, I think
we 're too often damned by a
vocal minority on one isaut or
another.
I do aee tome agricultural
open space, however, such u
nuneries wm F.dlm lines.
More realistic are such ideas
as strip p1rU alon& flood con-~ pt1blic opuilon aurveya
trol channels. we've done we'v1Jurned that
the nd I people in the county hive In any event, e o moreJaith in the lrvine. ~m-qriculture at Jea.!t oo the
Irvine Rlncb II 1t lot!l 30 to =:.::~':' .::i:. In
40 yean away. It may bt evu But the belt' meUln of loqer In other areas of the county. 'Illere ts. for example, faith in. tbt: lrll.ne ..company
1 man wbo products all the and whit " !J dolJll !J In the
market's needs for ru-st rate market plaCe: ·-the' ~It
celery on tbout so acres or I.he who invest in OW' bomea, ln-
Segerstrom property. Wi've dustrial propt:rty or oUke
lier• to Santa Ana woWd bt
pointleu.
And, unless th • ...
perlm-tion by the newly
formed county lranal1 <f!lbicl
requires aome payment by
those uain1 it, I ·doubt . we'll
evtt learn how much people
will pay to use a bus or other
1y1tan. Free isn't really an
experiment. Witb the Irvine
Pink Bua, or the UC! bua, no
, one ever really found ovt what
price ia vfab&t.
Mm transit will help thl
economy becaWt< it !J &•inJ to
give more flulbllity to the
poor, the )'OWll and the elder-
ly wbo DOW are penalized
because they can't drive can.
Whatever fare ·is charged
ou&bt lo-be u close to the
brc!'ak even point u is possible
-50 centa, • dollar or 25
ceotJ, I don't know which. I do
know, thougb. that t b •
.average freeway trip now is
only seven miles lone. U ·ygu
pointed ltripes on the topo of
all the can lb Newport Beach
and looked at the traffic con-
gestion from the air, I'll bet
you woul~ fllld most of the
cars come from tbt area and
only a few art passing
throoah.
To 1et poeple out of those
cars aod on to • mw transit
s~m the faru will have to
be attractive. 1lleo, too, mw
tranait meam less bow fut
you eo th111 it mW1I wbm
yw go.
'lbe key concerm .,. the
loaUon or the tranaPortation
c:orTldor and whether or not it
ltrvts people.
q,, Mui Orll(o Coolly 'be ••••lo,.. -y la -
-bo(tH H will lie .... mjcally feolble .. pr• vw. -It • .,,... ... .. tn11h! lM Aqt lel ... , .. .
la .......... tld llaclo story
l11Ddll(1 .. '"ville f • r
dow ..... •• ttllnal 'lgll rbe acllrily .,...,.., Or !J H
reallllk: It •'bell<Ye !Mt lud
CID be. rewved ... lb
al~atelud•te!
MASON : We in Ortnfe Coun-
ty wlll hive to do both. Wt
must. plan for a future transit
aystem lint. Those _plans ...,.
nect witlt-pl....-already
established u adivily noclea.
New oodes ""*' allo bt
p!IM<!I. SOrlleolder ueas may
hove lo bt 'lo!'.D dowo and
redeveloped. ·
'llla~ ID Loa AOcela
and•the .-then> porta ,of, ....
IMR.1' •MAT~ ...
popul1tt.n I• •ur-~· i . '
lr1111it 1yllem and I)~)'
alrtady M"Ve t ll r f 1 J:•
vehicles. 'Ibey t: • n a J.C;t
Fashioo lslaM. UCI. ' tha
regional lrlaJl(le llld . tt.i. •
du.stria! compltL W • ''t/ •
created tlloH ooda • with
ltl'eell u the tranoi>ortau+ aysttm. ·
What that .,.... 11 lhal Gift general plan doll not _,.
totally "' tht ·~· '1'la wi<!th ol tht. me.ta wt'"'
planned and bullt • ..uJi!·~
<OllllllOdatt I l)'llem ., 1lil future. ~ • q,, u IJraDCt CoulJ'' .. ·le
--pellas ......
doul --mleal17 Hil aodally, .. ,... -..... Iii'
a louder -.. Illa -" commeree ud lm.11trJ fir
eveataal reCfo..U.U.. fr
1evernmeat!
MASON : We hove lo lUl'll f9
work together toward """""'"
1ot1s. For b<ol resulll 1n tlio
aolution of common probienil
busi.neumen, politiclanl aid
people moat work \Oc!tllar.
Too afteo. it aeema, ~ tiqd-UI on the lower 1evt:la of, IO" ..
ment workiqi apart from 4""
other. One major .,.-. ll
the lack of uJlderstandlnt ol
the mechanimis of c.Vri
ment and how we art all if
terrelated one to enothtr. '1.
think that + . .u indivictu.11 ~ •
are c1p1ble of l'tS(IOlld!nl tp
\ht prcblems lbet laco .-;
But, wt need1>elter.,...,,
communicatlnl. IV.=! understand tht 11slom )Iii
the 1yllem mull ·.
111.
one pr001..., 1 .. la l!lt facl that ......... _,
alw1y1 · ldclrw llillf lo< t'9
right problema. TQo ofltn ...
polltlciin llplllds bia tw ...
11suea lhtt wUI attllf1 *' public to the public wW voCf
them back lnlo office. •
A local uample ol lhll !I
the Orqt County plannial
department's ·open a p _!1~
recommeodallon. Tbty ~· have brought in bualneu, ~
dustry ind deve!Open itid
asked for their vje•L lul,
\hey didn1. So, they cama ouj
with a piln tlial wu prellJ'
~and •-blr.
It's importaDI In plonnl .. lo(
the IC<OmpllJbment of I ~
munlty pl lo lcleotily Iba
..,.i early ID the •pme -lo
decide, 11 yw would ID , 4
depwtment store,. j'ean J ~
lord lhll.. u tba1 ,top la Iii
nored, It'• euy lo raJot
people's level ol upectatioll IO
• level hi&l>o< than ru1ilJ :oll!
1Uow. l Illini< thal'1 tht Mr·
leSl l'tUCID ... ba'ft i
' ·w. """ to ~,,,; •• i.; -1o-level apiici.s . i
a hd p«rt in • "" loyor of 90~1r11ment with .,.
1ponaibtirty for .,,... (N9ioM9 probJ.in. • • ·' )Mowed under celery "e ~Uy, It worriea mt not
couldn't aell. lhtt ...,,. people 'ire aplNt
As for ope:n apace op-our development of Prornoo-·"" " .. '
portunltles on the Irvine tory Point, fur tun\Ple, u county It lhlt whoa they ""9" cndibllllJ .. p today. .
Ranch, of the I0,000 ter<s wt much as k ......,,. ,.. thtt developed tliera wu 110 • In pnenl, l da btlla>o W
hive. maybt 20,000 IT< qu.,. people who .,. not ftmlllar tr nsportaUon plannlslc a,topt clllmben of oocawce ....
tlonablt lo r development. lrith .U tht ftc\I will bl In-1 f • do 1 lat lea taWos lo ....
Even with u!Umtte cltveloJ>-Ouenced bY Ille mapltude of fur '""I.YI· olbr and take a lilore ace.
ment, the,. wlll be many ca.. the constanl lllT•-·· l'<ople • n.er. an U million people• role 11 lbe -of .... ii II
yons and open arus thlt wlll '"'•-.... ··-· ~i1e Uvlns In 0ranp County IDCI Pl'Obloma. -•I' '• .... .. .... a leeli•• o/ Viaual -• on tht "••• t to ~ n et .~ .. , ""'~ lat of ~ lo = ~ -•r after 1wtu1e that wben lben """WO I 1 ~--~· IDCI ...._ spoce. And, In aome d .. !J.,,..lbmllfire. u,..'dhadad!Jtrlct1torl5 enouib:O:l.itwill la
velopm<nts, tht open apact Q • wm 1 resJ I lltft 1"11'1 aso. lbert ....W now bt tlleir ..._ nw 1-lo._.
b bulk In. Bi&: C..nyon has · ~ 11*-Wp tr -ft -"•• •~ -. • -•· -only an 1verqe of U bomes tis ecinrlo -. of tis .,41 onat .,~.,. -•-.· w ... wd. Wt'n.....,. allllil.
per ac:rt and otbe,. planntd In etolCJT we cm\ Jiiii pul • We llan to. I thbllr Iii dlla
the 1u1ure w111 haw c1om1u.. MAllON: ~ tnna1t -·, :;:W::O: :,u:n. ~ ::: ~ =.:I.:
u low ., one borne per acre. help bat -tha _,_,., .,_ mwt bt Olllllllywlda prov111a -Wltli •ow•
• In 111. 411 per<eot of the bat .,,. md -blltb the ..__ ~· , _ ._._ lllat fit p 10d 1 h 1 •1 •• ranch will Ill !ell !or open n>o!J lo -I --· w--,.,,._ potids
•pact. . ayat<m llnl. '"*" ..,91 flnl y... ,..... , • • ~ ~ --of
q,, la ff tne tUt alolll wl,. bt "noda" -local polnta of •Ira a 1111 '*'*'' lo -~ -=
tueo ,.,_ w had 1 alcllfl. de"""*"Wlll -or actMt1. !!!'~.!'! ~" ~ aupplf, alf ptllatkll..,. -' ·• We're p!.....S -""' .... al -• __ • ....., -•--,_ ....._,
<att Impact oa ailfkoltval Newport Centt;,'Uc Irvine. adlt!U ..... l'llrllllr, J-ii.'t.k er:.."="' 111°-"'t11m".,&al -~
prodoctleo? the alrporl 1nd tn tht 'filootl llontl ...,. ... Culler Dma ...,. i,.. -lllflfol• •
MASON: Yta. Some cropo, .lrilngle (Sonia .Anf.San .Dieao ..--111.i-. divided. !Ill II • -.... "~ sucb u•pinadl,,... aflected P't..,.11 lntmectlonl to ll*d~ -1rter1al _.; wllll, , -..,.
)>y ...... Otlien art not. tomedl1 ~ I ......,.i llf&hwa1t. n.., .. !»lat f1tae ........
.uparagu.ol1tol•1ntofunoc, 1yst.tm. I •t re1lon1I, .wlile. 'l'loero la,_, In. l1Vrf ,~·u-, .... -)
Yet la I food O'Ofl lo rmtl becltM mw lransll from 8' undol' -""'las (or I --., •
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llol;ert Trecy
WiJ ~-~· • " ...... wl11
for +hit 1hcit
~ 2 ••ilk«f1
p.aughter's· ~e>rtrait Takes
~. ..J: , ... ' ~
A P,.. imrlJ1 of hll.
dluaiifor UM Anne bu ~
od_ a ~ Mesa man flnl
place In tbe bladt and white
divlllon of the Mh week of
Ibo DAILY Pnm Snapshot
Omtal. •
. Alltlloay B. ~lampa of 141'1
SU lllllrlno ClicJe la" thll
-·· recipient of a II cub prhlO and ' tbe chance to be
nominated fcc competition In
Ille • 116,IJDO Kodak' lnter111-
tional Sllapohot Aw1rd1 for
1972 (KIN8A'72). H all othtr
requlrementa are met.
The reserve · WiMer in the
bl4~ aiid whit~-C!>'!'P<lilion !1 ·
~ Tracy . of -1'1-131
Quaemwrtatb Way , Irvine.
Jadr• picked )\11 ahot of t_wo
~ ·*4"" .toward. ..
overcul· Orona• Coaal for poaib&., 1'1 t1r n ate CGl)o
lldii'IUcn In bJP<r ata1a of
Ille lnter"tloaal compe!Jjl6n,
A portrait of two .alttloJ
dop In tbe Usht of a !e!tlnl
IWl fl tbil week'• wtnnina col-
"' dlvtaloo entrf. the tolor illdf W'!led Suan.L. Parlter
of Ill! Klllamey Lua. Costa
M...; S!O and a chance to 10
en ID the lntematlonaf com-
·pet!tloo. if all roqulrtmentl .. mlt."'"· * ... <
' ¥1si.P~u'J ~ ca~lfu
the -11-of the dop and
P!aYs 1JC1it qalnat lhailow ..
· Tbo -rv• winner In tl1ll ..U'• · color competition ll
Roborl V. Wy19111 of •
Hamlllon Sl, · Cotta "'"'· Wyioa( Jibotocrapbecl a trio of
..Uboa!a traverolli&. a --li(hltd Ill. OnlJ a 111111-cir<:le
of the IUD remains abOvt the
doudecf .llorlion to -altimlllc
Young FIOOdfug
Joh Market •
.... Illa jtpplw lit Ille lndlp , '
-.-·-•1r'
' • w Jt 'l1lt DAIL\' P'IDI' judpo
bava elected to earry over ht
linll ludclirc at tho eold ol tbe ellh~wltll con teat all
.Pbotoerapl!a , whic:!I wtn . top
awardl or l'tltrve pi:lfitionJ tn
each week'• contest.
Sharpebooten whoee entries
jud{ea felt cleServed merit
.recognition In the blacl< and
white competlUCll thll weell
are:
, Mlchlel lloPll Of Mil Slw>
non River · Circle. -Fountain
Vi"lfey, for bii . ''MI r I h
Ecology"; Jahn C. 'WllllamJ of
Modjeaka Clnyon, Orange, .tor
hif.plJoto of a dog ln..tbe ml1'f,
and Nancy Lee 'Hall of. 9144
Shrike Ave., Fo.untain Valley,
for her lftlP o( boY• jumpln&
'r<>p!' In a llChoolyard.
Color Photo merit cerllficata
WiMtn·th1'-week ate:
'Rieb lnlno <ii !Zit Bermuda
Drive, · Lqlma Beach, far Illa
"'fblte Swan", and Paul s.rter of 411 -terey Lua,
Su Clcnente, fw b ta
"Halloween euiui\I."'
Entriea are -beiJ11 "°' cepted at all 'DAILY PILO'l'
ollk:ea for at.th -Judclnr. Deadihtell noon Wedneadly. . . .
First ·,. Aid rt; -,.,.,. " '"4
. On ·fumbOs _'
lWJd~a~e?
WASlllNGTON <AP> ..:..Tba .
11'.aUcnal. ~tiCll safe-
ty llOard • •Jlirtlulence'•c-cl~I abo&rd ,· ·huae 717 )et
raat wtntor ahowect that Ill'll·
,US suppU"' aboard the . -wide-~ airllnen' are IJt.
adequAfe •• : ~
Tbe board Wod the Federal
AvtaUcn AdmlnlltraUcn to
amend -curreat rqulallom eoverilhtr oucll auppliel: . •
The notice • lr'om ·safety SACRAMENTO (UPI)
PoiiulaU011 fore c aa t 1 in
C.!Uornt. Indicate tbere '!Ill
be more • !bu 7 O>llllon -fl ht the 11 'ht' M age br.U.t" by · 11110; C.mpared
With I .I inJJ!ion In llfO.
Board CIWrm J Im H lleed L' A G' to FAA ~:ti>r JOba H. 11~ nne ta.mpa won Shatter referied to lnjuttoa her father II -first place
•board i ll_l a m·t ·I er-Lo• with her garden portrait.
Aqelel 'Natloaal A.! I I ID t 'I----;==·=========;--_,..--,, • . 'l'.be Cflil_ornja _Tupa""'
Aatoclatlon diacloltd the P!'O-Jecto4 jioputauon lncre1ae iolid
Uld the atate will have ht
..-ate lll0,000 new joba e1ch
YI" clur1llf !hi -el1ht yun to keep up With the Oood
o1 )'1111111 people htto the Job
narut. ..
Boeln& 7f7.ftlllll o!IJT>'bll 114 I
penona 'dtftiilc liaYera WI ll&YI TOU.111121/t le 12 ~--. -~ ·lala, . • Net.., ai,lea I• llila .... -
''OUr tnvestlption dfJCloaed ..__..._ •-..w. ..... ta• ...
an. area ol ~ reg~
the adequacy of ~-old 11111> gt!: on bolrd the airplana," .oaJd_ •
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:sAYE ·f60 '
•ACT B.ECTm CALCIUTOIS
FDI FAST, ACCllATE AllSWEIS
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A. Speclell Elect11111lc. I per·
~ win and ..,ited cel-
culeliw. .. 1,ha .... """
7 111.I .cr.41+ l!Mnca.
t.llES. IM.tt-,_o1..a.
cul.tor .... "'"" ... ..lcule-
ti... "" looili f ii • d e.d ....... ....... .y.i.n ..
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•Tan Klei
~Navy !Cid • • lrawn Kid
YESI WE HAVE
C AND D WIDTHS.
515"
Sins. --'"'='-l--'=--1---t-·_ --•-· -.,, .. ,..,, ·~·11 ·~·11
SHOE fEA TVRESr Yesl Wa havt C Ind D widtha
DDvb4e cetlttoft fooM cwhion 1ntole and lining. btra
........ -..... k. 1cltfti;r.co11y. dultntd .. All Doy
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Boro•eope
Gemini: Accent on Trip
MONDAY
AUGUST 7
By SYDNEY OllW\JI
illU (llarcb 21-Aprtl 111:
O.U'---. , ~tMUll CCllDICted with yootb are
hlchlllhtad. RtlaUonahipl are
to!Wlfied. You art rawarded
for ellorta. U •Incl•· marrtla• 11 accented. If married, new
undentan<Ung can be l't!ached
, •Ith mate.
TAURUS (April JO.May lGl:
Spotllght IJ oo home. property,
areaa which promote aecurlty.
You ltl rid ol yeJp~ burden.
You can uamlne potential.
Doo't be afraid to make In-
• qulrla. Check .. paat In-
vestment. Obtain d I r 1 e t
answers.
GEMINI (May. 21.JWIO 211):
role. Riie above the petll'. 6ee llAGITfARWt (NO¥. I).
beiood the obvloua. Dellnlta Doc. 21): Good lllDlt upect
11in ls abown. now colnddea with trivet,
LEO (July l3-Au1. l2): deflnln1 of peraonal Lunar eytle now colnddea
with now contacu, fresh op-pblloaopby. You cu Mek ud poifiiri!t~i:-llnd ,... alacr c1,11 I'!~
Love ii ln picture. You feel together puule plecea. One
more vital. Creative. juices you trust could act ln manner
now. St re 1 s independence. to cre1te doubt.
confidence . Start 1 new . CAPRICORN (Dec. U.Jan.
Socta!I... · 191: Oi1 beneath the aurfaco.
VIJ\GO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 \: Concern v.itb mystery ta iri·
Check detail1. & thorou&h. cUc:ated . Don't fur th•
Dem1nd stiecifics. Ignore one unknown. In actuality, you
who woold prefer to whisper have plenty of reUOD to be
iweel nothings. Behlnd-tetnes con f Iden t . Money. in·
acUvlty -~ likely to be vutmenll. trust ht older ln-
futured'. You art trusted with ittvktual -these all are
c!onOd .. tlal Information. f .. turect.
!JBRA !Sept. 13-0ct. 12\: AQU•Dn~ (J -reb
Accent Is oo llpecia\ dealr.s. ~·· ~· -•
!OPS
ACC<JJI . on abort journey.
uilique m-1•. apeclal call
er vialt. Brlns forth orillnal .
\deu. Be htdependent without
being IJ'f'Ol!lnt. U ver11tlle,
you gain. RefulO to be ln-
Umldal.ed. There 11 more than
one method .
Open di1loeue. E I P r e s • lll : Accent ll on partnenhlpa.
youroelf. 0 .. 1 With Gem!DI. relatlonahi~s of pu!IWlllll
Virp indlvirluals. Romance . nit~. FiDilb r•°'F than
vulety. basic ch1ngea are bea.m -complete tmportant
featur'!d . You find out where project. ·Dea.I with A.rfel, e1-
yoti atand with member of op-chanc• 1pecillc ldeu wttl!
poslte au. · · Leo. Time now ls on your alde:
SCORPIO !Oct. 13-Nov. Jll: PISCES !Feb. 1&.Marcb JO!>
CANCER (June 21.July 121:
·Your income potential could
fnereue. Newa i1 received
which fnrcea a decision. End
of procrartination ii due.
Aq111rll1 p I a y I prominent
What 1ppe1t1 to be opposition Work routine. hell.th, tm..
it merely a be1lt.by thllltnge. ~proved r e I 1 t I on 1 with
Know it and respond ae-associates and ~workers -
cordiqly~ C.rttr matters, these are featurtd. lM ln·
p~eaalonal a kill• are ac-. dlvldual fllUl'fl promlnenUy.
centecl. Enmine ambitions. Now lS ttme to ma.kt known
Be IW't you are 101Jt1 ht your needa. You will be pn>·
desired dlr<ctlcn. vlded toolJ.
MASON LOOKS AT FUTURE . • •
(From P11e I) differtnct between wt}.lt theY, priority. Otberwt5e I IN r.:
Q.: Bow 11 Utt eouty'• c1n affouallrd aod what andtbe hous· answer. The prl~11of evef)"
fltllrt lftected by lbe COit-Ina ICl y eo1t1, . thus product you buy llfW oonlln.Ut
11111111 spiral of Ille coal of 1C1tter low-Income p e o p I t golnJ up. not jllJt boulillf.
ltouillf Bow do ,,. avoid lhrou&bout the communlty ln-Inflation ii everywhere and
low-1.Dcome pett.oei? stead of llotailrl& them in a affects every product. Infia·
MASON: The !fouling prob-1h<tto. The -au baldy would Uon his nin ua out of th•
rem In Qranae .. Counl)' b due help them -.. a -home world marketplace. Imtation
jual for al '-• u they -·~ed is the worst form ·of !Iola· In part to a lick of an 1mple ....... 1~
ltlpply or low coat dweUlnt:s tht help. Sueh a proaram Uoniam lm.lgina~le. We mus~
auch as are normally found In would lnteerate people aoclally stabilize Inflation a, a first
older artu of 1 communJty. It ind cultur1lly to the aame priority. Otbuwllt. I 1e1 no
lm't p:>aaible t.o duplicate the !eve.I u the: rest of the com· eawu, the ptiet§ of every
quality of housing that older munity. There would be more product you buy will conUnul
th f I to ll 1oh11 up. not Juat houalnJ. • neighborhood• would make reason en or peop e pu President Nl%0n'1 ware ud
available because of the in-themselves up by Jhei,r own price controls came too late.
created value of land, the in-bootatrips. • · They , were needed in 1968. . . terl ts However, 1 a f e I u a rd a Short of continued, no loophole nauonary ap1ral of ma 1 111Jnat t h e UJllCl'\lpuloua controls, I see no eod to in·
and lahor and increaaed In-· landlorll who would b e Dallon.
tere1l rites. tempted to provide 11.1blt.u-Q.: CU Ute bomebayer w
And, in a county that h11 ctanl bouaillf at htfiated prices bu!aeumu eipect blsller h>
built the bulk of llJ boualnr ~ =. ~ ... :r;;·llh~-t~ "g'!, thhtk 1erxllllr
tJ:le last 17 yun, thtrt lan t bum 1partment1 "o u l d n 't rates are. bound to go up •lain.
enough older bouain& 1v1llabl1 Jeut or M]J. this faU. Perhlp1 not u hl&b
~ meet the ....ts ol low ~ ' Q, • Howil ,cu . Ille _coat of u they did the IJat Uma, but
c;ome peop1eJ-~" lroailll ba ~ ll•~•T • tJial' Will !"lip: ; '
. Neverthelw. the Ip II t MAl!ON: GI .... .,.jf prueot.====:2•::::====
b •• ~ ••• economy that IJ lmpoaalblo. between homei JM:ll'C --.i .ilQ But the problem 11 biger than .,.., ""· Af'f •
homes rented 1J about llO-IO Juat bouolfti. ' VOTI AU5. I
now. A few )'lall aro, 70 pu· lnllatlon II evorywhare and • . • ;JAMES
cent rented iod only 30 pu' . aU~ta every product1 lnOa· ·
cent could afford' to buy. So . UO!! h11 nin'"' out .ol tbt •• !t1SIGN • •· ·~ world marketplact. lnll1Uon . tblnga. 1tt1 .gettlnl -•~. iJ the -.t form o1 ilol OOL IOAID
percentage wise. tionilm imaa;ioable. Wi mu!t I ' ' Government boulln& pro~ ltlbilalze inlla&n u 1 flrit c-"""-T• 111ct .. ,......,.
ect1 or attempt.I to bulldl;~~~~~~~~~~~~"'g.,.~"~·~'~'"~"'~~~··~,.~~ cheap boualnr are only waY•
to build pttoea from the atart. .
1 tblnl< wt'd be much better
off aubaldlslnJ people for the
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DAI LY PILOT
Snapshot Contest
LHding to Kodak International
Newspaper Snapihot
Awards (KINSA '72J C0mpetition
Rules:
I. Th• co11foif 11 1trlctlv fer ,...,, .. v, 11hoto1r•ll'h1rs f.A.11 ''"'"
t1ur i1 C1fi11M •• 011• )ll'ho1t hobltv '' •••r.t tie11 is 11'itklrt1·~1 ki111
tlld who 4001 1101 '" ..... •11v 111b1ft11f1tl ,,,. of hit li•illt tftreuth
ftkhit 'icture1l. •
l. l l1c•·•11d·wh ite or color 11ictilrt1 t1 .. 111 1fter July I, 1971
''' 11i9iDlo. No 11ictur11 "''' ff 011terff by 011v 1m,lov1 of th• DAILY rllOT., by ,,.., inCi•idutl ...... ,., ..... ny It ... ,.,.d
ifl tho 11111111.1f11cfur1, 1010, cefl'lll'ltrci1I r. .. hhlt1t or ,,,,f111i111ol 1110
M ph11to9rophic 10011h.
J. SnepJ..ets lll•Y b• f1lr•11 wjth lllY "''Ir' ef '''"'''• •11 •llY ff•Mf ef fllftll. N• 1rlwarlr •t Nf•11Chi11t It !IMtiRlttM ff net•· +I"''' or pri11h -110 cell'lposite •i•t11r .. , 11u1ltl,l1 ••I':""''' er 111ulti,l1 1"'i11fi119. ' j '
Twlc••v••rwe
cut the coet 5°" on
3 LeMeur.Permenent;il ...
4. A11y 1111,,.IMr el ,icf11r11 11t1y lie •11ttr.L c.,.t.tt111t'1 111•11.
HJ,..,1 •114' ,J.0111 """""'" '""'' l:i1 wrl+t111 cle•rly '" +"-li1clr •f ••th ,tcture, M1 il ar J,n,.,, Jirlri\I er tr111tp1r111ci•1 t•:
DAILY 'fLOT S1111i1hot ContHf £1iltor, '· 0 . iex 1560, Celt1
M111TCA. •i6J6, t E.,trle1 c111 M h111d~1IL••rMI +• e11y DAILY
'ILO ·,ffie1. lrt.ut "'"''' lt1 ,hyilr1lly !11 heN Ii tho .. eMe11 ltv.; 1111•4 1~11• 'f'~ w11lr.I Co11t11t •ffleielt ,,,,,..,, the.rlJhf :ft ••ttV .
That's Ward's 1 /2 Price 811•
$15.00 Organicore Perm · $1;50
$20.00Textra Perm $10.oo
S25.00 New Era Perm $12.sb . ·~n' Shampoo and set included!
--Frosting, complete $14.50
SHAMPOO & SET lt•orydeyl
HAIRCUT !onrydeyl
SHA& CUT
fio,. $1.N
AppO:-not lh\'IYI --but app adotad
u.. --Chore-Ai ... '• '""' .... UtO H•l•ll•C.. ..............
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Ht4'11
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.... , '··· 111frit1 ,,, Jwcl9i119 ,,.,,. .......... , .... 11erl 1114 to ...
• exclu4e frell'I l•lllt il\I •lto11t~er 111y •11triff rtuii¥e4 1.-ie._ iri th•
f1111I Wlelr, I
I.,. Ht t.lect;1..J,whlt1 .,lcture1 wlll \e ,.Jurllff~ Ce,fe1t111t
Mutt lte eltle le f11r11i1h ffr1 efi9l111I 11e11tlv1, If ,.~wefted ..,
ffi e Co11te1t Editor. Tlite DAILY '11..0T •11u11te1 11t Ntpetttll:illiy
fir 110J_oti ... 1 et ,,111+ .. COLOl ,llNTS OR. SLIO.l:S Will IE IE.
TUINIO ONLY IF ACCOM,ANllD IY A. StAM•lO, SllF·
ADDklSSEO ENYELO,E,
6. c.M1tfe11+. •tto pm'lllfted +. teMff ,i.._,.., te •11ly ''"
''""''"' ••rilcl,1ti11t 111 tke Ke41\ l11t.u11tltfl.el S111,1hot ...... ,.., ..
f , ft k 1lit iWe fer 1 loe•I ff•llill l"'f•, a ...._.t.1t 11utf
lip • tf1ttflteftf tfii•t the ,ldvt-e, •t ~ , ... .., thtlltar JM•·
..,,.. •f ffi1 t•M• ••"ie•f er 1lh11tt.., h .. -+ ... ., 1IMI Jill •••
.,. •11ft,.4 liy 111111'1 /It OftY eftltr Mflfftt -1"11 ... "1. itffe,ff
t.r ''~"·•ti•" .. l llY '"""••ti111 itet •• ttMCtM with ttii. C.llfttf.
9; IMPOITANT1 .. '"' Y•• ~NW .... lttlflff •"' ......... 1f •llY ,....,.r.,"I' ,,,...,. ,..,._,tl"f 111 'ttwr ,ithrtre. 1M. it AM••••f'f "''''"'· t11 """'" ,., ff .. M ........ 111 ........... , J-4fi ... ..--... M 1lile++. ... +tte ,,.nH.11 ....... tf l9Cft
,_... er "Jiien•*' f1t fflelr llttil fu•r4l1M, J.. ... ~-_.. •f
11l1te"l t. """It utl of the ,1ct11r• f. fh1 ,.,,_.el fl ........
ff..i, alYtrfhlitt '' ,,'1JTctt*111 111 111y "'"""
Enter Ivery Week
July 2 Thl'OlffJh AIMJ. 26
Deaclllne Wednesday Noon
•
"
c; I loULY PILOT
·Actur .Bill Fiore
Goes Commercial
lly K!X RUD
Bill Fiore~ Okay, the name
may not hive yet become •
le,encf tmto lbeU, like Kate
Smltb or Onauia or Colonel
Sanden Kentucky F r i e d
Oiicken.
night ..ms. "The Corner
Bar," in which he plays a
m a rtlni-!Wigging Scar9dale
stockbroker -a c r o s s
~ween Jack ~mon and
&n Blot -and he may be
soon sending people running
out to their ne i11hborhood bar
aJa in.
FROM COMMERCIALS TO STAR OF NETWORK S!IUES
Actor Biii Flore M•d• $100,000 A YHr With Deodoront
"My favorite pastime is lu ! is th gr 1 de cla&s in
pull down my Murphy bed out Pennsylvania who went a
of the wall. open up a huge photo of me {or thdr room. I'll
pack of famlJy.site M and M's have to get 1t1me new onet
and watch Frink C • pr 1 taken. The ones I have are
movie! on the Late Show. I lousy."
fell in love •ith my wife Where does Bill Jo'iore 10
becau!e 11he, looked I i k e from here? certainly Mt beck
Claudelle Colbert. Where did to the medicine cabinet. Doe11
we all go wrong~" he, like all oomics; want to
Sl•f• at Centay Pim
Oliver Breaks Barrier
111 Gl:OllGI!! Ll!!Jl>AL boJruoli ... y bollll --et ...... ,... ...,. . '°"' ... tNt hu mllT'ld
Pop on11 llilk 11y11o1 ou .. , ou ... ·1 _..... e1p1bl1
inoy not mctly bf wowlnt' haMllnl el die bin°'"" ••·
•u<ll ..... In ti., 1'" K.._ --llri«)ltened -bil Bar ol the Century Plo11 -el U.Jaa ...ita
Hot.I, C.otuey Clly, but tjlit "B~"
ceni bo¥ 1111' "1llt.-II• .....-tho ,_,, W'fUt-.
For yt:art now, 1ucb Club t(:~ di.arm, dt1plte •'l=~~~~~~~~E,:~] owner• hi Ye conditioned •U· ttubtly beard wtdch now\: dlenc11 not lo •lQJec:t lo heor rr ..... hll boyllll, ruddy , ....
the comfortable eoundl or 1.611< Tben. be lollo"' the <0Mlnc11ii1•
gullln ond olncen tn their wttll • Uvely, toe-llpplnc ,. .. 1.1
pllllh lounger. dltlon. MOW THI• WlllAT
Artbll or Ollvtt'1 Uk hive Next """"' llfl tou<:hlnc
been tacitly mtrleted to venlon o1 •1tr You Go Away"
ployln& Ice crMm ond oodo wlllch <arrleo the 11ntlmenl
loun1er ouch ., F'Ttd Wein-de>pite .. ,often jerky phru.
tr1ub'1 Greenwich VJ I I 11 e Ing ond I dioturbln& sr•llMI ol
m1bllllunent, the Bitter End. IOUl1do tn hls lower r .. lot«.
Oliver, lt 1ppem, is maltlng John l'liM'1 "Your Flq
an end run · around tht Decal Won't Get You lnto
Uptown-Villa1e loul\Ce barrier Heaven Anymore" proves lo
and he has to come all the be I raucoua delllf\t, '""" Mt.-
way to Century City to do it. closing . "Starshlne" includes . an audience slng-a·k>n&, suc-
The Hong K?ng Bar 1s not ceuful 00 lhll vlaJt to ·I.bl
Century Piau. 1 W '11 t •Ide point wher• an encore wu
Room. but It doea offer 1n ~x-demanded.
t~i.~--. _....,... .
....-ican.w....,;:.
'11EIUDUA1E • '
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YOTI AU•. t '
JAMES
INSIGN
SCH~ IOAID ,
~1• a•t•MW
1"M .... tt.. ,,....,..,, .....
""1Mr'
llOW P.UTlll'I
Ill tol11 l11UTllS
COllTl .... IDA&TT11'
r101tMll-of:."t A~lt1111f'
A.....,_ ....
But I.he face. Well. the fat't
It 10metbJng die. It Is not
unlib 1 Pomeranian that ha.!i
bet!'I pelted In the wrong
direction. and It Is instantly
reeognil.able everywhere by
anyone who has ever aeen a
TV commtrclal.
He makefi being in one look
like so much fun. He even
makes the barroom set of
"The Corner Bar" look like
fun. It's called Grant's Tomb
and It's supposed to be a
replica or a real bar around
the comer from ABC-TV
called McGlade 's.
The money from all those play Hamlet? "I'd Jove to, but
deodorant 11prayg netted him i' would probably tum out to
more than $100,000 a year and be R comedy with me in it. I'd
made him a familiar face on probably get Hamlet mtxed up
"The Mary Tyler Moore with Rosencrantz or
Show" and "The Court!hip of Guildenstern.
..... "" williul ~l
"'°llfQiliG1
tremely ~mfortable setting Reaching for hi5 remerkably
r?r after-dinner 1lpplna: and In-tune U-strifl& guitar, Oliver l~:;:::;:;:::;iiiii:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;:;:::;~j
l1Stenin1. now contrast.I the ·heretoforell
He'a the bewildered Sari
Sack w.ho ha1 sent millions of
peopie runnm, out to buy cold
rt.mdes, hair tonic, plastic
atovu and furniture polish.
After hil famous Right Guard
ccmmen:lal. In which he
opened the medicine che!t and
yelled "Mona !'' when another
face ttafed beck. truckdrtvers
and b 1 r d · b a t construction
workers ytllfd "Mona ." at
him every tlme he walked
down the 1treel. Little old
lldles Mop him In airports,
ebildren mob h I m at
llllneyland. ind he'• 1 bi&
favtrlte on open highways
with people in campers.
For a teetotaler, how does
he feel about playing 1 drinktt
on "The Corner Bar?" "Love
It. The character of Ph.ii
Bracken is a dash of Thurber,
a jigger of Elwood P. Dowd in
'Harvey.' and a l\\ist of Lem·
mon. He'U 11it down and talk to
anyone. He cares about peo.
pie.
Eddie's Farber." He. played a "l guess l just have a runny
small but memorable bit in fa ce. When I did the Nyqull
Frank Perry's film "The cold remedy commtrcial, all t
Swimmer," and on Aug. 19 was trying to do wa1 give the
ABC-TV will show his slaTTing tmprm.ion J bad the most
performance in a special miserable cold anyone ever
During ,.the early pArt ol hls low-key perfor'll'llllee w'lth an
on.hour ••set," Ollvtt too, i n c r e d I b I y fine, both
,.."" uncomfortable. H l 1 technlctlly ond 111111ically, of·
diKOmfort it doe not ao much ferlng of Goodman'• ''City of
t.o the surroundings, a1 it b to New Orleans."
called "Captain Newman, had. J thought J wu .teUng,
M. 0." but I mtlll have had •n eflec:t
the unfamiliar tunes wbk:h ne_ apology for A r I o
filled to ttlr the handful who Guthtle't chordin1 of the
came to hear the t p.m. show. railroad drama proved un-
Now the ratingJ are 10 high on people.. .Now hypochon-
the y're talking about bringing dri1cs avoid me like Hons
"The Corner Bar" hock in the Kong nu ."
Stevt! Goodman's "Neu-neeesa.ary, as Oliver stnlm·
rotica," a ~ cycle ift-med up a storm d wheels Ol'I
cludlng •• Oliver 'compOlition liO';;;;:;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ll
and 1 f1lltriog ~ition of
"Wlndmillt of Your Mfnd'' and
"Catch Me lf Yeu Cai\'' are
definitely t he forgettable
momenta of the eveninc.
It's always the a am•
creeling. "Aren1t you whal'&-
lti&-name?''
Bein& an anonymous
celebrity could 1end most 1c~
t.ors to a ahrink, but Bill Fiore
ta.. dodni· IMltthln1 •bollt ll.
Now he'a ane of the 1tar1 of
the ne• ABC. TV Wednesday
"l like that. J care about
people. too. That's why l like
Frank capra movies. The only
regret in my life is that I
came along too J11te to do all
those movie comedies of 'he
Thirties and Forties. I was
born to play opposite Jean
Arthur. My great ambition is
to own my own priv1te &ereen·
Ing room where I would lhow'
nothing bot Frank Capra
movies like 'It's A Wonderful
Life.' ~ut how can you do that
in a New York apartment?
winter for 1 full network pro-A stage manager· yella for
grammlng IJChedule. Escept all the principals to hit the set
for Dick C&vett and the Map for the opening tce:nf:. "I'd
oper11s, it's the only major better 1tart geUinc Jn to
network show currently being charader. What 1 do b atare
taped in New Ynrk, all or at an object and try to blot out
which makes Bill Fiore everything around me. It's
10melhing more important at sort of like se:lf-hypnoeis. J'm
last than "what's-his-name." getting pretty gaod at it. J can
At least, that's what the mail get a 'buzz on in 20 second11.
pouring lntn the A B C Just think what poor Richard
mallroom these days seems to Harris has to go through to
indicAte. get the aamt effect! ..
Then. Olive.r's recorded hlt
"Jean" warms the: room and
the sel picks up.
A touching !JfW a o n I
''Evergreen" follows" 1-n d
clinches the belief th11I Oliver
ls both a t'Ompo1lng and
performing talent ol Ute fifst
"I think the publ.ic likes the 1;;:=========~I onler.
character of Phil Bracken . I
got a letter last week from a
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To-Motorists
:t~E.DOLE ldMc:t ,....., ..,..,.,,
All ovm; Europe they're tbe
wnt. WI~ lanaua11, the
hlllnr•1111Di (et -thtlr
-· by clllcrlm tnd l)'1l>o bill A molorill, no matlar
what hh toocu•, mo... what
to do and. maybe more Jm.
portant. whit noi to do.
No. paitini! A large llub
cull lbn>u(h a ldhf-<lze P. No
left tum! A sluh through an
"""" that ben4a lert. A hill
ahead! A truck or automobile
.... alope.
Simple, tnd dlectlve. Now
the Vnllacl Slotu t. getting
tbe me..ge. And t h e
motorllt, too.
Sb.M:1* show that drtveni
>w:t't!Jore oulckly to plcturet
thin to word1.
And Whal WU that old
Chtflele proverb about tht
""'111 ol a picture compared
to 10,000 word•? SloWb'. dell~ately. l h •
Vnii.d S1atn hat be«un to
move toward an lntemalional
l)'lt.em or tramc control
rurking1 .and .signs, all of
wllJcb emphulza pictum and
"'1tbollc _.,rather
than the wrltlm word.
It'• all part ot a major er-r.rt IO mab the AmeriCtn blcbwty, a Ur loiredlenl In
llfety 1wblitl. In even ufer
pJaco lo the )'tll"I ahead.
Al the Ame time, the
Federal Hlcbway · Ad-
mlnlttnlloo (fllA) lo .....
tlnuaUy =-1nc the overall d~ .of the lntentate road
aystem tn4 Installing more er-
rectJve median SUard rill• and
breakaway alglll tn4 lami>' posts.
Many ol the earlier bulll 1-
roada are being brought up to
date to the enUre ayalem,
whtD complei.d later in the
de<tde, wlU meet the belt
ltlety dellp -of the time.
E""rgy•boorblng borrlen,
such u the ll!Jd.lilled barrels
of former race driver John
Fitch, are helng placed In
front of bawdoua lll<ed ob-
ject>--brldge abutmalll, for
lnlltance. Motori.Jtl often art
able to brick up and drtve
away all« atrlklng these lm·
poci..boorblng barriers al
apttda d. IO miler an lwr or ~Ion,
more. they contribute to accld~t.s.
Reaultl are tmpruslve. 1be Under the new .sy1tem
latalily rota on the lntmtato adopted by the FHA, the
l)'lltm IJ about hall the U stater are beginning to phue
per too million miles traveled in mar. tn4 more of the !n-
on non-Intentata roads. ternaUonaHype algns, but the
But of all the Improvements whole exercise may take
on U.S. hlgbW-.>"I , the moat many yean: to complete.
obvious 19 the motorist will be lnaistlng that the scbed'!it is
the gradual replacement of "Evolutionary, not rtYOfu.
word sign by thole relying on tionary," Mr. Conner Aid,
symbols 1 n d pictographs however, that "we b a Ye
alone. recommended a schedule as a
In keeping with the FHA 's guideline for the states to uae.
newly revised manual on Some states, because of
uniform tr1tfic cont r o I budgeting probltmS. won't
de vi«•. road 11..,. bearing meet I\ too pen:eot." The
aymbols lnatud of Wtlrds are 1ovemment has todicated tt
Intended to provide lnllant would llke the replilctmenl of
-munlcallon with the driver all bllbway signs within the
ol a mofor veblde. nezt :IO months, bu~ Mr. Coo-
'J'he liRDS an: tent: and ntr. adds:
designed to overcome the con-"The states are n o t
fu.sion IO often resulting Crom abso1utely requlred to repJace
IOmt types of slgm now in use all signs by the end of lt7f. U
on V.S. roadway•. they elect to use the old sljo>I,
"Dir~~ atgns o rte n which are acceptable, it's OK.
have too muc:h to re.ad," "Replacement is tte0m-
declares Robert E. Conner. mended, but there is no
chief of the traffic control pressure to enforce cortr
systems divisjon of tht FHA. pllance." He reports, however,
"They're frustratllJ.I." b e . hardly any resistence from the
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READ TMISE SlONS -"-left, they Indicate:
slippery when wet; pedestrian <rOalnJ:; divided
highway and bike aosslng. Tbe International sign
ayum Is coming slowly to U.S.
'
1tates.
Wbat wUI It cost the slates!
Nobody really knows. The
average We of traffic alp ln
only three or four yeart •
tnyway: .. It'• expected that
11 they are replAced, many
will be replaced with the neW
lntemaUonol type.
Although nobody knows how
many traff1e .tins a.re in Ute
In the U.S., there are IOme
3.7 million miles or roadw1ys,
ranging lrom the high-speed,
up-to-date Interstate system
to the unmarkrd roads in
many or the small jurisdictions
ol the c:ounlly.
Aocording to Mr. Conner,
the ln.9tallatlon of the new
ll)'lllbollc lllOll " proceeding lui..t ID the Soulhealt and
Midwest.
Color wlll be of major alg·
nWcance. Red means 1 stop
or that tome movement la
not allowed. U Y"tl need gas-
oline or a restaurant, follow
the blue. Yellow indicates a
warning. RtguJatory signs,
such u those that ind1cate
a speed limit, are black on
white. For w1rnin11 of
ccmtrudkln or maintenance
ahead, oranie is used. The aooct earth tone ol brown
po1nts toward a recreational ......
Even u now, the ll>ape of
the slglll Is Important A pen-
tagon, for instance, which has
nothing to do wttll the mili-
tary, mearu: I r.cbool.
The FHA al!o hu been test· Inc dlacrammatic sip at
more than 20 Joe.a Uons around
the U.S.
Diagrammatic 1 I 1 n 1 are
large, slmplified mapi telling
the driver, as he approachts
an inlenectionl, how the inter·
sectJns bJlbwaya tnd rampa
are Jajd out, thus making It
eaalor !or him to aelect Which
lane1 and ramps to follow to
ccmtinue toward his dettlnt-
tloo with least CllO!ulloo tnd
loss of speed.
A major dUficulty, however,
IJ that the7 often Include more
Jnfonnatlon tha'n motorists are
able to usim.llale while travel·
ing at hi,ti speed.
Meanwhile, watch for the
new highway slgns. They're
on their way.
Dues, Taxis
Rainbow Colors
Come w London
LONDON (UPI) -Today l
.............. e cob. Clooely
Collowad by • purple bus.
So wt.at? So there goes
anolher tlD)I bit ol the tradl·
tkn that are England.
Once there were three
thins• etrtaln In this rtckle
world -death, ta1ts and the
cok>r ol London buses and tu:·
is. We've ltllJ got death and
taxes.
Not all London taxicabs are
black an,Y mort', nor all buses
red .
The taxis we still tht same
marvel of efficient design.
You can flllll enter one ln a top
hat, If you've got a top hat
But there are green ones,
orance ones, yellow ones.
mauve ones, e\'ea two-tont'd .....
Buses are even wilder.
Most of London's slab-sided
doubledecken are still red as
they've been tlnct ISSS. But
not all. Now one b apt to be
yellow, or purple. or wh ite -
or painted with pictures, race
horses or a royal band.
BUJet R:O bright foe mol!ey.
London Transport s<ll• Ill the
tp1ce on the sides of a bus to
advertiJen who fork out 7 ,500
pounds (111.750). ni~t buys an
advtrtlter the rlght to paint
his bus any way he likes, all
over, and keep tt that ••Y for
a yeac. He must allo pay for
repalntlng it ffil when the
year 's up.
A paint manufacturer first
TRAVEL
got the money·maklng ldfll to
officialdo m about rour years
ago. Traditions in London are
not bent lighUy, and a ~at
deal of M>Ul-searchlng went on.
"I think London Tr.amport
qulte 8Wl)ri!ed itseU by allo-..··
ing it," one officlal aaid.
SllexiDe Pa.inti ran a com-
petition in art schools for a
design !or Its fir!! all-pointed
bus. The winner aplaahed
tourist sighll all OVfl' -8 red·
rooted Guard• band marched
down one llide put Big Ben
and St. Paul's. No design since
has come close to It in art11t1c
merit.
There 's a bus painted all
over with the Union Jack, Bri·
tain'1 flag, another pelnted •
bilious multicolor aella radios.
Sad, really.
Focus on Ga ming T a bles
By STAN DELAPLANE
RENO .,... No way lo lose on the gaming tables
hett. You must in -1f you believe the paper·
bacb that lake up half the newsstands: ''Ten Ways
To W'm Al Dl<!'e." "Winning Systems For '21'." And
so on.
Where are the most lavish displays of bow-to-
win boob? Right in the gambling casino-hotels.
Best display it at Harrah's. U those don 't spur you
on, Bill l!arrab hu a free gaming guide booklet in
your !tote! room. Simple lnstrucUoDS on how lo play
each game.
* Breakfast calls for room service go directly to
a service elevator stocked with standard breakfuta.
While you are phoning. the elevator ii rising to
your floor. When you hang up, the cart-11-rolling
to y9ur door.
Doni Ny in your room and dawdle, man. Eal
and get down to the tables. ·
Some 12 million people go through here each
year. Admiring the Nevada deserl Tb• magnificent
hlgh Sierra. Blue Lake Tahoe. Most of them pull
a slot machine handle while pualng through.
* LAS VEGAS STRIP COMES TO LIFE AT SUNSET LIKE A FIREWORKS DISPLAY Serious gamblers play crapr. Best odds for the
player. But still 1.4 a(ainst you, no matter bow
you play iL
Vegas: Safe Bet for Fun Weekday Campers End
Se.arch for Campsites · The La te, L'};te Sliow is a 69-cent Breakfast
BJ ALAN DlllUN Ann ·Morlaret, tn EI via
Of,.. o.ttr"" Stall Presley, a Wl)'De Newton or a
The woman tn' tennis shoe!' Sammy Davia Jr.
,,. watktnc trance-like at 4 Conrrle Steven. or Debb;t
a.m. throolb the !toes of slot Reynolds w1ll sing ror yoor
machines. supper in eJbow to 80UP plate
Siie had Just dropped the roodittona. W b a te v er hai>'
paper cup that onoe was lull of pened to Eddie Fisher and low
nickela -you know where the prices you nilght muse 11 the
nlckela wen dropped -Into a $30 checl: !or two is served
wute basket. Now she \11'•1 with the coffft? clutclliJIJ a pinted coupon It la a c1t1 ol entertainment
that wu be< nm belt'bet. and unlnhlbltacl excitement.
"George," al!e Called out to You Ctn be entertained by
lier INaband, lntenuptln& ht. •Ian on stac• or !ind yourseU
poclctt.tummaClnl for more playing roulette with thein.
looae ~ "boW long do we I.a• Vegu la !or people
have to ally up belort we can watchfn:-GltlJ In jeam hip
&fftblr....,..t breakfast!" hugglnf put men In whlta
'!be acene, ol courae, wu 111111, lltla In '°'"" olldil( by
Lu Vegu, the di)> where the'" youn( men In cowboy hab tnd
noon never sell! and -.. cbaclt ahhU. Lu Vegaa hat
-are qulddy repalnd .... more hart ~ and
rib credit cant patches. lllll>burned -t b •• It is a city ti. cut p<ice Newport Betdl. _.,., ,.,ct hlgh-oric<d You can watch tbe Texan .um.a. Bur then !ht dlnnera draw1111 on Ills credit at Illa~· ,_ "1lb a -or tw6. An Jack or amn, at the .....
lhooters u they beleech: the course that rost.s far less than
dice to mate the point the r_.i cour.... 13.50 a SACRAMENTO -II your
The dealen WW' name tags niund compared wilh the $11 favorite campground in the
but they don't seem friendl y, or 115 yoo11 finish up paying Calllornia Stole Part< System
perhaps beca.Ule nobody likes on the more extravagant 1t booked aoUd for the to take money from a friend . layouts. You might apprtclale
Tbe pit bosses -t h e a saving like thlt after a night wetbndl, try me:rving a
overaeers who watch the of blackjack. campsite durin& the week -
dealers -seem eY'en Jess Other 1 p o rt 1 enthusi,11sts SUnday through T b u r • d 11
lrlendly oot they'll gel 'you a mi&hl lly Lake Mead !or nigbll. That's the advice of
drink. The drinb come ,,. .. to li•hin( and w11ar uilng. the Stole Department ol Peru
gamblers yet IO!lleilow Y"tl ~ can talte In Hoover and -Uon.
are '5 or 110 wont by the Dam, which Is as large a block You OUIY llill Mll'Vt comp
time they arrive. of coocrete u you'll !Incl lllta during the latter pall of
But you don't have to R:am· anywhere. August and the Labor D.,
ble. You can pay 95 cent! for a To do those things, however, "00~~ ~-.. ~~~ ~ Scotch Just lllce anywhere el,.. is to lorute the air con-'~ ~-• .....,.
available without reservaUon
during weekdays.
You can make mervatlont
as llte u Monday for the
foUowing wetbod at any ol
the ll!O Tlckelron ootleta
throughout the state. To find
out where you can aet your
tickets for Ca.Wornta State
Park System campsltea, 1n
Loi Ang•lel call (213) 171-2%11 ;
in San. DI ego , call (714)
427-5133: in San Fnnc:llCO,
call (ill) 5Q..lm: tnd lo
Sacramento, call (ttS) 4U-1828.
1821.
Yoo can (0 to a allow. incl dltloniog and that 11 no1y r..-the Inland atale paru tnd
there are doum to choo,. the banly In mid-summer. And recreatloo areaa. Mtny of
from , or (0 dancing. You can 11 Y"tl stayed up all light !or thete areaa have eamp Illar
dance 31 storiet blib atop the • th1t Q.eent brukla!I youl===================I IAndmarlt Hotel and 100D see won 't feel lll<e doing anything
from the !lubing jlglill below but slee ping, anyway.
that there's m<n to !As Restln( up for another nigh!
Vegu then the ltrlp. of wlnin(, dlnlni and gamb~
People live there, work and Ing tnd OC111tribUtlnl to the
bring up children t h e r e . cauae, of teepi.., taus low In
'l'bert's a manldpal (Oil Ntyada. ,
Now that I'm an agent
oflhe Red Baron,
I offer ygu 82 wayr
I
Floating Down ;River With. Oass to see Europe.
