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"IT LOOKED like be was Jumping ln
the air, then dlvln1 inlO tbe dlrt." sa ys
bb motb<r, Mn. Helen SIH. "I dldn't
know it wu him, but J started yelling
that 1 kid was burl" •
' tt ........ ._. -Ok has ..... -c two -... with Slnllll, .,.
Jiii • bocU In boapltai·--
--lucll;y. Doclon expect him lo ...... , and repin tile UH of •ll bis
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l'.m noll,y woWnc Gii erg !llelb. I llove
lo be ""11,y conful bow I move. '111ot'1
quite o wel&hl Gii my mind -but l'ln
lhonl£ful lbere la II!> paralysis," .. ,. the
Fullerton •thlele.
" 'l1IEllE NEilL Y WAS. He .-loot
oil JDOllemml.
AnoUler . youth, IS.yeaMJld Mllttbew
SUI, ol aws..uth, .... occupiea 1
Striker bed. lie ollo is eapeded 10
recover ltom bia nedt Injury.
He wu crunched while body IW'fin1 at...
the city beach, Aug. 21.
••I was taking a W&'fe in when It took
me over the top and l hit my head on the
bottom. I wet limp. I was consciou! at
the llme, but I cooldn't 1tt my fooling,"
be aays.
"I was frighteued in the water,
beca""' I couldn't do anything," yOW1g
slfr admits. 'jMY arms were flopping all
over,"
The two other surf injuries involved
Ralph Beauchamp, 17, of La Habn, •
broken back. and Mlchoel Addinflton. ti,
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Bombs Greet
POWs'Kin
In Hanoi
HANOI (AP) -The two American
women who flew into Hanoi Satw'dfy to
escort· borne their captured loved ones
were sent scurrying into ?011chide
bunkers and concrete ba!eDltlltl duriIJc
four air raid alerts in their first five
hours In North Vietnam.
"And I was silly, enough lo think tbot
Washington would •'°I bombing while we
were here," Olga Charles aaJd. She at
hunched In the blsemelif of-the Boo Binb
hotel In downtown Hanoi u ontia1n:rolt
l'1llS spluttered Into the sky. ·
Mn. Charles, ol San· Diego Is hete-In
reunlte with her husband, Navy Lt:
Norris Cbarlea, 'ti. Hanoi olao bu on-
nounCed plana to release two other cap-
Wnd pilots, Air Force M.aj. Edward K. Elias, 94, and Navy LI. Mart I. Gartley,
28.
Minnie Lee Garti.y, of Dunodlni l"lo.,
Is hero lo ,et her-Mort. Elll8111 li'om vQdami" Go. mi iatJier-\biil, 'pbimnod to
mike the trip lo Hanoi, then cllan&ed llll . ~ mlnd. ' .~ •. · .
North Vielnlllil!ll! 'Jlllllil,ill 1 'l!illed lllO
women at the hotel and •1111d j>llml· -
1olng obeocl to ..... : tllo -
Alllerlcan p1aonerl, ~ todoy.
"We \flint to be oerlaili,.. li'e beoltll1
enough and P'YcholoClcoUy reicly to
receive them," an offidal Aid. ·
"I'm as ready now u I'll ever__ be,"
Mn. Charles eald. Mn. Gartley eald,
.. P!.eue let me see my 10D eoon. ... ·
The ofliclals aoJd the r 0 le I IO ·cl
An1erlcon prisooers could llW With the
Vlllllllg' deleptlon at the hotel lD!tll they
deP!lrl. • Mt., Charle. waa ·-to step lnlo a balll after on -day of trovellng
(See PRISONEll8, Pqe AJ)
1,000 Tanzanians
Inva4e Ug_anda
•UNDAY PAGE A 1 l.f-1 ...... m.
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) -A Ugan-
da~, military apokeSDllll announced tbot more than 1,000 Tanzanian troops i&-
vaded Uganda early today.
Tbe spokesman said the Tanzanian In-
vaders ll1rust lnlo Uganda near the
bori!er village of Motukula. ·'Ibey quickly
captured five Ugaoda poµcemen and ten
•fdlera guarding the village.
·The ~ said tbe Tamanion Q"OOPi thou bqan a plllli .. toward the
town o! Muata about II mllea eost of
''""""'; the capital of lllls ·East African ~-
' . Assets Dec'lared
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Britain may have hod the Great Train
llDbbery but Costa M-pollee lllls
weekend are pulding over the Gn11t
POl'3Che Mystery. .
Cat 'llli..., wllll -ive tastes
drove off wllh eight o! the !pol'ls cars In
Coste ~:lleSa . 'and · Newport B .... c'l>
sometime Friday night or Soturday
momlng.·
'Ibey got as far . as an orange grove
near Byran Avenue and Jeffrey. lload' In
Irvine, where Ille -, poop "1!pped
the llicl>Pricod· can·o!·wbeela; ~·
and ·buc:ke\ -~ ..
All '.Irvine.-~ ·""1P1'!f'· .tumbJeil UJ>Clft< the ,,,,.....,It Poroclie· ....,ioom
early· Sotunloy wtillelwalldnR ~·Uie
orclwd. '.
POui:e were unable to nplain' W!if'lh,
wbeeltNlealen conllded tbeir>paialon IO
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Motorist! P4SSing on the nearby Santa
Ana Freeway couldn't see the German-
made can. 'Ibey were shrouded from
view by the. 1ree!. ·
Police said two ol the cars were stolen
from the parking lot at Edward's Harbor
~a, at Adams Ayenue and Harbor
BOulevard In Costa Mesa, apparently
while their ~ing owners watched
the movies, "Slaugbterbou!e Five" and
"The Groundstar Compiracy."
The other si.x,were.stol~ from varlOU1 locations. In Newport Beach. -
Oqe Witnesa lo the ear!Y morning scene o!f'"1'! that the thlevea "knew what. they.
1'ifttM" ind cbOse the.if target! With
care., I • · It ls doubUul Whether eight Car\l!ss
"°pie will be , com'loi'ted by sucli •
dlsptay of good taate.
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• 60 Die Ill Lebanon B .. attle
As Israelis Press Attack
By Tbe .liaoclo1ed Pra''
Israeli forct1 invaded a o u t·h er n
Lebanon Saturdity, · clashed with
Lebanese 1roopl and Palesllniln g11<r·
rillas, !!>en prepared lo spend the night in
the battle alee.
, A senior officer of Israel's general
Btaff said the air and land invasion killed·
·at ·least 40 guelTillas and 17 Lebanese
ooldlen, destroyed 130 bouse& and flush-
ed Palestinian commandQ., from 18
villageo.
Lebanoo.'s resistance was SWJ>rising,
since its forces usually have stood aside
during Israeli moves to wipe out guezo..
rilia bues.
'lbe Lebanese ambassador to the
United. NaliQns, Edouard Ghqrra, lodtled
a Written protest . with the U.N. Securtty
CouDcll apinst tile ''lnasslve land and
air attack a'gainst· Lebanon." ·
Gbor<a said two Ioraell lnfei>try ·and
._red · hricacleo ~ated. ll· mil<s
lolo l,ebanoo ,ind ,:11 planes ,wttdpa\ed ~~:~.~~
'Ille lmlell staff ollicer iaid the 111.e of Ille_...._, .... __ _
secret, but it wa "not very big."
'l1be olfk;!r...illli that before considering
wlllldmlll of Ille lnvMlng task forte,
. LIBYA OFl'ERS TROOPS
0 we will see how the situation looks
tomorrow morning." He said Israel bas
no lnlenUon oi· leavln1 the forces Inside
Lebanon as occupiers to cootrol anti·
Israeli guerri]Ia octloo.
Pointing to' a map and tracing a row of
villages U miles or more inside the fron-
tier, the officers said: "OUr operation
was, and still ill, to take care of these
.....,, ... oot lo talte ground and hold
it."
1be Israelis contend that . the villages
hattoreCl 300 lo 400 guerrilla mannder1.
'Ibey so\d many guerrillas and severaJ.
Lebon ... aoldien Wtn! taken ~,.-
13 .Killed as ~yfihoon
• Slams Japanese Coast
'I'OKYO (UPI) -Typhooll Helen st~ ...-Japan'• Pacific coast Slturday
with IOIJ.mllHn-hour ·winds, cuttinc o
swath o! destnictlon lt;rOSS the mo\J1
Japariese Island of Honshu. · · ·
The National Police Afency said at le~! IJ penon1 have bttn killed by the
itonn, whlcb,c:lwmed fJJr :II boun off the
coast before ,_COlftin& uhofe i 280 mlleJ west of Tokyo.
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_ . Israel's kisses in the attack that began
at sunrise Saturday were three aokliers
killed and lli>t wounded, tho military com-
mand Kid.
1be staff officer said there were no
dvillans killed "as far aS we know.''
Israeli air force jets blasted a cluster
of guerrilla headquarters buJ!dings with
rockets and hit eight other commando
emplacement!:, but no villages were at·
tacked by air, be said.
Tb bra:ell forces were goaded by two
recent guerrilla attacks at the Israel·
Lebanon border and by ~ llla.S!.acre cC
Israeli athletes In Munlcb oo Sept. 5,
when· Palesllnlan commandos nkll!d tho
Olympie ~ viUage~ -)-
Officials in Beirut said the ls?'ffl~ ap-
peared to be closing a pincer movement
Saturday that would give them control of
13i) square miles of territory in the na·
lion half the size of Massachusetts.
The Lebanese army's opposition wa!ll
"a stronger showi ng than in any of our
operations up until QOW," the lsrareli of·
ficer said.
Ransom Reeovered
3 Yugoslav Hijackers
Sur.rende_r to Spaniards
·~ ~ . MADRID TAP) -n-Yqoalav run-
mon wbo hljocked • Swediah olrllner lo
MoAkld, ·lllmlldered without • light
Saturdly, alq WU. Iii: of tbeir eotm-
lrymen who were .released from Swedish
srilODI in accordance with the air
pirotes' demand!.
Pollce coollacaled the lt05,000 ransom
the trio got from the Swedish govern·
ment In exchange for letting the 83
J)asae:ngers aboard the pla.oe ao free in
Malmoe, In llOlltbem Sweden.
The aurrender by the nine -all Croa-
tian national.lits -followed hours of
talkl and came as a surprise. It ended a
drama that began ZO boura: earlier when
the gunmen took over the Scandinavian
Air!lne.s S}'ltem DC t on a domestic
flight ond forced II to land at Malmoe.
Spanlah police refused lo aay ii ony
agreement had been ne£0ljated with the
hijackers who releaaed the ptlot, copilot
and two stewardesses an hour before
the 1uttenaer. ·
An airport oUlclal ond an s'l:s
representative bad been allowed aboard
the plane. Shortly afterward!, they
emerged with two men, beUeved to be hi·
Jacters, and went into an airport
building.
Later the two returned lo tbe plane and
ofter an interval the gunmen, followed by
the sll convicfs, walked down the ateps
ol the aircraft and lnlo the arms of
waiting police. The hijackers left their
weapons in the plane.
Thero was a poulblllty tbat the
Spanish au!horitleo had Jeluaed to refuel
the jetliner which landed with II• tanks
almost empty. 'Ibe hijackers had asked
the contri>l'tower to mate arrangements
for re!uellnc.
A fuel truck drove up lo the airliner,
parked ot the me! of • runway, not long
otter the plane landed. Then the trnck
drove away and did not return.
A refusal to refuel would hafe satisfied
Swedish aUtboritie1 1'ho asbd Spanish
ofllctat. to do e'llerythlrc poalble lo In-
'mre lbe security ot the four crewmen,
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but to avoid violence.
Laler lbe Swedls~ Embaaay eiprased
"our moat burly Oj)pl'edatlon to the
Spanish authoriUa for tbe wonderful
way they conducted the ca8e."
While on the g<OWld in MaJmoe the
hinjackers threatened "Mother Mwrlcll"
-a reference to the killing of 11 Israelis
by Palestln!an guerrillas at the Olympie
Games -unles., their demands were
met.
Many Croatians are nationalists and
resent Yugoslav rule, having fought with
Yugoslav factions in World \Var ll. The
dissidents bave banded together under
the name of Ustasbi.
Russia Submits
Proposal to Ban
. .
Nuclear Wea pons
l!NITED l'IATIONS (UPI", -Tho
Sovtet Union has submitted a fo rmal pnr
posal to prohibit permanently the use ot
nuclear weaj?Qns, it was announced
Saturday.
The proposal was placed as a new item
on tbe provisional agenda of the 27th
session of the United Nations General
Assembly. It also includes a general
repudiation of the use of force In the
relations between statea. .,,.
Explaining the Soviet initiative, Soviet
Foreign Mlnl.ster Andrei Gromyko stress-
ed that in particular West Germaay's re-
cent agreements with the Soviet Un ion
and with Pola?1tl had been particularly
favorable developments toward a state of
European and .U,.tematiooal security.
In • special memorandum. Gromyko
also Pointed to the agreement between
the Soviet UilJon and the United States on
the lim itation of strategic we-aPons as--
(See N-BAN, ~oge AZ)
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COLLEG!i nai:,orr -Are• colleges
kicked off lhefr footboll IUIOlll Soturday
night with Oraiige Coast C o 11 e g e
de(eat1118 Golden West Colle1< llMI. The
game Is reported .. ..,. m . Sodclleback
l'f-0!'¥ em.~.7-o, 'l1ll! report .. ... fil(i id.""'
CR.ISEIJ RECAU.ID -Jlllteen yean
OIO 'the confrooJatl<il between federal and' tttln IO•t1umjlnls ,wu at Centrol ,"!l!l;....,~~Ark. Ten yem
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~he Surf; Invitation, to Broken Bod.ies
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8lribr ~ that -be ..........
It ........ die °"" of -....1 PodOca
Docton told Strwn·•t tile boopltel that "IT LOOKED Ilk• be wu Jwnpln1 In
Joa! 1 lllcht twill of blJ bead could have the air, then diving Into the dirt," says
lloopilll, 1Q': --111.. ...._,......... ••I 'U\\ 'l'IGl\I ........i the spinal eord, product .. Uilal • bis mother, Mrs. Helen Sill. "! didn't
peralysil. know it WU him, bu~ I started yelling
.. -.......... -... "'!W ....... ~~ ...... .... --·-·-·"'Mow .. -.... -put of 1111 111111 ........... -... -.
"I WAI DAZED. I uw llan, but I~
.. ml crawltd toward lbort:" Strom, a -1111111...tmmor ot the UllMnltJ
of~,.-0..
· 111 11 -of lour 19hm1-ldm to
Pldllco, 11111 Qllmer wt~~ becks
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• fnctund -Olle bu -cliodlupd, two olhen, Jritb Slrom, ...
flat ... their -In hoopltal·beB.
Slrom ... lucky, -upect hlnl to recover, and nipin tile me of ill blJ JD'** after ,.. • )'WI' of. euy ..,._
'"lben will be • period of • year wbon
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Bombs Greet
l>OWs'Kin
In Hanoi
HANOI iAP) -The two Amerloan
....,.. who flew Into Hanoi Sa~y to
escort home their captured loved .one1
were sent ICWT)'ing Into l'Olldside
bunkers and concrete balemeDtl during
four air raid alet13 In tbeir first flw
hours in North Yietnam. '
"And I was lilly eooqh lo think that
Washington would stop bombing while we
were here," Olga Cblrieo laid. Siie· ut
bunched In tbe buemeol of the Boo Blnh
hotel In downtown Hanoi u ontiai=alt
l1l!!ll apluttered Into the oty.
"Mrs. Charles, of San· Diego la be(e" to
rell!lile with her bullbond, Navy U:
Norrla Charles, fl. Hanoi ailo bu ..,.
~ plaol to release two Other cap-
tlrid piloll, Air Force Moj. Edward JC.
Ellu, 14, and Navy LI. Mork L. Gartley,
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-Mlnnle-Lf/e Gartley. of-.lllmOdin/-Pla~
lo here l'1 pt her llQO l!larlt. Ellai-11,from vildooto,· Ga. 'Ills b~-pbiimod to·
~e the trip to Hanoi, lhon c:liqed blJ
mind. . • . "
Nor1h -'lllll!iill•>ilitod Ille
women at the hotel ond uld )llmm -.
going ahead lo Nleole tho -Aliterlcao prlaooero, ........, IOdly.
"We W1Ull to be cerlaln J1iu ale beallhy
enougll and poycbolcic1Ciny reoc!Y to
receive them," an offidal 11id. ·
"I'm as ready now u I'll ejf!!t be,"
Mn. Qiarles aald. Mn. ·Gartley said,
.. P!eue let me aee my aan IOOD."
'lbe ofllclalo laid tho r e I e a 1 e d Amerlcan Prll!>oo'S could live with tho
'tllltlli&' delegatloo at the -untlHbey dei,\lrt. .
ijn, Cbarles was •-to step Into a
bath after an -day of travlling
(See PRISONERll, Pop Al)
1,000 Tanzanians
Invade Uganda
~AY PAGI! A I 1'4-1,iok.m.
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) -A Ugan-
dan. military opomm.n announced that
JllOfO than 1,000 Tanzanian troops in-
•aded Uganda early today .
The spokesman JAk1 the Tanzantan in-
vaders lhrusi Into Uganda near· the
hol'der·vDlage of Mutukul1. 'Ibey quickly
cat>lun!d flve Uganda policemen and ten
oofdleri guanllng the village,
'lbe llJIOY'mtn -the Tanzanlan trooj>a tbm bopn • puali towerd the
town ol,Muaira about 80 m11 .. eut of
·Kanipe: !lie capital of this 'East African
oiu!llry. •
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Prime Parts for Profit
By CANDACE l'EARsoN
Of .. Delt1 ,..., .....
Britain may have bad tbe Great Train
Robbery but Costa M... police this
w~end are p.mling over the Grat
Poncbe·Mystery. car llii-with . exp<mive tastes
dro~e'.off wftb eight of the sports cars in
Costa ·:ai.sa . 'and N•wpOrt B·e·acb·
sometime Friday night or Saturday
momlng.·
'Ibey got as fer . as an orange grove
near Byran Avenue and Jdfrey. !'load In
ltvlne; wbere lbe· choosy ll'OUP stripped
the ~ccd c:ara ·ol•wbeell; oogines.
and •liolclret ... ta. , . '
AD : lrviDe " Raneh' •emp~e. slwnbled
upmr..-tbe :=zbsWft Potactie~ abuwioom
ear1rsa1un1a;v wblle-g tlrougb tho
orchard. . . '
POllCe were U!Xlblt-to' apllin.,;j1y•the
wi>telt!Nlealers "'~ tllelr-p&sitqn to
' Poraebes..
Motorlsil!I passing on the nearby Santa
Ana Freeway couldn't tee the German--
made cars. 'llley were shrouded from
v1e,.. by tiJe, trees ..
l'o!ice said two of the cars were stolen
from the parking lot at Edward's Harbor
~a at Adams Avenue and Harbor
Boulevard in Costa 'Mesa, apparently
while their unsuspecting owneni watched
the movies, 0 Slaugbterhou.se Five" and
"The Groundstar Con,,piracy."
. The other m . were stol~ from various
locattoos.1n Newport Beach.
OQe witness to the early morning scene
o(lered lhal lbe thieves "knew wba~ Ibey
wanted" and chose their !argets With
care.,
It It doubtful wbOlher •i&ht carwss
p00Rle wlI1 be comforted by sucli a
dl!play of good taste.
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I'm ..Uy "~ oo eu alll. t ha•• '° be na1ly eonfU1 bow 1 mo•e. 'ft>ll's
quite 1 wetGt en my mind -but I'm
tbamful then II no paralylll.s," 111' the
Fullerton ·-
'!HERE NlillLY WAS. He aboosl lost
all --
Another youth, l~year-old Matthew that a kid was hurt." SUf, ol Ouu.sworth, also occupie1 a
Striker bed. He ai.o Is upected lo
-Ver ,,,,,,, bis -Injury. ,
Be was crunched while body surfma at
the city beach, Aug. 23.
"I was taking a wave in when It took
me over the top ~ I hit my bead on the
bottom. 1 went linp. I was amclous at
the time, but I couldn't get my fooling ,"
be uys.
"l was lrigbttbed in the water,
becall.!< l couldn't do an)'lhing," young
~lff admits. "My anns were Dopplng all
over.''
The two other surf injuries involved
Ralpb Beauchamp. 17, of La Habra, a
broken back, and Aticbae.l Addingtoo, 18,
SUNDAY, ~~PTEMBER 17, 1972 TWENTY -FIVE CENT
• 60 Die Ill Lebanon B·attle
As Israelis Press Attack •
By Tiie. AllOdlted Press
Israeli forces invaded 1 o u t'h er n
Lebanon Saturday,· .clashed with
Lebanese kwpa and Pelestinlan _ •uer-
rillaJ, then prepared.lo spend the nigl>t in
the battle area.
• A senior officer of Isril.el's general
staff said lhe air and land invasion killed ·
at least 40 guenillas and 17 Lebanese
soldiers, destroyed 130 houses and flush-
ed Palestinian commandos from 18
villages. ··
Lebanm's resistance wu surprising,
since its forces usually have stood aside
during Israeli moves to wipe out guel'-
rilla bases.
The Lebanese amba.ssador to the
Unlted Nali9ns, Edooard Ghorra, lodged
a written protest .with the U.N. Seeurtty
Couhcll against the "massive land and
air attack against Lebanon." ·
GhmTa said two Iaraell Infantry and
onnored brigadeo penelrated J,S· miles
Into Lebancn .8nd 21 planes jJlrllcipa1ed !i>. llll! .~ . .U-'oiiid ~ llebiD<s8 ~~l .... 1flftadit . l. ~,,,
'lbe laraell stoff officer said tbe sl7.e ol
tl>e Wwel -ll'l'·llid -eel """"'""" secret, Wt it wa "not very big."
Tiie ~ ..... bl before considering.
witlJdi.awol' Of lhe ln\ot1llng task . lor<!e,
. LIBY.t. Ol"FERS TROOPS ...
"we will see how the siiuatloo looks
tomorTOw morning." He said Israel bu
no lnteotloo of'leavlng the forcea lnalde
Lebanon as occupiers to con1rol anti-
Israeli guerrilla octi<ll.
Pointing to a map aod tracing a row of
villages J.Z miles or more Inside tile fron.
tier, the offictn said: "()Jr QPe?'ation
was, and still la, to take tare of these
bases ... not lo take ground and hold
it ...
The Israelis contend that the villages
bari>ored ~lo 400'guerrtllamaraude,...
'Ibey said many guerrillu 1nd teveral
Lebanese soldiers were taken irisoner.
13 Killed, as l'yp4oon
Slams Japanese Coast
TOKYO (UPI) ~ Typlmo Helen
struck Japan'• PaclfiC cout Saturday
with 100-oille-an-bour >rinds, Olltinr •
swath of destruction acrou the main
Japanese island of Hombu. · · ·
The National Police Ageocy said at
least 13 peraom have been killed by the
llonn, which cl>urned for II bourr.off the
mast before \ commc ubWe rsao miles weat of TOlcyo. • ·
•
'
. Israel's losses in the attack that began
a.t sunrise Saturday were three aoldiers
killed and six wOUJ>ded,. lhe milltery com-
mand said.
'Ibe staff offie« said there were no
dvilians killed "as far as we know."
Israeli air force jets blasted a cluster
of guerrilla headquarters buildings with.
rockets and bit eigh.t otbe.r commando
emplacements, but no villages: were at-
tacked by air, he said.
1b Israeli force.s were goaded by two
recent guerrilla attacks at th.e Israel-
Lebanon border and by ttie massacre o(
Israeli athletes In Munlch oo sept. 5,
wbeo Palestinian commanduo rakled the
Olympie village.
Officials in Beirut said the lsraeli.1 ap-
peared lo be closing a pincer movement
Saturday that would give them control or
13-0 square miles of terTitory in the na-
tion hnlf the size of Massar.husetts.
The Lebanese anny's opposjtion war"
"a stronger showing tha n in any of our
operations up unUI now," the Israreli of·
ficer said.
Ransom Reeovered
3 Yugoslav Hijackers
S.ur.render to Spaniards ·
• -,~. j
MADRID (AP) -Tbroe Yqoalav gun-
men who hijacked • Swedish airliner to
1llalkid ... mdered without I fight
~tunlly, alq witlli· aix of their cow ..
trymtn who were released from Swedish
prbona in accordance with the air
piratd' demands.
Police cmlltcated tbe 1105,000 ransom
~ trio got from the Swedish 1overn-
ment in exchange for letting the 8.1
pusengers aboard the .l!!!ne co free in
Malmoe, In aoulhem Swedeb.
The ourrender by tbe nine -all Croa-
tian nallooallats -followed hours of
tailil and come u a .u.,,~. It ended a
drama that began 20 houri earlier when
the gunmen took over the Scandinavian
Airlines System DC 9 on a domestic
fiigbl and forced it lo land at Malmoe.
Spanish police refll!ed lo 11y II any
ogreement bad been negottaled with lbe
hijackers who released tbe pilot. copilot
.and two stewardesses an hour before
the ourreniler.
An airport official and an SAS
representative had been allowed aboard
the plane. Shortly afterwards, they
emerged with two men, believed to be hi-
jackers, and went into an airport
building.
Later the two retunled to the plane and
after an interval the gurmen, followed by
the six convicts, walked down the steps
of the aircnll and Into the arma of
waiting police. The hijacken left their
weapcno In the plane. -
There was a possiblllty that the
Spanish •U!horiU.. bad refused to refuel
the jetliner wbich landed with Its tank!
almost empty. 1be hijackers had asked
the control tower to make arrangements
for refueling.
A fuel truc:k drove up to the airliner.
parked al the eod ol a ninway, not lnng
after tbe plane landed. Then lbe truck
drove away and c:Hd not return.
A refuaa1 to refuel would bafe satisfied
SwedlJb aUtboritleo who asbd Spanish
offlcla1I to do everything poaslble lo in-
aure the aecurlt:y of. the four crewmen,
....... '--
but to avoid violence.
Later the Swedieh Embauy espressed
.. our 1D01t beart1 appretjltkm to the
Spanish IUlboriU.. far the wooderful
way tbey condilcted the case."
While on the ground in Malmoe the
hinjackers threatened "another Mu~cb"
-a reference to the killing of 11 Israeli~
by Palestinian guerrillas at the Olympic
Games -unless their demands were
met.
Many Croatians are nationalists and
resent Yugoslav rule, having fought with
Yug05lav factions in World \Var u. The
c:Hssidents have banded together under
the name of Ustashi.
Russia Submits
Proposal to Ban
Nuclear Weapons
UNITED NATIONS (UPf, -The
Soviet Union has subn1itted a for mal pro-
posal to prohibit permanently the use or
nuclear weapons, ii 'il'as annou nced
Saturday.
The proposal was placed as a new item
on the provisional agenda of the 27th
sessktn of the United Nations General
Assembly. It also Includes a general
repudiation of the use of forte in the
relations between states.
Explaining the Soviet initiative. Soviet
Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko stress.-
ed that In particular West Gennany's re-
cent agreements with the Soviet Union.
and with Poland had been particularly
favorable developments toward a state of
European and b;ltei:national security.
In a special memorandum, Gromyko
al5<1 pointed to tbe agreement betwee~
the Soviet Union and the Unlled States on
the lhnitation or strategic weapons o
(See ff.BAN, Page Al)
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'
, ' -People /Quates
Democrallc vice proicl£nllal nollllnee s.,....1 lhrl119r
ro•dfed ll11 helgllt of embmusment durtne a apeecb In Sill
AJJtonlo, Tu. before a group of McGovorn followen when
be said. "Wf will carry California for Nixon llld Shriver."
Ho Immediately caught hb tllp and slapped his forehead In
cllJ)llay.
Slating hi• belief lllat other 1tate"1 mll!flnll should go
east and not overcrowd hit northwest paradiae, Oreron Gov.
Tom McC•ll Mid, "Visit us agail1 and aaain, but for heaven'•
1.ake, don't move here."
.o Irvine M•yor Willlom Fltchboch evl·
" ~ deo Uy was not)111pr.,sed by the Rinker De-
. ~ ~ ve lopment Company'• argument.I urging the
;_ city to rezone a 70-acre parcel near El Toro 1 , Marine Corps Air Slation so lhe firm might
. , . , build 500 homes. As he voled against the
· ; hie to redu ce the levels o! jet nobe within
,,, the homes, but added, "there b no way to
' Air Fares Fail -.to Come Down . -.
7 47 Operation Cheaper But It Costs M~re_ W Buy
.,, •r•c-au~ TONGS
CArlltlol> ~ llonff<n' Jmnu
-11'1 tho dlltdMtp '" -promJ...i by the travel industry just a
few abort years ago!
Tho big Boeing 717 WU tuppotod IO
bring this •bout -and brlnt ii> lttnaUonal travd "!thin the grup of almost everyone:,
Tho 111anl pl1oe, with a ... u.,. eapsd-
ty of an lnttm.te theater (-) """1d
cut operational COOi d r 11 H c a 11 y ,
partkularly on the heavily lrlnled
North Atlantic run.
~1· zoning, the mayor observed it may be poss!·
.w . 4, wund atten uate people's backyard.I.''
Attacking Democrat George McGov ern's propoaed f80 •
billloll ~I ln·dlfenM. 1pendln1, Ctopor W. Wtlnbo..,..., dlrec-tor~ th• F~al Off!~• of Management and Bud1et, said, 14Were those proposals 'enacted today, there would tie IA im•
mediate direct unemp!Dymenl o! 1,800,000 Americans.'' ·
Thll was the Impression clearly ltft by
the Unli.d SUtt.s trsvel lndllllry obort1J
before the big Jet came Into aemce 21>
yeara ago. Some promoters even sug·
~ that 1 NIW Yorlt tr llolloil couple ml"1t '1tll frlendt fn Londoa for Iba
,...kend' and atJJf come out with change
from a $UIO blU.
But lb< indullley -wrq.
Hotels
36%
Hotels
47.6%
Nothfnf cioM lo lhil bu oome about -and it pnibobly neVOI' wiU accordfng to
moat spoltMmee for Iba alrllnt ...... ,
penltt. •
Direct operaUng costs on a seat-mile
basis for the 747 are Z1 percent lower
than thole o! the regularly uoed Boeing
.'107 and thnil.ar aircraft -but what ·~
peared to be overlooked n1 that the ac-
tual cost of flying the giant plane is 79
percent higher than the 70'1.
Stating that the first 100 years o! living
are the rou11he1t, N1loon W•it1 of Hunting·
too Jleacb• etlebrated hla lOllt blrlbday lut
week. He told of living in a •1remarkable
age" and. how glad he was to see youngsters
getting a good education today. Comment-
ing that he believed people lead better lives
today than in his earld age, he said, 11People
are educated to spen more time outside of
their employment. There seem to be more ways of enJoying Jlfe now. But we really
didn't miss anything1 'becau se we didn't
know any better." ~
Put another way: A reasonably full 747
maketl a lot more fl¥lDey for the airlines ;
a largely empty one !Does a good deal
mcn. 'Iben too 1 747 costs almost '25
mlllJon to buy -eome 1111 times the coat
of a $9 million 7111. Ground service equip-
ment for each of the big planes costs $1 z;.
million over the life of the plane,
1enerally calculated at 15 years.
,T~Vll, COSTS: AIR FARIS DOWN, BUT .!:tOTIL RATES UP
11.• ;.y, an Inlernl~~ Association official ta: M ' .. "Some
will atill nlD ft a loa,"'l• ·~ 1
,
·;· i,
sometimes make the return trip for ~
little as $184. Olarters (when your group
is big enough to fill the plane) come ev~
better than this. .;
Addre.,lng a puhllc hearing on Newport Beach helicop-
ters, P1ul WhlHn1nd, chairman of the department of crimin·
ology at Cal State, Long Beach, told of the effectiveness of the
whirlybirds as police tools. He said he reallied they cost
money but in Los Angeles the )lellcoptera were responsible for
the recovery of some $48,000 in narcotics and that paid Ibo
cost of operating lhein for an entire year. This statement left
the crowd murmuring and councilmen grinnhfg. After .a long
pall!e, Whisenand added, "No, I didn't .!"ean they sold the
T1uu the cCllt of runiltng an airline are
high, "abnolt ntronomlcel' • ts how aome
industry spokesmen put Ii. They laugh at
suggestions that transatlantic fares are
artifically high and counter with: "Why
then did almost every carrier lose money
on the run Jut )'Ill'?" (Icelandic was the
F1y1ng ·o,........ II 1IP dtilmift ~
ever be!ore, IATA inliiilalns. f,Even
though flying !lrithhl !he' ~:~
has j111t rbeo 1.7 ltOl'Ctlll, ••Jrif;'.&ra
acroes the AtlaJitlii thil()1ar will -k
out at IDmetbhc llb e•_,\ iOiJ lhlll
in 1971, aceordlng' tO pnllminarY
•sll!P8tet. 1n '''""' •l Cona1an1 doUara (aUowtng for fntlatlon) the f-could 1io
better than 9 per cent cbuper. Bl!I !lopM
that they would drop · clrullcau, 'appear
to have been in vain.,
wbm $1,000 •~)'ear ·was a prettJ. tm-
p~ve Jl!aioy, l'<>day you cao lake.tho
wii, ytp, under certain specl!led cion-
diU001, !or ~ Utile u $181. At 1918
vsluei that would be 80!1\ethlni; llb $81 -inore than IO percent less ll1an tile lin-
medlata postwar fare.
Travel !!rat-class retUrn between Lon-
don and New York and the fare today ta
'788:1ec:onomy class varlet~ HOfi and .
The special bargain trips, officials li>
sist, draw people -vacationers in th6
main -who otherwise would not fiy at
all. Hence the logic ol these enUcementC.
What then would bring down fares col\ro
siderably for all passengers? u A cont ta~
regular demand for seats throughout t.l:1e
year,'' says officials. Aircraft and relat~
equipment then would be used to ma>
tmum efficiency. ''And perhaps," mUll
some, ••we could offer fares that would
make even the weekend trip to Europ
commonplace." ..
drugs." ·
When Orange County Planning Commissioner Ron Yeo
doem"t understand something, he's usually .quick to ask for
tlarUlcatlon. During a study session on the South Laguna gen·
era! plan, Dr. John Price, who holds a doctorate in ecoloF,Y•
was 11ying certain changes might cause the ecosystem to 1 go
bananas." Yeo jestingly asked what he meant and the profe~
sor offered a more detailed explanation . "Oh," the planner
quipped, "I th<>ught you were using another one of those
Latin words."
DlsplaY!ng considerable political poise,
Olympic IWIDI star Mork Splh, winner o! a
record seven gold medals In Munich, dodged
direct answers to questions by newsmen re-
. gardlng possible endorsement of a presiden-
tial candidate or who he was going to vote
, for. "I'm registered as a 'declined to state',"
' he said. When asked if the Republlcans or
··~ Democrats had approached him for an en·
dorsement, he replied, "More or Jess. How
"' many pol!Ucal partlea do we have?"
A woman demanding to see her ox-husband, charged in
an asaault case, w11 arrested by Newport Beach police last
week. Officer Miko Sullivan claimed he repeatedly tried to
hush the woman, who wu subsequently bookO\I on suspicion
of disturbing lhe peace. "She continued to scream Jn what l
assumed was lhe upper l!mlt of her vocal register," Officer
Sullivan observed.
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South Vietnamese Raise
Colors Over Quang Tri
SAIGOI'{ (AP) -Government marines
raised their country's yellow and red flas
Sotunlay over the Quang Tri Citadel,
&ymbollzJng the recapture of t h e
northernmost provincial ca;iJta. after f 'n-
moolht of North Vletnome,. occupotlon.
f>r,.ldent Nguyen Van Thlec hailed it
as a "brilllant victory.''
The claim of victory by the South Vlei·
namese at Quang Tri markl their btaaest
gain llnce the 1tart ol the North Viet-
namtse offensive March SO.
Quang Tri fell May 1 and w11 the only
provincial capllal Jost to the North VJet-
nameae in the offensive.
A 1 1 o c J a t e d Press COJTHpondent
Holger Jensen reported from the bomb
and artlllery-leveled city that South Viet·
nameee marines cleaned out the Jalt
North Vietnamese suicide squad&.
White the government forcea were
celebratJng, shell fire hit them from
enemy-held territory northwest of the
city.
The North Vietnamese 1tlll control
nearly all of Qusng·Trt Province from 19
mllea northward to th< demllitarized
'"ZOne and 40 miles westward to the Lao1
border.
Rustler Gets 1°10 .
OAKLAND (UPI) -A 3().year,.ld
carpenter wu sentenced Friday to one to
1 O years fn prbon fn the first calUe mi.
Ung cue in Alameda County in more than
a decade. Rohen L. Sweeden waa co~
victed alter the prosecution contended he
•hol 1 calf on the Lazy L ranch and took
it ~ his nearby home to be butchered fn
lba . ..kltcben.
.
lone ei:ceptlon).
A falter!og United Si.to economy fn
1'7l waif a stgnlflcant factor, of course.
'IbiJ year heavier traffic rusguta that
most cornpante1 will mate a1amall profit
on the route but "no one will grow fat off
FromP.,eJ
N-BAN .••
well u other International agreements
Umlifng the 11'1111 nee.
1be new Item ii entliled, •1Non-uae of
Force fn Joternattonal Rebtloos tod
Pennanent Prohibition of the Use of
Nuclear Weapon11.11
Tho Item II fn line with the fnteotlon of
the Soviet Union to place atrong em·
Jilasls 1n the assembly on varloul
dlaarmament Issues, including ltl pro-
po1al for a world dilu'mament con-
ference.
In bit memorandum, the Soviet foreign
minister pointed to the current trend
toward.I reduced international tension
tod peaceful ....aitteoce.
"PartJcularly 1trlklog," he said, "are
the f1vorable developmenta along theae
llnes on the European conttneot. The
well-known -enta between the
USSR and the Fedtral Rrpubllc cf
Germany Wiii! Gtrmany tod between
the Poliab People"s Republic tod the
Federal Rrpubllc al Germany have laid
down wllbln tho trame..ork of Jn.
tem1tional law the obU1at1on of atate1 to
refrain from the thrtt.t or use of force
both fn tbelr mutual relationJ and in
queollclll Involving security fn Eruope
and fnlarnatlonal aecurlty. PreparaUons
for an all European conference on ques-
tlooa of security and cooperation are
entering the practJcal 1tage."
Referring lo tho recent 11'1111 llmllatlon
agreement between Rwata and the
United States, Gromyko Aid: 0 In recent
times, a number or agreementa have
been worked out in the field of limitlng
the MmJ race and disarmament. The
convention on the prchlblUoo of .the pro.
ductlon of baterloloa:lcal weapone and on
their deatructlon, which II a genuine
disarmanent measure, has been con-
cluded. The agreement.I between the
USSR and the Unli.d StatK o! America
on the llmltatlon of strategic weapans
are destined to play a conaide·rable role
in slowing down lhe nuclear-missile arma
race.'·'
Gromyko 11ld IUCh egreements "con-
tribute tO leuenlng Ille danger o! ao out-
break of war tnvolvln,f tbe use of nuclear
weapon& ••• "
Tito airline lnduatry llkes lo potDt ou!
that fn ltttJt cost $1,0N to fly Nn York
to Londoo tod beck. That J'U fn a period
· $5M depending on Ille time o! Iba year,
·Thole are llandard rates. Ec9nomy et· curalool are betttr priced .. They vary,
depending on the length of your Illy and
lime of year, between $204 and $188.
If you can get a group of ·ap-
·pro:<lmately ~ people togelh<r you CID
UPIT .......
THREE AMERICAN PILOTS AWAIT RELEASE IN NORTH VIETNAM
From Left: Lt. Mlrkh1m Gartley, Lt. Norris Ch1rles, M1j. Edward Elias
1 ManSlnin,12 Wounded
In New Irish Violence
BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) -
Roman CathoUCI and Protestants rioted
fn the town of Lame early today. One
man wu abot dead and at feast 12 othq
were injured.
Troopa were rushed 11 mJlel !nm
Bel!qt to quell tbe violence that erupted
when Protemnll to the Ulater DtfOOM
Auoclatton-UDA .. ttacked 1 C 1 I h o I! c
qua:rter of the town.
Tho unidl"'U!)ed rnon who waa killed
wu cut down when 1hootfng broke out
around police slruQllng to drive a wedge
between the combatanta.
In the confusion, it wu not Im-
mediately clear where the fatal · 1bot
came from .
"The IJlan was coyend fn to 111uch ~lood II wa; tmJ)Olillll, to Ill' flUI!,
which 1lde of his body the bullet went
in," witness said.
The slayings raised Northern Ireland'•
death toll in three years of aectarlan
violence to li60.
Pcllce said the trouble followed
gaaoline bomb attackt on a Protestant.
owned shop and a policeman's home. A
mob Of around SOO UDA men surged Into
the Catjiolic SI. John's place area hurlfng
gasoline bomhl and 1etdng fire to one
building in apparent retaliation.
Snipers shot •t firemen who tried to
fight the blaze.
Pollce said at least 12 persons were
treated for injuries during the rioting, in·
eluding one map whose cOndition was
described as serious.
Mystery Fro111 the Blue
In Bellas!, about 20,000 parading
Protestants -many of them In
paramilitary unllonru tod wiel'dlna
cu<fcell-brou&ht traffic to a stantfstill
SstUrday ..
FromP.,eJ
ASSETS ...
Police Rip Wall
In Snake Searcli;
'S:u-Jeect' Freed
:wulWh BnlDnlng of Westminster slept
I ~t eaaler Saturday night aftt>r Police
tare out part or a wall in his house In a
_at«~ search for a suspected pollonoul snake. 1
.. Jluge BaJ#>~n Fl()µ.t1 ,Dott1n on Ohio Commqnity ·
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!l.UIDIN!A, 'Ohio (UPI) ~ A field, bot It'• tlttll ahoulder hlglt," Utter too mtterlal 00 Iba be!loori ~It fll1'ante and civO service reUranant
mysterious baDooo "big as the COU!lty said. "I've never seen anything Ute 11." but none wu ,i.imd. ' ' ' "5,000; real elllte fn Blltlmore County,
counbolilt" floated from the ally llld De~tlel !ound • -Of bllloon that ' "I think IYlr;tioclJ anlll1>( 8'tdlnlo Med., 111,000; equity In a condominium
landed..U. • "'"" field nt1r 1111a. rural llld 'II m,llllon cubic feet" and the mt• WU out tbeN; ....... b-oaFotlt" at St. erou, Vlrstn Jslaods.fll,IJOO; trual
soulhwtmm Olilo coinrnunity of 719 llfcbway Patrol dbooverad a patch Ultir ,.14 '"''.'"" • " with attllltiey-Gfftfl~. Wblt6 !a,lllO;
penons Sa!llnW evenlrig. . roadlng, ''Wfnvan Reaeardl Ccrp., MiJ>. "~he ~ 1111· 1 ,._,. 11111 lljd il!d lumliure ail<f ~ ~ Thi aearcb beaan when Branning open-
... Ml ,un cue after returning from a
IOliil 'llrinl range and Slw a speckled ""11• sttt&er out.
Watminater pollce were cnllrd In and
~ li!HnH-balf houni on the case. Whal they found was nothing to get
Nttled 1bout. It Wll a harmless baby
.a1nd111W..U..
U wu rtl11Ntl without being charged.
I.a one poll\tlQlaiJ put ft, "After in·
,_.,. m..ua1tton ind Interview, wt
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cul hunkl hDI the deliated balloon 11 ,J lele~ wa1 "!!'I lo Mlnntapolls but the IBlder '•Ide of II, iMll,.. •'111111111 Nlxm'I atatemeot msde no ~
souvenltrs. Aut.bor!Ues'were ba,llled 11. lo .,, 1114 ,JjalurdaJ Dlcht locil ~utbor!Uei da/lltd lbln( tunlld· -··, , . !II the _'!'alut of.llle_ca]llomla ~ Floridt
what it wu and whtft II.amt. fnnn. liad IO tepljo. . . . . ~~· ' ~ jlropertld. But fn 1"9 he purcbued Iba
"A !armer who Ill!' It cominl .down ~Some ~'1$k It mlPl.llne hlln Nr 1-' lti · but. tllftollll Ill!> homes at Koy Bbcl)'DI fir a \lllal
••Id ~ thought Ii wa ·a cloucf,•' aald • 1 ...,,..... , ~1 ·1" lion llo ifl1'.·o( lllele ijaflf linaw ......... ~ Iba prkf of -.ooo aJid the Sao aerneni.
B""'" County SherUf 8'11 Utter. "Tiie t:no.ilii(," said petro1 ~~ J.. hJlloa!I, · · • protlerty for $UO,OllO, · ·
thing 11 11 bil aa the county courtbouae." Bniotblnt. "a.. o1 GUI' -. Nld t1tort , ' "II iJi· !IM· ...,; ..,._ lilflit It eauld No detalll were liven on wba ht aold
Utter said tbe balloon . yaa made of "'' a mue bit al loo ·.., it and it .1'~ lia.., '!ll>td oM IPlf ct 8lrdltlla," Utltr. Iba vacint lofl In Ker Bilca1nl or for
ploatlc and nylco and ~bl!' wefcbed roal oalll lib II hlld b.i 11 a real 11fC11 1'lld, •'lt1 -~ aow ft11 It • lM L Wllat prlee. 1JleY were valutd Ill 1• at
sever•! tons. altitude " ,_ ,.. • .., lDclly it landed w'8r. n-13'1 lllO Tho lot Jn Wblltler wu valued
"It'• out of air and fl attened out In llto Vttar
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when sirens screamed outside her rooin
and hotel staff members hurried her dowoatain.. •
Gray-haired Mrs. Gartley, joined hir
oo the at.airway and both made their way
tlrough a labyrinth of back roo!DI atld
corridors to a concrete basement room.;
Thi!: was the foorth time the Americcn.
women aod four ·peace ac1tviata·escort14g
them had nm for aa!ety, and the strain
w11 beginning to tell. The firat time Wf1
at Gii Lam Airport at noon when a IJO"I'!
delegatJon of welcomers quietly escortfd
the imving ·Americans to an Q!>o
dertround bunker. The Vietnam .. •
waited outside Wlder trees. ;:
No aouncll of bombing or ahootlng could
be heard then but an hour later on Ifie
two-mile drive through !arming land :lo
Hanoi, croWll..,. of peasants waiting a~'".1
'checkpoint began lo run as antlaircr;tl
flak blossomed fn the di•-• and fl•
ploslons were beard. The motorc;te
• eoretehed to stop and Mrs. Charlea 't"
bal!-<lrqged aloog the road by Amerioan
antiwar 1ctivllt David Dellinger to~· a
bunker inside a small military pest. ~
Dellfnger cried out emotionally, 'lJs
thil Wuhtngton'1 answer to ou.r vJsle.1"
But Mrs. Charles wu 8m!lliig u 6e
stepped inside the bunker and Mis.
Gartley was laughing. · ~
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A man from Vancouver, Wuh., ._.
still in tht intensive care unit at Missbl
Community Hospital, Mi!ilon Viejo, jo.
day where he was t.aten Friday after )Us
car swerved off the San Diego Free'{IJ
Just IOUtl'I of San Clemente and crasbefl.
Michael A. Jeffries, 22, II U.ted •fn
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MINl·INOLAND: COSTA MESA -C.mpl~Uon of Prtl"
ar1Uona for Brlu.h Expo '72 at South Coast Plaza II under•
way prior to Sept. 28 opening of the intornaUonal trade and
tourl1m 1how. Exhibitions to be 1hown include En1ll1h IU•·
11Ure1 Insured for more than '1 million. Scots ba8J>ipera will
also play.
ISLAND OPPOSED : HUNTINGTON BEACH -Tho Mo-
tropoUtan Water District lac" an uphill ba\Uo tn It• futur!ltlc
plan to buUd a water deaaltinc plant on a ~acre man-made
offshore laland. City planning commiaslonera have rejected
MW0'1 environment.at impact report concerning 88 acres of
land in the Bolsa Chica marsh which would 1upport the Island.
The comrnisaion was angry because the impact report never
mentioned the island itseU.
SWEET SHIRLEY: FOUNTAIN VALLEY -Olympie
1wlmmlng champion Shirley Babashofi, sporting her one aotd
ind two 1ilver medals, along with a shy amiJe, was weJcomed
homo with an ofiiclal city breakfast, then a greeting by 4,500
clas11mate1 at Fountain Valley High.
llKERS BEWAR E: WEST ORANGE COUNTY -Police
In both Huntington Beach and Fountain Valley have vowed
to crick down on bicycle rirlerw whn disobey trafiic laws.
1 They said they have been soft in the past, but rising injuries
~ are making them tough now .
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SCHOOL RECALL' LAGUNA BF.A CH -With ceritficB·
tion of more than 3.000 votpr iti~atureg nn petitions seeltini
the rerall of S'chool di(llltrict trustee~ Patrici11 Gillette and Ger-
ald Linke. the school board will be required tn (lllet • dRte for
e recAll election. Recall tn't1Donent!I are puithing for a Decem-
ber date tn avnid onssible .JFin . l di.!lmi ssal of school 1'unerin-
tendent William Ullom , which the recall target.!! are believed
to fa vor.
TRUSTEE CHA RGE D: MISSION VIEJO -Saddieback
Col1eJle-trustee AI.vn M. Brannon. arrested two weeks ago
and charged with two counts of extortion and bookmAkinJr.
now faces 43 more counts filed Rtainst. him by the District
Attorney. The 40-year-old accountant, rurrently free on $10 ,000
hearing.
A B e dtime S_t~ll
Mrs. Ha rris Robinson describes her husband's snorini
as "a Jong. rolling sound, like thunder in the distance. There·
is a second of silence, and then it begins all over again."
Earl J-Iatdenbrook. the Robinson'R Huntington Beach
neighbor, ha. less kindly thoughts about Mr. Robinson's
sleeping habits.
The Hardenbrook bedroom window is only 10 feet from
the Robinson bedroom window and on warm summer nights
the sound of snoring routinely breaks the 1oundless barrier
between them.
Hardenbrook hirerl an attorney to threaten Robinson with
legal action if he didn 't close hi s window, move his bedroom
or stop snoring.
Robinso n hirtd his own attorney who promptly Informed
Jtardenbrook's attorney he didn~t believe there il'C any legal
precedent for such action. He also said if a judge could be
found who would issue a court order against snoring It would
be a boon "to housewives the world over."
Robinso n. a 59-year-old retired Navy chief petty officer.
say5 he isn't upset by his neighbor's complainlnJ, "I just
don't want to be thrown out of my own bed.11
OPPOSE JETPORT: SAN C'LEMENTE -Local oHi ciai s
lhJs comlnst: week plan to reiterate their stronit opposition lo
proposals for a Civilian jetport at Camp Pendleton -• plan
being pursued. by Fifth District Supervisor Ronald Caspers.
Some San Clemente councUmen have exoressed chagrin be-
c.Ruse the city haw nnt been fnnn111lv invited to comment on
the proposals ~et forth in a $700,000 fea sibility !iludv . tf, in·
deed. a jetport were to be buil~ 1~ Pendleton .. San Clemente
residents would be the closest CJvU11Ds to the Jets.
ADOPT HEI GHT LIMIT1 NEWPORT BEACH -Alter
two vears of study; COUJ'Jcilmen have set limit~ for buUdinl(
heig hts. The h1l1ht limit ;, •~plied on an area basis. with
the lowest ceiling -for re!lidential areas -at 26 feel a~d
the highest -at Newport yent~r and near the county air-
port -at 375 feet, about 2.5 ~tor 1es.
POLICE HE LIC OPTERS : NEWPORT BEACH -The
Newport Beach citv council unanimouslv endorsed th~ use o(
police helicopl.ers in their cit.v after a two-hour pu bhc hear·
ing. But councilmen also asked Police Chief B .• James Glavas
to rei>ort to them in six weeks on what can be done to cut the
copter's noise.
llSS SMOG? 'H UNTINGTON BEACH -Sout.hern Call·
rorn11 Edison Company has abandoned plan1 to add twq 1t11am
~eneratin~ plants to its 'Huntington Beach facility. Inst.ad.
Edl11on nffici818 say they will add another type of power t1nlt
which would produce le" pollution . and . they belie•.•. 1houid
meet the ktandards of the Air Potlul1on Control 01stru::t which
blocked the other steam plants.
SQUIRREL S: LAGUNA BEACH -Recelllnc crlel of
prot11t that ,reeled an earller )'l'OITlm of l'"llOl\Inc llfOUnd
1quirrel• to stem erosion of He1Sler Park chfb, city park of·
ficials tried 1 new__ a~proacji._Jllulftnp railing, are being
moved inland four feet to in!iure the safety of park vl3itors
when rain" inevitably wash out the mate of 1qu1rrel burrows
In the cliff Jaco.
RIDllt'S ltEOUIEM: COSTA MESA -sometimes tough·
Ing and ga~ging It up , •omelimes weeplnc. about 200 South·
land 'motorcycle Jang members gathered lut "'"" at funeral
of Hangman clu~ member Walter Marchbank, 30, of Santi
Ana. Police kept a clo•e watch over tho bltarnly·aarbed
group or mourn1ro. Tb•l" eaulld no tl'<iub\e, but 4nw Cilrlou•
''"'"' M•rr.hbftnlr tiled In a lrnway accld~nt. . . .
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Atom Bomb
Terror Seen
LONDOll (~l -Tho Mollo or Al'lb
tomr11ll, bolclinf the world to ""'""" with their own nucleat bomb~
A warnin, to world 1overnment1 of
just such a threat hu come from D>
leading scientists representing 4~ coun·
tries of East and West, meeting at the
22nd Pupooh <Mferen<e.
They ended slx-day talkt In Orford l11st
<Neek.
A physicill who -ked on lht
American 11.om ic bomb b@fore H1roahim•
put into plain terms the conference
recommendations.
"As more countrie11 10 nuclear ther.,
will be greater chanc.es of people or
groups aceumu/1ting, by hi}lcking nr
atealing, eMugh plutonium lo develo-p
their own 11omic capacity," Prof. Jn.s@ph
Rothl1t aaid in an intervie w Saturday.
"Then tMy can hold the wcrld to
ransom.'1
Rotblat, 6.1, is secretary-general of the
Pugwash CMference which b r t n 11
leading world fcienUstl together to 1w1p
lde11 about hoW best to make life in the
nuclear age tafer. He heads the phy1ics
faculty in -the medlcal achool attached tn
St. Bartholomews Hospital in Lo~on.
"Scientists from varioWI countries in·
eluding the United States pre11ented
papers suggesting some sort of Mali~·
type organizations could develop. their
own atomic capacity," 'Rotbl1t 111d. "It
was during discu!llion of this that the
blackmail factor eml!!l'ged.
'"l'here have been cases when airllnea
have paid out blackmail money to hi~
jacken using toy pistol•. To aclt.ntlsll it
is by no means inconceivable the aame
sort of 1.echnique could be used in the
con text of atomic bombs."
North American --. --
Gives Douglas
$4 Million Pact
North Amuican Rockwell Corpor1tlon
(NR) bas. iuued a U 111l1Uon 1ubcontr1ct
to McDonnell Dougla1 Corpora.Uon ln
Huntington Beach ta provide speclallwl
engineerin1 tervices on the apace 1huttle
orbiter program, NR Bplct divl1lon
president' Joseph McNamara announced
today.
Possible effects of the announcement
on jobJ is uncertain. McNamara aaid
McDonnell Douglas would need 140
engineers for the project and predicted
total direct and indirect employment
would be higher.
McDoMell Douglas officl•lfl ree61tly
turned over to U.S. space officia ls the
Skylab Orbiting Workshop, America's
firat space station.
McNamara also announced 1n $8
million subcontract on the same project
to Grumm111 Aerospace Corporation .
NR in July was selected bY the Na-
tional Spece AdminJstratlon lo develop
ll>o $2.6 billlm opoco thutUe Pf'Ol"lm
over 1 .sir·yelr' period.
Mesa Fireman,
Girl Injur ed
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friend were liken to Cll11ta Mua
Memorial Hoepltal Stturd1y nlrht with
1eriou1 injurie11 received when the
motorcycle they were ridinf,'( apparently
was struck by a Volkswagen .
.John Frederick Wagner, :'11, of 552 Vic·
loria St., a Costa Mesa fireman. and
Shelia D. Forbess. 21 , of 2332 State St.,
Costa Mesa, were thrown off lhf!
machine. Wainer'& brolher, J1mes, is a
Coit.I Men polJceman.
Police have mealed LII'J')' Hankins on
chlJ'cu of felony drunken drlvtna .
Hankina refused to give hit 111e or ad·
drea:, police said.
The car Hankina wal'! drivina ap-
pa;rently struck !he cycle from the rear
around II p.m. when Wagner .stop~ at
the corner of Wilson Slrttt and Miner
Street to make a rltbt tum, pollce 11id.
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'OF COURSE IT WAS AN ACCIDENT' READS SIGN OVER SWIMMER'S IU D .
David Strom ltecoverlng From Bick Injury In Huntington Beach ; His Wife, R.tbecca, Is at 81ds1d1
Watergate Probe •'r o11t Page 1
Bugging Whitewas hed SU RF P ERI L • • •
nf GardPn <;rove. thr one ~ho h;is been
rtlra!led
Be11urhamp is paralyzed frotn the c~est
<ln"·n Doctor!! have no! yrt dererm111ed
C'--rges Sen. McGo vern -~~js1~·~~1i':.';~~~~;i.11ur1 f UL ~aUM! they wer11 "IM confident 1boUt
--·-lbcicahilily-_to.JMnd!O' the.,,.,iacid="P"--
pc11ring wat.er. WASHINGTON (AP ) -Geo r 1 e
McGovern 1ccuaed. the Nixon ad-
ministration Saturday of whitewashing
the Democratic headquarters bugging
case, and a con·gressional leader in·
dicated Congreu 1n1y probe further into
th11 Hn1ncial aapecta of the case i{ the
Justice Department doesn't.
"I chsrge that the Nixon ad·
mlnistration commanded that I h e
Democratic b111glng easel be whlt~
wished by thti Ju8lice Depertment and
the grand jury under itl control," Mc4
Govern uid in a news conference on the
front perch of bis W11hlngton home.
"I charie that the failure of the grand
jury to determine who ordM'ed and paid
for tbi1 1ct of political eaplonage -11nd
who received the atolen information -
w.a1 engineered by the Whitt HouH
through its attarney general, Mr.
Richard Kleindienst," Mc(lovom added.
A federot grind jury In W11hln1ton
returned indictments Friday agaln1t
Mys te ry Bugging
Informer Named
As Ex-FBI Man
HARTFORD. CoM. UPI\ -The
mystery BOUtce who provided t h 11
Democrat.a with infonnatloo ln the
Wateraate bugging case was identified
S.turday . by re.Uablt llOU!CH 111 Alfred
Baldwin. 38, an et-FBI 1gent Who ~ •
cousin of former Connecticut R1pubhcan
governor, senatar· and atate Chief Juatlce
R1ymond E. Baldwin.
The sources told UPf thal Alfred
Baldwin nf North Haven . Conn. had told
Edward Bennett William&, lawyer for the
Democratic National Committee. what
he knew or the alleged break-In ~t the
Watergate offices of the J)emocrat1c Na-
t.innal Committee on June 17. The ~urc.es
did not disclose how he cot h15 1n-
form11tion . .
Wllll1ma eould not be re1cbeo for com-
ment. ,
Baldwin also appN.ted be.fort: 1 federal
grand jury which returne<t lndlctme~ts
Friday against two former Whi~e Hou!le
aides and five other men, char1mg them
with the break-in and bugging attempt,
Baldwin wa& not 1mong thole indicted.
1even me:n In connecllnn 11.'1th lhe break-in
1t the Democali~ nat1on;it headquarters
In the e1plt11'll Watt.ri;:alt complex th~H.
month s agn 11nd elect ron1r eavesdropping
on Democratic telephone calls.
However, the grancf jury di<l not ..gPl
into the areas of who ordered the hreak -
in and bugging, who financed it and
whether Republlcan officials knew of it .
Rep. Wright Palman. ( n -Tex . ) ,
chairman nf the Hnusc Ba nking Com-
miuee, said in Milw11ukP.e Saturday the
Just'ice Department invesligation did not
10 far enouali.
"They just handled lhP. Wa te.rga le
Cl!le," Patm1n aaid 1n 11 news con·
ferenct. ''They didn 't touch the money
plt"l."
The Justice Department s1t1d Nixon '11
campaign funds are being revi ewed hy A
1eparate branch at Justice nol directly
involved In the Wateraate investigation.
Patman 1ald he had been asked by at.
torney1 for the Waterli!ale defendants Mt
to hold any public hearing~ while the
crlminal proceedings are in'Cornple!e .
"We'd be glad to foreli!o hearing.!!, ir
they movt on lt,11 Patman Nld . But he
11id lf ht1 thought the criminal prn·
ceedlnga were being stalled ''we'd go
ahead and h1vt our own lnveatigation,
probably open to the publit.."
Meanwhllt, the Blltimorti Sun reportf.d
In Slturday edllion1 it had lettrned from
a top McGovern campaign aide that the
McGovern camp w1nt1 Sen. Edw,Ard M.
Kennedy to launch a Senate investigation
lnto the buging c1ae.
"I wa:i; never 11 dRre dt"v\1 in the
v.·11vl'!I," Strom, a gnod 1wimme:r. uys.
"But now r know nonf' or it is like a
bnckv:1rrl fralic. You jusl C8n 't be: too
playful."
.. , WISH I could say II WIS ... btg wave,
but 11 wasn't."
"They were food waves and ti waan••
too rough." Slf uys. "You }ust hive to
bt careful."
Dr. Ca rmen Yuppa, an inteml1l 111d
president of the hosplt1l '1 board of dU.C..
1or1, issues his own w1rnlna : "The
danger~ of dlvtn,i: into 1hlllow water
c11:n't be overemph1siud. .
"App1rently the.M boYI went runnm1
lrom the ~and into the w1ter, thl.nklnl
the water was detptr. TM)' dove ln he1a
fi~:. -
··The resultant accident c1U1ed •
buckllng of the ce~lc1l vertehru.
Becau.10 the 1plnal cord Pl""' thro<llll
lhl" c11n11I nf the bont. Jn the oect. It too 1t
offecled -lw~tod , kinked -tomeUm•
severed.
"THE DAMAGE Is dev11lltlnf." Yup-
pa says.
All four youlh1 learned th1t lesson thi1
summer. clearly the hard way.
It also caused Strom and hl1 wlft
Rrbrcca lo spend their first. weddlng an-
nivPrsary In the hosptt1l room .
They celtbr1led with gifts, and the
ntws he-would receiver . but there wasn't
any champlJnt and Strom couldn't kick
hll he.PJll ln jO)'.
Harwi Talks Chief Says
No Hope for War's End
PARIS (UPt) -Twenty-four hours
after meeUna 1ecrtt1y with presidential
adviler Henry A. Klsalnger, Hanoi peace
deleg1tl11n chief Xuu Thuy &aid today
the United St1te1 and North Vietnam re-
main far apart on a peact. 11tttlement and
he 1aw no hope for an immediate end to
the connlct.
"The American 1lde'1 point of view on
the polltlc1I ind military ~ue1Uon ta 1ttll
far from our point of view,' be 1Aid.
"A1 for u1, we m nn 1lgn1 that t.he
war 11 in the prooey of endlna." he 111d.
Earlier, In the fir st public stalement by
Hanoi 1ince Friday·s secret meeting,
H&n0l'1 chief diplom1tic rtgresentatlv11
to France, General Dele11te Vo Van
Sung, 1aJd the posttlon of the Nll.l'ln ad·
min!1tr1tlon on tM two fundamental
que&tlons remained unch1n1ed.
Hf! 1poke to a mettinc or 8.(0) Viel·
nameH that included Thuy and Viet
Cong Forelxn Minister and peace deleaa·
tlon chief Mr1. Nauyen Thi Blnh.
Kl&sln1er. 1peakln1 to reporters ut
Wa11hlnJ1.on, 1!&0 indicated. his 17th secret
ae11lon with the Communlata made no
progress. He 11\d the Communist
propoul for a thne-part provisional
covemment In Sal1on "1e1vt1 aome:thing
to he deolred."
SunR 1111ld that because of thi:o1
''obstinate" position. "lt 11 impossible to
re-est.11blish peace in Vietnam and to ar4
rive 11 a nRlional concord."
Sung 11ddressed the Uruon of Viet·
t1a"11W1e of Fr&ne4'.
Sung 1aid t~ two tund1menttl que.s·
tlons-were millt1ry and pollllcal.
Ht. lold the R•lher1ng. "The Ni1on ad ..
mini~tration still refuses to wtthdraw
lotllly and rapidly all American forct.!I. on the other hand he continues to in-o
t.enslfy the w1r ind to incruae. air and
naval forces. thu~ proceeding to a ~
Americanization o( the war."
"A!I for the polltl<:11l qut.llion. ii (the
N\1on administration) continue.a to try to
m1lntaln the puppet realme al Nguyen
van Thieu. sn lnstrumt.nt or iL~
n~olonl1\11t pollc1t8 , ind lo wipe out
the Viet COY'g." Sung said
Witche8 Will Meet
,lllllDINT NIXON llUIPID IY AIOI ON SICllT DVl lll AS NIOOTIATIONI
' Dr. Honry KIMln .. r T1lkod 1'11c1 fn 1'1ri1, Trod1 tn Mooc ow
SAN SEBASTIAN. Spoln (UP!l -Tbe
Tiral Notionol Witchcraft ConimJ II
ocheduted to takt plsct here Sept. lJ.23.
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OCTD Hopes to Expand
LONDON (AUPI) - A rlghtwlng mem-
ber ct Parliament said Saforday tbat lt
WU ''prepolten>ul ooosente1' to CODl1der
the lmpmdlng Influx of Allant from
Uganda -Englishmen and called le<•
ke<p-BritaJn.wblte policy.
MP Ronald Bell, addressing a rally o(
the Comervative party's rigbtwing Moo-
day CJub, auailed the government for
•(l'eelng to admit most of the: 50,000
Al!ans hOlding British passports who
have been given until Nov. 7 to leave
Uganda. He said most whites in BritaJn
opposed the influx.
"1bere is • feeling of desperation
abroad in Britain that democracy no
longer works in Britain, that Parliament
no longer reflects public op.l.Qion but
obeys tbe instructions of p a r t y
hlerarcbs," he to ld the rally.
"The Monday club aims to restore the
rule of the majority and to give them
good ground for: amfldence in the aoond·
nesa Of t~lr own judgement." ..
Bell said the idea of black Englishmen
with roots in Britain is "preposteroWI
nonsense.
"You may by law be a British subject
and black but it doesn't make. you
English, Irish, Scots or Welsh, .. he said.
Jn Kampala the secretary of the East
Arrican Civil Aviation Board, David
,Mwiraria, said Saturday the first special
charter flight taking the Asians to Bri·
tafn would leave there tonight.
Alrlioe sources here said it would be a
Boeing 7G7 carrying 189 passengers. They
said it had been leased from Donaldson
Air and would be operated by East
African Airways.
Labor MP Stanley Clinton Davis said
Saturday Pe would ask Foreign Secretary
Sir Alec Douglas.Home to call for an im·
mediate British commonwealth Co~
fettnce to discuss the issue and demand
Upnda'a upulsioa !rim the eonin-
wealth.
"The whole world is appallod by lho
a<llvltlts ct Upndut .Pnlldenl ldl Amin,
but no effective actkn aeema, to bave
been takeo by the United Na-which
appean to be curiously selective In lta
condemnatiooJ," be aaid.
Bridge Collapses
In Philipp~es;
100 Lose Live8
MANILA (UPI) - A rickety wooden
bridge jammed with devout Roman
Catholic women and children celebrating
the festival of their patron saint col·
bpsed Saturday, crushing to dealh or
drowning at least 100 persons.
Police said the J.30.foot Jong, I-foot·
wide bridge feU under the weight of the
religious faithful at Naga City, ltO miles
!OUtheast of Manila, while the region'•
biggest religious event of tht year -tbe
Penafrancia Fluvial Festival -was in
progress.
Detective Justino De Jesus said the
bridge, repaired only two weeks ago by
the Naga City engineering department,
plunged 10 feet into the waters of the
Bicol River. Up to 200 otber persons
were reported injlaed.
Manila tel~VU!im correspondent Jun
Bautista, reporting from the scene, said
"Bodies after bodies are being fished out
of the muddy riVer waters minute after
minute."
' Together Again
Sen. ·John V. Tunney-(DJCalll.) ·and his wife Mleke 111Dile after an-
nounctn·g their reconciliation: Mn.·Tunney, who filed for divorce last
May, has ·moved back·lnto 'the Tunneys' Washington family home with
the couple's three-children. ·
Foes of Sclwol · Busing
In Vegas Plan Boycott
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By United Preis Intenatloaal • tary schools to open by staylns the .iate
court ruling end leavi ng in effect a bus-
ing plan approved last August in fedtral
Bus System Off to ·Good -Start
Anti.t>using forces in Las Vegas, Nev.,
made plans •Saturday to boycott schools
when classes open Monday for 30,000
·cblldreo,-•od. s tr·I kl n g Pblladelphla ·
teachers and ()fficials maintained hard
lines -.opce again deadlocking negotla-tlons. q
court. ·
Bus-Out leaders said· they hoped ;-the-
boycott would force the U.S. Senate to
"recognize ~at the problem here in I.as
Vegas is critical."
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Of the Dall1 P'lltt l11tt
Orange C.OUnty Tran~it DI st r i c t
(OCI'D) Is taking more people for a ride.
The dh1trict , whlcl'I took over the South
Coast Transit Company's operation!'! and
the Santa Ana bus system and .tniliated
an hourly service Sept. I reports that 12
percent more passengers -3,eoo -used
the buses In the first week of operation
thi s year than the number of person,, -
3.200 -who traveled by bus In the first
week or September, 1971.
The "hourly service" Initiated by the
OCTD from Santa Ana goes to Balboa
and return. Santa Ana to Laguna and
return, and South Coast Plaza to BalOOa
and return, with stops at intermediate
points.
Olslrlct General Manage1 Gordon
"'Pete" Fielding said that he hopes
passe11ger uae wll l double when the
1ervlce is expanded.
He revtaled that OCTD would in-
troduce ·tt1 Dial-a-Ride system in the La
Habra-Fullerton-Yorba Linda area in
Dtcember.
THE NF;W system ct1nsists of a fleet of
20-pa11enger buues dispatched i n
respome to specific request! for service.
'lbe 8Chedules are flexible with a
dispatcher in constant radio com-
municatlon with the driven.
Fieldlqg said that the present JYStern is
operattnt with 13 bul'!es: "We have eight
buses on the South Coast route that in·
terchange with five in Santa Ana," he
said.
Consolidation of -the Santa Ana bus
system with the district means better au.
around service, Fielding · claimed. He
said that by the end ol November nine
new buses would be added .to the service.
"Our schedule of future development is
only dependent upon avallabWty of
equipment," he continued. He aaid be
WM hoping for better connections to
Irvine; service from South Coafl Pl87.a
north to Santa Ana ; and from La Habra
straight through to Costa Mesa, down
Harbor Botileverd ; and from Adlm1
Avenue in Huntington Beedl, strtlp t
across to UC Irvine.
"wE ARE looklng forward to recel•lDc
16 new buses in MMch," Flek:IJ.ng said,
"and another 63 new bosea by -July or
August of 1973, depending upon the
availability of federa l funds."
He said that If au these buaes are ad·
ded a 30-minute service will be a
ponlbUity. Fielding belitves the achedule
is meeting current needs but· could be
improved , "For instance, there are often
waits of more than 30 minutes before
coMections can be mad e to UCI. 11
The OCTD fare is a flat 25 cents for a
trip of any length in any direction and
children under 12 ride lree when ac-
companied by a fare-paying passenger.
Transfers are also i.Mued at no charge
to other OCI'D services and are valid at
points where lines intersect for travel in
one general direction.
0 We hope to be able to negotiate with
the Laguna Beach Municipal System in
the near future," Fielding said, "and
lben the 25-cent fare and transfers will
be county·wide."
Fielding said many·employea at South
Coast Plaza are finding It easier to tak;
the bua "to work than to drive ,their auwa
and Jlll'k In the outlylng./ou.•
Bc(s acl}edules are available at all ocro offices and stop! tbroligbout the ceiUnty. ' .
Lbte 53 covers Santa Ana to Balboa,
and return, leaving Crom 4th Street and
Broadway every hour on the half hour
beginninJ al 5:30 a.m. until 9:25 p.m.,
Monday through Friday. On Saturdays,
the service begins · at 7:30 a.m., with
buses every two hours until 7:25 p.m.
The return trip bmeJ are one hour later
in departure time.
lJ.oe S7 is from Santa Ana to Laguna
Beach and. return, with buses leaving
Hunt's
every hour on the hour, beginning at 6
a.m. until 8:55 p.m. lotennediate stops
are made at South Coast Plaza, Orange
Coast College, Newport Center, 8IXI olher
point& in between.
Lloe IS Is from South Coast Plaza to
Balboa and reblrn with intermediate stop
poinU. Bus aervice -begins at 7 lj.m. and
runs unUJ 8: 55 p.m.
Saturday senice ts every two bus
with no buse3 on Sundaya « holidays.
"We ere saying that our sixth grade
students will not be on the buses Monday
and that they will never get on a bus in
violation of our constitutional rights:," a
group o! Las Veg" parent. called Bui-
Out said in a atatement.
Bus-Out had stalled forcocl bualng -
eod the opening of school' -in Clark
County for: more tban week with a slate
t'OUrt ruling forbidding officials from ...
ing businl to racially balance schools.
But tt¥ Nevada Supreme Court 'Iburl-
day cleared the way for some 52 elemen-
lo Philadelphia, where 285,000 students
have been affected by the two-week: old
labor di.spute, suggestions by teac;f!er
leaders that negotiators bargain around
the clock met with strong resistince
from the school district . :
"It 'a naive ·to believe that a resolution
of Issues can be achieved by putting peo-
ple in a room together for 24 hours.'' said
school district negotiator Jack Soloff.
state Mediator Edward A. Feehan also
said continuous talks would be fruitless if
both sides continued their hard lines.·
Hazy Days Ahead for Orange County
Callfornifl, a~nWVl~-N~ti Ten1perature• Hltll ~ low t=I W IY Mith Jadltanvlllt, .. " ~· ' =r.t:'lo!'. Kin .... Cllv, " .. • S1n Fl"llr'ICl-~,Ftlr ... t nge. • • Nltll Lew LltHt fl:otk., " .. : tlll"ouah MorldloY lll.C I HIQlll•Mth c1tv1 Mir 71. :.,, · -'mtrlllo, .. .. LouJ1v1111, ••ono the :;r,:•• I'll ltld n . ~ '"='l:'-·\()IJ•Yt -'-'nchor~, " .. .. .
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Center Cut Beef Shanks . . . . . . . .:,. 69~
1 So much 111e1ty IOOClneu on theoe! You'll lov1 the fl•vor " well 11 thepriql ·
Bay's ·Engllsh Muffins . . . . . . . . 29'
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Reagan: Our Next
Man in London
INSIDE IOOOPS D&PT. -Calllomia Go•. lloo&ld
Reagan'• term in Sacramento wU1 expire -ia just 1
"""Pie of y.., ""4 be'a ~lod broodly that i\,; _,1 be
Jl<eking anotber lour-year llinl in the torrid _,
and frigid wlntm d our wondorlul 1talt capitol.
So the -'lCft naturally arllu 11 •dat·do you do
with • i.no..r. Pernor!
l.<>ls <ii rumon beve clrculalod. ·
Maybe be'll run ·1w lbe \lotted
States Senate. Maybe he'll 1et ap.
pointed lo the Slipreme Co11rt. May-·
be he'll go J>ack to narrlllol Death
1VaUey Day!>. Maybe, 11\llybe, may-
be.
WELL FOLKS, ju!l )et your
corrupondent setUe Ole 'i¥bole Dlllt· ter here and now. Inside ICOOP· bu • ....., ..... ,
been pas!ed my way rrom the United States Em-
bassy in London. They had a big b11h •t our embusy
there just lhe other day and the whole talk of the place
was about our G<>v. Ron. __
The way they were discussing It at the head table,
it was ljke the whole Reagan iSlue ii settled.
RONALD REAGAN will become the next U.S. 1m-
ba11ador to the COUrt of st. James. All the envoya pres--
ent seemed to fetl that our current man in that choice
apol. Arnbaasador Annenberg, la, jllll l;eePinll lhe ebalt
warm over there until Gov. Reagan can arrtve and tum
his teevee smile onto the Queen's Court.
So that's what you do with fonner governors. No
more fighting with Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti ovf!'r
cllinic slurs. No more Borax commercials. Just smites
and bows for Queen Elizabeth and Court. .
\Vcll, if G<:lv. Ron does step in as our representative
lo the Court of St. James, you can be certain that he
follows illustrious footsteps.
THE LATE JOSEPH Kennedy served in tbl apac-
ily In the years prior to World War U. Thi•~ pve ~
hi> son, lhe -lalo-John 1'. Kenoady.-tllt-~-to
observe England and her relaUomhip lo Utt re~ ot .
Europe. Based oo this experience. the late Pres1denl ;
wrote a book titled, "While England Sleeps." '
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As the whole world lcnow1, of course, Eng1and did I
i:?O through some terrible days durinl World War U and
the blltt . But she ro1e from the uhes after the blg war
and has managed considerable impact on this old globe
since· then.
England. for example, pr1ctlc8;}lY invented th;e
miniskirt. Th ey shipped it to tbe United States and it
sold. Then a bunch or lads out of Liverpool called 1be
Reatle1 pracllcally invented hard rock music. 1'he1
•hipped the Boatles out 1o the U~lled State• end they
too told. Every time the &IUM came stateside they
dr1ined th<l U.S. cash flow.
IT IS CLEAR that England ha• be«\me a prett,
S\' .. inging place. They have aiven us so rlruch. Now It
is time. for us to give them aomethlng. We'll 11ve them
Ronnie. .
Hnpclully, they will con•ider It .a flllr exchanp.,
England is ~ upbeat these df!ys that Rea•an will
never be able to write 1 book like "Whtle England
Sle!!ps."
MAYBE', HOWEVER. ln btping with the new
temrio. he can come up wUh, 11 dlfferent 'Yolume.
Ron could call it, "While England Swlnp."
Jf At's a bigger hit than JFK's volume, maybe the
11nvemor will mate enough on it '° he can pay men
stale income taxes.
Or maybe they 'll tum it Jnto a motion pidure. st•r-
ring Jtuess who? .,,
Just remember where you read ft an first.
Drunk Test
Exami1iatio1i Hits the Road .
IVASlllNGT011 (AP) -The Systems Ce!ll<r al Cambridlt,
1leWeat weapon \n the war on Maaa., and two r e c • n t l y
d e v e 1 o p e d commercial • drinkjng drivertl is t h e Numents of a similar natl.re.
road•lde alcohol breath tell, ' Li .,_. Ollrles F. vln&ston, ~The Na\ional .Highwa,y Traffic 1o< Gf the NHTSA offke of
"~fety Adminlstr,ation atC<ihot counterrneuurel,
rN!ITSA) reporll Jqll!y field ~ad the Deportmonl'• new
testlllfl of <lOw portable -th-· -th '.scroen1n( devl<e "a
•nalyien will begin Jan. I in ~~ In tqlnray 11fe.
nine 1lalel witjl laws .!hit ty ,.techJlolo(Y,"
pennit pre-aJTesl breath tesll. In. •. talk ~ an ln-
Aboul 10 police cleportmenta l\ll:lllCO OO!lVtnlton m Clll<ap, .. m be selected to t..i a U~n 'lllld the device
device de veloped over an 11-meuurts blood alcohol eon-
month period by ti., Depar,l!" centrtitlon of drivers at the
ment o l TfaMPorta'ilon'• · l'OlldltdC. 1
ANNOUNCING
Ao ... ,_. ...
AUCTION
011 IJ1ro111oly Yolu~lo Stollo
PIRllAN RUGS
004 OlfMr Ori .........
Nott Abou1 This Sale: Due to the closina: down ot •n
11.zenty 11nd withdrawal ot reprMentadon by the
Pttliarl Carpet C!xportera, they, the exporters, are
forced 10 alter their ;;~ and now we -by ao-
thorlmtion or those iiMtfclan:r concemed -ba"9
hr-en Instructed to JlquliS&t.e tbreae and other 'ba18
nt valuablt handmade Oriental U'4 kn:l&n ct.rPets.
ru1J• •nc\ nsrmua which ilt.te been lD stOrtp awa.l t4
lnlJ shltxnt:nl Pertlan C&rpcta of re&.! quallt)' ot all
1.)lpc• are! bccomlnj[ 1car«r and more ~lw all
thl' ti~. Don't ml111 thlt creative art-torm 1uctlon
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Nowpert ...... Ctiltf.
Monday, Septelllber 18, · 8 p.m.
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I ncluded trf'! lhc IU.t llftde tn tmall anc1 •Jara•
•~ol : NAlN. lnlAld allll ~aitul'll KESBAN, KERMAN, 1SPAHAN1 _~~ ..BOKHAM. Ar•
GHAN, HAMADAN, AJW ' ABRIZ. .BOl.lA!ID,
BEL0\1CllESTAN O..S -A11o -are ni.uat'o\htr collector'1 lterA1.
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Vocadma Trajtting Supervisor Baker to Push
Code for Elected Officials
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Neff A.printed
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To State Board r ighting baL·k rron1 a r,.. ''Th•~. to 111t, is totally u1U1<'·
jt'l.·hon by fellow boa rd t'eptable," lhe Garden Grove
rnembers lalll Tue:sday of his supervi!l()r t•hargf'd . "We c:an-
Also on ·ruesday·.'I •ii.ellri•
11re prnpo.1111.'I 10 ·
Cbar"5 ".Bud" Nell or the
!lnni• County Deparlmmt or
F.ducalion bu -..,,.._ 1o the Caltlomla Ad'rllory
Cawtc:il on Vocation Edocatlon
and Teclmicel Tralnlac by
Gov. Ronald Reqan. ·
Nell has been a ~ullant
jn vocatlonll education for the
county ~ -1tl$
aod bll -pao!Uve vie"' on lhe·value ol IUCI> educotlan
In the atale'• plblle tcbooll.
He potnla out tllat of the
unemployed between the age•
of 11 t.. 24, :M pucent have a
•ener11 acadmtlc bactground
when tbey finish schooling aod
Ml)o I ptSttnt have voc1tionll
tr1ininf.
Coai;t Student
Given Honors
Michael L. Sevier, I 1'11
B!lduale of Corona del Mar H1&h SchOOI, hu been-honored
lo: hi• bigb scl>ool ocbolaatl<
record upon enrollment 1t Cal
Poly, San Luis Oblapo.
He ii among 227 of the 1,IOO
Cal Poly fr!lbmen In tbe lop
llve pw:ent of the high ocbool
seniors statewise who were
granted honor status.
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"Only 12 to IS pcrc.-ent of 1111 propGMd code of ('Onduct for ool on tht orie hand argue that
• Restorr RJark S111r ('.In·
yon Road from t'ast 4'1f lrv1nf>
l.11ke lo tht Rivcriude <:Ounty
line. ~ road h111 been im·
p1JSab~ :1ir1Ct !he I t It
•lorms.
jobs in America requitt a col. ~lecled o l f i c i a J s , Com-"e are protecti111 lhe public
\ege degree but almMt IO per-m.W.loners and olher OOard trust by adoplinJ! rules for
cent or our students take L'OI--1 reaistration and dl1Clollure by lege preparatory L':'Ourscs,'" appo nlees, Ul'ange County ~
Neff point! out. .. Career Suptl'Vbor Duv1d L. B11ker hall lobbyista and imposing rulea e EltabUsh and undtr·
1rouM utility dl!lt\ct in thfil
Sunset Beach .a rc1 and dcff'r
<"Ortltrucikln ol • 1.%00-c::Rr
parking area there until 1M:
undergroundin& i1 <'ttOm-
plished .
education is our greatest had the issue ph1l'ed nn1t on of ("()nduct for t o u n l Y
educational need today. Nol ue~l Tuesday's age.nda employes and lhtn eict1npt
vocational e d u c It Ion or The board by a 3-1 vole elerted offi'Ci11!' from y\mllar academ ic but a combination of · • ordered the rode plat-M in the rules."
both . county'i personnel and ialary The board did adopl la!lt "We 1nu!ll enable children iu CONSUL TANT 1'ue!day an 11mendNl version
their early years to become Ch1rla1 Neff resolution. of supervi&Or Rnbert 'V. Ra1·
.aware of occupational skills. Baker re•cted to this with tin's aD-CaUed • · 10 b b y i 1 t e DirN't the p I a n n i n f
director •od the director nf
ha rbors, beaches and park.'! In
1utet with Southern California
1-'.dlson Comp1ny reprt'!st'n ·
!atlv es fo dl~('dl!.'1 ttw-llllt nr
l-:d1M>n hi!'h volta~e line ri,llhl ·
of-wayll for recrrafion and
Up('!I Spl<'t USf".
The grades si:r to 10 should be lhe statement. •·1'hc effect of ordinant."t."
in the e:rploratory stlige Ind dustry. bus i n es$ and this action "''l.S to eicempt Baker toncluded w1lh. "If
from the 10th. grade on .11.orlcuJture. wt are tru\"' L-u11cr.r11ed aboul
d l h td in °"" elected offic·i~!s . corn-J stu en s s oa zero on a Neff says Orauge County is prulet:ting lhf" public trulll and
broad field, a cluster of future the roost adv•nced area In missioners and ulher h<li\rd restorin& a niodii·unl of con.
occupat ions," he t.'Onllnucs. voc11iti9nal f'du<'ation in the appolntees fro rn lht' pro\·ision~ fidcnce 011 \he part 11f 1ht'
Neff explains that a student state. Supplementary funds of the code of condut't public in thrir t:O\'ernmcnt and
should not be trained lo be an for the programs are provided "The net result ~·ould bt tu represrnlalivi·s, we should rlOI
automotive tune-up expert. th.rough. fed eral grl'lnts tot111J. create dual standards of r.~-hPsit:Hr to 11dopt a L·ode of
specifically, but should ~ ing $500 million with 11boul $50 pectM ~h.avior. out' for l'VIUl-t'ondu1·t rur e!t•:ttd. oflicial!!
given background · en the en~ million going to California ly t>mplo}'ts 11nd al)()lhtr for 1111d lhtir appoinlfi!". AnylhinR
tire aulomotivc field, for ex-schools.. elected officials. ~Isl' \voulcl ht> inadequBlt .. ,
e Approvr a resolution In
allow the sheriff lo ar1·ept
pe rsonal check! rnr hail in
111nounts not exN"eding $.\'M'I.
ample. Neff, 47, hai1 a nu1.:rtcr·s ;---::;;.-~~!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!"!~~-... --., The 11dviscry <."()UI1Cil to degree in educ11lion from!
which he has been uarn,ed by -Chapr;nan Co llege and has
the governor was established pursued doctoral studies 11l the
in 1969 and has 30 mmberll _University of S o u t h e r n
representing educational agen-Ca lifornia.
cies, organized l•bor, persons In addition to his position
with expertise in physical and with the county DeparlJflenl of
mental retardation problems, Education he teaches in the
those knowledgeable in the adult education division of the
disadVantaged Ind· minority Anaheim Union High School
field , .and representative of in-District.
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PLAZA Sll"T. 21. OCT. I
LosAngeles law student,
Ron}avor,'Would have
been sunl(' without Blue
Cross.His exJ
is typical of thousarids.
· Q: Exaclly how mu ch did Blue Cross c~vcr?
, A: "fhe hospital bill came to $1636.2:5-They
paid $1300.42 of it. My doctor bills were $1703.00.
They paid $1162.40. It was spelled out in:my
policy'.' -Q: Did the <:ost ol care
· ·surprise you/
, A: "Not r<!ally. l'd .heard it
was a lot. But you don't want
to think about it. Then iy
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Q:How'd you come to
have Blue Cross?
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I never really thought about it:
I But they encour~ged me to
take it~'
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•
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At DAD.Y PILOT EDJTOBIAL PAGE ,
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Jetport Worth Study
Supervisor Ronald W. Caspers ol Newport Beach
last week came out with a· free.swinging cll!lpalgn to
build a civilian-military jet airport on Camp PendlelDn
property, thus removing Orange County's p-eal concern
over future jet opei-ations at Orange County Airport.
Board Chainllan Caspers won alm.,1 lmmedl,>te en.
dorsemenl from blJ fotir fellDw aupervilor!-,.And the
city councilmen of Newport Beach, before whom . he
launched the ambitious campaign, clearly. w06Id be hap.·
py wilb any proposal that would remove jet .overtughts
fl'Olll their city. In short; those moat concerned about ttie
current airport operaUon can be · eapected ·tq . ayplaud
loiidly aa Caspers tr(el to reSQ!ve the airport;dlltmma.
Caspers ai.o came out strongly against civilian air
use at El Toro Marine ·corps Afr Station. That's Jogical
enough. Additional fll~hts 'in that area would provide
much of the same noise problem now experienced tn.
Newport Beach -and many of those residents who
would be disturbed are in Caspers' district.
The county looked' around in vain for more . than
three year$ to find a suitable new jet airpOrt site in
Orange County. None bu been found, and prospects for
producing a yet-unknown jet airport location in the
county are next to nothing. So, reasons Caspers, ~he
answer is obvious: All th~t uninhabited publicly-owned
CamP Pendleton area just across the tine in San Diego
County.
We wou1d like to share in Supervisor Caspers' en ..
tbu.li11111 and w.e hope we aren't being overJy cynical,
but the , PendlelDn propo.jal looks al best like a long,
~lll'.d b&!lle a'gainst great' obstacles. ·
First and foremost, San Diego officials have made
it plain -to Supervisor Caspers, among others -that
they simply are not interested in an airport at Camp
Pendleton bl San Diego County. Securing ail of the nee-
McGovern Ca19:p. -----.. T
Morale Saggi~~ -
WASHINGTON -Sen. G e or g e
McGovern's 04twardly cocky ''I'm going
to win" ,refrain la pur.e and 1imple whl!tl·
Ing in the dark -ftlr bis own and his
follower!' battered morale.
That Is not the kind of talk he ls hear·
In1 prlvat~ly.
Virtually everywhere the South Dakota
rldlcal llas lllumped,
in' hill •70,000..a-week
chartered Jet airlirJ.
er, he has encounter.
ed a very dUferent
reaction from plain·
talklng backers and
Informed omervers
ranging from gloomy
head .. haklng to out-
right deleaUsm.
A graphic) WUltratlon ls what happened
In Auatln, '!)ox::
,. . ~ .. ' . ' ROBERT S. ALLEN
•• . '
John eon/iaJiy, head of the Democrata tor
Nixon Committee.
McGovern ra"n Into much u;e aame tOrt
of bleak headache ln another crucial
sUtte -Ohio. '
• enary YO!es ol approval in San Diego and WashlnglDn
lD 'even Jannel! preliminary studi<!s and planning for such
a• airport without the full cooperation of San Diego
· County seems remote indeed.
The Nayy D~artmept and the Marine Corps strong·
IY. object ll> a new Pendl.eto1f.irport. There are addition·
al questtohs ol appropriaie tenaJn. the eapanding nuc-
lear elecqic plant at San Clemente, the impact on the
WHtern White House -not to mention the massive
federal funding that would be required.
So the obstacles are indeed many and imposing, but
there are some counterpoints: El Toro's life span is
limited to 10. -maybe. 20 ,..... years at 111ost. So the
Marine• also may find a major ·air fac~ity at Pendle-
ton more at~ractive than they now adm1t. San Diego
County, despite brave talk, is a long way from finding
a solution· to ita j airport needs. Congressional re.district-
ing and the prtmaey election defeat of John 'Schmitz will
give ·orange County two congressmen who will at least
give them .a decent bearing on the problem.
The llkounty regional aviJltion study just prepared
for the Southern California Association of Governments
(SCAG) also has Identified PendlelDn as a site for a fu·
ture<najor jet· airport after'1985.
Caspers has ~!feted a fpur-point proposal to get tbe P~ndleton s~dY. l;'Dd,er Way an'd the county supervisors
w.iU 1"g\n d1SC11sSion of the matter Wednesday morning. Li~j~ .m~ Orange Countiahs, we hope the pursuit is w~wljile and that sopiehow a. magic answer to our
jet llolse. problems can be found in some combination
of new airports --nd new, quieter jet aircraft.
About the best that can be said realistically for
our prospects .at· th~ mo~ent h1,1wever is wrapped up in
that old bromide, j Nothing ventured, nothing gained."
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Dear
·Gloomy·--: "1;
Gus -' /'
School bUai!Jg . I.I really a ·very
llilnple . tcta 'when yoit atop to
mialyzer it. n•s when 20 million
lilds aridl'• million tupxayers get
tsken for 1 a ride.
R.C.C.
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These Things
We Can All
Do W ithiitit
, ~ones falling on <a bald bead. . . .
By ARNOLD FllJEDMAN
and TllOMAs D. EWs · / Bucking a ;-1'ave of attempts in other
Southern CallfonilJl-'clttes,to.oorap foreed
tiuslng P)'Ograni1, the first school dlstrlcl
In the llfate to bnplement IUCb a proJ<Ot
n< w appetrs more committed to 1t than
ever.
The recent series of aoti-)>uslng effortS
by school boards In Inglewood, Oxtlai:d
and Loo ,\Dgeles won't ;ignJfieantly"
shake the Pasadena community's support
of masa busing' to acbJeve court-ordered
racial balance, predicts the n e ,,.
. Bt.iperintendent of the Pasadena Unilied
· School District.
HJ think the actions in the olbe{',citie.s
· will change the outlook of ~ peljple In
\ our community," Supt. · ~ C. l Cortines said in an Interview~ Jut week.
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Dasi rig'
,-~ .. n'.:. ~iiJ~~Fi-rm-
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13,000 ~ .... about hall iii.' dLttrld'~
enronnieot, te trCboo1s outside· tbe:ir own
1 .. 1.~. ,, .. "'!-~
..
Also,Jast """'1th, the Inglewood Board
of EdUcat.ion voted to .. discontinu,i" ita
two-Yesr-old compulsory busing program
. and !lfdered· lta staff to resurrect the
''nelgbb9"hood schpols"~concept without
vlol.ltlng . ita· ·court · tive t o
desecrecate.· · . ·
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~T THE SA)(E;time, the Loo Angeles
cit) scbOoM1oud is. continuing to si~estep
ai ~lebrited three-year-old integration
THE APPAllEtfl determination. to order througit leillt~} ·court appeals. The keeP baaing In P8f8dena ii In lllJl!'k.con-, .~.bas ~, ~ wrangling over traSt" to ·wbat I.I bappenlnc in.·\h<.~ther •. w~~!her .. t~ con11Pue rmanclng a volun·
Southland clUes, u well, u San· f'ran., . tary buS'I'(. P1'9gtam.
cisco, ·wb;IQ> have ·wied busing to .aatiafy Md In San Francl.!co, me larges<
• court ~ -for desegregatiog tl>eit . ,.Cllifom~ ~i(J. JOhicb has 11ctually im-
schooll.. , : ' ' , ..• · • pleii>e.>)te<\ Ii maildatory. busmg program,
Oxrlard'a ~ was.~tlze4;IJ!la · ·I!>! ;~ltii school. !uperlnteodent, ;~ -.tile U.S. JiiSl!ce Depart-'J'!ill!j>.S J. Shaheen resigned a weet ago
ment acting" on the . basis of 'tJle ~ ~ter battltfC for two monU. ·"1th a
fllderll· alili-l>liplr •law, 7joJneit 'forces "newlj .. kiclell ldiool·looald 'wblcb-oppooea
With' th& .. city llCbool, board ,..,.Jdng to' bis methiJd ot acltieviog integration.· reverse tbe court order under Which 1,700 On top· Of all ·tbJl, 'a atatewide lnitiiltive
pupils are bused each scboOI d.iy. . . bannfug· lorcect:bi>slng tar liitegration has
At a .brUkfut: with some friendly
tabarltu and pollticoe..,. b e f o r e
McGovern'• meeting with former Presi·
dent Johnson, the former, ln the course
of a diacuuion of the campaign outJook,
asked, "What are the cflances of my car-
rying Tena?"
Stumping in Coant on, la e av 1, 1 y
Democratic indilstriaf center r the South
Dakota leftist 10\llld that at -the Countj
lair, local Democratic .o1nCelloidm bid
carefully 1epafat~ ~J:ieir o,Jn ~tt1'.'
from his. In an , inesc1pably notlctable
manner, the party leaden were malting
It known they· were baying nothing to do
with tho McGoven>Sliriver .ui))et.
Jn strtkini contr'ail, the BepubUcW:~
had one big bOoth for both the local i;<>P ·
and the Nixon-Agnew slate.
~ wh6'try·to bribe their
Cbiilese laun<lttman Inlo glring them
Jeaons in acupuncture.
0 But I'm convinced the majority 'Of Our
school board will remain colll!llltted"tO
the plan because they believe that what
we're doing now ls in the best interests of
c'bildren here.,..
What Pasadena la doing DOW -...
teclng the third year of 11' busing. pro-
gi-am -involves transporting more Ulan
·That move, though, was at Jeilsl !em-qualilied for th& N,Ov. <7' ballot and may
porarily stymied When a federal ap~als win voter approval.
court 1111 monlll•upbeld the earlier court Stlll, ·Pasadena 'Is quietly preparing tor
order. ll!lotber year of busing.
After a noticeable silence, one Of the
labor, men finally said, "None."
"None?" exclaimed McGovern in ob-
vious dismay .. "Why not?'
"BECAUSE your great friend and sup-
porter ~cissy' Farenthold is fighting
Briscoe," retorted the union leader. "and
that's tearing the party apart. There's
murderous disunity from toP to bottom,
and the people backing you are largely to
blame."
"Goeb,'' said McGovern unhappily, "I
don't · even know t b e s e peo-
ple. s..nethJni)ii 1ot to be done to gel
lhe1mtogether. Maybe President Johnsoo
will help."
"I doubt It," was the pessimistic reply.
!'he Texan was right.
Later at the LBJ ranch. when
McGovern cauUously broached the sub-Ject of . the. venomous factionalism,
Johnson shook his head notl('Ommittally
and said nothing.
Mrs. Frances (Cissy) Farenthold, wife
ti a Colpus Chrl$U banker and New Left
member ol the state legislature, was
handily defeated by Dolph Briscoe for the
DemocratJc gubernatorial nomination.
Briscoe, -of the biggest land owners
!n Texas 1J1d • former state legislator,
hall.I from Uvalde, home of the la te Vice
President John ·Nance Garner. ·
A VJGORO'us conservative. Briscoe Is
fSttntatlously abtmn1ng M c G o v e r n.
Strongly IUJJi>ai:.tl>!i ~ is former
1ovemor and recept 'ftulury Secretary
DAILY PILOT
lllustraUve of . t)le 1.ocal Democratic
candidates' attitude towartb McGovern
are the following comments :
County ·Commissioner No r·m an
Sponseller, running for a second term:
"I've been asked to meet wt th
McGovern , but I'm not dolng anythingi
abol.lt it. I'm stayil)g right here and tak·
ing care of my own affairs."
