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Home My WebLink About1972-09-10 - Orange Coast PilotThat Full .. Moon Madness: lt~s N~ Myth "L•!IO<ll· l•-ilktlt i-..11r, f.,. ..... iv '"Pl'Ol•d to chono• I~ l•UA#tv toith tht ph.Gse1 of tht moon.., -Web1ter'• DitROflCITll By ARTHllR R. VINSEL Of tlle D1Wr Plitt Slilft Man~nd a:ot to the moon four years ago, but the moon has been getting to mankind for ages, triggering the blurre, brutal behavior ol which the highest ord!'J: of animal ii so capable. Call us lunatics If you choooe, but ask 11111911 . any cop. bartender o r ....,paperman Ir n,. 'Fiiit Moon Syn-drome m.ts. . ne Jl-rrrmon clatTat bKk man than !O ~-b. !act , not a fanciful folldalt. Vamplre1 ind werewolvet may be- long on tho library" mytholo<Y ahell, but a psychiitriat ncent • ly re.leased a seven- YW cycllcal human behovtor 1tu<17 he claims which con- v1ip1-.. ' firms icientlfically what ... ilellewn-~-and newspapermen -bava always acctpted. VO L 65, NO. 254, 7 SECTIONS, 104 PAGES Proposition 22 ' Farm Initiative Called a LOS ANGELES (AP) -ScCretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr. said Satur- day that he is considering legal action to remove Prop. ~. the fai:m labor in- itiative. from the November ballot. Los ~eles <;ounty Dist. Atty. Josepb Busch, "hose office i3 investigating the measure at Brown's request. said that .. widespread fraud apparently has oc- POW .Relatives Fraud ... cur:red" in the circulailon of pelitlons to ·place the measure on the ballot. The proposition, which is sponsored by California Produce Growers, would outlaw most boycotts and harvest-time farm labor strikes. The measure ls op.. pGSed by Cesar Chavez' Farm Workut Union. Brown said he has evidence that "many persons circulating petitions told voten the initialive was suppc:rted by Chavez and would help bi1 union. Botb ol tbese statements are false." In addition w mm.presenting the In· Phw R • . ltiative, Brown said, IOIDe petition 61UUOD 1n ~·"''•red !hp .att or n 'y · ' -. ~ ' olllcW l\llllllllrY' of 111' me •e~with •-Card which cmtiined en- Hanoi This1Week.·. ~!$~~.,:~~ veal ... loiil u.1.mo11.c tile fraud. NElV YORK (UPI) -Retattvea OC<!llD'Od in blacl< and Meilctn-Amerioan ol three American prlloben .of war oelgli1'!r~. wllL Dy. to _North · Vietnam thi1' week Brown aplalned lbat bi. district al· for reunions in Hanoi with the POWe the tocney!s findlnp may lead to crlminal North Vietnamese have promised to prosecution of those involved, but will not release, it was disclosed Saturday. affect the hlitiattve'111pot on the ballot Antiwar activists Cora WeW and "Court action ill required before Prop. David Dellinger announced at a news 22 can be ta.ten olf the ballot," Brown cool'"""" ~tttl\lled by eight rdati•ea of. said. "Because of the overwhelming the prisontn that, at the invi~tion of the public interest in tbi.s: mattu, I am North Vietnarr\ese, one n1Snber of each coosidering legal action to determine family would leave for Hanoi. Wednesday whether Prop. 22 should be removed." with them and the Rev. Wilfwn Sloane Coffin. Mrs. We.is! and Oellircer. co-chairmen of the Committee of Liaison , with the Famlli<J of American Serviceoen De- tained in ~ Y1et"""1, ."!"!1¥,ed iD Paris·last week for the rel .... of Navy Lt. j.g. Marltham L. Gartley, 28, cap. tured in AuguSt 1968; Navy Lt. j.g. Nor· ris A. Charles, 27, captlH'ed on Dec. 30, 1971, Md Air Force Maj . Edward· K. Elias, l4j. captured last April. Dellinger iaia 'the N'orlli Vietnamese bad auggested · In Paris thel family memben make the trip to North Viet· (See RELATIVES, Pa1e A%) Clouds to Sh roud Coast; Surf Low Early morning clouds and sprinkles will cover ·the Onulge Coast this morning with W.. clearing partially In the af. temoon. High temperature• are expected to reach 75 wilh a low of '7. · One· to three-loot euri Is ell]IOCled !or the third day of the national llUl'fing champlonabips In Hwtlinglml Beach. eomp!:tillon will get wider way at 6:30 a.m. Mesa Rap~t Speaks Out Against Death ~enalty A Coeta Mesa man, sentenced to death In March 1971 for the rape, kidnap and assault of nine Diani• County women, hall labeled Christiani who favor capital. pmii!hMent 11 hypocrites. "It makes me sick to my stomach 14 &ee ao ... lled ChrlsUims pick -OUI · ao. lsol~ted aecllon of the Bible 114 aupl"'rl capital punl!hment," dary J'hotniJ: iafd "' Friday during an lnte..Vi~ al San Quen- tin. "Nobody In this w.li-ld cin go l<r capllal punWunent aild bl.-Chrlalian." Phoenix was ODli pl -..i {ormer. II> 1 mates of death row who were made available by Sin Quentin oflltlali to '1• preu thel• view• on the ~ally and the baJlot JnltlaUve Ila nlnstatemenl ' .. ,,, .. ,, ........ ,. The pba.., ol the ~ a!Tact people, just a, tbey cootrol the ocean's tldel. Homicide, suicide, uaa~. 1ez·crunes, · psychotic behavior and tmotlonal Ullttlt in general climb ript alon( with !bat ice-wllite c!isk In the sky ... r.-for 1nl1Ucocing ~ romanc.. Man landed bi1 first apace ship on It • • t' 1"" .,. • MlSS-AMEltlC~· 1'73 . T.,ry·Ann ~n,:23 Wisconsin Girl Awarded .Title • Of Miss America four yean and 52 dayg go. lfe know bow lo got up there, but we deli~ • tnow the p b y 11 C I Of pSycbocbemblry ol wba) ii doe> to us down ~ -once a month --the koob, ~. and tillers come out en ma .... 1'Tbe. 'lrnil'e and cµn club' always ~ Air Battle Claims 3 • ·Syrian Jets By THE ASSOCIATED PRE~ Israeli and Syrian warplanes fought 1 sWirling air battle Saturday .. over the.(K:- cupied Golan Heights and Israelis on the ground cheered their pjlots on. Israel claimed its planes shot down three s)>rlan Jels encl returned safely to Jiase. Syria conceded the Joos of three planes, two to .around misaile ijr<; but cblmed two Israeli jots djlwned. . In New YOrk, Syria asked o'n Saturday for an urgent meeting of the United Na- tions Securit)l Council to COll!lider air strikes by Israeli jets into Sfrian ter- rifory. · · ;tbe roquest for the emergency MSS!on wu teJ1Pbo1i!c! to the misaion ol aitnall Ainbealidbi' 'Ii-Hua.' -insµ dent for, ~ember a U:S. 'opolt.,man ..u "'/t -' "" •.• -~~·· . ' !snj!\I' 'W8ljJlinea _a,, ... serift of NitloJ Jll\111 on ~eta. In. Syria and Lebonon In .. taJtalldb lorlhe kllilnir·al 11 bnielf Ol,1mplc Bthtetes '.ID Mu"'lt lat week by Azitb i)ltrrillas. . · . .. · A Syrian communique claimed Israel sent over another wave of· planee 90 minutea after the Golan Heig/Jts·dotlfigl>t SalunleY. t&t Syrian ptanes intercepted arid bit one of . Ute Intruders. 'lbere was no· verification ·of ·a second eqigenenl' bY &rael. L'1'ael also r~!d one o111,.,missile boab aaok an ,A!I'LANT!C CITY, ~· J, (UPI \'... MiM Mab fOOfU1a boat ouulde IAoba.-lcl' WJS(.'Olllin, Terry Anne Meeuwsen, a ritorial watn Friday: 1be PaJentine former professional singer w h o newa agency Wafa' said an Israeli boat overwhelmed the judges in the talent and was sunk Friday off the Israeli cout. swimsllit competition, was c;rowned Miss 'lbe aeiial baltle was. foueht in clear America 1973 Saturday night. . 1 ., view of bundfedt,:of Isreeli. mortorisll, The ·23"ycar-<il~ mun.tie ;>\/si,'-'lhlO 0 · eojo~ a ~ outing on the Jowltb ' . ' -. tean wben master of certm9Dles Bert (Set MIDEAST, Page A!) Parks announced she was tbe winner of the 52·year-old beauty pageant. The retiring Miss America, Laurie Lea Schaefer, placed 1 glistening crown on her· bead. He voice quivering, she said, "To me, Miss America means not just an op- portunity to luttllel'..my education, but to share aome of the belie.ls and ideals." While Bert Parks sanr "There She ls" Pot Initiative A Loser Today SAN l'RANClSCO (AP) -Prop, 19, tll6 Initiative measure .oo the November Callfomla ballot which would legalize as be bBs done yearly for the past II yean, the new Miss· America walked down a · nmway. The crowd whistled, shouted and clapped Ila approval. · growing and possesaion ol marijuana for penonal ""· would be defeated if II were · voted on today, the Calllarnla Poll reporta. Miss: Meeuwsen -WU 1 clear favorite of tbe judges lhroughout the prelimihary competition. ~ge, ~she said, ••t feel a Utt1e frighteDed encl ·...Uy happy'" She aaid she wtll\ld:Rign as Miss America !or the full year and would not ae«pt •nY .,,,,. tract offeis. . She said she wanted to "pr~sent the page.ant in its proper light ... It's not a beauty. COfltesf. It's ·a scholarship foun- datk>n for tilent~ young w:omefl." The bew Miss America said lhe white sequin gown she wore cost more than $1,000. The gown was specially made for her by a team ol seamstresses in Milwaukee who hand-set 9,000 on white lace. . The !>loot l'inch beautz, """ of tho oldOsl ~11.:-. a -lint .J)lace . ln>!>i11 In pa~ swiroiulf p:ellmlnary wi1h her 35-lHS fi ancf also took a talent prize, Director Mervin D. Field said C per- cmt ol 471 pert«I! consulted In a statewide 1U1Vey Bald they would respond necaUvely if they were voting on it. Of • thole CO!llllited, 33 percent aald they • would vote y'e:I, while ~ percent said they could not vote either yes or no, Field reported.· 1be mea!ure, which would remove criintnal penahies for the possession or small amounts of marijuana for persons 18 or older, does not disturb prtSent laWI making It a felony to sell marijuana or poaeas Jt for sale. In releuing his survey results. Field pointed out that medical et.perll have taken poBIUanJ both lot and aglinBI the measure on lrOUnda not enouah b knowh a-.the <illlctl al marl)Uaoa.. ·" • Goalal, " In .elm lfnce fhi 1111 I ...,..,. 1111 Laura McOv, ~ ,.... ol the emercency room at a larwe and buoy hospital. "You pt a Jot mart vlolmc:e and a Jot mort •ncrY people arnoria vWtors and -patient.a:." One wldelY;fcctpled and "'mlngly logical theory is tbat II \he moon's cravito.Uonal pull arrects the earth's seas it can aJao affect the earth's occupants. Tile 1'0rld Is oovtrecl about 711 peretot by water, all« all, and the human body is 98 ptrcent water. And Whlle the dlctlonaries &t -in- correctly It seem.a -the lunacy factor u an archaic belief, the female menstrual cycle flu ol11Jy1 bffn buecl anJWt days coinciding with phasts ol lbe ,,_, "MOii ._ .. tated mylholofll' ttlen1 to the ft.male character," remlrkt Corona de:l Mar psycholhe:raplst John Land. • A IUl'vey by DAILY PILO'I' Police reporters in the put month showed 1 distinct pattern in odd behavior or vJc; Jenee during t lhe run moon. SUch com-- paraUve periods must naturally include other tnnutnclng factors on humans, IS.. FULL MOON, Pop I) TWENTll',~IVE CENTS ' . Israeli Experts At Airport Gave Shootout Advice Jo'rom Wirt Strvices Munich Police Chief Manfred Schreiber exposed 110 morr than two of thei r nunlber at a time. revealed Saturday that Israeli guerrilla By shooting four or the guerrillas, warfare experts had flo.,..·n to the Olym-Schrieber said he was counting on pie city Tuesday and advised German creating a demoralizing effect on the police during the airport shootout. four other Arabs. As it turned out, pc>UC9 Jnterviewed by the American Broad· sharpshooters missed at least one, the casting Company at its Olympic studio, appa rent Jeader. the police chief said his men followed the Police * Q). .,.,,,):-4.rabs then· killed advice of "our Israeli colleagues" while their nine hostages in the helicopttts. retaining direct control over the opera· One guerrUla threw 1 gf'eDade into one of lion. the choppers. $chfeiber ·aaid 1 "friendly Israeli col-~1eanwhile Slturday, German Interior I~" ~lated Into Ar•bie the Mln!star H.U.Dltlrlcb _, CiOlltd German olloDl for the terrorists to aur-for Ilg/JI ..-ni.r of oll Arab vlsllon to reft!let and ·"''II a ••phone to dellver Weal Gem>8J!Y. , 1t. s'-.i~,~· -.1 ..... ........._<ll!I ·:.. Reier~..,.• -a ;..tltlllty -~ any 1Mo~. · I violence by Arab ruerrlllu In Wat Moe Israeli Ob'Jnpf.c members were Germany, Genscbtr aakl, "'Ibe thrtatl ol kl!~ In the bloody iJrport aboolout along the Palestl~ aplnll Ute Fode~al wrth ·five Arab 1 guerrill11 and a German Republic of Germany mu1t be taken with policeman · · j extreme aerlouanesa." Schrei~r said he decided to open fire '?_'he Bliek September fU~':l.lla erpup. . . which clalrped respons1b1hty f o r on the guerrillas after four of the e.ighl Tuesday'• attack has warned 0 t terrorists exposed themselves on the reprisals unless \Y~st Germany relelse1 runway of the military airbale near the three 1urviving Arab terrorl!:ts, Munich. They had flown ~ aboar~ Special ·guards have been placed on oil two helicopters with ~ hraeh pipelines n.lMing through Aw:tria and hostages in the ezpectabon . that the southern Ge:nnany and inereased Yia:il-Germana would irovide an airliner to Oy them to Cairo. Prevloosly the Anlba had (See MUNICH, Pa1• ZI • Medi-Cal Program Cut s Costs; Surplus Expected SACRAMENTO (AP) -Medi.cal Isn't costin& California as much this year as state budget writers expected, and the massive health care program may end the fiscal year with a big surplus, Califarnla'a top health olficlal aays. Human Resources Secretary Earl Brian said in an intervJew it's 1till too early ln the fiica1 year to esUmate the Siu of the Upectecl Rll'JllUS, but be IOld all financial· indicators .point to 1 "slight- ly downward cµrve" In Medi-Cal spend- ing In the "'8lf Mure. Asked if the surplus could be: as much as two pereent of the ft.5 billion 1 year program -which would be a $3 milUon surplus Brian replied : "Mlybe even more than that." The program or free health care for 2.3 million needy Californians 1rew from $600 million to Sl.5 billion in four years. But the spending leveled off in the 1971-72 fiscal year under last year's Medi.Cal reform. Or, Brian. the 3-year-old chief of an · state. welfare and health prognuns, said the two rtasons for the cut In cost.I are the 1971 Medi-Cal "'form act and a shift this year to .a,syatem.of.prepald croup practice for doctors and hospitals In the program . The reforms replaced v I r t u a I I y unlimited n\ed,j cal privileges -which nearly drove the' program to bankruptcy in 1'10 -with a sy11tem which limits pa- tiertts without special medical needs to two doctor Visits a month. The prepaid programs are a followup to the refonn act and are designed to restructure the program along lines of private lf'OUP practice health insuranc. systems. Brian saya they will 11:ive doc1ors. hospitals and other providers of medical service• an incentive to hold down medlCal costa while the present fee for services system -even with the controls ln the reform act -encourages them lo increase costs. He says the prepaid prOgram1. which now cover only a small fraction of Medi- CaJ patients, will cover nearly 50 percent of all Medi-cal patients by next July J. The shUt to tile group practice concept In Medi-Cal will cut the ~t of the pro- gram by at least 10 percent, Brian ad- ded, gJving the state some breathin1 room to absorb increased cost.s from in· Oa1ion or ca11eload increasea. The ,,,..,,,. H-~ health spa aaal>tal\l m ... ~{f~·r' stall attomiY I 0.- She always wean a POW bracelet bearing =:al Army Ma~ ;nieDdore ~ " ... ~I ~---~ met'. hJa wife • 0 • I • ' · "~""'iii·~-.UiliOILtillett·'<!olcealn SPOIU'lsiiocq-.~~msb, ~ PREVtEW1-T..,,.,..._ «"f\11 • ' r.stde s-••Y Vital Amttica (VIV A) whlcii 'l':<l'D "le llw llJCfA ~ uSll; f~ p and • '1E~. LI ,.. ~ ~ • .,,.,. to file for •.• tba Idea \Jilt the cour1a hod deprived them ol their choice In the matlar. Clpllal f'Ul'lllllDenl wu abollabed by the state ~ Court urlltr (hla 1111' and Iha U,.S. SUpnmo Colld lollowtd with a similar decliloll Oil June :It. •JI -le ...,Id 111ete • &llce - l)O(ltloal lnft•enct, ..... lllfY -hava tho' llamanlty and c.'omP''ll'*I to abolltb Ult penalty," -br oatd. • PhoelU, wllo WU oomll:ied by an °""'" C-ty l"'1 .c ........ lllne women In a ~ plriod 'II tlio wwwwner ol 1971, IOld tho dutJI ..., ahJ .. t. •-..Uva ellacl.aa.1Jwna1& bclp the ~ of ~ tf-'JJu. , }°ntro11nW~ dtWt, wtlflir.•was UMer futtJrf.·!'ffer.nct;~t ifi.~ftlbmpiete color ~~.:.."'::.' :.~ ~~ ... Miu Mee&llt1eD of DePere, Mai preen ~ ~·tusdar nl&ht. 1 ~ the UJ. ®v~e of m:ry rtt!fJ/ llbow with ac-~=-..,.':""111 ~~ ~" c-~ Bay first entered the pagt.ant it &he I ~ "'1 t ' ...i....:. ( r ~ 1 ".. ...... ... TM ......... • ... tocai level In 1967, wbtn &be Wfit11 aecand ~~ball~ by~~(t;~.~ ~ Olym... "wtM ~r U,, A~,...,_ l'fformen in ~:!."= .,.,_:~ =. IMrft ~~ ~ In the Miu Wil<:onllD contf!lt. I"" Oames 1unpor .. on page BJ. eath' aeries and the roles they play. c,...._. c.. .... 1111• •. ,, .. f t~.z~N~~·D '• ' ~~i:ll'y>;:: .. ~~1:ll:.':;18 ~ D~YS or u:1sl!Iie -\'11'>"·-l:ed F.\MJLY CIR~ -The life of Mrs . i:!S-·~ .£! :a:.= .... 41 · • • ' Ube ~A xunne~ tap wu Mm North hard towanl tucceSlful caretn .and ·now Mary Boyce, wife of Golden West C'A>Uege ::::" t~ ~~ ~j • \ Cuollni, cm.taoce Annt Domt th6.2nd thq are worklng hard and etpll1y 11.tC-Presklenl Or. ~d.ley Boyce revolvts r·.~~~:.'!!:. !~ ~-:'W... ;~ "'l1;te Qitell 1111 ye11 .,. a ~ ~!"'the~ ~lvao-la, 1: ee!lfully ,•t their li&Y• ~· leiluN. TheH tNlltnd her home lamny circle and the --··-e.s v,. -.. •-<• JlllJI and llovr to Ill W lj>ctetl up. S. ~ Btth ~~~ the Ith 110 the Fealdenla o( tho Lelltll'O World dvlc 11r11anb.atlon Family Seni<e of .. ,., •OLoT aamoln ycaa 1M1 •1•1JM anti -to IUl!iU """"""I' wu Mill Jncf1ona, Rebl«a commWllliH. "111ell ijfe.l)'le t,, the IJllb. Oraoce County. 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(WXH021) ' I· 1971 MUSTANG ~ • • $.111 1966 ' vw 2 DHr. 4 Speed, R11cl io 11Rd tlnttr. """" 1967 VOLVO 1964 FORD . . . 1965 FORD ·LJD. , . ; .... 4DOOa-TOP 4 Door ~•f111 1/2 TON PIClVP 1970· ·FORD GAW!E·soo 4 Dtor, Klr4i.p, VI. Au!DmaticT r· s--.,FtC-· ~.;;'tQQJ 1966 ' MUSTANG ' . 1970 FOi$ Coloit 500 2 Door Sport bot ' ~c.1,__,...~~ lorY AirQirld. 149Us«) '1 m;4 ooo·c·E: . .. . ... DAIT Automatic trans., rad io, heater.$877 (UUB624) (R29535) $777 Truly a fine lanay p;r. ~,,;;lb $877" id! aes1'"0bl'e eitro$. (Rl.342) , • 2 Doo~. Automatic trans., radio. $417 · • (ORT7~:1). • • . . . . . .. • ' • t • • . c ) ' ' I, • 4, • "L• wit J p p p A In' . .... has puni "I ... isol CllPi Fri tin. cap' p mat ava • • That Full ··Moon Madness: l t ;s No Myth "LMlW!/. llttennlflntl f ...... itt, f/W- ..... IV ••ppoaed lo change Jn lnt""ltV with tlle-pha1ti of the moon.~ -Web1trr'1 Dl<lio!""11 lty AR111\JR R. VINSJ!L Of fM ha¥ PllM SI.if Mankind-IOLIO ~-four yean 1go, but the moon hat been aettbJg to ltllllklnd fw age1, triggering the blum. brutll btlllvior of which lhe hl&bett onlt< of animal i. '° c•pable. ·Call us luruitics If yoo cboooe, bu\ uk ·~. 111¥ cop. ·~er or .. lllJ>llpennan ll The 1n1ll Moon Syn-dromO uiaU. . VOL 65, NO. 254, 7 SECTIONS,. 104 PAGES ·. Proposition 22 " Farm Initiative Called a ' LOS ANGELES (AP) -Secrei.rx o! State Edmund G. Brown Jr; sald"Satur- day that he is considering legal action to remove Prop. ~' the rai:m labor i~ ltiativ~ from the November ballot. Los Angeles COunly Dist. Alty. Joseph Busch; wboae oi!ice ii inveatig•ting the measure 1t Brown's requeat. said that "widespread fraud apparenUy has oc- POW .R elatives Plan .. Reunion in Fraud curred" hi the· cin:ula:tion ot petitions to place the measure on the· ballot. The proposition, which is sponsored by California Produce Growers, would ouUaw most boycotts and harvest·tlme farm l.abor strikes. The measure is op- posed l>y Cesar Chav&' Farm Workera Union:-- Brown said be has evidence that ••many persons circulating petitions told voters the initiaUve was supported by Chavez and would help bi1 union. Both of the9e statements are false." Jn Mditioo lo misrepresenting the !n· ftiailve, BrOwn said, IOllle petition ~ ·_..t tllf 1tlo rn e y ~ OldoiaJ.. ---, of 'Ille ...... will •.can! which oonWned .... H-anoi This 'Week-.~~··~~1t.~ . . ...efllllm~ 11111 -ot lk !rlud . NEjV YORK (UPI) ~ Relattyeo occurred in bl8ck·ancl Meilcan-Amerioan ol three American priloilen of war oeigb""1fll0odo. will Oy lo North" Vietnam this· ""k . -Uiiiainei! that bi. dbtrlct at- for reuniolll In Hanoi with 11>e POWs the lotl!tf'.s 1indinga may lead lo crimioal North Vietnamese have · promlse!i to prosecution of those involved, but will not rel...,, H wu dl.oclooed Saturday. llffect the initiaUve'1 spot oo the'bllllot. Antiwar activists Cora Weiss and "Court action is required before Prop. David Dellinger announced at a news 22 c:an be , taken off the ballot," Brown coofereDCO 11londed by ·~ relaUv<1 of said. "Becauae-of -the .. erwbelmlng the pri9onerl that, at the inyitatiOn of the public .interest in tbiJ matter, I am North Vietnamete, one nltmber' ol eoch coosidering lefal action lo determine family woold 1,.ve for Hanoi, Wednesdlly whether Prop. ZI should bt removed." . with them Ind lite Rev. William Sloane Coffio. Mrs. Weiu and Dellinger. oo-dlalnnen of tbe ·Cqmmitt.. o! LWson .with the Families ol Amtrlcan Servlcemell 1Je. lained_ In North Vietnam, u;oJJgt!I! ID Parls-~ ,..,.t for ih< <ei.W of'Navr U. j .g. Markham L. Gartley, 28, cop- tured in August 1968; Navy Lt. j.g. Nor- ris A. Charles,· 27, captured on Dec. 30, 19'11, Ind Air Force Maj. Edward K. Elias, 3'i· captured la!t April. Dellinger iafd 'tlie l(orili Vletoamese bad suggested In P11b that family members make the trip lo North Vlel- (Ste RELATIVES, Pace Al) Clouds to Shrou d Coast; Surf Low · ' Early morning clouds and sprinkJes will cover·tbe Oruge Coast thi.s morning with W.s cle•ring partially In the If. temooo. High lanperature. are expected lo rHcll 75 With 1 low of 67. Ooe·lo three-foot ouri ii eipected· for the third day · of the nollonal surfing cbampiooship11 In Huntington lteach. Cot11pelilloo will get under way al g,30 a.m. Mesa Ra~t Speaks Out Against Death J? e114lty • r \ , • -• -cClv. ClliJii ...... ol the emercency room al a large Ind busy hospital. c~"°'llwi1f-__._an __ days col11<kll111 with phaaea of the mooo. '''"'' ..,,.,.,,. ''You set 1 I« more violence and a Jot more •1'111'1 people arnoag vWton ind "Moot moon-retatod mylbotocY relert to tbt remale character," ttmll'kl Corona de! Mor psycholber•plst John Lind. . The-pbaaa ol the -affect people. just u Ibey control tbe octon'I tides. Homicide, sulcute, uaauft.,, ae.:r ctimee, Jll)"'bof.lC brbaflOr llJCf emolioaal UllHSt In gen<ral cllmb riPt along with tbal ice.white dilk in tbe Dy ,. ...._...i.la' lollueocing leoder IOmanOe . • Man landelihis lirsl 11!1« ablp oo It lour ytall·All<\ ill doy1 l!(o. )l'e llnow bow lo eel up then, but we elm~ " imo1" lbe p by It CI Of poydiocbembley ol wllat Jt doe! to us down hire -once a mootb -when the -· -Ind tlllm come out .., ...-. ••'Jbe. 'knife aD!f cun club' always con- . patients... ' One wldely~pted and ... mlogly IOfllell lheorY i. that II !be moon's gravitational pull affects tile W'lh'1 tell it can al.to affect 1he tptl\'s ocrupants. The world ii oovertd aboot 7Q per«nt by waler. after all, ood the human bodl' is 91 pe:reent water. And whlle lbe dictionarieJ Ii.st -ln- corrrctly ll oeems -the lunocy factor u an arcbalc belle!, tht female meruitrual A survey by DAILY PILOT police rtport.6s in the pqt month ahowed a disUnct pattern in odd behavior at vi~ lence during . the run moon. Such cam- panlive periods must naturally 1nc1ude other lnfluencing !actors on tnan1ns, IS.. FUU. MOON, Pqe I) fWENTi(-~IV E CENTS Israeli Experts At Ai~port Gave Syrian Jets ~~By_Tlil!t~IATl!D PRE~--·---Shoot9ut Advi.ce Air Battle Claims 3 • ' . MISS' AMERICA, 197:1- . Terrr·Ann MalVWMn,!2J , . .. ":~.;-,- Wisconsin Girl Awarded .Title Of Miss America f Pot Initiative , A Loser Today t,roru Wire Servic~s exposed no more than l\VG o( their Munich Police Chief Manfred Schreiber number at a time. revealed Saturday that Israeli guerrilla By shooting four or the guerrillas, warfare e1perts had flown to the Olym. Schrieber satd he was counting on pie city Tuesday and advised German creating a demoralizing elfect on the police during the airport shootout four other Arabs. As It turned out, Police Interviewed by the American Broad-sharpshooters mlsst.>d at least one, the casting Company at ils Olympic studio, apparent leader. the police chief said his men followed the Police ~ £i. ~ .\tabs then tilled advice of "our Israeli colleagues" while their nine boscages in the helicopter1. retaining direct control over the opera-One guerrilla Urew a grenade into one ol. tion. the choppen. &chftiber ·aa1d a "friendly Israeli col· l\teanwhUe Saturday, Getman Interior 1...-• IJ'l9.Sl•ted intq Arlbtc lite Minister Hanj;Dlelrldl -llllled German 1ppill for the terrorists lo llW'· for Ught acrilnJq of oll Arob.,Ylllton lo renJter and-p~ a mer to deliver West GenniJ»": it.~~:.-.-~--'.-.R!!'l!lllC'-lo .. ~ of:<:m.. any 1blloUDg. · I v1olinC<i by Arab guerrlllu In Wat Nm.1 lsrae\l Olyinplc meQ>bers were Germany, Genscher aafd, '"lb• threall of 1:111e!lili the ~ iirpor1 !hootout along the P~lestinlolll optllll Ille Ftdual with five Arib'gum!llu and a German Republic ot()ermany mu1t be_(J~n with po\tceman j txtreme atrlouaness." . · • • The Black Stptember guerrlll• Jll'Pllp, Schreiber said be decided to om !1~~ which clah11ed responsibility '0 I" on the ~as after four of t e etg Tuesday's attack. has warned 0 t terrorists ezposed themselves on the reprisals unless \Vest Germany reletlsu runway of the mllllary alrbUe near the thrtt surviving Arab terrortats.. Munich. They had flown there aboar~ Spttial ·guard! have been placed on oil two hell~pters with ~ Iaraelt pipeline& nmning through Austria and hostages m the e~pectat10n . that the southern Germany and increased vi1il-Germans would provide an airliner to fly them lo Cairo. Prevtously the Arobs hod (Ste MUNICH, Page II Medi.Cal Program Cuts Co st s; Surplus Expected SACRAMENTO (AP) -Medi-Cal lan'l costinc Calilomla as much thl1 year as state budget writers expected, and the practice for doctor s and hospitals In the program . SAN FRANCISCO . (AP) -Prop. 19, massive health care program may end The reronns replaced v i r t u a 11 y unlimited niedical privileges -which nearly drove the· program to bankruptcy in 1970 -with a system which limits pa~ tient.s without special medical needs to two doctor Visits a month. the initiative measure .en the November the fi!Cal year with a big surplus, California ballot which would legalize Calliomla'i top bealth olriclal .. yo. growing and possesskm o1 marijuana for Human Resources Secretary Earl penonal uee, would be defeated if it wtre Brian said in an interview it'• atlll too · voted on 10day, the Calif«nia Poll early in Ute fi.ical year to estimate the nports. size of the expected mrplus, but be said Director Mervin D. Field said 81 per· all fmancial· indicators.point to 1 "allght- e<nl of 471 pertOllS consulled in a ly downward curve" In Medi.Cal spend- .tal<!wtde aurvey Ilk! Ibey would re1pood Ing In tbt 1101J1 future. negati..-ely if they were voting on it. Of Asked if the turplus could be as much . thole coosulled, 33 percent taid they as two percent of the tt.S billion a year I' would vote y'es, while 5 percent said they program -which would be a $S million could not vole either yes or no, Field surplus Brian replied : "Mliybt even ~-more than that." ~ measure, which would remave The program or free health care for 2.S crbntnal penalties for the possession of million needy caufomian.s grew from small amounts or marijuana for person.s $600 mlJllow to tt.5 billion in four years. 18 or older, does not diMurb present laws But the !pending leveled off in the 1971-72 m•klng it.a felony to sell marijuana or fiscal year under last year's Medi-Cal pouesa It for sale. reform. In releasing his survey results, Field Dr. Brian, the 3-year-old chief of all pointed out that medical expert.a have state welfare and hea1th prognms, said taktn poeitlOM both for and against the the two reasons for the cut ln costs are measure on grounds not enough b khowil the 1971 Medl·Cal reform set and • shift oboo&. lllo tiltdl ol marijuana. · •·. • -lhla year lo ·• oy"""1 •• 1.prepald 1roup • :. ' - The prepaid programs are a !ollowup to the reronn ael and are designed to restructure the program along lines or private group practice health insurance systems . Brian says they ¥.'ill give doctor~. hospilals and other providers of medical services an incentive to hold down mediCal costs while the present fee for services system -even with the controls in the reform act -encourages them to increase costs. He says the prepaid programs, which now cover only a small fraction or Medi~ Cal patients, will cover nearly 50 percent of all MedioCal patients by nett July 1. The shift to the group practice concept in Medi-cat will cut the cost of the pro- gram by at least 10 pereeot, Brian Jiad· ded, giving the state some breathinr room to absorb increased costs from in· flation •or caseload increaseL • i.s1t1e S••••Y ~~~.. ~~ ~-=::. :.: ~ lnM ~ c .. ~~ S·I• lw ...,_ A·I AM ......,. c.c tt.I ..,... M ,_ ...,...... .... C1llfw1111 .... C.....t ...... C•J' Cl1Ulf1M 0.1-0-14 ....... Col c,.....,. « 11 .. 1 ...,... ..,, ... DMltl Nttletl "4·11 Ortl!M C..... A•ll .~ ........ , ......... ,.., s,wfl •1:-4-4 llltWnl'-1 04 St.ft Mltlfl11911tt M """'*· ... n.1ttn Cot ,_ •·1 ,,..,., c.; • .,...., Hlfrh A.. WM!Mr 1 M t. I. MIYKIWI A·f Mite WI.. '•t .... DtM ~It C4 YM -.. """ C•I DAILY ,ILOT S1CTIONS Nftlltr ,,..., ...... • • I SundJJ, Srpumbtr 10, 1972 People·; Quotes ·students Sta111pede Sehool1 In lhe lat .. t roumHn-tll<'genttatk>M-<>ld-b&lll.,bltw11D the board ond body surfer In San Clemenle, commentary laot wedt before city councllmen was o!len blunt. Lifeguard Chief Dick H•urd, replying to parents' remarks that local surfers ere alway• polite and well mannered , 1ald, '1Tbe council alwuld never have the Impression !hit all board surfers are nice and that all bodv surfers are nice. You 1hould heat some o! the language 'we get when we have to go down and •tralghten out the problems. (violations of turfing area ruJes). Some of the conversation would curl your hair.'' Fountai11 Valley High ¥ ouths Race forClas~ ' Agreeing to open a locel nudlst swimming tournament by diving Into the pool naked. M1yor Oooffroy Doboon, ~2. of Cleckheeton, England, said, "I wouldn't !Ind It the least em- barre1Slng. I would rather 1wlm In the nude for these people than open a cinema showing filthy sex film•. Fountain Valley City Councilmen last week announced their unanimous support for the Huntington Beach Union High School Dls trJct bond measure which goes before the voters on Sept. 19. The bond, II passed, will provide funds to construct a new high schoo l to relleve some of the overcrowding of students at Fountain Valley High School whi ch will be the largest In the state this year with 4.450 students. Remarking on the overcrowded conditions at the ICbool, Ma- yor Al Holllndtn qulpoed, "If ailY11ne falntr at Fountain Valley High School he doesn't have room to hit the ground.'' Saying he Is Inclined lo think that the Vietn am war Is unconstitutional. Supreme Court .Justice Wiiiiam 0, Douglas explained, "Well, •• you read In the CoDJUluUon, 11 1ay1 that Congress ha~ the power to declare war. And Jt doesn't say Congress and-or the president and-or the Supreme Court. It just says Congress shall have power to declare war.'' Attornoy J•rry ShH, speaking !or the Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce, made a futile effort last week to get city r,tanners to soften a new sign law which will elim· !note all ro aling, flashln~ or pulsating signs. After losing the battle, he exclaimed : "It s frustrating. Everyone knows what a bad sign is, but who can describe a good sign?" After three years and more than '300 million worth of work, McDonnell Douglas officials in Huntington Beach last week turned Over the nation's first orbiting space statlon, "Skylab" to U.S. officials. "I can only compare this to giving rny datrghter in marriage,'' said w.!lter F. Burke, president of the Astronautics Company, "I just hope this craft performs as well as she has." -- From Pagel ap MWllAEI, GOODlllCll ............... TlteN 'Ill a minor otampodl • "' Fountain Valley High School campu1 'lburlday mornlnr 111 more than 1,000 sophomor .. ran, lhuffied, and, Ill - c1ses, hobbled for their clauu. The Ba:on sophomor" we,. the third school clut to take part In the <OIJ'fle 1tyle clul reglllratlon u they duhed from cla11room to clusroom selectln« the teacben and 11m.. for their !all courseL The new clut olgnup program bepn at 9 am. with an orientation 1n the achoo! amphllbtetor. Tbe otudeoll ...,.. aaUcl to take a uat ln the theater, but most pmerred to lland In the rear ,.w, [ln!*inl lo lel I flOOd ~ • Wb!la dellverlns hll weloomo beclc speech, Asslllant Principal Goorge Davia PlDled three 11m... Eaeh poused trlc· gand a mus brat toward the reclstr• lion tab!tl Wilm 1he otudentl wtre to pick up their clau <ards prior to en .. u. Ing In theJr cl._. ll'ollowfnll the three !alae 1ta"8, Dtvll finally gave the go signal. There was a Jot of quick walking but not too many studeni! were observed sprinting to the tables. When you attend the lartffl hlgh sdlool In Calilornls there isn't much room to run anywhere. Complaints about st.anding · in the registration line:s came quickly. From Pagel RELATIVES. • • nam aod "final confirmation came within tbe pa•t 36 houn." "l thought I could not be any happier than I wu last Friday night" when the North Vietnamese announced they were releasing her son, Mn. Minnie Lee Gartley of Dunedin, Fla., sai!'.I. But, lhe aald, when she found out Fri- day night "that I wu· going to &ee him in a matter of days, it wa11 unbelievable. "I wish I could bring them all home," she aald. Gartley'! father, Gerald, and brother, MUNICH SHOOTOUT Jam.,, both or G<eenvllle, Maine, also • • • attended the news conference. ance has betn ordered 1t 1tl West Ger- mAn airports. ne interior minister met all day In Munlcll with 1 opec:l1l 1t1r! of federal, 1tlte 1nd local l1w enforcement 1(encle1 to pltin 1 c1mpalgn 1g11lnst terrorism. Although he did not go Into details of Mrs. Olga Charles of San Diego oald pollce strategy, Genscher said, "Man. she was "still in a state of shock wlth datory visas for aU Arab countriet as )oy'" over the prospect of l!Ming her hu&- well 81 • thorough lnvestigaUon of band and returning to the United States penom 1pplying for visas ire part of the with him. necessary 1tCUrity me11urul' But one Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cllarlea, of Tam- canoot overlook that thll would not ex· pa, Fla., Charles' parents, also . thanked elude the dangers of illegal entry." the Hanoi government for releaYng their '"nil• ll a reel hassle. Everyone got herw berore I did oo now I probably won't 1et any of tbe teachers I want. It was easier with the eomputers," said Cindy McCallJ011. • 11Jt'1 not contualng, but Its a real peln standli>c In lbtM lines," added llochelle Wlllialfll. As the students collected their clan cards they begsn husUJng oil to find the teacher they wanted the most. A limber looking a.thletc jogged off Iowan! the math bulldli\g-wtille one P'"t· ty coed yelled to her girlfriend, "Hurry, hurry, hurry." , As one walked through the classrocl.t /0 buildings, loog lines were aeen formlng outside some teacher's claues while other doors seemed to be lgnortd. · One of the long"t lines were oulllde the room of Eogltsh teacher Bolll>ie Cooper. - "I had tier last year and she was anal fair teacher,11 explained Ron Rutand u he waited to register for Mrs. Cooper's class. "She's not real strict but you have to work if you want to do well. 11 There was a long line down the hall in frant of another Englllh teacher1a clw. "I've got to get into this class because the teacher grades real easy and !he's good looking," said one boy. "l wouldn't Gem<her told the Sund1y newspaper Welt m Sonntlg that law enforcement agencln are con•lnced t!)e 11111rvell11nce and the combating of orJanlullo1t1· that sympathize with the turorlltl 11 ellJ)eCiallJ necH11ry.'1 There ~onUy ; are fl!l,000 Ari/> , IOI!-, , worken1 nll ltudenfl In wett Gtn!lonj.1 1 •r hope tha ~ ol the 'pioplt or • Genscller's stry bas emphasized that America will do 90Dlethlntl to end this mOll are "ciec<nt, law abiding cltiuna." hon'lbte war "' all tbe prisonen can Ari With Elsa • "'' Tt ....... From Pue J • Munich police begin a thorouah check come home, 11 Cher lea' mother aald. Saturday cl ail Arabi living In the cltf, Dellinger ~d the EllH ramilf bad not hoping lo find a clue to the ldfl1ll~"* ii y• deq!d,14 • would travel to Hanoi. . the Arab terror 1qu1ci. Authoi'lll~ ·rl-BµI )!;rile EUu of J1ckionvlllo DI., ' parently have ~n unable to fdentlfY any offered the "deepest and most heartfelt ' ' ' of tbe terrortsll po.Jtively. appredation from my family and myaelf, fil'lt to God, and next to North Vietnam" FULL MOON such:· 11 the 1e1rlng mid-August heat wive. Gretk1 shipplnf lll,afll8ie ~tqt!e: oniisls embraces Italian actres1 Elsa Martirlelll wh1li sPending an everiTng ashore with frend3 at an Athens night spot. Miss MarUneW is in Greece as a guest of Onasm' son, Alexander. WIND8 OF CHANGE . Santi Ana wind! seem related to a behavioral phenomenon 1lmll1r to the full moon. And In some countries, the Sirocco -1 bot easterly wind blowing up rrom the Li- byan destrt loward 80Uthem Europe -is 1 factor which can win 1cquittal for the defendant 1n a murder case. currently, 1 man 11 beln1 tried In SoHhull, England for the alayings of a neir,hbot couple and their daughter who crr.,!ed disturbance!! for five years. "lt appeared to coincide wilh the phnscs of the moon," he testlfled. "We c:illcd them The Moonlighter• .. -" During the Aug. 25 to 27 weekend, Orange Coast Incidents commonly linked to the full moon'11 effect on susceptible indlvlduals rose 1bout 60 percent over a normal period'• rate. Newport Beach police logged 34 disturbance call!I. three suicides, tbrte auaults, one Indecent e:11:posure -a schooll eacher who claimed he was com· pelled to take 1 4 1.m. w1lk whJle naked -and one bomb threa t. Costa Mesa offi cers listed 22 dislurban· tt!, seven malicious mischief cast!!, t"'O Indecent e1po~ures, plus a suicide at· tempt and (¥le lnr!dent of animal cr•1elty. PROWLERS OUT Prowlers also abound when the moon is full -far more than are reported to police -and so-c:illtd nas hers, men "'ho e:11:pose themselves to \\'Omen, hnve a field day, police reports prove. "People just ~et strani;i:e," snys Sharyn McGeough, daytime b8rtendcr 1t a Costa Mtaa mtaurant. "lt'1 llke they're In hen!," she 1dds. "I know tome people in thi~ business, especially w11ltrtsse1, who keep track aod take nerve pllls before they have to go to wort on the night of 1 full moon." A recent newspaper story datelintd Washington D.C. even rtvenled crank lei· ten ind complai nts to the government go up durlng the full moon. Ono Fountain Valley poli ceman Is also cumnUy pnparlng h;s c:ollqe MA dogree lbeoll on The Full Moon Syn- drome. "I know we do have a st:inding joke about tt," 11111 NtiA'POrt nearh Pol ice Detective Sgt. Ed Cibl>ar('lll. "But our dllpatchen a1...,. c:omplo ;n." A Costa Mesa detccl!\'e. sergeant ·who preren not to be quoted hv nnme 11 gr~3 the full moon theory is vol1d. "l'ff taken a Jot of ribbi ng , but I believe tt. I started noticing It about 19!3 and &OI In the habit of watching for It eech month/' uplal~ the veteran laWll1111. ''SomttJIDl!I ( p lor awhile without Nldlq a newp.p.r too.'1 he concludes. "Bill I al!l'll'• buy them dunn1 the full 1110GD. 'J'bere'I 10 much IDOfl lnlt rtatrng maltr!al .. nsd.. From Pqe J MIDEAST •.. New Year near the Sea of Galilee. They cheered as they asw Syrian planes 10 down. A Syrian ipokesman said SyrJa"1 fighters and fighter-bombert dellvf"red "a strona: strike 1n the Gol1n Heights, causing mate rial and hum an losses." It was called a reprisal raid fM the air strike Israel launched Friday in Syria and Lebanon. A communique from Radio Damascus said one Syrian Sukhol Su7 was shot down in the dogfi ght and two other planes were Jost to Hawk mlsslle1. An Israeli spokesman aald the Syrian jets made a futile attempt to raid the heights, were Intercepted by ]Jraell jell, and three were shot down. All fell 1n Syrian ttrritory , he added. The Israeli raid on Syrt1 and Lebanon was in retaliation for the P1lestine raid and shootout In Munich, In which 11 mem~rs of the Israeli Olympics team were kllled. In Amman, a Jordanian 1 rm y spokesman reported 18 persons were killed and 17 wounded when rockets e:11:- plocled in the village ot Zntlbah near the Syrian border during the Isrneli·Syr in doa;ri,1!'.hl. Thirtcrn houses were destroyed i nd th"t·e \\'ere damaged, the spokesman s:iid. The re was no Indication whether the rockets came f1on1 the Israeli or Syrian planes. 12 Children Die for reteue of his son. 0 It ii our plan," he aald, "to return thtm by clvillan airplane, with their families, to their country." Dellin&er baa charged that previously released priaoners were ''hi.jacked " by the military and 1'brainwa1bed" 1bout their experiences ln tbe priaoo camps. Schmitz Calls President Nixon 'Fat Socialist' DALLAS , Tex. (AP) -Rep. John Schmitz, the John Birch Society member who Is running for president on the American party ticket, aays that Presi- dent Nb:on ls a "fat c.at socialist." Schmits. 1peaklng before tbe national meeting here of the John Birch Society, said Red China wanta Nixon re-elected and that Democratic candidate George McGovem was put In the presidential race to make Nixon look better. A CalifomJa congressman who lost a Republican primary bid ror r~lectlon, Schmitz said the prtsldent only pase1 111 a 0 moderate conservative." In reality, he uld, Nixon bu moved to the far left. The candidate said the naUonal news med!• Is not reporting hJJ campaign. He said the national media apparently does not "want the real 1S1Ues coming out." Sc:lunlts 11id, "All they wsnt to do Is talk 1bout the bugglnc at I h e W1teraate.11 USAF Crewman Downs 5th MIG Over Hanoi From tbe Wlre Servlct1 SAIGON (UPI) -Jui Air Force fighter-bomber crewman from Louisiana became America's fourth air act ·of the Vietnam war Saturday, shooting down a Communist MIG In a dogfight near Hanoi . One American plane was also downed ln the battle. The U.S. command said Capt. Charles D. DeBellevue, 27, of Lafayette, La., a backseat weapons syste1111 operator in an Air Fon:e Phantom, !J tbe second USAF ace of the war. 'Ibe other two are Navy men. A pilot must be credited with five "kills" to become an ice. Spolce!llllen Aid Fl Phantoms from Thailand 11intercepted" two fllghta ot Soviet-built MIG1 over the Pbuc Yen airfield 15 miles north of Hanoi as other warplane:!! bombed the capital area. ' DeBellevue, with Cept. John Madden, 31, Jackson, Mias., as pilot, shot down a MIG19, 1pokesmen said. Capt. Cllvln B. Tlbbett, the pilot, and l~t. William S. Hargrove In the backseat downed 1 1peedier MIG2J . Ji wu the first "kill" for Tihbett, Hargrove and Madden. DeBeUevue was formerly the backseat man for Clpt. Ralph S~ 118teve" Ritchie, 30. Reid sville, N. C .. who shot down hi5 fifth Pt11G on Aug. 28. Ritchie and DeBellevue scored a MIG kill together on May 10, two on JuJy 8 and one on Aug. 28. DeBellevue would have become an ace two weeks ago at the same time as Ritch.le but he was on leave when Ritchie downed his second MIG May 31. "I feel pretty good about," DeBellevue, • !7, declared. "It's the high point of my career. There 's no other Job that you have to put out as much Jor. It's frustrating and yet , when you do shoot down a MIG, It's so rewarding lt makes you feel good." Riot in Georgia GAINESVILLE, GA. (UPI) -More than 20 persons were arrested Saturd1y night by Gainesville police in the second straight night of rock and bottle throwing and street lighting following 1 football game. Pollet said there was no one lnjU~ in the lncld•nts, but on< whl~ grocery llore In the black community was set afire. Jordan Villagers Describe Attack ATHNEIBEH, Jonisn (UPI) -Abdel Jl:i mi d Salah sa\V t~m first -two jets st reaking out of the bluc-whHe glare: or the morning sky. lie couldn't see their markings but he kntw they meant trouble. "They came from the: north 1 few minut('s after 11 11.m .. '' he 5'1ld, standlne amid the ruins of some of the 13 homes destroyed when the plane• loosed rocket.I on this Jordani11n border village. Al lenst 18 perS{)l1S died, among thtm 12 chlldrtn. Town fnther1 1ald another 17 or more were wound~, many seriously. "We M\•en't C0W1ted, there Wirt so many," said one of!lclal. Most. of Atbnelbeh'1 men were In tht rields and olive sroves lcndlnc their ' I •1 CfOPI-It WU hot and Ibo iJaro WU fn. tense. Everything happened so fast there was no chance to say for sure whether the planes were Syrian or I!l'aell. Nevertheless, a few Insisted they had been attacked by Syrian fets. ZA military 1pokOJDUU1 in Tel Aviv 14ld Inell aircraft Involved In the dOflrlghl carried no bombs or rockets. ''We jU!t can't ._,. at this atage who · thpy we~i or whether the raid wu in- tenllonal, 11 a Jo~lan army spokesman •aid. "Bui Wi ltave been examining th• wreckoee and ti looks u though 1bout 11 rockets were fired." Olriclal IOUrcel Aid more pooitive JdentiDcaUon ol Iba aittroft w11 ... peeled from mllltary 1uthortti,. in Am- man Sunday, Abdel Hamid, a 1<hoo1t .. cbet, alJo watched the autal dOlflahl· between Jn. vadlng Syrian plsnel and llra.U j<la. "Thty fired thdr roctell and then Dew . back In the direction rl. syn.j," he aald. "Arter five mlnutee anothet two jell came from tht wne dtrectlOn. They fired their rocl<ell, too.• Athnelbell U. two -lmldo Jordan. Just a..-the flwtlltr "-Ibo W-U- occupied. GolaD llllJltll of 8'ria. lntll and Syrl1n jell ,...... .,, amal battle over tlie .,. Sahtrdq, -llled b7 of. llctall .. -.... ill 1*11a!il lbt -3 -lbt *7 Middle tat war. 1illlr llncl In tlU 1-." an -Aid, polnUna to a heap rl. -frall!>'Jl!I. She ..... ~ A JOtma man aakt, 11We are agaJnst the cum!Du, but ... were terrorized and <0111tanll1 llvlnl under fear. It wu im- poutble to nstst a guerrilla ron:e rl. ~ .. The Tlli.,e, ..Jcb once hou..a J;IOO people, ..., alm<ill d...rted. The 111e11 bad deperted, lesvfnl belllnd help!• , women and dllldr<n. AD old woman aafd Ill percmt of Ille vmai. populatloll wu otronaiy oppooed to the guorrllll _,co In and •round the village. "But they lllfed. and their presence bat Just cost us 10 dead, 15 wvuncled. Ill ~ damaced be)'\)lld repair and I leveled scltool. "Where are our children to 111141 thll winter! WU! tbe gutrr!Uu build us a new llChooi! No," she aafd. -. . i.. .. pused Eo1Jil!J wt :iur If It badll't been for her.,, Momcnll later lbt d11! na doled belo"' lbt """'°'°"could~· "I'm aolng to ciy," lie aald detpalrlngly. Movlnc Into 1he science building, - YOUllf ctrl 111ddenly threw down bu pacbt and 111ddenly be!an otomplng on It In !n11tr1tloo. "I catt t ref snythlnc I want, 11 ahe J.&ld. But lllllly other 1tlldcnll reptered op- proval of lbt new l)'ltem. "I lbink Ill a lot better oralllhed. I got all 1he teacbel'I I wanted thla time and th.It never hJppened beJort," c:ommented Cbril O!arltoo. "It'• fust a matte of unclorltaadlal lbt 1yllem. .. Perry Blaa who admitted to hllvlng some crltlebm of the new system Wei. "It's a eood syatem because it pub the can't complain about the teachers you aet." '!!Ml Fountain Valley teacben appeared to like the pl'OiJ'am. "Ill a rood l)'ltem because tt pllll tbe _ hlpopl!blllty Cll the i tliaints. The! cr!&te their own progtam completely,• said science teacher Bill Lundak. "I with the freshmen had a chance to run also. They're pre-programmed and walk Into their classe1 like roboUI.'' ad- ded Lundak. . "I tblnlt it'o cratilylns to oee oo many atudents ftom last year coming back to my cla!!," said Bonnie Cooper. "I think everythin& bu gone very rmootbly." Cambodia Puts End to Looting By Soldiers PHNOM PENH (UP!) -The earn.: boruin hlgh command Saturday ordered : ail soldiers In !cod-short Phnom Penh confined to their barracks and mllilary- pollce patrolled the atreetl to prevent: continuation of a two-day looting apree. Rice prices have more than tripled ln . two months, making it too .expensive for the poorly paid Cambodian soldien1 to JlllfchUe. and hundreds cl hungry .,1.' diers went on a rampage Friday and Saturday looting Chinese stores at gun. point and dragging away hundreds of sacks of rice. ---..: The government moved nriflly to pre.- vent new dtsturbance1. Military police ~ trucks and annored persoMel ear- ners rode through the streets With orders lo shoot on l!ghl persons ieen lool1!'_4' Most stores were cloaed In the capl~ Sold!m: we~ ordered to remain · their quarters. Civilians were requ~!l. to stop •esrln« mllU.17 ~li&llo unllo,.;;;1 '° tllat OJt·bl'li .. 1c0•n1-c0iifa'be 1potted. Mlrsha! Lon Nol told tho Cambodian people In a radio broadcast that rloe wu on the way from Thailand and at the same time requested that the AmerlC&ll go..,,,.,.,,t fly rice to Phnom Penh whlch !J lll1'nlllllded by Commun!Jt tort!. es. ATC Commander Killed in Crash RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Tex. (UPI) -A twin en&ine T3I )<I tralnu cra!bed and burned on takeoff Saturday ki111nJ the biihiy decorated commander or the Air 'l'l'ainlng Command (ATC) and bis aide. Lt. Gen. Georse B. Simler, 51, the first athletic director of the Air Force Academy frort 1957 to 1961, and hiJ aide. Capt. gu L. Gillespie, 29, died lnstsntiy when the trainer cruhed at the ilOUllt<ut edge of 1he base and d!Jlntearated over a 51)1).yard ..... Simler, a native of Johnstown, Pa., wa1 to be promoted to general Tuesday and WIS to head the military Air LiU ~ O>rmnand at Scott Air Force Biie, w,, SUNDAY DAILY PILOT . • I I: • - 1 ; ' Kissinger • Orange eoast"~_....En Route Roundup DRUNK DRIVERS: HUNTINGTON BEACH-The city r_ec•nUy won a $99,000 grant from the county lo hire two _po- llcemen for a three-year study on accidents caused by drink• Ing drivers. The grant ls part of a i1.s million county project to curb drunk driving incidents . HURRICANE'S PATH : LAGUNA BEACH -Heavy seas caused by Hurricane Hyacinth destroyed a wooden bull(. head, and eroded away ·eight-feet of sand at the El Morro Trailer Park to leave many trailers perched dangerously above the new sand line. Residents worked feverishly to fill sandbags to support the battered pilings and supports. . ' THEATER TANGLE: FOUNTAIN VALLEY-Home- owners are preparing for another batUe over a proposed drive· In theater they don 'I want near their backyaids. This time theater developers p18n to move the site nearer the Santa Ana River,· away fro~ the local hospital, but nearby· residents. still don 'I like it. CENTER CELEBRATES : SAN CLEMENTE -The community's successful paper, aluminum and glass recycling center celebrates its fJrst anniversary this weekend with an open house and displays showing what happens to the ton s of material local citizens donate each week. Lionel Burt, the founder and operator of the long·lived community project, has asked city officials to give the center a spot of city prOJl'" erty as a permanent home. Councilmen agreed to attend the "birthday party" then make a decision .on the request in two weeks. HELICOPTER PROTEST -NEWPORT BEACH - Leaders of a group opposed to routine fliahts of the police department helicopters filed petitions signecl by 1,089 persons calling for an end to non-emergency fligJtts. A 1pecial council hearing to air citizen opinion on the police air patrolJ is ached· uled Monday. · AIRPORT SAFETY: EL TORO - A joint Federal Av!· ation Administration and Marine Corps computerize<\ radsr air traffic control installation worth $2 millio~ /was dedicated. The facility. first of its kind in southern Caliromia will con· trot all commercial and mUitarv fig)i!s within a radius of llOQ miles of El Toro and especially !Hose originating or bound for Or~n~e CoHnty Airport and lhe"¥arine Co~ Air Station at which the 38'.man unit is JQcated. · • -- AIRPORT OPPOSIT·ION: IRVINE-Planning commission· ers last week went on record in opposition of adding com· mercial and private plane flights to the military 1air traffic ~enerated now from the Santa Ana and El Toro Marine Corps Air Stations. The action registers the commission's concern over a Southern California Association of Govern· ments study suggesting joint military and commercial use of El Toro MCAS. COAST CUTOFF: SAN CLEMENTE-A recent land gale could well spell ihe death of one of the South County'• most popular surfing spots. Beach lots In the counly·controiled Poch area below Shorediffs Colony are to be developed and could wipe out all public use of tidelands unless county offi- cials .require a \O·foot, public easement. Poche, which ~ot its name from a railway sign in the area, offers a consistently good surfing break (qr bqard and body surfers. ' . .. .~ . . "'!.iCL!Alt"''!?.\Yiilt: ;,llrllmNGTON BEACH -The Metr<li\<llltan Walef 'Dlstr1~i -·has resubmitted an environ· mental impact report to the city concerning the purchase of 88 acres in Bolsa Chica Marsh. The acreage is neccessary for buildin~ sunpart facilities to a proposed 40-acre, man- made island offshore, which would house a huge water de-- salting plant and a nuclear power generating plant. The plans are not yet definite, and no official body has ruled on them. BRITISH EXPO 72' COSTA MESA -South Coast Plaza will be .turned into a mini-Britain Sept. 28·0ct. 2. The British government is bringing treasures insured for more than $1 million to the city for viewing during the 11-day af. fair. STOP SIGNS: HUNTINGTON BEACH -The planning commis$iOn wants the city council to put a halt to all future pole signs which flash , move, pulsate. spin and rotate. They consider them a blight, but Chamber of Commerce leaders plan to fight the planninS? action, claiming at least some such signs are an asset to the city. BATTLE EBBS: ·SAN CLE MENTE -The battle between board and body surfers for the same waves erupted in council chambers this past week as the board clan complain· ed swimmers were getting the best action because of life· guard enforcement. After lenj?thy discussions councilmen agreed to alto~ lifeguards to lighten up a bit on the surfin~ a hour, restric~ions for the rest of the month. Everyone left reasonably happy. OCEANFRONT FROZEN: LAGUNA BEACH-An 8·month freeze on new building construction was placed on oceanfront property between 'the Hotel Laguna and Sleepybollow by the city council which said the time was necessary to plan for any future development there. The council was u11able t1;1 stop re-- moval of an 1886 house situated on an oceanfront 'bluff in the area. BUSING KIDS: ,WEST ORANGE COUNTY -When school starts .Monday .23 percent (18,000 kids of the students in the si• dl!li'ICU. lftlt make np the Huntlnl!lon Beach Union Hi~b School District, will catch buses to their classes. District officials estimate that the total distance traveled by all bus,ses will exceed two ,million miles. AIRPORT BAnLER.S: NEWPORT BEACH - A group of Ne'Wort Beach resl.dents1 <'nnsisting primariy of the leaden of the recently successful Freeway Fi~hters. are forming a new citizens' committee to eliminate jet flights at Orange County Airport. Instead of calling themselves Freeway Fighters, they have taken on the new name of Airport Action AsSociation. .RECREATION: COSTA.MESA -The porth side of· the citv will get a $2 million health club and tennia complex by 1974. It is the first part of a commercial recreation develop- ment by Four Seasons, Inc. that will ultimately Include ice skating, bowling, water skiing and other sports. ' 'WILD' WEDDING: IRVINE-As elephants roamed free in the background, Stephen E. Colwell of Garden Grove, ·a ranger al California's Lion Country Safarl,•and Donna Jeln Baumea of HuntinJrton Beach were well Saturd1' morning along the peaceful Umlolozi River at the African wildlife pte· serve In Oran~• County. The Rev. Ivan B, Bell, pastor of the Ftm Baptist Church. Laguna Hills, offlcltled at \h• cerem,,. nr.The cout>le decided to be married In the preoene because they enjoy being.netr animals ind In the outdoors. AMBULANCE CALLS: SAN, CLEMElffl!:-Public Safety Director Ollfford Murrat 1ald th1t there lr a limit to tmergen· C'f amlitilanco service Ille city can cr6vlde. Mtl!Tay 1ald"llle city could not proyl~o traMlers f9r ospital paUonts or trill• portallon to Oranae County MOiiica! Ctnlar~ •>nit ctty'a rules • 1mpbulse lllat Ire tr~ onlyiemerpng'~ lo Siil Cl• im!Dle 0.no~ HOIJ)ital, llurny ~· • -,, \ To Moscow Fnm lbt Wire Servlca MUNICH CUP!) -Presldentlal adviser Henry A. KissJoger arrived In Munich amid hetivy 5ecurity Saturday for talks with West German leaders. Kissinger was: eiiroute to Moscow for more diplo- matic sesstons with Soviet leaders. More tbsn 100 police stood by at !Ulm Airport ouuide Munich and aecurity guards took apart cameru and used electronic devices to frisk reporters meet· tog Kissinger's special U.S. Afr Force jetliner. A West Gennan government spokesman said a heavy security net was set up in the wake of the murder of It Israeli. by Palestinian guerrillaa at a military i.ir- port , Furstenfeltbruck, early Wedne.sday .. The spokesman said Kissinger would not Rttend tbe Olympic Games but would confine hi:s one-day visit to political dis- cussions. He'plans to meet West German Chan· rellor Willy Brandt at hi! country resi· rlence in Felda!fing, 20 miles from Mun· fch, on Sunday morning. In the afternoon he will meet with other government officials including Foreign Minister Walter Scheel. and oppo1iUon leaders Franz-Joseph Straus,, and Rainer Barze<>. Kissinger arrived from Andrews Air Force Bue just outlide of Washington at 11:15 p.m. 1:1& p.m. EDT. He plans to leave for MOl!IOOW Sonday night for a thtt&<iay round of talkl with party leader Leonid Breshne• and other Soviet officials. • It is possible that President Nixon'• chief foreign· policy adviser -will be seeing Le DJc Tho, the North Vietnamese envoy now . repo~ed returning from Hanoi to the Paris peace talks. Radio Peking said Tho had left there for PW ,and UVC olficial.! figured he might stop off in Moscow as he hu in the past. But they doubtea a Kissinger· Tho meeting wouJd take place .in the Soviet capital. It appeared more likeJy there wouJd be another Kissinger-Tho ses.. !ion ih Pari.!i: after Kissinger winds up hill Sept. 11).13 talka ln MOS<Ow. The two have been meeting oecret\y ln Paris, the last time AU(. 14. wltb no no- ticeable progress toward a peace eettie-· ment. Commision Tells " Chrysle~-t? llold 1973 Pric~ llikes WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Price Commission told Chrysler Corp. Satur- day 1t could not raise its new car prices on an interim basis until the govertlll1ent decides what the final incttase -if any -should be. . Chryller had wanted to boost It! prices on 1973 models by an average $91.32 and notify buyers tbey would be r<funded the · money lf the Price C.Ommisslon de- cided the increase was not justified. The oommlssion wlll 'hold four days of public hearings next week on the price increase request from Chrysler and oth· ers from General Motllrs, Ford Motor CO., American Motors and Intel'national Harvester. The increases requested ranRe from $47 to $149. The commis:sifln also announced a ten- tative schedule of witnesses for its Sept. 12-15 hurings to include auto company 1 executlvu, government officials, college 1 professors and consumer advocate Ra1ph Nader. Price Commission Chairman C. Jack- IOD Grayson Jr., said, "We believe the hearings will present consumers, as well as other groups, with the opportl.Dlity to erpress their views.'' Most of the automakers' price increase ·requests were represented a1 intending to cover costs the firms aaid were in- curred by improvements needed to meet eafety, bumper and emission control llandarda required by federal law. American Mot.ors bad asked for both a safety standards lncreue of $81.30 and an economic C03l increase of $68.38. Ford ,.had asked originally for Stt.52 and scaled that down to $59. But both nf Ford'• re· quests "!ere denied. GM asked originally for 115 but that wu denied ' 11 was a 1caled-dowa re- quest for fs.4. International Hanruter bad requested a $47 increase. But the commission told Chrysler Sat- urday that its proposal would have di· rectly contradicted the panel's preVlou! order suspending Chrysler"s increaae re- quest. William White's Rites · Conducted; llarbor Realtor Funeral sel'Vlc<s were held Friday tor realtor Wllllam White, 66, of Newport Beach, a native Oranae Countlan and 1 long-time member of the Elks Lodge wbo died Wednesday .. Mr. White, of !S'l'C.tallna Drive, was 1trlcken by 8 heart attack wblle on the beach near Newport Pier:' Mr. White was a llta!tor In the Harbor Area for 15 yesrs. lie belonged to the Santa Ana chapter of th< EIP Lod(e. He ii IUl'Vived by his #lfe, Vickie; IGift, Bill and ~aw, VlrcJnja, of ~ MMI: 1l1U!lhtet, Donna, and -ta-law Pote Malhilwl, ol Suta AN: ;;;/o, 11t.llllf Mn. 111111am P. White, ot Qranao; 1lster, Mn. M••Jorle En&J1 of Santa Crus 1nd four l!'andsons. ~ ' OAILY PILOT Bike Country The two-wheeler appears to he the off1ciaf trans. pcrrtation choice of spectators at the Nationa l Surf. 1ng Championships in Huntington Beach. Hundred! of b1cyclei; ha ve been parked at the foot of the c1tv pier throughout the surf conte!'t whi~h began Fri· day. The surfing finals \rere held this morning. McGovern Says Bug Try Made at Campaign HQ ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (UPI) -Sen. doorway of the building and campatan volunteers working Inside. Nixon Visits Flooded City, Promises Help WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (UPI) -Preal· dent Nixon made a aurprlwe, f01Jl'hour visit to this flood-damaged commun!I)' Saturday, bringing a $4 million check. . • . . . . • . • ' • ' ' ! ' • ' l • ' • • ' ' 1 ' •, ' ' • • . ' . George S. McGovern charged Saturday that two carloads of men, "directly con· nected" with the C.Ommittee to Re·Elect President Nixon, tried· to bug his c1m- • paign headquarters MayJ7. _ ~ _ . At a new! conference, McGovern also proposed that ·either retired Chief Justice Earl Warren or former Solicit.or General Lee Rankin, now corporation counsel of New York City, conduct an independent investigation of the incident as well 111 the alleged bugging of the Democratic Party ofrices at the Watergate apart· ment complex in Washington June 17. "That combination waa enough to tum them away," McGovern said . "They ap- parenUy pulled up to the building. looked over th~ situation, i;aw .wha~.it wa~ and drove off after a momentary discussion among themselves ." nlans for 11 frte mass plcnlc and 1 ~ ·, Citing infonnation from eources be did not identify, the Democratic presidential notninee charged the men drove up to his headquarters, then located on Capitol Hill, and found BOmeOne sleeping in the McGovern said he knew the identities of the men, but he refused to disclMe them. He also said he w11.s leaving the possibUlty of legal action in the hands or hit lawyers for the time being. Fonner Democratic Party Chairman Lawrence J. O'Brien baa filed a $1 million Jawi;uit in connection with the W1lergate incidenl , McGovern and O'Brien have been streulng the Watergate matter almost constanUy 1ince June 17. McGovern has :said It is a key camp1ign issue. Candidate Explains Trip To 'Paris,, by :Salinger · ALBUQ UERQUE. N. M. (UPI) -Sen. George McGovern, alammlnf the podium with his hand In empha·m, · Slturday denied any credibility gap in biJ preViOUI statement1 about former WltJte Houae Preu secretary Pierre Salinger's contact with the North Vietnamese ln Paril. Stating at a news conference he wanted to go over the whole story "so anybody can raise questions,'' McGovern said Sal- inger told him at the Democratic N•· lion&! C.Onventlon that he W81!1 IOing to Paris. McGover{I said Salinger then asked If McGovern needed anythillg done in Paris. McGovern said be told SalinJer to in- quire· of the North Vletnameae of uy possibility of their releaai.na some prisoners of war as a token of their 1ood faitb and demonstraUon of their treat-_ ment of the POWs. Several weeks Jater In Springfield, Ill .. McGovern said he WM informed in a They're Married hotel lobby of a UPl dispatch from Parts quoUng a aource as saying 8alinger urged the North Vietnamese to negotiate with Preildent Nixon now. rather than wait for a poaslble McGovern 1dmini1traUon. "I said l knew nothing about it,'' McGovern said. "And that was true." McGovern aaid he talked a few houri liter with Salinger, who had jUJt arrived in New York. and Salinger laid that while he was talking with the North Viet- nameAe, they started raising queatlons about the American electiOll. "He shot tbat down.'' McGovern 1aid of Salinger. "He told the North Vietnamese · that l would rather have a 11ettlemen1 of this war ilow, than a campaign issue.'' "That's not a credibility 1 a p . ' • McGovern uld. "It'• the opposite. I tried to re.pond too quickly ... if you want to uy it was bandied cJurmjJy, fine, I ac· cept that, but it was not a credibility gap." ""'' ........ Jtlllet Prowse and bliabaniS John McCook poce for pbotocr1phen m~ menu al~ llley were married Saturday al tlMI Holl""""1 home of her asenL Thay bad pl•lll!•d to be murie~ Aus. 2 but tbe wectcllng wts postponed when JutR\ cav• birth to a baby boy one bour before the ceremony was to begin . ise that Wilkeg..Barre will -be restored with lhe help of a "g(lvernment that rares " Throughout his tour. Nixon praised the work of a hometown boy, deputy U.S. budget chief Frank Carlucci, who he anpointed Aug. 12 as his special trOIJ.. bleshooter to cut through· red tape and speed federal d1sa11ter relief to the vie. tims of tropical storm Agnes. · The President decided to make the £light to Wilkes-Barre at the last minute, after a morning conference with car. lucci at his Camp David, Md., retrut. Neit her Democratic Gov. Milton Shipp, wh o has publicly battled with fedenl of· fi ciaJ1 over 1s:iis~ ~q , 1tonrJ, ,y~• 1n eastern Pennaylv1ni1, nor any other state official wa1 alerted to Nlz6n.'1 vls\t, and none 1howed up to ~~t him. Following ii\ U,,.1f°"""JI' .~tDemOo -cratlc candidate aeo,ge., ~. ~e.m. who had vialled'W/lllet·Bam1, '4rllet with critical remaJ?ti about the acbnJn. lslration's nood rellef efforts. Nixon pr&. dieted the city would rebuild from its ruins in the aame spirit as San Francis.. co, Rotterdam, Kiev and other deva• tated cities of the past. During the tour . he presented a U million disaster relief check to a local college to help Its reconstruction. Told there was not enough food for 1 voftm· teer~rganized Sunday picnic. the :Presi.. dent later arranged to send Navy Cmdr. Ronald Jackson. chief of the White House mess, aad she stewards to Wilke.. Barre Sunday with enouRh hamburger! hotdogr, potato chip!J and soft drinks i.; feed more than 1,000 people. Mystery Figure Foils Attempt At UCLA Filing LOS ANGELES (APJ -A 1'5t-minute effort by the University of California at Lo11 Angeles to file an application for a $225,000 grant with the Department of Health Education and WeUare failed when an unidentified man made off wi th the document , officials said Saturday. ~niveraity representatives said they tried to give the 73-page applicaUon to an HEW employe who was scheduled to fly to Washington from San Francisco in time to meet the deadline for filing . At the airline terminal. the HEW employe could not be founc!, so he wa! paged aboard the plane by a security 1uard who handed the application to a man who came forward . When the deadline for filing the a~ plication passed. it wa! discovered that the HEW employe 'missed the fU&ht to Waahington and the application wu never flied . Tho identity or the passenger and his reason for ICCOPllnS the docu· ment was unknown. Men Surrender In LA Murder LOS ANGELES (UAPl -Two persons !llrrendered Saturday in the k.idnap- shootlng death of Ii radio minilt« who was taken from a f11end 't1 home by three men, police uid. Garfield (lick!, a 19-year'"Old co"" struction worker and Willie Dlniels, 14, turned lhemselves In at the Tllb Street 1t1tion. &1ld Capt. Mervin Kina. The body of the Jtev. Arthur Smith, 43, wu louod In the trunk oj hil car Friday night. lnvertlg1tors Aid. Detect>Vea uid Smith was a formtt pastor of the 1plrttu1U1t Lotus Templt Churth. He conducted a rellaioul pro- gram for station KF"OX·FM. 1 L I I (t. f TuL'I "LOT • s-. Sfl>wn;;...-1,n , PRDPOIED R£91DIAL PARKI BY PRIORITY llDUP •-• IXllTlll IUllUI. PAUi County Plans to Build 86 New Parks by 1990 By 1990, Oran&e County will have acreage, locatien, access, capacity, htollTT OIOU' I :~ llOllTY OIOU' 11 ltlOllTY OllOU' Ill • McGovern Charge Of Grain Deal Call@d Snipe Hunt ~ U,114 npmt park 1ett1 serving a pro-aesthetics, com, water availability, and •. l«ted -1&tlon of 1,'37,000, ·according land use and other envinlmnental lac- lo a ncmtly·roleaaed Orange County tor!. WAS~GTON (UPI) -AiJicul!unt Secretary Earl L. Butz accused George S. McGovern Saturday of leading a "•Illy political solpe hunt" In charging that bil grain supportus exploited UMll!peciing American farmers in the recent Soviet wheat deal. Procrua Report compiled by the county The present eight regional parks cover ptaMtna staff. ~ total of 2,489 acres. Thlrty«i: sites ~ill be p~rchased. ~d According to the report, four of the developed lor-camplll(, picnicking, hiking . regional parks logged o cbmblned •~ and -other recrea\ional activities J?Ot . tendance record of· l,052,331 dur4Jg·l911. louod-in neJshborhood or community They are: O'Neill Park in Trabuco Can- padll. yon, Featherly Re\lonal Park In Today there are eight regional parka in Anaheim, Mile Square Park in Fountain the .. county wbicb. serve 1. 5 8 5. O O O Valley, and Irvine Part In the east coun· ·, hlidenta, according to ofilcial 1971 ty. ·BU.ti · tOld reporters the Democratic presidenUal-nominees-aIIegaU011! Were· 0 patently false" and "impugn the in· tegrity" of Butz and former Assistant Agriculture Secretary Clarence Palmby, wbo arraaged the •l billion grain BBfe to the Russiao!. filUNL "These four parts were operating at a b new parks will be bought and high percentage of overuse," the county iloft1aped according to a three-step planner! point out In the report. "Results p1orlty list : of this overwe are often deterioration Pbue ooe, conslatloi of 14 tiles, bu .a and destruction of natural and man-made prvpoeed acquls.ltion deadline date of faclllUes, undue stress on water · and JllO; the aecond, nine-site pbue I! to be sanitary !Y'tems, aod an lncreue In ~ by 1185; and a third group of 13 maintenance problems." . McGovern cbar@ed Friday during campaign aA>earances in W11C011Sin and Jllino1J that with the administration's silent support, larg~ grain exporten aod &peculators used ''inside information" to buy up domestic wheat before disclosure of the magnitude of the Soviet deal forced Mrs. Coy kendal\ priFc::!~id at II.SS a blllliel, be said, Illa will be added to the county regional ' pllt oyatem by llllO. • t n. plan rata 1itea accordin.I to •• DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE I T•JtpiloMt • , d but could have gotten '1.65 a bushel if · Rites Schedule ,. .llf!!I 1'old wheat production unUl : ~ : , ~ ~e was announced July a. Memorial services for Leoni~· ~ . used their lln;ique access Coykendall or Huntington Beach haY9 to ~, Information to ex.plo1t unsuspec:4 been set for Monday in Pacific Vt_ew tin& fVme:s who had no idea how larg~ Memorial Park at Newport Be.ach. tbele, .SOviet purchases would be, 1 the , f ... McGovern.said. Mrs. Coykendall was wl e o "' .. retired assistant .Reverend H 1 r I a n Bua said .. J have een unable to ~ , 09ykendall of st. James Epl!COpal cowr a llinll• shred of evidenct" that ChJr<b of Newport Beach. major Sain· tradm knew ol the extent of the wheat deal before the an-Sbe died Wedneaday at the age of 19 nouncement, which be· oald was made after a lengtby illness. She 1s •urvived by less than two boon after the detaila were her husband, of 218Sl Newland St., two concluded. daughters, and aix grandchildren. "McGovern has flailed out with a The family suggests cootrlbutions aeries of wild charges," Butz said. through the Leona Coykendall Memorial Mocking McGovern's campaJsn theme, Fund at St. James. he added: "Come home, Mr. McGovem, Services will be at to a.m. with the ond quit chasing the butterflies of your Rev. W. Don Brown officiating. own · tion." . ' • GuHCoast • Oil Leases Go on Sale -· 2 -Men ·. Charged In Golf Slayings NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Mier a lix· mooth delay becauae or oppollUon by ... vlronmenlal groops, the Interior Depart· ment Is ready to sell 71 tracts of aea bot.- lorn oil Louisiana'• ol1 rich cout. '.'There are no eomplicatlons In al&bt.• aaid John Ran.tin, bead ol I be deparlmelll'a..Bureao cl ,Land 11anag .. meot olllce in New Orleans. Tiie Ille la iet for 'l\ie!day. Tiie last time the aale waa bdd, the 211 hlda lolallnl .. estimated 1100 mll1lon in eameat money were accepted -; but left seal«!. Tiiey mnained in a banJt vault 30 daya while the govenunent strove ID Vain to dlJsolve a legal lnjtmellon. Since then, the department bas com- plied with court otdera for a more !borough tnvlronmental Impact atudy of possible ecological damage due to more offshore oil woil drtlllng. The sale was expected to bring the federal govenunent about $500 million in lease money, plus royalties from any eventual production;-A Jease-holder-mWJt drill within five years. If the well pro- duces, the lease is good fc.-the life of the well. · Moat of the tracts lie along a stretch of continental !hell extending from off the mid-LouWan.a" shore eastward to a point almoot llOUth of Mobile, Ala. The tracts are beDeved to hold oil aod cu reservea -ill more than '4 bllllcm. They nnge from 5 "to 40 miles off the coast, In water from :Ill to llO f,.t deep. Moat of the 3tle,OOO acres lie! pdt the eo. loot deep line. Before rescbedullng the aale, the Interior 4>epartinent expanded I t 1 resume of the-)>OISible alternatives to niore offshore drilling -such as in- creasing oil and mi.tur_ai gas importJ or bQ\J§ting J>!9ductlon from exi•tllli .wel!J. 'lbe move came after U.S. Di!trid Coort Judge Charles R. Richey In . Washington, D.C., ruled the! the en- vironmental impact study originally issued by the department did DOI pay enough attention to J>OS!lble alternatives. He ruled on a !llit brought by the Sierra Club, Inc., the Natural Resourc<1 llelenae Council, Inc., ond Friends of the Earth, IDc. Such eovtromnemal studies are re- quired by the· Natlooal Environmental Polley Act of 11169 -law broogbt on, in part. by .massive offshore ail 'Pill! ' -caused wllen oil .,..Ds ·~" wild. ' CllRISTIANilfED, st. Croix, V. L (UPI) -1'110 men ,.... cbat1ed SaWr- day with eight cotmta O!rflnt degree murder for the alaylng • ot elgb\ peraona at the Fountain Valley golf courae last Wednelday, ac:cordlllg to At 10 r n e y Some Shlp111«te Peggy Sue Griffity ot North Carolina boards the hospital ship US.S Sanctuary at San Francisco to become .the lint Navy woman assigned to sea duty u a crew member. She will be at sea with a male crew of 4-00. General Ronald Tonkin. Bond was HI at l!IO!"' than 11 llllUlon for each man, 1ulhoritltl' uhl. Tonkin ldenUfted the men u Beoumont Gereau and Merrill Smltla. Both ...,. ar-· rtated earlier l1tla -OG ' ~ea unrelated 1o the abootout.- rtve lo ....., men ·""°· bel-ln-~lved In tho IOI! course mnnlm. "Tllo !nyestlgatlm contintlOI aod we are very Gpttnilstic,'' Tonkin llld. Smith ond Gettau were talten to Rld>- mond Pt!tltenUary aod will ·be lormall1 arraigned Monday by U.S. Attorney Julio Drary • Smith, weartag rings in his earlobe!, and his hair in l)iort braids, ~k<d grim as be was brought barefoot ~ Judie' John Marsh and advise<! tl hll right. .. No details were available on the circumstances surrounding Smith's ar- rest Thursday as an acces:sory Jn another crime. . ' Gereau, also arraigned. before Marsh, was arrested Frida)' along wllh four other men who were not identified. At . the time, the O.ve Were charged w~th possession af illegal weapons and-stolen property. Tankin said they were arrested at a house' In ~ickJted. Both men are D'lltive.s 'of st. Croix, Tonkin said. ' FBI agents, federal manhals and local itilice have been searching the wooded hil!J of tbO 84-llqUaIHllile lalaod's In- terior, searching for clues to the killini· The murder victims, killed clljrlng a robbery, included four lourts!J from Miami. Seven others were wounded. Two machlneguns, a shotgun and aeveral .45 caliber pisto!J were believed to have been used. The altacken wore fatigues ind' masks over thefr faces and made· off with 1740 from the cash . register! at the pro shop and the restaurant, according to Tonkin • Virgin Islands C o m m e r c e · Com. missioner John P. Scott made. it clear thaf the murderous golf course assault would have strong repercussions in the territory's vital tourist industry whlch represents an estimated 75 percent of the total economy. Observers Aid It WU . DOI dramatic rhetoric that prompted -Scott to label tho bandits "enemies of our economy." In 1971, a year when the enllre terrltot1al budget was f90 million, tourism revenues were more 1ban '60 million. Fall Weather Cools 1 Most of Nation . j • ' . A dlllt m.rl11t 1eYW of 111' Ms thnnt Sou!lltn! C1!1fonll1 lflfo ••no I fl• r California llit WMll.et'ld -tllff In ~ •nd r;..,tni C•Ulornll wlll bt fllr f.,; the -· "" ,.._ -;!!"" 'Ii •= ,,., of ttw •r" ., "'W • !=.. . ...:::1:1;,;. "'" WM\l::er' ltrVke Nici. • Thf ( ... ~ of Tlln Wiit C\111.llnul fol" _,,.,.,,, calffaml• '°"""'' 11w fon!.e{l1! Mid • Temperatures • • • El Rancho has the hot test price in town! \f--. WEBER'S BUTIERNUT ·····~······················· A value calculat.d to"help,.., _ lhoae beclctoachool b\Jdptblues! lSoz.loot, white or wheai. Choooe your favorite for sandwiches' ·veal '.S.callopine $2 4~' Thin sTicesof tender, i..trreal ••• from theey .. oClht·rib,forllawir~ ·Lon ,don Broil s 14! U.S.D.A. Choice beef ••• boneles!, fOM'llu•, from the rib of the finest )>eefl Fresh Beef Sweetbreads . . . . . . 79~ Searching for t0methin1 different to8e?Ye? ••. Uy the1e ..• they'rt frnhl \ El Rancho's Ham Loaf . , ...... ~ O-raedy-ju~hhape and bake! Made from our ham, tr.h pork and whol~.-1 • I • j/ • ' • .J • • BUDDIG'S 6 .VARIETIES L.. ' I Leff,llC8 .. }.c.~~~~; ... 2,''' 29~1 ., "', ..... 'Solid·_.!_. with tondir.,,-1.._ th&t d<ran moch-1or ~wichoa! • • .M·argari.ne .. !.~~~~~!~.39~: CJic:IMtitherlht...,,Jarortllo'cliettn>e bl 1111 pound ~-"t\111; price! , fi , • •4 .;J Skippy Peanut lldt• •• ; :·····t ·····~t . Juit~bout'rleeybodydnorit.l s..ootb or ch\tllky, ID thtii1h~ oun~jai! ' • . ' . . . ·Coolll1s ........ .$tc Potato ·C-s .. Stc · t • r'o"-,a-1f,..._JI009I '. • .• ' ./ ; • • • . Sinden~ Seeing Double Mirror Image Twi1is Share Fun. as District Teacliers " OAILY f'ILOT Stiff l'Mt. TWINS ARI TUCHERS IN FOUNTAIN VALLIY DISTRICT K•y Colladay, Loft, •nd Slstv, C"""ine Hen• " By JOHN ZALLEll Of .. Ollfr Plllt Stiff The CoJladay sisters won't play any tricka on the flnt clly-that wOJll<h>'t be k1Dd - but arter that, it ~ld happen anyUme. The two mirror-lmaa:e twins have a habit or droppinR; in on each other's classes in the Fountain Valley S c hoo I District, and then just watch· ing the havoc they crea.te. · "11le kids reaUy go wild," ~ys Kay. "They can 't tell the difference. They just scream "nlere are two M is s Colladays, there are two "-1iss Colladays.' • "It's fun to see it." Being treated like a freak of • miture doeln't bother sister <:arollne eilbtt, who says, 11we do loot alike and we might 11 well tajoy the tun )lie can have with it, and let tho boys •nd girls enjoy it, too." • Lookine alike does. o f course, have its ~awkward moments. "I um~ lo Carollne'>'itbool last year and this strange man came up arid put his arm around me and smiled big and everything. and lt was kind of embarruinf when I told him I wasn't tarolme," Kay recalls. "He was rtally shook. Usually it's Dot bad though." A bigger problem is with .,.A.ts. ..,,. ,,.t blrtly knowing one ol the lirls, nay come up and say hello. "Most o1 the time I jusl smile," .. 1d Ka)•, "becluae R's embarrassln( to both of"' lo hive to go throuah the rou- .tb\e of explaining." But this. of <1>urse. has dangtrs. \\'hen they ire drawn into oOiiversation. ':.Kay goes over boll: rd some limes," complains Ciaroline. ''She'll listen to someone talk and then not tell -me about 'it. So the next time the person sees the real me . they thil)k I know s<>methlng I don 't . That can be dangerous." :~~~ -------C',' Will Rufus ... t .• .. ,,... ........ . ........ ...,.._ "" ~ . . ~Daily.Piwt's Lo~s ,Republica_.ns'· Gain OFF AND RUNNING DEPT. -Cltarly, the one cl>arge concoc:ted aga!MI the RepubliCJJll ., they 1p- ,pfoecbed tbe cdrrtnt presidentJal cam~ that vued "•tftem was the one that the Democrats sprayed about a>ncemlng youlh. . ·What .IJ\e D!omos kfpt sayina, y0u· set: was ~at' the GOPl!l'S df4rl~ ~·· any. Youth, lllat~i>. • Makelnve / Or Roar? A flock otflckle felines have efficials '. at-Lion , Country Safari atwitter with worry . over whether to lauDCh .pro- ductiOn of bolts of tee shirts. watches, poslers and other legend-inspiring g i m m i c k s hailing the procreative prow· ess of Rufus, suceessor to fabled Fra.sl!f. • ...... To bear the Del!IOJ tell It, all youths of America were in their ., camp and •II ·the Republicans had ..i-left was ~• bunch'.Qf crotchety old· Next Thursday, the IS.year old Kansas Casanova m~ts Irvine's lovelorn lionesses who bave ·been without the poly· g8J1lOUB Frl!ier since July 13, when. Lion C.ountry olficials note, he Hdeparte<:. for that great,big cathouse in the sky." • , Iryipe's newes• senile lion, ·..,Ru fus,' riio~ed in to the 500-. ,. -polittclins wllh leit.Ovei'Wllkle tul· toruJ. Of cpurse the Demos made a lot 'of oth~ 1llegations aa:aipst the Republicans bu t these otbfr thing.s "J~t tues and un'employment and $,_luff _ Uke thit didn't really bother ,,..,..1. 111 ,,.. th~m . The youlh tlilng, however, bugged them good. .SO THE GOP BRASS set , about to do something ·~t It. They needed a leader for the Young Voters 'for t!ie , Pmident. Thty needed a kid who was brig)lt, arti~te. good looking and wilb a well·known name lbat folb could idelltll,y with. Somebody tliat just stood there and shouted "American :Youth" at you. 'Jbat's when they found Pamela Allyson Powell. At M, Pim Powell t.s .an upiriog actress. cut~ pert, =;~TJ.ae..-.&~_rli~h~ia i Powell, which makes her name pretty well known. 'pAM ~ ~APPENS to be a r~rrnef reporter for tbff Orange Coast DAILY PILOT which, I must idmit 'honefiUy, Is a fact not quite so well k110wn a~ her show · "'business folk!. · ' · . 'So it developed tb•t the Republicans gave her the . youth job and she bu ansWered the challenge iii great ~asliion. '. to, the GOP gathered in Miami for 'one con.'. . venUon session and wbo should stride out fO the podil.i·m, .-pick. up one of''those over-sized gaveJs and call the whole place to order but Miss Powell hemll. · Now, II somebodY. had ~"led to mo that in 1972, ·a ronner DAILY PILOT rep«ter. would call the whole (Jle9ubllcan National CoovenUon lo ortfer before na.tlonal J teJevtJlon and everytl>ing, I'd have told them they ., -•trip lo the bead-adjustment factory. ... :.;, . . \. l •• ~ IUT !!ERE SDB .WAS. little u life, doing tlie·Job just· like all those other polltlclanl. I say tittle u life becaUJe Pammy claims to be five feet tall ind weigh 100 pounds. which I doubt. When she first arrived in our newsroom, I thought we'd have •. to stack· up telephone books 90 she could sit up to the-- typewriter. THEN 11 YEARS OLD, Miss Powell had Just brok· en out of the Marquette University school of journalism and had returned to the family homestead down on Lido Isle ln Newport Beach.I She, had [reckles and a smile tliat 1Jotb \oriitndetl' you Of her mother. ~..,, lt developed, thit Pam was small In stature only. slii tackled any and all jobs, big or small, tliat .. me hl!I! 'lla}1D'111e lliWsroom. Parnelll Jo,oU ·• lot more aophilticatecl tbe8' day• when yOll ·~ her -fJll television but I'll bet she's •1111 the wnO-~icO ~ That mu!! have the Republiuns dlorlllnl w!tli 1lee al tho old Demo charge of them belnC out el youth. .pis-l'O'lliil.1'e.,,..u to have half-a-mmtoo vol- llOloenJ..-,, the ..-ifcan youth corps by Oct. tJ. And 11'! -PimeltUllo'll pt the job done. ' ' Tho ""'1Y mlilil~ we made around lhio office was , letting -~··a . acre African Wildlife preserve or: Aug. 31. Since thi:n, ol· flclals 'say, 'l'le's established a "anilfing" rela,tionship with Frasier's seven wid,.ows ..:.. through a chain-link tence .. On Thursday, hoWever, 't~ "magnificent spec Im~ n" whose age equals that of a .?0. year old man, will test his sex appeal among the 11one1sses .. wh> to date have rejected youn£ei: males .. Zool98ist Waller · C. "Pat" ' Quinn says Rufus is "far more handsome and majestic than old f'tasler who was. let's face. ' .. Jt, a r\ther sl!l>: k>dkin li_!