Fly l.ufthen1a to Europe, then drive , wHh 1ccommoda·
Ilona, maps, travel tips. Or get 1 rail p ... good !or
YOSEK!Tt NAnONAL them down rlfat oo a throe
PA!llt -Slit puaed out the boor tdvenlln. ti-lltveo, the fill! nela, Ginter BurJoy, a ..,..,_
and ~ "Just follow r-wlto bolds a -·· mal" .... ID ........ ......,.,
i.. ti. a .. 10C011C1J 1at.. }llatad • 0tot 111a -
1i1Jtr41N paople ~ In-Ud cn:a -0: -ot. --. air--. tnd -)wit to be -... _ .... ..,.._or -but ""' Illa Parll 5-o!ot Is
-~lllt --....... -of-~ poople to 11a ...
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-Illa Jlan&r, Glllpr Into the rlnr to !eel and
'1irlq. °'*"'t Ill W. .,,,i-.
......... -., 11pp1nc, GlO&w ean)lltly belle .. -~the Monday llllt.tha ~ E<oloa lloat Jlhw J'lool Trip WU !ll..,..W brln( to Y-1ta
IMdiod .... If tbe -ti. -
---..... ..ui. -by llacbel Olnon cnup, lllnpr, ~ flor and lhat ultlmolely tllOJ wlU
br111Jt yellow rail, headed • Ille cliff~ bet,.... the
t
1"0b!" and "'Look •l the lln1
thqlt" 11 wu expltlned that
they ,..... C.ddls tnd May
Ftlel, -.,.. ntlurol food ,,.. ...
'!be 1'1111-colorad mud ol the
mll'lbJ .. WU the neJt
~I'-' 'l1lt Jmi>ortance or the
.,i -l'Maled .. -1t nattqed ha the lllc:Q mud.
15 coontrlat. Th-are Tile Red Baron's Europacar
Ay & Drive Holidays. There ara low-coal, alngle-
de1tineUon Explorer Holidays; Bonus Holidays, which
lat yc<1 lmd In ontclty, tty home trom another.
Maxi Holidays, for four to aix weeks; Camping Holidays,
which loan you a camper bua or trailer. Laisure
Holidays, with prfarranged two-to six-week Hiner·
arin. PIUs guided motor coach holidays. OVer 82
Hinerartaa In all. Tile Red Baron o1 Lufthansa German
Alfil-wen la YQ<r lo see me at onca for detalla
and rauivallons.
l'H.: M0.0620 or UJ.J501 "'lblo IJ • -al reeyclfrw
PGrllon <1.. .. mer, 'l1lt p1an1 •
u ........ _ and ... Int• .AP the river cllnl( Ille ltlab
walar ..... In Ille = DESIG N PLAZA TRAVEL ~ :::r:4 all ';l'.., Ille 220 Newport C.oler Dr., Newport IHth, C.lif. 92660
lid GllClll ICaln tbe cycle Hnt M "'-'•r4• Ntw,.,t Cf•e1111e lM•tN bfcfnl," ooounenled Gtnier.
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Bill Harrah (who made $150 mUUon In the bu!·
iness): "l gamble once in awhile. But l).ever longer
than l~ or 20 minutes. The percentage i• aJainSI,
you, but in that abort time it doesn't have time to
get working. If you're lucky, you win.11
* UWe hive never t r1v1led befo re, and every·
thlnt we re1d tound1 Ilk• people have a lot of
hNlth problems ••• "
There iJ some alress in moving around. Differ-
ent water and food . But l don't see how anybody
can keep up with remedies o!lered. Some sound
like )'1>U altould be • walking drug store.
lnaed bites and sunburn lead, the list ol tour-
ist problems. Next, internal upset (Ute turlsta, Delhi
belly etc.~ Could be mild dysentery, but more likely
change of food, waler and last night'• chtmP•C?.e.
Doctors send )'1>U overseas wit& 'Lomotil pills.
Adelle lluis, Ute darling ol the diet chicks, nys
eat yogurt. Every dsy a couple ol weeks before
)'1>U go. ~ry day while away. Puts a built·ln coun-
ter attack In your Insides.
No way I've found to beat jet lac. But you can
get a free book on ii, "Pan Am Cares -Trips On
Time." Might make )'1>U feel helter. From Public
Relations, Pan American World Airways, One Cali·
fornia Street, San Francisco.
(Q'eld L ~Cruises arrnrat ...
Xanadu &
ssi>ed<larise slip fa~
XANADU-nor Loplld ;,,, -...,.n,......., for"' UJJ-
XNWJU "'11 "'""' """'""""~ """"' .....i..biy IPldow tkdo, """'°"""¥ RpPOinttd public toOml to match
tlw moods of tJw---a ~llr-tM Marco Polo l.oaarp..
the 5hondu Be; tM Ulmuy of tlw Kub/a Khan, rJv ~
CrnlRoorn and 1Jw &lashan Roorn ~ DlishvwiJt mmt
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CORBIN • MARTIN INC.
I>rep on b)! 1712 Galaxy thll CALIF ORNIA •..•.• , • -•·---• ,.. -.• .. WE ARE NOT COMING llACKI ~~-· -' .. ..,
t ,_ tine home. 4 bedroom, Owner has decided to stay on East coa 11 -. formal dlnJna: room and
sell his CaJi!. home. which is a hop, skip & a ata.rHt 1trh.un. Form A I
jump from the Cdf\f beach, This cus t. home garden1 and dtamaUc patio
tlaa all of your requirements for a fine ho me, ponl area. A 1.arever vll"W
right out to the ga rage, where the door opena And much, much more.
automatically. Offered at ... 174,950. ll25,<m.
HARBOR LIGHTS . Swln9 and Slide
We should show you this home al nig ht so yo u Set
really can enjoy the vie"' ..• of pll the New· Will IO'Vt' thia btr ttncect p.1.ay
port homes, islands & thousands o! boats . . . al'ft. with room for a
from th is outs tanding home. It becomes playhooiie and tree• to
better when you consider it has 4 bdrms., 3 climb, Mnm and Dad wtll
baths, btd. swimming pool & king size lot. fancy the 1hltt I a r & '
Just recenUy, profe ss. de corated. OUered bedmoms. dramatic: 11nne at . .. . . . . . . . . ....... , .......... $74,Cf>. :~~mln1~ ::~e !'.;;
NEWPOR T HEIGHTS CUSTOM bar olf tho lomlly room.
Early Calif. 3 BR. home on lge., manicured Evtn a separate formal din·
~~t, is.~~.l~~~.f~·r· ~.~~~ ~.~~~.r .. ~a:r.gainJi,~~ !;:'°:':'iu ':.·=~ht~~
all. ,,,. w"'I• lamlly can TWO BEDROOM HOMES
EVENING CANYON get in the swim in tht laf'lt
Located in Shorecliffs, Corona del Mar's lush h•ot"1 pool. ,,,.,..., molly 1061 DOVER DRIVE, WESTCLIF F, N.B. $30,950
residential area. This rare find is all ready to lot• of lov1 in thl• univ Condominium on fee land and reuonable price, 2 bdrm., 21,1: bath and
move into. 1t would waste your time & ours family homt. Sfi6.950. Held beautifully maintained grounds th1t include pool, gauna and club-
to try to describe this profe ss. decorated ~~.oo'. s1~,ay .. ~~ I:oow,,'•. house. Located close to shopr.inl(. One unit sold, one to go.
h b t "' ""' °".rk"'•' O'IN IUN., l·I, 'NONI UN 9111 HOMU. NIWPOIT tu.CH, MMllt
FOR YOUR VIEWING THIS WEEKEHD
A RilLLY
HAPPY MC>h91
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. ' CAMEO SHOID
OPEN HOUSE, SWt. 11o S al 4500 llallulJ,
In udll9'•e Cameo Sl>Offl. a ~ wlib am~le room to add on. A hure ,,,,,,. Jo!
willl oceaa view. Family room. opana onto
MPanlo yard. A tremendoul falitll1 llamt
wllll a rullatf<: price at $79,500.
ORIGINAL ILUFFS
OPEN HO USE, Sun. 1 to Sat 555 Vista P1orL
Popular "£" Model,,3 bedroom condomiJtlUJll
with downs~irs famil y room · \Yhlcb O!"nl
,onto wide greenbelt. Gourmet kitchen, opn
beam ceilings, 2nd story veranda • .,,.,,.
front. O\Vlltrl are moving. ao act now. Prlctid
rtgbt1at ~53,000
HARBOR
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REALTORS
"S.lllng RHI E1tat1 In .Newport Harllor
Since 1944''
673·4400 ome -w y no ... N •• h C b S t/Su 1 5 t'Wport .a..-ac ·
om e y a n. 3Js EVENING CANYON RD . C. F. Coltsworthy THREE BEDROOM HOMES
U Yott ha\'I little JleOPI•
ynu'U love.J this 4 Mthoi'l'I
home with custom ahelvln1
A bullt·ln dttul!is I n
.uns!Une briJ'ht rooms. Mom
"'ill enjoy cooking in tM
convenlmce kltchen with
built· ins and dilhwalher. J'!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!l!!!l!l!!!!,..!!!!..., .... !!!1!!!110!!!-BJ
And U' you Ilk• cuual. out· Gener •I General (Watch tor our open ho use sign ) & Company 630 CAMEO HIGHLANDS DR., N.11. $69,950,
C•ll. US for your rtol H lalo nHdo-WE h1vo 640-0020 Sunny 3 bdrm plus den. Elegant cathedral ceiling living room w,ith
door entertalnlnJ then you ..:.;;;;,;;;.:;;:. _____ .,... ____ -:---J
won't want to ml• the love-
ly backyard. Located on a
low·tn.l!lc. -.)!nod -~
-di"'"" .. -Only 134.900. Cllll .....u.
Jet• el good th lnt• to tell you •bout. I views to ·the ocean and a sunny .courtyard to the rear. An imm1cu· ·.· ll!AUTIFUL HOME late· property with cons iderable charm.
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(ORBIN-MARTIN onN s11N., 1-1. ,HONI u N19u1 HOMU. coaoNA DIL MAI. 67140H
BEAUTIFUL POOL 25 16 VISTA OR., BAYSHORES, N.B. $S4,950.
REALTORS 644-7662
Newport. Corona del M•r • Co1t1 M•••
, Gener1I General
I · i aayfront Condominiums
•• NEW HOMES
ON THE IA YFRONT
._ COMPLETE WITH IOAT SLIPS
!XCELLENT TERMS
. FROM $64,950
'aclflc CH&t Hwy. at Bolboa Blvd.
NIWPOltT BEACH TOWNHOUSES, L TO.
4401 W. COAST HWY. 675-6120
Gener•f General
Loc:tottd In htl:t Cotta MeM New low price for Biyshoral Tree lined V~sta Drive. is a charmer
area, wa1kin& distance to and this home harbors that same feeling lru:1de. Blg fireplace, beam
r.leml!ntaty IChool. Thi• bta ceiling, courtyard patio ind rozy 11hutter1. A fun place lo live!
4 bedroom 2 f1ory homt hu 0 ,IN SUN.,, ••• ,NONI UNl9UI HOMIS. CORONA DIL MAI. 671-60ff 2 bath.I, laf'll! family rm.,
"'"" Vmlft otone l~opla". 3019 JAVA ROAD, MESA VERDE, C.M. $51,500.
Btautlful bullt·in kltcken Custom colonial .elegance adjacent to the golf course, on a corner lot
feature• rich w • l n u t with manicured lift green lawn. Insid e there's wooden pegged floor·
cablMLI and Jla•• through ing massive but coiy ~tone fireplace and spacious tile kitchen.
I patio bar • )'1111 tropical Or lN SUN., l ·I. PHONI UNl(>lll HOMU. MIU YllDl.14'·1fft .-lf.ndlcl plnr l\IM'OUl'lds tht
lll<36 ho•tod aoo ft11 .. ..i :Hl12 SANTIAGO, DOVER SHORES, N.11. $14;950.
pool and ru brick BBQ, Price just reduced $2,550. 3 Bedrm. and a .paneled den, shag .carpets,
completd y private, pine sunken Jivi ng room and large master 1u1te. Enormous patio porch
lrffl &: thih pond in tront • with Back Ba.v views. Out or area owner a:etti na: antsy!
don't mias ll]b OM • only OPIN IUN., 1.1, PHONI UNl9UI HOMD. NIWPOIT llACH, MMIH 1311,500, Ca.II 54M640.
322 POINSETTIA, CdM $19,500
Brand new. Now under Construction with chance to chooae carpets
and interior colors. Thi• Is a S bedroom plus den pfus fa mily room
and large living room. This Is a South of the highway location.
O,IN SUN., l·I . 'HONI UNlfUI HOJllK, COIONA DIL MAI, 6fl-60ot
FOUR BEDROOM HOMES
2174 CLUBHOUSE , MESA VE.ROE, C.M.
Another perfecto! 4 Bedroom 1ingle atory and a m&1ter 1ulte In llufly
baby blue shag, additional carpeting and wall treatmenta are de-
lighlful thruout this entire UNIQUE HOME. $51,500.
to ·, THE REAL
'·"'1 ESTATERS
BAYCifEST
SPECTACULAR
HOME
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REALISTIC PRICE
Separate upstaln master
ba:lrm. suite with frpl.,
fonnaJ dlnlnc rm., large
Family room oU Patio Ir.
F'ool area. Lara• Kitchen
Includes break:1ut area. ·2
la.rie bdrms., adjoinlnr bath + mAlds room (or den) and
b a t h • A r c: h ltttturally
... _ for th&I Individual
famjly. Open Fri., Sat. A
Son. l ·S. at Xl24 Naut11u1 tn.,
N.B.
' .. jtlillitljl•iJlli~jiljl~l cu~M 4 bedloom1 J~ii I
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bl.Ut, huge famUy nom with
O,IN SUN .. l·I. PHONI UMl(>UI HOMO, Mb.A YUDI. 1•6.IHf
1001 HAMPSHIRE LANE, DOVER SHORES, N.B. $92,500.
Solid and aound wtlh formal living room and dramatic family room
complete with 281 1tone fireplace. Lush shag carpeta. Many conveni-
ences in thi.s traditional. exciting home. Terrific locaUon!
VA R~POSSESSION
Le11 than J Yean Old. 4
&droom' 21! &thl. Larp
walk·ln Oo8et In MuteT
Bedroom. Uvinc Ro o m
AND Family Room. Double
Fittplace with CMvetu.Hon
Pit. Larp Corner Kitchen
with Double 0 v e n 1 ,
Di.shwAsher, Jn d i r ec t
Lighting, Much Counter
Space 11.nd CAblneta. Sl.250
Down PAyment. You don't
have to be a Vetttan to ilwn thl• holn4!. m,950. can
•• 0555, Ewrunp. '*6236.
COMFORT AMID LUXURY
LI the keynote of #90 LINDA ISLE. Come
1ee for yourself SUN. 1·5. This line bayfront
home is a tremendous value at $139,000.
Jim Muller
SUR F VI EWS IN SO. LAGUNA
A lovely, warm, old world cottage in Tabl&
N>c.k. Access lo two gr ea t beaches. Views
from mos t rooms. Ex. fln an r 1 avail. $98,500.
George Grupe
LARGE LIDO FAMILY HOME
Located on best 45 ' sl to st. lot 4 Big BR'1.,
din /fam . rm. combo. Priv. beaches. tennis
& clubhouse. '89,500. Cha rlene Whyte
PARK VIEW LOCATION
Family fun in University Park, 3 BR., fam .
rm. park home; sharp -seeing is believing!
Come see. Fee, $54 .900. "Chuck" l.A:wis
A HAPPY HOME FOR YOUR YACHT
.. , and for you also. in th is charming 4 BR.
"home w/spacio us patio, on excl usive West
Bay Ave. Exceptio nal valu e at $179,500.
Bill Beni..
SIA VIEW FROM KITCHEN
Also from din . area, living rm .. m.str. bdr m.
lo patio deck. 3 BR .. 2'h ba's .. fa mily rm., 2
frplcs .. 3 car gar. $72,500. For a)>p'l call
Howard Wells
OUllT, DISTI NCTIVE.
Tlie style LI Bl< Canyon. Tha home !1 hand·
!IOme. Tho community LI extraordinary.
•115,000. For app'L call Paul Quick
P!RFICT RITIRIMINT HOME
Sweepin( .tow of ocean from Oil.I 2 BR. r•
mod. bomt In 3 Arch Bay. Low main!., llXH.
Level lot. Mo e In now. •JS.I.~. Bob Y'rh
EXQ_UISITi WAT E•PRONT
New 5 BR. ,.,ldence on la-oon of u clustve
_Uoda Wo. Three lrplcs .. 2 W•t blr~ SPJCial
carptUng lo draperies. Many, many utru.
Etleen Hudson ·
' IAY-IOATS-llACH
Walch alt the harbor acUvlty -enfor the
GOOD UFE from th LI BA YFRQNT In CORO.
NA DEL MAR. OPEN DAILY -2001 BAY· 1111>• OIL lad Allllln ..... ~ ~ ...... ...... ~
Ill NIW~RT CI NTllt-tflt,. N.1.
lormol dlnfrc. ..... Jot with
ampll! room. for p o o I ,
camper, boat ltorql!. Great
view of cataUna and the
water. Built in ltett!O 1elf·
cleantns own, and all the
finelt ttnl1hln& touches A
custom home has. Buyer
hi• choice of color of
carpettrc. All for ~.000. To
11tt CAii 646-Tl 7L
O THE REAL
"'\. L:STATi:RS
O,IN SUN., 1•1. PHONI UNlfUI HOMU NIWPOIT llACH, '4M IOI
300 EVENING STAR, DOVER SHORES, N.11. $121.000
Exciting and tidy 4 bedroom with a fa ntutic pa,tio overlooking your
private dock in Dover Shores. Beautiful decor. Easy to 11ee.
OPIN SUN .• 1•1. PHONI UNl9UI HOMH, NIWPOIT llACH, '4.Mlff
2069 MANDARIN, MESA VERDE, C.M. $57,500.
Price just reduced S2,000. - 2 1tory. 4 bdrm, 2 bath family home.
BiJl master suite, carpeted family room with stone fireplace. Great
Jand scapin Jl.
O'IN I UN., 1·1. ,HONI llN lfUI HO MU. MIU YllDI. 146·1ttl
COLWEL L
-.... """°'111111'!..,.IFIVE BEDROOM HOMES
MOVE tN IEFORE 4521 DORCHESTER AVE, CAMEO HICJHLANos, c d M. 5n,900.
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NEWPORT
HEIGHTS SCHOOL Views from master 1uite •nd patio. All concrete courtyard has a
Quick posseu.lon! ! Anothe.r famUy fire ring. Purchase in cludes keys to 1 private beach. CHARMER
OM of our beautifUI Meu. OPI N SUN., l •I. 'HONI UN19UI HOMB. COIONA DIL MAI. 67MIOO V 1 r d e "HIGHLANDS" ~ Th.ii lharp 3 Bdnn borne WU
just Hated and· Woni. !ut.
Mueh thou,P,t J1Ut tn to
dttonHnc. 'Sha( crpt1 ,
cathedral ctlllnp'. modem
JdtcM:n and ot\ly $44,950,
C.11"'6-8640.
,,,m... Ju•l ...... on '"' DUPLEX HOMES
market! 2 Blocks to schools,
l blr b 1droom1, l
Ji~plactS. p-eat I h 11
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.......... 11 Only 133,900.
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520 MARGUERITE AVENUE , CdM $64.500
Here's a cute shingled duplex on a palm lined avenue. Two 2 bed·
room units with potential to add on . Inspect the property and review.
Unique's investment prospectus. Xlnl Priv. finan cing available .
O'IN SUN., 1•1. ,N6HI UNl9UI HOMD. COIONA DIL MAI, 67M HO
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ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MAftKE TWITH THE
NICEST PEOPLE SE Li.iNG THE NEATEST HOMES
CORONA DEL MAR, 67MOOO • MESA VERDE,
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IRVINE
FINER HOMES
COOLEST LIDO PENINSULA
BAYFRONT .
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, pool, 1lip avallabla.
$84,500. Frank Peralta 642-ll235.
HARBOR VIEW HOME S
Delightful 2 BR & den (or 3rd BR) homo
on pool size lot. Great location. TOlll
Queen ·MH200.
HAPPIN!SS ·RELAXATION · LOVE '
are part of this DOVER SHORES beauty
overlooking the Upper Bay. Open & light
-immaculate! 4 BR's, S batho, FR, Dll.
Charlene Reichmann 642-8235.
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
New shag carpet> thruout. Fr01bly pllnt-
ed Inside & out. 3 BR lo DR. 11> blltho.
Fireplace -lloobhelves -wood paneli n&
-near 17th St: shopping & schools. M-
sume VA loan. $.10,950. Open today 1-5 p.ln.
325 F1ower.
BEST DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT
Inviting brick entry to a 1parl!llng beauU·
ful 5 BR, FR, DR + game room. Pier 6:
slip . For a fun family. Open SWtday 1-1
p.m. 305 North Star Lane. ··
SPY GLASS HILL ll ..
Vacant -excellent locaUon! ! New 4 BR
-Sandpiper -a bargain at '76,000 .
Laazlo Sharkany 644-6200.
BALBOA PEN INSULA 1
Pictilr'e !look beach home. Freahly decora!-
ed -beautifully furnished for reland
living. A few doors from ocean -quiit
street. Gladys Russell 642-8235.
LAST OF THE GREATEST
FINAL opportunity to choose a striking
3 BR, FR, DR -newly completed Jvali
Wells' custom home w/sweeping Bay &
Mountain View. '110,200. An unqaual
chance to 1hare in Newport's fanta1Uc
appreciation. Furnished model OPEN
DAILY 10 a.m. -5 p.m. 2018 Galll)I Drive.
' . MOVE-IN READY . ·
1221 Keel Dr., Harbor View llill1: Work's
aJl done. Beaut.itul 1deco1; imagfaative.
carefree landscaping w/wateifalf lo decb.
Extras ga1ore -self-cleaning oven, e&
rul\tc cook top, gas BBQ & more. 4 BR,
FR. DR. Dona Chichester d42-8235: Open
Dally 12-5 p.m. .
·ONL Y $4.1,SOll .,
S llR -Pool -FR. Neat -sharp -com-
lortal1Jt. Cloea to 1hop1 and· ~11. Clll IMl200. ... . •
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JUJt UStod. Wood pal!Oled PR formal M,
S BR, Ill batll. ,..._. ~t il• 11..,..._.
fut room. lrcat Q:;..""•IOO· O\*l"l'o-1-1 p.a.~ . ,
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lnlert<ira cnai,1 a dr_am~ -2-1tory Boyfropl EDiey t.Yll r..
luna formal 11\!lbf am * ln-lllite. Downslairt 3 BR's, complet. bar •
dramatic FR. orn to canlllevared clack. ao·xioo• lot, ff allp p~a: !1111.•.
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DUPLEX
2 --" unlL Good CJOnd, Slt.. to 0 C f I D •
$152,000 •
IN SEWNG YOUR PROPERTY
WE DO WORK HARDER
WE -Will --llElP YOU FIND
e1 ELEGANCE ON THI! BAY
WITH PIER & SLIP e
ON THE PENINSULA. Immaculate 5 bed-
room, S\i both, gorgeous kitchen, formal
dlnlng room. For lb• d!Jcriminating bu;yer •.
e. NEED A DUPLEX?
SOUTH 01' THE ljlGHWAY? e
CORONA DEL MAR ONE-OF-A-KIND ; ,_2
m, 1-1 Bedroom. Clear. Owner may c Close to shoppllig. This will go in a bq, Just red'uced by motivated aeller to
•.••• ~\ ...... , •.•...••••..... : ..... '91,500.
e CHA!lfo\, COMl'OllT, VAl..l)t; 1.· 1 · ' IN EASTILUl'F e
· SEA HARBOR LIGHTS from this newly dec-
oratod POPULAR MODEL 4 bedroom, 2 bath,
dinini room, rock fireplace, carpeti &-drapes1 built-m kitchen. Safely fenced-In back yarG
for the lltUe ones, .................. '55,500.
e VIEW
OCEAN AND CANYON e
Just remodeled S bedroom, 2 bath, dining
room (or family room ), fireplace, cheerflil
built-in ki1"hen with inviting SUNDECK for
your entertaining pleasure, overlooking the
canyon Ii. \dew ol the ocean. One-o.f-a-klild in
CAMEO lflGHµNDS .............. ~!500'
e SEA, HARBOR LIGHTS·
AND CATALINA TOO e
. • •. from thls freshly painted and decorated
;2 bedroom, 2 bath and den with wqod panel-
ing, covered patio for your entertaining plea•.
sure•. with supurb landscaping. SEA to ap-
preciate .... ~ . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $54,500.
e OPEN HOUSES e
U BEDROOM.) at 723 Cameo Highlands,
Corona de! Mor. '69.500. Sat. & Sun. 1-S
DUPLEX (2&2) -608 & 608'1l> Acacia.
Corona del Mar. $61,500. Sun.1·5
(2 BDRM. & DEN) 1400 Kings Rd.,
Newport Helghti, N.B. $54,500. Sat. & Sun. 1-5
(3 BEDRM & DEN) Townhouse. 488 Bolero
Woy, Udo Park, N.B. ,31,950. Sun. 1·5
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REALTORS
644-7270
2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
. DRIVE
4 -CalJ.p Pant -. wllb ._ m oq.
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b'ult tftel, lo a choice ~ .. --.... "'...., at DO oClllt to )'OU. l"Wl pr1c.
MESA VERDE • $39,500
Ju t redecor-atedl-lmmaculate-t-.bdrm-41-2
bath home, ,Encl'osed lanai. Be1ulilully land·
ocaped & room for pool. Won't last!
1645 SAMA!\ PLACE Open SAT/SUN 1·5:30
CAMIO HIGHLANDS • $74.000
C>ll: m-36llS -EYet * OCEANFRONT * Home. f Bdrm&., 2' bathe
with 40 ft trontace. Thll
older-llome ........ -llvinc
nn .. frplc:,; dlnlna: nn., •·
Ira .... ldtch. Dbl. prsa<
plUI n.tra parJdnc Best
area, nr. Newport llarbar EXACTLY WHAT, YOU WANT '· '
$32,950
Newport Many surpriaes bore! Beautiful view of front
& rear gordena with colon galore. Private
beach privileges. Ocdn \dew. 4 Bdrm home
w /Igo DR. Fish pond & tea house.
~~ub. F.Qy to &how. OVER
Call: m.--= Eva. 500 HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM ot
iiolrvlew
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(1nytlm1)
CAN'T FIND ITi
!< Wit.I. B\JILO ,,_ dftam
home,' Ha .... 1tatt for com-
plete ...... ..-..
Put. )'Cq' confidence tn our
49 years ot q:'.&11~ cw!om
...... bulldfn&.
See uample of. p~uct at :ma CalaJc>. Dov" Sham.
Ivan WeUs & Suns
• '42-1511 •
wH~T rr cosf
. TO RENT!
Nearly 001' of famllln In
the U.S. pay for 3 SOOd
homes in rents tn a Wetime
and NEVER OWN THEl.1.
What a TRAGEDY when
)'OU can own thil 5 bdrm., 3
ba., huae family room.
formal dining. WALK To
BEACH. Submit • Owner
trinsferrid to Wtaconsln.
'GINNY MORRJSON
+***+ -REALTOffS.. •(!1!1* l5C6 Meta ,. •Venle,Dr. Eu!, • * Costa :P.fea ...... 557...(J.30
FOR SALE BY
OWNER
Fdr pictures, map1 I: com-
plete dHCripdon of 3'.t ol
Orange Olunty'a best buy1
mail $1 to ''Directory of fine
Flocnl!'I.'' Box SC. Hunting-"'° &acb.
4709 DORCHESTER OPEN SAT/ SUN 1-5:30
lltVINE TERRACE · $165.000
Elegant & :.y:~:us home with VIEW of bay,
ocean & Ca · L 3 Bdrms, IRe conv. den,
lanai w/Wet bar, huge DR, .. parate i'JOSI
qtrs & 6 baths. Secluded pool & fabulous
shuffleboord court. Fun for whole family.
1921 SABRINA TERR. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·~:30
BEAUTIFUL LINDA ISLE
A yachtsman's paradise. You owe It to yoilr·
self to enjoy the luxury of this prelllte area.
A lovely 5 BR home w/famlly rm, formal
dining rm and 4'h baths. Wet bar, barbeque
& 3 fireplaces. Pier & slip $187.000.
16 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5.30
NEWPORT HEIGHTS BEAUTY
Truly a "Kin~s View" of the south bay &
ocean !rom thH 3 bdrm & 3 bath exotic Con·
temporary. Thick lush carpeting & custom
drapes. Price just reduced! '97,000. ·
204 KINGS PLACE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30
HARBOR VIEW HOMES • $49,500
Bright & gay with colorful shag carpeting.
The hard·to-flnd Monaco model w/3 bed-
rooms or 2 & den. Quiet street. And you own
the land. lmmediate possession.
2021 PT WEYBRIDGE SAT/SUN 1·5:30
IRVINE TERRACE • $54,900
Still time for fun In the pQOI. And this is a
dandy one. Charming brick trim home w/3
sl'acious bdrms & dining rm. Some ocean
view. Near Fashion Island. Hurry!
BALBOA PENINSULA POINT $7S,OOO
Prime corner. site in prestige area or Pen-
insula Point. Charming rustic Provincial w/3
bdrms & 2 baths. Just needs paint.
WATERFRONT "OWN-YOUR.OWN"
On the water! Fantastic view & pride of own-
ership bldg. Private marina, pool, jacuzzi &:
security guard. Adult occupied. 2 bedrooms,
2 baths, Immaculate! $89,950.
LINOA ISLE LOT· $69,500
A real choice Taylor Co. Exclusive. Build
your own luxury home on this island of finer
homes & yachting. A real buy!
* SELUNG'!' OUr .ervke1
cost lea than $2J a month
for full pqe ad in the
"Dlttdory ," 100 Open Hm1At
handoUll inctodlnc plclure
and map, targe ......,lor OcEAN FRONT VIEW SITE • $4S.000
"For Sale By Owntt" 11111. Encinitas R-2 Lot. High on a cliff overlooking
and telephone answering fabulous beach & ocean. Near La Costa.
ll!!'Vice. For lntonnation call 963-1000 Office Open Saturday & Sunday
· · "Our 27th Yur"
Ne'Wport ~ Cust~m WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton
Horses 6 Br S 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road
A:;1 :e~·=·~:: ''Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club''
c11en with me .... e center. NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
Private IC?'flt'Md pe.tioott ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:
muter .utte. 1 QUEEN General General
SIZE BEDROOMS. 3 LARGE ---;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;,
O)RRALS, TRAINING
RING. Tade room. Boat
associated
BAOK ERS-AEAL TOR S
Z02S W lolboo 67l·J66]
HUGH HEFNER
WHERE ARE
YOU??
This apttt:acular wattrtront
condo will sea-duce vou le
)'OW'L lJXI sq. tt. half la
fabulous muter I u I t e
overlooking harbor lights.
32' dock directly l.n front ol
lo.rge: patkl. $49,950. OPEN
SUNUAY 1-5 PM 4085 Alad·
din Drl~. Huntington
Harbor.
GINNY A10RRJSON
*** -REALTORS-•* ... 1505 Mesa -CiM •Verde Or. East. * --• Costa ?.!~
*•111 •* 557-(130
MR. CLEAN
"POOL HOME"
Complete refurbishing jt15l
completed. Sparkling 4 BR.
2 Ba., pool borne with
hardwood Doors. pl.uler
walls. tmnendous covered
pado, fire ring &: brand new
drapes. Vacant, ready for
aumme:r pool parties. Pric·
ed below market at $33,950.
Low down payment
a.vailable. Call today.
546-5880 (Qpep Eves.)
., ~ . HERITAGE
. • RE,.LTORS
BEAUTIFUL HOME
BEAUTIFUL POOL
Localed Jn J>nt Costa Mesa
area, walking dlatanoe to
elementary ac:hool. Thla big
4 bedroom 2 atory home haa
2 batha, J.&rge family nn ..
'Palos Verde• !'tone
PLEASE CALL US TODAY
FINE RESIDENTIAL HOMES
BAYFRONT WITH PIER AND SUP
3 bed., 2 ba, 2 story home with private beach in front of house . II !a
zoned for and the floor plan will allow you to rent it as a duplex or live
in it as a fine home for you and your family, in one of the finest areas on.
the Peninsula at Newport. Full price only '147,500. Vacant.
LOOKING FOR UNrr57
We have .a four plex on Balboa Peninsula, 2-3 Bedrooms, 1·2 Bedroom,
l·Bacbelor. Fully rented -'10,000 Down, Full Price '89,500.
FIXER-UPPER ON THE "POINT'
Prime Balboa Peninsula area. 30 x 90 lot to alley. 3 bed. home need&
paint and carpeting. All electric home -good rental area. VACANT
and ready for the summer rush. I.DI appraised at $40M. Full price only
$39,950. Sale subject to court approval.
VIEW OF GOLF COURSE
Channing 4 bed., 2 story borne in choicB eastside location near Santa
Ana Country Club. 2 lull baths, beaulilul tile, bar style kitchen with
electric builtins. Raised fireplace, nice carpets, detached double ga-
rage. Full price $36,750 -owner has moved to Montana . Make offer.
Zoned for horse .
NEWLY DECORATED
Try this 4 bedroom home on small Cul-de-sac with beaulliul hardwood
floors. Fireplace. F.A. heat, Electric huiltin kitchen, large double
garage with builtin storage and work bench. Raised patio deck over-
looking tree shaded rear yard. All this for only $33,000. Owner said
sell~
"REALTORS" -SERVING GREATER NEWPORT HARBOR AREA
MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
fireplace. Beautiful built·in
kitchen featutts rlc:h wal~t
abineU and pus lhroughl!"!!!!!!"!"""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!"'!'!l!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!! ...... 1 patio bar -lush· tropical Gentral
landscaping surrounds thE!' ---------
lllx.16 heated and filtered 2-STORY
pool and ... brick BBQ, POO' ,.
completely private, pine ......-..20,fOO p & Re ~
tree1i & fiah pond In front -tt'1 true! A era~ brick l ft 'l
doo'! mia thio ooe -oruy firep-. Wlndlna: 1l&lrcase e e arre ea '''I
$36,SOO. Call 546--8640. lo qu~n &fze bedroomt.
REDUCED $2500 Gourmet kltcb•n • JN. pre:Jenl6 • CLUOES REFRIGERATOR,
Xtra sharp 3 bedrm 2 bath WASHER AND DRYER! -" n'8r Mao Arthur~ Brillo!. Privale patio. Pool with NEW LISTING-GORGtOUS! .·
Only 6 yn new, cooveolent c:&hana. SlOO BUYS m Call LIKE A MODEL HOME -Has everything: 3
to lrw)'s, major shopping faac tor appt. tc tee • 66-0303 bedrooms, family room, large dining room
and o...,.e County Airport ' with wet bar pl9S separate workshot. Fine~
Hu tlttplace, aunkeo tub opportunlty to see it this weekend . . 72,500: ~ and all exlra3. Reduced to $30.500. by anxious seller 1901 Gllftwood, Btycr11t, N.11. Open Sit/Sun 1~
who may help with Gl'• HOUDA y ROAD-NEWPORT BEACLL cklsin& costs. HurtY, th1a {~ one woo't ""'· CALL NEWPORT AVAILABLE NOW~ 3 Bedroom, fami17 roolll • 952.5523 • 537-fl642. COu.INS and newly remodeled kitchen. Many extru! ;: shed. DIVORCE -MUST ~e~ ~~AST! cau today!
• WA'ITS. CUSTOM Large back yard ............ , ... '47,500 ~
C & W N•at u a pin 3 bedroom 2300 Holidoy Rd" N.B. Open S11 & Sun I
home with • """'' S.Ocious CONVENIENT LOCATION ': Gerlff•I
. .
OCEAN BL VD., COllOHA OIL MAit
Open 1-louM * Sundoy 1..S 3516 QcMn Blvd., c-dol Mor
Spacious 2 story, 4500 sq. ft. home with spec-
tacular view of ocean & jetty. 5 BR., lg. Ii•· ing room; formal dining w/frplc. Separate
gueat or maid quartera over garage. Room
for pool plus large parkint area including
paddle tennis court. -----DUPLEX· CORONA DEL MAit
R·2 South of Hlllhw1y
2 • 1 BR duplex on rear ol extra wide, 45'.
lot Tree lined, deod end street. Loli ol room
to build. $59,500. . . ----DUPLIX-IALBOA ISLAND
Like new, 3 11: 2 BR, lovely patio & balcony
1 with view. '86,500.
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• A.Lil TERMS .. ' tt:rae 3 Bdtm., 2 beth .....
wtth a:reat added ioumpua
room. Good f.lmlly home
ne-ar ldloob:. lturry on this
..,., lull $28,flXJ. C a II
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BAYFRONT
One of the most awe inspiring views in the
area. You enjoy the complete boat actlvity
from almost any point in this lovely 2 bdrm ..
2 bath condominium. With your own garage
space, there is ample private parking for
guests. Pier & slip avail $84,900
OCEANFRONT
Your own stairs to one of the best Corona
del Mar beaches. The view from both levels,
of jetty & CaWina, is fantastic. Located on
a priv. slreet, this custom 3 BR, 3 baths &
family rm. home, is realistically priced at
,165,000
LINDA ISLE
OmON New & beaulilul, lo<ated on the big lagoon,
""'"1 ,......t and -u. this magnificent 4 bdrm. home has every-
living room, famiJ.y room • Call The Movers!! and coun.,, .. tz.e kl•cben. BAYCREST-Custom home with famil y orient-"
Lovely yard with room for ed plan. 4 Bed.rooms, dining room and fami-
your boat, camper or ly room-with consideration and privacy for ~
=r. ~ i:u•54~S: all ....... _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $64,500. ; pie~ call 54&-~ ' ' 2015 Commodore, Newport Bch. Open Sat/Sun I
We're ready to i'), Relocated
owner aay1 "ocaipancy
upon mn approval," and II
It aharp! ! 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
with shag carpet, nPW COJ>-
per plumbing, h••IO' •bak• OWNER TRANSFERRED
roof and poo"•~ed yard In NICE 4 BEDROOM HOME -on quiet street. ;;
a Top College Parle area Jo. Country kitchen-a very good buy at $33,900.
cation, Qnly $31,950 • 10% • 256 Camelia Back Bay area Open Sun 1
0own. Call 673-8550. Two lnc:ome Units ' · ' ~
1&' 'THE REAL \! ESTATERS
'• •, -• n"
one block to Bio Bear Lak" "40 LOVE" ''
El&ht thouoand equity • CONCRETE PADDLE TENNIS COURT -is ~
Want vacant land, units, standard equipment with this home. Enjoy ~
• ------car. EZY tmna on $14,SOO. this popular sport-then jump in the 20'x40' ;:
STARTER PAD ~LSu=!f.rlME pool! The house is a .spacio"' 4 bedroom .. 3 ~ $15 500 646-3921or Ev• 541-1651 bath and formal dining room -on qwet : , • Llncoln Lane . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. •81.500. ii POOL 1412 Lincoln Ln, W11tcllff, N.B. Open Sun 1~
rrs TRUE! Auume 195 . .,., SHADY TREES. qUIET STREET ~ "'°· or BUY FOR· 00!! WESTCLIFF -LDvely traditional setting -3 ~ Roomy. INCLUDES WASH· ========1 n ER, DRYER AND REFRIG-$21,950 bedrooms, large living room with flreplaC<! h
ERATOR! Pool plWI patio! is the low low price for this and builtins, spacious dining room and out-!1
C:all at cnu -ti45-0J>3. 3 .....-:.._ 2 bath no door B-B-Q, in lovely patio ...... $75,500. ~ __ ,,, ' .
maintrnance home Aho • k
foaturu buUt-ln kitchen, A BOAT? OR TRAILER? 'i'
tlean, um b'eautlfully thing as deluxe as possible. The builder bas
I 2145 E. Coast Hlghw1y 67~ -•ed --... i. spared nothing to enhance the beauty & utll· ,.C!!'•,.rono.,."!d•t1-Ma_,r..,...,""l~~:-...,.,...,,...,,1 noUltac 1-than e1,.an1. 3 ity value of this home. ,255,000
•. f bedroom, 2 bath, &wt"' ·ioHf\I 1 .01\0\ Ge......a GeMiral ~ and you name the Convenltnt parklna-easy to be 675 4aM 1 !,i;:i;;;;;,;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;::;;;;;;:=1 tei'ml. M,800 or $«!0/mo. a ''DROP-IN'' at Bay 6: Beach Re&Jf1 9'1VVV 4' ' "' ' • •
dlabw..,.,,. "' double ctr BACKBAY -Enioy living in your own lri·level ,
garare. Better check this home, with split level garden. Sporting and "
one TODAY! enclosed drive in area. Perfect for that boat ~ . . BURI WHnl REA1TOR
A-• A New Nu; ..
EJp•decl SerYlc• • Sanie Owner
NEWPORT
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2901 N1wpll1 BIY., Newport leadll
675-4630 24 tt-S."lc'
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ahn hu •.•BR borne. Only Open till 9 PM PETE BARRITT REALTY ~
$21,500. for Eullld< ecw OPEN 4-& PM 1605 Westcllff Dr. N.I. ~
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BR. bas sitting area• lrplc. Waterfront IM!-$29 950
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for Act.IOI • ••Call 642 U'N ~~~~t~~u ..... , dlnl"! room, b.Jllt·•n nnce EA5f11dec,At'3BR.2Ba. •large pool. Baysbotu Dr.
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Glii kelliOi' Vv --.... 116 llA. Housls FOR SALE 11101 Gltnwood, Baycre1t, NB 18t7t Glenmont Ttrr. (off E4stl!llll TR) MU200, $'12,500 (Sat• Sun 1-5) Hllll, 61l GOO (Sun 1-6 lllALTOll MMllJC ---a.t
• •
(2 llodroom1 & fomlly Rm or Den)
245 Evening Canyon Rd ., CdM
673-6510 $99,500 (Sal/Sun
1400 Kl!lgs Rd., Newport His., N.B.
844-7270, $54,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1870 Port Cardigan, (HVHomes) NB
644-6200, $53,000 (Sun 1-5)
114 Via Palermo (Lido Isle) NB
675-3600 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
227 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar
644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
17ff65 Acacia Tree Lane, llniveralty Park
873-8550 $38,950 (Sun 1·5)
(3 lodroom)
**4401 W. Coast ·Hwy., N'pt Beach
875-6820 (Sal/Sun 10 lo duak)
*1848 Pt. Renwick OlV Hornet) NB
844-1133 (Sat/Sun 1 to 5)
6621 Crista Palma Dr., HB
842-3873 $38,350 (Sat & Sun 10.8)
1818 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
842-8235 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
221 Milford ~meo Shores) CdM
644-6200 (Sun 1-5)
1645 Samar Place (Mesa Verde) C.M.
644-4910, 339,500 (Sat & 5un 1·5:30)
204 Kings Place (Newport Heights) N.B.
644-4910, $97,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
2218 Anaheim Ave ., Costa Mesa
548-1275, $28,500 (Sat & Sun 1-8)
~Flower, East Costa Mesa
642-8235, $30,950 (Sun 1-5\
*263 OCeaoview, (Newport Heithts) NB.
642-8235 (Sun 1-5)
**121 Harbor Island Rd., NB
673-7300, $240.000 (Sat & Sun 2-8)
2400 Cliff Dr .. Newport Beach
845-6no, $54,500 (Sun 12-5)
539 San Bernardino, Newport Beach
645-4170, 54Q.-0808 (Sun 1-5)
338 Evening Canyon (ShorttliHs) CdM
644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
528 Redlands , Newport Heiihts, NB
675-7993 (Sat & Sun 2-5)
527 Santa Ana, Newport Heights, NB
846-7530, $42,500 (Sat & Sun 10-5)
17182 Kampen Ln., Huntington Beach
842-2581 , $211,500 (Sun 1-5)
*24331 Augustin (Agean Hills) Miasion
Viejo, 830-8030, '48.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3151 Barbados Pl., Costa Mesa
546-2313, $32,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
2516 Vista (Bayshores) NB
675-6000, $54,950 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
422 Catalina, Newport Beach
840-0020 (Sun l ·5)
1107 Valley Circle, Costa Mesa
845-0303 (Sun 1·5)
(3 Bedrooms & F1mlly Rm or 0.n)
2008 Aliso Ave., Coota Mesa
(Sal & Sun 10 a.m. to 8 p.m)
tt2001 Bayside Dr., Corona de! Mar
844-2480 (Fri/Sal/Sun 1-6)
954 SandcuUe (H.V. Hills) CdM
644-2430 $72,500 rsun t-5)
315 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM
644-2430 $85,000 (Sun 2·5)
2030 Galaxy Dr (Dover Shores) NB
8411-1550 $110,200 (Dally 10.5)
49'l Sturgeon, Costa Mesa
540.1720, $37,500 (Sat 1-8)
2823 Tabago Pl., Costa Mesa
5411-2313, $43.950 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
410 Lenwood , Costa MeH
846-7171 (Sa t & Sun 1·5)
2013 Santiago (Dover Shores') NB
675-6000, $84,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
630 Cameo Highlands Dr. (Cameo High·
lands ) CdM. 675-6000, $69,500 (Sun 1-6)
2303 Redlands, Newport Beach
557-4130 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
6782 Elgin Cir. (S, of Garfleld-W, of Mai·
nolla), 530-1826 jSat & Sun)
2021 Pt. Weybridge (Harbor V ew Homes)
N.B., 644-4910, '49,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
11121 Sabrina Terr. (lrvtno Terrace) N.B.
644-4910, $185,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
723 Cameo Highlands, CdM.
844-7270, $69,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*385 Princeton (Coll eie Pk) CM
(1) 821-8700, $32,500 (Sun 1-5)
LEMON HEIGHTS -,OOTHILL HIGH
Elegant French Provincial custom estate,
white brick, black 1huUu1, ~ aero walled.
'Reduced $20,000. lo $98,QOO, 3000 feet, 4 BR.,
~ BR., den, outstandin1 air-<:ond., plus el..,.
tronlc !Ulen, pool, hardwood 110011, l!lll'ble
entrance.
OWNER
NIED DRYIR CLIMATE?
2300 Holiday, Newport BelCh 2107 Santiago _(8-ycrt1t) NB
1142-5200, '47,500 (~t •Sun 1·5) 54().ll5l, "13,500 (Sat• Sun 1-5)
111921 Via Me11ina, (TUrtle ROct HJl!J) *1'1386 Lu Amlgoo Cir., Foantala Valley
Irvine, 642-8235, fel,500 (Sun 1-5)' SC.25el, '29,400 (Sat• Sun 12-5)
2848 Alta Vlita (Eastblufi) NB 1001 Hamp1bJre Lane (Dover Sboro•) NB
644-llSS (Sun 1·5) 67S-e000, '92,500 · (Sat• Sun 1-5)
2511 Loyola Rd . (College Pk.) CM *1215 Sandkey (LUlk Harbor vu Bills)
M7-428S, 646-3811 (Sunday) CdM 675-7225 (Sat 1-5)
1196 Princeton Dr. (College Pk.) CM 438 18Ui Pllce (Newport Hp)~ ... ,:~~t~~~e1e Pk.) c~1
& Sun) 645-2552 '49.SOO -~ 1·5)
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) #57 Unda Ille Dr. (Unda Ille) NB
*2M Milford (Cameo SborH) CdM 67&-8181 (Sunday)
675-3000 (Dally 1-5) 17SO Port Westbouma, Newport Beach
**3329 ocean Blvd., Corona de! Mar 640-0020 (Sun 1·5)
615-3000 (Sat & Sun U) *1712 Galuy, Newport Stich
468 Ogle, Costa Mesa 640--0020 (Sun 1·5)
M4-6200 (Sun 1-5) 840 Santiago, Costa Mesa
1392 Galway Lane, Coeta Mesa 546-2313 $34,950 (Sun 1·5)
546-1168, $~,500 (Sun 1•51 18859 Los Leon11, Fountain Valley 518 Cameo Highlands Dr., Corona del Mar 986-1397 .. 8 950 (Sun tU) 673-8550 $67,950 fSun 1·5:30) .. •
*400 Superior, Newport Beach (J .... ,....,,1 875-7225 (Suu 1-5) *404 Superior, Newport Beach #11 Linda Isle, Newport Beach
675-7225 (Sun 1-5) 675-7743 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
h *1609 Ruth Lane, Newport Beach *1883 Bayport Way, Newport Beac MM857, ... ,500 (Sat• Sun 1-6) 841).()()20 (Sun 1-5) ' .. , T -L t
435 Aliso, Newport Hei•hts *24652 Evareve Cir., ...... e Forti • 83MOSO, '82,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 546-8640 '44,950 (Sun 1·51 25021 Rlverdell, Lake Forest
(4 lodroem•l ... 83o-«l30, $53,900 (Sal • Sun 1·5)
*4521 Brighton Rd (CalMO Shores) CdM 281!<!,S23hant• tar• ••tD.~ Costa Me(~~t • Sun 1-5) 842-8235 (Sat & Sun l ·5) ,.,,. • .., ~..,
lOl Via Dijon (!.!do We) NB
1144-2430 • fSun 1·5)'
258 Camelia, Back Bay Area, CM
842-5200, $83,900 (Sun 1·5)
3009 Cleveland, Costa Mesa .
9111-1050 • (Sun 1-5)
24902 Wlnterwood, Lake Forest
83Q.6030, '48,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
24721 Eldamar, Lake Forest
-30. '47,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
20:>.00 Lantana, Huntington Beach
M7-4130 \Sat & Sun 1·5)
4709 Dorcbemr (Cameo H ghland) N.B.
M4-4D!O, $74,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30)
(4 lod"'°ms & f1mlly Rm er Den)
383 Santa Lubol, CM .
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 4 lo 8)
*2815 Harbor View Drive, CdM
644-1425 $77,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*2018 Galuy Dr, (Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 (Dally 10.5)
1221 Keel Dr (II. V. Hills) CdM
642-8235 . (Dally 12·5)
2012 Port Provence (H.V. Homes) NB
044-6200 (Sat & Sun 1·51
1436 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·51
**1667 Bayalde Dr (Yachtsman's Cove)
CdM 676-1935 (Dally)
1425 Keel Dr, Corona de! Mar
644-2430· $79,500 (Sun 1·6)
1223 Dolphin Terr (Irv. Terrace) CdM
644-2UO •t 75,000 (Sun 12·5)
90 Linda We Dr (Unda We) NB
644-24SO •139,000 (Sun 1·5)
711 K·'l'bangl (Irvine Tarr) CdM
644-24SO $98, 750 (Sun t -51
3806 Inlet lslo (Lusk Harbor Vu Hills)
CdM, 675-7225 (Sat 1·5)
1212 Santiago (Dover Shores) N.B.
875-2723, $149,500 (Sat & Sun 1-8)
*1412 Lincoln Lane, WestcliH, NB
842·5200, $81,500 (Sun 1·5)
2015 Commodore, Baycrest, NB
642-5200, $64,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
21Ml St, John Ln., Huntington Beach
(Open Dally)
245 Tulane Rd., Costa Mesa
M7·™2, $33,500 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
BM SandcasUe (Harbor Vu Hills) CdM
644-735S, $73,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2907 Harbor View Dr, Corona de! Mar
673-8500, fl'T,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
SSS Gravel Canal, Balboa Isle
875-8550, $92,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
958 Cheyenne St. (Nr. Paularloo) CM
ll62MM, $32,250 (Sun 1•5)
1027 SanUa10, (Dover Shores) NB
842ol2S5 (Sun 1-5)
(5 Bedrooms & family Rm or Deni
**#84 Unda We Dr (Unda We) NB
844-2480 (Sun 1·5)
1418 SandcasUe (H.V. Hill.s) CdM .
644-2430 $95,000 (Sun 1·5)
** ;t48 Linda Isle (Unda !ale) NB
642-8236 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*1315 Santiago, (Westcllff) NB .
