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1972-09-03 - Orange Coast Pilot
• • • uaker-s: ·The-Persistent Protesters· -pick"'"' r...,i.r1, lhll ·-.. front of the NaVll w -at.tloa la Seal Beech. • And .. two -· be -... they dld rilt tholr -Ill' JmnP"W -al 11!1111 bolts lDlo the patll ti outWlld- bound Naval ...i.. "Wilm -people -«rt ... Aug. t there w11 ..,. who eculdn' awtm and -who ..... tile motjitt Of.sit childtjn/' be !aid. _ • .. ot course, they wr1 wearing Jlfe jackets. But whoa -big Navy bOatl get. movilli, t))oy CID't jusl lfop ll IOll\O' one jumpg'out In fnmt..t4lietn," Frf!bla Aid. SIINDAY • I , Nol ....,,nsinCIY, Ibo pacllllW ...,. I ducting what they CllJ the SuJ Beocli ))iaarmammt Pn>ject weren' tldnldnf about persooal safety • ''I went ~t in the water becaUle J felt it .,, .. right, and it ... right beca1* if ""°"'b peoplt did it, the ....,. would ttop," sa11 Ann Bishop. a ~tr and • the motlltr of lb: chlldrel wllo was ar- rested Aue. C for h1inf''l0 .. ,blocbde" the Navy bas< with bet body. · .. You can't just let 'tricked thlnp co by," lb& 41-yor-old woman nid. "'Evm K ~ didn' llop tllat ohip, I at least made I penonal witness against it." At the lllllO time, •. llowMr, Ibo ''ponooli -· --"' up fer what la beUtved riCbl qaJnll Wbal la believed ""'"' -ii not the whol• motivation for l<llons ol the paclliltl. Un moot other pr<testera, tbey alao Wll1t publlc altentloo: "We\'1 Sot lo be dramatic," 1ay1 QJlp M1lhen1 1t, a' st•ff member of tbt American Frll!nda Slrvice Committee, 1 Quakel'allililled ll'OllP· "As Jone u we're non-violent . there's nothing wronr Vrith this. How else do .you brinf attention · to our contlnuifla: in- volvement ill the war?" Thus 31-ye.ar-old Dtbbie Kinsman , one of five llTtlted llat week in a 11eCOnd 1t· lomi>I to. blochda Ibo Seal Buell lllitd, emt11ed a-jubllanlly ftom Or1111a Count)' jail with Ibo qumlon: •~now did we look?" Or, u anolhe.r woman hid •atlier oboerved fl<llU the lhore wben II ap- peared lhat five ptl'IOOI floatlng in li!e-- jackels were not goln1 to stop the USS Russet: "Success Js relative. At ltast the media turned out." Bu isn't this maklng a religion out of stunts and publicity 11:ags? Mathews wa! askl"d. "I admit lhert ·s , fine '} n e (See PACIFISTS, P110 Al) I VOL: 65, NO. 247, 7 SECTIOJ)IS, 11i l'A,&ES . ' ' ' . Q~N&E COUNTY, eALlllORNI~ · , . : .WtirbA'Y, S!P.TElimR · l, ·11112 TWENTY-FIVE CE Key Figure In Heroin Extradited -. . . ASUNCION, Paraguay (UPI) -Loodly protesting his innocence, a 11 e g e d narcotics overlord Auguste Joseph Ricord was extrad1ted ~turday for trial in New York City as a masl4:r-heroin 1muggler responsible for bringing two tCfl,I of heroin, worth $2.5 billion, into the Unlttd Stale!. . As U.S. authorites took custody of the ll·Y,ear~ld Franco-Argentine at Presi .. dent Strc>essner AlrJ!Orl and put -on a tpeclally~hartered Pan A m e r i c a a jeWner with two docton aboard, he said. • 111 never was 'a drug trafficker. 1 never altipped drugs to the Unlttd States. I never wu in that country. l don't know ~w they can COiDdt.mn me.". But the U.S. ~ -wbkh lougbt a 17-monlh ltgal batlla to~: eatradited from ~ Ricord u a bJ ftcUro In 11 •Ill Dllwl'rit tllat baa been lll _.tlod far Ibo .-i five yean. 'l1le jetliner ·was presumably DyiDg dlr<cUy to New York from here bUt the fligbt plan .... oecret. A Pan American 1pokuman said the big Boeing 7111 was cbarter<d by the U.S. eovemment and that it had the ~1fuel capacity" for a non-stop fiilbt to New York· The chqe under which Rlcpril will be tried in New Y«k District Court covers clbly a ama1l part of hil alleged l<llvil)' -Ibo mnuggling ol 97 pounds al beroio toto the Unlttd States In October, 1970. Ricord, ml<ler death Rntence Jn France u a convicted NmJ collaborator in World War D, wu turned over to a U.S. agent wbo Identified himself only ai-.. Davkl Smith." He wu pr'esumed to be a federal MrCOtlcs agent. other U.S. authorltes - alao presumed to be oarcotica agents - were prue.nt. His eztndltlo• came on Ibo beels of two major nam>tlca arrests In ne!Jh~r lnl Argentina and the ,.1zuro of a IOI· polllld heroin ohlpmenl to Buenos Aires. ' 61 Hurt in Munich In Antiwar Clash MUNICH, Gennany (AP}-Fifty .. ight ppllcemen and at least three other per- .,.. ""'' Injured Saturday In a batUe betwta1 pollca and anUwar demonstr• IOl'I In the -!tr al lhla oi,mplc city. 'l'bt fnJutJ .toll wu lllUIOllllCed several houri aft,. 1rilot began u a peaceful · o)iUwar lll'Olell march by 2,000 demon- atratort ilegeilerated Into street fichtlng. REYKJAVIK, leeland (AP) -Boris Bpwky wanta to play Bobby Fischer qaln for the -14 chtls cbampioJWilp llid feds wr• bt canJ>tal him. The ~ denied a Reykjavik newspaper .llory tllot bl II pianninK to defect to the Weal -- • "Tbat'~ NII JoumalJllD," SPf'UY lllld. ,.,,. tablOld 'illlf =' . .....,, ruonc ......... u.t the -\IOtlll ~"" d6• ...,Jd aeok.-..OU-•..,.lum• In •1 ifeatun Cllllllll')' nthtr than 1'eltll1l home In dial'-. Spuo.,,. clllmlam Ibo report wltll a !lllp dlirll1( an lnlrrtew Saturday at tbe oealda ..-'9llla wherO-lre·bad romallitd jeeludod far much ol the ru~ with Jlacber, , Spiltali;y aald ,be IJld, ~ •quite "'°' -· of boatlnl l'bcllor iDUI u. .... ~~ of Ibo llMoy moldl, when ho ad. ~ -Illa Slat camo m • blnc pall- • • .. . ,._ --·-.... ·, " . • d-.,1,: II.OT) ....... -.,, •JcllWI k .. ,., A SHOWDOWN AT THE CHESS IOARD FOR WESTERN STAR ··JOHN WAYNE · 'Tho Duke on Ria wly le Victory Ovor Donna Mllltr, 16, In Coleb<ity Toilrnamont T~e 0 :~k~~:[.ep:t.u~es· 2 . -ings . . --- ' 1 \1 '1 .. f.,,' .. ~k'bntia Turn'A~tic ·for Newport Benefit By-FREDERl:ci.:.:.satOEMEBL -'-----• ScMes of Juminaries from the movie, · °' • "fl" ~1....,~· • • felivial6o,.< sport, . nlgbtclub and radio While Jobn'Wayne wu.ai & cllieulJiolrd · . WorJda1 turned out for Saturday's doing .a,~ Flacller, Cllnt'~t""°". 1Jrellminar)'· play, Interrupted twice by WU Gil Ibo tennia coar:I m~DI '""" tprlnk1tl. Panclio 'Gitlsolez . : • ~ : ~~:.. 'J'Jq!li<illtluded at 5·p:in, with Ibo - It alloill!r)l(rl~:lho·tlrit·""1>~' reDiilning . .o., ll>e"courl ,... ... tGc:lrtall '. star .renn1a. ~iment .~;;of tile : por1y~fono..e¢1Mbe llllboo Bay Balboa J!ay• ~b'1 ·~uet Chi~. !o' <lul>. ' • . ·' · beneflt'tlle phll!!lltbroi>lc tnde~ of the 1 • ~ Celebrities, who ·1pe1JHho night ·1t • NeWP.Q11 lleach Aasialahctl ~· • • ' pnvale homes and aboard yacht• In the . AneSilinaled2~Jerjona . dJl:io Harbor Area. will return ·!o the 'tennls watch 111" bmeftt llOornOY w ell dj;W ' cl>urts at 11:30 a.m. for final rounds and amateur netlen 1(m' · GH!lln, ·Gall ~ 0t· trophies. ' · Goodrkb, Bill Cooby and · ·Cllufroo ' ·In lbe flrit final tilt !Oday Mn. Jolln Heston. ' · · · • • Wayne aDcJ Mrs. Glen Campbell wtll f~ce · ~ athletlcaDT oriented mom~al · J\lra .. Clint ' Ea'stwood and Mrs. Bobby · tl!I! JUdience d.!Jlled into tile ·Racqutt Hatfield'. CIUb lllunge to .watch Wojne cboclalll,le'• ' In Ibo• Slngm Qivialon, Merv• Grirfin . acblr ·Wllllam· WlndOm 'in Cllt pmo ud Mid !l!>bby Hit!IOld will' ao against Glen · 1&-yw .. 1d · Donna Miller .of Newpoit : campbeij ."'4'Eif Ames. · · Bead> ln IDOther. · · 1 • • ~ed dOObles 1c;lton will see Stepbanle Wayne, who· uaually waara. Ibo , wllite . Pow<is · ("'Die 'Gtr!' lnlm 'UDi:Je") and hat wben It comeo I<> West"'""''~ Ctiril Coonelly ("PeY)olt PlaC<I) witll I:.o the black plec<9 dmlnc tha-<IMltoJlllloL. ~el . 'Laker .Gau '<;Ooclill:b IJld -..... ,.. . -'1 ,_, • I ( ~ ' '• ' ,. . ' .. ., < " I . -- Barbara ADd~soo ("Ironside"). In the eshibitloo singles match Dino Martin will Ctiallenge Hugh S.tewart, Na- IJQni!I il\tl\l'<Ollegifte Tennis Champion an<f loCIJ l!IG;11t.¥ l!"cq!ld Club. '.Mt, ODllJ.!rL Dan BOwan will 11<1uaro off !1U1'¥rt &na ~·James Ftanci!CUS bl tbdw~f>Ond ~ wJle.doubles match. :lrt 1tbe ;spcns Divjston game, Les Angeles I:.aker GaU Goodrich a-nd San Fbnci!co 'Warrior Rick. Barry will play OlY1Dpic Dicalhalon champion Rafer Jollllloo and' Los Antieles Laker Keith Erlcbon. · Televis:iOn pmonalitles Bill Cosby and Military Time Cut b.y Israel 'lnel°' 'clUtl.ol staff •aaid. Salllrd•y hla country i. _ _.iderlng.shortenillg the ltllllh · of compullory military service because it expeds ·a lull in Middle East hMflUUes Jn the near future. · U.:Geri. Davld!Elau.r said the Sovie• withdr1wat. from :Eg)pt. begun in July wu 1 poeiUve-developmerit for both Is- rael and the Arab world beeauie it r~ duced Ibo chances of anolher outbreak o( war. War Prisoners Home in Weeks T'wo Activists Planning to Escort Trio Being Released by Ha1ioi PARIS (AP) -Two U.S. antiwar ac- tivists announced hert Saturday they personally will escort home "in a matter of weeks'' three U.S. airmen being released from North V I e t n 11: m e s e prisoner of war camps. The activists are David Dellinger , a defendant in the Chicago Seven con- spiracy trial now under appeal, and Cora Weiss of New "'ork.. They a r • cochainnen of the Committee of Liaison with Fem.lilts of Servicemen held in North Vietnam. Earlier in the ·chly-• NOrth VIetna!hese bnJOdcut bad' pf4 tho lbrff llrmel\, would lit --(fYf!t to a· U.S; lllUWlf croup. It did not-My - or wDtin!. '111e broadcast ldentilled two of the men as Navy Lieutenants juniOt' grade, Markham Ligon Gartley, 28, of Dunedin, Fla., and NOM'i! Alphoo.so Charles, 27, o! San Diego. The third airman was listed as Edward Knight Eliu, 34, an Air Force major from Valdosta, Ga. Gartley was captured Aug. 17, 1918; Charles last pee. 30, and Elias last April 20. A White House spokesman aaid Presi· dent Nl1on was pleased by the Hanoi an- nounctment, which came ()n the 27th an- niveraary of the founding of North Viet· nam - a national holiday, Dellln1er and Mrl. Wtiu had con. ferred with the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong peace talks delegations in Paris before the announcement came from Hanoi. They then met with ntlUmfn .nd reported that the prisoners would be ban-- Storm Kicking Up Surf.Along Coast Though centered 1,000 miles south of the Orange Coast, Hurricane Hyacinth is beginning to let Labor I1ay Weekend beachgoers know that she's alive and feeling fine. Suri generated by Hyacinth Is expected to build to the 12-foot mart along south facing beaches todly and Monday, ac· l.'ording to tht Orange County Harbor Palrol. Four to fivt-foot sets rolled tnto local beaches Saturday 11 clouds from tbe tail o( a tropical storm h1D11 over the coasl, droppini occasional Ua:bt rain. The National Weather Ser'vlct 'predlctl that more variable cloudl and possible scaUered sprinkles will continue through Mond<ly. Temperatures along the coast will rise to the mid·70s, with morning lows Jn the mid &o!. Water temperature ts holding at 89.S degrees. OLYlllPIC REPORT-Hun LI c ct on :J!llOh'-:;,1~.,S.)'lllOlll' RliSsed hil try la!-1 m¢al Jo. the 400-meten hllrdles in uie Olyrilpi~ Games ·~ Mllllidi. Saturday but ~ Ibo fdlh fast..C lime '••er ~ c6n2eC1 In t~ tvent. The 1tory is COV· oled In Daily Sportr Editor Glenn Whit•'! Olytnplc report, Page Bl. \UIA.T'll IN STOR~? -SbopPlng centert ud ·markets on the Orlt\le coast ara rtvlewlng their policies oo allowing pe. tillon signers and activi!ts to use their premllel tn the walte ot • 1'1Ctnt U.S. Supreme Court ruling which 1ppean to c1Jan11 the rul"' The atory Is on Pa1e BT. ded over to their organization. Mrs. Weiss said in an opening statement: "David Dellinger and I, 11 cochairmen CJf f!>' Committee ·of Liaison, and regresen- t1ng also lhe People 's Coalition for Peace and Justice, will escort the men home in .t matter o( weeks. We are needleu to ., (SM PRISONERS, Page AJJ Nixon Pleased But"Wanis AD ••• Prisoners Home White •louse aides aald Saturday that'"' P~esiden,t N11on ls pleased with North Vietnam t intention In release three prisoner• of war, but descri bed the 1rio as an "infinitesimal port ion'' of tbt POW's held by Hanoi. "\Ve will not rest until there is a com. plett accounting of all missing Jn action and release or all prisoners held lhroughout Indochina," Whit• House Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler told report ers. "We ffilve been pressing for re!eue of prisonen in every form, private and public." Nixon spent more than an hour Satur· day conferring with foreign affairs ad· viser Henry Kissinger about North Viel· nam 's announcement that three prisoners ()f war will be relea!led within the nut few wetb. Nix~.n, atill weary from hiJ journey to 1-fawau to mee t \vlth JRpnnese Prime Minister Kakuei Tnnak1:1 last wuk, also spent part of the day taping a Labor Day address on the role of labor in relation to technological advances. The 18-minute .slalen1ent will be available for radio broadcas t at 3 p.m. POT Sunday on request. Last year Nixon made a nationwide address, but tru. year'• 1tatement is for use on an optional basis. The President will remain at La Casa Pacifica until Tuesday and return to \Vashington with a stop in San Francisco to look over Utt site of a ~ 24,000.- .acre park on San Francisco Bay. A bill creating tht "Gateway West .. and authorizing expenditure of flll million for the park ii now before <.:cingress. Nixon, aklng with memben of bis JS. man Citizens Advi.!IOry Conmtittee on Environmental Quality, ts expeeted to tour the coast or the JRPC>sed Gateway West by boat. The ()nly event ICheduled for Labor Day at the Weatem White House J* a Presidential reception for tht travelinc pre5s corps. Inside Sanday I... T-ltnk• C.1 Allll ~ ' (_, •""'° ......... Ctl n.t• MC... .., ClltilWfll• A·l6 TNll _....... ' 1 Aot• a.u11i.. D-1-0." C-t MMa c ~ C'"'w.l'll Cof Mtvi.t C ... C.f &>Miii N911C.. j\·tt lllMt •• ".. ... •1• ldllffltl "''" "' .. 11·1 '""" .. ...:.... ••t.n•l-llf c .. , c .. llllCll Mltllllttlt. M "'In-• 1·1 lkll-, ... (.f lllec111 A·1 Tr11ffl C•ll I , I. H•YllllWI A... WMllllr ..... .... o-1 ....... C1 ...... Whll •t 01ldWllff A·' lllk...,_ WI'-M .._._,. C.f v ....... l.M C..I DAIL T •It.OT taCTtOMI < ..... C-ln ,_..., ~· TV .... ' -- ' - A J DAILY rJLOT S•ndll, 5<Pltmbtr J, 1172 ,.~~=:::=::::::::::=:::=--~" • People f Quotes -lteportlri1 tlatlhe-Peal.agon -JiOpes to atop dra!l lndue> IJoDI by 0.comber, m monlh.s lhud ol !'nSldtot Nlxon'I de1dlln~ for endln1 mllllaly a>0scription, Derenae Secretary MolYln R. ulrd uld, "Eveey tUort will be made to minimize draft callJ, ll not tvold them eatlnly, between January ind July, 1973, when the current Induction authority explnt." Costa Met1 Police Chief Repr Neth wa1 expounding on 1dvontaget of police helicOJ>' ta patroa for !nine, whea be 811d, "to tho burilar on the ground who .... the choppef a•erne1d It'• a paycbologlcal deterrent. He 1111 to himself 'they're watching me'.'' When uked If that might be the ume reason sun· bathers complain •bout the police ey .. in· th•sky, Neth IUDlmed It up neatly, "Ninety percent of tbooe who want to run around ntked tn their backyarda actually want sori\e- one to see them nude.,. Federal AvlaUon Administrator John H. Sh11!1r, Jn re- portin1 th1t Ill 18 hljtck·for-ransom attempts thll year havo ended in failure, 1aid, "When a person buys a ticket on an alrllner with the Idea of hijacking it for 1 profit, he has really bought him11elf a ticket to prison or to a morgue." • UC! ln!lructor Lynn Oaon, of Tuotln, In dlacuSJlng the curricula for her upcoming claa:11 entitled, "Psychology of Women in Con· temporary Society," told of her recent visit to Japan where she found the working woman's double job created a high instance of mental illness. "Certain problems are uni· •enal,'' she 1aid , "the trad1tion is that no man must work at home." She revealed that 1he receives.;nany ·crank letters when her classes are tnnounced. One man even said ahe was threatening hi! family. "There i1 genuine interest in what is happening, aside from the crackpot.a:, 11 she said. Announclng he will seek creation or a comm1ss1on to study which expenses of national {Xllitical conventions the federal government could pay, Sen. Cl1ucfo Popper (D-Fla.) stated, "The cart of hosting a national convention has become tOo expenaive, too muth ol a burden, and too much of a re~ pon1lbillty for local communities to bear." ' The lives of war protestors, those of them that are left, can be frustrating, as Julle Moore, 21, found out at the Seal Beach Naval Weapono Center this week. After jumping from a-amall boat l"Jl!>JoJ!J' other pacifists Into the path of an out· ward·bound Navy destroyer. she had thl! experience: "I was· right below the boat, waving the peace sign frantically even thoulh I ptacUcally drowned doing ll 1 could see all the faces llnea up. and they all looked at me. Bbt not one opened hi! mouth,' 1h1 complained. President Nixon algnOcl the Seal Beacj! Wildlife Refuge bill last week to preserve what the White House called the "last t>ri.9- tlne aalt water marsh in Southern Cali!or· nla.'' l'he bW was out~ored by Rep. Crolg HOlf!WJ' (J! .. Long Beach) who rammed It through both houseo of Congreos In just 12 months. "I've been around long enough th1t I know how to push things through," • ho expl1lned. "You have to get your duci<J lined up before you JO out to shoot.'' Supervisor William Phllil_ps' resolution for 0 one job" for county, 1upervloon, prefaced by 1'emarb that he I! disturbed by "lnc111Senl news reporta of willful conflict of Interest charges ind counter charges" brought this reaction from hoard chairman Ron1ld C1opon. "rm not about to get rid of my com· pany for this lousy Job," asld the mlJllonaire pre!ldent of Keystone Savings and Loan Association. He added, "People who talk about fulltlme tounty supervisors don't know What the hell they're talking about. I give 150 percent of my time to this job." From Pagel SPASSKY ••. downtown hotel In tho !Int weeks or the championship, until his wife arrived and the couple moved out of town. "I like very much to Jive in a private house when there 11 a match and IO rnuch nervous ttmlon," he 1aid. "My wife ls very good for me. She doesn't dlstUl'b me It 11 unfortunate she could not c;:g111e earlier. 1 spent too much nervous energy tn the finlt half of the match. "I had to many bad game!," he said, throwing his hand1 ln the air. "l lost my chance to win so many Umes. I made ao many blunders. There is a law In sports -If you have a chance, catch this chance. It's not possible to win if you lose auch <>pportunlt!e.s." AA his wife, Larissa, cooked lunch, In alteks and sllppen, Spassky tried to find words for 'hi• frustraUon . "I went <>n·and on end on ," ht ssld. "t could catch btm but he got rid <>f me every lime. "I kept him ln my hands," Spassky 1ald, leaning forward and cradling his palms, .. but I couldn't kill hin1. "Fiacher won a good match, I llke his fighting rplrlt. Jla played very accurately and he showed himself a good technical player. But hb: understanding <>f chess ls not the best In the world. He ls practical but he ls not imaginative, not very creative· "I am more lmaglnallve ln grasping the sense of the posillon and 1 have more experience." Spassky Is 35, Fischer Js 29. Asked how Jong Fischer mJRht hold the tille, Spassky replied, "It depends on him. It is not as good as he thinks and he thinks the world revolves around him - that ls a danger for him. He needs the crilicism of other grandmasters. He Is not the be:st player in the world - perhaps Petro.sian ls when he Is not lazy." Spassky took the world title from Tigran Petrosian In 1969. "I am 111re Fischer Js going to be unhappy," Spassky sa id ... The title does not bring happiness. He has reached the top of the montaln but the problems begin alter that. .. For me this title doesn't mean much. It Ls just an epaulette. The fight is much more important, and to create good games.'' Spassky 1ald he planned to spend "five or six" more days Jn Iceland before returning to Moscow. He said be would definitely attend the ceremony Sunday when Fischer will be crowned champion. "What Is there to do?" Spa"ky uked. "The flile Is lost. But I hope to hove the ne:ct 1ttempl to rlghl for It.'' ~-~--..----~----·-·-....._ -· ~------ ·JET PROTESTS GROW Many Suing-County tive Out,side Zo~ SJ GEORG! I.EID.AL ........ , ....... A 1Z1 mtDloa llrport nolN iblt oplnlt Oranao County launched by tltl5 ll&rbor Area r,.ldenta auggesta lhll people dm't hove to Uve directly unda' o jel alnralt approach path to 1tt annoyed over nobe and polluUon. Fully hell or the Nrwpon S.acli Ind Q)ata Mesa residents IUln& the county '"' dama&" from lncrt1sed air 1rafllc •I Orange Coonty Alrpor1 llve outalde no!Je ...... the uperll deem IUlllclent to bother people. The arbitrary dividing line la 65 CNEL, which la the Cmununlty No 11 e Equivalent Level contour. On the last noiN contour map drawn for area af· !eetecl by c:ounty airport, tblJ line ln- clucla properly owned by ooly hall tho angered UUganta. Harry Rinker, o leader for four ml o ... balf yeara In the 11tru11te to llmlt growth ·of the olr)>orl, llvu jusl «11!1de the 65 CNEL line dr9wo In 1908. Yet be oeeka '11111,000 damlgea for th • ••trespeu" of noite, vapon and dltt from planes which do not overfly his prope~y. Rlnker explairu: that .since that noise, map was drawn, the number of dally commercial jet fl!ghta boa lncrea&ed from 21 to 34. The CNEL de.signatlon accounts for both the Joudpess of the passing airplane tnc1 the num!ier of tJmes 1 day the IOWld la heard. Aa Olgbta lncruae, tho cootour lines are expected to widen. '?bat means, Rinker believ ... his home most lll:ely ta no longer ouWde the 65 CNEL con-. Wer1 1 new map available, It mlgbt WI In that or the higher 70 CNEL uu. That la the 1re1 In which federal loan guarao .... are denied. In fact , It's on area ID wbJeh no re!identtal constructJon Is 1Ullested. Esperl!, however, say housea can be built ID the 65 CNEL band, II measures lo "attenuate" noise @r! taken. These ~ are costly bOwever. Iron1catly, Rinker • firm la proposing to develop a 7Q.acre pnrcel In Irvine that II Jocated near El Toro Marine Corps Air SteUon tncl la Just outalde !hi 65 CNEL noise clesignatlon: Rinker conteoda hi5 oppoeltlon to Orange Coonty Airport and bla cllma«e IUll hav1 no bearing on the property ID Irvine he la a1king the -city to tone for homes. "We are llllng lor'the future o( Orange County Airport," Rinker said, noting the suit IJ lntonded to comlnce count1 aupervlsora tlJey must teke lle}ll to pro. vlde an alternative airport location. "I don't think El Toro Marine Corpo Air Slatloo IJ the 10!utlon at all," Rinker added. He ..., no reason why Irvine o!f!clalt should not approve the Z<ii!ng for bla parctl "if there is no indication that the number or flighta from El Toro la going .... · mOltary oppeared ot ftve hear- gs thlJ :r.onlng and on the bull that we have offered to aound-attenuate the homes, offered no objection to the zon- ing," Rinker said. Al issue then is the question of poten- tial increase of military wsage of El Toro. \ NONE FORESEEN On this point, Marine Corps spokesmen have told Irvine ~Umen and planninc commissioners they foresee no lncruse, but could not guarantee there never will be an increase. The map of the noise levels affecting property around the Marine Base •$ El Toro is more re.:ent. It wu prtpared by Bolt, Beranek and Newman for the coun- ty planning department in July. It shows the 6S CNEL level skirting the Rinker parcel. That means, under current ltandards, sound attenuation, under present law, would not be necessary for homes in the tract. The parcel abo l! subject to less noise than would be considered likely to produce organi.zed citl.ze.n rtaction to the passing jet.s. A tacit concern developer Rinker would 11hare with Irvine offlcial1, however, ls the potential conversion of the El Toro facil ity for civilian jet passenger use. Jim Sink, author of airport study made for the Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) recommends joint conunercial uses of the Marine, facility for a continental airport. Sink, of the William Pereria A!soclatel firm, was commissioned by SCAG to look et solutions to airport problems. He notes, however, that were El Toro to be used for commerelal flights, the east. west runways 'fOO.ld not be feasible. 36,000 FLIGHTS Only two percent of the total 36,000 filght1 a year at El Toro use this runway and pass direetly over the Rinker pro- perty and others tn Irvine. Wind oon. ditlons whlch force these military flights iromcally, preclude the n1nway'1 uae for commercial f!Jghta, Sink noted. ....... • • : (m!Q MeMI -.... I I l ' ---~-~:.........._ __ _ C!¥N9I COUl!TJ Al!IPOl!T ~ !IQU!VAUNT lMl ltNIU CO!!J0\111 ..,, I I 6 • 60CNEL Irvine PAILY PILOT ..... MIH COMMERCIAL JETS FROM ..ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT RILE UPPER BAY HOMEOWNERS NolM Contoun D1'9 From 1968; 905 Suing County for Nola, Air Pollution '--.. ''\ • • .... EL TORO MCAS COMMUNITY NOISE EQUIVALENT LEYEL (CNEL) CONTOURS t +\If EL TORO JETS PRODUCE NOISE RATED ON MAP BY CONTOUR LINES Shaded .1rN 11 R1nktr Parcel In Irvine; D11hed Lints Maf)k Flight Paths 'Jbe north-touth nurny would be for "a real leader" to step forward and favored fOr commercial fltgbta Sink II.Id. take the Orange County airport problem "Were the military to reduce their cur-to Washington. Rinker believes a decision rent flights by 20 percent. all tbe present could be made in Washington Hwithln the ccmmercial trattic at Orange C.ounty nut slx months' on the Pendleton prop- Afrpon couJd be accommodated with a erty, south or San Clemeote. net reduction in noi.se levels," be noted. Meanwhile, Irvine city councilmen Thia reducllon ~ ruult foe lwo Tue!day will nopen the public hearing reasons. Commercill jets 1are usually 10 on the wning of the parcel Rinker wants decibels quieter thao military jell. And, to develop, with flight restricUom on t.Jkeofb, Observers note that I n c r e a s I n g another 5 declbeb mlgbt be trimrDed. pressure to develop land around El Toro Of course, the commercial use of El for residenUel use can only hasten the Toro depneda on approval of the Marines day when the Marines will have to move. who have been reluctant to tilK'e the Marini apokesmen have indicated it's facility. Sink, however, II optlmllUc that largely a matter of money. an agreement to share only tM ruow1y1, were Congress to be willing to spend and build an olf-bale terminal could be ~h, the El Toro station might be readied. moved into the desert or another area That 11 one of the 1eneral l'fCOm6 away from urbanizing influences. men~aUons of the Pmlra-SCAGb= ~ While Irvine contemplates the 7().acre provide for the overall airport Rinker parcel and mulls Its overall southern CalUornia in the future. general plan for the clty, county officials PENDLETON SITE are moving ahead with p I a n n e d Meanwhile, Rinker favors an airport developmel'lt.s In en unincorporated area sllAI lo replaeo OraDle County Alrpcl't ID near the community of El Toro. San Diego Coonty al Comp Pendlelon. or thal 2,llllO-acr. proposed community The developer bellev• lhe llmt II rfpt of ao,ooo -le, more than 1,11111 acres fall Within the 115 CNEL range or higher. Earlier county declalona on land use ba the El Toro are.a, chiefly approval of the z.onlng for the leDlor citizens eommunlt)' at Leisure World In Laguna Hilll, bav• harl some impact On the future of EI Ten es an airport. The bulk or Olghu Into El Toro use an approach path over a greenbelt wbtcb for safety reasons bl.1ecta the retirement community. IUNDAT .. DAILY PILOT Bobby Is King, Hails Spassky REYKJAVIK (UP!l -Bobby Fi,.,h<r Is the new kin& or the chess world but 11ill thinks the work1 of Boris Spassky. Playing Hide and Seek Despite the jet oolse affecting tbla pro!>' erty, the Orange County Planning Com- rnlaalon nicently recommended the coun- Thi 21-yur-old Amsk:an won lht world d>ou clwnplolllblp Ftlday wheo the Ruaalan dwuplon ruigned ID tho 21st game by telephone to referee L<ithar Schmid. TM win gave Fischer a final 1211 to 1\1 ICOtt. Ollttlnr with aide ~ Cramtr Satur- day, Floclior-lled and .. td: "Well, ,.. made It, but whtt a good player and lf)Ol llllltn Spwl:y ~:· TIMI! .Jie llJ'Obbed • f P< recorder, 1 bundlt of newapa!, called up his lctltndlc policeman fr iend Sammy Paluon and left the tel to 11pend his 24- hour 1abblth In a,J11 vate villa . Cramer aRld l..FlJcher's Jmmedi1te future "wa1 up In the air." "Bobby 11 keeping the door open for a return match, but &Ive the IUY a fhRnce to co throu&h tome of the rantmlc off era that have came in." Ctamer Hid. I I • Boy, 12, Shot by Officer A game of hide and oeek, wblcb wu mlslakenly thought to be 1 bur&lary ID progre,s, ended Friday night when 1 IJ. year.old boy WDI ahot Ind wounded by I Saota Ana police ofrlcer. 'Vlll lam P11rson.1, f02 8. Main St., wu shol In the •houldor by Of!icer Kevin Knelt tl, one or four officers dlapatched to a clu$ter of commercial comple1: at -408- 406 S. Main St. followln1 1 report of pcrso'ns wblking on the roof of the bulldlngs. ' Police •ld Knelltl arrived at the tctne at I p,m. and ran down 1 dimly lit 1Jley between two bulldlnp with hit IWI drawn. Kneltel fired at youna Panon1 ' who •u ruonlng Iowan! him. Followlni fim aid on the acene, the boy wu taken to Santa Aoo Oommunlty Hoapitel, when he ls li!led In good con- dltloo. He IJ expected lo be released early U1l1 week. omcers Jaler learned that Brad Panona, JC, an older bn:lthu, alao was struck by the aame bull<l on.r It paSltd thnlugh Willl4m Panona' lhoulder. Th• aiU(, howtver, did DOI penelnte Brad Pll'ION 1kln. OlllcWo aald lhe "bcqllry ID i- tll' ... " ..... unfouoded """ tllat Iba two Paraona boJJ wen mambera of 1 sroup of chlldrtn who ,..,. ~ hide mt' seek near ind oa tho roof of tho· c:om-merclal oxnplu. · A police d!plllmeftl ~ aald no dlJclpllnary 1cUon will be . ldtn ar•i..t OUlcer Knelt<!, at the requa1 ot yoo!ll Pmona and his poreqte, '1Don'i let them ta.kt the offtctr'I badp .. He treated me &OOd," Wil!Jam Pll'IODI WU quoted U aa)'!o( bd!Jc't llOfnl IDlo IUJ'lll1 lo< npik' of tba wound. ' I ty auper;vlsora 1pprove the soiling IOUght by II areo !andownert. TRAFFIC TOLL Tbe_number of tnlllc. dealhl duriD& tba ~ DoJ weetlnd mounted Sltur-.sy. Tbe coanl ....... II I p.m. local time ~ ond' wfiI continue to mlclnlghl Mondlly. Al mldnlgbt on Saturday !he count -atoocl 11 IJ7. Ho falall tles were nported lit OrlQp Oollnty. • ~· tut' r-. ao roona ,..... tilled lit tralflc _ .. J:r1rc the ...,-, • eordlnl to Iba NaUoeal Salet)"'Gounctl;J Tiit DCtdlctlon for this 1"' IJ from llO ......... ' ,, • Orange~ Roundup GOLD RUSH: Newport Bo•ch -Unlike the oriltinal sl.!tewlde version In lll4ll, the Newport Beach Gold Rush only lasted one day. Heavy surf early last week pounded the sand Into a two foot clilf along the shoreline and Wednesday un- covered unsu1pected .wealth. CoiD.5 of all sizes -all the way up to hall dollan -were "prospected" on the eroding beach. Lifeguards 1aid the money came Crom previous beach-goers who carelessly lost it. Unfortunately for the '72er1,11urf died down Thursday and Friday and the remaining wealth soon returned to the sea or sand from whence it came. But not without first leaving people richer by up to $5, $8 and •10. INSTANT POLICE: Jivlno -Magnetized plastic discs at midnight Friday transformed Costa Mesa Police Depart· ment vehicles into Irvine police cars. Officers pinned on bright shiny Irvine bedges, and the co'1nty'1 newest and largest city had a police departinenl of Its own . Irvine, for the next two years. is "renting" a complete police depart· ment from neighboring Costa Mesa. 'Ibe $300,000 a year pro- gram doubles the Jaw enforcement services in the city of 20,000. • NEW SCHOOLHOUSE: Mi 11ion Viejo -The Ml1Sion Viejo company loaned seven model homes and a sales office to the San Joaquin Elementary School District to help ease the school room shortage being partly caused by the firm'• home building activity. The sales complex, built around a lush courtyard, will be used to house 150 first, .second and third graders in the fall. RESTING UP : S.n Clement• -President NU.on spent a week gearing up for the heavy campaigning to come and making announcements which are bound to take the sizzle out of several Democratic campaign issues. The President, In~ rapid succession, announced the end to the military draft by next July, another major troop withdrawal from Vietnam and his refusal to debate with Sen. George McGovern. Nixon left his compound late Wednesday for a tw<><lay round of talks with Japan's new Prime MinisteT, Kakuei Tanaka. The First Family witl return to the nation's capital, probably on 'I\te!day afternoon. ' BR IBES CLAIM!D: Wutmlnstor -Mayor Derek Mc· Whinney and Planning Commissioner Tad Fujita were in· dieted by the Grand Jury for allegedly 1-0!iciting a $10,000 "campaign contribution" from Japanese farmer George Murai to help him keep a farming lease on Mile Square Regional Park land In Fountain Valley. •• 0 • 0 • • • • ' • • • • • • • • • U nderwater Champions Not many youths care to spend a major portion of their 1ummer holiday underwater, but 28 Scuba diver• from a Huntington Beach DeMolay chapter did just that -for 72 houn. Working in two--man relay teams, they traded 1hifts at the bottom of a neighborhood pool. The exbileration of setting a record 'kept the boys pretty happy. but time spent at the bottom of a concrete pool still gets boring. Undaunted, the divers kept themselves busy playing checkers with a magnetized set and black jack with plastic card• that slick lo th• pool bottom. SKYSCRAPER LI D: Newpo rt BHch -Councilmen ten· tatively adopted a five-zone height limit ordinance that place& a 375-foot (25-story) ceiling on buildings in major commer· cial areas like Newport Center, but which limit.a: all con- struction around Upper and Lower Newport Bay to 26 feet (365 feet with special council permission). Heights for other areas range from 26 feet to 50 feet . GREEN FOR GREEN: South L19uno -The Orange County planning commission this week directed. the County Counsels' office to research means for public acquisition of open space land> gurrounding Sooth Laguna. Heading the list of alternatives is creation of a special district, in which residents would pay fees for the purchase of the 700 hillside acres. MEXICAN MARIJUANA: Cotto Mo .. -U.S. Customs agents arrested a former Costa Mesa man for allegedly smuggling $1 million wortb of marijuana into the country with his sailing yacht. David B. Peterson, arrested on Cata· lina Island Monday night, Is being held tn lieu of $250,000 ball. I ED TAX: Si n J uan Capi1tr1no -Developers here have a new expense alter council adoption last week of • new tax on development. The new fee is get at $125 per dwelling unit with ad<litiona.1 charges for each bedroom, La· guns Beech Is the only other county city having such a tax. SPL ll TRUSTEES: Wott Oro ngo County -Thtee trustees of the Hunllnll!on Beach Union Hi&h School D!strid strongly support a $15 million school bond election set Sept. 19, but two others aren't 1-0 hot for It. The division o! opinion may make it rough for the district to acquire the funds need· ed to build a new bigb school campus and alter two oldet ones. STRANGE THEATER: Huntington lloach -The Sheraton Buch Inn has become the first luxury hotel in Calllomla to otter tof, movles (for $4) to Its house guests. The cassettfl movJes inc ude 1uch attractions as "Airport" and uMonte Wel11h ," not to mention two X-rated flicks . GRllNlllLT MORATORIUM: Loguno B • • < h recommendation that the Boord of Supervisors adopt a si x month moratorium on zone changes and road consrtuctlon within the bounds of the Laguna Greenbelt was approved by Or.nge County planning commluloners this week. If 1dqpled by Iha Board of Supervll-Ors later this month the moratorium would be in effect lhrou&h March 1, 1973. WILOLl~I PRESIRVI: SHI I • a < h -Pre•ldent Nlxop signed a bill this week to preserve as a nature ar .. at least part of the 700-acre manhland on the grounds of the SUI Beach Naval Weapon• Sl.!tion. The marsh is nut te Ana· ~elm Bay and 11 considered• valuable bird aanctuary. To-testify On Bugging WASHINGTON (UPI) -Prealdenl Nb:o1fa put ind pre.sent rMlectlon cam- paign managers were told Saturday by a federal judge to make awom 11.Jtement1 telling anything ttiey DJIY know 1bout the bugging CJf Democratic party head- quarter1 last June. At the same time., U.S. Distcict Court Judge Charles JI. llichey blocked the tak· ing of formal deposJUOfll "at thia Ume" from the five men accused or breaking inlo Demasratic national headquarters. Electronic .. eavesdropping de vices were ~ tlie nigbl of the breakin . ~ decision means that John J. Mit.chell. fon'ner attorney general and f,.-m« Nixon campaign manager, arid C1a:r'k MacGregor, who 1 u cc e e de d Mitchell as campaign manager, must tell opposition lawyers under CJath what they know about the ca~ prK>r to trial of a •t million civil suit brought by the Democrat! against tht Committee to ~ elect President Nizon. Mitchell's deposition was cut ahort Fri· day when a motion to halt the taking ()r such depositions was filed . He told newsmen afterwa'rd he bad nothing to do with tbe motion, and was anxious to answer questions. MacGregor'• depolli- tion,js scheduled to be teken Sept. 8. Mitchell a:OO told newsmen he had known nothing in advance about the breakin. Richey interrupted his vacalion to hold a rare Saturday court session to he.ar arguments on a motion filtd Friday by the five suspects' lawyer, Henry B. Rothblatt ()£ New York. The molion asked Richey tq order the Democrat.a to stop t.aking "·rootine pre- trial d~~ statements ()f fact -on the groundJ that hi! clienta' chances f()r a fair trial have been hurt by 'fli.despread publicity in the case. S. Viets Retake Fire Base Ross In Bloody Fight SAIGON (UPI) -South Vietnamese government broadcast! said t () d • y govtrrunent troop.1 have recaptured Fire Base Ross, 1 strategic point in the Que Son v_.uey along the altl.ck route to Da Nao1, However, South V i e t n a m t: 1 1 military apokesmen refuaed comment. Ross and the nearby district county capital of Que Son were abandoned by the &outb Vi~t.rramese on Aug. 19 in the face Of a Communist attack. Several Soulh Vietnamese officers, including a general, were fired because or the re- treat. Government forces have been trying to ret.iike the two pos;tioos since then. Que Son were recaptured Aug. 15, but the South Vietnamese held the two ()nly briefly before it was partially retaken by the Communists. The government radio claimed ln a pair of broadcasts that Ross was retaken Saturday at dusk. There were no dtl.Jlls and South Vietnamese -m t 1 i t 1 r y spokesmen w0uid n()t comment on the report. Just 30 miles north ()f saigon, American BSl bomber• dropped an estimated 180 tons of bombs on North Vietnamese troops to try to break up a bloody battle aJ()ng the capital's new outer defense line . About 1i1 of the Stratoforts which car· ry 30 tons of bomb! each attacked Com· munist positions between 25 and 39 miles north of the capital. Military -sources 1aid the Communists killed 130 South Vietnamese troops ln an ambush Friday and a battle which con· linued into the night Saturdiy. Radio Hanor;-in a brCJadcast monitored in Saig()n, said 500 South Vietnamese were killed or-Captured and another rio aoldiers died in an attempt to relieve the am- bushed troop!. Sooth Vietnamese put the Communi!t death toll at 180. DAILY l'ILOT ;( S ' • ... .. ... • . .. • • • • • • ~ • ~ . .., t • • ·~ t ...... • • • Olll.Y ll'ILIJT ...... IW lltll•r• KMllltr CELEBRITIES TURN TO T&NNIS TO AID NEWPORT BEACH ASSISTANCE LIAGUE Charlton Haston Congratulated 111 Winner; Desi Arna1 Jr. In Acflon TELEVI SION STARS STR ETC H TO RETUR N 1HOTS Bill Cosb y Jam•• Fr1ncl1cu1 Families of Prison ers ' Jubilant Ove r Release By United Press lntematiooal United in their concern for lheir relatives CJver years ()f captivity, .the families of three American fl iers held prisoner in N<rth Vietnam. whcl the North Vietnamese said would b(>. released aoon, reacted to the news Saturday "ith . a mizture of glee. disbelief and solemn thanks that the end may now be in sight. Mrs. Olga Charles was 50 excited that she couldn't bear to keep the news to herself. She ran to the steps of her home and yelled, so that the wh<ile world might hear, "Norris is c()ming home." Mrs. Charles' jubilation was exceeded only by her prayer!! that her husband. Navy Lt. N()rris Charles. 27. would AC· tually return safely from his prison camp in N()rth Vietnam . Charles was among three Americans the North Vietnamese gaid would be released in ()bservance of a national holi- day . Georgia Elias, wife of Air Force Ma j()r Edward Kllight Elias. 34, of Va1doll8 , Georgia. said, "At first I thought it might be a hoax." "I really don't kn()w if I can believe 1t until he gets here." Mrs . EHas said she had never doubted that her husband \\'as ali ve and had prayed for his release. "We prayed for this and God has answered our prayers," ,;he said. Elias' parents, f\1r. and Mrs . Barney Elias of Jacksonville, Ill .. "''ere watching a televislon movie when they heard tbe news . "We "re aw fully grateful." they !cud Saturday. "\\re're lio relieved ." The y said their daughter-in-law had received t1,1•0 le!terli from their son on Aug . 16, ()ne ot them enclosing ll pict ure In which Elias looked "all right" and said he hoped he would be home for Christmas. Gerald A. Gartlry. of Greenville. Maine. whose son Markham was C;\P· lured in 1968, said he: couldn't waste time talking lo reporter!" until he told llis wife. that their son 'vould be coming home. FromPqe 1 CELE BRITIES • • Merv Griff tn will chitllengt mollon ptC'· turt' actors Clint E<1sl"''ood and Desi Arnaz Jr. tn th e TV \'S 1\lo\'1es D1v1sion m1urh. In tht Leading f\!f'n ()1 v1s1on. Glen Campbell and Charlton HPston wtll meet James Franciscus and Cllnt Eastwood. Neal Walk (6'10") or the Phoeni1 Sun1 will team up wtth Christine Stellar (4'5'') of the Balboa Bay Club lo fitct Mn Fran- ci~ Warri()r Rick Barry (6'8") and Tracy Austin (4'6") In the Big Men and Little Women Divisi()n game. TransAmrrica Video i!ii !aping the en- tire tournament for a televlslon ipeclal to · be airtd this faU. Desi and Lucie Arnu are hosting the sho\\', with !ports CC>m• n1ent11tor Chick Hea rn ()ffering the play by play. A"'·ards will ht handed out by John / Wayne and Eva Gabor. From Page 1 PR ISONE RS • •• !';iy hon()red and joyous for the men and their families." "We hope the men will nol be kidnaped by the military en route,11 Dellinger llid, ,adding that the men were to ht tmned over directly to their famlllea. I , '!!i';,d~elu ~ there Wit U.S. 10 ti 1'ltiterf*9nce0 with · niM servicemen previously ·rtle1aed and· that they were returned to military dutJts in- clud ing training pilots to bomb North Vietnam and planning raids there. "1'he net reiult nf that behavior wu the complete suspension ()f releases "she said. ' Dellinger 1aid the release date ()f ~ lhref' men "could be dela yed by the danger of fitJiod.ol In Sorth Vietnam" tn- lerfPrr ing with transport possibilities. "So if the NiX()n 11dmlnistration wantl lo find one sure way of delaying the release ()f theM thrtt pri~ners. it will be the continued bombing ()( the dlket." North Vietnam ha s charged that U.~. ~·arplanes have been bombing dike1 purposely to bring nn flooding fn populatfd areas. The United States has denied targeting dike!!. Mrs. Weiss said she understood tM three men to be rtleMed are In "good health ." She added that the release ()f prl80ners had not been poMible for the pa.st three years "because <lf tht manner In which the U.S. government ha5 hA.ndled previously re.leased men." On each of the th ree prev1()US occaSion1 In which prisoners were released to the peace m()vemtnt, she said, "there ha:• been interference en route." McGove rn Claim s Nix on 'Eroding Civil Lib erties' WASHING.TON (AP) -Democratic presidential nominee Geotige McGovern aays the ,Nixon admlnistraUon is eroding the fundamental personal 11 b e r l I e 1 guaranteed citizens by the c.onstltuti()n. McGovern laued whit be., called a campaign. white paper on civil llbertlea Satw'day. President Nixon. at tbe western White House in San Clemente, planned to lasue a Labor Day statement today. He will go to San Francitc0 Tuesday to Jnsped the proposed Golden Gate Nati()nll ttec- realJon area. A aeries of statements came from the offteta connected with the c1mp1l1n! of both parties. .In a courtroom. 1 federal Juda• denied a mot.Ion for 1 delay in taklna a depoel~ tlon from ' fonntr-Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell in the Democrats' II million clvll 1ult awnmlng from the June bre1k· In and alleged bogging of their n1llon1l headquarten •t the Wate.rJale complex. In a 1t1tement accompanylng hi• po<ioo paper, McGovern said : "The W•ttr&•l• eaploftqe Incident only points up that uoder Richard Nlxoo lhe privacy of the ....... AllMri<an ti lhrealtned , by government -by m1l 1lary spying CJrt civilians, by computerized. ()fficial data b1n~s that have inadequat e safeguards, and by Justice Department lntrustion in- to citize ns' Dank accounts." A statement from Clark ~1:ic(ircg()r, he1d or Nix()n's campaign rommitlee, said that McGovern's "charge that Presi. dent NiJ()n is playing politics with the war Is a most grievous ont." "It ls a di!Ct'edited charge and 1 direct per110nal affront lo the intelligence and 10UJ1d judgment ()f the American voter,'' MacGregor said. Sen. Robert Dolt'. CR·Kan.), chairman of the GO P national committee. MkJ In A 1t1.ltmtnt that ''the incredibly inept polltlcal -pe.rformanceoct of M r • McGovern In the past seven weeks has made Georae McGovern himself the ma jor l111Je of the fall campaign." Dolt slso 11ked questions about McGovern's fund ralalnJ eUortt. Sar1ent Shriver, vice prealdentlal nominee ()f the Democrats, issued a 1tattment aaylng the Republlcani; plan to lntfOduce • value added tu, which Shrt'lft' 11id ls a nation•! sales tax that wUI cotl the average American famll1 another l200 a year. Olll Y ,.ILOT tflff ....... Fottaily Phot ograph Edward Cox visited campaign heridq uarter.1 for the re._election of Preside nt Nixon in Irvine Saturday and '-''8S shown a fatllly pbot~ graph by Mr" Harrie tte Bryson, 85, of Le1&ure World, Laguna HWa, of his wile, Tricia and he r •Isler, Julie. " ch ildren. Tricia and Clxc wW attend the Calllomla 500 race 11 Ontario toda y. • • ---CT--.--~---~..,------.,..._ ___ ~--- jl { DAILY PILOT • • • - ~+-1 Population up 5%.+-+ -- 1967 1961 iCrime Rate Slowing, B,ui - 'Not --for Violent Crimes ' J cKl'hut.r ~dfU!or ,_;,,;·. =:: ·~:Jaw .• 'ond order'' • major, amPtiip WASHINGTON _ For Americans the theme, put stresa on the facts that the ~lttenweet crime news ill that during overall crime rate ime on1~ 7 percent 'lr71 aerlous crime rose 7 percent and that the number of serums crimes The news iJ bitter became i,i. abgws actua11y .declined in 54 of the C0!1"try.'s ':aerious crime continuing to ~; tlut • .lfrgest cwtle~ in, ~V?I· (It ha~ declined 1n :there ii a sweetness became the rue is 22 th~ prev1ow:; yeiir:) It did not ~tress 'lhe smallest in alx yean. t~ higher rates of mcrease for violent I In releasinz these Federal Bureau of .,4nme. " ,Jnvestigation crime figures for 1971, the ~ROSY ~.~JEW? lJ'lixon adminiatratlon tbroug~ Attorney 1'11 trecent '\lftoriPis there has bee;. General Richard G. Kleindienst stresses grumbling by. sarne within the FBI that ~the more favorable aspecll of these new the administration has appeared to be ·:1tatlstJc.s. It notes that 1971 marks the viewing the crime statistics through rose· ~third consecutive year lhat crime rose at colored glasses, in that although the la slower rate than it bad during the number of serious crimes continues to in· .previous year. crease, the Justice Department keeps : Additionally, Kleindleruit notes that emphasizing that the rate o( increase is !1erloua crime was only 1 percent higher slowing down. ,in the (int three months of 1972 than in Jn any case, in releasing the latest :the 1ame three months last year -figures Allorney · General Kleindierut 1••malcing ll the 1mallest increase in 11 noted that ''we are encouraged by the 17ean," he addJ . trends we are seeing, but crime is still in- . Two general categories or crimes creasing. Tbis is a matter that must con-- iproduce these fiiUJ'et: violent crimes and tinue to be of foremost concern to law ,c:rtma 1ga.iRlt j)roperty. enfor<:ement a1encies at .all le~ ot : Crimes against property rose only 7 governmtnt. '' ~percent in 1971. Included U. this category Despite the precise nature of per<:e,,.. :mre burglary. which rose 9 percent ); tage calculations, many speclalisl.! urge -larceny of '50 or more (up 7 percent); that crime figures be viewed cautiously. :~d auto theft (up 2 percent). No one is sure how accurate they are. : But violent crimes rose·11 percent ; and This point was underlined by the 1969 :three categories of violent crimes ac--staff report on "Crimes of Violence," to tually rose raster than they had tbe the National Commission on the Causes ! previous year. They are: murder and and Prevention of Violence, chaired by '.flOllllegllgent maMlaugbttt (11 percent); Dr.-Mllton s. ElsenhoWer; It ootell that .forcible rape (11 percent); and ag· the FBI'a figures are the <1nly national : gravated as.sault (10 percent). The fourth crime dala available. "The FBI states : catetory, robbery, rose 11 percent; in that such data must be read with great : Jr10 it bad risen 17 percent. caution. ~ed on voluntary disclosures , In releasing Us report the ad· by local police, these etatistics are im~ : minislntion. which in the put bu made perfect measures of the actual levels and . '.'One Held, Two Sought '.~.n~ontreal Firebombing. • MONTREAL (UP} -Poli<'t! issued a rorc:e said only Eccles was in custody Saturday lllgbt. --.Of ~Joleot C111Dt1;fi1.'tht Ulllted State5:'1 ' 'Ibe staff report aay. that "the createst problem in counting: crime ls the considerable· gap between the reported figures and the tru. filll!'..: It 11.u b!!eo eslimated by the crime· ccrm:niJsion that the true rate of major violent crime u well u .serious property crime may be nearly twice as high as the reported rate.11 It notes ~' the. rtBf!lll inclu~e failure of citizens ·fb~er~ re~·to report crimes to pOlice. · REPOR;J'ING TREND Tbe report noted that according to the FBl statistics the rate of violent c:riRle had' soared between 1953 and '68, with homicide up 52 percent, robbery up 143 percent, and so on. But i1 said that dur· Ing those 10 years many police departments had been improving their reporting procedures, "so r e c e n t reported crime increasQ in some cities may well reflect more c: o m p I e t e disciosure. or the violence that always w114 pre.atnt, rathet ~ any real m. crease in. crime." However, that 1969 staff report con· eluded that whether or not the reported 1958--68 crime figures are precisely ae· curate, the trends they indicated are true -that violent crime did Dfdeed Ne dur• Ing those 10 years. Using the same yardstick, it would ap- pear that in the last few yean a reverse trend-has·el'lsted: a slowing in the rate of increaSt In the number of serious crimes. According to FBI filUl'es-· the number of serious crimes ro!e11 perc:rnt in 1966, 16 percent In 'Th67, 17 percent in 1968, U percent in 1969, 11 percent in 1970, and 7 percent last year. Stranded Tourists '--Aided hy Airways OAKLAND (UPI) -World Airways oald Satunlay it will fiy ll!O slrand..r touruts back to the Uolted stales from Europf SµDday. 'Ille tourl.111 -· tJW\Y lludtnlll d,_ baCli in ocbool. ' A spokesman for the charter alrllne, said World Airways had nothing to do with the tour arranJZernents which left lbe AmericanJ stranded. Tanaka Calls Summit 'A ew Beginning~ HO!IOLULU (.\!!) -'Prime Mlniater 'tlllb China, we ctnDOI have the llllle the Komn W ... wbOI< bod! .. -....,.. "°"" Kalwol Tanalca head~'1iome Saturday relaUon1 we now have with Taiwan," ho found. afl<!r a t""8y IUllUnlt meetlog with aald. "No counlry can maintain rtlatlom ~ The IWo Japaneoe 'atood wllb bowed Prelldent Nixon he said laid the with two ~··" heads u the """* Of lt<lllers eoundin( r:=: :ween°~::,~·i:!-~~·~~'"" :.O't1:'fe: ~ w:!:S":' t1;1:1J,.:~ Uolted States. U.S . .Japan mutual seairlty pact, under almple II''" marten,, .. lt ls 1 new beginning point,.. the which the United Stattt malntainl Taps conc1uded, Tanaka IDd Otlir• Ja-prime minister told newsmen military basu in Japa11, T a n a k a bowed tow from the waist toward the afttt wlndlo& up what he called "veiy declared:, . memorial, 11jp>ed the csnetuy'1 1U<5I ...tu!" WU wilb Nl<on. "We m -idng lll!dtr the mutual book and drove 1way. '.fanaka who r.mained 111 enra da in 8eCW'lty treaty to provide these basu A re<epUon at the Japanese consulate Hawaii aita ?fwm left Friday aftero!on, and we 'Will ltand:b1 rhil obliptian. '.' . geotral capped Tanaka'1 activities for aald he had told the Pnsident that Japa11 The 54-yeDMld prime mlnlstar, who the ~-. l la counting on the United States to take , ~k ofllce only two ~ ~go, Wt11t Tt>e IWlll1lit pioductd •'. fll·blllloi;i an "amicable attitude" if Japa11 severa .. f\qut hit mee\IDc . l'lilh ~Wfll"ll, to !lie agreement to reduce the UJuted States rtJaUobs with Taiwan National MemorW 'Cometary of the trade.Jmbalanc<. Nixon lfld hll ~ovem- Tanaka, said NiJon. "listened silently" Pacific, atop Puncllbo.wl Crlter overlook· meot .wu urging U.S. f!rn!s. to ei:pand itlg HonoluJu, to pay tribute to Americans the volume <1f exports thlotigb increaled to that comment and the discussion went who died fighting against his Cpl.mtry irl productivity and Improved m a r k e t 00 further. World War 11. · research particularly to Japan. And But, Tanaka added, Japan's relations Tanaka and his foreign minister, Tanaka said the govemmeot QfiJapan ln- witb the Nationalist Clinese reiime of Masayoshl Ohira, placed wreaths on a tends to reduce .the imbalance to a more Ollang Kai-sbek must change becauae or memorial stone at the foot ¢ the manageable 11lu witlilD a reasonabla Japan's moves to normalize relations cemetery'• Gourt of the Missing. tall period o[ time. The two•leadel'I agreed to with PeJcing. pillars on·whlcb are insoribed the names hold future meetings to review evotvlnc 11If we restore diplomatic relations of 26,000 casualties of World War ll and economJc re_lationahips • . ,., 2-75 ,OQO. -~ftlls · Crowd Island For Rock F ete CARMI, Ill. (UPI) -Tens of thouJandJ of rafn..drencbed PoP music fans crowded onto Bull Jsland In the Wabash River Saturday for a Labor Day weekend rock festival a! promoters struggled to get sound equipment, performers and sanitary facilities to the site. Court action on a suit to block the festival continued, even though Illinois state police estimated at least 275,000 young people were in the area. Police said about 200,000 of the youths already were on Bull Island. The only bridge to the site was from the Indiana side <1f the river, via Griffin, Ind. A Circuit .court Ju~ie lo Wlii\e~ Ill. scheduled a late afternoon bearing on a motion for an injunction against the festival promoters, Bob Aleiander and Tom Duncan of Evansville, Ind.,. on grounds they failed to get a permit from -~~ 'WE MUST BE DRAMA'f.IC' Chip Methew1, 24 · 'BLOCKADE WAS RIGHT' Qu1ker Ann Bishop :~ i~~= c::=t ::i.~a~~d,~ Hi::; p ACIFISTS EXPLAIN . BLOCKADE Lewis was late returning from a wed-... ' , ding. . Jud From Pqe At · A, ge in Mount Vernon, Ind., filled .l l',, ~ · .it:, . the promoters $1,CXK> for violating a court 1<1mep.i • .;-be, )>lie( "'fl"-• su~ order by setting up a ticket booth in you believe yoU Di bJve the lnitb, Posey County. The court had already and you want others to have it, is it banned the festival from that Indiana really just a publicity stunt when you try COWlty. to dramatize your beliefs'! White County Sheriff Roy Posbard Jr., "I think it depends on atUtUde. QUI" who returned to the Illinois s~ by boat people aren't 1n this for ego u.tisfacUoo because of the traffic jam en the Indian I I Tb ' side, called the zituation on the island "a or persona gory. ey re aenuinell. mess." trying to spread awareness." "I don't believe the National Guard 'SLAUGHTER' could stop it,'' Poshard said. ~· he notes, the main method by But for most of the day, it looked like which they have attempted to spread it might tai:l scme giant force to start awareness d. wbal they call "the: m- the festival. visible slaughter," bas been a non-~ AJ the {ans "" more 'l'fStleu, ·lltld r.taculir. 'p!c!kt!t ...... '11!11-. Podflc 'COelt the rain came steadily down, the festival Highway. promotera postponed performances from W noon to 6 p.m. only to announce there " e prefw to call it 'yigiling• rather was some doubt they could meet that than picketing," Mathews s a I d • deadline. "Picketing implies strife and movement. So many cars were abandoned along Unions plck_tl · the D&n'OW two-lane road leading to the "We try to be more reverent, to mate island that it became virtually impossible a quiet vigil for peece~in the boJ)f tb.llt for a time to get trucks carrying sound people will see Ua and think atlout It:" and lighting equtpment1 portable toileUI, About t hr e e • q u a rt er a of th• food and medical supplies to the scene. participants in I.he Seal Beach Disarm• · By late afternoon, cars were being ment Project are Quakers. However, ordered to part in fields eight miles away Mathews says the other 25 percent -m. because there wu no more parking space eluding MalheWa:, who l! himself Clbly a closer. · staff member in a Quaker organization - One reporter from the Evansville, Ind., must agree to total non-violence, and also Courier and Inss hiked . QUI the eight to accept decia.iom of the eroup as a miles to phone his <1ffict. · whole. - "You can buy just about anytillg you NO VOTES TAKEN • want along the route, • woman, a man, dnip, wine, liq'llOr -anything but a hot "We decide thinp Jwt as we do in dog," newsman Tom Clinton sata. He Quaker meettnp," exPlaintid Diz!e Swift, aald there ...,. reports of "bad dope" in • 36-year-old Quaker and SUrfslde mother tho .,.1, particularly LSI> laced with ol five. "Everyone Irita lo silence until -......... feels Jed. When that happen1, Olily one ·~KM-" .there'•·"" q...-119'i,, l(!U leel.'° lb'ooib' ... tliO laland for the ichedufed tiegiri6ing' ·)t>u -~ · • ·· • • ef the folllval. But he lllU c:ould not And, she adds, meeliJllS are not U• perfonn b)' late Saturday, aftemoan for actly piqued by long .Uence!. lade of aound equlpmenl "W• 1paid boull and boull In lboH . ' • meetings, going ovtt tblngs again and again. There are no votes taken.-so we j~ contnnue talking until we arrive at something everyone can be C-Omfortable with. There must be complete ac· cordance." But, she rontinues, th;re h still diversity because while the group as a whole must sanction all ac:Uon in· dividuals may still act dlf!erently. ' "Scme people felt sc> ltrongly they couJdn'l stay out of the water. Others agreed that this was a good thing to do, but weren't led to do it tbemsel•es." Possibly for thit reaaon, the pacifist group makes n o "non-negotiable -..els," nor does ii display the Im· patience and arrogance that charae- teriz.ed the massive peace movements or two and more years aeo. Its aims in IODle ways actually seem modest. "Obviou!J.Y. the ships are not going to tum around oad just se we want them to and a ed few people in front or them," says Mat ws. ''11 would be..abmrd to.expect any more than a short dolay. "Af! we ~ iJ that the average Amencan will become a Utile more aware that the Seal Beach atation Is one of four major suppllen. of·navaJ weapons that are kllllog Innocent Indochintse peo- ple. We want to mate theR arms shipments: an issue, and· that c8o•t hap- pen until . people are aware of the shipments." Mn. Swift makes the same point alk>ut modest aimJ., but shows at 1be same lime • feellog of great urgency ill her mission. "I ,. .. eut by the (Pacific CO.st) hicbway wilb my aip and oomeono 'tinted ·to know my name. .. •stop the War, .. WU all I wanted to aay becaUM •tm>lng the war Is all that is Important. People muat become aware that the •laughter Is contloulng, TlleD, If they want to support f~ that's their choice." · icoroner'1 warrant Jate Saturday for the armi:t of three young men in ronnect.ion ~Ith the firebombin g of a crowded night club ln whlcll 36 persons burned to death and M wue Injured. Police $1etained four men, Including Eoclet, eerly l!at\IJ'Clay morning but later released the other three "because they had nothln& to do with It," Levis 1ald. O'Brien and BOutln were sought on the c»r0ner's warrant as materJaJ witnesses. following qaestlmlng of Eccles, he said. Eccles was acbedtiled to .11ppear tn mr- oner'I court 'lllesday morning, following Vacation Spirits Cooled . ' • Police fdenUUed the three, .1111 :ti.ton· lnal re&ldent1, as Joe Eccles, 24 ; James O'Brien, 22 ; and Joseph Marc Bout.in , 24. ,\ll ar• "laborer!," a police spokesman m1id. U. Larry Levis of Uit ~tontreal police the loog Labor Dai:;.eekend. If the cor· U 0 • • Mid E :r: .. ~~r;:,e:.i11 then 1:,.'~!:r,i::~ Cold, Rain S po· uungs in . . we~~' ast 'l1lls stress oo allowing people to make •P their own mlndl, and lbus mpectlng them u lodfvldua!J, baa rellgloul roota """'"°"I to Mn. Blallop. ' , UQl&akers 'lbelleft there ii 111 oceM of dll'lalasl In the ...,Id covering 111 ocean of &90d0esl," abe oay~ ''We try to bur 'Oltnels to the pd to uncover the divine tpbit In elch penon," Whether tho pecillata ma, atttmpl to bJodtide tho her1>or •pin .. .. open q1i6ltlon. Everi--repealedly tllat Ibo dedllon to rllt htjury llld -~ blo lmpriooomeal la not an ..., ... to make. And ... ,....ber aaid pr:lvotely· • DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE -Oeli\ltf'J of tl'lt Dally Piiot " 9ijlf'&ntffd Merllrf'l",..,.YI ff .,_ .. lllf Mw """' .,..... _,, '"' llJl'l-all.IM WW Cwt 1'111 ....................... .,. ....... 1ffl "·"" .. .. ~ .. t\lrlll\' lllf lvndlYI ti' ""' • Nit ~llw """ <OP'f 11r • 1.rn. a.tvrdty, ... t 1,m. ....... ,, (Ill Mil I C911Y wUI 0. llAl/9hl _, t'fU, Ceti. art •~.., Vfttll it 1.m. Ttlrphontt MMI °""" Cour1tY Ar.t -··-·· MMttl Har111-t HunlinlllOWI 1..0 •nll W•ffnlNttr ••••• •••·••·-•• .. ttM ._.. C*"9tlfe, (;a,jMttnl,_ •Md!, lafl JWfl tallflW-. 0tM ~ ~~~H ....... _ ..... I I "~thorttlel said earlier that poMtble fl.S. ~·•--r11 .. T~..J:: ... -·'.iii ::;_~~1:" .. .wftllf 711 •t charges would include murder, anon u,...._., ffN CW1141M 11, n. «Mtt., tti. ~ wfl"' TM Ntttwif w.,,.,...,.... '*"""' and complicity• flMI '""' ~ ~ wmt • ftoM fW'lcMI _.,.,. fW ..at _., ....... fllW ftW Mtfen't nil..... WMtltrt ~ 9'lf'tl M lJ fMt. tnf .cfl.,,_ " ICIMlt ...,.... ... N Police said the bombs were thrown S•IWMY ... "'""',.. "-_,...,. et Dm«t ""-'11tvm """ ._ .. 11111'1 ...,, t11CM1 " ,.,,. "' ,, """ u_. tnto the stairway entrance of the tecond. ~ 0:, ;::11:;-Ml ,.., " •• 11• lfWll'lf ,,.. .. .,, ....,.. to n ..,,,._ w T.._ er.-"' =: floor Wagon Whee.I Cafe late .Friday sc.n.rM '''" .,. • .....,.."""" -',~ .... ....m wtM 111w """., 61 ::d,;-':C:::: .=::·~,.. .. night, sending 350 patron! into p111ic. :' M .,,,,.,. = ~ = n _. ,..., .., t11rw w ~ ""' ,. '""*IY Pt1ost of thole IDJurtd were hurt In falls M11 .. "\ ... "'-' , .... IN """' ,,. nit!\ .., tttt LM ,,,... cMc •i;:,.:..=-.,.. ... CllUllW from a 11 .... 1e flnt~~ ~a or 11 they tttt ~ ,...,.. •"" on.t Liit& Clfttlr "*' .... • • _.. "" 1tw - -" ::,.::·~ ·~-• ...... 111:111'1 ., .. flft ..... ,,.. °"'" ""' wlll ... '1. --..... Jumped to jafety wJndoWL _ __ ""~"'"tic tllMtt wfln. •••wtlet Mluntll" .,.... Wld t.aY* W'llllOfll c.tow '-"' M M•-wwww-.Were ' · 1111 .., . ..--;•.-""""" ,.......,.~ -..,. • •,. •• ,.._ 11' .. ., ... .fl..,lf'i~hi-ij-~· .-• -v r---........... flillflt ..... ~ .................... ~ floor u acttamlng customers tried to '"""' ·-<""' """".. "' •-r _, _ _. .. _ · ru sh n••t the flames Ind down the .......... C'Ollt It """ rntt. .,, Mvf' '°"....... ff._.,...,..... .... LIW Pnc. . r"' """'*' "" ,.. .... and WIWld '" stairway -the only f!Xlt other the the mvy ,.1,. ,. .... "°" Ll'bof'• wt-Y•rflble c:Wdl.-~ ~ AltlMf' ... 6J fire eocapt. Otllen ,..... buri oi Ibey !-""', ""'"' •-" _, =:..":,~...,,,. ,,.. ':: ~~ . · :% :: un.1ucceiisfuU1 ~ to /Orco-• r11r . ..._ ~ • ' _ _., -"" """" ~\!:! =... '" " door , wlllc~ W&I blmodtlehut. ·.;. SO;.'C•Hf...... :UT. !.;',::: .,.,.. O:::~ ' :: l! Witnesses told authorl es three men ._,.., .,.. MMMY '" • .., ,... ...,.., " " who had been kicked out of the dUb ,.,.,.._. e.itlonlll ~ °"""" C11#1tY ~'"" .,.. .,.._.._ ",, ;: earller returned, jumped out qt• grey :! :!.W:~11::;~ ';:: ::.".:r=J"~ ~ ~· 1s " M car, ran up the at.ail'! arid then fled a <•""'-°"'"""9 wttll 11M1Mt .,.. .,_,.,. •lrltr ....... ,.,...._ ..,, • = , ., 6J Jlf the entrance wu --·"-' by 11-..,,,..,..,.. .,, ~ "'' c.11,.... 11trtr """""-..,,_, 1111MtY""""" .,... o .... ~.~ IUC. flll. ....,., °""""*" .... ~ .. 0wnw • J1 .. ...... ·~----llMll~I• ,_ ,_ "-<nJ .... .,.,.. ..... _ -...... ..._ .... , .. . " . "'-°" '""'" """" ""' ...... =--....... ·-·--If. '-""• kltL*Qly ........ --........... " " .. .. M .. " " .. " " .. .. • " .. . .. "' .. .. .. . .. .. " .. .. .. " " .. • " ,,, . "' : M " " .u .. . ... ..... ,. ..... " ·• ... .. ... • •• a t.H " " .. .. .. " " .. ·" • .. ... .. .. • " .. "I clrova.ovu the brldp todll' and 1 -r..nr bopq tbat thn -~be 11111' abfpo ID Ibo bay llld that I could co bomo. W• rea0r don't IJlre Ibis you -·' w. (et tired "' atandlos out ;., Ibo bll!IWQ wflb -.., or lnapbo de-~ """' out In ,ltcot ol • boll. We'd ~ i.. to Uve Qllletij-• ' In pCbllc, ....... Of. lhe!r .lliirtt - llldlualot Fot OW!iP!e,. -Dellble Kl-had bMn Ii Ibo IUlf f0< 10 mll!btes -!Olh\! llp ..... Jou Obd Allbd lf abe -·t tfrod l'tL "YO!\ bit rm llnd, • il!e ~ .. • ....... lnnllcally •w """' 111oin ... lawarl Ibo out-~'1'11> tln4ol11111-. _..JllT ' •' , • •' ~ ,, • AN INDIVIDUALIST Ray R1ine1, 33 GOP Head 1 Shatters Set Types By TERRY COVILLE or "" Deltr ''ltt Stitt As president of the Hun- t Ing ton Valley Young Republicans, 33-year-old Ray Raines delights in shattering political ster{!()types. · E1.ample: be ~favors the ·.-legalization of prostitution, f. pomographY and gambling. ~ ·-•1Some of my views ac\ually .t coincide with the so-catled .... . ' . ... '• ' .·" " ,, '' .•• ',· • ' • ... :. " •,, . "of,•' -. 'new left'," a'dmits t be McDonnell Douglas aerospace engineer. , ·"I dpn't like to call myself~ C-Onservative. I prefer the word libcrtarian.'-l 'm really an old line liberal likf' Voltaire (17th Century Fr~·nch philosopher), but liberal. has!' now becotrie synonomooey with 1ocialism -a dirty word." Huntington Beach's modern- day Voltaire .was born in San Juan. Puerto Rico, of . an American father and a Puerto Rican mother. At · the age .or 18. he and his family moved to Cuba \Vhere he lived three years under both the Bati_,ta and Castro regimes. It was there, he says that much of his present political thinking was fonned. Raines' earned a bachelo r's degree in mechanical ~gineeri11g at the· Unjvers_ity of Miami, commutinl{ up to' 24 times a year from Florida to C.'uba. Then lie moved wesl and picked· u2 a . master's deF.ree in the same field .at . use. "~he stereotype of a con· ser\'ative is so1neone like "\\'allace. the American Nazi Party, the Ku Klux Klan. and · 'W•llace, the Am eri ca n Nozis. tho Klon, the ·Minutemen ... they're .reolly soeioli st' the ·Minutemen." R~ines ex· plains. "They're re a 11 y socialist." He said the press is n9W properly calling both Wallace a n d Democratic nominee George McGo~er.n populists. "Both are very socialist in- their views.-They both believe in strong central government, though their foreign policies differ. "In Alabama. W a 1 lac ·e doesn't even allow the local school . boards to r u.n theniselves. . "Ra.&her than Jiberal<0n- 1ervative, J. see things in a new polarization o f in- dividualist or collectivist. "Under collectivism, you give up individual -ights for the · good of the state. com- munity, society or whatever . The state acts like b!f brother, in ,various degrees. · , "An individualist -some ot the leftists call it human or civil'rigbts ...:.. teJieves the, in- dividual is supreme. The sole ""purpose of g:ovenunent is to guarantee the preservation and protection of · Individual rights." Al an individualist, Raines reels his role in tbe'R"epublican P8rty IS quite pfC?per. But, with a sense of humor, he at~ admits to not filling the typical" coMetvatiVe imcige. .,..... ' .. As an aerospace erigineet, J ·:•t, -~-~ f 'do hav<'!Olne t1e0 to '·· "'1"1itary·iridustrial <Ori>' ., ., x." · ~ vieWs on pf'oStltutlori, .pOm'ography, and ganibUng , 1 · Item' rrom bl• view ·or tlle in- ' ' . ., . ' " ,. •• •• .... ,) 'dMdual 11 supreme. • ,flf'tltre. are 90me ~pte1 whether' oopservaQ_ve · o r llher~ll who belleve society hos a rlah to proiect itaeli -th<y treat ai>Clet,Y u an indlvldual. ' ••wtien .oc.ietY a 1,s u me s rilbts, lhl!n It 'J>!IS!U laws o! a l!fQral ntture to p(eserve lbttl.' ' . 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SUNDAY 12 NOON f• 5 P,M JI .. • \ 1 • I \ • • ,, , DARY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE -Robot Athletes? Evidence from Jh• XXlb Olympic Game• now under "'ay jn Munich, Germany, 1trongly suggests that lhe ele<'tronlc age has now caught up with the conduct oC a1natcur athletics. Munich will go into Ibo history boob u th• first Olyn1pirs ·"·h·~re many diflicult decision3 in athletic~~ Jo;uch as photo-type flnlsbes. false starts or minute meas· 1Jreme nt of di.stances, were handled by electronic eyes, Mensin& devices and computeriud measuring instru· 1ncn ts. · JudJing Of Winners and losers «ltarly ha~ COmf.' I long 'vay from a couple or men with stopwatches or two orficial~ with a n1easurint tape. Since the first Olympiad or the modern era. how· f'ver, tOntrovcrsy a1ttf differences of opinion have al· \Vay~ existed about officiating:. Thi! is also true ln the XXth Olympiad . Despite the best er!orts or elec::tronits and l'Dn1· puter~. there are slill many events like diving, gymnas· tics or boxing \vhirl1 r equire the Judgment of one or tnore human ofriciaJs. Olympic organiier! have made 1 strong effort over the years to import jud'ges and referees from aJJ coun· tries and all walks of Ille. But in any kind of judgment, there is always the chanae fo: human error .. Jlere again. in this Olympics. the electro~c age has 1noved in to make human error even more obvious. No\V we have color satellite televi sion coverage or the Ga me.5. ·roday. the Olympics play before a worldwide tc~e· vision audience with millio ns of "judges" glued to their television se ts. 'f'he television judge:'! seem to have onl! advantage th at the real offi(:ial s Jack. 'l'hey gel to see the "instant replay" of the gymnast, boxer or diver ln action. Often I his con1e~ aJong with the commentalor'1 1naJysis even before the real decision is rendered .. ·rhrough instant replay and slow motion, the Oaw~. the mistakes or the little bobbles in the athletes perfor· mance have ~!ready been shown to the home viewe~. It'~ no wonder that during the current Olympiad. McGovern's Plan A Rop·e of· Sa nd WASl-rJ N(;'fON. D.C'. -Thf' nt>\\I McGove rn tax llnd welfare plan appear!! !() be heading into the same mias.ma or urlccr lain ty and doubt as the $1 ,000-fo r- cverybody 1cheme he abandoned. ·Hi!'! arithmetic may re wrong again, 11'ecording lo some analyst~. and the reforms he proposf'~ -rnainly taxing rapilal gain! 111 regu· l11r rates -"'ill 1101 produce the revenue needed lo fina11t·r. his wclrurt· pl11n. ln- rrtHsing doubt <it- tachcs lo !he feasi4 bility of cutting Pen· tagon costs $10 bil- lion for three succes.!live yt'ars. These technicalith~s take second ph1ce to the main weakness of t~ Ml:C.overn plan. The average rnan , it L~ $3d lo report. \Viii look in vain for any prospect of ~ubstantial rf'lirf. Soaking the rk·h to help the poor will leave the mun in lhr middle 11bout whcrr he was. Not a pt.•11ny more "'ill !ht> waKe and salary earner11 pay en t:ixes under hi l'I newly revealed pl;:111. Met ;ove rn s1:1ys. Not 11 penny less, either. As a political e1ercise, the new Mcr.ovem scheme lhu! latkll the kinky fasr.ina lion of $1,000.for..evtrybody, ...,.ilhout any run1pensating gimmicks lo rxcitr public intcrcsl. TllOSF. WHO FOLWWED tht political (RICHARD WILSO~ campaign in the presidential prima ril'S realiit that McU<lvem's new plan is nvt a convincing re11pon!<e to the yean1ings or lax-burdened votera. 1'ht-V(lte1·s ~·ho lil'tened l<l the two <ieol'gt'll, Wallal·t ~nd Mt'<iovern. wert happy enouth to soak the rich, but tht'y also wanted rtlil'r for themselve~. 'fhry will not get n1 uch of the lattu under the blct:ov~rn pl<i n. 'fht average taxpaytr knows only \Vhllt he reads about capital gains. Increasing estate taxes is academic for him. Sealing down inve!!tment tax credit1 for bu11iness and repeal · or acce lerated depreciation rule1 mean nothing to tht average tax· paytr. lie may bt convinced that closing loopholes 11nd taking 'aw<iy tax breaks from thr rich and the corpor.ilion.s is only jusl. Hut if hi:1. ainnuul (·onfro111a1ion with 1hr Inte rnal Revenut Sf'rvict ill lo squeett front him the s<1mt, or larger, portion or his income as befort, he is likely to wonder what this ta.1. and wealth 1harin1 t~lk il1 all aboot. IF It"; CONTINUF~ lo 11~k questi<in~. the final answer he wHI gel i:oi th11t McGovem'a 1pending plans are so big howls or protest have been burd from everyi.vhen - particularly from 'fV viewers. It must be acknowledged lhat lhere have been liOmo judgment calls that were open to serious questioning. The one wherein U.S. li&ht middleweight boxer Regg io Jackson was declared the loser to Russian Valery TreJU· bov appeared to be a real stinker t-0 home tel~vis1on ''scorers." Thus there have been rumbles about political deci· sions and one commentator -not an American -who suggested racial overtones might be influencing the judgments. Americans.~ Jon g used to the televi$ion "instant slow·motion replay" are aware that the 8eCODd·look on videotape more often verifies the accuracy of an offl4 cial's judgment than does it uncover hi15 mistake. Electronic! may have created cne kind or contro- versy vii television but it has cleared up other cases in athletic competition. Take the finish <>I the 4~meter n1en'~ individual medley swim wherein the finish be· tween American Tim McKee and Sweden's Gunar Lars· son appeared to be a dead heat. But eight minutes alter the contest lini$bsd. Ifie electronic brajn d~clared the Swede the winner by an incredi.bJy close .002 hundreths cf a second. Electronics has clearly contributed to fairness and ae<.'ll racy in determining winners at the XXth Olympiad. Male Nudies No-No Now those ve:x:j_ng f€fninists have gone too far .• A. re. male photographer up in San .Francisco bas enticed 12 male5 to pose in the buff for· a calendar, one for each 1nont.h, just like the girlie calendars do. , ;. "It's.not pornographic," insists photographer Carol 1''uJton. Okay, Ms. Fulton, maybe it's really art. But you'll never get a stampede· lo go view it at the corner garage. . " 'Tbere('.fbat'll stem th' tide!" Dear Gloo1nv He Gives Straight Answers - Gus I wonder it Boris Spassky will buy a ntw wardrobe wit h hiJ share or the chess match money. They tell me it gets freezini cold in Si beria, -C..:.11. '1'1111 •••Tur• 1•flKtt ••Ml•"' ~iffn, Ml --•llY ...... •f "'• _...,_, l 11M1 ,_ "' -· "' ....... , ....... Oil" ""•'· lh<it person.:il incomt taxes would have lo )'kyrocket to financt thetn . So M1:t:overn would lake $22 bill ion more fro1n corporations and people wllu Ji:iv~ had gainlf in the valut of their pro- pert y, add it to the $30 billion saved en the Pentagon, and distribute $$4 billion in a large varit'IY of ways -$15 biilion to local school $y:ilr"mS. ziving govemmr"nl jobs to a million people, e.1.pand the num- ber receiving Social Security by lhree mill ion. give a minimum of $4.000 an· nuall y to famili es with no other income. and provide income supplt>ments for lhe working poor. The scalt or sdch activity .irousrs subst.anlinl doubts that Mcliovern'!! $54 ll dlion -t!Vrn if hr" cou ld save" and rai:1.e it -v.·ould cover any\\·herr. near the huge t'0:1.ls itnplied. In the procei-'I of trying to do jO, ii i~ the sober judgment of reasonable mr:n that he could bring <1n a new wavr of in- flation, a 1tock. markr.t p11nic and paralyU! thr. country's ~onomic growth -which has been resumed at a sati.,. lying r11te. R eagan .A ppointee .'Dy nii1nic ~Leader' By PlllL HANNA Capitol News Servite .SACRAMENTO -New state ad. ministration.!: -after 1974 -would be \veil advised to folio'' Gov. Ronald Reagan's lead by bringing successful businessmen into state g<lvernmeM'. If nothing elst', this action by Re.igan to "professionalize',. goverM1ental ad- 111inistration has mt"ant development of sound busi ness practices by state aeen.- cies apd Undoub!t>dly has saved millions uf dollars for the taxpayer:i. A case in point \\'BS Ht'ag~n·s ap- point ment last ·year of Frank Walton to head,....the Busi ness and 'f'ran5portation Agency v,ihich oversees most of the state'• l'f'gulatory operations. \ValiOh t:laim.s to be 52 years old bul he eould pas~ for 45 ... he is a former Marine, stee l .industry executive and headed his O\VO che mical firm in Leis Angeles prior lo hi s appointn1eril. lllS ACJ.:NCY supervises the a('livily of .11 dep~rtments ()f state govern1nt•nt - Alcoholic Bevcr;ige Control . Corporations. Hea l Estate, Insurance, Uanks. Savings and Loan , !lousing and <.:01n1nunily llevelopnient, Aeronauti1:s, California Highway J'<i lrol, ~p<1rln1ent of Motor Vehicles and Public Work!. These dt"partments have !5,000 employes. A sloganeer who believes in dynamic lcadenhip, \Vallon ha!! worked hard to dt>velop a .o;pirit ol competiti<ln in his •gency. READY TO ACT Frank Wi lton or con<'entric circles with the executi11e at the core." This way the best (lf each nHln hel ps the other in "goa l centerr"d, cbjective centered" management. \\1alton Is c<lncemed about the "hick of leadership" he see. in churches, 1Chools, government ind the home. "People must koow whert they are going and for what they stand. They must be ready to act on things when they come up," Walton said. I le expects his subordinatr"s to questk>n decisions. have to get the job done for the peop1e or california ," Walton .said. Although he likes to stay out of the ,-ole of Iea:islative advocate, Walton said he did get involved this year ~' 1eek help to create a Department cf TransPQrtation. Legislation -AB 69 by As.semb1ym1n Wadie Deddeh (D-Chula Viata) -would consolidate the Department of Pitblie Works, Aeronautics and thr" Office of Transporlalion Planni.n& and Research. After many amendments, the bill cleared the Staie Assembly and currently is hung up in Senate Finance where it faces prob- lem.! . with Sen. Randolph COiiier (D- Yrek:t),. who eonsiderJ , hi\Tlself he "Father fJf 1he Freeways." Collier is highly protective of the Stale Division of Highways which is under Public Works. Often his ti tbe onlJ "116'' vote oo proposed freeway de1etiona, WALTON ADMITS thert i!! aome "prr. judice" in the Department of PubUc Works. "The dominant thinking 1n Public Works is development of highways," the agency head declared, "and this iJ hard to change." Asked about the "corridor theory" or transportation, Walton admitted that he has been pushing development of ideas conceming all tran.sportatioo especlally between Sacramento and San Fra:ricl9&>. "Naturally we concern ounelve1 with highwayi," Walton said, "but we baft lo look at all fonns of transportaticn whiefl ~'iii move people with speed and com. fort." Basic Goals of Education "Anycne in this: agency who is not fired \11ilh enthu5iasm soon will be." says a sign on the agency '!\'all \\•hic h f'very \•isito r must see. "I came here to work for as long 11s I have the job." Walton said, and he ex· peels his ether top executives to adopt the same policy. If they don't 1hey 11re out looking for another job. "! don't like .to hear 'aye, aye, sir', I'd rathrr hear 'Why, why, .sir'," Walton declared. ANOTllER POINT tie makt.s in upera- tion of the huge agency is the develop- ment of personal relalionships. "We must Jet all tht people .know that their work is being recognized and ap- preciated." He said he tteogni.zes the difficulty ln getting Qilifornians out of t h ti r auto«iobiles simply because "t~ like to drive." Walton Is a graduate of Eaten College of 'finance in Baltimore, Md., and studied metallurgy at western IChools. I-It likes bike riding and hiking. and plans lo include atudies or facilities f<>r bicycle11 wherever aippropriatf" in future highway development. t r1 1111• dc('lart> at thf' outset whal I j J helirvt• rh1• b<isa· goaJ:1. of education ~ . ~hould Ix" \\'hrn I s11y ''basic" I mun J HAYAKA.W • ~oa l.~ that <tpply to ~vt•ryone -intn or • • 1\. won1rn, lhr ri<·h or lhto poor. \."-~ \;oal ()Ju· 1'11 li·~u·n to understllnd. ajf. ,._ ___________ _, prct'i:111· ;111d 1ak1.: 1·:1~l! or the na tural \\l<lrld \\~· lllt' Ill 'f\'\ost 111•opl1· ~u !hroui:ch life una\varr of thi• !a$«111;11111 ~ ~:0111plcx of events around rhen1 . ol t·lun;1ri· ;111cl 1 ~1'1';1111 nnd \'1'gela- 11on and arurn<J Is and JM'tlplt· :1nd 1h,•1r 111· ltJTt·lall'dnf:-IS l'ivil· i7.Cd )lt'Oplf' 11et•tl ltl know 1101 0111.v 11h;11 the 1•nvirun1 n1•ll! 1.~ likr, but 11011 tu ~t'"I' it hub11aUle. <;oat 11vo: 'fo 1111 derstand, ilpprf'L'lalr and lt'<1n1 lo live With !hf' frllo\\' 1nh;ib11ant~ or our planet. Every t·hild n111st lc:1 rn :1bout the races And peoplt•s t I thr \1•orld and the rich ORANGI COAST DAILY PllOl Robtrt N, l\'trrl, Publt~lttr ·r11omOJ l\tt'ril, f:ft1ro1· Albt:rl W. 8or.r~ J:d1Wrklt Pope 1-.'Viru r Tue f:d.1t.orttl ,,..e or th~ !'>lily PHot 11ttk1 lO lnt°"" and •timu· lav tt•dm by prntntini thia; nMWir>ftpcr's opinl<lns a..nd <'Om• mrntary on topics of !nttmt IIld 1ui:nitlc11n1.~. by providing a fon1m for thf' rxprt>Ulon of our readf'rfit npinion-. and by prffCRUQ,I ttw dLYl!rf.C' vlt>wpolnta of informed ob. 11rrvtn and •pokcsmen ttn topics ot tht> day. Sunday, September 3, 1972 ' ( v11riety or the world'!I cultures. lie must '-now something or 1ht history of men 11nd cf nalions. lie n1ust lean1 thal t!M're are many J>"OPlt in the work! who diffrr front him profound ly in habits , ideas 11nd way1 cf life. He must perceive tM.se dilferenct'! not as orcasi~ for unensi· ness or hmllili1y. but 11s 'challengt"s to hi !t capacity for under111and in1. t:o.a l Thrcr: F.vt'ry sludent should h:lvt' 1111 area or esthetic r1prrience -and 1 would lncludr tht rrligiou.ot and splrilu:ll \~·ith the esthelir. Tht" tslhelic experience I~ the organization of our fet"Jings -the :;~arch f<lr and the <.Te(1tion of order in our 1fteclive life. The iignificances. lhe meaning• that we perceive. are private. To glvr ourselves, ror at least 1 pa.rt cf the time, lo the lonely contemplalion cf so1ne kind of beauty and ordC!t Js also to enrich ourselveJ ~ that we have )l()mething to contribull' In lhe lives fJf others . Go.11 1 Four: F.ve~yone should be rapablr (lr eamlnR i living, This can be lrarncd in 1chool (lr out. and at any level fron1 humblt work. 10 highly pnid , pro- f1•ssional 1kills. KACll OF US needs to feel, !Kl1netin'K' In life, that hi s services arc important enough IO that aomecoe otbe:t than lhe welfare department ii willing to pay to keep him alive. Tho1e who hive never provtd their usefulneu remain foreve r at a disadvanta1e, because work is a basic way in which moat of UI relate to the world. Rut work I~. In 1 profound way, held In t'Qntempt by our educ:aUonal wysttm. ~tu~ni.a believed to be low in 'cademic lllcnt •re 1teeood lnto vocationRI pro- 1ra1n!!. whill· academically mort' girted :ltudenl!! ar~ 11teered away from them, II:\ if thr"y were too good to bro made to work . Such a distinction 1~ arbitrary and in4 vidloull'., infileting an injustice both on the academically slow and en the advancctl. 'fhroughout all our high schools and col· lege:oi, there should be maintained an ar- tive relationshi p betwern the Reademic world and the world whf're people earn a living. <:oal Fivt: J ha vt ~aved for the J;ist that which I regard 1s the most im· portant of all. namely the learning of :-omr kind or critical or intellech1RI n1ethcxl. \\'Jo~ llAVE ALL learned th<1t Wr" live in the i.iJ:'.t' or an information cxplosicn. Hut \\'e <irr also in the middlr of a mistn· for 1nation t•xplosion. Wi th llk pro- lift'ration of 1n a :1 s communicaHon~ media. v.·t art' surround<'d by hawkers, pitchmen. hard and sort sells, persuaderl hi dden and overt. Bombarded daily with 1nilllons of words by print and electronic medi11. we all have to have some kind cf critical method by means of which to decide whom and what to bf.lievc, and to what degree. llO\V iic propaganda evaluated? It c~n· 1101 always be analy:t.M by 11clentil'ic 1nt'1hod, since propngandisth.· st.:itement~ nre rarely «.:111mble of proof; but II can be :11>proached wit h ~ sc ientific attitude. ()n the political left, there flourishes " cull of violence, devoid of any serious social analyai5, yet capable cf producing lollowora ctOSHYtd with p1 t n d 1 e 1 • fanaticism. Never has raUonallty been ~ badly needed as in this period when In- tellectuals themselves are spearheading Ibo drive towanll anti·lntelledualism. So there'• my flve-p1rt program. The flducaUonal ttatus quo leaves much to be desired. · By S. I. Hayaka\va Prniaent, California Statfl University, San FrMCistG . I By giving his various dtpartments autonomy, Walton beli eves ti. will get the Jnost effective ad1ninistration. ''THI': ROLE or modern leadership i~ 1101 11 pyramid with one executive at the top," Walton says, "Rather, it is a series On a tablt in his office is a chart which gives the numbef of days remaining in the Reagan administration. "It's a rcmlnder to us oC how much time we ~eaaan can be happy with bis IP"' pomtrrient. Walton looks visitors in the eye and give.s straight answers, H1'1 a man who knows where he la going. Movie Ratings ·Protested \VA~fflNGTON -In the scramblt for belltr ratings . m<lvien1akers sometimes submit thei r sc ripts in advance to the ~lotion Picture Association of ,t\mcrir.a rating board and then quietly tailor the scripts to salisfy the board. This mean.s that the board's supposed funclloo of simply rating movies is be- ing enlarged to cen· sor tcripts. It has also created an in- ternal controversy I hat will affe$Vhat Is shewn at neighbor· hood movie l'IOUSeS and, ulllm;tttly, 011 hon'le TV set.,. The raling!I -G (general), PG (paren-· flll guidance), R (restricted ) and X (anything goes) -are suppoeed to advise parents how much sex and violence a.re in the movies. Most movlemaken. of course. want their lllrn.s to be _, by the widest pooa1. bit nurnbor ol (l01lnC customers. An R or X ratio( usually ia damaging at the hos . ollkt. But the Olm lolb 111ve allo lound. paradoxlcally, that 1tt and violence pay orr at the box omce. Tbmrore, they ... k ~1imum set and violence without rorrt1t11111 G or PG rat1111. (JACK ANDERSON) TllIS IS NOW being accomplished by showin& the scripts to the board ror ten- tative, advance ratings. 'l1le movie. studios deny thl.s ls cemorship. But we have documents from the ntint board's !Iles, which reveal craphlcally how tbe blue-ptndlling works. 1 . In effect, the board tens tht studloa how a mlpt mutt be amended -indeed, e,ven how scene11 should ~ shot -ii the n1ovie is to avoid an .R or X rating. In the do<;llm611~ .Ill. aur po.,sM.•ion, board members: til\'e recommended more th8n 50 changel in a slngle script llere are a . few typical e11mples from '°"ipts already lllmtd, now in production ~ •waltinf actlon: • KOTCll -· Former board member Eugene Dougherty ad•istd. "Tho ahot of Ericl'• •tender, young buttocts' 'ibouJd nol be ucesatvo or dwelt upon In detail!." e THE POSEIDON ADVENTl!RE ,.- "Linda. . . .<erllinly should ~ btve bikini panu .. on and lt ...Wd, or COUl'llt. be pn:(erable Jf *be were wearing a tul11 llip. •I • A TOUCH OF CLASS -"'Obolrvo caution In the film when there is nudjty so th.at there ts no breast or buttock e:X: posure." • NO PLACE TO BE SOMEBODY - "I am .encl()Sing a lisl of particulara (to be cut out) •••. Dee naked, smearin1 shot pollab over ber body, John and Mary Loo tn bed. '1 • lllELINDA -·~While ,,.. o1. ·r and Its vartoua derivatives 11 pr.rmisajble in the R nitlJ1&, ahter quantity~ PtOVe a problem. The -:tcript liu 11 111es or 'I-'. ... !Us SUQested lhil an tfforl be """1t to conlino these to only thooe lines where. it aeems essential." • THE toLLY·MAOONNA WAR &.rd member Or. J 1 c q-u 1J n • Boo,bout:m .~·~-~1~,.r ,: 1'Wbatever 1s marked widl: ·F .aCttist should dofulllelrllt omilltd. '!' 1 TO llAD_mlllli: Ibo llilia llelijts ...,_ form, aennl llUclloo nQtrire wrlttq ........-:rrom their jlnldic,.. that the 01ma wm1 • 1J1111" tbe rattns baud. 'Ille board II rue h1 Dr. A.,.. stern, wbo;pya_ 11JLI ~-Fl<li<e la New Yorlt, Cttt, to ~te DI09le la lloliywood:Tlie ntlnll.ln.....Uy float. 