>n·'.' >Uleaidea hi&fr.rcl.._:olCI hne. Frasier's most distinguishing feature was a tongue that hLng siveral fncl'les out .of his mouth. · Frasier's widows ·,•~ ave grieved enough,'' Quirm said . .. All of the 'ladies, especially Lynda, are rudy'J~ romance, but not with just any-old-lion. 1 have a hunch 01' Rufds will have :what it takes," .Quinn said. . At the now-defunct Wichita, Kan. ~. Rufi.ls-sired three lit- ttJ"s in the past four years: "He's a real charmer," Quinn added. ·Rufus' only competition to date is one Of Fra.sier'a 35 cub.1:, Jonah. Now three tears old, Jonah is believed to be harboring illusions of in- heriting his : Dad'•, ma!'lle. : Jonah greeted 'lluitl!'s amval ·•Ith roars • that shook the nearby · Latuna Hills, but 'Rufus re9pohded iii~· : " "Ruf1'" has been Ignoring him ever since, while sizing up the girls," Quinn says. 11 After all, he's old enough to know. that he's here •to make love. not roar." For Sp.orb The DAILY PILOT'is the newspaper for sports along. the Orange Coast. •. complete llllltisllcs on 1ocaJ home and aw1y 1ame1, staff coverage, more e1cl\lllve atorfes on· Orange Coul lptts tltaiO inf' oilier I o cl1 ll 7 distributed newspaper. a precious gift of shlseldo for you ' ' .With •'fry purchose of $5.00 or more you receive o lovely ~hi1.9ido gill kit: I oz. of Zen Frogronce Eeo ·de Cologne; Rip'e-but-delicele'' W ote rmdlon-color Lipstick ond T ronslucent Pressed Powder in o diminutive compact. To soften, gentle , awoken your 1k in, indulge in the practice of Shiseido ••• . with these originol see-through, peel-o ff ~·· . ~ . . mosques , •• Unique ways to q1ve attention f MIY KOi WATll HYACINTK ~c::" 53 SO . 6 PO• s 1.00 101er __ e WATR LETTUCE -I 101 ~ _!,.ro• s1.oo 141 A~lll 42",,_. .... ,.._,.._.n " to your loco ond ihroot. Shiseido F11ciel Ped, 6.00. Fociol Peck IE.tre Rich) 6.00. Fresh Pock, 6.00 •. Throe! Firminq Pock 8.50 Cosmetics, 17 '· .. . • • ., : . .. ' C GOLDFlSB T ARM Wirt STRH:r-'wU'tMINrr11t . _loNAH11'4 44.4 N. fuclll ,,,~, lil·llll "' . NSlll'Oaf HUNitiiatoN IEACH ,, F ... 1 .. )•I~ 1111 H l11t•' A••11111• (1,41 ....... ,,t ·.. f7,4J •• J.)JJi • In 1<hool molten, though. the JI.year-olds don't fool around. YiJlen parenll are in- volved, they 1re. IW'e always to tell the other about •ny serious mt$!1ges1 or to atop th• parenll beloro. tliey go lOO far. The two regard being In the 1ame school , dJstrlct 1s fun. but at the same time. they don 't argue against the 'istrict policy or not placing relatives in the same school. "Even as it is, there are a lot of people v.·ho can 't tell us apart and who won't talk until they find out which one of us they're talking to," says Caroline . . A ilwsult filed by three Logun. Nlruel ruld<nll In Orallle County Sllperlor Court bas pmhed the total of damages clemandtd by holders of rilled oafety deposit boxes Jn the United California Bank'• Monarch Bay branch to mort than Ila mUUon. Damag .. totalling $3,292,000 are aought by Ethel Ware 11 .. th and Charlu-1;. •nd ~fargaret Perryman In the latest actl011 naming the bank. the OrcQ Alarm Company and the Lagun1 Niguel Corpora· Uon 1s joint defendants. The plaintiffs allege negl9CL that led to tM break·in at the bank during the weekend of f\1arCh 24-26 ind the theft of valuables ana ·secu r j t t e !I valued by lawmelt 1t $5 mWion . ' cl~alfOl •O:S': l•• CtftftM .... lttll llO'Mll _.,, .SHO, 10 ,(,M. •• tile ,.M, MONDAY° THAOUciH ~•IDAY. SATURDAY 10 A.Al. l•' P.M. SUNDAY 12 NOON t. .. 1 P:M, • r 1 I , ' At :8AILV,P~0'1;' JJDITORIAL PAGE .. Land -Fraud -Exposed Hardly anyone would be so naive as to buy a new car or a new sofa sight unseen! But the same-hard·no11ed consumer \VhO kicks tires and t hccks the seams on up· holstery can be a sucker \vhen it come s to buying "rcc- reationat"1and. Northern California Is a hol 1narket -particularly for Southern Californians seeking relief or change from the blights and discomforts of urba nization . Most recreational land developers arc hone.st. But not all o! them. George K. Bernstein, adm ini~trator of th e U.S. Of· fice of Interstate Land sales Regi slration (011..SR), puts It this way: "As we see it , there are two kinds of developers. J.'irst are the guys who use high-pressure techniques but keep their promises. Then there are the other guys \Vho use high-pressure techniques to defraud and s\vindle.'' OU.SR is no'v mounting a ca1npaign to weed out the frauds and swindlers. It recenlll notified 450 developers that they were violating the 1968 Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Oct. That law requires persons se\Un,i! sub<Hvided, und~ veloped land in interstate commerce or through the rnails to file a statement ,vith the lJ.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. 1'he statement is to include information about the title of the land. its physi- cal nature, and the availability of roads and utilities, If the alleged mb:rreant" ar unable to refute the charst~ againrt -them, )·IUD \\1ill susoend further sale of lots in thCir developmertts. Meanwhile, OlLSR will open a series of hearings around the co untry on shady land· sales oractlces Sept. 14. development, posted !iscal 1971 sales or '29. 7 million, or Z2 percent -a be.fly rat e or return in anyone's book Wisest advice Is one word: caution. U you're think· Ing o! buying that cabin bY UJc river and turning a healthy protll on your investment, look into the purchaso carefull y and thoroughly. • Planners Print Potpourri -San Clemente ha,s Orange County's hi~hest birth rate -21> times the Newport Beach birth rate. ·-orange County has 9,655 producing colonies ot bees. yielding 610,100 pounds ot honey and 15,545 pounds of beeswax. -The county's largest cities in area are Anaheim, Irvine, Santa Ana and lluntington Beach in that order. -Approximately 425,000 Orange County children enroll in public schools tomorrow. For a five·dollar bill, you can add another 10,000 a~~itional pieces of data about Orange County, its c1t1es and its people -enou gh to give some idea of '''here we are, how we got that way and where we're going. It comes in a 142-page book produced by the Orange County Planning Dept. and made available to the public last \\'eek. All in all, the progress report paints an optimistic p icture for those who live along the Orange Coast. FQr instance, while about 8,000 aerospace Workers were forced to find other employment or become jobless In northern Orange County, the work force ii1 the coastal 'area increased almost 7 ,000. I • • ' I ~~~ Recreational land is the sure--fi re investment that rnany buyers as~ume it to be. /\. rule of thumb is that. In most cases, land must double in value every five years. Such appreciation is needed to r e pay the investor for the cost 9f holding the land -maintenance costs, property taxes. and interest. The only sure winners in the recreational land game are the develppers. Rio Rancho 1':states, a New Mexico And, while jt may provide scant comfort to laid off aerospace workers, we pay Jess for our food and housing than the average family and have a lower·than·average inflation rate. . Oh, an.d if you_'re particularly intrigued with stray pieces of 1nformat1on~ San Juan Capistrano has one Negro resident. - ...... I AM ..... .. L001) SlEVP't> IN SO . FA"' 1HAT, SHOUL~ I WA1>E NO 1"0~1 RETURNIN6 WERE AS TEl>IOUS AS 40 O'ER~· Name of Game: ~o Print Truth r I . , WASHµjGTON -,. During !he early momlni .hours of ~gust 23, _an arsonist aet abltie the two.story offic.ea: of a Ten-· nessee newspaper whose crusading editor, Dan Hicks, Jr., had dared to print the truth about corrupt county politicians and law~breaking bootleggers. It wasn't the first viol ence against Hicks 1Jnce he took .. ~. ~ ~1.-. J.i\GK ANDERSON force and to keep the people in fear of the go.vernment, complained Castro, but Allende is ''physically spent.'' The leaders he -has brought to poY(eu!n Chile also "live too well'' and .. art!61lot under sufficient lension." said Castro. over the weekly ''Democrat" in the 11mall rural town of ~1adisonvllle, Tenn,, 'n 1967 .. He has been lirebof'bed. ~ho\ ~I twice-and ssftlltt6 by tw .. hired hooll· gan.;. Equipment has been atoten.out or his The Cuban conquistador confided what he reat thought of ,All ende while he was AlleQll 'ruyt, las!I winll!r. pai;!ro 1\1• I .. r~rutlfy aac some o( his re1narks tb newspaper offict. • But the soft-spaken edllor hasn't been Intimidated. "If J have to print this newspaper elsewhere and drOp it on this town from .:n alfP.lane, I'll do it." he told UJ. EVE!} SINCE J ohn Peter Zenger v.•as thrown Jnto a dungeon in 17~ for publlshin& a critical story about the col· oniaJ ioV'"'°" ot New York, editors like D&l' Hicks have defied gunmen and govemqient men alike to print the,tru,th. In his small corner of East Tennessee's wild·boat country, Dan Hicks is fighting for freedom of the press. This isn 't a r ig ht that belongs just to editors. Rather, It Is the right of every American to pick up a pen and express his grievances. \Ve believe Dan •licks' fight, thcrcfort>, is every An1erican's right. So let us all help him raise the $20,000 it will cost to replace his ruined equipment. Con· lributions can be sent to him at P.O. Box: I, Madisonville , Tenn., 37365. THE MARXIST BROTHERS' Cuba 's ·ride! Castro has been critical in private of Chile's Salvador Allende. Not only has Allende failed to impose P.larxism upon Chile with the necessa ry Allende's faL'c but spoke more sharply behind his back . Hard-core Communist leaders gathered for a secret session with Castro on December 3 at the home of the Cuban ambassador in Santiago. An account of Lhe meeting was obtained by the Central Intelligence Agency, whose secret report has now been madt' available to us. "Castro said the U.P. (Allende's Popular Unit government) does not have a solid front to fhce the opposition. which he claimed is growing rapidly," declares the CIA report. "Castro added that the situation in Chile is rapidly approaching a critica l stage .... "Among the fact ors listed by Castro, which could precipitate the crisis and a confrontat ion with the opposition. was a bre:ikdown in public order. This, he said, could eomt• about al any time because the opposition. especially the middle c:lass. ha s lost lls fear of the government. ALLENDE'S llJ<:ALTH : "Castro opined that a government must have rear if it is to control the country," the CIA report continues. "Another· factor listed by Castro was the possible deterioration of Allende's health. Castro said he is wor· ried about Allende because the !alt.er is physically spent. "Castro al so observed that U.P. De,lr Gloomy Gus It sure i3 better to see our Olym. pie athletes speeding , along in flag· like .swimso.ils than to have to honor our dead of V~tnam in flag· draped coffins. Both are forms or respect -one for the Uving, oile {or the dead. -D.A.D. Tl!lt lt•h1rt rtfiKll ,.•lltrt' Y1-W1, 11tl MCttSltllY lllou tf lht l'i!WllPtfff', klllll YOoUr •ti _.,, t. Glotmt Gus, Dilly Pii.t. . , leaders live too well and are not under sufficient tension to taU the offensive. ln!~ilned into the overall situati~ is tMt e U.P1 N s a 'mino ity coni61cx' ..fhic !feet itlJudgmt'!nt. ~ \. ~, "Jn relation lo the Chilean armed forces. Castro said that Allende is chas- ing an illusion by thinking that he can count on the Chilean military to defend hls govemrnent during a critical pei-iod. He said Allende is completely mistaken in this regard. "Ile classified the Chilean armed forces as anti.COmmunist. and said that the military has not yet acted against the U.P. because Allende has stayed within the constitution. "Castro add ed that he had told the President all of this. but that Allende did not respond. "Castro then complained that he thought the U.P, was not really happy with the results of his visit. despite the fact that t)e did everything the U.P. leaders wanted. He said he believes he helped lbe U.P. by his presence, but he added that many U.P. leaders are of the opin ion he stayed too lon g and talked too much. "Castro said hi: felt th;it his 2 ~cember farewell gathering had been a disaster, because all of his efforts in Chile had been directed toward getting the masses behind the U.P. However, there was no mass turnout for the farewell, and some people even left 1he ga thering before he had finished speak· ing." Pure Hearts Versus Greed Lake Tahoe. on the Califomia-Ncvadn border, is one of the most beautiful places on earth. Twenty·fiV!! years 11go, at least on the Nevad;i side . it was still pretty much tht• p:irndisiacnl place described in Mark Tw:iin 's •·Houghing J I.~ Since then, anti followini( the large· scale gaming deveJopmcnt on the south i:ide of the Lake. the real eslate people and developers have been In full cry. ,;eeking the full "de· velopmcnt" -i.e., natural destruction -of the lake. At the same tinlC, the pure-in-heart wnnt things left alone. Ecology, in brief - as the term Is under· stood in the 197<ffl. Allhough the word 1nc<ins. st rictly sp:a\r:ina:, simply a SI.tidy ol all kinds o( lire and -Institutions in rela11on to the ('11- vironment, ecology i!l now fir1nly fllced us the foc:td ol a strui,:"le bct"·een devclopers, who are n c c c ~ s a r 1 I y Polluters, and those who would l1!:ive thine• as nature' intended them, ln:K)f:ir as (l(Jnsj1tent wlllt real hilman needs. THE ESSENTIAL PROBLEM h<Hog, os •tated "'"'ly IO yun •go by Norb<rl Welner la :n>e !Jwpan l!se of Humnn Beinr·: ~·'ft>e more 1Ve cet out of tho 'litr1 tb6 leu we leavt, and l.n lhe long nu:i v.•e 1hall havo to par our debts at a ' ~ (cHARLES MeCAB~ lin1e that may be very inconvenient ror our O\\'n survival." In the SOO-square·mile Tahoe Ba~in Region, the fight to preserve the lakl' and its beauty revolves a ro und eon· servationists like the Leilgue to Save Lake Tahoe; the re._111 estate cat,, gr:•nd!y called the Tahoe Re search anti Prcserva· lion Associn tion, and !he prize each stt•ks to capture. the Tahoe Regional Plnnning Agency, a government body. The IO-me1nber TRPA was 'let up in 1970 by the California and Nt1v,:!la lcgislntures with the approvul o f Congress lo ronlrol 1nan 's appa llingly sloppy habit!> when placed in ti~ presen<'f. of nature's finf'st amenities. TRPA , in its preamble. pays suitable obeisances to the cou!lervationist stance. ''Man has the abitily," says the pream· hie. "to drvelop himseU within n:llural constraints of the en\•tronmenl. To do so is to acknowledge h1 <J place ir. ttw total system." To lhis end TRPA hna e.\• traordinary powe~ of taxing, Md polk> ing the land in the bnsin. · THE REA i. &5TAT~ boys and the 1- downers are convinced this is ~ constitutional, and h11ve nearly CS mllHon tn leJ:a/ clnin1s aaainst TRPAJ More to comr . A rf'til tstale 1pokesm11t -i" v has estimated that, since TRPA ca1nP. fn· to being, land has been devalued about ~ per square foot in income-producing capacily. Tiie fight is l'On1plex. as the stakes are s1upendous. The Tahoe basin ic; un- <1uestionably the juiciest bit of real C'>late property in CaHfomia . if ii can be made so. The conse.rva1ion forces. arte.r a first fine fl~sh, scen1 lo lack strong leadership. As usual. The real estate characters, after playing doggo Jn the (aoe Of prtS<!rVationist Opinion, lift! _,JOW• ly and strongly organizing their fo rcc!J. Again. as usual. In these fights between the pure.in· heart and the wicked real estate 1ncn, the real estate men nearly always prevail. They ·neBrly always prov~il. for the simple.st of reasons. They are better molivattd than the pure-in·heart. They arc powered by perhaps the most formidable of all the human l'1laines, greed. Or, as ffitiy would have lt1 thci pro- fit motive and free entetpri~. Bec11use they want the buck, and w~nt It rtlcnllcssly, Ibo $trtnglb of one spall.r is as the strength. M ten -permancnUy. The pure-ln--hoal"t tnay have Ult strength or ttn; but the strength tend$ to be pa• Jng. If I owned· a ple<e ol ltli&•lde proJ>' erly t cannol properly know wooti would think if boUt tho beauty of the prop- orty and lls value were diminishing at . the same time. Of course J know whit l sbould think and how I shoUld act. Legislation Thorn ' • ID Voters Ca1i Propose and Pass 'Flieir Own Laws By PHIL JORDAN Capitol News Service SA,CRAMENTO -Back in 1911, California's refonn legislators decided the people of the state needed a way to by·pass, on occasion, the legislature itself. The answer they devised is known as "initiative." This is a Process that allows Ule state's people, if enough of them agree, .as w.ell . as the iegislature, to place on the ballot state constitutional amendments and pro- posed law~ with the.citizens g9i.nll to the polls voling "yea" or "nay.'.' While the figure Ls decided according.to the number of the state's voters. 325.504 valid voter signatures were needed to place a ~aw ,proposal on the November ballot, and 520,806 were needed for an amendment to the slate constitution. Whatever may ha\.e been Intended In 1911, it is likely that initiative has been a thorn in the legislative side ever since - legislators may pass or kill whatever proposed statutes or constitutional pro. visions they li ke, but if enough voters disagree with the collective wisdom or the 40 state senators and 8 O assemblymen, they can ignore the legislative process -the people can pro- pose and pass their own laws. And they do. they do ... \\!'HEN THE STATE and the nation go to the polls Nov. 7, Californians will be voting on -in addition to candidates for public office..,. -21 measures. A. dozen of these are constitution~l· a?l);en<frnents placed on the ballot by the legislature. Another nine will have been placed On the ballot by the people. Of the nine, two relate to salaries of civil servant s an4 California Highway Patrol officers particularly. while a third deals with coastline conservation. It would not be fair to say these three are not controversial, but they are not the son o( issue 'that drives too many people -even legi.slato.rs -to ,blows. And, .in any, case, they are primarily CaJifomia, rather than national, issues; that cannot be said for most of the rest. The other six, however, have one thing In coffi4n0n -·tHe mere thought ot.59me of them is enough to drive one or another segment of the legislature. (in one ,case, just abo"'t the entire legislature) up the wall. THINKING ON THESE cl I I z en • sponsored measures, \here are a I~ · 9' sulons who wish that 191 1 legislature haa lert well enough alone. ;., The six are a pair of proposed con- stitutional amendments and four pre>- posed laws e The »ealled "Watson lnltiaUve'' amendment, named !or Los Angeles Co. Tax Assessor Phil Watson : , • The "death penally"' constitutional amendment; e A b1w br~adly banning 'ot>kmt~ with plenty of local option, as to w~ con- stitutes obscenity; ' • Anolher lo legallu"possesslon or marijuana for private use ; ' ' • A thin! to ban acl\Qol 'ouoil assign- ment for J>UfP9SU: of ·r,aclaPlot'e~tlon ; And, finally, "' .llw ellowloi ~arm workers lo vote on unI6n representaUon in secret elecUons. II'• that Wal&on lnlllaUve thal"c!rlvca all lypet of teglslalora uP w.U.. can- dldala ~v• ~ runnl111 for ~" on !he promlae ot property tax rt!ona, bulr so lat, 11!' member of either holJle ltaa betp able lo frame a measure !hi! could boib tel posJed by the two "'"-and tileli 1ot alped Into law bf Ille, pvernor. , .For a IOI' day> rl<lelltlY It loolled like 004! or anolllcr tax rerorm bill migbl make It-one was a compromise warted . ' out by R e publican Gov. Ronal d Reagan and Democrat Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti of Van Nuys -but all died and tbe two houses are in election year summer · recess until Nov . t the day after the election. MEMBERS ON BOTH sides of the aisles agree the Walson plan, which would limit a~ \lalorum property tax· ation to 1.7.5 percent of true market value is poor legislation. but. with no plan at all passing the legislature.· the stato's lawmakers may v.•ell return t o Sacramento the day 3fter the election to find the matter taken out of their hands. Of the remaining measures, fpl,lf ar:e anatl'Jema to liberals, while the fifth is all but guaranteed to make a conscrv;\live start pulling his hair. After the death penalty was ruled un- , constitutional in California by the state supreme court earlier this year. though no law banning executions had ever made it -and not for want of trying -· through the legislature, attempts to put a state constitutional amendment sane· tioning the ultimate penalty to the people via the legislature were blocked. The' people took the matter Into their ow11 hands and, so to Speak, put the question to themselves. Even opPonents e.tpeet it to pass, perhaps by a whopping majority. The measure relating to what amounts lo a ban on overt school integration, obscenity -allowing local governments to ban a number o! apparently profiiable activities -arijf secret electtons for fann workers, vehemently• opposed by the United Farm Workers of California, could · hardly make It through 1 legislature dominated. as this one la •. Chances for passage of all three, however, are seen as good with the peo- ple, rather than the lawmakers, making the decision. THE MARIJUANA law, which would al- lo\v adults (now 18 years old and older) to- grow, process, possess and use "grass" without .. penalty has conservatives very unhappy; liberals, on the other hand, are happy such a• potentially .controversial issue has been taken out of theiP hands'. Guesses oo ~5sS:ge chances are varled -the impatt of the ~·new" ta to ~year· old vote, which well nlight make the dif .... ference, remains to be seen. It is likely debate on these issues wil1, during the next thr~ months, be heated, and any or all of them may have an e_f .. feet on the "'ke-up of the legislature due to~ated ~ January. If they do have m impact. it's Jikely come Nov. I when urrent legislature recotiVtoes, there will be lame duck meriibera present who, facing unemployment, will be wishiqg their 1911 predecessora had had better sense than to trust the people with anything so important as lawmak· ing. Equally, there may well be Clllfor· nians who, having leg8-Uy taken tliie law into their own bands, wonder if California really needs ~ legislature -particularly one like they've had for the past 11 months. .. MenHoldFewerGrudg~s NEW YORK -Jumping to C'()n· clusions: Women are better than men at_ holding grudges. Partly, Jt's because they are not as lazy as men ; partly it's because fewer things generally happen to women than to men. Because they '1ead more varied lives, men find it too mu"ch trouble to hug a grievance to their bosOm verY JO~g. WOJnell have more 11~1 'o spend on either· hate or love. A lady reader writes ill and wants to ~oow wool •lie . • cah do with leftover brea~ veal cutlets. Personally, I've never bad to face'..this problem: I've always .. made tt an iron rule of life never to let lamb or breaded veal cutl ets enter my front door. The only possible tPing I c.in think of to do ~with leftover breaded veal aiUets would be to u,. .ihj!ln I!! 11\lp ballast, but I doubt if you could wear them Out no matter how many timt's you ,.ailed around tpe world. ' Have you ever hed a pair of bancfcu.ffs • around your wrists? l never have, ~nd never want to. That may not be mUcb of a claim to tam&-the mere fact • fellow's never been b> jall -but Ir thoy were sUU alive, JI WOUid cortalnly surprile a lot ol 11\Y old nefibbon w1t9 we ... sui. I'd wlld up In the penltenttuy. Every U.wl\idge has tis llmlll. Fol' example, I've, met. many men who 1~ ed In the Anny Itow lo ""' !JI' • ton-some even felt1hb l'!lllo...rtbem aoy ~ to a•t marflltl .1111 I ,,... never met a man wilci could makt Md -I bu.ttonhole. ,_ Two of the, di>tanoes In this world hardesl to bridge ii the Pt1 bet-an unemplo)'ed man .•nd one With a job, end ( HAL BOYLE ) the gap between multimillionaire. a millionrurt and ' Few things make a man fetl mort im. portant over nothing than the preparing 0£ his last _will and testaJ;nenLAndJsn't it a c<imtiteij!ary ·brl human nifiiie that 116 get:s more' rtl!sh figw:in8 who he W~ ti' ~leave oo\ Of tt ·thlh Whri ·tie wants CO 1}Jut In? , ... ·~ . A master thlel ls one who ~ steal aft , olftce .cloCt of( tile-win 11 · Jiilnutb 'belori'qlllllili{tl!ne wlthoul~-. .. . ~ ' ' No matter how sadistk JOUr', boss maJ seem, you can be grateflii ror one. tbiaj: He.-Dtver comes lo work whistling, as the ,office ·•Y does. You can bel th~t the guy who Is • shllUw his Wiie tiaa to ~ In "'8shillf us(ojly wea.n dirty ~ .hlntsel!. OIAN•I COAST < i;,~l lY PILOT ·1 • I DAil v PllOT A 1 ~outhland May Produce Population ~ontrOls .\ niral Southern caurom1a ....... may bitome ,u,. local point lor a national pAcedm1 lo •lo!> people '!tom mqying Into &NII Jlhe<e population jlTOwth could ham1 t11e environment. ,At die heart ot ~ !$sue is e: • acres ol prlmattly agriculturafland adjoining the Vellllml County city qi ~Wo. Plans lo IM~ the land lo the dCJ •'develop a ''balanced" residential, oommunlty Ibero have alrcad1 di'1tw1i ""' lawsuit and the atate ·~~al'• ~!lice is tlV,aleplng anollJor;:·; r _, The ln\iii<Je<I ~l br. 1\aljer ~ Aell>a Venla'I O{leilqp eet\kl bring !"'f.tiy 10,000-people,to Ibo Los J!08M v~ .in lhe 11e¥t...,.. )'an; Current J>OliG!allon In ca,...Jllf, lhe re~tlal "!!'•of the •a!Jt?', is.atiout t!,010. . ·To block the anncllltlon, lhe West Los Angeles-bttsed Center lor Law. )n the Public lnterest filed suit la.st .month claiming the county agencyl wh1ch aP: pr9ved expansion of the city didn't con-' a~ber its 'istatuiory duty to discoura_g~ urban sprawl." Whethtr or oot the ·suit by ~ the • pnvateJy.funded legal qency Ncceed•, Atty:" Gen. Evelle J. Youngtr•a en· vironmental un1t 1lar vowed to take ac- tion lndoJlndenlly ii the development itself Is pennlJted by !°"'! aulhorlt1es. IN FAcr, Younger'• olllct Jumped Into the contrOvl,rsY more than three month.s ago when a ioember of the ••· vironmental un1t teali!Jed, against an- nexation be,fore the COOlity's Local Agen- cy Fonnalloil Comml88ion (LAFOO). I( the altol'JI!!)' IJ"l1lrll'• ollice does <i«ld6 lo llClil it. in court. Iha purpcise wJU be to UIOl.lhe camar!Uo dlapiite as a test caae In on ellort lo obtain a landmark ...i~ lbil would loroe local governmenta to consider the bnpact any pro~ new dev.,Jopment wou(d have on 1~.: environment or their area.s . 1Ibe law cenier•s suit is al90 keyed to the issue of environmental impact studies,.oontendi!lg the annexation should be voided ~beCauae no such study Was made-•before LAFCO approved it. A LAFCQ spokeamaQ has conceded that no im_pac~slU!b •as made, but claims state. ' SOUTHERN CALIFORNl.l FOCUS law doesn't require It In aMexation cases. Annexation to C&marUlo would ease KaJser Aetna's developtn(!:nt task by making ordlnary municipal st.rvices available. If annu:atlon were stopped by court. order, the Oakland-based firm could sUll c-ahead with the development by obtaining county approval. A BEARING on the suit Is scheduled for Oct. 13 in Ventura County Superior Court. The suit, which could cause the state's 51 other LAFCOs to make en- vironmental impact studie~:.1 be f o r e reaching any land-use decisio~, was filed by Carlyle w. Hall, a.partner in the law tenter, on behaU of the Ventura County En~ental Coalition and t w o Camarillo residents. Ttie ~rvationist Sierra Club is also , ~ }· .... ' • ' • . .. /" 11if.e ·.W~s Rich and Full, :: nrii .i~tife~: Wont · •'' "'.l'AMANASHI CITY, JAPAN -My tiiber, who· Was born in thisJitUe town i.1!. ~IUr wai fiitensely ,interested i~ Englisli' l,it.erliture, even as a high school student. A'(ter. high· school, he went to America, fO!lowing the fashion of ambitious young n\en of hls day. He worked in and around San~Fraitclsco, most.I¥ as a domestic ser- vant. His most·memotable1ob was as a mess attendant on the u.s.S. Pensacola. atatioiicd as a training ship at Goat ' Island (now Yerba t-..Buena Wan_dl. He remembers being· paid $25 a month in $5 gold pieces and going in to San Fran- cisco to celebrate. - Hi s celebrations were quite intellec- tual. He went to the office of a Japanese language newspaper, "Shin Sekat'' (~ew World), to which he was a cootrlbUtor. He recalls p11 b Ii shin g tc~sJa'tiOO-S'. of selections r r o m ~er.son's essays and Sir Walter Scott's ~·::ttie . Lady of 'the Lake." He was it.Pecially proud of his Japanese version (flom tilt English)· ,of Heine's "Die 1.o~elei." Unfortunately the files or ''Shin S,ekii" were l~t sbQrtJy..~reafter in the Silh.·' Jl'Mincfticf,I eat't:hqual(e' -ahd fire of 19-0e:. . ! ~pre the earthquake father had left for_~~ to.fetch his bride. They landed In V4Dc0Uver, B.C., where father held a suc~loo of jobs~ among them rep- resetlibg lapaiiese workrqen, most of whoD sp:>ke no EngfisJi, in business tras:iA.t1cjl1 ,and court cases. I was born ip a miatl rOoming house on Powell St. in 1900. l'all>i!r waa then 22. FOR WifkTBVER reasOn, we kept mov!Jl8 ~tl: I remember Jiving>above ~.~err itole in Cranbrook, ll.C., and Oo a·r,nn,outside 'the towo. w~ aJSo lived for a lime in' Haymond, Alliel'.la. Father ll'aS s~ lotd me about Raymond. He Was worktrig as a· labor ~n~act.or there and engaged 60 min 'lo work on a sugar beet farm. A prematur.e freeze wiped out the c~ and J~ .mw of ooz;Qpensation foi fattier and his meD: Father\fnoved on, but many of the .labOrers remained to work on other farms, More than 60 years later, t~e descendants of those Japanese "lifff' remaine tO 'liecome· pt'ofhlnent citizens of that area. At the outbreak of the First World War, we \Vere in Galgary, where father ran a grocery store. ·t remember it as pretty magnificent,• although it couldn't have been rituch, since I don't recall more than two clerks being employed there. But it was during this period that father got into the business that was to occupy him the rest of his career. The war had Cut Off imports from Germany, which up to' that time had sup- plied many things· fi'om Christmas ornaments to surgical instruments. In these areas Japanese Imports replaced German, and father got h1S start as an impaiter. We moved to 1Wlnnipeg -a trade center for the Canadian West -in 1917~ I graduated fr'Om elementary school in 1919. I had started in a new school every September since' the first graCle. JN THE 1920s father began to take.long buying trips to Japan, leaving me, young as I was. with -many responsibilities, since mother neyer learned to speak much English. In the late 1920s father mo:ved his business to Osaka, leaving me in college 8lld my brother Fred, then 17, in a Canadian headquarterS in Montreal. Mother and my !Wo sisters. moved to Japan at that time. It w,asn't until 1935 that I saw my father arid mother again. That June I got my Ph.D. in English at the University of Wisconsin. Having buried myself for so long in ,Shakespeare, Milton and T.S. Listen Eliot, 1 felt I owed it to myself to find out something aboul Japan. So I took ofl rig~ after commencement. By' thi! time father. was prospering. Besides his head office in Osaka, he had branches in Kobe and Nagoya. He had customers all over the world -in North and Central and South America, in Europe, ACrica and the'AMiddle East. I l'tcall a·big,' cfoWded office in Osaka with 25 or 30 employeS bustling about, taking care of mail in 20 different languages. I WAS NOT to see father and mother igain lDttil well af\ertWorld War JI. The war completely destroyed f af h e r ' s - business.· The bombing of Osaka, Kobe and Nagoya left him with nothing but 15 typewriters, which be tried to save by shipping them out to the country by truck. But a crippled American bomber, unloading its OOmbs in an attempt to gain altitude, dropped one on the truck, leavlng father completely wiped out. For f.ive years after the end of the war, rather worked for somebody else - a situation so intolerable to him that in 1950, at the age of 66, he decided to go into business for himself again. He raised a little capital and'wrote to me asking me to suggest a name for his new company. Remember-ing his tnotto, "World Unity Through World Trade," 1 suggested "Unit.as Trading ·Company.'' He was deligbted. By the time father retired at the age of 82, the company, while not large, wa! firmly established. It seems to .be doing a lot of business with Taiwan, !JI well as with the U.S. and Canada, Europe and Southeast Asia. · But Father no longer cares. Bored with having little to do and at the same time frustrated by the fac'tthat he is no longer able to ·do very much, bis mipd turns in- ward to aches and pains. I am visiting him in Yamanashi. I wish I could tell him how much I admire him for bis rich and fuUy Jivejl llf~. But he won't listen. S. I. Hayakawa , President California State University San Francisco :;Hot Sands Call Cranston .-~~f.~=~~·~!8~fftl .. w...\&HJNGTON --Sen. Alan Cranston wantJ to ronduct a six-year management lt.lMly of California desert lands, com· prjsing 18 Million acces in ..tbe southern part · of lhe state in a 240-mile stretch Imm . De!ath. Va11ey to the Mexican -· '"'WiSh lilin · well and have sol'ne water 1"Citcl:Y for him when he comes out . tll'on!l ~-11)\sS tho 19'14 electjon?) CALIFORNIA'S • <;JON GRESS DEJA Vu: Sen. John Tunney said what is good for califomia is good for the na- tion. I think that's '¥Hat he said. let's see, let's check the oid press release: Replying to criticism by nothing less than the Democratic National Committee . • over the award of the space shuttle con- tract to North American Rockwell, Tun- ney declared, ·"California's economic health is vital to the nation's," Isn't that what he said? What's good for California is good for the nation? Am I being un- fair? Am l not being parochial enough? NEW· CAREER: Rep, George Danielson, (J).Los Angeles) has deeided to forsake being a lawyer for the sake of being a congressman, which shows a cer- tain amount of class, I think. He was elected over a year ago, has now decided tq_ 'f1t~w from his legal ties, as did other congressmen this year in the face of increasing pressure from bar groups to persuade congressmen to avoid even the appearance of potential conflict~f·interest. ' Other California congressmen who h&ve kept their a$St>Ciations with Jaw finns don't see it that way yet. They in· elude Reps. John J. McFall (0.Manteca) and Jerry Waldie, (0-Antioch, both of whom get a relative pittance £rom their old law finns; and Rep. Robert L. Leg· gett' (I)..Vallejo) who annually gets a very large pittance, like over $10,000. The l~gal tie has alrendy gotten him In trou- ble. Observers have noted his opposilion to No Fault auto insurance et the same time bis Jaw firm profits from boodling auto damage ca~. FARMERS' ALAIANACK ' Just as predicted in or reliable, the weather was good wbtn1 California fanner1 went harveStinJ 1or subsidies in the halls of Congress during the summer montM. • AlllD Crailston vole<I· against limiting Individual lal'U> payments to iio.ooo again, then lsSued 1 press release reveal· ing that. '"I'be 'tl.s. Senate kept 111 word to American tanners •.. " Well, anyway, l:ranstao lrtpl his word. By c:o1"cldence, a Security Pacific Ni· · Uonal BW survey released about the aame um. "'portod Callh>mia larmers- recelved-' an ••all-ti.me htgb" rtOOtd In- come of fl.'6 billion llSt year, again lddllos 'Ille netloo (lot the 24th 11taight :;.or), !Ocoo"'l>I~ lowa trallel by 181• mUllaa. calllornla rarme11 eXJicrlen<ed a t ,.,..I lain ""1' lflO "°" loc:ome. coo.sldellla joining In the suit. Both llall and N1 '••las Yost , deputy atlorney general in rburgc of the en- .. ,.lrorunentaJ unit. 1. -~ the planned development would t;rea\.e aevere &nog problem.-!n the Las Posas Valle becaUJO of the heavy 1nnux ol people. "'People In the vaUe,y around Camarillo are soon going to be facing the same air pollution problems we now have in the Lo< A111feles Basin." Hall said. "Smog in the Las Posas Valley last year/' he claimed, "wu almost as bld as Pasadena's -about the worst in lhe basin ... 1N·1rn, smog in the sparsely·populated Lu Posu Valley about 60 miles northwest of dowptown Los Angeles ex~ ceeded federal health safety standatdJ for more than an hour on 100 different da: .. ·, Ventura County's Air Pollution Control District reports. ·&th Hall and Yost insist the location of the Kaiser Aetna development would "substantially worsen" the valley's air quality. . ·1.' The county's APCD 6°U'ector, James Lehr, agreed to the extent that ''the rr.ore sourees of poUutants there are. lhe more degradad tht air will get." However, he said there was «no way" to verlfy Jtall's claim that smog in Camarillo ls becoming "as bad as Pasadena's.11 In any event, people are going to sctlle In the t.rta "whether we build or not," a spokesman for Kaiser Aetna maintains. "lf we don't provide placea for them, someone else will." But an environmental study of the area, Hall says, would have shown that new development should occur at sites other than the Kaiser Aetna acreage north of Camarillo. "IN THIS CASE, they could have ex- panded Camarillo's population by fill ing in unused agricultur'81 land already \•:ithin the city Ji mi ts," he said. Yost . son of former United Nations Ambassador Charles Yost, emphasized in an interviev• that the attorney general'~ l role ti pot to sJ>t condnue(l (M>wlh la Southern'Califomh1. Younger hlJnscll has said he won't ln· lliate a policy or filing lawsuits to pre- vent dcvelopmtnt1 he. considers en· vlronmentoll}> unsoW1d until lhe desired precedent has been "t. "We want lo rind a case y,•he.rt a city or county is ready to develop an area in a way y,·h\ch would be envlronmcl'ltally dt'trimental, .. said Yost . He sald he believes the Las Posas \'alley Is one of the two areas-in the state best suited !or a landmark decision. The other is the Llvennore-Amador Valley, an area about so miles east or San Fran- cisco with nearly five times the popula- tion of Camarillo. Should Kaiser Aetna proceed with plans for me development even if an· nexation \\'ere blocked, Yost's unit would then step in "Naturally, we'd try to persuade !he city or coun1y outside of court not lo pern1it n n environmentally-unsound developn1ent ," Yost said. ''But we v.·ould go to court if \l'C had to." .. ' . ' .. Labor. Holds Ceng~.t~~ Ke:y ·· White House attempts to line up sup- port from the big labor unions for Presi- dent Nixon's re-election campaign c."OUld prove .costly and counterproductive to the President during his second four years. Appropriately, some Rep u b 1 i can strategists are having second thoughts about the Administration's attitude toward union politi· cal activities during this Labor Day per· iod. They are beginning to suspect that the so-called "Meany syndrome" of non- support for Sen. Mc- Govern may only swell the majority for Mr. Nixon while working against the party's efforts '10 gain control of the Senate and possibly the House of Representatives. The problem stems from union determination to cbannel the money and manpower that customarily was u~d lo support the Democrat candi<tate for President into support for Democrat can- didates for the Senate and lhc Hoos.~. What this means is that Republican candidates for the Senate and the Hou se are going to find their opponents swim· ming in money and manpower whi<·h they would not enjoy under ordinary circumstances. THE DISSATISFACTION in Repub- Ucan congressional circles with the Adminsitration's efforts to "cozy-up" to the big union bosses Is growing as rapid- ly as the President's lead in the polls over Sen. McGovern. W~en Dr. Gallup shows the President leading by 3-l percentage points tlilil late in the cam- paign, hard.pressed GO.P aspirants for seats in Congress are inclinecl lJ !hink there is little need .for efforts wi"lirh would merely Increase the figures by which President ·Nixon wins re-election. Realists in the Republican Party feel that it might be better if more of lhe money and effort expended by the Unions in this year's campaign cou ld be drav.·n off into Sen. McGovern's losing attf.mpt to win control of the White House. This would ease the strain on congressional candidates and assist materially in the drive to give President Nixon a working majority in the Senate and a better vote- split in the House. There can be no doubt that much of the BARRY GOLDWATER success ot President Nixon's program or refonn depends upon his gaining strength in Congress. It must be remembered that the principal roadblocks to Pl't'.sh.lent Nixon's policles and programs have been erected in the Senate which is t:0ntrolled ' by liberal Democrat:; who share almost none of the President's concerns, in either the foreign or domestic areas. THE UNHAPPIN&5S o( Renublican legislative candidates was inq-eaScd con· , siderably during the Republican N3Uonal ,, Convention when Whlte House operators pushed through a party platfonn which , abandoned the traditional GOP en-: dorsement of right-to-work Ja,vs . Thi.s might have made some sense to , Republican congressmen a n d con· 1 gressional candidates if the deletion could have worked to their benelit by lessening union opposition to ! h e- Republican drive to capture control of Congress. However, it worked just the opposite. Muggers u~f ~anine~ To Terrorize Victims • On the basis of statements from George Meany and other union leaders, tbe plat· form ploy and other Administration ef· forts to court labor are working to tbe ~ -:advantage ot the PrQi~t omd the diaadvantage of his party members striv• ing for election to the House and Senate. Quite understandably, more .ind more grumbling is being heard in Republitan circles wttich argue that too many of lhe President's campaign advisers are sbov.·- ing a selfish attJtude and that their con· cern extends only lo the re-election of President Nixon by a landslide vote 1n November. A most dangerous canine. The atwck dog. Every school boy knows that. Soldiers use same. So do police. What every school boy may not yet know Is that some muggers nationwide now are employing attack dogs. To ruin the vie· Urns be!ore the robberies. A screaming terror, this wrinkle. THE DEEPER a man's religious con- victions, tht. more likely he'll v.•ant a fa~ cy funeral. 'Or so one study of the mat- ter indicates. Maybe lhese findings were predictable, d o n ' t knO\V. But they do confirm that the agnostic is Indeed the fellow who 's most apt to say, "No tun, no mourning. no ceremony." CONSIDER runaway husbands. Only aboUt 15 percent are between 30 and 40 )'ttf'I .otd. But about '15 per cent are belWffll 40 and 50 yean old, Dangerous decade, the 40s. Sllch middleaged Iellows --to become ruless: They long to keep compa~y with v11l11ptoou1 young· ladies who they •hOpe-admire maturity in the ·mole. Our . ......, and Wu man ad- ( L. M. BOYD ) vises the wives of such lo do something Jn a hurry . QUERIES Q. "Ha\'e any of the recent U.S. Presidents written their own speeches entirely ?'' A. Not lately. It's said Harry Truman's best speeches were extemporaneous, so his own. Herbert Hoover claimed he never deli vered a· ghost written talk, Calvin Coolidge wrote every address but one. Warr· J Harding unrortunatel y com· posed his own , too. Presidents Nixon, Johnson, Kennedy. Eisenhower and Franklin Roosevelt pOOled the prO&e of their expem, then edited. Q. IS there really such an article among women as the constitutional man hater"t" A. Dc!init.tly. Attu lengthy studies, university scholan contend many a girl ii lnde<d Incapable ol feeling any- thing but hostility toward all men. Btwore or oamt, young fellciw. If you marfy tuch • lndyfrltl"d. no matter \vhnt you give her for ~r birthday, ahe won 't like IL ' • ,. Many candidates for ~he Senate and House contend that the Committee for lhe Re-Election ol the President is gtl- t ing in their way and doing nothing to help obtain a Republican Congress for Mr. Nixon. OF COURSE, there is nothing new about this kind of a campaign-period complaint. Almost every time the major throst of the camP.ign is directed toward the election or re-election or a Presidenlt party cand(dates for lesser ofilc:a become a skondary consideration and sometimes are almost entirely ignored.' 1 The way thlngs shnpe up this yi!ar thlt congressional candidates are faced wltb more lllllon opposition than ever before. ~ Thus, their need for help lioni Republican national forces becomea 1 greatly increased. There can oo no doobl lhal It tho President's managers opr100 percent.for a huge presidential maj9rity and fgnore the congressioo.-campaign, they will t. working to glff President Nilon1 a. L'\lO-• date which he will he unable to cany GOii 1 because his party ltll down ln !lle coe- gresslonal races. • r ' I \ 8 DAil Y PllOT S•ndll. S.,umbtt 10, l '172 Belly Dance -Trims Shape SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -,.------...... Little Egypt speab !tom ,. exptrlence. The 27-year~ld Brooklyn, N.Y .. born beauty h8J been performing the danct as an amateur and a p~ fe.ssional stnce she was $ years ()f age. .. "All women -from housewives to grandmothers -most defini~ly should do it to stay In shape," the black· halred. S-!oot~ dancer said. "JI keeps you in good shape, firtnJ up stor • ..ach muscles and makes you atnsUOWi." The IO'Z·Pound Little Egypt ' said she used to have trouble CALIFORNIA keeping her weight down, but "--------" by doing e:1erclses for 1 few mlnults nigbt.s and mornings she has kept her figure at 36-, ~. She said just plain exercile 1' a dru<!ge bul belly dancing is exercise which is "fun." Sile lnailted her dance Is no "bump-grinder" of the tort seen at striptease bouset Or topless-bottomless clubs. LIUle Egypt.-'of Lebanese extraction, sald, "Mine is a folk dance. And I take • pride in what l do." Cle.rgyman Plays . FBl's Dual Role SAN DIEGO (AP) -While 1cting u "home teacher" to a man later cbar1ed with ~mb tng a theater, 1 lay clergyman served 1 not h tr mastfr -tbe FBI. · The dual role wu played by Howard Berry Godlrey, a .29- year-old home teactfer tn the Church of' Jesus Christ of'Ut- . ter-day~sarnt~ ~nc1· "G-Odfrey may testify In the trial of William Francis Y a k o p e c , wbich is under way, a judge ha·s ruled. Yakopec. 31, is charged on five counts or attempted m_Mrder, one of sett'lng ,off a bomb in an inhabited area. two counts of assault with a deadly weapon on a police of- ficer and one of possessing e1- plos.ivu. No one wa1 injured in the ezplosion which took piece here June 19 at an "adults- only" moviehouse. ora:aniz.ation'' and confidante of Y0opec. In a hearing. Superior Court Judge Gilbert Harelson denied a motion by Kakopec'a at- torney to bar Godfrey's testimony as "confidential conununiC41i_on between · .a clergyman • and c h u r c h _member.... . Dennis ROy liOagland,. pres'i- dent of the eider's quorum of the LOS branch at California State University, told Harelson that home teachers keep their discussions wilh ' • f .a m I J y members" confidential. • "I finil that Howard B. God- frey is a clergyman under the tenets o! the Mormon Oh~rch," Harelson ruled. "I alJo find that Yakopec has not 1ustalned his burden of prov- ing t h a t communications between him and GOOfrey were in the process of the fa ith." - MEN'S SWEAT SHIRTS J97 Kodel'°polyesler /cot· ton. Contrasting col- ors or stitches. S·X L. loy1' .... 2.57, •·18 ................ 1.67 eE-.....~.f~ • • SUNJIM',.. ELICTRIC SHAVER Pre,ision ground, self·sharp~ing, 6 < ' h igh•carbon steel blades. In olive. ~ DAILY 10 A.M. • 10 l'.M. -SUNDAY 10 A.M. • 7 l'.M. ~ ··'•·. ~ ~· ft11· GIRLS' KOODED SKI JACKETS Reg. 4.96 88 Zip fnt; waim-;~iniJi iOmfort! Acfylic piles or nylons, some with pile linings. Prints, solids. 4-14. I • M ..... KM2,00 REG •. : 49.95> ' stert. 3-H.P. 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''All the caller has to do is )clentify himself, or hcrse.lf. as an American who \\'ants assistance on this side of tht border," says John Volk, co- owner of lhe American firm . "Whtn it's all taken cart of, we bill the caller $S for this service," says Volk, uct he 1pllta that with Tl j u 1 n a telepho~ operators. Since the ~e was In- stalled six Weeks ago, 70 calls have been made from the jail lo citi., throughout tile United States. The bulk go lO the Loo Angel6 area. A second phone wa! In- stalled in the police chief's of· fice and chief Ernesto Viz· caino said that another will be installed .at the main counter and .. still another ir. a special holding cell for errant tour.bt.s . So far, only nine of the 70 calls havt been paid for. The prisoners who call collect ap- parently diaappear t be minute they're released. Men in Service Cadet C..'raig A. Gephart, son <lf ~1rs. Lorraine S. Gephart, S!Ml Frontier Cr .. 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'TV LIMITLESS' Chancollor Watton ~Watch TV And Earn ~ ~;1o'wty as necessary to main-i tain quality." ; 'The 'television university' - ~ or Communiversity, as it hit ·~ ~ unoffically dubbed -will :: include more than j u 1·t • lelemlon. Re-g a n d ; writing assignment.!. Wts, ~ rtgular counseling will be part ~ ol the fmal package -though :; ditalls are as yet undecided. ;. ~atson said, however, that ~ tl!c televised material mav Ct\VCr as much as 80 percent nC ~ C'OUrse substance. about tlti same perce.ntl J?"l' lecturin~ Df \' tota1111 in 1t rcm1lar course. :tiut officirilc; t-rlieve fh:-t the tclevt,o:ion r-c"iurn 0 1 re.rs possibilitie~ r~rt t standard Ice· > ~rinz docsn 't. , 1 ~111 the bPslc p~holopv "· serie" that will hoperully kick of£ the commuriiveri&tv, this February, • ror 1& x a 0, o I~ . students will hear df''>l&cs between top experts or ~ posinR: schooli;: of thought1 v\Slt mental hospitals and counsel· ~ ink cllnie1 by videotaoe, and i :* various skits to illustrate ~CJ>~ the principles they I' ~?'!Yi' ~ Jrnportant 11iat • ..,. be ............. ::.ai -1~>:. ~"11*••"'11)'1 Dr. )bit DuD' ~;.. ... ~ pratlllOI' ~ •; loriner televllion ex· ~~porilloe wllo fs puttlvr ·i1.; ·~~-r the se,rlet. , ii :; "Ml!"J4! ml•hl be Int....,{"' :':'II) 1'iJcblng tbein . Yet they• ~· ;"''89' ·the academic content." : •;.' Another ~em le?'ies. Oft ;: ~-onthnlpol~(the 11\ud.f r. "ill dll!erent cultures), lriiI r alJoW studenll to Visit King .,.._,..,.b 1n F.mt. eo lnlfde Ille lioa4 Sea sc.i>DI cave In llroel, and trawl ' Into the wlldtl11111er ta eca- lrl!ft. • ~ .u.. ·-· Wllllli-111. adYllttage, olllclall ~,Is that ID ·w~ lelemki>, studenll wld '"" • much ,.... coocrete Idea d. whit !her are lluct.JllW tlian they 11ould slmplJ lhrilucJI 1'1:>- turts and nadlng. ' Rlibt now, the dlllrlct II l worllng on theoe two oerlea 1 and clmloplnJ plans for ten • others ... 1 However, ' ....,.. ol 311 to to hall·'-~· can ho ... pomlvt, lild the district reUeo ' on outtlde federal, loundaU..., and private -to PIT COiii. The .... ...... mi I tr.in Ille Nat owtl '°" Hun•-. .. = tJoiie. . Dream Airport May Prove Nightmare for Investors ' • • Who Wants ·to Read About • • San .Francisco?? • Just abo~t everybody, the way Herb Caen tells it. San ~rein· . cisco is his town. He's written about it for 22 years and has ~ had a loyal, following of readers from all over for just as long. He has the knack of t41king a wisp of .fog, . a . chance ... phr.ase overheard in an elevator, a happy· child on a c~ble car or family in distress and giving each circumstance the magic I· . . . touch that makes the reader an understanding, eyewitness of the day's happenings. ' . Both fellow newsmen and readers. agree he any incident a personal experience. makes almost Caen)is ddm1ttedly in love with San Francisco and readers . are· admittedly in love with Caen's column with gems like these: ' Jujt think, ft01D tlaGt Jf·IJ'OHJ41 Ore clloiotd to vott, tol could havt a li-rtar~id mauor and a 20.veor-ol<!_ poll« chuf. . . . Hello, Bab Orbe!I( "I gal a bump- •"•l)'iP for mv Vol~en read- ing 'Help sa .. u.. Rcdtooodl of Colifomla, Orcgi>n and Wa1ll- ingfon' and It "'""""'4 around ltDlcc.• . I Herb Now thty've oont too fart 01' 20th Avt. in tht Sun1tt Sundat1, Nick Gtracimot 11>9tttd a sia" outside a hoaut rtadfng "Gar- age Salt-Upitairs" , .. Long tmttnce overheaf'd at Dtl Monte Beach Club: "l joined ao manv cluba to aet a cheap cha,... U. fUghl lo Europ< lhot bl/ the ti'M l finally went ft coat me $150 more than If I'd juit gone ~ do1D11 and bought a tkk<L" • • .. All-weather coats 153off. • All the best looks are here. Cotton suede, canvas, velveteen. With acrylic pile and vinyl trims. Some toasty· warm linings. Sizes for juniors, misses and half sizes . • \ ' ·caen is one big reason for reading the JCPenney Coinment Page every Saturday in the week-The values are here every day. , ' end · editi' ·n of . the . D"AILY PILOT. • Shop Sunday llon to 5 P.M! at the following stores: ~-;-~~~~~~~~'-lllfFAASJSH~l~O~N~l~SLALAiN~D).,tNf.e;w;po;,~ij~,;.,~.hhTl7~1~4Tl664~44..t23~1l3~.H~UmNTITTilN~6&TfiO~NfiCC~tfttnt~tr~,Hiiu~nfriiiii~-;-1-j . lttch•l714l 191-7771, 'HARBOR CENTER, Co•I• Mt" 17141 641>-5021 • ' ,ICloHd Sund1yl • ' , \ " ' I ' ! C~•hTl•11 lclM1c1 Monitor Servk1 Freedom Replaces Foreman Workers Without Bosses Program Produ.ces Results By TRUDY RUBIN Cll•htl•ll lcltt1C• Mlnlttr ltr'tllt• Once young Tim Fagen had 1 roreman gelling him Wllat to do -like any other machine operator at the General Elec- tric Company plant here, and like practically all blue-collar workers In factories around the United States and other countries as weU . But there's no foreman in Fagen•s life now. Tim's' one of e small band or workers in a pilot P,.oject at the plant who achedftllJt their own work, set up their own tool cribs, order their own supplies, and make and young w o r k er l'i in- terviewed by this and other reporters agree that .the young blue.-collar worker ~odAy is ox_~ trasensitive to discipline. Fagen, who has worked for GE almost continuously since he graduated from high school in Lynn, recalls the situation in his area ol the· plant before for opposing such experiments in other plantsL "People didn't want to disrupt their Jives and families for .some c r a z y scheme," recalls young un ion steward Pele Teel. a pilot member and now one of the program's biggest boosters. When the program began with 21 men, no foreman, six 'One guy never started till 9 a.(11. So one dey we stood around his machine end stayed there till 9 a.m. He got the message ••. ' while the other wor kers began to resel)t our freedom . There \\'as a cer!ain am ount of fear <"!Jld jealousy." out ttielr own limecards. He ----------------------- One fl f the major problems \Ya s discipline. •·There we re too many on th ~ job who would skip o£f and gel loaded," says Tim 1'~agen. \Vhen the company f e I t discipline \Vas getting too lax . they asked the men to set up their own pol icing ~ommittee . "But nobod y wanted t '> play cop," says ~ e e I . Gradually, he says, th e \vorkers found "other ways of handl ing the problem . O~e guy never started ti\19 a.in. So on" day • .,,.c stood around hi ~ 1na chine and stayed there I.i ll 9 a.rn. He got the n1cssage." didn'tJike'his old foreman, but he d~ tlke bis new freedom. In the immaculate kitchen of his own home. shooing his two shla\I daughters away to his wife. he said that his job had originally been set up .so that anyone, could pcr!orm. 1t: pushing the buttons on a huge green machine which used tapes preprogrammed b Y computer to direct the lathi~g (lf machine parts for Jet eng ines. "But." he said, "lhey found out they had to have someone on the ball." The tapes, it turned out . often weren't pro- grammed properl y .. Foremen, he said , began getting tough ; "we be:gl!.n to Jay down on the job. So they started the pilot program . Now we use our own Ambition: If you want lo. you cl!.n do it. ... " the pilot program: " ·:· "You'd have a forenu1.n who's harassing lhe i;::u ys. Rnd i,he young stew¥~ would say ~'d bfltet iilJape ·up or we'll walk out." The re were a lot of small walk-outs. The young guys stick together, but the older guys 11y 'we've been here 20 or 30 years and we don 't want trouble.' " There is: little agreement among those who ha ve studied the concept of work satisfac· lion on whether the solution to youthful worker unrest is higher pay, more benefits - or job enrichment. Two well· known experts. Dr. llarold Sheppard and Neal Herrick, ar,gue in their fo rthcoming book . "Where Ha\·e All the Robots Gone ?" ba sed on two machines, a 10 percent pay boost for Its members, and CYen new uniform s, othr.r union members made fun of the uniforms and jobs. 1'he ''new" workers then1selves and the company were un- certain, too, about their goals. Gradually a pattern evolYed : The men, working without supervision, scheduled their own work and made their own assignments based on periodic meetings with the area manaeer who gave out general work quotas. "We could change our hours change our shift.s if we felt like a long weekend, or have a big party on Friday If we had our work done," says Pete Teel. After a The rnen bcg:an 'havi nt: "group n1celings with a tot nr pa1ne-call ing sessions and gel· ting things off our chest s." St.ill . !he company finally rescinded the men's right lo go to lunch without punching a lime card because of abuses. With the program at a turn- ing point , some of the workers express ambivalence about its fu ture. Fagen, though visibly pleased that he and his cohorts hav e shown the com- p.any 1hey can hand I e mllnagerial responsibilities. says, "I'm in it (the program) to make money. I don't care what the job is.'' Ja ri;e-scale StJrveys. th a I,----------------------- ~·oun.c-workt'rs are rnore con- cerned with intereslinl'l'. work th ii n with hi l!hCr 0:1 v. ' Room Size Carpeting If you've ot a 9x12' floor we have he carp.e~ to cover it. With quality. Now On Sale· .. . ' For only 24~99 'Dover' 100% pol¥ester shag rug . Bu ilt-in waffle foam rubb er back. Skidproof. Serged on all sides. Tri-tone decorato r colors. 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Solid colors. .r : n---,....=-- The project is one of a snu•ll but increasing nurnhcr nr cx- p er i me n t ~ in '·j ob enrkhmen t" ilrnund lht> roun- trv And ilbrnad ill f1rn1s -in-c\~di ng C'hr~·slrr ('tirpor;1t ion. Nnrthwe!:tcrn Telrphnne & Telegraph. l'or111111! c; 1 ii s s \Vorks. ·r('xas lnstrun1rnts. Polaroid ('orpora tion. Fiat of Italy, Saab nf Swede n. Although lht·rc ha ve bt'<'n problems and a decision is lo be made soon on ..., hcthcr to conlinue and/or ex pand the GE project . it underlines some basic thinking today. The idea of making the job ll.5elf more pleasing and sJ1 t1s· fylng to the ii.·ork er is no t ii new one. Experiments of thi s kind were tried on assembly Jines in the 1920's, But it is seen by many i n d u s t r i a I 10Ciologists and ilpp.arenlly by many c o r po r fl I 1 o n s as especially ncccssilry t hese day!! when the nl"\Y youngtr work. force seems lo be show- ing some of the s 1t m e restlessness All its college peers. While young workt>rs prob- llbly always have been more foot-loose than their elders, the current crop, raisecLJn a. more .secure era, seem far lus afraid or losing their jobs· Turnover and 11bst.ntcelsn1 In plAnts with large n.umbers of ynung workers -notably rn the 11uto lndu111ry -Is rei= to be high. ).._ llld company officials What really does motivate workers (young and old l? Do workers really want more responsibi lity.and if they get it. can they disc i p I in e themselves? Can management remain within traditional lines and still cope with self-manag- ing workers ? How far can this ron~pt be expanded within a plant -can the ""'hole plAnl "run itsel f"? The c;g progra n1 /v. "s started be('ause the r·o,.,1pilny \\"<IS gruing unsatisfaC'lory out put in 191iR frorn ib; hr.c:hl .\' crnnplrx and expensive lilpe 1n<1C'hines. ('<lch c1pcr:l!l'd h.\' tine 111 an. \Vh ich use th e prn- gril n11ned tapei; 1fl dirccl the l;i th ing of the jct-engi ne parts. ·rurnover in the work ;i rca \~'aS high. Unt il that t1rne. 1he r11ach1nc operators had been conside red "button pushrrs," v.'il h the brainY•or k done upstilirs by programniers and analysis But since the tapes 1\·ere ofttn no l properly progra1nm rd. "we v.·ercn't gell ing good out- put or quality levrl. ·· says com p a"'"n ,, labnr-rrtations manai.?er RA~· llol!and. Suddenly. Holland say:i;, the co111pany faced a rhoice Wou ld ii "make the i:cuyl'! ln!fl bigger bu ll on pushers'" hy r111 ting more techn ical personne l inlo the planning end of the jobs. or would it "ask 1he operators "'hat the.v could et1n- .lcibu1e in toolinJl:......main- ten~oce or whatever"? The con1pany thnse the la t- ter. At .first lhe union and !ht workers in volved "''ere sk-ep- ticaL The uninn fl".11red ;i j disguised speed up 1n pro- ducllon ta reason given by 10me officiall el other unlOM • I Tint or color retouch. Special 6.66 You get the works. Shampoo, style set, and hair coloring for a special 6.66 Budget perm including shampoo, cut and set, only 8.44 "Della " rug of ny lon/polypropylene pil e tweed. Decorator colors. • Q~Jy· 15~99 for a 6 x .9'. j , • JCPel)ney Tne valutis are here every- • • • Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M . at the following stores: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach · ( 714 J 644-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER, ,Huhtlngton Beach (Tl 4 J 892-777 L 1 1 ... -~·. ' • • • • • • • j • ! • • ' • • • . . ' .,. l ' l • • .. • ORANGE COUNTY Man Jailed In Fire Death Case SANT A ANA -A man who walked into Orange County Jail and told deputies he was QUEENIE By Phil lnlet"lcmdl ' • "I'm suflerlDg parking-lot faUgue. It took %0 minutes to get in, and then I mad.e the mistake of watching the aUehdaut par4 my car.'' 4'tlred of running" from --'------------------1 murder charges filed against him more than three years ago following the death of a Hollywood man ln a blazing Los,_A1amitos garage hs been sentenced to eight months ln cGunty jail on reduced charges. Water District to Help Buil~ Sewer Pipeline By JOHN ZALLER Of tflt Dallr Pnet Stiff : Superior C.Ourt J u d g e WDllam Murray ordered the j,il. tenn and three years pro- Wlon for Gordon Kenneth SANTA ANA -The Orange ut;ranny" Brown. 44, Miami. County Water District is ex- Fla\, after Brown sum~ pandlng Its operations into the ~ chargu filed on Jwie 7, .sewer bu!ineu. IM. District d!nctors have voted )irown, Raymond Graves to help build a $10 million Jr., 38, of 12332 Martba Ann pipeline along the Santa Ana Drive, tos Alamitos, and , River that will haul w~es qtester James Christopher, f~m . the San BemardlD0- 29: Los Angeles originally Riverside area to a sewage ~re indicted in 11969 by the processing plant in Fountain Grand Jury for the killing of Valley. Biuce ~k, 30. Beck died In h6ePftal a · few ·days 8.fter f~rrien. pulled him from the gutted garage at Graves' hdlpo. lrurder chargea a gal n a t Giaves and Christopher were clianged during a aerlea of colrrt appearances that ended with Graves drawing a six- month tenn In county jail and Cliristopher servln& a one-year ~- Judge Murray similarly cut Brown's -charges to kldnaping and imposed the eight-month term with three years pro- bation. Graves, a wheelchair-borne paraplegic faces trial Sept. 20 tn another case stemming from a shooting incident Jan. 19 at his IA:ls Alamitos home. DIRECTORS -WERE anx- ious to approVe construction - even though they will pay a disproportionately large share of the initial cost -because, they say, it will mehn a significant boost In the quality or underground county water reserves. At present only the Orange County and Chino B a s i n • Mwlicipal Water Districls are committed to the p 1 a n . Riverside and San Bernardino agencies have not yet in- dicated intent, according to Neal Cline, assislant manager of the county water district. "Our directors b e I i e v e 1trongly that the line ii necessary to preserve our underground water aupply,'' ·Cline said. But the other agm- cies will undoubtedly be forced to join us soon anyway due to toughening water quality lland- ards." CLINE EXPLAINED that when upstream con.mmen: of Santa Ana River water retl,µ'n It to the river bed after only slight treatment, the pollution eventually nows down into Orange Counfy'1 underground reserve!!. d!lnce 1D!defll'Olll1d ftl<r nows . my slowly. (II 'Is estimated that It takes sub- terranean water 80 years to now from the Yorba -Linda area to the aea>. the polluUon Is slow In showing up. But , Cline says hich con- centrations of water-hardentng salta ll'e already In the AnabeJm area, and that the problem moves noUceably aeaward each year. '!be pipeline, U it is full y constructed, will carry the worst of the inland area wastes to a Fountain Valley aewage pl'OC<ISing plant. At present, the inland areas have nothlng else to do with this wute except return it to the river. Graves ls charged with at- tempted. murder, armed rob- bery, assault with a deadly weapon and conspiracy to Cilmmit murder in allegations that followed the shooting ol Richard Garvas, 29, of 18110 Gqll Lane, Huntington Beach. $10o;ooo:·suii Filed · In Restaurant Fracas Garvas, shot ln the back at close range, fled from the Graves house and collapsed at the home of a neighbor. He has since rec<>vered from his wounds. Police allege that Graves hired Joseph D'Ambra, 24, Cypress, to kill Garvas to cancel a substantial debt he owed the Huntington Beach man. Jt is alleged that Graves ordered D' Am bra to explain the tilling by telling police thaf Garvas broke into the Graves home. D' Ambra pleaded guilty last mQDth to reduced charges of assault with a deadly weapon and was sentenced to one to 10 years In elate prison. Grave. Is l1eld In Orange County Jail witb ball denied. SANTA ANA -A patron who claims he waa aerioualy injured during a fracas on Sept. 5, 1971, at the Orphanage restaurant has sued t h e owners 1 and opera ton of the Laguna Beach eatery for $100,000. Billy Glen Tanner names Troy Randall , Mr. Taylor, Mr. Van Sulzer and Ofisa Suitona as defendants in his Orange County Superior Court action. He identifies Suitona as the defendant who alleged.Jy at· tacked hini "without pro- vocation and warning." Tanner claims that Suitona threw him down the front ateps of the premi&es and COl}o tinued to attack him after he had been ejected from the restaurant. :: DAILY SPORTS FISHING TRIPS . . ~NTER KAPX RADIO > ~.FISHING DERBY The Incident at the Orphanage led to the filing of ctlminal action against an airline pilot who became in- volved in the disturbance and the levying Of a $2,500 fme following his conviction on charges reduced from the original 1Ilegatlon1 Of assaulting a police officer. Superior Court J u d g e William Murray also ordered Joseph Stephen IA:lngo Jr., Sl, of 750 Rembra,p.dt Drive, to serve one year's probation for lWI role 1n lhe restaurant riot. Longo was accused on a- rest of attacking o f f I c e r Carmen Pollutro while the patrolman waa trying to quell the disturbance and clear the area of hooting and Jeering bystandul. Just guess the daily fish catch from Dana JWharf. '•There are winners every day. Closest number to total catch wins. Fill out coupon and mail. r---------------------------1 TO: KAPX DERBY . . I IOO S. IL CAMINO ... ~ SAN ClfMINTE 92612 I I I predict a tatal al ------fish I will be· caught an (date) I I NAME ------~--------- I ADDRESS I· CITY • I -ZIP ---- 1 WlnMn •nn.uncM flt kAl'X., Oa ffA .. 7t11 fM ,.n, ---------------------------- • ' • ... s~. Stpttmbtr 10, 1972 • DAILY l'ILCJf A, Jl Congressmen Stnge Debaw "on Election 't * * * tribulloo It -al the lar(al Beodl and Sin Clemeoi. State Nov. 7. Bf O. C. 111.18'11NGS Of .. °"" .......... DEMOCRAT Terry they'vemldetoanyatat.can-Beach8ept.M.Thry'll1t1yat lln. Rdd, opentor r1 a : llepul>llcan Congressman Moshaillo of Los Alamitos.bu dldale this year. the state bt1ch ovtrnlitit ch1ld cara cllnk: m Sala Ma,• • Alphomo Bell and Democ:n1tle natved ..,.. help from the * * * before ]JUShlos on to La Jotta wu asked ii her wt1loa to:· Cmgreaman J•nime Waldie Calilornta Tuchera Associo· '!'BE CALIFORNIA Coleta! Gii yie linal lei of the tour. support Battin In thl l'OOI for:J will clebata "Should It Be Nl1"' lion (er A) In his bid to un ... t Alliance, sponaon of Proposi· Anyone wfsi!lng to Join the !or the nonpartisan olflco hlC!: 0 .,_ IO the ta! lnltlaU tour In Orange County lboutd any Artisan lmpllcallonl. : • on or McGovem la. 1972!" 10th dbtrlct A&stmblyman ._. • cou ve contact Salty -·-eon, 1,,.,.1 "Yea", ahe anawered, 0 that • .. he Or n-•--.~ {R ~·-tlngt m the Nov. 7 ballo~ It pl"°' """'• u• r w n aqe County ~~ B~·• ·nw• on ·•··a 12-day bike ride alonl Pllmenlo Way, Jrvloe, ta parltally !roe. am a ; • Forum of Town Hall meet. Beach). '""" telephone Mi-7283. r<gbtered Democrat, 11 la;: 'lhursday in Anaheim. The ASlociaUon !or Better nearly fOO m 11 • 1 of Mr. Battin." l: The nooo IW1Cheon meettn1 CIUunJhip (ABC), the Calllornla's I ,O?l·mlh * * * Whenremlndedbyne'W110eD '.t ta scheduled In Magnolia political action ann of the coutllne to pump for the pro. SADIE Reid, the write-In that she bad beon hlsbl1 :t Room B at the Disneyland CTA. has endoned Mosbenko. poolUon. candJdate In the June balloting critical of Battin durlnC tho ~ Hotel. Reservations must be With the •ndoraement came a Cyclilta will start 'lhurt<lay !or first d!Jtrict c o u n t y primary Clmpal&n, Mn. Reid :3 made in :advance. Call Town healthy campaign con-frcm San Franciaco and wind aupuvbor, has now endorsed denied that ahe bad been, :l Hall at 547-3>17 ln Orange trlbutioo, according lo the up Sept. 25 In La Jolla. Incumbent !Wbert Bettin, who saylnC lhe had only adv-" County, or (Ill) 628.!lll In tuchen. They're not saying They're acbeduled to cover Is bat111n1 William Wenke for her own progr11n1 for w-. ~ 1"!" Angeles. how much, but claim the con-tho II mllea betWMn Looi the job in a nmoff election children and the poor. ..., ~~-'------~~-~~~------~~~~~~-~~-'-------------..:._~~~~ All Armstrong sheet goods red_uced 15% At P~nneys. 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HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington Beach (714) 992.mr. I 1 I ~ • . . • . • ' ' Sllftd.,, S.,1.-10, 197Z ·$<., ' ·"- ~ ldlllcil MMI• llMa ...... BARBED WIRE SYMBOLIC OF VIOLENCE IN NORTH&RN IRELAND -....,,. ~ ~ New Outbreaks of Vwlence Imperil lri,sh ·Party Talks By JONATHAN HARSCH Thi• breakthrough -·Ing further ' opioslons and the c11111ttM ~ Mtlltttr Stf'Vlce -over-the heid of Britt.sh deaths of two British soldien, DUBLIN - Pessimism once proconrul William Whitelaw -one from injuries following ~ again -seem! to be edging ts planned tor Tuesday at Che-earlier explosion and the other aside optlml!lm 1n Northern quers, Heath's co u.n t r y ffom a sniper's bullet. Ireland. retreat. • This last so'ldler. Rifiema_n A month ago the British~-The SOLP wfil ,pi-ess their David Griffiths, was the Army'I inva!ion Of the illeg·at -tami1iar deRiand for a1.com-sevf:n h. soldier killed during Irish Republican Anny's "no-plete end of i n t e r n m e n t go" 1tronghold!: appeared to ~ithout trial, ~ stress. that. if August by deadly accurate have cut down v i 0 I e n c e internment continues it will sniper fire. There have been without too greatly offending not join the Sept. 25 all-party reports that a single hired local Roman Catholie1. There conference. marksman . possibly ( r o m wu even some ~ The IRA view iJ_lhaUieath Sweden, Is ruponsible· for toward reVlvtng p o Ii tic a I made a. major concession in these killings . • dialogue with the scheduling of agreeing to meet the SDLP. Some are encouraged by the all-party talks for Sept. 25. whose previous talks with theory that the IRA is paying NOif ~bing, 'Bnlping, and Whitelaw ended in deadlock outside lrJllera to come to the leetarian murder have wrged over the internment issue. North. Tfus would be proof of back to the fore . The Sep-This reading encourafel the dwindling_ local support. But tember talks are Jeopardlzed, .IRA to continue and intwify a three-hour Belfast gun battle by the violence and wrangling ' their terrorist Campaign. The last week still the subject of oVtr mtemment without trial IRA believes that to· st.op oow dispUte, gives evidence that the Local Ulster Catholics still wou1d benefit the "middle IRA has not gone undeiyound seem to be helping, or at least class" SDLP and other nor south. not hlnderiftg, lhe guerrillas of established politicians, but While local Cat ho J t c them t 1 l ta n t 11provisional '" , that continued violence wjll· resident& rx>w dain\ lb& biltle wing of the IRA. quickly force a · frUstrat.ed was deliberately , spd"4~by ' The Dublin leadership 'Ot the British G o v er n m e n t to Protestant& firing tnto the provisionals claims anoth er . withdraw from Northern area, the Army says several ................ vJcloey .. .followJng B r.it.i .. b ... lrolan<i-. ..... : ........................... posta came .. undeJ:.WVY.,f11.e .... . Prime Minister E d w a r d Soutbem Ireland's s t a t e simullaneously thus proving a Heath's agreement to meet radio: station broadcast on concerted IRA a ~ t a ck . directly with Northern TI!ursday that· "it 's been However, all the reports agree Ireiand't opposition S o c l a I another relatively quiet night that the JRA was on hand in DemocraUc and Labour Party in the North." Yet Wednesday strength and had the .support . . (SDLP ). night in Ulsttr brought two of local Catholics. 1.49 each is all you pay for professional color portraits of your child. Select either large 5x7", or set of 4 wallet size, from several poses. • Z cbilol., phalDgnlph8d tooett--1M-- • ' 1 And we ne~er charge for handling or d~livery. ~n • Only at PenlltYS •Age llmll: 12yeara ~ • All portraits delivered to you Ill our store. 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E~traordinary special buy. 14.88 ' • Grwat all-oround 111-.11tlot1P0111 IWllll or Jlunllnl"" • 3eO fl field of vllw at 1.000prdo • Centor focu1-for qulcll, ono ftngar-lnt •Fully coatod Ind potl8hod optlce for bright but gl•r.f'" vilWfng • Llghtwola ht aluminum conllNction • C.rrying cuolnd at-includod • • JC Penney The values are here every day. hop-Sund~-noon td.5 P.M:-at-the-fotfowfng stores: ---:= -c SEPTEMBER 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 HOURS: TUES. thru FRI. 10· 1 2-6 -:SAT. 1O·1 2·5:30 FASHION ISLAND, NowJIOrl BHch (714J />4+uQ.1 • ,· 1 , , ' I ' 1. t • . - ~.S<pl•-10,1972 OAJlYl'tl.OT ·~ U.S. Pi;otes t s Controversial Cage Loss to Russia MUNICH -_, .. Aleundor Bela¥ bit an •em. d1ance" butet Salmday nlght and Russia ended 31 years ct Amtrlctn Olympie b a a k et b a 11 aupremaey, 51-60, but tho United Stat.. filed an lmmeditte protest. 'lbe Internallonai Ainatour Buietball Fedoralloo went ll!lo secret ltl!ion and delayed awarding the gold medal to lfusala. , Coach Hanle Iba protealed 11111 the Russians actually bad tlree l:haneff 'arid that, ev!!!.,U the clocll were mtarted, ll s!Jould bive 11"<• set at two secorids to go . Instead .of thlee. · Tbe'Ru!siana •said they 'bad eeriled the victory and the Americans didn't bave a Jeg to stand 00. . Ill tbe -cl Ill this <llllfulloll, ... ...., <OU)d 1111 -tbet JI bod the ::::. ==-·~~ .;:-::. : row -vldcey o•« llaly. 1lle United Stai.a api>UNll .to hlv. ...., the 1ame and tbe IOld ~ Oii two dDtdl ir.. tllmn b)' °""'' COllb ~ Dllnola State and a mlaed ~&lion -b)' -.. the clock ticked oil ""81 looked lib the final eeoond. But officials cleared the court and Btaried the game over. 1ba said the R\ISll111 team puaed the ball in alter Collins' free titrows, the'n called tlme•ool with one eecond to 10. lie ' said that actually made . the addlllonal- tlme butet • third cbanct. • COllino' free -. ....,. Ollde with --~ .. Ille cl<d. For tile ftnl time lo the game the United ~MUNICH ~ 1972 ~t~-- States "'" ahead -and by whet looked lib the wlnnlng margin. But when the clock was restarted, Zurab Sabndelldze heaved the ball the • lq1h of the court. The Uoot-7 Beto. l._t Jqb and grabbed It, ..,.. down, teaped again IJld -the bukd. T..mt, ICl'eODling Amtr1caJt ~. along with Iba, loud\f ~ tho decision lo give the RuaefalW ..-at· le\l>PI ~I It fell on doll eal'S. • !be ..OW 'that after Collllll' 1no-. then> abould have bean only two -. on the clock when the R....,' I'll their reprieve. "H tbat ball Is taken oot of bouncls with two oecoocls left I lolow there II no way they ... get that ball down and -e lesaUy," Iba--&ald. Ru!sia wu ahead 34-23 wilh 12 : 04 to play, when Dwight J011f$ of the University of Houston am Mlsbalco Kortll became ll!volved ll! a brief fight. Both men, who bad been baUllns over a robound were t-out of lhe game by ofllclall 8-to Rii!lMtto of Bralil IJld Artenlt,_ Anadjlll "' Bulgaria. SOeoeds llt<I', ff Jl111 em.er of the Unlv~ty 'of ~a went crasliiq IO the tloor and was tprawJed O\lt for 00\'ora! m1nu1 .. befoee r~verinl from a hood injury. Russia had eveeylhlng IQIOI 111 way at 1:15 when Balov -..! on a short jumper to make 1113-23. But cooeecuUve basketi by Ed Ratleff of Cal State (Long Beach), Brewer, am Mike Banton of St. J....pi's Pa. got the Americans back into contentioo at 38-34 with 1:40 to play • Two straight bukelJ by Bdov made It 4W6 IJld aet the atage for a atlrrln& United Stales rally that failed only on the controveraial fJnal pl_,, of tbe 1ame, _ Brewer and Henderaon were hi&h foe an Amtrie&n team tblt wu more trh- pressive on defense than o f I e n 1 • throughout the tournament. They .ach '9<0l'ed nine pointa. Collins had eight while Jones, Joyce, and Ratleff hit M each. Asked why he let his players return to the floor when the Russians were aiven their extra chance, Iba said : "The official told me there was timt lelt in the ball gamt," Iba said. ''If an See U.S. Pa1e B J . Nehrtiska Upset, 20-17 *·* USC Belts . HOgs , 31-10 ' . Rae, McNeill Pa~e . Trojans Past Arkansas Ll'lTLE ROCK, Ark. (A!')-Mike Rae, a backup quarterback for two ye,ars, overshadowed Arkan8as' highly toiJted Joe _Ferguson and led elJl)l.~kell Soulhem Ca!Uoinia to a 31'10 victory over the fourth-ranked Razorbacks Sat. urday night. Rae: starting his first game for the Trojans, set up two touchdowns with long pass completionl and broke -a 3-3 halftime tie when ·tie racld' five yards for a touchdown in the third qaarter. 'Tailback Rod McNeill, whom tiSC coach John McKay bas compared to SPORTS O. J. Simpson, scored twice. on rum of three and 18 yards. McNeill, a 2111-King B"li' 4'n., •• • ... n pounder who sat out the 1971.season with 1~ a hip injury, carried the Trojans' run.. ning game with 117 yards on 211 at· • ~;,,ten outfoxed Al:kansas' def.... Tenn is .... , ~W ... ~yal . ., . lrith 1w!ng paeaes to his running backs ,., ,.. but the two game-breakers were genuine T .... 1 _., ' ' ";!':!Int covered 43 yards and waa 0 ', • ; , ~.Jl•',,lf' caught by fleet Edesel Ganilon 1t the ..;.. ,: : 1' . Arkansas 18. · Four plays tater, Rae FOREST\ •N.:1'. (AP).-Billie scored from the five.~ •• 1 _ Jean JGQft!ii!''i~.~~ ,COOM!Cllli .. .. Rae .oompJeted.Jl.w··ft·pasaet or.-women's" ,~;iii",'tlli>" U.S. Open tennis. yards and at one point in the second 'ti half bad nine straigbl completions, cbamPPP!I·~ .by blitzing Kerry Linebacker Rlchard Wood aet up the Melville of Auil!ralia, ~. 7-5. second USC touchdown with a leaping ~. Mrs. King, the top seed from Long Interception ' or a FergusQn PlSi near Beach I •·1 t I eel the •• midfield. A 51).yard' pass. ftom Rae to '·oamp e~ Y ou P ay -year- Lynn Swann on a t~~.Sltualion ~Jd. ~~!'!11~~1, seeded No. 9, as the C8!Tied to the Arltansas 33 and a '*"a\11 coPtui!if b<t third \I.S .. Utle in blustery on the play moved the ball to the 18. wfud and occasional rain. McNeill broke uP the middle for the 1be match was held up by a shower for touchdown. eight minutes in the first set and all or Ferguson, offensive player of the year the seamd was played in a whipping In the Southwest-Conference In 1971, was wind that tugged IJld tossed the plealell fµtmp<red by USC's fierce rusb and swfft white skirt of Mrs. King's tenola dress. .. defenders. He finl!hed the game with Earlier, Miami's Arthur Ashe and Die 19 of 36 lor 223 yards. Nastase, a hawk·faced, long-haired McKay said prior to the game be was Romanian, advanced to the men's final tmfidentbi!Jteamcou1dmovetbeballbut today with relati.vely easy that he feared what Fe<gUSOn might do semU!naJ triumphs. to bis ineq>erienced defense. He added, Ashe swept past 12th-seeded Cillf however, that Ferguson's reputation -·"d he! t' I ••-USC def •--Rlchey of Sarasota, F1a., fl.I, 6-4, H, 11rVUJ P mo iva e we enueall. while Nastase turned back w. .. shot Tom The Trojans• defense, led by the active ..... Wood led ·c11 hen F Gonnan of Seattle, M, 7-6, 6-2, &-1. • reac rapt y w ergwion curr "--"ale of South Africa an.d faded to pass and several of his .throws ~·,~ were defiected. He also was running for England's Roger Taylor stopped the his We on several occasions. upset string of unseeded Australians Arkansas' only touchdown came with Jol:m. Newcome and Owen Davidson with use lea"""•., 24-3. Feranson completed a a M, 7-0, 6-3 victory in the-men's doubles ~ '>'" tiUe match. 39-yard pass to Jl111 H(!dge and Jon Rlchardaon Kl.ftd liom'the'loe', :·Australlan Davis Cup star Mal Neither te'am moved the ball .,,.ll the ~,,,_ dekated Panobo ·Gomalez of ~,.1, , . , . ,Ws :V.eg~ 7-4,~.,. Jn the meo's over 35 See Trojan Page B I li~°'1ai G~aa ~lonshil"· ·~ .. i.', ') ·, I • 1 f layer Surges ·to·'Ft ont UCLA Ro cks No. I Ranked Cornhuskers • By .ROGER CARLSON 'S!J'"_~lly Piiot Shift ' LOS bN!iEW;S -The Incredible UCLA _Bn'1ns ..floored the ni\lan's No. I collegiate football team satur<lay ·night, 2.0-17, u Efren Herrera ~ on a 29-y/lfd field goal with 22-~ left before 67,602 shocked and· dellrlous fans at Memorial coliseum. Mighty Nel;lraska saw its 32-game ur.~ten streak and dreams of an un-- ptecedented thiril\ sttaighl national chafnpionship go up tn smoke &!I Herrfra came through in .the clutch with his 29-o D~ECTED AMERICANS-Members of the United States ba_sketball team sit dejectedly on lheir bench after Jooing a 51·50 decision to Russia in the finais of the Olympic Games Saturday night. It was the Americans' first loss ever in Olympic basketball competition. On T.V Toda11 C~nnel 5 a t 4 End of Games Welcomed yard·perfectO ll!,tile oeaaon'1 opener. The col.~ ranks as ~:l\':-~ most stunifibZ"'ffnticts m 'fi ~tnt decade. Neti~. wu considered om. heiatable a,.; . ' IS.point few takerS:-• J.l:i-'' 1 r¥-: · ,;1 ; "Wben tile -e down; !iii wne · through," eictit~ coach Pe P'P-• t Q_r!ginal ,Olympic Spirit Flllling Into the Mis t ::~.~ of .• ~~ !li!!'!ll'~;.':l..lm'~ ... lllUNJCH -With Closing .. GereJnoniea ~for the,dUf.;.._ between UCLA 's draWlng near, the end of the XXth Ozym· supposedlJ d~kbone Pac-8 Bruins -apd • piad is as welcome as a glass of water is the Cornbuskers, -Rodgers said,1 "When to someone who has just hiked through they fumbled and when they threw the Death Valley in summertime. ball we were there to collecl" And the payoff was band.some. Thrice It has been an Olympics which to you tbe Red Reaper from Lincoln was to has been loaded with extras: fumble and it was Cam Pe\erson and 1. The imagination-defyinJ attack by Ricli Gunther of UCLA that were there to Arab terrorists wbich resulted ll! death to grab the ball. 11 members of Israel's Olympic team, , And twice Nebraska quarterback Dave Humm wasJo thro,w. )l<>Otl)', and twice it f!ve t~ am a policeman. wp def~iye Qlck Jimlw A1Jen . wllo .-2. ''llifea! o('.llt>ycott b)' African nationa was thl:ie I<> Co!lect •lrilh · a llmely ·tn-.!id 1 lllack ·. bier!C.. traclanen U terceplion. But In the end It wasn'lthe breaks that won It for the Br1i111s, ratber the wiJmerl took a page from the Nebrnka pla:y book. . JW<tgers' Bruins took possession on their own 43-yard line with 6:13 to go and the score tied at 17. And from that point the Bruins shoved the ball down the Comhuskers' throats with a potent nm- ning game· and a Pressure-packed areial from quarterback Mark Harmon to tight end Jack Lassoer. Lassner'hauled in a 13-yard pass from Harmon on a third-end-nine 11ituation and it resulted in a first down on·tbe 20-yard line. · . -That kept ~it al!~-·~~· Herrera was eventually to flnd nuti..ll ln the posltlon "' putting JI nay lrith tlie'ball on the ·Co!'tlllusk.,.. ~ WHITE WASH Rbodeslit.. -J ere not lcicked out Or the Oll'niPlc '.~. a. Tile mistake of U.S. track coach Sten Wrjglll,,, w!>o "ongly tranalated 18:15 bJur1 , to •be J :15 p.m., causing two ~~· iPl1ntm to be disqualified ~ ~ lhitwed up too late for their .race~ . ;" , , .. Jn .realiLy . .perhapa each.of those. ltemt wu a pennanent Clo.sing Ceremonies for the Olympic Gam.,, · People who bave been c_levout belie.vers of the Olympics and who have made each trip to an Olympiad a pilgrimage say now they never again will go to another Olympic Games. Take UCLA coach Jim Bush, who told me, "The feeling I bave now is that I never want to attend another Olympic Games." Writen who hive been to ~vml Games cl' lhO poat eay lhe)"ve bad ti too .•• the Games have gotten too bl&, to0 political, tOo lmpooolble to report ..,. curately and well. Hospitality and fiexibillty have 1>een e1cluded from the vocabularies of most German officials I've had to deal with. Comequently it meant climbing fen ces, sneaking past security guards and generally playi ng commando games to get to athletes for needed informall'ln, American officials told albletr . they weren't supposed to talk to reporters and U.S. Olympic Commlttee president CUI· ford Buck wrote a letter to German organizen uking that all news media be bamed from the Olympic Village. I recall news comment,afior W ~Jter Winchell aaying during a World War II newscast: t•u you ,have a aon oveneu write to him. If f!