ANOTHER candidate: "'I'hfl only ones
using the McGovern booth are those who
have never been elected before. The
others are staying 11way. They're waiting
to see how things shape up.
For the present, they doo't think It's
smart to take any chances. Same'of them
are allowing their literature to be banded
out at the McGovern booth, ·but that's 1s
far as they're wllilng to go ~ tor the
time being, anyway."
Oh1o cast 3.9 m!Uion votes in the 1961
Presidential election. Nixon carried the
state by 90,000 despite united and ag ..
gresslve labor backing f9r HlDphrey,
Leonard Woodcock, Unlted A u t o
Workers president, and other pro-
McG<lvern union leaders are itienuotialy
organi.%ing a massive drive to rally labor
suPPort for the South Dakotan. They
have earmarked several mllllon dollars
for that. ·
One of their top organlurl admit!
being seriously handlcapped by two dlf·
llculUes, saytng:
"We're late In getting lllarted. We'l:e
way behind and It's a t....up whether we
can catch up. We're not getUnc the help
from >he regular party organluUon that
we badJ1 need.. 'Ibey are defloltely drac·
g•ng their feet.
'!be problem of tellitig a teenqer that
acne is wiually only a temporary curse
)>llt upon youth by the gO<ls, and that in
time It will pus -
a.s do temples, monu..
menta and daffodils.
Lato-In-the-season
nectarines and
peaches the super·
market charges a
fortune for but which
never quite ripen.
Hostesses who cut
comen ... bf serving
; last wiek.'1 leftover canapes at this
week's party. They always have a ye
olde iceboxe flavor.
Career old ~aids who give sex lectures
(.__HAL_-_B..:.~Y_LE _ __.J
for the govemmenL
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Fervid memben of the women's
liberation movttmnl who secretly hate
all men and think. thtir place is In the
dochouse.
St~f·necked people who -·t allow
dsndelions to """ on their lawns.
Guys who can never take a drink from
the of!lce water cooler without asking,
"When Is the bosl golng to put free gin bl
it?"
Parks ·Are Loved .to Death
For part enthusluls, 1972 Is a yeat o(
remembrance. Yellowstone, the world's
first national park, was established ex·
actly a century ago. And numerous cities
are celebrating the 150th anniversary of
the birth of Frederick Law Olmsted, the
great landscape architect who designed
many of the country's urban parks.
Americans love their parks -not wise--
Ty but too well, in many instances. The
total number of visits ·to U.S. national
parks has doubled In the past decade,
and wlll reech approximately m.3 /il!Dlon.
lJ: 1972. Vacationers boplng to get ::If
from It a1l frequently enCOW>ter c
jams In the wlldeniess that rival lhllli
they left behind. _
It ls not only the number but the ll'P"
EDI'roRiAL
ltESEARCU
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of people who · vlslt pafks uiat creates
problems. "llnW recent yea'rs, Jt'IOft part
visiton were outdoon people who knew
how to · handle ·themselves In the
wildemeu,:' Jean ~ad . Geo.ge
wrote In' NOttoul WlldUte., "Today IDOIO
than as percent of the' visitors come from
cities, and acddent rates have .toared."
The mllbaps range from fatal atlscks tiy
bears to sprained ankles cau.ted llY· walk·
Ing throu8h forests In blgl>-beel aboes.
URB,vl PARKS, which a1e smaller
ant'.° more heavily ittQueitted ,than na-
tional parks, al90 are in danger of being
loved to death. 1be constant tread of feet
discourages the hardest ·strains of grass,
an.d Utter off.ends the eye. The threat ol
er-can <!eiract from the pleasure Of a llilnple outing. ·
:Frederick Law Olmsted would have ~ deliKl>ted to Jinow thiit American
palb are ·ln demand, ,liut 'depresled hJ'
the --being made 111·them: Over a JoOg 'career., this "sYlvan artist"
supeiylled the design ol •moN! than 80 ptJbllc parks.
Lib Queen Outranks. IGng
Ills creat.lons 11Jcil'!le.New York's Cen-
IJ)ll Park, Bfo\>~ 4 Prosj>ecf Park, the
Washingtoli .!ffl.: J~c)<son Parks of
Cltlcago, ~ BOCk lll!y Fens of Boston,
and the ,,.pltol grOuilds In ·Wasblngton.
He ~-'a.s !\le lint -ol ,Y°""1iW l!latlonjl.Pilrk In cau!ornla,
0\mited1J. ,lclrliwemerit was fully a~
preclattd.J!l bis own time. In a trlbuto
1\lllybe you already guessed that Loo . ' . .~ i lo · fem •. ;city planner and
Angelos llOW ranks Ne. t among those ( " ) • ~,Dejel H· Burnham said : "Each L u . BO:vn _ ~ knO"'~lll'!l• ,in~ aeruus of him 1'1e!roP$>Uses wherein married CQ\lpl' .~ !T.a. i. u .. ...., •·-"".,... tn !ht "'•ri d are most .-' to set dlvon:ed. No. 2 ls ·San ' • • ' a,,..;......., 1-an ..,.,. " ' _,,, ot ~ artists .... He
Francisco. No. 3, -' • ....,i. With lo!o!t and Wooded slopes;
Chicago. ciU...:..,. 100 yurt ol ale' i1lan 1!111 With la""' and banks and forest'COvered
Girls who •ct as U their lives wOi. other -llUb 11113. A)u~ Cj&iiU, ihe . bl!ls; ,,With mounljllnlldt$. and oceao
tadiQg !lmply because their suinme1" Ian ONE MAKER of. fe.,..t. Jiiii -Natliil-, •there-are , vre"'.
is. play1ng ranis, I'm said to be·t;•M ....,._ . ..w.... • · . ~·· AND.WJ: . .lllEataosuffering.fromthe 'lold,now·lspri>duo-• .~· '. '·. TBENDDT<lll'AY·"larmoreparks ope11~tyo!Georg•Met11Yandot.ber a1:"~e~~~~=t*.i:d~~~ Ing .. pack~':"!• TD~ 1a1 ',..•P. oa ,"'"'1 Jou 't:f'::"'n\t~~-"'\"th a coherent
top AFL'CIO olllclaJs. Meany's ctenun-• -~-'--the --"-overeat, ~. ts· ilie llnl itat yvu · . ""'." ..... Sltould the na• clatto11. of ¥c(lovarn as 11 C<mmt!nlst ani Pina on lhetr vacaU111 next ........,., , the.= the jack taU olf when "9· cHe1; ThOre'• .,._to ~rb, tor ,ID~-~ wild
1polcCfll ll hlnjtng like bell. A lot ol q,.,. Knocks while ,...•re alive and ....._ _ .~ ·~~~ be A1d op Ibis ilepHialng IUb~, lboil P ""''~.:.".':~~ P'N"~ds? """Pie <-Le a chirp"~ that -"'--Jy" ,._ -........, ••·t'S _.,..,, ,_ -• ~ ... •--•,lo by, DO Dle8DS ~iled ,.. ,.. ' °'" --· alt<r .we're de~. · , mm'I Liii -1bf. •• -. -. · · ,. r •lllll·thi -to-.11 ls Important to th& In a Labor D«y TV lntervlew, Meany · • ·• -·T·:.'!'J" rio lllon>U.....;. ,;J, tqto 'Qt. !be pott .,.._ Unchecked castigated McGovern u foll°"': People who get 1Uoamla *-lllllP IN "IWNNINO d!lwa 11111 n,e 'ct.....,, _.,... ~ ,•-wiU::--m;.;; 01111 ..• ..,..__ wl>uld destrof the ,natural
"Frsntly, when I Had tile lblnp that feel aooct and can'l,IO lo .ieep '"1111 tbeJ ~ j!ldltn' lar1bo 11Ge 111 ~· 1#' wild • bo1111y, !bot ...._ "'"'ton. No ~
George McGovern standlJot ,and I find find out the re-wby. lllllmal, a.'t fl.'llllMlll(IM -Mb11 Uno'-Worill•" ii Ii """"· CDnsklir· ot' ~ -.-,.,. '"' _,;,loJ>-
·-N. W•ed, MU.lier
', Tliomas.K~nnJ, Editor
Albert W. Bat.1
J:dllorlal Pap< Editor out .>hat he has.~; .. ~ for · · , • _, Ca\lt 'lillflilo. 1111' a rt -.ir • "'*11 U.JIW'.-i·o41!fn· 1 n ":;"~~::'A fO\llldly,"-"-1
• th& CommmlUlist _.., my· ,.,.,.._, AllY esecultve ~ bawl.I out •'hi""' "'"r ~ -• ' UIPI di ~ )lonroe Dodr!ne l'>""*P. no soludool can be found that =-~ t: ~,.!l~~bere~no.:: .bsDd in lront.ot,the Oilier blred bands. ·ODD the A'Mt!•,i6, _.. ..... 11111 #thr , Jr" ~--•.nctit.. , ~ t::;.::~;: rto U!ebJ!•tlonal
Colnmunlsml" .,.; MyenmtJve .wholl\lnks .!h"we!come io,..Opeuu.It-"Onat,~' J-1' -~~wtltei!,dldn't·even beeobimled M,.,.. u ~ shave
McGovern. campalp.Jn&itlcon are matal~olletdf'"'lliooillibeaprayer . InGreell.But!ipellkalllllehiPat """"""II. ftt ~ ~ ~,'Jojm. thel'~~~'t'r~ to
furiously trylnc to .~ up ·a )>n>mtnent mat· for ·~ bet-AU8llta Pd' flew ~ I ever ~ Mon. ' : " . llU'eo port,llic Joia balie bee.i lbm • ::'.:.
"liberal" lie~~ !" I b!iod. • • 11anp or sptt.ctU!I on the for<heads .ol · was •· iwlDlp. • • 1 NO, I!>' '°',_..id ... man.~ "°"here rt~. to treeS . and now.rs. up ~pUbllOlllll 'for~ CGaQnlttea iD ' ~. coy and >fV•raged aplnste"' DO YOU •Imo• Wl\v T!'aeeil /;ompmy nearly .. atroac .. --~-d)ol the ' r;v.p1tia)bl, _,. -... , _.,. 0 set the~·~ ltlr • o( Amerfca retuses 1o hire laq ~ ,... .... ordlDodlJ!, 8ut bf .... time the ,..,1., -tmnsoorta«on tn
Niion orgaiilsluili --·~l Ill' • _.,. ~ t lo,IO who ..U.1t0 4"I ~tort! A compilny apo~esman sa11, lhoJ, ...-... Illa ps!llraDJ ..... uo Y..,,Ite, lfalllloal 1.Part. "" ~ la
former Tena Oo•. Jolot Qtaiill,1 aml tllo ~ between . -a n d "ll<clluse the · talk toD much." with him lo lllil illljlar of ~ ~-• ~ ol-poltiJlt numbering l~•ding Democr~ll ~ teyill&'lo sell you a' box ol 1 moxy. Oi'iucb la llll 1ata'I•4'.&llo ~ --Nllaaal ~ ..
throughout the counlry. Chrlstliial ..... OVER lot -New Yo\k claims more Worl~ H~tll OrllllluU.. • . . -""'*11 wlthia them.
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'.Doth Partie·s Powered 1
• ••I
·-•
• :By Incumbency Factor
• Eyery time I bear about the McGovm>
people COll)plalnlnc t,¥1 Pr<oi<lllll Nbt°" " • II 1111111 1111 1>19' GlllCe to ~ the aallon'a beadllllit,.,t•}i!lvo IO~:' .
BARRY
GOLDWATER • ' Tb!J " beca ..... r •m one ·ol Ole-· .. rect ' ,.,. who kn<>Wll what It la like -to iun
: ICoWl an ~ Prtsid;nt. I hid
' the high honor, It Wiii be~ecalled, to CU·
Jo ,tho Re~ Party's colDn lri 11164 ~ PreldtJll" '' .
'IJ!ldon llaJ!i<o.Joim,. .. ~-IQft. • I r
''C<olequenUy, lam • '
• bl&b1y amusod at ~!l'~'e..,~"""
McGovern's attempt (ii VJ kl convince t b e ' ·
• A~erican voters that
Mli. Nlxon is the
ffrlt Pre!ldent ever to ' U5e tbl! White
!louse In an errort to win a second tenn.
But long before my experience, of
~µne, President E'rank.Jin D. Roosevelt
, perfectlC:I the art or il)cumbency cam·
. oBlgning to the chajtrin of Republicans
Thomas E. Dewey, Wendell Wilkie and
All Landon. .
' ~cGovem Democrats complain bit·
terfy that every time their candidate ad·
fances a proposal or makes another
fpeec.h Republican members of the Nixon
Administration immediately rebut his
atguments. I can sympathize to a degree
with this complaint. I myseU made it in :1904,
: PERHAPS the whole idea of a Presi-
ldent running for r~lection gives him an
iunfair advantage in political terms.
However, that is one of the facts of
political lUe which has existed for maiiy
.Jean and for which no one bu come up
'with a plausible solution.
The ....... ""' 1111....... o/. lg.
• . cumbency 11 IO eppareot today l>U· to do
with the. Vu\ imp:oyapents lo COID·
munlcationa media lhrough t1ie advent of
television.
It is very easy for a Pr~dent of tbe
United States, especially in these crucial
times, to commandeer prime time on all
network.s to make public announcementa
having to to with the strategic interest of
the country. '"Id the well-beiJ)g and
welfare of its people. ·
In almost every case IUCh incidents
add up to a heavy·pll11 for the man in the
Whil< H~ and hll chances !or reelec-
tion. .som:i measure' of equity , is at.
tempted through the~al time "fairness
doctrine" under whlcll the Federal Com-
munications ComrnisslOn can require the
networks to offer a Plesldent'1 opponent
time to reply to a presidential an-
nouncement.
I CAN SPEAK from personal ex·
pefience, however, when I uy that FCC
decisJons someUmes leave quite a bit to
be desired. For example, the· Democrats
in control of the eotnm.iaion rejected
my major requests for equal time in 1964
when L.B.J. was spending more than his
custQJDary amount of time before the TV
cameru.
And · wbm It com.. to "'"'"'! of
Mc(;ovem's argument• by 1'd-
m&WitraUon official!, l have no ·~
patll)' at all with the Democratlc Patty's
complaint. 1 say that because in 1164 t
spent a large part of my time replying to
unsolicited and in many instance.1 unwar-
ranted attac:b upon my positions by
members ol President Johnson's offic.laJ
lamlly.
I almost never made a statement
regarding the Defeme Department.or the
nr in Viebtam that I didn't run into ac-
cusations from Defense Secretary Robert
McNamara and Secretary of State Deau
Rusk .
I also put up with a large amoWlt of
static from Democrat members of the
Senate like Geocge McGovern, Chairman
J. William Fulbright of the Foreign Re1a·
lions C.Ommittee and other Democret.5 wpo enjoyed easy access to. ti., com·
mwilcations media by reason of the fact
that their party controlled the White
House. "i ..
OF COURSE, another factor Ls that
Admtnistr&tion officials are oftentimes
foreed to defend the pollcies and actions
of their departments when they come un·
der attack by a national candidate.
In the final analysis, It comes down to
a que:St.ion of whose ox Ls being gored. lt
was all right for L.B.J. and his
lieutenants to use the poWer Of public Of.
fice to critlciu me and ootnmand the
front pages in 1964. But to the Democrats
at least , it becomes a species of political
sin for President Nixon and his
lieutenants to do the same thing in 1972.
.. : Col •. Sat.de.-• .J:ake Note . -. "----~ ,--,--~ ---,---· ----~ ------
,Brand ':Nalftes Flood Japan . ~ ,
' YAMANASHI CITY, Japan -People
keep asking me U I notice maJJ,y changes
in Japan since I was here last -which
was only two years ago. The answer I
give seems to please ev~body. "Yes.
All your taxis are air-cooclitioned now."
Two years ago ytJU could get an· air·
"COnditioned car on
special order, but I
do not recall being
able to'get ane sim·
ply by hailing a cab
an the street. But
this year every taxi
we have taken,
whelher ln Tokyo or
tn provincial cities
like· ·Fukuoka, or ll' ... J..11\. t::
even 1n a small .t,ewn. lib ;SetoJ was •
new or almost neW car, 'and hriariably
air-conditioned.· · · · • ,
S. I. HAYAKAWA
automobile -are aid and l1I1lligbtly, even
in (or perhaps especially in) lhe nation'•
capital?
I DID NOT explain to my Japanese
the taxi business in America -the
planned sciarcity of cabs, the shabby
equipment, the often oUtrageous fares,
the drivers who smoke with passengers
in the car -lest they think of America
as a backwatd and underdeveloped coun~
try. 6-i I (, rt '
In J&fllll\"'Ja~le reotauranta
' serve J-!ood~ Wealerl>alyle
reS1aunnb len'• Western !ood -and
never the twain shall meet , except for M I sald, my Japanese friends were
pleased that I had notice<!. "Btil Surely," the inexplicoble piece ol ~ cheese
they said 11air-con<Htioned taxis afe ' that sometimes turns Up .m I tray of
bot.bing ne.'w to you!" ' ' delicacies in 1 Japanese tnn, along with
What could 1 say? How could 1 tell bits o! !lab roe, kelp and !em sboola. ,
them that in all my travels in the United In 1 Western-style restaurant near the
States I have never ieen an air-coo-rtSOrt town ar Hakone, I looked at the dllio~ taxi? How could ··1 tell them that basket of condiments ~h as were on
most lllts tn Amer)ca-the origml each table. It contained Del Monte
liome o! the beaulilul 'mass-produced ketcb.P, Lowry'• aell>Ollod aalt, Spice
O,,,ly Real .Hope Lies
ln Community of Man
The Olympics went on. Yet It wasn't
Ole same. It wasn't the same •t all. ·
I ()n tho l<levlalbn sere.., tho. aome tiny
figures darte4 about, llrlviDg to bell
ucb other -striving to ou~.
'ltllnm, outswlm, outjump and oulmuscje
each other.
(..._' _A_R_T_H_o_PP_E__,,J
compettve.oea and nationalism 1 are
rooled>wlthbt·UI,.
And on lhe ume
-Podium, the aame-
Iooklng at bl• I• s,
wearing the • • m e-looklng gold medals
l(ood proudly before
Ebe same old nallon--
al nags as the band
solemly played the
Then come -..,..,.. with looen
and -ermncma alter bard-foltghl
--: Al>erlcam and --. Euf ni w'" .!)erlllazjl, Alrlcns, Aliitll And ~ with their anm
• al>Out w:h oilier., •
.. me old nallilnal antbemJ.
;;Yet ts wasn't the same. For we bad -
Milllons of'us -witnessed. the ultimate
Olympic .,.,,1,
llEFORE THAT, I bad watched the ~t·
.\le ac.... In !asclnatlon, hour upon end. I
'bad -ll~e millions o! others -rooted l0t my C01111lfymen, aharlng their •eta-!llbo )Vben thoy won, their ltustratlon
.pttb the declalons ol the judges that
,~od polltlcally lnaptrod, their dellght p.,t they wer< now ahead ol the
llillllanl In total medals WOil.
Yet at the same Ume I fell twlngtt o!
;,;ut11. For l believe thotthe nati-OtJ rial•
"-lllte the tribes, the city atateJ llllCl·tho ~llet !hot preceded ti -bill becom• · .. --~ I helleve that In thla thennooucl.,r ;Ne "" muat put an «id ::;.put tut-It J!1111Df11i u111 die wan 11 ~ :DOii .. end to •. ~ ~ ""1 hOpe ' .'Ii.I In !he comnnmlty or -.. • .. • J
''MJT TRIS II OlliX .. ~ l>ofr.t And a1 I rilolfcl In Uie lllot ol ...._..... ............... tylo;I llolrd "";:;;t';;.n .;;; ~ wlilit I lillltvo ·~ I ieal1"!'I bow 'dllllcult lhll 't;lp1y4 ........ ~ bi to,aclti~. ~ .-·-
r
..
'!I.. wann l !ell each time! Ptrhlpl
Ibis .... l!ie -~ ofter an. It we could ichleve thll 1\1 the Olyrnpic:o, why not at
the U.N.T ~ DOU. -. too,
could 1""11 to <icl-~ the rula Jn • c<:c"....,. with aptrlt .or fair ~~ ~ '
humility aiid _..t· ~· Perhapa;
&esplta• the .oplril o! oompeUlloft ml na-
t;,,ial1sm ' "lnlraliled in. mos( or ill,•
manldnd oouJi,,yet surv1Ye.
Bui all that ..., belore the ultlmal4
Olympic ......
IT WAii 511 VL'l!MATE ._In that
tt .... bTecl titit or -'1\ldll and .,..
ttooalllth. Jleca.oe tho alllmoto naUtn
llllle Nu! ~y, llllled I inlDlon, ol
Ill Jewlslt cltlRm. the natm .._ ol
Imel ril bOm. --.. Jhat, the
Paleal1lle -lost their bom<lad, oal1
to he -aaa1n and oea1n 11r, u.
lmelll !JI their fllemPll to r<Uplllr9 •
naUon llllte ol their own. And IO now, ID tbO bltterneu ol delea~
out or blind naUnnaUom, they had rtlOd•r• -~ • w--.killlDg. Pll1 ... ,_a.-who ~lltlld to
erue a.Ir i....,.. d Jew-ltlllett. Pity the ~ ~ fttl only want to live Jn
Pllf l9 jjoor1 ~ Arab tel' ~ who ... llU .. I WIJ to win
~lor--:1111 pllJ, too.lit,-ol us who, for one fllllltll D... ~ lhllu&ht we a\impaed
tlll llllllnl ,COi • •111 ct .....
l
Islands ground pepper and Mcllhenny's
tabasco.
MY CURIOSITY aroused, 1 went to the
gift counter to see what there was. TI!ere
were no Japanese items , but there wss
Swiss chocolate, French pastry, English
toffee, Hershey bars, Dutch a n d
Norwegian biscuits. Among the drinks af·
fered were Coca Cola, Pepsi Cola, 7·\Jp,
icro tea and coffee qd Bireley'1 orange.
Even a easuat observer cannot help
noticing the impe>rted · comumer items . to
be found everywhere -Revlon and Mu
Factor cosmetics, Kellogg's coroflakes,
Call)pbell SO\Q>S, Yu~an coffee, Parker
pens. Imported Scotch whiskey com.
mands a l~tastlc price.
In abort, .,iong with prosperl\y and •
risfng stalidard o! Uving,there ts a bunt
o! incrOased Interest In !orelgn-llyle con-
surnersblp. There are McDonald'• !Jam.
burgers Jn Tokyo. U Col. Sandera bam't
yet invaded Japan )Yith ·his Kentucky
fried chicken, be shduld do IO, at once.
Also needed are challll! o! • IDIOrl
pizzerias, and coffee abol" !eaturlng rlcb
American ice cream (the Japanese kind
leaves something to be desired).
JOSEPH MAG~. the women'•
wear outfit, is-now Opening 11 .tores in
the Tokyo area. They should do welt
Many Japanese women still make their
own c1otbes and would welcome a stylish
alternative. Also Japan seems to be
behind the times in prepressed and drip. ,ary fab:'ics, which American makers
handle so well.
But the biggest suecesa among
American Imports la bowling. Even here
In Yamanashi City (pop. 20,000 ) there
.,. three bowling e,'llabllshmenta. You
can see them eve.rywbere in Japan, in the
city, the country and at airports. Som~
bowling palaces have, I am told, more
than 100 lanes under one roo!. The .equip.
rnent, the lanes themselvts, the plJHel-
tlng machines, the balls and all are Im-
ported !rom the Untied States.
Wby ts howling so pof'llar Jn Japan?
The American businessman looking at
the Japanese market ahould porider thll
question. Bowlillg. apart from ti. In-
trinsic Jntemt. Jnlrod.-to Japanese
people .. ln{omiol, hm6cent and friendly
ny In wb1cb 101111J! meii and womeo can
.become acqaali!ted outside t b •
lramework of the rigid otlqiiette and
formolity of tr~Uonal socio! relallom.
It the, Amer1cin hll!_,.... ID ln-
trodll<;lnl Illa ptoduct cu allO mal4 a oocial,l~ewwk that meeta the needs of
chan8h1g Ja}lanese life. he'a got'lt mllde.
S. l. HAYAKAWA,
' Pmldenl call!ornla Stole Unl9enlty.
San Frand5co
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State Lawmakers Watching
El Paso Natural Gas Case
ByMICHAELD.GR~
Diii~ f'llft Wl~llWMI ~
· Over thr.e · y..,.. ago; ~uiW~ fhll'"in
named the Colorado Interitate Gas Co.,
based-in-Deever.,-u-the·c:omPfll'1. to ~hi·
over ~. divested .proJ>!RY 1 to -. Pt:o\'.ide
new competiton to 'El Pasa·ln Galifom1a.
But Bennett and athers ~~' a~ the
Supreme Court Jn 1969 igiM!,~that.tj>e
dlve$tilure plan drawn up by r ~uda:e
Cbllsob and · the award to CIG Woald
diminish rather than ~e. chances
(or new competition with El Paso. -'this
wu because, they argued, the 11ew Colh-
pany woUld not get sufficient reserves to
enter the California market.
MOREOVER, CIG has never shown an
inclination to challenge El Paso's
market, they a r g u e d. Rather than
ltlmu'late new competition, they main-
tained, the lower court action ~vould
merely create an artificial division of the
market between two monopolies to
replace El Paso's present poslton of
dominance ln the West, with El Paso re-
taining , effective control over the
Callioi'nla>i market ' and Cl<l< gaininll' .•
monopol)r ln the Pacific No'rtbweSt
The Supreme Court overturned ·Ju~
Oillson'~1 •itllurt plan ~ ,ret'\"!'\l ,
•
CALlFO!lNIA'S.,
CONGRESS-
to him wilb strict guidelines as to what
· tbe blgfi cciurt wanted. -
Now,,\J1Jitge Chilson bas reviewed the
case apJn. His new divestiture plan Ctp-
pearS to run as far afoul ol the Supreme
Court mandate as his previous plan. The
allocation ol gas reserves ln. his new
decree is .certain to be challenged again,
as was the old. And, again, he has named
CIG u the new company to take over the
divested property.
There is one significant difference,
however: In case the Supreme Court
doesn't buy bis plan now anymore than it
did ln 1969, Judge Chilson has named
alternative clioices to ClG. with the sec-
OQ<l choice helng a Salt Lake Clty-
domtnatetl &roup caUed APCO.
Bui .. .., more Impoi-tanUy, Judge
ailloqp, i.uvlng second tholt8ht• blm:icll
now. No .IOOller had he annomced the
M:lectloh of'CIG than a Texas·blSea out·
flt named ' Coastal States Crude Gather-
ing Co., launched a raid on CIG stoc~ and
managed to achieve partial cmtrol af
i CIG; With at Just ·a IUspicioa'",l{OUlfld . lh•J 1!>.tend. to ll'l!!!.dlll• Cl.G -_11.
JUDGE .CHILSON Immediately llllytd
bis order giving the El Paso property to
be divested ~ CJG in order. lq'--hold a
hearing on wbethe'r the award 'Cl1ollld be
reconsidered: · ~ -
Thal hearing w .. held Jn Denver la!l
week and Judge Chilson 's reconside~
decision L!J due ahortly.
Ultimately, what b at stake la the'
possibility of fliture competition .for su~
plying natural gas to Cali(oi:;nla and•,
literally hundreds or millton.s ol doll¥• to
California gas consumers. . 111
Meanwblle, El Paso i5 contlnu~ to~
lobby California lawmakers for legJ.sla··
lion whlch would give it what It wanted
in the fint place -to"1 dominance of·
Western . gas marketa -and. ~bich. th•
Supreme Court hat been ,v1tnly rullnl .U.
legal under the MUtrust laws for Ue lsst-deca~ '• . . ·
So !iif0 Call!omla ha1 .b!>en llrlklnl,cut •
wlth califqrnia lawmakw ·who hope .~
way to-atiitwJate new competltloo 1D • Calllomlo.~lstill he !~
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Nixon May Bend on Cuba
• th-. he h11 called for similar youth
ahows in Chicago, Los Angeles and New
York City.
W ASl!lNGTON -We reported Jn an
earlier ccfwnn that President Nlxon has
re;octetl Ille idea of Including Ptlblt ln bis
com~,to reduce Eul·Wel\ -· Thll II illll ... won! Coin& out llom1 the
White Houae. ;~ , .
Bui alter lhipresl·
dential ·election, we
have now !earned, be
may modify b i I
bani lint toward Ha·
Hbyoungl~den,how~u. ueen-
gaged in a blistering feud over compaign
1trategy. 'n!e youth Issues team at the off date for reporting cnmpalgn con-Republican National Committee waota to
trlbutlons; thereafter, all money bad to "tell it like it js" to win credibility
be accounted for under a new law. among the younr, set. The youth divia:ion
vana. · ·1
The detallod plan-
ning h as alreadf---
•tarted far ending I
the boycott agalnsl • '
DablberJ, however, didn't report the of the Committee lo Re-elect the PJ'H.o
$25,000, arguing that it b8d been Jeft for dent, however, wanta to accentuate lbe "
bim In llie safety-deposit lJbX before the positive. . ' deadlln~. The money wu ~ve~___!!!!9,.. Thll has ]ed. to a hll tJh! ~ m.,_, ·
a cubler'I check, W!llch-Wu tilmed over wllfch-wh!Ie House alife ·ChailH CODOii•
O!\ A~U 11 to President 'NI.ion's chief has bee~ called on to a1·bitrate.
ftmd ~r. 'Maurice Stans; ~.'. . Some White House interns are ao fed
CUhll and reatlJlllnc trade relatiOllli 'l'h•
plana won't he -tillpleqlentod unllJ'the
Organizltloit' d Alliertcan Stater~\'1ll0i to
lllt the bqJ<Oll. But li the Ullli.d Slateo
abould -ltl·atlilude toward C\lba,
this <XJU1d be Upected to have eoo1nh>UI
NIT.:ON AND YOUTHS ,:._. President
Nb:on W1t1 10 cheered by the ,youth
tc.mout ·for him at the Miami. convention
'
up v:ith the feuding ttlat they won 't work
with the young Republicans in either
co-;.m.ittet:. Instead, they are taino
r:.1.:--'.-; for the President on their own.
lnfiuedce upon the' OAS. Q p· ' A Al . F llihl :io!"::i:1 ~~.:~:.::· arents · re so a e
During the .Moocow surnmtt 'bori!alhinc, , .
So\'let f~ nium.ter Ancftl ~ ~of juvenile delinquency, u I offered~: 11We'll:<tli-ow Qlbi. was rectntly, rtmlnded me of .a Bignifi-
ln· for gOod meM\ae:" ' \;.· "· cant "footnote ln Freud's book,
The wtteeni:ck· masked gmUine-1 So.wt · •lctvWt.atlon and Ita O\scontents," ~b
mlJglvlnp' over Olba. It's cMln& the I wu reading l1ie other e.entng.
Kr<mlln moire than $% million· a ,doy •to Freud points out that the trouble with
keep Fidel Castro' In power 1" 11 .. ana. most lllOral educatioo o! the young is ila.
They would like to reduce the burden, lack af realism. He does not object to
which a nonnaliiation of Cuban trade parents' upholdlnR a . 1 •
1~ '
would help to accomplish. strict moral c d.cf1~: '
ill but he does obJ'I" President Nixon is now w Ing )to lo their preoeotlng
restore commercial tlea with Ulba 1n ex· thla u a fact, rather ·
change, say, for a softening of the ·Sovltt thnn U a 1oal. ·
lln• 1n vi.tnam. "Chllclron should ·~ be 'told," he 11y1,
PATMAN'S PROBE -House BanIµng "that this la the' way .
Cbalnnan Wright Patman, (D-Te1.,) has PoOPlil ·ougbt to bo-• · •
taken atepa to block • naliooal bank have ti they wont to
charter for Dwayne Andreas, tho IOY· lead a happy !He Iii •,good -ooclely. They
hean t)'tOOll who6e 125,llllO colh con-should not be told Uiat thfJ II the way
trlbutlon to the Republlcllos bas been people·do behave tn ·reaUIJ, for they will
traced to .the rklgleader of the Mis!ion soon TNlhe they· have bteD lied to."
lmpoalble mw cought breaking Into Much of the resentment ·01 , mod<m
Democrallo" headquarters. youth lll<mo !mn dlalllusl~l with
Patman bu written to fedefll the aoodJ'·gooclyl preacbmem.' Uiey hear
Reserve Cba1nnan Arthur Bums, que.. !rum ealiy chll<llood. 'l1ley ent•r-the big
Uonlng the oulhortly o! the ComptroOer world fille<t'wtlh).IOPes and via~, which
ol the QJmncy to tssu. the chamr. Tile BOOn ·~bl• wider, the Impac!, of rtalily owlllll. Pahjw>, ~ also eocouraaed a -'and 'U.. become easily vulnerable to ltlll'PlP to.prds ·t.r a llate. el\Uttt. cynicism ud rejtctlon ol all nioral strlc·
Meanwhile.' he hlll ordertd his stall to lur<a.
lnt·c.:U«ate whether the '25,000 waa a
poll&oili'P"Y.oll lb etchallgo !or -~ PARENTS SHOU!D nevtr pretend to
ch.\rter. . .. be heller.• than they are, Bn4 -~~ 'Thli"'co~h 'w., pic~ed up ht , Hl•ly· freodly admit lt when they .ore actual~
ckl\OSll box, ol a BaUlarbour, Fla .. botcl by the baser emotion.I.
'by boP flind raiser Kenneth Dahlberg on M. Bertrand Ruasell r • m a r k 1
· April L Thia was two clays alter the cut· IOl!leWbere: "ll you pretend you always
•
are actuated by tho sweet voice of
reason, ~ child will not believe yoU, and
would nOt like yOll any helter U he die("
Every human being i! ln continual'
tension between a sense of. good l11d a
desire to do bad .. The chlld who, In a flt
of angeit, aays to its paun4 u1 hate
ycu!", is giving vent lo a perfect)y
normal emotion, and the ~ wbo
mer<ly punl.shes thls espr...io.;.beca-
"nlce" people aren't auppoaed to feel
hate, la doing a disservice to the cblld.
\ -· l AM CONVINCED Illa! dtlldren con
tnke a gr'tat deal fl rtelltJ. They u:e
hardier creatureJ than we think. Pallit!nc
a rasy picture of the world ll livlna,a
child the most atupld preporatlcn !or
IOCiol U•lng; and all tesll amw lhlt tho
Over-protected child Is least capable ot_
coping with tha problems ol adol~oct.
Morality ii a goal to whk:b we awe.
but can never fully achieve. QiUdren
must not be condemned to a fft!ing of
!allure when they miss their ...i. ID
their dally behavior. / ll they rrow up with the tmowieolft
that their pnreni. are olton just u lr,111-
ble as thty are, their espectallort1 of )lie
adult worf4 will not be ahatter«l ll\t·fln&
um. they are c:on!mtted wttb tho '!Odd'•
bypoc:rl!)'. -4
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DAILY PILOT tl1ff l'lltM -. ·, "CHUCK WAGON" MAKES A STOP
L1rry Clow C1ter1 to 1 Customer
Food Truck Takes
Dinner to Diner
Dy JAN EDWARDS
Of 1M l)llt'r POet 1"11
~ Clow shops 1i1. n1orn-
lnp a week when most
regular aupennarketl are !!till
clao<d. · From about 4 to 8 a.m., ho
and 119 others 11elect foods
from large, deep rrec:ies,
"walk • by -and • rt•~h · tn"
n:frl;erator1 aa ~ .traverM!,
wide al•I" at the Ol'an;e
County Food Service plont In
Ano,lJel!il. ·
RI GIU1 it 111 1uPfll'ttlarket
for"ftMn." ~ 'lllll&!l1 chooiel 17 n!
the tr tfpea ot' mt a1ld cold And~· pleb up blJ l!UlrT~' tr, lood• thtoe and luge c' of other lood1 .. • nat' l!lut nd pocu them
mtoblJ~.
!1'1 a food truck ·that t•k"'
lnalduts .. ~. dimer•
end snacks to employes at
larie and 'IJfT\811 monufac-turtna: plants and buslne1M!i'
Tt's one of the chuck w•aons
of the New w .. t.
Burr It nf'{ 1aladt ·or
casseroles Jn.• Un ·trays, cold
drink!, canned aoup, hard-boll·
ed e;ga and doiU!mula are the
belt-aellen: oq 1m route in
Coot& M... and Nowport
Beach.
~ And he alw•ya keers large
quontltl,eo of co!fee ("my cof-
fee la delk:loWI -the best -
emtlc") and JS p n p u I a r'
brandl!I or cigarettes . and
c1car1. ••vou try to give a
.. r1e1y of everything. hut
there'• a)way1 1 cigarette
brand you don't have," he ad-
mlta. · ·
II STOPS ts l chedu1ed 11tops
deterrnlnt what Clow uJects
in hia e&rly momlng 1hopping.
And ' the weather o f t e n
determlnel' h ls cu8t.omer1'
UsleB. "Before the noon run 1 serve
about sob p<ople, bllt oot all
drink coffee," he llliy!, poin-
tlni • out that mt weather
1lows coffee sales antt boosts
cold drink oale•.
"Believe me, t Usten t"
"eather reporta. l lry to gel
them tho day before hecau ..
the weather remain• fa irly
constant down here."
To finish shopping and
\11;1rJu"tg by 5 a.n1., Clow's
alarm clock in hia Santa Ana
!Jome geta him going al 3:30
a.m., Monday !hrough Friday.
And he doesn't return home
from his route untll 12 hour•
later. ·
With his Saturday mornJng
route, he-works 59 hour• a
week He has regular slops at 13
businesses ·within a · oP&-mUe
radlua in the momlng and
repeata owly all the atops at
lunchtime. Ho tw to be punctual.
"Some of the 1top1.1re Ume
8""" -wbtn the blln<r rinfl•
l have to be there." he ex-
plains, referring to production·
line 111·ortters who gel brief but
punctual ooffee breab .
Clow atldom tak<s a braak
tilmaelf.
He usually eats lunch at 9
a.m.; while he watch e 1
cuatOmer1 sip coffee aod eat
dooghnuta.
NOON RUN
As soon 8!1 he ha• replenish·
ea his e~y of oandwlches or bimibulgm at • ltind In
CO.ta Me,., he makes more
coffee. cleans the truck and
be~lns hi!! noon·\lme Nn.
O....S he eel tho · food be
oellJ1 "ll'I all rig!\~ bllt I
know what everyll\IJ\g' lutes
like. I drink a Jot of coif~-a
lot of coffee," he replies.
Althouah be hos aq exacting
&Chedule, Clow en)oy• his
"°'k becaUJO thoro Ii no time
clock to J'lncll ~nd be llltes
being ou\!Jdo.all the llmt .
"!enjoy It becauae l 1ee dif-
ferent kinds or Mie, very
congenial people."
Clow sollcltl hl• o w n
customen, pl~kq: out ~n
structlon fitea 1that will even·
·tuslly be offlc• or manufa ..
luring planta. ,
"Yoo watch -the : arlldlnl
Crewtl and • .... -t·~ loiaJI On ." he relate!. ••r IO there
during con1trucllon of lb• .
building, and then .Ja,t.bop m
going', II
He lea,.s the tnlck from the
food service compony. The
food prices are set by the
company. for leilUJ'e Clow · b a s
Only one rule for blJ wile and
five children. "We don't Co on
SWJday dlives," be aayt.
Duchess of Windsor
Remains in Mourning
PARIS (UP!J -The
Duchesa of Windsor each day
still dresstl in her mourning
bl1ck and sits down to her new
Wk ae a lady of letters.
r.1ore thin i.ooo letter~. of·
fering symp11thy to the woman
for w"hom a king g11ve np his
throne. have poured into h{'r
~ ~ P1rla mallbox since hi!! death or cancer al a11e 77 on ~1ay 28.
More letters arrive daily.
Some missive!! or {'00·
doleoce are from old rrieflds of
the: w1d<;w and the late King
Ed1rU'd vm who becan1e the
-.Dub of Windsor in 1936
WO ha 1bdicated to marry tbl Amerlcan divorcee Wallis ...... ¥aet ti the letters arc from
J*\t1DI who never mcl the
CeJAnted 1tar1 of one or the =' Jov• 1~rles I n
'1111 nllll II poattnarked
from around the atolJe. from '5Jdii01, A111&illo, to Miami, n... and oiled ~
merely. "Ouches! or Wlnd!MJr,
Paris."
One friend described the 1t1t·
ters es "charming and nice."
He said they refiected •
worldwid{, outbunt of sym-
pathy for the woman who was
rreventcd by the British
government rrom marrying
the King and liJtortd by the
royal family unttl smrtly
before the Duke's death.
friendi. said the Duchw
daily dictates or w r l t e 1
personal lettere ol ll!'ltllude to
old friends. To the thouaandl
of atrangers who write ahe
sends a special engraved card
saying "The Ducbe• 0 r
Windso1 deeply appreclal.,
your kind thoughts and sym-
pathy.''
Friend~ said the Ducheas'
custom a1ways has been to
answer each letter sh e
receives. Tak:lng care of this
mountain of misaivel!I his been
th< main occupation tn her
new life AS the Ducheu
without lhe Duke.
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IJ DA YID GIJ!iS10N ...... .._ ...............
ao.. 1MllY of lht -"1'1
diltlDctJ.. hats Clll YVll thint
ol In.-· start1111-! The -. the bowl..-, the
f.., tho tkuU cap, the clotb
cap!
Fine. And doo 1 lofgtt the -bttro. the top bit, the
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Endorsed
SACllAMEm'O (AP) -
Saylna K ii "11me. to '""°
reality, 11 ' tnem.ba' , of the
legWahft'• DemOcratl e
lead<raillp baa enclorted Prop.
19, whlch would lt&alhe mwl-
juana pouessloo ter;prlvat.
U30 In California.
"Prop. II ail!IP,lr ~
that no pel'IOO 11 )lell'I of qC!I
or older would Dt ~ far
posstsaing marifUda . f o t
'nla~• 10, and of theM only
the Stetaon II Dl!Ded lfttt Its
Inventor. Which is fitting
beca... both In hittory and
use It's ...Uy the moai in-
teresting and romanllc of aU
hats. And thanks to couoUess
boob and films ebout the
American Old West, it is un--
doobtedly one of the world'•
belt known.
personal use. IJl Yie;pr of well
Next day, wllh hatchet and and cattlemen had oo specisl In Im lhan a year Stetson their Sletsoos I h al they sub s t ant I a t'e d evldtDce
tnif.e, be made aome rabbit .klnd: of bat. founded. his own factory mak.· seldom bought new ones, regarding its w Ide 1 pre a: d
There is no mistlling the
Stetson, with Its soft felt
s!Ouch crown and very wide
brim. It began 8! a simple
Id'" In the mind' of Jolm B.
Stetson, and although he was
delighted to see his hat
become world -known, be
would probably be sun>ri..sed
at ita continuing fame. •
tur into crude felt and shaped So in bis Utile MM:ip he made ing no other kind of hats. (ftferring to keep them as social use . this .eerns onlr.
it into a high, wide-brimlned a few big hats to the same Before long, be began to htar r e a 5 0 n a b t e to me, •
tha
-"'d f design in naturaJ...colored felt. of uses for the Stetson ot they mellowed and weathered . Assemblyman John Burton
bat -one t wuw teep of }{e decided to name bi! bat which even he had never tor they never wore out. And said at a ~ws conference.
sun, rain, wind, and cold. He "The Boss of the Plains," and dreamed. Its owners used It what if one did attract a fe\v Burton. a San Frandtco
wore the world's first Stetson he sent his samples to various fer beating out gra.s.s fires and bullet holes in its crown! To Democrat. is chaitml.O ot the
himseU as he .,andered about dealers out West. fanning sluggiah camo fires the true \Vestemer that 011lv A!stmbly Rules Committee. : ''Well, 'We're eval~my wheel& are out of Un~ and ·so : are you.'' ~ ' tbe country, and his strange Within three-weeks the West into life: shoolng troublesome made it a more prized He made lhe 'ridonement
new headgear became the sub. had adopted the Stetson as its cattle Into line ; drinking out of possession. "because the tUne has come to • ject of much amused talk in very own special bat. Cowboys mountain streams. When John B. Stetson pass· face reality re'prding mari-
the mining camps and on cat-loved lt and would wear no 1be Stet.son felt good; it ed on as en old man his fnc-juana ," Burton said, Ue ranches. other. 1'he Texas Rangers looked good; It served Its tory was still busily turning Prop. 19 will be "doing wtU" . • [ Controoersy ·Hits . .
It bas become a trendy
headgear DJ.MY· rpiles from
Colorado, • fashion bat, a
leisUre hat, and it is even
worn by airline ~tewardesses..
How John B. woold have
Then one day a giant figure quic.kly took it up. Sherilfs and purpose as no other hat could : out hundreds of thousand..! of Ir it collects 40. Rttt:ent of -the
of a cowboy rode up and askeQ badmen, ranch e r s and and yet, even with a bit of Stet.'Wns each year. And even vote Nov. 7, Burton' ia!d, but
Stetson if he could try the hat farmers all found it admirably dust, it was flne for \\'enring to if the West has changed slnce ndded. "l wouldn't'be surprls-
on. The hatter agreed. lie suited to their climate and the local Saturday barn dance he knew it, with rRnchn-s ed If It passtd.''
liked the look of it· 00 a real, way of life . ':The Boss of the or a wedding. often using cars and even Measures which would have
typical westerner. So did the Plalns" swifUy took over. The hat's only disadvantage planes instead of hori;e~. it rased marijuana possession
cowboy, for he bought the hat 0 rd er s poured In to to its inventor was that its still prefers his hat to all penaltie!l failed during thi1 for~. _P_hll_·_a_de~lp~ru-·a_for~-m-oc_•_·~~~•-wn_•_r_•_:.go_t~~~'-"-''_11_~~'-o~o-th_e_rs_.~~~~~~~--'y-eu~··-~~g~~-la_li_v•~sess~lo-n_._ Textbook Choices blinked! .
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, SAN DIEGO (AP) wbstantive changes are
~ California's state Board of permitted after the display but ! Education reluctantly "!' i 11 a court test is possible a ~ allow proposed new science board spotesmll. said. '
; terlboola to be p u b 11 c I y An advisory commillee of
'. displayed before their use scientists and e d u c a t o r s
: de.spite claims they omit or resigned two years .ago from
: down-play tbe Biblical version the book preparaUon, refusing
: of Creation. tO go along with an insert
• 'The books selected by a ordered by the board. The in-
The son of. a Philadelphia
hatter, John Stetson went to
the West in 1860 for his health.
One evening on a camping trip
in the chilly Colorado prairies,
he and some friends were
discussing the best type of
clothes for the area.
Eventually Stel9on returned
home to Philadelphia and the
ordinary hat trade. llut ht
never forgot that striking pic-
ture of the horseman weari n~
his hat. The image stayed with
him. He knew the West was
opening up and that ranchers
! state commission w e r e rt •" se '"'"' : adopted tentatively by. · the · "All scientific evidence to
: board Thursday. But John date concerning the origin of
: Ford and Or. David Hubbard, life implies ilt least a dualism
: board members, were critical or the necessity to use several
: of the books which Ford said theories to fully explain the
: fail to follow the board's pbeMmenon ... Some or the
: desire that religious and sclen-scientific data . . . may be
; Uric accounts of Creation be best-explained by a Creation
: treated equal!~. · theory ..
: Tony Sierra, another board Ford io"id the board : "I on\v ; member, said the com· . mission's science sub-. seek to have any and all
: committee simply ·~doesn't discussions of origin in the
; agree with the board." ' material! be connoted as
· Juriji Kumamoto. cllai(man unresolved theories and ~ of the subcommJttee, said further that two contrasting
.'. there was 00 order that he J>053ibilities -chance and d~
·· understood to giv! various sign -be di!CU!sed side-by-
versions of evolution lri all the side without bias for one over
the other." books. An attorney . for the state A section dealing with
. Depp.rtment of Education told evolution could be rewritten
; the board that it was legally before the books1are printed.
; unable to add two pnH"ellgion Hubbard is prmdent of
books Mt recommended by Fuller Theological Seminary
the comml!sion. in Puadena. He said,
After a public dl!play of the "Whenever we deal with the
: ·proposed text~r-!J.~~~~o · ins, it 11 . more o~ a
: quired by law. :~.ldOl'l!<lll' • cal· ~ qul,o-
: could come eaii"t fin tm. No · thiD·~ntWC'." "'"
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Their talk put the germ of
an idea into Stetson's mind.
Detroit Challenged
To Eliminate Recalls
DETROIT (UPI) -Presi-
dent Nixon's director <lf con-
sumer affairs, Virginia H.
Knauer, has challen g ed
Detroit indu!tr'alists to "build
the cars right and the tires
right the first time around."
Mrs. Knauer said she took a
survey in 1971 which "showed
that automobile p r o b l e m s
were a major source of con-
sumer complaint in virtually
every state."
..Clearly, there's a problem,
and clearly, something bas to
be done about it," she told a
National Convention of the
American Automobile Associa-
tkln.
"For once and for all. let's
some "light at the end of the
tunnel" through their war·
ranty programs. American in·
stituted its "buyer protect.ion
plan" with its 1972 models,
and Ford has announced it
would guarantee all parts and
labor oo repair work foc 4,000
miles or 90 days, wmch ever
came first.
Pair Bear
Rare Bear
-Albino
see tr we can cut f;lown on the HELSlNKI (UPI) -A rare
~n.; ~Let's build the cars albino bear has been born to a
rtktt and the tires right tile couple of brown bears at the
first time around." Helsinki Zoo, a spokesman
She said a rec~ Harris said.
Poll found that thrte-<JW!riers "I bel he i. going to be the
of the-public-rated the auto in-pet of everybody," Ilkka
dustry negatively on its "ebili· Koivisto, superintendent of the
ty to give a good buy for ·the zoo, said. "He is cute even
money," including &e"!ce ren-though his snout looks more
der<d by auto dealerships. like that of a pig."
Supervisor Succeeds
In Cutting Own Pay Mn. Knauer said Ford • The albino bear was born to
sqpervisor&' pay· from ·$15,000 Motor Co. and American .a pair of brown bears. His
to $17 ,SOO a yur. Jones began Moton Corp. have offered twin brother is nonnal. RIVERSIDE ( A·P )
Riverside County Supervisor
WU1Wn Jones baa won his dJ<Ulating Petitions to bring---~----------'----
· flght again!! a pay ralJe for
him..U and his coUeagu ...
A(ter other members o{ lht
board of aup<TVbors outvoted
; lllm July 25 and rolaed
Belli Firm
~ Hit With
Lawsuit
the issue before the voters.
Lail ....t. the aupervlson
receiVed a,petltloli,coolaining
to,10 aifniturel, mah)' more
than. needed to call . a special
flil0,000 t1tctlon on the Issue.
IU,ther , than call the elee-
Uon. lht supervisors voted, $-
. 1, to rescind tbe__pay raise.
· .rones· c..;\l""ed his per,;ci
• record of oppo!llilon ~eve supervisors' pay raise rc>--1 ·fOr the put 24 •
1TV Signs
'For · Deaf
, SAN FRANCISOO (AP)· -
1 An attorney in Melvin Belli'•
.• Jaw firm has filed suit to
" dissolve the portDmhlp and
.· split up the flnn's money and • •
clients, but Btlll claims lht LOS' ANG!LF;S (AP)
·: l1wyer ls merely an employe, -ireJevi.sk>n commercial.I ·in
' not a partner. market artP\ ~~ by i, Robert L. Llelf. 35, filed the Western Alfllnto ICJ!lll will
• suit ln Superior C.ourt, c1J.im. feature-a new .wrinkle-aign
,. Ing Ibo jlel!I fin\> ·wos.$200,000 JanFage for d!&f ~· ~ In debt arid crtdltors might tii* to. ~I~ air
.. demazicl Immediate payment " carr* Uld ·aliout haH• a
unless the court acts. ' million· people In the areas It
Belli, however, de cl 1 re d serves. are deaf or partially
' Lieff was not a partner but deaf.
" rather "a very· disgruntled Arthur F Kelly tenior vice
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· Bullliglttiftg as Af..t;..B9 ll.S. Matador ,.
tDtTOR '.C: .\'CITf. -f(.,
satd thaf ,'\1'1rrJt on• -1t•l10
fiotk to th, r 1np1 of Spn111
hy thi thn1411n1trlA -tltur 'c
urQJ,.r,t1/11t1rl b11// f 1g /111110
Phtlndtlp1urt11 Jnh,1 frdrnu
h.c.t h,.,.,, n prnft'.~11r11u1l 111n
t(lfinr .1rurl' I flli.1. /If' wn.~
n-'krrl tn r i-pla111 1vhy Jlp
thJ,,k.t h11/lf1(1hlrng l,t n 11
ort.ful r1,11nr ralhrr than n
cru~/ bl.n11rl. .~pnrt.
Rv J(lflN FULTON
SF.Vii.Lr.. Spain 1Al'1
w,Jroml" to the bull rinR , anv
bull ring In ~pain. You art'
3bout to S('f' a ri1ual !hr roo!:o;
nf wtueh art ('enturies nld It
ma y 1icken you, or arouse
you . '
Jl nu1y r\•rn hon· y(}U. But
ynu will see son1etl1ini;: 1ha1.
apart from t;ikin'1 pla1·r in a
h11ndful of Lalin Ameriean
countriell . remain!! urtique in
the world today. f
lually con front each other in .,. .., ... ~.
mortal eombat
A RfUEF blsloric·al and
te<"hni!':ll bslt'kgrnunrl may
help yn11 In ~ thr hullf1a:ht
rnurc a.'I 1/11• Span1ti:h 11rt ll 1s
supposed to be rather thnn the
eruct bloori sporl it I s
gr·nerally IX'liev<'d to bl'.
It 1~ :ill·in1porlant lo
rt'rnen1b1•r thfll ther<· i:'I 110
n1arwu\1·r 1 n hullfi~hr i ng
\vhieh ha~ a:i iUr object the in·
flu·l!on of pain (In the bull.
1'h<'rc is no "tea..'iing ' 'of the
~n1 n1al E1<'ry Sltp of the fu:!1t
has a def1n!l1· purpn~e. The
hull ha.~ bern hrcd to b<· kill<'d
1n 1he art>n:i.
The 1nn1nd11r, ho \Ii" v er,
1nu st kill 11 bravcl.v and wJth
skill. <i<:<:ording to the rules of
bullfighting. And in so doing
he should prepare thr anlmal
for death Ui an art1~ric y<'t
dominAting manner while risk·
inj!: his uwn life.
f)uring the first port of the
fight the bull is j.!ivcn !!•:-ting
cape pas sc5 by thr n1at<1dor's
assistants. 1'hen the bull is
AMERICAN MATADOR JOHN FULTON DEDICATES DEATH OF BULL TO CROWD IN SEVILLE,
In Madrid'1 Pl1z1 de Toros, Fulton Makes Mul1t1 Pass to Work Bull Into Vulnerable Submission
SPAIN
The origins or bullfi~htin~
r.An be tra('C'd fron1 the prr-
hiiitoric cave J><lintin~s ()(
Allamira, in north(•rn Spalfl.
through all of Lhe early
civilizations, religions a n d
myths, to whrn bulli1 wcrr.
RRCred and henH"s and gods
1acrifice<I them.
1'llped by the matador. ....·ho
will often ('nd th is first part (If
the fi1tht with a pass call<'d the
media veronica in whieh the
yellow and 11n1i.:c11ta eape
swirls around the 1natador's
waist
bull lnorr. pl i;ih!f! rnr rh('
1n;:it;irlor'~ :ir!1sti<' wnrk .
Rut Dirge Purrta, who both
raisr.s <1nd fights bulls. s~ys
thrrC' i.~ no sure way to know if
the bull \.\•i!l perform well until
he <ind the matador face each
other.
three important measurinj'.! cloth in such a way that fhe ilS°">Cleat.h. the sword musl enter in order
points: Parar, templar and animal, lunging after the lure, TO ACCOMPLlSR the kill, to ~ver: the Sorta.
the picador'~ hor:-;r i~ prn-
lr.ctcd by quilted pad~ i\nrl
although horses may O('•
1.:asiun<illy Ix> knockl'd duwn
thty <ire ~cld()n, hurt. Far
niorc /J()rscs ;ire killed in jun1p
ra1.:lng than in the plaz<i de
toros.
mandar. I
lf tht n1atador i11 br11ve ynu s sent aa f11r a8 pos8ible pH!lll the man ml18t ha ve con· This is the famou s "moment.
Bulls were usL-d in Hom<tn
cl1ctia torial comhals and ~·ere
htter hunted on the Iberian
ptninsula frorn horsrback by
the Moors and by the Chri<l-
lian knight11 in a ritualistic
spectacle that l{Hik its prcsrnt
form about !he ti1ne ..if the
American Revotutinr1.
Tllf<: t:APING is followed by
the pieing 'pronounced pick-
ing 1 by.the picador. a 1nan on
horsebatk w.W.h a laocc.
()tll'e the bull lu1s been pic-
ect thr matador 's assistants
\\.'ill pl;ice three pair~ or
dct·o r,•lcd handeril\as slick!!
high up on the shoulders of the
charging bull.
will JlOtice that he iita!ld!'I the ma n, which giveii the ditioncd the bull lo follow the of truth" because, ff exttu~,
J"H'rfectly still as the bull matador lime to re-po8ilion rloth. Then he "squ.ares" the properly, the matador mu1~
thunders past him _ this is himself for the next charge. bull so that its front feet are lean in over thr bull's right
c;:illed parAr. Through skill and valor in the together, nffering •maximum horn, risking his life, In order
'J'emplar consists in movin~ li!~l part of the fighl. the openlnR betwetn O'le bull's to delivtr the sword thrust in
the 1.:ape or thr Tnulcta slowly _m_•_l_a_do_r_c_p_re~p-'-'-"-'"_•_b_u_ll_f_o_r _s_h_o_u_ld_e_r_b_l~~d_es_be_tw_e_e_.n_w_hi_c_h __ •_n_ho_no_r_a_b_le_m_a_n_ne_r_. __ _
ll was from thrsr rool.~ that·
lht bullfi1thl. spr;:ing, i1urvivini:
a:1 the only puhlic sptctacle in
which mlln and wild beast ac-
For forcign;•rs, pieing is !he
most unpopular part or the
<:rirrida bullfight. but it IS !he
only trt•c tes t uf !he h1ill "s
brav('ry and has as i1s purposr.
slowing down " half lrin of
fi~hling anim;d to make the
'fhc lan«e h<t.~ a t-r11s.~ har
that prrvents it fron1 going into
the bull 's shouldrr mt1scle
lfH.l f;1r. If lhc bull push('.~ b:lf'k
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it is said to be a brave bull.
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Mexican Mafia Waging Narcotics War
NUEVO LAREDO, Meil<o
(AP) -Mexkan !nobeters'""
In the mldJt or a brutal
.narcotJcs war in this border
dty' lpftading blood and
violence among themMlves
even as UDJWjpectlng tourilts
warm the atreeta u UBUal.
Machlnegun fire haa blued
counu ... ltmea over the peal
year and a half.
G1ngsten have du mp e d
bodles along highways or ln
the Rio Grande, sprayed
homes, can and even a Mei·
ican DeWllJ>"pu bulldlng with
bullela.
At leut Dve Nuevo Laredo
policemen and three Mexican
customa otficen have been
slain.
~·People see the movie, 'The
Godfather,' and they think
there's a lot of killing in it,"
said Rigoberto Maldonado,
owner of a Nuevo Laredo
restaurant. "Thal'a notli.ln"
compar« to Ulll." ~
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Shojlo, ben aed mtalll'Ooti -
looked u bu5y u ever u U.S.
tourllta mintJled with the
crowd&. •
,. NEVERTBELESS, Mei:lcla
and U.S. I 0 u r cf: I tltlmate -
more than 3' people bav• beta
-lhll Jt&l al«w In ~ Wedo, a clb' o1 ll0,000 Jua1
-the No Grando from Lared:o, Ta.
At least 20 penons ma1
11milar deaths =:.:J.iear· But now the bu
raent to -the crlllil and a better poli<o tralnlntJ program
was introduced.
kJ>ECIAL INVESTIGATORS
were Jent to Nuevo Laredo.
Federal officials tightened
security.
Two wllkl later, Mexican
army troOpo and foderal olll-
cen raided the ReyN Pruneda
Ranch, 1 cluater of small
adobi shacks south ol the city.
Olflctala said two young
men at the ranch were killed
In a IUD bellle that erupted
and about a doren persolll
"""' arrested, IncludJni an older woman described a.s the
l!lllde what may '"'" to be 111 biggest miltab -the
macbinecun • 1• y Inc of
Everardo Peralet Riot, who
waa dllPatched by Mqlco'a
attorney general to deen op
Nuevo Laredo.
~ family's ringleader.
In leaa than two months
before be was killed in late Ju-
ly, the veteran law officer
directed record n a r c o t l c 1
Rizurel U commandant of
the Federal Judicial Police
here.
He WU shot b)' 1111 llanb 1n a apeedtng red Cir u be 11ro ..
tllrouib the city.
GUNN!D TO DEATH
Ev1rarda Perales Riot
Army suan!I were asalgned
to Nuevo Laredo's federal
bulldlng which It only a few
blocka from the bUly market
place whero tourlttl hunt
be'rgalna Jn fumlturo aed
trlnketa.
Machlneguns , other
weapons, money and drugs,
were seized.
JU!t 11 Mafia femilies once
monopOllzed crime in the
Eastern United States, federal
agents in Tuu aay an
organliaUoo appeen to be
forming along lllmllar llnel In
Nuevo Laredo -a &Ort of
Mencan Malla with Jocal
1a1.n1.
control or the amugg!Jng
trade. Few of the murdul
have been aolved .
Machineguns, smuggled brto
Mexico from the United Stites
or elsewbett, are th t
mobsters' favorite weapons.
Cochran aald.
By an "accident of
georraphy," as one agent put
it, tar.do and tile South Cen-
tral Texas city of San Antonio
form a natural pipeline for ll-
leaal drup bound r r o m
Europe and the interior of
Menco to polnta tllrougbool
the United Slaia, particularly
the East Coast.
BOTH LAREDO and San
Antonio figured in one of the
Southwest's most celebrated
heroin cases -the arrest ot
Col. M a n u e 1 Suarez-)'.)om..
inguez, former chief of the
Federal Judicial Police for the
Republic of Mexlco.
A local bualnemnan who
eaten to 1 the 11erfnio" trade
a;aid there wa no doubt lhlt
the vlolence had hurt the
city's bualneu IOl'De. But, be
added, "We've been bltued
with a lot of touriltl. We're
having our belt year In II
y&a.rs."
Notliing aeemed amlll on a
Hla murder 1"11 -wavaa all the way to Mexlco
City, where olllclala on!erod a
fU!1Jcole drivt agalnlt the
violence.
The cJty's mayor, Abdon llDdrlC1Je> Sanchez, oald the
police department wu heeled
up with more men and equip-
B. J. Cochr111-i 1tnlor real·
dent agent or the u . s •
OJ>toma Bureau at Laredo,
wd IDO!t of tltO 1anlland
atyla alaylntJa ... mated to
narcoUc1 r' a otruqle !or
'nle beefy, mustachioed ex-
pollceman w11 arrested in San
Antonio in 1970, along with his
woman traveling companion
and 1two 8an Antonio men.
'Ibey were charged In' the
aeilure ol • pounds ol heroin vatue,t-. at $« million when
dlluie.11 and sold to the illicit
mar bl
BULLET RIDDLED POLICE CAR DEPICTS VIOLENCE OF NARCOTICS WAR
A Policeman Died Making • Total of Eight l1w Officers Sl1ln to 01te
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Two County Groups Pl~
Debates on State Coastline
11; o. c. llUBT!NG8
0. ... °"'" ...... 'a.ff Tho OTOnge Cow>ty Coaat
Aasodatlon la planning a
deba"' Ocl. 4 on lhe cout11ne
lnlllaUve, Propoa!Uon 20 oo
the November ballot.
The asaoclation ha.sn°t &
aouoced who the speakers will
be, but the eYenl ii scheduled
for' 11 :!1> a.m. at the Balboa
Bay Club.
Ticket. are $5 per peraon
and can be obtained through
the wociaUon. 18582 Beach
Blvd., Huntington B e a c h ,
Wepbooe-1. ORANGE COUNTY
rtrATf s..!'tor ie nnls ~ ea'rpenrer CR-Newport Beach) ..._ ___ ;;;;;. ___ ,,
and Aaaembly Speaker Robert
Moretu CO.North lloUywood)
are being touted as the an-
laJOniat• fer an Oct. 20 debate
bemg organized by Orange
County Town Hall officials.
The topic : The California
coastline. * * * . CONRAD G:Tuohey, who 1s
tryin& to unseat Rep. Del
Clawson (&-Downey) in the
2.'lrd Co11gresstoMI District,
has been endorsed by
Assemblyman Carley Porter
(l}{;ompton).
Tuohey, 31, II an attorney.
Becauae Of rwpPortlonment,
'about 70 percent Of the """ congressional dlatrlct II In
Orange County.
* * * ANDY Hi,nlhaw, who, as
Orange County ....... r bas
been at odds from time to
time with the lnlne Company,
is planning a fimdralser Sept.
28 al the Irvine Company's
buccoUc Bommer Canyon.
The money -f!O per ticket
-ttorn the barbocuo will go
into Republican fflmhaw'I
war cbesf u he campalgna for
the 31111 Congl<SSiooal DtNtct
... t.
* * * McGOVERN backers In the
aouth eod of the COllllly are
planning a spaghetU dinner
Sept. 19 In San Cl=eote to
ralae fundl for their 111111. It II
scl>eduled for the 8 a D
Cldnente Community CluJ>.
hou!e. Del3l]J will be forth-
coming, accordlng to local
McGovern campaJgn ~
ordlnaton Kathy O'Toole and
Pat Nlcbola.
* * * TllEllE IS a group calling
ltaell "Youlb Ag al n at
McGofem" In Orange County.
Olll ..... , according to the let-
terhead Oii the group's Sta·
llooer)', Include Mike Farina
Of Edlaon High SCbool in
Hunllnltan ·Beach and Tom
Pal-Of Huntington Beach
mg11 SCbool.
,.. organization's Orange
C(lunlf of11ce-la llated al 24-09 s. Broadway, Sonia Ana.
It's slogan: "The govern-
ment Utat McGoverru: least
govenil beat."
Cigarette
Money Goes
To Co11nty
Citizens Organize ,
Seminar on Crime
Rome burglary is one or the
most rapidly increasing ac-
SANTA ANA -Orange tivities In Orange County, but
County received $12,448.ll as now a group of citizens led by
tts share or statewide cig. a Laguna Beadl man have
arette tax revenues collected · taken aim at that crime. "Now, we have stopped talk· during the ll)Ollth ol..July ~'?. -mg-allooHl1t1r lll'Oblem;-a1Jd-
according to Houston I . have rolled up .our sleevet to
Flournoy, State Controller. do something about it/' said
All California counties and Gene Jessick; ctialrman of the
cities receiv~ a total of Crime Prevention:'Sefnlnar to
he held Sept. 19 al the $4,088,049, or 30 percent or the Anaheim C.Onventlon Center.
July revenue into the state · Jes&ick, who lives at 310
Cigarette Tax Fund. Lookout Drive, la a former
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LANO
llDbert l . ling. Rnldent of Coninl dtl ~r. 0111 of <H1th, Upt........, 14 1m.
llaloved '-Nnd of EUiebeltl L.anoi
f1ti.r of Mn. AH.,. fEU(ll9ftl1)
Tilompton, of Tlbutor11 Mt't. Pttw
(H1r>eY) Hillock, L~uN 81Kl'I: altte<,
el Mra. 0.wln Kalfwr, Mebr1l111. AllO
111r¥lved by lll"•ncknlldren, Anctr-
L•"'ll Thom11w.on. S.,9111 ~.
Sl'Mlll"( ll'ICI SU&af'I Hillock. Memorl1I """'lcn, T\lffd1v. > PM, P1clt1c v1-M1u101eum. Entombmtnl, Ptc!llc Vl.w
Memorial P•rk. 1'1mltv wotftll
rl'Mmorlel eontrlbuHont m1y ti. m1d1
to tlM charity of ln1tlll1llon of choloi.
Pacific View Mort1111ry, Oll'Kton,
WESTCLIFF MORTUARY
ARBUCKLE & SON
1r1 E. 1'1111 St., C..111 M ...
1111111 • BAL'J'll BERGERON
FUNERAL HOME
Corona del Mar '7s.e4M
Costa Mesa , Ill Ult • BELL BROADWAY
Los Angel.. police officer,
former FBI agent, and now
rrianager of security f o r
Nor t bro p Corporation's
Orange County operations.
The· crime prevention
aemlnar · ta ll(JOlllOred l>Y lhe
Anabeim aiamber of Com-
merce and will feature the
county's top law enforcement
ofrlelala, !nellltlq Cecil Hieb,
dist<lct attorney; the police
chief, and FBI ofllclala.
'"l11e seminar will have a
panel of elperla from the
Orange and Analie!m police
departmentl, -and· <lrom the
Orange ~Jfherlll'• office,
. to tell how bciiJan ,r and
uplaln tbe ooCW . ' IUCb
.. druga, tlllt ar. ~the
current lncreue. ft
'Ibey will ajlo tell how
homeowners ~.f:O r:e I I I I I
ll1alJY ~. -aald. l.D addltlon lo lhe apeWra
on burglary prevention, the
oeqJlnar 1'lll present speaken
on 111bjecta of forgery, the ef-
fect of •crime on Insurance
rates, and drug problems.
Ticket. are available
tlwoogh the Anabetm CJ!amber
ol-Olimnert".:-Price la $13,
which covers · a luncheon.
Tickets f o r undergraduate
atudenll are $5.
Lawyers Set
Big Confab
In M ont.erey
SANTA ANA -Man y
Orange County judges and at-
torneys will be among an
estimated 5,000 lawyers who
wlll be ~ding for Monterey
Sept. 25 and the week-long
convention of Ute State Bar of
California.
Featured speakers at the
meeting i!chedulod for the Del Moote Hyatt Home will in--
cJu,dt Governor R o n a 1 d
Reagan, Chief ~usllee Donald
,ll. Wright of the · California
Supreme Court and Slate Al·
tciney· General Evelle J.
Younger.
Several reaolutions authored
by the Orange County Bar
Auoc!atloo will l!O among 159
reeolutiona to go before the
State Bar'a . Conference . of MORTUARY
110 Bro.dway, Colta Meu
lJWOI C Ge Deleptea durlni the flr!t ,two 01""ty . tB daYI Of lhe llllllU81 meeting.
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Of.f!IS • PACIFIC VIEW
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Newport Beach, Callfornla ,
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Scheduled In addition to a
.-tea of lectures from top
fUgbt judges and I e g a I
speclalllll are·w or k 1 ~ops . ~ to '~ ol'Jl<OP-Revenues . trty Jaw•revlaloo, .woranen'•
-1 ..... ...,..uoa, Changes In civil
SANTA ANA, -' <Jrqe .,.i; •jrllblmil I aw , en-
County hu·pted ts,Jlf u , ~Jaw and the effect
Us ~, « · Jl'(l,71 eia"' · of eompuler!zatloo oo the
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represenla llS· percent .of lollll
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from Ctlllomi.·~· ' One-haJi of uie ruDount la
automaUealb' dei>olltect'ln-tlle
Orange-QJprlty<SCboltll--
Fund and tl)e oilier bill In the
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Tnajans Waltz to 51-6 Vict<Wy Over BeaverS
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~ ANGELES (AP) -s.ua..rn'·
~ tallbact llod McNtlll r111 over
· ond Al'OUlld tile ()reg9D State Beaven for une 'touc:hdOw..; aiid tho mtlonally top.
l'lllbd Ttojan football team rolled to a
relentless Sl:C triumph Sa~ night.
McNalll, a f.fool·S., 1\lli>OUnd junlor,
put,tbo 'l'Nl]ans)D ~ early In the
PaOllC4 game. He bid touclidown rum
• 1 of 14, 1 and 10 Y•l)ll I,! USC ~ M at
the bill. Tiie 'ITI>J-rolled up 113 yanls
In total offense, 111 OD II cam... by
McNeW, who missed ·last seuon with a -.Obip. •
MASSIVE · COY BACON A!ICHORS RAMS DEFENSI
sports ~ Jlrlef
Beman Maintains Lead;
Emerson Gains Finals
ST. LOUJB ~ll'lmnlng Deane
Beman hid lo fashion ·a ~par
57 and Ibo .belt Wlole• lolal of·tbe·year
lo. bold . off challenilnl Lee . Trevino
Saturday In . the tblt<I round of tho
$150,000 Greater st. Louia Golf Clwic.
Beman, leader all tho way In UllJ in-
augunil event, bad a three<lay total of
1118-12 under par on die · a,650-yard
Nonrood HUis Coullti;y Club course and
llfte .under ·the prevloua M-hole ~ on
the1"ut UllJ yea -and bold a ·OOHtroke
lead over Trevino. ,,,.
MONTREAL -Arthur Ashe of Ne~
York .defelled 'Tom Okm ol The
Nelllerlanda 7-6, Mand Roy Emenon of
Newpart~dl .topped Egypt's !small El
Sbaf>l.H, M ljatorday lo move Into the
finals of tho lnhnational l<mll toum&-meot. · : ·
Tiie wlnn<r of t<ida)''• matdl will
rt.eetve S10,oot, with $6,000 going ~to the
lo.er.
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Dick Alleo ol the Olicag1> Wbite SO.
bas an idea wby ,his former Loo Allg~I,.
Dodgers tan!mltes . .-~; !<adllic , the
bolljo in Vegu, another 1113' playing In a
goll, toUmameot and otbef guy doing 'c . . PepSi comrilerclals," Allen ••id. ,,,.
SACRAMENTO -Top seeded Stan
Smith of Pasadena !ought his way lo the
flneb Saturday In the Contra! California
Open ·teonia dlamplonsblps, defeating
Ail!rew Palu.on of Rhodesia In a gruelJ.
ing series, f..c, 7-6, 7-6, 7-8.
He will plat· Colln Dibley Sunday for
the $5,000 dwnplonsbip at SuUer Lawn
Tennis Club. Dibley .pined tile ninner up
rpot by vanquislrlng•Ray Moore ol South
Africa, "'· f.I, M.
Allen's Homer
P~ces Chicago ·
Past Angels
National League \lest u expected. Dick Alleo cracied bia !tlth home run
''The llodgess want public relaUOM and the Chicago White Sox kept their
men, not ball, players," Allen; tbe odcb® American League west peDDMt hopeo
faVorite for thetAnlerican'l.eague'..-Most • •live with a 2-0 baseball Victory over the
Vlluable' PJaYer awml, laid Frtday C3Ulom!a Aniel• Satwday.
nigh!' be!~ the .White Sox' game In Alleo gi<e stao Bahnsen, llHS, all the
Anaheim Withothe CllilornlilADpll. . oHeme be needed with a low«ing hfo-
AlleD, wllo -t "-Jim With tho niJi homer off Nolan Ryan In the !11th in-llodlers, wu traded to Chicago for pllclier Tommy ~oho .~ lhll aeaaon.
Mer the trade, Qodp.. olflclala
crltlclr.ed tho B11111er, -~ be bado't
lollOftd team rulal.
"YOU don'L 'Wlh ball &inleo with one
guy ~king tc(hl.;tall..iub, °m>tber guy
doing • drug thing, lnolber guy'J>laying 8
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7:15 .. m.
nlng. 1 Allen .. • homer followed ·a daln1g .. !liil tlfo.oot error by ~el third -..n
Ktn McMtillen, who bobbled Mike
-· grounder, prolonging tho ... J!lng. . .
'!be· Vlctriry filabled Oilcago to remain
four games behind the dlv!J!on-leadlng
OUJand. Athletics ..
USC . reeovered !lye <Jngon state
--nmnlng ils unbeaten 1trei.k to seven games. 2--0 this season.
McN.W -.ii two touchdowns and gain-
ed 117 yards agalnsl Arkansu last week.
'!)le Beavers, who have lost 10 fumbl ..
in losing two games thi9 season. gave up
M7 yanls nisbing and :UI yards pa.ssing
before 56,B fans In Memorial Coliseum.
,
Rams, Saints
Clash Today . .
In NFL ()pener
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LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Roman
Gabriel suffered a collapsed !Wig just
aft<r tho fall practice sessions begao.
Then be bad a bruised.knee.
Now the Loo Angtles Rams must find
out bow much strength their veteran
(jlW'Urbaet mojntaina. for tbe National
Football Leogue ,.......
Most Interested might be Carroll
Rosenbloom who traded hi& BalliQlore
Colts for the RaD. He wu in a stare. of
anxJety when Gabrie1 suffered his fU"Bt
Injury of tbe !all.
Neither tho Rams_nor today's foe -
New Orleans -have done much in the
pre-season. Los Angeles had its worst
ever record at 1·5 and the Saints weren't
much better at 1-4-1. With ·that poor
prelude they start NFL action at 1:05 in
tbe Loo Angeles Coliseum.
Looking back to 1971, the opening game
bolds much importance.
'Ille cotmt was 24-20 for New Orleans a
year ago. Months later, with the season
at its regular close, tho Rams bad lost
tho NFC West title by one-ball game. U
they bad beaten New Orleans in the
opener, It WOD!d have been Los Angeles
and not San Francisco In the top spot.
Once again former Mississippi
quarteri>ack Arebie Manning difects the
New Orleans attack.
Although Manning had a spotty record
during the preseason, be did bit ta of 32
passes in last week's 14-14' tie against
Houaloll. He gained 331 yanls on bis
pa!!lfS and two were f« touchdowns..
Gabriel hasn't played much this cam·
pai!llJ. Tbe &ms tried and released John
Walton and Jerry Rhome as back-up
quarterbacks and then landed Pete
Beatbard, the fonner Southern California
star.
Among the rookies, the Rams have Jim
Bertelsen from Texas, a running bact .
who led tho club through most of the pre-
seuon, while the Saints boast Royce
Smith, their No. I draft choice who wW
be llarting at offensive right guard.
Smith, from Georgia, starts because
veteran Del Williams injured a knee and
will be out of actkm. si.J: to eight weeks.
An.. -·· .... \'lr1oall1 cllndlocl victory, the TN>Jano rolled up 31 -.
ball polnll, lncludln& a o • e • 1 a r d
touchdon run by .-ve fUJ1bock Roy
Washmenl with~ -to play.
OSU, whlcll got its -wn on
Wilaon Morris' !~yard nm Iii the lllCOOd q-. !ell back :au on MIU Rae'1 :IO-
yard field goal In the thlnl plriod alter a
diort 1l·yard punt by Bob McKemle. 'Ille
Trojllll tbeo laundled their Jonaeot -
-99 yards In five plays. It eulminllted
with Rae'• rl·Yard TD pm to tiCb1 end
OwleoYCMID(.
Rae bad pitdled 47 yanls flUn bis own
en!f rme lo Edesd Garrison to get the
drive under way.
The TrojUIS, who held the Beavers lo a
oet 23 yanls rushing OD 43 I":;!:
a 3-yard touchdown pass from
Pat Hadeo lo sophomore J. K. McKay,
son of USC coach John McKay, in tho
third quarter after the first ol two coo-
-.tlYe -ol -· by osu. Hadm also ,.... 10 yards for a
-In the fourth quarftt belore
&ivlnl WI:/ to USC• third llrioi
quarterback, Rob AdDlpb.
OSU'1 Mike Davenport fwnbled an the
game'• lllth plsy and John Grant
recoverod at mld·fi•ld for the 'l'NljaM.
Five playa toter, McNtlll toot a pltclloul
from Rae, shoot loooe lrom Sieve Bmm
and carried defensive blcl< Jim LDly Into
the tnd zone oo a 14-yard pjoy.
OSU quarterback Tom HJctey fwnbled
a pltcllout and USC l'tCO'lered at the
Beaver 14 to set up McNe.lll'a second
touchdown from two yards out.
After Mcrris' touchdown, USC came
hick 70 yards in aevea plays with McNeill
rounding left end untouched the linal five
for bla third touchdown.
Rae completed 12 of 19 passes !or 248
y11.1:ds and Haden hit on seven of. 12 for 6&.
Hickey went most of t.he way for OSU,
UC LA Blows B ig Lead
Bruins Outscore
Panthers, 38-28
PrCTSBURGH (AP) -Quarterback
Mark Harman took UCLA or, scoring
drives of t9 and 83 yards the fll'Sl two
times the Bruins had the ball and second·
siring qua~ck Rob Scribner dashed
S3 yards for a seeond period touchdown
as the nation's eighth ranked college
football team defeated Pittsburgh, M-28,
Saturday.
Kennit Johnson then raced 80 yards in
the third quarter to thwart a Pitt come-
baCk after the Panthers scored tWice in
less than three minutes on fourth down
passes by Jolin Hogan I<> cllop a 21-polnl
halftime deficit lo 24-14.
It was the second co.isecutive triumph
for µie Bruins, who won only two games
a year ago, but started the 1972 season
with a 20-17 upset of Nebraska's deren-
dJng national champions.
Pitt is 0-2.
James McAiister, UCLA's heralded
new rurm.log back, bolted 28 yards to his
own 32 'yard line to get the Bruins out ot
a deep bole after Pitt's Tim Hornish
punted out of bounds at the one.
With Jdu1aon carrying five times for 31
yanls and Hannon passing 13 yards to
Bt1d Lyman for a first down at the Pitt
42, the Bruins marched to the two and
Harmon Eort!id the fll'st touchdown on a
keeper.
Harmon was the star of the second
toochdown qt-Ive. Re rolled around right
end twice for key first downs, picklrig up
18 yards the first time and 10 the neiit. In
between, he fired a 3$-yard pass to Gene
Bleymalet at the Pitt 40.
McAllster scored from a yard out on
tho lint play of the second period and
Efren Herrera booted a 36-yard field goal
for a 17-0 bulge before the Bruins sent in
their second string backfield and
Scribner broke free for 63 yards on a
keeper around left end.
Hogan sparked Pitt's comeback, ~
Ing 10 yanls lo Les Block I<> cap a If.
yard drive end seven yard! to Lance
Wall alter Jim Buckman hartwed
Harmon into a ""·i\d pitchout and
Ed ~tarsteller recovered at the ud.A 20.
UCLA's newly adopted wishbone of-
fense reeled ofr 425 yards on the ground
-259 in the first half. Johnson led the
way with 1158 yards on 17 carries,
MeAllster had 16 for 8~ yards and
Scribner eight for 75.
After Pitt pulled within 10 points, John
White booted the ensuing kickoff into the
UCLA endzone for a touchback. On the
first play, Johnson broke through ,tfie
i'ight side, shook clear at the 28 and sped
the rest of the way untouched.
Hogan gave way to Bob Medwid late in
the third quarter and the n e w
quarterback sparked an BO-yard scoring:
drive with a 46--yard pass to Block, a lfi..
yard keeper and a one-yard smash ror
tbe touchdown.
Hogan returned to throw a 23-yard
touchdown pass to Wall with 49 seconds
remaining in the game. Sandwiched
between Pitt's last l"-'O touchdowns was a
three-yard scoring run by, UCLA's Gary
Campbell, giving each member of the
starting backfield ()ne touchdown for the
day.
Pitt, running a wishbone or ils own.
galned 179 yards on the ground and 144
passing. The latter yardage all came in
the second half, wlien Hogan and Medwid
connected on Dine of 11 attempts.
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fumbles In the game came on the goal
Une. Sam CUnnlngbam lost ·the ball lo
Lilly who cauahl tho bell In tho air and
returned 17 yanls.
The 'l'N>Jana loot another -• In !be aecond baU when olllcials ruled Mc:KoJ
caught a 22-yard throw from Haden
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SPORTS
Dodgers Ease
To 10-0 Wi n
Behind Davis
HOUSTON (AP}-Wlllie Dav is stroked
four hits including a three-run hornet
Saturday night, leading the I.All Angeles
Dodgers to a 10.0 romp over the Houston
Astros.
The victory moved the Dodgen within
three games of the eecond place Ast.roe
in baseball'• NaUonal Leacue Wat. 1be
defeat left lloulton olghl g1me1 behind
Cincinnati and cut t.be Reda' maci«>
O.TV T oll•ll
Chanael ll •t N_,..
number for clinching the division UUe lo
six. .
Davis' 18th homer of the year keyed a
four-nm Dodgers. fourth inning and that
was all Don Sutton, 16-9, needed. The
lanky right-bander limited the Astros to
seven hits In p:mtlng his seventh shutout
of the season.
'I1le Dollgers added another run in the
fifth on IUCCelli ve singles by Willie
Crawford, Bob Valentine and Bill
Russell.
Maury Willi' two-run double was the
big blow of a four·run Dodger sevenlh.
Bill Grabarkewitz singled Mme anotbu
and one came in on a wild pitch.
4 TerT)' McI>eanott's first major league
bit, plu:s 1ingle1 by Crawford and Valen-
tine added another Dodger run in the
eightb.
Valentine bad three hits and knocked in
two runs. Davil was good for thl'ft rbl.
Sutton struck ou t six and allowed three
walks.
F.oncb received the loss. He allowed
teven hltl and four runs, walking two
and llrll:lng out three.
Today'• rematch wW pit tbe Dodgers'
AJ Downbig, a.a, against Lany Dierker,
1~7.
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Chargers~\ 49er~ Collide Today
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Tho San
Francisco um, •bo have seen a lot
more of Duane Thomas than the San
Diego aiatwert hne, aboald profit from
the a-et Ult Sm DlegO<Jwned nm-
nill( bock SundaJ.
Thomu lllarred for tho D a II • •
CowboYI In the IMt two Natloaal Foot·
ball c..tcreooe championship garn<s,
tu1111lng lhrooab lier•' def.-. for big
yardage in bolb CoWbol'l:fvlctorttl. But Mike Garrett ~Lee White are
the probable 1tortlnf nmnlliC backl for
the Chargers In Sunc117'1 Natioool Foot-
bill tugUe opener bere. Thomas, ac-
quired In a trade Wt wlnt<r, rtlused lo
Join tho Chargers.
New Cbargers coach Darland Svare
plcUd up .. veral other new, players dur-
0. TV T .... 11 c" .. ..el 4 .tt I
ins the ofbulOD, aod most are ready to
start the 1e11011. They lnclfllle defensive
end llelcon Jones lrom tb&Los Anf:!: Rama, wtde.recdver·Dtvo Wllll11111
tho St. Lculs Cardlnal1 and defensive ·
tackle Dave Costa from the Denver
Bl'OftCOI. • •
One place wbers Svare made "°
.
dlanp was at quarterbock, where expected at Candlatlck Part.
durable John HadI ttlllmf for his llth. San Diego weot 4-1-1 In :l!'i,l:'ulOll.
leftlOll. Sao Francisco WU s-s but Mini
"He'a bff.n arcuid a long time," .aaya with victories OV'tl' Oailtod and Loi
41en Cooch DICk Nolan. "And, like John An&elu.
Brodie, be ·can read de le n a Ive Brodie'• rtgular running backl Ken
wealmeuel and take them apart." Willard and Vic Washington have 'mbiar
Had! led the a.a....,. to a 17-18 -..Jeg ll\lurles but are read)' t~ plsy, H not
pre1euon vlcl<>l'J' over lhe 49en, throw· start. Larry • Sdlrelber llld JimltlJ
Ing a tole touchdowa llJ"-to Jerry '111om11 may bl Sunday's llarten.
LeV)as. Brodie, tho lkl' 11-year But the lien lliould have famlllar
V.teran, ut that game out. 'laces at the other positions. Del-.W
The tea1111 wlll be facing each other for tnd Cedrick Hardman bas ~
tbe first time In a regular season gamo from a tnee Injury just in limo IO
Sunday, and a crowd ol about I0,000 to reclaim bis starting Joi>.
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... % DAILY f!LOT Sund11, StpWnbor 17, 1'172
. l,N A PIRATE'S bllllSP-Bill Cornelius (10), Gold·
·en West Co1lege quarterback is under terrific pres·
sure from an out&tanding Orange Coa,11t College
DAILY PILOT l'llttN '1 L .. l'lr•
front line. Pat Sweetland has him collared in above
action with Elden Kidd closing for the kill.
Mitchell Saved It for Bu cs
With Midnight Interception
By HOW ARD L. HANDY
Of "'-hllJ •1i.1 lllft
A sports sage of old once 11ald, 1'1 'd
r~her be lucky than good,"
Thl1 isn't to say that Golden West or
.ota1111e Coul Colle1e didn't play beadl-
uP' rooibott all the way Saturday night
~ore a ·ritandlng rrom only crowd, but It
does Indicate the !lnal outcome -and
both sides wlll admit to the testimony.
Orange Coa1t held the upper hand on
the ICOl'ebollrd throuKM!t the 1ame but
Golden We!t came as close to victory as
Is humanly possible -that is, without
pulling It out
With !: 14 Jen lo play, the hlgbly
reaarded passing combine of Bill
Cornelius and Randy Cobb eppanmtly
bad the decision wrapped up In a
package for the Rustlers . _ Bu! fol• decreed otherwlJt and Sieve
MltcheU of the PJrate1 wu one of the
tno!lt surprised men on the neld. ·Instead
of being the goat, he came out the hero.·
The Rustlers had put together their
bel!lt drive of the nlaht, moving from
their own 20 to the Orange Coa&t nine
where it was third and aoal.
Cobb ran a pattern agaln1t Mitchell
and the latter fell . But let Steve tell it
rrom the happy Orange Coa1t dreesing
room where rock and roll music blared
loud and clear.
"I had him (Cobb) ln a man-on-manThis ls an emotional game and we're
sltuaUon," Mitchell explaint. "I 11Jpped glad to win lt.''
when I went to 10 in the end zooe with His counterpart at Golden West, Ray
him, then. got up. The ball wu thrown Shackleford, heaped praile on~ the
right into his stomach but somehow it Pirate!. •
Popped out of hia hands and I grabbed "I said JJefore the game they were an
it." outstanding football team and I
He not only grabbed It bllt returned it still think they are.
to the 11-yard line and Oranie C.oa1t ran "Sure, our kids are down right now but
out the clock, moving deep into Rustlers we'll bounce back.
territory before 1lvlna up the ball with JIJ "We hate to lose. But we have a good
second.!! to'dO. · football team and it i!n't a disgrace to
Orange Cont coach Dick Tucker was Jose to a good team like Orange Coast.
unhappy with the large number of "Overall I was pleased with our pasa
penalties called q1inat his team . protection but our timing on the passing
"I couldn't believe those pentltles," he game wun't quite what it should have
said after the game. "We certainly have been."
a lot of work to do to cut down on the Both quarterbacks were dissatisfied
number of penalties or we'll be in trou-with their work although W hi t e
hie. dominated the individual statistics. "I thought our defense ·played a great "We didn't have it tonight," lhe OCC
game and Alvin (White) had a fine night. signal-caller said after the battle, "We'd
But on that play in the end zone, I never move on. •em and then we couldn't acore.
saw, it. All I heard was the roar of the We abould have beatea them by 1 larger
croWd but I'm glad we got the b8tl." &00re."
Tucker was beselged by glad~handers Cornelius summed it up in two words, •ff;: ...,..tulaliolll and when be "loo nervous."
•le lnlo the Plralft dreuln& room, And Cobb added two more, "no con-
he e •borated IUrlber above the no!M and centratlon."
shoull of the happy w!nnen. The !Int ont's out of the way for both
"Our delena1 did a 1ooc1 job boldlng teams and the lulure ti bright.
!hem lo two fleld JIOIJa but we have IGll1o Each team couht'be In the thick or Ill
work io do for tbs reat of tho 111oon. con!.....,. scramble tater ln tho ,.uon.
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PULL Sl'llD AHIAD--John Dl•on (44) of Oran1e
CoH( College drivt1 through a wide hole with aid
Of a block by i uammate on Golden West's Jim
Potter. Golden West's Mike Ladd (18) 1' comln1 In
from Ill• side lo mm Ille tackle.
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Buc·s Win Tense ·Battle '
From Rustlers, 10-6 '-
By CRAIG 8HEf'F
Of"90lltr PllMtHff'
fl fl&Ured to .. down lo the wire -and
It did.
It fl&Ured to be a teme balUe betwteo
two boated rlvall -ond It wu.
And allbouCb Satunlay nl(ht'1 ....,,th
aonual sklnnJJb between Oranse Coast
Collqe and Golden West was not the
most artlotle aflalr, It certatnly opened
the ll'IJ football eampalcn In • bl1 wsy.
'
IJ.yard ltrike """' Wblle lo ....ms. back SWve MoJndlkl
On tho pll)' Whlto, Piiio& Cood II'°'
t.cttoo ocrmnb1od to bla rtaJ>I ud spot-
ted ~all aloae 11 tbe two.
ll""'1 llJcardo booted tbe PAT and
then added • flak! pl -tbe 1..,ard line with llx mlnutel to .. In tho hall,
1Jv1011 tbe BID a 104 liallthne balJt.
1o tbe ftnt llall, tho occ deleose
dominated tho pme, holdlnr tho Gotdta
West nmnlnl 1ame lo jult nine yarda.
.
And the RulUen could only pick up U
1lrda In the air ln the Initial ball.
Ohllr• Cout wat plquad by
DllllllrOlll penaltlol, aome of .tJiem qulto
quetlioN"1e. Coad! Dick 'l'UcUr'• club wu cited 11 tlmet for 111 yardf while
Golden Well dJd not havt a penll!l
maldled oil qalnlt It. .
Mooalwl wu tho ltadlnr receiver In
the pme, eatchlna m "' White'• throws
for 81 yards. And DIJQO loPl*I all
ruaben With '17 nel yardl ln a cmto. Appn>"1m1tety, 7,200 football llnl
watched OCC'• Pirates bold on for a 104
victory over Golden Wat.
It WU I frustrallna tame for both
tea ma.
Paclfle-8 Rotltlffap
Ora1111e Coat! dominated the 11&1!3t1cal
end· of !be picture repeatedly drlvtn1 In·
side tbe Rustlers SO-yard line with little
success.
And Golden West bad a pair of sure
touchdown pUlel dropped and another
mulled inside the five-yard line that
would have given the Ru1tlen a fll'lt
down.
Cal Turns Back Cougars;
I
Stanford, Huskies iWin
The key play of the pme came with
5:14 left in the final quarter when OCC
cornerback Steve Mitchell, a letterman
two 1ea10nl!I ago, picked off a Golden
West pass that had touchdown labeled all
over it.
Orange C.Oast then ran out the clock,
drivJna to the Golden West nine, before
the drive bogged down.
But there was only llJ seconda left and
the Rustlers were out of it.
In that crucllt play by the RU1tlets,
Golden West quarterback Bill ComellUI
threw a 1trlke to wide receJver Randy
~bb in the end zone.
The ball hit him In the otomach,
bounced up and Mltcbell caught It on the
dead nm. He ran It out to the ll·yard line
and tile Plrales had II all but locked up.
A play earlier a Comeliua1 pus was
dropped at the four-yard line.
Cornelius also bad a sure touchdown
pass muffed with 10 minutes left in the
third quarter. That 'WOUid have tied it at
JO. Instead the Ruailen had to setUe for
a a7-yard field goal by Breit White two
plays later.
After OCC had spotted the Rwtlera !l
3--0 lead early in the !lrat quarter (a 37·
yarder by White), the Pirates came roar-
ing back to take the lead for food -and
the game appeared like It might tum Into
an offensive struggle.
The Buc1, behind quarterback Alvin
Wblte's guidance, drove 31 yards after
Mike Barth recovered a Golden West
fumble.
A 17-yard pu1 from White to Steve
Monahan and a two-yard run by
freshman John Dixon set up the TD -a
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quarterback Jay Ctu%e and .._., nm-
ning back Fred Leathers tanlted a
Callfomll rally that wiped CUI a IN>
deficit and oarrted the Golden11eih to a
37.23 Paclfl<.e Conlerence football vic-
tory over Wublngton State Saturday.
Quarterback Ty Paine's opUon mastery
vaulted the vllltlng Cougan lo a 17~ teed,
but the Golden Bean pulled lo within 17·
H at the hall on Lealhera' Q.yard
touchdown nm with • screen J>lll and Cruze'• two-yard tou~.wn. _ _
Leathera, a 185-pound junior collep
transfer, lroke loote for a ft-yard
touchdown run midway lhrolllh tbe third
period to place tho Bean ahead for (odd.
On Wuhlnaton State'• next 1eriea, cor-
nerback Bob QJrry lnlercepted a Paine
pasa and darted IO yarda for a ·
touchdown.
The Cout:an c1111e beck on a tbree-
yard touchdown nm by Ken Grandberry,
but Cal's Bob Kampa blocked the con-
version kick, leavlhg the Bears ahead 28-
23 early in the final period.
Cal scored the clincher on its next
series, Cruze leading an 80-yard drive
and hitting wide receiver Dave Bateman
with a 20-yard touchdown pass.
Cruze completed 10 of 17 pauea for 151
yarda as California squared Jta reCU'd at
l·l and Is now I.() in conference play.
Leathers rushed !or 57 yards and added
93 more on four receptions.
Paine, who did most of his damage
early, nJJhed ror Ill yarda.and hit 18 ol 31
passes for 162 yards. Grandberry rushed
for 67 yards for the Cougars, now 1·1
overall and 0-1 in tbe Pac-8.
Paine, the Q>ugars career all-tllne
total oflenae leader, duhed 48 yards to
the cat 18 on a thlrd-anckii: altuaUon
early in the first quarter. triggering
WSU's fint touchdown drive.
Paine added a 13-yard run ln the 79-
yard marth, capped by Grandberry'•
three-yard run around rlaht end on a
pitch from Paine.
Cards Sack SJS
STANFORD -Quarterback Mike
Boryl1 threw two touchdown puses and
scored a third TD as Slanlor. opened Ill
football season Saturday y thrashing
San Jose State 44-0.
After a scoreleu first quarter, the
Cardinals, ln their lirll same un-
der coach Jack Chrlstianaen, exploded
for three second-quarter touchdowns to
take a 20-0 halitime lead. ,
'lbe firat tcort came on a ftVe-yard
paM from Boryla to flanker Eric Croes
Baseball ~tandings
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with a flv•yard pau. Follo'llln( 1 Spartan
punt leaa than three mlnulea tater,
hallbact ~obn Wlneaberry -t Ill yal'da
on a lrap play for anojher ~wn.
Lala In the hall substitute 1'allliiic~ Scott
Laidlaw ran 12 yarda on another lr1p to
..t up a sever>yard pw fl'olll Boryla to
Cross for a last-eecond ICOH.
lo the oecond hall the Stanford defense
kept the Spartan& deep ln their own ter-
ritory, and ocored a touchdown on a :io
yard lnlercapUon return by llnebacbr
Te!T)' Pa~. ll>J ~-delwe.atlded. two more polnll on a aalety irbon
defensive end Roger Stlllwell tacklld:San
J01e tailback Darryl Jenkins ln hll own
end IODe.