11 takes a twcHhinS1 majority at a ~pec.ia l appeals board to ovtrtum a rat101. • B~c\<.-Bay Area Makes ' r1lica- By THOMAS D. ELIAS and ARNOLD FRIEDMAN . Tied to the 0111oing debate over J;.Tca· tion or a state environmental superboard l'®ld be lbe late of numerous Soulbcrn Ctllfomia recreational aod wilderness artu ldentillecl by the R e a g a n AdmliUstration as "critlcaUy" important to preserve. Hundreds of scenic mountain, coastal and de~ areas throughout the region •re. tingled out as having either "stat,ewide criticaJ , concern'' or ••sta tewide significance" in Gov. Ronald Reag~·s first environmental policy re??rt-a program that would be ·large· ly unplemented through the new anti· pollutlo11 a1ency. But the go\rtmor's program, as well as tbo bi·P•tlisan legislation <"!'Uni the auperboard, have both run into heavy OJ> pOsition jn the DemocraUC'-controlled Legislature. · 111ATS THE CASE even lbougb Ibo aupetbotrd bill i> spot!Mlrecl by • Dt1nocrat recognized as the .Assembly's lea~JJl envir_onmentali.11 and also_has the hacking of the conservationist Sierra Club, as Well as Reagan . \Vhile Assembly Speaker Bob MorcUI has sparked opposition to the Reagan program, other Democratic leaden: and 1ome Republicans joined forces last month to block passage of Edwin L. Z'Berg's bill. Z'Berg, however, intends to bring the measure back for a new vote on the Assembly floor after the Legislature returns from its recess in November. Among ·the areas considereif of "statewide critiCal concern" in the aovernor's rc<:ent re)>Ort ate the San '1<tbriel Mountains north or Pasadena. the "5811 Gorgonio. Mountaim east of Red1ands, the San Jacinto Mountains """ near Palm Springs and ..f:he San Rafael Mountains in Santa Barbara County. ALL THESE would be mad$ into virgin wilderness preserves with no further lfevelopment allowed -under t h e governor's program, devised by a former ~laff member of the Los Angele! Chamber or Commerce. John s. '-Tooker, now director or the iovernor's Office or Planning and Research, also :;:aid thr. Reagan report J)inpoints Big Tujunga Canyon neitr ~unJand as 11 pcwible futurP. wildlife preserve. SOUTHERN CAUFORNIA FOCUS Rated as areas c:f '1critlcal concern" in the report are the coastal estuaries •t Point Mugu In Ventura County and Upper Newport Bay in Orange County. IJ9tb ~re now bein1 considered by the Interior Department as future nation•) wildlife refuges. ANOTHER AREA of "trit.ical coir ccrn" in the report is Red Roe~ Canron ne¥r the: Antelope Valley. For all these "crlt1cal" areas, tbe keagan program calls for'State KUidelines lo local government on how to use these reSources, Tooker said in an interview. '1Local governments themselves have been crying out to us for this type, of guidance for some time," Tooker claimed. "We 'viii Jct them \now the things in their areas which are !ruly Ul'.lique." In response to the claim by critics t.hat there -aren't enough teetb in Reagan'~ program, Tooker said ·the attorney general's office could step in and file suit to block developments "incompatible" with the guidelines when I o c a I _governments failed to act on their own. BUT IN AREAS designated as having only "statewide significance" in the report, the state would have no en· forcement powers, 'fooker _concedes. Such areas in Southern California in- clude the Santa Monica Mountains, the San Bernardi.no Mountains, tile Santa Ana River Canyon, the Salton Sea, l..ake Elsinore and Lake Cachuma in Santa Barbara County. It was that element of the Reagan plan which ·has drawn the most'"'fire from legislators. A select cornmitt.ee appointed by Moretti after the speaker termed tbe Reagan r~port "a, 5lank blueprint" tor environmental action .concluded tbati,,its enforc.ement mechanism.s_ are '.'iMde- quate." THE WAY Z'BERG'S bill now ream. the guidelines propn•ecl in ·the Reagan plan wiU be part of the fupctions given the nine-member State Environ1J1ental Protection Board that would be created bX, the meuure. The new board would replace · lhe . ' Tanaka Held All TrumP.s ' ~ • In Meeting With Nixon ' President Nixon's trips to Pekin1 1uKl Moscow have established him as the tno!t diplomatically adroit head of state (I{ l'12. The President is in dan1er of lo~ Ing bi! title, however. ·Japan's ne1' premier, Kakuei Tanaka, has ezcellcnt prospects of improving hi.!1 cowdry'1 relations with the United ·states. China, and lhe Soviet Union. And he ~ive.s every indicaUon or making the most Of his opportunity. · T~a·s metting with N ix on in Hon0;Julu last Thursday is step one in the coQlplex maneuvering now going on :i.mong Tokyo, Washin,ton. Peking. and Mo,,cow. Nixon hoped to sound out Tanaka on Japan's new and friendlier policy toward China. The President 1 l 1 o wanted firm assurance that Japan will takt action lo pare its enormous trade surplus with the United States. AFTER lt1EE11NG with N i x o n , Tanaka is expected to travel to Peking for similar discussion~ with Chinese leaders. The trip may take place as early as late th~ month. Peking's friendly overtures to Tanaka. which began shortly after he , became premier, stand in sharp contrast to the unrelenting hostility it displayed toward former Premier .Eisaku sato. Meanwhile, Soviet and J a pane s e ne1oti.ltars will meet in Moscow this • 1--,•---·----- I' . ... . .. ... ~·t ... ~ • EDITORIAL RESEARCH n1onth to begin work on a World War II peace treaty and to determine th~ future of the Japanese· islands seized by the Russians in 1945. As part of the deal, Japan might agree to help develop the vast oil fields· of Siberia. ALnlOUGH TANAKA has said thal a good relationship with Washington is the ~sscnce of Japanese foreign policy, he will insist on being treated as an equal partner. Koji Nakamura described him in Far Ea stem Economic Review as "a middlcroader in 1 right~riented party" Y.'ho has "long been critical of what he sees as the 'arrogance of power' un4 derplnnin1 America's relationship with Japan since World War II." Tanaka's attitude stems in part from his unpleasant experiences in negotiating 'vitb Washington on the sensitive issue of lerlile quotas. Tanaka held the tr um p ci:. ds in the trade game as he met with Niion. So far in 1972, Business Week recenUy noted, the U.S. international trade deficit has been nmning at an an- nual rate of $6.7 billion, with Japan 3lone accounting for $4.1 billion of the total. all"'' ulltlnf Wattr Quallcy Control and Air Re500rces boards. .Altogether, Tooker'• office classified more than 11000 large pieces ot land into eight categories ln lta report: -Scienitfically i m p o r t 1, n t l•od. agrlcultural land, open space surrounding urban areas, wildlife habitats, access to beaches, and lakes, historical and arcbeological resources and connectlnt ll.r!b fer recreation. BUT THE NEW board would only have real powers when a proposal for any type of development was made In an area havin·g "statewide critical cobei!rn." 1'1e local government Involved in such a case would have to notify the st11te board under the Z"Berg bill. The board would theri be given 60 days to analyie the impact of .the proposed development on the area of "critical concem." U the board objected to the develop.. ment, the sttorney general's office could be asked by the board to file suit to hait ii, under terms of a 1971 law sponsored by Republican State Sen. Rober t Lagomarsino of Ventura. L One· reason for the J{ ea g a n Administration's current involvement. Tooker 'noted, is the threat posed to the Stl:lte by legislation now in Congress. Bills requiring states to take a stronger role in land-use planning have alreadr passed the Senate and House, and a com· promise version is being hammered out in a congressional conference committee. Under both bills, states would los~ federal money if they didn·t take more · control of land-use pla,nning from local governments. Common Cause Spent Millions On Propaganda Common Cause, militant Uberal self· .styled "people's lobby," spent $4.141,000 in pressure and propaganda operations last year, and is vigorously bent on doing the same or beiter this year. The governing board has approved a $4,500 000 budget -depe~ing on income from the $15, dues. contributions, gifts and responses to .. special appeals." ln 1971 , Common cause had 230,000 dues-paying mem· hers, and derived $582,600 in contribu· lions and gifts, plus $95,cxxt from so<alledf special appeals, largely newspaper ads, TV commercial!' and other soliciting lit· erature. Of the gifts and contributions, $251,000 .was in ·amounts over $500._ THE AGGR.ESSrvE lobbying organi?.a~ lion wound up the year with a $312.091 surplus. It collected a total of $4,210,000; spent $4.143,000 . • Significantly, largest single expenditure was for what is mellinuously described as "nationwide membership building" - $1 .526,464. That is 36.a percent or Com· mon Cause's 1971 income, and spells out a $5.51 cost for ea ch new member. "It was money well spent," em- (ROBERT S.ALLE~ phatically declares John Gardner. head of the organization and H.£W secretary in the Johnson .administration and previous· Jy president of Carnegie' Foundation. Gardner claims he gets no saJary, but reportedly bi~ traveling and other ex· penses exceeded ;.15.000. Second to the more than one-third or funds that Went for "membership building·• v.•as 27.1 percenl £or "legislative activities." A $UMl.OOO revolving fund has been set up lo stoke the fires to maintain momen- tnm in ihe unending drive to hold onto okl members and acquire new ones. It is noteworthy that both cX'penslve ef- fort s are financed by money collected by C.Ommon cause. Jn otbu words this big lobbying and press u re organization perpetuates itulf by diverting the largest slice of tt.s income solely for that purpose. . They are optimistically projecting a renewal rate or 50 percent -a phenomenal level, but apparently with tom• semblance of substance. "can wt expect renewala In 19n to 11t1y at proj«eted levels or bttter?" sald Tom Mathews, apecial assistant to Gardner. "No one knows. Our first member• may be more enthuaiastic aboQt Jhe Common Cause movement than later joinus. But eytry eftt)rt Is btlng made, indUding telephone calls, to build lh• llgur. higher." LAST YEAR. Conitnon Cause 1ot upwards of 50 gift~ rangtnc trom •t.000 to $10,oot. The latter was from J. W. Drown, Bel Air, Calif., who aave a 1imll1r amount in 1970. • Other big contributors were: t P. Crowe, Woodstock. Vt.. 1$.000;:5 C. S. lloberlaon, N.,, York City, $$,000; w. A. Hau, Jr., SM Francl!ICO, chairman Levi Straun 0>.1 $5,000; 11 . L. Karp, New York Cit1, $2.500; R. E. Lal'IOn, New York ~ity, vice chairman Time, lnr.., 12.0llO; Allied Chetnk:1l Corp. fl.GOO: w~ Electrical c. .. 11,000; s. c . .Johmon, Racint-, Wis., prc.~ident John81'1n W11 Co •• i1 ,000. • OAllV '1lOT - • . · • Fonda, Cla1•li: Reftcted · POW Record Set Straight p The American pe:ople would be well ad. vised lo discount optimistic reports from Hanoi about the fine treatment being ac: corded American prisoners of war. An official warning to this effecl was fil- rd recently in the. U.S. ~cnate but ii Vo'aS largely ·iost or obscured at the time by 11e\VS emanating fron1 the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach. The 'r waming ag11ins1 false optimisn1 C'ame from Sen. James 0. Eastland lD- Miss.) .. chairm11n of the Senate internal security .subcommil- tee. He said the study wa~ a survey or Communist treat- mept of POWs pre-. pared ~y the Library or Congress 11.t the subcommittee's re- quest. II showed what the subcon1mittee described as "a remarkable continuity of pattern" in lhe 'vay Russian, Korean a n d Vietnamese Communists have dealt with prisoners o( war. Sen. l•:asll:u1d J;aid !ht" l't"cord •··here prei1ented orfers little roun1 for op.. timism." He added, huwev~r. that it .. iit better for the American people to have • sobeo aPpreci alion of the n1entality or tQe Corw..nunisls on the POW issue than that fhe,Y be misled by any fa hie optlrriiSni. ·•· Chairman Eastland further said that "this' recapitulation of the rtcord may help our negotiators to realize the futility or a:ppeaijng to humanilarian motivation where hOne exist.!! and the importance of BARRY . GOLDWATER tx.ploiting every device and avenu1: opc1t to us for the purpose of securing the release 0£ .. Arnericans now held prisoner by the Vietnan1t·~t' Cunununists ." IT ·WAS unforlunale that lht> sub- co1nmittee's report received so liUte at. lention in the t•om1Titn1icatioils 1nedia. Too n1any An1ericans 1nay. ha ve been taken in by the. propaganda pitch vok'<'d by former U.S. Alty. (:en. Ramsey Clark when he said in I lanoi that the health of the American prisoners of war in North Vietnam is "bctlt·r th11n nthlt'. and I am a healthy 1na11." ~·rom Clark's rt•1u:1rk$, as lht'v \l't't't' broadcast uver Ratliu llauoi. it w~.~ clc;u· that his observ111 ions were based uu a talk he h<td "'ilh 10 prisoners in one prison camp. ~le t·lalmrrl to ha ve bec11 "touched" by the hygienic t·ondilions at the POW ea1np wht're he sttid U.S. pilot:i; have been given "per1nanent 1nediral and dental cunsullation." It perhaps was 111erely coioeidence1 but Clark's discovery or how 'Wt;ll our POW11 are being treated came shortly before ffls fri end, Sen. George McGovern, llll· noun~d his willin~s to withdraw American military units from Vif'tnan1 even before thP. POWs are relea sed. In all event!\:, i h e r e seems liltle rt>ason to doubt that Senator 1-~astJanr'/ and his subcomMillre felt lhat it w:K" 1tn1r lo put a damper 011 the glowing pri"· Communist appraisals of how the prbionrrs are being trrated. The ·itlll'l'nal s~curity stfb1:01nn1itlr~ 1·ilcd rrµorts that ns ma11y as \.~ milliort. prisoners taken by Soviet Russia in World War II were never released or lll'· counted Jor: that of 75,000 United Nation~ and South Korean troops captured in th( Korean war, only 12.0QQ.. returned l!prn.r:___ and fhat 26,{JOO_of-<lhe 37,000 prisoner~ taken in the l>'rench war in Indochina never relUIJ,led, Chairn1an Ea!ftland made one tellinJt obscrvalion Which has been appart:nl throughout all recrnt Communist military operations and that i.~ that the Com· n1un i.sts regard the POWi; as ln.<1trument~ to be utilized in the conduct tlf l)JiythologiCal warfare. ~~astland put ii this \\'UY: "IN 'fHE E\'ES of Communist~ e\'erywhere, prisoners of war are nol hun1 an beings, but political pawn.'I -lo be-broken psychologically so that thr~ t·an be used against their own country and be exploited, without pity of any kiTid, as instruments of political warfare: direcled. in th~ first Jmtance, again.-.t their own i!lies." Tiili: q4Q om Charrman Eaat.l•nd shouftt be · led every time a Jane f'onda or a amsty Clark takes a trip tn !he t'nemy capital • and returns to thrr ra1nilir~"l and friends of our POW• with the advice to vote for Sen. McGGvem a.~ a me1ns of helping the prisoner•. Definition of Alcoholic As an adult consenting drik1ng man, I draw the line al the use of the tenn al· coholic. This is not because J'm af.raid or the pejcrative connotation of Jhe word, but simp!y becau:iie Jt! mean ing has be- come so frightfully ccnfused. From time to time some leamed medlcal gentleman is:1ues d i r e statements which equate hard drinking with alcoholisn1 . As • drinker, .and therefore a person who knows 1nort , ......... about tilt effects or ~~ ethyl alcohol th11n ..;. m?'t .doc.tors. J kno1v '" ..:jl' this IS JUSt not so. . 4 If the word alcoholic (ff is to be used at .all, it must have 1nore precision than no"' attached to it. when cops tell you hon• drunk you are by giv· ing you a roadside test. Towards a defin · ition of aJcaholic. then . . . -.._ As I see it, !here are three kin<h of people who drink too much alcohol: the dipsomaniac, the alcoholic, and the hard drinker. These distinctions are im- portant. if "'e are lo vie~· the drinking problc1n in lhe l ight of cammon aense. TH~ DIPSOMANIAC.: is one of Cod's true unfortunates. a 1nan as clearly palhotogical, and almost as much past help • .a:ii a man 11·ho has \0:1t a leg. The dipso dots not drink rrom the ususal im· pulse ur sociab1hl y, Jn fa ct. he hates alcohol. tinct> he knuv.'S from experit;11C'e 11•bat it does to hin1, 11c is nf:arly alwllys a periodic drinker. When he takes his rirtt shot, he ts off, on a flight of despcr:.tle imbibing, vomiting, incontinence and finally coma. He can only slop drinking when his body wears out. • We have 111 k1)()1,1•n dispsos in vur lift. They do nut t•llrt for s::lloons. Their epi!IO<lea. which art> ofll"n paroxysmal in nature, resemble-nothing so much as • tflrnporary ~i'Uiclde . There i~ no wal*he dlpso can re:illy be helptd, until some l•b producea somethinll which can t:onlrol lhe cauae of hia er111vlng. Even aversion thrrapy isn't much help here, since lt Is designed for the coff. tinual drinker. nClt the periodic . The wont dlpso I ever knew went c1ry for life tile day his wife died. Make of tb:it wh11r you will. . THE ALCOHOLIC Is something leiti awful; thou1h by no me11ns good. I would JAY"" Alcoholic i!I II mAn who CAn't ftlll('- tlon without Alcohnl-who~e ptrt0n11l 1nd worll:ln& Ult needs complclel7 the tup- (cHARLES MCCAB~ part of spirits. And who finally can't functiOn with alcohol. Otte way to assure you Will .J'lever become an alcoholic. in fact. is never to_ take a drink while you are working. Yet a man who does good work doesn •t have to be ashamed of his habit!. J never take a drink while working. ·That isn't saying very much. tfsuall y 1ny work is finished. the writing part of it anyhow, 11 couple of hours after rising. In lhat he doesn't really like booze, the alcqholie i.t clo,,er to the dipso than to the hard drinker. Tht alcol\ollc simply must have it 'f'he. alCilhoUc can be treated, if he,. is willing to be brutal with himself. A veniion therapy works . though It ii noi permaneol. Alcoholics A n o n y m o u s v.·orks, and is quite often. permanent. The heavy drinker usually doesn 't want to be c u r c d. nor d~ h• usually have to bt' cured. Hi.~ hitbil ,~ stupid, ii is expensive financially antf emotionally, but it is outside the ran.rt of pathology. The heavy drinker likes saloons and other places where people drinlC'togethrr. fie enjoys drinking. unlike dipsos anrl alkies. What the hard drinker shares with all users of alcohol is distaste for thfl reality in which he is immersed, and a wls;h 10 blur :iam~. Now, if iorriethin& could Only be done about reality ..• Granted that no form or drink iSJ!L_t/rh good for anyone. V.'hat advice would you give the young who choose it anyhow. a~ n1ost or their parents do? My advir1: would be Chesterton 's: ''Drink bc<:au ~11; you are happy. but never because you are 1niserable." I've not always follow ed this counsel: but wish I had more often. When you're on a real downer, i:hop some wood, paint some tables, anythinit .so long as it's a job. Drink when you 'rf! filled with self-pity. and next thing yeu·r~ drinking to s:et your:.r.lf throu~h y1111r work. Then, brother you're hrarlrrf 101 trouble. Organic Foods St~,died SACRA.MENTO -C ali rorn i a' s e.,timatt:d 600 urganic farmers may bt headed for federal regu lation, but it'i all in a good cnu!le -the elimination of fo(ids falsely labelled as "organic.'' For a while, it looked like ;tate run· trols on such food~ might also be In the offing. but AB 450, ~ .authored by Assernblywom:in Maren ron~ 1 O. O:ikland ) and Asscn1bly1n"n R<JI) Wood (l{•$alinas1 and Jllchard ll~yclen I R·~n nyvale) i~ dead. al leas( ror this SC'S!liOU, pending ''interhn study.'' 'n1at doe!ln 't OlC:jlJ t:1ter.• ~·hu prefer organic foods art out of lurk. L:alifornu1 's S1•n. Alan Cr• n s Ion this pa.st Junt1 introductd ten a1nendme111 to 1 h t' redt>r3l rood. Drug and Co~f'tic Al't leglllly delining. a1nong tJther 1hini:.-.. Or(;<lnlC roe.xi!>; a ~1 milar m('t'l~ll t't hn:oi. been introductd into the lluUst l)f Representative!!. NEITllER THE STATE nor the {eder.al measure makes any claims or nutritional or other superiority for so-called or~anic lood . Indeed. AB 450 specifically cont:un~ " disclelmcr CranJton. however. has qid "or11.anic fstrminR Is ball()d oil resper:t for thf. l'Oil. II ii tbt on1y f<\rmlng mf'thod th~t 1.~ lolllly compatiblt with maintenance or . I environmental quality." While the stale level bill ):'.ave definl· tions and labelling requirement..~. with n1isdemeanor penalties ror violations, the federal bllls ~n ltvther. ·r11.,; s .. :Nron C11tifornia Democrat'• nmcndmt!nl~ would. in addition Ill dtfining what is ind what lsn 'l organically gro"n and proces~. would e Dirt('t th e Food and D r u g AdminislrtlHon to set st!1ndard~ undrr which kpJ can ~ advertised or d i.~tributed as "organic" and to prl:'.SCrihe l~bt'llin,it: requirement~: • Call for federal rt'g1strat ion of 1111 f11rn1~ and food proce~~1ng plant, 1narkelini;: organic f00di1 : e Hequirc 11t least t"ict-11-year in· ~pcct:.Ons of organic rood rii.rms and pnr t't'S!!Ors: • Ban tht' u!'lr of the word5 •·organir ." •·organically·t~:ro"'ll" or "organically pr~ ('C~sed" by non-rri;:islt'red farm., 11nd busines~5 Accordlng to <:r.inston. there i!> a trtal and growinR need for isucb legislation. H"' s.av~ trperts in the fleld . .t!llimate morfl th~n half tllr monry now spent nn or1u1nlc food ,ROt~ fnr wh11t h, term1 "rrs11tz. orJtan1c." • -) . • " -Season's Greetinge_ The Orange Coast Is - famed for its beaches, babes and beautiful aun· tanned bodies.-~ Summer Is a girl-wakh· er's delight. But Its not just the .bikinied, blonde • ' • , 'Cod War' Threat .BY Britai~, Iceland _. JCELAJll)-(UPn;---Molher OJ fir-oat •-!'I. •COd War" tbrUttnl lo brflk Iceland 1111 ntulod lo aat -Jctllnd and Brl-r....,wr.e a -~ taln. down by the Yat«natlonal · Br!llllb tnwlen are moving Court at the HalUI oo Aue. I~ out of Aberdetn and Grimsby 'onler!ng lier not to Interfere 1ri!ll -r • l ii t r a II on with Brlt\lb « West Geml&n :"berl .,S ........, painted lllihUtl bolts outalde .tbO Armed Br!tllh frigates \re ....,...ized JS. mile limit. ltoverlnl jlllt below th e In ooe way lctland limply II bori:on ol lht flahlng grounds doing what nine L 1 t In off lcelaDcl'• eeasts, ready to Anw'lcali'Mlktnl aJf,ad1 ' ...-.er a. <all !or help II ; ba , ,:.._ •• ' • h • .n In I eece11.,. ve . uws ,,.. ~ ~ .. And In Ille 'kellndic eapital jurltdicti?" :11111 mllU ""'~~ of Rqldlvik, grtm Icelanders lhora llld-wbat """"'A1 _ are JftPOrlng to enforce with nallonl are'<>>Mlct,rlns. • r..r ll!lllD gunboata and two _Ila outcome Mil lllo. M' ill l)>Oller planes tbelr new edic\ ipeclat lntemt lo Eqt <'Alul • that bani foreign !iBblhg boats American . ltahenna , wholO fl=_aJL.arM extending In w_Li.rt have been In~ b1 -e cases IO rolles from~ of .fore!p !ishlnl Icelandic ahom and In otben, veuels. . EXPl!RIENCID llf AIL • IAllD.'1' CUii! ................ ---1111--t· • -... Call i.. • .,._.. . lkhli~'• Harbor View Market, •7MMI, Mr. MJnltt. ~~ Nearly Everyone Listens to Landers and bubbllni girls who•--~ =========~~~~~~~~~~~==:..!..----------------or turn beads. Everyone has their day Qn the sifting aands. Take.the young man be- hind the glasses. He knows how to pick them. Lithe and lovely. And those good ladies under the ·hats. Neither wind nOr rain nor super _ ,JO.ilp op.er&..c.l!J _keep _l\l.es~ iirls away from the beacn. Little Mills Mullet, at left, Is slipping • an d through her fingers. She digs deeply Into the sand until she reaches the cool· Ing dampness and backs up again to the hot grains. Her little bat keeps too much 1un from those pink cheeks. crossing the boardwalk In style Is Miss America, 1990. She goes for an all· over tan. "It makes my evening .gowns look so much nicer not to have any litUe white stripes." After a quick dip In the' 'J1!fre1hing surf, the,young, mother with the muesbift yet stylish aarong 1tiolls up the beach. · · I\'• !>Oen a long, bot ,. su er. d a ope! one. • BABY KOi WA~ HYACI~ . ~:r:i 53 SO 6 .01 s 1.00 10 ,., ___ r WATER LETTUCE •• -110• FOOD 6 FOi s 1.00 su~'t:A5,1~~ l-42•;. hottle :g~:1;:1=_1.,,t.tn PACll1C GOLDF1SH FARM 14700 GOLDEN WEST STREET-WESTMINmlt 193-7105 ~ .. I I ---- I I I I I I • • ••• and what a sale! All Barker Bros. stores are cele-. . brating With great values in every deparbnent. Use your convenient FLEXACCOUNroropena new one. Shop Today and 1abor Day 11 to 5, T!lffday 10 to 9 . PoatuN Finn mattress end box springs. Italian design bedroom wtth triple dres- ser, vertical mirror, full or queen headboard. Prima Vera finish. (Matching armoire $299). Reg. 249.95 3-pc. king set.. .............. :'1H. . &-pc. set, 699.00 val .......................... $599- Avantl 90"'• Ht, lt1!11n d•slgn Includes round t1Lle with plastic b.s• ind four matching chain. 6rain1d pl•sHc lop. Re9. 399.00 ........................... -$299 .. Aztec dnlgn bed•pread• Lavishly fringed with popular geometric_de- ~~~.-1;e;. ~~~~~e 1~~~~~l~~;g5 fUt, King, reg. 39.95 •••••••••• : •• ;; •• ~ •••••••• ~ •• ,2f.n • ' ! ' ,• ' , .... Plush texiured carpeting • • Nylon pile wears •Well even in tr11ffio •ereas. • Price 'Jncludes installation ove~ hea:vy rubt1er padding. Choice of colors.·Regularly13.ob sq. yd. installed •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ -l .. m'41ftlte llrlclge."t , . . · Includes folding table end four folding chairi In a choice of avocado or beige tones. In • s!Urdy metal with .vinyl table )op B(ld ,seats • , Special .purchase.Reg. 69.95 ............... $~'.' , ' . 89.95 2-pc. twin or full set-............. ; .. $11. ~39.95 2-pc. queen set.. ................... '1ot. lcnboo .cceat dlaln with imported frames ere '" l1cqu.•r 1rid vinyl. Choose cane or llttice Meir: 1tylin9 in yellow, bl•ck ., 9r11n finish with wet lffk •inyl I~ tii.ck end void. Re9. 139.50 ------... M•dltarranaan-atria IMtclroom 72"1tHple dresser with twin mirrort, choice of full or king-size-headboard end two night tables. Antiqued Ivory finish, gold ·accllnf&. · Reg .. 69~ ...•. ~; •• : .......................... 411 ' . • . 'Co I 1 'l I ntamporary sofa sleeper Hetculon• olefin striped cove in 'avocaj: oak.qr melon tones: High roil enn.!Uxedo .. sign Makes.fuil·si~ bet! to-Sleep two 1!4utts - comfortably. Regularly 249.50 ........ -.:ttn .. ' . Stratoloun1•r Nc:Rn•r Low ba~k styil!)ll Y(ith Hen:ulon• ollfln up. holslery In atrlsi-ed pattem._ph~gold..Wllh· white, olive and gold or olive wlih whli& Regularly 249.50; .•••••••••••••••.••• ,, •• .:... • • . • ,,. l . • ~ ' . "'"°"""°" ,,... lo lh H•h•• C•I•, ._. M. If ' , ' ' . • ~ ' BARKER BROS '[DJ . . ' . . . II Long IHch-ln !he Loo A~o· C.olwr, s1 .. .,, ..... llellflew .. ' ""I "f fine home lurnrshings $hop Sunl•y It le I, Mond•y Thund•y ••d fdley IOte t, Otti., De~ 101e• . . .. . . . ... . . .. .. - • • • ---u:~;:rw.q . DAYS .ft(QCK ·~LOAD PUMT:SALE " •" • 2 •AU.. 2.22 . I •AliS. 3.44 t in •o.; · Partllilt Lot · S.llliiry ancf Mollday ·only •I ~. ' • t -'.;~CPenney 24 Fashion Island ''' ~·· NiWport.•&Kli onl-( I l • I l:ABOR DAY . I ' . . • ~pecial HOiiday Store Hours . Monday 10 gm.-5 pm . ... Lise You~ P1n111y Gftarte Card • • • • I I 1' / DAllV ~llOT A I Twain Colleedon Letters to be Publi.slted l!:RU:Lll:Y (UPI)-~ ...,.-ym lw S am u e 1 Se...,ly lelten of Marl< Twain Oemena, ...,t lo his fUture .... to be plbll•hod by lllo akta-fn.la"' s-wsdon Uni~ Ill Callfomla, ID-c;::·..,Jloction of lettm bas cludl!IC -In wblch the been OWllOd by to u r author ol. ''Hocklebel'I')' Tinn° 1randchlldren o[ T w a In ' a ~ lllo llalo of wtl .. a brotbor. JQatrlmooy. In Jllllt, the author •d· She Wk31-lly. • oo the ale hadn't .,, a6- "'ntage . Cl! her there, bat it made lier unendurobly l1ancY. and that b Whal ft &rioved for ." The lelt<r 'Ifill be puhlithed after IO yem ol ~ H 1>1rt ol the ninth •olwne In tho Mar~ Tw11n Papers acrlle. !''lhe v.•eddlnc Is t never dreued a letter to the aame otherwise than a trqlc event, woman tborlly afttt the birth.-========~ 11111 all present a&ollld be of hit flnt llOll. Ir · cJolbod.ln blaclr, ml lzpon the "IJvy (Mark's wile! drinks THE BEST weddJnt-be1I should be written •le now, for a tonic-suggested neadenibJP.' po 11 a Jll'Oft 'A day is comlag when one of It herleU and the Dr .• as usual .,..eanutJ .. b oM oC tM thete bearta I.hall break.'" agf'ffd. She was as tight as a world'• most popular eornle 'J'tie comment was made ln brick this afternoon 11s the ·~ Read 1t ·~ ID tbt 1905 In a Jetter that Twain, historian Josephus would 1ay. 0 Y PILOT. • JCPenney The values are here everyday. Shop S•odoy -te I P.M • .u' ttio l.Uowl119 ,,_I FASHION 1si.A)-io. Nowport BHch 17141 .6~4-2JI). HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington a .. ,h 17141 192-7771. •HARIOR CENTER, C..to Mo10 17141 646-SOll t•C101od SundoyJ, I • • • ti JO DAllY Pl~OT I • SuftdaJ, Stp\lmMr '· 1972 • • • , \ I • Pack the fam·ily in the ca.r~ and get to Penneys~ Ho.liday s.pecials are ~happening all o_v .. ef. the stor.e.Jl ;i . . , . --~ .. Sale. Men's western jeans.~ . . , .· ..... • .. -) .,. • • • ! ( - ' ·-' r,~ -: : . )" : f. i ( ·''·\; ... • ... ..( • • • t" • 'I ' ., ~ ~j \ ~ I Men ~ StfQ'1~1eeved .. .._.., ,,.f' ,r't'J."' ·velour Sport:Sh1rts . • 2,.~7 1QQ% .ci.ttQ!J .~)Id .colo'r velour. Hemmed-1leevea and bOllqm. ;tip front .or Wallace Beery style. S·M· L-Xl In long sl!ieve also. . Me.n'.a .. Actlon-Master -. . . - · Slacks Closeout. . 3ss ' 100% Fort rel GP textured pol yeller, Penn-Prest GP. Wldi lielt loops, quarter1bppocketr stretch for comfort. 32-42 . ., " "Trudy" tier curtain closeout. s~x 24", 30", 35" 144 A perky solid and dot combination. Penn· Prest ® for machine wash, tumble dry. 54 • 11" Valance ....•.. , ••.••••••••• lie 70 x 3'" Topper .•.••••.••••••••••••• 2.44 ee x 11" Canopy •••••••••••••••••••• 1.44 . • :Boy's~zlp front . , p_oplhi jacket. ~99 ·· I 65% ,polye,ster/35% cotton. 2 zipper pockets, stand-up coll,r. Navy and gold in S- M·L·XL • ' . .. ~ ~.· '' .. Sale·1::::::: .. _ ~-2 'or9so . Rog ..... 9JI H$0h. Men's rugged western jeans of Po/yester/cotton.wilh permanent center·crease. They have a rust and crush resistant zipper. Waist sizes 28-40 . Blue.cottoft.demln jeans, reg. 425 each, Sale 2 for $7 ~ • Work clothes Dept. \ . . . ,,.,. .. .,.i • • ,'lo .-. \. . , Boy's short sleeve sport 1~r· ' I ~ • ' . JOPenney · !~~ v~u~~.ar~ her¢ every~y .. , . ' ' . ' • • '" : ' . 1 I ' • 1 • • • Shop ~unday no·on ~to ~ P.M.1 ~t the following tores:· , . . . . . ' . r • .. F>,~HION · IS~Nb,' Newport Be~Ch (714) 6'14-2313. HU NTINGTON CENTER. • " ~.;,, ~ (714) m.7771. ;HARBOR CENTER, Cost• 11-(714)' 6-16-5021 (~ ~ ' ' . \ - , 1. \ I ' • • . .. ~ ' a }a ' ' • l l . '· ~ • • . .\ ' i I l r r ' • • ( • • • • ' ---~.·-:-- •• I I . ·:. Stln~ay noon to .5 PM ·,;. Monday 10 AM to 5 PM. ~ ' ~-·•very ·aepartme·nt ~ ev·ery aisle. For every budget. . . ' ' ... •• . ,f • ' ·: ·,,. ' .. . •: • ' • -i -4 ..... ~.,._ '' ' ._,,. " ·-~ . ... ! ' : '" -7 '! ' I Sale 421 ~ Reg. $5. ·Glrl"a -·stretch 100% nylon DAIL y PILOT " 11 . -' . - 11 ... , .. Glrl'a;nylon , I fib. knit body au'lt ; ~ ~ turUenec.k:·Fashion . c:Oldri. 7·14. l body 1u1t with ring· neck collar. ~lacket -front Falh1on colors, sizes 7to1•. · · 1 I· ' ' ' • • r ' ' l l I I ' l 1 l ' • • l ' ' I • . -. • ' •' -'-'*# .• ..... ,,, #" -'!·--!~; . "'• . ... l •• • f .. \.... ..... • • " ' . ' ' • ·Reg. ss:a1r1'1 dou· • · ble knlt·etretch "Y" · · ion body 1u11. Con· !tasting turtleneck collar and 111eve1. Berry/white, ~ · 1111vytwhlte., "' yellow/white brown/whlle.7to18 --_.., . • Girl's crl~lde vlnyl shoes. 311 ·, . ' . .., • •' ~ ., ~p~~al buy . Glrl;.S~ Back-to-. . Scbooldresses. 2)-...' ,.....c11o1oe- 1 pc. emock look d,_s Choose from p.ulf, fluted or ruffled 1hort 11•-·.-l·neck. all cottons and cotton blend1. Prlnta and check1 in llUS&-12 • Doubleknit nylon bnl In !WO atylu • Natural cup. sizes 3+388,3<MQC. • • Contour cup: sizes 32-MA.B,C. •White . ' I · JCP~nn~y Special 2'0 r 99¢ Stretch nylon panti-hose with nude t"!_eel 1n sunlan';anQ coffee bean Choose frQm two proport1oried to flt size$. for tatl and extra 1lze1 .. 1hop Penn•Yt-catalog ·, ·. . :·.T~evatye~ ar:e here eve,ry day. Shop· Sunday .noon to 5 P.M. at the following stores: . . ' .' , '· -New..-.,a:.-1.,(7t4)·644-Z;i3 .. HUt.ITINGTO~ cENTER, Huntlnpn .._h (714) 892-7771 . *H;ARBOR CENTER, Costa Mis. (714) !>40-5021 [•Closed Sunday) . MSHION ISLAND., ' ' '..-: .. _,,..' ' I • ·y • • . . . . . ,, I " I ' I ' • J .t • ... • l DAILY PILOT S'lld11, Sto"'"btf 3, 1'7Z Cheyenne.Gunship: 7 Years, $401 Million Down Drain .. 111e ,,..,, row oy1tem. WASHINGTON (UPI! -Cheyenne'• comple1ily ind Ytar after_Jur. the proJtcltd U>OM wliO v.tre 1keptlc1I or price of th6 (])eye.one attack the need for any lllnd ol new helk:opter 1 oared higher. helicopter gun.ahlp. The Air Force trained Ill Fin.ally even its staunchest guns on the project, too. feer .. aupporters had to admit the Ing the Cheynme would let Iha gunship would cost more than Army cut Into the Alr Force'• It "11 worth. Jealously guarded clooe air With that, tht Anny killed support mhisi~ AJr Force Uie controversial program. generals pressed th1t l~ It wu, sak:. one oUJcer, terservice battle both within ''better to do it our!elves now the Pentagon and before the than t9 have someone else do Congress. It for us later." Even so it ·was More recenUy, a flyoff com-a bitter piU for the Army to parison between the Q-Me awallow. -,,~ and two privately developed ~ Seven years or effort end helicopter gunshtp prototypel r $401 million had gone into the _ the Btll King Cobra and the Oleyenne. By mid-summer Sikorski B1ackbawk -the: both the Army and Lockheed CheyeMe bad come in second. Aircraft Corp., which had built The Iii mallet\ more agile King JO protot}'pe Cheyennes, felt Cobra rated first . ur1T.....,.. most of the craft's troubles And finally, the price tag for were at last a thing o( the the CheyeMe had climbed to a (l"st . Lockheed hoped 10< a whopping $4.1 million per prodllCtion contrad this fall . plane. nm WU almolt double Pact lankJ ln Europe. Aa • fl&!rtlng inachlQe,1 the rqeRnder and a magic Wand The Army atao wu firmly the $2.3 million cost envisipned Technologtcally tt was 8 Cheyeilne wu fonnidable. ·-to guide. "smart" bombs and convinced of the need for an at the ou~t of the program. trail blazer in three respects: It w&s almost as big -and rocketa. improved helicopter gunship. and was up aome $200,000 over • Its rigid rotor system in the end, a1D10St u ~-'Ibf. gurlner's teat, ln front ~l~u~ ao,2~dfacCont, that Anni y last yea r's cost estimates. eliminated the complexity @nd pensive -as a Phantom Jet of the pilot in the narrow o ca a as11e gress or "The detislon to kill the limitations of fu1Jy-artlculated fighter. cockpit , swiveled 360 degttes money to start a new gunship Cheyenne wasn't an easy one 1 nd 1 U 4 ·--"ded .., ~-m•"~" could always th d th ,. A rotors ou on most arge p to 2 wlr~... tow wre e.---program e aame ay ey to make, said one top rmy he!' · bl ~ • face the same way as the belly killed the Cheyenne. .... official who helped make it. ioopters. mw:llea, 8 e to any t But the tide against the "The high COit was the big-• Jts stubby fixed wings koowp. tank at up S,300 urret and take aim on targets Qieyetlne jl.leU was just too .gest.single thing behind it. we were capable of providing 90 yards, could hang from Its in any direction. 1trong. were just determined we could , percent of the helicopter's lift wings. Or the wings could car· A 40mm grenade lamx:her settle for a more cost-effei:::tive during high-speed f 11 g ht, . ry JSZ smallef 2 .. 7 S ~Inch protruded from a second tur- FATAL CRASH solution. lf we'd come up with eliminating many of t be rocket!, or a mixture of both ret in the Cheyenne'• nost. A long history oJ problems, 8 f2 mUllon aircraft, we'd prob-da ngers associated with high-rockets and ml.Yllu. Built.in nlght viewing devices lncludln& one fatal era.sh, cast ably .have it in the inveritory speed, Iow-el.Utude helicopter A belly-mounted gun turret, allowed the gunner to see in b!U to set do.u undetected, prvductlon contract " a ' and lhen ~ up with Ill" alpd btl the pi«ot}pe weapono---stllr 1>01nUd •<>' ban!Ware bad P<•'"' llsell..Jn curately at the target. the 1.., """ It hurt both ,\lJ -1ancy leal!IN Lockheed and the O>eyenno. ..... the Oloy<Dlle • -LOcldleed .... tha $105 rnochlne. llut dley million detelopmenl controct -~ lo t•· compleslty !or the Clleyenne Jn lale !'6S. -~ 'lllJI WU folloRI Jn early 1168 and.,_~'%.~ !~~~ct ,,., with an '81' mllllon contract ll!IUod under the now· for the production of 37$ llrc:ralL dilcndlted Iota! package pro-During. I be developmnit ....,...1 Policies of lonner pbue. aatlcipated dllOcultles Dtlenae SecrelarY JIDl>ert S. with the Cle)'.elme'• co01pler McNamara. weapons system failed to PROTOTYPE mattriJliu. But there were What thl.11 meant ror the new unerpeded -and severe - btllcopltr program VJH that a problms with instability In Jn Mardi. 1•, CICll of the JO ~ bollt b7 Lodd><ed deffloped rotor lJ>. aJ.tblllly cturlna • toot flilhl over the P'ICll!c Oceml wat ol Los Angelea and crtlhed. kill· Ing 1!1 pDoL Latu a -nd JJ<Olotype was d • 1 I f o y • d bec.aW!e ol 1bnllar rotor prob- l•llll during a wine! tunnel tat. 'M>e Arm1 estimaled that cl01ing out the Oleyonne II"' gram would add $3.5 million lo the $401 nill11on alreody apent on it. We're Open ·.Labor Day S~op. Sund~y noon to 5 PM, Monday 10 AM to 5 PM . ' tts black shadow over the pro--and Dying today." operations. capable of aplnning through a total darkness or throogb [€£~~!"!~~ :;~:=.1~~ .. c: iS~~r~ ~S~E ~~~~~i~= Our 1u· sh Dacrion® There wa1 1Ubrtantial . op--ultlritate attack helicopter, many characteristics of a prcr The t\S'Tet also contained a Jt also provided a memory · I 1 ..::l::.:.:..~.:..'~.:..~:.:".:.~thln.:..•.:.m.:.c..;:q.:.•~:.:.:...:.."_·_both_the __ d_fi~=-gaed..::._So_~_let_·_,!_~_1_1yw_ .... _1_0 w_'_r_1rp.:.u._,~_.1_"_•n_1_1_._•_d_·_ .. _1_._' __ :;-r:..... .. _•_~_u_;_p_:-r"_r_·ed_._c11ru_c_u_b;_·._t_._· -~-t_~.:.l•'-~-the-d_:_k_· c1o_n_~_1_~_aim __ ""_a, polyester . Sale! Save 40.95 on a color TV carpeting fine .tuning. with automatic is on sale . • Sale S289 Aq. 321.t5. POrtabl1 color TV with 18* screen (meat. diag.). Feature1~utom•tlc flne tuning (AFT) that helpa m1lntaln the strongest 1ignal. RetractaQll handle fltl right Into the unit'• top fof;a. clean table- model look. All thlt plus Penncrest• eng ineering to g1ve thatl\ru .. to-llfe color picture. $12 a month•. Or s~ve 40.95 .on any of _t}1ese color TVs.· -·· $aleS329 Sa1es379 R•~· 411.95, Portable color TV with 1Q~ &creen (meas. dlag.) offers the extra convenience ol rem ote control volume i nd VHF channel selectlon. Fe1tur11 "utomaflc fine tuning and "Chroma·Loc". H.11s lighted VHF 1nd slide rule UHF controls. $15 1 monlh• Rea. 311.tS. Port1ble color TV with 19" acreen (meas. diag.). Features automttic fine tuning plut "Chroma~Loc" for th• pr~per ballf'lf:• of color and tint controls. Hat llghled UHF 1nd VHF dlalt. Sale s224 Rog. $265. Portable color TV with 12" screen (meas. diag.) Features automatic fi na tuning atnd ''Chroma-Loe ". Has ''Quick-Pie" for faster picture and sound, too. Cabinet 11 plush wa lnut grain vinyl over hig h impact plastic. S10 1 month• 5111 prices •lfectlYt thN S1turd1y. • S13 1 month• Get a ar••t buy: pey &.t,r. UN your JCPtniwy Cft1rg1. 'This •mount represen!S lhl" •~uired monlhly paymen! under Penneys Time Pay~I Pl1n fOfllW purd'lutof the te11ttd llem. No Fi~ . Ch1rge will be incurred 11 the bal1/lU' ol 1he1ccount In lhe l1rst b1lhng 11e>ald1n lut1 by lheclotin;dlteol ltw l'll•I bllllftg P9fiMo w..... ... incurrtd f°ln1nce Ch••Q"5 ~II btl d"term 1ned by 1pplylnq ppriod1c ta! K of t 2"ili (Annu1I Petcent1ge A1t• 1•.•%) on ltlt first isoo 1nd t'll. (ilnQoUal Percentage Ra.le 1, ,.) on the portion over S500 ol !he previous balance w•thoul deducting ptymen taorcrtdlts. ' • - • .. 8 7 3 Compltttly ln1ttlltd . with padding.• sq.yd. ROG-·l.73eq. yd. 'Hent.1g1' .• aheared carpeting of Dacron• polyester. Sheared hlghllghting provlde• 1pecl1I lustre and beauty.-. In 1olld and tone-on-tone ~ecorator colors. R19-10.Noq. yd. Our 1porlcling ti'I ree tone •Loving Touch• ahag CGrpet of•Oacron• PolYMltr add• Ute to any decor. ~lent 19111ltncy.pnwtdtl laitlng 'bounce btck'. Comii'lii -... decorator com. Antronlr nylon .~rpet. ··.·Sale 4.49~yd. llJ ... e.24 eq. yd. 'Spartin' level loop do- lt-yqu(MJf carpeting of continuous fllamtnt Antron 11• nylon. Brunslon• mttaU!o fiber provides anti-shock propertlls. Decorator colors. Sale price• elflctlvt "'""'lh Slturllay Clrpttlng ii onbl 1vall1ble •I> Huntington Beach Newport Beach .. • Installed over .. -42 ot. foam rubber ·or jute padding J .. Penney - .The values are .her~ every day. Shop Sunday noon to 5 PM· at the following stores: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach I 714) 644-2313 • HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntin9ton Beach (714) 892·7771. ' 11 • r I • \ I • • Sand17, September 3, 1972 DAILY PILOT .J J:J • • - • -·• .... Pack the family in the car and get to.· Penneys. Shop Sunday noon to -5 PM, Monday 10 ~M to 5 -~~· Specials for every.budget . ·' 1'! '' • '~ . . ! ~,. • ' ' ' !.' . '::-' .. •) ; 1:1 ~ ' 1~~~ -~· ~. J ' •• , ' ·.'. ..~. • • . ' ' -.,. . Save250 Sale 4.99, R•g. 7.49. Penncraft One Coat Plus Interior Latex with 5 year guarantee. Gives one coat coverage · over any color. Goes on smoothly With either brush or roll~f,, Oiies to a durable finish. Save 54 Sai. .(hi R99. 8.99. Peiincraft One Coat Plus 5emi-Gloss Enamhl with 5 year guarantee. Covers any color In just one application. Dries to touch In just~ hour. Easy to ~appty with brvsh or roller. •. ' .. One Coat Plus Exterior latex paint. Reg. 8.99NOW 4.99 . ' . .. '--------------------------' ,_, l. ···--------------------------, ' ,. .. ,. ~' ~· ~-{ . ~ . r -• ·' • . ~I · . . ' • Sale 1599 Reg. 19.99. Ebonlte Tornado bowling ball. Made expressly for JC Penney. Meets or exceeds all American Bowling Congress specifications. Black • Sale.1799 Reg. 22.99. Pe~onal-300 plastic-bowling ball. Avail- able In ocean bhle, sierra green, desert tan and wild plu~ Made by Ebonlte for Pannays. Meets or _ax- ceed'a-.all American Bowling Congre!!I sp.aclf1ca- tion1. s.i«1-· . Reg. 9.'9. Don Carter bowling bag,ln .black, black , '_'and whn., or gold and tan. \ S8')e9'' .,~.~i.99. Don Carter bowling bag.deluxe,_ .. f' ' I • '·" $ale 2999 1'99· 39.99. ~ .. variable speed,. reverse drill It doU:ble insulated for added protet:Uon. Adjustable speed lock . Sale 2999 Reg. 39.99. "" HP router operates at a speed up to 20,000 RPM. Permanently lubricated ball and bronze bearings. Sale 39~ ' •' -I. >l Reg. 49.tt~ ,Belt under " has a duft\!llck~ syst · toksep~areoc~' Has cog .~ drb;9 that · requires 'nb\.lub~tlon. I "J" ·• Sale • 49 99 Reg. 59.99. 7" AOlisber features 1COCMi ball bearing construction. 6.5 amp. mo\ordelivers up to 2500 RPM. 4,500Rl'M 7" Hnder, reg. 58.91 111e49.H Sale ~9'' Reg. 34.i9 Variable spead sabrt NW. Has tilt base. .·• Sale 3999 Reg. 41.tl. 71.4• cfre\llar saw with 1afegU11rd features found on no o.ther saw. "Security Switch" helps prevent accidental atar11. • .. . "' • • d®Penney The values are ht~ ~very day. ' Sale 39°1 Reg. 45.95 plus 2.81 led. tax and old tlrt. ER70-14whltewall tubal .... Survival Radial tire. 4)>alta or rayon on a rayon cord body. 70 series wide. Super strong. wllltewali tubel111 Size Reg. Sale FR70-14 47.95 40.76 GR70-14 49.95, 42.46 HR70-14 52.95 45.0J FR70.15 47.95 40.78 cR70-15 49.95 42.46 HR70-15 52.95 45.01 JR70-15 57 .95 49.28 LR70-15 59.95 50.96 Foreign c•r radlolo. Size Reg. S•I• AR78-13 34.95 29.71 BR78-13 36.95 31 .'41 BR78-14 38.95 33 .11 AR78-15 38.95 33.11 BR78-15 40.95 34.81 Pluo lod. tax and old tire. Sale599 Fed. tax 2.82 3.01 3.31_ 2.95 3.07 · 3.38 3.52 3.84 •Fad. tax 1.89 2.01 2.04 2.01 2.05 . • Sale 1441 pluo 1.88 led. tax and old tlra. A71-13 ~ackwall tubeleu . Reg. 11.HMll .. gemaker GP. llackwall tubeless INu ft91. l•leFed. la• 878-13 18.95 18.11 t.11 C71-13 20.95 17.81 1.15 C71-14 21.95 18.68 2.oe . e71-14 23.95 20.36 2.24 F7S.14 25.95 22.06 2.31 G7S.14 27.95 23.76 2.58 H71-14 29.95 25.46 2. 75 M0-15 20.95 17.81 1.73 G71-15 28.95 24.81 2.13 H7S.15 30.95 28.31 2.11 l78-15 35.95 30.58 3.11 Whitewalls $3 more. Plue.Fad tax and old tire IHOCK>AMOfll-.';II OUAJllANTD Reg. 7.29. JCPenney heavy duly shock absorbers to help your car ride like new . II a Penney• Pleewy dvty •hoe• l•il• alter lml•ll•lion by • Penneyt Avlo Ce1Uer. due to delecll'le m111rlel1 Of wor11.man1hlp Of weerovt while IM origlnM purc~ser owns the car. ju11 col'llact u1 and • Penneys a91Cl•lltt w lll replace lh• delecti•e Mawy duly •hock at no Ill• lrl CtllrQI . Shop· Sunday noon to 5 PM at the following stores: • FASHlqN ISLAND, Newport Beach I 714) 644~2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER; Huntingtoh Beach· (714) 892-n71 • • • • l • I DAILY PILOT Conditions Crowded SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Poor living conditions 1n the core 1rea or San Franci.co'1 Chl111town are forcing many youn1 Cblne~·lanalliel. to move to outlying Sin fran- cjaoo dlalrkt1 and othtt San Fr1nci1CO Say area cltlet, the cit)"s Planning C.Ommlsaion · ha.a been told. But Chinatov.•n's pnpulation dena!Cy problem still mm. "dtspite this mobility, aald Moira So. who's responsible for analysis and comparllon of 1960 and 1970 census data on the old 420-acre district. "The problema of housing and population will continue to tncreue. but the significant t~~~~;~J!;~~~~~~t:~=;;::J movement nf people to other districts and nearby cities or· ''You can drive on. now. You're in absolutely ~Ir· fers the hope that the area "Velo~ conditim.'' , will btcome primarily a short· tenn reception center for the--------------------- lmmJgranta," 1he told the commission last week. nie core area of Chinatown has a concentration of pe:rson11 between 18 and 15 ye1r1 old and those 65 and over. • • Rapid Transit to Save Bay Area? BART Ope1LS uper Systeni; Critic~ Clai1n Obsolesce1ice · SAN FRANCISCO (lJPIJ -The"' G no ddubl> tbt ,,--------... 8tok..,. "l'ol'lldo1lC111 Y."" the commuten In car" The,..,.. 'Ibo Bly Art• Rapid Trolllil BART II an • n a I n • • r I n J au19m<>blle has become the llnutn1 arowth or San F"n· Dlllricl BART b<glm carrying Ctj111nph over maoy pbyJlcal, IUHtest obstacle In ch J 1 cil<o 1111<1 O.kland. promoll'fl pa)'lll& -gers Sapt. 11 lo pollli<:al and llOdoloci<al prob-modtm urban age _ rtpla<· by BART ltaoll. will bt • c'On· lnlUate the lint man· tr1nsiL Jans. ltl plwes include: In I to I ·•tin• the lnJ the mountains and the tribut i ac r n er~ ~ l)'llem bullt tn naUon e The tint compleloly d-·~s of 1 •••tury ago." new Jobs. 11Dce 1907. automated rail aysttm in the ~ ~ ....... Critics say It Is bthJnd the world, ihcluding the TraOl-Bay Stokes 1aid BART will pro· BART claims that the com- times, obsojescent before.com· tube, the longest submerged duce the clearest expensive petltlve edie over ~ h' p!ellon. -er carrylq structure solution to our peak hour con-automobile la '° largo i,~hat BART'• aim wu to take an ever built. even lf drivers ooly ule1.1at• gution problem. Economiats t"'~lr toms for 115, oil, toll~ urban population oil th• e Ila 70.fool, 'IJ-pa.wnfer •-stl ted ,._ B •· ·~ hi&hway1, put It back on ralll car• are the first true spin-oft , .. ve e ma ~n:: ay l'Ueha and other e.tpenseJ -~ ~· not only to eliminate trafflc from aerosp1ee technology for woold have to spend as muc eluding depreciation •~. 1n- congution and amo1 but 11.1rfaci development. BART to build enough e i: tr a suherance -BART st!' J~ restore central city trade will be the fint u.s. traruiit automobile facilities to cope c aper. "f areas now dispersing to the cars to carry passen1,.ers al eo CALIFORNIA~ with just short range future The effort of bu.ilding BART suburbs. Many of the ailm mph with more comfort and traffic growth." has been a strain on all '*111. \Viii be met. There has betn a 1 u x u r y than pr Iv at t BART's completed system. hfost or the beefs have oom• terrific upsurge or new automobiles . when operated fuJly with 250 from the busiest dowt\fown building along BART's limited e The world's r l rs t cars, will carry an estim.Jted sections or San Francisqp.and facilities. automatic fare co 1 I e Ct ion ride ticket ol $20. The Uckets peak load of 28,800 persons per Oakland. Thert comnpcr.c BART, .!ilill under f.'00-sy1tem, the result of lengthy will be inserted into compu· hour per track with 105 trains for the past 10 years have put structlon, has coat an study of the world's subways. operatina atmuJtaneously. up with excavation aftet'Ji, et· estimateif $1.4 billion and Jnl1 including London, Moscow and ten at the tumiUlea. Despite the oPtimism and cavation due to an ' un- C<>at more before the l)'ltem ii New York. BART's long co~ • The world's f i r• t the ena;infering achievement, it coordinated method of JJJOVin,( completed. muter d11tapce1 make a single automated Ean desl.patiOn remains unclear w b et h e r utilities. The holes and the dirl It concludes 75 miles of fare impractical -with • system to announce the BART Will 1ignificantlJ reduce have been compared _:r,ith underaroond, eround level ai\d graduated fare 1 Y • t em, destinations of BART trains traffic congestion and air bomb devastation. -~ Her report also 1howtd that fl%pansion or nearby business "nd comm~rclal district!! into Chinatown ha.a cut the number of available hou.llnl untta. while the aru'1 pojJulltion hu grown. Chinatown rental rates have risen 91.1 percent over the last decade, while the overall quality of the howlng lias worsened, the report ad· ded. 4eriat track, 34-stltlons IClt-"automated" turnstiles were before they arrive ·IJld while pollution in the Bay Area as it San FranCisco will nob1'b~v,. tered among 14 communltie1 developed. Passengers will they are in the atation. is hoped. Thi! is because of lhe benefit of BART until \97:1, of tkree counties in the Bay buy a ticket for one or more "BART repre se nt 1 1 the building boom that has if all goes well . Almoi •II Area. Nearly all stations al'f! rides from vendin" machines pioneering step because it 'will paralleled the BART con-underground stations ~ r • • cofupiete, Out on inaugural 11t each station. The-credit-ht: the -first p:iiblk lranSJt jfructffifl. nearing completion and rt_. day, pusengers will be able to sized cards wHI be ma&Qeti-aystem ever de.signed to com· The seatine ca pacity or peak gradually art: being re~ed. ride only betwren Fr~t . cally imprinted with the exact pete in attractiveneu with the: passengers per hour i • ·At the surface level, bi;lck· assure a leuenina n{ lhe prn.-on the aouth East Bay, to cash value from a rninimwn private automobile," 1a1 d estimated by experts to be Mly paved landscaped pla1.att r• There's Somethil14J For ~ery Voter ,, By PIDL HANN A C:tplt.I ...... Stnrkt SACRAMENTO . -Goor1• McGovern may prove to be the Goldwater or t b e Democratic Party in. 1172. perty tll with the Watson Oakland. • ride or 30 cM1t9 to • multiple Gener1I Manaa:er B. R . •bot.It IO percent of current being built. "'· amendment.... __ ::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-''--~~~~~-''--~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~-""~~~~~~~- • ConlervatlvM have a bill ~ which wlll .ouU1w bullng and ;: While San FrancilCO 11 ll whole has had an increase in t.hrtt-unlt and five-unit dwell· lng1, most Chinatown units 1Ull con5i&l .Qf two rooms. Of the cify'1 total Chinese JXlpulalion of ~®a pe_~IOUll, !he Chlnatqwn core •rea lla1 44 percent of that number. l901llf! 28,000 penoni, Mr1. So'• rep0rt !aid. Oty planning director Alan . lacobs said the analy1ia was made to help determine public policy and the lmplem•ntaUon of improvement • ln Chinatown. Thia has been cW1std and diacussed by the media and the man on the street ever ainci the South Dakota senator became a viable candidate for the Democratic pre1identlal nomination. Presently in California there Ja a tremendous undercurrent Jn the Democratic Party 1pinst McGovern. M a j o r financial contributors t o Democratic cawes are an- nouncing they 'll suppart Presi· dent Richard Nii:on ; Democratic candldate11, some of them incumbents. are avoiding McGovern like the plague; and there a re itatemenls made by party members that they'll vote for Nixon •'this time" .... and the Taxpaye~ public opinion polls indicate .a. o this is what is happening . With this type of non-support another that will crack down on oba~nity. e State employes have an initiative which will ban any ruture vetoes on pay railea by the aovernor. e Young people, eepecially the liberal1, have ·an amend· ment which will take the criminal penalties ou~_of m&ri· juana use. e Conservationists can, by choice, enact a coastline pro- tect.ion law which will~pla.~ a moratoriwn on development for four years . e Even Ja1Amakers have the.Ir own amendment - lengthening I eg i 1 I a ti ve 1euions to two years instead or 1Mual sessioM. e War vett.rans b ave amendments increasing t.1 exemptions for di.aabllitiel .•. Lo T !or McGovern it would :i:eem e Supporter• ol law en-SC op likely that Democrats would torcement can vote for the just take a day off and 1tay death penalty and 1pprove Lev. Y ""i· tlc away from the polls in droves. bites in salaries f« hichway l This type of Jight voter patrolmen. Custom savings plan: 20°10 off1 our entire line of: Custom drapes, slipcovers, reupholstery. ' turnout would let Republicans e Farmen can vote to ban SANTA CRUZ (AP ) -The win Jn marginal leglal1tive the tee0nd.ary boycott, and ... roJ ks in the tiny community of and coogreuional races. furn worker• can vote 11ainst Davenport 10 miles north of Such is not expected to be the amendment F I It-' ti t 1 hert have Jo.'t their dubious the Cite-in California. Thia "llttle ~mething for or a im .u me on y' distinction of having what was Legislative enactment and eve'ryone" on the ballot was considered CaUfornia's highest the inltiaUve proceu have in-not a device dreamed up by property tax rate. troduced 22 issues for the anyone for any particular Daven port only has some 4<l Nov. 7 ballot ••• and they purpose. It just happened. homes, but their owners had are expected to draw more EniOuah people in California to finance a new sewage trcal· attention here than the Nlz:on--were dfuaUafied wlth the ac- ment system because efnuenl McGovern presidential neep--tivlty ol paid leaiJlators tha t WAS flowing across a nearby stakes. they decided to do part of the beach. There's l'IOmelltlng on the job tbemaelves. The sewerage levy plus ~\lot for everyone. Lawmakers have had 10 higher-than-normaJ revenue.~ years to 10lve the property tax needed by the area's water • Property 'Ownen: can Teform question . district zoomed Davenport's•----~--=---------.:....------• 10111 c .. race 10 •1uo on each 'Festival' budget perm. $100 or asses!fd valuation a ,.ar •so. Just 8.95 at Penneys. Observers believed il was Che •tale" highe•t -and no Any day of the week. one seemed anxious to argue lhe point. But County Audil or Ari i rerri!T announced that the sewer district doesn't need to lap its properly owner.s for taxes this yea r 3t all, 8nd the water district need.s only a t(). cent rate. Hospital Roof Rusis LA JOLLA (APt -Sil montm after lt.ened, a $44- million Veteranp pltal hail- ,.d as earthquake proof p a~ parently not rust proof. Dr. Turner Camp, director. :ii::iid today its huge metal t1ulsidc panels have started to rust. The con!ractor has posted $1 1nilllon bond and is paying for .A new ru!lt cove r being applied to the hospital. said Camp, and also he ha.s guaranteed 4\he new finh1h for 10 ¥eats. "It has all been very em· barrassing to the t!stem can· tractor who built the panels." Camp (':it:plaine<I. "A su~ ronl{ad.nr Mmehow didn't comf through ." Treat yourself to our budget perm. Includes shampoo, cut and set. • And for one week only, Helene Curtis 'Incredible' conditioner special 441 Helene Curtis 'Sure Thing' conditioner special 1.88 Now's the time k> redeeorate and save 20%! cuatom mid• draperies, slipcovers, and reu· pholstery In a fabric and style to au it your home. Our decor1tor will bring samples 1nd professional augge1tion1. And you can charge it at Penneys. >~ ·' i .. ' '· " l ~ ! I 1 • I. l I • .. -.:.· . ,,. .~ ;,: • •• .... le•t of •II, tt only tokH a phl>M can. P•-P -•-+loft!• ·: DecoroUng Service hH evtrytlling. Cu-d,..,_ ~: allpcover1, uphof1tery, Carpeting, fumtture, acctaao. .:i rite. C1tl • Pennty1 near you, now! We're 0 · · · p_en ~ ' • • Labor. Qay '1 Ncw~papcr~ Up Delivery Cosl Beauty Salon 1erv1c1 only ava il.a - bl1 11: Fullerton, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Orange "The City" Shop Monday 10 AM to 5 PM ! SAN FRANCISCO IAPI - San t~ranclsco'!I tv•o major new.papers aMounced n SO cent·per-morilh Increase in 1ubscrlptlon . prices for home dcll\•ery which began t"r\day. The Chronicle ind Examiner said the rates will be r11ised from $4 .25 to $4.75 a m-0nth 1be lncre#st ruults from higher -• ol production and • distrlbuUon, the newspaptrsl sald. I ) \' ) , JCPenney . The values are here every day. Shop Sunday noon to 5 PM at the following stores: -. ' • FASHION 1S~ND. Newport Beech (7'14) 64'4-2313 . HUNTING TON CENJER. Huntin¢on Beech t 71 '4) 892· 7771. \ \ I • I I • • ' • ' - . --. . en or_ .-. --~ DAILY PILOT Jl JS ' • • 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. ·TREMENDOUS SAVINGS AT JC . PENNEY, NEWPORT · ·BEACH JUNIOR FASHION PANTS 99 ' .. · 100°/o ACRYLIC. EASY CARE NAVY, BROWN, GRAY . . -SIZES .5-13 WOMEN'S . FASHION SHIRTS _,,,. 299 . · LONG SWVE, 2 STYLES BLUE, BROWN, YELLOW SIZES 32-38 Kiil TOPS & SHIRTS 99 LONG SLEEVES-2 STYLES YELLOW, WHITE, NAVY, PINK, BWE. . WOMEN'S Fashion Sweaters · )99 MOCK TURTLENECK 1 OOo/o ACRYLIC-S-M-L MEN'S SPORT S-HIRTS 2 for 500 POLYESTER AND conoN LONG SLEEVES PRINTS AND SOLIDS FAMILY CLOSEOUT BOAT SHOES . MEN'S I. WOMEN'S I . , , 'IOYS' . . ,. . I . . ~" - • ' ' ;·Orig;' 5.99 NOW 288 . •i I}:' ~ I ' ' MEN'S AND BOYS' LUG SOLE SHOES . •. . . ' ·888 to 1088 ·. ' ' BEACH TOWELS ~eel -1Q ~' Novelty Prints -.. ~ • -\ . SHOP THE - • EASY WAY ,, JUST SAY CHARGE "IT r ' ,, KNIT JEANS 699 100°/o POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT . WESTERN CUT. · MENS WALLETS f 199 TOP GRAIN LEATHER LIMITED SUPPLY MANUFACTURER .. ~ --. .__._ ---...........,_ CLOSEOUT MEN'S CASUAL SLACKS / 00 for ASST. COLORS 32-42 WAIST MEN'S CASUAL HOSE -~ 5 • 199 pair POLYESTER PIECE GOODS Prints 166 Solids 1·99 Yd. Yd. 60" WIDE FLORAL PRINT QUILTED BEDSPREADS IW09991181099 -. , MAMIYA .sEKOR --_ ___.!>._ ... --. VIVITAR· SLR 35mm OUTFIT • DTL 500 WITH 55-135 MM . ZOOM LENS PLUS VIVIT AR 151 AC/DC STROBE MEN'S T SHIRTS & BRIEFS 3for1 99 .. . 75°/o V,;:N WOOL 25°/o NYLON . , NFQlC:..ED HEEL r .,. I.,. ., ' ! . . '1l' ~Y-· COMBED conoN FLAT KNIT SIZES S·M·L·XL '·" ' ~ ,, .. \' '' "" BOYS' BOYS' · ·1(JitTLe;.~ NECKS .. i" :' 111 CREW SOCKS 3pair1°0 . . 100°/o AG.RILAN ACRYLIC SIZES 6·16 . WOMEN'S • HANDBAGS Many Styles 8 ,8¢ -3~8 ' IMPORTED NYLON SCARVES C•'!91 Prints 3 I 99¢ & Solids , l. ~ • SOLID COLORS SIZES 5-M-L · CASSE 11 E RECORDER AM RADIO 2188 ' MINI CASmE RECORDER 14488 lde•I for Cl•ssroom -,· ~ · .-~©Penney i' . -24 FASHION ISLAND . --' ' . NEWPORT BEACH -. ' - AM CLOCK RADIO 88 FULL FEATURE . GIRLS CARDIGAN SWEATERS • • ·2so ASSORTED COLQRS SIZES 3•6X GIRLS' CARDIGAN SWEATERS 50 ASSORTED COLOR ' SIZES'7.-14 GIRLS' CABLE ' KNEE HIGH SOCKS 2pair1 00 WHITE, RED, NAVY, BROWN, GREEN, GOLD MANUFACTURERS CLOSEOUT WOMEN'S-GIRLS' VINYL RAIN COATS 1" BOYS' SP..ORT SHIRTS 1• LONG SLEEVES POINT COLLAR, SIZES 6-18 STEREO HEADPHONES 30 to 15,000 h1 Response 888 1 Q' Coiled Cord BONDED ACRYLIC PIECE GOODS • 60"'.Wide 2~d\ WOMEN'S BITTER WIGS . g49 DRAsnca LL y REDUCED , • • . . ' ,.. .. • • .. • -\ • -Uiiion· Ma~es ·crusatle oi Letttiee e·oyeott~ ' I ! ' . I I I t I t I l ! I r I • I l l I I { " .; I . • ' • ! l I I , I I • : • ( • ~ . 'i1lo Jl&llo111l ba)'COILqajn>l 1Ctbtr1 Jclluce btgun rarli llUiyurO)I ihe U~'W' -li~e t~ uniorl't IJUC(lt W lalile· 1rapt boyc:otl 1everal )'tltt •go -hat once 11aln taken on all lhe trappln&s of a rtligioU1 Cr'WJldt. In lacl, however. murh fTK)re Is at tUlkt than Jutt unionism. Kttno. CalU. ( .. ~ 11.1100 "'""'ilol>le 14 tbe ' outaido farm. (IOt,IOO fltl<I -(..,..rdinl 14 a 11'' •• ill Miami Bttdl. llodtr the Nlllonal Labor '""""Y critics. both by Its 4~ n in 1971 ) rvtr~ All &old"-lht:re,:•~~·Oiloneo; •'ttt diilpllced •ee11 Aariculture De p 1 rt men t Efforb: to or farm Relations Acl and the 111tJ6e. very \irU1ty ind momtntwn, ;, well 1111 lt.t ,,.1 toward aJlllhly a qiUIJQA L•J m · and 1'70.) In many lltat<t 11udrJ J>lrld tll.b<c,,. laborer ~QrXtt~Jtoll llll«W .. Cl\lvu. llllOl!I TafH!lllkY _t@J.in:. w.Jo<-Its $9cl>I, polltka!,. J>ecollWl& ... LJJllJ!2f "°llUclJ wori;t.n in 1he United Statt.S -worl'ers find thll'iiilhla ex-ur what amowntd to leSI than As Jar back , as 1148 the drum Cr1lllo Acis . farm and re!Jgiow: connotationJ (the and 50eial-Joru..Jo .both. t.be_ from youna children to cofltae eluded lrom jobte" bttlefits one hlrtd hand for a yea. American Fedu•tion of LabQr 'A'Orktrs are specl.OcaUy pro-banner of lhe Virgin of \\'ellern •Lates. ind naUoully• 11Ludenls to 1 o ·C-a I led and workmen'• compenAtion For mw. the main illUe: Ls charted the N1Uonal F•mt bj_blltd from the: right to strike Guadalupe 1S" In abnOlt nU1 11 well. "mlCflRl.I" to tull·tlme, pr~ !or injutlef, •lille chUd llbor whether or not Cb.Iva can Labor Union. The effort railed.. ind ba.rJain collectively. For atrett proctsaionl. The UF\\f ressional field bands. Some -perhaps the bane of the succeed with the ·I et tu c: e ~wever, as ,nost ttrlkes were growera. though, that means aJso pt'(lmotes corawner co- 210,000, by U.S. AericuUure protea.sk>n -c. o n.l i nu e • boycott. now extended to broken either by court.ordered not being protecttd from ii-ops, credit unions. • n d Department estimates, leave unabated. about> 40 cities, while ton· Jnjunctlo111, use: of alitn labor legal strlkts or secondary medical clinics, as well as bet· their home counliea at some Looking abtad, expert• aolldalin& and holdinc or, occasionally, by br1.1t1l boycotts; bclhoutlawed. te:r living and educational Ind eed. ••Y some. eoonomi11ts. tbe bsue Ls Jn part tlle very structure and future of much of American agriculture. To many esperts. forced unk>nlsm llt'OU]d pro- foundly 1lttr much o I a~lturl! a1 It It now known In tht u .s. After tM erape: boyeott , for Instance. aome cromrs converted from table • grapes to clMr types of lo~· labor grape products. Some ce1sed operatiot\5 allOgethcr . As or late May the union had contract• In six 1 t a t e 1, California. Arizona, New ·Mex· lco, Teu•. Colorado ond Florlda, covering roughly '11 dllCere.nt C!ropt. Underllntnc lhe union'• polltlcal clout , Stn. George ~tcGovern not only en-- dorsed the lettuce boyt0U al a rally here last f\tay, but hailed Mr. Cha\lllei as "one of lhe greatest Living Americans.'' The Senator said Mr. Chavn: ha.d been "anointed to brini good ntws to the poor." point and thul can be classified lraue that farm unlonism is prevlout eo:ntracts deapitt ri&-f,,:po~lict=-=~·c~lion;:·~:::=~==~Tho~=U~FW==cont~~ln~u .. ~=t~o:;!~a=cll:lqes~· ~l~or~f;;a;;rm::;wor,~~"-· _ 11 "migrant&." the bulk of most. likely to strike dttp Ing criticism from aome farm them working In the roots in the Southwest tnd workers themselves. ---- Sovthwestern-Weatem U"ited parU nf the South. such a.s Despite UFW wt, tht lei· 'BRITISH State• and 11 far north 11 Florida, where large labor tuce boycott appears to be ~ i\fichigan. forces are required. The com meeting lar less eirthuslum at Throuit>out the nation they belt, wheat and cattle areas, the marketplace than WU the EXPO travel. payment varying from on the olher band, wbere cue with table grapes _ crop to crop re&M>n to region. a.mailer "field forces" are re-notwithstanding all the f~rvent 19~ Their life, well cataloged now quired, ofrer lltlle inducement ·endorsements on n a ti o 11 a I 1 f £ so COAST PLAZA EM(,l'l'IONS FLARE Farm unionism Is an emo- tional issue. Passion~ rise. pro and con. lmpartiality is often downrig!:lt difficult to come by. Definitive stalisllcs are ofte.o by both prw and television, is toh. org 1 •rnizlng..' ... thoughbeChalnni~ez television during roll-calls and Sf PT. 21 ·0CT. I often grim. Unemployment 1111se concl;\.les a & n.g:,Jby~~,i~llJl~w~a~v~in~g~~·~t~J'~h~•~=~~;::~~~~~~~~~~~§~§~~§§§§§~~=~~~=: t depending on baa crop years 1 organization in Ohio end Democratic N a t I o n a l Con· and underemployment recur, ~fichigan. S o m e observers while farm ll'Orkers as 11 whole helieve that Chavez eve:n en· r. To date. Cesar Chavez's United Farm W or ke r 1, marcbinl jauntily out from tbeir liew headquarter• at , • I find fhemselves more and visions eventuall.v moving into more displ.11ced by sweeping northern Midwest ' ' s m a 11 - technological advances on the farm" areas. Divorce Unites MAIN JSSUE Though ~me farm. officials say unionism would just Plain destroy agriculture by even- tually curbing the economic muscle of the "family farm," studieJ establish that most farm field laborers continue lo be employed by large family units and giant corporate in· terests . At the same time. some 93 percent or all farms , 103 FM Farewell to Crowds For A nothet Year F ARt;\\'ELL, SUMJ\JER OF '72 -Somt time late tomorrow night, ii is anticipated that the last candy- wrapper of. the 8eason will blo1v, ~imle~sl.v and ti lone 1cro.~s 11 deserted bearji .t1ere on our Orllnge Loasl. lie v•ho munchid its contents. 11crunched ii up and flung it upon our sands will remain forever an uhkno.,..·n. · Did he: return to Riverside, only to la ter succun1ti to massive sunburn combined with the effects or his seventh sodapop? Did hie family &talion wagon over- heat and gasp Its last breath during the home,varrl sojourn on the Santa Ana Freeway? COUl.D HIS WJFE have <f9nt him in V.'ith 11 rollin,li( pin because after all that planning for .the Lahor l)a~' "'cckcnd, the beach morel r'eservalions wrrt' foulrd up"' AJ~s. \\"t shall never identify ijie la!il !iUr\ J\"Or of !he Surnrner or '72. A11 a 1nitller of fact. \ve shill! oevf'r kno\V if he survh•ed . Regardless, the long Labor Da_\' "'erkend no11' in full awing i111 Lhe 1nark of the end of our suntn1er Sf'&· ton. Now the tourists and visitors are supposed lo glve _ us back our coa!fllint. Now at/ !he motel . hotel and apartment owners can scrape out the sand and rf'pa int the walls. City crew!! can scoop all the bubblegum off lhe sidewalks. Police departments can look for reduced ttu1incs!I flov; at the l\funicipal Hotel. Storekeepers rna.v put all "tho!if' floppy strav.• hats and beach chairs in the backroom . THUS SHALL END Our Season . The Suintnt'r of '72 \.\."tlS indeed notab!P on many fronl.s. \Ve had ROOd hot wealher , hc<1vy surf so1netin)e!I and probably rnore \•isltors to our Orange Coast r han ever beforr. Too many visitors and ho1nelO\Vfl fo\ks alike suf- fered serious injury on our surflin t . But a llorscbal'.k 1uessUtnate fron1 this corner sug~e~ts that the loss o ( lives was lo"·er this yeRr than in previous seasons. T don 't s~pecl that means .9Uf bcachgoer-" were any more careful than in previous seasons. Likel y ii is Jimply a tribute lo our various lifeguard .and emergen- cy services. ~fORE PUBLIC BEACllFRO?\'T wa!i opened to pto- ple this year than ever before. No wonder "'' bad all those long lines of traffic. The Summer of '72 did not escape us. howevtr. with· out some or the bizzare incident.! that usually mark one or our seasons. The regular number of skippers r<in their vessels aground. The e:tpected number of surfer' ran their board!! in!O pudgy 50-year-old salesmen from Beverly HJl!s. SOME EXJllBlTIONISTS were collared by our loc<il men in blue for failure to drape their bodies with enough cloth whils't basking in the rays or-old Sol. The predicted invasion of pretty .voung Indies in Jnonokini ba!hing SIHl.'1 failed lo ma!crializc . hO\\e~r. E!.Q_d the one-piece affairs .. remained in vol(ue only on the lfi"iera and f'lscv.•here, much 10 the disapp()intment of llome Joca l lads No\v lht season is fa~t vanis hing . No longer "'ill it be totally 11npos.s1ble lo find a parking spot downto"·n. f"o longer must you defy death in a sprinl acros., Pa· eific Coast llighway, No more will everything you touch. be covered either ~;1h sand or suntan lotion. TlfE SU~t:i.lER OF ·7z has gonr. If you mW it. 1nusl reme1nber one thing : ·niere will be a Summer of '13, >OU know. Fathers BALTIMORE (UPI\ - A man paraded outaide the. Baltimore County Courthouse wearing nothing but h is unde~·ear and a barrel. The front of the barrel bore a 1ign rtadinl{ "Dlvorct Amtriean .. Style," a1K.1 aoothe.r on the hack Wilrned '"flus could hap- pen to you.·• '!'hi' 11i:111 wa!'l' Paul Hanson. SS. chairman of J• a t her !f United for Equ<1I Rl~hlT. 11· Maryland group protesting the cowts' treatment of men in divorce casts. "The laws stink, the lawyers are putrid and the judges are so slow to change." llanson said in summing up his opin· io•r justice in divorce . ·"lti1le!i!i you've been through if .. \"ou \.\"OUldn 'l believe some of !hi' 111Jll!i1iccs. /\ n1an think- lnJ:" he (·an ~l'I proterlion iQ a rllvorcf' l"Otlrt is completely nail" " lfanson. an a"!K>Ciate pro- fesM>r of Engl1.1h at To\vson Statt College, has bee n through ii. lie i" particularly incenst'd that the lal'-'S are based on the premise that. no matter who is at fault , "when a marria~e fails . a nian has to support the '''oman until the day she dies or remarr ies." So. two .vcars ago, he placed a l'la.~s1 fie:d fld in t ht new!ipa1>er., to find out how 1nany other 1nen in ~1arylarxl J1ad similar gripes. The ad hroui:tht a half dozen responst!i ;inrl f''alhrrs United wa .11 born . l\.1e1nbtrship is now over 350. ''\Vt gel mail from a.~ fa r a"·ay a.11 California but I tell lhcn1 lo form grass roots groups: in their 01vn states." he said. "A-national organization grinds out thingi on 1n11neograph 1n11chine.11 1:nd docsn '! .:rt m u c h ac- complished .'' llanson"s group Is out to strike down 11!1 or l\l ary\ancfs di vorce Ja .... ·s. A cl61SS action suit ha~ been filed in federal f'Our1 challenging the law1 on 1he grtiunds they den y due process 11nd equal protection guaranteed by the U . S . Constitulion. ''The problem is that the laws go back. to the Ec- clesiastical courts of the Mid· dle Ages. and our mentality hasn't changed much sinct th.en," Hanson said. Jlanson 's prescriplion 1 s "no-fault" di vorce and other reforms. Sergio 'lcndt•s 'Set lo Opc11 Sergio Mende.'! tind Brasil '71, open at the Greek Theatre In Los Angt•lt!! on a1onday, Sept. 4. They \\'Ill be appearing thert toti:elher wilh llenry i\fancini through Sept. 10. ~iendes and ll"w-Bra ~il '77 group v.•ill be fea1ur1ng selec·I lions from . hi.'! recent hit 1 rtcord "Primal ttoo1 s,'' 0111 whlch he Jntrocluce<I nr11' 1 primlti""· pcrcus._,h·e ~unds C·OMPLETE FAMILY DENTISTRY .-------1 W 'S IE FRIENDLY ll 'you hlVI" nr\\' nC'l$.?hboM or )t7)QW of an)'ol'll" 1nn11ina: to our area, 1.Jt>ase lt·ll u11 30 thllll \\'fl m1;y l'Xlt1nd I tNcndly "'t'lcomf' •nd hl"lp SAME LOW PRICES AS 10 YEARS AIOOI "LATI, ltlPAIRI WHILl·YOU·WAIT llLINIS EMlllOINCY EpUCTIONS ALL IRANCHH of DENTISTRY FOR CHILDREN & ADULTS r~oM l:ashion l ~land ::\cwporl Beach· r STE"EO SOUNDS Of' THE HARB ------- • This fall season, opening night excitement runs higher than ever befo re. • • • Because with Cable TV's extra channels, you'll see all of the great new programs and great new stars every night. And you'll get them all with reception so talented, you'll never see another wavy line or double image. 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Don Van Gunn, Jenkins / Sheriff's Office lmp res~es 'Bobby' By TOM BARLE\ DI tM DallY Piie! St•ff SANTA ANA •. Fabled Sco~and Yard, iD the form of an affable young Englishman with a distlnctly Welsh name, took a bobby's eye view last week of the way Orange Coud· ty wages war on crlme. • And Sgt. Dalydd Jenkin. of London's Metropolitan Police force v~ much liked the way the -sheriff's Clepartm-entls~ handling the kind of problems tl\at come in the same order but in greater quantities In his jurtsdJctlon of 15 million per~ llOllS. "We're very close tn many things,'' Jenkins said after a tour of the sheriff's Santa Ana complex and nearb y courtroom s. "Our in· vestigation techniques a r e close enough for me to adapt very quickJy to your system and vice versa for your officer of equivalent rank," Jenkins, recruited by ·the London force six years ago from its Hendon Police School, carries the rank of a watch corrut)ande r with the county l!lheriff's ofrice. Jenkins is on vacation far two weeks as the guest of Dr. Kenneth Hebard, a specialist at Metropolitan State Hospital. Norwalk, In narcotics and dru g use. He met Dr. Hebard through the phys ician's d au g ht er, Susan, whom he met in Lon· don where she took an 1ad· va.nced course in fine arts. FULL TOUR llosting the "policeman's holiday" portion of Jenkins' trip .is Sheriffs Capt. J ames Broadbelt, who has escorted Jenkins through a tour of the complex's crime fighting capa- bil ities. "Im very lmpresged. said Jenkins. "I've found that, like us, you go to immense paill! to ensure proper represen- tation for every defendant regardless or t h e in- significance or magnitude of the crime." Jenkins said he and man~ thousa nd s or often frustrated colleagues on . the Scotland Yard force v;ould give a great Denlh l\'otlees . Or• M•Y Cl9•,....•'"'°· Oat1 of de•ll't, 1'uau1' Jl, ltn. Chft!lll 111r111<1 •nd In- '''"""'· TUHd•V 10:30 1' M , W11$lmlnit., M1morf1r P1rk Mo!"tU11ry and C1me11ry. Westmln,11r Mtmorl.i P•rtl Mcwtu.ry, Olr9C'lor1. WESTCIJFF MORTIJARY ARBUCKLE & SON 4%7 E. 17th St., Costa !\1esa 646-41188 • BALTZ BERGERON FUNERAL 110rt1E Coro na del Mar 673-9450 Costa Mesa 646-2424 • BELL BROADWAY MORTIJARY 110 Broadway, Costa J\1esa LI 8-3433 • McCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTIJARY • 1705 Llguna Ca nyon Rd . 494-9415 • PACIFIC YIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Pt1ortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach, CAllfomla 644-%71NJ • PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL Fl/NERAL HOME 7801 Bol1a Ave. We1tmln1ter UWSU • SMITH 'S MORTUARY 6f7 Mala SI. lluntlogtori Baca - ORANGE COUNTY • deal for the cotnplex com- muni cations system carried by the sheriff 's office. But Jenkins does not en vy the American I a w mall 's privilege of carrying a loaded weapon. "We don't want them," he said. "Of course, I can't speak for every British policeman but I am sure that the vast majority of us prefer things the way they are. In fact, we ha ve just two guns ln our division and they are Jocked very carefu1Jy away In a safe." DEADLY AMJ!USH Capital pun_ishment brings the same answer with the same conviction and the clean- cut young Briton believes that his views on the death penalty are shared by most London policemen despite the killing three years ago of three of their number in one ambush. "There haven •t been any sihCe," the 24--year-old bache-- lor said. "You can't judge the effectiveness of a law or lack of a law by just one incident and l believe that capital punishment would make very little .difference to the ap- proach of any criminal." Jenkins and his colleagues take pride in the British people's attitude to t h e i r policemen and the public sup. port they have always had for ter conditions, higher pay an protection throu gh the law for en who must go unanned into he most dangerous situa· lions. "Respect is there,'' Jenkins Said. 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' .. ii --·-qi beati1ll " ~ the!! ,ther' did n whipping a~ir, Bnlce, ·Br4&Y· and From TV Y~r w An1t0(1Jt~r . . •-ic!olid'fcr die Americans llllQIAluliiary.. . '40ndly 1be U.S. closes Olympic polo 'Toomey~s '1:2-y.ear Evolution ' . . r aplmt Italy tn. a 1ao>e wblcll.will ' clecJdo the -medal. MUNICH -·As we strolled around 1lie have· to ~ sametl)lng i!>o,lt ·all the ehilnces were ,_ but after the ltials I ·,~ ' track al tbe ·Olympic Sladlum here, Bill evenla," he says;·'; ~ed nil' mind.-· • v 'U.erg· S•op Toomey and l,dlatted about tbe,dlllera,it . '.'He says be. ·1111cloiipe• coosidfl'able ·"Now I tllinlt we won't do as weU as we . · e . . Iii ·cycles lie'a been through with UM{'OIXJll" Jl!'Wallon for ~ TN role hbt, IJll'h aa could.~ I figure we'll win six er seven pjcs,'~ ·in. 1960 when he watched ~mine -at mudt•datl on each athlete pld medals when we actually have I Jf ... ?9 •tlio Game. on•televlsion, kl the.preseot anc1 eam tvenli~.ls1PpUible ....tliich ... •poteotlal kl win llJ>r 1%. Why! Becawe ,. , ~ !-'\J w!)ed_ hj! will now be .een on TV u a, ~I· P<Tsnnal bests, · e,vent record, 1tadlum w. have · a yoong· team and one Iba I .or'&Jloooncer lor ABC. anll -Jd'riiarb, boJ>ljles, et<. hasn't tbown consistently well since the MN ~ISGO (AP,) -.John\lladl'a 0-Toomey, 32 .. tells lils Olymp"'-' evolu· "lthinkl')n·ayearawaylrommoving lrjals.• , ~~wn ,born~ kl Dove ·Wllllama tlon, at8rting In •eo, then prqitessin( kl ·• 111;;":' ~~!~~~:; ISM wbm he 11'1~ ,his llrlt•Gamt1• -* * * · a~ Rama Ir> a PUUooal li!ooe held In Tokjoo. , . Longtime gymnastic• •xperla aro Loa(UO ablbition came .Sa""'" 'l1lol built /'I' lo 1963 •lien: Wllfllm --· llJlng that llwia's '"'m .. Pot on the ~· !~ . ~. r~x-U.S. cha'1'J>IDn ln.fhe ' ' ·WHITE ,,..tes, aD·rowid perlomiance they'vt rt'l'M Tict!>ri wu ·~~live ~ _, beoame Olympic (Old ever....., when the Sovietl wr1Pf1$1 up 11111m _,,, 1'i' Tllo ·lnit.)11nor dial ef.o~ · · -WASH "-01 · ~ .. 14. • • . · •M ympic team gold modal Monday e· p a 7.7. Ile -be NI " ""'"""'' ,.,., C<1llld uy I've ~ nlght. ··~t ~,mldwq•m Utt ~TVi w1ict.: io Tv •nnounctr/~;be .i 1 ~ .And.ft wu 1 sight to behold. On the ~:nit ~ -Woll -·In JM!. "I -that ""ano I'll !)one, bOOO of tho oh: Reds IC.'Ored lower ~ ilfl Illa Loo.Angtlel llve and llep, -'-'J-•· -• In 1-,_ •--• Iba , Oftt ;~, J~·N~°lnlo ....,.... ..,,.,we "" "' ~vuull(& n U . 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' . ~ llJll tlnle -lut tlme I saw Ibo "fi Jib' IO al\DOW1Ce oiher •'PON On tha bars one ollppect and fell, get· tbe Qiarga:a oil lhe detilllbl and one 09.l<f day or track and ~ " be adnljll. ting an I.$, But the reat w.re at U '"' llnj'"11h.a lf.p"J9,,t'l·yard lllit1 1!Ult,"be~et. 1 ~'w.i ..inlM o1 how Allltricano-hlgh<'r.. · ,.,.... ru. by Qd ldwiirds ~UIJIYTqocnty would IIU1o•mova • '•wiJlfarW 1n'r;.;;;t;• 1 thl Qh-,_ Popllltr music uaed'by Iron OlrW• r ~ °"' drlva wldtb""" ~ abeod ~ bil TV career. • -a I vmP~. oounlJy ""men tn n-......... lnclaclld • ' . "lfllln1ltalnt1111dll)eWll'l<ba1glwtn ll'~lapoalmlstJo "I thoqbt before the~ from Love Story, Zoita the (lot llAM!I, Pip Bl) me a brood proopecllve al trlclt. Now I 1lle U.S. O\Ylnplc tum Jrtoll that our Greek and Lara'• Theme. . . • • Lluntington Beach Star Can't Overcome M~hap By GLENN WHITE Of tlle DMtr Plltt ll•ff MUNlaf -Jim Seymour, who as a fifth · groder finished WI In the Fresno City sprint champtOOSips, Saturday came within 12 on&hundredths or a second of wJnniol ,a medal In the XXlh Olympic Games. Dejected over his near·miM at a medal he so ~ply desired, Seymour found lit· tie .!Olace in the fact be ran 48.64 seconds -lbe fUtb fastest time in the history of ~I~ ~l~ MUNICH 1972 the world for the 400.meter hurdles. "No medal,'' he repeated se\'t"ra l times. 1'.No medal. It's all over and I go home with no medal." Uganda's John Akii·Bua \\'On in 47.82 to erase the world record of 48. l \\"hich Great Britain's David Hem ery set in 1968 when he won the Olympic gold medal. Hemery was third Saturday in 48.52 as American Ra1ph ~1ann placed seCond in 48.51. "That time is unreal." SeYmour said. "It Akll Bua C:a.J1. run that fast in lane one, he ou ght to do 47.2 running in lane five." However, IUCb statistics were of litlle matter to Seymour as he recalled the one thing which doubtlessly cost him a medal. - It happened when he slammed into the first hurdle, toppling it and momentarily ruining his strlde and rhythm. Seymour e!timates the mishap cos't him a tenth of a second. But velera" press box observers said it wouJd be more like two tenths. "I was really Jl41YChed up before the race and I guess I went out faster lhan usual," he said. "J should have realized how psyched up I was and moved those starting blocks back a few inches." As it was the Huntington Beach resi· dent ran a highly commendable race. After recovering his stride he went after the leaders, who by now held a .sizeable lead. "All I .could think of going down the back stretch was 'no medal.' " he said later. :Etut be was making up around on ~ -euera and u Ibey moved oU the fin'aI turn he was back in contention. So be gave it an he had and as they came over the next to last hurdle it ap- peared he might overhaul Mann and Hemery. They seemed to be struggling. he was comlnfl bard. Sl!ORTS The breach con~ed to diminish s\viftly but the finlsh"llne suddenly loom. ed and it was over. "I thought I had them when we came to the last hurdle bul they pulled away the last 10 meters,'' Seymour told the DAI LY PILOT. lfoy.·ever, subsequent re-runs o f television film showed he was gaining to the end .. In addition l() having hit the first bar-. rier, Seymour was competing under further handicap -that of having hid tG go all out lo·.wtn his semifinals heal f'rl. day. -An echo from -1he starter'• gun caused llliitlO-i top momentarily, thinklrig it was a recall : l3ut when he saw the rest of the field moving he took of,. "l had to run 100 percent the rest of'the way," ht said Friday. •Ie had hoped to run only fa st enough to qualify W save u•hatever precious bit of energy he could. "I felt It today in wannup," he said. "I 1e1t like I was com- ing off a tough race. "But lt'a all over now. No medal. t have a feeling this is my lut big meet." Asked lf he was glad it was over -the pressure, training and rigors of being an Olympian -Seymour replied: "If I had a worft enemy in tbe world I'd want him 10 go throuch whit I did Ill the lhret days of Olympic team trials and the three days here just for the nervoua 1train. "But I'd afeo want my beat friend& lo be In the Olympics for all tho IJ'eal things that happen." • Now he'll vacatloo brteDy In England with his wile before rotna home witho<it the medal which clearly meant 10 much and which was ao nearly bis. 1 Record Speeds Expected Grant Heads 33-car Fidd In Today's Ontario 500 By HOWARD L. HANDY ONTARCO -Jerry Gnni ol lrvlne bas the pole position for ioday's third annual California 500 at Ontario Mo t o r Speedway but Mike HiSs of Tustin may have the nlost precarious position in the starting field of 33 C8l"S when the race gets under way at 11 o'clock. Hiss qualified hls McLaren-Olly at 113.113 miles per hour on the first day o{ qual.WcaUons and sita in the middle of the seventh row. Directly behind him is the fastest-ever qualifier, BobbJ Unser, driving Dan Gumey's-Olsonite Eagle-Offy that com- pleted the 10-mlle or four-lap quaJifying with a record average speed of 201.374 mph. Unser, disappointed in his failure to q,ualify on opening day to take the pole pblltkm away from his All-American Racers teammate Grant, will be looking for racing room to move up In the pack in a hWTY -and he has the horsepower to do it. It could nlean trouble for those in front ot the featest qualifier at every American track this year and the first man in history to qualify on a closed- circuit track over 200 mph. Unser blew a pair of engines a week ago Saturday and was forttd to delay hi1 record-ehallering performance until the second day of quallDcations. Under quali· lying rul~ at Ontario, preference is (iVen kl fttat-<fay qualilieni Ind the best u ..... could fel WU tbe 23rd pooiUon in the ltlrtlng field. Sim Poeey or San Juan C.pislrano quallllodobil Eqle-Orry on the oulslde of the fourth row iritb a 188.W clocking and Rick Muther of Laguna Beach made the ltlrtlng (lid !rith .a.1111.990 speed on the oulllcle ol tbe 10th row. While UOStr 1s· worldni hl1 way up through th< pack Grant will be lavored kl take the early \eaa from bis front row compalrlOll, Peter Rovson and Gordon /ohncock. Grant's pofe,sltttnr qua,!.ltytna lime WU a ertdltablt !ill.600, Direct!, beblnd this trio are three font.er Indiana pol ii winnen. Al Umer, Marlo AndretU and A. J. Foyt. Unser and AndretU aro drlvlll( for another ' former Indy winner, Pamelb Jonu and if Grant falters on the get-away, he could find one of the second row ltal'terl ·lilll:e ing the early lead. · Today's TV For Olyn1pics In the interest of tbe Iateci pooal- ble programmlng information ..,. cura cy, the DAILY PILOT calls Channel 7 every mornirc .. for the da~'s 1genda. 1% noon -Basketball, <quootrtan. swimming (men'• 100 ff'eeetyle and 200 medley, women's llOO 1..-YI• and 400 relay). track and fltld (men's Javelin, 101000 and SO. ~~~~~~n ~alk ; women's 800.and 4 p.m. -Basketball, bo1tna, div- ing and volleyboll. 9 p.m. -Basketball, boxlnc, di., Ing, equestrian, •wlmmlnc, track and field, volleyboU and w~ll· ting (middle heavyw<l&bt).' • I . ' • • .. • • DAILY PILOT s...iy, ,$tjit..W l , 197Z ~ W ottle Saves ·nay for · U.S. • • , • }fUNlCH -Dave Wottle11 1elt knee held up for the gold medal Jn 1 spec- tacular 800-metu run and Bob Seagren lost bl.I final ba tUe of lbe a:reen Pole as &r\ ENt Gennan won the pole vault Saturday In the third day of Olympic lracl<-.nd neld competition. l\'.ottle; the :is.year-old Canton, Obio, lact. who like• to come from bthlnd, had to ~o jldt that in the fi nals of the 800. "1 just don't undentand it," he said lat:tr, after takln1o a rare victory lap. "! keep doUli thlltll """" and I keep win· nll'I&." WottJe'1 time wu l:U.86, a bit off the "''Grid record-equalylng 1: ... 2 he um et the U.S. Olympic Trfall 1 month ago. He nipped Ruuia'a YeV&eflY Anhanov ond Kenya'• Mike Bolt al the tape. Meanwhile, Wolfgang Nord wing won the gold medal In the pole vault for the first non.American victory ln an Olympic ainct Pole vault compeUtlon since the Games were ttvlved 71 )'ears ago. ~\~ ~l~ MUNICH 1972 Seagren, taking tht sliver medal, was bill er about not being allowed to UR hll new. green pale. "l'm bitter and mad. The competition simply w1m't falr. I ldtd a pole I ha d ntver v.Wted with," aald lhe Loa Angela world record holdtr. Nordwlg, duplle the swanii of coo- troveny, won tbe vault at 17-10\-1. and then went to 1&-0'ii for an Olympic record. AIJllOI! overlooked wH pert ll<nale S~J", ~~t German boulewile who earned the title of "world's futeal woman," running Ill front aU tbe "!!IY to win tbe cold medal Ill the 100-°"ter dssh. She was just oU bu own world record of 11.0, clocking 11.07 Ill be1Ung A,ustraill'• Roatltne Boyle and CUba'• 17·year-old aensaUon Silvia Cbivu. In onotber final event sglng but powerful Ludvik Danek of Czechollovakia ended Amertcsn domJna. Matthes Nabs Second Gold; American Swimmers . Shine MUNICH -East Cennany 's Roland back.stro ke by Miss Belote of Springfield, ed back which may dampen his chances Matthes heel.me a double gold medalist Va. It was an Olympic r~ord, be.atln& for added glory in the 100 freestyle and fbr his second straight Olympics Satur· her 1:06.6 set in Friday'• preliminarlea. 400 medley. day night, and American swimmers won Hencken, of Santa Clara , e:r:tended the Spitz waa whipped by defending Olym· the other finals as Melissa Belote, Cathy Olympic superiority of U.S. men with a pie champion Mike Wenden of Australia Carr and John Hencken came through in both the preliminaries and semifmals wtth victories. {)(}.() Saturday for the 100 freestyle. The lean, nawleu Matthes equalled ~ ~ • Although quallfyi.og easily !or tonight's world record with a 2,02.82 clocking in MUNICH final, Spitz said the back "ha! be<n kill· the 200-mete.r bacbtroke f i n 8 I 8 ,• ing me .. l knew what l had to swim to repelling his 100-200 aweep of the 1968 ~I~ 1972 ~~l!(Y and I did it -no more and no Mdlco City Games. --Spitz hurt the back while frolicking in a Mill Carr, of Albuquerque, shattered ~l~ mini-car at the Olympic Village amus""' one of the oldest swimming marks with ment area Friday. 1:)3.58, capturing the gold medal in Ute 'vorld recor~ 2:21.55 in taking t~.