842-8235 (Sun 1-5)
1337 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235, $196,500 (Sun 1-5)
*1936 Pt. Albans (HVHomes) NB
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 2-5)
2840 Basswood (Eastblufi) 'NB
644-7682 (Sunday 1-5)
4521 Dorchester (Cameo Highlands) CdM
67S-e000, $'12,900 (Sat " Sun 1-5) 2023 Goldeneye Pl., Costa Mesa
846-7171 (Sat & Sun 1-8)
16 Linda Isle Dr., (Linda Isle) N.B.
644-4910, $187,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
3518 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar
675-6900 (Sun 1-5)
3088 Johnson, Costa lieu'
845-0303 $35,500 rsun 1-5)
1019 Marian Lane. Newport Beach
~2430 189,500 (Sun 11·5)
1019 Marian Lane, N.B.
644-2430 ug,soo (Sun 11·5)
16 Bedrooms & Family ~ ., Deni
**305 North Siar Ln (Dover Sbo111) NB
642-8235 (Sal & Sun 1·5)
TOWNHOUSES POR SALE
" ...,,_,,, & Don)
468 Bolero Way, (Park Lido) NB
644-mo, $31,"° (Sun t-5)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
(2 Ir. IKh Unffl
**337 E, Bayfront, Balboa laland
B75-SSS1 (Sat/Sun/Wed 1-5)
-~ Acacia, Corona del Mar
644-7270, $69,500 (Sun 1-5)
2516 Bayside Dr., C-Orona de! Mar
546-2121 , (Sat & Sun U)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
(1&31od-)
**4401 W. Cout Hwy., N'pl Beach .. 675-6820 (SaVSun 10 to dusk)
WATERFRONT LOTS FOR SALE
**1857 Bayside Dr (Yachtsman's Cove)
675-1935 (Dally) * ,.,,
WIMl'al o-ral 1l'd .,,. rruoo. .... ,.,
DUl'LIX C-. Mou
OtumlQs -1 Mt. "' 111 Lto.I. Isle Dr, •
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IBdnn.,l!lbotltl;lnpsrf<d nannl brick a..,,iac., Callm.ul!O. •
ooad. Calp, .. -· CVY'd """'1bdcli ~ lium-
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MORGAN RIALTY -~--~,1-67W642 675-Mlt --~ -~ ~ .. -. -·-
$25 loo NIAR BAY & OCIAH
. I 4~unl~ NO DOWN Exc:en..t .-i ,,_,. eem. a• a 11 ab l •. Low Balboa'• belt: loeltkln
monthly ,.,.,..,.., En"1 $11,111111
ball. clbtbw....,, natural IALIQA IAY PROP.
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SI0-11'0. NEW baylnmt bome. Pier A Call C-.0 M .... 567-«:J
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CHECK THISE * NIW LllTING * FEATURES <:l!OICE DUPLEX. * s Bedraoml * 3 Bttbl * 2 Bdrm. 6 1-bdrm. Owner -Famil¥ room * Boat Ac-Uqu1dttinl • mutt sell!
ceu * l Car Garap * Excellent taml. $87,500.
Prtc:e oo11 146,!l!i), Much Dav1D11. CARLSON SUPEI DUPLEX
RIAL TOR m.t2tS PAYS POR ITSILI'
<Open evt1.) * W•lttfront. N'pt 1krbor N•&t u··a pin 1: on a stn. ,
5,00llTeet ......... $%25,0Cll lute lot, locate! In the * S BR., den • • • •• • •• .$52.500 prime rental lrM. bl'ftr a * s BR., ltle. lot ..... 158,lOO ........ Doo't -thlt · HERITAGE
R[AllORS * Trll*X ............ 183.500 one. Priced to .en this
l'l!s'!!c~H!"lo~o~L!""'!ST~A'!1!!T'!s 1 ~;. BR,~ • .-. Call m-1""·
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MOVE IN IDOIE '""'·Ph.• app1.11U1n.1 ~ "'21
M.,. Del Mar. All built. ... Col .... P1r1t ~
ftttplaee, 2 bath&. want to ~~~~~r=bol:"'S'.~-!iiiii!ii~I St. John's and 0 C.C. 131.IOO c;uSTOM die. f Br. ' an....., · ~t '::'~a~~ NEAi UPPR
~ 111\,,1 !141-MC. • , NEWPOIT IA Y. I
s·-';BR;;;:'-+:-".1am;:::-rm.=-bu:td:-;•;;;. n;;;:ms::;I $25,210
-pool. 132,!!00. 5% -.. s bedrooma, pollshfa
Open houte Sun 1-5. · 315 hardwood • lbar carpet,
Princeton. Bkr (1) 121-8700 doubt~ prqe, bqe lot wltb
towerinc · lhlde t r e e 1 ; Coron• del Mar Amlme Ille VA loan and --::=:":":=LE~-· I 11.11 ... mont1t .., .. ., .. MULTIP -. to -VA loan Fir1t
* WAHTED *
Larae f or S bedroom.
Newer. Not over $100,000 •
or will nnt
·RINA E. COii
AMOCIATE
f1,.1 Wilker RHffw
*~* * f46.7414 *
$27,500
3 BDR. & DEN
a11um• 64 ~ loan.
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-• !lnplate -tDlllt lbclu&rd. dlallW-nn.,
bWlMn ruo • own It
--· wt. SI0-1111.
TARBELL
2915 Harbor, °""' -
MOVE NOW
PAY LA'fll
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usnNG cloy on .,. -
CHANGES -.. ~ • I ' ' • ' I ......... " ' Hommwoen..m ~Ileen ~
.. 11.:11111 lo U.t In llaltlple ~-~ Ewes -
for a ~ cloy mlnlmurn1-...,,..,..:.,,,...;;;,;;:_::;.,.,='"_
.. -~ ,,. """"""" "APPLE PIE" ill knowinC that ,OU call DOW lmmtculate l bedrootn borM
u. our l'ffl Mu!tlpl near South Cout Plua, on
.. rv1oe ... ~-----IO da7I tor.....,.., Malt>---potlo. A IW1
... lo ... fattest -lo< -home. -)QI to Upole your Jll'Oper\y
and at DO additional COit to
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and -cl -lpecl!Oi.i
to """' tor )'Oil. 411 115-1215.
COLWCLL
lurr White RHffw
2801 Newport -· · Newport BHc:h m-ll30
VA NO DOWN
--=;u;;;";;;iiOU--on U'lil rue value. 2 INDULGI IN -..... w:ll unit. Ono
A LITTLI LAllCINY an!t -,,..... and -
PR()Pf Rl It·-.. trJ<
Rt l\l l l)H <...,
Just -$10,000 tor tounedlate OCC1111M<Y·
l --+ llllld'• ...... Each unit -tor $115. .. ... all ....... ,,i.e. (l KHp .......... ...taL On-
., 1hem), llttpW:es ....,. ly' 131,9110. u 100 baft l>otn
wti... (I cl them). Hooted In the ~ call .,_
• ftltued pool «•• ol ~
a a. Yilw you cu't b6Hfft>. -. . -Balboo lllud, Little --....
Grand Canal. Penbwlla, °""' -..
a.a-1s, jetty <<fie! ... """l•••••ili••I ~!),
1215 DOLl'HIN TEllR. TIME IOMI
with a """ -cl 111,900. Take a look at Ulla beauty. CORONA DEL MAR AIANDONED iaytr.t Condo OPIN ~Jof SUN. t Br, tamllJ '"'"" 211 11at11t. 1 180' View, 4 bdrm. custom home on beat llYINE I Br, 2 Bo, pool, .,._ • lllllo University llHltv o..rm.d prqe + """"
Low -Wo lncludt•
-A~-VA no
-"'1Jll and $11111 -FHA with total Jlll'llltnl cl
~--!Olllfor -...ttoo. -• ' 'I
CdM streel Profesa. decorated with tute & De!IPlllll $11,IQO lllQl i:-Cit. Hwy ~ 1o< boot, tralltr, ttc. n11ratn~ lmmac •• luxurious. $135,000. RED nLE IOOF IMllALD IAY Ol'IN DAILY, .. -$47,500
IROADMOOll ' mvtNE'S LOWES!' PRICE! ,.,......,,.te I llr + --.. POINSETTIA Roy MoCa• ........
5 BdrmJ. • 1 story, view home. Emnalvt =::.:: "':.::'!.~-'bw7·:.:,Weit ,..__Miii.-141.mt
paUo arau. $96,000. alot ''a-"""' 2 ...... W IWlelt a ·iw.c., a BR., I Ila. ...... -. 2111ll"'Jl!Stliwd.Cll.
CAMIO HIGHLANDS l'OOI. PWI CMA1W Oob 1111 'fta Liiio ..... Lots « -6 --!l!!l!l!!J!!mtl
lteal-MMm 'Bdrma., 'View. Prlv. boachel, pool Great ...... Call 1111 • •°"'1 1iliili+1ifiJiriiiA'I'-:::::::::.=·:=a.! .,. ."!..., ::! 6 Open E-Y<L charm! •72,500. -~ ar _, $Sl.500. llWt7• a.i.-u -. Tbll 1 ,._ -11ome 1
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OPEN SUN. 1-5 4501 DORCHESTER -• O'Ntlll Pork. 2 te ...... 1 bit tr om
$30 -o , BR, -oq. It. • 16--put -.. i-g.;;"°;;;;;;;'~;;;1 ;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;e1on;;;;.,;;a1;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I •••DA~ nr.. Oran•e Coa'"' nr. :.,~ "U'-e:i.11o =: -11. In thla ,.. _c;;.. -: ,. Prim• loct.tloft. Central Ooot '-(., • 11 '-(., ~ • • e • u t t r \I I • -..an. c I • t ... 7 2L
plan, ratry hall.. llrepl&c:<, 1 " 11.lfFS Kllnv $34.lOO. • ILUFFS CONDOMINIUM dlnlnr room, bulll·lll ..... RIAL ISTAT lw -KllVl I ,,,,.._ RI" n1:-* lllAND NIW *
• ---potlo, put WSl'Oll lltllLT S*£ Lovely 3 bdrm., 2 bath home 011 corner lot,
.... pool • blah I c b 0 0 L New condlUon.
. 0.-'rlew from UY1111 rm. !xctlleut loca-
tloll on Villa Bonita. '3' ,a:IO
lib 1'rd. ........ -1--------.... ------2 BR, 2 M. ..... lrvel, * Ati..t~ .Oolfon * ' ' 1 llr, ....... -....... In., ... 11111. 0-.tl -II lltaJl1 --. -ti>ol<e 1"' ' h-,. Mlt lllO. 11-t S.... OI ktililW-r I 111 6 -m. Vft7 llo
llLL GIUNDY, UALTOI
T ARBE:LL . --.Qota-
Ol'IN HOUSI lll•••r• lutldN
JCI loya .. Dr., """' I, N.I. OWlll SAT. & SUN. !024 Warm Lui. C.JI. I 1---------------.. 1 BR 6 mally ,_ -· -a.di-,.. .. for Allio• ... C.11 142-5171 = =..:.os:i-. ....
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1111 llwlt. -..... 121,1111 e I lll:DROOllS e lot. 11J -. -« W .... .....,, GJ.m Id, 11 • _. -Liil Cd Ill I, .._,.,.
l 111 -........... 138,lOO J ....,., 111 oloo Id!. -111 •& -VII Lido, A-II---•-. .... ciilJ "iliiOR ... & "s-, IJ
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pools, t-....n. ·-"'1n~ dbl .... VA ... dn J '"-lilt ,...;.i..j'. JAnr7 .._, 0o tba ""1 kft: !"?'"" Jst ale 0.. le le -a -btlU. lie In btlon oc:loooL praiul ta• -II~ ""81111 ._,....,., v.,.._ V..,, ..,.,,, .... ~, DA, I ... ()ajy 133,91, io...: -
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$28.951
833-'9
N. Col
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*BY FAM
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D•n• --NEAR
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lhwdlo9• .. -lrvlno W11tmtn1ter Wtttmfn:sffr
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WALK TO BEACH
3 lldnn., 2 both ...........
llk•l ...... -tom\bl.
$!\OJlO ......,. '°" In wttb GI
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on!> PO!i),"'" -SUPllt LAROI
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TOP SAWMAN FOR JULY
"Pm PETERSON"
Milt SQum PIJ'k. Pre1dp
home J.n Ptttllst Uft,
Garden k'ltch., iam rm ..
.unlom tub. Undtt $44,000.
PRESTIGE POOL
HOME NEAR BEACH
S!in"'~ 11<>...,. tub In U.11 •
idrn)., 2 Nth home, alldlJW
&IUS dqnn ln e'dr1 ,room.
fi:rP~. a&rdta lt1tcb .•
lhl"\I c-ar pn.p. Undt.r
~:tlOfl, Call DOW, won't lul:.
LAltOE J BEDROOM
• TOP-
SALESMAN --
KEITH R. SNIDER
EXCLUSIVE I" Tim• Olfmd. U..t bnd< YALE
•1#\'llkln on poolal7.e k>t. ;.otl Sq. fl., 1Lbarmlnc 2-lt)'.
Slwp. cl4'an, prid4I ai bomt, Jutt fttPll lo m•Jor
ownrrshlp, with 2~ bltha. lf"'n~ll , 4 Bdrm1., tnrJ.
wrvke porch. J eJCtra let· Jwae mstr/ 1Ulle w/trplc.;
bdmu .. noor to «U. \laed RP. d inin,: nn .. llmlly nn.
brick trplc. Man)C\ll'td laW11 Lt:t 1.11 makt an app'l. tor
with C(IJIV'tfllftlt cioocnitt )'OU lo ~ thh home newt'.
walll:I. Priced to ttll. INCl .. UDING TH.E LAND,
l•rwln realty Inc. $M.900. -....m CM Hool'J)
"C.OLONIAl1
l'LUS POOL"
l..Af'll' !I lkdronn-1, S N.lb
honlf'. }'onnal dlnlnt room.
L01:~ly )&rd whh (1')'llal
pool. Pri<'rd at only $41 ,950.
Ca.II ~ZM lo lee" ••
O THE REAL
·"-LSTATERS
'"I 1 I ., , 11 I I'\\ ti.
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··:-:1NCf: l!Mll"
11t \VN ff'rn llnnk Hlrt1:.
Days 552·7000 Nights
Unh·f>niily l'artc, l n 'nM"
FAMILY KITCHEN
Room fnr Mnm, Dad and all
!hf' k1rldlf'a 1n tbi1 lp!lrlous
5 bdrm.. 2'11 ba. home.
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TERRIFIC 5 BEDROOM
TRl·UVEL CAPISTRANO
Super family room "'ilh wet-bar, huge cul-
de-•c tot with room !or pool. Lel your child·
ren play in the park around the corner.
This home offers eracious livina: in a super
prtstiee are11 , short distance from Huntin&·
ton ·center !or shopping convenience.
'
'
\Ye prouctly Invite you lo i n~pect this lovely
h o m '" for 11n appointment All !or only • '
$47 ,900.
962-66<14
Call Jerry Gillespie
Ev .. : 961-2974
Kasabian Real Estate
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VILUIGE REAL F.STATE in Fountain Valley
Is pleue<I t0 announce th1t Pete Peterson
bu 1'0D !Op 11lesmail 'honors !or his listing
and aflllng of homes tut inonth. "Pott" !J 1
n1Uve of Loa Angelos and ruldes In Fnun·
taJn Valley with his wile, Holen. Pole b 1
professional in real estate who devotes his
full Ume working with people helping them
to buy or sell proptrtr-If you have 1 real
estate problem. "Pete' ·is the man for you
to call. !131-5800.
2 BATH HOME
Mauiw f.amily room. NWlnc
mom, ~ patJo. Only .s.u.m UM: GT or con-
vtnllQnal ftnanctns.
WHITE ELEPHANT
Nl!edl paint. Home ,olng tnto
CONGRATULATIONS TO KEITH SNIDER,
VIiiage Real Eat.le, Huntington Beach, TOP
SALESMAN In July. Keith bad !Jye .. 1 ..
this month and nlnt or bis Jtstlngs wld. He
al so listed eleven new propertle!. If you
have t real e.!ltate need, why not call a true
professional Keilb Snider. VILLAGE REAL
F.STATE, 19142 Brookhurst, Hunlingl<>n
Beach. 962-4471.
$11,7SO Tol•l Price
Lovely homt, 1pnllta1 lnltt·
W with new crpls A drpll,
dhle 1anie W/rtar trallf'r
acCHI. Briclc RBQ. xlnl
)And~lplng, ()w~r pur·
chAM"d anothl'r hOmf and
Jo'ormal rllnin& room, tamll) 11054 MAGNOLIA (at T1lbert) room. petlna And pMl-111t'rl
Cost• ¥ea•
BY OWIW: <$xi,o Be~ Nit
va.lu. C.P" tod 1tyle. l Br.,
dtn 2 bl. ktt ttmntteleod.
tJewly. pa¥1ted l.ntar/mi.ttr.
l'budnl '° 11.1\t. Prine. &~·
1y. Open bouMl Sat/Sun 10..
6. ~ AlOO Avt., CM-Near
Irvll'll!!' Ave .l Db. St.
CHOICE Costa Mt.. By
owntt. J1600 down. Vacant.
4 br, 2 ba, c:rpt-dl'p&, tam
nn, ntlll &:: ch!an. Take avtt
J'HA l V . OnJy $2T1 per
mo. Call Ofc. 113l·ll03,
Homlf 551-7716. * CCU.EGE PK. BARGAIN·
3 BR, 2 Ba, neat-u ·•·pirl.
Qv.'11tr bou&ht new. Try
$31.ln). • Al.SO Have many
oth~ ,h!>rne1 ln Collqe J>k,
call Geol'IO' M...t, 66""61.
Ed Riddle Rltr, 646-88Ui
OWNER. Sharp 3 hr, cpt,
drpl, new paint, fmced, cul·
de·U.C, Walk to achoOI•.
lhopt, college. $3;,500, 2216
Anaheim Ave., C.M. 548-1275
or 546-61112.
BY Owner. Halec1"e1t.
$29,950. 4 BR. 2 BA. Le· fam
nn Hd~:d . fin. Walk to
ahopp1ng, all 1ehool1 It col·
ltgt. Cu\-de·U C, 1 2 0 l
t>oMsal C.M. r,&.4.129.
SJT,SOO
1o1. ~.900 lnch>Mi thf:
1
-FOUNTAIN VALLEY -t
hi nd ------------------<. . ,~--~\, forecloom!. 4 Bedroom, 3
bath. Auumt' GI or 124.rioG.
The REAL ESTATE
FAIR
1ot1a ro'
Rtllablt Real E1tete
846-3391
~. ·, red hill IN1wporl B11ch N1wport llHch
W To Serve YotJ •
Founteln Vell-v 21070 Beach Blvd., H.B.
CALL !135-Zi.'Sl ....,..--_.;;;;:: ,_ -----------M-ODEL-HOMI-S
Ol'EN HOUSE 1·5 TAKE ME ~~-~-~
VI I
L-L.1 Huntington 8Ndt I Huntlngtor le•ch
ew rom 1~ -cony T""E ME $lf!P dn. liv. nn, deep thq ..,.... .-----_ --
"""· """· BR dn-.. ln 11 l"'l•ott looldnc for Iota of ~-· S700. MOVE IN M.1 "'· "'·aJk-in cbt!t: 3 Jovt.b' fMture• in a hou.w, SPANISH ,.,JNI
BR up, &1ti:u. rm. owJiook. such u a teparate family MANSION ~lier pay• a.II other ('l').(lii;. 3
FOR SALE
PHONE (714)
962-6605
4 BR. T WNHOUSE
Uta liv. ~a. Kitch. hu room. formal dln'llll room, 3 NMrly n:lO sq . U. of \ovtly BR, 2 BA, condo. $'11 .SOO.
ALL tbe xtru inc Cornirw 1pactou1 bedrooms. homf> tastefully Mcorated. YP ftaturn tlt"r. bUln
al.au topped ~·· M!l'Virw IOl'ftOl.lll _ low-malnttmanee ~17.ai cul-de-.u .tot. RIO, FA ht, w/w ttp1.1 .ti
window thru 1o tv."O le\'el landJcaPfna: w / iprinkltn formal llvlna I d\n111g. drpt, patio, X11'1t loc. u·a11c
Pf.tio, ttar yard lndscpd 1 and a truly reA1!1tlc price ot ~nnous . family ro om. to major 11ore1. Paymls. kw~y. 2-Tiered cherub S.14.550, then 1ake nw. Bui spiral 1ta1rca.w. Own e I" lw-low l'f'nl. Pools. 1enni1 coun1. Close to
foon1aln1. h.a~ a. e.. Q. first can tor an appointment m~l .. u. I ht-•u·h. 2·, tw11ns. priv.
lighti,.; in relU' yard 1 to 11te me. Cati now LARGE HOME, I' I patio: doublt" 1ani1t:'·
sprtnklf'rs tmnt and rear SC-2535. SMALL PRICE" Qu!t·k A.It' prit"l'd J2'1,950
Unh·. r11rk ('enlf'r. Jrvuie
C11 II Anylin1~ ll:t'\.-OR20
Of!i('f' lmuni It Aloi to I rM
Arr r lOll<" lo 1h11 11p11rioo11 •
BR. \llll11&f' II townhnuse
wilh 211 hath!!, family rm.,
2 trplc11., beamed ttll'.11, &
balr.on\f's. Quick mo\'f'·ln. A
buy al SJS,500,
NEW LISTING
·'The Best of Two Worlds"
REAL
ESTATE
Re1ldentlal & Income Propertiel
Regl1te1" your prope:rty for rent too
-MARKET PLACE -. .
for buyers .,,d sellers : •
REAL TOR, Vic J11hin1kl, Lt. Col. USAf Rt!. · •
1733 Westcliff Dr., Newport leach ·:
645-7221 •
~i~ii;=..:?:~~ ·=:·~i.:~;~~~1 :::7:~:: :::: · 1111"L:r] OPEN SUN . 1-4 L•1una Beech • Newport Be•ch • •
:n Aett pule .. 2 llWirn pool• TERMS AVAIL. r riced .. dt'n, 2 h!lth1, dlnlna rm .. ___ ,_ ····--
rnme wi1h thi& be1uty. 10825 JNST,vrn.Y APPEALING undttr l.11.000. m&lllt'r btdrooo1 has ~·1nopy * FREE_* __
Slartt (W/. ot Eoclld. · wMn )'Oll IH lhla •ttraetlve S.J...ASHED .$2,000. . It largl! mim>r, b 0 0 k Rt"f?'t'11hmf'nl~ at oJM"n lk1tu1f'
a' 4 )'tll"-youJlC 3 bedroom J>]UI A beautl!ul 4 bf!droom, f1m1 · ahtohtf'! '"-bullt-ir bar in lhe SUN DA y ,ONLY, 12 to 4
2 ha.lb home feiturin1 bn.m ly room homf', ll!'le t'n· dtn, family room. near Hv· P.M. thrte l:lJ popular floor
17672 MANCHESTER I
2.s1y. 4 h11i·n1:\., 2i.. h11'.11.. ONE OF A KIND
l&f'. ran11ly rm. Cnn1mun1ty' Huge llt'f"l'l to -trc•l Joi ,
pool, rrr. 111'1'11 I. tpnn i~ t·!~. with bl'au1Hul\y landsca~
. Allking S•t.500. hack yard, offrr1 tkal fe1tl-
531·~111 ( :::J 531·5111 =~~~1=~~: f~Pi;:o;, ~· ft::.Y~no=~~ ~:· brk. s 2 7 •so o. ;:;:;~ ~~~. '7omS~.~~
W•lker Realty +75-5200 In~ ol "wide open spaces."
1116 Via Llrlo, N'pt . Br11rh ThlA 3 bdrm., 2 balh, plus
rien tiome, alM offt'r!I a
1tmi·formal rllnlng rOom, 60 . biirk yard. AU.. TERMS. Fr•ncl1c•n Fount•ins at 9572 Jnn!bruck Dr. L•gUn• Be•ch GI NO DOWN sunshine bright kitchen. Pricl'd 10 ull 111 S:lll.950. Thia be1u1 3 BR, 2 BA corner IN fAdamll • f>'Bu11ha.rd l.
Super lharp 4 bedrm tn best X1nt lnd1epd low maln-·NO MONEY DOWN homt' ls l min to Mac h, Ju!I R~:o CARPET, R~:ALTORS. A LITTLE
Foonl&ln Valley are a . ttnance yard. Full prl~ One o! lhe br'!lt buy1 to hit prof lnd5cpd 1._ palntl'd 1. i~ 962-7771. HOUSE
Schools I. lhopplng are cl05! $38,000. Seller will ~Ip pay the m11.rk!!I lo\'PI)" ~r loadM \\'/f'xlras, RPb:a t. O"'NF:n lf'aving". 3 bf'drooin1'1 I WITH BIG I DEAS
for ronvmiencr, 1...1.txe 1850 buyen COil.i ·and Seymoure lot clo~ 10 school• and Inc. Priv Pr1)', ~hi.~! lf'll .It hui,:P ramlty roou1, nf'11 ly l.o1·s1~1 In the rui1tlc ~a111ldf'
aq /t home with hup yard "'ill lake your horn• on ahoppini;:, ~hi~ 3 ~m !IOl'ln! S:-:;t,350. Prine only. rll"riirnttrl, huill-111 RBQ. 1 \'111:'1):" of So. UIJ{un11
compl lmced. Only $31 .~. trade. Ca.11147-1221. ::. \\'O~:l"5'-i~'~,11~I 5-t0-5415, M2·~.··· I 111111111< n n .. IMnll-in n1nl!" "1 1·r11AT'~ U'llt:ltF: A I. I.
CAU.. for l1'Kll't' details ~ AVAii .. S!otAl.I. CArl-: C<llJE 01·t'n, 2 hath"-, p11.t1 0,1 Tiit: QUAINT l.I T'l'l.E
1162·!6?11.5.1'7·5642.COUJNS CALL S40..ISSS llOMF.,. Sunny 'hf'flrooma, 11p1·111klrr 1y~trrn, bric,, Ht-:AC11 llOUSES AHE.
It WATIS. SHERWeeo REAL TY l'O'l:Y p11hn, ro_pflf'r·kf'ltle kil· S17.lMXI, !NiZ-L1T.!. [ Yl)U h:N0\\'1. !',. r 1uit "11
C & W 1TI41 :&-ach Blvrl., 11.8. 18964 Brookhur11t t·.v. ctwn, ~k l1rt-'Pl•<'f'· Takt -OWNJ.:lt-'rltANst·~:nnt:n !1•01n lhr lluW", hy hl,i!:h i
O\'f'r f'Xl1'11inr loan "·f1m1111 l.t'A\ inlf le:f' 4 HR, 2 BA fi n t'l'tho,OOo\ ff'rK·1 ~1e. .
..-JO tan
REAL ESTATE
1\~10 t;ltnnf")'l't St .
4!M-!l.lt l ~316
Nearly Be•chfront
tormal dlnin1 room. $51),000,
HAUOR VIEW -
''MONACO''
01'.EN HOUSE
S•f. & Sun. 1-S
1141 PORT RENWICK
3 BR., 2 ba., formal dlnl1t1:
l ·sly. Hi&bly up 1 r • d .. d.
Dttp pi)f Clrpt'tinJ', CUll01'9 '
drape1: I&'· H'F pfd
w/jarunl ~Pl. GorrMUa
walled yard, profe 1a ,•
landscal)('(l, ia! BBQ, f!'lf!r .
Ji:'ll'AJI:' clor>r, nu mer ('I u a
n1hf'r qu11 liry t I! a I u r., 1 .
S.'ili.~ 1owntr '4111 ht.Ip
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a mo. not far from 0tta.n. Nl."\V crpt. .,..1~r hir .,..,1r rnl., hu \r AUl.Tl=:D OPt:N
Bl\:R. 962-a:ill. .:>ftf'n!!r , d!!,hwhr. Nr.' !IC"hla BEA~f CEILINGS Ir E X·
Pritt reduCft'I for quick u.le.
Nr IWim club. 10(,i, dawn.
ChoiC'fl lOe. 2 1tory. 4 br, 2
ba. 1'!I' rm, !!!>1~· 31311 1 / .. ACRE 1/J ACRE Killybm>k. Owr.iio 'W-'rd VA NO DOWN • · '"· l 11hp1t. Only S 31 , 9 ::..o. PO Sr. 0 TIM 8 E'k S .
Brok.,r, 547~134 or 54&-6:.!Ji l. i\tASSIVE AOOBF: BLOCK
S.·•· Ii tu•ur 1h<' uo·•·n n i;pl:t.~h-
111i.: fr11n1 th1~ 2 hdrn1. p11ln· 1
lllil ho1111t, t:n11·rl111n in 11n I
111l,J0111il\JC 2 n n. 11111tli0, Also
hn!I Kllf'!lt 11.111. "'11h at1nrhrd I
hunk rn1 . for t'xtra 11:Ut'51•,
h: ... 11'1."hulf'fl J\\'imn1 ing ponl !
• jaru1.1.i, • ("ar rarage &
lot~ of parl1111g, Ju~t 1trps
to lhf' bt>arh.
·~--.. rcallJ' ~-1
2414 Villta 0.-1 Oro
NPWpol'I Rf'Ach
__ &t4-113.1 ANYTIMF:
2 .. f a.a. 2 aA. ovt:r .um 9Q. fl. MESA VERDE 3 Br.; " OON'T ~id thla one-4 BR, Olympie llizt .l"-imming f BR. 2 BA, nvf'r l~ llQ . M.
i'am. Rm.. Scrttn Rm. 2BA , 20 x 2n' bnnu11 nn poot (nf!l'd• work / $29,9()() Olympic lltze p ·1mmlng
Sharp. 1 ha r, cul-de.MC· over Uie gara,a~. brick fl>l, FP, g )'f'I ntw. Lrg. kft pool tnttds \loYHit J S29,900
Sehl1, libry, clOM!'. By fn!11h paint inside and out, w/all bltin •PP'• bt1tul l'""P 8 Yrs new. Lri kit
Qwner. S4G+2473. pool tile back yard, qull!.t wlw llhllg erpo: cult~ wfall bltln appl'1, bl"aut
REPOSSESSIONS
For Information and location
of U\tse :ntA It VA homes,
contact -~
Re•I Eat•t•
·rYPE F1REPLACE, from
floor 10 1¥11\ng. Lge. picluN'
window 1h11t PRESENTLY
HAS OCEAN VIBW. Twin
s izt' bedroom w/alli..t·htrl
bath.
l.oni;: 11;all~y l)'llf' kilchrt1 lr1-
JllLLtF-: McCOR?ofACK
REALTOlt 4!M-7;..)1
1~2 BR. ntW homl', clOM!
In Vlrtor Huxo's: R-2" lot.
rrn. fllr 'l nlOl'f' unii~.
BRll~GE THE
GENERATION
GAP 4 BR. home. J..ra. f"am. Rm. cul-d~c •t, .clMe to drp11. One or !he llU'Kt•I lotJll w/w •h•g crplR, f'Ull:lm
Lpb of living 1 p • e e , achoola &.. 1bopp1'!'· Cort· in town-room ll>r boll.I, drp1. Ont of tht \11rgest lots
Wonderful neigh. in Mesa vtntkinal huyl!.r only Sl,650. trailer eamptT or IArge In lown • room for boAt,
KASAllAN
9t2-"41
-G~O_V_'T-.--0-W-NED
Verde. Xlnt buy. ~741cx;3 dn. Call and .,a 10day. Kardt~. Ywr ltl'TM • Call tTall,r, camptr or lar1tl!
See it at 2l1.IO Androf. lf now. 1arden. Your 1erm11 • Call RepogHlllf'd home11• Low
OWNER anxlowt·mv11:. rol1h
-11op in I. 1tt th\~ 3 BR,
f11m rm home !hat i~ sparkl-
ing 1'11'.!ln. MRke nflcr tO
11!1..,Umable 101111 or rt'fin.
f11A or \'II. only SJ1 ,JOO.
Bkr, a.".G-16~. :'.'10 ~IAGNOl.IA ~~-1297 cludr:\ RANr;E &i OVEN. __ _
O\\'N l Cu.~ton1 0011 hnuPa
0 11 11 lo!. Prime ea~t Cmta·
l\1rsa 11rf'a. A t hree
l)('rlroom for p11~nt.. A fWll
bf'rlrnn1n lor IJOll &i y,•lf~. A
onr hl'droon1 fnr JT•ndma.
Prh'f' i~ $52,500 "''Ith 10%
do\\·n. Exclusive ""ilh
BY OWNER MF.SA. DEL I' now. down. Government p11y1
MAR 4 Br .. 2 e. .. ahai. 531·5111 ( ::::) 531•5111, -If clo<l"I "°''" Coll 968-4441.
drp& .. xtn.11. 'l 4 • 9 5 0. 531 5 II ( ) * Crest Realty
--· JR-:-EXECUTIVE= • I -531•5111 HJ-4471 ( :::1 ~HJ WLK. ,. bch., Spa,i.•h ...... ,
( lJR A: add-on fam rm/ktt, A big, be1ut. 5 BR Mmt ENJOY THE ~ br., 2 ba. fr]>lc., bltn,, tam
SUnshlnt, hrd'Nfl . 11r1. des~ for the family G • T 5 rm. formal din. rm. Lo
$211,950. CharlH Street. Rltr aotng PI a c e•. Hugr SECURITY tant WO tory maint. yard. Close 10 anop1
83J-2!H8. maniCllred lot, comm. pool r this · 3 ~ On klnit 1ize \c:lt In North &:: achla. AS1Ume low in-
-----OUT or rt11lf' owrlf'r muRI ull
lhi1'1 11.·ttk, lov,..,y 4 bl" nome
nr bch. Siie ~low markf'I
v11luf'. Immt'rl POMC!1.11kio on
rrl'rl1t 11pprn\•1I. 0 p I! n
houM-. 215.il St. John Ln. --UNUSUAL l Br, tam rm
Spanish hOme. TUt. roor.
?olany f':<!nt. $42,500. C.11
OWfll'r i1S-fil5.'i. ~. ••-· 3 Br 2 ft~ w/oo ma.lntenanct, cul-dt--0 •ttractive room Colla Meu. 4 bedroom!! u~ l'tt1t GI loan. " .. I lor N ....... ta •~ • u-. how. Localed in one of .......,
(lCJI: lot, xlnt ftnandnc1 try aac for kids safety, only 3 Huntington Beach'• mosl atairs and a n.:24 finjlhed appt. 962--0566-LOVF.I. Y 4 br home w/pool 5~ down, •Yi,(O), n'L.91IL yn. new. Anxioua At:ller Ms J-a•-bl• ·-••· Nr•• 2 H Pflrllf! family room 1 0~WN="'rn~-,"'nx~w-.-,.-.-.,.-m-,· I & 1 .,2 000
79 ...,... ~ bou1bt new Mme In s .r . ..., u• ...... ... OOwn111tair1. 3 bllthll, country "'" "'"' arar nc room .... · ·
*By 0....,.,.. 4 au 3 e•, Jakes ""'""'" *"hool1 a•'" 6'"" •--... , 4 •·•-ma, 3 Prinriplt~ on1~·. "'~1.7"~1 'ti.I "J·--..... ., D4' 11.rta and 11.y1, "Sell at ' _. ... , "" "u kitchen 11nd d ining art111, -,. ..,.., ~""'' J ,,. ...,
!'AM RM. DIN RM, M£SA. $42,200. All terms." Vf'ls no llhopph1J', Hurry • lt \\'On't plua caf'J)f'tl A tlrapr~ ln batht, hu1e family room, 3: 1511--0\27 art fi" wknd~.
VERDE. 56-()350• dn. Hurry, call for detail!!. last. $29,000. Call M7..Q>10. evtT")' room . At S3S.500 _ d inini-rm., f'Xln. bonus rm, built-ins, dl1h wathe1", l~~·~n~•~f'o~lnt~~~~:::'.~ i ~*;P~A~TI~l~W~A~LKE::::R~R~L~T~Y~I bf'tter 11tt It now! Nt!w on
Irvine
fireplace, ~ar liviJJr room,
1n11 Bf'arh, J.l.B. 842.--1419 marktL ~~~~ brk., $.17,9:iO. 962-3116.i,
srr.l#rAt1JLATl uoob11nicttd
JM' \"iew or f'nlirt vallry -
140' front on vlfow aidt. 4 BR,
2 JJA f'XK". home, TUTllC!
fi(}('k IHll•. M&-4.191 afl. 6 P~t
Put a lllllt "loot" Jn )'OUr
Lf'VI• 1rl\ thoilt baubt~ for
"hUCkR", Call 0.auified
Ml-5678.
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NEAR Dana Harbor, ocean OWNER Sacrlffce. 4 OWNER
view ~ilt't homlf, atcludtd ... .:. 1 TRANSFERRED
3 BR. 2 BA. d!!n, l1e 1tud)O, ~roomi, a~Uy rm,}, CUTEST KITCHEN. ~r;...9491 Open EVES. beautif~ carptl.ulg, custom Oodle• of xtras, SePAnile l Btdnn, 1%. b11.lh, boat or
on 2 wonded •crH, or can dr:apen~. enlry hall, dining la.uDdry room. 4 N 1 ct' OPEN ~ult 12-5. 1m2 camper ~11te near Mach A ~i:.l'!'d. $125,000. Owtr tm., O"Unlry kUchl!.n wfr.x-~ C1 It: 1 St.t.lner Cir. 3 hr. 2 ha, cul school. 5<,;, down. Only
tra eatin.a: a.rta and double Wa~~lt"";"i:..rrr ;;,~: M pr. Many xtru. Owrw!r. S24,500. Ca.II 962-7771.
oven1, extra concrete walk, CI051! to beach &:: ntw park. 842-3741 , RED CARPET REALTORS
Dover Sho,. th!~ 1an.sr, b r k • • GI Cloaing Cost1 Only. Non
SJS.~. MJ.6691 . Vet 51' down. 968-4456, French Motif
2 BR 1: den, t'ltaant! OWNER daprntt. 3 bed-
Fec! 11l1'14-. Open kt. t~ room, 3 balhl, family room. • •.
11'27 Anftsu& ' $TJ,51Xl MW thfck ahq c:arpetif!S,
SfNnlth Vlll•·View dinin& rm .• built-Jn ranee.
Sflldoul • Luxurloo• ovtn, It dilhwuher, pa6o,J\!!'I!!!!~o'li!!'!l!"'!!~~~!I
4 BR.. lam .. din .. I>1111 Im<., 124.9'0. lfl-256:1 . HAllD TO PLEASE
OPEN SlJN, 1-fl OWNER mUll 1ell Strim 1l12 !iiANTlAGO 11•9.~ PoOI 4 bedrooms dinin& lt wo, thb: ch11rming Mmt I~
Lido lilt Specl•I 'extra blitha, ' Uvint' for you -value 11 written all
Larse 16 fl, )Oi_ 4 BR. home ::~ natural rea:i r I ck ovtr tt's ~ce. L«ated ne-.r
w/IW'lm. pool. 11 · 1 b 111 4 • the beach, tchool•. #hoPfllnc
., re P a c • • u 1 " ttnltn I: P8Ji!•. Room for Immed. Poeae S8T.!l00 r an 1 e -own-dlthwuher, c&m.pf"C', boat 1 tnlle.r. G.I.
ln'k .. Ul,!lOO. ~. . or ntA tmna. Only IJ0,900.
• 671-tm ·•
Rut Bluff
OPEN HOUSE
BY OWNER. Bffut. ~c, Call 1414310.
lmmf!l:I:. J>OMfllkl.n, 4 BR. I O ' THf. Rf.AL
""-f/~'l'l''Tf:RS 211 BA.. lam nn. pral
lndlcrld • dec:erat •d ~
S31.t$0. ll'lr quick u.t .. 1..:::::;;;:;::;::;::;;:::.;m;:;::= I -.1391. STOP LOOKING
Huntlngt.n hoch • You''" JuA -tho hHI J ·==-=:.O=;;;;;I BR -In H\ll!f. """ • .. a.a-""'"' In ..... HM ~ •ACK~ 1 .-~IOO 1n now °""'" 2841 ALTA VISTA 011 A BEER BUDGET • encl. polio, ..... 1-,. ..
SUNDAY 1 TO S °"""" llv1!w Jo ...UUM ""' lo • clilld 111...-1 lo
21» Sq. 1\. Samily homf. ~ Newvort RMtn, 3 m11ltr ~in tond. Belt 11t all
-.. J bo'a.,.hllP r.rn•1 --. !12' i..,i. a onty S29,9!0. All ..,,,..,
rm. Jonnll dlnlrc nn. sar. pdee 1nc11h1ck Flnl ., ..U ""' -will
eJec. Id-. lnY<1' )'lnla. aha.c Cl'P~ tlrnlou~ bllln bqy,
-p<IVI<)'. 6tt_,,I damnht, !lllloMrit """"' • PATl'I W~KER RI.TY.
At ss.ooo. For app'\. to•· nr to ct.U fpl., 1wt pa&. 2 nn 8Nch. R.8. ~lm
all ... cu au p.r.....lRiO n. la all.
SX.llO. FP ll!llO ""· i-FIXR Ul'l'IR
--• ' Br .. 2\1 bo Olodo. --ldl· L ...... :.~;.!.~~ ~ balcll. lO'lli-. Submit
rc1 ly 1..,,_,,..._,. __ ~I CAU.86M411
** BEAUT Coodo. J -·~ Ill~ ~-~ SI\. ll> ~ at.U -·· • • ....... ~ llP!<. ..."' die.. pcoL ~UJI AllrnM'I: .1IIO. °"""· 11112-m.
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I CEETAR If:
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I ' Ci o II u c A I self a conversable. · 1• I : I I I co~~:;~~;~~an: y O<J mean
Comic: No, I mean a
I H A Y W 0-N lconversable. People keep _ I I I' I I _ tolklng about tho woy ---.
r_s_u_o_s_1_c_""I 0 c..r.i. "'• """11a """'" hy flfllno In the ""-iltQ word& · I' I' I I I yw dew~!°'".!:~.! ~~·
9 rim.~~~;! r r r ,. I' I' I' I' I
"Wirit• I I I· .......... I .... I ...... --'I--'
SCRAM-LITS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFfCATION too
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Rt:fR JG~:ltATOlt, \\'ASIJ · J/lW~:lt Thrrt> Arr h Ray. 1
F.R, a ll in m11l chln11: rolor Rr, 3 &, vif"\\'. S19,;,oJ. i
tont.>.11. This 1·h11rm lns: hf'arh 4!M~.f!llt or 4!1'9-:._:2'1;:_•:.c• __ _
house ia •·lose lo tverylhinr. Offrrf'd for only 1.L::•;:V.,•::;•:;;e:...:H:;l:;;ll:.:a ___ _
$29,SOO FULL PR ICE
SF:F: TODAY !
C.ONF. TOMORROW!
MISSION REAL TY
911$ SO. COAST HWY,
LAGUNA
Phone (714 1 494-0731
PERFECT FAMILY
HOME
Hardly liv~ in! l:Xl'f'llf'nl
Condihon. 4 Ort, 2 BA,
•• i nop1al't", r:x1¥ptionally
\\It'll Dr11li;:nrd Jo'loor Plan.
~·rncPd r11ro 11.nd Dosi: run.
StITf'I lo Slrl!f'l Loi. Slidln11;
(;IAAA Doot't from 3
Rt-rlroom• 10 Patio. Nl'11r
Nf'1.1o' Dana Po1n1 Marina .
Good r11mily Nf!lghborhood.
Mountain and Octan Vlewt,
OWNER ANXIOUS, $37,000.
VIC STUART, R11llor
LAGUNA BEACH * 494-7531 * 1495 OLENNEYRE
S OUTHLAGUNA-
OCEANFRONT
Prime orl"anfronl 4 BR., 3
bl., 1plil·lf'Vt'I home wllh
•ttil'\\•ay lo Sf'r r?I Co\•t
Bl"l'll'h. Ntwly nomodrlrri &
attr. furnl~l"d. Only Sl :\5.000
LAGUNA VIEW LOTS
6C>lcflO 2547 lriR $15,IJOO
4l'>x90 2M9 Iris SlS,000
25xJOD f'f'm It Catalina $2,000
EME\ulD BAY UlT
1l7t' Emrrtld Bay $90,000
For Iott• horn~ c•tl:
Bill Grundy, Re•ltor
125 Bay~hiP. Np'l Bt!lch
675-6161
_C_U_S_ToM 11u=1L~T~
Jutt ll1led! 811 0<.'f'an vif'w
Mme i1' bf'aut. a:arden 111:1·
tins. 3 BR., l i.· ... 9Jlll<'·
dininc • t•mlly nn1.; wttll
pf11nntd kitchen; la•. vlew
de<'.k It ptt\o l rf's. Many
vctras; wiet bu. Unttd 11..,.,
prqt dool' oPdl{, 1tU,
rlean. ovte. tit. Vflf'I
tuncUooeJ, WtU pluntd
Mm ... A jrattl for enttriaJ,.. tnr. l!UOO.
.,.. --*
C wA11<fR ~ 11 1
OWNLR: N'w 3 hr, 2 bll,
l"rpl/ri~. 1prinkl!!rs, lrg lol
S150 down. Auume 7'i'• VA I
lolln. $232 per mo. Sll-11(1.1
}:v,.1. 642-2:ll2. Realtors 54$--M9l
---- -Open Ews. 3 BR. 2 BA. btaut. view, '=-~-""---1
"''" d"''"· "'"'· m'"' SERIOUS SELLER" x 1r11~. 6 mo. old. Ne\\' with r'1dl~llc price kl( ,
\\'orld. ll11·'.'.652. Owrlf'r. j lnriay1 rnarkrl. °'''"' ) :
i\10NA!t(.11 RAY TF.RRA{:E.
~ Hr, J HA, pool. 3.~·11r
l[Ar1rcf'. w1lk 10 be11ch,
Owner. S19.~J()(). 4!16-<t016.
Lido Isle
T r•dition•I !1yfront
OnP of Udo Norri's most
r h1 rn1lnr homf'!I with 60 rt.
lmntaa:t. 4 BR., huge up.
1t•lrs 2nd liv. rm.; full bar,
2 patios, t"levator . Jullt \iated
exc lu1ively at S240,(Q),
ft ... * •
l.tiritl! lamlly homt'. 5 BR ..
l•mlly rn1. Upe1111r11 rhil-
mift JM~. 40x110 ;~1.
St./. r, lot. SI Zl.000 .•
-lo..-..J& --3416 Via Lltlu fij5-4562
qul'f'n~lzt'rl hl-riroom• •nd J ·
hllth~ • llparkllnr rltan ind •
rrorly. As!lumt VA lna(i '
\\'ilh IOIRI PAYmtnl1 of Slit
p!'r month. J.arre 1'0M"M"r lt!f '
\\ ith lr:'liJrr xatf'. 1'ull pr!C4! 1
!.'I $16,!Y.AI. Submit )'OU.I' down·
pR yment to
WANTED
'fnur home 11 wanlf'tt by
IK>mf't>orly tomtwhl!.r., Ltl
f'){Pf'r1 hrokrni advlM )'(It&
anri find !hat bu)'f'r,
l'4Lt. e t4t·l4 J A~,,'4111. .
'71 t:ALTY
Nt•r N'"'''l P••I Offltt
BY OWNER
+ P IER It: SLIP + Br11u1iful N yrront horm!, l"x-
60 t'I. l Bdrms., l bllths rlu11v .. Linda l~lf', $ JJR, •'Ai
Jmmarul1IP! $240,000 ha, incl maid'• quartP'n.
+ 90 f't. Lot * Bt11.u1. fl.Im. Dock for 11t
4 Rrirm~.. 4 bll:lhll. Llll'll:e boat. Con1ldt.r yrly rtntal
rumpoll rm. $135,(W'IO, w/optlon, By appl. 671-77•3
LIOO RF.ALTY or ~12.
33TJ Vi11 Lido, NB 67l-7XIO OPEN S°A~T~/~S~U~N~.~1--S~
Me•• Verde 332 CATALINA Dll .
Ii RR. 3 ha., 1nnn,.1 dill. rm. roo1 -41.,11 Prot. dH"Or. $59,500 ' 1Jl Tt1111('h 11:1y1,., &aul. GEM--,.,,.~.,,...,, 2 ~lu> lo MV - "
Country Club. l.lkr ,nrw., J610 "'· COAal llwy., N.R.
Ry OW!W'r. $49,500. !,.9--0977. nEAl.TORS '42-M23
Ml11ion V'•i• BY 0.-ntt. QualllJ' f1mltY nomt. s bl'. l'.i bl.. f'&:H
NO DOWN p,\\t~rr. lo VA pool. ~r l~pd. tl7.5m.
buyer -1 ppr11 I~ II S.11.500. Opt'n torlay. 1-4. 10 Ruth
Sharp l Br .. 2 81. MrM In-Ln, )48-4967
cludln& Pro I et• Io n a I iMMEo:-oc=c~U~l'~A~=Nc~y·I
tand..capina:. Located !Ake f"orl!tt aru. Poot " boat1n1 ltarbDr HJa:hlaDd1, ' J!lr. N
fa c 11 1 t I t a, KATEU...A bit. KU:liTl •
REALTY, &n-$4ll0.' llAIUIOR Hliiblllldl. Prof,
REAL Dlllt, Salt t1t Sold, illflttfraletf, 3 BR, J BA
Call Whl~ 131-86IO. romt "°""· w/pcol Ul,ltO.
E. OllOfl, Rtaltora. _•_<Hll __ ll_. ______ ,
Newport le•dl NO..port Hel1ht1 -2 14 duplw, .. ., door, I< gn>JU> tt, IJIA. -"'·
l!ll! bm °'l"" l!tuJ!, All achll ~ "'°Ppll'C -·
JM.ID! ••· Alt m.&'lll. °"""' 14.1-41.U
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I.. .....__.. Ht 'Ill .... ,_ -11 •• Ut&e• • I " ...., '"'···-......... ..-•>• Somtthlnt Graetl C011tompo-Le9une Hills °"'l:""/Unltt .. ..,.. ''P ';;;t ~ • Noa,.,. ....., Ceote "'""8
nmllr , ....... "1 quiet: OOb' u ..,.... Jell! Adultl ..; .. ;;;;;;_,.,·_,,,__"""1_a • WOULD ,.. Wle .. be YlEW ROME -lzs; ... , ;a;:;&~•~Ni ... ~2i'jiBRii:". ;;;;;!
l5 mlnotu ho 0...,,.. pori<Jd. ~~ u,::: -"I' sldo O>ota M,.. _..,1 -., -~ 'l'I. ·-· -..,.. I County employment ctnlefl. Wot dupJtx 1 tr 6 den or 2 br + '\(;' • WOULD 10'1 tJb,to a..m Grand pluo. Adilbl °'*'· OK. $&30 mo *-A . $7l mooth, incl alll Cu, Or .• (ott )1°"!~ ~k.), l br. s.nte yardl.. !VA """"6" HOW to be a auocmf Aftil .._, ... 15&. ta •11, ........ ~.,./ l ater~ trul\, TV ceblt: In a Laauna HUls. _,.._, &Mn. Pribc:tplm on )'. .,. .. Ulat M4p ._ .a ..,,,....._ ...
' !Un llIIod famlzy p<rl<. 1i11J Buddy, -· 2 Br, Adlt '34,llOO. 11)&11 ewt ar . I -·, -· • e WOllLD )'Oii.....: -l bt: mol>iie bm SUL + biidL I BR., J BL .\ ....... -', Contampo Green Rfwr c:pla only. 1'9,300. L1ke dew. W'lend$. ~~· ~ • ·-~~ ' 115 utU ~ la• ' a WtM.
Ad)acentlo 1"11 '°"""'· 'l'al<t 11'° Whlltltr Ave., No. 11, LARGE 2 BDRM du ..... ..,_ e )WOULD>"* 1U1o ·-ltenl-A-Heuet ,,, ... Jiii 1ldl St.. C.-' llllO
Green lUvtt on nunp h'OrJ1 C.M. Mw ,.int I ftdtc, t._. eor-'7fllllr' 1neiqm1 wJdl lt-......._ ..,....._ GMB*M.JU.n
Rlv..-.ldo ~~r-ay. 4!111 MOWLE HOME ~ Col..,l>la nu lot. llJUMd occ1ap,.1C1nt ~ -!In Pol' WMlr .._-It ....,,, -J Bit, 2 BA. ii• . J 811. Illa ewrytbltts.
1: Green Rlvtr Dr., Corona. 20x40 Xlnt eond. a: location. in'/fftmfnt $33.400, Owntr, "' tr:alnhlc! , faint. $3llO. 511--mt a.. ia.. Vic, wf1t,rd. '
': <n4> 137·1314. Sacritlce. t.tuat 1 e 11 . ~-:::::::::11:..,..,..,'"=,,.,..---, • WQ\ILD ,._ ~~ All OCEANFRONT 4 11r flmJbr ltll9' A Ha•• ,,,_
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1''0R SALE. Dehtxe 2 BR. 2 ~1S29. I Ytan old, l Jlfl'" up. 2 !Jar u »M•litw •Ind out bOUM. AvaU Ml-u Cla'U l"Bdna... ~ i.. PCKL. ti
ba, GoWen W""t ~-Plus J2x5:; l BR Mobllt "°"'" ·-2 batba ..cti. Be&llL • "!'!"-.!}IT11• U , 1325 M< p$.JS3I. -· fl!., ..... JU11, enclo&rd porch, 8.d>. deluxe N.B. location. $ 3. 0 0 0 . vSew-. Amdoul. 67$-S207. 1 ,&.111 Sa ( · fZJ11b10 Brokft' 5Sf-CDL
appltance.. Fn«I.. 1"'1"1'<1. 213/337-i333, 64&-9926 Mgr. iUiiilltt ...... 211 n. ._...... ' Ir s
1., ...... In d<hl)<O park, San I9ro BUtmore !2x62' .tum. 111 Income· Property s BB, I BA. ,.maw--. M!3A ~,. " ;~~S:.iss~= ~~~~~ ha. iielup nl~ adult pk. s . 1•1 Tr loans paft.~1.,... ... ., =::.•· .1.-.. Peek. ~ liJ!>.1955. '4 UNIT Join us In the Cool, Clear, Cbal'nilllg City al. &ID Clement• 'I' . .... Owwr, ---• • BR. ~ y•ftft. Dehoard 4.: many other ac· , OCEANSIDE t•'·~ ..-..-H •1-L·-_ ~ 1UW
tJ vll)es. Call own e r ' Tl 2-lx?2, 2 BR, 2 Ba, Lndry fltAKES A LOT O.F )tONEY C~$A DEL Tl EMPO "K,.. "1·•••-•-• 11•11 unrvnw. i,.. CUL DE SAC. MO. ·~!9. nn, V«.'W lot, 1'15 mo. Adlu. ~.... ·~ I • . .,. Tl I ··-ns ~--· .. ... . w .. 1m. Sll900830-141!6 t-yr.ot~ •• ...,OttUp~: ... I. ..,. -· . . ~~-s~,2~ ,~ MOBJ LE llome 1968, 24x50', , ' ' ury unit.I, ocean A valley • ~ ....--,,....v
2 Br .• 2 b.e.. Loca~ in adult 72 Ramada :Mx60. 3 Br. 2 views, ta.rs• umu. p-owth 10 Uf\.Jque. Units 1blMt .... ,~ Co. dee. $225 mo...m Slalll&
park. 1 blk f1'01u 0ttan. full ba. RefriJerated air area, beautlrully · "WE IUY. l01$.. '1!'()pen.Sat•lllD•
1tlu11t see to apprtt. $9500. rond. 3 mo. old. Ntw family landscaped. Major lho.PPln& Eich With• 1,IOO -.,ff, -plus S.ttlilr Mft. Ca., I.I y.,.