Huskies Top Duke
SICA'ITLE -W11hlngton quarterback
SoMy Strklller returned to actlm Satur-
dey. and hit Tom Scotl with a 4S yanl
9COTlng peu to lead the HU8kies to a 14-8
victory over Duke in an intersectional
football game.
Sixkiller, who missed lut nek'1 came
with an ankle 1praln, broke !clv>ol
career recorda for passing yards and
for total offensive yardage-both marks
previously set by All·American .Do11
Heinrich In the early l!l!Os.
Duke's Blue Devils held the faVored
Huskies to a 0-0 haJftime tie but didn 't
score until five minutes before the en<f.
'11:ie acortng drive came rlpt alter the
Sllllller 'to Scotl louchdown.
An interlerence call on a Bob Albright-
to-Richard Brienza pass gave Duke tile
ball on its 42. A pair of penaltlOI ond a
nine ~ IC8mper up the middle by
Gl'IC• Ganin · was climaxed when Mike B<lallmlnlr plunged over from the 1111e.
Albright'& <lODVertlon pass wu in-
complete.
Fouts Sparkles
EUGENE, Ore. -Den Foull, a
slender s:-3 quarterback from San FJ'an..
cisco, passed for 271 yardl and two
touchdowns Saturday night as Oregon
whipped Arizona, 34-7 in an intersectional
football g«me.
A crowd of 30,000 watched Fouta com-.
plete ZO of 33 poises as he ...,..-Bob
BeiTy'a career OHgon palling ~.
Fouts now hes 4,4SO yarda pasJna ln bla
three yeart at Oregon.
Outside of two lnterceptlo111 by Arir.ona
conitrback Roosselt Williams, FouUI
threw two acortna: passes to Bob Palm,
the second coming in tbe fourth quarter
as Oregon scored three times.
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Sunday, Sfple11111tr 11, 1972 DAILY PILOT • :J
Gauchos Stumh·le~ . . ...... :-'
To 7-0 Triumph
Over Chargers
By ROGER CARLSON
Of ... h!IJ' Pli.t llltt
An inconsistent, stumbling ofierue got
It all tOfi!ether for one vital march et !he
outset of the second half Sa1urday night
and the Gauchos o( Saddlebrack Collegt-
made It stand up for' a 7-0 conquest or
Cypress College before 3,500 fans at ~1is-
1lon Viejo High.
Coach George Hartman's Gauchos thus
make their initial 1972 ouling a succf'Ss
deapite the lack of expeetNI offen."i\'c
flrN'Orks.
Plagued by poor pitchouts on option
plays, fumbles and i n t er c e p t ions ,
Hartman's crew played it close to the
vest in the 67-yard scoring drive 1\'i th
halfbacks Aundre Hohnes and Joe .Jones
tnk.lng turns darting straight ahead <ln
power plays.
Quarterback Bob Dulich <1lso pitched in
with some keepers to keep thr Cypress
Chargers' defenders honest .
The big play was an 11-yard pass from
Dullch to Hal Proppe. That put the ball
on the \oser~t"'O-yard line after a
penalty had offset a previous run by
Dulich to the ty:o.
t'4Ji damn many mlstak~s for an~
game," steamed Hartman aft~
"Bui our defense turned in a fine elfort:'!-.... Spearheading Saddleback's defet'lll¥if
team was C..ordon Duncan, who ttm..
af1er lime spilled enemy runners in theif.
tracks.
But there .,.,·ere three crucial plays Qili:
kept Cypress away. _
The last critical pl:iy came with 2:~
left in the game and C)'J>rc&! camped. ol
the Saddlcback 11. The ChArgers had •
~hot at Sadctleback follo1\'ing a 10-~
Gaucho punt. •
But quarterback Bob Dill fumbled and
Rick Jacobs came up "·ith the ball to end
the threat.
First half fireworks for Cypress came
b\ the form of 55 nnd 56-yard runs by
hulfbacks Ken Ham merton and Bob Dai;'
per.
But drfensive b.1ck Ken Marquardt
stopped ilammerton on the SaddJebaclt
27 and he and mate Keith Gibson put u1'!
skids lo Dapper <ln the Gauchos' 17.
. MU. Y PILOT ..... M l ldlarf KMIW
SADDLEBACK'S 809 DULICH (5) RAMBLES FOR YARDAGE IN 7.IJ VICTORY SATURDAY OVER CYPRESS. M<lments later it was Holmes bursting
O'Ver his right side for the touchdown_
Kevln Wright toed the PAT and it 1\·as 7-0
wit h 8:57 still remaining in the 1hird
period.
Aside from those two rum the
overwhelming Saddleback derense allO\V•
ed but 81 yards.net on the ground and the
secondary came through with three in-
terceptions. •
Blue .Book to Be1 Reviewed Beal Sparks Then the Gauchos turned to their
defense to make il 5land up. "\Ve made
'
Interceptions and fwnble.s were a sar4:
spot for llartman as his; team coughed ui.1
the ball twice on fumbles and four Sado
dJebac.k .aerials were picked of!.
The Gauc!D threatened serkxlJly on
ttu'et. other occasioru:. But a fourth-down
pass from the 11 went incomplete, a
fumble on the 14 and later an m..
tercepUon Jn the end · zone negated. eecb
threat. * Ath'letic DirectOrs to Discuss Ru'les UCI Runners e AM I ITATllTICI
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Considering the hornndtus foulups up
and down the ehiains vf command Jast
year for .several high !Chool football
teams, it appears apparenf tlJat the
acheduled "Know Your BIJJe Book Day"
Friday is in order.
FootbaU teams 1rom San · ci-rte,
Saddleback and La Quinla w~ loniod to
forieit hMd earned victories it> ~1
beoause of an obvious lack 'of com-
mmlication, knowledge oc correct in-
terpretation of roles.
Clifford B. Fqan, the · n:eootive
eecretary t1f the National Federation of
lllete lllgb School Athletic Asioclations,
ROGER
CAfil.SON
"111 be Ille lllfiln speaker In conjUDCllm
with the Oran&• County Athletic Direc-
llra Auoclatlan 'and tbe CIF soutbtrn
5eclloo at ..... !m's IM ol-.
_. tbe Jllll>llc will lie prWileged to
be Informed " the eenteJt .. fnllts •f labor of sucll a meetiJ1C, Js del>etalllo,
however.
Tbe mt time ft ·-to 8D Oraice.(lounty athlolie 4-. ~
the .,,sa -"'""' am! tile health of tile Sou1111and's atlllet.s. We were ban-
ned from the clandestine meeting by EI
DO<adC> High athletic diNdor Tom
Byrnes, fo!k>wlng the -lom of the
Orange County organization.
Whether we, as representatives or the
public, will be welcome thia time isn't
clear.
What is clear, however, is that athletic
ofUc.lals from such areas as Ketella, La
Quinta, Servile, Newport Harbor, San
Clemente, Saddleback, c:o.ta Mesa. and
maybe even Anlheim, among others,
would be well adVl!ed to -· Fagan, not to be ceolu!ed with J . Ken
neth Fapns, the CIF Southern Section
commissioner, will be making hi.s first
appearance before. C a 11 f o r n i a ad·
ministrators since he joined the national
federation in 1957.
·ni. "Know Yoor Blue l!ool< Day" pro-
gram wiU' al8o Include official iJl.
terpr-of 'eligibility rulea and
oports nguJailom on Individual besil. It
starts at t a.m. and will include a quest-
ion and ~wer session.
Former llarl.M mp wrtstliDg eoacb
and assistant fQ9tball coacb Joe Corre
bas tall.en a bead foot&all coaclllng job at
Canon City, Colo.
Dana Hills High boooters club presi-
dett WerTen Eljenboiln appears to have
that body going in the right direction in
this iiiitial year of football f~ the
Dol!illll!.
Eljetilolm is a !onner football player
himself, becking up Norin Van Brocklin
at Oregon in his collegiate days .
Don't Joell: f or Dana Buts and San
Clemente to get locked ap ln a football
rivalry for awldle. -ne emotional ud
fltyRcal strain is too macb of a handicap
aceon:U11 to tbe powers that make up &he
ICb<dalea.
'Ibere's concern in the CIF Southern
Section camp Involving the dmti< drop
in attendance for football la.st year!.
Th.e figures fell off for ihe first time in
eight years and rether ckamatica1ly.
Some d!alk it up to the fact tbat the ~1
aeason was devoid of Bi!lhop Amat Higb'•
Pat Haden end John McKay Jr. com-
binatioa. That tandem surely bypoed
geiieral Interest In ·t11e preps.
Another item is limply· the financial
aspect. . "'··
At any rate, Orange Coast ate1 fans
figure to have plf!nty of. attractions for
'72.
Estancia lllib. bu tranlfer QB Mike
Magnei: end . San Clemente bas ' ID
ou131aociin( quorterboclt In Bill Kenney.
Newport Hu1Jor bas Steve Buldch al
Top Lett.errnen Return
Golden West Polo Team
~ I
Tabbed to Win Circuit
Gol4en West COiiege'• water Polo team
Is again Ille favorite In l\Je Southem
caJllomla Conference. ·
Anll·wby not? The Rustl<rs ol ....it
Tom Hermstad bave _, l'1lrlcht . .,..
lhmd !be circult tiUe fm' lhe;....tbnie
years. •
And 'with elgbl lllp-OicJll let-en
band and' ID Influx ol pd llwilmen,
Golden West will p!l>bably ~ It
again.
Toppilll the list of letter-wlnnera .,..
pie Ed Wblte. aloag with blue ~
Al Hoops and Mark MIDslldd. The latter
played for Hennstad two ...-ap.
Other lettermen Include Greg Booth,
Peter Eich, Mike Mcllougle, Scott Moon!
and Jolm Perltlils.
Fmbmeo on the Gold<n WU! ...W
Include John Maltby, Mark <Jardl!lu,
Ken K!Dg, Hal l!ellnlngton and Douc
Dunn (Marina), Peter · N°lli, Jim
McAdams, (Kurl w..i.iflOM· aid P'rlllk
Bro-(Fountam Valier), La r r 1 -.U... (Garden Grove) :...i: R1cU1<1
1-la (Sima, WbltUer).
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0 We have 81\ utremelr good &oalle in
Wblte 8Dd I've been impreosed with
some of tbe freshmen. They're prelty
heady kids. This will be o~r blgg.,t
team. And should have p>d depth," says
Henrulad ..
The Rustlers open play Wednesday,
hootlni Grossmoot ID a 1::10 Wt. Friday
and .Satunlay Hennstad'1 club wlU tnvd
to Santa Barban to play In the annual
UCSB toumameat. .
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quarterOOck, the son or fonntt USC and
allcago Bears great Rudy Bukich.
Westminster boasts the Accomando
·brothers (Dan and Tony) and Corona del
Mar bas about 57 good ones.
Mater Dei is Mater Dei and that's
enough for any Mona;Chs fan . It's
somewhat quiet at Marina, Edison and
Fountain Valley in the tub thumping
department, but those fans appear to
have plenty to get excited about after a
disappointing season in '71.
Costa Mesa' plays Western and
Newport Harbor in non-league issues,
getting its chance to knock olf the big .....
On paper h1ission Vieje, University,
Dana Hills, Huntington Beach and
Laguna Beach appear to have a tough
slate ahead, but backers in those areas
_aren't buying that Une.
Thus the '12 season appears bright at
tl1ls stage.
Greg Beal, captain of the UC Irvine
cross country team, ~ the Anteaters
to victory over host California Lutheran
College Saturday morning in the opening
meet of the seaSOD for both schools.
Beal was timed in 19:24 for the 3~ -
mile hillside CO!ll'le in a race that. saw
UCI cop fi ve of the first seven places.
Ian Qmunings was seconC fOr the
hosts In 19:26 with UCJ1s· Bob Feist third
in 19:.52 and Nick Rose fourth in 20 :14.
Chick Aheran was sixth In 20:58.5 and
Rich Vodhanel was seventh in 20:58.5.
Other UC! finishers Included Steve
Bland (21:19.5), Hank Klem c22:011),
Merk Roeske (22:15) and Wayne !....ts
(23:20).
UCI freshmen Tom and J o h n
Olswang ran in tbe race unattached,
finishing in the fll'st two positions but
ttieir times weu not recorded.
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Ex-Cubs Star
Waitkus Dies ..
BOSI'ON -Eddie Wa itkus, • former
major league first baseman for 11 years
with Oiicago and Philadelphia of the Na·
lional League and BRltlmtft in the
American League, has died at the age of
53.
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Chicago and was lhot in tbt cbelt by a
female teenage admirer in a Qdcago
hotel room In 1948. After lour _,ollona
to remove the 22-<:allber bullet, W&KU
came back to play atx man teUClql
before retiring In I~.
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: Checking Out Area Cross -_CoUntry ,Teams
CorolUI <lel Iller
Corooa del Mar High Scbaol
•bu a large number of
ftlurnees from lut year'• ,..m, but c:ollcll John Blair b
cautiOUJ in hll ouUook.
"We're not really in great
!bape," be says, "a1though I
lblnk we'll be comlderably lltoni« then J11t year."
• Lui -tbe s.a Klnr• 11nilbed llxth in tbe Irvine
J..tacuo.
' 'Blair lOll only hit No. 3 and
No. • runners off last year's
~ad and bu HVlll lfttennen
bick.
'.J'op runner llhould be ..ruor Ilfll ~. and r.now1na blD1 will · 6o )union Mille
A111lhl. , ·1c:o11 Crooker and Mlle 'Mtailnger, .. nlor Mark
Moodt and Junior Dee Guy.
''1'he, ~ ol the pollllona ~ up, f.or 'gr-ibs," Blair says. ;..:,1 ' • ~ CottaMeN
' ~ MHI Hlah Scbaol won fM9 Jn<lne League crom coun-!rY title for the second
t(rtlpt lime lall year and
IOmO Of tbe lN&U. coadlet
6re counllnf. .lbe Muatan1s out
f thil year 1 race.
Joe Flli1tr Isn't buying ii. : .. w, hope to do u well thll
llliar," aey1 tbe man who had ct>od>ed the Mustangs to 26 otnlaht leape wina. "We
dm't have lbe bll tbr .. out In
front of everyone elle, bill we
beve more depth."
_ J'.llbac.mwot replaceJop.run-_
nen DOiie MacLaln and John
and Tom Ol!wana, but hH
oome talented iophomoru and
)union from leape cbam·
pionahlp }un1or vanity and
frelhmln-aophomore lelml.
Top nmner1 lhouJd bt Junior
Tim Gollinck and oenJor Mike
Holliday ("they have an awful
lot of pottntlal"), junior Nick
Priest, 90phomores D av i d
Smith, John Farrell and Chuck
Lester and junior M i k e
Stutsman.
JOE FISHER
Cella Moaa
their legs er lrllllfer lo other
ICb>oJs,"
Wh!Jney doel have one d
the Irvine League's premier
runner1 In junior Dennis
Wll10n, third In the leallUI Jut
year.
•iae can bold hit own with
anyone," •Ys Whitney.
Running with Wilson will be
.. n1or Sergio Var1u and
junior Olarlie Jermlng!I, the
C111ly lettermen, and juniors
Gordon Llndel'Ogh and Bill
McQuown. W h It n e y Is
INrChlng !or runners to nn
out the team.
E•tcnria
It Estancia High School
coach Jim Setby hadn 't loot
two top runners (both moved
away), he might ha.. tbe
Irvine· League title wrappe<!
up before the seaSon started. -
Al Jt is, be look.1 for ·• two--
way battle' for first between
Estancia and COsta Mesa. "1
have to think that Cotta Mesa
is · golrig to be our toughest
meet," · Selby says of the
defending champions.
"But.[ believe We'll do pret·
ty well, at .Jeut runnerup I
-would think. Mo<I of the otbtr Martyn ol Marina -nlurno.
school• ire rebulldln( tbtlr And Ani•I btal Martyn In lht
tuma and we have a lot ol dual meet --tbt two
good nmnen. •• team.I.
Hudlni the lilt art three Aa a lrNlman, Al1'el ran
senior lettermto: Du a a e the two.mile in t:ai:~liane of
Waltmlre, 12th In the Jeasue tbe better ninth aradotlmet In
lall year; Randy Rofflna and tbe nalloo," notet Wood.
Dale Bishop. Also lookln~ &ood '!lie OIJen flniJhad fourth In
are sophomores Ken Connor the leque Jut llUOll "and
(C!F ·Cee cll.Uion high jump Ille tum hun'I -looking
titlhll and 5'1m Ward and bad, lo he hon8lt_ with JOU,"
juniors Lou Laruritzoa and N Y• coach Paw Wood.
Jell Bosen. "I tbou&bt we were goln( to
"We bave tome pret(J. aood be ID r<al trouble, hut tbe
talent," ,.,. Selby. "The boy• tom b dolnC a 1ood job.'
want and they're Jooklna The re11U11nder ol. tbt squad
fonrard lo running." will Include 1e111or Ro b McNalr, IOphomoru Bl I I
Fo11ntel11 Vallett McQuown and Dane Wllaoa.
Fountain Valley High coach . !union Bteva Miiia! a nd
BUI TbomptOn . tblnkl tbe Lance Tucker and sophomore
Barona will be Improved thb Jim BllllJon.
year -but they certainly Other ruJlllOl'I who l1low
can't get much worse. promla:e: Senior Rod Me,dy,
Fountain Valley didn't win a freshman Ken Robert I,
maet Jail year but Thompt0n, aophomore Rlct Lancaoo,
head coach at Magnolla (an senior Evan Lloyd and Junior
Irvine League contender) Jail Jim Schlicht.
seaaon, plant to be quite a bit "TM team 1how1 promlae
stronger. for the future," concedea
"The boys have good a~ Wood .
11tude1 and are workinf hard. w -• B 1'
We've been workint hard on ~una •~ ·
our allltucle 11 well as our La""1• Beach lll"1 School ~hyslcal training and lbe kld1 coach Len Miller ·puta It
want to have a winning team bluntly: .. We're looking for the
thl• year." · vanity championship I h I 1
Three lettermen re tur n : year.'' he eays.
seniors Jerry Pull and Bruce MUler 11 in his fourth season
Moore and juntOr Ed Jennings. as coach of the AttlW and
Other cootender1 for top spots fl~res this Is his year. Three
Include: 1enlor1 Richard of the team's top four and a
Weathersbee ~ M i k e surprise runner will form the
BrunsogJ bojJJ ~ whom ~d not ~quad'• nucleu.s.
run last year; junior trilnsfer Lettermen are seniors Karl
Richard Rutledge fr o m We~r. .Jeff Tensfcldt and
Pasadena; junior Bill Fen· Josh Bright, who helped carry
check and Magnolia transfer t.he team to a ·second, place
Biil .fenkins, a senior. ., lea(lle finish, and the IU~e
11. • • is .foe Navarro. ' Hunt.llf'Ott lleaeh -~ "Ii•'• not a Jettmnan'but
A aophomore runner •ho he'1 been ,No. ·1 in evervthing
had a phenomenal freshman ·We've don1t" savs Miller.
year will carry Huntington Hffe's rn a d e a tremendous
Beach Hlgb School's cross jump In his ruMlng abllltv
country hopes thiJ year. this year, a co mbination of
Robert Angel fln.iahed flfth hard work and mllturitv; Most
In the SU-League laal yeu . of it hll been through . hard
Ind only one man who beat work."
hJm in the league finals -Ken Othtt" runners are seniors
DatTsll Oriakell (who 1h1ssed
JIM .PROST
Motor Del
ADii ... ·~ bu -with a l :M.I c!oddns. IWtJta, N._i Olld llltnl> =."kit--ol lllo ~ Ollllrt i1oWe Pt d r o l1lalOD Btadl. ~ Bad It a' HJcb IChool, """" «Jaldn, a, ...,, brothers junior Yanlly lelJn bu '8'08
'
. .~. elf lop. numer Mlrio lw (a joalor) ...i Jim (a aJne llrl1CM Jeque -. ~ 1op)omor1) a--, Altbouch Hedt81 boo a
Jlul.-yet, llodlord bu ._.. Tim H-11111 "loot! ll'fUp," he 1tW ~ks m 'nlmaluc Y1r11t1 i.t-toldarblltlhrKall'l'qlram "tbe 0111 er two ttroaa kids
-. "U ,.. w111...,, 11 wUJ OldollocM tbal llfl ,... up,.We elm\ have
lie bteaula ol lht dellre ol the "Wt'rl ""7 ~ ol .... any ol tbe -I rlmntn Uh tldt," bt 1111. ' pie," 11)'1 ~. •11!'1 Marina and NowpOrt have bad
''11>oy'rl worldai 11...s and aotnc to he a bulldlJll year." lbe )lUI few fllfl."
they dm't aoot olt or, m1u W nt•luter Bell man· 1ppean lo be inetlce, but lt'a 1obtf lo bt senior Jtm Poll, who worked
hard ,. win an)'tbJna ID lhll For years '11'811mlmter High hard durlnc tbe -and
leque. School Wll the ldngJSID ol bu 1 4:11 milt to bll credit.
Tum hopes wW flll on run-&mlel Leel!lt crou.country, Otberl will bt lltllort Clluct
..,. Tom Zanotti, To m Tiil. LloM hive fallen oa Cernkky, Merle Pein and
Andenotl 11111 Fred Johllloa, hard Um., the· poll f.., Tom stacy, Junion Dile Qulr-
all Jun1or1 and Eltancla ....... but coach J a c k lie and Tom Shirley (al\ Jet.
tran!fer ~-IAldo, m. HadJaa-. they're on their ~~Bo). b~~~~.ltttennan way bact up. ~ -
V•leertlt• ''Tbll 11 a t Ind o1 Sblrley 8IJd Qulule ""' 1be
Don airittenM; Ii In .hl1 rebulldbtg ytar," 11)'1 Hadftt. leading rum*'t Iii! ytar bul
ltnl year u UtllvanHy J11Cb "We abould bt hellllDC btliJnd bave bten poued 111' by Pol& School'• -country ooach'Jr _____________ ;o;i; ____ "i
ond 11'1 IOlni lo talie IOllll
ran lbe tw .. mlle crou country time before his procram r•ta
course In t :!!. IOlni· L~·· DIUCT
PONTIAC• .. ,__ uwe're ya.v 1-~---.a ... ~ makelng wavet at . -J .. ._.,....~
Mater Del 1J a n o t h e r uy1 tbt coach of tbt lhlnl·
sophomore, Mart Terry, who year Trojam. ll()ur procram
won the Angeluo Leaaue tw.. 11 new and It wUJ he awllllt
mile Jn track (t:IOI. before 11 -.. up."
Other runnen will Include Cbr!tlemm bli QU&)Jty per-
aenlor1 Chrb Long, Tom tormari ID lll1lor "bon·ao.,
Herold and John CbrlJI and wl!O made a 4:113 mna· Jut
IOPhomom Jerry Kaat!na and yur, and IUlor Bob 'Brad-
Dalton Pittman. ford, who inlde tht Cll'
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Frost calls both of hb top _:•::emilln:=· ::::al:• _:l::n_the::_:ha::::ll_::ml::I::;• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ sopboriiores nnaatlonal run.I·
ners. "They worked hard dur.
ing the summer and looked
good . Last year we hustled to
get 20 kids, and now we have
34" out and things are looking
food !or the fUture."
llfbslon Viejo
Mission Viejo High School
won the Crestview League cross country title ta'st·-seas:orr
·and coach Herman Gurule has
~lgh hopes for a repeat
performance.
"We're looking p r e t t y
good," he says. "We should be
right in there competing for
the champiOll!hip."
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ttll you tilt truth ...
DanaBUls
Dana HJJJ1 lil&h School Is
going to hive a rough time in
ltl lniUal cr011 c o u n t r y
......,, hul coach St 'l'
El Niguel G~J Golfers
Stage Two Tournaments
• Jetter by one point la'st yerir
in Mille'a point system) and
Mark Sweenev, juniors Chris
Galloway and Bryn Branid.
freshman Erick Hultz and
nearly 1 dozen other can--
dldates.
"We're i>leased wtth our
turnout and the caliber of the
kids," savs Miller. ''The boYs
have confidence and have set
the goals high this year."
Top JUMers wW be two
brothers, Mark 19d Ken
Hower. Mari. a junior, and
Ken, a senior, are both let-
termen.
Gurule also likes what he
see·s in aophomore John Cook
and will get help from senior
Mark Congiano and Junior Joe
Buono.. 1 Other candlda&es Include
senior ~. Grijalva, junlor
Kirk B.... senior E d
McCarthy and Tustin transfer
Bob C.OOnie, a junior who has
looked sharp.
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11We only hive 1ls au:Ya out women's Io 1 f usoclallon
now, not enough for a com· atlged two tournaments at El
plete t.Hm." DtMa&slo note11. Nlguel Country Club this
"OUr achoo! doesn~ llarl until week. -
Sept. u IO 11'1 dJUlcult ,. ' '!'lie flnl WU I malcll VI.
coach a team now. par affair to celebrate opening
"When school start1 we ex-of the new clubhouse. ·
peel lo get anotbor 20 IUY• In A fllllh~ the winnera In-
out, mostly frnhmen and eluded B o b b t e dePtanque, __,___es." Ch l c ......,...., • ....,.. ar ene ramer, Marlon
J>eMaaio does have one Menne and Cecily McCaffery.
9EalitY runner 1n Mario Alcron In B Oflht it was AMe tr Son aameote High ·School, Wr!g)lt, Lillian D'e mp s e y,
1lbo lettered on the Trltons Edlt!i Cll1Jlnter and Bev..-ly
\taralty last year. 11He'1 a good Henderson. SaUy Bruce won
!>roopect 8IJd Ukea_ lo run," the C fUlht followed by Pat
ta.YI DeMaggio. Ifvenon, Wanda Ouistensen
. otbera out at the present in· and Merle Bteby. In the D
elude sophomores Al flight, it WU Lucy PartOM,
pntlveros, Keity Ahern, Carl Dorothea Ekllof!, Jane Terllell
S"'11Q7er and John Barnum and and Marybtllt Weldon.
junior Rick Joyce, In his first A mull and jel! affair where
tMIOn of cross country. three and ftve pi? IOOl'el ere
; "We'll ron a junior varsity totaled and hill ol. the player'• •rocram in our invitatk>nal handicap ta WJC:I wu the other
ractt, but I'1n not sure what event.
f..e'll do In the Orange Jn A rulht it was C..Uy
Ler:acue," says De Maggio. McCaffery, Fran Riste. Dottle
i Ediso;, Alexander and Jaclde wai..n.
! In B it . was Agnes Gouin, ! A Jaek of depth will hinder Helen Holablrd, B e v e r I y ~IOn High School's effort Henderson and C 1 r o I y n
. Oils teaSOn. Swartley .
• Cotcb John Whitney hll an In ,._ C ••••t ii wu Marge t d e r c l assrnen-domlnattd u,. ......
m, .. but Jt always seems Rouen, Dora Vanflftll, C8rol
t wa y," he ~ays. Koep and Merle Beeby. Bette
· "Something alwaya happem Halliday woli D ~ with
•-·~ good look! · I Bet.y Cov... Dorolliy Heiler ~~..;,.mores. Th:Y Ji;;;::: and Mervis Lynn loll9WlJ>g.
Sefldltl
Marlb'D JOllll won a low net
, lournamenl a I Huntlnllon
lloaclllf Couniry Club this
weak. with ...... ol 71. -
llumwup wu . Cheri
'l'ltomu <1•) lo1Jowtd by Gfn.
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Dudley was the victor wjth 73
followed by Vt O'Gara (78)
and Hazel Mollica {80).
· Irene Pare won the third
flight with 74 with Norma
Smith (78), Lenor wa11re ..
brock (79) and Nora Morales
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League cross country coaches Although not as strong as
lhia year Is Marina High Jut year'• SUnlet League
School, and Vlki n11 coach champion. Newport Harbor
Jack Rowan Jsn't backing High School should fie I d
do,vn. ano ther contender in cross
"We th ink we'll have a 2ood country this Sf!ason.
team if our kida stay healthv," "The loss of John Holcolmb
says Rowan, who took Marina hurt us, but we have a couple
to a second place flnfJh in the o( otben from la st year who
lealtlle Jaat year. should be outstanding for us,"
Tbe tom II holltered by lop llVI coach Jim Hemsley.
runner Ken Martyn.-school Hem1ley, 11ailtant track
record holder in ~ mile coach. al lhe ICbool, is
14:2U) '\fho·flnlshed fourth Jn coaching tho learn thll voar in
the Jeagua u a Junior. . Ille absence ol Berl Donald,
Also returning · are Sieve who Is on abbaUcal.
Reed (12th) and junior BJume Backhont ol the learn will
(!!th u a IOpbomote). bt two Mnlora, Lee Batson
Tbe otltar IJIOtl are uo for and Ctall Clark, while ad-
_,.bl between junJ.or , Steve ~ tUtlon1J heln wlll come from
Moorhead, ~ Bob , Kerry Scot~ senior transfer
Scholar, junior' Cary Mook. from Northern Califonia who
IOPhomore• Ron Williams and ran at Newport as a sop~
Rfck Jensen and freshman more.
~ve Arlow. Other candidates Include
1 "We're not quite as deep 11s Kurk Clark (so phomore
tn the past, says Rowan. "In brother of Craig), KO II j f
the pest three yean we've had O'Hara and seniors Jeff King
real food depth." and Bill Hcidbrink.
Rowan will rtceive belp The league dual meet cham-
ftom a c h a m p I o n s h I p ntonship could be decided in a
freshman-sophomore team. hurry when Newoort and
"' Marina confront each other in Mater Dd the first l001l meet ol the year.
·Mater Doi High School Marina finished second last
coach Jitn Frost makes no :vear and is the top contender
bones about his cross country this season.
team: He tblnlu bt can. defend
his An1elu1 League Utle and
he thinks he bas the county's
best sophomore nmner in Joe
Dowling.
He could be right on both
cotmts.
Dowling won the Angelus
League last year and ran a
4:28 mile as a freshman. He
Sa• Cletllent•
'Ibings are not exactly rosey
for San Clemente lll"1 Scbool
coach Bob Rodford.
The TrltGlll Win I senlor-
dantlnated team latt seuon
and el!"ll'I an even split in
their dual 1111111, ftnllltlng
with 1 ._. mark.
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<>ranee Coast area .ttboola
Mater Ot1 a.nd Carma dtl Mar
are 1.nc.luded in K E Z R ' 1
schedule of -ll Jl!J10t to JIM NIEMIEC
Matlin illbln& mnatns &tow for harbor area 1na1eri u !be
1plbl>lll1 hive been playlnJ bard to sel To dlte, 41 marlin
aod nine broadblll have been checked in at the ~ Anlilnf
Club, ttporll Janet Oenlt.
Last week BAC member Mll<e Klllloo weliJ>ed·in 1 230-
pow>d 1wordflsh whlle flshln& aboard !be boat "Profit." Killion
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Clrlton, aJso 1 BAC member, checked in a f77-pound marlin
wkicb abe hooked on a Uve mackenl.
Jigs are .stlll -produclng the most marlin strikes, but experts
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E.rotlc Game Fish Being Ceu91tt
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waten and are rewarding deep sea aqler1 wit.Ill plenty of ac-
tlcNt. Bi« catcltet of dol,.ia, -ntpfof Jt pou4J or more ,
Jiul yellowlll t... ltrtpphtc opoolt, llbaoore ud yellowtaU
ltt lalgblll•lfq tlte deep Wiler lctloa elf Sao Diego.
Warm water ud 1otd bat& eoedkiom are respoulble for
brlngta1 tlte ft,. up le our waters. Sklppen ttport t1at tlte
dolpldn are jumping la tM Mats •a t0me atops wbere lt Is tm-
pnlible to gd a bait ta tH water without getting a Uni strike.
; Tbe1e conditions 1bould ezl1t for at lea.at anotber 1t days.
£ven tbou1b tbe kmgfta1 disappeared earlier this week, they
are beund to sbow ap agala and agaia before tlley depart for
nortlten w1ter1.
ANN AllBOR, Midi. (AP ) -After Marvin llobort.I' 21-undttdots, 1ave !be con-
Sopbomore lltJ>als FroDklin. yard fle1d JQ&l llid Slmpsoo'1 fuenct Jille lavarites trouble
the ltl'lt blaci: qllll'ltrblck 4 yard pw11 "'""" pve in !be wfy momeots.
ever to 1W1 for the Unlver&i-A.tlctU&an Statt a 10-0 halftime Obio State km ooe fumble,
ty of Mlcbltan, fired 1 21-yard lea4, the Spartans moved one interoeplloo and was
toucbdow1I pus to Bo llotber ahead in the third quarter 17-0 f reed her in the aecood quarter as an Jim Bond's one . y 1 1 d ~I ':°_!~~tinwo 01 times "lch l gan blanked .. "' 1,1111;ote w ...... -. g ont of its 41'1 m\l;,u. patented lf'OUnd drives for I
Noctbwtstem 7.0 lD \he season The Illini. atriving lo e.1lend 7-0 lf.ad late in the fir1l half.
::rd t!t~ t~~ootball opener the B1c Tea's 10tt&~ current fi'rorn then on. tht bl.gaer.
1bt pu. cam~ five plays =Ing •treat or five games. 11tron1er Buckeyes 1 round
after 1·unior UMbacker Q-aig r plagutd by inlscues all lowa into 1ubmia!k>n Jn the the way and never got beyond , f Mutch intercepted a Pat Michiian State'!! %2-yird line. season opener or both te1m11.
Sumers• pa s s at the Wells, who had rour stitches A •tl_"Ollg Buckere &°':I line"
Northwestern 49 and returned ta.ken 00 bis finger injured in stand 10 the closmg m~nutes
it ~=s .. who beat out three I practice mishap Mondav, blunted, the only s er Io u s ~completed only si.1 of 17 }Jawke)e threat. .
second-year quarterbacb who puses for IO yards but his . On a . fourth-i nd-t\\·o. suua-
dlvlded tht duties last )'tit, butter-fingertd blU handl ing hon, Ohio State deferu1ve end
rolled to hia rigtlt and f<Nnd hurt the Illini most. Tom Marendt threw Iowa
senior Rilthu alone on the quarterback Ky le Sko(rrtan on
five-yard line. OSU Romp...:. the 13, ending the Jowa driv e. The 11th-ranked Wolverines. 0 defendi~"' conference charn· Berore that, Iowa had moved
the fourth period to nip Big
Ten rival Minnesota, %7·23, in
the season ope:ntt for both
team.a Slturday.
Minnesota led 23-13 coin& in-
to the final period.
1\tciNulty . a senk>r
quarterback, nd 1.ed his pus-
ing and running g a m e
f'flJtil]ttrint: the Hoosltrs lo
tvoo touchdowns In the final
period. Jfe scored on a one·
yard snrak \\'ith 13 :39 left in
the gan1c.
After a ~hn.nesola drJ\'t' <'nd·
rd in a fumble . Indiana, dro\·e
70 yards in 16 plays drive \\'i lh
workhorsr Ken Starling diving
over from the onr or a fourth
down play v.·ith just 2:30 lefl .
Purdue Falls
•06 • no clo5er than the Ohio pions, had one other scoring CO LUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) _ State l&. 1be Hawkeyes miss· \VEST LAF'AYETTE , Ind.
opportunity but Mike Lantry's Third-ranked Ohio st a t e ed 00 field goal attempts of -42 (AP ) -Don Taylor. a three-
34-playardy of t~eeltir~~a~nw: ~:~=~ overcame early mistakes and and 33 yard! Dy Harry day 1ne1nber of the Bo\vling
used a bruis ing running attack Kokolua G f tb II t k' k d Nort•-estern, runner-up to · rcen oo a earn . ic e a 1"" Saturday to wh.ip stubborn Th B k I · _, Bo11ito Fialalt19 Excellent . UM last season, had been as l I e uc eye!'l 1 so rruss~ 29-yard fourt h-quarter field
h !hr to chdo owa, 21..(1, n • Big Ten one fi eld goal try of 4S yards I d t"· 8 1 k·' Good to excellent surface (ishing oft our Oran•e County muc as • ee-u wn Conference football O""ner. goa an upset -il't'. I t 1-"ran cu • nd -'-· ~ W"'··ts ,.~ by Blair Conway late in Ute beache!'l for bonito is exciting angl«'s. There are huge: schools u e.vvr. since ~ue IRMa! Harold. Henson, a 'foot•. Purdue Boilennakers. 17-14. ·d·-~ · bu·ld·ng .,.. ... opening quarter. or the hard fighting fish just a mile or so off -the beach. In ad-are consi a~ in 1 re 1 1 • 224-pound !Ophomore, bowled Sat urday.
dillon to bonito, anglers are enjoying fair tpOrt on bas.o>, halibut, y~ar. over from four and one yard Hoosi·ei•s Hot Purdue ne\•er led although \t barracuda and an increued number of yellowtail. The crowd ot 71 ·757 per90ns l;•es for touchdowns and hi.• tood · t f -nence "'' twice came from behind to tit Skipper-Owner Clyde Gillam of the boat Del Mar, operating s in a momen ° ou replacement as the Buckeyes'
out of the Pavilion, will start bl! shark flshing trips early next at halftime in respect for one-fullback, 216-pound Rand y BLOOMINGTON. lnd. <AP ~ the score.
meelinC lit fJrat Bl& Ten ..,.
pooenl, roua:bt • Ou epidemic
all week but p ve Pvrdue a
pllyalcol bea!ln&. Four Purdue
players were removed' with in-
jurlet.
Badgers Fly
;\IADISON. \\'is. IAP 1 -
\V1.1L'Onsin jumped ln front
1Yith fi~l-quarter l®chdov.•n
runs of 45 yards by sophomorr
he broadcast this ran. .
Col'ONI del Mar's test wtlh
Santa Ana lli&h Sept. 21 wtn
be aired as will ~fater Det'1
conrrontatlons with Senta ~
Thursday and Lakewood Oct.
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Wttlc. Gillam ha!'l scheduled four trips durinf the later part o' ti~e Micbi(an . coach HllT)' Keith, 1eored from the one. -Ttd lllcNulty led Indiana Bowling Green. \I i Ii ·1
September and his load will be limited to 20 angler's. Light Kipke who _died Thursday ~~~·~H~aw"'.k~e~y~e·~·~2~1~·_!'P_"o~i_"n~t__lba~ck~from~'._'a~J().~po~in~t~d~el~ici~·t~i~n__:A~m:'er~ic~•_'.'.n~Co~nf~e~"':'.:n<~•~IA'.'.''~Or'.'.it~•~~~~~~~~::f~~~:;f~~~~~~~~ tackle will be used on the.ae trips. For ad vance reservations -afte r a short iUness. Tbe fl•&1 ,
phone 673-1434. was flown at halfstafl.
f'lshltt9 Ott B•I• Btdldh19 IJp JJ)i11i Lose
Aa tbe watera in tbe Sea of Cortez begin to cool, fishinl
shows slgas of Improving. This writer, my wile and Mr. ud Mrs.
Tommy Forbes from HuptlDctoa Buell spent foar days lalt week
flsblas and bunting at Ranclto Buen Vista. The weatller was
perfect and Ill tH pme fJsll were cooperaUve.
Our four110me e1u11tt' a1mos_t every game ftlh ~ tile ·1e1 wftlt
e_x~el~nt-~~~terfi!_I!, ~;-~1!(1~ ant_~~~k._
Marlin flllllng was slow, altboup Forbes did maa11e to entice
• lttlped 1iUlfls)I to bit tbe Jure, wblc)I 1ccoanted for the only
marlin caqbt by oar party.
For Ute firlt time the Plycbobead waK tntreduced into Baja
"ater1 ud tlte results were oatatandin&. Trolllq t!ds new JI& at
nine knots we c1u1ht marlin, saWl1b, dolplllln, roosterfl••, bo-
nito and waboo.
Fishing should 1rt better dutlnl the tater part of Septembtr
tbroq:b November. Tb~re Is • 1oM pop~Uon of big black and
blue marlJn In lbe sea, but It's uyooe's faell aa to wbeJ: thty
will tlarl hitting.
Dove butlng near Rancbo Bueu Vltta wa1 above •verage
11 1 tarce wldtewDa population la c:wrentl1 stayl.n.1 ta tile arta.
Thtft 'Illas bea u abDonnal amout of rala, bat t~ dove are
still'llllcklltc to lbelr utabtllbed flywayo. •CrOwdi ire light at Baena Vlltl now . a.ad with Ute flsbin(
.. ,.lbe wrge of really breakhl' loose uglers sbollld pla• • fall trlV 4Q•n to tbe relOl't-
• 1 ror more · inform.du on J\Ucbo Buena Vista pltone thrlr
NeWport Beach Office at ftt 8131 or• for the latt5t fishing lnfor-mition and tb.e rtcMt tickle to .. ring contact An&]ers CtDter In
Newport Beaclt, 171-7111. ' · Bass, Catfbh Topi .itt Lal~e•
. With. wbitlrfippi-Oacbing, wana water fish · are 1howin1 signs
o( .lJl'creaSed teealng ·prior to I \Vinter slowdown. Bas.o> are active
II\ most all SoultWmd lakes, with cbaJineJ catfish a1ao staging a
last mitiute showbig before going in hibernation tor the winter.
-Vail Lake lists cats as vtiry acttve with good panfis,hing al so
on tap. Bass to 41tt pound• bf;ve also been taken by anglera work-
ing surface plugs during the late tvening hours.· VaU· Lake is
now 'open dally lrom 1:30 a.m. ''lil -aunset-and during the fal l
months should offer the belt fisbift& locally.
Irv.lot l.4ike is falr for bll!!I and catfish with a suryrl.!~g
number of lar1e crappie alJo being strung by anglers. Irvme will
clOse tor tba seuon around the first part of October '° angle rs
bad better get their last lick at the JXIPlllar lake.
Trout fi!bing Is slow at Big Bear as cool weather and winds
have hampered rtshlng. •
The northern lakes all report only fiir action for blss and
caUlsb with ao upected &ood •-in& b( trout to begin In Octo-
ber. -
Sen Vicente Lake ln San Diego is the best bet for angler•
Interested In eatchlng a variety of fish . Trout, bass, bluegill,
catfish and crappie are on tap at the San Diet:o Lake.
Duck• IJnHmlted Dltttter Plentted
Duck ~antm 1hald DOI 1teJ1a tlte -wllllout .flnt a~
t.ndlnJ t1te tMrd anoual Dat:kt Ullllmtted dhuler party to k
held at tbe Newporter Iaa on '111arsday afPt, Sept. ti. For
lk:kdl pboae tbt Grant Boys at 145-140t or W..not.
Club Plana Grlltld op.1 ...
· The South <Mist Guo Club wilf hold its lfaod opening Sep!.
21. The day-long fun raising alfair will oUer a variety of dern-
OMlrltions from black powder -inR 'fo 1n:lttry. There wfll
be .a big ""P meet and plenty o1 displays of the latest model
auna, reloading equlplll<llt and camping gear.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP )
Versatile cornerback B'i 1 I
Si mpso n sc ored two
touchdowns on a 48-yard punt
return and a 20-ysrd pus in-
terception·nnrto-key Midrip --
State's 24-0 victory over error-
prone Illinois in a ragged"tig
Ten football opener Saturday.
Simpson, 1 179-pound junior.
a !so recovered an Illinois
fumble to !et up a Michigan
State field goal and his boom·
ing punts lcrpt the 11puttering
Jilini at bay.
JUinois quarterback Mille
Well•, playing with a gashed
finger on hi.s throwing hand ,
fumbled to aet up Michilan
State's second touchdown and
it was a pus by Wells which
the neet Simpson intercepted
for his 2~yard romp wh.ich
gave the Spartans a 24-0 lead
in the final quarter.
Collegiate
Football
Scores
The South Cout Guo Club Is 1 DOl>J>n>fit, public service type
op:,;rluoo. Shootm, hourw are t to $ seven days a week. The club ~r1u1fl• s •• ,, ~~.,:eT n
apte.ialli:es ln couraes far the kids from basic IUD handling to ,,:;~',.;~,:.;· F~~. 7
10 ~tltive-lhoolln& in naUOD1I eve.Db. HUnter safety courses W. tho ottered. For more information <m I.be ll'and openinc ucL• ,., .. 11ttw~_.f~ ~J~tin -.. •--71: Fordhllm S4. M9llfllttl TJ II l~r l ........ ~ --"• NIYV If , W11111M 11'1111 M9rY t
,Net Tit'le to Prodan;
Other Fi~al.s Today
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With fOIO' Utles ilr~
c\e<ldecf, final mati:bts In tb~
T1Jt1ainiD1 bracketo wlll be 11
etah at tlit Newport llelch
Tlrtnlt Club todl1 ID·tht wlnd 1 up ·at 1\1< 41rd, IDDOll PIClllc
Southwest Se1llors t e n n I s
~pictnlblpo. . -Actlan Jlll1 1et under way at
ll:IO 1.m. toOl1 when IM
Wanee meets BUI Robertaon
for tho IO tllle. At t1 :IO llcb
~ takes on Gonlon
Davis for tho men'• 1$-year-
eld cn>wn. Ooe)>our liter Som
Match wtll meet hi• old
doubles partner, U.S. Senior•
Grus Oourt chlmploo, -,,
Rlgo, for the men'• 41-yt!ar-
old llonon. •
.. ·· ... w. ,7.5 to wln the inen'• !5 llng1eoj medal .
-Two1 wome.n'a titles were
llao itttled on Saturday when 'Ereb'n 8-nan won her ...,.
o6tl •ltrllfbt Ul1l with I win o.,.. Mary Rodibaugh, 1-2, 6·
1. In the womtn'a 35-year .. ld
brteket, Penn, Stewart of the
l!llboa Bay, Club defeated
Paul Utiton, 1-t, 1-1.
Other vital oemlnfinll action
uw ¥Itch dtlea~ last year's
llnallat, Dick Mateer o t
Analte!m, i!I the 41-year .. ld
Jl'OUP aod lluusler advlllcld
to tho 35-yeaNtld final& when
lle ·dllutetl King l.lltthert of
the Newport llut1 Tennis
Club, 44, 1-3, M.
Oe1>tw1r. 21, L~22 1'111!'111 c1ron.,._ , rvi.MI 11 ...... c-u. • 14
SOUT" ,.~--,., .. .,," '"" ,, LSU 11, ,.clflc 11
lttn!?.''Y r~~.,,~· J 3:~~1: \,.~~~ "Ii:"" • M"! II rT, Sfl U Vlnin •t4,V~n ec;h Flor dt Sflfe 37, Ml1ml, I'll. ta Loultvlllt 'U, ICtnt SllN I
North C1r<1ll111 ,,,,, 43. SyrKllM n
This Week's
Trout Plant .
LOS ANG&LES -San
Gabriel River l>ast and WIS!
Forks.
RIVERSIDE: -H 1 m et
Lake.
SAN BEllNAlllllNO -Bit
Bear Lake, G~ Vallty
Lake, Q....., LIU, J..W
141<•-fl7tJe Cretlt Middle and
North ForU, Santa Anll .River.
SAN DIEGO -CUyamaca
an
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There's still .time to get your free>RRams
Drinking .Glass before the ·game starts.
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Free from participating
Shell dealers with a fill-up
of 8-gallons or more.
The Rams emblem
· is on one side. The official
NFL emblem is on the
other.
During the com-
mercials, may we suggest
you distract yourself by · ...
turning your,glass round-;
and-round in'your hand.
As you do; study. the metic-
ulous detail in which the
emblems have been repro-1
duced on this }uµldsome,
smoke-tinted glass. This
will show you.that your trip
today was most worthwhile.
So you'll go back
to your participating Shell ·
Station And get another
football glass. And another.
And another ...
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Next thing you
know,~you'll be a steady1
customer. Cheers!·
*Offer. tnay v~at
participating · stations.:Mcm.
Shell stations are" l)artiCipatih~
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Final matchel "" Satvclay
11,. Tony Prodan or tho
Newport ~ Tmmll Club,
repeat blt"ll'll 1MG'1 II 'vie,
tory with a ~. 7-1 wlil .,.,.
Rortu Ceatta ol CJrartao. BIB· Sailth dtleoi<d Jlobtrt Hill, I-
Alci!tc with . the fnil>or!ant
men'• aiftfles matches, '!hi
men'• doublto Utle will be at
11Ut at !:IO (Iii year old),
and th& men'• 4$ year old
doubles at 4 llq w Ith mlHd
doubl• Dnals. LW. '-:-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.....,....:
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DAILY PILOT SundAJ, Stptmbtr 17, 1972
Sun Devils -. , . Big;a Foothall T.eams Romp ' --,.,,,,..,. ... _ ..... "",.......
Outscore
Houston
Soone·rs Thump· Fo~, Fourth Gear 49-0
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RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
HOUS T O N IAPI
Quartc:rblck Danny Whlk: Jr.
U urganlud delel"\ "hare" chhlna or crou country evenll 1hrew Ursi-qu;irter 1oucbdown
II"-lhe B111low to Ve1111 race are your kind of th ins. doo 't ht pa11sts er 55 ;uld 52 y1rd11 to
~ aurprlled ii the fun bcco1nt11 more eo1\ly. Steve Jloldr.n as llth-ranked
Bea:innlnj: next week. 1ponJWrs d orgunittd off.road evi•nt~·· Arl:rona Stnle d l' feat e d
""10 be .ubJectcd 10 ll<lme new federal retter11 -• long li11t or HoustQn 33--23 in a nati onally·
ru~. one of which 111pulates payment of • "recreation UN! fee" Leli!!vlsed rollf'ge footb~ll i:a mt.
&o the Burenu of Land Management. In the A1trodo111,.,
'lbt! fte wlll be 10 percent d the grt.>Ss rocelpt11 ()( fl per Jlouston and Arizona St:ite,
rldtr, wh lche \'t.r Is i:reater. And 1dnct organiu.r5 are rarely rankt.>d fir11t and lfttflnd in the
benevolent, this rne:anl! that lhl-charge for lhfo buc k will be n1tllon in total offense over the
p~ to the compet itor.
Further n.1le1 which are lik.r.ly lo cau:;r !i<.lme !!puttt'rir1i
In the duert racing camp arc:
-'The postins of bondJ or olhrr St"t'urity In the minimum or
$300 per event.
-LlabtlUy lnauranct 1n thto arnoWlt of $100,000 for bodily
tnjury to 1ny one pertm and $300,000 ror any one occurrence .
J)IUI •to,ooo for property damage for Mny one occurrence
-Mark the courae and confine vehicles to It and clta11 up
Utter and route markers after lhe even I.
Whether by 4eslgn or accident, the8e new .11Lructure1 arl'!
t!r.rtaln to have 1 retarding effect on off.road vehic le f'venl~
whj<h tall year ,... lo 11111. . * * * . Jlow does It fttl ta be a (l'ffnborn on Ute Co11a ~1e111 11peed-
,..,, track wlUI &be bti pn• ntpplnc at your tailpipe!
, 4'1 felt llke J w11 slttlar balfway down 1 dra111trlp wllh five
AA fuel dr1i1ter1 comla11 at me when we 1t1rted." 11ld Ken cartM, the CM:ta Me11a traek malntenanc~ man who ran away
wlQi tbe bandlcap male event two wetb 111:0.
I Cart.H, wllo 1tarted oa the Ul'il yard Uni'! btcau11e he hnd
Jail beta: r,omoted to the flr11I dlvl1ion, 1dded, 0 1 nevtt lnokt>d
h. bat eouhl hetr and feel lhe ro1r or !iltrve Ra id 1nd J.arry
fi~ cllar1lar beklad m.:·
* * * ·Speedway ICC Rick WoOO!. who admi111 to havi ng a "llO-llO
aeuon" at Co1t1 Mrsa t'Rht y~ar. snyll he i:~ trying lo ~rt up
l'IOrDe momentum to curry him l.O victory in thP Nnlioon l Champ·
IO(IJhlp, acheduled ror Co!lta M1:!11a Ori. 20,
.'1oulh1re11
pa111 live years. certa inly lived
up to thei r offu11ive billingft
although the youthful Coug ars
H&ved their heroic! for the
lourth quarlt•r.
The Sun Devill Nd llouston
down 20--0 in the firrl quarter
on the two touchdown passe!I
and Woody c:rccn'5 nine-yard
run.•
llouston click1!d fur two Hrst
ciuarter tou'Chdown t1 befort: the
Sun Devil s moved lo 1 30.14
h11lftime lend.
But alter a 11corcless third
quarter, the (;oogars ~tormed
back with 11. 11.Ynrd oas.~ rr om
quarterbnck D.C. Nobles to
li f{ht end Marty W<ill!I with
14:55 left in the ga mt.
A 38--yard field ~oa l bv .Juan
Cn1z in ttw fourth quarter
JJroved thf' difference.
NORMAN, Cltlla. CAJ!l.-,.-
J" o u r th-rinked OkJahord),
<li!playing more bllance than
a year ago and • weaJtb or
fre1bman taltnt, launched ill
tm football campalgn by
bowling over Utah State. 4M,
on a hot and muggy afttrooon
Saturd~y.
Super.qu ick halfb&ck Greg
J>ruilt 1eort.'<1 on ruM or one,
four and five yards and senior
quarterb<lck Dave RoberUon
made hls 111artlng debut by 1or.
llng 1 34-yard touchdown
strike to ilpllt end John Carroll
LO get OU rolling in the fir1t
<juarltr.
Oklahoma led 28-0 at the
half and coach C h u c k
f"airbanb !I u b st it u te d
libtrally. even uting three
freshmtn eitensively on vr·
fertl!e.
Utah S t a ! e quarterback
Tony Adams had a rrustratinJ.(
afternoon because of a torTid
pass rush led by middle gu11rd
l..ucius Sel mon and tackle!'
Raymond llatnllton a n d
J)urland Moo re. Adams. who
pas!led for 245 yard11 last week
in a 43-14 victory over New
Mexico State, managed only 68
yards in the rirst half Satur·
day.
The Aggies' deepe ~l
penetratkln was to the OU 31
after a fumble recovery by
Elton Brown in the second
period.
Altor Pnlhl scored bis llnt
time on a flve-yard tnd sweep,
an Adama pu1 wu in-
ler .. pted by Jclin !Wls1ad.
'lben OU'1 secood t e a m
backlleld marchod ~ yards lo
make It 21.{I with l :U left bt
the first quarter.
Kerry Jackson , a freshman
quarterback from G&Jvetton,
Tn:., had an 18-yanl run and
Joe Washington, 1 not her
freshman lrom .Port Arthur,
Tex., had a 13-yard scamper
In the drive, which was cappjld
by Grant Burget'! one-yard
plunge.
Oklahoma poured it on ln
the aecond half as Pn.iitt
scored from four yards out,
halfback Joe Wiley scooted in
on a 12-yard pitch f r o m
Robertson , and Washington
plunged one yltd.
Huskers Win
LINCOLN. Neb.-,'Ne-
bra.'lka 's defending national
rootball champions, sturuc by
UCLA last week, retaliated
Saturday by crushing Texas
A&~f 37-7 on the steady
quarterbacking or D a v i d
llurnm and the spark.Jing runs
or flanker Johnny Rodgers.
Humm completed nine of his
...rirst1 10 passes, and Rodger.!
gave the Aggies a lesson in
kick and punt returns, pau
cltthe:s Ind NDS.
Nolruka ......S 11 points
before pmnltlinc the Aggies
1o tally wHh 1:21 nmalnintl.
The lotb-nted Comhuskers
drove for two touchdown1 In
I.he Ont quart.r and llalled ••
A&M penetraUoo on t h e
Nebrask• five In the second
perlnd. '11ley then drove ~
yards in 13 pla)'I to ICOt~.
Buffs Breeze
BOULDER. Colo. -
C.Olorado's running g 1 me
sparked by Charlie Davi.II, Bo
Matthews and quarterback
Ken Johnson overcame its
-c.-1et untr'ffCked until early lb~".::"~ .. -=...":~~ the MC»Dd qua:rilr. wblll Ji .......,, J ........... o.vfY (.-Ir ctri..
rtelfd of! the first ot ltl tint "*''...... Or•• c.... o::.:,Hlff:. touchdowns Jn the period. ~ lL "· ,. ..... l,
Johnlon ·scored the f J r 1 t "" ._.,,.
loochdown. Joe Dut......,b-PIJBUC N011CE
bina: for the 1 h a t e n -u P l'tC?trlOUJ sut111J111 JoflMon-scored the 9eCOQd and NAM• JTATIM•MT
fullback Matthews crubed .,.-r;-fdloWI"' "'.., i. •11t ~
ovu from the S...yard line to .= .... ,~v~~ .. !~~a. M»
give the Buffs 1 21-7 lead. *tM .... •~ttfM+i'1111iC.,.;;;ti.._
ClnclnMtl had moved to a ™-~ i. .,..,.. ~ "'• ' C.llfotnltl ~--i.n.· 7.0 lead on its first posseaim, ArNltl "'· '•rt.w
but could do little right after Thi• ~~ wit11 Hiot C.uMY that as numerous penalties o.n llf 0r...-C"""'V .,. .....,, .. 1tn.
killed the few drives it eot ~r.J.tvtrty J, ~ ~ '°""""
under way. fl'ullllthM °''"" C..tt DMIV "= leQtofmber 11. 17, M W OC1oMf I, pokes Tough >m PUBUC NOTICE ,,...,.
inany mistakes Saturday as STILLWATER Okla. 'Ti. 1o11ow1,.. ..,._ -... ,..
the nationally ranked Buf. -Oklahoma State' broke '""11;:-~:1i.o1NT 11cva.1.1. Min 11 laloesc·~ted .•. 5'-1141 victor ry school rushing aod total of· e:~~1'1.or.:,'mz s11111om. ...._
over l.llCIMah 1" ro ege oot· fenae records In new head lf'IOI• ••.c"'
ball action . coach Dave SmJth•1 debut, but .!!:' E. Own't. iq c.tttln. .....
F u m b I e s • interceptions, a rash of fumbles forced the Tiii• '""''""' i. '*"" Cllftduct.t "' •
penaltle! and dropped passes Cowboys to scramble for a 2.1· ~.it.·~=~•
marred Ute contest, but lhrec 3 victorv over the University "T1111 •'•'-,.._, flltd .tttr1 tM C..._
nd 'od lo hdo b .,, Clw k of Or•ntf C01111ty Ol'I ; Aut. U. 1f1U seco -pert UC Wll8 Y ot Texas at Arlington Satur· l y ltftY J, ••r111111, Dlputy CMM'l'f'
tlle Buffs put the game out of day. c1.r11. ,1"11 ,reach. The Cowboys plled up 58() "l,ll)llstled Or1119• curt 0111y .,,i.t,
On at least three OCCB.!Sions, yards rushing ind 583 yards ~~"" '11, MMI 1~ a. 1~i
OU recelver1 let apparent TD total offense, but fumbled sixl-----------
passes slip through lpeir times in the first half aod lostl---,p~•U=B=U=C::-N-::OTl=::CE=---
handa. The Bulli had king TO three. •1CTmou1 1u11••11
runs nullified by penalties, TM to1i!~' ..!~~~:..~ ..,_. fumbled the ball 1way twice PUBUC NOTICE ••:
. 'd Cine' u· •• ard II J .. J COHSULTING 11:.-v1c1. -IRS! e Inna s ..,-y ne NO'TICI o.. INllo Ln .... o IOl 1'°1. Cut• M-. and had a pus intercepted in •ON·IBS .. ONllllLITT '16U
!he .nd ••ne. NOTICE IS HE.-EIY GIVEN th.II tllt John SJ!Klntlcy, :n.'41 lftho L/I., c:.t. _, l/Mw1'11""' will not bl r .. POl'ltlbl1 W ~ tfW '
Th. Colorado Off'••• d'•-•t '"'t' dtbft; OI' l11l>llllln tOl'llrltCted ll't' 'Thl1 bllllnttt If Ml111 clNluctM W ..,
'""" JWI l n'f'-OtfW ttwifl mYHl'I', Oii OI' lfl ... tt,11 lndlYkSUll.
d1h1. J. S,.clt11k'I'
01tec1 1t1t1 1si11 d•Y of s.,iltfrlbw. 1m Tll!. m11m1tr1 nltd wi111 tti. c........, After an attempt to do hi!! own wrench\vork . \Vond.~ Ill bnrk
with Ed Schoefcr, hill former tuner and siponsor. "lfe'.!I the be.~t
tuner in the itport," says Wood~. "and now l'm r.oocentNllln;c
JOO percent nn rnclng."
Three 11peedway 11tnrll were abitenl from th(• r .. o~ta Mt>l'ln
lineup thl!! •'riday night because Uiey fl ew to Englnnd to wotch
lhe world flnals at London'• Wembley Stadlum.
----'l'be"-Amtrtcnn-vi!ritOlt" lnclude-Blll·-£ody, -{"rerdM-C.rove+
~umner McKnlRhl, Newport Beach and Ed William.ft, Costn
~fesa.,l(cKnlght and Cody have privately expressed the hope
of slgrilng\up wlUl a Rrltl!!h LeAJ{Uf! ten m.
Deh!n11lvt back fl a r o Id
F.va ns blockf'd an0ther Cruz
field goal allempt late in tht
fou rth qunrt<'r and Nobles hit
Johnso n for a 46 -,v a rrl
IOUl'·hdO\Vn p\uy with r1· S2 lr rt
in lhe J,):unr .
7hf Cougars coplt"lized on
lwo Arizona Slate mi~e!! and
1umed-them-1nto touchdown!l -
ln a 44 1econd SD8 n before the
first quarter ended.
Vols Edge Penn St., 28-21;
L8 -lJ Routs Pacifie,-31-13
OANNY S'TO"MS Clwk " Orl nQI COUtlty Oft: ....... u. 1m.
1•1.a .-.. 1111ru Av•.. ,., 1111y J. .,,1.,... °'"""' ~ 'Tutlltl, Agt, 1:1 Cl1rk "11bl1~ Ot'll'lfl CNlf Dtll't' "11ot', ~
SfClt....._ 17, II, u. 1m 2Al7·12. ..UblllMd Or•nt• Co111I D•HY ''"'· J---o==,,,-=~----JA""11/Sf 27, •nd SeillsmNr ;i. 1~ rp~ PUBUC NonCE 1m • :llD-11
'l<TITIOUS IUSOllU NAM• STATIMINT
PUBLIC NOTICE
TM f'llllow1119 fJeflOll it cloirll "11lnM1 PICTtTlout AUlllllll •s; --ffAMI l'TATIMIJIT -•
'THI!! CLINGING VINf: ~NT nt. totLowlt111 Pff-Is dolPll Mlntu
IOUTIOVE, 1022 l"Vtl* Or., f.11wpor1 I ii •
* * * TbAt new Y11maha 11tlln11: la the driveway 1tt lt28! Onche11i.
l.8ne llnntln1ton IW!och, belon•t &o • real winner. He 11 Jack
A .. b). wbo won the IOOcc Ut! street mncblne In lhe nationwide
Y1m1ha "Great EstApe" coolest.
* * * WIUl Ill& dutit from the CalUomia 500 still settling at lhe
Ontario Motor Speedway, the action picks up again with the
Ch.lmplon Spirk Plug Motorcycle Ctasslc.
Pr1ctlce for the SI00,000 event open!I Sept . 'll to start a
five-day wet.kend of two-wheeled acilon. capped by • motocrol'IS
charnplon1hlp Sept. 30, and the 250-rnlle classic Oct. 1.
The top riders Jn America wlll be challenging the best Europe
ind Australla hftve to th rOw al them. The Americans are: itchlnfl:
ror revenge after Englishman John COoper took home 111 the loot
!Ast ycir with 1n lncrcdlhle four-inch margin over Australian
Ket Clrruthers.
Air Force Riddle~
Wyoming, 45-14
AIR FORCE ACADEMY.
Colo. (AP ) -Rich llaynlfl
threw lwo touC'hdown pAllllt!t
to Frink Murphy ind la\lblck .l0t Carlton r1n tor two more
Saturday 11 Air t .. otte ope.nNI
Its football aea50n with 1 4!',..14
victory over Wyomin1t,.
CarJ90n opentid the io'11lco11s'
11corlnR aplurl{t with a 10-yard
run midway ln the flr:ll period.
Rork Ir•
Six plays later. 1'1r For<.-e's
Jim Morris picked off a Den•
nil Bernell pa!l!I Rl t~ Wyom·
•
Tar Heels
Nip Terps
COU.EGE PARK. Md. CAP)
--Dlck Oliver's on t · Y a rd
touchdown pluni;ie "'Ith !ill
mlnutea remainln~ provided
the wlMlntt marittn I !\ North
(;aroilnl:l. lhl' d (' r f' II d In)!
A.tJantlc t:-On~1 ronh•rencr
football cha1npion~. drfrntNI
underdog Mnryland :i I· 2 R
Saturday.
The lO\lchdoW H RA\'t' Nori h
Carolln1. 2.cl. 1 ~1-20 tdgr . Th<-
Terps rallied to pull within
upset range but a rumble 1111
the Tar lteels' 37 wit h :m
seconda Jofl tndtd Mary1nnd'll
hopes.
Navy Rallic1'
ANNAPOLI S. M d
Quarterback Fred Stuvek rap-
ped 1n ll~yanl Navy 1\r1v1·
t"llh 1 two-yard run with :J4
~f'COlld.I rem1Jnlna: l!'I: lhe
r1vor<d MldlhlprrAm rolll•d ••
dal .. t stubborn wm11m ""1
Mary IW In collfl• lootb&ll
S.turday.
The indlano hid parl~
. tine Terry Regan n<ld &Olll
-one In HCh o/ the Jut U...0 poriodl? a M Jud.
Ing~ Mnd took it in lo put Air
•'orce on top 14-0.
WyominR . held lo only 13 or·
fen)llve pluys In the fir:(!
period. came back to score it!I
rirst touchdown lllte in the
~ period. w I t h Scolt
1<·ree1n:tn laklng a pilchout for
11 yard 11.
Long Run
Al.OUQUP.RQUF.. N.M. -
llnlfllnC'k Fred llenry rft(.~I
(nr th ree touchdowns, In·
<'hiding n too-yard Of)f!nin,i!'
klt'k orr return. lo pace Ne~·
~1t't ll'O to 1t ronvlncini ~-!O
viclory ovrr dow11st1tle rivnl
Ntw ~1exiro Stair S!llurdoy
niifhl In 1.'0lltgt football.
Junior Bruce Boone. in hi~
debut 1s the I.obos' st1rlinJt
quartt.rbRr.k. !t'Ored l w o
touchdowns and directed New
Mexko'1 wJ1hbonf offense to •
surprising 41-7 halftime lead.
New Mexk:o's attllck boggtd
down for 3 ICQreles.it third
quart.er and Uie New ... "-1cxlco
State Agg ies came bnck for
two SCO~! with quarterbnck
Ron PJ11arclk runnlni:t for one
and passinjl' for the othtr.
'Cats UpsC\
MOSCOW. Id aho -
The underdog Idaho Vaodalt1
upset the vbiting Bobcats or
()hio University 17-14 Salur·
d11y. capitalizing on wind!.'
~ust lng to 35 mlk-3 11n hour.
Steve Tanner. booted an IS.
vurd field IJ03l late in the
fourth quarter to provide
Jdnho with its vi ctory margln.
Frosh Stars
HAl.f:IGll, N. C.
FrtshJnan quarterback Dave
Buckey l!tCOrtd one touchdown,
pas~td for anotht:r and set up
fl th ird with 1 s1.y1rd run as
North Carolina State smashed
Syrocuilc 43·20 in 1n lnter·m·
11nn:1J fnotball J?Dtne Saturday
nilthl
Syrac~ took an enrly '7·0
lead aftt•r recovering a fumbl e
but the Wolfpack !truek bRck
with 1 field Rnal ind tw<>
!«Ond<1uorttr loochdowm .
. r
1 lolden rumhlt>d n I lnuston
punl and flo001·l ~·or d
recovered for the Cougnrll at
the ASU 23. Puddln Jone!\
plunJ;led nne yard for the fir11t
llouston score.
llou11ton defen11ive back
Jlnrold Evan.'I lntercet>ted a
pn!ll by White on Arizona
State's followlng SC'rie11 rind
returned it 2tl y~rds for ~
touchrlown. Rick,v Terril kick·
ed both extrn point~ to make ii
20-14 at th<' rnd or thf' fir:;t
qu nrter.
SMU Rolls
DA.LI.AS -South e r n
Methodi11t'!! Al\ll n t>.1 ;,1 x s o n
llCored four touchdown run!!
aud freshman Wayne Morril~
1.ig·1,agged 50 yards r 0 r
itnolher Saturday night to give
I.he Mt11'tn11gs, 1 Ga·IO in·
lersectionnl college football
victory over Wake i>'oresl.
Maxson. who ga ined 1.012
ynrds rushing last ye ar. da~h·
ed 13, 15, I and 11 yards for
touchdown!!.
Utah Belted
T.UDBOCK, Tex. -Texa11
Tech unveiled neet, explosive
laJlback George Smith Satur.
da y night ind rolled lo 1 4~2:
inlerseelional football victory
11vcr Ulnh.
Srnlth, a California junior
1·0\leti;e tran8fer. aained 153
yard!I on 11 carries', including
"' 56-yard touchdown.
KNOXVILLE. TENN. (AP)
-. Seventh-ranked Tennessee
piled. up 21 points In the fir!lt
half and then outlu:led sixth·
ranked Penn State ror a 2&-21
victory . In an lnll!!rsectlonal
football game Saturdav night.
It was the first night game
ever played. in Tennessee's
Neyland Stadium and the
tJvernow crowd of 71 .647 was
the largest ever to ~·itncss a
sports event In the state.
Tennessee jumped out to a
thret>·touchdown lead on the
outside sprinting of llaskel
Stanback and the Inside run·
ning or Steve Chn ncey .
But the Nltlnny Lion1' ea1ne
storming back after the in·
lermtsslon and outplayed Ten·
ncs.~ee through m06t of the ~ec~
ond 'half. ·
Stanback scored on runs ()f
4l and three ysrd!I, both com-
ing arter Penn S l 1 t e
turnovers. lie tallied !hf!
~ame-cli nchin~ six·pointer in
the fourth period fr<l m the two
ffl cap an ~yard, 13·play
drive that consumed nearly
:seven minutes.
Chancey got Tennessee's
third sii·pointer late in the sec·
ond quarter on a 22-yard dash
off right Ulckle.
Weese Sharp
MEMPHIS, 'T en n .
Quarterback Norris Weese rnn
for two touchdowns and pasll·
NI for three more Saturda y
night, leadlpg Mississippi lo a
.1~·29 victory over scrappy
Memphis Slate in their season
opener.
The Tia:ers gave Mississippi
llrt early scare, taking a to--0
l!!!ad In the first period.
Dan Daiby scored first as
the Tigers took advantage of a
MIS!Wippl fumble on the
Soul.la
game's opening kickoff , and JO
minutes later \Va ync Byrd
picked off 11n Ole Miss pass to
!!Cl up 11 Memph is State field
gotil.
The R e b e l s pulled
themselves together in the sec·
ond quarter, however, and
Weese sauntered through _ine
left side of the Tiger line rrOm
seven yards to make the score
Ill-'.
Tigers Roll
BATON ROUGE . L.1. -
Senior quarterback B e r t
.Jones' pinpoint passing paved
the way for ninth-ranked
Louisiana Slate to open it!
season with a 31·13 victory
over outmanned , but unin·
timidated Un iversity or the
Pacific Saturday night.
Jones, said by LSU coaches
to have the strongest passing
arm in the school's history.
was sharp in directing the
Tiger!!' four touchdown drives.
Paul Lyons, a senior who
shared playlng time .with
• .. (,,, C1lllcwnl1. t./Do CANDY COT'TAGe. :nn VI•
"•ul 'Tlmolhy Jol'ln10l'I. 1'°'\IJ w, Ollo<to. N1wport 1-.dl, Calif.~ .Jones last year, also locked ef. •••11ot 11., N1woort -..Ch. c.u1orn1s. June a . ..,...,,.., "" :wtti •~. P1VI 'T. Jotll'llOl'I "'IWPOI'' IMclt, Carll. ""° fective but could not generate 'r111, 11vs1nna 111 Mlllt conc11.1CtN .., "' n 11 t1u1111t1• 11 "'"' cOl'ldt.ldW w .,. · d ri llld/yldual. ll'Mltwllklal a susta1ne sco ng drive 'Tiii• ,,,,..,,.,,, flltd wtt11 t111 coumv J1111t 1, Thorne• against Pacific. c•wk" Or•noe COlllltV on : Sip!. 14, 1m. Thi• ''''-' 111..s w1111 1111 COUl'll'f II was UOP's second loss of i v ••YM,. J. Mld6ox, DftWIV CCIUl'!tv Ottk., °'.,,.. Cout11y .,, A111. u. 1m. Cltrk. l y ltt!J' J . lar••I"" °""""' C-lf
the season, both to nationally PvblllMll Or•• c~1 oinr" =. '*"· '1"'4
ranked teams. The Tiger& s111i.mblr 11, i... w Oc'9tw 1, 1, J"llt>llflltd 0r'""9 coa11 0111., """'
were edged by Walhlngtoo U-1t12 1'*'12 ~~""' 21, •1111 lllltMIW &. '°' 1T.
6 la.rt week. PUBUC NOTICE _,,
Jones connected with split PVBUC NOTICE .. u:TtTtOUt IUllNlll receiver Jimmy LeOou:t for NAM• ITAT9MaNT JllCTfTJOUI IUllNlllS
an 11-yard touchdown ~s 'TM tc11ow1111 "'-11 Oo111e "'111-"AM• ITATA1141NT ~ 11: 'Tiit Wtw1111 ~-11 ..,_ M1M1t and later hit light end Brad COS'TA MESA IAU.NC1HG SEllVrc. ... : Boyd with another 11-yard 1MD ,, Whlttllr A-.. .. Celt• Mna, THI! IO'JUNI MATE. ,.,, ea.,..
C1lltrort1l1 n•21. ..llc1, Dtrwi "°'"'• Ca. not scoring play. 'T11om11 H. Fr1111u, 116 3ISril 11.. G-91 lolt1, ttm AHpe1 St .. -. a.
NtwpOrt lffc;ll, CeUtornl• ~-511,, J...n C.~•tt-. c. . .,.,s Ml. arm· Falls "ft.I• tMnlrwa .. Mltll eonduclld.., "' Tlll9 ltullMll •• """' (~ ... -tlldlvtdl.l•I. lftdlvl!lull.
'Tllorol1• H, J'r1tlk1 0-.. L Jolt•
'Thi• ''-'-' ni.o with flit c-ty Tltt1 ltaftnMtll fllld 1"lttl ftll Cllllltr
Ml•'", Flo. _ ~lorlda c11rk 01 Or•tlff county o•'H s..t. 11,, 1m c•wk tt Or•"' Ceultt'f 111: S.ilr'llW ;.
l\.llU l" Wlll.IAM E. ST JOHN, COUH'TY CLIEllK. ll12, ly a...tiy J , ,,,....... ~ state quarterbo.ct Gary Huff bV ..... ,1., '· ~. Dt!Nt'f, · ,..,.., ctwt.
passed ,for four .touchdowns 11 hbfllhld on,.... C.,." o.iiv·':: Plllllllhtd 0r.,... c:..1 ~~
the ~-1nolt1 rolled to a 37·14 ""'.....,. t1, '" '"' Oc!OW' .. ~ !t ~ i t. "· u •!Id • '• ~.. 1m ~~tm ~ victory over tJte Univenlty o11c:..:-....,.. ______ :::"l·--=====,,,.....::;:.o;
Miami Satunlay nigh!. PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE
Hutf connected on 22 or 34 ,ICTfT10UI IUllNIU ,ICTITIOUI IUIOlftl passes for 329 yard!. The NAMI STATtlMINT NA.Ml ITATIMINT 1"* fotloWI'-...,...,. 11'9 '-1118 Thi follOWlnt Pl'-II Ool .. Mitl!'llll senior who was list year's l>Wl,..u 11: .. : leading colJl!!niate passer ho! UN ITED LAHD .. CATTl.t. 17'91 ~ IUCkLY £HT11l"llES. ,,,., a • ., "' l wtn II., H1,111llt11IOl'I IM<fl. C1tlltl'l\IL at., l'-9s l11 Yell.., '270I. amassed 571 yards so far this 111111 u. EY•ns. 11m· v..., '""'"" Llur• t.et c.w,.,, 1JN1 .. ., 11 .. Hllftll~ IM<ll. Clllfotnl1. llOUftlalll Vlllft' t1M. year. Chlr.._ w.1~ w111, t'l'1 <>rcllld, ,.~~,....I• 11t1111 COf\d~ ll't' •
W'"''"""""· Clllfwlllt. --· McKay Tops MMe• ..-mwt stMf .. dl. tt'1 Ol'thld L1ur1 cwm at .• WKh'Tllrul1r, C•llfoml•. ' TN• _, .. krlllftt fl,.. wl"' ""' OMllll"t 11111• L .. I-C ..... ., <>r111t1 County 111 -...... ~
TMI bl.IW_, II illlnlt c»MuctM .., a •r. llfty J . lw•twl. ~
LEXINGTON, Ky. (APl -"~~~"*It mad w11t1 "" c"'l'lt't' c ,_, "*'
Kenlucky, behind the brilliant et...11 of or ... '-"' 1111': s~. 14. 1m ... PYMIWd °''"") COHt Dltrr ,n ...
quarterbacking of junJor col· '' ••Yotrt't' J, MlddaC. Dtil'UIY c~ 1:;i-t 21, n S.1111\W a. '°' "· -· ...... lege transfer Dinky McKay, PWllWll Or•no• co..t Dah: -::,~ PUBUC N011CB r_oUed over Vlllaoova, Z-7. ~ 17, l4. .,,.. Ottotiltl' 1. e. Saturday tn an tnters:ectional 1,m , J.u-nl---::.:-:...,=n>T=•..,.="o"us-,•~•~•-,--
footb II g MiMI ITATIM•NT a ame. PUBUC NO'l1CE Tiw foffoWlllf ..,_ 11 delllf IMI-. Gary Knutson scored three •i:
of Kentucky's t"'""hdow .. L.-4 •ICTIT,IOUI l:UlfMllll SAUGATUCK ITAM, COM'PANY, ..,_ uu~ ffAMI STAflMINT ,,n k.!tflfl Clrc\9, HUf'ltlllltOtl lffm. McKay set them up with hill TM tat1owlt11 IMf'tGl'll _.,. t111111 · Mn. A. cram ~. JJU 1<1"-
1 and I bl.Ill-11, Clrct ... l'!unl"'9I011 IMCtl. runn ng pass ng. ,_0.sHri. atnllUtlUt•s. 1'" "r•'*-'Thi• OUt111111 is a..,. ~.., ,.
""' II.ulna Pirk' llldlvldulf 'Slleldotl L. Msrt111ll, 11130 A,rltot Cir.. Mrs. A. Cr1!1 Jolln1at1
FOV11!1!t1 \.'11l1y t1701 'This tll~I flied with !tit C11mtr
ll:Ob9MI Kay Mll'1,,.n. 17UG """""°' c1111: ., Ot1111• Covnty Ill Aut. 14. 1t7'. Cir, F01.111l1lt1 v .. i.,., t210f IV l•l'Y J . l ar1stM, 0.Jlllt't' Counry
'Thl1 butl/llM 11 bllnt cOl'ldudlCI ..., 1 Cl_,...
P1rlnlr1lllJ1 Plftll l hlldoll L MtrWll .. 111111.ntd Or111111 Coe.t Dally "llot,
·"tate Collegiate Football Roundup
Titans Trip Nevada, 13-6
'Tlllt sf1t1rnlftl flied wlltl t11e COVtltV AUllillt 2,, •NI S9'111frftblr ·J. lt, 11,
c11rk °' cw.,,.. c-•Y 111: A111• 24, 1m. im nn-n
I V I.tty J, a.,...i.n. o.putv CllUtlly
Cllrk. PUBUC NOTICE
,1tn11-----0'7C=-----
,..,btl$1'11d Of"lf!OI CO•Ut D•llf l'llot, • '"'' •111111tl J7, 1nd s.,ltrnlM/I' S. 10, 17, IVPl•t<Mt COUtt ~ nt•
u n 226&-72 STATI Of' Ul.IPCMtNIA l"Olt THI COUNTY 0 .. OllJ.lfN ... ,...,..,.
Tail back Dwayne ~hns ru !lh·
rd rur JOI yards on 21) carrie!I,
hicludinR a :m-yard touchdown
sramper lo lt•nd Cl\I St11tc •
l<""'ulltrton to H IJ-3 non--
l'Onfereoc\' rooll.u1ll vlclorv
over the vlsltlng University .;r
Nt•vndn·Reno Snturday nigh t.
The g11me wa!t the i-:eO !lun
opener for II~ Titan~. wh ile
Nevada-lte:no tven~ Its
r·ecord at 1·1. Sims, 5-9 and 170,
w1s the •ame'il ont~tundlng
performer. .
The Titans df!fen!le he.kl
Nev11da·Reno to a single
touchdown by Gene Watkins.
who scored on a 1-yRrd plunge.
49ers Win
NORWALK -A field goal
by Cal State (Long lieach~
kicker Terry Logue with I: 10
lt ft In the fourth quarter llfU!d
rile 49ers to a 24-21 football
victory over North T~as
Xtate , Univen lty Saturday
night at C<rrll°' Coll•g<.
Afitr tho kick, th• 49er
detenlff 1hut off the E11It1
who KCOred a touchdown In
each qunrtl!r but the second.
The Lolljt Beach lc1tm was
lod by the running or Torry
Metcnlf who 9COred on two
four-yard plunges and a nine--
y1rd 1e1mper •
The Eaglt:s tallied on • fl.
yard pass from quarterback
Phil Shotland to rt1nnlna back
Charlie Johnson. And on run~
or two and seven y1rds by
Riclil Shaw.
QB Sharp
POMONA -... Quarterbnck
.Jack Surina run ror 6ne
touchdown and pe~sed for
another to 1ead Cal Poly
Poniono to 1 22-6 lntcrsec-
tlonal footb:'lll victory over
Southern Utah Snturday nil(hl.
Surina carrlf'd over the
game'J11 ice-breaker from the
one-yard Une In the second
quarter and launched a 3l-
y1rd aeriMI to GreK Cnn for 1
:second 8COrt.
Cal Poly now has a 1.0
....,.... aiid Southern Utah Is
M.
Easy Day
SAN LUIS OB ISPO
Fullback Mllce '!1iom11 ll)1d
flllbuck Rich Gllnl•k each
.,,.,.... twice to t...i Cot Poly
lo • 41-6 trour1clhg or \:al
St1te -H1yw1rd In non-
<'Onl<rencc football saturdny.
'l'llOnJu ocored on runs of
I
(Int and three' yard!!, while
~llnlak plunged over from tht.
one twice for tht San Luis
Obispo team.
MJke Jo'oley, who scored on a
two-yard run, S•ined 134 yards
on 13 earrtes ror t h ~
Mustancs.
No Battle
fi'RF.SNO -Fresno State
passed lfor 378 yards as the
llulldogs swamped Western
'4icb11111 41 ·lt in 1n. In·
teraectlonnl football ~ • m e
Saturday nl(JhL
Larry Battle aua:ht 1i1
paSJe.9 tor t5 yards and •
loUchdown, and qulJ1trback
John Behrt~ rolled up 1 total
of[en!le of m yanb.
Kane Hot
FLAGSTAFF, i\r!L -Bud
Nine l"mplet..i ~nly six
Pl'.,.. Saturday nlaht bul
three or those "ere tor
tO':Jclldo"ns u N o r t h e r n
ArllOna 1 University defeated
San Francisco Stalo 31-10.
Kine, a 1-1. t80'poul\d junior
coltege trAnsfer, mlied hb
limited pass ing I~ with a
pow<rful Lumberjack niJhlng
offeBM tor an ..., victory
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PUBUC NOTICE •OTICI OP HIA•tN• Oii l"Pll'IQll over the Golden Gaters. 1----=.~,CT=,.cc,..,=-o,cc,cc.,cc•"•"""'--J Po. ttatMATI OI' w11.L a•o ••
The Golden Gaters got an •AM• s'TAT'IMINT ~~~~ ••• ~J ... ,:::~·~•RAT .. lt
early break to take a U lead ~ followl11t Jlff'IOl'I ~· do.Ins 111t1h1ns "'''" a1 MA.-v "· ADDY, •Ito""""'
with little mo~ than one •:h~c~~~o~~no~e~~~· 1'5'2 1°' ... •·,.~~ '~~" ~~~:-~m·.,. 1,..,
minute gone In the game. On Oor11ld K, No.. sin Hiit Apt • .,, NANCY A. GILMOBI, flat ,. ... lllftfn • HiMllnvfM -..Ch PlllllOl'I hr l'n.blho of Wiit ,,_. ,.,
the first offensive play Kane "uc1"l NOi. sin Htll .. ., . .s "~ =wi~ .:;::'.'!; ~i:=
¥/a! hit attempting to p•s• and ~r,1'~:!'·1, 1111,., t Dl'ldlle1H 11v.,. 11 l'l'lllN tor Mltltr Mrt1cv1-. n """ 10llt a fumble on the NAU 9 111e11v1dut1 ""' 11"" •1111 '4'" « ,,..,, ... w.. uMe . A~rtY No. "'' OWi Mf for CkloMt' S. ltn, et t:• Unable to pt!netrate, San 'Tiii• •l•lemlllt tllld with the (.,.,,., ··'"" In "'' ceutlroam of 0.,•'1!Mflt "" •·r '---had t ttl for e c1.,11; or 0r111t1 c-rv Oft ,.,. • ., '1'72. s "'11141 ~. •• 100 cMc CIMtf Drt.,. r 8ntl:K.V 0 se e lly B-1)-J M~ DffVt't CNllY Wt,,, In nw Ct1't' ., •• ,, •• AM, Wlftnil•.,
27-yard fit:ld goal by Ed c 1.,k. • ' ,.... Dlflll ~~.:"e~~,'~N,
Rocha. k .. ~ll•Md OrtnM c.,, Oally f'llet. UTM~Ti ... c~ ... The Lumberjacks too con· S.OllfrftNr ,,, 0, u and Oc.toblf 1, 1,. ........... ......,
trol of the contest from that '"' ~ un.n ... '"'"' ,....., 1trttt
point with Kane toking ad· PUBUC NOTICE ~t~c::,. ttm
vantage of the lood field pogl· ,.,..llhllf or.,... '"" oe1.., .. 11et,
Uon Pro.Id-• by NAU'I q"'Ak •0T1cw TO c••DfTOllt 1"MIMll 11. 17, u. tm -.n cu l&f\; 1u .. 111011: co,u•T OtJ 1111 ,
e<>rps ot punt and. ktckoff 1TAT1 °' CAUNI•"' •011 PUBUC NOTICE 1
TM& COU!IT'I' Of' OllAN .. returners. .... ....... SU,IBtolt COURT ... ,....
l 1ta .. of JofWI It. IEYllnt. -"' JolWI STATI 0, CAUf'MfllA PC4t:
Sparkplug ltl<lll,_ ~ •ll• J.o It. ti.,_. °" TMe CIV!llr'J lfl ........ <••!old. .... .. ..,.. ,
NO'TICI IS ·Hl•flY GIYIN .. 1"t lf01'M:I o• MU•INe OP HlllWWW
CtWllOrl ol tht llM'I lllfnlll ~ flOlt l'IO•A'TI OJI WU .utO ,..
!Mt all ,.rlOfll lwlvlflt d .. rr. 191JMt 1'11 l.lnlltl TllTAMl..,.AltY fMAe R £ D L A N D s Cal flM ....., .... ,..... ...... tii. .,_., WAJVID)
Lu"-l'ID ••Jfback R O b ID Wltfrl 1t11 _.,., \IOllCtlln 1" IN ..tllft l'ftttt ff WILLIAM I . WHrq. 1.19'; 1111 flt .. clwtl: If ........... """thcl COUl'I, Otcte .... White duhed off I teTen-yard tr .. ,,_. ,,._,. •llt1 ttlt ~ NOTKI ts Mlllll'f' OIVIN hi •-··~-Jn '"" flnll quarter VOUl:hfn. N IM Wldl,....,_. l't G lllW YILMA ,_, WHITI 1i1H fM.-._. 1 ~"II "o;i 1'"9f, jji,O, I OI )SN,. _tlewpwt llMdl, ,..tlflfllt fW ,,. .. If Wll IN fw
to -·""" bis ttam to a ·11.7 c'''"""'•. 1111a wMcti tt • ,._. If .....,. • ~ Tw••""""'' ... ,.... .,.,...,. IMlMtl tf 1'11 lllllillll!ll'lld lfl all l'Mttwt ""'91' ca..i W•tvtdl ~ N ~ decillon over the UnJvenlty of _,~111,.. ,. t1M ...... If "" ~· tt ,.,... "" .,_ ""'°"..,.._ .,... ""' n.•Jand •-t·.-1• wlttlli' _. """ .. .,... lfll tlrtl -tM """ IN iltkt ti """"" fll9 NIM neu S _,.. u1-vt1Y. non If tNt Mt~. 1111 MM Mf fot ~ :a, ltn, ef t :OI Tlm..StHeler came back 1n .,. ... AllfWI a , 1m 1.m..1t1 ""~ " D•'""*" ,..
tbe ·-nd quarter to ocore lor DwllhY c. l¥1Mo tntutm ' " .. 141 eo11rt. '' 1'111 c""4c t""'9r ort.,. ,__V IJf "" Wll ., ftll I w..1. !fl "" Ctly " 8'ftftl ,.,., Ceflflt-Me. n.••a-•· ""I •'--~ L.v N111 ...,... "'""' -.....1. Dll• ~ 141 1f71: .nau llUit "" Wl'W 11. ... ,, _.... flVIWltt. flUWWITI a llMI• Will.I~ I , It JOtiN.
tnwceptlons by Cal Lutheran .. -,_ • ...., '""' .tym•-• aeorf""' d r 1 v e 8 P.O. .. 1• "u'w"" MV«WfTI -. a&MU JCU ... .. ............. " ........ """ ... lirllt, mounted by the hoots. '"" ,..,._ ,..,, --
. ·-----.. :::::.·-One lnteraption was rel.um-Publlitltl , at.,. ~ Ditltt "'...,· • ......,. ..,, eel 33 yard• by Donl Green for AU!Mt o . .,.. ..,, .. 1_. a. "· 111, ~ or... ~ DtllY 11!11• 1m nn.n ..,,..,... w. n. Ill. 1m a.wt Cal Luther••'• final tall1.
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Sunday, Stpttmbtr 17, 1~72 OAIL Y 'llllT • J!
The Week's Market Highlights VOLUME, BEA VY TRADERS
NASO Quotations on Mutu81 Funds TheRevietv "" '" 11:. ,ii::
-.n. Y PM.OT SJMt l'i.t.
.NIVERSAL MAN RECEIVES FINAL TOUCH BY JNGINllRING DESIGNERS
1?1n Snyd•r, Left, Proiect Director, •nd MJk1 Tinney, Completff ASHmbly
Dow Jones Stoelu
a.-II~ UW C1-Ch4
II V!:' ~ :C lit~ il!:t::'t~ ll 1r.cn i1t.n llt:ff W:fl ml= lll
Dow lone" Bond~
0.-, Mltll l• C.... CN
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Daily Volnmes ""'Wit. , ........
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l~tc (GtP 4) 100 I I " NoCe.-t Alrl ll.CUI 11,
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NY Ups and Dowwi AMEX Ups, Downs 01•er the Counter
Weeky Soles
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Mft' Ywt Stw.Q 41,Ul.2'1 ~ ...... !ii' "" Yri aOM11 172,ftt.ii&SllJ,,.., .f.lfteriu11 Stockt 14~l lJ,tJtA Mlewffl StKk1 J.l• J,SOI ..
Yearly ComparL~on
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4 No Cen Riii Hiiton 2~1
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11 OccPtof 3.~ 12 Flshr F .lX
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... S1iperior Robot Has 2,300 Mover1ie11tS
By JAN EDWARDS
or t11e 1>111r "'"' s11tt
puter subas9emblies, Man can slower in imagining Man's
be any height between four role in their sales promotion
1be indefatigable employe is feet and ten feet. He can be activities because M a n 1 s
now a reality. between 10 and 75 years old capabWties are greater than
Universal Man will a?Tive 00 aDd can be ckessed and given former robots and because the make-up for an unlimited use of robots in retail 1tores is
time and ready to work. co m b l n a t Io n of cbarec-uncommon.
Promoting sales js ~is bag teristlcs. , Snyder and Tanney clalm
end he never tires, never gets Claiming that customers the interest was there and that
nervoUs or flustered and never "never s:et tired of us ..• we these merchants need only a
needs a vacation, lunch hour do anything that needs to be little push to overcome their
or coffee break. done," Universal Man is appreben.,ion and a lew sug-
And be is cn the job potentlally an employe for all gestions to begin fonnul1ting
whenever his employer, wants sagging sales forces. imaginative plans for Man.
him to be (providing there is a Approximately 70 possible He ls superior to other
and 1'nnney began "with a
fresh piece of paper" with the
inlcntion of "duplicating eve1-y
human motion possible" by
placing Man's joints in the
anatomlcallJ. correct poaitioll8.
"We are proud of It," ad-
mits TaMey,•''becau se
' everybody COIJIPI"" him wll~
the , Dlaneyland anlrna\~n, ·:
Movleland Anlmallon olllll I•,
first market Man 1n Los
Angeles and ha1 aet early 1111
IOI" Unlv ..... I MM n,.... ,.
be1ln tbelr,_lll'll day ~ ~
indelatlglbie employ•. .
Frost, Rain Cause Hike
In Wine, Raisin Prices standard electrical o U t I et empioyen met Univ er s a 1 rotiOts, say Movieland Anima-
nearby ). Man-a six-foot, auburn -tion people, because he is more
UnivenaJ Man could don a haired, b Jue -e Ye d pro-professiooally programmed, FRESNO (AP) -Dama ging drying, Cook said.
policeman's uniform and leech tot~in Buena Park: last moves more smooUlly ind i!I frosts which nipped younu vine fl.fold and decay .set in on Ute in claasroozm: aOOut drug week at the invitation cf able to answer questions [rom "'-
abuse. He could dress like a Movieland A n i m a t i o n , a an audience -all at a lower sprouts last March plus an ~ dryin& grapes while tab~
businessman and demonstrate divison of the wax museum. cost and more of an attention-timely summer rain will grapes still on the vines shoW4
new machinery in a store or "They are a little in shock,'' getter &ban a human employe. severely cut into tb.ia year's ed bunch rot and split •kine.
trade convention exhlbit. judged Dan Snyder following Man can be purchased for raisin and wine grape crop be added .
.:Or Universal Man could be a Universal Man's debut Snyder f7 ,500 or teased for two years and drive prices h i g h e r , Growers will be paid $457 .eo
woman instead. Is director of the project and at a $350 per-month rite. Each per t.on Ir 100,000 tom ot
She or he could serve he and Mike Tanney designed program tape, which matches agriculture official! prtdict. raillna are harvested, said
customers new product and engineered the assembly a micro-computer to drive The entire U.S. raiain crop, Kalem Baraerian, genera 1
samples and announce &oday's of Man. Man's e muscles to do produced within a 100.mile manaaer for the 2,0<JO.memt.it
bargains In a grocery -. or Snyder and Tanney report whatever the job requires, will radius of here, will i, 100,000 Ralllln Bargalnlllll A..,oclaUon.
give directions to crowds in their guests' fir!t action cost $150. tons or less, &aid Fresno CoWl-Growers received '3251 per tbn am~ parks and at the following 1Aan's s e I f -i n-Movietana A n J m a t I 0 n ty ·agricultural inspector Paul laat year.
same time answer questions troductory speech was to rush customers need only to explaJn Cook. Raisin harvests have Because of the small crop
-in any language. forward and get a closer view their needs for Man's voice, totalled 176,000 tons for each officials of the federal Ralsm
With the change of a four-and touch Man. speech content and ac-of the past two years. Advisory Board said they prob-
track, quarter·incb cartridge The receptwn started their companying movements. A Hope for a 140,~ton railln ably won't set aside a portion •
tape, Universal Man (or guests -retell store, amuse-tape, one track: each for music a-op after the March freete of the hervt.St for foreign •
Woman) is programmed to sit, ment park and manufacturing and voice and two for move-was scuttled when a thun-port. Instead, overseas buyers
N.· .. ·:-uclear, Hydrog~~Aircraft Su~ES1 E:?theFE=.~ ~~t~~t.~s::: 5l~~=; ~1~:~~:~:~~ .. :
• · can talk to accurate cynchron-Universal Man's «ea tors IP ____ ;;;;;;;;;;,ii;;;i;;..ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;,;;_;_ F. . red1·· cted for u s 1Il0 80's ~~=-anything bb em-~usei:~ ur.f." ::;:
• • ~ His employer can even lkulty emwonlng bow and
decide •t be looks like. where they COOlld use a come-l llANNA •-•-u ~all --FAA ha ad 1 ___ , A! 40 pounds of hollow steel ly, smoolb-moving robot. ~• By PHIL ~·• · ~• er. "~ . s v ·~~ tubing, urethane rubber and But Snyder and TMney et·
tlpltel News Service Although the talk wu billed rapidly developing concepts rubber foam and several com-pect ref.ail me:rthants to be
CR.AMENTO _ Not only as "non-political.'' 9Mdfer lt'.lt for "satellite" airports in iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
the U.S. get supersonic off some ttmarks which could metropolitan areas to handle
... portatlon in the 1980s, but only be interpreted as support ••north-south" flights leaving
ar and hydrogen-powered of President Richard Ni.Jon. the major network: of fiekb
ft will not be far behind. SUptX>rt of the SST In the next for transconUnentaJ and m. was the word given the decade was one of them, and . 11 cOP,.tock Club at t h • development of the 1970 15.> tercootmentol lght.
Sicramento Inn by Federal billion Airway 'A i r Po r .l Aviation wu set beck 10
Yean DIM by a "Dark Ages" A~Uoo Administration boss Development Act was another. _ .. approacll and only .... Is
Accountants to Conduct
irst Meeting of Year
em~gq: wilh a ·' ' t o ta l
sY.Stems approech," Sha.Utt
.soid.