-men'! The Indiana Universi ty graduate will a---womens lOQ.meteLbreaststra.ke. '30,·•• .......... .:J.flJ b_reaststrg!g! ~ ~eda_1__.;,.., ___ ..;battle--Wenden-and giX-other -freestyle The Unlte-4 Stales women, heretofore , The U.S. has won seven golds in 11 finalists in que~t of an unpreeedented dominated by Shane Gould and her men's event!, including five by Mark fourth individual Olympic swimming gold powerful Auitrallan teammates, goL Spitz of Cannlchael, Calif. medal. another gold on a 1:05.78 effort in the 1~ Spitz, however, is troubled by a .lllrain· Monday, he is slated to awim on the Sports in Brief Pappas Tos ses' No-hitter; ·Ro sewall Up set by Cox CHICAGO -"My God, ll 's un- believable. I just can't believe it," Milt P,appaa kept repeating Saturday after pitching the first no-hitter of his IS.year major league car~r. PapPU missed hurling the 12th perfect game in baseball history by one pi tch whe.ri'. he walked pinch hitter Larry Stl'lhl wlth.t)Yo out in the ninth on e 3-2 pitch. But be retired another pinch batter, Gar- ry Jestadt, to preserve the n~hltter in an 8-0 Chicago Cubs triumph over the San Di~o Padres. Panm of New Zealand, 6--1 , 3-6, 3~, 7·5, 6-4. Evonne Goolang took Karen Krantike, &-3, 7·5; pretty Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale, swept past Martt.a Redondo, 6--1, 6--2, and Francoise Durr of France beat Kristy Pjgeo n, Danville, Calif., 6·7, 6-1 , 6-4. highly favored American medley relay team, bit third relay effort. He already has golds for the first two. The American women, who swept 11 oC 15 events at Meidco City, had won only two golds in the fITTt eight races at Munich 's Olympic .swimming ball before Sa turday night. Miss Gould, already a triple individual gold medalist for the AuMles, had the night off to rest for her 800 freestyle final tonight. Misses Carr and B<Iole both led all the o.I way in tbe1r races. Australia's best was a bronze medal by Beverley WhiWeld in the 100 breaststroke. '111e sensational effort by the 1S.year- old Miu Carr erased the world standard of 1: 14.2 eel Aug. 25, 1968, by Catie Bal\ 'of Jacksonville, Fla., in the Olympic Trials. RAM S • • • ~I (ConUnued From Pa1e Bl) "I knew I had a perfect game going,·• said Pappas, "but I szjd tq myself. 'Dog- gone-i f I'm go ing to gi~ to the batter' and take• chanc e on losing the no-hitter. Australian John Newcome, eliminated Eddie Dlbbs of Mi ami, g..2, 6-4, 6-3; Tom Okker of the Netherlands made quick \\'Ork or Harold Salomo11 cf Silver Springs, Md .,, S-1, S-2, 6-2 ; but Marty Riessen, Evanston, 111., had to work herd for a 6--3, 7·5, 6--7, 7.5 decision over hial Anderson of Australia. • ed on Mike Garrett's one-yard acoriog plunge late in the first quarter. The Rams tied the score midway in the second period, moving 70 yards in 11 plays behind quarterback Pete Beatbard. Les Josephson dived in from the one after setting up the score with a nine- yard burst. "1bose pitches to Stahl weren't that far off and I was hoping he (umpire) Bruce Froemming woulc! sympathize with me and give me a call. But they were-balls, no question about it." .,, FOREST HILLS, N.Y. - English gian t kille r Mark Cox st un ningly upset seco nd· seeded Ken Rosewall, 1-6, 6-3, 7-6, 7·6, Saturday in seoond·round ploy of the U.S. Open tennis championships, It Was ea sily the biggest upset in the fi rst. four days or play in the cham pionship that Rosewall won in 1970. Rot:er Taylor, another upset·minded Briton, took fourth seeded llie Nastase of Romania to a tie-breaker in the fi fth set before bowing , 7-5, 6--2, 6--7, 2~. 7~. Still another seeded player, No. 10 Manuel Orantes o! Spain, was extended to the limit before putting away Jonny Pro Grid Scores ' Saturday'• Re1alt1 san Diego 14, Los Angeles 13 New York Giants 'll, Philadelphia 12 New York Jets 9. Atlanta 3 Kansas City 20, De1llas 10 St. Louis 31, Green Bay 10 P\Usburgh 56. New Orleans 7 Deover 49, New England 24 Todny'lli Games Buffalo al Chicago Cincinnati at Cleve land Oakland at San F~a ·sco Monday' mt I low:ton al Minne ,,, WETHERSFIELD, Conn. -L e e Trevino birdied the final hole of tile &ee· ond round to finish with a 68 and lie Deane Beman for the lead in the $125,000 Greater Hartford Open goU tournament Saturday . Trevino, with a 3&-hole total of 10- unde r·par 132, was one-s troke of[ lhe pace after Friday's opening round. He fired four birdies Saturday after starting off with a bogey on the first hole. "If today's round is my worst of the to urnament, then I have an excellent chance to win," Trev ino said. ,,, CHARLOTTE, N.C. -Vinny Giles end· ed years of fn.i slratlon Saturday by scrambling to a one-over-par 72 !or a U5 total and a three shot victory i1 the U.S. Amatellr Golf Championship. Mark Hayea, of Oklahoma City, who shot a 74, and Ben Crenshaw. the pre- tourney favorite from Aus tin, Tex., with a 72, tied for second. .,, MONTREAL .1. Valary Kharlarnov 's two seeond·period goals, one of them a tie-breaking length of the ice rush, led Russia to a surprising 7-3 victory over Team Canada Saturday ·night in the opener of their eight:game exhibition series. The Russians, overcoming an early first·period burst by Team Canada - made up of National Hockey League players -withstood the Canadians' rough checking and dominated the game \vith their pinpoint passing and I remarkably effective de!eMe. After the touchdown, the Rama tried an onside kick that backfired. Oiuck DICUI of the Chargers recover!d the ball on the San Diego 45, and after a five-yard blast by Edwards, Hadl found Edwards in the clear and the Chargers went ahead to stay. San Diego rookie placeklcker Bill McClard missed fJeld goal attempts from 42 and 43 yards. An interception by Isiah Robert!On on the Ram 10 thwarted another Charger opportunity in the first half. The second largest crowd in San Diego Stadi um history, 54.433, turned out to see the Charger s defeat their Southern California neig hbors for the second straight year. David "Deacon" Jorres, longtime Ram star at defensive end, faced hil fonner teammates for the first timE: since he was traded to San ~iego in the of(. season. lDI A111t•1ts S.n 01"° SD-Oar~tt 1 rvn McCl•rct kick lA-Jotat>hlOA I n m RIV kick 0 7!)-l) 1 , 0 ~1• SO-Wll!11m1 50 l><IU lrom Hld1 McCll l'd ~!ck lA-FG RIV 11 l.A-FO Rl'f IS .............. Fl"t doWnJ Aum..-r1!"d1 P1111119 Ylrd• R1lurn y,..cl• PISll l Punh Pumbles-*lf P-llltt-Yt rd1 STATISTICS A1m1 " "·15' " " 10.Jf.O ·~ .. ,, (lltl'Ytrt " ,..,~ '" .. ,.JJ·I ,,, , .. )-21 May Baffles Baltimore, 2-0 Rudy May stopped the ll<ltimor< Ork>les on three hits Sa turday Ngfil and Bob Ollver sluga:ed a twD-run homer, lift in& the ('.alifom ia Angels to 11 2-0 victor} at Anahe,lm Stadium to further tighten the hedk, foUMfaY pennant w amble In .the Ameri can League East. Baltlmore still holds first place In the AL Eaat but both Detroit and N•w Yo•k are Juat a haU game blck and Boston is only one garie behind the Orlolt1. NaJ. 7·10, struck out nine 1nd walked one. Thi loser wu Jim Palmer, 18·7, wbo ltllfered ills flnt Jou to Calllornl• arter hur, thrte straight complete ,I"""' victories against them earlier thl~ season. · It was only May 's second caretr decision over the Oriolea -a team he haa lost to eight times. Angers Sla te AU ~·-OM KMl"C Intl ~l'Jll. :I Antfll VI, 11111-l;U "·'"· SHI!. • Antt11 111, O.itlW UI lf1U •·""-kpr. J OMn d1tw $tool. ' Ailotl1 •I Kl !\&11 CHY t :1J ""'· Palmer retired J 4 men ln succuston before he "" lifted for a pinc b-hltter Ill the seventh Inning. Ollver'a homer followed Vada Pinson's . I two-out !int tnning double. 'nle m1m· moth drive over the left field fence was his 17th homer of the year. CAl.l,OllJlllA 1. 1111 r 1t M lAlTIMOll• 11 r fll M Orleh :lb J 0 0 Alomtr 2b ~ I I I t l1lr (f ' 0 0 Bttrvcf !flt OIYll If A 0 1 PlnlOll If A 1 1 0 llOU..-ff lb J 1 1 t ~l"'Jb ,,,. 81~lor rl ' 0 0 1111.0l>I-lb • 0 l Jl'awt ll lb J o o C1rffn11 .. :i 0 0 I Eltll1br" ( J I 0 Torborl c :i fl 0 0 .. ,......... ) 0 1 St1ntvn rf 1 o t o "•lrMf• 1 00 llMf•• , ••• II vfonl llfi 1 O O HlrTltott • t 0 0 GJKUM • O O I 'fottl II O J l ol.t l'f t J I '"""""' 0 00 ••• 10 ....... Ctllfln'll• t t t It I t t ..t 1!-(1..a-L lO&-l1ltJmore; ,, C..lltiH'r!\a '-II ~llllOll. D1vl1. Hll--ll., Ollwt 07), T-1111. A-t,1U. ) ... tlon of tbe d1lcwl with a throw of 211~~- Donek, 35, made his wlnnfnc mart on his llnal IOU to edge lruatraled Jl'f Silvester of Orem, Utah, who took the 1Uver. Silvester, 34, wlnnlng bla first · O()'mplc medal in throe tr! .. , llldlcaled he WU lhroujh competing. Wottle said after ills 1old madal race that he likes to come fiom oU the pace but, "! ran terribly Ill the first :ZOO meters. l stayed out of. trvuble at the back like 1 wanted to, but I was 1ctually too tar back. For a Whlle, I thought I was &oing to lose the race. u The youngst.r, who la llao scheduled to run the 1,500-meten next week, conaiders the mile his belt rate. "I dcn't know whit I'm doing numing the balf·mile,'' be tald recently. U.S. Cagers Rally to Beat Spain,~ 72-56 MUNICH -The Untied Stat"' defen· ding champions broke open a tenacious Spani.tlh defense in the second half and .. trounced the Spaniards, 72-SS, Saturday nig ht , clinching a berth in the semi.finals or the Olympic basketball tournament. It was the unbeaten Americans' 1Uth sf{alght victory and el.st consecutive triumph sinct the sport was put on the Olympic program in 1936. ' Spain led until the final minute of the first half. Then Jim Forbes of Texas (El Paso ) scored a basket. putting the Americans ahe.ad, 29-28. The U.S. led at halftime, 31·30. Although the U.S., paced by Kevin POLE VAU LTER BOB SEAGREN SHOWS THE AGONY OF DIFIAT. • Joyce of J-lte. ~ University of South .. J:.•!l>JJn~.~J<.~ 1§-36 1ead seven.minltle•-Ra11 "Tesses 3·1aitter into the second hal~ the Spaniards pulled ----------------- • • • -. even at 46-4& and then 41J-48 with 9'n minutes remaining. Then the Americans, Jed by busky Jim Brewer, of the University of Minnesota began to click. The &-foot-9 Brewer broke the tie, and a few 'minutes later boosted the margin to 56-49 by scoring on a stuff shot. LA Rookie Wins Debut; Guard Tom Henderson (if New York City hit three long shots as the Americans broke open the game and pulled away. ,,, Dodgers ·Belt Cards, 5-1 MUNICH -U.S. Army Maj. Lones Wigger won the free rifle competition Saturday at the 20th Olympic Games. Wigger, -of ColumbuJ, Ga., and .Borb Melnyk of Russia each abot 1,155 out of a possible 1,200 paints. Wigger gained the gold because of a better last series. La· jos Pap of Hungary was third. .,, MUNICH -New 1.ealand led all the way to beat the United States bl the eight~ared final today as American rowers made their worst showing in Olympic historY. The silver by the eight-oared crew, co:r:ed by Paul Hoffman of the Virgin l!land.!, was the on1y U.S. medal Jn seven rowing events. East Gennany finished with seven medals, including three golds and a bronu ·in the eight-oared. v , MUNICH -Austria's Walter Legel became Saturday tbe second Olympic welghU!fter to be disqualified for doping. Oscar State, secretary-general of the IntemaUonal weightlifting federation, said the 30-ye8N>ld Austrian WU found to have taken drugs before the lightweight competitions Wednesday. State said an Austrian team doctor gave Legel the drug and al.so was being di'CIUaJUied. ST. LOUIS (AP) -Roo.kie l•ft·hander Doug Rau pitched a three-hitter in his major leasue debut S.tuntay as the Los Angel" Dodgers beat the st. Louis Cardinali, $-l. Rau, just up from the l'ilcilic Co.ut League, abo made bJs first National On TV Toda11 Channel 9 a t 11:15 League hit a nm-scoring triple in a fooz-. run second inning that wrapped up the decision. 'Ibe Dodgers routed rookie Dem Durham in the second when Willie Crawford walked , Bob Valentine singled and Bill Ruuell was intentionally passed to fill the bases. Steve Yeager cleared them with a triple and Rau followed wltb hi5 triple to center to acore Yeager. The Carda broke the ice in the seventh when Bernie Carbo and Joe Torre walked and Carbo scored on Skip Jutze'a single. Valentine bad three: of the Dodgers' nine hits and abo made the game's biggest fielding play, a diving back· band catch of Ted Simmons' oone- out, ·two-on liner down the third base line 1D the seventh. Yeager had only two hits in his first 34 timea: up in the majora before his triple to left in the AeCOnd. Rau took the first five pitches he saw In the big leai!Jes, running the count to 3-and·2, and then Baseball Standings . NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Ea1t Dlvllloa W L fcl. GB w L Pct. GB Pillsburgh ,, 46' .m -BalUmore Ill S8 .540 -Chicago ~ S8 .Ml 11 lldrolt 68 S8 .535 \\ New York M 59 .5211 14 New York Ill 59 .535 \\ St. IA>uis 6t 65 .484 18 \\ Booton 66 S8 .5.12 1 Montreal 58 66 .4i& 20\\ Cleveland · 59 67 -~ 9 Phi ladelphia 46 81 .362 34 Milwaukee 51 75 .405 17 Weat Divl11loa • Cincinnati 79 47 .6'll -Houston 73 5S .570 7 llodfers 68 58 .640 11 Atlanta 59 71 .454 22 San Francisco 56 n .438 24 Oakland Chlcalo Mfnn090la Kan,.. City An1el1 7 e:r:as WHI Division 74 52 71 54 62 81 80 65 S8 !8 49 71 .587 - .568 21\ .504 10\\ ,j80 1311" .480 M .3M 25\\ San Diego 46 80 ,3$5 ~ lotfoll f , KtnMI Cllr I N"" Ytrll f, (lllC9" l ClwtleN t. 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Jttu w. 1.0 Our~1rn l, 2·7 P1lm ... ll"H•••••IO t J I I l 2 1\11 • 4 ' 2 • •lt 2114l Fol~ert , 2 0011 lltrt 1 I o o I t H8P-trv P11m.r 2:0f. A-t,1:0. IRulMU). WP-put111rn. T- DEAN LEWIS BRAND NEW Jmt Arrived From Toyota MX J MODELS Come In & Test Drive Today Alto Anti. For Dallvory LANDCRUISERS MARK II WAGONS CILICAS . VOLVO •. "Dean Lewis" Wo Je1,. roo,. Volvos in Oron91 County thon eny other d11len hlp. EX.U1PLZ &A VINGS: S8890 MO. • • • • • • • DAILY PILOT ~I • Chec~g Out Coast Area Prep F oothall Teams . ' . . 1"111 61 ml JIN cd•t.••• .- 1111 ., ... ft1 ... er-. °""* -~ """" loohD .... ,_b -.. ...... lo ....... h..._ " -Dal. TwM<!o)' --lonL•tart ~ .., llld bere•1 .... tblnp .,.. lhlplq up for Ibo IJ.,... -: C-tlelJlfar Buo)'lld by .. lnine Le~gwi clwn- plomblp In 1171 and an unde! .. ted oopbomoro team. coodl Dave llolland'a Corona del MJr S... XlJ!CI aro nady for Tu...SU'• -dr1lla. Tht Sn Kings under .... t I weU of llMCl>dld""1ng, now l!Jey're acbeduled Lr ~ COlllUI -at I a.m. and I p.m. dally. Returning to tile fold are 11 nntty let· termen and tile total -numll<n 7S IDr thl nn!ty IJlll junior nnity, Corona de! Mar hat lost no one 'Iii tho tnnsltl' route, nor did they gain - "We.,. just been walt!nl for !be con- tact,•. aid Holland during the - dltlonlng perl9<L "Mosl of what we did In that opan was led by our aeolcn. We've bad a good -llCbool program here. ''Mainly It .... simply a wetk to gel back Into the routine alter lall:lng I .... ple of weeb off," adds Holland. Corona del MJr ope111 up with rival Newpcrl Harbor -Sept. 22. Cost. ltfe•a A -k!•tt for ~ II Mall -·~ • !-ID, 1*""""11-fioom • Lw.Amlpe--11Jgh. Antooel1I la a&o • tlcter. EdllOll will work out In contact from I Lin. to f p.l!l, 11!th I ret! period durin( midday, Mart Weather1>ee la belq held wt ol eontact for the lint three w..U due to tbe lnken Jaw b1 ncdved In IUJtllJl<I' leaiue pusing actlotl. .ff.e'• 1 tealor split recelver. Asaro oays lh<r<'a no real IUlPri!es In .~p, . wllb tbe oceptlou ol tbe 1wo tnnafen. "Wi'ro COO<~ with oar depth and of couno wa'U need 1 lot ol belp In our olfemlvt and defenalva llne," aaya the Ola<gen boss, wbo beg1na blo second rear at tbe beJm. Estcwda 'Ibo Elglea ol coecb Phil Brown begin lwH.Cay contact workoula Tuesday with lbe empbaala geared toward Meet lhe Eagl" Night II Newport Harbor High Friday night at 7. • Brown bas IO candidates out (or the varsity and junior varsity and 1hat Iota) Includes 10 varalty lettermen from lbe 1171 equad. • '1We're about ready for the pads," aays Brown. •1frank1y we're a little tired of running lor the aake of running." Estancia'• fortunes for the '72 1eason ROY BRUMMETT Huntington Belch Heritage High. He missed last year's varsity season but ls ready to go now. .. Marriner mlgh~ possibly be ln the class of Jim Kuhn,,. uya Akins. Kuhn and several other blue· chippers led Laguna Beach to the Ctestview League championship In 1968. Marina toot an upswing when Servile High 'lbree promising transfers are In the transfer Mike Magner made his 1P-VJ.kings camp as coach Leon Wheeler peannce; He's Inked In for duty at heg1na bis third year a1 Marina High. quarterback and bis (lrtl<llCe gives the Injuries In tlte topllom<n ela!silication Eaglet 1 aolld ofleoslve punch In the Whaeler will put bis team through their and the Jost of two aolld Unemen put a backfield w:IUt All-league returnee Dan paces in two-a-day workouts, but the tbedow on ec.ta Mesa mgb's Mustangs PrlnceoUo at running back. limes are not .set because of Possible con- u they g1n1 for Tuesday's Initial contact A major setback haJ occumd with the fllcts with faculty achedules a n d •--· meeting>. . teSS~. Joss of Scott DeVrieS for the sea.son. Coach John Sweuy'1 troops wlD. work DeVries. a starting defemlve back, will 'Ibe Yikes will, however, be going in out wl1b triple ....ions alated. They'!) •0 mis! tlte mt1re aeuon due to an opera· lite morning and ft.4 l'Dl. In pads 1t I Ltn. and 5:30 p.m. and will lion on bJo aolde three weeks ago. Lompoc letterman Frank Kalin (S.11 ) also wort out ln aborts at 1 p.m. In all, Brown has 180 plsyen ln the 200 ... ) gives Wheeler some a~d1Uonai Sophomore Pete JUcban1aon la lost for loottlall program. When he r<tumed to ~ In the llne and two nlllDlllg hock the aeuon after IUStalnlng a broken neck Estancla ln the fall of 1989 to assume the candidates have moved in. In ao accldtn! 1t tbe beech recently. bead coaching job !be Eagles bad 115 In They art Steve Weisbaup, a 160- And IO))bomort Koith Bateman'• the ovmll program . powlder from HigbetU IIlgb and John BOB HIVNER Mission Viejo fng out a way to mold his 1972 edition of Monarchs into a winning combination without some of the . imposing size the Mater De.I has boasted of in the past. "We're an awfully small team this year ... and frankly I don't want to see any strong winds around here," quips Woods. "And we only have four returning 1tarter1 back," says the Monarchs boss. He puts his team through two-a-day contact drills beginning Tuesday and they'll be on the fleld usually from 7:30 to 11 ~· and 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. with an hour of the kicking game taken in at 2 p.m. Woods lost linebacker Dave Burkhardt, '9.1lo left the teap for perscnal reuons. Blit be'• pickett" up a transfer in John Dudek, a 175-pound sophomore from Milwaukee who may fit into Mater Del's plans at split receiver or defensive back. The Monardls have scheduled their an- nual chicken and bean9 football game at peuo with lbli 1oa o1 ClllJd Jim n...., · 'Ibo -will -t out tran •u for poalbfy lour -U. -· Joli, YO o.m., 1-1 p.m. Ind wnp it ap rill a jt, la camtM M.lo<..Cleslmw..Leo&ue-two.t>wr C\'enlng .aloo at either 6 or 7. ~~I•~. be can recover llom • htraia ll•ltH!nlilr "The kids looked pretty good through Seven tnnofen, lncludlq 1 eandlda~ p~tlonlng week," says Hivner, for the qullJ'leri>ack job, are tn !be no-· "moo\ ol them reported In good shape.'' Jans' football camp u Unlv•nlty Rith Hlvner bas • revamped coaching staff coach Je!T'f Redman readies blo troopc witb tbe los.s of Chuck Galio and Myles !or contact Tueoda7. Corrigan to Servlte. New coaches in The Trojans wUl wort out two boors tn Hlvner'a slalf include , Mack Moore lhe morning (I) and alternoon (4) wftb (formerly ol Bell IIlgbl, Paul Pedigo Thunday•a mornlnl ....ioo billed for s. (formerly of Estancia High) and Dick Redman hat 33 condldates for ibe Robblru: (formerly a varsity bead coach varsity and included ln that num• Ire at Monrovia High). 17 lettenoen from the 1971 varaJty. N....,,.....t Harbor Tops among the tr&n.!en.1P1><m to Newport Harbor High coach Don Lent reflects a lot of the area's football coaches' attitude as his team girds for 'I\Jesday's initial contact session for the 1972 season. "Our kids are in good condition, but \\·e have to see them in pads." s.1ys Lent, who is starting his second year at the Sailors' helm. He'll put his charges through their paces at 9 a.n1. and 4 p.m. daily during the two-a-days with a scrimmage at La Jolla Sept. 16 completing the first two weeks of contact. Lent has 45 candidates £or the varsity and junior varsit y and included are 10 returning varsity lettermen and one blue chip transfer. The latter is J im Neidhart, a 6--0. 235- pound senior from Katella High. Neid.hard will be used at tackle both ways and Lent says he expects him to fill a rather large hole vacated by All.CIF lineman Terry Albritton. Two possible sore spots are Pat Millikan and 1t1ike Thompson. Millikan i3 hobbled by a hip injury while 'lbompson'1 duty may be limited to a back problem. "The first thing we have to do is dig in- to the fundamental.!:. And we need to rind 90me receivers for our i-sser (Steve Buk.ich) to throw to," says Lent. be Ed Poirier, a junk>r Crom North Tor. r~nce. PoU:ler is a S-1 , 200-pound tackle v.·1th experience on the North Ton~ sophomore team. Anothtr tack.le candidate b: Crtg Noo!13n, a 8--0, 190-pounder fron\ We.st Covina. Miko O'Lout!hJin la the <hap who ~ become Wtrumental for Univeraity at quarterback. He was the No. 2 QB ·at Chatsworth High last year and is a junior. Other transfers ere AI Stepbens (225- pound sr.) from Estancia, h-1ike £c. clesone (S.0, 160 jr.) from Mission Vlejo, Mark Whltlng from Costa Mesa and Westminster High's Bill Waltrip (M 14.1- pound jr.). ' "We're awfully lhin up front" uys Redman, 0 but half our playen 'ahowed up ln e:icellent condition and the other half isn't too bad eitMr. Generally we're pleased with the current slluaUon." Westminster One of the amallest tumoul.l!I fur varsity football In Westmlnst"' High'a hlllory facts coach Bill Boswell. Othen ohould he so lucky. Boowtil hu 59 cancUdates to fill the blll followlng the Lions' 1971 &inset Ltagu. championship season. the Santa Ana Bowi Saturday San Clemente Included In that total are 17 rt!Umlltl varsity le&tenntn with a couple · Ol outstanding All-Orange County tan. tullinl duty la In doub! Ill'! bla~king out ~~Brown say• hla-stafr.i major tut la to-~ll!!!!y,_.a.Jny_ear_letlerman. (s-7, 160) ~ •• · oriil being JioSPltall!eil wider lhtenslv• fashion an offensive llne to replace 1,.t liiiiii Boston. Both are senlora. care. year's formidable contingent. O n I y Marina ~ the aervlces of Rick Th~sophomores and freshmen go at it 8.t s:so&ndlhiVaffify caOOldares collide --New co&~h All ie Schaff will have bis at 7. Ticket! for adults are fl.50 and San Clemente High Tritons undergoing "lfldates In camp. -"-~. -.,.., ___ -- The L1ona get down to contact aeslionl Tuesday with workouts stated for 1:311 a.m.·and 4 p.m. . . ' I Two lettermen tactles, Brian Fond.let eenter Vince Klees returns u both Rowley and Jim Wendell due to transfer and Ron Parker, are lost to · the guards and tackles spots are open to non-and a broken wrist. 1be Jetter Isn't ex· ldllstangs. Fondlck translerred to Sall varsity rtturnlng slarlers peeled to see actioo during the first four ~ City and Parter bu dec.ided not to ,_, games. 'll.•Y· • Fountain Valley Wendell, a IO))bomore. broke bis wrist Two tr1n1fen are hi camp, bow ever' In a touch football game. and Ibey are Mike Patteno.i:_~· JS!ll~k) ... ~~,.!°C1!'<1L!.°':"11'v•r 11r11 .. ~ ti~""•, "There is an unknown factor about the from Ohio and Estancia u&Q•" -.._ -· am ~·~ •-u kids up from the class le811l! and about Herring (HI, 170 Jr.). coacll Bruce Picklord'• Fountain Valley 15 Individuals wbo we have to find 001 u SW'8J1 hat 1J returnlnl letlenntn, Barons begin cont.ct work Tueoday Ibey can play football. altllough bis total equad count !or vanity fpllowing a week's loll in prt-<:On-"But I'm looking forward to this year. and junior vanilf la only n . . dJUonlog. This is a team that can he very com- "We hive ICIZD• quality kids, but_ ~ The Barons are set to take the practice parable to our first year here (the 1970 enough to make us happy at thil pomt, field at 1 a.m. and 3 p.m. daily. uasoo). We don't have anyone who taya S"""'J, "and tbe kids art In prMty Two top proopecta bavt been lost to ii> thinks he's ae great be can't he reptac- 1ood ahape." jury, however. ed," sums up Wheeler following his Dana BIO. Broce Hernandez, • · ~. 150-pound team'• weelt o! pr&condlt!olling. junior, lllffered a eevere wrestling Injury during the lllllUller and la lost !or the oea.oon while Bill Ogden la also lost. Coad! Tony Leon of Dan> Hills High 1!111 be abol1 " nntty lettermen and lbere'1 not tllO many aeolon to be loomd, but be taoi burllnl from lack of numbers aa blo Dolph!na ready' thelll!elves for Tuesdly'a Initial contact -ion. Ogden, another smoU (~. 150 pounds) running back counted on !or duty alter tolling on the 90phomore team last year, was injured during the summer. Mater Del Coach Bob Woods of Mat..-Del High School is in a QUan\lt'Y tbete days, ngur- , students $1. triple contact sessions beginning Tuesd<iy following a successful · week of pre-con-Mbslon Viejo ditiooing. 1be Trltons boss has 45 candJdates for Coach Bob Hivner and hi.a Mission Vie-the varsity, including 16 returning varsi- jo Diabloo will begin two-a-day contact ty lettermen. .sessions Tuesday with the empha!i.s AU-league defensive back Jerry Key (6- geared aroUD<l finding a replacement for l, 170 sr.) from Bonita Higll is in camp the graduated Auudre Holmes at running and Schaff ays, "We tllink we can work back and shoring up last year's defensive hlm lnto our .setup -maybe at end ." setup. Schaff lt plea1ed with his team's con- The Diablos will take. the field at 9 a.m. ditlon, ttut ls concerned with the O\'erall and 3:30 p.m. daily. Hivner has 50 varai-depth of talent available. ty and junior varsity candidates and In-"There are a lot of question marks eluded in that tumoot are a dozen varsity right now, it's just a matter of trying to lettermen from the lg'Jl contingent. put things together this first week of con- A top prospect arrivejl in camp in the tact," says Schaff. "We've run a lot of form or transfer Bill Henry. Henry is a·G-tests for ability during pre-conditioning, 2 195-pound tackle-linebacker candidate now It's a matter of finding oot who can ,rith all-state credentials from Ari1.ona get the job done. where be played at Mojave High. "In quite a few areas it'• reaUy quJte a A ietback in the Diabliosi'iifoi;irtiiuiinei;isiiaiJ>'iiiinitbuiiiiouaiiiitbini'igi,'i' ibeiiiadidsi.iiiiiiiiiiii "Moat of the !tam la In intty aoocl shape at thll point," says Boswell. "We 've put in a lot of hard work durlQI the ~UoniDlf period. We uaecl 1lla mornings for test!~ e.ight different areu and also Included welgblllltlng and IOlllt exercises. "ln the afternoon it WU I lot of bleacher runs ~ weigbUlftlng, a p1'fltty intensive program," adda the LloDI coach. Top• In the Individual ca1egory at Westmlntla' appean to be reoeiver Gary Maddoca. llladdockt llCO"lllted !or 11111 yards in ncepllo111 II I junior and la I f. 1, l~ tptedlter. 0 He has fantutic 1DIWll," 11)'1 &<well, a fallow wbo llltlally == too much oo tbe m<tlla ol hit early. · The Dolph!na, working out at San Clemence !Ilgh, wUI begin contact ... rt with 7:30 a.m. and 2 or 2:30 p.m. double -with Ill varalty and junior varsJ.. ty eandldates. Pickford bas 15 varsity lettermen in camp with two-year lettermen Les Becher and Dale Peterson leading the way. 1 Becher, a linebacker-fullback, wes Fountain Valley's leading ground gainer ID 1171 and Peler!oo la a ii-I, 20t}jlotmd YEAR-END -SA ' • And ollhougll they have no returning lettermm from San Clemente'• vvsity of 1971 and It'• an aIHopbomore and ' junior team wlllch will compete In the Oranp League, they areni completely obut out of varsity experience. Transfer Llllco Thorpe from West Vlri!lnla (!-1, 170 jr.) la a varsity let· 1erman and ftguret In the Dolphins' plans. The Vall majority of Leoo's crew II made up from blo 1971 sophomore fool· ball team at San Clemente !Ilgb. "'Ibo kids reported In amazingly good tbape. Then'• no ln)uriet or big prob- lem• and we're pretty atldled with '!!bat -got done lbla "'"°' • aya Leon. IDa btgat problem at tbla point la tile lacll ol equipment. E•bow ,,... .,_ made tlleJr a_,ance at JP.dlaon IIlgh during Jn<:Ollditlonlng -11 ooadl Ylnce Asaro and bis atalf awall 'l'llmdaY't comact "°'IL From ·san iln!ldlco 11 Bill Elliott, a J I 1061J0111111 jmllcr tlClla. And Santa Ana ii llfllltmCOllli!batOdJolm ~ .. ·~~-· Dll&· gan 11 o eendldate. , Today's Sports On Television 11:10 Lm. a. -DODGERS llASEllAU, -'Ibo lAlt Angel., Jlo4«orl meet Che Cmllnala In SI. LoalL . . I p.m. (I) a. -TBNN1S -The -.n and !be '"""'"'" -Pancbo Gomala and Oril ~ -' an proWed. Abo, hlgbllgbla of h mon't 11na1t ID the 1971 U.S. Opiii: I p.m. (I) a. -PM FOOT· BALL -The lAlt Anget.. Rama "' tbe a.ram In an •hlbtuoo ..... taped Saturday at Sin Jlleao. ' p.m. (J) a. -oou.EGE 1'00'l'BW. maauom - Jl1&lill&blo " !be 1171 -Bowl pma bet•een the Mlcblgan WOl...inet and tM Branford CordlnalL • ,,. p.m. (I) a. -COU.EGB rooTBW. -The Ua.A Bruins -tbe uSc'1'roJm la o Pldllc- 1 pme taped latl - I linebacker-guard. "We've worked very bard," says Pickford, "but lt'a the ame old atory, Some of the boys have shown up ln ex- cellent condition and some didn't wort as bard u we'd liked." H•ntlngton Beach HunUngtc)n Beach'a. 60th vanity foot- ball team (there were none In 1963 and '14) 1a· lhe mystery team of the Sunset League u new coach Roy Bnmunet1 and b1a Ollen prepare for two-a-day contact ltSSionl begiimlng Tuesday. Bnnnmeu ,... pleased with bis teem'• eflorta In pre<:<>ndltionlng and bas 1l1ted two-Haya with times varying. Re does count on plenty of night work, however, at the Oller stadium. "Th< kids reported in pretty fair shape and we've worked them hard," aay1 Brummett. .0 Now we have to find the people who want to hit, and to find that out you have to pu1 on the pads. 0 We're looking for tackles and we're a JiW.e short OD li7.t!. C- "But we ha•e 1 p~_ty .eood idea where our !""Pl• will play, Bu1 of cwne we'll knoW 1 1rt•t deal more after that first contact," aaya Brummett. Brummett bu 48 candldatet for the varsity and junior vanity, Including eight vanity lettermen from the '71 con- tingent. It'• a young turnout, with only 1 dozen eenion ln camp. A promlllng 1rF.fer arrived In Bob Santor!, a il-11, 111>-pound fullback· linebacker from San Marino High wbere be played OU the oopbomont team. . IMp-Bellf!IJ All opUmlJ1lc font [WIVOlla ot La(Ulll Beach !Dab w1-coach Hal Akins prepam to oend bla 1q111d Into double contact drllla Tue!day. , The Artlsta will undtfl!O tw .. hour wofkooti 1t l :IO 1.m. llid S:!O p.m. dally and Akint' ocmlldtnce la bolstered by I ~ gain In the overage starttr for 1-lll Beach. "Wa'ro quite atislled with the mµita IO t.1" 11YJ Ak1na followl.ng a week of .....-iODIAI. "It's not bow much you do, but ho!r 1'dl ,..·re doing It." Illa IQUICl II 11t1D allm !n'mnnben, totalinl ODIJ ,., ~w • ..,...to11a In the 1111 ahortly and ................ " -~ 40 candldatas by the tlmt acbool lllarll,' Ill'' Akins • Mded'IO 1111 Arlllta' atablo la lrlntler Davt lllrtln and Da'9 -· . . Mattia Jt o • poalllf. N Junior who llao -•I ~ alllCI J1111W'7. Marrillar, • nmnfn( -. la from ALL 1972 MODELS • • • ..._.MONTEGO GT___. PERSONAL "CAR OF THE YEAR" HARD TO FIND EXCITING STYLING ONLY A MONTEGO GT CAN OFFER YEAR END , $DISCOUNT$ 1973's ON THE WAY! MUST MAKE ROOM! EVERY CAR IN STOCK PRICED TO SELL NOW! • • • • • UNCOLN- CONTINENTALS MERCURYS COUGARS COMETS CAPRIS 60, 1972's To Choose From ... BUY NOW! ·~· C011•!V• romav of Flnt can• Romo Of The New Car ••• "Golden 'l'Ollf!lt" ROIM ot '!'be n ... c.r • , • ''Ge .... I'_,.,. . J 2829 HARBOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA. • 640-5630 ~ ' • .. • • I I • • 4 DAJ.LV ~T -w ¥'"!:!· ~ l , 1972 Grossmont Tabbed ·01y1•1pie Ga111es Results: - I • As M ' B Url'llf~~llltlllt~tl'I ,.......,....,,...~ I• ss1· on s . . est i:=.-. ~~"-=; . .:.-c::·.t/l .~w.;.~." ..::. =-:-t, 1: II g:.~t-~1fli~"tE:I: .. · & ... 0--ll 11 '1 't P. ..-,,. !Id. ... t ' It.,_ •-t fi ..........,, N ... :l'.)I. ._ ·~ l r I =-.~~li:l;\"..o;'~ A l'llJIOOwn M ..,aloo •ISG en •ll«>nltrtnet Mlec> 1 C.nltttnc• tea1111 : lion. • ~ rr.eJc -• Field () R OS S M ON t -Deva J(ey fmlunrn Include all-• .g.,-l J MO• Jor11ao formerly ol St.' Jolm ctr qu.ttterback foll kt Rundle, , • ' I I ~ , . lloJCO HI"" School •1111 Cal who cap both run and throw, '' I' .~ ·~-~ -"':'f.!" •• •• the ~ llg)lt end Dov• I =-·· ... . . ~ Sllte (~lerton), wor~ at ao•~-n •nd. n 0• P 0 u 0 d 1'1:'.!L'-' ' bifBUt I in the con-'!'~w I ~ ,... "· .,..... ference • may have ;.lbt Unebacker LlrTy Maxarl I 1::~ 1.~~ ~''t&" -1 •-•ent. Adds Jordan: •·we•ve _,, a I &::: 1'1~· r,~ •. ' ,.; ,._ ~ a-i ~ 11. AlkiMMI. ..,.. "", toi.r 17 .. ,. 0 We'\I• aot. • llronl ball •tronc ball club, buf it .u <-0(5) club." Jordan c::onceclH. 'l'btl d ' p e n d s on how OUt . beat of the GrlfflDS •ppe>r jo quarterbaol<s meture. Wt'VI O.OltGE HARTMAN ""~ •-!' ' f J · 1 , be •11-cor>fer•DCe cuard ·DOn ' got fine receivers •od ... ·11 bt So<ld!Wck C:-Ch ""'"M I MUNICH Buck JllOl ,....,, team •ll· 100 percent bt\ter than we --------• •r.:i_alif: I I 'I 0 · ' 1 _ 972 · eoriferace' fullb8ck Ton 1 were last year." ~ Harper, • 315-pound<r, •nd s.IDDLESACK -Gifted Sllll I clelen1ive back Steve West, qu.ttterback Bob l>ulich Jeadl AJamilos "!: 119 1 --,---- What's:.Doil)g OJ1tdoor~ JIM NIEMIEC Deep sea fishine remains very good along tlle eniin coast· tine u ang1m att Plckinc up • mi.J:ed bag of. alt water gam~ filh. Party boola operating oul of harbor 'landings ar• flsblni tile kelp -· And llala and outer Islands with l<ib of action ao lap for anglers. -and madlonl ""' makln& up lhe major part of the daily eatdl<o bul 101DO bJ& yellowtail, bonito and barracuda •re allo ,being landed. 'lbe c:eUoo and aand bus bite 1tlll rt· tnalu vtrY gaod and a 1ood obowinf of blf Spanish mackerel k-filbennmbuoy. ' Water and -bal~ condition.I are very good and fishing should be · productive through the month of October. There 'is still • very aood chance that.the yellows will build up fn local . waters and If. the n .ter temperature wat'Dll up • few more degrees, h big yellowfin tuna could be filhablo a few miln off tbt -·- lino. , M~Hn Covnt BuUtb • contingent of 24 returning -~ ,~~J::."'::.11 • • W eJ91atllftliag , lettermen to help coat h .._, • -t • hit cw.,.,.,, ~ 1-1.· L~_.., vwv.. UIM M•••••iM• ,11u1 George Hartman lrriprove on a ~ 2· • ~. J:».11. ,_ ~;-;, .. "G. Hlll'!Mn>. iv,. "' ·sktl'I.. '· ~ "-,;-1.nt.tJ MVlldl 1·3 record. R • • lotf1~r~~:f.'05~~~ •rMU111 ~v . c.i:: H=~: ~~-~•>.~ o1rms.11. Jli' • '1~~ acing 2:M.71 • ._ Tqtll,. HU!W«Y t ::IJ'A. :HM ...... •· ~I,. C~u.J1H-'-1AH.Jl..i._~att.. H1111111rt· 1.11. Dulieh passed for mote than ' ' HI~ -I. T...,ui, JIN!lo 1123.a, Wlrtllur9i~henll!'ld; :-'""G]\to. t. (. ltftfS... I o.tqi.;v1•1 2 J"" $.. ·1000yardslastyear ·andwill 1~, n~.'2:f::11.~ ~m.~ :,4 ... •.,0 .. =····~•"= ~;.._,; 11'1f...a: f: &ve his faVorite rtcelver, l:"'tl:li. t.~T2:#;~ "$iu.~. i.' ~~c..u~~ft'"l•l'I. ·n. · DDfl•~: !!!Jt~.ni""'~~lt t~t;r,(11!; ~. Bob Ila ·-~·-· Results . C•f*ll. ~)O ..... sm111& • w. :.'"stui ~IN L ·111y, l,OIA,Ot. ... Pl1u1r, A~lrl•: tri ... ,. Uu.::rt ri:;~1ung, ii#;'~,t~Tm J:GM-1• •• o.n.t. Cltc~•·••ll-M.•L .1r.s'i'M.MfcMl!klttllltt,IMI',...... alonJ with defensive tackle Kl.t 1:. 1, Wlfllii •1~ ,1......... ~· OrMit "''..._ *"" 31. ,,_._ fl . rtt1M '"" .,.._. ..., ~~-cummm' gs a11~n1erence ·-~--o.rnw.,y, 2:2f.A!. a. s~~-... ,....,.. .. c..-tJM. --swu .. "v r'lf' 11..,..... krlec! , ~. 2.:» ..... " O'C-· ,alff···.~'ili,.S. ,-,~~llfl4•~20~ laU two years ago. . ci.1r ,. ""' . ~~,..,f.~~;,,s:,:~·\19'<~ 8!1:J: ii;,;r.iJ1~·~.·T:m:-""~ n::·· ,.~,.''I"' Hartman also picked up a ci:i:~~.·~;.~j:.'.:••v•r~ .. ~i:=!iun:d~ A11.-nt1.,.. :r:,...u. :.!,....~,.,.~1, $: ,· lr.ir.,tz.M .• iu;._!~1,.: <•...-. ,t..,..,tu111.l coqpte er freshrl)an 'gems in CllllntTown (Ad1lrl f .• .t.00 t.JO tfMf 4 -1. c.,_.i., 1Hm.. 2•1$... H~;ry 1 I lllrt'.. ~u.-· ~urlj. ll~~'jlrt~FMJ:'111.-r1:=: butly line.bacter Bill Madden "«11~1bDtr !"•"'""> •·• '·'° 2. 1Ce1lnskf¥, •u~t11, 2~21.00. 3. :r,.,. 14.. L-Hi. N._ zu1ancr, 1i3. , .. ,..1911 11 'A'".r: • h.; r 1, r •. f Sa Cl nd . P...PMlll (f>•rntrl 2.20 Ttll•ll•rO'tl, l~rl•, :r::I0.27. •· --M--'''" "'~:r,-·-, • ,, ~''"· 0 n emente • ~·nn1ng H1Um1nn, Wtst Germ1-, 2:32.40, •· .,_ ·-·.1 ,.. Tl~ -11.•5. •••• ••olo·" , "'' "'• ,,. t. AkU·8u•, Ua1nc1a. 1-'d rKord. d9 td~khuu. "" 1;._,111. back Aundre Holme! 0 r AlllO , .. -Go 1"-M (;o, Vec:k•llt, Enoi•nd, 2:'iA'..J1. :, •. Kec:11.' ~~:r-; .. ,.n by H..-n•rv.· E11tl1nd}. t. ~ft... ~.II. '"'"'· 41effftH ,)CK ... h k · G~ln Dr11m. COii TIMI Loi, L .. 1'1rr. 2:31.47, ,..,., ... 11 • .l. ~. Erogl1Nf1 •·'J: ....,.... s-1..,_Hfit Mission Viejo, t e top bac ID scr•lc"8d _ Fimllv ,..,,,,,, Lucky Ht11 s -t. Clllrdtkw, lluui1, • "'-· MllNlflf1tt911 a..u.. .,....._ 1 • t«I J, 1u 6 1 the , coun•u afi.sta'r aame s1111o11. t>tt>r• 2_ -'Mv 0om 11, 2:z...21. 2. JM. ,..,. .lite, :r:».fl. L ltkhttr. Wttt .:Gwm•ny 11.:11. '· •-~n~&t~'&ou~icor..~ d~1:c. V 8 Mldr!l;l'll SPffd, Mr. MVrlll. f'loLo, 8r•1ll, 2::11D.Jl. 4. H'lldatn;y, G•v1H11'1ko, R"'9!1, ...... 1, T1lorbl.. c::JM ,IWIC9 receJiltlY n hNll 1 ClllM T-11 & .. ....,,.,.. ~,,, G.-r,,,.ny, :l:32.4'. 5. Jtlrr'IQnl, GrMC•, .ff.Ui!\ ~"•ur•·· I0.25. ' • •••11 CITR~S -JOhn StryCula it """""• "" in.... 2 il~·1",n'_7:~.S4~:1"::.;:: •· w.m.. c":t-~:., 1:u.t. t. llk!fte..,... Qt!. CtUI., :r:)UI. :r. Ptn kln, ll11$1.I•, At!lllnov, ltlltlu, l:U.t. 3. loll, IC-Fenellta Ont ()f the Jeague's mo:st SICOMD UCI. fOO 'flrds. 3 VHr 2::M.n . J. J•rvl.-, ,luslri/I•, 2:'1.13. 4 y1, 1: .... 0. '· Ktf!IP9r, Wnl G.rnMnv, IMIYhlMI w,,.M;.Y. •.i1t res....uoted coaches. but Citrus •d• a. up. c111m11'1g. P'u•s. '7000. w1111t1k.... c111a41, t:».n. 1• 1:.,;.s. s.. ouk .. 1emy1, 1:"-5. '· cir· •lrlt •lkrllll•tl• •wM ,,...... M19iw,nlrno11S (Ad1lrl 4.40 J.4'0 7.70 Vln~"-rlloet1, ll1l"lum. :l:'6.H. f , l•tr, kt. 1!119l•nct. 1:'6 ... 7. KuPCryt, 111..,.... M.-1111 ... A-'c•llfi Hl't'l Will bave a difficult timf C{)Jn-Ch1rgl111 C"-'11f IW1tson) I.Of 1 . .0 Wn Germ•nv, 7;:M.ff. 1. H=, Pol1nd, 1:47.1, e. Fromm. 1!11t Gt'r· . P1frn1 srr:111, · s. Jtc Fran •, Ing close to last year's 7-0 con-o~,-.:'! ~v;..:;. ,,.,,...,.1 ).20 ;~".lo. 2:31.ao. •· C•ti.••· S.lv• ' m1nv. t =•·~ ... v..n l'INI "~.1'ta.~ ~ P~, '\~2.v oeJJ!"w..1 f ... ence record. Al• '" -A..,.apos, Stomp Otnc•. ___ ,,... .,.u .. ,., "flltf I. N11rdwl9, Etll O.rm1ny. ,......... Gtorm1llv. M' . L~J 1111¥. t. Al• -I. H-"11111, C1o111rtlM, C11lt., 1:11.Sf. (Otvmplc rftwd, llt'Hld"'I!' trMrk of 17-ltfOllMY IJ1~t1nci, D' ID•• 11 •I I, "Wt'IJ t>e mostly freshmen," Orptian Jldl. Tripi• C Trtlly, Mllll (lo'Ok.e pwn 1fWfcl .--d of 7:tt.f, Mt l 'h, ll\lred II'( .... ....,.~,., l'•rt. ··~,'Iii ... l1r1 H.-nl.V, E114l1ncl. • CDPV. In Olympic trl•I• Aug. $ ., Clllc190). 2. SclllP<-kl DI Wtsl G1vm1nv •nd M!d~~;..., -~· ,~· o!nm:?n:: ·Strycula reports. ' 0 U r WHkle, Grut erM•ln, !:23.•7. J, H..-wl•)· 1. ''",."' 17"~ 31. J•"'-"• Frtno, :r. Alto _ tu111, "" 1'r111CI""' freslune~n will have to develop THl•D 1t.U•. * ,..,.,.. 2 .,.., ..-. T•guchJp.' J•P111. 2:ZJM. c. c.a.ii.. CMclle Nl'9Mt.--Ht.. 11~. ~. •-· 111*trfl lnttm.;·£11k. -lkdtvll«I fAlUllOll) :JZM 1,.DO 7.'10 SMtll•, 1:M.11. S.. Mlll'IOI, Mtxlco, KUtlllk\I, W.St G""'*'Y• ""'"'-· 5. ilhMirtlrflMlt quickly. We'r:e feeling cur way VlolM!I Vtlotlly (l(nftlllll SJ.olO 11.'° 2:2•.«. '· 1(11scll, Wnt G.lrm1ny, Slmpaon, C•n.ld•, 17~. '· ()hl, W••t l. c-ttt. -,;.f'IH, '· 11. Llicom!t. W' 'th new kids." 2:26.S,. 1. Ct.<dkov, llintl•, 7:27.1!. I. Gt(m•nY. 17~. 1. Llr""'Yltl, •"9!11m, ,.,1. Cellno, 11,&ly s:Allo -Non"'°""" !Smllh) •.20 "'trur. E11t G•rm,ny, 2:21.«. Swtdtn, JJ.(1'11 I. T•.,•11tHI, Frtnc:•, Wlllt.. llftW Yerk CltY, '"r•nkt, JOQl1nd, Strycul. doe' have Kenny 11,... -11.2" »m.le!' e""k•t!W:t 1' .. "· •· J•rn!*'lli. lw.den. 1u~. 10. c • ...,. Ef!Ot1nd. Al• !'Sn -Mtnf•n .. Mitt llllDI'· 'l'ftlftl l .U1llfy t1r ffnll euct1™"I• Pol•nd, l '· J, 11. MH'11 ,-.u ,lllClllll _ _ MO!'§ lbln l'I' marlin wore d><cked inlo tho ljalboa ~li!'J Club thil put week bnriiiiii iJiO lOtar!D 35 billl!M IDi'"llie , ... Williams, II l~poundero who blck. Trudi Doll, Scorpio •••• ...,... H••I I -I. V«rauto. Hll'IQ1rv. Pt~lkollou, l'ollnll. , .. 5. ,.,.,... PIM• Alibi. Fffo. IC!ck•pu l11. J=ft·"· 2. C11nt1lnalllo11'1, Enol111ct, . WOMl:Jt ;.,~ •• Hainoarr 1 --led the conference in rushing scrltthtcl _ <•I'• Clllc. Mln llocll· :1 ·°'· 3. K"1M4vi cl""ldl, 2:1iss. 4. _ _.J"'*i1n_S1f!llfle•I ~-----,ltth Piie• h Rotlll, ,..,.~lc•!Ll'' 2: s .•. s. Mlc: ... 11111•, • •••tnliNCllllti1t-11111illfv.•...... Wftl .... IYllAY '· J_tl>ln 1 last Vtar, T~turnfng along 'Wit 1nhwr. l'INM Conllnut, Tff Cn'& Canadt, 2:1• .. 4 .H11bu11, Stjv1dor, H11I l -Sf9cher, E1sl G.-rintofW, Ml'ltltllllll I' _o:.1. f . . c11o1c1. ~ 1:21.,.. 1. erac ,......,. ... _, :u..... 1i.11. 1. o.v1 .. ~....._..• MN .. ..... Po1111e1 a. "U't'IOI'' 7 .... ' The bot opot 11 llill .-to the '117 where BS percent of tho marlin -. ,tb\11 far bave boen talu!n oo Psycbobead lure•. Jt appe1r1 tl'lt tb1J new J~ manufactured by Sevenatrand· i1 olrfrili( Cho mftlln crazy. Double and triple strik., have been reported alreldy tbiJ ,..,.. "" the Pl)'chobead and the hottest color ii green wtt.b a yellow akirt. · . Ned Marab of Newport Beach weighted in the heaviest mar· lin last week at the BAC, • 199-pOU!lder taken on a jig aboard the boot Atuo; Sklj>pu Don Smith of the l!omac-UI enjoyed 'll -ble 1trlkt and landed both fisb, again trolling jigs 1t high ope8(1tol0-). Alflaeore Settle Down A good t.oifin bila boo developed below San Diego and Jish eounts for' the put few days hive been way above the season .. verage. Vf/TY rough RU mJabt have a tendency to change the lishin& cond:ltlons. come till• weekend, forcin11 boat;! to .coot up a new jarod\lclive area. ~ Tbe aJb1a -tbooJd be around fOI' eome time to come and ftlhermm are also pickinc ~ inore and more dolphin from Wlder lht lloatln& kelp patUio. Party -Joodl bavo tie,n "' lhe lig)lt 'id• al most land-illl> maklna for vory enjoyable fisblng tripe. Reservations •hould be mad• for tbiJ holiday weellmd, but lhes'afttt passengers will have no trouble 1-.. Clll the lpOlUiJhing boat of tMir choice. Bass Fishl119 Should Ple!k lip Even lhough catlilh and bluegil .... providinf pl<nty o1 1ctian for fresh water analera at Southland lakes, tt'a about time the broozebacks ltarted to bite. One of the more popular bass fishing lakes tn southern Ca.Ii· bnl.a will open Jta gates for the 1972 se11S011 'nlur3day1 Septem- ber II. San Vicente Lake, localed 1n Sln Diego County, is ont of tht mort productive bass fishing lakes in the San Diego chain, offering lar1emouth bass to oighl powicll pl..,. One can expect to take a neer limit of bass cm opening day despite large crowds. In addllion to Ill lar11• but population, more than U.000 trout will be plaftted In the lake this year. For boat and motor res- ervations, pbaoe·136'6720. Irvine and Big Bear Jakes should also start kicking out some bi& buctetmoutba before the month ends. Surface plugs medium running Filbbeck11, Jeadbead Ji.as and Buah Hoes wiU account for nice atringen of bass. Vail Lake i1 1UU the M>p SJ)Ot for catfish and bluegill. with UmJtl o( Ulele fre&b wtter 1ame fiah being the rule rather than the uoeplion. An indication that largt crappit are starting to hit was the number of bladiee being 1een on itringers, with some crappie weighing mote than • J)Wlld. For boat rtill!l'Vltion1 •t Vall Leite pbone 67~ Do.,. SC!attered '111 Storm The fast moving tropic•! storm that> bit last week didn't b'Ot the dove out or tbe county. but it did tend to scatter the game fut-flying bird!. Dove will o~ciin•rily come to watering boil• in the morning and 1t dusk. blrt with ample ·moislure in the lfOW'MI and on Jeava dove will not be forced to the holes. 1bis year should be a good dove year and Southland shooters toUld enjoy an excellent eeaaoo through the month of September. \ Phecsont Chlfls lit Full Operation Cont.tar)' to tome rtports, all pheasant hunting clubs' tn Soulbem Califomia are now, or will be soon, in full operation. Word leaked out last wtek that some of tbt private -hunUng clubl in the SouthlJ.nd might be forctd to delay their opening day until November, due to a New Castle virus round in some chickens. Bob Tucker, manager or the: Hidden Valley GUn Club in RJver1ide, and apokesman for the Southland eun clubs. said that a tunporary restraining order was 1ecured, Jigned by .1 River· aide County judge. A bearing on the case has been ul for Sept. ll 1t the River· side County Court Hoose. At this hearing both sides will be-able to air the cue, thua determining what effect, if any, the re- loaJinC and ~ ol phusant. chukar, flighted maUards and qU1ll on private bunting elubl, will have on controlling the virus found ~ll!nDtly ooly In eommercially·raised chickens. Clubs located outside the oontro1 area ar~ not affected, re- pxta Bill Tate of the Lu Flore Ranch HuntinC Preserve ill Summit. Their Sea300 be&mt U tcbeduJed. ' Basketball J Bo.ring • • "-VII erence de en 11 Vt H11t 2 -I. Sflmtl1. .... DI... 11.J&. 3. Glftkov. CttchollDV•kl•. 11 . .0. .. vull t Franc•' ' I. T c· ,,.,.si. 2. M1r1111, A111tr•n1 2:12.0t. 3. ., AnnuM. G"""i ri.u. 1. ~11•ttlflllllfm. • ,., '""' rneman ony iannone. reu11TM 111ac1. 110 v•rd1. , 'I'"' t'"r~-1·";'~ 2:,2r.-'· w~n1a, wnr ~m•nre, 1.n . •· vi.en. ~m· Pcllllll ..,._11411 •USSI•, ,4_ old• a. ueo-Cl1lml111. l'll•MI $2000. bod'ii~ 2;~~· .. : J'~-· Sl~~lo·•<"',, 0tl·B·,-· MIU J:. .. ',,"". nMnv. A QINHflun"'1 , SOtrrRWESTERN -Nine Ponum "11 ISlnllil l7.20 1·• 5.oo 2:n.~1. ....... • ., 'Hfft ,_~.J\~1,, 'Au.'tr•ll•, 11.:n. t. Wt1t Ger,,,.nv t, 11om1nl1 s returning starters and ·JS-~ .. ~··= ~~:.,v :~~uthnl io.20 ;:: H111 l ~ coooer, Austr1111. 2:01.to. c111v•i, cuw. n.:n. ,, Rl<:f!ttr, wn1 J1111n t. Cuobl • :l. Mel(", N.wfoWll '"''"'• Pa., Gwrm1nv, 11.lt. 4. "ft'Ytlt, Loi sophotnores make Wes llnM -.... n. 2:•.1t. 3. Nlt1<1, u11v. J:l1.15. ~. ..,....,.., 11 . .,. 5. ShWmorw. ,.,,,1, ~laootiftn Alto r1n -Ar"11d C1ll!, 1Stll1nl· Ur-1•. Mtxko, 2:13.tS. S. 1"1!1ffn, II.ff. '· S11wfn1k•, Ptltnd. 11 .SI. 7. :fl Foreman's Southwestern team "'"'· F-•rd B•ttwry, o.ctiirena. Dentrw1rk. 2:14.511. •· At•knei Jr., ~Y1K"'· E'.:Jtand. t1.u . •· z111rkov•, ,.,... •Utt flltl•~ a thieat. Tncluded in that group Mr •. Cupid. f:'A1.l3. J:ll.lS. 7• llOMrkl, rll!LIPOlnn, uU!•. 11·'1M Mite" •ln•I M!in·r:'.,~;.1.~'f\Tl~ ,.!:;·H~ir!; Ht•l 4 -1. Ivey, Sin J-, 2:.,.J:I. 2. 1. Sft(lwr, East Gtrm•"'!' 11.07. t. 114t. '-wuncr1rluch, Etll Gtrm1J1v, are two quarterbacks who will ,,,.TM •ACE . .uo V•MH. 3 YH;: old• B••lt1ud. Fr1nc1. 2:0t.'3. J, Sdlollt11n, •ovlt, Alltlr•ll•, 11.n . 3. c~ vi,, Cybl, lUt. s. But!'L'JIJl;llOSIOV•kl•,,_ 11"6 .•. battle a couple of talented a. llP. '1'"111«1 Atrow•nc•. '"'" ~i~r!•f'5-i~7,.56H~~r,ic'f:u~:t'~: ~~~: ;: :~~~~,":".:i':.~-:,:=:,-1~~;.:: :~~"-~·ul:~· •. ·11:~:!':."'1'1.'.i'.'1. t~:: f hm f . ~hs SolQDO. HI~ '"'"'· 1:15-3-1. 1. V•rww~n. •. Annum, Gt'Mn.I, 11 .tl. 1 •........ n, ooldf, Eld G.-1'1¥1111¥, lUl. II. lnil-res an or starting . HoWlfVJonn (k11!Qllll 11.t0 •·• •.20 Wn! G1rm•n1· 1:u.t'-•· Prldr.c1, w •....in. n .45.. •· Gl•1kov1, tmtn. swt11 .. -1w..,",''.., .. 1 . Soul< · t ha · th ll•ff•r1'1 c;i~,,., tAUhonJ · 1.10 t.IO Yuoo:ll1vl1, 2: l .'3. Cl11Cho1!Dv1k11, l:JA. Sii,. nwe:!I em S l!llZt on e H11t 5 -I. Mltlhff, E1,1 G.-rm1nv, I. Wlrnll1'r, Wnl G1rmtnY '''· I. Ven1q111 rActifrJ J.60 2:W.62. fOIYm11e rteorcl, .Dl'•vloln L•-P11rO'tl, 1tuul1, ltS. J l uchhefm. E•sl offensive and defensive liries Tl!M -H.R. r1tord 1:0t.• by Mlt!he$, lM. Ml•· Pentutn .... n (;lfrnlnY, ltS. ... N1vrl11, E,,.l•nd. It•. .nd a top ·-onda~. '"t'"-fin--Alto ,..,. -Ch11;11>1111v, r1v1 .: lcoJ. 1. Noec.k. Etst GlrnMnv, ~:Cll.IO. s. C••''""'I Cllbl. 114. i. llncM.1. E1st '""'-"' 11'1!: l•r, ltocktl $111111. J. S•ndblro. S~, 2:11.36. 4. Edtrlln, 1._ '""' =Y· tl. 7. ~' Fr1f1«, 1'3. I. ' .. t We'vo ever •·d," I says Ol'nm1rt: .. 2:12.l0. 5. PoOol.n. A1.11'Jl.lr•••ll 1, w-11 1eu._Of'tk.!t 1n. t. J111--. St• •~ ''''" ••<• 0 • i ''3·f;l· '· Stehr, Fr•-, 2<14. 1. · 1. eoctner. £1st Gtrrn1nv, 13.J5. 1. "'l•ll. tln. 1G. G•r111n.1nl, ll•!v, .40llv1rd1. y11r da. I ·-•' G 'BI• o ,,-3 •o o• I F~eman. Dal~ Henn1k220 .• was "' tn.lon, Avs1r1n1. :llll.A ... • •••· ,., • • n, .• ,. . • ... '•'"• __ ,._ ••M•••· ''"''· .... ,,, ••· -.. •J c Cllftrli,.,,. Pur$1 UlOO-. <Oon.l•lli. ArOtftfkwl. 2:1t.7•. d11\t, W•1I Gerrn.nv, 13.Jt. 4. Po1l1kl -~• -a]J~ference pie 1t line-Ruby 111ton11 IH••ll t .DO •.20 3.1& -.-t•r •~i EHi Gwm1nv~ 13.u. 5. Sit'°", Gr•• ..,, ,..,.. Hilt "'110111 f5lflflh) :1 ... 3.l'O ~IMA~ &rll•ln. 131,1. •· lr11iunv1~. Hunotrv. ...,_..._,. ba k ' 0 •• f:J.il. 7. T khornhvv-. 1tuu1111, l].77. I. ff.,,., ...... C er. .., P1pp1•1 ,.Unk f0r9YI•) 1.20 1 .... Uliit~l.::: f)C:Ol"d ~· J!i~f , Tltef19!1ko, lhlUll, !J .• I. f._,Anctlfov1, Southwe.slern's 6-~1 record Tlrrw -20·30· tn 11 L1l11z111, E•st Gtrmtn)'). •uto1r1., 1'-"· JG. F.oclc. •110oslivi•, Vol~b•ll .Al•,.., -D1ndv Echo. lNY lJl'ld• t. 51111'1 .... sa .. 01 .... 1 • ....,. :r. lftv, ''···" ... ' ,,.. ,. :-1• •1 ' was the beat in San Diego t.ou. E~p11;111111 To. Fly, Jet 11. lttnt-s11 J-. J:M.Jl. c. c_,, .-.u.tr•ll•. J • ''"f'f•1.. Y11o · · · ' eal• • C .... ~ 2 °'St s MtK "...._ -,.. J1119 ,.,...nu., ........ c.i... Hu•ry '· Cz k'-t county last ye11r and "we like ~~:1. •ock•t. "'"''At, ''"'Yup r=,.·~;11.n, .• ~~ East ·~: 14M. 51111 "" Cubl3.W...Gerl'MllYt this ~ar's players," u ys " l•Nlt , .• ..., •lfflli• & I-NII• ~.' .:,i.~;-;;~:=; rfi'j,";'· 1:1'.09. 1 . ...,., •• Engll<'ld, S).1'16. 7. "'oll•k· Meta,• Volle111>all Foreman. •1t1~1. ,,111 "1.Jt. -l•Mt1er ,-,...."'.. £111 GlrrMny, S2·lVJ. :i. PrOkop, A11t· I EV I NTN RAC ... 119 v•rds.. 3 '"''' . ,, l"'lfy ter Hntlfllll!fl h'I• ....... '· Jonn •. c ..... d., .., .. ,,,.. J. ••DUI' • RIVERSIDE Onl 12 j t oldl & VP. All-nc•. l'urw s»oo. Httl 1- . Olfvt1r1, •r.rll. 5'.111. I. Tlkhomfrov•, Ruult, ..,.(l\IJ. •.rtlklrt, llu1IJ• 1, C~v1kl1 I - y e. C°""IY F11hom IAd1 lrl 4.IO J.to 2.to Vlo;ine, Fr1ra~S4.~. 3. K1'1111ici,-l!.1tl t:11! Gff'm1ny, .......... l . MKk, Wnt '~" 3·.~r:.' termen return for the Tigen Oki• Sn'IOOlhl• IDrt"rl tt.20 '·'° <>ft'1n1nv . .$4.l I 4• ~· fnQllnd, Ger-v. ""31Jo. e .... .,,,,..._,, 1111. ' 3• T 't Cll11v llock1I tlt lclwrdd 3.60 r,;.7:,,;11~· ~Vi~ r~.J.'1" "-"6.27. '-11rl1, •S-"". f . llOM11d1hl, Wu! Gt•· W p •-"&nd it's hard to tell how 11rrw _ 45.1t. H•1t 2-1. Gff-lkov. 111uu11, u .... many, .t.5-W.. ''· 'JllKMnto, •11U11., cater. O&U Wt're gOing I() be,'0 Says new Aile r111--R~reh, S1nd l lv1r Win. 2. H!rrl~ N-· Z»l1nd~ 54.,l. J. .tt·ll. e•OUI' 1 h Al F "W , ,l Goin' Mil'I, (;Ibby l!oy, T11115 J:Jtrl\'I flt. rtnc• • .$4 •• '· 0 1•ntlrm1v, A.ht, 1J. fl,....lclf. hv!Mr, .n~ 1111'( I, VUllOll•v!• i Oltl C03C ages. e rt young nUftel9rY, S4.71. 5. F1rr.cul · S1l~Mlor. n. l'lh .. r•M. •rwlllyll. J.6-11. Hu11ct1rY 5, Ul'llftcl St1te. J nd II nd h Tr•c•r. 5'.'1, f ._ S1ntJrol Y~lt~I .. 5'-91. 7. Ruul1 .., Wnt G9rmll'I'( I 1 sma , e we ave only . "'"°"'· Llbv11... :DO . Llldln •ttw TllrN 1......,1 .,... , . J 21)1) nd " ll•MTM •Atr: 4'0 yarcls. 1 Y•1r Ht•I 3-1, lllW., uul1, '2.M. :r, H•rlwr11l'ldli I, Cubl' SIX payers OVer pou S. 1 I I I Th L t Com11, S~ln, S3.10. l· Ar11'1ll1, 9r11U, I. P'1!1r1, Enoland l."9 llolnls. !• lominla 4. •u1m1rll 31 Most Ot th. exper'·e-i's on o ds & u1>. ll'lv t•• on•· • °' A -54.0.. '· wuarmll, sw 1z1rl•nd. ss.oe. 5. P'oll1k, E1ll GI'""'"¥· 2.1n. . SPlln L Au.trill• , ,,..~ 1nir1o1 c111m11lon1h!p. A°"ff'S, Au1trt1l1, ,5.l2. '· .!t1mn1no, T!Mhomlrov1, ""'\'' 2.1.U. '· lod.,_r, defense and at wide receivers, ~~'.'%hM'o:;.1~~r~, 13·20 5·611 •.M '°1:~~1~it1!.s ... 11. "'•nc•. ,,.'3. 2. ~:_~ 8::::=;: JS.· ,~·~T""V::t Wh•-Ri've-', ha r. 1• 1 1 '·" ,,7·!! Mtllr, Well G<trrn1nv, "·"'· 3. R~s. Gtnn.nv. ,,.., 7. J-. C.111e11, t..u..1 ..,.. .,,u,ie S d\le men J•tClllrver ,..nglll ·'"' ,lu1lr1l l1, SJ." .•. FlolckMr,1 E-tl I. Prokoci, A11tlrl1, 'UM!. t. Allol!llOV.. who can sprint 9.9 or faster. 'Jlme -21.7). G1<m1nv. St..U. s. 111obtr~ <.1n1e1•. 111h11rt1, 2"37. 10. T11.c:Mrn10, lluul1, AlllO ra11--Wh1t•W1Y To -.e. tl\lraft' SI,~,. '· Avroe ... , lurk1v. Sf-1~. 2,5'5. Thr.. Capab,le •uarterbacks "r' s -1. M•ntltw, ~rM11111, 111., "'"· 11. ''*"di• a..,1 .. r, 1.so. tt. -i 11.,., l'•rrf11T11, ltll'f•I DOUllOl'I, Mlol A.I 1. l(ullkov, -lll\IUl.'.o 53.1'. J. PIJU.-r•MI • .,_.Yll. 2.*. ere fighting to .start. Liit!• •Id, -'l•mllol Al>lll. DllQ• l ructl. Ent G<trmtnv, s.1u .... Z.nttt\.I ltotk•t. lr•lH. .14.'7. J. Ir n11:i.v. E11 Top player may be offensive O.rm~r. U.M. '· ,.,,911, Pol•nct, NINTH llACI. MIO vtrd1. 3 "Ir •ldt SS.ti. 7. HUl'l!W, 1,.1.nct, S..ot. L tackle Steve Fisher. a 215--l.lv•b. <•mllecll•. 1:03.tA. & up. Clth"l"f. l'u.rH l21i!IO. HNI ' -1. Htlll•llrMclt. Dllln. poonder who Fages calls quick s•1(1o ..,., .. 1µ11r1 3'.'° 12.,. 1.00 n .:ia. 1. 1"111111111, c.nua. n1J. :1. and explo.Yve. · Fages has StllOf l'lt'ldti 1c,.i.tiy1 5.• •.oo K•11rr11, c•r11<1•. w.o1. '· Sc:11l11 .... w .. , lllV W•r Cl'lot (Drt'(lt) '-4'0 ~v. SI.JI. 5. ~1tl, Hr.J•rv, recruited . t .6 5f1rinttr A 1 T1-. -lO.sa. ~1¥~· Go\'~'.:!.~ ~~k•,lld., Uw.;..!· Al• "" -An111l1 Suri Mike, ll1ck Ul ..... ~i. '1j~.....,' .,...., ·. · _,.., St.apJer, bl.It he js Oral)' $-5. Mlllld, l'ltbb.-r. Un< .. !"dltr. lllobllV Hc:f:.1"'f'!:1. iN~ Anlr•llll !2.:M. CHAFFEY -Tr"'"'·•ers and crwi .. ,, sio.rtty l\ldl.IMT, G!ml No 1. S•Jtt. c1rmlct11t1. C•llt,. sl.'11. J. -.JIM 5111k. Si.lnblch. W••• Gemi1ny' n .tl . '· freshmen will determine the 91 ._.1 Wk ..... -a ,.,1_ W•rnc-1. N~, 54.41. 1 "•!II•,.,· ._ llllYLSl.7'-'· !il1vrc, •-•· SS..3.1 •• fate cf Willie RichardJOn'i p1nd1, .,.If 1n1.te. v~ u11n, "-111e11. 57.,.,. ••m.ltr ''""'" team, although the defensive 1M1J1111111 team and offensive Ji ..... have '"'''"' •loht ~1141t1t¥ ter 11n111 ·-M s H.-1! 1 -1. M91MM'lltll, O•IYs, 1ome slrtnglh. etro t.ars U~l.l. ~1-lkov, ltussll. 52.JJ. 3. Lintb "· Sh St k 'II 8"'· """'· "·"· '· '- 8 "' acl\er awn ac w1 "'''""' "·"· s. Ar1n111, 1r11n, ~.41. anchor the defense while top ~11~11W:~if:."\!~1. 5i:73M.'lfr,1i::'~• offensive players ere %,10. At Bi' g A c..H:r2v:....~..,...,, A1.11tr•111, 52.32. nd t kl G S I d :J. SlllL C•rmkllul, Ctllf., f,2.11.3. Olympic Schedule pou ac e reg tee & an $talnbtch. w .. t Gtortrw1"I' n.11, '· '"'-und guard Luc j () ~url>llv, Hlnsd•"kll1., n.1. 5. Knllnct. ~ Th M Le b ball tn1d1, SJ.•1. '· ull~o~ 1t1111!1. J3 .... Satasta. @ etro ague ase c-1. SNln. 53.r.l. •· Roa1r1, · pped od A1111'r1Ua. 5'.M. "It's loo early to tell, but season IS ca t ay al ~'=Mfr'!n1Ytt wt'll have to have good luck Anaheitn Stadium when circuit ,. .. ""' • "'"fy ,., 1111.i, and no lnJU· ries •nd .. me key Ch3mpion Anahei~Fullerton H .. 1 1 -1. c1111g.,.11, 1111r.1...t:«1.9'. MUNICH' _ MondlY'• e1wmo\c 1111111 v1. "-l••l1nc1. •rlltln vs. -I h ·th II t' f ti.-2. Ell•, E11t G•rmtny, t:u .11. 3. KlltdUI•: 4 ,.ol•nd. . ~itions wilt have to come c as es WI 8 co ec ion o ue Sctiw1r1ft'ldt, w111 G1rm111v. t :2,.1t. '· "'ncl"" _ """'• lncllvlduil "'" $"ttlmn'llrW _ womM's :iot.nwir WI· r-" loop's all.stars fellowing the "•ml,11.-Nlt:•q, t:U.9'. 5· Mlnod, -111r,1.,.1 , .. "' 111>1r QutlllYlne. t1r11y, •1t1 -.itr1'1 =-= · through for us," say J $wlir.rii11C1. •=.w,.13. 'G· Hw. ,,",'!•'"•11. ""'" Mf1, HNI. Ndllt,.1. 11Mll1· mlfl'1 regularly -•·•uJ·' •••els-IO:OIA. 7. AvlOl'l loll. ,.._,, : · S:' "''' ... ,,. _.. -._ Richardson. .7<.licu a.i ""'6 HMt 2-1. llllftl~. 1111111 C•••· Tr.ck --·• Jtl).mtl« ~'"' ~ • -... ·-• - SAN BERNARDINO -New Baltimore test at 2 p.m. ~0::, ,:'8'.i":'tu.,':.°'J.;uJm::~ :::~~; ~ ''\to:.' ::f1l~!:g; = =AA~: :s~: a1 .. ;1 Jncllkled in the all-star ,,.., M.-xko CllYI. 1. •llllkhotitn, ""'°"""''' 200-mttw "'1='' "*''• '°°" --,,_. fllllt, , -. coach Bob Smith srys that the 1. hi h . h--' N•1"-rt•llda. •:11.1~ s. Sd'Mloltt. wn1 f'fllf• dllll. lll(Wlll 1 """-s 110 .,l"""t. ~•:""'='._' -. Iner h . th . 1n·eup, w c ts coac t:'.1..1 by G11rm1nv. t:tt.n. .,_ DeA~c.iom-_,.,. ~ Mmlf ritb1_ w.Mn~ ll'lltr "*"" rtl•Y• 1111111 rrwn'I ,,,_,. 1ans are c anguJi etr Se:nik Rustlers mentor Bob ,"1~.: ,','Q,.V.,•.· w-aner.,wn,, ,,~",;· ~!!!'. Nl'lllt.,,. '-'"': """, ~,....,,."''~ t':I'' ~ dlYI"' "'*· Way'' .nd if any -•ch can '-· • • rvuv.s, Ull • '"'' • _,.,flnll•; Wll .. l"ell -COllSaUillOft fOlltl'llmlftl ........ ·Eld.er, are a half dozen 1. eor,1111, """"11"•· 10:0t.1t. m1n'1 •'"""" .., · ""'"'"' $J 11tt1 " lJtl'I 111«•1 Cubs .,., •u""r11, rebuild San Bernardino's pro-HH ' -f , S~'Llllt 9Hdt. womtn's 1.-.nt1• .,.. 1 ~1•1• 1tem1ni. n.. AwtNll11 H.itllrltl'ldl ""· players from the runnerup t:H.tt. 2. Moris, A111tr1111, •:17.tt. 3. pl• 1un. · flMIP Mrl'lll'I~• !If' s1111n. gram Smith.may be the one. Rustlers, four from Ward'• """'' cotembl .. t :a .•. c. G~, ~-.~ .~~~fi'=~~' w1i.r iJ'Ole _ c111ot1101eM111• .__ ·~IN, t::Jt.tl. s.. \'ICI, Mnko. ......, -=-·-'*"'Ill a•"""" """' llit te frll ~) Y..,..W.011, .... The school's wrestling coach Pi'rat., and 1 pai·r from '' 10 • ._ P11111ro.. J1m.1c1. t:53·"· 1. , • ..,_ ••t °'""'"' Vlllftod sia1 .. ,,... """ Wiii 1«1, En;lilnd. lt:l0.91. tlMPltc:l'llM1 l'lll I -• ff' (11.111~ f'D1J Hl!!'flry 'l'I. flllMla. for 16 years, Smith was 96--0 in Mabee Tire Gauchoo . HN ., -1. Got.tld. ""''r111 .. 1~10.u. ri.m •. -""'llttMll """-" •"*" dn~, v.c.tiH• :=·"'°' ,11 d1n.: conference action and won '· Wt0Mr. t11t Gtftrw111Y t:11.22. J, ...,,111M1r11 -'* 211DofTllrlll' 4Mll. 1111t. • ... 1,,. _ ~ llrlul•. Rustler! named to the roster Tut1n:;s• £111 co.rrn.nv. t:u.n. c. ,....,. ~ ..., .,.,11 -. u.Mw. J• -r 11Wt111W uniw 1• -. seven &late championships. are catcJ:ier .Mike Dodd, in. !':~· J~l,~1.''l.1"ti11!:.tt~~ ~:::J..·~~"fi:. U '"'~l:"'-~1,!..,,,Witllta. tlMI ''Our attitude: has changed,'' fielders Blaine Calder and ~~49$i·~: 1• ·L.-olllWrlli. ...,.,.....,.,,...;_,:;..·= -=-='-'"""~~'-:~-::-:::-::-:"':-~~·-'=-:'::"'.::.-c""::.c'=-:;::"'=,.--1 h• says of the traditiona1y Go rdon Blakeley, outfielders ' s -1 "'".......,, -.... •• brawling San Bern 1 rd in o Bob .. Nodland and Gary ~'~'.~~ ~14if~~r".w "£::!::; lffms. SimpsM and pitcher Craii z.::w!W,,.:s, L~·,S.~i. ;J=:; Smith will have some real Lundgren, the starter. IE,,..,,.., f :d.J.S, 1. ·~ o.rwMrk. IOtti..$6...,..._oo~ry,.=w.~·:1'.ts. -size -6-7. 25().pound Gary The PlratCll representatives "~.,. Cabbott, 6-~. 255-J>OWXI .Earl 11re Rlch Fielder, Jim Wal.Ion, ·':.-~~·· '-'' • vi .. l:U.71 Marshall, and his .!lfln, .,.J, 2eG-John Palmer and Jim POl!ltel. ~!Ot~,......:...,.. ''::.J.;.'tkJ' pound Bryan -on the of· The Gaucho.1 pair includes ~=~r.ft,;.~=?~.A ,,_; fensive line but must wort Scott Johannet and Steve ~"'i~~·".~"1k"·1J: witb 1 queSUonable defeMe. Carrwrnter. Hlrkt, .E• GwmMJ, l ;.,.v. •· .,...... l'lt(-, Wftt °'""'""' f:IJ.311, PILOT llADEIS SPIO.IAL -IATUIDAY- How QLYPSO SA.lLblG INSTITUft ................ .w.1 ....... ......... , .............. 1 ...... WHAT (714l ~7.lJO .ACTIVE COMPANY 142-4426 ,,, ........... NUllTINe'fllll llUCtl ............ JI CAI. mo SAlLINli ASSOC.IAnON ........ c.I n~ SI.II ,__/W ... .... ,... e Rti11il1 e ...._hf.., <11•1 Hl·f1 .. • .Cl11J U:.1-4JJI \ • y \ Sl~:wvoJie· Leonard ls To0gh ., ' ONTARIO (AP) ..,. Q!lnt. pion driver Joe Leonafd on1 an aitulling ncord of -on lhe U.S. Auto CIUb trall,bUI finds him1elf th• bull ot drivers' jokes •t Ontpio M.o\or S~way. "I'm going to move OVP' •nd ·Jet Leonard go by.'' aay• Je(l')' Grant, who qualified for the pi>I• pool&n in ~ day'• Callforn1a 500, ""then follow him for 200 laps -until the laat tum of tl>t wt lop. I want to aee where be'• •n going." GNlllt'1 recont'.brooklria teammate for Dan Gumey'1 · All·Amt:rican Racers, .Bobb)' Unser, said 'I"m goina to follow Leonard in the race and wait unW the last' tum on 1b9 last lap so i! l break down l can coast by him." Leogard isn't insulted. .. ~I don't care wlill._fllno all _ me," says lhe ·3&--ytar~ veteran from san JQR, ... long al!I I succeed.'' Pelican Joe or Steady Joi, whatever he's called, l.Aomrt Is defending his USAC drlvlnf championship of 1971. · , His secrtt iA sirqple: lie finishes what he starts. In seven USAC racu tbll Y"'· he has finished all ... never worse than filth. He. bu won the last three race11. "You always go within yo"'° car's limltation1',1.• philosophizes . Wonard. ' ' t knew that I can't lead tt .a the way. l iusl eo u fast u I can all day." . Leonard qualified ninth lad Satutday · with "" opeed ii 11111.707 milt1 per hour for 10 miles. Grant won the pole <ft 199,600, which included e reoord 201.flf lap. Ul11&' broke GTllllt's ·record on Suft.. day, 201.M? en route te history's best. q u 111 f y Inc average, 201.374. .• Uuer, on the pOle for every prevloua race this y~, ltllrta 23rd bo!oa""' the pole f!Oaltioll wu settled the day bflore bil record runs. _. Leonard dislike• the poi. position, citing an inatal>ce when he was first lrt line but not first to finish. "I woaldn .. trade Po&itions fer all the tea in China. As. lon'g as I'm tn tb6 first three roWs, tba't'I &ll 1Ut counts.". · He is the only man who bll won national champl0&1Jhfp1 both in motorcycles • ll • championship cars, aDd IUCil fe:a.U. be says, aren't bora f~m, . being o v e r JJf .con,. servat1ve. ·, " " . ' • • .. ' • l • • I • • " .. • .. ' , • •• • ·' \ . Start Your Engines! WITH DEKE HOULGATE Ol,ITARIO -The older )'OU ret the more hnpreuod )'OU .,.. !fl • 10Ulli pe,._ wbo 11y1 •Ir, lluld1 up when a WIY eotera -'-and ll1lileo I lot. ' ·David (Sall) W1ither Is one of tho11 unusual youogmrs 11· JOU consider 2$ young. Ht looks a Jot younger, and ao be takes )IOU by IUrprlse with hJs demeanor. left ~-boc""®rul might not figure wilh his Image. Wallhtr ~.~In •t tho age o1 15 dw111g -ol lhola reliellloos 11111 ~ some familie.s. • • Bui USAC'1 youngest dwnpionship dNi!ioo driver dlcln1 "IQV• fnlo • hippie pad or hang out al tho pool hall. He >Vent lo -~ dlqing dildios, pav{ni roads and 1elllog !nsurlDCe, 1117 Job !so ClOl!ld '"· • · ' · Fcr recreation he itarted racing motcreycies And eveotuall;r [IOWer liolta. He ,.Id he bad rotltn jOOo during lbat Jl'ri<ld, never •llUIDf ~ lhln ~ ao hout,..i.ut when he tinilly got a decent waie-0 1 quit to a:o·racing." __ &,~ the time Walther had advanced lo the chainpionsblp cltcwrr, he WIS a top unlimited hydroplane. power 00.t pll(lf, and 'tllJ he Is coJtsta'ntly askW to compare the two ·!ports. Wal- ther 1 lecture goes like this: 11T.bey both take the aame amount of gut&., but. with cars you IJ!US1 have 100 percent control, whereaS with boata. you can mats 11 ·few UUle mhtakes from time to time. You have to have an awfUI good ·feel for what the car ·is doing, and you Ju!t can'~ m~k'e a mistake ln a car. . ''.Boats, particularly unlimiteds, bounce a lot. The water chanies constantly. Yoo really don't have too much control, if you ~ve any at all in a boat, because anything can happen Yo0 hit a !rough, and lbat'l the end of you. · • 1!~ people think the;e is a comparison betwetn ~ rac- fnl auC1 driving • car OD the dirt, but there isn't much.", Twltt Careers Paralleled A ' Nifty Cateh PIJllLIC Nal'ICB •KTttlOUI •utlMlll M&Ma lfATIMINT PIJllUC lfOTICB ' ,,. t.llowf"' ---•• .i,. """"'" , DAILV I'll.OT • 1, 1'118\JC O'llCB ll'l I ITATIMIJIT SAUOATUCIC STAMP C:OM,ANY, The flDI flt IM'lMI 11r• 11-'1'4 PUBUC NOTI-•n KllMlll cir, ... M111111ne..., a..ci1r1. -..._~· -,.,,.., A. Cr•ll JtN\Hll, •11 Kltttll DEL MA.It £/\ITE"l"IUS£1, 141SJ------------- CltCW, Ml#'ltlllili. l•KPI. Oflm1, I• M-tM21 ,,CTnlOUt •us•M•ll Thb ~ I& 1111111 ...WU.-1-M -., Ml C.t I!. Whetlv, lt7' T1,11l111 A~t., No\Ma STlloTmM•NT llldhl~ <'•'-... '"' "''-'• ..,._ ........ ~ .. Mn. A. ''"' ,....... ~· Wtl«l1r, 1m T•llll 11. ........... , ..... ••: TW. t1•"""'9flt NM 1111$ Wle C_.,. C•I• MISS MAIRCIJT Of" COST llo MhA. .. Clilrll "' °' .... C-IY WI Aut> ,.., 1m. 'Tlllt h. !Nine ~IH .., • '"~ Ir..+... ... ... .,.. ,.... ..... • •V a.tty J. a.t1WR. o.vt'I C""'9Y p • C1"!w11l1. (*11.. 0.'°wheeltr WALTER G, lt\IHOAfTIS. ....... ,...~ PlMn TMll ,,..__,., • .., w11t1 '"' ~ty •EnY ANN R~QA111a. ._,..._ i;o ~ltiflN ..... C.eNt D&llY l"u.t, Clwtl: 9" Ort"" C_.IY WI: Aut. lJ. 1tn. l"1rtntr .. 1.,,, Gr..,.._.th Dl'hlr 1.4 • AUIUM V, tn11 ._..... I, lt. 17, ly ........,. J, ,,.,....., ~ty Ceur'lty Mlr .... ; C:~. , tm . 2111·12 Clerk. I MLSI MAlllCUT Of' CIJ.!.19'0ll:N"'-• • ,, .. H INC.. 9-al '•rtnoor. m MW!t ~ PUBLIC NODCE _ ~.,... °'•-coa" O•ltY l"llOI, s11111r1 A-. L• ........,., CtflNnll• -------------IA~"· ,,, ,,,,. kl!'-'-'· ,., ...... PICTITIOUI IUllMlll lf7J H47-12 Tlll1 ~-b UlMi.oclM 9Y • ._,,, 1--:'---,,--~=,------1 '•"'-alll• . ....... ITATIMINT t PU8UC NOTICE Miii NAHICUT M'."" fottowl!ll ,.,.... " Wint MIMU OI' CAl..IFOltNlA , •UCICLY INTlltNllll, llttt .. y ,,..,,UCIP'Al. COUlltT Oil CALll'OllNIA, 1 Callf'lll'nlt cotpor1llW1, ' It., FOlll'llllrt Vtli.¥ n1tl. cof\NTY OF ORANGE. W W. lllfl ~..::~· ':°'•jfTu1. ~ Uurt Lii C:!illMf-, '*1 11'1 II., 1 ..... 1. <•• Miit, C1ilfor11l1. Orlftllll htlY A • "",._ ll~ '· F-11111 Vtl'*'f nN. ~If M..-w J.,.lcllt Olurkl ( 1111 """ 1 Tiii~ ~llntn .. btlllt ttMlld ... 111 •11 <:ASE llUM1£11t.1Ult SUMMONS l"A MT, ROIS, W.l.aNL r lrdvldu.I, j l"l1l111Wrt HENRY V. CLEAltV' ..,., ll•NHAltD • llA•I L1ur1 C"""" fwlldt11f: JOSE,1-tlNE M. CAllANAUGH ~:i. ..... _,. :== ...... ~-l Thlt 111'-f 111..i wllh fflt C"'nlV Tt l/)it Otlend1111~ Citric of Ortnge C-IV -Al.It.''· nn. A .cJ<iU (Ol'l'lpl1Tnt.11t1 lioHn flltll "' ... Atlll! """ .... "'"l.":'Jlll-. IV lllty J, 11'9111t11, 0..Ul'f' Coun .'pltlll{~U 1t11lllll yeu. 11 'l'OU wl.it to d•i.nd I iltr"Y _.11fy 1j,,,1 l'llt to I 1 Cllrk, ffll1, 1w1ult, VIII 11'11111 fllt In lh!t '911rt 1 1 CWrlCI -.. "" °'"' I rift Ill llo I .. ,.. -*1111 "'~"'lfl -,.~ ... _.,. -Ill .,. fill " .., 1"~1bll11Md Or1npt Co111 01Uy l"li.t ,U.lnl (or 1 wrltlll'I .,. or1I "'9c1f11t1, II 1 iTIY'tfflct. Avtull )7, trod s._1..,,,-), 10, 17 Jr.ist1c1 Court\ within :llO c11y1 titer this W.•. It. John, ll-.inty (l1rtt 1t7t 227~ 1ummon1 II Hrvtd -you, OlllffwlH, I Y '•tty J. 11"111111, 1--------------4 your d1l1ull wlll IM 1tnl1r1G on 1pplk1tl11n °"""'Y PUBUC NOTICE "" 1111 11111111111 •M 1111 ""'' ""Y ..,..,. , '",.. llldlmtnl 19111111 VOi.i for !Pit moMV II' 'uDlltPIMI Ortnt• c .. 11 C.11\1 ~ltl, ., 1 JllCYn'IOUI IUSINlll titler rellet' rtc1111"1lld lfl !ht (Ol\'lllltl11t, A.1,NJIJtt II. 1114 S1111""'**' J.. •, 11. El G d. ' ff b . NAMI STATIMINT II \'1'111 wllrll fl Mlk ,.._ '4¥1Ct .. •11 11· 1972 t111N1 . . rana as arty Warren s ows o{f th.is nice 28~-pound yellowtail he reeled .. ~ 1ro11crw1"' IMl'tlll .. 1111111 k,..,, ,., ... , "' 11111 '"''"'· YW ....., .. .. - 1n·ou the Chai;1nel Isle out of Art's Landing. Yellowtail are &trikini' in the San. """-'1,1c.c:At.lll'011NIA IMl"a.vc:o .• ::;t;'H: :'~=."' ......,..., 1' "'Y· PVBUC NOTICE ~ Clemente Island water-s and Art's Landing bas an overnight tr i p scheduled 12:5' M1_. .... c. c•t• MM•. D•tt.i Mtru. 11, 1tn CMAN•• w 1.,..1 • daily. • . . . Jelwl L. l"lilelft, n.w Miner .... c. ~i.~M\LIN. llOTICI OJI l"UaLIC NIARIN• Tl .. ---'-------------------------------------1 ~~· =~· i. •lrMI nrMlvtl .... _ loll ay J61o11 Cltmes, HILD IY THI Ol:ANll COUlllT( lndl¥1thllll -,-. 0.111o1ty l"L.ANNIN• COMMIUION ON ..... " Johll L. P..ililft R09h [I(, D•ltNIY ~t~.~D Ull DI ST I IC T , ~ • WallW bu .. d hrin ..,._. almost )ionJlel to .... o!h<r II ~ tn moklr 1ports. At 1J ~ eompded in lit first r1ce1 ta ... A. Vtlllty lleat and an A Hydro. By IS he waJ ia a 5-liter T c I Ch • hi ' li1dn, ud la bb llr1t race bt beat lbat 1eaooo'1 Htionaf cb1m· e. ' am ye e amp10 ns ps ,.., ...... ea .... . 11'1111 111ol-t fllM ..,llh !lot IC-ty Atftrnlty tot l"l1l11lllf I" WMt le lflrt I" Cltrk ti Ort-,_ ... In .&.•-. IO. I•>>. •11 NllWJrll't Clrftlv Ori"' !If 111\1111"'9 lonllll JM"'t .. ,... ., -• N -1 I 11 CalH t1'41 L1w, .. lfrltflNd, 1M .,..,. "' tlw ~r .. :-·· J. M.lddoc, °'"""' Ctu11ty ,:,... INC • . 0r..,... C-"v l"l1Ml... ,_i..,.,, . • Ml Atlotlllf .... ••t111llN notice ............ ,1 ...... ·~ I "'4k ...,.. .... l"vbl11Md o ....... Co111 ••J,tv ~r111 l"vtlllthld 0•11"11 Co11I D•ily l"llol, ~ ... WI~~·.., Mid C6"M'!lsllOI\ WI. Autu.i 11. 20, 21 •M '-'emw 3: Al>Oillt 12. "· 11, '"" s1p11mtit• l , Di:nia,:, ",..:lnllfMI s1CT1MA~ _ "' lf12. 2111·72 1t72 • 211.wJ C-ty l~lnt C .... ,: ~ ::;: ""· ; Wal!Mr ... JIHned lbrougls 7. Illa' bydroplanes to tho so- Clu!!tY, Ctllftnll1. • ' • of'h PUBUC NonCE s.111 ""'" r. "".,.'" c••• ...... tc 1----;;;:c:;;:::;;-:-;::;t:/;0-:----1---,,::::=:-::::c-::=:::-;:=:::----I 11-1 AlTliRNAfl C 1•C't1 •Mali ~11 P'ICTITIOUI IUll I NOTICI TO CRIOITORI DISTlltlCT MAI" nffl trMI ,........ t. NAMI ITATI IUJll•IOR COUaT OJI TNI <tllfttt fNl¥I tllt ll;f(Sll:) (la D) Th• followl"I flll'lllll It 1111 k1lnt~ STATll 01' CALlllOllNIA JIOR "luburtlrln a.11ldttttlel lllofll -.,trit,._..1 11: • THI C~UNTY Oil O"AM•I l lffcl'I ftQMtl1111 tN Dl\l~J:'• LIDO CANOY COT1'AGll, ll11 \111 Mt • .WMlt ll:H$Jl)(lllDJ ~~II Dwe~IJ . C ... aJJMI nuder 'Boats form.Uy Down 11 1lllllmJ&ed •yctroa. Tb~y s :;,1f!.1:!1 1~·o~r:a:.:-;~ .. :.;~;:,:.~r!dw~e1:i.":'r:t:· · topped C_old by . Pr. ~o.-.·.m __ .. _oter. s --~_of •k. a~11 tbe wa~: at ·~eds ~p ~ ~15 miles _ .. __ _ __ ---:-1'' .. - MiuWbJle,. Walther was 17 when be 1tm1ed driving In ~ ,,...._ 1.per modified racet, from which he worked bis .,.,,. .......... •tock ears and aprliit cars &o Indy can. Racing, ha said, ...,_ him' fi'om ' a iomewbat rowdy kid to Whit be 11 today. II' ~1. cbaogt<I 1111 bad aUfludt toword scbool: Despite droppln1 out of hi&h school, be went back to earn 1 clvD ualDeetlng degree and make tbe dean'• list at Slncl1lr CiDe1e lo Dayton, o. llatlq' also brought Walibtr aod kis father George tocether 1111'1. Georp Walther ii president of Dayton Steel Wheel Com· ,..,, dick 1poaM>r1 the ear young Salt will drive today la tile CalffW1slo ....... · . · .bi ~~ w11 appOrtlily lbt catalyst lbat culmluted lo merrJlie •De week 1go for Salt'and P1tty Walther. Tbe7 Strid It' ¥qe p.11 and d1ted steadily for eight-yean. She l11 ...,.._,verytltiq: .111 raclq: wit. -'Im but th driver's aut. "PallJ "' nndt<I .. d paloted lbt boat,. belpod balld .... ~ .aftryWq,'' WalUter said. "Site b11 alWaya bee• anmnd, iolrl ti -.. lbtnl .,.. a lot of strl• around rocla(. Bllt r rullz• -·.dolt -lbtnl may be a lot of (lrl• avallable lsal llOI muy 1."11 Wut te spend much tlme,wlllt. For me, tbert'• ooly one -••Ill'-" · . TM ... qaetllon he coaldll't answer "•• 1boat ltoW' 11e cot ~ ·~ Sall. He:• bad It evtr 1ince be can remember, bat -.., rteaD1w!to11ve It lo blm ·or "by. P~•eu Must Weigh Political F.actors . That Speedway racing In-the-United States will remain in the bush leagues a little while longer was asaured la.st week with the can- ceJlation of team facing and tbt·prestigious Angl<>--Americap Challenge Cup. Team racing was abandoned after • trial period oC less lhan one month, even though it proved to be popular with both riders 'and spectators: The Anglo-American series, high ·point al th1 California Speedway racing season, was tossed out because it became too u:~ivt. Ironically, Harry Oxley the Costa. Mesa track promoter who has done more to, 1d- RUDI NIEDZIELSKI .. ... Punes.·may'"Wish ·to come,-over and"l'aCt 111y-°"" ... N.....,....t ~c.1t+f . .,... 111111 •' J~ R; ""EV•n1. 1111 Jol'ln " .. --1,.-Checfl •-= .. ~ •..., -. ' , . . . Junt I . T~~ 1fJ' :Win ttrlllll, 1t1,1111r• l••n., 1k• J. 11:. 1•1111, Ot-I • lll(lllHlllD ,.,.._ . way. But o(fic1ally1 the .aeries will be no N...,_. inch. ca '·two 1:111111 ll'1"'11y ...... ._. 111,,. ••trlclllM) • more ' ' . ' . . Tiils bVlllllH I• I .. ctrndrUctM .., •n HOTiCE IS Hlll:llY •IVEN .. tllt (hKft a.i-.. 1161'1 .. ~1'111110"' • • ' • • . lndl¥1dUll '' ' c"'dllllr1 ti 11'11 ll>O..,. ntl'l'IH 4-c:tclel'll .n9-C:( .. DI· ~-.. ~ (lftft • U.S. SPee<Jway racmg wU1 suffer· greatly J~ •. Tlie!N• ""'' .i1 .. ;,on. 1111•1111 ct•lm• •1•l11t1 tr. ~:•1:1::; I, .. '~~, .. ~..,,...,_ _. 'th the I oft•· onl ~1m~y = US Thie •••tlomt!'t lfl~ wlltl tllt C1r11nty Mid cllCllHlll ,,, """"'tel' to fl .. tlltfn. • ••· _.,,. •iru• le •••• WI • .oes IR: y oppo1"'1 I~ IVI •• Clerk,,, o,.,,.. Cqrurfy ~: Aut. 2,, lt12. wllh lllt lllCllMr'j' ...WC:Pltrl Ill ffll tffl<• 11211 llS!llH•lltDJ "Gr.u11 4'#11~ riders to tan•le handlebars with world cham· •v e111y J. 11r;1totn, o.itv c1111111y .. "" d•rk ,,, ,,. •b<lv• 1111111ec1 ,_, .,,._ ll:Mlf'klklnrt'I lhlc:ll 1t.....m.. ... ·• .. . " ., Clwll. ' ¥11ClflWlll'll)" 11'111 CICSll)llROI "\Aital p1ons. . ,.,,.11 or to Pl"•H11t llltlft, wllh 1111 111C111••T -''*' lllin llttttrklM!ll) 1..._ --ho .. ·1: ' d US S A..l 1"1,111tlshtd Ort'" CN1I 01Uy 1"11111 ...outl'otri, 10 !Pit Ulldtrslvnt'd 11 .QI) n.... ""'"'*' 11111 Dt..,.._11" Olllt'ICll. 11wse w uave cr1uc1ze . . pelC\lway A11g.,.1 31 •11111. .. 11, ........ , , ia 17• StrM1, ~.o. eox 1:m. N....,_. •11oe11. clrl•lrl lf""'9rtY lrlrcllM M•ltrly 11 StrM racing for being tn0re ()f I circus than p~ 1t12 • ' 12u.ri C1LUorn11 mu whldl '' tN ,i1oe1 ., ot • .,. °'"" L111ttr11 """' ~ ., 11U1l111t1 •I !Pit undenl9Md 111 •R ..,.,...., ..,,.. aw. A-._ *" ahlff -ressional competition will •be • heartened to -••lnl11t1101111 u 11o11 .... 1e1 #c:M1n1, ~IWINft o.n. ,...,, 11.,.. 11111 s"'iA know that the four·wbteled w-0rld is puttin• PU~C NOTICE -.i111111 lour fT!Clllth• i11..-"" "'d ~lie•· tr.I .....,. L.t11ter11, "' "" °'"' •' •1-----t--------tlDfl of !hit 11ollc1. Hlo"4fi.,.. on clown co!Jltumes u well. '"' ft41~re ,.,_, ~ ... ...-O.ted """"'' n, 11n 1111"-.. .-,1 °''"" COUllty •••~ •I .,. Du • loci ' • f th C.J''-• lluilntn Ir.' I Oot'ollly C. l¥•n1, l 11tcvtrl11 Comrnl.U... , ~-,·· rtnJ ay s running o e livm.11 DAN.A "~"' 11CYCLIS, 141•1 1 1 01 !lot w 111 01 '"-..., lll!rllllic: hit 1 1,. w. 500 at OntariO there will be several added lrK•llh. '"61111 •b<lv• n•med •td+n1. ,.... _..will..,; ~11 ~1 .,.. :i:,,,.. • 11 .ttraction. und. lb "b'• top " I ·1· • Gtry I . 1yt.,, lmt IMI-. Hunt-HU•WITZ. HU•WITZ. lltlMIR --.._. ........ -·T~ r I '" • 0 WI . l"llton ... II •• UIMI ,,,.., =1111{ ''· ,.,,, Ill ..... lliMrl -flying c:ircu apoo.ge.di\ler Jumping Joe Gf.r-01..,. •· htrr•. 1'" t:•t1111111, 1u1 ..-.o .... 1m .... .,.....c.i:~ l h f f '11 ky"' bl' ••tell .. _,.... ... ell. «141"'1111 ft4'I 111,. c~111 ''-'"""Wiii ~ ac , , rte-1 Ing ~ "'('vers; a lrflRt super-TN• """-'• 11 -.1111 .-iuc:tM w , 1'241 •n.,.,. o CMc: Clftflr"ortw w... • ..,. "" 'IOOic jets · flying in formatk>n an,d a fire-Gentr11 •-rme,111111 ..,,_,...,,, iw '"""'''• ,.,,,,. -... '*~ • ~ " ·, , ' D ••• 6\lrtl'rt ,.....,...... Orlflll CM1I 01Uy 1"1'91, ... p111 . ..,..__ ........ ~~ W()rks ~YI-• . Thi• .,..._, JllM with till ,_."" A111u1t 11, '"" ... tombtr 1.. 11, IP, .,.. Miil IW........... • ..... '<{I Motorcycle racen wlt& ire preaumably at CL•r• "°''"" C9Utltv "": Aus. JA, im. 1112 2fD.n a.~••• ...-m , 1 . By 9':11:y J, 11,,.ten, OIMy Cal.llllY tttl1 IMtl!• ~ 111 ..-.Utfrlill least as iqteresting. u clrcus barrel riders, c1en.. PUBLIC NOTICE ~ ~lln """°ti._ . Jud·' ·~ T'· 'II •-'ti· . 10-fllNU .,...., J · 1. · •:..=• , • , _,.. ar, me IC\I ~· , •..c:Y u.!: put ng on a l"llbllsfrltd Or•llP c.,.~, Dilly l"lkit. p., """*' •111 ,... .w .,.. lap demanBtratiop road race. 11ov1u.t ''· 1nc1 .s.,,11m:xr J, HI, 11, "°'''' TD c••D1TOA1 __... """-•" "' ,..,..,. ..,. ....,. • 1 Jt seems thrit plain close racing just isn'( l"'1" 2272•73 IUP'llllO:-·c~J::I DI' THI c::f1i .. ~i= ~....::a~ tn\)Ugh anymore . PUBLIC NonCE ITATI 01' CALIPO""'" l'Ollt 1111111 -CIYk c""" ' • ~ r,11 · TH• COUNTY OP ORA ... 1 II~ 11, htltti ~ ttrmwnfl .. ,. 1 1 1 l'IC'TITIOUI IUllNllS ll1t.t1 tf,MAll:Y l . VAN WINll.Lf, tk• •Iii~ pltll 11 M fir. MCI ~ .... lldllo ft vance lhe cinder sport than anyone else, is David ·Aldana. Orange County's proud rep-NAM• ITATIMINT ~::LE,•=~;!,. ALOERMAN VAN • .-,tu~~.~•u•y' ' -~ . d' ti 'bl f both trog de resentative on "Team Mtxic•n" t• •i.· sub-TPll f1Uow1,,. ..,-1on i. ..ire tv.111111 Nt11c1 11 l'otr•bY ei ... 11 '' cr1c111 ... , ol A••t•••ftf o1r1e1w •M m tree y respons1 e or re ra .. 1.urc •$; . ,... .....,. 111.,. •'"""' ,1111 111 IHNtlltY ,. .,. steps. ject of a new film now being produced in l"ATCO, '121JJ Orc:llllll ... -.. c ... -..,._ 1111¥11111 Cltl"" lllllMf 11141 1111ct OllANGE COllNTY coru M b M k Prod 1-1 -11 be ••1 ""''· ~ .,. """1~ "' 111. ltltm. w{fh •LANJf•No cOMM1as10 .. One ol the best armimenta fer knocking down the political He conceived of team racing becliuse he esa Y i s uc ions .... t wt Print H. MIOU• 111. ,,, Ordlld !lit __ ,., _,,.,.., in ,,. ot1k• ., l"llllllti. °"'"" c...M a.nv l"llllil. ~ bod' th' was afraid that his fans were getting bored. the Santa , Anan's .sPl'tV'ld apprear:an« 11s a ...... -. c .... on. 11r11 M•r. 11'11 c1trti: "' '"' •t!llW 1111111• c-1. 1r ..,.,..,., 1, 1m .,,.,, ._ wills th•l 'cordon off major auto racing sanction 1es 1n is . . . ,--·· . ,;r . T111s IMllll'Offl l• ...... ,.,,.uc:i.. _., "'11 .,._, tPltm w1111 1111 11ec••••rv1-----------..::= -,b,· ls "-~ ,,,. of ••-Juan C.plstrano's Sam Pooey. It was a significant cMcept which could have c1n~ma star. His first .was in· The Thrill Flldh•1•1.1i1. _...,.,. ttit l.lndtnltnM .•• lhl offlc• PUBUC NOT!- --VJe ...... "'4ll J-• t I ~ d 'bl Id Ill On " "'''"~ H. Mlerll• Ill .. Ellw•r• A. Tralil11, 11522 H1wt"61111 \.ollo ·' • • • IC\I o eague rac .. ,g, an possi Y wor · · , , T111t 11111mtnt 11ttd wllfl fllrt Clrllllty 1oui ..... ~ Twr""'9. c.111ono11 90504,1-----:-::::-:,,-""'=~---., ,.'-ey ·curienlly is running second in points counting toward recognition. Lance Valery, 1 member of the produc. c11r11 e1 °'"'" COUlll'f A11111.Wt 11, 1tn. wflkll 11 't1111 111tee e1 bV$ln11u e1 111e Ll•AL NOTIC• _., • '·" eoo1· ta! f uJ 5000 •·mpionsblp While Gra 1· --' tr I ~..:. '' h-'Y J. Mlllldo.l!. °"""' c-.intv u1M11nltfltd ''" 111 '"'"-...,.i11111,.. ta N.nc.., A...,1c1t1tro""' FllMlns VtW! rM,&;ft • aAJ.n men onn a cu~ • -But promoter5 of two other tracks didn't ion crew •. sa)'S 1m1 company may ave . .., c11r1i:. "" 111,.., .. •Ill _...,.,,. w1111111 tour t/"I E~ E"'lllovmtm Act ., int. · ham M(Rn may hie a slJoo.in for the title, Posef conceivably tee It OJ.ley's way. They pUlled out becaUH Europe ne;a:t year to fdm Jong-track ·~ ... ,,... '"""flle ~"" ftrtt"~'"'" e1 "'" n. CMlllY ., °'""" lfto• .,.... ... d o •• •-f rth In U 5 A ~ Cl b ch . ,.__ ' 'k · . • ot:-'llllllU!H Or_. CNll 01Hy l"llol, Attia . pllc1tlln .. !!It Unltlrd ttllH °"""1--~ cpuld win. He wou.1 liao urrc ou · · Uw n a~ they didn't think ()f the idea themselves. wav . racmg. 1iui1g·tfac r.mng is a COni.M.1· AllOUSt ll. 20, 11 ,,,,. h1i.mMr 2. • Ltll Mthell ,,, 1..111rer ...,. fvftd• 1HM11r Stc1161'1 1 ., ,... . "..;;... ....... NMnts goinll' into today'• Calif()rnia MIO at On. tar1o tf his The refusal of ()lher track 'promoters to ental phenomenon primarily or German:JT.. 1'12 1122·12 111ecu1r1. 11-1 1111 w111 E.-..nc• Employ"""'' Act "' ttA. "' 1 i"l"'_..Y ,......-. I:> • r ' • .... 111 ~t. PllM!c l.tw '2-U, Jn tfl.t .,__ ff . "jnta ,were coWlted. ,,, · kick in financial support for world-<:lass where sti::a1ditaway speeds on the half· e PUBUC NOTICE IDwA•D A. T•1.•1N uMO-. Thi .--,. 1e ._.,11,... ' • n. problem ts that Posey must weigh the political factor• riders Barry Briggs. Ivan Mauger. and and mile circuits. or~en appft!ach 100 mile l'ICTirious •usiN••s ~:!!!:.W:..::V=:."' ~:=,.;~,,;-i:111't,.....-::'':-· -that he cin race wh..n and where he. wants. He is a member other's., also provided the death knell .for the per hour. NAM• 1T1i.T•M•111T Alflnllly.., •xtclflrb tmplO'f911 vr11n1m · Er• vt1 .. _ '""" ·..; -'"'v Cont' t I d 1Je. ~allenge Cup. • • • TPll to1111wr111 '"r.., 11 11o1,,. n 1r,.., •11.J111v, _ 11111111, ~r,, 111 0r11111 <-iv. TM •• • h SOCA so he can compete 'Ori lhe L&M 1nen a • an '-"l ••· toub11t11t11 o • ...., c .. ., 01nv l"U1t, c°""'" 11 °'9'1111 ,...._ .. .,.,,,...._ 1!·~: i.--i.. 1. not 1 member of USAC (you can't belong to both) "Harry ju.St didn't want to foot the bill by Escape Coontty. the new private motor· · JuN11"1•0 1.£••• •oA.o IHELL A1111u•1 -.. n ·~ '9''tmNr 1, ''· tv11111.,.,. wrNn1...,.,,. .,....,,, h'I""' -•~ u h' If n '> > bi' · b 26S11 J1H1l1Mrll Strr• lt.,.,ol, Sin Ju1~ 1'72 ' Hl._72 flll'ITlll'l(I wltll tM 0.-r'ttNtlt "' t:.w 40 can't-<l'Wl for the USAC championship. 1mse '. a1\l;'.Jl!..Oi'e, · says· Ox1ey s pU 1cU1t, cycle park on the Robinson Ranch in Tra uco c111ruri ..... C• . .,675 11u ... 11 ... , "'"' ,1,pr11, 1m •• ..n-:, ,. 1· Allan. Seymt>ur. Jt is not generally kn()wn.·but Canyon, is, gett.iilg Into the motocrrus .Cene. 1trn1r11 M. 1oz1m1n, u1x P•\11 11.. PUBUC NOTICE P'11rtl11r1" °'""" '""'" 11-.i ••: "uti .• ·:· "I've, only been in two races (placing fif~ .. at f!tdia.napo ,.. I 'd lb f t d II h ca" Torrtnce, C1. '°'°' end Pocono). and I'd bt ahead of Mario Andretti in·pomts if mine Ox ey pa1 · e air ares, renal cars an V• Somt: of. t e top riders In Southern 11· Thtt ""'1111111 1, bel,,. •-ucttct ~, '" NOT•<• TO c••o•To11ts ~/'"" A111M1m ·i 1.t",lll •N••tacl," Posey Nill. ·"I rcanlt hardly belieye it.'.'. • • ing C()(lltS of m&St riders who have partici-rornia ere ~ll'pected to show· up for the $4,000 tn111 .. 111u~er ..... M •011m1n ~~:::':~ ,',.t~::-:r.. ~:: c,';'.,:: ~tr,o:r~!ch :: ~, "".._. · pated in the series. • ' Premier Invitati011al ·scheduled Sept. 10 .on Tiii• •••tm1tn1 '111• w1111 1111 c_,, THI couNTY OI" OllAN•• ~:~ = ~,,.., ,._. i. So tt b onJy natural that Posey wishes all of Amei::ica's ra~ .nere. is some M ..... that· the ·roreign rides, the new EuroM1n.styte 'coUN!e Com.-.ition Clvk et" er.""'"""'' on: A1.11. 15· 1•72. 1:11111 ., MA•Y EL1u1ETH 11.ELLY ,1 ... _. wn'~·"'1 ,,,.. · ,__,,._. H Jd •-f J'• chJe/ ,..,..... ·· ,..... ' ' t""" . ly •1Vffl11 J, MHdoK, o.JM,lly C611nty E •••• , •<•o ,._ ' •r .. ''""'"" •r JO* lnl aPOt!llitionl would 1et oua-~..;... · e wou . urc one q m:. 1ttrooted by the lure or generous American will be in 125 cc, 250 cc and open classes. cNrt. '-::• MA1tY Ltu. H .. • .......... c:tv .. ,,., • . • .-btDtnduiea. I . . ., .. ,. NoTICI Is' Hl•"EIY COIVEN •• thl c fy ,,, ,_,, ~.,k ~ ... ' . "[ ll"• 'to '""" ob'""m~y· at the Continental," Posey said. PUBUC NonCE PUBUC"NOTJCE P'uBUC NoTtCE ' A:::~ f,~!. '::::.:r!r/y 11"!':· t:rldlltrl ,, lllt •llov• "'""" lltctdtnl ~~:;-.. i::~~.~ ~:r:;11111 111•1Mct == a NUA p;.._Y11:1 l----==--,,==cc----1·---;;;am; !.J!~',!i·~-· 1--:---~~i'Ti~~~i.;iii;----l'~'~nc:.:.:_:::.• :;::_:::.:::~·~i,.~n~'j 11111 111 '"'"''" h•,.lntll 1:t;1lm1 1011ns1 '"' City' ., 1.tg....,. •••ell II.Ill ··tt'• a syptr :aenes, but \he people a ren't there yet •• It's too new .-1CTfftOUI IUllNl!SI "1~:~: ... :~~'::I' . fltCTtTtotlS IUSIN•SS PUBLIC. NOO'ICE =~ :=-:;:.:.~ ~1i;:' •. ~n1::! =:17; ~l~: ::.:~· ... ch :: it . ..:..·~ odt 10td bin to-all the spectators, 1t would st NAMI ITATIMEN'T Tiit fbllowl .. OlflOl'I II ...... ••l-Tiit M,l,MJ ITATl!MIJfT fffl!ll ,,, 11'11 t:ler~ °' ,,,. ....... wot11"41 court •• , CTIY If l"leffftllt ,,;. ,_ L ~th_._ f' Tllll lolklwl111 1MrlDfl II aolnti W•f!M$ll 11. lollowttll • """°"' lrll '* "'""' lhtm, ""llh Ille nteen1ry City of Seil l•tcll :rs ... tali lwhi~ to c~ _mn. ' 11: ' . . LOVE'S BlfEllo, no Nat'lh ll'ff Mll'lllll •:xrr l'ICTITIOUI IUllNlll "'91Khln, It !Pit imde;algrtN ti ltnk .. Cl'Y .. Slltllon n,a " ,.;,· -.. •..I-sh' ~u· ! .. f course is the nation's top cir-COITUM'ES IY ANNIE. 421 0. ,,,, aoui. ....... ''"· Ctll'f'lll'11!1 9Mtl . LYN Cll:l!AT10NS, 501 1111 tllAMI STAT•M•NT Atnlflrcil, S.nt• AM Ol11T"lct Tru1r Ollk1. Clflr' Ill T1,1sll11 USA"'-1 ,..._mplUD IP u• • v • • , Dr .• No. 104. Cotl• Me~•. · WESTERN DlVE'llSIFIEO EQIJITll!S, ltr'Mnlll'lll AM.r N...,.ort l11el\. C.UI. TPll fellirwllll ..-II 11o1111 ...,1,_ •1 North M1111 SlrHI, S1nt1 An1, City .. Vlllt l"•r• !MOO ~it. ~t Poiey asks: "Ar~ thedrivpurses i.i:i(at m~~~~!~· Art N!'.";'04~=-· J:::: "1 G. F•lr Or,, ~~C.NA .. '!:~ .. c~r~.~!';:•r.:i:.: ·N:,1.~J;.::!'.'~:;11~~,~·M•. 11: 'ROOUCTS OF l~l'OllMATION ;:=·61'':1:.~ ~11,,.:..:. City., YotN LlnN = . ~ tbett'~ eoocf cars? Are the , en tna IDUC " Tlll1 ,butl11111 II btlnt CanduelH lirf •n Ctlfl. '°210. , Oorlllhy" H. Hol6ell. 501 1111 SYSTEM!, ttS 1"1\111rlnt Awnvt, Ct1lll P1rttl11l1111to1111tll•lt .. 111111-.C ... fft! •nll !Pit frtlJtrwfl'lrt Kl!otl ollllrlcll ._. J ' ~ ' • • I j ~· no the -··~as an:n't IAlll•ldlltf. . This bull11H1 " btlnt ~·" .., • Bem1nll~, Newport ... cit, C1UI. Mitt, Cll ,,.Ill• tH2'. Willlln ._. mwolbl •ti•""' flr11 ""'""• 11 : • ··EM:ifpt. {Qr the 'Iftp e '"''"'°"' r~, • ~"'" AIWI K. • ..,. LJmUflf ...... _rotrlhlp Tlll1 tu.tlllfh Ill t.911111 econduclH l'I' I ~rodlolt:lt .. lfttorflltlllltl TKtlllrtlen I~ ti thl1 nollce. t . • .. b'•• 1n· USA"· Tbe ('.oDtinental bas 20 cernpetJtlve Thi• Jllltmlftl "'" with '111t Count., Wl!STEll:ill ·01\l!ltS)"1ED 1"1rl11trs/llj1, lrte .• Dtl••••• c ... ,.,.11111. •11111 .. Am..k• .r....Pltllft (I.., k'-'t tlMI ml,..... ._.t'I' Y" , • top in Otrk erP °""""' ~ty tn Aut lf, 1t12. EQUITIES INC •E'9tntr.I!. Mc:Mlfltn This ~lntls Is Mllll ,..-..CNd...,, N•llDfllll Trtnl (11\lr•llll kl'IMI Olt'"lcl •t,e~ raj:e, ~ ~.are ooly six Or ,~e~. cars ~v B~•IY J, M-.• Dtwtv c-•v . o.n....i '"•""*' · . · Dar111JY H. H.iotn C•llOl'•tltl'I •'* s ... 1.,.. A1toc11non '""'"• k'-1 6i i~t -.... USAC." p' ;,:."y '-lieYel 1'-, --~L ••• ta! cast, 1nclud.1pg (_ieorge ~1or11. ~ '"' Ge>rv GoaOo•mt TN1 . ''''•""'"' flltd -.ilh 1111 counlY H•r~i.1 •· J1..., E•ecuior""" wm l'OU11t1111 v1111" ~ or1 tr1,1 ~= ..._ ~ 09 \;ID\llKll llr ft • ..i I' llftl Thi'. ,,."""*" flt .. with llw COIHllY C1rotf1c "' oi-.. c-iv --A....,,, •• Viet .., ...... ,,, ,,, ""tlM .... lllmtd "'"'"' .. ult<trl.,... • ...,,.....,.,., SCllool DI trld .. D..11-~ ·y Rae David Hobbl. Bri!lt Lunger and I~~~~ l"lllllllliltl Or•~ (Oflt 0.lly l"llot, Cler1r. Or 0••1!91 Cqunty 1111 A\11. 1~ ••• ,,Im. l y h¥trly J. Mtddo~. OlfM.rlY Thi• ,,,._, flltcl wff11 lfll ,_,y HU•WtTZ, HUlltWITZ •••M•• Hunir,..i... INCh City • s' 11.'T: ~:'.:.':""'d ,,,!,, .!,,1 io the Foyll •'-" Andr.ettis J,n .formuta .cars. ~~ Tl, 11' 2'. •M Sttillm~~.lt w11111;" E. ,l' J1":..~~IY c1 ... k "" c_,., Cltrll • ,..,"', ~1er~ "-°''"J' c°"""' 111 Aut. 11 1t12: :-0ni:,:•;;: 011trk1 ,...... -·-.,...._., --, ly Jik • 9tver y J. llldo .._..1y. 1"\lbll1111d Or11191 CatJI Dilly Pilot. ~ I . • MlclHI, Dl,uty CIUrlly ......... INCfl. CtHfwtll.ll nut L• H1br1 City kholl 01911'\'I :n.N ~ • "S-kJnr as 1 team manage;Jr·" Posey said, 0l'd .real e 11'-0C A..,.,, 12, ·tt, ,. 11n.1 ,.11,.,..l>llr' 3, ci ... -. 1114) 47,.,.._ Los A11n111o1 Seti.et 011ff1ct 1IAtlf ,,_\ ~-• il bl d [would hive vlJBUC'NOTIMl' "1'"' 1t12 10t1n ,.., .... A,,.,._,,"'• 1 .. ,. vie. ~ 0111,1<1 •• 1 • t6 'IJl"9 IOrDI: d th!le USAC au .IYJ a e, an • .., ~ l"vllUl/Mll Otlf\P. CNll O.Hy l"llol. . . l"utllllhlld O••l'IVI' Co111 D•lly ~llot, , 1111..... DI' l!KU ~ I 0.111( •Utt Yorbl LIM• SeMol Gstrkl n.• ' ' ; had m .... , car for one of.,_._ already at three ,raczes this A11111,111 ,,, :u, •NI s11111mbtr l, '· PUBUC'NOTICE A1111111 is. JO, 77 .... ""'""*'-r J, A 'l ' '° ,, •~ :-•,tml>llr' ' 11' 1,..-oun.. u..1rr111 khMI o11fl'k't u ... . 'I ~ ..,.iuu the ll'ICTITIOUS IUllNllS •lt72 • 2161•'72 ltn. !1 .. 73 ,:,, \ti ' • I IP no..n GMdlll a,_ UJlllloll s c .... ,1, -,..., -''nitY Wovld like "'' pict .up' the extra money, fnd p~ .. ~. fTATIM•NT Ol•lrlcl ·-~ mot.en would be 1Tad to'Plf' it."· ~ .:"-to11r="'.1119 fl'{-11 dolnp busl11111s PU8µc JilOTJ,CE su~~~1~ ... 'l'o~=~D~f;~. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ~!~'l':.}:1::,~1111 D111r1ct ~ ,.· f • • ' Jct.• t LINCOLN MOOOY l"ltD"E•TIEI, IJ(CTli'IOUI IUllHIUI JTATI OP' CALl .. DlltMIA l'C»l JllCTITIOUI IUllNISI HJth kllllD4 Dhlrkt· ~ . would Paley p jlf' 1111'9 ,,...,. llrwtl, (yttrffll,,C•lllornl• ,.,,M, 'sTAT•M•NT" THI COUNTY Of" OIAN•I tlllloMI' STATIMINT "°''"OP INTIMDID ' c-1 ,_,_...w Ce! .... Ohlrkt n.-,.t ~ ' ; -, I ' . '. 'i . flllQO. ' • ... • • T1-followlng "'"°" II dcilnt llru1lntSI ....... ,.,. I TPll l1t1ow1,.. jMl'IOll II llolftt ~.1 ..... llCl,/RITY ..,,, ... ,, AOlltllMllllT N"1tt 0rlfltl' C-'Y ,.-r' , • I . it , \llEITEltNj 01Vl>ulF1ED,£QUITIES, ,E1l•l11 If .JULIA MAY 011.V.ENOtCIC, ,,, CS.C.t, .fltl .. 111 \l.C.C,J t°'"""'"'IY C11H1t1 011fl'lct ft-• •" • ~ f ;. ·11-\ _, ' Dettollue Top ...... aee. INC ... A (Ill f.' CcprD ti4Mr•I l"l•lntr, ••: l' J ioHSUl.71NG IEltVICli 32'0 Dtc1ttlllll I ' . ' ' ALl"HA-Tllt, 726' Mlff'olf Clrct1. HUii< NtllC:t II ......., ·-"' cr..iuor1 ti llt•ncPll Stl\lllff C~tr -, .... v •v•oa, . . -dsJ ,,, NoMl'I ... """"" ·•trtt• .... lfwttv ldiPoo L .... JIO lo~ ,\ilOJ, c .... ·,,,..,, NOTICE IS HEllEIY Q.ll.IEN .. !hi ""''on IH(h '26'7. . lhll w1tlll11 "'"""' Nrllft 11111. tlo(l,lt/ty Collett Of1trl<1 11M1 .!.1...1.;.i;... • ' s...:O. Hllllo c.Mflfti!. "110. 92.12' crwdlt61'1 11-1 fht ...,.... 111rnM · lllc.cLtlll A1ro1pee1 Stll• c.,.1 . Ctllftrnli l11tertt.t .. 111111\ded 111 " "'""' "' Clllltotnl1 It•'-..,..,..,.,...IV·I'~ .... .. ,.i. lttvlOll ... Mu:k DIMllU!I 8ft .,.._ Cff, -· Thll .... _ I• Dtll'IO CIMuc:ttcl Ir(. I "-"" SpKlll1~y. IH• '"•"" L11 .. COii• ""' ... jlll'10M 111¥1"9 dtlll'll ., .. IN! Ille •n 1 Aubw" Or., H111111ni1on •:t· Ct '.'"'-' ............. lltftllllNer llfferlbld. Ulll-•lty 64 'C•lllw11l•lr¥i111 .... .• e1lt __ i ..... , ..... _t Jo ... cockl l1 ..... r Llrl'!Md l'trtnll'llll,. MIMI ,,.,. Hhl Hclrdllnt ••• '"*"'" •• "" tlllm. nu1 . TPll lllltne ..... 