>U hav,e oqe at bQme In the Marines , pray for him." · NB's Weigand Places Sixth In Final Race · By GLENN WHITE Of .. .,, ,,.., ,..,.. MUN!Clt'-"·'Ol)>ml!IC · Glii!iea· i'Oill)Sell' · · tion ended ' Saturday for the last of ·the Orange Cout area performers as Andy Weigand of Newpcn Beach and partner Roland Muhlen placed s ixth in the finals ~ of Canadian canoe racing. Bucking a headwind, they crossed the finish of the 1,@meter race in 4:0L28, placing abead of East Germany, S"'·eden and Czechoslovakia. Victory went to Russia in a photo rm.. ish over Romania, the Soviets winninc by three-hundredths of a second with a MUNICH 1972 3:52.60. Bulgaria was third in 3:58.10 and then came West Gennany (3 :59.24) 11nd Hungary (4:00.42). The Americans appeared to be in con.. tention for a bronze medal early in the race u they pulled from eighth to sixth and were highly coinpetitive with boats boldlng lhlrd through fdth . ·But b)' the time they hit the 351).meter mark, medaJ boat! appeared well deter· • In World Series of Golf ; ~ghO\it lbe w,inolJir drive a9_d ~ throu(hout the game 11 was Of. lthllre guoid.S,.ve.Kloo~~ ~a tea~: the ·-.for the ~, of . hiUlllcb ;.,iam~ .McAlister IJld IW1nll Jo~. i!Oiig with(""""°"'' tee,.,,.: r(. JTbil ·'1inY dojUg cases, the most aori"'ll 1.,,. '.AmertcaM ll!volvinl awlm· nMif. ~)r. t>iiMont; ~Ia medallat ll! the ~ fl:oeltyJe. He was banned from ftirtht', eomp0tlt1on · ...i bad his medal If Winchell were allve """' he mlgbl say: "If you have a aon in athletics, envy him. U be'• in the Olynlplc Game1, pray for him." m!l;'!··~t ff we beat West Germany we'd be ll! good shape," Weigand told the DAU.Y PILOT afterward. "We pad- dled about as good as we could. Wt didn't expect the Russians and Roma· ,Dians to a:o out like that. ' "We Md a srmotb race until the end when I made a desperate effort to get our stroke up. 1 feel we got better each race here and l just wish we had 1 fe w more races." AKRON,'6hJo (AP)--Opportunlst Gafy Player, firing a steady ooe over·""'r 71, lllrtied ll!to a twwhot leed Saturday In the Worfd s...t .. cl Goff, while lavoled Jack Nicklauo struggled lo his PQOrul row1d ·ever In tbil event_. 1 The Utlle South Afrlqn, bidding for hla • third UUe ln the serid match!ni the four . ~~~~~~~~~~~~' o.rt r ... ., Cfa••itel 4 tit% pl!>!>. had four bogeys and . setµ..i· !or thlrd place at 17.J'l-74. ' · Pl_,,er never trailed after Nicklaus lilt a pair of trape and took 1 double bogey five on the 11Yeuth~boJ..: , The Golden Bear hit bi> OWllJ!tn'tee Ibo!· into a bunar Ob the ··~ bole. He bJute\l into -trap o1.i,..., tlio green, wedged ~ wlihll! id&, ~.Iba· pin IJld mlaaed ~ putt. . Player, ':!!lfDwhlle. drov to ~ JS feet of ....... aild twu putted' for a 'par. NlcldauajpQlled-apJn with a !Iv .. (oot !>lrdle pull Oii the tcJl.}'llU lOih bolt. major tour-1 wlnnen, -n1nee cl Player the PGA cllamJJion who ...., hen- • and IS for hll comfot'IAble margin bl 11111 and 11111, selllid' the leed •lain on be-'•·• I to tha flnaJ 11 bot ....... Ibo. nut 1191e'. lfe tnoclad a ~ lhot' ... _ • · es.....,. to within a feet IDd -the pott for a · Meanwhile, wlncll pllnfl lo 21 mlles blrdlt ~"'tho •l'll'CI bale. .,.. hour ...,. the' 7,llO:ylrd Flreslooe , Nicklaus .....,. ~ lllp round in lputh COUl'le )lelped push ~kllUI IO & elcbt Sef ' .,..,_ wlil • f4 In #4-75 IJld left Jthn wiexpectedly ll! IJf(, In a n!nHoot birdie poll on the Jp ~ ~ ,-~...Jiii"-"'•-1lald llio-IM until lho O&Ndlan Open wlmter Gay Brewer, fatelul 1eventh. who qnaUlled for thll seriea becauae l'la1v ltqce)'ed u. third &ad, l'th !»lea Mk:klaul won both tbe.Mosi>l9 llld U.S. to go with lit blnllt 1111. Hlo too abol<11 Open, llritved • ""' "' -tt 1loleis and the flnllhlDg bole -neit to • three IJld -alone In -place. llmrer !lad bi bod to lbortell bis baotftt1ts. Playet ._n. too1r a nve "" mlmber 11 but be could at., Lee TleYlno. lho Brll!lb Opel) °"""' ford lho abol al that fl&P. J , I .l In lite vlctot'lou.I UCLA JocWroom Klo.steMJ1811, an es-Laguna ~ach lf!gb grtdder; actaimed, 0 l'm just:,1b0c"\Od1 I dqn't believe It!. Without ~ ,4otlbt, thli is 11)1 blggeat lllrill ill football ••• we beat ·NO. 1!" _, See Brulu Pqe B.I . taken away. · <$ .. The ~ing victory stand show by Wayne Collett and Vince Matthewa. 6. The. continual -pllinl about of· ftcla1in4 by atbleles, coaches and in aome caJJel )>y off!Clals lhemaelvts. Tho original Olympic aplrit oJ brotherhood II fading !nlo mist. .If the trend of the XXth 01,ymplad eontinuea, the Gamet may become a thing of the put. And w~l 1 tragedy that will be. Weigand says he'll lake it easy for a while alter returning home and will re- turn to paddling action next year. • Williams Nabs Olympie Long · Jump MUNICH -Randy W!Ulaml capped a lirlUJ1111 -wllh .. Olympic IOld medal for the United State& ll! the lllr>i jump Solurday cleaPte ~ his leg Wltlle lrarml111 up. Olherwlse, America'• track and field fGrtunel, . 4JitedY on a tldd, continued --ard. '!. • W!lllaolw -met on the victory stand. Ke bit bis lip and gulped a couple cl-tlnlett wllila the National -AmMID 'Wu pllyed. "Ali I CIOllld thlnlc of la that k'• good to "8 &on> the' USA," he aaid. Williama, a black, -tile lint American to llep to 1111 Pl -lland oinoo 400<neler rwmm Vinet, Mil-• am Wayne eou.u !{ft Mal-from the Gamel • lor lac!ni away from the flag on niu.... d.,,. Tile S.foot.-10, 1112-pound W 11111 m a a Unlveraity of Southern Ca!Uomta frelbman, leaped 2'1.0I> on hll first attempt. The marl wlthatood the challense ct Weat Gennany'1 Hans Ba41D1artner1 who dld 28-10 1for the silver medal, am Amie Robinaon of the U.S. • Army whoae :lg.2\>, WU iood for the hn>!!U. WiWam1 said he "popped" eomethlng tn 1hls 1._.,wllile warmlni up and It ltlll hurt after be wen. Meanwhile, America's two remalnlnf entrlel In the men'• 1,500-meter run, Do.VI Wottle cl Canton, Oblo, and Bob Wbeeler ct Duka Unlvenlly, fllled to I q1111i!Y In semifinal beata. And two of America'• three high Jupipen. Chrll Dunn..iid Ron Jourdan, !ailed to qualifY for the final In that fl\'eht. Possibly the moot •linsins defeet came ln the 1hot put, an event normally dominated by ~1..... • Wladyslaw Komar, a JZ.year-old from Polllld, won the a<!ld medal with an Olympic record eH, U f I Y OT e d American Georse Woods m111B1ed only 6HI> for his aeCond' llllver medal In suo- ce31lon, The only other final event of the day wu 1'00 by Russia's Ludmlla Bragina, 29. She won the 1,!0t).met« run In 4:01.4 for a world record. 1 I • • • 2 DAILY PILOT SW!di)<, S..tftllblf 10, Im ports ClipfJ!<l Short --A~other Athlete Gets Disqualified MUNICH -Mongolia's B1kh11v1a Btddaa was stripped of the sil ver medal In the lightwelght djvision of OlympJe Judo after belng diSqualiflfd from the Gamtt for using "dope substances." 11ie medal commission or l h e JnlemaUonal Olympic Committee a& nounttd S.hmlay night that B"ld.aa had been ordered di!qualifiel and the International Judo Federation u.id it had accepted tht: JOC commission finding. Buldaa became the sixth athlete and t ttlrd medalilt of the currtnt games to falJ llie coounwion'I dopi~ test, BWdaa, a favorite with the crowd woo the sUver medal Monday. .,, MUNICH -Jim Ryun made two a~ wil1 to get bock Into lhe nuwng for the l ,SOO-meter Olympic gold medal setur· da~ and Jort both of them . Ryun, the world record bolder, tripped ond fell during 1 qualifying heal Friday .ahd !ailed lo advance to Saturday's 1tmlfinals. He appured btfort the trlclt jury Saturday morning and waa turned down. Then he .. id he tried again, bul he lost again after having said he felt optimistic. "I'm very upset," he aak.. flf just cannot thlnt of not nmnlng," he sakl. u1•ve got an idea that I'm goin1 to be In the race . . . The feet that they have not rejected my appeal lm- m<dlately 11 promilln1. "I'll report to the tract, rudy to go, .. he sakt earUe:r. The anrwer came 100n after when but sheets weni puled out: Ryun11 name wu not on them ind he dldn't run 1n the ..mlflnall .. .,, COLUMBUS, Ga. -DeWIU Weaver dropped four strokes on the final six bolee, shot a 72, and fell into a three-way Ue at 204 with George Johnson and Frank Beard after Ihm rouncf> Saturday of the Soutbfl-n Open golf tournament. iweav«, who led the tournament the fir!t two days and boasted a three-stroke ad\rantlge going Into the third round of the 8100,00 event, was lkmder par and (ConUaued From Page Bl) BRUINS WIN. • • JOosterman and hla UCLA interior Ihle t.eafnmalel put oa a tmntndous show against the brul1lng Nebraska defense, ltff by AU-American Rich Glover. t1Glover'1 really not that physical ," aays Kloattrman, "but he has every move In the book. Ile doesn'I W••'•h you, lie Jiiif"iDjiS 'put iiiid mikit'ihe-tecllle •.. teemingly everytlme." Despite Glover, and despite All· American punt returner and flanker Johnny Rodgen and the ~·t or the Red Reaper -It WH \he Bruins' nJ&ht. They got on the scoreOO.rd early ln the 1ame when Herrel'I booted a 27-yarder wllb 4,2f1 left In the lint pen6d. Then Hannon rtunned the 'bi.tors with ai. perfect aerial to Brad Lyman, who eot behind defenalve back Joe Blahak and hauled lt In oo the 15 and raced Into the end r.one for a 46-yard touchdown play. Herren;'s PAT with 1:25 !pf:llt in the aecond period made it UMI. Bu\ Nebraska came back, lirlt: with a U-yard field goal alter Rodgers returned a punl 50 yards, then the latter ran 11 yards for a touchdown after a 42-yard pcss interference call against the Bruins. A monumental break for UCLA came In the third quarter when Humm's hum· mer went awry and Allen wu there to interCept and return 33 yards to the Nebraska 15. Five plays lat.er and it was Harmon 1· ,.;ng over his left side for a two-yard touchdown run and the BruJN were back 0.1 top. Herrera added the conver!lon·wJth 7:11 to go. The i11vaders from l.Jncoln nearly blew it again just seconds later with another fumble, but the Bruins couldn't capitJllte on Rich Gunther's rrcovery ... the.11. later Allen'• second intereeptlon. Finally, however, the Big Red got mov- ing with its jXltent offense and swept SS yards ln three play1 with Humm's 45- .rarder to Jerry Llst lying jt up eady 1n tlie fourth period. That set It up for Herrera and his last second heroics. A dejected Glover. dripping with fX ."'Spl_prtion, crediled the UCLA interior l i~ut added, •·I only wish we could play lhcm again tomorrow ." pulling away from the pack after picking up conteCUlive bltdtu ai 11 and U. However, he took a c:rlppl!ni do\lbl• bog•y at t3, bogeytd 14 and bad to l ink a IS.foot putt for a bogey on the final hole • afler dwnplnc his third ahot Into tbe waler for hJJ 72. .,, NEW YORK -Olympic medalis t Wayne Collett, barred for life from the Olympic sames for his demeenor during the "Star Spangled Banner," at Munich, anived hue Satun!ay and cblraed he wu banlahed becauae 11A~ Brunda1e ii on a ptr'IOnal vendetta." Colleu 11kl Bnmdqe, OlJICOlns lnterna· Ilona! Olympic Ccmmlttee preslclent, iJ .. on a rampage" because the Interna· tlcnal 'Olympic Commltlee defied him Jn barring Rhodesia from the games. "'lbere was a k>t of human ml!un- derstandlngt," at the ga~. Collett 11ld. '"I'bere was • lot of IJTesponsible journalism. .,. "The tblug about ~ national anthem iJ that there are a lot of things In It that are untrue," be said. "We are athlete., not palltlciaM, and paUtlca must be taken out of the Olymics." The 23-year~ld UCLA business major said the Olympic ,mateur code needs major rem.ton. Chargers Tie Jets, 20-20 In Exhibition SAN DIEGO (AP! -Bobby Howfield's ~yard field goal with 10 seconds re- maining 1ave the New York Jetl a JG.-20 tie witti the San Diego Chargen in a Na-- lional Football League exhij;lition game Saturday nlg1Jt. Backup quarterback Bob Davis moved the Jets 38 yards to the Charger1 27 In the final 1 lh minutes to set up Howfie.ld's second field goo.I of the night. The tie ended the Chargers' presea son record at 4-1·1 while the Jets closed out with a 2·2-2 mark. The game was a see-saw affair throughout the first hair with Howfiekl's 15-yard field goal tying the score at 10-10 with 1:04 lefl in the half. San Diego scored !int early in the fint period with a 14-play, 78-yard drive. Lee White got the !Core with a one-yard plunge through the middle. Quarteri>•~ Joe Namath brought the Jtts bee)[ 'quickly In the 11econd. quarter to tle the score at 7-7 with a 81-yard drive in eight plays. He pused the final nine Ymll to tight end Wayne Stewart. Minutes later a 52-yard bomb from John Hadl to Jerry Le\-1as put the Chargen on the Jets' eight. Had! fumbl- ed back to the 32. however , and the ho5ts had to settle for Dennis Partee's %7-yard field goal. Partee had a chance to break the 10-10 tie with eight seconds left In the half, but his 37-yard attempt drifted wide.· llowfleld bad lbe same opportunity midway io the Utird quarter after Davi• mOved the Jell 40 yards to the San Diego 25. '11le soccer-style ticker's try from· the :is aJao wtnt wide. KO•I IY OU.t..•TIJS N•w Yort J•tt O 10 O 10-70 54111 Dl"° r I 1 >-to SD-Wl!lrt l ,UI\ (Ptrltt -ldll HY-Sl#((t ' HU lrom Ntml!ll IH-ti.rd ~lcill So-FG PlrtM 21 HY-f'O Howtltld lJ SO-Cl1rk l run (P•rfff ~ltlt) NY-lltH 23 "'' from 01,..11 (HoWIJt ld -!t k) SO-FG PtrlM J& NY-FG Howlll ld n A-4&,702. FlrJt down\ Ru""'-••rd1 P1ulnw •••di "..,_...,, .,,,.,,, ·'·-· Pu11h Fumblolt-lotl ,._lllel-"tlrdl STATllTICI ,,. ~ :D·ltf "' " l~1U ,.,, •• .. ,, (~l'WWI " 31·115 '" " ...... ·~ ,. ... GARY VALBUENA Ex-OCC Star Sparks Vols To 34-3 Win ATLANTA -Former Fountain Va!Jey and Orange Coast College footl>&IJ star Gary Valbuena englnemcl the Tenn<S!,. Vols to a pair 9f touchdowna in the final minutes Saturday in a ~ romp over Georgia Tech in the "12 football opener. Valbuena entered the game with a litUe over three minutt1 left and prompt· Jy threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Emmon Love. Later Valbuena guided the Vols to their " final m, a one--yard run by Haskell Stanback wlth just six seconds re-- malnlng. Valbuena was a wide receiver at Foun- tain Valley, but was turnec: lnto a quarterback by OCC coach Diel: Tucker. He was accorded player-ol-th&-year hooon In the Soulb Coe.st Conlemico during bl! lr<!hman year. He lnjlll'ed a knee mldmy through the 1971 campaign and aot out· the rat ol the season . · ~ Reserve lailback BUI Rudder llCattd one touchdown and passed for onotber In a 71-second span of the third period for Tennessee. An intereeption and a fumble recovery set up the lightning quick touchdown drives that covered only 41 and 16 yards and put Tennessee ln command _ Rudder, a 220-pound junior, !tole the spotlight from Tennessee 's Condredge Holloway and Tech's Eddie McAshan who be<ame the first black quarterbackl to ' start a major college game in the Soulb. Rudder lifted Tenn~ to a 13-3 lead with 10: 16 left in the third period when he crashed over the middle, slid to the out.tide and l'ICOred on a aeven-yard run. Then, just over a minute later, Rudder headed to the right on an apparent sweep, stopped and. fired a l~yard acor- tng sµ-ike to Chip Howard, who made a leaping fingertip grab in the end '°'"'· Tennessee drove 51 yards for another touchdown later in the same period following a fumble recovery, with the score coming on Valbuena'• 20-yard pass to Love. The Vols moved the ball well durh1g !he flnt half but had to setUe for a pair of field goals of 28 and 39 yards by RJcky Townsend, a barefoot soccer style kicker. Today's TV For Olympics 10..Noon ; 3-6 p.m.; and l-t:30 p.m. (7) CL -Track and lteld (men'• hl&h jump, 1,500 'melon, 5,000 meters, marathon, 400 and 1.600 meter relays; women's dl8- cus throw, and 400 and 1,800 meter re 1 a y s), bo1ing (rinall In all events), wrestling (Greco--Roman finals ). Also to be carried tonight are the highlights of the XXth Olym· piad. MONDAY -9 a.m. (7) CL - Equestrian (Grand Prix jumping) and closing ceremonies of the XXth Olympic Games. U.S. CAGERS BEATEN • •• Contlaaed From Pap B 1 official tell s me that, I've got to believe htm." But he added, "l 've never seen anything Uke this in my lite." Sald Russian C08ch Vladimir Kon· dra~: "We deserved the victory no matter what the circumstances. The Americans have no leg to stand on with their protest. "We had them pur.iled from the .start since we used a different lineup to confuse them at the beginning or the 11ame." Iba said there "v.·as a mighty fu nn y call" on the scoring play because Kevin .Joyce and Jim Forbes, the men guarding Belov, were knocked down. ''Certainly they didn't •trip themselves," he said. The medal ceremony which had been scheduled Immediately after the gamo was delayed and newsmen were told the lntcmatJonal Association was assembling its members for a conference'. When ~ medal podium was be.Ing set up, the crowd booed. Officials thtn cleartd the basketball lull! or """'" taetcrs. R. Wlll!am Jones. secretary general or the association, said that after COlliM' second lrte throw, one referte thought he could restart the game and the clock ran for two second! wben It should hove be<n stopped. "The clock started be! ... the bill wu put into play," he said. TROJANS QUIET HOGS ... The clock was reset to three sec(lnda. "There was no misunderstanding fnd they started playing." Jones said. Conllaaed From Page B I fi rst tt.1r. Arkan!as scored flnt on a 27· yard field jtoal by Andy Bolton foll owing • fumble recovery on the OJ1'nin& klckofr. Rile tied the acore with a 26-yard field goal late in the second period. The llazorbackl moved the ball con· 1istently fjn 11\afllnf -11ioa of the second hall but the drive was atalled by, holding pcqally and ended In a mwed fl•ld 1001 attempt. From tben on, It was Rae'1 show. · RH '1 touchdown came when he beat the Arkaoau defwe to lhe comer Iller f1, ~· Four pjlyo laterj Wood picked off a Ferguson pass •nd returned it t4 yard.a lo set the stage for McN~ll '1 first touchdown. "" ,. '"'" Hf n t•lH •• " ..,, lt-31 , -10 ... " ..... "' • ,...,4 .,, ... ..., "The clock .tarts whel> the lint player looches the ball. H• managed to put the ball into the basket within the time llrnll," he said . u.n,. s11ttt CH) •••la CJIJ Ol"T O,.T ,...,...., ))o.ffA, ....... , .... Hendrtll .f 1.2 ' S.lll(dtt 2 641 I R>ontl t H I Kor1111 I t-1 .f OJtnlt 2M 6~ tWt ltlllttt ., 04 ' llrtliiitl • .... • ltfllom l W 2 Edllhka • H I fhH"i.-0 M I f'lulkM f M J Colllrlt 1 ._... f Vol,..., • H • Ot"I' 0 0-0 I Pd!~ • M t ,.wt I M 2 Owrnl t M I H'l't:e , .... ' ~·llllDI ' ... McMflln 1 M I loliDIN'f t H 4 T.tt~ \t lloll N Totlfl 1111 .. 11 lJ11J""' '''"" ................... ....... ti ---• .,.." . . . . ' . . . • . • . •• .• .. • 2J-11 'toll*' tl/t-Ulllftd SltM. lllMntJ ltvltL• MeM. 'T..., ~ttd "'* ""' ........ u. , • Huskies Get Big Scare; • Bears, Oregon Scare Foes WaahJnaton WU nearly Upeel. Wub- lntltoa State pulled wt a mild uPOel ond calUomla and Orqon put up toocb flghta before l&IJlng, u upectod, to 1 pair of Bl&4 powemou..s. Thal'• what ha~ Saturda,y In Padlic4 football actioo. Here 's just a few h.igbllchtJ: At SEATl'LE -The young Univenity or Padlic Tlgera embarulled the University of Wll!hJnlton f0< 3\0 periods, then t.11 vict1m to penalties and lost to the nlntb-renked Huskies, !H. 'ftJe 11gert led •..a at the half and wtre titd M late in the final period, *n Vol'• Willard Harrell was thrown for a 14-yard Joa. Mitchell Tnle'1 punt wu rtturned 3S yanis by Calvin Jones and , l>yanl penalty gove the Hustles the ball on the Tiger ti. .., a n .. yard ptldioul aroa111 u.e left a!do wilh 1:11 J"!NlniOll. .&I IOllU>l!ll, 0oto. -~ --FA lllocn rtbned I thltcl-petlod lntmlq>lloo It )'arciJ for a toucbdown and Prod Lima bootod i... I~ lltld piJ u notionally ranked Colorado beld off a stubborn Ca!UornJa team, SO.ID. The Colorado c1e1 .... , sullty ol aloPi>f · tack!Jni u-.,bout the -came up with I bi& play wbea lt.bod to, Including Shoen'• runback lbat rave the Bulfaloo • 17-3 lead. Then, IJte In the final period, the Bull! held twice when Cal had fnut1b down and le11 than a yard to ro. Cal aopbomore quarttrbecl< Steve 11ort1tOW1kl, m11tn1 bl! pJaya ftlf and ocramblni ,<lfectlvely, brooghl th. Four plays later, fullbect Pete Tag· gare.s plunged over for the score. HeavlJy .. favored Washington lost the ball on Us flrlt series cl. the game when Chuck Knutzen intercepted. a Greg Co!UJUI pass. Sox 21i:2 Games Out Mart Pub k.icked a 29-yard field goal !Or the first Pacific acore. and added I ~S-yarder before the half ended. May's Hit Gives Chicago At LAWRENCE, Kao. -Washill8ton Sta~ pounced on a fumble pitcbout with less than four minutes remaining, con- verted the Kansas mishap into a touchdown and two-point converiioa end edged the Jayhawkl 1&-17. . 3-2 Victory Over Halos 1be late-game turnabout nullified a record·smashing performance by David Jaynes, who posed ror two t.oucbdowns and broke K~ school records by com- pleting 24 or 45 puses for S80 yards. 1.-flke Carter recovered. a bobbled. pitchout by the Jayt.wkl' Delvin Williams at the KU 11 wlth 3:C left. Washiz¢in Slate, which loot Sl-0 hert last year In its aeaaon opener, scored in five playo piW1 an oll!icles penalty against Kansas. steve HamJlton ICOred . CHIC'fGO (AP) -Carlos ,'May trig: Prod a -run aecond inning with • hit and droVe -~~with another On rv ·rolf•11 Cha11nel IS tit 11:1!) alngle ln th< elPth Sljmday, leading tbe <Jl.i.cago WbJte Sol" to a 3-2 victory over the California AlltfelJ. , 1be White b, who are oow 2" Osteen's Three-hitwr Silences Atlnnta, 4-0 LOS ANGELES (AP) -Steve Gervey singled lmle two talli,. u Leo Angeles scored three unearned . nmo In the lint Inning one! Claude Osteen made them stand up with a u.r.Hlitter Saturday night In the Dodaen' l-0 victory over llouslon. Garvey aiJo added an ~ run with his ninth homer to the elgblb inning as tbe Dodgers dropped the AJtroo 71> ! .... " ellt. 11 Sept. 11 1:55 ''"-l'lj •··· .... ,,,. games behind Idle Cincinnati In the N•· tional Le.ague West. The shutout was Osteen'• fourth this se&!On and tht Dodien' 19Ur-tops in the National Le.ague. Osteen also collab- orated with reliever Jim Brewer fot shut~ out. Leo Anr<Ios clJd all Its scoring In tbe fint ~ ··--,Jury Reus!, 9-!Z. Wllb ooe out, Manny Mota llngled and IQ!lt _ _.i on a btJk, Willie Davi! followed with a linll•, sending Mota to tblrd. . Wes Parter then sent a dribbler In frorit ol the plate. Rell!3 fielded the ball and thn!w to lbe plate, but catcher Larry Howard bobbled It for an error and Mota scored. Frank Robinson struck out, before Davi! and Parter pulled a double steal. Garvey scored them with a line drive aingle to center . Pitching the !tCOlld 1ame of the thr ... game series today will be 1>4ve Roberti, 11·7, for Houston, and Don SUtton, 15-9, for Leo Angele1. The AsU<e loaded the bases agalnol Osteen Saturday night when 11o1> Wrtaon snd Doug Rader slngled w!Ct one Out one! after Tommy HelmJ grounded oot, ad- vancing the runners, Howard drew a walk. But Osteen atruck out Reuaa. Alt .. Los Angeles ocored Ihm nms In the lint Inning, the Dodgen clidn~ get another runner .aboard until the fourth when Robinson led oU wllb a Jingle. But he wu erased when Gar.,.ey bit lhto a double play. HOUSTON LOS .t.HelLas H rllfll Mef!ttr •t 3 I t I Clri*wlh: Jr. Wfmrf 4111#oll1K c..._ cf t I t I WO.vii cf L.Mlr lit ' I 0 I Wl'1rtttr 111 We._ tf I t 1 o l'Aolll,_ rl °""'"' tb ' • t • °',.,..., • HttMa a J I I t Wiii• ,_. ·-· , .... ~, .. ....... lfdC 21•tY ...... c Yortc p I I t I O.tMn II JAloullfl 1001 JJll'fll 0011 • rflM • I I 0 • I I I J ' 2 I J I I t J • 1 • ' 1 , 2 I I ' • , ' .. 4 O I I ' .. ' T.ill 27 1JOT .... Jl 4t1 Houston I 0 I D I I I I t-0 Lt1 "11MI" Sit DOD 0111-' E-l'low•rd. Dl'-Houl10ll 1, Lff Ant•I•• J. LO• -Hou•lon t, Liii A."9•111 7. HA--Gt...,IY ft). SI -W. D1¥11. W. 1'1/11...-. ll'Mll•JIJltSO AwuL,t-12 l~ilOJ 4 yon; 1~2001• J.RIY 11111 1 011"'1 w. 16-11 ' 9 • • • • Wl'-Yflil. 1t1lk-Jl•utl. T-J:OL .t..-17,1». Baseball St.andings NATIONAL LEAGUE Eut Dlfllloo Plu.hUllh Chicago New York St. Louis Mon tr.al Phlladelphla W L Pel. GB 86 47 .!17 74 11 .541 13 tl8 64 .us 17\0 64 n .471 25 81 72 .159 25 49 15 ·* 371> West DIY!aloa Cincinnati 82 S2 .812 Houston 75 59 .li80 7 Dodien 72 62 .63'7 10 Atlanta 63 '12 .167 11\0 SanFrancl>co 59 78 .437 251> S.n Diego 50 62 .37' 31 " L Pel. GB Booton 71 eo .511 Detroit '12 12 .63'7 I> Baltimore 72 8S .513 I New York 71 64 .5211 I Cleveland 112 71 .468 10 Milwaukee 54 81 .400 11 Weit Dlvllloo Oakland ?II 55 Chicago 76 58 -67 15 Kanoas Clly 85 !'I AnJ•l• 12 n Tws 51 8S ............ ....,. CltWllM.l....._f,lt...._. "''""'" Mt MllW9Ull... ,. M""""'9 I. ClflUI C"1 I, ti flllllflp T-ltO.ltnft ,,...y_,. a.~· CMc:lilo ........... t ·-- .588 .56'1 211' .5111 10\0 .492 12\\ .411 Ill> .181 27\0 Now YWk fSfttt!MitN lt-1!1 tt Dltntt C~ 1::-~::si£.I .. " 'l.Z.."'\JM:' ~ ''=:'11~' .~l'fl1 'it -, .. 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With ho<> out, Vada Pln>on alngled. llol> OUvu then do\lbfod oU ·the left field w.,U but Pimon was out at the plate on • throw from May to LooiJ Alvarado to catcher Ed Herrmann. Ken McMulleo singled In the seCOl>I but wu wiped up in a cloubfe play. McMullen then ope'1ed the fourth with . a single. Leroy Stanton struck. wt but Leo Cardenu followed wilb ' sln&la only to have Jeff Torborg bit Into an lnning.t:n- dlng double play. With i... out In the elsJitl> ~ and Oliver both aJnclod but Terry Forster fanoed McCullin to get tbe Sox Out ot trouble. California's final cha"'"' came In tho ninth when Stanton led off with a aJnc1e and was sacrlllctd to aeoond but Forester, the JO.year-old Chicago rtlle.f ace, got Jack Hiatt to Oy out and then fanned pinch batter Winston Llenu to end the game. 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For Dolinry LAHDCRUISIRS MARK II WAGONS CILICAS VOLVO "Dean Lewis" W1 r..,. ~Valves In Or1119! County than .any othttr clHlershlp. ~81\'IHGI: II~ MO. . I ... ' ( . . DAILY PILOT ltd f'tlo .. QUARTERBACK ALVIN WHITE SPARKLES FOR ORANGE COAST. Gam~ Time Changed : No Trouble for Arabs ·At-Coachella Valley Higl1 Considering how quickly the general public end individual pressure groups rl5e to the occasion whenever the 1llgbtesl affront «>me to light it seems ralller incredible that the coachella Valley IDgh Arabs oontinue W1daunted in Jlght ef the recent trouble with' Arab ter· rorllts 1t the Olympic Games. A check with principal Joseph E. Rile reveals that at no time has anyone com- plained of the school's nickname. ''There's never been any pressure here at all," says Rile. "Perhaps it's because our nickname is tied in with the area's date festiy_al theme -that of Arabian Nights. • "And of course one of our rivals here is tl'e ln~o Rajahs. But. DO, there's never ROGER CARI.SON --------- been any problem In Iha! area for us and we don't contemplate any changes. "We've had the nickname for many years (the school is 62 years old). Although I must admit some people might wonder what's going on when they 1ee some oroU:r banners or stickers on cars saying, 'CV Arabs'." * * * Ont: DAILY PILOT reader expressed Ills lndip•llH through the Gloomy G .. oollllDll of the American awlmm"en for ...... , Ille -U.S. IWlm 11111 ...... Today's Sports On Television 10 a.m. (2) CL ..., RAMS FOpT· BAIL -'l'iie I/Rb 1'tl)lfisco 49en vs. the Rams man.exhibition game taped Friday night •t the Coliuum. 11:15 a.m.. "'lu A>N GELS BASEBALL 1 -'·..:~ California Angels meet , the 'tWltite Sox at Chicago. 12:30 p.m. (2) CL -U.S. OPEN TENNIS -America's most pre!tl&ious tennis event. Final round men's action in lhe U.S. open championships i.t teleca!I from FottSI Bills, N.Y. It's the rll!I joint ccmpet!Uon betWetll players from tlie !nlematlonal Lawn Tennis Federation and proo lrom Worll! \Ownpion'!"P Tennis. \ . 2 p.m. (4) CL . -GOLF TOUllN'AMD!T :.... Final round ac- tion in . tljl World Series of Golf ' f'8turing ·!.i~!Ws and' U.S. Open " cha}'npl\H( Jack Mcklaus, playing 1 partner Lee Trevino who won the JlMtilh Open, PGA titllot . Oary Player and (lay llrewllr, w\\lqer of the Canadian Open. Live from the Firestone Country Club In Akron, Ohio. Ing stan and stripes, accusing them o( dUgracing our nation. What next? Garden Grove High and Long Beach city preps are apparently cllanging with the limes by starting their football games at 7:30 p.m. as does junior college football in the Southland. That proposal was brought up at a SWlset League meeting last year, but was turned down. The change to 7:30 nocturnal struggles is surprising in the case cf the Garden Grove schools. since the closed city league js somewhat backward in many athletic policies. , Football practice in Garden Grove is limited. from 2:45 to 5 daily with no sixth period gym classes. And coaches in tbat circuit are skeptical o'f seeing the seven· team league become an eight or six-team loop in the near future. Alletbtr H·vanlty coach at Monrovia Rlgb hu moved loto Orange Coast area circles. The newest to join Is Dick Rob- bh:ts, formerly tbe Wildcats football coach. He'• guiding tbe freshman team at Mission Viejo High. Ex-basketball coach Tony SHllson left Monrovia for duty at Dana ·Hllls High and prior te that Bill Hatch left bl• basketball job at Monrovia to take over as a lightweight coach in basketball a& Newport. The latter eventuall '' Cilacbed the SaUor's varsity before "retiring for ad· ministrative work. The Harbo r Area Boys Club's 15th baseball season is in the books. Nearly 4.,000 boys per year participate in the program, geared towards playing without the pressure of win or else. Edison High football coach and' former Wl'HCling coach Vlnce Asaro comes up with aome interesting c o m m e • t rtpnlblg relative slu for prep football players. 'jl don't think there's much difference fn phyaical , 1trtngtb between a 171o pouader and a heavyweight In wrestling. Tbere'1 alway1 the exception, of coune, bat the average 173-poandtr can bold bl!l own 1od ,more. And he's a lot fasteJ:. It hold1 true In fi>otbaD , too," says Asaro. Rumors are that the CathoHc Athletic As.wciatioo is rerommending to the CJF that sl Anthony High be dropped from the Angelus League and reassigned to the Del Rey League for the school year of 1973-74. Taking St. Anthony's pla_ce would be St. John Bosco. And It's not too inconceivable to see the Angelus l.eague become an eight·tea m setup with the addition of St. Francis and St. John Bosco. Irr that case It would appear St. Anthony would stay in the Abgelus League ... No actkm bu been take1 regardlng the transfer •f bast~iball 1 star Mike Bury fr1111) l'(cweort ltar!Jot lllgb \o Co•ta A-teaa pt:ftd~g Joru;sal pnof of cbonge hi auanflanlblp. Dallas Triumphs DALLAS -llalla. ~rblck Charlie S p.m. (2) CL -PRO FOOT· Waters rambled IL r,ardl: for -a BAU. -The r,llnn<sota Vikings • tOdchdown "'11h an lnlerC.pted pus 1n I ' S1o1nda,, StpltmDu 10, 1972 OCC's 'Defense Stand·s Out • ,By DENNIS CAMPBELL .... ~ ..... , .... A banj.noaed dffonte Wll the high point of a day of scrimmages for Orange C;asl College's football team as the Pirates-took on Mira Coista in the morn- ing and San Diego City in the evening Saturday. The Pirates won both controlled scrim~ mages, outscoring Mira Costa two touchdowns to· none and edgin& San Diego, 2-1. In both game1 the defense stood oul, ,particularly against the run. Orange Coast held Mira Costa lo a net of 1 yards on the ground and embarrassed • San Diego offense that came up with a net of minus 12 yards rushing. Pir3tes coach Dick Tucker shrugged of! tbe ......., aplnll • '""" Mira Costa team but WU plea.we! with the tf · fort against San Otego, pertnnla! pOshover ol the South Coa!I Conference and now 1 member of the Mission circuit. "We feel that this Sa.11 Diego team is rnucb stronger than lhoRe ln the past and so do they1" Tucker aatd. "'It's dl!llcu1t to evaluate a scrimmage, but I was pleased , particularly wilh our defense. 1 thought our ends, GlYPn Van de Walker and Mlke Balch, looked good and I was pleased with Eldon Kidd al defensive tackle. "And of course Pat Sweetland (middle guard) was his usual self." Offensively, Tucker praised freshma n quarterback Reed Johnson (who had his second pa!!.1 of the San Diego scrimmage ln!tr<tt*d lor • tooclldown) and haJ'll. runnlng lreshman IUllbact John Dixon o! Estancia, who 1COred against San Diego. Tucker wa1 allO pleA!&J°Wlth offensive guard Tim Bandel and defensive back Terry Kipper. Added Tucker: "I'd say we've made a lot of progress In two weeks, but we have w much jnexperience il's hard to say how good we'll be." Running back Rick Powers had touchdown! in both scrimmages, while Dixon scored against San Diego and ti ght and BUI Kristinat caught a touchdown pass againBt Mira Cosla. Quarterback Alvin White, All·Scuth Coast Conference last year and one o( the reasons the Pirates are ro-(avor1tes with Fullerton to win I.he title this year, played well in ·both scrimmages. Ac•lnst San Diep, Wlllto completed five of 11 for 32 fards and agalnst Mira Costa he clicked on seven of nine for Joi yards, often Wlder a hard rush. Johnson completed three of life against San Diego for 30 yards wni' taJIOOck Sleve Mohulski rnn for 41 yardi on five carries. Overall. the Pirates outgained !\'lira Costa 226 yards to 47 rushing and 138 lo 70 passing and outdistanced San Diego 179 yards to minus 12 rushing and 74 ynrds to 62 passing. Tucker, though, doesn't !eel the perfom1ance rates the favorites role in the Sou th Coast Conference: "'I never did belil'VC that." he said. "\Ve were favored because we're defending champions and because we have our quartl'rback retum· 1ng." Three ·vying For Top Spot With Barons Prep Football Outlook Aldrich Returns EagleBackfieldLoaded, With Medals Offensive Line Green ···So Does Wife Fountain Valley High School football coach Bruce Pickford guarantees that his team wru score this season. How much depends on the development of a trio of quarterbacks. "'We have a question mark lit quarterback," Pickford admits, "but we bave good kids there.'' The No. I prospect at this time is senior lettermen Bill Hatfield, a 5-8, 155- pounder who is questionable because of a mid-season knee injury last year. Behind Hatfield are a pair of juniors, Bob Patison and Dan Troup. Patison· ha9 the arm "but be has to develop his ~-peed and agility," Pickford says. The Barons appear to have depth in the backfield. Mike Mal~lm (165) and juniors Ben Dodson and Rick Tessier will ~ at the halfbacks while 200-i><>und Les Becher gets the call at fullback with 175- pound Bob Maisey backing him up. "None of our backs Could be called top- ranked sprinters, but they all have enough speed to play," says Pickford. Junior scatback Bill Ogden is recovering from a kidney injury and could heJp the team. The line has good size, although not as quick as in the past. The best prospect is &3, 230-pound junior tackle Dan Maltby, .who needs work on Ji.is speed but is a "fine college prcspect," according to Pickford. Dale Peterson (200) and Mike Scott (185) wm fight for the other tackJe spot, with Ron Stone (180), 'junior Scott Nai)p (200) and Brian Haymes (t95) at gui\J'd. Mike GoodMn (195), up from the Jdnior varsity team, has• shown prolnise at center while Doug Wolford (180) and Glenn Fredericks (155) will provide depth. Estancia has a super combination in ~ the backfield, but a small, inexperienced offensive line as the Eagles prepare for . the 1971 football season with daily two-a- day contact drills. Coach Phil Brown's Eagles. locked out of CIF playoff competition in '71 after their sparkling '70 season. will be trying to regain lost prestige behind the running of All-Irvine League back Dan Princeotto and Servite quarterback transfer Mike Magner. · Princeotto, who hasn't grown much ! 5- 6, 150) since be was a third ~tring unknown at the outset of the '71 season, is-counted on foi; the major share ot the running game by Brown. Magner, meanwhile, is a, 6-2, 175-pound senior who can hµrt the opposition wilh hls nmning, too. And added to that combo is fullback Scott Gayner, a retuming starter who performed at light end for Estancia in '71. Gayner is S-1, 180. Backup personnel in those areas in- cluded Roy Butteling (~. HQ Jr.) at tailback, Doug Kirby (>IO, 160 jr.) at fullback, and Steve Mort¥ (S.9, 16S ir.) at quarterback. Dave Parse! (5-9, 155) appears to have the tl:lnker position nailed down and al!'o figures to bolster the tailback slot when neede4,. Jn the receiving corps Brown Is bank· Jng on split end Joe Barnett (S-9, 160 st.) and second stringer Steve Adams (ft-11, 151! i!Opb.), iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii At tight end, where 1he Eagles count on a good deal of cffensive blocking in their tough slot·I formation , it'll be sophomore Dave Gibbs (6-0. 170). Fullback Kirby 1s also expected to see plen ty of action at tight end. Center Vince Klees (6-3, 210 sr.) Is !ht> biggest player on the Eagles' squad :ind he's a solid All-league canaidate. However, Klees is the onl y returning starter. or letterman for that matter, available among the down linemen. After that it's basically a search among small. junior varsit.v lettermen that must come up ,.;i!h !he offcn~i\'C capability of producing holes for Prin. ceotto and th' rest of the F.ag les runners. Tackle candidates include Bill 1-lubner (5-11, 165 sr.)1 Dave Read (5-11. 175 ~r .) and Shawn McKim (5--11. 175 sr.). Top guards in camp include l\1ark Montgomery (5-10, 165 sr.) and Jerry Jacobson (S.7, 150 sr.l. Backing up Klees at center is Brad Green, a 5-10, 160-pound sophomore. "We're so light It's unreal ," snys Brown, "but when we compare the size of this team with out '"970 unit f\\•hich racked up a 10-2 rtC<Jrd) we're kind or optimistic if Jack of size means anything." "We're quick and hungry. But we'll h.•ve to wait and see just how hµngry ,'" sums up Brown. , His team scrimmages 1971 CI F AAA champion Kennedy Sept. 16 at Newport Harbor (4:30 p.m.). l.iC Irvine chancellor Dnnlel Aldrich returned home this y,•eek after competing in thr~e European seniors meets witb. considerable success. But il \vas Aldrich's 1\•ife Jean who ca1ne b<1ck \\'ith the top story of the com· p<'lilion. ~1rs. Aldrich, a jogger for physical fit ness while at home , had accompanied the C'hant•ellor to Europe to watch him <'Ompcte in the shot put , discus. javelin and hatn1ner throw. \Vhen the American team arrived ln Stockholm, Sweden, it was learned that a women's 1.500-meter run had been added ,to the program and after conslderabl& persuasion,. Mrs. Aldrich accepted an Ur \'itation to~ participute. She not onlj won the race hut finishCd 30 ya rds in front of her nearest com· pctitor to bring back the gold medal in 1hal event from the Stockholm Opeu, track and field meet. The entourage visited England first where Aldrich won a gold in tbe discus. silver medals. in the shot put and javel,in and fin ished fourth in the hammer throw. This was the first international vetera1.11 meet and .included Canada, Austra~ •. Eng land, lreland" Scotland, Israel and the U.S. Next stop was llelsinki, Finland £or the Old Boys Games in the Olympic Stad.iull\ Aldrich. finished second in_ the disc:µf and shot put and third In the jave1in. • At Stockholm, Aldrich was .second in the shot put and ran a leg on the' 4 :r rtJo relay team that finished aecond to another U$. qua.r.tel. • l' The Aldrich.1 also went to NOrway bUt action was limited to tntck events ln th1a meet and they did not compete._.,, 1972 LINCOLN-MERCURY -Year-End • 0 SALE! ' EVERY CAR IN STOCK MUST BE SOLD! BARGAIN BUYS , ON EVERYONE! • LINCOLN ·CONTINENTAL •MERCURY •COMET •CAPRI • MONTEGO •PANTERA OUR ONLY FULL LINE SALE OF THE YEAR! llom• Of The New Cor ••• ..,..,... roucli" son Home Of The New Car ••• ''Golllea T011do" • ' . l· ·and the Dolphins ,...,p up their U • the third quarter Saturday nig~l to br'8k lllblU111ndlOllulel-1t Miaini;-tho;:--Q1H1-fitlt-gool contftt--.nl~---·--,,,.,;~ Cowboy• • IS.IO National Football • 4 p.m. ($) CL -COLLEGE League exhibition victory over tho rooTllAIL 1• -..TM J'lebraska Ookland llaldet1 Oorobal~ "" tht UCLA Brulnt, I . Allltrian ..... ;...cy1e kldtitlJ apeclali<I 111*1 Saturday night 81 lhl Lao Toni'Frtloch kicked field goals of U. 14. Mtpiel lllet!\Ot'tal CoUseum. and 11 Yard3 .. the Cowboys ended thelt preseoson lchedulo wilh a 6-1 record. I i 29211 HARBOR Bl.VO. COSl'A MESA • ll4IMil30 , , I • ,, Start Your Engines! Sund'1, St11ttmbcr 10, 1972 WITH DEKE HOULGATE Dear Tom Seaver: Thank you very much. (Sianed) Brett Lunger. If Lunger hasn't written thal note yet, be means to do It \'Cry soon. The ~1ets pitcher, whom the race driver ha1 never rnet. changed Lunger's whole approach to hi s !!)Ort. and the re- sult has been spectacular. ''I was on a transatlantic flight,'' Lunger ezplalned, "and lhe stewardess came by with the magazine. Sports Illustrated \1 HS the only thing she had left, and for lack of anything el.le to do I took It ." Later, when he landed in England, be bought a copy, which he takes wtth him everywhere. "l started thinking about my own approach." Lunger said. "I had won the pole and led races. but things were always going "rong. I stopped to think about what I might be doing wrong. "l realized I was getting oU the deep end by trying to win races from the first pracUce session. I made up my mind that a conservative approach was better than getting all white knuckled." Lunger wa s on the plane commuting between hls two racing programs, the L&M COntinental In North America and formula 2 in Europe. In his next race, at Mantour Park, Sweden, Lunger finished fourth, his best performance in that league. The next lime he raced Jn America he won at Road Atlanta. What did he do differently? . •·1 went back to basics," Lunger said, "I went back to work~ Ing out to get in bclter physical shape. I went to practice with lhc idea of getting everything working, not trying to set speed records. " ( had stopped running by telling myself r was too busy ~ cause of all that travel, but J realized that was an excuse." Lunger is known to scme drivers as a walking dis.aster, riot on the race track, but the rest of the time. So eager to "get back f.o basics." he was jojl,i::ing at Road Atlanta betore that race \\1hen he twisted his ankle and practically became a wheelchair case. But that didn't stop him. Lunger drove to victory on a sprained ankle. "To do something well is ,a great feeling. but to come oot of a slump and win is magnificent," I.AJnger said. "I feel so good alJ9ut it because I did it by working it out in my own mind." Lun11er Controvf!t"slal Winnf!t" Langer w11 1 controvertlal winner 1t Road Atlanta, Incl· dentally. Like Joe Leonard at Pocono, Lunger wasn't unounced a1 the winner at the end of the race. . _ The reason was lhat under the Contlnental't twHeat format It 1J pos1lble for two driver• to tlf:' ln polnt1 wllb dupllcate ene- two finishes. Tbe flnt winner wa1 Brian Redman. After a pr.., lrst aver tbe relollve placement of Redman and LanJter wben lhe race wa1 stopped because of raln, Lunger was declared the winner. The flr1t beat, In which Lunger was pnctlclng ~1 new philosophy by 0 keeplng everythlng in control" and "squeezing out the aeconch whenever I needed them," be 1pu while trylnc to catch Redman and flntabed 19 second11 behind. The second beat w11 a comedy, 11)'1 Lunger. "I tried a Texas start. J hun1 bact and Redman slowed down. I slowed more, and we almost ltalltd. 1 revved tlle en· ~ne and held tbe brakes 01, and tld1 bloke on the bridge started waving die na1. We were to ba«igtd don, Skip Barber almost got by." La.ager won the 1ecoad beat, and the overall winner was de- t:lared on tbe basil of Lunger'• bavtnr traveled tlte lotll di. laace In the least Umt. Top Move by V .S. Auto Club Most of what sanction bodies do might as well be conducted In a closet wllh the lights out, but what the U.S. Auto Club is doing about safely Js where it should be,. out in the open. For weeks now, proposed rule chanegs have been debated, criticized and mulled ovt1r with the idea that the more comment about them, the better the final product will be. Jt 's the most refreshing, sensible move that usually hidebound group as done in _years. Imagine -allowing the drivers. car owners, mechanics, even fans in the stands to contribute their thinking. Jf this concept c:atches on, we vole to tum the Vietnam problem over to USAC. The USAC rules comm.Ht~, after listening to all the harangue :iver proposed rules, even publiahed its recommendat ions, which will be presen ted to the board of directors next week in Indian· 1polis for approval. The recommendations are largely technical and ar little pub- lic interest. but the major thanges would affect championship cars as follows: l) Liberalize engine sizes for all engines ez:cept the ones ln general use. namely the turbo-charged engines. Larger would be lhe stock block, rocker arm, overhead cam, Wankel and turbine power plants. The idea is to encourage more variety in cham- pionship racing engines, which are almost exclusively turbo- eharged. 2) Aerodynamic rear wings would be reduced in area by About one.eighth to reduce downforce pressures on suspension• end tires, reduce air turbulence, increase visibility for the driv· l'rs and help engines last lon~er. :I) Pit stops would be made safer by relocating fuel intakes on lhe pit wall side of the cars and by requiring all pit crew- men to wear fire-resi~tant clothing. Rero111111e11datlo11s to Be Aeeepled It 11 likely that all the reco mmendations will bt accepted. and there ~·ill be JiUle criticism later, because the safety ls1ae bas alrtady been given such a ljiorough airing. Ted llalibra.nd, a sis:·year veteran of the USAC board and chairman o( Us safety committee, 1pent mucb Gf the week con-- lactlng car o"·nert ~ mecllanlcs to continue the dl1c:u11I011 t. lhe Ontario ~1olor Speedway garages. liWe fttl lhat the wing should be cut down but not elimi- nated." Halibrand said. "The wing has given u1 more 1peed, but tod1y we Uve wllb speed. We have tried to analyze the prob- lem, and we tiave concluded tbat the .Wini ha1 bee•• 1afety fRctor even thoui:ib It bas made the em falter. "There have been fewtr 1pln1 than ever before In oar hl1• 1tory. and that Indicate• to 111 that the "WIDll llave made tbe <'ari; more slable. But we want to decnase the tremendoa1 load on rh:.111is nrut tires and make the en(lnet Jive. 81fll(QiUJQtAlf YOVKllOlll Defending U.S. Surf MV Hosts Top Cyele Champs Eliminated Standouts Anoverflow<JOl!dls ... By HOWAllJ> L. HANDY ln(foo Belch, the,,,.,.,, dlvf. tf:=JTJl?;l-~l"!r.:.\:.~'· peeled to 1ttend the !Im - • .. IMlftl ,11 .. ,,.,. lion Ut1e wloDer Jut year, 11 ....... null Tour ~ M1lllOa. Vle)) It'• been a tough year for will beg1n defeale ol bli crown I' 't. ......i. -• e In t. r aaUQlllJ Jnvll.tllollll dtfendln& champ-in the in a aemlfinal bell thlJ morn-1~""" """ 'G.\, • Crfl<rlwn bicycle nee IOdq ~IM~=pr scu: ~~· Qlrroll, lho cmtro--~a'~k~ at=~·. pre1lmlnary conclude today in the blue, versial, Iortr-tbne aurfer wbo . 111N01U ,.....,.. event wher11 M11skm Viejo oft·tlmt1 placld ,.11en of tbe moved his residence frolll •~"II -'I~ t raid<nls "lllill compete lo PacJflc Ocean oU tbe H1D1tiog· Hunlin&lm Beach to C.plstr> 1:1.:. y,~~\•0oo ;:;-i~'"· detennlne tbe laslal ltHpted too J1eacb pier. no tlWi year, will be ...tblg ~l·.'l. ~. '"'lu'it'I.'. ';, :,:: bike in the community, will In Saturdars compeUtion, to re:aaln the all-round IW'fer w,z... get under way at J :30 'J>'m. aw. ·~-lie ls -1----'.t!w:»/· 1!4 ~ tf o). 2• ... M'··•on '"·jo -•-·· de!endlng boys tiUe bolder ~y. -~ -1 ,..... Ii: .-;i:"r.' : ~ -• ~ •..-.--• Gary wursi.r of Fountain Val· ed to the semis In the men's ='~ ' ""• 1• 9"' said special 1r<e park!ni Iola iey lolled to advance beyond competillon and ..,.. at 7:15. ":.Tl'i!:-J· JA!.l!!"!m <P•J· • have been pcepared for those the quarterfinals and was lie 15 a five-lime aiJ.round fl:'~ tf. l ~1:'1tl:l'.;.!\. "' attendlni the race, and obuttle eliminated. champion, unseated by Sacbl ~~~ ';;.~-;,~:~ OOsaes will be operatJna on llal SacbJ, wmner of the la.st year. ilf'l'.,, .:.'"=" 1.1"..1.°'l" •lWiO Margutrfte Parkway ~ ope<> coveted n..i... v ... anamo~-1'1• tator areas·. • .................. -V\l&C' A&l.I ""' ••TU1tDAY 1;11ULTS ~a -.1.t= .,. ... J.~I· '· II -----··•~ ••·t ••· perpetual trophy as the all· Matr.,. ,WM1t111Mlbl NJJ,tiJlldliilMJ,'s.r:' -r..nc:r. e R\:Qlluuu~ ""' vc round surfer a year -.go, like-,l.,~t,.:f. £' alrv ~ <lJ.~WM ~-" La Paz ex.It of the Sin Diego wise fell Victim of poor curls .,.."' u -1. 11:ic.-·~~ cow ~ tNJJ; P~~l: FuewQ be used. Siana will in a senklrs Rmifinal beat ,..,...,, t. Jlflll G•"-Ot•>· 1tct1.t" {Nfi:'."i olUn CWIM direct traffic to park1ng ..... competition and was e1imin-•{•!i 'r-el-.!'11C~£;·DI:.,:: f:;f,:! 11,,;J; 1",:.~d '~ located near the tnterlec:tion ated. 1"/Jen~A~.c= w:.~·(HIJ. ~4tP'h. a.rnM (F~·'· .. La Paz Road and Margutri.te Sachs finished third overall ••mlflillltt · 11,y"P!l! :'tTiM t. t:f: ~ ... !f. .. ·f· Parkway. However. the three In the senlora and seoond in ~ EJ.f.~V~i.i~·~~vtmatttE?J:a\1:1l'. i: ... :st,~"lJ~ · i "t~r~t..; other Mission Viejo exits •• Newport's Riggs the tandem to win the award c~' ,f;1·7 5· ::c51·1~~l: '-' OUAlTlltMAIN Oso, Crown ·Valley and· Av111 a year ago. ,, IFI•.. ,.1~1:r_...,',~,. ;i~ °1-?,.,J•\M., • <~~ .. :: Parkways may also be usecl .. He wm ~ail to pick~ points •OYS '°"*"!f'.:IMl•I N'l' II --DWlt N. ~ set.;; be nee traffic. in the seruors this time .around tF'eT',. 2/,.kbt.'i1111 ~111. N--.n kNa•IOA•IU!!, '"""'' Foldi11g chairs and sun bal!I making it virtually impossible R!.:i""t~;..cr!.:1,~ WM (DPI. i. ~~'T~ ·~· ,rr;,-;s,Tfr!.• !H:U:. ere recommended, but there to repeat as all-round surfer 9,~1H.m.o1 · .~pw-11"1•.l. 2. w~=-t 1to, :~1N1f:"'°" s. will be plenty of soft drlnkt, bot where points must be scored H•e.:;i1et1'2o"iii'!· Krv~ ·11...., (NII, :r. ic"""'' d-j· IH•w•lll· dogs and lee cream available . I t e c l. c ... " '"' .1 · -c .... ,11.1. . r f esh •••••• ln at elSt WO events. S•rl~t :M r-1. llklf .. Mr !Hal, :r. rst:-r.12T tl..orll ktl.I. L DuhlM rom re r ment ~man. Joyce Hof!man Lancor, s1M1F1~ ned by the Saddleback Valley women's title winner a year w~'"'W!. 510,.J. t N-"*' 'fJri~f. ~ Lions Club. Proceeds will go Heads Net Event First round action In the 43rd annual Pacific Southwest Senion lemlil cblmpiOMhlpr at the Newport Beach Tennia Club will get under way Mon- day with more than 300 players perlicipeting. Headlining the star-studded field will be Bobby Rigas of Park Ne~ who anne.ed the United staiea Senlor Grass Court Championship for the second time lil!t weekend. Riggs defeated To rs t e n Johansson of Sweden in the final! at the Philadelphia Cricket Club. In 1939 he won t h e Wimbledon triple c row n (1ingle1, doubles and mited doubles) tn bis lint year of competillon at the London event. lie has also been U.S. naUooal champion In tbe pest but bu been moved up tn tile Pacific Soutbw..t braclleliag lo compete in the 4»nd-Oider cl us. Pro, College Football Scores P•os jl.lt11\11 u:, Clnc:lnn1U 14 Grffl\ 81y 20, K1nuJ City 0 W11llh1glctn 10, Pllllbufllh 10 f!lf l St. Lovl• n. Cl'tlctllO 14 Dlllll• 16, O.kltnd 10 Sir'! Oll90 20, N-Yort:: J1ls 20 lilt) COt.L•Gt! Wl!IT UCLA 20.. NlbrtWI 17 ArlWM 17, Color.00 5t•ft I Wtllllnsllll'I lJ, Ptdflc 6 N..., .... 111.,.,.) Jr, lln 'r•llClln II. ' CoMlraN •• Ctllfllnlll I• WrMtll'lll •• ld•llo ,, ... UflfWnltt' ,. "'" 5t.,. .. "" 1Mllk4 ., ... ,, lln J .. llett SJ, llftfl Cl•r• • N°"" D•kotl ll1tt 14. Noritllrft Art1lll'lol 7 ,,._ flltl 2'-IKrtlMll'fo 7 MIDWllT WHltrn Mlclllllft 2t. Clf ''''-flint It.Chi 211 tC•llllll lltft 21, T1,1h1 1) SOlllh D1kel1 :LS, Monttnt 0 Ohio ,,, Ctnlrtl Mld1lg111 21 North 01kot1 41, Monlllllll Stilt 2t Ml1sovr1 26, o,...on 22 Wt•llfl'Qlon Slit• 11, KtrltN 11 Ak~on 11. l(fnl $1•'• 13 01yton 11, Young1tow" n l!ldl•,.. Sl&lt 64, Clnclnl\IU lA Tt•11 ALM 1' Wlcllll• 511111 IJ SOVTM use :n, ""1n111 10 T"'-JA, Geortll Ttch 3 A1,1b<.lrn U, Mh1!stlppl Stlllll 3 M1ryt•llll M, N. C1,,..ln1 Slll'e 2A \lll"llM 2t,. Soulll Ctl'Oll,,. 16 Or•mllll,.. t. ~ 111111 I C\llmlOl'I lJ. Cllmdel I l!NI Ct""lu JO. Vlf11r'll• MHtttry t NOr'l!I C•nilln• 21, "lc'llntoN 11 WHt Vlr;lnl• 25, \1111-• ' X 1Ylllr ff, Morlhtad Sttt.I 7 Wllll1m a. Miry 31, fvnMn 1 Vtnclwbllt :M. Cll11ttnoop 1 "'*"" lS, 01,!kll 12. T1rftN 11, TollJdo 0 W•kt ,or11t 2•, Dll.,ldlOll 20 UST Plorldt 51118 lt, Pll!Jbl.lrttl 1 $'(1'1C\IH 11, T""fllt 10 IOUTMWllT ago, was eliminated on Fri-·~1":''.....'·1~~.W..?.M.: fD"\· •· Lo S • toward the Lions s lg b t The field in thiJ division ls day, the first victim of the :!Wj 1:"1· 3. lll'Oalt (Hllrm. lldl. , o&. ng WJm preservation projects. loaded with top stars from the placid 1urf. :~s~i:,,.l'fl ... 111 Immediately after the race Soutbem California c 1 u b A crowd of more than 10,000 em:' u -1. a.-1l1 '"-'' 1N11. 2. F former Olympian IDid c:urret circuit including defending 1s upected with good weathe• ~r. .. r.-:. .J:= or~t·'t ~:f~ or Greta Calilornla road clwnplon Wes cbampion Ed Kauder 0 1 today for the championship Ml~• 1!. -'· 8'~Lj'l• Wessberg will race to LA: Brentwood, John Shay of finab in all divisions. The ac-1'f!.clt.Tr.t1:11J,~;;i~,.:>)' LONG BEACH _ Grtta lntemation.a1 Airport to catch Arcadia and Diet Mettee? of tion starts at 7 this morning 2, lrtdf:. (Ja,~';'."' ll~s ,i•·r:· .1 _.. .ir: 1 a flight to Amsterdam.. •• to and Will conclude with M llkxnl CTn.), 5. t;:r•nnlr !H•rm,. ~. • .nuuerserl, "'•Cl.me within out race of. ..... ._ ... Anaheim al,....., with RJnn• l!V..t 4 -1. Jllff smltfl '" J, • miles Saturd y f ~ · g --· doobles ~Sam Match~ !t~e'1reminaionyev.!tt. Z:20, or lr::1fir~J.(Pv1. :s. s.,.,.rv IT•x.1 • ., the first ~n i: ~u~l-He'll compete In the Tour ot 'Ibe tournament will run _, Ev.nt "' -, J~i 'frd4!" 'full • f Amsterdam, a 100-plijS-miler. through SUnday when finals in On the br!Cbttr side Satur-=;:tj;:;j: .~~.:'.~'l't1i1, '; Iola~"::~ __ ro.m =~ ca_taiD• then will tour the rest of au cJ~-"'e:catiO· •• ·-held a·i d!Jy, ~ _\!miaDlS. of Dana ·: alll!l'19r!N17 ~"6 Europe for one month-on a ·-ui• '"' ... ~ Point, tbe seniors chl!ll'llpion a Ev.r>t 50 -1. Hunt Uvc:•d1,1. 7. 'l11e channel has been swum bicycle. the N wporl cl b JtobfnlOll 1H•nn. 8cl1.), ll. ErlclflClll • I •··t · ho e u · year ago, moved to the finals 1~!)mi~ 11l1rlac111 <PV), 5. BOMlr previous Y uu via a s rter Wessberg, 33, and many Actian has been divided into with .l:: with a semifinal simlflR•I• route than the one chosen by other n a t I on a 11 y rated Paulett Upton and Penny heat ctory. si!:i:' 1!f0J1 ~·. Lc':~':1~·1~ll!~~1; ~: Miss Anderson. bicyclists give hope to the Stewart rated one-two 1n the Don Takayama of Encinitas, Jotin-fHI • '· Hur11 1So1. 1c11.1. The former Olympic swim-man wbo at •• feels _,.,,_ el '[' SI -I. Mllrk MU•l1<llklr °"' llUUl.U9 age groups begiMing with the the d ending masters cham-!'Ill· • 2. ••ron IOc••n1t1Hl. J. o.Loch mer was pulled from the age must _ ......... ~ .... a .. 11ow him . quarterfinal d f •· • L Luti ISCrvz), 5. s-rry ~~"Y 35-ancklver set and moving to pion, won an Fill. . water al 2:35 p.m. after near· down. He c;ycles anywhere the 45, 55 and 60 and over semifinal events Saturday to fH\1."t r. -,Ji.. "kt~~..3~1T~ ly 16 hours when a strong tide fJ'Clm 300 to ,400 mile. a week. divisions. gain the finals. KL~~:roio..:iuf.0'/dfn coc .. iula ' s. halted htr progress in three--often times . in temperalutel Women's competition finds ___ o_a_vt_d_N_u_uihl_._•_w_a_o_f_H_un_t_·_..:•:.:-::w::.':=;:~~:."::~~_,•::l='i=.·~·-=•·~·!:;:.=.".!e'"::Yl'.!.:-..:.foo::.:t..:w.::•::•.:"::· _______ ..:"'::•::ll:.:•bov:::.:•..:l::00:·~---- 35-year bracket and Eveiynl llouoanan at the l<>p of the 40- ye a r bracket. Mary Radabaugh o I lluntlntlfon Beach is -oeeded in the -ver&l<l'IP· Tournamtlll directer Tony Prodan is the clllmding cbam- pim in the 50-55 men's bracket and ls again seeded No. I. Otbera seeded In this division include former Davis Cup c~ lain George McCall of Laguna Beach, Glenn Turnbull of the Balboa Bay Club and Roger Cessna. Other top seeds include Gordon Davis or Santa Monica in the 35-and-ovtr; Bill Smith of Palm Springs in the 55 and over ; and Les Wance of San Bernardino In the !O and over. ;Reliant .4 ply ·nylon cord tire. Only. 9~~5 .. T and old tire. 650-13 blackwalJ tubeless. Rellanl The 4 ply nylon cord Ura with a 5 rib tread design. A quality tire al an economy price. BlackWall tubeleu Tire alze f.E.T. Price 775-14 2.12 14.88 825-14 2.29 18.81 81&-15 2.32 17.81 Wllllou1 tndo-ln, ldd s2 ,..,.. por u,. Plu• F.E. T. , 212 Point Scientific . • Test Check steering and front end. Engine Ptrtonnance; transmi•lon, brake - tom per!Orinance, entire electrical IY&- tem and more. Rog. 9.88 Now4A Tough. Wide. Polyester. • Special 1588 ptua 1.81 F.E. T. and otd tire. 878-13 (850-13) bll!llCkWlft tubeleq. Ground Galne,. 4 ply poiyes1er cord tire. In 1ho wide profllo 78 serle$. 811ctcwoll !\!belffl Tira olu Tune Up Special "Our n1iiln purpose l!ii Ip rt:duce the 1peed dUferentla1 ~ l\\·cen the firs! an d the lo•t quallfler, which today 11 about ll'i--'--"~--'--·-- F78-14 (775-14) G78-14 (825·141 G78-15 (825-15) F.E.T. 2.39 2.56 2.63 Special 20.18 21 .81 22,H Heres what we do: Install new points, plugs, condenser, rotor and cap; adjust dlstrlbytor points, engine timing and ear· rnllr~ an hour.'' The effect of rear \\in~ rrdut·lion, Halibrand added, "Wlll be tn reduct the !iiltf of front ~·ingi;. and because flf that 1HI ruJe C'hari1te was needed for !he front ~·ln_gs. llalfbrand, the man ~·ho pioneered th e magnesium wheel ln raring, ls proud of another development by !Ms safety committee -the qPick release crasb helmet, whleb wm make Jtl flr1t .,. pearanet lnpclng ne.xt year. Tbe qofck release mechanism wUl allow rtstUe worken to get a man'• belmet off if be Js unco.nseloas wl tbout enctmgerblc him by trylnJt: to undo the cbin strap. All of USAC's 1afety devtlopments. Hallbrand s•kt, Uvt httn tile rtJUU of open discuss ion, not secret rneetlng1 In 1moke-rmed room1. "Nt one man can come up with every Jde1," be said. "We talk It over. We bave 1bort me,tings, because we art all tn agetmertt 1bout what ft are tryla( to accomplllll -protect Jives -and IO wo dou't waste any time arguln1." DAILY PILOT THE HELPFUL GUIDE FO R TODAY 'S HO MEMA KERS e 119111 Tiii e Dnil l Rdl f1llil. -· , •• ,,..... '"'"lioft • A<lltott ..... • Uol<all • Now P11 Gaebt • · a-s..,a-.. ~,........,. @=an COSTA MESA 1934 Now,.t llvtl. 645-7570 IAllTA ANA , ., •• '"". It ........ ,.~ LONeHACN -•• f'tclflc CliMt ....... .,.,. WllmtU TIWISMIS$ION· ,.,. •lttW lt\111. ..... ..,. IOWltlT "'" LILZWI 11-f ...... tM MON. THttU Pill. I to 6 e SAT. I to I • Whlt1W1ll1only1.tt moraper tll"9. AdcllUonoJ "°""'" w!lltewolJ oJno ovollabl• .. ""' opoclll low pllCes. Wltholll -.. burator. 1647 11 . tdd$2 ..... p«t1... l \VW r ----------.,&cyl -1 1,2,3comblnetlcmlubeollcMl!gL • IN- . An'a what we dO: lube ca19, chll>ge oil and clle!~ 8 Cyl 24• I ~fitter. (5 quartt,'*'!Y duty oll and off filter 1nc1..,i. I ' . I _, &·· L •Most Am.ttcan cars. ' I , .I __________ .... _____ _ • JCPenney The values are here every day. ' o' • Shop Sund•Y noon to 5 P.M. lit Ill• fOllOWlnT"UIO C•nl•ra: I FASHION ISLAND, Newport llffch (714) b+f.2313. 'HUNTINGTON CENTER. Huntin9tt111 S..ch (114) m.777f, ' ' ' • • • ' ' ' • " I • • • RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Tbey rumor<d ol •lid .Udtt and apllnlerlag mshet Into the aln-atrlppod board w.U at Ascot In 19!0, and somo -wbb- pered of klllli>I•· Attracted by the thrill and brulallly of hall-mile raclllg u lt Wll pictured to UI In • dingy motorcycle shop, Walt llld ( llaortd the cllnlng Studebaktr all the way to Gardena to ,.. wbether It wu really true. And tt ••s, even thouah the tragedy of death waited me out unW last year when my friend, Pat Gosch, tumbled to death off bll machine. I haven't been back since. But the IUY who became my hero during all tboae years ol spedaling in between never speaks of danger, injury or death-the facta of life •• joumallsts see tbtm. To Al Gunter. flattrack racing la both art and IClence 111d Ille unfodunato ISpecU as incidental as falling oU a step lad· ~tr. • !lo practiced the art far two decades. Some say be wu lhe beet there ever wu In balf·mlle racing. And I wbo have teon Al •lid• hla way tbrougb pelting grit to the cbecUred Dnen more times lhan I cao remember, am convinced of it. The aeriled No. 3 national plates hung up temPorarily IJe. ea..,. ol 111 unfortunate chain ol circumstances which Included an accident at Dodge City, Al II now at 760 Newton Way, Costa Mesa, concentratJng on the science. Always ahead of hll time (he invented the Bell Slar helmet. developed the flnt practicable disc brakes for motorcycles and came up with the first adjustable fork, to my knowledge). At ·nows cycle beads for such stars as NaUonal Champion Dick Mann and dragster pilot Sonny Routt. But the seven boxes of trophies piled around h1s now bench -aome as big u a lG-year--0ld kid-and the Kawasaki H-lR, the Daytona-style gas container, the ball-completed Norton.powered flattracker, and all the fairings and wheels we moved into his garage Jut week seem to point to a resumption or the art. Gunter, who has one "sil: or seven or eigbt, maybe even nine" national cltampionships, is much old~ now and some pur-- ported aputa uy "too old" to regain his invincible fonn. The myth that age rtt.arda: the spark of a motorcycle racer bu alttady been uploded by Mann. Be bu been relegated 1o the "bas been" lilt by motorcycle journalists time and time again only to be trlumphanUy mumcted as the "old and wllened grand master" of racing, Gunter, too, lw been featured tn the •'Where are they now?" columna of late. Woll, be's right hero In Orange County, getting ready to go racing 11 eoon ·as !ie can get ·it together, And damn tho Injuries, the emhes and the Incidentals, r •lab him the best ol luck. 11· 1.t a boeutllul oporl. Top MV Gridder Out ;\Vith Injury A major dllaster may have hlt the Dlablos of Mission Vie- jo Hllh !olJawing an Injury 1o Bill Htnry, the Jllahlos' All- Arll:ona tran&fer", DOW I ti1ht end and linebacker candidate. Htnry llllfJtred a dislocated shoulder Injury IJld lppearl-to be out or action far at least three weeb. .. I jt11t can't believe it, JI WU a fttak.accidont, J.hope Prep Grid Outldok this J.sn'f an lndic1tlon or the rest of the K&SOn," says foot- ball coach Bob Hlvner. Henry Is a S.1, 205-pounder and prior to tho Injury WU aJvlng every Indication that bis blue chip papers were gen- atne. And, Guy Reeves, a solid S.. a, 185-PoUnd junior nmninl bact, may be out from two to lhreo weeks, Possibly longer, with a traeked loot. With those problems to con- tend with Hivne.r must alto come up with adequate replacements for the iraduated' Aundre Holmet, Joe Jones and Gary Wood. That trio is currently playing at Saddleback Collejre after leading the D11tilot in 1971. "We'll chanl{e our offense a little we won't be runninR: one bllck 30 tlmes a 11me like we did with Aundre," s a y s Hivner. Cumally Ibo ludlllc Cl!!> clldate for quuteriloell lo 1laJ>. dy Eckboldt, a 5-10, !'1&-pOlmd oonlor. Sophomore Dove Schqlldt (IMI, 170)° and junior lllclt cart1a (M, 17') are '71oi l<r ' the Job a)IO. • The nmnlng bacq (two split backs wUI ho leatur<d tn the ntablos attack) are up for grtb3 between David C.ldwell (W, 148 1r.l. Mark Stoddard (W, J\15 ar.), Reeves and Mark Moffitt (~Z. 116 or). Mol!ltt started lour fam., l•r Milslon Viejo as a sopbomo~. then ut out the '71 eami>aJ8n. Wide receivers (wllJch ln- clllllel 1pllt end •od lla1Jktr) I 7 Matadors are Kevin Eaton (l>Z, 175 jr.), Nick Galvan (l>I, 175 'sr.) Jim Ciilford (5-10, 165 !r.) and Bob Freed (IMI, 170 1r.). Working in the tight end slot bu been Henry. Galvan could move to tight end. Others who may wart oul In that spot are Marie Mamt (W, 180 jr.) or Jolm a.... (IMI, 115 Ir.). Pat Wilktmoo (f.I, 200) figwu. to· wind up· •t tackle along with Ruasell Rice (IHJ, 200 sr) or Dominic Etcbebenia (62, 19S si.). At guard Hivner has tw~ year ltarter Martin Gover (6- 0, 190 sr.) and leltennan Bob Camella (5-10, 175 If.). Alro in that area ii Jim Hausauer (H, Ill jr. Lellerman). Jeff Cbordlill figures to atarl II ... ter. He's a 6-Z, 205- pound IOllior. Bactlng him up II Rick lilcKlaneJ, a f.I, 115- pound jlllllor lellerman. Gov.,., Cbureb1D, Galvan, Clmetta and Jllce ... iw .. year lettennen on the veteran Diabloa roster. Dolphins In Uphill Struggle No ttnlon, m nnlty ~ termeo, DO COlllpll& and a lull vanity schedule 1w1lb Dana Hilll lllgh'a football team this !all with tho opener slated for sept. 23 al Sau Clemente lllch against Anny-Navy's best.- ever teem. An lmpoujble tuk? Maybe ••. and maybe not Coach Tony Leon has some solid candidatet in camp dur· Ing the c:urT'Ont -J con-tact sessions at San Clemente Hlgb """"' tho Dolphins will el.tend claSH:I on double -thmighout the fall "Any """"""' we have will have to come from team uni- ty," aays C'08Ch Tony Leon. It'll also have to come from the mcleus of abolrt 17 grid- den with a half do:r.en Prep Grid Outlook Dolphins expected to go both ways In the Dena Hills' attack. Perhaps the key to their chances lies at quarterback where Bill Springman (S.Z, 195 jr) is al the controls. Spring- man b the Dolphins' fast..t 1thlete and bes a good arm. . Aod, Loon bu depth at that vital position with ....,.,..,.... Al Beoevldea (5-1, 175) 11so available. Tbe latte< figures to a1ar1 OD defense wblle Sprillg· man ls busy at qb. Other ol!enolv•· threall.are fullback Bob Spiers (HO, 170 sopb) halfback John IJlloo (5- 7. ts's jr), slotback Steve Miklos (HO, 160 jr) and flanker Mark EljeMolm (!--0, 160 Jr). If that sounds lib • five-maJl b 1 ck f i e·l d it's because the Dolphins will ho going wtlh tine wide r«e!vtra wt1hout a tlcbl tlld OD many OC<OllODI· "We don't hive the ~ power to nm over anyone, eo we're going to have to """"4 thlnga CIUI," •YI Leon. When tho DolJlhlnl revert lo the more eumat:attve ofhme, they'll pull aul tlJelt apllt ml (Mario ~ a f.7, H5 jr. !run Sall Cllmelle lllgh) and Inter\ Ught md Bob DroWn (M, UO qli) or Scott Bruce (!--0, U0 jr). ni·e interior offensive forward wall consists of five juniors. Al Sanchez (W, !SS) is at center while Steve W01mser IW, 165) and Bour Torres IS. 8, 188) are alallooed at guards. Pat Chicu (S.l, 195) and Muk Radner (~Z. 190) are tops In tho tackle ...... -tack!• candidate ls West Virginia tremfer Scott Sharp, but 11 appeors he'll pro- bably he used primarily OD -•1we bavm't clone too much blltq In lerm'• of teem ecrtmmqlac ........ of -tact ot numbers,'' •YI Leon. • .... DlldCT PONTIACI ' DAllV l'ILOT •• ft PUlllJC NOTICZ PllllLIC NOTla: Dl1111pie Results 'KTJTIOVI •UllN .. S " fti. .......,.. ....... -._. litAMS STATaMltn M'-~ -,,.. NIWllll ...,._ ft .... .._.,_. OAN o\ l"OINT llC"l'CU1., 'Ula II M l IJl(tPll• 0.. , .. M J UHl,ftO ll"RltA aOAO StollU... 6-y L T.,..., M:JD ................. .,, ....... ..,.,. ....... ,.. .1-.,,._ ..... C•.i.tr-. C.. tH15 Dlov• f , Q.wn•, lf.)S C•ttllM, ... ' ..,.,..,.. M. l et-, '11211 '""' II., hKll •tsoulCIOl!I ,.llfl, •tmtll , fl"llllll Tlll1 Ml-II Nlfll Clndll(t• b'f' a.I Gtn...11 l'IPIMr~• ~I 11111~'"' ~!W, llldlwl~r. D. f , ~~• ~ l'D !:.J:.SI 9¥, •• .._... M. .._ Tllll alll-1 fllecl lllttfl lllt ~ ~ (.IA 1kltw.I M1° Pl t •; IJ.j 'Tillt 111~ fMH wllll ,,_ C-"t Cltrk .t Ol'lfltt (Mlf't' a111 A ... U, lt1t. l&MIOll, rl~tnef, f 11 ~Jf~J-11. TOl'ftne .. Ct, ftJOJ Tlll1 llUt.lllotu 11 Mfflt c:~ ..., 1 tiltt!Yll , 11:~•/li, 1111•1 I rt 1 M Cltrl: 9t °'""" ~IY II\: A119, lS. 1'1f. •1 .. tty J, ....... 1111, °"""" CMllY i..-. Fiii •M. ·fl'••too .i1m1111111111. •Y •......nr J, ~ ~ c-'Y o.r11. I Ir.•·• ...... Cltrk. ,....,. MUNICH 1972 HNI 2 -1. E11t Ctrm111w, .O.H. 7, Wnt Cll'ft\tny, •2.t1. I. URlt.i Sl1lt1 lllM.,.. It, AllN!I,, H, 'I',. H•tttr. • ...,....., Ml..., Dlwlt. """'•~• hldl. ,., ... ,.'"""· Lii ""'ti ... u .'tr, 4. E""ltncl, .s,7,, s. lulg1r11, U.t s. J•mlu tM SWIClll'I. d)lqlllHfftd. Basketb•ll ••• T"'" ·-tl11tll1 I, SWldtn 1 11Dm11Pllfl2 Sw1ti.ri1M t, •.otr1111I• ! Fr1rtar '• J•llln 2 Huf\lllr'f '' Pol1M I Polll'ld f, SWIC!efl 1 Swltt11'11rtd I, Fr1nc1 $ ~-rv\ ~.Z\ i=.'\ 1r~-· ' ' .... T•Pl'I 'IMt .i.,,...,,. .. l..i!MNnd •. ~ldoY, \lltlriL 11; ,''' tvf.rr= t'IQ 1'\11111"*1 0tM!f9 (otll D1Uy P'li.t. !~r.:.~ D ~~,r,,M;,,;,,,, o:.'lr.: .......... O<-C-• D•lfy """' A"wl 2'. "" .... ~ ... l. I< IP, •!• $-, ~fld. IS"'"" AlllWf JI. ,,, •r1d Soto~ 3. tt, ltn tt1Na ··• 1111.,., , ~'Ir' 11aiu•. 1111y, 1.,1 1tn 110.n 0111911111 Ir , T'urk.,,, !Hl1 rl PUBLIC NOTICE .n11:1rnt h · ,._.. Jlf*t. '·'• °"'' PUBLIC NO'llCE POlrtlld D1ntlll'lllwl(, Y....,.i1:'1'11, CO.m· l--~~~~:_'.:~~~---11--~mm'iOi;>wmft·--ltr.ovlc flltl\l!V" ..... 1~1' M 'ICTITtOUS au11Nats 11\d SC~r, We1 c;.1fmt::;;'',[;,' ,-ICTITIOUt aUS1NllSS 'fAM• STATaM•NT "'-• ($1..,. 911n'll=='~ 'fAM• STAT•MIHT The lallowl"I Pl•Mlll i1 llDll'lll 11ut111M I« TM follGwl!ll Pt•Mll la ctol"9 1:M.11ln•u 11: MM:l'lt. Ciw.llollow•k •• •.f. 11111· 11: J .. J CONSUi.TiNG 11:•v 1c1. ,,.. l"Ol"lld K1rluon IWICMPI, S , O 1 All'HA•TEIC, n.. Mllr1tV Clrtlt , Mun ld1lwl ln., ~ lox 1'°1. CINI!• Motte.. "~~· "'' r .• "".""· .1111 "'"' 11""'°" '""' n.o11. ""' :.~1)1 -Vlfl, i .S, drtw, (Sct'1f'(lofo••r A'""OllN<I 11111 ("Ofp, , C:1lllor"l1, Jolwl 5,,.(i"l~Y. ntO +dlfll Lii., IJMI• "11111 I G•l•ktopoulllt. o-·· 3.1, Int Aubllrn Qr., MVP1!l119~ ltl(I\.. C• M.,. t1Jlll :::1111)~olo, Flt'll11M1, IT 111 l G ,,.., Tr.11 b<.11hws1 11 ~ <Ofld¥cltd ~ ... 1•.S ........ T1'111 bu'IJ...u II k l ... <Ol'lducltd by ltw;11wldu•I. ~~·nol•.1 C1Kflotlav1kl1, ~.o. IM ""°'™' S•lt t (OID. l(i llto<nl•I· J. !p&clr11-.,, ..,.tlor, 111°'""'111. 50, d~F H1rtr•11nP1, Edwin W. llOl'lm T"l• 11111 .... •nl tllld wil~ tll<I C-'Y ~Ill Gt>r"'lft\I wt-oo1111_,, N"'""'" PrttlOttor Cit•• 9' OflllO• Co.inly on Aug 24. ltn \IOCISl•vl1, lNtflldlc •ll Pl'IPliltd!; Tiit .i11.m .... 1 flll'CI wlll'I 11\t C011n•1 Sv ltlty J, ltr911..,, e>.puty c-tY s::ri::;, Ma:"c:;;• )ll'o I ::.11~~: ~ (It•~ ot °''""' Cou111y on: JUI)' l•, 1'1? (It•' t ll..,11111..,l; Ntr•r,.,.~1. 11 ... '1~. • O •1 8t"llfl'I' J , MllOdo~. Dlp\/f'(, ,1,.11 .ifl!IH V~ur, Tvrkn, (Vt11mur l'llelt Po,it>lf1Mcf Or1ng1 COit! Dilly l'llot, fllmifttllcll, ,.ul!llrhl'CI °"'"'°' COlll Diily l"lto•. AUO\lft JJ, '"" $.tfUtfntltt' ], 10, 17. Mlrtl :'~tr DOJ Autuu 10, V •nil ~11"'0tr '· lo 1t ,a ll"-11 AlbrldlMftt om~_..~; 'n1 .. ,=..ir, ltn 21'1-n •~m1ri.ttd)1 ltpwlltov, 1111 .. r11, s.e. 11111· PUBUC NonCE Md H'"" Norw•··" ,......, t11rm111tld'): 1 __ _.P~u~e'."u':'.':c:..N'.'.'o'.'..'.n'.'c~E"._ __ 1 __ No'm..-.0<Him.;;u--1.k~~ru.,1•, l .Os p l n ". ~ lolOTICI' TO ctt•DITOl'S ~'rm°!'Nr't;i17°"' l'ollM., l kntl\'dltWI.. ,-ICTITIOUS IUSllolt:SS SU,111011 COUllT 0' TN• ' IM.t ..... NAMI STATl'MElolT $TATli O' CALl,OllNIA 'OR P'1!'k1, HUllQlr"io. J.J, -'aol"1td Ti'll following pt(tol'll 11"1 dolPIO TNa COUNTV OP Ott.A.H•I °2:' S.01 C«tk, 'f11Q0111vl1, l .0, *'""' 1•: .' N .. A·-·-PI Hl!O'lt Jtom111l1, N 111 U I RO S"E E E -,_, i\ N"'ll ft11111tMv, fh11tl1 JO, · n L NT JtPRIS!S, •••$ frtllk· ltt1l1 of Jor..n 11:, Ew1r11, i kl Jelwt IPl!llC! T_ttn1...J,11>ot11, (T111I 11!ml""t'°"11 1111, 8Ulfl9 P1rk ltl(htrd f:~•ns. i~I J. It, £v1P11, 0.. wl.c:lnw-, f'<llllld. o.4 ""°" by 4'11un, Slltlclon l . M1rU11ll, t1UO A)!llCOI Cl• .. ( .. Md. nt f'""41• FOlllll1ln V1llty t270I NOTICI! IS H!AEIY GIVaN h tlleo ' ~ IQ•r1•, 3.•~ D 1 "n ·~ 1too.rr1 K•v Mtrthl!I. 1113(1 AptlCOI C.-.dllor• et "'' •bovt n•-.... dK•-· I , \IODllflV 1. ( ~ ~ rn tr• d Cir Fou !1ln V II 927'1 ,._,. •ltmlr,111 II ltONllPI, lh1ul1, 2.0. plnn ' n ' ,.,., 11111 Ill Pt•aoni h1vl1111 cl11 .... 1 1g1IMI tll9 D\llr cti, Wiii Glf'm1ny, !Olt!rkh This bu•I"-» II beln9 CO<ldU<"led llY • ulcl 6fct.clont 1r1 requlrtd to fllt them ti mlNtflllll, Plrl,..,~~~·-'. M•·•"•'' wllll !hi nt<tH..,ry vouch1r1 In 1111 •"'~ 1'l·,.IVfld• ""'' .. • " ol 1111 clt•ll ar 1111 1boYt 111ti!lld ~1, Ml(lle, C11C.l'lotlov1lll1, 5 5. &ul· Tti!a ir111m1n1 ll!l'CI with Ike County or to prison! tl\tm ..,11., lllt llMflll' POlnl'ld ,.ahl, E:•1T Gttllntny, (l>Ol\I Cllrll al Or1P19t Courtly Dll' Auo. 2•. ltn v ' M< 11lmlntfld'>. KoltY, fl U I 9 I r I I , l y !11Hy J, l1r9itt n, il•Puly Counry S~lltn .. ~a 1;' r wo;o,;~llG~td 11 t '1: ~ fllmlnt19';1, GUll'Olllled. Aot>!n, l'ranct, Cltrk. (tlUor'.N ' f?UJD whl h I r-:: p.I IM"' {Aobl" 1tlmln1te<1); KldHon, Swtdtn. FltlU I 1 1 t t loCI 1Umln1l1<1, outPOlnltd I( tr~ m In, l"11bll1he-d O••flllt (NS! Otily Pl!nl, :::.:r:..:' ro"'lh~"::;:~D~ 1"1:1:..C~ Y"'ll')tl1vl•, (I( I ct m • n 1llmln1!1dl. Auouil 21, •nd Slp!tmOtr J, 10. 11, wllt!IPI lour n'lonlht .,.:, 0 11\tNflrir uDI~ K1rl•1DP1 w1n1 bron11 m«11I on ltlSI l~n Tl61-11 11<111 DI th!I ,..,11,,. p pen11ty POfr1t1. D••td Auguu '' 1tn icw11c11t11t1, 1";.~1:::'."'t 5 0, 1>lnt1t<1 PUBLIC NOTICE Ooro•hv c.' ev1ns, 1x1c~tr11 P1r<1i, Hung1ry, fP..,.ctl itrmlnttl'CIJ; Df '""' w 1u.,or ~~-ll11•nl'llv 1tu..r1 ;JOO p l nrttd l"ICTITIOUl IUSIHISS ll>Ovt "'"' _._ t. O,, 1 r b; e , N o'r w 1 ;, COvlrbvt No\MI: STATEMENT HU.WITZ, HUltWITl A llaM•ll ellmlntflod) Tiit lollowong perlOl'I 11 aolno bu1l"'H UI D9ll Slf'ltt • llt.S fl011rt<l1 11. l".0 . at.11 IJJJ Nffdl(, Vugosl1,,l1, 4 0, ou!polM"1 THE I O'SUNS MA.TE, lolSSl (111111 .......... ltl<ll. C1llilr11lt nuJ J•nol1, C1ec:""1;lov1~l1, ( J 1PlDt1 f'l1c1, 011\1 Pollll, (1. '262' IJM) tn-ft1t eOmlfttttd); N111r...,o.o, Rustl1, •.O, Gt0r111 loll1, m11 AllPtr St., No. S. ArlWHn tw ••Kvtrl• lllnntd G1bor, ROl'Tlt nl1, I G 1 b o r S.n J111n C1pl1tr1r'IO, Ca. 1'261S Plltllllhld Dr11191 Coa1t Dtlly Pllel• tllmll\llecll. Tf\11 bwlrieu •• bllno Condllel~ by '" o\11111111 v. •nd SIOltmbtr ], 11, 17. lllCllvkfvttL 1'7J 117>11 '".J "~ o_,,. L. aoll• to11 .. mutc11,_, 11i.ru1.. 2.0. wt-Tlllt ll•tMllrlt fl114 """' the ,...,,,,, PUBUC NO'nCE PDll'lttd "-!OICIV, lllle-rl1, •.01 tl..W, CMrk; of On• Cet,#lty all; hplllnlw '-1---:c:::=,-,,c-===~--lllly, 1.$. llllitol1111d T""°"*' J .... 11o 1112. ly ._.., J, ~ DffVtv fllDTlc• TO Cltll>f'Nlll (T~ lllmlflll!M). c-.iy ,.__. '....._ .... A 7Mfl 1:U.S 1'11111111 • IUPllllOW OOU•T O' TMW V1!1, Wu! Glt'M1ny, 0.0, plnlltd Pvblllhld Ol'•noe COltt Dilly Pllol, ITATI D' CAl,.lflOlNtA 'D• Y11111. H111191:'Y ••• 51 Tr•tkov, 1u1111r11, s ... ttmblt" 10, 17, ,. •!Id Ocfobtr •I, fNI COUNTY D,. D ....... 5.0, outpolntld flKlu, Gom1nl1, (81clu ltn 23lS·71 l!tllll ef MAltV 9 , YAN WIHKl.S, eb 1llmlnttlll)1 K111kov, Ru.111, •.5, oul· PUBLIC NO.TICE M.t.ltY IEllNICl: AlOEl!.MAN VA .. • POirtlld VMMmolo, JtHn; IV•mtmoto WINKLE, 0.CMMll. , etlmlntlld). ,.,CTITIOUS •uslHl!SS Nolle• 11 tll•lby or .... " to er9dltor. .. NB Police Win 16 Medals NAMI STo\TIEMl!Hr lhl I~ t11mlll dlCtdll'll flltt ti TM fol!ow l"'lll 11trl0il II OOlflV b111ln111 PtrilOllt l\""'1"9 ct1lmt IQ1lntl lllt Wld '" dKllltnt ••• rtqulr• lo tilt llMrn, "'1111 HARf!OIHt CLEANEAS. 16$62 8oh..1 Ille fltc ..... v VOllClltfl, In '"' Gfflc.., (lllc1, H11n!i11Q1nn 811(.,, 1111 Cltrk o! !ht 1bov. ..,,111111 ~ • .,. Oon•ld K. Not, sua HtH Jtiot. ~J. lo pr1wn1 111tm wllh 1111 nKnt•rv tlurtlifl(flOfl f!tlt~. V011Chtr1 ID 1111 Ul'lcttrllOl'ltd 11 flit lfnce Aucrr1v Not, S15f H•IF Jt,pl. •$ HUii· Of ldwlrd A. Tr1blP1, llStt Mtwll'IOI"' 11119!"" flt1ch, ICM.lftv1rd, TDrrtnct, Clllforllf• f0"4 Tl\lt b ... 1 ..... 1, btlno COllCIU<!td by Ill whkh 11 lh1 pll(I ol bVllnt11 of !hi +11!hvld11tl. un<ltnlgnH In 111 m1!11r1 111rt1lnl1'11 Ill Audrtw NCI<! lhl l tltlt ol 11ld <IKl'Otnt, within ,_ This 1l1t1mtnl fil ed wl!ll the Cou"IY fll<IPlll'lt •fllr 11\t flrtl PllblltllfWI 91 ltlle f\e•k ot Or1~91 Coun1v Oii SlllT. '· 1tn. l'IOll". ev e ... trty J, M~ °'PulY c11111tv • Loi• M111tr1 I (lfrk. E•KUlrl• 11 "" WI" ,.... DI Nkl dtc:llltfll, Publlit1td Or1ng1· CD.It! D111y P11•t, IDWAllD A. T•AllH S1111embtr IO, IT, 24 ind Oc:tobtf' I, 11Jn H•wllllnll etw1 ... ,,. ''"'""'-~===-~==-'":::;'•o":ITwrt11t1. Clllflnll• tlJM ,. anw.r, ht •llMlltl'h: Members of the Newport PUBLIC NOTICE P"1t4'11t Beech policed e part men t PtcTrTtous eust••ss "'*'~ 0r.,.. COMt Din., ,.11ot, returned lmne Friday night NAM• ITATIMlllT ~;r"' .. J1 .,.. ,.,.,,.. ti~~ with 18 medals obtained in the ,,;111 fDllDwlng Pl<°'°" 11 dolngo llullflMl'I---====,.,,=~--== police olympics being staged Wl40LIU.LI!! AUTO EXCHANG~. 1'1 PUBUC NOTICE at the Hilton Im in San Di o ~~~st .. •wt. c, C•t• Ma-. ce1H ... t---:-=tc=•~,.=-~ •• ~.~.._="-,,.-- and f f eg Ml'1I c111r1tot ~ ''' su,aaioa coun °' Tflll eaturing most 0 the Govtrnor 11 .. Cotti Mn.I. c111r .. """· ITAT• Ofl C:ALIPCNtliltA '" depertments tn the !late of T111, ~•l11t11 11 t.tlng coric1uct111 w 111 • TH• COUNTY o, ..,.._ Calif , IP1dlwld111I. 111'9 .. MAllY •llZAll'TH Kll.LY1 onua. M•rl• c. 1(1lml)loch ·~ ~y ILIZAl•TH •a.o. .,.._ ~ N ·1 d I I I Tiil• 1l1!1m111t 111111 Wllll tlle County Id, ~ ue eWPOr epru: men SC c1 ... 11 ol °"""°' CIYPl•Y Oii &ept ••• "''· .... HOTIC• II Hl•l•Y OIVl'Jf .. -two relay records and Ken ••v•rly J. Mllldax. Otputy COV11tv c1er11. tl'ld1 •• 1'"",, • flit e.v. IMITllll ..,..,.. • , • .., ... I .....,,. MYll\(I cl1lm1 ... 1 ... 1 "" Doesburg broke two lndlv1dual Publls!'led Or•ll9• co11t D11ty l'/krt, .. 111 dtt111 ... 1 ..1r1 rtQl.llr'lll ro 11i. tM,.., marks in the SO and 100-metcr seo1•mbtr 10. 11, 24 '"" OCtDbtr 1, .,w1tt1 tht t1t<••1•rv vauc111r1. '" t11e offlQ 1tn t15'-n llM c1.,11; 01 1111 •l>Dv• lfltl"'41 court • .,. breaststroke. PUBLIC NOTICE 11 prtwnt ,,....,, w1111 1111 111e .... ,.., In h edl I YOWfllrt. lo llM "'"""119'1111 et htWc .. t e 200 m ey re ay, a Amer1<1, 5tn11 """' 01tr•kt T,.,0 OHie.. team of Pat Fergu s ''CT1T1ous 1us1Nass •1 North ,..,,1" s1r"'· ""'' ...,,._ , ' NAM• STATIMENT C1lllorrtl1 tm1, Wl'lld1 11 !I'll ofkl .. Doesburg, Bob Smith and Tom Tiii to11ow111111 Ptrwi 11 6ol11G llull111t1 111111 ..... 1 of 111t ul'lil•r1lon111 "' ••< '"'"'"' SChupbach lowered the former ••: RAM cvcLe P110ovCTs. 1w =~"\:,.'~~1~1':.. 0:... .. ~.r:=:. standard of 1:50.8 to 1:49.8. lu-lor St .• Cotti MeWt '26fl. tlorl ot 1~11 ,..,,l(I, f I I Rlll'I lllltn11llll'ltl Corporttlott. 1111~ at Amt<'lc.I In the 200 reesty e re ay , Thi• tiut1 .... 1 •• bllfl8 conauc:t•d 11y • N•rl-1 Trwi the same team fmisbed with a c1111or .. 1. eotPOt•llilll· •1'111 11V1""1 ••Md1tllft ~ M. P'1rkll' f•«Vlor al Ille Wiii 1:36.3 compared to 1:38.7 for v1°'"",...,'""' oi 1111.bovl "'""" dlcld111t CIMlllll f'•lrw the old standard Tiii• tll'-f ,. .. wttn ftw c_,.,. MUllWIYZ. HUIWITl .. llMll!. 1. Au.ti•• ,;S2AO. 2. 1ton'\llt'lf1, ' CM!'I: of Or1"81 Cwntv °"' lfflf, '· 1'1'2 ... 111M11 lfl"Mt l :IUS. 3. 1u1otr1•. s:.se.10. •· Witt Doesblrg won the 50 breast ,., t1-1y J, MHd91<, OtCIU'IY c~ ,., o. ••x 1ia ~. s:,..u. s. H.,,,.....,, •:oo..a. in 29.5 and the 100 in 1:08.5. ci...t. , ..... •,"-'' ,,.=..., c,11..,... '*' 6. Uflfftf St1i. Ml!flllfl, Cl«l11rtall1 ........ ai!MI 1&111111. 7. E1tt Other medal Winners in· l"UllllllMd Dl"lllN Cotll Diiiy l'llolt, A,,.,_n .. ,_..,,.., OtonMtlr· •ioiJO. a. s'fllldtn. •:01 .44. '· 1 ded ·~·pbech (second """""".,. 10, 11, u 1Pld ~~ "111111t11tc1 °'9'1ff c .. ,, 0,11, ,...., cu .,...iu • 1m Avow1 JO, 21, •nd s.1111mblt' ,, 1, CllthMI0¥•111•·~~~it 23.1) and Fergus (third, 23.8) PUBIJC NOTICE irn ~ ktplll ""''" ,-ivl• in the 50 free ; Smith third, PUBUC NOTICE t. 1:11M1e. 2~03.11. 2• Mo1i.nc1. 3:~.a. .....2 '"the•• butt~y·. Fe~•s ••<T>T•ous 1us1Ntss 11. Mll!lllll'Y• 2!05.50.-. w11t G1rm1ny, "' .,, "" e1u •nM 2:(11.JI, s. W11! G4orm111v. 2;06.IS. '· third 29 9 in th 5 0 NAM• STATIMIJllT MOTIC• UIVITIJ119 •IDt ·-Piii, !:07.13. 7, D111m1rk 7:01,!J, • · • e Tht !Ollaw'IPll\ Pll'ION .,.. 4oll'lt etD IT•M NO. ltS •. $.......,, 2:07.'1. t. Urtil-" Sitt.I backstroke: and Schupback bu1Jn111 It: ,,,, HOTICE I' MEllE•Y GIVIN ftwl ..... lll'lllle. e.cllar11r1, Midi. t :t1.N . nd S3 S I the !(JO f DEL Mo\R ENTERPRISES. eo 11•G1><ae11 wlU be rtellWd bY Ille City Klrlk P'1lrt 5eCO , · • n rce. O~m1, Cotti M111 '2,17 of Co1T1 M••• lo wU· Tiii Cltv C111,1ncl/ 1, ll11t•l•1 l :s.3.50. '· E•'' G••m1rw, Dave White finished sixth in C•flai e . Whitler, !tit Tuillll ,. ...... P, 0. lo~ 1700: Ol 11\t Coy"' (osl1 M .... : 1:N-IO. 3. •Ofl'l1nl1. 1:5S.01 , 4. bo h Co1t1 M... 1 C1Tlf0tP1J1, Oii or bllort tht "°'1f' al !!·ot HU'llll•l"f• 1,u .12. s. w.,, G"'m1rw, the bare w arc ery com· su1111 D. Whitler. tt7t Tu.I" ......... ..,., Oii Tutld•y, Stpllmbtr 16, 19;, 1•lJ.6.I " P'ol1nd. 1:J7.~s. 1 · petition cos11 M... •td llch will k publldv -llfd i nd ,, .. N111w"'llfldt, 1:,..11 I, Bulger\1,lr.i~~~-~ ... ~ ... ~~~~~.1 Thl1 bu1l,...11 I• being (Ollduc by 1 •loud 11 11,co • •n, or"' soon tlle-reirrer l:Jf.olO, t. Cue,.,.kw1kl1. 1:5'.M. , P1r!ntrihlp. It p•ac!lc•~lt on Tut10~1. Stpltmbtr 26. 5 Su••n D. Wh11111lfr 1911, In I~• Caunrll (hlml>I•' Cllv Hill S P E C I A L 1 . 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' MlllrWf .1511 J ~~,~~·1~ Hl::r N ilil',, • OKC Co ..IO )' IC.erlton .Gin I Clln!Oll Mell ··~"'""' 10 co 11 5.,, c llld '! 0 K SJAl&I 1 Scllf!CI 7!i 11 SVl'ft It lJfr llfA • .,~ ... , 1 IU~ IC 1J ~··!I 70 Br1d~lllf' 21 ScheiiUlt n 22 M•I ~~·'13 Eulh y 71frl ~l~"~ ·-• -....... PM Lite ~Llf9 ,l,.t 9Mlt '" II/AC Cw. SMC ,,,... ,. ""°' .,,,. --Jl:tM 'Ol-M AOll: ... _ ...,,_ • ·-.. ..... ""· , ..... '" lot~+ •• 114.M s ... ... ...... 1•~ .... ll0.000 .. ·-.. """' .. .... • ...... •• ' 11·1•+ . .. Jl,\DD •• ·~· • 41,M "" -· ~ ..... .,. .,.. .... ,, . . .._ • '" "' Over the <:outer ·~· Uo 12·" ~· !' ! 8! 11 li: .:f uo •. , U11 t. s· ,.I .: ,·:1 Uo ., ~i 11 UP •.7 ~' ., u= u ~: 1':! • •• • •• ·1·· '"I ' . ••• ... '·' ... ' !:! '·' II 1.1 ' ,_, ti 7.4 U I:S • 1'J .7 ·' tt ' l:l /j Retired Executives Aid Local Small Businesses : Located In Room A-5, ol tbO. Old Court Hoo .. , 111 west Santa Ana Blvd.. Santa Ana1 SCORE headquarters is o~ from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. each- Wednesday. Sears, Roebuck and Co., South Coa:Jt Plaza, Costa Mela, announced its employes are cenduetlng a • ' G o o d Cltlwlahip" progi;am d..,igned to brlll( Wldldates and i.uues belqre 11• emplO)es. Gaulton l! the non-partisan coordinator of the "Good Citizenship" program. Work- ing under him are Robert Kaufman, Democra~ic chairman and Richard Moore, Republican chairman. Sears, South Coast Plaza, is one of about 100 oi the com- pany's units throughout the West that are participating in the campaign. Tbe "Good Citlzenshjp" program was UJ.. ltiated in Sean Pacific Coast Territory dur!DZ the 1966 elec- tion year. It was expanded through the nine We!tem states in 1968 and 1970, and in 1970 nearly every gubernatorial, senatorial and congressional candidate spoke to Sears employes in his state. Many olher local candidates also made appearanc:es at Sears. Netv Sporty Pentiac Owners and maoagen: of small bus i nesses have available free i n div Id ua I management counseling· given by local members of the Service Corp!! of Retired E:x. ecutlves (SCORE), according to Lloyd L Stanley, of the Small Business Adm.ini.Stration (SBA). Available abo to prnspectlve owners of small businesses, · this private coumellng coven mo.<! upecb ol owning and numaging I busfnesHnel!Jods of achievlle ·1 uc c e 11fuJ operatln! reoulls- If you woold like • SCORE member to vlsi: your business~ ask for ... a counseling form from the Santa Ana Clff!Ce, or can (714) IM-3290. The program ls run entirely by the employes and is strictly """1'1riis&n. according I o Elmore Goulton. cocrdinator or the project. "OUr aim Is to acquaint our esnployes with candidates for public ,office and to encourage tbe employes to Rgister and to \iote,>I said Gaulton. "We hope to stimulate interest in eleCtJons at all levels -local. !Rate as well a:. federal -and IG ticlp employes become bet- t!r informed about the elec- The party chairmen, ol'°i Sears emplClyes, form com- mittees and invite candidates from their party to speak to all employes before the store operui for business. "This way we bring a vari~ ty of candidates and issues to our fellow employes," said GauHon. "We merely provide an eudience of interested ' voters so that candidates can express their respective points $2 Miiiion Complex Health Facility for Mesa Grand Slam. J n c • , na- ti(>nwide operator of tenni! facilities, has signed a long ttnn lease with Four Seasons Village. Inc., ol Newport Beach to build and operate a # milllon heaJth club and tm- . ~ complex in the recrea· &nal village which t.. !Che- d_µled to open January l, 1974 near Co'ta l\fesa. · The Joi.pt announcement, by AJ W. RabaJais, president of Rabalais said. After the open- ing, plans c:all for e:xhibitions. clin!cs, and national pnr fessional tennis tournaments at the Four Seasons complei:. The Four Seasons Village will be localed near the Sall Diego and Corona del Mar freeways in Costa Mesa and, ill addition to the tennis and health club, it wiU have three movie theaters, fi ve rektaurants, a 50().room hotel, a 200-room motel. a th eater- restaurant, an ice skating pavilion, 1 goU driving range, a bowling alley, a riOe range, and various starts and shops. According to Regan, the 40- acre complex is designed to offer the local resident, or the traveler, c o m p 1 e t e recrea- tional facilities for either a long-or short.term mini·vaca.. tlon. The architecturally con-- trolled. park-like, village is being designed by William L. Pereira Associates. and will be built by the Ernest W. Hahn Construction Company. Grand Slam, and Edward J.F.'""jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij Began. Four Seasorni presi-11 the $10,000 panther* dent, 1114 that the facility would cons1lt or 15 tennis courtl, tbree ol them lndoon. It IUJ• 1Wlmming pool, and complete men Ind women's bealth dub. Rod Lover llJd R o y Emenon. lop nnl<ed touring tenn1J ~ are vice pruldenta C)f Gl'lllrl Slam, and will be c1JarP1 with plannlng the -_... llld staff oeleclion lor the -facllll y, l£T'S 8£ SI. Cmt "* .....,, , .... llnl' YlsltlF MUIM meet ••• PANTERA I by deTomuo . • . Imported for U~Mfl't'W'1. nauan coachwork ~ated by the brilliant Ghia StudlOI of Turin. Ford deslgnt'd the 351 CID 4V V-8 en&inf· Four wheel bo depenent 1uspenslon and mld ... hlp t1ll1M placement. J'lv• 1Pf'(!d &:ear box. l\Jlly 1ynchronlied • . . . •Pantera •.. Jtalht.n for Panther .