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• 5"6--027~ 2l85l N < w I and park.soo":'.'. !,1!;,'°' will takt area w/Penney • May eo: GO~ . CLUI.' L. E-ISUllE L:fVlNG' 641-2171 ' MMlll . llldll *,/l.lllt.. Q.EAH llR. s-·-Ave .. , H.a Space 140. $17, • ~. l ·"" awa"• BeautUul Decor .. ---, -·--11,... * ......... * ~-.. ·~. Like to trade ? Our Trader'• throtllhoUt. 7200 tq, rt. 1 -.-111 _ _
Paradi»cotwnn" IOr ,...., Bedrm to lUT "I· tt. 2 The courtyard rolls.right hi!O lhe <iolf G.!Mlli. From the dwellings you ln!"tllmeftt • '. w.--11l1A .. ., • .,, $211 -.
>tines, '...,.tor 5'tiuclu. Bdrm + o.n: """ """' will be viewing our State J;'arlr and beautiIUI blu• P«clflc or overloot· · ~ > Ht --"' -. • . ., •
0 • tracJ<. big ourlusb green•Golf Course and serene Ro'Jllng B)lls. • • • • 182.!0 ut11 pd. l'llnl bocb -ill ~
Very near -Stale Park -State Beach-TeDl!is Courll The """'"' proleoa,lan eomp
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FIT IT UP
Great Anaheim location, next
to Dianeyland, fully oc-
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''NICKERSON" SPECIAL
Beam celllnp. fittplaoe1, 1.
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atta near -park; '"billy oc-
cupied; Hi&h return on
dowll.Needlftpalr,
12 UNITS
ORANGE LOCATION
Fireplace, tarae pat Io • ,
Jlflm• rena.1-are&. High
re.tunf .. on down payment,
bread I: butter aptl.
11 UNITS
Three 1eparate I · p I ex ea, sre•t Anaheim location;
H~hretw'non down; Grou
• $36,000. Good Money
Maker.
I lheN Isl •... * VACANT-4Br, f"'°'ptat. Exclll-t.eturn for overy-d1y llvlnt In 1 VACATION •/l.TMOSPHERE fOto , ~111. "~~--•---•· 3 Br 1'Dcd"" $215.,., Call Poul ... NIR:~lllLY ,_,.....,,or.,...., " Morris isi.9JDO « 111-1125
PLUS -Prectlca1 Flo~,.plen1 'SOI I ,fl.It eat••t!ti 411.-encl pr,"*' Pet ok. ...._
2 BEDROOMS WET BAR 000,000 .Ylcli-lit the 1141!-~. lnn4 ..., 12 .:c BR.=-.,.~.ao.,...,l"'~~z-~..,--.,.-1
2 BATHS J!ALCONY (Off Living Rm.) ~~ :~-:~ ...... ,:: :i:-.E-sldo, fl>cd for ;:.::t· ......
DRESSING ·ROOM AREA 'BALCONY (Off Master Bdrm.) --ill for MllO ,,..,. * G -•-~a,_ ' · 1..... ,. •.--n . .
WALJVIN CLOSET (Master Bdrm.) WAI,LED PATIO ';.!._~tJ dlotlialo41': ':~!'.".""...:,~~Kida, Huiotliiclwt _. ,
LUMINO!JSCEILINGINKITC!IEJt LAUNfil\¥.~OOM.(Eadl Unit)' ....... y.11ie .. Js'•~ ... pol>Ol'.uwia.-.• e'W'.w<"'.:i :.U'.:"1-E
PANTRY !VE LIGHTING •wlir, FD Mlceli-'. * ...-~·-·-DECORAT it!,_,.. · ..,,.,.-1215-0wmlnr 2 Br 1m 11; ~l -· ...,.,..,._
DISHWASHER FIXTURES ,.,-:;-/"\111 '~~ ma-n-IL--"-'--.1 Ulil -$115. I . teri~I·' 'U. .......... W9,;-~ .... At/I. Rent•h• ""'*"' BUILT·IN RANGE SOUND PROOF CONSTRUCTION Tl-.191,W. Non-1Y!'" · .
theil'"1ile: ExcWslve * • SEA • ........ • . 2 Br., DOUBLE OVEN PARTY WALL BETWEEN UNITS ·•~•r hla .. ,.Y :~• 1225-0ldet 3 Br hat on 11 crptsl-Kldl cit. ll5fl,
EXHAVST HOOD FOR RANGE FULL DECORATING ..,. ~MM. Sllit• """'· Jtuao ~' · KidJ!pell. ALA Rentels .e ~
10GARAGES-3CARPORTS· CO-ORDINATION funding • rii ......... A "'1L.:NDLORDS1 . · •
' L LAN ED cl • 1 p ~ r • t e """1cf1 Do you """ a va"""" we S BJt..2 BA.-bltiJ!a..Xlnt. CARPETING _ , COMPLEn; Y DSCAP woltt. (7,141 "OftO. • can llll .. M8'1Y desirable corn!. Only i=t. per
GALA J!ARTY1ROOM wjlh FIREPLACE '4411635, 1'llla;Ji eol,en tenant> on...,· waltl'it Ill!. mo. Ae~t 1162-4471 or
Brilliant lnveslment for a Syndicate -tu sbeltu -200% declining
depreciation to Jirsl owner. Units can be converted to Condominiums
for resale with ease. We have plans, eleviltfons, and renderings in our
office. Under construction -delivery by November.
ofmlnt to aell -k. Abool-NO'CHARGE. 5411-8103. " .
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!250.000 ' , U'X ..... * ."645-0111 * $285mo.Ne~41ir,2,t.o..-
Walker .\Lee 516-7131 LANDLORDS! cpL curtains, bl!W. Ina!
•-yd. I mt to \>Ch• Kldl OK. ~y .. Loen -We SpeC!aibe In N....;,.... --'.:-"-'·--'---I Penniman & Schuhmann THEED MONEY?--e °"""'de! Mar • FOR 1,.,., 4 hr w/pool •
Days 557-4840 we represent several .private • t;aguna.,.Out Rental Set'-large rec room.. Jtd re--
Price $295,000.
Eve •• Wlmd. 644-7121 MARK H. DU.NN Iondert Bom>w-th< -.. mu.to Yo•I Try qulr<d. 1315. 547''1531."tll I:
""''" '1n your home. Call ~U..vtyj~W RENTALS 758--0!27 att 6 & wlo>ill. EASTS I DE for tree appn.lsal. 61.MOOO , 494-3241 Cool ocean breeiei ~ 2· br, 4-PLEX REALTOR BALBOA BAY PROP. ' ~ pr. 1135,.K;.i. :
N•wPort Heights '.~·;;:,'~'°~ ':'.°°q."."!': 1314 NORTH EL CAMINO REAL, SAN CLEMENTE .! =.:: !* 3,J:,":;: =~ :0'; :1.R::•~•::"'::::,..~Holi=:: .. :_;:,,,,.eao:.:..:=·
OWNER sale. Xlnt loc & $200 MOVES YOU IN EuUkle street near major The LoM ... __ $240. mo. +~dep. Call Sun. 2 Br., bltmi. dbl 'dJ'hle.thru
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wtll 492 9920 492 9921 ~ -· .. ~.:..-.'!.":. at! 5,.. Wk-days. 545-1008. pr. -c.mp1.' lncdJ End cond., 3 BR, 1 BA, hni"-'d Seller pays re m a I n I n g shopping areas. Owne'r • -• ..:r~ ~ patio. $2PI). 961-6726. .•
firs. trplc., cov patio, dbl Veteran's CO!ltl or closln& help with financing. \Vanta Money W•nted 2SO S.lbea hlMld .
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gar. 2 yards. Assume 5.5% costs for FHA buyer. Sharp, fut aale. Ask1na $55,000. .
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loan, owner will carry 2nd. clean 3 bdrm., family rm., Call 540-ll!il (Open Eves.} MONEY WANTED t" l'~lll,.O~J''l"f _.. ... ....,..., dr\'>11 pa&, '&'! Je~ IW•
528 Redlands. Open 2 to 5 frplc., 2~1 yrs. young. Near Income Property 1'6 Mount.eht, DtHrt, Investorwantedtotactcr\e-eVl!l IJrue 1aiaftil bajfrmit $250:,968-2713 '~ ~o~ d~~:~· Call 673-7993 ~::~minSl(#I' St. & Euclid Bi:p~::, ~:.~rm 0:: ~WILL"'R"'e_ .. _tra_rt,,,de...,125""'.ooo,,,.-.. -.-17""~ ---·-----~l~I .~~l I = :;w:ie ... w !!~ c=~ z::, ~ IN~~ . • t ..
.. 4 BR. VICI'ORIAN larwin realty inc. trade tor lot. 536-0346. Lake Arrowhead (N. Shore)
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latenJ. Nationally ftOCllD}z.· SEPT. ht thru June• 15th 3 BR. .2 bltti& ••••• ;;;;;&J ;~ You ,JOtta go in to ltt this 968-4405 (24 Houn)I!!!!!! .... _!!!. ~l!!P!!LEX"!!!!!'J"!!!!!!!llos::Ni;EWER~i:;i::::;;unl;;;;u:.:, ';cli;.,.;;;-,;to home. 38R, 2BA. Le rum-ed accountl. 20 year loftJy 3 Bf., J Ba. ~ 3 BR. Kb&~•••••!_•_~~
Ii""-p luahy crushed -ve1vet l·I\ H Be ch pUann,cump1etelyfUrn.for Bu1lne11 bwdneu.~-mum-polll-T--~--. Some 38.R.'furit,Aug. ••••••• f$5i) · al 3 Id • ~,, Sin Ju•n C•p11tr•no ocean. Wll a · "---1 -bl 71,. -.. -.. ~·-ll'll'"' _ ,. v ue. yn ° «""er _____ ....;. ____ 1Thrff'2BRun1ts inlikenew ....... nt 530-7658 6·8 units in NB area. ..,...,,...rtvnty -. e . ._.~.QW. fumlture avail. $400. mo. fBR.Famllynn. ••••• ·-
.• than rte\\'! 3 blks to Harbor -s c M n&"' 213/476-1842 337 2609 i ' .I •. ;I ~~'';7;~'. only. call FAMILY FUN S~~;::~~.;1~i '"""':~·~~=';; 161 ~ wrs. ~~-=~~:=~:"; -1w-. ll115J 2~s.;.:=:rir...· . . reu '_ 111 SEE THIS ! loan ov.,. Ill% can bo I . 1 wtth-wattr. CrmJU.. .,.., ' . _,___ -· -~M,. "'--··· • ed t ,N~ ... ,,. w older boule, orun• oc. chemkals, llltm and .,.. ~~. -• ...,...,... • Jt>;ALTY
Custom built 3 BR, 2 BA CIO!!e to the lilarina, close to a.saum a ..,., ~· . C.M. AM Coata, Fard By owner. Call 5t&-482T lated ~ 175-7&91 • ' UidY. P8rir eent8'. l'trriM--
1, · hon1e in desirable area. achools yet with the feeling CALL E) 6460141' Walker RI tr. 642-8989, Out of St•ff Prop. 171 Immediate openbws for W. (Hovtn Furnllhecl 3QO Snc.ts or famWN • J lir•Bm, ··°"11' ~. !33-0a) ,
charming inside&: out. Prof of country living. Thll home A.,,... 646-7414. trlbutoNalesman ln the P!• fned. JTI¥ •. _ -~ -'--,Otr.ICe houri I AM to I Pll, ,
lndacpd &: 'll>e-11 maintained. hu been planned for a lam· 7i{'A~ Lott for Sile 170 ARIZONA. Larae level lot.I, On.na:e County Area. ExoeJ. Genwll ,.. R.nt+Hou• "'"'430 ' '
By Owner 64~7530· ily. Four bedroom11, garden Near Nt•••rl P•1t Office "ter, ~ l'OGd road.I. lent comm.lsstona for rlgbt * SUMMER RENTALS * TOWNHOUsE 2 --I
kitchen • lamily room. Cor-NEW DUPLEX . . 1995 full ,~-· Easy tmns. man. ~ tutomoHve In Budt A,..,, Apt, __ ,, S BR. 2 J>a., tam. rm ... $325
Newport Shorts • ., lot with •l>'Clal port lor * ONE ACRE * Free plcturft, mapa Wri.. chemkal ... .,. experience Flne~.000 lllonlh . 1.!: ~ monllily, 2 Bil, 2 bL °""'" ·: .... aao
' WATERFRONT 4 BR. the family boat, separate Del~e 2 bedroom I: 3 bed· F..utsjde R·2 Zoning. 2 older =..,.. 8::·.:t: 486, ~Id .~,.,..~tn."""1~-~ B1ll Grundy Rltr. 11'7M161 2 BR w/pool 12"'. mo., from play area. room Duplax in prime Eut-hornet on lot. One ol the ~ ie ...._. • ................ I l...i
'. Best buy in this choice nrea! ONLY $36,500 11ide Jocation. Hu ~place, fPW mnalnlng laree parcel&. Rul llf•t• W1ntM 114 and vehlcle available. Small &.lboa s partially furn., <n Dahlia. .~ 25ll1,P1Ba10·1 ""blttanns .• !_ c,,". •,!!: FITZPATRICK'S bullt-lna, dishwasher I: aut~ Terrific buy! Call now WILL ~ lm8.D equity tn 2 lnveatment requlttd aecured CUTE 2 bdrm bogje, tuny Nr. ocean. 6U-MOO bkr. •
• "" ,..,_ ""'' CAPISTRANO VALl.EY matlc garage doorl, l.56.900. M2-lm bath l'lomt. Aat-<II' t&ke entirely by inventory I: buy furn. w/pragre. Winttt NEWLY dee 4 br, 3 be, RA.ft
' nis. S44.IXKI · Jo~lrm. REALTY Call for amintment now. • back q:reement. ~sent ·$215. mo. or )Tly $215. mo. ftf. Adib. $335. 424 Polnltt·
: CAYWOOD REAL TY 315111 Camino Capistrano Inve1tment Division, 546-1600 $55, 900. over ~ 54$-4i997. auto chemical aalem:r.ali Phone' 5U-9976 or 67S-3063. ti.a. 675-6218 or M5-e&69 ':, * 541290 * San Juan C&pilstrano 0 ahoold definitely investigate t..a ·~San Clemente I 493-1124 Jfdu°' I -l!il :~~call: ::;~~At;"' .. o.i; c~=A=UL NEW . ~21 ·-• ~...., Point J Br. home, furniabed. 2 BDRM. . ' OPEN HOUSES
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(8) C2 Zon<d, Rentals + olfict, ~·11 GetoeroI lllanaier Pbooe 513-1$14. llllMACULAT& 4 .Mm, 2
" Rial Estat, I .a on dol,\ble kit Small do\\.'11, Builness Phone 71f.562..0960 L aHCh U~ed .$190. b& crpts draPllo trM ·FOR SUNDAY ._..,.. . -and -tr will cany 111 _ --0-rtvnilY 200 DELTA SALES INC. •llVM FUrtllWd = paUO, ·Etett ldtl:b. ddi/'nh.
"SUPER SPACIOUS T.~. Great future potential. Spoctecul•r 360• View · BAKERY· loe1l 1165. Utll pj; So. LQuna. 1 LWlh &Vden ~ Pf:~ P\>ol.cJub. ~-
1: VILLA" 150 CALL ANYTIME H.-•Ocean. CdM CANDLE Shop tor aate. REDUCING 11lon1 (2) Br. CllllilJpet ok. pooC ..... Adulla, "" peta. or 213: 83'1 • -• -1 ti! I Acreage for Hit 1.~1. -· or Eve. •-9068 "·n<1om;n1""! "·e, mt leased Across trom Mlsslon 1n San """ 2 n-~ ~ ... ~ Ul E. 2ht a. C.M. , ;io s Beau u llVO ·s tory -~~~ _,.._ ~ ......, ...... ...1.. F ~ CARD&GIFTshop -· DI'.._ • .,.""'""= ....... .. ....,. · .. • home has three beclroon1s, INVESTMENT land, Fee llO'lple. 12,500 IWJ Juan Ca.,-trano. or HOLLAND Bus. S•les Gar •• deck. pool. PHONE: 6fl6.8666. lqune 8uca ' 2'' baths and a super-Duper OPPORTUNITY ft • $155,000 for quick sale. formation call 493-.lm. $350 • Low)¥ 3 + bu.le tam e FRESH 4 dtan l !Jr., .
, ~ Family room v.'ilh \VET S Acreii; near Palmdale fnt'l Has3BRhlleon. 714-22+1940 5 by 7 Wayne pe.rldn& Jot tns~, C.Af. 6f5.4110 rm. Flplc •• didt. Avall J-4 fncd yd itoveltttrt,g. ':ii: 2 ~1 ~:V~
~~ BAR. Jt has a fonnal dining Airport. Xlnt gro"·th paten. SAN JUAN CAPIS'I1tANO aweeper, 188.18 Redwood St. n.1!1' PHot Want Acts have rno. • Jpd9(petL $l2J. · , Frp • · • .a:-
•; room and look11 out over the tlal Red. to S32.500. 'ii Acre * Hone O.lt F.V. or SQ.7697. baiptns plore. NU·VIEW R&NTALS ALA R~al1 e M$.3tOO ~.:. ~,~·~~-t..""'"'" , _.. .......,. or ""-..s:HS .., "t'WJ Ult.ii:: _... , Blue Pacific. ''OPE N Bill Grundy, Realtor ·-·· BA8 BY OWNER * 493-9188 Builneas Bual-u•-..,,,,, ...__. nvr::: , -3 n .. 2-~ ... H 0 r" SATUR AY & "" r;, -I -1 aa . .._:_ l•••••· eHARD .. beet-2Bt,u~ -·~. -... ---.; 0 s~ D 341 Bayside, N.B. 67$-6161 ~ LARGE oce&r)ftont Jot in So. Opportunity ,_ Opportunity -M'\I ... ocean"-· ._ .,-....-yd, end pr. Kida ok. $135. Belttt view, l&f' •. dedt:
"SUNDAY 1-s. $50,000. 307 40 Acr"' land;,,••""""' INCOME HOMES ' IAguna,ot.,..toprivbescb, ~.~~.-1!'!!;-'Lc· ALA ·Rentolae'45.3'00 NU.VIEW .RENT~!.$
:' San Pablo, s.c. Telephone ca1., be'l1••een Com ing & S.NE\V DUPLEXES $48,950 $57,500. A: terms, 493-3429. UJI" -3•"J• tMI• s HAR p • n-•.-., 2 673-4030 . or a..32a
" -· • Red B1u11. N"' .. w ~NEWTRlPLEXES 167.9501-'--'--~'----Ready-Made Businesses ....... w ''SHORECLIFFS rreeY"a". $375 .... , acre. BeauL new 2 A: 3 BR unlt11. Mountain. Desert, Lw... Ille bath, dotible garage, 1 -·-· HUii ,· , TRI LEVEL .. , ,,,___ ~1!1 ~ a ... St ~-., Resort 11• n. Jrffutt, th. , ••• a.,. a th• Cu•t.lft•'n , •••• 1ll IM.t11 ~ 1--..1 ... -l\uii I ....... ~-' 543-5676. ~ -...., .. ~i. .. ,... • h·' ' AriRAcnvi: .Lido Isle overs...,. _. ... ~.e . . I ,,A .. """ 1111111bl"1 by • , ... 11t1bli1 -puDlltly IWftff C:M••nv, . NeedFourBedroom.s &Tu·o · ·Ph:~1 bom• 2. B•.d.room a street. /-mo.in-NEW 3 •8R ~Beaut. ! Balbi'!' Come take a look at SAC R 1 t~ ICE ! al acres, BUSINESS OPPOR'MJNlTY lloh11 1 111ulti ... 1lll1i. '•ll1r •1111lt1t1t ht th1 9l1Morou• fle~ • Call \IWw Leue .... CcmtNl
,1 thll.ooe! Cathedrnl ceilings, Riverside Counly, $3roJ TolaJ TRl-PLEX Cocktail bar &: reslaurant. :!,/.411*Y1,~·~~"'P1!~ th~;: ~· t~ ~t~ = .!..·~!!1ioWner, AJC.' '!P'c:t.. Elect ldt
' walla of glais! Over 2000 price for all al aci'el, $lOO Plush owners unit. -Deslgn@d ~wing good IJ.'OSS, Price hlf)ily Pf'Ofit11>l_e 1111r~ttir19 ~~and Jaa· :::.r:. .... n 546-5880. , ·· 6... t11i2.-31183. •
feet GI spacious living. dwn. S38 mo. Owner. 64Q-t526 for tnilXl!Uum IM!curity ruxt ~hKlell property " liquor clrcl• Tt the dltlt/butot. ~ "° _._.,..__,.. ,:;;.:..:;::.;,~~~--=~·I
Larae Sun-Deck and encJ01· beauty \\'Ith wrought iron lic~nse. A1nt dmm town 1'> Utt••tly •••'•" .,. ••· 16. Wa:bt.conskler 'T moDtb ~E ~'Bedroom. t NEWIBR.2t.U.: mo.
1 «! rear yard. 2'T25 Via Cemtttry gl"lll and cou.rtJlaro. COME cation, ,.1ul1•I• "''" a •• ..,,,. wh• leue. m-. b' W. Baih • Larp livlna room • or 1111 P* ••" • · 4 N'Otltezuma.. S.C. "OPEN Lots/Crypts 156 SEEi! Call 54&-UU, South Godwin'1 ALPINE Realty wf1Jj to 11t1 bli9h ,.,. t lM• . • Wnib' room • lt.ncecl tn O'lirMr/Ald lit D;. j HOO~· SATURDAY • -Cout Realton. Box 1796, Big Bear Lake • ot f11ll ffll'I.• b11d!'••tff wltf. Nnpert laedl 1 ;:a r cJ. ' Wa~. L'_... I-'-1 ._ , ft~DAY: 1-S. 14',450. p~:_r;~colv~~-~.NicM. DANA H-/1.RBOR cn4) 866-75ll "• ••111,. Ml11i"'11"' 1• .... •t· Rd~ r·e ... uire.d """ ...,.
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4-Ploe1 •• $66 ieo to $6'9 950 LOT In ramoua Left Havua, fl'ltl'lh .i1,,1 • ., • .,1" .r n.,lt. S150 • UfiL pd. •-1 er.. • • $330. .mo. '
' • THE .EACH" Commercl I ' ' •--of ... -~d •---... 1 ··' .. , .:u Fl ... e ~··-_,. -~ p • Duplex ••••••••••••••$52,5(ll ll!Mllil' UJC .. v;i-1 UllllllWI y flr11p1... '"•pOll I •' belllt Aidt.. ..rtcht Oft PoOL ,.-vl'Ul'&.f •I-
I Ownerf' tnlly ~l Th1a roperty 151 8 Unlta •••••••••••• $132,SOOcl London a!Brl klgo. I '-:"'cited "'"_t.•'! •• ':."~• .. •tlt'-L: i111lh fa Private • cottap. Prtl9' ran: $115.. s BDRM 2 bL ~ >"'1
'""' bOdloom, l~ bath -C-2, ;,:;,,. -70 Newport Alcazar at le Crelta. Dana °" to """° 1 ~ "· -111!1 ·Balboa I.ft. Channlnr AkA 11-11 e '4S..1toO lie. $11111. Otoe .,. '!loom. ' hoMe It qean and ready 1D ... __ kr 642--483 $9Cm or will trade for Cbsta ff qu..,-, M•utv 1•!011•, I 1 Sr 1'r 'Yrl,y ,,_,
r?l'lllJ'Ye lntO. J.t.r:le baclt')'Vd Blvd., CM. l(G'alS'. Prlool-pt, WEBB (B ,) 7 Mes. or Newport Beach~ ncluti" 1ltop1 .,,. f11,,1lth•d 0\ pri · e RARE b'4te<f 2 br nr Now •vaila~. •u=·
' .-...,_Children and the ult-pals Gbl,y. Ph. ~U21. WANTED from owner only. come J)l"Op. 644-4611. wffltowt e.id:ti.ii•I ~••'· 011· ~:-~~·· ~>be, w~hplc: stoftt. .lGdl ot. U.,. ' Newpert ._. __
-""' 8 ..... 1 __ , -'-trlltuton inorely 1trvi'-• ••· 'V\.~'""'"''" .i.Jir --fnr pico Is only m.!IOO. Condonilnlume .or°"" ~·11 or-~~p. 2 Lola, MC!Udtd 12.~IO tolliolo..i ''"""· l2l5 • Balboa 1s1e. 2 lir hM .. ~~fnf•1' e ~ 11s;. 2 + c1el1\L Iii,, 1>1tno. ID! H•-· s.c. ''OPEN 1 •• 1 1~ """''""'"·Write Cl.ua~ltd Mooorldp abln 115.m "'"" "l •• .... ,..,.. ..,. poti> deck.· * 3 IR 2 I & * · ~... -~·· SOUSE" SATURDAY ~A. or-e --~No.08,c/oD&iJYPilot, Lakttidttt..bln $35,DOO t.tthti.t kif +lil1 u~J11,1..,. ' Br ~ Pvt • " pr ..... -a.~,..... .....
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PREVIEW
\Vorlds removed from it all -next
door to ev.,ytlling.
Eleganc•, privacy & gracious rivin9
at the beach 1ree's most impreuive
.Cldress. · 1
VISTA· del lAGO
Meslf' Vetdi'"East & AcfeiJIJS Ave. •
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Yt1'n letlilit1 fer• •t1111tnt.
You know how much you want to pay.
And just about where you want to live.
Your problem Is picking from among dozens ••. hundreds ..•
of available apartments. Like the ones on these pages.
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Make a list. (Or use ours ••• il's very complete.)
Compare price. Location. Features. Everything.
Then make a smart decision. Rent where you gel the
most for your money. (After all, why accept hamburger
when you can have steak lor the same price?) .....,. ........... ..
Start your comparison by visiting our place.
Park West Apartments In hvine.
Our apartments rentlor$160 to $250 a month.
We have a great location. And all the features
anyone has ever thought of putting in an apartment
development.
Ptlrk -·· la lrrilt. J' Compare everyplace else with our place.
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• 36th Slreet, N.B. S1nP or. Anoholm for individuals with superb tam. -,:7;;,,. _P:;l,:;u•::.J::;r,:,. O~lym=pl;;;c-""'""1--.,.-+-:7+-+--+---ir--+--
I couple P"1· --------Fr $190 Fu • h d • f 'h d 8. Plu1chlldronsw1dl f~ • Walk 10 bew,.;. ,Jr, 2 bo. 1 br, $127.50; 2 Ir, 1155. Now-om • rn11 t ex un urn11 t ...,:;::.....:..:::=====:.;ir..="-.l-f::.....1-4 --1--4--+--t .. . . 1y doc. Bltln5, Shop(, Pool e. Three lhtl'lpeullc " !' · pr. -.. Kl';I ••. · avan. 533-0464, -· wh1r1bath pool• " ·1 . ~~H~H;~~l iar..~1booiiOOl1~.1~.~ .... .---~ .. 1;;:-~;;:-~~~~;-~u-:::..~~~-~~~~-~-~-~;;~~-~~~-~-::~-~F~:~;;;-~-:--~-~~~-~-~--~i;o~-~-~A~;~~~;-~,;,~-~ .... ~-~-~-~-~-~-~.,~-~--~:iitt~--~.~u~:~.;,,.,~--~-~-~~-~~~-~;;;~.1 ' -=1~0~.-H~.-.~llh.-:S~p~.------+-o1-+-+--+---ir-+--
Don or 3 BR. fll'l. Lie, ot DELUXE 2 BDRM apt, fully • _1:,:1::.._W:.:::;tl:::;g::.:ht,::ll:J:ltl::.ng_roo_m ___ 4..iX::,....1-4--l--4--+--
• mo. to mo. 66-2552. '"'"· w/garago. Wtntor Cotto Mo'" Huntl,,.ton Bolch , Bolboo Ponlnaulo Colt• Muo -==~· -;oi:f'=="---"'----t-:7-+--t--+---ir-t--
j 2 BR. conv. Mil, l !I bL Xlnl $225. mo or yr1y $295. mo. 1 BR 1,... $140 ~ $US. AYI'. Poobid<! • Spacious 2 MllTor wall bedroomo, -:1;';;2:'-. ~Bl'iill"'.lar:'::d'.:'roo:="m"'------t-S+-+-t---il--t--
1" eond. $300 mo. Yr1y. t... Phone 543-99'16 or 6'JS.3l63. S/px>I, A<llts only, Ideal for -· Pvt. patio, $ISO. ceramic tile Rmw1 tub-..,1;;;3.,:-T;,;·,;.V•:.;r.;;oo;:;m.:,:_------+-S+-+--+---ir-+--
1, Ctpood JUt;f. 5'1-1J90. t br, furn, naiv bacbelars, 1993 Chu r c b, mo.1 ...e right •du l t •. ahr., fittplatt, k Itch en , UIDDftR l'llrrlll' _1:,::4.:..• _C:::;•::r.:d.:;roo=m::.._ _____ +-'"--1-4 --1--4--+--New~ Htltltfa $1~ mo, N•wl> dee. C.M. 543-8633. -~-dW>wuhtr, 2 dr. ref. hlah. lllUlllU aMUW -Social room r.. iiliit'11"1r :S,..· _._ 'i, 30'1 Cl>nl. 67W!06 1 II 2 BR. l'<lo1. $140 Up. e LRG., 2 BR, ""-""' pl""' ahar ~ts.~':' \ 15' (catering IVllllble) X
I' · ....._ ·• ... ....:!-pl "''boo P011in1ula Unlum a.t. Cblldftn'• ...,, Apt • Gardens. 6 poob, "on ocean, Is. • • l'umlahtd & ~-,,,,...--=----'---~~f--1--+--+--~-, *'T:ff,Jiol.:..,.,.,., ... -:.. ELM GARDENS Apll, lTI Saunu. Hot Jacuuts. T•n-$290. 673-<l0!7. Unlumlahtd 16. Flrnlde lounge )(.
I :;_ ~-:::~5Cl~· ' e $45 WK .r. Up.On Ocean E. 22nd St CM. 64l-J615, nh courtl. $l90, 846-0259. 3 BR, 2 BA, 1 yr Jew, lncldl •! Lowly Baci>-1 Br •• Rooms BEAUT. FURN. 2 BR $175 2,. 3 BDRM.,.,,,, $1'10. up. b-plc, din rm. s lM1eonle'I, 1 l'rom $120 to $215 mo 17. Teen room )(
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BEAT THE HEAT • on the • Call 67S-8740 • no ~t!I. Allo 2 Br Unf. Mil'. No. ~1831. ~~ """'111 .. ; Bridge leuone )(
water. a hr, fam nn, bltna, * OCEANFRONT 1 BR. * 642-9520. Newport Beach 2 Bclrma • J: Bdrma ---,Y,;:-;,:;:_;;cl';'.-;-'. """:;.;;...----+-:7'1--t--+-+-t--..
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on1;< 492-20!3 • $95. 1 BR fllm ""'""'· 11111 YEARLY • B1k 1n beach. 900 Sea Lane, Cdll 144:Xll nr Harbor BM! & 24. Laundry 11rvlces
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1 _ 3 ..l!EDROOM. $215. par At Budget ('riceJ! -pets. lit floor, 11 u. YR. '250 mo..«' -l2t10 Coast HW7, lq,oolldol 2 V. Air Condition!
month. BICR• l'b 5*«14 FIJRNISHEll-NU848. mo,, hid. uWa. 2 Ir. Avail BR.pool,dblearport.$218.l ~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!I ·:za. Lawnsendo n I anyttme. . . UNFORNlSliED CE 1 • 2 BR trier, $85i a 9/9. ~167~ aft 6 pm lncl~ water. (ru) eG-«11. I:
SunMt ...,ch up. Mature ..ni.. ~ _, ,.-. lomm. 2 BR. 1tove, ttb't(, ..,,,. Park-Like lur,.......fnt 29, NalghborhOOd thopplng i *POOLS 133 E. 181h St. OCEANi'RONT. l«e clun 1• d~p. W-Wcrpb. view. '250. m ~~. . (2mlnutewalk)
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VILLA PO"O"-' • BBQ: Unbellevahla Uv1as • t BR apt, 1251f -• , ~-..., ,. -MONTICtLl.O • Dia) ....,,, M ,..,..• , Ot11y $75.41110 or &e--0123 • , Pl>cll, cpt/drp. bltm, 1dda (1 ml null)
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LOVELY 2 Bedroom. llS4841 y---I Rent o! N<wpoit Blvd.) O>a1a ,;HI~-~....,.,.....,_.,.,.,....,.. 11RA1!J> -all ...... ~R. Specious. Nice IUrnlran. HUll'liNCTOlf Gard e n 1 K.,._ Sl'UDIO apt.2 tr, 11' bo,
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2400 HarbDr Blvd.,' C.M, 1!1~ encl 1ar, ~·1~ GYM A PARTY RMS. I ' 9'clj!ty~~GTON • edookiel .... _..."'&lilClf'
(131) "5T.81Jl11 """'"' "' pell. • DES\cGMEl1 FOR THE_ ~ ----t '""9> RENTAL OITICE o ... Point GRGWIHG FAMILY 1, , p CIAC . mlo( poo11,.,1 _.., ...
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walled Uv rm., beamed oell-Pa.noramlc: Ocean View (Qln:m Warher A Ecttrardl)~ °'9' qpl!DJI ....... ~ Oltaoilw, e9,11aiial J'Uldar l'I '
1,.,... lg. p11ilo. 1165. ""E. Brand New 1.ux..,, "'·~of U -La,--''"· ...... .,~ ... -. --SIT ... ~ .i.1 16th St. ~ mgr at 43'l Apartments r~f'"'l'I .. -i ~ "'",_ i ,,.......,._ .,-.i w '--ud ,M:1:ll I .. ~ ad :~'°"Dr. 1"' a.-. '!"';~·~~· $235 . '· • • I ":U:f&l¥ ~-=,!!: ,
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ll2BR.1140up. * ·-~ N .. n-an V"-· BRAND:~; FAMJLJ, •~lbtopt. -,, llfC'Wt6.W.i11n.'o,dlloal, Pl~OT '_'. E /SIDE 2 Ir, 1% bl. adult Fum. Aval!. Chllmo·.,ect. ~~ -~w <.~1 0 •DTS, Mnlt -u ~ ·~-GI -·~>t.,.•f"...t:->-• ..,.._, End .. !lo. J\65. ll6 ELM GARDENS Apll. 111 APts. 2 Bt-,_ Ull.'. s TOwro SE rv• ~ • · • -~ ·-•
Melody Ln. ~ art 6 E. 22nd St. CM 66-366. Bil:' $225. Collect 'U tall, I BE!>iMs. + "FAllJf8, j! •·<.'fdce.-Of 2 cdix' itbmM I'~~ J....,. • t
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UPPER 2 Br .. lW. b&., ept, dl&bwhl', c:rptl Ii drpl. Huntington S.och P't7rriN'o~,"' • ! • .Jkuilll r . lar l"tllttllldoaDatkm · PEN NY ~rpt.pe:dosl.Mt'nC~~ ~only. No pelJ, $%35. SP c 3 B J'' F---' ,~":->4~y~'. ~:.~)KU ' SASTIL\IPP t • , . ~ i
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UNf'URN 2 br apt., bltn1, Co~temporaq C,ardtn Apt1. pell. 17272 Alb Ln, HS. , 'GYM' p)J(TY·RM&•;f 1 2810 lTth St. H.B. 53IMll5 s,.doll I lllt. dlli\ S .._, '· ~ --~ ·.A' !PINCHER
et11t/drpa, Chlldnn' ok. ~ PatW>I, I r p I c • , pool. 842-45-19. DESIGNEQ FOR IJ'HE . • ' trplt., wet •ticrr cttacbed 121
JnO, Sff Sat I: Sun 1974 mr:>-$170. Call 546-5163. MOVE Jn todaf. S!)ltlous 2 l GROWING F~Y ~ LltUM. ~.di at~··· 1-1
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ApL B. &C-OM4, 968-t622. $175. 66--4220. LARGf: 2 Br., Tr Ip I e"X', (Ccmft' W&mft' 6 Eiffiardl) lM. tGI Pfr ... aua .. NEWPORT;.
1 A2 BR. f•n<ed ylnl, ,,.. ••• NEAT STUDIO. 2 "'·'... """" ........ dn-Pr~tcl of Urb1netics •~2 BR • NI!'. I blk· .. 1-·2 .as ~ ~· c1n...,, $1S5 A $1 5 0 . •ncl .. !lo. CJD, bltm.1165. <Xd.<Ont!.ll'O··""'ollpeU. s;;. Air Aj.ti.$115 bddl. View! PIO ",.._ -$1'15. mo. -°'ll<oi-
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I $650 H 0 u s'E KEE p ER & pl• to mocl•r· company wUl train if yOU Qookl. Broiitt'M•n. Pantry 112 f'io. Tower flartxir Bl. at Aillfd:• i:· F.qual Oppor. Empkiytt 1 Gd •loly toolfn9 & i"Ullerloft. CaW. t36M have bad llXftt --.ss Mm, Buaboyl A Head Unkm Bank Square
---oUl!ni an exr-IUn& position wkg. cond. &: co. benefits. fiJ1turei tO com-Equal opportunlt)' M/F hr. cau· .He!ell · J;lytl. terviewWc"Sat. tnm u im-547 LAA6 I
To Pros & V.P, KWIZ Radio H°""man. Exp pNf. · ' N Barto!1Clon. We will be In-Oranot. CaJ1t TOOL &
, *COCKTAIL WAITRESS toabu.'1,...ori•n\odalort Padlica Hoapllal. ll!"1' plote oxporl-~.ea.aw Ap>:y. 2imASw>l ... ~30pm. • ·~ DIE t,tAKEiS
. )'ouna:. atb'actlve, polished young woman w/top akll1I Dudley 142.-<1&1.J• F.xt. US. mental machl,.. ~ 2'190 Harbor m. at Adami. ~al Stn1ee ~ncy Aak. far R.acM1 May Pt'Olftlliv. metal Pt•h
I girl de1ired ~or da.Y 11hifl in & matchiJW penona.I attrac· ' ' I n I • 1 1 I I n • C.M. nir ~ R anuf Jouna:e. Jnqull"t: Old World ti'v•o•u, ..._,...~ I R I Restaurant ~ EC ETARY * m actunr fa looldJW for 1nne 2121 E C:OUt 11 .... "' m.n •· \ ecen ft U 3U8 Campm Drive del libr, 1 &Vt otc. tool A-die mabn. aper, tn
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1 Cor'ona det Mar. to qualify for this spirited CCDlN'"CC' Hyd,. Tai & tr•· For 12 UnH1 • 20 Aptl. ~7-2900 curate, f1pinr, SH • ad. blah IPHd intr:icat9 pro-
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Refin«i ... ~· le very unique opportunity. .,,,,,,,..,,,._..,~ ectr mllllnt m.. San Ormante. eou,le wtth $SOl-$650 Per Me. a._.AIL ~~-• _ _. perlonauty nq'd. We are sreulve din. A~
with aame, priVAte room & or Betty Bruce _,,.. en ne r_, .--. vr•n: ..-~ Full Tfm.e time ki~n work t n _.. ... •we .,._. .. .-.., the.Ir ~.... .... ... I
'we-~ ... ....,y ollhare,.., .. ,, PhoneClndy :Baaby Secttta'rie1 to•~ -"'-J -ul-...11 buaineu a--iance-rer-~· """""..... -~ ~-'-u~ muat be~·•-of~-
hath RtfJ &I-A/Pa)'eble $500 ml 1 BDRM hOme p ))olpll&I itore. 1\iD time, 5 mature
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• • 5365. 8.19-42'J) Gtn'l Ottlce/Btokerq:e $475 Apply In Person vided. 114: 492-«'60. exper. Outlw.Hng wcrtdn& d>e detail.a. Xlnt CC11Q1D1
I• 0 0 KS• DISlfWAS!-lERS. l::.XEC. Secretary: IBM Ex· Typllt $500 Employment Offlc1 NEW P 0 RT architectural Younc men·mechanictl ap-dt,yl, I to .f. m..xl!. <!ORI. S&l. open. Mr .
\ 'WAITRES.SES. Denn Y' 1 f'C . iO w.p.m. + Sh 90 Prod. Control to $500 3333 Hi1rbor Blvd. firm needs ~«CY· Pt utude helpful, but not req'd. S & L Roberts, Mon.·f'ri. l ::J>.10 bl!rll!llll 6 working conda. 4 r ·t°Uee Shop, 1600 s. c.o&1t w.p.m. +.Salary $650. Send Oer1cal Pollition~ to $400 C01te Mtii, Ci11lf. time • Jiton., Wed., Fri., to =~~·~to BRANCH MANAO!R. am. ~n;1. Day v."'Otk week. IO Hra. ptr
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' "'1'·· Laguna Beach. ~sume ll~n Smith • ~TimE. ·1,Secr<th '(1tlaryl ' 1"''°CMbr 546-4030, ext. TS3 bqln. Eventual full time. ct ....... For job ~u: .Acttlented srowtb In tbt SECRET ARY ~!:.~~a,Hn. pa,y. Limited
'" COUNTER girl want~. Ap-AMOC., 359 San Miaue! Dr., -. mne Xlnt typtnc req'd . !'~· LA/Ora.nae c.o. area bu v ......... ,,..
1: ply ln pttlOn, Kentucky N.B. 92660. '42-1470 crusco -Intttviews wW _be ~ -cru.ted a ~ Cl2' Must have &ood appearance. r, l\r1ed Chicken, . 2929' E. EXECUTIVE Sectttary for ~~ . ducted oii Fri., Aq. U, oo-Cll1or:on9
9 vn_."' pm portunit, for an ~· xln't t1Pln1 4 lb. lldUt. (NO PHONE CA!J..s~ .
, P:,.Jt Hwy., Cdl\f. Dental ()(flee. Exp Mc. InJtructor Wanttd t()f Beauty 1)'. Call &U-3392 for appt A ,juij, pm operalkml manapr w/1 Pleue Apply In Penort
Sal"'Y °"'"· Fr In r • Collego. Full or port llmo. INDUSTRIES l'fOY•• tnck NCOl'd lo UNION IANK
ben!!tlts. SotM Sal:. HB 496--9436. NlfVll PRE-5c:bool Teacher l:lO to manqemelit 6: the ablli~ 610 Newport Center Dr NB
""'" call S.9am or 7-!pm. JANITOR wanc.d lo< CM A Div, o1 the Plrsonnol "8oncy 1 PM. Eicpor. Aloi l1ale to ....... new bualllHL !!etxl Equal Opportuolty Em~ioy,. SHUR-LOK CORP •
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846-3540. area theatre, exper. helpful. Qaquebllma Corp. ~==Ii:: ~!~_!~em en t •.none =; ~· ~~:J'k: ... ~C'Y ESCROW llOO Es.~:~:" 'Pl.
EXCEPTIONAL opportunlly Call 8'&-!1131 afl 1,30pm " Equal 0--. Ernploytr A/P & Poy!"'ll Clerk -..,, 464 cfo DaJ11 Piiot. w-)'1111 !!ft to pl lo the (I B1k No. ol Mrr.-. 'I
for aa:e croups 18 to 28 to before tpm. Ute-•--Printilll P.O. Box I*-Colla Mesa, htch pUl elCl'()llllf Ueld'!' 11dl Blk~ ot~:'.'\..;soo...' make &'OOd money NOWl ua.cHINIST ~•·• BIND£RY '° -··~·-the pl~~
H.v. •·-atxl be ~-H's JO. B ..... ,,.. for 1>111 "' port ~ Roc•pllonltl Ca. 926311. , w~ "~' , "'"' "'-. ,, rNW11• io Clusitled Ad •WI "'.a'"' h men call far appt. PBX _ 'E"-... 1 ,._ Eznpl-aood lldDI. Stat $600.1 Call ~ ..... .,.....,.. , •+u, Dally Pilot, P.O. Box happmirti! It's pennane.nt me ' WE WANT YOUI Ezptr. , l)'pre -' ~--..,_.... "
1 '°: Helen~ $40-6055,
:· 1S60, Cotta Men 92826. employment and tut pro-?don.:. 'mes. 10 am·lf noon, Secnti1ry BIRI.$ SADDLEBACX CoUep ts Cbut&1 Apncy, 2790 TRAVEL AG•*v
j motioo. 213, 133'<711 wlJd,s 492-8522. L&tb•. Mill, Pub. RR<!. _!J:1:f1'""' _ ...... oppllea.-for H1rbor BL at Adams. C.M. Lookll>f< lo< • !""?' penoo
: er Service CClllect or 71t: 138--289.l KEYPUNCH OPR Ji• bore deVU-ec .. ,.. ....._..... be ---·· In a.ERK TYPlSl' D ta the w/aJrf\ne or ·..,· ~ -NEW OPENINGS · evo'1w1Jnd>, • ' ·• SaJ .. otc.lJte'1P< --~--__ ...,..,_._ SECRETARY,"""'· Ill•: SH OUtllde PR,.~--·-~ ..
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n • UP FACTORY . 29 a: 59, Alpha Numt!ric n-Applk:antt mu1t have a back· Polltlonl Available latfn.r, Stitchinc, ~. lam-6 pm Fri. ltlltllll Sil. ~t not eatntiaL 1 >" ex· , d;.';., 'ro -. ij
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bci ""lo Orua• -~·~·~" pw>¢1 a varl<ly ol appl!ca· _,_ ~· Pormanent ,..i11om, ~ -·· ~ 3150 Pullman 'Cowily. Stortlna ia!aey: modlate placement W«IJJy ttoM. Full or·p/llme wadi '-· ""1lml foclllti ... 1\>p =::",:! _,IL ;...-;:: ~ --• j' "'-i;'l;.M.-~.'" P~R~llll •
.. $126-$168 WK. ...,.K"t8~;J,.1G~.l~. avail. l:.!i,,.~~ta al-1417 ....,, 1o -ii.t.. ~ARY·Lll• 1ns.· All
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No Experlrnce Neceuir.r 2))f ......... ..... u• ti-•~ In rJibuee tile med A &l'OUP
547 -1 I · ~l''I CallJ"ot."Appt ....,,. at tlneCtiolll eC Marhc Prlnflllf Inc. ~-' .. u·-·· ,.1_,_ •. ~ 3 rv•n• . -• · -'H-~ • •·-01,.. -I t•ASING -~ -.,~. • -'-~~~;: r , llldultrW ll~tion1 ~-• -... ,. mm• Auditor, exper. NCR 517 Plo-llo, N.l.c ll!lill-Call For appt. "-~ .qEBURRERS F Gudena,) GOO Pill(: •-ty B•• '42·5200 AGENT " lill-llll5<
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, lo hand• powor tool /C BOO~Kf:l;P,Ef!. (7141 494-9401 "-~MACH, !NE CO. ~~ M-~--• M•~ An «111&! opportu•lly • I""===--=--~ • cdeburrtna at preeJ1lon Property ,.mim·~ firm re--n ... v-.~ IHVW•• ~. ~ SECRETARY.~.
l' 'tn e c harrlcll component&. quil't!s expe:r. bi:loktefper to NJC 213-323-5515 So. cl.at Hwy; So. Lquna. emplpyer OUr expandina Oakwood Caf. XJnt tnllt. 'l'o '600. Xlnt // AA ~ I
, Xtra Lonr Tenn · Aulp handl• CIR. Cl!>, bllllo•• TELO , _ M.,,.HINIST NURSES oldeL All lhlltL RHI lot~ $oln · den AplL _... 0 pi .,,th opp t y. La k •wood. J\i1lli'J ir
m'"L A geo'l l""'m tor -INDUSTllES • -Exp. ooly.,... apply. Over fRtt ooma --· "'°" 213/5ll-7Gll ' ~ lnlne 540-4450 centen. Ute typinl:. Ottb1 li1guni1 Btach To $5 Per Hr. 1J. HunHncton Bch ara. · · phone penonallty, inmu. ~ARf, p/time. M'u1t • t
NEVER A FEE AT TEblPO loc•tod .,. ... °"""' Cowil> NO FEE -L Llunoe Trolnl"fl leu"1tl ..,-,..iaJ ..pano;,.. i.. ....,.., l)pbt. Koow't Typ;sc leo>porart. ~ ...... ti TEMPO -Airport. submit ,.,....,. ol F.qu&1 0--Employor e Bu1Jan1 Olllce Llml!M' Tl-· 0.ly blllp<ut TyplJlc '° w.p.m. o! Sf!, d-. IBM ...._ "°"'ld•'"'1.1\>p-tor
't'amporary Help nper. & salary t() Mr. Abel. .• D ; IA!be Turnt WOIJl.D YOU Famoua llcl!mt coune now 'I1U1 lt a full time PQlldon, Call fDr appt 673-f733. top akil1J. Let Ktlly Girt
ELI. Girl, full Ume, Mm ~· •. Bc>x DY, Irv1ne, Callt KEYP NCH OPR. e u-i-~~ avallahJe OW T'""arbell QJrn.. bat must be able to wort SERVJCE Station Salesman start )'OU with l'OUr belt foot !..'..-,,_.. ............ "1al;J] ,.,.,.. -.. '-a--r.-.a . ' Sorward on the work .. ; .....
• pir owr 13, l'lf'at. \VW train. All ahiftt. Fltime, p/tlmt. • Gen1 Maehinittl JIM1. Appllcanta fDltr re-• wee.._~ vuuu. f/tlme, expml!nced, neat ln inifit-ot J'OUl' choice si:;t
S.. T.,.,,, Hl·Tlm• Dell, FIELD T•mporary. To 13 p<r hr. R<q'a 5 yn cloeo tolerance UK£ 1 Of lmbuned ----ealai7 • beeellta. .,,,,..,..,,..., Apply D)OfD' --lately. 0... In
495 E. 17th St, c .M. SUPERINTENDl!NT No'"· .,....., 0pentnp 00 ...,_ 4 N.,. ar -aalet ...... 2:iB<l Nowport Blvd.! ar aD.-:-.
DELIVERY & stock, l/Hm<. 0 ",":,:,;d.ln!i oppor. p,...Tomp/Tompo swlrc. THESE JOBSI -· Opet>lnp anllable. Apply C.M. I~ 133 1441
lllust be avail. durh,. the w"" '°"'01 home 171112 Sky Pork pp 5 • Complete -_.,., SHARP ,.,_ '
day. Muot ho oeat s.. ~"!: :,!'.'.",.: ::;; ~ Sulto 101, lrvlno P;cifl: RECl!PTIDNIST P\llun manaaamonl °""'" 6, AORADKWENOAOPTSD • Aartuhoe •al tor mgmt V1b41& ¢frEittl.