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High Cost 'of Healt~ Laid to Sicl{ Society ~ •' • $14: Billion Paid Out .by -Blue Cross ·: •• -: ,• , .. I WOMEN FILE BUNDLES DP CLAIMS IN BLl.11 CROSS CHICAGO HEADQUARTERS Plan H11 More Than 75 Million Mombon 1 nd Paya $6.3 Biiiion In Benefits Annually New System Cuts Costs In Hospitals CHICAGO {UPI) - A doctor decides Ids patient is well enough to go home "rlgbt now!' A meal, prepared for the pallen~ Is wuted. NEW YORK (AP) -Lile moot /omtt1CIDI, Walter J. ldcNeniey fl ...,_ --tloe high costs or healtll care ~ days. And be bas numerous ldeu 1..-bringing the blll.t dowu, 0< at leut alowlng their rlae wbile impnlYiiif the level ol people'• beaHb. A> president ol the Blue Crea Alsocla- tioo, McNerney ove...-tbe -' ol oarq fH bUUco a year la bealtll "'""' He urges 11q ecological view of health. looking beYond the u.ouaJ ways al pro. vtdlng bealtll care." "It bu just been a "'?<JUI to believe that good bealtll depends upoo tbe doctor w!tll bla litlle black bag, and the ••allabllltJ ol a hospital bed, the Idea that we can aoJve our health problems lf only we had more doctora and more borpitalJ, and more money:' McNerney aald in • recent tnterview. UsuaQy, no attention la paid lo beallb matters unless tbere 11 a Crisis of slctneoi, be -polnla out. But, be declares, the main causes of ill bealtll lie within ooclety ltseU, otemmlng trom poor housing, poor die~ drug ad- dlclioa, '8norance ol good bealtll bablta, lack of knOwledge of where to seek medical help in the community. "The cause! lie in our life styles. Health ls not only an individual affair, but a com· mun.ity affair as well. Ill health cannot be corrected in our ghettos and rural areas just by providing more bea1tb ..me.a la oar eiistomary fuhlon. • A> one meana o1 reduclni costs, McNerney rays be Is almott lncllMd to the calling of• monotorlum oo expanding tbe number ol hospital beds. Hcept In gbelto and nnl areu where they are rmllyneeded. Nowadays U eoota from '40 to l300 f0< me patient to occupy one boopltal bed !0< juat one ~. depending where la the country be or ohe happens lo he sick, be oaya. The average Is !80. But It can CCII '40 lo f70 every day 1 hosp)tal bed Is not used because of high Oftrbead-.. Area-wide planning offero 1 more tf. ficient . way of meeting medical and bealtp needs. McNerney says. And, be addo, not overy hospital needs to <luplicate the expensive special racllldes, 111Cb as a co:-onary intensive care u¢t, already existing in a ne&-by hospital. Area ptann!ng can help oolve the problem of distribution ol"'bospltal beds, putting new ones where they are most needed. Periodic health exama: offer great o~ portunitles to reduce human suffering and pnlmajure death, but will not greatly reduce the overall total costs of health care, McNemey thinks, because such tests "won't forestall that much lllneS3." Computers are being used .to review 'what hospitals do with patients, whether they may keep them too Jong, or give •• them uceaiVe O< UDll<e&WIY ~ Al the ume um., 1 c:loeck fl madt w whelher pallenta are J>elDi treated Go> . , lltUe or being neglected, lllcNemer ~ McNerney alao 1Uiiesla 1 bu'<l-noM!l analysis al _,. cumnt pnct1ca CJ cietermlnt If thq nally do bend health. . ' The ltalscr·Pmnanente Pl.Ill I' Callfornll It evaluating cmfull1 1111 worth of periodic pbyslcol eamlnali.,;f for people over 40, to ba aure that an Ml nual checkup ii pn>ducllve. Tba Issue ~ In question, McNemey ays. : :. The Nallonal Tuberculosis Anlclalft!o last year recommended that IDlll tcreenlng bJ X-coy wltll mobile unlla Je c.ntlnued only in areas ol eztremely ~ ~ence of 'I'll, meaning mainly the m: ner sectlona of big dlles. Tba old mM; screening was found unpn>ductlve •IJ tenns of f!ndlng cases la the 1eneral population. . .~; "Tba ourprlslng thing Is tbe ~· 1imilarlty of average length ol Ufe ail causes of deetll IJDODg the bell and t!il lwt well-c&"ed for populatlcm IA .;;, country," McNerney aa11. ;: McNemey sees some auccea lo ~ ling the compllcaled problem of ~ proving the nation'• health . ~ . S111oking Hurts W aliet Toe: A nurse is rushed during an emergency and neglects to post an entry for treat· ment or service on the patient's record. The hospital never recoups the I01SS. Other, similar acts ol omission and commlsslon coot hospllals u n t o I d i amounta ~ money yearly -a klSI: that it pused .on lo patients and Insurance com· '\ pilliOI \n Ille-form of higher costs. So1ne Businesses Offer lnc~ntives to Quit . . A ~ dalSned to eliminate ·ouch ·waste·ltu been developed by 1 Chicago. .,.... firm, Medelco Ine. It Is ealled the v ~ hoipltal Information system," and ...,,.... about '500,000 to ln.rtall 'In the 1.,,n1e boopltal. Its developers oay It --talOI about 11 months for Ille system to pay f0< !!sell .through economies and el- ~ it incorporates into the opera· \iool of a hoopital. REOOCES RATES By JO OLSON Of fM D•llr Piiot SI.if U you drive, don't drink. It's a familiar slogan that may be matched by a new one: U you drive, don't smoke. A study made by Cornell University researchers of several thousand auto fn. surance policies fotmd that non-smoking drivers bad a 50 percent lower accident • rate than smokers. The resuJt is that the Farmen Insurance Group, which already offered lower Iife insurance rates to non· smokers, this summer introduced dis- counted auto in5Urance to non-smokers. "Nicotine is a depressant -it impairs The system ii credited with playing a nJght vision and slows re(Jction time," major role ln rechlcing hospital rates at explains Mike Reiter, F a r m e r s ' the Fcrt Sanders: Presbyterian Hospital Newport Beach agenL "There is also less in KncsVllle, Tenn., for private, semj. distraction for non-smokers." private and "aelf-care" rooms. The insurance change is simply the ....... .. .. -• --------• • • • • • • • • ... _ NURSI USES PUNCH CARD TO ORDER PATIENT SERVICI M11111ge RoUtad Through All Hospital Dopallm'"'tw "Without the system, our rates would Jatest of many reasons that have been have had to be raised a dollar or two " · put forward in recent years for people said Tboalas W. Newland, president ~! not to smoke, enough reasons to make a Fort Sandm. He oaid Ille system helped catci>all slogan appropriate: Don't J J • • J J f 1 I J I I l I I I Your Health That Pain • in the Back ' the hospital reduce costs, "and we've smoke, whatever yro do. been able to pus the savings along to The surgeon general says it's hS.nnful our patients." to your health. Firemen point to the The system consists of electroruc dat~ deadly ft.re! It causes. And everyone communication, acquisition and retl'ieval agrtts, even SJMkers. that the habit's which makes its contributions to ef· expensive -even without the cheaper in- • Jil•n.MI 1"'*'"1osb •N ·~rr DI-It AniKll'll• flclency by : gurance benefits. Fire department !ltatistics show an av-than f1 billion yearly on tobacco prod- May Be Osteoporosis • Transmlttina: orden and requests iD-erage of me fire a week in some coa!t ucts," one of ita fact abeets atate3. ltanUy and automatically to end from cities due to amoklng and one death per Who are the smokers and what kind or 1-ltal ll1ll'llnl siltlons and other year In these fires. people are they? IJepartmenta. It eliminates the most eo,,ta Mesa Fire Marshal Ed Lewi.! A publication of the American cancer l!aixl-writtea md b a n d • d e I J v e r e d noted that ''well 'over half" the Costa Society 11ys there are four kind! of. Pain ln lhe back II 1 very common problem in elderly persons. Often the pain is the IY106l common symptom of which the patient is aware indicatin& a specific metabolic booe disease - mteoporosis. 'Ibis di!ease Is particularly prevalent amoog wozr•en who are put the menopause . It ls estimated that about ~third or &.II women past the age of 50 me affected by this disease. It may fiecome oppmnt wilh!n 10 to 20 years ¢e:r the menopause or, tn the case ol 'f(Jmen who have had their ovaries rt.moved surgically, the booe disorder may appear even earlier It is not, ....,.,.,., llmlled to past-menopauaal 1':meo. It Is sometime:ii associated with 1Je general deterioration o( the bone in 'Id age. messages and lDbouse telephone call!. Mesa firemen smoked before the Surgeon smoken: those who do ·Jt habituaHy, Although it II not possible to undo the • Automatically updating charget!I General's report was given. "Now only a those who smoke to produce an exciting damage which bu occurred through against patient accounts, eliminating lost few smoke," he aid. pleasure or beiehten enjoylhent, t.iose osLeoporosi!, it ill possible by treatment charges and providing greater billing ac-Newport Beach Fire Inspector Art who amoke to rcdua: feelings of distress, to stop the progress of the di.!lease and to curacy and lmpro•ed financing control. Morton also observed that the majority fear, shame or disgust, and those who lllieve the discomfort it causes. The • Updat'"" irrventory records ._ or Newport ·Beach firemen do not smoke. are addicted. essential element in treatment ls OU6 "'J Be -• fir rted that I" G. In k' t dlfi department, giving administration direct Laguna acu emen repo " tv g up smo mg presen s erent estrogenic steroid therapy, through control of items ordered and used and of 15 Art Colony (ires in 1971 were caused; kinds of problems to these different kind whlch a more favorable bonnonal .. ;.... and H ting! Beach f k prices charged. by smoa>Ufi• un on o smo en. balance ls att.alned. Some patients also • PrlnUng labels for medicatton1, firemen recorded 206 fires and one fatali· Dr. Sil~an Tomkins, who formulated r.qulre andcogenlc lbenpy. Thil IJ the !hereby oavlng up to 40 -~ent ol ty from Jan. 1, 1971 to Aug. 16 of Ibis Ille Cancer SOclety's description of types, type of treatment wbicb tbe doctor must ~-··A' _..... year. says the "habitual smoker must first work out very carefully for each in-~.,iwu pharmacists' time. The book, "Tobacco and Your Health: become aware of when be is mnoking." dlvldual paUenl, since the kind ol • Automatically seadin( 111 oeccndary The Smoking Controversy," by Harold S. The person who omokes for pleasure hormonal medJcatkm, the amount to be en, preventing unrecessary delaya tn Diehl, professor of public health at the "may enjoy most the handling of a taken, the frequency with which it should tient care. University of Minnesota, gives figures on cigarette or the sense and sight of smoke bt taken, and the possibillti~ of side er. • Handling all admitting data and the increase in the number of ci garettes curling out of his mouth," Dr. Tomkins feet.. vary with each person. · teepb1g requests, -mating beda----smoked annually in the-United St~-says. 0 lf -these smokers can be per· In women, breasta must be che(ked ailable as soon u po.Wble. 1900 the average American I& yeani of IUBded to make an effort, they may find and cancer amears taken periodically The system consl!U of a central ~ age and over smoked 49, in 1929 it was up giving up cigarette.! relatively painless." during treatment. Tbere J.!I no evidence ,.,{_"~ Ing unit and a terminal at each nurs-to 611, In 1940, It was 1828, and by 1967 A strong substitute for cigarettes, like that eslrogenlc treatment, properly used, !!'!"'station and Ill ancillary departments. Ille figure bad dlmbed to 4,003. nibbling ginger root, may be useful In causes ........ These precautionary . A terminal consists of a ru, ol ceusabl• The cosl of tlois per pmon per year b curing tbe thlnf type , be contlnlle!, and cbe<b are important since Ille patlenta ~ punched cards, an opUcal card reader approxlmalely $135, 11y1 the airtstmaa for the addict, quitting cold It the only are In an age f!'IJllP where breast and ~ and a teleprinter. Seal SOclety. "Americans spend moro 80lutiol1. uter\nt cancer ls c:ommon. 't1 Aside from Ille costs In cash, what ire the other prices a smoker mlllt pay? According to Ille American ~ Society,-clgarelle smoking Is one ol the lour major risk factors la heart altacb and cigarette llDIOkers !lave an -~ · nonnalJy high nmnber of llnlkes. tunr cancer, the .society ays, is tbe leCDDd mosl frequent cause ol dealb .llDCIJIC • cigarette omokers and Is relaled dl1'cllJ to the Dumber of clg ... tles llnOked. Pregnant women who smoke bave~ •• greater number of stillbi..rths than nonsmoking women and tbelr infan1I aro more likely to die wltll!n the flnl lDllDlh, the Cancer Society oays. Many people continue to smote even though Ibey would like to qui~ becau!e they think Ille damage bu al,..dy ~ done, Ille Cancer Sodety aid. · According lo the Olrillmat s.;.! Society, tllls b not true. The llealth- restorlng function ol the body tabl ..Ver when I penon l\opl. JI U)'>, Ille! certafa physical oymptona eallled b7 omoi:q begin almost lmmedlatei, to npiJt themselves. · · "Although complete remvery cannot be counted upoo, the benefit continues-to grow wlthlline,,, but ooly U ano>tni ta not resumed." Peer Influence Is the greatest factor hi • youths' smokilg, a Ueberman Rnearob. Inc. study for Ille American QmcOr Society found. . . It reported that "leenagen are ..U aware of anU-smoldng ......,.. "In -• "' the loa1 ochool dlstricta, -smoking lnfocmaUon Is offtl"ed In a mandatory 80pbomono aafety educ'allon course, district opokesmen lald. " For those who Wish to flop but iietd help, semlnan, clUSM, pamphleg ~ other aids are available throughout (be c:ouniy. . Some firms have taken otraailo m.....,.. to help their empl.,.. qu!t. Diehl reports In "Tobacco and Yilulb Healtll" tllat the Franklin Nalfonal Banlc, which bu 71 branches In New Yon, forbida Ill dlrecton Ille! omc.r. lo 11DOke. "My calculaUons Indicate that .,,. 'can mo-ea.. our profits by one and GIH>ball percent If ... tllmlnale llmoJdni, &> from thiJ moment amokin& t 11 eliminated," the cbaJnmn of the \ank'1 boArd of du.ctors alid. The CllJ Federal &lviagl and Loon llllnk In Jllnnlngham, All. of!erod I '10 per monlh aallrJ -lo emplaJeo who did nol rmob. :·1n othev Cl!!(?!, n develops alter 1 imon bas been immobilized for a Jong tllne, perhaps in the process ot recover-l>c from an accident And in aome cues a occurs In connection wltll other ........ such as rheumatoid artlnitls or ~emia, ornsultl as a side-effect .ner cplng certain powerful medicallons such • cortisone for a long period of time. '::UM osteoporosia ii 80 common1y BACK SUPPORT II onm, la the early monthe o1 treat-~ ment, tbe doctor will augge<t that tbe pa. t tient wear 90llle type of back support, such aa a conet, but persons with I osteoporolis ire not fiaced in a cast or heavy brace, olnc:o f Is Important that Want to Stop? Agencies Will Help w!Ur Ille menopause, doclonl ~eve that It IJ cau...t by a change In jle bormona1 hllllllCe. Probnbly 1 lack ol t91c1u11t and protein In Ille diet too- il'lbuts lo It. .,Nii CIWIGB ~ Ille dlleue develops, there Is a Ill 1111 mlnerol cootent of tho flone . ..,., -whld> .,. most likely to .. alledod by lhe-cllleue art Ille spine, 6e pelvla ollll ~ the •kull. The ~ ol lhe oplnO putllllly coll apse; lflla la "8lbM ln u sny study. :: In addllloll ' It ~. Ibo -!lltb ....,....,.. ,,., have join! pains lhiMl111 of the•~. hnlr and nalll. ........ la the .... frequtntly 1a-curnluro1Dd1loaol . v I ,/ " Ibey remain reasonably 1cllve. Unleu a cJ&arelle """*" Is ll>le to Diel II aJao I IUpportiVI IMUUfO In qull "cold turkey," be probably will need treatment. Although patleott &OOuld not help. A numhfor nf n'!anlu.uar. 1n overload on caklum, then lhoold bo Orange Cowity offer such IJlislanco. adequale amounts ol thl. oubolance In 11 tbolr diet and proteins llhould also be ..U ~ 'llMI SeventlM!ay Adventilt Cburdles -'ed c:ooduct seminar faaturln8 tbe "Flv~ "TW . peraM with cot<O(IOl'08il who 1s .Jinlnlst.. and utl~ • doctor an<I ..g.r lo limit the amount of dloablllt) ers ~tor~f the ma~~ ;~ wblch tbo dlleue will lmpase mu.st bo . 11 lncludel ftvo t•-.·hour pro-· prepared to coopenole wltb Ille doctor In IU(IOl"l!ed treahnenl which may utend wltll lectwu and alldeo. • lndeflnllely. In rtturn ohe can llltlclpalo Family FeUowahlp Center, ms N. that Iler ills..,., lhouih not cured, m17 ran~ Sanla Ana, oilers I Pniir•m very well ha c:onllolled, bor pain out> the fll'll M<m~ Of uch 'clued, and llzrtbor Joa al beJibt \Onth. a.n.m! ~ -tloa offen preymled......, ._ ,_,,. veo-meellnc ...-wbictl -ts Ill 1, I • i I facto on smoking and lncludel group tllerapy, The llllOclatloa m • y be con- tacted at 83W837 fa. IWllng dales of the program. Brochures wltll further ..,,.s11ons lll81 be ~ ll'om the American Qui. cer Soci<tJ. 18311 lrvlae, 'l'llltln, 11311- 1610; the ChristmU s..i An>cl•tion of Orange CowilJ, UOI Civic Ceolet Drive West, Sanla Mo, 13S-383'1, •od tbe Amerlclll Heart AllOdatioll, !tMil Civic Center Drive WeJt, Slllll Ana, $47~1. u • penon does not wloh to otop omolo· 1iog or ClllDOt, Ille U.S. Department of Realtb, F.ducatlon and Wellare orren IQ(geitlool C11 lloW lo CUI the rlsb: • a-• clprolle witll l ... tar end ' r nt"'Une. A list of tar and nicotine cootent of cigarettes, IUI of Aug., lt'tl, ti avallable from the SUperlntendent of Documenil, U.S. Government Printlni Office. Woahlngton, D.C. IOI02. All: for DHEW Publkation No. -(HSM) 12-7510. Price Is 5 ...,11 eac:b or ••JO per bun- d1'd. • Don't anoke your dprollo all the way down. 'l'be bluest Intake of tar and ntootlae oocun In llie Wt few pullt. This la becaUIO the tobaC<O lllelf tclt 88 I 1u1er. retaJntnc a portion o1 the 1ar1 and nlcotin• that -lhml8h It. .. • Take fewu dean on eoch cJ&aretle. e llodllCe JiRr Inhaling. "II ii tbe llDOU wbk:h enten your lungl that does r . mott ol the damage,"~ lo~ "It II tllls IDIOb that 1nJurta Iba c1....: Ing mechanll!I" ol lhe IUllp. 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N I~ l.lll'llllfr tt N St•l'ld _.15 \41 .. ~-Grp S/ -Vo Oii 11.1 D "' ltllMfl ~ i@" " ll'llr •• t 22 10.oi 11t Mllltl l!·'l 10.67 l"ol•ni IM f.13 •rud St, UA7 lt.7J nc. corYlllHT 1tn ~ ~--!~' ... ' .1.:"'°1 1 ~I~ · :,7 a 'r"c''l"\l"',,· •':i='=•'it' §ii 1'1",,7 ~ i:"'1",',""~·',·1"° c " " ,•:,, ... _. 11:1, 12. ht N_••t I) (1) ~ ''*' '·" ,.UTNAM or:l!Oft Cp._-,, A..,., H°'""' TllCMft It UNlnD ..... )NTllNATIONAL ti H: . 11 M . .,.. 1111o-n~ ~ ~ M«ltln 1'C 1 1 11.1 °'"'-1mm1t w Off .._. . Controls Returned, . :f'upreme Court Backs Shopping Centers . y JACK REES CHAPPELL ' Of ... mnr n.r ""' "In the wake of a r~t U.S. me Court declsiori, many shopping <enters and s are tightening policles llowing outside 'activities on eir property, · P o l i t i c a 1 activists, peti- ·oners, and religious sects nee enjoyed an open door to ch areas as a result of a '81J:forn"!' State S u .P r e m e ruling declaring tho>e mniS<,. to be "quasi-pubUC." , Under that ruling, operators malls, centers and markets Qund themstlves unable to ' penom engaging In con- veralal . political activity, sons accosting customers or petition ·signatures, or · · ·ous groups who chanted r tn the opinions of store auager4, annoyed premise• aa long as tbe ex-U$. SUp!<me,Court ruling, duaion is dOne unifonnly. many '1iuainessea large and For uaii:tp1e if a center small -are now locking out allowed petillonen for -~ those Ibey wisji Ibey "'old µberty Lobby to set up a liave lock,ed oufbefore .. table and collect signatures "We always asked them to then it ma Yi .not be able to p~ leave, tiut if they knew ·the hibit idenucal activity by law, yoU couldn't force them persons seeking signatures for to,11 said1Leon Riley, manager the Marijuana Initiative. of-a San Clemente Alpha Beta This "what's sauce for the Market. . goose is sauce fot the gan· · In Laguµa Beach, Bill CoJ>" der" treatment appears to pers. manager-of Gbe•s prohibit favor it i 1 m by Mar~et, said, '"!'he only.policy operatora on the basis -of that JS aet at this store 11 that political or religious .,....." • .-Y aels up a table on my victions. property. I don't care who· it The district attorney 's office is. I don't care what it i!:. This recommends t h a t police keeps me,, clear with mr departments which receive customen. complaints irorn centers; of DIFFERENT VIEW undesired activity, have the • But tne new operators of alleged vietlm 1 make a ~·s Market in Laguna citizen's arrest or sign a com-Beach take a different.view. plaint against the persons. "Yes · we allow it. We've • L•cuatomen. Thal slate ruling bu, &C· rdlng to 1ome· m.. tations, been auperseded lhe U.S. SUpreme Court The DA would then evaluate cwned the market now for two the Case to determine of it months, and only one person could be succeasfully prooecut· haa uked~ She put a sign up DAILY.. PILOT llllff ....,., PETITION SEEKERS NOT PERMITTED IN MO ST SHOPPING CENTERS Mrs. Gall Guion Approtchot PoAOrby for Slgnaturo pn Roull Potltlon · ed.· ov,,, her table saying that tbe GROUPS WELCOMED ." peU~ dJcln~ represent the eeislon, thereby returning trol to tbe b u 1 I n e s s Most ahopplng centers and · peratar, tiut U niay be a -IQlls welcome comm""!ty · ted control no n con1rovenlal · acUviUes · The federal ron.i pertained auCh , u sale .¢ Girl Seoul an Oregon cue, in which cookies or disabled veterans " issUe was dlatrlbutlon of poppleJ. opuuon of the m1rket OWfiii's, ,.._ tifi'y B a r k e r , Acord'• manager said. Al Fashion Island, Newport Beach, the big shopping area's policy is undergoing a review Jobless Decline Seen billi, not petition signing Some, such as the lar~er religioua activity. malls, actively seek lrafilc- QUAL TREATMENT building activities such u As Interpreted by the church choral concerti or art ange County Dlllrict Ai-shows to bring p o t • n 11 al torn e y • s office, &bopping C\lltoniers into the shopping nters may pfevent outside arus. . teresta from using tbelr However, OQ the basis of Uie Pacific Teleplwne ·. ' ' Launches Refunding ' in the light of the new ruling. crirh11111 1c1111c. Mlllltotr ,.,.,.. "Qur legal department is Continued BUbstantlal ralel currently working on wha~t our of growth in the gross national policy will be," said g product (GNP) and a decline Jones, manager a n d pre; in unemployinent rates are !:':'andtion, director of Fashion. predicted for the remainder of ~ 1m and the next year. Jones termed. the unwanted· Details of the forecast activists "a blgge~ ~.adache prepared by the University of than you can lmagme., Mlchlgan'• Re.search Seminar Soalh Coast Plaza • past · Jn · .QuantitaUve EcoDomlc'• policy bu been to l•t alri1ost were pruented In a com- anyone lnJlnder tlle old ruling, mwUc:atlon to memI>en of the Herb Graber, opera lions Economic OuUook Conference manager aald. b Saul. H H and ''We coatrclll by aaytna, you Y Profs. " ymal>I , muit tel her In Ibo ter Harold T. SbapJrO. up 6 ~ 11we are currently ORANGE -p • e If I. prlnled. = wltb :,. tab= II: forecasting • u peroenl ,ate ==~ 11ai oblfted tnlo a Kalli< aaJd, lbal bocauie rrw'o tingpenn!Ued," bt iald. ol growth In rul ,,_ DA• --.1111a ... CiOl."puter openlloM al Ibo . Uonal product for 11'11 u a -lo -IM u centar alnldy _. .., • alx· ~ Grabar noted wltll .,... ,,,. whole to be followed by a u poalble Iha job cl • <Iv• ~ -k -the •ctivlU• of Ibo . powtb rate of 1.7 percent for more lbtD" mll1Jon -lo bop up with the Bare Krtalmli rtllll,.. ....i tl'lt" Proleaaors HYlllanA and 10 111 ... 0nae• eoun11 11eavy ..iillne, Iha ·-day ..-chanting-dllturliinf. Sbai>tro said cmw.-w. wu ~~ .. e d m put e !8 ~~day I'd ~ .. ~ uwlth the~~ nte of m.. _..,_._.!Inn lllD the <UJtomer ·--an~""""' on.one -" llatlon 1orecast·to be SI per- ; '"" ~ra6mdlng $!13 lie said ~I wbllt no ad-lhe l'nall and the Salavtlon cent for 1971 and 34 P.,..nt .,._ lo 1 u b a c r I b e r 1 • dJllonal .moJoJtl will be Army '"' the other ~ hlvo for 11'11, -lorecUts Imply 1111 !l!llout tbt Ute after Iha hired, boon-cl · e 1 I 1 U • I a bottle of tho bandl, Gra-GNP letelJ In cumnl dollars 5 ,,_. 1be ut111t1'• '"':l:r :" .=: ~ ~ ·~...::;:-1'C:~· policy of •1151.1 billion for 1971 and fl_..... law. II lo llanl. compu UD achedullng :..i baJ.. ··ll'IO·• biJ11on for 1173. ~ • ,''mljat .... oi;: olfldal aald tllal ,., lbt =in-nations of two ~ :.--• coi:= ----.. • '°"' -• • •-...W 6-JM with the ntw 1'01.. • unemploymen • .-,_ ~-~-. Oftl'-uie--~ year llllQ • lannalloll llll -...... on addlac muocle to the""'"' ball, wltb the c11r·11Ue ~--~In-• l'lllll, lllcl Boward Whll-llllllllPlo7men rale avmgtna lionllmdl............ llbr, --· '1-lbaii 1.2 porttnl In Ibo t.ta--.·•wldlo• &uldlllat•-,..tlnf fllartll .quartor of 1971 and -1n 111 ..,. "'11 1o t11 -cl • fUbllc ollldll FOl>-dacllalll,-furt1o-a"41t "°"' 11M .... UIOtl lo 'I I .. a a1llJ """1d llClt be ~11ed lo eoat ITarlll In Ibo -fourth a n111r1w ....., It -a. -· 111111 urn• • ...,w., tm." wlD .. ....,.. ..., ..,_.. ,.....1a11oo "'"' ,,,. ll·ll --aaJd ._., 'wwl ,_ ....._ that ...,. the alx.quarter "Wo .._, .....,... .,. All ol tbt market and center porlocl, naJ GNP 11 loncut to eaet ......a lllun la Ill ,,_ .aal4 thal peroan1 -11 "u average ......i coun17,• ht 4oali!, ''but we 'Wllhlnf to uae buslneu pro~ nte of u .. percenl, wltb !mow that 11 wUl be In ....., •t!rty muat check with tbt aub&lantlal variability quarter of II m1l1lOn. • • m-era for pennlafon, by quarttr." t . , I • ' ,. ' •• Principal e 1 em en t con-l9r of the economy, Profe110r1 tributing to tbe predicted ex-Hymana and Shapiro said pansion of output and ex· corrlpensation per manhour pendltures are, according to I will rile by about 1% percent Prof..,.ra Hyman! and (annual rate) tbrouc!Jout the " Shapiro: period. " . es t tong "'l'IDSion of AddllionalJY, there will be cl!spoAble Income and con. •ul>stantial galnl · In pr .. aumer apenclJng tn a 11 ductivlty averaging 3% per- categorlts, partially due to a cent (annual rate), but 1tow- 1ubatanUal rise iD social·in. ing down to a Utile more than aurance benefits Jg tl1e second 3 percent by tbe second llalf of hal!'of tm and exceptionally 1973. Thll oector will al&o U· large tax refwxll In Ibo opiing pertence a rate of Inflation ol 1m u !be teault ol Iha picking up moclestly from 3\lo overwithholding iii 1972. percent annual rate over the eContlnued It r 0 n g ex· coming four quarters to ntarly pamtan of ~pllal 4 percent In Ibo, aeconcl half of •pending amounting to a 10 1973. -- )ieroent lricrwe lrl reOll terms The U·M economllla predict (Hiio pei'cent tn cur re n t that conaumer prlcea, ..Ul 11ae prlcet) for !I'll and a further by about W• percent In tbe strong rloe of more than 7\lo coming yur and by more than percent (constant dollara ) for 3o/• percent In the latter ball ol 1973 1!173 . .. A retum to more -nonnaI After COrredion for prlce ln- levtls· of i n v e n t o r y 1c-creases. conaumen• r e a 1 CUmulaUon 11 the busine1s eX· disposable inc:!omea a-re panslon continues at a rapid forecut to rbe at l;D average pace annual rate of 1boqt 8'ti ptr- . ~. ctnt Ofer the comlnc year IDd , ·~dy aupport from rt.. 1 hall, 1 '1W>l• Im-I !Di govemment purdlases, over tlle 410 percent nta' of !'~_!_,_at . the state albend the pii...!t )'-'...!!' !!Id 1 b!l!. · JOCll" ICTIIUI ID J11J al 1U11lt of lhO aaaumed revenue-.---------.-iMrtlig granla belnl pliaoed Jato -1111lture P1tterno. M...i,ot lmpromnent In the not Ul*'I p(lllltlon. no 11-ll economllta allo predict that the corporate share ol l*l lncomo will con- tlnUI lo rlM tbroush ll10ll ol Ibo -me 11 monlha wltb -· prollls rising by 11\lo ~ for 1971 and by nearly U percent for IV/3. Exclusive Inside lbt DAILY PILOr 11 anolbtr araat newspaper - the QirllUan S c II n c e M«iltar, llHlePlh featuru and commootarlel It::: a.iltlan Science M NIWI Senlce an publbllad uclUl!Yel bl Oruc ~ by the D1TLY P~. In Ibo prl•ate nonlann ,... '--------- ,Changes Reveal:ed In AdvertiAiq,g llJ .J~ 11. ~u.. . n.-in1y ii.an .... bifoni. NEW YORX , (UPI} ...., 'i'l'be day of ~ ..S. Government and COMUmer 'ertiain& '5 . over." lie lllcL FWur• bu forced an abo\lt "The eynlcal Id .man .II• a lace In the ad game but while dyJDr bn..i~Tbe-llay of'lbo~ lndUJtry executives admil to Ing the proclud down the eon. more basic advertising, they sumer11throat11 over." assert they .will neither be in· Dlck Pinkham, senior vice tlm.ldated nor 1 • p u t h e d pr.estdfnt for Ted Bates & Co .. UQund." the fourth largest domeatie The natioq'1 bluest service aaency, felt modern ad. lndUJtry. wltb 1971 bllltn&s a verlJJJni must answer the record ftO.$ b t I I 1 on , ad.. need! o~a more miture and vertisinl baa come under i"" sophisUcated public. H e CftU!ng allack from the agretd and said the days ol federal 1ovemment to atop so-lauah provoking advertislne called 0 dfcepUve" practices. are through. Conaumer groups. led by "The kind of ad that doesn't Ralph Nader, 'have been a kid around is usually more ef .. moving factor behind the fecUve," Pinkham said. Ho government pressure. felt advertisements for pain Advertlsinf, u a result, has relievers and the lite would been revamped. It has gotten return to the more clinical 1p- doWD to tbe bllatneu of oelllng proach, where tbe ........ , Is to aallafy lhe 1overnment and, told oacUy what tbe product as one execuUve reported to will do, nther than being serve the need.I of 1 "more humored into thlnldng what it sophisticated conswner." ahou1d do. Aecordlbg to advtrtising ex· "You don't want to be enter- ecutlve Jerry Della Fem.ina, ta.lned," Pinkham said, "You "I think people have changed want to have your problem and advertlllng has changed raolved." Pinkham said there accordingly. Ads are much la: 111 built-in skepticism in. the more to &be point." consumer" that is causing Della Femlna says the advertising to be more direct "&Jmmkk" adl and the ones and more reliant on specific .S..lgned to humor Ibo con· focts ." aumer are on their way out. Edward H. Meyer, president 11Tbe funny advertlJtftg and cltlef ei:ecutive officer of alartod to die when the" llock Grey Advertlaing, said tlle in- martet WUlt down. There'• dUltry, especially in relation. notblnr fulmy about losing to mechanlul gooda," la 1tress· money.'' · Ing tbe durability a n d Della Femlna said today'• repalrablllty of the product. ad~ertl&lni e1eeut1v·e 11 Meyer 1ald 0011111mer1 are )'OWllOf and II nflecttng tlle lnCH11m,Jy aware of "what' detlnl of today'a y o u I h hal>J>O!ll alter" lhe product la culture mvda more bought. meet the $10,000 panther* ••• PANTERA "" cle'l'omllO • • • lmj)Ortoct foT UnColJ>oMeTCUf1. -eo&cbwork creattd bf ~ brlJUant Ghia Studloe ot 'l\irtn. Jord cl..icned tho SS'! CID 4V V-8 enlfJle. FOUT •hetl Jn. depenent IUIPINlon and mhkhlp enatna placemtnt. 11w lpeod ,..,. box, fUll1 •)'0cbro2'lled ••.• *hnten ..• iwllan tor Plntbtr •.• • . t • \-• ' • • • I "-i • \ •• :• . •• :: .,,_. DAILY PILOT • Real Estate Questions/Comment By Reeltor Rendell Mc:Cerci'lt QUESTION: What ever IM'Pfllned to tho "Swl .... Int SlnglH'' apartment hov-complnMf Wiii• I lived h•,.• flv. Y.•r• qo, they were rt1Uy tht rap. Now • #11ingle1 only" 1p1rtment '""''to be jmpouibl• te fl~. Whet ever hepponod? S..mecl Ilk• • eood ldff i. mo. M. J. B., Newport llluch EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall R. McCardte is president of The Real Estater1, inve.ttment analyst, college lecturer, and author of "Real Estate in California." Send vour com- ments and questions to Randall R. Mccardle, c/o the DAILY PILOT, i:. O. Bo• 1560, Co•to Mesa, Ca. 92626. i: our Viewpointe Model Homes Now on Display The new models at the p~ posed 350-home site just east of the San Diego Freeway feature foothills and oetan views amid cooling ocean breezes. Constructed by Leadership Rowing Systems, Inc., the homes are available in six floor plarui and sirleen eleva- tiorui. They range from three bedrooms, two baths to m bedrooms. three baths and art priced from $40,000 to $50,000. Viewpolnte homes <1 f ( e r striking design features in. eluding liberal use o{ wrought Iron and wood. sunken Jivirig rooms and rustic vaulted ceil- ings. Many offer master bedrooms suitei. with sitting rooms or balconies, libraries. utility rooms and three-car garages . All have fireplaces in the family room. Those who purchase early can select from a number of options including wet bars, self-cleaning double ovem, trash m a s h e r s , intercoms, garage door openers, electric counter-top barbeques and many others. In deveklping lhe Viewpointe San Juan homes, Leadership found a scenic hlllside location to bring the ootside In. Win· doWll fill U\f homes with light while revealing scenic viev.·s uninterrupted by uWity poles and wires which have all been placed underground. Windows don't look Into wifr dows, either, as privecy ia re- tained through terracing o! lb• land, 11ao provUl.lng a n uninterrupted view of Dana Point Harbor for all residents. The new development Is within easy reach of IChool.s, • this Deane Co. Announces Third Unit • \ ) • • • 10 Plans Capo Villas. Away From City Noises tocllilier, The dov~ It Ju•t mtnui.. away trom:tlle ... Dana Polnt Marloo ud golf ~ ind beeCbll ... also nelri>y. , '!> Included In tlllfull P'l<9."' the ~ ... kltdiml with bulll.W. latmlca ...Attt topll ' 1nd lulillnolll ..ittnP; forced Iii' heatlnt: eultund morblo )lllllnwl "'" end -i:..i tlle rooll"I-~ munlly nc:uUoo .,... ~··· swinimJns poo1' end -have been placod amid the mow ~ 11o111 ..,Jol'ed ~Y mJdelttt. All e :1: t • r t o r ~11-118hed throl!ih Ibo cl<velopnelll"• Homeowner• ·Alloclltion. ~11.a and landlcllled modell are open dally from "ID a.m. to 7 p.m. Coplstrlno Villa• ara JocOl<d just ol!·the Junlpero Serra · ult o I Interstate · s on C •ml rto C.plstrano Road. New Mobile ' . ' Park Opens ' At Irvine -th~t's ~hy so many world famous. per.sOnalities ·1ive here The-1<1-depllCO Qf.~ --sake hu been daj>lii:ated bcn It N ... Vcnailla • ' The Bllllfl. ill Newport. Subtle luxury ii JrOClaimed ill mid tenm ill spacious, Venailles apertme:ntL Dramatic wllla of glass open to Wlillhibitod 'riews of tlu:ail· boalia.od yacbltwl>idl lansuiahill-· ' Ung Newport Harhor.-Cotaliol •loab• -close enouJh to tOucb. • . Tho toWMi:urity of a m.....i ...,..i.. -.._ dooed cit<:oit TV, and private elevatorsenice-ia .eacll bat1din&: par.a.ntee priYacy and peaceful relih'aJ!O!i. · · . -:-BxfCuiiye i-ecreltional facilities to riva1 tb0tmost exclusive i:c1ort • , • inClOdiOr~ a cool. aqua· bar in a l!ClllptuRd pool. . " 1¥Jo111Ci111tl0iacoftbc,_._, __ .. -tothe'-11ive1tV-mr..Yoa'I , ~oddafcw.....,.ofyoir-. 'I.• JllimW,;d, ad Uotimshed 1...., Stodlo, 1. :Z. & ~~ ~~. ~ Oee··-·~st.nor ,,_ SUf •' rj I :.. -Two---$195 iilhD 'J1ine Jte*a rw -0,..9L&i0,,... ., ·~ New VERSAILLES on Tho JJ1ntft, 'I~ Newport. 'From Newport ,...,........, turn ol H,....:•• ltood'(-" i?'1" ~ .. ·"'="--~~ --". ... ~· ·--CoOll Hiahway It --1.ldtrllfe} to mranco. Dooold J. Stllols a:c.m ' 900 ·' '' ~· Cqnqtan., ... _ B~ ~ilo,.ia 92660. 'Telephone: ,(714).,645-0060. . ...... . ...... ,, • the of n·o tlO REAL ESTATE "" _..,, ·::~New P1aza ·~ ·.~;, ScheduJed ; ~At ·Sqnare '... . :.,; , Construction baa atari.d on ¥Jlo liquaro Plaza, I fl • bUUlon •hiPJ!lnl center located at tho southwest comer of Brook.burst and Hell A venuu In Fountaln Valley, Elmer ' .. Tague, u:ecutlve vice presi. dent of Sequ.ola p IC If 1 C Realco, developers, has an- ::.~. -·Tho project will provide more than 32,000 squ.,. feet of much needed retail llore and rtstaurant rpace for the , ,.fast:-growlng Fountain Valley .. ·~. j•:. ll~~#f • Tho major tenant, Savemost .. , lJquor of Colla Mua, will oe- ;;. J:UVf 8,000 oquare feet of store ii~ .;ipece, with other retail and -~ spoces vary 1 n1'ill""'zr4 , ··&om 1,200 to f,500 square feet, Jdepending on indivi dual r11...~L8!1':8· Savemoat prin~ipals, 0 "°""" Wl!b -i Chari .. ':tr.,amlnsJr:aa, ·are· ownm of the • ·new center. They expect-to oc- ·~: cuw their apace In October, , .~th the balance of rom- • ~~al apace available In '{..;November. +.,.;,,Sequoia Pacific Realco, a M.,dlverallled land development <••ubeldltry of Southern Paciflc "!~•:Company, b comprl5ed of five ,:-major divisions engaged In the 'tr,<Clevelopment and constructlon •• ~"' eommerclal and industrial )o~.proplrtiee:, mobile home p&rb anil Ncreatlonal communitiea. • • Fouiided In' 19'10, Sequoia Paclllc ls already one of the '(llrgeot Call!omia-based land J developneut and CCIDltrucilm .c firms, with annual revenue. It uceedlng IO nptlion• j~ 'i Saffell Set .. To Build '. New Facility ' 1 : Saffell &: Mc Adam, Inc., ; ;COsta Mta building am- ! :tnct«a, have announced that .'the Will '~In cOo.t?uctkiri •!'.... y •ntpl n\ont on Coast i~tamaran's new 17, O o O :-r. loot facility In the rl!lrvine Industr1al Complex. f ii The· new .,.., 000 structure tr """"'' ..... designed by John llaO')' " . of Newport Beai:I!, ~ncl · pll)IS are being J>rtllOl'od the olflce of Geor8e !Ulef, tect, of Irvine . " l .!30 Houses ·~Remaining 1At Willows ; l , 1 Only 30 -remain Id In the final unit ol Ht mes llOW'll!lder construction the wruOws, neat lrvlno by · vitt and Sona of Call!omla, · .. , •• i 'l!i'kti ,;m be Joo , occupancy I n mbll, are 1valLible In .. in\! lour-bedroom plana · : price froJ!l p,175 ,$28; • t =Include natUnl·briok • -yard feii<!nl. d•l 1hw:•1 h e.tt•, ,. wllll d,qublec' ovw, ~ 1M hatl!!-llnl"'!"' ~~~-""'....;~ ~']i:'olwalUW. Win'ows~, I! located •at .,. ' ,Clr'clo, jull IOlll!\\<11 'flllaiit Avemie and ..., tho~ Drive al~ol tba. Son6i Air,. • ., .. ' , ·- • \ ' cX!Uld'VM IO much tor 10.1ttt1i, 1,,ey ·Caft't oltlr the v1lu•.1Cef!IC: beauty, .•Ol!l•ldfllm'.~) f1c)IHlft ••• 1nd,, the~ ,lrhlcb.11.IO.much 1 pert of .Hll'Wllttlon VltJo • t. , t ' liareelona Homea Include: • Speclacular View Sights • .flreplaces • Dlahwa1h1rs • Concrete Driveways • And Mission Viejo, too, with over $3,000,000 In recreatlon11l 1•cllHle1. l • ,...,,~·,,1m ......... .............. _ \ i Nll.Y Pilaf 8 I • ·--.. • .... llM ...... , ..... .. " • ' " • , . ' • ' . -'• , . ·· • Jf DAILY PILOT • • • ·• • • • • FREE REAL UTATI LICENSING COUUE • Famous lic•n•ing c:our•• now •vtif. •bl• thrv T•tb•H. Ap.P.llunh luUy teill)bur1ecl upon qu•l1flc1tiofll, For d•t•lls coll• Al Slo•n, 714 .. 42-5"1 In Orant• County. Since 1926 Tarbell Reaches 87°/o • Of The Home Buyers * 10 FULL PAGI ADS EACH WEEK. * TARBILL'S EXCLUSIVE MULTIPLE LISTING BQOIC * GUARANTEED SALES. * COMPLltTI FINANCING * TELETYPE SERVICE . YO,UR HOME WIJH .NUMIER~l'' • SOUTH .COAST-OFFICES' , * 1:0ST A MES:A . 'It•-.... *' HUNTINGTON BEACl:f . ; "'"_ .... * HUNTINGTON BEACH ' ft17 ..... * HUNTIJllGTON. BEACH ._ ........ * HUNTINO't'ON lllACl:I • . ttit-* FOUNTA N\Vt.~r:. t ... oi , * FOUlftAIN )fALLE'Y ' 1"41 ...... . *. MIS$!°" .vivo,· · • 14~1 • "96~3h ' . " , I 112·2561 .. ~ 11)1 ... s--..... * LAGUNA ·Hl~LJ . l3040JO ---*"/I r .1 * iAN JUAN~ -~1~1 11mMa-.s * SAM <LIMllft't ·• ·- 1111 r. • • • •• , . w ....... Ho1119-.. i.. lv•my ·: ' . . 27 Minutes! I ' • • • • ' • ' ' r • ,... Some Tips . On Spotting Bad Checks MON than '10 peroenl ol 1111 cb«:b -aoacl or bad -CMlied ln Cllilomla each ,.... .,. paased ID nwk•b, dtugotores or~- -bad chocb hlYe taken over • wbotanUaJ portlao of the crime nwktl ID receat 7ean, lhooe ostabllsllmonb -~ twDtoally their -... -, ... .... blpost part of the loa. Follee aay .,....... wbo cub cheoka illlltoild always: -lie """ It It really a eho\;a, not a -ormer<bandlJOorder. -Require Identification and compare descriptlooa and signatures. ' • • • ' . -Examine every check to see 1hat it If '"""' Ind complete. -C811 lhe bank U In doubt. :...., Have ......, sign or endorse ibo c1ie& ·ID yow: p-nee. .White Collar c~i•ne -Attempt to delay a suS}iocred bed check pa~li you call tbe pO!lce. -Get h · nse number and means of departure · leaves before police Ill"' Passing Bad Checks -Becoming Big Business rivt. . By WILLIAM SCBREIBER o(,1119 Dallr ''" ,,., -Use care dealing with "fast taJkera.•• _ Record on each check the date, .Autborit.ia call it a white collar crime titne, driVef•i Uotnae number, place of .:... no weapon and no violence. Jt is com- omploymont, amount of purcbase, cash 1Dltled ·with a stroke of a pen on rehuned and customer's iniUals. worthless piecea of paper that are ex· -ReqUire more than one form of iden-changed for money. UIJcatkicl. It Is fut becoming <11e of the moot coot- Pollce also warn check cashers: ly, bard to control crbnes in the nation. -Never. return a check to the passer Paperhanging -poijce jargon for bad alter ac<eptlng IL · check wriUng -resullad In a loss of :-N~vor be afraid to call police. more ~ 1130 million ID Calilomla last .'..Never take a post-<!ated clieck. 7 .. r, bank ofliciab ostl!pa~. T J"e;Ver a~t a .ch¢Ct if the Mssel' 'lbe only attempt to 1break do~ losses muaf make a ·~posit i\1 his accoW'lt to in Orahi;e C'.ounty wu made 8'Veral cove1 it. }'e8rs ago when Ui .aheriff'• de~ment -· Never tak.e a·· penonal -check for made a spot iurveY Of---oanQ and l1>Qre than the amow!t of purchase. -:---busin-..se-and lowid 1ha( Uie dally lou -Never let the passer hurry you m -was $250,ooO. But the survey covered only youf examlnation. -a few dQYs and tbe..$250,000 • day figure ~ Never accePt a temporary driver's anived at dOes not seem realistic in liCeilse for id~nilficitlon. ~ comparilon with the annual . statewide -Never take, a check from someone Joss. who bas been dr)nking. "Bad che01< passing Is almost a disease · kitlloritiea say · that "Check casben -like alcobollsm -the.re is no beslta-stiould be caut!Ous of lllegtble che<lls, tklo ID writing 1· cbeck when the passer cbecb with rubber stamped company needs money," said Newport Beach Det. names, cbecka wllb misspelled words or Robert Brockie, who doals with lit bad aignatare_s or Jttrge company drafts 00 checks a month in his job. coanter check form!. . .,.,._ bad ~ speciallsb also warn llrockie al!o said the crime has one of · ~,.-.-. • ···• -•··•-that the highest repeat ra~ among convicts ded. "This is real b~ business Remington. "In the event a federal nowadays." check -like income tax or social securi· Police say bad checks usually fall into ty -is forged, the Secret Service is call- two categories -those returned. by ed in," be said. banks for non-sufficient funds (NSF) or A spakesman for Bank of America said account closed and the forgeries or that banks have gotten tougher on "real" checks signed by someone other cashing checb so the bad check passers Ulan the real owner. are going elsewhere. But, according to Det. J a m e s "Seventy percent of all checks -good Strickland, bad check. specialist for the or bad -in Callfomia are now cashed in C'4Jta Mesa police, who gets 350 cases a markets and drug st.ores," said Tom moatb, a new category is appearing in Banks, a cheek investigator for Bank of Orange County. ~ica. "We have been getting more and more stt.i.c.ldand said part of the boom in bad cases of people using stolen or forged check passing can be attribuled to the passbooks to withdraw someone else's erowth of the business community in the ~_v~gs accounts," be_ said. _ . . , ~ ~-a~ -·-~ _ , ·- -"This can run into the real big "We have a Jot of new companies who amounu if the criminal has a -atolen or just don't take the proper precituUons forged passbook that works for him," when cashing ch~," be said. Strickland added. Brockie said some of the problem can Police are usually called in on forgery be tied to the increase in need for money cases but the NSF checks and account by narcotics users and to the sentences closed checb are .usually handled by the court! give in bad check cases. banks or busineMes involved. 11The guys who have been committing "In a lot of these cases, it is a guy who armed robbery for a small amount of just wrote a check for more than he had money are finding they can get more by accident and had it returned a few money out of bad checks and face a times," Brockie said, "Unless the prob-lighter sentence if caught," Brockie said. lem is chronic,· they don't usually come In the usual cbeci. case that is pro-to the police. .. • • St.indat, Stpltmbtr 3, 1972 DAILY PILOT CJ I Plaon9 .!f one11 Increasing $10 Bill? Take Another Look By MARK STEVENS ChriJtia'' Science Monitor Strvice BOSTON -Just checking to see if Ales:ander Hamilton has a moustache is not a good enough test these doys to ensure t~e authenticity of a $10 bill, With the increased quality of photo- of(set and other electronic reproduclng equipment, counterfeit money is easier to produce and harder to detect. Phony money is an increasing problem. In 1965 the U.S. Secret Service seized $2.5 million in bogus bills before they went in- to circulation . Another $800.000 was turn- ed over to the service by individuals, retail stores, and banks. By 1971 the amount of pre-circulation counterfeits selzed had swelled to $23.4 million, and the amount turned in after circulation grew to $3.5 million. The Secret Service continues to seize a larger percent..ge of the counterfeit money each year, and fake currency is being churned out at a faster pace, actording to a SeCret Service spokesm.an in Washington, D.!;. . Old·fashloned counterfeiting processoa have progressed from the carefully itch- ~ st~lpl~te, whjch could take months to complete to a process us.Ing high.speed came.ra11, automatic engraving machines, and ultrasensltive lithographic presses, which can produce seemingly perfect reproduction in a matt"r o_: days, the Secret Service officfal says. MADE IN A HURRY But he add 's a large proportion of counterfeit money could be stopped by individuals closely examining their bills. Some counterfeiters make their money hurriedly, knowi~ that the average citizen is practically oblivious to the quality of the money he or she carries. Intensity ultra-violet 11ght in one model of tht MoneyScanner developed by the New York City-based Spertronics Corporation. A potentially counterfeit bill will give off a bluish-white glow distinctly setting it off from the comparison bill provided "'ilh the instrument. The glow ls due to a chromorph!c respoose, or color change.. In genuine bills, nu photochemicals are used to produce the picturt on the paper. In making bogus bills the counterfel~ can reproduce the feel of a genuine bill, and sometimes can draw in the telltale red and blue fibers which idt!ntlfy one of l lncle Sam's genuine bills. But the chemical process and the paper used by tht U.S. Treasury is unique, and most,of the time wlll not glow. But the older methods of testing cur- rency by band sorting and feeling the texture of the paper stUI survive -even in large t:• ancial institutions. NOT WORTH COST An official at the Federal Resuve Bank of lloaton says mWlona of ci9~ are aorted datq 1o detect counterfeit blllo - and to retire worn bills. He ·'*YI opijeal and electronic detecton are not wertb the COlto -' A spokeama.i for th& Jordan ~ departmen& ' stores ln Boston agrees. Store cubJers are Instructed to check the serial numbers on ~any crisp, fresb-Jook. ing billt"with a list of numbers of.smped bills. The spokesman said that · t.bl cashien are "familiar enough'' with 'U. look and r .. 1 of good btlls tbat enouth counterfeits can be spotted without eleo- tronlc devices. .._.... -t ~ -maoy ..,;r to prisoo -more than 40 percent j ~.~,are dlffiCuit Id prosecote serve their ~rms and then comajt the ~ ,,_ ~-. ~e cruqe again .. aecuted -including forgeries -a lint uwe handle about two percent of all offender will often get probation, and be the bad cbecka ·written." be added. ordered lo pay resUtution, Brockie said. The forgeries are a different story. "dn the second tUne around, .be m,.y U coonterfeit money, is detected, the present owner must either surrender It to authorities, with r.o refund, or else try to pass lt along to someQne el11e, thus avoidiJlc loss. Thua, counterfeit money tends to 1tay in circulation. Sack Theaters of Boston, a chain con- sisting ·Of II movie houses, has "no parUcular pollcy" re1ardlng counterfeit bills, 1171 a spokesman. U»ses . have been too.sma)I to warrant the expen!e di dotectora, • 11)'1> Harnlltoil at)d Jack1100 .,. the most popular ~ Iqua bW manulacturm. Moot commooJy a flt ,.. flO coonierlatt bill I& puV Into clrctllat1oa by tllbil !(for ( .:.. : Account c1ooed and noo-sulficieot "'Ille average bad check that comes lo Police say forgeries coDit ill an almost get restitution and 30 days,'~ ·J!~ ad:- unlimited assortment. ded. "Only the n;M>Sf ser~ cases are • ' , i • ,! ' fund> cbecka for iioder. 129 unless the our atteotloo for pGSSible prosecution is tow of a number of checka ucOe<Is 1hat for 13& 1o $40," said Sherllf's ·sgi. Alan alnounL . . , ~ . Tempi~. , .... ~ ovu IO da)'I, • d. "Judging by the number we handle and ........... . ~-I rif cbecka, .• <•\ber,. than the amounb, I'd say the problem is _.......... definitely ptling much worse/' he ad- "We deal with forged payroll checks, ..... ~ 14.tbe' penitentiary, !or a. 1oog. ~rm." money orders. ·company checks, checks ,Stu G Or tbat bave been stolen from people or lri raol, ange County deputy companies and forged using false iden-district attomef, said the courts tend to tification, pension checks and a Jot be lenient in bad check cases brought by more," said Huntington Beach Det. Mel (SH: BAD CHECKS, Page C'!) New techniques for combatUng the problem include both optical and .elec- tronic counterfeit detecticin devices, ranging from less than S80 to $500 in cost. The suspect bUJ is passed under a special a amall purchuo, ~ ~ smaller bl11a 1hat ·are fonuine. TM dbt of pm!Uclng counterfeit fl and Ill bitla ii hardly worth Ifie, trouble ·and llJ'f<r b(JJa are more apt to be cartfu.U,y checked~ • • • At Your Service Wrlta Pat Duno to eot thlogs doM. Pat will cut red tape, got the """"'ra and the adiori you need . to oolve lnpq~ltl~ in goverl\me~t and bvslneu. Miii your qu4stlon to Pet Dunn/At Your S.r¥1ce, Or1ri90 C011t Dally PlloJr> P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mita, Ca. 92626. Include ~r telephone number. We bought a Maytag d!Jhwul!er la,February fft>m Metaler's ID Anaheim. •My JNillind did not lnstaJ1 II until Uie end ·of March and ~ ~ 1hat we dlacoverad the upper rack '"' defecUve. We returned the rack to Meiller's In Jll!cl.AprU and were assured they'd get us a new one eoon. I've called many times ID the put lour month, and bave:bec promised the new rack Wllllld 1111vt, but it baso'l·1We have been.._ good cash customen of UU., Aore fot aeveral years and feel we deaerve bel!U lreetmeot than thb. M. B., CoQ Mesa TH frucldaed dealer from whom Metzler'• bot@I Ill Maytag dlN""°'!" ii> ao Ioiiger lran- cblaecl ..i lilO ·-.. d ·lo ord« a_ new rack from Mtytq Company'1 ~e ~ Sal"' and Servlee Dopadmeo,t: Aa · eUlce 'miDp IA localinl ,_.,warruly ""' Ille rinlteil Ill lirlber delay. 'Yow rack bas i.e.. detlvend Ud yoo ltave been lined a 1ew, warranty. ' • • awu. ol 11;• 'Ille Loi Aqeles oW.. will dlect rd-taiuDbert oo .Ille upper 'ielt Portloe ol ol yow llalemul& ... If I double bUliq !w OC- .carnd, Ille rutaarllll w1ll "' cbargod by Ameri- ca Expren .A ft.tie Boue ReRaarant spokes. mu lald tbal allboup iateolloaal double bllllq Is pracl!cH by ..... ~ or~ ..... bUllap 1rt ltoli&t errors. fl Americaa Express reparts a double bllllac ill yow cue, tile mtaurut will -· lbe req ... ted adJaatm .. 1. . . . ~ DEARJ'AT:1 1.ess than a year after we had expen11lve wan. pape.-btJog lb our home, It started loosening from the walls, Ttle paper hanger came to tbe house and said it was the painter's fault becaU!e the wall· paper stuck to the paint and it'1 the paint, not the paper that Js coming off the wall1. 1be painter claims the paper hanger aized the walls Improp- erly, causing the pa})U to come off. Nobody ac. cepts tbe blame and lt appears we are stuck. Any suggestions? M. L., eor.u del Mar ReqMlt •bJecttve op~ hm .-.,. paper •llOJer and uother polalor. Wllea )'Oii iOlno wbicll If Ille mn Wbo 61 lilO erll1aal -Ulfadory work "" al IHI~ -..:I lllm ... roqgnf'etti..r a moet1ar7 oelllemeet • llulll Ille ..t "' pnp. or'7 redo... II th otb at fall stlll relu... lo ..... pt aay ..._slbDHy, Ille u olfldal complatol 111 1i10 Onnle Cooaty 0111ce •I Coonme< Allah. m N. Syeamore SL, Snta Au. Tlda olflce .... cu .... Ide llllormatlol aboaf Qt pnpor pro- cedoro for !Rlq a Small Oalma Coart 111111. Sood all JIV ......... statemeat, .., ......... ' ...,..,..._ 1'.Ammeal! g,,._ C..11U1, DEAR PAT: .._ ~ Bltit• ~ ·.Dktllill ~ :,_, ...-, ' I have bettl a califomla resident for 15 years. '*'i.!;. ._Lio Ao11l11 .... --·•..,._ .. II> My 8'-~l'<lld mother 1114· lour btolben and 11> 11 --tor """' '1 It rarlo ~~ r f, 1 ,ton, ! ·1Wer • and fttlred,. UYe In PeaiwY1vanl1. -::1·.~··-,..... sll ,... M1 'hu al!b!Jed 'tor pubUo aaallW>ee and 114.o 't --lielr · ... • ... ftck a!ihoiilh I tldnk afie abonl4 bne H, I am the ""11 ii roc rlill•, lilOJ ... If ""'1lls lwlot..,......., rel•UYO who bu -w..ct • llll oot a l!nlncial • siatemenl I don't know the lnlersb~ laws, but I don't want to name my employer since I have reached the retirement qe at my company and am afraid if any pioblenis come up in reference to the assistance, I would lose my job, I do stren- oom wort and want to save as much as possible to put my youngut son through college. P.fy yearly salary is moderate and my childless brothers and sisters are in a better financial position to help our aged 'mother. R. A<t., We.stmluter Penn11lvula weUare aatllorUit1 advise you to answer tile financlal Information Inquiry Jll'tmpt· ly. You do not .have lo nam,_yoar employer, only your occupation. Ust all depe9dent1 and Uvlnc expeun, except •se .ev ud ear payments. Be 1are &o include ywr 10a'1 edueatloD.al upleues. Your moderate lnctme pnbablJ would exempt you frGm providing uy ftnudat aJd, 'a6rttles said, "1tb the mulmum IJDtUl bdac ·-flt per monlll. DEAR PAT: I sold a tri~lex and bad to bave It .lDapocted tor termites. The Coeta: Mesa ErtmnlnatJni Com- pany did the necessary re~lr wol'k and charged me $286 for two men to wort only 3 hours and 20 JUlnutes. I called the night ~fore the work was to be done to tell the company .to bill the escrow company and was told the bill had already heel\ sent in. They have sellers over a barrel since loan companies require termJte Inspection and , I think the whole pest control field should be In- vcstigated. E. C., C<lst.a Mesa Mtl Lamb, OWDer of Costa MHa Ex&enntui. Ing C:Ompany, aald the total time cbarpd for your job was I hours and 15 ml111ate1, wblclt Included travel Ume, time on ... the job. otermlnators' m per Jloar · Hlary and fumlgatloll cbarge1. Lamb nJd tbe. Ille• .boarly ra&e Is because of tbt: risk taken bi ~tors In workllg with dan1er- ou1 cbemlcals. IJabUlty ln1uruce rale1 also are espeaslve ..and eoatribate to die total cost. A report of &lie repair work kt be done, aot tlae aelul bUI, "*' tot &o the eacrow company bi advance of the Job, U you feel tile work ltleU was doae Improp- erly, eontact tile state Stnietaral Pest Control -by caUlq llM2Mut. n. Board -aol take UJ Ktlo1 Oii fee complalntt, lnrt ft doet con- trol ijctllllq of all pest cootrol °"'aton. You and the Law Randoni Search Is Not Permitted ''Pun over to the curb. mister," says the patrol-in a speeding contest. If the palrolman decSdts to man. "May I see your license?" Then follow1 the take the driver t.o the station and book him, a routine n)08t drivers know. search of his person may be made. Can the police search your person or your car 3. In most "citation offeoae1," the pollctman when you are stopped for a trafilc violation? It must releate lhe driver upon his written prornlH depends on the kind of traffic oUenst involved. to appear. There 1J no arrest or booting and no I. If the driver is arrested and muat be taken to search. tho pO!ice otalioo. tho police bave the right to Other facb mlf" just!ly a aearch. If the police se~ him. A person is taken to ~ 1ee what kloU like a gun or nar the statJon after arrest for drunken. coLic1 er other 0 1t1SJ)icioul criminal driving, drug clrivlng, or wben be ~· acll," then they bave probable is charged with noo-payment of cause to look further. They may.,.. traffic warnnb. In that ca* a · 0 ..,---:.:-0 root for tho "probable cauae" and learcb may be made of the Del'IOll. -_ .... _ ..,..._ t.".::: :e::-:~ ~~ ;.:-;.;:!.;:~ ~-l:;~. II be ia found fo bave contraband Wben clttn1 1 driver for a lrllllo he rbay face additional charg01. Search of hit car, violation, tbe patrolman bas no right to 10 through say tho trunk , or &Jo•• ®mparh!iliirt, Is DOI P'I' his pockets or uk him to remove t~ ll'Om hit ~~~!bout a •howlnc of other IOlld .......,. for pocket.. A frisk 1.-only permllted to c1leCk for 2. Sornetlmea lhe poUce may have dlacrtllonary weapons. , powers to take a peraon 1o the otaUon: JI tht drJv.. The right of privacy Is guarantoe<l under Ille ., baa no Uconae at ill, 11 ,cl>arged with evad)nr COnstltuu•n. 'l'b6e b no right lo stop ind ...ru arrllOI, reckleu drlvlllf, hit and run or '*'Prine people or !belt autoo al random. ' \ • _ .. _ • r I ' C 3 DML V PILOT SllNl,y, Stpumb<f ·l , lm_ ·:Good Deed People • •• .. .. • JolN{ Mltchtll' With Modtl of Y ovth Adlvltln Center CW.IL Y pst;:OT Stiff "*99 . ltfany Help Youth Cent~ For years, formal youth recreation programs in San ~. Clemente have been nil. --~ Unless the activities were launched through the schools, ! liWe was available to the area's young people. :::--Then last June, with the emergence of a scale model of :.= a youtb activities center1 Mr. and lrfrs. John Mitchell of ~-Sau Clemente suddenly became intrigued with an idea to ':.convert an unused basement room of the public building into :.f a center available to high school students from throughout ·:th• Caplatrano Unified School District, • · Milchell soon mobilized other high school students' par .. enU 4'and the thing just started growing before our eye!.'' be said. . Last we~end, the center opened, complete with a stage, arts and crafts display area, donated furniture and recreaUon· al eci,uipmenl, , 'l.<>ls of people put the thing wgether. and they all de- serve the greatest of credit," Mitchell said. . • Students tip the balance on the board of directors and have dQM. JllO•t o! the work. Admission is by a tree mem- . bership card and the center, which plans to offer personal .. ~ help as well as recreation, is open each day. Ar, soon as school begins, the foundets declare, the true merits of the center will be most evident. YouCanHelp Are you wondering how to fill up your spare time? Do you want to give your services and know the reward of doing for others'? U so there is a position waiting for you. The Volunteer "Bureaus in south and 'vest Orange County will be happy to find a job in your special field of interest and even if you don't know what that field is they will help you discover it. Ju!it call. They are waiting to ~help you help others. West Orange County may be called weekdays from JO a.m. to 3 p.m. at 530.2370. and south Orange Count y, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays, 642-0963. LIBRARY CLERKS, WESTMINSTER -Before school is In session, books must be prepared for library use. Teenagers, 14 and older, and adults may volunteer to paste in n..ocKets and stamp books for the Westminster School District Library. The office is open Crom 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. CLINIC · AIDES, ORANGE COUNTY -Volunteers at well· baby clinics help weigh, measurt, pacify or whatever is needed to assist the professio nal team in making examinations. Some clinics need bilingual volunteers. Services may be offered by calling Janet Saleha at 642-0963 or Barbara Bock, 644·1182. DRIVERS, ORANGE COUNTY -The Birth Control In· slilute of Orange County needs volunteer drivers for a vari' which makes trips around the county to distribute literature and contact people on the !Ubject of birth control. People to accompany drivers also are needed. Kathy Spear at 639-7470 may be called. How to Help Alun1inum cans, botlles and ne\vspaper.s n1ay be taken to the follo\ving rcclan1ation centers. LAGUNA BEACH: GLASS. CANS, PAPERS -Garage at 621 'fhalia. 1'hursdays and Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. to noon . NEWPORT BEACH: GLASS. CANS -Westclifl Plaza (behind Beal's furni ture) 24 hours. NEWPORT BEACH: GLASS CANS -Eastblufl Shopping Center (behind bakery) 24 hours. NEWPORT BEACH: NEWSPAPERS -Richard's Lido Market (east parking lot) 3433 Via Lido, 673-6360, 24 hours. NEWPORT BEACH: NEWSPAPEl\S -Sea Scout Base, 1931 West Coast Highway. 547·5121. . IRVINE: GLASS. CANS. NEWSPAPERS. CORRUGATED . CARDBOARD -lrvino Town Center ibehind Bank of Amer- :·.jca) 9 a.m. to noon every other Saturday. starting Aug. 12. •• SAN CLEMFNT~. rt"'"°~ ro~'-'t" '""111L"nAnr.on" _ 1 ~~ • · -· .,,_,.,.....,, ...,, .. ,..,, .,._.,, ...,. n.t '-'''" UV" ••Molin~ Drive ,_nd Rincon Court; nine additional bin locations • ,ln major shopping centers and food store parking lots. :; 501,fTH COAST: NEWSPAPERS, CA'NS -El camino :~lli!al: Safeway Market, Albertson's Market and Fir1t National jtBlnk; Avenlda Granada; .Hawthorne's Markel; Shoreclllft: >'Ml.mt Basket; Capistrano Beach; Von's Markel: San Ju.an :~Capisltano; Gr•nt's Plaza, Estrella Drive; Dana Point; Vic's ·:Market. · :· SEAL BEACH: GLl\SS, CANS, NEWSPAPERS -Shop flng Center! 12th Street and Pacific Coast Highway;~ bourL 4202 Paclf c <Joast ·ffiiihway. (213) 592·9181; 24 bourt. - r ----~ . """' .. ,_ HA VE ZIP, MAY TRAVEL · Christian Science Monitor Service BOSTON -Thirteen months after the U.S. Postal Service took over the government-run Post Office Department. the new service has speeded up mail deliveries -but there are still 1bortcom• in gs. A check or all first-class and airmail coming into six Monitor off.ices-Borton, New York, Washington, D. C., ChJcago, Loe Angeles, and San Franc~er a period of a week 1hows that, on the plus 1ide: • There Is an 118 pm:rnt chance that the letter you mailed today will be re- ceived in two days or less. e MO!t letters mailed today will be recieved in two days or less. e Most letters mailed from one point to another within a metropalitan area are received the next day. e The majority of Joog-dlstance airmail letters are received in two day1 or less. e On the minus aide: e Only 63 pere<nt of airmail letten in the Monitor's check going 600 miles or Jess were received ibe nett day. However, the small amount of atrmail rtcelved. made for a small sampling. • New eipertmmtal Expm1 MAJ! Service which promises o., e r n I g h t delivery in some 34 U.S. cities was Jess succel!ful thin clalmecL The Monllor'a test of 3,510 lint-class and airmail letters included recordlng tho place of ori(in, dale &tamped, and ~~=CrA110NS Altbou&h the Postal Service appears on target wiill lta eim to pl'Ofide naklay delivery for those letten·mailed within a Jitetropolltan area btf'ore 5 p.m., there are some baffling exceptions. It took one letter, for instance, seven days to travel across New York City. When the Postal service assumed responsibility tt promised n ex t · d a Y deUvery of airmail letters to cities within a fiOO.-mile radius, and dellvery within two days to cities beyond 600 miles. The Monitor test shows that the Postal Service is coming closer to achleving its long-distance delivery goals than short· haul alnnail. Of 63 airmail letters going beyond 600 miles, M percent were received in two days or less; 13 percent took tlll'te days; and 3 pereent took four days or more. (Sundays were not counted in the tests). One letter crawled from FL Worth, Texas, to Boston in eight days. Of 40 letters airmailed within the 600- mlles limit, 63 percent were received with.in one day or less, 37 percent were received in two days. STRIKE INTERFERED 1be airmail tests might actually te slightly better than is Indicated since they started directly after a one-day pilots strike -which involved a few alrllnes. • . The Postal service claims that na· tionwlde It is achieving about 95 percent of its goals on airmail delivery. But even if 95 perctnt of the mail in the United States is delivered on time, it still means that 4.3 billion pieces will be late. BAD CHECKS ... (From Page Cl) the palice for prosecution because no violence is \involved. "The courts don't feel he is the typical criminal because he doesn't hurt anyone physica lly," he said. "He is a white col· lar criminal." The police say the people who really suffer from the bad check wave are the average citizens who must pay higher prices to make up buslness losses. "It'• the honest guy who gets lt 1n the neck and the crook who gets it 1n the pocketbook," Brockie said. Aulhorltles are hoping that a new OOI· trol cbeclt index of bad and forged checks In the sherirr1 department will help tn the capture and su~lul pros- ecution of thi5 type of crtminil . "We have. about 17,000 cbcckl on file here "1d anytime the pellce need • lead on a susoect. they check to aee ybere else he · has been cuhln&, checb," Temple saJ4. The banu are al1o' crscktnl, do'!ll on Iha few ,.,.. they atm aet. , "Wt ,_..,to...evq)' lied ~ ease .we poulbly can" BanU #Id. 4 Aii wa need ii the .~~ and ev14e0Ce," 1 1 ll~ 111d.th1I -llillln-•re becOJ\llnli wa'f'/ or clle<k 1'0Jletl Ind re-q~ ~tlficallon b<lore !hey will cub • ctMdc. ,. . ·~BUt-lioonet or law-, -ptlitattnl crllnln&I& w111 11nct -wUUnc enough to caab the bad -" wllbout a aecond lboupt," ~ laid. i' Mail Swift Across U.S., But Not Cities Postal cutomer1 bave beea receiving circular• about bow to get f11ttr mail Hrvlce. Newspaper• bave ~en asked to u1e advertiJementl -part or one 11 reproduced above -•·hi cb uplalas the U.S. Postal Service stand- ard.I for ovemtPt dellvery. Flrlt-clu1 air mall letters, tbe circulars and ads claim, will bt de- llvertd tbe nett day "almost all the time" if they are %Ip coded and have deltlu.Uolll IHI tban IOO mUu away a~d are malled before S p.m. at tbe main pool .w ... Tbe 1d1 o1lo dlim dellvery wlthla tw dayo anywhere In the CGOntry. Bat ue tbue claima of IJlffd and efficiency accurate? The Christian Science Moattor deelded t.o test tbem and found 1everal 1bortcom1D1s. And Olen probed for tbe lnternal and external problems behind tbem. And with the U.S. mail services hand· ling f'l.1 billion items a year -balf tbe world's volume -even a smaU percen· tage of Iate deliveries is gargantuan. Why does it take an airmail Jetter going 200 miles from Boston to New York City as long as one traveling 3,000 miles from Boston to Los Angeles? 11That's what everybody wants to know," says one under-fire postal of· ficial. ''Delays in short-haul mail con- stitute our biggest problem. It takes five houn for a letter on a plane going to Loi Angeles. It takes about an hour's flying time-to New York -but then planes are often delayed two or three hours 'holding' over La.Guardia or Kennedy airports. So when you add it all up, the actual elapsed time is not that different. And then get• ting the mall into the center of New York City is a major problem. You could get the Jetter to C&llfomia several times over." City traffic, be erplains, slows the mail •'terrifically." '----- When the mail syS<em was establi.a.bed. he continues, past offices were built right in the center at the railheads. But now because of the cutback in rail service most of the mail moves by truck and that. involves fighting the fierce urban traffic. "It means picking up the mail, hauling it • into the center' of town for proassing when a lot cf lt just turns around and bu to come right back out. ''In the future you're going to see postal-handling facilities out.side the main area. When we process mall we don't have to do it·in the center of town, we can do jt on the out1kirt1. All we need in town ate little stores where people come ir. and mail their letters and packages." Future post offices, he says, will not be massive monuments as in the past. Another basic problem, 1ay11 the paatal cfficlal, is tbat the aervlce Js osked to move a huge volume of malf -1t is estimated that will be 105 billion ple<.-es by 1992 -using arehalc methods. "Basically, we're still using Benjamin Franklin's pigeonhole system of sorting mail-We're getting away from it with automatic sorting machines, but we haven't bad money 1n the paat to eitbe.r develop or obtain the m o d e r n machinery we need. We !bould have had automatic Jetter handling years ago." 111.e postal offlclaJ says that the aenlce has no control over many factors that show the mail but "if Aunt Martha doesn~ receive your letter on time, the postal service ls to blame." Many 0 people are under a miscotr ception about first-class mall and airmail, says a Postal Ser v I c • 1poke31D8ll tn Washington, D.C. "People say, 'Wby !pOlld lhe extra three cents when we know fint.claJS ··mail goes by air anyway,• but this i.m't completely true. "Airmail goes on a 'space guaranteed basis. First-class mall goes on a •apace available' 6asis. This is especially W. portant now when the airlines have stop- ped putting on as many fillihts as thty used to." Postal employees, he says, now are conoentrattng on the special handling of airmall from the time It t!J put tn the boz until it is: delivered. ''You'll soon begin to see the diUerence,'' he asserts. MORE LEEWAY The new semipublic Postal Sttvict has ~much more leeway in managing its own affairs than the old Post OWce Department. It can borrow money for modem facilities and equipment, wc;rlr: out Its own management-employe rtJa.. tions, adjust postal rates, and get away from political patrooage by appointing tt!J own post-office offic1als:. In January lhe,Postal Service sol~ l250 million worth of bonds. 'nae ll)Ollty 11 being used to construct 21 buik-m1il facilities around 1be country to speed up mall deliveries. The Postal Service admits that many of its problems are internal. "We've got to cut out a lot of the fat," says ilie official -unprodllcttv• employees, inefficient melhods, and we've got to train up more manqen. Some of its accomplishments he cites: e Reduced overall employment during the past year by 20,<MX> worken Mlhout resorting to layoffs. • Provided incentives for an early retirement program. e Instituted a 9()-.day employment freeie in March which called for not hiring replacements for workers who leave. Although a '900 million rate increase had been budgeted for 1973, the Poatal Service management annoimced rl!:cently that it would try to do without the ad· dlUonal money, 'the ·service ls aware, say observers, that the public is extremely sensitive to higher stamp costs before they see tangible improvements. lawrence r. bulleit -· , . formerly of Kenneth 19 Eost .5"th St., New York City, New York. more recently of Vidal Sasson 455 N. Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills and Jpecializing In hair coloring and gtomelrlc sci11or cutting Is now at hair extraordinary 422 sOUth -Coaat Highway Suite "A" lo9una Beach 494-6350 C.ff For Appointment·· Cl111 RegistraliotJ 'Open for Uce11sed Cosmefl>'!9tm. , • • • • Siio411, S.,lfftlbtr l, 1972 DAI.LY PILOT C 3 r. A New World~ Old ·Seoui ~ I DAILY PILOT S11H PMte TUNE-UP BOUNTY: WORN PLUGS, ALVE COVER GASKET, POINTS Here's a Plug 1 For New Law By GEORGE LEIDAL Of ,~. Daflv f'ilol' Sl•lf I had driven more than a block from the auto service shop before I noticed it. There on the passenger seat next to me was a shiny plastic bag. lt was filled with junk. I was still stinging from the $54 tune-up bill. I've always wondered if garages really did anything to the car during the eight hours they Js;ept It from me. ' I alway$ thought they returned it an hour later than they Ll!tOAL said they would, just tc make me think they were making last minute adjust- ments . In short I don't b'ust automobile re- ~lr shops. llut, there it was. Proof. I wandered back into the office with the bag or junk in hand. "Such a bargain l got,'' I joked . "All thi.! for $54." Jn the bag were four spark plugs a mere mechanically attuned fellow newsman assured me were really wom ou1. His postmortem on the rest of the junk in the bag con!irmed that the points I'd paJd to replace really were in bad shape. "How many mlles on the car?" he asked. •112,000," I said. "That's about right. They're pretty dirty," he olrered, nodding knowingly. FragmenU of a blown cork gasket were testimony to the need for a valve cover seal. Perhaps, I thought, that's the reason I've poured so much oil through the economy car. Still, I wondered if someone unwitting- ly le~ed parts in my car. Then my colleague who follows such thing:i, remarked it's now state law for garages to return the parts they replaced. Title 16 of the Professional and Voca- tion Regulations, Chapter 33 deiiling with the Bureau of Automotive Repair Sec- tioo 332'1 (d) 4, says : '1The icensed installer shall return or offer to' return all replaced parts to the vehicle owner or operator ... " 'Ibank you the st.ate of California and auto repalnnen. My bag of parts doth comfort me. Wives Get Seven Bad Years Sick From Is Good Averag.e AP --- Gather -tbe butane stove, old timtrt, pull up an air m1ttr<SS and Be Pttpared -for a sbocL They've rewrit· ltn tbe bible. Scout's honor. For the first time in Its lt·year b!Slory of publication tbe o If I c I a l 1!4ndbook ol tbe Boy SCouts of ~~.a has betn completely, The new venion refiects an America short on wilderness U not on innocence, but don't despair. The old posters that said Scouting la fwl sllll hold true. 'Ibe revised handbook, which appeared Sept. I, llmply faces up to changes that have swept tbe land in the past 11411 cen- tury. It still teaches. for example, how to deal with a .snakebite -and now a ntblte. It il8o includes an eigh~ on drug abuse, 'in<ire sii8ce than the 1911 book gave to identifying mushrooms. Sections on tracking, :dgnaJ- lng, starting fires with flint and steel, frostbite, fits, con- stipation, edible plants, heat exhaustion and sunstroke all have disappeared from the manual. That doesn't mean hiking and camping have gone the way of the $2.50 Scout shoe that also appeared in the original edition. . On the contrary. hiking has been expanded to Include hikes in the city; one illustration giptioned ' ' W a t c h for landmark,," shows a lamppost at the comer ()( ll,2_th and Main. What if a city hiker gets lest Does he break ()Ut his Scout compass? Signal with hls Scout whistle? Neither. He looks for a cop. Overnight camping in the great outdoors is not quite the same nowadays e i t h e r . Campers who followed the old handbook were adm()nished (a Scoot is thrifty) not to squander money on something so ·easily made at home as a tent waterproofed with alum, sugar. lead, turpentine ·and paraffin. Today plasticized tents are the thing and modern Scouts are advised, wistfully, "Bring your own tent stakes and poles with you. Yoe will probably not be able to cut trees for poles in your camp." 'nley also are taught how to blow up air mattresses. • AP Ttltplltri SC.OUTING'S NEW LOOK OF RED UNIFORM BERET WORN BY LIFE SCOUT CRAIG KNATT • "Beat one egg, tablespoonful boy. Bathing, tor inst.1nce. is Time was, a glanee at the-. sheepshank or a beckel hilth of sugar, one cup diluted con-now recomn1ended daily in-old handbook will attest. y,·hen he can learn to make a Geig,tr densed milk or new i'.ni!k ... " stead of ty,•ice a y,·eek. a Scout had to master fun-counter, invest in the stcs:k began the old book. The new On the other hand. ''Keep damenlal knot-tying just to tnarket and write a resume bock : "Mix batter according your fingernails neat!v 1rim-rank as a tenderfoot. No for a job. i to instructions on the ready· med and clean" sufffces for longer. In fact, the . new And even though he can po mixed package ." what earlier was a 200-word hand book ('()\'ers only six of klnger earn a merit badge !in There now appear brand essay including the obse rva-the 16 "k'!?~s every Scout stalking or blacksmithing ~e new sections on air and water tion: "Biting the nails is a snould know in old days. can earn them In space •· pollution -"You can 't enjoy filthy practice and mutilates Other skills are emphasized. ploration, oceanography, eli:-- carnping by a polluted stream. the fingers dre.1dfully." If today's Scout can't tie a tronics and computers. - 1t sUnks. 0 -oot missing from ,,iiii,!!!!!!!!!!~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!r't the handbook is t h a t 11 marvelous section on the ·calls ()f. the wild. Scout patrols still may be named for beasts but it seems today'$ lpd isn't taught, phoneticaUy, how to sound thet~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! call of his own patrol: Buffalo -Un-maouw; Otter -hoi-oi· oick; Boar -broof-broof; Eagle -kreee; Wolf -how- 0000; fox -ha-ha. _Hygiene {a Scout is clean ) has changed as well, and not necessarily to the delight of a New Mobile Home Park In MAMMOTH LAKES SIERRA HOLIDAY VILI AS Featuring POOL." JACUZZI , RECREATION BUILDING F!'NCED PARK , PAVED STREETS, SNOW REMOVAL. Enjoy The Privacy Of Your Owl\ Home With The Convenience Of A Maintained Park. LUXURY LIVING AT UNITS .START$8 995 REASONABLE COST AS LOW AS I • ch .... your l,.c• and Mo~la. .__., nowl , ... m _. .....,.. For furthff Information C1ll or wrtte _... ,..,,. .. .._.. SIERRA HOLIDAY VILLA POl"MJ, M-..tll ....... C.. tJMt l7141 tJ446n l'OI ZSt, ANO .... C.. tt006 11111 44Ml41 · Inactivity By ERMA BOMBEfll!.. given me 14 wonderful years ." Someone asked my husband "We've been married 21 at a party the other night to years," I corrected. By COUNT lllARCO As for ootdoor cooking, while the 1911 handbook con- ceded that "amateur biscu1ts are not conducive to gOGd:J~~~~~~~~~~~~=============================f digestion OI' happiness" it did A female professor has writ- ten a book about marriage. what he attributed his Jong maJTiage end he said, "It's a "So ... 14 out of 21 isn't happy mating of a man and a bad," he sighed. in<'lude directions on bow to make pancakes, and so does the new book. Many housewives , s h e states, have housewife syn- dtomei tn_dlcated by nervousness, Inactivity, in- somnia, trembling h a n d s , nightmares, perspiring hands, fainting, headaches, dizziness and heart palpitations. hamster. I work all day whileli";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-,1 she sleeps and I sleep at night In olher words, she says that marriage makes most women sick. She Ignores the fact that the same "housewife syndromes'' are applicable to any woman who la unmarried -especially the trembling and sweaty banda "When they get near a male they think might be available. She also contends that housework is a dead-end job. I .... BEAUTY and the BEAST · suppose that ii the. way houses are run In this country. ,American wives .just ba\te no • lmaginatioo beyood figuring ways to keep themselves oc- cupied In order not to make their beds in the morning. Housework is a menial job, I grant you, but when attacked in a proper maMer it should not take more than a few houra. The housewife gets sick from sheer boredom, not knowing what to do with the time after the dusting and bedinaking are done. Then are many ways to kee' occupied and free from boridom tnst.ad of merely watching IOaP operas all day. 111 this day snd age of equality a wife oo longer has to wait ~-!or .bet husband to p¢onn annoying fll<·it jobs aroond tbe house. while she runs around her ex· erci.se wheel. II I thought that was a pretty rotten thing to"6Y considering AT WIT'S END the fact that l must assGine all the worry and the anxiety of raising a family and run- ning a home ·when there aren't enough daylight hours. Once I am in bed I must worry if the front door is Jocked, if the coffee pot is unpfbgged, the guard rails up on the bunk beds, the car lights out, the bread is out of the freezer to defrost for breakfast, the check in the mailbox for the mailman and ir the toilet will stop nnming. Last week I shook my bu .. band and whispered,"What's that?" "What's what?" "'That barking." "It's just a wild guess, but it '-could be the dog." "Where are you going?" "To see why the dog Is bark- ing." ... At dawn I crawled into bed. ~1y husband stirred. "What was the dog barking about?'1 "Someone bad put gym shoes on the register to dry. l knew be was barking et something." "You've been down \here all that time blowiJl& on a.pair of gym shoe!?" he asked. "No, I decided to do the lrooing. Did you really mean that-crack about cm mar'- riage.?" ''No, be yawned, 0 You've BRUCE A. MYERS, M.D. • ANNOUNCES THE OPENIN& OF SOUTH COAST MEDICAL GROUP Sp1cltlblng lt1-th1 PrHtTet 1f F6Mily M1illiin. •• 11700 MAIN STREET SUITE Il l HUNTINGTON IEACH, CAllFORNIA flMI s•1-asas ( Sears Sears knitting school • • • Choose a Beginner or Advanced Course TEN 11/2 ~~~~NS for $10 EuruU r-.:uw at OU.. i 'am Deparimeni Classes Begin TueJday, September 19th. Select Your Knitting Supplies from Our Olilotandiltg-Yarn Department ' • Costa Mesa 3333 Bristo! 51 . Phone 540-3333 •Gooiol: The l•rttst number of thinp that hu •name. Webster defines u the number one followed by a hundred zeroes. There are aoogols of little creatures squig~ gling and burrowing, flitting and squishing under the mud, through the swamps and over the sandy marshes. Sea squirts, copepods, lug· wonn larvae and the babies of little fish. Each with a kind of a brain, each with the breath of life. But their life is ebbing. And as they start to go-you do, too. You are standing on the threshold of time in as sacred a place as any in the world. It's where the life of the water and the life of the land converge in biological blur. These are the wetlands-the swamps and the mudflats that sometimes smell like rotten eggs. These are the marshes, clogged with weeds. swarming with bugs, teeming with beautiful life. Thi~ is where the moon moves the water in sha1low ebbs and floods; where the sun pierces down to the ooze and. the nutrients flow in a ltrange and mar·· velous way. Nowhere else except here in these sopping grounds is there so much life in so much concentration. But the life is dwindling. And as these lands start to go-yo'u do, too. These squishy, mushy lands are where most of our fish are born, the fish that feed the fish that feed the fish that fill the sea. These narrow strips of estuarine land are where the birds come to rest and nest and feed; and they arc tied inexorably to the life aupport for the raccoons and the bears and the deer a hundred miles away.And to you. In California,.most of the wetlands arc already gone. In Florida, they're goiog fast. Once there were 127 million i.cres of interior and coastal wetlands. Now forty per cent are gone, the precious specks qf life in these treasured lands exchanged for yacht clubs and marinas and industrial growth. As we dredge the bays and fill the marshes and cover the mud with asphalt: as we spray our poisons and scatter our waste and spew oil upon the waters-we ·destroy rorevcr the great forces of life that began millennia ago. · But now we have gone too far. Because this planet belongs not only to us but to them as well. To the umpteen zillion other things that fly in the sky and roam on the land and swim in the sea and burrow beneath our feet. Now, especially now, if we will only stop to think-perhaps we will think to stop. Sierra Club • •• ., " ., ·I •• !; • 'I • t • 1 I I ·. • DAILY PILOT Royal Performance Puts Icing on Caree~ -Gloria ·Nord ·Graham i1 •• graceful on ice .1kate1 as she . i1 on roller 1kate1. A. commend pe_rformance for Ou•• Elizebeth highlighted . her cereer. ' I " ' Skates By JO OLSON Of 1M Dllh' ,lltt Sl1tf 1£ Gloria Nerd had kept a diary or her career, it could be published as a 1Jamorous adventure story. At the age of 27 she skated in a com- mand performance bef<lre Q u e e n Elizabeth ll. Hollywood theater owner Sid Grauman built an extravagant roller show around her which toot her all over America and abroad. New1paper columnlst Art Buchwald in- troduced her to Parts night spot! as he wa1 writing his book, "Paris After Dark." A Gloria Nord fan club was started at the peak of her career and she still hears from ita memben. Now Mfi. <liirlle Graliam or Newport Beach, Gloria Nord bu given up her ex- citing career u a atar of the roller and Ice rink for a new career as hou.sewile and helpmate. and calls her marriage ••the best contract I ever had." FJll8T SKATES Born in Santa Monica u Gloria Nordskog ~(she dropped the last part of her name for publicity purposes), the slim stater received her first 1tates aa a child. Her parents, however, eave her only one skate for a Chrlstma,. clft, and thi.!I had bumpy wooden wheels. "They just didn't think,'' Gloria explained. "Then my brother fixed up 1n old pair for me • ' Although 1he has never hed skating leuon1, Glori• was called out of e crowdeCI rink an·d put in a starring role in a new roller show. Figure· • Ill Memories· that were my sister's. He'& a boat racer and had speed in mind, 50 he 'hopped them up.'" Gloria's formal training was in ballet and not skating tbOugh, ao she bas never skated in com~lion. She dance.a on skates and achievtd her fame from her musical interpretations and graleful movements. "The first time I saw Sonja Henie I thought she was dancing on skates," she added. She had been on skates at a rink only a few times when Sid Grauman saw her and asked Jq_ he could build a show around her. -\ EVERY ARENA This ·became the Skating Vanities, which opened in B•ltlmore Jan. 7, 1942. "We toured every ··big arena and auditorium in Amef~" .. Gloria reminisced. The show allo went to Piris, Zurich, Milan, Rome and Londcn, where it WU such a big hit that ft WU Invited back every year. In 1952 Gloria appeared in her ,lirst Ice show in England and became lbe mi· dent star of Wembly, whlcb ."81! noted for its story show• featQrila mu.sic and narration. These lncludtd ''Sleeping Beauty on Ice" and "Chu !lthl Chow on lee." · . lt was while she was akating at Wembley that the invitation came from ,the Queen to perfonn in the 2111l Royal Command Variety Performance in the London coliseum. She wu the first tee stater to be in- vited for 11 royal production, and danctd on a sped.ally made 20' x 20' rink in a sparkling costume embroidered with rhinestones which feattn"ed • large plume of royal blue ostrich featben and a glistening coronet of d!amente and pearls. SAW QUEEN Gloria remembers well the moment what she skated into the limelight and looked into the face ol Queen Elizabeth, who was surrounded by the ~t of the Royal Family. She made a proper curtsy and was swept into her performance by the music. She also was one of 10 perf~ers selected to meet the Queen alter the show, a perfect ending to tile evening. While she was skatin1 Inr the Vanities, • fan club was started for her ln Hlmt· lngton, W. v .. , and today, 12 yeon alter she huog up her skates for the lost time, she atlll c:orresponda with the flrSI prer~ dent o( the club and bean from iiiany of lta members. '-She also keeps in touch with many ol her show business friends •ad receives letters from f&ru1 fn France, Australia, New Zealand, England and Panam•. BULGING CUPBOARDS "My· cupboard:! are bulging wilh let· ten," &be skater smiled. "Al IOOn u ·I answer, back comes another." Gloria's ·husband Cbarlle, a atar tn hi• own ·right, retired from his comedy· acrobatic act when they were manied in 1960. He appeared on the Ed SUllivan Show three times and performed for Gnce Kelly twice, but now ts capttalizin1 on his technical background for a more stable career in the indU1tri1l chtmlcal business. Though the applause and accol•dea were exciting for Gloria,, •be no lqer ii tempted to skate agaln. '"!'he thrill ol belnc In the 1potll1ht seemed to cure everything,'' ahe said of her skating da)'!. "I loved the applaU1e and worklng to music. I Interpreted_ every note of the music." But her remodeled home In Newport with its breathtaking view ol the Illy, her love for cooking lllld entertalnlng and her new Ille ol lttedom are In the IPC>llllht now. There will be no more performances for Gloria Nord, the "Smja HtD\t of roller skates". and the '"darlbil of Wembley, Whose clipplnp ana - fill a huge pile of acrapbooU, but tl'I her own decision. -f l She 'touldn' even he templed hlct onto the ice for the opening ol a new rink ill Coria Mt11, so firm II her retirement. Her relued way ol life II utlll)lnr to her now, and 1be meana It wllen llho aayl, 0 Wben. I quit, I quit." When -He Starts Digging, Skeletons May Battle past indiscrelioM she deserves whit lht sets. Furthermore, any man ~ho asks such hit•h•,.,t. •""" .. • -..t ,,. ••• ,..,_,_ ~•... ,;:::;..;;:!..·.-.;; :.!';;;-.;;!."'!. ~~ w'·,'.< ,•,, •••. ,~ ?:-~ fi'° ---.......... • ,_ ov•"' •uau. tW , .. w•-~---.. .. -- DEAR ANN LANDERS: From time to time you print leUen from elrls who uk if they should tell their proopec:tlve wioely teU them, "Kffp qulel. A man wouldn,'l believe her no matter what abe abould ,lie willlnc to le<tpl a wo111111 Ill llld. And It's an even bet he'•~ for abe II r lot the -abe II todq. Her an excuse to ball oul -PISaS IN put».-,•, bullllal." POR:i:t.AJID. It'• I flmnr tliJnt about men -lrom DEAR Pl: 'llluk yoa lor a poi! Joli al _ace IJ· .. w !lief die, lbef uae OTl'1 trick ...,.....w., a point wlrlll mAlor In tho -to 1<11 a 1lrl to &Ive In and tpla llol .,.1n. v .. 1poall Ille -· """' ....icter tbemael"' mort manly •• .., lime they ..... :e111 when they 1et DEAR ANN LANDERS: Bow do I lll\CI no•df to pick a wllt, lbe'd better be a •I U a girl I ....S to write to II aWI ll\' •iraiA er abe'll have to Jllll up wllll bll llp Jnt! Mui. and I met at • IUllllllOI' ruort .loreYer. .1111 yur. We liked Hell otbor • lol. We I Ill' '*'17 all women 1ra u pun 11 wrote letlm bad< and lorth, mill thtet ff. pe.