•• ' FAIULOµS DANCE , Refreshments for all • 'lbere are more than 1()1) SCORE members in Southern cautorrua who are eager to assJat those llI\80 basine!lel. tncludlnc francbi,.., thal 1-fe botbetlome p~blemi. ;: • • ~ a\\e'f ittlll't' '191: C\•'o f\\\t~'i, $ tAesa tou\\\t1 ' ~l -tos\a . ,.. iS1~\ \ 9.\\\· ooNAtlONcl~·~.Js~"'" IU FOR TICKETJ..,,. 1t Ill• - .. pu«i>•" BAN PS CONTINUOUS ., 1' ENnRTAINMENT,· For Air Evenifl2 Yoa'D lo11 Remmn- ller ••• Plan To Attend Our Alllllal Ball. •• You'U Really Enjay It ADAMS AV i • GOU' I COUftll .For TICKns OR INFORMATION • • f tbi. Wesi Ana, o~ ea~fr Rl'J -~ form • O< 100 1 • ·- • • DAii. V l'ILOT •• Real Estate Questions/Comment LA f;ouple ID ·shrine~ By Realtor Randall Mccardle • We own ind m1n1ge an 11unlt1part1Mnt complex. ~ thing we .,. afwaY'I having trouble with ft -urlty ~Ila. Somttl,,,.. when we ,.turn tho de ...... we ~ lo do extonoivo clNnlng and •Ol"'lrlnt ••• ti ... kfi..p the deposit the tenant iW•nts to t1k1 ut to court. ~~ I am told th1t tome 1p1rtment ownert abuse the ~ for -•rlty depooib, kHplnt them when they ~·no apparent right to do so. . ?. In mony <H•• kHpln9 tho deposit Is juotlllod. Dogs kids un do 1 lot of d1m.g1, but not nearly whit adult can 1ccompll1h . . . ind the Mxt t_.ant •x· (and should have) • sharp, cl11n apartment. What clt!fOu recommend? ~ J, L. G., Cotta Mesa r.• ... Ji.:· We recommend a written rental agreement covering "'!l:Upecta !bat tenants are expected. to adhere to while ld•lbe apartment complex. By law the tenant has· certain dl!Wte right. and so does the landlord ... But usually 1eyTa matter of agreement, knowing the ntles ... the .. aU011 of the landlord and tenants. ;:; Some apartment owners simly indicate that the i r!ty deposit (usually '35 to •so) Is non·refundable. od. Others have certain terms and conditions whi ch l!lld be spelled out In detail in the Rental Agreement. Intent of the policy requiring security deposits is tq~e the owner addlUonal security that the tenant will p~ly fulfill bis obligation. It is not intended to gen- et"8 extra cash for operating expenses or to attempt to cttate the impresston that the building is in such de- Jl!'lid that a tenant has to pay exlra for the privilege of ~pancy. As a general rule security deposits are used f~vthe following: ~=· • Furnished apartments. , ; .. : e Leases with cancellation clauses due to transfer or:.mployment. .;: 9 Borderline credit risks where the vacancy factor m~ ln.fluence the landlord in his acceptance of the ten- •tlli ' :; •Lower income tenants who have not established a lfcord of good housekeeping or maintenance: ~. • Tenants who are subject to sudden transfer and arf:Jmmune to lease enforcement ~ the courts. LOS 1NaELBs f APl - UvinC ID 11 '11rcbitectural sbrine" b upemf\•e1 says a fl')'Ul'<lld Loi Angelea in- wranc:e · man •ho abould klto•f. For four years now. Gus Bmm and bis wile have made lbelr home In the Mayen-!n-..., F• Ennl• lloull, by Frank Lloyd W •bi<h com- mands the 111111 beblllil Ille city's Loo Fells dlall:ld. Brown says !bar ·be opeot 115,000 jU&t on ropalrl to Ille roof and the estimate to 111 the wrouabt lroa fnlnl pta lo -'11,lllO. •iWrJslJt wu notorlous for bed roots," says Brown. "When the orl&lnal owner call- ed Wrlibl to complain that the roof loWd oo bis bed, Wr'41ht told him to DM>ve his bed." B-.i .. w be WU bulldlng a home In Bevorly llilll when be NW Ennis House and "fell in k>ve with it." '11.B SAID HE WANTS to · ~ the house and bu calt- Oll In Lloyd Wrl&bl, tbe vchUect's son, u a COD- Pointers Given House Hunting? Use ·YourHead By JlOR()TllEA M. BROOKS NEW YORK (UP!) -Home buying for most families in- volves the emotions u well as the pocketbook. Nevertheless, it's an undertaking in which you'd best "put your heart on the shelf and Jet your head guide you." This advice comes from the Family Banker, money management newsletter of the Continental Bank, Qlicago. amount for eaCh month -that your housing investment won't infringe too heavily on your financial Oexlbllity in other area ." -SHOP FOR THE mortgaRe that best suits your needs. In addition to settling on the best interest rate, amount of down payment and term of loan, know the answers to questions like these: What is the dUference between FHA, VA and con- ventional loans? Is there an escalation clause wblc:b would allow the lender the right to raise the Interest aultant after oblalnlng tha orlclna1 blueprlnt& fro m Wr!pl's wklow In Arlmaa. "OWnlng Ibis bouae ii like owning ony othel' work ol art. I Itel .._.iblt for It and en~ l'fftorlng It, even though It a moro of I projecl. than I flcured." Brown said he bad offered the bou!e to lbt cll7 of Loi Angel.. provl<fed be WIS allowed to live In It tUl bis dHth. "But the clly olftclalt would only do II ti I 1llO¥Oll oot.11 he added. Browa Mid alttr he PoYI bis ""'*'1 Ill, bl and his wUe do DOI liave mudl money left and, ~1· tbl lleuae !s apanely lllmlsbtd end Ibey live quite moc1 .. uy. But, be lnslsls, "I won1 .. u lbe hou,., I :'.?JI' want to aee tt in good bands.' 'lbt Inside of Ennis H..,,. - bulll by Wrl&ht for Los Angeles aboe JlllDufacturer Charlel Ennll at Ill original coat et l.loo.ooo -boll•• its forbidding utarlor. The rooms ire drtnchtd with upt dur ing the day 1nd huae. plcture windows provide Simple common sense, cm- cern for detail, and some bon- ing up before hand are im· Porlai>I lngredlenls In a suc- cessful hou.se-huntlng venture, tbe behk say .. rate at a later date? , spectacular \lltws of the Loi Angel" Duin and GrUflth Park. AJ.TIIOUGH THE HOUSE has l,oell oquaN! feet of floor apace, thett are only two bedroom!, each with its own nnplace. The four hllthrooms each have sunken bathtubs and there is a billiard room, a study and servant's quarters. One of the original concrete block houses. Ennis House nmply proved Wright's con- cern for safety "'hen la!lt could do no more than cause It ytar'1 masslve urthqual:e could do no more than CIUM it to shudder 1lll)lt1y. "Thue wasn't a single era ct or blt or damage," said Brown. He aald he bas invited University of S o u l b e r n California ar c h i t ectu re students to hold aemin&rs In the houae and he ha,, ho ol). }ection to othe:ra touring the place. providing they mU:e ao. appointment first, After all, said Brown, '1[ • RUes5 I'm Ute most 'I homeowners . I enjoy 1bcnflnl 3 people around my house." ' • Century Building, Selling • Temporary sales quarters are now open at Century West .... PBS Corporation's new ' re:sldentlal community I n Westminster. . ... "Even though \\·e are under construction, \\'e are creaUn§ excellent b u y e r Interest,' ' stated John Parker, president : of PBS Corporation. "We're in .. such a prime area in relation- to schools, shopping, and freeways -our location alone attracts many ." According to Parker, lht pre- 111e1 reservations have been. strong, attributing the unull.tal amount of space and extra featur<1 Included In I hit' purchue price u . the mairi : na1ans for buyer prefermce~ over competition. : :l: • If sub;tlntfal remodeling has taken place, re- quf.l:ing -1 return to the apartment!.s original condition. ·~; • Some owners look to the security deposit as a guatantee against unusual wear and tear, as well as a cleaning deposit. lt outlines aom~eneral po'interS arid, noting thaf'mariY compUcating d et a 11 s ac· company the purchase of a home, strongly advises the use of prof..,lonal h•lp. .J~--there a PreJ>cBYlD~,.-ltlCREATION .PRIVACY OFFliRlD AT-MISSION VIEJO'S ALISO VILLAS clau:ie which wolilO allow ' ''Two. extraa that fln4 a,_ .. peal with many t8mllies with;': yOW1g chUdren an!: the private i' wall enclosure of the co~~ munlty and the built-in, two- acre park,'' Parker added. Your rental agreement should be drawn by an attor- ney and stgned by all parties with a copy given to the tenant at the time of signing. This agreement is just as necessary for a month-to-month tenancy as it is with a year's lease. 'The .agreement should also include such items as: How many people (and pets) are going to live in the property; bow much notice must be given be.fore va- cating tho unit and who ii.supposed. to park whe~e. Park- ing and noise are the two most common complaints !rom tobtnts. ···The rental agreement we have been using has pr9fen successful for us and seems to be to all parties co.~'med. ' · -· . You may have a copy of ouf agreemenl 'by send.Jng a $lamped self·addressed envelope to me in care or the DAlLY PILOT. • · Randall R. McCardle i.s an investment analyst, college ltcturer, and author of "Real Estate in California." Sen.d vour commntl and questions to Rmu:lall R. McCardle, c/o llt~·DAILY PILOT P. 0. Boz 1560, CO$ta Mesa 92626. " . IF YOU HAVE the slightest question of your ability to or understanding of the pro- cedure of buying a hom., the bank advises, "do additional research or consult a pro. (e!Sional in the area about wbtch you're concerned - before you set out on a househunting venblre." It recommends use of 1 qualllled, rell<~ ..ai estate broker wbb.kno.ws tbe area in which yqu·,tre ~ c;et the, recornmeodiltionr ol ~' or, if you ire new to an area, your local bank may be able to suggest the names of several reputable firms. It stresses, too, the im· portance of consulting an at· torney familiar with real estate before you put anything , in wriUng . JI . Sh. j!4 SOME GUIDELINES ... ... ,,. OOSJDri II11-S -Abov• a11, aroid hasty r . e declslona. Accept the fact - ;,:. at the onset·-that llOMChing W"'· 1 J H J • for and purcha..lng the right :::. wer omes, ncreasing home will be a tlm• con- ,., .. suming and sometimes ex-~ a's ho u s Inc ~ single family) homes. Today aaperating process. Plan tom.. f unJtJ has changed about 24 percent of the state's v e •ti gate t b or o ughly total and in age over hOusing uni.ta are ever 30 neighborhoods, homu, and fmancial arrangements most past 20 ye.a.rs, report! years of age, P r o.p e r 1 Y suited to your needs. And ~ Research Financial Re.search' said. doo 't be misguided by im- '.~~lon. While,thls ~ntage Is not pulslvenets. ~~itlng from its rapid muc:h different than the 22 · ~ Determin..! yo ur price ~wlh, CalifonUa still has a percent in 1950, tbi number or range. While in the past, the J.11(.:" rule of thumb indicated the vely "young'' housing older homes is now quite price tag on your home should ly. but th. number of subot.nllal and irlll lend to tdl in th future equal two and a half times Mmes Is beginning to grow rap 'I e · your RMUal Income, o r From 1960 .to 1960, the nOmber t and the new ones or un.its under 11 yean old in-monthly housing C09ts should ~lnlahlng in relat1ve im. creased su'batantially, but not exceed one full week's """'.·-. Jn 1970 houslni units since t11.. ha,, remained tak .. home pay, tbe bank sug • ...,. -M lrtuaDy ~-t1•0nary at --00-• gests instead a inore personal ~ JO yean old totaled v llUI .., UWIU •000• com·•-' to 80!,000 12,1116,000 unitji or 31 percent guideline. ..-~ of the state'1 lot41 housing in· " ... Determine exactly how lt50, a net gain of 145,000 ventory. much you can afford ach Wta or 1115 peroent over the A""""!llng to a c b a r t month for all the espenaes of ~ preparec}, by P r op e r t y home owneralllp: mortgage :r-~ar •pan. Researc:b, the Inventory of payments, iDlurance, taxes, .~ stat. of California now houllng unill by age l'Wpings electrlclty, heal, w a I er, ~ about 1even-milllon boll&-for California chowed a total milcellaneous services, and 1!11 units, of which SOUie 4.1> ol S,590,000 for 1960; 5,480,000 maintenance. Be sure that !i!ll"'" or " peroent ... for 1960 and e,189,000 for 1970. you're a1 .. willing to pay that ?. AlfsoVlllas prepayment of some or all of the loan before the scheduled time? If so, does it impose a penalty on such prepayment? Are there other charges such as appriftsal and closing costs? Might It be passibl• to assume the seller's mortgage? Tract Attracts All Ages -Have I agreed to a con- tract purchase, which woold not give ownership in the house until the entire loan was paid? In such a case, if a pay· ment ii mWed, the penon financing the house could take possession without torecklrure action. ~ Aliso Villas at Mission Viejo bu attracted an interesting cross-section of families, rang- ing from yOung married couples with small children to older couples whose children have grown up and moved away. Jlm Gray, sales mana~er, said the yw.. aoem to ipJ>lal partlculorJy .to falnllles Hd<· lng an attractive place to live at a reasonable price, with plenty of recreaUonal faciliti es for both panmls and children. He noted that the zero maintenanc:e way of life is especially appealing to buyers who want to own a home, but still want lime to enjoy leiJure activities. Many buy!:n are single peo- ple with a relaUvely high level -s~ OP/ locltlon. ~g before· yo~ look at ·a ho,,.. you should l'nvtstlgate com- munities1cartfully with an eye to suitability for your fimlly. · Look for a neighborhood with a socio-economic s t a n d a r d similar to your own. Look into transportation, shopping and recreational facilities, schools, churches and special al· tracUons. Search for a reuonable zoning ordinance which allows fOr aome srowth and Is wall enfor<ed by the Read Rules Carefully Before Signing Lease community. -Maintain a cbeckllst of things to observe In potential homes and keep a written record or the homes you visit which lnlerest you. By JIM HUFNAGEL Every apartment com- munity hu a l!Jt of "ahaJJ nots." This stl of rules 1.5 in- tended to codify your rela-. tionah!p to the owner, the building, and your fellow tenants. -Jn looking over a home, Sometimes house rules are don't be afraid t-0 take your scattered through the lease or time , Ask questk>ns freely, rental agreement. M-0re com- and erpect direct answers monly they are Hsted In a· from the real estate agent and the seUer. Jt Is nol out of line . separate document, usually to ask to see fuel recelpt8, to referred to in the lease and ask f<r the names of people made binding when the lease who have serviced equipment ls signed. and plumbing. Read them very carefully: AT THE LEAST you should: you might find a number of Note if there are water management rules w h i c h stains or dampness in comers really put U 'on the renter. of the balement. Either c:ould These U8ually come about u a be the lip-off to a seepage prob-result of over-cope by apart. tern. ment ownen who have been Check the electric service mtitreated by various tenants entrance to make 1ure wiring over the yean. Be especlaDy is adequate for your needs. mindful of those rules whlc:b Today, 100 amp wvlce 11 dctell obllgatlono of the tenant minimum and this will rapidly and the londlord. become inadequate u more electronic productt come into use. Four designs are being In- troduced at Century West. featuring up to 2.570 square reet. The one-and two-ttory plans oUer homebuyers twelve aeparate elevatlon1 from which to clloose tn two, three, and four-bedroom dtslgru:. Century West r;nay be reach- ed from the <Jarden Grove Freeway to !bl Brookhunt ex- IL Pl'oceed ...,th 111 Brook- hunt to !Ward lheo lell to Colllury Wm at Ward AVCIUO In Watmlnater, Jtautlful Stick-on LABELS ~A In W orki:qg Homeowners' Gr~up ~ ~!~W Ro&ers once said lhat >.Americans w111 · join at the • • J!o>p of a hat .. . and '6rilclpole al· the polnl ol a • 11, but-one Med 1earcb 90' than ,the Sierra Bonita pm.~1y -.auoa In eRoctforadmnatlc plloa, ' Oil of the four in e ownert' auociatfionl Broltdrnoaf H o m e • .' Roel< YWqe In lr\'loo, Siem Bonita '"'"f b • rtlna es1mp e of tic community aplrll .-rl:t JlO mtmber• ln Ile ora:anlzatlon, a maJorily ol whom ..,.. porll:lpota In ..uvw.. ~~.It~~' lion that ""'1U.. -"=·· ... l-':".'1nu ... ~ • I ' • Ptnonall11d • Styllllh • Effldtnt Order For Younelf or • Frltnct t.fey be usecl on envelop•• •s r.fum eddr111 le.Deis. Also very h•ndy es idRtlfic•tio11 lebtl1 for marking p•non•I items 1uch •• boo••, ncord1, phofot, etc. L•bels atick o" 9let1 •ncl m•y l:.e used for marking hom• caftned fectl ittrns. All lebels art pri11fecl wJfh ttylish Vo9ue fypt on fine qu•lity wh it e· gummtd peptr. I -, B I OA!l Y PILOT Sund'f, Stpttmlllf 10, 1'172 FREE RIAL ESTATE • a.,ICINSING COURSE F1mou1 littrttln9 coutt• now eveft.. •ble thru Terb•ll. Ap_plicenf1 fully rtlmbunecf upon qu1nficetlon. For cf1t•il• c•ll Al Slun,1 714~1•2-5511 in Oren9• Cou11ty. ~~- BEAUTY.IN EL TORO! $35,9901 21., M. ft. "°'" f1mll'f llo<ne wllh 4 rn1Jttt sited btdrODIM, •Mh r:· ...,.iw c;IOUlll "'" airPetl1111, custom drlll'd· Eltllll'lt flrepl.a lft.,llWe t....,llY "°'"' IHtltf bllllllllttS ill TM lll"M dillll'(ll reom. 0.klKt llUltlllt lllfd'IM, J mar!Ji. & tonnlu blllil1. 2S ft. ~rW-Nlfol PteHUa.llr' ~ ~ ftnem for prlYKYI DMO'D, MESA VERDE--431,950-NO DOWN G.I. Tlnftt -lo•IOW ~ --...It. Ollt ol Ille 111"91 1rfQ -illvtlY Mn'ltt. ftlc;t ntfol\bol'• -nrtr 111 c.onvtnllllK"· 3 btdroorm, t btrlH, .,,... farnllr room wilt! eleotnl llttp11c1, llcldllionll 1\r~!Kt In 11rac:lous Uvlnoa room wltll pk 11Jrt wfnclOw Ofll'loolo 1 tr11ty pMlt llltt ytrd. AU tltcirlC .. Afttcl" &111111-111 kJldlen, Cl\ll\Wtil\tr. CO-.trild CHiiio. 5"11)-JnCI. SAN J.UAN EXECUTIVE! $82.500! E•uPttonll 11i.. et !'11111 tnd "IOUnllln&. Cfttem bllllt .f Mdt'OOnll, I btltl ,._ wltll 111.clTIM l1r1r 11ml1Y !'om! 91'9CM lw "'""1ne..,1 ,,,. pl.ct, 1U 11Kttk "Award" bulft.ln kltcMn. dlsl!Wllller. Air condlllonlN ,,.,,....,, 1vfl)f'l'lll1c '''"' door OPtMr. SO mud'I Mr• -""'' lnvll• rvw 111m1r111on1 4'J.l:Ml. Since 1926 ~ .. 26 FT. COVERED PATIO! $30.0001 COSTA MESA t.Ota!ed 1n llOPUl•r 1rt1 of Cotr. Mn11-•-_.,.-llld""9n!S." ~ blltl .. i.ret t.1mJl'f room for 111 "In SCtnn.'' wlfl.UVtl' bulllln klftllen. ln- vlllnt tlrt11llct. SUmmi!f p1r1IM In file Hiio. No clo'wn G.I. tlrfl'll -911 1thert low·low down PllYmet!ll _1.tO.Jnv,. LERI LAGUNA HILLS! $32,0001 I monllw I'll'# wltt'I itnlll• dttP ill.If ctllldllll, Cllltom dr.,.... Nltlflt .. ,.,_ t1:1p«I, ntrlnki.tl, HG'llllnll JO do kit mov1 In IRIPICX I. ..,IOI' llvlllO ln 1 ttrrlflc 1ru, 3 bfdraon'lt, 2 blths, ,.fl" f1mtly f9Gnl DrKW tr, lland-tam. tlr1pl1c1. 8ulltln .1ppl11~. formal dlnl"SI room -ctndlttlOhl I. wlnt lnllmalt dl11111r1I o-r lr1n1f1rrtdl '3IM060. SPARKLER IN EJ. TORO! $29,500 ·NO DOWN e.I. ttrm.....-.,_ Ill """5. I ~ btf,_, I llltftlt. fll'l'llly rwont wlTh tllNlll fl,.pi.ce Jl'IMf COftWllltM .. "* tlvlltt?I ._,. kncr., "" llttllllli Hiia for lllolt' ''CMk OVf." Pool 1il9d •l"Olll'dl -~ • ,.,-1ircnon ........ .. Tarbell Reaches· 81°/o . ~ Of The Home Buyen * 10 FULL PAGE ADS EACH WEE!<. *TARBELL'S EXCLUSIVE MULTIPLE . LISTING IOOK • • 'Ii GUARANTIED SALES. * Cl)MPLUE FINANCING * TELETYl'I SIRVICE ' ''LIST YOUR HOME ·WITH NUMBER l.'~ ' GOOD MORNING SUNSHINE! $37,oOo ~arrntr model llome· Incl 1ft bttt.r th.111 madll c:GftllltlOn. Brlnl klnl 1r1M t1,1n,ltur1 lot' . ~ ov_tfl_lled bfdrWml, 2 111Mm"'8 -P11Uman bllllt, wlfl'• Pf'ldl I. fay bltllt In kllchen, dllfl....alM!'. F1mlly -for 111 tfil tc:tlan, 11 .... IKI. Lowly .-tla. "Goad Marnltlll Sun.hint" lfllt'• """"'' you'll .. , """"" 1911 walttn Incl -your pk:tvrnqW r•nl .Ind I 'f\Jll of 91'Mll Miii Hl·IU'J. \ OnlY 2 YTa. NW end 111 tittt.r ftuln "Sl'low ~· 1t&d f1mll'I' roam Wltll hf9tt t.1thtd,..I C9lllne1 ·1nc1 ll!wlrlnt tlrllltitc•. mr-rs Prldt lillcMll. Cllsh..Wr, bullll!i •PPlr1'11Ch, ~n«itt dlflint roam. Wlllf" llOff~r. F1bu1aus pcd Wltll •lkll dlwllll bNnl, loltb llf dlcklnt Incl I bNlitlfilt Htla. "2·"61. . SOUTH COAST QFFICIS . • • * COSTA MES:A • JtlS .._.., ll'f'L * HUNTINGTON BEACH . 1111 ........... * HUNTINGTON BEACH -""-* HUNTINOTON •IEACH __ ...,. * HUNTINGTON .IACH tm 11 RM ff FOuHT~N VALLIY . tiilM ••I':• * FCLJUNTAIN VALLEY . ' ,,,. ... , .. *~OH VllJ,i> " • . .aun•1 ...... *'UGUllA HILLS ___ 141,._ * SAN JUAN CAlllSTRANO . ,,m ... ~ * SAN CLIMINTI 1 .,.., ... _ .540-1120 1142-6691 ~i.ss,u '46°'°4 962""'5 H'J.lin 142-2"1 . llM060 .-.. k.1341 ' m.mo I • • We Sell a Ho.,.e Every ,.., 27 Mln.-..1! l .Since 1926 " • • • . • . • .. .. • • 'I • At Your SN¥i.ca ·. / Wi'h Pit lluM le II"' ,.lnp ......._hi ,.itl cut ...i ..,._ II"' tho 1nswor1 ond tho Hlfolt JOU llllCI hi '°'" 1noqiritfe..1n __...end bu•inus. Moll pur ~-11 ... le Pot Dunn/At Your s.tvlc1, °''""' COis! Dolly Pilot, ~.O. lox· 1560, Coofl Mlto, ~ 92626. Include """' tel~ numbor. ' ' ~ DEAR PAT: Mlon eaaaad by aowa-•a lacUllles h•e Ileen J \'role to you In June aboul my ptoblem'with ettmlnaled.· Ro111111oor'~ lore• ,.,..r Hae ts aol C,ompusamp Df8tributlng Center and you w~red belnJ ...,.. le fall -Hy ...i lhe fwmalton •f ' In )\Jllr colmm thll my.daughter and I ...aid,... """"" llipllal (1twer 1a1) woo a problem unlD ...l'.. ce1v1 · OW' Pae!. Pill wl~ i few ·--.. No ..:e<•iili-_. -lnlllq'-ol ehemlcal• were Panel-PW~ altj~ IDCl I~~ to.,?!11'1._ • w,....,. Iott ~ .,-. Siar&-said Ille u- lltlea Tlyb and' made reference to ,.... colilmn, · pie.-odon :roa ....a may lie caaaad •Y """ bul all I &Ot fnmi'lier wu lolaL$i1Moe, S11aJ1 I -t1pe llm'loel or fertlllled • .., erops ID give up and chalk the loal '_11\oaey ·up to lesson aearby arplcullaral areas, However, 11 lbe odor J~! · ' ·f , )'OG .ameQ, 11 ttwer gas, lte suggested Ute ealpri& /, D., ,c.oita Mesa may be tbe El T°'!' Marin" C«Ps Atr station sewer 1ysttm ·w!tlc• be says, ls "deslped to · 10 A ~ rill edaer readers pre'ViOaslf mqred septic." of Panel-Piil dellv0ry II W1 colama revealed not oae llad arrlVed. Oaee again a "Belen Taylor," the ~e ot uy pel'IOD who bappen1 to take· a com· DEAR PAT: plalnl elll al the New York Compusul office, dJtl promise prompt d<llvery of P ... 1.Pak1 to J, D., G. A., D. E., all of Costa Mesa. Mana1er Baroid A. Stone of C.ompasant'a Callforala "'ruclt, 2S4' Statham Blvd., Omard, t303I, reqae1ttd -ud .......... of ali re.Ol!ert •IJl"rleaclag dollvwy ,.......~ Stotte pro!_lll,lled to npedile Pllliel-Pat del1ftry •for E. G., FOUllfal>, Valley: H.P.,~ Beadl; M. M., Sota ha. Be lllame4 .._ npai10d dally ...ier. or 4,1411 yd eol"· f11er ~ ltl New York for Ille "neceaiary Ills#!,~·~ period." Readers CO!llltt•· htil if lia .. Puel-l'ak deliverf jrolllems 'llillald llform me ud I w111-.c1 Stone. · Can you find out if the Southwest Indian Foun<?tion of Gallup, N.M., is a legitimate cha~ ify? I want to know if donaUons really get to the Indians. This fQOndation bas ~ sending us un- ordered items tor years with a request for contrj.. bulioos. E. V., Lagana llilll ' . ' no Albllqaerque -Baai.e.s··-· ... --·-"·-~·--··"fl'.--~-- DEARPAT: ./') i'ecelnd· JIWIY laqafrles,. bul ·no ..... about , ..,.~ii(lpdlu ~lloa. 'l)e ~ 11 aandla& a· 11111 ~· tqlOrt about lhlt loud.a· .. ~·-eperatloq.to .yoa • .,Jladersllalll. 8111 Baal ,1 Gallup said t!ie Soalhweat Iadlall Foandalloa ·11 llllDg .an contributions honestly qd wllely, buJld.. 1ng-road1, brldge1, · well1 and "really )lelptag tbe Jndlau." r-ordtr$!-eat-Faney-mag~ Jast November through a school fund-raising project aad since then I've only received the June issue. COUid you find out what bas happened to my subsciiptkm? B. B., Corona dd Mar DEAR PAT: I would lib to find out what.happened to a roll of flllil' I. aenl to· Triple Prlnl' Flhil CorpcraUon. I ...t two rolll to this company together with IWo free mm proctutog, coupons .I had cUpPed from Ultra Brl!O· loWlpule bOxel. One. !l>.ll was proct .. led ,IDCI iet11rnetf;7but lbe· C!ll>er ioI1 11ever. came. r wrote aeveral. ... bul have nol -reteivelf a fti;l:y, .The· mllslng roll of film c:Onlaln! piciures <i our famllY'• first vacation in nine yelrs !fDd it is •eey· lmporlanl to me. • .. I J. c., co.ia Meia Marie' Gftumu, ~mer .HrYke npA.t.ta· · llTI hr c.tple llolmollve Colllipollf I!· """"" ~ 111..-bi'fltlil :rea le mile '8 tolled,.... toll • TrtPle-Prlnt. Wltelt Triple Print'• "mlnlnf tum" ~-mleWI Ill· pert-I loftrm,i\oa ·-:JMf IDm, tlleft'I a 'food chuce H will lie located, praemed ud ntaneil ·1o yea. Lei me lmOw lbe -"" , " DEAR PAT: . \ . -- We, ,bl-Roulpoor's .New World_ ~"e1opinent, ID!Oll,a·itll bad cidor.ol aawer gaJ at all tlmea of Uie <111 and nl¢'I 1'llon lbe wind II dg!jl. We jlave called;Jlc!umoilt Corporation many limes to com- plain. "'11;. lbe ode!'1 sliJI occura. Is tliele' l'JY way 1o ... ~ ellnilnalaf!' · · . . J. L, Lafdll'a HUis ' . ' Larr1 '.Sloli,_, --er-<il Mo,. -·1 IUl!alloa Mplrlllea~·sal4'DY leftr Pl • ~ DEAR PAT: In February I sent a check for $11.97 to Lee Wards in Elgin, Ill, for membership in the Oma· ment of the Month Club. After several, complalnt· letters, I got my first three months selecUons in Jun~ ~ were the January, ~ebfuary and Mardi ornaments. I sent another fll.97 and re- cet~ed the June, July and Allguil Jdecltons. I ,. wrote .asking for the 1'pril and !>lay ~ts and W... '91!! 1--. 11\'0 montbS' ·~II are DO ' IOll!"' ~ii w1111l!d'-'ilf .........,.;rt r.Mi~· , !"onth and II'• 'no\ ·m; aull they;iwere Ille In 1-, my orders IDCl-ran out i>! ·ae~•for sequenlial nionthl. . .~ J. L, Col~ Mela ' . . .. ne --"' i>I '"-~111. gim . ~·""'ed •* to eompater op(l'lllloa" la l!'ebrur)' ~ 111- tlead of ltrumllnin.g ~ ind maJUiP,, .. , meu" resulted, aecordlng to Ute Ue waru aq.. tomer lerVlce department Mi ..... ally llrfe amaber of A..,U and May ornameats were maUed out.,. ud .tll~ are ao more aYdlblt. Unlen yoa want to quit buf!i'C ....._1s 'ill W.·p.tit,,,..1'11 bave to pun:IW_e llie April uil Mo!J -meals . aext; year. Yoar ·~ $1L'1 «der ....W be for · the _Septemller; October aM Nv•mller aelocllonf. . "" .. DW. l'f.T: -. •'!lu-Jii!.1' s; 1971lentaredJbto•1'rit1en ,gr ... J!!ODI wllli .the !Ween Feather Bduly Salm of ·Anaheim. In ,HChange for $400 ($380 Of whicli I've paid), I was entitled ~ a "complete specialized program" which wu to expire oo July 6, 1973. Now l find the saJon li cloeed for nonpayment ol tueJ. I have lrled unsuccessfully to contact the salon managers and ..heard all Eileen Feather salons have gone out o~ business. Is theie anything I can do, or am I out $380? · • r •• A. S., 'Costa Mesa Tiie Orange County ~·Jll or 'Coasomer Alf~ Is advblng DUJqfl!'Oll former patrou of Ille _. Elleu FeaQier lleHt)' Salon of ,AU. helm to Ill• a Ill.ell eomplafnl wit• lh•» ,,... dlvt. lion ol lhe Anaheim PoUCe .Deparlmftt ~tve ~ Marllnn, Allallelm Police Deparlmell~ .... la~ tip comment ... ·uy llbue or ·lJI camnl Jn. ~ <if Ille aa!oo, bat lie wm -Pt yoar eomplainl H you call IJ!m at 531-5333. . . You and the Law • How Coiirts Rule on Accidental' Death \ Tom bad .• Ule lnturanee '.policy ,for $10,000. In the car and Gene died. His widow claimed Tbe pollcy was to pay his \v;dow double thal ii double Indemnity. She said 'lbe dealh was !tom b1I death wu from "accidetltal bodily. injury." accidental means. The court agreed that taking Tom' wu ~ tn )lit· job 1111d tpok tlleJal the drugs Jn the car was not calculated to produce ''bean!.,:' to pnip lip hll }letlOoallty. lfe lol>tt a death. 'lbe result was accldenlal. The widow gol few ton JDall)' and died '-. an ......-. • Hia lbe award. wlilo1r cot the •10,000. Ilowoffr. the lnluruce some policies make II a point to say they ..,,op1111 woaldn'I paJ the ~ , woo'I pay doqble indemnity · when .-..it>'· "Ja.~WIRl'I acd-' ' death ariMI from' certain illegal dmtal," lllq "AllJID w acta. U~ or poaelling drugs may IU IDltAl ......,. 1 lht Tl* al be a l~y. Some auto lnlurance a o•cdole." 1 • ' oompmdel don't.r:Onr the driver it The -.... &;;. ~ l!llill-he II lo)1nd WhTle comm!Hlng a ltonal '10,fOt. The -"llilCldon-felooy. A -.. driver wlio, Jn. lal" lbooild .. al-Ill ...a..ry , · .iur.. -eommlll a · (elony .. ...,.illandlni lllid --. • Under oome pollclel, which exclude IW lawyer tDld ~ court. ''111e M!\!Olie wu un-coverqe far acta of felony, lbe Injured or de- apecled, .-and under1lpied. Tom lull too~ ceutd drlve~ would have no clabn. loo many or got a batcli of pJDa more potent than In still aoolber caae polite arrellled Qiarlle Ila - -lo.• '1111 .-I II'""' and Cil)!ered tw theft They hlndcuf.fed him and l!!ll him in the 1111 --COft1P1111 to ..-, the widow. pollce car. In roata to tho a1111on, lie, lelipod out . ..: =~~;:. i:=. ~~. '; . ::..,~::: =-.=-:' ..,.~.1e:,: i:J'&.:: 1•-·· .......... 1111111• liaandldllod-=~aeltll ·footlll>-lnl ....., \lilt, !lit '"""* ..... .._ '1111 • If, 11e 11111 died ..,. r.r ...... --. bolleB-..w .. --,... _, --'"11"' ....,. ·-i .......... 1111 ...... , ·~.,.. ............... , ' . • • OAILV ~LOT f: j ; . ' IN FULL VOl!=E: SINGING GROUP ONE • '·' 1 Doi.IL Y ,ti.OT 111" ,..... OF 140 CLUBS AT LEISURE WORLD • ' ~~~s·ure · World: ·oh.,\ I , How ThCise . . . . Grandparents Play By JACK REES CHAPPELL Of tlM INllly fllltt Sttlt The movie at Leisure Wcirld in the Laguna Hills the other Week was "May Time," starring Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy. "?.Jay T.ime." The title suggests Le~e Wor~ itself, a perpetual sprimr forresid~ts m the autumn of their llveS, Leisure World people -there arp abOul 14,\llO.al Laguna Hllll and 10 oilo at • 1be Seal' l!e8ch communitY -are l;.,d O!· saJiii1 thil 1heir eotnn'lbnity;'il more ~!Jiisf~l .~te -Leisuie World is a ~·of life. • · That Way of 'Iife ls a return to a world of Uir.ee leDerations ago, a world that the Leisµre World residents built. There is no crime to speak of, folks say 1'heUo" toi strangers, sidewalks are walk· ed on and the speed limit of 25 mph on the private sµ-eets i!: ,observed. Words like "poUution," "crime " ••wcotics" and 0 traHic'' are newspa~r words in Leisure World. Residents can read of such.things If they want, but they don't-have t.o live ,with them. · 0 We do live fairly isolated from the world~s probl.ezns," S41d one reUred ·I'.tSj.. dent. "But, for 65 years· of our lives, we didn't." To qualify for Leisure World residenCy,. 1 perlKll' must be 52 or older. . Worldly,.cares that plague non-Leisure World people are kept on the other lide of the wall that encomp:wes the com· munity. And that leaves leisure time for the residents, most of whom are retired from active business. Leisure World fesldents appear to work as hard at leisure as they once did at wcrk. 0 M:y wife and I do have our golf clubs. b_ut )'e're so·busy with other things, that we-baverg', g~ten involved with golf here/' . Aid Norm Cortis, a twO-year resident. . lll'CLIJBS There are more than 140 clubs at Leillll'O World. 'lllere ~ clubs !or realdenll from lbe v~ states, such as the Ohio Club and Iowa Club. There aro .liJ!iing c:luhl, aavetal bridge clubs, lable tennis clubs, bone back riding clubl, several service clubs and even clubs for. former service club members . H there is one thing most striking ahoul Lei>ur6 World, ii is the dedication wtth which restdenll tackle their daily letsur.. One club, the 'Panbellenic Club, started • Jibtaey'ol donated )looks tn a clubhouse room, siz: years ago. NOw, long oot grown of those early quarter&; ·the library is hQuaed iri' a l)l"'lab'. ll'1'Uclure bY lbe admtntstration office • The library ·haa • 12,000 boob and received donattom i>I 1,000.boou Just tall monlh. . "IOllY hooks the library could not uae were redooated to achools. Most $lf the vol~ea deal wltb 1ravel' or 'hlltoty or b.ioflriphles, subjtcll ol lnferell to the 'recidoiill,, 111<1 Mro., E1" Blan<~ a fmna" Ubrarian and now volunteer ui...r1... . • "We-don 't have tecbnlcal llc>ob on colnc out .00 gelling a job," ahe aaid with • twiol\le. Nearby al the art classroom, • Wedllesday altttnoon gathering pull ~tocanvaa. • "I llarted pointing when I was 1!i " · aa14 ~Collier,.,, who Um to ttn tht m«y oC his flrsl Fourth of Jul¥ In ~.1 . J ., ' An .......... -~. CoDier ~Jl"l'I llld~ ~JI I :Wuhi!lgton ~te ,J..~ LIISUKJ;Plp Cl) ' .. BICYc;LING AND TRICYCLING IN SAFETY • Tbe number of worker1 taklng flearly retirement" -before are 65 - bas skyrocketed In tbe pan decade. r· . . · . Men and women under t5 are rettrJng from tbetr ]ob1 at a rate 70 per· ~"'' c~nt blgher than a decade ago, and Utt trend It expected to accelerate even more in tbe nez:t ten years. Tbese are the flndlngs of a survey conducted by Norlbweslern NaUonal Ufe Insurance Co., Minneapolis. By actual count, nearly 2.4 mUIJon persons tn tbt 45 l-0 54 age range retired from the labor force In Jt71 -compared with 1.4 million in 1960 - and eacll year more and more senior members_,. the nation's work force are choosing: early retremeat, aeeordlng to tbe latest figures prepared by the National Couacll •• tbe Agtag. " . So~ source1 hall . Iii!' lrHd u a .... for e.rly retlm1 tn that II wtll ..,,.. diem tt enjoy tie.Ir °Coldu ,yean',. wbUe . they're stttl ln good bealth; otber tourcu see It as • bea\tf Wow to the econo.my In that tbe I~\ force coRJd lose many of tu mOIC aperleacecl and 1kllliuJ worW1 befOre tlley complete a 11/Ull" career. Perhaps the most 1lpUicant aspect of tarl7 retirement Is noted bJ , IOCia1 selentlttl, who fonee a IOdety Dear.at-lland where young peopl• -4 wW go to sebool afttll Utey are is, work antu tley are JS and Jive util they are 85. Then, tbey will ba\re spent 15 m.uy yean la retirement 1s tllty dkl 08 lbetr job. -- • • 24-honr W ~rk Week- That's Forecast for 2,000 A.D . . . . WEST . LAFAYE'ITI:, Ind. (AP) - The year 2000 will bt ,a great )il)IO for leisure living wit~ lioming <(evices In goll bells and lreea thal grow ... fasl as . Dowers, •ccordlnf to James Petenon. Pet.,..,,, 1 professor or ncreatloo al Indiana Unlvenity IDCI a 1peclallst o\I ncreation and parb for lhe extenoio1>- lel'Vk:t at Purdue University. 1ee1 tbil prospect (or the tum of the century: ' • A work week OI 24 lioUrs with lour· day weekencts. • Playpouo<Ja undOt the oc...,; and giant domes creating total cllmatt coo- trot over -re<ts of acrea nl recrutlon land. • ~ 1'reea growing u fut u lkiwora now grow and . fore111 planted and harvested automaUcally. • Goll lllll• '"""Ina elev~ and Cold couraea watered, mowed and tendocli l!Y roboll.. • · • • Arwlcial mi>Olll to tum night Into day tver bn>ad areaa of landscape. "The problem for us today ts that ,,. . haven't prepared !or lbe letsure lime we alnad,y'have," Petenion ~ One of the most lmmedlat' probt- facing recreation-minded Aniertcans -ia Ibo ovtnJH of parks and atmllar natural 1reas. Llmtb may ha'f& IO be pul 00 W many people can lie admllled •I ooe ~ to the populai' ft&UGotl and stile pai:tts, he •• ,.. . • But Pelano1nald be lldnu lbe P""" ,..,. of ............ ...,"-¢ the~lvet 011t lo the Ion( nao .. lei.do Um' ..... y .. ~-W..k .... ent Trather thin oo weel<ende •rmnW-·j •.> ' _, .. . -· . I • i f • I • l , ' ' I r I ' ! I • .. ,,. " ' '' I ' I • . . • • ' . : ' I ,. f: ~ r. ,: ~ I• ~ f. .. . I· ;. • • • ' • :· i .: C I DAILY PllOT s..day, ~ 10, 1972 Good Deed People UILV PILOT Ill" """' 0. W •• PRICE, WIFE ELIZABETH PACK MAGAZINES -v A Ufetime Helping Vets _ . . ' --4: When 0. W. Price retired Jn, 1961 from the Veterans Ad· ministration af-ter 42 yeara of service-to--'Amei'ica's war veter.· ans, he didn't stop working for those men and families who have served the nation. · • Price and his wife Elizabeth live at 1434 Bluebird Can· . yon Drive; Laguna Beach, and their garage is always packed with boxes and carlons of items the Prices have collected, to take to the men hospitalized in veterans facilities. The Prices collect magazines, books, clothin~ aJ!d port· able radios and televisions for the Veterans Hospital in Long Beach. He delivers the articles twlre a month and chats with patients. Price, a former VA area director of Rehabilitation and Education for the Southwest states and Hawail, otill main· talna-a goocl rapport with the hospital chiefs. He bH been Instrumental In 1tttlng many ·m or mjured veterans admitted - to the goveminent bnopl\al, thus saving the, men large hos· pita! bllll. '. • "O:'W. • at be u kri<lWn ·U. his friends, ls also active In the Americm ~lllon~..tll~s a watch on legislat,ion al· fectlnli +etir'an.s,.'Fand · arilis .l)ew law for Veteran s pub- llcatlona .• ' (~ •t > · ·.~ 11.." The w.U. ot the Price hoalll•are covered with the many awards that'.crciups have bestowea· on "0. W .. " among them a cltaUon from President EiJenhower's Committee on Employ· ment of the Handicapped. .-; • • YcnlCanHelp Volunteer bureaus have a wide variety of opportunities for volunteering services. South Orange County office may be called at 642-0963 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. weekdays and the west county bureau, 53().2370 may be called between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. wee~days. CLERKS, IRVINE -Volunteers for typing and general office duties may call Edith Peters at 833-7128 to volunt~er services for the Women's Opportunities Center, a free sen:1ce concerned 'vith continuing education, votational counseling and testing. The office ts located on the UC Irvine campus. ADMINSTRA TIVE AIDS, ORANGE COUNTY -Orange County Probation Department is recruiting administrative vol- unteers to help set up and coordinate various projects at the new Community Center for Probationers from coastal· com- munities which is being established in the old Harbor Area Court House . Janet Saleha may be reached at 642·0963 for inform•· ti on. It ls hoped that volunteers can give al least eight hou rs per week . DRIVERS, HUNTINGTON BEACH -The director of Jobs for the Visually Handicapped, Huntington Beach is blind him· self, so he needs someone to drive him to places where he gives lectures or coriducts other agency business. A secretary with emphasis on typing also is greaUy need· ed. The office is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. FILING CLERKS, HUNTINGTON BEACH -Someone with filing experience, and . hopefully, some geographic know!· ege of west Orange County could be of great service to the United Crusade which is organizing and setting up a new fil- ing syste m before the fall campaign. Eugenia Jones may be conlacted at 530·2370. Help for You Pregnancy counseling is available for all Orange County residents. Here are four organizations where y.rof8ss\ona1 help can be obtained. All of them are staffed part y by volunt~ BIRTH CONTROL: ORANGE -The Birth 'Control lnsti· tute edutates and counsels \\'omen with problem pregnancies and refers them to the proper agencies for assistance. The institute ts 1t 1818 w. Chapman Ave. For more Information call 889-7470. • · PRE-NATAL CLINIC: SANTA ANA -March of Dlmes agency at Suite G, 111 W. Dy~r Road iJ devoted to finding the cause and prevention of birth defects. 979-2270. CONFIDENTIAL COUNSEtlNG: NEWPORT BEACH - APcARE gives e<>nfidentlal help for abortion ind adoption, olnflb parents counrellng ond referral iJ free at 444 N. New· port Blvd., 642-4438. Vasectomy referral is byippointment only. PREE CLINICS: Both the Huntingt on Beach and Laeuna Beach cllnle. provide frH medical and counseling servlces. KUllllngtOn Beach: 222 Fiith 'St., 886-8883; La11Una Beach: 422 Glanneyre St. 494-0701. , -~,~ ... ----... ....;--------~..---"' • Blind Do Lead Blind It's Done by Mail At Corresponiten.ce School . . . ' • .. ,_ RICHARD KINNEY BLIND AND DEAf, HEADS SCHOO~ FOR BLIND Kinney, (L), Talks to {11. Gov. Dick 1l9llvl1 by Machin• Producing Bnlll• T1po1 WINNETKA, JU. ( ,\p ) -Rlehard Richard Kinney baa composed sevel'1lt bookJ, but be can't write bll name. He's met numerous world luden, but he's never seen them. He bu an 1-)'iat-old IOn, but be'• never heard blm. ~y. 41, a wido...,., hol been deal and blind llnce boyhood. As a teenager, be remembers wetVing pot holders f.r 25 celll8 each in East Sporta, Ohio, futile yun in hlgh llChoot and a small magazine• tubscriptioo ' oervlce operated out of hi> borne. Today be Is a nldwide lecturer, educator and poet, aemDa u ueCutlve director of lbe Hadley lk:bool for the Blind -the only school of Its kind, which Kinney -credlls-for -belplnl b 1-m redltcover the world. . First called by Iii founder the Univenlty of Coura1e, the Hadley School like Kinney and many of lta atudenta, :iJl.. validates the cllche that the blind leading the blind is futile. LEISURE • • • (Colllbnled !nm Pqe Cl) jail, as a prlu witness In a Dllltder case In lllOS. Qilllor banp his pail)tlnp In his llvlnl room. "I must have 35 of them. -17 nproducticml ol old mastm,• be ... SINGING GROUPS .. Just down the hall !him the or1 room , one of several Leisure World singing IJ!'(N,lps sings 11I'm Look.Ing Over A Four Leaf Clover." Ladies with roug .. red cliteks and gentlemen in bow-ties fill the room with Tin Pan Alley's best. "We sing'onJy the old sOngs here,'' said Richard Feuerman u be directed 55 members of the group which bad gathered that day to sing. Later, another group called the C".on- tlnental Slnlers would pther to sing German songs, Feuerman aa.ld, h1I own voice bearing a trace of Germanic root& At one of the pool.I, • retired Navy Qimmander, Stephen Sbrly, now a Jlleguard, watches over several of the resldenls' grandchildren splasblng In the water. "I don't think tbere'a anythins like It. You can do any damn thine you want," the crusty ex-oailor oa!d. Shray Is aloo president of the Gu)'l and Dolls dupllcate bridge club and he surfs at various beaches along the coast. Golf earl! begin zlpplnl along the streets and over the Lelaure World golf course urly each morning. The tanned faces and quick eyes of golf addicts s~kle as another day arrives and with it another 18 holes. some would be on the course seven days a week. "The spirit iJ willing, but the wife, eh, flesh ... " joked Jack Fltzpatrlck. Fltzpa.trick just compleltd a round with a score of 79, a tally not much higher than bis age. •DRIVE CAREFUIJ.Y' Nearby, one of the !Me Leisure World bu,.. carries mldenl.I throuihoof the community. The b\Jf -a 1ip that reada: "Drive carefully, Grandparents at Play." • The 11'811dparenll can play because the nonnal d01·1o-day abrulOOI that pl1111• moat proptrty ownen ar1 'taktn care of by various official L<ioure World ll"WP'· Inside the block wan. a set of tor• poratlons are interwoven to create tbe fabric of private enterprise covemment at Leisure World. ~sidents who live In the llrot·bullt ("we don't say 'old' In Leisure World," said ooe 1dmln!Jlrator) HCllon of the community ~de ln manors. llathor than outright ownenhlp of the property, rukfenta own stock in a inuf.ual ,corporation whlcll owns Iha pro- per\ies. Slock ownenhlp entitles them to reolde!IC)'. ' NM teCllom of the community are coodonilalum &rrtnJ•menls when! Iha reident OWDI the airlpaC. of bis dwtU• 'lnr·•nd·membenhlp In the mutual wblch owm lhe stn>clure. ' The mutuals are 1ovamed by an altcl- od . bolrd ol 10v•mon oeleclod by Iha , llpcl<holden. n-,........,. In 11!11' elect dirt<ton to the Golden Jlaln Iraan- ' elation, a torpOl'ltlon whldt holdo 1111 community locilltlet wch u Jiit tlllot clubhoules (1 fourlh ,ta-- Uon), the ntrnmlnc ,.. ... Ollw I corntn0ft ...,, The LelMlte World ,_....,. II lllt ....., .. If Ille flellll IJ, ..... 11111 -he 1.-11f"HPI' .... 11111 ct. dtr -... llall linll • Ille <ltJ ......u. More tllanhi!nMl!60-feachers are tl&hUea and two, including Kinney , can neither hesr nor see. The ,.;hoOI st.orled humbly with a basic 'Braille CO\lfle taught o~ of the living room of a Chicago high school teacher who lost his sight after more than 30 yean in the classroom: It now works out of a modem, two-story. brjck building - built with donations in 1958 -that in- c1udes one or the Midwest's largest Braille · libraries; two f.eco?dlng studios with the latest elecln>olc "'ulpment for putting bookJ on r;ecqnt; ,tape or cas-- 1tlle; and lacllllles !or lr.al\'Criblng 'type ~ IO!Jllhand bllo' ·Braille. and dl!Pllc•tinf Brame cop!~. . , lis-curriculum hiJ glo1m le include-. more than· 100 coun.es Jn the academlc, vocational and rehabilitative areas. These rwe from elementary spelling to elaMlcal HebreW, amateur radio to com- puter programminl. About 2,200 gtudents currently are enrolled-from-49 state• =and 61 countri. But none of them alttnds classes or ~y a penny. Hii.dley is the only correspondence school for the blind in the world and is tuition free. William A. Hadley , a life-long teacher, founded the school oJter he lost hi> sight through influenza at the age of 56. Welfare workers sugg~ed be take up broom making, but a friend had a better idea. ,... Why not continue to teach? The blind. By mall . Today, JJ!O?e than 100 students are tak- ing cOurses for hij'h school cfedit and about·SO are enrolled. on the college level through a program coordinated -·with sev~ral universities. The rest of the students are enrolled for noncredit. "Right now, our accent ii on the voca· lional side,'' said Kinney, the blind and deaf author-lecturer. ''We introduced the computer programming course in ember 1970 and ll'sJO popular we cannot ~dle the backlog of students." Kinney answered , questions put to him through an Interpreter who t>pped out the silent sign language ol the deal in the palm of his hand. He spoke loud and clearly. "Money is tbe equalizing !actor !or the handicapped per10n j~ u It is for everyone elie." Kinney aald. 0 We want to train people and help them gel jobs, Gone are the days wben the blind just oat in a rocker, listened to the radio and e1· peeled to tie taken care of." Kinney sbould know. He became blind at at age 7 and deal at 15, botb lbrougb illness. Aller a dllfcull time adjusting· to his handicaps,Kinney finished high school by- taking supj>lement.al courses f r om Hadley. He entered Mount Union College ln Alliance, Ohio, in 19~1 and was graduated munma cum laude three years later. He received bis doctorate in humanities from the same school in 116f. Dil)i~ll-l Ga~e ~els IT'S UTIR THIN YOU 1HINK ••• The Holidays '°"'9bgiving & Chti1tmo1l moy '"m a long way off, but now is the time to order for guaro"" teed Holiday delivery, We have. hundreds of chairt ond tables in stock, but 'four choice of a certain color or fabric may have to be custom mode and 1hi1 con take from 6 to I weeks. Our dining game 1et1 ore all cu1tom bench mode lno a11embly linesl the quality and workmonthlp is second to none! The prices ore always lower and the Mlec:tion it fabulous and they're on di1ploy in our di1eount worthOUt• showroom. NQ.. BODY ••• and we mean ••• ~.BODY, hos the selec- tion ••• quali.!;1 and price of Cuslom4'11nettel CaJ¥ornia's Largest Selection of DINING & GAME SETS M°""'Y thrv FrUar 10100 ....... 1130 , ..... Sttur41y lN •. SuM&rs -s • • r Girl, WORKID POil NADER ~,,_1 s.tt.rholm 17, Spends By CAmJACZ PIWISON Of .......... ' --. . ~ S!Je'1oolyl7;but .... _Hd . [or. !WO ·mon!bo ,lhJa IUD!• mii' In Wasbllll\Ol1, b.t:. ai a .. Nldtr Rliider.'' ,. 1 'She'• only 17, but she i'efel'I to.-·-R;Cpb Nodet. <Illy ,.. ::a.1pl)" ancl looks forward to ber own career ill ou~ic law. · She's only 17, but Margortl SetterboJm, a aenlor thiJ fall ot Corona del Mor High ScbooI, illwld out tbll .llDJlm« !bat age _, ...Uy miller. · Motivatloa and dloclpilne do. Margart!, o1-.i1 Way i-, active locally In. cqlnlzlnC assemlllies ~ _. .. lion of Upper !'lewport Boy and other ~ta! Aussies Hopping ·Mad • K illi ng K angaroos Arouses World Ire Queensland, the aMual bag ls lion of Nature and Natural CANBERRA -Nothing so in the region of 1 million strongly arouses the collective kang~. This is the state naUonal ire of Australians u where the p r o ( e s s i o n a l film shots of kangaro0s being shooters are most active. hunted by professionall. Agitation over the future of Resources. Geneva , endangered-species legislation of the United States Congress. IJ a reoort r<pOrt by a select committee of t h •. Australian Porliament pointed out, none of these ~ ll)><Cles la the subject of com- mercial utilisation. The slandsrd technique is the lrangaroo has •P'Oad what Is known as spoUight overseas. Canad.lam an d shooting, T b e professional Swedes have been in the lead. hunters normally operate at 'lbere are a ~ of night using spotlight equipped smaller species of Dngaroo 'I1le threat of enlnction lll ' four-wheel-drive vehicles and either threatened with ex-raised not by the gun llot by high-powered rifle! w i t h tinction or thought to be ex-changes In the Ungaroos' telescopic eights. tinct in Australi.Ol. These a~ habitat wrought by · the ex· -Summer Sbe bepn -'Ing on wbal the celled Nader's "moat mammoth" resxwt '° rar - the Qongress Project. Jt ia an jnvestigation or C".ongress: lts committees and auboommlttees, lt.s machinery and Ila membel'S. It ls·cfue to be reI .. sed P'lor to tbe Nov. 7 8i!oeral election in an effort, Margaret Jald, to lnlluence the voting. About 100 people wert work· Ing on the project when Marg-jolneci up u the youngest .,.,... there. '-· 111-to 12-bour working d1y1 were the norm for Margoret, who bad to verily an "lootaote material and male aure tt jjved.11 S•...,, S.-10, 1972 DAILY PlLOT f: ft as a 'Nader Raider' Chectlng lndlYlclual profiles al each ooncressman wu her main duty. Olten this Involved calling the ..,,.tor o r researching the w r I t e r ' 1 souttes. Soon the girl dropped oul ol her debate classes a n d devoted seven days a week to the project. "'l want more people to know they can do things like this," the )'Ollng aggressive activist 88ld. She loond the biggest obstacle in relating to other wcrken was the "im- pression ol other high school as rah-rah.'' Margaret, In co-st to the "rah-rah" bnage, once wrote a lelter to the local newspaper crltlclzlnil the high tchool ad- mlnlstratlon for oot allowlnc tho ...,l<cl' club to end<ne candidates in Iba city councll election • The ~ with Nader and his team helped make her enthusium more effective through discipline, she said Nader's presence was more than an asset, it was a driving force. "He atood out," Margartt said, but "he was among w, not above us. '1 Hla iD-fittlng llllit mack a 90meWbat bum oro u 1 iJn.. preasion "' blr, but she added ...-Iously Iba! be "uses the English laJCual• .. a toot .. M.atpftt aJd I ht 'e (lmered "Ralph" to -1< lo Corona ckl .Mar lllah lludeota In It'll. Mtonwlllle, ahe hopes to ap- ply her uperlence to mal<inl the Back Boy a Natlooal Environmental Study Area tNESAJ through the U.S. Deparlmenl or Interior. She also eYentually want. to run for lh< Newport.Mesa Unified School District board and I "de Ye lop my polltlul roola." · Margar<t stresoed her feel- ing that othen should, and coold h<lp Nader and sug. gested local people write, m.. eluding d1la m lhelr educa- tion and work. to this 8d<fttss: Noder Headqll8ll<n, -p St., Washlnatoo. p.C. Observing Health Habit,s Should Rebate Insurance NEW YORK (AP) compuler has whipped out~ Patchup medicine 1.s one results of all the tests _ f.ht:r• reason your medical bills are can be as many u 75 different IO high, a physician declares. tests and measurements - Doctors and h o s p i t a I s plus the information t h c customarily patch you up person supp!Jed in 1 qUt after some Illnes3 bowls you tiOMalre filled out at hom ~ over. But they should be before.he came to 'the center. trying harder to keep you well _ The questlonnalrt begins Ui"! 1n the first place, says Dr. health p rof 11 e transmittr 1 Ernest Wynder. through the computer. 'l'h<'' He believes, indeed, that you the man or woman IPf" should get a rebate on your through a .tries of statlontfi .. life and bealth in.~urance the customary multiph19··· policies if you observe good check -blood t est i; . health habits such as not urinalysis, blood pressure, '1' : It is difficult to measure listed in both Che "Red Data · tension of gr~ activity.. · how many kan'garoos are kill-Book'' of 'the SUrvival Service The parllilmentarY com-r ed each year l>y .... professional Commission of the lnterna-mittee provkled the one avail- hunters, but in one state, tionar Unioo lor-tlie ·eo~erVf.t.. · ablP.· publication on t fi e iiiiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:i~~~~~~~iii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iiii:iit kangaroo that sought t o i pre.sent the case for the IN COST 4 Mri!lA preservationisU and the con- smoking. keeping your wei.~ht so on. and blood pressure at normal It ts e~tcd 70 people ~ levels, and having regular day can be examined at :tJ . J ~MPLETE FAMILY DENTISTRY 1 er va t i o n i 1 ts (tw.o distinct groups), consisting of sheep farmers. who consider the llangoroo to he a nuslance ar vermin, and the -feoaional &boolm, who lhoot llD0,000 kanll"'°"' a year ,.. the ~ pet.(Ood lndllltry 11111 apart -10 mllllon poundl d ~aroo meal It , ja the absence If tangarooo In the 1rikl! c1-to lf!ttled areas that causes' the mo11t comment in Australia -and gehentes the petltioos to the poDticlam. dllle llCien- !IJla ~ sbpJICll, of this general stalemeoL ~SAMl ·LOW P.RICIS AS 10 llAIS A.01 ' Kangal'OOI" ore not nocluntal to the aense that Ibey cen _, he seen to the dsytime But parlly In order to con- _.. body moisture, they do let.,I to remain tmcler cover dir!Dg the heal of the day. feeding at dawn, to the late .-. and at nigltt. IMRHNCv ' EXTRACTIONS ,LAT~ tlPAtRI I WNill·YOU·WAIT RILtNH ~= Au. laANc:HIS of DENTISTRY .. POI. CNILDIEN • ADULTS e X_.,.Y. e PILLING& e hlDOH 534 W •. 19111 St.-Costa Mesa .[642•8814 j . DR. COALE AND Assoc1Ans ·NEVVPORT SCHOOL One ,. ... -ICleotlat, R. Prince, told tho par!iamen- • tary commlllet thAI l I bnprooo ... be .......... ·mooly In dsyligbt they .r. overabundant and represent w:wlve pressure on existing food auppliel and sltalter. OF PHOTOGRAPHY The Newport School of Photogr1phy off111 fundamental •nd 1dv1nced cllSHI beginning Stpttmbtr JI. Progroru are slfpported by an outstanding f11tul1y, 1 fully equipped sludio, end 1 modern 16 station tolor dirkroom. Tuit ion for basic courst on1y·fifty dOll111. Class stzt ts strtcfly limited, so can or writ• for registration . inform•tion. . 3720 Campus Drive, N~ Beach, Calif. 92660 Phona (714) 557-1126 . \ . ' ~lttl• .ldellct Mlllltwr S.nlct' l'tletl • A NATIOl,l_f.'t. SYMBOL -OR VERMIN? ' •! Fate of 1 Belgian Horse: " From Stahle to Table I BRUSSELS (UPO ~ Wilma weiehs one ton, llaods 6-leet at the lhouldera and .....U..es 35 pounds of food dslly. She will soon be on sale at fu)e restaurants and food stores throughout Belgium Wilma, a prize Belgian-Bra- bant horse, is going the way of the steam engine and water wheel. • On<e the backbone o I Belgian agriculture, her breed Is !indlng ilaell outmoded ·by the more economical, less troublesome tractor. "The Braballt would have oo future really were it not for the Belgian's appeUte lllf hone steak," said Guton Van Doonlaer, owner of aoe d. the few remaining Brabant atud farms In Belgium. \ 0 Unllb other horse breeds the Brabant's meat is verY tender ,,.and that's about the mly thing that k-us In bus.lnesa," Van Doorslaer ad- ded. I& farm at Wolverton near B~ls now breeds most of !Is hones for •laughter. The world's largest breed of horse, Brabants are dlsllnguished both by their tlulk and the shaggy mats of hair covering their hoofs. ln the early 1900'!'1 there were more than 150,000 of them in Belgium, a figure that ha• dwindled to •bout 4Q,OOO today. In 1943, the Belgian stud book was three incheJ thick. The 1972 e d I t i o n measurts barely an inch. These and gimilar figures depress Van Doorslaer who has bred several national champions IJld e x p o r t e d horses to the United States for show. bealth cbeekups. center at the cost of $85 to fl t "Our crisis in bealth care each ., stems from the fact that we HEADS FOUNOATioN The Health Malnten11M·i: treat people when they are Center ts an intended prOi; air d "·· sed n h Dr. Ernnt Wynder ea Y w.xa , e says. mating e nterp r l1e · 41r t•But many d!stases can be personal consultation and an American Health Corp., whir ·, prevented through knowled1te examination by a phy!ician at ta dLst1nct from the nonprofi~ and early attention to ab-the end of the line, There, the American Health Found1Uo11. normalities." r~~~-'--'--=~:::.::.:::..:::.....:::::.:::::.:::::.:::::.:::::...:...:::::.:::::= Wynder, a wel l -known cancer researcher, 15 presi- dent of the new American Health Foundation. termed the first no n p r o f I t foundation dedicated iolely to preventive medicine, to the purpase of ~i:eplng P"!>pl• well, ,n divers'tiied health efforts, the Foundation :· e Operates four clinics ad· vising and helping people to stop smoking, to Jose weight, and to reduce blood lipid lot levels. to control high blood pressure, and to become phyo1cally Ot. • Has cooperaled with the American Health COrporailon In starting up a <tnler giving medical clteckups with the aid of a coinputer and olher autorri8tion pro d u c Ing a person'• 11'ealth proflle" ln approximately one hour. • Sponsors research into causes of cancer, h e a r t disease and other chronic Ill- nesses in it• Health Research Institute. e Acts throu~h its Public Health Action Committee to define problems and suggest solutions In auch field! 111 smoking, nutrition and drunken driving. e Publishes an official journal, t•Prevent l ve Medicine," the fl r st in- ternational medical jolD'nBI devoted to this subject. e And 11 reochlng oot to teach children good health habits early In life. The one-hour checkup at the Heallh Maintenance Center Is followed by 15 minutes of Terrific short hairdo neat -small -brushed back. A great look to get into after a day in th e sun. Mon.-Tues.-Wed. savings Basic cut $2.00 Shampoo set $3.45 Aall. .... _ ..... ,... Sun Streaking Special ... $14.95 Co..,pl•t• With To"•' CrownTng Glory • .. . • . • . .. . • . ' . . • < ' ! • • · · .. aRITISH EXPO. 1972 SOUTH .ti.._ COAST~ PLAZA beauty salons SOUTH COAST 'lAlA 267 E. 17th ST .. . • low•, lt vtl-ftt•+ to S••rs COSTA MESA • pho11• 546·7116 pho11e 541-ttlt . OPEN EVENINGS 'Tll t OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL., $ sm. 21 .oa. 1 ~ I SUNDAYS 12.5 SUNDAYS 10-4 Appol11b11&1tfl not.,..,. ...... , , l . . . . • FlloM Fashion: Island N ewpo.rt Bftach 'S illEREO . SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR . . • • • • • I • • • " • • • r . • I - .. • • • I Her Life Revolves Around Family Circles II)' LAVlllS 1URD ............. lier fa'ltdle tomu, pldmoc la DOI the -n.ttmac. Bal ... -It Mo:•• allllftof--1111 ......... hmlll' ·~lo lllrJ ..... Plrwlb'. btr 1l11bm«. Dr. 1MDIJ eo,.._ --of G4don Wiii Clll1 ... and --chlldre ... bor,.....,, concern. ariciy, the Fam 117 Service of Ormige CCUnty la her Ml' lntmlt. She brlnp the family porlraJI out Into the uv1nr ,..m with other pictU1fl of her children and proudly tdls, with lhe IOft carry-over ..JJ( an Oklahoma accent, what Ibey are all doing now. Jim, If. 11 a IOJ)bomore at .Wtbb 8cbool In 0.-l Tom, 25, II 'dolng'hll ln- tmublP In pediatrics at Mofllt Hospital In Saif Fnncilco. And Mary Elizabeth, 21, Juai l!arled at 1lutlnp Law SdlODl In · San Franclsco. UDllCllAP llif1 Iii ldDd of motbor wlto ~·. tom -of poper Jllll mce Jell cm.her pillow tD tell bor, "'-'" Do lt In the -mn,r And, Ille nads lettm f1om Tom ~ Bel17, Yore thau-wbaLjhey've done away from bome, Ibey leO bow they feel about their aperlence. and tile In 1eneraJ. "I guess, more or leas, that we are pbllosopbical," Mrs. Boy<e said. Her whole family II Interested In philosopb_y, religion and "the whole human con- dition." Altbou&h they art Ptubyterlan, she said, "Relip>n II a whole Jot more than tbaL lt'1 a dallJ waJ of Ufa." lier tmnnJ a1W1J1 llOllled ,able to ........ Jra!eandlibecrodltllhll-U, lo her lllloblltd. ~ ,...., •• lllld. .,,,.,,, .. --who <OD _..., ...... and llllllenland 1111 • .......... The couple 11111 u wlelp.ti11ta al !ltmford. wblcb II tllt lhe alma -ol tllelr .... .. d...,.... Altboacb lhefl alWIJI ........ !mo, - _ .. -doaD'I ..... lo follow tho famlJy loout.po. "Maybe ,_ other place II biJ lblng, • Mn. Boyce Aki. l'tlD PLAN!/ • green thrpnb II e>ldslcod by the larp -plaeta crowtac ~ her HuatlDctcm Harbaar -· Shi ---ta!r.es. daa .. 1t-tendl lectlw .mes 1t lhl CIOOop and --wltll lhe Leqlla of w- Voten md Fl1eadl of Ibo IAnlJ, Butlbell ___ Lu Ayudmttet, uWliarJ for hmll1 Scnlco of Orqe CCUnty. She ..... In fact, presideot of the rroup untJl last J1D11ary, Iler rroup does the public relatlGm and !und rai!ing for the service which Dr. Boyce was a bnaineu teacher a.nd cotmSelor at-Orioge Coa.st College for coumels families under stress. "It'• all nill! years before they decided he would worth it," sltid Mrs. Boyce. "We've had return to Stanford to wor~ 00 his doc-our own problems. I don't tbhtt there'• • 'lonite. good family going without a problem Even this ,move wu a till cleclsion for sometime." Mrs. Boyce. "I bad "'""' up In a family QI coune, the collere preslda>t and hl1 that lived in one place for as long aa I wile attend college activities "as 1nuch --~" "~· as possible." He became P.Jawnrnl director at Stan--And, Mrs. Boyce said, "we do lots of ford and they boil! ii hom<! en the sprawl-entertaining but I llnys feel we dlould iDI Palo Alto ampus. "1 reallJ felt quite do more.,. penDIDelll" . But In ·1-•-.... band 11 _, Thl.s eummer, she and Dr. Boyea were -Ull:"•-uu:i; was 0 e~ leadera at a workshop for new com. the Job u presldent ol the brand new munlty college presidents and tlle1r wives Golden West College. . at uCU: "It felt IO good to do it ''He couldn't JMW tJiat up. He'd always together" she said. Wives at the ~d to-build ·-~ge;" Mrs. Boyce workshop were made to feel "just as lm· said. His new ofi1ce became a llttle portant" as their husbands. farmhouse in the midst of a cauliflower She also believes "You've got to have aod cabblge patch. 1· to u •1 "H -·'d · 1. 'th . 11 .1 some 1me yourse . ow "'V""' you tve ,..1 yourse i O f he' famil ' f Ile thl t you didn't do what your hu!band wanted .ne 0 t 1r Y s avor ngs o d , .. Mrs k do is go to Laguna Beach and "bole up in to o. · Boyce as ed. . . a hotel room" away from the telephone. Being the wife of •. col1ege president 1s Mrs Boyce describes herself as the a "little different" f~ll\~I tbt wife of "wo~ behind the man." a teacher, A> the wife Ill. lflf busy moo, She ho he '-'-be h hind "fiind she said, thie wife of 'a •ge president . pes s ..... r r ~ baJ to seek IOllle lnterella ol her own. some kind of joy In the day. "Be comes home and jult pours CIUt OWN INl'EllESTS the whole tlllnr," she llid. "I llM to Leffers from their children are enjoyed enJl . s_ev:ed b_y Dr. ·and Mrs. Dudley Boyce. "I dalt'I tlllDt ,Ila ,._. hid lroUblt Mn. Boyoo ciJo!'I _.,,, ,reading, think I'm a creative listener. I opeak !Iowa arrlllPi ad pnlenltJI. Her back." ' '-' ' D1ily Pllol Photos by LH P1yne Mrs. Boyce, wife of Golden West's president, must hove 1 green thumb es evide~ced by the lerge house plants end l:ieckyerd garden et thei~ Huntington Herbou~ home. •, • . . \ ' . \ . . ' "- Memory of F orme~ Sell Overshadows Trans£ ormation DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a 1lrl 21 • ,..,, old, 1'4, and I weigh 110 pounds. Too 7e111 qo I weighed U7. I made up 1111 mind I wu 1oing to get rid or 1\ie ex- C>IA ' bagqe. Alter many months -of .....tul dlellng and · ex~rclse I ac- ~ llO)' IOll. You ...,..t btlleve how m1ny well· ~ .. thoughtless people have aid, ''"\'ou are beautiful! It's Uke a mtrtcle.1 You were such a fat, ugly *-" ... *'• , etc. .1a11 , rl '1 my cou.sin delttibed bow rt•--llobd II my •Iller'• wMit11-..., 1tQ' tlresa was popping at ,. -mtl ltow oul-ol·place I was, ~==~ .. -and 11tr1ceful !11111 "r .. narotl w1ti l11t1bter. I felt like Cl'llWling la I bolO. . People who hive lost wei&ht ore glad when someone notlcea, but please, Ann, tell lhem it isn't DtCtSSAry to make crude comparlS0111 betwetn the way they look now and the way Ibey looked before. Moo! of us are -TRYING TO FORGET DEAR TRYING: Yoa told them -uol ' 1 !bank yoa on beball ti 111 tlie overweight people wbo have woa ttie bat- tle. • . ,, • doh 't know why she resentt me. ' • There seema to be now._ I <111 do aho!JI it. ldy f.lther la not m1id1 of a » ter ~ler and be bltea to !Ilk en 1111 DEAR ANN LANDERS : My fatlltr II pbOne, .. I rarely beer f1om him. 1'111 married to my mother-in-law. 'h llll.U ft hw'tl _me_ deeplJ. simpler -my husband's mo~-d6d ~ ~ l'OO!llt-•= my dad. They live in another atate. be able lo 6i ·u tba7 ........ l My mother-In-law has &hut me out of cblldren hate 0.. rlghl to apeet ,. ul ' · their lives completely.,.she wrltea lo Ill)' attention all ~I{ lives -Q>o -·a husband at wori. and jllionel hi!" there. I . paren~ have · '1141 rlCbt lo erpoct lllelt • ,..1.1oio..thlm.....,.Amra- .-...1ooamc111-~0UT -DU1l OVTi ft. ...-, ff 11t11t• a _ ...... ., ......... It-.. _,.,,b .......... _. ..... 2. 1· .,... ...... e--"'-· Wllut•••-·tt , .... ....... ~ ........... D!All ~ LANDERS: I am D, hm \ . • -mmled -tllan \W JWl ltld ... Ndf to elll II "111. JI) blllbmd ddllb too IDICb and I dMpjao4 Ht ~ "l'la the boa ..,,... ... ml 111 - lodrllt•--11-lolell me not to." I lilve to """7 alJtlet lllllln& the ~ paid and tt'1111i -.... I -blM $11 a I ... ,-llr -and wldllttly, Nowbell ........ lr .... 1*. 'tUlin" o:mes bae -UNDECIDED DB4ll VNi l'lD prllllq yw - II .. -1*ame I doa'I-* II rllt II .. ltte!MKnmllo. no ..-i -....., roct;y, 11 ., ... leul. Tait ... _ ...... -II :rav marr1qe 11 wort1o ...,,., • boN'T ..... famll1 -7'0're Ari ti JI. ~ He thlnb a • wlll llltlo ltll iervff and ntU.t Illa 1111 _.. Bu 1 man. He 1J a;looholllzn rulnlnl )'QI? llle! IQlow clliml lt'I I wllt'I -.iy lo haft a famlly. tho ~ ilplala atld whit In do. ltal4 I • .... II lirlls .. dllWl9 a a tile boMlet, "Alooliolllm -Hope and llme .... tllen II *itOloc ., ~-Ami~. J:ndooe 1$ cenll 111 ..... wtllt ,..., request ..er • lane. ...... the mlllUa la thll let-"8ffiped. -........ Iii ti. I to le! It lD lhl mall be!OlO ~AlL Y Pll.OI'. , . • • • , -!fero•eope Scorpio: ' . . :~Perceive Desires MONDAY SEPTEMBER 11 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21-AprU 19): Legaclei, concern with money held 1n e$ttOW -these areas ... likely to be highlighted. Much now Js shrouded in maze of delalls. Thls Is due to clear -you will get better view. Aqurias and Leo are likely to be ln90lved. TAVBUS (April :ZO.May 20): Perceive reaaons; be l!Dllytlcal. AppU.. especi11J1 In areu of partnersblpa, mar- riage, nlatloos with publlc. Protect reputation. Gemini and Virgo Individuals appear to be involved. Be patient. GEMINI (May 21.June 20): Moderate pace. Avoid trylrig to do too much at one sitting. Get together with co-workers those -who share views '. Esch'eW sense1* disputes. ~ Fulfill h e a I t h naolutions. Don'l lnvlte trouble. Go slow. CANCER (June 21.July 22): Cood lunar aspect coincides ..,,, the uJlllzation of ereaUve Ul'JIOI. You CID cboole and be correct.IV~ own style.la ap. preetated. Peraon•l magnetlmn soars. You find out where you stand with member r of opposite sex. LEO (July 23-Aug. ~ Basic Issues domlnal<J,'Stick to practical procedllfes, Rely on past exper. (. Build OD folin~llon t has been ~:ii~~· daydreams to .~ • Now is time 1 to ' <118bllsh )'ouraell. Correct any safety hazard. · . ·VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sep1. 22): Now you can put finishing toacbes OD. special pi:ojecl You can successfully promote . and adver)lse.. Your. ideu - calch fire. Peop!e ~ · i<&~~~~~- tiM. WA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): I New ~tude is llkely to prevail. Involves m o n e "1 , J)OSSeSSlon,,, payment and col-. lecllon of debts. Be a seJI. ltarter. lloa't Wall-to be told -do what must be done. Take nO chances with valuables. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): IntuiUon now ls sharply honed. You sense when something of lniportance la to occur. You perceive woes, desires of family member. But do reallze you have life of your own to liw. Don't feel guilty about having fun. . llAGnTAlllUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21): Join group activity You gsJn by cooperating with apec1al organlzatiM. Make plans wlilcb ultimately expand penonat, professional llorlran!. Look beyond tbe Im· mediate. Scbedule p r I v a t e meeting. . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. <II): Friend aids In solving ap. porent dilemm,a. Be recepUve. ~ realize no one la glvJnc you 80Dlethlng Tor nothing. Means you will bave to npay favor. Aqurlu and Leo l'""8"'1' appear to be Involved. AQUARIUS (Jan. :ZO.Feb. 18): Cooperate with Caprl""1L ,Welcome clwll:e for change. ol ~ery. Some ambitklle.can be lullllled. KeJ la to peroelw dlllerence ~ what la dulred and whet ldually · la' iequlred. '11"" )'OU •Jn. , PISCES (Feb. J.9.Marcb 20): <;orne io te!'llll with yourself. Alter that, you .can lllo noDlve domestic dilemma. ,.._, Ubno persom iuy be Involved. Now la time to 1 b a r p e n philosophical con- cepta. Gain 1bown through .dl)llomaUc maneuver. IF TODAY IS YOUll BlllTRDAY you are Intuitive, a llnt teacl>er, a perceptln, healllKcnaclous Indlvldual. In Deoember, )'OU will be muq ..ii--at home 1lldcll could ....wt ID actual change of roeldence. You are a loyal ll!dlYldual, ollen tlbl> a6' '8Dlqe of by lam l1 y ·~ •. - Teniln't" Voice MCRAMENTO (AP) -A 11111\'t to .... -of public IMll•lling pro)ects moni say In ,,,...ment and a grievance ~ .... 1 .. tvlctlGnl .... ..... Yeloed .., (lov. Rmold ~an. Sea. Nlcbolal Potria' ~ ba':...!·::;::~ the number of. ii lDereued ,,_ ... tu-. • •• - ears .. ' I .. " .. , Ji.' ~-·-.~ ~~ ·-··· .~. i. ... ,. ' ,\ ••• .:.11. ...... ~ ... ··--jl'l"f· • • , . . . 'J •• ,. 122511 SA ·VE '21! Kenmore Heavy-Duty 2-Speed :Washer R~ar•I99.95 $178 Permanent press, delicate and normal · · eyelet. 2 WlUh levels. 3 wash-rinse tern-· peratiltes! Handy lint filter. . . INOllWOOO •71.0l•T ~OHO lfACff...4JMll1 NOITHt1tfl 11~7271 NOIWAUC 1'4.,,41 Ol.YMl'ltC I SOfO 1 ... 1211 Ou.NOi 'l7•1tll0 , ......... ,,.,.,,,, .. , .. ,,, PICOtJ....,., f'OMONA 111-Sllt • • I .£., • ',m, ..__ MN N•NANOO 111•7111 IAM'fA ANA 141'•1171 MNTA fl ll'tlNti t44-ttt t IANTA MONICA 1•4-111 I IOUTH COAJT PlAlA 14 .. Jlll Pfovu.Hlli OMS 4t7-41U. 111•1111 TOllAflfCI lli.ttl I V,AWY 14M411, ,..,It.ff VllMONT 7.tt.lttl ,..,.., SurMrlf, Sfpttn6lr 10, 1972 O.lll.Y 1'11.111 C § ow! on ALL-FROSTLESS 19.2 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator with Automatic Icemaker Regular '479.95 • 13.4 1-cu. ft. fre:.11 f<)OLl sccti1n1 h.1s fnur l1alf-widtl1 adjust· able alum i11u n1 shelves . ' •Two adjustable l1u 111iJra,,·cr (l>1111Jarr1T1vnrs keep fr uits anl~ vegetables fresh longer cl1an a cri sper • Humidrawer covers can scr\•e as a<ldiri11nal sl1elves • 5.75-cu. fr. freezer holds 201 lbs. of food • Inside cold water tap . Icemaker Hook-up to Water Supply Option1tl at Exira Co•l No Monthly Payment Until }'ebruary 1973 on Sear• Deferred Eaoy Payment Plan. (There will be a finance charir;<' for the de- ferral period.) SAVE *60! 19.5 Cu. Ft. FROSTLESS Upright Freezer Regular '349.95 •Four . full-width grille-type shelves . •Safety signal light 2 39ss • Luge slide-Out storage· basket at bottom . •Adjustable cold control.lnteriorlight · Prlc .. EUectivo San., Sept. 10 thru Sot., Sept. 16 . All Mojer Ap,lianc•• Aveltebl• et SHrJ Cat•l•I An .. Apphonc• Ster•• Storo Houn Showft DoNJtApplyTeTh ... Stortt1 • • • • • '-' DAILY l'ILOT ,,. Hitchcock; TV Does Fine Bare Facts Staged • ID 'Don Juan' A>k Alfred lllk ...... ~"' lo aolng 1n pnx1uce llllY _. 1u1pe11e drtmu for t.ievtllon, ond you 1e1 lbio -IH and .. mlblc anrwtt: "Why ohould I! The old ones are 111111 In constant clrcul,. tion." 11TIUTllS11 & #I By GEOllGll L!ID.AL .... .., ......... Laritt llwl a f t er I If e perfonlWICtl by lcl«I whooe talenta moat lrequently .,.. aqueezed ~gh a ttlevlslon tube makes t1'e Almwiaon Theater's P't""tatlon o f •'Don J'uan ln Hen" a vivid a~ perience. For any student ol the wit of that destroyer of Romantic mylha and their maken - George Bernard Shaw -the evening in the la An1elu Mu.sic Center Theater II one well ipent. For anyone who is in ksve with the espresalvenesi ol the Engll!h language S b a w ' 1 words eloquently spoken bJ U-rtader·playen will aur& Jy UWLalt. But, tlae who 1111111 have l1Mbloc -dla7lni Uibfll>C and loll of ltai• movmlOlll In onler In bt ...,_ vinced they've spent an nm- Jng In the theller 11Don Juan In HeU" la not lhe!r vehlcl• for enterttlnmuL Rather, a deprtsi!ngly lit lllage, furnlohed only wllh mlcrophone1, 1tooll a n d readJng 1tandl are lhe bare bones U>utriCol tooll used .. ably to trauporl us In \he chilling depths 011 boredom \hat sting Iha molecules of \he Rated nelh with a paln more Int"""' lhan any !Im of Hell might Inflict. John HOUBeman'1 dlrectorial 1tllla are blrely noticed in the limited l1ailJ!3 In which mov ... menll are little more than confined gesturet. Edward Mulhare, the suave. ghoolly .. , captain of W.vU!on'• ..,,,. Gl1oot and Mrs. Muir" Is the perfectly genteel llolt of the kingdom of darkness. At Shaw'• direction, the Pevll aella hll product wtlh all the dignity of 1n 01· ford educated purveyor of us- ed can. Mulhare lends an air of cllatinctlon In the role with hll clipped English speech and rolling, tru-..ty tones. But, this eeldoir. performed In contest excerpt fro m Shaw's "Man and Supennan .. ii no mere idle tool for the Pevll, it Is a vlatronn for the much maligned Don Juan. The rapier sharp rebel of boudoir fllDlO findJ Hell a bore. And, despite the Sbavlsn wit Don Joan'• eloquent • e r b I a a: e becomes boring v e r b o 1 l t y despite the finely t u n e d delivery of Ricardo Mon- talban. ~a.-••'f_ prevtoul perfon"'net be I aJ•en In fllmJ or tdeV!aJorJ, muete'lng • nawlea com- mand of Sha~'• language. lnnecllona and shadings are superb, despite the Lalin'• fre- quent mova •Way from the 11\lcrophone which lnfrtquently d!Jtort emphases. • Montalban Is up to the de.manda of the role, but I'm not 1ure the average Los ""teles theatergoer is. Saclly, "DOn Juan" appears to have been scripted only In maQ the points Shaw apUy drlvv home, with the o th er characters about Ollly to aet the lllage and In provide rather IDllCl7inll comic tollelJ from the baml• of rotated tboughta. Only AC n ts M..-d, repeating her orlglnsl role as GIOllOS C.lc:Oft IDCYDJICll 'TllllllW ' CD TU II OD' ·--,., Venice, Film Festival Slowly Sinks Into Sea · VENICE -No ancient city has ever aurvived In Its original form for more than a thousand years, and o I d Venice is living on borrowed llme. So la the Venice Film Festival. Catholic newspaper. That _,.------ caused a revolutk>n in the Italian film industry, with most of the young directors pulling out and leaving Rondl with no Italian films to show. A> felltlvals go Venl<e used to be oecood in Importance only to cannes. Now It cllnp to only a remnant ol Its !.,,,.. glory. PoUUcsl upbtaval and otrlkes have crippled the felltlval. Each year It II . canceled only In atruggle bock to life for a laat·ml.mrte reprieve. Now ln its 33rd year, the Venice Film Festival tries bravely to regain lollt footing, but the noise it makes 10Unds disturbingly like a death rat. Some of the old-ti.Jllers (Fellinl. De Sica, Visconti, '------ Plu...STM McQUEEH k\ "OM AMY SUNDAY" ACADEMY•WARD WIRNIR r - .Cl1lmo 5 jJ'9llntl 1111 Garden ti the Rnzt.Contln tie. .. Three days before t b e fesUval opened, the chances of the event taking place were so grim the Invitations had not been mailed. In I t a I y , everythlns II polltlcil:-The cowitry II d\Vldel ID hall -on ooe side are the Sodallllt-Lef· tlsta on the other, the right. wine Cathollc'Comerv1Uvee, Glanlultll Rood~ the .. w head ol the fallval, II a r!ghl-wlnc crluC !Gr a Ccoaervailve 1.eflerelll) hastened to the . fertival'• defense, I end t n g their names and aupport, but, alas. they have no films to ehow. FeWni and De Sica have mt made a film 1lnce "Roma" and '"nle Garden of the Finti:.COntinL," re!pec- tlvely. Zefferelli'.s 11Brother Sun, Sister Moon," about Francis of Assisi is considered an unreleasable fU1sco. And VlsconU is .seriously ill after brain surgery with the fate of his ~lted 0 Ludwlg" hang~ Ing In the balanCe. With J1ertolucc:l'1 n e w Marlon Brando film "Last Tana:o in Paris" as am- munJtlon, 1 counter-festival wu rumored, the object of whlcl! was to steal all the publicity mm lloodl, oot like moet young re.volutionarlea, the Italian Le!tlsta are loo diaorganlzed to even cio. down a tenn1a match, "'? the Crossword Puzzle ACAOSS 72 lltd'a ''°P 148 High r1ilw1y1 18 Colotlll f7 Jumbl.cl typ• 711 01d1\nlld t50 Ant.nt 1& Ch1mber • 99 Sink t ::ur• 71 C11111 161 •yweyof ·21 Summit 100 Prof111Jon )t H1ICI 1 lffllon 1~-AVtfflDI 23 D1wn of dey 101 f\ltfllh 1 SIN"lnt ""-1 Sl MohkihoH at M1rint fllh 102 ~iah riwr tJ CN .. perMft ,,,_ 1116 ThiMeM 33 lmenlJify 103Tt.tmen 3 Ughtu~• 14 Mu• et pcMtrr 161 Compen Ji01nt. 311 PttlllHiiM1191 104 Dutch C9Ml'l'IUM Musical llllt 18 Chfll* l..m~ 1111 81bykMliln god ., ... 1ot1N-- 22 ldllMM • -Sloth .............. ., .,.,,_. ,0, hKWon ,,.,,_. 11 Hiil 11'1 em 111 lmtchl9 43 M1nHu1 10l.H.,.....,._ 25 H11T1merhetcl 90 C1non 182 Wl'llll '4YJow 112 D!Kh 25 Morjnd\n dyt ........ ta Tegvmtnt 41 Vttcft 119 Ul'l'lkllld 'rJ .,..,,.,, -92 Invoice 186 PrOHCl.llOI .. .... t171Cno11n.etm 2111 Mud 94 Flrih limb 11& Growth Ct PrirMdOMI 111 NllM 29 Et-Brull !18 G1rr1 nlcinfmt 188 Confldirtf 11 V•trMnt 121 Orvar•• 30 Honsv 97 Parent 110 lnllghttntd 12: High: music 122 Vttp J?. Enigma 98 E11tnc1 172 Atrttrican M Swluriver , a4 btinct bird 34 F1mous tower 101 Soft ll1ttm lnv.ntOI' 51 CompreMnd 125 R1bound 35 Doctrine 103-173 BeY'lflgl 58 Ttmper 121 fatty fl\iit 36 lndi1n 1imb., 105 Stupid 174 As written: 80 Burdlnitd 127 Dlflu11 , tree 109 Scull mu1ie It Singing vole• 121 B11d1d liJ1rd :r; Silkworm 110 Morsal 17S W1ver 83 Poll.pronoun 130 Cow1rd J9 Born 111 PunieMd .M Oklahoma city 131 New m1mbef ~ Mo111 113 F1l1y DOWN 16 Monk 133 Mf11W11t .(2 Rough llva 114 Orell ttone 68 Things don• 134 Silt tr11 · 43 SpBni1h chetr 116 Kind of roof 1 Scotch m1r1uder 17 Foreh11d 135 M1n'1 name 4 J•pBnne n1tiv'I 118 Away 2 Altetn1tive tl9 Munch 136 Groupofnin• .., Align 119 Created 3 Sm1lldrink 70 Plgeonpu 131 Ope11 title tf1 Coo.PUc:lld 120 Rlddilh colof 4 Agent 73 l:11t1rn St111: abbr 140 Symbol of 90\d tit> Hub 123 Owk'l11 5 liquid fit 74 Relelllted 141 C1H fotlh $! .A.Clive 124 Unit I Tr1nalet1 75 Tumor 144 Bull: comb. fOf1'111 l5r3 Breed of cit 121 f1lvoc1ng eyrvp 7 Pr1ticut OllM T1 Stammering 148 feminine ntm• 55 ••• 111d con 129 SN duck I l.t.lelv: mu1ic ...... 149 Robl Sf! M111ic1n libel 131 Goctdl11 of dftn I Sc1llnot1 ,. Couttytrd 1S2 Extre fl8 P1Nvi9n 132 Mllflul'I dlt.h 10 Groove 80 Aalatie country 163 Alma boll 111irn1I 137 UyrMfl 11 Rusric 12 V•:Sp. 154 -C1111r 19 01egon cily 138 Onioft 12 Wild buffllo a Tener 1M f1mou1 dog fi1 Hlill 139 Wooly 13 f'iguq of IT._ 157 EM 62 English •uthor 142 Thin pi.ti ....... 11 lltp ... b1rd 190 Mtori dal'I 64 Bedooin 143 V1if\ly 14 Alomtde Mid ............ 184 E11clam11tiol'I tl8 Hank 011win1 1-44 Whip 15 Skin: sullix M St1bt1 187 Public l'IOtiee ti9 Anl@lop1 145 Con1inem: ebbt. 16 Choler 95 PWttJ-. tU11r 169 Plunl ending 71 Calk 147 Guido'• note 17 Holymlft:ebbr. 16 Circuit 171 MVNtt ' v Sii "fSWIJtS IN CLASSIPl!D S1f1DN Bertotucct film never materialized. Still, an Italian festival without Italian film! of major importance is like arriving in Paris and fmding the Eiffel tower gone. It has somewhat dampened t h e spirits here. To make matters worse, the rmat preparation stages of the Venice Film Festival were halted by massive uriion •lril!!'!,__leaYlnl_. the...enol. peralyied. Progriuns ""• not printed on time, cables and _ .. _ .... ........,.. 'THE WRATH OF GOD" ALSO 'THE CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH" \ "NIRVANIC SYMPHONY" A Ntw Swrfin9 Fil111 .. ., Murr1y Melnto1ll 1:00 ·-10:00 ... lfflll .. Comfortably Air Conditioned T:tlh Wteld "'THI OTHlll" • ..;. .. ~i: ;;. • IACH OTHlll" 80ltl In Colar , ... , ""' ti ~ • --CINEOOtlf 71 ' ... .-· •. ,_, , J _. ----~· SIAD/UM I .. -~-. ........ ----.. SIAntUM l ' .. _._ .. ,. ----,, S!AOIU+! J .. -,, . - • • 1vn••l'l.IU Atl ... 11• ('9) ............ ....,. . ..,. •Ill 1'MI eaADUATI• -rHI OTHlt• f'°> . ' "WAIT UNTIL DA•K• "f'ILLMOll" l•I ... "THI COHCl!llT f'O• aAMGLADISM• , uaus1VE ENGAGEMENT NEW· Dlffonn llYW.lrtG WO "THE fOl"' -AIM- CINf l•~ ...... "The Great Northfiekl ·Minnesota Raid" Yl,da ....... --··-............. _ .. ..- E:'LD OVER ........... nPAINT YOUR WAGON'' &. Mft• .... , ... c..r.s-.1 ~EDWARDS THEATRES NAPOLEON AND SAMAftTH_A_ _...,,oo;:;: 1fOCI TOP AfflACTIOH ~ . ' -·· .. • ' '· ... OA!t Y I'll.OT Tahoe: Reno's Best Bet You Can Marry, Gamble or Go Stvini iri Lake DAILY l"ILOT lfltf l"MM LAKE TAHOE HAS A TRANQUIL BEAUTY, SEEMINGLY UNCLUTTERED BY TOURIST TRAPS Spin In Bammoek Madeira Invites ~ -· U.S. Invasion .. Tourism Off 21% In Ireland SAN· FRANCISCO (AP) - f-~· .. -,,.· ~ "::r-• ~-. ·--= :.;._" ~ -~ •.. ..-..=... ..... _,,,,,. .v. . -. -. . B1 CANDACE PEARSON .... Dllff' ....., ,..,. It may loot II UtUe !Ille downtown Loo& -with 1amblln1 Cllinol, but Reno, Nev .• bu ooo mall\ thing en& for It -Lob Tahoe II clOIO by. ...Sl!!iiS Admittedly, lor the !oven oL I" neon nlghtlile and motels deoorated In traditional American plutlc, Reno is a fillinl mrthem N e ,; a d a COWllerpart to Lu v., ... You always know you1l find 10rneone else out on tbe atrtet at s a.n;. when you decide to TRAVEL drink, gamble, eat, see a '--------" lounge show or even get mat-· rled. ""Open H houn: no waiting: rings and veils inside; 1lx-bour color photos ; honeymoon suites upstairs : charge it;" blurt the signs on the aeri~ (Ir unromantic but convenient wedding 11chaptl!. II There'• only one big "show'' casino -Harrah's -in town, ao mate reservaUons way ahead ol time If you 're plan- ning on seeing any big stars. Nearby Sparks, Nev., has one big name show, a1 OOes Lake Tahoe. 11 doesn't add up to the Vegas strip but a series of smaller lounge sho\\'S and piano ban can accommodate twrista with a variety of tastes. The main attraction In Reno Is, of course, gambling and . ) . . . wat~ thMe who gamble. 'Iher. are other lhines -• state museum, nearby state .apltol Corson City -but the psycholollcal fm!Nltlon In seeing hundreds of people throw money Into blank-lac.id machines ls appealing. To escape the unreal greed of Reno, travel aouthwest towards ri1t. Rost, In winter a skiing site, in summer a relreshlng drive t h r u u gh Nevada for~ts. Lake Tahoe is only a few miles away, its clear pristine beaUty seemingly unctuttertd by tourist traps. There are the usual slot machines in the cor· ner markets and a few casinos, especially on the south skle. But the lake Itself is ao large ' It looks uncrowded. There are numerous places to rent motor boats, rafts, canoes a n d sailboats, but the cool water is W1ually un-jammed. 11'• PoMible to fetl .-1 Isolated out on the llutlolplte the few water aldm whlUlni by . Rtno ls worth seetna 1t ltu\ once, but Lake Tahoe Is ooe of those places to return to qllo and apil1. Caspian Sea l\ow Popular The popular CUpi1n Ha resorts of Iran .art becom1nl known as the RivMn Cf the Middle East. accordinc to tho lran National Tourist Orcui· za tlon. Outstanding: b e 1 c h e s , modem hotela and rutaurants land aea and development are localtJ 01 the aoutbem end of the world's largest in- land sea ind development plans call Cor the creatk>n of 35 different \1acaUon ce:iter1 on the Caspian coast. Touring Still Top Outdoor Activity By STAN DELAPLANE :ii I~~':.,~ :~7t~~fj~ -.;'f:_"'· ~n-~· . KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) 1bow $51 billion WU -1 lut -A new survey of how year for leisure 11ctMufo 111111: ' Americans spend their spare equipment, ind thlll only in.; ~ time shov.·s. that the call of the eludes expenditures for imur.: open roa~ ts st!Il tops. Items tuch 81 sport.I and out,.. • • 1 because Northern Ireland civil • ..!!Wln&toJL,Chl!!'.dlill,$a!Jll!-~~-1<LpW!t," said -~ lllrifa_ baa. -mool'"'""'-Ican&- tllo antique headwaiter leading me to a table behind bellevlng the entire Emerald a potted palm. !ale Is unsafe, says an'frish -0 He made several landscapes. Some of them Tourlst Board official. were unfinished and we alwlys hoped be would re-~1It'~ emotional," board ·turn to complete them." publicity d.Irector s e an Carberry wd "'Ibere's an ••• .You could aee that he felt the hotel bad fallen antJ.Irlsh backia.h In Brilail>, ~ poor days. and Americans don't know ; "Always ?ifadeira bad only the cream of the there are two Ireland!." histocracy. l<>rds and ladies. Royal Dukes -the In the Irish Republic's l>uke of Wind&Or waa a guest here. Would you like economy, only agriculture ·· M,~rt with the soup?" outranks tourism in im-: * pnrtanc<. / The sun ul& a litlle more this day on the Then"s Utile that can be ~~:;i;;;;~c;i; jrillsh Empire. Sad thoughl . dooe to revive the Eng1llli -• '·· The lsland of Madeira lies some 500 miles ·;:,"~s ~~ .!:: l:!:=::~----""::~ SQdthwest. of Lisbon, oH the coast al, Africa. . try'• v-1s1~ car berry ~id. c.,.._ kltfn ,.11., ..,,_ Artttt " .:.Jt.Ja.SUJ>.troplcal•on the -banana .. coaat. <(~ill as ""Eogu.h sons 11re the °"" 'TWINS' DOMI ATE THE SKYLINE OF NEW YORK A mountain cllmbef's memories at its 6;00CHeet • being' killed." be explaiDOd , •, fop. The island is only 30 miles Jon~"aild 14. miles .""whicl! sours the Idea' of an · • •' t£<1e. Solid rock and everything straight down. !