TIJarold, 495 E. l7th St, C.M. oU-slte, Send re1mn• Stand· -540-4450 Personnel Services ti:w nrm -::-=: can Mr Sloan at trainin& in men·• lxlutlque. a~-~ ~
ENT AL AHlataot. ard·PocWe C.rp.0 ,1565 W. KIYPUNCHERS 112 No. Tower GENERAL Ql'l'ICE TARBELL Musi have aper, hJ sal'5. loctl-o«o .. tionall,y
lnJde only. At leut fi MacArthur Blvd., C . ltf. Neeckd Immediatel)'. All Union Bank Square Gudm (ir'Oft UO Irvine Ave. Ir you are lutertated in a knowD m. On the job
""'· exp, ""'· Fr I"•• CaJU. 93;26 Attn' Gl'" lhlllL must haw .,.,,..., 0...,.., Calli. GENEllAL OPl'ICE Newport hoch penn. pootltoo 6 ll1't qll8Ji. ~ ,EU,, whll• you tiooenb. Some Sat. llB Holmes. l<Int tam...... 547•6446 Santa AM, port -RIAL TORS fiod. , , can tor appt laain, ~od GI jqb
·"""call a.&m or T-9pm. Coll Sue Alk,,,, Rachel""' SECRETARY RJ:AL_,.c.so1.,men F.qu&1 Oppor, EmP101« THE LOOK tralnlqr. TO fl?IOO. Call
l4&-3540. FLEXO WRITER KELLY GIRL s..taAoa.porttlme ldetl IC< buaballd "Wile 644-6500 lloleq ~540 -6055,
I, OiNTAL RECEPTIONIST Grow;nr co. to Saoto AM. IU-1441 Maid worit In exchanre IC< PERSONNEL SEC. (2) team, tu. ..., ftlllal A SALES. Hava o Br1aht na,, SllIPPING WAJ\EHOUSE' CoUtll J.#ricy, 279,0
lriaht, new modem ore. 1 Lona: tmn uaignment. Top Xl61 Bumneu Center Dr. apartment. 2376 Newpott Irvine aha office tn N'pt. Beach. work ln our ht<b food Wflll known ~ in Irvine Jlutilr Bl, Iii A&mt, C.M.
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lirl olc, ASllll""' & !root m. IJVlne Blvd., C.M, !548-S155. PERSONNEL ASST. No '""'It. """"'-For In-clopt, lo H.B. /!al« ..,... will train d....,,I man. All WAl~iSi, EXPER.
deak, Npt Bch ()fc. 5a·5504. Irvine SCQ...44S0 LltDI:ES. FuJrlon Wqon lll lofAID, live in, pvt nn Abt.., bl·lln.gual Mvlews write P.O. Box nee, With a bl:;md tn,tbe ptOmCJLiool ~ from tb1ll ..... t. ,,,,_ %L . N() Phone
1>ENTAL A11lllant, NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO MIMnola -l•n bu port email home. 1 penon. "'°" PERSONNEL CLERK 1!!4, Newpori'-91813. healthloodor.nu1rlttoolleld dept. Star\$2.>lhr.CallJ0< Cilia.~ 1n penon. &m
: Olainidl!'. 2 yn rxp. EJl~I TEMPO time openinp to "'°" u.lary. 494-3365. Newport lleM:h R.E. SALFS . . nq'd. Send rell.Dlle tot 171>:1 Burton, ~ C<>as Ii: Sirloin 5930 W Cout
: laluy. can botw"n 1D Al Tompor.ory Holp beautllul lalhkmL No ""' MAIL 1100M Sl!CllETARY Eamlnp "' $U10D or more 9'r Pui< Or, SC.K, rn1D4, A<ency, 7790 liarl>o< Bl. at HWY, N~llch.··
• 5Q..5588. nee. Oftr 21. 3 e\W week. a..ERK Anlheim per month la euy the CA. 92707 • : Adami, C.M'.
. . plSHWASHER FLOOR maintenance man. 11&¥1! IJ'anlpOrtaUon Ii: l\fust ha\~ Ctllfonrla drfvm Mtcl1ul Receptionl1t IMwin· 'IN)', We fllnilb· BALES COJ:'lll· Ol'PCJR. SHOE Saleiman, f ·time, W~A, ~ food A
1 Ult be clean 1: Mat. Apply Work 2 hn. bl!twn 10 PM I: would J!¥ blah tucome It llcenae. Good Engllab A t;yp. Eveninp llltlaw A. -.I.lbw tract Mer-Stnlll8 rt Ii on a 1 food xln't oppor. Apply ~ person, 2-4 pm. /:
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lh ~n. SUrf .l Sirloin, 9 AM daily. Exp. A nit tfree $400 wardrobe ~ call inc. Some Ma\!)' llfttna. Sa 9mt A Jona: term J)OliticNw, ra1 leadl.. Hieb advert1&1.rW m,t.rllfac:tUrw lookfn& tor in-SAA Shoe&. 333 E. 11th St. Cdm '
5930 w. Coast Hwy., N.B. .....d. ID\ .... Bch ....... n., _,, our ad under "'Omcal". • • ... , .. , -""""""' .. lludpt, ... of lloor time, ottlullonal ...... N.... CM. w·...:..-. ~ I .., S M7-2'61 Mr. Hatrh. L-ol c-•y to $'600 PAcmc Ml1IUA1.. olhtt benell11 •nllabk. bomJa _..m. DlOClhly ,..u,.. or toot ll!les W, a ~·~ • -• <.'OJ:IJtafL
' .,1 TRICT MANAGER FLORIST waolod, ..,,.,, o,,. F;:~-tllet war-lllAINTENANCE MAN Of<. s.LS. -....uca'l lmur. an _.,.tw oltl-., SOLDIEIERS, . ~-lletry'1
I ~-:. 0~~: 1Y. Top f-Y· F/timt. Call rant? "WMted! pleasant bJd&'., Nwpt Ctr. Gen1 TEMPOltARY SERwta:: paid. ~-. app'L Lou. rtpttll!nt tbtDl JD tbe °'I· With pmrloua t'Ql'f. for S.E. S.A 2l2Z Brll~.
'dill11ctm.._. Thll l• • 673-6291. ·lharppenon-lak,.)Wld• lmowlodre ol plumbt,.. "lCISo.Gnnd.&A. Nl-6Tll ~· 11v ·1· ~~ ~ "'°" co. Salar, -• ,
--job will\ ""lUl"' )n their -· Call Mlcbtl• .iec1r1ca1 roq'd. Alao, UCO -~ ' ~o -...::: ." .. bl :,;,., O•Mlftt<I od""' ~o.. --· l(tra liq term • j riliot a!1CI Ibo peraonat .,. 8'11%; 133-2lll0, Also Fet janlorlal duU... Pl<aaant v••~ '' • -• " • -c, •"*-'-WHO ll£EDS Cl£RI$ r
, ot a '°"'pa"" automoblle. CLASSIFIED ADS Jobo. DtmUs & Deno~ P<r--co!1Cll. Pd. lllL lo • CLIRK TYPISTS '11. E. Salet )far. '1Jadao ~ Piiot, P.,O, '* ll!O, lrYIM •· 54M4.1e •
: ltequu.t a oeac .. ,,. ... ..,. FOR' ACTION aome1 Al<l\OY ot lrYlnt, vie. Wnte ~ ap, • KEYPUNCH OPR eeleft!Od. sman l\11.'1 ote M .... Ill 111X. NEVEi\ A FEE AT TEllPO • °"""'" Mii'" Le av H 1, • " • 2182 Mlcbtlaoll Dr., ftvlnt. •xper. & nh. to CIUsU!ed e• STAT ,TYPIST tam oall' JDll. tl>'IT56. s.tee ' . TIMPO 1~h'tulallon n...-.n1. CALL 642-5671 Have oomethlnc you want hJ ad No. 465 c/o Dally Pllol. •AD~ CLIR!' ROC9pf/Gon. Ofcte~ · Toy & Gift P1rtl11 , ·T .. .ory Holp
DAIL 'I" PILOT D,AILY PlloOT oet1r Oouilled "" do 11 P.O. Boo< Lllll. Costa Meae. e IXIC.·SEC Y Muoi lie Ible ..--ii Wall llquJowivat, ~.;,,, •-i!.1!!!!!!!,;,.-.ej
110 W. Bey St.. Colla M•oa ...n-collNOWIHU<ll. Ca 92126. ~-~'.i--,._ w/-bere u 1"0 -a earntol2.000l>YQ<o.L NQ ' SOLDERIR
• , Monogor & A11l1tonl ...,. ·--·· In ..... dlmiJt Ill< thlo sml ·DELIVERIES, NO OOU · Exp<r. brlab~ tlltl>umalle, Newport Cenl•r. -Glort:lll-Bu>J!iO LECTIONS 1f11Ef: HOST-~"">_.....,i't"'ptoy·
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wort. don't -*'bl lo an TIMl'O;" • •y 157-4122. .111 1op ardor. Call .,.. -• llJI. Y1m1 llllnl date but not .......,.. ~ m:itlrc -tho dan'• OFFICE • ""~ blwJJ lOAM~ _....,..,.. -.-.1111. -fir lmmed. .,._.__ call w-. m-un. RECEP!1lllUsr: )laet a 11' ... ,.. • MOrl Conlrol s... met -• W» ~ • · · ITOOC Ocrtlllc:9te a.n: INTEllVIEWING
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-·NOW $t495 TV "-Al c. Sports, Roe•. Rocio 959 !lc1, lmporl1, trvc:ks •"r' --..%!=::...---1 LllASI .,..CIA&. , $39.30 ~ ::a~1•wTli:: .. :---t~eoo~·!.:· ---~ -511-IZl
'.FULL PRICE ~f .69 5"olby GT 500 compors. CREVIER MOTORS New '72 RXJ Cotta ai .. a SllrUO! Mus'f SILL
I Bill DIRRY llO & HARBOR BLVD. .,, CJ v .. Cobra Jet, only Call ... "" ,... a.,,.,. * w. ~.~';:1 Sa11 ... Ana S57.58 ruu. cuh pr!CO $2,11111.311... .., vw 911".00'I •• vw --w ...
, INt SANTA A.NA 30.000 mllea. Loedtd ,with DAY£ ROSS ~ ~~nt~ .. J~nMh:~ 'V~ dean. One owner, ZSR· Rad~"::r·,.~u -.
PONTIAC..OMC..F IAT &lS-8040 equlp't & fut! CNewr !oat• ' VlltC our new bomtl l.o&dtd. ROTARt powered. ,. ......... u......... ._ e tU-3m.
Qot SI. at &A . ......,..1 ;;:~. Scon McNaU&lon PONTIAC & e =-~..:= = TIU'1'Z WARREN m E. 11t St., Santa An& Worklnt M1n'1 S,.C11I tax A llctnM: 35 Pl¥ ,ius Sports Car CenMr
!158-llXXI Trucks ffZ 2440 Harbor Blvd. New '72 11600 balloo!I ,,..,.;.., ol llDO. 1IJI E, !al, S.A. 5IT-Olfl
I' Non-<ab ovor """' .. " TRUCKS -TRUC KS Coote Mesa 546-I017 ft I Pldrup Trudi Toto! .i.r.....i pay ,.... lt61I vw
Fa<I built. M"" ... lo ap. • WE ,AY TOP ROY CARY I nc. S59 62 $2,571.,., A.P.R, ""· Oa N"" , ... ·-
prec. Paneled. cpt. b1tln ~ ,67 Ford Econollne 234 E. l'l'Ut st. • sn·ananaed er• d l t. LOOKS SHARPt
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beout bool. R<al ok•. $ll(I. OPEN ROAD 3231 · CAPRI Tl L. F« NOP. pey, Trada -1\a··· ltJm4, '68 YW IUG '61,.~".:', ~~. m..'111• """1e.
847""321 MOTOR HOMES $899 cons. ll/WA -~ ,.,..
'TJ VW Safin e&mper. 8081 Garden Grove Blvd, • ~. UNd,..~~ -~~ '71 Ceprf $20ll HUNTINGTON BEACH TOYOTA '.,~·0!~j.t ~-. • $99!5 •9f..3'7e or m..-
B'i '"I· Siok.'" box, Gud'" Grove 891-4419 ''7 Chovy Y, Ton -GRO .. Jff-C•H-EVR-wO-LEJ-Sllvu wllh black Interim', MAZDA ---· '84 Volb, ,_ enrlna,
ttove. dbl bed, hammock. '70 HolldAy mtr. borne-. Roof Pickup. V8, radio, 1tick. =-:'1 th~ne ~;~: t'1331 lk!aeh Blvd. 196f Harbor, C.M. 646-h'.13 '$3 VW, faetm')' bul, J.n &DCCI C\llfOrn p111Dt. new ttru.
Only' WU old ."" ml. ok rood., ...... tor, bltio (Q74""1.s 9 ••••. u.... BILL JONES -te ... Mir. Mt. Fry '71, TOYOTA ."""" .... i::-,.-1-CaJCorval ....!'. '""'·5mfe VWrlms,*1""$J. 7-S Lill)_
Mwot ..... Gom& to Gown. 'TV, fA hti, 6' ,.lril (... 139 Alie (<r --· -"'" ~~ CORONA MK.I wk'··-• to 5, ~ ~.. cl .... ~ ··-· .:. -'Sun<!>y. ""''m "' .1.," rana• • 0"""· e 18211 Bead> Blvd. SPORTSCAR CENTER """' ~ •-·~ ~-"
CAMPER for lil ton truck. shower. etc. Xtra clan. Ch '" T Hunttniton Beach 2 Door hardtop. / ·~ 1!11&5 VW ~lux Sedan, owner. MU-~ii .•• VW ":J; &low Kelly Bluf! Book. Lie '61 evy ~1 0" "7-808'7 KI t.s33l 283.1 Harbor, Colt• Mt!ll 1ra1t11mlnion, radio, hea~r. Good Ml lo h "'' -tleePI 4. $600. 900 Pickup. V8, radio, 1t1Ck. 540-4491 eo . t n, e "• P Reblt enir;. New 54&-7943 No. 66.C!BQI. $8. · 826.18 WE buy all makes of clean'J--~.;;:;.:;-==..,.--factory air mndltionlna:. ~~°!'3~1~ati0n $450. Phone SllOO/be•I offer. 333-1258.
,69 Dodie Van, rJberala lop. liANSEL OLDSMOBILE 1 ~. Sl 699 uatd sportJ can. paid far CITROEN tupeo shAJ1). (1'15CDR). .-
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132.i W. Commonwealth or noL Pleue drive In fm• --------1 $1999 VW '71 Su .. r B • • t I•, '6.l VW Trantph'. wltll cam'° Dinette, sink, stow, e c. ... ,.. __ pl -~"'1. v-f'ullerton e ~ •ppr·"·' Ci M I 1 f"t'. ........ n:uu.w _, 26,000 ml. Xlnt ~14&"i. 0-QXt ....... ....... troen cnerat tan,._r ne. Jmma c. w/alr a ~598 87 '61 Chevy 1}J: Ton '71 Maida C.oupt, RX 2 w\th cond. Sln5/btlt otft:r. Must ., ...... :.,..';;;;=.· =::-.;:' ;u:;=l
Cycles, Blket, '15 Motor Home Rtnt•lt Pickup, Auto .. radio, P.S.. AWARD WINNI NO air 1 mq wheela. tow • te!IJ. 9Q..'97.f. * '64 VW Dix but. Split ...,;:.Sc;.;oo~to"-r;..•-----: AvaU.ble ror dally, weeJcJy cuotom cab. "1<BYEI. LUXURY CAR mu..... Call alter 7, Nabers 'Tl vw camper.pop lop t.o -11• XI bocid, •
1971 Yamaha 3110 Enduro A-1 or monlhly bulL 2!', 23" $2099 m..mo. CadlHac: ..u ... lllce oew. Porl. Cond. .-.
cond. '13 Uc. Webco iprln&s, ~ }~~=~ .~n= !:~ • 310B w. Cout Hwy., Ro•d a R•llv• Motors MERCEDES IENZ 2600 HARBOR m.... :.~:ver. Sacrititt. $2995. s.crlce~,~~ BU!'71M
filtron &: many mon txtru. pnerator. root air, mid '65 Ford R•nchero Newport Beacb CO~,\ MESA .~=.:;·,....-=--,.,,..=~~I
8.l)o.12'f8 many other extra&.' All Radio, 6 cyl., ttlek. fOHY· 642-9405 Oranp County't Oldett Dlr. 541)..1100 Open SUnday '511..YW Blll.1Wllt l«X> .kJt ·n Sype__r Bu&, U.700 ml'a.
'66 TRIUMPH Bonneville, Coaches ..,. 1972 modrls. 8611. -WE=P~A~Y'°'ro=p~oo=!LAR~~ 1609 Ponvna Ave. '69 CORONA 2 dr HT, Cut. ollu. Call alt 5 pm, AM/FM ra.ct. $1800. Call
xlnt cond. SC.00 We have the all steel Ami&o $899 FOR TOP USED CARS Costa Mell T14-541-35S9 J*lnt. $950. RIH. kpd. ~-=-'l.it~7·~~=~--I 54J.151J,
548-$J& also. Pleue call 8JS-9560. e 11 your car b: extr• dun, CORTINA 962--3)35. • DEU.IXE 'fi& VW c.amper. '61 bull, SUndlal eampa-.
MUST 2\1 ·n Honda CT-'1U, FOR SALE '72 Motor Home. '69 Ford R1nchero lff us tint. 1--_:....:.;.;.:.;.;.:.;.;..;...._ "70 Toyota.Sprintl!r. 23,000 Nu t:nt. pop top. Runs xln't. .~~-
400 mi.'1. $230 brm. ~l 22' Pace Arrow. Fully k>ad· Radio, P.S., auto., air, c•mP-BAUER BUICK 1968 CORTINA, rtOOUt, law mllet:. Red w/blaclr vinyl $l750. MS-31~. ~9515.
aft 7 pm. ed &: ~If oontaioed , air coo-er &hell. i9971ZDl. 292' Harbor Blvd. m.tleaae. $.,\'j(), or bell rut-.top SU?iO. 543-3850. AAVE MY CREDIT ·m WHtphalla camper. Mov-
·n Honda 350. onbr 7,000 dltionlni .l1enerator. Sll!eps $2399 Costa Pt1esa 979-2500 enable oUer. C9M757, ·n TOYCYI'A MK JI, 2 dr, '69 VW Bur. Runs zd. lnr·mu1t Rill XJnt eond.
miles , .. i;;_~~ '· !!IX) ml. moo. d!>wn. CONNELL IMPORTS WANTED -==..:o=A=T=S:..U:;;N:_:_ __ I ___ _,_____ air, AM/FM, ' ..... •lllblk WI) ~ _S28:,:,-,._,"'~=613-13!1=~===-
_,....,.,._ $8600. balance, value S1!coo. CHEVROLET Orange Counde• MG tnt. Make oftf':r. 6'f5-..I00.1 . '81 vw-1m, MW ,,.Int jnb • 'M vw BUS. AIR a>ND. -
'71 HONDA -SL 350 SeUlna due lo aickneu. 2828 Harbor Blvd., TOP ; BUYER '70 D1t1un 510 TRIUMPH motor. Good cond. Foldlne bed. pm.
$.'560. 968-4782 -"'~-0_2I_&·-~~~--c.osta Mea& 546-U'.13 Bll..L, fi.f.AXEY TOYOTA STATION WAGON. Fully '71 MGa..GT $2699 ~ 540-2'765: f.93...M.ff
n rnd Rovcon Motor Homa 18881 Beach Blvd. I I 1 ~ 323AGD G 1 _ .. dl "' * TRIUMPHS * .• BUG ~ ""' *• '67 VW, • .,., "'bit ' • Yaman. 175 .c.. um ,68 Chevy l/J Tn H Be II. ?.\. 847.ssg ac, eqU p~. • rttn w th N.Q e terlor, , •""" ma ~. ,
1200 ml., lmmac. eond. 19n Olda front whtt! drive. · 11.c · $1299 0 /0, wire wheel.I, AM/FM ,71 CLOSEOUT IUlll'OOl. 1595. f!~. New paint. 11'). l
$.195. Xtru. f.6-1'228 Ultimate In luxury &: ef· Pickup WILL Buy )'Olll' car paid Jar Lciw Down Low Terms Radio Uke new (6.15C'l'Cl 644--0358 5C8-98Q9. 1
'6&Triumph iill0-=:Only'·"" Jnl. Sacrlllce,MuotS.U,11JM•r ~~~t:..,~ ~~~~ BILL JONES '~IT!RESAS ~i~= ''6~Kanny:;;;,.G~a.ck>;x,,'.'~ '55VWCoov.'a-lc.Naedcl :! wper•~:.·• Ront A Motor Homa ~og'..!::c""~~-Newpol'tl!eoch. 2145Har,,.,.Blvd. SPORTSCAR CENTERS l'IUTZCWARRENC 'S ;;;:'i-vt.,1y:..:n11.w~. ~ci.~.~-, 1:,~i
for your V•c1tlon Autos, Imported 970 Costa Me11 3833 Harbor, ea.ta Mesa port ar enter C..-~:..:.:;:.-'-.::.:..==c,.,.-
BSA l«IV, low mlleaa" Im· * 1:19-4301 * '72 JEEP SIOMSI O RA NGE COUNTY' I ~Duo 7 pua .. _,.cl.,..,
moc cond. 172 E. 16th SI, -"""='~~="'-,,-I I wh..i drtw, molal top, lik• ALFA ROMEO '69 DAT$.IN PL-510. 2 Dr .. I l.ARGEBI' ~ ml"• Take VW In VOLVO ,•
C.M. between 4 • 7 p.m. e 72 LIF!:Tll\fE M.H., 23' I: l ---------l •pd. Oean, low milt: .. q . no!;. lit, S.A. 5'7-f'lM trade. S1TI5. Call 548-03U. 'I
1971 Kawuald mlnl b'all MT ,..._Air, lax ...... ,,,....... :::1:' "';,'.;:,u ~ ~ Alfa Romeo '72-........ ""'· -MGI ,,, TR6 $-00 MUST ael~ ........ Splil 1972 VOLVO l::
F $175 or trade for uni ...u xlnt rate1. Pvt. pty., 968-1397 DATSUN ·,n 240Z. Mint, .70 MGB-GT. white; AM/FM ,,..,..,, aeat-Excel mnd. S 1 7 7 5 . I
boat. ~. •n Dodie Holiday mini """~==·~---~ 17,000 ml s. Auto, · JOkl. radio drlvlJW 1 J Sharp · Ju.a nclt • AM·FM . 5U--0342. L••N T.Uy 1t l'i
"70 HONDA TRAIJ.. 70. home, 2lf contalnlld. Va-1:r1?M.ea~vy "';ulyp .. u. ~~ 2000 S,1995. Pvt pty. &1591. rack.' ndlal ti=~ ~ 90.1~°iTL WARR.EN ~.-;,lll=Sq~..,.-.,-ba-c.,-k,----paln~t. Best R1te1
Onl ~ _, SH • .,,.,, cant. Reu ratet. cm:i.....tt"t?. hHI 11< ... -~ Xtra ·•··-fl•u •oa 74 Per "-I Y ~ ~. ~· ··r-aood rond. S995. 119>-ms FIAT " '· ' ~°' '· Sporto Car Center -~. ~ -· -· ~
1225, 673-'6911 Trallora, Travel Kl )961 .QODGE CVzyall, "'"' NOW IN STOCK MGB ""' -oond, obarp. 11D E. '"· &A. 517-0'IM -or &U-1211. o~c.~, ~uto. ....... I·
YAMAHA ·n. 360 End.um. a · AIRSTREAM. lindl!m aood STOO, or ~It ofter. Fo r lmmtdl•t• * f IA-T * many e-x"!!-_,25$9;'122. 'Tl ra-g Ex.Int mnd. Am-F'm 'M BUS. xlnt. mu.It tell, For Leasl"f :· IMryl"I 1:!
Low mi. Strttt & di.rt equip. axle, travel tra.ller. Fuijy A93--0'?Q4. Delivery _,..... 9800 ml. wunnty S3XK). 1\8+ 25.ooo mil& I
mll firm. 646-J57l. equlpt, $2500. or Wih tri~e~•v-AN~-'.6=7~F~ont~-Ero-no-U~ne. lntt1nt Credit e 'M MGB.sood cond.e ··ew. 5f,6..e951..J . 1.,,;.:_,==-•.,:611-2a!~=.:*:__ '4\ I •• ..!a '
1972 Monte11)25 MX Int apprG¥imateq 35', 8' or Auto traN, new •re, rd BANK FINANCING • I 28's, 12.f's Ir 850't 'U Trllll, pnc reblt q. MU-ST--Sa-crUlce~-.65-5-,1--.-'65 VW. Re-bit eng. Fine -IA!.~ -.i·'.;,
Xlnt cond., lm'el.y ridden, 10' v.1de 11elf C'ODl•lned tires. Sac $900. 962--SlO. COAST 548-1223 CJl!an bxty, rebl.t q . UM. lhape:. Rel1able. Neb painL IUl.lU •
6!5-0487 uk ror John lrailor. Call ""'' ..,...... '69 r .... Van. " T. Club DEMO SALE __ ...:O.::P..:E=L'-----642-8-=m_. =---~ !000. m.:w.s. •• , * ''JU KAWASAKI Tnll •n Tm')', J!'. Gu/elec. Wqon. Nu tiret. Ex. mnd. 1960: TRIUMPH TR3 wtrlte 1960 VW van, '61-50 bp q, 1966 Harbor, CM. 6M-9303 ,· ' ~i~=~~: alJ~kL.~lro ~·:; ~~"'r"'."'~N.;;.;.;;.r-,,,,= ..... :..,-k.-.-~-125-.-"S-1 · IMPORTS . * S1688 * .,,:~~.~:.Et.:!1 .. b -=-'-··· ...... _
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1!"'M P"~a CT-711 Trail. Low Newport Beach, 543-3136. Auto L1•1lng 964 NewpOrlBe.ach (7141 6U-0406 128 COUPE '.':':':..,""or""~., call '8> VW Piclrup truck, p1u1 $2695 e,~ vw camper ~NCO::::,.!~' I.'" sm. DATSUN 240Z 1972 Alfa Romoo ~' ~·~ THROUGH A ::1'T.S.12Slcr ....... otte~
TENT ~ W/AD'C>-A· •u•0 .• air s· 108 •. •·3"2' ---·· Bill Jones' 912 ::,,.R~;~~ painl. DAILY PILOT ·~--~ :.~ .. -::; .. ~.,~ MobllaHDmft f:IS
FOR Sal•• Deluxe Gokl<n ROOM. ""'l J3)1)1), ..U $9!5. B.J, SPORTSCAR CTR chmpg/y•llow, chrm wbla, WANT AD val,,.., $415. .,._.745.
Wst moblJ• home, ~'xe:J', -~-'----· -----2833 Harbor ~l AM/FM Blau, Michelin Rave llOmethlrc you want to •
pleuant doled porch. S'd>' 1965 Kit 19: Self eontal.ned + Tu J>ft' mo. * COSTA MESA * tires. Sh&Ji>, srut cond! 642-5678 Th! futl!st draw in the West uet Voho lA. euto, air, int-l + ~un lfq\llpment tn-Euy Utt. S1900. 36 mo. Opl!n f!nd $3450. 6'75-0:'l'.K eve•/all da,y , , .a Daily Pilot O.atfltd mac. $M95. '« belt ofter. ·t'
cludlna ,.,...., " dryer. 2 .... m• Southern California COMPLETE SERVICE, wlmd•. -Ad. 642-$111. -..u. m-1587. !' BR., 2 BA. lrldacpd, fenced, NOW ON DISPLAY PARTS. CUSTOM Mot H Mo ._.___ Mo Homo
located in pet • r •• ,Tr __ ._1_1._ .. _._u_1 ... n_11y_..._M_1 Salee . Servtce BODY SHOP PORSCH 1972 Model 9UT • or omes tor nvm9S ter •
dellrhllul club ..... wtlh 1st National Bank -. aoey Shop ••poedAp .. aruttG...,P· s.11/R•nt MO s.11/R•nt MO Sela/-MO i,
l'WlmrnillC' pool, bat b. SEARS 2 whf!el utillty trir. COAST IMPORTS Factory Tn.ln~ Mechanics AP.1/rM Radio -many
J a cu 11 t • billlardl. abut· JOOO !bl. L • lOOG-UJO W. Cout Hwy. • 16 Bayt • olher extru • still under "· 1
GeliW\I, club actlvllle&. ---=".=.2-.=.l.!7_:___0_ easing Newport Beach 612-7,30 a.m. lo, • ., p.m. WARRANTYCall 54....,,,,, YOUR NEWLY_ 'APPOINTED -I ~• -· A •-p ~, Mon., Tues., \\'ed., I Fri. : "~· uto .. rvlct, •rfs ~ 2022 Busineu C~rer Drive AI.FA Ri::imeo • n!d. 1959 OPEN THURS 1'0 9 PM PORSCHE '58, CP Jf;OO, ' * UOO Vlll .. -Tralltt conv. Good cond. New pain!. Good paint It. mecb mnd.
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...... 1385 cc VW motor, rebuilt. 2 lrvine, Calif. 9266-4 '72 FIAT M ~ Id b Su A ~--T I 0 G A I Puk. Sp. I. a ... Frnnl • chm" brok... J 55 0 . u'1 ~ eo y "· •-• , s::><sJ bhl. holly, chrome. intake, TI4 /&1J-8620 21J/627-03fi7 $950 .ffM--3511 Trailer Cabana, IJ Ft. power pulley, dist. oil 646-4650. Br&nd ne1v 1972123 2 dr. ltd, · 1 · -t)I
Ownl ~r boat and dock. cooler. exhaust, !'T.c. '350. TIME FOR '58 Giuhtlta Sprint serial No. 128A0864508. ·m Porsche 911·T. $5600. 1'
$!500. M ull• ooly. 1!75-6M;9. Sll--0380. Good condllJon $450. $199 DOWN Am/Im, "'11ow w/blk -lthr
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Salo/Roni 940 ·~~ ~~':,.';"':,; QUICK CASH AUDI $59.39 PER MO. AM/F,68M912~~'!;_ MOTOR HO E DEALER SANTA ANA tnd ~ trona. Man ol!U. ""I •••• a1t 5 ~
5JS.3277. THROUGH A •m 4udl. 4-spd .• dr .. wn "" ,.. <J;.J.......... pm EXPLORER I ·,,_;;,SLO'IT!:D,..:;.=~diah~-wheela~--a: 1 root, excel cond. Private Y~u·~: 11 ~· !:,.;'; '65 PortCbe SC, &lnru:Jf,
MOTOR HOMES ndlal urn. Abnolt new pty. 96&-8S5S aft 6:30 pm. SS9.l9 ts the total monlhlY Tapf!deck, New t n 1 t n'.
WHY PAY MORE? w/ad.,ten to fl1 4 lur VW DAILY PILOT AUSTIN HEALEY ...,.,. .. , lnclud!DI lu, Uc-Muoi S.ll. 12395. 616-3212. , SEE US f1RSl' Dr CMvy, SUS. 5t5-t66' --------1 en1e, and all flnanCfl ctwse1 '17 Ponehl! 912 .. Xlnt cond.
NEW I: USED '61. VW pan W/_plnk alip ''3 A.H. 3000 $AVE for 36 months on •pproved New Kon\1, bait. ah.
MOTOR HOMU Door 6 fur ftndtn ·make WANT AD ~·1 blue: with blue interior, cttdit. The cuh ~ b: titts, 548-.f072.
READY TO GO ott~. 5"-3llT. w/whttls, 0/0, this hard to S3l3.f.45 includl.ni: tu: and UM19 Porsche 911 T. Br1;pt
Ol S. HARBOR BLVD. Any di1 ii the BEST DAY to fll'ltl bf:auty 11 axtn sharp. license. Oeterritd pa,yment rtd, 5 1pd. Mult lfll. bet
SANTA ANA nm an ad! Oon't'delay,, , 642-5878 See And drive. IUJM7J1), price II $2117.M whieh tn. otft.r. 66-4494.
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SPORTSCAR CENTER u.les tax Md license. An· frMwA)' mile•, AM/!'M.
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se-2720: se...ooos att 5• tl'• orana• wtth blldr ~ IMW lor. I Spd, Ei<!ro ..... cv, --------1 8"o and Drive IWXP'ltll.
ALL MODELS llLL JONES·
IMMEDIATE SPORTSCAR C. ENTER OILIVERY
Law Bait Financq 1~2131~11ar~:..,~·,..;.Coa1&=1 =M~-= 1
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Sleep• four or six (with optlon1I rt•r punaclown t.unkJ. Fe1ture1 l•tt• ~
1h1pe cllnetfe, c.on•ertlble to • •I" x 1111 bed. lll'9• c1lt ever l:ted with
l1clcler wlll e1 11fy 1ccommodete two •cfults. Corivenient ch1n9in1 .,...
~tw••n ler9 e b•th rHm •ncl w•rdro.,N can It• mecl• pri v.te with optiof'11I
cllvicfw curt•in. All •ppli111,__ces 1r1 n•m• I.rend. btro ler11 ttlley 11
coorclln1tecf with stove •nd' refri9tf1tor f« slntl• •r•• cookint con·
••nit l'lce. This plen 11 ch1r1cteri1ecl lty, lh open, 1pecioua foe lr'h9.
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IMMIDIAD DIUYlllY
CREVIER MOTOR HOMES ' 201 W. 1st llRlft, SANTA ANA
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IALE PRICID AT $447311
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'72 PONTIAC CATALINA
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Nico.()\=). SAl£ EStATI ViAfiON CU&blanca •• -/ .. Id top Convort. Local 1 .......
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'M' (My, Mailllu '71 'I It '72'1 )owe' •nw. power -I. AM·FK lleno wUb Dual com1Drt ....._ fbll
Q>e. l\uto.. P.S., radio. <REE-Prlc-.. ...__ -,._ -_ ra-tlpe ded<. power door locl<I, ,,...... factory air AM/Fl4 m>. , -"""' dlo, i..:.ter, wbitlWan tirett twm&ht aentinel Just 6•667 atereo: tilt whtti. power $199 $2995 · tino.d -llial&O rOd<, local 1 owner mlleo. Just -locU. cnrlle control. • ' . 71 IKYLAllK -""" Interior .... lib • ..,. Cir. (NK), twllltil>t ..... ,,...... trunk
'60 Chev. 'Impale 2·DOOlt HARDTOP lkle .....i appllque: mi SALE PRICED lock. Aboolu~ly """""°"' ~ •·"· radio 1 ...,,... F....,, air, auto -· wheel. under 11,000 mDu. tmh. Sold A lft'llced by
.... .,... ~uw., ' ' radio, btatef, tinted sJu1., Blue Book '5lfiS. Save $720. US. (lll.ELT).
<FXPU>>.$499 :""':io!•~ =~-~~ 'Nabers · $8555
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'61 ,.... l'airlana "'· powtt tralll. pull A · $4595 :lill llARBOR BL., 500 cpe. P.S., radio, auto., labor tnlun.not aftilable. SPECIAIJ%ING CX>STA .MESA ~Nabers u cadlnoc air. (VR'lm). • SPECIALIZING IN INQUALIT'l 5fl.9ll>J Open Sunday
$999 ' QUALITY . IAUER 72 EL DORADO -~~~BL., • BAllR SUNROOF ~"' ()pen Sunday
'61 lulck Skylark Jlt!li:K.oPEWAGUAI\ Palomino '"Id with white
Cpe. Auto., P.S., l'tdid. Bl1ICK-OP!:lrl'AGl1AI\ 21!15 -BM!. podded top Thl• cor lilted 71 Ced B,.,..ham $64'5
(UllA.) -Hut:Cll' a.d.a.ta Jl:e.l O.t& lll• new tor $10:'100. Fully luxury Hu onJy 11,100 mU• Is Wee • $999 f7t..2S91, . • --equipped. Hu 6MO seata. new. AM/FM lteno, factory
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$399 -eport -..,_ -· --· "'BIU. Wl!ITLEDGES" SuftHI Motors CONNELL (Sl!LTl3J. ---. factory air Suntet Motors 19711 Hari..r llvd.
CHEVROLET S1m -......... OOly Cl,!85 1'71 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mna """677
-Htrbor Blvd.. -Muot -· Costa Mo•• '4M677 '811 EL DOIW)(), 1 ·-· QJ1ta Mesa 1 5'1-1203 (C311111655S2) -xtra low mlln.lt. new tires.
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2480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Drive
COST A MESA Ph. 546-8017
11/J MILE SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRIEWAY
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
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'71 EL DOIADO ·~~~c 71 ~~c '69 CHEVY ~ROS
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NI_.., factory air, via11 lnta., NII ,....., lactary .,......, ...,i top, pluoh -Onlr Jl,2U kX:ll -Fll<t. ~ 1.-lllu u.-mJJn. C '"4, tlldlo. _..,.,
top clod\ I leather In,_, air, tllt.tele whoel, -a )ff-In,_, 111t a air ...,.,., tall .....,, Utt a w, -lie ,._ ,,_ 1111.
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540-9100 Opon Su..S.,. HJ.!llll) ~ SUnday !iii Cadillac CacliUac Cadllac --• NalMrs I ca•1c .s. --.... ,...... ~ HARBORL mto .• alt, p '·-
•19 CAD Conv. 'OJ Vollan1. '65 1'-po. !<O<ds !Idle work. 2600 llARJlOR BL., llOO llARJlOR BL., lllOO RAllBDR Bl., '81111 ' Ca•IC '81111 IWUIOll BL., roof, (!lllDBlll.
Mako otter. Uc'd •12. c.n Make ott<r. Call 5IO-!'l03 or oosrA MESA oosr• MESA cosrA ~ ~~---=A= --RAllllOR 111., CX>srA MESA $AU PRICID !148-"68 515-6112. ~9100 0..0 ,,._,, HJ.9100 o..,. su..liy llO-SIDO ..,.... ........., <X>aTA Ml!I.\ IMO.SlGI Open.-., e
910 Aul1)s, Now 910 Autos, Now 9IO A--• 9IO A--"° 51).9100 ope.-..,. 71 C.,..lc:e 4 Dr. 5-1. '61 COUPE Autos, New tlO Autos, Now
.. Clod Sedu de VIiie, 31,000 VI, ..-. !aclor> air, RodJo, llUIO., S.S.,
ml) Orfe, .... -C0111L P.S.,PJl.,P.-a. ..... ....... IU!CZU).
Alf/FM ,_ 110$. kndau top. -"'· $1299 MMlm. (22111MG). e
'70 COU,l'E $2999 '61 tDUPE ~ DE VIW CON.NELL lladlo, P.s .. a•Jo., a1r,
CHEVROLET root. cVHFl'l3>.
V'"11 .... full -· faclory 2121-Blvd.. $ALE PRICED air, 1111 wh"!, AM·FM Costa M... 516-1'03
,,_ radio, .(83f1AVA), !910 0.. °""""'" p;st&te . e . •
..... I Pus.v. sl&.'wji.. Pwr'. ... COUPE : ~ ......_._.brakes AM-FM Radio, auto., AM·l'M. ....... o~u15 • P·wlndowa. (133CZR), 'I
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Codlllac --•-. Paor" e -fWlB</R Bl. tor. Allldnr $2Wl5. !li7.c8&1. '71 COUPE
N L--Stmo radio, tilt-.. whl. $ALE PRICE~
OJSTA ~ • 'ff lmP11I• Custom Radio, auto., P.S., air
SELECTION +DISCOUNTS = SUPER SAVING.S ~~AM;O-~~"st.:~ (-~~1:~L
. '68 CAMARO $1699 CHEV!lO'J:T
--------NEW 1972 ELECTRA CUSTOM LIMITED--------, 0r. 11.,... dlr. utt1e c~~~~t~T Costa~~.~
honey! Take older car in 2828 IWbor Blvd., "TO Chev. Clp'k:e 4. $1.l 0 tnde. Will ftnance pvt. ..... a.ta Mfta • • • 546-1203 PIS, P/B, air an!.,
VTLJIO. Call, f.M-<811 .. '70 T W Pri• . ..,.. $2l(X). -ownsman. agon ... a..v Caprice ..... =-"'"'
CAPll , equip., one owna,
• , VI, A-.allc, Pow"' Steer-belt otter. 9611-19'1S.o
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moa wheel .. 12,150 mliet. 9 ..... VI. au!O, ladory air, 4-Door Sedall' auto, trtu., AM·FM radio, Wagon . S1
, This fine blue 1portl car ii poYt'tf stffrlng, ~er win· Gori~ • deep
.. 2H440106 PIOM MK. WINDOW sncm PllCI priced below market. (.Df. dows; radio, roof rack. (787· 'q.jWn w'tdi matchlDC '
CIN). EYY). top ud lffth<r -· New 1972 Eloctr• Cu.tom LTD o4 Door Hardtop. FuD power, factory equipped plus the foRowing luxury options. Sono-metic radio, rear
spee•ers, white w•I tires, .fector.y ... ir conditioning, tinted glass, power steering, tilt steering wheel, custom limited interior & custom top.
Window .ticker price $6988.26-Bauer Price' $5788.26. ·
------BRAND NEW 1972 RIVIERA--------
••OM MK, WINDOW ITICUI PllCI 2Htllll
New 1972 Riviere. FuU power, factory equipped plus Iha following luxury options. AM/FM llereo radio, white .side waUs, factory air
conditioning, tinted glass, 60""40 custom interior with 6 w•y power seat driver & pauenger sides. Power windows, cruise-control, elec.
Irie door locks, chrome wheels, custom vinyl top. Window slicker p-ico $7083.85. Bouer Price $5883.05.
OPEL SALE!
CAR & DRIVER MCICJCDine I" unbiased competition test rated General Mo-
tors, Buick Opel 1900 Series over Capri, Pinto, Vega, Toyota & Maida.
-------1972 OPEL STATION WAGON--------
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1972 Opel Station W•gon. Full factory •quipped including tutomatic
tran1mi11ion, httfar, dafrosttr, flo thru ventilation, luggtga rack, plus
white aide wall tit•• I: tinted wind1hield. Oemonstr•tor. #64957707)
BRAND NEW 1972 OPEL SEDAN-----
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New 1972 Opel Seden. Full ltctory equipped lnclud·
in9 full 1yncromt1h transmission, htattr, defroster.
flo ihru vtntilatlon, plu1 whit• side welt~tlrtt, D•l~o
rad;o. •5l95672lJ.
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• WE HAYE A GIANT USED CAR FACILITY & WE NEED YOUR CAR
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'$2395 $2500 powtt, FAC'IORY
SPECWJZING CONNELL 14.000 milot, alrto. """
• 11'1 Q114LITY CHEVROLET control,,,_ top< decl;
DUltlt -wheel, 6 WQ' power Dftnft -Harbar Blvd., door Jockl 5 Michelin
Costa -516-12113 -· ...;..--( BUICK-OPEWAG11All
2921 Harber Blvd.
Cootall ...
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'&4 Cllny 4 Dr. Sedan =· ! ~ ~
Alrto. trans, power st-. avallable.$5595 l
radk>, heater COFFl.'15}, ME. '
dlr. ~ -_ SPECIALIZll'!G CHJYROLET "$ Chevrolet Statton Wagon,
'10 Nova S.S. oaup, s:!G vt hl'W V& reblt engine. Xlnt
vinyl top, brown w/beigf work car. Best otter over
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vinyl bucket 1e11.hl. Auto-$200. 49f..3166. BUICK-OPEL-JAGUAR ...
matic {floor ahl:ft) tonsole. DEPENDABLE '66 Malibu 2925 Harbor Btvd. ""
Factory a:auee1, power disc V8. Auto, F/A PIS. Tinted Costa Me.a
braktt, exterior chrome. W JS. Dix. htt. Oean! Must 979-2500
TOP SHAPE! $11JI. MUSf See 549-0759 K II
SELL! Will .. qulck. Call • 0 M llbu w '69 MAR I 531-1218. 1 a -.on Vinyl top, tapeJtry A leatbef =~;,....,~~~~ 9 pau. VB, automatic, tac-i t rior dual comfort ltl.tl, '67 Impala 2 DR HT, Vlnyf tory air power steering, n e •
Top, Air Cond. Vf!l'Y Oean. radio, ~r raclc:. (556BQC). full power, factory air CCII: .
11095 or belt ott<r 646-J242 53099 dltlonlng. tilt wheel, stereo,
• ' . • powerdoorlodfa.elc.-
61 EL CAMINO, ...., tltta. CONNELL m-can tmtde amt
PIS, air, tmneau cover, lo CHEVROLET oot. C90l925). I
ml. ~. M6-2191. 2829 -Blvd.. $4777 '47 Olevy, 1% ton. Step Van. Coda Mesa 546-12>3
No engbW or tram. -..., Chev Impala, AJc; new • NaL-.-~.66~Cbev~-. "' .. c.=-pi~ic""•",..ndlal...,,.~ ........ • tune up, $100. .....
543-Till. Cadlllac !Im.See ... _
$1fXX1. M4-341T YELLOW '87 Chevetle 2600 HARBOR.BL..
Malibu, air, radio, pa, blck CX>SrA MESA '68 Impala Custom vlnY• top. 112X! . .,,...,.. SI0-9100 °"'° &m1o1
. "II VEGA Cpe., 4 spd. '66 CONTI.. ooJ, 51,000
OOIJPE, Factory Air, CVZtl· am/fm, tint atau. polyglu. mlln all -xlnl ....i.
549) $1495, inr. m:ms. SJ.;500/otle'r. 539-5140. $1($1.' m-BD'"I ""'
'M CORVAIR VAN, 4 apd. 1968 Caprice 4 dr w/air,
$315. SS Victoria St., CM. tape ded<.' $1.:-.00. A eood want ad ts a -II)'
646--3797. 54>1000 vestment. 1
Motor Home• Motor Home• Motor Home•·
Sole/Rent 940 Sale/Roni 940 Sale/Rent
VACATION SPECIAL . . '
' ' ' ..
IRAND NEW '72 VW POP TOP CAMPER
l'UU.Y SIU' CONTADB lllCUIDIM etANT TINT.
4 S.-....... H•••· •Hl:rot114'....., To Cliuu ..,_,
.sn5:s2 ~ sn5:s2 ,. . 7 PAY'lllHI' :_7 MOtml
ttLrf ........ ,,.L lfLn k ............... , ........ .,, nc ........ .._
• ...... ·~ .Mat.., ...... .,...,... .,.,. .. _..... $6094.!9 ............ ... .ti.,.... ....._ •n tic.-.., If .,.. ~ .. ,., ••9' lu• ••sit pric.a It $47K." 1..r.
........ '11 ~--UAL PUClMfAAl IATE !US. om 110 NIW. & USED YW's Ir PORSCHD
TO CHOOSE FIOM -OPEN SUNDAY
@ H ARBD~,~ ~-~ @
I . . '.' ' ( 11l."'\J' l'\lf";TON £][ l\l H ''I l
I I I . I
3rd QUAR ER DEMO SILE!-
·• •EAuT1Ful LOW MILEAGE STAFF AND
EXECUTIVE CARS AT TRULY UNl9UE SAVINGS!.
CHOOSE .110
CUTLASSES-98s~s •. WHILE .THEY LAST!
· JUST 9 LEFT OF ntfSE SPECIALLY EQUIPPED .·
. CUTLASSES F.OR . YOU JO SELECT Al.OM
Example: Brand New 1972 Cutlass Hardtop Coupe
LO~DEQ; Factory Air Conditioning • Turbo Hydramatic: Trans. • Power StHr•
Ing • Power Disc: Brakes • · Vinyl Roof • Deluxe Radio • Whitewalls • Sporty ·
Louvered Hood • Full Wheel Discs • Tinted Glass • Plus muc:h • muc:h more •
. <lFt7H2Z135514J .
DAILY PILOT
1972 TORONADO
ABSOLUTE!. Y LOADED: Full power lncludlnt lndlvlduel power ' wey
front •••*•• pow•r cloor locks, tilt·+•leacoplc 1t•trin9 whetl. AM·fM
1ttNO racilo, powtr dtck Itel rel••••, door ecf9t 9u•rd1, ft.or matt.
c111tom fn.teri•r, tinted 91111, 1pecl1I ptif'l+t httvy duty c00Rn9, vl11yl
roof 1ncf mort. (733707) Otmonstretor.
SPECIALLY PRICED AT
00
Autoo, UMd. 990 Autos, Used 9't Autet,;,UM 90 l,\ulu, UNd 990 Autol, UHd "° Autol, ~ ~ 990 A/lfao, U-990 Autos, U-. 990 Auio,. U• flO
l
CONTINENTAL FORD •• FOID OLDSMClllL! PONTIAC PONnA J:NTIAC PONTIA'C 1'1.YMOUTH ·
ooNTINEliTAL ''"· • "'" --,-7-l_FO_R __ D __ , __ .....,.GA1.AXIE..,...=".,.2""11ocm-.-.,.,. ...... • 19'3 rndlmoblle ••1•n. 1970 PONTIAC OTO . ., 1'tftblnl a. Au1e, ·.1r. "•69PoNTIAC ·'69 ie>NNEVILU 171 p1v-~ Ciicket ·
vinyl ~ air, powu, radial G LAXIE 500 need• work. .Fint $100. IMded. Average con d. Muat •Cl"ib $1500 dlx Int, d1le trb. ff.I>. lo ill 4 D HT WAGON '1 ' tittl, lihr Int .. °""'"· ..... A . ta> ... --· Blown bHd cul<•l JllO, ~ . .... .. Orlt!. owner. J1100. nnev • r. . : m~t Is eood. $ 2 2 5 0. 2 Door Hardtop VAN 300; Auto, v.s, 1!TD 146-4591. * * '6' GRAND PRIX. rood 613-56.17. (Factory Air) 9 pau. VB, automaUe, n & 4 D:lor, ' 'Pffd, 9000 mll• 1
S41-6t65. • Crpt &: paneling. Consider condlUon. $300. after 4, 19116 PONTIAC Catalina 9 Sharp httilage gold with con-H, power ~ttting 4 brake•, =Y), $1295 dlr, Call
... :r-vi!,:r,uto· !::;..~.:!: cash " trade. 642-4610. PONTIAC 847-3f08. ~nger Station wq:. LDw truling landau top., AUIO. factory ali, powrr tall gate . I
,l CORVEJ IE ""1tewatl tk., tilted &lau, lm P,into. $)600, ml. Air cond. 96i-9832. tran1., ndio, heater, powtt wi~'. Jugage r11ek, 1969 PLYMOUTH cu.tam !""-..:..-------'l&nday. top, vinyl interior, * IJ3.l628..,,. 1n CATALINA ttttrinr. power brak6, pow· stereo tape, WSW, tic, 1394-suburban St&. Wp, pd ,
.r. CORVETTES k>-1o mllet (ll45$). A sem Brand ~ ~ .C.taUna , TIME FOR -...)"~•, landau top, A ET8). c:oniff T.O.P •. 0).23211 ,. •• fully f&ctory equipped In-''Be11 Buy" (YCN5Cl), 1 yr $2888
,, • ., .STINGRAY ::,;.,t':"~~·.:i~'. JEEP c1""""' e1r ....... ... ••• ......,. tn.1n _,, • tabor T·lllD
VI 4 ll)eed fadory air radio, v...a, tnt ciau.. waw insurance available.
' ' ' part, I: labor insurance 1!53MILlTARY;leepM31Al, tirtlmor'•Yiny· 1setoprte't mN•,''. QUICK CASH $l 995 '62 T·BIR.0 ~ •teerina", radkl. {ZDW· available. f eyl, 4 Whl dtlw, M'W _o.d.
WlLL TRADE $2895 ~"'."I'· JlQ<O. form. 2L57S2C31135.1. SPECIALIZING
•· ' , "ii,~~~G ·n !I Oiev Bluu. 350 •re.. $495 DOWN DAILY PILOT IN BAUER
Cr Nabers 19 Cadillcu;
JllS OR B= Orn:lt * 641-1!95 *
'68 T•Blrd, 4 dr., I•nda!1, AD
........ Exe<!! ...... br1c
Owner, 673-2418. 11.ll!l5.