"Yoo must thank President
Nixon for pusllq tho AlrWay
Development Act b e ca u. a t
wllboui It the FAA could JU 11·
lord the $5.5 billion 10< "°"' • ,'liie Nallooal AsooclaUoo ol
Accountant&, Orange C o as t
~. has armmmc<d ll'a
llHt meeting of the 1m.n
t ·wJU be held Wednerdoy,
JO, at the Airport.er lnn
,,· 18100 MacArthur BJvd.,
" Beach. Soclol bout
c be from I p.m. lo I:~
.. Diller wlll be at 7 p.m.
speaker for u .. evening bM iemalnod unannounced. FUt.n meetings wm be cO,,.
duoted on the lhlrd, WeclneadaJ •
of each d>ootll°al tho.Altporta-llnlctlon costs which, <Oii>
lllll. A list of wlatandi"' blned with private matching
spemn on the Abjects of ao-funds, will provide more thaJI
c:ountin• and . b u-s ; 0 • 11 lU billion for -k In the ~t has been com-tutur.,," Sbatter said.
piled, accordl1111 to a..r1.. L. Commerdal Ind I e n e r 1 I
Cross, B o y I e En(lneering, (jJrlv1lo) avlallon ban· un-
Santo Ana, Presiclent. d-o lrtmendoul growth
• Wllllam F. Sollwan, ol In tho put • JUfl -l ,400
Prict Wa)eril\KllO and Co.. ldiedulod alrllner1 and U3,iloo I
Sonia Ana, ln chart• ol prl .. te planes -and within to
member I«!~ tevulecl 71lltl In tho fllture private
' that the associolOii ls ... kine • llvine ls npodod to dauble rooro members and fl looldnc with comn""'lal lloels ln-
IQrward to a blggtr and botler cnutns :I::' • per-
,..at for -WJt, tllt lor uld.
·meet the $10,000 panther* • • •
by deTomuo • • . tni-tor Uncoh>MU'CU17. 11allan. COl.t'bwork created by \ht brilliant Gbl.a Stud.lot ot Tur1n.
Ford delia'ned the 351 CID 4V V-8 en&ine. Four wheel tn.
depment suspension and _mld4hlp eq1m \)lacemmt. nve
op«d ·-.... lull1-...
PANTERA
-i»a.nten • ., • JtaJiao rar Pa.other •••
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iDid you know that
monthly b a s i s is
corporate bonds .
7 0/0 interest paid on a
avail eble from quality
Would you like to hear more about how this
type of investment might benefit you7
Attend our seminar,
Tuesday evening, September 19 at 7:30 P.M .
Cell Miss Lindamood
644-1890 for reservetions .
Cro"W"ell, VVeedon & Co.
Memb1r1: N•w York, Am1rican I P•cific Co•1t Stock EJu:h1 n911
Newport Center
567 San Nicolas Dr., Newport Beach
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Rental. Business ~rowing Furniture • Ill :Popularity I !
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lulllrioo>-looklna brown tufted """" rwi u blab .. QIO. IF A CUSTOMEll mnv.. lor a boom In -f\Jmlture clwe wallpapu. ln•"'8 C<lmpllly ill one ol the
l!alhtt sofa (1t about tt4 a Once you 1ru:1kc: YOUf Rlec-and wants his rented furniture rentaJ. industry." Some 41 pet• CU$lomers at Abbey run, oldest ln the country tU
LOS ANGELES -A IJ'O"• month rtQJol ), you may 1elttt lion, the furniture "pa<ltag•" lo 10 along with him, Abbey -of the IGlal dw<llillp In ·,.oerally, bdwftn a and 35 yurt). II< baa walellef Ille
ln1 number of>) rental com-a aophl!ticat.ed chrome and arrive. at your home about 24 will move it anywhere in Los Lot Aii,eles, be uys, are iiad include ltudelltl. youna ttnt;al rtYO~ of ibt ,.a
By MARILYN HOFFMAN
on~ kl-.. ._.,., hNk.t
: ,='~!ei':,:~fy~1 !:,~i~~ &}aa cpUee table to 10 in hotn later. If you rent a piece Anaeles or Orange C.Ountles apartment.. bustnesa people. and even five yean, u companies" Uve
IOllleone else 's fumJture. front of it for around $5 • for 30 monlhl, )'OU can elect to for a flat SIS fee . On the average, be 11y1, ptoV~ IW• -tbaugh reUred 1ooe iohJ hl&b« atylet, -"'ter
Some . llke the new Abbey month. You woukl hive a keep it for oo extra COil. You Ralph Smith, com pan y people , tlG'e mova ~ery 11 ,ll»Ui>:let Co for those colorlul, <iuaUty, aocl becUtl io· ol'ter
Fw-niturt Rentals here, are choice of ftv&-drawer cbeltl are given the opUon to buy al president, says Abbey rents moothl, and tblre II. an in. 1 youthful 1saembllge1, too. JOjlbiltieated d e c or • t'i ti g
notjustleasineitems butrenl· for Meach • month, oc-the end of 1$ moothl, and if furniturewithibthreemajor ~~nee.of~/ Pnctic11J1evf!l'JJB1jorcity aervictt. •
ine out "personal enviroD-caaloruil chairs from SI to you continue to pay rent for 1howrooms in Sherman Ol.U, tlDlrof responaible people who" tn the United State& now h8s
ments " complete to pk· M.75, end tables 1t 10 cents to another 15, the furniture can Beverly Hl.Jt.s, and Costa Mesa, mUe top rental potel{Ual. one or more furniture rehtal ONE OF EVERY four
... lurts, s 1ere 0 <'OmponentJ, ff.25, lamps at IS cents to be your1. Or you can change and 11 smaller units. The com· • · flnnl. Many of these are link:· perlOD.S in the United Stltea, .~televisk>n. and 1 vacuum M.50, beds at SI to. $15, and your mind u often as you lite, pany expe<.1s to grou almoe:l AIBEY AUIO lllb such ed wttJ1l.n the Furniture Renlal whose poput,..tlpq now uceeU
framed prints and Polter• aelect new stylu periodically, $1 .5 million in its firlt year of needed itema u brlnd-name Aslociltion of America whose 200 million, changu hf 1
cleaner with which to keep it beainnina at SI a moiltb. and keep a delivery truck busy operation. aheltl, towel1, cbla.I, od president is currently Carl F. residence 1t1east once a year.
porlll'1 rather t1w> ~
good! and S<rVleel b I I
devaloped.
Polllltial ctlllomers ~
lalnly include g r a d q i p
.students, company executhitl
on the move, llalf and laeulty
member• oi colleges IOd
univeraitie1, government .of•
fidals, and d i p I o m •Ii.• repreaentattves. y-.-
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UNCLE LEN{~ all tidy. Average rental tab at Abby depositing ind carting off, •t After a year's research, he 1talnJess steeJ, and advisee Barron, of Cambridge. Mass. And, Mr. Barroa aay1, a
Customers 1et the free . _::to'..'.ta'.'.ls~l40~pe~r.:_mo~n'..'.lh::_ . .:.tbo'.."'C:"'!'.h'..__no'."'..:e~1".'.tr~a.:.c:":har~ge::_. ____ _'c:":onc~lu"'de0<'.d'.:.: _:_":'._The~tlme~~ill~r'.!ig~ht:__~cu!l~om~en~oo"!'..,~"~ber~e ~to~pur~-~Barroo~~·1~Pu~tn~arn~_1Fu~mi~tu~re'_lr~emendo~-~"!_1 _"rlomanol~~_.:f~or~tem-~.!:::========,: design servicrs or a decorating r-==r:
consultant who lends. • sym-'·
pathetic ear to their needs,
. J~elps them de.sign a room on
blueprint. guides them on
atyle. fabric . and co 1 or
choices.
The emphasis is on the
latest in ''livable'' con-
temporary designs and Sood
Mediterranean styles, both
• proven favorites in that order.
YOU CAN WANDER around
ten superbly decorated model
rooms, rent •n exact replica
-of any one, if you are
... absolutely wowed by it, or
pick 'and choose from all the
.... offerings. One room i.t1 libeled
"budget" but it ooze• oomph.
<>nee you've chosen your
Ne ·w School
Creat,ed
For Viejo
. A good example vf cOopera·
· lion between a homebuilder,
re1iden!s and a school district
By the University and the Sea
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Among many !Olutions by
the Mission Viejo Cotnpany
was one by Glenn Mon, u1il-
tant director of comm\Dtlty
relation! for thfa finn. The
thought was to temporarily
('()nvert ~he Eldorado liomes
sales office and ~even el
homes into classrooms help
ease the fast-grow · 1strict's
1hortage of space.
The complex from which
~Mission Viej<> has sold more
\_tha n 1,500 'Eldorado homes.
i-over the past five ~·ear11. was
1to be closed. and the model.s
'were)o bo sold.
Mission Viejo Co mp an y
management agreed, and con-
1ultations were begun with
Assistant Superintendent or
Schools Dr. Richard \felty and
• fnterested re11ldent!I.
' Residenu of Mission Viejo
vitally interested in helping to
solve the district's problems
; )ended their support to the
_.Plan.
· Finally. after approval of
ihe Board oLTrustees. the
weement was made. and the
}:ldorada Primary School. for
first through th ird graders,
~came a reality.
. .., Mission Viejo i1 malting the
'\Bltlre area, including the sales
. i>ffice and sev'n model homes.
:1•vallable at no charge for the
tm73 school year. Mission
'1Viejo wlll also provide all ex-
terior maintenance, upkeep,.of
:-f.ht «rounds, and ·utilities fl'ft
·to the dlJtrlct.
·• Conversion of the facilities
to classrooms wa11 completed on 1chedule, and was com·
pleted tn time for the openina
of cla!.!es on September 11.
. The whole proce1s took only
two weeka.
Home Tract
Third Sold
At Irvine
l\"earl y one lhird of Presley
Development Co m p a n y ' s
.. Limiled Edition" series of
California llomes-Irvine have
been sold , with sa\e11 averagin&
.more than SS00,000 a month.
accordinJ: lo the Newport
Be 1 ch-based ho111cbuilding
firm,
Presley trrn1s the develOJr ment its ''Llmited Bdition"
MriM sincr only 1:17 home~
will be built adjacent to a
peenbelt and a df'd1c·ated two-
*2'1' park site
'!be comn1unity. be i n a
dnt1oped on oversized lots.
tlfa ffve floor pl'ans in 19
ele¥1Uon1 with three 1o six
tieilrooms and 1~·0 lo four
blthl. The homes have up to
D equare feet of living area .
Pt'lcel bqln al 134.!195. in·
cludtng shake or missio n tilr
roofl; firepla ce s, shag
dJ'Pltinl• klnr~ 1nasier
1un. .wJtb Dflrrored
wanlrobeo • ftl blra .
Oiiier -~ are patio l:ltdleos with cenunlc Ill•. lwd1'00d uh ellllnetrY, self.
c•ai oveJll, hr<> and
Ill-1ar'qll, cathedral
eolllltp, cunurid m a r b h •'*"'-" vtnllleo wt1ll over-·a1oac1 mltn>ri, ceromk HI• ond
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Turtle Rock, Irvine.
Choose frem 5 floor plans and 15 eleva·
t!ons. Newly expanded and Improved. The
ultimate in buyer-proven plans,
liliscover this beautifully eatabllshad
community of over 750 ·homes hestled, lft the
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rolling hills of Irvine. Prestige, suburban 11-
cluslon and convtnience at the heart of the
·cultural and recrtatlonal center of Orange
County.
fheae 1p1clou1 retl~ences otfer, ICidoor
and outdoor living at Ill best. Garden homts,
to1,i1y nc:luded and private._. on• and~ t:wo-
1torla1, with up to four •legant·bedrooms.
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,open garden kl!chana filled with built-In ap·
pllances, lavish baths ••. and, al Id Ing walls of
glass opening to patios and gardens.
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:October
· 'Rental m1111-are on Ille
Mel odvlllOI naorntlou are
• belltl talteo at Fredrld<a
Devilopmenl Corp. 'a aewtll ·
llraqe . Co u n t y apartment
tommunlly' Loa Arbolllol,
1!untfngton Beach. Finl ..,.
pipancy 1' ~ al the llJI.
,..ii compln Oct. t.
: The 13.1 m1ll1on lidlllt apart.
menl devalopmaot at 84lO
AUanta Ave. wu deallJIOC( by
S,verl>Gualafaoa, architects
ape! engineera, and leaturea
e(lrlJ Callfomla atyling. •
·The spacloua one and two-
bedroom apartments, re11ting
!furn $1il0 • IDClllth with all
~Ilea po1c1,: Include wall·lo-
"all lbal carpetlq, drtpea, c$ning·areu, prlvale bllconles
or paUoa .and fUU.wall clooets.
:Bive Ooor pla111 are offtnd in-
cludioi I lllllque model with a
atep.up den or llllOSI room ,..., off the llvin1 room.
P,umtshed and unfurnished
a;>artmentl are available.
; Outdoor llvlng amenities are -.Isa a feature at L o s
Arbolitos. There are two
liodscaped courtyards with
sWimming pools and gas
Darbecues as well as outdoor
dining and conversation areas.
lh addition, the development is
about a mile from the beach.
.. ; Lo.! Arbolitos is located
ajxiut a quatter mile ea.st of
Beach Boulevard on Atlanta
Avenue. FW'niabed models are
cipen daily.
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Turtle· Ro·ck Closing Out
"All rood lhlDp lllllSI come
to IQ eod", COOi I familiar
phrase, and lllch will be the
caM ol-Hamt1 Tur·
Ue Rock tn Irvine, wllh only a
few homes in the final phase
llll1 avallable. "Aft• four years of' aue-
e-1111 Ales tl1roucl>oul the
llJO.bomo Turlle Rock develop-
mutu plan by provldlll1 a·
pontlve parb and ....,.bell
....... curved IUfflCI -la
and abundant J">d'<'Ping.
Homeowners -bive Ula of
recreaUonal · cent.en w I t h
swlmmlng pools and malo-
lelllDCI 01 landlcaplng, pulls ,
and recrt1tJonal areas is pro-
ftSed bf bom1ow ner 1'
llOOClaUoos .
The llnMldmoor Turtle Rock
projoct iru d...rgn«I by Mor-
ris and Lorllbach, mbltecu,
who alao dOslgntd o t h • r
IUchanl B. Smtih devel01>-
menla Including Bil canyon,
Broadmoor TQ}m.homa I n
P\acouua and Nlruel lihonl in
Laguna Beach.
Broad.moor Turtle R o ck
may be reached via the San
Diego Freeway to Culver
Drive and west to Campu1,
then left to Turtle Rock Drlv•
and right on Sierra Amico.
ment, we've run out of d N hh h d ~wa11a~~~~!ue:;~re= Apartment Consi er eig or oo
Lbotle, vice preoldeot of
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KITCHIN, WIT IAlt ADJOIN LIVI 0 ROOM AT llOSSMOOR lllGINC:V
Rossmoor Regency
the at> bomea built in the final U By Jlllf HUFNAGEL
phi.le. At the preaeot ules ~ ,.,.,, Wrll"
rate we abould be completely The Apartment Auorlation When yca're looking for an
aold out in just a few week.I," o{ Orange County ww pruent apartment one of your most
. Lizotte .added. 1 sem1na.r at Goldto West important considerations is
-for the phe-eoal ~n-Sa"·""-•·pt 13 the neighborhood in which you ~11. _ _,, -· · are going to llve.
Alea _,... ti Broadmoor 'l1te subject will be max-A neighborhood can quickly
Turtle Rock are many, ac-hnizing apartment profltabill-become a na yborhood if mat·
cording to Lizotte. "11>e air ty. ters like locatk>n , transporta-
predallon of earlier sold Hegl.otrallon will be al 8 lion, ihopping and p I a y
bomet bu been among the a .m. at the Forum "l" facilities aren't all they should
hl&hett in Orange County, and bulldin&. in the aouthwest cor-be. A convenient location, for the award-wlnning design, the instance, would be at the end
B f W • h B de quality and the custom ner of Golden Wut College of a more-or-less strali:i:ht line ene ;ts It out 1 If . ns features have all contributed," campus al Golden West Street from work and -or where"r
II II ~ Lizotte u.id. and Edinger Avenue, Hunt-you frequenUy go. Conversely,
Buyet>s at the SS million
Rossmoor Regency io Seal
Beach enjoy the tu and in-
vestment benefits of home
ownership withoo~ the tedium
•od respon..iLllity of mai.
tenance chores.
They ·also enjoy facWdei
which are beyond \be reocll of
J 'llte-~--~-~-a-~~-• ' an eye toward jln indoor~ut-will run from 8:30 to noon. plicated. changes · from one
many other home owners. large gioup! or converted into door lifestyle, wi·th abundant freeway to ancther -or bus Robert B. Thompson, direc-Tbere are separate men's J11d sma]Jer fOOnl! for meietlngs sliding glass, freedom of transfers -might be rated tor and past president of " 1 " tho h th women's sauna baths apd and otilJ!' actiViUes. OUtlide ia movement and space built into way OU1, even ug e
gymnasiums, a therapeutic a big patio area With a caben.a the kitchenl' and the popular AAOC, will be one of five distance l!n't formidable. And
pool and 8 beatei'. swimming and barbecue hlellltill.; ••utrocourt", a private roof-speakers. Thompson's topic you can be too close to wheez-
pool ....._ rocm 1lded on at · leut will be "Manager Selection Ing OOsts, noisy hlghwnys or
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neighbors then1selves. It's a
good idea to cheek out lhe
kind of people who are alrea dy
living in your w o u Id -be
building or complex a:lmplt
because many places have
become very specialized ai>
cord.in& t o llfc-sirua1lon1.
Singles, fam illes with young
children , and older pt0ple
seem to enjoy liv ing among
their petrs.
Don't co nflne your recon-
nalisance to the Immediate
neighborhood. either. Range a rev• blocks or eve n miles tet
get a clear idea about shops:
and services and places to
play. If these are mls!ing or
remote. th' areA hardly even
q11allfie1 as a neighborhood.
Won'tan_Nets
.Top Realtor
, l mlTbe :beclfooms °two and henna Include kltcbftll. with Effective Management,'' they have to take a hund red
"I" ,., ' -·~ m .;:'' F.aell unit full tomlted built-in ap-presented by A P a r t m e n t giant step! to get there .. The San Clemente R e 1 I t 0 r a.. · . ~ . P • Y au Association resident Joseph ICboolhouae nelt door will be Bertha Jienry has b e e n Boo.~)• ftd S'ar' ~ Ad ·· bas its cwo. bllcoDy "I" pollo P 1f 1 nee1 ' el allorately o. Hamm or ; "IncreuJng decoptively quiet on Sundays, pruenled with the Flr•t
131 e ll ll~ va .. ee .. :for 'fca,di~ __ s_o.~~~·~_" ~ n:;:r-• cmtom 1 Bents Under Hen\ Co~lrol", wheo "'\Oil. apartmants are Amer!<>.an Tit' and Trull
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c11r1•t1•11 1c1•ce MMi•tw 1'"1ce records, ~ccording ~ the flnn. ~ctivdy will a~pear prlDl~Y mg. . ,. '61,790. • .. w l't·b ({OIWalUonil 1 AAOC, "Cost 'E ff e c t i v e neighborhood usually s a y s throulb the South Orana;e
NEW YORK -New dwell-According to Geo r a: e 1n the area where the resi~en:-. Prices r~e ~: 1•• finlnclnl a\tdable tbe homes • In.suranct/' Chuck Reynolds something wbrth listening to CountY Board of Realtors.
Ing unit starts totaled 642,822 Ctlristie, vice-president and tial market ii molt vulnerable,, .. wtt.IJ . cm;iv~. 1'lfA and oner a C!8Q1ee of it"'-models , Director, and "Tax Shelter about contmunlty attitudes. If Tht 1ward is Mrs. Henry's
iD the second quarter of 1972 chief economist of Dodge, -multlfamg, bullding."~~ ~ · VA financlna. plwili available, and f1ftem 11terlor"'elevN!on11 Misconceptions" by n I c k buildings are welI-malntalned. secbnd this year and, one of
-:-16 percent more than the "The faillD'e of this year's sec-• aQeOl'ding to Bll'Dlt 8oiome>n. with 1.1p 16 2,411 lqUll'I ~-Laub, director. someoM evidently cares. This severtl she has ea rned
Solomon, president ol Milli Both three ~ four bldrooinl Registration fee for the criterion, howevtt, may have throua:h her 15 years doing
yoar ago. period. one! q u • r 1 '~-'~ !or yet White Bites Construction Comp&ey II the are ottored ,,ith·four-bedraom seminar ia 15. Tape recorders little relevance In large cltle!. businw In S.n Clem•nle.
·On a seasonally adjusted another *'°IMW7 adJUlted builder. modelli:1n1both one-and two-J are .,,; e Jc om e . Ticket wbtl'fl some great little and She noted that the com--~asU, however, housing during housing cabr slgnlla that the You may not alwayt like Among the amen1Ut1 in-~·plans. . availability will be on a first reaeonably priced bulldlng1 petttlon h11 gotten 1tllter In
••-second quarter was even peak of. ~ current lloualnr what it aays, but after )'OU eluded in the pu!'Chdt priM TM • bbme deve'lapment, come tir8t Rn"e basis and oestle among blockful.s of recent years. There are now ;;'th the rate achieved dtaing boom hll flem .nachld..Dur· reed Glenn White'• "White are WBll:·to-wall cupet1Jll, hlllt at.'a COit ot· Over NO pre-reglskatioa is recom-tenementli. more lhan SOO realtors com-
the fir'l lbree months of the Ing the oecoocl half the play ol Wash" coltllllll once )'OU're d r a P • ri es, a co U111co1 ~m:l:Dl: .. ::.:u'.!-=:!pl'::l~flea~the=,::_lrvliie.::::_.:menc!::::ed.:::_ _______ _:Th::;•:::•_.:tbtre::_::._.:ar::•:._.:.l.:h.:e......'.peC:::Ung::!'... -------' lllrely to read It again .•. and oouodprooflng, P.I air -~ year, according lo the F, W. mare\ for<eo will be uertlq again . 8porta Editor White II dlUooillg and beating and eltt>
Dodge Division of t h e lncnued downward preuure outspoken, lo put 11 mildly. .t r I cally-cootrolled aecur!IJ
McGraw-Hill Company. This on these quarterly ntsa." Head hie coltllllll l!ld YoU'll gates lo bolh Ille ~
e'.nded a series of eight con-The I>oclie emnomlat added *· areu and the under&round
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Mrounded by tnoomoerlble reo11•IDMI *"""'··.
two Buch HoUMt for eoclll """* ... "'""'° tin
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Cou11try Club 1nd Golr C4;1ur11 ... within win ef .... -....
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Real Estate
Questions/Comment
By Realtor Randall Mccardle
We haw 1 home near Whittler. We've already
purchased a new one and would like to Hll our preHnt
hotM 11 soon at possiblt. We1re 1tUJ living In Whittler
end the drive is something elM. Do you have any tips
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w ASHINGTON (AP) -1.Jke The buUder promlaed cor· •"'11 1o erpb.,,.... bolldfn 'llWJty ol thtlr prod u e t , properll.fl" buil! ..... fedtril shingl" rather th3n tang·
that of count!.., other angry rtellona, Zimmerman said, Into eometlve IClion. homebuilder organ!za...., are lllboldl',prosramt. t8stJng •lat< roolo; llgtller·
homebuyers, Russell L. Mer· "but as yet these correcUDos Others go to~· Judget ln A'lOVin( to create arbitration. A Cl'QU-sectiOO (If city weight attJc rafters ; DO rain
rlfield's "investment of a have not beeo made." 18 states have ruled recently committees for settlemeot of bulldlng' ln1peetor1-in.-gutters; 2t.lnch ratbtr ~
lifetime" has become a that au. ...,.. boules are eooaumer complalnts. tervlewed by 1"' A'80Clated 111-incll spacing betw ... poor
nightmare. MERRIFIELD, THE Shaws, oo.ered by q Implied, il not', St!U, the uperience ol 1oo r-Nld Ille level of bo\llln& joists making for "splllngy
The roof of Merrifield'• new Zimmerman and hondr<dl ol formal, warranty of quality. many buym ol new bouaea quality baa deellued In many floors and I i g h t we I f h t
house in Fairbank s, Al aska , thousands of other home SpumdbylqneownercorD· "~ only be called a re1pec-t~, e1pe~l..aJl.-Y house,,·" no inter~g
a. B., Whittltr leaka . The w i n d whistlesd seekers1 u·have . produced -and plaJntl, , Conire!JI a.nd many rugbtmare of e p I c pro-wortmanihip, but naeo IJ1 •"-'-. • und _, ,_ through iU-fitting doors an some a en victim to -an un-atate .and ,loleJ' government. portions," said Virginia H. plumbing, heating and elec-weatuel strippmg aro .lt'ur
th1t will speed up the ule of our home?
~t expert help. Selling a house in todayts market windows. The f Io or s ' precedented boom in housing are welgbing leg.Watton that Knauer, consumer adviser to trical components; dow~ and doors; little ~(.t(llie
is no do-it-yourself exercise. Your first step should be separated from their un-construction, now running at would extend and fill some Pruldebt Nixon. John J. Heyn, president of tile m bathroom.!; no. fini:lbed
to place your home with a reliable Realtor and ~ive him· derpinnings, squeak. more than two mllJion Wllls a 1oopholesin ~.one-year Consumer advOcate Ralph the priyate National Home flooring Wlder earpettng.~(lply
an "exclusive.'' That will give him extra incentive. You Mrs. Laddie Shaw of Idaho year. warranties that now cover at Nader predicts that buyer IDspection Service, said 10 • rough plywood. . :'.:
can have multiple listing as well. "But why a Realtor~" Falls, ldaho; shares Mer-This boom , many specialist.a least half of all new bou.ses. nightmares will make housing percent of .lhe houses his com-. Yet many make the a.se
"I can sell it myself and save the six percent commis-rilield's frustration with new say, makes for a seller's the .No. 1 _lconsumer Jssue or pany exa.in!nee.have.such ma-that ~sing 9uality bu·:~· . ,, houses. market, strains the supply of ROME BUILDERS this decaae, comparable to jor structural deflclenclea as proved,mcludi'°'g23pereerttm
8100 '1t•S ·riot that simple. For one thing, the typical buyer Two days after she and her s ki 11 e d wo r k er s and acknowledge the rising tide of auto aalety in the 19608. fauJty JSoOrr Or roof support!, the Harris poll Who called ill t k k ff th . f h. husband moved in, their base-supervisors and encourages buyer protest! which they uneven' masmry and mislaid today's homes superior to w expect you a noc o e commission or 1s bene· ment flooded with sewage. corner-Oltting and shodd y blame on the building boom's ALREADY ti percent of main beam.I. those JO years ago. · ·:
fit. And there are other do-it-yourself pitfalls. Are you The living room sank l1h in· workmanship. strains and 00 growing corr Americam belh!ve the quality FuJly 50 percent of ·the The Na~onaJ f.ssociaUoo of
familiar with the current real estate market and able to cbes: a warped joist. The Home buyers are showering sumer activism in an fields. of. new housing is worse than a houses. Heyn said, have Home Boil~~ says tbere.~s
price your home properly? Are you prepared for eur-family waited a year for prom-government agencies and con-E•"'ene A. Gulledge, the decade ago, acconling to a si .... iucant defects '8Ucb as been definite unpr:ov,eme~,. in
iosity seekers trampling through your house? Do you ised · t ts sumer organizations with fed -. mmi 1971 Louis Harris poll d ~ basem '· ly four areas of bousmg quality: have the time and · ability to negotiate and bargain? Can and at~~ins:at~:~~· carpe complaints about late delivery eral housing co ssloner, · amp ents, IJ!lProper community design, layout and you handle the intricacies of financing? des«ibed wo~hip u a A government investigation ~ecte~ wa~r pipes and room conflguratio.n, atyiJng In Delaware, Ohio, the bmie-of promised houses ; about foreordained casualty of the last year of 672 new houses missing insulatton. and materials. ,
A BONA FIDE R alt will ts ment floor and walls of Lewls defects in materials and boom. But many components folUld slx percent with poor Th•o• un· provements, "'e e or screen your prospec A z· • $3' ooo workmanshlp; ~bout the reluc-f ho · bet'· th km hi '""" t u""N USTED th ~ w
d . h . h , f . 1 . unmennan s new ,, o new using are i.cr an wor ans p or u_.equa e •""a. ese areas homebuilders say, overi:ide an give your ouse maxunum exposure; es amllar house craclced after six tance or slowness <if some ever,besaid,mentioningcon-materials. The defects were whire ·l>e ·said construction r · b
With market conditions, zoning and financing; and select rnonths. A new roor i! needed: contractors to set ·things right. crete, air conditioning and serious enough in 10 percent of standards have dropped in any ~eficiencies in uus
the Realtor with the best combination of aggressiveness, the original is blowing off Tempers frayed, so.me electrical systems. the cases to affect "the safety, many instances during the last (8ee ROUSING, Page 11,1 Integrity and knowhow. · 1-~~-=-~~~~-=-~~~...:....~~-'--'-~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...:....~~.:._~~~~-=-~~~-'-~~~-~~=--"--
.PRICE IT RIGHT. This is a fundamenlhl that Real·
tors stress. The value of your house is not what you
think it is, or the buyer thinks. It is determined chiefly
by the location, the neighborhood and the current mar-
ket. So, first, you must get in line with the market.
That means realistic appraisal. A capable Realtor
can bring in his own "team" o( four or five salesmen
who will individually price your home, and then reach
a fair consensus.
After an over-priced house has remained on the
market for months, it becomes almost impossible to
sell. Salesmen Jose their enthusiasm, and prospects
wonder what's wrong with it.
Don't count on misplaced improvements to raise
the price. There was the resident who bought a $38,000
b-OUse in a $38,000 area, then spent $12,0QO on improve-
ment.s. He was transferred and forced to sacrifice his
•~6;000 -Illvntment--foi-~$44,000:--Pricing-r home-rigbt
means pricing it on the neighborhood scale.
SHOW TO BEST ADVANTAGE -There are a lot
of tbln'gs you can do to sell your bOuse. Paint it, if pos·
rdble. Replace loose shingles or tiles. Fix the fence and
trellis work, the leaking faucets, creaking floors and
loose knobs. Mow the lawn, cultivate the flower beds,
prune the bushes, give your place that well-carecl-for
look. Remember your kitchen is the heart of the home,
so keep it spotless. No dirty dishes. Women are also
l!lensitive about bathrooms: keep them clean and order·
Jy. Clear out the clutter in the closets. And if you have
pets, clear them out too.
DON'T HELP THE REAL TOR SELL. One of the
best ways to move your house in a hurry is to keep out of it while it's being shown. You should first tell your
Realtgr everything -about the low heating bills, and
also the termites -and !Mn let him do the selling: If
you \must be lll'9UDd when the house is being shown,
greet the prospect graciously, take the children and the
pets and retire: Turn off the television.
These thoughts Bhoitld help speed your sale. In
lelling a house, remember to pllt yourseJf in the buyer'•
lhoes. He is looking for charm, co1'[ort, convenience
and location. You sh o u Id give hlnl the best !or bis
money.
Randall R. Mccardle ii an investment analyst. coue'oe
ltcturiT, a"8 •Uthor or"Rta! !Wa!Tin l:Oll[Omla." Sm<!
l/Of'T commmll arnl qutstiOM to R•ndall R. McC•rdlt, c/o
tht DAILY PILOT P. 0 . Bo• 1560, Costa Mtso 92626.
Greenbrook in Mesa
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Larwin Group'• $12 million, HWe've d e a i g n e d Green.
master planned Greenbrook . brook Soulhcoast homes 1o
eommwllty is celebraUng its meet the needs of auccessfu1 yoong families who want to grand opening la Costa Meoa get away from it all and still
with a . nautical theJn.e ~t have the convenience o f
empba11,.. the eommunlty 1 nearby 1boppioa p I a 1 as ,
proxlmlty 1o the ·Paciflc ecbools, a n d recnational
Ocean. lacUlllea," slated Monty G.
G re e n brook Soulhcoasl, Polson ,marketing dln!<lor for
which ii planned for SI~ Larwin's Southern-Calilornla
homes, f e a t u r e a five Region.
~corator-furnlshed m o d e I • "Particular ure baa been
with such seaworthy Mmes as given to interior detail, 1ritb
the Discoverer, the Horizon, custom flnJohed ,k 11 e b e Ii '
the Searclier, the Enlerj>rile, cabinetry, bull~ln Gene$al
and the Nomad. · Electric range and tdf..c~
Priced from . ~.990, the Ing oven, disbwlShet, and homes are avatl.llble in one shag carp;etlng tn 1eJected
and twcrst.ory plans, with from areas," P'o.1 s on explained.
three to SIX bedrooms and up "ExtensiYt use of g l a I •
1o three baths. Some piano throughooit anil Wlumetm
alJo include three-car garages. . ceilings ,create a feiellng Of
!>arid <:early of Irvine, a former •ports writer
for the DAILY. PILOT,
bu joined Robert Clay P. R. Jn Tustin as an
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open air atmosphere."
Homes in the new com-
munity are b u i J t on
generously-siZed lots w I t b
block wall rear yard fencing
and wood cedar roofs. Nine-
teen separate elevations are of-
fered in five distinctive floor
plans. All pJans i n c I u d e
fireplaces, and many have wet
bars and private Slllldecks.
The spacious Enterprise
model Is designed for growing
families and offers s i x
bedrooma and three balhl. A
sunken living room w i t h
vaull<d celllnp and fireplace
and a separate fonnal dlnlng
room add a touch of elegance,
while the large Garden View
family room and ldlch<ll are
perfect for Calilornla'• Indoor·
ouldoor life sty!<.
Another llOllUlm' model 11
the four bedroom Voyager,
with ill decor~
Ii ving room fireplace and op.
tional wet bar. The Garden
View family room and kllcllen
features a pess-tbrouab bar
between ldlchen .uicf patio,
ide11l for year.round outdoor
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A beautiful back·bay location -cotlgeniel .new-.llllopi&.te.meet-
ao unbelievable choice of things to do, when .,_.,....,,\he
mood-it's all here at Park Newport lor 81' litjle e:i $174.50
Your rent ·includes; unlimited use of 7 lightee tennis Ct>urts,
7 swimming pools and lhe Jully stalfed $750,000 health spa, with
saunas, whirlpool, paddleball courts and conditioning room.
If you're the entertaining type, Park Newport provides four
catering kitchens and private rooms for ·dining and dancing. We
also have severel miles of bicycle trails, e putting green,
shuffleboard and (just for a touch of nostalgia} a croquet court.
' And your Park Newpcrt apartment is a joy. Quiet, private and
cheertul. Bandb<»< new, It features a G.E kitchen, drapery, .
carpeting ,and a private patio or balcony. An perking is covered
and reserved, wiih elevators to all. noors. • Choose a apacious junior one apartment for as little as.$174.50
monthty, or a roomy 1· or 2-bedroom plan: Or a stunning town
house with 2 or 3 bedrooms. ~ ...
For your cenvenience, we have our
own gourmet market, beauty
salon and dry cleaner, located at our
60-foot clock lower.
fOday, see how th& world cil>NIOWJ~~
Beach Comes together atl'ark
Newport. All of It here walU•g for you,.
at a rent that may be no more than
you're paying now. And where you'ft
liardly ever want 10 leave home
on weekends .
We're locatecl next to•livine Center
and FashLon fsland, at the
interaection,of Jamboree and San
Joaquin HillS Roads. Telephone
(714) 64!1-1900 forrenlal Information.
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"HOUSING,.
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' ' 1 · Sales!Pe.n Score $2 Million at Beachwalk
0 Within the ;;.. •' , ,_,. tltt bet! tl~ of out· reoturu 1Vlllable In curtom ~-"Besldn lhe many rtcrea· lhe d•slgn of W. Rlchar~
J1nce f9tlidnrlJk opt a td • door reluaUm and e1111Dt 1n-liuUt re1ktencet et twice the ·Belch Jloull No. 1 ts ror ac-lion facilities withln o u r and features landscaplna by
lllesm. Cll hrmaD and door Uvlng." prict:/' noted r u rm ID. Uvt IVtntl provht.ln& a ~ drttk>pment, many other I C-P.O.D., Inc. ;
O>tl J--eodl oold Detilned to c 1 pt u re ''BllYtn are allo Impressed. tabla, Juke bor, llMI Wice llv!U.. ar• within •asy 110-Tile commuolty may be
'": more thu ti mllllall In..,... Calltomla living wllh 1 w .. t by tho ract lbll the born•• aro 11<1, llelcb Houae No. I of. ctss," aald Johnson. The raached by taking lhe Sin
.. . IMPROVED QUALITY or alll. The aalemnen atttlbute tnales navor, the unique one-main tamed for 1 modest fee fers card tablet, 10W'l.lts1 and Sta cliff Country Club iJ just Diego F'reew1y to Golden
''""oot, some bomeoWDtrl COltli-their quJct ales pace to· the and two-story townhoulel -the end of yard work or a community klteben for aerou lbe street, public teMls Wut Avenue and procteding
,.,..)lain that It Is lncrtaingl)' offllin( of. unusual reaklentl8.l feature rich ctram&c tile., tak1nf care of home ez . ..-toelal gatherings. eourtt, and complete beach touth to Beachwalk at 19711
\•,dUtlcult to 1et bulldtr1 to and community archlltcturol wood ahln&I• trim, Bermuda lerlort." ADJACENT TO the Btach and boating facilities are a O.ep Harbor Drive In Hun~ ~ 1:make repairs on new boulu. deal&fi arld the recruUonal abutters, private courtyard The unlque Uvlna: style Houaes are a junior olymplc ftve-mlnute walk ()r bicycle lngton BeJ,cb.
···, The nallonal borne bulldt!I REAL ESTAT"' amen!U11. , patloa and.._ of llldlng doun't ltlYt off at the ltomo. a!le 1w1mmtn1 Jl()OI, lher1Pi ride away." ;:::::::::::::====::::; •' !lrgllllizatton said that while t "Set wllhln 111 •1-ltete &!au and cl.,..tory windo'os. Central to the community 11 1 pool, cal>ana /or IWimsult Fully decoratod models by
'•·!nan1 repair complllnls may of 111111 lllldlclptna IOd 1 THE HllMIS provide 1 IU>UriOoa rocrutlon center changa wllh 11unas and Erickson and A9SOCiotes a"' STARS
·,:·.IM Justified, cert.lb defects m~ Ufatyle cholce ()f dramatic master featurtna Beach Houte No. l ahoWen. SiJ: 1dd1Uonal pools on display daily from 10 a.m. Sydnf!y omarr ts one ot -:.~lire nonna1 and not the Beachwalt 11 oaelol 1 ~/' bedroom aultes with drea!lng and No. 2. SUrrounded by a and eabanu are planned to 6 p.m. Beachwalk. patio · the world'• great utrol°'" .
·;..•lapooJ.lblllt, of the builder to buttons of caveat emptor -stated Funn.a. : Jut DtOCU. arus, optk>nal wet ba.rt .llld nautical theme boardwalk, the 1brougbout the community, as homes are priced from $37 ,000, gen. His ..flfiib~s one ol
rtpalr. 'lbe 1.uoclation men-meaning let the buyer from ihe beadl ._ barnea at unlque bonus room optioni. Beach Houses are bJablllhted well u play areu, and parks and offer up to five bedrooms ;~tu~e'!11' ireat ·
"i1ioned foundatloit settling pro-beware." Beachwalk are planned to' Of-"Romes at Beacbwalk offer by a 40-foot 1ptClta,cu1 a r for children. and three baths. Beachwalk is · ~~·duclng hairline wall crack!,!~~~========~~~~~~==~~==~======================~=====~~=~===~~~========~ i•: defJectlon of Doon 1 n d
k·thtlnkagt of lumber.
•' Herbert Aman , a
Washinaton-area buUder, aaid
:. ' tnany buyers of hJa houses are
:: tomci In their compllinta
"· tboul repair delays.
: ~ 1··•·we•ve bad aa much ~
~l.·iuctlon, we have not bad :~:;~ftou&h P90VJ1,1i he said. "lf
you alow ~ job down to
;;· ~ 1verjthlng 100 percent,
·"~r funds run out." ·~~ •llow good, are the one-year
~antles on all FHA and
-N A-ln.sured new housel! and on
many conventionally financed
,.JK>me1?
: "Only as good " tho builder
: wants it to be," said John
• Heyn of the home-inspection
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: delay rtpain beyond the ·one-
: year expiration date. And t~
: fine print In some warrantle1
: llmltl repairs ·to health and
4 Wety ha!ards only, he uld.
: Marlon Bf!nfleld, a law pro-
! feuor at the University of
: Illinol11 deacrlbed most war·
: rantles 11 4'1lmlted and full of
: loo~hole1. This ha1 been one of
: the 1rea1 of the law obviously
' out of step with the time• and
; terrlbl~ weighted towards the i seller._~· .~
~ 'Mle model warranty Slll· l 1ested by the homebuilders
~ association, for example, ex-
: eludes coverage of any work
: done for the builder by.1 .. sub-
,; contractor or other perton or
: firm."
: To e n f o r e e warranties,
• about 40 or the homebuUden'
j 485 tocal a~soClatlons blnd
: partlclpatln~ bullden to com-
; pul10ry arbitration of .non-· ~ sumer arievances. Another 140 1 JOCIJ associations h a v e
:: grievance procedure• t h a t
·: may or may not requlre com-
: pullOfY arbitration.
: How 11hould thP. prospective
: buyer or a new home protect
: hlm!eH! .
: srEP ONE, aay th e
: homebuilders and conmmer
: advocates . Ill to lnve1tlgate the
; bulldtr'I quallly product and
: service.
: This is best done by ques-
! ~onlng other famlllel In the
• development, eipeclally about
: the adequacy or h11ttng .. 1r
: <'tndlllon ayst.m1. Lending In-
: aUtuUons mtµt provide ad-
: dltlonll guidance , tht
: 1pect1llltl uy.
: Step two, uy the consumer
: ll!>Oclallsts. 11 Independent In-
: spectlon of 1 house and legal
• advice before anv papen are
: sllntd. A varlallon would be
: 10 amendment to the contract, : maklnJ Ille and dtpoelt coo-
: tlngent on a aaUafactory in-
; 1pectlon paid for bv the bUyer.
; Fairfax Leary Ill, 1. former
~ Nadu asaoclate, recommendt
• that consumer! enRage a
: builder or architect friend or
! blrt I bulldinl 1111ptClion
: 1ervtce.
j The Inspection servlce1, for
: a fee 1vera1lng '85, check the
~ rooftnl. 1eneral e1terlor, ~ basement, electric, heattn1
) and air condlllonln1, plumblnf,
~ attic, 1enerll interior and ~kitchen.
~ IF POSSIBLE, uy the con-
~ sumer advocates, get the j builder'• written aP"ttmant
I th1I all Identified 1 n d
i enumerated delecll will be
) /epalred before final 1tt· j tlamant or the houff. In thlt
J way, the warranty Is tl1hten-
~:ec1. ~ "Once a consumer takel
; possession of a deed settl_,, bl
:1s_pretty mucb,at the m•tq,ol :flli contraclOr, unl'8i hi P :le<ta 11 •1 coiltr•oflill> '
Jllallllcl. ' ' llml ~ dewlop llfor ~-~·11.1~
b the bllldor, tnienl\q I
tlen llslJ.!•lnd rtf>ll!1! the 'tlonl ~re no
e wltbln 18 dlyf or n~
dt to bll 11tislactlon, the
can 1pPeal lo the ~ :::~~-~ .l&inl ' the Joell
I~ office, .ya llil···'n1110•1l
· 'balldl!t 819odatloa.
:?.:re. owtpr1 of VA or FllA· ,!·red ~ Joell oll!CM of 'IWV .......... t-agenclts I ' oi£1i« po1n1a to 1oc1,e 1>n> 11'tls-' 1>A.llial 'llll'tll!ll fl'Ol!I Lt1171 I ~ ...... 11 • of 1111 Jul
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, •• m.oant • llO!w of dlltlnctl .. dealgn ancl decor en l!*l~lar ·=~~hta In the -lo hllla of MIMIOn Viti-, V1i.,e ~ tO none with fl,........, 'Dllhwuhera, COncrtt• D~ and Mlalon Viejo, too. T~ ,.... ...
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""-bulklen -11 tfley could, bui they can't. ThON'I on!J orie Mllilon v1.jo ••• only one ll1rcelon1 trllh holM."~.--700. ' ' ' I • • ,
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F•mou1 licen1in.9 course now •v•il·
1ble thru T •rbell. Applicents fully
reimburs•d upon quajific•tion. For
d .. eils c•ll Al Sloan, 7 1-4.842-1511
in Oreng• County.
BEAUTY IN EL TORO! $35;990!
fl• _1111, ft. llrp flll'!IJ'/ i'lonM With ( IMlftr .ized bld,..orn1, •h1ltl P• ~ cloUcl IOtt canietl,., cu1tcim dr1P9a. Elttlllt ff~ lfl llu9e
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klldlerl. 3 tMr111e & totmlcll blthl. u n. cowrtd Htlol ProtenkWIAll'f ..,_.,... •round"' F....i· IOr Pf\vKJ I UIMOIO.
4 B'EDROOM -BELOW MARKETI $25,950 .
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-.-EXQUISITE TRl-LEVEL ·$47,9501
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No df"Mf for \'OUI" d'llldren to Cron v.tlell thaY •It. to ldlool fnltn tllfl room'I' 4 btdroc;im, s ti.th home, flirt• f6"\U'I' 11111m wlltt •PllNlll'll fl.,.
11i.e. for I ll fl'lt "In 1etn11," forl'l'lll dlnlM l'CIOl'fl -tlfldlt llOM>• Mfl: rnutlc for thoM lnllml .. dlnllfrt PrtHtld In the llllllt-ln drMnt kltd\tBi,
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By ALAN DIRKIN said Mrs. Betty Toal, the l!Ociil worluor the 130 chlldrel-pnkntly-cleared bribe
ot .. °"'"Pu.it stltft -who watches over. Gt:egory. · agency for adoptioai, 97 are school ag~,
puts• "He bas been'.away from .bis mother like Greg~. At pi:esent 60 couples are At the age of 8, Gregory, a. com ive only 10 or, · 11 monibs," ~. Toal ez:· on the books u behS re~y to adopt. But
checkers player, ii· a boy who knows plained. "We want to place him in a all 60 have asked ·fai infants.
wbpt be wants_. ---'·----·--Jbo>OJme before he starts·to feel insecure." --"Ten years ago tlire was a belief lhat
--A home. Gregory'• story is simple. His father the chances of success in placing older ~d he wants the thiJ!IS that come died when' be wu still an infant. His cbildrM weren't great, bul now we are
with , it. A father, mother, perhaps an mother tried to look after him, but she fmdina this is not the case," said J•c4 older brother or sisten. Someone to play ~ .. 1..a_,,. .. oe r. chec.kei! with, someone to throw a foOt~ \.VT.111.1.u~ cope. queline 'lbomas, supervisor of the social
ba1f'tD, someone to help him put bait 00 a . She decided to give him up so he could workers.
fisfllng hook. bav.e both a father and m~t~er and. a The focus on tbe school-age children
home. She eXplained her decision to· him has come about from a combination of
Security is what Gregory wants, and said goodbye. reasons: there are few babies available
although that's not the word the budding So Gregm-y knows what he .wants, what for adoption, and there are more school
checkers champion uses. his mother wanted him to have, and now age children being put up for adoptlon1as
"I want to play football and I want to he's walling.for it to happen. changing social attitudes have allowed
go CaJ]lping and fishinr," Gregory 13)11 mothers and fathert to give up their·
simply, smiling at the thought yet WAITING WITB him are nearly _ 100 child without suffering a social stigma.
scarcely nising bis head from the other school-age Children, who are "It's an excruciaticg decision to make,
cbecke'.rs .board. available for adoption through lbe county but often it's in the child's interest for a
SECURITY IS the wm:I that social
workers with the Orange County Bureau
of Adoptions" \lie to describe Gregory's
need. They are trying to find 1 home for
Gregory' and many like hiln.
agency. youngster to be given up if the parent or
ln Uie past the"se were the forgotten parents simply can't cope," said Mrs.
children. Before county adoption workers Janice Brown, another social worker. cOncentrated most of their efforts on
placing infants in homes. That is what
most prospective parents wanted and in·
deed !till want.
BUT PLACING an older child is much
more difficult, not only because few "It's very important that we find a
home for Gregory as soon as possible," ·But now few babies are available. Ot (S.. ciuLDREN, PA,GE CID)
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Writ. Pat Dun" to get things done. Pat will cut red t1pe, get the 1nlftrs
and' the 1ctl.n you nHd to solve Inequities In government and business.
M.11 your question to Pat Dunn/At Your Service, Orange Coast Dilly Pilot,
P.O. lox 1560, Co1ta Me11, C1. 92626. Include your telephone number.
DEAR PAT:
r aui a~senior in high school and will be . at·
tending colleie' in the fall of 1973. I have been
aendir;li' inqWry letters regarding various ICh.olar-
shlps · to ~Ir sponsors. Some of mf Jetters have
been returned Jo· me marked ·wiµt either "moVed,
not forWardible" ar "'addreslee W1known." Could
you f111<Fthe colrect add'resses of is'many as pos-
sible?·'
11:.. S., FOantain Valley
The ad.dftUe1 are belle maDed &o yoa. Cur~
rent l:Uormaiioa aboat an aV.DHI, tOvctt of
--... ·--... ald'lot --live aDep '*=j,!',;J.•dalfO ~gh the tlra'!l•·Ciiloolt . ·<fo\)lntitt.o -GaH-~. lltl EIY\o CUle;', W'MI, Room
181, SUia •Ala.'Jlill ~ "'l.J'em twbl
..m"IN l,tPP1 le· ~ J!I!'. (Mt. G•li· 'qpsled
111at ,,.,oi,. --P.-.•· YilJ9 fliP· 8cliotl
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11111 ran.
cbandlse if he wishes. Tbe statute ,of limitations
oa a rittuatlon like youre t1 30 days.
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DEAR PAT:
My complaint is a common one and I should
probablf fOl'.get it and learn a lesson, but it's be--
cbµie a "battle o( principle' 't~t I get my $15
back from a mag!Uine subscription placed early
Jn lf11 with Publishers Service Company, Orlando,
Fla. l've written many letters and after filing
a formal complaint in December, 1971 with the
Better Business Bureau, I was told by them I'd ~~"!=in~ ~~;.t1'~~ ::
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S. O., B1111Unitoa Beach
SlDce . the Orange Comtty Better Business
Bareaa couldn't provide any lidormaUon about tkls
compuu', I contacted the Orlando Better BualnefiJ
• ..... ..., Bart1a wblcb told me Orludo't PlbUlffr1 Ser·
vice Compapy b the barea11'1 &op ctmplalnt 1et·
DEAR PAT,;.. , • . tt~ ,_i1a serious prtblem 11n<e Ille company
My aon 'iglled a Colllract to purc)lase ~I ~ '8 mdlsted· pboae aamber and .,.faoe1 to
mercbandlae from 'a door.to-door '8tem>an' mor-. talk rill ulyone. The FeOlerai Ttlide Cfmmlo-
tban fwo, yan...,.. 'lie ,P@id $311 ••• tat""'/ 1Ioa 'II worldoJ 1n coojaactloa wllll u.s .. Postal
dianged 1111 mind 111d att.mpted to.-retum the~-aldhorltleo and Florida it.It Beller Butlnen
tjlandlR within the I~ ·period allowed. •,His Barna ,,....n1auves aa all complalnt1 ohout ~ lettor wu~ "Pfl'ly l!a8 -ea.' thi• company. Send for a cemplalat l1lrm by wrtt-TliO company'I C011fti agency ieluaed to like IJf1 tag i. iho Beller Ba1lneH Departmeet of.tho Of·
8,lllion. A la'1!7er advised 1111 "" not IO )illy ""y 11ndo Cllalnber o1 Commerce, ~ ms, Orloado.
mtre. monev 11Dd to eeue c::onunw:dcatio;n wUh any· Florida mu. When received, yoar complaint wru
one ~ t"'Y"""lf· '!lie mercltandise hiJ he haadled thl,oagh regular chaut)1 oet ap with nevtt 'be<a ·uncntod agl! wt want 1o· know wlla\ Florida postal aath<>rftles. Other readero 1bould
Iha llatptt al lln>ltatlool ll•belon!we can (!!-he aware tbal Pabllihm -CompanJ •P-
ol I~ Jt'1 1-1 two ,...,,. 11nce be has haanl from <nte1 15 !Dtercoaaected compajliet1 ti,.aglloat Ille
aDyoae.il nprd·to this transaction. eoantry, lncta"dln,1 PabHshen Strvlee Comoany of
E. S., Bilntln"°" Beacl CalUorftla, Sanutlto, Cal~ Thk flra olellled OJ
U ,... -waa't ZI ,_. ,..,. .,W --wlti tbe 11me. Pabllah.., Servt<e Com.
lie llpeol * co~ tw. ,_.l'!'~nal pany -allog oat of Orlando. U-, muager ........ ll1llod. All.-·..,. .... --..... l>n""1 .... Gthtr ....... _,. priacl·
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Of 11M D•llr ,li.t SNH ~~11-~~~~~~~~~~1-~~~~~1 t
I The heartbreak of a couple"that cannot
bear children was once partly alleviated
In Orange County lllrw&h adoption.
But recent changes ·l.ri the California
abo~ Jaws, the ready availability. of
birth control devices and the changing
attitude of unwed mOtben toward their
infants have almost made adoptlom of
babies a thing of the past.
In the past five years, county offlclah:
say the number of adoptions bas dropped
dramatically. In 1967, nearly 7 O O
children. primarily inlant.s, were placed
in adoptive families in the county. That
was the year the new tberapuetic abor·
lion law went into effect.
Ir. 1971, just over 300 children -few of
them infants -were placed in new
·homes. That same year, the county bad
almost 2,000 requests from fami!Jes want·
ing to adopt a child •
OFFICIALJ; oi the co\lllty and of the
Children's Home Society, a private ado~
lion surice, bl'1ne the change-on tevera.I
factors . .
"Young girls keeping their child ls very
socially acceptable now, where two or
three yeara ago, it wasn't." says Mrs.
Helen Hunt.er ~•dminislnlt!I._-'Upetln.
tendent of adoptions for the county
WeUare Department. "It is the 'in thing'
among adolescent peer groups to .keep
the child."
Nina LaRosa, supervisor of the
Children's Home Society (CMS) echoes
the observation.
"Now many of the girls who go through
a pregnancy will keep the child," she
says, "but for bow long is ariotber ques·
tion."
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~1iss LaRosa says many young girl5
simply sef.k an abortion as the answer to
unwanted pregnancy.
"WE WERE brought up to see life in a
certain way," she says. "Young people
just are not seelrig it that way anymon.
The idea of aborting a fetus is not ao
awesome to some people as it used to
in 1970, there were 352,800 llve births and
65,369 abortions' Public Health Depart·
ment figures show. In 1971, there!Were
only about 33().,000 live births compared
to 116,749 abortions.
Oranie County, the de cl inc WR! 13:,1
percent.
"These and other findings indicate that
1egal aborUolll have played and can ~ ,
tinue to play a lisntflcant role in alowl6~:
the populallon SNWth from b o ~b•'
legitimate and We1Ittmat. lertWty hi ,!t ~
'"'"" oald a Ulilveni\)' of Callfo_T .
i:eport "' population.
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According to state officials abolti911S
have been a significant factor ln the
birlhrate d<cllne since 11167. In Callfornla
Comparing 19'10 to 1971, the number of
live blrth.t nationwide declined six
percent, ·the ·state department says. In
California, .which does not have the most
liberal abortion laws in the country, the
birth rate dropped 11.1 percent .. For See ADOPTIONS, Pip C-11) ,i
DEAR PAT:
Recen~ly I went to the Junlor League's Cof·
fee "Garden in Corona del Mar for l11Dch Ind was
Impressed by the beautiful flowers in the Sher·
man Foundation garden. I noticed a gardener wat.
er.big them or spraying them with a jar atta~
lo a hose . Could you !ind out II this ls a chemi-
cal fertilizer, how regularly It is used and where
It can be purchased?
. J, F., Rantiqloa Beach
Leon Sandate, llead gardener at the SMrmu
Foundalloa gonln oald he me1 one P,... ferti-
lizer tablet ID a water wand IJll'•Y two to tine
tlme1 a week. A HIP Green Pnm tablet 11 11ed
for foUace and a ProeD Bod ta Bloom tablet for
nower1.
DEAR PAT :
The court awarded me $200 per month in all·
·tnolly following a heated divorce cast in 1981. At
tha't time I was working, but now am permanent·
ly disabled and living on a Umlted Income. My
former hll!band does oot pay this alimony and
now I am told I must engage my own attorney
to force him to comply with the court,order. Can
l appeal to FamUy SUpport since I can'! afford
a private attorney?
M. 8., Cotta Met•
Since tl:Mre are no cblldrtn llYOl.ved la yoar
non-support problem, your cue malt M JlucDed
by a private a«orne1 1D a clvU nit-•ctlon to
secure ,...iar allmoay paym,.11. Y• drcuJn.
1tance1 pnllobly wtald \ullfy Y'" !tr Joelp from
the LeJll Aid Society. Yoa may applJ lly vllltllls
the Letal Aki offtee at 702 S. Brudway, Santa'
Aaa. v I'm tired of belng harused by· anacrupuloua
door-to-door salesmen and people collectlng for
charity. What type of license art ulesmen re-
qulttd to have and bow do you tell a lake charily
from a legitimate one? c.s., Mltdoa Viejo
Pediller1 wbl solicft In unlD()Ol'JMll'l:ted area•
eucb 11 yown luut carry a Ucense tuued by ·tbe
Sheriff'• Depertme11t. However r.,e1e11taUve1 of
companiet l.eated II tlte eouaty aeed not Uve
lndlvtd11I·-CUrlly IOllcllor1 on required
lo lho1' wrilt« plhorluffoa lo IOlidt 1lped by
at feat( twe odlellf1 ai tM ebttty ud u laforma ..
Uoo card llped bJ Ille Ofaaga Coaajy Depart•
meat el WeUare. Dlfterut nplatlou applf on
IOllc:llatloo lo elllel wttlt Ille law1 Vll'J'lnl from
dty .. di)'. cau dly llall .. 1 .... tbe nplallo•s
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You and the Law
Health Insurance Dates Illness
H you need an operation but bave no botpllal
Insurance, you migbl get the following bright Idea:
take out Insurance first, then have the operation.
Obvioully, the insurance companles would not
like this sort of thing. To prevent tt, health insur-
ance policies often say you are not covered for a
"pre-et:istlng" Ulneu -that is, an Ulneu you
already had wben you bought the lnsuranc..
But when does a disease really ..,...,.
begtn? Filing a specific date ls not al·
ways easy. In one sense, in terms of
latent susceptibility, a desease may be
•Ctaced' all the way back to birth. M a
poetic judge once put it:
'1'1.e. seeds of death are aown when
the flnt breath of llfe is drawn." -. '!' .........
But the law generally dates a t,, ii':~
dlsee!Je from tbe time wben "dlscov-,~f
erable symptonia" first appear. Tate
the cue of~ woman who had a gaD bladder oper-
ation. The tnsurance . company refoled to pay bet
U]ll!Mes, bec1111e s11e· had had occuiooal stom-
tfcb pains litfor~ t.ltlng out the polJcy.
"'.111o* l!Alns\" al'fllod the company ln a court
bearing, "mean she must have already bad 1aD
bladder trouble at that t4me. Therefore, Jt wu
•pre-existing,."
Bat the court disagreed and upbtld the
woman's claim. 1l>e judge sald mere pain frao nof
a clear enough signal of what she had.
Suppose the di8eaae ls alroady llnowu and
simply get. wme.
That usually ls not covmd.
One man bad cataracts when he
1>!>ught a dlaablllty insurance policy.
Uk sight gradually laded, and be fin-
ally becamt blind. Waa this a pl'HI•
I.sling coodltlon, excluded from his iJ>.
surance coverage 7
.A coort lllid tt was indeed, be-
cause the bllndnea wu 1 n1tural fore..
.seeable devalopmellt of 111 allll!ent ht
already melf be bad.
But In uiother ease, a woman did collect fot
surgery on a bunion. made tuddenly _,. When
she bumped Jnto a door. -i:iie coart Nld .the cbang•
Jn her CondJlktl WU IO -led anJI .. dru-
tlc that It could Jatrly bt called a . braDd -al· nlctlon. .. '
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Good Deed People
DAILY 'II.OT 11•" Plltflt
SIAN LllTHI, 9, AND N&W WHEELS
Love Bits the Road
For nlna-year--0Id Sean Lelthe, Newport Beach is full ol
Good Deed People. · .
Sean'• father died Sept. 6 lh Hermosa Beach and when
Sean and hls mother returned to their Corona de! Mar home
from the funeral the . following Saturday, Sean's bicycle had
been stolen.
A family friend , Carolyn Cleland , asked the DAILY Pl·
LOT to tall the sad story Jn an attempt to pursuade the thlel
to return the bike. ,
The re.sult was more than a dozen calls from local resl·
dents who wanted I<> give Sean a bike to replace the one that
had been stolen. The thief was never heard from.
One woman called the boy directl y and offered him a bl·
cycte. "Most of the people called me," Mrs. Cleland said, "and
I told them we'd wait a few days in the hopes that whoever
•tole his bicycle would return it. But when this lady talked
to Sean, he was so thrilled he accepted her oiler."
So Sean has a new bicycle th.anks to his anonymous bene-
f&Clrell and a higher qplnlon of Duman nature because of all
the people who were wllllng to help. .
"I can't get over it." Mrs. Cleland said . "I didn't know
there were so many wonderful people."
How fctHelp
RECRUITS: ORANGE COUNTY -Before a series of
educational programs on alcoholism is presented next month,
volunteer• are needed to compile ~Ulng lists, address mail·
tngs, order literature and films, mue·'al:ld distribute pos ters,
make telephone contacts and call civic groups. I 1.. •:
Volunteers also are needed to operate projectors and
kerve coffee during the meetings· whlcb will take place on
Sundays from 2 to 4 p.m., starting Oct. 1 in the Founta in
Valley Comniunlly Center.
Eleanor Pike may be contacled it 835-3830 for deta il s.
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DRl\!!RS: ORANGE CO~ -A woma n who can give .to to 15 hours per week to taking a mobil e recruitment unit
l!iroughout south county communities 4s needed by the Big
~rothers of Orange County. She would Jlistribute llterature.
answer questions about the organization and recruit volun-
teers. Gary McNeil •f 544-7773 will anawer question•.
CRAFT INSTRUCTORS, CLERICAL WORKER S: GA R·
DEN 'JROVE -PatJentt at the new ·Artificial Kidnev renter,
Gar . '!. Grove would welcome a chance to learn nC"' ha ndi-
crafts lo occupy both hands and mind.
Vol~nteers are needed to teach thi1 program.
Clerical help also is needed and anyone available tu trans-
port patien ts may contact Jean Larson at 530-2370.
DRIVERS: ORANGE COUNTY -The Volunteer Bureau
In Ne\\1port Beach wants to locate more drivers who can
vo~u ntecr for short driving assignments \Vithin the county.
Pr~marl y they \VOuJd be tran!pOrtlng people to medical ap-
pointments. J anet Saleha may be called at 642-0963 for assign-
ments.
TUTORS: ORANGE COUNTY -Orange Coun ty Literacy
Council needs volunteers to tutor English phonetically and
te ach En glish as a second language. Volunteers will be trajn.
ed and the next session Is sc heduled in October in the Santa
Ana YWCA. Janet Saleha may be called at 642·0963 for de-
tails.
Hejp for You
HELP LINES -Uniesa specified, the telephone Jlnes
listed below are open 24 hours .to talk to anyone needing help.
Some are better at handling drug-oriented problems; others
are more versatile and provide shelter a sympathetic ear or
strong support in a time of crisis. '
COSTA MESA -Youth Problem Center, 642-0032.
HABOR AREA -FISH. temporary emergency welfare
service organl•allon, 642·6060.
HUNTINQTON BEACH -Harbor Helpline, 894-4242.
LAGUNA llACH -Lagun1 Beach Hotllne, 494·11ELP.
NEWl'ORT BEACH -Pregnancy counseling, 642-4436, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
SADDLllACK VALLIY -Helpllne 830·2522 noan lo mldlllght · ' '
SAN CLEMENTE -Hotline, 492-8255.
SANTA ANA -Hope Place, 542·HOPE.
LINCOLN -VILIFIED VAN BURIN -IFFITI SNOB? HARRISDN -MAN IN MANSION
Americans Rejecting the Politics
Of Hoopla for Campaigns of· Reason
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By WILLIAM M. AllMSTRONG
ChrllUan Science Monttor Sertnce
It h.u been 11id that the rivalry
between Amlrlcan polltlcal portleo la a
1ub!Utute for clvil war. But do
Amerlcau really take their politics a.t
seriously as they say they do? Historians
wonder.
An observer of the American political
convention once called It the 11great est
three-ring circus in the world." ln the
19tb century, when the United State1 wu
an infant u nations 10. European
visitors were horrified by the antlca they
witnessed at American presidential
n o m I n a t I n I cooventlom. Moees
Ostragonkt, a noted European political
1elentilt, attended a national convention
in 1888 and went home with thi! ml.led
impression:
"In a flt of intoxication lhe delegates
yield to the m01t tudden lmpulae1, dart
in unexpected directlon1, and blind
-ohance has the-last Word .---.;¥et when
you carry your thoughtt back from the
scene which you have l1't witnessed and
review the line of resident11, you find
that if' they have not all been great men,
they were at leut all honorabl e ... "
POLITICAL DEMOCRACY aomeone
said, 11 a luxury; to enjoy lt one must be
willing to give up aome of the "ef·
flclency" of authoritarian 11ystew.
Although this statement is open to
challenge on ground.I that authoritarian
societies are far from proven mode:ls of
efficiency, there is no doubt that during
the 19th century there revolved a lusty
•tyle ol American polltlca that reflected
the more prfmJUve lnrtlncts of a fronlier-
nurtured people, a atylfl based on rude
national cbaracteristies that encoura1ed
one foreign crl.tlc acidly to declare that
Americans were the onJy people he knew
who had pu11ed from barbarilm. to
decadence without experiencing civtllza.
lion.
Having said these provoking things let
me briefly tum to tbe or111n of American
poUllcal partle1. 'll!Oy are Jn a real aenae
extra-legal bodies, for the federal
Constitution makes no allowance for the
ei:lstence of parties.
When around 1789 Political factions
began to fonn in-the United Statee, such
statesmen as George Washington and
Jam" Madiaon deplored their coming.
Nonetbeleu poHttcaJ parties -two of
them -came into beina:, and the
polltlcal structure of the United States
ever since Ma been based on the
prel!IUDlpUon of a twi;party ayltem. One
of these lnlant parties wu Thomas Jef-
ferson's Democratic-Republican party
parent.., of the present-Oay Democrat ic
The oilier wa!J the Federalist party,
roughly •-which i1 to 11ay, indirectly
-In parenlhood to the present
Republican party.
JEFFERSON'S Republican party, as it
was usually called In his day, was the
more popular, that ls left leaning, of the
two parties, wilh Alei:ander Hamilton's
Federalist party servina the COO·
servalive lntere1ts of the COuntry. To a
degree, ()f COW'!e, these dl11tlnctions
survive In tbe modem Democratic and
Republican partle11, although foreigners
are quick to point out the differences
between the major partib are more im-
aginary than real.
After slightly more than a generation.
the Federalist party died. The political
vacuum thai.._ its demise created was
eventually fillld in the 1840's by the Whig
party, alao a conservative party but one
looked upon as an "organized in-
compalability" because of the clashing
interests of the Southern plante rs,
Northern capitalists, and We stern fr()n-
tiersmen \\'ho made up its membership.
Somewhat like a "mule without pride
of ances try nor hope for posterity," the
Whig party moved with a succession of
starts and balks for nearly a generation"'
until it was supplanted by the Republican
party In the er& leading to the Civil War.
During their brief existence, the Whigs
elected two prealdenta. Tbtlr best-
remembered victory -t.Dd the one
whlch, because of tt!I circUJllke at-
moophere, probably ought to be the most
lqotten -came In the election or 1140
that uw Incumbent Prealdent Martin
Van Duren, an Eutem Democrat, seek-
ing re-tlectlon qainllt Whig challenger
WtUlam Henry Harrlloo. Harrllon ..... a
Weste rner, removed to the Ohio country
from Vlrgln.la, with 1 reputiUon as an
Indian llJhltr that modllU h!Jtor1cal
research hat mostly fJ'Utd.
SHOUTING MATCH DURING 1196 CHICAGO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
not let In on thia fact .
In the 1840 campaign, both candidates
skirted the iasues and d e v o t e d
themselves to attacking one another.
The Whigs , who had created a "plain
man" candJdate in Harrison so that they
could attack his polished opponent Van
Buren u an effete aristocrat, worked
Harrl90n's imaginariy log-cabin origin
to the hilt. Van B!ufen, who, as the
politiciil heir of Anl:lrew Jackson was the
closest of the candidates to being a
apoknman for , the~ man, was
nonetheless attacked as ·a lover of old
l!lllver and easy living, one whc wore cor-
sets and perfume-scented whiskers.
Onetime Federalist Daniel Webster,
now a Whig, campaigned for Harrison,
explaining to the voters that he, Webster.
was not born in a klg cabin but some or
his brothers and sist~ were.
AFTER ALL tbaf hoopla, tbe Whigs
held office on1y four weeks, for Har-
rison's successor, J~ Tyler -whom
the Whigs had chosen as the general 's
running mate to attract Southern votes
-was a Democrat!
'The Republican Party, which replaced
the Whig party in the 1850's, differed
from it In that it was opeo1y a sectional
party, born out of controversy over the
extension of llavery and tb6 t.arlff. From
the beginning, the power base as well as
the financial strings of the Republican
Party wH Jn the East, but the party
depended for its rank-and-file support on
Middle WeStern fanners.
In l.!J6(> a fonner Whig, Abraham Lin-
coln, became the fil'!t Republic.an presi ..
dent of the United States. POlitive
leaders always encounter violent o~
poeition and few presldentt wltb the
possible u ceptlon of Washington and
Franklin D. Rool!levelt have suffered so
much personaJ vlllflcaUon in office as
Lincoln. Llncoln's subsequent enabrine-.
ROUX FROSTING
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mcnt In the hearts of Americans does not
obscW"e the fact that his assassination
had political overtonea, In that his
assassin, John Wilkes Booth, was a
partisan Democrat.
The Union victory of 1865, although It
was achieved with the cooperation of war
Democrats like Llncoln's vice-president
and successor, Andrew Johnson, ushered
in two generations or Republican domina-
tion in natlnnal politics.
Although one will scarcely glean it
. fn.m abldylng the campaign rhetoric of
the major political parties of the era, tt
was in the latter part of the 19th century
that more pressing contemporary prob-
lems -urban sprawl, the ghetto,
ecological waste, and rising crime rates
-began to grow.
The end ()f lhe Civil War in 1865 mark·
ed. a dividing line 1n the development of
the Uhited States. In political terms lbe
war resolved the question of whether or
not a state could secede from the Union,
but in a larger sense It triggered the
almc:t overnight transformation of the
UnJted State11 from an agrarian-based
soclety to one dominated by the middle--
class values or an urban industrial
capitalism.
Wint GREAT individual fortunes to be
mad~ after 1865 In wiregulated corporate
activity, Americans greedily became
servants to technology, tmcarlng that
they were thereby aowlng the aeeds oI
environmental crisis for a succeeding
generation.
As the quest for indJviduaJ and cor-
porate riches became indentlfled with
public pollcy, codes ol polttlclll 1110ra!Jty
took on the aspect of a Great Barbecue,
and America entered what Mark Twain
dillastefully dubbed tho Gilded Age.
CorporaUon1, in their ea1emeu to obtaln
govcmrnent largess in the fonn of
tarll!s, subsldJes, and franchises, fell Into
the routine of proferr.lng bribes to
-
legislatoTl!l. Some congressmen openly
allowed themselves to be placed on the
payrolls of corporations.
The chief cause that bistoriana ucr:lbe,
aside from the backwash of war, to the
letdown in political morality in tlie
United States during the Glided Age ls
the laissez-faire theory, cberil!lhed by the
19th-century Americans, that the private
interest is more sacred Uum the public
interest -the theory that ellclted from a
president of the PennsylvJUlla Railroad
the cla1111ic comment, ''The laboring man
will be protected by lhose to wboqi God
chose to give wealth."
THE END result or this rationalizing of
the acquisitive urge was that neither ma-
jor political party addressed ltself to the
real issues of the day: dishonesty in
business and government, the slwnr in
the cities, poverty and malnutrition in
rural areas, the plight of the· factory
worker, the persecution of minorities\
and the whole clutch of problems left in
the wake of the too rapid indwtrialiZltion
of the rountry and the advance of
technology.
A voiding issues and wooing votel'I in-
stead with clonlsh tactics was good
politics during the 19th century. II it
good poUUca today? An accumulating
body of evidence says no.
Nowaday11 few voters accept the notion
that soclety can survive w I t h o u t
restraints on producers as well as am.
aumers, or th at the unplanned con-
sumption of natural resources I s
preferable to a planned one.
The evidence is overwhelming. tt can
be seen, for u:ample, in the surge of
voter intere1t 1n issue-oriented C4D-
dJdates Uke George McGovern and Gov.
G6irge C. Wallace -that penonal 1'charism1" and clrcuslike effects thlt
Ignore deep-seated voter grievances Ire
no loo~er the key to success in pollUcal
campaigns.
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IN NOMINATING him, the Whip
palled ovar tbe ·.ia1m1 Cl ab!tr~ men tn
their per1y ouch •• Henry Clay and
Daniel Webcior, so tbal the7-tnJghl_
pre•nt to the votal'I 1 canOldate with
the double appul or military hero ud
common man of the new democraQ'.
Actually, Harr1eon wu a rich man who
Jlvad Jn a llatcfJ m1,,.ioo 1tt.qlM llJ u
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Ole Miss: It Was -White Game to Me r edith
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·NO SIGN OF CONFLICT AT OLE MISS TOOAY
Bearded James Mtredith Rt luts on Campus
II)' 1lllL Cl!IDEll
OXFORD, Miu. CAJl) -"It
WU my flrat riot," the
repnrifr s&ld. "YOU llhould
have .... me -· llumbling
around ln the ,.., gu like a
big dumb ilob. ~body sllol
me in the back."
"It happened right over
there," he added, pointing to a
stretch of 1un1pla1bed
sidewalk.
James B. Meredith, alum-
nus extraordinary of lbe
University of Mississippi, nod-
ded and looked poll,.ly In-
terested.
They were Blanding near the
!root ol the Lyc:oum, the Ole
MlBs admlnlstratioo building:
a white man, sweating in coat
and tie, hlB bald •pot gather·
ing glow from the hot 111111, and
o Negro of medium helght,
1porting a grizzled new beard,
wearing the heavy •hoe!, shirt
and trousers of a laborer -
looking more like a janitor
than a black folk hero.
"What did they git you
wltb?" asked Meredith.
"Two doubl ... ught buckshot
between the shoulder blades,
one on each side of the spine.
Blam ! Knocked me down so
hard I bollDCi!d."
Tea ,..,. q• W. -111 Jama M-111 broke die
-barriu al Ille Ualwnlly of Mhlllllppt. Fl&M ,.an qo W. moalll armed ltdtral lroopo l......t Ille
1ategralloa of Llllle llocl<'• c.....ai HIP s.11oo1. Art.
usu. '1'e state ud federal pverameals were daroWJI
.... eeaflld .. -m-. Rtporlu BUI Crider WH
unoq Ulote wbote W'*9 wu 1pWtd at Ole Mils. He
met MeredlU. .. c1mpu1 rece11tly to compare memories.
Tbe memories of UtUe Rock 1re relived la another
article below.
which Included President Jolm
F.Kennedy,AUy.Ge~Robert
F. Kennedy, Mississippi Gov.
Ross Barnett, an assortment
of juctg.,,, 538 U.S. marshals,
22,000 combat troops and un·
told other thousands.
TWO MEN -French
reporter PaU.: Guihard and
W.R. Gunter of Oxford -
were killed in the vlo1ence
which erupted Sept. 3, 1962,
shortJ)r after Meredith arrived
on campus escorted b y
marshals.
Hundreds were injured or
wounded -29 of them
marshals hit by gunf\re as
rioters whooped around the
wb i t e • c olumned Lyceum
building all night, like injuns
with a wagon traln at bay.
and shooting bullets?" ~
reporter asked as they strolled
past the library,
'"In Baxter Hall. 'lbat's a
men's dormitory, way down at
the !ar end of the campus. Me
and some marshal!. I werit to
bed. got a good night's sleep."
"Slept through it?" 1be
reporter wa.s incredulous.
11You got to understand bow
it was," Meredith uplained.
"AU that stuff, it was whites
against whites. It wu ir ..
relevant to me. I wasn't in.
volved, There wasn't a Negro
involved, unless one got ao-
c id en ta 11 y caught ""UP
somewhere. It was just a
game the white power struc-
ture was playing -one they
had to play before I could play
MEREDITH CHUCKLED It was more than a riot. m.ine."
and gazed around at pleasant Ot&er "'riots have had higher The game he came to play
took place the next day. · green lawns and handsome deati. tolls, worse destruction.
buildings, squinting a little in nus-.one was spec,ia.1 because
the sun. He bad joined the it stemmed from a bead-t~ IT WAS a lovely morning.
reporter for a fresh look at the head test of federal versus Airborne troops in full combat
campus where a riot 10 years state power. White Mississippi rig bad arrived at dawp,
ago started the Meredith civil vibnW:d with undertones of sweeping across the canipus m
rights saga. hysttpcal rebellion. a skirmish line. The rioters
"I can see this vlsit is going The state's effort to block melted away. .
to have more impact for you federaI court orders that Ole 'Ibou.sands of other troop•'
than it bas for me," he said. Mias L-admit Meredith had were pouring in.
"Actually," he 8dded, "you f~ bolled down to who was 'I1tis rural area bad never
-probably saw ·a-lol-more-ef-i~&b&-Unittd statea .or--seen-sueh -firepoweFi-------·
than I did. So much of it was Miss"81ppl. Guarded by m a r s h a 1 s ,
irrelevant to me." Mer,ediµt waa brought on Meredith walked to t tie.
Meredilh uses "i1Televant'' campus on a fine Sunday Lyceum.
frequently in talking about his even_tpg. There was just a Hundreds of exploded tear
bitter year at Ole Miss. tou~ of fall in the alr. gas canisters littered the
It seemed an odd way to 1 ___ -grass around the building.
brush off a tumultuous civil "WHERE WERE YOU when Their acrid breath tainted
rights chapter with a cast they started throwing bricks every breeze. Cars that ·had
been parked aionc Unlvenlfy
Circle, which loopt around tilt
park ln front of Ille L)'C<lllll,
were now s mo1Jderln1
wredtage. Some sli!ewalb had
be<n ripped up , to provide
missiles.
INSIDE the l-yceum,
Meredith reglstlfed u a
transfer student from JacUoa
State, shilling from an all-
black school at the staU!
capital to the lily-white
"establishment" school at OJ.-
ford.
It was Oct. 1, 1962.
On the next Aug. 18 ho
became the first b 1 a c t
graduate o[ the ,University o!
Mississip L
!Us dlpfoma coot the federal
government '5 million in troop
and bodyguard expenses. He
never spent a campll3 day
u~arded. The last 25-m"'mt
detaChment of !Oldiers pulled
.out 24 days before h e
graduated but marshals re-
mained to the end.
The 10 years sin c e
Meredith's moment of triwnph
tn the r,egistrar's offiee has
made a lot of difference at Ole
Miss. There art 400 blacks
among the 7 ,000 students now.
BLACK snJDENTS passing
them on the sidewalk eyed
Meredith casually. with no
sign of recognition -not
surprising in view of his new
beard.
White paid no attention at
all. If wu hard to believe that
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once as he and his guards "' ""'" made their way ' through • EPIC SCENE AT UNIVERS ITY 10 YEARS AGO
distraught coed exclaimed : James Meredith M.klng His Way to C"l111
"Why doesn't somebody kill -,----=--------=-----'------
him!"
"·I see people-&very day who
were studenl.! out in those
crowds back then ,'' he said.
0 'I1ley are the same people,
·but they would react dif-
ferently today. There had to
be a change and I forced them
through that change. That
game ha.!J been played."
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One Block \Ves t of 5 Crowns
TARO YASHIMA ,
Famova Child'"'' Autho,...llluatr•tor
AUTO!illAPHINCO
Wedn•ad•y. Sept. 20, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
ti "" THE CHILDREN'S IOOK SHOPPI
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LITILE ROCK REVISITED fRll TIA.VIL SHOW
AUSTRALIA -NEW ZEALAND
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350 Troops Escorted 9 Negroes; Today Campus ls 40% Black
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A re•I "mu1t" for pl1nnin9 to .. r •IHI crui•• "•c11io1u. 90 miit-
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By ROBERT CAREY
LJTl1.E ROCK, Ark. (UPI)
-Anny iruckJI can;<ing bat·
tie-ready elements of the 101st
Airborne Division nunbled
tbroqh the empty streets ol
LltUe Rock eerly that Sep.
tember mornlng 15 years ago,
beading for Central !Ugh
School
'lbe full weight· and force of.-
the fed«'81 government was
being brought to bear on a
80Vereign state of the republic
for the first time since Civil
War ReoonstnK:tion to enforce
a federal mandate.
The public schools could no
longer serve as separate black
and willte institutions. The
U.S. Supreme Coor! bad so
ordered' in its 1954 Brown vs.
the Boerd of Education
decls1on. And it hod said the
seporallon must be ended
t.wttb all deliberate speed."
For Little Rock, Its hour had
come. Al t'h o u g h piecemeal
ocbool 'lnlagretion had taken
pli.Ce sporadically, and in lnitances quietly' the first
pltcbed battle ol Southern
reaistance to the Supreme
Court was to be !ought and
loot l>Ue.
While 350 federal troops
rimmed the school and kept
the peace, rifles at the ready,
bayoneta fixed and unsheath-
ed nine black dllldren walked ,m:, prevli>usly ail·whl" Cen-
tral Hlg)l the morning of Sept.
25, 1957.
Fl\l)M THAT momeot the
face ol the nation was
permenently changed. Little
Rock Ctntra1 WU the bencb-
tnJtk of what wu: to came tllroUP the long and troubled
'IOI!. Gov. Orval E. Faubus was
In the Crst y .. r of hlB second two-1'\ir c.nn In the fall of
1957. li'l>1d been a tradition In
modem ArtanSu polities that
no one won re--electlon to a
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being governor and very much
wanted to keep the job.
Events bad r11oved swiftly
that summer. Federal Court
Judge Ronalt! Davies had
ordered the school board to
proceed with its integration
plan, beginning with Little
Rock Central in September.
The .day_be!ore llChoo1 was
to· open Faubus appeared on
local television in the evening
to announce be was calling out
the National Guard because of
"evidence of disorder and
threats ol disorder.''
"I must state here in all sin-
cerity, that it is my QPinlon,
yes even a conviction, thet it
'will not be possible to restore
ordef and proltct the liVe3 end
property of citizens if forcible
integration is carried out
tomorrow ih the schools of tb!s
community," ·be said.
THE FOLLOWING d a y ,
Sept. 4, Nationa: Guard troops
turned away Negro children '
attempting to enter Central.
The next week FaJJbus . ap-
peared on national television,
saying his actio& "were pro-
per and prudent under the
circumstances that existed."
'lbe confrontation built, and
two days later Presldent
Eisenhower wu reported to
be viewing devek>pments with
an attitude of ''patient
watchfulness."
Etsemower asked Faubus to
talk with him and t h •
goveroor of µtansas ,went to w ll!blogton. Their two-hour
and len..ninuto mteting was
cordial but lhcmclusive.
On Sept. 20 Judge Davies
ruled Faubus had NOT used
the tr<IOJl'.!I to preserve law and
•«lei: .. ho had claimed and
enjolneCI hlln lflil the National
<;luanl from hltmerlng with
lntegraUon. The aovernor'a al·
torneys walked out of the
hearing. '
Tbet Friday mn1D1! Fubus
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SIATINC l.IMITID -ADMISllOH a'I TICKIT ONLT •
FlltlE TICklTS AYALLA8LI ONLY PROM ; removed the guard, ending a
17-day face-off with the
federal govennnent. Local
police moved in. editoriallred. And• pro-BOYD TRAVEL :1~·~.·~~:•r.
phetically, ''The greatesl irony:l~~;:;;:;;;;:;;;~;;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;:;';:;;;~;;;;;;;~s~ .. ~··~-~~~ It Wa! a quiet weekend. The
Arkenaaa Ruorbecka opened
the football season before an
enthusiastic crowd in Little
Rock's War Me m oria l
Stadium, beating Oklahoma
SW. 12-0. People hoped the
troubles were over. 'Ibey were_
wrong.
ON MONDAY morning, nine
Negro youths slipped in a side
door of Cenlral. A crowd of
whites outside, some of them
~. oChers crying and
cursing, went on a rampage.
The Arkansu Gazett e,
which won Pulitzer Prizes that
year for it5 coverage and.
editorials .on the school crisis,
desCribed the. scene this way. CALLED OUT GUARD
Gov. Orv•I E. f 1ubu1
FEDERALIZED GUARO
President Eiaenhowtr ''The crowds roamed
tltrQugb Ille 'stceets, trying
repealedly to break through noon the nine black youths !Choo!. And In the morning
the police line and get into the were removed !or their safety. sunshine of Sept. 25, nine school. Husky m<n and boys fought w1th poUce, newsmen 'Ibe next day President young black Americans went
and passing Negroes, broke EiseMower, calling the out-iO school through the front
out car windows and once burst a "disgraceful oc-door to sfay.
tried to tip over a pickup con-curenee," federafu.ed the "And so the reckless course
talning two Negro men. Arkansas National Guard and the governor embarked upon
of all, he has by bis acts and
words de~t a major and
perhaps 1 I blow to the
cause of se ga on which he
-purported to uphold."
-Faubus" was-rt.elected to a
. third term the following year
by the largest majority in the
state's history. He won fourth ,
filth and sixth terms . An at-
tempt by Faubus to come
back to the goveroonbip two
years ago failed badly.
Times had changed.
Edwin L. Hawkins 1 57, a
black man, has been a teacher
and school administrator most
of hi5 adult life In Arkansas.
He Is today principal of Little
Rock Central, which has an
enroll ment this fall of 2,029.
The enrollment in 1957 was
2,000 even. There Is one major
difference. Central la now 40
percent black.
The questions raised at Cen-
tral in '57 spread through
every strata of life i n
Arkansas as well as the rest of
the nation.
"Women and teen-aged girls the Army sent in 1,200 battle-three weeks ago bas raised old
stood sobbing and pleeding equipped paratroopers of the ghosls and . tested the very
with white students to leave lOlst. Fifty-two cargo planes, 1-=---------.;_----------1
the school. Inside the school C.12:1s and C.IJOs, flew the
there!wu nolae, confusion and troops from Fl Campbfll,
aome' pushing but no Ky., to Little Rock Air Force
Violence." Sue outaide the city and
CITY POLICE oould no1 -trucka full or troops rolled in
handi. Ibo crowds and before from. the base to near the high
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De Mille Traditions Color LifC
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r ! Second Thoughts
i Put Him First
' ! DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am 1 second
jrue who ii looking back at her roistau\.
f.erbapa th1a letter will save !IOITi,.,GOie.r ·
lecond wlle from being 11 foollih 11 I ,. ..
! George and I were longtime friends . •
Ji, wJfe died within weeks of my bus-
~-We decided to marry a few month•
If~· We moved into my home instead or
' ~le and I ag!"ffd that hia: dauahters
f;ild have what~ver they wanted from
his pllce. Many lovely antiques, paint-
ings and silver wert divided amona: hll
girls. We kept nothing.
This home renects my history, my
family background, my taste -and
nothing of George's, How J rqret not
having saved a few of his treasures for
converaaUon pieces. I wish I could uy,
"Tiu\t painting belonged to Grorge's
mother. Let him tell you about ii."
tf t had Lt to do over I'd have insisted
that George keep everything and dole out
the treasure1 one by one. They would
have bttn appreciated inatead of taken
for granted . -NO NAME
DEAR N.N.1 Yo1 make more tbaa one
poJat la )'OW' letter. I think your last
1enteace lJ tJte 810ll rt:Vtallng. Tbankl
for ,wrlttn1.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our son Is 16,
dependable. and we wtn very proud o(
him: -until five IDOlltbs ago when be
1taNd to dlle tbll strl, who allO IJ II.
Bllrl storied coming home u late aa I
a.m. efter uepJnc the girl compeny on
baby .. ltlinl Jobi. I didn't like ll and said
... He told me I llld a dirty mind.
When I come bome !tom lhopplni and
l....S Burl .... .... girl locUd In the
i...., I nllM -qllelllooo u lo what they wen ... lo. I wu Informed that U
a11)11111C -Pini lo ha~ could
happen In Ille ur 11< In Ille ""'V' or
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what have you. Again I was told l had a
dirty mind.
Yesterday 1 .ca me home from a
meetln1 •t 3:30 p.m. nnd Burt and the
girl were aJtting in the car, necking like
crazy. At first I thought it was just him
at the wheel. When I got nearer I saw
that she was sitting on his lap. That did
it. l told her this was indecent behavior
and she was not welcome in our home.
Now my !tOll is not speaking to me .
All slgn! point to sex between Burt and
th\I girl. I've been tuld it is none of my
bualnesa. If the girl gets pregnan t will it
be my business then? ·
I am sure other mothers are having
this trou ble. Please help us all. -
GENERATION GAPPED
DEAR GAPPED: Yoar IOI 11 what 1
called "Mother Deaf." He ba1 tuned you
out. Get prvfesslonal coun11ellna. Bw1 Is
not solng t.o change hll behavior unlt11
you change yours. fie needs counseling
too, but he would probably nitu11e It untJI
yoa 111111 how to h.-ndle your anger and
fra1trat1on.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : A nephc\V who
lived with UI (he had trouble wltb his
parents and moved into our home l•st
year) died Wlexpcc tedly. (No foul play. JI
w11 an lllne11s.) In the past week several
letters arrived, addressed to lhe boy.
Should we pass them on to hll parents,
deiitroy them, or re turn ~ to the
senders? lf you say return them, should
we wrtte on the envelope "Deceased" or
"Party not known." Thank• for your
help. -8AD AUNT
DEAR AUNT: The letter• 1bould bt
returned to tbe •enders. The mOlt co1-
11derate approach would be to write a
penoul ~\e advlalng the tender that
tbe boy ba1 pu5td a"·ay recently or an
Ulnt11s. Your note 1bould be attached to
tbe aaopened letter and moll t d in your
ow• envelope.
Thero ls a big dl[[crence between cold
and cool. Ann Landers shows you how to
play ii cool without !reczlng people out In
her booklet, 41Teenage Sts -Ten Ways
lo Cool IL" Send 50 cants In coin and a
long, se1f-addre!sed, stamped envelhPt to
Ibo DAILY PIUYr. •
IF JO Ol.IOl'f .......... "" .....
Cedl B. do lllllo WU In edmlnr ol
boullllll -· bit he dldn1 went bis uupjfr, 'Cecilla to ride lbom . over
• twrdlel.
. lie eGcour81ed bl1, YOUlll crond-
dluptor, Cect to Jump and bouChl her
ftl'lt bono, tlloush be nevw uw her al
/Otk Oii tbe ........ No,; Mn. Randall Prelley ol Newport
lleldl, Ctce bu continued lo jump and
todaJ 11 a horlewoman whole a<>
compllsbmenll ...Wd have made her
snndf•tber imid·
The IQlluence ol tbe ptoneer Hollywood
movlamaker '"' bit grandda\llhler ls evi-
dent 11 coe enters the Presleya' new
Sponls!Hlyle homi on Udo Ille. OD tbo.
walls en !rimed noetume 1kettbeo from
llWl1 ol Ibo srut de Mille movlu, with
bil pendlled commenlJ or OKI.
And Ibo pecullar quality or ucllenienl
de Mille broulht to her Ille 1bowo lloeU
u ·Mn_ Praley dlJcuael her trovala
arOOjlld Ibo world with him and her
childhood hour• spent on movie sets,
watchinC the actors and 1ctreaae1 at
work.
LIVED IN EGYPT
cec:e Presley waa. bom In Loi Angele.:
attended the University of Southern
California and lived in EIYJ)t for two
yean. __ _,,..
cbarlllble -k •. low>dinl Ibo J!olt7wood a-!or Gltll .
-hive elWl)'I ployed • -
lnenl per\ ol CICI Preoley'1,lll1, from
the llme Ille ... "-lilP· .. and toUJ
lier liUlr In tralnlnl and j11Dplnc .,.
hlCbiY pollshod.
Alf ART
11JW1)Jllnc 11 an artt'' lhl llid. 11Ii1t the
one 1JJOft I can think of Uwt'• no' an ,.,.
sport.' You don1 run out or 111 11 II. II
keepe you l!W"lelouoly nt."
JumplnJ bulldl up the le1, bock end
arma, lbe uplalDtd. 11You don't pt oa
and relu or you doa 1 11117 oa Yl!rJ
Jona."
To keep benell 1UJt and ,trim, •he
"trlef1o.-t!I boallllf loncls and ~ -.
~1 mwis ·no -.rt,.,.
pelhen or drlnka.
KeeplnJ trim ls Important In jomplnC
becau!!Jt'• eaaler for• bone to CUl7
lesa w;Jihl, she said. The rider muot.be
fluid and move willl tbe hone.
The renou on 1 coune vlfl In bellhl
from I' to 7', dependlnJ on the cl .. , but
what makeJ the courl8 difficult II lhe
distance between renou. Honea !Ue II'
1trldea, Mr•. Prealey uld, and lencu.....,,
usually are about 24' apart.
Family lradllioo ruled that de MDlet
could do "1nythln1 but act" In Ille rum
wwld, Cece oald, and when abe chose not
to become part of Ille industry her family
WU. "delighted. II I
The tradlUonal riding cootum• ii:•
lntereallng, aho ad d e d, ........
"everything means aometlllnl." The
-bard derby ls worn lo protect Ille beed,
Ille bell can be uaed U I toumJquel end
the stocklnc can be tumed Into 1 bin-
dage. No brlthl colon ohould be worn
becauae they ire dlalraclinJ: "He railed me," ahe Aid of her
gmidfalber. ''The other cblldron went to .
boarding acbooll but from tbe ac• of 12
on, I went ev~bere be went. We
\faveled all over the world, When I wu
1S, we 1pent three monthll with the clrcus tt • ---o. i.111ie-;-1-grad;;-ate of• mJu\a'ey ~l-
1ege In Pennsylvlnla, saw a nickelodeon
in New York and decided be could do a
better job of producinl moviet, Mr1.
.Presley said.
I.ABT STOP
GREEN HOBBES '
Mrs. Prelley'1 work Includes tralnlni "~ hone111 to mave away, fllPOOd to
Ibo bit, w1lk, ir.t, canla' and turn obarpo
Ix., Tllfy_J>ei!D Jll!llP!oL-11 r-. __ -
tflen proll'tu to bigger ones. .
In addlUon, abe competu three or f<Kll"
tlmea i year. The blaest West Coat
shows. take place In Indio, Del Mar and
Monterey and her husband, Randy 1oe1
along "if there's a golf course handy."·
Mrs. Prealey, who 1s the mother or
With Samuel Goldwyn he boarded a three son•, ''handed them all tennll rac-
Horse and rider are trained to almost train for Ariulna, where they intended to quets" rather than encouraging them to"""' P erfe~tion. Cece Presley has begin. their movie business, and together ride, be<:ause Ille sport is "too ti[lle<o11-'-. . they traveled on to tbe end of the line suming for a man ." accumulated a bouquet of honors from when {bey round Inclement weatbeT In Her own time is lilied, in addlUon to
her abilities as a horsewoman ArlJona. HoUywooc! was the lut llop, her riding, with admln!llerin( her _ h _ _Mrs. Pr~y sru.d. JlliL there her business-affairs, doing charity work and and owes er start to her' grandfather launched his successful keeping her hoi:iie running smoothly.
grandfather, Cecil B. de Mille. career. "I'm not 1 house penon," sh< em· She describe• her relaUonahip with her phasiled. "I like phyalcal sports. I love
Cece enjoy• the peno·
ramic view from her \.
ntw Lido Isle
h.;me. -• L
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grandfather as a "close one." "Wt had skiing. I love to play tennis."
eometbing tOiether," she Wd. "As we Devoting time to othen ii a de Mille
grew older we became very close. family · tradition, and Cece Praley
"He was 1 lood storyteller and always alreadf has done more than her 1bare.
said, 'Any man'1 life i1 interesting, if you She bas worked with the AdopUan GWld
tell it right.' and Youth Problem Center and railed
"He wu demandina on the set, ·bl.It funda (or Peruvian earthquake victlml .
never demanding at borne. He was my • She also has helped raise more than a
Ille totally. He was probably the moat million dollars for expansion of the
bonestpenonlevermet." children's home located on her
Mn. Presley'• mother ran a great deal grandfather's ranch tn the Angelus N•
of -de Mille'• eoclal and buaine11 affain/ Uone.I Forest, which the family donated
anO her grandmother wu activt_,1'8 for youth work after hi• death. -
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ce r flllt Cece'•
Spanish-style home.
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Topic of TV Special
... ,.,......_of v...s !II••• 11111 \lllWllDled loelloJ• pr.,..• wW be aired wbm
..... ltotbtrlne lloM boots •i.-www: A Clear ' and Pr•• J)uprff .. , 10:30 p.m. SUn4l1 .. Chonne! •.
IDllDber; former Auhelm
achocl aupertnteodont Pllll
Cool< llld Rick -rfield of
~ Jollo Birch SOclety.
Tiii lllm, -. pn>ducod ml~byEmmy
Lom a.wort, foolum ii> ......,,, wllh -111, vlctbps
aJld lllct-4 ofllcloll In oo 1~ tomPI lo determine why Los
Mlolol County IU!lered an elllaioted 180,000 cues of ,_.,.,., lul year, and why
tho 1ver11e 111 of girl.! noodlni: iborUOlll 1117 :vears.
The lllm Y!slta Ibo Los
Anselea Free CllnlC: L. A.
County's HOTLINE: .-1\lemorial HOl])ltal where a 11-
YeaMld bu juat pven hlrlh
and an 11-ye&Nld will have 1
child (a case ot "'cblldren bav·
Ing chlldren"): the Human
C<Jacern Foundallan, where
abortions tre ll'rlllled: I
Santo-.Moaico U n It •· r ia n Church where parents are Betllpa,
hdorrlewed are S t a t e
Soo>alot Aathony BelltnlOll (().
Weisf Los Angelea ); State
~bl)ilnan Eugene Chappie (R·M,onterey ): State
SUperintoodenl of P u b I ic
Inatructlon Wl!Jon Rllea: Dr.
Robert Docter, Loa Angel .. Cll7 Boord of Education
rapping about why they can't Lo ta Swlt d•• --.·-•ca•· wllh lhelr '"··, tel . . .... 1 IS ... ~ • ._.. ... a1.U11 u.ior uH...-1; .. .,11 M, ll' the Windsor Hilla llolpllal In .._, v_,..
Los Anseles, where 1 h e ·caret Houlihan, h e a d
average age for ahorllmw la nurae at I Jloblle ~y
11: and a Calllornia· Youth• Sur1icll Hoapltal, 1n,.. Authority coeducatloDaJ, tu 1 .. M.-A. •s•H• .'' a new
educotlon clua In Vontura • comed,Y aeries begin·
(lhe only legel one in lhe . nlng tonicJ!f at 8 p.m .
state). on Channel 2.