~~· .. vacaUo~, north or New York Remains Duh : * M d · h be Carbeny said the tourist , For several hundred year-. a eira as en board is !pending $20 minion a ' ~ beloved of the British. They came to soak up sun year telling people all's quiet Th ' · •U d d -.l ''Jh" D ~g the winter. They drank the Madeira wme -. 1n most a1 rretand. ere S a no ge·po ge-fJ-1-, -I.RD'S to O ~u must remember the Earl who drowned his . e lfjt• in a bull of fine, old Malmsey? B7 GUY 11!.LVl!llSON.._more...~Ihlng else Is ..;tMl.-Accconmoclallona ar :~· They took exercising walks up and down the State Makes , ........... _ -·--proving that urtan living, .... uent .:.., iqo.o0o,11ni-ci ... ~tains. . 1 NEW YORK -Tc try and df:1Plte enonnous problems, fourl.st fOOIDI l 0 c 1 t e d 'I'he hotels got Briti!h names -Reid a, the understand the United States can work. Savoy. And the· native cooks learned hQw to ruin Travel Film without at least a passing Don't ezpect however, to be throagbout the dty, ranging oggs and toast in the highest traditions of England. famil iarity with New York, singled out lac undue 11· from $IS to '2S for a double * travel oUlcia!J here stoutly tention. And don't misconstrue room w1th bath, .at • medlwn Th al 1 finks . Ed n Ii. few California bas been awarded maintain. would be much like the dty'1 wt for !rank bru• price hotel IUCh u tho Tudor ere are ways ra ll1 e · a $24,471 federal matching reading a primer on American queneu as rudeneaa. City near the United NaUOl\.I+ tein aio progre,.minded Madelrana c~ped a grant by the United States history while omllling the One hnportant Up: be price to betWff11 t!7 and $51 at tbe ii.at place in the rocky 1l<H of the lslllnd. ey put Travel Service of the U.S. significance ol the Statue ol conJClous, right from the Plaza Iii an alr strip -like landing on the deck of ll car· Department of Commerte to Liberty. i:;;;;;;;;;====-====·-------z:jer. . help produce I film designed For the inescapable lact r .. 11 •. It put the Island within an hour of Lisbon. In· to promote tourllm to the U.S. Mains that this urban col· atead of the leisurely 24 hours by boat which had 'Ille grant will provide 50 io.s ... _ long an International effectively barred the time-sc~duled American percent of the cost of pro-communications and fill1111Clal todrilt. . ducing a tourism film on hub -has been not only the • -~~~id[i1d!':mir.;-:-·a-,or·;qulpmeiiC-t:"e Ti u re-:- Institute (MRil, was sold to 2.8 related Items such as casual: companies . who will use the clothes and car expen.su were: stacks of computt:rized data to not included. ~ anticipate markets and ~'°"'.1h 8 1977 MRI estlmates t.he· patterns In the steadiJy in· Y ' , creaslog leisure tl,Jne enjoyed leis~re spending will top ·•tOI) bv Americana. billion. or about '20. billion ·MRI Interviewed S , O O O more than 11 now lpent on the· families across the nation. Ed natlonal defense. Perklns the company's senior But, Perkins aakl, VKI· economW, said the study Uonorl aroo 't e>endlnJ much showed automobile driving for on accommodatlona. About 5G pleasure still ra nks at the top percent of weekend t~velers in outdoor recreation. Pk· mt U. old ~by, f1mll1 nicking Wa5 ..cond. and cam· and frlendl, for 11 tnvtl piog and bicycling showed the . oul1. Aroi1 40 porcellt of yoca· greatest growth rate over the Uontrt Ule the lllM con- lut 10 y..,.. venlence. · · --··· . l!!lt the P>dY .. f ~ta \bat Tbe ourv~llo found Chot : Will llght the eyel of butlnen• "'amP!"I ltl"ore -Po : clients covered p i o j ~ c t ea tna: ap Oft alrllna for tbt • markets. most v 1 c • t lo n travel Perklns said MRI statlsllcs passenger, mll411. Plll TIAYn IHOW AUSTRALIA -NEW ZEALAND .. tOUTH PAClf:IC llU.NDI A reel '.!m11rl'' ftt ple1111!11t te11r 1114 ct11it• ••••tie111, 'O mi,... vt•• •f 111eful ld••i e11 1ct••11 •114 111 J1fft•11. t•AtlMO LIM"IP -ADMlllK»I •Y TICICST OHlY , .... nc11:1n AVAILoA.ILI OHLY ""°"" BOYD TRAVEL 1Jf4J l4J41JI 701 w. 17 .. It. ......... : The morning Madeira papers bailed the opened Calllornla accwdlng 10 the main paint of debarkation for · · Travel Service. and the arrival of American journallstl. The Featured In the film will be millions or emlgranll. but in ing of the new gold rush. such attractloni as Death many ways tht most dramatic ~. Over their afternoon tea, the wintering British Valley, giant redwood'• symbol_ of the very drive and e ua wintry looks Dlanefjland, Hearst Castle, Sea asp1rat1on of the American ' people themselves ll~ The waller ~es me last. The last crumbs o! Wor and Golden G a t e And 00 insular ~etropolll _ An excitingly different comic strip for the Aware Generation tJ:'• tea cakes. Bridge, plus museums. night '"':-New York! ..... _ world'• i;< * life and outdoor activities. u1.13 111'1: ~-· · Photographed in color. the second lllrgelt city (behind ; In order to get around these up-and-down hills, 2!H'Dlnute film 1, being design-Tok)ool, thla oommunlty of tltt early day Eqgllah employed stout Madeiram to ed for talflll!Jlon .... Ten-roughly 7.S million pte>ple Ja.W. them in bammocb. _ minute versM>ns will be pro-(plus 115 million visitors an- • ~ Early print& show Eng!lsb genllemen lying like vlded with 10und tncb fa. nually) II a veritable bodg .. dsil In net hammocb, .runt to poles and sboul· Fr<nch, Spanish. It 11 ll a n , podge of b a c k g r o U. n d • , dered -by properly awed Madelta peasanta. They Gennan, Portuguese 11 n d peoples and tonglles. were alto pulled about . by ox carts -· the cart Japane!O, for t h e a t r I c a I From your firlt arrl•al at mobnted on sled·llk• skids. I· Imagine anything on• dlltribUtlon: P..-amount Pie> any ol the city's three wheels would juat keep right on going. turea Corp. will produce tl!e metropolllan orea alrporb, : Since thOle means of transport were used in film, ancf will distribute It you'll be quickly caught up In thl 1700s, they are traditional Therefore, they have ovmeu. the nrirl -llhlch perbap1 llein kept up and fr<! still in WJ8. • t ·• Hammock bearing !J· a profeulon. Brltllh visit· cirs tue a spin In a hammock, ¢Uing their teeth !Jul determined to hold tiie line. ' ' * • I I = Tho bullock cart drivers wear star sailor hats. Exaclly as you see them in fading photographs taken In the Golden ElghUea. · The blpert wine J119rchan1& have English names -Blancly'.I; Cos!art, Gordon L14. (The Gor- donl were ~ed J.6r following Bonnie Prince Charlie. The origil(il Blandy wu with the Iron DDte< durlnj th6 Penliitµlar Wan against Napol· obn.) • •. ; Power, Rutherfotd, Miles, Browne and Drllr)t o£e namas In tho Madei1' wino bmlnou of t!te and. , !f· •• JET TO BEAUTY ;a, MIXICO SPA VACATION .!i FOl WOMEN ·;,.19 tux:.riollsdays Ill J wonderful sp1'1 In Mexico. ! lrcludlng roman baths. maSMg•, focf1l1. ! : ltT.Jet, .. meell. il '$419.00. ( + t• I wvic•) . ' . :.; Alli Mr. 11tlf Tniwl Senlce ............ 1 ~ ........... ~1661 j • . •• . . TRAVEL MART Invites You to Join the CRUISE OF CHAMPIONS! 1973 ciRCLE H B4CIFIC BRIDGE CRUISE on~ TRAVEL \VITH GOREN BRIDGE EVENTt ' Play bt1dge to your htirts content with famous Marprtt Wales and her stiff. + • Be treated like royall'f on the exqu isite Royal Vi kins Star of N..,...W, rqlstry, Three exciting cruise5 for 22, Tl or 66 days with up to 18 portt-ol-<>11. -"' Sall rnxn C.lllomla February 18, 1973. or "I' Sydney, AustnliaMar~h 18, 1973, I I I I ...... · • Now Appearing Daily and Sundays J Cl"'""~ Age 35 Beginning Of 'Brain Drain' (£!)!TOR'S NOTE: For the nm two -1:.1. 1 selection of Erma Dombeck co 1umn1, "'Ille Best of Dombeck" wlll appear. The columna are 1hole her many fans have most fro. quently nq11t!CA!d and will ap- pear, wllh otben. In •n an- llw>IOIY of her colnmns to be published by Doubloday this fall In hard cover edition.) BJ' ERMA BOMBECK AT WIT'S. END tloo where they dllcovtred an a.....i can o! dtlctt rolling around near my IJ)llre ti.re. 1 am permitted to drtve now on-ly-ii accompanied by a teenager. A lclentlat Jn C1Jifomia has Thursday : Waa called upon figured ~t that every day to determine the se~ or our after 35, the average adult hamster, which I did without Jotel 100,000 brain ceJJs which hesitation, claiming no mating affect thinking and memory. was Possible. Male hamster i5 • My kid1 would argue that now in maternity tops. the loss Is considerably higher Friday: Missed taking my than this. Since age ~' J discarded chicken t n n a r d s haven't bad an o :r I g J n a I from the freez.er and putting thought, done an)'thlng slgnlll-them in the garbage collection cant and while others were again. thus bringing the total tn1tlng giant ltepa for of ·chieken innards tn my mankind, l was making a freezer to 320 pounds. giant slep with the garbage. Saturday: Mental deteriora- To prove to you this Is not tion noted as someone men- an ldle observation. J took the tioned having a paternity suit trouble to keep a diary for an and I sal& I hoped they didn't entlre week, during which catch on because I don't have time I scientlrically dropped the~lega-to wear them. 700,000 brain cells. Sunday: Family found me Monday : 12-year-old work-laughing hysteric ally o v e r Ing on an English a111lgnment Tom Jones singing, ''1 Who asked me who the Earl of Have Nothing." Family saw Sandwich wu. When I sug-no humor in it and concluded I geated be was the one who should be sent to a church alway• carried his hmcb to the camp. Cutle, J.2..year-old ahook his The scientist from California head and said, "I'll call up one is on to somethlng. He has ct the guys." already figured out the brain Tueoday: Reached a high drain Is caused by aging, lm- Jev1t of Incompetence by paired circulation and other ablentmlodedly p o u r I n g causes. He has not figured out powdered milk tn dlshwather why 35 is the magic year for . dlapenaer. Daughter auggested deterioration. · a compaolon to sit with me ~II Even iii the prime of my ~ unW Daddy could relieve senility, I figured that one out. --~-· ... -----lR!rm-the-evenlng:-----· ~At--s:r,-u~ parentrlaunch Wednesday: Heard a their fiNlt teen-ager. After auspicious rattle in the car. that, professor, it's bananas- Drove it into the service sta· ville all the way .. lnsar:iity Plea Might • Win ~ Family Fight By COUNT MARCO Women have better minds ~ men. ~l least you re- member ,Jl!l!ilw biger, partic-. , alarly ~"\lance. •. ,. . BIPUTY •nd the RAST I'm aurpiUed more womeft don't become !rial lawyers; you argue so ,wen that as defense attorneys you could· cloud the issues enough to con- fuse any jury. ;\Bl< lDY hus- bend. For example, the typical American Husband c o m e s home 1 utile lale and Is greeted at-the-door by 1 loud blast of annoyance. Your poor beast is thun. dered and stormed at about his tardiness followed by the lightning bolt ol, "And while I think of It • , . " . You ~ ap, a few old grievanoel i Which b av e •blohlto!J _...,. to do with his be1ni tardy•at the mo- menL 'lbe:se .. bJ:ought ups" in- clude e....,.ihlng from the bulb whlcb needs changing lo the time he pinched the waitress 10 years ago. Now, maybe you have prepared a special dinner (moBt unlikely) and h is lateness is ruining It, so your complaint la: legitimate. But atick to the subject. You may win your point. But throw in ~ few old griev- ances and he's so confused at what you're angry about he'll continue coming home late -and later and later. will throw out any evidence in· troducea about an o t b e r unrelated crime. He c a n be guilty of only one crime at a time. Also. the statute of limita- t1ons~has mucb to dO With trying a man. In most Jn· stances anything which hap.. pened more than seven years ago is not admissible. So, 1! you're going to include, 111 don't know why I ever mar- ried you in the first place," rorget it. It doesn't count. As soon as the argument Is over and you've won (which every wife does), leave well enough alone. Don't harp back to your victory. The best way, and most con· elusive, for a husband to l!ie"ttle an argument is to announce quickly, "I'm guilty! And I throw myself upon the mercy of the court." This is usually a shattering experience to any argumen- tative wife which could be very dangerous. Th e r e ' s nothing so vindictive as a wife who wins an argument before she's had 1 chance to warm up. Next time you start a needJeu argument see If you can't catch yourself cheating. r=========;f Just how many subject!; did you introduce! A good lawyer concentrates on oue Item of evidence at a time. Ht explores it carefully and thoroughly before the jury. 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R>J lot SI.GOO down • FULL PRICE • $30,000. * BAYSHORES * BAYFRONT CUSTOM DELUXE with outstanding bay VIEW. 4 BR. 4% be'•·· Jge. tam rm., xlnt coDd. • must ht .hoWn by app't. only -PRICED AT $225,000. * BAYSHORES * NEW IJsriNG. S BR. 2 ba's., lge. liv. rm., elec. hit· Ins, F.A., wlw &: drapes. ASKING $53,000. * BAYSHORES * Bl!AUTIPUL LINDA ISLI Best baytront buy! You qwe It to younelf IQ enjoy the luxury of tbl1 prestige area. A. lovely 5 BR home w /family rm., formal din- ing rm and 4~ baths. We~ bar, barbeQue & 3 fireplaces. Pier & slip ........... flt/,000 16 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN .1·5 :30 WATERFRONT "OWN-YOUR.OWN" On the water! Fantastic view & pride of ownership bldg. Private marina, pool, jacuz- zi & security guard. Adult occupied. 2 Bed- rooms, 2 baths. lmmaculat~! ....... $89,950 BALBOA PENINSULA POINT-$75,000 Worth seeing • worth owning! Home needs some redecorating. Spend a little money & watch your value grow. Charming 3 BR Pro-· vincial with DR & 2 baths. Prime comer. 2149 SEVILLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 IRVINE TERRACE-$54,900 i Ll.ida 11~ Drive Oplol........, Beautiful new 5 JIR., 4~ Ba.home. Water-t.roat llvln.om. It formal dlnilli. Handsome oak panel.a tam. rm., frplc., wet bar, Lara• master ·suite has trplc. 4 cozy lounge area. View of Bay & the mounl.alnl. .. .. '1'19,500. For Complete Information On All Homu 'lot•. Ple•M Call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bay1lda Dr., Suite I, N.B. f7U1'1 'liGiiOMiiirailiiiiiiiiiiii ~·-1_____ CHUCK CAROTHERS c~t~~l~G :~~.;~?N~ REAL ESTATE·TRDSORES l..argeR'!.N.;,~~o:E entry MESA VERDE 305 VIST~ui:T~1~'ii"E''BLUFFS . ball • ;yi· t.R. w/vaulted, Wroughl -.. ,. opens to View the greenbelt -in this upgraded 4 bed· beamed cellinj and brick an llale enleyl Cathedral room with king size bedroom + bath on first I r--·· kl ~~ J cem,,. Ilvlnr mom. FOR· al .,_,_ • .p. -•--t w,~ ~ MAL DINING ROOM' DEN floor + bonus room + form ....,..ig + ~~ ....::11ns. 3 ownlud with bWJMn llookcua. queen's family room + built..tn kl~eo. CU. &75-30GO f • Convenient parktnr-euy to be 1' • "DROP·IN'' at BaJ a Beach Realty Near Bay Oub a sandy beach • lee. trrer. earner lot; spac. 2 BR, 2 bath; lge. family rm,. ld!:w:·lim llv. rm., blt·ln•: eJec. aaraa:e opener. Carport tor boat or camper. $59,500. Near Fashion Island. Charming brick trim home with 3 bedrooms & dining rm. Lovely pool with .spacious patio. Some ocean view. 1601 BONNIE DOONE SAT/SUN 1-5:30 Only 135.500' Gourmet kitchen. eu.tom free community pool. Low association dues. * * ;. * 1"':. ~ 11u bedroomL Laundry Private garden patio. See today -make .. ·I .. . •i • ' • ·r .. • • t. • .,. ,, .. I . ~-• ~. "C" THOMAS Realtor ''~'".---.,'!'~!!) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!l!!!G!!·!!n!!ller'"a'"I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~\224 W. Coast Hwy. 548-5527 VWl Nl!WP()rt Beach Eve, 545-4643 HA"BOR VIEW RIDGE-476,000 High, high on a hill. Lusk·bulll brand new 4 bedroom home with family room & formal dining room. Wet bar, kar garage & view • Beautifully carpeted. Room for pool. OPENS_A_T_/s-u-N:-i:s-SEE_T_H_E OCEAN-- 219 ROSE LANE outsta>Xll"l< Newport Hel&ht.< Spectac:ular MESA VERDE-$39,500 Immaculate home with 3 bdrms, fam rm, enclosed lanai and 2 baths. Lge rooms , beau. tlfu1 stone fireplace, good floor plan & lovely yard. Quiet 1treet. Better hurry! Lovolf .4 Bdrm. • lamJIY location. This la u 3 bdrm., -Doyer Shores rm., · 1%. batht, carp. A 2 bath home now vacant and r 1645 SAMAR PLACE OPEN SUN 1-5 :30 drapes. BJtnl. Lots of tile, ready fJJr immediate oo-van WeU. design and con. plenty or atoraae: 2 patJo cupancy Private cour:t yard struedon at its ~t •. Perfect areu. Cole to Coita Milsa ~ f bl treel bl for the active family and enlr)'. ta 0 g • 1 aradowJ entert.a.ining. 4 COSTA MESA-$31,tSO fC'boola. Imtned.U possess. yard with alley acceu -bedroom, t>nnal d I n I n g Ea~ to buy'· Co~ 3 bedrm., 2 bath home Good tlnanc. ava' • Ottered dt'1wc 1hag cpt, lhrou1hout room, family room large ~,, tor $28.~. spo.cioua bdrnUI and CUJtom k 1 • h near schools. Nort Costa Mesa. White brick MORO.AN REAL TY bWlt·ln kitchen. 1>o11't mla =~·,,.,.,•:,..;::,: fireplace, shag carpeting, copper plumbing. 67$.1642 67s.4459 It e&ll 54M640 bier. dudew heated and llltered Try $1,600 down or V.A . Anxious owner. .ie""ral pool. The view from this LINDA ISLE-$2'5,00D --....,---------------home ii magnificent of the Luxurious custom built 4 bdrm. hbme. Fam. "ll!'-''1!11"""" .. "I Back Ba,y and the nlghl '!' light.<. Ovenbed 3 ..,. rm., lge. game mr., formal DR & 4'h baths. •:i:i..i111 garage. Call for ap-Wired for Hi·Fi thruout, electronic oven, .. EASTBLUFI' OPEN SUN. 1-~ .. 2239 ,Arbutue ~ busk 4 ..l!ll. 2~ ba. view home on quiet street. Dra· 'liJaiic courtyard entry. Walk to schools & ¢)lurches. lmmed. possess. $64,500. Harriett 1Davies 4 IEDROOMS & POOLI -The oriRtnal owner has taken great pride in-maintaining thi•· lovely-Westciiff-ilom . ._ .JlR.,. 2~ baths, family rm. & lge. swim._ 1'oo1. .59, 750 . ' IRVINE COVE This home Is located within steps of the most bea utiful priv. beach in area. 3 Bdrms., 2 bath s; din. room & fam. rm. home. Pie. turesque .garden entry. Lge. pool & deck. •lta,600. ·idle· 'Oloon . BAYFRONT-PIER & SLIP Beautl.!ul, spacious home (4500 sq. fl.). 5 Bdtms., study & family rm., 4~ baths. 3 ear garage. Patio & sparkling pool. $169,000. Carol Tatum '' ·UNUSUAL-HANDSOME HOME OPEN SUN. 1·5, at 1019 Marion Lane. Lush landscaping. room for pool. 4 BR .. 4 baths; den plus 15x30 rumpus rm. Covered patio. Mary Lou Marion GREAT VIEW OF LIGHTS Comer lot. 4 BR .. oaneled den, slumpstone frpic. Dramatic cathedral ceilings. Walk to pool. Call for location. $59,950. Lavera Burns BUY & BE HAPPY IN Beautiful Shorecliffs traditional 5 BR. w/ fam . rm., den w/frp lc. & wet bar, gourmet kitchen. Some ocean vie~·. $110,000. Mary Harvey SO YOU WANT TO -Ill -Live in Newport Beach -have 4 BR. - be in Mariners School Dist. -u,c;e 3 bat hs - swim in your cwn H&F pool -have fee land . $64,500. Al Fink EASTBLUFF FAMILY HOME tmmed . possess. on this large 3 or 5 BR., 3 ba. home . Fresh paint & new carpets. \Valk to schools, church & tenni s. Will lease/op-- tlon. $58.500. Harriett Davies LIDO ISLE Lge. mstr. suite up & 2 bdrms .. 2 baths, lam. rm., din. rm., doY.'n; on 2 tge. Jots at most desirable area or island. Rm . for eXl>anslon. Poolsl!e patio. $129,500. Kathryn Raulston OWNER MOVING Beautiful Lusk 4 BR.. paneled fam . rm., Oreplace. Located Harbor View Hills. Price Includes land. $79,500. Cathryn Tennille BAYFRONT -NEAR N.H.Y.C. Beautiful view frrm this well loca ted 4 Bil · comer home on 42' lot Lovely patios. Slip I~ large boat. Please su.)lmit. $199,000. Eugene Vreeland 'QS.0700 ........_ Coldwell Banker ' . , ~ • N~PORT CENTER DR., N.B. ' • polntment. $125,CXXI. cust. cpt. & drapes. Pier/slip for 65' boat. c. F. Coltsworthy 50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 & Company NEWPORT HEIGHT$-$t7,00D 640 ·"020 Truly a "Kinf,'s View" of the south bay & "" ocean from th s 3 bdrm·& 3 bath exotic con. A REALLY temporary. Custom carpeting & draperies. HAPPY HOME! 204 KINGS PLACE OPEN SAT 1-5:30 u you have mue people LINDA ISLE LOT-$69,500 you'll Jove this 4 bedroom A real choice Taylor Co. elcluslve. Build home with custom abelvina your own luxury home on this island of finer " built-In -1 n homes & yachting. A real buy. . sunllhlne brl&bt rooMLMom OCEAN FRONT VIEW SITE"""5,00D ~":., ~~ w1°: Encinitas .Jl,2 Joi. High on a cl.lff overlook· -bullt.1111-eJl!l.. \ll'hwuher· . tn1 fabulous beach & ocean. Near La Costa. Ancl 11 >"11 ~ wual, out· Office Open Saturday & SunUy door entertalftlna" then you ''Ou 27th y· •• won't want to m1a the Jove-r ear ly backyard. Located on a low.traffic, tree-lined ll:rttt, walJdns: d1ltance to schools. O!_lly 134.9;0. Call 546-2313. WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 S.n Joaquin Hill• R...t · ''Owrlooklnt Bit Canyon Country Club'' NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. ~'10 lo /THC REAL '"'\! ESTATERS ' ' ' 'I ' REAL ESTATE VA REPOSSESSION Le.11 than S y@an old. 4. Bedrooms. 2's,.~ Bath.I. Large wruk-in Closet in Mester Bedroom. Living Room AND Family Room. Double Fireplace with Converlllltion Pk. I....arge Corner Kitchen wMh Double oven1, Diisbwuher, Ind tr e ct Llof>t!ng. Much Counm Spo<e and Cabinet& $1250 Down Payment. You. don't have kl be a Veteran to own this home. · $38,!liO. Call 64&-0C65, Evtninp - * SEVEN UNITS -Reduced to $42,000. Owner must liquidate. * 9.4 ACRES -Prime ocean/min view, for residential development -asking $145,. 000. * 3 BDRM near ocean -$26,900. * 4 BDRM near ocean -$54,900. COLWELL * 4 BDRM, pool -$51,900. 1733 W11tcllff Dr., N.B. 645-7221 PROPERTIE S. INC. General REALTORS ELEGANT Irvine OPEN SUN. 1-5 Red Tile Roof 133 Mastera Circle Lar~2-Story !Newport Blvd .. just before CUSTOM ITALIAN TILED Brl~tol). Overlooking the ENTRY! 2·atory vaulted Santa Ana Country Club; and beamed celling llvlng tinted glass docn open to room. FORMAL DINING! gorgeoll8 mus of ll'ffnery, HUGE FAMILY ROOM! from famUy rm. W/wtt Bright garden kitchen 10' ~· 3 BR, 2lAI ~·a., formal breakfut bar. Meuage.cen. d1nini w/Swed1sh cry.s_tal ter. Winding staircase to chandelier. Custom carp, & klna:•lze roaster aulte. drapes. Elec. kl t ch • , Beamed alrlwn patio • off aelfcleaning ovena; aaraie f'n~ay PLUS extra tara• opener. No-work 1arden. 2nd patio o[t family • cu1- Near new .t: NOT ON MAP. tom ftd11ood . cover, Eaay Aoklnit $56,500. care sprinklered yard, Dog HOPE GERRIE RLTY. nm. See to Jov1. Call now 645-4400 !or PftVI .... MS-0303. MESA VERDE TRANSFER Owner moving to Miaslulppl. Well • hia woe can be your joy! Pick up th1J 4 bedroom prestl&lous Meaa Verde tor only $47,000, Beauti!u.l ma· ture landtcap,.,., aracioul double door mtry wtth !ft'. razo tile, 1atp windows and llrepl<Ce Ill livlna rvom, klna llH Nmf.fonnal db> tni arta, bar Jtltcbtn, dtn and ....... "11te ill down-1t.atr..' Bolt rate tor 1wattr ••tllull'* Cail 548-2113, Trl·Le•el "FUNUYINGl'r 7 lloc:lrs To Beac:h $21 50Gf Wow! 111s 4 bedroom, 2\0 ' • bath home hU a evarate famlly room to enhance th.la .... Ertjoy tbt ntm pool, orie 11eeu1y. n bu i...n ...,,. "UYE RENT FREI! ,..... -....,,. uv1n& with Pl•t•lf paJrile<I liioklr and Moll Del Mar ....... IWom -bulllin k I I c b. D • 0111. Great lor Ille W1lllY for a »001. Gn&t llnancbw • ~· ~= who nee<ll the ..... and 1~· down. 3 ""'-2 _... . .... ' like the beach -onJ1 1 bathl .. di. 1'111 pricle .~ """" llee1111M blockl •WIJ'. You lllOI' .. "2.500. Owner wm ...,, ,...,...,-"l'rii!t• ~ 111111• the IDw -loin 2rld T.D• Tbl1 won't Jut, WoOd ceblnet& Pal1o. Pr1"lt • •• on)J ..... Cal•I e&llutodo)<! ~--loeatlorll Bltlt 811-«110. ~·--' \O /TH[ REAL \.)<'. ESTATF:RS ., ....... , I !~1 ,\ ,11 TARBELL SOME OCEAN VJEWll :;;~ 1:;ooL!30' ~ offer. . 4 wboppU. bl& bedroo,,,., 3 GREEN AND FAIRWAY or . 1831 WES"'C.LIFF DR. N.B Ba., huge liv rm. w/f.p. chip to the cup! A goll~'s •. 'I, ' • * T': P'!" 0~ 133.~. * dream. Boal-trailer ..,.,.,.. , CALL ME 645 -6770 AND SEE TRADE FOR Low voltage push INtton ... '. .. ••. BUSINESS? llghtlni systom. LOWEST PRICED PROPERTY of it• Lovely location! Immaculate kl.nd in the attL Call today 3 BR, 1%. Ba. Xtra L.R. for preview 645-0303 General <.ioneral w/F.P. Cheery k i tchen · ' w/IBrge breakfast room. * * * * * * NEWER TRIPLEXI '1010\ i i iii \0\. ,. • , , I; POOL"value • big 4 bedrm., 2 PRIV="A"'TE""°N"'e_N_1>0_rt_H"'""'lh"'1&"" J bath in excellent arett, l8x36 Elegant home mtnutea ·tram pool • Covered patlo,, b/I the beach • 3 big bdims. 2 bbq. Beautifully landscaped. tiled baths, buill·fn ~ Priced to sell at $?.6,500. Bkr vacant and ready tp bt'Uved ~. tn. bkr 546--8640. "1 Huge 3 BR, 2 BA & otfice wflarge patio for Owner. General Two . 2 BR, 1 BA • .,...,. * SUPER SHARP * G•Mral • w/coean V>ew. Enclooed REPO ______ ...._ _______ ,,__! garagea.Excellent~ ••• • •••• dition. Asking only $63,900. New plush carpeting, modem Walk to beach. bltina, cozy f!repl and Im· * * * * * * maculate! Qufet cul-de.sac. . EBB TIDE REAL TY Best price l bedloom 2 bath 34ll8 c.o.at Hlghv.'a)' home in prime Meu. ·ven1e. -$28,500. Call -SOUTH COAST ~TORll Gerierat ' . COATS tl&a.. & ·WALLACE ~ REALTORS SHOWCASE OF VALUES VAULTED CEILINGS End that search b}' ~.i!!!L the llltie . •woman·~ iie-ilill bllutltlll l -tiitliOoiii ' · SEAWIND home, located Jilll .a mile , from the cool Paclllc ~ Adult ~ ' cupied. This home hu been .proleasioil. ally decorated and landscaped, alid is~ move-in condition! Tbls model features .. the r.pular sunll:en convmatlon . pit;.~ doub e faced fireplace, with catlieclral celling in the llvl!Jg !'O"m and fol'mal dining room. Ide~Y localed, chlld?en can walk to all achools. Take over exist· Ing high balance VA loan. '38,llS!.CALL 9624454. . $1,500 DOWN ASSUME YA LOAN 4 bedroom, 2 bath, covered patio, car- pets & drapes .thrUolit Our tlcluslve. Full price '31,995. Prime area. CALL 5484141. ~--PALATIAL POOL HOME Privacy and good tilt• abound in tills elegant 4-bdrm pool home, formal din· ing room, large family rO.m, 'l'OOm for boat and trailer, located on qwet cul· de-sac. The home'• ·adjacent to a .new park site & only l!t mile to ocean. Truly a graolous home offerln« thtt' Ultimate in family living. New listing '84,950. Call 9624454. · IACK LAWN BEAUJY' A rosa garden and waterfall• provide a pleasurable atmosphere for the outdoor Jl.J!.Q area. Tbla 3 bedroom Halecrest home ls lmmaculai,. A must on your'llst to see and buy. OWner aoxlous! Call 546-4141. --ESCAPE Tired of yard work and maintenance problems?, th ea take a look at Ibis S bedroom, fireplace, 2 ..tor)'" •dull llllly condo our beautiful clubllOUN and pool. Washer & dryer Included in mod· est •22,500 price. CALL l!e:&-4454. FORMAL J>ININ• MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES ., OCEANFR<!NT...,CAM~<! SHC?RES !!!> <The finest oceanfront loeaUon lll'So. Cll'I'; All exciting regency .borne by Tom Tbeuer- ltauff. 3 spacious BR's, elegant fol'lil!il ovaLDR, comfortal>a FR-separate gueet quarters: Beautiful private pool & pdo: Masterfully oriented to take mazlmum act· vantage of breatlitak!ng White Water"" Haroor Entrance· VIE.W. Opeil 'Sat. & S1ii1.c 1-5 p.m. 4521 Brightoh Road. '(035) I 1'0VEOHORES::CSPAl!KLINo-t1GM'ft'i'l+-t -I ~ GOrgeot11 4 BR Ivan Wells atrium model llome. Perfect for gracloue entertaining, '93,500. Tom Queen 6#6200. (036) • EASTBLUFF Gr~cious, Lusk·bullt 5 BR, 3 bath, FR, ik:ar garage, room for pool. Beaullfully maintained & land>caped. Fenced,iwallt to schools, churches, shopping & 'l:•DllJ.I Club. 64U200. (Dll) I J ,. . SANTA ANA HEIGHTS . Elegant 4 BR, 3 bath - 2-story on• qqlet cul-dwac. Luxurious pile carpeting. RI~ cOdar panelling. Lois Egan 6#4i200. (021). ·' HARBOR VIEW HOMES-NEW LISTING Beautiful 2+den (or 3BR) 'home! ~ large loll Excellent landscaping, growing trees, sprinkler systems I. Superb green- belt location'! Priced for quiet sale! Luzlo Sbarkany 6#4i200. (023) . DOVER SHORES -VIEW ~pectacular vJew of pper Baf.. Like new 4BR, 3 bath, FR,' DR, kar garage. Beau- tlflilly landscaped. Ready to move Jn. •112,500. (1>20) ' 4 BEDROOMS & POOL-DOVE" SHORES Gorgeous upper bay view from Jomlal DR, LR & master BR. Enjoy pool comfo,t in· thls lovely home. $7',500. Walter Klllg 644-6200. (Dl3} ' " BLUFFS -ELEG)\kT LIVING ., Charmin& 2BR, & den. Wrought iron ga~, encloied private patios, uquillte catJl!ll· Jng & drapes, shuttered win4ow•. c~ chandeliers, cedar lined clp1tla, bur$r alarm; A BEAUTY! Amy Guton'642-82riJ (DUI) . l THE LAST OF THE BEST -Final opportunity to ehOOfe. !' ltrltbig 3B,i, FR, DR -newl,y completed IVlll Well's custom home w'/sweeplng Bay ic Mountain VIEW. •no,200. ,\a unJilual .GP- ·pd'rtunlty to aharo In Neivpa~'f ~anlaltlc appreciation. Open Daily 10-5 at 2(11() 11el-uy Drive. (Dlf) " • , '· HARBOR VIEW HILLS ' This Halecrest model Will really win you over! 2 Dinllig areas • one la a for- mal dining ·room with a brWlaot cry• ta! cband,ellei, and o)\• In a tltcl>••· ette area. ML11lve brick 1lre5ace; mapli floors thrllouL Wort la all I ~ac ulate llQlde .Z,d o\JI. Just m e In aod enjoy~~·-quiet aelpJiorbood. • Call 114Hltl. Gorgeous 4BR, 2 bath, FR home , better than new: Entertain on patio & decb. G .. BBQ, ceramic c0ok top/ 1elf-d~ o ... '88.900. bona Cblch_ester ~. OPJllll TOI>AY lU p.m • .J221 Keel Dr. (j)28) I I --' aiVfna I ~· -·~~ .~I •'SERVING ORANGI COUNTY llNCJ '·-1•-~ At Atl<lnta & Ma .... la At H ... 6 lllllllf '62'4414 AMI .......... ' ..... Pt ... t•I """'""'"" .... . 1 ' • .. ' ' Sulld.ty, S.,ttmbtr 10, 1972 a.W. Y Pll.DT I~ r . .___-_ ... _-__,]~ I -·-I~ I -·-~I ------ Dl·RECTORY . . ........ ...,,...._...,. ..... .,.. ..... :1•····,..···· ................................. ..... *'a......., ..... -., ......... •01N1a .. ....,., DAILY PILOT WANT ADS.,.._ ....... .,....._ M .... ., .. ,.. .. """ .. lht .... ..,.,_ ........ ..,_ ... '9Wclr • ..., .. , ... s..,. HOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOMS 204 • 351h St., Newport Beach 87S-1972, 87S-4073 Eve. (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2 BR and FAMILY RM OR DEN 444 Sevllle, Bllboa , ~ $63,950 (Sat & sun 1-5) 17865 Acacia Tree Lane, Irvine 873-8550 $36,500 · (Sat & Sun l ·5) '430 VJsta Parada (North Bluffs) NB 644-1133 (Sun 1-5) 3 BEDROOMS .527 Santa Ana (Newport Hts.) NB 644-1270 (Sun 1-5) 723 Cameo Highlands CdM 644-7270 (-Sun 1-5) 338 Evening Canyon (Shorecliffs) CdM 644-7662 (Sat & Sun 12·6) 4 BR. •nd FAMILY RM. or DEN *2118 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB ~200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) #I Pinehurst Ln. (Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) **1653 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman's Cove) CdM 67S-!935 (Daily) 1521 Anita Ln (Westcliff) NB 644-.2430 (Sun 2·5) 2822 Ellesmere (Mesa Verde) CM 54f>.0990 $44,500 (Sun 1-5) 2862 Clubhouse Rd (Mesa Verde) CM 546-599Q $51,950 . (gun 1·5) 3719 Park Green (H. Vu Homes) CdM · 67!>-8000 • $79,850 . (Sun 1-5) 716 Cameo Highlands Dr., CdM 67S-8000. $67,500 · --(sun 1'5) lil!S Via Dijon (Lido Isle) NB 67S-7462 $78,500 (Dally) 1818 Commodore (Baycresl) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1934 Flamingo (Mesa Verde) CM 1645 Samar Place, (Mesa Verde) CM 540-8877 (Sat & Sun 10-6) 644-4910 $39,500 (Sun 1·5:30) 1921 Lanai Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM *1801 Bonnie Doone (Irv. Terr.) NB 540-8899 $65,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 644-4910 $54,900 (Sat & Sun. 1-5:30) 1095 San Pablo Circle, CM , , 149 Sevilie (Bal. Pen. Pt.l NB 545-6328 $38,500 (Sat & Sun 11-5) · 644-4910 $75,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 402 E. 18th (Eastside) Costa Mesa 204 Kings Place (Newport Htsl NB 54S-0465, 646-4148 (Sat & Sun 1·51 644-4910 . $97,000 (Sat l-5:3o) 1930 Irvine. Newport Beach 424 Marguerite, Corona de! Mar 546-1431, 5411-6237 $48,500 (Sat & Sun) 673"8550 $46,500 (Sat & Sun 1 ·5) . . 1807 Gisler View (Mesa Verde) GM 1019 Dolnhm Terr. (Irvine Terr) CdM . 546-2313 . (Sar & sun 1·5) 642·~~35 . (Sat & Sun 1-5) 920 Joann, Costa Mesa •. "289::1!~$<!1..ane;.Costa Mesa 546-2313 · (Sat & Sun 1·5). -: '73''[6'42,,-67$.6459 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1670 ~agascar, Huntington Beach *1072 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB · 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) *404 Sµperior, Newport Beach 1221 Keel Dr. (HY H.ills) NB 875-7225 (Sun 1·5) 642-8235 $89,900 (Sun 12-8 PM) 192 Flower, Costa Mesa • **50 Linda Isle Dr., (Linda Isle) NB ll40-0o2o (Sun 1-5) 644-4910 $245,000 (Sal & Sun 1-5:30) 260if Vista Omada, Newport Beach. 640-0020 (Sun 1-5) **2430 Bayshore Dr., Newport Beach 646-2681 $149,600 . (Sun 1-5) 3 )R!" and FAMiLY RM. or DEN *1406 Santiago (Baycrest) NB 19382 Bethany, Turtle Rock 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 644-j'270 (Sat· & Sun.1-5) ' 1715 Sfarlight Cir. !Baycrest) NB 345 Riviera Dr., Costa Mesa 642-5200 $78,500 (Sun 1·5) • 962-4471 9611-1931 . (Sun 11-5) • J ~ G!ll~ l:Jr. (Dover Shores) !'18 ' 2104 Miramar !Balboa Pen) Balboa ~ · ' 846-1550 Sfi0,200 (Daily 10-5 RM.) 642-520~ fi7f,~ '_'(Sa~ & Spn .1!-4)f 25031 Wvenclrue, Lake Forest " • 404 · l§lh St. !Np!. Hts. Area) CM , ~- ' 586-0222 (Sat & sun 1·5) 642-sioo $43,000 (Sun f-5)" 25841 'Jamon Way, Mission Viejo 2015 Commodore (Baycrestl NB · "586-0222 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 842.5200 $64,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ~oOO' Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 315 Golden Rod, Corona del Mar 64S-2998 $85,400 (Sal & Sun 2-5). 673"8550 $59,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1501 Cumberland .Ln. (WestclllfJ-NB-· 38lf!!Ociean-Biffiir Goi'<i'nadel Mar 842-1979 (Sat & Sun 12-7 p.m.) 675·7225 (Sun 1·5) -..J'*10Hoinda;isl~:;-Newport-Bieach---.1"'73"'o"P"='=rt;=.,W=tbo==..,N==rt~Bch.7=-646-2881 $149,500 (Sun 1·5) 0 es ume, ewpo 1529 Lincoln Lane (WeslclifO NB 640-0020 (Sun 1-5) 642-5200 '75,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) S BEDROOMS 2424 • 22nd SI., Newport Beach 'Back Bay 1584 E. Ocean (Penin. Pt.) NB 642-5200 $78,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 673-3663 (Sun 1-5) 1901 Glenwood (Baycrest) NB · · 8332 Snowbird (Pacific Sands) HB 842-5000 $72,500 (Sun 1-5) 557:4130 ' (Sat & Sun 1·5) 415 Onda (The Bluffs) NB . 642-8235 $57 ,500 (Sal & Sun l ·5) 450 Elmhurst, College Park 64S-4040 $33,700 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1737 Skylark (Baycrest) NB 673"8550 $59,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 518 Cameo Highlands Dr., CdM · 87a.8MO $84,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *21542 Hanakai, Huntington Beach 968-8273 $35,500 (Sal & Sun l ·5) 711 Ktlianga (Irvine Terr.) CdM 844-2430 $89,000 1 (SUn l ·5) 3019 Java Rd. (Mesa Verdel CM 546-59911 $58,500 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1828 Sandalwood (Baycresl) NB -645-8500 $75,000 (Sun 1·5) 3253 Idaho Ln (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5880, 557-6190 (Sun from 1 p.m.) 9432 CoasUand, Huntington Beach • 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1114 Wlilte Sails (H.V. Hills) CdM ,575-3060 (Sat &. Sun' 1-5) tt3S29 Ocean Blvd., Corona de! Mar ,. 6711-SOOO ' (Sat & Sun l ·o) 322 Poinsettia, Old Corona de! Mar . 875-8000 $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) j!OlZ-Santlagq (Dover Shores) NB 67i;:ood0 · $84,950 ISun 1·5) i7788 Cashew St., Fountain Valley • 546-1754 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30 PM) 2539 Westminster Pl., NB 873-8550 $26,Doo (Sun 1·5) 133 Masters Cir. lat Npl/Bristol) CM . '846-8400 $58;500 (Sun. 1·5) ~2:7=;ter, Costa Mesa !Sun 11_51 2008 Aliso, Costa Mesa 646-7301 646-7171 (Sa\ & Sun 1-8) '*1424 lrvine,_Newport Beach • .646-7171 (Sun 1·5) 1111 Coolidge, Costa ll!esa , 5'1.5-6174 646-7171 (Sun 1-8) . 4 ~EDf\OOMS I 2124· Higbland (Baycttsl) NB ' t ~ {Sat & Sun 1·5)' *4521 Brighton Rd .{Cameo Shores)' CdM MZ-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2239 Arbutus (EaslbluH) NB 644-2430 (Sun 1-5) 208 Susannah Place, Costa Mesa MS--4040 '31,950 {Sal& Sun 1-5) 334 Tours. N~~rt Riviera • 846-4040 ..,-~aoo (Sal & sun 1-B) 23841 Pll!&lo"' Circle, Leguna Nl,Utl aao.oeeo 9811900 (Sat & Sun lU) ~~ .ieenslnf!On St., HB ' ll6IO . •eoo 5 BR •nd FAMILY RM or DEN **1306 W. Bay Ave. Balboa Peninsula 644-7270 (Sun 1-5) ** •46 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **54 Linda Isl~ (Linda Isle) NB 644-2430 (Sun 1-5) **3 Linda lsli'(Linda Isle) NB 675-6161 . (Sunday) **Ill Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $167,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 2640 Basswood (Eastbluff) NB 644-7662 (Sunday 1·5) **305 North Star Ln. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1 ·5) 1337· Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $198,500 (Sun 1-5) 2201 Arana-(EastblufO NB 644-6200 (Sun 1-5) 1006 Pt. Barmouth (H Vu Homes) NB · ·644-2430 $66,000 (Sun 1-5)' 2023 Goldeneye Pl. (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 $58,950 (Sun 1·5) **13 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach 546-8640 $150,000 (Sun 12-4) 3516.0"""n Blvd., CdM · 6is.aooo · uas ,ooo (Sun 1-5) 7 BEDROOMS 1511 Miramar (Balboa) NB 64S-4040 $135,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4) DUPLEXES FOlt SALE 2 BR EACH 5208 Seashore Dr., Newport Beach 673"8900 · (Sun 12-5) 3·2 BEDROOMS 110 Agate, Balboa Island 876-722.5 ' (Sun 1·5) . ~OTS FOR SALE **1653 Bay1Ide Dr. (Yachtsman's Cove) .. CdM 616-1935 . (Daily) CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE S BR """ l'AMIL Y RM. 342 Royal Ln (Newport Riviera) CM 844-88!4 (Sun 2-5) ...... \1 • EXCLUSIVE ._, , • .••. WEST BAY FRONT PENINSULA immaculate 5 bedroom, formal dining room. Owner will carry first TD at 7% .. Priced right at ............ $187 ,500. NEWPORT HEIGHTS . , •• I .... CHARM Delightful 3 bedroom with great charm and eye appeal plus ·gorgeous patio area and land· sca_p.ing by Dick Beeson. Room for boat or trailer. E-Z care yard, Only ...... $43,500. SEA, OCEAN & CANYON ... . •••• IN CAMEO HIGHLANDS Just remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining room (or family room), fireplace, cheerful built-in kitchen with inviting SUNDECK for your entertaining pleasure, overlooking the canyon & view of the ocean. . . . . $6!l.1-500 VALUE CONSCIDUS? ..•. •••. CONDOMINIUM IN BACK BAY AREA -2 Story, 3 Bedroom, 21> bath, builtin kitchen, stone fireplace, FAMILY ROOM, community pool & REC. ROOMS including billiards. Fee land and close to everything ................. $32,500. e OPEN HOUSES e (5 BR. & FAM.) -1306 W. Bay Ave. (water· front). Garage parking avail. Balboa Penin· sula. Sun. 1-5. ' (3 BEDROOM. l -723 Cameo Highlands, Co- rona de! Mat. Sun 1-5. ,, . · · (3 BEDROOM•)· -527 Santa Ana, Newport Heights, N:B., Sun 1-5. '(3 BR. & FAM.) -19382 Bethany, Turtle Rock, (lrvinej Sat. & Sun. 1-5) A"4ti#-S#dfJ, ~MD"'""10 REALTORS 644-7270 2821 EAST COAST. HIGHWAY CDRDNA DEL MAR, CALIF. Gener1I Gtnerol FOR YOUR VIEWING THIS WEEKEND THREE BEDROOM HOMES 3019 JAVA ROAD $58,950. Custom and clean with 3 big bedrooms situated on a m~icured cor- ner lot near the golf course. Pegged floors, sto ne fireplace and beamed ceilings make this in demand. Owner has moved to Mam- moth..Lak_e_s -lucky pup! -but is anxious to see o!fers. OPEN TODAY 1·5, CONTACT UNIQUE HOMES •f MESA YllDE, 5_.6.Sttl 322 POINSETTIA $19,500. Brand new yet has that old Corona del 1'.Iar charm. Heavy shakes, dormer v.'indows, lots of used brick \Y ith a modern, convenient floor plan that includes 3 bedrooms, a den. family room and high ceilinged li ving room . It's super! Just fini shed and ready for viewing. OPEN TODAY 1·5, CONTACT UNIQUI HOMES •f CORONA DIL Mil, 6714111 2012 SANTIAGO, DOVER SHORES, N.B. $84,950. Price just reduced $2,550. 3 Bedrm. and a paneled den,~shag .carpets, sunken living room and large master suite. Enormous patio porch with Back Bay views. Out of area owner getting ani.iws. OPIN SUN., 1·1, CONTACT UN19UI HOMh et NIWPOIT IU.CH, MlrfilOI 1826 SANDAL WOOD . $75 .. ; New .on the market and truly excellent. Massive stone fireplaces ao- . cent soft brown shbg carpets arid rich textured lieam ceilings. GenUe tones of Autumn thruout interior. Located in an outstanding area. OPEN TODAY, l•I , CONTACT UNl9UE HOMES •f NEWPOIT llACH, 641.alOO FOUR BEDROOM HOMES 2874 CLUBHOUSE $$1.950. 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 soft-as-a-cloud shag. OPEN TODAY, 1·1, CONTACT UNl9UI HOMn •f MISA YllDl.14Wffl 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.!irf- place in living room plus additional fireplace ~ master bedroo'm. OPIN TODAY l •S, CONTACT UN19UI HOMU et COIONA ·Dll. Ml. 171 ..... 3719 Park GrHn $7'# Price just reduced on this pride of ownership 1>l'OP8rtY ll!C!l.IA • cent to a serene ~ acre park in Harbor View Hllls. Cleanett"of tllt General '( 'lr::i1·:· ,, General , clean a~d e~iting decor that stays with the bouae. '' " '' ~·' OPIN TODAY 1•1, CONTACT UNl9UI HOMO et COIONA llL MAI. 1714'M , Newport Heights CAN'T FIND IT7 2922 ELLESMERE AVE. $44, ~ & f'.amily · • WILL BUILl> your dream • New listing! Corner lot near park and school In top 'Mesa Verde Ill: Abandoned! home. Have otaft for com· cale. Single story floor plan has double fireplace, all electrlc ldlche, t block to OCEAN VIEW! plt:te home. packate. slate entry hall and spacious master bedroom suite. Bike to beach! \Vrou&)lt iron OPIN TODAY 1-1, CONTACT UNl9Ul HOMO .t MISA YIUl, 146·1ffl i -~tt"t-uri'de$'"' riant -l!_uJ_~ eontidence tn our --" _ -= palms. Bir living rocim with 49 years o! <r.oallty custom ~BEDROOM HOMES ' --· ... ,. Crackling rajsed hearth fire. 2023 GOLDENEYE . PLACE . ..-, • place. GIANT TA M 1 i. y S..· .....Pte at product at Another new listing! This lime a 5 bedroom with slighUy Spaniab ROOM. Gourmet' kitchen. ru Galaxy, Dover Shore1. flavor, high ceilings, formal dining and warm orange shag compll· Large seclud~ mastef Ivan Wells·& Sons menting a double brick fireplace in the family room. 11111te. Lauridcy room. Dec-o••N TODAY 1-1, CONTACT UN19UI HOMIS <f MISA mDI, 146-lttt orator touch thrubut! BAR· GAJN PRICED UNDER ;$45.000! can -now .to pre. view • 645--0303. ... . . I Olli.\ I I 01 \0\ Pr.:,rOR• HOME AND INCOME BUILDER 3 Bedroom home perfectly &et on a lot with ahother 80' ct open area. Build another unit, possibly 2 mol'e. Hur- ry! • co:Ts WALLACE •. REALTORS --15;4f41'"44J41- (0pen Eva~lnfsl • 642-2511 • ON TOP OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET WITH THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES ' CAMEO SHORES ' CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 • MESA VERDE, OPEN ijOUSE 646-5990 • NEWPORT BEACH, 645-6500 • CALL US Custom Built, VIEW home l"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!~ii!!i!!!!!ij~~""'""'!!!i!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!~!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll_\ill!f/ on large corner lot j! General General See: 4.500 Roxbury Rd. General Open 1-6 Sunday J.;;;;;;;;;~=_;;~~~~ 3 Bedrooms & tamliy room SPYGLASS PLAN 74 Lots of room 3600 plus sq ft in thl1 5 bdrm, to add on 4 ba, plus bonus rm home $79,500 on a V.l.P. fOcatkm. Central REALTORS SINCE 194-t 673-4400 air cond., intercom .l built· in record player. No-wax vinyl, lhq carpeting, wal· nut cablnell ln kitchen, pool- 11.zed lot 6 breath·taklng view of ocean • coaatline. You c:an celebrate the holi· da,n Jn your new home. Call oow. SlS0,000 lnch»dlng land. #2 HARBOR ISLAND Lovely 5 BR., S'h baths, waterfront ho~. Lge. living rm. & family rm., just redecOI' ated. Pier, float and sandy beach. Beautiftll yard w/]ge. shade tree & swimming pool, BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Baytlda Dr., Suite 1, N.B. 67!-6161 R·2, SOUTH OF GRACIOUS ired hill 1 -G·ne-r•I iiiiiiiiiiiii =G'""=a' ~ HIGHWAY LIVING CORONA DEL MAR ••. .is the theme~l this REALTY EASTSIDE IMMEDIATE Room to build on thir lovely extra-wide lot. Charming 4 bedroom; den h o u 11 e pfoeeently on rear of lot. $59,500. Aj>pt. Only. Call now to aee.-6734550. ·-· . THI: RCAL ~ f.''-'l'ATI:RS " beautiful 5 bdrm., '1 story Univ. Park .Center, Irvine home. Features include 2 Call Anytime, 833-0820 master bdrms s u I t e s , Office hours 8 AM to 8 PM forma1 dining, 1tep-down --- living rm .. "''""'u1 renec-Ocean Cottage tl!)n poot, cul-<lM&c lot and $21 9001 room for boat or trailer. • • Only 2 yrs. otd and In Abandoned! perfect condition. F o r Giant 1tiade trtts. 3 MIN· further detail!. . • • tJTES TO BEACH! Redec· Call 546-6880 Open Evtt. orated thru-0ut. Large Jlv- ., ~ '· HERITAGE . " :lEALTORS -DUPLEX- $35,000. Two homes separated hy gar· ages for privacy, 2 B<inn• es.ch • owner's unit deluxe .w/dshw1tir, etc, etc. A rare find • call i.ow. Newport HILL Af'ID DAI.E- A "!"ntl')' lttllnf b e 1 t -be•~.~~ bomk 2 bl~, Dtll!ftl Room -LEE=---- mt 811 o.. K1¢ll<n. D®-MESA VERDE tng roam with hardwcod floof'1 ju.st refinished! O>t· tace kitchen with huge pan. tr)!,. 3 queen size bedrooma. Laun~!')'. room. Extra larKc IOt. $2190 BUYS IT. c.11 llOJ",-... 6G0303. at , ........ 646-1111 (tnytlmtl ~~ •• ~ ~~. SPECIAL -SEEllflS Slorqe. """l~l<toobtaln. FHA·YA TERMS 95% lean. $30.500. Call H 2 to < + d . . .. ' --I OHi.\ I I. 01 \0\ ~· Evenhlp 6f&.6226, uge • ry, e.n, or Back Bay • ' bedroom exe.cuUve'• home. Newport Beach COLWELL r•ROPfRT IES I NC RE llLfORS Costa Me31'1 be1t al'E!ll. ' Bedroorn·Fam.lly room· Near BeJearic 1ehool. Vcryl-~-~-,,.---Dlnlna room-Den or oWce nice back »rd tn a quiet Owning Beats wl1b own entronoo. Newly area. No down to qua.lined R•ntlng deeoratcd lruikle and out wte'l'ans. CALL N 0 W s h U •l ~J~J B'tl"Olt& nus ONE lS call UI for detaiJ•. ( BR. ~ Wit new ca.rp(I na and OWNER llYI lelL 3 bdrm •. 2 CNE. Prl<*I al SU.OOO. BA. only $26,900. You l\IJ'IM• cu 1 tom draper I e 1 be.th bon'Mt, deep lbl& l"Pt·.. ttrm•. lhrou!'hout. By Owner at -llrtPl.~ct , dbl COWNS A WA'M'S, INC. $41,500.l930 IRVINE -bite ,..,i. ~ .t. '62 5523 , POSSESSION Vacant 3 bdrm., 2 b&tb ranch style home complt'te with covered pa tlo, good earpeta &: drapes, attached aaraie. ovenlzed lot and many fruit trees. Terl'itic Costa Meu. location, close to IChools .l ahopping. Price, only $24,500. Auumable 6~ loan with ~nt1 ol only $152. per mo. tncludft taxe1o Catt !546-SlllO (Open-.) • , " HERITAGE . . REALTORS -EASTSIDE TRIPLEX Two 2-Bedroom + bachelor a.pt on IArl• 62' X 16&' Jot with double dttac:htd gar- age. Prlct Just rttfueed $2,000. Cail now for ,_,,pt. to set. $41,500 CALL 142-tm w -~~~ ~ ,..,_, llMlton ~ C: i, W 54&-1m or 513-U11 ~~-=="""'~-·....,,,_-_,......._ Open!:Ylt ~'*-'-~ ..... ~~-"*~~o_PEN~_H_ou_SE~SA-T~·-·-SUN~."--~~~~ .......... b • I • • S"""'1, -10. 1m -·-I~ I--.. l~I ---~I_ .... l~I -.... I~ 1 ......... ~I -.. ~I --@l ....... -·· -·· °""'"' \, _., _., ""-... Mor c.m. -! .. ;,,;.; .. ; .. ;:.,,~.~·~.;.:::! i;::::=======:::;:;:==:::;:;::::;:;:===:::;:;:==~.::=====-i;;;;;;. IOOM FOi .. ~LI 2 .. a lot • -2 ml OCEAIUILVD. AT!'ltM:'rlVI: I ••• BL. m'IX -•t ...... :: 6 IEDROOMS OPEN SUN.,_, ......... _., _ P1rtpl., ..... ..,... -& Br, --'""' ..... (lflc., -<Sii. BR, 2 -..... Vljlll. • 7 bed., I ba., plUJ large family room, 1Wldeck, four car garage park· UM E. OCEAN -"" Dad'• -· -• ... a llut litlo loo. -• ..,. ct --.,... Nlool1 loohqMI --mq, -~ In& for JO caro In beauliful tiled courtyard -p!UJ many other features P<nlrolula Pl., 5 Bll., 2 "1· boat • pnlon, Pl • 1 • • •'" • ~,......,. .,._ ""t•"• ..._ 5't-O. "' Iii. Owl .1'11U • all JOlio. :ioca ,,_ -•"-~ In thl1 7,w ~•••e foot home built on th-loll localed a lnun•culat• "°""· 2 ,.,.. dl!Jdllln'• "'"1 .-. w., "3,000. •ltd --· ,.;... ,.. mas. 4jlL -°""" -· $tpl. I• _.....,. ...... ~·-... -.-•r• pico.; w111--l<uol ..U...C ,W. 4 BR, ~ Matd>am -'115.W U. JM ...... 'l)lrr W.,. -, half block to beach or bay. •W,000. 5hOWll by appointment. -. A4ldnr 171,:IOO "°"' bL, fJ>l. All ......_ HEY! 4 1 BR -· WEL'tQll t OOllPA!lr RANCHO -,.. lL Clut 4 llDIOOM :; DUPLEXES, DUPLEXES &: MORI DUPLEXES ~ -. .. _ all "" OOWNs ,:~j"I· me. *t°"" ~. ""1 '21.000• -,,_. 6 OCC. 1 1111, 2 BA, ..,.., HIU..TOP ' : Ma~ to choose from -take advantace ot the tax·1helter -NEW Calli m.3113 m.«* Eva * C &: W * A""' ~wd.,lli Cotta Mow din""" --· ftlll ai>la ·-••Tt ; : Ou No~ 6 drps, o,;lc., patio kit., IUil...,. • ; ,. -low ln•Hl,.,,.nl, -=-==--===="" SP~~ GI IUYEIS doaa 6 llwJ>, by ..,...,., M&111tJlcent '1lw lrom ~ < : Six UNITS NEW CO?Y COTIAGE rm .. • , ..,,.tti 11t11u. Pr11ocon1y. 13UJO, 545-(!)1<. cbannq ... ~ -H.., H'pt lfahU. 2 BR. bo kJtcben, dlil · can&< 4 II OWNER Soo1tJce • >eavina home lot COro<toi tloL ,Jf&t. 5 BeauWul Deluxe aparlmenll with one over the iarage with a peek· w/brldat. =~ AHll>C !29.l!OO bltr 541 •& COSTA Ul!SA ...... Baul. a BR. 2 BA, =.i~~ loW ~ a·boo view of the oam and large 1un deck. Only 1 1hort block to the ~~ "'5 -litm. RIO ~ .. uol' - bay. '175,000 with tel'lllJ and owner will con&lder trades -submit all CALL a """" NEW DUPLEX ...... $41,llO. FIXER·UPPEI w/w .;;:· c1rps, .,.. 'c': ttoe llde .,....; liid-pmw off G t tax h It 9W ~ 3. 2. Bdrm. 151 E. Bay -.. all-· ~to~-· . '-·~ You will •~·-o.. • ers. rea 1 e er. -VA,-t•llhle. C..ta Maa. 642-<&lT -;;;;. i.,.. ··~";ill, tanill; loc. 133.500. B-711M. :;;;· ... aradt••;;;;.-;;u • : IALIOA FIXEI + ADD ON s atALTY ....... Pe11l~•ul• roomln-olc...&-·1 BEAtrr ....... I BR,"' s. t,loltblsbome.&mn.lcr t.: RIPOSSES ION ........... ''" om.. ~ ...... ·~--n-Cat. Plau, Open SaUSwt., ·-1onno1 u ---' Penimula R-3 lot -2 beds., md family room home on property at Bl&. bl& 4 bedroom, 2 •""7 layfront Condo '5' Baylronl-4.000 ,. ft :;w;.., all,..;;,"';;;;..:;; patio, oopto. Ul,500. °"""· :km.-'lhll '';'ppt. eaty. . pre1ent. Plan1 and permit Included tor duplex In purchase. HURRY whb 1am1i, """ dbllng, 211 ....,,., Pitt 6 n..t. $JB5,000. at tbo1 -ol $29 000 C.... m.-0929 3l01 Pm Dr., l1H'<lO ··.; ON THIS ONE. . bath. now o11""' at $31,500. I Br. 2 Bo, pool, pier 6 lllJt. Manhall Rooltil 6'l5-4000. tn1 tocatloo ~ ·-Soutb. ' '· ; 0 EIG TS OF COURSE I with $900. down payment to Dt.Ll&htful $79,.'iOO ,.. I •-...... Cout Plua and ldtaJ tor OWNER must .ell. Newly 0 THE REiil "\:. t.~TA rr:R.; NEWP RT H H -• .,,,...,., Hurry .. this """ 6 EMERALD IA Y -P ''""° -•~ ICbocll. Coll le r ap-dee 4 ""· 2 ba, lam nn. ' : Adult cared for -4 bedrooms:, 2 baths. Contemporary home with Ca.II • rmmaculate 3 Br + fa.m rm. FOR Sale by owner. polntmmt. Crnr. $33,500. ioiµ, dwn. 950 · : large MBR 1ulte -Quiet neighborhood. Only $53,900. Fee. 540-1151 Open Eva. View 1145,000 Capistrano Beacb BI u 11 Serra Way. 5'6-<l660. CUSTOM Ted Hubert & Anoe. view, corner lot, 2 story, 4 BY OWNER Mesa Woodl, 4 DOWN'IOWN HUNTJNGTON ~ " ONE OWNER HOME 4 bed&. l :Y. baths and family room, This Is a lantastlc home that has been treated with lots o! T L C, excellent neighborhood. Outstanding term• -$31 .950. OCEAN FRONT 2 alory -4 bedroom 3 baths formal dining room, MODERN KITCH· EN -Large paneled living room with fireplace, new w/w carpeting. 2,000 square feet. Fantastic view - "REALTORS" SERVING GREATER ~EWPORT HAll.BOR AREA MEMBER MUl TIPlE LISTING SERVICE G1ner1t Gellorol General -'· . HERITAGE REALTORS Oce•nfront" Poli1t On exlra lge. lot, 4 BR, 2 bathl". Nr, N.H.Y.C. Call for appl. $100,000. Call 673-3m"\ 642·2253 Eve1. B1yfront lot On Bia: Bay w/pler A ~Ip for Jge. boat. Build your own cu.1tom home, Call m-3663 642-1949 Eves. associated 6ROI< ElfS-R EAL TORS 202~ W Bolboo b1l-),6) :un Via Lido . 675-8500 BR. 2%: Ba .• formal dining, BR l family, cul-de-sae, BEACH1 ' OWNER TRANSrERREO dl?n w/wet bar, drpl, cptl, Realtors 5CS-CN65 1095 San Pablo Cir, MS-6328, S BR 3 BA. huse IWlmm!nr •. 2150 tt ho. 'th .'intel'COm. Completely fenc-Open Eves. $38 500 oq. • me WI room ed patio. Acrcu trcm park YOUI llLUARD ' , pool .. ~950 ·~ ~-' tor everyone A rvl!!rythlng. 4 A 'pro 1 ate! 2 600 sq ft 5 , MESA Verdfo, 4 BR, 3 BA, J.a: lauodliy .iibff . ,,,'lol'ml ! bodroom•. 3 bath•. !amity ~ ~::;, ~ i 165 oOO ROOM PLUS lam pl"' din nn. Walk to w/hltih RIO, ;lt"t':i room plus lormal dining m n, Pl wy. ' · ~f V ~~ Count 0"" """-__... room. Deluxe buUtin kit-By appt. only. 496-5020. Don't pa11 up lhls newly esa e~....., cy ._, laun ... .J strv ,..... .... ~ decorated sharp 4 bedroom $65,000, by owner. 54().6899, 11tp dbl ~ Irr Uv rm - chen, dlahwulw>r. Gorgtous Coron• dtl Mar BY Ow-·. ~12 Ford .. __ w/~. covd patio, upgraded . fireplace. 2 patios. BKR, home with a ~iahed 27x24 ·~ ~ 1uun M 540-l'llll. BUY FOR room! Nicely landscaped Dr. 3 Br, lam nn, 1% ba. w/w crpts ~ drpl, FA .., ·' yard with a brand new Open SUn. l to 6. $31,900. oversized dbl 1ar, below .,.. LAKE Elsloo• • By owne" NOTHING ck>ugbboy pool. Thia home Is 51$-5624 213~ ,Jnal1<et! 134.llO. Your complete mobile ho m e , DOWN? clo.e to lhopplne and BY Owner, 4 BR, 2 BA, $2500 terms. : , flnl1hed, for sale or trade school•. It's a great buy at I I' 1111 ' for home in CM/HB/f'V/NB Yes, n-en in COM elJ.aible $36,000. Phone 641>-TITl. ~00o. 8;,.~ eat ion! 9111 ._ '' atta. MUUon dollar vil!W. Veterans can buy homes 3 BR on •t acre, _....,. I« ttJ.4471 ( =J iiMi'fi 1900 IQ'. It. 3 BR, 3 ba, all and duplexe1 for nothin& 711 ...,,~ blln!', fncd crptd patk>L dov.'11, borrowi"i the money 1 unita. $32.500 150x125' lot, 32930 Lake View tor thirty yean at 1%. A * Call 131-1318 * _T_.,,._N.,07UH/67A"3'8SSE'.l· I :':~~on:ru,on,,.~~ $330bor~ * FAMILY-HOME BY OWNER, 3BR, 2BA, lam nn, 2 aQ.-. $35,CUI. LOW DOWN month. We at Colwell XTRA NICE 1'1111 1q It. 3 N.E. C.M. 545-4710 4 bdrm., 2 bath guper sharp Properlies/ a aubrkliery of Bednn on comer lot, fully I~=~~~--~ home. Located in mellow 3 the Coi.v.·ell O>mpa.ny, the feoced tor privacy. Dbl fire- yr. 0 l d ne.lghborhood. la~est . VA broker l n pl ip llvin& _rm, ~. f&111IJ.Y Cah1orn1a, can a 1 1 I s t rm., &harp •ha&, bOat .aate, I--,...=====-,...-Beaulltul condition in, and Veterant1 In eistabllthlpg Joli more! Hurry! Just list-:~:, ir~.~~er $.10,<nl their ,~!ibility, loadeternunethe· edt For addlUonal informa-Super 1harp, ~cant, under how uugC a n Y lion • $30M. Call Bkr. St&.-7139. SPANISH .HACIENDA quaHty 10" and ~n locate $29,SOO the property they Y..'8.nl. Call Dan• Point CAU. 842-1418 keen 4 bed.l'm., 2 bath hon1e ~722.i. .2 BR, 2 BA, bullt 10 yl'I, C M I 4 BDRM plus din. rm. and really nit-· Mnl walking diltance to harbor \. ; $28 300, ty built-in kltchPn. We bet • WAUCI• • 6-Doheey Pk. $26,500. l'r91D '"VA ~.!:~. , ·:. t • -NEWPORT HEIGHTS you'll like especin.lly for 1w1nNt 496-2853. -t ~-=:::. CORBIN • MARJll INC. No Dawn Torma wi!ARGAIN-$35,000 ~~;;;~~"\;~~ 4 1~~l,Beac2h B~vA.d, HB~R East lllufl lm.'.'.:::t~:-,/:d'.'::"" -; 0 0 -rusTOM Great home! 3 battui:. Lla:ht, t ever )'OU do, don't mlu LUSK 5 BR. 3 ha 1-d • BR -$14,0CIO .. r. .: NIWP RT Hll H • • ~ ,..,.rlul kitchen handy !hi• great buy, now vacaol, $1l,fC19 -C~A-M~E-O~S~H~O~R~ES= Olarmlng Colle,. P • r k ' cu Hae This adult occupied home bas ·bad TLC all work features. Piumb<.\I for completely rr-painted ina~ 3 bedrm. home on large: R..2 home. Sun/eves. ca J J st. E:iccel oond. Beaut yard. Community pool, badminllllll. . , · it's life. From the manicured (ront lawn to water aott1:ner, p 1u 1 and out, ne~ shag cpt., lot in c11st.kle Colta 11'1esa, ''PRIVATE BEACH'' Geor,e Mezel, 557-4~ $72,00J. S44-0866. A basketball courta. partr. · the garage in 'the rear alley. All tou need to carprling, drape11. Prel!y throug~ut. S1i SOxlli lot needs \VOrlc but val~ pric-333 MILFORD -OPEN 1-5 Fountafn Villey ao~ to aclxx>ls • lhoJ>PC. .. • · do 11 move in! Hus 3 lge. bdnns. or use it as paUo! Park like yard! prolessionally landscaped, eel, won't laat ca.II 546-8640 CUSTOM -built 4 bedroom, N9Wport I.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;...,..;,;;;;;_,;;. Only 1 Mlle to Beach r 0 a 2 bdrm. r,tua den ; the matr. bdrm. is local-Trtt1! Trees! B RK, covered patio with tropicaJ bkr. 2~ bath reaidence. An opp. at FORECLOSURES ap.n HoUN Sun 12 to S ·' ed s~ara ely. Lge. corner frplc. Offered at 540-1720. garden, 3 roomy bdnns., 2 ~oc=EA=N~.B~,-,..,-,~N~,-w-p -o -r t· to acquire a quality prop at Directions; Major c r o 11 •..1n Ulcd balh.~. Hurry at th.i• ., amostmodestpriceflS,IXKI. F1lrvitw WE HAVE 2 VACANT mttt11, Brookhur 1 t A : .-wv. • prire it ,viii go f.aat! can Heights area. Exceptional 3 646--3921 or Eve. 67M132 HOMES cleaned up and Adam• I" H u 11 t I n 1 t oa · SHORECLIFFS Bkr. 54&-8640. =r~~2 ~th:f~:~lyn: 646-1111 ready far mle. One two Beach, W. on Adam• to Picture a wooded garden with an oJd brick 2955 Harbor Costa Meu B h ih11.g cpt. throughout. I-luge l1nytlme) 1tory wiUi xtra lara:e rooms. Der'byahi.re ._ rlchli to,, tel entryway, leading !o a heavy shake roofed WATERFRONT a ys ores 50xlSO k'I with.,,,, a,_, School s-rts Soon • reol n "''"' -l(rnslnrton. 3 BR., 2 bath home. Lge. coµntry .kit.ch.en w/ no'v vac;lbt ~er. uki.pg •M at $32, • th min $1,trlb Re•I Ett•f• Wett ~.· frplc . -all finest ~ality'.' 1Wallt to priv. T~at11~kof ~~~e :~~~n~ ~~~~ee• ~o~~~~~:n 2 S3S,OO'.>. &kr. 546-8640. _ .. --______ Move In Before _ ~~~ ~ 2.::n. aboan! n 4: ~ beacb. All this lor'88, · -""''""·IMMEDIATE ros. For Sale *DOLL HOUSET THREE WISHES Mesa dd Mar with all prlcod to ,.u qu1c1<i, at * TACK SHARP OPEN SAT./SU1af~ENING CANYON.RD . SESSION. 5 bd•m, 2 yn old STEPS TO BEACK U ptace, comfort A location bulll-inl, llreplae<, 2 baths. 133,500, Se< both tod•y. 4 °"""'lo qtftcb1,JioY1n .p with over 3,000'. TRY Sll,000 by owner 3 BR. 2 ba., tam. rm. In are for you, pleue look this Walle to St. John• and I' . ~~~1~·.·.~1'~( ~~~i LUSK EASTBluFF down! OWNER JS An IN· 5 bedroom, 3 bath, Cape Cod. xlnt cond. Close to ocean, fine !tome over. Owner may O.C.C. $31,900 All Tenn1. oUl JUJn ..... un t'l\lli:I..., TERIOR DECO pool • t 1 • .,<! Ult> leaMt or le&M/optk>n his 2 ----1•. ~-b• ..... tn H.B.· J 1 Privach is the feature of th is huge 5 Bd.rrn ., RATOR. Forced air heat, fireplace 1 • enn •· .,.,.,,iJVU, 531-5111 ( :::;J IJ 1 J-5111 •u"""' OCH --~ 3 bath. 0 Lg. •ear lot wt'th enou•h room Leaving area. W.AU/Wall carpel&: drapes. C.AYW_O:Oll...REAL.T~Y~ bdrm,. d~n, 2 bath home to i'.'. th1a: price ot nnly '29,900. . me. ...... l'i CINNY MORJlJSON All elect. kitchen. Uiw down. * SCl-129010r'~~~4~you~. ~w~e~n;,~ex~p«:;t;~;•,.o:nJ· ::::::;:ii;:::~~~~~ii:~~::;J~For~d~etallr~~ond~~ld~am~~~;-~jf~~ to M.ve 2 PQQ_ls Loe te i the he,prt of all "1 t or Sim a emoo .. · .. of NiviPort'itln~s 1 oppmg iii th"e .\.c"or""o"'na"'-I--•• ~.-. ~ U. Oi>en-Swrt -lil · 245 EVENINGl:'ANYON Optn Eves At Its llDHt. Priced 1n the --CALL w.tur-;. del Mar' High School dJSt. O!!ered at '61,900. •*, • .Ai; 11111-YOU'VE FOUND Balboa'•"""' ''"'"'"'"'"I· SHORECllFFS TWO UNITS 1aw ~· •• Love!y, 2 11oey, • •• · OPEN SUNDAY '1·5 2640 BASSWOOD ·~ •V•l'do Dr. Eu1 A BUY dentu.t •«•. ' BR. 3 ba., Unl•orslty RHfly BR cbanner. Comer to• HARBOR VIEW Hills •.,,-,-.• Coll!a Mes.' J\.f,lnutes fNm Beach, over I&". fam. rm.; blk lo ocean JOO] E. Cst. Hwy. 673-6510 * EASTSIDE * velvety landlcaPin&:. covtr· • ~-~-• ·: , *• * 557-llJO l500 .1q, fl. 5 Bdrm., 3 bath, & bay. Stt lo apprec-. $67,500 _.. , ___ .., tio "-- ' · b I · I h BALBOA BAY PROP SPYGLASS HILL 1-3 BEDRM, J.2 BEDRM ~ '""~ pa · CommtU>-Th1s 1s a ome w th a real view o t e ocean ~Open Eve11in,.!n 11epe.rate den, formal dining • SlO OOO lty swim Pool A jl"een 1nn ..Beacb BJvd., H.R. •'. & the Newpori Harbor, standing in your front 4-IEDROOMS rm .. """'"' boot '"'''"· ' * '42·7491 * 180 o..,.cc OceanW!w lot , • pa00. Lttxurioua •ntertaln-•. room . 4 Lge. bdrms., dining rm . & gourmet GINNY MORRISON NEWPORT HEIGHTS 2800 Sq, u., ready for ot'-Roy McC1rdle Reeltor in&. Ownpagne livin& at a ENJOY cTHE l(, kitchen, make it an easy care home for you $31, 950 * ** •.. -R=TORS-Owner/Builder. Must .ell 4 cupa.ncy. Elegant carpet & 1810 Newport Blvd., c .r.t. beer pocket price. SEC. UIUTY & your family. In addition, if you don't want Come l<"e thl111 well kept ram-~l'.M.* Mesa BR, 2 BA Drum llome. draperies. J.41.7729 Reli1bl• Reel l1t1t. $Zl,f<IO ; • to !Wim in the ocean , you have your own heat-ily home tn one or C.Osta ~:..r: Verde Dr. Eut. Approx JiOO IQ'. fl, Stainless 3...~l Ocean Birch Dr. 846-3391 894-2296 evu. 0 ~ ed & filtered pool. Call for app't. to inspect. 1'1eaa's bc11 nrcu. Bltins + * * Costa fl.fewa Steel all elect kitch. Huge OPEN SAT & SUN 4 Beclrm 2 Bath ~ Located in one ol Hunttna10n l '. Offered at ,74,500. ds!nv11tr. Brau•. covered * *< * E ~7-tl30 J.1uter BR, Quiet 1 t. __ 213: 6!13-0393 __ 3 yeara cld. i..rge family $4,950 TOTAL DOWN Beach'• molt de 1 l r ab le , patio, nicr lrlscpg. 5'10 do1vn, 1 -'rwn ve JW:I $53,900. 646-9169. *SOUTH OF HW"(* type kitclten with walk-in buys you a vt:t', tbt1 nice 3 areu. 3 bedroon1, 2 bl.th . Our individual service means more to you -payments less than rent. R&PO-Anyone Ou•lifle1 BY Owner . 4 Bdrm., 2 bath, Lovely d~plex. Spacious 2 pantry. ShW roof, Owner bedroom 1% bath tn aoOd home near IChooll an4 -~ Call 979-1000. Me11a Verde 3 bedrm, only paneled fam . rm., buHt-in BR A l BR furn w/eJect moving north. Below market area. Hurry, this ~a.n't lutl lhopplna. It won'C lut. Call $~.~50. down. Total sale11 kitchen 2 story 18x36 pool hltne. Copptt plumblna. at $33, 750, Call 961-4441. WE ALSO HA VE 2 oCben, II/' prlcc ~.500. Jots <>f iroptcal iandscaplng 1 Xlnt cond. Walk to ever)'" * C t R lty for lea than MOO. total to ·59.3°/o Tll~ l ''''L of our 1ale1 were made thru referrals, people who were satisfied with our - "'21 GINNY MORRISON excellent cond. We want t~ thing, Good Qnanclna: avail. res ea veti. ~ *** ·REM.TOI!$. ad!! Priced be!.., market Only 168,500. . JMMED. OCCUPANCY 540-8565 OR 968-3311 • CC-11 *;.aM•* 1505 M.,. at IJS,950. 551-4023. MORGAN REA~ TY Be w 1trat to "'1joy this SHIRWeeD REAL TY ! 1Z .. , ...... "'"f'A'l'l-R'' r .,"') . .~ "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" wouldn't this be the place for you to list your property! --::Ei"'A"'S"''**"'ID""E=--•CZ!'.;:• Venl< nr. East. ~ Ropoueu1on1 b> v .A., "' a 673-6642 '75-645' brand new l bed>oom 1oomo. 13964 ~-_ ..!· ':: 5700• MOVE IM 1 ; I~ **••"';/ ~1a ,,"':~ 32,00G-33,000 area. A 3 VacaDCiel CIOIC: llODlfl Rent Family room, d1nlna: room '!"+:-+~ ~ ... IEAUTY 1~ EY.,,r::.-,> Bdrm., 2 bath ....,,., now ,.,... bouse apt ,...., fr breoldalt oru:·all within OWNER ucrllice. Tll I 1 Seller 1111' Ill olhfr COlll, • Coll US fO<' your rail ••l•t• naod1 -WE hove lolo of 9oot'.fh!l't• to toll you 1boutl Su-lh 4 ----. "l"'" '"6 $28,ZIO . ..wn't lut call bier. bld&' .. ~etc. thi-a a~ Pilot easy walldn& dlltance <>f home hi.I IV~ but 3BR 2 BA. '21,500. ~ .. ~ ,...r arp """'"uun1 N~ ''P·•"T p • .a, ~ IM!M'I ,.. ___ .. _.a ...... "'"" ,,,_ school" park a Weltcllf:f ~ nice for .t..... featurff eled blttn JtJO, • ·, h<>me, eraclou1 llvine tn ..... a -.. lUe an...... '""""""""" ........ ~ ~ _,.. shops. lOft!'I. Dos run_ fW1 ~ FA ht, w/w c:rpta A drpl. • 2991 lq. tt. Ma111lve step-OWNER 646-7676 of h<>me. 3 Ip • c J 0 u I patio. x1nt )oc, Walle to .. I down rumpus room fl'Dm $@ ~~ ~ !} 4 BR & 2 BA. bedroontA, 2 bthl, den Jor ......_ paymls lfal .!bin ~ c o m p I etely modmllaed 'O ~ -'C Q. 9 • ll"l loua llvina witb rent. _, CORBIN·MARTIN REALTORS 644-7662 ch1m11e.,, k!tch•n, ,.pant• i'-. P i:l $31,500 BY OWNER -~--IOOm • Newport . Coron• de! M•r -Cost• M111 Tl p I • L ,, B I ID~ Down. 2 ~ •• BR, 2 ~........ BuJltin kitchen, !!I l•mlly room , 2 11 ... place• + ne urz e wdn ne ui f-ln Chuc:!<fe n• tam nn~. ··~wood dRoomlshwuher 1 _ -~eov.rodt ., •• ~2',·. I, " BBQ &: ln11icle fish pond, '°"" llllnl -. ....,. ......... Thl1 Ont" will dazzle )'OUT 0 R1tarrnng1t lhe 6 Kl"o"'bfad ~ ~ ,_.,;.,;. lloot'll, trplc., choke loo. Nr Heavy shake roof. BRIC, ( S:J Gsner1I TRIPLEX Co!lea:I! P1rk. Jt's lhe time to Invest. Uve Jn OM A rent two. ~re are two nice bdnn1., a la:e. llvlna rm. Jt hu blt·INI In the kitchen • a dlnlna: area. Thm 11 a Iarse patio I enclosed 1arace1. Two block• from ml,jor lhoplllf. INVESTOR'S SPECIAL Thi• 1a •n e11cellent Newport S.ach ma, commf!rclally aoned. There •re two unit• on a lot. 2 BR, front, 1-BR. ....,, Tront unit can he con- wrttd lo a bullne11. Prlctd to Mii 1211.500. FAJ\EL WALKER. Retllors 557.50t0 i--,D~OYOU- NDD •.. A 2 .BEDROOM luxurlou,. con&>mlnlum, In lovtly Jl'lft'btlt area'! 2 pool~ .. net U ndnutf'.t lO Newport c.nt<rT J!J,950, lmaa:lnation. wo1ds below 10 111olte ~ • ~ ' • tchooll I aw1m dub. Jnq. $31 000. 962-1313 &! ooer* Jim ple WOfd~. Print l•tl•t• of :ti :_ 1323 Stonefteld St, near I • M . Hornes MESA VERDE lf<lt li in 'ils line of 1quor•s. -·t .. Ki1lybrook. north of Baker. O~R ln.nlfered, Spaclout '~ ,{; r.s1-noo. 3111)1) ... ft. iuae family -REPO.-&Milon J;l;.9'9J I W E N T I G I ~'"'l l;~ll!~!i~~ TWO STORY SPANISH paradise. 3 baths, 5 bdnN. f Sa $28,500. Open Eves. I I I I' I . . home on lal'le ple lhaped Jot ~I ~lin: ro:m~: ' o· ". le J• I ;.. Gov'l. o~ned w/ntv1 &old * JUMP IN * ------. near the Santa Ana River. dllhwasher, fireplace, l'ich I .. J S~].§ ~'":",E'i!.1 ~ i'i'tli'i I ~1'~ ~"]: Ph~2e-6W5(714) '.:~.: Call now. nn. Jl' x 30' -+ bonUJ rm. I - .._,. I-·...,._,__,,._.,.-. .. -! --iraqoctl"" and kl !=====-:=-=:-= ~ Complete with llrepla.,., . N· U D 0 L A I •· • BEDR>f, pool lls• lot, OWNJ:R niuot "U. Pai>tnent :. ; ...... ,.... btrandbath.Only"8,950. 111··11 mlrina/OOMnYJtw . ltart ••• Al ·O;;n£1\mutllll.Nodon ): .I Hurey for •"pointment. ;:::;:;;:;:::;=;:~::::: He went to is V acaet-tmmedlatt GL .._ ... :s.-.-..__ ...... • ~ ·L.. Al.l1J -OJllJbia loJ, -~ ... -•-'~ • -ww" -'' Call !140-1151 (Opfn EvH.) """flh -but afllt two weoko ~ ol cbara<.. ......., ""'"'~ ms. Spa,,_ 4 --1 , Fairview 1· • L I F S 0 S I ho died, Two of hio frlendo I I inllde 6 out. 4 bodreom1. bL -aD elomk 64Ul11 -· ·wtnt to tho ITtO<f\laTy to view .l:isrwln '" 'ru ':f"ounl !::!' = tr:n"::,:: buUUn "A-" ldtd!ol. (anytlmo) I' I I I r tho body C1$ rt toy ln "tho cas-* MESA VIII.DI * loiijfl 2 baths, 4 bo<llOOUll, :''!."~mllllllM l.__.._._._..__.__.,k•!:o..,0, ho look 'Wondtir-"• .~ J .,HA 11.IPOSSESSION btttltlnt!rtamkltcbea.BRK. !ollmale -1-·; -·---. --- BAYSHORES Built In Onanclns: • own. Citrl')' l)ftptr -~~ down, J'rc11ll1e •rtfl -$49,:IOIJ. INCOME-I UNITS Need tax ahtHer'!' No vacnn· clt1 • famll)': arta. $TS,500. OWnM' an>1Soua. carry llOme PARTYAROUND I-· -T'-l...;;E...,G;;..r..N..;0,..;8~-1/ull •oneoold. • O..n 3 BR. 2 baths 117.:IOO, 80-:11161. l•mllr...,. wkll a-.. ~ I I I• I I . Woll .. ichool . BEAUTIFUL "LA LINDA" ,. ft. -patio! Mo •. THE POOL "Yeah,'' •oid t!>O other, "1loo $U,50I Muell tleolrtil, •'.Sant a dltlonol patio • """""*' · l'Olorod lllhts, buJIWn .., ~~~ ..... -~~_.,_ woakt ho 'I'""' down _ All:rKORlZED BROKER 8Ar1>ln" model-4 bed., bjt frull • lbade -Woll! ; ' bar-b-q, c:overod patio, lulll I W O D R ·A C ,~~ •~re did him a -::_,:' * N"5!I * 1an11 m., + Bon_us nn.. to achooll UJd. lovt.l)I '*"' ; troplcol landocoplllJI a 11 I O c...,r.lo lloo doutll , O!,d U>VELl' llr>2l'Y <BR, """" t""'" •""1out. Mk for \IRK. ~~-• :11 ~.~~,: ·~-. J' I !' r by f;INng"' th. MfJM~ ~di 2\t ba. frplc, bltln ... kHch Diane. da;yft .o-D eve. OWNER; ~· -• -·,.., dowlOp f--No. 3 !>.low, ilsh/Wlll, Furn. Hu-yard, ltl:HOll qt. 5 a..lnn, no, ' btlauUhll 4 bdrm., spilt Jevel nltl N" • 't~"IN'',,NUM!U!O It i· r ,. i· i· I' ,. i· I Sprt .... Ul.!IOO. °"""· CEN'MJRY P1111c -""' -•ttclo,-......... """ • home l<atUl'fa ponded llo!Q, , • • --• • • • fl' 0e ... r f)r,, CM, ( 4 Ir, J\i .,.., 2i1o [IC .n. lal<letl --6 -, '"Ji ...... NATIONAL SE~YICE CO. :;"'~1·~~~ bu= • P.!'.:::: I I I I I I I I I t I ~2• C,ll .. ""' ilwout. -""'7. Pr1cocl "" tlltldl ... , IW.place, bl1 plnt1, pond =!,I Of BY Owner, Neads '""1c. 4 uiodtr ColllC -t ,.... .10" -.. II to;I'& •nd woterlall and pr1vaey, BR, lam 6tlfc. IMO J'r<ll. -_,, 11'-4311 lonrli! _.., lnciia! Rt1ltor!M6--0lll;l4Ml32 I -It -ulcilll $311,IOO, sc··M··-·NSWDS IN C'.&lt-c•ftftN toO hall'L!lllldwn.54MIM; 1111 i& ..... ""'"&It -JI call bier .. ~. -J,!. """ ..s1~" w~n ,..,.,.. . . ...,....... •tr1!!p!t! . , ClA'''PL;jlll!C, 1 • I r ' .1 t· .. • • ' ' ' ' • • • ,. DAILY 'llOT I._[ ___ ,,,_ .. __.!~ I ---l~I _ ..... I~ I _,,, .. ·1~ I _ ....... I~ I ---I~ I ~~· .. II.___ -~-"'~l(j] I ~r I ---Hunti""'°" -......... _,. Lab f.,.tt ""'•pott &.ad> Cn Clemente ;M;,...;;;t•;;fot;;M;;l•;;.;;;;IS~O;j ~C;am;;me;;rc;l;•;I ;;;.;;;;1i :,ii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiipiii,.,..iiiiiiiiirty.:.~,~ .. :1 ·--5~.-D-R_M __ 1 NO DOWN, 3 BR, 2 BA. INCOME SHARP 3 bedroom ' both OPEN SUN 1-5 OCEAN SIDE OF HWY i INVESTMENT p,_rty ISi 14 UNITS TOWNHOUSE wtfrti&c. 1Wt 1mmae. 2.Wnn., 1:: MllY'Ut. beeuty in tht ttnltr ot the • ~~ 10:::" ~ ~"!·u= OPPORTUNITY FOR SALE: ttt a c r a 1, Adull1 only. Lw.:ut')' complex * POOL * pello, pool, ll'Mil rowiL deft llome plua II" "-no lrnM. Prlvllec<s to the CUSTOM "BlUFfS" m•tntol""' ln•lde • out. 4 5 A""' our Palmd&Je lnl'l Anl•lnpe V•U•y. WOO "°""' oH ...........,< In ,..,., OR MONTHLY PAYMEN'l'S uoll 2 Blki. from bead\. privale bfo•ch and tenni1 BR. 2 Ba., best qual cpta 11 1 Alrf)Ort. Xlnt ~v.·th Pott l"-I: rl'sumt p • y m t n l. Ort.nae County k>cation. Lilwu 'll.'/do\\1l ~I. Lee. fl.:Z lot. S~lm. club., 250.U JUvcadaJc • appllanc.'f'.s, lrplc, low-ly yd. tia~ R<"rl. ,_, S32..S00. 816-0097, Assumable IOU11. $21,S'n EKtr& nice.botlM forcrowtrw m..B4. INCOME • INCOME Open 1-tou~ Sun. l..S p.rn. 430 VISTA PARADA Thi$ tiom" "iU ittll quickly. 8111 Grundy, R••ltor Condom--ln-lu-m-,---t1nnu111 J0"'1" si45,ooo. Wnlly. Neu ~u N~w BY Ownrr. Nice 3 Br .. 2 hA., Chumint alr-cond. 2 en. Call ~ f\'4ir.h. Bluffll, \lfllrr k niatit S<tli.YIJ. 3'&1 Rlt)·11t1r, N.R. 6i~161 _lor_•_•le , 160 WALKER & LEI !"""'1t•, dnpl!I. Pt,nel~ Of· ! )Tt. old. \'1can1 . $900 dwn. homt 4 ~ 2 BR. 0011,,.t, llatn11 vifow. l hghly upi:;ra<l· ti ~ • • • • i A•"r" 1,11,.,. •. n(:"""\'111lh•\ :-onl~· 01 ,,., 'U''DA\' ,,L :~1;,-Tl;;t nee n pn&ti l&:x32:,pool. No -•·. T•k• n·-, FKA or MagnoU• trtta It kill ol M h•t&n11 JI lmr.""" f'd OCEAN & CANYON VU 71 I , .. ~10 s ' , I d · p 161 • .,0 Mvt. ,..,,, , "2-4474 ....,..... .. • ..-• su a Y ,,. .. \· • $3,900. RhR ~ 1 ,.,_.., Ft.. l ·3 RR " Ni ......,1 ~~:J n ustr1•I roperty ....,,....,.,, ~ • make offer. 8.U..1103; t Ye!I to()m. 167.5M, ,\:J elf'". kitC'h. ma115l\'e ~·nr t11c 1i1 •. , 1.1<,1o1•1i: bU,)Cl" 11r R'C-:J:l11. __ _ --1 ·n'o'v',,",, 1., 1;11• .... ,,·,,~-:·~•"" Ontu ·~11A" INCOME AGAIN SIOHf' lrnlr., 1'\cl ~·nt•ld .. I I th rl-L --- -.. .. .. ,.. ''"" " rrlinr rit I r.u·tot)I $105,000 ,,._-...,. , ' ,. '1 ,.u '1 IUI JI n:'I Y <' '""" 2 5 at•11·~ I l<.''>l>i'r11\ l>I I. flnl,\ CO<. I• \1rAA 1. • "C'l1[ 642·3(17:! La1una charm, ocean vlt>w11. e1"an!ml'n!.,l" t hr u o u t . 8 1 1 11 ,.,._1 ""' ,.. ,..., I I' 1 nnn 1111 $:):1,()fl!l rqulty . roR Sal.~.~.-., ,,.... 1· 1'1\U ~ U )' MPll{l .... , i ,., ir~ do"'"·• 8~· ( 71 1 I .,. 61'-"ll '-' "I vwnc • ""' 2 BR, " dt n htl rnf' pl\.lt ChOl1~ f'f'lfl un i!, ~ptl1-level; l 'OO II < RR J BA ...,.,., "" 11' " "' A~s1111111,11ll" l··t 11.I Si.14 .. 15-3';f oJdu 5 BR homf, fa.m rm., 1l udio A: cu.at apt. $&4,500. NEARlY-Ni:w-5 Bdnn 3 2 RR, It rlf'n, :l1* bltth11. t~:·ni11.f'1'<1111" rin, 1,~lht."'drit.i ~4--f6'7_U or AJ.3.-92\L O~plh.ls/Units 11111111i;: l~r piiy11 $001. mo'Jy I& fncd yd, 1araa:e. $500 Submit nffrrs' bath homl" sun"OUndl"d by ''Trina" p!a11. ~tlnl!f'1y 11. 111 '' 11 •• 1 1 162 1~t 3 >l''l th"n $115~ P"t mo. -down Good credit req'd I w-'lti r4' ng1;. ' u:<! sf' 10 1"'"") Bus1'ne11 P roperty 1~ sa • I '<00 , · · INCOME, TOO eucayplus trtts . ., n1 "onf'ofakinri"hon1e.1'reat ;1ppl'f'eiatt', $i'1.SOO. _ ,.._. ... pi'r )r 111 0•1n<'t"• only 17910 MAGNOLIA, F.V. 2Sl6 Delaware St. North tnd, clean l-BR. plus dist&Det IQ pool. lake and yoor,;elf 10 a look 1tt! THOMSEN RLTY •9'l·!D.<i0 1 East Side Units •''l'll·n~t". ;-.; 1· 11· rnnmtlKI RE YOU READY 4 BR. 2 bath nr Mh. 2 yn. den home w/aletplna rm, l boaling, located in ··v.'OOds." ~ I .~h'rl hldi.::;, 111r 1-0111lltlnnf'(f , ~d. 3 patios, enc courtyard. ocean view l ·BR, duplex Owner transfen'ed and 11.rur.· :l·l'--~ San Ju•n Capl1tr•no . *Money Maker* $175,000 <;pnnklL·1·1. J1rnr. roio upk,.f'p. FOR THIS dhl (pl., bffm cath. oeit., over 3 r,ar ,;an.at. 1'79.:iOO. ious. $53,950. KATELLA c_ ·y t1 -$3l ,!l00 00111•11 $210,000 f'.P. \:.? ""1'rpt10nal unit~ 111 11. ~r.00 ShMin fro1u 5.~1 \\'. l!lh, In Country Club home ln a pride convtnation pit. $39,950. INCOME, ALSO REAL TY, 837-9400 (.,<TS( ~ \ P-Jutf' TOP OF THE LI NE Shopping 1,1,nler "' ! 5 (l [ \ d 1 \o(-a1ion o[ Costa \lf·~11.. n11nu1t·•. \Vrt•lirl111'l'I t) n I y . ot ownerahip nei;bborhood. Ownr. 968-9038, Jllll a.boot btachlront; ultra NEW Lhtine, 4 BR + fam .. ~} E>.ecuti,·e home. 2'-t )TS. old. lf'n11.n1s in ~real arf'a, ahOv.-t'n-shly p.1untf'd, llCI ''"·11.nc·~ 1._\tlr Rr11.l!y 511.1 \\",]9th CM A tpaclous 3 ~. 2 SPARKLING POOI.. HOME • apecial 2 BR. home, lt!P. nn, + bonus rm ' !? (•, rcaf ly Ont of the finest oi_'t'an inJ: a iohd 13.i:.~:, ca'h p1ublf'm, n11·t' por>l 11.nd In" ;~ !11!\J or 54~-Z-.>42 f;v,., bath homt "1 th~ lfv. 3 BR. 1 blks to beach. atut:Uo; guest apt. w/adjoln. I w/cen-~ 'ir v.s in Capisirano. Huge 3 5 ..... ndabl" on proj('r!td ln· m111111"nant·t. All unit~ ,.,,. -*-M ·1 CORNER-* '"" I r·-'ly · i...-i. Decorator's del ght 241 4 V t d l O BR. 21s BA .• ~om11ll dininl[ .,.. f hM s rrt n1\11rr\ ... ,. room. aepara e a..u.u $35,500. Open ho \I I e. .......,. rm . 4 Car 1ar. Swim-tral air, car lot. is. 111 f' 1't'1 1 come of SJ0,4:.0. Allov.·anC'I' umui; r. ,. \\ f'ldror hou~r pnmf' Jor room and beautiful land· 968-8273. F.E. Olson, Inc., mln&: pool, white water. R-2 BLUE RtBBON R.E. Newport Beach rm., T"'0 rlOnt' frplrs.., f oor for mi.::;inl ., rcsrrvf' 11nd Clo"•' to shoppini;: · . thi~ 1" I l \I, Ann, f'.itrf'I "'alke~ · Ith c .. t I A lo J ..,.,.., ANYTl:'d E to c-t'ihn(;". Al't'hitrrtur!tl 1 ll 11 n1usr '<l'r' ~or rur IC&Plf\I w u.ia. a:• e. Rltrs. t. us! reduced '10,000! 213: 429-5601 eves.: 828-45SO .,...... ....., 1 • ''ll<"l'll'IC"Y "' 1 .1r~ 111':'.urM 111 ·r,. Y .' • l!llr. 642.R!l~. &lt\-74lt truly reaUslic price ot VICTORIA BEACH __ . _ design hnn1r 11'/hot \1 .1t{'r Don 't v.•.11lt on 1111~ bilf"2llln lhrr 1nlf1rn1n1lon 1·11ll ln ---------- $33 .ro'.l. Better call NOVI BY Owner . 3 BR. 2 Ba. coun-._.·-lud~ 4 BR ho / I· LA PALMA "EAR sy~tf!'m 1n rtl'O('lr for ht'11tln11:. 1·r~1m1·n1 111vi \i""1 ;)45.1000 Lots for S•I• 170 IC 2S35 try kit, lar ge llv rm., frplc . .-.:ho 11U • me IV pen _,-Plush r11r!'l"ll'I It. drl'lf'('1'. l\'nl l:inr• jll·! fl1Ylfit.11 hlf'~ ----------- . . Mu•t uU. S?f.ZOO. Prine· U u~ apt.: o;~6~t's;djo~·? BEAUT horn<' Jor sale b~ I HOUSE\\'IFE!, Plwt 1111 thP n!hf'r Jl;flOdies. Grubb ~·.,·.~,}i.i,s, Bk rs. R·4 COSTA MESA ""'' o·'y 9Ei .~29 ., acre. , . a n. 'owner. $29,950. Open hourr R bl 1 " 1 1 .,~, '"'"" ,,.. •u ' ....,., · Jge. view lot, $21 .001. all day Sn1 I.· Sun. Sre to ... bri:i-: )r'OUr •1u~b11.:irl 11nd cr.srH1ct · rr1r"1 , .1'1 r "'' :. -., rr. }-f11z·Mr I ' 'THE.REAL 'R ES.TAT£RS OWNER. 3 Br., 2 Ba .. frplt., 1-ilLJ .. TE McCORMAIK 5302 N. ID childrr11 1n ~f'r lhl~ ~pRc1ou~ I ~r1•r11 R :.,.,t~er~· 1~11y Pl11~1F.:-\l;o,Jnr i-1•r·11rr l'.'0(1 R:,d. Oh'. (,,1· 12 unit • plltio, tilP ,.ntry w •Y ·REALTOR 4:'!.7551 11.pprec-... ·1~1<' r. 3-br!rnl2'~h..1th rnnl"loonlhr .\~::1,,1·.\P~n11 ~11n11 I ·''1 11 1·,····rrr1'\I CALL -CLEANER UPPER! s ·1;-.10. Chn1,·r 1\·l lf'1~1 -* r.A"E BEAUTY $31,400. 5842 Rapl1ael Dr. s ·ourH LAGUNA-Lido I!<'• ----\V.-~t s1r'C' (If !iCl'."pilrl Back I '1"••-."i'i7t ll11.1• ;,···-S':!I Rl:I:. {""·1 t '•l!''"· ~ r<' ll t ln :.~ ... ;.,'..',o ,.~.·,i~ .. l·t C1h fill' :u ar.. ~503 EW B•Y· Your lu''ib;-o11d 11·l ll 11!l rl' +; \".! ,\(l'l~f:41 5 L·,,, r1·nf1t I~ :1!1:1111rd \\hl'll . · OCEANFRONT BAY VI ~ 11'~1r11r111 11!' 1111· 10 1)11r A W 1 · l'<"t. \1~11l • .. r.· Fantastic S & S bui lt 4 Bl"d· . . I o o 1!side '·ark l-0 M • v · -11 h I It t •• oy N T.ylor Co 3 b h 3 C e 5 BR, 2 s.!y, by owrwr, cpl, Prime O(·canfront 4 BR l ! 4 Bdrn1 ~ ... : t>a. 1s; dtn 1·111., O\'l" .>"011. 11 l · ~ cean ar1na l~W .I"' 1 !l<' 1 1~1111: 1 l'r'" !'r t'•"' 1 !ii•' .. 111• 1 ·~ :-<<'\• 1r:1" · • rm, I'l l '' car gar. l"n-.. ,., "''~ f'lean Lo dn b ,: ., "I '""d k •ff m••·· , ... ,, •. hid for h1n1, lnslC'ad lhl·re IS 8 Tn1mrd1a1r salr, :! nn . 2 BA, I Ill!'..: n:11I.• 1'1101 l"J n .. <;1f1r1! ,,,.,,.""· •·• 111: ~ 1'11·11. !lnh A ){o•;1lio>r~ .__, · "::.v. fl ~ kl _ " · · " · · 11., SP ll·level hon1e 1vith u .. cc " · " • • • U I & 'I 11 o. , I d h It d II. tvorrt' o''-"" s a e · stairway to Secret Cove roo; c101rc or '" ... 1 Tt 1 'Id ' ' :'\ ,,.. ,...., air,""""' 'fl u, 11.n "' 0 . r -· I 1 1 . N d -rn-bi i.vds rn1, cart rn1 f 714; 4flf..GW lAds. Gt: :.iiS s•.I."'· '· 1.,. 11,,.1010 0,1111,.1-.mn .._01.h1u111 ldlJi R1L Only $5fi.500. For details . HONEY~100N COTTAGE 11.ttr. rurni!lht'd. Only $1.t"i.000 Walk~r R_ealty. 675-5200 & t·ratt8 rm and l<"f'n-ct'n!f'r. Jilllil Nt-:\\ 1h1J1l1,,::Wl2-n:i-.-. '2 0 1 S7i"llO • 11 1 h. 1 ..!~p ~ ~~~hv:or"f'. ~:,.~~~ 552;-7640. Bf'ach. Newly 'remodeled & lot, strt't't 1o ~1 reet. S105,000 ~~~ ~~1.~1·:c~Ul<:<'le~:'. :,~~I [ l ~ 1\!Z-~l::o. . · " 11 1 11J 11 ~i::~:;r l.O'T fi44· 4 !1lO . al the beach. SU.500. R-2 LAGUNA VIEW LOTS 3.\16 Via Lido.~~--~l'IC~ A grade school 1~ but l blk. Mob1'le Homes Bit. '1 R;i , frplt·<;, P1·rr111 I·:~~ I l,t,y iii.. ~n~\;~d ~Jl:n!.~;s ,r;:, CAL.L 842·1418 zo ning. J, L. Youn.it Realty, 40x90 2547 Iris Sl5,000 STREET TO STREET and lhey will co lo Nt>v.•port •• 111. j.;"ood rrnrnl ln« lh111rr 1 r 2 842-8540 ............. -..:~n r I STII 9·i0 9 6 ., -0 '.': 4 9 ur Ji l"l'f't ~nl R Jll'IJllO.'if'd p11 rk 847·1 16 or · ...,,......, _,...,, .rs $15,008 Priv. bell.eh at each t'nd of llarbor !·Ii. AM"i ng $28,900. ,/.·: · , • s1tl", Drl\'I' hy & ,.~it. Jm ~ • •Arrr • WAU<f• IL\l.IH.lll 1TI7l Beach Blvd., H.B. *WALK TO EEACH * 3 BDRM , 1% BA, ig1! kil· 2fut!OO F'cm &: Cat11.lina S2,000 the block 2 BR + den I w/$2,900 dn. "'Ith lovin& Something Greatl NAi\11-: hnind, 1111r nulflrl .1.!/h~-llil.1. nl<.'d. ~u lh nf 1004 A\·~~ chen, drapes. & erpl.'!. Nu E~ERALD BA 'l LOT rlini:ii:: a.l;·o\·r. s57,500. \ ron1p11..'!sion, F11.mily fun _ rountry quiet; 24x60, 2 BR & rlf'n, hkr rw1v.1-ln_c_om--e-P-,-o-pa-r1y ---u6 1.:1, Estrt"llA!I. ,.. J ,. .,. 1 h I#> paint ..ouWde. 963-6628. 1121 Emerald Bay S00,000 bowar:ta louJson Jrz. l' 15 minutes from oni.ngt> Finrst p11rk 111 llun11ni,:1nn 1t~n11!\ 111 rr 111·1111 Call 1714\ PACJFJC Sand.'! 4 br. 2 b11 , aftirG10:a.n•dhoy,m•R•.c.•,',10' r ••Gl.(OA Couo!y f'mployment cenlt'r!\. Bch. Xlnt cor lot hu·in~ drl.\" TAX PROBLEM? I ~·2!1-7:167 nr 12111 691-32!li bltirus, cpls, drp5. $26,!XXl. 125 Ba 'rl N MI6 Via LiC:(l 5i5-4562 531•5111 ( :;:J 531·5111 S77 month, inc-I 11.ll! Gas. l'1uhhoUl!l'. A1\n1111:~. I~· ror lnfo. Rkr. 5J6.-.6005; 536-W2 ys1 "· f'l't Be-ach BR. 4 BA w11,ler, fra~h. TV cable: In a I pori;h, CT'mr111 p11.tio, f"n· \VI·: CA~ HJ-:Lr~ 201', -WATF.RJ-'RONT ·ria·kiL 675.6161 BEAUTI1''UL r, fun lillrd rn...,ily ri<>rk. ding, 5trinc 5kir!lni:, bc:nrt. J dt'prrd11.t1on 11.v11\l~bl" on Ry tlWnt:r. Sl<'rilll2 $T9.500 Irvine hOtl\f'. bi;: h!!aled k liltl"~ C G R' lndM:pi:; .. , elnsr 1'4 bcneh, pr1n1t'.Pa1ndr nA units. T1vo P rlnd-" ool. • •• 24M Okolidy• I010min1~_11•al111 rohr the4 ·.-.···-·--~-·--·----O?EN SUN. J.,S pool. 3000 'rJ· ft. s~..::.ooo. ontempo reen 1v1r 117.soo. 8.'\0-!lltn. 2~ i·rnt~. ft1ll ir cu rit y • i.-... _11_ ~ __:~ '"' >eac. TURTLE ROCK HILLS 1171 \Viii consider any ofif'r for Adjal'rnl lo i:;olf <-ourSC", Tnkr h:111i'ii·,.,., TA\" a.dv11nllll"f'• I *"11.f!'rfrnnl. ~· Ill illp. •·•-m. 2,,. b•tt' .trl-lo,,.l CATALINA u l G n rr ,._,I-•· BUYER'" d-2'' &t' • ~"-SMA L MANSION 1rrmcd. !'.'.'Ir. 2::831 \\'i'lt:mi rrrn ivcr o "'" '"" ·' ,,;im, .. x 1·" ''· 7' •. -molete 1·n U,l 731 Lnt 7, C":t1n• I 1 I l n d . wl'h ••p•r•le lamllv -m L Ch11.rming oil! En•ll1h J n· · 1 F 4-1 b'I h p " •" 1' " ..... ...,.. , Lllr.e, 4.~:)...5~l2."J 1vrrs1r r rre\\·a~·-oM l'U11ton1 mo 1 r l'fl:H· . .n.• (;fll"'H'J sprnrlllhlr, llf'),ihlr ~iJ-77':0. for only $::3.950. C~ll Nb\~! pn quiet c~l:d!:uc .'!treet Bdrm. 2 ba!h.hon1c, !il!clud----.-...~ . ~eA•"AI ~E DUPLEX Grl'l'n Rivrr Dr.,· Corona. Joc_' dlx Adil --pk. ldr.11.l 1 =-:"'l~;r:.--: -- <>A" 2'.i-:i:i. with forever v1!"w. All t~ ed by tret"ii. Z fandsc11.ping l ' 4 BR t.:. •?CTI "1 ~ bo.."lt yTd · ~ "" "" • rn1:1nl·1 ni::. .<:u'•111it lr:il"lc~. ort:AN 101. Or:in:::<' -eo;;;: CYU>-""' privacy you desire on this Frplcs .. hc>am ('eiling11, hu~~ rlet. dh1 ~a1·. $111.500. s;; 5201 SEASHORE DR. l ~7141 737·7!~· _ neighbo:·&. Cont" IOt'"ik, ;vot_i'JJ 1 Pwk ur l~ni;ln1{'11(\n po1111~.1 Usr or 11ri1·nt " twn rh. Rkr pool-sized Inf overlooking m &tr. bdrm., priv. patio ov.•n<'r. 106 Vi11. Dijon, NB, OPEN SUN. 12-5 1 . 20x43, Crrat Lake!!, 2 BR, buy 1'1\·1 5.,,,. ~~an, :~I<"<" Don't n1is!I thi!! nppor11111i1y j7141 fM>I 4tno •11" R.1.1-~211, twinklini lighlll Jn valley with la:• .. brick BBQ: Jge. 67f>...7%2. Appros. 200 ft . fron1 beach 11 a I in &. c ar Po r '·. • nl'r,o in 1 "· ' ' Y · fur cTra1h·t' 1!\71 II\\" 1111111" t . --,---·I 'o<THr: REAL \"\f. J::STATERS btlow. Get aWlly from the 'yard fOl' dor•· Priced to R l l M d I M & s111·f. Pric!'d r l,::-hl al \\'Shr/dryrr, dsh\\'shr, 11.1r 8..1()-!lS<l<I. ru11i.: 1 llt·OlC·Ol7 • p h " n ,. M"un ain, D•t•rf, noi~ and tension of the city at $69,500. 1 ••• • •r $59,700. t~nd., g.:irb rli~p. drt11 Contempo--L•gun• Hills 71·1/S..1:\..{NJlll I Retort 174 . oc·e-,(il-ROAR-for only $69,500. WILLIAM WINTON 4 Br. By owner. Below fre<'zrr, ron1pl lurn/l'ptd. Only 8 ~pnC'e111 lt•ft! A1lull LOT In fHinou3 L.nkr •lAvuu. Dutch clean 3 Bdrm. '-din· Real E•t•t• market. OJ)!'n ho u 1 e , Adu I t pk . $ 1 2, 0 0 O. p:irk, actja<'"nl to Lrisul'f' hoint of the ,vnrld famoui ... ' l ,11 '"'" Ing rm .. 1% tiled baths, dlx i" .' red hi·11 \'~229!!!!~M~ar ... ln~•~· ~Ba ... lboa ...... ld~a~nd""' $31,500. 9~336. 828 San-B e 11. eh 1v o o ~ Vil l11i:e. World, 2:001 Riclgf' lloull' London fh·l(1Kt". Located crpt3, d~. & window 1hul-... 67S.llat tiago Rd. 496-~i0-19, ·19G--1Gil Dr., (o ft t.toullo n Pk1\·y.), t'lo8e to aJI achoo!.• 11 city. ttts. Many lrttl ... low Ml•••'•'n v.·.-10 31j ?.fAl:tNE AVE. I TllY It Yot1'll Llkr 11! 'lilt l."lJ::Ulla llillll. 830·3.'JOO. sro'.lO or will !rode for Costa maint Jnd sc fll'· Ju1t Mna N Rtchln- dfcor11tt'd in & out. Prrlect REALTY RANCHO BY OW-N-'E_R___ R/11.BOA ISLANO M~!lt s1;11 thi_s "·k:~l~ ~43' 2 1 B~ttf ~tA, \~~llult ,,n1r1. ~~ A !'-iull>':litl:u·)· of The rot~ :"(\p.,.~.Z.~orr. a for the bearh gOf'r. Truly a Univ. P"rk Cent"r, lvine LAGUNA CALL 673·6900 Br ., 1 ·: ha. S.1.1.., lrpls, a,!,· · 1•1>01n. Sf>''. .!, C'oh\'l'tl Co. __ • _ C·'I An·"ime, o~~.IW!<v'I 6 ~10NTJ!S NJ::\\"! drr1~. nll hlln~ 11/wshr, i,.:as ··I . nr. nr .10r Shpi.:-. 1 o · · I Out of St•fl Prop. 171 aold mf'ditl winnf"r at .... ,, ~av .... 1 'f d ., C Sa ·~= ., -----. . 1 . , , 1 "!'' 411 , I 111"rit11111·nt .. 11·1<1$)n SJ,;,950. Call 9G2-AA51. Office hounl g A!\! to 8 PM ~ la:hlful ftmily hon1e with I" 11 1·1 asa • ri:;a, "'"'-JU AN di)! & d!>.111shr. Cr rnrr ol _: -~"· 21}11 nu~iitt''' ('enti•r Oni·e ! --l 'iiOiiiiiiili'"''"''"''"''"''"'"I~!!!!"''""~""'~"""""""'/ htal@d riool. nel'lllNI in quirt ft. or Ju·:urinu~ li\·in~ . .C 11·/fn··<t p:1'«1. l\'e11·1,or! fan1· :'l),!'i:l, 1 Bit, 2 J\a, lndry Irvin(• C.ilH An r?.ONA. Lntirr lr\'cl Int~. I" Ligun• leich hil lRidP u ltirot: J hdrm\., 21 BR plus. rlcn. 2'~ ha. 3 cRr 11,v fl'·. $7li00. P\"t Pry,! rni \'!ciy lol, $7j UY!. ' l\'1llt'r, JlO~'cr, ~ f"Qlld1. Te 1 ;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;~1 hath11 A " \'irw hu m every i,:nr-'1-:e. Crntral ?.;r rord. (lN('~Pl If I 541Lfi!l$,'i. -I Acl lt,/Nr. \Vcstn1. Owner $996 full prh.,., EM)' lf'm'lt. e.ANNOUNCEMEN )~....-.... room. Ar-'c ror Joe To.ink:in-Located ill cr.d o_f c"l.!kl~ J '' -.et:r. 2-2 BR UNITS S'l1-J~~ .. JJM : SM W ::W F'r1·f' plc1 u1 ... ~. m11.f)!I, Wr!Jf' GOOD LISTINGS ( !!Ol'I. s~i1,ll00. i;aC. Qu11!i1y \VA" crp'.ing,' , -----~.... Elmrr ~11 1.J~r., Rqx 4f&, GOV'T REPOSSESSIONS JN c .,_ lh ·~ .. • F-f RGJ\!f~ ~-.n Clrn1f'ntr, •)•;ran vik\" :iAC t.:do 'll"al<'r!Jl:lnt pk, :' ld II Ba I I J\l1t.1tni:lll, Arb: .. 1!6Kl1. . ' ' Fin V It We StHI Have Them ll'lO Glennf'yl'l' ·"I. .usiom \u B~ row. • .._. I I 7 Id P · I ' S' 9· I 11 I C Hunt.Ben.• . aey 495-947:1 51~:11fi 1 i:~au !ifully Jands:rJl('-1 IV'/ ', -I nr ll'1, yrsn . nvrourt 1'1', .. / .. 1. A ~o dl \\l(f' a we I n<er Re1IE1t•t1W•nfedllC OCEANFRONT -OCEANFRONT 8prinktel'5, Comp I e t e 1 y Bc:n::Hu l lvRn \\iel l~ huiH pyrl: l 6,('flU!if\·lly' 1,"1s;~· _,,_,_n._ st_,,_5·~73-3~.'._!___ .......__REALTOR~ NOW AVAILABLE AT 4 lge. luxury units, smack on . fr nred. 45 x 12 palio 1~ver. ho1:1c ln OovC'r Sh· "t"5, View l'l<f' 0 O\"'~('r.~iip. · n in-Unlver~n110x50. 1 hr. _...__ -------- I J the sand! Best N o r t h Fabu~ous, good Aeeurity, ex-No "·ork here~ $63.900, from cvrry room J bdrm1· vc~lnlent. SL.14.500. Nc'v sheg rul{. Awning.,. * Quick Cash '* Laguna loc. Xlnt financing. ecut1ve O·Y-0 apl, furn., 2 &.10-llT:. huge family r ,;,, l85,'1<Xi. THOMSEN RLTY 4~<!·9~i::io Adult Jlk. S3200. 