2600 HAJlBOR BL.,
COSTA MESA 72 STINGRAY BAUER 13,000 miles, xlnt ''""'· $133 42 PER MO
"'· 4 speed, ....... at-. MaJI)' ...... 517-4933 • • WANT AD BUICK-OPEWAGUAR 11.cm mile1, 1 owner. cm. 1~ , ... CJ3A .. , _,, v·---• -1 ···t -Har~ Blvd .(HQ). BUICK-OPEL-JAGUAR E:~. ·M; we: Ytt:, Just 1495.llO ls thi! total ~a money ~· -Costa ':"eu. ' Uke to trade! Our Trader's
540-9lllll Open -VALIANT
WILL TRADE 2925 Harbor &Nd. n-••• '"3 down .. VO'O'Wnt and only )'OU.f h:luae, •pt., .ton 979 1500 Pan.di• column ii for ..,.,! 'e6 Valiant. Good cond. PIS. ' iY Cotta Mesa •"""'· __... · 1
.. -642 5678 -1
-n.dlo, heater, new paint , • ~llOO $133.42 ii the total morithly bkfr., etc. thru a Daily Pilot • Fut ruulll are JUll, phorw S line•, S daya for S bucks. brU:ei, •hocb, S 411 , "~ LINCOLN payment Including tax, . . ,,.._,, ... ~ .. ~ 'ff CON~RTIB~E ,70 MAVERICK 11~,.. and all financt' Clauilied Ad. 6Q..!S71. call aft'l.Y. 642-567!. ~ 'U'll"'VQ•o. 549-3141. iffri-:., ~~;-ir·~: Cpe. 6 cyllndu, 4 1peed. * * 19674dr. Fully Equip., charies tor 36 month& on Autos, Used 990A ~ut...,-n-,""U,.aod...,----,'90"°' Autu, Used 990 Autos, UMd 990 A'"u..,to-,-, '°'Uaod-o----=fti"'1"
FM. ~J. ' f"B&raaln) 236BNR. air, excti cond. SJ.a approved cndit. The cuh ;;;;.======;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;=;;:;=========;.;====;;;;;====;;;;==:;;:;~
• WILi: TRADE $
1299
-'· :'· • .:::;~I~\= GR.EAT USED CARS 0 e CONN~L MERCURY poyment price la 15291.U
; ''4 STINGRAY CHEVR ET ,,9 MERCURY whlch lnclOO.. e11 11nanee
4 lliltd power wiDdowL 2128 Harbor Blvd., charret. sale• tax and ~ ~ (UOn?IJ. Cotta M,.. 5*121ll COUGAR XR7 ""'"''" Annual percentqc ~ C 1~99
1
C... VI tome tic ni. It 1.16.
i ccri.N1LL 70 LYD ...:,.... ;.·~ ...... .;i;.::: BILL BARRY ,
CHIVltOtET Immaculate. V-1, Auto Tnna. ditiotrlor, ndto, boater, PONTIAC-GMC FIAT u Harbor Blvd P.S., P D1'c Brake•, Alt whlta walll This one ii jolt • L: Mesa 546.un Cond, Vinyl TOp, 100,_ nn outlt&ndlna: mu.It drive. <lit St ., at S.A. Frw)'l ~ Avail O.A.C. 897-4224. XOR.!m) JJ00 E. lit St., Santa Ana ~, ·~~:~~rli!'. ... Fon! LTD Brougham. SALE' PRICED 5.18-IOOO
/W. New pinb tm. Full ""'"· AIC, AM/FM. , 72 LE MANS _
;i.1-.. -Prl/Jlli. Luda• top. Good Cana. Brand now :tm Pont!U 2 w;i~:::-::1=.-:::=~J.!Prlll't1~~· ~1116~9~1&.i:::=-I · dr., Lt Mani, muat IH to ""Qneua -. .. m i.; • 72 Country Squire .C:Z,. N...,. :i ... ~ ll o • ...... --,....."*' Air,"'· nck, TrP. • C••c $325 MMi ~1 -ID' • no •.ooo mL i-. 515-E • 11ARB01< BL., wn"
tthr r.st wit trt 4edt. l9S1 Ford Fah1ane Wq, O>Bl'A MESA
=i. ~ -~· $311!. sco.mo • Open Sunday $85.81 PER Jiii, ~ DOD'"-1 ' ' "' • BIG, ROOMY, ........ ~ w !ti Ford c.witry Sq. w....,, P/b, Pi~ .air. _, ..t. Y ... )uJt 1325 la the tot&l 11!-'-'"-----· 1 onb' 21,cnt mOel, pf1f cond. $125. M6-170. ' down Pl)'!Mnt and only
Movtrc. $1300. lJC.<J6ll9 '18 CoJoey ,_ -111.n IA .,,. tntAI monthly
.. Ftrd a.tom Wqoo, 9 .... N Powe' payment includlna: tax
LARA WA.ON r~ "". """' "--a.~ "-•• -' lk<noe and all ftnanoo · ~.... · •-.. _, ~ tharfn: 1or 36 months on -. vi..,•;·.:; * &0-7531 * MUSTANG .,,.......i Cftdit. The cuh
'61 DO•ll
'55 CLASSIC G.M.C. PICKUP ...•. $1095 -... '67 VW Stj)UAREIACK .....•..•.... $995
Chs'T'f ~ -...,.,., CM TMI O!lel --''-"-' ._ .. _> ______ _ Mew •W ~11111, 111.,.1 ' '°"""' (\IDX '311)
'61 VW PICKUP ................... $695 '69 AUSTIN AMERICA .............. $195
• lpetll. IYXZ 1"'1
'68 FIAT SPIDER .................. $1088 '67 JEEP ....................... $1595
' WMtl .,,. ..... , CJU. -N.w 51"'11 Tlf• -Mew CtMry ~•llof. Tlllt W ..... O!llJI
Lie. f* DIM!
'56 VW IU• ...... · .. · · · · .. · • • • • .$695 '72 VW WAGON ............... $3095 •-a.trllft hcWI ..... C:IMtlc Cftltlofl. i°'S '1U •11. J o.r1 tr•t V•ll1w, Al.l ...... •oc. AMl~M S••r•, LAow M ......... ilncl If ,Id.
w ••• ...,.,. '" 1110 . :~~~~....;.:..; · · · · ........ · · · · · .S395 '64 VW CAMPER IUS ............. $1295
• SpMf. lllJ •Ol'I Z?.-~,'!..I!.' ..!~~ ~~~2~ ~.;,,· .... $1999 '70· KARMANN •HIA ..........•.. $1695
....... i.. HH11r, '.,..., (• 1111
'69 VW IUS · .... · • .. · .... · · • • • • .$2195 '70 VW $9UAREIACK ........... $1195
........................... {.OWi CMrlw!tlM Or ...... """" Nl./,M 11 ....... 111:11'• Lew Mii•. cm IEHI
'71 VW SUPER IUG ............... $1195 '68 VW WESTPHALIA CAMPER .. ~ •. $2395
C..'9nl Lw S ... C...,_OM OrMfl, ... i., fl'1•1
-r-*. .... -'it _,... Gmff. Full> -IA $29113.85 lncludtrc
f. ----Ind. air. ""'· '!& 11-GT •• 1 .... ml""'"'"· Def.-. '64 VW ·•U• .•................•.. $699 '69 vw SQUAlEIACK ............ $1795 ~ ,,.,,; .... tVsoai): __,., -..o&33 t1t b)...'1M1, tramm., 1'/h, tile Imm. 'al payment ~ II $3414.}f •'-0. ll:Mlt, .,.,._ T,._,.,ttliM. IOWJ ... , ' AlllefNtk. A'1 Cl •MIM ..... I.ft Uw Mlltl. IZOY N J
'12 Econo Windo V•n Urn. Jll5. t4i ml. Which tncludn all fina.nc:t S1m Runt perfect! Maey """"I OLDSMOlla• -,'Alff ... •od '70 YW IUG ... • ... • • • • • ........ $1495 '~9 ,YW SID.AN .. , .............. $1395 .. * •itn ' -w; Uoenw. Annual pm::entqe oM ,, ..... lllAl'it.. •• ,. ... lfl• DIVJ GrtfliNr Or ... Lil; ihfr•tl ~ ...,.... .. o,,.,.1n11 """"' Cut ACAi
'• N .... 1 .. ~VB.air, '69 OLIS 98 .... 1D:i'."11uy -.7-o -vw-'--""'Sl-'D--A--N~.--.. -.-.. -.-.-.. -.-.• -.-.-•• -.-$1-4-95 '69 vw tAMPER ............... ,.-2-59-5
Gd. iond. $1.000. 1 SEDAM JlARD'rOP PILL DlllUI ..._ -"'"' •-* -, at1t1t, MMW. ll:Mi.t ,.., tll• lllt ..,,..... ~ ""'· ,W"'-11 ... -o-tllt 11191111 '• LMI Ot ~ IMLl'N •I ! C1••c • -• 4 llr HT 1'1111 ....., ,..,. , -~I.BL.. '72 LTD -........... ;.u.:. :.i..,...,, AM·nl 1PONTIAC4MC-FIAT '71 YW 411 'WAGON ........... $27..95 '6t_VW DELUXE IUS ........... -· $2295
t COIT.A" llZIA Tnde b" ~ Cir' a t.O.p. Qdlo tiJl*lt wbftl new a.at St. tl 8.A • .F!'wJ) u..... 'KtlrJ Wwnllty ............. -M.ldlllll lC ........ LIL IM'l•J ...... Ml '-"· WlllW. Tira -Ww Ml ... ,,... ......, °"" -Uc. CXYC ... ,
0.--161'll!O. -· ...U tka He't.t to :llllO E. lat St., Soot& Ana
·'9 Dldp Dul, bit "7 l'onl -Vu. ,...r. llD<I """ -· mmtJll). So-
: ..... , ...... •/llllr ...,. ed .. """· ........... -u··· ftUICIC cAs.H ,,.tr, ..... Ml. Pll. ar!s·J;-~~-----... 'r ·a ..... ml. •Int """· UM lll Triode! ""'l'l'odtt'e THIOUGH A ;t::• -.,,l ... n1s1or,...i N••1 DAILY PILOT
--. •-1a,.1ors-C•••c WANT AD
- -,..,.i. Doo'l /five ... the .. Ip! .., 114llllOR BL.,
.-"'"l -"I.lat" It Ill clualrl•d. !hip COSl'4 llESA 64Z.J671
13. !0--...... -t -54M1JI) °"" Sunday ======= .,
'71
PINTO
WE
APPR.ECIATE
.YOUR
BUSINESS
IMMEDIATE DELIVllY
$199DOWN$36A MONTH FOR 35
IOlrlHS
$199 ii loltl ti.. pyml, SU h
lit tng}n1, Aut,111Gtic
1r1111111111ion, Mktl
Mott. ,.... .. hloW.
"'"" 188 FULL -f;;i2~;gr,1~~
11c--. AlfA.JM:-nll(&flo\Gt:
--• -!!K!:.-»]t lJJO'I'
'72DODGE
BlOOVAN
(•tl9Milt4 •r "(ti•rt11r",
full corpetinf. ponelill(I, satori rock.
~111d1 tire 111011t11, po1nl 1trip1.
looded for lun & fro lic. 2465K.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
$31 88
PULLPRICI
$199DOWN
$104MONTH
BIANQNEW
'72DART
SWINGER
2.0001 HARDTOP
22S CJD ....... ..-..w .... «, tlH .. ffl' Mck·Vfl lithU,
llut1r. fvllJ IK!ery ......
FOR 36
IOMTHS
........
11" i• ~ On, 'fllll. $104 i~ IDlal ""·
Pf"'I. i.MI, IO• li(t"ll .. al1 (Vrflnl
tfloltH Ill GJllll'. ulllil fot 3' -0.-
,.,,.. ''""· '111:1 $3943 id. ...... ,,. ,,n,1. AHNOAl PEIClHIAGI IAlE
10.fl'I'
IMMIDIATE
DILIYIRY s21a1~
'" ............ .,, ........ PICI $199 DOWN
ct.ft' "' ...,. cr'lllil -,. -,,... ......... Iii:............ $71 A. MONTH '013' o.flrl'lll.,.m. ,,a s21ss Kl ... ll MONTHS
& '"""· """"' PllCJJHAGI un 11..s2"4
... 4s,..; ... ,.,, •.
dit,. ....... Mktt
wot1.'fu1 Ny! ....
rior. 326 Elf,
'69 PlYMOUTH WAGON
V-1.poww sllering, vinyl inltrior, rvdio.''*"-,dn8klftaltrocl:. 6
om.. WfliWWls. wt..w cohn. unos •
''199 DOWN '30 A MONTH :,0!:.,',
l ............... ,.,. .. ..,. ...... _~ .... -~ ... ...., .. d•••• , ..... 1tr.ra.-·.....,,...,,..,,,tst,1m....,~•N-
'69 FORD WAGON
,_,...., Sldln. 10 pou. 390 V.t, lllto. ....... '°""' slelriAe. "*'
heat•, NI •illy! inttfior, ..tittwall ttm. Xl!U695 • '
'199 DOWN '36 A MONTH :,~~s ·
''" " ........ ,,...$»It ..... -,,... ml .... ._ ••. .,....., ..... .. .,... ..... " .. *'-......... ~ ............... ,, ... ~1 1,f8
• 1 ,,. ' _,._..,PUC:mnA HTlll,1"1o •
10 PLYM. FURY · · · • ;69 PLYM. RoadruMer : . . ·'68 DODGE Coroff\ ~
383 V·B -•·nt, oul<l. ~-, .. foe"'"' $9' ·a 8 3S3 V-8: 4 sp11d trans .. radio, $' ·9 aa· 2'.i>oor Hor..;+.cjX,a.'outo. h'o~· ¥-$' "~ .. ~ .. ~... . .. , hearer. vinyl·"!~~'~."!"~•. • p1i-""""''~top, 1u11 . .. ~ir. roitio · and heoter.· · ZXX427. ,• , interior,dliitlWiU~dehlxt . , ~~~. . ~~~~·
FUil PIKE ' · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · FUil Pllct • ' I• •
'71 GREMLIN 2-DOOR . 70 FORD ~Door Sedan
·fvll vinyt . .;.erior, radio, htot~. $9 88 V-8,.....,trans.~stoeringand $
hi .. bock se.ats. fpld ,down t•ar tnkts;radio, htot•. 83S8EM. . • . . .•.
seot, custorn exttrior.
A11465E2004n.
''69 CHEV. NOVA
6 cyl ... ..:.Uw1t, mito. trans. radio $
n-.ZKC407
'
'67 CHEV; ~~·Y~
1oa.· ~--.1n1m. ,.t·~
..11 ....... 964S4l • .
'
lt •
'71 '
VEGA ' • 23IO • I' ,
IMMIDIA n DIUYEIY • -
$199 DOWN $36 A MONTH ::s
' . . 14ftchMck. chrtfllt ..... ,.,. ...... $1
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FULL
PRICE
.~
1-IDIAT~ ..
DILIY•Y •
. . l""" ..... ..,.. ..... Mitt. ........ 17hl4 1N. ...... ' . """' .. ., .......... ....
• ~ •illy! ll'lttrilr, •'•"" uehf . .,....,..,.IJ!ildi-.
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-·--· COSTA MESA SADOLEBACK LAGUNA BEACH
HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH
"FOUNTAIN VALLEY IRVINE SAN CLEMENTt
WEEK OF AUGUST 6 • AUGUST 12
-
WILSON FORD S I
11255 llACH ILYD .. HUN11N•T011 i1ACH ' . .............................. ~ .•
DICK WUON IAYll '71'1 All ~ IY 1lm
1IUCI LOAD I 1 ...
COUNTS OIC ALL ........ ift:'t I I ,
t iijiiiJl I I
lltAND NIW 1
SA'ft .. ,. , ....... , ... ,..,. ...... .... ..................... ,, ... .. ,.. .............. 592-5511
TV !PORTr HltJH//(J!IT! ~
SUNDAY. AU8UST I
10-.JO AM• U.S. "'°'"''°'*Tennill CMmplonlhlpe (31hhr) From the l:Oncwood Crick.t Club In Chtttnut Hiii, Mass. 11:00u~ .......... An1••• vs. Royal• _from Kansas.
l:JO C8S Tennie Claulc Rod Laver vs. John Newcombe. 11.-00 IAAU lnt.matlonal CNntple>Mftlpe
2:00 (I) PGA Gott TournlllW1t Final .rounds oll:be. PGA Cham·
Ip from the Oakland Hiiis Golf Clu' in 8lrmln1h1m, Mich·
5:00 ~/Flsdw Cheu Championship R.,._ Chess Master . IJ
•rie Koltanowskl re'liews th• week's aemes.
MOHDAY, AUGUST 7
.5:00 I ... tor lMsue ...... 1:00 MatiM" LMaue lalebell 9:00 forum loilftl
WU>HE:SDAY, AUGUST 9
9:30 8 rttEMl£R£ The Tommy flt'othro Show Discussion and com·
ment on L:A~ms football pmes. • ·
10:00 m Clnedlan f'ro Footbllt Hamilton Ti1er-Cats vs. British Colum·
· , 6ta Uons. • , -THURSDAY, AUGUST 10 · .
8:00 111ox.1ns F10m the Olympic 9".JO rttEMlfJt£ Rams Action HHd Coach Tommy Prothro an•·
lyses Ram a•mes. SATURDAY, AUGUST 12
ll:OOAM .. Makw ·Luaue ... Mbell Teams to be Announced. 11:30 • NatioMI °'91 loet ChampionatUps From the two
mllhon do ar Long B•ch Marine Stadium. 1:00 IPJ NA Goff ClnsiC From Westchester Country Club •t Harrison, firew Yortl. (live)
2:30 Hflh and WOd "Wisconsin Snowmobile Derby"
3:00
"° 4:30
5:00
lpotb Action Pro-Fil• Rama Action Coach Tommy Prothro hosts.
Action Pro-F11e Larry Mahan is profiled.
CMmplcNwhlo Auto Redns "The Oeytona Dreem"
A8C'1 Wide WOftd of SpcMU
revtno'a Golf Pat Henry vs. Monty Hall.
7:00 Lee Trwtno't Golf
1:00 7:30
9:00 11:00
11:30
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2 a CC> ''Gentle CU.nt" (dr•) '61-0.nnl1 Weever. Ve,. MllH-
t .. i.Ah~ ~i.Jd,.) 'U-Lelll• Ceron. Tom Bell. 7 J I (C> -'The •~ (adv) '72-Uurence 1.ucklnblll. t .. "Wl llefn" ( ,.) '41-Humphf'9Y Boprt, Id• Luolno. 1 ..,.. Down ,..~ Cd,.> '57-Joanne ~ooowara. Tony ltandell. MONDl\V, AUOU9T 1 7 ~ '"Undw tlM Yum Yum T,.... ,..rt I (com) '63-Jeck Lemmon. 5 .,Any 8wt Can ,..1"' (we1) '61-€dd lymH Giibert Rotend. t "'-"• I/If I~ (d,.) '61--Susenn•h Yori!. Kennetll MoN 7 J (C) "Once ..,.,_ I DW' (till'9l '61--John Derek Ur9ul1 AndNt11. 2 I (C) .,A T...,... W*" (d,.) '7 -1.Joyd lrldps, 'r,.nk Conv•,.•· TUUDAY AUGUST l ' 1 J!!C ••uftdw tM Yum Y""' t,.... Concl. (com> '6$-Jeck Lemmon. I (C "Afrf 8wt Can ,..1"' (Wff) 'M-f:dd lym ... Giibert Rol•nd. t r ... ,_,~., (ho,, ''1-0sear Homolk1, Ron1ld Lewl1.
1 J I (C> "Kuna Fii" (dra) '71-0avld Camtdlne, Barry Sullivan. t (C) .. ~ .. u.me" (com4~ RoHllnd Ruuell f'olTfft Tucker. 2 I (C) ''TIWee 9lte of the ~) '67-0ivld McCallum. WEDHEIDA A Tl
1 ~·«:41,.. ., .,_ .. ~. T'-ir <r>r> '6'-Terence Mors•"· I "An, Gun Can Pley" (we1) • dd ly~ Gilbert Rol•"d. t MMt .,...,... Man Affve" (dr•) '61· ra hltt. t "A .... fw ~ (d,.) '47-John Hod~ak. Wllll•m endiJr. 2 I (C) ,.,.,...,... to • ... .,..,.. (Wft) '56-J•m• Ctcnty, lr•n• P1pH.
TWUllSOAY AUGUST 10
7 il"Ttle Yeww CluM el + ..... c ... > '62-Jim" Mitchum I ., 4kMt Can ,..Y" (Wff) • lymM. Giibert Rol1nd.
t ~ 1w. Can fltii~ (~~er SeJlera"'.M1I letffrlln1. Z I CC ""TM ....,. (com '67 er Seit.rs. lrltt ul1nd.
t .... a.....,,... (acM '41 '"'' a-1" ~ S•nd•rL 2 I CC> "'T1w ~ .,_...... (d1'9 '"'-=Tony Rand•ll. Anita Ekber1.
FRIDAY, AUCI 11 1 ~l .,~ K...-(m~) •M-Jecll Lord. Shirley Knllflt. S J .. ,.,., 9un Can Pta~ (wea) ·~dd lym" Giibert ltol•nd. t lf,,..... (d,.) ·~urt Jursans. Plltrtc:la Hui. 4 10 "KIU a On,_... (aclV) '71~emando la"'''· Jeck Palanee. 2 I ( "Men In tlle M1Me." Van John'°" Nancy Malone· "Keep the Palltl," lart Convy, How1ard D1Sllva: ........... ,.,. iied.,. Kenneth
Mira. 2 (C) -'The • .......,.._. ., IM a.r <•us) '70-Clenn fol'd.
IATUltDAY,AUOUtT l2 t "K919 el tM ~" (dra) ''4-G,...ory !'eek. Tllomn Mitchell. I "MliMt{ ., tlle Mes•te.•" (ad-fl} • .._,.obuhJro Kajlm•.
' 10 (C) "1'M ~ ~A Ton~ FrancloN, Anne l111ttr. I p,: i. tl'8 ..,. (ho,, l~la L.uaoal. Sidney fox. I •a Heur" {dra) ud He91>um, Slllrt1 Maclain•.
4 IM..,.itl" J::> 'U-o.bo;3 Karr, Mlchffl ~rave. 1 ..._ tM Rain F•ll"' (dra) '6S-Steve McQllffft. Lff "tmlck.
THE DAILY f'tLOT, TV WCfJC. AUGUST 6. 1972
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1rade when she was suspended by
the principal for usin& the word
"martini" in a three-act play which
she wrote, starred in and directed.
Wiser in the ways of the theatre, the
pert redhud made a "comeback" in
the safe, respectable role of "Mother
Goose" at a1e 12. Miss Flau cur·
rentty portrays the secretary-sister of
the Phoenix television star, Dick
Preston (Dick Van Dyke), on The New
Dick Van Dyke Show, Saturdays at
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REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS
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Q) Mtntrap
l:ZS 0 ~ bc:Mtlat "Memor1n· fil) TM Eltctric Cofttpa"J
dum" m Just lootbJ l :JO ti~ "Ctrtmony of lnno· 11:15 m Operation 5randparHts Tues ·
eenet'' Mon ·Thur.; "[coloty" Fri. Adoption Se1me11t Thurs.
Educatlentl Fe1tuft1 11:30 tJ Starch for Tomonow fJ Amu tllt ftltCI Mon.; Makifll CJ fl':) Who, Whit. Wh«t 611111
Med ti Matwlty Tuts.: Davey end 0 hat tilt Clock
Wdl Wed ; 'arttlt Y~ F0t11111 0 fl) hwftdltd
Thutl Youth and tilt ISSMS Fri m Ltt's Rip
Today • tile hr•; AMtriun &J News Huth W1lll1ms
f .. k Ill.sic Tues only. Ell) Features ID Educational Futures
6:45 fB C.IMdity •• ,.rt
7:001J cts Ntwt John Hirt D 9 &) Today Slltw
CMldren'1 Shows O News Chuck Henry
fJ IMafta Splits ID luis and His luddits m City lids Sandra Escamilla
fE M1f\et Openl111
fll) (1j) Stslmt Strttt
7:30 O Tht World To111orrow
lan111a SpUb
0 PsJdtololY I m CaftlODI
II) Htbo Kelty
fE Stoel Mer .. t Cov1t11e
1:00 tJ Captain lttnproo O John Wayne Theatre
(j) Cort .. l ruk/Cttildrtn's Teacher
12:0011"-'hlt 0 m Tilm on a Matetl 0 Movie: Set D1yt1mt Movies 0 Ci) Ei) Password
mNews fJ Ytulh 11d Ult luues Thurs m Ci1tlcpln1 5oumtet
(jj) Stsame Street
Ell) Futures Tues.· Fri
Tennessee Taxedo
12:25 m Tenneuee Tuzect.
12:30 tJ As the World Turas
D m Days •• Our Uns
0 Cil al Split Stcoftd D Ntws Watch John Fullmer m D111in1 for Dollars
fil) Features Mon .. Fri
0 Oult •~ Klrritt
MlM Otu,W Sltow
0 E!)O.e LHt t. Live
fJ Tiit l•ttt ••"It' m lup and Hb IMclla
Q) httr '•C.111us/Ma1ilta 50fill1
Maute alld the luutlluf Mi·
ct.Int Thurs.
f.ll) '•ycholeo I m Tmtl tltt W0tld Mon
~ My Jnortu Martian
lf) Ftlb tl\t Cat
3:45 m Ftatllftl
4:00 tJ Mr. £d
OTM Rlfle.•H 0 Cl) Q) l.evt American Stylt
fJ Cout11eeu1 Cat ID Quldr Dmr Mc$raw
Q) lezo's Ill Top Show m Stsa• Sbwl m Caltnd1rio Thurs. m T,.fb Wut Mon only
9 Danltl looM
g)K1111bt
•:15 fl) Uni Aventura Esp1not1
@!)To h All11ounctd
•:lO tJ Mtwie: Sae Daytime Movies.
D News Mon. only
0 fatlttt bows hst 0 News Senti, Schubeck D Candid Callltfl ID Yect 1t1d Friends
&J The MIMlstan
fl) EJ Cristo Nevo
@m Ua Canto cit Mnlce
mNtw1 Mon only
Ei) hit's 111 Top Sllow
U)S,.td beer
5:00 D Ntwl Tuts.-Frr. 0 News Geor1e Putnam
AIC N.ws Reasoner, Smith
NYPO fJ Movie: See Daytime Moviu
News m ni. n1ttt1tot1es
m "''"'' and die PreftlMf m Mister h11rs' NtlpwhMcl
@m LI S.l'lrlsa det Oiablo
m Ntw1 Mon.; Trtlls Wm Tues ·
Fri. fi Oitt Y111 o,tt
S!) Chucllt Saavldre ~ F r1
E!)a..ttdled m llwH StMfts
5:15 t::m ,...,..., Mundlal uc.pt rr1
5:30 D NBC News Mon. only 0 Ont Shp ltyond
Tltt Rifle .. n
O CJJ m&>Nnl
Aaip1ttllt Fri. m Dtttltts tM MtllaC9
Q) Hflp11'1 lslaltd
fil) (Jj) TM Electric Ce•PlllJ 9 5illi1an'1 Island; 'ldr• laM·
blfl Tues
S!) futures
ms,.tc1 RKtf
0 Ralph Story's A.M.
S&lnup Mel Knopp m Dtnnls tM MtnlCt
Qj) Edue1tlon1I Futurtt
a Ntw Zoo Re¥1tw
1:00 tJ LAw Is a Many Spten6orecl mmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
m ftatUfts
1:25 D Sperta aub
8:30 ()) htrciat and Diet
fJ Ci) Jack La Lan11t m Yofl and Friends
Cl)51Mby
f.Il)Ftat11ru
1:50 Mormn1 Ntw'I
9:001J ()) Tiit luq Show a a m 01....... "ICt 0 Tiit G1lltry
(j) Ylflf•la ·8rah111t Show fJ News W1tdl Fernando Del Alo ID Mewit: See Daytime Movies.
II) Uede Waldo
Qj) TM Electric Ce•pany m (I) ,. .... street
9:30 8 CJ) IMfty Hlllbllllt1
D al m Cencentration D tt.r•111os C...•it D Mowlt: Stt Daytime MOYies. D Tt•pe Aeai1 Philbin and Stan
Bohrman c:o-hosl
II) .. ,., Roo•
10:00 IJ CJ) f ••HJ Aff1tf
Cl) Mowle: Set Daytime Movies. D 9 m 111t ot t1tt Century
(I) Sallopilla 5ttr11tft a> ftlt.m
fD Mlstef bl'f'' H.ipb9rilotcl
10:l0 IJ ()) ...... Uh D m Hofl1wted Squares
It Tiie CM•,itn1
(I) nn Do111h1t1 Sito'#
G) W1ndtf1at
fI!) .... ,.podct hcl&t
Till111 D ®l m The .0octon Cil I Love Lucy D Cl) al All Mr Children fJ ID Movie: See 01ytime Movies. an•
l :lO tJ (I) The 5u'ctln1 Uflit D m Altothtr Wortd 0 Mewt.: See Daytime Movies
0 Cl) Ci) al l.tt's Make • Dtal
Q) Fulllotls llt sewt111
fl) ComllOcllty Report
9 TIM Munat1r1
1:40 m Dlalh11 for Dollars
2:00 tJ CJ) Secret S1oNll
0 m Retunt ta '.,ton Platt 0 Cl) (I) m .... ,, •• d Cialltl
CIJFeatvm ft Major Adaaa
2:JO tJ CJ) £d1• .. "'"'' D di m SolMl'llt D Cl) CI> m n. o.t1a1 a.1111 m Every WOllll Wutat. lnow
Ell) Tiie F.,.,._ Sip Tuts.
3:00 IJ ft My TIUM lofts 0 lltt Mt Toe SMw; Ml• Dou&·
lu Mon. only
It HlaflwlJ Patr91 D CI> CI> EB 8tneral Hospital
(I) ~ Mevie: Sff Daytime Movies.
fJ Tiit .... flkCop m .. ZMbv ... m ~ tad frt.Ma
aJ) Tiie Fenyte S.,a Fri,
ID Willll t. Adwlblrt Mon.; Clrt-
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fJI) t1J) U.S. Pf9flllit11tt T•nnlt
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eovma• of $50.000 toumemtnt at
the l.onpood Cric ket Club In Chat·
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11:001J ftttdtwoft fa•lly Hi&hli1ht1d It
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8 0.., ef DIKWlfJ
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lions clllldrtn es~ about rellaloft.
Host Is Jtmts W An .. 11. putor of
Clerernont Ptubytttian Cllurch, wltll
[mtlff Wtlitlock. f111t prosram con·
sidtts "Wlltre in tilt Wortct Is Codt' " °'" "91Mrta a •"*'ltlt .. ~
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dlilt" (adv) '54 -Rodi Hudson,
8ar11tra R11sll.
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tlonel
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THf: DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUOUST t , 1972
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Hiiis Golf Club 111 Blrminah1m. Mlcll
l31n.
ZIN 1"1 l'Mttrt
9 "' T1lrilttJ m Mftlt: "'T""".. (dra) '47 -
John Wayne, l1r1int 01y. ID'"""' Trtab t1J) Tttt ,,tel a. ... .,,.,..
8 ... bell Ptdr1s vs. Dod1trs
2:30 IJ Mtdb "How To Takt It Off''
Guest Dr. Peter Under e.umlnes
proper dlttlna.
D llMfialry N1tlon1I health cart 1,
today' 1 topic.
Cl) ftct tht .....
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(JJ) flit lftKtn DodrtM P1r1 I >:toll,.._.•.,.
D8'C..1ttt1t D ....,..: ....., &W <•dv> ·39
-Gery Cooper, David Niwn.
(I) fit. fNttrN
1111 c.-, .. D MM: (C) "'flit fablt C111bt
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di Pri•ws m...._ °""
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(wts) 'S5-81rba11 SttllWJ(k, 811·
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llosts Pat N,.11t1n tnd Joltph Dpr
loln two celtbritJ CO·llosb and 75
tet.phoftt 1'ot tint' optilton In the
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sion 11tarl np on c:fl1rau a111nat
sheriff's C.pt1ln Jotl Honey htld
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Master Geora• Koltanowskl r1vlews
tht wttk'S a1mes.
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klller ex>u111 11111 prowls tilt 111111
countty of western Amtrlu.
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9 Mmt: (C) "Atlaath. tt.t Lnt
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Joyce Taylor
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&) lteldslletl Eltlot Mintz t:oo D am a..u.u "Easy tome,
Easy Go" (R) The Cartwrlsflts baw
7:00 B Ntwt Cl~t• Robtrts trouble obtalnlna the rlsflt.of·way D Wild IOnade111 ''Stranp Partner· to haul timbtr ecross another man'
ship" land. CI> Wllara ,..,, Houalna 1.Q.1 D Cl) (j) m UC s.., MeN!
D ReflecdeMI (C) (21u) "TIM Delplill l ... 11" (adv)
(.I) TMt II, • ., Uft ·n -Laurence Uacklnbll~ Joanna fJ Dealt! Vane, Days "The l ady Pettet. C.lute Holmes, Bob Crane. A
Doctot' Miura Mc:Glvtney ind John min sifted with total recall worts
Carter star. for 1 Washinaton·based rnurch m rmpert .. Tnwl "Th• Othtr bureau whose function Is to supply
Athens" infonMlion to the office of tM
@ 11't E>tdric C.•pany President of the United States. fl) Japa11tte Fa.ti, DralM G) Dfapet
fll) De Jan Set "Sim Woodln1/ fl) Sa•• .. Rtwollltioft
Rae Harrison & Co " fE@ Mastefplea 11Matrt -TM m Suptr Show lat of Ult MoltlcatU An el&ht·plrt Cl:' Wild IOnldo• "Hippo" reprise of Jamn Fenimore Cooper's
9 lassie American dassic. m Sptdal Future 9:l0 II CJ) Cade'• Collll1y (R) Cade Is
7:30 II CJ) CIS Sun4ay Mevle: (C) (2 drawn into a feud bttwffn a de·
fir) "Ctntle llatrf' (dr1) '67-0en· p1rtment·store m1trl1rch ind htr
nis Wuver. Ver1 Miles. Ralph MN· ex-footb1ll·playina aon.
ker, Clint Howard. The film vtr· fJ News Watdl Larry Buntll
slon of Witt Morey's novel, "Gentle G) The 11& Quat1o11
Ben "
0 a m w. 1 t o 1a "', "Th • lo:oo a a m n.. 1e1c1 OMs -TM
Strana• Monster ot Str1wbtrry U.,.rs "Panther in 1 Care" (R) A
Cove" Part I (R) Skeptical towns · Black Panther Is char1td with tht
people try to fire schoolteacher Hen· murder ot 1 pl1lndothum1n.
ry Meade (Bur1ess Meredith) when 0 News Dicll Girt.on
ht reports seein1 1 su monster in Q A M• P11 His ..,.
locel w1ttrs m SietU Cell Dill... ReM*da
(j) AIMrican u~ Stytt Feundltioe Ttllttlen (cont'd until 12 D EytWiblm midni&ht)
fJ Mllllott $ Movie: (2tlr) "Tiie l · EE WeaJy """ Hfpli&lrta
S111ped Roe•" (dr1) '63 -Leslie Eli) (lj) Eveftln1 at r.,. "A Ni&ht In
Caron, Tom Bell. An unwed mother· Old Vitnn~oberta Peters"
to·bt llvin1 In 1 squ11id l ·shlped fE Ylende a ~I
room in 1 boardln1 house flods flii) Tt111M ltltt.no
comp1nionship 1nd love. &) Leu lerdH SIMlw
G) TIU~ rauports .te MVltlturt lO:lS fl) Tltis ts Japaft ''Mysteries of M1dr11'
Eli) (Jj) Tiit frencll Cllef "Coq 1u 10:30 II Jerry Visits "Am1nd1 Bl1ke"
Vin" IJ Thi Wodd To"*'°" 9 Wild Klnpot11 Cl) At ISMI
g) Fitllln' Helt fJ ~nd In ......
1:00 0 •• , .. r lalftU T·Birds vs. TtltlS
Outl1ws.
m News Chuck Cacll
8)Eatretlal Mmcala
D CI) Cl)&> TM Flt "Dark Jour· 11:0011Cl)DDCJ)0 Ntwt
ney" (R) Con min Juon Pule im· O Ila H1llbanl
per10n1tes f1mous but "irwlsible" (I) Mftie: ,ua tf die Tl•llitf·
tycoon Scott Wutmore in 1 scheme t.ld'' (dra) '60-Al1n Udd. Jeanne
to fleece the businessmen of en Crain.
Arizon1 community. Guests lrt fJ Mewie: '"Hip Siem" (dl'I) '41
Cl1ud1 Akins. Lindsay W11ner ind -Humphrey Bo1art, Id• Lupino.
Wiiiiam Sch1lltrt. m latllrp a..tan m Sktte Cell DIMaM Tt4etMe fJl) TM F.,.,.. Sap
(cont'd) 8 lella1 FrHI a.. fen•
m ''"' ....... u :JO 11 ,.. ... t11t .._ .. 0rc1u1" m .. .,.. ... uu a as..., r..._ ..
fZl) ti! F1r1t11 u... ''The Irish QUts· D Mewle: ..... DNI "",., ...........
tion" (R) Bemadttte Dtvlln 1uests. (dre) '57-Joanne Woodw1rd, Tony
II) Necllt • 8ala R1nd1ll.
DI Ch CJ) Tele,._ Cit F..tHll Sin eaq 1r11rs vs. aJ Mowte: (C) ,,_.ilttr', Sew•"
Atlanta falcons. (com) .41-Rlcherd Hirri10n, Loren·
flii> CiM •t .,_,.,. d1n1 Nuscl1k.
&) Mewle: (Zltr) "Deep Van.,..
(dra) '47-ld• Lupino, Dine Clark.
l :JO D t1i m ... ., Stftaft Shew
''The Price la Rlsflt" (R) Actor and
1rt ~ Vincent Price, 1pp11rin1
as hlmstlf. saves the local 1rt fes·
tlval by a1retin1 to llrvt as the
contest Judre.
1:00 11 Mewte: "Clu17 ........ (com)
'46-Jennlfer Jones. Char1n Boyer,
Peter Lawford.
D C1J(I)..._
l:JO 18 lhwlt: '111tt .. w 0.. T ........
(adv) 'S7~obtrt Hutton. Llsa Gas·
ton I.
'
MONDAY
AUGUST 7
fOf' momtns and art.moon llltinp.
pleese ... DAYTIME PROCltAMS.
a.tow. tor JCMa-convienlenc:e. a
the ct.y'a movt..
DAYTIME MOVIES
•:ao m <C> .,.,..,.... an...-<dr•>
SS-Jotln ErlCSOn Berna Rock
•~io 0 (C) "'tasJ te l.ew" (rom) ·"-
uther Wtlllams Vin JolUttOfl
10:00 '"Cell.. ~.. (WH) '53 -
Audit Murphy, Join btfls
IMO 0 .. Dtd T.-y n.. ~II' (mys)
'4f>-Mor11n eon .. ,. Annt Jtftteys
1:000 "TM lllt.,M" (dr1) 'S2 -Ml
chHI c.tll1n, Chit Robtrtson m (C) ""'...., ., t11e ....,.. ..
(adv) 64-C80'tt Marchal Nad1nt
Alui
1:>09 .. ,._ ,...._. .. <dr•> ·35 -c_,, eoo,.r. Ann tt.rdlnt
3:.00 (C) -S.pee" (idv) '53--fer
uftdo Lamas, Arltnt 0.ht
(C) ~ .......... (bof) '66
-Olnsl~ber LH, Jultan GJcMr
4 :lO IJ (C) "Tiiiis ...,,, ,....,.. (COftl)
'51--00blit Reyllol4s. John S&1IOfl
Sam • 10 All lbtia1
5:00 D <Cl ......_ ., ,,..,.. Cdr•> '!16-
Ros.IMa PodGU. Sir Cedt'lt Hard
wde
f \/ f ~I \(,
6:00 11 D fl> ED....,,
D&Hilaler Lu1ue lauhll on.. .... ....,
C:..i..t! .._ t..eac-aa.a.11 (cont'd
from 5 PM)
GIT11tf"llJ~1 mn.w ....
T1lt DM.c , ...
fJ) ..... hr1 Yt1111k:a
m....,..1,..~
~...,_,.,"' m>u~llf9ll mnn.-..,
5:JO D .._.. <C> <'O> .,,_, a..
T• , .. T_.. 1"1'1 I (com) '
Jld LlntfTIOfl. Cato! LJfti.y, Oun
Jones. (die Adam.$ Two PIOClle 1n
low 11JM to tut ti-tit dlafld11
c:o,,.at1bdity lay h¥1nt tocethef pt.
toekalt,.
CIS ..._ Walttt Crontrtt ... ,..,.. ... ............ fD ......_ n.i.p '1w -Watt11n .. ·
fDTrwel•~ ..... ""' Cii) ....... Mcill me. ..... ,....
lB"' 1 t J Moss· Cl lot Mmtt.
7•1J ..... 0 ~ (C) car, ...., c.. c.
,,.,.. (was) 'fil--(dd a,,_.. Gil·
'*1 Rolain4 nw... m • IMA
fi t udl otMf aed die ~
• Ncowet • 9'Jddla cadle ol &CW
Tnttll ., C.U 4 cm
'•&•I
THE DAILY ~ILOT. TV WU:K, AUQUST 6. 1972
,,_.. ., c-11 •• n cu from the Boston Symphony Otchts·
DrlCMC tra 1rt 11tn In rehurul and per-
8 a.rs ., U..1 fomance .
• I Lw1 LAlcy fl) Dt-ltl-MI m•.....,.......... m .... : ..... ,,a ....
fB fSIJ ..... @ Tlll YifPUI mw••11hl-a. 1111t a ..._! a;>u ~•,a,.
fenufllSt actrmt Gloria StttMm vb· t :lO f) Deril Dey SJlew (R) Robert
1b Woawibous.--tht <:.ti Arts fem L1ns1n1 1uests as tht man •hom •
inist artists' CtNUo8 dattn& semc:e computer selects as
f!) E a-n.. Cm • liWaf the parfect m1tttl for Doris.
...,..; ......., C.. f,.. 1 D....., Wltd John Fullmer Sir..... m 11ews Hu1tl Wllh1ms m .... .., rtaMtt ..-1ut
7:• IJ S111M U, ..0 Clller Edit AdarM. fD Tiii Aft af Ap (R) This doCU·
CJ) T1 T• tile TniD ment1ry study of positive attitudes
I .._ If .._.. to 111na ahow1 tour retired but O .... $ .._.: ('C) Cl't) "\.11&1 active senloc' eit111ns. Throuah their
tf .. •1t11M11" (dr1) '61-Susannah Wldt rante of 1ctlvit1es, uch •I·
Y~ ~Mettl Moft flrmi a stron1 btlief In llvin1 with GI .......,, ,...... spmt ind di1nity. mrn .,.... m--.. . ..
le n. ~ 10:00 II Cade'a C.u..., (R) Georae
fl) a.s,11.. Mahttis cunts H 1 man Involved m Uslit 1n the ille&tl roundin& up and sale
a;)..._... YIMlz sa.. of wild mustan1 horses. mn....._,..., om""'
1:10 fJ ,....._ ''TM letend" fJ c...c:ll Dlbltl Host Jaek Rourke
Guest Kim Hunttt pol1rays the is joined by Councilmen John fer·
lftOttMr ol two lftfamous outi.. IOftS. raro. GUbtrt Lindsay, Arthur Snyder,
0 (]) (j) ......, 9llM ffedal and Robert Stewnson.
MArms and Seoant)i-ffow Mud! Is m Slf•ri .. Mvttltwl "Kinadom
[r.oudl?"' A S&#WJ of Hit CUll"lftt of Anita1ls"
statiis ol ti. fntenwtlOOll arms Mut ,,._. n.utrt
race Fraell R~ narrates fJ) Cell Jazpda .._. fD!f.a lttwtH Wonts "Oiplo·
• 1'le ~ .. l.w macy" (R)
Cl) PwrJ .._ a;) YarWllll
fl) ...... I 111 c.ajt lf) U l.eyacSa de l1folMt
fD @118clA\l 1'ub9 fer t. lO:lO B ""9a
DNf: "My Tllinl ht" Dramatic U · II) Iii c.-, SMw
plo(1liofl of the ~1hoftS'll1p bftWetn f!1 la S1tMka
deaf artists allid the hurinl wocW a .... : (C) "Yille1tt Saturday" m .... ....,. • " .... m c:..dwi• c.lpaMa
EE btaciM c.tr1t 11:00 a a om m m " ... m ... : (2llr) ·a •&" ea. rn o Cll a .....
.... ,.. (com) '38 -Edward G ...,.. Dlloa
Robinson. Jent Bry1t1. fJ lleM: (C) "'ttelt• of Troy'°
l :lO m Merv Crief• sai.. (cln) '56-«aslnn1 Podestl. Sir Ce·
t:OO II Mltl's LArr (R) After Ir· dric Harchflc~t.
ra•itftl • ttmpomy house SWIP ID TMtl " c:.a.qutMa
witll • C*lplt lmna in "a subvrtl m .. ,., ,_ Utt
of Naifoe>i" in Atrb, the c.trt fJ) c..r Ted Anulr .. &
drSCCMI tbt place ls ldullty I hut m Mta•lfl ., (ft}
tA the juftlle ~ 11:15 IE) ... C....
B KNBC Presents Award-ll:lO 1J C1S L1t1 MM: (C) "A + Winnin& ELIZABETH R T~ ..... (dra) ·11 -Lloyd
Stars GJend• Jackson Bridaa. fmk Conwrse. A bizarre a Q11Ma O• a• ...... Tbe killina forces a dedicated police dt·
sta p&IJS cl tlsis mm -"idl tedivt lsrto 1 d,.matie conflid. "°"' tOf it$ star ~ Jackson. •• D le.._, ea.... Schtd·
Em1111 fol her llOrtRJal ot thi ulff: Jld Klurman. Bobby Golds·
Queen, will air Oft Moftdar Nlctits boro, Rose Marie.
with ttle aceptioft of'"' Ill (1irina 8 LI ...,. ......
Sat.. Ale 2') and Pitt v (frt, Sept. D (J) Cl) m Oki Cmtt Sttve
1). T001tht. '"Tlle Lion's Cull .. dlroft. Allefl b sub$tltutt host
ides tflt tftorts ot tbt routW Prla· • Tt T• ... TMll
c:as Elzabettl to sum.. ill till faca 11:-451 ~ l. Dlnllll S1low
of lf9lt dl"ltf, ltadln1 up to her 11... -..: ~ Wlftltad"
~ 1t the ap ol 2~. (OINI\) '64-Sun ConnlfJ.
D ,._ ...-, m ••••1r1at D CJ) Cl) G) AIC ......, lllMI: ll:JG. c..try lllak n..
(C) (Ziii) "Ola WM I Die.-~ D ~ "'Suu Doll't Atiut"
llMr. ('C) (ar) '"l.lllfll _. (4-) ~yron Hulty
...-(COOi) ·~ Meboe 1• D 8 di.....,
..... l:l08 ..... : ,,...., ii ... SQ''
fBh ,_ hn ..._ <*'> '56-¥an .lotlMOn. ED 1" ......... CIWllbtr ):ti ....... : (C) "'S..-.b la Ttt-
~ NUOM!st1. -_,. <--> 'SI-Mar\ Sttvtna
TUESDAY
AUGUST a
For mornfna •nd •ftemoon llltlnp,
..... see DAYTIME MOGRAMS.
Below, for 10Ur conwnie~. are
the day's movta.
OAITIME MOVIES
9:00 m ,....., Sb..r' (com) '37 -
Katharine Hepburn, Frandlot Tone
9:30 D .. Mir.de tf Merplt't CrMk"
(com) '4'-Eddlt Brad.en, Betty
HutlDn.
10:00 (]) "T .. Leotets.. (dra) '55-Rory
Calhoun. Julie Adams.
12:00 0 "lnt , .... ''"' 9bdrid" (d16)
'37-Dorothy Llmour. law Ayres. 1:008 CC> ._.,... at ._. Sands"
(wes) '6S-Rlcl11rd Harrison. G. R
Stuart. m "l.u1 o.,, If ,..pri .. (dra)
'35 -Preston foster
1:30 O '11.000 • TMCWown" (c.om)
'3~Joe E. Brown. Martha R1yt
3:00 (j) "r.ril .,_.,. (rom) '6l-P1ul
Newman, Sidney Poitier. a (C) "TWt "'"' , ....... (c.om) 'SS-Oebblt Reynolds, Curt Jur1ens
4:JO I) (C) 6'0M Delln .. (dra) '55 -
Rock Hucbon, Anne Baxter. (]) s. .... 10 All ""'91
5:00 O (C) "Aidt .._." (com) '58
Roulind Ruu.11, Fofrest fU(ker
fvfN1\C
1:00aaummmt1rn
CIJdi""" o n.. 111 vats.,
(l)C..bat! m Tht Allttsttftts
IE) Danltl ... ,..
@ .... hat
Q)lnaPar1v.....a m Heq.,.q. L.llct QI lateblfl (cont'd from 5 30 PM)
EE LI S.1-'• &,ell mnr.....,..
1:30 0 Mewlt: (C) (IO) "U...ter UM Yu111
lu• Tree" Cond. (com) '63-J1ck
Lammon. Carol Lrnlty, Otan Jones
(j) CIS """ Walter Cronkite a Marv Clfffill sa... m ni. F1J•1 •• (JI) AIMricatl ftfl .... m ... lltff .. Stitt ., 1i1lad
g, T,..,., .. W..W
U,;) Q•lh C.. tltl c.dtnl m Ykterfa JI ....... lB Ha .. ..., Holt: Elliot Mintz
1:00 IJ (]) D m....,
81ow111t1fwDllMt
(j) TMtl If c..i.-..
())Drlpet
D Wht'a fllJ LIM?
0)11.Ml.Ky .., . .,. ...........
QJ)LMT'"'9
fl) LI Plftjl Sht P•
fJl) "" Mu lcftd &> 0 a-.,.._ Can • Muter
7:>0. Jell11 .,_ ~ ""' om ,..,.. "Tht WWI" cR>
Heu trin to help a fried sllvt (01·
sla Davis) and hb family cope with
a•. s.
re
'58
er.
PM)
11111
Jeck
nes
ntz
jtr
(R)
Os
Ith
the m1lict of bl1ots 1n 1 white
communfty. 8 MM: (C) (21w) "Alty Qu.n C.11
Pt.a(* (wes) '68-£dd Brmes. Gilbert
Aol1nd. D (J)(j)Ef) Th Mtd s, ....
"feet of Clay" (R) 0.11 Arnai Jt.
cuests as • d .. f mute whose hero·
Ism In 1 werehouse fire results in
ettempta on his lift. .............
O Million $ Mm•: (2hr) "Mr. S1r·
.._•" (hor) '61-<Acar Homol
u , ftOftald Ltw1s. Audrey Dalton
Natieuf '"craPllk m ... , ..... Htfott m Dnrnet
(U) TM Ftrtyte Saia
fl)la .... aOdloa m rr11.te U1ttd
&) nt Mdain Fa"'llJ
1:00 ()) .... .. "" ... m TIM Mothen-hl-ln
8' Perry MISOll
fl) Ntf91aMS Co.alt
tI!) CttywatcMra "The Zoo Story" A
behind-the -scenes visit to the LA.
Zoo with special emphuls on Its
acquisition, education, wildlife re-
search, and constMtion pro1rams.
f!) Tubo Del Mlfttt m EIUdoll ~ntrtl
ff) Mme: (2'r) "la.ct Lesion"
(dra) '37 -Humphrey Botart, Ann
Sheridan.
1:30 fJ ([) H,.all Flft-0 (R) A death·
bed statement by an exact double
of McGarrett meals that framina
him is only one phau of plot by a
fore11n 11ent. 1n the conclullon or
a two-part ephode. D a m NIC AcUon ~u
"Th• f1t1I M1st1ke" (R) Roddy Mc·
Dowell and Arthur Hiii star In the
story of a bleckm1111tr who dnns
his victim to dtsperalion with his
pe~lstent visits.
0 (]) Cl) a> AJC Movte of Ult
WNk: (C) (90) '1luaa Fu" {dra) '72
-David Carredint, Berry Sullivan,
W1yne Maunder, Albert Setmi. A
Chlnese-Amtricln fuaitive from a
murder ch11ae In Imperial Chine be
comes a superhero to th• coolies
bulldin& the trenscontinent•I rail·
road throu1h his mestery of 1n 1n
clent scitnce·reliaion m Metv ,ritft.. Sflow
Ell) (1J) lntthl& at Peps "Chet At·
kins"
9:00 m Dnanet fE Un Ytra"t Pare • .,._,
el la Crit4t llH C.Wa a;> la C...Mdcla di Papa
9:30 IJ (j}C.ln..-(R) A tlfltlthy aun
f1ncier (Bredford Dillman) hlra
Cannon lo 1nvest111tt the dluppetr·
anu of his younaer brother.
D CHEVROLET PRESENTS * 'London Brid&e Special
Tom Jones, Jennifer
O'Neill and More a 9 m 11sc1aL 1 L •• d ••
lridit Music•I fantasy focusin& on
the tr1nsplant of London Bridie In
Lake Havasu, Ariz. Tom Jones. Jenni-
fer O'Neill ster.
THE DAILY l'ILOT. TV WEEK. AUGUST 6, 1972
e s.coad Lool m c.n .. t-. wm B 0) Ntn l!) Cond"eia Cutp1blt
tI!> I iflCiltl Ron O.llums: A 11:00 IJ D 0 fl) mm"""'
Test of Coalition PoOOa A ptofllt of News
the btau Otmocrthe Con1ressman 0 0.. Step leyond
from Berkt19Y. filmed bolh in Cah· Mmul Dlllott
fo1n11 and In Washlnaton, O.C .. lo· O Movie: (C) "Auntie Meme"
cusln1 on his unique brand of co· (com) 'SS-Roselind Rossell. ror
ahtion pohtlcs. baStd on a com rest Tucbr
b1ned force of bltcks. whites. ChlCI m Trlflll or Conaequenca
nos, end the youth vote &J tun for Your Uft
&!) Aventur1 fZ t.nt• Ted Armstrona
9:45 fl) Profesor Aldao Ell) T"e Oltann1 Tri ll "Ed Lipton
and a Ml111 Auditnce" 10:00 e m ...... 8 ....,.,: '1'ht ,.,. ..
D a> Marcus Welby, M.D. m HtadllMp (R)
"Tendtr Comrade" (R) T~e mer· 11:301J CIS late Mtvlt: (C) ''Thrff
ri11e pl1ru of 1 beautiful widow are litn tf Ult Apple" (com) '67 _
thrutened when she underroes a David MeCallum, Tammy Grimes
mastectomy D m .lofltlltJ Carto• Andy 0 Co1H1u11lty Fttdbld Griffith end Amer1llo Shm are sched·
0) Safart tt Adw~ure "Disaster ultd auem.