Crosswor~ Puzzle
AqRoss 77 Eggt 157 H•dgur 19 0 111 of d11e 100 Tax
78 EQu•ll'I 159 AW. duck 2l Aelativ• 10 1 N1gl1ct
1 Blthop'1 hat .. "°"'" 1eo GMk letter 3t Aumen 102 lttli•n p1int•r
e Molkilk 83 Oynemlt• 1151 Swntliqueur 33 Cloth m1esur1 103 Dun color
10 Doubl• lnv1ntor 163 L11r1 .34 Told'!' 106 S•m•
14 Shevld 115 Roldl'lbuH 166 Brine" 36 J•p.111tum1n 108 B11i9•
19 Wing 17 Sitting 117 Th1tthil'\f 37--ltbe 109 WiM
2D Sherpen . 89 Lind me111.1re 188 Digit 39 Slow tr1ln 110 TrsmpJed
21 Ii.lien ithlnd 90 M1k1 lece 169 Mini en tr enc• .'42 Accept•d 113 Kttchen ut1nlil ........... 92 Gutrdllnahtp 171 Fl.1glon 44 Betel ptlm 115 Litgal m1tter
24 Article-94 D1.1ck glnUl 1n Tippler •&Wit 119 J'ennes11efo1d
25 Kint of J!Jd1b H Hiullng 174 Northe11t •8 fl.Olm 121 Drudgery
21 Ml!fle g.nu1 vthlclti 175 Go bfck 50 Fortification 124 Mystic word
27-1• b4rcl " H .f!flcitl'I pell'-177-frencb city: JLf.~e•rt 125 Notoril't.1.__
28 St!f 100 Horned 178 C1rr'1 53 Mylllf 127 S1nttnc1
.21 &c11ti not• 104 Am®nt 179 Plent•r 55 Movil ICIOI' 128 Aloft
30 Thus: l.lltin 105 King: Fr. 181 Engli•h 57 Y1s in M1drid ·130 Agent
12 Ojjlnfec:t 107 Clllllfy novelist 58 ~icpo11m 132 Y1lp
35 Llvtly 111 Dutch uncl• 182 Aive M Church part 134 Ntg1tlv1 prefhc
,7 Dined 112 c .. utlan 183 Old pronoun 60 Grttllled 135. Kin1m1n
---.-sp1t1t -114 Cor9 --184-Church officat-61 PhVllCi1n 13.7 Alj11p~-
40 Sh1cty trte 1111 Printef'• type 63 Wooderl peg 138 HHd: fr,
.. , L.9gillll't• 117 Ro1d1t1r DOWN 65 firtt 140 Wink
43 WHtern lndi1n 118 Without: U tin epp&1r1nc1 142 S. Awier. enim1I
44 Fllh .. uce 120 Slngle 1· Idol Ml Bowfin 143 lrlsh province
o45 EnrlCh 122 Hug1w1v1 2 Nook 67 Knell 144 Wr•alh
•7 Support 1::3 Boiclngt1rm 3 Sp1nllh 1unt' II S1nd hill 145 Catchword
"8 C1ri1dlln 125 H1nc1 4 Am1ric1n 71 Tur'ltilh till' 146 Edit
provinc• 12.8 Slddlep1rt tl1g m1k« 73 E1rly 148 fled POl"ll'f
11 Vtnit'I 129 Butt 6 Growing out 75 Poker 1t1k• 150 Turm1ric
la Roi.t1no pile• 131 PIQ11•rv 6 M1gici1n 78 lnv1lld1t1 151 Accumul111
M HNdllnd 133 SlipJ*l:eolf. 7 Pllc•1 79 ft1port 152 Min'• n1m1
M .Coupl•d 136 Sl11t11 8 Anoint 81 Skill 154 Gr1ek ill1nd
57 Dloc .. e. 137 Chtroe 9 e ... .ctof1h••P 82 Hindu cymbt ls 156 Silk ftbric -... 139 On1: G1r. 10 Ship'1 ttdio 84 Mu1ic1I 158 ArmMI btnd
112 J1cob'1 son \_41 Gypl'fboOk device •x•rcls1 161 H1ngm1n'1 roil
M llli\tdd'f 142 Flow.r 11 Aubber t111 lti SoviM l11der 162 SingflAd11'!1
--Abtndon 145 M~icel 12 Nlrn>W Piii 88 Young limb 16' Wix
19 Cloy •x1min1r 13 W11k ti Ar11n111d in 165 Chrictm11 c1rol
10 s.,.mbol for 147 C1vlf'f 14 Gr1v111on1 thre11 168 BIVflllll
tldium 149 H1rbof bo1t 15 ColOlul 93 ~oiter 170 Plfuviln river
'72 Hnd: 1leng 1S3 Shlh•f'ld 16 Sptniah gold 95 Org1nlz11ion 173 Spre•d
74 Scruff 154 Mongrtl 17 Conc1min11 17 Div ing bird 171 Odin's brother
71 Gli1 hiMd: Fr. 1SS Cw.rnonin 18 R1tlcul1ted II C1vi1r 180 Down: pr•f.
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> DAILY llUIT (; .f
Venice: Not Much of a Festival
1 an aao
VEmCJ: -lilllilll "' my --.. t•• Mriollc:, I waldl lhe.reJn fell
• Ille empty ~ won-dor!Dr what tt -ell about . Tbll Venloe Film Foollval lllat
...... got oll the lf'JUlld.
Al' lhe dillnmtlo!I pres
crowds Into Ibo gondolu and
. 1-dl for tbe airport u lhe
lul paparuzl trlu to aup
, one ..1..Ja&t .pboeo ol. Tuesday
Weld-In her --ten -t and parple puses, dUjdlfn( tho • ._ Actress"
...-!!>a wet llhopplnc bag, I
thlnli: •boul tbe put two weeks
ol • movies ao rotten only
Rlcbord Roud would. like
llMon, Of -.. badly proj·
ected. on -amed llCrffllS
. wilh lhe wrong I..,.. lhat you
sometimes couldn't See ttiem.
Of I U C h behind-the-sceoes
hysteria that lhe large part of
everr. day was spent trying to
get the right kind of pass to
enter the wrong room at
scheduled times that were
changed before anyone could
find oUt, of deletions and ad·
ditiom to the 600-page pro·
grar · that were never an·
nounced. and especially of the
boredo1n of it all -and 1 wnn·
der. Have fi lm festiv11ls finally
outlived their usefulness?
How useful can a festival be
it no provision is made for its
guests to meet each other, if
no cocktail parties are ar-
ranged for the Russians to
converse with the Americans.
if nobody shows up at the
press conferences, if sc much
ttiµe and energy are spent on
Incidentals.
-Not-that -there-weren't
enough fi!JM lo oee. Scores Of
them, in fact. But nobody
could .pretend Iha! lhe selec-
tion at Venice this year has
. NATfONALGENERAL-
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Woody Allen's
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know about sex*
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HONOLULU CALLS
City Meeting Problems of Growth
B1 PHYWS HANES
ClarlslUm Scienct Monlior Suvlc1
HONOLULU -The population n·
pblon Ms bit Honolulu u it has many
othtr lar1e cities. But in Honolulu jl 'I
dlffmnt.
There are the :u1me high-rlae con-
dQl'l'llniurn.s. the towering skyacrapen.
tbe high cost ol llvlng, and the mammoth
shopping centers and construction pro}
ect1.
But the increase in people in Honolulu
fl" one of immigration, not o! resident
blttl1'.
People rrom e8!t and west are moving
to the lslandll because they like it here.
/)ome have come to make money in the
business boom. But many are part of a
('(lflllnuing migration from the mainland
tbal ha.I grown steadily in lbe Wt few
years.
Men who came to Hawaii during the
war or on a vacation have returned to
marry aod stay. Couples have Cflme to
retire. Japanese men on busineasel have
been so Intrigued they bring back their
wives and families.
According to Immigration figures and
the 1970 cemua, Caucaslanl a n d
Japanese are about equal in numbers in
Honolulu today.
Others have come from Chlna, the
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jllrltlsh Outpost
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Honolulu
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Philippines, Korea, Taiwan, and other
coontries. MoM of the newcomen ln Wi'l
were relaUvely young, half of them less
than :U.3 yean old. ·
The Population of Hawaii h: so
et1)n.lcally diverse that no group actually
constitutel a majority, makfn&: the
tatandl a true gateway or t he
hemispheres.
l' ictnria Grows
01!1 in Dignity
By STAN DELAPLANE
But aloni with tbe IJ'O'l'lh, pr-.
and commettWJm In tbe ci1J bu -a new coooem. Honolulam are awan ot
tbe ....i for moctaate -i>oo•toa and of the poteDtlll tnadequldOI al
oaultaUGO and .. wage factllU,.,
Whai.ver It lo that'• hapPtned to
llanolulu. It hun't affected Wal\ikl
!leach. Hlgh CCII o1 U'ring or not, ~
1WI choose Walktkl u the lnD"1 popular
spot In the t.olanda. Aa a flnl-llme
v!Jltor, I found the most famoul beach In
the world clean, sparkling, bright, and
beautiful.
The skyline haa obviously changed. So •
has the populaUoo. But the ooe thlna for
which thjJ i..slaod ii IO famous -the
weather -remains coostanl No ftCOrd..
ed temperature downtown bu ever ez.
ceeded 8' degrees F. mr dropped below
511. 11'• perfect beach weather.
There iJ old-world charm In Honolulu
along with the air..,,,.,.UUonlng and •f·
ficleocy , and the aloha splr!t prevalla In
the friendly, rdued urvice fJUn
waiten and waitresses, from other
llawailans throughout the Island.
c11ru11a11.k1Mot ~....,,,....
There 1etnU1 to be 1DD1ethlng in the at·
m01phere that tails yoo to take It euy -
whether you dine on the patio with doves
flying in ·and out or if you 111ooie in tbe
1un oo tho sandy beacbel. IN SOME OP •NORWAY'S FJORDS,.FERTILE VALLEYS SWOOP TO ·sNOW.COVERED Pl!AKS
I
Is a Fjord a Better Idea?
Norway's Channel,s Contain Variety of Vistas
Cftrhlll• le*-MM11111-1ct
BERGEN, Norway JL Cool,
blue, grassy-ealm witers of
the Norwelglan fjords=seeIDed endleu1a·our-~· · g1id.o
ed through oiie c fianked
c:hlnntl after anothemcm our
zfgzag road to the summit of Dalsnibba. The corners of the
Mount Dalsnibba -from sea switchbacks are too sharp, IO
level to 4,860 feet. the driver must back up .and
VICTORIA, B.C. -This is an absolutely charm·
-·_Ing, well.preservJ>ll. lltUe-old·lady of a city, J>n/· pyijlg
Its dowager days with one hell of .a lot of d gnlty.
An outpo•t o! the British Empire really. Re-
tired Brltish came here for the genteel approach .
lo IJfe and the best climate in Canada. Your milden
aunt adores It. Young people are turned on by the
natural beauty.
way to Geiranger. "5;1!52$15
Localed appro>lma!l>Jy 150 · ~
miles north of Bel-gen,.
Geiranger ·11 considered to
have one of the Iovtllest fjord
land11C11pes, popular with both
Norwegian &nd foreign
The one road t b r 0 u ~ ~ey the ~ around as cart
Gelranger ·bas-only 1 few paliently wait on each~ r:tf
stores, a restaurant, souvenir the tw:i. Pass~gen me
shop, aod the tourist office. more Involved Jn J?'K~tlating
Excursion buses leave from ~e turns than enJOYJ.Og the
the tourist office, anly about view·
5 yards from the. dock, and_ B_11t aUllst we .reach .lbe.lo!>-
pass quaint cabins resort and are treated with a view of
hotels and iovely the whole Geiranger Valley.
campgrou°oos. One I a r g e Our ship which. sc:ems so fat
campground is spread over a away, gleams like a pollshed
rlver delta at the ed£e of the ivory miniature on a blue
fjord. Every touris t ac-v~lvet background o~ the
commodation seems designed fJor~. We seem level with the
to take full adyanlale' of the glaciers of the Suruunore Alps
view. which spread out around . us.
-·
Said Rudyard Kipling: "To realize Victoria,
you must take all that the eye admires in Bourne-
mouth, Torquay, the !ale of Wight, the happy vaJ.
ley at Hong Kong, the Doon, Sorrento and Camp's
Bay -add reminiscences of the Thouaand Islands
and arrange tbe whole around the Bay of Naples
with some Himalayas for the background."
* High tea In the lobby of the maROificent
o d Empress Hotel gives you an idea of 'Victorian
England. (Rooms $20. Tea with sandwiches, crum·
pets and honey, $2.25 -including a seat on
couches so old you almost slide oU.)
We had dinner at the Princess Mary, a 1910
ferry boat: Fresh oysters, trout, dessert, drinks and
wine, $12 for two.
A refreshing ocean cruise to get here on big
car ferries: from Vancouver two hours or four
hour• from Seattle.
* "Wt art •llln1 In Dtctmbtr on tho M/S Sun
Viking with llopt In a cloun Corlbbtan porlL The
qvntlon: Which one 11 best to atop In?"
You hit practically all free ports -which
mean• shopkeepers Import from all over the world
at the factory price, no duty and no lues. This does
NOT mean they have to sell at bargain prices. The
markup control lo competition.
* The day you hit port, there may be a conple of
other cruise ships in. That puts some lSOO shoppers
scrambling on three or four blocks of main street
You can't get near some counters for comparia:on
shopping.
* 11d have something in mind of what you want
to buy. Check the price at home fir!\. Best buys in
the free ports will be Japanese cameras, binoculars,
radios. German cameras and binoculars. French
perfumes. English gloves. Danish silver -in the
Virgin Islands. Indian saris -in Jamaica. C1oth·
jog -unless you find a design you can't resist -
Is a poor buy, You do better at hom<o.
* There'll be a no duty, no tax shop on your ship.
Might even be cheaper, And a chance to get some
co mpa rative prices.
" .•. want to do '!ome Chrl1tm11 1hopp!Qa.._
while we ire In New Yor,k.''
GREAT shopr,ing guide in paperback: "The
Passionate Shopper. ' (E. P. Dutton, U .95). Taken
from the column in New York Magazine sharpest
magazine reporting in the U.S. today. '
''Whir• will we fint 1ntlque m1p1 you m1n·
tlonod In M•drid?"
Three or fr ur places in the first couple of
blocks walking uphill from the Palace Hotel.
Fore, Colonel
You can score a bogey, par or a birdie playing golf
in Jamaica's ~adise Jungle Parlr, just like any-
where elae, but if you don't watch out for "The
Colonel," a 2, ·pound Brahm& bull, you may also
get a bullseye. Paradise Park, Jamaica's newest
touri!t attraction, offers a host of outdOor actili·
ties for families.
Fained Travelers' Bar
Pourin~ Last )lound
NEW YORK (AP) -Tbere
was a time when there was a
bartender every sl:z: feet along
the !£>.foot bar and the
cu stomers were four and five
d .. p.
During the ·world War U
_years, It was the IQetUng
place for soldlen, 18.llofs and
Marines in town on Jeaye and
no mp. in unUonn waJ ever
refused a drink-even 1 ll he
looked II. = But as the prlot ol ·
rose from 25 cents to .30,
and Iha little rtceUloo and
that cut down on peoples
drinking habltl, It 101 ! the
poJnt where bu!ineM 1 was
never too 1ood ei:cept ring
the commuters' evening rush
hour.
· So now the Commodore Bar,
In the hotel ailjolnlng Grand
Central Termlnal, Is prejlarlng
to close down to make way tor
• delicatessen.
Paddy Walsh, who bu tend-
ed bar at the Commodore for
33 of Its 38 years, recalls bow
the bar grossed a mlllton In
1"2, "I mean on the bar itleU
-that'• not counu., the
ta bl ..... But the Commodore
will io out with one un-
matched record, apelled out by
a martinkippinc ccmmuter:
"Moro traloa have been
missed here, "·.he uld, •1thazl
from any bat in~ world." '
tourists. TRAVEL The rugged majesty of lofty
pt.ab towering over our ship
wu even more spectacular '---------' than the pictures on travel
folders. A> the ship swung
around another bend a new
vista would unfold. Sometimes
the cltffs .would rise abrupUy
straight out of the water ne~
our ship ; 1t other times the
sides of the fjord would sweep
beet< genlly revealing a fertile
valley before swooping up to ""°".....,..,, peaks.
Some of the braver ones climb
As the bus pulls up the out on overhanging rock.s for
tle town of Geiranger, waiting valley on Switchbacks, dif. thrilb or photos.
to Wtleome us. fereot aspects of "the fjord and Switchbacks in the roads peaks are presented and ac-The head of Geiranger Fjord compenl.ed "by "oohs" and look even more scrambled
is nearly as wide as the rest of "ah!" from the p:weogers. from above. It takes quite a
the channel to the sea. The Farm bou!es, feeding stations, while for the drivers to pry
tide and salt water indicate it and cabins become more their passengers away from
is fed as much by the sea as 9CUCe as we reach higher the entrancing scenea when it
~n~ runoff from fhe mowr elevations. is time to le.ave.
It was not surprising to see
neat small farms in the
valleya, but l>!lb on a steep
hlDaide we could lrtquenUy
spot a house and bam With a
patch of green. around them -
cultivated fields on a ledge. It
looks as tbou&h someone had
iomehow posted them there.
Although we cruised into the
Although centuries of sedJ-But even such v a s t area aboard a luxury liner•
ment and rock falls have rais--panoramas can be tiring, 50 most tr a v e l e r s reach
ed. the bottom of Ute fjord. it the bus stops at a mountain Geiranaer bv bus,_private car,
still •· -ported 'to •· a lake at 3,250 feel f o r ·~ ' ~ .. ~ or by ferryboat The quickest
thousand feet deep in some refreslunents at 8 small hotel way is to catch a plane from
channels, ao J~e ships can before the flnaJ assault on the Bergen or Oslo to Ale5UJX1 and
easily avoid running aground, peak. 1be lake mirron the sur· take a bus or rent a car.
Some farms bad Wire cables
extending to the water to
bring up IUpplles and send
down milk and ~arm-
but they also have to1 find a rounding soow-eapped moun-Or you may wish to take a
shallow enough place t o tains. Some of the sriow train to A.odalsenes of Otta
anchor. Geiranger has IDCh an reaches to the water's ed~e. where you can mate bul con-
anchorage. r-Then it's back on the bus for nections. There is also a a: ..
ing the edge of a iplee
Chief reason for paSS<Dgers tbe low-gear grind up the last prm steamer from Bergtn to
getting off al 'Geiranger is to 1,600 feet to the top of Alesund.
ride the motor coach up the!---------'------------"°""" symbolic Of heroic
ttruigle for exi!teDct! )ere for
so many years. \f CAB Plans
To Review
Fare Hikes
On the water we passed a
feW men · In ~ flahlng
boalf. An occasloDal.forryboat
.,ou1d give us a friendly toot
as It wont by. Col~ents of
campen· were stMel1 down
right at the water'i elge. We
wondered what a heavy rain
wouJd.do·lll·them. WAlll!INGTON (AP) -'!'be ti Civlf AmxuruUca . lloard bu But tiJe 111n •hone brig tly decided to tab a new look at
lhroughi>ut our voyage. It W83 the legality of airline fMe Jn, a most delightful way to view ' the scenery -from the ship's ~ Wl>lch1!1.alloW'ed to be.
swlmn;llng ·pool or from a deck eUecllve from. Oct. 1, 11169,
••••• through Oct. 14, 1970. ' ~ • '!be lncreues, confr.rmlng
Countlesa .,,1er1a11s splaah-to a CAB fare (oimula,
ed &ml ,mountainsides. Slime averqed 6.15 perceot Tor the
dropped 1,11111 Ill l ,lllJO feet, 11 trunk airlines and 7 pomont
often dllappeartng .ID a mist for the Dine regional llnes. A
bofoN ~ tbe rocb or federal court ruled July t ,
fjord below. One Rtbui> of 11711, that tbe fares were tn-
fall.!, ealled tbe Seve~· valld because Ibey ...,.. tbe
put ..,. a dellChtfUI of · prod\!Cls of Illegal rilHnal<lng
aquatlca, apatldtng l the· act1oas of Jlla CAB.
IUllllDe. Other CU 4 h i n C 'l'beroiner !be CAB 'vaca\ed
callrlcls on·bolh 1ldel of tbe !ta tlor-ovtl ordlr and ~
fjord' had auch hrt&-esttng afrllnM ·tiled nn farel·floe 'of
names u tbe SUltor and tbe compulJlon: AvpllllDC about i
Bridal Veil. perceo~ tliO hl(h• !area went
And then we ~-11Je lnto ilfeet Oct. 11; lnl.
heOd of•tbe fjord, with the!!!· EnmlDer Roel I. Nowmann
anadu
• spec/of cruise ship fer trave/en
.•nd a bf/II/ant new /t/Mtoly
LANDFAILS OFlHE CONQUISTADORS
.andtheGALAPAGOS ISLANDS
ruled lait ,Jilly ' t tllal Ille'
~ IMt-'./V' lam were
Bahamas Not Just for Millionai~. $: f~:.::
FREEPORT, B a b am as
(AP) -Grand Bahama Island
has been dexrlbed as a haven
for mllUon aires seeking the
company of other millionaires.
But tlm tropical apot 55 miles
eut of Florida ls atso becom·
ing a playground for people
outside such rari fled circles.
They spend money like there
wa.s no to1nmorrow on the
1Uver of scrub p 1 I m •
limestone and white 11nd that
ls third largest t• the chain of
700 Bahamian lsle1. Atltmpb
are being made, however. to
reach the be<r pocketbook •• .. ,u as the champogne task.
High rofltrs <m IJIOClal
ftlKhll !rem tbe U.S. malnltnd
ltlll drop by of Ill ... to
slake a fortune on the dice.
And sl .. k hellcopt<ra deposit
affluent sportsmen btre for -.
fe w hours of bcneflshing in the
shallows or stalking marlla in
the de<po.
There 1s also a n In-
ternational bazaar Jn the heart
()f Freeport where you can
purchase perfumes, cameras
and watchea at pricu .far
lower than in the U.S.
Gambling 11 the prime Jure
for the tourlltl wbo left more
than $100 mllllon at the two
caslnoa on th• Island in J971.
"The amount of money
aome of then poo~le bet at
the tlbles ii lncredlble," old
a Bahamian obetrvtr. u0ne
hl&h rofler new tn a couple of
I weeks IJO, lost $21,lllJO a ' found ~ wu head1 fan Ito
cwple ol boun and WJlUG the laz f)l'OYialonl of the
awar wllbout batttnr an eye. ilawbblD Ooel< Act, the place
And thtre ii an old lady bet of Babamu C o 'f e r n. m • n t
70'1, wtio comes Into one the leglalltloa whlcll c r •ate d
--··-Freeport. ~-every night • d •-· the act. '• beaelltl·. a gamblet pJO!' ..... ...,... F•enunt0t guarantee agalml
Gambling ls not the only all fonns of tanllon '"' i...
m.ognet that dr11n Americans come until 1990 and freedom
to Grand Bahama. lncec>tlvu from lmporl and eiport 1az-.
to for<lcn tnvmment liave ucepl on consumable llema,
made It a tax-er.. ,..f.,.., for wiUI I054.
bundredl of millions ~ o I '!'be dramatic growth of
Am<rlcan dollars. Fortl&Ji fn. Grand Bahama also caught
v"tments In tht.o Island chllln, the eye of Dani•! It Lu~\ffJ.
that lo a ..it-1ov.,.ing U.S. oh;pplng t1<000 who
member of the Br!Ush 1.1>m-noted the illaacl bad lio
monwaalth, total about 1 41 llllitable btrbor, In U •I,
bUllon al whlch moro tkn Ludwig, builder of ~
$U blllklll ii In U.S moneJ. Unltera1 lnvetl«l man llllil:
Fotdlil tnve1ton b • '> • million of his awa -
. ' ' ~.~by~.·
pniduce a--, Bo Johll &. lbs, (~), tiak-
1tayed on· to lirnot ed fir.a mlc!o of -'•
-In two h1Jur7, =-'!lit~ liatod·thai ::"mAp~b· ..... i:=,c:.;~~ ==~~ ~ .Od.~ • . •
~-~ ~-· ':' t= Has Ticket,· · OONALD L FERGUSON QnASES. LTD -0. .. ...,.... • = ~-=-i. or,.:_~.:· Wj]J' Tr }· I rori.od~-;;r,-:..,.,_1;;°..Mia.-.
brilliant ""'*' of flo,....titi .,... ave. I • ~l.fl;RGUSON LTD
•';!'j...,ioW.t6tt11Dd ·.~-cAP> ~ s1 i I 11111-~c...io..~33;\M · ~-I~ exude· AUllnl8 .Ila" "'""" hook-I Nar(lt..-----------an .,... el elublllii pn.acy, ~•to LoDdoG on. the. lint LJ bllt ......... ·Lull ~ of• •Coilooo• llllbt trom """"1 If
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• wl o 11 rt up I a 1 <Ille of lllt fllPt eoa '° "'"'-~=~=;;:;;;;~-~!.~-§!~~~?~•~~' ~,.~·~·~-~ £° SI•& "" ftDCld. ~ ~ . " - -
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f f OAll V 1'11.0'T s.m,, Scptt:iill 17.1971
' ' • •
" Dealer Won~t Se
•
'.. Ll'ITLI!! ROCK. Alt.
., '(AP) -"AU ol UI have \o . u.. with .... """ con-
lcltDCN,., aays I TUAI
.-delltrwborelwoeslo
lldl llllbcompad Cat I
· beca111e be 11ys they are
llbllle.
"ft'a a car l don't want
lbe responsiblllty ol pu;.
lq any ol my frlendl or
IDY of their children in,"
.-~O.W.y Ray of Big
Ray his a Chey!ler
•.
Corp. oceilcr. ii. -Ch r 7 alm., ~
Dodi• and Plymi>utlll -but DOI ..l)Odge'1 Coll er
Plymouth's Cricket, lbl
SIJbcompadl.
He boS coocludod all<r a
review ol an Iasorance
lnstilute atudy IJ¥! • view·
Ing of lllml tefllnl the
cars that Ibey P'!I" an u-
traordlnary · dallor I o -er and .,._,..,.. 1n-
collialonl with <l\&Jldlrd autos, be told an In-
I Most Employes
'Attached to Work
...
At Least
One Wife .
"Was Saved
\·•·By COUNT MARCO Nii all my letten are ~. foul and abusive. lkl'e la """ wllich tells me r@m the right 1rac1< and that
~advice in my columns ac-~a geal deal. 1!ie lelter aays: · "Thank
)'i!i!f,'. Thank you f!ll making
.M',l!atcb myaeli! . 11 ..... begtnn!ng lo lall llllo
tJie· 'average A me r l c 1 n
suburbanite' class. I've been T ed almost seven yeari
BPUTY
and th•
BEAST
'
group of workers thet In-
dicated the routine of geltblg
work d0ne was alao Important.
'lbese are some of the~
resulta that suggest d!Hmot
levels of aatlsfactk>n and
disoalllaction are related lo
different ways of lookinl at
the work situation.
ll&UlAI
I 01
tllTTOl·DOWN
COllAI'
·-·u.-•• o='r.&:''1t' I m• ·u••· L ---... --
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.
-... wbile here oo a boll: trip... .
"la a he-lmpoct bet'.lft:fll I COlt and &
ptymouth =-~ 40 .. 50 iqpb lor , JI ap.
~to me lr<m odual
flJma that a penon dd.tN
lbe furl' could hive _.
ed the cbr and ·walked
away,'1 be Aid.
"But It appeared ... ..,.
lft' front end ol lbe Coll
moved lDlo the -lfal,
and ·l don't -.....
'
·Small Cars
Moton so much la that
they can't Pmuade me
that the amount of money
J can make on those cars
should he 1 compelling
factor ror me to sell
them ," says Ray, 48, mar.-
ried and the father of five
children.
Ray said he explained lo
customers wanting one of
the subcompacts that be
doesn't carry the line and
why.
"II they lnslll on lxi)lln&
ont. we direct them to
dealers in nearby towns
who sell them," be said.
''All I want to do i3 atve
the man in my area a fair
chanoe lo judge I o r
bfnuelf," Ray said. "Let
him balance the safety of ·
the car against the price
of the car."
He said Chrysler hld'al·
tempted no r ep r is al s
againsl him. --
It's End
Wards knows that
lovely hair is important
so is dollar saving!
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son-SELL SAM Jry Marvfa Myen , __ _
'OOR YfAlt·ENI> FJ6URFS l{AYE mzocro
S0Mr ~TATm.IN (i-).OUJ.TS.'"'
Flxit Gimmkk•
Homeowners
Beware Frauds
By TOM BARLEY
01 1M OellY ~lltt Ill"
Alice had a good pot of cof-
fee on her stove and she knew
that the workman she could
hear thumping and allthertng
about the loft would be more
than ready for · it when he
came down.
She Jived alone ln her Costa
housl> spotl cS3 but. s he
Mesa home and kept the old j
__ .reflected. all the cleaning and--
elbow grease in the.-4'lorld
couldn 't prevent deterioration
of your electrical wiring.
And she'd already been told.
through the muffled shouts of
the workman over her head,
that s,he had been l:ving in a
fire trap for some time now.
llER VISITOR returned to
the 1titchen. brushed the dirt
and dust of years gone by
from his work clothes and
welcomed the cup of coffee
lihe thrust on him.
"Well, ma'am," he told the
frail widow, "you need new
wiring in the "''orst way
through much or your home.
You've had rodent• or
: something gnawing away at lt
\n the lo(t and it beat.a me tbat
you haven't had a fire up
there before now."
.. My God," said Allee. "But
how much UI all that going to
cost?"
"Somewhere between $2,000
and $3,000," her v I 11 it or
replied. "It's a big job but It
' has to be done and we'd like to
, get at it as soon as possible
more for your own safety than
for the money involved."
Alice wouJd have liked to get
tn touch with her son in
Bakersfield-or her daughter in
Ventura but that meant the
kind of delay she should avokl
right now. After all, 1he
thought. I responded to the
newspaper advertisement and
I really should go through with
50melhing that might well
aave the house.
SHE SIGNED her contract.
She got a wiring job that cost
her more than $2,800 and the
wiring she'd seen being car·
ried upstairs looked :iright and
new and \'ery. very safe.
But district attDmey 's in-
vestigators and the building
inspectors who later took a
look at the work were of the
opinion that the home waa
safe and sound before the
\l'Orkmen rrioved in and tacked
up a reel or two of new wiring
that waan't even cormected to
the circuit.
Panels. switches and fuse
boxes had s i m p 1 y been
dressed up w i l h a coat of
spray paint. And the onJy
· rodents doing any gnawing at
anythin& in Alice's sound, old
home bad been the two-legged
kind that got their teeth lnto
the widow's bank account.
"nu8 IS a despicable kind
of fraud but It's one that's on
the lncrea~ J.Dd AliceJm't the
only one by any means who's
been burned in \hi1 way," said
Deputy District At t or n e y
Richard Stenton of the Orange
County agency•• fraud 1quad.
"We atoo have to beer In
mind that the people doinC th•
work might croole a ltr•
hazard that wasn't there in the
first place,'' he Aid.
Proaecution ii the order of
ti>• day In the fraud cllvtalon
headed by Deputy Diltrlct Mo
tomey W. J ay Moseley an i
SuperJor Court trials are pend-
ing for a number of . defend-
ants charged with ofiellse!
aimilar to Stenton'1 eumple.
''It'• to easy to pnvent tllil
kind ot,.fraud," stenton aaJd.
"Ask to see your caller'• eJec-
tricat oontractor &.me. his
state contractor'• llctnH or
his city or <Ollllly bUllnesa
li<eme IDCI ,.., ....,, ... him
for dlll!.
"Btrr ANY homeownu re-
quiring any kind of repolr
work abould never tab· tbe
word ol jusl one oontra-r
Slenton said. "Allee end
olherl who have been aimJlar..
ly defrauded abould have
gotten two or there estimates
before they approved the work
or even thought of signing 1
contract."
Any homeowner entertaining
suspicions about the airm or
qualifications of a contractor
can we pne or more of several
agencies to check out the firm,
Stenton l!ia.id.
"There are the state con·
tractor's licensing agency, the
Better Business Burtau and
the Orange County Office of
Consu1ner Affairs." he uid.
"And if it'• a little late for
that t h e n the homeowner
should immediately n o t I f y
fraud officers of the local
police department."
Huntington Bridge ·
In Need of Repair
The Warner Avenue bridge
near Huntingto n H a r b o u r
needs immediate repair, ac·
cord.in~ to Huntingto n Beach
Administrator David
Rowland1.
ln a note to city councilmen
fOf' Monday night's council
meeting, Rowlands says the
bridge pil1ng have "deterior-
ated to the point or requlrlns
immediale actkJn."
Hall tile brldp waa built by
the county ln 1935. The city
built the otber half for llJ,000
in 1965.
Rowlandl u)'I the city ap.
plied for lecl<ral b r I d g e
"'placemen! tundt In lf7t but
was turned down. Another 1p.
plication his bten aubmllted
this year, but he said action ts
noc:ealllfJ Immediately and
the city cannot waJt for 1 rep-
Jy on the request.
The Wlliner Avtnue bridge
•PIN. a dlanntl leading from the Bolla Qilca marsh into the
Huntington Harbour channel.
Harbour reaidentl h a v e
often uked that a hlgb level
bridge be built across Warne.r
10 l deeper ChaMtl could be
ait for boat P""'I'· They
have hopes there trill one day
be an ocean cut from 'Bolsa
across Pac!Hc Coast HJahway~
Rowlands estimates lhe COit
of replaclnc the Warner bridp
at about $40,000. Warner
Av<nue ti Ctlrl'enU7 cpen lo
traffic.
i .
HOT PANT SETS
IN BOLD PRINTS . 00
.... J.88
~ ,.,..,, Hot pGl'lh GI '°""nttl
I• ocetot• or poly••t•r<otto•
blond~ Prinll. Sius ihloH •. tt.nyt
MEN'S RINGS ' Jc
AILY 10 A.M •. • 10 P.M. -SUN_.,AY 10 A.lit.· 7 P.M.
MARINER FLARE JEANS
~·i'' Men'•411 .
Ribless cotton corduroy jeons with con•
lrOS!ing Pockets. S.18; 29-38. Charge it.
-MEN'S Flf!fl
LEATHER
OXFORDS
Ourhf.8.96
6''
Popular navy ox•
fords with military
toe~ Block leather.
Sizet· 7·12. ~ave!
NEW PENDANT WATCHES
Reg. 6.67-..°2 Days
Mo ny 1tylet-lrl while 400
or gold color co••.
1Women will love 1'ie
.~ry tailored.design•.
End of Summer Clearance!
IARIE9UE GRILLS
M04el 4412 · Modtl Hf!
1200 1500
H•. 24.%4 lltl. JO.t2
WHIU THEY WT!
SUNDAY ONLY
.Chain ROUND of UV, Celery
Dr•11in91 6r•vy, Whipped Pot•toe1,
Buttered Ve9eteble, W•rm Roll &:
Butter, -
MATCHIOXe CARS MONDAY ONLY
•RIWD HAM STIAK w/PlnHpple
Ring, CendiH Yfml, Buttered Yet ..
t1ble, Wann Rolf & Butter.
CJosooutl o.in ston11anCI1anorec1
styles. Gold.or silwtfoofolor finish.
Aluminum coaaware with Teffon 119
Interior. In f\!lo colors.Chargl It.
~-Tc'
Die-cast mlnioture cars, mGc!e In
England; leacl.f,.., Many mod tis.
I ..... . , .. ....
DEOD0,1l4NT
Giiiette'• ·~C
Right Guord~ I U
7~. net wt.
Qt .... C.......... \
BRUSH ROUERS
Aluollinual and 3/1 00 nylon. fast.·
drying. s.M·I.
TOILET TISSUE
FAMILY SCOTT '
4/1.00
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•96.
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TOOTHPASTE ... ,I•
'Colgote; Coi 4 7c l'ains Gardol
oncl fluoride .
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OPIN DAll.Y 10-10
SUN. 10-7
t
MIN'S NAiii snLI IHlllTS
"''°""d 2 . $ 5 hang type O
Spart Shirt•. a
1r.72" si..ww
C4.lrlilti1t
:1'"•7:2" Swot
12"a72"Volol'IUI·
Pri11t tf•b.ck
BAiYllME 'CRIB MATTRESS
COMBINATION
14"11e c1,.. ~de· """.'•n4 "'"'.. Wlftfl, 29•• ..,__.w~.A11lth1 OllT
wtilft 0ri1y. r
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. SoW to Dtolen limit .. Quantitlt1 ,.... -
FIBERFILL
POAM
PILLOW
2:$5
DfCORATIVl
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fLIACOLLAI
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POPCORN
Ye111'll "'° f11111 32C _. ........ ..,_ .
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w..iti • .,.,.. .. 1, ""'· , . ,,..f ,101tic. Maid-. ~!
ff heMllet, lid. ' .J·· 2s4
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8=•~-lace net OY'lr ¥1• .
nyl bacailng.
d-.:orot.cl with
rnatch!n1 rib· .
bon, bew. t
12" SQUARE
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lielittl.ttv••·
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2·TIPPED SWABS
Johntol\ 6
John10ft·
Non-1terlle. 72c
JOHNSON'S
IAIY LOTION
9 OJ". tkin 66c care.
' SHAMPOO
FOllAllES
16 01, Johnton't
"'NeM9''111Mrt" I'' th111111poo •
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Rec ation Vehicle
Twins Lyell• ind Lupe, 3, .,....
1bandoned by pa-.nts. Now !hoy
wait for a homo lih Tommy, 5, below,
who tri.. to plt1,..
• -, j
To Get ··Ciose Look
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CHILDREN IN W AITIING ....
'
B1 l'lllLIP•W. 'lldlNSEY
a.... ............. "'*'
WASHINGTON · -The
burgeoDing recreation-vehicle
Industry, preduc1r1 of
everything -anowmobUea to big molorlled bomea, la
"'illlY drawlng the attention
ol eonawner ..r.1y expt@.
Before long tbe~ent may be particlpa Jn the
setting of safety for
more ot lbeao veblcles as it
hu done ao strlngentl7 for
automobiles in ~ put few yearx.
Tbe National Tramportalion
Safety Bi>lrd hu ·llrued a
report citing the 1 '.'expioaive
growth" of IU<'.h veruclea. raiJ..
Ing questlom about lhtlr .. 1 ..
ty, and rocnmmeodlng Jn.
tensive study to detennl.ne the
seriousness of the problem.
Ralph Nader's Center lor
Automotive Safety also Ja col-
lecting letters from accident
victims and l! beglnl\i.ng a
eonswners' investigation of its
own.
(From Page Cl) children available for ado~ social workers say 'he's quiet ACCIDENT DATA is scarce,
and shy with strangers but but enough II known to raise 1 f but tion? nds coop es ask or one, lively and alert with·frie . the issue of whether special
because tbe need for com-IN ADDmoN to Gregory, And there are twins, Lydia safety standards are needed.
pattbUUy ls greater. the checkers ch 1 mp ion, and Lupe, aged 3, who were There are questions, for m.
"In placing an infant a cou-there's Tommy, a 5-year~ld, abandoned by their parents. stance, whether the motorized
I may come in oDe day, see whose parents moved often 11ley spent as much time liv-homes ahould be made
bo •·~ bout ·1 --• wbo •--been in several 1'ng with an aunt 85 with their sturdier to reduce danger Of , go me, ..,.1.. a i """" 1143 ,_ In f "'·'
and then come in the nut day foster homes since he came parents and ~ve been in a occupan~ case o COWOllon
and the chlld 11: placed," said under the care of the welfare foster home for some time. or roll over• and uirwheedthe~
H H t ad d-·~-1 Tbe bureau~ .. _ to place drivers should be req Mn. elen u n tr, -"r> ..... en . wm .. J get special permits.
mJnlstratlve superintendent Of "He triu very hard to find the 'twins in the same home, In 1971 more. than· a half
adoptlom. the way to please bi!!ll foster ~t may not ~· Much million motor home1, ca.Diping
"But with an older child we parents," Mrs. Brown pointed will depend on the clJ'Clilrultan-trailers, and truck campers
have to be more careful. out. "He'll watch for how they ces. were produced, with sales run--
There will be flve or sb: vislla. want himJo.•ll· aL the.tablo._.3Y<Jlll¥.l.lo. ~~•Jb•L-ning to ·$l.2-l>tilion. --. ·We have· to ._ lhort-mne and behave. He knows it'• dlf-the needs of both, hich have "This explosive growth in
preparing the child and the ferent in every borne. It's his been unmet for so 1 g, will be recreational vehicles," says
family to fflduce any risk of way of coping with different filled,"Mrs.Brownsaid. the report, ''reflects the
rejection later. environments. Hopefully he Couples adopting ,school-age ~h in ~sor,uaI incomes:, 0 Some of these o I d e r will be se<:W'e enough to be children receive .for three the increase m leisure time of
children have had traumatic more demanding some day." years the same amount of the typical y.'~rker, and the in-
experiences. They have been 1bere's Toby, 5, of Mexican-financial aid given to foster creas~ activJty ~ afduence
Ooatlng around from ~ American de.scent. Hl.!!11 parents parents. of retired people.
foster home to another. They weren't able to care for him The number to call is 834-
bave to learn to trust again." and 'be bas lived in a fo!ter mt. The address is 1016 N.
Who are aome of the home most of his life .. 'l1>e Broadway, Santa Ana.
POTENTIAL BUYERS or
users do not have available
consumer informatlo·n
regardii>g the safety ~
of these vehicle!, the r<porl
says, and "affected govern.
ment auth:>rities are not adrr
quately informed. u to the
true hazards or the need for
control ipe~."
The report -not roocm-mend rusblag Into regulaUons,
howeYeF, until much more ac-
cldel!I. data an(I rdeareb in-
lonnatloo are pthered.
Tbe aafety boercl. wldcb lw no ttglllalorJ powen, ,,com·
mencle !bat the ~Uonal Highway Traffic :s a I e t y
Admlillslratlelll, a -of the Depar-tm·en·t of
Transportation, launch 1 ma·
jor research program.
It r<eommeudl that I
spedflc catecory for federal
volvlnll four.wheel cir! ulDlty ve~ on mountaln
the high centor of IP'• ot
the vehicle "probably pod
to comple~ the loss ~
trol,'' callliDI._ them to J ble
into canyons. '11'" ft ol roll-over protect! or pa1senger re1tt Int
capabWtieJ ••JlO"ll ..,.
cupaola to lai.J • the
report loom!. . .
Amateur coov:mion o f
school buses Into motor bomea
may be rllky. One cue 11
"This explosive growth re!l.cts in recreation· ve-
hicles r9flects tho growth in personal incorMs,
the increase in leisure time ind the increased 1c ..
tivity and afftuonco-of retired people." . .
motor vehicle sal!ty stan-cited where a propane g\, line
dard! oovering U1ht trocb' un-sprang a leak, causin( in ex·
der 10,000 pounds be establish-ploslon that blew the vehicle
ed, and that standards be apart
written that take into con-More 1tatiBtlc1 are needed
sideratioo the extensive use of on snowmobile accidents u a
these light trucks for recrea-basis for po1slble regulaUon, It
tlonal purposes. says. 'Ibere are more than one
mJlllon now in 1111e and the l(tJ
IT ALSO RECOMMENDS a . death.! and &,000 injuri"
pilot program ol educating reconled last year probably
purchuers on· sale use of the are underestimated.
veblcl ... It la illogical to dil· But appropriate relilediea
ferentlate between rn o tor ucannot be un(lertakeq!~.pntil
homes, for which there are cause! of accidents m .~
standards, and ch a sa Is· tborougbly Identified; ,;! b o
mounted truclt campers, tbe report aays. boaro says. .
One of tbe chief problems
may be the compe~ of
drivers, tbe board 1111)1•. ·And ·
while !!lltates: likely wotlld not
m -ti!if~lpiieliil
driver I i c en s e -c8tegOrie11,,
when more facts are available
legislatures might get in-
terested.
While data Is 11COJ1ty, ~nqugh
Is known of accidents with
these vehiclea to lndicale need
for actjon. °'1e study •bowed,
for instance, that a car ia four ·
limes as llRiy to be 'Involved
in an a<eident when: towing a
trailer u when not towing.
Tbe study cites on accident
Jn which I motor borne whicb
rolled over virtually· di!in-
l<IP'Bted. • acatt~· the body
panel! around. ·•
IN TWO AOCJl?Ems fn.
~ ...
ADOPTS .. ~·. --~--·-l:'i.,, ~-...;:...
-(C.nliaaed From P~•:<tll
MOST ADOPTABLE !li}lmta
are liven up by unwedilrtOth-
ers, oHJcials say, and .4rom
1970 ·lo 1!171, the lllef!llil>ate
birth rate dropped I& ~t
iD cautomia. The res~lf,bas
caused, as Mrs. Hun~ and
MW LaRosa 1><>lnt ou~; Joi ol dlsappoinbneot. on
ol couples wisbJnc to •.. t a
baby. . ••
But both women ' • t
there are atiU many
-orphaned, a ' ' or
aimply given up by i>ar·
enta-that need bomea: These
""' the. children ol ~.,, ..
QUEEN ELlzA,iBETH KNIGHTS FRA NCIS DMl<E IN
Elizabethan Et as Meet
British Cultural Exhibit Arrives· on, Orange Coast
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
Of 1111 0.H'I' Pit.I Still
The Elizabethan era in
Er11land, a 45-year period that
brought to prominence such
poets and dramatlSt.!I a 1
• Shaxespeare and Ben Johnson
and won the admlralion of the
whole world, will be relived in
Costa Mesa Sl'pl. 28-0ct. 8.
Making it PQ6'Slble is a col·
lectlon of the most outstanding
rtUCI ol that time which are
being brought over under
heavy guard from Plymouth,
England, for display at British
Expo '72.
llrilllh Expo '72 is a 1750.000
cultur.al and trade promotion
b7 ttie BriU.h government
which will attempt to turn
SOUUi Cout ~ into a mini ..
BJ1laln dur!JIC 11111-<lay run.
Ale1' A. CUmmlng, curator
ol tbe city m-.n and art
gallilr)' •I l'lyo)oollb, aays tho
Ellubelhan uldl* Wilt fonn
tbe, cOmentone 'I' the ...
poaltloa which le to include
dll!)ll*Yf bJ-Brttllh crafllmen,
art 'wurb, and porforrnancea
by Jlrlllib choral groupt and
pop itan. '
la partlcular, it emplwlus
\
•
the part played by the
Elizabethan'• Se a dog t,''
especially Sir Francis Drake
who was the first commander
to sail around the world and
the founder of the first Drltlsh
setUement on the N o r t h
American continent, in 1579 on
the coast or California.
The walls of the exhibit will
be tined by portraila ol Queen
Elizabeth and ol many of tbe
great men of her day, ac--
cording ~ CttmmW,.
or thw, the royal portrait
painted by Court painter Zuo-
chero, ii the most convincing
likeoess of,lbe Queen.
"According to lradltklnai
legend,.JI' 1118 never ahown to
the ~ueen. u wu the usual
practice ol the time. Moat ol
the toj9I ; portraits are Da~
teriog and 1ycophant1c, but
tllll one la p. true revelation of her, Cert.a.mly not flattering,
but lf>lendldly painted," the
curatar JllYg,
1 Other portraits include thoae
of Slr Francis Drake, a work ~ btmg in Drake's former
bdme for centuries: Lord
l'Jurielgh, Lord High Treasure
of England, and William
Camden with his book "Brit·
tanla."
A model ol Drake's. ship,
..,,,,. Golden Hind," ia beJnc
eorefully packed for shipment,
but·occcrding to CUmming, the
moot ou~ item in tbe
aiilection lJ the Drake Cup
pretented to blm by Queen
Ellllbtth I in 1591. .
1'lt It one of the most im·
porllnt it.ma of silver 1tW u -
lltlng In England. It lJ in the
form of a globe and engraved with a map of the worJd.as it
... Ilion la>own.
"In Jt5S K was Included in
an exblbltloa of plete assem·
bled for the cormation of
Queen EU..beTh rr Jn 1oodoo
and later came with the .Queen
when lllHI paid her atate vliit
to America in 1951."
Drllk•'• aword, beerlng the
royal arms oo tbe blade, ii
also part ol Ibo ubJblti It ls
tho sword wblcb CJ ii e e n
Eliulbeth II uSld In llfl to
confer knlghlhond·on the J,te
Sir Francis Chlcbe!l~atter
hi11 11olo voya1e a ' the
world. • l • A small Item, bul .which
may be of lnlertll IO lllirbor
Arta bnalmen, le Iba lponish
American Dial, a navJcational
instrument used by Drake.
"On the silver coven are ~
scribed tbe Jl(l'la and landing
places on the Spanish Main,
many of them secret, giving
their accesa bearings and on
the opposite aide are the bear-
ings of the navigational •i>-
proacbes lo IOllle of the most ram... European harbor• of
that day," explalna Cumming.
Ironically 0 the UPJat6 of
Brasa" oe1 by Drake in a bay
mrtb of San Francisco In 1579
is now at UC Berkeley, but a
facshnile given to Queen
EJ\zabeth 11 alter her <Or•
on1Uon will be Included in tbe
Costa Mesa exhibit.
Documenla Include Drate'I
Will. Signed the day bef<n lie
died, Drake's i.ttera of polont
for the 1587 expedition lo
Cadiz, and a pbotoalatic copy
of Drake'a marriage record to
Mary Newman tn 1569.
,,,. ... ·Qrrs nios.t ~autiful . ue home park ' ..
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lumlriated books, printf of the
English and Spanish Oeela as 2«i01 M-.B~. !11 'I;•ro, CAe21L'P
ttity fought the Armada ba~ ,(l...,i ro..t)
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and the "Conresslooe Aman-L __ .J... __ ...:_ _ _. ___ _..,.._......;;....;_._ __ ~-----..,..,,·-;f;~'!'.";.,..-..,._--~~ U,•byJohnGower,~gnedbyl_ __ ~-----"--__: __ !,_;.... __ .,...""'." _________ ~,:..i::.:,..-----.......:7;:;r
ltlIW>tth 1 on the title pa1e. '"
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"",Palisades' Pitaes
i')1.i-i· ,~:~'.Drain Projects
:J•,! ,,
'.:',;,;'.'Improving Park
'.df'.C•-'
•• ;,,.,i'l\vo major Orange County
:r•,tfloOd control project& are well
~·pnd« way in the s an
Clement&-Oapi.tnno B e a c h
. area -one of them offering
abundant advantage to users
" the Palisades' Pines Park.
.. • 'Ille projects, both
calculated to eonchfde in time
~ 1 :fos11 winter rains, involve the
_ -~ation of underground 1,:' • • to channel runoff water.
·,·,., r one project an $81,000 ·•··~ cnln II~ lnltalled ''.''.!li\iugh the Pineo Park area ·;:.~ r<cenll,y waa certllied ·~'.8''i>ubnc land by tho coum.
' '' _ '1nder the county contract, ;·::~:Hubbs Q)rp. of Rialto ls
• . 1ng tho yeor-old cane,
--' a storm drain through
. ,.~rk, using the area which ~ .. : held a rotting drain
• ed a "menace to
. ::. ~ , en" by residents.
·~·~niE HIDDEN advantage of
' _ major projoct, said flood
control 1uperv isor Ben
Tun!lt.all, is that surplus IOit
·-·'Wm tho project baa been used
ed to ftll deep depresslolll in
._. areas of Ule park.
'ilw>jlteds of cubic yards of
material. have been compacted
l('(IUDd a mound wtdch once
· 'ifld a large guebo on tjle -e. the remains of the struc-
tui;e, which J8y ln ruins in re-
cent years, wu b u r I e d
beneath the new fill material
and the · entlre bowl-shaped
se<tioo of Ille pork llllOothed
into a continuou1 pad,
When the project I! oom-
pleted, the new drain will be
covered with earth, all steep
canyons regraded, s I o p e s
Sffded to prevent erosion and
a service road now being used
h>-the-<IMln-work WW -provide
new permanent acceas to the
lower reaches of the part.
TUNSTALL SAID that along
with the drain work other
county crews are lnatalllng 11'-
rigation systemJ. .
The inigatlon alto will help
to rejuvenete "'°"" of old
pi.lie trees which have suffered
from neglect for decades.
The second project under
way in the South Coast area
involves about 600 feet of con-
crete storm drain along San
Clemente's Los Lobos Canyon.
The project will stretch
along Calle Riviera to t be
ocean and is a joint project In
cooperatioo with the City of
San Clemente.
Total cost of that job is
about fll,000 and the Ecco
Corpontion of Garden Grov,e
is the contractor.
When the dr9lns are In place
along the rufted canyoq floor
planting will be done to con-
ceal the installation.
··~ i
t ending Madifn'es
for SchOfJl ·Lunches?
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• <HTNGTON _ Do you and to students who patroniu
~ child hmchlng at them. The bill says the profill
I everyday on potato of theae machb,>es go to •tu-
.. , !Oda·pop, and candy in' dent orga¢1\lli!JCS qr other a~
of n\ea~ milk, and fruit? Uviliea approved by the t' mtgbl h~ppen If· a bill ochool. Miu\y think lhft , lhil
• th f al t ol will prove an lrr?jble 1'I. Jn e In s ages con-pressure,, "ith A m e r I c a u, Iona! pouaite II approved hoo nd d .... . t change. f.l)C! lt.-'pr<lb-l!C la a •tu ent orga,u...
Wtll 1"' ;_ due to fhe tlons eaierly oeek!n( ad·
lobbying ~re/W'iiich ditionaJ . ftands, . •. < 1. • !most A vuy lew In eoiwess ifl! l bri>ught •t a . un-considering trying to ,defeat
\ ~,::,. c Om I I ~:;;~~.Md. )et ~
y lrom maltilrt · of IDAlntall!. }urbillZ:1"Allir
• ooda with ltttlt or no ·a1i, the . federal' ,OVOniniaflt . l e value,.wbo see acbool opont· '1:(!20, bllllon Wt )'Mr. ! ~~ ....,,. ... 8 nwveloua bn Utls'suli!ldlled llllidi pro.
: ~ Id Increase sales and grapl -.<ii tho -theoiy that ! ~er pr~nt I~w. the -t"~ui j~d have •
tary of Argrlcultilre can.· ;;r,;; comet this new pro.
1tequent1y• dou pr=ev ~wlllcli would Wble·MJ -~·of IUC~ nonptitrl ~ ,food' ac' iil! ti>, bO IClld Iii !!la
al the 111,qoo ¥' _ c y ,&ooi, 1o9. -i It l10td llbt bO
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JUMIOSlZt
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STRIP
lnsecticile ~Ills tlyin1 in11cts
h1•11rs.
1.59
Man-Power
.. DEODORANT
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Will( F!IEE 2% oz. Old
Spice Alter Sillve Lotion.
··~.1 .21 88.c
• . • wbldb J>!ttlClpote ..-natrllloiis: Some hen prlvate-
l federal \uncb progranv · ly cbirge !hit thlJi would "'-
I The new .blll would Blrlp him subvert the whole ptll'J>OH of
l of this authoflty. I( would the federal lwicb program. • give local scho61s the final sa1 l In whether they cou)d sell
! these nonnutrJttous foods In
• vending machines as a lune~
, time alternative to the fed-~ e111l lunch program. ~ A few members of Congress
: are bealnnln( to expreu con-
' eem over this cbange. They
: ""Y acl!bol dlJtrlcll already
: are under heavy pressure
; from companies that sell
: nonutrlUou.. foods, and from
I ofladanU, to peml!I tllllr Mlee.
: Today U. l!Chool olllclall do
I Jean lloa'1Jy QJl lttlera( llW -I "wa can'I let ,.. aell -,
: ,_ without the approval Of
I Atrttulture," they aay In -el-
1 r.et. i rt the bill nD'! In Con~ beoomea law, tllll crutch will
moved. Local oUlclall
VO to flghl olf these
pr e11u.re1 by1
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"<...AllO, the new bill contains a
DUUt.ln hlcentlve lO local
ltbools to allow vending
Bill Saves
Pensions
W~GTON (AP) -A
Senate labor subcommittee
ha." given unanimowl approval
to a bill to ensure that
workerl receJve the pensk>nl
Iller .,., for.
The bill, approved last weelt:,
would give an employ• the
right to 30 percent of his
pension benelllJ after tl&ht
yeara of wvlce, and another
10 perc.nt !or each IUCCW!ve
year. Thll8, after IS years ol
service, the worker would be
guaranteed IOI! perctnt of
pension.
The bit) also contalna a pro.
vision protecting w o r k t r 1
whooe employer goet out ol
business or whose pension
plan Is not aolvenL
LUX
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5, .... ,, -ber 17, 1972 DAILY PILOT (: J·J
J IOll PAK Of
CHIFFON
·Toilet Tissue
GREAT
PANASONIC Power Spray Iron ~~ Power mlst for extra moisture •.•
43 steam vent5. Separate push . ~~~·~e:~· i;~,~ 19 95 soleplote.#NID3 •
Wella 'Balsam
INSTANT MAIR CONOITIONER
..ia. Beitrtifles troubled hair
W.. in seconds. fabulous 1 7 1 =.... results!
llf. 2.511111. I
"Tie Out" Chain
Spiral snap Jt each 77c end . . I 0 ft. long.
Re1. 91c
"Tie Out" Stake
Spiral shape Ill meta! age Hotds firmly.
.... 1.41
Chomper .
Liver llavored toy 39c h!lps clean teeth .
R11. 51c
WHllMl!R Rl,ellonl ...
' PrlRt1 & Coltrs
HUMMING llRD
Feeder
Attract HI 11J1y lh nrll's · tlnllst llrl!
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·Miss· Breck
HAIR' Sl'IA T
Thera-Blem
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thlflpy acne pimpl es . . . 5gc ltlpo ~event new ones.
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R11. 1.41 I ..
MATO SPRUCE
UNDERWEAR
T·Ulrts -100% White combed collon
reinforced oon-stretch collar.
55c
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~Ki·,Vfl · · lrllfs -Ful l
cut !00% white
cotton forcomfort.
Wiil not str1tch
or shrink D<ll of
. shape.
:r.; T-Ulrts or
s1111'2-11 79c
111.llc ...
''Dry Look''
AfTER SHAMPOO
CONTROL FOii MIN
~'S T·SHIRIS MEN'S .-:~-~ 1 09 ~:::· 2 .. 44 99c
ggc
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MISSES'
Stretch Anklets
Assorted sljles i• ny~n. 1 00 Whill only.
h1. l.D! Pak tf 2 Pair •
···~~~· MIN'S Crew Socks ~ All white 100% cotton wllh
· • cusMoned foot. Si1es 10·13. 59c .. . ..,. lk
Al l'llCIS PlllAlb
S11j1y, St,lt•lor 110
tin ........ ,. s1,t1•ltr 2511
DRUG STORES
OPll t AM to 10 PM
7DAYSAWHK
MUNTIN9T'ON tlACM -..... & 1.-...i111r" MUNTlfrlleTOfll IUCN -............ 1 ldktt ...
IL TOlO -Mm .._,..... 11\4, Hl~POAT •••cM -•• '"""'· WesttHfl' ~I•••
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LAD111· Wind
Breaker
100% Solid Coklr
Nylons with
con1mtin1 stripe
frim, zipper
front Ind pocket.
M!Chlllt W1!h1bl1.
Si"' S-M·L
Rt1211 2.77
n111 HtrrU AU SPOJS -~ I fdl Thll 0•1! ~
Medicded cream ronlfld 3 50 ~ effecl1Yely fldes 111
I weathe red brown • •
spoil on your face Drllful l 11. 2 50 tnd hands. F11l11 h1.
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Rlch•rd Joos, Medical Student, Advises Patient
New Prestige?
Family Physician
ls Replacing GP
LEXINGTON, Ky, (AP) -responsible for factors in the
1be "GP" -the general community that pose heaJth
" '•dlll!!!1er:.wJ!!_ wiWkJblctllL.J.ll!l!!l.l=»toJil•!Jl.'.::. _ _ of medicine has manned the And. says Dr. J . Jerome
front line in health care -"is Wilden of Kalispell, Mont.,
dying out," says a doctor who who is president or the
WB.!I hlrntJelf inspired by a GP American Academy of Family
to become a physician. Physicians: "Family medicine
It is • thus, without large OOlV is well on it_, way to
regret, tilat Or. Nicholas J . 'beeoming, again, a dom
Pisacano remarks on the voice in medicine. And why
eventual demise of the GP. not. It's the specialty that
Because, he ·explains, t~e specializes in people. 1be
GP Is being ~placed by 8 American people a re deman-
medical specialist _ the ding its return."
"family physician" who "'iii practice 8 new kind of YOUNG DOCrORS starting
medJcioe: out must study under expert
supervision for three years e He will care ror the en-after obtaining their MD
Ure family, trying to keep degrees to become family.
everyone well rather than just physicians.
stepping in when there's .;ome They may serve it all as
crisis. residents in medical schools or e He will treat at least 80 in community hospitals, or
percent or mor'e of your health divide it .into one year of in-
·Q:implalnts. tern.ship and two years of e He will quarterback residency -the same length
·)'Our care when you need a of training required of many
-tw"geon, pediatrician or Other other specialists.
tpeclallst, following throu g'h to As of this fall, 108 approved
:make sure you receive the at· residency programs a r e
tenUOn and help you need. located in medical schools and
9-He may perform minor hospitals and will be filled by
eurgery and deliver babies, young men and women seek-
.,_ bi!: wouldn't take out your ing to become family physi·
'ppendil: or perform other cians. ~1ore programs are
~jor 11urgery unless he had pending for expected approval
.qualified himself by taking soon.
ipeclal surgical training. This summer, the Depart-. e He will be a doctor of ment of Health, Education and
the sicknesses of hi5 com-Welfare awarded almost $5
munlty as well , helping to million to 52 public or private
diagnose and treat social nonprofit ho1pitals to Increase
disotdera: that In f I u enc e enrollment of trainees in fami-
human health and well-being. Jy medicine prO'grams. e And he wMI either keep
op to date with medical JUOH IN EMPHASIS in
knowledie or lase h i s family physician training is
certifJcate as a family physi· community medlclne, learning
ciao specialist. Every si x what the health resources of
years, he must pass a rigorous the community are that can
re-certification process. aid patients.
11\ose tests are t o u g h The new physicians will be
enough so that about 800 of lhe trained also in i n t e r n a I
first 4,000 GPs in practice t~k· n1 e di c in e , p e d i atrics,
tng the two-day examination psyctiiatry -more than half
nunked out -one in five . the people coming to GPs
They can try a~ain and have CODlplaints that are emo-
son1e will pass. while others tionally based -m i nor
may never make the mark. surgecy, obstetrics, prenatal
says Dr. Pisacano . secretary and postnatal care, cardiology.
of the American Board 1•r all the skills he or she wllf
Family Practice loc11trd here need as the first physician
at the Uni versi ty of Kentucky \\·horn family members will
"'1edical Center. see.
The bo11rd -"·hich inclullrs He will also know his Umita-
specinlists in i n t e r n a I tions, referring patfenta to
m e d i c in c . P <' 1\ i atrics, specialists as needed, but "he
psychiatry, neur ology, will maintain primary 'in-
surgery, obstetrics and tcrest, continuing care,' a'.nd
gynecology, as well as mony mak e sure that the·consultant
well-known family physicians specialiSt achieves resu!Oi."
-is responsible for the ex-And, Dr. Pi8acano adds, "he
aminnlions, r or cf'r1ifying should know his patient& well
physicians, :.incl s h a r e s enough not to suggest a twe-
responsibility in approving week vacation in Florida for a
training programs. t lrcd man i£ the gOy has lo
borrow the money to go." TO SOJ\1E crilics, the ne1~· ------'--=---
specially is an expcrin,ent
doomed to failure.
To enthusiasts, it b a mean!\
of attracting more doctors into
general medicine, parlly by
giving them the prestige of a
apeCl-alty . Right now,
1pe<iallsts outnumber G Ps
about tour to one.
"The OP once w~s all lhlng1
to all people," Dr. Plsacano
l1fil&rkl. ".A.a rn c d I c a I
knowledgo grew, II be<:l!Rl•
lmpooslblo lor anyone lo know
everylhln~. and oo 1peclalllla ·-llY devtloped. . '"Ibo lamlly physician wOI
•sswnt tolol responaibltfcy lor
tho !tmlly'I health care. He
wW be morally re11PQnslble for
Ille patient. lie will be morally
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romr. vol. 2.00 I .00
10. Wind-up Ir Jin
romr. v• I. 2 oo LOO
18. Plastic binoculars
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4. Animal puzzle
comp. val. 2.00
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1.00
11 . 'I" Squeeze-me mouse
comp. val. 2.00 1.00
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19. Delu xe beauly set
5,Pan Am 747 m~I
comp . val. 2.00 1.00
11. Princess bank
comp. val. 3.00
20. Cuslom VW, I 1"
LOO
6. Doll in crib
comp. val. 2.00
13. Rocker-Rings
com p. val. 2.00
1.00
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7. Work bench
comp. val.3.00
14. Doll with bottle
comp. val. 2.00
1.00
1.00 ·.
comp. val. 2 .do 1.00 romp. vol. ~.00 1.00 comp. val. 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00
25. Greyhound bus
comp. val. 2.00 1.00
34, Learn wilh shapes
26. Friction locomolive
comp. va l. 2.00 I .00
36. Play loy iron
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27. Pup tent, 6'x4'x3'
comp. va l. 4.00 l.00
31. Fire Cllief hat
comp. val. 3:0(l ·-·
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41. Girls' play sel
comp. val. 2.00 LOO •
44. Psyche-palhs puzzle
rom p. val. 2.00 2/1.00
4'!. Sel of 3 Steel trucks
comp. v,1 1. 2.00 1.00
57. Classic co mics
comp . val. 2.00 8/1.00
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45. Dawn Dolls
romp. val. 2.00 LOO
50. Zoo Fun animals
comp. val. 2.00 1.00
1.00
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70. Flutt« birdie ball
comp. val. 2;()0 1.00 ' .
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start your Christmas shopping
now •.. great stocking stuffers •
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Please send me the following items I have circled .~ have wrillen tHe
~uantity beside the iiumber.
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if you c•n'I come in ordtr by mail Or phone loll free
phone order board open daily 8:30A.M. lo6:00 P.M.
MAY CO, Eighth &·Hm Streets, Los Angeles, Calif. 90014
Name·-,,-----,---------------Address_ _________________ _
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O C..sh Dc.o.o. OCharge
' Charse Account Number __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _
Add S" ,.,., la• If delivered. in C..lifomia. Add shippln1 char1os
beyond Unit~ ~arcel delivery zone. 7Sc charge for pickups. 7Sc cha~ for~" under $5. 7Sc charwe lot c.o.o: under sip.
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Ado. troM. Muds 1tttol bns good. Li·
-No.SK.ll277
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DELIVERY
70·MAVERICK
FULL PRICE ..
LIST
l'llCE
CLEARANCE
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'67 MUSTANG ,
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
BIAND
NEW
.IMMEDIATE
. OlllVE.RY
CLEARANCE
PRICE
167TOYOTA
54611 89
$72 89
$3888
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$88 mA1.1 . $3362 $s·s • . DOWll .Mii.
Nll6 l!IOllTllS ·
, .... call .... TM:. $93$AO. ....... -Jlfb.$1096.60.,._,_ ....... 13.JS _
168 FORD PIClllP . .... -.-.1oog .... .,._,_,:M6M(
$88 TOTAL $7) H
DOWll MO. $148 fOI 24 MOllTHS.
tnl cosll ,..ct illcl.J&i $1565.40. Dlf-*
,_,, 'rit1. S 110•.40. AIHMI '9ftttlflte
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169 BRONCO• WHm DIM
Y-1. ... k1r91 ~lllCl'lt' utroslt.. No. fM.COX $) 48 TOTAL $8957 , ..
DOWll MO. s22s ... iiOli i llS • '* .. fric:• ... 1'&L SM05At ·O. ..,..,.....nus.10.,..,... .
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$88~~~T. $46~ $9· 8 F0124MOlfTHS •
emit prtct m. tu & lie. SlllJ0.40 °""""
...... $il9S.60AMllll~n9114.M
'64CHEV.
& c ... , .. shen
1/2 ton picktip & comp er shell. Llftnst
147-34.\
'65V.W.
4 ipMd Xtradean. Licenst WJf.720
169PICKUP
CHIV. CUSTOM CAI
V-1, radio. htottr. lictnst No.
660540
coua11R ~~~·~.: . . . =~ND FORD 1·300 y AN
PERRIS VALLEY SHELL CAMPIR . . Wl'rH RED-E-KAMP CONVERSION
FULL,
PllCE
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· FUlil· PRJCE
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IMMIDIATI DILIYIRY
Fully Equlpptd. 302 v.1; A'mp & Oil
gaug11, P.1.,Rodio. Custom Equipped, $ 4 Trlftd Glost. Exira Cooling lbtiolor, 15
Amp. Altomator. Heavy Ouly Shocks,
Camper !quipped With 5 Pas._ 5ooi.
ing. Sink. let lox. Ideal For Yfir fGrnily.
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-CL'4SSIFIED ADS -Everyone Has
Sometf.ing Thet
Someone Else W enh ·The Biggest Marketplace on the Oran1e Coast -Dial 6~2·5678 for Fast Results
Yclu Ca JeD It,
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with a W•rrt Ai, , •. •
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CHUCK CAllOl'lfERS
Jilli ESTATB·THEASORF.S
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2-5
305 VISTA SUERTE -THE BLUFFS
4 Bdrm1. plus bonus rm. One king-size bdrm.
.. on 1st floor. One year old . Low a11ociation
·:dues. Localed on 11eenbelt & close to pool .
. Owner amiOUJ. Quick pos session . ~
. 1831 WESTCUFE. DR., N.B.
, · CALL ME 645 • 6770 ~D IEE
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TOWNEHOUSES
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ORUXE CONDOMINIUMS ON TllE BAY • . .. NEW 3 BEDROOMS, 2~ BATHS
. 1965 Price and fmancin(
!Ask About Boat Sfips)
4401 WIST COAST HIGHWAY
NIWl'ORT llACH 645-7'20
' • QUICK HENRY, THE CARI i Drive to 1038 SEA LANE, H.V. IIlLLS,
SUN. J-5, to tee a 1uper clean 4 Bdrm.
: bea~ly with. ~ great bay view for only
I' tee;ooo. Jlril Muller
r QUICK OCCUPA.NCY
Owner bought another & ls ready to sell this a Bdrm., 3 bath Harbor View home.
I H~ward Wells
CAPISTRANO HILLTOP HOME
\OPEN SUN. U; OUTPOST RD., Mission IJllllt. Li•· 4 Bdrm., super view -pool•,
/ltennl1, club· hie. incl., horses near. 15 !jMln. to O.C Airport. $72,500. G. Gru~
I CAMEO SHORES -OCEANFRONT
liOPEN SUN. 1-4. 4639 BRIGHTON RD. 1' * * * Elegant sirqpUclly -4 BR., 4 ba.,
I 1ge. !am. rm. with wet bar. Patio & pool.
WHITE WATER VIEW. f.195,000 . Bud Austin
I TALK ABOUT A VI EWI
and you will talk about beauty In thlt Joe.:
ever new view, boats, bey, ocean, sand &
::sun. SEE SUN. U . 2727 OCEAN, CdM.
·~195,000. Paul Quick
THREE TO SEE
·Big Canyon· -magnificent view lot '69,llOO.
3 Arch ·Bay -reUrement home '84,llOO.
Monarch Terrace -great family llome
$89, 7:IO . Call Bob Yorke
QUICK OCCUPANCY
Ov,,ncr bcught another & is ready to sell
this 5 Bdrm., 3 bath Harbor View Home -
$66,000. For app•t. lo see call Howard WellJ.
EASTERN BUYERS
Beautifully constructed 4 Bdrm home·
'fa mily rm., formal din. rm .. den; complet;
with attic.~. basement, pool & 5 separate
gardens. $120,000. Ma rcia Bents
COZY COTTAGE-<:ORONA OEL MAR
'Walk to beach; 2 Bdrms.; frplc., new ahaf.
carpeting. lrnmacul ate, "move-J n" cond ..
tian. $39,500. 1'riona Bergin
LIDO NORD BAYFRONT
Beaull!ul 4 BR. home with space for Jge.
boat. Pool table size family rm. with costly 'b~nelinit. Fantastic bay view. Two frplcs. tueen Hudso n
OCEAN VIEW
Be 1ure to make an app 't. to a:ee this beau-
tiful Lusk 4 BR. home in Harbor View Hlllo .
Fam. rm. bas wet bar & frplc •~ 500 C. Tennille · ,..,., · --. Caldwell,a.ni.
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ction ••• Call 642-5678
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IRVINI TllUtACI -$54,MI
Attractive a bedroom home on chol"" comer
Ille in a veey ellll area. Formal dinlnc Ir 2
bath1. Stone fireplace, lovely pool surround·
ed by large patio. Near Feahlon I1land.
BEAUTll'UL LINDA ISLE
Best bayfront buy! You owe it to yourself
to enjoy the luxury of Uti• prestige area.
A lovely 5 BR home w/family rm., formal
dining rm and ffi bath1. Wet bar, barbeque
Ir s fireplace1. Pier Ir allp. fl87,000.
16 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30
. LINDA ISLE -$2A5,000
Luxuilous CIUlom built 4 bdrm. home. Fam.
rm .• lge. game rm., formal DR & 4\!i bath1.
Wired for Hi·Fi thruout, electronic oven,
cusl. cptg. & drp1. Pier/slip for 65' boat.
50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30
MESA VIRDI -$37,9541
Immaculate home with 3 bdrms, lam rm,
enclosed lanai and 2 balhl. Lge room1,
beautiful stone flrepla..,, good floor plan Ir
lovely yard. Quiet street. Better hurry!
11545 SAMAR PLACE OPEN SUN 1·5:30
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NEW LISTING. 3 BR, 2
ba'a., '-'· llv, rm., dee;. bit·
ins, 'F .A., w/W 4 drape a.
ASKlNG 153.000. * BAYSHORES *
Near a., Oub A sandy
beocll • Ip. -. ........
lot; ...... 2 BR.~ bath; Ip.
lamlq rm., -Hv. rm., Wt-tm; elec. prap
opener. Carport tor boat or
camper. $59,500.
"C" THOMAS
Realtor
221 W. Cout Hwy. MMm
Newport Beach Eve. 5640
HARBOR VIEW RIDGE -$76,000
Hip, hip on a hill. Lwk·built brand new 4
bedroom home with family room " formal
dining room. Wet bar, :kar garage & view.
Beautifully carpeted. Go San Joaquin HillJ
Rd. & turn right at Spygla" Road.
3800 OCEAN BIRCH OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5:30 KING OF
BALBOA PININSULA POINT -$75,000 HAL.ICIEST
Worth aeeinc-worth owning. Home needs Thia ""'uty bu -u
some redecoratlnf. Spend a UtUe money & the most popula!' 01 floor
watch YOU!' value crow. Charmlng 3 BR :;:' in H.i.tt<al a.eek
Provincial wUh DR le 2 baths. Prime corner. / H-11oon
2H9 SEVILLE· OPEN SAT 1-5:30 I Fmma! dinJllS + ldtdJ ...
NEWPORT HEIGHTS I~,; p)utcr lhruoot
Magnificent view of bay & blue Pacific I S I Air coodlllcoed
Bedrooms, 3 bath contemporary with beau-I ~t• PJ'a&'t, boa t
tlful c;arpetlng le drapes. Privacy! '97,000. .....,,
204 KINGS PLACE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30 I Qul<t -I Walk .. famll1 cJu• lacil· LIDO ISLl-Ll!ASE/OPTION It!" .
S Bedroom, 2 bath & family room. Lge south 8"" now -41111)' moo
patlo on Via Lido Soucl 35' Lot. Ask fl8,il00 down.
or lease '600 Mo. winter or '600. Mo. all year. •. COAi.Ti
UO VIA LIDO SOUD OPEN SUNDAY 1-5:30
WAL LACI COSTA MESA-$21,9541 REALTORS
Easy to buy! Cozy 3 bedrm., 2 bath home --l'HIM641Cl-
near schools. North Costa Meas. White brick ("'-I ,. I
fireplace, shag carpeting, copper plumbing. . ...,..,.. _,.
Try fl,600 down or V. A. ArixioUI owner. 5 IEDlOOM
LINDA ISLE LOT-$69,500 NEWPORT1fllGHTS
A real choice Taylor Co. Exclusive. Build Chonnl,. 3000 oq It ""°"'
your own luxury home on this laland of finer "'>i• --s botho A
homes & yachUng. A real buy. don. All .., 1 loort Jaot
pointed lnoldo and out.
Office Opon S1turd1y I. Sund1y -mw Noh cosp<lnc
-Plenty or -''Our 27th Y••r'' ~ u ...u, w t111i1: -.
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors ;:' :!...~! .... "'""'!:.
2111 Son JNquln HJll1 Rood io.. or loYel7 ,,_ -· "0..rlooklng Big Canyon Country Club" Vin> ol -and >-. hi.
NEWPORT CENTER, N.I. 644-4910 1'111 II • ,,.._ ----------------I wlm'9 ftluet are incftel1nl rapidly. cal for •
Gener•I potntment tt >'O'I mm )'OUI'
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REAL
ESTATE
* SEVEN UNITS -at $42,000. $560. mo. gross income. * 80 ACRES at '200. per acre . Submit
termlj trade, etc. * 9.4 ~CRES -Prime ocean/min view for ~.denUal development -asking fl45.-* S BDRM Qear ocean . . .. • . . . . $26,000. * 4 BDRM near ocean . . . . . • . . . $54,000.
1733 WMtcllff Dr., N.B. 64S.7221
OPEN HOOSE SUNDAY
Hl'M
.ta.l·l5tb St. <oor. St, .Junn
Pl.I
ROY J. WARD Co Rltn -· SIX BEDROOMS
For the active, fun lov1ns
tamUy, thll 11 It! A I
bedroom, 3 bath, easy
maintenance rn an 11 on,
Located on a wide IUlb
.,..,,belt jull --pool A t.nnll. ldaey atzu
includbw built-in -• tntaroom l)'ltem. tn 1bt
.flnelt leCtion ol bef.vtilul
Unlvtttlty Parle -tru4'
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expem:lve Oxford model on Genenl General
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WOULD YOU LIKE
A NAME LIKE OURS?
Colwell Mortgage Company, one of Ameri·
ca's largest Mortgage Banking firms, has
enlered the Real E!tate field. It's wholly
owned 1ubsldlary, COLWELL PROPER-
TIES, INC., It presenUy operating 18 Real
E!lat• offkos Jn Oran1e County, and would
like to purchue Individual or multi-office
operation Jn HunUngton Beach/Fountain
Valley and We1tmlntter area. Must be well
established and have 1ood producinc back·
cround. U Interested In jotn1n1 a 1olld, pr~
gresalve orfanlsaUon, contact Ill. JI.
LaBorde
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3 Bedroom
Camao Hlghlands
$64,900
Bttter hUlTY, lhll clwmlnr
CUltom home hu Ju•t bttn
reduced In ir!ct DOW only
IM,IOO. Sparlcllnr modem
ldtch<n with l!)<lod ··-• bu1Jl•ln OYM 6 '-nap •
quellly W/W c~ and
dral>t• • Tan Int& and lolll
lawn snce the pool Ille
yW. Call for --• l7W!llG.
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COLWELL PlONRTIES, Inc. "11•llt
REALTORS CID UI ... 41talll. ' 1111, '
aA, onlJ P,IOD. Yftl -
2041 Buslne" Center Drive, Suite 108. ,...,..,
Irvine, Calif. eue1 1133-1031 cou.ni, ,:J:,TTI. lllC
* lXECU1MS * Wo Hero tho follow!"'
,...., ... '""'-Av1ll.W. Now
*. 'lYINE *
T•llwroct Tenwce
LIAST IXPINSIVE IN
MOS!' IXPENSIVI AltlA
Plan i50 Preoldent Home. Sllulted OD pool·
sized view loL 3 BR., 2 batba & I car rani1e.
Quality thruouL Some of the featum are:
bit-in wet bar, sell-cleaning ••en. lruh·
muher & 1ep. laundry rm. w /tub. Only
,79,500. OPEN 1-6 Sst./Sun. 5596'()Uley
ELEGANCE Tl(RUOUT
Spectacular view from 1top the billJ, makes
this an Incomparable setting tor a beautlful
4 BR. Plan 70 home. Privacy abounds in your
world of twlnkllng lighls. Many extras are
~~~ ID.~' .. ~r.~sU.ge .. home .Jn .. • m~c& * UNIVERSITY PAIK * WIST POINT MODEL
Designed for the acUve famlly 6 BR; 2 balhl;
OD quiet cul-de-sac location. J B!k. from
schools, commun. pools & tennis els. Owner
lranalerred . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . '88,900
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Popular Marquette floor plan. Immac. cond.,
fr"'1lly painted & carpels cleaned. a Bdnn.,
incl IDllr. suite w/dnsstng rm. Ii frplc.,
formal dining, spac. family rm. w /frplc. &
view overlooking park. Vacant &: ready to
occupy, $46,950. OPEN Sun. 1-5. 18346
Mandrake · * NEWPORT BEACH *
SPYGLASS PLAN 74
3600 plus sq. fl Jn this 5 bdrm., 4 ba., plus
bonus rm. home on a V.l.P. location Cen·
tral air cond., Intercom & built-Jn ·record
pla~tr No-w1~ vinyl, 1hag carpeUn1, walnut
cabmet.s in ialcllen, pool·slzed lot & breath-
tll:ing view of ocean & coastline. You cm
celebrate the holidays in your new home.
Call now. '150,000 Including land.
Red Hill Realty
UNIVIRSITY PARK CINTllt, IRVINE
CAU ANYTIME 833·0120
General 0-nl
A once·in·1·lif1timt chine. to own 1 prof111ton·
illy decor1ttd c:ompl1t1ly fumlshtd wmrfront
home in a prime IOCltlon on our main chanMI
only minut11 from tht oce1n. Your choice of
two mod1l1:
THE CAMBRIDGE
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2057 squire f"t of e1rtfrff on·the-wlttr llYlnt.
Two bedroom• ind con"t1rtibl1 bedroom/den. 2~ batht. M11tiv1 2-story living room with fire·
pl1e1, ocean·Yitw ftmily room, de9p pllt GM'pft·
l"f, continuous cl11nln9 r1nge. dilhwlllher. end
m1ny. m1ny other 1pecill fe1tur•• end furnish·
ings ................................................... .flOl,100.
0-11 .•
' #.! HAllOI· ISLAND
Lovaly 1 BJL; m ·baths, wltlrllG!t lloml. L••· 11v1nc rm. • family rm .. luat rtdecor-ated. Pier, float and sandy beach. Beautiful
~ w Ill•· tbade tree & 1wimmlng pool. )
llLL GRUNDY, REALTOR
Ml .l1yoide Dr., lultw I, N.I. tt.f-4161 .
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CHANNEL FRONT ME&\ w:.:o m&APlfl I
PIEi FLOAT 1r 1 under pr1oo<1 but _.,
$69,750 :"' ~ "':.!; :
M<ldent 2 BR, 2 BA, ono b--· "'-""
1
level home. ~. FA 1onn pa~. bulltbt '~ 1:
beat, laveJy patio. Near Udo forced alr be&tbw. tlotdili 1:
SboPI. SpoHeat Immediate pn.ge, thll boule • ~ '.
occupency. <>wnt:r 'fllll carry to .ell, eee it ~r all : ......... -. -. 6-ral Goner•I
'MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
IAYCREST-PRESTIGE LIVING
Gracious master size FR, flreplactt. Baf1
care gardens. A spotless a BR wl tho pr•
tlge-of Baycrest. $64,950. LOia Ml!Jer Mi.
1123$. (E36)
DOVER SHORES
4 BR lvlll1 Wello buill atrium home. 2'•
cellent for enterlalnlng and family ~
'93,500. Tom Queen MU200. (E37) •
CORONA DEL MAR R-3
MAJESTIC llAY VIEW
Add two units or enjoy the private world
of this Brownell-designed 2 BR, 2 bath I<
pool on 60 lot. $150,000. Barbara Aune/
Ron Sherman 642-8235. (ES8) .
THE LAST OF THE IEST
Final opportunity to choose a 1trlking I
BR, FR, DR -newly completed Ivan
Wells' custom home w /sweeping Bay •
Moontain VIEW. $110,200. An unusual op-
portunity to share Jn Newport'• fanwtlc
appreciaUon. OPEN DAILY llh'5 p.m.·20SO
Galaxy Drive. (E39)
LARGE HOME-SMALL PRICE
Attractive 4 BR home'on quiet cul-de-aac.
Near schools. *35,9:IO. Charles Arnold 6Q.
82M. (E32)
BIG CANYON P'IRsT
Everything you have a1wiy1 wanted. Ve.-
llBillu Model. Exquisite view. 4 BR'"
-ffi baths, luxuriously carpeted & draped.
Bert Fehren 64H200. (Ell)
DOVER SHORIS-VllW
OPEN SUN. 1-6 p.m. 2ll8 Santiago Dr.
ONLY f/9,500. Mountain • Bay view +
pool. Lovely tarr1WO tile In spacious en-
tryway -2400 sq. ft. -pool -3 or conv:
4 BR, FR + formal DR. Oversize :kar
garage, built-In work bench. Walter KinJ •.
~. (E19)
HARBOR VIEW-.UST SELL
Handsomely appointed 4 BR, 2 bath, :kar
garage. Waterfall. View. Ob,.rvaUon deck.
Self-cleanin~ oven. Panelled FR. Bar. Cuo-
tom carpeting & drapes. Reduced for
QUICK llale. '89,llOO fee. Dona Chlchuter
"2-823$. ~n Sim. l.S p.m. 1221 KM!'Dr.
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WATCH THI SUNSET AT
, TUR:rLIROCK HILLS!
Open &-8 p.m. Sunday. 187111 Via Palatino.
'l!R, FJt, Ptnldent Homel,Pool! Reduc~
to '79,llOO w/landl Laszlo Sbarkany 644-
5200. (E23)
; . IAITILUFl'/LUSK-llUILT
,OPEN~ILY 1-5 p.m. 2201 Aralla. S BR,
3 bath, . Jact Howell 644-6200. (E34)
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• 1 . ~ DOV!IR ·SHORl5-NEW LISTING
Ivan We1It built; 'biiy & mountain view fntm-.-ery rOoni. Large FR & lot •IA
inall• Ibis the perfect home for the u ,
pandlnf famll:r. OPEN for lnspecUon SUJI.
ilay J.U,p.m. 2000 SanUago. (E14)
HARIOR Vll!W HOMES
Extra large lot! Beautiful 2+den (or1BR)
homal Excellent landlcaplng, sprtnklanl
~rb er-belt location I Prlcod ,..
ck sale! ()pen Sunday 1-6 p.m. llDf~
boom•. (1:29) . ' •
. 'LIDO PININSULA-IAYFRONT
Elepat· I 11!J~LJ I baths, fireplace, J>!lOI. · Seit Jllp a~ o. '8f,li00. Frank Per
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HOUSES FOR SALE 315 G<Jlden Rod Ave., Corona de! Mar
673-8550 '56,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2 BEDROOMS
fll Tustin Ave. (N'pt. Heights) NB
675-3000 $37,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
881 West Wilson, Cos ta Mesa
646-0555 $26,500 (Sun 1:30-5:30)
2 BR and FAMILY RM OR DEN
444 Seville, Balboa
645-4040 $63,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ·
138 The Masters Circle1 Costa Mesa
64&-7171 (Sunday 1-5)
(3 Badrooms)
·**1306 W. Bay Ave., Balboa Peninsula
644-7270 (Sun 1-5) **2irl Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar
644-2430, $195,000 (Sun 2-5)
1818 Commodore (Baycrest) NB
642-8235 • (Sat & Sun 1-5)
221 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM
64443200 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1828 Port Seabourne (HVHomes) NB
644,6200 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1645 Samar Place (Mesa Verde) CM
644-4910 $37,950 (Sun 1-5:30)
2149 Seville (Balboa Pen. Pl.) NB
644-4910 $75,000 (Sat 1-5:30)
20f Kings Place (Newport Hts.) NB
644-4910 $97,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30)
338 Evening Canyon (Shoreclills) CdM
644-7662 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2272 Federal Ave .. Costa Mesa
646-0555 $27,200 (Sat & Sun 143)
2291 Tustin Ave., Newport B'each
646-7711 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
424 ' Marguerite, Corona de! Mar
673-8550 $46,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
677 Darrell, Costa Me.Sa
546-5880 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
303 Orchid, Old Corona de! Mar
675-6000 $67,500 (Sun 1-5)
2'593 Alcoba Dr., Mission Viejo
830-1337 $33,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1670 Madagascar, Costa Mesa
546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2603 Vista Ornada, Newport Beach
640--0020 (Sunday)
192 Flower St., Costa· Mesa
640-0020 (Sunday)
(3 Bedrooms, Femily Rm. or Den)
1501 Cumberland Ln. (Westcliff) N.B.
642-1979 (Fri-Sat-Sun 12-6)
357 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa
962-4471 /968-1931 (Sat 11-5)
984 Sprinl(field (Rancho Mesa) C.M.
5f5..0374, $34,250 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2030 Galaxy Dr., (Dover Shores) N:B.
646-1550 $110,200 (Daily 10-5)
142 Masters Cr., Costa Mesa
673-9060 $48,500 (Sun 2-5)
f50 Elmhurst Lane, College Park
645-4040 $33,700 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2000 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 $89,500 (Sun 12-5)
*517 Garrett Dr. (Cameo Hilands) CdM
64U235 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
489 East 20th St., Costa Mesa
642-8235 $42,950 (Sun 1-4)
510 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB
. 644-4910 $76,500 (Sun 1-5:30)
1114 White Sails Way (HVJils) CdM)
675-3000 $59,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1801 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa
675-3000 $62,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
**3329 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar
675-3000 $165,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
**1915 Bayside Dr., Corona de! Mar
675-3000 $159,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
518 Cameo Highlands Dr., NB
673-8550 $64,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
322 Poinsettia, Old Corona de! Mar
875-6000 $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1826 Sandalwood (Baycrest) NB
645-6500 $75,000 (Sun 1-5)
2008 Aliso, Costa Mesa
646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1087 Gisler (Mesa Verde) CM
546-2313 View (Sat & Sun 1-5)
25831 Jamon Lane, Mission Viejo
588-0'Z22 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
223Rochester, Costa Mesa
675-7225 646-0555 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3253 Idaho Lane, Mesa Verde
,. 546-5880 55743190 (Sal & Sun from 1 pm)
,........1424 '1rvine, Newport Beach
• 64&-7171 (Sunday 1·5)
220' Tulane, Costa Mesa
.. 546-2313 (Sunday 1·5) , .""2 Coastland, Huntington Beach
546-2313 · (Sunday 1-5)
l !91 Hanover, Costa Me·sa
640-0020 (Sunday)'
425· Vista F1ora, Newport Beach
640--0020 · (Sunday)
'*4310 Soindrift
67l-0225 (Sunday 1·5)
~ Monardl Bay. Laguna Beacp 49.11-29'1• • "1)7,500 (Sbown bv ,appt.)
ff8 DeSofa Terrace, Corona de! Mar
6'7USSO_ '· ·$110,000 (Sunday 1-5)
' . ' (4 a.droom1), 21il H11ihhmd (nr. Baycresl) N.B. 646'~ (Sat & Sun 1-5)
J.038 'Sea.Lane (H.V. Hills) CdM
1 f4:(-2438, ff6,000 (Sun 1-5)
. -*4521 Brighton M, (Cameo Shoi:es) CdM • 84J.8235 ' (Sal Ir~ 1-5) *4rtT Mendota Terr. (Corona Ill&) CdM 8'IM680 -' (SUJi 1-41)
208 Susannah Pl, CO!lta Mesa 8f5-40IO PI,950 . flluil 1-41)
*5l.S2 Cheryl Dr .. Huntlnglon Beach 8*-?tt,J.· 4t1,IOO (Sal .t. 8W1 !U)
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*~10 Nottingham (Dover Shores) NB
· 675-2723 $115,000 (Slit & Sun 143)
(4 Bedrooms, F1mlly Rm. or D•n)
19462 Sierra Raton Rd., Irvine
833-9427 (Shown by App't)
9402 Daytona Circle, Huntington Beach
963-2408, $f0,950 (Fri, Sat & Sun all day)
*4800 Surry (Cameo Highlands) CdM.
644-7270 (Sun 1-5)
***4639 Brighton Rd. (Cameo Shores )
CdM, 644-2430, $295,000 (Sat & Sun 1-4)
**1653 Bayside Dr., (Yacljlman's Cove)
CdM, 675-1935 (Daily)
*2118 Santiago (Dover Shores) N.B.
642-8325 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1095 San Pablo Cir. (Mesa Woods) CM
.Ms.&28 $37,500 (Sat & Sun 11-5)
106 Y-1" Dijon (Lido Isle) NB
675-7462 $78,500 (Open daily)
.1934 Flamingo (Mesa Verde) CM
5404l877 (Sat & Sun lo-6)
*3616KeyBay (HVHills) CdM
673-8080 $89,500 (Daily 1-5)
3660 Ocean Birch (HVuRidge) NB
644-4910 $76,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
**50 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
644-4910 $245,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
18781 Via Palatine ( Crnr I Amalfi) TR Hills
64443200 (Sat 1·5 & Sun 643 pm)
1221 Keel Dr. (HVHills) CdM
64U235 (Sun 12-5)
1019 Dolphin (Irvine Terr) CdM
642'8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1836 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sun 1-5)
*23 Augusta Lane (Big Canyon) NB
. 642-8235 (Sun 1-5)
2000 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 $89,500 (Sun 12-5)
*334 Tours Lane (RueDeCannes) NB
645-4040 $32,800 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
305 Vista Sue rte (The Bluffs) NB
645-6770 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*342 Peach Tree Ln ... Newport Beach
646-2414 $53,000 (Sun 1-5)
1126 Austin, North Costa Mesa
546-5990 $30,500 (Sun 1-5)
2874 Clubhouse Rd. (Mesa Verde) CM
546-5990 $51,950 (Sun 1-5)
2822 ElleSIYlere (Mesa Verde) CM
546-5990 $44,500 (Sun 1-5)
3117 Dublin (Halecrest) CM
557-4130 $28,950 (Sun 1-5)
116 Cameo Highlands Dr., Npt. Beach
675-6000 $67,500 (Sun 1-5)
2861 Bayshore Dr., Newport Beach
645--0303 . $52,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
, 2407 Windward Lane, Newport Beach
646-7171 (Sunday 1-5)
*21692 Impala :Ume, Huntington Beach
962-5566 $39,000 (Sunday 1-5)
17351 Buttonwood, Fountain Valley
842-2501 (Sunday 12-5)
201~ E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa Peninsula
673-8550 $87,500 (Sunday 1-5)
*111367 Ponderosa, Fountain Valley
. 645-0303 (Sunday 1-5)
*2018 Baltta Place, (Mesa Verde) CM
645-0303 (Sunday 1-5)
(5 Badrooms)
2201 Aralia (Eastbluff) N.B.
. 644-6200 (Dally 1-5)
401 15th St. (cor. St. James Pl.), NB
646-0228 (Sunday 1-5)
9762 Cathy, Huntington Beach
546-2313 (Sunday 1-5)
(5 Badrooms, Fomlly Rm. or Den)
1742 Bonarie Way, (Baclt Bay) N.B. (
644-7270 (Sat & Sun 1-5
**1306 W. Bay Ave., Balboa Peninsula
644-7270 (Sun 1-5)
**"46 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) N.B.
64U235 (Sat & S\ID 1-5)
1806 Pl. Barmouth (H.V. Homes) N.B.
644-2430, $66,000 (Sun 1-5)
**3 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
675-6161 • (Sunday)
**16 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
644-4910 $167,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
1337 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 $198,500 (Sun 1·5)
**305 North Star (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 $179,500 (Sat & sun 1-5)
2640 Basswood (EastbloH) NB
64t7662 . (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*~ Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB
644-2430 (Sun 1-5)
8332· Snowbird, Pacific Sands
557-4130· (Sun 1-5)
3601 Oc~an Birch (Spyglass Hill) CdM
213/693-0393 (Sat &<Sun 12-5)
No . .13 B_eacon Bay, NeWT>Ort Beach ~ (Sat & SW! 1·5)
7 BEDROOMS
1511-!lfira Mat. Newport Beach
6454Q(O $135,000, (Sat & Sun 1-4)
' · CONDOMINIUMS
(2-3 Bad-s)
.•• '40.l W. CoaslH\VY .. Newport Beach
645-7820 (Sat & Sun 10 to Dusk)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
· (:1.-2 BEDROOMS)
TIO Agat~, Ba16Qa lsland
6'1$-7225 ... (Sunday 1-5)
tOTS FOR SALE
ff'llGI Bayalde Dr-. (Yachtsman'• Cove) .,C<Dt f7S..19d · (Dally)
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BEST BUY ON BAY ••••
• , .•••• PIER AND SLIP
1306 West Bay on the Balboa Peninsula, re-.
duced again by motiv-ated seller Who will
carty the first TD with 20% down at 7% ~
DelighUul family home -5 bedroom, family
room with forever view. New price $179,500
VIEW-VIEW ••• , •.
.•••• OCEAN AND CANYON
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
c~yon & view ot the ocean. One-of-a-kind in
CAMEO HIGHLANDS .............. $69,500.
ENJOY •••••••••
•••. YOUR OWN POOL
JUST REDUCED -This 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
family room plus a convertible den, 2 used
brick fireplaces, builtins in kitchen and B-B-Q
with PRIVATE guest room & bath. Entertain
aroond your own POOL in CAMEO HIGH·
LANDS. .. .. . .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. $72,500.
180 DEGREE VIEW .•..•
...... HARBPR AND OCEAN
Enjoy It all from this 3-bedroom, 2 bath
home with 2 fireplaces (1 in living room, 1
in dining. room) .. bull tin kitchen. See har-bor~ lights at night from your own garden
patio .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . $64,950 •
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(waterfront). Garage parking avail. Bal·
boa Peninsula. Sun. 1-5 .
(3 BEDROOM.) -723 Cameo Highlands,
Corona de! Mar. Sat. & Sun. 1-5.
(5 BR. & FAM.) -1742 Bonarie Way, Back
Bay, Newport Beach. Sat. & Sun. 1-5.
(3 BR.) 1601 Kings Place, Newport Beach.
S.un. 1-5.