-t ol the men they marrr. II a maolha ago she •topped wr1tlnl. C~I vohmleen any lnlormatloo 1boUI lier Last week I ran Into 110111eone Who u.,,, _J' ·--v - -· .... tbl,~hood ca11 . ...i ~ and -MAl\IUED TO A BARREL or LAUGHS 00 u_. llfGUl1d the vl<Alloo l'dotl. -DµR MAIUllED: I'm W1J YM ..-------.......,.......,--A ... , ... ei. pulled out • ...,..... °' .... "-111 ...... wltll -.. krq l JI ~~ tbelr ebllcl,.. and pndcblldnD. I would ...._ kt at ltalt yoo uV. a ..0.. o1 I , .. -.... -. " ... ~..., ' I ,, .. ,. ~ 1!11 Y!.'l ~) !'!!! ... ~ MIVt'!d ~-~ ~ ~~ .__ ....-.---"'----~• ...._"f!l~ . . IM . problt . 'W" S. -a .,.';'ti., ol lurnlture polJsb IXlNF!DENT!AL TO ANS W ER S In the umt town. 81 lllld be had beud th6t MUle dled:l WU iliOdle<I and liked loe.detelll bllt.hl lllld beJmt.wJier only eaaually and lhouaht he bad. r<ad 11111etlllnr In the peper about U. He wasn't IVOll uo,ft WU the ~ ,llrl. I t1oai want lo write to her jlanibll for lur ol uptettlnr them. Yet l am anxious to llad out ehout this. What do you ..,..., -c.z., JR, DEAR C.Z.: Toa oan write ta the office ol tlM Ctuaty Clerk la lbe "" wbtre tho l girl llvea Slato tile pt'1 UIH llld ... -called l'rido. pot ii aloapidt I boUlt ol .. 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DAILY PJL0r •W'' ... 11 11 dldni cun llQ1bod1 but tt• IUre did -. la .. 1a ..s a io., _,.., .. .. brelk the moolf•IV· Mp ine -••e• .,.,... 1 1,· ' 'Coptoin Kangaroo' and 'Hollywood Squares' and 'Sesame Street' and 'let's Moke A Oeol', and ••• '' Another Co11sumer Bill Enda11gered By ROBERT P. HEY C~rltttafl Science Menlttr Stnl<• WASHINGTON • Lobbyists are pouring it on. Time is run· ning out. And another bill that consumer a-roups cheri~. ks as though it will die in the t days·of Congress. This one would greatly strengthen the po\ver of the Federal Trade Commission to protect American consumers. It also would require minimum standards for ~ar_. ranties on consumer products that cost more than $10. The ~Ill has pasS<d the Senate, but appears almost sure to eipire in the House, where ii is under intense lob- bying pressure fron1' varinus buslness interests, especia!ly banks. "I've never seen anything quite like this lobbying." says oiie~" House source. "There's even heavier lobbying on th is bill at thiJ stage" than on the product safety bill, which is being throttled in the House Rule• Committee. Thto J>roduct safety measure, which aims to ensure that con- sumer products . are safe, is one of four tpajor pieces~ or consumer legislation wbich have provoked intense lob- byin~ from indlistry. This lobbyln'{ apparently will suceeed in killing three of them this year in Congress. A second was the n~fauJt automobile Insurance plan, ·in· tended to provide fnirer set· tlcment.~ for auto a"ccident vic- tims. and less expensive auto ins urance rates. It was killed earller this month by the s~n:ite. after heavy lobbying ap,ainst it by trial lawyers and some segments of t h e automobile insu,.ance industry. WINNING ROUND Consumers are \vinning one tn1portant round, hotYever Congress appears ready to ap- prove a bill that would establish an independent con- sumer protection agency. The third consumer bill now 1n danger on Capitol Hill is the so-called 0 ,varranty bill." There isn't much opposition to ft! first section, which would establish federal war- ranty standards. The objections instead are to the ~econd part of the bill - which consume r groups for the first time, would give the Feder.al Trade Commission specific legal authority, in writing. to issue trade regula- tion rules against unfair or deceptive sell ing o r a~ vertising practices of industry-:- The FTC then would have, without question , the authority to issue rules with the effect or law to ban industry.wide practices it finds to be illegal. Under the chairma11ship of Miles Kirkpatrick, the F"T'C has been insisting it had this power any1va~·. Industry opponents have said it does not. They 53.Y the FTC must proceed case by in- dividual case, one manufac- turer at a time. (Present law is vague on this point). The FTC says the case-by- case procedure i~ too slow. and consequently would not protect the public. Further, th e F"I'C argues that it does ~ot have anywhere near the money Deeded to proceed case by case. UNDER APPEAL The issue is in court. \Vhat got it there 1vas the FTC rul- ing last yea r that all gois sta· tions would have to post oc- tane ratings or gasoline on their gas pumps. After lengthy study the FTC had concluded it was unfair to consumers not to post them, because con- sumers otherwise had no way of knowing which gasoline their cars required. As a result they tended to buy more expensive gasoline than necessary. P('troleum companies took the FTC to court. claiming it l::ick rd authority to make such industry-wide rulings, and I.he first court to rule agreed. The case is under appeal. If Congress were to pass the bili now stuck in House com- mittcC'. the measure would give the ITC such authority, and the court suits apparently would become moot. . Wife, Son of POW ' Differ on Vietnani OKLAHOMA CITY (UPil - .Rob Risner was 17 when his father, a. hero of both the Korean and Vietnamese con· flicts, leaped from 3 nam ing fighter-bom~r i n to Com munist hands. The 1972 election campaign find~ Rob and his mother on opposite sides, each confident It is the best way to bring Lt. Col. Robinson Risner home. Rob Risner, 11. a sociology traduate of Oklahom&. ¥ate Univeraity, drives a green Volkswagen w1Pl 1 McGovern 1Ucktr plastered on t h e wtndsh!e!d. Thia spring he co-chaired his pro-McGovern precinct. , flls mother, Mrs . Kathleen Risner, avoid.I ~ny political lahlls. but ber sympath.ies are clesrly In the Nlmn camp. "There's no bargatnin~ power efter our troops leave ," Mrs. Risner said In an In· -terv!tw. • "Tbe No r t h V!elnam.,. won't !el !be Inttrnationa! Red . Crols I~ the prbon1, and they won'~ abide by the Geneva 0on1.W.,. i'U!.,:"'They ju!I haven't done anything to make me th1nk theylrt ainctre." ll«IOO-It ll!lleJ't!ltly. • ur can'& '"Jfow (our mort ye.ts cl llcbtioJ will br1nJ Did liornec' lie • a l,d • "Mcaonru II the onb' rul possibility. Getting out is our only alternative." Rob and his mother sat in the den of their modest northside Oklahoma C it y home. The paneled walls were covered with pictures of Risner, the 20th Ace In Korea and recipient of the Air Force Cross. Col. Risner's F -105 fighter- bomber was hit by ground £ire near the South China Sea Sept. 16, 1965. Jn 1968, Rob was a Nixon supporter. Now, bis father pro)>ably w o u I d n • t recotnlze him -pOlltically or peys!ca!!y. Rob, like his four younger brothers, bas long brown ha ir that •hangs below his shoulder. 1 "It's bffn a gradual thing changing my 1 poUttcal out-- look." said Rob. -f'N.lxon b!Jllt up the hopes of POW famll!OI In 1908 by saying be bad a - rtt plRn. l car\'t tell he had a plan.''. · 1 Rob was qule\ when bis mother tpake. • • '"I'm really Ju!I • holllew!fa . . ldf ~ womtnta 1ib .tne . . I just hive my own personal ideas." ?Jn. Risner .uld. "Ont W., J cu I don'~ lh!ntt ... OUcht to i::' 11 It from our OW. pe......i lri- vo!vemtnl • ' , ,.. have to look at It ovonD. And 11111. iri-<ire" • lot "' thlnp. ' I r, • ~,~ ... 1.49 Wit• IRON 1 89 .... 2.11 ltl . If 100 a 4 01. SIZE Wella Balsam CONDITIONING SHAMPOO 59c 13 01. SIZE 'Protein 21' HAIR SPRAY 0 Sc ented or llnscented 99c BOTTLE OF 36-1 Y• GRAIN St. Joseph ;~ ASPIRIN ~~·b For Children ·· 2F 59c I= 35' 0 lOW ,.Ji R .A(it&/uun, Anti-Perspirant Cream 2 oz. liquid 1 oz. 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IMI, ~ . . .. 24' ' BRA SALE GIRLS' .... 2.22-J'' DRESSES ' 2.27 20 ' Many styles. lab· % rics. 32 A·40C. Q PANTIES 0 F. ltgulor 119.11• 66c F . Pri• ". Many colors, fob· Solids, plaids, muf~ rics, styles. 5·· I 0. litolors:4·6•; 7-1-4. -*--- GIRLS' DRESS SHOE Reg.l.97-20ays . 1,, • NEW FALL HAllDBAG$ Specially Priced 200 One ·shown from a bi; selection •. ti ........... .._.,o.,,1. ---.. _* __ _ HI-RISE ·_ rear tire, block 11addle ~ 20 ... &oyo· h••• knobb) 28_ with racing ttrlpe. , . .:- • -20• mower wl!h recolf- slat'..l 3 • t\p. Briggs • Stratton . engJne; laop hondl•. 1 • j • • ~ ' • PANTYHOSE .94c ··~nmlou ·nylon for 150-200 lbr. .. ~Days ' Elonientary' to colt.ga, Uriused. '1axto" BLANKET . . . .... J.97-z Daya ·~Poly0>~er with 4'' 2~··5 nylqn binding. . a *---- 4 BRUSH STYLES lbn br~~1!~Y5 •• C Y! re 'oice! ·~Ea. . . . EAIT HAIR KEEPERS ,t . ~66c ·P ytail hold-, • barrettes. *' BATHTUB EICLOSURE 17aa , 58K" Wide_ Cleor plastic encl~ sure slides easily on runner. With all ports. Easy to install. Save! OCJ<S Coroblnotion lock, or J43 bicycle lock. "2 Days LIGHTING FIXTURE • ..,. 15.11 Fluorescent. TWo. .COW bulbs. r ----·-*···----125 Ct AMERICANA ' SCOTT FACIAL TISSUES 125 f'.i!o-ply..1faclal ti1sues. Buy sever1I et +J;is low K "!'•rt price, .. ~··--.... • .. SUNDAY ONLY IUAOID CHOCK WA•ON STU.I CHAMT POTAIOIS 93' llCtt•IAYY IU1TlllD n•rrAILI HOT IOLL AND IUTTll MONDAY ONLY lllADID YU.L PAIMlelANA W/TANGY SAUCI 99' COLULAW • 1um11D YIGITAILI WAIM IOLL AND IUTTIR ~---*·--- Clam Chowder 2 DAYS 15 or. N•w ; El'ltl•rid Cl•m .,-, Chowd~r c~- ~:r=:l;;;:;;;'.l. tr•*•~ .. "'"'"'°" "' . .. ,.,..-. -----i-.-.-. .... * •-............ SUMMER END Cl,EARANCE 3' to 7' Plastic Outdoor Sun Shades. Sx6-R91. 2.96 NOW -4x6 -R91. 4.96 NOW 5:16 -• .,. 5.9' NOW 7x6 -.... 7.27 NOW 2 Daya ln•ide frosted. 60, 75 or lOOW. 1.88 2 .... 3.88 4:88 . :2Day. For grills and 95c . fireplaces. Sunct.J, StpttmWr J, 1972 DAILY PILOT f) 7 PANTY • HOSE SALE Nylon stretch pantf ho1e in small me· dium and tell. · . ~ 'R::LL,.HAMPOO / a..,. 1.27-4 Daya 94 Co-ncentrate. 7•·. C oz:. net wt.., Save. •...• i---- PEARL DROPS TOOTH POLISH Peed Orop1 c•11 help your teeth become whiter •n• brigh ter. Help brighte11 •11d whiten eve11 dull he th. 109. 48' - 2 Days Disposable. T wonty 9-cz. or 1 CM>z. R09.13.97-2Days ... 45·pc. Dishwasher- sale. 6 styles. *' ~ . GLASS OVENWARE Casserole# caice, C Rog. 1.27·1.37 6~ ulility or loaf dish. l!a. Rog. 6~·-~ Days 48 12. Plastic, Fit 20 ~ C ::30-lfal. cans. ii;J . CITRUS AM> AVOCADO Kllart· CITRUS 11111 ~VOCADO FOOD 5-LIS. 2DATSONLT This product provi des oil the p roper nutrients in the right bolonce required for growing oil citruJ ond avocado. .... 1.31-2 Days '88 Non-sling deador• C ant. 8-oz. net wt. *---- ZEE BATHROOM TISSUE 4 roll pack bathroom tissue. 12-oL They're cri~p. deflcious ond really fresh! 39c ~--*'!'--.... FUN-SIZE BARS Rog.77• 2Days 2 :''I Choice of 3 kindr. · l·lb~ baQ<f~I. •N91:Wt. I I • .. • • • • • . • • • • • • • t • • • , ' " I ~ • • • • , , t , -. . :t > .,; ' • ' DAil. Y PILOT • • • Your Borotteep: Sagittarius: Creativity Shines ARIES (Mar<h ll·April 11): Accent on change, variety , ln~ tense relatlonsh!ps, a feeling or belnl more alive. Yourlg prrsons are in picture. Y_ou deal with T1una1 and Ubra U) divtduaJ1. Investments, love affalr1, speculation -these al!o ... highlighted. 1:.1.UR\Jll (Apl11 20-May 20): What appears aolid could be ~loua. Know It and protect ydu,.,.u In clinch<•. One who whispers sweet nothings may ha\•e just that to offer - nolhlng. Heed voice of ex· perl~ -: eveu if i I emanates from f a m 11 y member. GEMINI fMay 21-June 20): Move about -test opinlora, gel feel of pulse (){ public. Assume responsibility. Ex· press yourseU In way that Im· print~ style, individual flair. Avoid scattering forces. Keep communicaticn lines cle,ar. CANCER (/une 21-July 221: Emphasis is on income poten- tial, money, valuables. Gain lndkated if you get rid of out· moded concepts, methods. Job of streamlining is necessary. Ariel Individual can prove in- strumental in plans. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Take inlliaUve. Utilize i1U1ate sense of sbowma?lllhip. Stress in-v w w w w w w w w dependence, originality. Lead T" T T T T""T' .. T"T°T rather than follow. Pursul" creative endeavor. S t a r t somethln1 ·ne\v. Break free from emotional barrier. El· press yourself! ... -=-=-==.,..,,==,.--...., V1RGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): FOi FUN! f'IOflT! Intuition Is shall?, on target. IAIGAIN~ G~lORl! VISIT You are able to convey· idea s. THl surr• SWAP MllT IYllY SATUIDAl-& knowledge. You do best now in SUND A y, All DAY I A.M. behind scenes capacity. Key is TO 4 P.M. Al THl OIANGI to be discreet. Avoid brooding. ~#~1!,&~#~2!.AU.l!!Wil.ll:m.I You are making progress in ,_********** quiet. steadv way. Jllf LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): ~"""" Accent is on transforming .... -.·~~.i.; drenms into rea1Jties. Saglt-.... tft rlan could tit involved in CC1nstn1ctive manner. Income from Occupational endea~ors •.t•llhllMSI •uc._, .. , .... , "TMI OOlllMAltAJt" CPI) ~" ~' ttroaau than many suspect, • tllbi.r for prin- <lpla. Doceml>er obould be one of your most 1\gnlflcant months or 1m. You will be making pel'llOllll and P'O- f Cl!lonal 1alns. A Grmlaf In. dlvidual could play key role. HELD OVER! 10U HAVEN'T SIEM AMTflllNG UNTIL l'Ol1'VE SUN* EVEJllTlllNG II'.'•~( 'ct: r~:;.c"""'lfs,. .1on£ 1·! MOOS•>.'G"-'tO Proo:'°':'°" WOODY ALLEN'S Crossword Puzzle "'JW&ll»ff nlftr" IHI Lin(oln Av1 or•11 or Knoll 121-4070 WE\'U,JTIUNG 10U ALWAYS WANTED 10-KHow AIOOT 'BUT WllE ARAID TO ASK" EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUN.TY SHOWING ACROSS 1 l'nck hnrse 6 S at111t .. ! l'!C.Clll 1:' ArP.I 17 Red h~rt 21 Solly 22 Culminatior'! 23 Hir'ldll queen 24 Sea eagle 25 Cleen$8 2G ~p~n1sh hr10 27 Symbol for 11n 28 f lowrr 29 P1o•liQ'( JO 1 .... 1ori.L go1 31 E1 is.1 32 B lrmi~h 34 Se .. r·. :i~ Turi 1·,ti t.0"' 36 Down p1cl 37 She"I'! d11e~'le 39 AM I!•~ 45 Prior t<i •Ii Hu1111,1r •!l r11nfiw1!h t~r111 fo l fl,1•11 ~ l I H'' h · -;, .1·e ~7 1nw trO td f'-\1.'1 6:' G•ape •c!ns1 64 fni.t 6ii Un' annv fi.8 A.1le'lua11 70 Pll.i~1 ·1~ ,..,, c, ,,,.~ .. , '"' 7•1 H~p/Jf'r'! .,g.iori 7b Shot 1t1ll • " • \~ "' 71 SmAll S1ate; ebbr. 78 lrnprints 80 E\11ope11n city 82 Cross st•Okt ol lcuer 84 Reh1ncra 1ur 86 Reptile 88 Fragrlll'll wood 90 Fac$imole 92 Irish rep11blic 94 Weot1hy n1~11 96 Appe;ir 97 Occur 102 Rom11nr,1 104 Cloudy 100 Chest sou•" I 110 Mon~lrou" l'!Oetic 112 P1r1e•n TO \1Sl\1P 11 ~ ll11ner111 e 1 I~ i.o'lerir degree 1 \u An,,.11r.J<1 • f\ld•• r 118 St-;irpened 120 Frav 1?1 M11r'l0S nan11' 1~3 Co1Hair 1~6 Reri r!y1 128 A1all1~r'! country 130 Storm 131 S<'nih1V 133 Kindol n•ant;e 13!1 St'e~m 1J7 ~n1all 1.hi'1! 138 Th'" fl•·W~f l~O Gui n,1n ~ '42 1 .. ,,. p 144 Chon .e 14/ [urope;in '"''r 149 NJ111e· La11n 151 RucJ..l•sh I ··~ 3! ' 152 PrfPOsi!iOfl 154 Type of lens 156 ···West 158 Th;ef 160 N1ck~I syn1bol liil Cor'ltine111: 11bb1. 162 Very. rr. 1()3 lmpr01ler 165 Haw1iian hawk 166 Beveraal! 1(i3 Concep!tont 170 And olh1:r1; abb1. 171 Whetstones 172 Guilty 174 Pola ····- 1ct11!ss 175 Plex us 176 Poplar 177 Oioner course 178 Butky OOWN 1 Two-footlld 3 ,lnrli1111:"fJ 4 [n1an(J:11 ~' ru!I Ii f,!JrP'"n1enl 7 Saruoa11 e1ty 8 F•,.n<h •.1:,ulotnr S K<nq of 10 Dcs,9nate 11 Des1111 1'..' ~.line wagon 13 Demolished JJ Cavity 15 English lellet hi Threeft.:.ld; <'omb. lo1m 17 Soap lr1m1 "" • LI 18 Foot! •nicle 19 CholPr 20 Ca11Jgpry J J Fir'!d la ul1 35 Acclivity 38 Clock f~c11 <10 W1ath1rcock 41 £1her11el t1lt A3 Wrong: pn11. 44 Poker s1ake 46 Sl\011 cannon 47 Prayer endil'lg 48 Uni! of light 50 Rod1n11 52 .Amatory 53 Hoard 54 lt1Uan pa.t 56' Poltonout 58 Cut into cubes 60 Greek letter 61 Heron 63 Group ol ter'!IS 65 Presiding 1pir1t 67 EJSI wind 69 Ch111er 71 Fencir'll1 5words 73 Type of car 75 Develop 79 Sllore bird 81 \'Jnoden 1ho1 83 Gib• 85 Calcium tvmbol. ~7 T1!ple E9 Vagrenl 91 Surround closely: v~r. 93 We11 IWIV 95 Ma:C.e 11st 97 Corr'!el 98 Furious 99 Mt, C1pp " " ... ANIWlllS IN CLASSIPllD I IGO Deny 101 Wo1k unit 103 Steweed 105 Cu11omer 106 Crescent• 1hap1d 107 Spenish friend 108 Re1djust 111 T1blel1nd1 113 Delf!r 117 Sloping l1tt1T 119 Sof1 121 Crowblr 124 Artific.111 l•ngu1g1 / 1 125 Shield 127 Romen 1yr1nt 129 Hewelitn goo•e 131 Frenc" summer 134 Ridic ule 138 Cont!nucus 139 We11el 141 Pronoun 143 M111uder 144 A.qu11lc m1mmal 145 Turki1h court 146 Hindle 148 Arti1t'1111nd 150 Saltpeter 162 Russian ruler• 153 Ferti!111pol 155 Sm1ll isll1nd 157 Actual being' 159 Facio• 163 [xc11m11ion 164 R1 bbl1 165 Chemical sufli• 167 Z1u1·s d11ugh1er 169 Se!f 173 Nutmeg Slate: tbbr. • a OllLT OIAllllfCOVNTT DllYl-11 "GODfATHEI" (I) NIGHTLY AT 1,15 ~an 0 Igo F'"~ C1~•S1,1na . O!t·11n-~ l l1·031S lllrlNI Md 6 INlllln R•~uet Wtldl "ILUI!: ll!AllO" !Ill •lut "CAHOY" (ll) ft:l ..... 11MMl•IJllllP-!It S.11 Olooto f""1 11 l 1ool'lvr11 "" "'2·2111 ...... wr...,_,., "tnllll DOU ll llVlft"' II) .... -,tuDllCl & 'hll ral." m....,1,•t111Mtt1r ...... fJI ., ' l r Ce MITI "RID SUN " (PG) • ~~T!o!JllKI "SOlO" Ml1'Hlflf»IV ¥10 lt'l-11-00-l.OO-\OQO Two fl/nawiys ind 1 guardi1n lion. SHOWING NOWI } llJIT /N'/llE W/UJl/l///11 ! TBEBattESI THING ON WHEELS miFteseis RAQUEL WELCH. KANSAS CITY BOMBER ... ~KOWJltG NOWI • • • • • • •• '• • : ••• ••• ' ' r I ' . ' ' - ' . ' ~ I . ' ... -- '.'Id l ll •" ~11ti-Ci • lfeme11 si-d v,. I Film Fails to Liberate .CuNt IASTWOOD 11UY' IAYALAI CAUOLL O'CONNOI 'r.'!Ctlly'1 Ht~,,~ ~ :2nd • • t ' -Allll w..,. ,, •" I • ' jll'llAIYIN .,JUN 11111• 'HAffl . ._IU " l11tY-w...,. • '"'An c.i.. -!NI - ."s11cnt funning" ''JOE'' -2:00-1 :11-l:Jt -SILIHT" -J:lM:I0.11:01 ~~··~·* '9ff East C.1tt N..,, ~ COAONA OIL MA it BEST SELLING NOVEL "mE omER" ' • 10:40 -AIM- "STAfltEY'' 1:45 0.ly CONTINUOUS SUNDAY' - 2 P.M. DESH -:e ................ y ... ,.!!;:r;= ..... --...... ., . .. Aadtlat a..v.ra" (PG) ........ ~- r ' • ·-CtN!DDMl ll • .. • " I I 'f •-l. ---.. STADIUM I . o. _., "W •I' -----,, STADIUM l .. -· "1•• - ---.J.•• STAH/UM ·3 . .. -········ ----~· STADIUM ! .. -.... -- ''THI OTMla'", (PeJ • ''WAIT UNTIL DAllC" "THIE CONCllT POil •ANGLA DISH" CO) • .,GlMMi-SKI L.TIR" IHI ,..,., ...... "I.I.SY lltlDlll" ~I .... "Dll\Ya, Ml IAID"' 11) . . DAILY PILOT C. ............... "'fMI OOUiltMAH OANO" "TWILIOHT l'l!OP'LI" 84111 11'1 Color tPGl • • '.t'J.·:.~· • RAQUEL 'WELCH • ·KHIW ;· Gi t: IOMllR· • • • • PGi MCTllOCOlOll Also-STM McOUEEN • "ON ANY SUNDAY" 1 IRfNUTll #l1 • • THE FIHZl·COHT!lm WIRE RICH. BEAUTIF1Jl. • ANO UNAPPROACHA!H • 1 THEN. THEIR WOllLO 81GAH TO CHANGE • ACADEMY AWARD • WINNER c•1 • . Cinema e PM18entS • the Gardin • • of the • FlllZl·Contlnls • • • "SUCH GOOD FRI NOS" • '· ,. I • blJLY PILOT Hik~r1 Take Over ~ ..... .-.-....--. _____ _.."""l'I..,. Camera Cost Put in ·Focus ' Traill Fro1n Skiers • Mammoth In Summer , By JOANNE llEYNOLDS night and camping permit Of • °""' "" ti.it from the U.S. Forett Service Every elder in California ts for any of the etcellebt nearby weU aware of the beauties of camping facJlitles cost S2 a , Mammoth Mountain In tbe night. winter. There jl a variety of ·But it's obvious from 1111mo reetaurants in Mammoth me1 excun!On to the iamous Lokd...Ylllage -everythfug ski resort that very few have from Frostee Freeze and Ken- acqualnled themsalve! with tuclcy Fried Cll!cken ~ the the joys of Mammoth m.· the _. refined Wbllkay Creek · summer. and the Village Inn. U you're a fisherman, a hlk· " Becltl'H the M It m II) o t h Ing entbll!lut, or just tun&-Mountain 11111 la clo!edi oone one •ho llkea the Ide! of of tht food aervlce! al the spendll!J a few days In dean fac!llty \11°opt11 either. '! air and green wrrounding1, Food pricell are q1llfl1 high Mammoth I.! a good place lo at Mammoth both In ajid · oat be from May 1o October, or resta.,anta, so I! .JOll're All ·of the hotel 1 n.d JOolWJg for a wqit.YlltOl!on, restaurant lacllitle! t bat comp out and brlnf fol'! °''" operate In the winter, wlltt"lb& food. or ft!erve hottl .ac- euepllon of the Mammoth maunodit!Oltl Mtb a kit.lien. Mountain Inn, stay open in the PLENTY TO DO summer. And .the wintertime What is there to do in the crowds diminish by half lo the SUn\nter when all the ak'I runs warmer months. are shut down? Plenty. RooDll run from about $U a The mandatory first stop is Devlf'S"lsland .From Green Hell To TouriSt Spa DEVILS ISLAND (AP) - It'• easy to like the place. The tropical acenery I.! aplendid and the !Wlmming lJ refreshing. The hotel ac- commod1Uolll a r e com· fortable. Meals and wlne at the rutamant are up to French .tandarda. True, the departure of the afternoon boat to the mainland of French Guiana, six miles away, dependl a lot on when the French captain finishes his leisurely lunch. And the martinis served at the hotel eould be a teeny bit clrl<Hul the bartender Is getting bet\er with pracUco. gloomy cells 4 feet by 9 feet. Two grated windows pro- vided the only venWation. Near one c:eDbJoct is a ce- ment punishment bu 11 d Jn I where prlSOMn spent the day with wrists and ankles shackJed ta the walls. Two especially poignant reminders of the past survived on Royal Island-the Roman Calhollc church and t h e cemetel') guards. for children of the ly STAN DELAPLANE SAN FRANCISCO -The camera SCllD> o\ieneu treeports, foreign came.raJ will COii a lllUo more than half what you pay 11 ...,, w~hi!llcated It II, the more It · i!>lll jeck, ' (iri~i-M•arnen oeem to'favor Japanese oi"111q\llh l'v• met LIFE men who u 'an ~c ... camera wltb Japanese lenses. y liked !Ii@ ~ action, but round ,jlelte~ I n m the &llecial'Jap-lens. I 1ot GR!AT p~es with i canon QL • . r .. cls the liCht. sell the Cltllera, and ii there R M , IAILV •JLOT ... 'I"' 'i"OUCh ligli~ the shutter woa't open when VIEW...f. .0 GONDOLA AS IT CLIMBS TO MAMMOTH UNTAIN'S 11~ PEAK en the 6utton, Color prints "'we rich and the vl•llors' conter matnlained of aceolc !rails for greenhorn w~ a ~tjy rough car rldO to" ~n and tbe gondola 1, •-· • Thia camera can be *•et on ~tomltlc" ~ by tbe U.S. Forest Service on "'· ... ~·ll• p-~n. N u I ~ did. Or you c~take it uuu1:ni, '41'1;1 """"'" •• -·~ a ona. saven days a week from • .. t u ' h ...... ........... onu:rneut ... ~ .... _ hall·-"• au oma c. ' t your !late ljlg way 200 l~• -u• of NATURE WALKS_ , ~• "~ ~ a.m to 4 W Sept 10. dln the viUage. w81k to the µQUSUal rock • p.m. un · wn rea :gs. The best idtl Cs Iii •arm up for(rulUOll{ or tlie t10o WJd a In addiUon to the natural Then I got Another · Tho Jlangen have RVtral with the llllflln! walb at hall mile walk~fall.! are l'aOllrces, there are tinnis Japanese Job, also with brochum lirlfng interesting Minaret Vl!la Ind the ~ well worlh the . ~ In town and •t the ski '/ "autq_matic.'~.Bu\ I had to and SC!llle iitas In el'4 arowid qiiil<Il'iiil.t, iOl"i!if are Or;il you're 'mcllned lo lodgi. The lodge al!O h81 a turn on elecirlc. buttons. al\d a tol"C'apblcal on 203 north of 1owg, hilting, the U.S. FOreSt Service hand'" ball · · Look. In the back Where a map I.! , di!played ,. that Tbe walks Lost !WO inlnutes his a picnic and campground ll bell .,.;urt llll<L • red needle went up ai!d vlsilo can get a good Idea of apt.ece 'and are '!"lf'gUlded by at the &tart-ol ,the trail. vo 11 "!~..... . ' •·· 1,_ • down on a light scale. I using brochureS froni the-There1s a fine meadow cjr.. w.-i ... ~ is Y.oor yng, u~re mean, there are a LOT of where "Ibey are and Wl\ere Forest Service. . cled by a trout •!ream /or the are fJOd 11de lr1p1 that can be setlln•s to MAKE ·t "auto- they're ooina, ' . F ... 'd fe•• energeti·c -ho -ant to made to Mano Craters near U 'f, .J e .. -o or wic:: mote a venturous, "" .. ,. Lee Vining on U.S. 395; Tula ma c. . One of\the services provided there m the well-marked spend an afternoon there. Tow• Park on Mono Lake I For a camera buff, it by the .Wers lJ a !erlu of trails Into the ll!laller lakes ' It th gr te t Th ' guided k\Jis throughou\ the kl SPECl'ACULAll north of Lee Vining· Bodie e ea s . ere s ' lnYo NiHOhal Forest. TWelve g:rg!~\~·· .. ~ 8.:.ki Another must in a sum-state P•t, wblch fea~ the t even an °override'' lever. toun are~· cted dally plus aii:w mertime ~J:h trip Is a old mlD1ng town north of IA!e • If you don't want---to dO . ~ 1 •. 1 • ,., ~ w • evening pr.. ~~~a=·~· ::.i~> :l ride to the top of Mammoth Vin!JW and off state highway what the came.ra says to do,._pball._tl).1' cutouf'!ev,-., ltama. T lnformatton and Rainbow Fall!, Mountain In !)le •ki lodge goo. 168, \II' to Yosanile via Lee (It gives the own~ a feeling 9f mastery~ '®edul., ~•ailablO al tbe The amall I~· are .a ireal dola. The vleirJrom the 0 ,00I). VIDIDI and the Tioga Pass. i.A>t -of 1hlngs can i.i. wrong -with these compjU cent"' wtJi I.! opeo ,.... and the trails are not 00 dil· loot peat I.! spOclac~ Unlllle winter, tbe variety of cameras. And a Jot went wrong with mine. days a week I 1.m, to 7 flcult that a· picnic can't be Visitors can get a g look lh1np to do in Mammoth in • * at the skJ runs (they look 1 Jot . the lllmmer ii pracUcaUy . '· ~~ p.m. carried along for a really en· easier when they're covered endless. And it's a great place Both Amef?.Can and Japanese . are going into 1l you want to strike out on joyable day. with snow ) and .8 361>-degree to get away frcm the hustle pock.et cameras now. ~erl~ tourists ~eem strong your own, the maps and The sa.me goes for the trail vista of the Inyo National and bOsUe ol city life and en-on the Kodak Jn~atic. l got good plct~s wWi pamphlets provided by the that leads to the Devil's Forest. joy SQDle fresh air and peace it. But when I s.w:ttched to the more expensive, auto- Forest Service ofter selectian Postplle and Rainbow Falls. The rides cost $2.50 per and quiet. matic film forward~ model, the a1,1tomatic jammed. My bunch: The simpler the camera, the better Big Nathan, pride of Shasta Game Farm In Ander· son, is the camel answer to Fr~sier, Llon Country Safari's late-lamented lion Lothario. According to the Exotic Animal Breeding Farm In Northern Cal- ifornia, Nathan, impregnated every female camel sharing bis quarters, This meant 19 mothers-to-be, for you. . . Nature Walks ~ ..... ___ * . . - 1 1 .Ji> smhl!er reiiiurants, the owner will -come . around when you ail: aoout lV!lle. Heproba~sk 1Je-his own house wine. And; you can alwaya Ol'• Hand icapped Go Cam · I '1cara1e wine." That's an open wtne, servec1 ~j ping pitcher. It's what the owner drinks himseH. On Settet Chef Abroad (my gowmet adviser) says:" l'I Camping and hiking are campground for handicappecl ALWAYS ask for carafe wine. It's usually better taken for granted as slmple peopl• and their families and than what you buy bottled." · , · ways ta enjoy lhe pleasures of for croups Of handicapped * . " nature. persons ; a sJ)ecial fishing and ''Tell rite the bett buys In Sing1pore ••• '' That is they are simple picnic ana at Twin Lake! andi A freeport (imports without duty or taul) unless you are handicapped a na1are trail that sells Japanese and German cameras. Japan"8J and II that's tbe case, then Tho campin~ area is located hi·fi equif.menl A very GOOD buy, but check w · they are Pr act i ca 11 Y im-near \ the Forest "-..ice's current i 's set for. The~ ·a lot.of lhUt to ,...., trallans. And they may take'17od •tor a6 Auale. possible. , .J..ltm• center on • t a te of Indian tailors. Tallor-ma~illlll!ig ii With this in mind and with h!sh:taY I03. Cam~ he for watch the belt loops. They are. 1~ mite "'e the desire to share . their !anilll .. Is-ti a day' and for small you have to tie your paiilaj1ut a natural resources wit b • ....tS H Is 15 with 1 ·•101 * ' everyone, the Mammo t b mtnimum. · •'Since Wli know' iOthlng about 'Wt~,• Lakes Lions Club and the U.S. The fishing pier iililplcn!C you 90 a~t onlerl119 ln-Fra.nce"-· • Forest Service have combined area are located three mlleS Top restaurants have a Wiile waiter -the sc:AD- their-efforts to develop a west of town on Twin Lakes. me~er {s(}.mel·yay). Wears I chain and silver wibe recreation program In Mamm· Use of the fishing facility and tasting cup around his neck. He will suggest wines, oth Lakes for handicapped campground lJ restricted to good . ones, and likely to fit your purse, (He has a visitors. the handicapped and their built·m radar. He should work for lnte.rnal Rov- So far the facilities include a tamq!es. enue.) ' Don't Up the bus i:;, too much -no m. · Devil'• laland. once In in- famowi French penal colony, I.! eaperlenclng a mndest tourist . boom. • bow appealing .he is -or the waiter l!lll you. There's a soclaliiecidDg order ID Greel< . > ' ' r~ts. The waller mllilt be placed In a dignlfled Russian Roads Lead to Ad venture 1--'lioc.::.._n. _.....,:__· _,__c.,____.__ Abandoned by tbe French government in 1M9, the corn-- plex was put to new ll!t about 10 ye1r1 1,11;0. A teleac_opJc tracking ltation was e.rtabllsb. ed .. par! of the French apace center at Kobrou. 50 miles up the cout from Cayenne, the caoltal ol Froncb Guialll. · A ClllCM-<iay boll aonlce was established to I err y lechnlch1na and supplies to the !tatloa. Now an average of halt a dozen tourl!ts dally ride out for a vi.sit. Thi5 has brought a 15-room hotel, with restaurant and bar ln a former gulrds' dining hall. Acquired by the Fronch in 1667, Fronch Guiana after the 1700!. 11Jousaods of prisoners died from J!\illnutrlllon, the heat, and diseases like yellow fever and leprosy. French Guiana, one-slxth tbe size of France, aoon ac· quired the reputation of a green hell. The name Devil's Island came to aignlfy the !•le awaiting thosa shipped lo GWana aboard crowded prison ships. Actually tbr<e tiny Island! jutilog up · inlo tbe AUan- tlc, within hlllldreds of feet o! each other, made up Devil's Island. The others are named Royal.tad SLJosepb. The dlilODI at this offshore colony, where -prisoner! In red and white !!riped uniform• were kept. earned it the name Devil'• . l.a1aad. T«rrfsts, after a swim In the patio Jl\llf, wander about O!"IJl'O!'I' paths lo fnsoec! the -... ,_, )lrtson tiuna1ngs. Few ltnldUrti rt.main to llhow .. the Frm:h con- ,...,..._.. JQen •• Ailr~ DreJIU, Ille Jl'rendl army or- ' ~ ... ilD tJla1 and banlsbed hjn In 1111 on chirps o1 oell· =llllllir7 8!Cleli, J!I• trial .,.,..-,lhrfd'e fllror. He lallr.-.OO• =,,..... h!S I tiny .,.......,, bOt most 11LN" Wf.111 J1-ly 111!s41111t ........ ~ ....... ................... ,, ••••••• , tr•• M· .. ~=-~u.: JUGHWAY 10, U.S.S .Rf 400-mile .dodge'em route <APJ. _: _FQjJC]? ,Nyet, Colfee1 feat..-~ ll)IJlll)IOth potholes, N>'e\.. Toil<tl :;yet. Guolloe? I stray calll~ dnmb and pOo- Da, 11 l"" can find ll 11 tates\ pie portir!l>g11Ucltels ol water adventu.rif•m and a onwood5yot.es. l masochlstlc -1< lo travel ' , On' tlJe ~ for the first ''-' ' I \ IUI! "14ln. ~ J 1 n k Jn g Ume, however, tbe foreigner ~·s two largest clues. thinks ''Thll II tbe Russia I Nothing -not the fearsome came to '-.e.11 -'!be peasants Los Apgel .. freeways, a Maine and thelr V!JlagO! that flank JouiOg road or the dangerous tbe higltW&Jf'rovlde a.rare op- Frankfurt-Munich Autobahn -portunlty to tllmJ>M! Russia as can ever prepare 1. foreign it existed in tsarist times touti.St for the 0 bjghway" bef~ the 1117 Communist from Moscow 1io Leningrad. It revolution. must be endured to be be-But tlJe Inns that dotted tbe lleved. n>ad and welcomed the travel· Jerldog the unsuspecting ~ noblllty In those days traveler bid< lo the 19th ~ are gooe. , • .and nothing bu tury, the two-lane road lJ a replaced them. Only the t vt r· pr ea• o,t television antennas a t o p fil!ae• !of hou!e! r<mlnd touMsts that this I.! the 20tb century, Most of tbe bolme! now hive eiectrlclty, but their oocuj>anta still he•t to walk to the village water pump with buckelJ and yokes .. their grandparenlJ did 100 years ago, . While the bouaes have elec- tric Ughllng, the highway does not. Street lamps are non-u- istent euepl in .the principal towns aloog the l'IJ!fle. aild between them, mthlng bu! total darlrne!I at night. Should the lnqul!ltlve tourist decide to !top.IOI a dO!el' lOOk • at Russian vmage life, tbete is always the alert GAI or highway patrol, to make sur. Woe betide the fiJreJ&nor who a-~ !how up at the check polnb oo scbeilule. Hones, ducks, "4!0WS .IDd Rusalan! may wander un- perturbed. But-the rule f<ir1 foreign tourists I.! no straytnf and no stopping. he d ... not. • Perched In glass . booths above the highway every 40-50 kilometers, 25-30 miles, the GA! I.! there to k e e p forelgnm on tbe stralght and narrow path between tbe Soviet capital and Leningrad. All cars -Russian and foreign -are required to crawl past the GA! post at 25 m.p.b., allowing the cop to check foreign llcensa plates and number of occupants. SaUsfied, he will wave you on and telephone alJead lo the next post. Break the rule and a patrol car complete with two Indig- nant officers wt11 IUddenlv appear. ·-r There are no such things • e x t enuating cin:wmtancel when fl· comes to a Soviet militiaman. He's never heard of them. Witness the cue of one American t o u r J s t wbbl, duperate for a man'• l'O!Jm, made do 'lflth the on]1 av.ii: able ljlOI -the woods -...t WU cal!lht tn the IC!. Dfscafillng. the Ylllkt pro. teats lllat he had ~ driven 150 kilometers and the nm lal'J• town wu anotbet 100 dowt1 the road, the troo]I« declared: '"Illll'• ~ prob- lem. Yoon not allowed to atop," and promplly 111a4t out a l'tport Oil the law!Jnoil<er' TbeAll>erlcon-nol"alooe -lill p;eillcamenl 1lillSlans , Juc!J;y ~ tO I""' an •. automoblle face !be 111110 pro!> lems: :l\'.lme to lfab I bile to , eat and 1 calfea. and find a rest ...0.T .,_ Tho Sdflet government, lao-bi& ~inC dome•tlc demaadl NI' greater attention to •the COIWWW1 bas fr. quently prOClalmed th. f blglnYIJ nstaurlntl I ft d --.... tbe pllnnJng PEASANT ON DAIL V. MILK RU!f ltAISES DUST ON RUSSIA'S SUPl!R HIGHWAY 10 ; • • --·-• t I ' I t "' • 'P«hl cruise shfP for~ ond • brillkznt mw ltlMtvty' .._,..,. 211, om;1wt. ·~u Jon. :ioF' Ftb. 20, Mor. 1$t,,<lp:3, ...... 24t. t'!l?s • l,fOi*ori#N,_Boeoo-r-.....c,,,~ ForbrochurtsandJtwwtiona. GliYc<Ji'IRAVEl.AGEHT or ~. l;,,.F§!l9,~UISES, LTO. 219--Conl-Rotid.3318' .. • • • 1 e ·m· "" . . , • " I • • , \ DAil Y l'!Lff ~ Best · of the Best • Ill DAit Y PILOT Contest 1i I • ' IUSY BEE PHOTO BY E. DAVIS BRIGGS 7th Wttk Winner Otta lntemttlonol Nomination SUSAN SMITH 'SHOT' DAUGHTER JENNIFER IN MOMENT OP HIGH CURIOSITY this Ith Wffk Winner 11 Ont of F..Vr .Nomln1ttd for Higher Competition 4 Ready for '9Bi·g 1 Tinte~ Local Photographers Shooting for International Prizes ---------Eight amateur 0 r a n g e County -photographers have been launched into the "big time" as a result of the first· ever DAILY PILOT Sna!"bot Contest. ; Their work, selected by Judges as the best of the best alter eight weeb of com- petition, is on its way to com- petition in Ille Kodak Interna- tional Snapshot A w ar d s (K!NSA) for 1972. More than $55,000 In prlut nalta wtnnm of the In- ternational conteat. Duplicote oela of prizes are ottered in the two divisions -color and black-and-white. Ther< are 15 major pr;: .. (including a round-the-world trip or $5,000 in cub as top prize) in each division plus up to 200 merit awards of $100 each ror winners in e.acb of the divisions. On this page are Ille lour black-and-while photos selected I rom '""""'i elgbt weeks' wimters ·fOr ridminaUon by the DAILY PILOT to Ille higher competition. The lour which got the nod were top winneri in the IJllll, llxth, seventh and eighth weeb of Ille DAILY PILOT l'<lllteal. 'lbe ahutterbuga wbote work is on ill way to New York in- clude ANl'llONY B. GIAMP A, 3487 San Marloo Circle, Costa M ... ; ROBERT TRACY, 17831 Queennrreath W a y , Irvine; E. DAVIS BRIGGS, 944 Dogwood, ()oota M ... ; and SUSAN SMlTll, 3792 Beover St., Irvine. 'Ille four top eolor plchm!• Judies ttlected I o r in- ternational competition will be. published in tull color bf Ille DAILY PILOT in a fUture edi· tion o! TV WEEK. the v;eekly magaline included with Sun- day editions of the DAILY PILOT. These Include the work or the follov.·ing contest.ants : JEROME SEm. 2 l 1 3 5 Frteport Lane. Huntington Beach. first week winner, sur· realistic shot of colorful col· 1ectim of colorful coUeetion of 100.ytar-old ·~am· bllns for food at feeding tbne In~ 11 !!tnllln rts1&uront. DAVID DYE, 3101 S . Fairview, Space 224,· Santa ' Ana, teeond week winner, dilapidated wqon AUinl M three wheels in foreground and ~ empty ghoat t o w • bulldlns• in blckground. JOHN C. WILLIAMS, 17'112 Hording Csnyon, Mod]<1ka Canyon, third week winner. cloaeup from &round levt1 of • seabird walklni on the beach. EUIO'l'I' llEl,J.E1I, Im Briclaewater, II.an 11 a I Io a BtiCb, -Iii liiii!li iiii; Sun ro)'I •allclDc tbroulll ovtttut -1o-mota drimilile View of .flat, -1\1111 11 - from lboud • boli. Q.CIUDIWIPT AMIRICAN UNDICAPI CAPTUlllD IY ROlllT TUC\' Winner In 6th Wttk c-on Sl1 w• In l'lnal Ju•1"'9. Wint Nomlnot"" 'WHO'S POSING?' SUB.lie( IS LISA ANNI GIAMl'A IN GREAT, BIG CHAIR It Wtt 5th Wttk Win-tM lntornatlell'I N..,.,.. fer Htr F1thor, Anthony ' ~ J • • • • CJ% DAI LY PILOT Sund.It. s.,,_ 3, 19n .. ""'(:#-• Customs ' 'fougl1er {)n Dope MIAMI (UPI) -Maria de Botero la an Witerate , 38-year- old c.olomblan maid known in the drue cu1ture as a "mule." Her gtmmlct was bedspreads. Marta ii a dope smuggler - ooe of hundreds who ·try each year to sneak nar c ot ics through U.S. Customs in Miami, one ol the nation's ma- jor importation centers of il- legal drug.s. "U ,YOU spent all day think- ·tng up different ways to smug- gle drugs, I can take you to mY, ri1e1 and show you where It's already been tried,'' sa.ld llfllifJfJK AUllflM 2144 W.--AVL . SAU 'PICD dliCllVI SUN. THRU wQ., SEPT. ~ THRU 6lh. John Moseley, South Florida's '-..ir----ii-------------ii..-chlef customa agent. "Some of Ii 1' Ft. x 36 Inch Deep ' ' ... • !~~. :~: i:.~i1a~~~~id.~:-i 1't11lil.ornia 500'1 Specials! Maria 's sc heme was' a l clever one. She tried to carry $300,000 worth or cocaine into Miami last year from Bogota. . The cqcalne was stuffed llJ.. tide 217 quarter-size, fabric-- covered b u t t o n s that decorated three bedspreada she carried In h<r suitcase. Maria got caught because a customs inspector a·t Miami's lntematlonal Airport Jlad a •gut feeling about h<r .••. bad \'ibes." 1be inspector had never seen buttons on a bedspread and felt Maria had too much money -'500 -for a Colombian domestic. The Inspector allowed Maria to clear cwitoms, but had an agent follow her, hoping to find her "connection." Maria's conneCtion failed to show, so agents arrested her. · "It took us nearly four days to open all those buttons," Moseley said, "When we were through, we had nearly a kilo f2.2 pounds ) of pure cocaine. She got a three,year sentence and Wall deported." Maria's bedspread gimmJck Is just one of literally thousands customs officials face. False·bottom suitcases and hollowed out shoes and books are still popular with dope smugglers. So are false JX"egnancy cages, stuffed toys, musical "We're only stopping about 20 parcent of the narcotics flow ... tho addicts are still getting supplied." . lnttrumentr, baby p,o w d e r cans\ toothpaste tubes, scuba dJ'fiDC tanks, candles, cigarel· te cartons, resealed canned goods, auto tr&Mmissions. Jive eDimal cages and e v e n reUgious statues. La.1l year, Mjami area ~ offtcen sel7.ed 4,116 pounds of marijuana, 3 0 1 pounds of ""6hlah, l&O pounds ol heroin and-u pouods of co- caine with an 1•<1r11 the stnet" value totaling 'nearly $80 million. .. that's a damn good, haul,'' one customs official said, "but we know we're only stopping about 20 percent of the narcotics now. There hasn't. been a drug 'panic ' on the streets here in years, and that means the addicts are still getting supplied." Customs officials walk a narrow line. On the one hand. they are dedicated to stopping the now of narcotlC! into the """'"'· 1bey also know that carefully inspecting every in- coming passenger w o u Id create Impossible logjams at the nation's airports, borders and ports. "ThiJ lc.>aves us only one real choice," customs official Jlm Dingfelder said, "and that's to conctntrate our ef-_ forts on passengers,. cars, sh.ips and planes coming from high-risk areas." One of the newest tools customs agents have ia a com- puterized, coast-to-coast in- telligence network c 1 11 e d "CAD,PIN." A.Gent! and in- spectors can now feed a penon's name, an airplane number, a vehicle liceNe or p ship's name Into the -k and get an almort tn- stantaneoos reply whether the subject la known or suspocled to be Involved in narootict smuggling. MooelO)' credited the CAD- PIJll >ftth tho aelzure of 181 poundJ of oomllh 1.u.I. )'ebrwlry al nearby Port Everglades. 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Gen•r•f Gener•I ~;;iiiijiiiiiiiim~~~-~ . • ,. 0..,. •• 1 Gener•I CORONA DEL MAR 3 Br. & den, all rooms but one look out on un- obstructed specjacular view of harbor & ocean, Done with a en•t feel for luxury " taste. . .........•. _ .••...• , ......... ,135,000. * * * * HUNTINGTON HARBOUR Jr. executive borne -3 BR., formal dining rm. •A den. Choice location-Charming borne, • "" .. ".' ................ " '" ..... $51,900. Operi Sat. 1-5. 16982 Lowell Circle Q: Orange Coast · :0 REAL ESTATE 644 4141 General ESTATE LIVING 7 bed. G ha., plwo large faml. If room, sundeck, tour car prqe park1nc lat 10 can ill b<autllul tJi.d courtysnl • plul many other feature• .....-In thh 7,800 lqU&.re foot home built on three lot. located a half block to beach er bay. $135,l)XI, Shoen by ap- pofntment. J.- DUPLEll~S. DUPLEXES & MORE DUPLEXES G • .,. •• 1 Genor•I ****** * TAYLOR CO. * MESA VERDI -$391500 Immaculate home with 3 bdrmJ., fam. rm., enclosed lanai and 2 baths. Lge. tooms, beau- liful •lone fireplace, good plan & lovely yard. Quiet street. Better hurry! . 1645 SAMAR PLACE OPEN SUN. 1-5:30 HARBOR VIEW RIDGE -$76,000 On an island in the akyl Lusk br&Jld new 2 story 4 bedroom home with fam. rm. & for-Many to choose from -take dinin t b • • & , advantage of the ~shelter ~al .. g , rm., 'Ye ar, d""\;ar garage ·. _ NEW ONES Low view. Beautifully carpeted. Go San Joaqum 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Coron• dtl Mir Investment. Hills Road & turn right at Spyglass Road. 1-""""""''"""""'""""''"'"'....,...,...,...,...,!!!!!!!!!1ISIX UNITS • NEW 3860 OCEAN BIRCH OP~N Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 :30 G.ntrat· General 5 Beautltul Deluxe IRVINE TERRACE -$54,900 I ;;.;~.;;;. _____ .;..;.;,..:... ______ I apartment. with one over Attractive 3 be.droom home on choice corner CAMEO HIGHLANDS JUST ·REDUCED -Tbl! 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room plus a convprtlble den, 2 used brick.fireplacea, bulltins lb kitchen and S.S.Q with PRIVATE guest room & bath. Entertain around your own POOL in CAMEO IPGH- LANDS .. . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . • $72,500. WATERFRONT PIER, SLIP and POOL tqo. New carpets and drapes, 2 BedroomsL 2'12 baths, WET, BAR, marble fireplace. uverlook THE WATER from yo1ir patio and enjoy. ' . . . . • $85,000. · CONDOMINIUM * *· * * * * BALBOA ISLAND RELAX&D FAMILY LIVING 213 SAPPHIRE the aaraae with a peek-boo site in a very elite area. Formal dining & 2 view of the O<'ean and large baths. Stone fireplace, lovely pool surround· sun deck. Only 1 short block ed by large patio. Near Fashion Island. 4. to the bay. S175,0Xl with 1601 BONNIE DOONE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 terms and owner will con- JN BACK BAY AREA-~ story, 3 Bedroom, . 2'12 bath, builtin kitchen, •tone f.lfeplace, FAMILY ROOM, commqnity pool & l\EC. ROOMS Including billiards. Fee bnd and close to everything. . . .. . . . . . . . . $32;500. 3 Bdrms., 3'12 baths. Large family nn., DbL garage, enclo'8!1 patio . . . . . . . . . . $82,~00. CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR 306 Morino, Bllboa l1l1nd 675-4000 •lder trades & submit all of· BEAUTIFUL LINDA ISLE -$167,000 ferz. Great tax •helter, 407 This island is the ultim&te in luxury Jiving. Harding St. Opon Sat. & Charming 5 BR. near-new home with faJnily SUn. l-11. rm. fonnal dining room & W.. baths. Wet SIC1'RCE AS bar' barbeque & 3 fireplaces. Pier & •llf. HEN'S IlETH 16 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN -5 :30 Fixer upP'r & build, 35 fl. by LINDA ISLE -$245,000 lit W_ w W 70 ft. R-3 kit on Bay Luxurious custom built 4. bdrm. home._ Fam. ', ·'T' '-' 'T' 'T' , T Avenue. 2 and F•mily room rm., lge. game rm., formal DR. ~ 4¥.a baths, 1%'--..-----.,.--...------1 home on property at Wired for Hi·Fi thruout, electronic oven, cus- General ·.General present Plans and permit tom cptng, & drapes. Pier/slip for 65' boat. j,;;::i;i:i:;:;;=====:;;===::::==:.1 purch.,.. 149•500• Fixer u1> 50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 :30 * BAYSHORES WATERFRONT & POOL * ~d !::'ti.~~ u: BALBOA PENINSULA POINT -$75,IJCIO R2, lot on Balboa Peninsula. Worth seeing _ worth owning! Home needs REDUCED TO $220.000 One bedroom and den re"" some redecoraUng. Spend a lltue money & 'custom home. 4 bedroom & den or 5 bed· Sl75perweekiummer.Sl85 watch your value grow. ·Charmin~ 3 BR. rooms. 5¥.a baths. Top quality carpeting, dra· per month winter. Plenty of Provincial with DR. &: 2 baths. On prune cor· peries, wallparr & fixtures. View from most room tit add unit on rear or ner site. rooms: 87' lo ; big shade trees, lovely gar-10'· 149•500• 2149 SEVILLE OPEN SAT. 1-5:30 dens & large poof. 2832 Bayshores Dr. NEWPORT HEIGHTS BEAUTY ': •. ILL GRUNDY REALTOR A real fantastic view of the bay and ocean ' 1 from thls 3 bdrin. & 3 bath exotic contempor-l1l1ndtr1 Bulldlnt ck J h f & 1 sh dra P · :141 Blysldo Or., Suite 1, N.B. ary. Thi us carye mg u pes. n· · '~""""'"""""""""""-"""'l"'""""!!'""""""""""""""" I vacy. $97,000 including land. I' Magn!llcent bayfront ho 204KINGS PL. OPENSUN.1-5 :30 1-~.;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisjjj;iiiiiw•~·;;~~I on exclusive Harbor Islan WATERFRONT i'OWN-YOUR OWN'' II Rd with pier&: slip 1uitable tor large yacht. a,.,;, Outstandin~ view of bay & jetty! A ,master- rustlc des!tn with heavy piece building on the water w /private mari-- llhake roof, lot. ol pmwlliog na. Immac. 2 BR. & 2 baths. Beaut. pool &: A otone. llambHng fioor jacuzzi. Sec. guard. Corona-de! Mar. '89,950 plan with children's wing BALBOA,. COVES -*"',950 "'WMl!iil ba-f BR ,PLUS luxur· ... • ..,. mutor BR ru1i. on 3 Bedroom waterfront home with private boat • J ' ;J I BEDROOMS ~.ooo HarbGr· View •Home• somerset model. For- ~dlning nn., family nn., 3 ba. Near park, ·f;Q:· ·~, <pl.ll!lds. OPEN SUN. 1-5. 1806 ORT OUTH. Howard Wells. .. ' -· OPEN SUN. -'1521 KEEL, CdM New Corona de! Mar listing. 4 BR. Lusk built home. Panelled fam. rm., fireplace & wet bar. Prof. landscaped. Nice comf. home. Stop & see ......................... f/9,950. LAGUNA OCEAN VIEW CONDOMINIUM Private beach, tennis, pools. volleyball. A spotless 2 bdrm., 2 bath, lge. encl. deck & patio. Only $62,500 furn. For app't call George Grupe. ABSO,LUTEL Y BEAUT! FUL Custorilized Linda Isle 5 BR. residence on Lagoon. Family room, three firep1aces, ex- quisitely decorated. Never occupied. Eileen Hudson 73 PRIME BAYFRONT Averages 254' deep, this exceptional lot ls the last large waterfront available. Located on main bay and priced to sell at $3900 front foot. Marcia Bents RATHER PLAY THAN WORK? Low maintenance yard. The moment you step into ti/• .beamed celling Ilv. rm. of this Lusk.bit homi, you'll love It! 4 BR. + fam. rm. $69,500. Cathy Tennille CHARMING 2 BEDROOM -CdM Walking djstance to ocean & shops. Great house for couple. Low maint. Move-in con· dition. Cozy fireplace. $39,900. Triona Bergin SMART STYLE -SMART BUY Here is a perfect home. Beautiful & spacious for gracious Jiving in Big Canyon. Excellent value. $115,000. Call Paul Quick LOVE A SUPER VIEW? ' Worth your while to see a sharp 4 bedroom In Harbor View Hills for only $65,000. See this king.size value today. Call Jim Muller THE LIVING IS EASY A sunny, cheery ''park" home. 3 bdnns., family rm., beaut. kitchen, all bll·in•. Ideal Toe., near all schools, Univ. Park. '54,900. HChuck" Lewis ' OCEANFRONT -CAMEO SHORES Above private beach -WHITEWATER VIEW ~ secluded patio & crystal pool. A really dlstlllRuished home. One-of-a-kind. Call !'ud Ausiln to see. $295,000. ' TOP LOCATION -WEST BAY BAYFRONT..Pier & slip. Adaptable borne tor large or small family. 3 BR., guest rm., 2 huge patios on 42' corner lot. '199,000. Eugene Vreeland. 550 NEWPORT CENTER OR., ttll '• opposite aide of ho?M, For-pier & float. Built-in·range & oven, nice car- mal dining nn on the Bay. peting & drapes. Very popular area. Family nn with bar "' ••P-COSTA MESA -$31. ,950 ara.te trom the main house. eoey ~elled den. A luxur· Easy to buy! Cozy 3 bedrm., ~bath home near ..,. bonle prloed below ,... schools. North Costa Mesa. White brick fire- llia«meJtt at $225, 100. place, shag carpeting, copper plumbing. Try it,600 down or V.A. Anxious owner. Offleo Closld Monday -Labor Day 1'0ur 27th Yt•r'' REALTORS SINCE 1944 673-4400 WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San Joaquin Hiiis R .. d ''Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club'' NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. . 644-4910 Irvine General General Red Tilt Roof Larg-2-Story CUSiOM ITALIAN Til..ED ENTRY! 2-llory vaulted and beamed celling living room. FORMAL DINING! HUGE FAMILY ROOr-.1! Bright garden kitchen, 10' breakfast bar, Message cen- ter. \Vinding staircase to kin&size master suite. Beamed atrium patio • off entryway PLUS extra large 2nd patio ot1 family -cus· tom redwood cover. Easy care !!prlnk1cricf yArd. Dog run. See to love. C&.11 no\v for preview • 645-0.103. elnJa .J6/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES If 11!1 \I I Ol \O~ R£'1, 'r>R\ Gtntral OCEAN VIEW 4 BEDROOM sPlJT LEVEL + POOL & NEW! $36,500 located in excellent CUSTOM 4 Bedroom, 2~ Costa Mesa area ttils home bath, huge family room with 11 walkWa distance to formal dining, hUK'! lot with elementary school.I, 4 big ample room for po o I , bednna and 2 very spacious camper, boat 1torage, Great baths (one opens on to vir-w ot Catalina and the pool), large paneled family water. BW!t-ln 1 t • r • o , nn, Palos Ven:le stone self-cleaning oven, and al1 fireplace, beautiful bulltin the finest tinllhing touches kitchen features rich walnut a custom home bu. Buyer cabinets: and pass through has choice of color of patio bar-lush tr op I ca I carpeting. $59,000. To ett, landscaping surroun<tp~i the call 646-nn. Jnvlting heated l8x36 nesta \,ai THE REA !, {'i ESTATERS pool. largo Olvend \l>Stlo with out!tde built-Jn brick I pa bbq com11Ietely prfvate, pine trees and fishpond in ~·· ' ., ~. ·.. ., well manicured front yard-& Gener•I -------Newport Heighb 3 & finnlly Abandontcl! 1 block to OCEAN VIEW! Bike to beacbl Wi'OUg.ht lroft 1ate ert1ry under giant palms, Big living room with cathedral beamed cellinr· Crackling raised htarth fire- placo, GIANT FA 141 L ~ ROOM, Gourmet kltchen. Large secluded maatir suite, Laundry room. Dec- orator touch thruout! B.\R.. GAIN PRICED IJNDER $45,IXXI! Ca..U now to pre- view -&tS-0303. 10111\I I 11/\11 \ . . . don't rnlu thl.I value only f . • '36.500 ea11-hl<r. • •• b..,,. thl• 2 bdrm, 111 SCJiool Days A REAL PLUM bath condominium. 115% ADD .. , DMDE ••• MIJl, One of CllroM del Mar'a lit-Joan aval.L with $925. down. TIPLY • •• « SVBTRACI' tle aoocfin. Shake root. used A "~key" altua~ ·,111 ••• thm·)'OU'D know the brick, de.tit beem ceillnp:, rent· Call now • value I.I on tither al the• hud....i lloon, -• --... ~4$,000 llrti>l&c<, a bedrooms, 2 Newport fl.Jevel • or 2 story), Bl)>' baths, nice yard. 11t1a ~'t at cnlt area er ~Wde C.M. Jut 1o111 11 IS6,000, Clll B<at ICbool dis~ · ~-t f~l')'low 1·t~1 i'1 '~,,j 'JZ L~TAT !~RS ....... 11 (anJ!lmt) CANYON & OCEAN VIEW • Just remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining room (or family room), fireplace, che¢ul bullt·in kitchen with inviting SUNDECK for your entertaining pleaSUJ'e, overlooking the canyon & view or the ocean. One.of·a·kind in CAMEO HIGHLANDS. . . . . . . . . . . $69,500. . BAYFRONT EXCLUSIVE WEST BAY PENINSULA Im- maculate 5 bedroom, formal dining room. Owner will carry first TD at 7~%. ~ced right at . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $187,500. .. e OPEN HOl:JSES e . (5 BR. & FAM.) -1306 w. Bay Ave. (water- front). Garage parking ••alt Balboa Penin' sula. Sun. 1·5. 13 BEDROOM.) -723 Cameo Highlands, Co- rona del Mar. Sun. 1-5. 13 BEDROOM.) -527 S~nta Ana, Newport Heights, N.B., Sun.·l-5. ' ' (3 BR. & FAM.) -193jl2 Belthany, Turtle Rock, Sat. & Sun. 1-5. ?/t141Ue-S""" ~-REALTORS 644-7270 < 2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. General General SPANISH SPYGLASS PLAN 74 UJXURY 381111ol•Hqf\111thll5 bdrm. This tine 4 Bedroom Spanish · 4 b&, plus lenul rm mme Be -• 1' on a V.I.P. location, Central home in Newport aui air cond., intercom .l bul..lt- 1pread out on one level and ln record pl.ayer. No-wu: over 2700 sq, ft. A large vin,yl, shag carpettna, waJ. separate family room • nut cabinets tn kitchen, pool. separate formal d in I n r lized lot 6 breat:b-taldng r o o m , 11 u n k e n view of ccean A: coartllne. beamed-<t>il.ing living room. You can celebrate the. holi- 'The large master bedroom days tn your new·blme. CaU is apart trom the other now. Sl!I0,000 includlr:Ja: land. bedrooms. Also included: P b o tograpbers darkroom and tnan's workshop area. Priced at $71,500 -This 'Will .. u qulcldy. 6*-1171. - t)red~ill RI!Wll'I' Univ. Park Center, Jrvtne Call Anytlm~, 833.(Ja) Office houi'a 8 AM to 8 PM Sl'LISH SPLASH BRIDGE THE GENERATION GAP Family entertainment at 11' best Beautiful pool Own 4 doll houset. on a lot, w/cowred Jan a (. Im- Prlm.e euf Costa Mesa macul&te 3 B<hml le famil1 area. A two bedroom for rm 2:l'x30' + bom.w ram. parenta. A two bedroom for Complete wttb fiftplace, son &: wife and two 1 bar and be.th. Orily ~.950. bedrooms to rent. Prtee Is H\UTy for appt, · 152,500 with lD% "°I"'-Call Call :;ro.1151 (Open Eves.) • HER ITAGE , , RFALTORS Generel. Geoftr•I • WOULD YOU LIKE A NAME LIKE OUR·S? Colwell Mortgage Companr, one of AlJ!erl- ca's largest Mortgage Bailking firms, has entered the Real Estate -field. It's wholly owned subsidiary, COLWELL PROPER- TIES, INC., is presenpy operatlng te'Real Estate o!lices In Orenge 'dounty, end would like to purchase individual or mliltl-office oiieratlon in JIUQUngton Beach/Fountain Villey area. Musi bf "well established and have good prodp!lln( bactsmmd. lflnta!'-A- ed In join.Ing a aoUd, progreaslvt 111r~iillza. tlon, contacl M. M. J.lllorde.. , ' ' COLWELL PROP·•n1911~"-· lac.' REALTORS 2M1 Business Coler Drfv., llalleJ08 • •Irvine, Calif. t:!M4 -Im-lat • 1 • °""'" • 0-r•I ' ,··· c11 · ~ CORll~:o!t~!!.IN II~ , Picture a wooded garden with an ol4 brldt entryway, leading to a heavy shak, root.4 ! Bit, 2 bath home. Lge. country kitchen if/, 1rp1c: -all finest quality. Walk to pr!V. beach. All this lot $88,500. • . HARBOR VIEW HILLS Tbls ls a home with a real view of the ocean & the Newport Harbor, standing inyourfrofit rpom. 4 Lge. bdrms., dining rm. & gourmet kitehen, make it an easy care home .for you. &'your family. In addition, If you don't want to swlrri in the ocean; you bave your own heat< ed ·& filterea pool. Call for app't. to inspect., Offered at $74,500. ' Our indlvfdual service ineans more to you -·. 59.3°/o of our sales were made thru referrals, peoplt ·who were satisfied with our- "SERVlCE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" wouldn't this be the place for you to Ilst your property? Call US for your real estate nHdt -WI h1v~ Iott of good things lo 1111 you about! CORBIN-MARTIN /, ' REALTORS 644-7662 Newport -Coron• dol Mor • Colla Mot•. , Gener•I O.nerol .--· . ' MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES STOP AND LOOK Jt'i all you can do when you 1tep Into uu.· custom built 2 BR home. High on a cllff with 52' of glass Pr!>vidlng finest view of Newport. Beautiful gll?l\~n & pool. R-3 f• lilt. Great investment. nscl,000. Barbara Aune;.Jwn Sherman 647-11235, (C31J * PRIVACY IS PRECIOU~ * Protect & enjoy it in thil ·Worl<l., of /i~: own. Gated entry. Bay view1 spar . pool, tropical island courtyard. \Vl)l.tsslon tile. 2 separate FR's. Spacious S )µl'1 A maid's room. Open SUQday 1-5 p.m. 1072. Santiago, Dover Shores. 1C32) • 1'MOVE IN NOW'1 Sharp upgraded 3 BR, l '12 bath, panelled DR, red brick fireplace, new shag ,carpet. VA assuriiable loan. Eestside Costa Mesa. Priced for fast sale $29,950. (Cl4) BIG CANYON Spectacular new fairway home. Expan5ive single story. Room fur large PQOl ·qr put. ting green. 4 BR's, FR, DR, ffi baths, I fireplaces. ( <;33) •. • , , TURTL!'ROCK LUXURY Elegant 4 BR, n heated pool and laCU2Zl! Central air c6ndltlonlng! Panorlll!fc view! Secluded! $81,900 w /land. Laszlo Sharkllll7 644-6200. (C34) OCEANFRONT -CAMEO SHORES The finest oceanfront location in So. Calif. An exciting regency home by Tom Theuer- kauH. 3 Spacious BR's, elegant formal oval DR, comfortable FR-separate gue•t' •quarters. Beautiful private pool le patio. lliasterfully oriented, to take maximum a<h vantage of breathtaking White .Water le Harbor Entrance VIEW. S~al showing by appt. 644-6200. (C35) COVER SHORES -4 BR. -$79,500 Compare -then BUY! Spectacular view of mountains alld bay. Enjoy -pool com- fort in this love1y home. Panelled FR. For- mal' DR. Walter King, 644-6200. (C28) HARBOR VIEW HILLS Gorjtous 4 BR, 2 bath\oFR home ,better ·llBQ. Ceramic cook p, Self-cleamng lbali new. Entertain on patl,o & deckl. Ga1 oven. $89,900. Dona Chichester' .1542-8235. OPEN HOUSE :' Sunday l~.!( 12'l1 Keel .Dr., (Cl3) . THE LAST 01' .TH&, BEST Final opportunity to choose a 811'1klng 8 BR, FR, DR · -newly completed Ivan Wells' custom home w/1weeping Bay (I Mountain Vfe\y •. ,110,200. An , unusual oP- 'portunlty to share in ,Newport'• lanlast!Q ,appreclatl"'1·Jfi"n D'ally lt5 p.m. 2030 ' G#laxy Dr. ( ) 1. _ . 110 CAHY0,.. FAIRW~Y LOT ' . Builder'• dream. 134' tronllp. Northea exposUl"e. Gl'tat vjew o( mountains. $52,500. Joel Smith ~-.(C36) • • [lrvlnl, .... I··-~~ J ftl OIWD!t'9 - llU-Mi'·-• ......... 1 .... 0llHWlllll - ' ( -----,, £....~· :..·:..:...::=='-"' ~:.:.· """--------. L 1 ~· I I f • DIRECTORY ' ~ tflk...., .. ,..., wM,.. tW1 ssot .. •,_ts I t I~ Al ... IM8tfw UMM Mtow _. ...... - ,. ....... .,_., ... .,.,, ............ ~ 8AILY N.Of ANY AH.,..._ ....... .,_.._ hr ., .. ...., .. .,,_ .. lit ................................... s.. ..... ....,. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOMS 14741 Sweetan st., ll'Vlne 551-4259 (Sat & SUn 111-7) 444 Seville Ave., Balboa 645-4040 $63,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 697 Anita, Laguna Beich 494·5692 (Swr 12-4) 2 BR and FAMILY RM.OR DEN 1942 Port Albans Pl, Newport Beach 644-2536 $53,900 (Sat & Sun l.S) 17865 Acacia Tree Ln. University Park 673-8550 $36,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 133 Masters Circle, Costa Mesa 646·7171 ·(Sun & Mo.n 1·5) (3 Bedrooms) 723 Cameo Highlands, Corona de! Mar ~'1270 (SUnday 1·5) 527 Santa Ana Ave. (Newpt. Hts.) NB 644-7270 ~ (Sunday, 1·5) 3051 Murray Ln (Halecrest) OM 54$-5149 $35,950 (Sun 1·5) *103 Linda Isle Dr. Npt. Beach 646-2681 $149,500 (Sun 1·5) . ' 16'45 Samar (Mesa Yerde) CM 644-4910 $39,500 · (Sun 1·5:30) , *1601 Bonnie Doone (Irv. Terr.) NB • 644-4910 $54,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 2149 Seville (Balboa P-en. Pt.1 NB t#-4910 $75,000 . (Sat 1·5:30) 204 Kings Pf. (Newport Hts.)NB . 644-49!a $97,000 (Sun 1-5:30) 1818 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 642-!1235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) · 221 Milford (Cameo Shores) NB 644-6200 (Sat & Sun l.S) 2702 Vista de! Oro (No. Bluffs) NB 644-1133 $48,500 (Sun 1-5) , 2603 Vista Ornada, Newport Beach 640--0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 279 Vrrginia Place, Costa Mesa 54-0-1720 $25,000 (Sun 1,1) (3 Bedroom and Family Room or Den) 19382 Bethany, TurUe Rock 644-7270 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1901 Glenwood ·(Baycrest) NB . 1!42-5200, $72,500 ., (Sun 1·5) · 2424 22nd. St., Newport Back 13\>y Area 642-5200, $78,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1529 Lincoln Lane (Westclifll NB &12-5200, $75,500 (Sat & Sun 1.S) 2300 Holiday Rd., Newport Beach 642-52oo, $47,500 (Sun 1-5) 2030 Galaay Dr: (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550, $110,200 (Daily 111-5) 8 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach 675-8500, $145,000 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5) 11571 Misty Lane, Huntln~n Beach 114&-6948 $30,500 (Sat & Sun ll>-8) isb1 Cumberland Ln (Westclifl) NB &12-1979 $55,000 (Sat & Sun) 2512 Fordham Dr., Costa Mesa 545-5624 $31,950 (Sat & Sun !.S) 2033 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 644-6200 (Sun 1-5) 518 Cameo Highlands Dr., CdM 673-8550 $86,950 (Sat & Sun !.S) 450 Elmhurst Lane, College Park 645-4040 $33,700 (Sat & Sun !.S) 2638 B8sswood (Eastbluff) Npt. Beach 675-6000 $47,900 (Sun 1·5) 322 Poinsettia, Corona de! Mar 675-6000 $89,500 (Sun 1·5) 924 Tanana, Costa Mesa 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1807 Gisler, Mesa Verde .. 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1.S) 17635 San Clement~taln Valley 842-2581 $36,500 (Sun !.S) · 2346 Cynthia Court, Costa Mesa 54-0-1720 $32,950 (Sun 1·5) 223 Rochester, Costa Mesa 675-~ (Sat & Sun 1-5) 258il Jamon Lane, Miss.ion Viejo 675-7225 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1754 Iowa St. (Mesa Verde) CM &16-8611 $31,950 (Sat & Sun 1.S) 2008 Aliso Ave ., Costa Mesa ' (Sat, Sun, Mon 11>-8) 3253 Idaho Ln. (Mesa Verddl CM i---. 546-5880 557-8190 (Sun I PM on) 9ZO Joonn, Costa Mesa 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) *400 Superior, Newport Beach 675-7225 (Sun 1·5) (4 Bedrooms) *4521 Brighton Rd, (Cemeo Shores) NB 644-6200 (Sat & Sun l.S) 1019 'bolphin Terr, (Irvlrre Terrace) NB "'1 MU2S5 csai-11 Sun -1-6> •• 2430 S.yahore Dr., Newport Beach 646-2681 $149,600 • (Sun l·S) flft1 Junlpero Dr., Costa Mesa ' • 557-3156 '35,500 (S&l " Sun 1-4) *334 Toun Lane (Rue De Ce.ones) NB ~ ~ $32,800 (Sat & Sun l.S) 2Q8' Susaniiah Place, Costa Mesa .. 645-4040 $31,950 • (Sat & Sun 1 .. ) 9221 Paddoelt, RuntlngtoD Beach 54-0-1720 $2.8,000 (Sat & Sun l.S) 9651 Kebslngtoh S(, RWttlngton Beach 77~9530 $24,000 (Sun lU) *1812 Jamaica Rd, Colla Mesa 8411-7171 (Sun 1-6) r 10891 El Puo, Fiuntain ·Valley 84"3391 (Sun 1·5) 2513 Fordham, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $32,500 (Sun 1·6) (4 Bedroom and Famlly Room or Deni 9571 Orient Dr., l!nntington Beach 96u589, $41,900 (Fri/Mon. 111-7) *~408 SanUago (Bayc:est) NB 6'42-5200, $98,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) .. 2104 Miramar (Balboa Peninsula) Balboa 642-5200, $7&!500 · . (Sat & Sun 11-!) 2015 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 642-5200,'$64,500 (Sun 1-5) 258 Cam~la (Back Bay area) CM 642•5200, '$33,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 404 16th. St. (New.port Hts. area) CM 642-5200, .. S,000' (Sun 1-5) *2118 ~tiago (Dover Shores) NB 644-6200 ' (Sat & Sun 1·5) **1653 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman's Cove) CdM, 675-1935 (Dally) 1528 Keel Dr. (Har. Vu IDs.) CdM $79,950 (Sunday) 106 Via Dijon (Lido Isle) NB 675-7462 $78,500 . (Daily) 1921 Lanai Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 541).8899 $65,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *1915 Chubasco (Irvine Terr) CM 675-7518 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2780 Tern Cir (Mesa Verde) CM 545-8129 $52,900 <Sat &-Sun 11·7) *3816 Key Bay {Harbor Vu IDs) CdM 673-8080 $89,950 (Sun 1-5) **50 Linda Isle Dr. (Llnda Isle) NB 644-4910 $245J)OJl....JS.at_&-.S.un..1·-5;.aol..- 3860 Ocean Biroh (Harbor Vu Rdg.)NB 644-4910 $76,000 (Sat, Sun, Mon 1·5:30) *1072 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 1221 Keel Dr. (HVHills) NB 642-ll235 $89,900 (Sat 12·5 & Sun 11-4) *18781 Via Palatino (Corner of Amalfi) TR IDs. 644-6200 (Sun 1·5 & IHI) *1609 Antiqua (Baycrest) NB 642-ll235 (Sun 1·5) 1836 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $112,500 (Sun thru Wed 1-5) *342 Peach Tree Ln, Newport Beach 646-2414 $53,000 (Sun 1·5) 2006 Port Carma; Harbor Vu Homes 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1.S) 2414 aOnnie Place, Costa Mesa East 646-0555 $43,500 (Sat & Sun 1:311-5 :30) 315 Golden Rod, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $59,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1001 Hampshire Ln (Dover Shores) NB 675-6000 $89,9QO (Sat & Sun 1·5) 716 cameo Highlaods Dr., CdM 675-6000 $87,500 ' (Sun 1·5) 3719 Park Green (Harbor Vu Hills) CdM 675-6000 $79,850 (Sun 1·5) 1730 Port Westbotlrne, Newport Beach 641>-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2449 Collete Dr .. (College Pk) CM 557-4263 646-8811 (Sun PM) 2407 Windward Lil., Newport Beach 646-7171 · (Sun 2·5) 2963 Mindanao (Mesa Verde) CM 540.773() $42,500 (Sun 1·5) (5 Bedroom •nd Family Room or Den) **1306 W. Bay Ave., Balboa Peninsula 644-7270 •.' (Sunday 1-5) **•46 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 (Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5) tt•54 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB (Sunday 1-5) · 1300 Poi:( BarmOllth (Har. Vu Ills.) NB !'3!1,000 (Sun 1·5) .tt16 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $167,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 1337 Galaxy Dr. °<Dover Shor.es) NB .., 642-8235 $198,500 (Sun 1·5) 2735 Cibola (Mesa del Mar) CM 557-4130 (Sun 1·5) 401 15th St,. (Cor. Sl James Pl.l NB 646-0228 (Sun 1·5) . 7 ~EDROOMS 1511 Mira Mar,.ii'ewport·Beach 645-4040 •lilt,ooo (Sat & Sun 1-4) . UNITS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOMS 407 Harding & 210 Cypress, Balboa 645-4040 •175,ooo (Sat & Sun 1·5) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE ..1 2 BEDROOMS 1639 B. Iowa, Coeta Mesa 541).1720 $21,500 (Sun 1-5) 1641B Iowa, Costa Mesa \ · 5-M).1720 XSat & Sun 1·5) 3Bed-and I M2 Royan Ln (Ne 644-8814 .· ly Room or D.n Riviera) CM (SUn 2·5) HOUSE 4 2658 V!Jta del 644-1133 R RENT -· (No. BluUsl NB • (Sun 1·5) · LOTS FOR SALE r. (Yachtsman's Cove) (Dally) _ .. Pete Barrell /Zaft'I fH.UnU FIRST OPPORTUNITT TO SEE THIS NEW LISTING -3000 sq. It. with everything! 4 Bedrooms, den, family room, dining room , large hobby/sewing room plus ."PQOL!" Radiant heating 2 fireplaces, 3 car garage. Mariners School ......... $98,500 . 1406 S1ntlago, Nwpt. Bch. Open Sat & Sun 1..S LUCK BUYERS -JUST REDUCED! NEW BACK BAY HOME -on large lot In Newport Beaeh. 3 Bedrooms, formal dining room, custom built with lots of brick, open beam ceilings and spacious rooms. ~treme- ~0~ell. b~~ •. ~r~'.~e'.~.1.°r f~~ "1;t'~: 2424 22nd St., Nwpt. Bch. Open Sat·& Sun 1-5 NEW ON THE MARKET BALBOA PENINSULA -newly decorated· very livable 4 bedroom and dining room home. Lois ol used brick, fireplace-spotless! Near ocean, bay and boat ramp .... $74,500. 2104 Miramar, Balboo Open Sat & Sun 11-4 A REAL WINNER -WESTCLIFF A VERY ATTRACTIVE HOME -In desira· ble neighborhood. Unusual custom features to delight the selective home buyer. A tra· ditional living room, formal dining room and 3 bedrooms. Offered at .............. .$75,500. 1529 Lincoln Ln, WHtcliff, N.B. Sat & Sun l.S HUGE PRICE REDUCTION! NEWPORT HEIGHTS AREA -New Eng· land style home - 4 bedrooms, 2 baths and 3 car ~arage. Just 3 years old. see it and appreciate i! ........................ $43,000. 4()4..16th St., Co1t1 Mesi Open Sun. 1-5 LOOK AT THIS BAYCREST BUY NEAR PARK -LIBRARY -SCHOOLS - Immaculate family oriented 4 bedroom fam- ily room and lo'l'mal dining rooni honlt.' ..... . "•...!..!.•"' •.........:..•• ''''I•'-!-LO_o 0 0 • •' • ._, •'' •~: $64,500, 2015 Commodore, N.B. Open Sun, 1-5 MOUNTAIN TOPOGRAPHY TOLD IN PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING -This 4 bedroom liome ·by Ivan Wells, is post & beam construction on quiet Baycrest cul-df"" sac. Designed to take advantage of the ell· mate, view and concept of Western living ... • ....... · ...................... I .. . .. $78,500. j Office Open Saturdays & Sunday• J PET~J!!~imr~RN:.f.'l TY t.. 642-5200 Gener•I ' • Sulldty, ~ltmbot J, 1972 . ·--!Wl V PILOT • lJ ti()M~S ()V~~ FOR YOUR VIEWING THIS WE;EKEND We welcome your commtnta on th••• fine homes THREE BEDROOM HOMES 2636 BASSWOOD $47,900, Cream puff on Eastbluff. 3 bedroom with floors that sparkle, carpets that are thick and walls that ai'e immaculate. Popular Lusk A Plan with service porch and family room fireplace. Great decor! Great home ! New low price. OPEN TODAY 1.s, PHONI UNl9UI HOMU. COIONA Dn MAI, 67141ff 3019 JAVA ROAD $51,950. custom and clean with 3 big bedrooms situated on a manicured cor- ner lot near the goll course. Pegged floors, atone fireplace and beamed ceilings make this in demand. Qy,•ner bas moved to f\1am· moth Lakes -lucky pup! OPEN TODAY 1·5, PHONI UNl9UI HOMIS, MISA YllDI, 146·1ft0 322 POINSETTIA $89,500. Brand new yet has that o1d Corona dcl 111ar charm. Heavy shakes, dormer windows, lots oi used brick with a modem, convenient floor plan that includes S bedrooms, a den, family room and high ceilinged living room. It's super! OPIN TODAY 1·1, PHONI UNIQUI HOMU, COIONA DIL MA~ 671-61H FOUR BEDROOM HOMES 2874 CLUBHOUSE $51,950. The Sensuous Pacesetter! Clean, trim lines; bright, perky decor and 4 bedrooms on a single story floor plan with a large master suite, Including double pullmans and a sunken bath and solt-as-a-cloud blue shag carpets. OPlN TODAY l·S, PHONI UNIQUI HOMIS, MISA YllDI, 144·1ft0 716 CAMEO HIGHLANDS $67,500. Gracious courtyard entry reveals colorful flowers, spacious 4 bedroom floor plan and a top-of-the-trees view of the Pacific. Mirrored. fire- place in living room plus additional fireplace in master bedroom. This is 'new on the market. OPIN TODAY l·I. PHONI UNl9UI HOMIS, COIONA DIL MAI. 471 .. IOI 3719 Park GrHn $7',850. Price just reduced on this pride ol ownership properly localed adJ•· cent to a oerene 212 acre park in Harbor VlfW Hll.11. Cleanut Gt U. clean a114 exciting decor that stays with the houH. Comfortable F°"r OPIH TODAY 1 •I, PHONI UN'l9UI MOllU, COIONA Dll, llAI. ·-: Solis bury Bedroom Ranch Style 2710 GANNET , $41.fGli:' Sure to PI e • • e the Remarkable split level 4 bedroom with a 1pacloua f81111Jy/lllD1 !OOll{ homemaker is the location with thick shag carpets and a brick fireplace tbat createa a COZY., ot the kitchen with prden atmosphere. New listing on a top street in Mesa Verde. . i;-, ... 11 y EXCLUSIVE CARNATION COVE Bayside Place Duplex; lot over ZiO fL deep, 3rd inter- est in pier, extra parking. Fee land ()'OU own It!). The very best private &: quiet beach location. $210,(0J, eating area, and casual OPIN TODAY, 1•1, PHONI UNl9UI HOMU. M.DA YllDl.14Wfft family room with warm w.uod burning fireplace. The 1001 HAMPSHIRE LANE $8t,500; tonnal dining room and llv-Price reduction just in on this vacant end very well built 4 bed.room ing room both have garden traditional in Dover Shores . Dramatic high ceilings ·and fireplaces views. Dramatic vaulted create cpnversation in this Unique Home . ceilings. Con v en I en t . onN TODAY 1•1, PH. ONI UNl9UI HOMU, NIWPOIT llACH, 44WIOO separate service porch with Call for Appointment Evenings 67544.17 * * * * * 306 AB;ALONE Open Hotl5e SUn I-Labor Day. 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, prage. Beautiful Stips to East Bay, It> own hall bath. Thll home 2122 ELLESMERE AVE. $44,500, truly shines wtth the braocl New listing! Corner lot near park and ~chool in top Mesa Verde 10t new drapes and decorator cale Single story floor plan bas double fireplace, all electric kitchen, papen. Excellent Back Bay slat~ entry hall and ipacious master bedroom suite. Owner trans• ne.lghborbood and j u I I ts SS4 950 ferred east. Anl:iou.s for your ~commen . C . F' c I orth . OPIN TODAY, ... PHONI UN19UI HOMH, MHA .. ~··· ....... . Solisbury , • o esw y L_ & Company FIVE liDROOM HOMES 640-0020 2021 GOLDENEYE PLACE . . $58,950, Another new listing! This time a 5 bedroom with 1lighUy Sparusb RPJl ly 31> MARrNE AVE. BALBOA ISLAND CALL 673-4900 DO YOU flavor, high celllngs, formal dining and warm orange 1hag compU.: WANT • , • mentlng a double brick fireplace m the family room. • 2500 sq ft '"'"!!!'!!'"!'!!'...,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"" [ • 5 Bedrooma OPIN TODAY 1•1, PHONI UN19UI HOMIS. MIU ¥1RDl, 146·1HO GI BUYERS • 3 Bath• 4 BR • 2 tittplBce1 • Formal din nn COSTA MESA : ~':%:''oor. 101. FIXER-UPPER • Boat acce .. ON TOP OF THE REAl ESTATE MARKET WITH THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES l'80 lB all lJOU need ID buy e Cov....t patio CORONA DEL MAR, 675·6000 • MESA VERDE , !:n:~:n! 0~r ~= ~-=-~ + GINNY l\:ORRISON + '-.!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i54~6~·~5990~~·~N~E~WPO~·liT!!!i!BEji!A!!Ci!!H!ii., !i!54!i5-!i8!i!500~•~CA~L~l!!U!!S!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I finelt areas. f.nxioua seller *** ·REALTOR$. /~ will pay all your other rost• ./ *• 15l1i Mesa Gener•I Gener•I Gener•1 •t tbe price of $29,000. Cen· ._.QM •Verde Dr. Eut.. i~==----- tral location near South *-* Com M"" THINK Coast Plau. •ml,. Ideal for *•••* "7--030 OCEAN' schooJa. cau for ap. COpen Evening.IJ • polntment. CAN'T RND IT? That'• what the ...... nt ..... C 1:,,\tHH I\ I l l Realtors 545--0465 Open Eve1. • WILL BUILD your dream home. Have 1tat1' for com· plete home pack.are. ...,..,..,..,..,..,.., .. 1 Put yoor confidence ln our CUSTOt.1 BA YFRONT " years ot <r ·a111y =tom HOMES home buUdln&. OPEN _SUNDA y s.e example ct oioduct ao ZlB Galaxy, Dover Shores • i .s P.M. Ivan Wells & Sons * 103 1Jnda Ille Or., N.B. Imported tne entry, Lrx muter bdnn mite dnrtal.n, K'aize llv rm, wet b&r, llip. Owner moviflc, best buy. 11'9,SOO. ·~ • '42·2511 • et aayJ! Tbll very neat home features 3 bedroom•, famUy room, paneled den and 2 balh11, Lovely land· acaplng front and rear, 11prlnk\er ayatem, nicely dee· orated interior. Great lo- cation for children, near school!, Extra privacy ln rear. Full price Ja $32,900 wllh all financing lncludlne no down payment to Veter- an111! Please phone S.S.2313 for additional lnformaUoo and appointment to att. •o 1THEREAL ·')<'. ESTATERS *WO -o.., N.B.,.,;;;;;;~~!ii~~"'l•iiii::::::::::-~~ 4811, • ., 11eaut11u1 lrI '$J2,950 ~"ESTLED IN patio, 55' lit adjacent .. NISH hetw .... all tba big ...... II Bay Club " Salltli beach. SPA this,-· 2 .. th .... a 114:9,800. Verde home, tomplet• with K.L.HARTMAN R.E. Inc. Spadou.I tiom. wtth 3 over-rnaatve double brick ft~ 6b-619J, lt&-81 Pied bedroom•, 2 bath.I, all place, hup bedims, over- et....-i.... "Award" buUttn .. .. ~-~ lliod llvlnt< •• rtal ltunl!jo OPEN DAILY 1 TO 5 lcllchen, dlsltwaaller, den, n>0m ,. all 11un ltllc""' 289 ROSE LANE family n>0m with INptrlntl A terrlltc u le .treet clolt TmWc ea&t·llde location. 1'.lnplace. Gorgeous Mediter-to 1ehooll. Jlurry on w. Spacloui 4 BR A tam.Uy rm ranean ltyled home, 2~ )'1'1. one w/tlrepl8.ce, 1,. ba, 2 paUo1, new on • quirt cuJ.de-aac cnu '546-S880 crpt1 • drpi, double 1araie. J 1tr<et. Brlc. 540-1120. ·~r.'ft~~ Good nnanc:onc. lmmedlale ---On1Y JIS.!00. I MORCIAN RIALTY ·~ '1U459 -Harbor, Colla - TARBELL $20,•a (FULL PRICE) • , , buy1 this 3 Bdrm. with a ne'# 4 car 1araae . 25'x~·, located near Coala Me.a City Hall. Lot 1lie 118'xl23'. Presently zoned C·2. "BUY OF THE YEAR FOR YOU.•• enn now • Newport 11 Fairview 646-1111 <•nr1ma1 MINI ESTATE No law ~ )'Ol..I have to llw cbeek-by-jowl with your nelghbon. U you want land around )IOUl' home )'CKl really mutt lff this ranch style !(XX) l<f· rt. 5 BR A Den. 3 bl.. home on a hllf 11.cre in the heart of Newport Beach. 11wugh a private driveway to your own tree-chaded world of privacy and com- fort . There'• even a view of the hUl1 and Faahkm ll1and. Harbor Hi Dlltrkt • JO'I own the land I W JSth St., cor St. James PL Pl Open ~nday I..! SCOTSMAN'S-ROY J , WARD Co Rltn SPECIAL 1 ... ...., .... M6--022ii;;i.iiiol --i Top Value with A11nlmum I • Cash Investment. A NY SOMETHING ONE MAY ASSUME ex· SPECIAL iltin& $23,250 ntA Finan-cuw· payable $219 monthly Move right Into this ~ · · • • bedrm & WnUy rm Including Tax e I and llh 10, 10 , ~-~al Insurance. FOUR ~ w . x 0 enc~ wn- Bedrooms 1 i)I. Baths Boat nl. patiO. Chefrfu.I ltepu.¥er Aeceu ~ Large' Plav kitchen with &lJ bltihl and Yard WEAR y 0 UR ne11· vinyl noor. Colt lD all · major shopping and IChaal, JCl.LTS, SZ.950. Call '111-0555, S\Jper by at $30,'rnO. Evtnlng1 644· 7003. Call $40-ll5I (OJM'n Eva) COLWELL PROJ'l:Rl IES. IN C RE Al TORS ·•. •. HERITAGE REALTORS 1J 4 DAILY PllDT Su.tQ, Stot•mbor 3. 1912 -·w. ~I -·.. I~ ! -·.. I~ I _... I~ [ _ ,...... I~! -·.. I~ I --1 ~.~-~ .. ~-~~~ 1 · -·-~ 1-;i;;--~~;;iiiiiii;i~~l=--~I ~;l ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;I ~.-;.;;;;;;.'~•-l-....:.--'--l·G-•_,,._,_•_l ___ ,__ __ 1_G_....,_•_1 _____ 1.G ___ , _ _. _____ c.....,. dol -r C-1 dol Mir c.t1 M.11 _o-__ ..... _ _... ___ • l·Hunl--"-""'-.-'_ .... ___ •I THE BLUFFS HUGE BACK OCEAN VIEW ROOM FOR SALE MISA YllDI CHAIMI• HOMI ADDID IOlll $35,900 YARD -$35,950 n:, .~.::::. :'"':; ..i. •• SPECIAL i=:.~2~-:-....!._ FAMll.l ROOM SPANISH or l.t It o l'llldl! Wo dldn't B<••tl!UI lilct ""w Ill ,.., eJ>Udrtn'1 t>Joy .,.., l.lrte PnA•YA TQr,tS fOlm&I....,. -· S lln-'l!lll ~ J)uldl _., thlnli ~ oouJd lfn<l th«m ola 2 llOry, l bed"'°"' view cul:a.:ta. 7"'1. • BR. 2\1 "°"' 1 ,...,, 1 + ... or 1 placoo. W...,. ~ 10 --ff•tano 4 uymore, but Mre It ii, Juat home wilb panornm.lc ocean bf.., trpl. AU tmna. c,,J,I bedroom ~·· bomt.. ICbocU a .,,,,, -· ~ s batha ud a ll1ttd ucluatvety wtlh UI. a coutllne view. '°'° down 962-5.i23, CO L L l NS "-Cort& ~. lal area. ltZDlJCSD pooa, Cf'lll » x 10 fa01lly rocd. Moea for boat or trtller, terml wlU1 qu1ck pouclllion \VATTS INC. N#t 8eJl&l1c llCbolll. Va, TO 146,... TM lsSck flrtplace tn Ille R.£0 'J'ILF. ROOF! VIEW over grttn beJt. Ct#nt llvltla 1W01. Chet's kitchen. W1zMS. big .tairway to QuteD s1%e bedroOlt\I. Private paUo. FRESH PAINT AND NEW SHAC CARPETS! Th111i the LO\VEST PR ICED UNIT IN THE BLIJFFSI Plu1 H'• an end unlt, $3590 TO BUY. 90$; LOAN AV MLABLE. VERY ANX· JOOS OWNERl Call now to prev w -845--0303. nolMhl'.ou&h lfreet "' quiet u de11red. C & W ,,... -,.ro In 0 qul<t Opell n...,. . ~ 11.,, lhlnr room. u.. all Wl>-ln ntl&hborbood, ..re lo. Utile ...__NA dowu lo qualWod .33961 l,o S...ftL. ldtchmL wit11 -til< ud - Ifft . ..,,,.,,, Call UIW!telM -CHA"NNEL FROHf .......... c.w. N 0 w • • • • • • u. ...... -....... low lnterHI GI !Oan. wllh Realtors 646-.7111 Pl"'" FLOAT Baoat 'l'lllS ONE IS cu• •1N Rulty 1 ... ol U. ....,. ......._ 1D> 1••1mrn1a 01 oni, 131, "" !!043 w,.1cU11 Drive ..,. CHINA COYE GONE. -at 145lll0 ..,.,. :IOI' }'Ollt t>mi11 tor ...,. month tncloo2~'.1.,."1·1 On11 ' Open 'lil 9 PM MOdem, 2 BR.. 2 BA. ·~ View the harbor activity from this unusual ' • 4924120 $33.950. Call 147-. $7'1,300 • *rsNIU R rn levtl hc)m~. Flrepl&ce, 3 BR h el ' medl.ttcty. . MESA dtl MAR lorc•d air hiat, bulit In ome w/ ~valor to 3rd floor llvinc 1111 llulf .. JUST L1s11;0, no 11gn. Im· ttove, .lovely patio. Ntr.J' quarters. Just a few steps to China. Cove Realtors ~ ~0;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ maculat~ 5 bedrm, 3 bath, Udo Sbopa, Spot.le•! rm. beach. $98,000. Open Eves. I ltm!ly rm, l!lOO *'· ft ., trg medlato Occtu>intY. i;.!l,'1511. GORGE' OUS BAYFRONT L£tSE OPTION MACNAB' I le ~ rtar yard is all palio & "'4 ~ ' m uc::uµ:;uy Real-•um1 p•·-10-. • ~ ~-. • 4 BR. 2 BA. low!¥ College IRVINE ' --•100 ~ -~· •• ELEGAN THREE Thb home Is practically new, w/many con-_ · ...., _. ....., :::: .'.t.11< i I ,'<', 11 f I OKI\ I I. Ol.~O\ 2043 Westclitt Drive GINNY MQRRlSON T ' ~ -Puk. $3i0/mo. + option 4 IR -$24,IOO • 0 till 9 DU' lharpeat _ home on the venienc~a fOJ' exceptional living pleasure, money. SUn/eve1. c • J 1 OPEN HOUSE eo--··-1 ...... , ...... _ pen ' .--""' •***• -REALTOR$.. market at $33,000 ankJe and one of the best views in Newport. Fine Otorge Meiti 557~ IUWl.Ulolty pool, ._,.m .._. :·: Ocean Cottage '*l'.M* miMe.. deep ahar ept, delux •wlmming b!!•.Ch & guest do~. •t59,000. w":2s.AfU'.su!"!."111on . •bUketbOllcourt11,pu1t. < • ~ T (,I f.i '• MESA VERDE *r..;.t*Vude Dr. East •paciou. built-In kltcbe•, Newport · Clo .. to 1Cboo11" ._ $21,9001 '*• ,,JI* Oolta Mcaa ' m!rronid wolll, terrazo en-Convenient parldn1-ruy lo bo . 675 ll)Mll Tmnw:ul&te ~t 5811, Only 1 Mlle lo Btt.cb TRANSFER Abandoned! *• 507-4130 try, tree •hldded lo 1 a "DROP-IN" otBay A Beach Realey '"'1UW it S be. tamlly rm. warm Open HeuM Svn 12lo I Owner moving to Miui11lppl. Giant lhade treeli. ·3 MJN· •--~o~"'~"=Ev~en=lng~• =~ beautifuUy land~. II« ,1ln11w tradlUonal decor, Dllediona: Major c r •-• • Well. his woo can be your UTES TO BEACH'. Redec" UYE RENT FREE to appreciale call bkr I % I' "L*l11 alrtel.t, llrOOldtunt A · p · k this A""-" m ,...,. .,,A,. .,.... I~~ · ~-... ··-· ·J Adan11 in Huattnaton )Oy! . JC up " vt:t.1l'OO orated thru.()Ut. Large Jiv. Mesa Del Mar 4 p!ex. Room ..rtU"'OYIV· --__::: =-=--· · pre&Jgious..Mall Y._ de tor -in,r--room-wiftt-. hardwood for-a pool. Great financing -3 BEDROOM: 1"-bath hoiiie 'B-(anytimt) Jl!!le~ ~· -on Mama tD •• only s47,ooo. ~eaut_itul ma· floors j1.ui't refln'lihed! Cot. 10';~ down. 2 bedroQms.. 2. jurt blocks ·· from Mile' -...._...,. _. · DerbY,ihlre A: right .to "51 ture landscaping, ~clous tage kitchen with huge p&n,. 'bath.I each. Full . prlcf: ~ Goll Course, panel· ~,,;;~;,;;,,.,;;;,;;,;;;~;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;,; ,1 :-!$<44'55.i,OOOiiifAMRiiEAU~ -~~!iii!li!i!!!~~ KeR:.'Estatt West double door entt?,,;!h le~ tcy, 3 queen size bedrooms. $62,500. Owner will "Carry lng, fiGnuy room, aold shag, General Corona CS.I Mar •'»,OOO. -'Ce on thll Jov .. 1.. Pount1tn· Valley n4: 71:M530 ~ tUe,:lltl' WI 11 an Laundry room. E:ictra large 2nd T.D: Th.II won't last, tropical plantings, fenet!d ,,.,., .-~~ '-V (lft~iai;e .ln .livin~ room, Jot. i:n.o BUYS IT. Crul ••liuotodny! • yard, patlo and other •x-SRepoueHk>nlbyV.A .. lna -.....,s"'P"1c"'.-N"'-s"'P'°A"N"""-lbdrm.,t.mUy:mNewport "SURF AND kin& 1fu ~'-forMal db\. now • a..i::.n~n~ _ tr H th'-32,oo0-33,000 area. A 3 • __ 1 d 1 -1 •• 11 1 Ht.f. home. Xlnt ldacpg,.. · • inC are'; \alt kftchtn, den • ~ a.a:. urry on .. one. Bdrm., 2 bath home, now LU"" Y up ex n "" OCA• privacy fenctd A earner eANNOUNCEMENTe SAND'' Ond ~ ..ii. an -.. 9681,!:,~ln roalty 24in<HRS. . 128,250. won't !ut call bkr. don. Two ~Br urub, 2 ba Jot. Much more. All term• $26,950 stal~ BQft ·p!f\tQt )Pater Realtorr MS-0465 "'""" 546-8640, each, patios. Won't last long. avaJL call for Jletalll and GOV'T REPOSSESSIONS IN ha/Imo,. 101:1\I I 01\0\ mthualufi;,~ ·2313~ Open Eve1_. 4 BEDRM special $29,9501t·co ="'•=~===~.,.,.---....,.....,1 Ourexc;Iuaiveat$74,&l0. inspection. Hunt, Bell. I: Ftn. Valley Thil 11 a aman 4 bedroom,,· TIH: RLAL ~ LSTATr.RS <.' r ,; l I) ~· POOL PLUS IJ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o, 1 Enjoy 1ummer in your own Look.I like a model home in ,. .... """'~ zone, cute Unlvtrtlty Re•lty· ' 2 bath home 3 bJocl<s iPom ... . bdrm. house on 50xl.50 c-1 3001 E "-t H 673-6510 . " . W • n • "' ~ AT UJe country, just 10 mmutes lot in Costa Me...-.is $15,500 ·....., wy •'-CALL 142-1'15 NO AV~ the beach. All bullt.Jm, y A REPO . huge pool, pl"" * 4 Bedrooms * FO~ A YOUNG FAMILY· One man'1 1<>18 can. be your * Hardwood Floors 3 BEDltM, clean and neat rain. Nfce 4 bdiin, 2 bath, * Low Maintenance upgraded home .with nice North Costa Mesa home. * $M,&l0 to Costa Mesa, only 3 yean too much' Call bkr 546-8640 DUPLEX on 2 R-2 Jots w/65' · I' double car g~ and.Vfl')' old this home has 2 baths, · · wa'lktng bridge overlooking • l'Anl • well landscaped. Act Dow, built-In kitchen, large tam. SPANISH style added lam. tropical gardenL 3 Br & 1 WAUCfl Ul·5111 ( =1 531~5111 W.2535. . •., rm. 11pe.cklu.<1 living for nn., 4i bedrm., 2 bath built· Br. By owner, $74,900. Opep IU.l.ln.4TI yard, pretty patt0, fanlas-Needs !lame work but price * Please Call 546-2313 tic garage, near school and and terms are terrific. and college. $26,900. ~ Everyone is eligible to buy * 9.4 ACRES • Bi:aut. &:ean thi1 Government owned pro. io l THEREAL \"\l ESTATERS .. ·' l '"'' I: min view, ideal tor resl· perty. Full price oniy dential development, single $28,250. CAl.L us now tor•J;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii;; under $30,000. Hurry call bkt in kitchen, dbl garage house sun. 1.s. 5n11 Iris, lnn Beach Blvd .. H.B. Call now. for information 546-8649• 129'000 bkr -· 644-7'83. 4 'l•drm, 2 Bath Money Maker B1lboa lllond BY owne" $3000 Below Mkt valu, Cape Cod style 3 Br., 3 years Old. Lara:e fa.tnily Nice FoW'·Plex, each 2 Bd· Fmsr Time on Markel! den 2 ba, kit remoiJelai. ty~ kitchen with !'lllk·in rm 2 bath, below market at Cust bit 2 sty, 4 BR, 3 BA, Newly .I>ainted inttrfexter. paritry. Shake root, Owner $49,950. Call for details den, formal din. rm. One ol Financing to suit. Prine. moving north. Below market homes or condos.· Water further details. etc. next door, A steal at 54l)..5880 (Open eve.s.) $145,000. -GALL.&JS.7221--- s4;·l'1lR. the largest lots on Ialand. only, Open house . Set/Sun at $33.7ri0. Call 96M441. 3400 SQ. FT. • •.orr1 • Terrific c:ond. w/many ~. 200ll Allio Ave .. * Crest Realty Bedroom,;. bath, 2 family WAUl.'11 ·-ldru. Plus 3 BR., 2 BA, CM-near Irvine Ave. & 20th rooms + 1,000 sq ft finished IWttw• patio rental A beaut. home St. *• 4 BEDRM, pool tize Jot, OWNER 18Cl'ifice, Thi a home baa: everythin& but particularly nloe for dog lover1; ·Doi run • full length of bome. 3 1paciou1 bedrooms, 2 bath.I, den. craclo111 llvlna room with tireplaee. Builtln kitchen, dlabwuber. Covmd 'patio. Room for boat or camper. Heayy .hake roof. B~ il~OOJ. !IU-33'13. Ontu garage. All worlonanatrlp iii11 ~ Blvd:--H.s -:-plus income for $112,000. -~=~~~~--overk>okinl ptOtpeetive 11 only 3 yrs, old, sq. ft. home with room tor B•lboe Peninsula ' see .ui • ~21 i,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;: and material finest quality, OWNER Tranaten-ed. 2150 Prine only Owner, 675-5380. $ll4SOOBRB. YA 02WB~ER ~I ~~e::1· SUPER AREA I $64 500 everyone &: evel')'lhing. 4 ,_________ l Sty, 4 BR, 2 BA, tam rm, free of charge, OWNER Tran1terred, spacious 3600 9e1, tt. laq:e family paradise. ! bath.I, 5 bdnns. formal ·dining room, deluxe builtin appllanct:s, diahwuber, fireplace, rich wood paneling, ..- wolll. Lovely CXIVefttl patio. Expertly landlcaped • ~l llzed en>und1. Brk, $45,000 f46.-0604, • • · bedroom•, 3 batba, tamlly 45• Bayfront--5,00J ., 11 hardwood noon. choke loc. larwln rHlty In<. , SUPER PRICE! Roy M<Cordlo R11ltor Nr.chools & owim dub. lnq. 968M05 C24 Hours) llll NB d C i'.j room plus formal dining home. Pier It floa t. $195,000. 1323 Stonefield St., noar 1733 Westc Dr., · · Look what you get for only 1810 Newport e19 " ·1 • rooin. Deluxe bulltin kit· Marshall Realty 675-4600. Killybrook, north of Baker. OPEN House 2512 Fordham CUSTOM $31,950. 4BR, din rm, 2BA, 541-n2 chen, dishwasher. Gorgeous 45. LOT 2 BR, !% BA by 557_TI09. Dr, 3 Br, paneled ram. rm, covd patio, loada or beautl/!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!I!!!!!!~!!!!!~ f.ittplace. 2 patios. brk, owner. 'sS3,500. Call aft~r 51 ~~==~=~== 1% ba. lge yd w/1ruit trees, 3 BR/FM ROOM yard. Xlnt area. Don't wail * 4 Bedroom * 540-1720. p.m., 673-8232 BY 0\1.'NER -1.fESA VERDE frp1c. Ni' OCC & sbpg. BAYC!tEST a minute or m :U mii• ttl!s Cower fresh, with 18' ~ 36' Republic 4 -BR, 2%. Ba. $31,950. ~ 21.1/882-6876 hJTgnin prlcM bomeL CALL !pool, marble entry & firep!. Owning Beats Corona del Mar Dining rm. Family nn., Jiv. or 545--5624 $59,000 9~10;0 .. • . Won't last too kmg "' Renting 54 LISTINGS Ing rm. Pdvaoy w/lrg. cul-cLO"VEL="Y°"h'K,-,2''"ty,-.,4B"'R",""ho-m-e Th.ii srac1ous contemporary Omtu~' I' ~· 21# .$51--mmTr();'~· 21 Call us for detail.I. 4 BR, 2 de· sac lot . Mature Z% ba, frplc, bltin cu kitch bu many outstanding BA, only $28,900. You name There are CU1Tently 54 pro-landscp'g. See t 0 ap-dsh/W1b. Furn. Huee yard. Open House Sun 1~ cutom features • alt elec-terms. Call 9 6 2-S 5 2 3 perties for sale Jn . Corona preciatc! $52,900. 545-8129. Sprlnkler1. $39,500. Owner, 10891 El .. Pa10 tric built kitchen -apaclou. COLLINS &: WAITS Inc. del Mar listed in our great Costa Med 916 Denver Dr., CM · N. of Slater, w. o1 Euclid livin& roont _ :fireplace _ C & W Multiple Listing Sei-vlce. We ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: ~2442. Wonderful 4 BR., 2 story 'Vall to Wall~carpe'· • ====~,..-,-==as Multiple Listing *GRANDOPENING• home.w1tb3cv ... --·on La • members have all the facts ''REAL COOL'' --v drQe•. prime OOnvenient $28,000! · 1'133.Westclilf Dr., N.B. EASTSIDE 3 Bedrm $21,900. New homes-5" down comer lot 1ll the Jow 40'•· location -dover wall-JR, ESTATE HURRY--4 BDRM. Unbeilevabte value!!! Huge :;:: ti..,.. ':'1ed 1 10 •bow HALECREST HOME Inuned occupancy. il9,9'0. OtmmullllJ pool A pat!< papen, Call 673-8550. &-2 lot room .lor more Unitll. Fro,. .F.000pe 9 .'!..i: yOOlou, Wonderfully AIR CONDr-3 1; 4. bn, ). be.. E. 19th & make for fantastic living. , Tflt: l<f:l\L 'R 1:sTATJ:RS Lovely hame • abort Joi' to family rm A formal dining Great potential fix it up and m _,, up to -"'• · TIONED J bedroom home Tuftln Ave. 546-0370 Do drop by! beach. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, rm • Won't last lo~g! This save m. Hurry tt'a a Call 675-7225. offers a aure way to·BEAT ..._,.,--,,--..--.-Rell•ble 1464391 fl.rl'place enhances charm of lovely home, Jocatet. on cor-0 n e -of-a-kind, excellent THE HEAT!! This vutly Rtdycecf to Mii now I I ===-....,.--,,~,.--, living room. Bullt·in kitchen, ner, w/double ,fitep~. FA ht, , eutside Costa Mesa Joca. Improved be!ttty features Very good buy, Seller is OWNER mlllt aelL. Payment "FUN .LIVING!" dishwasher. Plan your sum· 2 baths, electric bltins, w/w tion, call bkt 546-8640. . elegant formal dining room, transferttd. C1oae to schls, and rtart pacldn&. Vacant · mer parties in the patio, drps, bbl. att. gar, CB ln separate added family room, shpg • churches. Owner, immediate Po•• e J 1 lo n . $21,500! overlooks fruit, .shade ttef!s, rear. GAU. 962-55%1, COL-OWNER anxious to sell va-3 baths, Jiving ' room with • 545-'439 Freshly painted inaide A out. beautiful gardens. Near pro! LrNS & WAITS INC. cant 3 bedrm, 2 bath home musive brick fireplace and BY OWNER. 2 Hourse• on Ige 4 Bedroom.r, lovely shade Enjoy ~ 1wim pool. One year new home living with dream built-in k S t c h e n , dishwasher, generou1 sized posed park. Brk., 541)..1720. C&W in NEWPORT frEIGHTS, GREAT REDUCTION detached double garage with lot. good rental aru, 2 BR trees and cool ocean brHze private courtyard entry, big MUST SELL OR RENT boat !IP&Ce. It's "TRIPLE ea, tun prioe $31, 9 50'. all aummer Jon&! 2 bathl, 4 TARBELL ~I. Moat. expebllye 2965 Harbor, Costa Mesa carpeting, tfraJ>et. l!e•ut!lul CAMEO SHORES fl.Uhed aaroae. Antlqued *OPEN DAILY 1·5* wood cabinet.I. Patio. Prime 333 Mllfo d ~1:720Mesa location! Brit. Canyon privacy • d~Ughttully ' dillerent custom built _ 4 bedroom. 2\~ bath FORECLOSURE SALE SALE Executive Home, 2 bedroom, den, + atrium, former mod.et near country club. 1 % yn old. 10 % down. Call 646-TI71. TARB·ELL residence. An opp. to ac----·-_ _ . quire a quality prop at a LUSK HARBOR VIEW 2955 Harbor, Costa Mesa. most mode1t price. $75.000. Big house, big lot, big pool OWNER TRANSFERRED PRICED :To SELL ~J928 or evt. '""8599 & you own the land. 4 BR, ' 1 2 bf, spacious /am rm. J. It's Lovely, It'• Spanish, lt'1 Lachenmyer: Realtor style plu11 3 bedrooms. Thil 1:=;:;:::;=;::='='~'= grtnt home hal 1% baths, IT'S VACANT ptu' n inrge family room lo 523 950 is in a quiet nelrhbothood, 1 car garagt', Be in for school. $89,950. ••• GOVT •••• The pool sized Jot has Buy1 this llbarp. upgraded, enough room tor a boat 3 BR I: den. Westside home. -REPO - 1ate. Pri~ tor a. qulck Features lrg. Jot, ·1ush crpt~ Bring your paint brush. slllt', only $33,900. Call now Swedish tl>l, eX?ensl~e pan. Hard-to-find 4 bedrm., 2 847-6010. ellng, HuITy, it wont last. bath home in prime realden- 'D THE RE/\L \~ ESTATCr..:s Call 642-tm. ti11;! are a. Unbelievable fam. rm., built-in kitchen, Open Sat/Sun 1_5 A" in -every way! Only 642--2430 1 bedroom, builtln dl"lam delux shag cpt, large tree 1915 Chubasco Dr. $35,950. Open howe this la-1ESA Verde, 4. BRt 3 BA. le . ~~!; Brlr: I' T' 5 0 0 . covered lot, don't miss Newer frvine Terrace Sunday 1-5. 3051 Murray Ln. tam plus dlD rm. Walle to --~ lt-caU 546-8640 ma. 4 BR, family rm., maid's Mesa Verde Country C)ub. * VACANT • ' Bdnn + WATCH THE SllJPS rm., pool. C•ntralcy located -CO~TS i<5000 byo"'1'f 5401899 pool.135,000. 95% ll>Wlc- 2400 Clilt Dr. Million SS view for finest school dial. Make -. ' ' · • . · in& + an ''EAGER.~' Rll· ot Lldo, Balboa & Catalina, offer! • WALL.ACE PRINCIPLES only .. 4. ~.. er mean. $1.000. total handsome house by the aea B. Smith 67~7518 REALTORS fam rm. Cloae to aehoolii Ir CASH + a tiny $800 2nd tobopplng anu. U 3 , 0 0 0 . T.D. Sb•• ~-. bl.'"·, only 154•950· *SOUTH OF HWY* · • ., •1•1 ••• ••33 -~-~ wm RE ST -.• -......,..,,... · 0 ... 1 .. 4. ..... old. Move In TRAELAESURAETSE Lovely duplex. Spaclova 2 (Opon Evtnl"tls) BY owner. 3B" ~· tam .;ighl,'·-BR & 1 BR furn . w/eiect '' ~ 1RJI \VestcliU, NB 64fi..G770 bltns. Copper plumbing. S E-----rm, 2 sty, $35,000. Roberts & Co. 961-5511 CORNER Xln ·-· Walk TAX H LTER N.E.CM. ~no OPENHOUSE ··T. MON t lv11u, to every. We can help solve your tax ====-,-;;::-=:-:':::::--• Near C.l\I. park, boys' & thing. Good financing avail. problems: with these alx MESA Verde 4. Br, fam rm, 11~7 $32,500. 4BR, 2BA,· girlc;' clubs. Sharp cone!. Only $68,500. 2-bR unitll. Oose t 0 din rm, 2 trpJ~ roU view, covered patio, bltin cok>red $32,500. 10% down. MORGAN REAL TY everything. Xlnt location.1.,,14~2~,!;oo-· _541>-....,.T7_30_Agt.°"'""-· I TV,frplc, BBQ P i t' b 1 t In BALBOA BAY PROP. 673-6642 675-6459 Only 1110,00J. By owner. Alaume Gt loan. ~~poof-~-~_:. Sbarlow ___:! ~91 * VA REPOSSESSION-Uninr1lty R111ty 4 br, 2 be. Great Joe. ;;;_;;: 1B5:i s':n~t,;;,'io St. OPEN HOUSE 4 BR, 2 BA, $28,250. $1150 ~ E. Cat Hwy 6'13-6510 $35,500. 557-J156 By owner. The BluUs down. Pmnl• $254. mo In· 4 BR, tam rm, bltns, assume · * Nice 3 br., by owner. -'--.....,V~A~CANT==---- 305 Vista Suerte eluding taxes le insurance. 5111% loan, crptd, fnced, 6 1" ba. eomplete eptd. MOVE IN BEFORE SCHOOL 4 BR + greenbelt. $~,500 Authorized Broker yrs old, '3(1,000 0 w n r Close to all echli. ~121 4BR,2BA, covered pat t 0 , REAL ESTATE 54"6570 979--0929 Cluall!ed Ads ... 64J.,16'18, bit'·· -•· ~... crpt TREASURES ;:::;:;;;;;::;;;;;;;;::;::;::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;::::::;;::;;;;;;;;;;;, ·~ "~· ~-• drps, 13'1,500 10C5 Falcon. 1831 Westclifl, NB 6-15-6770 968-3515. By owner. BYOwncr-4Bdrm,,2bath, d,.fi\1-Q B\""t..f _ /)"C ~de paneled lam. rm .. built-in • )::]~ ~Q!J J,."Vll-.:,& J,.;l(f'~ kUcben, 2 atory, l8x36 pool, The Pun~ with th& Built-In Chuclle lots of tropical landscaping, BY owner. 4 SeUOnt, 4BR, Fam, 2% Ba, l car gar, covered patio. s t 9, 5 o O. 968-5847. lo : THE REA L "'\/ ESTATERS •I . . ' OWNER must sell. No ~ .., ! G.I. terms • Low doWD on Vets. 4. bedroom, 2 bithl, l deluxe all electric built-· ''Award'' kit,cb en ,., 1 . dlahwuhel', '""""" dlnlna . . room tor those candlell&~t . · 'intimate dlnnera. Larp ; family roorq with fireplace. · . .i 28 ft. encloled patio! ,\d. . dltional patio • surrounded : '. by fruit A tbade treea. 'fflk to schools and lovely perk. • Brk, i35,950. 962-5500. t Model Romes ·'.; for Sale Phone (714) ~! Rv?6~~~~·~ 3 BA. G1 "" ia ~· I.rt-!Iv " w/buge ltone lb:pl, wtw : i · upgraded crpts .I: drpl, Ill . ' bltin appl'1, lrl kit. eat11w ij area, elepnt entry, 1rr mstr lllltt; pvt bath. A JllUlt , to tee! $39,950. I ., •••• 4 tu.+17111::1 MWiil ~·1 ADDED .FiMILY - ROOM ·> Do )'OU need a room for the kids? 20 x 20 tam.Uy room. 4 · bedro0tn1, 2 baths le: fan- tut!c la!Wc&Ping. A 11 ternu, oiiJ,y $3 3,950. 847-«nO. . ' THC J<i;/\1 . i{ I .ST/\TERS " ' 1, Jl!lCfOlt WS'l' SELL 1111 rel1dence .:. kicated abort • , waJ.k to beach, fn )'OUDC ... I ecutive area. E l e g u t , ·~ 1 private cllnlnir rm. All alaa ' kitchen lookl out to SWIMMING POOL Outdoor bar tor outdoor 4ln-.... ing. The latest in ap-• · 1 pllancc~ c:arpoll, draptl A -I fixture1. Hard to t1nd ... $36,500 Broker, 9G-55ll. ~ t -OPEN-HOUSE . :! Set. & Sun. 1·5 1-1 \.. ''" '• ' Cl.CSE TO ALL SCHOOl.5 price of $28,250. With only Sl.150. down. Call 545-8424, SOUTH COAST REAL TORS. excellent cond. \Ve want to sell! Priced below market at $35.950. 557-4023. O R.arranpif the 6 )Crotnhr.d words below ro mok• " timple word,, Print f•tters of each in !Is lirtf of squares. * REFRESHMENTS * ::,. BEAUTIFUL l'Ultlc home. 4i 2D632 -Ch1ucer Ln. J• Br .. tam nn., S ba. Owner 11• Parochial & Puhlic Gra~e NEWPORT BEACH School,, High &hooi and DELUXE ·TRIPLEX Orange Coast College. Very Clote to bay & ocean. Good clean 3 Bedroon1s. 2 Baths rental area. TYIO 4 er.., 2 ha with Faniily Ro o m . &: one 3 BR, 2 ba~ All beau ti· Fireplace. Large Corner tuUy furn. l>ut-of·area own· Home with Boat Storage er wanta action, Acceu. $31,950. C a 11 673-3663: Evtt: l7S-6688 M6-<1555, Evenings 644-7003. COLWELL PROPERTIES. INC. associ ated BROKE RS ··lf[fl l TORS 201~ w eoJllnu f,,' l 16t.J Let us obtain your GI clegi· bility statemt'nt ror you. No rost or oblignfion, just call 84~-141S. • •ArTI • WALK" IU411TAll inn Beach Blvd., H.B. TRIPLEX NE\VPORT HEIGlITS SP AN I SH Contemp b y Owner-Builder. 49R, 2BA . Huge Master BR & many cu.c;t extras. Must see to a~ prec. $53,900. 646-91&'9 for appt. * WATERFRONT * Charming home Jn Ntwpcrt Shores. Pool& A ttnnil. EASJ'SIDE 3 BR u n t t HURRY. w/lrplc, two 2 BR units. all CAYWOOD REAL TY w/pattoe:. Walk to markets * 541-1290 * le: park. $51.!IOO. o•~ER ll " --NEWPORT CiLL '-" 146·Ht.. .,.. ..,.. "' • 3 b . -~ ~ bath heme, deep $1ui.:; , 4 Bdrm HEIGHTS · ~ ... ,...._ "'""" uro.q1ace. • . ~· ,,,..1 llAt.'l!Y _Rarqe, b1& ilfd., :Make Of· RE Ill TORS $28 3.00, $ .. '11.,i.w better act tut on this N•ar .Nt'A'ftrl P••t orrlt• (~ Alkill( $~950 b:u. f 'I' b&uty, 3 bedrm1, 2 baths, -~ \-' brick fireplace, hUi" Jot layfront Condo . NO DOWN TERMS with aJley accen. N~ area S Sr 2 Ba pool pier A: lllp, PRIVA'tt Newport Heights. . Gttal home! 3 bath.I. l.Jaht, nee.r Harbor High, buift~ln 0tuihttu1 • • $'19 500 Elegant homednb1utes Jrom , chetrlul kltcben, b. n d y kitchen, forced aJr !Mt. 6 EMERALD IA'Y the beach • l blf harms. 2 work teature1. Plumbed tor new shag cpt. new paint in · tiled tialhl, • buUt·lh ' Jdfcbtn 1 wa~r aottener, plu1h and out. now VACANT, lmmlC\llltea.Br+tamnn. wq.ntandl'tldytobt~ carpeting, t!rape1. Pretty wn'l lut call 516-864() VI.., ' . '145,00J In. bla -·' ti&tiol Park Uka ya,,tl BKR. OPEN' Sat. Sun. Mon. 2-5 TEACHER muat aell 20 ltwl Trfti! Treta. Brk, ~l72>. OCEAN·Brtae New p 0 rt Ted Hubert I Assoc. aen1 in 'RJVMtlde Coun!y. TARBELL RULYUX I l~i~tE1C:i"1 I I G 1 S·" E N I . 1-....,.., ....,..,, ,,..,rl -r-j -r-j -t TV commercial. "This nows '• r--::--::--:-:-' =:~i;--;::---, roUndup was brought to you I K ll· 8 £ C I by the Hoppy Heart Attoc~. . -· I I 'I :· J I . =:r~7~°;:~~;,.,.!J:Pr. demnlJy. If you die in.on oc-·.1 :. 8 'E E L ~ N I cident we wm bury you lwi'9. ....... ,..,,,,.., .-, ....... , ..... , ,,., ..... So, buy -"' -ac<lcltnt .. _. _ _.._..,_~. ,_. ____ .__. polidts and )'Oii mgy bt the .._._,,•. 4 .,.--p..-r""c'"'T""O~K_, 0 f:"ml: ~~ t:: I I ' 11 you dmfap. ,.,.. ""' No. ' ....... . ' I ••~ .... -f•J moving to Twlttn 'Sept. s. (So. Of Indlanapo...., 'E. or ·' 968-1397: Magnolln.). Vacarrt 4iBR; '4' 2IM. "Seabury" borne cloee ' ~ Hunllnt'M BHch to ic00o11 1.i .. ach. . ·~I ' TRuiv RED CARPET, '' '\ R111tor1 ~. THE II •EST 116M989 QG-'1'111 HOME cozy 2 BR. ill., ciu. .: b' your _,.. 4 large Porleet tor retlred couple or l>edroom<. S bt.INO lam11¥ lint -e. 'GW>! ~ alltl dlnlnc irea. <llcollent patio. I.up IO'• 'kltdioi: cart>Ols, d r & pt I and Fmbly ~tad A ,,.,,.... .... landscaptna:. B e a u t I r n t interior. Shat e • r P • t covered f)&tlo • Jot ol borne thnlout, 211 )'?S old, ~ ~ ~ tor • 9nly '131,lfiO. C •I I to bead!. :A-our lqJta • -,..,,.,., ' ... rus montbl,Y -"· OI" retlnaoce.. S 2 5 , 9 O t . , ... ~-. ' .. ~ ,., . .. *·VACANT* BE IN BEFOltE SClloott '1,000. Wider mkt, 4 ~ ~ ' bf.th,, l>lt!nl. 7llO II. IOON '°~ P>.!00. -.- 1 Mcm IN • ' ......-..;,~, • .... ' ......,...~, Milli Doi •• All btdl ""'· ~ .......:::: t .~,' S-Wallt "1 cALlJ', C!ulto with -; a ~· utr '1-C.C: pi.ii' 1 lor ""'' •ht• plfnl)' 111 )IOI!! " ' • ,ii -....... I Bil w/bbnllll "" ' Heights Area. Exceptional 3 3471 Via Lido 675-8500 Nr. Joshua Tree· W1Uontl bdnn. 2 bfith com_pletcly re-POOL value • bis 4. ""1rm., 2 Mon. A: Freeway. ~ fqr ~ltd ln and Oij\, new baUt In ~xcellent an. J.Sxa& Ill SlOO dwn. . $49 mo. A# -:>."",N H&ri..., C..\I M-lhtg cpt throu&hout. Hua• pool • Covered pau;., b/I !or SaOOia • ~,2\it ~ ~· ' TRIPUllC. .... $67,9!0. 50>tpD lot with alloy ._,, bbq. Btautilull> landlcll"d-NEW buJiLtx , .. "·'411J!· :!, 2, 2, Bdnn. 151 E. Bay, -,,..,.,,t ownu, alklng Pr1C<d to otll •1138,!00. Birr • 3, ~ Bdrm. 151 E-8Q' C..tQ M•ll Ph: 6U-483'I 35,000. bla: -· -· Co.ta Mesa. fG..4831 upolah. Corirutl lo • • BR. J Dodos A I f)&tto. .... ;.. 1,.llld'to, ..... llalolo.i.&. IMtollOft ~ ....... )'riac ...,, .. I• ;:: . °" ~ .. $IO,llOll. • • • ' , ·1 ' I 'I ' • • I J ·' I ,I 1 I I 1 ·1 ' l ) 1, -I ! :. " • • ·I 'I I I • • ---, ... 1.~--· .. ___.l~I ~ _-_ .... _!~ 1iiiiiii.:...• ... _ .. ~1~.e~[ _,,, .... ...._[ ---1 ~\1 l ~-iiiiiiFivirnilshMiimJOD~ I~ I j[j) [ I Lotuno .. •<I• Newport -income P roperty 116 lnd,,.ttl1t Property 1611 1-------1 rorTACH BLOCKS TO WATER ooi;..ut -"'1• A -3 WATER 8u1tness Opportunity JOO Laguna 9Mc:h 4 VNIT apartmrnt, ~•n j ;;;;::;::;;:;:;;::::;;::::;; ';::;;::;;;;;;;;::;::::;:;:::;:; ~itW. 1-2 Rt\, 111 BA .1: ------City of ORANGE BURCL.\R alanno-hom< • 1135 _ utU pd, 1"' Doth. i. __ , """' ,,...,. wn EVERYWl.fE'RE n.r. H•• ~tn own. ranp A 'n\il'1 the lMmt • Ulla dkb.,uht.r, hardwood charmlrc oldu• ho cablMts with bit pantry. Lncated in J!ntt sec..:~; Bride tlttplace, new crptt • '"nit VJLl.AGt" wrTH dli>o. pha 2 lull bllU... AN OUTSTANDING VIEW Younr Jawyer-ownt:r' hlJ OF WHrn; WA T-t R , movfd' pntcllre to C:A. BREAKING ON THE sA.Nr) 1182-¥1! Broker. BELOW. Gl·NO DN-NR BCH W•ll d<<IC"'4 3 BDRM. noor 2 fireplllce1, 2 hf:ati.ng un1!1. pli111, haa hn~ 1 ha K IUl'\ken Uvini rm, RomM <:atpf!tina thru out. Spacious bath. 5 bctrm1. Owntt an:-liv. rm., with BIG BAY ido<JI • l<l,5111), 868-4'56. WINDOW FACIN.C TO THE ' S!)A, l!AS WOOD PW£L. -Pf9.Grand Opening Sele I •• ' ED WAW;,. <:JJZY 'LOG . BURNING FiiiEPtACE OF OLDE BRICK, all Lofty living awallo you! blendflt togetW Ir> create A 'hlu OWNER leavinJ. Trunftt· an aura of "OLD LAGUNA ct swi..,, red. Lara;e 4 bedroom home OIARM." Dbl. fttnch doon •locselect your own with dtllaxe bulltin kitchen, open '° LGE. SHELTERED Newport Beach condominium. dishwuht":r, tiftplace in PATIO,, THAT LEADS TO Vlsit the Newport Crest family room, dinlnr roorn. ELEVATED 16x32 SWIM Information Center nowt fOrced air beating. Park like POOL. Open everyday, rrounds. tuteful landscap-C 0 M P L E T E L Y lnj:! Brk SJt:cm. J42.f.69l. MODERNIZED KITCH 10 a.m. to sunset. : has a.II new hdwd. cabinet11. Superior & Ticonderod!I, BILT·JN RANGE &-OVEN .' . 'Newport Beach~; DlSHWSHR., new v In y I noorin(, counter tops, etc. Th.ke Coast Highw~ 0f)t!ns to 1 p &. cl o us ~Y'... to Superior Ave. Sli>dlo, ~ .,..,.., Wettrnlnster LAR.GE CUSTOM flt.m il)' -.. """' .i.. Joi wlU. trs fl"ffa. Poulble ktnnt.1 In t back Y•rd. l•rwln realty lnc. 1 -i24 Hoon) 1- ,[ __ ·i.: __ !,_·_~_1~ _ __,J~ INVE!:t""J'O R ·.SPECULATOR MUST SACRIFICE OWNER desperate. Beautiful builtln all electric kitchen, even a <lillhwalher! 3 bedroom1, den, t U 1 to m drapes. Attractive J>Atio. Vf!ry nice addre1a nf!ar all convenience11? Brk, $28,950. 962-8865. BREAKFAST AREA WITH ~~ (Balboa Blvd.) LGE. Pici'uRE WINDOW, ~ Intersection and up thA hill to Taki' ovPr tny po!11l1on in low THAT FRAMES A VlE\I,' ; pric~ Janrl nr m1tJnr J.iikt' OF THE OCEAN •-Information Center "' d~e.lopmf!nl. ll0-240 Ar. REPOSSESSIONS CATALINA ISLAND BY "'""'' ,,.., Ac, p,, .. ;, Far lntotmatlon and location DAY & THE GLIM· interf"sl only. 14 yr 1rnns. of tbtae FHA Ii: VA bomea, MERJNG VILLAGE NO DO"'N PAYMENT ccmtact _ LIGHTS AT NIGHT. This • ~@r~--Mr. HallPy, MQ.2710 KASABIAN :,~ue bom'! is Ottered for a:..,_..:.,,,... OCEAN & Rul Eot1te 962-4644 $55,000 FULL PRICE ' CANYON VIEW WA~K TO BEACH·I-CALL NOW, FOR APPT. !,-;":', ...,.-=-o-. ----...,.,.,---c~-~---North side of Bluf'bird Knolls. UrlJ • B'r trt--lf!vfl fe11.tures MISSION REAL TY M111ion Vle10 I Newport Beach 7.4R 11.errs. Asking $90,000. 985 So C.oa H l Liber11.l terms. R e I e a 1 e Mlw<t ars. -"""""' •nlry, · " "' i.a.una XECUTIYE LANE "'""''· 2\1 ba. + 1-. "" tam nn. Phllflo (7141 494-Q73J · • AN ·• BECKONS Good Real F.stAll" Rea.r yarrl 1Vcfi0 w/lrg BREATIITAKING WHJTE.. : 353 N. Co11.sJ IJ"·y 4!M·751R patio. A Mull! Stt Tortay! WATER COASTAL VIEWS This ranch style 3 berlroom UNUSUAL ---* 962-7637 * p~u1 Sparkling city lights at home in the exclusive . INVESTM-ENT SELLEft drsper11.tf!. 3 BR, 2 ni ght from e>Hry room of Mi1sion R idgr area io; full )' OPPORTUNITY BA , 3 yn okl. Vac11.nt. Make this beautilul custom built upgraded wilh customi~ BARGAIN 5 Acre11 OP11.r Palmdale Tnt'I horn" 3 BR 2 BA and d · Airport. Xlnt grov.•th po terr otter. Down p111yml!'nt open. • • • • rapenrs. carpels and light PayrMnt $200.. per ...... mo. beam-ceiling family room fixture11 thruout -WPlcome Bf'auliful Ivan Wells built tlal Re<I. 10 132•500· Prin. only. 8 3 3 -11 0 3 i wi~h . .tl~Jdstone . fireplace, your guc!l\t; y,•\th a glowin& home in Oover She.res. Vir.w Bill Grundy, Realtor . 839--7145 or 548-lM!'i. bu1lt1ns, intercom & &.uh_nn. lire' In the gracioui; living from every room. 3 bdnn1; 341 Bays.Ide, N.B. 67~161 12 UNITS In t:a•I Bluff atf'l nrar a<"hoals le ahoPPlllC• Lw:urious in ewry ttlPfCt, 10 with 2 bdnns A 2 y,·llh l bdrm. 1oor:, occupied. J26U,OOQ. M 2 bu!llMS-'-Nf!f'od ' a I e 1 • ~-·---·-blk b<h, "'" "''· -'IV. wlll'ntrd -.-.u.te to· ~I vp 6.514 acrn bordi'l'!rc Sa.n1a NP\\-port aN'a pl~s o"\<:f S22!i -Oc'f'aritront, 2 br trpl. .... Railro1d. All utll\lif!L '°" f'Slablis~ I~ cur 11 y JtOl'il!OUS view! Deck Jrieall.y JC)(..•11M for 1 manu· oomp11ny. S:'lmr citpilol tt-l~ -Ulll pd, 2 Br, frpl, faclurlnr firm, At S.'t'\.220 quired. Good potential. WW hu1:e II\• rm. VlctMia 8th. pi·r ar.-._11 1, \lndcr.. prji::fd ttach.--Phone T7&-4CMIO. NU·VfEW ~NTAl._S for the loeation. •·or furtm-r :--c"""'o--""'=o----673-4010 or 4~248 l Bf!auly Shop $4,500 nfotrn1tj>n. pll'itse t•aJI St'n'. St1tllon Sll,!'JOO lBR. FurniJdM-d HoUH. $Ui3. ·~M\('St F • .-koff "1th 'I __ , ,_, n I' hoff Hult'hf'r ..i.-,p Sl!i,000 •' 111ut>e _,ar'""'' e a , Eck & A11oc., Inc. c· • J 1 110 tlOO d 49-1-8170 •11-"IJ···· II'· I .,.,~6'1 .. ' ,eni '""'"l'Y · n. "' '""' ·'u• "11(11 ·~·· • 1" HOLLAND Bu•. Sal•1 lido· l•I• 11716 01"Rl\li:f', C.~I. 4).1;,..41 70 ---------\\'INTJo:fl rrn1aJ; 4 Br. Ii dPn lnve1tment \\' 3 1 ~ Ra, Jo'rplt·, Dbl 1ar • Opportunity 21:0 1mtkl, t'.A. hPfll, •"Jhr/dty. I fiNANCIA L r A n TN t: R "A"·~·=""· "',.7",.'-="'"',.·-=c=--\\'INTER 2 Bn, 2 BA~ ICUlh p.-1!10, dbl JCl'l"ll.ll', ttpk, loiud air heat. ~'ZSiM Satller Mtg. Ca. 642-2171 S4S.0611 Choice R-4 Jevrl .. ~.~.40 Sq.• Srrvtnlt Jlarbor arr.'\ 21 yrs. Ft. OK f''OR 24 (l nils S9(290 $25,ooo Wesley N. Taylar Co. P\"t ~fonry tor R. Es!Ale LOCATED in he 11. vi I y Rral!o1'S l11an. ~1r. Adams, Bkr. popul11.lf'd sectiOn or Orangf' 2lll San J011qu i11 111111 Rd. !714) 499-2130, Counry S-2 BR 8-1 BR in 2 Newport Centrr 644-4910 Mortgages, building!!. Very \ow vac11n-BAYCREST, N.B .. lot 74 . Trust Deed• 260 Nevf'r &rore Rt'nted cy. $1~.000. \Vill trade for Nautilus Lil. Site. $.11.000. 1 (iARDEN Condo. fuonl nr north San Diego County prp-Owner. (213171W>-9712. I Buy di~~'Ountf'd 2nd TD'•· i l~ftlf'. l.uxur1ously turni!lh· perty. Bruker Inei. Good Mountein, Desert, 1 All soun'f'11. ~tit il!I Box :11 ed. All N11vrn1rna11 f.t lhPn l.c.>l', Laguna Be a ch. Resort 174 C. Mn Y<1clro, C11ILI. 90073 1 somr~ 011ly rr~p. q11alllied 494-7518 or ~-allbrook ---------Pr1/1ity 1tdu1!~ t'flns1df'rrd. $400/mo. 71R-1077. LAKE ArmwhPa1I homf' for PJ{t\'.\TJ.: \>tU"I\" hll~ Sl!li("() 646-1974 .. 1nle by 0\\1ie.t'. Bf'aut lake 2nd 'l'rui<t IJt•f'_; a1 '"'', l.11~-OCF.AN1"R(),'IJ1' 2 Ar. hou!il". Laf<'AYLTIE, Ca. O\\·IK't' " .ru -11 11 6 d view. Rock pr1tio w/hltln <''l>unl . Call ~D-27Ci:l. r·urn. \Vinlf'r r ~ n tat . v.'1 se yr o\ beaut. d I • I B 2 B RBQ. lyy cov'd yd, 2 IK .S:!OO/n'IO. Mu11t set tn ap. I' uxc .,.p E'X. a, r, cl k N h Frpl honil'-"b.e uni1~. Air roncl. "I" 11· f!W 1 1111: rpt. <'"· preclitle! }'rple., bar, Elect kit "'' 11·\\'~hPr. FA II ie l dshY.'11hr. Prrl. tam I I y: 21'.i blks from BART 1!1. Houln f0< Alllt he&.t. Wshr & dryrr. 3 hr, 67&-5449. $1 ,170 Jl('t;.;rion!.!l.!'!.come., 21 •. C -..,,,,-,·--.,.-=•I $3.'l,001 doy,•n, 011o'net' \11ill 1 .,,., 11111e rm \\"/ .f~il"t•1tullf11l 0-1'0n<I. J:'\50 l"'l'gulation pofll IRhlr. Comp carry ]!!t tr'J.urt de.Pd. Prin· furn. $.17,500. 5."i7-0041 Houses Furnl1h.d 300 mo. yf'11rl y. C1ty11o'UOCI Rl!sl-BY $100'.I d Tak pr. door opentr, 2 view room and dine In the formal huge r.amily rm. i87,400. Commercial ...,,...GI 1• .;v. wnp, IT le decks&: protectl'd patio. Of-dining room graced with a 645-2996. Property 151 40 acN!s," part lillablr, part clpal!! only, 642-1979. ty 548-1290. __________ , over n . .,........ mo, · · · · ff!red at •.:9 500 ·-•-Sharp 2 Id 4 hr f ' ~ • • . Van LI.lit mural -Enjoy a * PIER&. SLIP *e&C• ,..., tree l.'OVPred. Lo11 of dl"f'r, G•neral LIDO t..lr, 3 BR, 2 BA, pa.tJo, new dt'f'. $400 mo. 9 mo. AGT. 646-145'. _ 2• b yr~.~ bitina ·-~ Open House Sat" Sun 1.S good book from the library 60 F 3 0 _,__ SAFEWAY & OTHERS INCOME HOMES quail, dovf!. TrRilrr11. camp· ~ ... , a, o:w • .... ' 685 Buen.a. Vista Way t. .DU.1uui., 3 hlllthl Shop ctr. w/mkl, dru<. po•t fbcd yd. Vaca.nt. 833-1103; ... u ~" corner by the family room Immaculate! $250,000 6-NEW DUPLEXES $4',950 er1 ok. Can ~ splil. Sur· ·~ ,. h , f I ofr. le OthPn:. $.555,000. V•y-' • ·-··-1 T•h•m• 833-J886 eves. ire or ean or P ea~urt' * BAYFRONT * 4-NEW TRIPLEXES $61950 .-;u • LT<k•. OPEN HOUSE. l08.m-7pm, HANDYMAN SPECIA_l thru onp ol the many slid ~ng Choice 3.'i It. Nord. 4 BR. 3 Wesley N. Taylor Co. Beaut. new 2 & 3 BR u~its. ~~;t~~ ~;:!.ic~"~~r o!~~~ 1 Stpt 1-.4. Rancho La Quf!i1ta, 3 BR, 2 ha cottage clo~1n ~ th11.t Op!'~ onto"'ft~ ba. Pier/~lip. Sl93,000. REALTORS 151 E B St C t M 2 ito . 4 hr, crnr lnt. Many on va.luablf! R-2 l~t. Room to lighted ~!1011 w1th overh~ng * NE\\IPORT SHORES * Zill San Jo111quin Hills Rll . · p~~ G42-4R.~; a esa. 67J.X().ll;j. ry ~--1 . add unit, A !title elbow and bulllln benche11 gracing ! B 2 ha 2 1 M . Newport Centt'r &44-•9llJ WT in ramou1 Lakt' Jlava1111, xtra1. vwi ... r an x o u 1 . h ·u 1 r, , -s ory. oonng DEi UXE 4 l · S41.900. 9Sn Orient Dr. rreasf! ere ~'1 save you nu~crous arca_s. A "Sin&" privil. s37.000, rDR SALE: 2~ acres, • · • pex, me, O\\"n· home of Ille 'l\'orld famou11 962-6389 many 4'.">llan. _Anxious own-Out by the' light of the LIDO REALTY Antrlope Valley. S600 down l'r's C'U!ltom Pt'nlholl!le 1tpl. London Drldg-t'. l.ocatr!I · u ukin&" Sts.000. flrepit or the raiud deck in 3377 Vi11. Lido NB 673.-7300 & rr!lllme p ll y m en I. l.a.l'ie & be-aullrul. No. of C"I~ 10 all 11choo\1 & ''lly. OWNER. :J Br .. 2 Ba, trplc, * 499-2800 * the pr 0 ff! 11 l 0 n a 11 y · · 846-0997. \Vhile JJouse In S..in CIP· S9000 or ,,·il l trade for Cosia Fr•• Rent•I Services TO LANDLORDS AND 1'F:NANT.S Alt pri\"l'!I 111ul 11.tl 11rf'!ll 67S.7225 COLWELL PROPERTIES, INC . REALTORS $31 400 5842 Raphiel Dr ~ "-la~ Condominiums 1Ri111· 492 8739 bef fi PM or .,.~ _..., :, Ill' rnotor, l).0. I 131 ~ fl. ' · · ~ ~-..Th'kWP yard should add to ~ur IM.al 4 BR \\'/large family for Nie 1&0 · · · . ' ' come prop.~·· •lum. buat, 1Jkf' nf'\\', u1u•d patio, tile entry .,,, a Y · -~-I and 11c11pf'd. lighrsca~ COOL POOL nH•nle. r·or SUl5,tXXI. DE'· Ml'sa or N"''JIOl'I Beech ln- 846-650.1. -.-..-. ... .,-"fun memories" bank. '--d !-"--'-'"'------\\Tile P.O. Box 36, Dana Pl, _eo.c:ot4f-..; . • rn1,, ...... ame ceillnp:, plUJ ea Out of State PNp. 171 l 111n'11 $150. SC.~. BY OWNER. vecy clean 3 """'....,......., T... °""".ud o"' Io m diniog nu. Mtny "'""' & • OPEN SUN "5 ' ' BR. I BA, lp-dlnlkit mm· ,,.._,,.._ ii:torage 3 cllt garage ha11 sp111rkling H &. F pool..' Only 342 Royan Ln {of! Santa Huntington Beach All!ZONA. Larie lf'vel l<it1, Balbo• lslend bo. au.DJ. ltf-6!MI, OPEN HOUSE * ea~y llCCeM a~ l'llU!l'.lmaic $5.1,000. Ana) Nf!\••port R!vil"ni. Con-. Live Like a King \\11fl'r, JlO""'r, iOO<t road1, WINTER RENTALS : * 1 BR. Condo. By Owner. Sunday, 1-5 pm C1pener1 respond t() yllur CALL e 6< 6 ·2< 1< dominium Home, C Cl~ t 11 T I 11 D I S9!kl" full pril.'f'. Ee.sy IN"IT\~. < RT<. •lbl "'' $37,'• " I C d' f M•"· 1 •t•ry, 3 Bd,m, 2 t>n:in s P3Y &. · ,. u x r lo'rl!'t! picturl"1, mop1. Wrilr " · ~ dn. BaJance terms. 32561 Adriatic Drive 11igna ~. omf!, 1scover or 91 ' " 4 1 II ,, l BR, ilbl g•' 1.•1.·1 -. I . ,,._ _. -p ex, nr11.r ro l'f'!:f" A11u J:lme.r Bu l~er, &x 486, ·' Sacrlfice 968-6002. N1goe Terrace yourself lbe many other lint . GO .... balh, .f'am. Rm. Frplc. Jrg frt'eway. Income $9180_ an· Kinl{man,' Ariz. 8S401. 3 R!t hllyfrollf s-i;i0 4 br, 3 ba, fa.m rm. Sweeping featurPs (If this lovely Mme llALTY eat-in kitchen. BEAUTI· nu al 1 y. 10 ,.;, down . .:.::::::=:::..:;:.c;::.::.:.:.::..._ 3 BR, \nrl util S.310 PRESTIGE homf!. 3 BR. 2 octan view. 2.700 aq ft. de!iignerl for graclou11 family Ntar Ntwp1r1 P11t Offlr1 FUL! A1rnt. 644-8814 or COASTLINE, 536-3777. 20 ACRE Colorado ranch. 2 BR, 1 c1tr gar S:26j BA. Tastefully decorated. $8),000. Richmond Realty, living. 25841 Jamon l..al"le. WESTCLIFF 642-3073. J _::.:c.:cc.=:.:..::::..:::::_::.:c.::..._ BeautUully located nr, mt11. $35,000. • 846-8280 for .:.ppt. 494-52911. Call Jr.anne -586--0m for Nea r f'verything, yet far Dupln:et/Unltt ~:~Ll~HED p~op. mg~t Jlunling &. fi!lhlng. Hwy. l:'i9 ! =~.<.;!~~~; :: 3 llDRM. 1'4 BA. lge kit· LOWEJt 'l'hrff Arch Bay, 3 dlrf!ctions. e.wity 11eclusion. 2M 11q fl, I 1'2 · ·· trni see ~ assoc a-fmntagf'. $8(IOO Tf!rma avail. H1trdr!lty Rt>allol"~ fi7~i-2866 $265 • Ulll pd, ~anfmnt 2 Br. !urn. Wlpll"r or yPlll'ly. GRrag-r. 21 .1: llfi9...~Z\ ew~. ~I blk Ol""e11n. 2 Br. bou1e, r?twly JTrtrc. l tt"1/mD. irw:I ulll. \\11ntt'r t'f'lltal. 644-1875. Walk lo IK'h 1140, Bal. Jal. l + Hun1p111 rrn. AIM 2 Br mob. hn1 , Ronl·A·HOUM ml430 S•n Cl•mente * lMMACUU.TE. charm· Ing, Lp 2 BR. 2 BA home. cl011Pd car. Lovf!ly pa& • yd. Wik to bt:h •. ahopt 'A: achoo!., ql5. mo for lO ~ only. 41M3001 531-5'it ~ ,· • 811, l• .. ~ r/.. ' pool cheft, dnPH A crptl. Nu BR, 3 BA, viev.. $79,500. Pool th! size Fam Rm, 2 _•_•_•_______ tion & space in active ln-1-71•: 724-6248. 503 p k A B.otlho l pd1t outside. ~ 494-MSS or 49Prm.t. blk!I Mariner Sehl. Quick Co.ta Mr.sa Ea• t 1 id f! come pmpt"rty sales otfi~. .::_.::cc.:.:.:..=;;::____ " '-''·-· -_a_"_ Houses Unfurn. 3G5 COLWELL tablt, nrw cplll k flirn. 0vl'rlook l.IC'h, t•lub, itn\I. S.1Z1. nio . .shore c I tf 11 . 49&-1 291, ~!12.-13.10. oceupancy. Hi07 Kant l.Ji. dup!Px. 2 hr + l hr. Newport Bch-C.M. 810-73.10. Real Est•te W•ntff 114 C11ARMING Cape Cod Nr --------- Open Sat &. SUt all daya. Separate ylls. VA IOAn. Like 1o trade?' Our Trader'• WANT 1n buy from 0~ South Ba,y & Ferry. 4 BR, General lrvlno Lagun• Hills BASIC IN LUXURY 3 BR, 2 BA. condo, view, PROPE RTIES. INC R EA LTORS O~r/agent. $34,500, Owner. 642-5531 Paradi.~ rolumn is for you! rraiwnable duplex or houlf! Din Rm, fli>lc, patio, Al· 1---------- knd 5 I. 5 •-f 5 '-·-•-tr11c. Comrortablt'. Fr rs h Ewr)"thina:'a been up-sradl'd rugs, drapes, refrl&''d air, IN '~•W_Po_rt~Be-o-dl~-- ln thla beautiful 4 bdrm. xtru, 9 mo. old. New'!.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;; HARBOR VIEW HOME eve1 Cir 'II' ~. 1nes, uaYS or uu•:"b. y,•ith rental un it. No ttxer CdM La homp, Adults pr r frrrrd. hnme. Offrful hria:hl faml· World. 837-3652, Owner. DEAR 1y room. large mast!!t L•aun• N1guel 1x1nn. """'balcony. •"PA'° -KEEP KOOLI HOUSEWIFE, park and pool. SJS.500. Cf!.ntra.1 Air cond. makes this • • ~ bnng your hu_sband _1uu! 4 Br, 2~ ha, !am rm on pool [ l ~ upprr. or cuna area Students considf!nod. No sizr lo!. P11.lermo modeJ. 8.17-3550 ext 365. pels. Winter leAM" $300. Great view of Valley, Mob1"le Homes CIEi.. BLUFFS Condo w a nt e d. 213/~9637, 67~51;7. $73.800. ~ Pri\'. party. Greanbelt or ____ ...;_.c_ __ _ Harbor Vif'w Homes Bayvi"w Prine. on I y. Rt!11.lty Compllrty 644-21)28 4 BEDROOM l SITTING Hou1e1 * Aptt. * 145·0111 * 433 W.1t1h COITAMIU i r• eel h•atl 3 BR. 2 BA home a delight children to see th1S 1pacious to live in, Nice 1 y 3·bclrm 21Ai bath condo on the landM:aped. ao11e to achls.. We,q_ sid~ of NeY.•port B11.~k !!hopping tr&naportation By Bay. Your huabllnd will REAL1Y owner. 24.375 L& He~sa. Jovf! _you, no oulslde ~rk Univ. Part Centf!r, lrv\ne 8.31-0555, s.s..3754, Open Sat. f~r. him, Instead there 11 a S.t'-07!!0 Something Great! LATE 1970 12'x56' Skyline. ROOM. with v11"w. No Family fun • country quiet: Govt. employef! beina trani· J>l"I•. )",.arly lr11se S425. Call Anytime, 833--0820 ·le Sun billiard~ rm, card rm 6 Otrice hours 8 AM to 8 PM · putting green. The children l••""'""""'"""""""'""""""'Lake Forest will have a huge pool, arts LUSCIOUS Jandscaplna plus ~ BDRM, 3 BATH & crafts rm ancl lef!n-center. shq crptg tl\tuout, cu1t land of lake•, woodi, hone• A grade achoo! ia but 1 blk , drpl. Thls 2 BR homf! with and uilboats. Mult~million and thPy will go lo Newport -c kit. briclc frplc I -d II t I d Harlxir HI. Allkina: $28.900. -.-o ar mu er P an n e w/$2.900 dn. with loving avenized l"&r is just l \l YfS community, ~me f•aturefl compauion, Ud. By Owner. 551-'259. 5 generous size bednns. SOUTH LAGUNA lormal dining atta " lf • ' OCEANFRONT llt!parate family rm approx. . Prtmo °"""'1'onl • BR., 3 15'x24', . cuotom ""wood 5JJ•510D l ::::.J 531•511 ba., 1plJt-ltve.I home with patio ln euc.alyptu1 tret: sel·I!!'!'!!~~~~~~~"" •IAl<way to s.cr.1 Cov< ting. Prked sl oruy SM.900. OPEH SUNDAY 1.5· Beach. Newly n'modeled 6: KATELLA RE ALTY , attr. turnisbed. Only ~.000 837-9400. LAOUNA VIEW LOTS ~N=EW~lli"'·"'u'"",,.-.-c,eoB"'R,....,+....,.!o-m I THE BLUFFS 40dO 2547 Iris $15,000 rm, + ~u.s rm. Decorat-2702 V ista del Oro HARBOR VIEW HOME" 3 Bt'. 2 811. Cllnnl"I m<:!MI . Cnrner lot with room for boat ~loragr. S.53,000. Harbor View Homl"s Rca.Jty Cbn1pany 83.1---0780 -OPENHOU.~S~E s Bdrm. 3 ba. homf!, for the hi.It lamily, located 1741 Jr. vin,., full JJricP S4!1}15'1. FULLER REAL TY 546-0814 Canal 3-Plex PK'r & float, COl'Tlt'r lot, aunrlt'Ck. A \'ery rarr pmp Sl.<XX> mo. inrm. Sll9,500 - f1 5,000 dn. Owner, 6i5-212-4. BLUITS COND0).1lNRl.\t Totally Upgt'Rded, E-Plan. on l1trgf'at green bf'll. Ire priv pR.liO«, by ownr.r. Principa.la only. 640-1261. 40x90 2559 Irla $.lS,000 or'1 dtllahl w/cf!ntra.1 air, CHARMING 3 BR, 2 ha oon- 25.x.100 Ff!rn & catallna 12,000 cor lot. do. in ount&.ndlng oond. 8~;~~. ~~· t'a~~ 8..; EMERALD BAY LOT BLUE RIBBON R.E. 100% m1intenance frtt liv- U27 Emtorald Bay S90,<XX> 213: 429-S901 evPI: 0.-4650 Ing, plus YOU OWN THE final. Modern 3 Br. $79,500. Call l)Wnf'r, 67$--0750. For lot.I ii: homes ~all : Lido ltte , LAND at l~.5'XJ. Please ---1111 Grundy, Rt•ltor 1----------1 atop in -You·n love 11. 4 BR I Den. 3 Ba. boat yrd., 125 Bayalde, Np't Belch * * + * * Pmented by dl'I . dbl 1111r. S7.~.ro<>. By 67541•1 Larp ftml.ly home. 5 BR., . CIY.'ll('r, 106 Via Dijon, NB. fmllly ""· u-cl!ll· .·'~ 670-1#2. HILLTOP -··pl-tQdllJ Ft. &. 'gl' ¥ -WE-ST~CL~l~FF,..,-0..,,.-,-. 3-B-R-. 2 CHARMER Sl./St. lol 1125.ollo. '.$( ~. ~ U BA . lge lot. walk lo M'"'I"" I b---._ #1 ;' I Sckool. 642.-1979. s.\'i,000. Lush, ma-and""pln1 w_,_ · I frlmu this 2 + Bdnns, 2 -me. ' r e• r 2 Lr duplexes.. next door, % -famlly home. Double Kl& Via Lido m.4.582 "14 Vlata Dtl Oro .. :.mi rr::. Aatoet'a~aeh. Pfllt, 2 fll"fPlaet1, la.rzt Mtt• Verd• NPwport Beach Jot A bre•thtaktns view ....... •" t R'' . •1 • ii,,, !i 644-1133 ANYTIME Newport Heights $0,9511. ' BR; {BA."'1!0& «>l'lhnl- A6 out ufo wata' -nit • .M WESTCUFF OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 ,,,. I,,.,, -!r\11(.-.riH. tmmo.I •...,:' EXCLUSIVE I 331 CATALINA DR: vC,~16.' cupallCJlt 132.500. 5f-!f! 1 • _;, • • ExecuUve'1 fi BR., 3 Bl. j' REAL ES TAT I! ""' ·11om• ""'h l 1~• rorm. din. rm. ProL -· 1190 Glennt)'re st. QUIClt ·C"ISH ~~::~. ~:;~Yto~tci~ GE,M~1'--- llt9'73 iM9411! •ti+PPIJ>c •lld ..it scboOlt. 1$11 W. 0-1 Hwy., N. B. ~l~lp.jPllOid_ HROUftU::,A PrJ""' .... u NOW ... .,.1, ltEALTCJ\S .. ,_ "~' f'XtcUtfvt OWN· U 0 $4B,!'i00. Sltown b 1 tf:P-S•n Clemente i ~~::~ ;~;, DAil Y PILOT "°'"""""'only, 1411-n MAGNl,ICENT W .-.-· Ocean, canyon I. cit)' Ushta. 4-•~a~·B~~: 111111 .. AD .) 2:.~~t~~~~"i:~~~ l~Jiw-lllly$3000 It -HARBOR VIEW llOME quolitY t~rourho-ut. ING i BR. --· ~·· 5678 MONAOO. i + dt~ !t b!), i Bt•umully Jandt«,,.,. ,,._, """" de<., 2 11111o11. llJ'!lf.• bl. """"· din ;,;{. .,.,, "°"""' podo, 111.lllll. pi• .. cor. lot "494-S69'J alt 4 ' • 153.900. Own~&f. 644-U. ntOMSEN RLTY ~ 15 minutes from Orange frrrl'd. 3 ton t1ir-rofid., prof I~ mo. Contact JEAN RIT· County employmf!nt center11. derorale<l , complrtl'ly t•11r· ln•lructkMI • ~ TER, BARRETT REAL- $77 month, Incl all! Gas, p<""ted, di~hwa!lher & g11r-';;j;j;j;jiiiiiiiiii~~-TY, 642-5200, water,'"ttash, TV cable: In a bagc disp, Othrr extra~. I fun tilled family park. Xlnt ronrl. B<""~f oiler. 714· Bu1ines1 1--.'"""w"J"'NTER=:::-=R=ENT="A""L-•,.... Contempo Green R iver 244·9269. lll'!lperla, Ca. Opportunity 200 3 BR, 3 BATII &ylronl Adjacent to a:oU course. Take -c~---L~---~1~ Plf!r. $400 per ml'.I. 67$-7762 ontem~ aguna Hil s YOUR Gtef!n River off ramp fmm Only 8 !1pa'ce11 IM't! Adult "'I" lalboai Peninsula $100-BJ::ACJI & Bay. UJ Bach. Utll pd. Child ok. * $11."i -PRJVATF.' 2 Br. Col· litgf". N!cely Joe. Toti/pet ok. * $\!ii -SUR~""S 1rr . 1 Rr. II b" a c h , To1/p e t/~i ngle11 fint. R!versldr. Frer"'a)'. 4901 OWN BlfSINESS? peck, ad j•"'"' 10 U-i•uce Grl'en River Dr., Corona. \VC1rld. 211{)1 Ridge Routr. (TI4 ) 737.7374 Vanda Re11.uty\ Coun!lt'lor, a NEW England charm . * ~ _·_ ·---Dr., ~off f\1oul!nn Pkwy.), di\"lsion of IJiftrt Jndu11trie1 GREENLEAF PARK ~i;una llill!i. lt10-3!JOO, \\l11ch inrludt"S auch fa1nou~ A BEAUTlF"UL PRIVATE ,.,.., 2 RR 2 b I I na111es a!I Tup""N'arr, \Veit ADULT COt.1MUNITY "' -., a. romp ete y ,,.. f"rn ~I 11p 1-1--p >'•m Bend and Sy""" I• planninK ]750 \Vhitli('r Avl'., C.~I. " ' . ' '""'" . Park "'-n J 11a• Cap Snail a major f',\.pamkln of il.t1 ··~ing i11 bf'lir~ing'' · '"" " '' · 1 d" l/o/p 3~<2 Al•.P•' Sp dirt'c·t lf'll in, co• m l' I I c Comr11ndlook11tnur ' · '"' · · ,I 4''8468 · 6'•'2155 155 di.•lribulor!lh lP'. \\'e aff brand new 2 bdrm, 2 bath · · . ..-· .i-e.x · serkin&" rouplt'!I tnlf'rf'11rrd Gl11s11ed -in front porch, Lrg SlllO-STUDt:NTS ,, Br. 2 Ba . liv rm, frplc, din rm, 4 Rr. Bltn~. Nr. OCC. Kid!l/Pf'!. l'ii Ba. family homl'. Gar. * Steps to bay Ir OCf"an. 321 1m.-ALON1'.: on lflt. 4 BR, 2 Alvaracla. PL S 21;, I mo . Br. frpl<', f•mily/pet. wlnlf!r rf'nfal. I * Bl!AC11 front 4 BR, 2 BA, 2 $241}-l!ORSF: Ra11Ch. 2 Br. car rsrage. 1812 w, Ocf!an-Gar. Kid11/pr11 wrh'Omt. front Ill<! 77H766. LANDLORDS! Brrkshirt' l'Onlplrtety ~10H ILE 11ome 12x60, awn-In a buainea• In \\•hich M'I up arxi landsc11J>('d lng & 1·:irporl, adult pk. nr primiuy rl"!lport•lblllty will * '~ Block f1om ~•11, 2 Sl 5.'F.10.00. Also .•rv-1'111tfl". Capo Bch, $6000.. be on lhf! ftmall' sidf'. sm• BR, xaragf', Sept.10 to June Do )'OU havf! 1 ''•t'&JlC)'! We can 1111 ii. Mitny de•1r•ble lrn111nt11 nn our waUln& 11•1. Ab.-.ol111rly NO OIARG~ BEACON RENTALS t'ral de•irable TT!!.1tlt'.• 49G·;-),'"lol,1.c.. ~-~---ahould w11.nl lo ma k" ,"'.:-::-· .:67:1:.:·c.:·6640::.cc,· ~~--- 6-46-796.5, 9 AM-6 PM 1970 Buddy, 20x44, 2 Br. 1 a p1"Uf1I. grow, •net direct Coron• del Mar 2b52. 2 Br, 2 Ba, lndry rm Adlt1 only. $8,800. Like new. o!htr 11ale1 women, view lot, $75 mo, Arllts/NP, I 17:xl \Vhittier Ave., No. 17. Each distrib11lnr 11 a!l.•illllf'<I LARGI<: 3 BR., 3 bath ore.lln WHlm. Owner 839-1<1~ C.M. 11 pro1rclf'd 1N'a of Mn· view homf! plus pool. Quif!I i'i~~pi,jijijijlli 1·rntr1rion. arta 11cm~~ from park. 10 The growth of !hf' co11n1ctlr.~ Mos. lense, $4:il .1\1o. lnrlu~try l• pN'dirtrd to he We•ley N. Taylar Co. 250 ' ~ during tht' 70"1. JI Rf<:ALTQR.<;; you woulll like ID hf!ar m(lrt' 2'1J l San Joaquin 111111 Rd. about parOcpation lo thi• Nf!wport Cf!nlf'r 644-4910 f'xciH111t. profitable xrowth SHARP 3 br, 2 b.., DR .. Dppor1u11 l1y, Y.Tilr Good Jocatil'.ln Mir beach - PRESIDENT Af(t'nt c .P.I. 675'-722.i. VANDA BEAUTY Coste Mose COUNSELOR * 645·011 I * FREE RENTAL BOOK :t Bdrm., l b811t Me111. Verde aT?.a near country clutt 1ar rent or lf!aR. New ahq rarpPting with matchlrc drapea. Available Sept. 1. Call -;,,..,; '.VIII :d I, /, 11 8480 Rf!vt'rty Boulf'vanl Lotr: An1telf!1, Calllornia 90043 ..-nEfAll. LUMBER\' Ani}. NE\V 4 RR. 2~'1 Ra. ls;:f'. Rf!altoni ~l yard, 13.'iCI mo. 976 Den\"Pr Prime location niar lht l.'rnl11I, F:Jrlflb. mlJly yr11. Coral!ltAnl monf'y 1nakl"r. I.And, rquip. ' lnv. OR will vii l•nd llnly, (;\.'!()' x 280' C-2 on major hlvtl.) Ownrr r?lirtnr. For l':<t'it· Jna dt't~tls, Ctll SOU'Tlf COAST Rt:AL ESTATE, 54.5-8.U.t BARBER SHOP Jll11t'11~ -Mu1t M"IL N'pt Btai.:h. l man·~ 1hop, full) f'qu!pf)t'd . C.oori irK"Omf! It locaHon. A11k ln1 SlMW'I. GRAHAM REALTY 646-2<14 Open EwL Or., l..'.M. ~2142, 213: """'"· LANDLORDS! $95 • C01T:"'l~F:. U!il pr!• l W• Spt<clall1e 1n Newiiort BR. $110 0 1il pd. Jlf!acb e Corona de.I Mar • Renf·A-Hou•e 979.1430 A Laa;unll. Our Rental ~ Huntington-Harbou-;--1 vie• 11 FREE to Your TrJ -•• Nu-vtN! STUDIO, 1 blk tron1 Mach, NU·V IEW RENTALS trple, hlln,,, brand new. 673-«m or ~ ~573~r ~59.~~n. (2131 Balboa lalMCI l•guna 8each ---2 BR, VIC'toria Beir.rh ~pt . 111 Jtll'lt-, $22:'1 Mo. FrncM y11.1"1'1. f94...<l.107. Dally PUol W•nt bataalru p lot-.. 3 RR. dbl •"· ~'111 ~l,y. F,luiJt.\11 kit. v,ry nlce. lfanlf'~ly Rf'Allorll 175-_. 50.l P11.ric Avf'., S.lbofl 11. Th• JAl!le1t draw in the Wflllt. .•. 1 Dallr PUot O...uted Ad.~I. ' ' ' . • ' I: I !I !' ,, " • • • DAILY PllOT --- Unfvrn. • I .s...io,, t.,t.-J, 1912 ...... fotflaole l~I I~ ._I -_ ... -_J~ f-···-l[!j I • ~ .. _ ... _ • "5 "!"· """''"' Coo11'1MM" ------ ,I • . • 1· ;~ • I I l I t .. • • ~ .. f I I 1. l • .. .. • •• : • .. t ;· I I I !. L I. I ' i:. ' l - • ' " , . .. I .. ' .. l • I. ' I - ' I f ' I' .: .. I · j . I 1· ~· .... ,. . Y••.'rt IN1il11fer,•~1p1rtin111t • You know how much you want to pay. And just about where you want 10 live. . .. Your problem is picking from among dozens •.• hundred s-. .. of available apartments. Like the ones on thes:_ ~ages. ,,., nlution? C1111111r1. · . .. Make a list. (Or use ours ... it's very com plete.), ) Compare prjce. Location. Features. Everything. Then make· a smart decision. Rent where you get the most for you r money. (After all, why eccept hamburger when you ca n have steak for the same price?) One "'"' _1u1111tion ••• Start your comparison by visiting our place.- Park West Apartments in Irvine. Our apartments rent for $160 to $250 a month. We have a great location. And all the features anyone /Jas ever thought of putting in an apartment development. ' Park -t.Ja lrri... Compare everyplace else with our place . I .I CHECKLIST t 1. Tennis courts )( . (with lights) 2. Volleyball court " 3. Basketball courts .,.., 4. Handball courts ~ 5. ,Championship Goll Course (across the stteet) )(. 6. ' Four Swirhming pools )(. 7. Plus J" Olympic pool . )(. 8. Plus childrens '(fading nool A 9. Three therapeutic whlrlbath pools )( 10. Health Spa " 11 .. Weightlifting room )C 12. Billiard room 13. T.V.room 14. Card room 15. Social room x (cateflng available) 16. Fireside lounge )(, 17. Teen· room )( 18 • Art classes x Bridge lessons x Yogacllisses y Stitching lessons )C (all practically free) 19. All-electric built·ina . 20. Walhto.-wall carpets 21. FullydraMd ~ 22. F&mlly sections )( with "Tot Lots" • • . ' ' • . 23. Separate Adult sections )C. 24. Laundry services )( ' 25. Night-time securllY v 26. Resnnnslve maintenance " 27. Air Conditioning x ·2e. Lawns and or>en apace A 29. Neighborhood 'hopping (2 minute walk)• x 30. . University (5 m!."ute drive) x ~1. fi1ementa~ and High ochools s minutes , :if . ' ' 32. Freewaye . x ' (1 minute) : • • ""' " 370 Furn. or Unfurn. Afit. """'"'-f*A;t, Unfunt,, Ji!~."""""-Ji!Allt. Unlllm. • )16 ~ ,.., __ ""'° _____ .._.,,... _ _,.,...--.---·' Furn. er U"furn • CMto MoM Cn'11 Muo Cosio !MIO COlto IMM Newport Be•ch l::::::::::::::::::::s:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::C.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.1N1woort Bloch ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-! Lakeside magic at Vista<lel Lagu r Live big for just a little ... $140! l iving at Oakwood 1s St mlll ion 1n recreation . Swimming pools. He:'ll!h club" Saunds. Ten· n1s courts Bill iards Indoor golf drn,11n g range. Sand Volleyball. Wh1dpool Baths. And lots more. There's a resident tennis pro and an activities director who plans free Sunday brunches and barbecues. VISTa Del LaGO ,. Starling as low as S 140. Si ngles. one and two· bedrooms, fu rnished and unfurnished. Sorry no c hildren or pets. Models open daily 10 to 7. live b1g ... al Oakwood. , OakwoDd Garden Apartments Newport Beach Irvine and 161 h 645-0550. 642·81 70 I~_ ... _ .. ,. ~I~ I ..... ~ I~ 1 .-....--~ Rent1l1 to Shire 430 G1r'ag1s for Rent 435 N£1'--:J) rf':>ponslblt> rt'nll 10 l NEI::D I::D. Garaa~ 1 or shat'' :! br hOu!-W, on , s lo r 1t I{ f'. Yc111•ly t.:_ Edingf'r. \\'/s11n1P. ?:!. $80 1~1so111ib!1" Nt>.;1·por1..Co1ta mo. 557·3902. Ml"i;1t ""'a. 6i::H256. ,... ~,.,, SHARE Condo 11' I g tt 11 Office Rent1 I ".--.... -·r·.N student. Pool, Nr. QCC, $87 • . Escape with uflolhe magical waterland of ~1sta .del Lago, where the emphasis is on the na_~!i~al , and the way of life is as t ranquil ~r .exc1t1ng as you care to make it. Lakeside livrn~ makes the. differenc~ for those enjoying boating, ca scading f~unta1ns and swimming .as clos.e es your patio-deck. land lovers will appreciate acres of exquisitely landsca ped grounds and walkways with a 36-hole golf course and driying range steps from your door •. Each apartment·~ome includes every cc:>r:ice~vable luxury appointment. like air-con· d1t1on1ng and speclal sound proofing to in- sure your comfort and privacy. The $500,000 Yacht Club offers handball, gym and sa unas. squas~ ~outts, game and social rooms. _ ~~t~'.ct. ~:Hl477 or I ~~ ~~·nom ~HAR~: 11ith .1 b1u•hf'lnr~. 4 !. ~~~ J1l#f~ Br. 2 slory. :\ bA hnn1t> ..... \7. "-IPIL.~f1/Jlt\ WAJLJK it'. SI00/1110. 968 -8 6 6 !1 or 1 --~~--o M6-19fri. I Sm•ll ~•t"''o"' oH•cr~ '" ltur!H)ll'I tld Ct""l'f .,,, ~np~"l1t•tid fll•Mllun1' ROOtll nlale \\'all!Pd !o 1>haTI' rttl!rl b·~""· t•• 01 !~• B•rb111' Co.st 2 br houSf!. $112.~. + ~~ "114 e.,, o• l"•i """' ""'P'· util!, 4!W-525.q e\'f'S. 1 t-i '•OM NllllTY·flYt: DDOOLLLL••~~ • ~ 11s.12:ui~1 R00~1MATE \11anttod . !~. 2 ·-~~= br apt, pool &. 11"1~ 11n. $90 n10. 64&-4951 . 20c GROSS :.! Collt>ge git·!~. p\·1 n11 &-ha in ex~hangf' for 1'()()k1n&: din· n,.r. 847-2177 niorn. I l"Fl.\I. l'OOm tURl-;-;;mPri Jn ht.'11 ul. ~.R. apt. ~lt>ps to Appt'OX. 4,000 *I· rt . oflit:f' & l>ay area. Set'OrKt floor. Ai r <'ondilio11f'd. At N11vport Ir San l lif'l{O 1-" r ,,, y . in. tt'rM"ctio1 1. A1np_le parking. 54ii-'717-I. Leguna Niguel 2 BR, 2 BA, on fairwa,v, <'Pl~. drps, b!Hns, refr. -496-9627 or 213: 763-4254. MtP Verde DELUXE, atePa to beat:!h, 3 BR, 2 BA, crpts, drps, bltnz, dishwhr, sundeck. carport, bar 4t &ardM + ma,W ultra extras. Year round !~all". $335. or Winter rates of $350. UPPER 2 Br. Crpts, drps, No pe~. 548-3470 encl gar. Nr. BakE>r &: Harbor abop'g. Adults. no 1 WALK pets. 2984 Royal Palm Dr. Stroll or run. ~1l BlJc to the $145/lllO. 645-3515. Bay. 1% blks ~ to ocean. Spaeiowi1 gracious, lite, airy, pri, 2BR apt.-yl"arly, 673-1909. . L1v1ng._anywhere. else is out of tfie ques- tion after see ing Vi sta del Lago. EfficiOJ)cies. I and 2 bedroom, 2 bed· room plus den, from $190. Furnished arid unfurnished models open daily 'nine 'tit dark. Adult Living Next to Golf Course Or . Mesa Verde East and Adams St 540-1800 ----- bc:h. 6-l't--0516. -----Apt. Unturn. 365 Newport ••ch EXCUJSIVE EXECUTIVE RESlDENCES THAT LOOK DOWN ON Rent• NEW de!~« 4-plex apt<. I 11..-J ~;..,~2;~~8 BR. CrpU, drps. bltns, tbe .. dial Ne.,..port dshwhr, balcony, encl 1ar. Office Rental 440 Elepnt.new.1partmcnttt.'I• Nr. So. Coast ahopplng idencn. 'Wit.b views to the center. Call 5(5..232]. or NICE rm to downtown C.l\t. 1ea. Detianed in the 1upcrb 537-1~. area, Kitch Ir boutt priv, c:ontemponiry French lradi· Color TV. 6 f 2 _ 5 4 9 4 ; tiou, landlc.lped like • royaJ San Clemente 3 BR apt, bltns, Near beach. Can 714: 993-lm <Orangel aft 6 p.m. all day Sal/Sun. Apt1., Furn. or Unfurn. 370 ~5337. prden. ROOMS ns wk up w-kit: $30 • Unollbellcd vkw1 and wk up Apta. 2376 Newport localion Blvd, CM. 54M755. Full 11.111 wall1 for°"'° •nd hli'bor\'iews ROOM, priv. baU1, f':ntrance, z mit1uie1 to YOW" yatdlt kitcht'n priV:il. $92.50/mo. ju Btlboa. Bay DELUXE 2 k 3 BR., 2 Ba. encl. gar. Sl55 up. Rental Otc., 3095 Mace Ave., 546-1034.. N. Colla Mesa. 546-7285. 'JD.inule.!1 lo the Bay Club SEACLIFF Manor Apb. 1 Cost• Mep Panonmic "Y'ew o! ROOM & laundry, young caur 111 d Br. $144. 2 Br. $164. Pool. . nu1n. $50/mo tf you rnow ina an Ctpta, drps, bltns, a:arb. lle8liJIAU 2C) yard. NR occ. Cat I • 2'-bouf tecUrity QUIET. spacious 2 Br. ~ per. Bltns, ~I gar. Adu.Its only. $150/mo, 646-~. dispJ. 1525 P1acentta Ave . Manned auard-bouc Aa:k 'about om· discount. S)l&J'klml New .Adult Apt•. 540-0770. itntranoe -visitort .cnentd 548-26S2 or 64.2-834(), • 2 BR, 1 BA. Furn $225 Sleepinr rm Ir ba. per your int:1m<:1lon~ • z BR z BA unr mo Em Ooeod cirC'Uit aiecurily 1V PARK Newport Bachelor Privat•' ., .. ..:, )··~,.-~~.... pl man-only. SG5 mo. lJabted .Obterr1ntan "' '-""' u.i1u w.r-.:::n Costa· ?l.fesa. 646-4296 PARK NEWPO-RT' apt. unfurn., AoaH. from oetti,,.. e&rpom, ••• paid. .,,,;,, Sept 1-Feb. 1. $180. Util. 114 E. ~h St., C.M. 548--0l3? COOL rm. Nicely furn. Private c1tv1tor ICrVict APARTMENTS · cl N k Pot ba. N< bch • 1U>m. ;, "'b build;nc '" " 0 '"'° en ° ' I B• tum, poo' utll pd. L 1· t• drinken. No lea• req. Call .. * 673-1304 * u.mp 1t •• .. ways On the bay Sharon, &t0--0137 O'l' 6«--6lll. .Sl11~'1""'mo·. :.,~ .. !'..~. ~~ c~: J'R.E.£ .room for l hour work. • Af)!lb"''"'Mnlt dt~i1n1d <N .............,. ~ ....... 'fl'lt a aater'a toul!b Luxury apartment living OV· NR Hoag Hospltal'$180 mo. 2 YoD Dr., C.M. Must be reliable, student, AJl.eltctric kitchen erlooking the water. Enjoy BR. 2 BA, new crpt, drps, employed or?' 613-7178. PriT11ope,tio -balcooie1 $751),iO) health spa, 7 swim· bltns, d ah w 1 ht'. w/d Hurrtinetoft Beach Lge. ·rm, pvt, ba A: .,ntr. firtplacn wi1h touch· ming poola, 7 lighted ten· hookup. 4243 Dana Rd. HUNTINGTON G 1 rd•n1 1 bl~k lo bch.'$80 mo. ton1rolled1n!lia,bters · -·~-pt ·1 f WaU-to-wall c.ar t rus ... vu.i. 04, us m1 ea Cl '46-6361. . Aptt. Heil at ~ .. Chica. 675-nGS Npt Bch Co-ordinated c om ~~~ ~!~.~~io~~; CANAL Front 3 BR. Newly 8t_I1323. ~m~re ·• See Gueli Hom. 415 draperies from 1174,50 monthly·, also 1 d.!c. Dock avail, Sul'l<lck, "' you re m111sing, Fr. l-----·-----ll SP1cioul J '"Y mirrored $325 Yri dlta no .... ! $l.3042ti0 drts9in1 area~ and 2-bedroom plans and y, • ' .. ~ 5'' · *PRIVATE ROOM* 'Built·in wc1bar• J.slory 1 to,m houses. Elec· flT;)>-2124 DELUXE Apt·priv. patio,/ for an1bulatory lady, Cood Sui:i ray filtered llOIRr 1Ias1 trlc kif,chens, private patios DELUXE modern l BR. 2 musi<-'. 6 pools:, uuna. tl"n· rood, nice cheerful •ur· , Jncludc:i "The Versailles or balconies, carpeting, dra· ba. Yrly. Call Bill White. nia, $130. Spacious Pool1kie I roo11din1t11. Club" pe:ries. Subterranean park· Daya: 673-6210: E v e • : Bungalow $150. 846--0259. * Call $43-4753 * • Ueiq• •'Acapnlco rype .. l ln& with elevaton. OpUoaal ~1082: Ununi Beictl PRIV. l Semi•Priv Rma. •quat>.r wi1b heated pool __ ,. __ , J -· f • •Od IUD deck• •muu ""-vi~. ust no.-u• o *FANTASTIC VIEW e VIEW e Man or lady. Cll)st to-park Eun:ix•ndl9llaarooma l'aalllon Island at Jamboree B -• 3 • ' ho N lrit' oJ ond San J-HUii Road. I r, ,,.,..,., J!luna, mo 1 or Seel 1 BeUevi , .. • ps. u ioua me 1. Bini1rd room 12 mo· 1 $125. 644-6622 or ng • l1i · . ~2562. Formal prdcaa Te;!ephone (n4) 6f4.1900 642-3645. OCUntront 2'8r, 2 Ba.·Avrul fOI' rental information 9/1. Mature adulb. No pet•. Summer Rtnt1l1 420 EASTBLUFF N~_: 1~ llmt>12 2 Br, Elevatora to heath. Pool. i--=,.,.,.,._=---wat11:.1uvut. "'l"'n to 5. security ** BEACH APTS. alpr g, Villa Gr1n1d.I Apt1. Sat-Mon 4161.I 38th Street. ~3l7$ ~st H"'Y· s. LAa:una .$Jl5 to $175 wkly, Aur/Sepl. e TOWNHOUE-Spaclou~ 4 j BALBOA BAY CLUB 499-28.'t'l 675-5810 or 673-6880. BR.. 21"J Bl., balconil"s .. i;-xqw·~ie ba,•-nt I o~ .~--~·-~---frplc, wrt bar. attached 2 ,.. •• ~ ... ., °'u "1 Newport a.ach Rentals to Shire 430 car garAge. iisQ tq. lt. $4j.)/mo Leut. &45--0l39 $400/MO. 3 BR. 1 l!• frplc, 1 blk to I . e EXEC UTI V E bCh.~YWlY. ~,-,. I OCEANvtt\V TEACIIER-sallor lookin1 for ,'rowMiO.....Spac;oos 5 BR, ' '.i!]l·2456 > den, 3 Ba., frplc, wet bar, YEIJU:.Y'<Uvtl,y 'watr,,rront attached 2 car aarare. ~ IMri&. tt i:..-; Doclt. $300. sq. It. $560/MO. '15-ll45. • Poof FacllltlH. -2-B~R,~-,-,_--... --... -.-ch-.-No N" CdM HI1h School • J>l'ill• 1225. 835 Amigos Way, NB 644-2991 Ge0, WD!lamm JUtr $4U570 LUXlJRY APT ' -· • · Qcean • bay view, 2 BR, NowJ"!! ""'""" iJ • den, 2 BA. DX> IQ It. 9tb ~ t . " tU•••Y· lrvlnt GolfCouliie. C. t ,,!-' !, ;_. '"" " Ne:wport ..Bea.cb.. $625. nto. 1 41!. 2---..Br. POoi.. i Car, Ca.U bttween..l.t am 4l 5 pm, ~-Cm drPR. ~ull.ll. DO lf4.<llU ... M-M.124 I ...... Qu;.f.. $l6ll 642-IOOL • 2 BR, 1 BA rmmate lo llw'e t Br. ·Apt. ~ * "2'--3639 In NB. 1'"'urn. '°' 111 ptlv. "!~~~~~~~~r $100. <71.f) 675-1Sl2 or (213) ; I~ j Tlt-059~ o ..... -,II I Fem•I• roomm1t. to .._ _____ _,_ · · 1hare Nwpt, 8 ••ch front oportment with Room• 4oo I ••mo. c.11 ........... . I ond1 &., Mon. 536-00l2. R!\I , 11h<m'Ct', tolleot, wa~ In MALE, 18-22, to alvl.l't ntoe 2 <:I0111!!t-. No 11nokrr o r BR ap1, Nr, OCC. SlOO/mo. drinker. Sep entry ... $15 mo. 2-ll Avocado St., C M . Sa>--clna M.p. Incl utilli"-lat Chriatia1n prd'd. Dan, + W t-ino v.nnt. 548-1003. 646-4;;77. -------- , ( \ Fumidwd t.Dd Unfumisbed Studio, I, 2,1: 3-Btdrootns Oel bedroom/Mudiol I from.$195 Two bedroom I from S29S DeluJ1t: three bedrooms ),fodel1 OJIC!D 9 a .. m. to 6 J.m. .~ ON nu: llLUJ1FS AT NEWPORT From NeWpart Boule..-ard. tum atHoepiOO JtOMf' (one ~ blo<lt ·-holf!c c..~ Hish••Y at USO Jtlt:) 10 eftlTIJK<. Dontld J, Sdtoli: A Com· paoy, 900 C11ocy Lane, Newport leach, C..liforn1• '2660, Ttle-:(7H) '4l.OOOO I I ~'"' w~tf:flrOnt Qtri1..'f's .frnm mo ¥ontb Prime Loct'Oon' 341 Bayalde 0r:.;'R·t>t-l1nch Blll Grundy, Rltt-: 675:.61&\ DESK ipace available $50 mo. Will pro\'IM tumUure at $S mo. Answttlng Ael'Vtce 1t"all1tb.11t. 222 Fore1t Av.,, l..11gi.11m Bearh. 494-9468 DESK s par e! av&lbible $50 ino. Will provide rurntture al $5 mo. An.~wtN:ig ll"rvloe av11 ila ble, 17875 BC'!arh lllvd. Hunlin~ton Bl'ach. 642-4.Ul PRO~'l:;SSIONAJ. S u 1 t ,. , t:rady to 11:0. llt>il 11t Bol~a O ur.a, H.1:1. $275 /mo. 114~132.1. -BAY VfEW OFFICES 1 'L>eluxe, air-<:o nditioned Rederoraterl. Lido arett I Rl!'a!onomir."I. Bkl'. 6Th-&700 I EL1':GANT, 1n1all. Newport Center aulte ot office-. For Information call 644-UJ.4 Cll' I 642-3073. e OFFIC"E-600 ."lq ft S90 n10. Co11ta Mefla. • li46-2130 • 1-0-,.-n-c-E-'-SION!. 525 sq, ft. O!f S1. Pkg. Ulil. 20:,:z Newport l ~l vd., CM ~12:12 SUf'\-lr t rurn. 1 Roo1n Sutt<' Airporlf'r Inn arf'il. $150 pt:r I nw. 83J-92 11. Rentals W1nted 460 MATURF. WOMAN WANTI; TO RENT UNJ"R. ONJ·; BEDROOi\1 APT. PltF.F'ER I POOL . 1'0 P ~ Sl ~:I TN CLUOIN(; UTJLTTTFA<; I 536-5761 AFTER 6:30 or Sal t.r Sun. I \VANT yearly unfun1ished beachtronl 2 br 11pt or ho111'fo I · will f~ up tor rta!iOnAblf' l'f'nt. 675--0606 f'\'('i;_ \\"ANT to ltll."lf' 1iur11111: orr. aeuon unfurn, II~ "'it h 2 r.a:r pr In NB. ~1\'o childre11. <TI4)~ PROFESSlONAL r • tn i I y needs clean pool hnmf'. Ask fO'l' Frank, Agt. 9!'l6-2.'IOO. TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT I Wl\NT AD 642-5878 I I ' 8 OAll.V ~ILOT S!Hldl1, S.Ollmbtr l. 1972 .-. f "·-=·· .. I~ I uoo•-l[S)I l· ____ m_..,_" __ soo_ l'ound "'" o<l•I S5t SdiMI• & 1c:.;=rpo1=,;.;s.n;.;.;.;;.1 .. =---1 "'°"=nlenl=:;."''"---..:"':;.... PtrlOllll Wlr Service roRrolSE -...... 1n111rvcti... m JOHN'S euiwt. ~ AL'S GAllDENING Pick up &: dt'UvC'r )'Our Mme with flea oolr. v.,. flitnd. l.;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I ~ Ute bldl- or oUk-e H.B./C.M., ap,'d ly. j/~. "7·Utl pard (.Soll ~II) • b<auticlan, 536·0993 oh 5, 1-P"-A'-'RT=Gernl...:..::...::!lh:;.•;..phml~l~co~I. AIRLINE 0..,.....,. 6 all eolor I.le, J yr. 1151 Pau.larfno, bri&htsne"I: A-10 m.inuta C I ·-·-g bleach lot wbli. carpets. f ~· lrt;J F~~~eae ViC Jleil :_w=·~-~ 1 ';;;m;;;;iiiiiim;.:~~ •N.wlanttH.B.812-Jlll. TRAVll AGENCY uvi.w ""'· lliDhw rm. ' II SJll FOUND f<m. 1rilb S.ttu. hall $15. Any mi. Sl 511, P __ •'-'°"-•-I•-----Call -1610' -tit<· CAR E ER couch IJD, CIWr $5.15 Loll 5" TRAINING "'I'· la _, oounu, not * fllNDU SPU:tlTUAJ.l.ST * ~t this ad cha¥ Your wMle oullook on life for the STRAYED from Via Lorea, helter Profes1klnal advice Udo l&le. Huge m •I" on l!It'. l.ll't'nsed. ~1tdingJI blk/\lo•hl 1hrt hair cat. Old, rltiily, 10 A!'.t-10 p ?tt. ua:ly·lookini "x tr em el y 492-9l~, '192-9034. 312 No El 1...:1:..:"':.:ndly=:..· 67:.::.3-...:7!=0!· ___ 1 Cam i no R,. a I, Sa 11 APR1l'OT toy poodle, ma.le, Cleme111i'. orange collar. J.rril I Gra-~ method. I do work m)W:U Good ttr. 53Wl01. :.illngt * SPARKLING WJUTE New acou1tlcal celllnp Any time 6#-7183 Reu. Cem ent, Concrete CASH FOR COINS hOm, H.B. Rewanl. 8<6-1967 p, 'P, Silver, Gold, C.Ollcctions, alt 5· ltCif ic.: FREE ideu, ldvb: and tor ~ ·a 1m1•1 ........... --coll 5tO-Q9I ne&. Str•ln1 N-. C.W. Oom ......_ Dover Shorn, WNfcl.ltt. YARD Cle:anup, weedln&, tree trlmmin& • n mcrv. l<ou>Wl..... haulJnr. free .... ~. 'S L&zlltscaplng. Tree ttmoval. \' ud remodelbW. Truh hauling-, lot cleanup. Ropalr opr!nld<"' m.m6. * LANDSCAPING * New lawns, Sp r I nk l e r1, decks:, cleanup. State llc'd. 536-1225. NO ONAN 'S Lewn It l\1alntenance lttYln& CM, NB 4 CdM areu. Home1, Apta IL C.Omm'l. 541--1323. Accumulations, U.S. Type, C 0 L Ll E-Sbe'pherd, med rslimates. All l dlaqe tor rorcign and SL&mps Needed height, light brown roloring. 61 O E. 17th St. is a beautiful job at a reu. ROTORTILLING, 1prtnkla'I, PAY TOP DOLLAR Vic KIJ!ybrook School, 0.1. priCf'. 645-{i073. new lawm. 'I'l'ffs I: ahnabl OLD COIN SHOP 642-8381. Santa Ana CEMENT Work • Patios, removed, yard clean-UJJ. m ForeAI, L.B. 64-Tm WST Alale Jri.lh Setter, Jl,t pool deckl etc. JJc'd If Free"'estlmatn. 979-1291. srruATION wanted: An a~ yn. Scar on akle. need• 543 6655 bonded. Call aft 5. m.-0291. COMPlZI'E Law n A: prentlccship to a ).faster or medication. &t>Th34. Aak • PATIOSSIDEWALKS Gan:l.enllJe' ""'4:e. Haullna lJle, lk v.'Of'k. Call or v.Tiff" for John or Frank. For Qualification Info CEMENT CONTRACTOR &: clean-up. Jlm ~ Je?TY Bowden , 590 BROWN/reddfah markln&s, Call Max *** 6U-06l7 EXP. Haw&ilan Gatdt'ner. o~. Laguna Besch. ).f&Je ~P· Vic: Shalimar 1: PATIOS.PLANTERS Complete san:lenlng arvict 4~· Placentia, CM, 6464153, j ~ All Concrete woik. Bnck1., Kamalani, 646-f676. P~BLEM Pregnancy. Con-KEF.SJ10ND, uaY A blk, [ ...,._ w ~ ilumpstone wk. SM.353.1. 'Gtntral Strvlcet f1dcnt, a y mp a I he t I c Lolt vie oakwood Apts. N.B. _ _ 'pttgnancy count.eling. Ahor-"Duke". Rev.•ard. 675-Q.43 e aJSTOMCEMENTWORK 00 You Need Home tion &: Arloptlon rc1. AP-Drives, WALKS, pal io!>, Repairs? Call Brian or Gttr CARE. 642-4136. SMAIL, black Oach.'Jhund B•bysitting pool deck&. Don, 64.2-851-i tor PainUng-Plumtilng-Dry wi1h curly hair, lllllll'>'-"er& 1o \ GRINGO bachelor v.•ishes to ''Fl J.'i", call 6$-3648. . Std1walk1 & P•tlo1 \'all, etc. 642-0022. learn culture &: larrgua&f of ....:...:...:.:...:..=:..:::::..:=--EXPERIENCED Licensed Lic'd/Bonded 64.>7050 Hauling Mexklo lrom or w i'th Lon Black Labrador, Mother of thrff, aeebi-----------~------. & mole. Hig Sch. permanenl babysitting post~ Child C.1re female. Friendship more * Reward. 962-41128 * Uon for either full or po11sible. 54&-~ I--------- JAPANE.SE boy needs home with family atterxilng h1a:h 11ehool 548-335A. BROWN &: while f e m • part·tlme working mothen. Att•ntion School Basenjl dof. Bluebird Cyn Pttter Utile boy u com-Tuch•ra Rd .• Lq, Reward. 4!J4..MS7. panSon fur my own Day Cl.re licensed mother of LIGHT tan Mtie Odhuahua, pre-chool '°"· Wttk days thrtt, Rffka pmnane:nt po- name "Buttons." north Cos-ollly. Hot brtaklut. lunch, s!Uon carlnc far )'OUI" chlld SKIPLOADER A dump truck work. Concrete " uphaJt aawina lk breakl n1 . 84&-nJO. TREE A 1" plant ""'°"'· Rototil, J'i.ooovate, y a rd ALCOHOLJCS Anonym~ Phone 542-7217 or "?ite P.O. Box 122.1, Costa Mf'1&, 55 1 1nacltl, napt, fenced yard. whlle you work. substitute ~8 MesR, 7•1370· Vilta View school dl1trict. teacbtn welcome. Hot ., cleanups.. Maw/bauL Call M&T, 6'2-1403. -----WE'RE here to help. The Edblgtt " Magnolia, Foun. meals. flnacks, naps, fenced YARD. 1arage cleanups. Center, 1:!2 F.a!lt llllh St, JIJ•j tain Valley area $25 week. yard. ~fer little boy u Remove trees, "dirt, ivy, lnstructkHt 557-t861. comparuon tor my own pre· D t iv e w a· y 1 , ,cradlna". C.M. HoUil'IC': f;.12-0032. hool N v · t v · ..., ~'" l ~mmmmiiliiili~~IGRANDMontER an · e sc ton. ear 1sa 1ew 1 ~=----·-~~~--Social Clubs S:U I 1 c giv School betwet>n Edinger " GET R ID OF THAT 1---------Schools & love, playmate11, ml'alS" &: Warner, oU Magnolia, E'oun-UNSIGHTLY TRASH &: FIND YOURSELF lN SOMEONE ELSE. care. Expt:t. ~ Ref 1 · tain Valley area. $25 week. _ tn1trudlon1 5.75 6f5..5469, 557_4861. DEBRIS COLL. SI'UDENT bah. 5 FREE EST. 543-"428. DISCOVER DISCOVERY 11•-213/387-3393 Tr•v•i 540 I SET SAIL TAHITI Grand 3 Mt.11ted Schooner, crew Ir guc>sl11 11h, costs. (213) 371-1239 Lolt .. found Jal Found (frH o<l1) 550 GE. Spaniel, b I a c k w/tan. ~ collar, Dr. Aleen on n.bles tar, very frierdy. Turtlerock area, """"'. 833--0534, SMALL German Shepherd puppy, abt 2 mo old. on San Ole&"O Freeway, No. of 'San Clementr, 213-431-298( or Interested In A Real Estate CarHr? t I Lfcansing Prtp. For Full Or Port Time e R.E. Sbm 4 Bkrl • Sales Succea Traln1nc e Placement Ant h sra4t w /leadin1 broken • Day &: Eve au.ea e Tuition Relmb. Plans • Broker Referral Prop'am 4..10-53)5, For Information Brocbure FNo, mal• """· 1..,. .. ..,. t714l .wa.nn Husky type. Jo'rlendly, mult A-FrM Guest LectuN find owner. LI 8-7697 al-325 No. (Old) Newport Bl. NB ternoon. Edmond F. J•ck1on FND small black rml dog vie. lnteniection of Irvine & 2ht St. Was •urlng nea iii: chain coUan. 548-5667. BLACK Ii: white P/Ch1huahua?, )ona: legs. Vic. lfi66 Monrovia, C.M. 642-5677. FEMALE cockapoo, JfighV.'8Y, 646-.1344. * emaJI black found Coast Ne\\'J)Ort ~-l * R.E. Education since 1964 Acaclomy R1•I Estate Contr1ctlnt & ln1urance Schools (GI approv.d. MIC, BoAl * * Trader's Paradise lines times dollars PALOM INO .l{tldlng, with ' tack, for transport111lon cat. $350. value. Some !'!how, ex· ullent trail 13 yn old. s25-9m LAKE J.'ort:sl, '4 hr J :i1t, Nr club I: pro.I. Eq. $13,000. Submit units, T0'11, moblre hm or whnt h11ve you. Rllr I °'\'lltr. 8.10·3093. * * * I * DAY Nunery, iell to Contr.1ctor yn $18 per wk. ~5788 or YARD &: Garaae Cleanup. 645-4302. ,________ .fue .... 7 ..,.. Call CHILD CARE, REMODEL or r e no v ate , ;-;c::.=:;·..:-=-c.:,==---my nome. ~ mntractor Ii: 80111. Apa up to 4. Fenced yard. Lie. &: bonded. 30 )TS. up. Hounc:INni"Sll CM area. SU-7424. Frff est. 831-1109. --------- FORMER teacher wantl' to J A c K T a u l a n e-Rtpalr sit children o( teachers. My remod .. addit. 20 yrs. exp. home. Meea· Verde. 540-1705 Lic'd. My Way Co. 547-0036. C.1rpent•r Additiol\5¥* Remodelinl Crl"Wick Ir Son, Lic'd CARPENTRY • Additions IL 673-f,()4! * ~~7l70 ttpair. ai yrs. tiarbor area. Electric.I 646·2115 or ~294. Any day b the BEST DAY to ELlX:I'RICAL WORK. All nm an atl! Don't delay.. • kinda:. Bil or aroall Llc•d It call today &t2-5678. Im. ne. nt. 5*--0211. CLASSIFIED HOURS (~INDEX) I _,. .. I~ Cla11ification IOO.J24 MESA Oeanlns. CarpetJI, windows, nooni, et c • Resid/com'I. 55 7-6742, 5-18-4111. Prof. C•rfMt Cl•Aning A1Jro windows It floor care Call Dutch 537-151)1, 2-4 hrs Dodic1tod CIHttlni * WE 00 EVERYTHING * Refs. Free est. 646-2839 JAPANESE lady to do hou1ecleanlng. Needs I tranlpirtation. 546-0'IU. •Export HouHCIHnl119 By Day. Refs. 136-064S J•nltorl.11 Jeff's Cleaning Se1'vice Residential -Commercial *~* P1lntlnt I. P.1rrh.1n1in1 JOIN THE 'SELLERS CIRCLE' ,,~.WE'RE ' I SAVING SPACE FOR ~ ~ ~ 'C!!!f!!!!J ~ ~ ·~ If you sell a servlce anCI Clon't aC!vertise in t~e DAILY PILOT Service Directory, you're doing bus ineu th e ha rd way. The Service Directory (classifications 600-699 in the classified ad section daily) gives you an advantage you get through no other advertising medium. It reach- es customers who are ready to buy. Be there when your prospects come into the market looking for th e serv ices you have to sell. If you r se rvice is n't listed, we'll start a category just fo r you . Pick up the pho ne right now and reserve your space in the "Sellers Circle" , •• 1Your Direct Line to I /1 , Directory Results \ 642-5678 ' ./ " . • '1 - l • I • • t ' • • • • l ' l • . . • • . • . • • • • • . . ' . t • • . • 1 I i • i • • • . . ·~----------------------------------------------------------~ . ' I . - . I I I • SO YOUR LITTLE RED WAGON IS REALLY DRAGGIN' l\LL BILL. ADD HORSEPO ,WER 10 THE FA ·M.IL Y BUDG -ET . . I • You can handle those bills. All you need are the dol· • lars you'll get for all the still-good, but· nobody· uses· them items you'll find all over the house. Make a list of them today and decide to turn those unwanted ar- ticles into extra cash. It won't cost you ; ; ; it'll pay you.· And you'll be surprised at how fast you can sell iust about anything with a DAILY PILOT classified ad • Try it today. Every day is a good day to use .. DAILY PILOT WANT ADS I . ' \ (And .You Can Charge Them) \ ' . \ • . I • IJ - I .. ~ J • D J 0 OAIL Y 'ILOT I ~--_..-.-~1~~1 ~1~~~·~~.·~~l~;.D~~---·~-·~lt~J~l~,~,,,~~lt~J=I ~·1=·,~·~ ... ' PlumJ;lrtt He., w•nted, MI I' 711 p W•-· M 11' 710 W-. M & • 711 ...., _llC. MA ""1 Drains undas.afd -ST.!!O &e'11er Une to 10'1 ... $U .. ,...2502. Hi'O-w;;J, 17,.:...MA,Ry' Bl!TH~· " :: : 'I Doo1a1 -· FIT. _ _____;,, z:... 1 I du:Ua Exp nee. PLUKBING REPAIR No job too &m&1I ASSEMBLER • -..... -~N"r<'PERS0""8.. ~ r-otlicc, strl. ...........c:s~ "* MJ-3128 * Experience4 in PC Board & Harness assem- bly. Excellent benefits. Salary range '2.3.\-. $3.40 6r.' 1 •11n, Santa Ana. Exp. roe• r .. "'1mburRd ~·=-=~req""'d~":,&_44_2ll~9-' ~-1 Sec'y/Conltr lo M'1I DENTAL • front cttice, airl, See'y/Cmen.I $$TS Lwint:1/After•'1ons ____ .. _ ... _. -- SEWINQ.DESIGNING ?tfen/\Vomen. Reas. Ra.tea 2 -· -s. ... AJia. Exp. S.C'y!Brnl<rrss• ietJO N • relll ""l'cl. 6".lliS F/C --to 1315 .$10 min. Call ~?"50 , DOCUMENTOR DIVISIO D~AILER, "" pou.i. .... Eocrow otfJ<ft 1100 ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH ~ ~:i.'."'~~;,: ~~.::" :: Allorotlons-642-5845 Neat. accurate. 20 yean exp. EXPERT CUl10m desij:ning, Jntyllna Ii: •lterlnc . 64S-4l25. 9 a.m-5:30 pm. 2921 South Deimler StrHt, S•nt1 Anl Blvd., Costa Me11. Inv. Contr1 SUpV to $D (714) 5•r3551 DI tor Of N · Co-. ,....,._ S100 'Kr rec . ur-a1ng Manaoem"'t Tme to $650 ,.,...,--=-.-.--,,r:-.=;;-c;;o;::-;w:=:"C70.o.,.H. Conv. hosp. 111 Newport . Recept/typlst MOO Halp Wanted, MI f 710 Help W•nlad, MI F 711 Co<ta M"' area. send I Al., Fee Jobs rnume to P.O. Box 10880, I ~-E 11th ' t I . ) c .. i ~ _~ .... _·-~l[Il] ASS E '-i BL ER S-Preclse .olderina: Ii: J\lech. asaem. Cole Jnat 2034 Placentia, Ci)1, 642-8080. BREAKFAST cook A 1 night Santa Ana. Ca. 9271 l. ...., . 642~l4Jr;me ...... cook \~:anted. Vo I e a no DRY CLEANING counter I _ _ ___ __ _ ____ J louse, J400 B r I • to I girl. Se"'1.cing, mehding. I ~- Pali11ades, C.'-L 557-8466. aome alte:ntlons. Jo-'Utl time'. BUSBOY vao·s a..ners. 3'12 E. JOI$ A1;;1~~;;!~;: a.I~~ l\tust be clean• near. Ovtt Cout Hwy., Cdi\f. / Urgently Neeclecl ~ob Wanted, Mdo roG .JUST completed college, need full-time job. Reliable, ~ trantp. Ted. 494-2J6S. Job Wanted, F•male 702 demonstrate new food pro-l~. ~pply In pe~, Surf I: ELECTRONIC a ' 'e n1 b I )' e Secretaries NS•8r1o1n, 5930 W. ~ Hwy, "'oric, Costa Mesa area. j e R-optlonlsls duct in markf'll. O~'ll trans. _ Part time f'"JO. per \\-eek. · .,. 6£.Ta89 • Keypunch Opr1. GOOD TYPIST Wiii do your typing •t -11ar homo, Wiii rickup . end dllrvt:r loca H;B., (i73-$i63. c,~ASJ-llER1 r-•--»-!or ESCRO\V -.......Q FF IC BR : t • Industrial oton:a ....,,p. KJU ..... ,. Beautiful ~located in lrvi"-54M450 Auoosv;~;.CHBOARO callhter to wor;k troi!! 19 am Of area. Good tienefita. NEVER A io~EE AT TE..\IPO 1 lo 3 pm. &,iwl!I ~otomat, Start $700. Fie PaidJAlao TEMPO • F.. V., WHI, 75c ,,Or pg. or wlll work by hour ull 147·3095. N d d Rr~cE:iJ· bu sy .30llLaJS ~ ut .... , South r~ee Positions. CalJ Joe Tempctr•ry Help ee e . . _ guna. . , Burton, 54G-6055, Coastal dealerslup. Automcbile CASHIERHO'STESS A 2'19)ff botBI t background pt't'f'd. Hn. • gency, ar · a 8;3()..!"1:30 Mon-1''ri •. p h : .P /Ume Eve. or w~.1=Ad~•~m~•~·~CM_. ____ _ 979-250o ext 19 aft 10 M'.I. Exper, prefcl Apply in ESCROW Mgr. S. C.O.St ~EEO help at home'!' We penon, Colony Kitchen, 32ll area. Min $ yn exp Xlnt t tla.ve Aide• • Nunn • BABYSmER Deeded before H~J:ior BL CAI Cd • JJousekprs e Compenk>M 1; alttt school Boys is·&: I · ' · oppty. n.I 'v/protlt JOB wanted-Male 1 e e k • employl'Dlnt u chauffeur, companion, cardener. Refs. Newport atta P re f . 61>--6629. e 1-lomemakers • Upjohn H bot Vl ·Ham 11 ~ CA!HIER for coffee-11h0p. aharing. 871-1640 '•-~~-ar ew e • Apply In pel'llOn, Hotel E •--• $ 00 <n1~,...,,. trans. 640-0416 alt 6 pm. Laguna G So Coast Hwy xec. _... Y 7 KEYPUNCHl!RS Nffikd lmme&ately. AU shifts, must have aper. Xlnt eatmng1. H 0 US ECLEA.i"lf NG. Ex· BAB'"'SITTER. 2 children r ......... .' n~b . ' Fee Paid/Abo Ftt: Jobs ~ .._ ... _ .go; • Top Skills ,,erten<:'f:d, rellable. 0 \1•n I qes 4 & 7, 4 "'kda)'s. Own ;;tt:;t;;;;;; tlm Call Lo-,·oe ' R f ~ wanted, pt. e. • ... transportation. es. transp. 833-8881. /\ppJy S&A Shoea, 333 E. WttrCLIFF S48--0363. eABYSITTERrLive-in, age 17th C.M. Penonne! Agency FOR convaleseent care in lS or cwr. Own' t:ransp. CHILD care. ~lature \\'Oman, 2043 We$tcliU Dr., r..'B )'OW' hotne, $3. hr or $400. Children 10 il 13. 640-019i over 40, for 2 chldn·7 I: U. 645-2770 ~:~1.548-8627 mornin&ll, Iv. BABYSI'Ii'ER needed 7:39 LUii bskpg. M 0 n -Fr 1 • Executlv• Secretary am-4:30 pm Wed thru Sun.. >-fipm. Own tran1p. Nr Sales office. Experienced DAY \VORK-Gcneral cl Pan· ing. ·Rellah!e, TranllJ)Ol"la· tloo. MJ.71D> Help Wantad, MI F 710 2 chlldttn, S &: I. 341-0800. ?ttainolia &: Adams, 11.B. only. lmmed. opening l girl BABYSIITER ~. % 96S--9ll0. ortice. Shorlhand ft<!Uired. children, 1 & 3 yrs, Uy&in OfILD ca.re want~ for IBM Exec. Newport Beach or out. ~9'71!. kinderzarteher' 1'1on thru area. Call Tues. am 9/5 for Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..., . Fri. ca.Jilornia 11 c ho o I appt. 557-il.23. Accnt• Conatr Bldg E.xec. Sec'y Conlitr Lc'gal Secretary Underwriter $151< !800+ $650 BAKERY dlstrkL 51!HZJO alt~ EXEC SECRETARY CHILD care alter 11ehool. To handle heavy 'vork Joad Kindergartener &: 4th grad· in l man ollice. Opportun- cr. Bayview Dist by 9/11. ity to learn promotion & 545-6489 aft 6 pm. P.R. Send resWTie to Clas- CLEANING woman, bon· sified Ad #347, c/o the dable. Nlte work. Ofc bldg.. Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, CLEANUP PERSONNEL Jr. Acct Coruitr Mall Clerk Clerk Typist Exec. Sec. Tr8.vel NEWPORT Personnel Agency Ill Dover Dr., N.B. 642-3870 A<X.'9UNTING .cJerk-bkkpr. ltl'uat have gd t-xp & familiar w-AIR. 1ayables, ~.Ila, billing, _c a s h ; l;)Ff!1pts, k-\1111bursements. DI wlbkkpg ., a ch i n ,. :-Ill>; .,.,. .... "'¥· Should ~ ,_ ad . fypiat le. rapid on 10 ~by :~din&" mach. Pleasant 1 ofc;,. tn C.M. Great oppty. Cad Mr. PeaTon, 546--727'1, ewa & wiCn.ds 675-2154. ADDITIONAL women need· ed at once .to · h&nq:le in· creased demtind for Holiday Magic OmneUca. Small In· ventory investment brirtr ~enerous oommtM1ons. Call Jlollday Mqlc Diltributor, l!JH648, ALJ...DA Y babysitter needed .-lose to 267 Robinhood Ln., C.ltl. Write or atop by. AMBmous men a: women to learn ITl&keup il\ltruction VMane Woodard Cosmt'tics, Ph: 846-5479. Ne~s DAY HELP Apply in person only to Mr. Anderson 16n Roy119lds, S.A. Npt Cntr. Pd VIC Ii: insur. 40 C.M. hn' wk. Write, basslfied Ad1E '~X~P--c-.-,-.~, ,-, -_,,.,.-,-.,-,, No. 484, Dally Pilot, P.O. buaboya, cocktail "'aitreas. Sox 1560, Calta "f\Iesa, Calif. Perm full time. See l\Ilss 92626. ?ticLeod, betn 4 &: li pm. Ben Brown'a 3ll06 Coast Hi\vay, So. Laguna. EXP Bartender/short order cook, to operate limited -S.nking •.. : . facility in ski Io d g e, • '. ·.~ t..o , J 1:;;:\'ln~ Ml:,:; Lo~ Snowmass Re~rt. S e n d '"!;.,~·l;,•DA . ~-t Newport Irr September. reaume w/re~. Box: SOOS, i.,,\' lei i..:. • .FREE D a I I y bu• .Al'lpen, Colorado, 81611 . ii 'J JI' I """"portatioo prov1ded UD· FACTORY I lll move. Need Girls ~Vi!h Banking Exper. • Escrow e Loan Processor• • New Accts. Clerk• • Tollars ! Long term assignment C Trainee & experienced. Im· PACIFI mediate p1,.,,monl. WeeKly MUTUAL pay check. No loo. KELLY GIRL Apply Tuea thru · Fr t. 2061 Business Ctr. Dr. e am·l2 JlfO a.t our new Irvine IU.1441 buildina:, 708 N • w p or t Center Drive. FIRST Class MachiniJt-top ...,!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!~~~~~·I man mills 4: profilers · lnuned. Temp. Aaaignmenlll ~ CLERK #PIST ~1ake own set up, lrvlne 833-1441 A you"" dynamic ""''" hu T h or o ughly undentuxl 2061 Business Ctr. Dr. Benki"I TELLER Commercial Bank Exper, MiD 6 mo,'1 requJred Nawporl 'Iii.ch ArH Call Mn.. 1''erguson 646-m) Equal Oppor. Employn BAiL.\WDS. Attention Girls 21·:ll. F..arn $200 wk. No exp. Day or nite shift.II avail. Xlnt advancement program. M7..o473; ~ an opening far a clerk typ-prlnu le lost data. Top pay. ist. Unlimited oppor, for • 17&t2 Armstrong Ave., San- ca.I who eOjoya acttvit)'. ta Ana Morrison Engineer- . JnfodeticS, 1931 So, Man-1 _rng~Co=. =~=-==o-- cbester, Anaheim, 9:2802. FOOD SERVICE COFFEE SHOP Over 21. Aasistant Managers Bus Oi tll A tor. food conceuion, Perm. Food Pr.tP Ladii1 p/time S2.SO hr. Call before ~,/time OQ)y &-5:30, 5 days, noon, BJS.ll03 M"on·Sat. · FRY Cook, exper. Full or Richard'•• Mkt Cofftt Shop p/time. No Sun or M.'13 VJa Lido, NB. J!!olklays. Kramer's Colonial CONCESSION/BOX OFFICE kitchf.n. 19th A: Harbor, CM GIRL needed lmm. Port GENERAL office help. Llte Theater, CdM. Muat be bookkttpiJJ&, Some S/H, &: is. See manQu aft lpm. typing. 5562 Research Dr., fexce:pt Mon.) HB, 894-7511 BARMAID. 21-Ja, no elCper.1-~~~====~-1~=~~~--~-- neceu. 1;Q t;ewPql1 Blvd., CONSTRUCTION GIRLS with late model can CM. Call 646-9935.'' MANAGER to pick-up and dellvu KELLY OllltL l:IJ.1141 ni Buai:ne8t Center Dr. '"""" KITOIEN helper, 9 am-2 pni, $2.25 hr. Mon-Fri. No e.xp nee. Apply ln penon. 10 am-JJ am. LlttJe Jobn'a Ina. 20072 N. 5anta Ana, &l.nta Ana HUI. LADIES with pleaaant apeak~ voices, tele. wcq in our office, 9-5,-M·F, 1 )lourly rate plus bonua. Ap- ply in penon after Sept. S. 16351 Springdale St., H.B., Mr. CarlllOn. LANDSCAPER, fully MPfl' only. F/time only. betwn I & I pm only. 5.11--lm. LVN upa. 1~;~ shift. R>C. meds I: team le•der. Park Lido Conv. Ctr, 46& Fla,phip Rd, NB. &l2-a044. MACHINISTS VERT. I: HORIZ. Mn.LS 3D PROFILE MILL.S Competitive ~ Seale Permanent Poaibou Xll'lt Opportunitiea P•id Vacation Fringe Benefits APPLY 1-5 1043 S. CJevelaJ\d. Oceanside MACHINISI' -Enaine lathe production. Must J,. able to maintain aet-up. Own toolt. Exp. requil'R. 2lld abl!t. Apply at Shiley t&bt, Irvine Compll!X, 1-GJllette Ave., Santa Ana, '79-(l5(S. * ~lAINTENANCE Man, painter, 52 units. Exchance fOf' apt. 6t4 '622 . 1\fALE help •ented, ..... yard ohllt. Mld•~ Apply in penon. Jack Jn fhe Box. 1205 a.m. o.ta ?i.feaa. MAN to wm'k PIT in nntal yd., must have neat hand· writing I: ~«. avail. on Weds.-,• S&tl., 6. Sun •• Will train riaht man. Apply In AM, 1930 Newport Blvd., C.M. · :P.fAN ar woman do lit• work on usembly lint A 801M phone~. m 'A West lltb St. Newport Beach (cor. Plaeentia I: Superior).. BEAUTY , in Sart Clemente. We need a envelopes. Apply in penon M'ahulacturln< '-laJe applicants 18·21 operator, exp d. "Tigt'r'' with rl'spon11Jble alter Sept. 5, 16351 ~ring. Xlnt oppty. Guam. + d H B r--App\y in penon experience: oq lllric tra.cts:, ale St., . ., Mr, ...... ·I~. -~ v Co I comm. Laguna Area. Eve I pm·5 pm, .<uu• \ • 1111 £i5-54CM. who wants to grow \\·ith us. HELP wanted male. Apply Jt~'Y. N.B. 646-0201. P .O. Box 1207, San Clemente in pt'l'IOn. Kentucky· Fried Beauty operator wanted, n4-492-1530. OUckeq. 2929 Eut Coast ARCHITECTURAL \V/fil(Jl(Jle clientele pre!. &r · ~ · l213l 592_2093 COOK, EXPE R.. Hwy .. Corona del Mar. D,rafWnan 'nun" yn ~x· Full tirM, good hl'I. GOOD HOME SEWERS per. Type 5 b Id g Ii. Bkpr)Recf'pt -AIP, A/R, Must Be Exper. I Hav. Own Tool1 VERTICAL TURRET LATHE OPR {Day Shift) Progrel!isive N.B. hrm. Call .-..u PLACE TO WORK. l\fust be Exp. 962-3555 betwn 10 A 5 9~ ~·o Pa,..!-""' Lite typing, l girl over 21, Apply In penon. HOUSEKEEPER i •-NUMIRICAL '""'"""" · office Call Brenda Surf I. Sirloin 5930 w ~or exec. • APT. Mgra .. exp., ~·illui.: . 546-8635. C t Hwy NB' ' 14 year old son in Bayshores I CONTROL OPERATOR AllO assunant. Ref., j2 BOOKKEEPER. hill charge, 081 ' · ' home. Character r e f . !Day Shlttl . , II COOK, exper. ~ark Lido 77" "~~" .. y 1 "''" .• 1,.,, G>-eeo units, l'f'PIJrs, sc 1ng. e.tc. _ _,_,. _,.. A' rt ~~ ....... -" • .,~,,., muuc.n \Ulice, l:lil' n·po • ..Conv. H~?~ .'If:. Jo~lqllhlp 537..s&ae. TURRET LATHE OPR 64~.u. \\'rite Clasailie4 Ad No. 490 Rd N B MH!IM (S I ShUt) ~SEMBLER$, p(:-Daily Pµot, J'. O. &;( l.jOO, ' ~. ?i.ta ' HOUSEKEEPER, U..... in, w 111 · Asseniblc & solder PC Costa Atesa Ca. 92626. CRED nager, woman speak Engli!h. Able Cook. DRILi, PRISS OPR boards. ?i.lust ht! ·able lo with credit jeweley exp. Call Home' in ~.B. & Palm reco&nize parts, know color BOYS: Asbl¥ Jewelen 846-8Uf Sprlnp, penn. ~1100 (Swint Shift> code, do hand soldering & I need two boys tu fill vac11.n-Customer Service HOUSEKEEPER • l.Jve in, 3 read sche1natlcs. Accrpt1ng cie11 on best newspaper boy PART TIME amalt &iris. '-fuat speak appllcatlons for t r s t l n 1 ere~" 0 n I 'Y experienced We llre. lle('i(inii Pf!nonl'I English. ~1596. daily. boys ronsldered. Top pay who need a permanent HOUSEKEEPER wanted. ODE TICS, INC. and bonw. Are. you good 2nd job to suplmnt preaent Older woman prefdred. lMS So. M • n ch e r. I er , enough to quality? Ir '° Income., Must be 1tabl1, 642-6444 A he I call: na im 545-3347 oYer n & enjoy workine HOUSEKEEPER wanted to F.qual Oppor. F. mp 1 o y ' r ----\V/1111 type11 of people. Ml>" llOYS $98 PER WEEK 1TV'•• !~. tpvtdri ""'';'!·, .\'!'!' 6 ~SSEMBLERS--Aee 10.14 to deJ•vtr papt~ 547 0913 , mus ve ... ;n-1QG. I • 2nd ~•tt · ,_ in tbe Dana Point, Sall 0& • HOUSEWIVES.?ilontERS 4 Day, 411 Hr Work Wk. Call Or Applj! CLA·YAL CO. ., ... .._ .......... ..,.,.r. Inc i:ndl11b7' GI automatJc valvea A controls. 17th I. PLACENTIA COSfA.MESA 518-2201 Eflual oJ>pOrtilnll.1 employtt st • ...... in ei=troniC! meote attas. . ! OELICATESS~ alrl, full Need to pay for tboee back ID tinn. NoExper.nquirrd. DAILY PILOT time, mull be OYtt 18 I: achoo1 clothes! Sarah . MANUF. ENGINEER .Apply. in puaon. 9 thru 3. M"Ult be famiUar w/mUI•·-· 492..+12.I neat. See Te""", HJ-Time Conn•-· wUl thin """' to . ,_,,. Potttt I: Jilnlmfteld Div. ..,, L._ ... ,,. 1-p roe e 11 lpeCi.f$c:eUona. AJ\IF Incorporated Dtll, 495 E. l'Tlh St, C.M. wm yoor t.ree time into '-tanul. A lmpteijon ttdia 26181......,......, BRANCH MANAGER DELIVERY ol DAILY money. Fl-or p/Ume. rel•led k>electronlc: A el«- San Jnan CapWtano Accelerated growth in the PlLOT, 61JNDAY ONLY, to 13$-2Ml. 897--3898. tro mechan. .-mbU... ,S An equal oppor empl M/F' LAfOra• County atta newBJMlperboy.. Rc!qulrt1 iNSPECl"OR./tralnee. . No Wk vacatlor A un4qut nocJc ASSEMBLY trainees. No ex· bu created • challen&ini: the uN of a Station Wqon experience nect!&MI')'. Apply option pn:cram1 $.llmVt opportunity • for an ex· v ~ tact M u.-1 ,,,_ r -~ J>erience neceua.t')' but mwt or an. 1-Nn r ...... ,,. n penort n am ... , rrsume to: havegoodevealghtl.tin,er perienced operationa Seeley, 330 \Vest Bay st., 3 pm, SAE Advanced ODETICS, INC. " menage.r. Send l" e •um e ,..__ t.i p ~~ I 21•• s I'" dexterllv. TMt given. Apply 1,,.Ullta. l•1CY. ac ...... ng, nc. u;i • • O'l5 So. l\1 an ch ea t•e r, 1 "''fQhiry requlN"rtl.ents to c nd A Sallt A in pc..-n bct~·een 9 am 11.nd CIA11,1;1fled a;I no. "464 <:lo DENTAL R.ECEP'rIONIST ra venue, a . na. Anahttm 3 pm, SAE A d v • n c e cl very e 11 p • d . Oiallefll An tq\l4l o PP o r ~ u n 1 I Y Equal oppor. Empklytr 'MJ1' P k i I 2 ,0 S J>ail)I Pilot. P. O. Box 1560, •m·~· ac Ill ng, nc. IV:. · CoJta ~ttsa, c. !126~. position. ~Ju111 k110W U.-,,.....,.... Don't lfl\lt up tbt thtpf ft Grind Aft,. S.A. An t!QUA~ Etwii Qpper,iQnpJoywr 11~ 1-lnta" Be•c:h 'Sell tbl old 1ttUr: Jsu.y the "LbtH tt in ·clfMIJftM,' .. cpportunlly t!mpl~r. l4&-0697 new etutf. 19 Shore Resuftlt ~ • .. • 11 Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Fingers $ee If You Have Any .~Of These Things A DAILY PILOT WANT-AD Will Sell Fast! I. S- 2. Gulllr 3, !klrfl Crib 4. llectr!c s;w 5. Camera 6. WasM 7. Outboard Motor •. s-Set 9. Couch 10. Clarinet 11. Rablllf•ter 12. Pickup ,Truck 13. Sowing Machin• 14. Surfboard 15. Machin• Tools 16. Dishwasher 17. Puppy 11. ·Cabin Crul1tr 19. Golf Cart 20 ... ,.....,.r 21. Slllftp Collacllon 22. Dlnall9 Stt 21 l'lay .... 24. Bowling 1.11 25. Wallr Slcls 2'. ,._ 27. SUfluH 21. Cr.ck 29. Bicycle 30. Typewriter 31. k Stools 32. Encyclopedia 33. Vacuum Cleaner 34. Tropic1I Fish 35. Hot Rod Equipm't 36. File Cablnat 37. Golf Clubs 38. Sterling Sliver 39. Victorian Mirror 40. Bedroom S.t 41. Slide Projector 42. L1wn Mower 43. Pool Table 44. Tlr11 45. Pi1no 46. Fur Coal 47. Drapes 48. Linens 49. Ho"" SO. Airpl1na SI. Orv•• 52. Ex1rcycf1 S3. R1ro Boob 54. Ski Boots SS. High Choir 56. Coins 57. Electric Train SB. Kitten S9. Cl1uic Auto 60. CoffN Tobie 61. Motorcycle 62. Accordion 63. Skis 64. TV S.I 65. Workbench 66. Diamond Watch 67. Go-Kart 68. Ironer 69. Camping Tr1ll1r 70. Antique Furn1tuN 71. Tape Recordar 72. S1ilboat 73. Sports Car 74. M.tllrou Box Spgs 7S. Inboard Speedboat 76. Shotgun n. Saddle 78. Dart Game 79, Punching Bag 80. Baby Carrl1ge 81 . Drums 12. Rlllo 13. Desk 14. SCUBA GMr T1leM or any other extra thlnCJS around the "- \ I ., • Call be tvmed Into cash with a I D~ILY PILOT WANT-AD so· • ' -Don't Just ~ Sit There! DIAL DIRECT· ., l I , ~1 641-1678 ·- ) .. I I - " ' , " • ' -,, Stp-'· 1972 DAILY "IM J(ll] I Jr§)[ Jf§J I r ,. ' I ' '->•-............. ......... -t-• • • r ;' J I • [If] I . ( ;I )I.. l[Il} I ltoipWMIM,M•FTIO Ro1p W-,M&fl71 11 ~~~~~g~'~~~~~~~-~;:;::;:;:===;/ MAIDS WANTED PART Ibo -wlod ..,_/; " Aucllon IMAucllon .. Ila,_, .,... be .. ,.... turaJ ~ -• unlll 1 EAi. I £ TILLIS,,., l'lttm~. See PB'IOMt! mer PM. Star D J.tom \\'orb, t I' Part TWne ' ""'. lallioo Boy Club Foonlain Valloy, ~-2'11. •Altt !'!-. S./ , eCl'f! a "'J ·~v]l)p A Loui .Im W. t))aa llwy, NB PORTER WANTED .JftLW liUllll I I h8' ~ J>OI< ~ openlJ>r at U-~--. ·1 )I.I Cool& M ... -for ..__1c:-F .... 19n Car MUI! be ....... F/lhne Imm--'•--an .. ~ ttll• v•-'t ~ Ell:cei.. income ~porlunlly. ~ penonnel manager ' O WUIKIR! ple~··)''OrkJ~ ........ "11 .. 11 •ttabllsh•d Bolboa Boy Club , pen ng Call Mr. D•v"l'porl buai1-Do~·-,..,..,. 1221 .\1'. £06" H•>'. NB ' 962-2407 f """ton Tcl,.lta, Dat.w•. or PRESS .OPERATOl!.S ne.., lrvin< lndUl!rlal 8 Equal Oppor. Em_Ploytr M~ Wllta... ,QauJped Women IO work for plutk !«.aper, people. r M No. 65 cl o Dail.y PUo~ motAi ..... :planta. 5t6-3J10. PO BOX ISl'AI, r;..1a M-· -.... ~-··• ~. Call llrune<liat-'• TIJlS ~ !he homo you'v. f. <;a.IU. !i1213S. .. .._ PRODUC'.l' Promotion. Our --"~ NO FEES ..y been lookina: for ''To Live Mod >OW!S Jul .,..,..,. com-!!!!'!'!!""'!'~--' ln" -Pe"""""'Uy. Wor1Ww lc•I ~ttonJat J>On3I needs aml>ltloul,'at-~Saln....... P.P.S. ..xec.molherw/2daughton J'Ol' •bul;v doc ,• Of:Oct. PO ~e .women all qtt. We w In utrttioa Pacific 7 Ir 9 who need govemeu Jlox <!Cl, Hm1~ beach. ll'llln a ~. X., bave -.led for momt la ' Pil'"'""°I SorvJu i type to ....,.. lhe1' homo MEDICAL 0 ";-2'rt CE, af. uzC' for .Jociil tra.wL M-local kaJth food cltP*-~ , ~ " ~ No, Tower with. Lile housekHping. ~ 10me e(Jt. Over 21. ditional • compenatlaa U tact Mr. Klncakt, ~ J.!'~Bank Square .,, ~all 673-fllt.oi: 8.13-1125. ~ ~ wWU. to tly IJ WnkTn Sales ~ 1 .;f.. · t, Calif. · · !lll'G. stJPT, 5 ,.,. ....,.. Sl)>t<L Salary, Comm. .lex· Need VICl'OR ...., , -, · :;., ' 7.6446 "TREE\ Tf\!MMER ·1 t ouperinttndent "1 flbo"lllaaa ...... call 533-<1211. local lttrl.... ~ , ~ Ni£'i>r Rachel May Abell ~ial Auction from ''Ntw El Dorado'' model~M""' at MISSION VIEJO Saturday, September 9, at f:30 a.l'li. Everything must go : antique furniture ..• chandeliers ... tables .•• chairs .. ,1sota• ... beds ... lamps •.. spreads ... plttures • •• throw pillows ••. area .rugs ••• w)cker pieces ... cribs ... shelves , .. mirrors ... aaybeds ... baker's racks ... dishwi,oben : .. disposers ... ranges ... many aceessor· ies. PREVIEW 8:30 a.m. to Sale Time Preview and auction at upper parking lot of Mission Viejo Golf Club. Take OB<r Parkway turnoff from San Diego Freeway. moldlnelhop.Know~igu, PUMPisland.Salesman, . ~· ~ f . , "·CITY OF , • .-materialo, .maJn. ll!M area. 5 0ayt, 511 hn. L EnJol' an a!U'act>nk 'llr-ARY • w/varied NEWPORT BEACH Fo• inlorm•lion, c•ll : (213) 734-4161 I ''""""' w/flne. co.I ~ !Ille '1)llt. Top_ -s. "" mcom•. "1..J ~ . usist b._c. ,ltll8 ID.ln9 Pe. >to A. N. AIELL ' ,'!!.coo.,.~~ Pdl/Alto Fee fhone 6'13-8818 for appt. 2· =n~ ~~ ~ t~~l Approx • hrs. d&ily. u-·'-'r ' # • AuctionHrl Since 191 6 I. . ""I'" YIU Don <Ta.cbon; R.E SALES all \ . 1D .sw.:n construction Ol c ·~ .... ..,· ~· mo s UP'nt'nct :: 540-«!55. Coutal Aa>ncy. < D. o -rr No"'"w·1 --. -'.O'Ola M-R<ply .,.eqj .. ,..,....,~ ....... .,. -Nott: All ptlrchases final -and must be . 1 • 2790 Harbor Blvd. at U.S.A. : Wk .. exper. in de1&il,: =· e, ~· malntetii.nt'e « removed on day of sale: t Adams, CM. We're on the move, and need 3. Train ttioroughly on family statut; to ~Uy · t tnoe \\Wk. Apply by Sept 8, C A Gar agl Sale 111 . MTSC Operator for a ,,,eekly h.elp! lf YoU want a Prute,· + comm. ~ Ad No. 487, P.o. 'BOx: , 1972 to l>t1'90l'lnel oftlce, 3300 •;~~·• IOI ---------°" newapaper ln lrvinr area. 5 &JOnal Career • not just a 4.. Eami1i9 balOd 0 1 t a.ta Mesa, Calif. 92621 NeWpOrt Rlvd., Newport q prnent - 1 Day week salary job-anda.rewilllngtom.ake ~:~=-·~it SECRETARY· G · .I.Ind Bee.cits-.' &Jif, 92660 • CROWN Graphic 23 camera G,ARAGE SA LE Pool Tab.le 4.'t8 l" slate 1op with $100 ll1ht 1i:xt~ and all 11ccesS<lrl~s in excellent neaotiable. 714 :' 83.1-3362. a success Conunittment I bo aftd'. er-develop t · ;:m'--. 67S-EG.13.• want to talk to YOU! Look 1Y nus g: men ·~I~'!!!!~~~ ... ..,..,.., $80.; Kallgar 300 mm Ien1 Mlllk>n $ Program at the benefits • expanding 5. Sell a co~prehensive ltne sharp gal to assist . Sllles WANTED •dtlldren to take (Kali.mar 66) $125; lG mm Opens In Orange Co. ALL. Departments. PLUS ?f aophilt1cated calculat· m~er. ~ts ot vane~ .. A ·~ -.,'bear Gol-Keystone A-9 w/lfJ mm Salesmen 6 Salesladle11 need;. New H()mes Sales. foor new mg machines. ~blic relations. To J600. den Ht • Red, $15 per Angenieul: Jena $125; 4i ed now! Prol15.1cm to $25,0001 tracts! Some ;iositlona Sal· You'll need a good car I: ~Heb!..'!ta1H!!.f!.' ":.~o>M-one; $25; tor two. unduwater canMU"a·. & or per )T. •• permanell ary + Commissions others " ' ....... -.,.,, ~. -~-· •trobe bouahlp. ~1977. selllll&' job No ~cks. G · outside sales exp 1s a must 27'90·•Harbor BJ. at A~ -=:'--,,,-.,..--- no lmiestm~nt ttqi'd App1y uaranteed Drav.'a hlah ,per-to be a CMdldate for one C1L , ' WAN'J'ED: ~ouse:keeper • SOLAR dark room entarger. in penon Call for' direc-cent. bonus, pafd vacatidns. of our protected terrltoties. • 6 ~·y PR companion, live-la for eder-Very Kood cood.ltion. 33mm tlo _ ·~ kd and ~fedacal and Life Insurance. Xlnt benefila inclu~ a $500-4600 1y Mman. -O:l~l. 673-9570. &: 214 ~tivt mount.I. l8S. Ill. 0.0-iu>N w YI Do 't NOWT It' y ' • F/C Bkkpr $&50 Call 494-4071 :~ &'JS..2893 rves/wknds. c:.n JOHN ~~~ve. comprehensive insurance~ e Clerllj,TypW $400 Warehouse Stockmen. · 110 I·' MOTEL Maidl vlanted. ex-CAIL 771-2231 ~rogram, liberal prol r· • A/P~ble ,l700 Over n . Apply Carpetena Fu rniture I! """ pt'Of'd, Appty Newport • SEYMOUR mg, • .,...ptlonat Id ,. All; lp>ljtlons Ftt paJd 1714 Newport Blvd, Ask lo• --------If Travel Lodge, 6208 \V. me~t oppty w~e mo . ef-"Liz Reinder'a Agency;' manager. 4 drawer chest $10. 4 · Pacllic Coast Hwy, NB. Realty & lnv!stment ~1r; t~ea:!::;::~0~:~a; 4500 Campus Dr :~ ~ERS Hel~r·& Clean-caneback ehrs, wide aeat 6 (714) 6f2..8m. -Real Estate Sales 'nd 1 546-2118 Newport ee.di up man. Bradfield Manulao-exceptlonally_ nice tbl $l50. I MOTEL maid•, prtl mature 1 WI ry. SECRE:I'ARY, requires :ii:::;. ~·. 1682 Superior Ave., Textured cff·wbt club chr, ; FREE t •-CM: 548-2.541 646-5797 pillow--be.ck $50. S 1 i d i n g wo-n. Apply In ""l'!O", For interview ...iione 8 5.280 skilli. Day, f/time. P~n-· · • ..... I"' r I" 1tlaS1 dr le screen $10. 5' t.apna Shores Motel, U9 N, Joh1J-Bl!1-51ey 1 · nel Dept. Hoag Hospi,CBJ:, WEIL known n11tionwide Co. decorator trft $7.50. Danish , "---t Hwy Lag Bch License Ti'ainln~ Victor Comptometer NB. 1 N£EDs YOU as a sales rt'll· '-4.NUI ' ·• 1_ • Teak oecuional chrt ;50. MOTELMald•WanledApply Limited Time On J220LongBeachB!vd! * SECURITY ·:t NOw,.\hetlmem.you ~ "Wl>t naugahyde ~tt~ W/2 ln I Co ta M F&mClus license course DOW Ulng Beach Guard & Petrol r ~make use O!-riur bolaters $15. Gold battl Inn.~ onJ'aroo: Bl~~ available thro Tar~U Ulm· an equal oppty employer Service , ~~e~e~ 1n Buslnen. bench $5. Gold & wht c.M. ~!ipp::=tt!: SAl:ES WOMAN A~; !1:~ =~ ~ter·~ n!;eJi!m~d~:ar FJ-tnch bedslde tbl $5. 2013 1 NE EOLEPOINT Painter, New or experienced sales Opening in h.o s i er y , for, top qualified empl~ . at no c~ Kin,ga Rd., NB. 1 must do needlepoint, pe.lnt people. Openings available. sportswear, bo)'11 .•. Full&: ht d . t ady ·,111v · Llmlted expense account . NEW decorator· day bed. • qp. M6--0717. Complete trainiJW' program. p/time permanen~I SalOI iiw eSJre 11 e . emP-:,· Gl'Ol.IP iMurance ora• rattan, .,.., off 10,rWte ! NEED per10n wttb table aw Future mapageril~t oppor. f<Jr experienoed . Vae '~:=•·i:. ins Pd Start.at $725 .. $TI5. In 4 mo: uphol, innerspring mattrel.1, 1 _. tu1l or part time pro-tunilier. Call Hr sinan at Xln't benefits & el for police co'rnmiaion ~~·to $850. in 1 yr. $9), Al.9o Kalp-Son rattan • duction. 494-i898 t.guna.. 842-5.581. Apply Per80nnel • Apply in penonl 326 Uit ~a.set thereafter. 36.x48 thl, fonnlca top, f condition .............. S57S Pair of ren hl1h baC'k cha.irl ••.••• , •••.• $S5 each Bflge 100" 10fa nttda recovering •••.•.••••••• S75 Shag Carpet 10 foot round with Pad laold ton~sl $100 Dinette set • expandable table plus 6 chairs , •.•• $35 \Vrought iron 5 light wall sconce . .. .. . .. • • • • • • • • $35 Sil\•envo.re, dishe1, m e a t slicer, 30 cup coffee po(, atrta.clolhini aaes &-12: and much Jl'IOttt ... : •••••••• 24451 Corta Cresta Dnve. E! Toro in Lake Fort1t Frlday through Z..londay 8374239. ~IOVING.J!lraget sale. Green rug "' Pad, about 12xJ6, SS; manifold le. four-barrel carburetor for 283 Chevy engiM, $20.; ~·ater pipe, 25c; 2 flaxen hair ple~s, $10. eai::h; 2 electric lrol\ll, $5. each; blrd cage, $2.; record rack, SOc; brunette hair piece, $5.: &MOrtl'd Items frff. Sal & Sun, 6151l Jasmine Ave., Corona <lei Mar, 644-n:Jl. :S JARRELL BUFFUMS Si. kn.on st, AnahJirm. · DIPLOMATIC chn, ISO. 552-"'59 , NEW ACCOUNTS N 1 F hlo '·land NB S,Ua! Oppo' Employer f'LACEMENl' UPRIGHT piano, gd. cooo. • FUll • P/ttme 0· " nu • ' ' .&G£NCY $250. Padthunt oil painting H h Id Good 114 Downey Savings• Loan REALTORS SECURITY GUARD · !!lo w.'J. •m, San m,10 mo. Din rm wood•• tbl & OUM 0 1 bu openings at lls Hunting· REAL ESTATE Sales • '1lll and part llm• ,...111pn1 ils.oo chn<. $20. Walnut •nd Ibis Ill TEARING down Beach i.... ton Beach branch for sharp T~y.& Gift Part tn Lquna, ~ta Mesa'ancl WHOLESALE • R t · 1 pl'. White !it\11lng mach Must .ell. Omnben stw. PROFESSIONAL Santa Ana. Join a new••..,. . • t a 1 individual! exper'd in hand1· HouR'Wtvea demo tors · ...,. M•..m. •-~ t w/cab $31. 962-1449. Gu wall •·ate•, ""-furn . l ,.:, 000 by n-1 panding guard service. -;r.-'""'"ware • or e U'I:' • .JU.UK: • Dew" accounts. Full &: Salesmen a: brokers! The~ earn o ,..., vn:. • NO POLICE RECORD req s expa\ perton. Phone SOLO HOME, Refrlg, Color 675-8418. p/time, Excellent pay & portunity is here! You are NO DElJVERIES, NO roi, 71._ 521201 ., for atiJ>t. 613-7774. TV. Dinil'.8 aet. b.utcho. q:i.f-~u~.,,=~A~vox=---=,--~T~V working conditions. needed immediately for our LECTIONS, mEE HOSf· "'· · 0 for -y.fl · · · ! "'"'II"~' "VIS'• and int.-•·w • WOMAN fnr •en e •a I fee &' enl;l tables .. lamps, • wire-I• -n-•, $'~ Cell Mr. Davenport rapidly expanding Re a I ESS GIFTS. Need car ~ ... .., · •· • "r" ' · · • • ...... ""' uv.i ..._ 962·2407 . Estate division. Positive ...... 