Oft the Ory Tortuau 0 Movie: "Kid Milllo111" (com)
(ij) Sptdal tf tile Wee• 'ls-Eddie Cantor Ann Southern
Ell) The fonyte Sal• (R) 0 m Dick Cavdt Stevt a!> Ftstlval Mu.lcano Allen is substitute host.
l!) la ltytnda de lafomtt m To Ttll ttie Truth
10:30 fJ The 5olddiatn Guest Lou 12:00 m Movie: "Ofte Tildi of Ytnu1"
Rewis (com) 'U-Ava Gardner
D Dr. SilllOn Lode "The Meddle(' m Waltdertat
(R) Or Selle~ and Or. Locke 1r1 12:30 G) Collfltry Mlllk TI•
•fraid Amy Mardon will do Irr•· 1:00 Cl) D 0 Cl) a .....
parable d1ma1e ind hurt her ch•n· l :JO 1J Mtwlt: .,. .. , Dldtt't Tell Mt"
us tor a complete rtc:overy. due to (com) 'SO--Oorothy McGuire, Wll
her refusal to use crutches liam Lundl11n, June HIVOC.
(I) El 5rlto o Aztla• 2:00 m All-Nl&llt .-.: "T)ty Wott't It-
~ Sift Dit10 Panorafftl lltvt Mt." "Middle tf ttlt NlaM"
Ill 1111 CnbJ Sllow l :OO IJ Movie: "Wortd Wltllout t.d"
el La Satanka (sci Ii) 'S&-Huah Mar1owt.
POSITION SPEED SALARY
COURT REPORTER ................ 200-225 WPM .................. . $14,040 to $17,496
$12,000 to $20,000
$ 9,000 to $11 ,400
$659 to $119
DEPOSITION REPORTER . . . . . . . . 200 WPM ................. .
HEARING REPORTER .. .. . .. . . . . . 200 WPM . .. ............ .
STENOGRAPHIC REPORTER . .. .. 180 WPM . . ............... .
CITY HEARING REPORTER . .. .. 180 WPM .................. .
LEGAL STATEMINT REPORTER . 150 WPM .................. .
STENOTYPE SCH.OOLS
$641 to $797
$530 to U24
WESTMINSTER OF LONG BEACH
9101 BOLSA AVENUE 5228 ORANGE AVENUE
892-3319 (213) 428-1264
,.,. 9
WEDNESDAY
AUGUST 9
f« momlnc and in.moon httnp.
pleaM '" DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, .,.
the da(• movtet.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m HlJta TOlllOfftw leldb,e" (drl)
·~J1mts C11n•1. Werd Bond
9:30 O (C) .. Mot!Mr W.rt Tfttltl" (com)
'47-8ttty Gr1blt, Din D1llty.
10:00 CJ) "Mttt Mt 1t the flll" (com)
'53-Din Dilley, Dltn1 Lynn.
12:00 0 "Tltt Rt11t1rbbft Andrew" (dr1)
'42-Williim Holden, Brien Donltvy.
1 :00 0 {C) "IWl't 8oes Hlwllllit"
(com) '6l-J1mts D1rr1n. Dtbor1h
Walley. m "TIM ·~..,.. (•dv> ·49 -
Micltty Rooney, Thomes Mltchtll.
l :JO 0 "1tidt 1 CrtelH Miit" (dfl) '38
-Alllm Tlmlroff, Ltif Etlckson
J:OO (C) '1ltt 0.ftdo(' (drt) '66-
Montaomtry Cllft
(C) "S.W. "1111 of RMt"
(rom) '58 -M1110 L1nz1. Ptule
Clsllt.
4:30 11 "All&tl F.ce" (dre) '53 -Jun
Simmons. Robtrt Mltehum
CJ) SallM a 10 AM lfsU•&.
5:00 0 "A ltft for Adant" {drt) '57-
.lohn Hodl•k. Wlltl1m Bendl1
... II ..
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6:ooeoaeem .....
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aJ) 1't Frttldl Qef fl Reul hn VttMka m....,.,..,. Led" a ...,..."' lf'O fiil) LI Se,..a &,...
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&:30 IJ Mowte: (C) (to) "CutM tf Mu•.,.• T•b" (hof> ·sc -Ttr·
ence Mor1an. Fred Cl11'k, Ronald
Howtrd. Jeanne Roland. Ofsrtaerd·
in1 w1rninp In 1n Eoptlan tomb, 1
showm1n t1kts a mummy on tour
of Europe ind the United Stites.
Tht mummr comes to lift 1nd suks
rtvtn1t.
Cl) CIS Nen Walter Cronkite
lJ M9rV lrlffl• sa.w m Tiie f1Jln1 Nu•
(])) Flriec u..
Ell) HIP Rud t11 All.U 8' Travel tll9 Wedd 95,... Acres m AlficM .... de II C..•lriclH a> VkWtl JI ... sa... &> ~ Host: Elliot Mintt. The
cut of "Hair'' auuts.
7:00IJ (})OmNews ...... ,..,Deftan
CJ) Trdl or C.naq....,
(J)Dflptt
THE DAILY ~LOT, TV WEEK. AUGUST S, 1972
0 wurs MJ Uat1 fl) Ue Ytr.-e • ,.,. m , u.. LucJ 9:JO a ,...,m n.. r • ., "*' m 1 Dr11111 tf Jt1n11t ..... Anothtf IMIOn of dltcusalon e c.,.tl•a ind comment on Rams footba ll fD SMll 11ma with R11n1 H11d Coleh Tom
II) Al A.of TltM cara de Muter my Prothro. a Cuaclan Pl9 F..cblll D (I) Cl) m MC c.-, .....
7:JO 8 s.MvaJ "Stuffed TrasedJ" (R) ''The l',on Kita wltt\ Host Tony Cur
A visit to tht Amazon basin where tis" lmortsslonlsts Rldl Unit. Fr1nk
wrld animals art slau(htertd. GoRttln and Georao IUrtlJ, atar. Also
0 Th lhUM FldltY Comedian f11tur9d 1rt M1tityn Mlchatb, Joe
Johnnr Brown II hosts this show on Biker ind Fred Tmeltn1.
matlon. GaJNtwa D Mewlt: (C) (2'r) "Alfr Qun Can E Awetrt.,.
Plly" (wts) '68-Edd Byrnts, Gil 8 Harla84I lnre SMw
btrt Roland. 9:45 fl) s. ~ Ftwefttl
Cl) To Ttfl tll9 Trvtll 10:001J Cl) Ma11111J (R) A mtmbtr of
I Orta• tf Jeannie Mannlx's former Korean War Alffl'J G MllllH $ Mt¥1t: (211r!, "Tiit unit seeks revena• for a crttvance
Most Dlft1trtus Min Allwt (dr•) lncurrH durina ttlelr combat days.
'6l-Dtbr1 P11et. Elaine Stewert. O 9 fl' NIPt la""1 (I) "I'll m He11a'1 Htrots Never l.11ve Y~vtr" Lois "et·
G) Cl> Drl&Mt tleton, John Sixon. ROJal Dano;
all Tiit City'"" "Thert Aren't Any Mof9 M1c8ants"
fl) Ln Pthocts Joel Grty, Howtrd Duff. m °'· ,, ... l.ect• am .....
&) Nnlwlllt Mu* G Mowle: (Zllr) "A lell fw Miao"
&J Md.I•• Fa•lly (dra) '47 -John Hodl1k, William 1·00 fJ Cl) Dewld Sttlnbtfl Sllow Valerie B d' • tn ~. Harper 1nd Tommy Smothers fUtSt G) Clnadlaa "9 FootMll Hamilton
0 al 8' MM·lZ "Annlver11ry" TI1er·Clts vs. Brltbh Columbl1 (R) Offlca11 Rttd ind Malloy sub· Lions.
dut a former stu wrutler (H. "'8. @ Seull
H1uerty) when he 10ts on a ram· Ell) Masttrpiec:I Tlltme _TM List
Pll• In 1 blr. ot tile Mtfllcau" (R) D (])CJ) m Tiit hptr "The a Mevle: (C) "&tlltr IN tM
Ptaaue" After Anthony comes down Kill('
with a mpterlous Illness, the ten· GI:) Drlu
1nb tre quarantined. m La Lly-41 • llfe..t mMethm-•·Llw m r.ny Mae• 10:30 Cl) Tltt Gald.iaen m HtfmMI Cer•it (I) s,..t. cw.ae m Clll Eectiell ·n Continued CO't· D Tiiis la YMr Utt (R) Blrbarl
.,111 of the candldltes. Issues and Edtn Is tht surprised 1uest.
vot111, reported by Sander V1nocur II) La Sltnla
ind Robert MacNell. !? ~ c.lplbll
et.dlfUINt UI
El Eltldtft c:.tn1 11:00 ea a em m ...... m .... : <Zllt> .,Httlllrt ,,,.," CDW a .....
(mus) '33 -James C•rneJ, .loan U Dnt Step le""4
Blondtlt CJ) ManUI DllM
a:• a am NIC ..,..., .... -m Tndtl ... C.••••m ~ "Somebody's Out to Get fB llrMr TM Anlltnfta
Jenny" (R) Mc:Cloud hwtstl11tes I &) H .... p (R)
hellcotlttr uplosion when I youna 11:15 m Ftttlv• F11ela
woman convlnca h.tm thlt . some· ll:J0 11 (I) CIS Lita lltwte: (C) "Trtb-
ont Is tryl111 to dnw htr lftUnt. lltl tit a lld Mae" (WU) 'S6 -
Julie Sommers 1uats. Jimos c.rney Irene Papas. a rn CJ) m Tiii c.r.r 1ar "Tht 0 am J.i...., c.... Sdltd·
St~ LtnclladY" H1rry Gt1nt (series ulld· Vicki carr AnthonJ Quinn.
st.If Glbrltl Otll) pulls out •II. stops D a...:.,_.· .• HM tr' (1cM
to start 1 bl1zln1 rom1nu with bls '3~Bruce Clbot, Vlral•la Bruct.
new landlady, Jtnnlftr Bradley (Ann• D (J) Cl) m Diel CMtt Stm
Mura). to prtvtnt the alinction of Allen Is substitute host.
his seloon. I» Tt Teti tM TMll I~.~:"~::::., "Intimate 12:00 m Mtwtt: ttfrtlt , ... ...,,. (drt)
lilbtln(' (Cachoslcwikli, 1965) A '53-Jack Hawkins, Ev• B1rtok.
aontlt, underpl•Jtd comedy 111plor· lZ:lO CB C..m, Mutk 11•
ina lift In modem Clechoslov1k11. 1:00 CI> D D ())a .....
t:OO IJ (f) Mtdkll Colter (R) A Stiff l:JO • Mewtl: .. Ana ........... (cl•)
doctot trylna to omcomt 1 drink· 'U-Vlvion Leich, R1lpll Richard·
Inc problem cannot tell his wife sht son. Siiiy Ann Howe.s.
is dylna of a rart dlst1se. Z:OO m an.Nllfltl Sltlw: (C) "1'M WltJtt
• (I) Cl) ED MlftJ FtN ... c... T .. ~ Ind "'Cit-
.., lladliM Sinatr M1rst11 Hunt. .... "W9Mll -
Ind the Oslblsa musical croup ct W"
cuat. J:OO 8 MM: °'ONtll ,....,. .. (wtS) e lk.,..t '57-John Erlcaon. lot1 Albrilfll
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THURSDAY
AUGUST 10
For mornlnl and att.noon Hstlnp,
plelM ... DAmME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, a
the de(• mcwt&
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m "TM Jtclptt" (com) '50
Jamts SttWlt'l, 8arbar1 Hilt.
t:JO 8 (C).....,. Inn" (com) 'SS--
Pat Boont, Chrlstlnt C.rtrt.
10:00 ()) "1lle Yels tf II-ad" (•dv)
'54--Vlctor M1turt, Marl Blanchard.
12:00 a ........ tM Dtrt" (dra) '35
~ry Grant, Myrna LOf.
1:001J (C) "Tiie Ntettltld landlady"
(mys) '62-Klm Novik. Jack Ltm·
mon. m (C) .... ,..,.., '*"' (1dv) '52
-Comel Wildt, M1urttn O'Hara.
l :JO D "'UnMly la••" (mys) '31 -
Ronald Colman, fay Wr1y.
3:00 Cl) (C) "LAM In 1 loldthh lowt"
(com) '61-Tommy Sands, F1blan
9 (C) ''City ltfttltll .... S."
(adv) '53 -Robert Ryan, Anthon
Quinn.
4:30 1J "llacl OrQlcl" (dfl) '59-An·
lhony Quinn. Sophia Loren, Ina Balin. ()) s. .. 11 10 AM llltlftl
5:00 IJ Ma111l11nt" (adv) '41 -Walter
PidJton, Geor11 Sanders.
f VI NI ~i C
6:008DD9J8'&>....,
(J)9Ntwl
IJTIM 111 Yltlly
(J)C-Mtl m ne F'llntMtn
G)DMMI ... ,..
t1t •• die ..... "" g) bus Ptra Vtf'ltllca m....,..,..,. Ltd,.
ftMIJNrry RFD
Gm La .. "' ... [spo11
&) Tiit Tilrtt .... ..
6:30 D MM: (C) (IO) "Thi Ytuftf
81111 tf Texas" (wts) '62 -James
Mltdlum, A11n Ladd, Joel McCrea,
Chill Wills. Gary Conwey. Racina
111lnst Apaches to capture rold
from a Confederate p1trol, thr1t
youn1 mtn and 1 &lrl fl1ht 1"101\1
themselvts.
Cl) CIS Ntwa W1lttr Cronkf\e
tli Mtf'f lfffft• .. m 1" ,,,.., ....
(11... Dltl1 .. : A Tat tf C..11·
... Pllltlct GD Wiid, w.adttf 111 West Ylfllnla
8' TtM Utt Wortd
...... Acta
Gl!)T•RtVlltlMtnlat
G!)YldldaJllMI .... '9 tt11~1h• Elliot Mintz Is host.
Tht rock 1roup, Spider, futm.
7:00 8 (J)Dfll'Ntwt ........ "'Dellf1 CJ) T.-., Conteqwnca
Cl) Dr.,..t 1J WMt"a My Untf
mu. ... ...,
..,. Ona• tf ...... ....... , ,.,...,
fl) JMWtS ~lartt
Ul)AMa UM
If) E Alltf n..t Cm • Mvjtr
ftllltiN:(C) ......... tf~
Gii) "1fatr .. ........
1:1011 m..., .. a. lhff 1<11s
Kristotf1111n auests. D Lm1t LusJt joins yoc.in1 Jimmy
fredel1cks et 1 dtsperate vfill In·
voMnc 1 cmll l1ndln1 of 1 Stnt•·
1lc Air Command B·52. 9 Mewit: (C) (Zbt) "Any tun C..
,,.,.. (WIS) '68-{dd Byrnes, Gil·
btrt Roland.
CJ) To TtU tilt Truttl
CJ) I DtN• of Jt•""it fJ ........ $ MM: ~) ''o.IJ
Two Can Pia(" (com) '62 -Peter
Stllers, Mal Zttttrlln1. 9 Htllyweelll ,.. .... m ........ ""'" m rno...,...e
EI!) T•ltewbtl M11tlcal
G!) Sptfb QaMtnp
&) TM Mdaaa h'llity
1:00 1J Cl) •1 W..W llHI Wtl*"t te I
Mcnroe retreats Into his childhood
fantasies to 1xpl1ln how hls-nllflt·
mares run In Ult f1mll1. D am NIC ~ TMltrt
"Clash of Cymbals" (R) A beautiful
• u plrin1 concert pianist (Laure O.v·
on) is wooed by her ttldlef (Jack
Kluaman) ind has more than a pro·
lusional Interest In a ctlebrettd
conductor (Louis Jourdan).
THE DAILY ftlL.QT, TV WEEK. AUGUST 6, 1972
ltP9 his pursu t of undtrwortcl boa.I m La ~ .......
ROJ l.twls (Dint Clar\), lO:JO ... C.., .._
D Cll (I) a> ~wt ''Slltll ID all TillltJ •• ._ ••.
L111cy Ulla O.lth'' (R) Lonptrttt E La llltlllca
flpb tlmt In tryln1 to dtadlVltt I 8 ...... : ...,._. Her
bomb set to ao off In four minutes. S Celdelcll Ctlp8'lt a>u.v.....hn.._,., 11:toBDD9JIDO>""' 8......., (])(1)9 .....
fZ) (JI,....,, ... T""""" 1""'9 8 0.. ... ..,...
"Enttnltt" (R) Sim Jaffe and "td Cl) ...,... ....
Gian star In comedy about a New I Tnlll • QC. ... 11••t•11111Ct11•
Yott wtlttr wtlo finally tumi ttlt .W "'tilt.,.._
t1bles on 1 1on1·tlmt customer who (JI) 1lle CltJ ....
1i.a11 compl1lns 1bout ltlt ~. m....., TM ......., II> Nedlia T....... 9) He1*btp (R) a TM YI,..._ u :is I',. c. ........ Ii) La C..da de ,.,. 11:.11 Cl) CIS Late M .. : (C) "fbt
t :JO a r1011m ..., Aca.. Head ..... ......,.,. (dra) 'If-Tony
coadl Tommy Prottlro dlecuSMS R1nd1ll, AnJt1 Ekbtta. RC>Mrt Mor·
tt1m lineup, C>UUJ1ndln1 plays, 1nd ley.
recaps of Ram 1aifntt durtnc the YP· 8 9 •...., C.....
comlitr Maton. B IMlt: "Tittf 1111111 Hnt M~ IJ ,._. Watdl Jotln Fullmer (l'W$) '39 -Joel Mcerta, M1rj«lt
IE) AWftn Main.
10:t0 a 9 ID._.., Dirt• Aa..... D (])CJ) EB Diel e.wtt Stwa
C.. Cunts •rt Jotn Rivers. Pet Paul· Allen Is substitute host.
sen and Dusty Sprlnlfltld. I Tt Tta tilt TMll
II .., • ..... u.-oo Mtwte: .,.. l11nflstrtl(' (wts)
(I) Cl) &) 0 w t 11 Ma,._11 '50--GrlCofJ Ptck. Helen Wtltcott.
"El11rt Ctnts Worth of Prottetion" aJ W••11111t
(R) C.plSIO, dlaratd with his wife's lZ:JO. CHwbJ blalc TI•
munltr, wants to plead sullty tvtn 1:00 ()) 8 D Cl> (ll fins
thoup ht has sutftrtd 1 tr1urn1tlc l:lO 8 ....,..: (C) •• hapMzt"' (wa)
loa of mtmotY. '5~1'1d Mdumy.
1J ...... : .._bvlf' (td't) '41-Z:OO m U..M&M a..: "'CttJ ef -...
Walter PldJtoft, Georp Sanders. ....,,. "'ftnt YM hi TtlJ9," "1t-
fl) c.. JapU .... ., Ult ......,.
GD (JI)~ Prat 3:00 8 bltwtt: "Ollr , ..... (dra) ·~ GE t.-. LArt Wiiiiam Hofdtn. Marttla Scott
0 CI> Cl) m A1111 s.1t• ... -----------------------JoMI .. Which Way to tht O.K. Cor·
relr' Htyes ind Curry art hired
by 11ch r1nchtr to prove him lnno·
cent of 1 murdtr char11 and dla·
cover the 1ssl1nmtnt lt1ds thtm to
Tombstone, the b1lllwlck of tht
lt1tnd1ry M1r1h1I Elrp. m"" lhtMnotH.n m .. ,.., ,.,... u.. oe,.,ac
fl) .......... Ctfaft m ())) ..... .,...,,, Aatrtca
"And Ult 81d Guys Art Back on tht
Shore, Sh1klna Thtlr Asts" Tht
sidewalk philosopher spins taltt
1bout life on tht w1ter.
8109ew .. l.eaVllMl Gm EltldM C.11tral •
&J Mnlt: (%1K) "Tiit...,., ff Heir
(dre) '33--James C.&nty, Mad11
Enns.
l :JO 1J Cl) My Tltrtt SHI (R) l<ltlt
finds that tht wife of ont of htr
husb1nd's collt1(Uts Is as unh1ppy
u sht with thtlr m1tu away. m Mm lrtfftll
fZ) (!)) Tiie Jm Sit "Th• Rly 8ry·
ant Trio"
t :CIO tJ Cl) CIS TllWldlJ Mtwlt: JC)
(!ti., '11le Bebe" (com) '67-htt
Sellers. Britt Ekl1nd, Rossano
Brazzi, Adolfo Ctll. A slnalns mlt•·
dof la offtrtd 1 contract If, within
thr" d1ys, ht can persuade the
Olympia, tflt most deslrablt afr1 In
Barcelona, to d1te him.
0 tli m IMUde "But WMn Sht
Was Bad" (R) Shelley Kln1m1n (Su·
11nnt Pltshet1t) 11 hired to set up
Cllltf Ironside for assusJMt• to
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FRIDAY
AUGUST 11
For momln1 and afternoon listfnp,
plHM see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenJence, are
the day'• movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m "Vian 111 tlN Njpt" (dra) '40-
Carole Lombard, Anne Shlr1ey.
9:30 O "lht Sands of lwo II••" (adv)
'49-John Wayne, John Apr.
10:00 3 "Th• fiat Who Too• UM Wm"
(wes) '49-Yvonne De Carlo, Scon
Br1dy.
12:00 U "811 lrown Crea" (mys) '36-
Cary Grant, Joan Bennett
1:00 D (C) "leave Ktr To Htmn" (drt)
'45--Gene Tierney, Jeanne Crain. m "Tiie l•dJ Wants Mink" (com)
'52-Ruth Hussey, Dennis O'Keelt
1:30 0 (C) "Alo111a of the Sovt.h Stu"
(1dv) '41-Jon Hall, Dorothy LI
IT101JI.
3:00 (C) ''War Orutns" (wes) '47-
ley Barker. Join Tlylor
OJ ~hllJ-ln.d Me" (CQm} '57-Van
Johnson. Piper Laurie.
4:30 IJ (C) "Clvt My lteprds te lroad·
wl(' (dra) 'U -Oan Dalley.
Sa111e IS 10 AM llstina.
5:00 fJ "A Wlna and a ,,.,,,.. (adv) ·u
-Don Ameehe, Dana Andrews.
EV E:NIN (;
&:00 fJ DU mm a> Ntn
(})~Ntwa U Ila VllltJ
Cl) Co111bltl m Fllnbtonea m Daniel looot
(iJ) EnnlJta 11 Popa (R) Chet Atkins.
flJltou1 para Veronica m Hod,.,octae Led" ft Mqbeny R(D ail La Struncta £aposa
EBTiirM Stoel'•
6:30 U Movie: (C) (IO) "Counttrfeft
Kiiier" (mys) '68-Jack lord, Shlr1ey
Knlaht, Jactl Wuton, Char1es Drake,
A cop with 1 criminal baeqround
becomes e member of the under·
world In ordtr to tKpose cert1ln
crime m11n1tes.
Cl)CISNtwS
0 Merv Chtffln m f1Jtnc Nun
fil) Tiie last Frontftr (R) Spotll&ht
on 458 acres of public land. m Trewtl tflt Wor1d
OjlrMn Autt
ai) ,tUClolla
0) Htad"'°P Elliot Mintz hosts.
1:00B(l)DmNns U lowtlnt for Dollars
(j) Trutl\ tr CieftMQutMes
Cl) Drapet
D Whit's MJ LIM7 m I Low L11CJ
8) I °'"• of ••nit QI) EIKtioft '72
f.l)lt'1111
t'n) EwtniQI 11 Ptpt "Ctlet At~IM"
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 6. 1972
CE 0 MOf Tltne C.r1 de Mltjtr ail LI C.n•~• •• hpa
@ Mewlt: (C) 1\at lady" 9:JO 0 S-IMI lM
7:30 a an:uaJ "Circus of th• Grul Es· D (I) Cl) G!l Tiie Odd ~
UPt" "ftllx, Tht C.lypso Slnatr" (R) fe·
O Hottywood Sctuarea lill joins e>sc.r on vacation In •
O Mowft: (C) (Zllr) "Air/ 'un Can Caribbean tourl11'1 tr1p,
'11(' (adv) '63-(dd Byrnes. Gil· D m .....
btl1 Roland. Thrte ruthless men fil) QJ) Tiit f1M Alt of SeofM!a Off
bat11e Hdl othtr end ttle elements. (Pan I) Three part pro1r1m lodk.s at
To Tell tho Trulli ways we all can (and should?) 1001
l I DrtaM ef Junnie off. 1J Millltn $ Mowio:: (211r) ..,sycht· ti) Avtntura
59" (dra) '64-Curt Juraens, Pat 9:45 EE rr.fllOf Aldao
rlc11 Nt1 I Blind wife of 1n lndust 10:00 fJ m NtwS
nah1t tries to ptua • aap In he u CV Cll m lOM Americ.an style
memory that Is responsible for her (R) "love and the lnst1nt father,"
non-vision. Corbett Mon1c1; "love 1nd lover's
lift Atouncl Us Lane," Dick S.raent, Janis H1nsen; m Hopn'a Htroea "love and the Spflt.Up," Denise
Cl) Drarntt NlcholH, H1ns Conrled.
Qj) Wor1cl Prus D Movie: (2hr) "A Wini ind a
ti) Los .. NllJ dt Ptr1tvlllo "8Yer" (edV) 144 -Don Amtehe. m Uatalltd Wor1d Dana Andrews.
(!) Hiatt Ptlf0t1111nce Q) Nalllvtllt Music m Add11t11 Fl111lly Qj) Hollywood Tefmslon Theatre (R)
S:OO IJ O'Hara (R) Martha Hyer por· Em MJ Third E,. (R) (See Monday,
tr1ys 1 racketeer's wife whose un · 8 PM)
predlctable behavior can spell life ail Prtmltrt 40
or death for O'Hara. a) To It Announced
0 m Thi ,artners "Two or m la l.eytt1da dt Balomtt
false .. Oetechves Crooke and Robin· lO:JO 1J Ci) The Qowmor and JJ. (R)
son enco:.inter 1 double as they pur· Drlnkwater's newlywed mother has
sue 1 thttf Yvonne Cr111 1uests a lover's qu1rrel with her hypochon
0 (3 @ a) lradJ lunch "My driac husband, who then floors every·
falf Opponent" (R) M1rci1 pl1J1 one with the news that his 70-year-
Prrmallon to the loser of 111 the old bride Is prefnant.
alrts 1n her clHs O Cle•·Up "David Cassidy" m MoUltra.j•LIW l1j Anwtna Wolid of ltnllln
m '"" Mason Q) lift CosbJ fl) HtfWllftOI Corajt ti) la Sltlltkl
fE Waslllnito11 Week In Review m H•ntan Dhnendotl
ti) Ernesto Alottte 'resent.a 9 Crtltllrt llltttrt
fm) l'.atldon Contral 0) Condt1td1 Culpable
EB Mow'•: "DilrMll" (drl) '29 -11:00 IJ 0 u @!)mm News
Joan Btnnett. Georae Arlin. (I) Cl) dj News
1:30 0 119) a;, NIC fndlJ Movie: (C) fJ One Sttp ltJOIMI
(2hr) "Klll A Orapn" (adv) -fer· Cl) Marslwil Ditton
nando lamas. Jack P1l1nce. An m Trvttl or Cffsoq1ttnc:es
adventurer is hired to retrieve I m Judd for Utt Deftnlt
c1r10 of valuable, but deadly Nitro 2 (II The Jazz Stt (R) U (I) (l) (!)The 'artnclal F,.11y fl) Carner Tad Am11tron1
"W11tln1 for Bolero" (R) Keith Part· EB Htadsllop (R) Elliot Mintz hosts.
rida• luves the family hearth for 11:15 IE Cint•• J4
his own pad. 11:30 IJ (() CIS lite Movlt (C) "TIM m Merv Qlfffll lrodMrboo.i of tllo 1o1r (SUS) '70
fil) ())) I #He@ I Yo Soy CllltlllO -Glenn Ford, Rosemary Forsyth.
The Chicano uperitncf, from its Oe1n Jager. Astonlshina story M e
roots In pre·Columbian history to secret fretemity.
the current ruura•net of activism. e 9 m Jd11111 Canon
is depicted in this documentary. O M.vit: "leyolld lier(' (dra) '48
Fiimed on location across tht South· -Alan Lldd, Donna Reed.
wtst Probes sianlfieant events In U (I) (l) Diet c.w.tt Stevt Allen
Medun history and e1tplorts socl•I. 11 substitute host.
economic ind political problems of Cl) Niptaar1
tod1y. m To Tell dlo Truttt
1:00 IJ Cl) CIS f'rtd., Movit: (C) (10) 12:00 fJ M-.ft: "llcep1clo" (adv) Louis
"Men In the Middle." N1ncy Malone; Jourdan, Danny Carril.
"l(eep the faith," 8ort Convy, HOW· m Movie: "l1Mlt"1, Tiit lnvlnd·
lrd D1 Sliva. N•ncy Wilker; "Shep· bit" (sci.ti) '66-8r11n Donlevy.
herd's f lock," Kenneth Mars, Don d) W1ndtftnt
Amtehe. (R) 12:)0 m Cotltly Male Tl .. 0 (I) Cl)&) RtoM 222 Amtr1· 1:00 CJ) 8 0 9 ..._
c1's Quest" (R) A br1&ht, llkHble 1:15 D llottl: -.Olltf Wltll a Siik karf"
footb1ll 1t1r who nealeets his studies (mys) '67 -Suaanne Uhlen
111 challenp to Pete Dixon. l:JO 11 Mftlt: (C) ''SMw T,....,."
G) Dnptt (dra) '67-Jamts Francfseus.
fJ) U1 Yennt para bcordat 2:00 m ~lpt SMw: "Tiit lripttn &1 TV Mulkll StrHpr," '1:ftJ o1 f'Mr," (C) a Tiit Ylrrwtn "Yaaplfe ....... tllt lMt P'taMt."
72
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ALFA ROMEO
Coast Imports
I 000-1200 Coast Hwv .
New~ort Beach 642-0406 tJt :tilt4-1:•tt.J(•]$1
Ward S. Lee Inc.
1234 S. Ma in St., San ta Ana
547-5826
Harbor'· American
1969 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
~·
Roy Carver Inc.
234 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa 546-4444
Crevier Motors
208 W . I st St., Santa Ana
835-3171
BUICK : = Blvd. Colt• ..... m-2500
CADILLAC
Nabers Cadillac
2600 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa
540-9100
CHEVROLET
Connell· Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa M'esa
546-1200
CHRYSLER· PLYMOUTH
Huntington Beach
Chrysler-Plymouth
16661 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 5 .. 0-5164
DATSUN
Costa Mesa Datsun
2845 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540-6410
Dot Datsun
18835 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 842-7781
DODGE
Courtesy Dodge
2888 Harbor Blvd , Costa Mesa
557-9220
TH£ DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. AUGUST 6, 1,972
... SE RV.ICE
DIRECTORY
FORD
Dunton Ford
2240 So. Main St., Santa Ana
546-7070
Theodore Rob ins Ford
2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mes4'
642-0010
Wilson Ford
I 8255 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 842-6611
University Oldsmobile
2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540-9640
*'iHIBJi?.f'
Roy Carver Inc .
234 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa 54b-4+44
UL\1'P•ll ~uer u c
2925 Harbor Blvd. Costa MeH
979 . 2500
LINCOLN • MERCURY
San ta Ana Lincoln-Mercury
130 I No.Tustin , Santa Ana
547-9183
Connell Chevrolet
· 2828 Harbor Bl vd., Cdsta Mesa
546-1200
MAZDA
Huntington Beach Mazda
17331 Beach Blvd.
Huntinqton Bea ch 8442-6666
MERCEDES-BENZ
Jim Slemons Imports
Warner & Mein St .. S•nte Ana
S4MI 14
OLDSMOBILE
University Oldsmobile
2850 Harbor Plvd., Costa Mesa
540-9MO .
OPEL
Bauer Buick
2925 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa
979 -2500'
PONTIAC
Dave Ross Pontiac
2480 Harbor Blvd., Cost• Mesa
546-8017
PORSCHE· AUDI
Don Burns Porsche-Audi
13631 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove 636-2333
Chick Iverson Pouche-Audi
445· E. Coad ·Hwy.
Newport Beach 671-0900
RENAULT
Coast Imports
I 000-1200 W. Coast Hwy.
Newoort Beach M2-0406
Slemons Imports
220 I S. Main St., Santa An•
557-5242
ROLLS-ROYCE
Roy Carver Inc.
234 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa 546~4
SUBARU
Fritz Warren's
Sports Car ·Center 54 7-07 M
710 E. 1st Sj Santa Ana
ll•U•Jfr
Dean Lewis Imports
1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
6-46-9303
Bill Maxey Toyota
I 8881 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 8~7 -8555
iidtlltt4:•
Fritz Warren's
Sports Ctr Center S47.07M
710 E. I st St •. 5.nt• Ana
VOLKSWAGEN
Harbour Volkswagen
1871 I Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach 842-4435
Chick Iverson Volkswagen
445 E. Coasf Hwy. NB. 673-0900
VOLVO
Dean Lewis lmPoris
1966 .Harbor Blvd .. Costa M.-
64-9301
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SATURDAY
AUGUST 12
',~ I l JI N I •• (,
6:00 8 (() ,_.., ltt9ulltf "East
aplnst Wtst Th• Cold Wer"
l :lO II °"1MJ "Ceremony ot lnno·
unct" U Ii.ct bptrience
TY I Claweo• m Lit'• • .,
7:0011 ..... Up
B a m °'· 0o11tt1t • (]) Jeny Lewls Show m 111111 end His luddltt ..........
7:30 II Duttf• Trtt'-oUll
D m Deputy Ona 8 C.11111M11 ,roflle "Suaar and You"
Arnold Pike dlscussas th• rel11lon·
ship of excess suaar In the diet to
low blood suaer. Panelists art Eddie
Albert. Katherin• Helmond end
Olympic Ch1mplon Biii Toomey
U (]) CI> lo.cl Runner
Ultde I•
m•rottier lllu
1:0011 hp lu1tt1J B m Wtody Wtedpeder D ,.,.,. MCI f riellll•
U (])CI> fu111tJ l'tlant.11 m A.M. M .. s "fortllJI LIO-"
(com) 'SO-Abbott & Coitello. ''Tllt a... lt'uPI Stery'' (blo) '60-Stl
Minto. Susan Kohner.
aJ C.ulltry M'* Time
l :JO. Cl) ScoHJ·Doo D di m rtnk hnthtr 8 lent Autry D CD CI> Jacbon fivt
9:00 II Harttra llobetrottan B 9 m TIN Jetlena U Mom: ''Mewr S.J Die" (com)
'39-8ob Hope, Martha Raye D (]) CJ) ltwltdttcl
CtftMft Ctmtval D Mtwtt: "llld kofJlo11" (SUS)
'57-Rlchard Dtnnlna, Mere Cofday.
Im Movie: "Stcurfty Ritt" (dra) '54
-John lr1l1nd, Dorothy Malone. ll)a ... s. em
1:)0 • Cl) n.. Hair ... , l•ndl aamaam.r IHf
(I) TI,._; WtMew tt UM Seutll
D CI>LW1wt11t
lD:OO 8 CJ) PtbMea and 11111• la•• D a m Taki A Clant Step
"Growlnt" (R) HBC producer Lucy
Jarvis ind folk·rock. slnatr David
Bromb«I Join tHn hosts Ken
Wonc. l.M Blair and Chris Parslow
In their rappln1 aesalon.
D W~""" a Mewtt: "W1ttft Wiiiie Com11
Mardiftl..._,.
lD:JO I Cl) ARllile't 1V funl'lles
Mewll: ....,., l111pn" (wu)
•5().-.()on Barry, Robtrt Lowrey. D MM: ....... lacl tlle Nl&fll"
(dra) '41-John P1J1tt, Mont fr ...
"""· m...,.. •at•• , .. ""
ll:tl8()).-.
B dim MIJer Llaau• ...w
T11ms to be announced.
Ci)hal f*" .....
D (l)Jeltttf q.at
II) LllCM LIM't
ll:JO. Cl) ...... tllt ~
D (l)LMCetetUM ID I lflCIA, ,...., Dn1 a.at ta\a•,_....PI Tht Grand Prix of
Or11 Bottift1 from tM two minion
dollar Lona e..eh Marine Stadium
The 1972 championships wtll ,..
over 70 dreu•rs competln1 over the
qu1rtt1 mlle w1t1ry course. ID Mowte: "Tiit Alll•1b'" (doc) Anl·
mats at war, worll end pley In their
n1turel h1bltat.
QI OutidMf World
l\rTfRNOON
12:00IJ(J)ftt ......... (
D Jolltt WIJIM Tit1atr1 "''" of tttt
Siddle"
CJ) Movie: "Tiit Kanun" (wes) '43
-Rlclmd Dix. J1n1 Wy1tt.
U (}) (f) AIMrtc.ln landlllnd CJ Mowlt: '1.ont Cun" (1dv) '54--
Gtorlt Montaomery, Dorothy M•·
lone. a Latctr
12:30 II Cl) You Art There "Th• Torment
of Joan of Arr!' (R) Andre• MaraMc·
cl stari as the 19·yHr-old Join on
trial for heresy ind tr11son while
Imprisoned In the Castle of Rouen
In m1dltv1I Franct.
fl) fentarria faan
1:00 G Cl) CIS Clllklftn'• festive! "fun·
ny Stories" A Rus,,l1n-m1de fllm
tbout the 1dvtnturas of I lf'1>UP of
mischievous younrsten.
(]) SplCI In tht 70'1 D Movie: '"altroue Strip" (wu>
'40-Rldltrd Dix, flo11nc1 Rice.
0 Movie: "Wtr of tht Wlldcltl"
(wu) '43 -John W1yn1, Marth•
Scott. a a 11P1c141 NA 1o1f aautc
The ellmu of this seuon's pro 1otr
tour with • purse of $250,000.
field or 150 top pros, h11dtd by d•·
f1ndln1 ch1mplon Arnold P1lmer.
co111pet1 •t Wuteh11ter Country
Club at Harrison, New Yori! (live) GI ...., Nick Carter
0) CiM en la T1rda
1 :lO CJ) Sltldtboel
(I) Mtbltt ..... Show mElelMm,,,....
Cl) IMll: "1'• Art lullty" (dll)
'63--Anthony Perkins_ J11n-Cl1ud1
Brialy.
2:00 II Dus11'• TmlMMI•
CJ) v• et Ac"aitture D lmm.tieul Z.nt "Lorenzo"
Lortnzo Ochoa ls 1 youn1 student
or arch11oloo, • curetor of th•
Mustum of Anthropoloo. In Me.xlco
City. Ht tells t11e story of his surcll
for clues to the put. which ht ho
wlll l11d to • better undtrahlndlna
of the present and the future.
(I) Movie: "Htu11 Acrtsa tlM la('
(dra) '40-Walter Pldfeon. Gtor11
Raft.
(I) lltltMtltMI Hour a t.owt11 Tltotl11
ms.a1Tra11
TH! DAILY "LOT, TV WUK. AUOUIT 8, 1972
m11avrPrt11cue
G!) ....., Qtlelt
2:IO 11 De Siesta 11 CMt
CJ) ca.,.. Preflle "Vlt1mln E·
Ecotoo·Dftt" D HIP alld WtW "Wbconsln Snow·
mobllt Derby" Ashln1 ttlroultl let
for trout anti 1 trtp Into the hlafl
mountain country by snow mtchlne.
~ AdlN ,.,.... .... m wi111 .. Ad'Hlrtun m LaecMt Llllk
J:OO 1J lent Loftdon $alow
CJ) MtN: "TM Rntlclt Yun"
(1dv) '56 -Tony Curtis, Collffn
Mllltr. D Acftculturt USA "Holocaust"
URamActlon Cl) ,., Out flkb
G Mtti.: <C> "TIM Last HUit"
(adv~ '56-Robert Taylor, Stewart
Cr1naer. \11 Sd·f1 ThHtrt m Mwle: "Cltln1 <e" (adv) '57-
Gtnt Barry, "'' "Kina" Col•.
G)flltbl&-S.CC.r m Movie: "Sine Girls tf Sheba"
flan 1$ proflled 8 lost In Sptct GD s,ocu t1a111en,.
J:JO IJ lltldtr/Oubldtr D °" c..,.,. "Thi Future or Tele·
vision" (R) Thomas Sarnoff, uecu·
hvt Viet President. HBC Wnt Cotst;
Cherlts Woodard of Theta Cable TV;
and Steven Pot of th• Synllledyn1
Comptny 1nswer questions from
Loyol1 University students 1bout the
future of commercill televi~ion and
the impact of cablt·tv ind video-
cassettu. 0 lo<r ltMts T-Blrds vs. TtltlS
Outlaws
(I) Secret A&tnt D Spotts'""littet( ,,..f1l1 L1rry Ma·
htn ID WMldn't It It lrut If • • •
"Show Rnpect to Your Younasters"
Gl)l.U.rla ...
If) Ytlc:e of Acftcttltwe
4:00 II Movie: "The Mick ft1t11tlln"
(fen) '65 -H1ns Conrtld, Buddy
81tr, Animated f1iry tale about a
hidden m•aic fountain. nar11ttd by
Sir Cedric Htrchriekt.
B Whit'• w..1 o. "Ute •t 65"
D ...,,, WeMtNft aJ CM!ltry Mldic TIN
8Addam fl•llJ
«') ....... l.d111
l!)C«••• ....
4:30 II fecu1 "Los An11l11 Recrution
ind Parb Circus" D CI> CJ) a> a. .. ,~,, Am
lac:n1 ''The Dtyt.ona Drum" Stock
car racln1 1t 01ytona 811ch, Florida
•nd Brunswick, Gtortl• er• featured.
(J)c.M~lfwllnl
lll HIP 9'M111 1JW11 go cmt. ,...,.
81adt11 w..w
9) Flllx tlM Cit
5:00 D lid T .. Jacl L1Lann1 and St ·
b11t11n Cabot auest. B ltwl•r fw Dellln a CJJ Cl> m .-. ww. wtrld "
""" (J)9News
1J Lat Tmhlo'a W Pet HtntY vs.
Monty Hall. m MtM: CCl """ ,. Oudll•
...,.. (dra) '56-Trtoet Power, Kim
Ncwal.
...... : (C) ... ""...,,.. ('"11)
'53-Blff Elllot, Preston fOltlf, hi·
o Cast11. fD luces -4 Mt•rta "Water''
Stnsltlw photoarar>hJ traca tht llf•
In w1ter 1nd the water In lift. m .. ,. ..... ma Ctu11trJ ,...
Q)ICI ...
5:15 m ...... a....u,
5!308 o.vtd fmt ltwut Art C1mey
1uats.
IJ (J)9""" O Mtvlt: (C) "Dr. Cydopa" (hor)
'40-Alb•rt Otkker. Janlct Loaan. 1J u.i lrtdpa' Wttlr Wortd
fl),.,. a..-c... '1WlnJJr Mtlon
Soup"
tD Acflculturt UIA 9 llHlpt's Island
Q)S'"4bcef
I '.' I N 1 ~I.
6:00 IJ DD CIJ m ,._.
(f)b TIM
tJlalO. .......
9 Mewit: (C) (90) "Lin Marie"
(dra)-Tony Franclost, Mart Rich·
min.
fl) Rosas ,.,. Vm111ai
fJl) Olu1111 Tnil B Qataer ftotMll Ch1111rs vs.
Mlnntsot• Vlklnp
(ti) Tith dtt 40 m n ... StMset 6:30 Cl) S,.ftJ ..... _
D MIC ..... CtnftnllCll
(J)'9ny ... ....
ON ... fE Je111 51\tplMrd'a Alltrlcl (R)
(Set Thursday, 8 PM)
me.~
9) HeN••P (R) Host: EJllot Mintz
7:00 fJ CIS News Roser Mudd
Cl) Ltt T,..t'a lolt B Nttioftal 8101t1plillt "Eerie World
of Jacquts Costen" 0 a> HM Kn RQJ Rot•rs, Dale
Evans auttt.
O Jwallt J1111 Col. Harland
Slndera.
(I) tip Qapeml
IJ o.tll v.n., o.,s
m (J)m~ w1111 ..
IB It Taktt A Tltllf
f» El Ttn11Uo
GI) IN Dtttu•t: A Tut et C:.11-
tiM '91t1a (R) (SH Tutlday, 9:30
PM)
G>Ho!MMit
7:30 II~ In tllt HwM "Hot off tho
Presses" (R) Tht fun-lovtn1 midi·
e1I studentl put to11thlf' their own
version or 1 alrlle m11ulnt.
(])Dflp9t
(I) Te Ttll tile Trvtfl
fJLtt'• ...... .,... II MUlltA S M .. : (af) • ...,_ ..
tllt I01t,.._,. (dra) '44 -GrtlO'Y
Peck. Thomu Mlt.ch1ll, Vl11e1nt
Pritt. Based on AJ. Cronln'1 ft·
mou1 novel of ttlt Scottish mlsaloft·
tty whose devotion to humanity
THt DAILY PILOT, T)f W!EK. AUGUST I. lt11
conqut,. th forcea wflk:t\ Mt out t l:JO 8 ([) lllfJ T,W Mwt -.. (R) a S.,..Ur rr ... ts: .._.._. II a o.. ..., ..,...
dat"'f his mltaloft lft CtllN. A newly tlectld cou~lman ii upr tlllt ht......,-(hot) '32 -Btlt Cl) Mewlt: -rM a...,.,.. ("'11) '60
I .._ FldlfJ but urunpertd to a.,,.ar whtn In· Luaoll. Sidnay foa. -Htlft2 ~. ln1r1d Viti Bttpn.
-· ls'*' (R) ~Id to be on Ttd'a ntwt proanm. D (])(I) a. ltnJ'• 'WflW' 5'ew D ....,..: -.., tlllt Ill• Mnt t1I s-... ....,_ D ,.._. •Miia tf dill .....-.,.-II Tiie u.... raer (dra) '65 -Stm McQueen, '9 MMtla ,...., (ld·fi) '69-ftobutllro Kajima, ctuh· m ..... Ron fortntr l" Rtmlcl, Don Mumy. On her
L-00 8 Cl) Al II .. ,,..,, (R) Edith's tophtt M~'11f!1. Stranrt tltctttc 8 ~ '1le bltf't Edlf"' husband's rtltast from prison, t
put ts QuestioMd and Ardllt fu lmpulsft .,. ~ from pltMt m a. ....... '°""' wfft Is dlsllluslontd to find
wftfl Jtelousy when t •crtt .,_bout Tera. followed br t maalve tttacl m LM .,_ Dft that he's as wild as twr, end wtltn
Ecllttl Is rMalt4. •a•lnst Elrtb bJ monstrous blasts. 10'.30 IJ "-N'cM wltll ...... Usa: ht rewrts to lawtmMSS lflt turns .. a m -Ce.-, Tllelllrt HO • (I) Oki Y• OJtia (R) Didi .. ts (C) ....... Ind f4fMf •• tf ... to I ~n1 ltlttffl't dtpUty for ..
-ni. Flt Odew"' (R) Don Knotts lost oe • motorCJClt IJ)ln In tht dt· tt.11 Dr1lllt" lace.
and Alttwr Wrt1 It.If In I sert and Ms to prldice 111 ht knowa m ..... Ed hrtJltk (() Mwll: '1'ilttl .. a .....,. (corn)
of a dis* "°"' optrl, Knotts pity· 'about sumval. m ..... Snltl"4 .... "l.tt's '61--Clrol l.tstlt.
ina a would be daptradO and qod· a a ID fflC 1111"'1 lllM: (C} Give Junkies Whit Ther W1nt-frtt a r ....... Dew Sonny Ind Chtt
fr., portraytnc tht IMtiff. (af) "rllt ~ (R) (df•) '72 Htroin!" Experts end 11-1ddk:ts dt· 1ut1t.
I ltd 0... ..... .... -fOflY francioU, Annt Buttr, bttt the Ptoposll, which would SUP· m .... : (C) "'TM ~ o.dll•
(]) (I) El) I Ide@; I W11 Otvtd Wayne, A former police dtttc· ply drup to tddlcts ftom aovem· StNy" (drt) '56 -Tyron1 Powtr.
ftllC9 (Pert I) Alm tdtptatlon of tlw Wflo specl1llzes In findlna miss· mtnt controlled clinks. m Mfttt: "WMe u, Ind Ur'
Tolstof a cl1sslc novtl pmenttd In Ina ptrlOllS turthes for • runaway 11:00. Cll DD([) a..... mys) '66 -Robert Hoffro•n. LISI
four parts. follows the fortunes tnd colle11 1lt1. Cl) Mlnhl .,.... . Gaston!.
lfttrlcatt t111tlollslllpa of four 1rlsto-fJ) UI ...._ ~ .._., m TM ~q Wtt1d of ~ft 12:00 8 MtN: (C} ,,, Tlday, 1M1
crttlc famlllts In Russlt durl1t1 ' II) ................. "'CfllMll ,.,.. m ildil'Jft Ka,..._ Te.-~nW" (dra) '$7--ltl BtlW.
1l1ht turbulent 111ra. 1805· 1812, .. .,...... fm SabMo Fllllke 12:30 0 MM: ...., Wiit Cried ........
whttt tht nttlon was cau(ht up In ft lnrlMe Well 11:15 Cl)~ ~ • bwtllde Y11,... (mys) '66-Vmnlca Hurst.
th• •• , with Napoleon. t-.JO. CJ)~ (R) Andrte ICUSIS (•dv) '5$ -Tony Curtis, Collen l:CIO D ...., ... r,..., Edwin Ntwm1n m I IHcfAI Mill CtUtttlia-U11I-Amie of not &fvina htr tht prope Mllltr. lntetvlews Prfnce R1nltr and Pr1n·
""' ....., hcNtrt The two-hou ptltmtl low •nd respect, tnd ht 11:10 II FllMtlous 521 "CMldttlt'a Hour c:ess Grac:a " Monaco.
pt1Stntatlon from the Am aullt·ltriken ftthtr an>Ptl clumslly (dra) '64--Audr., H1pbum. Shirler (j) CJ) News
Hotel will dlmu t wttk of Judaln for some WIJ to mtkt tmtnds. Mtc:Ulnt, James Gerner. M1Uc:lous Q) lhvlt: "'The Crut Mwnn"
In whb 42 Callf.ornll rlrts c:ompet1. D ..... Watdt ltny 8umll aosslp about l'MI ttldltrs br1nrs (doc) '54-lftturt tllm produc:td '°' m C..,......, WNldq • MllldJ Cetl•nltr ruin and trqldy. thtttrt tnd lV.
9 L.u UM 9 Hll)11ad r.-... Tlleltn 11:30 D MMe: .,..._ I~ (drt ) 1:20 II .... : "'TN WMI*'" (drt) '64
fl) Ahl .,.,_, "lntlmtte Uatit· .. Enemies" (R) (Set TI1utld11. 9 PM) '62 -Otborth Kerr, Michael Rid· UubtUI Scott. Steve Cochr1n.
Jnt' (R} (Set Wednesday, 1:30 PM) t:U fl)• t..edll Fftlritl amt. A pemea Is unc.rtaln If l:lO ID AIMfJcM ~ "AIM Uttctlft bl
8) L--. 10:00 I) CJ) ....._: I•,..... (R) Ult rully sees tht. (hosts of • pr~ •••" "11le OdaMr Ml•,.
fl) .._.,: ..,..., , .. LadJ" (com) Ptlelpa, struck on tht htad, loses vioUJ aowrnau and • valet. or if 2.-00 D"""
'31 -Humphf11 Boprt, Rontld hit mell'IOIJ wtille trylnc to Inter· her two smell cllarps are playlnr a 2:U 8 Mewll: (C) "Anw '11 tlle Oat"
R1111n. cept a smuatln1 operation. ttrrifylna r•me on her. (was) '54-Sftflln1 Ha1dtn.
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uiz:DoYou
eally Get a Kick
Out of Life?
DAILY PILOT
June Lockhart Talks
To Parentss Don't
Give Love Halfway
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
"Ice Float" Punch:
It's Cooling and
It Looks Terrifi~
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FOR SYBIL LEEK, p.ychk
f ou pre4icted J. Edg• Hoooer' • "'1alA • a nea.
paper anicle lad /"'"""?J, ad ,,.. .... e.Mdioft
attntpl °" Georg• w alloce .. 0 bool pabUalwd
Jaortly bef on tJae Cooernor um altal. Boco do you
ful wlw:n pndkdou Uh tltae COtM trwP-L. T.,
Salina., Calif.
FOR THE REVEREND BILLY CRARAJI
On a Johnny Cuh TV show, you aaicl the guitar wu men-
tioned in the Bible. I found the carnet, cymbels and eigbt
other i:mtrumenta, but oo guitar. Where u it aww•kmed?-
Mn. C. Lee Parb, Munayrille, Ca.
• The Bible refers .repeattdly to ¥n§ed ~II, and
•an example nobce Psalm 150:4, ... pnu.se him with
stringed instruments and organs.· Espedally note Psalm
33: 2, where the reference is made to an instrument of mi
strings, probebly very much like a guitar.
FOR HVGH CYBRIAN, 8lar of NBC'1 •prc>M•
You have a record of taking chances. Wbat ~the biggest
ooe you ever took?-J. W., Blue&eld, W. Va.