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2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
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CORBIN -MARTIN INC. * SHORECUFFS * REDUCED-REDUCED-REDUCED
NOW $83,.500
Picture a wooden garden with an old brick
entryway, leading to a heavy shake roofed
3 BR., 2 hath home. Lge. country kitchen w/
frplc.-all finest quality Walk to priv. beach
338 EVENING CANYON ROAD
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 * LUSK EASTBLUFF *
Privacy is the feature of this huge 5 Bdrm.,
3 bath home. Lge. rear lot with enough room to have 2 ~Is. Located In the heart cif all
of Newport s finest shopping & in the Corona
qel Mar High School dtSt. Offered at $61,900.
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THREE BEDROOM HOMES
301' JAVA ROAD $51,950.
Custom and clean with 3 big bedrooms situated on a manicured cor-
ner lot near the golf course. Pegged floors , stone fireplace and
beamed ceilings make this in demand. Owner has moved to Mam-
moth Lakes -lucky pup! -but is anxious to see offers.
This home sold Wednesday
OPIN TODAY l•I, CONTACT UNIQUI HOMO •f MIS.A YllDI. Ml•lffl
322 POINSETTIA $19,500,
Brand new yet has that old Corona de! Mar charm. Heavy 1bake1,
dormer windows, lots of used brick with a modern, c:onvenlenl floor
plan that includes 3 bedrooms, a den, family room-and hleh ceilinged
living room. It's super! Just finished and ready for viewing.
OPIN TODAY 1•1, CONTACT UNIQUI HO.Mii •f COlONA DIL MAI. 611"""
2012 SANTIAGO, DOVER SHORES, N.B. . $84,950.
Price just reduced $2,550. 3 Bedrm. and a paneled den, lhag carpets,
sunken living room and large master suite. Enormous patio porch
with Back Bay views. Out of area owner getting anxious.
OPIN SUN .. 1·1, CONTACT UNIQUI HOMIS •f NIWl'OIT llACH, '41·61H
112' SANDALWOOD $75,000.
New on the market and truly excellent. Massive stone-fireplaces ac·
cent aoft·brown shag carpets and r~ch textured beam ceilings. Genlle
tones of Autumn thruout interior. Located in an outatanding area.
OHM TODAY, 1-S, CONTACT UNIQUI HOMIS •f NIWPOIT HACH, 641o61H
303 ORCHID $67,500.
Grand premiere-This is the one you had to buy without seeing it. Now
you can see it! One block from ocean in Corona del Mar. 3 bed.room,
2 bath and lots of used brick charm. ·
OPIN TODAY, 1 ... CONTACT UNl9YI HOMU OP COIONA on MAI;., ......
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.. FOUR IEDROOM HOMES =~ 2174 CLUBHOUSE . , $51,tM. , ;;
The Sensuoua Pacesetterl~trlm·lines; brflllf:pert)'. 4-''W . :
4 bedrooms on a single .story floor plan with a larie maltu eulte, i~
including double pullmans and a sunken bath and soft.as-a-elciud' lhaf. !
ONN TODAY 1.a. CONTACT UNlfUI HOMO •f MIU. YllDI,, MMtft .~1
71' CAMEO HIGHLANDS $'7,500.
Gracious courtyard entry reveals colorful flowers, spacious 4 bedroom
floor plan and a top-of-the-trees view of the Pactflc. Mirrored fire.
place in l!vlng· room phis additional fireplace in master bedroom.
OPIN TODAY lol, CONTACT UNlfUI HOMU .. COlONA DIL MAI, 671 .. IH
1001 HAMPSHIRE LANE $19.SOO.
Price reduction just In on this vacant and very well built f bedroom
traditional in Dover Shores. Dramatic high ceilings and fireplaces
create conversation In thl.s Unique Home.
Oops, thl.s one sold too I
ONN TODAY 1·1, CONTACT UNl9UI HOMO OP NIWPOIT HACH, 641 .. ltl
1126 AUSTIN $30,500.
Finest home in a near to South Coast Plaza neighborhood, also easy
walk to school thru Jr. College. FHA or VA terms on this super clean
property.
GnH TODiAY 1•1, CONTACT UNl9UI HOMD OP MUA YllDI, 146-lttl
ON ADAMS BLVD. JUST WEST OF HARBOR $50,100.
Last 3 homes of the sensational seUtng Buccola Homes of Mesa Verde.
This ts also the last new borne offering ever to be made Jn Mesa Verde.
These are large f bedroom, 2 story 3 bath family homes In a prestige
location and have already experienced considerable appreciation.
DPIN TODAY 1•1, CONTACT UNl9UI HOMIS OP MIU YllDI. 146-ltH
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OSTA MESA HOME
'$%0,'Clpcl $21,950
Unbelievable but trutl Needs· GOV'T. REro with 3 bla
work, bl.it Where, tlie .can ~· tile, Jdtchtn with
)'OU ftDd a 2 bednn horn• M'lod c•blnets, Newly dee-
, plus 2 bacbelolo uDlti for orf¥ orat.d lnalde 4 out and bu '
S20,00J? Sound interutlniT, a double ear raraae. Down CALL ,,.·1or completed• _. on1y snlo. P.,.....
Wll, • , .1185. mo. include• taxe1
~ _open_ Newport .,
20U GOLDENEYE PLACE $51,950.
Another new listing! This time a 5 bedroom with slightly Spanish
llavor, high ceilings, formal dining and warm orange shag compll·
menting a double brick fireplace in the family room,
Would you believe, this one sold Friday afternoon.
Ol'IN TODAY !•I, COHYACY UNl9UI HOMU of MISA VllDl, 14 .. ltlt
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IM!J!lmol Good As Go s Br 2 Ba, pool, pier 11 •li~ steno In llvflw nn. i... ' : Jtooin ti>r Dod'• campa, M.,. Dtl Mu. AD built-Ins. o.uii>tful S19,!!00 eluded. s bdrms., 2 _...,. :
boat ... garden. pool -.. nrop1oot, ' bttt1w. wa111 to 6 EMERALD IA y btttho, -llW1s ,_ : ch1Jd:ren'1 ii\q UM. L&rp BY' Owner • 4 Bdnn., 2 bath, St. John's and O.C.C. '31,bl wfftreplact. ~. own, :: ~ iud. 4 BR, 211 ptlll<led tam. nn., . bullt·ln all ......_ lmmacul&te S Br + tam rm .,...,... lnchlded. .nubly
l>L frpl.· AD t...... ldtchen, 2 story, l8x36 pool, VI.., P•.ooo -A ......... "" .. ,,
coU:ms " "1ATl'S, INC. lota•(lnll>lcal WtdlCaplng, Tod Hubert & ..__ .-11 Bdt., i2t,UO HU52J acellent CODI!, ·W• want to 3471 vta Udo ~ $t0-lm ( ..UI PriCed below msrlret n..i ... !lt5.-0ilf * c & w * at $35,950. 1i5'1-«J23. Opeft l:Wo. Nftd • "Pad"• PlaCllP .. adt Sell kll• Imm • -• -
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Snlisbury 4 llDIOOM More than ample room for you and your guests in thiJ roomy sevea
bedroom, aix bath home. Your g~ll will certainly enjoy I.he lovely
22 by 48 party room, with 11.it.chen facil!Uea and f11'1!place , which opens
on a large sun deck. Oversized tour car garace phu room to park ten
cars in the beautiful red Uled, walled courtyard wblcb is enhanced by
beautiful plantlng1. Many 11tras in thla Jlenlnsula point estate built
on three lots with bay and beach in •lew. Present owner has invested
much more than thll offering price •13~.ooo. .?
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CARNATION COVI llfG>rlde Plool Doplaoo; lot
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aat In •• -Pld<¥ Ftt Jutd (m OWD.lt!J, '!be
SU.300 I ·
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-ldtdla, haod7 wmic J loa-s Baths.
Pl\lmhad,... ... -· plutb . carpetlJ!i, drapu,
OPIN SUN. 2·5
142 MalNr Circle
1 Ir l fomlly roem • $41,100
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DUPLEXES, DUPLEXES & DUPLIXES ! 4 Choice Open Houses
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·1 P.M.
"'Y boat pr!vW " quiet
boach lo<allon. w.ooo.
Pretty JN1tlo. Pu> Uke
yard, in. 541).1'/30. 3116 Newport Blvd., .N.I. '1'-9060
SIOI W, C-Hwy., N.B. '46-n67 .. . . Many to choose from -take advanllce of the tu shelter -NEW
ONES -Low Inve1tmenl. can tor Appointment
Alie tor Belly ~ncb l!:v...._. 61MGT
TARBELL Genor1I Co,...atlol Mar
LIDO -ISLE LOT * 411 TUSTIN AVE ., Newport Helghll. 2 BR. LIVI HA,,.L Y , 3-.~111~'!.ted m,1·50 EVER APTER Vacant -Front.I on 3 atreel.!. Only '53,000. 2 ba's., 50Xl27 'h lee simple lot ...... •37,BOO Salisbu ry Macnlfictnt vtew of oceu a
OCEAN FRONT DUPLEX *!IOI I . BALBOA BLVD .. Balboa. 3 BR .. n• I , ,1 ' :..":'"~""'!i :~ "SECLUDED" haytromalmosteveiy-
P!nr, deep aha.a c pt . Move il'tto thil lovely ! In th11 charmini, C'UltlDlq -
throughout, lovely b • c k bedroom home. Graclou1 home, Larp, h •a t • • • ~ .
)'Ud with a tOl'elt ot tower-living room. eriha.nced by fl.ltertd PCIOL 4 Bedroomt, t '
3 bedrooms up, 2 bedrooms down, 1peclacular view . $125,000. baths; bandy to beach ............... '62,i!OO. 31> MARINI!: A VE.
BALBOA Jf!'AND
CALL 67Mf00 SIX UNITS -COUNT EM I *"'4 WHITE SAILS WAY, Harbor View
Hilla. Ocean view, 3 BR. & family rm. homa. balhl, lonnal dlnlJll ,_, 5 Beautiful Del11.1e aparlmrJlls with one over the garage with a peek·
a·hoo view of the ocean and"lirge sun deck. Ooly 1 1hort block to the
bay. '175,000 with terms and owner will conlider trades -subm it
all offers Great tax shelter.
.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .............. '69,llOO. CAN'T RND IT7 * 1915 BAYSIDE DR., CdM. 3 BR. "family • WILL BUILD""" dream rm. home, like new &.on the beach. $159,000. home. Have at&ft for com.
built-In Jdtr.hen and haooaome fireplace, built-in brtaJc:taat room, wet bv 6
Ing trff1, wt1e'1 dell1ht dream ldtchen, ~ven a
breaklut bat, thlt popular dishwuber. BeaulUul patio . ..O~~o~"~ERlt. ~'!
plan bu "Pl"" )Mng rm Pool thod well laJxlocat>ed CORONA HIGH' 'N"I ~ . and tarp dining area. grounds, Near all con-..,.. T'
A FIXER + ADD TO Convenient parkllla: -easy to be pie!< bomt packqe. 675-3000 Put your confidence in our
Owner mull ..u ia.tl Wk· ""nle""". Brk. 511).1720. OPIN SUN. 14
ing $33,000 ratMr .,ttly. Ontu I
! Peninsula Jl.3 Jot -2 beds, and family room home on property at
present. Plans and permit included for duplex in purchase. HURRY
ON THIS ONE.
a "DROP·lN" at 81,)' A Beach Realty
f9 yeart 9f Q':.alll;)' CUltcJD
borne OuUdln&'. can bk> -· Ill'
VACANT 2955 Harbor. C:O.ta Mesa "21' TRIPLEX ~ · "REALTORS" Set example cf product at
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SIRVING GREATER NEWPORT HARBOR ARIA
MIMIER MULTIPLE LISTING SIRVICI
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turea include lqe WnUy pin.Q:. Excellent It• n ta 1 2901 Newport Blvd. F'
room, all electric buUti,M, Area. Each Un.It baa 2 • Two Newport Beach ~~ t•
detached cloubleprqe, cul· bedroom, 111Ball1and1 -HOMES + INCOMf" •
de-sac location, l O v e l Y Ono Bedroom, Oen & 1 Walk to evtl')'thincl 2 ™""'!:
sef'eened in patio, Prtced Bath. Off~ for $110,000. plUI Qffk:e, 2 bath boqle, Jo ~
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• 642-1111 •
only $28,000. and hnmed . Call G:f&--0555. bdrm. income unit. ,...,, ~
pou poaalble. * * * * "; • ,t .Call~ (Open Eves.) Below Hwy. comer, larger 3 .1,
881 DOVER DRIVE 645•4040
NEWPORT BEACH
* TWO HOUSES on FULL ACRE -East. side C.M. Rm. for 14 unit.I. f55,900. * l;ASTSIDE TRIPLEX -82'x165' lot
'41,500. * HOME & BATCHELOR UNIT -on C·l !of $28,500.
1'!jiii~~~~iii~ I bdrm .• 2 bath p1., 2 ~ " I• wlit <j1111 """'>· 112.@ • * SIX UNITS * * * * * * * " $73 000 Immac. condtt!On. 2-3 Bdrm., -1) , NEWPORT Bl!ACH 2 bath untu. Modem tn A ,,
Localed In North Cotta Mtl& IT'S A NO NO DELUXI TRIPLEX out IT<.!500. ' q
with an Income ol $995. a NO MORE Close to ba> • ocean. Good Our -1ai!y • Old Corona, '
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OR TRAILER OWNERS
WI HAVI THI HOME FOR YOU -First
Umo to see thi1 one year old 3 bedroom home
on quiet street in Newport. 5 Garages, 2 car·
ports. Offered at .................... $!18,500.
· 1roo '•lom1, N.B. Open Sat & Sun 1-l
RADmONAL LIVING
CUSTOM WliSTCLIPF HOME -Offered by
original owner. 3 bedrooms, formal dining
room spacious liviiig room with fireplace
and bookcase wall. Lqwely patio and outdoor
entertainment center-pool size yard. $75,500.
IUJ ~llJooln Lano, N.B . Open Sat & Sun 1-5
ON POINT-PLEASANT & POSH
NIW DICOR·USID BRICK study features
stained gl8'a windows, delightful den, fan·
tuUc family room boasts view. Massive
rn.oater bedroom and bang·up bunks In young-
1tera bedroom. It'• 5 or 4 or 3 bedrooms plus
* OCEAN VIEW LOT -Capistrano
Beach. '10,000. m<M>lh. AU Wllte are 2 kinf WISHING rental ll'Oa. Two 4 BR, 2 ba call ua today, we ha"' ' 1lze bedrms, with buUtln & one 3 BR. 2 ba. All othen. v.
ldtchen1 and Individual No more frettinf with th.11 4 beo.uttfully tum. 0 u. t o l University Realty Vlew-GoH patios. 10% down and ww bedroom, 3 ~th tri-level area owner wants action. 3001 E. Cat. Hwy 673-&SlO .,
ahow $170. mo, 11pendable. home. Excellent carpets, 673-3663; Evet: ~ 703 8.EGONIA 'C
1797 Orange Ave., Costo Mesa
642-1771
De-"ool l!'!!!'!!!~l!!!...,!!'!!!!!!!!!...,~..,!!!"..,1!!1!!!!!1..,..,I N 1 drapes landlcapl1>1 and Lovely duple. So 01 H . 1, Mesa Yarde General Gener1I ewpor covered patio, all for only CbatininJ 2 Ba 'plus ,.:: r:
VIEW 01' MESA VERDE I=====:=:=;:. M V rd at 139,900. Call 1142-25.15 todey! 1-BR. w/elec, hl>-fns. Co!> ,;
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF SPYGLASS PLAN 74 et• e e fairvio.w per plumbi1>1. X1nt location; COURSE! WALK Ol\ CHIP 3600 plus"' Jt In thi1 I bdrm. 4 + Den Good llnancinf. Owner..., ,
TO GREEN! Wroupt tron 4 bl., pl111 bonus mt home 646-1111 OPEN HOUSE CUT)', Drive by 4 call us to
••le. Slate enlrj>. Calhedn.l on a V.l.P. location. C.ntr•l Dine + Pool (inytlmo) ,._______ SAT A SUN l-5 .... Only 168,!IOO. .
ceUlnp. FORMAL DINE. air cond., intercom A built· STAIN GLASS ENTRY! Spanllh 4 bedrm, 2 bath MORGAN RIAL TY ,;
Lari• DENI Brite kitchen. ln record playor. No-wax FORMAL DINING! 4 ilant l 't!!!!'!!!!!'!!!'!!'l!!~!.l!!J• TAKE IT EASY home on large .....,,, lot, f7Ul42 '7U4.lf ,
·Truly klna:alio bedrooms, vinyl, shag carpeting, wal-bedrooms • PLUS DEN! Ill owner in CONtruction.. hu SP •
Lau 71 dry room -too! nut cabinets in kitchen, pool· Gan:lfn brite kitchen with . FOUR BEDROOM ! in this S bedi.m 2 bath with made many aJteraUons In a YGLASS HILL
SPARKLING 301 GRECIAN tlzOO lot Ii: breath-ta.king Arrnstrong cuahiontone Door. ONLY all builtin1, patio, double Span\lh motif. A 1 king 180 Dfaree Oceanvlew Jo\ ,
OVAL POOL! Boat or trail· view ol oetan A coutline. Decorator wallpaper thru-ADJOINING aanae, clubhouae & pools. $29,500 close to the beach. 2800 Sq, tt., ready tor oo-•Il\
er area. Qutet lbwt. Would Yau cu eele~te the holl-out. GIANT SPARKLING BAYCREST FOR CONDO, for • low, low Drive by and take a look. cupancy EJ.eaant carpet It ~
you believe ONLY $62,500? daY! In your new home. Call CRESCENT SH APED $4J,OOO. price ot $20,9&1. CALL 2462 Nautilus, Huntqton draperies. ,sr
Hurry • caU now to pre-now. S150,000 inl'.'!Udlng land. POOL! Sl~t benchff and New shag oarpet, drapes, quick. won't Iut, act fast! Beach, oU Adams and 3801 Ocean Birch Dr. ( .
vlew _ 845-0.1QS, BBQ fire pit, Dof'.run. Park water heatl<T, dahwasher. Only one ct this plan Bushard. 54$..8640 Bier. Open Dilly 12·5 ,,,
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/fi eel h•11 like groundt • low m;\inten· tome new plumbing, in tip available. FORECLOSURE 213: ~ 1,. • r I ~~y ;:r~~ln;ast a~ ~~:::e~:=s ~:! Call ~llfil (Open »lea.) Terrific Investment .:~
645-0303, "~.1rms. Great value. 2124 -SALE Duplex ar 2 R4 k>ta W/tll' Hi' . !\EAi.TY
Univ. Park Center, Irvine
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HAPPY HOME! REDUCl!D
Fabulous farq.ily home
in fashionable Bayahc~s
on 1 'ii Iota I
Wi~, all new carpets,
fresh paint and
~ Executive Home. 2 Bedroom, walldna bridp owrJooJtiht I':
lµrhland, N.B. Open Sat & den, + atrium. Fonner tropical gardens. S BR 4: l ~·
Sun. 1-5. mod6 near country club. BR. ,By Owner. ST,,_ r.i'
4eO E.17.. FOR All SPOTLESS MODEL 111 Y'I' old. 10% clown. Open house S.t A Sun ~ ·i~ C,11. .UW $28,!500 $39,!500. Call 61&-7171. . 608 1?11. 8#-1383. '"
lllt 5 I this la the meat exciting Cotti Mtta 'I~ ~T~H=E~ .. ~B~L~U~F=F~S~I ~ 1.Pt home 0':' the market at thl• -.... _ * ~!
Don't Miu Thi• one :~;:~ ',,:1~lh~.;.; This wtn le Ttie .u~~
WHY NOT CALL usr WE Unlvenlty Park bulll-ln kitchen, lorced air DUTCH CLEAN Last Home You '.;; • heaUng, cul-d....., lo t • · -Look At ''"
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2 patio•. Yours at ................... $7~500.
210C Miramar Dr., la!. Pon. Open Sit. & •un l..S
It )'OU have little people
you'll love thia 4 bedroom
home with cuatom shelving
• bullt~ln drelHrl 1n
1Ulllhine br.laht l'QOmS. Mom
wµJ. enjoy cooktne in the
convenience kltchen with
built-lnJ A dtahwuher. And
U you Ukt cuual, outdoor
entertainina then you won't
want to m1J1 the lovely
backyard. Located on a low·
traffic, treellned s t re e t ,
walking distance to
schools. Only $.14,45-0. Call
new built·in appliance1
3 Bedrooms plUJ
tormal dining room
room to add on
J $35.900, 2 bedroom +· den. room I"' pool. Dbl carar• 4 IR,-2112 IATH ... UST MAY HAYE TH£ ~ •laJxlinf home. Lovoly w;ih work bench. Home ia Corner location to,_ that . Eastslde Beauty 1 .:
OH COMMODORE
ONI Oft THI IEST PRICED -4 bedroom
homeo in Baycrest. ·Designed and built for
lhla on ... wner family with an eye to family
Jiving and adult privacy. Offered at $64,500.
2015 Commodore Dr., N.B. Open Sat & Sun 1-5
NEWPOllT HEIGHTS AREA
ENGLISH COTTAGE DN A CORNER -4
Bedrooms, large family room -just S years
old. 3 car garage, excellent terms ... $43,000.
404 16th StrHt, Co1ta Mesi Open Sun 1-5
NEW HOME
NEW,ORT BACK BAY -Picturesque Cape
Cod. Brick exterior, high beam ceil111gs, par-
quet floors. Quality built 3 bed rm., 3 bath,
family room and formal dining room. Streu-
ed for 4th bedroom ................. •78,i!OO.
2424 22nd St., Newport B11ch Open Sun. 1·5
LEAVING AREA-MUST SELL
LUSH GARDINS & COOLING FOUNTAIN
enhanc11 the entrance to this 4 bedroom faml·
Iv home, ohake roof, family kitchen and nice
shaded yard. . .. .. . .. .. . .. ......... $33, WO.
Off!'° Open Saturday1 & Sund•Yf
PETE BARREIT REALTY
1605 W11tcllff Dr .. N.B.
642-5200
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SINCE 19«
673-4400
CDL~~~!c~ARK Get Started Right
You will appreciate this Neat and clean 8:1 can be
DUTCH GIRL C L E A N , • • • the· kind ct heme \\•e
ADULT-OCCUPIED home are proud to ahow, College
with three LARGE Parkandlccatedonaqutet
BEDROOMS. Jtela.x: and t.'n· inside street. Fresh paint
joy lla:ht, chetrf'ul rooma or both in and ouf, large coun-
peacelully stroll am 0 n 1 try kitchen with electrle
YoUl' etntle tore•t ot tree1 buill·in.I, 1ormal dl6.ina: area.
and thrubl. Euy walk to Priced just right at only
ALL 1choola thnl oranre $31,900 with eat)' terms. 3
Coe.rt Collep. tt!IOO htltlal bedroom• and 19' baths.
lnvt1bnent for 95~11 ttnan-niia b a dandy for the tam·
clna" or maximum FHA·VA ily starting out.
Bentfill. Our be1l velue C. F. Col .. worthy
$29,!00. Coll-· & c
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kitchen with but It-in e, only .f. ytar1 old &nd eom,. boat or trailer. 2 mllff to Super lharp 4 bedroom PLAN fOR YOU •PIJ'B.te laW'ldry room, dou· pletely UPP"aded, owner beach. Con v en i e'n t to home, gracMNJ living Jn -·
• bit fireplace, wet bar 6: muit aell, don't tniSI tl call freeway. $29,450. 15% Soan. 2991 eq, ft. Ma 11 l v e
cloH to iboppinc center. bkr 546--8640. atep-down NmP\111 room 'l-tlt
-""· Pm & twlmrninl pool. POTENT! L frorh completely mod 1M'J '~"'-H1DTy at lhil price It won't A ed chambers, k It ch e a , &. •-~ I 1 l\eellon !10-"'91 • ":Sf 21 l!iuJf' :=•....::.""· Please ca 1 INCOME Open Eveo. IOINl'Ote lamlly "'°"'· •oO "' 9' u. .,,_....., Cul 2 fireplacea + BBQ 6 111.ddt ....,... Qulel D S.c -nice 3 br. * Entertaining? * · llah pond. 'l'bJo ..,. 'Will reaJty ha. home with the m•ltll" Lge, rwnpU1 nn., s BR. 2 duzle )'OUt imlllnation. 10 /THE REAL \•){ ESTATERS 241(~el0ro
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4 UNITS IN i;'.'i:,"' ..Uar. Call Owner wUI trade. $31,!500.
NEW. PO.RT BALBOA IAY PROP. Open Eva * 642·7491 * •I'd
HEIGHTS STEPS TO BEACH * FAMILY HOME q :
Fint time ottered. Clean A NEWPORT SHORES ' X'I'M NICE 1100 111 ft 3 f~
spuiding 2 bedroom Attr. 2-1ty. 2 BR. W&llt to Bednn on comer lot, Nb' 't8'
apart.mentl 1IQJ' the CCl&n beach, tennil, poolt. Carp., fenctd fw' Pttvacy, Dbl fire. 1L't
on h-llnad lot. Best BIG POOi. m11t1, blln1. 128.000. I>I bl llvUw rm. A lamUJ
bcy-173000.0ur,.clut!ve. BIG BARGAIN CAYWOOD Rl!ALTY ;:• llW?lllac, botl 'pt<, 10<:
' FabulOUI lamlly home, Im< * 541-1190 * ..,..., llureyl .Juot Jllt, .,. 2 11ory 4 bldml 2 ball1 home -odl t'or addllloJlal tnJorma.
loc t·• In •··t Cott M. NEW DUPLEJ( .. " .. $48.950. tlon •
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BEAMED CEILING! FOR·
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room. Extra. bright carden
kitchen, Klnz size Hcluded
ma1ter tulle. Redwood Realton .._Tnl
beAmed atrium patio PLUS b1 Westclltt Drive
a ~ ..... a esa 3, 2, Bdrm. 151 E. Bay
area, P!Ultled fMl.IJy rm, Costa Mesa 642-4837
bright open patio kitchen, ;;;-,;:--,..,.· -,---
Paloi Verde ftnlplace, Balboa 11 .. ncl huge 2nd patio with ll&bttd Open 'ttD I PM
redwood rovor. Private clofl i-""4"".a"°E~D"'l~O=o~M=s
run. Park llke ground.I. Call
now to .,..vtew. -· $31,950
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Pl.tkt, nlce ldtclJI, 5% down,
Pl)l'lllents 1"' than rent.
irop1ee1 1an<1"'••1"' ..,.. SU•l!R DU•LEx round bis heated pool, r r
bulll·ID brtolc pa bar b q '11111 duplex bu I br. 2 ba.
and COV<l'Od patio ..... ,_ and 2 llftchanl -· and inn Beach Blvd., H.B. ,!\,.
and ..... U1MC '30!.!!00 call 2 br. 2 ba. and two kilch1n1 4 IR •• COLLIOI filRI< ' bkr-. --Ploaty of waya 0-1n>1n two bomol. 2 '\'I
CAMEO ·SHORB to have a rental, an bt-l&w BA or a BA. t.oue _.,...,, ~· , area, )"OU1' own llvtq unit ponlble. 8un./fft Call '"-
"PRIVATE BIACH". and a private -Im' Georp Mt.wJ, 11111-Gu. "!"
Call 919-lOIO, IUT PRICE IN of""" dopl Well, ... bavt
UNIVERSITY the solullon -jUJt listed IMMEDIA...., super nt!lt S bdrm, famll¥ ,..._ ·
m MlLl'ORD •OPEN' 1-1 a )'OUDI adult. The Mlcoll;y 1.,
CUSl'OM bu!II . 4 -. view ot llWid Uvlnc ia great N...,.l'f 211 both ......... 4'1-· and Ille vtew 1ro,. ... 3nl
to acqW:e a quality, prop at atary suMeet t1 • oubto.n·
a moot -ll'loo 1'151• .dlog. Call 61$.TllZ.
PARK room. 2 '"'"'' and •Pllri<U.0 POSSESSION
F'ree standing home -short pool, Absolutely perfect U.. Vacant I bdnn.,:2i.,tb npcb
\Valk to swimming pool, side and out • New lbq •b'lt hiDmt OOQU)lftt wllb
carpets etc. Euy to malJ>. "'--•· ...:.. -•
646.ml tr ..... 611-IU
pllfk 4 shopping center. tel -~ F -~ ~ t a. -<Wo ~ '---r==iz---n '"'.'" "~~ uvn ~ I drape~ at~ -,-$.20 'flO
3 L. d I I D . 0 S d Lovely 2 btd?oom heme rear with bonua of large ove-•-·• tot ~·•1' ' in 1 1 e rivt -pen un i y ""'ilh den. Dbl fireplace -detached lanai n:inm . Real ·~ and ma111""" ts tbt low, low price fer ttdl Lachenrnyerl COLWELL
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1~11\i lllfl~ Beautiful new 5 BR., 4 112 Ba. home. Water· bu!Jt .. in kltchein _wet bar_ part..llke Nttfni. Full price m.-es: TurUSo ~eaa lrmUCutate no maintenanee
front livingrm. & formal dining. 1-Iandsome sep. laundry room _ nice ~.900. location, c1ott to . ~ ho.nit F cure. buUt..Jn
oak paneled lam. rm .. frplc .. wet bar. Large yru'd with petio. All of thlt Call 640-UM •boppinf, Prl°', on l 1 • .. lalbM ,_,_II
master suite has frplc. & cozy lounge area. and "ooly" ~15 900 To ..., Open I:..~ 124,lfOO. Auumoblo f')I loao =--t:,: • 311' ICIY BAY OCEAm'llONT 4 Ill!, I Ba. J.I UDllll, w llZDllN
View of Boy & the mountoin•. .. $179 ,500. thl• home pl~~ ca II wflll PIYD>onll ol •"'1 .W. .i!. •to;:;, o:'~oAY> • CORONA DIL MAR lam nn wot li.r alaplot 2 $30 000
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On All HomH & Lots, PIHH Call: l.,.~!l!i![llili!iiim!iiliiiiO 'Bii., 11a1117 rm., I.,. pr. Corona 1111 Mar UlO New\>o<t Bhld., CM. 1
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141 laysl~a Dr., Sulla I, N.9. 675-6161 * [llll d,TION 4 , IDIM 2 IATH ~;,·~~=vt : :VDO/~"~t.tJl~C * ~~.~CC'o\.1 * SflO ·Oliii @, jJ 2
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Can ha a DOIJ. HOUSEi 121.000 ::~!\ONT homi. Cell famJly wlD enjoy tho :.::. xlnt -Obtoa ,lit .. lltt.oiliuJ!y d...,..ted ~Ill. I ~· . JOl'r, VA '°"" Olllr lf'illlL
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.,...,,, I II<>, 4 BR. I 11/t. -· J\.o BL · vvw -TOWNHOUSE , """" '°""°" 0 , ....... j,.. ,....,., J<i1'h, xin ~.... GOOD LISTI NOS THE WOltlD '°"'° SOO& lrla Sl~.DOO
• IAm. rm. hanht.iood pool w/divillJ board. Spac. C\ttuou\• "' ... 'J.ar .... -.. lot on _....._, vant. bided v.·ith brKk ' Wt Still t-4•v1 Thim . 25x100 f'•m 6 Calallna S2,000
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SIMtfi@ld 81.. M&T e 67J..212l e $Jt,tt0 '""~_P ... inl dlcondlra lawns &a It . 10.,:I,. '"'"'"1' nol:!nd'a. 'IJe. Jw.ury unua, smack on s1yltd hom•, w/dttall Mt •ll· 1· Lnk>'"', ' I •Y II .
_.,. nu.--u by •J>J'lnk ert fronl -I •rw n re • ty nc. ,.,_ und'. "''' N 0 rt h nr • Mtm"" ra : . •--. north ef Baker. Thtu """'' h0mr1 arl" locattiid u.., trrt0r of <·Mar •httkf'I, B'll G nd R It ~TT•-10 N'.al'. Expma.iw carpettn.ri ~ 24 HRS. 1 """n& •--.• v •• 1 1, .• ,..,.i..... lo 1 ru y, •• ar .. ....... m1nute1 tmm th• hearh . .._... ..,,.. o'Ull • ..._ ... llOllf', llU('l.'U, w ll'l"'«Pln£ .... N ' •. ti~~., }'.A. h. • • t 111 1, OWNER ~·~t~. No m-;;"n S60.000 \\>'lll handl1. Aaklna •~xiflill<'.• or \\' r,, h • r, ti l..i S.yitiilr, P 1 ""-'ltcll 0 EN HOUSE 1·5 Sat' Sun. ' cinile 1~ major ahtipptn1 built 1n O\lf!n g Ii: dish 67J..4161
RANatO MeM. nr ~. Olaat IL 1<'hon!1. Ynur C'hnit.:• nf h 4 nd ' ran$~~ i tern11. Out nf St11le owner $2.U,000. >hlnj:lt'll. s to:<': 1. u D Jo: n __ _ fi <>a:, J BR., l BA., rarpel\nf 111190 lncJudtnc ""111 a, only ' w · extrtmtly an lltou 1 ! 4 ' SPANISH VI L LA A'l'HlllM Jo:N1'RY Wl'l'll OCEA N FRONT
1f!:mal din rm., ftm rm. dlahwaahl"r 4 boiltins. 5~ 1tooi1 iuumablt loan, bt!dronm1 2 bt1h1 lure Overlookln&: city .l bt-ach. 2 Ht:!) BRICK WAU:WA\'S. Unin1palt'f'd Ol'f'.1.11 vu or
1'11 Cl'pll l drpi. fri,J r..'. E•tt Bfuft J)nwn w/paymf':nt11 lf!1A thal"I g.i~~~~ble Re:!_~!!!i. famtly ~m v.•/fl;.platt, Sty. 11u•·~'O \\/N'd tlle rnor. Gl 'ARO ~:o RY IR ON l"T¥"1is, 1u11 & l'OllS!linf', I
l'l!atio irl.t .. clean&. ih.lrp, by SD> mo. Thi• \1 a mu.I att built-iM, d i11h>A·a11h,r. Lrn·r· 4 en., 3 B11., 3 /rplcg., IE:t.:· t.:ATE\\'A\', w/rt'nlOIC con· 0-\'-() f'Xf't', •pL 3 "It ~
+nar. Prine Onl)' S.34,250. LUSK 5 BR, 3 ba, cul rl~c ltn• '~' w11nllnr loll ol * PRESTIGE-ly patio. Btk., $34,%0. dln It. fi:un rn1~.. bt"arn lrol \nrkinr dtov\r,. 8A. Coor! 1rrunty, 1)('1(11,'
5f.\-0.1T4. 9M Sprlnafil!ld. 11t. Excel oond. Baut .yard. luxury for a nlOderata price. (J)vrty preslia• lv>mPs known M:Z.256l. c:ell'1., Jot:t of cli.1·111, plus l· $pra\\'ling 4 BD!ll\1. & ~·A~t . tlf'\'lllor H• bt'l1rh. $76.~J(ltl, I
'IN SUN. 1.s S72,000. 544·0A6li. Call tor lnfonnalioo, fnr tht-ir qua11n• fPatures A REPOSSESSIONS ' BR KU,st apt. Beautifully R:'\I. rloor pl11n. Larae Pntt)•J unful'n. Al,o 1st l'l\ll.11 1
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---'°'EM ..._ e 4 BR ............ S.'W ,900. I the city. 6 BR, 4•, ba'a, r('dr111;rlf'fl by CHRISTIAN 2 hi!. I W GOTCHA * C & W * 'B"I JI I •-.. I f' L 1111, ,·1r1 UIMr fH)l1r pl1n fnr · All of lhr11e hnmr11 are In Reil E s t•t• '42-6644 XJnt <-ond. Lots of Px tr•• " .-. " a~ uxur ....... s \\' w P ort• 1na •gun• 1110 W. C:O.st Hw..., N.B. I t _, ___ _ ----"· ,._, . hbo ... ~.. i'fll""'I~. ri.IAS..'\!Vf: flrf"pliu·P 7l<I<".' 9~~S .. nrrr111.1n1n11. Re1 ut1lu lly Id-., DOWN 7 1 1 " TI ('()nu, and terma are * BY OWNER * ,..,re! Vuuu nt'li l'nuuu, ,,. ,... • ·-· -' ' h-' I Jt!.ALTORS 64~23 + · I \1 ELE\'AT1'~D llEAR1'1 1. ''"'· .-i 1 , • ..,, p11.nf' rn1. equa S avail. J-furry lor <'hoice ,., Nlr-r fimlly kome. 3AR. close to :K·hool1. S91,:,00. 11 f __ ... {'tJrn)~t-hon~Rr11ulllul 1,.,111111) lii lt'hf"n, dhl pat)n, ;rJlii -.l,0SS!SSION . •. fhf!n l•t u1 ll)lve )'!'>Ur CAW. 842-1.flS " . . D REAM HOU SE ~1 1n wa o .. ~,ar pan· °"'""" '1'"11" llndrr.M11111'1
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3 R., MW ahar carpet1. Uatt!d an .6 tra sharp 4 BR '::'!~!! u1pml!nt, Olf Bushard i11 pool. 3 BR, 2 ba'•, Uv .l din. CAL, C'ORK SO>"~'IT \\' $69,9'S ~::7 PP11·h Tl'f'f' l.i1r._
rtnced yard. Ne:Ar tctl;lol• hnrne. Thii hai w/w crpta,,, 1 HB S'l4 ,900. 546-5.~7. rm• Y.'/ti.1 n1 cell. i trplc. JN"IR>:CT· LICll'flN<'•, Alnu111 fuu11111111 l•rwln re•lly inc. ilJTllOJll•ro B"OKER drp~. cheery kitrh, l car uiv.-n n11I!, nint .IM •.thfor. 3 17171 B h Bl d lf 8 ,~ ~
., ~ n. ~mo I J f'RC V " • • 7 Blocka ta Be•~h, 1....,,.j0 ... 2 Cherl'y kitt h. \\'/brkfat. OP"'N B"'AM • ll"'AV\' Portid\1111 l.1'1\,!l!na ~~ 4•10:1 1.'·1 Hour~I 's4MsJO rar, patio, nice frnt A: l'f'at m nwn.or,., u11 1 , p u1 -. -. ,_.. ... r:. r:. ""' Q'.Ull! ~ yrl Jdscpa. All thii 11.nd a l hMmom. C'.ood lorat!nn. DESPERATE • a!ory, c lOAe to 1ehool1, 4 area; 11 itoodlt at S<t'.l,J!Xl. CROSS 1'1ri.fBt:RS. 7141494 ·.. * MOVING_* __
hu11tin Douithboy pool w/ Good lnve1tmf!nl. Alt thl1 VACANT. Muitt l!!ll, .f Bf'd. BR,·3 BA, f1m rm .. mrp, din SKY HIGH W LID \\'ALT. OF GI.A~!; J:r.J.:. 2 RR:-nrw hnnu•. t·lnJ1r
B'Yl OWNER -MES A rlttkin1. E-Z walldna: dial for $36,500. CAU. 142-4474. rn1, 2 bath, fireril, crptll &. rm., cul·de-.u r , S40.950. By BJo.:AUT. 3 BR., l BA. on 1"0r-look.~ 10 t'l'Ar p11.t 1011 nf 10 \'1rtnr llui.:o·~; R-1 lol , f.111~1 Mrll lhi• 1·h•rn11115:' 4
VERtlE Jllepublic 4 BR, 2+6 to new AChl Ir. park, Pric,n Ontu rll'P•. NPP<iff .nml! TLC. ownPr. 963·24011. llt'r Jot. Lgt'. din. &: ffUl1 1111tso111·y &. hnt•li. I.· u; x 16 . 1·n1 . lor ~ 111nrto t1111t.• nn . 1'~ Ra .. \\'/lar~• l.-im1· ~· Dinlna rm. Family rm., 11t $36,950, You ~an "nd your "' Quirk poiseS11inn. Prif'ecl BY Ownt!l" .•3 Br, 1 Rll , 3 rm11. wlbeAn\ ct'il'a., A Jo'Rf.;Jo: YORM ~\\'IM POOl .. 110 MAI.NOi.iA 4fl4-l2':17 ly rn1, Br11.mrr1 ,.,.1hn1111 I
lt'finl rm. Privacy ~/lra:. hou~ huntin1 today. Skown ~"'21 bf'lnw appraf.~al in s11.mr: y~. old. CrpUi. d r P ~, vil!w o! both ot'elln Ii hills. 1'0n1plr1e 11' h1•11trr, dh. L~ un• Hills 11111.11.1 f'Xtr11ir Pl.US • eQI~ae lot. Mat Ure hy appt only, Ar,.11. . a real steel. CALL [ "prlnklr•. $900 dn. Prlt'.f: Cu110111 desla:ned. }ltd . .l. bcl., ete., t'Xlt'11~1 v1· 11~1· "' g sperl;!1na poll. Onl y S.~:l,f\00. ~P'I· See In ·~., 968-466. s:U,000. ~1103, e v es , l\11. pool. An l!X<.'t'ptional b11rk pl11.nt1·r~. \O.'l\le1·f1111 I. SllAllP 1ts A l11•1tll•\ hn1nl', CALI. C!) ,4,·l •J4
prteiate! $52,900. !WS412!t 17910 MAGNOLIA. r .v. +'" 6'2·2'H1 pitte ol Pr<lPt'l't:t Ill $65,000. ls:t> bird 1vl11.ry. Tht t!llll'f' I •ln111•t tlf'\\' :l BR .. 2 h11th•, 9._.14ML
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•·"• h ~-H ~ BR, pool, (fam. fun hnn1,.l. I OF' TllE CANYON • RUt:· \\shr/rir-..•Pr I.· •'l'tllral 111r-N,,, N••••rt Pe •t Offlte U.NUM · r w-11. uae yard. LUCKY ONE? 1 n tD J.4~'500 3 BR, 2 bA. <'Oll•i• nn I I --------·~· .. lero '" ~ ~--,. feed!"" 1001 YARDS m e OCt"an. '' · 1 bl R 2 1 1 < dd GF:D VALE.Ii AJo:'l.OW. Th i' 1-01iri. <'on1·t11tio n11l !1111111· t • PIER l.t SLIP * -·-· -.~. v~n • • • ..,, Open S.t-Sun 12·5, '115' VR u• ' · 0 • m >. 0 • 1 I 7 • ' J ' !'ii Dt11wr Dr., CM . A Landlord S280 i1 all ynu nel"d In buy thi11 Brookhurat / Spri!P, Bkr, unit. A little elbow i rt:ase rlitP home h.a• e 1111·y1hlnr; ·,·1111r: or rak' ov,._r "~ l ... , 60
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UNUSUAL • Pool, OVl!n.iud Meu Del Mar <f-.pl.ex. ~m !11 nne af Collt.-MP.••'• Cute and cozy 3 bed· 963-7m ar 646-7414. An.xinu1 owner a• kin I stt>rro v.•/1pe11.kll'l'5, t'l'nlOll" CAl'Rr REAl.T\' 6l·l-'l~1Xl * BAYt'RON1'' *
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w • Rp. ••viii.le J•u· 10~ •-2 "-"-m• 2 -·'II P•Y II lh I room, as eavy S alO:e ··~ Cl loan. Can ,·,, .. mo. w , . •••l•nn•• ·-'rotor, ol-. !.'v••'• 1 aguna gu b•. P l••l••p·. 11-... -. , BDR., 2 BA., Family Rm. · ... -7,'"h,-w,,•;h. ~Fu.II-pn"-,w,• th• prl•-yn0r'"129°,..:::."'c,','. roof, new built-in appli· ._.,.. " ~ "'' '" 11 ,,,,,,.., N "" .... '"" '" uuu $34,000 nt:I. 1''irn1. 213 I CU TOM BU il T If yoo don't Udnk you c1111 1 r1tr1r 1c• !SI.ANO '*NEWPORT SllORJo~<; *
t w •h&I rpta, Prof . $62.500. Owntr will CAITY tr11.l lric ation ne11r South ances, big pantry and l-IA S.2:149 or 12:\-1411. I Big oc·e1n vie'>!' hon1e In alfordlt.you ahou1d !H'elhis \'11.LAl;Jo: CONO<lfl11NIUll.1 3 Bl',~ ba. 2-ilory.1'foor1na:
l&ndacprt. ~.900. Owner. 2M T.D. This won't lul, Cna1t Plaza and ldl!al fo.. formal dining. P o o 1 braut aarden ae11tn1 3 BR ''" fl -·•1·lou11 1i\'1n1 2 I J Ill DDl 54&-6&56 • BY owner. 3 BR, 2 Ba. ('OUTI· 3 "-,' dln•·ni ·• 11,· hom" ofter~. · 1111. • "'' · p1·1vt · . , . · callu1today! actiool1.·ca11 .size yard w/deckin\ •. 1 1. 1 1 I ..,.,, 1pa.c. · ' •"'SOOO RH , :1 AA. J.1'x:l9 ' ~·•1111·111.. LIDO REALTY ~ MISA Wb6DS * fl I b try It., arge ,i v rm., rp.r. areas. Well planMd kltch. -' k oor-o-ce illng r i c Must SPll. S28.:l00. Pr1n· 1 I . d k • polio IT'S AN Y.XI'ERIF.NCF.! 2 frph:11., 2•., ( ... r atlac . 331'1 Via Lido, NR 67l-1:11Q ..
B ovmer, 4 BR, 2 BA, fam fireplace. QnJy ias,500. ipali only 9S2-R129 .at>. view te MISSION REALTY 1111r. bf'11ut kif, 2 self cll!an * OPEN SUN. l , * rm 2 .,_ nld cul ite-111r Bk 962 •• I c · · · I 11rt>A. M11.ny extra11. Wet biir, o , "9 s~ ~ ··-r• J•P ' • • Re:•.llon 545-9491 RtaHon ~5-!M91 r. ·OJ<Jl · 985 s c t 11 La v M • .., ' ...... 1331 W IALIOA ~ta Ir: drpg thrunuf, lt'IM E 0 ~ fTON~MOON CO'ITAGF: I ti nled rla111, aaraa• door • PH'o· NE0"1114"1'Y·J,4 0"1'3"'1a OWN~:R * *. 4!16-~l62 •
P ablo Cir., uc ••~. OJ>f!n wi1 pen EveN • MARINA at the beach. $12,:"XXI. R·l 1 opener. ttlf-clea.n oven; 4 • ---------ILVD. ~ ~==~===~ -N~:\V C()NDO ot1 Jo:S.at 9, 131 "'° nd D HIGH e zon!ni. J. L. Youn4 Realty, very function.111, well pl11n· OPEN SAT /SUN . J.S , irll' 1:nlf ~-oiir~. 3 Rr, 1 Ba, 7 L'n1111 on lar. lnl, t'Ol"nr
••9,· !BA. '·~·· ........... , Lovely 3_ a en CUSTOM 847-1216 O• 842-8.140. nod homo. A i•wol .f" S77 ANITA -.,, ~,, "'''''·' "'~"'"' '"'""' •
,i.p,J1. -....... .l'I 0 5 MINUTES TO DOUGLA" SUW> 01111t·1·, ti .i-...,,., °'''· B'-k IOO<'''''. """• d A ~ $29 500 D WNTOWN H B •) · FOR Sale By Ownrr 3 hi" doll entertAinlng. Sll ,.......,. Old ~·orld <"harn1, 11f'11r """ .....,,. e n n · ••ume '"" t • ' • 3 8f'drm, 2 b11.lh, 21' x 21' L•lc• For est Wt f t D I m·~·•a• Ill~ Ow-r 1 SAR 3RA. hlli~ 1wimm;-1 houM!, $28,500. No quail-* .f"" 2800 * beRch. 2 BR .. 2 ba'1., ~ 11. • er ron up ex ..... ,.. · """'" '"' Ju1t a rf!al 11h• ..... h m.-, <' ean · ; .. ,. 11.mily rm, 2 fil'f'pl.,, loi• nl ~ [;';SS --a1~ •11 G _,, pool $34 !l.'IO JoP 1 -kl! fyinr. Auume 1''HA loan. •. ~ llv. rm h•• calhedrll.l rl!il., ." ... "." ll••n •••" 4 + hon•••. lh1 MarTu• SI . · ~2.~ .,...,, ei-=u. "' >nvenor. Al a pin, upgraril"rl rt'J)ts. '· ·· · -• P"nPlina: and wallpaper, Jo'nr :i'\ r ·~"' Gib W lk R I
J'tir inlipecliort 5 4 A-1 4 O .C d d • 1' Ot>Jightful wlhlhn RIO, d •kw• k r, !he '''''Y buy"r'. GI nn •-wn' 841-4113. ~: ~ briek frpl., hdwd. flr1. Spit! !'Ill + lanl rm, 2 ha . A 11111.~1 I e r t• ty rpll, an PP .~. laundry ,,_, -h •--1 .. uu ~ I I n I d * 67'5200 * Open Houat Sun 16-5pm. nbrhonrl nr ar.hil 1; lhop-• y ,... .... •. '"' 111 or name your termi. CAU. BEACJI DUPLEX 4 Br + t'Vf' r. pan prov• P• s,.t'. Open Sun l·.5, 24801 :r
THE 1110 ON• . . . $l600 d lll"p dtn tm, l!'I hv I'Tll 988 ~:58 bach. 11 blk to bch. Must 1 • =:~ ~ priv1cy lo m1tr. a:uill!. Rolli11~wooc!. -BIG FAMILY-;;-
50 Plfla', minimum · n v.·/fpl, covd p1tio, up .... ad~ -· -.. U I I'" DDl 1 1n Meia Verd4! _ 5 bdrm•. And paym@nt11 Jeu th1.n hi & rl FA' ht • sell. Owner/Are11t. 642-5567 ,..._.....
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dlninl rm-r.amily nn-Hur-nont. C11ll tod11y. you'4 likt crp0,,,,, .. ~ dbrpol ·,,,, ·~low' • lBR. 3BA Condo nt.ar bt'ach. ~ EXPANDAILE . • • lll : 4~;,901 Jo:vf"•: A111·W:"i0 .-"'""' .,.. ~~ homf' wlth lnt.'Omt. 3 BR, nr. ry on lhir. Votel c.a. what )'Ou RI!, mkt at S.'A.~. Your l•rm1! $ 2 2 ' O On. JSDX>. down. OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1-'4 bt'a,.h. Smartly 1ppoint,.d Lide Isle
Jte&Imn M~934S If coAsrLlNF. 536-3m. .. -----..,...=__,..,....,... ' . lfm • A E * 1220 STARLIT * (no •l•pol. Lowly briok *OPEN SUN. 1-S * BY owner, Eutalde 3 br.,nwpU!n!l lll[I RT IS T 1 S B ACH Irvine frplc., nir-e dttki w/.oml! 105 VIA LIDO NORD
rumooi rm. w/~pl1!1r.t0, 531•5111 ( =1 531•5111 fil-4471 ( -J MM1Bi HOU S E -Ve mil• SEE THIS SPACIOUS ocean view, altr. brick 4 Hdmi• .. l hlltti•: ditun« l~JotonquletCUldl!Sac. .-. · f romoce•n • .fbedroom HAVE A FAMILY HOME! patio. A rf'ntal 11 • 1111 •• IJ\1nc1 .. ,·k on m-tr.1
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F ULLlill RIAL TV _1, Call &f2-0.\\'t OWNER mu1t sell 4 yr. s study, f•mlly rm., for· I GREEN THUMB? Children's Wini with 3 BR1 n1etk.'Ulou1 l·BR a pt., blt·in wltr; htd. pool. <.,t0l1~ ,~r·
TWO 11:1!. l BR houmll'a an one new-ahort bik• to bnch! 3 MR CLEAN mal dlni"t rm ... AND Herl!'• your opporlunity to Ir BA. ¶te Master 1963. PMce Incl. a pprovPd tlf'r lot with b11.y vit-\\',
lot. Ronm to build. Xlnt In-bdnn1., 2 bA.th11, eleR'tnt • the most uniqu• food dfipltty your talent. Owner Suite with Walk-In clolll!t Ii ph1.111 1m' •ddt'J, 2·sty, unit $10b,000. * Wl:.\-rct.It'f' • N • w 11
vestment. By 1'.1 W n • r · flreplare In family ~ LIVES HERE P r e p • r • t i on are• tnirudernd before landM-ap-bath. Living Room \\•ilh ·m ~.000 1q. ft. Gr.Al buy at G ib W•lker Re•lty rlf'l)Oralfd J HR, 2 BA.,'
S0-2430. mnvenlent to the built-in we've •••n -• er~ Ing completPrl at thi1 4 Gla111 Door• l.eading to $'n,IXXI. * 67S.S20t * kH/fam, lovf!l,y ponlat•
BY Owntt. 2512 Fnrdham lril<'hl'n, h11.ndy di11hwA11hf!r. 1 1 :1 h d •tive chef's p•r•dlse. bdrm honH!. Perfect family pr i v" 1 e , seclude JI McCORMACK --'"'v"'l,.;A;:.;H;.AioVrnll"I_,,__ 1A.l'IM11, 1hort wallt fl.'I
Dr1 3 Br, 1am rm, l"'-ha. Lovtly• petn, lo~da o( deck-;~:!~ea~"· v:U ~: 0 i: a KR. -962·5511 , hon1,. in pool-Rl7.f'd lot. Bfui-yan:I. Lara:e Modem REAL TOR 494--7551 5 BR ., f11.mlly rm. Lar. rhlld-We1tclllf Plau, Mari•'•
Open Sun, 1 ttl f!. $31,950. tng, ™:•tt!rl '-ftllt'~ pnnl. proud nf thf'o hnm" ynu buy. OWNER anxious. Pride of $38,500. With low down, Kitchen, Built-ins, Cozy TI-IE bluf!! Piclflc li your.~ ren's phiynn., Muntl1>i·k. Li . St·hool Dist. 942-1919
5'.5o4624 213/l»-M't8 Carpe!Jncthruout including Stllnni~ rif'mr thn'inu1. All ownership home with • i · red h·.11 Dellk Corner, Sf!!pa r ate forPvPr tmm tkl11 lovf'ly 2 p1tio, 40xl10' Lot. S l:.!~.000. PftlM~~ INCOME PftOJl! CUS'I'OM Homa, poe1lble ldtchl!n! J}rk., S 3 O 'O O O · t~m11 inviled. $37,250 CALL spaclou1 be d r o am 1 , s Dining Arf'•. Lovrly Panel· kr, 2 Mo, own ymir l'lwn apt, t:R1'Y, ~ bllc trem octu.
rent.al with prlY entrance. M2--6691· 842-4474. 1leaminr pullman bath•, t'd Den. 2-fir Gttr111e. 6 .-rntrttlly lnc-11'9 tit,AI fflr ~ laweon j& :I lmmac duplllrf'I. 104'fl
Nr. l~lh St. 1hoppi111. OWNER lt!&vina:. Rich M'.lOd Omtu d•luxe built-in lritchci!n "'~ Ye11r1 Youns~ S.fl,000. thoM who 1111,. tn atrol1 thru ..meo. 1twn., JO% nf'l •Pf!nriahlt
148-™2. p ane 11 n I, ex p f!'n1lvt ~21 po~tte the family mom with REALTY Ll!l..,1na'i C()lorful shnpo. 3411 Via Lino fi'l5-C161 pnK.dblt. Q\\•n,.r 1n~iou~. Univ. P1rk Center, lrvine PRICE RE DUCTIO N ,.. s timl G t c 3 BR on. " &ere, ioned llr wallpapt"r acr:ent1 lt!nd1 til'f'pl11~. Completl!ly tn-Call Anytimr.. lll--0820 $82.00J. 4 BR ' Dtn, 3 ha, hn11t yd, · u t, trr P o .. ~·~·
'r: wtlt., $.U,500 per1<>nallty and chl.rn\ to aul1ted. Quality ('()nstruc-OffiCI! boun I AM to II PM Almo1t Nl"w llomr-. Jmpt'C· del. dbl rar. $78.500 .. Ry CANAL T RI PL I X ·* Call 131·1~11 + th\11 diati~tiVll 4 bedl"Mm, 2 tlon. Patio. Sprinkler11., f!X-cable Condllion. 4 BR, 2 BA, LivP In 'lUirl 11•rlu~lnf1 In !hi~ own1r, 106 Via D I Jon 1 pif'r 4 0oa1. t'firner lnl.
2 Br, r, lot, Ap .. 11 ....... , hi.th home. EI e g I_ n t ]7910 MAGNOLIA. 1'.V. pt'rtly larvh1caped. Bric., NEW HOME Tlrrplttr f, Fenced Yard " lflVf!l,v 2 hr. 2 hit tandn, Inc G7!>-T44i2 I lllL'Ol'rn'. Sl.000/rno. V.-ry •• •
_ .... ~ fireplaef!, d~uxe built-in ·~] 950 !162 l37l Dog Run, Strttl-to.Strf'PI ln S11.n C1.-ml"fttt'. Beaut_ ._....... ~.,~ 3 BR by own•r. l'llrf'. Sll9,!l00. J'.P. 11!.0M
incld. 1:1450 down. Auume dilbwazher. C.Oveftd pm.tie. PRESTIGE HOME ,.. . , . - , . Tran11ff'rred owner ielling 1 Lnt. Near New Dana Point lrwiicpri. Cr.at b\l)' al '4,o':'jo~,llOO. :m Via Niel'. dn. Owner. fi7~2124. , _1oan_. _________ 1 N-· !u ... -""·""' and new * 5 9-~ms OWNP:R De 1 per a t e . 3 yr old Broa.dmoor horn• In Mttrina Only $35 500 US 000 •· ..... '""'"' _... ..,.,,.,rvo ,__.. .__ 2 "-th Tunlerock. 4 Br, 2~ h.l, l . ' . ' ' ~. NEW DUPL E-X lt"hool. M ., $ 3 1, 0 0 (I, * 2 &lhs 11f'flr<l<lm nnme., .,. 1.
Bull1.-in dream k it c h I! n, car gara1r. huce C<Omer 101. V IC ST UART, R••lt•r Build YtlITT' d1"f'am hnuM nn Mese Verde "'hl11 watl!r vltw, lrt luxury
982-5566. *' Family Arra family rm, Adjacent w/ao Completed A ta1lefully der· LAGUNA BEACH this vl•w lot, In ""' of 1111 i 1~. $86.&oo. Dll.\''• Aant . REDUCED $4000. * 111: x l8 Pon! lnvHinr fireplace. 16d4 ft. onilt>d lnalde i out. Could * .,,...7531 * t.ru""''• chnlee aN!aa. A OPEN hM ~t i Sun, ne11o· 675·19TJ or 4!M-06J~.
CHARMING Gref!IlbrlXlk ipeoelal famou1 : ~~~ti:J~~aded homr • n c Io •• d patio with 1 ive lmmtd. po11.1•11ion. 1495 GLENN~YRE M't of f11.nt1U1rie DI an • ahq crpt, 48R, }'am Rm, HARROR V!l'~'W HOMJI! . ·-~:
... ~USTIC Ba.rceklrla model 4 bedrmt, to be livtd ln and e .. u.....-, CAllClldinr water fa 11. Prlnrip!ll.!1 only, 714/A.\l9-f2T. .....----~.,,..,--avaibehlr. $80,000. Fnr din Rm. l9M Flaminio, MONACO. 2 + """· :I ha .•
ru:Y"CHHOMI family room, uwa,df'd thnl-Nnt Another home ~";;fue Tn!shly pa.intM @"'Xpuio:', IMMF:D. i;mseukln tn MAUI. O~N~ J.f•len Newton Jt.E. ~TT }'H . Ownr·•it. fi44·2S.'VI. ,._ Im~~ til• en-.. .... ,, t!.ltt gsr••e door ope:n· Brk .. $19.950, 146-0S!M. 1 1tnry 4 BR, 2" BA, Ltt Dove ' Lei Jordan I BDRM., 2 Bil. hy nwner. HA""nR VIEW PAJ .'.RMO. _...... --.. "7 ""'· -o markf't 10 compare. Ca.11 613 ALTA VISTA I l · •\.DU' • .-. ball • 30• L.R.. w/vaulted, er, water aoftener, 1upt!.r now M! ""lO. GOV'T. OWNED 'hnmf". Short walk to rom-4'4-~11 Jmm1c., walk to •em Jr. 5 mo nrw 4 bl", 2,, "·, ~ ·~ J k k Neo1v AJA dr1iRned Mf"riilt. h' y I s-~ &.o1c ......... 711 D9. beamed Clllllint and brick sharp with many xtru. mun1., PM. par , l't'C, THIS IS ITJ 1. acan . oMi ,'11111 • ......,..._,.,, S69 ~ o 141H>UT
f .p. Gotieou• kit wlload• of U .Ol'lO dnwn OK. Repnuessrd horne1. Low arPa. Pri/pty. 832-6930. 's"r"1'.CT· ,'cu"ud,Rmscor~A~ M l11lon Viti• 3B .. , wner,
cabi.neta le. hltns. 3 oversized lirwln r eilty Inc. down. Govl!rnm•nt pays You don't need • ~ ~ The mn•I charmlnr homt R, uondo, &Ill locaOon LI)
968-4405 i24 Hnuni) clo1fnr co.ti. Call 968-444'1. VJF:W. S&9.SOO. Laituntt h11.x to offf'r? 3 Bill' Olnyoo. P11ooram lr Vu
Low Down :::..:.::=--cl:iiii~---1;;;;;;=;;===== * Crest Realty "Draw lo"asl" Whl!n you plaf'.t LAGUNA N IGUEL Btlrm~. plu11 1ue11I hou!W!, AEGEAN HlU..~ 4 or Ol:'an. l-il)'. &14-119~ * *' • * • * $1 .00 3 Brinna. plu11 rll'n ; quality 1itu11ll!d nn Jarre. bfodroom home wirh adriPd if)· BAYrn oiii'r, ~.ff.(l 1q. ti. SOMI OCIAN VI EWI I MOVES VA BUYER lnto $25,500. OWNER . .f hr. l'* ba, lSxM an lld In the DAILY PILOT l\l•im pool. Cornf'r lol. A buy ! bf"11.utlfully 11ndllf'11.Pf'rl Joi. dlni nr •""•· 111.raf!! m11~1f!!r home. P l•rlflOAt. Sl!lfi,MJ
4 wboppins hil bedrnoma, 2 1Ml0 Ml ft of 3 bf!dnnll, li,t fBR 2BA. Ira: 611' 1116' fnctl I pr.in!, ahq ept, JMl.tio, 6% Want Adi! Call now • • • at S?.R.9:'!0. Ftf'f"pl11.1•P, vaul trd i·•llln•• bdrm.. full •Ir.• walk·ln M11nrhall Rr11 Jt) 67~.i!OO
Bl h I' / bath quality Tiburon condo. ld1ept lot, ow:rsitf'd dhl ](1&11, clllM' to Dnualaa. Prln. BONO REAL T Y Ir n1uc·h, mur h ml'll'f. Haa tn w11rdmbe l~ludlng bu\11\n Newpiort Heights Ttny~rl~· ;,n;;,-~ ~pUlar 8'1Jbo9 mod•I tn ear, 7 yra new, kit/fAm rm \="'="'"'=="=";;;'Y=·=""=·'°°=·=~=o;.=n=s._t.;_.'4=>'56=7='=· ======::.:.====4='='·:2;;23=8===o hr ~n tn ht' l'lf!ll.wrl. Aak 1helves i' drawer1. Double + *' * * * prtma lneatkwl, Only 2 yn mmbo, all bltin 11ppt'11, bl& for Rn11 ie R.obtrt11. 197,500. bri<'k firtpl. Xlnt C'Ond.
TRADE f'OR old, clo!lt't1, plenty cupboRrrt&. KATEIJ..A R Jo; ALT 'i ,
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k 1 h 1 ,_ od If T n• Purrle with the /lui/f-/n Chu ckfe "" yl•w, 2 1., bdnn" 1 """" w/f'.P . Chtery tc en bedroom•, 2 baths, *',.t t1!Wl Glennl!yrt SI.
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11.1/larp bnakta1t room. t'l'!ar living room •nht.noed 0 lecrm11nr th. 6 ICfamb!ed ~!MT.\ 549--0311 drPfl. land1ea~ Y a rd * * · • *' * * by fhoeplsce. 8ullt-ln fllM71(RJ'4f4111 wtirds btlow to mole• 6 w/aprinklf'rt, £0 Vl!r l!d NIWlft TRlf'LIXI )dtcMn. dl1hwuMr. t('ft'ttd1!1""',__.., .... ___ s/111J1l• wordt. Print letters of O"IN SUN lo A VA loa
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I 1 E '-ti .:::::..:::=------"I · -· Btlrm. 2 h1th Mm•. _.,.lutl· J BR. 2 be, formal entry,
w ocean • ew. nc: BY DWl'll"r Tiburon Condo. 3 f s I I j I j1 t'f1 hy ln'f'• Ir. land1eaptn1. 3 beam ctll'r. aarden k!t, 1•rAR~· I! s c ,, 11. n t r:on-BR, 21~ BA. den. Next tn or a e . . . -F I I dlt)on. Aaklnr onl,y $&.1,000. nnnl. Beautifully deoorated. rp <'I., hl<Am celll1111, hu~I! cnv'd, p11tio w/lounl1i11.
Walk tobt b ,...-. I I I n11ilr. b<lnn., grtv. pAHo MCludH fro11t C()urtyd., * * !c • t t • 1..:132::::·900:;:;,·.:JIM-Z!:;:..:;:t~;:____ Ph (714) T 0 T I F U 'A'ith l}lr. brick BBQ; lJP. towertna tne1 A Pfnoramlc
1111 'tlD! llEAL TY Huoflnwten lo•"' one I.1-r1-...1-.,1-ir-n11-I O • .. '~';1J",;,,do10. Prieod to"" =-1~11 ro;,~:i· aw.,., u~ ~lahway ·own;r ~Help 962•6605 r_,.T_,U.,M..,...A_HrO-r-11 ~ -~ • • • w11:~!:1~~!~.TON New.;.rt°' lloocl! , •• .I I ' I" 1 j 2'.lfl Martnt, 1'11lboa 11/and Y eur Catts 675-JUl DEAit Tllfte To Move A screwy lnv1ntor1 • ·
$31 , 150 I s E y R u L I "There's 1 fellow In my MONARCH IAY HOUSEWIFE, h1~r,-rj-J~-.l,.-.,J--t town who'a bullding • ~'.~~1'.• ~~·~m c::: 'ci.ild~:'t::~ ~hi:b:;:ci: •-~· ~--•---~--~ rocket to fly to Me rs In. It's crea1rrl wlloW, twamf"d 3-bdnn 2~ balh condo on th•
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NEAR NEW · IN C.M .
l Sil, 2 ba., 2 trplt. +
torm .. 1 din, rn1, + + lllx~
fam, rm, S41.90Q. C.:Orttacl
Jon Marlin.
LIDO REAL TY
3.171 Via Lido, N.B. fl7l-7JM
San Clemente
OCEAN SID E 0~ HWY
Wlk to bch A 1hoppln1. Only
J 'i )Tl. old, Buttttruuy
1llAlr11alnrd ln1lde A. out. 4 en.. 2 8111 ., b@11t q111I r pff ..
appll11ntf'1, frplc,. lovely yd,
Thi• home wUI 1tll quickly. "'·"'°· • • * • • "" R>::DUCED S4IXO
3 BR, 2 811, .2700 IQ', "·
Ocean, t'anyon A tolf mtmlll
vlew1.1..o<'ated ~ orwltf a.n
Clem•nte'a but ueu. Xbtt
buy, m.ooo
TIIOMStN RT,TY -
SELL (U4,flOOJ or trade J
BR, 2 BA oou.n view home
San Clemerit• for H. 0......
Co. 544-429'1. I ] quil• e Thi0g. lrll be mad e "'"""' bend r u b b • d IVHt elda of Il•wpon B1<k . r I I I I d h•ICftriy tun dftic. 31 Dr (~th kN• )'OU, no OUltkl• "'* ~n th• out1l • i nd one CM be 1t1df'dl~ Jfup 'dtrn lbr him, 1n1tt1d lhtrt I• a S.n te An• • ........ _ ......... _..._ ........ - -on th• Inside.'' tll /hllr Ir l'OlY frplc. Walk In bUllard• ""· card rm • __________ ,
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D~ILY PILOT
WANT AD
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I I j I l j yow O.V.Jop irOM WD No. 3 lttlow. 7m•rlf'lll. Powuion in t1me A craft1 nn and lt"fn<f'tllf'r. Into thli 3 bdnn, timlly lift,
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; ~ $97,!'IOO Ownn" 4!1!1-2974 and I.ht)' wlll ID to Nt"wporl powQlon . • r;;~:~rv~es~~J~R ~! 11 ~ r J4 r L r I' l TRl·lev,.I f'U.llOl'tl Mme. VA Harbor •11. Aaklnr ·~.900. !11.rwln ttllty Ina
-· i . . L - . - ---. t\n•~l"I •Vi ii. 3 Br .• iao· w/$1,900 d'n, with lovlna --'403 lM hrw.)
ft ~l~.ru 10•1 I I I • I I l ... .,. view. eompaukm, -* "ARTYHdiJ'ii *
:;_ . • . . , , . . . $74,ffS l' ···~Pi-SECLUDED pool . Abool•ll !>Nin& I• 811yln1 ••• Ptlvaryl St:i&~. Clk._ """aft"' J.aauna Ul·IHI 1:11 IJ1·11U 1111. ''"''""" Prtmt o....r ""°'""""' fjl,!111). 0.--
SCltAM-LITS AIUWIU IN CLASSIPICATION 900
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·-nn 15' x 21' .W.lly STOP PAYING RENT!f.f. W~"I' fO' lol ACltOSS·THl·COUNTRY ...,. $229.jiermonth.w mi, wvettd patio, 99' x LIO' By """"'· Saailke 1?9.5IXI. '':;:'~ ~n:,. -xlnt Condition., """'""be orult•bl• I•• doe Prtnclpah only. 548-Mn b!Jolnclthe 'fuW~·!1:'.'wing ·ond moat ndtlni: Dk., , pot "'"""*Apll. or 54Ul03. ~·db-
ktnMI. VA-OK. Tak Adv of O Mountoln, Dooart, cy e ren ~ ... Jn Ille nation. lllan-IZ54 Br. ~ Ftplc. * 1 ·OI~ * NICE .•~ 2 .JlAO -·larwln rHlly Inc. • antage ., Rt-114 ai:e ID exclllilg program of hike · leuia1. ll<l!ut w,Bla decl<. • M • .. W/W ..,. ... -.~~;; -""'°""> THE GRIATls;:--NIJ·VIEW RINTALS w.---""' pr, J!l!d . ~ · '* CLOSE OUT SPECIAL Advance of '8600.00 on Company Lease 6p.GO .. · -· -979-19:" ·: · •'!> • ----------
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OPPORTUNITY
. Acru near Palmdale lnt'I
·Airport. X1nt growth poten.
•' 1 tial Red. to $32,SCXI.
IHI Grundy, Re1ltor
Bayold<, N.8. 67;.61.61
rtm1nt1
For S•lo
~2 BR UNITS
152
.s,n Clemente, ocean view,
nr bch, 7 yrs. old. Prlv
o:>UJ1 yd. Beautifull y
lndacpd. Pride of owner"lhip.
)act lnvHtment, $154,500.
OM-'EN RL TY 492-95.50
tsu1fil011 Property 154
i IT SI' ARKLES
ELEGANT 3 BR, 2 ba, lam
rm, pool, rec nn.--all fur
Jen than $35,0XI. Agent,
60-ml or 6f4..8814 •
• . SHOW ON EARTH Pn>gnm •if quollflad -with ·retum..ol four f"BR: $2501-aU1 ~ ~ .. Oceon! Furb 3 BR. ...... SllO. -~ ""'* City, Ul&b -Fanwti< figures monthly. Full price •t8,500.00 ' .,_,, .., ii.~ 1Jlb .i.d:: Booh w/aar. In<! uw. Pvt yd.:""'' palot;' .
011 The Last 5 Condomlnlu1111 1nve11mont ....,r1y. Brand _, ... · 2l.ln<Kl86 * Flortda. --· · • '·, ,,.,. :i-.v cM!et •'"""""' Complete Company traininrona•NationaJ· '· IJJ5.QUIET "',,..." 1 Br. l BR. 211o; 1-t,..""1r3;:
IN l'HASE TWO
• Minimum '950 Moves You In .
• No Closing Costs.
• Free Upgrade Carpel.
• Immediate Ptlssession .
IN ADDITION, you gel 2 & 3 bedrooms, 11>1 &
2 baths, built-in range, oven, hood, di!lh ..
washer, d1sposal, indiv~dual laundry ~a. en·
closed private garage, private entrances,
choice of carpet color, cable TV, swimming
pool, gas S-S-Q & park-like recreailonal
area.
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I< ""'°" complex, _i!Z,!!00. CID Today. 213/461-8166 . WINTER, 2 BR. 2 bo. oo. CQDds. * ~ ~ ·:; '.~j
Call Tom w ... ,. In Pule , , . patio, dbl pr, flrple; F.A. ~PIUVATE 2 Br 2/pr ALOND ..,,IOj'. 1'o«f. ~
City llll/6'918335, -IUQI -A .llKI CORl'OUTION b(:.•.l) ~213.!.., ~ ~~ P'ncd ,..,u. Olildft; Ok. • nu. erw. ~.~ . l
Rally. 6430 SUNA:I' ILVO. S01TE ·1011 •w .,...,_ .... , ·~-* Roni-~ LOTlnlamoulL&UHavuu._1;:::;:~·;.H~O~L~L~Y~w:ooo~~~C~A~L~ll':O~ll~N~tA~~-·~--'~w~-:?~~~~== n~FAMihYORSINGLES! ·-· . home al the wor14 ~h ' ! · • New"°" t. a,aCh 3 Ill-. 2 Ba. Bltns. Avall ~rte
Lohden Bridge.· Located luslMll' lu1lnet1 · Now' ~~~?"=••;;:;:
dose ID oll """°""A c1ty, ~ffy 200 Opi;o'J'funlty 200 '=1til~,l<>r ~.:'. . * • l'BR,<l.bo.·lao>nD. ;,,
::.: ~.;:;:;-:.:: • · ' "' " Ba1bqo . 11$-SPACIOUS 4 Br. 2 Ba. 3 BR, 2 bL ... ,,., .....
WANTED $175-2 Br. Frplc, pr, -11o, Gar."P'ncd fl>r •. ldds/peL · · ,'.BR. il\'-llo,,~ nD. • come Jll'OP, 644-o6687. ..-
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Cttto MoMI Coote MoM ft-ollf '·~ c-... -,.~. -~~~~~== I BR, a>n<lo .~-;;;:';:;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;:;;:;I~-..... """"'
....... ----· IPACIOOSIBr.l\IJlo,Nft LIVE LIKE A KJN" l ml< .. Oct ... ,.,,_,.,.... i iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I DELUXE I l!r, Ill Ba Studio _ _. ____ _
on d .. <Hnd -L Qopb, !PAC 2 A 3 Br apt 1140 VP· I BR. unf\\n!. Opta, a.-.
-· pool, bl!N, priv. Pool, cpt/drp, bl!N, kids oil ""'''°"'"· rotrtc. No .... wll.rblll 6 t•mlla. Av.U. "l'> 6 drjlL °"1WllWit II> "" -ll>jp -colon.
llol>t. '1ln!, 13:!<1 mo. ...... cation. (111 IN. 64Ul9!1. At lud9ot Pticttl """· ..._.por, •I<. 2 Br
'1641. Dupl•xff, apt. sa. 8&cbt1or 1150. ~'l#~tllm~~:1;n~1i.;:r =======: Furn. ,. Utofum. SSS ~ Both >ril Ind utU. f!3.4131. h" OCE,\llJ'MNT l br, .... l"'
'br, 2 .,.,. car. Ul5 cl•.,.. &Ibo. l1l1nd * POOLS ty & .. ......i. Ideal Joe. 1na: dt'p + 1st &: laat. Opt to Wortd:fw bach pttf. 1416 W.
buy. 8!17-S51'. * DELUXE I< BEAUTIFUL* ENCLOSl!D ~~ t2UJfllll..lm. ~=:&:~=---!Brand new, never u..a in; 3 GARAGIS ,...., 310 Br., 2 baths, ftpk. ao.. to* CONVENIENT f BR. 2 bo on beach. AvtU ..,..urn. North Bay. Ulllln'n. lflO TO ALL BEACHES ..,.. tlvu June 1. Jm. $421 · utU tncld. ~ o r 111 .. hlond mo., ,.ui;., "' lurn., FROM $135 MONTH 54t.m&-llob
. "" .. winter, $350 monlh. LTS S • w. u your ohanco "' II•• Sambouy Roalty 6'!3-<900 ADU PLEA E BEAQI apt, i,.. lBR rum.
tlooe to tho So, bay 00 tho DELUXE beautllul new and VILLA POMONA IU5. Dll W. Ocran Fnmt
VILLA MARSllLLIS
SPACIOUS 1 & 2 llDROOM APT.
l'umllM4 & Ulllurnllhocl
Adult Ll•lnt
Dl1bwub1r color coordinated appliances •
Plush shag caJ'llel • mirrored wardrobe doors·
iotllrect JJ&bUne In kllcben • brealdast bar •
hu•e prlv1te feDc:ed patio • plush landscap.
lni • brick llal'ob.QUOI • large heatod pools
& Iona!. Air eond!Uonlng.
3101 So. lr,lotol St., S1nt1 Ano S57-l200
COLDWILL, BANKER & CO.
MANAGING AOINT
laland1 yearly, for only $475 spacious' Apt. 3 sit 2 Ba. lbq Apt C. ~'lU> aft 6 JO\ mo: lmmao. lotnlJy homo: ~k. Close to N°"1. •··. PHONE 642·2015 wit daya/IJ!)'tim< wit•*· lif'.' Ulllurtt.
3 BR • d rum d • • ., ~ (1760 Pomona Avt.) 3 . • en, un ., rea y ht floor corntr Bldc ni BEAtrr octan view, upper ·cm. Mu.
---------··---161 Apt. Unhlm.
to inove in today! 136 Topaz Apolena.' $330 mo. .dutta •m I hr, d-wahr. bar. aundeck.
R le&B'l, on the North only. &73-4702 c~rJ. NEWPORT Wln.ttr rtntaL lll • 34th St.
bay. Vlow. 3 BR, family APARTMINTS 6f5.3109: m.1860
Cotti Moso
patiof. S1'5. 1 child ok. No 1986 l\.taple No. 1 ..•• &U-3813 n«i/mo. 963-1«4. •
pets. f>48..T164., 2'Jl6 CoU('&"e No. 5 ••• 642-TOM 2BR. w/appllanet1 p .•
Shady Elms and Pool DELUXE l &: 2 BR, 1 &: 2 Securlt.)'.
1 &. 2 BR, fll) \IP. bl, $160 up. Pool. Adult.I. ~
Furn. Avail. Oilldren'• sect. UtU pd. 324 E. 20th St., I-SIDE 2 llll $1SO
.EU.I GARDENS Apt.I, 17'1 6'5--4761 Bltlnl, w/w, trl1. Poot AdllS.
E. 22nd St. ~ 14)..lSCS. DELUXE 930 sq. tt. :l BR. l No pets. '42-9m.
SPAC."IOUS 2 Br. Bar. Bltns. BA. Beam ct.II. Prlv. Patio. 2 Br, drps, nu crpt, bl•
Crp!1. $165/mo. 135 Albe:rt Gar. Cptl, drps, bltns, f:r plr, pvt patio 6: ~. ~
Pl. No. A. C.~t. See J\li:t $19;; nio. 642-KMJ2 bt-f. 5 PM. ~5711. •
Apt C. 1 Br., new crp!, drp!. 11\0\"(', 2 BR. erpl•, dn,e1, bhllil-
1 pttSOn . Lrg. Br. SlJO. rTtri~. Adult!C, 111dy or Yard. No retJ. l6M: OrafCt
Stv/N"fr luti.I pc!. 995 \'ale~ couple. Sl15. 5-18-156 2. Ave. M.>-1657.
l'i11. Nr. Baker/Mendoza, LRG . 2 BR. unfurn. $14.\ 1~'8 e TROPICAL POOL e ..
C.lo!. Tulip l.&ne, Costa ro.\Psa, ~ Br i-t udio, llS b&, frt:il. li5
LARCf: DELUXE 2 br, Call for kty · ~S-2100. r.. 18th St .. Nn. l!i. ~Utt
crpt/drpg, bltn11, dahw1br, DUPLEX l Br. untum. Qu1;t. • 3 BR , J~ bl.. $165 mo.
patio, r•r. Nr &:!. Cit Plus. No docs, rats or motorrr-Dtposlt &: rell req'd, Cbldn
rm., turn. $425 Mo. Newport Beach • I 3 .,,_,_ 2 2450 Newport Blvd., CM DLX. waterfront 3 Br., IV·· ease. DU1u•I., OCEANFRONT·2 Br. or 1 ALL 1!1'ILtTil:s PAID patio, &at. S~ mo. Lee· 2 ~·?II mo. 236 Apte B,, Wlnla or yarly. pXJ to $131/fo\o. to Mo. Br., patio, dock prlv. ~
HARBOR CREENS
P1rk·Lika Surrounding
QUIE."r DELUXE
2 & 3 BR AP'J'S.
Pvt. Patios * Htd. Pools
F'rom SI~ 546-9205. rles. 5-IS-7i70. Ot\. :>49-4ZJ5
Apt. Unturn. 365 Apt. UnfUM. 3~SA 0-'pt~.~U~n~lv~rn-.---~jiS~I
~~e:-~·,::; :S M25. ea-at>. ' can 148-lmB mo. Wlntel'. ~2Jll.
• e available-now l~~~~~~~!~ll "1ri""ii;:::~i:2::::" I % Block to o e e a n , 2 BR.
WILLIAM WINTON rG !•I El Puerto Mesa ........ Wlnltr. lnqu),,
l'uml1hocl I
Unfvrnllhocl
from $130 to $215 mo
Bachelors e 1 ldrms
2 B4rm1 • 2 ldrma
IV.. or 2 l'ull loth1
Nr Sbop'a * Adults Only I rC:os:t:•:M=H:•'::===:;C~o~s~t.:.•..:M~H~l~~T=T=~C~o~•='=•=M~•M~=======;I Martinique Apts. 1 ~
1777 Santa Ana Ave., C.M.
llAL TY 67$.3331 Ap•1tmenb forRerit 1 BR'I • $130 UP ;m-66f0;;.::;;:;·~=...,..=-=-="
l'umllhocl Ap11. OCEANFRONT 3 BR. 2 Bl.
All UtllUIOI Paid 1)>1 .. new carp. $300 Month,
2• BR. !"enc~ yard. BBQ, ~ P:urn. HO Pool • Recru.tion winter. Aa:ent 675-1642. \1'f'1la,..., ~1pomible oouple. 1959 Maple Ave.; C.M~ OCEANFRONT. Very nice 2
?ft children. S 2 0 0 Imo· lellloa 11l1n4' LRG 1 Br. Ste + dep. Br., trplc., cptl, drp1.
~2S2. 2 BR, nr new, FIA heat. Crpt11, carport I: lndry in Winter. $1':1/mo. 8'13--0215.
lagun1 Beach W/D, D!W, 1J., d~k. Nr bldg. Nr. •hoP'. schl• & 6CEANFR.ONT lrt• 3 BR. 2
_ LAGUNA BEAOI So. Bay. U5% A,methyst. lrwy • .,='8 ,!1 C&mlno, Apt 1, BA, upper, Frplc, new turn.
ATE. 4 BR, 3 car $n5 mo thnl June 73. N«r CM . ..-vwJ.. ----"'~/,:.yrl~y;,·=-=211=~--
. •PrJv1 driver WOOD-642-5766. SHAD1 ELMS and POOL QCEANFAONT .
'llIW!IDE ACRE. rum t'OMFORTABLE 2 BR. $225. I 6 2 Br. Pool. II«> up. 2BR, lBA. !rple, .. tio. BBQ,
Mut•r size bedroom.a w/
hta:h btam ctllin.p, larp
llvin& room w/111 or
wood burnlnr nt.pla.ee.
Convenient laundry ana ott ldtcben. Enclosed pa-
tfo.. ~ swtmmJnr poola.
sauna, recnatJon taclll-
tles. Security iuard. No
pets.
Mar. Apt. 113 646-MU
:;f * $1IO * * 3 Bl-, 2"' Ba, ney.·ly painted.
Bibi!!', erpt/drpt:, entl petio.
Nr &ehl• .l shop's. Childrtn
ok. No pets. 880 Cent~ St,
CM. Call Mon'1, Wed's &:
ftl's 1-5 pm., Tues to 11:30
am. All dt,y Wknds. 842-8340
ELEGANT LIVING
Spaciou1 adult ccimplex with
tinplaee, patio, pool. Quiet
but convenient.
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or UnfUrn VIEW. Walk to mo. incL utll. Yrly option Unturn. Av at l • ELM :l'50:::::..· :..W.:Jnter=:..· .:,-:;,_:=c.....-I ~-~-$210. St. level' II blk !rom ~ENSC M ~·-:!" E. 3 BR., 2 bL, all bltm: at.pa Modtll Open 'Ill I pm.
• ' baylnmt Ftpk. 813-1081 -~.. ' · ~· to th• boo.ch. Wlnla l'50 per
Tho ORLEANS
17~1 Tustin, ~· ~Wl>Ort hoch a11er f pm. LRG. rum. 1 Br. apt. laund· mo. 64J.<11TI. 27GO Pot .. son Woy, CM BRIGHT It apaciJus 2 Br
1tudio, l~ encl patio, avail
,l'XJY-'. $165. Avail Oct. 15th
e:if.tra I&e • bria:ht 3 Br
studio. 1ep. dininr, Jae
encl'd patio. Nr. 9Chools.
$XW), (213) ~388--5255 am
XJ.AllLY &: WINTERh ,~ N 0 RT H ,~t-Winttr prW ·• quiet.rd·N!t.m ~~· 3 BDRMs., 2 Balbi, 2 doors nr Har .. r Blvd &
Homes in Beac ""' ... rental 3BR,:dwn1tair1, oman pre · .,...., . .r ...... from ocean. Yearly. C>etan Adams
" From $350 Month $250 mo. 3 "'or 4 BR u111tairl $135. 19'22 Wallace, Apt. B. view. Sharlt· 673--2825. ,
;f, Gruody JUI,. 6TS-<1SI $300-$350 mo. 2!3/349-JEIJ9•1..:.54M51::.:=!·-~---~:· "'-ndomln1umt 213/84~2824 * CLEAN 2 Br. 0099 to 2 Doon from heh. 2 Br., j ,.. A<htl,. nJy ,. part. rum. $'50/mo. yrJy , . • Unfurn. 320 WINTER rental -Jh bUc: to ~-1191~ ~~i.-~--· lse. Cpts, drps. 642-3443. l water. 2 BR. $250 mo., 3 ....... ._. 79 AUUJC ..... ,
RIOUS 2 bd. 2 ba., BR. 2 BA $21ri mo. Leut. C.M. 2 BR. Aptl. OceardrOnt or
wp. Bch. Bluffs, pT5 per Frplc & pr. No pets. ut LRG j Br. Nlctly turn. ~~ W~~ yqrty, mo.,.,~e!~?A 7ltMU238 or Opal 675-2'773. w/pool. S'139/mo. No peti:. ,;;;:;;:;:;.::;:.,;;_:..::::.:;,,,.......,, 21.31 ~· BAYFRONM bdr •• 1, .,..,..,. l!8T ?,t"onrovi& Ave. No. 3, Df:LUXE 1 Br apt. Slept ro
untlngton &eech pvt patio, parking. Yrly~ se.M70 ocean. $1~~·
Br, crpts, drps, pool, R/O, wlnter. Inquire .fOO So. 1 Br. or 2 Br. nr. lhoPI· Pool. ** 4 BJ't. 3 Ba.th. Furn.
whr/dryr, refg, . clubhlt, Bayfront Ne. 5. util pd. Adults, no peta.1184 Frplc. 1 block to beach.
, J225. 5411-1~. 5.1'1-6384. BAYFRONT, 3 BR, 2 BA. Monrovia. 54&<)!36. Yearly. Call m-mtJ.
~· 2 BDRM drps washer/dry· furn. $450 yrly or $3'TS l BR w/prqe. Water pd. \\8IUc 1 t'I', refl'ie. ~I. Near Hat--~te~: •• ~ ~-111:~ ~~-:'" S::1~"' Av•. 2:n~~·kii~.':.; petl. -:r ·tiour View Scbool. '250· ou. UIL&l>U· 'U" .. ~''""· O'M""lllO>'I or "'" $:li0/mo Lllf, 6n..<m5. j t2131 1192-:111!. WATERFRPNT, O>rlat1all BEAUT. FURN 2 BR $18(1 OCEANFRONT wlnla 3 br
' wport Bffch guy to lbart with 2 othen. Incl. uttl. Htd Pool. Adlta. no J'rpl • "'8w :!f~;;.:;:~;;:;~:;;:;-:---1,wm~· ~1'::'·:..1135~~-.;.1oo~G~am~et.:=._ pea. Aiao 2 Br ant &U-9UI. ~~ ~r;ra'· · * OP1:N SUN * B•lboa Penln1ul1 $ll5 utll pd. Sm apt MU 15th 1-'~=''-:'o;· ..:;cc.:,._-="°' Vista Caudal. Luxury 2 I: Newport. Sin&le adlt. *2 BR. 1 be., ccmp fllnl.
Br .• 2 ba., din nn; "1>l: Wint.r Beach Rentals -. ........ ..,., l> blk to beo.ch IT'>.... m ft patio fantastic I: per. 530-6D) • . +~·a.ier vu; privacY. ~ 1 BR apta: w/patlos furn 81ch &.1 Ir. Ix'" BAOtELOR ROOM AT THE
1 ... E Lush plush 3 BR Avail Sept. to June ceptlonelly nice I 2111 BEAOI. Winter Rental.
21t.. ~ condo nr. H~'. ~s '!!'Y a:. ~plao .1 Newport Blvd, C.M. 673-4m
111 .r •vm ~. mo. us uti. -_;;;:,:;;,....,...,---;:--:: ,Adll.8, no pets. $375 mo. Seashore RHI Estate Qulet 1 br apt, yd, WINTER duplex avail -3
· 54$-2346. 67S.1573 adltl only, ulill lurn. BR, 2. ba $300; 2 BR. 1 bo
·~•UT G'""EN n.....1 $130. 145-1367 ""SllO • .Nr; oceu., ~-
• • . ~ • IUW • ........ • $25 WK 1c u~ Ocean · · ; : I~ Br., 2 BL $MO/mo. Lovely Blcb • 1 Br • I BR. Beaut. very Jrc., very APf. Ulllum. IQ
· 673-6221 Roo Maid Servi Pool clean. $14S/mo. 1004 :£1 ~1
· nt1 An• -u:8Pd. · ce -Cimino, C.M. 546-570fi. ;llaek;.;;;.;;;;..B;;.;;•Y~· ____ ._
e Call 6'1>-87'" e , JMMACUl,ATE 1 Br. $1Z. fl.o /mo '1453 •-•-· "°""' 3 Br. Condo at "Brad· = Ocean ba"ffz,e, Utll pd. Prl ""'"°" ' .U-Vllfti',
al • WINTER or v.arl leue Apt A A B, rev. 2 Br,
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fOrd.tPlace.'' Call t pm, . <J• Y ' patio. Quiet adults. f73..ni8. Bit-in. ranp, htattd pool. M4-8116. Furn; or Unfum. new . ' .. -•··-· Unfv ••• dup!Cx. 3 Br, 2 bo. Step lo Hunt...,... -Wuher hook up. AduH1. Ow~-m. -beach. Childttn, pets O.K. Open 10-2. 548-1729.
f owpert hoch 917 E. Balboa Blvd. LoQUINTA HERMOSA BatilN t1lond
2 BR, 1% BA. patio, bal~, Spu1lb Cowtr)' btatl U.. ADULTS ON~Y 315:£, S.,, IZO mo."'~ ll!c 6 S!JodoUI AplL ,..,. e2 -J botb, w/w
t BR, 211 bL bltm. -I.le. Iolq. at Apt C 613,J.121 raC4d pool; aunJcen p1 cpbo, blllll, .. tlo. Upct>ln.
r"'l'IJ, dtpl. point Dbl pr, . or 5411-'ITll. BBQ. Unblllovabl• LJfllll • No ........ $2lf/mo. ,eu·
IUtr -Jy. J5t3.-3391 or m.al81 :· 1. $300 mo. BAYFRONT • Small ~ 0"1y ,;!.:,;;::..::;:::.;~:::;:;::.:..-
W apt 1 or 2 adultJL $1511/nll>• 2 BR. STUDIO • ~ Balllol Ptnlnoulli l +:.:?::.::::;:..;.=;;_-;... win. N Pliva ALL UTIL1TIES PAID BAYFRONT •wpor1 8e1ch i.-. ttrch.· ~0 ,!.~· tt Adult. No pets _... 'U•..,......,.._ Brand new cusl b1plex: (2)
3 + 2. on beachfront. OCEANFRONT 2 Br., 2 Ba., c4 blb s. of San DWao n,vy 3 &, 2 Ba. (1) 2 Br. 2 Ba.
op '315. lower pz. 2214 $225. 4 Br., 2 Ba .. $3CIO. on Beach, 1 blk W. on Hoit Pvt bch I: pier. 5t6-03'7'0. w. Oceanfront. m.GT2S: Wlhter Re>nta11. u t t I. to 1ml Pubid• Lane.) Coron• dtl Mar
Wkd.,a (213) 399-9311, .,., lncl/673-f724. tnfl 11'1-Mfl
mt.j WATrnFRONT Spat. 3 BR
fl' WATER front~. 2 BR. &. F/R, boat dock avl. Yr. $165 -$165
J'rVli;. Blt·lns. Lil: dock. l5e. s:r.zs. 61S-8792 or Bachtlor .l 1 BR, pab,
a.vaiL Ye1rly rate. $350. ~ trplo'a. prtv-. IU'li'• · 5-'1599 or m 79(1.QU. · Dlvtc19d bath I: Sotl or t;:,,:::;.;:;_..,;;::..:.:c~=::-YEARLY. badlelOI', Balboa cJoMta, Re<: ball, pool • SB , 2 Ba .• dsbwahr, trplc., arta. .$100 mo. pool tables. u.una bath&. M;ti><:e'" vlow, 9 mo. 1e.... 6?3<;1')1) See tor younelll l'll01 ::.Ur' ""· -. YEARLY 1 bt!mt apt. 911!1. Kffllon Lii. (1 blk W. of
tn0 w/util. ClOlll tr> bl,y. Beach, 1 blll: N. o.t: Slater).
NEW l Bdrm, trplc. dlhwta:, Mature adult.I, 613-9'31. IO-TM8
ltna. 42nd St. $325. Avail * Baehclor unit for a man. FREE util's. Furn 1 I: 2
Oct. ht. 548-{IU> Util pd. Balboa are a , bdrm apta near beach. WINTER rental. 1 Br. $145; $100/mo. Yearly. 67J..6790. 5M-37T1 fl 531)..7282.
2·:Br. $165. Ulill incl. Steps OCEANFRONT IBR, tum La 8eedl
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'. 1o ocean. ~· till. $135. ldial for 1tudent. IVM
I B,, fin.,>. .U utU l'I· $3. * m.-* QU!l.T ~nt 2 Br.,
311lt S.uhott, N.B. C :Ll ... ...,,, 1'plc. 9 mo rental,
m«i1! ....... --· $225. Ma-adll>. "' .....
ipl1tr1no 8Hch FURN. Apt n4S. um l'I· ll1..:'9MM4:.:...:=·-----blk to ocean. No peb. 2500 BAQI. at en.cent Bch.
Jt,VAIL.. Sept. 23rd-3 &R. 2 SeaYiew, CdM. Color TV. util pd, SlS5 mo.
bL gar., f1lod y4., <!rps, 2 11 Dttpl.,.:.t BR w/yant. UW m wk VP· -·
S ~.e~:"?:· ok. 1235 mo' pd, NS mo.. ~ & cu\f. STUDIO, nt:w, clOlll bl&cb A
Adulll, no pelf!, 836-6069. 1hapg. Mature . pawon pnt
. Mooa ' rum· bocb Silo w/util Jg: $125 In<:. uw. "94-12!!-
2 BR .. walk to bet.ch
Pool. Adu!,. only
AGENT 611 1111 ·---
TWO bdrm., lJA bath.
ti.replace. $245 ind ALL
•Willet. PhOM (114)
MM814 flt 64¥3013,
I BR., •lovt, nh1J, prb.
dilpl. W/W crp11. Vlfw.
PfS. ltM lodoy. Adu! .. Ol\ly.
322 Holl-..., Apt B, OW.
XTRA nJ<:4' 2 Br. apt. So.
sl~ of hwy, $2$1/mo .
Lene. ·Bo)'d Re a 1t•)'1 m.oooo. ! -TJPLJtX. ·· mnoker. Mature busine•aman: OCEAN. 11dt 3 Br 2 Ba. Vina.
ill. • ~~ ~ontal .. cy\e 2 Spotl.,., patio. rn-«>9. Pooll. pn. ~ Winte. Coste Mooa i R + study, 1lillO ,., rt, Cotti Mnl !itM11! or -
wet bor, lrfllc .. bltm. P'-. WEEKLY-MONTHLY Newport ...... I' bL SHARP! 17!5/mo. 1-1 .. Sultu _.,_ __ .._ __ _
ill: !lkr.. -tr --No-IML We hove Wboltt llentals
2 Br. w/yard, °"''"""'· $180 mo. No chlldn!n or
~ 133-(&12. Eve I •
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It. ex. ~ I Ir. -ITUOIOI & I IR'I 3 Bit. I M ............ 1111 palntod or lhopplntr. bw1 ~ ••• lllJ, CJI, • f1ID IAa l BR., 1 JIA ............ n11 Uno. Alt old<r """"' pn!L
--..... -'· • --·~ 11111: -............ 1:71 64)-1!04. ·~ --_CAI.I.: 111-!183 ..:..:=;.:.,..,-----...... e Full Xltch<n • 1 & 2 BDRM opts, ........ e Heafod ~I pvt -JIO-1155. & • hew duplib:. e ~ 1'ill;llltin up, Udl pd. Fw'nlture avail.
<Avoll. )'11> ,..Ill,. Walk lo e TV 6 m14 oerv l\'all 131-¥111: S4M9ll2
.. sch, -plnf. lcbll. Ill> e -SdvJee ** Bht;TIFUL t l 2 i!R.
l\lrO. 3 BR 1215/IM. 2lS * $30 Wiik & UI' * Conltmponry Glrdm Apt.
St Doqu!n,~ ·-· V~ Patloo, lrPl_~:<--"'°J.
:Y wa ~ f8R, • TV • lllld A..a .-1or , ill; ..,._ pc1. SIM4f'M. c.a __,,...,.
A""'"' Ire. Gata& .. -• -~4 l'a:tl $11UO. POol, mi.-Niilii:t DECOAATm
avail. m-om or ctJ.-06!JI, • Ol1*to a 'Nt -Ave., u11-1--1 2 Ir. "!/llr.1IUO. Jl'lr l'I·
l«JO, " J311N""°".81""·CN ·-. ll'la Plac<n!ll 'A.f "B".