979-GtT. Gl!ts 'N Gacfretl: SERVICES .,()). houaekttping duUei, 5 days teacart, c:btlta, drelle:tt, Jiµtch. $65. Cl.bl.net, $25.' ..I _, SERVICE · per weei. lJ .............1: PM twih beds, bar s t o o J 675-3799. i;;qua) Oppor. Employer portunlty 1Dt advancemaht. SAL.ES $ECRE-TARY ' Station/Sale•''& ... , •....-,;a • --0282 =~~------ ' Pbo --. Mechanical per a o~· I ~"""';-.;"'al""'.BIY"i;' :':4&c:J..J665,:..;;._:;·,-..,.-. I ;;55;;;;;7 'iW<".>,;:;::;-:;:;;-'";;7= 600'.I BTU GE Air cond!-ne. Woman 25 to 1'\ Mam · . w~ .. "" 'IOVING M . t It tu · NEWCOMER WELCOMING: Iii pret'd to work fn beau needed. Exper. only. a: ~>UM"! Exper Cook. •• us se m, tioner. $50. New coral It · HO!]>ltnllty l-lo5tess -office furniture showroom. ~/time. Gd eamlng p(t'en-.Sa)fyer Home, 2619 ·0range wash ma.ch,· m'lsc. Sat & white qian1dler, $10. To , Call LOCAU.Y on new , _ ".'~ Must have good oftlce *1111! t~. ~sa Verde-Shjell ~yS .• ,C.M. . 644;..fiTIG Sun, betwn 21:7 pm. 21.M 4!J5.077t, retldenl !am_l!lt!. ' bririi1nl' -1 l 1 I l I Call Sharon Qualia a1 seAice; 3131 Harbor I JU .. WOMAN neirt, energetic. Doctors Circle Dr, Apt C, ~J.-w-.--:1-ry-::#;-----1-15 eifu: Ir civic info, Good pay! 835-75l5 for appt. . . " MOTEL MAID \\'()rtr. La· C.?tf. &fS...5'193 P/tlme. Muat have happy R.E. Trainee. Brier le ~CE guna Beach RtM>rt. 64-1196 SACRIFICE. 8' couch mille, car, t)'pi'.nit ,Ability, developer will train I: SALES people want~ ~ ~~· .. •ta attend "'Pt 1 matchfng'arm cha!r, coffee irM --• ....,..naor for lie. Call betw. 'ffn direct sales work. ~Ai , ':":"Y.• f!'• I: wlmds. . · •· tbl •--all Ilk Diamon~Estate Sale • Va.iiloos sbea Call 64G-1016 N'UBSiil pvt duty, aU types. lB am-3 pm. 837-1119· T 1 te Cable 'IV ~bonus Don's Gull ....... 1!9!r... $125. M4-f6C8 I ·4::-;D"'1am=o"'oo"1=-,-2"'1"n-an1=1que= ..... ......,.,.,,. ...... hour Ii, good ~'l t . be-Gp;' Hourly wage A. ln-·J:·r-. --~-~---~· ~[§] e, uunp, e new. all ahlftl. Lescoulie Nurse'• RN's, LVN's, Aldes & e epromp r ' Sen: S90 S Coast Hi wdwldiew .. DIN rm aet, 6 chrs, bullet Rq:iltry, 351 Hospital Rd., Orderlies. exper. for all ~. Coast Hwy., N~ -~·Beadt ~. .-. ' wbt $19.5. C.OUCh $15 O. ~~i;o-di&mond.a. NJJ. shifts. Exceptional benefit.,. SALES Girl, )Wllg,' !K· SERYJ~. Sta. Help U~ ~ IOO Wht marble tbl. All in Xlnt Mechlntry ~or~ ~~ Tburin Ave., CM. .,,_ ,.. .. ...:.: _._,__ /ti"-""'"'"'="""=-----cond, 640-0419, errie 9-5 M/F &l2-35lli greMi\~, I/time. Glftlftlft '.....,.. IUlllU, P m e1AiriJ:~·*i-ed" 4 1 i vic- IJtt wa Resta~t glthi.Ta p. , ~wpt c e n t er, ews/wknds. Moo l9tii. A tOrian IOtl:, is". Z with ZENITH blk & wht maple II'RSES a1'<Je>f/time FARRELLS 6H-4T.l7. I• N•-fC.M. ' Wv.d gold ieal """''· :U TV, !Ci:::/'"/'""'· 11' WANTED Jil l&W, ban Aw, table saw, for muufac- t~ ateel rule d~1. 714-m-11125. ~~ =h g:_ Now triterviewing ~ range SEAMSTRFSS!o ES ~~· ~~.~:;. F ~ ~ ~.~i , ~we~ ~t. r®nd oak ~ttreas. '$(5, ~~ine vale 18nl 'F1orlda St. aut mg?' candidatei tor cur--r ware,111 to en~ ~fY"I .. ~,...~... • ., ~ee t a b I e marble top acent; ' rent hrfy position!. Full It )"OOng set to Front St. -~· 96Z-0416. .• drewr, am. 'marble top EXTRA firm mat, box Mi~lla~t HB. MT~• be 18 See Mr 497-2244 lG-6. ~ ; SDWICJ; station mecbJclC , chest ·with mirror, pldure 1prinp: le frame. Elec. RED wlour 1ou 111 S ~ •hift. :{~·0~st at· 20 1 1 i i •.WiutCla11Alicel19f'., ·trames,•cut gla11, china, heltft'"w/fan: Mlsc ottiee new, $60; 4o"xso~·m:: ~~=~H~W~~ Bn>olchunt, H.B. Hpm SECRETARY ··.,. •Call cl/O• at 548-98'3'1· oth·••"""' not antique, furn.646-84$. carved ....,., $48; 36 .. -.. Mon-Fri. !\'?"" o-•-an full ••-e round marble top card ta· NEAR New G. E. Retrig., roorid '"'""'''"'t iron dln•-Qinter St.. CM, 548-{;585. 'p.· SljD4" ~" ' ~1 ' bl blk Hit hcock h l Bar I ,.,.,._.., u~ Summer Time, .\\'inter Time, ~ ·WPt)'. for ~-Ch~""" cottee ~ble ~1~7 atooAlls., bdrm furn, tofa, tbZe, $55; 60" 0:8k coffee O~FICE: IEMPORARY le t AU the Time, Earn Y<l\I' pay ~~t. Exp pref. \Nt" • .,.... • mQI't'. excel. cond. table, green •. $45; brown ' the Kelly Girl Way; · f'-· hot nee:. Apply S4A s»t:L: p~.AL Rug, hphahan 963-~. -leather silent valet, $14; 3 • 1 U •n d 333 !:. 17.th C.M. made '"' &ua•k, ·l!x23~; ~FA 1: love 1 eat , rm .dlvl~ 8'x26" wkle, Summer'• Almost Gone Just S.e SHAMPOO girl needed. · Estate SaJe, Rtduced from never used. Both $150, Sew· $3>. OU paintlnp, Madrid ••• but we still have plen~ p.~ L/i ll, b.,..., salon, Llc'd, ·,•--'-$1D·to·i&OO. 673-6147. '""' macb $25. Pvt. pty: Bull Rlrw,_ 36x42, "9: Ill jobs wllh an Ou .IA -~ a.ui;; ~ · Kansas whN.t field, 40"x40" .of.temporary o ce us Balboa UJe, fi75..6070. "~ •-pUanca._ I02 _.-7910. -1 q ~. tntensttna variety, ~ 1111 t ..,.. . · ... canvas. .,,.,; re carved ' all )ocal 2 yrs office exper lip SHOE SA.LES· 1 full tln)'~l · TWIN headboards, carved 'h.me, red velvet liner. $40. preferred. over 18 Now lnleNiewinl For '· ... 'J ].•pen· tlme. Fiesta ~ =~RE Auto, Wuher Spa.nl1b Oak. New. Ul each. 6~ • • Wttr, l'albkin llland, NJI. . . aytag Auld. Wuhtt New! 644-4648 S"I'EREO Garrard -1972 D"shwash & So. ,.._,,, ... _;.. boat .A.o...1 $40.~ Both. excellen~ con. * LGE oolid teak w--'-be, •~•1 'Tomporory I ers ~--,_" dltlo G d • ·-u iU1,llV modt'/. Larae professional m W-;_ Blvd, Downey nffdl iimnedlateJy Jou>ilw. ~ OU . . ~ _,, -originally l'OO, trom Plum· changu. Am/Fm sl"'° 869-Ul2 or 521.5202 ' ...man tUr1ne fiberg~ · · mer.UXI. 642-9648 radkl, air 1 u 1 p e n 1 l o n Busboys eiq>'d ~·bUld ~P. t~ ~~"'~: ~~bte FL TABLE, 42•• round, 2 leafs, 4 1peakers + tape· deck. was QUICK. CASH ""'' ~ boat ,. ....... Cffld u~ • ' Comb. ...... l50 GE Wlb<, likt l•lt unclaimed, sun b ... nd • alary I: benefits. , t Mont. ... ~ards00 ~~· Calllike new, $70. 646-:1135 n~ It g.u a r a n t e e d . THROUGH A llrunediate Opetlinp Call collect Mr. GeoU Wa!lt* DOW. -· • --Originally priced at $319.95. M~tae:1 1Ut 111 M1 ... 1a.-111 MA1"Cl«HO 1 e l1 F11t ~A C21 .... r I """"° .,.,_ Wtlnut dell< A """'*l. Instant canrldl< ........ Walnut ,. loadinl. Pow.,. tel•photo dWr 6 2 olde chtln. I ~ q lt !tns. Almost nearly ntw Sabot w/acceu. new. $1$ or ruak~ oUer. 6«M349. ~17l4 evea & weekends. REM""''=a~n:~con-tm~~,----1 BEAUT orit'ntal Molher of Kratt IYl~m. batlft1 A harl black •bl, hand made rictlaraer $75. Stereo ICl'tf..'ns. doll.-., :1:4K gold CUSl!tle l'@COrder 6 player engraved braeele-t, Allahl with tapes like OltW .. Ptn1ax camera. 557-1308, 1 "'!146-6338=~~· -~~~-~pm. nnm Cap 15.: rtuden1 DBLE Door 16 Cll tt dfosk, newbt painted $10; refrigerator. $7a. Spine! four barrel l:ftrburet« set At rosouic $175. Huge oruc up w/manUold, IOI' 2113 de~ S35. 84&-9015. Cbevy v.a, ~.644r1101. G A R A C E Equip.-<.'Qn1pl. STEREO Garrar d 1971 tune-ups; Coke machine: ronipl air cond. S)'stem: battcl'y charvr: Door jack; cash regis~r &: much more. 492-4688, an 8pm. GOLD \'eh'tt drapes, with 1ilk i(lld under curt&in, 29' x 7'3" .... lncludea wooden support for pleated vala~ &. tra\'ene .rod8. Aln\05t """· A-1 ct1nd. $ 7 5. ·~-2 RoU away beds, 110 • 11s. 644-<687 CARPET FOR SALE Ly Carpet Layer. Call • M&-5745 • 540-2086 WANTED: German &: Jap. war relics. U.S. military knives. Collector, 174-8030. NE\\f Encyclopedia Britan- nica Royal. Worth $500. Sell for $350. 64.2-4426. \\'HAT'S )'OW' t re a 1 v re pleasure? F\lmlture, toola, mlac. \Ve havt! it all. 9911 CcNtkutlpn Dr., Hntp. 8<lL OINE'ITE Ml $50. Pump orsan. q:I keybd, u. curv· ed top mirror, TV Mbc. Wkehd. at R.ivenlde Ave .• NB S411-9198. Electric stove $10 6~evea. Mltcellaneou• Wanted 110 WANT wrou,ht ®n patio table & 4 <"hairs. nee.~nnble. 644-519' Mu1ical lnstrumentt m FENDER-Rhodes key'1?!;rd bu!·& stand, like new. $.175. Small ba111 amp $100. Gui· tar amp ~. 548-4003, * DaVlnel electric ac- rordion, llke ~w, told for Sl-250, u.crllice $595 or best NATIONAL ~h regi!tl'r, offer.~ or 8J9-.85S1. 1949, 12 ·total Xlnt rond, $500 or best otter, 962-8149. SELl'lER CLARINET "A" HOSP IT AL bed, crank type, . Grenadllla: 'IA'OOd &: cue. n:iattteu. , $7S. Wbttl chair Ex. cond. $100. ~ $35. Good "'1'!· ~ Offlco f umllUN/ BENDlX E!ec di)~" UH<!. l!qulp. DI $10. Brand new black lee EXEC · w1 1 1'I 1ii3' skates, 6~. $1.50 ~1 · s'ec'l • ci:. ;.11 c~ tile~ REFRIG: ~ · Pwr Mower ·1t11. 867 \V. 19th CM $25. Rug-$50 Dliinette tbl, fi42..3408. Sun shade1. 673-3772. ~-~-----,-=••• PJ1nos/O..,.na ·-UTILITY tralJer $75. E1 Camino ftbe~huia top $80. 548"!007 KIMBALL Conaolettr, la LOVELY CONOmON. N'"E~~~'PO'R=~T~"ll<_a_c~h~T7•-nn'"lo0 1 * Call 6(f..i295 * * Graceful Spinet plknO + bench. ca "Cdnd. Fruitwood. o~"'UN"'E"°"s'""...,,--. "aoa....,.1"'&~mo""t'"0<· I $375. 675-2912. & trailer. St~ •quip lrSTEINW "°=="'A"'Y~p""ll'"no.-.....,Re"""bl't I 1pkni, tor u.1" or. trade. Upright. Black. Exe.I tone. Club membership, 646-0806 642-,1022. $SI). -· 536-S'll --- ~ . , r --;,··-. t ~IHQfflflQ RWINQ CUIDI POii, THI GALON THE CQ. ! • ' ' 1 • .. Ci:, --., For ·an ad lft Wom•f\•• W'erW · Call Mory Both 642-567', ext no I nternaflo~l)es19 ner Pattern J • lr72832 ) r ..-I ; z. l&ftl, I CaU Or Villt 7141224-8211. I .,i; alter 'ti P,~. .. , . . VDl.TUE din set, seats 8, $48, Wiil selJ for balance of IUO. DAILY P.ILOT n •• :'!!?',1nAM·l'enoll. 5 ~, Irvin• 833· 441 KottSanonbuDir9 ~~rl114! . MAYT .. AG ,;,."'P&to~OO Canha• ~ chn SOil ... c..d ,' 89·~.!.:."'" Llyaway A-72632 a printed pattern by Tizlanl oo: ... =u r" -· ego,..... 1{ was rt .....,. .... • ep · ....,,,,y... Good bye to big pattern alterations! HeJlo to 6060 Womer Ave., HB "'"1 Bualneu Cent• °'· Equal opportunity emploJ'!:r dell~ ..,11 Y",. suam. MARBLE top rou .. • end * AUCTION * better titting garments with less work. That's <Come.--dale • SR ELEC 7. li!9-l'7& · step tbll, """" "'""· 1511· Fino P'umltun the n,et result of the Spadea Back to Back 642·56~8 Warn"). .':"....:... ~.:,:~ 1 '!::~ ENGINEER ' I NO'll• Electdc &4ui"J6 a Appllance1 Pr inted 'Pattern which gives yoii four aizes on l;:~;;~~~lti!J~~ra~m;~ID~~~i~~~~i'f~I M11.1t havt exper. 1n a. ; · Stovt; vo 'IWIN headboards. carved AucUom Friday, 1:30 p.m. one •"-tt of quality paper. Now you maY '°""' • d!g!tot circuit ·• .. -eves. Spanish Oak. N•w! l20 Windy's Aact ion Bern com~hie the top o! one and 'the bottom of I •ten. 3 Wk vacatJoni • OVER 2)1) • .;uhen. dryen, each. 644 •ts a noUi, er .. •l.ti.from the samMattem. Here's a I I wi!que stoc!t option • reflolleri!on ·ll'otn •$39.95-3 pc cuned gold couch. 2ll'lli\> N•Wl'lrt, CM 646-868S ikv ••tt"ed d b Ian! ltli thr ram. Std:imlt re1ume to ti • 56-(ft&o: \ .., · · · $15, Movtna:. Beblhd Tony'• Blda Mat'J IM'f Y w ~ ress Y W ee ,. ODETICS, INC._ [~1 lliii'RlGi!llJITOR u d * -* rOWI· of top-stitching. on the neck, sleeves, 1.845 s. Mancheater, ~ riwki .~ Jilola.llm .! •$30'. KING me antlq\Jie &old bead-~~:n'~;. R~~.sai~ hem and bel~. Deep pleats are set on either Equal Oppor, Employer!/( ~ W~lnl&er Ave. board. $t5. Imperial CroWn Kennan side of the ·front panel adding a zingy flare. TECHNOLOGIS!' _ iiiii x.,., ~ &ti-ai7' 11000. tO'i"xl4' Sarol< $120ll. ·Fabric. su~gestions : gabardine, shantung, lice.,.... Exp in all ,,..., IU?RJu~r~I\ 15 cu It. 2 9x12 T&J Mahal lndla. $600. raw silk, silk and wool worsted, llghtweight of crbtcai lib. Mt. ~. ~ dall'Oll. 5 "' old. Gar ... Solo 111 • "'<" 300 other new & old woolens. A-72632 is printed in Mlues ·Sizes · -~ f" · · FIJR1IJTURE, 1r.u.w.,.., Oriental "'11-We a1oo clean 8-14. Size 12 =ires 2 yards of 54" fabric. ~ONE .,.., ..;, •llonl,Wuhon/Dryora .,,.._ -bench. refl'l1. • rewe•ve Navalo • o... To order A-: ·give name, address and bome ,.1lin& appointment,;; ,.. ta.-Wlfrhil .-.. polttt tbl, a.1ax-1-0=, l<htot "'"" Shah 'N Shah zip. Send '2.00. Address SPADEA, Boz N ,,... «I+ lftfemd. H-',I •*'«»Jilli, .. • rvund bed. bottles, odd!~ 2023 s. Main, S.A. 55Mll2. Dep'I CX·l5, Milford, N.J. 08848. NEWEST ty JWai', 4 hi' tJaM • M, Ibo -_,.a.,.. machine, Copymatt. 174l0 BLACK ,....., minlc •tole, s IDEA Fil.OM SPADEA: 54" tape measure ,.,.t, + bonuL Call ''&1or. ~ '. Santa Marta. F.V. -ol<INI, l!Z. Or!i1naJ ou .t;qmblning in,ches and centimeters -stretch i!'Om. 648-1ll04 lD •111 ,-'e "t81 GARAGE Sale, 1um1-. J!alnl""'-.... qua I II y , rind tear erool. Complete lnstrucUons for ta);. 4'!0 1""· · , • c;m;;:.i,a . bed.. -•a rr I c. · "'""~apeo • otnt II/•. "°'I' in'g AL~ 1jOQy measurements accurately on '1£LEPHOl<J< Salu' -~ •• £ lpmont , . IOI '"°"""1 · Mueb ""'"'· 100!2 h!O td 3b4!", var1nut reverse side -;;oc with pattern order-other- Bouthem Oniw• "• • , .. , , ¥oac10wlar1r Ave, ! v pl'ices. 644-W!ll &!Irr •, "'°' w!Je $1.00 postpaid. ' J'avortte 11._.Po" KOBEHA 421 SUio<r I movie ~ , , /dUSI.ScU. rl<ld ~ MISHI IUST WAIST Hlf'I llACi<' WAIST ,,_ tlomt. Malta u ~ cametL f~r\l ·a.rtrldp !iARAG& SALE -AntlctUff. Cost over $30o ta. lfUI lab llDS Ll .. TH U)'OUnted.Cenerout ~l.QI.. PbWtJ' ~pho.0 dllheat books A mile. 23:,\~ S250 ea., Elec1r on\.e I J2 J:l 14. 1:v,. mtaloJf oo each Ille. ~wl&t •Nil ' Jent,· Almo1t Hurltlilaton Ave., ll.e , calcula~ ,NU.~ $500 ~· Jl ~:v._ JI ;,~ 5Sf..m9. · ~ new. ~-or ~ ~tfe;r ~. 1 ra. Witt take $290 ea ..• • l 1! :: 261/, 16 Vaoalld<o --I iQijj ~.!!f?,·~ ~ -GOOD Tb1np Ki~ a hlJ&!. of!lco Mnl-lll-Jl9T.. ......ll<pa of Mod r. W•r. UV• 11 ,.... -· apt, toe l.lm~m.,,. ii\ lheW..,_, IO" ....,.,..., $100 Wah/dry W,allon Electric ~ .. C•·O'"'"WORD PUZZI E ANS'"""RS ' fl ~ Jhilt~ ·~.a O.'i\y Pilot pntln..! 125 ta, Etc. 21.161 C\lper 4, Vut•hl• speed. Xhlt """'-•••••••••••••••••••• µ:....._....,,;~:..:;:"':::..:-:=.;;;.,::.:.;::;_;:...=:-==-:..:~="~"-'----r--· Cl ~ii/-· -.. ,.w; '°'41'ii.-ue. -$110. 6e-l000 .... 400 WANT AD ----~- I 1 • D [ ·-··· l'lanot/O.,.n1 126 Dot• 154 2 Male lttl~ l 5mo. with 50 ORGANS 50 ,,.,,.,., o<11tt HI ''· no YJJ1.,..l>...,tq:1N Ol'I the floor. pepm. Excel dop ffanumnd Wurlltu:r othm. bne::iin& purpo1t1. Kf'lltor .FJoot mockla, ditoonllnued t.ht Pl.IP for $00, ToolmA modtll, new a UJed. Buy or a.akin, SSO. Larae booed ntit at mosl attractive ff:ller1. ONLY TO GOOD ntet. HOME! 5«-8663 aft 6. W alt.cht Music City • HAPPINESS 1' • b!Ar.k buuon nose. 2 big brown South Cout Plaza !W0-2830 eye5 and a furry little PIANOS • ORGANS body-all attacher1 to a SUky ammond, Wurtltur, mM)' Terrier rmp, T~'O adorable I o«hn's. Pre·sceaaon spr-ciaJJ:. femaJe~. S2001ot!er, 1 model dole.outs. Piano I 8J0-8Jl3, evtis. Orran rentalJ. Money AV· ! s T A N D A R 0 &hnsuzen, inc barplna are here riaht Champion 51red, 4 wk! old. 'J10W al: ~ l.\! pup .stiou. M·f', NOTlf' I Wallicht Music City Shedden:, Ex«l wat(.h dog, South Coe.It Plaza 540-28.10 Gd w/ childttn, 645.-ffi74 ,,..ft • .,. U'E."T·~ • S 1 Uncond itionally guar. ~'""'....,..,,'" f\ n I! t 1 piano, mahogany. ExCi>l. j A I R EDALES. band.Mmf', 1395. &42-UU, 9 6 s-g 7 o 7 , hugahlf's. FathPJ champ. tiff 0035. Stoneyburke. Sire ot 10 champi1. 544-5319 DACHSHUNDS pUpt, min., I Nice Lesftr Sp)n~t Piano. • "1971 SEA RAY" 4.'U Olds, Pack-a-jet, 20', 200 &rie11, Equip~ for Wala' Skung & fishing, tandem trailE'r, ca11 llfter 12:00 noon. 1714) SJ0..6482. MUST .. 15' tibergla11 ski boat. 100 HP Mere mtr. Trtr. Soot. 536--86115 SELL! AKC. '"°"· nu.ho< red; SALES lo LEASING black/tan: wry min adlt 17' Cabin Cnuser, 90 HP, I I~ lu.lf &ervice facility Call eve1, aft I PM * scs..-* PIA.NO Wanted. Pr t • p t y wa11ts to buy piano W cuh. 13$-2278 Sport1nv GoOCl1 • BROWNJNG 12 G~. engn.v- f'd autt>matic wit}\ sheath & _100 ahell1. New c o n d . 96:M579 dng. 533.om. Johnaoo '"''"'· fuu ""... ~ ... ·. rll Danmar M.otor Homes LOVE for Sale! AKC Irish cover. !lit traller. Depth . . . Setter Pup. 1 Wks old, Finder' 8M rad~. $1495 or ~;.;~;in Webline breedina:. "beat offer. 557-45'40. C1m.~M,fRent 9201 ~~~5=3~1~·~6~8~0~0~~ 11· Richard.son, 240 hp Inter-,; ~:t~D " " 35' CROWN COACH B EA u TI Fu L German ceplor eng., auto pilot, d~ • CA r~ Empty &. rta('jy to C0{1Vert, ShephPrd wjpapen, 6 m(). 80Under, 30 watt radk>. . C() 80'' 190 HalJscott engine, ex cel· PONTIAC-GMC-lllAT old. AU ahoU. M a I e . ~· Slip in N.B. ~ 8 Foot b 'th lent running cond., consider llat St. at S.A\ Frwy) SKIS A hoof.II. Fisher 1I11s1 979-4248. or S.~J.952l ,ca over camper w.1 trade 646-3242; alt 5, """" E •-t S •--•-,,,,==-:--oe'C':-''-,---~=~~-~-. ~~~-1 new 72 Chev. U:tng wide 5.57-4540 """" , u t., .xu.ta A11& - I WE bay all m&ktJ et clean used sport• can. paid fflr or not. Please drive In for free ppralsal. ..... · 707, 190'1 • Nordica but'kle GERMAN Short ha it CHRIS Craft 32, TS, Ex· pickup, Disc brakes, HT8-15i~~-~· ~--~--· 1 558-1000' boots~ 1.-:d 1 RUOn. pointer/Weinuln.nn pups 8 preu <?"ulae~, .~ .~pe, tires, beautiful alive&: white Rent A Motor Home ... '71 GMC s;4 ,TON -~ BHt ~ m-a512. wkt. $25. to $3S. 536-4144 Alt .everything tn ~ but with matching interior. Ser-for your Vac.tion Pickup, VS, leaf rear aprinp, NtnPoRTl lr.1P~ POOL [SJ .. ~don aiz.e.1,.,6·------,.-= radar. $9500. 6 ial 172022. $349.S".OO. * 8394301 * H.D. equipment._ auto .. 11a1t •. =.,~ .:...'.l. Ho~ IN CABIN Crutset, ~,8'qiflce, Bil[. BARRY e "Z2 LIFE."rIME M.H., 23' I. radio, cust cab. Pow.r steer· t,fi.1fi,~1 .... Chria 1960 28'. '~. twin 1 Jteglttettd American sad-25' Air, lux. &: 111.fely equip.. ing. (71147H ). TV, Radio, HlFI, dlebred ate.lUon. Reu. otter. eng. $1.3,000 new, OUerina PONTIAC..OMC·FIAT x1nt rates. Pvt. Pt Y · $3199 Stereo 136 1 Quamr thoroughbred 8 $300). Needa work. 646-4929· llst St. at S.A. Frwy) 968-1J97. CONNELL · · ~ · yr, Gf!ldln.-. Excel .. Eno-1.ith 16' EnterpriSf'! tri·huU boat 2000 E. lat St., Santa Ana Trailers. Tr•vel 945 CHEVROLETI MOTOHOLA It~. ttpante .,. w/forwl!lrd sealing. Volvo ""olooo or We1tem. lat c I a • • ......,.. 2828 Harbor Blvd"1 twin aptakf'TI, Xlnt mnd. eng, $2100. Good cooP... '69 S111.rcraft tent trailer. Sips animal. 20271 Acftcia, Santa ''VACATION Costa J\fesa 546-1203 PlexicJ•••· S004 &U-28t2 Ana Heights, ss7-w.4. 6'15-3781. 6, all hookups. Xln't co nd. alter 4 ""'' 26. Chri& Cru'"'· .63, lo hn. READY" $1500. 962-5241. '72 BLAZER * APPAlOOSA * Slps tour. Fast. Clean. Beauty 11 fool ~v•tte C•••'ta fully FOR Sa.le 161Ai' ciunping trler 10.000 miles. Radio, P.S. 3 Id ldl • •"' &I 6 El b k X1n automatit'. air et1nd.. 4 year O ge ng, Yacht club. Sac $ 4 9 9 5 · •elf contained, a)peps 6 • pa · ecl ra ea, t wheel drive, Jocking hubs, __ ,.,.._to You -_regl1tuad. $475.. 540-1997 mounted on a '72 GMC cond. Reas. 830-4226· nict. Hl92EVYI. l'-_...--...,..~-,J CALL ANYTIME JO' Comm"cial !iahing boat. h•avy duty IC <OOVB, turbo Trollon, Utility 947 WILL TRADE a·Lfnes, 2 Tlm.f,$2.00 --J..-o • 3803 Sips 6. Au to pilot, bait t&rtk. FM'-AM radio Selma Grande . $3500. 3407 Finley. N.B. with 100Jx165 tires, bumper: 2 Willheel trailer p1ckup bed CONNELL WANTED -t.ender Joving home for1 31,f apcyed Fem. lrilih. Mtte. MovJna . 144-5856 -~ BEAUTlflJL pony ma.re. 13.3 h a n d 1. Registered quarter hone. Prefer exp'd rider. Profeaaionally trained English. w.!&tern It jumps. $600. 54S-7617 or 9'm-9490. 547-5667. mirrol"I bounce-aways and w accommodate 3 CHEVROLET 16' BuUI RJte, 50 HP Rlr cond. too. ready to go motorcycles $130. 979-4575. 2828 Harbor Blvd,, Jolmson. Tilt trailer. $1395. today. Serial 5U510. $19'#5.00 Auto S.rvlce, Parts 949 Costa Mesa 546-Ul3 5n-5705, 67>-5810 Bill BARRY 327 c""" .,,., dutch, Ml '60 ll DODGE, °""'loadl· * 31' 191i6 Hardtop Crul&er. housing & 4 apd. 5.000 miles. air, clean. $600. n•. tru PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT , S300" .,parate. BJS-5988. 962-5618 3100 \V. Coast Hwy., Newport Bf!ach 642-940S WE PAY'TOP OOu.A.R FOR· TOP tTSED CARS U yotll' car ls ertn cl~an, 1ee us first. BAUER BUICK 2925 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 979.2500 IM1'0RTS WANTED · <>ranee Countln -~mp I BUYER BIIJ., MAXEY TOYOTA l88Sl Beach Blvd. H. Bet.ch. ~ 847-S You don't need a gun to "Draw Fut" when you place an ad in the DAILY PILOT Want Ads! Call now I I NOW IN STOCK For lmmodl•t• Dolivory ln•t•~t Crodll BANCO AST ING V~t &~ ; JMPO~TS :v;._:~~'!;.!: 11XX~l200 W. Pac;illc Cst. Hwy. ·'66 BMW 1800. Black. a.ir, NeWji.;irt Beach (7141 642-0400 many new components. AM· Alfa Romeo FM. Very gd cand, $1500. 552-TIOS NOW ON DISPLAY Sales Service Part! Body Shop COAST IMPORTS 1000-1200 W. C.OUt Hwy. Newport Beach ~06 1960 SPYDER ZXIO aeries, 5 spd. Xlnt $695. Will COl1!ider trade. 968-J.549. 1970 B¥\V. Xlnt oond. All xtru. Pri pty -CS.200. 524--0324; ti7}-m:t Cl'{jlOEN Citroen Maseratl AWARD WINNING LUXURY CAR Rood & Rollyo Moton Orana:e C.01111ty'a Oldea:t Dlr. 1609 Pomr na Ave. Costa Mesa 114-548-3559 '71 Alla, 1750 Spld•" 5 •pd. CORTINA AM/FM. maas, $3600/of-,....,...-------fer. 2!3: 43J-<1726 & 4.'m-5538. CORTINA '68. Auto. air., 2 ~'! Clauified 4dS d<> It dr. Oean. New titt1. Great \W.ll • C.lll NOW floU..5678. schl car, $475. f'i44.8385. CUDDLY white ·& calico klt- ilens, g wka old. Xl65 Flam- -lnao.-c.M..--\\'ELSH pony, Sp i r f t e d • ......,,.e new. ·i:ruiny x · ee-as-exp. Md~ .. 8 yn oia; -Owner..$6950i _67~75. (lat ~f.~t S.A. f't'wy)a~'~!!!!~~~~ Autos.-Used 990 Auto11 UIOd 990 Autos. UIOd 990 _ Autos, YM!! _ 99!1. ... 546-fi092 ... BEAUT 8 wk k~tten1, Healthy weaned, ~ b o.x \rlfned, Mother p/Peniab. !1117~111. ~. WHALER 14, 3l h I ._. 2000 E. 1st St., Santa Ana §] $275 w/u.ddle & tact.. · P e ecu IC 5.58-1000 1· I /":\ ~. atart Evinrude. Bargain • A<oellr-. .-. % Morgan ~Quarter Hone. $800. * 84&-2487. ;69 Ford %T Ranger. AIJ1 :;~;;;;;;;~~ ,71 15. 4.:1..-1 k·n 9~ heavy duty, 12 w Ide , 5 yr old reldinl. aentle ~t irut:,g ass 1 1 · AT.P/B,P/S. air, will%' ; spirited. Good for trail. · HP Johnatln, fully equip. tell contained c 11. m Per. General 950 $400/offer. 846-7392. S650. 675-4808-Toilet. A.II xtru, S4200 or of-AUTO Parts for iale: Chevy GENTLE Geldini TB/Arab MUSI' IE'll, Mrdly uae-d 1968 fer. 519 Traverse Dr. Costa Owners _ manifold air *FREE WOOD* Model Glua Co., 1 6 4 4 Superior Ave., C.M. f46-3231.tt-·~-'41" l¥J( Lob~.' !railf 1r.c male. PUt. train. Shld ,,., .. Irr~ Single;f()Ob:, ]6 handt. PJO. 18' Century ! n b" a rd Mesa. cleaner " tour b a 'r r el ?;Oat ~1937.-_ ~ runabout. 6~71!6, +'~ !;~1iqyt, ictbx, car,burettir Ul·UP tor 283 V-8 HORSE :8oardinC: Back Bay 22' Glen-L cabin crp,\l!!lf· ' ~. r, alhk.~·.su & elec engine. $25. 644-1111. · area. ",hour <loving care. flreeds wcrk.. SSOO. lncl fl'bti. Sfps 4. Cozy. Incl Dune Bu!!!!i•• 956 DARLING male Coc"""'9oo, f yr, ~· a good home t''·~-~'h.' ~RY lovable ldt~na. 4 red , l tabby. Lu:t h 0 p • l Call ~-'1735. tandem trlr. 535-834:J jack S3SO/bst ott. 536-7329. , , -i ,, Livestock 151 Booll. Sall , 909 SACRIFICE! 'II GMC Van, DU!IE ~. (oil "'"d\ OAT 1bay, a wile bales, $3. per hall. 54~5 Xlnt cond. Pane'.ling, crpt, k l500ce VW -66 trans $400. CA~ 20 No. 681, 6 .. hp xtraa. DIRT BIKE 962-0032 646-8~ Ken. Ev1nrude. top conchtion. ~5--~R--'~R--~9=59 $2750. 714: 675-7842 A: 213: Cycl11, Bikes, 1 ports, •cw, ods 86'-'971. Scooton 915 '72 JEEP ~· MALEJ;..Jpoln( Sialp< ...... I j~' prox. l year. •, • lwttarllil 1 I ' 54""1815 -- 5'1ELT1E-COLLIE, 8 MOS, ~· iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;; COLUMIA 15, Xlnt cond. HONDA 4 Wheel drive metal top like ™·-~~-. --~-~ 644-1091 wkdayf;,.,6ff-:1!9J YR END CJ;.EARANCE SALE il (#14005) 13395 dlr eve. 1972 CB3SoK4 Reg. $826. ~al~~ • • KH• 65.l w/dolty .\ NOW $659. Trucks . 962 boat oover $700 AGGIE HONDA YAMAIIA1---------• MALE. Boats, !Jo~or•I * 963-2431 ... .......,,=..,,.. CDLLIE to &ood home with ~· af room. Shol.ll, new Jjc, ~yed · 96S-3J11 ewr1 PART 8eqle pupp).,. § wka old b'ee t1o aood home. 6U-4818 or 534-3885 eve. [ ........ _ )~ &50 QUAILS: 3 pn & 6 kids. 2 eageJJ,.'f"gg!l . $10 value:-for $30, 54&-21176 Cats 852 SIAMESE cats. 2 yr~. af· tectiona.te, Like children Frtt to good home. 833-13'79 f'D.1ALE ruue Po i n t Siame11t, fi \\·eeks, $1J. 549--0815 Dot• 154 SC~AM-LETS ANSWERS ' Luxury -NM'lce -Ensign -Buckle -Enable -Pocket -LUCKY PERSON * Call 675·1478 * 714--492-6714 71~92·5657 '70 GMC JIMMY CLASSIC Stone Yawl, 36', SUZUKI 1970, 90 ct, f.actory 4 wheel drive. Automatic, $.5000. Includes Newport Gyt Kit lOOcc. nu upper &: locking hubs. Nice one. mooring. 548-3765. lower end, MX bar 1, ($4427FJ. NEWPORT 20, ,LIKE NEW. Mavmck shock" dowo exp. $3399 $:!980 chamber. Best offer, CONNELL * 548-3283 * 673-3.1!2. CHEVROLET K1I'E ,No. 731, ~Top con-A.JS 250 ~tormir. '71, $765._ 2828 Harbor Blvd., TV commercial: "This dition. Trailer. Boat & mast ·Kawaaaki 9(1, $185 .. Suzuki Costa Mesa 546-1203 news' roundup was brought 250 .&.--kit $350 - 10 )'OU by tht> Happy Heart 1 _cov_•~"'~·.c$6_7~5._63.c._7-4_913~·--' mse ,,... ' · '63 CHEVY 1/J TON Attack Insurance Company. Snipe. Needs work. S3T-3l96. Pickup with camper shell. Happy Heart gives you Best affef. '70 Kawasaki 5()1).Reblt upper Radio, 6 cylinder. CF69372). double indemnity. I/ you die 673-4~ & lower. Other l'JO(ilel, $899 f 'd ·u b S600, trade or offer. n an acc1 enl \\·e wt ury UOO 14' compl w/tr&iler, 642--2568. CONNELL YoU twice. So. buy one of our CHEVROLET accident policies and you •ail I: full cover. Nice cond. '68 TRIUMPH 500 ma.v be the WOO' PER· $895. Ownt>r (213) 74~1 Good condition $600 <>r beat 2828 Harbor Blvd., ~N." 14' Catamaran trailer. 5 mos offer! 642-8412. Co.!!la Mesa. 545.1203 Ja• Selling Yacht old. Excel cone.I. Make oUer .. 71 Hodak& Webco Pegs '67 CHEVY Fnr excl1ange for-vacant l&ftd Pvt ply. 493-0089. • · Filtron, reb'lt eng. 9CK> Miles: PICKUP CAMPER or ranch. Probably the mOl!t 15' DINGO with jib and $400. 833-3548. V~ry Clean be11utlful auxiliary ever trailer Sacr11ice. $9 00 . 1 . 7 S $119S t-11.ull. T\\·in diesel, auto plot. 492--2973 FOR Ille 5 port.!lter. Will consider trade. 646-4540; · cuatom made, best offer, aft 5 557.4540. lornn, hot \\'alf'r, e I c . 2r o · b 51 wood 3 97S-1821 ' Ou.ner·s &tate room, large anus <!OP· ;._,, ' MUST ae.11 '64, %T PU Sail.-&: auxiliary. \.Al..U 65 H J D id J ~.ll{ln, galley, dining area on 53&-9759 ' ar ey llV son, e ectra Chevy. V8. 4 1pd. New baby Meck. 2 rib\ & 2 i1ngl · glide, 1200cc, full dre55. coming-can't wait. $5.SD. ST. B~ARD PUPPJE.<;;, ~laterooms beloY.'. Top con-14' SUNFISH, FIG I a 11, 642-3514. 536-42:84 PUREBRED, NO PAPER!'-. dition. \\'ell known & ad· Light but stronr. $900 ')l!W •• .,... H d ·~ ~ t I~===~=~~-~ '25·$50. &11·8245. St>ll for SXIO. 645-3369 '" on . 111 .,.,,.......,uur cy' new. "\VOODEN" '55 Ford p/u, mlN'd. Ltt'~ f'xchange full ~~---~-~--I 290 m1le1. Beat o t fer . util bed Runs good but r.fALE blk. It. bm. Pekinge~ Pflniculers. Marjorie Frint, 13' ~cing ?-K. dinghy 645-8504. smokes. $iso. ~190. :;rin:.pe~. ~= with I ~~~~to~: ~T~. v e ., ~f:~.r~~.cond. $600. LATE ·10 3.'iO Honda. low '67 CHEVY V2 TON \;;========='...=='=====::;===C======:;;==;;;I milea. extra11, xlnt cond, Picl<up 6 cyl !lick radio priced to sell! 548-2081 aft 2. (640B5cJ . '• ' ' \ YAMAHA 175 Enduro. Good $999 cond. S330;,.._9461 CONNELL :16" GIRLS bike, 3 -CHEVROLET Schwiru:. ha.nd brks, rreen. 2823 Harbor Blvd .. Almotlt l'll"W $40. 6«-6169 Costa J\fesa 546-1203 )t" GIRLS bike, 3 ipttd. '65 Ford !itTon P ickup. One blue, Schwinn, w/handbrks. owner. Perl cond. Make of- $25. 644-6769 1-f•_'·~~~~===~=~- r<.fINI Bikf'. pull 1t1U1, toot '71 DODGE VAN bn..ltf!. 3 ht' BIS tnf. Run$ % -.rJON aood-$50. 53l-0480 aft ~ v.!. AM /t~~f arereo t1pe '67 fRIUMPH 500. Dual rieck, new wheels 6 tires, ca~ Lo mi, Stock. Perf carpel A paneling, mu•t sell, make offer 646-3242, aft. cnnd. $8Xl. M.h3359 S, 557-454(), A'nnuID 1nventory Reduction Sale! •rz •XECUTIVE & DEMONSTRATORS .. MUST GO Just A~ Example of Our Out&tanding . PreviousJy Owned Cars. ' ' . '71 EL DORADO •. $6666 Vinyl top, leather interior. full power, fac- tory air, tilt wheel, AM·FM stereo, pow-tl' door locks and truftk opener, cruise con· trol, twillaht 1ent., and more. Mutt 1ee. (333DLll '71 CADILLAC ••• $5777 Sedan [le Ville. Vinyl tcp. le&ther inter• ior, tilt wheel, AM-FJ\'! stl!reo. power door locks, twilight sentinel, ga-aeoua car. (718- CQl I , ' '68 CADILLAC f •• $2555 c..t.\. De VlUe-. Vieyl top. £eather l.nttrlor, fuJ~wer, factory air, tili ·wheel, AM-fM 1tereo, cruise control, pcwer door locks, twlltaht sentinel. CMfAFVI :??..,f ~~!!r~:! S~:c ~~~ van top &: matchin.s Jeatltt lnte'rlor. Full power, factary air, tilt wheel, 'AM/FM 1t~reo. JIOW6 door IoekJ, twtllaht aenti· ne~ extremely Low mlleqe. (923CPC) '70 CHATEAU •. $3111 Ford chateau 330 wl.eon. Lona wheel bue, V8, automJtic, powu 1teertn1. alr condi .. t!onlnr. rad.lo, heater, alJ !fur aeat1. (18$- AJHI '66 CADILLAC •• $1444 Coupe: DeVille. Vinyl top, cloth 4 leather lnUrior, full power, factory air. AM-FM ster~o rt.dio, power door Jockl, whiU wall tire&, etc. <SEP750) '69 EL DORADO • $3888 Vinyl top, leather interior. Full power, fac· tory air, tilt-tele wheel, AM-FM stereo, po\l•er door locks, en.Lige control. tv.1li1ht tentinel. CYPB772) '69 RIVIERA ••• $2777 Vinyl top. vtnyl strato bench 11ata, tulJ po"Ner, factory air, tilt wheel. radio, hea t .. er, new white wall tires. CXRG638) '70 CADILLAC ••• $4333 Coupe De Ville. Vinyl top, full power, fac- tory air conditioninf, tilt wheel, AM·1'M 1ter~ radio. C939AV A) '68 EL DORADO . $2888 Full power. factory air, Leather lnterlar, dlt-te.le wheel, AM-FM 1tetto ra(!Ja, twf· U&ht 1enlinel. even a recUntnr pus. Mat on tbl1 ex~tlanally well c&red for auto-- mobile. (WJB.535) " Over 60 Fine Used Cars To Select From Hours: 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM Mon. thru Fri. 9:00 AM to 6:00 P~'-Sat.. \and Sun. NA ERS_ • . ' i: • ' ' ' ' 1 · ... l : ' : I· 1: " '· I: 1: • ' " ' • ' ' • I, • t, ~ ~ l: 1: ll ' : '' ' .. .. •• '· ,, ., ., ' ' " ' i ' ' ' " ' • • • ' i Sunday, S"ttmbfr 3, 1972 DAILY PILOT D 13 l§J/~l ~-... ;;; .. ~@~!;;-~"';;-5)§)~-j~ 1§-~ ..... 5!§];1 ~( ~-=--~!~§) r=-2!;.;;;;;'°'· '~mpo;~ '8,,0o~ARufof,~IDm,..,,A~..,Y~S,,~A"ut~l .. f. '"""';;;;rted~,. --.. f70 Aulot,I ........ m A-. .......... ,. ._ 1 o .. m ""'*' 1mpon.., no LA -Aut.. ln:per... '71 ... ---.~~~ POISC.. TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN YOLKSWACHN 'M DATSUN llAZDA ' • l'OR. '1t ~T >1111 4J ,71 MG MIDG ET l!l6ll vw itation ,...,,,, STATIDN WAOON LEASE Sl'IC:fAL ...,,, .&pp: lfl'.1' Md. Low 11 rad.lo llnmacu-:ll,® mU.. 00 "'"' •'111 1 1116; VW, Ill h.p, llOO « 4 Dr, it® milts. 4 Spd, New '72 RX3 . otr. -I ' 7~, . OWD<r. Jt.51'l. 113M709 ati 7 N•w Gt .. °"" -· Duat -.· ~'~. ~-M $57.5& Jiii -su ..... ~ • •. Situ pm wkda,ys & 12 pm·-· :.:r, ~ -lhocb, , ~·~ ·~ --· -·~ vw •... • -.............. . .-;o;, -.. rn rv• , "Ste It. Yau'U blot It!" •v PUL Stml CIUllJ)el', cusL booda a: frnde.ts. u • ..., 1972 DATSUN 240-Z. Sliver, 831-4913 .rt fpnl. .. ta deck, box -·v ale, AWJ'M, ma 11, Loa""4. lloTARY pow<ftd. DEAN LEWIS ~ •P<ak<TL xtru. Bell attar. m-3512. ndlals, ....... l ,(ID mn.,, 36 mo. + TA L. For...,. RENAULT . TOYOTA 0:. = cond. VCfy '6'I Bclp VW Bu&-SUnroot. hrteet. $4,800 528-2095 Pb'. Trades oou. , Good braktl I: tires. Ex· '16 DATSU!l 411 $399 • R•ru1ult ~ Solo 19111 -BM!. '1 VW Van, clean. Na aellent ....Slllott. 612'3911 642·2181 alt 5,30. PM 72 ROTARY'S Semi An,,..., , CO.ta Moa -•natne. $3l0."' •11•r. 40 ""· """"'alt lO a.m. ~·alt . HD s I " TllUMl'H bl per!, '111· $300. or •!fer. 6 pm. ' or 54M035 emo '.t e 0.monsfr~ I 612-46111. l='"=--~~-1 1 '71\i :11).Z, ...-li>ildi -C I I '89 vw Wes1pbal;a. ,..,,_,., ~ $4,000/ otter. 10 TO CHOOSE C Nr1nce S• e '68 TriW1lpb Spitftft, good 1939 V\V "'/'62 Body " eng. Camper w/1ent. AMJF)f. T1(...M98 ''BIGGEST SAVINGS'' Th1·1 WeeLend cond, make otter. Call Complctl' ene & brake Front mount apare tin. 11; 548-4881. o'haul . $450. 3022 J\ladeira Header ~xhaust. -U•r "Service ts Ute dlf!err-·'V'" .. A C ... •FIAT -HUl("l'INGTON 'IEACH Unbtotobl. Prices VOLKSWAGEN "" ·"· 540-3278. bitch, 12515. 536-3640. MAZDA ALL tm MDDEL'1 f 00, vw~ ,;...i.,' .. i:;8 .. "!.!\':, ~~·.~;~ '68 V\V BUG * 17111 Beach Blvd. IN STOCK FOR"' $150 or best otter many extra!. Green. Re&Uy C apetd, radio. beater, ~ *-FIAT 112-6666 LeueJ.!or Mr IMMEDIATE 837.rul llwp. 557-3458. arbestatter'44'687. · , '71 RX 2 · S26t': 1Ns~~v~:lo1T '" vw. Good cond. -· 1964 PANELLED ""· '6'1 ·10 ,.vw."' !,""· 34AM/FM. 12,1' 124' .,. Gt¥n coupe with black a,. APPROV~L ' MuatSacritlctfor.teO reblt 1500 enctne. Spttial cua m t r, ,000 mi. 11 1 & ISO's terior , air cond. RevoluUon· BANK PINANCING • ~ • wheeb:, FM ,stereo. Xlnt one owner, sacrili~ SUlO DEMO f 'Lt .,.,, Rotary engine, Low COAST '61 vw. ot>IY 7T,IXMI ml. ~-$995. 114-1061 • 77M86,!VOLVO ,)II "' mu .. 1 Will no! last (28/IEIT) . """"....SIUOn S350. '65 vw BUG BILL-JONES-'t 557-8450, 54IHHS4--4 _.t, radlo;beoter. CRPR· * $29.88 * B.J. Sportscar Ctr. IMPORTS '65 VW Baja Bia'. now ttbl! 1371. 15!15. dlr. Call ~. BRANlJ NfW 2833 Harbof, Collt Mesa • eng. Many exp.s. Make of., '63 ~V bus with or \Yithout fer. 645.-0.169. engine. Also dune buggy. VOLVO • '72124 Spl, Cpe C•Ot85994) ., 54IMC91 A l\W-1200 W. PadftcCst. l;l:W1· *'68 VW CAMPER. full 673-1612 br MS..5371. SEE THE ~L t NltW), MERCEDES BJiNi Newport Beach tnfl ~ '<IUlp. & nice. S2aJO, or beat '68 v.w. eu.. g pus. Only $95 32 MO 128SL COUPE SUIARU ""'"· 546-02JI . . 25,im mil•• "'"" .. 11. oo , , ---=-..,.---11963 vw. Excel. Cone!. S36-!l659. FULL FACTORY EQU!PI' coMPLETI: SERVICE. * SUBARU ,.... 642-5791 01' 642-3215 n"'.ESP=ERA="'TE"'.-m-ust-,--.. "'u,'"'·"'10 $95.32 Iola! mo, pymt. inc l. CUSI'OM BODY SHOP • ~ .,,, ·1 * '65 VW, new paint; new VW Sqbk, new eng, am/fm. tax, ·license & all cUTylng .-L .G· t.otr u $1599 uplx'I, IOOd nmnflw eond. lnunac, $4569 eve. charges for 48 months, {)e.. Factory Trained Mechanics ~rani WARREN'S $550, 6t&--171S . '67 -a ...... n..J--o -nd. ferred payment Pr I c • • 16 Service Bays • ...... ,..,,-,_, ... v 36 Full 1 Spwt ' C:ar c~-'"VW;~.Good-ll250.. 14515. • cub prce 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. e ORANGE CO . S $595., ~O aft 4 pm $4098.55. A.P.R. ll~. On ••--Tu Wed • Frl approved Credit. r27'200J . iuuu., es., " ,. · LARGEsr , * 6f4...0356 * . '71 V\V Conv. Perfect, \\'8.l"- OPEN TliURS n: 9 ~I 1967 . :00 S 4 Dr. ~· no E. 1st St, S.A. 547-076' '69 VW Bus, de1wce. Sunrf, ranty, fact. air, 16,000 mi . DEAN LEWIS Bill Jones' Eqmpped with electr>c •un SUNBEAM bed con..r. lOn'I '°""·best PllJ' .u bat. (I) """""· roof, stereo. Original paint oft'. 673-82.93. •ro vw Mint cond. !!,f. .. SPORTSCAR CTR & upholstery. Re bu 111 ,65. SUNBEAM ,69 vw Bug '6 IXMI . Suru'f, 11;">/Best 011,. """Harbor !7W -I '""'"'· xlnt running .. nd. TIGER red/hlk I , ' mo. Call 613-3929 •• I"" HorL·r llvd. ·'/r COSTI. MESA * -$3800 or belt aller. Call V-8, 4 Spd, Just Like new, -~ ... ~""--tires, aui.. ,_ .., ,.,,_. 1147.,!161. amne In ud deal. 616'3242, , •·.~ -· Pvt pty -· '7l VW liul, 1 ...,..,.. Ex-Cosio IMM--... '" 12A Spider $1311 MERCEDES Benz u 11 , att s, 55T;'YO. TA ~'~ Re~~'~~'. "'1 ~ :::33. • ·-i:i..,-v-°lr.i,.-.. -.-!-~~Xin·Rlll-, _,;,_,,;,_·_~ DATSUN VOLVO . ----~ . OPEN ALL WEEXDIO SAT., SUN., IQ. All of • suckkft the hfft got to ulTAnd to m•k• m•tt•n nm we',. Mt aellin9 Mir •• many cars 11 we ~Id Ilk• to. High h11 t ~nd low Nies has prompt.cf th. boss to put on• reel montiy•11vlnsi 11 1• •• the kind you can NV• big on. Come In tod1y, ' '63 CHM % TON Pi1\11(11. A111t..1+t.. Vl1 ~If C • ..L,- C1M,., Shell, N1wfy •~•rh111I" 111• ''"'' bcell••t ceMlltle"· ITJ40301 $1195 '71 Datsun Flat Bed t foet 1t1•·• MJy w/hy4re lift 91!•. ltOtCIOl $1995 '70 Datsun Pickups Pie~ one of 1ix llttl. ite111t111, Yo11r cheic1, $1795 '70 VW Squareback •••I 11ic1 . .::192961. A,,,,, 1t .$1395 '63 Mercedes Benz $1195 168 Datsun Roadster · ltOO:-tilr• fi" '''· IWTA.111 1 $1095 '68 Datsun Wagon 4 •P•"· Greif Ci r, 4V?Yt55) $1195 . '66 Datsun Wagon . , 4 1p11d. f i111 tr111tperl1tie11, IDJ M. 1721 $695 '72 Datsun 1200 Coupe. like 111w 1co11orny t996AlAI $1·995 '71 Datsun 1200 Co11pt . AM/FM, ''' co11d. 4 11111••4. t1tt 1hlve -Y1u'll •uv. !620DECI $1895 100% Flnonclng On Approvol Of Crodlt GARDEN GROVE DATSUN ' "' · · ', · 0 PEN 1 O A T\ 13861 Harbor Blvd., Garcle11 Grove 534°1255 f? BLOCKS SOUTH OF GARDEN GROVE Fll!EWAYl Daily Pilot . Classified • • If.a orange with 6Jack: tilter-~ ~r~· * ~ $350: Call SS-9214. Need a "Pad"! ~ an ad!. atuJ. at $1595. 54$.2929. ~ !..i~~~)~'" -MG-. BIWID NEW ' Aulof. Nw no Aut...,."!oW_ no A-.~ _tlO Aum. Now ' llU . JONES '69 MGCGT FROM T-OYOT .. B;J, Sport~r Ctr. w1re "1lee1'. nlly lights, '\ 2831 Harbor, Com Mesa AM-FM .tueo tape deck. MX 54Mt9l · Xlnt. cond. $n75. 1 '70 Fial 121 SJ>yder. m..1319 BAU.ER .BUICK ·~ 5 opd. AM-FM. ,,,... MGB ' 'fm).~' '89 Sl!O. Fiat coupe, new pa.int 41,IXMI ml., zlnl cond. 11.100 Or belt otter. 833-3973. GBlti!itr-;-l!, - c.ome in, teat drive~ Allo available for • -lMMEDlA'l'E-DEUVERT-11-''~~~~:::-~~~~~.t; • Laltd Czu!Mr' Slallotl .• • • NOW l -:-COUNTY15"'ftUM81R 1 YOLUMI. 17 l1lOI old. Showrm cond. !2350. Pvt. ply. 645-m..i JAt:.U."• ~ •ro MGB GT, white, llat "'-Mark il SWlotl WaiOns A Cdicll ~ ~ cond., wire· Wbll. AJUnl, •53 Jq XK-ll> Cpe, Runt o'drive, 6'l3-1!Mi0. 1 . DEAN LEWIS , xln't. Looks beaut. Otter. 96)-1731, '43-1626. PORSCHE TOYOTA ;62 XKE rdstr. New ndlala. '61 Rdltr Corrv. RE4>1t eni. 19" H•rbor Blvd. Low mt Wire whls. ~ trans.· nu paint, t o.p. Cott• Mes• 646--fOJ calll. Muat 1ell. 6f4..01SO l~~tftr Must sell bmn. '11 Corolla. 2 Cir. Mlist~ '59 l ag. 3.4 Sedan. New tire• , ' ~. '140 W. Wllaon Apt I: upholl.. $875. c a I I 6T Porsche 912. 5 spd. air, 010. Bttwttn 9am I: 2pm. &M-7216. Ma.Alee mags, reblt enr. •70 TOYOTA Very clean. .$3,400. 614-3287 MARK II WAGON or 548-4023. (Q:UEGB) 1-------.-•,.1, 81,RSCHE '67 911 AM-FM. $17M 1 1' MAZDA ehrome whffla, sharp. Mwl "See it, you'll buy ltl "~ -liell 1ut, l3 .. l 5 •1•11 " DEAN LEWIS ; 530 6696. ''Wl!lte Elet>"""'" •y<M'WI-tovot A nlqr your -t tru;;; 1b<tn 1966 Barbor Blv~. ' Into "Ca!lh" .•• sell them Costa l\leM 646-~ ~ a Da.11,y Pilot OU&ified '69 TOYOTA Crown, auto. A -wallt Id lo a aood Jn. · """-· 41,(ID ml. f.dr., 1'15tl Wltment. Need a. 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CAMARO , Vt, •11toM1tlc, f1ct1ry •Ir c•tMUtt.,.1119 ,IWff tfl•tillf I l>f ..... yf11yJ fMf, IVOX4 Jll, $2195 ~· '&8 OLDS 88 4 tp..d ftt111m io11, r1dl1 •'"' he1f· "• lt72EIU) $23~ '70 OLDS CUJUSS S1,Nmo Cp1, VI , 1irto., ftdory off, ,..,, 1t11rint I br1k11, r1cllo, hoot• er. IJ298LDl • $2695 4 .,;H fr•nlllllt•I-. tMle .~ ••• ... •i w;til .. w11f tlNJ. I 112DUJ $795 . '68 COUGAR VI , 11fom•tlc, f •ctory 1lr, pow.r &l1ttlftf &: .,,_,kM, t•4fo. M1t1r, vl11yl roof, 11111 wlt11I" IWFXI 121 .$2195 'f 1 HONDA CAR . 4 1poed tf.111/flbtl ott. rtdlo ~N'•••f.. t r. l406CXWJ $795 '&1 CADI~ Co•p• DtVlllo: VI, 1utom1tlc, f1ctory 11ir concHtionl119, full powt r, AM-FM radio, tilt wh11I, Shttp. (YDL191 J $.,19,5 • '66 CHEY. MALIBU 1 ~ h1Nt.,. 6 cylindtr, tulot111tic +r1111ml11!0111 powtr 1t11rl1111 tt iio, , ~11t1r, Yirtl roof, llPTl 11 J $895 ==~~97~0~A~utos=.~1:m:po:r1:ec1:-.::,~70~A:utot;=~' l=mpo=rtod~· ~~9~7:0 iirrll:A:u1os::.,~,m=po~rt=ed~~-i91~oi I ~A~utos~.~U~HCl~;;;;;:;;~990~ 4u!OI. 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S.r. No. Lii 10l22ttt. YOU CAN UASE THIS FOR 554:.~. . ' '66 Volvo 1800 C.Upe YOUR ONL y GOOD SCHOOL CARS , , , , Over-drive, air cond. CRUC e I 172 IMPALA ' OZll. FACl'ORY '67 IMPALA < Door HT 5,800 milH :... '71 MALIBU S.S. ' $1466 AUTHOR,IZED · · · ~cu. 1n. vs, bo.i..t _.., Conv, VB, auto., P.S., air, Vinyl roof, power ateertrw: oomole, •• -..i..-'lt.M-rarlW "See It, you'll ..,,_, .. it!" ._ .._..... -.....-.... --:1 ~ CADILLAC 35,00J "'""· <MUMT.,>. • --auto.; a1r, ndlo, v1ny1 root. .OJ'e&4 """1>>• D~Ny6~1S lArr<t1 ~= ot cadfl. $~99 like •••"Slml. ·U"669J. U~uounct 1966 Harbor Blvd. lacs In Oran•• County, '66 IMPALA CONNELL CONf'IELL Costa M,.. 646-93<l3 Sales-Leulng. < Dr. Sed. Auto., V8, radio, CHEVROLET CHEVROLET '70 Volw 144 S. auto, ~ Nabers good mlle1. 2828 Harbor Blvd., 2828 Harbor Blvd., AM/FM radio, no air, Iii' Cadillac $899 Costa Mesa 516-ml Costa Mesa · 5'f<.12l! =:"--. '2395 · 2600 llARBOR'Bt.. ,64 co~vAiR '64 Cust El &amino '67 Impala ·Com. CQc:TA MESA r-IQSY~"l White, VI, PS, PB, nice car. •n Volvo ™. tact air, 1 !!4().9100 ~-0pon Stincla> -~· -• opd, Map, let'• Deal, dlr, (e5lo'lssi. 1581t. ~~ lmmao . oond. C&ll '67 Cadillac Eldorado <SM $299 -· alt s, 567-· • BILL JONES · original miles every p:ml· • '67 ~elle Malibu. Air Autos, UMd 990 ble option this car ts un-'61 BUICK ~. es. CQl180le, radio, B.J. Sportscar Ctr. , believably clean. Probably Skylark cpe. Auto., radio, vinyl tDp. Belted tires. Only 2833 Harbor, Costa Mesa BUICK the cleanest Used EJdorado P.S., (1LH807). 25,IX)) mi. $1600. 675-6108: 54M49l ,67 RIVIE RA '" Onmge Co, 492.9034 or $999 '70 CAPRICE '70 Ct.MARO COUPE Fully l d -492-9136, San ClemE'l'lte. e 4 Door. 350 cu. in. V8, P.S., VB, air, auto., P.S., P.8., Stereo 0 :it e !heeJAM~ '70 Cad mnv. A rare beauty '67 MUSTANG P.B., radio, elec. windows, radio, 28,000 careful miles. clean.' ' in pert. oond. Ewry factory Cpe. VB, P.S., air, auto., air CObd., ~ root. (221· Remaining fact:oey warrn. $1595 option • 1\ereo ta,,.. • radio, Clean BMGJ. !>. U58CEL), 646-3242· alt 5 5.17 "~ · radial tlres. PR!, Saerllloe $1099 $2999 $3099 t I ""W"JU $4 100. nf.M6.3222. MUST Sell, '69 Bulok Skylarlc , ' e CONNELL CONNELL '°""" Loaded. mso beat 68 ep. de Ville, brown, l!te EXTIU. GOOD BUYS CHEVROLET CHEVROLET offer. 549--03:1S; 5.571716. tan vinyl roo&. Jo mt $2000. • 2823 Harbor Blvd., 2828 Herbor Blvd., 1-71·64i48iBuiktokWJSPec:(;;· Oiifa!;J:.\iv&6.'.-1~Dy~-~~·~.,..~~m.-0~1(J8~ '71 CAPR I , Costa Mesa ~ml Coata Mesa 5$1203 Cd cond. $0...~ offer. '69 SEDAN de Ville, all ex-Cpe. "41peed, radio. (65&AKR) 1970 Che'I'. O:lnc:IOUl'I Eatate, 1968 Chev. van. Xlnt cond. 644-1"126 lras, must sell, make otter. $1699 I Pu& Sta. Wp. Pwr. New tires, low miles, camp 1--.,==-.-;=--I Pvtpty_545-M25. e Steering & bl-akes, AM~FM equip. $2,475/o11er .. CA,DILLAC Limousine ca• Fleetwood, '58 '70 TOYOTA Stereo -tilt ...... whl 64><1137. 1986 CADILLAC de VWe Greatcond.$800CW'beltotrer. Mark It cpe, Radio, m, 4 ~ ~·== t63=a"°....,,,.=""2""dr"°,-z'~c,i~-.~-1 conv. All utru, $1795. 846-501! ...... In&. Alldng $29lS-561~: ·!:',~.!...clutch. Ill~ Call e 847-4327 e 1970 CADILLAC Sedan cle $1599 ~• CADDY '89, <"dr Sedan cle Vill•. all extru. $430. e ''9 CHEllROLET '72 CAMARO ·COUPE Vllle, l'wdr "'ue, looded. Lo 5'6-<60<. "70 OODGE ·~ -.P. Vl~cl Ho. 6 cyl., P .S., autnmatlc:, r'-Cllo, r ,..__,, .-......,, -. Ill" ........... ., ean. vinyl roof 1300 mllea. Like ~. $3«JO, ~l<*t Sell idle 1trlllll ••• 60-6678. , .. ncwenger cpe. P .S., auto., (025DFE} • • Autos Imported m Autos lmiportocl 970 air, vinyl root ll!OSASWJ, $. 1499 new. (&61ETE$"4l99. · • . .. . '. $1499 ii ----iiijiiijiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil" j" ij"iiij e CONNELL CONNELL IRl!ND NEW '72 128 FIAT ~1-•95 . ' Serial No. fz 8A77221-2 · WINNER 8F THE CAR OF THE YEAR AWARD! ALL -MOBnS ON SALE! Bllt BARRY l'IAT e POll'llAC e ~MC · ' UST ~T S.A. FaWY.l 20N I. FfUT ST. SANT~ ANA 11 .. 1000 '70 MAVERICK CHEVROLET CHEVROLET lla.dio, 11.ick, {a36BNR) 2828 Harbor Blvd., 2828 Har&r Blvd • $1099 ~Kea ' 546-1212:! Coat• }.!-5*.mi e '&I alEVY, "·;on P.U., I'~ CUSI'OM ahow car '57 cbftJ CONNELL C.O c:amper, &7,250-6 eyt, liomod Sta wgn. 2113 ou. In. CHEVROLET em. pa tank. New UPH. 8 !i "'" eng. Autn trans A -"' ply ttz.L $1350. Mab oiler. -· end """'11' .... bl~ -Harbor Blvd., -$7110. 8a-4144. O>ata Id-5'6-ml 0 ~====,,.....'-=-' ''9 CAMAR ** ''5 O.evy llnpala. • Dr. ' CAMARO 1 RALL YE SPORT Sedan. No ....... 11 ... ~. 307, , Sate Priced. $400. Call 549=ms. '10 Cim...: New lltei, '. $1795 '61Che"lfcn.Jser,1bow cu, -Good cond. Mull M&.3242: alt S, 55?-4540 "'J'OI legal.• Super ~. ..u. i2.m 973 .. B12 '67 a.ev.11e, 2 c1r ....... $195.-. -.r;;; betw-5 A I pm. Standa!d . tralll. .,... -'10 CMvy lmtlOla. lull .... : I '1111 c.m..., EJ(lOI cood. m ex1ra1. fllO. or bell otttt. lo mllae. .mt l"bCL. 61l'IJI 1 OI lit.~ Wldt na1, D1IO. SST-ttn . * IC7.f«JT * $1IOO. ~ltll. iii J(lllQSllOOD t pod. '&I NOVA .....,..,. -8 --·"""Sh~ "AT•~ n&Y~' / t1n9t ltlB, 1'*t: Vtny1, ""' :·• • 111 ...,,, ftl'1 ........... w--.---lbpril, 1971 Miii..U Spail&;..;;v-8, MT -r • .-v· $495 auto, alf· $2,695: , 111 ,..,.thbw ,.. wont ., ~2: att 5, 557-4540 644-0392 ·~ or~ -~ o1~ ~ do tt atEV1 A1l Btauvllle van. 12 'I CHEVELLE Sia Wp, ...u • eall -llNS!I. -Ml, pwr brakes. k miler, &<>od eood. lfll. Tllo-•ww trtM-. Pvt. Jiil'. m_..m. -•• .a Doll:Jo 1'1111 a.-Fer U.t Hem under ~. "7 iild a "hd"T AMI u llllJ M. t0 -"'9 ~ '1ncber, b ' I ' 0 0 ' . ' l • • -• ...,,~J,1971 OA!t.l' Pll.DT • IS - OUR USED CA• SELECTION IS THi ,INEST , WE'VE EYER HAD. ALL ARE SALE PRICED THIS LABOR ~~ 9( ~..,,EEKEND ONLY! . . ---~WE'LL BE OPEN Abt ·DAY MONDAY( lABOR---DA_Y._.! __ '69 CO Ir . '88 JAGUAR----'72 OPEL GT '70 FIAT RACER · '70 PONTIAC '67 EL CAMINO '69 ALFA ROMEO 'VI, lfo~., 1t.1ri119, •It cOnd., ¥l11yl top, 199 ~hell c11•m color.' 1. IXWYl91) t cyli11tfer, •uf.om1tlc, 1+..rl119. <YVN102·1 ' • 2 + I Cor4ov1 lirown. Autom1tic, 1Tr 1'c•n"'' wire wh11l1. IZAVl521 ,, ' CUTI.All C1up1, VI, •utom1tlc, 1lr con• ~ 41tloning. lVITltl) Oran91 coupe. 4 1p11d, rtcUo, hitter, 1xctl11nt, CI 30FVJ) 4 WHUL DRIVI, PICIUP V6 11191111, power 1f.,.,rln9,, 1Tt '"'"$~499 990 Autos, Used LINCOLN Coupe. 4 1Pffd, rtdio, h11t1r, 10,125 mll11. llODG.IRIOOl71· 111 '69 tJIBIRD -' , . Econ.inlc1l 6 cyllitder, <$ ~,..M, • r1lly )tfl11l1, A11tumn lir•Wl'I· -1nx•7•1: . $1899 . '. '69 PONTIAC , ... .. , • CAT AUNA . --~ ,..,. •t ,_,a. Vl,\•11t.:., P.$., f•ct1ry, ••tr, hin•i•· t•clr. '(YOY077, · . ''$1590 . . IONNOILLfi: t P•••· w19on1, Auto., :\ti, P.S., f1ctory eir, roof reel-. lo mi111. low 11 12624601\13°'17) $319 , .,.,.Tl :-•tOL t 'p1u. VI, 111fo., P.S., f1ctory 1lr, low mil11.' ('4~046· ocrota11) ,,_ $3199''' 4 1p11d, hucket 111h, rtdlo, h1at1r. IQ29S09l \ $1499 • TIMPIST I DL H.T. VI, 1utoM1tlc, power 1t11ri119, r1dlo, h11t1r, IWXG609) COUPI DI YflU lo1d1d, F11!1 .P'~''• AfA°FM 1t.r10, power-wlWowt,_ •lityl-= roof, l11th1r h1Mri1r, IWSP0 617) .. . Rid GT 1750 coupe, low, l•w inilt•t•· IDVllll AufoMttic, radio, h11t1r, 11, le, 11 1111111. l421EIU) $,1699 ' All Silo Prl .. s Effoctlvo thru Monday, Sop!. 4th, 1m. . ( "' . .:t ::~~. ,:2~\M~or :Blvd. at ~ir .Driw · , ;~C~J>;\ ,MESA Ph. 546,8017 ' , 1 ~ •1• 1'h MILE SOUTH OF THI Sl\N DIEGO FREEWAY 1 .• Ol'EN 7 DAYS A WEEK -,;,;.;e.p A.t,f -r 10:00 P.M. SUN;-r ~A.M ... • ! , r•? . . &, .j\.."" • -+ • 990 Autos, UMd 990 Autos, uioo 990 MUSTANG Auto .. ~. . 990 Autos, UHO -990 Autos, QHO - -__ .;........,_,;;;... __ MUSTANG .. OlDSMOllLE ~ PtYMOUTH """196iM.;,a,,g, Sharp! ·"!. •n OLDS Cutlala "S" 2dr, -,--~.-----~-------..:r AC. auto, vtnyl t<>t>. HT, V-8,' auto, PIS, PB, ~-"· RQAl),RUNNER l:f. GTO c:onvTf ·New ' Pvt pty. 96M6'12 · P/W, air, ill/FM stereo, ~•pe, llll\lb, < •peod, VI, • .,,,, lo rnl., Wpd, M OLDSMOBILE Bklleats. Immac.17,000 ml, strong car. l401ASW), "ll thi• wk. 1700 / I' '69 · Malbu Hanltop. 1960 Ford Rancbero "" .ie. , '61 Cuntinental 2 cir, Landau ,66 M ott.r . Runs good. New tires,• -work 1100. 69 MUSTANG top, air, Pl•, p/b, 'tape . us tang . *· eall 536-6813. * Call after 5 o' c 1 o ck Cou~. 40,875 miles. A~lo.. deck, tilt wheel, new tires, Gold w/black top It interior. 1 stand weekdays 642-6468 matic, power ateermg, low miles. Sl,575" 673-7419. VB, automaUc, PS, fact air. ii ''!t,~ll~ ~.2 ~ Gd ·i rose':, LTD,~ ... 4 radio, sSl7H001J, MERCURY c:ond, Hurcy on W. on•. Mvg o·,.aa, 13200. w.<600. $1299 67'-1544. ttralllP. $315. ~ . . Full, ..,,., A/C, ISKBB1l51L~L. l199JO, NES '69 OLDS DEL TA 88 M EC·HANIC'S -lal·'66 CONNELL Toroha,do. 1l!l1 J>WT l air, CHEVROLET engine needa work. $500. 2'28 Herbor Blvd., 644-8383 alter 7pm Cotta Meaa 546-1203 CHRYSLER ~~rl~:;..~,Go!>d c~~~~~t~T '70 Marquis Brougham 4 De. H.T. 30,000 mi. till ~ Gold beauty • blk int, Full B.J. Sportscer . Ctr. wheel, apeed control, auto., •• ,691 1r.EWP'• ORT '69 Ford, 1 T van. Auto, 2828 Harbor Blvd., pwr, air, .stereo, Wt wheel, 2833 Harbor, Costa Meaa P.S., P.B., vinyl roof, power N panelled bed cpte. $2850 Co!l& Mesa 546-1203 new tires. 549-0645. 540-44Sl seats & windows, air cond., PINTO '71 CRICKET , Fa=i:air I: loaded. $1695. 646-0l.96. 'att 5 Pm. 1 • 1971 LTD Brougham, Exec ,61 MERCURY Sta auperior car. (XGU491), ----''.-..----) dlr call~ . Wan. '67 MUSTANG $2599 • Automatic tralll., radio, !: ~ ~ triiperial 4 ~ ·~u~~~e~:~· :~r.1? :;:· ~~use:~:: =nys:= air, 9 pau. V-8, AT, Vinyl Top, Uiw CONNELL ~=:n a!:U-:i'.ni~ heater (ll4DPZ), $l'l95. Dir. ',· tedan. Auto, r/b, p/1, pfb, rl«, ....., _,., other xtras. Very clean. '69 . • Mlle1, New Tires, SacrW~ CH-EVRO. LET .U. A.klni '2175. 96MOU _caui:i'-::~:i;;;=;..· -,-,,..-...,-"' 8 g S _,., --•.u.> Mere XlOO Marauder $995 1972 DUSTER white 6 000 I·: ~· ~~ce car. $ l, ' '70 LTD, l owner, air, 18.oo:> PriD ·i,pty ... ~~127lesale book. Xlnt .cond. many-xtru. 646-3242; aft 5, 5.57-4540 2828 Harbor Blvd., · PLYMOUTH ml, auto tr.;,1, PIS, dtac ~· Jni. loaded XJn ay ' ~ • eve 1 ' $1595 si.2810 Costa Meaa 546·1203 ' ' · t cond. 646-5375 ' • •, '70 Mustang Conv., V-8, 351 --------brakes, $2750. 962-3025 ~ COMET $2895. 646-e'l'15 ,70. Ford;Cbateau. Muit sell. '72 M~ Montego, lo ml. ps, eng, a/c, p/s, p / b, '67 Olds Delmont 4 drffiAii. '69 GTO 19n PINTO Air AT R/H. 1 pb, air cond., rad, 2 dr., ·outstanding cond., coral red, cond, vinyl top, orla owner. Ruris like new. Hu tactory '65 Comet. 48,000 ml, One Perfect Llk , • • Ike new. $3500 Transferred 642-3&74 92-9'9B $995. 5.57--0824. air, automatic trans., radio, tainilY car. Stick shHt. $425·. * ~ r_:w· Cust paint. Map .. shiirp! ' ' · $lS95. 4 · heater, bucket seats, pri· '67 Pontiac Catalina, a.Ir, pt, auto trans, one owner, 1m· mac. Creamtblack i n t . $100)/offer 846-3156 64&-533f.-'25T Walnut. CM. $2800 or make offer . MUSTANG '66 MUSTANG V8. Auto. '69 Toronado, fully loaded, \'ate party muat eell. Will '61 Ford Van-New 675-8617. Trana, Vinyl roof. Good 31,000 ml. AM/FM, Nlny1 aacritice at below Kelly PONTIAC Bonnevllte '59, Gd _ .'i. ~~~E -~-everything $756.13/offer. '69 LTD Country ~ wan '68 eng. $850. or offer. tires. SUPER FINE I roof, pwr wind. 673-7060. Blue Book wholesale $1600. cond. $2flO or best ofr. r·· -· 44V ~-5'8-4193 • Must aell Equjpped W/every factory 5413:-51«1. ' 548-2108 Cluaified Ad9 ••• ~5678 Phone· 644·1791. 963--8461. ~~ ';:' :'.to=· '&ii Ford Van. J:l•w eng. xtra. New brakes, -· Lo '65 MUSTANG Conv., 4 llJld, Autos, Im~ 970 Autos, Imported 970 1 'A.,;..:;ut"o"'1,...;l...;m...;p.=rt-od--9=70 Autos, Imported 970 VEGA '71 VEGA $15B 19'n VEGA Camp lharp cond., under mt., fact. air, tinted Must seU. $1950 or best fer t ls week. 49'-0W4, i Sell the old INll. ~ new 1tuU. Autos, Imported i10 l allvtr wi.sl lthr ~t. asT mags, extras. A lot of car. Jni, Oean. Prl.~ to Be)!. '65 MUSTANG, V-8, auto, ~:;1~F.~~to.a1r~,:~~~· !i1~~·~r.·'."nd~~=~; GREAT.: .SE 'D CAR. S I c:ond, ·~ otter!JW, pwr CHEAP 1'60 Ford, vs. -!3000. can Mn_ Davia, ~·~-.,...,~~-=-,....,---~ brakes, vinyl top. Excel brt.kH. $50., 312 Monterey, weekdaya 9 to 5, 642-1628. '69 Mach I Futback. Mags "' ' ' ' r cond. ·St.MS. 833-0626 San Oementt, 492-30. '63 FORD Van, new paint, · w/big tires all around. Xlnt '69 Cllul'ar, XR-7, conv, Excel V~~. money! Re11t good cond. Ne\\• brakes. cond. $1800. 146-Q'75. Cmld. Muri ..U. caJ1 eufy """' ~-apt, ,..,. $750. or ollor 546-2440. Af!y day.lo the BES!' DAY W ~ 56392£1, bide·· etc. tbru a Daily Pilat Sell the old atut:r. Buy the run an ad! Don't dlla,y • •• '68 Shelby Ooopr. '28 ·.q, Clautlltd Ad. 6U-lirn. . .. .. INll. " cal\ •oda,-GlUm. $2,000 or bH\ (!Her. Autos, UHO 9'0' Autos, UMCI 990 Autos, Uold 6*-M!, Gazy. -DODGE ''8 DODGE DART 1 2 Dr. AT, P.S., 6 eyl, Vinyl t Top. •• · ' I .SffS ' ~ alt 5, !&'!- -iXlilGE WI Irr. • op. ,Prof. bullt.27S cu. !not q., · car 11' ,. .. ..,. mod. Scoop, er.pn, ·a1r 1l1t; more. $150. 963oGI~ ' I TREMENDOUS blSCOUNTS ON ALL IRAND NEW . -'72 BUICKS & OPELS . .. - IN STQCK • -' ' ......... '-..;;: l '67 KARMANN GHIA .......... ' .• $1,095 '67 vw SCj)UARESACK ........... · •. $995 I lladlD, Whlttw1t11, .. Speed, C111l9rn Gr1bbff Or11ngt. Tlllltld To A T ... Ill'( '!'::...._ Hew-Jttcl ''·'"r· .,,.,.. •If'"" (VDX di . '61 VW PICKUP .................. '.S695' .'68 VW' FASTBACK .... .,. ........ $1195' i Dbtt Cab, Exaillft1f l'lunn!llll CondlllOl'I. IUll ._.11 lrlgllt Ytlltw, Low MUu, W/S/W Tlrtl. (Yf.V IUJ • ~ ' '56 VW BUG ..................... $695 '64 VW CAMPER BUS ............ $1195 lteuro OnlofT! ltKk•I Stele. Cl11sle Condition. (OPS •1n <I liPHO. 1411 IQl!l 11 '49 VW BUG .................. .' $1299 '70 VW BUS .. . .. .. .. .. .. • . • • • • $2395. i SlloW ROOf'I\ Cond!Uonl IX511: utl llla<llO. O.lwt lltl{lt, ladle, Show loom '••ltdl n• CA,S) • • ,..._ • I '67 VW CONVERTIBLE ........ ' .•. $,1195 '69 ,VW SCj)UAREBACK .....••.•... $179s· j .... Diii\. TrJm Lll'IQ, Rtdlo, lllowreom CondlllOl'I. {WllH »JJ ___! AlltOfnll~ Air Cond~lloftl119, Low Lo• "'''-~-•-••_Y_ ... _, ____ ..,..+_ '71 VW SUPER BUG . , .....••..•• ~ .$1.95 '69 VW DELUXE US , ......... , •. $ll95 C111tom UV IUf, Clefntnllrlt Orlfltl, lltc!lo. t103GI AHio, Alt toM., LoW Miit .. Tllll Wffklftf OnlY -Lk. ()CYC ... , ' --'70 'TRIUMPH TR-6 .....• .' ...•... -$1795 .'69 TOY A C ROLl,A ........ , . $399 j' a.ciltl Tlrh, AMJFM, I.Ow Low Miits, CU3 ETX) ~ ll:MllO, HNtfl', Whlltwoll TJm:, 4 S~e<llanic ,09<!11. (YCl OUl • -'""""". ' . .. ' j 70 '(W BUG .................. , .. $1495 . 10 OPEL RALLY . • . .. . . . . .. • . • . • SlztS , Otrt; Orwiln. •ec11o, C.114 D!YI • "-O!o. ltllN Ot_., ,.._ ADii . j . t ' .;.., ' UUI ' ilf ' 71 wn 411 WAGON .......... '. $2795 67 .. ,.. 9Q(5 ... _ ................ $129• 11 .....,. lllldlifYWatnnty. ,.,... iltllllt, -,Mtth.ilrt • lllM!M. Cillllm c.. "" ~ lnt!Mii• °""" ••. l!xtraa, ... T• Appr«llt.. (WXI( 1•> , . i l' I ' ' ' .. t \ • - - 2.DOOR llARDTOI' L '(Ser. No. LL23~359878) PINTO • 5199 DOWN ~~~E . . 565 A MONTH::.~ •1ff it,... ~ ,,_., US It tml .._ , .... 6-d. ,. .. ,1._ .,... ,-_. Mn;til '"-"" -i "''· c,.illt t.r H.•i1, D• · ten,l_ t, •rk• f2SH l.t. t.1 I lk .. 1•, A•NIAL rll· l ~ .• • IMMEDIATl-DEUVERY 5199DOWN536A MONTH FOR 3l MOll!HS :168·DODGE ·:coronet 400 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, auto. troftl .. powtr stwin;. \tiny( roof, nxft0, htoftr, whit.wall fir.as. deluxe wheel cOYtn. VZE7S5. · '71 ·Gremlin 2·DOOR, • full vinyl interior. Rodio, heater, ~back ieGll. • Fold · doo"' rear. ieot. .custom 111ferior Alf46SE200472 '69 CHEV. NOVA. 6 cylinder "'!line. aulo. lrtll'ls~ rod'IO and Mot- •. ZKC407 • ' -! ,_ FULLPRICI $9 88 FULLPRICI . $6 88 . .... I •1 .......... ,,. ....... ,.,...,ilod..-.-ll.111~ ...., • ..,,,.._..,,._ Dlllr*,.,..,..c.11n10od.1P & t0- -~ ..-oo•u.n 10..1Sw. • 5199 DOWN '48A.MONTH :~s · . '69l»LYM. . WAGON v.a, power steering, vinyl inter .. radio, heoter. chrome lug . reek. 6 poss .• wh ilewoll s, del wheel COYlf'S. 689EOS. '69FORD WAGON '70PLYM. ····FURY 383 v.a engine, outo. trans. factory oit rodio • · · and htottr. PK41l0 0224061. 11·'70 FORD • · · · · · 4·Dr Sdli.. v-e. Mo. trtm.. '°"" ''"'ftti ' brobs. •• ro&fm.Mater, 13S!t:M . . $, ••. •u~'pma \ I • • • : - ' iDOoR HAID TOP (lie !llo. 196 ffH) ·---.--.o.. drwii 11 ... i' 517MI . f ,, IRVINE ... WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 3 · SEPTEMBER 9 DICK J I r·~ r1 .. J , ) 1 l ·-" I I L ' . , .. I' 4 6 8 9 -.. 5 6 8: 9. 7: 8. 9: !5: 7. 8: 9· 10: 2 . 3: !5: S: 8: 10: 11: TV !PORT! HltJH//()llT! SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 3 11:00 AM Cl) AAU lnternetlonal Ch•mplons 11:10 m Dodl!r 8Heb811 Dodgers vs. Cardinals at St. Louis. 12:00 ~ D (1) (I) 1972 Summer Ofympks Track and field, swim· ming, basketball and equestrian events. 1:00 I The Champions U.S. Profesllon111 Golt Toum•ment 3:00 R•ms Pre-Seeton footbeU Los Angeles Rams at San Diego h.,1ers. 3:30 I Lee Trevino's Golf 4:00 ~ Ten Footbell Hlahll1hts (l) (I) 1972 Summer Olympics Boxing, basketball, diving and volley~ball. · . 4:301 UCLA Footb811 Review of Nov. 20, 1971 USC game. 6:00 Pancho Profile of Pancho Gonzales. 8:00 Roller Games L.A. T·Birds vs. N.Y. Bombers. 9:00 (I) CJ) 1972 Summer Olympics Track and field, basketball, volleyb8lf, swimming and diving. MONDAY._SEl'TEMBER 4 4 :0o PM (j) 1972 Summer Olympics 5:001 "10dcey Russia vs. NHL All-Stars. M•for l.eJ.IUe BHeball 6:00 M•Jor le•sue S.Hball 8:00 CJ) (I) 1972 Summer Olympics Boxing, swimming, diving, track•nd field and weishtlifting. 9:00 II FOtUm Boxln1 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER !5 7:00 PM~ Bowtlna for Ooll•rs 8:00 D Ci) 1972 Summer Olympics Basketball, boxing, volleyball, welgr tllfting and wrestling. 9:301J DEBUT Pepper Rodeen Show UCLA Coach Rodgers dis· cussH the Broln '72 season. WEDNESDAY, SEl'TEMBER 6 !5:00 PM B Hockey Russia vs. NHL All·Stars. 7:00 8 BOwfln1 for Dotlars 8:00 (I) (j) 1972 Summer Olympics Basketball, boxing, volley· ball, wrestling, track and field. 9:30 I Tommy Prothro Show 10:00 C.nadlan Pro Football Toronto Argonauts vs. Montreal Alou· ettes. THURSDAY, SEl'TEMBER 1 7:00 PM~ Bowlln1 for Dollars 8:00 U Cl) 1972 Summer Olympics Boxing, basketball, volleyball, wresting, track and field. Im Boxln• From the Olympic 9:30 1J Rams Action S.pt. 2 Chargers game reviewed. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 7:00 PM II Bowtln1 for Dou.,, 8:00 D (])Cl) 1972 Summer Olympics Basketball, volleyball, wrest· ling, track and field. SATURDAY, SEl'TEMBER 9 9:30 AMI m (I) 1972 Summer Olympics Track and field. 11:00 D ~)or L .. JUe S.Mball 1:00 PJA U.S. Open Tennis Semifinals, live from West Side Tenn s ~ub, Forest Hills, N.Y. Total purse Is $160,000. Stan Smith defends the men's singles title; Billie Jean King defends the women's singles t itle. Commentators are Bud Collins (play I play) and Jack Kramer (color and analysis). Roller O.mn 1972 Summer Olympics Boxing. 2:00 ~cJF S.r1n Goff Live from Akron's Firestone Country Club, lo. With the winning of the PGA, Gary Player has completed the four·man field. Competing for this year's top honors are Masters and U.S. Open champ Jack Nicklaus, British Open win· ner Lee Trevino, Canadian Open winner Gay Brewer, and South Africa's Gary Player. Total purse Is $77,500, with $50,000 going to the winner. I CJ) (I) NCAA Footblll Tennessee at Georgia Tech. 3:00 fims Action 5:00 (I) ABC'• Wide World of Sports 8:30 W~ha.rtb 8:00 e 1972 Summer Olympics Boxing, wrestling, track and d. I Championship W'rntllrt1 10:00 9 Three Ch .. rs few the Redskins Profile of a pro football team, narT'8ted by Bur1 Ives. 11:00 1J USC Football Tape delay of the Arkansas game. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEM8E~ 3, 1972 All-in-the Ear· Hearing Aid Hearing is important to us all. If vou can hear but have difficultv under- standing. our tiny all-in· the-ear aid mav be the answer to your · problem. It rests snugly and unob- trusively in your ear. Hearing Aids at a Price You Can Afford Backed by a Company You Can Depend On. Ask About S~ar$ Conv~nlent Credit Plans Prices Effective ''"'Sal., Sept. I Heerla1 Aids A~ Available al Ille Followl11 Sean Storts 811Ha Park 1Mt1 Beac• Cemtos Norta.rid1e Compto. Pua4eu Eut Olympic Pleo at Rlm,.11 &Soto Pomou El Moole SoeU1 Coast Piasa Gleltdale Torruce lqkwood Valley TUUDAY LADIES DAY WASH& IDWAX WAIN FREE •n:Wax Ml17Ul.fll .. Pase 3 TttE DAILY PILOT, 1'V WEEK, SEPTIMBER 3, 1g72 4TH SEASON DOUBL~HEADER R•finas.from Che. past three 1elevis1on sea-Wednesday. Sept. 20: "HAJJN'IR-OJ:-TH~\'E&V sons indica1e 1ha1 1he public's appe1i1e for ••CH'' A spine-1ingler about six wealthy vaca- ABC-TV's Movie of 1hc Week conlinues lo tioncr in a lus h . lropicul reson who find increase be1ween 30 and 40,000,000 viewers 1hemse lve!> caught up in a hellish nigh1~are- 1une in each Tuesday n igh1 al 8:30 PM 10 see with no means of escape. Stars: Lloya Bridges. a new 90-minule film made specifically for Clo ris Leachman, Anne Francis. Edward TV-and ABC is mo re 1han happy 10 oblige. Asner, Roberi Reed, Moses Gunn. Last season's s1s1er ~c ries, Movie of 1n e Other films in the weeks to follow (wa1ch Weekend. which aired on Saturday nigh1s. has o ur logs for the air dales) are: been dro~d from 1he new fall line-up in "MOON OF mE WOLF" In a small Louisiana favor of ednesday ni~ht~. So. in one week, town 1hc local sheriff is confronted by a series when the networks unveil the new season. ABC of hideous murders. and all evidence points wjlJ offer TueSl.tay Movie of the Week and d d If s rh ·d J Wednesday Movie of the Week. both airing to a mo ern-ay wcrewo . tars: .._v1 ans- 8:30-10 PM and presenting a wide qtnge of ~enla~~~~ra Rush. Bradford ~illman, John story concep1s-packcd with s\ijJ;,po~of the _ ,, . .. -· -·· -4irst magnitude. -SAY cooa11v~ MACCllE COLE A recenlly- Da.W J•-· I• • IC.at rrot11 '°11'« 1..-l"f NipL • Here. TV WEEK provides a glimpse of what viewers can expcc1 from ABC in the weeks and months ahead: Tuesday. Sept. 12: "THf'. LONGEST NICHT" l'i a suspense-drama based on a real in cidenl in which a young woman is kidnapped and held fo r ransome 1n a sub1erranean box. S1ars: David Janssen. James Farentino. Skye Aubrey. Phyllis Thaxter. Wednesday. Sept. 13: .. THE DAUCHTUS OF JOSHUA CABE" is a comedy-western in which an o ld ho mesteader recruils._.'iome female ne'er-do-wells from "back cas1" 10 pose as hi s daugh1ers for land gran1 purposes. Stars: Buddy Ebsen. Sandra Dee. Karen Valentine. Lesley Warren. . Tu~ay, Sept. 19: "NO PLACF. TO RllN'' is a poignant drama about an aging merchant who flees to Canada with his orphaned grandson 10 prevent the authorities from laking the boy away from him. Stars: Herschel Bernardi, Larry Hagman. Stephanie Powers, Neville Brand. ,.,. 4 widowed female doctor tries to overcome her grief by going· to work for a tough, slum-area general practitioner. S1ars. Susan Hayward, Darren McGavin, Michael Cons1antine, Bev- erly Garland. ·'TH•. "oou:o Ht .• UTII .. i!> a comedic sus- pense Lale about a widow who joins a lonely- hearts club to seek companionship but gets more than she bargained for in the perso n of a courtly. bu1 swindling, swain. This film brings 1hree greal s1ars 1oge1her for the lirsl time: Rosalind Russell {in her TV-movie debut). Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Maureen O'Sulli- van. .. ROLLING MAN" An uneducated man, just released from fo ur years in prison. scls off on an across-counl'! irek 10 search for his two sons who were 'farmed out" lo untraceable foster homes in his absence. S1ars: Dennis Weaver, Jimmy Dean. Agnes Moorehead, Donna Mills. Sheree North. Richard Boone and Mlcllael INnne star tn -Goodlll&llf, My U>oe.· ._,..,...., ...... Do.ala Fafl'MAkt Jr. ltar la "'htt Crooll.H Hn1t1." "GOODNIGHT, MY LOVE" Jn 1946. IWO private detectives are hired by a volup1uous blonde to find her missing boyfriend-who is "miss- ini;" wilh $250,000 in syndica1c money. Stars: Richard Boone, Michael Dunn. Barbara Bain. Victor Buono. .. THE HEIST .. An annorcd car guard is framed into helping cbmmit a robbery. Seeing his career and life 1hrcatened with ruin. he scls oul 10 prove his own innocence-in lhe 48 hours given him by the ~lice, who believe him guilty. Stars: C hris George, Elizabe 1h Ashley. Howard Duff. Norman rell. · "PLAYMATES" Two divorced men, a liberal and a hardhal, become friends when they mecl with 1heir children at kiddieland. But complications arise when they secretly begin dating each other's ex-wives. Stars: Connie Stevens, Alan Alda. Doug McClure, Barbara Fcldon. 0 THAT ct:aTAIN SUMM£a0 Hard-hilling drama aboul a young boy who visits his di- vorced father in San rrancisco and comes 10 realize that his father is a homo exual. Stars. Hal Holtnook. Hope La nge. Manin Sheen. Marlyn Mason. ~£TIME IULLE•" Sequel to las1 season's "The Nightstalker" (1he highest rated movi e ever made for TV). This new 1hriller finds the hard-nosed reporter from the previous film re-senled in Seattle, where he discovers a cen- turies-old creature emerging from Seaule'!\ • subterranean ruins to terrorize the city. Stars: Darren McOavin, Jo Ann Pflug, Mar8are1 Hamilton. Scott Brady. Wally Cox, Simon Oakland. These are just a few of the 48' Movie~ of the Week that ABC will air during the coming season-with such stars as Ben Gazzara, E.G. Marshall. George Kennedy. Lee Remick, Clin1 Walker, and superstars Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton~ Stock up on popcorn 7: 1:00 1:25 1:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 1~30 11:00 II) Bill Cosby Tues.-lhurs.; ... ltytr Fri. • MORN INC fl) TIM Eledric CotllpanJ r 6:00 fJ Cl) SUMllltf' St11 .... r m Just Roottly @) Todq on tltt F1,. Tues., Thurs.. 11:15 m Opemi4NI Gr1nclp1Ttnb Tues.: '6:25 D llnowltd19 "Ayina 101" Adoption Sepent Thurs. 6:30 1J OdJut1 WOR DAY HOLIDAY ti) m Edue1tion1I Fettures All d1ytim1 prosnmmin1 ftr Mon., 6 Ftltum Stpl 4, Is listed with Mond1y'1 full dlJ l1g) 111.-Wortcl Tomorrow tchtdule. 7!00 IJ D Cl) News 0 ®J @D Tod1J Sllow U TIM C1H1ry · 00 Chlldren's Shows 6 lln11t1 Splits 11:30 IJ Cl) Search for Tomorrow CJ 9) @D W'tlo, Whit. Where G1me U hit the Clod 0 (}) Cl) m Bewitchtel murs RIP I II) News Hugh Williams fJ TM Rut Mce.,s mNtwz..Rtvitw m lldJ Ind frlHcb @D Cl .. u 36 Tues.·Thurs.; Wlnp to Adventure Fri. 3:30 II It's Your .. t 0 (j) M~t Douctu Show IJ Oaie Ind H1mtt D (}) m Ont Uft " Uve fJ Tiit Lene R1n11r m Quid Draw McCrn II) Nlnnr ind tltt Prefusor ~ M1p tnd the a..utitul Mt· dllne Thurs. @I) LI Con1unid1d II 611 m Tnvtl h Wtrtd Fri, a Add1m1 f1mlly &) Felli the Cit m YoJf Ind frt.tds m ft CIUl11n'1 lst1nd -&lACristA ltep m Desert Report Fri. Ell lezo'1 li1 Top 5'tow m Speed Ricer 5:00 DU (j) (1j News (]) "''° 6 I IBclAL I Hodley Russl1 vs. NHL Allstlf Wed., Fri.; Movtt: See D1ytlme Movies Tues., Thurs. m Tiit flllltstones m Ptttkoat Junctloft fl) LI f1brlct EJ'l) Q]) Milter Roprt' NtlaflbOrttood m T11lls Wm Tuts.·Thura.; Ntwa Fri. ID Buis ind His Buddies II) Bozo's II& Top ,Show fl) M'1rll1t Openlna, em (Jj) Sllllll Streit 7:30 U TM Wortd Tomorrow 00 llftlnl Splfts -eD'ftltum ...: -• 11:45 fJ Tempo "AU About Cr1fts" • ~ 4:00 fl Movlt:See 1Y'Y!Tme ll0vies. ~ U TM Riflu11n 0 Diel V1n Dyke El!) Cllucho Sl1ved11 SWowtri. El}llwitdltcl D HistotJ or Art m C.r1Don1 ll)Hobo KtflJ fl) Stltct M1rttt Cowtr111 1:00 IJ C.ptlin 11.tnproo U '°Plfe ind frttncl• Cl) Ceffff IM-/a.ildr.n'1 Tudltr D blph StofJ'• A.M. Cl) Slnup Mel Knoepp m Dnnls tltt .... lee (lj) Eduatioftll FNturtl emre1tum 1:25 fJ Sporta Club 1:30 CD wrc111 lftd Qiet fJ Ci) Jacl LI Linne m Yeti lftd fri1nd1 II) G1111bJ em <iJl ft11um 9:00 IJ Cl) Wier's Wiid D 9l m Dln111•1 l'llca Ult• A&dJJ CIJ Ptlll DoMllue Show fJ Ntws Ftrn1ndo Del Rio m Movie: See D1ytlme Movies. ll)Unde Wilde em CD Sell"' Stn.t 9:30 1J Cl) TM Prtct II RlaM D di m Conct..tr.tion UlkMeft Arrow D Movie: See 01ytime Movies. 6Te•po Q) Rotaper Room lO:OO 1J Cl) 5-•blt CI> Mewle: Set 01ytime Movits. D m s.11 of t11e Century U Movie: See 01ytlme Movies. (j) Stu•p tltt stirs ®) 11t1c14 t Saipenntt•nt'• •• port Tues.: Slit of tlMI tetttury Wed.· Fri. Q) Cltr Kleis S1ndr1 Ese1mlll1 m Hod11podae """ 10:30 IJ Cl) ltft of life a am.....,._. Squtrtl Cl) JNnne Clrscm Show Cl)Featum Eil) MllW Ropn' Nelpbof1tood G)M1ntnp 11:0011 CJ) Wlltrt t1M Ht1rt 11 D al m JtopardJ (j) 8aieo,ltl1 hllr.tt fJ T111po "Women" AFTERNOON 12:0011 Noontl• a m Tltr• on • Mitch U Mowt.: See Olytime Movies. D CI> (I) m Puswont ())a.g m News fJ Y..tlt and tM Issues Thurs. Cl) C1llopll1 Gounnet (BJ SelllM Street Efl)Ftlblm CHI Tennessee Tuxedo 12:25 m ltftnt1111 Tultdo 12:30 tJ (I) Al h W011d Tums 0 ®l 8' 0.,. of Our Lives D CI> 00 m Split Slconcl fJ Ntws John Fullmer m Diallni for Dotlan EI!)FMtura QINewl.oo Review l :00 IJ (I) love Is 1 Mlny Splendored 11lln1 0 ®) m lite Doctors Cl) Ifs Your Bet D CI> m All My Clllld• fJ m Movie: See D1ytlme Movies. QIFYI 1:30 IJ (j) Culdlnf Upt CJ a m AnetMr wortd U Movie: See Daytime Movia. a (]) (j) m let'• .... 1 0..1 m JNnne C.rson Sltw fl) C..IMditJ 9ltport QjWla$MM 2:00 IJ (j) Seqlt Stlna a a m .-. .. "1tM Place D (])Cl) m ,.._.,. '-.. II) Net for Wo.t1t OftlJ 2:30 11 (I) E.dat ., Nl&M 0 mfff:.--D n.. raMt ca ... Wed. only. A sne1k preview of this new pro1rem which premiers Sltur· dq, Sept. 9, It 7 PM. Th• show . 1lves parents' views on how chlldrtn should be r1lsed. D CJ) (I) aJ The Dltiq '-• II) &try w .. an Wms tD "*' 3:001J F1•llJ Mllr CJn.tMeT .. Sllow 0 HI,-., htrtl u Cll (j) m ca..ra1 ...... (j) Ol Mowtt: Set 01ytlme Movies. D (1) m Love Amtrtcan styte 6 CtufllMUS Cat m lup ••d Hit lltddtes Q) The Munsters fE (Jj) S.111H Stnet @I) Cine en la T1rdt @D Ton Tilt Fri. 0 M1 favorite Mlrtian Q) Khabl 4:15 fl) Una Aventtn &plnola 4:30 CI> Mowle: See Daytime M<Mes. u fl!Mr htws lest D News Senti, Schubeck a Clnclid Cl•n Q) TIJrM Stoops 5:15 Em ,IMflMI MHdial 5:30 0 MIJbtny RFD (j) m Otftnb .... Menace D CIHBNtn. ~ Aslfp .. nt Fri. m Daniel loont m lill n. Eltctrlc c."'PI"' @I) las GeNlll @D ..... Tues.-Thurs.; he-Statoft FNtlMIU Fri. 8That Cltt lr:)Fllturu &)s,..d beer BEFORE YOU LEASE INVESTIGATE! 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I st St ., Santa An a 835-3171 BUICK Bauer Buick -2925 Harbor Costa Mesa 979-2500 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 540-5 164 DATSUN Costa Mesa Datsun 2845 Harbor Blvd ., C osta Mesa 540-MIO Dot Datsun 18835 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-778 1 DODGE Courtesy Dodge 2888 Harbor Blvd C osta Mesa 557-9220 FORD Dunton Ford 2240 So. Main St ., Sant a Ana 546-7070 Wilson Ford 18255 Beach Blvd. H.untington Beach 842-661 I University Oldsmobile 2850 Harbor Blvd., C osta Me sa 540-9MO I JAGUAR Bauer Buick -2925 Harbor Costa Mesa 979-2500 LINCOLN • MERCURY Santa Ana Lincoln-Me rcury I 30 I No.Tustin, Santa An a 547-9183 Connell Chevrolet 2828 Harbor Bl vd., Costa Mesa 540..1200 MERCEDES-BENZ Jim Slemons Imports W •rner I M•in St .. 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Costa MeH1 64-9303 l SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 3 MORNING 6:15 m Tiit C111istopht11 6:30 m The llblt Answers 6:45 Cil Christopher Close-Up 7:00 tJ THI and Jeny (I) Rt• Humbard 0 Hour of Dtliverance ®°) Woody Woodpe~er mHutl I!) Ask Conaress/SOdal Security 7:30 I) Groovle Goolies 0 Tiie Christophen 0 Mormon T•bernacl' Choir (A) leave It to Beaver O Dr. lilly J. H1r1is ~ Deputy Dawe mwondtr•m• I!) Sacrtd Heart/The Christophtrs 8:00 I) Ci) Why Oo Wt Wort? 0 Mr. Wizard URn Humbard (6J Banana Splits 0 It ts Written 0 Herald of Truth g) f'renle I 11 Vid.t l~lO tJ f!Kt tM Nation 0 lllh Is the Ute fJ Cl) Tht Ooubledec~n 00 lV a Looks at leamln& lfg Com11ent &) flitll for Tod•J ti) Yoce1 dtl Semin1rio 9 Movie: "Never S.r Die" E!) CiM Mtaiclno 10;40 0) Oodrer Otl&out/W1rm·Up 11 :00 I) Patd\wort htnity B Movie: (C) '1he Castili1n" (adv) '63-Ce$ar Romero, Frankie Avalon. U Old Time Q0J9tl Hour 00 Film featu~ 0 @ Bullwwinkle @ AAU lnternatlon•I Champions @) San Die&o H1pptftin& GJ Cburd\ In the Homa @!) P1rrtalla OQmlnical 11:10 Cli Ood~r Baseblll The Dodgers vs. the Cardinals at St. Louis. 11 :lO 00 Johnny Bench Sho• 0 Ci) Make • Wish 0 Movie: "f•ce of Terror" (hor) '60-lisa Gaye, Biraelio Texers. ®)Movie: "Ablndoned'' (dra) '49 -Raymond Burr, Jeff Chandler, Oen· nis O'Keefe, Gale Storm. AFTl:.RNOOl'i ~Old Tim• '4>spel Hour 12lQO B Ci) cas Children'• Alm Festival m Reviv1I fires "Gh0$1 of a Chuce" (R) The story 8:30 0 Tlte Buploos of th~e children who enlist the aid @R•al Esbte Open Houst of a 300 year-old ghost to hall the 0 Campus Prefile destruction of an old mansion. 0 Day of Obcovery U The Baron IE KATHRYN KUHLMAN 0 CI>@ 1972 SClmmer Olympics * (IN COLOR) Track and field, swimming, basket· I!) Kathryn Kuhlman ball, and equestrian events are fea 9:00 I) Camer1 Three lured. D Serendipity m Essentially Sex 1J Day of Discovery Qj Sea Hunt 0 PREMIERE Klnldom of Carealot m lnsipt Children's religious series. 12:l0 (iJ Joe Dt Silva's Open Forum 0 Cl) Oral Robtrts Qj lhe Bia Y1llty ~ lnsl&ht on Rellaion t:f) lultwinkle I!) lnthtr Al 1:00 IJ To 9t AnltOunced @!) Muska r Pallbras U The ChamlMons 9:30 fJ T9day's R•ll&ion (I) U.S. Prof1Alot1al Qolt TOUlftl· 0 Station to Station ment 0 Oral Robtrts B Movie: (C) "Th• Kini'• Avenier" (j) Mowtr. .. Hip ScfloOI Conflden· (adv) '61 -Jean Marais. Sabrina tial" (dra) '53-Russ Tamblyn, M1· Steelman. mi1 Van Doren. Q9) Meet tht Press 0 Antle'• Qaraat 6) News Hick Carter (j) Lit TlMfl .. Up. g) Tribuna PubllCI 0 ll.thrJn Kuhlman m Movie: "fury of Adlllles" tli ColllUltltJoft m Chud Johnson Show 0) Oki TlMe 0.spel Hour aJ Make a Wish <m Spa'°J/f"11ehfr C!ltss R•view 1:30 I) Belief @I) Esta Ea la Viel• 0 I IJlcij\ I The Templltio1t of 9:40 (]) llble storits/Aeclon Reb Ybtoel A drama presented in 10:00 f) S..ps to LAlrnlnc observance of the Jewish Hi1h Holy D eti.llen11 My Sirmon Guest is Days dealing with man's abillty to Dr. Edward Cole, Flm Baptist Church rise above his own imperfections. of Pomona. ~ lnslpt U Htur er Powtr I!) Yoke of Catvary fJ Cl) lteludlnt Drafon 9 Movie: "The T .. as Rln&er(' (j) Zoorama 1:•5 m Dodftr Sa»rtboanl B Mollie: .. Riot In Cell lloct 11'' 2:00 I) Medi• "Psychi1try and the Sys· (dra) '54-Nevllle Brand, Lee Gor· tem" don. O l11p1do With M1nual Araron, A (ii Amtricln Folll Mulic discussion of the forthcomina re-ap· EI!) (Jj)Spauky/flsdlerWortdChlm· portionmenl of the Los Anaeles City piondllp Qes.s To11t111•nl Council. Richard Martlntz, Chlclnos ,.,. . THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 3, 1972 for Fair Re·Apportionment. end Ralph Ochoa, Deputy Director of the Los Anaeles Urben Coalitlon guest. The second portion of lhe prorram fe1tures Jesus Trellino, writer/pro· ducer, discussing "Yo Soy Chicano," a high acclaimed documentary re· cently telecast. . 0 Movie: (C) "Wilk Into Hell" (dr1) '57-Chips Rafferty. @ W1gon Train 0 (I) Cl) ls.sua 11'd Answen tlQ) TII rilll r mchllltr I!) T11na&1 Tri1ls m festival fllmico 2:30 IJ Newsm1ken CV C:.nsullltion B Inquiry Maury Green interviews Herb Klein, President Nixon's direc· tor of communications. 0 Movie: (C) "How to Be Very, Very Popul1r" (cdln) '55 -Betty Grable, Sheree North, Robert Cum· minas. Tommy Noonan. face the Nation IE Swin&l1t' IWl\eels 3:00 1J Ra•s Pft.Season football Los Angeles Rams at San Diego Charg· ers. (3) Voice of Aaricultur1 omeomment Ci) 1111 Cosby Show O Mcwit: "The Pied Pipe(' (dra) '42-Monty Wooley, Anne Baxter. ~ htmn m The Vir&inlan (jj) Spaully/Fischtt Chess Review 3:30 CJ) Campus Profile 0 m Meet \lie Press Richard C. Gerstenberg, chairman of the board of General Motor~ Corp., is inter· viewed. 00 Doctor In the House Cl) Movies: ''The Dtllult Delin· quenf' (com) ·57 -Jerry lewis. "Walk li'e 1 Dragon" (dra) 60 - Jack Lord, Nobu McCarthy. James Shiaeta. ®) lff Trevino's Golf m Movie: "Sun11 Din" (dra) '39 -Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Cary Grant. (jJ) The Jan Set a Daniel hone m Campua Profile 4:00 0 l1sl1trt "Confrontation" The pro and con moral issues of the war in Vietnam are brou&ht out when a priest, a social worker and a college dissenter burn draft files and must st1nd trial. Carl Betz, Earl Holliman, Gene Hackman, Brandon de Wiide and Edward Binns star. U 111 T111 football Hlplipb U (])Ci) 1972 S..unmer Otymplca Boxing, basketball, di~mg and vol· leyball are featured . (lj) Tht Saint (jJ) film OdJSMY €!)Tom dt Espana m Thi• Is Ult Ufa ~ hner1m Latino en Dominp meonn1 .... 4:30 0 Sunday With Tom Snyder and Kelly l1n1e. D UCU football A repeat of the UCLA/USC game played Nov 20, 1971 B Movie: "War Of Ult S..telliteS" (scl·fi) '58 -Dick Miiier, Susan Cabot. (i)BatlHn El) Wortd or w,clltft EJl) C:.•---alth "Milltary" m Portrait ef a star a Land of tlle llanb mfetu tM Cat 5:00 ~ NIWI Dalt Sd\wartz m o.n1e1 1oo11t EE Camtr Ted Al"'stron1 m C:.nsututioft g) f1nfama falcon ~ Ki•bl 5:30 I) Animal Wtrld (j) News R1y WllSOl'I ®) Movie: (C) "Wtnehtster 7J" (wes) '67-Tom l1Yon, John Saxon. 0) Movie: (C) "Blood and Sand" (dra) •41....:TyrO!'le Power, ~Ila ~•1· worth. I (jJ) folk Guitar EE Korean Y1ritty Hour fE W11htnfto11 Wttll In Rt'llew €!) Lot Altl'ts Trea m Mtnto¥11tl a Q11111111'• 11111te1 mspetd Racer FVEN I N G 6:00 I) Cl) Ca•i*P 'Tl _ (]) Movit: (C) (?hr) "Call Me M.t· 1111" (mus) '53 -Ethel Merman, Donald O'Connor. oe>mNtWt U Movie: (21\r) "Wtml111 Fro• Space" (sci -fl) '68-Toyoml Karita, Ke1zo Kawasaki. Ci)HH Haw 0 Sports Sped1l CJ1encho" (R) A profile of tennis pro Pancho Gon· zales. 01 Spy 6) Tom JonH Show (Jj) J11n SMpherd's A .. rlca EE Korean Ntws MlpUpts Et) Wortd Pm.s (it Mtybeny arD CiE) Teatr. dtl Do_.n10 lE The Thm Stool" 6:30 O Story Tllntn "The Leaend of Knocllmany" and ''Godfather Death." UNtWt (H) Tht .Im set m Dr••• m aection 72 m lllC9dta mtus1e 9Crttt1 Acfts m H11dslilop Elliot Mintz 7:00 II News Clete Robtm O Wiid Kln&do• (R) "Cheetah Country" Marlin Pertclns traces the development of four tuu;y baby chutahs in the ruHed bush ooun· try of Rhodesia, where they must learn their lessons well for su~lval. (1) Wild Wild West / 0 I Aln So,..body / Cl) This Is Ytur Ute "Sh1Jlef1ones" 0 Dea~ Y•lltJ Dllp / . (iJ PUlptrt t. Tmtt (jj) tledrte eo,..,."' m Japanne fa•l1J Dnaa EJl) The Jm S.t (A) "Ch1rti1 Min· aus" 7: 8: m Wiid Kln1dom 7:30 fJ Cl) CBS Sunday Movi.: (C) (2hr) "Enter uu1hln(' (com) '67-Shel- ley Winters, Jose Ferrer, Elalne M1y, Rene Santoni. A youna Jewish boy from the Bronx wants to be a star of stare 1nd screen. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 3, 1972 and st\alina him away from her ex· 9:30 10:30 IJ Jerry Vlsib "Henry Fonda" (R) husband. IJ He paints 'Mona Lisa•, O Wot1d Tomorrow GJ The David Frost Show Tonlaht's * invents winged machine. (j) At Issue proeram is a salute to the film THE LIFE OF G Mtlodyland in Motion "Fiddler on the. Roof," with guests LEONARDO DA VINCI m News chuck Cecil Topol: Molly . Picon, ~orma Crane, 1J (I) Life of Leon1rdo DI Vinci el Esttellas Muslules Rosalind Hams and Michele Marsh Part IV The life of the renowned ft BoxJnr From the Forum EiJ Nippon No uta florentlne artist whose 1enius in a m Q]) Firin1 Line dozen m1jor fields of art and 11:00 IJ Du Ci) (1QJ News 61> El Camaaje science brou1ht his Renaissance 0 Rt1 Humbird a Charier Foottlall The San Dieao world to the threshold of modern @ Movie: "Holy Matrimony" (com) Chargers meet the Los An1eles times. '43-Monty Wooley. ~~m~ G News Larry Borrell ~.Movie: "5:"1kl Plf' (dra) '48-~Cine. del ~mlneo GJ Bl& Question Michael Jackson Ohv1a de Hav1lland, Mark Stevens. EE Movie: "Cain and Mabel" (com) hosts m Muscular Dystrophy Telethon D ®l m Watt Disney "Davy Crock- ett's Keelbo1t Rice" Davy Crockett (fess P1rker) and his friend Georgie Russell (Buddy Ebsen) enter a keel· boat race with boastful river cap- tain Mike fink (Jeff Yor11). The me is from Kentucky to New Orleans and D1vy's winter fur catGll is at stake. U Eyewitness '36-Clark Gable, Marion Davies. ~ 1:7' Th (cont'd.) 10:00 D \Utl l:A:.I The Bold Ones -e ~ Kath n Kuhlman 1:30 D ®H~ lf"cilLf father On Docton "In Dreams They Run" Jer· .:1 . fJ .. Trial Darren McGavin stars fn this ry Lewis directed this episode about Ell) DIVid Susskl.nd Show ~he Sex G Movie: (2hl') "China Girl" (dra) ·43 -Gene Tierney, Georae Mont- gomery. m Muscular Dystrophy Telethon half·hour comedy about a municipal a young boy afflicted with muscular oal Revolution in America iu.dge who dfspe~ses Solomon-like dystrophy who helps a pro golfer 11:30 f) Name of the Game "Nlahtmare" wisdom f~m t~e court benc~. but gain the courage he needs to win D 09) Sund., Tonlaht Show hes a. fi~rd time ccwrtiun1cating a mental battle. Joanne Linville, Lin-0 Movft: (C) "Beach CaunoVI" -Jerry Lewis Is anchonn1n for this 20-hour telecast, live from New York, to help r1lse money for the Muscular Dystrophy organization. GJ Three Passports to Adventure "Mysterious Macao" with his five motherless children. ooln Kilpatrick, Arch Johnson and (adv) '64-Curt Juraens, Capuclne. 9:00 0 ®) m Bon1nz1 (R) "Search in Jason Karpf star. Cl) Telepulat Limbo" Ben, out of town to trans-1J News GJ Movie: "Castle of Evil" (hor) '66 Ell) The Frend! Chef "Le Cocktail" el la Criada Bien Cri1d1 9 Wild Kincdom m The Addams family 8:00 O Roller Games L.A. T Birds vs. N.Y. Bombers. 0 (I) (I) al The FBI (R) Penny fuller auests as Jean "Scotty" Scott. who pulls 1 strina of mbberies to finance findlna her 8-year·ol d son act business, mysteriously falls vie· GA Min and His Bop -Scott Brady, Vir1inia Mayo. tim to amnesia and is charged with Ei) News/film Feature a Roller Games murder. Ell) Q]) Evenlna at Pops "Charlie 0 (l) @ al 1972 Summer Olym· Byrd" (R) 12:45 CI) Issues ind Answen pies Track and field, basketball, el P1ndoram1 l:OO IJ Movie: (C) "Guadalunal Diary" boxin&, swimming and divina are ~Tempo Italiano (dra) •43-Willlam Bendix, Preston among the events featured. EE Lou Gordon Show Guests include: foster. m Muswlar Dystrophy Telethon Daniel Ellsbera, the man who ex-D Cl) News (cont'd.) posed the "Penta1on Papers"; Llae Ei) Samurai -Revolution Clark and Jack Nichols, authors of Ell) (ij) Masterpiece Theatre -last "I Have More fun With You of the Mohlcans (R) Than Anybody," a personal·polltical &!) Y Ahora Silvia memoir. 1:15 Ci) News 1:30 ID Movie: "The Rini" (drl) '52- Gerald Mohr, Rlt1 Moreno. BREAK THE PAINT HABIT! CALL NOW FOR Free Estimates No Obligation BEFORE YOU PAINT •• CALL US ABOUT ... FINANCING• AVAILABLE! 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Tom Neal ·if 11 HNOON (j) Phil Donahue Show SEPTEMBER 4 0 News Fernando Del Rio 12:00 6 Noontime m Muscular Dystrophy Telethon B m Thrff on a Match (cont'd) 0 (])Ci) m rusword m Unde Waldo 9 News EID sesame Street m Callopin1 Courmet MORNIN G 6:00 6 Su,. .. ., Sentell• 9:30 II 00 PREMIERE The ~ Is Ri&lrt (i2) Sesame Street 6:25 B Knowled1e "Hyin1 101" A fast·paced. updated version of the 9 Tennessee Tuxedo m Muscular Dystrophy Telttllon popular game series of I few sea· 12:30 II Cl) As lite World Turns (cont'd from 5 30 PM, Sunday) sons back. Bob Barter hosts. 0 @) g;) Days of Our Lives 6:30 II Odyssey "Ceremony of lnno· B ~ m Concentration 0 CJ) 00 m Split Second cence" 0 Movie: (C) ••ra11n Sprinp WHll· 0 News John Fullmer TV I Classroom end" (com) '63 -Troy Donahue, m Dialln1 for Dollen O Across the fence Connie Stevens. EID Washlniton Weell In Review (Jg) The World Tomorrow 0 Tempo Reeis Philbin, Stan Bohr· 9 New Zoo R.._ 6:45 EE Commodity Report man co· host. 1:00 II Cil Love Is a Many Splendored 7:00 II 0 Cl) News m Rompef' ROOM Tltln1 B ®) m Today Show 10:00 II (j) PREMIERE C11nbit Host Wink B @) m Tb Donors 0 The G1llery Martindale leads this question-an· 0 Movie: "Wells Farro" (wes) '37 CI) Reluctant Dfaeon swer contest in which two married -Joel McCrea, Frances Dee. 0 Banana Splits .... couples try their hand.at the game If• Your S.t . 6J Bolo's Bi& Top Show of blackjack, or 21, compehn& 0 (]) Q) All My Chtldr~n EE Mlltet Openina against each other for prize money ~ Mo_vie: ''Cfy of t~ City" (dra) EID ()1) Sesame street and merchandise aifts. • 48-Victor Mature, Richard Conte. 7:30 0 The World Tomonow @ Movie: HRaits Into Laramie" m MusculaP Dystropby Telethon (j) Banana SC'llts (wes) '54-John Payne Mari Blan (cont'd) 0 History of Art chard. · EID -11 ... F ... lc-11 ... L ..... I A Conversaticln W"tttl m Muscular Dystrophy Telethon B ~ a;, Sale of the Century Roy Willlias A probing discussion (cont'd) 00 Stump the Stirs between NA~P's executive director 6) Hobo llelty 6) City Kids Sandra Escamilla and four New Or1eaiu newsmen. EE Stoel Martet Cowraee EID Hodrepodre Lodp fi FYI . . • a:oo I) Captain it.n1aroo 10:30 II 00 ltft of Life 1 :30 II The Cutdinf Lipt 0 Popeye and Friends B ®) m Holtywood Squm B ~ m AnGther World 00 Coffff Breall/Children's TeKher 0 Movie: (C) "Norttlwest Mounted 0 (]) 00 Q) Let's Mate a Dul 0 Ralph Story's A.M.· •• I Police" (adv) '40 -Gary Cooper. m PREMIERE Joanne. Carsoa Sltow Cl) Sunup Mel Knoepp Paulette Goddard. Joanne and her ~lebnty 1uests pre· (jj) Hatll.tyop 00 Joune Canon Show se~t a s~w !or the . health co_n· EID Matin& Thin&s Crow m Wortd Tai. SCIOUS, Wtth dtel cookrng and dtS· 8:25 0 SC»orts Club . EID Mister Roeers' Neipborhood cussion on ~ife styles and exercise. 8:30 (1) Exercise and Diet m Mantra EE Commodity Report 0 PREMIERE Bozo's Place An edu· P 9 Win $ Movie: "Sein of Fury" cation/entertainment show for chil· ll:OO 6 Cf) Wllert the Heart Is 2:00 II Cf) Secret Sto,. dren. B ®l ~ JeopardJ B ®J m Return to Peyton rtace O Cil bet La lanne 00 Callopin1 Gourmet 00 Mite Dou1las Show 6J Gu•by 0 Tempo "Women'' 0 (]) t:f) Newlywed '9me EID SWedisfl Close·Up/lma1es and m Muscular Dystrophy Teletfl0tt 6) PROllERE !fcrt For Women On· Mel!Ulries (cont'd) ty Barbara Walters hosts. 1:50 Momin& News ID Crafts WI~ ic.ty 2:30 6 Cl) Edee of Nipt 9:001J PREMIERE The Joker's Wild EID The EJectric C..pany B @) g;) Somerset A new half hour game show which m Just Rootl!J 0 CV m The Datin1 C111te involves skill, good jud1ment and 11:30 IJ Cl) Surdl for Tomomw 6) (wtfJ WCNU11 Waab t. llnow tood luck IS three contestants B ~ m Who, wna.t. Wllere Came 3:00 II My """ Sotls match WllS for valuable merchandise 0 00 Cl) m a...itdled B M*e Deu&las Sltow Ind money prizes. Jack Barry hosts. m News Hu1h Williams 0 Hlpway htn>I B ®l m Dinah's P\ac:e EID Ewenl•& at Pops 0 00 m CtMral Hos9ital 0 Movie: (C) "'The Creat Jesse 11:45 O Te•po "All About Crafts" Mme: (C) "'Cladiat.n Sftee" (adv) '64-Rictmd Harrison. Actor Robert Mlnfotd stars in • powerful on•man Jdramatic perfonnance of the works of Ed&•r Allan Poe In "Joum., to Eklorado,'' a Special of the Week on KCET, Channef 28, Monday at8 PM. 0 The Rul McCays ®) MM: (C) '"TM Matin& '-•" (rom) '59-0ebbie Reynolds, Tony Randi II. m Rldy and Frietlft (jj) The Fe.,,i. Sa1a m w.ncs t. Mwntim 3:30 6 lrs Yeur Bet II Ouie Hd Harritt Cl) Ceneral ttos,itll 0 (j) &) One Ute to live 0 Tiie t..111 Ranier m Quiel Orn Mdi,.w m "'""' and ... rrGfWOf m la C.••lllklad al Dia g;) Trwtl~W~ a AddHq '••'tr &jfell U..Cat 4:00 IJ Mftie: (C) "O•ar 0.,,1111" I (adv) '57 -Corne! Wilde. Debra Paaet. 0 The Rif11•11 0 Cl) (i) Cl) 1972 SU•IHf' OIJm· pies. Boxlna. divina, track and field, and swimmlna ere featured, 0 C.Urapoa Cat maup and His lltddNs mTN Muntttn Ell) (jj) Sul• StrMt @!) One en la T arde a;,T,.lb West 8 My favorite Martian • m Khnba ~:15 EB Uu Awentwa ~anela 4:30 CV Movie: wRalls Into Laramie" (wes) '54-John P1yne, Mari Blan· chard. B News Jess Marlow O Fathtr Knows Best 0 Candid Camera m Yo&i and Friends m 9 QltUcan's lst.nd EE El Cristo Nearo g;) TOWll Tait &>Speed Rac.r s:00omNews Cl) NYPO 0 QI Ice tt.ct., Russia vs. NHL All-Stars The first of an eiaht 11me series. Four a1mes will be played in Canida and four In MO$COW. (iQ) Maier lea,ue lateW Teams will be announced. m Ta. FNfltstoMs m PwtticiNt Junction &)La Fabta EID (ij) Mist.tr Roten' Mtlpbofhoof &JThrM StM(a 5:15 m> Pinera .. Mllftdlal 5:lOO Cl)a;,News 0 Maybe"J RfD m Otn1b tM Men.u moanitla... Ell) (jj) The EJectrlc Co111pany @!)Laallelltttas m...., m> La Hora Fa•IHar CH Cot11111le m Speed Racer r v r r~ 1 N r. 6:00tJ Cll D Bl ED..._ B m Major leape laMNll Team will be announced. OPOtMleresa CI) Set S..rt m Tiie FhtmHs (i2) Bellebi: Story tf tM Round.Up (R) fE Rests ,_,. Verenla m Hodppoq. Uc1at m> la s. ..... c..,... m Tine Sto.&ts 6:30 Cl) Hopn's HefMI 0 (()News ID ANJ trfffttll a.. m bclt11 S..pstalln Charlie o· Donnell hosts. (jj) Youth Dru1 Wat Ell) S.ntn aM ~ (R) Cov· •reae of heerifll held April 28 be· fore the Assembly's Select Commit· tee on the Administration of Justice, followed by 30 minutes ot reactions bJ mtmbe11 of the community. a!>~Mdel 1. 7: I : •• t. 9: TY WEEK, S£PTEM8Elt J, 1172 a> Cludlan football rence, presses Doris Into service as &J HtldUop Elliot Mintz his sur1ical nOl'$8 when he Is re· 7:00 B Cl) Ntn quired to perform an emeraency op· 11 Movie: (C) (2Jlr) ''Tiit Htllbend· eration on a billionaire. 11'1" {Wes) '67-Joseph Cotten, Nor· 0 Ii) News ma Ben1all. · ()j) look leat (I) Trut• or Consequences fil) I IPlciM I The Lord Is Whose D stlrtllllt "Guilty or Not Guilty" Shepherd? Five scholars.brine learn· (I) Dr1lftlt . in1. skepticism, and personal experi· m I Lovt Lucy ence to a discussion of the rele· 11J I Dream of Je1nnl1 vance of reli1ion in contemporary fB fl'IJ DilbHllo societies, and of the history of re- g) £1 Amor Tient Car1 de Mujer ll1ious attitudes toward underprivl· am Rev • .., Plmrre teaed peoples. 7:30 8 Stlftd Up and. Cheer Bob Crane 9 The Vlrainlan 1uests. 10:00 U (I) Cadl's CountJ (R) Edward (I) Te Tell the Trutll Asner 1uests as a former syndicate fJ Miiiion $ Movie: (2Jlr) "A Wln1 crime boss who. refuses to believe and a -Pn111" (adv) '44-Don Ame· Cade's warning that he has been che. Dana Andrews. manced for execution. m Hopn'a. Heroes D Queen (llzabeth Reatna (90) m Cl) lkqMt Concludjn1 episode shows the final ()))In the Spottipt days11f ElizJbeth R. • ~ fB Qesperito 11 m News Qt Mtvle: <C) "Sldpt'' 0 Coulldl Debate am Mltu.Uto Vaklez Show Ii) 1111 ~ Sltow EE Adda• FatnllJ (jj) Masterpiece Theatre 1:00 IJ Cf) CunumH• "Trafton" (R) Vic. fB Cosa Juzaada tor French plays the title role of a 61) Lucia Sombr1 cOld ·hearted 1unslln1er who kills Ci[!) Varildad the sheriff and a priest in a small lfl To Bl Announced - Kan$1S town. 10:30 Ii) True Adventure "Head Hunters • D Cl) Cl) m The 1972 SUlftllllf of Ecuador'' OfJllpla Boxina. swimmlna. diving, fil) ! lflcllt I Youth DNI Award A track and field; and welahtliftln1 are report on California's Department of featured. Mental Hyaiene youth dru1 study tlj News unit In which television is beina m Tllat Clr1 used as a therapeutic tool to help aJ Telefun/hnJ Mason young people who have been dan· fJ) Htr•HOI Corli• gerously injured by excessive drug· m (Jj) I lflciM t JturntJ to Odo· taking. . fide Veteran tctor Robert Minford el La Sltlnlca recites the works of Ed1ar Allan Poe 11:00 IJ D ti> m m News in a one-man performance. (])Cf) l1j News fl) Node de Qlla II One Stap 11,.ad am Eltldot c.tral (i) Marslaal Dillon m .... ~ (21tr) "ltlreau tf Mlssln1 D Movie: "Callh11-ltorthside 777" Ptnonl" (dra) '33 -Bette Davis, 1dr~) '48 -James Stewart, Helen Pat O'Brien. Walker. 