543-3979 NEWPORT BEACH I Will huy Yotir property. All "'1·5111 (:::I 531·~0I $60,<XXI Will handle. Askini BR. 2 BA, 15'·500· Pool, OLD WORLD CHARM ...,.299G, Mobile HomH MobTlo HamH 54 UNITS «•h wlthl" 72 hn. Cell 'H elevator, .u•noramic view N••" 3 \lo-~l•v pool _, SS $2150)) .... 2 ba to at 0 For Sala 125 For S•I• 125 ~... ' . ·~ ..... ' .-. -~ 51. ' · 1urf,1 rocks, coastline. LR. 3 BR, ' rm entry, CANALFR NT ..... OceRn view.--100 ft,-from Call now for inlonnaUon SPANISH VILLA avaU:---Alao 3 B~ _2 _BA. beam ~l'g., gl!J'den kit; Qite-du~....+-BR.reach with _ _kach, Good _shr:ltt>r. Lll~ .. ,tSO TOTAL DOWN ity--1.-~~2-r $76]00". wartz RI t Y. --cov'd. pat ...,. founfifii,"" boaL dn S6.6 500 ltflM. Max. deprt<'i11.tion . .,.. Sty. stucco wired tile roo . ~. ittIOOid-~nfCO\f'r"t"y d, COND. o 'Ml.NIUM Fab u l o u# 11pprtcla.t!on buy1 you a vet, t "s nice 3 4 BR., 3 Ba.., 3 lrplcs., Jge. towering tnes &: panoramic. potential. bedroom 1% bath, in sood din I: tam rms., beam TRI·lt!vel cuatnm home. VA view. All for $l't900. Owner Park Lido, 2 bdrm., 2 baths, Jerry Reynoldit714 l 5-41-5271 attl. 1l\J.rry, thi1 ean't,l&tl.! cell's. Joi.JI of c:harm, plus l· tinancina avail. 3 Br., 180' 83()-1337 or 774-M!M. trplc:., patM'l l encl. prage. I We •1~ havr 2 othe.ni, for ' I Bea .. , .. 11.. ocean vltv.• ., .. """ 111 BR auer\ AP · Uu W>Y $14 -s EXECUTIVE's dream, by """·"""· leu than $400. tota\ 1o Vf'll. lndacpd, lgf'. lot $39,500. . ,..,.., . 'K'f'lll ft 4 R 3 CA.LL ~e •••·14l4 M0-85.S6 OR 96.lt-l1JR S TE s.e1n,; t5 Buy1n1 n1VTl('r . ...,,..,., sq. .. r., 91~ I SHERWeeo REAL TY FAMILY E T~ Porlalin.11 LIH·una M., den. din rm.,!;::('. kilrh. _..,,,. 4.000 sq. rt. of Chr1~ Abrl Tll/'"'9~0• Xtrii. l!l:e. rnnl. G:\s hrr-.:1 t ...... 18961 Brookhtl"l F V -~ It' Al T\' · ' det11lgnl'd hnmP overlooking BGQ. M11.ny n1orr fl"AIUrP5, Nt•r ,.., ... r~rl 'r 11 ,1 jlfrlft ~ \hi! <'ity. 6 BR, 41, .. ba's. CUSTOM horn". BC"1inr'itul l\f:i~t Fr'f! 10 a. pp rec. _ _ _ -.s +PANISH .-:\1nt conr'. Lots of exlrll oreen viell', Undf"ri:;ro:.i nd .s~?.'17._ ----1 c:~!At~.NELF.ilONT ALMOST NE\Y 2 story · 4 hert! Goofi ntighborhood, ulili!Jes. :\ P~ .. 2 ha, · $69 995 O;>::i\" h t! $Al & .c:11n, fll"tl' Durl~·; r1·cr I: 11hp. Room bdrm, Jam r m. J:t.000. in close 10 1ehml'!, S97,500. • A 1 · r. r ~ t: • 1· · 1 J' · .....,,s drps • aoodles Atri""•n-J-'ou"IAin t'lli~::; '"11'1· ~ ".11, I· .~:n Lll, ,... •. --·· -. 1 :' ·s .. 1 ,-•11; -.-· · ALMOST for Cl"n rm 1934 }"l1rai 1:-;o, nir-1y f'r ·~"it-". $96,j()(]. 966-4456. . , , .oceanfront. be;ut'. older Prirtnfina l..a..r una 714.fl..&177 DUPl.El! 714/494--93&.<;J ... 5 DELUX E UNITS In 8'1ek Bay Arroa. l'f'lurn on iTI\'C!tmcnt. pril'f' $j0,IYYl. 7 llANCl t U~:JTS Xlnl full BROKERS INC. PVT pnrly "11.nl:J 2·.1 br horne lr1 ll J'. or Sn. Lil.If. Lr·: 101 '1•1•t to.. f'l'lrnf'r, ~t In ~I . Al" ll'/!01!1>1 ,.,. .. r , (in"n In P,n•·'· r.1•. :"'.Int l't •"". oil) Jlu11111rd , l1n··n~ .. ~. Y!,.'r'~ l 11 rt 1· i;-• ~~~. J.f1t'i;1:nhlr 1111'll11u•. ~· 11 I I .. , . p 'i('• $"7,0'l~. Ar<""c'ht'I' \\,\,, J f,/l -J 'l!JVAT~: 1 . -··· '" I PARTY • "...:.. ·' · 01·L•1u1fm11t 1lurilt x or unlt11 NEW DUPLEX $41,9l0. s;c..:;;2 "' 1187-J98C lc>:-1 Ti'-:: .1 t>rlr 1'., 2 h11. 5 53F-- "011•nC'r·~ uni!'' k 1 hrtrn1., I b11. int.'Onlr un1L Xlnt kic·R.· If• I Fin1ncial Hon. l.Arge a tu·a.c:tivr unit!!. · t , Quiet privacy. Ste 151 E. Bay SI., Costa Me 1 a , 642-4837. 8u1ine11 Opportunity ; 200 0 I j " • 'I ' 1 ' ; • . ' . ' ' DAILY PUT -.,, ~ II, 1912 ~-:-~--~1~~1 1~ ~. -~,,,~-~l~~:·~~I -~~--~]~~I ..,..._. Cost• Mete H--Unlwft. m Hunt.,..... INdt IH.U111f--.w - Opportulllty * .....,_ '""''"*' :ioo 0-el ~ ~ • ""'-110 SPORTS FANS ••• ':.: :;cw;~ lllll td. l FRIE RENTAL-s BR, 2 BA -dlallic ........ I u )'OU ""' -1or a Rent-A-Hou.. f7M4» IOOK uu. ,,.., ck<r, wall< to BAYSHOltES al<ltllne bu&lnuo ..,,.... · beodi; cnde • hlctl -· Wlnt<t. Spodouo 4 BR --I with a minimal cash outlay Huntfneton kM'h S Bdrm., 2 b&ttt Mtsa Vade Nr. Bulhard A BannJ.ns st $350 mo. • neu than $1,0001 •'t've eo1 OLDER 2 Bdrm houlir, )Vd, &l'N nta.r country club '°' $285 mo. SU.-7570 or BALBOA ISLAND the Dl'Oil'•m fot' >'OU· Jt in-$130. Jftonth ftl'lt Cl' te.... New lhl1 M6-&l. YeU'ly .. Ruae brand ..., J volvtt a lt.rge number of * 962-M * carpet.1111 with matchln& 3 BR 2 BA $260: ~ BR apt w/trp~. $285 unfurn. pro a 1h1 et'e 1 natJonw'de dn:pu. AvaJlable St.pl l. monlb tiltJ.iis mimed. Yffrl1 • 1.JtUe llland. Lee Z (prlm11.rtly pro football) and L•DUM .. Ktt Call •• Child.re~ & u a" homf, unlum, $500 mo. I lnclud<s '""''nil of the Loo 1135 .·u111 pd, ~ ba<lL II I i • '!! ~ 'AGT H'J.41'.rror .WILLIAM WINTON Anxele11 Ram•. You 1o1'0Uld bllr beaeh. Full kitchtn. .• !'. -·'-54i.al03 • REAL TY •7~»3! be '>'1>rklna with llOme of $2)0 • Uttl pd. 2 Bit, ocean Rutten · ' 2BR. Fenced yud. BBQ. U~m In what ii considered view, north end. ()pen Evtt. $U5 • Vacant Facd. AJone Gange Retponalble ~ a real al.amour bullnta. If '225 · Oceanfront 2 BR. trplc, Oft Jot. Crtt/drp. MO\'t mw! no chlldrezr P» mo : >"" .... ...,....."" ... _.. mw' o.clr. LANDLORDS! 1ten,..A-Houw 97M43G - n ally '""""'"' tn a NU·VIEW RENTALS Wa lpadalbo lo 11-2 Story, 3000 S.Q. 3/bld 3 u-...... --.-.-,-cfl----· 1kfe.line venture that could m-«m or $3248 leaeb e eon. deJ Mar e betba. 3 car pr. muahroom lnto a majot' UNUSUAL, attractive homfo, A tqun._ Otzr Rtqt.11 Ser-9fi8.580l $700 LACUNA Bch Eltate OQ tmlneu within a year, 3 BR,. 2 BA,.den.cyn. CICD '1ce ii l'REE to Youl no, 3 BR. cptt, bltnl, dbl ca.rage, ""ooded hUlaide acre. 4 Ir, wrile Clualfied Ad No. «Ill, vtrw eal de S350 Nu.V\.ewl pets • drlldren ok. $225 bnm cet1 hrdwd peapd Dally Pilot, P.O. Bax 1S60, i.e. m-1217 .:'.'ms. mo. NU-VllW ltlNTALS -.. llli-15.lO. ' tloon. u,.:.,,, ' car IV· Costa Mna tn, ' m.Cl1> or et-3248 49M465. ~!TE 1 b for le 1 .... 3 BR, $250/mo, utll pd, 4 br, 2 ba, blttnJ. """-....,-:--.,.----,~ cu P!, """&"'· ocean w 1~ bib bcb. NEWLY dee 5 Br., 3 ba, ex-trplc, fDcd. sm. Newport hadt Costa Mesa cmr b::. Lots or .f!M...!:*· '2l.3J244..1386 ecuttve home tn Upper Bay Reta req'd, 548-8275 parking. Cn!at oppty for ' am. !Aue Sl15 m 0 • ---------* YEARLY I: wtNTER. * w ry little money, lf you act 2 BR. Vktori& Beach Sept. to ~; 833-3544. 3 BDRM, 2 BA. new paint. Finer Ho1n9 fit Beach Area quickly. Owner, ( 7 J 4 ) June. S225 Mo. Fenced yard. walk to IChoo1 A mkt. lr.602 .From $350 Momh 4~ 49+4.108. 4 BR, 2 BA. VIEW! Covered lrby, $215. mo. 538-8548 BUl Grundy Rltr. 675-61&1 · patio, newly palnttd. Im-, D"f"..NTAL pt'llctlce, N 0 . OCEANVJEW, 1 bd. nicely med. 1')u. $275/Mo. Agt. 3 BR, 2 BA, fncd yanJ. walk Condominiums . . ~ Jlnllywood. SI0,000. Crosse!! ~m. hae., l&. ftplc .. I blk 546-fl<ll lo rrade school. chDdren & Unfum. 320 f.15,800 annual on 3 clay Vtctorla Bch. S200. 642-1272 B lbo pe -c...:,~.:.OK_.;_1;_250-" .. _84_2-_28SO_. __ M"htdu lc only. r 21 3 1 Lido Isle a • lsJend ij.vtne -~ . \.\'INTER rental; '4 Br.&:. den YEARLY: Jovel~ ~ BR. &: _ ... _.__...,.. .• ---- Money to Loan 240 w/3% Ba., Frplc., dbl &'ar, !:1i;,.rn~ 2~1ba 1·• frpl., ' 3 BR, 2 ba, f.am rm .••• $325 UP TO $25,IXXI pat~, F .A. htat. wahr/dry. Winton' ReaJ E:late 675-333) 3 BR, 2 ba, , .. " ••••••• $330 Avail. ~'1f£1 °" (213) =---.,--,~---~ 4 BR, 2 ba., ram ....•.. $385 FOR HOMEOWNERS 449-4466. Coren• del Mar 4 BR, 3 ha, tam nn. ...• $400 4 BR, 2% ha. ram nn ••• $§25 WI1''TER 2 BR. 2 BA. IOUth e 1DOU. HOUSE!. 2 BR. nr .j)k.,..,. on the equity In )'Ollt petio, dbl p:rare, frplc, beach. Crpb/drpl, encl. houle. Uae the money for lotted air heat. '1'>250C ear. $225. ;i'.fu, ':"::i :::"'..,;:;::, Newport ... ch ALA Rentals e 645-3900 proJ)ft't)'. Call ot vtatt e RARE! 3 BR, fnCd yard, "1 ,,f, ·: ', ilrl' ' 'I I ---I :I'll l11 r AVOO FINANCIAL SERVlCES . 500 N'. Anaheim mvd., ON PRIVATE ROAD encl pr.,.k.lda OK. $235. 1 yr Je..,, Lovely comp tum ALA Rerital1 e 645-3900 "SINCE 1946" home. Heavy •ha& cpt ' ht Weatem Bank Bldg, thruouL 3 br, 2 frplCI, 2~ 3 Bedroo~, 2 bath, 2 patlol Univeralty Park, Irvine 2BR. 2BA, bltns, N I c e ......... ·-to-trwy, $200. Newly painted, .837-3709. Newport llffch •OPEN SUN. 200 Vlsta caudal * Luxury 2 BR: 2 be; dln. nn; frpl.; bar: a> IL pa&, fan. tastlc wa~r w; Slrivacy. 6#"489 OPEN HOUSE Sim 9/10; 4455 Oout •Hwy. BmJ· IJip ..... 3 br, --· ·llf45. T ownhouM Unful'iC 335 1 Anaheim !"35-2816 bra, din nn, brkfat area. + ottice, ~ view, ltept Days 552-7000 Nights S. Euclid St., Anaheim Hammond orpn, hi fl, TV. to bl& Corona Beach. 1...e&11e N •--ch na.5250 Rec area. Po o J, sltuf-$&X1 pr. month. RLTR. _•w...:.po,,rt=-=_,,=,,_- 1879 Harbor Blvd., Costa Me11a 617 W, 17lh SI., Santa Alll 2017 s. Main St., Santa Ana fleboard, putting lil re e n . 67'3--8550 uk for ijtmlce. We have a good selection of ADULTS ONLY 642.-3484 Adlts pref, nu pet!. Top rela DARLlNC 2 BR, frplc., horn~ £ lO\\'l~Us~~-3 BR, 2% ba. bltns, DeW req. $500 mo firm. 548-3389 patio, garaae. 504 Fmile&f. :\LL us . ,Q, . crPts, drp11, paint. Dbl ·aar, ·Mf,"t43l °::;rt a.ach l$:~0:~:;:. ~;. ~;c. "', .. 'red hill :U:;.:, ";~Z." ~ . I :!~-------1 No children or pels. S26S 1 I d" 12091 Brookhurat Blvd., • Util pd. bach at bch. mo. PletM call 962.-8449. . • l"·'AL1"l BalbH 11 an Garden Gi'ovP 536-4300 ' ,.., &411 Weatmlnster Blvd., Fun kit. patio ' Wall(1DBch. Sil&!i f.amille1~ Unlv Pvk Center, Irvine Weatmlnattt 193-5008 Sl.8.S • UtU pd. 1 Bit w/trplc. •ldda. 2 Br. hu l'Y~'11n~. Call Anytime, 833-0820 1 t TD Loans i: ~'l:'R. ~ ::;:,: .. tlo. ltenf·A·Hou•• '79-8430 Office houn 8 AM to 8 PM S ACl'Ol!a trom octan, t mo. 4 BDRMS, • 21 Bath,, $400. NE\f S Bdrms., 2% ha!, fam Nu-VIEW RENTALS month. 1" • ut + ,..W"tty rm ---·· •-P 1 • LITTLE ISLE • lower furn, Winter W/BOAT land'I· UX24 LR, 2 BR, ear, atueo mus cen, 2 8!11ts $250. • &n.-564( ' llalboe Peninsula 8%% INTEREST _ _ .. ~ M .. <1<p. m-m ·· -~~. -~· 00 0 1-._...._ Tennl&. $400 mo. S33-8832. 2nd TD Loans FABuwus w1n .. , mob"" 3 BR. 1 ... O'P11• drp•. Gar u.un• se1.c:h B•YrnoNT:' BR + wa11 home. Fully furn. lBR untl .l patio. S235 Incl water. No bed, carport, prtv beach, lm.reat rain Orance Co. + 80ra bed. tq veranda pets, 6r:>--0367 S1!iO • 1 BR gai-apl No. end. dock space~ avail. $300 "WE BUY TD'S11 w/frplc BBQue, prl bch. Coste Mel• Walk to beach. Oi.ild/pet winter, $400 yrty. 675-3063. Sattler Mtg. Co. pool fac. Oct l thru June l ok. 'lagun• a.Ktt '42-2171 S4$..0611 Bayside village S73-13ll e QUIET RETREAT . l BR. $2!Kl • New :: + lam nn., 2 be , frplc, hotnc. Niguel 2 BR 1%: BA, lotted air SPrvfng Harbor art' 21 yn. WATERFRONT lge dtluxe 3 stv/refr!",. crpl9/drps. Sm Hills. ' bdrm dupl L d 11 heat, pvt patio, encld aar., $25 000 e:x. au n r Y, ~t. 15. $335 ii pd BR 2 ba Pvt 'I 1• R E" 1 · garage, boat dock. Winter ALA Rentals e 645--3900 -Ul · l • · nr beach. ,494-9601. "oney or . .,a e or yrly. 87>1282 0 r !rplc. Victoria Beach. N.wJ~ "~~_ch,¥lJ. , """ Loan. M•. Adam•, Bia. ll00/00&-!()j!I. e COZY CO'l'rAGE. 2 BR. NU-VIEW RENTALS ....._.""""" • , • """ (Tl4l 499-2130. · encl ,ar chlld/fll"t ol( $150 673-4030 or 494-3U8 $300 to .H IUI, Wlnfer rental 11 OCEANFRJ)NT 2 BR. hou!!e " . . ~ • Mortg•ges, Furn. Winter re n t a 1: ALA Rent•ls e '4S.3to0 Laguna Hills bl~kr, tC> beaCl;l, new 3 &: 4 T t DHd 260 Br, beauUfully & t:0mpletely ru1 I $300/rii.o. Must see to e~ e CRASH PAD! Furn bach. LOVELY 3 BR & den, 2 ba, furn. 714: 673-543t. TRUST deeda wanttd 2nd preclate! Frplc., b ar• Encl R'~. pool. Utll Incl $65. beaut landscaped, garden ""'""""""-.,-,~-~- TD'1 or ht at dilcount. dshwlhr. 61fi..646. ALA Rentals • '45-3'90 paUo. Custom-opts & drpa, 3c!!rit2 !:;,,ds:w;:, ~c~: PrlvatePf,)'. 6fRl668 eves. ·walk to bch $140. Bal Jal. e NEEDS LOVE. 2 BR encl dahw1br "l bltns. Frplc. 1350 per mo. 642-2120, · -l +-1Wn)pq1 l'11). AllO 2 Br -~ll!tl:<>)lo iw: _ loob-.,,......__Id fl4S'8114. mob. hm. ALA Rental1 e 6&'900 Goll Coone. T32S. !»-T1112 if40, t Br turn. 19 blk lo ------ -•-;""" ii! Ren,..A-Houie 97M430 KESA Verde n clal -Lesiuna Nlguet beach. 1 adlt "' cpl. Winier !I,.. ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:-;m~ NEWLY deeonted 2BR, % with 3 bedrma., 2 baths, . le~. Inquire 12).36th st. II bUc: to ocean. Adults ollly. w/w c:rpll, drpl, ln quiet ON IOlf·~llms-country d ub. t HoUNI Fumlthed 300 S225 per mo. incl utU. 'til nbrbood. Avail. Sept. 6th. Nr. bch, new I~ 2 BR. 2 WINTER. Steps to, ocean. 3 J ~ June 644-1875. $215 per mo. P h. qt. BA. condo, child ok. $310. br, den, dlx, $300:. 2 br, 2 ha, ! G.""r.I .u tt••, 3151493-92776 .West Nine Dr. UX). Collect (71-4) 32>-2476 I I ! . ' ' WINTER renlals, on beach, 2,,._~;.;,..;;;,,~0--~-~--·--B ' "s OCEAN VIEW • Deck. furn. frH Rentel Services r. houM-, S.139: 1 Br apt, BR, 2 ba., all on I floor. AU ON I I 3 BR 131,·. 2 B" -'.' TO S200. ~9291 eve. 540-2846, bltnl. ~ yard. Walk to go r-tennis-country cub. n.-_.., LANDWRDS ,\ND days. achls, jr colle&"e, churches. Nr. bch, New \1L'(Ury 2 BR, 2 675-JJ927. 119 34th St., N.8 . • ---lho "'-Id&: d--" N I BA. condo. child ok. SJOO, 1 BR, 11: Blk to ocean. TENANTS LIDO ls!p, 3 BR. 2 BA, patio pg. '"'' 1' '1''" 1!"1' y 31512 \Vest Nine Dr, All pr!(:(>a and 11.ll areas nc\I• dee. $400 mo. 9 mo p11.lnted. Water A: grdnr. pd. Adlts. No chldn or pet!!. $140 675--7225 AGT. 646-1456. S350 mo. 5.17-8400 or 833-8974 1 ~•-93-_9227 __ • ~-~---.l elec. TU June 15. 548--7152. COLWELL 2 Br hou!!e, \1 blk from 4 &inn, Family It;oom. home OCf'nn. $200/mo. c a 11 for lell!C In N e w po r I 67~1642: llft 6 pm. 675-0098 Hei&'.hts area. Top Con- Newport S.ach \VTN'TER duplex avail . 3 PROPERTIES, INC REALTORS 1=-~~-o--'--~~r d!Uon, $435 mo. Call l\tr. 2 . BR tum. oceanfront, Balley A&ent 673~. '""=======~! Winter rental, avail now.f~='-,-=-~~-"'-B•lboe Island sm. util incl. 673-2901 3 BR, 1 BA, dbl gar, Ire ==~~----1 1na1 back yon1, s:no lncldfr * WINTER RENTAL * 3.BDRM., 2 ba .• covered pal· water avail Sept. 10. 3 BR. 3 BATH Baytront )(), fX)rk boa! plua can. Utt!-~ Pier. $400 per mo. 675--7762 ult~l•~•~P<~i~d,~l300'.:"":'·C:71~4~/~1L'12!:·~55~76~. JiiiiR2iiiA'.'"dr.;-;;;;:--;;;;;;;. l:=--;-,=-7,-"7.''"""""'-s"' c 3BR, 2BA, dJn rm, crpta, • 4 BR, 2 hll. 119 Marine. an lemente drapes, dah/Wlh, bltlns, S300 mo, winter. C a 11 fenced yrd, No q:ls, p;s. 213/684-2453 MUST lease inuned, 3-& mo. 243 On.np Aw. 548--&578 e OCEANFRONT -Spac 1 BR f1•m. All ut il inel. ~1~"'. ALA Ront•l1 e 645-3900 e SEA SHANTY • 2 BR, Chlld/sm pet ok. $150. • ALA Rentef1 e 645-3919 YR.LY lease. Unique 2 br, 2 ba. trplc. patio, bid pool. Pvt heh, clubhat. Adlta. no peti. $250. No. 144 Bayside Village, 300 Paclflc Cout Hlway. (805) 96!hl6S1 3BR. Charming, patio, frplc, Beaut. tur;i. 2 BR, 2 1!A· COILEGE Parle 3 Br., 1% newly decorated. 9mo. ll 7 walled pat~ frpe. MagnitJ-hll.. new crpts 1 drpg. 1 Bkx:k from ocean, 3 BR, Pearl. ("('nt coastline view over iolf trplc.. fncd yard. $26.'i, 2 BA, plus l outJide ahower, \\'INTER rental. 4 BR. 2 BA , course. $375'. mo. 492--3462. 546-0:lSl. fam nn., bJtn kit., plus S300 Open Sol & Sun. 304 4 BH. lge ii;anie nn., pool !bl , S1D9 . Fncd • Vacant 2 Br re:frlg. & wuhPr/dryer. Ruby Balboa Island. nt'1v cpt.r;/Jurn. overlook home g11.r kld1/-1.-Obie gar w/elec door. brh/club/goU. Shorecliff9, R 'A H ' ~,··1~ •• 30 Leaae -$400 mo, Rtfs. BR. 2 ba $300; 2 BR. t ha $260. 126 4.Sth St. 673-8563. t .1;,l•~•s unrum. 350 Balboa flland 3 BR, 2 Ba., cpta, drpo. bltn1, paUo, 1W1 deck, Pl'- qe beaut w ot bay. $JlSJ mo. 675-52)7. • BAYFJlONT, i BR, Uv, dln. fam rm.,. seni porcb , carport, priv bch, dock spc avail . $_2'75 wint"°, s:m yrly. 6'7>-31163. ~-~~--~~ 3 BR, 2 BA. Cp ... drpc, bit-Ina. 3 1t1n decks. * 673-1148 * CLEAN, c~ry 2 Bdrnt.. $32J. mo. o1$-l2Sl, -496-3719_ ent· • OUH ~ _ A\'al\ Oct. 15. w. Newport . Jrplc.. pa!lo, Adults. $200. IMMACULATE 3 BR New 642-3287 ~C-or-..,-.-.-l-Ma~-r--- 127 AmP!hyst. 675-2l f>7. SllORE~LIFf"S: lovely 4 Br, carpets, drapes. painl In 4: $°'200~-=~-~-~,.,- B Ibo P . I 2 00. Vie~·. Pr1. Bch. LcA!e. t S2'l. !157 7648 2 Br, atove, relrla:. a • en1nsu a 492.2901 flr ~2316. ou · J mo. -J!flr, deck. Oteanfront. NEW England ch arm , General NE\V house, beamtd ttillng, S400 -Util pd, 3 br. 2 ba, GI prl patio, frplc., 2 Br, adll", waterfront, deck, 30' allp alsed·ln front porch. Lrg. refs. ~. no pets. S'175 _ 3 + fam rm, 2 ba, 2 2 BR, uhfurn, frplc. Monthly rental, Call for a p p t : 494-3661, n9 M art1old , CdM. llv rm. frplc, din rm .. 4 Br. Jrplc, 3 hse from be,y. 1~ Ba. family hon1('. GAr. S Bdrm., lllfle yard, lmmed NU-VIEW RENTALS Cost• MeM Stepa to bey & OCf-'11.n. 321 pou. O>Uep Park $225. &7J....t030 494-32"8 Alvarada Pl. $ 2 7 5 I m o , Asent Call ~lBl or ~~---ntal 3 BD•~ 2 ~-\VESTCLIFF 2000 -ti., 2 UNIQUE DUPt.EX WU•-.. ' ~··· BA, w.~. -· blka Mariner Sc.;;;I, 1607 Ne .. 2-tlO!Y CcfoNal..ti~I WINTER, !urn, 3 BR. 2~1 naat A ovtn, pgllo, fenced Kent Lane &42-0Ul S500 BR + ttUd;y ~ IQ'. tt. ftf BA. newl.Y dee. 3 car prka. W 11 "COIT. )'d. 2425 Bowdoln, 01. Pk. 1110 teue' 1nc1 ~de, bu, trplc, bitm,'"·pf., l " $.'f'iO per mo. 305 :P.lontero, • 1 ~MllA CUTE 2 BDRM home, couple G\ll'dener. ba.111~1 Bkr, ~ Balboa, S1'M5991. SSS • u~ 2 BR okle!' on(l)ly~!11:-, mo. 543-?389 er Bt:i.rFFs 4 Br, fam, 3 Ba. or ......,.,,..,,. I 2 story home, llePll from h!ie. Fenced f~r ldda. peta. ...........,.,. J'rplc. Beaut. encl. patio. YEARS , ~ 2BR. paUO. j bay, beaut..,_, -4 Br, dt'n, Hurry! 3 BR house, $1MI mo. plus pool. tennl&. ICb1a. SJ8So ~ Sl«I. $195.~ Ca..11 3 Bl. praao. Wllll<r or ,.... * depoott. 644-:mo. . 54Mlll ...... fG.6200 "'1" ly. 14511. -lOlill 195 • BEACH Pad! All tum * 542-0622 * NORTil BLUFFS • vle'il. • Newport llNdt YEARLY LOWER DUPLEX ind. util. Vat'attt. 'BR, fam nn., frplc. br, 2% ba townhR. Fam 2 Bl', 2 Ba. S250. 33:> * S195. rm. Pool. Cust fentUttt. Nr BEAUT new ...._. dliplf.x Al•arado Place S100 • MINI home! 1 BJt, ~ Ptt1idenl Pl. K'h11. $425. 6*-0275, Avail, )T(y rtnlal. WlJt tc 2 Br, fam nn, tum, ~ yard, u~. Fountain Valley * Small 2 BR w/1tovt, beach, ahopptnr .. *hll. un- ,.., -lo bch. Otlld OK. * nf11c. Beach 2 blka. $22S ~;_! I!!!-~!3rd SI,. NE Winlp. s:J50/mo. 67W998. i:~. ~G~~ BR, pvt $34G/optlol'I to buy, numc yrly, uUI p:I. 557-8400. ........... " 'IH~ I c..-,,., Mar * 2 =RY •• bl', ' ba. lam Newport Heigh!• NEWLY decor. -! BR. SllAJ\P S tlr. 2 Bl. DR. • Sll5 • HORSE OK! 2 BR, rm., ahq, .. tlo. 3 "'r pr. . -1 ba,. frplc. yrly leNe llliO Good tocation near beach • pr, yard ror chlkl/pet. Gantentr. Rt1a requett.d. SHARP l'OOt'D1 ,2 Br, dbl 1u, mo. ·Newport s bore 1,. Apel CJ',L 115-1125. * •139'1. big yon!, Yw leue. AvalL -· I I ~-1215 • ~ UCll 3 BR pvt Huntl""°" -Oct. I. $27S. -· S BR, 1 BA, doll-, frpl., a -"°""· Fam., alnaln, peL S.n Ctem.tlt ocean '1o.r; Y..r loo-.1.l111. NEW • 1111. 11' Ba. Ip. LANDLDRDSI BEAUT 4 BR, :IBA, l'at din per -IQ.80, IDMlll ' Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Fingers See If · You Have Any -.-_.....,>-t -.. Of These Things A DAILY p.JLOT WANT-AD Will Sell Fast! I. Slove .29. Blcy<le 57. Electric Train -2.-Gultar-30. T.y-lter 51. Kirt... 3. Beby Crib ' 31 . Bir-Stools 59. Cl111fc Aur. 4. Electric S1w 32. Encyclopedl1 60. Coffee Table 5. Camera 33. Vacuum Cle•ntir 61. Molot'cy<lt 6. Washer 34. Tropical Fish 62. Acconllon 7. 0 •1tbnlirrl Motor 35. Hot Rod Equfpm't 63. Sidi I . ~·•~Set 36. File Cabinet 64. TV Set • 9 . r.outh 37. Golf Clubs 65. Workbench ' 66. Diamond Watch 1". l'.l1rlnet 31. Sterllng Sliver J 1. P.,fri~er1ttor 39. Victorian Mirror 67. Go-Kort 1":. p;dcup Truck 40. Bedroom Set 61. Ironer I~. ~Wi"Q Mt chfne 41 . Sllde Pr•fector 69• ·Camping Trollor 14. S••r'board 42. l awn Mower 70. Antique Furnltu,. 1~. M"rhlne Tools 43. Pool Table 71. Tepe Recorder 1 A. Olshwasher 44. T lrn 72. S•ilboet 17. Pu~py 45. Plano 73. Spor11 Cor 11. Cehln CrulHr 46. Fur Coet 74.MlttreuloxSpp 19. Goll Cart 47. Drapoo 75. lnboentSpoedboet 2o. B1romer.r 41. Linen• 76. Shotgun 21. Stomp Collectlon 49. Hone 77. Seddlt 22. Dinette Set 50. Alrpl1ne 71. Dort Gome 23. Play Pen 51 . O,.•n 79. Punchlnt ... 24. llowtlnp Bill 52. Exorcycle IO. Beby Carrfave 25. W1r.r Skl1 53. Rare Boob 11. Drt1m1 26. , ..... ~ 54. Ski llooll • 12. Rifle 27. Suite-55. High Chair 13 • .,.. .. 21. Clock 56. Coln• 14. SCUBA' Gear ' Thew or any other extro things around .the llol!M • can be tvmed Into cosh with a DAILY PILOT· WANT.:AD so • Don't Just Sit There! DIAL DIRECT • .. 'l • I • l 'O j '1 • • • l ' : • • I • ' ! • l j i 1 1ri ... -t'11 Dllrm Fll!E REN'fAL SERVICE 6 U• Rm. Gudtnor·lncl. 2 BR, frplew-. '215, bllt OCEAN -)di' or - Dr,. C.M. '*.1IG. ru, BEACOM lllNTALS 1350 mo. 21!01 ~ wall, wlk to bell. •l61 W. 1BR.184 ~ -er • •• * MUI.II * ta. H.8. Alt ... mto, ea -· " · I ~--illlliiililiiilllllliiillmf!•m•llll!IJiililll•l!Jl!!li!!l!""!liljllii!lilllllllll[lll!'!!!!!'~~ ... ' .. t ' -- . . • Buy a ' Bargain Every clas~fita want ad in the DAILY PILOT appellrs ·in every edition every · doy. That means your ad wil be sffn in papers defivered to homes end sold from Jieww~,,fro!n ~ .. ~o borde• al along the Or1n9e Coast ••• an the . WlY, from , to • You ~ ~ ,. .. ·• ' • Get ' It l :1 -f • • ):f" I ~ • • • Bunilngton llea~ .. Fomata•• . l7811ey . . £osut"M"8 Newpol".t , Beaclt LligWa• B,each Irvine Saddie,_,k Sala Cieliente eap1scra-o " , . . . '(P1111. .... daDy ne;;fl.Cll ffltlon) . for ' one Price ~ .•. " With A " • Classified Ad J • • Phole -642-5678 YOU cM allm·IT, 111 -. - " , . . . . .. .. .. 1 ... . . ~Dt~·~·~··~·~·~JI~·~-~-!-~ .... ~ Aft!. un1u.,.. · w ..,.. Unlyrn. • ~. Unf\lm ... .,...,. a .. .. ···~ C:.d. ·,... b·.:·: t t• to:\.,_.· ~.: .. x l . Cotta .... ~ )4 C o 0 NO <· 0 '---------~--~.---,. .,.. -~:.. ·~de ·----· -----~~---~-·--·- ............ ;·iliiliiiJ • JIEAl1l'lFUL Brml '*"· ,_ lived In> I BR.. 2 -lrple. Clooe .. North ""1. Vnfum. S4SO mo., yeariy, or turn ., winter. $.150 mootb. Satiobu>ylttelty -• 119:Wport,leodt -----~---·-. ----' --- 3 811; 2 BA. 917-E. Balbi>a. ...... Fum. .. Apts. Furn. Blvd. AnnUal teue. 1 hi<. C:...-4.i rMr _,....,... -!r<>m llch. ChUdron ~ ~ ..... ,; r . .. · . troUed pets. 0.K. 51«w. '•ttrac 1 BR Qt . ~~~~~~~ ·.wtable'· l lldult. Pnter LaOUINJA HERMOSA ;: ' .... _ -· ....... No SptQltb OOulltry Ettat. I ----1~ . ..,..,:.,..,,"'=''"'~'""vall...,.,..•r_i:_~.....,15.=C.U...,· ::..:-~..::: -: 'ilAO!I., b' uuned =-Uflllc· ~ Furn. NO .......... wlk to 1""' A 2 BR. STUDIO • $240, :i'-r;,-..,.,,-,---. ...... $115 -)'riy. Utll ALL 1lTILITIES PAID ~u-.111-.. pl. i'IMn1. ' ~ -· ... No poCI """=ee-,,..-..,..,~ CffA!UIING Cape Q>d Nr. BA<m:LOR apt, crpta, clrpl, South Boy-A Ferry, 3 1111, $125 mo. Vtil me~ ' (I bib S. of San n...., ft"1 on Beach. 1 lilt Wi on' Holt to 111;1!1 ~I.Ur.) a t1 r ·active, comtor,l:ablt, 1.,,.....,._,,,,.4M-_7_483 ___ _ ·tmb . hoi.nei Advlta. Cod• MeM .. Students CcmakSettA!. No I;:;;:;:;;;:;;:;:;;;;:==:::::: pet .. Winter leue. 2 persons LIVE LIKE A KING "'""'"''"ll!!!!45'!1'·"!1!1!!165!!!"'_,,. < ('Ill) il'I~ ~. 2131'95-"63'1.-~.. B d p • I 'BiClii!Or rr11n; patios, WINTER renW • Ii blk to At u got rices. lrplc'i, prlv. ,.,....; • water, 2 BR. $250 mo., 3 FURNISHED-Divided ti.th ~ Iota of BR, 2 BA $215 mo. U-aae. UNFURNISHED 'closet1• Rec hall; pool A: Frplc. &: pr. No pet& 124 pool tables, 11.una baths. ' Opal 67>2113. *·POOLS See 10.. youneif! l7:tal ' NEARLY """ 3 BR, 2 BA, * ENCLOSED Kfflaon Ln. (l blk w. ot J ...,.p1. lurn. All "'«I kitch. GARAGES lloach. l blk N. ol Slalti"f. · · frplc., patio, BBQ. Leue 1( CONVENIENT M).7818 ~t..June. tb84t70-1. TO ALL BEACHES EXTRA I~ 2 Br, 2 Ba, all BA¥FllONT, '•·mi; 2 .BA. l'R~ ... $1 .35 MONTH -· de! ... apt. -..... lum. $41'<> 1riY. or .'3'15 _,.. ~ --a N. ~ ADULTS, PLEASE =Qit$115..mo'1cllll!L Bo!. 1-. Cl3-85IO. YILLA l'OMONA ~,. · ,. BAYFIWNT·-ttt •tarth!a PHONE.aa.211S: IPACiovs 2 BR. m1:1 3 · W-17. '; br, ~ ba, 3U•No. • (1760 Pomona Ave.) . • -BR..j!M~~JQll -. ->)iii;,, $351!• 2 Br,. l • J>i, ID1 .;, L olr. N.i, 968-'mO .. llf-4:\80. .No. Boy, $!00. m:m;,._ -Iinbollovobly ·BuutlfUt -":fich~. ~pt; ·,1 .. · • c LO_j1:LY new i.cbl apt, no VAL D'ISERE Gll'den i:pta. . CaU-:.5Cfi.r.M. ~ / .. •1 · ~ pri ent. Sgt mature AdiJlts -no· ·pets; F1ofmot ~ -.. 5 ·c::.3T'2' 0 1 { , i odit •mt>I· $105 mo, yrly, -· sa.am· A ·Li-_.. . ' · !'Iii pl< 61~." Watertall, 15' pool Roc·:llm· $llll. ~Sm~ . ...., ..d..io.. WATERE'iONTo CbriatiaD Sauna. Sela 1-2 B4ll'm·.• Near hel.ch. FOf o t1 e · .., to share with 2 otben. Fum-Unlum._ """'-..f~· · responnole omp!oyed·ad1!lt. 'Winter. $135. SB-U&O. SEE lT: _,., r~ns. ·;f:M..4-~., . :Y, bachelor, ~boa ·~ $100 mo. 1f'3-6790• . ~ f IJol-Pliiiiiliito · Winllr. Beech Rentals lJm ~ w/paflos " A"'11 ~ to lane "). '." S!liPO'W< ""7-. ocean ' . Fnm $125, mo. plus utfl. S.•shore Real Estate 675-1573 64U6'10. *1'$30 WEEK & UP * ~~~JY:..~i:: e Studio Is 1 BR Al'lJ . $50 .Wk np.~-..zm., · l!,',!'.V ·6~ -Anll N"eirport'llMch ·~-~ ·,, e Cilldren Ir N ~ We liaVe wtnter ·~ ~ 2316.,Newport Bh'd, qM . . tab~atudentt~, .. ~ or ~ nr •.~ .. .i-~.••1.-'-!': ••••• S350 ThlJ Ad. w~ $5 on~ s mt_ 2;84 -..'l..-..,._. •• Ul5 El Puerto Meta . 1,BR,1 llAi•""""'"' $175 BR' $l30 U'" S BR l>C[lne ..... , ..... .-$Jl5 1 • • ... "'1>·113;~-' . Fumithed Alttl~ ' "7:71 " JI)" "l 2 Bil, ll> BA. patio, balcoey, All Utllltlu Polol 315E.~$250mo.on·yrly Pool I: ~tlon .. .. • • magic at Vtstadel Lago . Es~~ with _us to the magical ~•!tr!end · oWrsta _def lago, where.-the empliasis is on the pa!'-!1cal. and the way of lile is as tranquil ~r.ex'c1t1ng as you care to make it. Lakeside l1v1nJ makes the. difference for those enjoying boating, cascading fountarns and swimming . .as clos.e as your patio-d~ck. Land lovers will appreciate acr;es ol exquisitely landsc1petl -~rounds ·and w,alkways ll(ith a 36•hole' golf cdurse ·ami drrvrng ran1e step! from your .tlobr;. Each apartment-'1ome includes everv cO~ce1va.ble luxury ~ppoin!l"~nt, like 'lir,c;ont d1t1on1ng and special IOUi11f proofing to· in· sure yailr comfort and privecy. The $500 ooo Yacht Club offers handbill. IY1TI and saunas, squas~ ~urts, came and social .to0ms. . L1vrn1 a~ywhere else is out of the:que .. llOll after seei.n& Vista del LagQ. , _. .. ,Efficiencies. ·l ·•nCI 2 'btldiOonr. 2· bed• · .roorn,:plus .den,.from $190:l'llfnl.hect encl unfurnished ' models open daily nine 'Iii 'dark. boor,,._~· •jt:. ·1Apt C ~1521 1959 MQ)e Ave., C.M. 518-7rll O I AY PL••• · Adult Living H t; D .-.. .. . . . N "'t r-l f C e $25 WK 1c up.on Ocean DEL~ Spacious 1 1B1t. WINTER.rentatl·+TBdnDa;,' · eA.., o \Jt,ll ourse Or. Lovely Bach-I Br •• Rooms 1urn apt. lij!i. Heated pool. ;'. i.,tbl;"1rplC:·Nlt<lJf1'm>· .• Mesa Verde East Maid Servtce-Pool-Util Pd Ample pal1dna:. Adult._ no ., 2. c¥ °-r ·• _Afld Adems-St..--yr-~ pt .. . ·s.-~.1so. o· ., + "Ci!:iiii'iiiiiiini'iiiiF.Fiiiij:l . ~~.-~ . _..,.o. t9 June l5tb.. -ti <rl!' i • q . . . ' 1-NA-~p ' ~ . \ .J ~ ' • ., ~ ;.,' "' .. w • f:tera ;3;tai.~ ~di ::t ~~!-f*A~L~~. ;,.;tn, .· ~~ei-w~~tor , ~ .l ~*~~€':;.,rJ!.:--~-~~ . ,v~t;3ff f.pt,. Untum. )~ tt•• ·,-.~ 673-1724. . hlil.·Pool. ..-: Mil.., ~Olf!';. lrlllii.~ Newpii't ~:Sf , , ' c;~1g ... 1'. M<!!:" .. , ... "!;Oii•· . ,.. ct.11 Mo.. OCEANFRONT. wtnter ., "I ..... 740 w. -St., .er ..... -. -i.. ... Flf'IL 1iEAai'APr'1c'e-11J llim. • ·r • G· ·~ "'A' " ~ ,,_iy .. 2.llr patio on lllld. <;14. '2SJJ2IO •., . • A . ""4IL ~ , ~-.' . ,. , . I ,•r"M pl m . ,Fully !um. Avail Sept. 9. SllADY ELMS llld POOL 2 BR;tpl: iir ·~llll) mo.; 'nfilc. $1is m";' 0.....· . . .. , '0 ' '"'~ Spadoua adult Uvq with 675-ll30ar~. 1 a, 2·Br. Pool. 1140.up. i:.,...s,B11;.~1tr.bch;-. Alk'at -~p1."c .~ ,.,, '.YI -~·,.11o,,poo1.qw,i ~NT. blce d-, _Vlllllrm Ava ti •• !:LM ~ -· .,,,_, ~· 67Mi86 . . . ·". . ,-"ll! :::;;, -1<111,atm,phere. Fumllbod & 2 BR 1 BA. $210 mo. Whi' G,\!IOEN!I ~~ z. -~..... YEARtY • Blk t6 ....,., , , ON·n:lf ACRU,. _.FAIRWA'f VILLA Untumllhod ""·Multi. Nopeta.~. 22nd st., C.M. • • piwm·.dup!Ox.. :IIDlo '1'pk, Daliixe fUrn 3 lir .. 'i S.: ,Aptt, ~-~ zm SalltaAlla, $IH215 From $130 to $215 mo YEAitLYl42bdrml.$131 LO~, opadous 1 Br., NucrptAfiuftliCt•""' 'DIW, fnilc, ,.uh/dry, Flreplacea, t prlv, .. u.:.. PREEtl ._$1!lll.-vw pd. 417 & Boy. ~ lum., fenced >d. · reel vdwt klnl ... · bedl. patlo. $285. MH052 -~ °'"11111 llklst. · LondlOrd...OWners Bocholors • I Bdrm. 1 '613-5533orS47.o:ll56 Adult& only. No pe.t•."Ytll'lyftbtal.llfE.a.JboaSEACLIFF Mdor· -AP.fl 1_ 900SeaLane,•CdMlft.'611 1150/mo. 1004 El Camlno. Blvd. N;lleach"A.B&y. Bacbelor '•aM utll ··pd. KacArtblt1'" nr cout ~) ~~ rtle1'_1"nanta to you 2 Bdrm1 e S Bdrma (Ol'Ol)ll clel Mar 546-6704. -Nft'IMrt BeHh' $148.50. Pool.riSz;.PJaoEnda . d;;i;bl~ c!'::t~ "~n~~: IV2'"'°2. F,~11 ~ • bach $110 w/util. PENSIONERS, WELF/Ut.E3 , · Ave ukaboutourdlsoount CHOICE Location1 • 2 ·wajtiJlg41Jt, Maiter itze ~;w/ No n • s mo k e r. Mature . WELCOME. LOW wkly, .MOBILE ,Home, Blyikle Vil. .sa,.2ss2 or G«M340. ~ bedrooms each, wall to \\!all ALA R.nt•la e '45-3900· h!ab beam ceJlinJS>. large businessman. Spot f e 11 ,' 1mobtbtY ntet. Util. plX>M~ 2 ~· ·t ba. $185, yrly, lnc1 3 BR ·2 Ba blb'll New carpets. :drapes, built-in~, llvih.1 room w/au . or JNltio. m-4859. tpool incl. 2.176 Newport uW. Adlta •. 6f2-1536 aft 5. crpu: 1~ bile ·to 'ooe;.n,. ftreP,lace, $200 ~ mO. * * $tl0 * * \Vood bumlns fiftoptace. l BDRM tum. apt over-look· Blvd. "5-3967. -4. BR. 2~ Ba., ·fun?: frplc .• 1 f'urn, $300/mo. ye a r 1 y,. ~ RUr. 3 Br., l'Ai Ba., newly painted Convenient laundry &rea -"11"1ot.t i Br a to blk to beach Yearly , Bltinl, .Cl'PVb, enc I oft ki tc hen. Enclosed·.pa· Ing water. l250. per mo. * -CJ.1~ • o&;e • . : '·08,Y.i 642-1671. NR. ocun4 new delux 2 paUo •• Nr ·IChl• ' •hoP'I· tlos. 2 swtmm.Jne pOola. 546-Mtl ~.~ts only, no pets. ~ wAft:uRONT · 2 B Jt., level, 2 Br., 2 Ba., ~ ebUdren , ok, no pets, 880 sauna, recreation faCill· REAR Duplex ... :J: BR. So. of ~ ?91,t Rocbelter, YEARLY IAl!t· .furn. 1-BI\. trprc.,· bltlnl, '·dock spm' clng; bJ~·. ftplc. $300. let Center-st., C:M. "2·8340. ties. Securily ruard. · No Hwy. Ocean a :Jitty view. ~ a;, -·. Stlipl-ti..-.-cb! · avail. Y~· rate $SSO. No 873-347'f •. , 1 pets. Aclulb. 1%15. Gll-l885. ·sus. LOvdy 1 BR. lum. ~ ABBEY REALn -...... 675-7569. '. . I . IMMAC. I · BR. .;!!,J.: E-SIDE duplex 2 bdrm .. I Modol1 Open 'Ill • pm. wfpatloo Qilkt. NrC~ 3Br.,1Jla.,-epCJ,,ln•>. LEA8£l ,Ir,l·ba,·~J· DUPLEX.--.nt =.:~~·,:::: 2JOOI' W c· Ullll ' Pomo M. •· Ieue. · ~ or , , $28S ble -·Ii"!'• .. s. lOcatlon. No p<ta;. IOI ~· jar<!• aocl ...,md patio. ltoraon oy, M ' l14M!21. "'~ UMa9; $325 mo. Incl utilL 110.-~ Mui.., ,,. pell. $15 5. nr Horbor Blvd It IJllAllE p qt. $17.:ill w $25 *.-\VJlllTER·IEASE * ·' ·114 31th S~ ' **2 BR apt, lrplc, •l>dock. ~eveaor wknclt. Adom• wk. VW. »homr pool blcL f BR. 2 Ba. • llft-blel· OCEANFllON1' ~aut. q , 4 $231. Avail t-15. MO,tar! l!ho<t< .Eb!>a and Pool :IS76 . Newport JI I ~~.. AJl!IEY· &EALTY 6IWl5G BR. . t.Jly turn., ,l!Plc., •Vftlll!p. • • 1 A 2 1111, $140 up. M5-396'f, Winter~ ~ fl'lllln oc..n. wubtt d1')'tl' An n~ a I • $18$,. .. 2 BR, 1 bl.;, U'fftOP :rum. Avail. Cblldren'1 leCf. SPACIOUS, 2 be!. a-$l!i0. ,Cpt, clrpo. 5'5).8503. 'POfCh, -crptl; nf?lr. ~ GAll.bms Apta, 177 ••!!1!!1~1!!!11-•I lumiture,blb., her, """" to · * 6$.1115-* . JI.A y FR 0 NT-DIX UPl>'r <11-B Fernleal. SU-11MO.. 'E. 22tx1St.CM14%-3645. DELUXE , OCX: A-· Aclulb, "° OCEAN'i'RON'i' BAa!ELOR duplex. 3 Br, 2 Ba. Yrty. 2 BR. l BA. bltn1, t!neloled' LRG. 2 BR., l\i Bo. •Illa APARTMENTS · pets, S™.50. 549-l?n. · -apt1: '91) le $100, uttl. pd. uoo. Adlt•. 233 lt&h St., No. ranp, near lhoppin& ~ '' Cl'Pl, bit-ins, trplC, prlv Air Cond • Frplc:• • ~ Swtm- SPACIOUS, 2 bd, attractive ~'lJ...l~.' c, f15..-02.16. . • beach. S195 mo. t7WB75., • pat-lo .. encl JP', % bl~ to mlnr Pools • Ht..ub Spa • I A I Ly tumtture, blt~., b&r, cloee to 1 BR Wa~nt, pr Ir am. • , schl 548--1941 ot '45-6345. Tennis Courts • Game and -OCC A: shoppmf. Adullt, JXY bot.t skittle. Ctll l'f5.0:l53 or Apt. Unfum. 365 Costa Me• i " 6M Hamilton Ave., C.M. , Billiard Room . peb. 1139.SIJ, 5'57-IMI , ,, • ,..J., . , -. ''TIIE .,;Cto!UAN" l BR. From $160 lB "~Ad·"t ... 51 I ' . Genorol 3BR.$1115)1ermo.l"Bo.' •. ,,. IBR.&ll<nFroml!IO r. ~-. w on..,.: poo 28DRM., % blk to ocean. No ' ' BRi ll50 per rno. NeW 2'<iBr ·.w/ ~dul~ cpta, · • Ideal for Bachelor•. 1993 peb. l0qulft at 111.5 Balboa 2 BDRM. nat over ......... .....,, Ch!ld olt '. 1·t 3 drps. fool )'l'd WI patio. MEDITERRANEAN R ILOT Church, 541-'633. -.._. i;: rooms with pvt. >"l'f· Shali.;,ar u-. ~;. Wtr pd •. CO!\ btwn W , VILLAGE * SMALL apt, older idli: All .,... · ' Eldon St., ....,, 5404lll., · ""'" · . ISi-ilia • utll pd, $11D. Apt 4, ln ,_., OCIWmlONT .1 l!r. opt. . ~ • 28A apt. 11111 El ~ VJqoN It (IJ , •• $155 2<00 Harbor Blvd., C.111. ' 2335 Eide!!. c.M. . ww.r. r"'M.-~ a.11ooo t11ond {i':;.. s:;., ~ooN:.:::,\!'· :i.... BR., --"'""· ~k. fi57::fa BAalELOR -pu1lollJI ~~ ~~,~-• e -2 -J bOtb, w/w 13M3M " I -cell. $!Ill mo. No OPENlOAMlolPr.i -.$llllmo.1Dcldl.UatlL -"'~. ~ • • pltaln • -11>-W OC-r sa llllO llcNub Raalb" ~~ ::.;:~ 1:;!~~~ ~ ~~80 10 • :..,.8!1-"1..'} a~.!:. wu.l.. -!'•<kQ·LU.. s ... -,,,. p llleh& 1 kill-~ ,.,_,.... __ ... 1 ---' .-·.., • P• '......,, •~•w· \ U!El'DELUXE um ~.""&an SR. . . UllI' pd. S24 J:. ,.,r.,. e TROP1CAL POOL e ~ 2 A 3 llR1APTS. =lly nlco' CIJllf ..... l<ft.,r;'Yio<IX;~· a,.t,b.11 P,'1!f!'V!~ .. , ... 11M1U · , . ·,Br. Studio; Iii Ba.,~. Pvt. Patios* Htd. Pool1 0. B A1N/i't " IMI ""' W!IW$1110. '73-Ul7 . 1 '. IAYl'RONTI• coll .. ,... •· -· flllO. fUrn. sao. ·Nr SboP'• * Adulta-Only "" vie' 11'"'11r,..;..;; ... """2er=-''.-.. ..; ..... .;--:l'Val.,...,. lllli:i8I~.1BikTOBrand ,-cust. lrlpla Ill crpt """·· bltm•, ftlfll, llS E. 11th St., No. l5. Martinique Apts. Vtll pl. Malta, no-!IN BAY OR""'""'' Vtil Ind. 8 Br, 2 Ba. Ul 2 Br, 2 Ba. M!ts pnt $135. .. llWD1, 511-lJA. Im S&nta Ana An .. C.M. -ovlol. 5a 033$. ~75. ~ . • , ~ bcl) .i. pltt. 54141'JO. 'M6-2Ql9 •. 1 , t ! I BDRM., cpta., clrpl., ra,,... ~ Apt. ll3 -~~ COAST/$ NICELY lbru 1P 1 1111. All IW'mOll. 'Y!ILr,, 1BLK c-dot fMr . ..: * _!IRAHD NEY!..* quiet Eulllde loct.tton n..r New ~·••• -& . udl pc!. Bltlll, .... drpa. TO BAY:OR OCEJ,N, Vtil -,--. ,t tll\. b)!llt. dlllwohr, ~. IOtb 6 Tuotln.· Pr<fer m"' tr xoO'" $140< -•·s.m1 '"1114 ,p;mo,~ ·, 1 BR. o-, ~arb. dg>o. •!'ndo<k· Adl"'!·~· ture a<ltll~ no peta. Ill~ e 2 Ill\ ,,adlllfa • 1115. l BR film, 1119, ,..I«. pd. I .BR OC.anll'ollt ·•••'u illoPJ; W/VI "1>11>"Vlew, mo. ~.¥4· , 541-7729, ftO!lor. -..3..BR <Ollci 1215. CoD btwn 1-6. 5a -~ Yriy ,. wlnter.ratH 1215. llM lodoi<.,~ Opl.y. *'LOWER 2 BR. 2 Ba.,~ f* BEAJmFVL l • 2 BR. 8""'t.. • -· 1pic!Ou1 1plt St., "A", 63MUD. ~-· . S22 Hlll<i\l:<ir• l\p,t II, CdM. car. Spac. paljo: Nr" ilo. · ointmj,qlvy Clnleii Apt>. w/fncd -patlolrA ~ . lBR. w/ ...... Wattt pd.~l ea..-flwm °iilY biaCfl. 2 BR.. walk1tO belCb COOiJl Pl,ua. Al.t i ;~ir \ PJl\Ot • .,,.c .• pool. ~ llffvaey, Nopeta. ~~1£. '8a,y -11144 -.AYO, -mo, . ._ .... qUli ""'1. ~ ~. 545-2311, $17~ Can 541H163. St. (al P\llltnoo S!-J, C.M. · MUlJI .... 1115. · ....., ~l •Utl>. ~. AGENT •• 144-tsa. m:µna; §§)' iq JI J ai( 2 SPIC 2 •sir •Pt llAO up. Ph• 642-li17, ·~ Marketplace *J:_• Ni: a:"'= ~!'::i,-= :': ~.:;~t:eai: ~~~~~~~Cf.'!-=-~~ r~~~ !:~:,"%"'~: ;:.11 it: M MMrll. •-to-GSWI. t PX. I. ZI060illiil' No. 5 ... 112-lim Piloi au.!fteil. - The ' ' . 546-5025 ' --. I . .-< • • ......... --ll!J I ~,, ,, .. -.l[t JI :--"'-I~ :..f ~-~l j-"'§1 ~=lj1'J I -·-3§1 l .'""·-· llfApt. ""'""" u.s Ajlll.. ........ ~ • ,...... • ~ -__ •• _."_ ... .;;.... ___ , Mttsa """'--, .......... untum. "' ,...,;. .. Unfvm. m J)AJl,D,.l:N G,... a, •• , ALL 10.ATaS nro: """'aw n.w iOir: R;;;;i ~-,. .. voimo .. Sdtqltl _.., ta ,;.;;.L_ · Newporl e..cto Mowport -WaddloJ_.,."'11..,....,, Lot C.11. .. Hutxr to -~-elionttv -.,..~ tRG., BR. 114 BA.-· -. "Ill Wm! -Al'J~~· Adam.lioldllw!Mmat.Al" --... vie~ ........ ~ •• -~-...... .POiio. No pell. Chlldrfll oli. ON BEACUI Ao· 20/40. $TUO ..,. -~ a. Boot ta'• hnllon Sto••· calla, s.an, c.11. s.n---· ~·- i,io tJna!ee. 1"5. '1311 J....,, fi • ' "' CAil a!t • pm, -~ """""' 5 -· • · . tjnleolal ..Jue. ...war.i. LICENSE!). l<lnt day ..,. In Apt. J. 8*-l584. J BR, 2 BA Uni. F'r!$2$1 MOTHER • dl.•ttr ..uJ lfrtp Of ..cilUl'f!_'J' di\ un~ f6UND amall black J.W'fl1 ~mt. 1'QJ' home. Th ~ )'l'L .J'ftfet LOVELY1paclou1 1Br.,apt.2BR..Furn n.SD ,. '• • thare home on bus llne. ~Bet.chPOwtr !lad-111;pt •Jdtt11n, VSc. ~. PAR,TLabpup~6mo1,malr, ~ta.~ lit. ahop'c. fr~·y1, OCC A ADULTS ONLY ~ ,. l~e C,QJqr Tit/. ~1 ~-luivS:J_~L~ •Pta. C.M. CID aft S. blacli.vicBaJuorAH4rj)or. BABYmTINOlnmyhome, UCJ. S 13 5 I mo . CaU 1 f'urnl.lure +v~llabW , "' ~lsp.5494. will be held ~ 'J'Desday ~ Dave. * 557-9llT aft 4 pm * ~. wlkb~. Part or ,97'--0134. C • r P ·~~lftstJwathcr . Fnt · roommate n.21 to nlsht for u wffks tt the FND. MJnllture Whitl! male , I.alt 818(k Lab~r. t/t\me, Rtl•. M6-12'7•· 'LRG 2 BR, bl t!ns, crf11, hnted PoOl,..una.~ll ·-1hare new duplu ln N.B. lfuritf~ BtlCl\j i•lllahlt PQodl• with aold flecked male, 1ttg. Sch. EXPEJUENCEDmGih e'r , :;:· ~~ aar, no peu, ':t~;:~i{\,,;' b-.·, · 1 • w/.-m11. $100 rTl9 + util. School, 'inh ir ira111•street, I ftea collar. Vie 19th Is * Reward,~ * ~Id 1!1:.'!u ti.1>~t tn m,y 5ecur11Y Gll8J'd5. Evc/wknd1 646-8725. , Room 136.{(.;Any quotioM Walla~. C.M. 642-03'11. Brown li!.lnlalure pc:l)dloe. mil. ~~=''.::"~~;.::,.;;.;.;;..<. ___ 1 2.. BR, un!um. erp,., drpt, HUNTINGTON FEMALE to' """" beauL 2 ~ ITI4) 90-11134. . FND. Llttle black P"PPY with Vic. s.ni. Ana Ave .. C.111. Carpen'itr ~•lov"" ""1 .. Nq ...... PACIFIC BR. !urn. apt., H.,._ B<h, • lllNDU SPIRri'IJ'AIJST * ltrown eyeb"'wa • while on "Rogue". 833--0149 -LA_R __ G_E_O_,R_S_MA,,.._L_L~ I 1,,,,,,:.-_"'°_· "-'968-1455. w/sarne, on Oct L ut-57119 Let UW. ad... cbanp YoUJ' cbHt A btard. \Tk. Vla Lido LOST _ Bladt Jemale Af&han 0 , ~R. w/appllances $13.\. $.jQ ru OCEAN A.VE .. H.B. eye. whole outlook on lUe for the Nord Udo ble. 675-'RllT. vlc. Wilson A Placentia, A~~= ~/ ~ Security. Cn4J ~la? YOUNG buineu man better Pnlteuiohal advice FEMALE Kttshound. A~ C.M. m-4037. tram; repafn ~le ~Un \ 548-4301 Ofc operi 10 am-6 pm oauy j t little $14QI wanl.td to Iha.re 2 br bch on w~. Lictnled. Jleadb1p prox. 4 to ' JllOI. old. Vic I.DST bllc miniature: male ' • • • , * Stunning 1 &: 2 br', Wil..LIAM WALTERS CO. for US a · tx>uae w/tame. 835-5500 daily, 10 AM·lO P 1d. Tewinkle park, C. · M. .....-1ie name Joco Clll 536-CUSTOM wood'wcft puet, 2 be, pool, ,... .,.,, ' ' • • ........,, I am A ~ pm. 49'J.We, 4Sl-9!m. 312 No El -35811• T4ii:" ' · q. Cahlnell. Geo'! ftpaln. - . '110 \V. 18th St. C.M. * MOVE IN TODAY * ROOMMATE ..-won. Cam t no R:e.al, ·San __ ..;.--i Ph. Dulm D a Du rtl a , " Spac 2 4r 3 BR. ln f-plex. All Living at Oakwood 11 S1 mllllon In recreation. wan.,,.., Clemen~ . l.DVELY canary Plllv•~ 64fi..7598. 1 ,, SPAC. 1 BR. adUs, no pets. extras. Pool. rft:Dld&. Kids Swimming pools. Keatth clubs. SaunaL Ten. iw a. over;n. to share 3 Br •· · after ~ totm:! ln a ,-,,.------, ' Qu~t aru. Nr ahopplng, welcome'. From Sl.39. See nf1 courts. Bllllarda. lf\door golf drivin~range. apt · w/2 -.Pia. N.P. Call osr· ao uo but this IOC!• bucket ol wattt at Ped· I ' j(J+ }· C•f'IMt Strvlc. fl40 &&t ~llSl " bl'fc>l::c U am, m.-5El5Q. DOWN; The foOd'a the .lied dl~'I f!M-1829 ' btructkNI . l • · Mg!', 17311 Keelaon "B". Sond Volleyball. Whirlpool Baths. A d Ioli ·-' In Newport Town. Hore -• ,• · . ' • ' JOHN'S"~• t1ltldlllt' '. l I. 2 BR. Adult•, no pets. 968-7510 or .MT-4260. more. To/'flre't •i re1tdent tennla pro and an 11\VJME.\Voman w/,,.,. cbUd wher't',btan: could hibernate FOUND il"Y ~ brown cat, o,,t·Sl&ampoo ffM , ~ J .;!A"i ?i.fEAOO\VS APTS. EXTRA targe 2 Br, 2 ea, al1 actlvltlet director whQ p lane free Sunday Pvt"\ lharm,re .. _1:.~'::~~: You'll find the place tom. o~ bell collar, vicifi!ty $chool• & t , • ; 'l"l"J 1 !Soll ,&fudu~); ""' w. Bay St., CM 6t6-0073 elec. deluxe apt.. Pool,. rer . brunches and barbec'uea. "' ---. ebriftte. Look for t he Mesa Verde, Costa Mesa, lnstrudlons 575 Dtgreuers & all. ~ LO\\l'ER 2 Blt 'ept.. encl. room, beaut.. coµrtyi.NJ. Starting.as low at $140.Slngles, one and two-Sl40 rDo. 552-7097. CABERNET SAVIGNON -546--0lG9. bJ;iibteDl'rt ii 10 minutf pr., dh;hw1hr. nr So. Cit Child OK. Sl6J. 2 3 2 O bedroome; furnished and Unfurnished. Sorry ClrrE 2 BR Me .. Cororia del ).'our ~ue ii here 80 don'I FOUND German Shepherd :· tr ····-....--bleach for white carpet1: Plazf, $185. 546-7021. Florida, 536-3976 no chlldren o r pets. Models open ddlty 10 to Mar to share w/(em 25-3Q. iw, Jong. mixed male dog, approx. 1 ' •Interested In Saw your money by -~ LGE 2 BR 1!udlo, 11'1 ba, -WALK t o BEACH-7.Llveblg ... atOakwood. S95m~.yluiulll.6!5-2536:.. c·~H FOR COINS yr.ViclnltyPaula.rino, A·.R-1 Es-..... me '.,tra trlti•· ~deu • · ROOMMATE WA'fED -Colla'M•aa' -· "' -"'"" Uvlns ·nn .. dlniJlc mi. A new crpll, drps. Sl !'JO. mo. I & 2 Br. Cpt1, drrps, O 1. " G d A r:I I · Silver , Gold:' qoJ~l)oi,Ls. .. _,. .-.r.: A '· t M ,. Avail Sept. li. 979-81120. dshmhr, 20:; 15th; 308 16th. ' a"woo,. ar en Pl . men • Student 01... FOr tai.ls A«Um~a~ u.:S. T)pe, FND 9/7. Youi,a fem!. Seal-Car,er7 ~ ....... ny rm. , •. so. j * LCE. ne"·cr 1 BR. 847-3957. . ..• call 642·*'2 8 pm to 10 pm. Foreign and Stamps Needed point Siamese'. Atlanta &: couch S10. ChaJr $8. 1' yn. Retrlg., bltn.. $13.5 mo. No BEACHBLU.Ff: Apts. Newport Beach SHARE Condo w/woridng PAY TOP DOLLAR Magnolia H.B. 8362 Don-gf • ~ .ecp. Is what munts, l'IOt lrvlne and 16th gal. Pool, Nr. ()CC,' S8'1 util OLD COIN SHOP caster, Hlg. -Bob. mGoode~ •. 1.,,.:!° ,..~t m,yaielt children or_pefl. 8374.J,7. 2 Br., 2 Btl'., pool, paHo, Rel "'1.1.'"".wi. E-SlD'E 2 '8R SlSO dshwshr. ~1 Ellis Ave. 645-0550 • 642~8170 Incl. ~.5-6477 or 548--0912. 222 Forest. LB. 494-7777 GROWN. white male cat. B!Uns, -·1~, .hi .. ~. Adlt1. 847-22'lti. U t.1:1: .a-1 G•ran_11 for Rent 435 * MEN * long hair on tall, while flea "'· " ·u-,.. •r-• Apt. ntum. -....,...... • -IF YOU ARE SINCERE • collar, vie. J.t on r o v la No pell. 60-95J'.t.. 2 BR up~· apt. New Vf_/w New--...'lt. h•ch Furn. or Unfum. 370 STORAGE NEED A lST CU.SS ES-Wil~n. C.J.1. ~7557. v -Int cpt thrucut. . dispoaal, PVI'• St I -·"•nal l .. an• rv bltlns, . · 962-8a'78 for .. -Costa Men ora&c or r~•ca<f" CORT -CALL 833-9328 or FND: Blk pt·Slame!le ma e ___ !_. appt to"¥!· PARK NEWPORT Vehicles, funlltnre, etc. ~959 836-9360. 0 NE H 0 UR cat. Very thin with white P-ramlc Ocea• View LRG. 2 Br., I •II' 4plox. APARTMENTS M•pl• Ave, C.M. Mer Apl 5. SERVICE. collar. Vic. llit St .. & Elden Brand Now !.wclll'Y Apt<. Crpll, drps, RIO. lndcy, ** NEW ** Office Rentol 4IO PROBLEM Pregiwicy. eon. C.M. 642-368'1. • ~bttlnwnc; patios. gar fncd. Child ok. su:i. Oft th'e · bay • -~ ftdent, 15)' pip at he t I c LADY'S 14 kl gold ring, nr. l-3 ~ 2"' ·BA. 2-2 BR, 1 BA m.'.su1 . Luxury apartment Jtvina cv-• · -;.,,. preg'nancy co:uf1Jellng. Abor-Orange Co. aii"pdrt, 9/8/72. • 1210.1325.. -.. .. ~ .;.,5' w , erlooldnf the waier, Eojoy LA c~TA_ APTS. ~~""· '1111/nnm tio~ • Adoptions .. t AP-<;all 54$-1682 •. -·. 0 Llc1n1lng' P r ep. For 613-814& or 496-1181 NEW In< :;~.~~ .. _;Yin!. th '-·· .... W. c··-... ··~ 0 p Tl •r,:,,,,..;""':=.~--=,:,· =:.,..,o: Walk'19·1fWlQl\ttofl i'Center. $750,000 .heal •pa, ..... m. A\~ //JJ"S IUU!;, ~. FND. 2 tiny Yprk,shire Ter· Full r •rt m1 ~ -SMOG tree. ~w 2. BR $160/lllQ.1P) 'g,•:0-54l?. mlrw: pools, 7 lla;bted ten-1 & 2 Beef room W . .. '""W ESCORT SERVICE rlers -Vic. Mlas:i9n Viejp, e R.:E. S!sm & Biers ~ udk) apt; Crpts/dl'J)ll, pr, .. · • · nl11 court•, plu• mllet of • BU!ll·lf'.& f Shar, carpels , A D'ftANJ(·~J{@. Jn o.C. NEEDS g HAR p call to ~nt;l4'· ~1627. • Sares SUcress Training lndry tacU. 496-'1'369 or 3 BR, apt. "-f.· 2 BR apt. bteycle tra\11, putting, ahuf· • Drapes e: Walk in closets -~-A17R GIRLS 833-9328 or FND. Gray kl.tty with white • P lacell\fnt Asst for arads -~ · . $185.· 21'13'J' "'BrookhW"!lt. Oeboard, croquet. Junior-1'• e 'Swiinm.iiig POOi ~.'~.~'':!~.\:!f:1~~"Ht=1~1:,~ 8J6-963IJ -• collar.' Costa Mesa 557.$77. w/leadlng broken 'I 2 BDR.,,;.,' 2 BA,, flvs. t)'pt:i. Call £163..22:)1.';!f --· tl'C>IJ1 Jl\4.50 mopthly;, aJ90 ,1 ft tllar·~ ; . r,'.','ctltlf!,~ ••• •• .. :o<,11N,l•llWJ CO.St V""CENT J, pre.ate r a. • Day lt Ev~·~~ ·drps, bltni: 19S'..7058 .tier 6 LARGE 2 BR, l story 4.plex. and ·2.IJedroOm plant and • E.jclos!ed Garage . " hw11 lrri'~ "'~ FND: Golden R e·t r ·I ever e Tuition Relmb, Planf -\]Im & wknc.lit. Cpls, drps. r/o .. pr. fncd.. 2-•tory town housea. El* · 'Alf · IJtifit" p id i:,...,.,.,OMlil NI Nlllm·Fl'll DDOl.WtOLWt:.A Urrent tt!:at you call )'OUJ' w/collar. no tags Vic. Mesa e Broker Re'e'""'J Program hfld OK 1135 ••1 ~5 'bic kitchens, prlvale patiqs 18$ 3 f~~]JCH'J~( ~er.sister! Im p or t i. n t Verde North C.M. 557--337•. $110 NEW 2 BR 11.pt, bltne. 11r1v. c ' · vr ~"" • or bal~nle1, ~tfnl, dta· • f:nmlly business. YELLOW .& black canary For Information Brochure tpatk) er porch, $195. Adu!ta," 2 BR l pl. Closed ~, IM''rfe~ t Subternhtan park. ..., Adlilte. rMi pet1 D~ apace . ~vallable $50 ALCOHOLICS Aoonymous. type bird vie. Btookhunt I: (714) 541-1192 llo peta 4$6-1115. Crpts, drps. Child I: am in"'J'.th elev&lor.s .• OpUonat, Walklng distance to mo. Wi.U provide furniture Phor>e 542-7217 or write A"·-· H.B. """:..""'.,· , " ~ G·-11 • -~-' · • pet ok. 1140/mo. 847·8149. • ho · .,.., ---"= --·~· • . ma aervlct. :Jult north et s PPlll«" er. al $5 mo. Answering aervice P.O. 8o¥ 1223, Costa Mesa. FOUND 16th Place Coll~ 325 No. ·!Old) Newporl BJ. NB .att Bluff ' LRG. 1 BR a}ft, S125. Wtlh or FaAhlon Island at Jamboree 354 Avocado St., C.M. available. 222 Forest Ave, E s p ----'1-.ro.. on T ,_ plat m tEdmond F J ckson I ~. A ·1 alt 0/1 '42·970I ::.::.: .,.."'" ~-' ' ' ~~-.. ~a..... M•sa. Ca!JI, ~· e w • o I,.._ ~ , ~ w out re ... ,.. vai 'f ind Snn Joaquin Hin~ Ro1d. =: "7"';;: ~ efc. .YOur bome..ctul>Prty., .tq.i. 12S.0Uf, ~. · ... • R.E~ Edlicaticn lir>ot 1964 .e DELUXE e 17272 Ash Ln, HB, ,842-4549. Telephone tn•l "4-l~ New Waterfront Otticea Rev. Mickey, ~130L FOUND man's wa , ,n, 4 i ~R.,2, ~ Aiif: ,fqr }eue. FOR Rent ·apack:lu• 1 BR 1 (or rcn~11.I lnfonnaHon --------~ B'rom $270 Month JAP~ boy needs home near jetty, CorOOzi cte1·'M.ar Academy ' ~ apac.. muter aplte, din apt, dish ·.wa.fher, rehllg., 'NEAR · _... • ._.nu 20 . . ___ wtth !arnil att·-•'·· h' h h ··~ ~1 Re•l E1t•t1 'mi A dbl gara~; auto door ttpts. drapes, $127. 846-5121. 'OCEAN . I: BAY. LG E -~•UDIW ··-· Pr.im&.--..tlon .. Y cuuu.>g ig State Beac • ,,........,;,,, · opener avail. Pool . I: LGE. 2 BR ."tud io. Encl. CHA&.l\UNG 2 BR APT. :~~~ lN~~-A:: A~ 341'8aylide ·Dr .. N'pt. Bellch sc~l. ~· '.:._ -lRlSH setter, we.ll ·tralned.' . ln~::~::t~lh!ls l"'"ti-reatlon reu. •ar., paHo &: JclK'ed yard. GREAT FOR CPL TO F~· Bill ,Grund.Y RI.tr. 6TS-61~ ~ in ,F.SP, ~feta Vk. Mesa V.-rde Shopping • $275 • T T 11 EI R • 2 BR,.2 BA. unr. SZIO Reysics, A.st t 0 I 0 g y &: Center 551-4457 . (GJ ap~ed. M/C, BoA l ,. COMPLETE -...... and pr));. ,aerv., ~. ~ rentals etc. ~7080 . or: ll3S-2l72 • . • • . I c.mng• . . : . , r. '. iPARKLliia• WHITE· New~ ctQl'!P, ·Any time, 644-11$3 n<u. Cement, c0nc,..,.. · ' .. CEMENT Work . • Pltios, poo\ decks · ete. lJc'd 6 bonded. cairai; 1._~_ PA'l'IOs.s!DEWAU<S • ' CEMENT CONTRACl'Oll Call Mu ,***-e CUSTQM CEMµIT WORK Drives. WALKS. P'tiot.. pool ........ Don, &q.4514 PATIOS.PLANTERS" All C:Onttete wOrir. Brick. slumpetone wk. ISf.35.13. PATIO! wa1lm, ,,,.._ Sa,, break, rem.ow I: itjiiace aincrete. 5@.-8668 for esJ. Sldewolks & Pal~-'- Lk:'d/Bond<d 645-""" $150. No peta. 842.-4549. ER TA IN . Private patk>s, lush forest n ,.;sn ·ap.oe · ·avll!lable $50 privale readings. 542-1778. . . !=::======:. 86?·4m.bfo• WR,Y. NB $140 Ni(.'e 2 BR, crpt, drape~ Yf~IENDS. ON Ly $210 aetting. ~rtll, gaa paid. mo. ·WW prevlde fumtture FND S\\'f,ater vtc. Newport Mana1ted by Yr.L1' 673-190!! · ... · _ __._ Socia•·ctubl 5~ H bo ''' h 10 t·r •= -.,....-------· WI,LLIAM \VALTERS 00 rn~ · & OV'f'n & a:arage. , · · 114 E. 20th St., C.M. ~8-0137 a t....., mo.:Answer,ct& tlf:n'll'l:Or r . 11r r ~ · "" 1 Y . .,...,.. AIRLINE RE.'iODEL or r t! nova t «, ·'I • . 962-452'1. Sli:ACUI-'1", fl.fnnor Apts, , l Hurttinrton &.•ch avanalftif.·1'117S :aeit.ch mw. 8622. General oon~t?tolt .. 1t1n&. ·• ~. UfltUr:n. 36S Lanun• 6·eac'h ~r. $144. ~ Br. $li>j, Ppol. ~~· .. HunUngton Beach.~ 6f2-4l2l .fIND YOURSELF KJ'ITEN w/white pa,'Vll, chin & Lie. &: bonded. 30 )TL exp. ·Y · • Ctpts, drps, bltns. earl» HUNllJNCTON --:card e·ns BAY \f'1iw OFICES IN"'OOMEONE F.LSE. & stomach Vic. nr Irvine It Free est. 831-~. " .WP,Or't 'lk1ch · 'll ·lo)···• . .. .. 1 d1sJ'~. 152."i Plnl"1!t.(1& Ave: AptK. ·Helt -rat, :Bolaa Chica. Deluie, a~IUoned DISCOVER Flower St., CM. ~!!. J Ac K Tau J.a n e-RepaJr OCEANF.RgN1T,· condo, 'Ask about 01.11 dlacount. 846-llm.'',CO!npare . See RedeC!'!'ted. lJd9 ma DISCOVERY Lost 5$5 TRAYn AGENCY mod ddl :ll EXCWSIVE BlucBtrd .,fl<ll> .• J> BR , SIS-0682 •• 640-83'0. wha\;,;<;u",...li\;,.sl ... Fr .... alononitci, Bkl'. ~ 11~ 213138'0-3393 ;::c'd. M: W~-Clp.~.::: elevator A pool, S400 per * DELUXE 1ge. '1. BR apl·l ,$130 ·-S1.6P., • PROFESSIONAL S u t t e, ' ~ . . ' -EXECUTIVE mo., lYT. ieaoe,'1~1169. ba, ~ip,, ""'"· blths, gor. DELUXE Apt-pelv. patio. ,. .... ~ -. Heil at Bola& TIME FOR LOST 9/6 vk Me.aWkV•d'd" CAREER >1.Ad~~~1'k*• RemodeSo "·~d"' • 1 DMJ .., .. ~ , Lt aT"rl ......... i..eet ays TRAINING rt" · ~w c • n, -·RESJD~-, Melrlf--.... -. • % blk lr<>m oce~n. Yr .. '!lll~.,lu)f, ttn-Chi.,., ·ll>B-l -27 51-n>O, . 1--o> ~ -~ .... ,.,,.= c ' ,-. -~ -1. ~-;; _---~~ ~ -· -"~~"'" l'OUn<\ "" 1 2'&'5"/m~. -\llo,·Jllf!.,.s~/i>p.11•d• 84&-'""' "'UICK CASH ! 814• 642-8581 °' 545-J'm"" ··~ -..--~·· ..a.HAT:_:__:__~ _J DELUXE ·2 •• , B~. a Ba. n.4/548-7297. es:!= --·~. • -BA-~-totttaf"·for rent ,, . wker\(is. Ylt;kl. R;eward. ~ A Electr,ic~ .. lT ,J)()Wf'l ON . i '1:.: ~~ ~:'. ~~ .. ~ ~:i;:..i:. &:ft~~.!"':'!~ -:· ~:°" 11~ :."i! on ,:i . T~~U~H ~ ";'.,.';.;~:::. ::: ,. ir in11 , HOMEOwNEilS""'"' TffS: BAYCWB 'I 516-lOM. ' !')'tat. ltrlll> w .. Bay-Aw. • VIEW • nf: '.~!' ·'I"' DAILY PILOT (7 I IJ WJrlni.~~repa!rw. t ,"9t , fJPPER,l~ ~ B~ enet a:ar. ~· Seelna ..ia Believing! t .• • ~'--·5 .lines, 5 d&yt rot 5 bucks. _ )cf'lOO(:J 220 V 545-8121 IB~&~,,!':.·"P.!.v., .. Nrs=:-· I =·~·~l)oRb~atA= CANALL 3Br.dk.ne~~~~d1 ~~!~:r·:d~~~v~· 0s~~~:.~j{~°!! WANT 'AD A~wantadil..-&oodtn-p· ~!~' .-Ga .~., 1.· _. ...-8.PR , ,,•VJJ . .1• ,_.. ~val . · Blvd ~ ~1'l'i.'J. - Elo ... ~ .. w~ll"'-tr•,_, Or.1W·mo'.~15 Y{ty ••. ,l.dujll.•no pets. !>$.,Elev•.'°"·"' .be•cl!. . .. ,, ... • ·= 642•5678 """tment. QC/ t C BOB'S GARDENTNG ideacet ,..RJa va,wt to 1he ' Newport Beedi 6~2124. Pool, secunty. PJ..U . .W siPaJ,l ~~ce . '!lite, · ..,_ ' .!.. ~ a LANDSaAPJNG mea. Desl;n.d:'in &be 1t1perb ' 31755 Coast Hwy. S. Laguna Newpprt C,nter. 644-8814 orj liiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii / ·~ ' Irvine l'ndustrial ..., .. ...., .. ,.,'F"ncl! uadi-Now"'" Helilofo · 499,2835 . .64Z-11lll *' * * * 610 E. 17th St. Compln••· _ tlon landtcaped Jib a royal NEW duplex. Yearly. 3 BR. 2 . * 'Jt • ~ ... _ .. . ,.,..b. Ba. sm, 2 Br., 2. 0., 1215, * Nk:e . 2 Br. Pool. ,<;ar. BEAUT. 3'BR,.2 BR"' hach., 8vllMlo >Rental W . ' Sa\ltci •na 501~.o!ter """' Frplc.,· ·ocean/bay, vu . C'rp\l,d,rps,•dullll~Jblfets. 'terrace, ocean· vieW, nr !!'-----------------,. AL'S Landscaping. T re •Unexcelled view1and 962--0349 or 21.3/694-U~. Quiet. $16:i. 612--80Q1. beach. ~570fi am, 675.-0146 OCEAN yiew ·pane]ed ottlee. 54U655 ~movai. Yard remod91W. ::•;o i~ '°' , WATERFRONT spac. ' BR. ' BR, ...... d ........ patio. , ~p~m.~-~~~~~~ A•"""' 800 .. tt. 2nd noor. Trader's Parad1'se Traih ... 11.,. '°' cl•-"' wa ocean &: lam rm., boaUdck avail. ~e. Adult•. No . pet•. easy aeceu, good paridng. allfi , Inf .ttepm,.~en, 6'13;lle6. ~i~ha~:-O=~t I Part turn. yr Jse. $325. YeW 548-5300. $300/mo.-Open· for in-F or Qu cat11>n o EXPE'RT J aR.ane1:e . . Sa Balboa Bay . MZ-3559. S.nt• An• I lenbll jf,,_a) aj)ecUon 9:30 to 4.. Go by & !!!~~!!!'~~~~'"' Gardener, k n ~w-h_OW)i l'9 mlnuto. lo th• Bay Cub 11,~B=R~. -,~lo-.. -.. ~be,.....ach.~~N~o ' I ~------' ~-~I look &: then call Miu LQ.. I i nes . FRENCH &: GERMAN upkeep: plant, P¥t. ~ tririJ ~-=~i::; f1! peU. $225. NEW deluxe 4-plex apta, 11 1 fi~~~ ii, M~: ~ =~eacher. cleanup. !J63..348S, , •1-<·bo!lr•"""ty Geo. Wlltlamaon Ritt ~10 BR. Cl'pu, "'"'" bllnl, Roomo 400 0,.,. Hwy CdM .. ·t1'mes iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l* LA'NQSCAPl~G "* Mumed suard·howe OCEANFRONT. lge •. 3BR, 2 de:bwhr,·balcony. encl pr. MacArthur ·~tlon tu' NewJawrta,Sprt'r11t ·~·· ~ entranc:e-vl1ltonllCttctlOd ba. $325/$315/$425 Nr. •Sa. Cou~ •hoppln& JiOOMs-$18 .wk. up w/kil. I> I O C I' ·1~ d~ks, cleanup. State,JSO'd. ,,.peryouriostruetion1 ._ ..... Co RI .. ~ ...... center. Call 543-2321 or -·~ k A ·-r me , r•nt• ounty d II _ ... _ 531-1225. '•' • '"Closed circuit 11CUritj TV , u-w•n " trs. .O'l't""W.l.I 557-1045. ._.. w up pts. ~ Shoppin9 Center Sp•u 0 ars . r .:::..:='---'-..,,_'---1 Llahted subkrr1ntui 3 'BR. 2 ba, frplc. 1 bl:k to n>ODthly rate• 2376 Newport JOOO SQ FT EXP. Hawaiian Garde•-. puklnr I bch.1>15 y•llrly. Nn pets. Sant• Ano Halght1 Blvd, CM ~9755. XI • • ~mpietw '"'"'"•Ins ·~ nt ~-A -"·by11!fi119 v!--•-~1, •~ -' • Priv1te elevator liUVicc 67J.-2455 · PVT beth vt h -..-~~~~ -™"''""''" _.._ ... · h bu'ldl $135> l'!Jo, 2 BR, st~~. rehie, · ,;.., P '" 0 me' Spaces available ·• 1113 .ac ln Santa Ana Cur JR. ahopp'"'"' center, val. ~=:lit w~k:!r• 1 1 \VAT.EFU'RONT chann. 'Yr· crpts, clo~r gar. children ~y~d a&"'~~·k . .Nr. in co.er k>caU.ns. yon Hilis. 'vu. horses ~ $125,IQI, tr': A clear; wUl GRANDMom:ER wishes to EXPERIENCED and • A~rtme.nts desi&Ped · 1y: S2!3 mo. 2. ?W-;, t_pt, ·c1rpg. ck. ·1542 ~hard ·~:1 · H.B. ,,. Call L. 1: :Mohler Want 2''-35' boat. ex;, Twn, trade tor T.D.'a.. mnall ~~~ eves or v.1."ekcnda. ~bleitlmaea:m:_1mmoe, ' All.elettric k1tche;'' "\Vh.lle Elephants" oyer-run-•• vwtc N~CE ·room wlth cooking P~CY J!. COODWIN 00. ?i.'tiM.1592 'aft 6 pn\. ' . AGENT 5f7-s807 Scfi01:tl1 & • . $Ch;qol1 ~ .. . with• M1stet'110 .. A.. Dock ivail. 675-11.a S I •· h ' . 714: s.41-515.5 nv.•-,. FB. 'app'rbx l41t house, etc. .,_.."""", t lll:'tl e1 . Privit1.patio-bakonit1 ntng your house! Ttµ'nrthefn LARGE apt 3 BR; 2 BA. 2 pr1vile~s ror working man. 17J6.J.738 Anahrim C J.f ln1trudlon1 515 'ln1f'ruC:ftons , 1 115 Firepla~• with !ouch· Into ""--h" .. , ,.11 t•·m blk fu beach . ""'ti . ..-..,. l67 Sherwood, E.,Of. G-·~ !loo• oUl-a' ~ :,_ C'OMMERCIAL !I~ bldg., 21,j •ACRES No, CaUt, controlll:d JU Jo1 llshte.r1 "'°" '"' ' ~·r ' u • .,.., •vu'"' .. ""' --'"'' one tenant; val. $60,000, Trees, dole to town I: Wall..,.o-wilt carpet thru a Daily Pilot ClusU\ed bltns'. $250. ino. ( 213) FURN. ulil, studer:it/preler· ,ff. $100. 660 1q. ft. $115. tree I: clear. WW trade lake. S2'kX>. vaJUe. Trade Ii . OM>rdinated custom ad! ~Z..5743. red. Close to OCC/UCJ. S55 Prlv. to.llet11, pkg., n r for T.D.'L . for car, or '' ,. ".draperies Apt. Unturn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. · 365 mo. ~. Newport Fwy. Schwom;, · AGENT 547-5907 . 1714) 835-6208 ~, ~~~ ...... l~•,1mirrored ** FURN. rm. w/prlv. 67:>,-~. Radio. Televiskm teatlna :=-.,-:-- Ult:-H11dtl111tor •. Beech '"·th m' ~1v. hOme. Near " T H E FACTORY" 27' Jnbd cruls. laCboat, 1966 .1 . l irilt.jn w1tb1n "'· "" ri • con· equlpi'rtent, ne\\'/Uled'tUbes, Royal Vlklne ·~ va.I; sun ray filteredt0l1rilaa OCC & shop· a. 549--1061. 1latlng of 32 unique boutique' componenta, !ooh:, misc. for :w/Npt moor.+$740o.viJ. Sea- t& •Jncludel "'The Ve.r11illn F .1 Aft , OLDER bachelor, to renl &hops. ha1 2 openina1 in .the OB boat or Pr. Street Hon-eond 2nd TD45.100'v&J •. Trd Club" am1 y ' air room my }Jome. 1502 Orange mall ranging from • mo. da 90, 548-9832 'alt ~ pm. all or pt for mlr tun ~ u n1.,,. "A"l"'leo t)'p<• ' live .. C.M. 64&-5310. 425 30th St., Nowport Beach, TD AnE 19'i5 Olds 88. """. '.~!]i,bar.., ..... ~,btated pool T' -•-l % .. ,...,_,,,_ MEN ONLY -Lovrly room, 673-9606 or ~. air • .,.... ~· oond, for Med.Iler. 'G6 Olda Della 88. Full pwr. --" In -st, l' ;, ,.,,_ EXC I E 11th S CM •~ I 4flM ml, '63 Chev l4T PU, Exercile1nd 11w:i1 room ••irllllltliff... prlva~ hbme, S61S mo. · oc. · t,. • · ranean Jivltl or ,formal din-81.m_ 1on 1 "·'· i..i,.,aMt~ ~ 9'PP. •IJllJ;fd room "" "• ~lTI3. 1~ Fine · blda I: prklng. tns nn of comp&l'Able value m. fth ""~ el J>U fonml ptdeno • D11;,ot4 for• hi -·KW• Room ·& l!oaf'.d 405 5111-"'541 "' 5'4HEll1 , ·116U311. ' .;. Von 60.o6l1. ' Jr~""' Unfurni,,,.. IO fl ' Pl Rentals Wontad 4'° CONCERT calil••• vlolln,' COSTA Meaa 4-p,... $55,000 $udio.l,l,AJ-8'd,..... . ~oor "'s I ROOM•boardcheaptolady -• ' ·-....... ""'""~· CoM ' vator24-pl•!l'l!or!lJO,OOO 0...1bodroom/1n14iol h for c:ookiri( t ~tneal. EXEctr11VJ; tamlly,, all s25o 'rfeW,. "Will ttade: for • All l!tt 2 an, Wlnt 'Dalla . /'lnimSI9S To c oo·s· Fr'm l . '· . -. adult•, want ID ..... 3 .... sood """'"Ion 10""' bike Pf, N. San DI ... or lane( !iti':!~:.r:.'ti!d~~~9S '15 ,.,,.:0 Me5· : -·: Gueit-Home:.. 'tJS Br__.f:.om", Corona de-l Mar or f~7i8. J ' a ' 87J.n7'8 or J.721-2749_. Tl" ""llt1 1 · \ . art1, er oce~'lfroM. 8Mboa f BDRM, J.:ui=t pat I? l:t BO 21 Modcl&.opca 9 1.m . 10 6 p.m. ' • ..__, J . ~lna\11-. Ne«d • OctL 1!i. largt ~ f•l"'.ctd >4: t.lunl.1 I 'Ch AT ' open t1tll1 on hit 1 Dishwostitrs. dl'09-ll'l stovts, power v.-it ,_s. +PRIVATE \JtOOM* $350 mo. maximum. C.11 t~n Beach A~.~ f')' mr'l~ wortt,. THEN£\\' iropes &. carpets thtvout. .tOi ambWalor)' lady. Gopd N11.ncy ~.~ Ml'lft fq{y 'fot i,.rid fJt TT . . · VlllUf. l\'ant metf\an tooli · Ttnnis Court, l'ools, 80f'·l-Q'tf1b;Hlt loori. · ) food, . nlct d)eerM aur-. tlinl Frti 1 '° 5.' ···-·1 sa.rm .., tr':, ru, camp, bu, th\111.of . 1 1 lo•kll Boll, ChRdt,.1 Ploy Aroo, 1!r" SIOff .1 .mtllldlnp. val, ml Placcrttla, 557- recrt alion l ldg. wilh lilliard Room, 1'.Y. -;1 *Call' Gtl-475.1 * ~RE ,'Mll'idna ~WOODLAND HUii home, HAVE 1tte I: clear M5-M Sou ' I I 3 bolrm hOlll• or i•I lli6,000 val, rAlv 127,000. ~ ~-W ,._1 11 ON THE BLUFFS -· Car4 ' Potty Room• ~I"' not PRIV. a S.m~Priv Rms. w/rl' .ii lndly hookup11. Br 2\i Ba, •i;;;;j;,.... plan•, ~. · 111!1 ...-Inoo111C ·'' · AT NEWPORT S...Rool. lltn <il''lad)o~ to parll . i::.ttlill\t ..,., 99l'JTl3 1111 u.C.... ..... 'Mqt11 °"" wl~~"!r;;-a.o1toi I PNle N.wPOft·~. t.lct nttd oo.,. Cort Ct ntt r with tutdoor ,,.,' a t;hopl. N mealt. 6:4IO g!m.) " Rltr. l609I$; I • • im:tl8il la, i°'::.~~:i-:<-yon1.,, , ~· ' ~ Pil'il~ONAL i:,.-:11 1wAN'i'·1.&.vacont''IOO" •• ~ "-·r s r-,.., .. 1111 10 1---1 '4 '--HI r ile • ' I r.iolly WM!:' H<, '!'ve'_jow -,i flff!1a dHlriif!iil . A* rnel'Clal. sult•~I< lot -....... ., ' ..._ ,_,, ... """ t I ·~'!,II •,. C&ftd !qr U )W _,14 do. '*,~ ~ J1!6.%t1>0. ... )'&l'd.JIAV-:Jlfru eqi<i1J ,,_ 1llr S1llltl llOot _.. • eoo.l 640_ l_WAIUlll , •. ,1m11r~.•WM, um~ -ltW'l·t<Um ·iW~11< EirPl!anto•1 ....... -1n-1 11r1:~. ...,.1 .Q! ... f ...... ·-r lJliO .. jiibtt OUr -· alnr ..... _,,......a..,. .. ... ' _....Dlllorola "r : .. A2·0629 ' 1 PUdlsit ODl"'""lllorYW•' ,.., "Calll" ,., 1&1 --.._ t=:=~· 1~714~, )~6'l~-~Jf _J.~~ "7 I nn;,, S dliro trrl lllltb. 9tn l Dolf.Piiot ClollllJed * , If J< * *' ~-----Clll ll!Hl\1.• '·' •di J --~~~~~~~Ill!'~~~~ .. "'~ ... . ··'----''~~---·· "''""'~--~~ ...... ~~-"--.-.--~~-"'"'-''¥ t • " Newport-Riviera early achievement ce~~r -. AGES 1·f YEARS • P""*"'""'' lx,--r. -r-lser• • Acoredlhd ,P"'91•m ~-Gr ; r. e Half 0., & FUii Def """a"'' ~ M . . • Pheoilco·Numller Conco ... ·kleMe ~ C"'t• T e Arts & Crafts, Music i Dtnct • ConYWNiloNJ Sponlsh I f I'~. • n•o. or r . ... L •• .... p. •• * •• 'd. , ' i I ' ~~~~I ...---f.5'1Li:i· 'il;~·~D!J~·~r~' =·;·~1 ·~·~mi~··~~!:':u·· •• t. L t •: • ._ .. ...,,_ t:.. w M&" JM HolpW-.•••71 .ia1p_w..-.oa. M&" lit ........... &.710 ...... w-.Ma 1'710 tw,w-.M& ""' ti111>W......i.Ma "m HolpW ...... MIP Home Jmorowmtnt. , A·, rttk C~ l'XPI R ~ .PBX ~ , N.AJ.£, oytr 21. t.an • put NUR.m ..,_ •Al a ¢1; A ml I I T;r1s.-1 -• ........,., lledTi· ·-°"'""" CPA Pl!( SWITCHBOARD CEtESCO -· ··-· ~ .... GooD -· Call Mr. • .s.,dtr. -....... -Illa.'• Exper. only, Jlunt. J:'I,. plumtq, brick BBQ, ~ $llO UCEPT. ' ';.'.,.CE"'.;...~1\1(, -bt '41)4H0, DI'• Pia. 'If.£, nth SL, ...... m.!5SI. 1. i!rJ>raU. -. u-"'· pmm/1Jfo <>Pon N...sed .Jor our bui1 INDUSTRIES .,... n':4m "' ,._,, EXPEliiiNC£0 mtdlCa1,., c.u: • • OFFIC~ 'iEMPORA~T H•ull"' Jr. Aceol.mtant ()ptn dtalenblp. .Autocnoble ' ' Surf A SlrWn. 5930 .... ctpCSon1at. cau Mr. Slvdn' MALE ATTENDANT l'OR ~ C1m. T)/1lllt l4llO ~ ........ HrL O>ul llwY, N.B. "6-0\lO. WHD:L OWR P .. m:NT. 9<1PLOAOER a dump truck Exec. Stc;'y Travcl $700+ 1:30-5:30 Moo>l'rt Pb: * MQ..1951 * Summtr'1 Almoll eoo. \rtan. ~le &: ••ph&JI Socretaritt to JQO ~2500m19 aft 10 -.in. H.1 Immediate COOK. uper. for h'I nur. l''C•~yj· -~ --,-:--- ... but we 1t.lll have ""'>; 'Opilning1 For: me:nt he1me. _Apply "' "' lMri ' Meneoer tralMe & ottemporarYotttcejobswl ~ 6 brtaklor. D@ntalO\rttdo lo$500 ·AiJTO POLISHING Parkhortt, 992S La~~ ........ , .• ~.Jt S1ft1man top ..... lnttl'f_.1-v ~tllO. Olctaphone Typbr $450 P..11.pit'-· auto po''-" .._ f ,..,..'"' 4, .,_.... ""-Ith.~ DCDC't"'\lrt..ll.tr'I En h k: 1. Id 1 Y"Y• • .,..,. • R pt/PBl! •Alll'I ll'U.U ... ~ uan .. ACco•IMTUIJ . A!a.meda, fort BrooldMnt -·"''••• -··-m~~ w " lr\,.YU"H: ,. Ll\.)\..Jt~/~[L t U&llllf ns. e s Im au lo<:.&J. 2.,..... oUlct Q::i TRIX 4 l11r plant n:moval. ece ..._ detail poeltlont. M'ultl loca· unlM FV) n-u _..."' 'C'."k " <J:PVV'fS Wanted by t I tall , •• jlototll, r.novat~. Y • rd Med, Cal Fridiy $4~ tk.n. G-.th co. Good "'""· , , • i »II check No tee -v "'i: •AGENCY ,.,..,_ i .a "" lort co. srelaftd, ovtr ll. NEWPORT ,.-.. ~ .a COOK --~~In Dr;_ . . FEE P'ID vur r&Piu expnns n gu1u•Yt .......... Move/balll. eon METRO CAR WASH .... ~..., .,..~ ~ f I .. A IU~. 642-1403. Personnel Ag.ncy l9JO Harbor Blvd .. C.M. Wiii hal!dle bllllne, ~: ~ 3()0 11. ld&ln St.. KELLY •1RL Secretary/Constr to IG75 1:,:. ~mon'r.iio. ~~.f;';'.i 1~:~":.r!"~ ~. a:a::raae dtanups. 833 Dover Dr., N.B. BABYStl'IER needed to Job cost •n.ly1l1 & ••-2061 Bu1lneu Ctr Dr. Sl:Cl"etlU')'/BrOkerare $000 Color Tile, mi Harbor DI. _,. 2ru "'" ~- Ftemove treet, dirt, iV)', 6'2..aa:7o kive one l.nf.ant put tbne., S slit In mot1tf.....cl •c-c"UsTODIAN-Ataint. man. . lrvJM . • ~~r to = OL 645-1126. .....,.. or _,,,._ ! ~~ w •1 •. a:radhl(I:. ACCEPTING Applications:· ~-1~~-~k. ~.~·d. coutttl, clotlng. R... .~~~lo. botp. in Be~ 10 am •"';10 P'll O>nstr. l~GI' STOO •MARINE ?.1~haniC11, t XJMT O~;!~ccs 1 ~1 !~ b ~ Cooks Rellei A dinner .._.uua .......... quires ve•r• experf, . , FEMAJ..E bell d tor ll&hl lofanaa:ement Tralneet to $650 • Exper. Alannc-carpenters. worken . -r--tn Wt n t YARD A Carqe Cleanup. lloatH!!l/cuhier Pit WlmdJ BABYSmER. 'MOAdQ thro ence ln ,JW,..ratkwl & DELIVERY of DA ILY r:n wtrwtw A11o !'tt Jobs e Exper. ~larine Painters. Ceran1l<"a. 31966 ~ntfof ffte at. T da)'L CaU Diahwuhtr DYW 18 l")'d. 'l1nlndl.Y, ~ dtl Mar, l11u•nce lnYOI~~· ==A~ O~ :.~I: =.ttnr wc:ft. 488 E. lTth (11 !Nine) 01 Aypp~ in 900 penonLldo. Lido Shlp Capl!tl'Bno, San Juan Ca &nyllme, OIS-!>0.11. Coc1<W1 wa< treu A 1 child. 673-3988, ~. Must u .. IQ key _.. •-· ~..:...:.nu.... 60-lrn 642-1470 ard. Park or .. ;;7;i;;;;;;;,.:,,;;;;i;;;;'-;;;id:I ... ~ ~-1·~·b .. A 6o~ ,...; machltM. & c•IC.. the UN ol a station· Wqon Aun • N.B. PARKING attendant, ti OEN. Ha.....,.. ··~ ""U" ~ pply at -y BABYSITTER. mature, 2 .... ..._ i .. 1 or Van. CblMad Mr. JI.an')' FIBERGLASS man. Exp. in ~ ::::==,...--c-.,..,-,,,,, • p/U me. Top pay, Work b1m. Gar. a )'d cleanup, ;K.1 t ch en, San Juan mornings per week. 5 yr l•tor & -~ •ccur •i;w Seeley, 110 Well 88¥ St,. all 'PhaMI. Pen'Q.. job. MEDICAL receptionist Iran-OranRt or Nwpt. Apply tn Eat. IJ9....230.l. 557-6904. Capistrano. old. 531_2528 typist (!5 w .p.m .) Costa Mesa Meidical A. pension plan. ·JOBS scri~r ntt'ded Immediately person Tuts 1 \\'ed. M~I for radiol<!gy office. Kno~·I· ~IHnlng . ., BABYsrrrER for teac"'1', App.,.,y In Perion DENTAL. PNoctonUc IAb Lake Arrowhead Marinas. Ur9entJy Nffdcd t<!i;:" of IBl\f, Jl.tl'SI' pref. &: 7 pm, at lhe H A I Clerk lite hskpg, my homt. 3 trainee, muat know dental TI4-J31-~l. e S.Crttarltl t\e1r nort Beach. 642-6464, TI.pr Re5taurant, Pac. t CCOUnt ~9 Small girt.. 8 AM 10 1 PM 3333, Horbor Blvd. t•nnlnology A ,,,....,..,....,. -FDOD SERVICE e Rocoptlonlall -Medicaf'Recoptlonili' "'"· N.B. • •"" J.,.11ay, MEU. Oeanln&'. Car)ets, windows, tlool"!I, et e . '!\ealdleom'l, 5 5 7 -6 7 4 2 , S!Mtll. wkdys, Ov.on tr&ll$. 968--2793. Cost•-Mt-1•, C•llf. N:'· ld•"m~,e~. ~ OVtr 21. Alsl&tant Manaa:en e K•ypunch Oprs. For busy dl'l('tor's of11~·e. PO PART TIME BABYSrITER. must be in c irs e. ' t'°'11 for Cood ronceuiol\. Ptnn. e lndustrl•I Bo-.: 143, lfuntingtor. Dench. Dodlc1t011 Cloanin; * WE DO EVERYTHING * Reta. Fl'f:e est, 646-2839 EXP. Reliable Lady wmdd Uke to 'do Hsl!\.\'Ork. Please cell 53l~. Prof. Corpotj Cloanlng Alto windows A floor cart Call Dutch 537-1508, 8am.fipm HOUSE OF CLEAN A/Paya.we, A/Receivable, Pa.yl'oll. Any or all expet. considered. Some typing pref'd. Xln't--eerning1. Short t e r m temporary as.sign. men!. Immediate place- ment Absolutely oo fee. Apply In Person 2061 Business Ctr Dr Irvine Between 10anl &: 10 pm vielnit;y of Ki l l y brook ft!J'I ~~"'A 28. 644-06ll. p/time S2.50 hr. Call belorr Irvine 540-4450 ·---- SchQol:C.M. 979-4677 ~ •• ,,_ . ~~ ~ .-·1 ~ DENTAL RecepUonist. ex· noon. 838-U03. NEVER A FF.F. AT TI::l\:IPO l\J F:DtCAL a!'iri11l8.nt. back CTST-srr---· --r t: I otfl~. experitnt'i'11 only. INDUSTP.l r!s per .. ne.:"'l'ss. oraprevenh t,Vf' ·FRY COOf< TEMPO Call bet\\·n 10-5. 6.J4-l02:i. BAKERY CLEANUP PERSONNEL Apply ln penon only 1 dc..-:tnt otr. Mu<1t be riiht Exper. prerd. ~p:p1y Colony T•mporery Help ' · . ' " c·::>\1r~astic-I cheerfuJ Kitchen, 3211 Harbor Bl., 1>1r..:o. Tran~M'ibcr E x p, s.f6.-06.54. C.M. JOB \\"antf'd-Male s ~ e k I f/time pl ersonnl Dept, Hoaa A 01v. -Of the Susquehanna Corp. DEN REC~ ONIS'r ---1-lo!!f)ifn . Nf'wport Beach. TAL ~.I -GENERAL OFFICE ernployrncnt All chnufff'ft r, _ . _. -~--- Vt'IJ' el' P '.d • Challena:lng AND SECRETARIAL Companion, gardener. Rel!!. Miiiion $ Progr•m position. ?..lust know ,in-• LAGUNA NIGUEl-. Ne\vport area Pref . Open1 in Or•ngt Co. Equal Opoor. Employrr M/F !~ra..!:!: Hnf¥ "~ea Ch . BuUder's 9ttice, apartJ;°ent 6'5-5629. SAiesmen & Sa.lesladles bffd. c Iv I .L Eng.in e er in -g O"nr"'U11'1• records, payroll. Requltt Jr. Secretary ~ 00"'! $15,000 to $25,000 Draftsman, 2 yn, rub-DEN'l'AL-nont olUce, fir), ahortband ' I: typina. Apply Lite 11h., rood typlna. :ri1:·jo~N~ :-::~ noon, windowt, crpt, wan.. 6 )'fl. , ln area. t>42-m4. LADY o.y \Vork division exp-. Work i n 2 docton, Santa Ana. Exp. 9-12 am I: 1-4 pm., &Ute 14, QIU Lon'&lne pply to Mr. Anderson be a 1.1 t i f u I San Juan & ttfa req'd. MC-2119. 27'162 Forbes · Rd., Lquna \\'FSl'Cl.JFF no lnvestment req'd. A I S • · 1311-ln penon Call for dirfo. ADDmONAL v.'Omen need· 1672 Rayno ds, •"'• Capi&trapo, Pl",tmanent. DENTAL Assistant, Oral N1-ueL -~. Penionntl Aaency tion&:. Mr. Al c D 0 n a J d , houaecleanina Reliable, own ~~~~~~'!!:""';:;;!I tnnsportatiOn. 673-:29JS. ed at once to handle In. 'Olristia.nsen • Mi90Ciates Surgery It X..fla)' .exp. Im-GENERAL OFFICE 20-U WeBldtff Or., N.B. !145-9471. No. Exper. Nf't'i!~hll Evenings 6:30-9:30 pm Saturday 10 am-.f pm Must be neat •PP!•l'lnl aaJe~ I:. scn •lce \\'Ork. per n10. Call P·Gff Industries To Ste It )'OU Qualify .... t_ To Start W<>rk lmmeclia~ 776'8551 . i Expert HouHCleening By Day. Rtfs. ' 836-0048 Janltori•I creased demand for Hollda)' ::Equa!CCOp:::por:;::.;E:m:p:lo:y:"=ll-~83~7..3321~~~~°'~'"-~33~21 med 4?pening. Ms.771.9. LAGUNA NIGUEL 645.2770 liiiiiiiiiiiiii MaY.ic Cosmeti~. Sm11.ll in· CHRISTtofAS JOBS DENTAL uaista.nt, .min. 1 Bulldri"a oiiicto; apartment m: Accountant, male, rol· 1 ~ l!!°\!!'il!!''!!!i!~~~!PI ventory lnvestr1t'nl brln~ BALBOA NOW AV.All.ABLE yr. "'p, l\fust , talle good rte0rds, payroJI. Requitt Jere er&d or w/ftlll ftp. MODl'IJNQ> & PART WMi ~It& Monday Only · ! 10 AM-5 PM Jelf'1 Clean.in~ Scrvrce Re1ldentlal -Commercial * 646~3&4 • 1 ~~- gcnrrou!'I romml•"i"'""· Ct\ll MERIT PLAN Si0% Comm i's ion to X·fn..v1, Cnll 847-256". shorthand ~ typing. Full Fast· • accurate w/ftgnrea CH a RM ' 2\i di.)ol a &"•=--~~:.;:! Ht1H-!nv Magic Distributor. INSURANCE demf>nstrators. Free $430 time.Applya,,12am,1-fpm, Pvt clb In N.B. $800 mo. " Station, Ada 833-8648. f.ashiQn .ward,n;lbe . .Absolute-Departmtfut S~orc Suite 14, 27761 ForbH Rd., Call Ll:.i: for appt, 645-3000, SCHOOL 1 lfB. P1lntlng a P.1ptrhenging SC'l \\asiln:.! \h~A}~~~·~!c1't ~14-" MS.l7U iN+-i 'EXT ~nttng, ~ h&nging,. natural wood finlshlrW:. S • 8 -7 9 0 5 or -· "ROFESSIONAL Painler. Ho n e s t work, reas. fJc/l.nl .. Int/Exl. frff· est. Rell. 54>-2T'9. 11olp W1nted, M & F 710 --A,..l mi nistrativ• S•c'y· s::ss -sn2 per month Under gen'\ dir~<"tion, perform difficult It complex clerical, tleno & sec'! '\\.'Ork. HI iehJ. grad &: 4 )1'S. o( Jy 00 invf!Stment of any ' ,. Laguna N~el &111600 ext 17S uNoERWRIT.ERs ·"'""'"''Qelr .. ru;g-e ""~. --J~tf'QR1 -"o EN·L o'Fc rlNe · ·t-i<~YiiuNcHeits ___ · DIRECTOR P I I. perty lecting. Salaried manacterlal · • · Ute h .... lng' • 'W,ill. 'traln ... !5 'f\.:,1 N'eed~ Jnimedlateli·. All . ersona incll, pro ' ·o al 1'1 bl t 'J~ · ,_,,,, ~ Full T C •·hoot casualty&; auto. ~111 !n11.:,:. u~. Carav~t .. "n a'i» STOCK.ME'N-~· ~ld~r Sat.~ sun. sbUIJi; mi.tq have exper. , tme harm .......: U\ "'" .. ..._ """" aPPt. · 1 Xlnt ear,t1n,s. DJ.reCtor for large co. Muat FOr Appolntment CorLtaet Bonnie Pratt 644-1260 C2l3l S!il-3253 or write: GIRL FRIDAY. Great , 'APJtly In Pefton have modeling, +: fashion JE\VEL&BY PARK LANE, Fu)l "Tlme ~Jorthetralnff.,od-. l<'ELLY GIRL baokground. \\ill be to· 1Nc.,·fl616 .·w. Irvine Park vanoe wHh ~ flr,m. 2°'l Bualneu Ct,.. Dr. \'Qlvtd tn pronwtiona.l duties pr ogreulvely ·responsible Equal. Oppor. Employer exp. Ok:tatio11 96 wpm, typ- Rd., Otkago, ·ru. 6063.f, Apply PttlOn! lrd P'lr Ute· tY.Pin& c:ould Mnd. th.II ..-• 1 INine A public relpJJoDa. CLERK TYPISTS BROA'DWAY . 5 Type 50 W,p.m. ·Pit-RT tlnlf' housekeeper. &4th St.. Nniport: Beach.· ·-· P/Ume n101el \\Wk In u for Rm or Apt. Mamt· de1k citric needed. PICTURE Framer beach an:a. Must haw exp. Selllrw, 1ell'!CtU., ing 50. Apply City Hall, .f2l)l LS Campus Dr., Irvine. Cal . Bonklng 926Gl -on OI' before 5 pm, Sep!, 29, 1972 ( 7 1 .f) 1133-3840. KEYTAPE OPR. lo.tin. 1 yr. exper. one., lAct!. 'co. Start $346. , 8ttwffl'I 10 am A 10 pm Call Helen Hayn, ~7 9'0 LAB uSlltanl, feml. 6: :i0-3 Newport Beach · -Olutal ~. · • pm, ~I. Some typing No. <7 FUhlon Wand . ~ :j C.,"1; '. ..... nee. 1375,mo. Rell. 546-<961. D E S I G N ER -Dnttlm&n. '~v!in ~t~ to & IJADIES 1f/pleuant 1peak- HV AC. O:'f office SeDd itn'l dutin. Fun jOb'! f ' Inc YOicH, te)e. work In our Excellent co. benefits ~t work. Call 213: e 1&10 include group insurance, Interview. profit "'"'""· notlrtm"" 1 "'P"R"E"S"S;rO=p-=1-=R~A"T"ott=*° plan, empl())'ff discount • \Vomen to won( tor pt many otbe:N. moldlna pla,ntl. ~, i t nlUme'• hriy nte.-lleply Helen Schaffer .. ottiee, 9-6, M·F, hourly rate P.O. 217, Newport Bhch, Peraonnel Agency • bonus. 846--3686. ADVERTISING SECRETARY r~rl . ~TEND . '::J Type 5.1, ltl 70 ,; Apply ln Penon 1.londay thru 1'~rld13 PRESSMEN .,. ' B01JSE.palntin&, !pl., & ~t.. aocou stlcal cefilngg, n:uonable, tree e 11 t . 11.-7. SEP!'. sale, bla: dlSf•• 541-5846. wallpaper It h8.ng- lnc, 10,m>. Samples The 1\MIJnlll· Great oppl)'. M"' ambfftoul, highly .slj:U.Jed girl. Braim, inltia.UtM,l1J.1. SH req'd. 833-1670. Need Girb \Vilh Ba.nklbi Exper. SECRETARY 'fype 60. sh II) ·- C& 92625. '1·' f'. .. ""l. '262 CanipUa Dr .. ?i(.8 . LAUNDRY A dry cleaning lO AM t1I 4 PM D1SkWASRER$ SUite IH. SOT-mt attendant. Wilt.., aMintn, . . Immediate ~l!lf · lor · ~ ., • GIRL• Fiia.§ fu(oid ·'for tie'°""' A do~-MONTG.~lj,RY WARP , perlen<ed ......,,.... w APARTMENT Mgrs, Exp, cple. I/time. 56 units, TG!ltln, ·Full rtLaint. 846-3727. • Escrow PRESSMAN Exper. Wl1850 mu.!tililh • Day' &. .Nlt1 Eari'1 Body rsb:li. ·sPme laundry, 570 w. C.M. ,,. .. · \. cond ahlft ~1.ftetnt -. ' mu.'!t 'be 1• Or oyer typlna',. _payroll, etc. 2&'16 *Leq1I Sac'y to $625 Personnel Dep•rtmtnt pelie~ on )\Ophle .. ·• 592-5712 . • • • Loan Processors e New Accts. Clerks e "Fallers , .. Por Appointmant Contact Corol Smllh . INn:RVltwS J.5 PM Placentia, Colta Meaa: ()pentns w/well known. legal 7777 Edlf\9tr Av1. . A/or 2650/261S multla. I GIRLS w/lati tnodtl cars lo firm fol' girl w/mln 1 >T· Huntington &.•ch 11 • 1 PROF. Palnttng, aI.. J'll>fl, &OCOWI. ft.II., lnterfextt'r. ARTISf..Join ·a jolly crew In Uc/Ina:. Free est. 66-5191. handsome n t w offices. . A'/a-o Coco'.! picku11 & deliVt'l' envelopea. lea:aJ ec:per. Good ikWs. Apply bl Penon l 846-3686. ' ' Sb., ~In& • dictaph. Plwh Equal Oppor. Employft' I ' 1.-.-=~~u:::::;-;;:;r.rr"'illillC1i3atliiila-11nn needs PAINl'JNG • Honuti.J.~ pftime tteative type who guaranteed work. Imm"-1. Temp. Assignment& ~p~ In Person ' · Finlllclol .SOrvko ~ J 555 W., Ailoms Cotti Mot. ---·C!AMPER l'AC· \;;l .. · PaldlAl>o F.. MARTEC, INCJ TORY. Alurittnwn "T· ' "l!":ien &hal!tr . McmreJU.ESS hoJJ>• ~ 1577 Pi.conll1 Aw.I ... •-·~ _ •740 -can provlde _ tdt&11 ,, , , IUll~· V I.,..., • roughs, fint..hed art, paslie P~G a PAPERING, up11; and handle production 19 )'1'I in Harbor area. Uc & details w/print"f· Posll. for boOOed. Ref• furn. M2-2356. F/tlnM-excel. 838-9360. 2116 lno11..Clr..Dr. ,. li'vlne ' ~m1 call~~ ·a.· tall.:. ~l AphC)' tor ll~ln NarA.Y to cal'f N1wport S..ch ' Exp. oo1ioo <Appi,,,~ 12112 o_. ilr.: >l.B. lor 2 .io.tng dllldren t a 5. ( : •\ ·1.Jc,l Odlr1 '. --,,-. W.,, ...... W,.i.lBth-&&.. ·Costa ~ :B::.t• . • 55i-2nl Free m>m .t: board. Welf.arl! (No Phone calh PleallJ i:!e1&. . . "-LEGAL ~t'.t,ry .~)CO!lJ <I: lady ' OK. M>.22C ftw Equal Oppor. ~-p,._l Equal 0ppor: Em~'°"'"' DISHW _,HE.r- BAllMAID under •OO, will F /time-Nltes. ~Appll In Between. 10 am I: 10 pm Pl11t1r. Pa!Cll, Repair · ASSEMBLERS train. 18311 Newport Bml., dZ / penon, Colony' xitdlen, 3211 Colt& Mesa betwn f a..f. ' , Harbor BJ., C.M. , ffO.USE!<Eg>ER:, 'BullMta ~ expertenc:e. Frt,,.. ..,,,., phone 6 age. -,., exec. wtl4 · yr." e1 1 d 1>enen11: 645-~., . . ' * PATOI PLASTERING All t;)rpes. })'ft estimate• Call"""'825 Plumbing , Drailll unclogged -S7 .so Se't\'er line to 100' -$15 'lit 54!}-rio:l * T i>L11MB1NGe- 1na1au-Remodel-Repajr Free Est. Uc. MS-8772 COLEP LUMBING 2' hr. ltl'Vice. 645-1161 • ur6ENTLY NEEDED A~seinbltrs & Packers BEAUTY Opn. wanted-12l ertca Dl.SHWASHllR ~Y ahop. No tOllowina lnterviewin&: tor:WOl'k in Loe Must be clean I: neat. A))ply nt0ess. Comm/guarantft. ........ 1 ··• . to in penon, SUl"f 6-Sirloin, • ,u16"' es nnw move ,., __ _. 64~lOOC. Newport in late September. 5930• w .. ~ Hwy: .. N_,_B. .BOAT REPAIRMAN. exper., FREE Dl'l I y bu 1 ES.Clro-Mecheftlcat 2.j hrs/wk. El '!;'or o • 1ransportatil:ft, provided un-J'echnlclan TfAinH George. 586-08fi0. til move. Must" have lJ'l'i~hankaJ 1klll1 BOAT Carpenter: exper. o~ &: kl'IOwlcdge Of bule-e.lec- ly nHd app[)', Westaail PACIRC tronl<& · Corp, 162G Placentia, SM. MUTUAL Pleaae Apply BOOKKEEPER, full charge Gut.ton lndu1bie1 throug h preparation 0 f • 18" Whittler Ave. flnanclal statelTll!nlll. Excel Apply Jdon thru F r I . Co~2~aa opportunity w/a:rowth com-9 am·12 ,'Pm at our new "1"'f" 'IW Sewlng/~lt•~•11on1 pany. Loe in~ Bea.ch nr boDdlng, JOO N e wpo r t El~ro-Mech•nlC•I iE .. WiiiC;:DiiiGN1NG 9 am~~e~': ~ pm Cal State. Pleasant working ~er Drive. Techn1cJ.,., Tr•lnM Men/W-•n. Reas. Rates w k h · • h condltiona. Sal.al')' OP,e.11, Call Must ba\te mechanJcat y:Ull S10 mtn. ,,...... can M6-?4.50 or ~ ~tlw ere 597.3357 for appol"'ttment. ~:'d'ERICA.L a knowledge of buk: cJeo. 1---'m BOOKKEEPER: p I time • Typl1ll ; tronlc:o. VIOO'S ORIGINALS ........ Dynamic N.B. CPA fii'n\. S.Cret•rltl Pltue-Appiy • ae1n-B a~ home. · · IJv..ln wmn . A boeld + LUHRS B°"T CO. MTST OPERATOR $414 to $519 ' . aal Need Gwn ttan.p. ~II No Hb1rw: ft!l'd. Ph: .77&--93.,iO. ext 232. F inish Carpente" , The· Ollice of Admlniatratlft Mn. Green or 537 .. eve. Routlh C•rpen~rl & Services. Xlnt c I er I ca I H O U SE KEEPER. I001f' At1tmbltr1 background neceu. Aptitude child care. U~ In. ~ room Apply Jn Penon I abUll)' to perform hlch A ba., on beach In Laguna. 14.9 W. JBth SL, level clerical work of a perm., sOme exp. nee. PIO. Costa Me• 11~lallr.td nature A qul<"k!y Call 534--8601. or writ,\P.0.1.,.""'l'~~'e'!'l!~:""""' learn the polle"• A pro. Box soo. I.DI Alamitos:. I' LVN'S 'EXPE-R. ttoc1ures or the university & HOUSEKEEPER for largl'I ' Nune1 Aides. Mfl-300. 11peciUc operations of the Ntirement home. Apply LVN, 7 to 3 1hllt. Aides, all ofc. Prefer 1 )'T. or more p a ,. k h u rat , 9925 La shifts. training on MTST .. accurate A1ameaa. Ott BrookhUrst, e 641)..T164 1pelllng, correct grammar It. accurate matbematlcal F.V. IOiiiiiiiii.,. ... iiiilioii~iiii I computatio n 1, Req'1 . II 0 us EKEEPEJl.IJye.tn, MACHINIST arad••llon from hlah ochool Dr'• homt, .f. • e b o GI 6-2 yra. cen'I cluical exper. children. Mlture; able to TrainMa Send resume-&: 1&1ary drlvf, ~hOn-amoktt ' w/aood history to Ptnonntl Office, BINDERY GIRLS ' • 1'1ut t be experienced. Lup vo!wn' prinl lhop. I .. Apply In l'<rlon MARTEC, INC, 1577 Pl•centl• Ave.: Newport Buch (No Phone Calla Ple .. J ' Equal Oppr. Emplo>tt I -PROD. MACHINIST 1278 Logan Aw., CM: 1 ~12S4 re.fs. Xlnt-!alatY· 642-li.17. Sorrlf! machine shop exper. or UC Irvine. Jrvtne, Ca 9*4. HSKPR, Ji\.-e 1n, wkknver, metaJ trtdt 1 c boo l I rtll Equ.a1 Oppor. Employer. loii ...... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&I chlldttn 5 Ir: 7, must hftve dealttd w/pod mecbank:a.I cu.tom •msnlng •.....,,In& Perso1111el Service .....,, a F/C bkkv-Exper • Ste""9raplloro Gulfon lndumtes -attentions. 645-mS. m w. 20th, C.M. nee, Aftn .. Eves ~ • Book:kHplng 164.f ~~ea:ve. Alter1tlone-442-5145 '42·7523 ' 544-2592 ID comenle..,.. Sal open. • Gonoro l Office 6(2.2'00 Nent, accurate. 20 years ext'· I '"""'~.,.;iiii~~":""-M0-1333. Lonr I llh:>rt tc:m tem· ,..,...=.,....,-· 1 ASSEtt\BLERS BOOKKEEPER, M1 charge, "°'""'Joh< * Et ECTRONIC * car, priv .rm I '1V. ~ dii.y aptitude. wit , "6t mo. ~!J.1101 , MUFF LER INSTALLER REAL ESTATE SALES "'4-Q!ll. , I IITT1 T•mpo...,, tor a=untant'e ofllce, POSITIVELY *TECHNICIAN* ~p'd. only. 548-6733. NO FEE Pmgresslve medical co. HOUSEKEEPER for hr0 ... ~ .. e Packqln;:-letQ enthusla-tic.' creative hoUlehOld, to live in, i•rn e L•b Ass lst•nt1 BOYS bath • ~1or TV Day • Nile Shirts 9 Hr. Shift, ~ Hr. Wk Profit Shari~ Exp~d •• xtnt aalar)t, ~ benefits, 147-6002, uk for Ari. e Lite Factory : +'r::.J 2111Do,_. "'· 1" b n 1' 1'" w 11 h room, ~ · THE NEW ACCOUNtS [need two boys to fill vacan-J·lJw nllle• W.lM ana.log/dlgttftl exp., f qr English nee. 67&-3627. Full & P/ttme JOb W•nt.d. Fem.nle 702 des on best newspaper boy R&D lab. Xlnt co. benellts. H 0 U s'EKEEPER/bl.hYslt· Downey Savings I Loan 0000 TYPIST ~gnm~nts."~s'~ crew: O nl!' txpH1enced """"...,,. Cill Rohl! SdenttUc Corp., tf'•', live-i". pvt room. J.C. CARTER CO. huopenlngltltaHuntlngton Opening tn old uta firm In Jlt1;t ruale Reliable broku. usl1 to complete )'Our Ueenled emir apply, Call: BUD CORBIN '44- of Ora.nil! Co. boys con1ldl!red. Top pay a.ERK for •lock roorrl ~ Santi\ Ana.3 547..s:p.6, . • aa111J)' open. can bffore Beach brwh tor a viva· ~ ~WrtylllPl"Hh?l.•t · ', . and bonus. Ate you good receiving insptcllon fo;r EMPtoYMENT . Gffltftd: • noon', 54()..$497. 111W.171._. St .. <'"lfla Meaa ek>us J.DdMdual exper'd In ''"' • olClcup POSITIVELY e-to qualll)'I u '° small pleuant manuJ. JU:m. mafo, omall ·111o, m~ HOUSEKEEPER. 3 days "1<, 541-3421 h&ndlfor ,,.,, • ......,,..Full For lnftT'vtew App't, •M Rllvol"loca H.B., NO FEE call: Perm. A fitlme .. N?"' IUJI~ co. need• ..ilable, 4 iu.: d•» vie Herbor A Equal Opport,nlly Emolor<r A p/tlme. Benen11 lN;lude l'.V., W11t, 7Sc per Pl• --kor roqd; 110me drlVUlg fvl!:UQle em p Io)',• .. ··Or!-_ .. 13/hr. --' -lnauranee. • co.i.:11.Martln I or will nrk by hour , •BOYS -. Some llf1tn&. No ex· -Ill' ·io· IJ'OW wUb onin· 11 0 us EKEEPER/bal>Yolt· MACHINIST Call Mr. P"YOllporl I Ul1r ~11\MJ..-S. .-t"'r.!.l nllll.hllttr. Ap 10-JJ 10 dell•~ per. nect'!-~~ P&n!~ ezp;trlene e ttr :r girll SI: 9 yrs, 2 to :I General. ~yn exper. Apply, M2·2417 ' R••...._ , NEED !lelp ot lx>mel We J·!,pi. ... " ...... In 11w Dana Point. Su 0. Englneeriui, ~ 22ilOi lJbtl Cllfl1e. pm wkiloy~ ·u, br 14ut Advanced Kln<ll<>,. Inc,, Equal O~. ,lilllplclyer HIUll ~ l haw Mdf4 e Ntinet e IDtll'te mu. Pl., N.B. for in~, Wff: • ~ ' ' 1231 Vic~ CM. &M-Tle51 , • '""""""'*' e °""ponionl, "8SEMllLER. '""""""""1 6 OAILY P'ILOT f0.6M ·11.SCROW M.MIAOIR HD~ for., fCl\lal oppor. tmPloYer. NEVICOMEft ~llING: CORONA DIL MA. • liom.makenl • Upjohn electrOnlc uwmbly 0 t ~ OXKTAlL wattr.'a.e. <V. "5.J~ ~a. B~ 1Mar tor =~d. cC..ui*:-' · MAIDS wanttd, nper. Appl)' 'lb ~o.pt~v "' .. 'LZ 1 ; ijll !HT-4111. t1mp1e p,c. boonfo .. 'BOX bo""' liiD or -time. A 2 fcmal< ....,._ ~t· eotab..co. Xln'l oppty Gel 111 ' Ben Brown's, Sllp& Bo. • °" -RNl lototo S. ... J FOR. ~t .Cce .Jil clw&tl ~-'-Ml p n MU1t be avail, 9 LM.·"ni.m. Ind. Younr, Exp. IJ'l>e Liv-'w/prof. stwinC. ~:1, .. JMO. HOUSEWIVF.&-M~ 1 Cout Hwy., So. L&ldna· ~!'td~-mlnfllltso Good~ . raft I . y-home , l400 ASSISJ'ANT-l'!lz& ~ -C.M. . EXEC\l1'lVE SECllEl'ARY':' llCbool dothell Sar• h MAID ...,.. Jn noh.,,... loll' 1P/11mt. MUii have happy Mo. .--A~-tn -.1nc Room, uo E. 11th 1 St.. , .Need11JP111or-~ · ··~· ·~ . ~ riw; 1 Plmno ""'""' "' olt ,4 , ,.,. lut lood op. Apply 111< MklL, SW \Ila Udo, N.11, -· Gem pooltkin. Ile riifot hand ~1'7 wm t.aJn ~ to •PEi"'!'"· 2.11' N~ llnlle, w, ll'Plnr abllllf, Lk°"M Troln~ ..., 6• 1654. lie-°"'" CM. li\1$BOY <Xl!JZGE or bl ocbl. ""' pt fo the ,pro11d<nt <d iarl' -)'OU1' Im time tn B1'11., L.~f. 543lf'll5. ~1-· Llmlfo<f Tl.,. ·o.. RECENT hi achl. .....,, 0 Mu'1 be tleon •neal Ovtr dent tit for$>'· old ..... -tfon. Ropld Id-"'°""' rrum. or p/tlme. M I tenCllW'.e NUJlSE A_...., Irr ,.....,. U-....., pt4., looktnr for challen;-AUJ N 1! . .Apply '" pe-. 1'ld 6 alter IClll. 12:15 -I: 30 pm. vanc:.menL SIMI 16311, '" llr>-M" llS'l.3fl96. a n ,. fl r • m '• l h om •, avallobto 1hl'I 'hlttU ,... fllll time Jo*. l4&-J33I. SA.LUMA , Sll'lotn, '8311 w. eo... 11..,,, DoJl>o. M1 w. Npt 'llc:h Prld/Allo Fte l'l»tllona. --Mechanic A • -9921 Lii All· PA'IY· Appll<ant. 1t11ty SEKEEPl!ll COok P'ull time ....,_ ~ NB. , ~ 60-1311ilfl3 pm. , Call H•len U.,.., 549-«1!5. HOUSEWORK, Tutt "' Fri, ~)fl 'er;;;kh rs! F V lm1"1ntd -qua!lfteo ..... ,1 ~ 111, .No t1ey' cl]lldn!.; tt °""P °""*"• -.i CASHllER COOK: EXPE R:-':f': 81 ~:'" 2 79 0 :...':.~ .... M':': • n ~ , Min. 5 ;ft •l!P Pl•"!6\nr,' ' iiUiiSEi ~ d:..,' _ · ,;., New ~ --... RA>IL ~ l1n. Fte. Amerle1n M.otoni n..i... ATIIND,Afn' Roi-. iloll -.J..,.. er ., . ' MHIC. -. PIP' fllllna. we!4l•1-.--ibUpU.:., ~. ·~ •:::El ATWORK. l'ne•al .. ,,.. iHp.Sateo-llOUBl.ED We will train ma!un "°ll kitchen .• S.•• MP. EXPERlENCED sai,a htlp · • control -Go,•d ,..,., -. ~O Qompltlo ..... bl tn put ,,_ "' .... -croomed Jndlvldllll '" -MCl.&lllblln w-pm. '!'he IJnprle. A,ply bt-• ~ HOUSEWORK, part-Om• s portunlt)' . • • • • I 1'11\'0l'I -"" ID k f n d ~ RA>I•• '· helj), ~ Ll<ey Let '!I , !If our buoy oo!1MJ1 ..,.,, ~c, 3114 , Ji;, Cit. 4, lofon lhOI Xrl. , , e! ....ii..~ CV, Stead)' In 1tablt :; l'!8le ..OI> ~r~. uhilllt\OL Call ... -II ,...... KHOOll, SO«l.10, 'UT& ..... S.'.. ota.lnC.M.lmlOed,-tfC HW)',Cdit .. F. w. W~b. ..... C.0·"""'44-"c ,..... '\ """ ·--· _, lor 14111111. w ........ Ml.1'7'4 ncu¥ ""'~ ... RBIM ,.,n. • l>Qe,... DM'*PILOT = •·St; c.11. Mil: ~.--.. .... ,_, s..._ =......,.,Sllll•w... TlllELL .ro11 ,._ .... "' -n ""' °""' •,. -. D ,._ '™""' " . "'~~ '"""'• , •••• .,. ' IL· .... ooll m.,.... QfJ''" Ainmtl:MUlll ApplJ' In -bt""' 11 CL.A.SSE -i-ilXl'ERIENCED , t rav•l """-"'" <oJlpero 402 W. C~.J..,., v.....iea -_, tWot 'IALTOltl -ApnoJ, 1f11 l o , ........ .,. "' S ""' at • JI, l 'IVI l'Oll ACtlON. 1 • _.) -ed. ~ G1ol>o 8WfiW ~ ~ S&nta Ani holue, ~.. nlr. • e 'I a, "'•••1111 . _.. 8t.at A11t1or111 .. --i.· Travet. uc1.1 .. 1ao, ~1'1141nsC.. -~ '"'1 o.. •!·~-~----~-''·-::--==:..==---a ,.. • .... "*tor lb.-Olelr. .......... -Ooolo -· .... lunll)' "Emlfl¥r -·-. ' . ' • s.MIJ, s.,t.-ID. 197l • ][iJ] ( l cl 1ciliilll 3 L'-2 T"-S2M Holp w ... tod, M & '7IO Help Wlfttod, M & F 710 ~ ~( ~·d~'::' ~]~~,;[~·~· ~··~ J~l! _ .. ,. l• "°'' ........ Ml "n1 Holp Wonted. Ml " nl A•pll1_. 112 Gar ... S.i. 112 Mleoe"wie... 111 1i11 llw 0-. • "iir.in:lriiii;-';;;;;;::;;;;;; ••' ;;;::: . ' llEALTHY "'1f\tl -T II.£ SALES SUl\VEY. -· polollc fRIG!DAIR£ rdl1imll>r. BOO:: -lodt'a .t. 2 n'EIUD 1171 Gorr a r4 rt.T ~ -r~ -wl! male in¥ 6 ~ tipr .,.-pa11.11.111tir1<1n 1up.s....,.1ar,.,,.r. i..,.,_,......,_, .-1.r.uo1a-.o1r """-.,r...tt11nd """' ldn..., l•••· DO IT NOW! \\'a'ra on tba mow Mid need help! U )'Ot.I want 1 ~ lklbal ear.tr . not Juat • job • and .,.. wU Un1 to make • SUccca Commlttmcnt l wa.n1 to talk to YOU! Look at ttt. beM:Ots • expindlna ALL. Oepartrmnts. PLUS * SAlES Ct.ERKS NI A part limo. Appl)' Tho Tobacconlot Inc. Runlfniton c.entu, HB .-r dly.13S-a30. Powd8r" plnll.. Goad runnfns Tr. Provil:t; 2 Diottta •ta: ~ 1 p • • k • r •. 6 tu... S• lMd. Wit. a1m M2-l& S ltchbol d Op condition ~. 