'.1 BA. . , ll'pl., -,,. M&:*f O&AN1i\ONT -dpbt, Call 1!"'"16 f,GMm.
--· YIOf -WO· This Ml -• m --, I Ir. l'!I', "1*; 4 QUIEl', ...., ii;oi Vmlo 2 ... ll&Qll, l Br. mo;; ) Jk\'iOOL lJr' ....... , Mbl ltiOelloDo Br. U-1 Jlllni. 11ncJ pl',
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DILUXI ''THE VICTOlllAN"
APARTMENTS 2 Br w/ ....... ulll, cpls,
Air Cond • Frp!c'• • 3 Swim· drp.. fnCd yrd w/ patio. ror,,. Poola • Hoaltb Sp& • Wtr pd. Call blwl1 W,
Ttnnia Cowtl -Game and 636-4120 Billlard Room. 667 Victoria St (E) • , • $155
l BR. From $110 LRG 1 BR. $140 + Dep.
l BR.. I: Oen From $130 O'ptl, carport I:: lndry In
MEDITERRANEAN bid&. Nr. thoi>•. "'hi' • VILLA"E flwy. Avail 9/00. 998 El "" Camino, Apt 1, CM •
2400 H&r!>o< Blvd., C.M. !546--0451.
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OPEN 10 AM to 6 PM ~ '110 W. 13th St, C.M.
Esc.pe wuh u110 the magic.I Wlttrlt nd of V11t• de!
L•ao. where th• emptlttl1 Is on the n1utlc1l, ind th•
WllV of llf• is 11 tr1nQull or excitin~ 1s vou c.11 to
.,...ke it. Llk•ide llving MlkH th• dlfl1r1nce for thott'
11njoylng boating , case.ding fount1int 1ntf twfmmlng
a1 close as vour patio<leck. l.•nd lovers wlll 1pprtci1t1
te.1 acres of llXQUisitely landse1ptd grounds and welkwty1.
(~ Eich 1partment-home includes ev1ry concl!li lfl~I lux·
Q ury 1ppointm1nt, Hke 1lr-conditionlng and IPKlll
sound proofing 10 insure your comfort ind prl\fl!CY.
The Y1cht Club offer1 h•ndball, gym and 1•ur111, 91mt
1nd social rooms. ,
Living anywhere else is out of the question 1fter
seeing Vista del l.lgo.
Efficiencies, 1, 2. 2 plu1 den, from $190. Furnished
ind unfurnishld models OP91'1 dtily nln• •t11 dirk.
From the Sen Diell(> FrHMY t1ke H1rbor Blvd, to
Adams •nd Mesa Verd• Oriv•. 540-1800.
Apt • .ilnfvm. id ~· Ulllum. ~ Apt. Untum. 365Apt. Unfurn. 3'5Ap1. UnlUrn,
NeWSMlrt .. lch Newport -No..,..rt le1C11 Newpart ... ch Newport ... di
''Etegance,.·Priyacy, Pre~tige,
and ·Ocean View!'~ ,.
that's why so many world ..
famous personalities live here
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The !111111, In Newport. .
Sal>lle luxury ii paelo-Ill Ylrid -lo •poci-v-• ..,_ Drullatic Wills
er al• ope11 to uelnhi.tltttd •lews of the Nil-r
boata ""'1 ylldUs whldl lanphh ;•-·
lina Newpatt Harbor. Ctt1Uoa loob
clOICI •oouP to toocll,
lb1tc1a1 _,,,;1y oh llWllled JIWd· .
homo eatrtace, doMd. clrcuit TV, ud
pri•ate eloYator Nr\'fcie in. Meh boUdln&
1uaran.teo privacy aftd ptaccfu1 . .,
rel&Ulion. ·j
Blccuti.111 rec:reationat 'faciJities to
riYal th• most e1c:lu1lve rt1ort •••
iocludln1 a cool, aqu1°bar in a
..Wptund pool.
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larwln rttlly lflC. Take AdvantcNJ• of Oilr R•tert 174 aee ID U.c!tl11g program of bile ·l~.' ~ut~B!idodt., ' . ·.* ·"'"111:1 * w/w cr11t'r, dtjlo,.'~
-12u1oursl THE ·GREATEST . Nl/"llE)V RE~ALS• •·--"-car sv-.f99<1. ~,
CLOSE.OUT SPECIAL SHOW ON ,e ·•RTH Advance ' of '850().00 on ·company Leye ~ "' , ... DIS · -:---. 979-1'914 . • r ·, •h ..,., Program 'If quallllod -with 'rttll')l-of four 3 BR. l2IOlmO. , atU p1, $IGOs8l:EPS "' Ooeli>!' 1"rb 3 BR. "''"' $1!0, -~·
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OPPORTUNITY
Acru ~u Palmdale Int'l
,Airport. Xlnt growth polen.
1tial Red. to $32,500. Biii Grundy, Rttltor
On The Last 5 Co11domlt1lums
IN PHASE TWO
• Minimum $950 Moves You In.
• No Clo1ing Costs.
• Free Upgrade Carpet
• Immediate Possession.
~~~tu,:;,:~ flpf8.monthly. Full price flS,500.00 ' °"'"" w, 1\0 -,.--w/or*ltld~ Pvt ><L:New'palldj'Jl!ln6
new-2-lt7 dia.let w/ttniabed Mt l3fl6; 1 2l3/:HM385 · ~ Retreat! 1 Br. , , ~nt 1n PaJ:k Cit)>, :..t COmplete Company 'trainlng•and•National' L~ 1... -· ftbi&', CID. Ptt 3116. 2 ..ry· , s min 10 aid Ult, ao1f .....0 1'romotlonal back,up. · -.. beach. llliot .. ,.,,
" ........ COlnplex. $!2,J!OO, CaDTodly,213/46lslll88., WJNTER.'2 •BR, 2 bo. 00. " ' * 9Cj •<;1JS, "-' '-'
Call' Toni Wnv.,. In Por1t , patio, dbl pr, ll'PI<" F.As ~ATEi 2 Br 2/ AL\llffl oit , ~· ,,;:.:..·
Cl1y llll/649/8335. .Swallow RIDe·A,llKE CORPORATION beat. (213> .,,._ doys; .. pr. · ' 1 '-,r:or Really. 6430,..SUNSET ILVO.'SOITE 1011 (%13) 71Gs1132 .... , 61!)r250I Fnod ·>)Uds _Chlldre• Ok. $1!5. ~ .• ~~l ' w-'* R,ent~ .... -Wl'lntamouaLake 'Ha,._ HOLLYWOOD,.CALll"ORMIA l::i'=:-,-:s_,,,---ll~FAMJLY'l>R sm<n.Eis,1 lr¥ill9· l " ,:
home ot the WOl1d tamomlo:'.'.==:----·---.-;;:::;::-::':'.' ,,--·-·-----l:lffw;::;.!pot::;_rf:;.•,:~:::;:s:,.:....,.. --3 Br. 2.llL Bltns. Aval , · ' · · -. ~ :i!t;;...1:"'~ •er1"unitv -'0:.':.~-11y 194.~uui" ;,;,: • "B:.i, "".; Now! * ~11R ,2. ~ _.. __ .
... '3 ~ ,_ ''""" 200 beach. 1deal fer Jrtudent. , · ·• ·~'f"""-•• -
trlmtnl1 IN ADDITION,. you get 2 & 3 bedrooms, Ii. & !9000,..wilHrede tor Colla .,;.· :ok.;,,;;.,· ==----,,;,.;.==~--~:...! s.ibqa • $llll>-SPACIOUS 4 llr• 2 Ila. 3 BR,~ tio. ••• ,, ,, ... ;
For Silt 152 2 baths, built,in range, oven, hood, dish· ...,.,.,. Newport llftcb ti> WANTED 1175-2 Br. F11<1c, pr, patio, Gar. Flied• 1l>r kld</peL ' · •
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I •2 BR UNITS washer, disposal, individual laundry area, en:. come prop. 6'4-4687. or $225 yearly. * , -. BE.<tlTIFUL 0<:<6l1 Yi..., Tl!EN CENTER Dlll;l!CTORS f20075 dn. ""''"· S Br. Nia. ~ORSE •RANCHI 2 Br,
1 s,n Clemente, ocean view, closed private garage, private, eDtrances, kit.I, SlB.750 & up. Terms. F'rpk, gar. Patio. yrty $350. 4-C01'11l11. Jt.idalpeb we1e.
nr bch, 7 ,,,.., old. !'riv chOice o! carpet color, cable TV, swimming Undel'grwnd utllltifl. Join our national network bf Teen centers, NU-11,IEW RENTALS -.nn•= * 3 cowt yd. Be au t I fu 11 Y pool, gas B-B-Q &: perk-like recreaiional $&88 with 1re....,,.,tt1.to you from O\J.l' complete 673--4030 or 494-3248 _...,._._... ...... new Br-. I lndscj>d. !'rid<> ol ownenh;p. PORTAF.INA LAGUNA line of Teen Age .Cosmetic & Charm Schools. O"™"R 'S ·oWN HOME Bl... DJW: Dbl 1ar. Xlct tnvertment, Sl54,5CIO. area. ARROWHEAD :-:.·1· · XJds/pet/qta. '1'HOMSEN RLTY 49"9550 ' goli "°"'"" N al v and M N...r 11e1 ... 'l\enled 'LAHDUORDSI
11uitnM1 Property 154 AU Utls for as little as '207 per month, m. 1o::i";:,~~'.· =i.,,. p1:r.°~om~MY trainin;~azln.e backup. Corn-GARDEN ~· Winter FREE RENTAL 'sERVICE
eludes everything. Ann 642s8989 616s7414 ~~ =.~ BEACOl!I RENT~LS . *Money Maker* Out of Stat• Prop. 171 Lease advances of $8,500.00 .on Company som<!! 0n1y ,.... qua1111ec1 * · ...S.:0111 ·* i:;:=Z!m:m
13!,!!00 Down $210,000 F .P. Santa Ana Fwy. to CUiver, right about,,. mile OREGON 7 over 100 lake• In Lease Program II qutllfltol-J'etu'rn of upper ad"1? .~ .J¥.XI/""'. LANPLORDSI We·,,. .. ,. J'!Od.llelecl '·r :
Sbopptna ~pter w/1ol l d lo Wal t (l t d 11 11 mil foQ.I'liguresmonthly,.for.acceptedT.eenCen--646-.1974. We. ~ttze 'ID N-... h?ni~•~~. · J'-"
"'"""''" gnat area •how nu s roa on et), et 1 e lo Klaman. Cnty. 2.30 A<, fiat, ter LesseesDJrector Full"""'• ••8 l500'00 2 ....,.....__ ··~n ~ ... Ing •' solid 13.75% cash 0 Wilnut Square"; or San Diego Fwy. to many tree•. Sl.048 cuh or • ..... ,,.., "'f' ' • • BDRM house wiJlter, fully Beacb.e. Grona deJ..Mpo .e ... """"""""US NO,wy ·-~.., '
gpendable on projected in. Culver, left about 3 miles to. Walnut, right lo ~ g:~~mo, 60 '"°'· Call today for all the details. 213/lels8166. ::;;, ~mo"'·;:~';:! ~"":~ 10n.;!11 ~ i "'r' ed: .. ,.,,. 1
·come 01 $,30,450. AJlqwance 1'Walnllt S " all 714/83°9670 '"'6.. Blvd call (:113) 943s.,.,. •• , "'°' mamL • ,...,.. and quare or c ~ · Rul Estot-Wanttd 114 JUST FOR YOU TEEN-CINTERS ' .,,-or N0sVlew! ' .
vacancy ot 13% -in. '430 Sunni Bl~d,, sJit9 'l"I ~v;..:'~:.n•>. 521Al500 ~IEW orREN~LJ.s · 'REALTY· , :: . ~f':.=;: l:, ~!n'::."' :W ~uyu~ P~" !; Hollywood, Col~la , . ~G 2 Br. JO blk to EXEC. 2·oty oolonlal s ei.. 3 i;,: P~M~"i\.~' I , * 9 Condominium• Dupion/Units· ,._ ·~·v '-;::::;::-=:----""".="'· =·"::--::---..,,,,,.1 ocean. AVlil. Sept. 18th. . · . ....,~,, ' ;-:-= . Units * for ••It 1'0 ul1 162 cash .nthln 72 bn. Call'Bu1ln111 ~'"'9Y·ftt'LNt!" 240 Adlia,oni,. $200.per mo. tll ~!'. ~ated .. Olllce.houn 8 A)(to·I ,
S:::.:1"i= ~:·::~ BY Owner, Mcl<.own Condo. NEW--d-.-,,-.. -,-B-R-.,.-2-B-.,-'. 2 .. a-rtunltv 1GO '*"lfliEl:i;MO~EY?~, ,:".'3·,-BR.~ · · . ' c~,1 ctet 'Mar : 5 ~; %10 bil,
·Santa Ana. ~ly 'z.YI'!. old. Palm Desert, good min BR, 2 Ba, frplcai, ocean, bay We represent NVli'al priv6t~ .,..-" BA. covtred rm, W/W ihq'· :as~ Down, yields prUjecied view, auper clean, furn. w, good ftntal Joe. Owner. lenders. Bo,rrow'aplnsi the' patio, Plenty of palidna. ·.;i *2 BR. 2 Ba. Home'* · drps, e-z care Y.<J, pool"" -, ; ~~ .. :~·return on $32,928. $18,500. 496-3618, aft 6 pm. $79,950. 9 6 2 .. ,o 3 4'9 or f equity in .~ home. Call blk to-ocean., Winier rental, 2 .. ~ 1arqe.. Carpets, nis, puk. . 6(r .. ,p.uo;: ' ~ :
_.. lnoom•. OCEAN 101, Orango Coun1y: 2!3/694-1133. -Owner·MattaCJ•r tor tr.e·opprilRI. _,._ ~~. bltslno. Loe. lust ""°'!Is. Owner '"•·• . 0 ..... &. Ellis, Bkn. · 2000 tt.'beach. $39,500. Bla. • lndiYidUal Home1 On l BROKERS INC. BA~BOA BAY PROP. WINTER nmtal• on beach, 2 •hort lillc. lni!'l Ocean Blvd. $385/mo. 833s8a32 ..
; ·557.7900 .714:644-4670. lot 2 br It. 1000 ·111 ft each. • 962..aa51 Positions are now avftiJ. *· 6ft.\74t1 * 8r. boU1e _$330. 1 Br. apt· .; $450 _MOqth, annual/lf!alle TlJRTLEROCK ·ams .f " ; SiCJiiiltE
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• Costa Mesa , Garages separate unita. able 1or persons ·w/one PRJV pt;y hu cub tir UlO. 646-9291 eve1. M0-2846 -BAY & BEACH F1R. View home. pOoJ. ·
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Duplex11/Unlt1 642-2107,. c.!M. . · WANTED: duplex or ·hou."le of the following bkgrnds: N•.i-~ or tn~--·nt ~v-days. Reelty .. 675-3000 ms. Prlv. i .C 75 fm'· . ,
.comer. · Ing occupied I 162 on R·2 .lot in .Corona del ~-.._,... ..... u,.., •• 833-Ino : jnow by cocktail lounge & •• • Income ProPerty 166 M nd $60CXXI Engineering, acct'g, pro-lr;!g good net return. No~ OCEANFRONT SJ?ac 3BR. UNIQW'RDSl:ic 3 Br+ loft. r;;;::;::=.;:-· 9'':'.'=~-"s;;;l~I
: ,real 45 car parking. Must ------=,.--"' ar;A~~ 644--is2s duction, shipping Ii: .tt-~~lit ·too arnall. All 28.A.' pata, dbl car 2 trplc's, 2 baths. Trees. Ugun1 Sw.ieh • · ;be llOld for property set-12 UNJTS Ceiv1n&' in the marine le ~s kept confidential. wsh/dry, ~ W. · 0cesn: NelU' oce~ & schools. ·· ' . --I
,UemenL 71'-494-0080 MACNAB. PREFER lo.,. w/optlon. 8'80clated rocreatlonal ,p,o, Bax 632, So.~ tront.6'13s621D. $450/mo. "'"'5/J6o, !Wsl Jh'. Garage· Apt. ..
. :Owntt. $17 5,000 H°""' • garage on ....,..,. lndwotry. Qualmed per-92677. , IZ<)-Ooeanlront Ntw tum 2 3 BR, 2 BA. Hai'bor View .!::"'-Child/pet ok. No., , 1£0:,::::;--,,,.'""'~-~ Exceptional unttS' in a good ·IRVlll:'f orJndustriallot ~3. aans mu.sf be financially · , Sdl1 district van ,.... .. 0-2 Br. Bltns · very FOR Sale: Reel E~tale office location ot Costa Mesa. No , I~ stable • cash inve stme"nt _Br_. · G a·r. W,J n t e_J', _,_· ,___ _ · A Oct 1st. ~It. Beaut~ view '-~_t_C:M. incl R.E. w/add'l vacancy problems in these • COSTA MESA I ~ req'd $25,000. Salaries .... fir.. ](~) 2l3:~ewstrw~ ct:nse. 963.?191.!. $nl 2 +den. 2 Ba. ..... • 'f.I.
"J<»l1""· Evea: ~207JJ. freshly painted building•. INCOME UNITS FNticlll I commeilsurate with abil· BAYFRONT .·1 BR turn. No Oft'•; MeJe Gar. Patio. Yant. """'"'"
,._ • .J Nice pool in rear and a low ll Units in heart of Costa ~;· -----~~·~·;i tty A share of profits · dogl. Sept. tbru .JU.. $165 ' · view. Capo ~ch! "'9i'iuDmlnlum1 maintenance yard •. 4.ll units Mesa, ShOws 17% retum·on • wh\ch ·should fl x c fl fl d ~.FurnJlhed 300 mo. 1-53S-Oilt. · 4.BR,,2 BA 111 ~ely eoUeae NU·Vl._EW .. REP,ITA. ·.
·. for NII 160 furnished except ownen. 15% down. $17,268.· Sched-B $50,IXM) per )T. For appt. Garaie ~ W:~ 1o wtr. imk-' ;lm/mo.-$1,<m' ~ 673--.co30 or
This is a mu.rt see if you uJ:ed income. ·Tom Queen utlnetl• 20D send brle1 resume, incl Gener•I $100, '85, iu,s ~·pct.. tion.,money .. Smi.teYe •• Catt '**2 B& 2 ha, 323
want a good Eu! """ io. 64U2ll, Opport~nl!Y phonEndeuro• '°R'-·utlonal FrH Rantol S.rvlct1 Rtnl-A·Halioo· 97M430 ~ Mcil, 557-426.1. Ed <;lose to town .l . ; IT SPARKLES ca11on. Call our tnvellinem -to , ~!'Bit. 1 "°· Riddle Realtor, &l6s88ll. QuleL nbl ..... Ma •.
'lltll Immaculate 3 Bdrm. DIYiaton , 5'6sl600. (hiiJ ll:t4=£ ·J -N-, EW-""'-F0-0-RP_l_EX_ 522 "C~~~ Rd LANDLORDS AND tum. Se..., «i!ulto OD17, .0 adulh, .no pets. '?95, I . ,
Jiu everything incl. w/w IOIO..-~ Termlrial !Aland, ea.ill. TENANTS pets. 6'fl.-058T. · SHARP Ac .CLEAN la.rae 3 GH109IBto~·arnor~
..,.., cbl>s. ,..hr, dcyr, - -·-Or call (%13) 547,2302. All prlcQ and all .,..., Nowport Holghta BR, 2 BA, timlly.'nn i. 1.aA•n0 ;Hiiis · , ? '
0... .,,.,,,,,,.,,, In ----Real M-. 'IWO 675-7215' 586.0222 · . . lireplace. Quiet c:ul-d<-'"i< • • • • ' ., ~
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1-. :-2-BR. 2-BA '&:; !TWO. 1 BR • · 3'br, 2 ha, lrplc. poOL location $275/mo avail next LOVELY 3
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new listing mw, it won't SUPER delux Spe.nlsb tt;yle ·--.. Afita-~. drapes, etc. $385/rho. 'AYail.Oct. L week. CAU.' DAVE ~allt landscaped,~~:
Duplex, Ea.It C.Osta Mesa, --------induded.1 Cioee to flhopping Mrs. 'Dowd,· 6t2-lt03 s.t>-US1. ' patio. Custom ctpta•a--~ !""'at $23,900. ~ch 3BRs 2BA w/sha& 12 UNITS ond.beod!. $T7.500 -oubmU AVAILABLE NOW Sa clshWlhr · I< bl!na. ,n;:~.I IJ crpt, All elect kltchn. ThrH 1ourplexes in Oosta· down. Lari~ eorPor,atton desires n .C:l•mente 2 . .Br, 1 ba, w/gU. New Overlooks Le . w;
> iii•s111 •c::1 531·5100 =·~~".'°'6'2-::-i :!':'.' ~,,:' ~ BIG .l 'BEAUTIFUL =~.:....~~~;t~ BalllH 111.nd iliUir ""'· u mo. Mnr 2 ::;;;, .:t:·:yd.'r!; Gott~.$.1Z.
( Mobile Homes j [ JiilllP J
Somt!hlng GrHll ContamposL"tluna Hlll1
l!anillY fun -cbuntry qu,iel; Only 8 spaces left! Adult
15 miDutes from Orange park, adjacent to Leisure
Courity employment centers. World, 2.1301 Ridge Route
$T7 month, incl all! Gaa, Dr., (oU Moulton 'Pkwy.),
water, trash, TV cable: In a Laguna Hills. 830-3900.
fun tilled b.mlly park. 10x55' 2 BR, air-cond, porch,
C~tempo GrHn River skirting, awnin1. •he d.
Adjacent to goU course. Take Adult park. $3150. $55 mo.
· Green River oU ramp from L o c a t ion : Anaheim.
Rtven:lde Freew~" 4901 968-3845.
,Grttn River Dr., Corona. ,:N:;::EW~3S:;::':_tr_atJ""'er-2S""'' -ca"'bana-. -<11•> 737,731', Park nr Lido. ~ Br. ·rum.
with laundry ond paoo. THE OOCA.COLA CO.) . . BRs 2 !IA, walled patio, """"· park, """· ChlldJpet Laguna 'Nt~t
$134,00> with aawnable 7% DUPLEX LARGE. 3--BR, 2 Cottee Pm:Juct#, 'Can'. start WINTER Rentall • .C Br., trplc. Mag. coUtllne 'wl&dlt OK. $195. 247~ Viriinf.a Pl. NEW luxury 2 hr conda~
losn. . ~lyVieW, ~-~· fullttme(5-10.hrs.perwk.). near .new, Bay~ront. c!oune,;n'Smo;~' 838-9348. , tabulous "Wtst,Nihf,'•wfti ·
WALKER & ·LEE , ~ -~•· °"""""'"' eatabllSh" mi.. $360/mos We have otben, LSE 3 111\. 2 II.>\. -.. . OWNER. 4.llr, 1% BL Ll'lf ll'•'goll. tennis,' bci{, · 545-7131 ~te kitchens.. $59,900 inea for distrlbJtors, BaJ,ttront ' 01' ~DI i d_f · , ..:.,Ho,, , ' tt1~ •',.;.:t ~ fenced y a·r,d.. CUl;de-ffac club. c:..->1 .. 1 feah~ ..
-oxcellent terms • Salls~-· Really 31 S ~ · C>Cel"'.,·-,,:i ,""V. ~· ~idre / ~ ok --·...-. • NO·SSLLING Man;;;Aw. ,73s6900,, . ~ IJ)...-~'1502s ••-• ~· n P<•• · all appl!• Im. 31?12 ,
INVESTORS SPECIAL LUXURY·• VIEW ' Ltmltedopportunlly,Cuh,... · H · Clean. $275/mo. 5'5'73Se. Nine. 493-9227. · · Sh i f I quired $!498. Writ.e incluctmg ~ os;i the beach; 3 Br, ~Ml u.~ 305 R,ef'a. Avail 101:i; NEW 3 R" .
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,· 17X'P, tr P ex,·On,.ll-CUSI'OM BUD..T DUPLEX p0one nmiber. . 9 JD9I. Alm 2 &r Apt, · f Bdrm, Family Room, home '.._ n~I ·.,~Bl··~~·.a "I·• 1groa1. Y Vay>Juae~BR.~BAWi .REOI-BREW d"ee'k . 12-0'6 Apo.lenaGenv•I for leue tn .Ne.wport ..... e r--···ni, ..u~ '4
$42,500. C a 11 l',I>( E breajbtaldng ocean ~ CORPORATION 21JJ~ Helghta area. Top' Co1> ~ :· & ~; ;:r-.tio • 1
REAL ESTATE FAIR, Top qualt1y ""Ille _...,; !001.·HowardAve. <BR&elttlngroom,Yiew.No FREEll dltlon, $435 mo. Call Hr. 213,3(11)-21/U • •
536-2551. $63,~wttb 10% down. • San Mateo, ca. 94401 pets.·Yeai'ly,lealt'·$425/mo. l•ndlord..OW-ner1 Balley Agent 673-8550.
NEW DUPLEX $41,'5!1. DELUXE BEACH HOME •Bakery > =.rr · REALTY'~':/"':..~~ '~!·::. ~·~"';,,! ~~~~
featurfnl 3 bclnn., 2 ba, LEASE .. fully furnished • Butcher shop 3· BR newly decor, frplc, deaitable 1enantt on our water included. Avail Sept . • , ' 1
"Owner'• unJr' " 2 bdrm., 1 :>-BR ....,, -""'""' • Beauty -· -· Winter or YlV· Jn, waiting list. > m : 5'9'-0223. > lffwport IMcll ·, ·: 1 h:&-inccne ,uqit. ~t ~a-home. $375 mo. • ~-UnlQVe p:'Od.· quJte at U7 • p ~ a r 1 . ALA Rent•lt e 6'$.3900 NEW hou&e beamed ll1nt • 1"' ·:&:;:;' ~~~ &. ~t Largpr!. attra~ve!Sl~· DANA ·HARBOR REAL TY i'i~!;!:~~Dc ~··· SalH 2!3!1'92-2573 • oiJT ... "°"" .... , 1 Br prl patio. b,.1o., 2 11r'."ad\ls: . ':SlllUJlr,JU. -• ·: ~ st.,va~ta Mesa: .. . ,.., .... 15..,., 1 ••. 1~70 •'4 ;BR, 2 ba, ll9 Marine. F.urn:All-utillnel$85. ' rets .. ~.nopets. ·~a:·: .~!">";. ,;,,
642-4837 . . 24671 LA 'PWA NlTE club. ,tor lease. ~. , !300 'Jl!O, winter, Can Lou, 'A . 3.BR, 2 .. ,.,... yd, "'w cpL THE ILUFFS '! • . eo.taMosacrnr!oc.Lotsol 67~ · ' · •· TU.elloacbl Hucel\lm. Clooetoah'1PplngAIChools: ~.~-·1 .,iory 3. ,.,
5 Units, gross iti,780, build pe.rldng. ·Great OPPty ifor WINTltR Rent. a1"4 Br. 2 Ba ~lor. ,All ut:il ipe $100. 1250 .. 5t9-~ """", .t:!i!.<VWJ., A•-n..:w."-&1 ~'
more, $58,000. 9 Units, 49r7790 very little money, U YoU act · ·· ·• ........ ..,_ ... " ,--"!/"'-~ gross $13,000, $92,000. g-quld<ly. Owner · ( 'l"l .C) SlOO 'mo. Open Sat/SUn. 304 e : ~s Sq le, Beach! 1 $22>. 2 BR., bl~ ·CJ"P,tl, each ·+~ a '.'Knoell: our·· OWNER * S4S-<562 -. , , Roby, Bal "'5 Br. Stv/,.fr, Utll Ind. $l25s 4J'PI, ·~. patio. Br, 2 • ba 'flinmh<d ( · * 4-ptex nr. So. Coa.st:Plaza. ~~ $8,000.-DRYCleaning, tallol' B!tl~: Penln1ul• e HoMEY Npt HitJ! 2 Bf. ~~!;.19th~. · l.June l);at ~-per 1:'t . 2:~;~1~:~·;,~a·~~l'Y~ Deluxa l Br owner's unit. YOUR sbop.Xlntlocation. WINTER.on BAY $300 lBR F,ncd, ·yrd.' ';tncl gar. Jlti~;;~'2 Br:.home.Brina ~
new. Wesbn, Owner Bla. 545s2l21. OWN BUSINESS? ~CE.'~n: 4Ms9'11l4 2,BA, lrple, crv, W/D. 619 l\"'1"t$1'S.: ' > i;1nt~ ..... 97M430 . .,
' % BR. MOBILE HOME Pri. Bch. Pel! welcome.
,right oU Back Bay, su.ooo 536-2'.18.
, ,aftt!lts : only, no pets.
.,f4,000. Lo c a t ed on
trailer pad. Rental $55.
~r mo. 9624471 MR
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U72, 20xSS, 2 Br., 2 ba, fully
\nlfscp., oomplete set up,
: (amily paric:, all rec
tacllities. Small dn &
T/O/P 32142 No 21. Alipaz,
San Juan "C.ap lstrano .
49.l-8468 ~ 6'f3.;.2155 ext 55.
• ClauUiai Ads • • • 64Z--5678.
r:83::3-_;lc:486c_ _____ 1 lndvstrlll .Property 161 Vanda Beauty ~kl-. & MoMy,.te LNn Ht W. _ ~· blJc to ocean. at •. NO' Gin&'ertfta'.d! 2 Br. caAR..aNa 2 b,.' ~/w ·
2 BR. den, 2 Ba, near beach. RARE 11% NNN On $53.000 division of Dart Iodu.atriu BUerla Ytsta with view. FJn:I ,.-)Td. -~ ga"r. ·yd.~ ~'only ci:
Driftwood Beach Club. $7000 Assume 1st ot $52,000 @$4.14 which includes such
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uP TC)' $25,000 ~1or 613-6Cfi0. • Kidstat1(,t150. , . . ~. _. ~· , · ·
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firm. 536s-032l. mo. New mfl: blqr. ,,.,,... name1 u TUp~•= , ,roil ll'Ol4EOIVNERs 3 .~ 2% !In, modema.d. 3-el HANm, " GillllrEl.sl 1MM·l'olnt• , ·.241f 'Vlit8 r ... 4,
2BR mobile home turn. Prl P'Y• all ac:ept $800. Leaves Bend Md S}'l'OCO ~ , car , p&rk'g. $350 .mo. ~ ~. • ·1Jbre,' 'J'eb11: CJD. · · . . · -· • N~ ~l-~ ;.\
dock& beach lnlamlly Prk. 110.m lllk--· • maJo< ~·,~ ~ . , MootM?.,~ OilJ<I .$156 • llE4t.ll\Nu,Ullt,.28As F•m '844'.sll!I ~'' Openhou,.Sun 642-S217 Atter3.ynrentto,mqre,No direct aellll)g co~ttb.litt ' Cll)tlle·~tyln,your C......._del 'Mar j • :, ,",'. Rtit.Siai-cirPl.~patlo, , !>< ' more vac % Ac ·M-1 · lots dlstributorlh1ps., We., 'are ,"hOul't U1e, tlie money for --,-' . e•R;A.RES"tJ ,S kt.• Lrs ~· t ~.·im-%194 (eVea). ~·, ~· ' e.i;:-,,;.Yj ' ~~a~.1'.!:95•.•Al"",.",i~~ near~ ._t N'pt°. ~ IM'klng ·couples lntitrftted 'IUJ)' JIUIPOlt; Loanl over ~9 .2 T den, 2 b& tor 'kkk/peti; J/f:M:-;"lf-2.Ba.2 M.'frpl ...:t..a ... walk °"rds'Pt. w.~ · .' ''
........ .,..,.. ..,. _ _, tn .mtns. tronJ PJY ottice. in ai tiusinesa~f bl ,·~ ~·•·l'Ml and penonal ·hople • .Mqnltlcent bay/ , · . •"':"" .. ' Doclc! "' · · • ·
dbl wido at $1995. 6ns38l7. Lytle Rlty, 583· w. 19th, primary ,.,poMlbillt!"' wbJ , -"'"Cal! or· vjslt , <><>~ ..i .... 'Wlntor renlaL •:N•:;,, Mo~re·~'t!'/" X'~~11.1;1i:'° mos ~ !jr'. ~'I:':'· ·111.iw:·.~
548·9493or548-25'2: beontbefemale .lfde., ~mo.-&"t3..loa9 . , •. ,tt. 1 • :-; • • '. • • -l\Tuot.ba.Y.,SO .ocebi. I '
.. 1 z'oN'"ED ' I I lhould >want ~ 'm·a.k ' AVOO, Wolli· ., .......... Ocean Vu. A Rtnl .. . "-........... $4/X>s2 ·+ den. 2 111.,tnl!' --• "'"-"' FINANCVJ}SERVICES 'r' • l ... .N • CM ~ . Beaut. patio 'W/~ ft>ljj! ·FourbedlOOm 1% b8u.'!io1Pe ' p,.,.t. l!>OW,fUld ,°"""' !OD It. ~ellll· lllvd · 51nilest,~ 2 'l'· '. \ •HllUl'I 4 TO,., •"'YJEW RE~.u &1 '' and double ....... Wired fOr pU>er tta)es WO~ ' -' • ' ' ' " Rt~t,~H.,.R , f7f.M30 f ,.·A ' ••• 1
, l"I ' :n ~ · ' "''"""" 2200n'IO'!x',l~\lot'..Qitidr EJ"chdtstribulilf ,Ja,-, ., ~elid•St '*2m& ~I ,~-, ,. S-Wrm,2both-"11hl2 ",J'fAU 1,11' • ,,, ..Or' ~·~:
-WillsellOUlrlibt a prottded ~a1 ot,•co .. Aiiali.!m • .a . ->L .... ; • IJreplaceo. ·~,A11or , • A<lultCencltl 7, NORTllllLUFFS,Vit;.
or trad<>Jor units. :Vorel Co. cen.tratlo!'. ' · ' !m, ffaioljot i:i1vh. ,'17SS250 LO"F!J!Y fBR."'210 llAc N~. ~ tamll1~r!: 10 ~ Jtil:<ati. llllt<jooo ;,. bre•'l'• bro; liiwoiba.f
Realtan5'8-9346. 'ti:.;"~%':':ti:i:eo.ta·Mioa . 'ICs3<U May CO. ·Dllbet, llneni,, ia:..."':!.a11.bull~ '*niri).V;,:d,f~·~•t&d l ':a.:POol.~lea~; ..i"!r '1\-t'CORNER>t_ 250% durllll tlle"'IO', JI 617,W,\llh.St. w<ln'/~I Clihwllr, lrK , ....._._ , -tledro&ii • lil>U.. ~1 $42!1. , • wvOlder ...,,. Jll'biie: • uld'ilk• ' '" sNJla•Aila · " , su...ai ~~-.dblP,.'9'16 ~ --·~·..--1111le1 11adtlc.· rdeOl *" 111111,'Vlft.--
.c.M. Ann. Fv.1 .. WaIUi' ¥""' ,:.,ct~~"';Mif·s.~sl, Q'.tiwerl?pCM,J540s™2. ~N:.r::~io: i;rille .,_ .. •dotipM. 11!!'· Den. '•Ila.
> Rltr. _, 646-T-OI.' ' > ... lttng, Pl"ftt.a~,~ Sl,ttla1A11&• I > ' -On:it· .307 Cl/I'.' q\llet 1 c0i.-. -' Adults' =~ . ~···· .Jn>. ·~· ·W.',4dU111;" L"" m ~at lJI '-""n11y wrf~ • . , -~,_,, ~ llM!.. bdrm lnaple !Grll cottap, o/.fiortd No pets $285 per th. occupancy PIO Ptr P8fi. u.lO::, ,
... i " • . , ' PREs11;111Nt ; ~:~ m~ ..,.i; uut $le.110 fl<l Mar. ni.. can·~.·.-.... m:;,stW.,,, 11.;,1 . , * ON tile'""*~ .. R-4 ,<;pSTA .MES~ i V~NDA 1111\lf.I!· ·w~"", 193.:s<m ·f,';utl!llllV•llow,. ft!.«i68.·' • • 644-11U : · ~.;,..,~;~!'11•-.•. mi,ti ~Sh290' ... »J!Fboo BL • COUNSRllOIJ •1tt ... 11 L , " . HUNTINGTON -...... BEA'~" _ ....... _ . .,-... "'
QK lot" 12 unlls $l6,$tll. 8llO s.v.rty ~ , · . 01 s· S Br ~y = ......... ~ ··-·""'· "':-l'?i'!".. , "" "';; ... (! • dholC.<M level, 36,S«l &ti· tl>i ~ .... COllli>rnlO 'lltllll ' f ' " PUm. Pool AYoil Oct-Jan. -lltinle. N4w .... t, ~"!lb f "'""'°""' + I BR. t •11t: eu ·
!!'.OK for.24,wtlta. ~,30 .RESfAURANT, , ~ Mjl9i'·IN"l'KRBST .No. peias -$3QO P'ff ir1t11 aa'l-c bl n 1 ,_ ·!tu,=--~ ...,,. ~.'Aft!!' <>et
"" .. Y' N. Ttylor Ct. loodo Simple, ,ful '"' llllh !ad \ "'I ' Loa-.... ,... 11Ds1lll0~ ~-=-ldlotl .. bir; a bil'lho: ,,,..., -'r:-~ 1'25· .. RUL'IORS p(Oflt. w .. 1..t. ln,lble ... ai {'r I ..!. Rfttlll , ,..!""'!"' ...... .j. -',~.
2lll so Joaquin Hlllo Rd. tit!~ equip. 6-will i.oW..t nlsi-Oralltle o.. nMl-FOll · ~ / -r tnDot. s,sn~.,t¢"' !dW'.
Nf"PO<I C.nt.. -~ tralll> ~Will W.. I\. E. , ·•R•>r , ., .,.UIC., ""aSH ~ a! --btchitllttl lood' -.... ~ PRIME.C-1 .LOT trade. Mr. Machamer YYc ·BIJY ,TOS · • ·ft..,,.. ti·~:Maliat.i, !IO"l"Jl:!llftcb.-1\1-lfm
m,tra111c 1ntenoct1oti,, c.t ~. ,~ • ,UlllW M1t. eo. fHIO~aH A °""' Ew ' . 25'S.pt ... .,,_.Pie... tt.:ltlllil
llW1 "' M~ 111v.i. FµIL Tlmt/PA!t t11»e. ~17L ·, I 54Ml11 ·DAILY PILOf ' ·• Wll)'•RENTT W• ,_ • l6'Rl1I ~rm,.,.._,,__..~ CclM. 47' ""11ttP'byl29', WoOidl!OVlllm'ltMll~SSXJ --·21)'11. , bdo.. avail ·11r ·~ tcrltnfonna-' '• . 'llEDR'OclM ~·d::if;i
Xlnt tor l1llall o111co b!dr. • m>n111 « _.., -.., 110o1 s1w ., 11» •I , WANT AD """ to~ t ~ "°""., 1 1111..~ BA. iiiid 1&J'll, --· -1 • r ~etc. $1!,ICll. Bltr. bulliand,or )Ille. l'or"""' "Liii'' 11 ••I lllod. 9s1p 641-Nn " .,,,...;..,c.o ••)'time, to.--· -" WI-'111.-~·•1>-I' ==============~~~·:_____ <Oii '17+#19 toflao_I _ llCOTl> REALTY,-1513. pet (lg. $110 ·IO •· Ml 1111 • ' . '
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... Apt. UnM... ::...... • ._,., Ml Clll• Me.eApt ..;:..;.;..· U;;.nfv="";.;;;..--..;"';;; Apt. Unlum. •
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LIVE LIKE A KING
At B""9ot Pric11I
FllRNISI~
UNJ'UlOOSllED
l BU; .. 'ootaa, °""»"'•
-HltJp -colon. """ ......... .... 2 Br
apt. $2!0. Badlelor $1lO.
Both ""' lnCl alll. m.am..
OCEANfllONT 1 br, ept. ,...
'br, t car car. $Jl5 ckan-B•lboe lll•nd * POOLS 1y i. lieuonal. Ideal !oc.
d<p + lit .. lut. Opt to • ·= w--~ 1'11 w ~-·. i97:S0'15. * DELUXE" mtm;UL * ENCLOSl!D --... ,... . ;,;~::...,==::-::-o---!Brand new, never Uvoil In; J GARAGIS oee..rront, (%13!1118-.lCl.
310 a.. .. 2 bcllu, 1rp1c. Clole to* CONVENIENT I BR. 2 be on bUch. Avail
North Bay. U-.. 181 TO AU. BEACHES -tbru JllM t. 1913. 14%1 f'!f~~-:-:~~--mo., yemy, or !'urn., FROM $135 MONTH ~~Bob...._ 0 '
winter, $350 month. ~=~...,...,..~=..,..-w. II ,.... chance to Uvo Sall•bury Realty m-69110 ADULTS PLEASE BEAOI apt, 1rl !BR turn.
VILLA MAltSllLLIS
$PACIOUS 1 lo 2 llDltOOM A .. T.
l'uml"'°" lo Unlurnllhod
Mull Llvlnt
Dl1bwuber color cootdlnated 1ppllances •
Plush abag CUJlel -mirrored wardrobe doors-
lndlrtct lliJtllnJ In tltchen • breakfast bu •
huae prlv1te fenced p•Uo. • plush landsc1p-
ln1 • brick Bat>-Jle.Ques • luge heated poola
& l111al. Air condlUonlng. .
2101 So. Brlllol St., S•nto An• 157-llOO
COLOWILL, llANKER lo CO.
MAN..:GING AGINT to the So. bay on the DELUXE, beautiful. new Ind VILLA POMONA llll&. Dl2 W. Qeean ,_.:
llland, yearly, for only $475 spacious Apt. 3 mt. 2 Ba. Jnq Apt C. 17$-1530 aft 6 PD I •l!ll!l!l ... •••1!!11!1!!!11•••••••• t\to~ tmmac. fam\\JI -e; Frpk. a... to North Boy. PHONE 642-2015 wtc daya/-........ ..... Unfvnt. US AJ#. Untum. MS
3 BR. A den, unturn., ready ht door corner Bld& D (1700 Pomona Avt.) SfAUT ocean vMw, upper 3 ··~c°'m'"'!"•"'M~1-1• ____ _
Jo ~e in today! D6 Topaz ApolMB.' $330 mo. ~ultl br, d·wthr, bar. IWldtck.
R> lease, cm the North only. 673-4702 (owner). NEWPORT Wlnttr rent.al. 112 • 34.lh St. I iiiiiiiiiii
• View. 3 BR., t.omlly APARTMINTI 6e-S309' m.1111> I' Pork-Llk• Surrounding
Coot1Mo ..
DELUXE 2 llr, 111 Ba lllu4\o =-~,..,.----°" d<l<Hnd -L 0,.., SPAC l A 3 Br apt JlfO up. I BR, unlltm. CTplO. .....
drpl:, pool, bHn., priv. Pool, cpUdrp, bltN, klda ok l'lJ!lt/OYln, nfria:. No ,...
patklp. 11155. 1 chlld olt. No 1.996 ftlaple No. 1 •••• SU--3313 Sl«l/mo. 961-1&. •
r>tt.. "548--TIM. 2m6 Collt~ No. 5 .•. &t2-103.S 2en. w/appllanct1 sul. iiP
Shady El.ms and Pool Df.:LUX E l le: 2 BR, 1 I 2 Security.
1 &: 2 BR. $1«> up. ba, $160 up. Pool, Adults. ~3-4:111
Turn. A\•all. Cbildren'111et. UtU pd. 12.i E. 20th St.. l·SIDIE 2 lllt S1Jt ~
EL.l\I GARDENS Apts, 177 ,".,, .... ,_· ~7,;61;,.,=--~~~ 81tl.N, w/w, trit. Pool. Milt&
E. 2'lnd St. C,.. MWMS. DELUXE 000 sq . ft. 2 BR. 2 No peb. "2·9Ul. * ,:
SPAClOUS 2 Br. Bar. Bltns. BA. Btam ttll, Priv. Patio. 2 Br, drp:s, nu Cf11f, btt.l.i
Crp!s. $165/mo. l li Albtrt Gar. Cpt1, drp11, bl!n~. trplr. pvt patio &; pnae, Of!
Pl. No. A, C.M. See f..tgr $1!3& n10, 6t2-<lfX12 bt'f. 5 P:\1. 543-5711. •
Apt ('. l B I -=+ r .. M W CT['!. (rps, !l\O\t", 2 BR. tTpta. drapts. M-.
I ~non • Lra:. Br. $UO. rttrii;-. Ad ult.c:.. 1atly or Yard . No peb. ~ OnMt
Slv/nofr/util pct, 995 Valr~ I .,c"'ii-"ii'-':''i-' ::Clll:=:5::·.:':;'i>-_1:::'<~'1=~ Ave. ~S-1657.
cia . Nr. Baker/Mendoza, LRG. 2 BR, unfurn. Sl4.'•. 1:-s e TROPICAL POOL e ~
C.~I. TuliJ1 Larw:<, CO!!i1a r.l("sa, :! Br i-lud\o, llJ t:., ~. lt5
LARGE DELUXE 2 br, Call for key · 548-2106. F 18th St .. ~n. 15. S4$.Utl
c.rpt/drpg. bltna, dshw1hr, DUPLEX 1 Br. unlurn. Qu1~1 . •3 BR. 1-. ba, $1QI mo •
patio, 11r. Nr So. Cit Plaza. No dogs, t"al5 or moTon·r· Ofoposlt I: ~ req'd, °'1dn
F'rom $1~. 5-16-9205. clr:o. ~7720. Of\. 549-4225
Apt. Unfurn, KS Apt. UnfuM. 3.JSA c-p-t.~U~n-lu-rn-.---~aa-• rm., tum. ;uo Mo. Newport S.och HARBOR GREEJIS QUIET DELUXE
R I 3 n•-2 2450 Newiqt Blvd., CM DLX. wattrlront 3 Br., pr.,
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~aa. 3 ~•., OCEANTRONT·2 Br. or 1 ALL t.mJ..l'nZs PAID patio, float. $285 mo. Lfe. 2 2 !: 3 BR A.PT'S.
'Ila "::~--· Br. Winter at yearly. l3Cl0 le $131/Mo. lo Mo. Br., potlo, clock prlv. $21111 ,urnlaL-• a Pvt. Patloo * Htd. Pools Coste M••• Costa Meu e ve ,.._.,,. . $425. ga...29«). , Cl.11 M&-lOSB mo. W1nter. ~ml. 09U .. Nr Sbop'e * Adulta Only
wlu a 1oer1y lj<ltals Unfvmllhod Marti I A J avalllbk·-\\ Blod< to o c e 1 n. l BR. ft que ptl. ••t~ Wl~,t~3ll f-;,;,,.~'"'~""' 11•1 ~ ::.:'!°.,,.M: =· Wlnl<I'. Inquire from $130 .to $215 mo .::. :..t~Ana Ave~ ..,. L: . = · Boch•l9ra • 1 adrm1 Coote Mo•• Furnllhod Apt1. ua;ANuwNT 3 BR. 2 Ba. * * $180 * * All Utllijle1 P1ld Fpl., new carp. $300 Month, 2 ll4rm1 • 2 lldrm1 3 Br, 21> Ba, new\y palntod.
l •BR. Fencod yard. BBQ. Apto. l'um. UO . Pool • Recreation wintu. A&••I 6T~1642. 1'1!1 or 2 'ull leth1 Bltru<, crpt/drpe, enN patio.
Qt.ra1t lte1!pon1lble o&utile. , 1959 Maple Ave,; C.M1 QC!:ANFRONT. Very nlc. 2 Nr schla A ahop'1. Chilchon
1 ~~· $l00/mo. l1ta. l1f1nd LRG 1 Br. SlG + dep. Br .. ~/ cp~. ~~•r.,: ~11~ ~';j.N~.1:~o~.c~~~s S~
_ • 2 BR, nr new,1 F/A beat. Crpt.11, carport A: tndry in Wlnter •. ~ mo. · llvlns 1'00m w/ru or Fri's l.S prn., 'Fueca to U:JO
. ' •1un1 8Mch W/D, nrw. gat, df!Ck. Nr bldg. Nr. ahopa, achl1 &r: OCEANFRONT lri· 3 BR, 2 woo4 burnlns flttplace. All d 998 El Cimino A t 1 Convenient laundry ar91 am, ay Wknd1. 6'2-8340 BEAD< So. B•y. JZ>\\ Amelhyat. lrwy. ' p ' BA, upper. Frple, new tum. o!t ldtchen. Enc!ooed pa-ELE'"ANT LIVIN"-
J car $215 mo thru June '73. Norr CM. st&-OC51. whrter/)Tly. 6f.5.2115. tiOL 2 awtmm.1111'. poola, ~ ...,
. ,J>dv drive. WOOD-642-5766. $UDY ELMS Md POOL OCEANFRONT . Aun&, recnatton faclll· Spacioui adult amtplex with
'HILLSJn'E ACRE. P'Um COMFORTABLE 2 BR. $225. l 6 2 Br. Poot P«l up. 2BR. IBA, fl'plc, pitin, BBQ, tier. Securll)I suard. No fireplace, patio, pool. Qu!et
mo. incl. uW. Yrly option Unfum. Av at t. ELM $251). Winter. lts..o&68. pW. but conwnlent.
r~c::...:::;.:-.;:=-.----l l2'10. St. 1e..i.' \\ blk lrOm GARDENS APTS, ITT II:. 3 BR .. 2 ba., all bltnl; atepe Modelo Open 'Ill I pm. Th• ORLEANS
baylm>L Frplc. 6'13<106T 2lnd St.. C.M. 60-36!5. to the bffch. W\Dter $250 per 1T41 TQalln, 642441
WINTER* alter 4 pm. 1'110. ~ BrN apt. I~';"· mo. 60-<nTT. 2700 Pet...-W•y, CM BRIGHT 4 -2 Br
.. ~y A:ln .... h Ard N 0 RT H 1&.ytntnt-Wint.r f:·• fd· !.._m ~· 3 BDRMI .. 2 Bathl, 2 doon nr H•rlMr llvd & etudio, tge encl patio, avail ~ Home• ..,,.,ac rental 3BR, dwn1tatr1, oman Pf' · •.uoi· · from ocean. Yeatly. Oct&n Ad•m1 $165 'A u Oct 1~· :r ...... From $350 Month $250 mo. 3 or 4 BR upstairs $135. 1922 Wallace, Apt. B. vi Sh ...,..., -""""'· • va · i1\l1 ~• .• GfundY Rltr. ~gi $300-$350 mo. 2131349-3611!1 54M51!. ""· arp . .,,__ , £~e5025 .. 1ra la• • brl1•1 3 Br ;::...:;;,:"i':ic:=---1 213 848-282.f ,.., ....... u 1 Br Clo9e to 2 Doon from bch. 2 Br.. tl'fV •tu<Ho. .ep. diniq", Iae ndominlums I * ~-. • part turn. $250/mo )'rly encl'd patio. Nr. aebools. Escape with u1 to the rn1g1cal w.11 rl1nd of V1st1 del
l r Unfurn. 320 WINTER rental _ % blk to ~:_ Ad~~11onl~he=· he. Cpu, drps. ~ S-.-(2UJ 8""5255 &m Lago, wh1r1 the emph11is Is on 1he naut1c11, ind the
water. 2 BR. $250 mo,. 3 ~......... . • _......._ t Dl'UXI ''THE VI,..,.................. way of llf• ls 11 trtnQuil or' excltin!f 1s you c1r1 to
RJOUS 2 bd. 2 ba., BR, z BA -s mo. , ·-· C.M. 2 BR. Aptl. ()Cf;anuvn or ~ '-'.Lu~, k ' L k 'd I' · h fl I ' n-• BI··'" $375 noor of'"' .....,,, nr. beach. Wlntu or-Yeuly. APARTMlti.TS 2 Br 'w/ pNM!ulta, cpt1, ""' • it. • "' e t\11ng Ffllkll t •di •ranee or thote
", p, u..;.i•· ~~~.1; •'"" r~ Frplc & pr. No pets. Ut LRG 1 Br. Nicely rum. 646--0525 or 673-'1684. 4ir Ooud • .-te'•. 3 Swim· drpa. fncd yrd w/ patio. enjoying bo11 ing, cascading roun11in1 arid 1wlmmlng
mo. le~.1; 11..,_.__ Opal 67S-2113. , w/-1. SlS!l/mo. No peti. ....i"i Wtr pd r.n b 11 clo11 IS your patio -deck. Land love rs will apprecl1le
213/598""V't"t"I ......,. D"ll't UXE 1 Br apt. Stepl to mfna Poola • Health Spt. • • -... twn W, te'T acres of 11xq ui1itely land9c1pld grounds ilnd w.lkw1y1.
' BAYFRON'T"'1: bdr .. 1, ' lUT M"onrovla Ave. No. 3• .,.-1140 + tiL TtM!a Courts. Game and 636-412) f4!J Eich 1partment-homa includes evtry concilvt~e lvk•
untlngton h•ch pvt Patio, parking. Yrly ar MS.-5470 ocean. 673-.;.,, Blll1ard Room. 667 Victoria St (E) , , • $1~ Q urv appointment, like air-conditioning and 1peciel
Br, crpts, drps, pool, R/0, winter. Inqu1re 4.00 So. l Br. or 2 Br. nr. lhope. Pool. ** 4 BR. 3 Bath. Furn. 1 BR. .~m $1«1 LRG l BR. $140 + Dep, sound proofing 10 in1ur11 your comfor1 ind privacy.
'whr/dl}'f, refg. clubhlt, Bayfront N•. 5. UtD pd. Adults, no pets.1184 .._, .. , 1 block to •--~. I BR. Is Den From $180 Crptt, carport a: tndry ln The Y1cht Club offers h1ndball, gym and uun11, game
t · Monrovta. 548---0336 .,.. ... ...,.... uswwu MEDITE bid& N 11nd social roorm:. 'J225. 54&-1405. 5.Tf-5384. BAYFRONT, 3 BR, 2 BA. • • Yearly. Call 673--337'0. RRANEAN _...; A~:_111hopt, ~· A Living anywhere alse is out of the question efter
BDRM drp8 wuher/dr)'· furn. $450 yrly or ~ 1 BR w/prap .. Water pd. 2 BR. Pitlo.~2 car pr. v.iauc VILLAGE ..... .,. vaii 9/:Kl. ,;nrci El seeing Viste d1I Lago.
er retrk Pt Near Har-winter. 403 N. Bayfrcd. S145.. 234C Elden Ave . Camino, Apt 1• CM. Efflci1ncies.1,2,2plusd•n.from$190.Fumi1hed
' v~ Scbool. $250. Bel. Island. m.-&;40. Ml-6134 or ~45. ~~i~~~ petl. 2400 Hazbor Blvd., C.11. _·-...,.~-,---~-•nd unfurni1hKI models open dally nin1 'tli da rk.
(2131 592-KlS. WATERFRONT, QJrlstlu BEAtrr. n.mN 2 BR $180 (tt4) ·!157.aJ * StuMJnc 1 A 2 Ix', From the Sen Oi1QO FrHWty t1k1 H1rbor 81Yd. 10
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=::.:::,:;::_,,---I gUy to ahatt: with 2 others. Incl. util. Htd Pool. Adltl, no OCEANFRONT winter. J br RENTAL OmCE 2 ha, pool, rte area. Ad1ms ind Mesa Verdt Drive. 540-1800. ~"":::-;;p,;:;;-;;;N~--i_,;wm~·~t~er::_. ~Sl35~.~l~llO~Gan>~~·L::_ pell. Al.lo 2 Brunt &0-9520, upper. Frplc. IUl&f, View. OPEN 10 AM to I PM ae..M10. 710 w. Uth St, C.M. ~T,;i9if.:E;;"==~~E,~f.5E:===~~;':::=;i::;::o:::===
·' · * OPEN SUN * Bolbu Ponlniul• lll5 ut1l pd. Sm apt ll<ar 15th *$29112 Bmo.R. ~TT.;.,., ;,,,,,, Apt. '.u.,h,,., id Apt. Un(um. 261 -""''· Untum. 365Apt. Unfum. 365Apt. Untum. 'V1sta caudal. Luxu1'Y 2 " Newport. Slnl)e a&L -.7-""'""-::--::'-:--....;..-::-=...;;.:":::=--.....;~:-=....;..~~:;;_--~·;;;.:.==::..:;.:.::.. __ ...:;::.;::::;.:..;::::.::.:.::::...... _ _;=
Br., 2 ba., din rm; lrpl ; Winter Beach Rentals 64U583. ""*'· pr, \\ b1k " beach New110rt ... ch Newport ....., Now110rt .. _ Now110rt llMch Nowpert ... els
; a:i ft patio, fantastic . Is pier. $30-6300.
1 ...... ter vu; privacy. 6f41489 l BR apb w/patios PUfn l•ch A· t Ir, Ix• BAOIELOR ROOM AT THE
E. Lush, plush 3 SR.,~~~ :~to•J=an ceptloft•lly nlcel 2110 BEACH. Winter Rental. l~ ba. condo nr. Hoag. ""-..,,. pl ti! Newport Blvd, C.M. 673-4m , ''"" r ,vm ._._. mo, us u . -,;:=::=-...,-..,---;;--:: ·Adlta, no peta. """'" mo. S.•ihere RHI Estate QuJet 1 br apt. yd, WINTER duplex avall . • 3 r 645-2346. · 675-1573 adlt& oll\y, utill tum. BR, 2. ba $300; 2 BR. 1 ba
, • BEAUT. GARDEN. Pool. e $25 WK &: Up-On. Ocean $130. 145--1387 ....... ;Nr;-~ ~ ~ Br., 3 BL $340/mo. Lovo\y Bae~ • 1 Br • l BR. Beaut. vu, lrl .. """ A;f. Unlum. · iii 673-5221 Rooms Maid Servi Pool clean. $115/mo. 111114 El ,.;. ______ ..,.... I
-um Pd. ce -cam\DO, C.M. 51M1111. aack Blly •
3 n. Condo t "Brad e can 117"'"'740 e ',IMMACULATE 1 Br. $125. Jll\&.lmo. Hl1 trvlne, comer
Di· • • ' Ocean 'brffze, UW pd. Prt Apt A Is B, rear. 2 Br,
fOrd .• pJace." Call aft fi pm, WINTER '!'f ,.ar1y luM. patio. QWet ldulta. f1S...al5I. Blt·fn --. heated Poot 144-8116. Furn. or Unturn. new . ·-··~ 1Jo,.:.:Cc.=."::-:-:""===--;usii' dup\fx. 3 Br. 2 be. si.p tn Hunt""'9ft ,.._ Waaher book up. Adult•.
bu.ch •. ChUdn>n, pets O.K. Open 10-1. SC&-1729.
91T E. Balboa Blvd. L.OUINTA HERMOSA a.illOll 111...i
2 BR. 111 BA. patio, ba1""'7, lp&nllll Coontr;. Jlltate U..
, ADULTS ONLY 315 E. Bay, $2!0 mo. 00 yrty Inc .l Sl>a-Apto. TV-
' BR. 2\\ loo. bl ... -he. lriq. at Apt C 6T3-.1511 ...,.. pool; IUllllen P'
CflOll, drpt. paint. Dbl •"• or 54J.'ITT\. B11Q. Unballenble IJTlq •
' SDI mo. Rllr 5IH966. BAYFRONT • Small lludlo Only
Ouplox11 Furn. 345 apt. 1 or 2 adult&. 1155/n>O 2 ISR. STUDIO • $2AO ' ALL UTllJTIES PAlD
ew,ort Be•ch =::· ~lrlP· PrtvaW AduJtl No petl
3 + 2. on beachtront. OCEA.Nl'RONT l Br .. 2 Ba., (f blb S. ol -San Dlqo h:W')'
op $3'15, lo-SSZ. %111 = C Br.. 2 Bo.. S3llO. oo Beach. 1 blk w. ort Hoit
W. OoeanfronL 613-8'T23: Winter :Rtntals. U t 11, to lmt Parbtda Lane.)
.,,. (2131 399-W, ... Incl/610-<72~. (nf) 11'1$!
f247.l • WATl:RFRONT Spat. 3 BR .
ti'' WATER frontq'C, 2 BR. A F/R, bOt.t dock' avL Yr, . $145 • $166
Frp1¢. Blt·lns. Ll'K dock. Ise. $325. 6T5-8'l'92 0 r 8achMr Ir: l B1l. patloa,
•2 -2 bath, .,,..,
cpt1, blblo, potlo. Upetalrt.
No p,rap. $214/mo. )'Ul·
ly. n3-3391 or ~
lelllN l'Mllnaul•
BAYFltONT
8n.nd new cust. trtple:c (2)
S Br, 2 Ba. n> 2 Br, 2 Ba.
Pvt bch .l pier, 546-0310,
COrone del Mii'
2 BR. .. walk to belch
Pool. Adult• oaly
AGENT 614 IHI ··-----~a.vall. Y(!atly rate. $.150. ~-frp]c's, prtv. prqtl ·
7599 or 213-790-6212. "' Divic1td bath 6 kJt1 or ' · YEARL .. bacbclO(, Balboo cll>litl. Ric ball, pool A , 2 Ba., dshw11hr, f.rplc., arta. $100 mo I •• .,_ •-••• '<t~ean -~ 9 mo '"IMI • Po0 _, aunt, .,.Ulll, , v .. w. . ~ • 6'1U7'lll Soe tor ,,,.nelli 17301
13511 " per '"°' \..,._, YEARLY 1 bllrm apt. '115. t<Hllon Ln. U blk W. ol
'4$-61lf. mo w/util. Close to bty. Brach, 1 b1k N. ot Slater).
NEW 3 Bdrm, trpli=. dlhw1:tl Mabin! adulta. 673-9431. to-'IMS
ltna. 42nd St. $325. Av * Bachelor unit tor a me. FREE utll'a. hrn 1 Is 2
Oct. lit. M8---5.1Z Util pd. Balboa are a"" bdrm aptt nev hncb.
WINTER rental. 1 Br. tt45; $100/tno. Yearly. 67J.6'190, ~ dt s.Yr'l282.
J· Br. J165. Utll1 Incl. Si•P' OCEANFRONT lBR. -Le -
to ocean. 640;0321. .,it, $13S. ]deal ror student. ,_ .. -'-'"--------, Br, l\lln, all utll pd. $11G. * m.7686 * QQIEI' °"""'""" 2 er ..
S'IOI ~. N.B. C ,_, u. tum. Frplc:. 9 mo nntat.
m«!TI .._ -"'"r $22S. Mature adlll. no pdl.
1pllfr•no llffch FURN. Apt. J14.I. Uttl pd. \\:1~fM.fMl.~=.,...,,---c,..,. ;;;;.~;....-...;,.,..,.:-:::::--: blk to ocean. No peta. %iOO BAOI. at Cretcent Bch.
:VA!L. Sept. 2lnl.J 8R. 2 Seavlew, CdM. O>!or TV, ul!l pd, JIM mo.
ba, """ fnotl >do· drpe,.2 \\ Duplex-I BR w/yard. Utll St10 'I'll up. -· ~ ok. 1235 m • pd, $115 mo. a.an 4 <Ille• BnJDI01 ntw, c-·llaacb a
"""""""E:=::i.:::-:::-----1 ~A~du~l~:,,.~no~pe~t::L_!l36-6069~~:.,· -1 ahopf. Matun! -~·pm. ·MIN' Furrr bcch $ilO w/utll jg $125 Inc. util .... ~. .
TWO bdtm., l 'il bath ,
l!replace. $245 Ind All--
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XTRA nictf rJ, Br. apt So. "!¥ of hwy. 12'0/n>O.
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• ""1 bar, rrp!c .. bllM. pr .. WEEKLY-MONTHLY Newport lhftch 'Ii ba. SHARP! 17'15/mo. lucutl .. lulfM _, ___ ...., __ _
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2 Br. w/yard, crptldrl"·
$180 mo. No chlldrel\ «
pet&. 133-eU. I: 'f e I .
!4>«1112. · COiii MoH W\U Talco ' Sllldenll __.1 f BR. 2 BA ............ $3IO 18R untum apt, ft<tlj\y
ITUOIOI lo I 1111.'I I BR. I BA ............ "'15 painled ir abopplrw, bu•
• J1Q:I UMlll l BR., 1 llA •••••••••••• 1111 llm, An oldtt tenent preL
I BR! home •••• • • • • • • • • $37$ i,.:'°"~"Wl'i:i:. =,....,.,,.. __ ="'.: e llllD -' • • CALL: eTS-3813 e f'll11 Kltchtn 1 & 2 BDRM qts, _..
e Haaled 1!iJol ' ~ pvt .-potlos. SW. A
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, 1.t.vall. ~ reeta1. Wallt "' e TV a -..,... oval\ !3!-'5111; 543-1982
'9ach, ~ otChla. un-e PhOno fld\llee ** BUUT!f'UL 1 a 2 Bit.
...... a BR $ll5lmn. 2lli * $ii WlllC • Utt * Contemporary Garden Apt.
St. 'JltlJIN, f!$Gll. e -a 1•~ l: Aptl • PallOI, Ir p 1 e.. pool.
'11' '!'!_ C·~!:. ::; •TV a llald A\'111 ,._.., .~. ·Uta pd. $1554N~~ ~~~!;_ ;v.-y •a< -~· • -s.mQo.md Pool $111.SQ. POol.1525-r;wi,, U~Y~•~u
avail. m.<1'11'.1,, "' m.-, e Qi1*w t )o\-, Ayt .... Ueut iur -2 ·Br. "lfW· $1CO. Wlr pd. 'l«JO. tf .. ,, JnUl ... PoltJ!vd, Cll IMl-:1111. 2l'ff Plaot Avt ' '1!".
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---· !Olr l-$310. Tltt, Ad ·-. ,!!' --2 a , hrr, bJk; 4 QUIET, 1fOC i\-Verd< 2 tlMllf. 1 Br ...... 1-....... ,, ....... '1111 -Br. uppOr.-. encl .....
'~Etegance,.·Privacy, P.r~~~ige,
and· ,Ocean Vtew!w" ~
that's why so many world
famous personalities live here
The-ld-Dldllo-of ifll!Amoua--lm -dupli611a4 bn It N«V-ot1
Tho Bini&. la Nnport.
Sabllo lumy la )ricll-In "'"' -la ''*"-v...iu. --Dlomatic"'"' of ""'op111touolnbll>ltld 'rl-oftlle..U-,.
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lin1 Ncrwpart Hcbor. ('4glina loota
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Thotollhocurity'of 1 IMM<d llllnf· •
houlo ontrlfteo, .-cln:uit 1V, IUld
private elevator Nr.riOI in ..ch balldltt&
1uara!1tr:o privacy and peaceful J'
relaation. '
Bucwi'fe rec:reational !JciJitifis to ·
rival the most e:ii:clu1ive tNort • , •
includln1 a cool, aqu1·har fn a
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n-... juot...,.af Ille,_...,..._ who
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block .-·Pld1lo Cout Hlitnrar at
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4Company,900cqnoy1-. Newport
:Beach, Clllfonia 92660. Tlltpbocc:
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EL!X.!TlllCIAN. ..,.~, ~-Ci.. · •ft~--G ~-nr-"-r L riiiAHaAL -• HOUSEKllPlR ..... NURSIS AIDIS lloOdod. 8lllaU Jo*, mainc ot•lls'looa • -·~-BU¥ADJ l'H'" John'• JM. -m ' ara• .......ic ...,._ '*" . L .. al Soc'y .,_ "'ll o,,..,,.,,.._., u,31 ·----ca!I~;_, M br. lll!Dtrr.AR'f call~-Tit .. ,.,..·u Ctll1I--·Jo i...,......NallooolO>.loolt· HOUsllCl!IPIR S111i1> Sol w/.,,.,.. nper. llh1lt.Hunt.lld>Coov • ._
,_ Dql me. t1plat llm•I . ......-~ Good lotb'--who .,.-. -poal-j -·-Toplmoldl l8Sl1 Falda An., LLB. G•~-... Pool Se.vice.& W/-bodtaiijiiilil· I• ::i.; bentDIL _, $400. .... ... tntn a -otben. don available Oct. ~ Happy co. Wa41111'1"tae 1 job or >11""515.
ln1t1ll1tlon llU"'8>· draltlnr. lllK .... B'l!"AllM nu-. Apply In l'l\ldl-r.. Poo:ltlorto. Call <ttt> 5'&-22'l0. .....,adlllb, -.,.,, no !H. ==------BOB'S GARDEN ,._ .. ~ C>nerG!>' .-.on., no Limo, "2 Call,_-.. 5*-, -IUll ~ capable PRIORITY NURSES ,.-. ••1or.
" LANOSCAPIN CUSl'OM ............ pools/ pQC. w/rop!:IQ< ll!V"lot St! Q>!r, CM. • , . -i--. mo llolJoo FU)RfST,· ....,, In ..,. woman 5 da11. S houri da,I· PERSONNEL prerd, 1-S,30. hit< Ullo
Irvlnt! llltluslrlal Romaa baths, t b er a p y 11llbc:ol -tor..,,,.... t Blnuld -· Bl, CM. nncti>c A d-of """' ty. OrMnc 1m-p 0 r tan 1• AG ENCY Coov. Ctr. 466 -Rd,
:.._Complexea. poob.pool..m.ci.tlnc.n-lndivltl\IO!w/loi.·orlnltl&tift 1.aJUn.om.'O>ota>lna <lluin:D\ aid.,.. dorut tJ.......25+hn.per ..... ~~.i""" .. •Wfllmlll>.' '230W:11th,CM '3-7750 N.8.-.
>><-4299 'arter'Spm. cellent nlerence, U\'"-a --'af1111l7. ;· • 'Se·-°"9P . Ml,!Uro, ~-Top pay. 6'l5-<i29l. _ --~1JU521 . ~ NURSING """""'· ..,.
Ali-jS LAndlca1ii amtnotor. erthnatn, Aak ill''Bn'.•~ . r. 11.!.1.a ..... JC:::..-~• 1 woman.· qe 25 _. OYtf F\&11 J'REE blue cblp ltAltlps' or , LEGAL Secretary w/corp It for H:ml-lnvalld lad"• muat
_, • • --• ..-.. 11 ...,......_. ~c.. . 8e<ty Crock., Cook -H 0 USE KEEPERS. Doj bantlnc -"''" Fringe ' .J'IQ'aoy..;,.. ~l _ · , · , . AP~ Man. Expj ~ed. NeY, cftdail,B Wel·I GI; fU't.wne. Kl'-1U» llAve '-· ,\ "'-..i-~-Git.I abUt. ~rice pttfftted. bfliiBita. ~l~. be exp'd. Mon's • ftllef. ·"""'1 ba~,.lot . Remoclol Ii ap4.lr cplo.· f/lbm •. M units. :-. Gllana ... + -. COUlft'ER Glri. .t.n.oooo. P ~ml·~··-butwlJl ''"'''""-· 12.25..,. hr.~ . .RePl,lrs~et:a, 613--CUS'l'Oltt ·Remade Tu.ldlll~'inail~~· J~, ~ 1tlt.'pertOll, ""'!Adam. Aft Domlta. arty. • ·Pacltlca Hospital lJOffT houae v.-ork. hforn. &: NURSE Aide-Operatkle
HAUDRAN S lawn IS'Vice, Alteration&. Kltcbem. David 59'M'Q.t ' . ~~ Wiidt BH.uty tlJB :.w.ms Aw. H.B. FRONT Oe•Roam Clcit. . Call S40011 _,,n JitS,, "'-~-~~ ~. ~~~n room, 1wq .w. ~1'90fto
quality workman 1 hip, Stewart Auoc. Olt..~tt ~ • DnJbf 9Um" ,~Goar)~ 'ml Himt· DFJ,,JVERY . cl DA I'L y .eye, ' ahilt. Call B t 11 Mrs: Dudl• nel ckpt, Hoq Holp, N.B.
.r,'ltable, ~uonable after 6 . ~ ni.:D-tlntamediate.HD.U· tastaJc.t4r'1Hta8ch. PIU>T, SUNDA.'fONLY, to Schneider, kfn..U noon. e HOi1SiKEEPEft.'i .~VN. pt time, da,y5. Al-OfficeG•l te$40t \I·~·· .S-8701_ Sew1ng/Alteret._ yn. GP*. '1)pC" 5 ~ BEA.tm:BAH\•~ ..... ~ Requires Newporter Inn, N -B. 2 ~~ tt!6dant, mldnlle 1 h If t . No e icper. neMU. Le:pl
E.XPER.T ·Japan e1e Alt.r.i~~--~ H.B..·· firm, l::r Ut>'put' ttm.,htlp. Tiit tbt .u. al. a Station Wapi 6ff.l700. LAGl.TA,\ NJGUEL N'ewpon Villa-642-58fil. eqle needs r!Ot vrn. Lite
Ganie..,, know-how , Noa~!""""fe ·:.O,...,. ... -.. ae.u1y Buaar, :l60I A...,_ or Van. O>Dtut Mr. Hany Gen'I Ole. ·lo$600 *** 4!J6..0!i;s *** . MACHINIST 'YP"· nm muds • be
\(pJteep. plant, pest. trim TU · · AJf.'l'IST . -craftmlln ': • N.a 50 r2 , . ..._ Setley, 330 Welt Sq St., ~it!-;!:, ~ '=::; H<?Q~. 4:30 PD1 to 1 -. charming .
clunup: ~-1 • carpmter;etpjr,1bt•~ .,........ F /C · • • ·$650 O>lta Meq.. 1tt us now am. ~ prefen'ed Sm.ill predsion s"itch rom· PRIORITY *' ~ANDSCAPING *CERAMIC tile . .,., .. 3' wlU.,-.6~ to•l'!'¥ »M to· accopt ...,...... • ll!;LIVERY boy wanted. PRiORITY ~I will conslder ......... "°"'"'-' Seh•P & oporate PERSONljEL ·
Newlawns,Sprl 1.kler1, remodel. Frft 1est. Small' su~.-, !~t~e , handle co~ete let In-~.Auto, PERSONNEL Padftca Hospital variety flt ml'lchinell in-AGENCY
decks clellllll~· State llc1d. jobs .·53WG6.· di.IPl¥' 6 ~ ua.:wi:'lO e l ud 1111 stmts. Fee. 2M01 l'clbes Rd. _._~ENCY c..ll 142-0fill, ext 2tS, eluding tun'el lathe, \'ertlc!i.l 230 E. 17th C~J 66-TT50 ·536-~ , Tutoring-. am. I: 4 pm Y"t,ln. th:r;la Fri. P&id.{Allo ~ Jobi. i..,una Ntsuel ...,,. }.fn. Dudley mill, short runs. Small shc>p.
• . . , , . nt , -~ ·HeleJ> Sdlalfer DENTAL Aalllont I Re-230 E. 11th C-1>1 '!S-7750 Good~-•• coods. OFFI C~ iEMPORARY
DIJTCR> .-, .... expor.,FRENCH · Gemlalilo!uonl Bead>. •.. •· ~""""" eeptlonlat. ~ 11.11.' *G ..... 'Olflca $475 HOUSEKEEPER/campa~ STACO, INC, =~ ~~~ ~~ ti)'• ~.~' · ASJEMBt ERI .as;~~~·'nr .. 55N7.~.;.,.,~ incticehuopen!nctortn--T)l>e' 6S.' DlYttSlfied job ~ui~~:~t :w~1~~~ 1139 Baker St.,
'21ll630-S46.1 ment tran's l ator : ,"$1..90~ Hr Up . SUiteU"'I • -..i.u ~t.ernatticchatralde needs a90d speller.· &73-SSTO. Costa Mesa
p.m. Reuonable. 546.2402. Lite ftPM.·' milnees ' BOOffiQ>ER. S..ta Ana -l Future willml!od. Hdell -(7141 .149-3041
EXP. Hawaiian Gardener. CALL ,us NOW! ottioe "ofl ·ReglQnal-CPA MUil-have qp,er. Sal open. Peribbntf Agency e HOUSECI'.:iANER, e:tti'd,
•Complete 1ant.nlng service ,. . • • • . ' ... p s· ' ~ 'ne«ll 'full. ··•-. ... -. ·~ C...N•• °'·· N.B. wtrt11 .• to 5 hall-day> .... v ..... t .. nl ~67.: I ..,..,-,.., _, ... ~.. "'?'--~ r-wk $2.50/hr ()y, trana Equal Oppor, Employt'r ,...,..,.....,...,,.,-. , &"''. _·j&I · ~ ·• i · boOkDetiOr • .-.... /o tro.n r De ~al '"'·rk &lltoll-4. 5.17-2711 · • " P·
IDl4PLETE Lawn ·& '.''?M . -1.• ·...J.'aclfic;· ' ~~ i ,'•c.'c:~'Untl n 1 Ute'?;';;;:~ .... ..:.'"'--';-"" olllce,· GEl'!ERAL O ftlc•. --t94-7432· . . . MAI D-MATURE
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top pay, lnterelttn1 vvtety,
all )OCaJ, 2 yn: amc. expe:r ""'~i!!!!! ........ ~~""'' i prefel"T'ed, over 18.
G:iideqlng .,,~. Ha\IUI>& · 'Par~Str)I~ ~11••!••!.'CPA !Inn °"'' -.-~ •--keeplnol, -· Intelligent HOU~KµPER, (Uvo m) <O h•. "'"'k . beocllll
.. cl Ji...:~ m ,No. 'I\IWU . T~1 _.:..,.:.+f....;. .,. ~ .. ---1a1 flllr71,~dl~ .~nr-1 for matun 1.d .. 11tust cook Brown'• Temporary 'JAP~a;:· ~ ... Y . Job Wanted,~ .. JOt umon.~Square · ~~-~.s\;b;tt ~19~ INDpBmE! ·~l·i~t,;;~ welt,_ driv~·A have .,.,.,,.,.,--''"""o-:"'oc'=-:-:'.= 1D236Lak~Blvd,Downey
a r f! n er -. . dreiice. Calif.' b&ndW?itten mstm>e top 0 l . mu~ ,Ave._.\ C..M. ....nv, • W. . ,.......... ?desa, references. 491 .. 1294. MAi~ to v.1lrk rrr in rentRl 8fi9.2412 or 521-~
"Corriplete Yari:t Work and . 547 LAA6 'A'Xrl c..·.-~Alla · ', 6C-2400 . r--v ......,..,.. yd.. ~~st have n e at OFFICE If\8J\8.ier. Strong
Cle.an-up. Free est. 642-310'l. Y~UN~i~n~, . ·~ ' l\OOt Jr7 ""T"IC-i£ f'E'.R DlSHWASREitS 673-f'i66!-HOUSEKEEPER-Cook. Fri, hand1vr1t1ng &-appear11nce, accl'g background. rood
Hauling p um l . ' .Aak fort;;~l· r.fe.Y . ;l:OQK E, & G.t· Frf~y · -'$550 Sat I; Mon., 10-{i. Business avail all ~ay on. \V~s. Sa.ts.. aupervlslonal exp. New
, • full-time e m p o y me n .t,,c.._..., t pbanpiicy"upert-?qJ.,.,,.._ · ,· u'seoy's' Tittd /:4 ;istitfe "told -h)w it ~· $20/day. 675-Q91. & Sun. \\ill train ngbt man. boats & ~ Oppty Ge~ Haulin&: ~Moving P:refe~y in com , . ,AS , 1. .. ,1.. 5"'4 mu.me to P.O. ~ abould.M' donf! Doi~ your HOUSEWORKER:part ttme, Apply in Mf, 1930 N~\\"J)Ort for right person. Yachtin&:
stake Truck w/htt IJ.1e-indll!try 60-0022: •. •·1.-ltAMDS 10880; Santa Ana., Calil. o.y .& Ntt.:-. M.)' b:lre --up new.office 5 day week . steady job. Ov.-n Blvd., C.M. Aaociates Corp, 6t6-«i5L
Man ol truck fl.SO hr. Job W ntocl, Famllle 102 -' · 92Tll.. •~ for -•-co. Thll -'· m. 1144''134" MAl'-NANCE ; ' · • • mYSl '"-.lJ...ctl' over p v ..... .., .. , ,, •.s:. man cus-ORDERLY-Opera"ng -. 645-0003 . . ~ . . w~ -Aairtam:,~ · .,..-• -"-8re_ a co. ' off en &, mM ~--· ~~ Typewn"t•• todl ~ p I'd N B " ·~--• ---..a...&JOil ~""f'L~ ~v....., .._ '-'&>" an •. _._1-""r. re · · · Days. \\'Ill train. ~!'IDnne !"EE & -lrg plant removal. GOOO TYP~ST · ·I . j;~i..w ~·:per ' mo.' <Pmhe INTERV!Ews-s'.&PM . challenge,~.,..,.,.. ·op,. "Exper, ~-., p!time. area. Call 642-:ruo, M·F
P.otodl, ttnov.te, yard Will • your typJne •t • Shi,,... ~ ' ._ , ~ =:t: :':fl:. p.;;o ~· 642.-2156. 8:30-5. ~~~~Y,K :HN:i~·=~••
ciean\ips. .Movelbaul Call her home, Wiii rlckuP , , · . 1 ·IO:Y'5:, . 1 /?. ~n bbot _..._ MALE or fomal• ,....,.,
MAT, 642-1403, end ;J.liver loc• H.li, Njt Jpr; ReqlfirM I need-'twO bays1oJ!ll;vacU-. 4 . ' ~~~ .... ~ W. canteen, I/time. Ex c e I call &12-2-10M·F1:30-5 PM Y~. &&rage clean1;1PS. F.V., West, 75c.,.r·N· ~-t'e'mpor ary. ciei on -tieit J_..,.,.per boy. • CO 6.. warner, ·Sdlte 1:19; s:A. woddQ& cond, 522-2819 . O~rators Remove -~ dirt."''" or .wlll .-rk .loy '*ir ~·b. both llhort & ._.. 01>)7 . ..-..i ISSS .W.,A41m1 GlrlFrlifay lo$SOO MarlMMachanlc Weara.,;,.rincl .An:l -
Drlveway•, era.ding. calll47-309S .. -lonc'U!rm. !);) varied fu.. hqyl.'eomideredt1 Top pay Cott•·~•• Plush 1 pl ofc "needs pl QUablied;exP._cill·l.orappt. forEXP.lNDUS'.l'IUAL
&47-2665· NEED help at · home?· We teretCiPI "ft'Ol'k th . ftnt.t Pd" 1f6nbl. Art --,ou ' aood , , w/lite bookk~pi.QI · 4 bP-. m..:oat,o. NEEDLE OPERAroRS tD
YA.RD &: Garage Cleanup. have°/ Aides • ,ffUJ'llel e 'Mddiitg d:mdi• tn . Ora2lle endt!P. tD -qgallfyT ·I,t . ., DISHWASH!R l lng to help bosf,' MEDICAL assistant, .bade work on cUlltom aaf trunb.
Free est. 1 dlyl. CaU Housekprs • Compankml Co.( +1 ~. r e p·e at c&ll : , . Fri/Sat A SUn Eves. PRIORJf'V office. e:tperlencro only. U )'()IJ qu.Ufy caJI KANVAS
anytime, Sl8-503!. • llom•maken • Upjobo ....,,....,,. · for wUJlb.g 5t5o33ll · As;>\Y>ID Pmot> · PERSONNEL ...J __ IXD<'rv......... Call _blotwo 10.,, 644-1025. By KATIN. 213-123-U!O,_.,.
GEN Hauling Treolllhrub 5<7-6681. . """'ol .... _. Xlo't hourly. . . BOYS 'l.l·Jf · 'Colafty .Kltchon .AGENCY IKYINI:, LrWVl'll~OL MEN & WOMEN tt<-5ll-4880 . . irun: Gar I:. yd deanup, FC bkpr/Off Mu. ~ ~No Fee Of Courie. . JOtn-TopCrew ~<>ranee :1211 -H•rbor .81.,I CM 230 E. 17th. CM.. , 645--7750 SERYICES•-AGENCY needed for Edu cat Ion a 1 P,,,_A~R~T~--,"',-m-.-.-CC<>Wltant---.I
Eat. 83S-2303, 55'7d..&IM ... !:.'.:..myFCplace~~.!~ •' TllliJI Cout'worlt!~~.._1!_'N=::· Dr•ft•m•n .. $J20me GAL FRIDAY: Local firm FEE PAID medical training fJf!lds All Preler aeml-ret.tred •r
SIOPLOADER 1£ ump true.. <C&"f your ...,...-a or u ·au:i ,. day ~·Ommlaiop' Top atthitectural1flnn needt needs mature gal to-be riJbt Secret&rlei lo $67S ratts Ages 18 lhru' 'JS. ret~ man, ~ b'
work. Concrete. asphalt, A Sl.lper )'OUl' girt 615--3659. ,. and: Bmw: •. Mde , Money" ~\ect ~~ Stu-hand to dlvia1on ·manaau. acrow Ottlcer $700 Medium height Ii: weight. -•-'-P'"P-'-_______ 1
sawlft, brMltlna;. 84&-IDO. At, r act l v e, m ld ·a Ke & and Keep up with School-dent olt. Tc?P~ts. No sh needed on thll· one. Comtr. ln&pe1ctor $700 No vis\ble 9C8l'll or taloos. PART" time driven I: coob. HouMc.IHn~nt =IHSKPR.,.llve bl, tor j wa:k tob, S57-6739. PRIORITY Start $477 +. can Nancy Management Trnes to $650 For inter contact John Over 21. Apply at 1m2
·-·· ~.an· 1ng· rn--•• adult. 213: lU-2>90 T·Man . . ._. PERSONNE·L May, 5'0--60552790 •• £~ t :11· Oft Typht 'to $500 Br8.nscom. ~1640. Beach Blvd .. H.B.
.nu:.3A U I -................ eves. ..,.,. • . AGENCY . . Agmcy, .nai.....--.-. Mall oertiMate $350 PART time dental auistut. -=~·L ~·. 6 ,•: ~: c;I.EANING 1'<ly with-. 6 . ~a:-~ =a:'~ 230 E. 1711i, CM '.: &t>7750 CM. . l'tlo Clit't/Mal• $.165 ~.~~$~~~~ 1DOrnll1(1 only.
S4S.4il.L ""· "!'uld Ul<o ,,,_work. 21U DUPO.NT DfllVE ....,.. uiu. DRESS SHOP MGR. *°lrl Frkl•Y $5tO A1>o Foe Po~tlons >We p,.r,""'1. Poaltloo .,. ---'*:....:c..ia60::...:;.;:..;.;.* __ .1 M $18. m-4549. · IRVINE . DAILY PILOT ' .l'M . A' Mo. Best i:lo•u-'l'ype"50, .Ute l*l>nr-Fun c;.. t88 E. 17th·<•t Irvine) CM PBX Opol'Ator, •xper. Worlt
Expwt Hou1ecl1•ninsl Hal ·w Med, MA F. 711 • · 492-4420 . strire ·111 tOwn ME'ds.,m';'J Suptr betdts: . 642-1470 ~~~wo':km~n he~vy A~g~~ tncll¥Jn wknda •nu. ClJ.J
By QaY-Refs. 836-0648 1 p • ' -133-1H5: . ,.-.--·-. to Helen Sch&fla ~ Jw DJen. Ntwpxt_er IDn, . · BOYS I: CirfJ • Earn cul\ It , ...... _....,,... -r-• p 1 .1....... until move to Newport end ~fclitecl Cle•nlng Act:EPTING Appllcatb-= · Al•l•t•nt .Controller prlies aftu ~ m· your take care of it. enonne ""6"ncy of Sept. Free daily but ~N;i'.B~.:;;'"4~i'100i;;;· ;::-;;;;;;;;;;;ii * WE DO EVERYTHING * Coola Relle< A ~ · ull i., ·-llf>Jor or --...nine. Call PRIORITY 4'62 Camp>11 Dr •• ~B. IMl'ERIAL traospot'tatloo provided. PBX--dl>I.• -
Roll.,_ est. twtl-2839 "'°'-'cul!ltt Pit .mibor. Jo """""'l!n£ Hoiel 51i0,519T • , , · .' PERSONNEL Suite IH ' . 56'7..JTll .SA'VINGS PACIFIC MUTUAL dept; Hoaa Hoop,'lf-'
Prof. Carpet Cl11nlng Dish-°""" 18 ""1,d· or relai,d .,.,.,,. ~· ·AGENCY GIRL , Flida)',' Ute. bJd<N. Apply Moo thru Frl.'9 am-12 Be&cho -·"' ·' Aioo -. a. floor care Cocktail wa "t re11 '• Send Re-'ro ~CH. ~GER 230E..l11j>;:4JM~ . 66-mO )\llll -tta!!h-!!i!h -~POl ·&·.l0A1' '·pm·•~""!'~ b!iUdlnc, TUI esx w-iliJi>I. 1>q
Eall Dutch 5.17-1508. 8am-6pm w-~ ,Apply 81 .0>lotlY .P<nonnel i.'!Ma&<r A..,.ien.~··'.iroWJ!t; In tblo ELEC'l1\ICAL ENGINEEI!S' ~ A~ . .l..-M. . ASSGCIA TION Newport Center ~· ""'. lficlodlnc ~ Jlr•
HOUSE OF CLEAN K It' b • n • San 3aaa . Balbo.ti B•Y' CIU.~ LAI~ County , area ENGl!IEERS' · 548-0292 . • . ..,-. mt'd 1.4)lll, CM.
Flcora, windows, c:rpt, wall& Capl-..,. 1221-''lf··~·HwY ""' ~ted • cbanenglni! Deane, """"" " develop ""-=,,,"=====~ LOAN P.RO. 'c" ESSOR ,'io' -::-I.Cl C::-IR' Ki I • MZ--6824. If~ Bftclt oPJ>brtwiily tor an ex· analog &! digital clrcuitry, GRANDMQ'.l11ER ·needed ,., .. .,. ::~~~R~~noN Ac:c:ounting~;.rk s..!!!:!!'~~Ma'n ~ ;~~~:;~o,;:: ::'..:-."."'F':";.,."'s.i.!: ~;,~c:1'k::E * m 1 -CITY 01" -
. · • . w/lalary req,,Jri!Ment> to 11000·~-mo~ CaD non ·--~"'' .'Tril£R oon NEWPORT BE•CH " • 5IJ.:S038 • ..1''~~ ' I , $25,000l fo $50,000 ' -·~~ ad '"°' t6t C/O ~ •r 'fir -.· ' .. ~· , I (.LL ' ' ~ · • ,.,,._ cl... ....... ~ · J11ckson, 540-«>55, Cbutal RELIABLE LADY 'J ' tr ..•.. .a .. ,.,IOUI, ex , -..ven; ft..u ... Fllot.,p..o; Be. "-.15i0, "" 2790 ···"'-· Bl R, •u•$667 P u.
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· ~ .. "Y"" • ~ U.S.. A.ldexico. No ap bv-· · · · · E1Crow Ofer • t. $IOO • · f13.'3130 · Jlequlre1 hlKh school pad ..
DAY WORK ~ Any 01' ~ experr riers, ,Eana . as ·>':OU ~~ B@Y ~. ~· Applf iri Some Hero., Upa: landJ .. HE JOBS•' 'eizualropJIOltfuiltj ·employer We are -w accepting tlon, 1 yeu ~cent typinc • 8Hria~,; SU-2Jl ~·t ~':c -Call M:r'·. M~d at ~\bd-.l~ll··1m-Mon. tllilbotone.Get"jobc."no •I: . · • INST,M.LERS ··for un-..,.... pneralotfia!work..Aaalp ~anltorlal re-; m tem~ ~ ~kn, pr ;55,'1:-4:zr;1 tflN·. ti:f. :ne' Alley: Wt;"I f~. . derpQl,ftl cabZe -TV. Exper. •p~lfcatlorn for -=~ay s':t~ -~le;
Jell-1 Ceam.i Servicel meol lrnmo<lifto pi&ee' AVON CHRIS'l'MAS :EARN· Rat.. 2ID6 .E. Oceablroft~ PPERRISOONRINTYEL Tillers . ""-·· l'al"'" .COD>id..... Di.a...:..shefS Sept. 29th, 1972, to penonnel
Resihe:ntial _ 'CommerclaJ ment Ahl!Olutel,y no fee. ' INGS. cl.ti be!P ~ the , ~ · : · Note T•lter1-l62ii"l 'W. <:out HWY,., ,N.B. ~WG office, 3D'.I NeWtJon Blvd., .,,.
>, 646-<384 • Apply In Por-bolloioys ....... -~ ,.... · · CAAPENTER ' AGENCY Now Accts. Clerks . . T~ta'··A, equal "!> : N•wport Beach, c a l u. "--~ 2061 Bu1lne11 Ctr Dr ~~1 It'•...,. 00•· 1 yr.~e.ce "ll>boat m111 230 E. 17th.·cr.r Ms-7750 ""'.employer". & Busboys 6'l3-<G.13. _....,ry . lrvloe lot.,..~ Avon,productJ IDr or· cibln6tahop.· Escr-Sec'y Trne 0 ·ngs In: '""""""' ; BRl~K. 'BLOCK & -... 9 .... 12.... ~~~~ ~ ISLANDE~ YACHTS I Emplqyer, will• P•Y>I .. for pem . ' " Need a caJU-Ut:<Ned ID-P01TERS Want<!d ,.,_
Stol1j! fOrk-646-1903 s.o.:,-;;;;_'1 . . . 0 '{· -J17'.~ .. 17tb~ W.-:fantutic Oppor.Wllltni ' lq .. 1\11 ~ .. ch wn.i1ce qent tot A.f\ahein> ·". Pit••• ~ly whet.I. Full or p/ttme. can
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1P'RioR~~· $an Juan .c1pl1tron0 ~~ti: ~~ ._...., 3 a·•• P.M. ~-9'lH6tf. A* t>r P:•~•rtglng w/bookkeep1ng ~xp. fflt to~~-nopn. ,1 .~ chlld,i 1 40 hours· per week. Must be PE'RSO~NEL n\ ll\1bstanUaJ fncome. 18542,MacA~ur · 1401 ' w~ Rd
. No w ... M. ' clerical wo•k. Tiu• ...... ~ ~-11.'•. !>oo"l'ltee~l'!t· .m. to ·'livi;1' &ii .~ Sun & . i.G,liN.CV . . Requireme ·s: 00! Dee Keiler, "35-o26i <MroH rrom·o.c. Airport) Pow" M•<:l>loe opora"'f"; ·* W~LLPAPER· * 1h9tild" have a n u~' '-1 ~~~n •A, ,~ ·a iome ·eve~.· "AJ>pty '1n DIE. llth,.04 645--7150 " · " , JANl'I'PR. part tbbe; Mesa 1Ne~rt Beach 1lngie needle exper. de1tred.
"When, you uJJ ''Mile" derstanding flf d ertcal :co~ Di~ 557"!'!3= . •. j r ·~ ' ~ Kttrh .. R i nl. a 'e1r;row Sec'y. ' $7501up " A ·v9r&et.,: of, 1.klll1 Verde Col9V. ·Ho#Jli.1. e.e.i ~al,~ Erpllktyer ~Slc::s.-08;9:,.:;::;_· ~=~=~
5'&-1...-• , 146-lTU trot of•Aec®rrts'receival*l BABYSITl'ER, refinedt ~. ~· 2006 .lf'a r b or Very •table. J»eT'l!()n .can tand could, r .,_.Ufy · \i!O" Center, eo.t•,Mna 548-.'.5585 PRE,SS OPERATORS YbU ·arWiY The Paint RIDS Data processing, know~ ~· 5~~~Jf:'Jt~~~ ~m ... c:M: ,' · · · thi1 ··job 1£ ,make ,a. good tor tfJ ... poaltiont. · JOBS:.. MOTEL MGR., coupte to Women to work for plastic
Painted $10 ea.. avg/ Also, hel~ful. ~t but ac.'cunt~ . G~ ·~~ .. :.IQ-·~ ._~t QIEP'~ed tJr·go• motor cuttr of It. w/llttle exper. 'W.• ~,refer In-UR.G'ENTLY :Rtt'DE'D-rrlanaae 37 wllt mgtel on molding plant1. ~70.
exterior. jtel• 30 y,. ....... typ!l1( . ...., ~ awn .Uto..-ptnc, M• liaW:c•Calir. "' Nov. PRIORlTY ' dlvliiual.-.w.11 h al • Sec:totarieo ·, '.. . beach In Ocea~ Free ~--Ex"'l company, benetti.! -6. ,. ; . -, !bi'' eXtbided ; 'cruioe to PERSONNEL . Jell~'•lx.~tlll n-• Ke>'Jlunch Opon)On. . •Pt ~ 11111'• +•Income. Exp. E'°NGRODINUICITR
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"""&Ing, natural 'wood 557.:s.ioo.. i 1~·ni :2 ,tq5tpm..· ·~ ~Seu..•~ tn 2311E .. 17th,CM 66-775o 'infl>A Jofn,or fin-eBlllbl&OetkT>'Pllt t f:.a~ · ndt a nae , Responsible for de•lrn , ews ~2806 fW:t.. ·oWnr1-a-crew ol 4 · """ -m p 1 n y • Intne · . ~ -or 1e ttswne documentatton I: production tlnlshlng. 54 8 -1905 «An EquatOpp9rtunit_y • 1 ' • • •• EXECUTIVE ·SeCrttar.Y 1 .~ ..... · ... ~ · ' NEV'ER ·AFEE .JtT-TEMP to:rP:--O. Box 10919, Santa 54&..ms Employ« 1 BABYstJ11'R. .U :pm. bttitl*. Applioatt-~a be 0USce Managtt. Ifynan\lc howl ftr,s there •r•· Tempo Te~-· Help .. ·Ana. Clllt. 92111. llnesupportot.'lfftallelectro
• ' ~ • SI/br .. ·' Fountain' lfnele, ~»-&J .yq Of age ~-Beacb.·CPA firm m·1ny!rel1'9CI Nc:k· ,.,.,...__r mechanlca1 de.vk:a. 3-5 Yrs H~~~·11n~ah:1;'Aocouni&nts to~ Vallty.~aftt.. ··,,~;~l, ex'fld'. h;.p.~1or .lntelll~t. i rclJM •1klll1th•t 1f$.! ~ARY'' ·~at Morupl'S HELPER Cdrl rectntexpu.Tecbnlcal ~ c;,... ce•st'FIC eoOllk..,,., \ $8IXI • Jil"'·t'1er.A ''" crutl""·..,..~:wlth an couldbt1~bl)ltvfoll. pu\>lllf°.;/;"~,'lob.·l)e.ln :J:"'~ ~~tto~ ~.~.1~t;,:c!!:.':'"~ .. . -s...·,. .. a .... IAlll!.Y . . -. ..-m !'"" 0' lnl&Uative ." abWty to ... !or actual bank... <')!arp ·of ..... -,. ... • • • . nt~. , Adn'i A;a;d-1'ravel •to ,. '.1l 1.;0.• At wioll•' ' aki>llol w/ftlupi• of ,....-r<sponlll!llil>\-p n l y <ollritt 1"r1-club. On-(!lexlble) Xlnt pay.-= C~liled , a(! no.'521. •In ~-sale, b;g dl1c-.EXee.Secntaries . -..w;"'''-_._' J1Tluol1"~ ol caae.r/nln'dill. · · ,,~aPl>f"· ·per,· '!YMi.lli-.S1>rt.$IOO.·°'~aoi(lor~ Dal!y ,Pl)ljt,P.O,Box15611,
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to '°" comm. Gd. ed ....,. ltOllNSON'S sram. Lnd1 provided, No
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MAINTINANCI
MECHANIC
Part Time, Exptrtenced
JANITOR
1'1111 Time -·--lt_,.ilonl1t to $550 Tri-apot for aharp
pl. -....... public in lllu"' ote. LI,. typlnc.
l'RIORITY
l'IRSONNIL
AGINCY
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for""' pl -llloo• ........ -.............. 6 public contact. Great eun to U,000 by Dec. 1.