1:30 m Merv Criffln Sllow m Truth or Consequences 9:00 IJ Cf) Htrt's Lucy (R) Kim dlscov· Ii) JMcld for the Defense ers that a airl who splits from the ~ Hatllayop family homestead and aets her own fB Camer Ted Ar•stron1 apartment isn't necemrtly liberated 9 Mevte: "Moon Is Down" from her mother, who--even from a Ef) Huds"°P (R) distance -manaaes to make her 11:15 el Roller CalMS presence felt. 11:301J Cf) CIS Lite Movie: (C) "Cattle D Natl•nal ceo.,.,lllc "The Mys· Ktnt' (WIS) -Robert Taylor. Joan tery of Animal Behavior" A look at Caulfield. \.- the wwy animals behave In their D News natural habitat with film taken by 11 Robert K. Doman Show Heinz Slelmann, the world re· D CJ) (j) El) Dick Cavett no~tned German naturalist photo1· m To Tell tM Truth rapher who has been descllbed as 12:00 D JolHIDJ Canon Joey Bishop subs, the "world's most patient man" hav· Victor Buono, Professor Backwards in1 t.nt many a patient hour not auest. movil\i a muscle behind speclally m Movie: <C) "Heaven Can Wait" built hides observin1 the behavior (com) '43-Gene llemey,..J>on Ame· of animals. che. 11 Ftn1• le1ln1 Ii) Wander1ust 9) M~: (C) <21tr) "TM IOn(s 12:30 11 Hlpway Pan! ptrete" (adv) '67 -Dou1 McClure, ID Counby MllSlc Ti•• Jill St. John. 1:00 Cl) a D (J) ~ News fl) U11 Yen111e hfl Recontar ' 1:301J Movte: "Tift Nialrt Has Eyes" fD ~: "Prince of fez_.. (dra) '42-James Mason. am La CtnlHtlcla de hpa 3:001J Movie: <C> -C.nyoa River" (wes) 9:30 fJ Cf) Ditta Day Sbew (R) Guest '56 -Geor1e Montaomery, Marcia Peter Uwford, n Or. Peter law· Henderson. JERRY PLANS BLOCK-BUSTER With Tclelhon~ popping up TUESDAY SEPTEMBER !5 al~vcr~ven political parti~ For morning and an.moon llstlnp. a.,.staging them these da.ys-:-P*se see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. the old m~ler. Jerry Lewis, 1s Below for your convenience .,.. readying a block-buster for the the ~y's movtes. ' l abor Day Weekend to benefit .. the heallh agency which he has led for th~ pa!l 2 \ years ~Hon orary C hairman-Muscular Dys- trophy Associations of America. Quoting Al Jolson, Jerry says, "You ain't seen nothing yet!" The 20-hour telethon will air in Los Angeles over K TIV, C han- nel I I, starting at 7: 30PM, Sun- day {Sept. 3rd) and continue without interruption till Monday 3:30PM. The 'how will be seen on a national network of over 1 SO station11. Last year, o n a ~maller hook-up of stations. the show raised over eight million dollar~ in twenly·hours-an all- lime record. The show will go "where the tnlent h" with live pick-ups from Hollywood,. Las Vegas. Nash- ville, a nd New York-ilc; tradi- tional originating point. Por em- cees at these centers. Lewis has lined up a trio of personal friends. Ja n Murray. Sammy Da- vis, Jr. and Johnny Cash. Jerry will anchor the show himllelf from New York. Guests include The 5th Dimension. Connie Franci<;, Sarah Vaughan, Julie Budd. Dorothy Collins. Marty Allen. Johnny Carson and Gwen Verdon Pa1t 12 DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 ID "JM UdJ Is Wllthtt' (com) '42 -M1r1ene Dietridl. 9:30 D """ Prt.Wtnt'I tidy". (dr1) '53-Charlton Hestoo, Susan Hay Wlrd. 10:00 (])"Fe~ flrt" (dra) '53 -Jeff Chandler, Jane Russell. U "Ch1rtit ataplin ftsttv.r• Col· lection df~'•7i• ~aplln fltms... 12:00 U "DMtll Yalfty" (wes) '46-Rob· ert Low_ory, Helen Gilbert. 1:00 a "Cl1H1t1 N..ua.w. nr· w•> '48-James Stewart, Helen Walker. m .. .,.,".,a Ch111benuid" (dfa} '46-Paulette Goddard. 1:30 D .. ,., &irt" (dra) '52 -Audrey Totter. Geor1e Rift. 3:00 (I) "'Clnle" Part I (dr1) '52 - Laurence Otlvier, Jennifer Jones. Q§ (C) ''RWe Yaquer." (adv) '53- Robert Taylor, Anthony Quinn. 4:00 1J (C) "Twe Tkieta t. lrNdny" (mus) '51 -Tony Martin, Janet Lela!'d Gloria OeHaven. 4:30 Cl) 'SI• as lOAM II.Una 9 (I) (C) "Cenquest of c.cM•" (wta) ·s~John Hodlak. Joy Pala-. 5:~ e (C) "Adventures of Dott Juan" (adv) '49-Errol Flynn. · f V F N I r, (. s:00 a a a cm~ m News CD 9Nftn g,.,. .... (I)Ctt S.1rt m f1flttltloMI (JI) Foll Cuttar fB 1oau ,.,. v ... 1c1 f.li)Htd ....... Ledtt ell M1Jfleny RFD ml u S.pnda fJt*I m n.r" StMtes 6:30 (i)...,_ ......... fJ M.vie: (C) (IO) "Ntf1ft t. Alu- b" Part I (COin) '60-Jolln Waynt, Stew1rt Granaer, F1bl1n, Capuclne. (j) CIS News W11ter Cronkite 9 Merv &itfft• a.. ID AIHIJ Cr1ffttlt m bd•1 S-1ptt.kn OJ) Mldea11 Foll M-* EID Slllloll: Portnlt tf 1 llttle (R) 8' Tr.-1 Utt Wttld 9 C'"11 Actes Gm Quiet Canta Eda Cancleft? m Ylctena ,. .... Sllow &) ... _,., Elllot Mintz hosts. 1:00 IJ (]) D 8',.... D .... tttc '" o.iaan Cl) Trd or C:.1eC1utnc:a (j) Dfapet ac .... oa .. CD• u.tt.cy THE DAILY ,-IL.OT, TV WEEK, 8Ell"T£MaElt 5, 1972 II) I Ona• of Ju1t1NI 0 DEBUT Pipper hdam Shott (1)) t.ewe_ Tennla Coach Rod1e11 of tht UClA Bruins fl) u '•rtil Sin flar discusm the '72 Bruin squad. em ne Adveca ... "Should the uw e m ..... Permit Volunt1ry Euth1n1sia fo( the (JJ) Superhtttftdtnfa lteport Termll\llly llrf" t1l) Cak• t1tt Joy Youn1 California &J El.._ n .. Ca,. de Muitt filmmakers, Mac:Gllllvrty·f"retman. QI MMI: (C) "T• Tai M.,." talk about thtir work and show 7:30 6 ( IPl<JM 1 Sci••' Is ,.,... excerpts from their newly-rel11sed (R) Tiie AMn Boretz play centers ''five Summer Stories." on the friendship between a rriz· @I) (J Sllft de Ltcltup J Sall,..s lied old lobster fishermen in Main 9:45 EE hoftlOr AJdM (Gary Merrill) ind 1n ll·year-old 10:000 ID fkwa bov (Shawn Campbell). a C.t•llat•lty f'HAacl a m UBclA I HowdJ Dtedy •nd QJ ""' Cr•• ~e From f rleMs Buffalo Bob Smith and hi Birmincham, ~a. wooden friend Howdy Doody host • (JJ) Sped11 of O.t Wttk "Journey to children's 5')etlal to Introduce How· Eldorado" . dy's friends who will be appearin @I) Luci• S.•bf• on NBC's new Saturday momln& I! Fnttval Mt1kano . • Jdledule. To .. Altnounacl ,. .•.• 0 MO'rie: (C) (21\r) "The Hellbtnd· 10: 1J The '°lddluen Mike Conno~ Id* (wes) '67-Joseph Cotten. auests. Cl) Flhft f .. wre CJ Of. Sl11on LocU ''The Meddler" (I) I lh't•• of Jtennle (R) A younf patient of Of. Locke's 0 MilllOft $ M"6t: (C) «Captain must use crutches for rtCOVtry, but frot1 Castile" (•dv) '47 -Tyront refu•s because site yearns for a Power, Jean Peters. ..normal" relationshll> baled on 9 Nlleul QMarlplllc "The nme somtthlq other t111n pity. Ot. Locke of Man" and Or. Selim fear she w\11 do ir· m Htp11'1 ... ,... rep1r1ble d1maa• and hurt her m CJ) Drlpet eha!IC*S tor a complete recovtiy. aJ) Stlftfl ttr Mnbl HulUI 1J Talk llCl fl)LalhdlaOdlM (l)Et•~ EI!> "'''"'" Ust.4 9 S.. °'Ill Paatn .. d> MP .. r .. 11y fil) I IBCIA I T1•1S1ew't Yeattr1'1J 8:00 fJ (HJ CJ) (I) (!) 1972 Sci•• A look at the ways some Amtrbn OtJ•a Basketball, boxina. volley-Indian tribes end Individual tribal ball, wel1htllftln1 ind wrestllna. members are adlustfnf to tht tech· (j) ... Jin' °" 1he lttver noloaleal ap while stlll rttalnlna ID That lillrt their own unique eultur1I tlerit11e. . G) T11tfu11/Ptny Muon iD Cltl of tM Welt fl) Henu...a c.rlft a Movie: ..,.. .. .., alld lhtnr· m CttJwatc11tn ••" 8mAfuColl ptporro u:ooGDfJE8'Gl>JMwa u=> Estldtn Catttfll (}) ()) ...... &) Movft: (211t) un.. Crowd loan" I) 0.. Ste, lqond (dra) '32-Jlmes CaaneJ. Cl) Maf!hll IMtM 1:30 f.I Cl) Kn.ii fM..o (R) Buddy Eb· fJ Mev6t: (C) "AdNtrturta ef Don sen plays • tehemlna eolleae pro· Ju•" (adv) '49-Em>I Flynn, Vlvtca fessor with • plot to cash stolen Lindfors. travtl•" cheeb. GI Trvtll tf ~-..-0 m NIC Adite ,..,..._ "The • Jvdd r. die .,..,_ fatal Mistake" (R) A blaekrnaile fB ClrMf T• ~I drives a reptlle-r1lslnt victim to I &) Heldtaep (R) desperate Kt. Roddy MeDow11l and 11:15 fl) a... 34 Arthur Hill star. 11:308 Cl) cas Ute M .. : (C) "'T1M (J)e>r.1 IMltlta •lo,._ SI..,.,..,. (dra) '6~idlard Bur· (II HIJ CtHI• Cnmdt From Bir-ton, Ellubeth Teylor. mlniham, Ala. a a m .... , .. ,, Car.1 ID Men Ortffttt ._ U Mewlt: "Camtt tf DeM" (dra) f1D (II &Ml1tt at r.,. "Steve Al· '67--1narld Thulin, Paul Hubschmld. len'' Steve plays Ills own so11p, D (]) CJ) aJ D6cl c.w.tt compotes several "new" sonp and GI Tt TIU U. TNUt downs. 12:00 m Mtvlt: ...... at the Tep" (dra) ti) la Maldkien •• Ill lltNa '59 -l.Jurence Harvey, Simone t:OO fB Un VtraM P•fl a.c.dar Sianoret. a 111t v.rat•• .., ........ G0 u C..ntlda cit ,.,. lZ:JO 8) C.1ntrJ Music Tl• t:~ll Cl)C.11 ... (R) Brooke Buoct l:OO(l)DfJCl)dj..._ pl1ys the dauahter of • pollcem1n 1:30 8 Mewle: (C) "I Uvt llt 8rt1W1110r friend of Cannon ~ho is fnmWd o s.aan" (com) '46-R111 Hanbon, a murcier ch1rae. Anna Nt1&1e. CJ 9 m ftnt T.-.., Analysis Z:OO GI AIMllpt .._: °'1'IM Wttt," Israel's summer vlallltlon proara "'l.C.IU. •IMI '-Trtasu11 ef C.. allowln1 Arabs to v\sit--for three Pb "*"'•" a.. KW. month..-thtlr relatives on tt11 W 3:008 ~ ,,.. ,...,. (com) '41 Sink (occupied Jordan). --Uurel and Hardy. I' THE DAILY PILO't. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 3, 1972 9N•C• &Wl .. aooM Wll'll •CA n : CO&Oll·W '" .. , ............. •11CAC1Meem ."", ... ..,_., ----· • MODmt.soMi -• C9CKULJ-'--:-- • llA~ CMllt • TW -TAIUlt •Ulel ...... ""911 W .. t ....... I IMetllUIW ........ ,Tllft ~ t lliece II .... •-"~ lltdllMs • llCA _.... celer TV tll9I ,....,_ I tll ,,_ llldl • ._.. c.tMr illktW'I ... A.F.T. '• "-.., ......._ 11r ,.,... Ill•--',_...., C4IMlott ••• .....,. • ..,. -....... dlelr ........ '"""~-•. Alll ...... llltilt ........... . p ...... ~ ...................... . ~·--~ .......... , ........ . ........ A&.W ,.,. 13 WEDNE S DAY SEPTEMBER I For rnomln1 end ett.moon llstlnp. '43 -Maureen O'H1r1. Charles Llurhton, Georp Sanders. 4:30 (1)Sa .. 11 lOAM lldq rvrN1'\c. pleese ... DAmME PROGRAMS. • Below, tor your conwnlenc. .,. 1:00 IJ DD 8) m m ..._ the dey'a movtea. • (])a ..... IJPMdlNSt Cl) Cit Slut1 DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "IMt h1tr1tJen" (dra) '59 - Mamie Van Doren, Steve Cochran. ..... :30 D (C) "Daaaeroua When Wet" (com) '53--Esther Williams, Fernan· do Lamas. 10:00 CJ) "fr1nd1 &oe1 to Wttt Poffrt" (com) '52-Donald O'Conner, Lori Nelson. • 11 "lllMltt Queen" (wes) '51-'Bar· bar1 Br1tfon. Willard Parker. 12:00 U (C) "Tiit Cowboy" (wes) '54 - Tex Ritt1r, Willlam Conred. 1:00 fJ "A hN for Adano" (dra) '47 - John Hocliak, Willlam Bindix. GI "TM Wortd Was His JUTJ" (dra) '5S-£dmond O'Brien, Mona Frff• man. 1:30 U "f1'Pt to Nowhere" (•dY) '54- Alan Curtis. Jack Holt. 3:00 CI> "Can1t" Concl. (dr1) '52-laur· ence Olivier, Jennifer Jones. a (C) "Aftnlt ht Your Cun" Part I (com) ·~etty Hutton, Howard KHI;,.( 4:00 Gt "llli1 Lind Is Mint" (dra) fJ ft HocbJ Ruui1 vs. NHL All· Stars (conrd from 5 PM). m nmtNes Qi) f rtndl Clttf fl) ..... Pall Ytro .. f1j) tW,apoclp Ltclp EI9 LI Sepndl ElpllSI m nree Stoo111 6:30 Cl) Hepa's Heroes D Movie: (C) (90) "Nortll te Alu-u" Cond. Cf) CIS News Walter Cronkite ~ Merv Criffh• G) W, Crtftlttl m .._.., s..epstaUs (Ii) illtn1 LIM fli) YOMMitlt Is MJ He• (R) mr,...,u..w..w ml AfideudOI de la C:O•unidH m VictMta •-a.. §) HeldsMp Elliot MlntJ 1:00 u (J}Q m ..... U lewtift1 for Dellars (l.l Tnrtll er~ Cl) Dfapet m1 Lewe LtKJ 'RUNAROUND' ••~~narOUlld. •• a fbt-paced pme show for children With the ~ on iftformatiw q~tions and answers and 11uaiity pri1e1, premlel"el u put of NBC s Saturday rnornina program echedule at 10:30 At.(, Sept. 9. • ~lar ector~ian-ventriloquisl .Pavl Wine.hell will bait the weekty,;prosram, w!t~ aMistance from his famous woOden partner J~rry Mahoney .. on Uch ~m •. nine youn1 contestants Will .,.; 11ven three pa.ajble arwwen to • wide nciety ol 11neral info"'1•· lion quettiOfta in sucx:etaive IUminatiOn rounds. Jn addltic>n to beina lntormati.~. the ~ will ~ visually excitins. u the contestants mow qu1etly amona ·three numbered st•aes correspond ma to their chOloe of answers. Eich show will also feature a iuat star who will P1rticipa~e in • number of v~ttcs that serve to Illustr1te some of the qu.oons. . . THE DAILY PILOT. lV W££K, SE~MBElt !, 1972 at I Dru• of JMnllle fBC.pul111 9 ()) lflty Cr1ll1• Ctuude From Blrmlnaham, Ala. 9:30 u , .. ., rr.tllrt lhw fJQ)Ntws fl) Nodla Tapatlas a Th• Ylrplln flD Soul! "Black Woman" Poetw Nikki Giovanni, dancer C.rmen De 9:-45 fl) Su Co11tdla flVOl'fta Lavall1dl, sinpr C.rolyn Frankli (Aretha's sister) pianist/composer/ 10:00 II Cl) M1nnl1 (R) Mannix cr11hu condudor M1ra~ret Harris and IC· his. racin1 car into • brldl wall, suf. tress Nowlla Nelson fertnf serious held lnJunu that lead II) EJ Allor Tltne c.~ de Mujer to vivid h1llucln1tlons. 7:30 II SurvMI "Death Trap Lake" Th l'tlCUt of African fl1mlnros from ex· tlnctlon. D Moiao fadofy Pat Buttram host • busy show about bullfirhts. ba1- 111e buste11, bad 1uys, bears and bullfrop. IJ M : (C) (211,, "Tht Htllbend· •rs" (wes '67-Joseph Cotten. Cl) To Ttfl Trutfl ()) I Drta• Jtan111t fJ Mowlt: (Zllr) "'Cly of the City" (dra) ''8 -Victor Mature, Richard Conte. · G)Ho1an's Htrot1 m CIJ Drapet (JJ) A Cuwer11tlon wltll Eull y ... ,., fl)Ln hfMca m 0r. sa... ledDI a .... : <C> "llcMlof Flit" EB.....,..M.,. §)Mihmfa.ny 1:00 II ()) I IPic!AL I CIS Reports "Mr. D m NIPt W.!1 (R) "Th• Last Laurel" A paralyzed man (Jack C.s· sidy) who has ltlmtd tht art of levl· t1tlon dacldes to a•t reven1t on the doctor (M1rtln Brooks) he bellms Is romantically Involved with his wife (Martine Beswick); "They're Te1rln1 Down Tim Riley's Bar" A lonely wld· ower (Wllll1m Windom) equates his life with 1n old tavern that is about to be torn down. Diane Baker, Bert Convy and John Randolph auest. UGIN ... fJ I IPlc!A I Oral lttbtth In LOii· doe Noel Harrison, Geor1lt Brown and Keith Mlch1ll 1uest. al lilly Cralaa• ~ From Blnnlnaf11m, Ala. m111c.,a.. (Ji) SHI! m .. ...,... Tilah-Tiit u.t tfU..M.lllcHs(R) @l)llldl S.lln Gl'i)Drl .. &) To It Aft1ttt1nced Justiee Dou&las" A personal portrai 10:30 U Talll B.- deplctina the Ideas end ideals of one II) True Advetrturt of America's lon1est-service Supreme g) la Satlnlca Court Justices. Eric Semeld Is the GI) C2 P9us reporter. 0 (Ii m Adlm-12 "Sub -Station" 11:00 IJ DD Ill ma> NIWI (R) Frank Sinatra Jr. plays t fros-(]) Cl) t11 N ... tr1ted actor who 1bducts an 1irtine U OM Stlp ltJlftd stewardess In 1 dramatic attempt to Cl) Mat'lflll Dllltll 1et 1 televlsio" role. fJ MM: ,.Air Fora" (1dY) '43 - D Cl) (I) a> 1972 Sum•r OIJlt· Jofin G1rlltld, Arthur Kenntdy. ~lcs Track Ind tlfld;-basketb1ll, box· GJ Trutll Of ~ 1na. volleyball 1r'ld wrest~1. Q) R• fot Your Ufo m nm Cttt o 111t11a,... OJ TtltfVR/Plny M•n fB a.n.1td ArmtrlRI fl> H-•• Conte Cit M .. : (C) "ftny ti Hettt Keftl" m 9 Eltdtolt 72 m H11ai.., <R> 11:15 a> ClnttU 34 ., lMcN Ubrt ml Estadotl Cetstral &) Mewio: (Zllr) "Dttp YaJlty" (dr1) 11:30 6 Cl) C1S Litt Mew1t (C) .,._., '47-lde Lupino, Dine Cl1r1t. Alt9f'' (com)--M1r1aret Rutherford. a:10 a am Nae ...,.., Movie a am...,. .. ,., c.... Gtor1• Ceht•bo "Blueprint for Murder'' (R) ;;h~•;:· "Tllo MUI h " Columbo his 1 n~ty poured build· , • t11 lnr pylon due up In search of 1 miu· (rom) 59-8111 Tr1"r("'Georp Colt. Inf body when suspicion of homicide : CfJ1~ ~T= Cawtt points to 1 ludin1 architect. 0 GJ Mont lltffln l.2!00 G) Mowtt: "1'11t lnlttfblCIO" (mys) fl!) all Fil• Od1atJ "The .()vertOlt" '48-Jtan Simmons Dtrek Bond (R) (Russian, 1962) Nicolai Go1ot's '-11J CoU1rtrJ Music TI• . touchin1 story about 1 poor and lonely min who achieves temporary 1:00 CI> DD()) 0 """ happiness when he buys 1 new J>Vtr· coat, only to suffer deeply when he loses It. 1:30 II MM: (C) "A M• AloM" (wes) '55 -Ray Miiiand, Mary Murphy, Raymond Burr. t:oO 11 ()) Modlcat Center (R) A moth· er's complaint that 1 doctor has mo-Z:OO G) U.Nf&M SMw: ""9 Silent ltsted htr d1uaflter le1d1 to his ex-~: ~"' tllo SlJ," "A posurt as t convicted sex offender. •P fl) Un YmN Pin Jtecordar 3:0011 MM: (C) ~_.. (adv) al LI CHtentldl dt hpe '51-John Payne, Rhonda Atmfna. ""' ..... 14 6: I : 7: THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 7 For momln1 and •fternoon llstlnp, please '" DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, a the day'• movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m (C) MQld Heftna" (dr1) '40- Henry foncl1, Dorothy Lamour. t:JO D .. Septnlber Affair" (dr1) '51- Joln Fontaine, Joseph Cotten. 10:00 rn ....... Horde" (adv) '51-Ann Blyth, D1vld F1rrar. 0 Motor 'atrol" (mys) 'SO-Reed Hadley. J1ne Nlah. 12:00 0 "C1t1pulttra" (dr1) '55-My· ton H11ly, Don Harvey. 1:00 U .. Manhunt" (adv) '41 -Walter Pidaeon, Georae S1nders. m ..,.....,.,. In tht Nl&ftt'' (dra) '46-John Hodlak, N1ncy Guild. 1:30 U "Pal"'Y DIJS" (mus) '31-Eddie Cantor, Georre Ritt. 3:00 ()) .. AINHtt. ef Reme" (1dv) '63- louis Jourd1n, Sy1vi1 Syms. ®) (C) .. Annie ~ Yew Gu1f' Concl. Cr.om) ·so -Betty Hutton. Howard !'eel. 4:00 II "The Dtllcatt Dtll'"luenr (com) '57 -Jerry Lewis, M1rth1 Heyer, Darmn McGavin. 4:30 Cl) la• n lOAM llltin1 5:00 fJ "The Coltaplnitora" (adV) '44- Hedy lam11r. Paul Henreld. rVENING &:oo e 11 a cm mm""' (I)«§-. UPonderoA Cl) let S-rt GI FlhtUtofttt (Jj In the Spotti,llt EE ltoaaa P1ra Veronica m Hodppoq. led" ft MaytMny RfO EI!) u S.pada EltlOU m ""'-S1Do"' &:30 CJ) ......... Htroea D -...: (C) '1tow to Many 1 Ml,..,.." (com) '53-buren 81- call, Marilyn Monroe, Betty Greble, Willl1m Powell, D1vld Wayne, Rory C1lhoun, Cameron Mitchell. Three New York models decide to pool their ruources In order to snar • rich husband for one of them. Thlnp run r1ther thin before they meet a Texai oil min. Cl) CIS fllewa Walter Cro kite tm Ment Crlffln m bdJ 1rttrrtt1 m • ..,., S..tp.taku (Jj T04Mnft'a Ytsttrd111 fE Whit la a Mountaln1 (R) m Trntl U.. World 9CrttnAun GI!) Te ... Rtwtlta Mldlal m YldlN Ja,... Show ff) 11Md"'8p Elllot Mintz 7:00 IJ(l)llCf!News u ..... , "' DetJan (j) T..U. ot C.uq•nca Cl) Dnptt D'-• G•ine m1 LM Lucy &> I Dfw1m of ltannie (ij) Speakln1 f'"ly EE Jueves Espedacularea fl!) f1rln1 Une (R) @E £1 lmor Tiene Car1 de MllJer 9 Movie: (C) ''P1I Joey" CiI!) Profeaor Sa(itarlo THE OAILV PILOT. TV WEEt<, SEP1'EMBER 3, 1972 1 profeulonal assassin who Is hired Cll Mevle: '"Will and A ~ by the syndicate to klll lronsldt when &) To It Anno~ his vendetta aaalMt a 1anf11nd chief Is about to succeed. 11:00 fl 8 fJ fl) fD aJ Ntwl fJ I Ifie IA I Miu AIH'1ca ,. CJ) ()) ag m ,..., I'm 'andt A prelude to the Miu O Otte Stlp a.,.nc1 America Pa111nt. with hostess Vonda (I) Mal'SMI Diiion Kay Vin Dyke. GI Trvtt. ., Cona.quencea fl) Un Ytf1no Para Reconlar (JJ A Conversation wttfl £vtflt 7:30 II m Rollln' on t1't Rlwr Barbm fil) (Jj HollJwoocl Ttlevtstoa na.. louaatt (R) McNalr ruests. tre "Younr Marrieds at P11y" Two fE &anter Ted At•ttrona D I "IC!lLJ A S&uiuner Conctrt m1rried couples meet for a friendly m HtMJliop (R) Vocalist is Claudia Cumminas. Car· a•me of Mono.poly and confront their ll:lS ~ Chi•Ma 34 men Dniaon conducts the Glendale own unhappmess and unrealized ~ Symphony Orchestra. dreams. 11 :30 II ()) CBS late Movie: (C) "Ada11t'1 0 Movie; (C) (2111) "Tiit Htll· Qt Thi Ylrclnlan WoM1n" (dr1) 811u Brldaes. Jane benders" lwes) '67-Joseph Cotten. ~ La ConsenUdi de '•Pl Merrow, John Miiis. @.)To Tell the Trutlt D Qi m '°"""' Cano1t Cl) I Dre1111 of Junnle 9:30 U Rima Action Review of the O Movie: "lelowd Enemy'' (dra) fJ Million $ Movie: (90) "Laun" Ram.s·Charaers 1ame of Sept. 2. '36-0avld Niven, Merte Oberon. (dra) '44 -Gene Tierney, Dana D ())Cl) G!) Did -C.ntt Andrews, Clifton Webb. 10:00 II@) m loftbJ Darin AlluM•nt GI To Tell the Truth @) Hollywood Squires Co. Smothers Brothers and Joanie &J Judd for the Otfen11 m Hopn's Htroes Sommers 1uest. Cathy Cahill and Rip I!) (I) Dflpet Taylor are reeulars. 12:00 m Movft: "Two flap Wtsr• (WU) 9 Movie: (C) "Scalploct'' 0 fJ GI Ntwa '50-linda Darnell, mel>h Cotten. ~ Tel•Rtvlste Muskat D llUy &rallam Crusade From lZ:30 ft:'l c.u..-Music n,.. m Sports ~•llenre 8lrmln1ham. AJ1. u:I .... , m Add1ms f1mlly m Cou Juzrada 1:00 (}) 0 fJ ()) ®l ..... 1:00 fl (I) MJ Wor1d and Welcome ~ It fil) (Jj Wond P'm.s Ellen Monroe's Insistence that a ll> luda S.•bta communications gap exists be~een ~ ~= =unced John Monroe and dau1hter Lydia is U1 ° supported when Monroe has to visit 10:30 O T1tk Bid 1:30 fl ,.._.: (C) "Sii• Clrttr" (com) '53-Jock Mahoney, 81rbara Halt. Willi1m Hopper. Lydia's school fJ Mowit: "'Ille C..aplt1ton" (adv) 0 m NBC Adventure Theatre "The '44-ffedy Lamarr, Paul Henreid. GI All-Nilftt no. (C) '11UllS .. tM Timbtftancl," "'CHqMtd City," "Murder Cue" 3:00 fl Movie: "The Outtur' (wet) '53 -John Derek, Joen Evins. lady ls My Wife" (R) Jean Simmons. fil) lUl ThlrtJ Mlnutts Wittl •.• Brad Dillman, Alex Cord. A wanderin& @Ela Satulca 11mbler offers his wife as the prize -------------------------~c~::o~e h 0:s::.°1 on horseback. E~ GLENDALE SYMPHONY D CI) (j) m 1972 Summer Olym- pics Track and field, boxin1. basket· ball, volleyball and wrestlina. @.) Biiiy Gr1h1m Crvsade From BitminJham, Ma. m 1111t "" m Bollnr from tM Olympic m Hennal)os Coraje Ell) (l)l lt11t saitphenl'a America "I Mi1ht Even Snag One for Old Ahab, Himself' Shepherd visits with Sta Weed Ernie, a bayslde hermit who lives in an old wrecked boat in the mlddle of a watery nowhere. m Premier a=> Est.doa C.atm m Mowte: (21tr) .. A Dbpatdl From Reuter'a" (dra) '40 -Edward G. Robinson, Eddie Albert. 1:30 IJ Cl) I lflc!A( I It Was A ~ort Sununer, Q1r1it BnlWll (R) On the first day of school Char11e is forced to recall some ot the disasters of his summer vacation. m Merv Griffin EE) (l)l Jm 5tt "Ted Curson and Company" Playlna a rare l SO-ye11- old 4-valve piccolo trumpet, Curson leads his 1roup In several numbers. 9:00 1J Cl) CBS Thul'lday Movie: (C) (2tlr) "Tlrer Mika our (com) '67 -Eli Wallach, Anne Jack5on, Charles Nelson Reilly. A Greenwich vlll11e bachelor who un't cope with the world turns to kidnapplni. 0 @) m Ironside "Contr1ct: Kill Ironside" (R) James Olson 1uests as The orchestral sounds of the Glendale Symphony Orchestra are featured in A Summer Con- cert, a KNBC special aftlng Thursday, at 7:30PM on Chan- nel 4. (Repeat). Musical Direc- tor Carmen Dragon leads the • orchestra In such favorites as "Begin the Beguine," com- posed by Cole Porter with special arrangements by Drag- on. Featured soloist on the show is soprano Claudia Cummings, who makes her television de- but. Miss Cummings is a Cali- fornian who has appeared lo- cally with Johnny Green and the Roger Wagner Chorale. She performs "Summertime," from Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess,·· and offers a nostalgic return to Vienna with "Vienna Dreams." The orchestra Is fea- tured in "Espana Canl"; "To a Wild Rose." featuring the string section with concert master James Getzotf as solo- ist; and a final selection, "In- fernal Dance," from "The Fire Bird Suite,'' a tribute to the late Igor Stravinsky. ' Lovely $oprano Claudia Cumml~a ottera her rendl· lion• of' Summertlm.," from Gerahwtn'• ''Porgy and Beu,'' and "Vienna Dre.ma." 52ND ANNUAL MISS AMERICA PAGEANT "Keeping America Beautiful -Our Way .. ''the.e ntertainment theme of the .S2nd annual Miss America Pagea nt. pre,ented live from Atlantic City, N J ., Satur- day (Sept. 9) from 7 to 9PM. on NBC. The musical e ntertain- ment offers an effervescent trib- ute to today·~ young people and their concerns, their fads and their foibles. Among the inter- ests treated lyrically are ecolo- gy. physical fitness. health foods, computer dating and, of course, romance. The mu'lical salute is integrat- ed with the competitio n for the title of M i'ls America of 1973, with the distinctive crown ac- companied by a $10.000 scholar- -;bip. T he two-hour program fea- tures an original mu~cal score written by the husband and wife team of Glenn and Edna Os- ser. Internationally-renowned so- prano Ei}ecn Farrell , NBC star Art Fleming, Robert F. Lcwine. president of the National Acad- emy of Television Art<, and Sciences. TV news corrc4'pondent Trudy Haynes and Wellington B'. Gray, college dca~ and artist, arc among the judges. CROWNING TRADITION-M1M Am•rka of 1972, Laurie Lea S<-hadtr. ... ,. 16 . . FRIDAY SEPTEMBER .8 For momlna and afternoon llstfnp. please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below. for your convenience, • the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m (C) •1 Wonder Wllo's IOssln1 Her Now" (mus) '47 -Mark Stevens, June Haver. 9:30 O lC) "Tha S.n" (rom) '56 - Grace Kelly, Alec Guinness. 10:00 00 "Siena" (adv) 'SO-Audie Mur· phy, Wanda Hendrix. 0 "S1olen Face" (dra) '52-Pa ul Henretd, Lizabeth Scott. 12:00 O "Man Balf' (mys) '52-George Bref!!. Diana Dors. 1:00 e ''China &irt" (adv) '43-Gene Tierney, George Mont1omery. m "Tlte Second Woman" (dra) 'Sl -Robert Young, ~etsy Drake. 1:30 O "Outlaw Fury" {wes) 'SO - Jimmy Ellison. Russell Hayden. 3:00 (j) "The Million Eyu of Su-Maru" (hor) '6~eorgt Nader. @: (C) "The !hiss Bottle" (com) '64-Tony Randall, Barbara Eden. 4:00 IJ ''Th• Outsider., ('Cira) '62-Tony Curtis, James. Franciscus. 4:30 00 Sime u lOAM. listin1 EVENING 6:00 fJ 0 fJ 61» &) News @ @)News O Poncltrosa 00 Cat Smart m The fllnbtonaa (jj) Evenln1 at Pops EB Rosaa Pwa Veronica fil) Hod11pod19 Lod1e 9 World Series of le. Hocllay (cont'd. from SPM) a!) b So1undl £sposa m Tilree Stoo19s 6:30 00 ttopn•s Heroes O Movie: (C) (90) "Sullivan'• Empire" (adv) '67-Martin Milner, Clu Gulager, Karen Jensen, linden Chiles, Don Quine. A wealthy plant•· tion owner's plane crashes while on a survey trip over the Amazon junale. His three sons-straniers to HCh other~ome from the far comers of the earth and are united in th• ~earch for their father, (j)C8S ...... (1j Merv Crtffin Satow m AndJ Crifftth Q) RICin1 SWMpstakes ~ ft) Film Ftatu,. "Eruptions of Ki lauea'' m Trtvtl tht W0tld a!) hllculla &) Heldaflop Elliot Mintz 7:00 IJ (]) D Non O BowUnc tor Dollars (j) Truth or Con.saqu.nca (]) Draptt m I Loft Lucy Q) I Dntaaw of Joannfo THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEI<, SUT!'.MHR '· 1972 all E.ledJon '72 El)l11tolo fil) &tnht1 at Pops fl) E Amor Tleftt Cara de Muter 7:30 IJ Circus! 0 Hollpood Squaru (1j) l'R£MIU£ JIODb ll'OllOWdl: 20th Cantury Man EID DOUT ne r..iure of O.mocncy In an Alt of C111n19 The first of four proirams focusln1 on Santa Bar· bara's Center for the Study of Dem· ocratic I nstltutions Hu ah Downs Is host. a Tllo Vlr,tnlan 0 Movie: (C) (Zhr) ''The Hell- btncltn" (wes) '67-Joseph Cot· ten. @ To Tall tht Truth 9:45 EB Profaaor AJdH (j) I Dr11m of Jtannil 10:00 0 m Newt O .Mllllon $ Movie: (Zhr) "Street e Movie: {Zhr) ·~tiar19 ot tflt WfU\ No Name" {mys) '48 -Mark Upt Brtpde'' {adv) '36 -Errol Stevens. Richard Widmark. Rynn, Olivia de Havllland, (fj Life Around Us Q) BlllJ Crahlfl Crullde From m Ho1an's Harots Birmingham. Ala. Q) Cl) Drarnet Qj) Hollywood Talovtlloft Tlloatre Qj) Wor1d p,.ss "Young Marrieds at Play" fE Los ltftrty de P1r1lvtllo ft) I lflcfAl I Journq to Eldorado m Untlmod World (R) Robert Minford stars In a one- QJ Movie: (C) "Scllploc•" man shew of the wC>fb of Ed1ar al HIJh hrforman~ Allan Poe. Ef) Add...-s FamllJ 61) Luda Solftbra " , . a!) Pramltro 40 8:00 fJ Cl) 0 H11a (R) Ricardo Montal-m &>To I• Announud I ban guests as a iambler·turned· crook who is both an ally and a 10:30 0 I IPicllLI Further Tha11 tho Pul· hazard In O'Hare's attempt to corral pit (R) A survey of the ac_tlon pro· a rina of biatlme counterfeiters. 1ram! of black·orlented rehalous In· CiJ Q9) m Tha Partners (R) "Here stitut1ons !n the 1r1ater Los Anaeles Come the fuzz" Detectives Crooke area. Rehalons e~amlned are the .. and Robinson aet off to a shaky start Islamic, Buddhist and Vedic (Hin· on their assignment to capture bank du) as well IS the more familiar robbers. Christian institutions. 0 (])Cl) &) 19n Summer Olym· 0 Ta .. lad: pies Track and field, basketball, ®.l Anwl111 Wor1d of Krtuin wrestlin& and volleyball are featured. m Human Dt..,.lloft m That "" 11:00 ea am m m ..... Q) Ttltfun/Parry Mason (I)()) a News EB Htn111nos Con}* 0 Movie: (C) "Cotrtl•pt" (dra) '64 fil) (j'j) W11hln,ton Wet• In Review -8(11itt1 Bardot, Jack Palanco. 61» Ernesto Aloftao Pratntl ()) Mal'ltlaJ DHkNt a!) Eatldon Central m Trvtlt °' ConseqittltCtl &) Movlo: "Dilr10U" (dra) '29 -Q) Judd for tht O.hinte Georre Arliss. (j'j) The Jm Stt (It) · fE Carner Tod Anutron1 8:30 B llj m NBC Friday Movie: (C) 9 Cnlturt Ctattlc (2hr) "E111trpnc(' (R) The pilot &> HlllllM movie that launched tha NBC Sat. P urd1y nl&ht series, stan1n1 Robert 11:15 6!J Cl..-a 34 fuller, Julie London, Bobby Troup, 11:30 IJ C1S Late Movie: (C) "£,.of Ult Kevin n1he and Randolph Mantooth. Devil" (dr1) '67 -O.vld Niven. m MtfV Crfffln Deborah Kerr. A suspense story f1l) (1j) I lptc!M! Lotleti• Nelp 1bout a French noblo111n who Is bora A documentary profile of how selected to bt 1 human ucriflc:e. America's elderly citizens live. Cam· B ~ m Joll•llJ Caf1H Ludlle eras focus on the personal needs of Ball, Buddy Rich, Phyllis Newman. elderly residents of several com· Or. Jean Rosenbaum pat. munities in Wisconsin, followine fJ Cl) Ci) El) Diet C...U older people throurh such experi· (() Ntctitmare ences IS the retirement dinner. the m To Ttfl ... TNttl solitary meal, and aimless window 12:00 e Movie: ...... .., Nfalf' (dra) shopping. The report also implies • '47-Greaory Peck. Robert Preston. serious guestion that faces younrer m Movto: "Tenor ltltNUI ttM Sea,. people: tthat wlll happen when we (hor) '68 -Pew N11I, Andrew oumlves become olcP. Hupes. m Untamed WOflcl Q) Country Mulk TI•o 9:001J Cl) CIS FridlJ Mowlo: (C) (211r) 1:00 (]) 0 0 {I) ((j Newt "H1111HrMM" (dra) '68 -Vince 1:30 IJ Movlo: "AnMrld C..•and" Edwards, Judy Geeson. A spy drama (dr1) '61-Howard Ktol, Eart Holli· about 1 sacret arent out to crack man, Tina Louise. an international plot lnvoMna the g Mowle: "Now ud ,.,..,., .. theft of plans for a nuclear defense (rom) ·55 -Gary Cooper, Carole system. Lombard. fl) Ult hrl1te' P1r1 Rocordar m A1Me1atrt Sltew: '1lle c..tlf· @!)LI c..aum. faitor," "Retlttllw hart MMW," a!) LI c...-t1c1a de ,.,. "Sons of tllo Dnert" 9:30 O To Bl Aueullad 3:00 IJ Mewlt: "low .....,.. (com) ·so Q G) fllewl -The Mtrx Brothtti, Vor•Elltn. 6: 7: 11. 11: 6: 7: 11. U : 6: 7: 10: 11: 6: 7: io: u. 11: 7: t . 10: 11. 11: 11: 6.-00 7:30 11:00 ll:SO 7:00 1:30 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 Jl:OO 11130 6:30 7:30 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:30 10:30 11:30 6:30 7:SO 1:30 :00 10:00 11:00 11:30 7:30 1:00 10:30 11:00 11:20 11:30 SUNDAY, SIP'T. I 5 "Wemlq ''°"' Spece" (•cf.fl) '68--Toyoml Kerite, Kelzo Kewnekl. 2 I (C) "lnter l.auahln .. • (com) '67-Shelley Winters, Jose Ferr9r. 9 "China Glr1" (dr•) '43--Gene Tierney, 0.01'1• Montaomery. 9 "Snalle fltt" (dra) '48-0llvla d• Havllland, Marti! Stevena. 7 ~C) "••ch CuanOYa" (adv) '64--Curt Jursan1, Capuclne. MONDAY, SE". 4 5 iC> ''Th• Hellbender&" (weal '67-Jos•p" Cotten, Norma Benaall. t 'A Wine and • fl'nl19r'' (adv) '44--Don Ameche, Dana AndNWI. t .. C.Hlf'lc Horthslde T11" (dra) '41--JamH Stewart. Helen Walker. 2 I (C) "C.ttte Kl'IC" (wea) Robert Taylor. Joan Caufflefd. TUESDAY SIEP'T. 5 1 (C) "North to AIHb" ,..;.t I Ccom) '60 -John Wayne. 5 lC) "'The Hellbendara" (wH) '67--Joseph Cotten. Norma Bencall. t C) "Clipteln from Caltll•" (adv) '47-Tyrone Power, JHn Peters. t C) "AdVentu,.. of Don Juah" <:dll~'49-£rrol flynn. Vlveca Lindfors. 2 I (C) ,.,.._. landplMI" (dra) '6 lchard Burton, Elizebeth Taylor. 5 -........ of Desir.'' (dra) '67-ln&rld Thullri, Paul Hubachmld. WlDNtlDAY, SU'f. 15 7 (C) "North to Aleeb" Concl. (c9m) '60-John Wayne. 5 (C) Hfhe Hellbendara" (wtal '67-Joseph Cotten, Norma Bencatl. 9 "Cry of the City" (dra) '48-Vlctor Mature. Richard Conte. t "Air force" (adv) '43--John Gerfleld, Arthur Kennedy. 2 I , (C) "'Murder AhoY'' -{com) Marsaret Ruth•""'1"': 4 • ·• - I (C) "The ertdlil hth'" (rom) '59-,Sill "!avers. Geora• Cole. THURSDAY, SlP'T. 1 • 7 (C) .. How to Marry a Mrllfonalr•" (com) '53-Lauren Bacall. 5 (C) ''The Hellbendera" (WH) '67-JoHph Cotten, Norma Bencall. 9 "laura" (dr•) '44--0•n• Tierney. Dana Andrewa. t "TM Conapl,.ton" (adv) '44-H~ Lamarr. Peul Henreld. 2 I (C) "Adlim'• Woman" Cdra) Beau Brldsn. Jane Merrow. 5 "lklcwed Enemy" (dra) '36-Davld Niven. Merle Oberon. FRIDAY, Sl:P'T. I 7 (i "lullhran'a Empire" {adv) '67-Martln Milner, Clu Gulaser. I (C ''Th• Hellbendera" Cw••> '67-JoHph Cotten. Norma Banaall. t •• reel With No Name" (mys) '48--Mark St•v•J'•, Richard Widmark. 4 10 (C) "atfttf'l•ncy" (A) Cdra) '72-Robert fuller, Julle London. 2 I (C) "Hammerflud" Cdra) '68--Vlnce Edward•. Judy GHSon. t "C..arp of the UaM artpct." (adv) '36-Errol flynn. 5 (C) "Conten'lpt" (dr9) '64-Brlaltte Bardot, Jack Palance. 2 (C) "lye of th• O.Vll'' (dra) '67~avld Niven, Deborah Kerr. SATURDAY, l!P'T. 9 t "Convlctw Four'' (dra) 063-Ben Oazzera. Stuart Whitman. 5 "Horrora of th• llack Museum" Chor) '59--Jone Cunnlnaham. 9 (C) "Horror CHtl•" and "C.pa C.nave,.I Monet.ere" 11 (C) "AU the BroUMrs Were Vallal'lt" (adv) '5~ob•rt Taylor Blyttl, 2 (C) "'The Q"-t and Mr. Chfckan" (com) '66--Don Knotta. 4 (C) "Can Can" Cmu1) '60--Frank Slnetra. Shirley Maclalne. . wo nngs .for two lovers ... both rings i99.9S .......... .,4~ -4 r .. ltteMdl •• 141 .. 14 -MMe4 Eeiy credit t.,m, e student •ccounh eveileble • up to 12 months to p•y e BenkAm.,iurd e Mester Cherge ~"THE STOIRES CONFIDENCE BUILT'~ iiiii Esttibthltecl 45 ,..,., ~ HUNTIN•TON CINTll HAHOI SHOPPIN• CINTll .._. 6 ....... , 2!00 Herhr ...... "•""-''" ..... c .......... 1tZ·H01 141·t411 \ T~ DAILY PfLOT. TV WEEK, SEPT£MBER S, 1912 DICK CLARK liatened ro BILL BALLANCE on KGBS for &1x months before the idea dawned to syndicate. The magic word that can mean hundreds of thousands of dollars to the syndicator and the synd1catee CLARK put his twenty·f1ve years of experience into action and with a rush of adroit maneuver's signed BILL BALLANCE for "The Bill Ballance Show " The world's hottest radio show will be tailored to any radio station's format, country and western. rock or easy lrstening. It's not the music that causes thousands of men and women \some say more men than women listen) to tune 1n fa1thftlly No. it's the poss1b1lity of heanng someone you know. or would like to know, confess that they go skinny-dipping with the gardner BALLANCE will use phone calls taped Of\ his daily show for the nationwide aud1- Star of the Bill Ballance Show Resting his Tongue Between Callers. ence After all. when Helen the Housewife calls to say she takes showers with her sister's husband. she doesn't necessarily have to live 1r Santa Ana. The same thing could happen in Topeka. But the question is: Is Topeka ready for the public adm1ss1on on the radio? BILL COCHRAN. V P in charge of sal~ for Dick Clark Radio Shows. firmly believes so "Naturally. we'll have to edJt certain references for 1nd1v1dual markets but not to the pornt ot emasculating the show." BALLANCE has the tendency to use common expressions that when applied in a sexual vein sound downright obscene. It's sounding nsque that has made BALLANCE He supplies the words suggestively The listener visualizes After all. this 1s what radio is all about DICK CLARK .... says. "B allance is unique He can make something out of a nothing hne He's going to make a m1ll1on dollars " With DICK 'S advice and guidance. BALLANCE has taped a tv show that •s being considered as a rotating replacemen1 for the Dick Cavett Show on ABC Admit- tedly, the parring of DICK CLARK. ageless boy-wonder. and BILL BALLANCE. the horniest mouth in town. does seem unlikely. ~ut with CLARK'S business mind and BALLANCE'S flamboyancy, 1t will create a verbal Elvis ll A BEAUTIFUL BIT: People rn M1am1 watching the Today Show during the GOP Convention saw commercials touting San Diego. The Unconventional City Clayton Brace. KHTV General Manager 1n San Ole~. thought 1t up to gently remind the delegates they moved from a city wt1h perfect weather and a mynJd of places to go which would have made their stay in The Unconventional City a long remembered experience. A RADIO FIRST: KGIL will carry the Jerry lewis Muscular Dys- trophy Telethon on radio 1n a simulcast with KTTV-Ch. 1 I on Monday. Sept 4th Dick Whittington will do a live telephone 1nterv1ew with Jerry Lewis from New York Lloyd Thaxton has been signed es a guest Communicator for vacationing Ray Bnem on KABC . Inez Pedroza Joined KBBQ as Community Affairs Director BA Brad- bury moved from KFAC 1n San Francisco to KHJ reporting directly to News Director Lyle Kilgore Car tt72 "The KBIG Special'· driven by M ike Hiss of Tustin will try for a pos1t1on among the 33 cars to srart the Calif 500 on Sunday. Sept. 3rd "The Miss America Pageant Parade'' presents behind-the-scenes reports on the Miss America Pageant at 9 pm on KHJ . TV 9. Thursday. Sept 7th It"s your first chance to see the ftfty finalists before the crowning Saturday night ,. •• 17 I SATURDAY 9:30 fJ Scoobf·Doo 0 ~fl,) PREMIER£ Tiie lartleya An animated cartoon series about the trials and tribulations of a mid· SEPTEMBER g dle·class canine family. fJ (])CI> 1972 Summer Ofym •t. 0 R N I N r. Track and field is featured. (j) Cartoon Camlnl 6:00 Cl) SulHttr Se•ester fil) {ij) Seume 5'tfft 6:30 fJ Blad f.lperience 10:00 0 @) m PREMIERE Sealab ·202 CJ) TV a Clawoom Animated adventure-ecology series m Lera Rap based on current underwater re· 7:00 IJ Summer Semester search, set In a fictionalized, self· 0 @) m Undenlo& sustainina underwater colony. fJ (]) Cil H.R. Pufnstuf 9 Roller Games m l rotller Bun 10:30 fJ ([) Josie and the Punycats @The Eledric Company 0 (jg) m PREMIERE Runaround 7:30 IJ Dusty's Treehouse Paul Winchell and his puppet, Jerry 0 m The Jttaofts Mahoney, host a fast.paced chil· O Campua Profile drerfs game show. (j) Rold Runfttt 0 Movft: ''Th• PriftCUI Comes 0 (])Jackson Five Across" (rom) '36-Carole Lombard. D PREMIERE sweet Dick Whlttlnr· D Movie: '1he Last Mlle" (dra) '59 ton Show A new 90·mlnute early -Mickey Rooney. mornina show with disc jockey Dick IE Gospel Sln&fn1 Jubllet Whittinaton as host. Qj) The Electric Company @) Uncle Russ fil) Mister Roprs' Nel1hbofhood m Movies: "Our Relation•" (com) 11:00 1J ())The FUntstones '36-liurel and Hardy "~aves of 0 Qj) m Major l111ue laNball the Invisible Monster'' (scl·fi) '66-Teams will be announced. Richard Webb. Cl) Movie: "l'ht Indian Scarf" (mys) I!) Movie: "The Bad11 of Marst11l '63-Heinz Drache. Brennan" (wes) '57-Jlm Davis. O (])funky Pt.ant.om l1J) Mister Roaen' Ntlfhborhood m Public Affairs 1:00 fJ CJ) lues lunnr (Jj) To 8t Announctd 0 m Pink Panther @) ZOOM! O John Wayne Theater "R1ndy @I) Ludla Libra Rides Alone" r a Sea Hunt 0 (])PREMIERE The Osmond 11:30 0 Cil lidnille Animated cartoon series about the m Untamed Wor1d '1he World ot musical Osmond Brothers. Birds" Eil} Qj) Sesame Street I!) Movie: "Bit House USA" (dra) 1:30 fJ CJ) Sabrina 'SS-Ralph Meeker. 0 ®) m PREMIERE The Hound· (ij) The EJtctJ1c Company ult Animated adventure series about (It Linter Stutz. the hound. and his side· f\ I T f R ~J 0 0 N klcks-Musselmutt, Dln1doa. Putty· puss and Rhubarb-who won out of a Stutz 1utomoblle as they roam the west on asslanments from an 12:00 IJ ())The 'Ardllts "lntelliaence" oraanlzatlon. 0 The Baron S) Jacbon Fin 0 Ci) Cil c:D The Monkees Mike IJ (]) PREMIER£ Saturday Super· Nesmith, Mickey Oolenz, Davy Jones 1tar Movie: (C) "l'ht Junale 8un1lr' and Peter Ton star in this live.action ii 1 60-minute preview of the new children's series. animated children's series, "The 0 Movie: (C) .. Montana" (wes) ' Brady Kids.'' that will premiere on -Errol Flynn. the network on Saturday, Sept. 16. m Thi Qhost and Mrs. Muir The six youna stars of the nlahttime fll) Mitter Ro11rs' Nelfhborhood B11dy Bunch series are in anim1ted 12:30 fJ CJ) PR~IER£ fat Albert end form. but voice their own roles. the CosbJ Kids Ac1or·eomedlan 8111 9:00 II CJ) PREMIERE The AmuJna Cosby brinp his familiar Fat Albert C..... New animated cartoon series. ch1racter into visual form as an anl· 1J (1j m PIEMIERE Roman Holl· mated cartoon personality In not dap An animated cartoon series only a hl&hly entertalnlna vehicle, about the adventures of tht "Holl· but also one which conveys a learn· day" family who llve In 1nclent ina experience for children of tit· Rome, but whose life style Is very mentary school 1ae. much "tod1y." CJ) Mobile Home Show U Movtt: "lthJfll11 on the Ranp'' 0 Cil (£) American landabnd (WU) 'S6-Bln1 Crosby. m EJt,..ntary N-.s (I) Tijuana: Wlttdow to the South fll) Saamt strMt tJ M~lt: "I W1kt Up Scru""n1" ti) Sebedo1 Alt&rtl (mys) '41 -Betty Grable, Victor 9 The 811 Valley Mature. 1:00 fJ ())U.S. Open Tennis live. from I!) Movie: "flit Man 11 Armtd" the West Side Tennis Club in forest (dre) '56-0ane Ctarl Hiiis, NY. Co¥eraae of the semi· (Ii) Tbt Etctrk Cor11pany finals. @m CJnt tn Su Cna 0 Roller Q1mu Pap 18 THE OAILX.-,11.0T. TV WEEK. SUT!M8ER S, W72 D ct> (I) &> 1972 1&111 .. r OIJ• W111 Valiant" (edv) '53 -Robert pla Boxlna Is the featured event. Taylor, Ann Blyth. m Soul TralR IE Lind of UM Qllnts Q) Newt Nick Carter Eli) 111.,u ind M1111ortn "Sprln1 @!) CIJ!e en la Tardt and Summer'' 1:30 O Movie: (C) .. LI• of the l.lwltss" IE Suptr Show (wn) '64-Dale Robertson, Yvonne m Country Plac. OeCarto. , &) IOntba IE McMalt'• Navy 5:15 fil) Swedlsll Qos.Up a Movlt: (C) '1lle Blue Anrel" 5:30 D Cl) NIWI Eil} Mister Ro1m' Nel&hborhood ®) Name of die Ga•e 2:00 0 @) m Wor1d Strin of Qott live fil) To111otrow'1 Ynttnlay coveraae from Akron's Firestone m Aoietttturt USA Coontry Club, Ohio. Jack Nicklaus, 9 Tbt Qolddigen Gay Brewer, Gary Pl1yer tnlf Lee &) SCMtc1 ltlctr Trevino are among the qualifiers. 0 CI) Cl) a) NCAA Colle11 Foot· ball The first of the new season's National Coll11iate Athletic As.so· elation's football 11mes, live, IS 'f ennessee meets Georgia Tech tt Georaia. m Comblt I!) Major Adams m Seamt stre.t 2:30 m Wln11 to Advtftlv,.. 3;00 tJ Gene London Show 0 Ramt Acdon Cl) Far Out fllcb D Movft: "Vlrflnla City" (wes) '40 -Errol Flynn. m Movie: "A Ytftk In ttte R.A.1." (adv) '41-Tyrone Power. m The Vlrlinlan fil) Mister Roaers' Nelpborhood @I) futbol-Socar GJ SCIOrts Cllallenp 3:30 fJ Mtdlx O On Campus "Beyond the Penta· aon Papers" O Hopalone Cassidy @}The S.lnt fll)ZOOMI m Movie: .,Ape Man of the Junate" 9 Time Tunnel c:D Roller G1ntu a,) Volet of Afticulture 4:00 IJ lnaider/Outaldtr O What's Qolna On Willie Davis Is host. m The Eltdrlc Company Gii) Panorama Latino &) Corvna Now 4:30 fJ Movie: "Tiit Lonely Men .. (wet) '57-Jack P1l1nce. Anthony Perkins. Neville Brand. O foeua The YWCA Is spotllahted. 0 Movie: '1'ltt Vlldn1 Wo1111n ind Ule Se• Serpent" (scl·fl) '57-Abby Dalton, Sunn Clbot. ())Toward Ult Year 2000 nc ®) Hip Speed LMn1 m latm1n fl) El Clft1o Narro fJl) Flrat Advtnturt1 In lmprovlsln1 9 lot1 In Spact EE Ftllx th• eat 5:00 0 Kid Talk Davy Jones and Paul Caruso 1uest. 0 CD(I) m ABC'• Wide WOl'ld of Sports The Hoosier 100 lndl1napolls Car Race, with analysis ind Inter· views by Chris Economakl. fJ Lloyd lridat•' Water Wortd "Boatina Test" A review of the past 12 shows. CJ)@) News m Movt.: (C) .. All the lrottltn fVfNl'\IG 6:00f)Ntwa OG>mN•wt 0 lowlin1 for Doflare Cl) Star Trek O The Rt1t Don Steele Show m Th• Ptnutdtf'I EE Rosa• Para Veronica fil) DEBUT Jacob lrone>wMI: 20ttl Ce.!!Juiy Men Mr. Bronowskl recalls hil"chlldhood ind early life in Eu rope and Enaland In this first of a four -part series. 9 stand Up and Ctl .. r ~Ttabo dtt 40 &) T)lrae Stoops 6:30 (]) Sports WIUI hrtU 0 O lHIC News Conference Sen. Alan Cranston (D·Cal.) auests. 0 (]) 0 PREMIERE TM Mandnl Ctt11t1tlon A new musical h1lfthour with Henry Mancini. Guests fof the 'first show Include Johnny Mathis, Lou Rawls. Dionne Warwlcke end Doc Severlnsen. Cl) Peny Mnon fil) Jean Shepherd's America (R) @I) Estrtltu Musicales m Consultation &) H•dallop Elliot Mintz 7:00 fJ cas News Roaer Mudd 0 ®) IE I lficfAL t Mias A111enca Papant Bert Parks Is host of the 52nd annual p1aeant from Atlantic City, New Jersey. 0 (£) Hee Haw Waylon Jtnnlnas and Jessi Colter auut. fJ PREMIERE TONIGHT * "THE PARENT GAME" fJ PRtMIOt£ Tiie hnnt Ga• Clarll Race ls host of thlt new h1lf· hour show that will attempt to show how much-or how llt11t--today's p1rents and parents·to·bt aar11 on how children should bt raised. Thrff contestant couples ert uked how they would h1ndle situations that would arise. and they wtn points by matchlna their answers with 1n tx· pert on child care. CJ) Hip Ch1paml D Death Valley D1ys m m a uwrenCll w111l SMw OJ It Taktt a Thief fJl 0 Tomlllo fij) Human ltlltfn• and MGttva· "°"' II) Nodlt dt Sabado 7:30 fJ Doctor I• UM Hou• (R) Cil ! IPlc!AL t Amtrlan Utt style "flllin1 Water" •· I: r T"E DAILY PfLOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBU S, 1t?2 Cl) To Ttll tilt Trutll D Lit'• Mab • Dell 1:00 8 CJ) Dia v.. Df'e Ulow (R) Jennr ind C1rol btc0Mt partn1ra In 1 boutlque-dtlle1teue ......... 111n1 In· -..cllan crafts end salami-111lnst the 1~1 of tf'ltlr llusb1nds. of creatlna chaos within the n1tional 11:20 II Movte: (C) "ht C9'oat 1MI Mr. economy. Chl4•" (com) '66 -Don Knotts. CJ) Nltltnll ~ebllt T,..,ble Qtlir Jo.n St1l1y. D Mltltn $ Movie: (21tr) "Co f•r" (dra) '63 -Ben 01ZZ1r1, Stuart Whitman, Sammy DIVls Jr. m~rs D G i IHc!A I TIU• c:Men tM 11.tMJM Bur1 Ives n1rr1tes en ll:JO 0 Mowft: {C) "'Cln Clft" (mus) '60 D Time.x Presents "Color * Me Red, White & Blue" Musical Salute to the · U.S.A. w/fred Astaire Dam !IPl<HI Color .. llod, Mlte 11M1 lh1t Two·tlmt Em· my Award-winner Fred Astaire st111 In this musicll-mltty ulute to th hl,story, profile Ind people of th United Stites of Amerlca. Mlcllel Lee, the 5th Dimension and othe top performers auest. · In-depth pront1 of a professional -Fr1nk Slnatr1, Shlr1•1 M1cLaine. EE f1Cld::im F1mt!J football t11m, tl\at follows the sue· Cl) Mevlt: uc.,,.t of Honor" (mys) 1:00 II Cl) All lo U.. f1J1llJ (R) Edith's tmtlc behavior puztlti the f1mlly ind puts 1 damper on Archie's ind Edith's pl1nntd tr1p to a resort. D PIWHOl The W-*J Wtrtd Jonat1111 Wblten A new htlf-hou ser1ts of fmprovlutlontl com skits with Jonathan Wlnter1 plus the Soul Sisters. cess story of the Wtshlnston Red· '62-Joechlm Fuchsbtr11r, Eleanora skins. Rossi. CI> --tt.1111nae D Movie: "tucutlve Su"8" Cdfa> D Starthne '54-Willlam Holden, June Allyson. fJ TIM . Unlnown Reals Philbin Cl) Movtt: "T11t l.Sheped Roolft" hosts. British healer Gordon Turne (dra) '63--leslie Caron Tom Bell ·~ ' . ®)Th Unser st.ry II§ To• Jones Show m lltws Ron Fortner Q) Movie: "Crttcl In tllt 5'111" (adv) cm let de MexJce '63-Jt1n-Paul Befmondo, Nino Ven· D (I) Cl) m 1972 Su111•er Olylll· pla Trtck and Fltld, boxina and wmtlln& "' ft1turld. llAtfrM~ ........ D SIJIM• ,..... "Horrors af the Black Museum" G> ClllMtl Yllflty Hour tur1. mane Malcane &>Lou ...... Show ... ID n.t Min ,,_ UNCU fl) Ua Vtr1n. hra ..._," II) E Show di Leet VIN• • ata ...... llllp Wrtltl•I fl)LucM Ubrt ID fllt OQsllJ "Th• OYtrcoit'' <R> 9:30 8 CJ) Antle (R) Mttvln Btlll 1 8 -..: (C) •"Captain Herl 11 I hlah·Prlcecl lttOmtr who llf1tS Honlblowtr" to defend his old ftitnd Majors on • 9) Mowlt: "Docblr Soct'ltes" (dra) trlvl1I traffic vlol1tlon. '35-faul Munl. fJ Ntws Larry Burrell lO:JODOM st1p leyoad Cl) Fl• ...... ,. -. - fJ fffatat lfipt: (C) "Honor Castle" tnd "'Clpe CPMnl Monsttn" .., ..... m c.tc1t tht ,., 8 Mom: "Plfnce Of fous" l:»fl CJ) Miry TJ* ,._. Sllow (R) 8) Mi.ritJ C..IMHtltJ Mary Richards 11rttS to blby-s fl!) ""'7••od ,....,_ Tiit 11:00 fJ CJ) DD CIJ ~ Newa with Bea for • weekend but rm I "Youna Marrieds it Play" (R) See IJ USC feotbltt Tape delay of USC phone Clll from • boyfri1~n Thurs., 9 PM. vs. Arklnsas 11me. be In town for only ont nlaht. The CE MlrlMI Dili.tl problem Is to find 1 substitute sltte 9:.S ~ Ill c...dll f....tta m Merit: (C) •Att tbt lmlle at the lest minute. 10:00 B CJ) Mlltlon: 1•,_.blt (R) The Wen Yllilnt" (adv) '53 -Robe 8 ltetlhl' A h•lf·hour music and l11dtrs of two underwortd foctlons Tiylor, Ann Blyth. comedy striet fllturinl Kennj Rot· call a top-ltvtl IMttlRI at I ski rl· 8) Klltt11n l(uhlMln •rs 1nd The Flnt Edition. sort dur1n1 the off Maon,o set u 11:15 CJ) lllMt: "Up frtnt" (com) '51 II) TY Mlllcal 1 flnancl1I holdln1 compaf!J CIPlbl Tom Ewell, Dlvid W1yne. One of the few professions where a genuine shortage exists in all states. Yes •.. it is a difficult course and requires dedicated stu- dents. lf you are sharp; ambitious and look- ing for a lucrative career ..• THIS IS FOR YOU! OUR STUDENTS 9UALIFY FOR SUCH 12:30 @)Movie: (C) "TMre's Ahny1 To- monow" (dra) '56 -Fred M1cMur· ray, Bubara Stanwyck. I 1:00 D Movie: '1Jva .. I 1t11111 Lin-• ,_,.. (adv) '3~ary Cooper. (1)(1) Ntwt GJ Atl-Nlclrt Show: "lt1 Mlstr· abla," "Cofdtn Hind of Kvrlpl," "P11doa Us" 1:201J Movie: (C) "Tiie lnt Con\111ncl" (wes) '55 -Sterlina.H1yden, Anna M1ri1 Alber(hetti. 1:3011J Run for Your Uft 2:00 D Spe1kln1 FrttlJ 2:45 II Mowlt: (C) "Usbon'' (dr1) '56- Ray Miiiand, M1ureen O'Har1, Claude Rains. WELL PAYING POSmONS AS LISTED BELOW: DAY Ir NIGHT CLASSES -CALL FOR FREE BROCHURE MOTi: YOU DO NOT HAYI TO Sl•N A CONTlACfl POSITION SPEED SALARY COURT REPORTER ................ 200-225 WPM ................... $14,040 to $17,496 DEPOSITION REPORTER .. . . . . . . . 200 WPM .. .. . . .. . . .. . . . .. .. $12,000 to $20,000 HEARING REPORTER . . . . . . .. . . .. 200 WPM ................... $ t ,000 to $11,400 STENOGRAPHIC REPORTER . . . . . 180 WPM ................... $659 to $819 CITY HEARING REPORTER . . . . . . 180 WPM ................... $641 to $797 .,.LEGAL.. 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Great Suppers You Can Make bl a SIWlet · ' What Your Child Needs to Make It · · -Through S~hool ~. FOR GWRIA SW ANSON A neighbor o/ mine told me yotlf>e had ESP a- perinacea. True?-E. L., Racine, WU. • Yes. aD my life. When I was 15, I was appearing in a &Im wht.'J'C I played a woman of 28. As I walked toward my FOR LA.NA WOOD, actr«ss What kind of movies do you enjoy teeing?-E. Allen, Aus·· tin, Texas • 1 kwe the movies and music of the thirties. I recently saw .. Cold Diggers of 1936 .. and .. Forty-Seco_nd S~'" and 1 just fell in Jove with them. 11ley re to me what movies shouJd be. 1 want to go to the theater to be eotertained-not to have· my insides torn out with blood-and-guts dramas. FOR FUI' WILSON How come you don't wear an Afro?-Cail Knowles, Savan- nah., Ga. •My hair is not famous for growing fast. It has grown £rac.. lions of an inch since the 6rst show of last season. I have not C.'Ut it. I do 1ilce the Afro. FOR PAMELA ELDRED, Miu Americ.a of 1970 Wbybave so few Mia Americas made it in show business? -L. \V., Lancasttt. N. Y. • One good reason is that very few have tried. Most o£ the girls who compete for the tide want tu win the $10,000 schobr.;hip ;.md talw advantage of the fringe bene6t.s, but f<·w have planned to go into show business after their reign rndl'd. FOR JOE GARACIOLA of the -rodarf' J1ow I saw you wearing a hairpiece on TV. It was very hemming. Why don't you wear one regularly?-Mildred Hannban, Escondido. Calif. •Om· of the sayings l live by is, -what's wrong with just heing me?"' When I lost my hair, that was me. With a hair- piece. it's 1K>t me•. "'OR DENNIS WEAVE~ TV l'far I read about your diet in F.um.T WEEllLY. Don't you ever eat anything but vegetab~?-Eileeo S. Lanley, Scbeoec> tad"·· N.Y • . • I l'at dairy products-raw millc, butter and ~and male«> ~ure I gc·t protein. I ha\'C an occasional &sh dinner wht'11 organic foods are not available. A favarite dinner rreipe is steamed cabbage or Swi~ chard with a butter-oil mix and heft>.,. and spices. I do takt> food supplanents and caution anyone who talccs meat out of his diet to 6nd suit- ahlt• protein s11hstih1te~. • dressing room. another actress tokl me, ""You're ~oing to l:w a great actress one day.· 1 said. -Thank you, maam. 'Then I heard a voice say, .. Yes, I know. I shall be very famous." It was my voice! I was so embarrasst.-.d, I wanted to go through the flooF. It was that sudden, strange kind of know- ing things-before they happen-that I've become accus- tomed to in the years since then. I FOR DORIS DAY Your hats are very heooming to you. Is that why you wear them so often, or att you trying to help bring hJllts back into faslrion?-Mrs. J. A. Nunnally, Weaver, Ala. • Some of both. I love hats and caps, and I tbanlc you for your cumpliment, because l~m very choosy about ~ I wear. Now that you mention it, I guess 1 am trying to bring hrodgear l.adt in fashion. FOR PAULA PRENTISS y~·re probably ooe of the f"° happily married women who've appeared in "Playboy" magazine. Bow clo you feel. about that now?-F. G., ()ne.a~ Calif. • Differc·nt. Fur iust.anc.-c, at the time, I kept thinking, '"Boy, I hope my fother doesn't sec this. .. Then he saw it. And I asked him what he thought. lie was great. He said, -Paula. you're just hcautifol." And that left mt> with nothing to regret. FOR JIM BROWN, actor Do you thinli: being a SQptt-athlete helped your eareer? - P. D.S., Clearwater, Fla. • My athletic career c'C:"l'tainly helped-in fact, I might never have gotten my cha.ntt in show business without that recog· nition. 1Dc 6bn I consider a turning point for me was Ille Dirty Dozen ... What a great bunch of guys to work ~th : Lee Marvin, Ernie Borgninc and John ~vetesf And a marvelous dirn:'toT, Bob Aldrich. . . FOR L. PATlllCI< GRAY lU, new director of the FBI Wit.at chaoga are you planning to mab in tbe FBI? - Danette Munk, Logati, Utah • Although I hope f m considered for the job pennanent)y, this is just a temponry appointment. Therefore, I do not plan to tum the.-FBI upside down just for the me of change. My changes have been, and probably will be, in style rather than substance. But I have been loolcing into any number of areas. You ant lnvfeed to mall your queatlona cw comments about any ma'9rt.I In Famlty w..llty. Wt'fte to 8eMce Editor, Famlly ~~ly, 941 Lexington Avenue, New Yort, N.Y. 10022 ·. I Raleigh Longs.19 mg. "tar," t .4 mg. nicotine: Belw longs. 18 mg. "tar." t .4 mg. nicotine. tN. per cigntte. FTC Repon Apil 72 .. Family Weekly Asks the Reeording Stars: Whal Reeords Do "\Ou Like Best? JOHN AND YOKO ONO LENNON "Elvis Presley" by EJvis Presley (RCA) "One Dozen Berries" by Chuck Berry (Chess) ••eo Diddley Is A Gunslinger" by Bo Diddley (Checker) "Little Richard's Greatest Hits" by Little Richard ( Okeh) "Some Time in New Yortt City" fly John & Yoko Lennon <Apple). Elrplaining the l.etwNN•' list: AJtbough John 1..eanon's mu- sic wcnr through an elaborate electronic phase, bis first musical inftucnce was American rock 'n' roll of the fifties-Elvis Prcalcy. Chuck Berry, Bo DiddJcy, Little Richard. Now Lennon's own music has returned to a more basic. ha~riving rock 'n' roll. Naturally John and Yoko's list would recognize the men who started it aJJ. Anybody who's just dying to meet John Lennon can take com- fort in knowing that John, too, once had someone he couldn't wait to meet. The Lcnnons final- ly met Chuck Berry on the Mike Douglas TV show. and the form- er Beatie was thrilled to jam wirh his idol. In the .. Elephant's Memory" album that John and Yoko produced, there is a tribute to both Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley called "Chuck and Bo.·· Some people may think it ego- centric of John to mention his own alhum. but if you don't love your own efforts, why should anyone else1 4 • FAMILY WEEKl Y. S.1>teml>9r 3. 1912 "Tupelo Honey" by Van Morrison (Warner Bros.) "Hate To See You Go" by Little Walter (Chess) "Harvest" by Neil Young (Reprise) "Baby Scratch My Backn by Slim Harpo (Excello) "Exile on Main SL" by The Rolling Stones (Rolling Stones Records) Expeainlng ....... List: This list isn •t made up of all- time favorites, but rather reftects what Jagger has been listening to on his recent travels.. One of bis c~ associates has heard Jagger pby them over and over again. For a long time, Slim Harpo had a direct influence on JaggeT's funky vocal stylings. The one non-Stones cut on the Stones' latest LP. "Exile on Main St.," is Harpo·s .. Shake Your Hips." Mick still plays the mouth harp. ~ he's naturally fond of Littll! Walter's techni<tuc on that instrument. Both Van Morrison and Neil Young are excellent songwriters. whose latest albums any other songwriter would ap- preciate. Morrison's writing tal- ent is coupled with a strong vocaJ · delivery that puts him in the same top rank as Jager. Since he's very pleased with the sound achieved on the Stones' new double album. Mick enjoys lis- tening to it just as much as the fans do. aoBBY LAllM ol CHICAGO .. SgL Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" by the Beatles (Capitol) . ••America the Beautiful'' by Gary McFarland (Skye) ''John Lemon/Plutic Ono Band" by John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band (Apple) ''The Cotnplete Works of Igor Stravinsky" (Columbia) ''Randy Newman Uve'' or "12 Songs" by Randy Newman ( Reprise) Explaining Lmnm'a list: Chicago's keyboard man and spolesman studied piano and compos.ition at the Music School of Roosevelt University in Oli- cago. He realty considers himself more of a writer than a perform- er and so ifs easy to undentand why he would be an avid listener to Stravinsky, the man regarded by many as this century's great- est composer. Although in his younger days, Bobby's inspirations were Ray Charles and Jimmy Smith, his list of favorites shows that his tastes now encompass all kinds of music. As well as· being a witty lyricist. Randy Newman also composes melodies more striking than most of his con- temporaries. and so ifs easy to understand why Bobby would .-ppreciatc all of Newman's wort. The most politically vocaJ metn- bcr of Chicago, Bobby uses bis songwriting to express both his personal and politkal views, as does John Lennon. llARY TRAVERS "Wild Flo .. n" by Judy Collins (Elektra) .. David Buskin" • by Dav.id Buskin (Epic) .. Just An Old Fashioned Love Song•' by Paul Williams ( A&M) "Mixed Bag" by Richie Havens (MGM) "Poems, Prayers & ·Promises" by John Denver (RCA) ~theT,.... llst Both of Mary Travers· solo albums reflect her gift foe~ ing songs thal ~ meaningful and lovely. To giet the material, the Mary of Peter, Paul and Mary b.me listens to many rcc- onts .... go out and buy $100 worth of records at a time," she says. .., go through them and wince a lot because much of it is dreadful." One of Peter, Paul and Mary's biggest hits was John Denver's .. Leaving On a Jct Plane," and Mary included three of his IOnp on her fmt solo album. When she sang five aonp by David Buskin on her second album, the music world buzud· about his taJcnt. and his own album was soon released. Two of Paul Wil- liams' sc>ngs are on her second album. Rkrue Havens and Judy Collins have been as involved in the peace movement and IOcial causes as Mary bu been and all three belong to the same folk tradition. The fans of today's music know whose records are their favorites, the ones that they like to listen to -but do they know whose recordings most satisfy the eardrums of their musical heroes? FAMILY WE~LY was curious. And we found out, too, about the listen- ing tastes of some of the best-selling recording stars. 1. The recording superstars tended to pick many records by artists less well-known than themselves. (For example, except for Graham Nash, not one of them mentioned Bob-Dylan!) The replies we got are interesting in two ways: 2. Only two albums were mentioned more than once-the Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper" and Randy New- man's "12 Songs." "Best of The Swan Silvertones" by The Swan Silvertooes (Jubilee) '"Black Snake Blues" by Oifton Chenier (Arhoolie) "Jazz Hot" by Ojango Reinhardt (Emarcy) "Wonderful World, Beautiful People" by Jimmy Oift ( A&M) Any album by Los Incas Explaining Paul Simon'• list: Without hesitation. Paul named The Swan Silvertones first ~ cause he's been listening to their deeply felt gospel music for sev- eral years. His admiration for European jazz-guitarist Django Reinhardt also goes back a long time, and Paul's first solo album features a duet with French jazz- violinist StephaM Grappetli on .. Hobo's BlUC'S." Grnppem played fiery duos with Reinhardt in his group, the Hot Club of France. Clifton Chcnier's funky blues album is a recent constant on Paul's turntable. Los Incas, who appear on Paurs own album. will soon have a new LP produced by Paul. Jamaica, where Paul re- corded his ''Mother and Child Reunion:· is the home of nRgae. which has intrigued Paul for the past couple of years. Jimmy Cliff i!ii an example of this catchy mu- sic. which has become popular in England but not made it here. ··1 like different cuts on different alhttm'l."' Paul emphasitts. "I us- ually play the same on~ over and over again:· -- "Still Biii" by Bill Withers (Sussex) '"What's Goin' On" by Marvin Gaye (Tam la) "World Galaxy" by Alice Coltrane (Impulse) ··eomucopia'' by Dizzy Gillespie (Solid State) 0 Nature Planned It" by Four Tops (Motown) Explaining Aretha'• Hat: When I spoke to Aretha Frank· lin. she gave me a roster that quickly climbed to a d07.Cn names. The next day she thought of more albums. but I had to cry halt. We ended up picking the first five . Jazz names dominated the others, and it's not surpris- ing. Durihg her years of record- ing with Columbia before signing with Atlantic, she WM regarded as a jazz singer instead of the rhythm 'n' blues singer she's con- sidered today. (All of this illus· trates how unimportant these la- bels really are. Jazz. blues and gospel ar\! the roots of Aretha's magnificent style.) Bill Withers and Marvin Gaye are gifted soul sin~rswhose orig inal interpretations of lyrics are close to Aretha's own approach. Aretha and the Four Tops all grew up in Detroit's black com- munity. and the Tops have always httn one of Motown's finest. GRAHAM NASH .. Sgt. Pe~'s Lonely Hearts Club Band'' by the Beatles (Capitol) '"Pet Sounds" by The Beach Boys (Capitol) .. Crosby, Stills & Nash" by Crosby. Stills & Nash (Atlantic) "'Music of Bulgaria" (Nonesuch) .. Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme" by Simon and Garfunkel (Columbia) &plaining the Huh list: Graham Nash was reluctant, at first, to assume the responsi- bility of singling out five albums. But he finally told me: ·'These . albums are the ones I identify with my musical career. I havcn"t even mentioned Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell. Dylan is my top favorite forever. 1 like different albums for different reasons.'' The Beach Boys and Simon and Garfunkel -like Crosby, Stills & Nao;h -empha<1ized gor- geous vocals that never took a second place to the instrumental sound. The haunting folk mu .. ic of Bulgaria not only intrigues Graham. but other rock musi- cians also find it fascinating. With "Sgt. Pepper .. (the Beatles in 1967) and "Pet Sounds .. ( 1966). rock hecame more mu- sically and eJectronically sophiS: ticatcd. Because of the Beatles' enormous influence. "Sgt. Pep- per:· in particular. really opened evcryonc·s cars 10 lhe ~ibili- 1 ics of rod. a!> an art form for our time. CARLY SIMON '"All Time Great Performances" hy Ray Charles (A BC) "Lady Soul" by Aretha Franklin (Atlantic) .. Sweet Baby James" by James Taylor (Warner Bros.) "'12Songs" by Randy Newman (Reprise) "Tea for the Tillennan" by Cat Stevens ( A&M) Explaining Carly Simon'• ll•t: Just as James Taylor intro- duced ~ performing talents of songwriter Carole King to audi- ences across the country, Cat Stevens gave Carly Simon a major push when she was the opening act for him on his first major lour. Cat introduced Carly to Paul Samwell-Smith. who pro- duced her second album ... Antic- ipation." Normally, Carly docs not like other female singers, but Aretha Franklin can change anybody's mind. Since Carly puts so much soul into her singing, it's natural that she should choose the two real giants of soul, Aretha Frank- lin and Ray Charles. Randy New- man stands out as the song- writer's songwriter. and like everyone else on Carly's list. in- cluding her close friend J ames Taylor, he is a unique solo artist. By Loraine Alterman ERIC CLAPTON Any album by: Robert Johnson Big Maceo Stevie Winwood B. B. King The Allman Brothers Band Explalnlng Clapton'• Hat: Instead of picking titJes, Eric Clapton said that he preferred to give FAMILY WEEKLY his five favorite artists. All of their al- bums count as his favorites. Like most other young blues guitar- ists. Eric Claplon was profound- ly affected by the bottleneck gui· tar playing or the late blues grcaL Robert Johnson. In fact, Eric's first recorded vocal lead was of Johnson·s .. Ramblin· On My Mind" on the Blues Breakers album. The excitement of· John· son's work is rcflcctC'll in Clap- ton. who tried to model his sing· ing after Johnson's intensely emotional style. Blues men Big Maceo and B. 8 . King influenced Eric. King's phrasing and dynamics served as a model for Clapton. Among hiic contemporaries. Eric recognizes organ player and vocalist Stevie Winwood and the late Dunne Allman as being on his level of musicaJ mastery. Allman played second lead and slide guitar on Clapton's masterpiece. the l.ayla alhum. and the two-pushed each other to in4'piring heights. - F~ILY WEEKLY, Seo1emtM113, 197'2 •I People Qui%. The Seeret Reasons Why We Behave the \\8y We Do True or False: PeopJe who annoy others with obscene phone caJ~s do so because they are lonely, cowardly people who are too inhibited to form normal personal relationships. (See numbet 3.) By John E. Gib1on Ifs not only hard for u~ to tell JUSt why people behave the way they do, but sometimes even the people themselves aren't quile sure what motivates them. In this quiz, we take a look at some of the thin~ that in6u- ence people's actions. TRUE OR FALSE? 1. The reason pcQple are afraid of dentists is because lbcy have ~ a ··1ow pain threshold." 2. The reason many people carry around a lot of unwanted poundage is simply because they lack willpower. 3. People who annoy others with obscene phone calls do so because they" arc lonely, cow- ardly people who are too inhib- ited to form normal personal relationships. 4. People who never stay in one place very long, who have a t:onstant urge to travel, do so because they are trying to es- cape reality. 5. When you're well dressed, it brings out the best in people, malces them more helpful and conl>iderate. and even makes perfect strangers more honest in th1:ir dealing with you. ANSWERS 1. Ful.ft'. At the University of Birmingham, psyc hiatrists probed the personalities of 34 typical dental phobiacs, who, Jespik badly needed teeth re- p;iir. could not bring t.bem- ~lves to go to a dentjst, and "were un11blc even to bear the sight of dental instruments." The study showed that this phobia rc:.ulled from a number of c.:.;1uscs in addition to a low pain thre,hold -which camcs even the -.lightest pain to be. magnified. These reasons in- cluded a feeling of free-floating anxiety about everything in gcnernl and a traumatic cxpcn- cncc with a dentist in ch1ld hood. The investigation showed that even the virtually painlc" techniques of modern dent1o;try do little to allay the qualm'i of the dental phobioc. 2. Faist. Studie!I at the Uni· I• FAMILY WEEl<LY, S.pl•mt>er 3, 1117:1 l~M;1~1~S LATEX HOUSE PAIN1 YOUR RIGHTS: FREEDOM to insist on a quality house point at the right pnce. CJne that otters a wide range of colo1s. applies easily. covers beautifully, protects like on American dream. ROGERS does. That's why we bill it. The great point buy for young America" See the guarantee on the label. Your ~~~~~e of 10759 Su~ise!f,99 ROGERS PAINT PRODUCTS available at SHERWIN-WILLIAMS STORES See Yellow Pages under point for the location of the store nearest you. versity of Michigan show that most people with critical weight problems simply have bigger app~titu than the rest of us. "Their eating habits," the in- Vt''itigation showed, .. seem to reflect a constant, fairly strong degree of hunger. Even after they have consumed an amount of food (such as two roast-beef sandwiches) that would reduce a normal person's appetite, they behave as though they are still hungry." There is another rea- son why people who arc 'carry- ing around excess poundage have difficulty shedding it: they get more enjoyment out of eat- ing than anything else. 3. Tme-accordfog to the find- ings of recent psychological studies, ~hich show thut essen- 1inlly the obscene phone caller ·'is timid in personal relation- shi~. lonely. has strong inferi- ority fcolio~. and uttcmpts to gain a sense of mastery through stimulating strong reactions in .others without the dangers of physical confrontation." 4. Trt1e. Findings of a recent study of 2,000 ''truvel addicts" reported to the American Orthopsychiatric Association showed that these people feel restless and unoomfo ble at the prospect of reall getting tlfeir roots down i any one place. ~me may· 6e in con- stant motion from apartment to apartment within the same city; some are on the move from city to city, across the country. These are persons, the investi- gators report. who use moving as an escape from reality. When a crisis occurs. farther fields suddenly begin to look greener and greener. Ifs concluded from their findings tbah "The·· destination is unimportant and nebulous. the quest is i1lusory. und there are no satisfuctions on arrival anywhere." Ifs pointed out that the pat- tern of trying to cope with life by running away from it has become an increasingly preva- lent life-style. particularly with lhomands of young people. 5. Tme. Studies show that be- ing well dressed very definitely brings out the best quaJities in most people. You'll get an en- tirely different "feedback" from people if you go about dressed sloppily or unattractively than you will when you're sharply turned out. And as for causing people-even perfect strangers- to be more honest in their deal- ings with you. Smith College researchers conducted this ex- periment: 206 persons were ap- proached in phone booths in an airport and a railroad station, and asked by an operative if they had found money that he had just left .. accidentally'· in the telephone booth. Findings of the investigation : "When the operative was d ressed to appear of high status, 77 percent of the people returned the money that had been left. However, when he was poorly dressed, only 38 percent re-rR turned the money." lil1.I .. .. Sports Mini-Profile FERGUSON JENKINS: ·-.,WholeC...18 D9dka'9d to My llother" FergU800 Jenkins ta a reluctant star. After being traded from the Phlladefphla Phillies to the Chicago . Cube in the spring ot 1966, be told membenl of his new team that he wanted to continue pitching In relief. as he had done in Phltadelphla . ., ._told bJ tbe Pl•••·"••••• ........ ..... ..., ...... la bi i ..... _......., •a relef pllelm.1111 .. MCl IL" The Cube weren't Impressed with Fergle'a work coming out of the bullpen, so Chicago manager Leo Durocher began using the tall right-hander as a starter ln the latter part of 1986. Durocher also asked his pitching coach, Robin Roberta, to try to convince Jenkins that he should become a starter fUll time. Since 1967. Fergie has been one of the most effective pltctMtf1.ln baseball as a starter, w\nnlng 20 or more games for five strafght seasons. .................... In 1172, .. would~ .... .... .__, ......... -•• din .. -jor ····-..,. rtgM-Mn• lillc:eRallll9RClbel1L ... Fergle reached his high point In victories in 1971, with 24. ••1 feel I'm as good as any pitcher in baseball," says the 6-foot"'5 native of Chatham, Ont., who in 1971 was voted the Cy Young Award •... As a boy, Jenkins played every sport. Including baeeball, basketball, and, of course, hockey. Canada's most popular 8P9ft. ... rd Md ... ••lgld ..... ..., would ..... tried to plllJ hock_, prol111IM-.n,." ... Though Fergie llkes living in Chicago with his wife Kathy and their two daughters. they return to Chatham during the off-eeason. "I go back up to C8nada to shoot duck and pheasant. Then I head west for moose, deer and antelope." ... Jenkins' father worb as a chef In a Chatham hotel and fergie spends a lot of time with him. Fergie'a mother, whom he recalls aa ••my biggest fan," died In 1969 of cancer. "She waa an Inspiration to me." Jenkins says. .. She kept scrapbooks on all my games. My whole career is dedicated to her." -BJ lMrJ aa.1111 tn Family Flak1 av JACK TIPPIT \ "Glad to meet you, Chatley •... Al'f1 friend of Mika'• ia a friend of mine, tf I know what's good tor me." The Diet Watch Do You Eat tor "Recnellon"? How "suggestible" are you When it comes to eating? Doctors dealing with obeslty point out that dieters need to be aware of "suggestible" eating, or as one diet doctor caJls It. "eating for recreation rather than hunger." Some of the.trlp- JCMMIP NCl' ... OI ......... : c:MdJcounllfslll~ k11Jbl11;1 ........ ·~· mane houl 11 1'91 .... papcom, cmdJ, eaft *911b; .. olk:e Dmlalt-....S co ......... ; coct.1111 loungee ......... of ....... 8nd pobllD c:Hpa; &., •• l'Mype ... with c:ndl.-. and c:rocb of Cfledd9r chi Ill on .... .,_, along with °"* 8llllCka. Adds the diet doctor: "The lure Is something you don't even think about, just as when you get a tantalizing whiff of a chafCOBl-brolled steak, you automatically feel hungry. Every place you look, food and drink are available. You bn9 lo recognlzie ..... of ii .. food In addlfloll lo ,_, nonMI ., ... "Calorie4ow or calorkHich. Ira aUll "extra" calories._.,....,._. La...,.. FAMILY WEEKLY, Seplotfl'lf»r S. 1972 • 1 .. • "'<° ' - REAL OIL-BURNING Nautical Lanterns RECALL THE GOLDEN AGE OF BAIL IN YOUR HOME ~$198 l.AMl'OIL ONLY •TimesCalls • Provides Pad a Pencil • Holds the Phone .. r-• mil • IP ----1'1Mft •-, I ••M..A-SWS I I W6.. I ... ~="'~ I I ~11cklwli1 ~ I _.....~><n••ue•. I ... ,.,......,._..~.....,...I I I I.._ I 1 • I I 11 ., I I 0 SAft $1. Ol9li' ........ ClllWJt et ..,, I L '"' ... • ,., ...-.. bbl "'*" w I tt.iltullll ....... I --------------~J r MAil lo.MY_, I• COUf'OH TOOAYI t I •EENLAJID aTUDIOS I ~· 0 , .............. ,......ll054 I ~ .. c:Mck~ m.o. 1or ....... 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Yes, Winston tastes good, like a cigarette should • .. ·- • AN EXCLUSIVE COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL FULL COLOR iamese Temple Rubbings Add engrossing interest to your home with these mystical, natural rice paper creations -each taken directly from 1000-year-old bas-relief temple sculpture Now -a modem odyssey to a 1 DOO-year- old temple hidden deep In an Asian forest brings back dramatic Oriental wall decor for your home -original art for J>89Ple who appreciate the unueuaJ. This las• mese temple art -original hand rubblngs made at Wat Po, a centuries-old temple near the fabted Bridge on the River Kwal. Voor walls will sing with Oriental drama and fft exotJc bunt of color once you di9- --play one or more of these unique art treas- U"'5. Each subtle, mystical rubbing-In reds. greens end tMack on natUtal rk:e papet -haa taken hours to matle and captures all the vigor of Brahmanlcal gods and the pathos In the ltfe of the Buddha. The9e rubbings are talGen directly hom temple walls and columne and therefore no reduction In size hn been made - each has fUll sweeping deconrtor dlmen- sk>na of 14• x 24•. And only when you see these masterpteces In your home will you be fully able to appreciate their qual- ity and appeal. They are at once vigorous and ~~ry. absorbing and majestic. BecauM It takee .., long to hand rub each large panel In color, thef'9 I• definitely a limited auJ:!Ti. Yet .. do guarantee to rut early, Im Im Ofdwa. ln addition, we guarantM tha1 you mu• be 100~ deflghted with NCh and e¥erY temple Rll>btng you chooee, or rour money wttl be fUlly and promptly refu~ w. ..,_ thst theee .,. not tiny mlnlatur.. but lmpreulvely 1lzed and that each one you order hu been hend- mede In Thalland (fonnerly Slam) at the Wat Po temple ltaelf. ONLY SJ?.~ c or as a magnificent matched aet of 4 ._ ___ .. D Only '6.98 "°" Your o.1glMI HMd T .... 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Wed~nd Shop~r ltenu are NOT adverti&ing. If product.\ slt'own ou not availahle Ill •tore•. order from wurces listed. Smart Cooltjng This week, Food Editor Marilyn Hansen presents two tasty skillet suppers because: "If your family's like mine, September's one of the busle~t months on the calendar. The kids are going back to school, there's shopping to do, the days are getting shorter again. If there's ever a time to rely heavily on convenience foods, like precooked rice. It's. now!" Suppers You Can Make in a Skillet TUNA SKILLET CHINA DOLL 1 V.. cups 811ced celery (811ce on dlllgonal 114 -Ina. long) 1 large onion, cut Into I wedges 1 l•rge clove g.,.lc, minced 3 tablespoone Mllld °'I 114 cups cold water 2 tl!bJ•epoone .or WiCe . 2 tabletpooM cornstarch 1 green pepper, cut Into sttip9 1 tonutlO, qu11rter9d 2 QM (7V.. -oz. eln) tuft8, drelned S.lt 1 v.. cups bolling .... , 1 V.. cups lnatant rice v.. cup uutMd •lmonds (opti01181) • 1 CM (SY.a oza.) Chlne9e noodles Soruuce 1. Jn medium skillet with cover, saute celery, onion and garlic in salad oil about 5 minutes, or until vegeta61es are lightly browned, but still crisp. 2. Add I cup cold water and soy sauce to vegetables in skillet. 3. Blend cornstarch with remain- ing 114 cup water smoothly. Grad- ually stir into mixture in skillet. Add green pepper. tomato, tuna and I teaspoon salL Cook over moderate heat. stirring until liquid thickens and vegetables are glazed. 4. Push vegetable mixture to side of skillet, making It space in cen- ter: pour I cup boiling water into center. Spriokle in instant rice and ~ teaspoon salt. 5. Pour remaining boiling water over rice. Stir to moisten rice. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat, cover and simmer 5-7 minutes, or until all the water is absorbed. Fluff rice with fork. 6. To serve, spoon tuna mixture over rice and garnish with the sau- teed almonds. Pass Chin~ noo- dles and soy sauce separately. Makes 4-5 $ervings SAUSAGE 'N' RED-RICE SKILLET 2 pkga. (I-oz. etze) brown 'n' •n•pork......., cut In 1-lnch pieces 1 medium onion, cut In wedO• 1 green pepper, C08198'1 chopped 2 t8blllPOOi19 Nied oll 1 v.. cups ........ rice V.. tenpoon thyme leawM 1 chicken bouillon cube 2c:upahotw..., 2 CMI (I-oz. elze) tolMto MUCe or 1 c.n (15 on.) tometo aeuce wllhherba 1. In medium skillet with lid, saute sausage until well browned, stir ... ring frequently. 2. Remove sausage; keep warm. Saute onion and green pepper in hot oil 5 minutes, stirring. Stir in instant rice and thyme. 3. Dissolve bouillon cube in hot water. Add to mixture in skillet, along with tomato sauce and the sauteed sausage. 4 .. Bring mixture to boiling, stir once or twice. Reduce beat, cover and simmer 5-7 minutes, or until most of liquid is absorbed. Mak~s 4-6 servings FAMILY WEEKLY. 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We at Family Weekly want to asmt you u much u pomiblc when tbcle Ud'lequmt dda,.. occur; ., if tbcy do. iult .aid me a card or lettc:r. nt imme-- diately loot into iL" Write: Lynn Headley, Family Wull)I 641 l.e&.iqtoo Avenue New Yort, N.Y. 10021 r:-----------------------=i i1,&ili§llJ3hii114&1'11' I iatf .......... ,...... ....... ~..-1 ..... ._.._.._,,_C.-I l «It-AU r•1 ~-! .... .. . . I -1--I .... -• I ·------.-I •-c-• --..._._ca-. ~. ~--------------------------~ Report to ttte F'W Fa~ily . What lDur Child Needs to Make It Through Sehool By Bertram S. Brown, M.D. Director of the Nadonal Jnriltute oi Mental He.Ith greul milestone in a child's life is the day be ftrst goes oft to school. Your understanding at this ''turn- ing point" is highly important to your child's future attitude towani scbool and his healthy growth aod deveJopmcnt. Experts in child mental health and de- velopment empbasi7.e tbat your insight and wooom as a parent can play a vital role- -m Starling your child oft with the building block.a of self-a>ofidence be will need throughout his life. As a psychiatrisa, l can underscore this message. 1be self-con- fklence the child needs is built upon good feelings about himself, about .. authority figures" at school, about other children, and about his own capacities as a produc- tive, creative, worthwhile human being. Here are some things for parents to keep in mind: 1. Recognize thlll the daJ your child first goes olf to 9dtool ls an importMt ewent. Realizing this will help you to make sure it is a positive experience. It is his fint major separation from the secure and fa- miliar world of home and family, and marks his entrance into a new universe of friendship, learning and adventure, a world that parents can never again entirely share. 1be greatest gift you can bestow at this time is your loving support and under- standing. 2. Remember that your child's ftnt school day can foster a good or negative attitude toward scbool in the yeara ahead. Lwnlng to like tdlool Md Hieing to ...,,. .. da••IJ rwlal9cl. 3. Tak• an llCttve Interest In what your chUd tells JOU 8bout ectlOOI whMI he comes llome. Be a good listener and give him an opportunity to talk about how he /uls about school and the people there. 4.· It doesn't help to gripe about the way the school is run or criticize what's wrong wirh it. If then: are some things that you feel can be improved about the echool .... to mow JOU' chllcfa ti• c .... 9ld by ID find out how you cm help. In ldditioa to the usual parent-teacher orpniralions. many schools have volunteer ~· aides, nurse's bcJpen and playpouod su- pervisors. These are all ways in which you can become involved 5. Whenever tbe child abowa any degree of accomplishment in what be brinp home from school. pra.ile him for what ia good about what he's dooe. If he got four out of five ..... .,. wrong.'°'......,.., pet 11 • FAMILY WEEKLY, SepfelftberS, 1t'T2 him on the Nck for the right one. Yo,u may feel inclined to acknowledge some of the wroog ones., but remember rhere is more to be gained from accenting the positive. a. Help your child accept the challcng~ of being frustrated at school from time to time. Leaming to cope with frwtl•tlon ta Important to hia dnelopment and bet- ter prepares him to handle the trying times oflih. 7. A¥Old compartni your dllfd and his IChool -.perience with how hi• brolhen met .-ten cld when theJ be- gm IChooL Talk about bow bis brothers and sifters did can be useful or harmful, depending on whether you an: hurting the child·s own self-image. Each of ua la dtf· ferent, end ........ ··•turning points •nd experience9 lft our own war. I. Your child's ftnt report card can give you an opportunity to have a discussion with him about bis feelings regarding !Cbool. " ... han't done -.... -he would llke to, ,....,,. him In ..,.,.. .., that he la Important to JOU and lhllt JOU lowe Nm. 9. Glwe your child lots of time at home to do hia own llllng.. Now that he is kept busy and in a structured situation at school. Jet him relax and play at what he likes when he sets home. 10. Since your time wilh your child is more limited now that be is away at school, plan your day 90 tl'8t you can spend tome tiftMt with him in· the afternoon or ...... Of ............... ._.,.... ,.,.. 11. 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Golf Oipt." 1be ba.rdcr it was lo achieve, lhc bcttc.r he l"OIC to the occasion .•• From a new book about GefwJ"a anned forca: .. Jt used to be a standing joke, if not a funny one, lhat any Ger- man mayor would snap to att(;otioo if GOLFER LEE TREVINO ~ addrased by an officer. Tb:lt spirit ~ seems to have vanished utterly, aloog with enthusiasm for soldiering. Ger- mans of past JCOCrations threw ftoyfers On ....... tougll .nuatlona From ... d9p when l...ec T revi.no and a golf~ made bets-with no money in their pbctett: ·-we were playfujToor - guys.. bad bet $5 oc $10 a ~ and were one down when we reached the 17th tee. we•d figured we'd beat them pretty easy. but tbcae guys wen: playing good. .. reminilced Lee Trevino's long- time friend Amo1d Salinas. "While the other guys ~ hittiq. l said to Lee, ·vou don't happen to have any mooey on you. do youT He grinned, ·No. do you?' When I to&d bim I was broke too, he said, Well, we'd better jump up and play tbae last two boles real good.' I was nervous. ·1 don't know what these people will think if WC loee and they ARMOUR'S ARllOURY PIC'IURE• By Rlc:lwd Annour _ A picture haQgiog at ao angle Always lets., a.Ya a-jangle. u it'. awry • tiny bit, It C1RDe8 .. to Mft a 'St. So at tlaU mamaut, when I .e A picture aoobd u can~ Wiiy doa0t I rile ad .et it straight? What ...... me sit and h·vtate? tm DOt at bame, I mn a guest, And I have learned that it' 1 not best. Somo folks it gives a feel of guilt. at their marching soldiers, at lea$t in peacetime; more recently they burled insults iosaead. Oaman officers 'baYe been insulted and German military ve- hicles spat upon-not by anti-Germana, but by 6amans Oil German streets. The officer ~ loog dwFd with ·arrogance,' oft.al seems ao mild-man- nercd that many claim that there a.re offioen who are frigbtcncd to deatb- not of any potential enemy, but of pub- lic, press.. and parliament. Some deride even the fiabting capacity aC today's West Germans, claiming th.at the Bun- d~nvelu ·(the armed forces] oou1dn 't hold back the Swisa, much Jess the Rtis- sians." From "'Germany Reanncd." by Walter Henry Ndson (Simon & Schus- ter. $8.9S). While otben lib • jaunty tilt. And rw lmowa hama-alas, ai.ck- Wbere rve DOt been invited b.dt. THRObGH A CHILD'S EYES K'Kla 9" life difterentty. Send contribu-- tions to ··~ltd," Family Weekty, 641 Lexington Ave., N.Y •• N.Y. 10022. ~o If UM6-none returned. At a PT A meeting the teacber- told us that she was going to split bet-class in balf-<JOe fer good readers, the other for backward readers. Wbeo I told Susie what bet-teacher had told OS she said. -she's going to have trouble do- ing that. because I don't know any kid in my class that can read backwards.· -Mn. Ru.sell Lewi& Dubuq~. Iowa DAWN AND HER CLASSllATES .,...., ........... right Deddp cm ............. wort mira- cles. so British schoolgirl Dawn Holden didn't despair eoti.rdy when word got out that her IChool was being t01d, and That was si.1 )'UIS ago. Recently. how- ever, the stora discovered that Mn. Wtek had no official pcwu?r. Luckily for Mit Wtek (and Islip), the town super- visor decided she slto.A.HJ have power. He named her the first official .. Litter Cop" in the U.S., gave her legal power to 1nspcct, investigate and issue sum-"I momc:s, lUld a yearly salary of $4,SOO. Have you taken a look behind your shopping ocntcc lately? OATES: 11onct.J is Labor Day. Rosh H.astwlah begins Salurd8y, marking the Jewish year S732. The Miss America finals will take place in Atlantic Cily ~nipt. that she and her classmates would prob-BIRTHDAVS: ...,_Kitty Carlisle ably ba\IC to leave it. Dawn's Daddy S7. llondily Mitzi ~ayoor 41; Henry came through as Daddys always do. He Ford U SS. TueedaJ-Raqucl Welch.., bou.gbl the xhool! "T mew it would -32.-.........., :Pet.er Lawford, 49; break her heart to k:a-ve." Vic Holden Taylor Caldwell 72; Elia Kaz.an 63. says. "I won't make any money on the Fflclar-Pder SdlcR 47; Nguyen Cao deal. but the important thing is that the Ky 42~ Sid Caesar SO. school will go on unchaopl. .. ,,.,. Widl cane on atn>ng-stronger than the garbage mounds that were building up ever higher behind shop- ping a:n11cn in blip. N.Y .• where she'd lived for 2S years. Preparing for action by anning bcnelf with a clipboard-so she'd look "official .. -she strode con- fidently into stora demaoding that shopbepcn clean up. Aod they did! Dear Jmliee Bft.na.en, Woaldyo.111eyoar~llili~ ia6M"UttS to help my boy to heooaae a Judge. lie doa't Jib DO haadWOil wt I &gmoe dud jmt lldlm •ocwl OD a bench wouJd mit Jaim tine. Jin. Bla.clw , __ Mr. Bock m.t.aa, lloDywood, Calif. Dear Mr. Hncleon, Are yoa dw Mr. Boclt Bucboa daat used to live oo my blodc in Obeago ud if 90 how come that I thoupt be died? A...oe. __ _ BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Sid C.11• .ct R8q&lel Welch LITTLE ElllLY .................. loot" FAMILY MEt<U', September 3, 1872 • 11 .,_ FQR A PRIZE WINNING ROSE .GARDEN _.. "'"'"!.~R SU5 ANY 8 FOR SS.45-lll 12 FOR S9.95 AlreadJ Seleeted and Tried ••• TIK• Are.The Beet Bow Yoa C.. BaJ ••• Nqw at Low, Low Pric:ea .., 0.\7 tile a-.._ MCAI ..-t ._et7 el ,...._ ........ celer n-... 4eHslltf•I c......-.... i. w ........... ai-t ftft'7 n.wer pr-..._ Be-.er, .a-IMre an ....._ .. ef •••nltt ....... ,. .. ca• •• ,, .,. ..... , ..... u.1 w.... ..,. ..-.... •ariett. •• _ ... .. ...,. ft .. lalsll ................ ,...r aftff~ illJ' ...... , .... H • .. ,. aHk•. ftiat i. wli7 ... .&--.. a-eAda.I -.. ... .,.... ......... r..W.la•rlubw,_..,......_. .. ,_ etlelta ... Net_.,. i. ntt7 ........... llen ,.,.._._. u ...... lfa llafl ............ u .. A • .Amterkall·a-el ... 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