2212 Redlonth 2 Ccllor 'IVr. Floor Ille, 12", .I.Mini ,......, radio. Tapo lO wad<n A mile. ;)13.!Tlh ===--.c=-== SECR£TARY SUmmtT Tlmt, Winter T\me, All tho Tlmo. Elm )'OW' pay !ht K<Uy Girl Wayt W r r' l)r., NB !oU :llrd betwean -A -..: W-t dedc pl.. lo Jacki. Brand Pl. Apt. S. CM. alt. &1 IO. Bl'!Al1T I wk ldtt.na. - Santa Ana 6: 1'Ult1n.) U. nilltw:; Rand lawn ,.... Guar. Wu I et i Mon-FTI. ,.. •Md.. bit tmd. motMr SALFSOui•tmu help Full or P.T. No lnw.t. Slrah Coventr)' J"'ly. 557 .. 7525 or '32~7157. Just SM Kolly Girl KENMORE auto w.IMr S65; N@tdt you tor ahor1 term Kenmora au dry1r $&!; t • m poraJ')' ••11110)ents. f'riauW" Juto. walher S60: rriow«r/cttcbtt: Childrtna' unclalml!'d. Or\a:. $21S.M.1 ~51~0-,-,,~R~o-at-.-.-,.-0-1-, --p/Ptniaft 567..JJTI Upm. tnya; Plt•t.n #er draPf'J; Now J!lli Ttrma:, c.allection lar ~pm · MIJll blve e:<ptr. Xlnt Rl'COnd. luaT· ~ de!. worldnC eondt. Top earn-54&-a72, MT·3115, Ml«. All lttlN lo aaod dept. 1141 -· ..,;~-----..:."';; -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. 1 cond. Sat 11>5. S\ln l.S. 11151 * AUCTION * 3 Bln Fryer, new cond. <' New Homes SI.lei, tour MW SA N D W J CH m 1 k el'I. tnctt! Some positions SI.I· <If-livery &lrll A wiltre1H1 ary • Commlalont, othen needed frnmed. Call moma. Guaranteed Draws hlah. per· Honest Al's Natural Foods Cl'Ot bonua. paid V1caHona. Eatery, 675-t731. Aak for Med1eal and Ufe In1uranct. fettle or Katliy. inz1. Weekly pay c he ck. WHIRLPOOL relriaerator, Port Lockalelsb Pl., H&rbor Grill with oven. $100 . [ 11'-'I View Hom.ti. Ford 1\CI. off fln1 Fumltur. Frtt«.r Sj(), C.Ab ~tu Ptta Mii........ 1' MacArthur Blvd. Our Cl'l'IU A Appllance11 $50. let: Tea macb V,O. CaU ........ ~. ~;1 1treet Newport Hilla Dr. Au~ Friday, 7;30 p.m. George 6,Q-(527 or MS-3801. I East Windy's Auction Barn Qiclcen brouter, uRd Pita, Gener1I UI AbaoluteJ:y nc ftt. tarse ae"paratfl frt:tur n:· Apply In Perton cellent condlUon. S65i. Sll Dolt NOW! It'1 Ynur move! I~====~-~~- Then Pick The Houn, Dt.ys, r.."""'Of~m That fits Your Nffda You'll Work Yor U1 On Our Payroll 2061 Su•J.n•s• Ctr Dr Kina• Pl .• Newport Hei.rhtl. lrvlM MAYTAG n!pairman ha.I L E A V I N G co u n t r Y , 2075\,i: NtwJ)Ort, CM 646-Mlli Only $195. Value new • $2000. everythlnc mutt p by Su& Behind Toey'a Blds Mal'l * 642--0590 * & Mo. old South An)tricd Ca.11 JOHN SEYMOUR. SECRETARY: U tia:ht hand CALL m.m1 gal to dept. di~r. Grtat BttwM:n 10 am I: to pm wa1hen $35. to $100. Can TELEPHONE Sales: Sell deli~r w/l yr. ruarn. SoutMrn Ora.nae County'• ~1m. day, OIJpllcaUng machino FOR Sal..childo playM<. TV R l'I Raccoon. 1"lly trained. Mull $10, Kueffel and Eaatr drat· l':d', W. Star• cooler Cnu> , •dio, HI , tell to0n due to lllnl11 se, • 0 chance to bretk into the SEYM UR """truction field. st" t In Our CU1tomtt1' Offion, Apply In Per1on 2061 8utln111 Ctr Dr. lrvlne J'avortui Newspa.Jlft'' tromo .:.:VER.:.,,.-=.200-....,,.--n.--t!cye~-n. your home. Mak• u mudi refria'en,ton tram $39.115. u )'Oil Dffd. Generous com-56-0?I). Ung mach1ne ISO. oewina m. Elect train II.I. s army Storff 13' ~ machine $$), color TV $185, <:Oll, $2, Mllhol coHee STEREO 1971 JVC ., watt. C•ta di -RHlty & lnvostm1nt l'50. r.. Paid/ Aloo F .. Pnaltionl. Call Lmda Ray. walnut 1tereo S105. 2 p\tce table, ss, Bauin!t $4. 614 compact, turntable, perfect ..,.,,_ ______ _ woodfn offtce desk $96, dou· California, n.r Franldort. air ....... "'-n, -....e ....... oO~ SIAMESE cat., 2 yn. af.. REAL ESTAn -eou1a1 ... ""'. PROFESSIONAL 2'lllO Harbor Bl. CM ml•lon on each la.le. Call ---------!llil-6139. REFRIGERATOR u 1 e d , bl.e bed $35 vteto ·~" ... ~ .. '"'J 1~tionate, lJk9 dilldNn • r Pl HD trol. unreal IOUnd. $m. Call ~ to ~ ~'. -·- works A: looka like new $50. ~ 10 Im •. 10 'PFn ---------weldinr wt $95, kitchenware,r..:=---------an 3 :r,,,,,., .......... RJ11..--.&J•• and lots of other small STEREO; De I u x e 1972 er pm, 962-0065. BEAt.rrlP'UL T """k maJt Siamese kitttn. $15. Call 557~ SECRET ARIAL CLERICAL Secretaries Typists Clerks TELLER 71MJ Weatminlter Ave. PAJ"t Time REFRIGERATOR li cu ft, 2 Downey S&yin1s A Loan dr, auto d11tro1t , 5 yn old. items. 10082 Mtadowlark Garnird model, larae pro-19" ZENmt portable $50. Ave., F.V. 962.3025. feulorW changt'r', 8 apeaker Exe@IJent rurus.inr condition. air 1U1pension 1 o u n d ns...725!. BIG Ga~e .ale. Sat.&: Sun. a y stem , 1 S'O W a It •ro=R:;TciABi;;-L-;,E,.-i"°t•-,-.. -.-,T"'•,--lex 14 ft.mihes) 2'08 Santa Ana .U.f/FM/MPX radio wllh Dosi• hu a part time operrl.n1 at 893-m:I. Its cOsta Mesa bra~ch for Rent W•1h•r1/ Dryers Are you between job& lookinl for work close to home! Want to choose houn A: time! an eqer, tell~r, Xln t pay, $2. Wk. Full maint. Ave., C.M. Couc~. Sl!i; TV, FET. Tape d~k. Still new, Phonola, $30. excel co~,, $3;,; Grund1g was left u n c I a Im e d , ~~~~-~~63.><~~~~ • HAPPINES.S 11 a black button nose, 2 b\a broWn ej ea and a fllny Uttlt body--411 attached ~ • Sllky Tf!1Tier pup. Two adorahle females, S200/off•r. pleaaant working condt. * 639.1202 " Challer11int career oppor· tuntty available at J. r . Pritchard I Company. An exprr. leader 111 the enaiftf!ft'in1 COOltructkm Industry, opcma a ne~ office in Nf'WPOrl: Be&cb. Pritchard is • Kuau City b&,.i firm. operat. lf'll' en an International mcale with ott.ice1 tJ'I Houllton, Lendon I: CoJ· oene, GfJ'many. Call Us . NO rEES EVER! P.P.S. C•ll Mr. Davenport 962-2407 G.E. REFRIGERATOR $65. Equal Oppor. Employer 616 CLUBHOUSE AVE. N.B. ~:::::i:=ml6'6--0761 WEEKEND ONLY 11ereo-rad10, $5; pa I: i o Guaranteed. Orlr. $509.95. Jounce $5: P.A. amp: misc. Now S210. Term~. Collection l ,, , foo\1; retrig; MG trMS; dept. n4: 893-0501. Fm te You photo equip; c I o t h e 1 ; -1 ---'-".'"'.-:--..,---_J rt'COrds: much, much mo~. Vi PRICE SALE! 3 Llnt11, 2 Tlmu, $2.00 R.E. Sales. All new concept. Women only. Work H.B., F.V., C.M. area. Raceive up to 90% comm. Gd . •d pro- p-a.m. Loda pnMded. No broker competition. Gd. up time. Xlnt trainiJw. Reim· bunt schooUna: tor tho1e not Uc. Call Lee, 83Jr.ll03. !tE. Tra.inff, Brkr Ir developer will train 6 1po1111or tof lie. Call betwttn 10 •m·J pm. 545-UJ4. We have oiitnin11 ln the Newport•Beaeh ottlce for qu11t!Ui~ lndlv1duel1 with llki/]s &: Viper. In the fo). 1ov.1nt tr1!a1: • S.crtt•riel Pacific P•rsonn•I Servtcea W No. Tower Union Bank SQuart Oran1e. Calif. 547-6446 iii WASHER, $75. TYPIST DRYER. FREE. 646-7395 . Ansafone, tape mach. S230. 2 BIG BIG Yard/Patio Sale. Spani8h love seats pr. S250. Fri-Sat-Sun, 8th-9th-10th. 2 Aitf'C 604, 15" 1pkr1, pr 9AM-4PM. Furn. books, UM>. Spinet electronic organ MAYTAG washer, 2 eyelet. Elec. Norge comm. d~r. ll4 E. 20th. C.M. 543-1316. • EvtrythillJ ~ price Sun. amp S120. UnderwMd "lf'C _)(.~~ 9 ,./ clothes, a p p I i a n c e 1 . $250. Oyna!'.'O amp 1: pr,.. 'I t 10AM·3PM, The Villa, 1604 typewriter 1150 645-1530, JO Alk for Rachel May USED white GE two door E 'th St <1 t& A · " · .-n na. to 4 wkdys. Se · $50()-1650 tttri~rator. Runa l(JOd. ---"'-------• c YI $75 "* 548-3825 Antique hand loom, 20'' x 3>'' SACRIFICING all my hou14!· e F/C Bkkpn $650-$800 Typist temporary. All exper. wood boxes. ladie1 clothe1, hold aoodi Incl Slnser con· e Le1al Sec'y• $625 oonsidettd. Tep earnin11 for Camer•t A aixe 12, deep cooker, toys, 50le Ml.I ·shampooer 646. • TrM• w/typtns $351).$400 tcp lkill1 •. Let Kelly Girl Equipment IOI Oddi & ends. 116 Kings 4929. ' l007o Fee Paid By Co. start you with your best foot _...;..,.:.______ Place. Newport B e a c h. • Liz Reinder's 4eney forward on the "'Ork asalgn· F1JU.Y AUTOMATIC 35mm 54~1347 WALNUT waJI a y • t em , ~ Campus Or. ment of your choice. Sta.rt Zel!1 I k on C.Onteuamat . -couch. end tables, pictures, !>46-211.S Ne"•port Beach work immediately. with leather case. Operates ANTIQUE Hoo1ier, dresser. girls bike, b/w TV, misc. *FREE WOOD* Model Glau Co., 1 5 4 4 Superior Ave., C . M . 646-3231. 8J0...833.1, eves. OBEDIENCE clua to atut In t h II!' Irvine/N...,art Beach •~•. Wtd., Oct. 4, 7:30 pm. Open to all dop over 5 mo11. 546-4928. ORANGE kitten, IOft silky, very lovable, 499-4153 NqvtCE Obedience cl&u. 4 New start Sept. U. T to I p.m. Dop g rnoe: or ohte-. F'R.EE male kittena, 1 if".Y Hrer. J part Siamese. trH flea collars 648-82'10 GRAY, wht & atriped ki!Uns Fun & Friendly -Need homes. Eves 557-9COJ. Martlnc:rest Ke: 11 n t I e , 546--0989. DACHSHUNDS P\IJll, min,. AKC, thotl, mahoJ red: b2ack/tan: Vf'l'Y min adlt do1. 538-6m. Rocaptlon let-Typlel JQin a hippy qoew in a handsome new .., ff Ic e . Public pJallons firm need& 1harp, diplomatic, depen- dable. attractive y 0 u n a • Clerk Typ,et • T1lex Op.r•tor e Moll Clerk SECRETARY, tull c""'-Apply In Person without batteries on built-in couch, 6 chain, iron bed, 64Hl904. ·-•· 2D61 8 I Ct D 11 ht 1 ~ "' l Ice box. Motorcycles, boat &:l·N-'EW.C:...:c::.W;_hl-l--l--l--3 KITTENS, clean, trained, bookk .... r. Accou nts u1ne11 r r. g mee-. ~ce~n con· · r"""' ar con , .• l misc treuures. Fri & Sat . '""" · tluUy. Newspapers for LOVE for Sale! 4KC Irill\ Setter Pup. 1 wkl cld, Then. derln Webllnt bNediJ!c. 9\'S-7235. ~ .~ultllj!._ft.._C>.f>•:....- rtcelv I payable, payroll, I r,.IM , dllion. $69.50. Private party. nl dltloner 9 000 BUT $175 10 & io nr 642-4321 Ext. 27 o Y· 211 Coral, BaJboa Is. · ' ' • Scouts, etc. 642-9846. -·· typlna I h42 U.Jt•J'!,..d...,-~;-o:lf~~--~-,,~"!.-. . HOUSEHOLD ile"n18. '"iltlin. ----~119-· -.-· -Air B1lck--·R7f1tte n s' tiiASA AJ>so -"Best 111 Show" Ch. Chen Kerwn·'Ti litter, MB-7379 wlmda, alt. i p.m. wkdaya. riflTf.'""838-9360. _,,.._ perit'nced. 'J09.C Randolt KODAK Carousel slide pro-BAOC t hool al RECEPTfONIST: Ideal desk We invite your lntereat; fer Av.., c .M. 54~. WArntF..$ wanted, over 2'1. jector and 3 slide tr&yl $75. rm furn, beds etc. 7302 ° ac •peel .1' adorable. 6 wttke, box tor tht aa.J who likes variety furthtt Wonna.Uon A: Inter-* SECURITY * Exp'd in Mt':ll:lean food. Mi 548-7316 Ocean front, N.B. Sat, 9-5, Assistance League Thrill trained. weaned. 54s..&170. A ""'bllc contact. G~at view pleate telephone Mn. Casa Restaurant. 296 E. Sun, 12-5. Shep Newport Beach. PART Lab 5 f I tiene"'ftts. Start $425. Call :rran Glblon, Tues 9/10/n at Ou•rd & P•trol llth SI, c.M. Apply dally, Furniture 110 POKER table, coffee end Old patchwork qu!lts, Hsebrkn. Pup';'~~:-.· Lln4a Ray, 540-«M Coutal 83.]M ·~:. AtrporterBI , InnN:._~ ADT S.S'~~1~c_· ,.. __ ,_...., 10 :30-11:30 am. MOVING, 1e11 l n I all tabln, dilhwsb., b Ike 1. .~~ e~hl.+ Due to allergy. 675-6464 ·--. 2790 Harbor Bl, CM 6CIU""1UI' Vu, .......... • ... r..... OX\.-W-I.., fu ltu Dini t 3 h ' •••• Or ~~ "'A"•-... Beach. Servi ha• cpenin&• WAITRESS wanted. Fl or rn re-na nn II!• muc mort. .1..JJ.;7 &Jli'e, 1 YR. Old Shepherd..COllit, GER.MAN Shepherd puppies. AKC re1. Blk A taJ'I. ~ Born l /MJ/72. 847--9947. RttEPI'IONISI'...f;ypllt, for (Ditectly aeroN from the ftir t:; q:Wlified employee• P /time. Prefer mature. No mo old; Sofa &: loveseat; Costa Meu. '72 BRITANNICA, '70 Dod&e male. V@'l'y lovable. BASSET Pupt, trt-eolor, t A pna]J co"lUi ~· ~:1 O.C. Alrp'.lrt) . who des.Ire steady employ· exp. nee. :161) S. ~t Hwy. Captain's chain A: table: MON 4 Tuet. Moving ot.1t of Polara. Student'• encyc.. * 5.57-4380 * ""'kl, AKC. Sl5 _ nz. ofc work, Xlnt laJ A frtr1le Intervlew1 will be scheduled ment, lop w .. es, We ins, pd Laguna. bar itoole &: much, much town. Baby crib, childr@'n's S40~Accord . 544-9360 KITTEN * 544-3611 * .. benrfttl, Manha. 83J.-ICll, Tuesday, Wednesday • vac. Uniforms tum. Must WAITRESS. p/time. Ba.Ibo.a more. ~m. thinas. Mi'<:. 2239 Arbutus, SM 0 KER BBQ; red UNUSUAL CALICO Poodle pupplea, fllpen. iECiPI'IONisr-t)'plat li01' Thund•Y unW noon, Stptem· clear tor police commllalon Yacht Oub. UOl Bayside MOVIDlG-39" sgl bed & Eu1bluff, N.B. ceramic: like new. Cost $59, * 968-9571 * Bl•ck miniatures. lat apt eomplex. Rental ex· be'r 10, 1J I: 12. a: bond. Apply 1n ~~·:: Pr .. Corona de'! Mar frame co; courh .w/~wrl GARAGE Sale, clothes. TV. sell for SXi. C111l: M6-TIR7 For that item under $50, try I __ C-?me w . $50. !>45-J502 Jlf!'f. M.lpful, » hn/wk, Sc, Lemon St., An e · WANTED, neat appearing Quall~ \ a.lnut desk, Cedar rock tumbler, etc. Sat/Sun. BRAIDED rugs &: others. In the Penny Pincher. Sell idle it.ml, , • 64ii11i: \1 $2.50/hr. ~6-.c353. J, F. PRITCHARD Equal Oppor. Employer. mAn aome ~p. Newport chest, m•rbl.e top lam' 111 • 44th ~!. Newport fOOd Cflnrl. f"rom Sl~. RESTAURANT heJp, full Ii & COMPANY SERVICE 1i.., attendants, pt Center Texaco. 644-6755 tables, Marbll!' top b~akfa11 Beach. * 11'19-2490 * .... oot time, day & nl(ht. Ap. 4625 Roanoke Prkwy ii: full time. 1'-tu1t have exp. tbl &. 2 chr5• 642-2697 M ' 11 _... WOMAN neat, energetic. ---------BABY crib, stroller, car 1see aneous ply In pert0n. Taoo Bell, 695 Kan11&1 City, Mo. 64112 Comm. plan &: n-tlml!' pay, MOTEL M"'JD w 0 r k , APOSTLE CABINET. Solid M'lll. Dinette, boyf • girts Wanted 820 S. Coast Hwy., Laruna Apply Shell Sta .. 17th A: Lapna Beach Re 1 0 rt. 011k Gothic cabinet, 5' high, bike, clothing, misc. 10 10 5 --------- Beach. Mr. Lu.ater. A Subl'iidi.llry of lnternat\ona1 Orange, C.M. 4i!M-ll96 6·widP , 11,.!i' t!eep:. w/12 SAt/Su.n 2244 Raleigh CM NEEDED: Blk or color RETAIL SALES CLERKS • ror Quolltv _,,, Apply tn ~non onf,:y " Systems &: Confnils Corp. SERVICE Sta. Graveyd man carved 11poetle1. S 2 2 0 0. 1 --===~=.::.c_·:.__· TV's, Ne\vport Christian f/tlmt. Preler co 11 e I e YOUNG waltreues for cof· 644--0432 GARAGE SALE Center Pre·sch.I. 839-6253. fee shop. 3CJ(j" North ?.-lain SATURDAY lOAM·JPM •tudent. 6 Day1 wk. Arco St .. Santa Ana, cor. of Main OAK tea c~rt w(ala111 tray. 2563 Columbia Dr .. CM Mutlc•l lntrrument• 122 19th Newport, CM. ._ Jrd Wash basin with mAlchg ;::: • 2801 vrake Ave., Costa Mesa CORONET w/c111e, new SERVICE Station he.Jp need-• pitcher, soap dish., m\Ji'. &: ed. Exper. only. Chevron YOU can work In our Los chsmber pot. Slag lamp, SAt &: SUn, 9 5 pm. H1hold mouth piece, $35. Elect St.a. ()rtfs:a Hwy. A~ Ana:l'!le1 Titnea telephone TiHany style. ~117 items, miJc, etc. guitar. ampll, like new $45. • ~ -... 1e1 rm .. selltnc 1:he L.A. * GARA"GE SALE * 96U2:15. z1 0ppor . .EmBer So<:ret&ry SR. EXEC • SECRETARY Diqo 'l'wy .. SJC. Ttmeo. F'ul1 -pt. time. VERY aaod cond., 9' da""n. !~~'°'-----' 1 r:;L "' 2 L-.. ~ MOVING. HA YNES tl11t.. Excel ccnd. SERVICE eatab. Fu ~"l'. r "Guar. hrly v.qe 1:. mm· port. conier lf'OUp , ....,..~""' 734 st J +. Mr. Anderson Bnlab customen. X I ri , t mluions, For details, call table, White portable ~wine . lrntl!f~ fpt Bch R.att French model. Make 1672 R1ynoldt, S.A. Excellent pay eam1np. 96l-Ofl&, MO--OJOL machine, 1 aold cbllin. USED mctorcyde part 1 . offer. 546-«iOS .. _,.,, ~ Emp•--' Excellent Benefit. -'""'G Ma·••,. ~ton i~~~iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil;~ll~l-4~784~iii"-;;;dltd,"' Auto ,parts, etc. 1765 GOYA Oauica1 G20 Year """'-vy....,• ~J'"• Excellent F'uture o=."u, uw"' vr•• Monrovia, CM. 543-5332. old half coat Sl75. 2393 Exp. Some tralnen. MAPU: 60" rnd tbl. 2 r:i!:, =·• ~ = H~=t·~ .. ~·: ~~t~•~ J::!"J;;,' ~~ .. w:'. ( ........,_ j[~J ~:~;;· :.:":',;,.1!. ';';~ Fum~;.co~~~·s-.-"'-.•. C:~C: ~·:n;;,.7se. qe children bet. &: att schl. growin1 sehool diltrlct In NB. acrcu trom oc airport. !-iiiiiiiiiiiii~liiiil delk. rn E. 20th CM. throw rUgs. bikr. 644--0592. EqUlp. 124 640-04.16. Orange Co .. is lookin1 for a I 548--7316. --SAL !SU.AN to I'. notch profe11!onal ComSbo!N•G~_ .. _ Antiques IOO ALL tum. Beaut deil-HouHhold Goodt 114 EXEC. ~\vive! chr. Sl:S.-23. Good rea>rd in''~·ate:r tre!l\· secretary to 1erve as atde to 84,_~. After~~6 pm --... ·.·.=.·, -------·. Sec'! ch.r ~-18 Desks fi:es k. di t let d 1 I tr 1-~-MAINE ANTIQUES dee uach's rm. Nau C&l SUN Only! Uprt . frttZf'r. 1tls. 867 v..1• 19th CM m-. 2 Yr. e~mlcal de-8 e:y 1 r a m n 1 11 v•· ~==,=~==~=,-0·-· · All """' '"" •. v... •·t t 1 ood SILVER SOLDERER !ESTATE SALEI theme. ~'"" antiquei. Xlnt, older Kenmore eJec. 642-3400. prefe~d. Lul"M!tive te,.:. " us po1sea1 J!O se, I .goo -----rilo"". $!0,000 guaranteed. judament. plea.::.11 per· Exper. In silver aoldering Ornate Empire sofa, love-for SJ,00!). 673 1 eves, d'!'rr, F1t1 tbl radio, old Planoi/Organs 826 SlB,OOo potential comm. Call aonality A: • b I 111 y to small 11Ainles1 1teel sut>-ae:at , hand c11.rved Victorian HOME or orfice desk & y,·1cker rocker. grn/goldll'--'---''-'-~---- Don Jack50n, 5 4 0 _ 60 5 5 , ""'Ork uni'!~ hi-avy pressure umnbile• Ji thin wall tub-chair, sea chest, ~e1tal. ch11 ir, 3Ch.:60" &urlACf' top. uph.I chair + misc. 645-2904. 50 ORGANS 50 CoallAI A;ency, 2 7 9 0 & deadllne1. Desltt an AA Ing. Exper. Jn induction han1ing Victorian lamps, .OI xlnt Cflnd. 6 dra~n, $8. TEARING down Beach hu. Yes, 50 organs on the floor. degree or l!qUiv. colleat brazinr desired but not el· huge 4 JIO&ll'!r beds, 3 clock•. fi75-4596 . Must sell. Chambtts 1tve. Hammond Wurlltztt othen. Harbor BL, C.M. level training. Preferably 1en. Please apply • Handel-t::pe table lamp, SCA __ N_D_l_N_A_Vl_A_N __ bed_.-,.-,a, Gas wall heater. Misc furn. Floor model• dlaoontinued Sales In cUI~ manarement or Gullon Tnduslrle• Gambler• chair, Ch~lle _,1 It TV 1 b 1 6T<>-8418 · Toy & Gift Parties butlne1s admlniatration &. 5 1644 Whittier Ave .. CM mirror, Pier mimlr, Quttn w..... un · c' _,1 • 1 "6• · mcdels. new 6 u1ed. Buy or 642-1400 Anne drop leaf table, Primi· chall'!I, etc. GJ a t • 4 PR ITffn panelf!d drapes l'911t at moat attractivt Hou1twlve1, demoDltrators yrs. of r,e 1 P 0 n•1bIe 1 ............ .,_iii_ tive, loads of misc, Frl/Sat/•_:.64.;;'-:..1::."1::1:..· _____ ~ w/tie ba.cks 4 rodl. Each ratn. earn to s2.oco by Dee. 1. .ecntarial exptt., includlns 1· k 1 30.. • .. 1L" .,_ 1 W ff h ., • Cl NO bELJVERIES, NO COL-2 yr. of nper. 11 1 Skilled Sun, call 646-8441, Newport CHEST cf drawen, des , pane X .,...,. • .£.Act e ic 1 MUSIC ty LECT!ONS. FREE HOST· aecret&ry lo a" ad· MACHINIST Beach. comp. twin bed, all $50: tan cond. Sl!iO. 494-6467 South Cout Pluo 540-2830 ESS G!F"l'S. Noed car. mfnlmatiw l•wl posltlo,. l6TH ANTIQUE ""10" '°'' 125· All clean, CARPET'ToR SALE *PIANOS_,_,.RGANS* M t PROTOTYPE $ ow l $ E aaod oond;Oon. !548-3666. by Carpet LIJoer. Call .... -979.4307, Gltts 'N GadJ'eta. ua Po I• es• &ood H AL • 546-Sl-'5 • 540-3lM Gol,_ Out For Bulineu Salad Girl ff(fttarla.J sldllt. Interest~ Be able to do own 1ttup. Lons Ba•ch Aren• Duplex Demolition. ·---'·--'--'--! Best qua.lib. prices -smr. Gen. Cafeteria Girl appllcant1 report far the Short term. Ocean & Long Be11cb Blvd. Mu8t sell all furnllblnp. Ml1cel1•neou1 111 K&w.•l·Stelnway-Baldwin, etc: wrltttm test at 9 AM on Irvine 54M450 $4.000.oo> Dl.!iplay ____ 01_3-88 _____ ---------/ PJ&yer P iano1 &. Rolls Dishwasher ~turdav. Sept. 16th, 1972 in NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO · L.-'" * LEASE EXP~~ ' F l' "· 1 1 1 k 100 Antique Exhlb1t1 9' Couch SlS. Hide·•·~ uw:.u * Renlil.fa •........ We BU1·5ell 1m". <:>t"BU P IC' ,, 11.1'r · room 23l at Edison Hi""h TEMPO 20 ... 115 E tir. t k Apply flyland Laborarories S hool 21,_ M 1. .., ~pr. 14, lS, 16. 17 couch S , Bwiet . n s .oc must IO· Dally 11).6 Su,n 12.Ji C I t • 3300 H I ... c · 9W llgl'IO 1a , H.B. Temporary Help Thurs .. F'r1., Sat 1-10 Pl\f 9G~. All price& slashed. FIELD'S PIANOS a e ena, Y anu Avt, Equal Oppor. Emploi·er. !'!!!!''!!!!!!!!!!!"""""""'"""'" PM "ALL of It CARPET" &<""0 !<1 Cl\1, Equal Oppor Emplnytr "'!'~~"'!!'!!"''""""'"'"""''" --__ ±&:? -·---' Sanday 12 noon to 6 PARSONS dinette tbl, wood Costn Mesa (714.l ' -.u DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS FOR ACTION ••• CALL 642-5678 l .:: Stock cle.rk, full tlmr. E-.:-foR ~le . mov1nir mutt finish, !>4x36. 4 Tl"ak cb&in 209 Ca.Ile de Loi Mollnos PIANOS • ORGANS , SECRETARY. reqwtts good perirn<'e Tequired. Aprly ht· 00 .......... J San Clemente 4!J2...0456 ~kills. Day, f/tlme. Per1nn-l\\'f'"l'l 111 & 4. ~il'ln thrii fr1. p;"l l! ANTIQUE dining rm. Black r.r11t. Sl . ~· _0::.VIN:;;._:.Gc.:.:.c.turn:.:..;:....::::...:.;:;0~1:..1 _rHammond, Wurll1zer, mMy nPI Dept. Hoa1 Hospi!A.l , F . W . Woolworth &f'I . 60" mund pede81al eolirl KTNG sl7.e antiqut l(l:ld head-M lb apt.-· hi othe.rs. Pre·1eason apeclala. NB. !!:Olden oak table, w/7 leaf~. board, 145. furn, Some old, aome 1!1lm01! modtl c1o1t-ou11. Plano I: 3333 Briitol St., c.r.t. g ladder bnck aoliri 011k G4Ul5lS new. Refrla., bedrm set, Oraan rent11l1. Money aav- Dally Pilot W1.nt Ads ba.rgalna aa.Jore. hAv• Mri. H•uck matching <'hair11. Hoit & couch A chr, lamps etc. 1111 bara:alns are here ria:ht Need a "Pad"'? Place an ad! ho~!l"~s chrs. antique oak *** Sota & matchtn1 love 6f6..&991. '1010 W, Ocean-now at: 11ideboArd w/dbl mirror. M:AI, never uted. Both ll~. front, N.8 . Wallichs Music City f.fitkt offer. 673~247, Prlv•I•. 968-'19lO. RUBBER at.amp makina: out· South Colst Plau. 540-2&10 RCA Victor Jri horn 78RPM EARLY AmeTlcan dlnlnJ flt wUb materials, P'.X). pnonocraph, old C.Olonlal table A chatn:. lJke new. Cost over $SOI). Make money THOMAS elecb1c tranalltor Bpun. brass baby Cl"lldie, SlZi, 968-7448. •t home fllll or part time. •organ A: ·blnch. 1 yr, old. Oak dbl bed, Indian Tur· BEDROOM, dlnln& room, ~U2'l. ' Mint cond. Pvt. Pt Y ....,.~~~~--~r116s?&M. q1.10\se jewelry, 546-1317, Uvlne room a: dtn turmtutt SEA.RS •wVnn'lina pool.I,:::.::::::;__~---=:: ES'I'ATE Sale. AnUquew, old for We. ~115 tbJJxtl" dff'p. f'llter, S1wf"' MKhtMI 121 European o 11 paintings. BABY flJmlturt, sood cond. ttme.r. all accna. Ub new. KENMORE teWinc m~ne jey,·elry, other It e m • , Reuonable. 10122 OIU Or, 135(). 549--DS.. with cabtnet. New model. ........ H.B. 962·2'1116. I HOLIDAY Ha!tll SP a ._l!O-;<:;,;..m-05:.:,;;;.,;!S;:. ---= * * WANTED * *BEIGE linen,_ joota !tom membmhlp. Tab ""'r Sjoorll119 -· fit Antjq\lf! .,...uh stand with Lu... '-fociel Hob>e. Xlnt. paymenta. &Q-)533 wkd.YI "'-'--"------ marble top. J«:uoneble. Sl:IO. ea. 67S-2214: &~T. belort 3 pm. COMPLET'E' set W & It er 830·8333 tvta. SC:lF A Early A m e rt c a JI GUU..S Schwinn bike, tml u H&pn mate.hid A: ref:· \ronl 2 Antique dolls. Diamond A Salem Hou•. 5 ft, nMn, W.C tlblffi. $n1ah tcrffn. il woods. DtlllX blk lu.thtr Opal Ring. Diamond & Jade top quality $'!5, 141.,1997 Spool dfflan• E-tt Chord Fil bar· Mrns llcl boota. tung . Antique: Porcelain •DUAL hE'adbO&rd. l I & ht ~Orp:'!!~":.·~·~·t~0~109!!!:_· ___ ,1,,;;-..;;;;.2:.ctl'°m;.;'~';;-· i'64i:4:'m';:09;;.;;;; Bronn. Call 961-.'151& wolnut. 125. rtCKT<iCKER f H R 1 F t SPG811 • I SIJo.Flox. rod 112. Appllancoe I02 891.illl SHOP WEST. End of aum· South Bond l"lllrldo Surftr Weatlna:houae.Jlelrts. G1r190 $11• 112 UMd. Xlnt cond. SAT-SUN. 10 tU 4. Movlt 195. -Aft 3 projector, 'lf"°' lAm]ll, STQVE A nfrtctntor, S25 mlrror, waMir, ttltlcope, uch. Good c:ond. Jots of ioodle1. m lomoa, -11 C..ta M ... , -13. £llili to -I Otlr ,_,., Fast noulta at0 juel a pllarll PUW. calumn ta for )!Oil! ..U ,...,. • ~ mer Ille. All clothes t,ii $18. No. TT4 Homtl llbl.c:ott price. Starts , Mon. Stpt. ;:l;:IJ.::....:-.::...;::;.;,' --~,...,.. 11th. 1M0 w. w s~ eo. .. CAMPING oqu1pm.,., M: M•... lramt, poll .t. pane, ......i, M\J3T StP , medical ,,.. misc. 31Hltll PL CK Apt. po-lllluro! tourmolillC B alt 11!0 Moo·l'l1. mink Cll)e, ex c 1 u 1 I v e 2'10 BROWHING 1t l f I • , -.. J.10, dlDner rl l.YmOll loopo-4)1. tllftl ..... msra. '1!0· 64.W!IOI t ---··~················· A CONVENIE"'1" 8HOPf>INC AN 8fWIHQ GUIDE fOR Tl1f GAL ON THf CO, For •n .ct In Wo~•n'• World Coll Mory Bath M2·ff71, oxl ~"°~-- '! nternattonal De3/~ntr I This Boutique smock that buttons down the front is a great look whather worn Iona •• a dress or short over pants. The collar has wide points and the body I• shirred 1ently Into place on the front and back yoke. The full sleeves are caught. jn by one button cuffs. l.arge patch poc11:ets add the flnlshlnc toucl!. Perfect In knits, blends, •ynthetlc1, flannel and lll!htwel1ht wool. 71732 is cut In MIHAS Slzea )-11. Siu 12 requires appro"1mately 2 II< yards of $4" fabric for the oh<>rt length and 2~ards tor tbe longer verilon. To order ,..,.,.; give olu, name, addro11 · and ilp. send. f2.00. AddrtH SPADEA. ·Box N, Dep't CX·lS, MUlord . N.J. 08848. NEWEST !DEA FROM 6PADEA : 54" tape me11ure combining incl!ea and centimeters -atretch and tear proof. Complete ln&tructlona for Uk· Ing ALL btJ<ly measurtment1 accurately on reverH aide -SOc with pattern order - otharwlae .,,00 postpaid. MISlll 11111 I 1t II ,. ll HIT 11 \.\ UV. 14 H JI WAllT 2J l4 IS\IJ .. Jt ""' JI\; J4\IJ H JI .. ••••••••••••••••••• I • .,. • s....,), ~1.-10, 1tn ~ I ....==.. ~I ...... _.,_ ... _ ... _HiJ i 1---. , ...... lliil_' _---~-'~~,1;'~-s-~~1~;1~r~-!-~~. ?1 ~!!~1 ~-~~~~E;;~1 iZ&n,. S JN °"' .. ...... ........ . .. c-.... -. Moler..... Tnrckt t62 -w-... ,._ -· , .. llACJISllUllD ..... -· ., ,..._ -.., 'i1111srs tll Sele/lt..t ,.. iuv --w_,..1_P_A_Y_TOI'__ CITIOIN ---. ~A :::..:r:•H .... ~ ;:·~.: Blb:i:~ u:..... .... 11111 lllltals VANS . CASH 17G:W:~n:~ ~nbn fl&lll&lol,-.....! ~~b.,.idlale. SALl!S & LEASING NOW Citroen M-ratf 1,WU>A.,...,,,...,..----1:,.::--:1A:-:..a:::.·-,M~ .... ..,.,...1 .,.,..,-,o-<-1 AWARD WINNING LUXURY CAR LEASE SPECIAL ""''" with onl• 43.:iOO ,,. -· -. ...,, uo pllon -Dodi $499 oa fl&l1 ........ Jadlh)< -VANS roY PIOdiCl: 1 block, 1 -po~. ..,N::JX .... CONNELL OIEVROu:r _. MDtlr Homes .... 1 -·•·· nrtoc fl)'bridp, N cu-ALL "• •Kl!S _..,, ,~ vu co-. Open houte Sun :1821-Bini., M" IMMIC or 54&-1022 9/U)/7' 11 ou. Point o.ta y,,. lf<&.ml ~31·6100 e GMC e CHEV. A11C Gtrlnln Short·halr ,,..._ -· Jlllud . lldi! oUp HONDA cycle SSJI. 'l2 W R..t A -H°"'o e FORD, e DODGE -. Cbamplori1hlp J...U.Makecftcr.eu;a. ScrambSlt. l'Wllpt'tllent. foryourVK1tlon -•- -• llO each. ~. "lf!l SEA RAY" New Ile-. Exflu. llllf *~ · aMJil _. Camper Convenlan *Mele Irlth Setter* fij5 Olds, PaclH.-Jft. av:,,, ~ ~J~•eed. $5'1'5. Pvt Ttau;;:s Trawl .C. MS e Perfect • Conttmpo U-kl old, Al<C J1e811. $erleo, l:qulppod Jw Wilm ~v· ~•~ • e Cara.van e Chinook m. 983-1564 Sldl"I' • lllhll>a, tandem HONDA 2!0 Schmbler. lit U!O Wlnnebqo, 1r IN!lt .... -• - &U8TllALIAN Sllldo, , thller. ean ""' 12:ao llllO 1a1oo1. Gd co• d . talned. 0ra ... ~,. •". •. 1st SHOWING montha. ftmale. ill tbotl, noon. cno B!MM2. MUST -9351 l'ortamolltlo. $2,100. 962-<lll. "13" Pride & Joy 1' Ft. tuMJ. m.m. SEU.! H.B. 1~. ~:....ta .. .,., Motorhome. Re&r twin beds ,,,..________ ' .............. .. """"' ........ Pftt'Uf'e wtr. . .... b'· 24' D)'nacraft •85, fly bridp, 'm "'"''v Guul, wry aood l)'llem, port toilet Must w1u1 ,. ove.rcab bunk, elec- new 155 OMC ena: .. bead, cond., farin(, be.gs. $300 ~. $450. $5-5363. trlc butane ~erator, plley, JOO c.i tanks. bait below dlr aaJdne price. 16~ tt. Good tond gas/elect 1tove with overhead ovtn, tank, 1tainleu attel Ta& ~: eves 875-8000. frida spare tire,· u~ call tollet, powered by 3al Dodie GERMAN Stltpherd pups; Al(Q 9 wks, llhlta. Champ atock. From $50. 83S-5274. :rr. llERNARD. 5 monthl, llcepsed. Asking $35. 64$.....8746 dem trlr, $3,!IOl, wru tl"lde MVST StU, ·e H 0 n d a 9fi2..85t9 ....,.... l ton with duals, automatlc, tor camper, CaJJ . Gtiorse Scrambler 350, Very clean. •D• ~-u •·•-~ H" n.. po1ver brakes, power steer· 642-4527 646-3801 $450 i.o ;,:ic con ....... ,.,.. taWllu• ing, air cond. and remov· SILKY Terrier-4 mo., fem. "-b·,,· -·'··· :..,,, .._.. · 642-96fG ~I!~ Excel cond. $750. able AM·F'M radio. "SEE AKC Chan:io slock. ..... ...... Jael--~.,.-,,_......_,, IT TODAY!" 6= "!" Gd cond. N.B. slip. G,.y 61&'· 1971 HONDA 5ll0-4 Im di I D II '""" .., Save. Owner · tranaretted. Low mile•"• I: In xlnt cond. Autct Service, P•rt• ,.., me • • • very % Lab female puppy, '3 mOI. 979-6f.90 • V _.. bl SfS.1311 ... Sertal •579212 old to ..... home. 12.00 , • tty. ""'°'1 •, · <27 0.ev Rat_,~. Bit by S8995 ~3573. • 24 Cabf11 Cl'ulf;er. $DXI'. anytime. Engine Dynarn.ie11. 650 HP. · Plank bull. JlS llP Cbryw '69 650 Triumph, hard tail, !lOO mi on eng. Casl1 or BILL BARRY BLACK & wlllte tiny male CroWn eni.1 Dode. Aftll• JJprinier, .16" rear wheel a: trade. 56--0879 anytime. Ynrtde-Poodle, 3 mo old. All 673-4935. mot<-$1200. Call .tt 6, CllEV 28.l ENGINE PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT ahots. $25. ~r.-7485 21' CRtJISON t 1 b"'9r.cIa 11 ~ult tor Stew. • * S50 * tlst St. It S.A. Fn,'Y) ST. Bernard male pup. All cabin cruiser, Chrysler m. a... m * 557~275 * 2000 E. 1st St., Santa Ana shota. 5 mos. old. $175. board. $800/offer 548-9960, * 1972 YAMAHA 125-MX * 558-1000 '552-8266 962-l'lljl. . Xlnt c;ond, Never raced. l§J '61 EL CAMINO. 396 V 8, < IRISH setter, I montlia, $50. 1970 Searay 18' 16 Ohp Mere. ~. 494-278i ~ speed, bUcket seats, radio, Shots &' Jlcenae. 67S-0726 aft Cruiter. Depth recorder, •70 TRIUMPH TROPHY -heater. CQ29509) S 1 2 9 9 6. ' n.c!., bait tank, ~. 65()CC, 3600 ML Q..EAN! DA VE ROSS PONTIAC, HorH• a!6 anchor. 59a-166S. STOQC $850. 548-3713 Antlqueo/Clo11lc1 953 24811 Haroo' Blvd., C.sta BOits, Sall tit BOY's 10 apd. SchwiM * 139 CHEVY * Mesa, ~l7. . SHOW equipment, Custom ...., · pd t 1970 DATSUN Vanity, like new .,.,. 3 a Buslneu Coupe Rorurie Ricblrds Equltall911 TRI·Morron 32xll' New. You Raleigh 145. ~'1244 X1nt cond. S<>-l0l7 PICK UP Saddle. 2 mo, old. Silver ftnlah. flulli 6 Cra11 beams ~ Sl,475. 830-4470 stilT\lps, custom s l 1 v er completed, Ptywd A trbda. 'ff HONDA C8350 uune Buagl1a •H ---= bridles, reins, saddle pads, Sell for 1totaie·$1000 cu&. $3'1'5 4500 ml, fM.$70 USED llKES.:-- chaps, hats, boots, equlta· 6'f5...4505, Ilk fof Del. -'72 Suzuki 50. 1971 Factory bit street dune All type• 642•1272 tion •ultJ. Misc. tack. Perf. CHAMPION n·, FG. Seagull $250, 548-2915 bum'· Excel cond. Side -.-,1-GMC ~ TON cond. 644--0109. O/B. Encl hd. Slps 4. •n HONDA S.L. 350 motor curtains Ir radio. $1500. Pickup. Camper special.- EXPERIENCED rider will Galley, xlnt cond. nMO. sport l'tUIWlbie, exce11ent Days ~-G878, Nltes 640-0786 CUit, cab, radio, auto., P.S .• 'exercise & show your horee. 642-5007. · conditi:ln. 842-459«. Truck• 962 leaf rear sprlnJl'.S. (nl4TI:I). R<!o,.nc<'8. 642-9517. '* CHALLENGER * YAMAllA 115 Enduro, 1969. S3299 8 Yr old &tiding, Sbm~ rept. val $25',!50. Xlnt·cond. Xlnt coitd. $400. TRUCKS · CONNEI.J., CHEVROLET U'all'ilng..,...... ~w:--(111 Ma~ .'xtt0, mUtr see:-..._* 675-1258 * . lfi'rCr'i'Ortoo "" ---:2323 Harbor Blvd., 846-9l.85. ~~ BOY'S 1-10 Schwinn 5 speed e . Crista Me~ 54G-1203 CllILD'S "'1dl<, beautl!ully AQUARIUS 21 stlJliiay, n<lil' new, $65. 'ff &L CAMINO '57 FORJ> P.U., cl•an •hape. band tooled. Xlnt cond. $15. Like new. Loaded· w/extras. * 6"-M50 * 6 cyl., stick, radlo. (16543E). Make otter. 644--055l, Trlr, 6 hp Evlntude Pri/p-llON0A '50 ec m1lll trail, 6 S1599 61>-1413 att<r <lm> ------ty, ~· mos, old, like new cond., e 1m Ford % T, air, power ' I~ ARI.BERG 35 • Goodleg. ,..., <Xll'U. $235. 968-2808 'ff EL CAMINO bT. tires, dllc bl-Bites, C&n· l!l~.~-~·.·~=~~-~·s.;;•·~··;.~~~ 11.~! DiHel Crut1lng '72 HONDA 750. Many a~ V!, radio, P.S.,-auto., vinyl pers~ial. eve 9 . 592--1032. . _ Ketchn. Ololoe of 1 Bkr. tru. 10,000 mL Belt otter. root. (9441(1{). '6.'J Ford Ranchero. Good -7803. . 545-8105 alter 6 p.m. S2199 condition. $300. 8Mt1,, Glner1I .900 ALLIONE Sabot No. !103. '70 HONDA '100. low ml., ex-e 673.-7528 or 645-1446 I;::::==::::::::::::.·~::::::::::::= Fine l'clnr ,_-. Xlnt ""-552-'13GS alltt 5 p.m. '70 EL CAMINO Autoa W•nted 968 SC , LETS cond. 2 sail&. cover, $350. 'I al VS d" RAM~ · Prlvat• -61WCI01 YAMAJIA 2!0, lll'e<t eg , , ra HJ, P.S.. auto., air, . REWARD =~_:c.:...;c;.•..;.,;. -exp, clwnben. ( 213) vinyl roof, (97011E). 'A~ N-SIERS· . C/oL eat .w. ""Cd cond.: 431-9919. . s2999 ;i..n. 1 .. boo--· l 'mi•' nil k """""°' • • .._ . • tnmp A paint. Call m1op, Motor HomH '6' RANCHERO WILL PAY OVER KtUy Bh11 . loQk New '72 RX3 mlln. v.., cltu. .UlO. .,_. - Aak far llJ• Manapr IDll S..dt Bhd. llundrwton Be&cto It!..., KIHm -INSTANT CASH We need )'OW' Import <'Ir. RHd & Rallye Motors oranao COunt.Y'• Oldest Dir. 1609 Ponvna Avt. ())att Meu 1lf..MS,35.\9 CORTINA •gs Cortina GT, reblt ena. tape &c racUala. S 8 0 0 . 6Ta-5881 DATSUN $57.51 '111 SAAB Ill E, low mtl., xlnt """'· $1915. Loaded. ROT Al\Y JIC)Wtn4. * • * 4.99-3911 * * * $8 rno. + T 6: L. For ftlP-'89 SAAB Sonnett. Xlnt eond. Pl)'. Tradtl('GJll. S.crifictl Bnl otJ•rt • 6'!-8661 · '71 ROTARY'S 1-------"Demo Sale" suaARu 11 TO CHOOSE "BIOOE5rSAVINo.S" ''Servil!i! ~nc.·• * SUBARU * A1 Loft a1 Sl.!99 s~,., on dUI> 9 to I dally. 1969 B. J. Spertscar Center Datsun Pickup HUNTINGTON BEACH mm WARREN'S MAZDA Spott Car Center 2833 Harbor, Coit.a Meai -Autos, Imported 970 ALFA f«OMEO Atta Romeo '72- 2000 . NOW IN STOCK For Immediate Dellwry ln1t1nt Credit BANK FINANCING COAST IMPORTS 1000-1.%00 W. Paclftc Cst. Hwy. Newport Beach f714l 642-0406 Alf• Romeo NOW ON DlSPLA Y Safea Service Parts Body Shop COAST IMPORTS 1000.JlllO w. Coot 11..,. Newport Beach fl424M06 1972 Alpha Romeo Uke new. Sparkling red ex. terior, Only 3649 miles. 902· TVY. 17331 Beach Blvd. e OR.ANGE CO\JNTY'S Camper shell, stora&e box. (C8SCIQI . 842-6666 Leue l\1gr. ~Ir. FT)' LARGEST $1266 '71 RX 2 S2499 no E. lit St., s.A. 541.- TOYOTA Sot It-you'll Buy II. · Dm ltwi4 -Cl TOYOTA Green coupe with black in- teriOr, air cond. Rtwlution- Rry Rotary engl~. Lowl--------1 nille~· \VIII not llUI 728~ElT) 1966 Harbor. C.f.l 646-9:\03 '72 240Z 2 Dr c~. 4 spd tl:lr Tak~ cider car or Ylll1 finance balance I 14LS38970 l Call 546-4{)52 aft 10 am 494-9773. '6.5 Datsun wagon, new tires, batt. l'tc, orig, o\vner, 46,000 mi, $400, 494-9a22. * '72 Oat'>un 240-Z. Air, mags, radials, Al.I·FM. On- BILL JONES B.J. Sporhcor Ctr. 2833 Jlarbor, Costa r.1esa 540-4491 ly 6,0CXl ml. $-1550. 6-1:>-:l\11) M.B. 280-SL or cpe wanted -.-1910 D•t1un pick up by pri pty. Will pay $1.475. S30-·W70 cl(;OOO-=:...l:.:6500=·:...m.<;::::,.:.:2211=:_. --I •n 510 DATSUN 4 rlr. St,350 MG or best offer. 833-8659. RAT -··"ss,,.....,~""o_it__,,,,.,,.-. - * * MGA * FIAT * -61~-1'-13*-·siM!-!..--p-"' ]2811,·· (24'• " 85011 DEMO SALE * $)788 * MGI '67 MGB/GT, ri'ew in,., AM/FM wire wh11. lmmac. $1895. • 968--0176 • MGB '68 Roadster, yellow, has wire whls Ii: nu tires. S1300/bst olr. 645-72Z'J, •·72 128 2 Dr. Sed. (#:10980) SEE THE ALL NEW OPl!L JUST ARRIVED GOLD MEDAL WINNERS MX SERIES SILVER MEDAL WINNER NEW STYLE HI LUX a·10NZ E Ml.DAL WINNIR CELECIAS &. UNOCRUISERS S4266 AU. AVAILABLE FOii See It-you'll Buy It. C0~1PLETE SERVICE, ' speed, radio, beater. (ZXZ· 12BSL COUPE '69 OPEL KADETTE LS n l CUSTOM BODY SHOP 666). $915 dll'. 836-6535. IMMEDL\TS Dm4V1Q' UN\ '411'8 • 16 Set'Vice Bays e TOYOTA , Mii, t./c, Jo mi's, $U50. • ,, •• < • ... • J; ... '" , •. ,)I • I '" ' 'I . " • < . l ~--; ~ •• .. 1 .. ' . • ·~' I ~,,I ' ~,: .,, ! ,'. I I I : I I i! ' : ! • ' "" ' • ,~. . } : ' . I 'I ; ; i!j '"'1 ~ • I ""' e ~~':fw:_~ev~~~·~anl"!-l-.i1:-0:. ==~~~B!El.;' ce:::..:·::~·,::, !81;::-;•:.._~-,~'!'l~,,.~, hl_1/R1nt • 940 VB, camper shell, radio, P.S., -WORLD,o(, GOOD ' .-S1350. Pvt~. ~. i-~-auto., airS. 2'9974912091. He ,went.Jo tloitdl far, hi• ,\ • . MS..'n:n . NOW SllOWING hee..lth but after two week• ~ 1973 • - llAM lii.:1 Factory Trained Mechanics ,70 Opel Sta. \Vag, Auto~. 1 ', , 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Da;i. •1665, Eve• 673-8891. 4 For ,lite mocltf, clt1n, 1966 Harbor. C.M .. &16-9303 Mon., Tues., Wed.,&: Fri. '68 Opel &a. \\'ai .• 4 sPd, 2S ' , low mll••t• domes-c..c--....;:;:.::...,U:::;:. =-== OPEN TI-JURS TO 9 PM ml'• per an\. ""' . he died. Two o! hli ll'lenils 26' Excallber aloop, olffps 5• · (70 GMC JIMMY went to the mortujey .. vtew mo-. ....... ln the water. PACE ARROW' bl clrl the body as It lay ;,, Excel cond.12.CIOO. llJl.8403, w • vse~2N19ce9. t84427F). ca'sket. · 42' Crou Trimaran, ~ "Doesn't he lool< ""nd'lt J!lll'llllly compl•ted, Pl&M 1973 fill?" one said. , .incl. S25t 67$-7559 aft 4 ~ -~Yeah." ..... _.....,,lb . sew-n-€&tamaran. _y..1e~A: "The two weeks he spent Xlnt cond $850 I I Vi •• '72 BLAZER , 4 whl, dtiv~R~, P.S., auto., air. <892E\'\'). tics, Imports, trucks or A DI . BUI Jones' Call 842-'341 c1mper1. ~--------RSCHI Call an<! ask tor. a.,.r 19'10 AUDI ICfO.l.'l. 4 dr .. B.J. SPORTSCAR CTR rv DAYE Ross AM/FM olu'OO. Xlnt cnnd. :J833 11.-17141 54Q.4491 ____ .._. _ __.., . .._ ' < spd. Sl695. ~170 or * COSTA MESA * 1964 PORSCHE s.c. P•rleet · • -644-1805. ___._ . _ _ __ _ _ ahape! 1800 cc e n I , 1118 H bot C.M MW30.1 ;-;-'PDNffAO US-TIN--AMERICA 1 • ---. -~";?~ vw c m P_I'-" · I down here sure did him a • ~ M6-8045·. e~• ~ WORLD of GOOD." 16' J'ibe~ tali~t. nr. ALL BOATERS new, lrlr, xlnt cond. $!50. LIMITED SUPl'L Y OF 1972'$ AT BIG SAVINGS • '68 CHEVY Yi TON . ,_. S4699 2QO Harllor Blvd. '68 AU:rrJN Amuica, aui;;, 6~10ER1788 '65 Poroche Cabirol•t comp! 1970 Costa 'M111 ~17 19,000 ml, $695. or offer. Red with black tnterior. reblt eng., new tires, top, MK II • 507-2650 c•-h 1 ... 1 ttr q,. dck, prt/pty. 12650· s I W :. AmNnON! _<_ll_7J5._8'54-'-. ---Sport v11n 3 seat, V8, auto., radio. C43262C). WE buy all mallet Of dean --------iuvme W ee S, r II e.. 613-1282. fat Oft •ton ~ ~ uled oporta can. Plld for AUSTIN HEALEY '.!'f:.'163· )Hun')! on this one! * 'il Poncho Rdtt. C.n\i. * Aulomltic trans, ndlo, bftf· • _ · Seamaiishlp I: Small Bo.at 14' Sloop It trailer, good con-IMMEDIATE DELIVERY S2299 or not. Plttae drlve In for (.-.""' · ; 'Jmmac cond. Must aell thlJ er, IPQirllna red exterior ,.,it .., •J'1)nlloal. •66 Austin Heal•Y 3CIOO Muk llLL JONES ·wknd. SliOO/oller. m.<1885, with black lnlerlor. M31.'GB •• ·•• Handling counes offered dition, must sacrlftce $l50 • or best oiler. 557--M26. free of charge by· the Hunt· ---Zo...-· ~ -'71 CHEVY 1 TON inglon Beach Power Squad-CALCA 114' '"REVIER ron. N.w .,w,.. 1tart al 1 Catamuran 59~1665 'r Dual""' I< fl. stalt•. 4 spd., · PM Tu<t<laY, S.pt. l21h & " LliiO H' MOTOR HOMES vs, truck. {{.170Cl. NEWPORT . • IMPORTS wtn be hekl-ev.ry Tuesday J hall•·"" trail.r 211& W, ~lit, S.A. IJ35.!ln WILL TRADE niahl '" 13 weekl at the s:ioo * ~2173 SANT A ANA • uoo w. CoUl llwy, Huntinrton Beach Ht 1 J, ~-~--.:.;.;.-"..,'--'71 CHEVY o/• TON Nowport Beach School, 17th " Main Stntt. BNlo, SlljMtil9Ck• tlO EXPLORER v .. 6 I ti' k s . -~="=l·.:..'40"'5'=--• ey ., s c . uper n1ct. Room 136. Any queatlona BALBOA Blip iar · 4(1' boat Mcm'.>R HOMES (83!15.lH). lMPORTS WANTED call cn<I !162-183<. 0ct. '72-JU!"' '13. Ampl< WHY PAY MORE? S2799 °rane• c.unueo MAl!G. ply 12· •kt 11 porkln• iao ,. • n tu, . SEE vs nRSr • BIU. 10~~o·u ~/Johnson 51Ai horse o.b. , 81$-1950. ?fEW • USED CONNELL CHEVROLET :.=·:.:'10:-00:\!!11 ~.---;""1"'111-'1t1__.,6:..Sk"""I~' "'tl"'l 1 . MOTOR HOMES 2828 HIU'bor Blvd., .ff, ~:: Betdt ~:;- Clark, 613-3S4S Sat. It Sun. . . READY TO GO Costa Mesa 546-1203 • WE PAY TOP oolUfi " FL YBIU1lGE Sport1lsbor ll' TIU httD ll'*°""'r. l30 I.~~~ Bl.VD. '66 l.H.C. 1" TO;r-~R 10P USED CARS SxlO'. Cotne ~~~·NseeB' .~~ :.~. ____ -:=:::·;:;_.._ __ Ii::::: ~d~'i. P.S., auto-u.:: .:; ... extra cleu>, ~·A<-·-, . ' 13•'iloriON WMler, «I hp S1299 BAUER BUICK BMW m :Xlnt cond. Make ottor. B.J. Sportscar Ctr. 1970 •PORSCllE 911-T wtlb S1766 :!~ 613-0085 aft g pm. 2S33 Harbor, Costa Mel& comfort ll'OUP A: ma111. S.1 it-you'll Buy it. --i 54M491 Good cond. -· ~ l . 1'8124 Sjlder $1311 Porcbe '70 911 E Tarra. t&Di& ~.-, It's orange with black Inter-Burcundy. Sportamatic _AM YOJA tor, S Spd, Extra sharp car, FM, extl'al. Immac. SQIO. : Sef' and Drivt !WXP798). Pr! pty. nA/&75-ttlO. 1966 Hll'bor c.1.t. 6*9303 1tri BILL JONES '18 ~""· 11. ..... .. BRAN' D"NEW I ;:<, B J S rust. Stll or trad& tor VW ) , • portscar Ctr. p/u or van. 546-M8!1. • l833 Har~":" Mes• '~lWoche. Good condlllot1. FROM TOYOTA , :,;,,l' "10 FIAT. Ocean blue Racer *** 49f..9547 *** MX , cpe. 4 speed, radlo, heater, •n PORSCHE 91' lo mt ·i ' "!: 11,IXXI miles, Kelly Sul'· emu. $3900. Bef:i..e 10 am · ... 1ested retail $1130 l:l.ft?pm.lf.5..0150 Come ID, telt drivel 1:: ~ (100GBR1008717T) Slftl A1ao available fOf • 1 2480 Harbor Blvd., Coi ta brake1, $4250. Land Ctul1tr Stftlon "'• TR.A.ILER 4 'Wheel' tandem Evil11'udt, oover, tratltr, CONNELL CHEVROLET 29Z Hirbor Blvd. tor ,.i.. Capable Of Plll1lol reduced lll $150. 604!!,1 l828 llubor BM!., Coe1a M-'711.2500 ==v=1SJ=t=...,=.,..,==bO=m=1=1= 36• bolt. Call ~. C<>sta Mesa ( HS-UJ3 STOP:! Don't Junk It. AJri car & DAVE ROSS PQNTL\C, '119 9111, 5 tpd,..,; um 6 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY "·; {' Meaa 546--8017. &1,5--4494 Wagons, Mark JI st&Uon "".,( • PORSCHI Wagons I: Cel1~11 mo nAT 124 s ~ Y. d.", . nr•N LEWIS -.o iiHta/MarlM I' Tra.,atltlolt . JlaJ 1:. ~ J.:.::C:~!.d': :.:6r.'."'~:,-"t,.uo 1~0W. • Equip.. ~ 904 . -bed, w/drive up ramp. Also 541-9015. "" ' OPEN Dn.1.n trlr equjpd to carry <1l 23' --~w-ANTE--D---:w Wallttiona bo•"' tr1U.r. '-/R 920 1~ boat.. Gd cond. Pm tM Ford ·., CheVJ panel ROY CARVER, Inc. rura:e brakes, winch, guide Ctimpen, ~,,. .. ,9f,t _ -~~R RG0¥£581.~ ractnr Can, draptera, or wqon, '55 -'57 prefered, 2!U t. 1'1tb St, ~s 1a· Jiles S795. d,yS. s· "N.w:·~ 110v A ii. _... \.Mfilen rove vu. boau. ~. ha~ cub. 548-'5380 Costa Mesa OtMff4 NMiOS3! evea, 646--0681. · Ute, 1tove w/avt.n, Soebox, GIJ"den Grove 891-4419J===;;i;=':;:===O..:.::::=,;,;;;:=:;;,==.G:::;;:;~===;;,;;; '68 qmYSLElt o.b. mowr .W. •!•lee pump, an ...ct • SANTA ANA ii ldll~ '°""· !US. firm! lnL Bett -· over 1215. e EXPLORER • &f6..!8621 • • • • W.9012. ... . ...,.,._ WI '89 Dodae van, tun top. •MOTOR HOMES• """", • • . , '-dlnett., 11M. ,..,,., olPi 4. * SEPT. ONLY * n' Chtt1 Cabin, Groy I lnbd. lo ml. X1nt i..lfll, ' ·FREE WN~~· ·= Cy.•'r .. • u;t; .. -TV ' AIR c. 4'M&!T h-'"1 '"" W1Tll PURCHASE 11·. •111 Rita, so llP • 10Tlll\lllPll•t or tm EXP. 11 ' .i-. 'l'llt 1".llw; 113111. Good -· l'f1' '°""' llalt llO & HAl\BOR BLVD. -m.lilllJ • 1111 ----·IWITAANk , o:=.~~ i;;i,:.=,et, 1:o ':.~~-= .., r:z ltent•la "" !!DT.$4 * I "'lqAM J!t,, CK Jft l:IO. ·-... -· -u· Ootbiilml w/45 hp M.;,. .... d>iiiJJ llOOe llll!o 1 :.. ~ ~ :.: fil&. GoOd oond. 8_, ~ U.1111•. $1111 loo ........ 111 """" wttll , • S.19'lT ' fitm, M5-ITl5 • ,., . ametator ,.. ill' and "ll u· n~ sltlll. tll 'i0y·s·10 ~ Wli, iliil -.a.., ....U. AD llP , .. _, lltllt ..,.;p -. u...., ,...i. -.. 1'12 --·-. .... "' ......... _ ....... 11' Gl.AllPAR. 15 'b.p., 1 'ii -W I 1 'Ii . oloo. -.a • 1111 ...,,..., .....,., 11u•. _...,..·r-e'iiWili,i'a 112""11. -.... -· II' ... luL • ..., ..... Ulltl Wion 1/0, ii JjJ ~ .. --.l,, ¥m:. """°"' 1r ..-, v --• lliL . .;;•;;.,;;~;::.,' ---...... 1 -LIU ... ---..... Ailliiii • .... ... u· lllW bot.~ i bP-; 1111 ~ ... -a -· 1Ullldu.llor,---.. llL ....... .,. ... . . . - . r A?-.1/FM Sharp C.r. f\1u~t UU. \>'("I aell-leavlnrt country. Beal ...,.,_' " ""'I'"""""'"" .. -' :r:. '70 Poraclle tllT TOY TA . ,. , otter. 84l·S2Zl. One owner, Z,000 rnlle1, 0 1".., ! '70 Flat 124 Spydtr. Clean clean cor (ZZFMl)f. ' I#"'! ' hpd. AM·FM. Mags. · $Sfff 1'66 Hubor llvd. -·· ;: !2200-~1 Crevi.r Mltora Cest• MIH ""'"°' '· "169-FIAT 124 2'1' w. lit., santa Ano -,71 -T"Yot• c.r.ll• . 2 ~ S ~ 5 ---r=83.l-~31;;11:,,.,:;--ll'M 'STATION WAGON. :) U<, port '""' •pd dlf, -Tak• ""all down or pickup! RINAULT Radio, he'1<r, l11C10r711lr. 1'~ Can liMnce IZWW370) call $1799 -13 alt 10 •rn. 546-<052. lten•ult o.m. Sole Low Down Low Tmno JAGU~ Semi Ann11t1I PHONE 6*5!11 --MIRACLE MAZDA 'T Jacur Conv. AIC, winni, wine, Concoun eond. $550. Alto '69 Cpe. equal cond. l!llO. Pvt. Pl>· S1S-1232. KARMANN GHIA '66 Karmann Ghia. Gqod . cond. • ll50 • ~ fit ii48-2746. LOTUS:, iZMJ'a • i:ur{'"+k.' 'M~ cond. Re b It en1l1·W. MMy xtrf,I CoNider ftdt, 113U1118 -MAZDA t Demonstretor 2111 naro.r Blvd. Cle •-'9 Colla Meta •r•nc;• "" "12 'll>)oolo °"""" dtlux, Thi1 WHltend \Tb\yl ""'· AMl'l'/I. radio. Unbe1t•ble Prices A/C. Auto trlJIO. IOtal ml ALL 1972 MODILS 3'000. Purchuod -f/"D. IN iTOCIC,. Mtlpm--11. l~IDIATll '11 %;;;: Muir IL 4 <Ir., .._e1•1rr1~ I -~ ..m., Auto. $1'50. -~~Fiat:· !'1 TJME1.Fo1 ·IMCOPOASRTT~ ;:w~::•: -ma.,.,,..e!,llYJ< DAILY' PILOT i:':at":;".:.ta,: W~IT AD =-=--= ' .... - • : ' " • • ' JI DAft.V l'LOT • f --:-· .. I~ j -..... l§J I _ .... I~ I· -·-J§"1I --1§1 I -·-1§11 -·-1§1 l -·-1§11 -·-1§1 ~ ..... ::~ ... ~ ... ~ .... =;;~970::1 ~,.~u~tot.:;~,""""*'==:;~,~10:!,.vi .. , 1...,,,,.. 970 ,..,. ... ,__ m..-. ~ "° ,,.-, ~ "° ~-=~.;;:u: .. ~-~~-=1~;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;:~~ TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN YOLKSWACKN TRAHS=ATION CADILl.AC CADILLAC ...... i-. ~~~ "' ---------·I -·--1 Toyolaland CrulMr '71 YW lu9 $1299 '63 vw. -Robb 1969 CA•llS YOUR ONLY '~CADILLAC H.T., W~11 Hubl, Didi; Yellow wllh bl&dt Wl'ricr. aJr/cond. Rebli •naine, UW f'ACTORY COUP£ DE VILLE~~t\ean, Cook nm• Wbeob. Vcey 1 OWll<r. nu... w.. ,,..., IJSO, Call 55UZU. rn '67 CHEV. AUTHORIZED """"' aondl woo. "4-71J3 OW! CS'Ur TSU). <81lPBO). '19 Bua, AM/FM. radia.ll, Impala epe, • R&dio, P.S., 'II El Dorado. aupe:r *'"' »291 BILL JONES air au» stick, '7,<JOO ml 4 rJ><td, radio. B<l&• ....,.. auro., air, CJCN142), CADILLAC fully equipped. By ....,... Crevier Molon . Good '°""· n050 .. ei;..am tor. m(lcJUni ,,.ator. $1199 J>EALER -. so:.'425. aw. i.i .. s..oia Ana B.J. SporiKar Ctr. vw Karmann Chia 19!0, $966 • IArl<lt orJe<tJon ., COdJJ. l-'-~w~ANTED=~PR=VT~Pl'Y=- 1135-JJn l833 H.,...... Coat& """" good ....,, e.11 olltt. :zm Set It-you'll Buy It. '67 OIEY. t\' ... ~.. cowu1. 'JJB.'10 1.o m1 Cid w nv. TRIUMPH !14M191 Jlolly Ln., N...,_ e.ac:b. Camaro cpe. vs, P.s., auro. Pll1I pwr, !Ur. CUii. ""'1«!0 '" Tr,..;,,jlh GT4 s1111 ;7!_ "! ~~~! s .. ·:_~,,...~= ""'· ~~ <UES158>S1299 • ~ CAMARO Jue -!th bll,le Interior, e~ Sharp\ Take •mall down Brlnc $1996. 6t6-3l53 • TO fl • 'IS Camaro. E:lcd coftd. 32'1 ahal!>-Like -condition. will nn.ooe private party '6S VW ..... -A clulch 64fl.9303 ''6 CHEY. :l600 llAltBOR Bl.. cu ta. Wide oval. map, .iiLL JONES =) -0 ' new. ':' ~ cor:· . ~ ·::.i ;:.:•t;a,;;~~: P.S., 540-91~ST·=~ Sl«X>. 67.1-1481 8.J. Sportsc1r Ctr. '89 vw w .. tpha!Ja. Pot>roo COMPL ,.,.,.. vw Chulla . A mNTION 111 $899 ""'°'• UMd 990 Aulol, UMd .2133 Harbor, Co.ta Mffl Camper w/tent. AM/FM. a: front end. Good VW trans VW OWNERS e . 54G-449l Front mount 1pare Ure. axle, Make offer. M&--'1519 nm.soafARGE )'OUt bu& '67 MUSTANG TR-41, low tn.lltl, radial Header exhawt. 1n.Uer '67 VW Van, new paint. Exch tor a terrUlc bonepowtt in-VB, radio, P.&, auto, (JHF~ .tlrff. new aeata. $1l75. hitch $2375. 536-3&t5. eng, fantutlc, $1195/olfer crea.e tor freeway, moon· 667), i6-2361. 'Ill VW oqbk. AM·FM. Rear 536-<Xl62. taJn or lttftt drlvtna:. 0.. $999 • VOLKSWAGEN w l n do w dell'oottt. New '70 VW a.,. autom., 31,000 pen<labl•, anootb _.,, • tlrts. 43.000 ml. Authorized ml. $1415. C811495-C589 lot a demo ride 70 OPEL VW serv ewry 3,l:KXI ml. * * * 499-3961 * * * and low prleu. You. tnatall Kadttte waaon Radio auto . . '63 Baja Bug, xlnt cond. Xlnt cond. $1300. 645-5417 ,70 BUG, blue, white inl or we install beauU!ul boJt· rack, (Cl7BEic> ' ·• u bna, "'"' lhocka, paint on kit f<r oedanl, ..,_ A $139• radio. $650. Reoentl)! in-'65 Bug, aunroof, new paint 30,000 mt. Ellcel cond. $1400 Ghl , . 9 wsted. Mu.st Sac. $495. Eves &: tlret. Xlnt cond. Orig. Orlg Owner. 642-5557 to t!tie:eo~t~e pt to try Jt • '46-1945. :"'~':"'bf;".~i~! '68 YW -BUG ----~--------'68TOYOTA PRE-ANNOUNCEMENT JO VW Mkrobul. Xlnt cond; 19,000 ml. $1715. 613-3563. 4 speed, radio, beater, S995 '65 VW Factory camper new H.T. Ci>e'. Auto., radio. ~new ttm. Hoolc.td for VW ... bod _ .. _ or bHt ouer 644-t687. -1600 etlfPne, Excetlent-con-CWJ'E475), ,oound pl11.1 extru. $11'25. van ~. Y poor ~~P' dltion, ,Uklnr $1 55 0 • $89t JoM6....3550 or ~ out, panel • carpet in. New ·10 VW Mint cond. 5t5-00(l. , 1 a. =-"-"""'=:'-;;':':::"== reblt 40 b.p. ene. '500 Amy sunrt, $1350/Be•t ouer ,... VW' l'op Top camoer, m.2946 Call m-3929 '69 Camper> as.ooo ml, new · '70 MAVERICK !AM/FM', 9(XXI mJ. $3500., 1971 vw po~top camprr. Lo ,67 Bug, 58.ln> mi, xlnt run-eng -10,000 mt. Must tell. Cpe. Stick, ndka. (236BNR). 1p>nllder .U •!Im.! 496-4lf6 need AllO. '10 VW bug. V•ry $1299 alt &:30 pm, ·, mll~e. $2950. nine cond., IUJ'll'OOf, • cl ...... . * tU6-5745 * paint, $77S. 644-502 ean. V'l't".o..>V, • MO!or ~ Motor Homff '64 VW .,..n. AM/FM, pood '68 PONTIAC , 940 S.lt/Rent 940 $111/ Rini 940 trans. 1495. 642-4773 ""'' Lo Mons cpe, P.s., auto., '72 CONTINENT AL 25' Motor Home ' ' . Fat 1972 CONTINENTAL pr111dly presents this new deluxe , motor home. THE lllTOR HOME WITH ALL THE EXTRAS STANDARD •••• •• M. ~· • '' Chll•• GeNllM 402 C1. I• • ....-1111 H.P.J Ho...Corrotm Watet T...U ...... DIN: .... J,l/1" ''"' ,.,,.,..., "* WliMI ... s.... a.....Hetc• hel W...W--1--. & St., Lit* P-400 Mt.~-e Clo .... H•mpet "' .....,..., ,.,.,r " ,., .. o. .. ••'* ,,.,, ....... ~ -.,f1 Ar• lfilfl •• Pilet s..t JC."!~ wa ... utht • 4.1 C.. ;.,-= .. , . !. ) 26" .._ CeblMfl IMehs 1•'9 ..,, awu.1,.,... s.,.... sa•~,_.ty .. llt4lM• =1111 ,..... nlltM••-...,,.. o.-....... W ..,.~&.ttT•I hceforwcrrcl Dt.n. llwtc.,_ 4,tol W.rt DIMtte Meit• I .... cw .. ~ 1 ..... 1.T... . s,tc.tiHM 1d1·hlh W .... W .. ~-W-RH._ S-. JO -P""' Ollhldo-St.Nte-CU .... -Dl..ne 40dft l'H; ~M;' '' .. " 12')' .. t 1l1•ef ,.,. .... 0...14..,.., ,,..,. ' ... ....... ~ , , ..... , .. '""". Whitt J1011 lhl'*.,; Ii motor ,..ml, consider the 2S' CONTINENTAL for '72' n 1t1t11mbtr this lo tht only motor homo that offora ALL THE EXTRAS AS STANDARD EQUIPMENT. ' '••' ' .. DANMAR ·MOTOR HOMES SALES -SERVICE -RENTALS 131ql, HAllJIOR,, !JARDEN GROVE . Ntxl to G. G. Dottu~ 531-6800 970 541-5221 days. Jeff. radio. (840000). '69 vw. SunlhlDe )"!low, $1299 $12!IO. • • 87J..8285 CONNW. CHEVROLET 'n VW Bug, rib, .Ught body 2828 Harbor Blvd., itarnap. XInt ene-. 835-5500 c.osta Mesa 546--1203 bctwn 9 & 5. '&t Chevy, lood tranaporta- "60 VW recent eng o/h 1: don $125. '52 Ford panel, clutch. Body A int. very good cond. $300. 548-6486 &ood cone!: 1395. "'"'1704. AMC '87 VW JW1I areat. Good bn.., -.... Many ... 1~R"'EB"'EI"'u_'.,.69-ssr ....... '"l.oaded--. -""' . traa. $850. 846-WS. "°""· Xlnt. l139So 54&-2765; '18 VW RIK, inmroo!, $600 or 642-46ai m ... otter, can att • pm.1--....._Bu=ic~K,.,.-- ~. '68 VW, like new, AM./FM '66 Rlvi1r• radio. lnlide beaut! Pa,y-Full power, factory air, l'OW· menta P1ut $500. 642-7559. er window1, Jo:N mlleage, * '67. vw * on• owner. good oondltlon IOtJO or $12'9 best ofter. 536-8938 Low Down Low Tenns ~~~--~--PHONE 645-5199 1966 VW Squarebeck. Lo MIRACLE MAZDA mile~. Excel. $9'J5. ~ 2145 If.arbor Blvd. ~ CoataMea '68 BUG, large eng., auto '68 BUICK Electra 225 con- tUclc, tine cond. $10.0 . vert . 44,000 m i les. · 11118-'19!! °' '9).1;948. Automatic, --' ateer!JW, , } '8' VW SUNROOF. power wlndow1 I: seat, tac- xu,T 1300 CC ENG. .... Ii<, KellJ Blue -'":i::....--l ll915. CVGZ'lt/) $1 ~'9 . "0 DAVE ROSS PON'!UC. 24llO Harbor Blvd., Coat& 11ltia 11rw Me ... -1· "n ~ Kn '70 Riviera. Cean u yom doctors oftioe. F\Zlly auto. Votvo Gold ~ ~ ... """ ~in~,.. ~tl ~":.!air~~'"'": ·""""' MU. 551-2566 .... d. , .FULL FA!;'l'ORl;,EQUIPI' BUICX '66, Et ..... '25; Air, $95.32 total mo 'jPymt incl Pwr, Complete' o Ab a u 1 ~ tax license A:' all ~ Planned to keep, Mutt sell! ~es tor 48 months. De-Prilpty, 1168-2594 fm'ed payment pr I c e ·n BUICK Centurion 4 Dr, '4515.'8: Full .... pri.. hardtop. Fully oqulpped. $4098.55, A.P.R, 11 %. On Excellent cond. S3.500 approved credit. C274209). ~2722 aft 6 pm Ask tor Le DEAN LEWIS '66 BUICK RIV1ERA Air, fUl1 power, YOLYO ~Dl~c 19" Hubor Blvd. 1968 El Dorado cadlllac Ute Cott• M11• 646-9303 blue. Blk vinyl top •' int. '66 Volvq. New Michelin X FulJ:1 equip. 48,500 lni . radiab:. hrfttt con d. 547-1143 or 838-2296 • JIU..009 . DAILY PILOT 970 CLASSIFIED ADS . 1RAHD NEW FOR ACnON ••• CALL 642·5678 Autoo, UMd ' USED CAR INVENTORY CLEARANCE!! IXCEPllONAL YALUIS ON IXCIPTIONAL AUTOMOllWI . '71 EL DORADO •• $6666 Vinyl top, leather Interior, full power, fl\C- tory air, tilt wheel, AM-FM tte:r@O, power door locks and trunk opener, cruise con- trol, twilia:ht aent., and more. Mutt aee. (333DLJ) '71 CADIILAC ••• $5777 . Sedan De Vllle. Vinyl top, leather inter- ior, tilt wheel, AM-FM 1terto, power door Jock&, twili&ht sentinel, gorgwua car. (71S. CQ!) '68 CADILLAC ••. $2555 Sedan De YUie. Vinyl top, leather interior, full power, factory air, Ult wheel, AM-FM stereo, cruise control, _power door ]9ckl, twilla:ht sentinel (946AFV) -'69 COUGAR XR7'$2444 FACTORY AIR CONDmONlNG, V-8,'pow• er steering, power brakes, auto. trans., ra- dio, heater, WSW tires, absolutely out• st.and.Ing fn.9ide I: out. Sale prlCed this weekend (Z0R330) '70 CHATEAU .• $3111 Ford chateau 330 wagon. Long wheel bate, VS, automatic, power steering, air condi- tioning, radio, heater, all four seats. (185- AJH) '68 VW KOMBI Bua. Seven passenger, four·rpeed tranami,.. slon, new engine, radio, heater, WSW tires. tng leather inter. FUll power, factory air, maroon and white. sa:le priced! (WFI.273) SALE PRICED '70 EL DORADO Onnamon firernl.9t, cordovan top I: match- ing leather inter. Full power, factory air, tilt wheel, AM··FM 11.e'reo, power door Jockl. Les!I than 24,0IX> cudul miles. (167Bt1Il SALE PRICED '70 MERCEDES •• $4333 220 DU:SEL. FACTORY AIR CONDmON- JNG. Acitomatic tra.namlaslon, leather in- terior, sandcutle belJ:e, radio. heater, white aJdewall fires. les.s tban 35.000 miln.. See this mint condition beauty! (122AKXJ '69 EL DORADO • $3888 Vinyl top. leather Interior. Full power, fac- tory air, tilt-tele wheel, ilt:·FM stereo. power. door lockl. cruise control. twilllht 1entlneL <YPBm> '69 RIVIERA ••• $2777 Vinyl top, vinyl strato bench ~ab, tull powu, factory air, tilt wheel, rad1o, beat- er, new white wall tirel. QCRG638) '70 CADILI;AC .•• $4333 Coupe De WJe. Vinyl top. tun J>O'N'T, fac- tory air conditioning, tilt wheel. AM-nt latereb radlO, -(W9AVA) '69 CADUJ.AC •• $3666 Coupe DeVIDe. Vinyl top, leather lnm. Full pQWtr, tactory alt, power door Jock-. tUt-tele wheel, AM-FM. wsw, etc. Very JoW mUes. (ZSP587) '71 EL DORADO CONVERTIBLE. FACTORY AIR CONDI· TIONING. White/white/red leather inter- ior. F\111 power, stereo and tape l)'lttm. power door locks, new WSW. t.trea. etc. Lesa than 15,000 local owner miles. (402-- CTOl SALE PRICED . ' '72 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille. VhU'l toP. leather inter~ full power,-factory air; tJ1t wheel, .Al\f-FM at.ereo, ~er door lOCkl, etc. -Leu than 25<JO mlles. LoCiJ 1 owner. (918FVZ) . SALE PRICED Hours: 8:30 AM~ to 9:00 PM-:-Mon. i1iru Fri • 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sat. and Sim. 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ' •' • r . • DRIVE A .DATSUN 1972.DITSUN 110 2.flll. SEDAI GREAT USED GARS i PLANT A TREE! For ...,., ........ wlio -*lftS a NEW DATSUN, Ni-. Motor Co. Ill conf-ilon wltll !toe Natlollal '-"Y s-tce wll plonta ,_ i.,... _ Also FREE to J011 111 -Maw. POGIW 0 Awl Admrll ICl•IC , ....... I ( •54·37 . MO. .... -. ...... .,. ___ \ --..~.,.... ' ; .. ' . . , ' • f ' ' '67 KARMANN GHIA ............ $1095 lll:td19, Mil"'""'-4 SpM. CWfwtl ~ Oteiwe. Tl#IM T• A T•. (TGM IWI '67 YW SQU,AREIACK ••••••••••••. $995 N8 lltld P11"t. ._,.,, 4 ........ !VDX QI) '61 YW.PICKUP .................... $695 '68 YW FASTIACK ......•••.•.•• $1195 lrlOM Y.U.., L9W Mli., W/l/W Tittl. (YIV lliJ '56 YW IUG ..................... $695 ll:eai,. Custoni luck .. hit.: d.uk CeMltlM. (OH '7JI '64 YW CAMPER IUS ••••• , •••••• $1195 4.__ 14'JIQll '70 YW IUS ......... ,,. .. • .. • • .. $2391 O.hm ...... 'H!": ~ • ._ h111ttl (Ni Wl • - '69 YW BUG ........•.•.•..• ~ .• Show IOOM COMlllOlll (XJll S»I 1tac1i. $1299 '69 YW $QUARDACK ............ $179i .wterMtk, NT cu•11eM1e. uw uw ~ aDY ,., '68 .KARMANN GHIA ••...•...•. $1'1t5 lrfllllt lltld. 4 ...... fl:M19. HMfW, (UHN I») lll:llS. 4 "*"• AMiii. (ll:YH 1'M) '69 YW DELUXE l~S" .. .. .. . .. . .. $2291 ...... Air CMll .. 'fllt/Wo nr.,.} la Mllll. n.te1~ OW-UL (ltYC .. I '65 YW lifG .. '. ................ $795 '69 TOYOTA COROLLA ........... ·Sitt ..... *·~ Thl.4 .,.... .... k, ....... (VCI ... , ; 70 VW IU• .. .' ....... , , : ....... $1495 '71 · VIG4 WAC50N ............. $1ttl O.lt Of'Mll. ...... ·"'" Ol'V1 r "*" W.... CWltlM ,.,..... I• DOV) ! , '71 ~ 411 WA&ON ..... .' ..... $279& .'67 .YW "'& ....... .'.,; ....... ~ S129S · '""""'° .....,., ~ 6 .._, .... -M_,.. JI ,._.. ... Lk. mtl•I ~ CW, Hie D1li ..... °""'9 11:1!*. ~ .. T' ~ CWXIC kU • • '66 YW BUG ........••••....... $895 ' f ' • - ' . • • DAILY l'llOT I -..... 1§11 -...... I~ I --I~ --... ~ l _..,.. J§: I -·· 1§1 I _..... l§l I -·-I§' I _ ..... ~~~~~,;---~;~~~/ -· Uood • 9'I ..._, u.... "' ....._ Uood 990 A-Uood "° Autol, Uood CHIYIOLIT CHIYSLO FOID OLDSMOllLE PINTO '"' CHEY llOYA ?2 T ....... C•••"Y ·-llT1 PIN'ro >)00 cc, air: '71 CRICKET .• PONTIAC Cnnd pm, .. TEMPEST 2 Dr ••••• T llQLD. a-. Gt 9 PM&. station WllQl. Pvwet Ford or ~ ~ '6l5 Olds siartl.tt, 2 dr KT, All/FM lttNO, auto. 4lx • ...__ ,1_ ---..ai... Pwr. braUI, steer., wfD.. Al.lllelmatk:. po•11;er •eeftnl, . tin& Clcai. rm emit. $9. ............. -~~---· ---........... aJI -· AJC. JVll, deoar, &19-1llJ at -ft·-··~ •-, ·-· ~ ·~ oo~ --• .......... ~-M ---~ ~-~-.. ;,,.--;.,-:..~-~ ::._ ..., -'*"" Dtc<i cood. ut D. -(]lCDPZ). Sia. Dir. !".".'.' ~. ---u. povm btakff, radio, be&ltt, · - -brabo, faclllry olr,. =~.;_~:,;...:,.:-==--1 ·--...... 5:~ ~ .. -.-•5, ~":':::.. 12!S!'l8Z12390<) $1099 DAVE VEG· • °""'· W.,1 lop, Be•ldllUJ tuuage rad<. Only U.Olll''n Ford LTD B""""'4m. ;;;;.,..,SalAS\&n.Ud.,.. PLYMOUTH ---f15.60eO ROSS PONTIAC. 2UO _____ .. __ _ bluo .,.._ wltil motdWic '"""-Private --For ale or ,61 Olds 2 tit, N ... liHs l -·PONTIAC '69 i.e M•ns, hdtop, xlnl Harbor Blvd., Coola "-'71 VEGA $149' /lltertor • .l'XZ885. $.5499 tnd•. tlG-0022 Can i.. -• _,, -1'70 PLYMOUTH cond., olr, pwr •"rlbli<" -IT. Bl -~th bl k ,_ ~ -$1266 Low ~!ONJ; ~ T~ at ltl4 w. Bay, C.M. . ~l ROAD RUNNER ·~BO~ 4 ~· V· SIB; or ofter. 49S-~'15. T·BIRD ,;: 'k:., :U .. ~·•4-.;,.;: S..,.._,..,'11 Buy II. ~MAZDA '87 GM:AlOE, spi>ru Coupe, 383 c.I., beige 0:1, P'ffD lilt 1• automa ic, J>OWef1 d ecr-1985 GTO 'J'rt.po.,,'ft', 4i 1pd, radio. 1Jke ne .... · (mPE), V.f '4' )OWel' _..,. PON11AC 2 dr nr. power w • 0 w 1 ' 69 000 ml ·$850 COUEt;TOR Clualc 'ST T· · 21~~!YdJ ex~l.au oond., Jow ~ new b~::C:.::ce'::: :.em.:,A~~~~ ' 147-7992 Bird. Po"·er. auto.' $1,350 1 JBILL JONES ~lM& .• TDYOTA 1968. Crown Imperial ' dr. 1615. "7~· '72 GRANDVILLE excdlont -condition, TIAC, 24SO H&rbOr mw.,' '62 TranlP!l"•tlon, r/h, good cash. 646-4l\I. B. . Sportscar Ctlter 8l!dan. Auto, r/b. pl .. plb, * '59 FORD *. ~ 1lt'W 19'12 Pontiac $2'JXI. MUlt see. Costa Pttesa, 54&4017, rubbrr • ..$295. '&LT Bird, All ·-o,ver. 2 new atr, Nice car. $1,19$. a:ib. Grandville.. 4 Dr. H.T .• 5t8-ll22 after6pm. ,67 Pont Bonneville tully ~l rear back tlrcs. Baby blue. 2S3J llarbor, Colta lksl -· • ~ WlTI! AUl'OIUnC TRANS '10 4'6 HEMl CUdo, low Olll L .W:t cond Uh to Trode? tJUt Trader's $500, 96U565. ......,91 um -· C.M. -1~==cc.O_M_ET___ UNCOLN PS, PB, ...... AM • FM mu..... Xlnt ..... Must ;:"' ... 4:;.,. : ... -: Puwlloe collllM la far,..., Sell the old 1tult. &ty the For that tl>m under -"" • '69 CHEVROLET radio t-<Nile con-,.. to apPftcial>, 842-45!11. s 1-5 t1ay1 for 5 --1tutt. the Peney P!nchtt. 'Dr. Sed. Rodlt>, P.s., P.B., OON'l'INENTAL 1968 ' dr. m>c,. Wt ~ wilftL p. Don't """ "" the •hi•< ·i:~· -"?,_~ drH. Autoo lmpwted 970 A-tmponed 970 Aut., lmportod 970 auto,; olr, -ml!OI Nice "5 0>met. Low mlleqo ·rn -· -.,,.yi top, fac""1 "Llaf' It In duollletl, Ship ~--'°"" ~ ..:;:;;;;;.• ~=======·=====--=o:==~;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:::;:;;:;;; ... IGl5Dn:). Good tires. l«)O. -..... °""'" olr, tires °"" olr eooditloltlnr, plus mudl to-. Resullll -opd. S!Cll. --· r $1599 •618:&!1 • -· o...t Gold .. , mudl mott. Serial Noo CallfCl.66TL Qaalflet!Ada •• -8 GREAT BUYS , roNNEU.atEVROLET CORVEllE ~~·~ :~:. ~$399 00 .. WM 970 Autoo, lmport9c1 m ! 2928 Harbor Blvd., ·~· ,.__ b k BELow BLUE BOOK FOR , c.oeta Mesa 546-12>3 ...-""'vc:tte fa s t a c , 6ff..-0628. - ! _ c•"•Ro C _ auto trans. kt mileage. l •• ~ PE . .,.,,,.., smio. 6"--0432-1 , auto., P.S., radio, vinyl DODGE I i root. premium tire1. (T76- I ~>.-5~2799 -1• ... -llod-,.-Dart--co-n_ve_rti-.• -,.-. 4 on floor, new t:lrea/brakes. I CONNELL CHEVROLET Good radio A: b ea te r . I 2828 Harbor Blvd., 6'13-5135. ~ l a Meu 546-Ull ;66 Dodge Van. Xlnt cond. ~VERICK $109.97 per mo. 1972 MAVERlcK 'Grabber Yes, lust $399.00 Ls the total Z ·tone ' ifee·ii, cO!d iij:ihOI~ ·aovm·. ~t and oril)' sley, P/S, air eond. 12,000 $109.97 Is the total monthJY mt. SWl in wammty, Mull payment, includil!I' tu, tell, make offer. 492-9467. license and all f J ! an c e 231 , La Paloma, San Cl• charges, for ~ mos, on ap. mente. proved credit. The cash ' ' ' WANTED Best oft. takft. C a 11 I Ford "! .Cbe\ly panel ·ot-Q892. 1 ·n Maverick, new tilft, _........ '55 :; '5T prefered, ~-t\IM-up, 200 cld , 1 ha.., <alb, '548-5380 " FALCON Mil, auto, $1950. 54µ,n4, price la $54T4.69 lncludJne tax a-llcen5e. Deferred P<IY" ment price i.s $6997 .20, wblch includes all :finance cbarres, Ales taX and license. .An- nual percentage rate ii 10.85, I ,'112 <;l""l' 1-1& SIL Wq ••• Futura. olr,.a~to • PIS. MERCURY Xln t cond, Reblt-t.b, ,,..,-,.ff< 11m, 36K, llke -------- 1 , ball. Call Toli)' 64&G)2. new. $2lO l>elow bk, &fl.0314 '61 COUGAR RT V-8, CIEV. lJ6,1 NOVA. FORD •u1J!mat\c, radio, be&ter, Good lnnlporlitlon ear --· oJr cone!., $240 **** ..,_ vinyl top, <YCV"69l $1299 PONTIAC-GMC-FIAT 1971 DAVE ROSS PON't!AC, Ct.I I 71VEGAl,IATCHBACK MIJSJANG 2480 -·.Blvd.,°""" 2000 StatS.A.Frwy.) I GT option, Atr cobd., 4 speed, Meu, 5*«11i'. E. 1st St., Santa Ana radio, (933DSW), 558-1000 I $2299 Hanltop, Ume .,..n exter:or, 'SI lllERC., 4-dr,, classic, "lllalce Room Fo' Dadey" 60,000 Ol'fi. mi., mecb. • , • clean out the '"'-- 1 CX>NNELL CHEVROLET matching interior. Auto-perfect,, near ~ in A O\lt ••• turn that junk tnk.-~ I 2828 Harbor Blvd., matte trans., power steer-make ~r,,536-1627 Wit& a Daily Pilot C1aul!led ; Cotta Mesa 546-l203 Ing, radio, immaculate con· ,61 MERCUjiy sta w;n ad, Call 642..5678. .Bill BARRY IRAND NEW •n 128 FIAT· 91795 Sor;el No. 128A772212 . WINNER OF THE CAR . • OF THE YEAR AWARD! All MODflS Oii-SAi.£! Bill BARRY FIAT e PONTIAC e GMC f IST AT SA FRWY.> 2000 E. FllllST ST. SANTA ANA 111-1000 .-~~~~~~~O_N_r_wn~ K~O~N~L~Y~~~~~~~~ '70 DATSUN WAGON '6J MhCIDES llNZ E•t.• cl11n! A ,..1 b1.1v. lllL.0711 ' A1.1fo, Tra"'· Air Cond. RlH. R•1I n!c•, l595AfN) $1695 $1195 _, '70 240 z W~it• w/B!u• Int,, l0,000 mi. V1rv nic• cond, #S l ll. $3595 '69 FIREllRD Erira fi11•. ]5,000 mi. Auto., Air Co"cl. P.S., Vi11yl Tap . llAEl•ll ·$2295 ,. ~""·1"'0-=vw~-=s"'Q"'U'"Ao;RE'"l'"A .. e"K- .... , nice. #191961. A •+t1I et ~• ' $1295 '66 DATSUN WAGON 4 1p••d. Fin t tr•n1parl1ti0fl. IDJM- 1721 $695 '70 RENAULT llO 4 Door, 4 1,.M, racll•, li•t+.r, (101 IEO• $1145 '71 DATSUN 1200 Cai.rp•. AM/FM, •Ir c•n4. 4 t....I, t•1t 1bl¥• -YH'll lwy. l•tOOEC:I $1895 13861· Harhr Blvd., 6'rdtit Grove 114- . . ell ILOCl(S SOUTH OP &Al.DEN &ROVE Fl;~AY1 . - Air """'" PS. 1615 $246.6 ' !plO e ep..-Aulot, New 980 Aul .. , -98~A-, Now ,. I' '66 Otevy Inipala .C dr. dltion, (20IDS~l. Colony Parle.: Air, 9 PJll * ~ * . s" ll-yo<i'll 8"'<-11• MUST ANCi , 1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;.;;;~;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~;;:;:.;~~~;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;=11 I ~~~?"~ 9"'·-~ lwii& . NOW ·o--GE cou~··· RUMllR 1 VOLUME or wemndJ. l~ '66 Mustang $7.9f ' · , ·r.o 01..,.2dr.Good11m, TOYOTA c:.1dw/bl•ck•o•"'1n'"1io'-BUIC,K .. · ·QAIL· DE·aLE , ·!! I 6 eyl. 3 ~ Needl minor ,...,... Harbo C M 6t6-9.:03 V8, au~matlc, PS, fact air np&lr, $150.' 543-3691, J.;llUll;I r, · · cond. Hurry on thla one. '86 CIEVY van cam..,. A 71 Ford LTD Country (~151). . • I '61 vw ra.-k ISS>.' eadl Sqult'e llLL JONES ' ' · '" ! orilettott.,,.,...115. S::,".°":brak"';'.!:-; ·a::J.SportscarCtr. 1972 :.-.M·· ODEL . ,· I '86 C1rv Caprice, """"'· oir, tua.,• '"""· 2833 Harbor, °""" ..... I ~;.·..,. -$650. $3299 . 541)-4491 ~~. Low Down I.ow T_. 'i ·10 Impala CUiiom 2 Dr. PHONE 645-5799 '69 MUSTANG " , -· Pvt party. Call MIRACLE MAZDA VB, premlwn tlru, P.S., 1, ~.· 216 Harb::lr'Blvd. auto., .tJ,87'6 m.ila:. (best buY) lllOO!.' '1111 rusr. Imt>ol#, l\11'1.. r ' Cf\" AM... St .. 799 -· 'ST Chevy,~ dr. '71 COUNTRY SQUIRE CONNEU. OIEVROLET I otter 59-6(17. , \ • I ?2 CAMARO'tPlE. s-;_;.,. .....,,;, • VB ~uto Coot& ~.!arbor Blvdsl&.1200 3499 mile" P.S., vinyl roof, tram factOl'JI' air ' power II autotnatlc, 6 eyl, (661ETE). wim:;w1, power ;teerlng, '69m1Ecot nomynd Spec bl& &. vallr/h, $3399 "1 p!Ww brakes. white wall n co " wan • · . ~~ r ~~·v ··-19,0lll ml. QrW owner. pvt CONNELL CHEVRO"""c tires. (,-~). -dlr. pty, nm:.AllD '65 VW Bug, 2828 Harboi Bh\1., f Call ~· f · llllllOJl, x!nt cond. $695. 1. " & .. ~:~ j Calta Mesa MS-m . MUST SELL! 673-3563. "1 Caprice 2 dr bdtop, low llT1 J'OR!1, .~JD ~ ''""il,.-,M"',_-,...-...,G"'T,..., -Che~IT)'-ll Ill;"-~ ml., olr, ""' .strr ~("") .,19; "'"' ~ U,000 ml'L 390 cu Jn. u Xlnt cond. $1295 er offer. dowa A aeata, delx int, ~ueprinted. 4 spd mqs $ • . f99..44'/5, ltmio ri;dk>, tilt wbeet, headel"I etc. 592-1665. • '69 KINGSWOOD 9 pus. 23,IXX> rru, xlnt co n d . =--===-=-~-II _ 350 turt>of!n, new 644-7230 '69 MUSTANG Grande , -·-Coun -·~ w 10 '6,0lll ml, wanfy, $23)0/trd ttret, R/H, auto. Vlny'i. '65 try ...._ ...... .., ~" for vw cmpr. 6'73-4821.. AaldJ1& $1,995 pvt """'· pas1, auto trana., olr, ..._.," Pl(i>b rib, roof, rack, lo MUSTANG, 19lf8, 390 Eng. ........,,. ml XJnt0 -• -~-, GT. With ExlraL $1400. Call '1"6 CHEVY VAN · ·-· .,...,. ~ 1:5, 645-51%7. · 11.D! 642-76461,r<i~T~---2~--'*~~~ "" · ---'TI Brougham 2-dr vinyl top '70 Ford Mustang Mach 1 'ff IMPALA C!UST. ar, ps/pb, auio trans.; auto, air, low miles, $2100. Cpe Air, l/.S., aum., vinyl radio. 54&-tg)3, 642-JStO. ~830-=26'10=. =~~---II roof, superior car. (XX& ,65 VAN crpt'd &: 1...1 '65 MUSI'ANG 6 cyl, 3 spd, 753) ' • pane '""• · 5229., e ... Jn &':!, coT~ convert, "'w ""' & brim, T ., w.. $500. or be1t ofr 847...2841 'i CONNELL CHEVMLET ITbe~~_.~-,...dra,-w-:ln,....,,the-=w"'eot" l,,,65 MuaW. GT,· auto trans., 2828 Htrlx>r Blvd, • • a Dally Pllot Oa•siDed radid, heater, new · tire!. i Colt& Mesa 546-1203 Ad. &CMi678. 1 ,. Mud ..u, $M-4658. 1, '70 Nova 2 Dr. HT\~A~uteo.~~1~n•5·~·~""'~ .. ~~S'1~0~,._~u~r1o1~, ~1m~por1tc1~~~'~10 1 VI, auto. trans., ~ steer- ! tor. -· br-Uni :~ ai.. l'altiO, bQte'; '1'blte :, nlltlrotl.~-rc"·~ t dlr;;,C.Utt~JD . I BACK--SCHOOL I I• · WAGON ·' I I ~~ p~z-.~~olr;.u":'.· I ST~~E.!!~!!!_LSI .1 ' $',.999 I ,,,.ua1•1Ca11a-.iur.1twtun I !.A ,,,.UCIMK.-.cM.ftlUWf.wl I CONNELL CHEVROLET I '64 vw ! ~'A'J3H>,roo,Blvd.. I n.•vw.,....,,.;,,,.,,,.,_,.,.,.,,., $599 • t )lea 5t6-12ti I makt1iteo1yto"(arrtebuy",Ol!V•.t:1 ...... I !~ 111\r a;;, 0>ncoun Eltat., I '67 RENAULT $699 1 : I ... ' Sta. Wino ...... I A ,_.,,, ....... ,, ""' .. ~, .,.,,,,.. • I !_. U~~ I !f:i"vwilANEi' ........... $799' ~· ...,, tlrt4" a brake1. Panel· I ,._camper"• "do-lf.V(M.lrself" 1$1.Ciol-Oarll 1t1.1•, I :~ Inf· Md-1 $2899. 161.4861. I :'6svw i if·.... .. ·.. · .. .. I ~ iffl 'MONTE tARLO I .....,,,,; ... , .......... ~ ..... , .... ~ ..... $949 •. !~l: :~p: I t6J·muMPifRDStli " .... s999 I • .asY: I ,.,ll••rt1tli•t•r•,..•"t•111l9ayllpltflr• I t ---;,, $3399' I MKll,." ..... '"""""' ........... I I',~~ ! 5~1!1:;;;;~: $$98999 i ~.,. -Callo,"'"' -I w .... ,.. ............. "",.., .. ,. 9 I :"~ ;-~-·""' • :u1tf0Tic0i'O.NA ...... • ?I alSVY lonpala 811, xlnt. I ....... I• '~" .. low~ ..... $1099 ·I · I _.,_,.boaloatr.:mi ...,,~,.....;...,,.,.,~ .. .. r --•p.m. I• I • HU RR YI · GOod Stlectlon of an mOdels of 811lcks and Opels • in stoclc now! I ,,_ ,...,.. ...... lllcUf' P""1I. ON ANY: 'NE\1 · 1972· .IUICK ELECTRA OR RIYllRA I 7 TO CHOOSE MOM TrtmHdous DllCOUftll .. 1111 lllcb .. Opoh r.-"Stocli Offw Umlled To Stock 0. Hontl ttURRYI · This.:Offer Expires .So0n ALL NEW, ALL DEM.QS. All EXEC CARS MUST GO OVER 49 TO CHOOSE FROM! I • • • • ' .1972 R.IVIERA • / ,_ • .. +''!'AX I. LIC. It has AM/FM radio, whit• side walls, Factory Air, tl~ed glau complete, custom 60/40 seat with power on bclth sides, power windows, chrome plated whMls, pl111 tilt stffring whMI and all the Riviera luxury accessor. · les. :#.2H902304 Demonstrator. · ' OPEN 1 DAYS 1 A WEEK .. • #LIS f4()UIJ$ • 1'11 "-M· .. t~ II.~ !In -· l :H A.II ... 6 .Ii:..,,.,, 1• A.M. ~· ''" ..... l I e SERVICE HOURS e JsJt A.M. ~n l :JI P.M, _ ....... .... ~ ..... .,. s....., L SllYICI ADVISOI ON DllTf fO OI llCllYl YOUR CAI 'MONDA'I' THIU lHUlSDAY 'TILL 1110 P.M. I • ' loaded wilh wind1hltld wo1h1rs, h!lh bock bucktt Stllll, lilol.r, •inyl heod linef, outside • mirror, wl11t1woll hrts. (ll29C28321113). ' • I • ' s199 DOWN ~~~~E lie t"i,int, A1119111otic $ J . trdin11nu1io11,' b\ltktt lfftl. rtldio Olld hlotlf. 661lSH. · 168".DODGE Coronet400 . ' r 2·0oor Hordlop. V·•1.oulo . Irons ., power • stt.r-lni;i, vinyl roof. rddio, heo~r. whitewall ·tires, de!uKe wtrel cov1rs. VZE7S5. 565 A MONTH ~·.:.~. 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Anne Jeffreys co-stars as the mysteri- ous woman who gives the agent his assignments. JIGSAW probes the emotional. deeply moving side of police work. with James Wainwright starring as a deqicated officer assigned to the t>.u~eau o! missi'!.9 per~ns Why people sudaeoly arqp out have their differences. Victoria Young (Mrs. Brian Keith) por- trays Punl, nurse-receptionist. Brl8n Keith ,THE WALTONS THUR~AY-8PM-CBS of life. rejecting their careers. ' families and friends, is the puz- zling jigsaw the young officer must solve. ASSIGNMENT: The tenderness of family loves and struggles are depicted in this hour-long drama about a closely-knit family living In the Blue Ridge Mountain area of Virginia during the difficult years of the depression. Richard Thomas stars as John-Boy Wal- ton, the oldest son of John and Olivia Walton. played by Ralph Waite and Michael Learned, re- spectively. Other members of the Walton family include Will Geer as Grandpa and Ellen Corby as Grandma. Portraying John and OUvia 's younger chil- dren are John Walmsley as Jason. Judy Norton as Mary Ellen. Mary Elizabeth McDon- ough as Erin, David S. Harper as Jim-Bob. Eric Scott as Ben. and-Xami-CoUer as Elizabeth. VIENNA stars Robert Conrad as a man with a past and the sometime ageAt of a Washing- ton-based organization that works with Interpol and other European agencies to eliminate international crime. Charles C1off1 plays a leading role as Major Caldwell. Charin Cloffi and Robert Conrad THE LfTTLIE PEOPLE FRIOAY-8:30PM-NBC Dr. Jamison (Brian Keith) is a pediatrician with a private office and a free clinic on the island of Oahu in Hawaii, where the series is filmed. His daughter (Shelley Faberea) is fresh out of medical school and eager to assist her father. Professionally, doctor and doctor-daughter BRIDGET LOVES BEANIE SATUADAY•8:30PM-CBS David Birney and Meredith Baxter star as a contemporary young couple who fall in love and marry despite their diverse backgrounds. Bernie is a strug- g It ng writer of middle-class Jewish stock who supplements his income by working as a·cab driver Bridget is an elementary school teacher from a wealthy Irish Catholic family who quickly adapts to the role of a housewife maintaining a small apartment above Bernie's parents' deli- catessen. The differences in at- titudes and ideas between the couple and their families create comic conflict THE DAILY Pit.OT, TV WEEI<, SEPTEMB!R 10, lt7Z THE 808 NEWHART SHOW SATURDAY-9:30PM-CBS Bob Newhart plays a psychol- ogist and apartment dweller who manages to find amusing difficulties both at home and at the office. Suzanne Pleshette co-stars as his wife. Peter Bon- erz plays an orthodontist whose office is on the same floor as Newhart's. Bill Daily co-stars as a neighbor who 1s the flight of- ficer aboard an international airline, and Marcia Wallce por- trays Newhart's receptionist. Patricia Smith appears an an- other of the neighbors. • THE NEW BILL COSBY SHOW "MONDAY-10PM-CBS Comedian Biii Cosby combines comedy and variety, returning to the type of performing that ele- vated him to stardom. The series promises a satirical look at con- temporary life in America. Heading the show's regular supporting cast are dancer I singer Lola Falana, and the no- table Quincy Jones, the show's on-camera and off-camera music boss Among the other regulars are Susan Talsky. Fos- ter Brooks. Monte Landis and Oscar DeGruy. Scheduled guests include Sidney Poitier, Harry Belafonte, Buddy Hackett. William Conrad. Robert Culp. Anthony Newley and Tim Con- way. · Lota Fatana and Bill Cosby . (j NBC SUNDAY MYSTERY SUNDAY-8:30PM-NBC • I A Fourth segment 1s added to last season·s Mystery Theatre segments that include McCloud. Columbo and McMillan & Wife. The newest addition is "HEC RAMSEY," and it stars Richard Boone as Hector Ramsey. a gunfighter-turned-crime fighter in a small Western town at the turn of the century. who stays a step ahead of his adversaries by utilizlng the latest crime-de- tection devices. Co-starring is Rte Lenz as Hec's boss-a 28- year-old sheriff, who, despite his youth. is far more conservative than his anti-establishment em- ployee. THE PAUL LYNDE SHOW WEDNESDAY-8PM-A8C Paul Lynde stars as an attorney, Paul Simms. in generational and. ideological confllc with his gen.ius son-in-law:Although the genius knows everything about everything. he can't hold a job-and that drives Lynde up the Establishment wall. Etlza- beth Allen co-stars as Simms' wife: John Calvin and Jane Act- man as the super son-in-law and his wife. Simms' daughter; and Pamelyn Ferdin as the younger daughter THE SANDY DUNCAN SHOW SUNDAY-8:30PM-CBS This young comedienne's series was suspended last season when the star had to undergo surgery. She returns In an en- tirely new production. The fresh-faced star again portrays Sandy Stockton. small-town girl from the Midwest who is study- ing for a teaching degree at UCLA and working in television commercials whenever possi- ble. For a little extra cash, she also fills in as a substitute sec- retary for Bert Quinn (Tom Bos- ley), her agent. Other featured regulars are Marian Mercer, M. Emmet Walsh and Pam Zarlt. BANYON FRIDA Y-1 OPM-NBC A one-llour adventure series starring Robert Forster as Miles Banyon, a private detective in the hard times of the late 30's. Richard Jaeckel co-stars as a hard-nosed police lieutenant who was once a patrolman buddy with Banyon. Joan Blon- dell 1s featured as Peggy Re- vere. who supplies Banyan with secretary/receptionists; and Julie Gregg co-stars as a torch singer. and Banyan's romantic interest. Pace I THE DAILY '9L01'. TV WEEJC, SEP'RMBER 10., lt72 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS M OR N I N (, 5:30 ®J le•I tstN tavest111tnt Wed., Fri. 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TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER JO, lt72 SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 10 MORNING 6:15 m TM CtuiJtophers ed. This leads to a discussion with the (:Omputer on the vestiaial thumb. Cl) Zoorama 0 Mcwk: (C) "Yoy111 of 01n1er" (adv) '62-John Hensen. Karin Baal. ~ American Fo-M1tsic Eli) [j) Spass'1/rttchlf Chea lour· nament Specie! eovtraae. via dupli· utlon of moves in New Yort. Shelby L.1._m•n and experts analyze play. @Ii) Fr1nt1 1 la V'td• ~ lhe Wtsterntrs 6:30 m Tl\t Bible Answers 6:45 Ci) Cl\ristopher Close-Up 10:30 · This Is Ult Uft 7:00 I Tti. Arcllies Rea Humb1rd • Hour of .Otlivere_nce The Jetsons Unit One Ask Con1ress/Soclal Security To Be Announced lttTMr. Be Upt Outdoof Soortsman faith fM todlJ . • Yoees dtl S.mlnarlo Movtt: "It Kappentd on Fifth Avenue" Q) Cine Mtlliclno 7:30 Harlem Qlobetrotters 10:45 U Sports Chlllen1e ' Th• Chrlstopti.rs Mormon Tabernacle Choir Leave tt to Bt1ver Or. 81111 J. H11r1is 11:00 D Movie: ''Tht Double Ac•nts" (adv) '63 -Marina Vlady, Robert Hossein. Pink Panther Et.rnenmy News W ~cred Heart/The Christophtn a:oo u ~ LamF UrUo ,., Feet O((il t Around the World In IO Days I John11y Bench Show C!)Bullwll\kll Na Loots. at Ltamln1 San Diep Happenlna Movie: "Bam1d1 Bill" (com) • -Wallace Beery, Leo Carrillo. ID Churdl in Hit Home @m Pantalla DolDlnlcll ft Is Written Herald of Truth i ::!.~~ ... ~~:: 11:15 IJ An&ell lastblll Calif. Anaels vs. White Solt at Chica10. Old Tirat Gospel Hour Wonderama 11:30 (I) Mov+t: "Blad Beauty" (adv) '46 -Mou freem1n . W Rtvlval fires Qt Chapuln •f Bourbon Stleet 1:30 B (j) Look Up and Uve 0 T1lkin1 Wlttl 1 Giant Dr. Mary Calderone, noted 1uthority on .sex educ1tion, discusses "What's Mas· culine, What's feminine?" with teen· •&•rs Nancy Wemer and S1ephen Flo<ich. Cil Real &Utt Open House fJ Campus Profile U D11 of Dlscevery U!J Kaduyn Kuhlm1n Qt Gr1mblln1 football 9:00 Caratf• Three • Serendipitf 011 of Discovery IU1ttdt11 of CM'ta'°1 Cl) Oral Roberts It Is Written Brother Al · Musica J P'1l1br1s 9:30 ~Cl) Face tlle Nation I Sbtloft .. Station Or1I Roberti Movlt: "Secret of t1'e Red Or· c (rnys) '62-Marisa Mell. l =':u~~an c.nsvttatlon 016 Time Gospel Hour (Jj S,.ISQ/tbcller Cheu Tour· 11M1e11tRewltw &I) Esta Es .. Vld• 8 TIM Mun.tars 9:40 Cl) Bibi• Stories/Acdon 10:00 f) RHts P,...St11on Footban San frtncisco 49ers vs. L.A. Rams, taped Friday In Los Anaeles. 0 Chafltnft MJ Sermon Guest speaker Is Or. James Anaell, United Prtsbyteri1n Church, Claremont I Hour of Power CJ) CurfolitJ SMp Pim 1nd phask Mr. Jones If dolo' can bt left.footed as people are left·hand· ZOO M•••. Wish 5t1t Trek Movie: '"Stfff Ladt' (mys) '53 -Rod Cameron, Tab Hunter. @) Movie: '11N Lone H•lld" (wes) '54-Joel McCrea, Barbara Hile. A r T F R ·~ fl < > r.i 12:00 I (]) luua ad Answtrs liitnti•llJ Su • Mcwle: (C) "Htrcults Aplnst th• M•19ls" (adv) '60-Marll Forest. m lnslpt 12:30 IJ ())U.S. Open Tennis flnals of the $160,000 tournament at tht West Side Tennis Club, forest Hllls, N.Y. CI) Cellt(t fooU>all 0 Avtcufturt USA 'The One·Anned Crop Ouster" D SUSflft• ThNtre "That He Should Weep f« Her" Milton Berte, Carol Lawrence star. A lonely wfd· ower accidentally shoots a thief rob· bin& his store and falls In lov• with the dead boy's sister. I Jot De Silva's Open Font• Tiit Ill Y1tley Bultwlnllle 1:00 0 IMS*iO Wilfl . Manuel Ar11on Reles Tijerina. a national Chicano leader, will talk about 1eneral issues th•t concern Mexic1n-Amerlc1ns on • 1 nation•! basis. ~ F1lr1 Featurt Movie: "Dran10" (dr1) '57-Jeff C andltr, Joan11e Oru. I =-~:r Prus =n• Publlca Mike 1 Wish 1:30 CJ Inquiry Host Maury GrMn U · emines LA 's low-cost houslnt crl· sis with auests Jot Kennedy and Ken 2 J Topplna of th• LA. County Pl1n· nlna Commlulon, ind Don Cnnt of tht County's Department of Urben AH airs. Cowll Tlllt WtuWn't It ltaten A miew of the t9n u.s. Opin Gott lpmaiJ/filchtr Cheu lwltw Dalill ....,. !~(j)w:r-~72 s. ... °'111· lfci~;t:. · and doslna ctre· monlu 1r1 featured. lfiB I ~Hfi!l luidt 1111 U.S. 011ta 'if>ebb 1 -tt11 Course l'hat Wouldn't Bt Staten" 1Tour~~9Rs . C.pua Prtfllt 4:00 Cl) ea.,.. Prefilt D laipt "Sttd of Dissent" Rob- ert Lansln1 ind Marlon Rosa stir. II UCLA Football T1p1 d1l1y of yes. ttntl(s 1ame between UCLA Bruins and tht Uftlvlrslty of Nebraska Cornbusflers. I Vtice of CllnrJ .... 1:4511 Mtwit: .. ....,. ., tlll Su" (dr1) •l§ -Oouflas Fairbanks Jr., Mer· prtl Lockwood. Z:OO Dam w..w Ins., wt Uvt COY1ra1e of the toumamtnt from M· ron's (Ohio) Flrtstont Counby Club. Comp1tJn1 In ttll four.man fllld art Guy Pl119r, Jtek Nicklaus. l11 Trt· vlno~nd Ga Brtwtr. m Drucs • 1atet11t1 David rost 11 Pl'Ofrlm Ill· amines tht dlfferln1 systems of clru1 abuse control In Enalalld ind America. Tht Enatlstt tr.It dru1 1buse 11 1 mtdlcal problem; where· 4:JO as, the Anllficans COl\SJdtr It 1 lepl one. . l fllftlll Trills fattwa1m111ce Z:JO m SWtqiR' Wlleels S:OO B (() MR. Prt-St1• FtttlNln ifnnnot1 at Miami, live. 1J MeN: (C) .......... the...,_,. (wa) '52 -Steve Cochren, Shtny Jackson. G)Tlll VlralMU (II).,...,,,....... CMa .... 5:00 s:JOIS.m=' ....._ •. (l)W .... t• D c.1etp Flltlad '7Z An hour pro-sram 'POflllhtln1 tht outmndln1 stars ind top pmes of the previous d . 11Ntllff fU•OdrlMJ • FoltS..pofJ1pe1 , ...... f.spe111 Tiiis .... Ute • • ,...,.. 1.at1111 ... Domlnso CMealhw c ........ ....., • lllN: "'tt, tilt Ttmr f,.. ... =::,~" (sd·fl) '58-Ma~·" m ,...: <C> """ FtrllJlllt .... •" (dre) '49--E.rrol Rynn, Greer Garson. ...... c. ..... lltll ''Wlldllfe" • Plrtrllt " • .., ....,., ...... FIOlllllCat Ytleetl~ -..: ....... (IUS) '56--0orts • Louis Jourdan, 8any Sulllv1n. THE DAILY ftlLOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 10, 1972 ..... Daniel ...... larltr Ted hstro111 .eo. ......... f Mf arrta Falcon 1D11ba S:JO ~#HcilL I Nomtan Rochtfl'I Wo ••• An A..rlClft Df'11m . (I) Movie: "Eltpbant lo(' (1dv) '37-Sabu. ti§ Movie: "Man In die Mldd1t• (dra) '64-Robert Mitchum, Fr1nce Nuyen. I Ftlk Cuftar Kerun V1rletJ Hour WasNnatlDft Witt In Rtevlew OHie-Mi Ma11t.nnl "Music You Hive A.siled to Hm" Buaie '9 Spttcl Ricer ~ V F N I N (, 1:00 II Fall PrtNw "A Fill for You" Prevltw of new prime time pro1r1ms on KNXT. (3) Mowlt: {Zltr) "!Mabollque" (mys) '55--Simone Slanoret, Vera C1ou1ot. Hmm News iiwli: (3111) --TM Youn1 Uo (dra) '58 -"4ar1on Br1ndo, De1n Martin, Montaomery CJlft, Hope Lanae, May Britt, Mulmlllan Schell. Story of two Americans and one German Involved In the World W1r I ll ca,;:i1ns. . I Spy T•JeMISllow ............ u.tca ""'-............. ._.,,_ . I CtllltlJ ... Wtselnl Tutrt dlf .,_.,. n,..-... ':30 II Alltfkl• IJftstytt ''Theodore Roosevelt's Sapmore Hill" Story of Saaamore Hill, located In Oyster Bay, l.I., named for the lndlan Chief who ceded the lend to the first settlers. D Story Thtatrt "Further Adven· tures of the Little Peasent," "A Visitor From Paredlse," ''The Welk· In Man" 1nd "News." News Nltlonel Autonltbilt Troltblt Jlz Movie: "f"ttnd Wit1'Mt a ftct" !·fi) ·~ush1ll Thompson. TIM Jm Set "Ted Curson 1nd mpeny" (R) fEDtM• m Election '72 Luctdta I Hu•en Dimension "Th1ilend" Tht Country Place Hudlltop Elliot Mintz 7:00 I,.._ Cltte Roberts • Wild IOl .. 11 "Lair of the Ti1er" WUd Wiid West - leftlcdtM1 Hls1oricJI dances of txlco e,. fHtured. D Ded Valley Dlys "Blsculti ind BlTry the Kid" Emily Binks, Ben Cooper star. IPnaport to Tmel Etctrlc ColllptftJ Japanesa F1t11ily Drl11ta Tht Jm Set "Ted Curson ind piny'' (R) I Wiid IU11_.. ........ 7:JO 11ac511n1 tit a11 Pf'Oll'lm ( ......, THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. IEPTOtHlt JO. 1972 SUNDAY (Continued) I ... lfe utl ;r;-.u... EJ~ fJ ZENITH PRESENTS: 1~...:... i.. ... --. ,... portrays the capture and trainina of Shamu, and her emerpnce u the performlna star of Sea World. Uoyd Brid1es Is host and n1rrator 1s view· ers are shown that the killer whale t1n be tauCht not to kill. O t1it!'W•lt Dl11•1 "DIV Crockett ind the River Plr1tes" DhY (feu Parker) and Georae Russell (Buddy Ebsen) enlist the 1ld of thei rormer adverury Mike fJnk (Jeff Yortl) in a tl&ht to make the Ohl Ri'#er sari for honest boatmen. ~ =~ (90) ~rt.r's Ana'(' ~:69 -Stephen Boyd, Robert 0 Movie: (C) (2tlr) "Lt .... ef tflt lOlf' (adv) '57 -John Wayne, Sophia Loren. A search for treasure in the Sahara Desert. m Three Passports to Adventure ''The Austria Nobody Knows" @) ()]) The Frt11ch Clllf "Cheese Sourfle" m t.. Criada BJen ~rl1d1 m The Adcl1M F111tlly 8:00 IJ CBS S.ltdlJ . Movie: (C) (90) •<TIM.,_ a.me" (com) '64-ToOJ Riiclall, Barbua Eden, Burl Iva, Edward Andrews. An Inferior man finds an old lamp with • aenle in It 1,1 CI> (I) m ltn Sii•-oe,.. ~ HTlhlflhts of the 1972 Summe i m!til!MS. Dnlp Via Sltellite ( ) Oa d rost ho$t1 a look at both Enaflsh ind American 1JStems of dru1 abUM control. ID Tiii Dnld fl'llt SMw A salute to V!aor Borp lftd his ecclalmtd "Comedy In Music." Cll•ritr F'Oltbali Sin Diero Char11n vs. New 'tort JetL ~CiM4elhlliqt Mewie: (2ttt) ~ Dl"9 I Die" ( rt) '39 -James Clpey, Georae Raft * A SALUTE TO TV'S ~-"' - 25TH ANNIVERSARY! ::::... Miik.iia Tot> s1ar~I hlllftl r .... -. r ... J!..~CllA = ll:t»ICJlDD(f)dl""" Z5tll An--, Proanim lllOlictm Iii lr....,. the ln0$t memorable inocnents of tel· .._..: ......, llMC Met .......,,. evlslon's first quarter C: Ap-(mp~-M1liofl Cool!. 1:30 0 QQl @?:) I l!lc!lL f Oz.De's Clds pearlna in the nostalalc I will 0 : ........ I'* tllt tlaflt" Ozzie and Harriet Ne son decide to be such stars as Lucille 8111, Sid (ilra) '~John P•YM, Mona f rte· rent 1 room to a colleae coed end Caesar, Jimmy Durante, Lome manu....a.... ) .,.H ....... ,-... wind up with two take~ white Greene, Bob Hope, The Smolbers f! ...11te! <C -, ... .._rs and one black. Brend• Sykes and Brothers, Ed Sullivan, Dinah Shore .. ,......, (ldV) 53 -rt Susan Sennett are featurtd. -and Florence ttenderson who sets 1\11or, Ann 8tyttl. 9:00 Ba m ll!i<f I Uu Wlttt a z the tc:ene with ·an openina vocal of 8) KATHRYN KUHLMAN llit mUsleal come t1lents of Un "~ow.._:• It Was." * (IN COLOR) Mlnnelll •fl showc1Sed In a four-1>1it fa Attlntatift• I ~ KIM .. ~rt film~ before • "" 1udlenca m "' Qutstloa • .,.... ............ "Th• Sal· 1n New York s Lyceum Theatre. • ual Rt~utlOn In America" R Roller Games LA .T·Blrds vs. 10:00 !! '-' Titt Bold OMa -11te N.Y. Bombers. Amandi Fallon" (R) Jane 11:30 UN•• of Utt 81• "The White Ci) Tht Ufe of uoaarclo DI Vind Wyman auests as a pedl1trlcl1n who Bl~" • COnclusion must leam 1 youna boy's secrwt be· §a,.,.., T"'Pl .._ fl Sa•Wll Rn91utioft fen she can treat him. ~: "'-~" (dra) '56 !f1 tBJ Mntlt,piece 1'tatre -Wt 11 m N1W1 lchtrd Crtnl\I, Cito Moen. f'JJ~ :::;:> D ZENITH.PRESENTS: W ~ ... DaJ , .. a. Heyl" * A SALUTE TO TV'S <rfnl'I) ~ SI___. -rt 9:30. 