•Jumping out of a plane. I dJd a film in which the character
I played was supposed to be a big hero, has to make a jump
~gets scared and can't make it. He has to come down in
the plane. A big disgrace and letdown to him. I wanted to
see how I would react under the same circumstances, if I
had the guts to make it. I did, then went bade to do a second
jump just to see if 1 could repeat it.
FOR BOB HOPE
Does your wife ever go with you on your trips to Vietmm?
-Mn. Art Huber, Merrillville, Ind.
• Back in 1966, my wife Dolores, my daughter Nora and
my son Kelley all joined me for part of the Christmas trip.
And in 1969, Dolores again made part ol the trip, but went
home early to be with our grandchiJdreo. It's wonderful for
me, but seeing Dolores seems to make the servicemen more
be>esidc, so I don't tab her along every year. She says she
wants to go next year if I go.
FOR AL KAUNE, Detroit Tiger bo.ball *" .
What is the toupaa pitda for you to hit agaimtP Bow a boat
the toughest pitcha?-Byrclie Wiltiamtoo, Milton, N. C.
•The hardest pitch for me to hit is a sideann delivery. So
f ve got to say that the toughest pitcher for me to hit against
is Ted Abernathy, the Kansas City rightie, who is a side-
anner.
.... DORIS DAY
I bow bow clog pounds have killed animals in thC* d.
cw ...... chambers and I think it's uttsiy inhuman•
Why cloem't the SPCA do 10mething about it1 -Shari
MeClinton, Plaeentia, Calif.
• Many groups and individuals are trying to combat this
evil practice. It's a matter of inftuenciog public opinioo OI'
persuading civic olBcials of the cruelty involved. Sometimes
this turns out to be a difficult task. You can help through
your local humane as.tOciation. A merciful way ol aestroying
these unfortunate creatures is the quick, painless hYJ»
dermic injection.
· • I feel revolled and appilled. When I beard about the
Wallace aaeninetion attmipt.1 imnwUately had ao attack
al uthma. 1111 au.ck that a.ited for two days. It redy gets
me deep trwide in tho .-.r plemt, ., to ...-Jc. However,
I have a great refu;:: sleep. When the Bobby (ennedy ~ (wbieb I bad predicted), I took to
my bed. I think I re.Dy try to tell myself it didn't happen:
I bow I try to push it to the back al my mind.
FOR USA TODD of ·aee How·
Do people ever eom.... you with Liza Todd, daugliter ol
Eliubeda Taylor and the late Mib Tocld?-M. S., A.bury
P ... N.J.
. •AD the time! People just want to believe that I am. Evm
stories in the. press-insist that I am Liza Todd. I keep o:·
plaining that ·rm not. and pOinting out that she's ooly &bout
13 years old. I started using "'Lisa Todd"" as my stage name
about five ymn ago when I was dating a boy named Todd.
I wam't happy with my real name, which is-Lisa Taybt
FOR CARROLL CYCONNOR
I ha~ Mmd the n-.. ~tp may dilcootinue 'IOIJI role
-Arc:laie ........ Tn.?-Billy Bornholdt, Le Sueur, Mhm.
•The rumor you beard is just that-a rumor. I have never
said I would quit the show. I love the.show and everyone
connected with it. and as long as the audiences lib the
abow, I will be ArchJe Bunker.
FOR REi .REED, mooW critic
Y-face wl perwlity .. ._., eppealing. Woalcl re
eorwi• a morie c:meer?-Lmw Monomle, .. ,....., Neb.
e I have turned down a numbs ol movie roles liDoe ap-
pearing in "'Myra Breckinridge" because the 81ms were oot
Vfrf good. But if the right part came along, rd coorider it
again. Acting ii fun., and mare aitics shoWd try it Mean.
while. my .yndicated column and movie reviews keep me
busier than most al the unemployed acton I know.
A ...... &. t9'n lisJAl(v.._ TM. J 11 Y I ' J
LIC*AMLDAV'IDOW,O, WIOilW.Pff PS ,_.,POI I 1
DOllAl.D Y. ......,.., VJ> .. ~ DINctcw' ..,. ,__.,,VP .. Editor tn Chief
Meoc. ~Mgr,:~ .j. QI? 5
; MYllOU)I DODeOtl. litenaa'ng Editor
...,.etlftg Dlrec:tor. 8'11 Le f trs ..... YOftl MCt1MD VAL.OAT?. M D1Netor
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· 8IGG5t UVING ANIMAL
~'the blue ~ ( 8alaeoriopt8"a
MUSculus ). Mar"( speOMenS exued IOO #. w'*' some wetghing neariy 200 tons.
SNORTEST U.S. PQESIDENT
was~
JaMeS ~ison who was
s ft. 3}6. inches tall.
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lllGllfST .
PRICED
DfAMONO eve.-
auc+;one.d was a ER.42
canst~ which Sold for-
~,ooo irt tc?EA.
Every home a super receiver
• ... noc:unwd
• plugalnlD ..,GUiiet
• no...,tooll
oradcllloMllM...W ........
• no-l'llbblt ..... .
\
uglroulllde• .... ,.
Utlllw •II the wiring In JOtlr home
••• every room • reception .,.
Do you mow that you have ooe of tbe p-eatat 1V anteonu ever COOltroc:ted?
It'• better than any let of rabbit can., more dBc:ient than complicated atemaJ
anCeoDM. It'a your bouee. Ya, tbe wi.riq in your home coostitutea a pant antenna
that acts u a aiper receiyer for 1V, PM, all kinda of diftk:ult reception.
And tbe aecret to Ulina all th.ii recepdou pocentiaJ ii an am•rina litde ploa-in
attw:bment that utilizea tbe receptivity ot your bcKm wirioa without U1inJ a up
bit of clectrical ponr. Yea. you limply attach tbe edapter easily a quietly to
your let .•. plug it in to any wall outlet and Un.mediately your entire e1earical
system it wortina for you. No upy looti.Qa rabbit ean., no dUBc:ult. daqeroua
to maintain euern.aJ antennu. aod reception IO sharp and dear it will amaa
you eYeD in tbe more difllcult a.reu. Order one for O¥erY let in your home, no
incmfeaeoce from limultaneoualy operatin1 eea. Only St .98. PuD imtructiom
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I _,...,...~•w ....... Mo.p1.L·7S7 I I ~ • .,." ... Y. ,,.
I Plew mah Indoor 1V Antenna(•). oaJy Sl.98 plm 5°' lhippias and hlndli ... under your money back parantcie.
I SA VBf Order 1WO Antennas to.. oaly SJ.SO plus 5°' lhipphaa and bandliq
Cbcct <N money onlel' encbed fOI' total (N.Y. raiitent1 edd
I aleatu).
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Sn1art Coo~ng
Thla week, Food Ma .....,.. IUl••n prepares an
~ealMng punch bowl because: "For years I've noticed at
parties that It lan't j&Mt the way tood taatee that
draws compliments; it'• the way Ira preeented. So when aome
neeghbcn had a lawn party, and aaeigned me to make
the punch, I took the extra time to make a colorful ice float.
Judging from the oohs and aha It got, it sure was worth IU"
Let's Make a Pretty
"lee Float" Punrh
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1. In 4-~ punch bowl, combine
all liquid inpedients. Place ice float
in puocb or add ice cubes. Ladle
into tall glaaa. Ouniah.
Nda3~qt1.
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1. In punch bowl, combine punch,
limeade coocentnte and water .
Slowly atir in dub IOda. '
2. Place ice ftoat in punch or add ice
cubes. Ladle iat.o glaaea. Oamith
with lirne alien ii desired.
Moku about 4 qU.
ICE FLOAT
llold ....
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1. Pill tbe mold of your cboi.ce (ae-
lect mokl that will ftoat within cir-
cumf ereoce of punch bowl) about
three-quarten full ol Watler « ol
the puacb )'OC.I aie ICl"riq. Free:n:.
2. Arraqe daliRd buita, IUCb ..
lanoa alica, lime alic:a, onn.ae
alicea, strawberries, maruchioo
cberriea « small arape clUlla'I. in a
petty pattern on toe of tbe frozen
water.
S. Fall tbe pan with additional water
and freeze.
4.. Unmold by holding mold briefly
in hot water. Place tbe ice float on
punch in puacb bowl with the pat-
tern Ude up.
5. Or if dcli:red, place small indiftl..
uaJ fruill in eectioaa ol ice-cube
tray. Add water, fn:e:& Un.mold in
punch bowl
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Cao the com&.aDa ew:r be fuJJy
procccted from milRpr'Clcn-
lation and fraud in t.bc mar·
ketplacc? Amooa tbe most ~
mcecJ profcssioaala iD l:bis ftcld ate
Better Busioeu Bureau maoaeen-yct
even they have atoriea to teU about
how they were taken in by smoocb-
tall:ina con men.
One BBB mana,er in Jndianapolia
teU. this story on birmell: ··1 was at
home alone ooe Saturday momina
when the doorbell rang. The man at
the door, with his receipt ped ready,
said he was from the locaJ furrier aod
had come to pick up my wite'a fut
coat for storage. I turned ova;. the
coat, he wrote out a receipt and went
• hf. way. I thoU~t -~-more ~l it
until my wife c.amc home ... And IW'e
enouJh, she had made no arran~
mcots to ttorc bu coat. Tbe receipt
was a phony, and ntt~Uen to say, .-e
oc~r uw the coat apin."
A novice bureau 1tatrer in aoother
city ac.c:epeed a PllCUae tor a neighbor
who was oot at home, signed a receipt
and pa1d a SS postage-due cbarae,
only to find that his oei&bbor ,,..uo't
e.q>Oetina anythina and that the a-ct·
•se he had ~peed contained, fhtina-
ly enough, a boa!
"Frauds of this type are common·
place," says David Rufi', manager of
the Newark bureau, "and there is
littJe we can do to protect the victims.
A aood rule or thumb is~ Never turn
anything of value over to a stranger
without doub~kina bis refer·
eooes, tak.ing bis liceMe-plare number ,
when possible, aod/ or ca.llina his ot •
6ce to verify bis identity."
~ ate aeveral areas of penist·
mt cocnplaint that have been noted by
bura..-K:rOSS tbe country. Here are
the most notorious ones, thole that
&R moss often used to take your
money and time and to give you the
least possible return.
MIT
AND
SWITCH
Bette, S.ninra Bureaus are CCD-
IWJtly doiaa barde with pr8Ctibooai
of the old bah.....t-.witcb routine. It
worb lib this: An ad appan in the
paper for aewin1 machines at the
rocl~om price of $40. Wbm the
lilopeful customer appean. tbe .U.
man eitba tells her that the last ~
d>ioe waa just sold at that price °' die
triee to convince bu that the machior
..... really very good and to ... -
The
Better Business Bureau
Wams:
By K Bruce Palmer, premdent, Coundl of
Beffer lkuinee. Bureau•. Inc.
. OD -to iiiOthu product COltina twiice
as much ... It's 1urprisin1 bow quietly
And mloodiJy such Wea afiiiinictj
wort. .. one bureau rep1aa1tatiw uya.
(;.....a A4'im: Learn to RICOS-
lli:z.e the tact.ic:a of bail and switch
when you tee than and evaluate your
purchase accordinaly. Tbosc who
pursue "bupjm" too avidJy oheo
cod up payin1 more.
HOllE-
IMPROYEllENT
8WINDLE8
A lady in Gary, Ind., let in a Jfur-
IWlt inaptttor .. wbo wanted to chect
the safety of ber furnace. Sbe left him
iD lbe ba""'Dall while abe ftnWwl
putting a pie in the oven. Wbm lbe
returned, he bad dianantlcd the fur-
nace and had pana lfllud out all
over the Boor. '"I came just in time."
be told bc:r. '1bia furnace ... rady
to blow up. I can repUr' it Uld pul it
b.ck lO&dher apiD fot S7S.'" Kil vic.-
tim bad littJc cbOice but to ba~ bim
reauemble the furnlce-aDd abe bad
oo way of knowing wbetbet it ttuly
had beeo a safety hazard.
G...a A4him: Call YoW' locaJ
county clert'a omce ot Beaer ~
ness Burau to ft.Del out if sax:b ~
tioos are lepl. Q,eck the credentials
of the inlpector and call bis omce to
verify them.
BBB'a on tbe Eut Cout have fat
.. don't deal" files oo a "'raurdl com-
pany" that .mda out letten that say:
11ria is not aaodlu .... pmmict
On tbe contrary, we want to buy
somethlna from you-your boDCllt. ob-
jective opinion of new producta and
publicatiom." What could aouod
more aincere, dc.tpite the $10 rep..
tratioo lee that ia requiredf But com-
piainta pour in to 888 ot6ca about
the products that are dial mailed out
-pn>dQc:U of trivial valoe lite dult-
cloChs, raor blades. eyetimr peacila.
Payment for Cftluati.aa thele prod·
UCb, it hD"DI out. ii not made in cab.
but in ICrip, to be applied toward
FOda of equaUJ inlipifbnt value
80ad •• bisber lban &tore .pdca.
Cr nll M*m Before eenctn,.
wy to .a .. orpnizatiom'" (apo-
ciaDy it tbe 9Cldrw ii • bCD nmnher),
.t for funber iDformatioG. A lcaib-
maae CODOerD nna-baitaa to sift
daaila of ill operatiom.
SBJ=..mPROVEllEJIT
ICHEMD
A rrrictcllHpd ._ ia New Yort
wcm to a bair ... ep.c net cca111r that
H. Bruce Palmer. wbo "'* ti. utids mpcdlDJ tor
PAMD..Y Wl!ULY, ii praiotral ol tbe en.di al Bena
• ....,_ lwam. Inc. A 1931 p'lldulile al die Ual+ea*f
ol Nii'Npn, .. Wiii {Of ll ,... -I
0 j wida die
Mutual Bmdlt Life bmnDae CA. w1WM111.-..-...
from 19$3 to 1962. Mr. Palme:r ii -holder al .. ,
awarm and four boooru:y ....... wt• '-8dhe iD.
pubk ~for maay yan.
............ ., .........
ad\Wtiled bair)liecw ........ to
.. , ~ ill pMce. Mr. x -...s ........ told .... ft»-
-'*-'. ..... dlM .. remlla
ol Cbe IUqkal prowduie .,._ DOI
,uara;ifeed. He .. paid $1,200 Md
wldel waat tbe ...,.., ....... Jll'OCW ot
baviq tbe piecl wired to his ICaJp.
After a few daya, the ..U. bepa to
bofba him, and tbe pain became IO
pat that he .... to • bolpitaJ to
have the bairpieco ftllDO¥eCI. He want-
ed hil money beict. but tbe ,...
be bid alped pr<*dDd tbe '**"
and tbey refUled to mah any tDt of
teUIMwtt M1er prwwe from the
-m, tbe =-ftoaUy oftc:red Mr. x
a lpecilOy wown $5'>0 wi& • a ~
plltw•cnt Not •d.fted. Mr. X bu
deciltoiJ to -tatt..-cale' to-eomt.--
where -=tioD is DOW pmctiq c .. ~ Alwa}I rwt die
fine print before .,,,.., OODtnc1a.
Remember tbal cace a caGlnct is.
aiped. the compay ii liable tor~ ma tbaa 1a not m wrmn,.
v~ tnnr.hw. that
o&r a mre way to mab easy mooey
lbould be reprded widl a&pic:klG.
Ulltil he called die BBB, Mt. 0 of
Sbre¥eport. La., WU tem1*C9 to in-
Wll $2.400 in~ m+ hj1w
00 bia OWll route by • falt-caJtiq
uleernan who pmmiled llim a wy
life rUina in money in bit .,.re time.
What Mr. 0 blldn't reaJimd Wiii that
the com of routine repair ad ..,...
dalilm could eat • .., aD bil pro&..
-that ICrvicina the mec:biDel would
tum into & fu8.cime job -nta calla
comin.g in day and niabt.
G I ,, A ... Befon mftltina
money in aucb Cllteli*~ lhnJI
cbeck the c:ompaay"a rcputicla.
A lany al tncp••riM ~ ill to a
m c6» ia tbo ......_ -.. a
~ rocm'" opendma .... •up fla
the --. It wwted lite 1bia: Your
, le:s9oae riop wt a I II , llolco
..,.., 6'Tbil ii tbo .. , at 1W't ...
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-... Quinc:a are you bavaa't beard
ol. ..... The '¥Uice lalb 00. fut and
CDDvim:iDalr: 1be miwion ii niliq
fmdl for itl umual Qrilbma din-
ner f« tbe bom rl m Tbo $5 or S 10
you JiYe will briDa many tima that
amoamt ol joy IO cbe poor UDfoma-
mta wbo acecl bdp. U you apie to
coatnbul.e, a repre« 11tatne wiD be at
)'OQr bome or place of ....... within
an bour to pick up the mooey ...
A1lboQlb the BBB illUel repeated
wanainp wbm thae operaton bit
town. many people are duped into
oomributina jull lhe ume.
G...al A•wke: Wbcn you're
utecS tor money bJ phone. rrn the
DO avail. A.a in&Wrcrent ~
made one appea.rance but failed to b
the raqc. The Drilbhm .... Bebe
to intcn::ede. and • iapctldrwJ:
"Loot. maoufaauras don't want you
to be unhappy witb their produaa bo-
caa. they bow you11 &ell ~
wbo will ~ DC¥el to buy cbeir ap-
pliaac:a. Lct'a wriae them and explain
the cWlicultiet with the ~ and tbe
indiftCTCOCC of the dealer ... Wilbio a
few dafl a repairman waa back at the
boulC and hod the ato\le.
C..... A~ Wbeo a dealer n>
f ..-.a to c:ooperatc. let the maouf9C:-
~know about it. •
~ to "'put it in wriliDa" and tben HIGH-PRESSURE U• fS ~ a BBB report. Wbm IOtic:ited TACTICS
-in pmoa....._, J'OV""UI~ iet-a-BBB--·-An alert BBB muip:r"iDNeftii-
report ftnt. When eolicited by mail. pia)'ed detective wbeo bu•mcwmen
cbect that out too. in tbe New Y ort area were beina
VIC 1 llllZINO
nfEAGED
Mn. P. an elderly Dalla widow,
receiwld a letta from one P.dwud
Wardell. The letter said, in pmt, .. I am
writmg to you ill an dlort to brine
your attealioon to your buahnd'a ~
oount wbicb ii loq I*' due." Tbe
leaa' uid that the dee e•• d man •ldll
owa $46.20 for ICIVicel and tbe ac-
COODt bad been CUIDDd O¥a" to me for
coHeaim '" AJumed, Mn. P called
the BBB. which told ber that mdl a
demand for money miabt be a bou
and that lbe abou1d advile Wudm
that lbc WU tumiq tbe mda' O¥a'
to her lawyer. Se¥eraJ other pa-
ftlDd complaiD1s apimt Wanlm, and
1000 the evidence of extortion
bmuabt about hia arrat and coavic.-
tioo OD four counts ot mail fraud. ffe
wu acntcaced to thn:e yean in priloa. c .. .u.tc:e: llepnl Ul)' •
mands for money from manaen with
immediate mspicioll. ID thia irwlance,
the meutiua of Mn. P'a lawyu w ·
eooup to friahtm Warden away.
8EIMCE REPAIRS
A Drilbhm ol ._ 0emerw. tbe
OODM••er advoc::MB ot the BeUcr 8'11i-
DCll lk.aa.u. boupt a de.lme new
... .ranp-6e I.a ward In tifdw:n
ll!Ptimca, almGll guanadeed to tum
out IQUl1DCl meall. A ,,_ daya after
it ... illltalled, tomdhiq ia the
awitch merbaniwn bepD to dip md ~-barw-oftm iD tbe middle of
lhc n.iabt. Calla to the dealer wae ol
~ by eoticita1iom for Iida in
.. Black American M•prine.• The
•Jr.amen implied tbat aDJODC who
didn't take ID ad WU a racilt and
would be reported to the Ovi1 Rqlm
CMmlieeim Many people yielded 10
the praau:re. Dam lluft. .,,.,,..,. of
the Newart BBB and black birmelf,
investipted the authenticity of the
.. maprinc." He found that it wu a
poorly . printed pamphlet. pcaided
over by two white con men. Ruff
turned tbe Cale Oftr' to tbe police and
the two mm were coavictcd of fraud.
G....a A,,,_ If you hPe been
victimized by a awiadkr. let your to.
cal BBB know about ii, IO that they
have a n:icord of ICbemea operatina
in your area and can caution othas.
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A lady iD Wilminafno.. Del.. waa
.,m, on a ~ holiday c:nlile.
Her problem .... to find • IDC>d tm.
Del in which to baud ber dog. Sbe
amwen:d an ad in the paper for a
~t boardina and poomiq
eervice. After taam, to the baael by
pboae.. lbe bad aome aaenatiom and
decided to call tbe BBB, wbidl lbc
found bad already c:hected out the
.. service ... The people wbo p1-ced Clle
ad Jilted only & pboae D......., and
bcdpf inquiries about a.. llddraa.
sayin1 that they picbd up aod deliv-
ered pdl. A BBB inHSllipb ob-
tained the addrea throuab tbe new.-
paper ad dep9rtmaat and found dm
it WM a-dirty, boarded-up buildin1 in
tbe ware.bouae aectioa ol town. The
lady aousbt out aDOCber bmw:I.
C1•1nl .u.tc:e: Be wary ol aisbt-
umeeo facilitiea. U you cannot per-
aonally cbect out ~ claiml,
call your local BBB
f« information..
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People Quiz.
Is It 1buglt Ir "\OtJ to
Get a Kiek Out or Life?
TN• or Fal .. : Being dishonest robs a person
of the ability to enjoy life. (See number 5.)
By John B. Glb•on
Most of us would like to get
more enjoyment out of life.
And we believe you'll enjoy this
True or False quiz., which takes
a look at the ftndinp of the ex-
perts on-the subject of matins
living a more u.atf ul experience.
·--'fRUE OR FALSE?
1. It would be easy to enjoy life
if we could have everything we
wanted
2. Handicapped people are leas
happy and get lea enjoyment
out of life than normal penona.
3. Tbe capacity for enjoying
life vane. wirb each individuaJ.
4. People who enjoy life-who
have a zest for living -seldom
arc ill.
5. Being djahonest robl a per-
son of the ability to enjoy life. e. If you're not getting as much
enjoyment out of life 111 you
feel you should, lhafs just the
way the cookie crumbles and
there isn't much you can do
about iL
ANSWERS
1. False. As psychologist H. J.
WablC't observes in summing
up the ftndinp of a study on
this subject, "Enjoying life is
complex. Having all our needs
and desires immediately satis-
fied will not produce an enjoy-
able life. Such a condition
would in most inslances pro-
duce satiation and boredom in
humans." An enjoyable life, he
finds, requires contr;lsts. It
involves experiencing a wide
gamut of both pain and satis-
faction-..
KING: l911t-•llf"'. l4 m~ 11C011111.
2. False. Contrary to what is
traditionally assumed, a recent
study by a team of psycholo-
gists baa shown that this is not
the case. Subjects o f the study
were 144 handicapped and l S I
normal persona, who were given
questionnaire interviews de-
si8J>ed to aasea their degree of
life satisfaction. extent of de-
pression, amount of frustration.
etc. No diffe""'DCI" waa found
betwtcn the two groups on re-
ported~appiness or degne of
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frustration. Evidence indicated.
however, that persons in the
nonnal group were more ~
pression-prooc, spent more time
f celing down-in-the-<iumps and
sorry for themselves. The hand-
icapped people judged their
lives to be more difficult. with
more obstacles lo be overcome
-but this did not make them
lea happy or affect their Ult
for living.
S. True. There is no human
characteristic that varies so
markedly with the penonality
of the individual. Some people
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have such a capacity for enjoy·
ing life th;at the most advene
conditions cannot extinguish it.
Othen lack this capacity lo
such an extent that they get
little pleasure or enjoyment out
of living even under the most
favorable condition.a .. Psycho-
logical atudica lbow that one
way lo ~ )'OUT capacity
for enjoyinJ life ii lo cultivate
a better M:nte of humor. lnvc.
tiptioru show that people with
a well-developed .enae of hu-
mor are able to view things in
a troer penpective, have the
ability lo roll with the punches
life occasionally bands out,
plus the ability lo laugh at their
own foibles, without taking
themselves -or anything else -
too aeridusty. ---
4. True. A oonseDIUI of leading
medical atudiea, both in the
U.S. and Britain, &bows that a
penoo 's attitude and general
outlook on life not only affect
his morale and emotional well-
being, but also affect his physi-
cal well-being. People who en-
joy life. who have a uatful, up-
beat approach lo living. are far
leas subject lo all types of d.ia-
eaae and infection-ranging
from the common colds, head-
aches and backaches to the
more serious afflictions.
5. True. Psychological lludies
have dcmonatrated that being
dishonest robs an individual of
two thlnp: his aelf-atecm and
his capacity lo enjoy life. The
man wbo ia unhappy with him-
ulf ii unhappy with the world
around him. And atudiea show
that the man who bas a poor
opinion of bllmeJf bu a simi-
larly low opinion of othen.
This negative and paranoid at-
titude ia the thing that eff ec>
tively robs him of the ability to
enjoy life.
I . Fals~. There's a simple and
euy way to increase your en-
joyment of ~fe. Take time out
for a moment of careful reftec.
lion. Dig down deep and come
up with an honest anawer lo
this question: "What are the
things I've done recently that
brought me the greatest enjoy-
ment?'' Tate pencil and paper
and make a lilt. then incorpo-
rate these activities into your
schedule more frequently. Give
them just as high a priority on
your calendar as your other re-
sponsibilities permit Remem-
ber, learning lo enjoy life to
yoor fullest potential ia a ~it
younelf proposition. No-,_
body can do it for you. Ill.I
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The ads were so intriguing they
made you want to rush to pack
your bass.
"Ovcneas Jobs. High Pay.
Travel. Adventure!' That was
just the ftrst one. "World-wide
Positions Available," 'creamed a
lf..--c<>nd. "High Pay, Travel Al·
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These ads were two of many
lrntt have ap~red in a column
beaded .. Employment Opportu·
nities" in a leading national
W'¥kly magazjoe. -Of t~ tocal of
18 "opportunities" advertised in
the column, JO were for ahamor-
ous and exciting-sounding jobs
abroad!
Last June. Los Angeles City
Councilman Gilbert W . Lindsay
advised his constituent' to get out
of the jotMcarce Southern Cali-
fornia area and move overseas.
"I 1l_nderstand that many highly
industrialized nations overseas
are suffering from a m:lnpower
shortage," the councilman said.
But if Councilman Lindsay's
bearcn tak.e his advice, they
could be in for trouble. This re.
porter, back. from a survey of the
"employment opportunities" for
Americans in Lisbon, Madrid,
Rome, Paris, London and Dub-
lin, found that, almo.~t without
exception, there just w~u no such
jobs.
It wam•t simply that there
weren't any jobs at 'high pay," or
"with travel and overtime allow-
ances," or even with challenge
and excitement. There were no
jobs for foreigners, P"iocl!
Wha.t's more, U.S. Embassy
officials in most foreign capitals
expreMCd deJight that someone
finally proposed to bring this
woTd home. particularly to the
young people of America.
lo Paris, an attrac1ive and in-
telli(Cnt youna Kcrctary at the
U.S. Ch.amber of Commerce,
when shown the column of "em-
ployment opportunities" by this
reporter, burst into laughter. She
told me she'd gotten her own job
only because she'd lived and stud-
ied in Paris, had the right con-
ncction5, and, even then, was on
a waiting list for months before
even one chance: for work turned
up.
Her boss, Mrs. Phy111s Mitchell
Michnux, who maintains a list of
th~ who come to the U.S.
tt • ,AMIL 'f wtUO. Y, A~ t. 1'72 ,
Jobs-
Get 1bem?
By Maxwell Hamilton
"'Ibe only American girl who stands a chance of
getting a job in Paris," admits one authority, "is the &rst-rate
secretary who can take shorthand in both English
and French. Even then, she'll make roughly $400 a month."
Chamber of Commerce on Ave-
nue George V looking for work
in Paris, gets between IS and 20
applicants a day, some of whom,
she said. ''are in rully dCJperate
circumstanoes. They will settle
for anything, even their fare
home if someone will provide it."
Mrs. Michaux estimated that
the only Ameri~n girl who
stands a chance of getting a job
in Pnris is one who is a trained,
first-rate secretary who also is
ftuenlly bilingual-meanina she
must be able to lake shorthand at
top speed in both English and
Frcoch. Even then, she will make
roughly $400 a month, of which
a minimum ot $&SO will go
• toward a passabJe room in wttic.h
to live.
Even more importantly, how·
ever, it will cost a French em-
ployer some $600-tor a work
permit, c1earanc~ of papen, etc.
-for the privilege of hiring an
American, not to mention the
two months thu process will con-
sume. Thus it can be seen that a
prospective employer ha.s to want
a foreigner pretty uracntly before
be11 even make you an offer.
The situation varies not at all
in other European capitals. rn
Dublin, a spokesman at the
American Embasay wu ex-
tremely downbeat about ;ob op-
portunities, even for retired U.S.
citii.ens who ·ve often dreamed of
retumina to the Ould Sod. 'lbele
just aren't any jobs avaHabte for
them here," he uplnined, "and,
even if there were, the pay would
be so low as to be beneath Che
level or whal they COtJld draw
Crom Social Security."
In Portugal, whose warm, sun-
ny shores are the newest magnet
Jor Americans ftocking abroad,
a widow who works at the
U.S. Embassy in Lisbon sighed
when asked about emp1oymc:nt
opportunities. "I should know
how impossibte it is," she sa.id.
"J have two teen..aged sons who
a.re in tchool here au winter. Last
suouner. the younger boy got a
job at no pay with a veterinarian
(because he loves animals). The
older lad could find nothing. This
year, the same sltuatioo pre-
vailed; and, aJlhougb my young-
est bad hoped to 6.od a payina
job, be finally went back to the
veterinarian." At the same saJary
as last year-oothiq.
la Spa.la • Im Portplll, one
woukl think that ao American
would be welcome at the various
airline offices which deaJ with
American penpnneJ. But Ylrious
spokesmen at the tw A and Pan-
Am offices in Madrid and Lis-
bon, as well as in Rome, said they
felt it would be impossible for
U.S. citizens to get jobs with
them. 'They just wouldn't be sat-
isfied with the low pay which the
English~pcak.ing natives get.
Another factor working against
Americans looking for jobs
abroad is the situation that exists
in Spain and Portugal, as well as
in se\ICral other European coun-
tries, whereby if a job becomes
available, it must be one that a
native can't fill. And you have
to sign an agreement the minute
you get it that you will give up
this job as quickly as a native can
be trained to take over.
And you art requi~d to train
tht nativtl
It might be argued that the
peoptc who advertise the glam-
orous job opportunities abroad
must be guilty of fraud a.nd
should be prosecuted. But in
every cue they've left themselves
a loophole; for the ftnc print in
their ads shows they aren't offer-
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seod you a Ii.st-ranging in prices
from $1 to $5-of firms that do
business in Europe, and which
therefore misht be expected to
hire an occasional employee. You
can make up such a list yourself
by a vi$it to any good library.
la feet. everyone who was con-
sulted in the matter suggested
this as the tint step for anyone at-
tracted to living and worting
abroad: find out what kind of
firm you want to work. for, and
where; then get in touch with
them before you even apply for
your passport.
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By June Lockhart
E•peci41Uy for Famlly Weekly
F or a while now, youoa people
seem to have accepted me
wboJehcartedJ)' as a pet'IOD. J
suppose lhe reuoo is that I have been
cast ao Iona u lhe perfect .. motber ..
imap. A her all, for ail years I played
the hcan of the American dream of
palient, understanding motherhood in
the "l..auie" 1V ICriea. A.od aftu that
I wu the equally perlect and lovina
spaco-a,e mother in .. Loa in Space."
In that aeries, I did Jet my apron otf,
but my character was still the same:
Mother. And a bit 1quare at tbat. B\len
my role as lady doctor on .. Petticoat
Junction" was in line with rhis imqe.
So I can understand the kids' reactiom.
But of coune, I am not rbat plastic
mOC:tei=woman .-i all. i wasn't w~ I
dtd the ICriea, and I am not now. I ac-
cepted lhOle roles because tbty were
challcn,giog and assured steady employ-
ment-which any actor enjo~. They
also provided me with the opponuniry
to get to koow today's young people.
It all began, really, when I went to
sec "Hair" in Los Angeles. I was
amazed. That show opened up the
theater. It· broupt the actors off the
stage and into contact with the audi-
ence. Most important. it prepared the
way for a better understandins of to-
day's young people and what they stand
for. The story iuetr is essentially about
a boy who couldn't burn his draft card,
was ~t to Vietnam, and was killed for
his efforts. I was taken with the politi-
cal mes.sage of "Hair," with the young
people who were telling it. and its joy-
ful celebration of hope. So I wcnf back
several more times to 9ee it and to vis11
with the Ca5t backstage.
My interest in politics, and especially
politic.al journalism. has been part of
"Many adults I know seem
to fear this expressive
generation -and give their
love with airings attached."
my life sinoc I first st arted attenchng
current-events class in school when I
was 12 years old. And later, during the
I 950's. I was the only woman on a cur-
rcnt-cvencs news quiz show on NBC
called "Who Said That?"
So when I learned there wao; 10 he a
war moratorium in downtown L.A ..
nnd that the members o f the show were
going. I wanted to go, too. I figured
that if I went with a group of young
Equity actors, I'd he quite safe. I asked
10 tag along.
As it turned out. the LA. ''Hair"
company was going to Washington.
D.C.. for the moratorium. and joining
them were ca.'t mcmbe~ from the San
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companies.. My "Petticoat Junction"
prod~rs pennitted me to travel with
the group, and ~ agreed to postpone
shooting my scenes so I could go.
When everyone assembled in the cap-
ital. J was am•ud to ICle the tea of
races stretching out before me as l aot
up on the platform. (Ibey had unex-
pectedly asked me to aay a few words.)
The welcoming applau.e was thunder-
ous. They'd accepted me compfetely be-
cause they seemed to feel that I was a
parent joining with them, condoning
what they were doing. It was then th.at
I understood how much 1 repreaeoted
the mother image. And when I stood
there and tooted out at those hundreds
and hundreds of young people, all sing-
ing the same song, all loving America
fiercely, aJI NlTing-1 wu overwbebncd.!
I don't reaUy know bow it happened,
but after that I found myxlf constantly
apeaking on behalf of tbe9e young peo-
ple and the case of "Hair." I'd go into
towns that dido 't want the play, and
I'd talk to the people, expta.io what the
story was about, what lhe young people
wanted to say throu&fi iL l dispelled a
lot of wrong impressioos that potential
aod.ienc:es had about the play and its
cast. And after they saw "Hair," they
admitted they, too, better undenCood
today's young people.
I am no textbook parent. I try not to
be a critic of our youth: I rry to h:ave
an open mind. When the 8c:11~.., hit it
big. I bousht tla:ir records and I sat
down and lilteocd to them. Stud~
them. And l bought their posten. too.
I wanted to know what it ytas my girls.
Anne., who is 18 oow and an actress,
and Junie, Who ia now 16, saw in them.
Then at the first opportunity, I went to
a rock concert with the kids. And I've
kept riaht on going. We have a marvel-
ous time!
I advise other parents to do the same
thing. Go to the next rock concert that
comes around. Find out what it is all
about. But buy aome records first and
bone up. To break in gently. try Dono-
van, on one of his earlier n!ICOrdiop.
Later, you11 get to hard rock and it will
blut you initially. In aU honesty, 1
don't see why it must all be played so
loud. Sometimea here in the apartment.
I sit by the fireplace and I can hear a
dilf ennt record blaring out of every
room and it's really too much! Still.
parents should go tee and go listen. 1
learned to love it. and to. I'm sure, will
many other parents.
Tbillp are cbangina so rapidly for
everyone. My cbildhood was notbina
like my CS.qbten' childhoods. But
mine was very happy, too. I had a lot
of fun u a tea:aaae:r. My pandfatbcr
was a ainaer, and both nsy i-rents we~
in the theater and movies. I was always
to plltefut that my father li"Cd to 1ee
me 1ucx,.af ul in his choml profasion.
He aod 1 wue frlcods and colSequea.
But lite 1D01t kids then, I dad tbiop
to plraeo my parents. My mother WU
-di S.-wry Vic:a1aD. J obeyed ...
child. but • I Fl o6der, J bepa to
ndz:e dm I Md to do dlinp becet-
1 fck they were riallll Noe bec:I••
eomc:body told me tbe.y were. I bad to
Ind out dd bow for myld(. So I even
pew away f.rom dnarcb Uld dew:)oped
my OWQ pbiloeopby.
Whc:n 1 w cti¥orced. my danal*n'
facber iD'ilted that they admd a puo-
dlial ICbool.. Bua the Ji.rtl did oot .c.-
cept tbe dotJn.a of. orpnized rdiJion.
I am not IOITY. That may IOUDd lib
a atranF t.bina to say, but J think ~
came they rcfUled to let their c.bo&.,,.,.
be iqinw:nted, they developed their
own codes to live by, aod these codes
leml -10 -~ and IOOl'e honest.
Nor do they hurt anyone. My daugb-
Jen do Jwe 8lllOq apiriwal belieb-
and faith in a SUpreme Beina-I feel
they m mt make Qp their own minds.
Juo.ie anenm boerdill11Cbool in Ari-
zooa. aod abe says the chapel is budJy
eva-tun. Jct at Cbrillmutime the ltD-
deat body WClll up oo Che mountain
behind the IChool. stayed .., all Dialrt.
IDd U the IUD roac_ broke brad ~
Ft.her. It toudled her deeply. lJ WU
real. 1be dwing. the loving were hon-
est. To me, tba1 ii ttfiaica A liviDa
reliaion-
Since I have spoken out oo behalf of
youq ~ I've received calls, let-
ten, ~ vilib from peopJe who ut
me what to do about their .. weird"
cbildren, aod from childrm who want
to know what can be dooc about tbeir
··11u«y, stoical" pareots. r~ oti.erved
both tbe "DOW,. ,eoeratioo kids and
thole of an entirely diftcreot back-
ground -the girls c:ompetin• tor the
Miss Univene and Mm U.S.A. tilJes.
For aix yean, rve been an emcee for
theac conteata. TbelC girls sip a busi-
oaa c:oottact belore they enter either
coot.est. agreeina what they can and
can't do. But. e~ amooi tbem, speak-
ing out is beainoin1 to be eocoura,ed.
They are allowed to be more vocaJ, to
expras tbamdves and~ more
f~I)' than in the put. J feel this it
not only n,bt. but oecasary!
It is my oblcrvatioo and belief that
parents' own fears are the bUil of
much of the ..,er.lion pp. Panmta
find it hard to communicate. The chil-
dren io\IC their pan:nts but they IOIDC'-
times resent their parents as rigid and
unable to acxepc _,. ideas. Many
adults l know seem to fear this ex~
si~e acneratioo -and giw their lo"¥e
with strings attached. Someone once
said. ·-ooc:t help the country that hates
ita youoa. .. So I advise my fellow par-
ents to relax, and allow tbefr ~ to be
big enough to be given ,_
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LOU BROCK:
He Lela Them Know
When He'• Going to Ste8'
Lou Brock of the Sl Louie depended on the element of
Cardinals ls the most eUcceAful aurpriM In my base running," he
thief In aporta. He has stolen more says, "but then I found I COt'*9 do
than 50 bases a year for the pat .,.__If I let .. ollef llMI know
seven years and wlll equal an all-· I ... going to ...... tt was a
time record set by the Immortal psychologlcal gimmick designed
Ty Cobb if he don It again this to get them eo nervous they'd
year. He also led the major meu up the ptay." ..• Brock wa
leagues In runs acored last year born Into a poor farnlty of ntne
and posted the second-highest chlldren In El Dorado, Arte. He wu
batting average of hfa big-league gtven an athletJc schotarshlp to
career ...• During the IMt game of Southem Untverstty, but Instead of
the 1117 World ......., he taldng "snap" COUJMI, he majored
ovemHrd two rwportwa ..,tng In math and did well at ll He was
that If he stole two more -...1n signed by the Chicago Cub
that game, he would _.....,.a organlzatJon, assigned to the Sl
new Sertea rec:onl. He PIOftlPlr Cloud minor-league team and htt a
got• hit. ** •cond Md tNrd home run on the flrat pitch thrown
and dlnched ,. record. At 33, to him as a profeaalonaJ player. He
Brock still has a fun-loving moved up to the malor-league club
exuberance that eeems to be before the 888SOn ended and went
Identified with all good base to Sl Louis In a trade In 1964 •...
stealera. He laughs 88 he runs Married and the father of two,
--down the t>a.ae patht'" ahead of the Brock concentrates his off.aeaaon
catcher's throw and frequentty activities on the Lou Brock Boys
sings to himself when he's playlng Club, an organization that helps
the outfield. He gets a $100,000-a-over 1,500 underprivileged
year salary. but cheerfully admits children. "I've been awfully lucky
he loves playing ball so much he In my life, so I figure that I owe It to
would do It for nothing. He CM't these kids to try to do something to
undefaqnd plaJera who reprd help them out," he says.
b•Mban u • bu91neu. ... "I once -er Sany AbrMl90ft
Celebrity
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GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA:
WhJ Ceni Men Be F......,
In 1'1lelr Relllloalhlp9?
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"I wish I could give men and
women the courage to be more
honest with each other in their
relationships," aaya ftlm star Gina
Lollobrlgida. ··for-NH Dft ...
menie• .. llJlwOMwho.,.I
moet dmallt to ............
he .... , low her..., lftOl9 Md
le unhllppJ. Women have more
courage In this re.pect and find It
easier to speak the truth. Men are
more afraid. But I Insist that ft ta
far better to be completety honest
and say that the love was beautiful,
but now It is finished. I don't mean
that you should be honest to the
point of neec:lleaaly saying things
that will be painful. You don't say
to a woman, 'You are ugly.' Or tf
you have been unfaithful, you don't
tell the other person to needlessly
be hurtftlf. But there are cruclaJ
times when truth ls less painful
-than dlahoneaty. I also advocate
candor in one's professional life.
There have been movie directors I
haven't liked, and directors who
haven't liked me, and when we
have said it right out in 1he open
to each other, this has been better
than talking behind the back."
-8y Wlllam WoH
't
he Diet
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A new dieter who la atickJng
to hia diet can eodden1y
become pretty Wlhappy when
he surprisingly stope loelng a
single ounce, no matter how
carefully he continues to d'8t.
Reaching a plateau llke thia
can be eo dmcouraglng that
many abandon their diet
altogether. But the thing to do
la to hang on until you start
losJng again. As phyaiologista
explain the plateau
phenomenon, .. bodJ
,...... ct.189; it has gotten
used to your usual
overweight. lnltially, when
you 00 on a diet and deny
your body Its usuaJ cak>rtes,
the audden extreme
reduction overcomes the
resiatllnce. But.._. .. Mock• ower, rou CM't •sped,.... boClr to...., ........ _ ...........
,..._ But then, slowly, the
exasperatingly untMtgaNe
bathroom 8Calea will budge
agaln-41eedHy~ _., .......... .,..
Family Flak1 av JACK TtPP1T
"Let me know If you two should have
a change of heart"
Pet Corner
..., c.ta Don't .....
The Outdoor Ute
Long-Mira and lhort..natra.
purebreda and cat~ old
cata and young ones all make
k*J ~pets. Given
fOod and water, a aturdy
ecratchlng poet and • few
toys, cats can enjoy year-
round Indoor living.
Conaequently, alngle girt..
bachelors, apartment
dwellers In general lhould
consider adopting a cat
Clla c1on•t need ID,..... out-
of.4ocwa to ... eotltellt. Since
many more anlmal9-c:ata
Included are killed by
automoblles than dle from d..._. or old age, l'aoftln • ldndn••• aof to .... ·-out. particularty "you live In
a crowded. urban area.
KJuenl ral9ed from birth to
live lndoOra ueually fare beat
In an apartment AJ90 pfan to
neuter your male cat at about
MYen montha (aak your vet);
otherwt8e, he'll epray your
fuml9hlngs. and the odor la
tembktl To avokt the yowtl of
a female cat In ee-.on, haw
her epayec:t at abt months.
The only other requirement
la love. -a, F1llcla Alw
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GEe>RGe_AlHANION ................... ,
.. It ..... Ill that mates the 44-year-
okl m&)'Or of HartfOld, c.can.. alip into
armor and onto a bone. don a grua
atirt and_danc:e the hula. bounce oo a
waterbed in niptabirt aod cap, polC
.. the Red Baron in .,.pa and tcarf,
or ride a huge tricydc throup tbe pert.
u bc'a done in lhe lat few months?
No, says Gecqe Athaoeon. lt'a just bis
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Doahle..lmit clothes ....... thing
today,
No wrinkling, DO saggbag at all
Double-lmit clodles ..... boon indeed
For dae lup u well., the maall
lfevslw.kalagwa.,.
And go ia. alJt all pml,
It woa't be enough if dM booe should
bit-.
lt'1. douWt lcnit ..... rn waat.
the
llll:tbod of pinina people'• attention,
which be tbm focwea OD .. ~ ad
...._ (He appeared ia armor .. St.
Gecqe for tblD Cancer Cnmdc.) It
&eta him IOlne ~ too. but tbe
Oreeco-bom Athanloft jUll bounca
aloaJ. ba.ppily ...... wony buds
durioa coooc:il meetmp and carryina
rriDtdl to ward oil tbe evil e,e. When
people are llaJded into rec:osni:zinl
pn>b&ema.. tbcy'ft impelled to do ~
thins about them. be ten. 1& '"I doll~
care what people think... be amills.
••rm JOina to be m)'lelf." And be'• otf
tp donate blood while on tele\'Woo or,
risiaa to bia full Ive feet. ave inchel.
to refen:c a prole9iional butetbaD
pme. And .. comtitumta ICelD happy
to let Gear-. ,et them to do it.
A&l9lia .... • big ftnl-it DOW leads
--the"U.S.~ Accotldina -
to Dr. Manball Goldman of Wcllealey
c.otlcge, 60 to 15 pen:eot ol all indw-
trial dftuent in the USSR ii not treated
at aJL Thia bu resulted in every ~
ceivable kind of havoc. Riven have
turned into eewen, oil spills have
dccted barbon and atmuns. and
drinkio1-water supplies have been
tainted.. Aa the R.ullians reach out in
teareh of ever-newer, cleaner water
aupplia. CQOk>gisb are horrified at the
environmental upbeava.la. (Quite a
rcicord for a CIOUlltry iD wbicb the
majority of dtizeoa still don't have .ew-
.., f ecilitia or runniq water in their
bomca!)
°"'Nm I,...., ANN
Mn. O...-rs _,.We OK
Men: b dlia the kind of airl you'd
bring home to meet your wife? .. IC.id
The Army chaplain wasn't the kind
to complain. One day one of the ooob
gave bis assistant a Ad look and r&-
marbd, 'Tm afraid the chaplain
doesn't like the hash today ...
A group ol Boy Scoots visiting an
FBI o8ice stopped to view the pictures
ol .. the ten most wanted men.• One boy
pointed to a picture and asked if it
really WU the photograph ol the
wanted pencm. The FBI man ..ured
him that it WU.
Jbm why," asked the W, •didn't
you keep him when you took his po.
ture?"' -Hnwa Aibrit)d
The •qisbmt looked. "'Why do you
say that?'" be asked. °'The chaplain
. ha.m't even started to eat. He's still
saying grace.•
THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES
IOdl ..... ~.S.Wcoolr.,.,_
tloN to ''ChHd, .. F81ftify ~. 141
LuiftQl&on A.._, N. Y.. N. Y. 10022. $10
if ~ rftlmed.
w ..... 81 ••• , ........
minent arrival of our ....S
thilcl. I Mid. -when be ~
we may ha" lo moYe to• bigger
hew ... Our ..... child listened
pa..iy, thea slloak his heed.
~ woaJda•t ww\, .. he aict.
"'lle'd jwt foOow ml" -S,,,,. Cllll
~CllMI.
The cook sighed. -ob. he started to
ea~ all right. This is his second prayer."
-Dean Morgan
rrs STREW
My 1pOU99, when he r1ep1 in the door, wm drop bis brief cue on the 1oor.
A little fm1IMr OD he'll p&of»
lato ......... ~ .. 'D drop
Bis ....... wallet, cs lreys,
aab;
Tbe loor't hil c..,_ when he's home.
U I aboald pkl QP and deposit
Sta& in drawer and in eloeet,
Be'D reJI (I lmow, became fve tried
it),
"'Come on, hooey, Where'd you bide
it?" -A.Hc.11.,en .......
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Doupu aid be wanted bb wife to
meet me-and Ice what lbe tbouabt of
mc-befon he'd live me a put in his
new ftlm." pinned shapely actra. U.
Icy Ann Down. 19. '"So afta .ana
him in bia office. I went to their home
aQd met her. We sat and talbd about
all 101t1 of thinp. .. PS: l.aley Ft an
OK from Mn. D. and ia now otf to
Yuaodavia to make the l1m with Kirk.
~EB: Tbc U.S. dropped
the ftnt atomic bomb oo Hil'Olhima 27
yean •F .....,. Tbc Berlin wan.
dividina Eut ud Weal Berlin, wa
eRC1ed 11 years ago .........,.
BIR1MDAYS: ....,_R.obat Mitch-
um SS; Lucille Ball 61. Tu 11 *¥ -
Andy Warhol -41 ; R.aJph Hout 53.
...... ., -Bob Couay 44. Thu ..
-,_Jilnna~Jlan 44;.-Eddie.Fisbu i-4-
frtdllr-Arteoe Dahl 45; Mite Dougtu
41 . ......,_Barry Sullivan 60.
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Have a delicioua picnic. And count on the
special atrength of Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap
to WOl'k for you. Count OD it fOI' it.especial
tear-reei.ltanoe. Count on it to cook in, with no
mMB)' pot.a and pan1 to dean. Count on it to
make picnica euier and more fun.
First ...... tint.
Alwaya line your pill with Heavy Duty
Reynolda Wrap, and build your 6.re ri1bt on the
foil. It reftecta the heat evenly over the entire
surfaoe..of the.grilLAnd DO memy delU1 J.lP.
Juat bundle up the dead coal.a in the foil, and
place in tnab can.
Baked Trout.
Scale and clean fish, removing head. A one lb.
6.ah can be cooked whole, and aerve one penon.
Cut larrer fiab into individual portions. Place a
al.ice of bacon on a equare otextza-strong Hesvy
Duty Reynolds Wrap. Place fiab on bacon.
Add alioed onion, a slice oflemon, aalt, pepper,
paprika and a pet of butter. Brin1 foil up over
6ab. Seal tight over top with double fold. Seal
ends. Place packet.a on grill 4" over hot grey
ooaia. Cook about 20 minutes, turning onoe.
3 Qrllled Com-on-the-Cob.
Strip off outer layers of husks, remove silk. Dip
com in cold wats. Wrap tightly with double
fold in-Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap. Cook on
pill about 20 minutes, turning occasionally.
4 Honey-Glazed Ham Steak.
Mix~ cup prepared mustard with 1 tableepoon
honey. Spread mixture OD both sides of a 2 lb.
ham .t.ea.k, about 1" thick. Place ham OD tarse
sheet of Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap. (The
foil that ooob beautifully over the high beat.}
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Top with 3 elioee aunwi pineapple and mandarin
oranpa. Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon slivered
orange rind. Seal foil tightly. Cook CJn gril.14 ''
over bot pey ooalt about 40 minute., turning
flVfltY 10 minute.. Servee "-
5 The Cooler Cooler.
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of Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap. Ice will lut
much lQDPI'.
6 Salad .Crisper.
Cover bowls of salad with Reynolds Wrap. The
· foil reftecta the heateo aaladastay freeber,
criap and cool
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have a happy summer.
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4117 DRAKE BUILDING
COLORADO SPllll&S
COLORADO D40
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H AUGUST 6, 1'72
SEW ZIGZAG STITOIES WILYI
Simply remove rqular foot. put Zi1Z1Uer
on needle b1r and you're ready to sew
-4tcoratM stitcha CNI •mes. sportswear.
bbledoths, towels, etc. Malle your ..,.ne
mOf~. useful tNn everl Adiusts easily from
1 wide to 1 narrow stitch. Fits Ill domestic
and imported sewin1 machines.. ·
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DO YOU HAYE ~ Will? Everyone should!
Save on lepl fees-make J(Nlr owa will with
Wil Forms Kit Written and compiled by two
attorneys, kit has S will forms. a 64·p11e
book on wills, 1 cuide on wills and duties of
the executor. ind forms for recordin1f1mily
assets.
54036 Will forms· Kit ......... S 1. 91
7S llU-PAYING ENVB.OPfS $1
Why scramble for envelopes 1t bill-p1yin1
time, or break up &ood stationery sets?
Send your dlecb. orders, etc. i• tltese
crisp, white emelopes desiined ;ust for this
;ob. Ally name, ad«ess aacl zip code btMti-
hlfly prilted i• ricll blue i•k iA upper left
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HYOH wllo writes checks! Goes where
JO• 10. Compact 3" plastic case. Blitt-in
stanp pad; inll included .
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MORE ·IMPORTANT, TH! NIG'HT
SHE WAS. KILL.ED, I NEVER LEFT
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