25TH ANNIVERSARY! Whltm1n. "'°"' .......... ~u~ fJ Final years in Papal I en Fall ,....... a....., ea ... * and French Courts. A 11111 .... • aep THE LIFE OF """fn• ftlWN 12:45 Cl) luues Mil AlllRrs E V IBl ~ It Popa "Steve Al· L ONARDO DA INCi len"lR> Stew ind his mJSfery auat l:t» ~ MoN: (C) "'-LldJ" (wts) fJ 6!'CJ<f t Tiit Ufe tf l.leH* lead Arthur Fiedler and the Boston 5S-Cfjudette Colbert, Blny Sulll· DI nclusion of a ftft·Plrt i on a zany Mnina of fun. DCI> ...., saries of specials devoted to the Flo-,...., ... rentine lrtlst whose nnius In a • r..,. ttallM 1:15 Cl) ,.._ dozen major fields of trt ind ldence LM .._ SllN brouaht hls Renn1isslnce world to 10:30 Jeny VWb "Haney Wiison" 1:30 m MMe: .. ,__,. (tdv) '5S-Chl· the tllreshold of modem times. Wtrkl r........ quit•, BlrtOft lbcUne. BREAK THE · PAINT HABIT! 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Soup" (com) '33-Marx Brothers. 12:1511 "Danaer lone" (mys) '51-Hugh Beaumont, Richard Travrs. 1:00 (iJ "Panic In tlM Yt1r hro" (dra) '62-Ray Milland, Jean Haaan. m "111t Hard Man" (we~ '57-Guy Madlson, Valerie French. 1:30 II "Red Salute" (com) 'JS-Robert Younr. Barbara Stanwyck. 3:00 (I) (C) '6Tht Ballad of Andy Ct0eker" (dra) '67-lee Majors. l1'iil (C) "Man Wittlout a Star" (wes) 'ss.-:-Kirk Doualas, Jeanne Crain, 4:00 II (C) "JOna of Ult Roartn1 '20s" (dra) '61 -David Janssen, Diana Dors. 4:30 (]) Sl•t u lOAM llstin1 5:00 (iJ ''Cfy of Battle" (dra) '63-Van Heflin, Rita Morano. Newport Beach I 642-3262 0...Reculm" •1411 CablelV tnstallatlon FREE --,.:"'~~-=:...- t VI N I N G 1:00~ae..mmm"• lfi Pondenisa "The Sisters" Adam is accused of killing a youna girl- and faces a lynch mob. GJt Snt1rt Tiit Flintstones ToftlOfrow's Yesterdays Roats hra Veronial : Hod1epeqe Loda• Maybeny RFD • • La Secunda Esposa Tllree Stoo,es 6:30 Cil Hacan's Heroes O Movie: (90) ''The Victors" Part I (dra) '64-George Hamilton, Georae Peppard, Vincent Edwards, Melina Mercouri, Elke Sommer, Jeanne Mo· reau. Story of a squad of American infantrymen from their early days in London, at the beginning of World War II, through the rugged fighting in Italy and France, and of the loves they find on the way. CBS News Walter Cronkite Merv Griffin Show AndJ GdffitL.---RadnJ SWeepstakes lonat1me Neliflbors : Moine Tbinp Grow "Soils" • Joanne Carson Show Green Aerts • • Pro11111 Policial · Canadian Foothll tfudshop Elliot Mintz 7:00 R CI> am News Movie: (C) (2tlr) "Marria,e on ttte Rocks" (com) '65--0ean Martin, frank Sinatra, Deborah Kerr, Hane (Continued) THE DAILY Pll.OT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 10, 1972 LEASE SPECIAL New 1972 MARK IV $20988 A MONTH 27 MONTH OPIN IND PLUS TAX & LICINSI IFFICTIYI THIU AUGUST llST, 1t7J ONLY. ,. .. , ,..er, air, luttler, vlllyi reef, ~ dMr 19dls & '""" ,...., .. AM/JIM ttw•, tltt WMel, tlllltM flalt, MldlllNll Mttd WIW tllW OM 91 ttM W.... Mt9ftt C.tl-tal .... Marti IV lllV'Mtlriet r..w, fer lm,,...latt -...very. WE I.EASE ALL POPULAR MAKES 7 DAYS A WEEKI ,. .. 12 TH,E DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 10, 1972 Marshal Matt Dillon, an outlaw gang and two runaway kids on a raft meet head on in "The River." Part One of a special two-part dramatic episode. A broken leg keeps Lucy off her feet. But not out oft.he hair of a handsome doctor, played by Lloyd Bridges. D;:..aughter Lucie and Gale uordon are in f bedside attendance. Doris' new romance, played by Peter Lawford, doesn't understand that the cause of her constant fatigue is an extra -,job-thatk~sherup nights. 7: I: t,nslon, but his plan backfires. Sim MtMllt, MichHI Ontke1n. Geora ' Stanford Brown end Gerald O'Louatl· llln ='Ptny Mason ...,..... Coraje Qt I sglc!Al I OUr Yiolnt U1I· went (~)teent discoveries In as· tronomy are explored In documen· tary by Nl&el Calder. Narrators art Cal Sa11n and Robert Macf~eil. 1Neclltdt5111 &tKion Contrll Mowlt: (2ttf) "f..CS "'Su!Mbl" (com) '38 -Carol Lombard, Ralph Bellemy. l:JO ID Men &riHia sa.ow 9:00 R CJ) NlW SEASON Htn1'1 luq Uord Brilt&ts 1uests as a physician who attracts the attention of Lucy, who is hospitalized with • broken lea acquired In a skilnJ accident. Alan Oppenheimer portrays Or. Hen· '1._Ptrker. U l10l m NlW SEASON NBC MAt1t· d11 Movie: (C) (2ttr) "The Andtf'MI Tfpes" (SUS) '.Jl -Sean Connery, Dyan Cannon, Mtrtin Balsam, Alan Kine. StOIY or the pftftltlfli -=~ ·- ecu1ion of a darln1 robbery with an lntri1uin1 $tlbplol l fttu• ltxN11 CI) Cl) m AIC lhndaJ Mowtt: (ztlt) -. Odd c.upi.'' (com) -Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau. A pair of mismatched room· mates find that sharin1 an apart· ment is no easie.r than bein& mtr· ried. I U11 YtraM Para Recordar TIM Yatlinfaa la CoMtntkll da Papa First time on television! ,. --. .~ 9:00 The Odd Couple StarritJg Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau ABC Movie Special 9(D \ ..... u THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 10, 1972 ,,.,. 14 1:00 1:30 J:elo 4:30 5:00 1:00 7:00 TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12 For momlna •nd •tt.fnoon llltlnp, pluM ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for ,our conven,.nce, • the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "Tiit .... el St. . Trlnlll'a" (com) '54-Alntalr Sim, JoJce Gren· fell. 9:30 D <C> ,..,..... <wes> '51-Ed· mond O'Brien, De1n Jauer. 10:00 Cl) ..... •d ,. Kettle IKt .. tM r.111" (com) '54-Marjorie Main, Percy Kilbride. B "Niaflt tf JlelllfJ 16th" (mys) 'll-Robtrt Preston, Ellen Drew. 12:00 n "W..Wht1 ,,...... (com) '36- Ciry Grant, Joan Bennett 1:00 a (C) ...., frltM Flcb" (dra) '43 -Roddy McOowall, Rita Johnson. -GI "Tiit f.I..._., <m11> ·50 - Humphrey Botart. Zero Mostel. 1:30 II '11~ fraud" (dr1) '39- L Oii)'d Nolan, Akim Tamlroff. 3:uu Cl) (C) "Tiit Matdtaaar" Plrt I (com) '58 -Shlr1ey Booth, Tony PtBlns, tlCI (C) ......, ..... Croa" (adv) L ~obtlt Jay~-E~nor Parker. • 4:00 • (C) "Tiit ... W'Ca'" (adv) '59- VlCtc)r. Matur1, Rhonda flemlna. 4:30 Cl) S-. a lOAM llltlq S:GO 1J ...... el Ult,.,..._., (adv) '64 -Hlldqarde Neff, Gotz Gtorp. f VI l\j I NC •:00;11e,.emm""" ¥&: ,.,.,,... "The Outcasts" Cirtwrlchts come to the aid of a youna clrt whoM father and bro· ther have bttn sentenced to death for murder. let laart n. FllllbtlMI fta Cllltlr ..... ,.,.v ..... ra ·~~ . u..,.. &posa nn.-... 6:30ilttpl'1Jt111a ..... (90) "Tlle Vldln" Conct. (fl) '64-Gtorre Hamilton, Georp Peppard, Vincent Edwards, Albert Flnney, Ell Wallach, Melina Merwurl, Elke Sommtt, Jeanne Moreau. Story of a squad of Ameran Infantrymen from tlltfr urty days In London, at the bqlnnln1 of World War II, throu&h the fllhtlnc In Italy and France. I CIS,...,. Walter Cronkite ... ''""• .,. = lrttfltla =-~:c l...a. ef SINl•t (R) Canadian travel film. IJMl1tCanNSllow 8c'lt• Acres c.11 a.• . Vldlrla .. _ ... H1 ••• ,, Elliot Mintz 7:00•a!= .. Mrn1111·~·"* I Slfatt ti Advtnturt Wltat'1 My Ult? I love L.cy "Tennessee Ernie s ts" Tennessee Emit, a friendly, talkative chartcter straiaht from Bent Fork, Tenn., arrives to visit his "c0uslns," the Ricardos. m I Orta• of Jtannlt "Genie. Genie, Who's Got the Genier• Part II. locked in a safe bound for tht moon, Jeannie has many narrow es. LeweTellllil I s. 9 '" • Tbt F• Marathon f1Vt-hour nc of fir"' footace shot by producer/director Ropr Graef for the "Family" tpfsode of the series, "Thlf' Space Between Words." This lonaer version shows in areater detail how communlc.- tions wlthin a family can break down, and how they can be rede· fined. ti) El Alier Titfte Cara dt Miljtr 8 Movft: <C) .,It Happened to ...... 7:30 8 PIDllER£ l'vt Cot • a Secret Sfeve Allen hosts comtdy pmt show. P•nelbts ~re Anita Giiiette, Jo Anne Wor1ey, Gen• Rayburn, and Dick Dawson. D PIOllERE Polict $ur1"ft Sam Groom, known to viewers IS Dr. SI· mon Locke, stats IS a police suraeon with the same name. Len Birman co- stars as Ott Lt Dan Palmer. n Mtwit: <C> (2lir) .,.,rritat .. ,.tit llcb" (com) '6S-oean Martin, Fr1nk Sinatra, Deborah Kerr, Nancy Slnatn, Cesar Romero, Jofln McGlv· er. Tired of marrlap, a couple heads for Mexico for· 1 divorce, only to be· (Colllllld) ii ~s Rising Premiere. Laugh yol!r way Into the hospital! James Whitmore. Cleavorl Little. Joan Van A~. Reva Rose. Nancy Fox star in this hilarious new series. .Ci) TUESDAY (Continued) come 1nt1n1lad In 1n unusual rt· m1rrl111. eTelU..Trd ~ Ctaslkl Mf.. $ Mtwlt: (ar) "1llt Alltt'lcM" (drl) '58--AudJt Murphy, Mlchatl Rtd&ravt, Claude Dauphin, Bruce C.bol Ourtn1 lnvts· .tl11tion into tht murder Of 1 youna American, It Is discoVtred that he e1m1 to Vietnam to start 1 "third force" for an end to w1r. ~..., ........... m Dedpr ltMtMlll L.A. Dodprs vs. Giants at San t'rancisco. Dnptt • Staiclt fer Mental lle•ttll La ..... Oct.a • TrlWlotut "::.-&.:,= 1:00 CJ) rttEMIER£ Maude A new comedy series st1rrln1 Beatrice Ar· thur and Biii Macy. M1ude end Welter Flndl1y, Mailde's fourth hUS· band, sher• their home with M1udt's dlYOreed daupter and her elaht· yur-old son.:l • 8 t1I ~ nEW SWOR ltaam ''rorever" Joe Cartwrtaht,.(MlehMf - Lindon) weds Allee .Harper (aunt Bonnie BecftlJ.) In 1 two·hour drema written and dirtded by Mlchffl Lin· don. Ori&lnally written for 01n Bled· er, the script WIS rewritten by Lin· don efter Blocker died last May 13. Lindon says: "Whit rewritl"I I dicf wu 1 couple of scenes lndicltln1 the de1th of t!o:s-mostly with 1 kind of stillness. You ca" say some thinp better In silence on film thin In words." Andy Robinson ind Lury Golden 1111> ~. • a ct) CIJ m , ... ,m T••pera· t.a lltl•1 "Qoeratlon Bln&o" Jerry and Ellen Gunther (Miss Aubrey), Nol1nd, M.D. (Cltavon Little) ind like her to 1 fOf'est where the In· th• nurses UPMt the routine oP C.p· wntive Dlnbry hu prepartd 1 bf. Ital General when they try to raise · zarre prlson-1 bolt burftd undtr· money for • friend. Sptet1I auests 1round with 1 llft·support system art Jaclc Albertson and David Bllltf. capable of lastlna 1 weak If property James Whitmore, Join Vin Ark, Keva lllfd. Rost and Nancy Fox co·star with lB) £_.. It r.,. Little, In this comtdy-medicll series 61) La MafdidM di LI .._.. based In • mythk:al Wuhlnaton. 9:00 I ua v..U. hn RtcieNar D.C. Institution. nt V1f11111M ...... ,,.,.,, ....... • La CeaiedM .. -...,....... C«lft ~ • -,.,.. ctn PlpetTt l'.30 I! CJ) llEW SEASON Cit ,_., &tldtl Central .. : <C1 (ti) "'Tiii ,..., ., Mtwlt: (2111) "frbco Kid" (icfv) (dra) •72...:...e.n Gamra, Jlmea fat· • James Cisney, Mariuet Lind· entino, Sii Mineo, Jo V•n flttl A frtftlt1nln1 cfrarila of uMtfwot1d 1:30 :l· CJ) NEW SEASON Haw1ff f"....O Pl"IUUrlS u • crltM syndicate chief r.;,flt Chtklrfs and Mlcl\ltl.Ansat1 Is tom bJ .. low for 1 10llflllf appe1r In suest rotu u 1 prosecu-brother no runs out on 1 job ud t tel L h 1 d d .-ufd by his own power In the orpnilltioft. or n1m 1 in an an un er-"'.'· Eddie Rico Is ordered b~ his super· flcurt, M1no1, whosa sl1yln1 of a 1...-to t-•te his fu&lt • _,,n_. "buslnm 1ssoel1t1" draws McG1r· ""~ ....... ,.,,. •-rett and the 'flvt.()' into the lnwstl· brother, Nick, despite tht emotional ption. Howtvtr, a computer tndl· w1min1 of another brother thlt It cites the aullty p1rty Is one of Mc-will mun Nico's death. ,._ tt' 1e n ,.,,., -..... ... COid! '""' 1~ ...r:rw· SWON A1C Rodltrs of UClA takH a look at film f! ~ lC> (90) ... ltlt1· from th• UCl.A/Ntbraskl a•m• "* (dra) ·n-0avkl .11nasen. pllyed 1r Saturday. Jlmes Farentlno. Phyllis Thuter. A 1 • ~ F-.-.-aa.-trut·to·llfe story 1bout 1 we1lthy fM'"'" .. ,., .... ,_ cotd who Is lddnaped and lmprls· E Sllclw dt lldunp J 11.._ oned underaround In 1 coffin with 1 9:45 • ~ AldM limited llft·IUPport aystem. ~ 10:00IIal113 PllOllDE NIC ........ Aubrtf, Mika Farrell, S1llle Shockley A ntw aeries dftottd to lnwstlptfw co-star. Based on documented news report1n1 ind topical luutt. Edwin 1ccounts. the film opens with th• Newman rtportl on "Pensions: The abduction of K1rtn 'Chambers (Miss i Brollen Promise,'' In which the tx· Shockley) from 1 motel room 11 her peritnct Of vtctlms of tht prfYate mother, Norm• (Miss lhaxter?,, pension system In the United St.Itta witches In htlPless tem>r. The slrf s .,. eumined. An exeeutivt of • lddftlpptrs, .John Oenbry (Farentlno) lar&~ food eompeny tells how ht ,.,. 11 THE DAILY PILOT, 1V Wnt<, S£fl'Tt'.Mlf.R 10, 1972 · Marcus~M.n New Season. A young girl near sacrifices her life fo Keep a p1evious QPeration a secret. Starring Robert Young and James Brolin. ·~ was fired 24 houts prior to hla V.st· ln1 (tMt point In a person's carHr at which his penalon becomes sec. ure). A manaaer of a chain store rte1lls how hewn flrtd two rnomhs before his pension became firm. Others explain how they lost tllelr pensions because their company mowd, or becaU$t they did not un- dentand their ri&hta. 8 tt'CI) In NEW SEASON Mar· CUI "•· M.D. "A Fraall• Posses· akin" Beautfful 20·par-old C.rofyn KlnasJ•Y (JoAnn1 C1meron), pride of her lttrldive divorced mother, Rober1a (Beverly G1r11nd), learns she Is pre1111nt. When Dr. Welby rt· fuses to arr1n1e for an abortion, Roberta t1kn C.rolyn to 1 1m1ll hospital. When complicltlons dtvtl· op, both mother ind d1upter rt1I· lze the serious mlstlkts they hive m1de with each other, M1rt1nn1 C.se, Join Tompk~ Judd Laurance, Merk Tmls and ilthy Lloyd also §st. llit, lrHllll CrUlldt from Bir· m np1m, Ala. OllilCtsbra.. (lj fl*iat .t die Wffl "Wisdom Hath Buildtd Its House" l l.lela ....... lntMI ... .. lill ........ Sta 10:30 IT .. ... TM Mw•• "Hfahat Afrlcl'' Procram rtcaptures the ldVtntures of John D. Grah1m, retired business. min, who scaled Africl's hllhtst mount1ln pe1ks. lndudlna Klllm1n· jlro, Immortalized by the lat• Emest Htminaway. a ...... : CC> "'Suull S1Me" • .....,,,.,...n io-.u m....., 1c1r ..... u•11 l ~~:• m ..... MlftWDI ... • Mtwle: "Miit tf tM Tom.111" 1dv) '64 -Hlldtfardt Neff, Gotz Geor1e. Nephew of murdered mll· lion1lre takes up the trail of the murdertr ind rlsb ev1rythln1 to break Into the Inner circle of the "Tortobe," worldWlde crime syndi . ult. I J..WferU..Dth• ....._, ... ......, 11e1•1hp (R) 11:15., a.. .. 34 11:30 R Cl) CIS ~ ...,..: <Cl ,._ ~ CtUll ·n_,lttJ Duff. David Mc:Callum. ltw ~. Dol'Ottly Mc- Gulrt. <:onttmpe>n1ry lholl story •bout 1 roun1 Wife poaessed by the 1Ytn&ln1 splrtt of tttr husband's murdered flnt wife. D II& Im w.., c.r.. Sehecluled i.-1ncructt: Kartn V1lentlne. .... : ...,,... ......... 1) '51-John MUlst!:I Patrick. D CJ) Ci> OJ Didi 12.-001 ,.,,.. • ~-........ 1Z:JO I,,, .... Tr• c..trJMlllcTI• 1:00 i Uctt.! ".1:' ow a.a. l!i"~""Trtcltlll .......... 1:30 u .... : .... ...., It .., ....,,. (wts) '56 -Macdonald C."1, P1· trfd1 Medina. 3:00 ....... : .,..,. "L.....-(dl'I) '36 -Mtdtltlnt Ctm>ll, Gtorft Sanderi. THE DAILY PILOT_, TV WEEk, SEP"TDIBER 101 1t72 CAlllOM. .. i-.WM. Cannon becomes personally involved. When an old f r\end is charged with 11Nrdering his wife in "Bad Cats and Sudden Death." William Conrad is private eye Cannon. hi• 19 WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 19 For mornln1 •nd 8fternoon llttinp, pleue see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, •re the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 OJ "Cairo ROid" (mys) '50-£ric Portm1n, l.lurence Harve~ 9:30 fJ {C) "UilRon Doller Mtr9aicl" (blo) '52-Esther Wllll1ms, Victor Mature. 10:00 (I) "Second Crutest Su" (•dv) '56 -Je1nne Crain, Georee N1der. IJ "AnlbUslt In Leopard Stntt" (mys) '59 -James Kenny, Michael Brennan. 12:00 O "Miss Annie Rooney" (dre) '42 -Shirley Temple, Guy Kibbee. 1:00 D "Wine ind A PraJtf' (dra) '44 -Oon Ameche, D1n1 Andrews. OJ "Blue Murdw 1t St. Trtniln's" (~ '58 -Terry -Thomas, Al6St•ir -Slin. --· 1:30 IJ "R1w De1I" (mys) '48-Dennls O'Keefe, Claire Trevor. 3:00 Cl) (C) "The Matchmaker" Conti. (com) '58 -Shirley Booth, Tony Perkins. ®) (C) "Soldiers Three•~ (adv) '51- Stewart Granier, David Niven. 4:00 fJ (C) "Ro1111noH and Juller' (com) '61-Peter Ustinov, Sandra Dee. 4:30 (]) Same 11 lOAM LlstJnr 5:00 O (C) "Fli&flt of the Lost 81lloon" ___ &QC) Paul Lynde Show Premiere In Paul's delightful new series he has a great JOb nice wife two daughters and a new son-in-law Bo~ 1~ Paul miserable 9(?) (adv) '60 -Mershall Thompson,i-------------- M1l1 Powers. EVENING 8:00 I a fJ mm m News @)News Ponderosa "The Last Hunt" While huntina deer in the moun· tains, Hoss and little Joe find a S~oshoni maiden, expectant with a white man's child. Chana Eden uests. 6 Cet SM1rt Flintstones French CIMf Rous Par1 Veronica : HodilPOdle lodat M11!*:!1 ltFD • la S.runcfi Esposa Thrt• stooaes &:30 w Hor1n'1 Heroes Movie: (90) ''The Shrike" ( dre) ' 5-Jose Ferrer, June Allyson, Joy Paae, Ktndall Clark, Isabel Bonner, Jay Berney. Eumlninr physicians piece together the storY of a Broad· way producer who 1ttempts suicide when he cannot break with his wife who wants to possess him body anlf soul. CIS Nm Walter Cronkite Merv Griffin si.ow AndJ firlffltJt Rac:lnr SWetpstakn F1rin1 Une : Upper Canida Villap (R) • Joanne Canon Show Cr•n Acr.es • • Alldoftados cit la Comunldld • Vldoffa Ja ... S1low Hffdshop Elllol Mintz 7:00 R (I) n m News iiwtlil1 lM Dollars Pace 20 Truth or .Consequences Untarntd Wot1d • Whit's MJ Uni? I Leve luq I Drum of Jeannie Capuline : Soi.II! "M'Boom-Bobby Hebb" • El Amor Tiene Ca,. dt Muftr Movie: (C) "Twenty-four ttoun . to Kill" 7:30 fJ NEW SEASON Th• Colddluers Glenn Ford auests. Reaulafl are Jackie Vernon and Lonnie Shorr. B PREMIERE Wilt 'Tiii Your fltlltr Gets Home "The Fllna" Herry otters to drive • pretty alrl to • neerby city, but has car trouble and Is forced to spend the nl&lif with her. Animated series. D Movie: (C) (2ftr) "M1rrla1t on Ule Rocb" (com) '6S-Dean Martin, frank Sinatre, Debor1h Kerr, Nancy Sinatra, Cesar Romero, John Mc· Giver. Bored with marrlaae, a couple heads for Mexico for a divorce, only to become mixed up in an unusual remarrlaae. W To Tell the Truth You A.sired tor H Million $ Movie: (C) (211r) "St- ent of the Splllna" (adv) '64-Tony Russel, Maria Perschy. An under· cover Insurance lnvestiaator Joins an archeoloeical expedition in the desert searchine for a fortune in stolen 1old. ®) I've Got A Secret OJ Dodier Bauball Dodaers vs. Giants at San Francisco. l ~~~:!me Los Pollvocu Youn1 Doctor l(Jldare THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPfEMIER 10, 1972 a> N1tlwlllt Musk: a,) Addl1111 F1mlfy 1:00 1J Cl) HEW SEASON Cattl lurnttt Jim Nabofl 1uest1. Reeulars art Hervey Korman, Lyle W1111oner, Vicki Lawrence and the Ernest Aatt d•n· cers. B (IC» m NEW SEASON Adam·12 "DirtDulF Offictri Malloy ind Reed pursue two motorcycle purse snatch· ers. Edd Byrns and Mickey Oolenz ~est. U (I)CI) m PREMIERE Plul Lynde Show "Howle Comes Home to Roost" B1rb1ra returns home with ur1nd new husband who thwarts Paul's efforts to close down a por· noarephlc theater by furnlshln1 the foe with en air ticht le1al defense. I Ttltfun/Pt"J Mason Hermanos Coral• ~ Election •n lucha Ub,. i Estadon Central Movie: (2hr) "front Pap Wom- an" son of the Oakland Raiders. ind ex- Washinaton State star Chuck Mor· reU. 0 (J)(j)tl)PREMIERE AIC WednesdaJ Movie (C) ''Thi Dauah· ters of Jtshua Cabe" (com) '72- Buddy Ebsen, Karen Valentine, San· dra Dee, Lesley Warren. In a scheme to keep his land under a new home· steading law, a wily fur trapper re· cruits a thief, 1 pickpocket 1nd a prostitute to portr1y his dauahters. fl!) (jJ) I lflclXLI Attica~ Of. ficlal film teport on the findlnas of last year's Attica Prison riots lnvesll· ptlon. 9:00 fJ Cl) NEW SEASON Mtdieal Cen- ter The father of a deaf youth un- accountably refuses permission for tests th1t could help his son recover his hearin1. Kristoffer Taborl, Es· telle Parsons, and Tim O'Connor guest. Judy Strangis is seen as a deaf &irl and Audrey Totter Is fea· lured as Nurse Wilcox. I Un Verano hra Reconlar The Vlrtlnlan 1:30 0@) m PREMIERE NBC Wtdnes-la Consentid1 de P1pa day M,stt~1n1etk "Let's Heer 9:30 I TotWlhJ Prothro Show It for A Llvln1 Le1end" Banacek tries • Cl) News • --·-• lo find out how ind why a football Nodlts Tap1tl1S player vanishes from the field before millions of TV viewers. 9:45 fJ) Su Comtdla f1voritl Georae Peppard sters as Banacek. 10:00 Robert Webbe~ portrays the owner 1J Cannon Triggers New of 1 professional football team. * ro.. •t t S 1 Also appearing are Stefanie Powers, c;.ACI emen ' uspense. Murray Matheson, Ralph Manza. 111· 6 Cl) NEW SEASON Ca•not1 An old pro football players John Brodie and fnend of Cannon's Is charaect with G~ne Washlnaton (of the S.F. 49ers), the murder of his wife. Cannon's In· Tom Mack and Clancy Williams (of vestlaatlon reveals that the wife was the L.A. Rams), the San Dleao havlna en affair, 1Mnr police their Chareers' Deacon Jones, Ben David. desired motive. Michael Tolan auests Lock up your sons. Here come THB DAUGHTBRS or JOSHUA CABE Joshua Cabe had to get three daualiters fast. .. but what he got was three fast UUJhters. A lusty, bawdy western comedy. s~ BU4My Ebse~ Kana Yalentine, Sandra Dee,,. fiesley Wunn. Jack Elam. Leif uicksoft. Don Str0u4 A Wortcl PremieN We._sday Movie of the Y.leek 8:30 •@ lO:l Our Fair Lady -· :» . Premiere! The Julie Andrews Hour Tonight. Julie reltves some great moments from "The Sound of Music .. "Mary Poppins:· "My Fair Lady" and "Camelot" in the exc111ng premiere of her new music and comedy series 8(?) as Mike Arnold 1nd Marl Dusay 10:45 OJ Dodttr Scortboanl pl1ys Zuni Mitchell; Also appeerina ll:00111m ft!'"'-' ft\ News as assistant dlstnct attorney Ed · ao1 1:1.:1 WI Barrows is Larry Linville, who co· Ont ~ stars on the M•A•s•H serie.s. Manlt 1'omo CJ di ~ PREMIERE., Search "The • Movie~ (C) '~l&llt of tht lolt Murrow Disappearance To awold in· Balloon" (adv) '60 -Marshall tern1tion1I rape.rcusslons, LockW09d Thompson, Mala Powers. Youna ex- must find a m1~ln1 Stale Depart· plorer S!fs out across lnpenetrable ment fortlfn affairs consultant w Juna:es of Africa in a hydroaen aas is inwlved in a m1rit1I scandal. balkon to rescue fellow explorer Im. Guests •.re C1puclne, Maurice Eva111 pr:soned by vicious Hindu, at head· and David White. \Ille~ ot Nile. U News 1 ltu• fof Your Utt 0 (}) (j) El) PREMIERE JuUt Alt· Hatf&IJoJ• cTrtwa Heur Rich Little end Alice ~Ted Anlm•a Chostley auest. Throuah the maaic 11~ (R) Of special effects, Julie will have IS 11:15 @I) Clatu 34 her specl1I auests Elin Doolittle end 11.30 II Cl) en Late Movie (C) "TM Mary Poppins, two of her most • Ctrrvpt Ones" (dre) '&7 _ Robert f1mous ch1recteriut1001. Stec-. Elke Sommer, Nancy Kwan. D IHIJ Crafl•• CrUSld1 from Bir· Story of a hrfo.fisted "'venturer In mfnatiam, Ala. the Orient. m am c.sby Show 0 9 m Johnny c.n.n Sched· QJ) Stal! Bobby performs his hit uled: Billy Graham. Ptter Fond• "Sunny" and other sonas; The Per· U Mewi•: .,nMCt•ta la Parts" suaslons sin1 "a capella" style, and (com) '55--Ctalre Bloom, Mer1aret Max Roach heads a six-man per· Rutherford. cusslon ensemble. D Cl) Cl) &> Diel tMtt m N1star,ltC9 Thtatrt -Tltt lZ:OO m T~ " CoaltqUllCIU Of'"""ttM MoMun1 (R) . m C.untry Music g) luda Soietbrl 12:30 m Te Tel tlte Trvn. ~ On1111 1:00 Cl) n P. ~a ...... &') Kitl(dtnt of Ult Sel m AU:~~ s.oi: "four Mtn aid 10:30 0 Ta• lad A '!-1"• "Hip SCl!otl Collfkte•· 8) True Adventure "T1mln1 the Vol 1111, HCr1 Danftf" cano" 1:30 fJ hit: (C) "An Alllptor NalMd I la Sltaltla o.tsf' (com) '55-0onald Slndtft, Movie: "lltod end Sand" Diana Dors. 4Z Plus 3:00 II M"": (C) "AccuUd ef Munltf' ChtlldMJ Spertsun (dra) '56--0•vid Brian, Elisha Cook. THE DAILY PILOT, fV WUI<. SUTt:Mlf:R 10; 1972 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 14 For momtna end afternoon ltstlnp, ,please ... DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 m "IM Dult" (dra) '34-Georae Atllss. 9:30 0 "follow tflt SUn" (dra) '51 - Grenn Ford, Anne Baxter. 10:00 CI> ''TIM str1n11 Deof' (dre) '52 - Chattes Lauahton, Boris Karloff. O "Th• Bullflfhttrs'' (fO"') '45 - Laural & Hardy. lZ:OO I) "Tiit Betties of Chitf Pontiac" (wes) '53-lex Barker, Lon Chaney. 1:00 0 ''Cly of tht Cit(' (dra) '48 - Victor Mature. Richard Conte. m ''The Wflolt Truth" (mys) '58 - Stewart Granier, Donne Reed. 1:30 D"Tht Lady Has Plans" (mys} '37 --.Paulette Goddard, Ray Milland. 3:00 Ci) (C) "TM stlalfp len of M1rtlle lvtn" (dra) '46-Barbar1 Stanwyck, Kirk Doualas. ®) (C) ''Tiit Sllirale." (dr1) '58 - Peter Finch, Elizebeth Sellart. 4:00 O (C) "TM J11Mwll•f'I" (dra) ·s -Jeff Chandler, fess P1rker. 4:30 ffi SIM IS lOAM listln& 5:00 a HDlftt'' (dra) '57 -Sal Mineo, Brien Kaith. EVENING 1:00 ~I e..• mm""' ~Q~= ~ Tht F11nbtHts ht UM SpoUlpt ... Rolla Para Veronica ; Hocl(t,odp lodp M1Jbeny RfO ' I la St1u•da Esposa Tlll'ff Stooaes 1:30 Hotan'• tkrots Movie: (C) (90) "Gun Clol'J" (Wei) '57-Stewart Granger, Rhonda Flemln1. Cllllr Wills, James Gre1ory. C8$Ntwl Mm Crtffla Sltow Mdr Grttfitll .ac1., "'"-'"' Fativlt In Mexico : West tit the Mountlitls (R) . '°'" .. ea,.,. s~ ,,... Acru I T .... b'Mtl M111lcal VidDlta , .... Show 7:00 •=ti Trtdh or CoaMqueaw AIMrican Advtftture Wll•t'1 My Unit I Love Lucy I Dl'N• tf Jeannie S,.MiftJ f''"'Y Juevn Espectacullrea · flriq lm• (R} O Allot Tit•• Cera cit Mu)tt Movie: (C} "Killtt'S of KIN111n· ill'9" GI1) Profesor Sl&ftart• 7:30 I) PMMIEI£ Youns Doctor Kil- dare "The Unfinished Child" Dr. Kil· dare (Mark Jenkins) convinces the father. 1 prominent civil liberties lawyer, to approve sur1ery on a (Contlnutd) lf'!l If there is one thing that bothers Julie Andrews, it's wa sting time. "I don't like to dawdle,'' she says. Based on that premise, Julie is a happy girl for there is little dawdling on the set of ABC's The Julie Andrews Hour which pre· mieres Wednesday (Sept. 13) at lOPM. The beguiling international performer is currently en· gaged in a frenetic six-day· week schedule which includes dance rehearsals, wardrobe fittings and recordings as well as the actual taping of the show. The pace started in June when Julie, together with producer Nick Vanoff, director Bill Oavis and the· staff of writers headed by Frank Peppiatt and John Aylesworth, read and dis· cussed the first script, and has been accelerating ever since. Daily rehearsals with chor· . eographer Tony Charmoli are part of her schedule. Char· moli first met Julie when she was appearing on the stage in "My Fair Lady" and guested on the Dinah Shore Show. Tony gave Julie her first "bluesy" number, which .so pleased her she has never" forgotten it. A rousing mini· version of Julie's first Broad· way hit, the musical comedy "The Boy Friend," is a high· light of the premiere show. Jack Bear designed for Julie's show wardrobe stun- ning outfits ranging from sleek pantsuits to filmy ch if· fon eventng gowns. In the first two shows she has 47 changes and has become a quick-change artist. Bear's gowns worn by Julie in the innovative sets created by Brian Bartholomew engen· der vi sual excitement. One of ice-blue silk intricately bead· ed in crystal hugs her figure as she sings "I Could Dance All Night" against silver- coated panels which reflect dozens of her image as she moves. Some shows will have guest stars; on others Julie may go it alone. Among the guest stars are "Eliza Ooo· tittle" and "Mary Poppins," Ken Berry, Jack Cassidy, Diahann Carroll, Don Rickles and James Garner. ~· 21 THURSDAY (Continued) I newbOrn monaolold. Gary Merrill also stars. 1:00 D PREMIERE Tflt Adventurers Gene Barry stars as an internationally! famous screen star who has entered the world of espionage. Europe pro· vides the settina for the stories, andl the co·stars ar.e Barry Morse and Catherine Schell. • IJ Movie: (C) (2hr) "MarNit on UM Rocks" (com) '6>-0ean Martin, Frank Sinatra. I W To Tell tllt Truth Police Suraeon Mllllon $ Movie: (2hr) "Love and Larctnf' (com) '59-Vittorio Gass· man, Maria Ferrero. l et's Malle a Deal Nt1an's HtrHS (3) Dr1gnet • Rollin' on the River • • Tele-Revista Musi~I · Sports Ch1llen1e Addams flmily UTHE WAL TONS-A SHOW * FOR All THE FAMILY IJ PREMIERE The W1ltons A younc woman 1b1ndons her younc ~tef on the Walton's doorstep without her husband's knowledce. John Walton reluctantly feels he must turn the child over to the county home. 0 ~ m NEW SEASON Flip Wilson A spoof of television commercials and the problems of takinc in a boarder are among the comedy tar- gets when Flip plays host to cuest stars Jack Benny, Pearl Balley and The Muppets. Pearl Bailey plays ~r .. The Mod Squad An esGaped convict lead_s_jhe Squad to one of the bRJg-esf · narcotics ca~es in h1Slory Starring Michael Cole Peggy Lipton Clarence W1ll1arns m. T1ge Andrews Also ten spec ial guest stars 8:00 New Night O@ THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 10, 1'72 10:00 ~MarshaULaw: \...Ollnselor at New Season. Owen defends a young woman whose life could be ruined by the charges of a teen-age g irl Arthur Hill and [effMa1ors star O(l} Vic Morrow guests as Dt. William Ritter. E. G. Marshall and David Hartman of The Bold Ones also guest. El) Un Ver1no P1ra Recordar EJi) Q)) Hollywtod Ttltwfsion TM· 1tre "The Picture" Eugene Ionesco's farce about a rich man's desire to make life beautiful. Jacques Aubu· chon, Gar Campbell and Candece lauahlin star. 9 Tiie Vlr1inl1n ~ La Consentida de P1p1 9:30 8 Rams Action • News 10:00 0 ®J m NEW SEASON Dean Mir· tin sttow Dean's 11uesls are Gene Kelly and Englanl!.:S new siflling sen· sation, Gilbert O'Sullivan. O'Sulli· van. 25-)'ear·old native of Waterford, South Ireland, zooined to the top of England's popular music world over the past two years with five successive smash hits. His "Alone Again (Naturally)" 1s breakinc rec- ords in the United States and has the young vocalist in !he number one spot on leading ratina charts, including those of Cashbox, Bill· board and R«QJd World. His mana- ger if 'COriroiMills;-who has guided such headliners as Tom Jones and Enaelbert Humperdinck. R ~ ~ ~~EW SEASON Owtn r.rshall "Words of Summer" Olym- pics-bent Ann Glover (Meredith Bu· ter) loses her amaleur status be· cause of Louise Carpenter (Barbara Rush). who subsequently accuses her of having seduced her teenaged daughter. Pat O'Brien, Denise Nick· an aspiring television commercial erson, Crala Stevens and Russell Johnson also auest. spokeswoman with Jack Benny as --------------------------! Trio" • Coundl Dtb1t1 a "Hun11arian waiter" en a comedy dicate. Guests include Bradford Dill· sketch called "Hugo's Rootbeer."j man, Edward Asner, Cleavon Little, 0 (3) @ Cl) NEW SEASON Mod Barbara McNalr, Claudia McNeil Squad "The Connection" is a special Stefanie Powers Richard Pryor ' 2-hour episode in which Julie, Pete I That Girt ' · and Linc are assigned to protectl loJln1 f1'11m Ute Olympic other young people from adult crim· Jean Shepherd's America lnals who attempt to eJploit them Hemianos Coraje Capt. Greer is escorting extradited' I S£1cj!l] America de Los In· prisoner Charlie Drango (Dillman) dos A KCET §tereo special in which from Chicago. Upon arrival at Los sinrer Danlel Valdez incorporates Angeles they are to be met by S(I. 500 years of Chicano history and Lassiter (Asner). Bui three phony' muslc•I tr1dition into a proaram of policemen meet them. seriously b1ll1ds and song-poems. Proaram is wound Capt. Greer, and escape with stereo·simulcut with radio st1tion the prisoner. The squad joins Sgt.I KPFK-FM, 90. 7 on the dial. cases of heroin are stolen from a · • Estldon Central Lassiter on the case when four suit I Premier Movie hotel safety deposit vault, and ill Movie: "Hltd to Hindle'' becomes apparent the escaped pris· 8:30 Mtrv Srfffin Show oner has double·crossed the syn-: Q)) The Jazz Set "Bilf Evans LAWTON SCHOOL FOR MEDICAL & DENTAL ASSISTANTS Page 22 Fall . Classes Starting 541-4461 W. 17TH ST. SANTA ANA · 9:00 fJ Ci) NEW SEASON CBS Thunda Cosa Juzcada Movie: (C) (2hr) "Around die World : (Bl Wortd Preis Lum Solllbra in SO Days" Part I (com) '5r-.David • , Luella Ubrt Niven, Shirley MacLaine, Cantlaflas. Kingdom of the Su ~~~i~ f~l~:~n.th:1'!~icJull:~rn~;r~~ 10:30 Talk 8adl 1872 of Phileas Fogg (Niven) an in· True Advtnturt trepid adventurer who, with his man • Q)) Tltlrty Minutes With • . • • La Satanlca Passepartout (Cantinflas), sets out Movie: "The Dimned Don't Cry"' from his London club to win a wager Outdoor Sportsman that he can complete a trip around ll:OO ~ 1 &E Po' ~ News the WOl'ld in 80 days. In France he • Pfiws~'""' encounters his first setback. Forced 1 Stap ltyond to abandon his rail journey, he con· Marsllal Dillon tinues In a hired balloon. In Spain, Movie: "Dino" (dra) '57 -Sal agent Fix (Newton) of Scotland Mineo, Brien Keith. Yard becomes convinced th1t Fo is wanted for robbing the bank of Truth or Consequences England. In lndi1, Fou rescue Judd for U. Defenst • Aouda (Miss Maclaine) from a fu· The CitJ 611111 neral pyre. Cameo appearances in· C:amer Ttd Armstron1 Ncl08ud1e:CoCwhaarr1des Boyer. Frank Sinatra, ll·lS =? ... Mar1ene Dietrich Fer· • -nandel, John' Gielaud, Beatrice 'ut1ie 11:30 Cl) C8S late Movie: (C) ''Tb• and Red Skelton. Rounders" (wes) Glenn Ford stars. D lfiil m '°'"'"' Carson 0 (lg) m NEW SEASON lronsiclt 0 ~ovle: HSoft& of SUmndtf' "Five Days In the Death of Sgt. (mus) '49-Macdonald Carey, Wan· Brown" Part I of two p1rts (Part 2 da Hendrix. will be colorcast on Tues., Sept. 19 I (I)@ m Didi Cawtt on the new season Plemlere of The To Tell the Tnrtll Bold Ones.) Hospitalized at Craig In· 12:00 Movie: (C) "Apache Tenttor(' stitute with a broken back 1fter be· (wes) '58 -Barbara Bates, John Ina shot, Ed Brown is the taraet of Dehner. additional murder attempts. Exper1· I W1ndertust mental spinal surgery, researched 12:30 Country Music Time by Dr. William Ritter is urged by l:qc) 0 U Cl) l1j News • Chief Ironside, agai'lst the wishes 1:30 Mnte: "h1110f'tal Serrt1nr' of Dr. Craig. Grudging a11reemen1 (dra) '43-Henry Fond1. given, Ritter schedules surgery in m AH.ffl(ht SMw: ''TM Detnlay· which Dr Hunter is to assist-pro· er " "Suez." "Fot Island" vidina Brown's police auard is suf· 3:00 O Movie: "Tbt V1nlsllin1 Amerl· ficiently vigilant to keep him alive. can" (dre) 'S3 -Forrest Tucker. ..... 23 FRIDAY ~MIER 15 For momln1 and •ftiamoon htlnp, please ... DAYTIME l'ROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's mcMel. DAYTIME MOVIES t V f ·~ I ~J I , !!!! ....... let~ ,,.. f'llltlM• =.:=.. lltdetp1lllr,Udat ~ D • Lt .... Ml&t*a 11nl ...... ............... 9:00 m .... ...,. .. ltrdl" (dra) '3~ MMt:....(C) (tO) "11111" (r.om) . Wallace Beery, John Bolts. 1tty Duke, Jim Backus. 9:30 D "Until lMJ SIB" (dra) '57 -CIS Ntwt . Jiin Simmons, Paul Newman. Merv 8rtffhl ... 10:00 (J) "Take M• to Town" (com) :53-..., lrtffla Stertlftl H1yd1n, Ann Sheridan. ~ ... !"~'.':. 1 ,. .... D "TM Boys froM 8'1NlkfJn" (com) ~~= '"--I _,, ·~-Bela luaosl. . ---- 12:00 II "Two Detter ltu..A (dra) '52-~ Steve Brodie. ... .. ..., EJllot Mintz 1:00 D (C) ... street With No Mt•" {mp) '48-M•rk Stmns, R~ard ~ '! =., =-:----if T~ti.tuatts lft Ull Aftl~ Tnttll tr lltMtl · -~ '52 -Ray Milland, Htltll.I = My tlM? r. l,.LIN LllCJ l:JO. "TM IUWrllCPl'I" (ldv) '51-I ..... tf ...... John lrtland. £ltct*' 72 3:00 (I) (C) -cttalla lo(' (com) '58-...W. Jerry lewis. &tMtc at Ptpa "Lerner and a (C) "'£lrtculM ........ (dra) '54 Loewe'' . -Wllllam Holden. June Allyson. I £1 Mer n.t Can dt Mlltlr 4:001J (C).,..... Sta'tt w.-(drt) '61 · MM: (C) "'11lb Aalff Alt" THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SE,.,.EMIU 10, 1t72 Keith? Male Chauvinist? &.30 Partridge Family New Season. Laurie goes fib. Keith Q<?eS crazy. Stamn~ Shirley Jones and David Cassidy ·~ , Hilarious new semester 9:00Room 222 New Season. Starring Llovd Haynes. Denise Nicholas, Michael Constantine. Karen Valentine •@ ~ldlard Widmark. Santa Btraer. 7:301 CIRa! "Tht Circus of Spain'' 4:l0 ~SI• 11 lOAM llltln~ .....,_.. Squm 5:00 • "Dml htror (adv) 38-Errol .... : (C) ~ ............. nn, David Niven. lllcb" (com) '6S-0.1n M"artJn,1...!==========::....::==========~ See Patty Duke score a few points for Women's Lib! PATIY·DUKE JIM BACKUS The 8:30 Movie. Frid~y • Frank Slnatr1. I To Teti Ult Tnath n. Tllttll SM~ers Miiion $ Movie: (2hr) "11• 11lt" (dre) '57-Richard Wldlnar1c. Richard Bnehart. 9} lift Afoand Us "The Dam Build· tl'1" Htpn'• Htrou Lnrac lea IM"J de PeraMUo • Ultllled Wortcl fltp ,.._.nee ~-,..,., 1:00 • (f} NEW SEASON SenllJ and CiitrThe popular comedy t,eam bt· alns Ufeir second season, arrd sched· ultd auests for this year Include Jerry Lewis, Robert Goulet, Bobby Darin, Bobby Sherman, Raymond Burr, The S11prtmts, The lempta· tlons, Tht Jacklon f'rve and The New Seektrs. Makln1 return 1uest ap- pearances will be Jt1n Stapleton, Mike Connors, Chad Everett and Lome Greene. Re1ulars include: led Ztlaltr, Pett Cullen, FrHman Kina. Murray Lanpton and Steve Martin. D tlOl "'-" NEW SEASON Slnford 1114 lOn Tey the Numbers" Lamont refuses to ltt Fred place a bet, even thoufh the elder Sanford has had OM of his "11>tclal dreams." This ec»llOd• Introduces Bt•h Richards as Aunt Ethel, sister of Frod's decused wife, Ellabtth. D CIHIHB •--'M$.IAU-Tiit II .... fil lllldl--.aMia ii"SUptrsta11 In a dream fantpy conjured up by Cindy, •II silt Brady kids 10 on a mqlctl trip ltd by Voo Doo1 the maaiclln. They mttt Toulouse-u utrec and his thrtt zany brotht11, Too·Llttle, Too- Sooft and l'oo·Much. TMt Clrt Ttltf11t/l"tnJ Muon .......... Cetlfa <Bl WldM .... Wttt In Review fiiat. AIHle flNMMa ' • btldM Cttltrl& Mtwlt: ...... "Fir/' l:lO Dam PIOUERl 1bt Uttlt hep1i Or. s .. n Jamison (Brian Keith) Is trtc-ed.~~~o havlna hb ton· slls removed. unit Jimmy Chins (Benton Sen) over'httra Dr. J1ml· son's reaction to havln1 the Sime operation, so he runs away. Dr. Jami· son finds Jimmy ind tht lld tr1ck1 him Into htvlna his own tonsils out at the 5'mt time. Complttlna tht cast .,.. Lona Int. Witte as Mrs. China. Sttphtn Bunson a a tourist boy, !\Imo L11 1s a tittle boy, Caron Abelllra IS a llttlt tlrl, Pat Htrmtn 11 held nurse, 1nd E. Lynne Kimoto as a stucttnt·nune. Sh•lllJ fabam and V'ICtorla Youn1 co-star. ShtllY Hcwak auesti n Or. Ainsworth . D (I) (i) GB NEW SEASON Tiie Partrnift F111itJ "This Male Chau· vlnlst Pim Went to M•rket" A tchool experiment In roft·pl1yln1 leads to a contest between l<elth and Laurie Partrldft. Laurie wins as she turns out to bt better et ppplna spark·plup tt11n Ktlth b It whip-• plna up a spltl1ch toUtflt. Keith's humiliation b Increased consldtrtbly when the school bully starts pushlna him-around and laurlt tosses th• bully over htt shoulder. m Min lrtffift SlMw • fil) 0 I jHcw;t Run Up net (ODntlnued) , THE DAILY PILOT, brv WEEK, SEPTEMBER 10, 1972 • Don't do a thing, just sit there.We'll bring the e:ii:citement and color of the world's great circuses to you. Lions, acrobats, clowns, . the works. Bert Parks is ringmaster. 1111 IOlllY a CID COM11W HOClt.MIW TIMl,IPM. Governor Ronald Reagan welcomes back Sonny & Cher. The Jackson Five, Howard Keel, Wilfred Hyde- White and Larry Storch are part of the festive welcoming committee. ,.,. 27 Oscar tries to auto-mate 9-.30 The Odd Couple ..... 28 New Season Oscar's computer date shows up Felix blows a fuse Stamng Tony Randall and Jack Klugman -~ --. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WUJC. UPTl'.M•~" 10, 1t72 SATURDAY SEl'RMBER 18 '.' (J f~ r-. I i"-. I I TMF DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 10, 1972 1111MAIYTYlll MOOll SHOW. ... 'llMl,9PM. A Minneapolis 'IV station is base of operation for a Gal Friday who's a pleasure to have around every day of the week. Edward Asner, Valerie Harper, Cloris Leachman are also on hand. SATURDAY (Continued) 11 :00@(1) 'ht fllntlton• • @) • Ma)or l.ea&ut laMblll earns !Pi be announced. (I) Movlt: .. fellowsttfp of the fro(' (mys)_'60-Joachlm Fuchsber1er. I (}) fu11ky Phantom Public Affairs This Lind Luch1 Ubn This Week In Pro football 11:30 I Cf) Udsville Untamed Wortd "Dra1ons" Movie: "The Wastrer• (dra) '62 -Van Heflin, Ellie lambetti. Eli) Thi Electric Colftpany /\FTIRNOON 12:00 I (1) Arctriu TV Funnies lllt laron (3)Gl)The Monbes • Movie: "Ride Out for Revenc•" (wes) '57-Rory Calhoun, Gloria Grahame. m The Ghost and Mrs. Muir • W Mister Ro1ers' Nelatiborllood- 3Explorers - 1-2:30 II Cl) fat Albert and tlle Cosb, lids U CI) (j) NCAA Football Arizona State vs. Houston from the Astro- dome In Houston, Tex. I Elementary News SeslM Street , Sabados Ale&l'i• TM 81& Valley 1:00 (I) CBS Cllild,.n's Film festival No information available at press time. D Roller Games fJ Movie: "Man from Ott Rio" (wes) '56 -Anthony Quinn, Katy Jurado. I Soul Train News Cine en la T1rde 1:30 McHale's N•YJ 1 : Mister Ro1ers' Neifhborhood ' Movie: "Thief of la&dad" 2:00 Dus1(1 JrMhouse lmplClo With Manuel At11on International Hour San Diep Happenlnc Combat Major Ada•s : Sesame Streat • NIYJ Pn>lo1ue 2~30 Stlps to leamln& Inquiry Maury Green hosts. lnsiaftt • Wlnp to Actvtntu" 3:00 lllt Sie1ta Is Ovtr Ao'laltblrt USA R1 ias Action Far Out flicb Movie: (C) ••SlttJn1 Bull,. (wes) J. Carrol Naish, Mary Murphy. Qj Sd·Fl ~atre: ,.Kllltr from :fi::V.,: (C) ··~nt. Drums .. wes) 'Sl-Gary Coope]rlbR.Aldon. 'he Ylrtfnlan Mister lto,.11' Nelahborhood • f ulbol.toeeer • Movie: 3:30 Media On C.mpua "Pro1ress and Pol· tut on" Hopalon1 Caufcfy : This Lind Time Tunnel Vokt of Alriculture 4:00 Insider/Outsider ,.,. 30 Now with 8111 lanowsll Mobile Ho.. Sltew (]) ~trlan 8andl1and I TM Eectltc Co111p1nJ Panor1.. Latino Corona New 4:30 II Movie: "Mr. lelvtdlft Rlnas UM 1e1r• (c:om) 'SI-Clifton Webb, Joanne Dru. i E:. Headless Ghost" rf!,, 'S9-Richard Upton, Dave Rose. I f11• F11ture Hapn W111der1n Tiils Is Yew Life NEW SEASON NFL Game of tlle WHll (1j PREMIERE The Harland Svare SltoW I ~·t.~o Nearo first Adventures In lmprovlsln1 lost In Sp1ee Felix tht Cat · 5:00 O KJd Talk Georae Plimpton and Gre1 Morris ]!list. .. 0 Cl) (I) QJ ABC's Wide Wortd of Sports oo a News --fJ NEW stASON This Weetl In Pro Footblll --ID Movie: "Yellow sty'' (wes) '4 --'resory Peck, Anne Buter. ID Lind of tbt Giants El.1) l•11es and M1111orfts "The "Palmetto" I S..per Show CounlTJ Place Klmba 5:151· S.~h c:tose·Up 5:30 · (1) News Movie: (Z!hhr) (C) "The Oppo. te So" (com) 'SS-June Allyson, Leslie Nielsen, Ann Sheridan. I Manitoba: The festival City Acriculture USA The 'olddluers Speed Racer EV(NING &:001ommNe'" Bowlin1 for Dollars I Hlah Cllaparral TM Rtal Don Steele Show The Persuaders Ruis Para Veronica Jacob lronowslll: ZOth Century Man "Revolutions in Science" Stand Up and Cheer • • Teabo del 40 Tthee Stooan 6:30 UNews .sports wtth Berth • KNBC News Confmt1et Qt The Mancini Generation Zsl sa. Gabor and John Davidson auest. I $pot11 Challenf• Jean Sllephent s Amtricl (R) Consultation Headshop Elliot Mintz 7:00 Ci) PREMIERE UFO An hour· · lon1 science-fiction series set In 1980, and starrin1 Ed Bishop, Geor1e Sewell, Peter Gordeno an Gabrielle Drake. Bishop Is command· er of SHADO (Supreme Headquarters, Allen Defense Or1anlzatlon), t~e or· aanization aui1ned to solve the mysterious oriains of UFOs (Un· Identified Ayina Objects) that are found to be a real threat In the 1980s. 00 Wild Klnadom 0 NEW LASSIE SHOWS *START THIS WEEK 0 m NEW SEASON Lissie "liaht· THE DAILY PILOT, TV W[Et<, SEPTEMBER 10, 1972 nlna" Lucy Baker (Pamelyn Ferdin) and Lassie ire plunged into a search for a terrified yol.lna foal whose mother is critically Injured by a bolt of li&htnin1. 0 (iD NEW SWOfC Met Haw Dlz· zy Dean, sin1er/composer Ray S1e· vens and slnaer Arlene Harden are the guests. Cl) Truth or Consequences 0 PREMIERE TONIGHT * "THE PARENT GAME" 0 PREMIERE The Pa,.nt li11H Cilrk Race hosts. I Dutil Valley Days m Qt l.lwrence Welk Show It Takes a Thief EJ TornlHo fE I IPlc!eL I Towers of frustrt· t10n An inside view of the problems, the people and the conditions inside the Stella Wri&ht public housing complex in Newark's Central Ward. d) Nocht de Sabldo 7:30 CI) The Adventurers 0 NEW SEASON The Mouse Fae· tory -Comedian Jonnny Brown'-stips - in to &illt a tongue-in-cheek lecture on the. alliptor. I The Adventurers To Tell tile Truth Lers Make • Deal Million $ Movie: (Zht) "No Sur· n, Please" (sci·fi) '64-Maria Persch~ Robert Cunninaham. El.1) I ClcllL I America de Los In- dios (KCET Stereo special) See Thurs. 8PM listing. EE Addams Fami" 8:00 R Cl) ftEW SEASON All in tlle flm· tt,The entire Bunker fam ily is back for another season of contemporary com~. 0 ®) m NEW SEASON E111er1en· qi "Decision" Paramedic Roy De· Soto (Kevin Ti1he) makes a medical decision on his own to treat a pa· tient and risks a lawsuit( and Dr. Brackett and nurse McCa I (Robert Fuller and Julie London) clash with a doctor who opposes the para· medic proaram. D Tht Wacty Wol1d of Jonathan Wfnt.rs RoseLGrler is special guest. 0 CI) (I) W NEW SEASON Alfas Snl1th and Jones ''The Lons Chase" Heyes and Curry are chased and cap· lured by 1 determined posse. They are then helped to escape by their old friend, detective Harry Briscoe (J.0. Cannon), who says he Is takina them In. Their freedom is short-lived when Sheriff Tanke~ (James Dru- ry) learns that Briscoe has been fired by the detective a1ency. Larry Storch and Frank Sinatra Jr. are spe· cial 1uest stars. I Alfred Hikhcoc• Presents Cftamplonshlp W~sUin& Lucht Li~• -• fll111 OctJuer "Barrier" (R) Movie: (C) "The Edd' Duchln ~~le: "Knockout" 1:30 R (I) PREMIERE Brid1tt loves iTinle It's love at first sight when Bernie Stelnbera (David Birney}, • stru11lin1 writer sustainln1 himself by drivtni a cab, pleb up a pretty fart one rainy day In New York. Brldaet (Meredith Baxter) Is from a wealthy lrlsh Catholic family, but the youn1 couple's lovt isn't affect· ed one bit when they 1 .. rn each other's bac•around. On the other hand, however, their parents have Double·baneled action I 8:00 Al~h The ~are ctil{Ured by a posse scape Gel caotured Escape caDtured Escape ~Dav1s and ~'Ni;ht -~ Special two-hour premietel 9:00 TheSttarts of San Francisco An exciting new pqlice series set in one of the world's most fascinating cities. Starring Karl Malden and Michael Douglas. Guest-stars Rot>ert Wagner and Kim Darby •@ 2 .' laws ind that's the buls for much she, too, Is • "whlta kn~e" ftyw. of the comedy . .Al"° starrtn1 In the IJ News serf-. ara HarOld 1 stona as Sim fB M~ C.-•""1 stlenbera, Bibi Olttrwald as Sophie tm ~ ,....,... n.tatrt Stelnbera, Btrnles parents; Audra ''Th• Plotura'' (R) Lindley u Amy Fltz1erald end David • Doyle as Walt Fltzaeretd, Brldpt's 9~ fB Su C.lltdla F1wtrttl parents; Ned Glass as Bernie's Uncle M~. Robert Sampson as father Mlkt 10:00 II Cl) IEW SlASOll flllWta: -~ Fitzaerald, Brldaefs brotlier, and ,....... Robert Conrad, C.J'I Betz William Elliott as Otis Foster, the and Barbara Anderson are UM auesta younc couple's friend. . as Jim Plletps (Peter Graves) takes on the culse of 1 pool hustler to D Rellfn' The Raiders cuest. break up an lllt11I 11mblln1 opera· Cl) TY MUlfc.I tlon. Miss Anderson m•k•• th• first · of six auest •PC>Urancts •s Mimi 9:00 R Cl) NEW SEASON M1ry l1't1 ' O.vts. a pen>ftt who tum1 wtth the iMr1 Lou Grent Is bY·Plsstd by the IMF to sea l'ljrlhulion lrom-'kltdl station man11er who ass ans Mary Krebs (Betz) and htr former low the task of 1Mn1 the "Six O'Clock Press Alltn (Conrad) with Whom tht News" a new look. Lou has doubts wes once allaned In the pmblln& about dl1111ln1 the format, but rlna. Mary boldly pluncn 1head with her fJ n..· Unbtwn ,Rep Philbin plans for 1 "ll1hter( more Informal" hosts. look. The fatal m stJke Is MllY'S m News decision that the show should hlVI two anchormen and faclna the wrath II) Ill • MIJico TH!'. DAILY ,.,LOT. TV WEEK. SU'TEMal'.R 10, lt72 THE FIAT124 SPIDER vs. . THE PORSCHE 914. of J:td.Jlaxter who b reluctant to Em a..ie YlflttJ Hour shiittfit apotllfht With ~ H<M· -9) .._..... ._ ~----• •nl,, the weatherman, Maiy's cllotce • ~,_ for the job. . ·---: t0!30fl1M4~-~ 1!J dil "3 "£W SEASON NIC Sat· B FrtPt Nllld: '11M lMllon of unta1Mtwlt: (C) (2Jlr) ''In tflo Hut ~ W, ......_" ...,_,.. of tM Nfcllt" (dra) '67-stdney IB ,.._ Polrtler, Rod St•l11r, Werre" Oates, fmlJPW --.--J· llff u; HI Dtn Lee Grant. On a hot nl1ht in a small tiii ..,... (R) Mississippi town, ... police officer finds the body of a locll lndustrlll· 8 .... : "llffall lill" Isl A few houn later ht arrests a ll:GOe ~ D rS'\ Ntwl black men who Is charpd_ with • \JltJ 1.&1 the murder and subjected to btaoted, &'I UCU FlllMll Tape delay of Insolent questlonln1 by the Pollet Ptttsbutlh/Brulns rame played Chief (Rod Stelpr). Upon checldnc 11rller tod11. the man's credent11ls, the chief (I) Manlall IMOtfl lums that the suspec.'t is Vlrail m .... : oot• .,,. (wes) '48 Tibbs, a te>p-rankln1 homicide cit--GrelOfY Pack, Anne Baxter. tectlve on tht Plllladtlphla force. Anary and resantful of Tibbs, Gillis· fB 11119ryn """'•a" pie dtcidts to frame him, but ls 11:15 (I) Mowlt: "TM far C.1"11'J" (adv) lronlcally required to wortt In tandem 'n-James Stewert; Ruth Roman. with Tibbs to solvo the crime. James D 1'XI ,.... Patterson, Quentin Oe1n, Lany · 'DP G1tes, Wllll1ms Schallert and Beah 11:20 IJ Mtwlt: (C) "'The Evil of frHll· Richards also star. ......,. (hor) '64-fetu Cushlnc. • .,...,...... ... Wolf .......... D The Streets of San * Francisc~mash Hit! U:JO D Tiie Jazz Slltw Qllco Hamilton, D1mit1 Jo and the Jtzz All stars. (I) ......... lad! ,....... " bt· aM" (l'llyl) '62-Htlnz OfKht. fJ MtM: (C) "TM ........ Tr11" {dra) '59-C1ry Coopor, Maria Schell, K1r1 Malden. (I) llM: ....,.,, Cdra) '64-Curt Mttl'lt, hfrlda Neel. D CJ) (I) a> NOllER£ Streets orsu rfiiM1iie The two·hour pilot movie of the 1trlts of the same name. ltlt'tlna Kar1 Malden ind Michael Douatas u plainclothes di· ttdlwl-we.o worll ln-S.n Ffartasco. Robert Waper. Kim Darby and law· • lfMll: .,...., bJ ~ ranee Dobkin star In tonltht's pre· Ccfra) '48-Jama Mason, Ptlylllt 1tnt1tlon which opons with the body Calwrt of p11tty Holly Jean Beny (Kim 11~ ~ · ..... "llWt of Dr11a1la" (hot) Darby) discovered f1oatlna tn Sin 'lO-Pttar Cushlna. • Francisco B11. Atteched to her nedl· IKe 1s the cerct of a •lnatna JOUn 12:30 D ~ rrMtJ attomty, O.vlcl Farr (Rolltrt Wif· ner). Farr tells Stone and bit part· 1:00 8 Mewlt: (C) .... W..." · ner, Ktllor. that Ille was • client (wes)·'55--lloyd Brtclps, Join Tty· of IOfta. The facts lncrlmln(tt Farr, lor. but ~n turn---MllMI Holl(I (I) Cl) News brother Is tht Uy to tht situation. ID Al-llctrt Slltw: .,,,..., • -r1.., ID The Mai ,,.. UNCU ,_.. •Jtllllf_.. II) u. v-.... ltlctdll .... ,., , .. Litt llJ£1 S... • LeceYIWtz ; 1:.20 II~ •J.ltr Ills" (com) '45 -hm Ann Gamer. 9:30 8 ((} PIDllDI! l1tt ... Ntwltlft ililW Bob's "f11r of Flyfn1" .-or11· shop aeu 1 new membtr when Emily accepts his Invitation to travtl with the lfO'.IP by pl1ne to Hew .York. and has lo admit for the flrsf time that 1:300Ntwl 2~ II Mowlt: "'llttlt Sllocll" (dre) '56 ~lph MMkar, Paul Htnrefd. § .§ I 11611 HAllOI aWt>., 4lAlllM MOWI, 1 aGCI IO. 0. •••. NWT. 636-2333 ~ .L .. a..__.,.~.,..,..........,...-.............. ~o:a~-:.otL_ DON BURNS V~\': 8081 GARDEM GROVE. BLYD. 89"-1057 (nHr Beach Blvd.) ,- GARDEM G~OVE, CALIF 25 FT CENTER BATH FULLY SELF-CONTAINED IJ·GS13,000 § 197.2 FA'' 'IOOI ·§ 11•1-HOME LOW AS I So1f Contomod 11' IOT1ll .. FIEE I FE TV SI.Ill BUYER'S I Designed Fet Y04Jr Motet Home . 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We'H pey $5 ~published questions. Sony, .. c.lft't •MWW rs. ' FOR ANDY WILLIAMS You'" played a lot of nighlcluln in your litM. Haven't you eoer found that the claa of people you' oe had to deal with &m be prdty roughP-J. S., Kilgore, Teza. • I sure have_. I remember when I was just a kJd and started sin~ ~. One of them wu the Monte Carlo FOR REP. EMANUEL CELLER of New Y 0tk You've been in Congress duringnine administrations.. Which Prendent wu the most inBiiential in getting bU billa pasted? Which President knew best how to work with Coogreu?-L. E. Carrick, Forest Hills. N.Y. ... _ 1. Lyndon &ines Johnson. 2. Lyndon Baines Johnson. FOR BOB BAR.KER of "Truth°' Comequencu'" Why is the audience laughing when your show goes on the air?-Steve Goldin, Gulfport, Min. _ • There's a "warm-up" prior to the show. During this time, the "Truth ot Consequences" staf does stunts in the audi- ence that vary from show to show. Sometimes it's the whole crew rushing up and kissing one lady or giving another a hroom and tvlling her to "clean out the house." Just old vaudeville nets, really. FOR DEAN MARTIN On TV, you're so often holding a glau. h there liquor io that glau?-Mn. Donald Pedca, Brocket, N.D. • Don't tell anyone, but it's the &attest soda pop·you ever tasted. FOR JUUA CHILD, TV' a .. French Chef Do you do all of the cooking when you «mtertaio?-Norene Gerstner, Yuba City, Calif. • Yes. 1 also do all the buying and serving, unless I have to have a big cocktail party to pay off debts. I like six to e!Jt}it for meals, and not more, because the cooking's more careful. FOR GINGER ROGERS Although you played a number of dramatic roles (snc:h u ~ttyth~,:Zle), people still think of you as a dancer. How do you · of younelf-u an adlal or a dancer?-P. Z., Bed- ding Calif. • I'm whatever you thinlc of me-dancer, singer, come- dienne or dramatic actress. Because I've appeared in more .. stnlight" roles, I guess J'm inclined to think of myself as an actress. But I've never had any lessons in either ad.ing or dancing. Supper Club in Pittsburgh. I was~ in the aisle oeu the back stain waiting to be in S~ a guy put a gun in my backl I was all dressed up m my dinner jadcet-and he thought I was the maitre d'f He told me to get all the money from the cash register. I said. "'I can'tt f m Andy WilUams. I have to go on.stage!" He said "Excu.te i:ne·· To my surprise, he let me go. P.S.: He got away. FOR MMUO PUZO, author of ·r1ae GodftllMr'" How long did it take you to write ~ Godfather'? Don't you think the movie should have been eudly lib the book? _-Darlene Grubb, Titusville, Fla.----. - • -rhe Oodf ather .. was three yean in ~writing. I thought the movi~ w~ as much like the book u a movie can be . FOR CAROL BURNETT Why do you always pull on your ear at the end of your show?-Mn. MiJdrecl Groa, Franklin, <>Mo • It's a little signal I have to say good-bye to my children. FOR PRlUP U ANTONI, producer, "The French Connm4on• Our family really enjoyed -nie Fnoch ConMdioo. • One question, however, still pazzJea us. What is the meaning of the tut gunshot.. &red in total ...._, at the end of the picture?-Mrs. Nina Robimon, Dudaam, N.C. • That last gunshot repTeSents the continued frustration of "Popeye" Doyle to catch Frog No. 1, "The Fl"flDd>man." At this stage of his pursuit, we felt that he was firing his gun at anything that moved-including his own shadow. FOR KRISTOFFER TABORI, actor As the actor son of show-biz pa.rents, do you 8ncl it a help or • hindrance to have your parents in the sune butinea?- T. L, Hot Springs, Arie. • I've found it a help, because they give me insights that outsiders couldn't My mother-actress Viveca Uridfors-is a fan of mine, but also a tough critic. And her criticism is always oonstruc9ve. ,_,bllsher R4atatlona: 9'obert D. C..., and L.-Em., V.P.a and Co-Olrecton; Rohtt H. Msrtotl, ,,__. H. O'MeA, Managera Mlt. lo Pubtlaher, ,,_,. G. Anwtl04t(I ~r Servlen: PromorJon, Robert Manurectu~· .._,. o.....,.., Director ...._; Merchandlslf19, MMJ ...,,_ ProcNctlon: 4••• ~ Dltte:tor: DfatrlbuUon Manager. LCMlle L.99le ,..._. ,_, Menaoer: 1 Tranapol1atlon Coordinator: llllllloe......, ....... lln.'Coontfnaiot ~I Ad-111la1 He1•, lll"lllf'e:M1 Learn-A-.,. ... Y ...... Y. tma 0 tm FAMH. WEECLY, lllC. ....... Nil .. .. You are Invited to mall your qUNtlona or comment.a about elf'/ ma'9,.., In Famlty WMl!ly. Wrtte to Service Editor, Family WNtdy, ~1 l.exlngton Awenue, .... York, N.Y. 10022 • By Mlllt-.ra S'9ae EapedaUy for FAMILY WEEKLY I 've bad three heart attack.a aad open-heart surgery, and I feel bet- ter than I've felt in ten years. And J get more out of Jife. But maybe fd better start at the beginning -four year• ago, back in September of 1968, when it happened the first time. l waa at home, preparing for work the next day. 1bc "Gunsmoke" 1V 1eries was then in its 16th year. It happened just before I turned in for the night:-I had the usual symptoms: pains in my chest, diffic~tty _in .breathln_g. I waa rushed to the hospital where the doc- tor told me I had au:ffered a severe heart attack. I bad to spend six weeks in the hospital and another six weeb at home before the doctor let me go back to work. Before J was released from the hospital, the doctor gave me the cu~ tom:ny warnings. He to1d me: Don't smoke. watch your diet, start doing some exercises, particularly swim- ming and walking, and-since I live on a hillside -he told me to get a stationary bicycle. I was about to learn that once a heart attack is over you start feeling ao good and '° full of vigor that you forget it ever happened. "This can never happen to me again" is the feel- ing you get-and you ignore what you ace supposed to do. l began walking put my bicycle, I didn't pay much attention to my diet. And I felt like a schoolboy when my wife Jane caught me outside the bowie one morning, helping a plumber·-and smoking a cigarette. She asked me what I was doing. "Jt was so cold out here. I thought a smoke would keep me warm," I fibbed. She shook her head in disappoint- ment. "At your age, you should know better!" she said. I wu 64 then. But I didn't know better. J let my- aelf ute every scr•p and shred of ·my energy at work: and at play. I didn't set enough rest either. So it happeoed. AJmo.t two yean after my fint aci- zure, in Augu.t, 1970, I bad another heart attack. Once apin it happened at night. Again I brid the feeling of pain and incligatioa, which grew wone. I tried tbe old-fuhioned remed.iea and they didn't wort. Al the pain became excruc:iatiq. I gradually realized it 4 • ,AMlt.Y WEEKt.Y, 19ptentber 10, 1872 I've Seen the Faee or - And rn Take Life wu anocher attack. Thia one was not as severe and I was releued from the hospital after five weeb. And because it wasn't that severe, once apin I forgot the doc- tor's warnings. A month later, l had my third at- tack-and the third time was almost the end for me. After five weeb of treatment and close observation, my doctor insisted that he needed other opinions, and that open-heart surgery _ • might be required. He made it sound very casual, but I later found out that he had already been in touch with specialists. "Oby," I said, "who do you suggest?" I figured he'd ~d me to the famous heart center in Houston. "Dr. John Kirk.land at the Univer- sity of Alabama Medical Center," he told me. "Alabama!" I cried out. "He's the best in the country," my doctor said. "Well, it's my life," I said. "Who in your opinion is the beat in the world?" "Dr. John Kirtland," he repeated. "Besidea, all we want is an opinion." I was oft to Alabama in early March of 1971, supposedly only for consultation. I packed only one pair of pajamu, a couple of ahlrts and 1e>me i.ocidentals for a three-or-four- day stay. Thal would have worked out fioe, sioce it wu time tor me to start work on the next season's ~ vision abows. So I went to Alabama and I took those tests. I lhou&ht I hMl passed them all with flying colon. I found out later that I h.ad flunked them, every one- but particularly the arteriogram, which discovered a blockage in the artery from my right arm to the heart. When they wanted to teat me again through my left ann, I refused at tint. "Something teJb me I shouldn't fool around with this," J said. 0 N ame it Ood, name it fate, whatever you like." a...., wboee ... .._..._a 1Vllllnter ................ ..,. .... ~ But the doctor insisted. So l sub- mitted to this and other examinations. Dr. Ki.rtland then told me he felt it wu best to opent.e. "What if I don't agreer I asked. "What if I go back home now?" Dr. Kirt.land didn't hesitate a~ ment. 04Wdl, ii you do, I won't draw a breath till you set back ... I needed more convinciOg. "All aa.dl9 do lllllb • d .. ,..., ForOM ................. ., •• ~ .. right, Doctor, if I leave, what are the odds of my survivingr "A hundred to one apjnat it. .. be said simply. .. And ii you operat.er '"Ten to one youit 1U1Vive," he in- formed me. "Okay, Doc," J aaid. '°Thole are the best odds I ever bad in my life. How Jong do we have to wait?" "'We jiiat happen to have a cancella- tion for Tuesday,'' be toad me. laltr I learned that be hadn't dared wait put that date! The opentioo was per· formed oo Mardi l6co 1971 -a date that will ahnya be etched on my mind. For three weeb after that I WU in the inteotive-care unit. Aod I spent another m weeb in a regular holpital room. For two more weeks, · I lived in a botd near the botpital be· fore they 1et me go home. During thole Ant wee.ta after I came out of the intensive-care unit, they wheeled me hrice every day to the physical then~ Betty Denton, who started me oo the simplest. most elementary kind of ftoger excrcises- likc strctchins rubber bands. ThRC weeb later ahe thought I had gradu- ated to a mote advanced type of ex- ercise. She put a glass and a few pen- -- "Once you reach the point where you think it is a quarter to 12, you become much more aware of the things that really matter." nies next to my bed and ordered, "I but the next day when the doctor But there's more to it. I get more want you to pick up the pennies and c.ame by, be said, "Now, when you out of life now than I ever did before. put them in the glass." I thought are ready to go back to work-.. Once you reach the point where you there was nothing to it-till I tried. "Oh, no! You're kidding!" think it is a quarter to 12, you become My hand shook so badly, I simply "You're too young to retire~ Be-much more aware of the things that couldn't do it. But she was patient, sides, you can't leave the showir"" really matter. and persistent. An angel. And even-''But really, Doctor," I protested. Every day while I was recuperating tually I learned to put pennies in the "Now, come on," he said. "You a ftood of mail and telegrams came in glass. And 'then I learned to walk have a better heart now than you from my fan1. Janie would sort them again-down the ball at first with a have had in years. You're physically out and read most of them to me. It safety belt strapped to me so I able to work. and mentally you are made me feel that a lot of people bad wouldn't fall Lib a child I learned a not ready to retire.•• a vested interest in me. I felt they not lot of thlnp from the very beginning, I still don't know if he was just be-only wanted me to stay alive but to go all over again. ing a good psychiatrist or if he just back-to work. If I quit •ow, I felt they __ .l .... ie .... :membu-one ~ -told-my--Hew-what-wu going to happen. But -wouJd~rforglv~ DR. 1~ ino 'i(Vife Janie -"At least one thing is the confidence be gave me helped tre-them and to myaelf to keep g~ing. settled:"l tnowto/sure l'moldeoouih niendouslf. I know that. Stire enough. I enjoy everything more tbele days to retire!" while I missed the tint shows of the -being aware of what my wife Janie "Yea, but what you don't know yet season, I was ready and able to go baa done for me, talking to friends, is what you want to do,'' she said back to work for the teeond. visiting my daughter and her children, quietly. And this time I bad learned my les-just getting up in the morning and cn- "Well," I said, "I am lucky enough son. No moR smoking. No more joying the day no matter what the day that I don't have to work any more." ignoring diets. Proper exercise. And ia lite. Because even smog ii better After that abe didn't say anything. I feel greaL than not breathing air at all. • There bas been a di1ference in my own attitude toward people. I bave a short fuse: I explode eas.ily. I've never been a boozer or a woman chascr,""'&ut I've had my character flaws aplenty. My biggest are impatience and intol- erance and seJl.ishness. And I used to swear in no uncertain terms. I can't say that I knocked it out completely, but I've sure cut it down. I've. become conscious that I do more harm than good that way. I turned 68 on July S, and I've learned that even at my age there is room-and the possibility-for improvement. I've worked bard all of my tile. In fact, except for a couple of very brief visits with friends in San Juan Island, I've never taken a vacation until a few months ago when l took Janie to Ha- -waii for tWO weeb. 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Greue a 9Dx3-i.nch lolaf pen. 2. Sift together dour, hWna pow- der, ult and 1Upr. a. Boat egp lliJhdy with electric mixer, beat in apricot jam, stir in orange rind, batter and milk. Add to lour mixture and mix until ftour ii moistened. Stir in walnutL 4. Tum batter into prepared pan. Bab for about J hour, or until a cake tater iDlerted in the center comea out clean. Cool in pa OD nd JO minutes. loolen around edaa with a knife and tum out of pan. Cool completely on nw:t. Mola OM 9:d"3-lncla loaf 1-.ellftld ..... Dlllour 111 1ra•.._..., ..... 1' 1111pa•lllllllll8IOd9 1' 1111ra• ... 1111111a•cllll .. an 1111111aae ..-11 1' ''"'a• c:tw .. ~ ....... ----. 80ft1Rld 11'----a ... 1C11Ptllk*illtwbwtJ .... 'ICllP ....... .. '*" ................ , ...... (NClpeMlow) 1. Preheat oven to 350• P. Oreue three 9-inch layer-ab pans. line with wued paper. Oreue and ligbdy flour paper. 2. 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What you communicate word- leuly hu more effect on people than what you aay. , 2. You can Ute laughter to con- vey all torts of meuages that you miabt not want to put into words. I. There are really DO telltale sip that pinpoint when a per- son ia leveling with you or giv- ing you a ~ .. snow job." 4. 1be bett way to get rid of bores, petts and other cbarac- ten whom you find obnoxious is to tell them bow you feel about them -without beating about the bush. 5. People use clothes as a means of communicating with others. ANSWERS 1. True. Studiu at Oxford Uni- venity'a lnatitute of Experimen- tal Psychology have demon- strated that "nonverbal signals" such u facial expressions, eye movements, bead nods, ges- tures., etc.. cooatitute a kind of silent language that bas a far greater effect on othen than speech. Tata showed that when full use was made of nonverbal signals, the impact or effect of a given communication was more than four timea as great. 2. Triu. Laughter provides one of the most eftective ways of band.lina embarruaing ques- tiooa that put you on the spot. (''What did he aay when you uted him that by quation?" ·~ be just laughed.") And the way you laup can sive the other penoo whatever impra- sioa may 1ene your purpo1e. ("'He didn't aay anythina. but bis Jau,gbt.er wu doquent.'") Al Dr. Joyce o. Hertzler lw ~ in bu excellent trea- tile.. .. Laualuer: A Sodo-Scien- • FAMllY WEE'KlY, 9ep ...... , 10, 1172 ,, ~ l~M~l~l~St> YOUR RIGHTS: FREEDOM to insist on a quality house paint at the right price. One that offers a wide range of colors, applies easity, covers beautifulty, protects like an American dream. ROGERS d oes. Thaf s why we bill it. LATEX HOUSE PAINT "The great paint buy for young Ameri ca'.' See the guarantee on the label. Your c hoice of latex or gloss colrns 7§'l Surprise! White is onty 6'l2 ROGERS PAINT PRODUCTS available at SHERWIN-WILLIAMS STORES See Yellow Pages under paint for the location of the sto re nearest you. tific Analysis": .. By hi.a behav- ior, the laugber.,uncomciously or conaciousty. can convey a great· number and variety of messages to bis fellowa." I. False. Psycbok>gist Albert Mebrabian baa made a study of "deceit in communication,'' which shows that people unwit- tingly give themselves away when they're trying to stretch tbe truth or "tell tomeooe a bill of goods." Experiments showed that when subjects were beinJ deceitful there were subtle changes in their manner. 1bey .. exbibi~ more pleuant facial expraaiom," amiled more. etc. ( aa though to both 1a11Ure their listener and mast their own nervouanea or tmsion). They nodded and gatured lea, talked lea, spoke more alowly, made more apeech erron, and tended to polition tbemselv aliabtJy farther away from the penoo they were speaking to. 4. Fall•. Doina it this way ca\llel bard feelinp, ma.tea ene- miel unneceaarily. and can produce a very unpleasant sit- uation. But there ii • simple, lated method for cutting ob- noxious cbaracten down to aiz.e and bepi.ns bot'a and pea from makina .a neat in your hair. lt'1 called the "de- layed response" technique. Here'• bow it worb: When a et_ atopa by your otBce desk add says "Hello." you limply allow a little mo.re time than usual to mi-before you ~ spood to bis sreetinl· You ao- awer in your usual tone of voice, and may even throw in a smile. He f eela greatly re-- lieved. For a brief moment your delay made him feel uncom- fortable and at a IOA-as any man does when be thinb per· bapa be 'a been cut dead and ian't aoiD.I to be anawele.d at all. Your unile and greeting have reuaured him. But after a few dOICI of this technique, bis ego will besin to feel it. and he'll give you a wider and wider ~rtb. witboOt really knowing wby, except that he feels more comfortable that way. 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Thia year, Nolan's striking auccesa on the mound Is one of the big reaona for the Reds' .. resurgence 88""8 pennant • contender ...• Nolan flm attracted Interest aa a high school fast-ball pitcher In Oroville, Calif. He was signed by the Reda' organization in 1966, had a sensational summer aeaaon with the Sioux Falla farm team, and made the Reda varelty the following spring. By 1968, Nolan was being boosted as a potential 20-game winner. But he threw too hard too early. His -..... ~.:;-. .. .:. --: ---=---........., ------- injured arm failed.to respond property to tre·atment, and stories went around that he'd only been a .. flash in the pan." His confidence at low ebb, he began to wort< at developlng new. pitches, such as a curve and a change-up, which did not put as much pressure on his arm. As a result, he had an out- standing 18-7 eeason In 1970 and plaJed an lmpot18nt role In the Reda' drtW lo h .,.___,t. This year, Nolan is once more riding~ crest of a winning.wave. ~ ... "oar, wona,,..., Mrd at beln9 a wc111ful big l11guer beca ... he can't atMd ..._,.,..,. 1119 wife, Cerol Nollln. She aplalnl that dwfng the_...,,... of thelr ...,., .... ...., ......... nothing but ........ Now,....,,_ become ..... tD Juk:J •·b md...., don't ..,..toc._..thelrcletl -BJ Barry Abtwneon The Doctor Lets You In "Shlngln"-The Aduft DileaM Ten Times WorM Thlln Chicken Pox "Once shingles goes around your waist, you're dead," goes one of America's most durable old wives' tales. Shingles Is a procession of chicken pox-like bumps on the skin that cause intense Itching and pain. It follows the distribution of skin nerves and may occur on the torso, the extremities or, excru- ciatingly, on the face. It la due to a virus known as herpes zoster, which Is twin brqther to the varlcella virus that cau888 chicken pox. Older people tend to get ahlngl11 more tMlt ,ounger onea, •nd .... , ... , catdl n from a ne11rbJ CMe of cNcUn pox. Often, people-who have ha<ione disease are thereafter Immune to . the other. While chicken pox Is dlacuaaed as just a ritual of growing up, shingles Is ten times worae, probably because older patients' sensitivity Is greater • Shingles pat~nta can be put Into agony by the mere presaure of a bedsheel Unfortl.natetJ, Mwllhall vtnw,...,. 18 no dellllitlwe. ~··~~--....__,,, _________ __ treatment Patients must be put to bed and muat not acratch the involved areas, In order to awld secondary bacterial Infection and residual scarring. Tranqulllzers and pain-killers are given. Children who have not had chicken P9X should be i80lated. Oh, yea, and while It may be doubly painful to have a complete clrcte of shingles girdling one'a waist, It la never a sign of fatality._., Jolin J • 8econdl,. 11.D. Tille Diet Watch Do Your c.torte Cutting Before YouPlmtheMMI A Hollywood actress once explained that 1he wu able to stay reed-ellm because, u she put it. "I erue poaalble food choices from my mind. For instance, I don't even Mlmlt the poaaibllity of a Oanlah pastry for breakfast-any more than you would aay, 'Am I going to ewlm the Mlsaltalppl River before breakfast?' Of course you are not going to swim the Mlatselppl River. The question just never comes up. So It isn't a problem." Thia advice aounds llke aimpllclty Itself, and it has a psychologlcal advantage u well. As many peychologiata have pointed out, giving fOUl89lf a ~or llhouldn't"' choice cm rnllD JOU anJdoul, and the more .WO. JOU oet. the .... JOU went the ComlcNt thllt tempting food cm give JOU. So until you are able to achieve the enviable · attitude of the Hollywood lady, the best ..,-to avoid being «*l9hl . betwMft .... Of DMllh, at~ when JOU .... holne, ... buy only thoee ~that INve rou no cholce.-BJ Hantet uaarre Celebrity Soaptiox A Former Mlsa America: I've Cta.nged My Mind About Abortion ''When I first became Miu America." says Laurie Lea Schaefer, last year's Mia Amertoa, "I took a strong stand egalnet abortion•, but my vlewa have since become modified. I have always been ol>rnionated, maybe too much so, but I find that if you listen to others, your views a0metJmes change. Now I believe that abortion la a subject about which the Individual involved must be able to make a pereonal decision. I Ml a rellg~ penon . ...,...,, and"" own Mir la thet the to\11 lapllutlon of llbortlon would tlllCI lo ..... 1 ... But aa a young peraon-Juet out of college, I saw aome of my friends faced with the problem.One of mJ clo111t ,....... .... a declelon '° Mve a cdlNnal llbortlon and died. Thia l9ft. profCMmd l1uprt 11lon on lnL On reftectlon, I now believe a woman In this po11tlon should have the right to consult a doctor for proper medical advice and make a decision, ... according to what 1he bellevea, without having to N.ort to a criminal operation that might ~ take her life. It may aound strange to hear a Miu America eounding off on auch a subject, but I think tJmee :iave changed. Miu America should not Just be considered for her looks, but ahe 1hould be an active person whose phlloeophy of life adds to her beauty." -Br Wllllam Wolf - ,. .. ' ENDEZVOUS WITH EAUTY BY EDITH SEREI "Ultra" is out I Give your skin proper care- without the fancy names and pretentious claims. Today, there u something beautiful you can do lor DRY, AGING SKIN: proper, profenional care at home I h 's agreed! Tiny wrinkles, crowsfeet, superficial lines and sagging skin are today's big business beauty targets. The market is flooded with .. ultra" skin care products with fancy names and amazing claims. What's more, the skin of millions of women is flooded with creams, lotions, toners and elixirs that promise you everything you've always wanted: youth, beauty and a radi~nt June bride complexion. This ridiculous approach to skill care is making fools out of millions of women because there i.t something you can do to tum back the clock on aging skin ... and it doesn't begin with "ultra". But first, d9n't fool yourself another minute. Today, beauty is not a luxury; it's a necessity! Take a good look at your skin without ma.kc-up in ftu<Jrcsccnt light! Better than that, pretend the face in the mirror is another woman. What do you really think about "her" skin 1 Are crows- feet taking hold 1 Is skin ~x~ flaky and drab? Is the look lifeless and lined?. s there too much cover-up, not enough glow . Rest assured, after twenty years of battling this universal problem at my professional skin care institute (my own skin being the prime target), I know that the treatment you need for dry, agiiig skin will never be the over-the-counter promise-in-a-bottle so freely dispensed at chic stores and "beauty centres". To my delight, a totally new approach to beauty care has been bQm out of some very extraordi- nary scientific discoveries. It's all so new, that this is the very first time you're hearing about il The discoverers come from the new breed of super-specialists whom we call Estheticians Visagiste•. These skin beauty/mate.up experts study nothing but the skin and how to over- come common and not-so-common skin problems. They are true profes- sionals. In their hmKb, the art of the beautiful viJage reaches perfection. 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Of coune, her life is glamorous boa cauac of her haridsome base- ball-star huaband-llobby Mur-cer of the New York Yankees There's excitement, travel, a $65,()()().a-year salary. Tbere'i meeting celebrities, being sur- rounded by celebrity hounds, always being on display. , . ---The life of a major-league wife looks great from the out- side. But how does it look to KayMurcer? When her daughter Teri (now four years old) was born, Bob- by waa in the Army, and the Murcera were together on a baae in Arizona. But things were different by the time Bob- by Tod (now two) came along in 1970 . .. I went home to Oklahoma to have my baby. Riibt after Tod was born I called Bobby, who was on a road trip with the y ankees. That aftcfllOOD the ftorist brought two dozen roeea with a huge baseball bat anct- ball inside, and I just cried. I was so upset that Bobby wasn't there that I couldn't even eat But it must have been just as hard on Bobby, being away while bis aon was being born." Star- Mureer's Life During the winteT, the Mur- cen live in their hometown of Oklahoma City, in a house they bought last year. All winter long, Bobby spends Iota of time there with ~ay aod the cllil- dren. But in t'tie baseball season. it's a di1ferent story. lklbbr wl Kaf llwcer el lw ..._....,~ ... Ted. "Fer w 1 -." ..,. K8J,.,.. ldda .._,. ..... • .._....., eaalllHll ...... ....,. • ..., •• "Even when the team is at home in New York, Bobby can't be with ua much at our New Jeney house because he has to be at the ball part. He baa to • report three hours ahead of the game-which means leaving early in the morning for a day game. Before a night game, be sleeps late, then reports at five o'clock." Kay says: "I really do try not to hit Bobby with my problems: He wants to come home to a calm, smooth-running home- hold. A baseball wife 1earna patience and undentanding. She has to. I can't say to him, every time he phones when he's away, 'I wish you were home, I'm bored, I haven't anything to do, and the kids did such and such ... .'It wouldn't be right. .. For some reason, the kids always get sick or have their accidents when Bobby's away. For instance, twice this year Teri has had stitches, and both times I was the only parent around." • Kay tries to give the children a sense of stability, even though the family lives in three differ- ent homes every year. Spring training is spent In a rented ts• FAMILY WEEKLY,..,,...._, tO, 1172 apartment in Fort Lauderdale, f1a. Does Kay enjoy the celebrity aspect of being married to a baseball star? .. Most of our real friends are other playen and their wives. or people we've knqwn from be· fore Bobby's major·leaaue days. "But I still get a tick out of it when we're out and people recogniu Bobby and come over. MOit of them have some- thing nice to say, and I kind of enjoy that. rm proud of Bobby, and rm pleased that othen think wen of him. Of coune, rd be proud of him even if be weren't in baseball-if be sold insurance, or something lite that-but it'a realty fun this way. "Bueball playen do have a lot of young, pretty·girls as f aos. A baseball wife simply baa to ~that She baa to have a 1e1Jee of humor and trust her husband. Otherwise, she'd just be all worbd up about it all the time, and that would be ter- rible. Actually. I think it's really nice that girls hero-wonbip Bobby. They're paying him a compliment, and I don't take it more eerioualy than that '1 don't know what Bobby wiD do when bis playin1 yean are over. But wre doing some investin1 90 that, if it ended tomorrow, we'd have somethin1." Sewing Corq,er This Season, Wear Any Dress- As Long As l t Has Sleeves! By Ro1alyn Abrevaya The return to a mOR ladylike look this tall usually incorpo- rates the Iona graceful sleeve. 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'"'' D HANDICRAFT CATALOG PHrls. bteda, flower metwl•ls. 1 ... 1ry, now If let. etc. WllOl ese I e dlacounts. lie IOYCAN'S ARTS "'--• P•. 16146 T•tlo.f• H•d•v--. • ,.._212 PlMS11 60a Plflh Avenue, N.w Tork 10017 If lbu Own and Love A Cat, ·Read This ••• Pet 8lltllortty Feflda Mlee holda • non cub, a lllghtlr more tonnld..,.. breed of cat. HOUM cala, ahe polntl out, ....... tr8CM of the Jungle In them. ByFellela Ames H ow often have you beard somebody aay, "I just don't undentand cats. I love most animals-dogs, horses, birds-but cats leave me cold." Well, cats can be mysterious. And they are independent. They do not .beg for your understand- ing the way a dot does. But part of the problem. too. is that so many people fail to recog- nize-and respect-a cat for what it is: a descendant of the jungle, with certain very specialized needs. The next time you meet a cat-or consider adopting one- try to keep thae five important "fields of knowledge" in mind : 1. How to Handle A cat must be handled cor- rectly or it will scratch you-not out of meanness, but just to hang on. To feel secure, a cat must be held with one band under ita front legs, and another hand aup- porting its rear. Don't let a cat dangle. If you mUJt restrain a cat, use a heavy towel, a pillowcase or a denim bas with a drawstring you can pull up under his chin. Thia 20 • FAMILY WEEKLY, Sept.rnbtr 10, 19!2 is a handy way to give a cat medicine, trim its claws or even transport it, if you can't Jay your bands on a curler in a hurry. Cats hate loud noises. That in- cludes your voice, so speak to him in gentle tones if you want results. Barking at a cat will get you .nowhere but in his bad graces. The only time it is per- mitted is in discipline. If Felit' is caught climbing the drapes, you can yell a little, but don't strike him. Spanking a cat only demoralizes him. 2. HowtoFMd The most scienti1lcally formu- lated. highly nutritious 1diet for cats it the high-quality commer- cial cat food you find on your grocery-store 6helves. Choose a variety of flavors (cats hate mo- notony) from a brand that in- cludes vita.min.s and minerals on its list of ingredietf ts. Add a handful of dry food, either alone or mixed with the canoed, at least once a day. Provide fresh water at aH ti~s. If you have chosen a good-quality commer- cial food, you do not need vita- min supplements, although a sprinkling of brewen' yeut once a day is thought to be a flea pre.- ventive and is generally liked by cats. They alao lite treats of cottage cbeeae (good calcium source) ; some vegetables, auch as string beans, mushrooms and asparagus; and raw meat, such as cut-up kidney, heart or liver. Al- most all call like cantaloupe (don't ask me why), and I oooe bad a cat who doted on arti- chokes. They often like barn (which isn't recommended be- eause it is too salty) and bard cheeae (OK). Don't give your cat cold foodJ right out of the re- frigerator, highly seasoned foods, sweets, uncooked fish, poultry booea (they can choke him or pierce his intestinal wall). Un- less you are sure your cat can tolerate milk without getting di- arrhea, avoid milk or cream. A kitten should be fed four times a day; a three-to-six-mooth- old cat, three times a day; an adult cat (eight months old) can go on a two-meal-a-day echedule. Three ounces of food in the morning and another three ounces in the evenina ii the standard requirement. U be isn't eating it all at one sitting, de· crease the amount. 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You know bow wom- en bowlers are always pictu.red-dreuea down to their ankles. WeU, rm not ashamed of my legs!" says Paula, who usually plays in a mini-skirt. Recently, trading ICCretl with Miami Dolphin quarterback Bob Griese, Paula ad- vised him, as she advises other ama- 1:1 • FAMILY WEEl<L Y, S.ptembtr 10. 1172 teun, "Roll the ball, don't heave it Bowling is a game of rhythm and co- ordination, not brute stren~ Don't rUsb the foul line, and be sure to fol- low through.'' Griese seemed to enjoy the lesson. Whether or not his game · improved was o.ot reported. C.n JOU control the rate of your own heartbeat just by saying, .. Hey there, heart. slow down"? In an experiment, a patient's heartbeats were fed into a computer, analyzed, and translated in- to red, yellow and green lights on a panel at the foot of bis bed. "Watching bis light pane) 'traffic signal,' the pa- tient was told to 'drive' his own heart- beat by f ollowi.ng the 'rules of the road'; slow heartbeat when the red Jigbt was on, and increase it when the green light appeared. 1_be "-.tieot's goal was to keep bis heartbeat lr a sate 'middle speed,' signaled by a steady yellow tight. Using bis biofeedback 'traffic control signal,' the patient first learned to speed bis heart, then slow it, and finally, to keep it beating within narrow normal limits." From "Biofeed- back," by Marvin Karlina and Lewis Andrews ( Lippencott, $S .9S). le polltlca •game of chess? This elec- tion year the answer ·is yes, as one manufacturer is o1fering a new chess set with pieces sculptured to the lit~ of prom- inent Republicans (Richard Nixon as king. Henry Kis- singer as queen) and Democrats (George McGovern as king, Eugene McCarthy as queen). The opposing pawns are elephants and donkeys. DATES: National Hispanic Heritage we« begins Sundar. 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