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Lfn<lo Jlay, -Coutal IJ!:CTIONS, FllZE HOST· AatbCf, 7790 Harber Bl, J:SS GI1'TS, Need car.
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11 J: CJiiillDNISI' ,...!ad: l!l!:CRETARY, expor, In oh.
o:e-npeemt. pleulnc •P. wwma: to learn I: operate
pft&ZQ 1br N.I. law otc. MTST typewriter. Call JtFY,
~ -hlna· Newporter [M, N. B.
9,31H1 ..... Ctll -· _.:,•;.:'4_;;1;.;100::;. ____ _
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Do ,.u quollly for:
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potled er lllzorol comml11lon ind
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Th• NoUonol Federation of Independent
BUJln ... Is 29 yeors old and hu the lugest
buliJlw membership In the notion. Wo MVO
• permonent field force ind 1 re<:ord of con-
tdstent 1uccees and growl~.
W• lfl seeking I well groomed, ••If mrtln•
man or woman to help u~ expand our mem-
banhlp. A cor ia ne<:es•ary althouah no 10111
trlp1 11'1 Involved.
Immediate Intensive lr•illing by rei\onll
man11er, Fully compony p1id reUremont
propam, major medical ind hosp!Wi11Uon
u well u elective income covenge for ex·
tended lllnt11: Wo are 1n equal opportunity
omptoyer,
For 1pp0tntmenl for personal Interview,
Dleue Hnd resume to Mr. Riv. T.
ilutcl!lnson, Los Angeles Division Manoger,
28722 Corretu Drive, Mission Viejo,
Callf0!'1!11 92875
NATIONAL 'IOERATION
Of'
INDll'INDINT IUSINISS
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Pt. Harbor • ln eceh. for ~ .. •ooot.oow.llOO ~-tehp,_ .. mvd. A U C T I 0 N air .. ,.,... '•and "All ot Jt CARPET." n 5wnm«r TitM, Wtnt9f Timt,
All the 'nnw. !Arn )IOU1' Pl)'
the Ka!Jy Girl W1y:
IOm8 bavy•tt11es A -"' .. -r •Y•tern. 110 Watt Calle Dfl Lne: Molinu. San
-100 Andquo Exhlbl.. AM/TN/llPX ndlo with Clen. -·
Jut! S.. ""'s:;:d.bNri "-r. S.pt. If. 10. II, 11 Of ht-'y V1IUfWI SIMk n:r, '!'apt -. Still ,,..., CONltO SlllnloM ••HI sink1
_,, Thlll"l..J'rl.,S&tl·lO'PM: PERSIAN RUGS 1"U Wt unelalmedf 4 n:fl11, w/1,l'ba1•
Q Kelly Girl •uoc1a1 U noon to 6 PM Guaranteed. on,. llll8.9'. ditp>ctl 6 ctbl,..t sis.
,./ Nlleda )'OIJ for thort t•nn EMERSON of BOS'roN Now U!O. T~. Collettian ~. .UT LJdo Sood. i I~ m pnry anisnmf~~t tlbl• top arand plano 1 oe-Incl Othtr Orlent1I ·~· dept. Tlt: 193-(BO]., N.B.
1 ~-~ .. ha~_ .. _ui>eTco'· ,,,,,. t•w•, very rani. M.anutac· Note About Thlt S.11: Due to the cl01inC NEW carpetifw-io.t a con-TV~::.M:.,0-N~ITO=ll-.-1-Yl'-.-0-ld~,-.. ""1.·I
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'--~ -~~ down of 1n 111ncy0111d wlthdr1wll of ropre-Then Plr:k '?'bl How-I. o.,y., 1_1. w~•,. P, y ch , c k . tured around 13&l'1. lllQ). t' b th p _, ~. t ....... _ tract. l mUIC ..U MM!ftl er lf()O, JMlp tile cablnl!t, -~ -~ ~~ ·-·~ -· 1 1ent1 ton y • er .. 111 ~~pe upo.-., .,.~ ~. ot 111 -·-•t -~-· Lallth Of !'.mployment ••--1utely no•--. or Yl.l'lf'I, __,. .... ar th f ed lo a1•·· th . nu.DUI~ .,.,.. ...._ '1 new Sil!. Secret~ cha!r, ~ Tl ~ -they, o exporten, .,., nrc -eir L ._ .. .,..,,_, "' •••• ... • 1 1 •-• ,,.t 1' Your Nffd& Af;ly In Per·-pm. d b h II ti f c&rPt --·-r"". .. _. Nl'W ....,. • v ny lfCY· -Y 'U W·~ T " -· ~ans an now we --y aut or a on o .i. .... ; •• -·"" :.......•---..., -- -OU ... or .,.s 2•• u1lne11 Ctr Dr MINT OOW _.<T ........ , ··-v ~ ri-1 • m!UJI, ........ .,,.,..1,..,.
On OUr P·-•1 -J o<e flnanctolly conctrned -h1vt been In-od •• 911 to ss 911 ,J can· ~ ..,~.... I I Udy Garland .......... S50 l ... ' ,,..., • P'ROS"I' Fl'ff G!:' !'flu,., NW
In Our Qistomns' C>Uk:ff, rv .,. SonJa Hf!ni• 16 structed to ltqufdate these and other ba u Mr. Robtrt• 1?3-UM. Miid. Tooli, cl«hlns ltk:•
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non s.iw .... 9 am.u...., ,..,.,,.,.,. of v1luable h111dmode Ortent1I ind Peral1n """' Colortd Teny IA• •••••• ~ u.eu. new 5 pc. ~ aet riev." Newport J'tMera, MB
206 11••• Ctr Dr. TELEPHON'!'; Sale•: Sill M~aret O'Brt8ft ••.•••. "° carpetl, ru11 and runners whlch hive been mo. WftlUlht tron 1'0fttn Reim• Ln, CM, cf! Mont.
lrvlne Soutbem Oralla• O:M.mb"• MS-2368 in 1torage awaJUng •hiftnent. Persian Cir· divider SM. Check prct«tor v• .. •·=-------· I
BetwMn 9 am-12 noon Favorite Nrwtpaptr from "'vi"'cro==R-,-"""M"'•-,,,""1.,-~c"'io,,.~... pe~ of real qullity of al typu are becomtnc maclilN sso. Gka top mf· DON'T throw nr ~ve Y"tll' ,.•!!1!!11!1!!1!!!"""!!1!1!•"'"1 YoU.r home. Mak• u much 0~-aph --· ccnd 1 ecarcer and more expensive all the time. fff table. neW. was P'IO. BOOKS aw•"'' 1 -i•t SECRITA•Y as YoU need. Genll'C!JJ' com-·-ova.-' ~· · ti aeu tar $90. :t!23 eoun._, ,. .. ,.... .. "' miakm on ueb u.le. Call piece oak 9Pindle·bar:k. ca.ne Don't mi.as thJ1 creative arl·form auc on at: .. ,, pt111lbly bey tl'lem. Call btt
Fut pteed >roput y SST-<7311. ,.., di• nn •t. BrtA ,, .. , NEWPORTER 'INN Club Or. CM *111&1· 9 • U tm -· m&n1pm~t m. ne«da.,,..,. ______ .., bed1. Bnucrtb. 845--T.117. MOVIE camera, projectm'. fl' Surfboard. Gt'lff
Marp, pt!r90nable, a 111' -........... .. ~ -LLER ANTIQ'-• ·-I bo 1107 J bo • d screen .,.,. mum ca ..,.,,. downrailer. trouod pod rtrl ID oralJ1lu a" v=. ~· " x. om rH ~H Colar TV l,l50. Bl<W ll"
Mede froot ofti<». Excell1nt Hooal.er, Wuh atanch, Brus Ntwpert IMch, C1llf. ** 130, * *
.,.. ... • ·--•ldlto • s.vtnr• " Loan exper. bot! Trunk> er.c., ''" Monday S.ptentller 18 8 p.nt. :""S: ~ ~'"';.,2
5"-isw m ..... , ...... y
muaL Heavy ~honn, weekly neceaa, Bolltt1, Mlac. ~. CM ~lOJ. * CDRVETl'E truti ct1" I:
r«ports, corTeapondence, WALNUT library table $250, Vlewfn1 •nd lntpedlon from 6 PM urittl ..........__ T btauty nm.. Mab offar, worJdni with numben & A.-1,y ln Peno.a 30 x 36" framed mirror 185., tlmt of auction TIC ~--~ HR IF T M2-1734 t!Vll I: wlmdi:
•••'•"•• ti Id -" in ,.,. SIOP WJ:St'. All new to ~==~=~=='°"' _....,. e rep ... au . Both exel. cone!. 982-47:'!3. Jncluded are the finest grade in small and .-. -i~tti.1 -.. • .M,,. Tues • U8ED COPY MA.ciiiNE,
hft' d&1'• work. Salary trom M--' Savi A 11 •-I NAIN I 1 'd ilk QUME t ,_ ~ --" S.'i2S to $6'75, Company fn. .....ners np pp anc•• -· large s zes: , n a.i s • na UT• 3q1t. 19. Cloled Mon Sept. fil~ cabinet, detk • ch&tn.
,......,. beMli .. , pelt!""' 151$ We1tclllf Dr, al KESHAN, KERMAN, ISPAHAN, SAROUK, u. 5111 Wost lath St, <:MA _-:,::,,=::_· -----
tton t!tor & -· "nd NewP1rt looch LA••~y..!:~t ~ BOKHA.RA, AFGHAN, RAMADAN, ARDE-11.... Mlocoll•-•
to p o -lllO '•-"!!!!'!"!''!!!'"'""-BIL, TABRIZ, BIRJAND, BELOUCHESTAN KOBENA m su 1 movie Wontwd 12G reoume · · .,. TILU1t """'· talion pill, '""'· and others. Also included ore ~111y other per N"'POrt Beach 9'6183. bumrr. timer ovl!ln, S75. ~· camen.. Instant cartrtdre WANTED . Old--·" ·•·•tr -collector'• items. load'·· -.. 1 •• ~.. --w~ Part Time &42-'M., ..... .,., doll ""''"-· with woo d • n SICRITARY Auctioneer: T -ib Ro••nblum ·-••• &1111• le·· "most ..,.....,. Experienced ~1AYTAG J'lpalm\an hu .L.e ... IQ .... A.I WhHll 6: Wl!!kel' r:hair. ~ary with tront atttee '"'PLY IN p•"'"""""' • .,c. 100 r--Terms: Cash or Check new. S75 ar makfl o.nu. ,..,,.lrl T 1 bl
penonallty il ~ ~n.av1~ w11.shen ..,.,, to 1 . ......,1 "l!~~~---"'j:fil"'i!~::~=-••jr,il ~SO-~l~l34~•~,.~·~6~.,.;~k~•~nd~a;;,;· ~· ey emp e ue muz ~~"'::;. 1 .~ •• -ANAHllM SAVINGS d•li"'r wll Yl'· ruarn. ; llO G a."' It' rs.T. •tm• >'"' . .,.......c c _.,__.,....., & LOAN 839-lm. furnfture •r... -.. ~ MA.N'S 10 tp., ~h. 11" · & Inch and U~DktMe
Requirts akll11 1n typlns, '"'°"=~-""."'-.:-'::'"'~ --Id SH, tf!ltphone A office IY• 411 Mil" StrMt MATCHING waiher/dryer. MOVING, muat ~II sectional MAPLE double dre11er, frame, new ........ le mo. 0 quintupltt dcU.
l•mo. Huntl-ton le1ch .. __ ., 00•-, mop!• ta.blH. maple bookcase headboard S7S. '35. Man'• lR •P· w/tourl.111 Smllll old chUd'• wocd.en
.• ~---· --·~ tl<O-EMPIRt MANAGEMENT An Equal Oppty Emplyr Admiral Ref/Freezer, wht. df!tk, pool table. Bdrm .et, Beige double d r • • 1 • !', •• Ma • ..., ........ dellr.
CORP. TR.ACT SUPERINTENDENT $50. 540-0004. color TV (~1 rept.ir), bookcase: headboard. 2 ntte 96).J8SO. ~230 m Butine11 Center Dr, Mljor homebulldinz firm =~~~~~~-= .Acme 1rilcher, bookl. book atands S75 Maple knee C>.VET FO!t. SALE SMi..tJ.. Pia.no. reuonable
N.B. e &lJ.871.l .eekinl qua.lltted men, a.pd G~8po;;table diah~as~r S4S. case. copy machint' k misc desk, fine eondjtion $75. hy CU,,.t l.aym'. Can zh'Ulh kloldq bunk beds '!""'"•l!!•!l!!!!!!!!!""I 2S-f,5, for auperintendents' ngrt'Ss. c mo~a item•. 613 Ave. E. San Conv, type 1eriatric clialr • SIM165 • 541)..2* r •a 1 0 nab I e, IOfa.Md
e Secnt&rtes S451l-S600 positions for hous.lt11 auh-~~~. WU.On le. Vlctona Juan, Se.n Clem• n t e . ;JO. White dlnlna table, fl CASH resflten all typft• :1ow ... t lliJ:e. p hen e
• TIC lkkpn $651)-1800 divillonl in Ar i 1 c n a, ,92-4034, c~ S50. Walnut conlOle aa!!rltlce price~. Pvt. pty'. lf4...488T.
e Lesal Sec'ya s62:i Cokn'ado. Old&hom-. and WESTINGHOUSE lfi cu' GOLD 4 pc. Netional, any 2 1teri0 $50. 27411 San Ctrlol Sell or trade. m...wr.w --ANT--E-0-, -Dl-nto-1-,-0-0-.,
• Tmee. w/t;ypin1 S:\M.S400 Texaa. FHA eXpt1rlell(:e: lmir;t lref! ttfrif, Top cond. make couch. Bed ln .1, 1ny Lane. CM MS-.l36T. MODERN 'WHEEL CHA.m, tablt!, oQlona, ' leJi, no
lCD% 1'1!1 Pekl By Thf! Co. prefl!:r!Yd. You mus t bf! Oria: owner. $00. All 5• pc. S5'), 2 new 1Cld 1ml. occ CR.ID & matchlna canopy fold-up. met $3XI tor $lZ. DuncAh Phyff!. 4!M---"/9U.
LIJ Rtlndet'1 Aaency mon!y motivated and wiJ\. fi45-2239. chn. MiK. c~sts, tbls, w/matt, US: vinyl tOla -.Ull Muslcil lnstrv-·~s 122
4500 Campus Dr. ing to rel'oct.te. Salary ana--Rent Walh1ra/Dryer1 Hoover vac. Microscope, bed. ~: '7' vinyl «Jfa. '50; I==-=-·==--,,--._-,,-'~"
5'6-2118 Newport Be.ach stock option1, medlca.J /den· $:1. Wk. Full rnaJnt. typewrtr., chrome fire set&: vinyl rocker 6 .tao!, 125: SUEDE COAT .~d &ntelope CHINA cabinet or butch, a.n-
S.cretery to $700 ta.I /life 1n1urance. liberal * 639-1202 * 1cnen Un na~h. tolabed 4 lovelftlt • matchin& reeker, e.xpenJive onain&l, nev~ tique or new, La r I•,
Tlnd ot aamen.a'!' Like to vae1tion pollcy. Equal op. REfiUGER.AT6R u 1 e d , chair. $50. CdM. 673-6869. Sl'I ea; AMIF'M 1tf!l'IO, S25; 'M)m $46. 5'S..:n&1. R@att0nebhr. ~.
\lr'Ork ~r a. co. wlnew portnity employer, Send works .l look• like n.w UC. NEAR NEW .rum. HandtarM 'drawer fil tna-eabinet. S:ll: 8% Cu It Kblelec . 12VCLAR ",,-,;,;.IN=ET=o~ldl~. Ex~cti~oond.-
idea1'.' This hiahly iuc-rnume or detail• of ex-'Tl.30 We1tmlnster Ave. Uv rm IQfu (9' 6' T), + corMr rleak, SJO; uphol refria', 1or tri1" or can'lper.
ttnful co. ii ope<nlns 1 perience to . Claul!ied Ad match a:oJd/brn rup. poJe ch1.ir. S15. 261 Nusau Rd . New. S].%i. tu-7951. Cale. $15.A'13-2Bl2
branch tn o.c. Property No. «>7, Daily Pllo~ P.o. ~~~ ... ~-= =: tampa. .,..,..,ins ""'" c.M. 546-3l9ll. USED llCYCLIS TENOR Souph-.
•rvice1 or eorne lep.J 8ol: lMO, C.oata Mf!ll, 9l62&. 54~780. bed llef., tw1tt bed1, tbls. HOME 1pace needed. Sell· All t:ypea. 8'2-1:72
bacQround. Xlnt oppor, I.: TRAVEL AGENT MANY J'O(l(tiel. XL NT Ing: gla11 top wroua:ht iron $250,
top benefit11. Call 557-4122. E!xpf!r. Immed. t1peninr . GE refripratpr. Xlnt cond. BUYS. fi.M.-047. · M"I. elf!c. typtwritu. knit-J.Ji.ydl,ybtbtB!:srDAYto Call S1evf!,
.A.b!J:ail Abbot Ptnonnel Tranqlobe tr's vf!!, CM SM/bell o!ftt MOVING from 8 a 1 b 0 a . t.ing m1u:h, port. Maytar run u ad! Don't ~lay , ••
Apncy, 230 W, Warner. f!46..50:'.ll'i. • ~ • elec. dryr, refria:. Tbo.Mla -" -Y &«2.Yfl. Tor, thJt ttem under 1IO. try Bea.ut. horM full flf furn, ~ the p p•--~ Suite n . S.A. MAYTAG wa-.. er A .. _'f!r, ~ h t1rpn •ten!O combo, 4 chr 1:".:-::-:.-:; .. ;-:;;-:;:-::;;::;; enny u>U~· TYPIST au ..,,,.,,. Antique1, Helrloom .. r •~nc .1;
*S.crot1ry lo $500 matched ,.,, aood ccod, Pro-"•· Storap unit•. Ap. """"'· All ad c 0 n d • •••••••••••••••••••
Utt t;yptna, No ah req'd. $150 fer both. 673-66l5. pllancet. 1tlllnl everythlq. "~~'~'"""'=~·~~~.,..~~
Sale1 dttpt. Gd. on phones I :J<.A~ q.i,.1 c1..,1r1s a For apl)t : call 673-0052. GAit.A.GE Sale Sat. It SUn. ~
travel ~nts. Equipment IOI HOUSE full ot turnltul'll 6. Bedrm • .et, Estey chord
Htlf!n SehAtttr 'J Quality II.rid vatlety, orran, antiflw ch a Ir I 1 Penonnel .Aatnc-y M>31.•l rerri& .• 1llde p r o j • c t or , 4~ Campu.s Dl' .. N.8. Typi1t temporary. All aper. KOBENA 421 Super 8 movie typn.Titf!r, many hll!'ltold
Suite B-4 ~7-2TU considered. Top fftllin&1 for eaJM1'L lrwtut cartrld141 *** Sofa It matctrln1 lov• 1tem1 &. applla.ntt1, some
S.cretirlei i4i0 I u=p top &kil1t.. Let IQUy Girl loadlnl". Power telephoto seat, tJeWr uaed. Zoth $1!i0. Jikf'! new. 3007 Murray Ln.,
'l'hlt job ii ~rtect for per9:1n at.art you w:lth )'O\U' bed toot = ;:te°" le~e ~ Private. 968-1910. C.M. -~ ... _, -~ •• Llin ...__ torward on the 'MJT'k anisn-RidJNING l 0 v e: I f! • t UNIVEftSITY Pk. Setta llOfa ...... 11JM1 ~.,. •,;nor _.._, ......... MJ...1734 evn • WHlrf!ndl. tni. IOmf! clc. exper. me:nt o1 yOUr u ..... ce. ~...... wlvibrator 4 heat&r, PXJ. bed, Jam.pa, furn, bowUnc
PRIORITY work immediately. 'urnlture 110 644-1963. balls• bags, lardl!n equip,
PIRSONNEL Apply In PorlOn LIDO·"='"""'lll""°•---;WIU=·1a=-louv<i<d==· lots ol mtac. Mootly lil<a
AOINCY 2061.18u1lne11 Ctr Dr.. REDECORATION aa te . bedroom maser A hll:h· new. MU1t 1111. Sat I: &in,
230 E. lTth. CM M~77"::iO Irvine Eve:rythlna: must ro. l.liw boy. Call 675-6500. i~1&18 ~ TNe Ln.
Between 9 am·ll noon pri~. S' sofa, II' area ruf, FOR ale 9 drtww hr =~~cu ~t yeus: !51£. (60+) lite clerical. Drexel coffff tahl•, pie· dtt19tt". new darlr ftni9h ll Solas 125 ea, 1 lcnrese•t,
l J..r .,, tutti, etc. 811-1131. w/bewled tnlmJr, t?l-771.1. $50, mahor&JtY :foldout dbtlnJ'
job. W• ruarantee a job or Law ofc. 4 htl per My. T' sot~ ,_ .,,_..._ ccnd t.hle, S15, Grund•-hl·"' -!ae ~ ~ ~""" • v • '-· M·~·-ch"t ol ~ ~ ··~ no · lMM airpcrt ca :n t e r • Floral prlnt-Bh.H'!e, greens, ~ _... 1-.;"''!::"' •"-che1t of drawert, SJ!i, SUn-PRIORITY 833-9031. 4 dra---. ~ w.won, -· doy, 1-5. 415 Onck. tbe
PIRSONNIL TYPIST, fut accurate 1BM =·~ w:;: '.:; ~~~ i..:';;''-':1443=:-· --~~,..,.,,. Bluffs. fl«)..(lfl9
AGENCY Exec. 1'ull or p/t:ime. Rd, Apt s, N'pt Bch. DINING room ti.bl•. 8 paa. Bl!DROOM furniture, pm.
230 E. 17th, CM 645.-'mO IMM area. ~2MO. 6f6..4l700 ded ehairl 6 buffet. Excel TV'i, Apt. tiiit etmoe, old
*S.Cret1ry $525 \VAITRESSES. expu. day or OIARCXJAL hnlwn naurh cond. tuS. SU·U. table. dllhe1 boob, mt1e.
Tlllchnical sales dept. Gd. eve. ahiIL NA bUJilMIA SpaniAh g• much & love HtT1'CH $SO, am. Otfice desk 451 ~. CM.
typiJla, lite ah. opening tht1 mo.. Hiclcory .eat. Colt $500. l250. Se.lit $35 E'M! I! MUST SELL. GA1tAGE Salt. JM: Jcann St.
Helf!n Schafter Pit Barb-Q. Apply in penon a. white Brocade 10' aec. Ci fl15-3799 o.ta. Mesa. Bet w f f! n
Penonnel A.pncy at Jumbo Jimbo, 1111 N. S18S. 5'5-1992. Fairview a Harbor, 1 blJc 4l62 Campus Dr., N.B. Cout Hwy, Lquna Bch. MOVING SALE: 5• TV Gari .. Sate 112 north at Willlfln. Suite 8..( 537-m.tt-----~---W1ltr11,.,..Exper, Mot'Of'Qla cort11:1l1, ten than SAT, A-Sun., 1:30 a.m. -fl
SECRETARY • Girl Friday Apply In J>ll'llln, Kaplan's yr. old. wu SlJOO. now $895, ~ rop round tlblf! w/ p.m., tt.ble .l chdn, aid
fOr 1111all electronics co. l Restaurant &: DelJ, So. est New 10 IJ'(!. blk• us, 4 chairs $6$: Oak table w/ TV's, f!nd t11.blu, mllC., 1911
sir1 o!c. Should have .rd P!ua, C.M. (LowfJr lf!Vel '93·175.~. poreelein top: Old trunk I; Llberty H.B., MM305
skUll .\ hke varied dudes. next to Msy Co. l DINING room •t eide me.ny other mitllC items. 2178 G AR A G E sai .. Intlrrflttina
M&--7T76. Equal opportunity WAITRESS & COOK board, table w/lMf (I~' Oub Mea Pl, C.M. auartment tar Alt Tri thru
employer. EXP IN MEXICAN :roOn. open lenath), !S chain A O'KEEn •Merritt dahlweb Mon, llK51 Samo&.Dr. RB.
S EC R ET A 1t Y • boa t * 6G-U7f * Ho!ts cha tr. p)O. 5'8-M04 Ht1ndil. 90 Trill bike-, Whet.I Jewelry Ill
bmkerqe. Som• weekend1,,,:----,--.,.,,,,,.,-alter T pm. chair. '67 Jl. an ch• r o
ntc. A.pt, ftlr f I & ur e a· Wl: ll?'e now h 1 rt n I ==----,=---1 FaJrla:M 500. ~ **DIAMOND tfl·l It are, 646-0551. waltreaees ~ '1 to 26. BOYS rm corner aroup.
---------1 Apply bl.fOl'a noon. The W /w1ar ~r blk A: wht GAR.A.GE Sale. Lott cf stuff whit@, f I a w I e I •. 10
SER.VICE Station man Beach Hoo• Reit .. Lqun.a H 0 u n d • t 0 0 th C!Mll'S. • EvfrYthins roe• • furn. ca rat.-otter. EMERALD
w/u:per, for ew. lhl.ft. Ace Bftch ... M-1.113. ~m. M t I c I t. m I • ' 18 '2 rln,, 6 caratl ..., I fl
no tactior. Good pay A1---------MATCHING met Far Ea.mm,.,,-==""'=-' -:oH=.B::-'-,== itlamond1, value SUM, 1tll
comm. 4PJ>ly Chevrcn ita· Don't aiv. U.P th9 lhip! Walrmt detk A Cftdenu . .ANTIQUES, tum. clothln&, $300. GOLD PIECES fmm
tion, .,.. !o. Cout Hwy.. w-•-,t ro•·-· ~-~ • 2 _,..... mi«. 30l9 Madeira.. c .M. a.ll °"" the world', 3.W. Lq. Bcb. "List" 1t In clusJhd. Ship La:.-:::. • ..,,.--1,,.,.~, • ••= <Me111 Verd•) s.t 1: Sun. lower than wt.oletalf!. ~x.
ClWlu•, ~ .l'I • CUJSIVE ~·-·•-jewtl"", SER.VICE fftab. Full 1 r to Shon Results! su.6678. lo.f! ........... ..,
A CC!fl."4t•IT'"°"""'°' NWINO GUtOl·flOft·nt1
CW. ON THE GO.
l'•r an ad In Woman'• Werld
Call Mory hth '42"'671, oxt a30
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....,.inp. i!C:oo.8. can 642-S678. ll•m• "'tli ..... "" Dolly For tltlt Item under $511, "" HANOCJUFTED In lttly. Goodbye to bil pattern olteratlon• ! Hallo to
PUot O.Wtiod. -· tbe f'ulU' Plnchel'. u .. 1c1a11n1. 1111-'fW. better fitting 1armenta with le" work. That's
SkilJed
MACHINIST
PROTOTYPE
Se able to do cwn •hip.
SllOrt tenn:
lrvlne 540-4450
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sous Cbd, or 2nd cook.
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stn.. -w-.. d....-•llv• lttmt. Tllll Polltloo
offers a S.'iOO atartb\J salary
+ pod bellllllJ 6 worldna
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exper. to Clual.tltd ad no.
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Equal o..,.,. Emplaytt
Machinery 11i the net result of the Spadea Back to Back
-~-..;..---'7.:'.~ I Printed Pattern which give• you tour 1izeo on
RADIAL . .,,. .. w, 10", one ah .. I of quality paper. Now you m1y
S.an SUS. combine the top of one 111d the bottom o!
• ll!MllOll • another 1izlt from· the 1ame paltern. Sharply
Ml1All•-•' Ill defined oeunlng is shown here in thJJ P1trlok .....,,.,,,~=~~~~ dt B1rontun·d11lgn. Side front 1lom1 hove sn:uo 111' 0. r •• rd poct1t1 onuned In -• zipper IJ conceal Id
m<>d<l. tun tdn .-. llr In the left..tfde bock seem. The coll1r i1 lh•I·
ru1penskln • p • • k • r • , low and 1llnd .. up, and button• wlth loop1 deo-
Ald/J'M ,..,.. radio. Tape orai. tho front, Jdeal Ill 1ynth1Uc1, Ulht-
dt<!k plug ltl t•w, Brand wel&bl wool, tweed, sued• cloth, g1bardlne,
new. Guar. Wu le' t row 11lk, Unoll cbtton. A-'12M2 IJ prilllod in
""'"'"""'· Drll· 1219.95. ready·~woar Mi111s SI••• f.14. Size 12 r ..
Now $111 Tm11t1, Collection gulru J 1J1 yJfds of M" fabric. To order A·
do.,,,.n•' -· 7211112; 1tve name, addre" and tlp. Send ti.DO. * AUCTION * Adtlrff• SP~A, Box N, llep't, CX·IS, MU-n. ~ Ford, N.J, 08868. SPECIAL: Tile '1.llO Pinta
"' At>!>-Book with .:;o plllla l!ld tops otyl1~ and iJ>:
Auctltinl l°lldl>'. '''° ,...,, 11nlctlons by Dalt cavana1h on bow to all4r
Windy'• Auction hl'Z! panta to •••ura be\l•r !!tuns results for 25c
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2833 Harbor, Cosla l\fesa
2 Dr cpe, 4 1pd dlr Talcti--~-540-44--9-1 __ _
older car « wW tinanol
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b -.,.,. A ........ Joo1 DATSUN '40-Z, •n. 11 moo
call u, tw free ttUm•tea. old. I..oadtd. lmmllC oond.
GROTH CHnmftl rT M"'t "ll thls wlmd. BeJt tlAULll ott.r takn tt. ~mTS
w. oeld )'our lmpart cu.
Buyer oa duty I to I dally.
B. J. Sportscar Center
WEburall-Glc:leUI u..i ·-..,., pold tor
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NEWPORT
IMPORTS
·n ~O DATSUN 4 dr. 11,~
or but ofler. .. -FOR Sale, 1961 Dai.tin. Good
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1967 DATSUN, very iood
rond. $650 Call &lier $ pm
wkdayii, 8'JM8S1
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tnnlpottatlon + • ......i.
racUo/heatt1'. l500 or' olltr, ,,,..,,,_ __ ~....,.-~
548-MOI alter T pm. 'le Mtrct<lq :m · Gu. ll:l•
'M l24 Spl4or .$llN ctpllonAUy clean. Auto
If'• oranae wtth black Inter-tnN. 4 di'. JWO. MS-2'11 -tor, • Spd, Extn tlbup .....
See and Drive CWX1"711}. 1'182 180 Dlael. Xlnt cond.
BILL JONU' Ntw tint A -· .. -· mo. 14T·UT11. B.J. Sportsc1r Ctr. li66 MiliCilir.s BENZ uo. :ma Harbor, Calta U111 l'OOd mtehank:aJ condtOon. ~ ITOO.-
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1111w.Oolol1to7., T ... "'"all down or plckupt '69 MG C $14ff
N--Can l lljAnce (ZW'N370) ..U ... ,.. .,..gm att 10 am -0...np wltll black lnL Wft =-~--~·-~ wheels. A 1 owner btautJ, &TOPI Doa't )Wiii iL""" car .ll'IO FIAT UI s . yd tr. AM/FM. St< ' drl .. , .. .,.
tllat """' Loi t10 "'°' ,_ AM/l'M Slwp etr, Mlllt AL Tl.
fntlbl•. 11J to I I, I 0 O. IOll-leavtnr couotry, Belt BILL JONES Ml..eo11. aft•. MT""22L " fOii DOLLAll l'OI\ J1Jll1C 'If mT Ndu. Good oond. B.J. Sportscor Ctr,
Oil WllJ:CXl!D CAlll. -1131 Harbor, Cotta -n., er nltt, m-mo can 9113-1923 54()..4tfl
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'79 MGB CT, wldl•, xlnt
cond.. w1re ""ills, AM/FM,
O'drlw, 673-7000 e $2100.
OPEL
*' '$7 COUPE '*
Power pack, RAH, Stk'k.
Original OWTltt l850. 56-3103
'TI OPEL 1ta w&n. 1900 auto,
14m miles, orig, owrwr, ex·
eel. rond. $1,900, 963-&Sn.
PORSCHE
'65 PorYhe S C, lma.c cone!.
Bra, AM/FM. $3000 Beat
offer. 552-7578 Must see to
Ponche ·10 911 E T.,.. --;:,77'.1i"';y0.0:.,:0:;:,:--ll-------8W1\ID<IY. Spoiumal\j: .... 711 '69 vw ...,.. Aulo ......
FM, atru. Immac. IQJO, C-N-bodlr -. Sae. at ~ Spd, dlr J.Wnl. a1ra
Pri p!J/, 714/615-l91D. Automatic trana, oo!.r 1~000 $925. ~ m.«141: .....
mllea 683DJA ll:.65. -~673-~7128-·~----SUIARl.I $l 595 '67 vw. 11una .,..L Rec<m
BUICK
1981 BUICK oonvt .. orliiDOl
· '72 OPEL GT Coupe. Orange, PORSCHli
•PP"',-·-----1962 Porsche lflOOcc Super
Coupe. Elect IUlll'OOf. Good
cond. $1895. 138-4963
valve~. Good brate1 , =~-'------* SUBARU * tire• " • ., • .....,. ....... '62 ,VW Camper, brand new owner. ~nt qind., ne
ANDERSON
" IMPORTS ··
$850. M6-'l528. ' ' • l8IO .... oil 111 ... " oil QUICK CAS·H ........ """-. C speed, radio, heattt, ex· --------cellent. llJOFVJ) $2699 '61 Road!lter Convertible. 1968 Porsche. Air, tape, A.I Low u S~ '67 vw buz. 41,000·mL
New tiftl. Gd c:ond.
1133-WI 640-0179
ader. ~or bat otter. ~-
Aft 8.,636--t992. ' BUICK '67 Rlvlera. Full
VOLVO . THROUGH A -~'.~ ~":ty."s5z_;;1;.. ""+
DA I ( y' Pl LOT 1 "·:""'::-""'.~~=.. _"= ...... -=-.=No;::""-'
WANT AD Wamer, H.B. '
L1ke to Trade? Our 'nwk!r'a
642 5678 Puadlae cdumn ii for JOU! ~ 5 """· 5 .ia,.. fir 5 bucq.
DAVE ROSS PDNTIAC, Imm.11.c. Mutt aell by Sun· 17SOec. Stt to appreciate. FRITZ WARREN S
:uso Hao'bor m vd., eui. day. 111'.0. 613--0885. 13700/oUer. 645-19U. Sport Car Center
Me11a, 546-8017. Price et· ~-------'65 fecU"-e thru g/l!m. e 914-6 Alloy1, Kon! 1hock.ii. '69 9UT, IG mi, many xtraa, e ORANGE COUNTY'S -=======~•* VW BUG-New palnt,
like new, ""' !Dr Phil, ..... •lee'""· ch.-. xlnt, LARGEST '70 MARK II --c:ood. 1;85. '67 voi.vo &9 OPR KADETTE LS -~.,,._7718_·---~ l<8'0. 64>-5961 110 r:. lat st., 5·-'· sn.-Station Wagon 1-64&,'-'-'1!55=-----Auto. trans, ..,..,, radio,
'60 1'>roche 9U. 5 •pd. R•blt '65 l'1>rlche SC. "-built TOYOTA * '70 VW Sedan * mldnll:ht bl.,. with mat<h·
4"1peed', ndio, beata. (ZXZ· eng., 1:ran1. etc. Nu paint engine. Oean. (2131553-UlD ~~~~ ~·. ~~r: SUPERB <X>NDmON in& interior, low m 11 e .1
'te&). S975 dlr. 836-MJS. $'1700/Gl!er ~ or 671-1594.. WHA black interior (&13EG8). ** 493-aOl ** (U'I1..783).
MotorHomo1 MotorH..,,.1 1Moto1rHomea ~ J KIND $1766 ''.!i':.i.'i2:~~mileLEx· $1466
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S•l•/R•nl MO S•l•/R ... 1 940 s. •/Rent -s.. II. ,..·u buy II 64Ml39 s.. II. )'OIJ'D bey It ~~,7~2~C~O~N~~N~~~~;;;;;;;;;;~=;;; '1 OF BUYER DEAN LEWIS ** '69 vw BUG, ........ .. DEAN ·LEWIS TINE TAL 25' Motor Home TOYOTA '""· Xlnt ..... Ill/XI. Call TOYOTA
I 1966 Harbor Blvd. 837-3910. . 1966 Harbor .Blvd. I Costa Mes.a. 646-9303 * '66 VW CAMPER: Relilt Costa Mesa 646-SJXi ARE YOU? '70 Toy-a-.... New patnL $995 or h<•t 1369 VOLVO Statl'"1 w...,.
THE lllTDR HOME WITH ALL THE EXTRAS STANDARD.~ ••
..... -411 c. .... -1:111 "·'·'· ....... --.. -...... -..... ._.~,....,......_,, · ,.._flt......,WMel.Pewr,.....,1c ..
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RETAIL LIST PRICE SALE PRICED
$14,999 #Ml53 $12,999
When you tfllnk of • motor home, cenald•r the 25' CONTINENTAL .
for '72 •nd remember thi1 11 the only motor home th•t offers ALL
THE EXTRAS AS ·STANDARO EQUIPMENT.
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Discount (up lo $600)
Tracl~ln
"Down Peyment
Month\y Paymenll
'72 COROLLA
STATION
WAGON
Auto. tranr., &lr conditioning,
AM radio, 1600 engine,
demo. 1'E2805Cl6fi00.
$2394
FULL PRICE
•Available no down paymmt
OD approved credit.
DEAN
LEWIS
TOYOTA
'.I 966 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
646-9303 DANMA R •n TOYOTA Corolla 13,000
miles, aato. $UiOO. Call after
MOtOR HOMES .:m= D~ AM·FM
SALES -SERVICE -RENTALS =: ~;,"'~·~ trans,
13801 HARBOR, GARDEN GROVE , '69 To,,,ta Mark n, Blue,
v1u offer. 645--0359 w/&jf. Xlnt cond. $2Ci0.
Corola vw '68 AWFM. Good ""1<1. .:-=· =· -----
.. speed, radio, heater, Best ofter. Ori& owner. Autos. UMCI 990
chrome' wheel 1 , tow1_s:J&.~2337-. ===~-
mileqe, "m.BQI. '70, 9 SEAT BVS. a~ Tntnaport•tlon
Cars $1095 BR.AND NEW ENG.
$1995. 842--im'
ANDERSON
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'-.'.:! 12132
• • ·'67 IMPALA '68 vw. RJH. IWU'f, Orig
owner. Good L Ce&n cond. Lo miJe, $8:;5. 646-'PQ bet 1-< w...,,. lladlo,' alito,, P.S. (UABS4J) ,
'69 Bug, AM·FM, Radial · $11199
tirn, auto atic'k. xint cohd. · . •
'70 TOYCITA Mark n w/alr, O...p! 645-8923. · '66 IMPALA
FM radio, auto, 1 owner, '64 Kantwm Ghia. Excel woman dri~. 8l)..4'192. cond RUDI like nelf. Radio, 4 Dr. A~to., radb. <TBX742)
$485'orotter. 67""'8l!O. $999
TRIUMPH '67 vw SQuareback. Good , • ·
'69 Triumph GT4 $1711 OODC!itm* 2'°1;... * 68 BUICK u•~ .,.. Skyluk· Cpe. · Anto, radio, Blue with blue interior, extra · p s (199585)
&harp! Like new condition. '63 vw. 9,000 mi on reblt · •
#L21700 eng. New ttm &o brks. Gd .$999
Bl.LL . JONES ~nd~•M $550. Mt 5 p 'm ; • • ~ '69 V.W. BUG
B.J. Sporlscor Ctr. MOVING abroad. •12 vw Radio. <YER953J
2833 Harbor; Costa Meaa Yellow. 1,50:) mt. Still under $999
54CM491 Warranty, Perl co n.d. e
1953 MAYFLOWER 675-7462 '65 RAMBLER
Great beach car! Looks like '70 VW Bus. 7 pauenger. American 4 Door. Auto.,
mini· Rolls, . See to appre-l9 K ml. Oean! $2150. radio. (NME12o)
elate! $600. 644-7713. • 6'0-1579' • · · $499 ·
'60 TR-3, Conv. Cherry ttd. '6.1 VW. SUnrool. Reblt •
Put body .. Nu paint. All IUr/cond. Reblt ••ctne, '67 MUSTANG
receipts, $295. 833-TI.22. $350. Call 553-9214: ~,.,o.~.,,.c..,.,;.;.....,c..=-l·=-..,.--~~~--I~· Auto., P.S., VOLKSWAGEN '79 ""'· muetwbit• int. <THF677l 30,000 mne.. Excel cond. $11'9
Orig owner. Offer. 642.-5557 e
'65 Bug, tnmnx>f, new paint"' '67 v i&00 bu 3 '70 MAVERICK tires. Xlnt ""1<!. Orig. ownr, "';.,.,. •ng,beftt .u".':: ' pvt pty $650. 673--3563 ago. ....., or s ....,,.,..-. Cpe, Stick, radio. <236BNR.l Tom-eves, 548-1610. $1199
'60 VW vu, reblt 1300 q &: ....... VW B t ~-• 1 CONNELL Ci!EVRO' ~ new trans. Pvt pty. $500/of· -u.,. ug, au o •uu.. Ml:.o ...
fa 83G-361S.. owner, good cood. $1150. 2828 Harbor Blvd.,
' 557-1.f.C. Com. Mesa 546-Ull 1967 SHARP bug. Perfectl~~---~~=
<Olld. '1.200 or best ol!er. Autoa, Imported . 970 Aulol, hnpot'lod 97Q
67S-1753. ~"!"'~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'l'l'~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!I!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Ortgowner.67'H689
Next to G. G. 0.taun 5314'00 I :ldr, hrdtop, • """' RIH.
Motor Homo Motor Hom" Motor Hom.1 Motor Horn.a ~Mo"""'to-r~H~om-.-,---
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'61 TOYOTA CORONA $899
' Thl1:ro•i •••Y •11 t~• 911:. and th• pric•
m•k•• it •••V to ~'com• .. uy," balg•,
1t. trans., radio. CVWM064)
'67 RENAULT · $699 A bf'.a•k for you , . not your ~11r1el White
40,.4 Spd. IUXIG42) ••••• ~ .••.••••••
'61 VW PANEL $799. A cemper'1 "do-it-your"ielr' 1peciel--Oerk
llue, 16VC6661 , ••••• , ••• , , , •••••••
'6$ VW 2 D . $849 Moffitt'• little ft.lper, , &.t Hie but! SIMirp
RH. 4 Spd, fSRL6071 , .••••.•. , •• , •••
70 TOYOTA COROLLA $999
For-hearts thet •r• yo11119 a11d 91y! Grean
fa1t !:.eek cer.ipe. R,.clio, Heeter. f229AUHI .
'68 RENAULT s999 Only'worli involved 11 te I., hare first! ltH,
4 Spd., Redio, fVHl1971 ••••••••• ,. ,.,
'67 ·TOYOTA CORONA $999
"!'ailing for' 111 better Ctr thin thil c111 ce1t .
yo u mon•y. Auto; 6r.•n 40, IJ19CEMI ••
'68 TOYOTA COl!!)NA $999 Fli~1 yo• I st cl•11 et low •c•nOfl'ly f1r•l 1 , ,
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Panasonic
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'68 .iV/ FASTBACK .............. $1195
lrlfllt Tallow, '"-Wiii. W/l/W Tires. (YEV 1111
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'70 VW IUS .... : ... •'. . . • • • . . . . $2395 -
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'69 YW ~!'U~CK ... .-....•... $1795
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'69 TOYOTA CORO~ . . . . . . . . . • $399
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'71 VEGA ·wAiiit ._.': .......... $1995
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SEDAN DE VILLI, FACTORY Alli CONDI-
TIONING, vinyl top,, ~ elotjl • leather interior. M power, tWU11ht lfn·
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'71 CADILLAC •• $5555
Sedan Ile \1llle. Ylayl """ --...... 5or, tilt wbetJ. AM.-nl 1te~ pcnwr door
locka. tw11J&ht unUnel. 1or1eoua car. (71&-
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Sedan De vme-. V1n;y1 top, leather lnterlor, tun power, factor)' air, tllt wheel, AM·FM
1ter@O, crube control, power door locka,
twllla:ht sentinel. (946.AJ'V) · •
'68 CADUJ.AC •• $2555
Coupe DeVllle. · Vinyl top, cloth_ 6 leatbw Inter., full bower. ractor; air, Ul~ttM
wheel, AM·l'k radJo, po'M!r doosP Jocks,
etc. (516EBR)
'70 EL DORADO • 85111
Vinyl top, flrmilt paint, leather Inter,, full
power, factory &lr, tilt wheel, AM-FM
1t.ereo, power door h>cks, twlll&ht 1tntlnt1.,
low mileage. (\BST )
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'69 EL DORADO • $3666
Vinyl top, leather interior. J'uD ~r. fac-
tory air, tllt-tele wheel, AM·FM 1Wreo.
power door lockl, cru1H coatroJ, twlll.1ht
1entlne1. (YPB772)
·, '6?,i RIVIERA •••• $2666
vtb1~ top, vinyl 1trato bench 1eata, fUll
pmwr, factory atr, tut wheel, ndto, heat.
er, new white will tires. (~G631)
'70 CADILLAC ••• $4333
Coupe De Vllle. Vinyl top, full power, f11.c--
toey air eohdl~, Ult whffl, AM·nl
stereo radio. (939AVA)
'69 CADILLAC •• $3666
Ooupe DeVIDe. Vinyl top, leather inter.,
Fu11 power, factory air, power door locks,
AM-FM, wsw, etc. Very Jow mlln . (ZSP587)
'70 CADILLAC •• $4333
run power, factory air, vinyl top, doth •
leathtt lnter:lor, tilt-tele wheel, ..uf.n1
atereo, power door loclul, low mlleait. U•
ceptionally clean. (185toJ) '
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5:30 ~ lttll Estate . lnut1nent Wed.. 0 11j g;, Hollywood $4uares
Fn. Colleae credit course. (j) .lolnne C.rson Show
6:00 1J CI> ~Mer Semester ''The Evo-ID futures
lution of Cities" Mon., Wed .. Fri.; EI!)·Mlstar Rorers' Nelpborhood
"East Against West" Tues.. Thurs. ft'\ ... t w "''"rip (IQ) TodlJ on the firm Tues .. Thurs.
6·25 0 .,_ led "Ch' .. 11:00 IJ Ci) Where ltle H11rt ts • nnOW 1e 1c1no O Qj) m Jeopu"dy
6:30 f) OdJSMY "The Lively Arts" 00 C.llopi111 Gourmet
Ci) Educational features 'ID Crafts W'rtll Katy Mon.; Bill Cos· 0 Su~t)'lna Ute Universe Mon., by Tues.-Thurs.; Bee Beyer Fri.
Wed.. Fri.; Puent Youth foru• EI!) Tiit Electric Co111p1ny
Tues.; Youth 1nd the Issues Thurs. aJ Just Rootlty
®)The Wortd Tornonow m Ed11cttlon1I features
6:45 fl) Commodity Report
7:00 IJ U Ci) News
0 Qj) @D Today Show
1J Tiit C1lltry
(j) a.11c1ren's Sllows
B Banana Splits m Bup and His Buddies
II) Bozo's 111 Top Show
fl) M•~tt Openina
EI!) (ij) S.stme Sllfft
11:15 m Ben Hunter Interviews
11:30 fJ Ci) Surd• for ToMOITOW
0 ~ g;, Wllo, Wluit. Where Gantt
I Bt1t Ute Clod rn Ci) m a.witched
ufs Rip '
News .
futures
AFTERNOON
12:00 I Nooeti .. · m Threo oa a Match
• 7:30 I Tiit World Tont0now United Tuchers of LA. Report
Bozo's Bia Top ed. only,. Movie: See Daytime Mov· HlltOfJ-of Alt Mon., Tues., ies.
Tlhui;J.:;~sTuclltt 111 Strvlce Wed. ~ ifi '2:assword
Hobe Ketty • r.utlt llld tlN llMlts Thurs. ~ Mar11et Conr111 Gallopln1 Courmtt s.u .. Street 8:00 C.ptaln Kan11r'OO : features Tues.·Fri.
'•10 and friends T111nessee Tuxedo Cofftt Brt1k/Ctlildr111'1 Teacher
Ralpll Story's A.M. 12:15 O Te11po "All About Cr1fts"
Sunup Mei Knoepp . Dlnnls tht Menace 12:25 GI Tennesste Taedo
Educational f11turt1 12•30 : f11turts · . m °'" of Our l.Ms
8:30 I Jldl La Linne • CourtJtOUS Cit
Yell incl friends
C111tbf
: f11tur1s
i As Utt World Tums
ovit: See Daytime Movies Wed. m CI> m Spftt SoCOttd Dillil.1 ftf Doflars
: futures Mon .. Fri.
N .. loo~
1:50 Cl) Mltfnln1 Nns
8:55 B Si)orta Club
9:00 Ci) The Joll1r'1 Wiid aoi m Oln1ll'• Pt.U
CtM Autry
"111 Do1t1b1 Sltow
JICk La Lanni
Mowte: See Daytime Movies.
Undt W11do
: Cl) s. .... Sttttt
9:30 I '° Tht Prtct I• Rl1flt m Co11centt1tJon
ro~ ... Arrow
Movit: See 01ytlme Movies.
• Ntwsbtat Ted Meyers
Roftlptf """'
Movie: Set D1ytlme Movies. 10:00 I Ci) 81mblt
, 9 m Slit of tlM Century
Mfttt: Ste D1ytimt Movies.
Stu•p the Stirs
• Tt•po Reais Philbin, St1n Bohr·
min CO·host.
l ;OO I Tiie Culdl111 UPt m Tiit Doctors ,..,, ltt m oo m N' .., a.11dre11
flftibtat:Jcsfin ful"ner
Mowie: See Daytime Movies.
FYI
Edie tf Nlattt
@D Another Wortd
: See 01ytlme Movies.
(1) Cl) al let's Make 1 Dul lrowio: See Daytime Movies.
.lol11nt Canon Show
C..llOd~ R..,.rt
Win $ Movie
2:00 l! Ci) Lowe Is 1 Malt)' s,tendortcl
I"~~· Rtt'lni to P.,ton flt1e9 al Newlywed G••t
ot or WtllMn Ority
2:30 I ~ ~ctt~~ Datiq " .. ~~"'" Waets ......
.
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI<, SEPTEMBER 17. 1972
a• Alf r
0 Tiit Mt Too Sltow
Ii llw1y Patt.I
Cll m Gut111 Ho14Nb1 llOvie: See 01ytime Movies.
· t.o R111ser
Ntw leo ltvitw
Rody and FrltndJ
• Cine11t1 36
3:30 1rs Your let
Ci) Mike Doualls Show
Dalt and Harritt
Cl) al Ont Uft to Live
la111na s,ata
Quiet Draw McCraw
Nanny and Ute Professor
M111ie and t.f\e Beautiful Ma·
dllnt lhurs only.
ill) Hu11t11t Relltions lftd MotlV•· Hons Wed. only.
I la C.1Hnldad 11 Dia
MdlMS faMlly
ftlll the C.t
4:00 Mowio: See 01ytime Movies. n. ltfflt•1n
(1) aJ Lowe A .. rican Style hp Ind His Buddies
TM M111tlttn
; (ij) StSI :at Street
• Ciftt tt1 la Tal'ff
MJ Fnoritt M1rtlan
Ki•ba
4:15 fl) Unt Avt11tur1 Espanoll
4:30 (]) Fil111 Ftlb.lrt Mon. Movie: See
01ytime Movies "(ues.-Fri.
, 1(..-s leit
UNews
Q f Troc19 ' m Ytil IN friends m a c111111•'• 1s11•d
I a Crtstt Near•
Ion's Ii& Top Show
Speed Racer
5:00 News Mon. only
U (I)~News Dr1ptt
• TM hvtrlJ Hiiibiiiies
Tiit FUntsttnn
httlcoat Junction
La fabric•
: (ij) Mister Ro11rs' Ntllflbor·
llood
ITrtlls Wtst
Old Yan Di't
Cllacho S11vtdre Show Fri.
ltwltdled
Tllrtt Stoops
5:15 m,) P~u Mtmdlal
5:30 Mayfterry RFD
Dttlnls the Men1tt
News
• Ctt S..rt
Dennis Utt Men1ce
Tiit C.Urbllip •f Eddie's f.U..r ; (jJ) Tiit EJedric Cotlptny
Las Ct••la .......
rut Clrt
• Features
s,.ed Rtcer
WAIHA . •nwax
W•. eAI DAY
WAIN FREE JIT~AX
... 7 Ul. Ill ..
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BUY!R'S
HAaDBOOK
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 17, 1972
SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 17
MORNING
showine the effects of modern Pollu-
tion. C1n1dlan author Teri McLuhan
ls on-camera n1rrator. O Challen1• Mr Sermon Guest
speaker Is Rabbi Meyer Heller, Tem·
pie Emanuel, Beverly Hills.
B Hour tf ,...,
(}) nirtosttr SM, Pam ind
Ralph ask Mr. Jones If <tPes can be
left-footed as people are lttt·hand·
ed. This leads to a discussion with :;~ TM CbristoplMR the computer on the vestlelal thumb. :~~~~:!rs @ TV I Looks 1t le1rnln1
6:45 Christopher Close-Up . 0 Movie: (C) "lite last Charie"
1 00 Tom Ind •-rry (adv) '64 -Tony Russel, Haya
: n Harareet.
Rex Humbard 09) AFL Footb•ll DoubMh11ders Oak-
Hour of Deliver1nce land at Pittsb ureh; and San Dleeo at
The Jebons San Francisco.
Unit One . rente 1 11 Vld1
AM Con1ress/Soci1I Security The Westerners
7:30 Croovte Coolies 10:30 (i) NFL football Pre· game show
The Chrlstophers , This 11 the Ufe
Mormon Tabernacle Choir Filth for Today
Curiosity Shop • Yoces dtl Semln11io
Dr. llllJ J. Hartis Movie: "Doctor In the House"
Pink P1nther . Cine Mexicano ;
~~:."~!!~~~! Chrlltophen 11:00 (j) NFL Footb1ll Atlanta at Chi·
:00 lamp Unto My .Feet B Mo~e: "Johnny O'Cloct" (dra) I ~ CaiO
und Ult Wor1d in 80 D1ys '47-Dick Powell, Lee' J. Cobb.
Rex Hu~bard O Old Tlme GosPtl Hour
It Is Written Ci) Movie: "Retum of the ~rtet
• Htrald of Truth Pimpemer' (dra) '38-James Ma·
Old Tlme Gospel Hour son, Barry aBrnes.
WOftder11111 I m Bullwinkle Rnfval Fires ehurdl In the Ho1111
Ch1pbln of Bourbo~ Slffft • P1ntlll1 Domlnicll
1:30 Cl) Loot Up Ind Uw 11·20 Dod D t/W U T lkl Wiitll "'I t "Th L'b · ltr upu ann-P . I nc a • '" e I . U·JO m Miki a '1Wlsll
erty Lever'' Carl Stokes. television · • Movie: "Brt1tttlrou&JI" (adv) '63
newsman in New York and ,former -Eric Schuman, Maria Korber.
"'!aror of Cleveland, Is todays spe· 11:55 m Doditr Baseball L.A. . Oodaers 00 l~!fi.tite Open House vs. Houston Astros at Houston, TtK.
O Campus Profitt "Pollution and
Nutrition" Guests are Jackie Joseph.
Frank Aletter and Or. H. Rudolph Al·
A fTFRN0 !1 N
0 Dlf of Discovery The Baron sleben. 12:00 I Consultation
(I) KATHRYN KUHLMAN Movie: (C) "Four Guns to the * (IN COLOR) order" ewes) '54 -Rory Calhoun.
I Kithryn Kuhlm1n Colleen Miller, Georae Nader, Walter
firamblina football Brennan. The leader of an outlaw 9:ob c1111er1 ThrH gang masterminds a successful bank
Serendipity Host Rudi Medina robbery In a frontier town, then
returns for a season of new shows. je~pardlzes his safety by rescuin& a
The making of automobiles end bus friend fro~ Apaches.
seNict are today's features. G) Euent11llJ SH
DIJ of Discovery G) lnslfht
Kin&d .. of Carulot 12:30 I Clmpu Profile • Cl) Oral Roberti • MMt the Press
o It Is Written Jollnny ltndl Sito•
lrother Al Jot De Sltva's Open foru"
· Musk.I J Pal1bras The Bil Valley
9:30 TodlJ's RtU1ion . 8ullwlnkl1 · Stlticln to Stltion "What Is a
F11(7" O PREMIERE Surd! New reli&ious
series by the Seventh Day Adventist
Church.
(i) Mowit: "Fo1 for 1 Killer" (mys)
'60-.suS1n Travers, David Sumner.
Ancte's '8ra1•
L.t TIM,. le NOit
• lllttlryn Ku"lman
Mitt the '"'' Old n .. tospel Hour
Esta & i. ~
C1• of tlWWHk
t :40 llble se.ciel/ Acdon
10:00 'f!"cl4 I The hMll•n w., This h11f~u( rej)Cltt examines the way
American Indians hive understood
and respected the land. The program
focuses on 1 1roup of Mohawks liv·
Ina on 1 36·mile reservttion at the
mouth of the Sl lawreft(e Setway-
an aru surrounded by f1ctories and
1:00 (3) Wor14 Horizolll 0 fE Afl footbltl San Die&o
Charaers at San Francisco 49ers. ~ The Cha11plons
Film F11tu,.1
Movlt: .. 9111J ludd" (cl1) '62-
erence Stamp, Peter Ustinov.
mNews
g) Tribune Publlca
l :JO 1(1) luues and AnlWtft Voice of Calvery
"'9vle: ·isu.,. ......
1 :4S If (I) NFl Pott-Ga• Sllow
Z:OO 8 iillef Or. Clifton Moore hosts
as the 1ctivitles and purpose of a
very unusual church are discussed
with the Reverend Ross Greek ind
M1r1e Champion.
Cl) Foru• "The Cost of Beef"
\\ (Contlnutd)
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 17, 1972
ANMAAl9Tlll DC.ta lllOW,1'.JOM.
Yul Brynner is back
in the regal role
that won him an Oscar.
Samantha Eggar is
the governess worthy
of a King and his
copious brood.
-~ ...............
The movie fractured
you. The series will
have you in stitches.
Alan Alda and Wayne
Rogers are chief
cut-ups in the zany
saga of an army
• hospital unit. ...................... ~ ...
Television's brightest
new star is back.
She's the girl
most likely to delight,
as a part-time student
with a full-time ~nack
for getting into hot
water.
Tiil MIW .. -.e IWICI SHOW. M1W TIMI, ....
The green-eyed
monster flashes fire.
When someone who
claims he was once
married to Jenny
makes a surprise
appearance. Hope
Lange is Jenny.
MAllll. .... .,.., .......
Mannix and an innocent
f amity are hostages
of an escaped murderer.
Mike Connors stars.
Rip Torn and former
N.YC. detective
Eddie Egan are tonight's
special guests.
... .. ~
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMlfER 17, 1972
TH~fALLNBC
7:00 PM/WILD KINGDOM
Incredible wild life photography
bares the secrets of the animal
world. Ou r world.
·7:30 Pll/"TH• COMPUT•R WOR•
TeNNIS SHOD" Part 1. "The Won-
derful World of Disney" bows in with
a recent hit movie about a "genius."
8:30Pll
COLUMBO
Peter Falk
faces John
Cassavetes in
the opener.
TheEmmy-
winning
series is now
part of "NBC
Sunday
Mystery
Movie."
10:30 Pll/IGNORANCI!: A CLl!AR AND PR•S•NT
DANG•R. Sex education is the topic in the first of
a weekly series of KNBC informational programs.
IT~NBCWlfKON 114
,.,. 6
4:30
5:00
5:30
SUNDAY (Continued)
8 Movie: "S...,.trd of tlM Hiits"
(dra) '42-John Wayne, Betty Field.
(I) MM: ''Cany Chi Ttacbe,..
(com) '63-Ted Ray, Kenneth Con·
nor, Leslie Phillips. U Movie: (C) "Houcllnl" (dra) '53
..:..Tony Curtis, Janet Lei1h, 'rorfn
Thatcher. Stru11lin1 circus perform·
er becomes ovemilht success ind
establishes hlmself by his death·
defyin1 feats 1s the 1reatest escape
artist of 111 time.
(i) Movie: (C) "Tl• Trlu111ph of llef-cwta" (adv) '64-01n Vad1s.
II) lMt1a1e Trials IE festival AIMko
2~ tJ face the Nltion
CI) Movie: "City Across the Rivt,..
(dra) '49-Stephen McNally, Sue
England, Thelma Ritter.
Ii) SWln1ln'' WhHll
2:45 m Dodier Scortbolf'd
3:00 tJ Newsmakers fJ Movie: "All Baba Goes to Town''
(com) '47 -Tony Martin, Eddie
Cantor.
mau11er
II) The Vlr1iniln
3:30 I) Movie: (C) '1iretn Grau of WJ·
oiain(' (adv) '48 -Lloyd Nolan,
Buri Ives.
I Wapn Train
Daniel Boone
CalltPUS hofile
4:00 O Sundar 11 USC Football Tape delay of yes·
terday's 11me between USC Trojans
and Oreion State University Beavers.
(l) Colle1t Football race the Nation
Thearlt's Plano Festival
Fllfn Odyssey
• Toros
• This ts the Ufe
· • Panorama Latino en Domln10
Corona Now
4:30 Ci) Star Trek fJ Movie: "Fll1ht to Mm" (sci-fl)
'52 -Cameron Mitchell, Mar1uerlte
Chapman. m Movie: "lklpnwyd" (dra) '46
-Gene Tierney, Walter Huston.
IGlen~!.!!:alttl "Arcileoloa"
Ed&t of EtemltJ
t.nd of ttte Giants
ftlil UM Cat
5:00 tJ Zoos of the World "St. Louis
Zoo"
CI) Radn1 Fil• "33 Men -500
Miles''
Ci) Co•bat U Saptnse Theatre "Kill No More"
Lew Ayres, Julie Adams. Robert
Webber.
News
Dallitl Boone
8amtr ltd Annstron1
: Censultation
Fanfarria falcon
• Mantovanl
Kl11bl
5:30 tJ Allllftal World The historic Nile
crocodile Is examined.
I Drac.att ~nMc~5'ow == "The R~' (dra) '56-P1ul Newman, Lee Marvin.
(ij) fell! tltitlr fE Korean V1rft1J Hour
I Wuhln&ton Week In Rtvlew
Dt-h·Mi
Ctftaultatlon
l.a$sit
Speed beer
EVfNING
6:00 II Cll ea..-.. 72
CI) llivle: {C) (2hr) "lsta11blf El·
pNU" (ldv) '68 -John Saxon,
Gene Barry. O Prt•111 "Phantom Horse" 11 Movil: (C) (2hr) "Where's Char· 1eyr• (com} '52 -Ray Bolger,
ii n Mclerle.
Rollit1'
I All So11tbocfy Denise Nicholas
and Judy P1ce examine the chanaing
lm111e of black women In the enter-
tainment Industry.
0 PREMIERE The Elploren "One
Min Alone" In the first pro1r1m of
this series focusing on man's un·
quenchable thirst for aM'nturt,
Chay Blythe, a 31 -year~old Welsh·
man, sails around the world against
the prevallina trade winds. His voy·
a e is alone and non-stop.
To• Jones Sllow
Jean Sllepllerd's Aiaerica
Kert1n News Hlfhli1hts
: Wot1d PNu
Neticitro 34
• Trawetope
C...try lftd Western
· • Tettn dtl Domlnp
Tine sa.ces
6:JO PREMIEIE Thrillsaeken Chuck
Connors hosts this half-hour action·
adventure series. "Motorcycle Cow·
boys," "The Australian Birdman.'' a
youna 1lrl who treats wild animals·
as pets and a stunt pilot are fee·
lured.
I :lack Beauty ~ 1971 Wor1d fl11ats of 1~l1hli1hts Taped Int
ye1r in Amarillo. Texas. m Movie: "Rttum Fro111 the Past"
(sci·fi) '67 -Lon Chaney, John
Carradine, Rochelle Hudson.
The J1Z2 Set
Dram
: £ltcticMI 72
Ltadtl
• Call ef tilt. West
TIM Co.my Place
... ...., £11iot Mintz
1:00 DNtws
D ITUAL OF OMAHA'S * WILD KINGDOM stars Marlin Perkins
0 Wiid IOo..._ "Under the North·
em ice"
1\e Wottd of SuMval At·-• DtaU. Valte, Dqs
,usport t. Tm.I
EJtdrie C:0.pa1J Jeplnttt fl..., ~a : n. Jazz Set "Bill Evans Trio"
I.Id'""••· Htt Haw
7:JO Cl) NEMIER£ Anni lfld Ult
1 Yul Brynner and Sam1nth1
Ea1ar star as the all-powerful Kini
of Slam and the stron1mlnded
American school teacher he 1n111es
for the royal household-with a re·
sultin1 clash of wltures and per·
sonalitles. ~
0 a§ 8' NEW SEASOM~Dllney "The Computer Won nnls
Shoes" Part I of two parts. A poof
(Continued)
THE DAILY ftllOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17t 1972
6:30 PM/THRILL ·sEEKERS.
Travel to the ends of the
earth in search of the world's
most dangerous and exciting
sports with host Chuck
Connors~
..... 7
SUNDAY (Continued)
of the generation gap and the Estab·
lishment when a failing collegian
(Kurt Russell) inadvertently crosses
his "!e.ntal wires from 1 jolt by a
backfmng computer, turns into a
genius and finds himself a national
celebrity. Joe Flynn is seen as the
dean, and Cesar Romero is the
gamblln& syndicate boss. ~ The Protedon
PREMIERE Half Ult Caor1e Kirby
IMdr Hour A half-houh variety
series In the best tradition of vaude-
ville, featuring Nancy Wilson as the
first guest. • 0 Movie: (2"r) "Secret Beyond Ult
Doer" (mys) '48 ....... Joan Bennett,
Michael Redgrave. m 11uff PW90rts to Adventure
''Borneo Adventure"
fil) (ij) The Frtnch Chet "The Orne·
lette Show"
@!) LI Cdada lieft Criada m The Add1ms F111ily
8:00 II Cl) PIEMIERE M•A•S-H Hawk·
eye and Trapper John arranfe for a
company party and raffle to raise
the tuition that will send youn1
Korean houseboy Ho-Jon to medical
school at Hawkeye's alma mater.
Alan Alda, Wayne Rogers and Mc·
Lean Stevenson star as three zany
Korean eomb1t surgeons. Co-stars
are Loretta Swlt, Larry Linville, and
Gary Burghoff.
I.Roller Cames CIJ EB NEW SEASON Tht ~e Runner" David Soul guests
as former football star who escapes
from Federal prison. Belinda Mont·
~mery also auests. W Movie: (2hr) "Yellow Sky" (dra)
~te Runner
&00 TheFBI
New Season An ex-football hero
tries to recapture his lost hopes by k1dnapp1ng a beautiful girl
Starring Efrem Z1mbahst Jr
-~
'48 -Gregory Peck, Anne Baxter
Richard Widmark. '
8tst of O.vicl Frost
~pon No lib ·
: ()J) Firing Lint
El C.nuaje
Movie: "BlllJ Budd"
• • Cine Ml Do•lnp
Movie: (2hr) "Jm Sin11r" (dra)
'27--AI Jolson, Warner Oland.
8:30 II Ci) PREMIERE Sandy Duncan
Sltow Sandy arranges a date be·
tween her boss (Tom Bosley) and
her visiting Aunt Harriet (guest Mar·
tha Scott), but discovers that cupid's
bow has backfired. 0 l10l 8' NEW SEASON NBC Sun-
day Mystery-Colu11bo "Etude in
Black" Peter Falk stars with John
Cassavetes and Myrna Loy as 1uests
in a drama marked by murder when
a mistress threatens the maestro at
the Hollywood Bowl, in a 2·hour
presentation.
9:00 6 Cl) NEW SEASON Diel Yan Dyke Show Bernie and Mike are shocked
when a guest they've booked for
Dick's show claims he was once
married to Dick's wife Jenny.
D GOLDFINGER! * JAMES BOND AT HIS
BEST. PRESENTED BY
CHEVROLET.
D cv@ m NEW SEASON Aac
Sunday MoVli: (C) (2hr) "Gold-
finaer" (dra) '64 -Sean Connery,
Gert Frobe, Honor Blackman, Shirley
Eaton, Harold Sakata. When it be·
comes apparent that En1tand's gold
reserve is being rapidly depleted
by the smuggling activities of Auric
Goldfinger, the British Secret Service
calls upon Agent 007 to put an end
lo Goldflnger's activJ.tles.
"
Sa11ural Rmlufion
(jj) Muterpleee Theatre -Last
the Mollicana ( R)
@l)Y A11«1 SyMa
9:30 II Cl) NEW SEASON Mannl1 Rip
Torn and former ~ew York City de·
lective Eddie [&an guest. Tom por-
trays Victor Rorke, a gang leader
held in custody in Santa Monica
Mountains by Joe Mannix and Police
Lieutenant Art Malcolm (Ward
Wood). When a helicopter with fake
sheriff's department markings
swoops down, rescues Rorke and
takes Melcolm hostage, Manni1 calls
for police help and Lt. Paul Fix
([&an) arrives.
D Chevrolet brings you * ttle movie you've
been waiting for:
GOLDFINGE'R!
I .....
~ Qtttstion 1~ .......
A Man incl His 8oys
News/Fil• ft.t ..
(lj) Ewli1111t Pops "Lerner and
loewt" (R)
l ,. .... a ..
T1111po Italiano
LMltnlonstlow
10:30 PREMIER£ The Protectors An
adventure series about 1 unique
organization of super sleuths. Robert
Vaughn and Nyree Dawn Porter stir.
~auahn portrays Harry Rule, crime-
f1ghter and member of 1n intema-
tion1I oraanlzation of top priV1te
eyes. The initial episode, "2000 Ft.
to Die,'' deals with a daredevil chut·
1st who is marked for death In 1
plot involvlnf synthetic aold.
(Q)lftfnlild)
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17, 1972
First time
on television!
OOTs Most Exciting Adwntme!
t-.a .. l)l~INtJl~ll
StaniQS Sean Connery as James Bond.
The ABC
Sunday Night Movie
99:00(i)
,... 9
SUNDAY (Continued) \... t
O 'li"'*ciA~ l1nor1nce: A Clear 1ndresent 1neer An exploration
of the spread of venereal disease
and epidemic of unwanted pre&·
nanc1es among our youth.
World Tomorrow
The Evil Touch
• Melodyl1nd in Motion
Sin Oleao Panoram1
News
• EstrelllS Musitales
8o1ine From the Forum
MONDAY
SEPTEMBER 18
for morning and •fternoon listings,
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, •re
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
• l!#..J WtJ 9:00 m "last D11s of Oolwyn" (mys) 11 ·00 I nn 0 0 liA1 News
Ru Humbird ·•9 fd" h f E I .. Movie: (C) "Horrible Dr. Hitch· ,. -11 vans. m yn W1llrams.
cock" (hor) '64-Robert flemyng, 9:30 O (C) "Les Girts" (mus) '57 -
Barbara Steele. G K 11 Mit · G 0 Movie: "Mildred Pierce" (dra) ene e Y. l l aynor.
'45-Joan Crawford, Ann Blyth. 10:00 Cil "Hold Back Tomorrow" (dra) '56 m M~vie: "House of Str1nctn" -Cleo Moore, John Aaar.
(dra) 49 -£d~ard G. Robinson, O "Nicht Plane From Chunlilnr''
Susan Hayward, Richard Conte. (adv) ,,.43 _ Robert Preston (D Kathiyn Kuhlman ·
Ell) David ~ss~nd Sho~ }he Sex· 12:00 O "Hotel Imperial'' (mys) '38 -
ual Revolution in America Ray Milland. Isa Miranda.
11:30 t1 N1111e of the t;ame "The Brass I OO m "F II •-I" Rina" : 1 en ""I'. (dra) '45 -
I ~undar Tonifht Show Dana Andrews. Ahce Faye.
Telepulse 1:30 0 "Amon& tti. tlvln(' (dra) '41
Mom: "Four Desperate Men" -S~san Ha~ard, Albert De~ker.
(adv) '60-Aldo Ray Heather Sears D 'The Thirteenth letter' (mys) Qj ltoller G1mes • · '51 -Charles Boyer, Linda Darnell.
11:45 fJ Movie: (C) "Ole, Die, My Dar· 3:00 (j) "In ttle French Style" (rom) '63
hn(' (susp) '65 -Stefanie Powers, -Jean Seberg, Stanley Baker.
Tallulah Bankhead, Peter Vaughn. • liAI (C) "The Truth About Sprint'
12:45 Ci) Issues ind Answers Wi!7 '65-H t Mill h Mi 1:00 II Movie: "Hell to Etemlty" (dra) (com} · ay ey s, Jo n lls.
'60 -Jeffrey Hunter, David Jans· 4:00 U ''Carrie" (dra) '52 -Jennifer
sen, Vic Damone, Sessue Hayakawa. Jones, Eddie Albert.
Q (j)Nnl
1:30 Q) Judd for the Defense 4:30 CI) Same IS lOAM llstin&
TRUSSES
BACK BRACES· ELA$TIC HOSE
CERVICAL COLLARS
, ••• 10
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Explosiw Action
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6:00NFL
Monday Night
Football
. '~Redskins vs.Minnesota Vikings.
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f I/ f N I N (,
&:oo 11 o (fj mm,...,
II Ponderou
D m Ci) m NEW SEASON Nn MOlliiJ ToollMll Washlnrton Red-
skins at Minnesota Vlkin1s.
Wiid Wild West
The Flintstottts
CotMr r,te, USMC
"PfP" Pro1r1• Ros11 Par1 Veronica
: Hoclcet*fet Lod1e
Mayberry RfO
· • LI Se1und1 Esposa
T11r" Stoores
6:30 CIS News Walter Cronkite
Merv Griffin Sllow
Andy Griffith
Rac1111 SWttpstakes Krtshna111urti at lrtckwood
: Ma'1n1 Thlnp Crvw "Potting"
• Joanne Carsoft Show
GrMn Aerts
I ,,.,,.. Polidal
Heldstlop Elliot Mintz
7:00 I 0 m News ..: (21tr) "Sons ind lovers"
(dr•) '60 -Trevor Howard
I Wildlife Tlltatre
Whirs Mr Une7
I loft Lucy
I °"'"' of Jeannw F r11 Oilbllllo .
Two Social Documentaries by
Oawfd Holden "A News Story," traces
the proiress ot a news feature from
idea to TV screen, raisin1 the ques-
(Continued)
7:30 PM/THE NEW PRICE IS RIGHT.
A game show with fantastic
prizes-and host Dennis James
makes it a sell-out!
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Start the evening with News.
Jerry Dunphy at 6, Wafter Crpnkite at 7.
JOllllY MANN'S STAte UP Ml> CHIU. 7-.JOPM.
Ver-r-r-y interesting.
Special guest Arte
Johnson joins Johnny
Mann and his talented
troupe of singers in
a rousing session of
melody and mirth .
Matt Dillon swaps his
horse for a raft.
Tonight, as he tries to
outsmart a pursuing
outlaw gang in the
concluding episode
of"The River."
Hospitals can create
strange bedfellows.
But seldom anything
as bizarre as tonight's
case of hilariously
mismatched roomies:
Lucy and Eva Gabor!
THIDOlll MYlllOW. f".JOIJM. ,
I Doris regrets changing
jobs and tries to
wriggle out of her
new assignment
gracefully. The result
is short on grace but
long on guffaws.
TllltD a&.COllY SHOW. M1W S110W, WM.
Peter Sellers, Lily
Tomlin and the Staple
Singers join Bill in an
irreverent but
nonethel~ss relevant
look at the con temporary
American scene .
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MONDAY (Continued)
7:30
tion of credlblhty In the process;
"Brian 4t 17" is a 1971 CINE Gold·
en Eaale award.winner, 1n emotion·
al portrait of a California boy In
the "gray area" of 17-<>ld enough
to be on his own but still tied to his
home.
fE El Amor Titne Car1 de Mujer
9 Movie: (C) ''Ch111a at Feather
frvef''
GI!) Rev. R11 PiZllrro
II CHEVROLET INVITES * YOU TO SIT DOWN
ANO SEE "STAND UP
ANO CHEER".
R Johnn1 Mann's Stand Up ind
Cheer Arte Johnson guests.
O The New Price Is Rl1ht Dennis
James hosts.
(j) The P1rent G1me
0 Million $ Movie: (2hr) "Shike
Hinds With the Devil" (dra) '59-
James C1gney, Don Murray.
@')Wild Kln1dom "Wildfire" m Ho1an's Heroes m CV 0r11net
(B) Jacob Bronowski: 20th Cfntury
Man
fE Chesplrito m The Adventurers
EE) Mlguelito V1ldez Show m Addams Family
a:oo II Ci) liunsmoke "The River"
Concl. An outlaw gang led by the
notorious Charlie Utter. played by
SllT ,,.ckens, tries to slop Marshal
Dillon and recover the loot he has
taken from one of their band by
blocking his passage down a river
on i raft.
0 (lg) m Llugh-ln Dyan Cannon
guests as a cave woman, the femme
fatale in a swinging·singles center
and as a trained seal in a circus act.
Cameo guests are ;anet Leigh, Julie
London and Sebastian Cabot.
m That Girl
Ii) Telefun/Peny Mason
fE Herm1nos Coraje m (jj) I Sl'ECrALJ The R IS t I e SS
Earth Documentary exploring urth·
quakes, volcanoes, drifting contl·
nents and the formation of moun·
tains and minerals as explain11d by
the revolutionary theory of "plate
tectroniC$."
@!) Noelle de Gila
a!) Eshclon Centr1I
ft) Movie: (2hr) "I Love 1 Wom1n"
(dra) '33 -Edward G. Robinson.
8:30 m ~erv Griffin Show
9:00 II 00 Here's Lucy Hospitalized
with a broken leg acquired in a ski·
Ing accident, Lucille Carter nearly
swoons with excitement when her
roommate turns out to be glamor-
ous actress Eva Gabor.
0 m NBC Monday Movie: (C)
("!hr) ''W'rth Six You Get Euroll''
(com) '68 -Doris Day, Brian Keith.
An attractive widow with three chil·
dren finds her life complicated when
she marries a widower wlth 1 teen·
THE OAILY "LOT. TV WED<. SEPTEMBER 17, 1972
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age daughter. 1--------------------------0 Forum Bo11in1 Jimmy Helar vs.
Cesar Sinda in a JO-round llghl·
weight bout.
00 The Adventurer
1J (1) Q) The Rookies "Dead, Like
a Lost Dream" When a youth from
a long line of police officers Is re·
jected at the Police Academy, he
resorts to crime using the . names
of the young officers who would
have been his colleagues Mark
Slade guests.
@) Movie: (C) (2hr) ''CGunterfeit
Killer" (dra) '68-Jack lord.
Ei) Un Verano P1r1 Recordar
9 The Viftinian m LI Consentid1 de Papi
9:30 II (I) Doris D1y Show After allow·
Ing John Scott, editor of Prestige
magazine, to lure her to his staff,
Doris Martin yearns for her old pals
at Today's World and tries to think
of some way to return to Cy Ben·
nett's staff.
Cl) John W1yne Thutre "Randy
Rides Alone"
Trojan Tanker'' A gasoline tanker
crashes and it Is found that the
Interior is fitted up like the cabin
of a yacht.
D One Step leyoncl
Ci) M1rshaff Dlflla
0 Mtvie: "Man Wlttt the Qun"
(wes) '55-Aobert Mltchurn. Jan c:J PREMIERE Crime Fl111ttn Jack Sterling.
Rourke hosts I panel consisting of m Trutll Of ConMquenea
Los Anaeles Police Chief, Ed Davis; IE Hlah ChlP1rral Los Angeles City Attorney, Roger
Amebergh; and actor Comel Wilde. (jj) Hathayo11
The panel members will answer EE &1mer Ted Anastron1
questlon$nocri the news and from ft) Heldshop (R)
viewers having'to do with crime and
punishment. 11:15 @!) Roller Q1mes
I!) Bill Cosby Show 11:30 iJ (f) CIS Late Movie: (C) "Tiie ~ Masterpiece The1ttt WOrid,t111 Flesll and tM Dtwtr' (dr1)
'59-Harry Bel1fonte, ln1er Stmins. fE Casa Juzclda (3) Movie: "lrlPt YktofY" (dra)
fI1) f!!*<14' Equ1I Justic. Under ·52-Mhur Kennedy, Peay Dor.
theP1rt The first of a 2-part Q (ig) m Jollft"' ea,.. Joey
leg1I information series consisting Bishop Is substitute host, Broderick o# two films desianed to inform clti-Crawford, Morty Gunty, Rex Reed,
zens, especl1lly members of minority Ross C1rlyl1 and Patty Clayton, and
communities, of their constitutional Professor B1ckwards l\lllt.
ri1hts In certain situations. II Robert It Dtm• .,_
G) l.uda Se11br1 Ci) Mowle: "llood Anft*' (WU) '58
EE> Vartedld -SCOtt Bradt, P1ul Rlch1rds. m Killfdom of tt11 s.1 D Movtt: un.. c.ddea" (dra> '58 0 Ill News -Kim St1nley, Lloyd Brld1es. 9:00 The Rookies
New Show. A re1ected
rookie's revenge is a plot aimed at the Police
Academy Sta rring
Georg Stanford Brown.
M1ctiaet Ontkean and
Sam Mefvtfle
10:30 ()) Ad die • • • "Mayor" Santa 10;00 II (f) The New Biii Cosby Show Barbara's Mayor Gerald Arestone m To Tell tlle Trutll
EnBl!Sh fil~ star P~ter Sellers, CO· guests. 12:00 m Movie: "Rlnp on Her Finl'ra"
o~
med1~nne Lily Tomlin and The St•· II Jilk Badt (com) '42 _ Henry Fonda, Gene
pie Singers guest. II) Trwe Adwnbn "10,000 Miles Tlemey, Sprfn& Byfnaton.
CV Drlpet A,alnst the Clock" m Wandertust
II m News @I) La Satlftlca 12•30 II "'""'" Petr.I IJ PREMIERE Dep1rtmtnt S A C8J Movlt· "lust for Gold'' • G) C.1Mby Music Tl .. super branch of Interpol, Depart· •
ment S steps into cases which Cln· 'I) e>atdooJ SportM1n 1:00 Cl) Q 0 Cl) Ntws
not be handled by any other author·
ity. Peter Wyngarde, Joel flbi1nl, 11:00 II D IJ mm m """
ind Rosemary Nicols 1t1r-:'Tb1 CI) (I)®} laws 1:30 II Movie: "CfJ Wolf" (dra) '47 -
8-ft>ar• Stenwyctc, Errol Flynn.
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TUESDAY
SO'TEMBER 19
for momln1 •nd •tt..-noon llstinp,
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, are
the d•y'• movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0) "EJ111t O'Clock Wilk" (dra) '53
-Richard Attenborouah. Cathy O'.
Donnell.
9:30 fJ (C) "Deep In t.1J H11rt" (mus) ·~Jose Ferrer, Merle Oberon. -.
10:00 (I) !'Riden of Ven111nce" (wes) '53
-Richard Conte, Vlveca Lindfors. D "P11d to Kiii" (mys) '54-0ane
Clark, Paul Carpenter.
12:30 0 "Hlahw1y 13" (dra) '48-Rob·
ert Lowery, Pamela Blake.
1:00 m "'°"""' Allt1ro" (mys) '40-Tyrone Power, Dorothy Lamour.
1:30 0 "''"°" of P1n111ti11t (wes) '41 ~har1es Ru11tes, Ellen Drew. 0 ''TIM Third Volct" (mys) 16().--
Julie London, Ralph Brooks.
3:00 ()) (C) "Bedtt'' Part I (dra) '64-
Richard Burton, Peter O'Toole.
dCi "Dtdsioft At•lnst Thne" (dra)
• '"57-Jack H1wklns, Edd Byrnes.
4:00 U "luck of Utt Irish" (dra) '47-
Tyrone Power, Lee J. Cobb, Anne
Baxter.
4:30 (]) S.e 11 lOAM llstina
f VEN i NG
&:oo ~II P.., m m m News
W ~ "Mr. Henry Com·
stock" Henry Comstock (after whom
the Comstock Lode was n1med)
comes into Ponderosa territOJY with
other sliver barons tryina to st1ke
a claim.
Get S.art
Wiid Wild West
T1lt Flintstones
Co•r Pyle, USMC
Folk Cultlr
Rous P1t1 Veronica
= 1ttc1eepodie loci&•
lb1btrry RFD
' I la St&llndl Espou
Tllrff S1oo111
6:30 Ho11ns Heroes Movie: (C) (90) "Spencer's
ountaln" Part I (dra) '63-Henry
Fonda, Maureen O'Hara, James Mac·
Arthur. The rouah·•nd-tumble saa•
of Wyoming quarry worker, Clay
Spencer, who struules to raise nine
children without forfeitlna his share
of Spencer's Mountain left to him by
his father.
CIS News Walter Cronkite
Merv Criffift Show AlldJ Griffith
Rad11 SWtepstakes
AMtt'lwl Folk Musk
: Canadian Trwel Flln11
• JN11ne Canon SM
Greta Acna
'I Catla Club
• Victoria' )llfttt ••
Htadalloi> Elliot Mintz
(Continued)
7:30 PM/POLICE SURGEON
Sam Groom stars as a doctor
who works with the cops .
and bleeds with them .
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 17, 1972
Henty Fonda's .acting
reaches new heights!
HENRY FONDA
MAURl!EN O'HARA
The 6:30 Movie
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TUESDAY (Continued)
7:00IJ Cil BmNews
lowtin1 fOf Dollars
Trulli or Consequencn
Safari to Adventure
What's Mt Line?
I Love luq
I Dream of Jeannie
Low Ttflnis
La Pareja Sin Par
: The Advocates first of 2 special
proarams dealing with world ecoloay.
taped last spring In Sweden, debat-
ing the question, "Should the Devel·
oped Nations Adopt a Policy of Lim·
i11n1 Econortllc Growth?" (Conclusion
airs toni1ht at 11 PM) (R) Ell El Aiwor Tiene Cara de Mujtr
~ Movie: "Ride the Wild Surf"
7:30 tJ I've Got 1 Secret Steve Allen is
host. Panelists are Jayne Meadows,
Bill Bixby, Jack Cassidy, and Brenda
Benet. O Police Suraeon "Lady X" Police
Suraeon Locke uses a medical clue
to capture a mad bomber. Stars are
Sam Groom and Lin Birman. Donald
Pleasance guests. 0 Movie: (2hr) "Sons and Lovers"
(dra) '60-Trevor Howard, Dean
Stockwell, Wendy Hiller. Strong P<>f·
trayal of a close bond between a
mother and her son, who rejects
romantic involvement upon her
death.
W
To Tell the Truth
family Classics
Million $ Movie: (2hr) ''Ten Sec·
onds to Hell" (dra) '59-Jeff Chand·
ler, Jack Palance. Two disillusioned
German veterans, mortal enemies,
are assigned the arim task of dis-
arminr bombs.
Hollywood Squares
ttosan's Heroes
@ Dr1pet
Search fOf Mental Ht1lth
La Media Ochoa
• Tr1velo1ue
• • Prt1unte Usted
AddMls Family
1:00 fJ Cl) M1ucle Stars are Beatrice
Arthur ind Bill Macy. 0 ®) m lenarm "Heritare of
Anpr" Released from prison after
five years, John Dundee (auest Rob·
ert Lansing) seeks to avenee his un-
fair trial. 0 {I) (j) el) Tt•peratu,.s Rltln1
"Operation fastball" Noland per·
forms an unauthorized optratlon on
a youn& b•seball player while the
hospit1I is under Senate lnvestiaa·
tion. Stars are Cle1von Little and
Jnm==~e: Mason
Htn9lllOS Cortie ~ (R) Ch1r1es Ch1mp-
and Art Seidenbaum visit Van
Nuys Airport. one of the world's
busiest in terms of takeoffs and
landinp. Emphasized ere current
safety regulations and devices.
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Estacion Central
Mowtt: (2ttr) "Rou1hly Spea~nt'
(oom) '4S-Chester Mools, Victor
McLaalen.
1:30 fJ (I) Hawaii Flve-0 To Be An·
nounced D m (i) m AIC TueMfJ Mowtt:
(?) (JO)"NO Pl.ce tit tun" (dra)
'72-Herschel Bernardi, Stefanlt
Powers, Larry Ha1man. When an
adopted boy's parents art killed. the
,.,. 14
Lau®ter
Epidemic •
A nlJ 11<.kl1ng new se••PS tnal
""'" t1a11e you'" slilches Sldr•1n9 James Wholmore C•ea11on Lollie
Joan Van Ark Reva Ro~I.? .ir1d Nancy Fo•
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMIE.R 17, 1972
authorities threaten to keep the ii) Rtvistl M1t1ical
boy's al!l~f but lovln1 grandfather 9,45 a... P'9f Aid
from 111n1n1 custody. • ~ eser " m Merv 5riffln 10:00 0 0§ m NBC Reports "Guilty by
Ell) (ii) Ewenln1 at Pops "Old Timers' Re non of Race" is an assessment
Nifht-Your father's Moustache" of a historical hapi>eninr concerning.
@I) La M11dlcion cit la 11onda the unique e•perience shared by
.. 110,000 Japanese-AmericaQs who 9:00 0 (ij m Tiie lold Ones Five were held in detention ~ t11mps
Days In the ~eath of Se.rgeant throuahout World War II. Brown" ConcluS1on of season s pre· ~
miere episode from Ironside. Experl· News
mental spinal suraery on Ed Brown JJ (j) el) Marcus Welby, M.D.
is interrupted by a death threat lo~e Is When They Say They Need
against the kidnapped daughter of You A retarded 2S-ye.ar-old man
the sureeon (Vic Morrow). Stars are faces the probl~m of be1n1 a trans·
E.G. Marshall, David Hartman with plant donor ~o his brother who other-
Raymond Burr and Don Galloway of wl~e will die. Bruce Davison and
Ironside ruestlng. Mike Farrell guest.
;
Un Verano Para Reconfar 0 PREMIERE loris Kar1off Presents
Tiie Vlr&fnlan Thriller A collection of hour·lona
La Consentlda de Papa tales of horror. the weird and the
supernatural. Tonight's Thriller is
9:301J [i) CBS Tuesday Mo¥1e: (C) (90) "The Twisted Image," in which an
''ThiWom1n Hunter" (sus) '72 -advertising man commits two blun-
Barbara Eden, Robert Vauahn, Stuart ders that threaten to destroy his
Whitman. A beautiful, wealthy wom-family and ureer.
and is tracked relentlessly in Aca-; Bill Cosby Show
puloo where she hopes to recover KrisllnH1ur1i at Brockwoocl
fr001 the hauntinr memory of an · I IJlcil\ I £Aiual Justice Under
accident in which her car struck the l .. (R) Conclusion of a two.
and killed a man. She is driven to part Information series produced to
the brink of a breakdown by the fear infocm citizens of some of their con-
that an international jewel thief and stitutional rights. "Juvenile Justice"
murderer is on her trail. . and "Small Claims Court" are shown O Pepper Rodprs Show Coach tonight.
Rodaers of UCLA takes a look at the I Lucla Sombra
Bruins forthcoming game with · • festival Mexicano Mich~an. Kinedom of tfle S.a
• News -I ! IJIC1AL I Can You Hear 10:30 IJ Talk Back ..
Me? featured is poetry created and ~.True Adventure Unlrnown Mex-
illustrated by yourra black chil dren, ico • ,
and presented without narration. 9 . Movie. 'Creen Grus of W't·
OM1n(' m Outdoor Sportman
n:oolQl~mm""' ~ Step 8qoftd
Marshal Dillon
Movie: "P•Utt of ''°"'' (adv) ' -Kirk Dou1las, Ralph Meeker.
I u: ~=sequenais
'PEP' '"'""' '-ntr Ted Anastro111
Tlle AcMcatn
HtedlMp (R)
11:15 m Cinema 34
11:30 ft Cf) CIS Late Movie: (C) "HollM Of lfsier'' (classic) Vincent Price
stars in 1110Vie version of the classic
work by Edaar Allin Poe. a ®l m JolHUIJ C.l'IOft Scheduled
euests include John Denver. O Movie: "DlJde" (mus) '43-Bina
Cros~. u (i) m Dkt eantt m o Ttif ttie Truttt
12:00 m Movie: "So Little Tl•" (dra) ·~3-Marlus Goring. M1ri1 Schell.
&JWtftderlust
12:30 &J Counby Music Time
1:00 (]) B D CIJ News
1:30 fJ Movie: (C) "Ride The Min
Down" (wes) '53-£11a Raines, Brian
Donlevy, fonest Tucker.
2:00 ID M·lflittt Show: (C) "Paratroop.
er," "Cfy 1tt tM Nifllr ind "llod· .........
3:00 fJ MM: (C) "Micltatl ~.
Priw1bt Dtttdlvt .. (mys) '41-lloyd
Nolan. Welter Abel.
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Jerry Dunphy at 6, Walter Cronkite at 7.
M GOT A 8Cllt. .W SHOW.7:JOM.
Alan Alda is the special
guest. Steve Allen is
host. On the all-new
version of the show that
makes a game out of
guessing people's
innermost secrets. ...............
A small-scale Civil War
erupts when Maude's
grandson Philip is
caught playing "Doctor"
with the neighbors'
daughter. Bea Arthur is
the unflappable Maude.
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S£PTEMBER 20
For momln1 and afternoon llstinp,
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your conventence, are
the day's movies.
. DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m ••oo.i•t Tiu It to Hurt'' (com)
'(5--Richard Greene.
9:30 D ''Thlt Nl&ht In Rio" (mus) '41
-Don Ameche, Alice Faye.
10:00 (]) ''T1taet Unknon' (dra) '51-
Mark Stevens, Alex Nicol.
D "Retum of Jesse J111ts" (wes)
'"51-Ann Dvorak, John Ireland.
12:30 U "I Shot BlllJ The IOd'' (wes) ·so
-Don Barry, Tom Neal.
1:00 m ''Ci>lllm1nclo" (adv) '64-Stew·
art Granier, Dorlen Grey.
1:30 D "Rinpde" (dra) '49 -Don
Barry, Sheila Ryan. O (C) "Secret of the Purple Reed"
(adv) '60-Jeff Richards.
3:00 Cl) (C) "Becket" Part II. (dra) '64
-Richard Burton, Peter O'Toole.
t1Q) "1Msl,. Mt'' (dra) '48-Robert
MTichum, Greer Garson.
4:00 11 (C) ''The Un&U1rdtd Momenf'
(dre) '57-Esther Williams.
4:30 (}) Sllllt IS lOAM llstinl
Sears
who'd
suspect
that you're
wearing a
hearing aid?
EVENING
6:00 u o um mm....,
(]) lJ9) Nnn
U Ponclerosa "The Newcomers"
Hoss falls for a woman whose father
is out to start a silver rush on the
Ponderosa.
(t)Qet Smart
0 WHd Wild West m Fli•tstones
&J Gomer Pyte, USMC
(jj) French Chef
fJ) Rotas P1r1 Veronica
£m Hodiepod1e Loda•
Cit M1ybtny RFD
GI!> a.. St1uncl1 Espou
EE Thrn Stoo111
6:30 (j) Hoaan's Heron
0 Movie: (C) (90) "Sptncer'a
Mountain" Concl. (dra) 'U-Henry
Fonda, Maureen O'Hara, James Mac·
Arthur. The rough-and-tumble saga
of Wyoming quarry worker, Clay
Spencer, who struggles to raise nine
children without forfeltini his share
of Spencer's Mountain left to him
by his father.
Cl) CBS News Walter Cronkite
lJ9) Merv Qrtfffn Show m w, enfflt11
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£m Caftldlan Travel Film m Joanne Canon Show
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WEDNESDAY (Continued)
91t1t• Aun Would you let.vour
son marry tflis marls daughter?
cm Afidon1dos de •• C.munid.ld
E!) Yidoftl J111es Show
Ef) fftldshop Elliot Mintz
7:00 IJ (I) D m News
7:30
U 8owtin1 for 0o1i.,.
(]) Trutr. or Consequences
(j) Untllllld Wot1d
0 WMfs MJ Une? m I Low Lucy
OJ I Drt1m of Jt1nnle
fBC.pulln1
fll) Soul!
ai) El Allor Tlene Cira de Muter
9 Movie: "PHffT'
IJ Di& * "The Golddiggers"
brought to you
by Chevrolet.
IJ Tiie 8olddl(ltl'S Steve Allen
(!!_8Sts. U Wilt 'Till Your Father Gets HOtlle
"Chet's Job" U Movie: (2hr) ''Sons 1nd Loven"
(dra) '60-Dean Stockwell, Trevor
Howard, Wendy Hiller. The strona
portrayal of a close bond b,tween a
mother and her son, who rejects
romantic involvement-· ·upon her
death.
W
To Tell tbt Truth
You Asktd for It Movie: (21tr) "Witness for tbt
Protecutlon" (dra) '58 -Tyrone
Power, Marlene Dietrich.
&00
. Paul Lynde Show
-If you're looking for
laughter you wourd. Join Paul ana his fam ily in
this delightfu.lly tunny
new series.
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They were on a dream vacation. They had everything
they ever wanted. Everything ... except a 'fay out.
HauntsOfTheVeryRich
Starring Lloyd Bridges, Cloris Leachman.
Ed Asner. Anne Francis and Robert Reed.
A \\brtd Premiere ~Morie of ~\\ftk8:30
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SE'PTEMBER 17, 1972
®) rve Got A Secnt m Hopn's Heroes m (}) Dr•an•t
(DJ Chicanos on the Move
EE Los Polivoces m Youna Dr. Kildare
aJ Nahvtlle Music m Addams f1mll1
8:00 IJ (j) C.rot Bumett
D qpl m Adlm·l2 "The lite
Baby' Officer Malloy dates a new
airl in the steno pool, causinf Offi·
cer Ed Wells (Gary Crosby) great
concern. Frank Sinatra Jr., and his
sister Christina are guests.
U CI) (I) ~ P1ul Lynde Show
"Whiz Kld S1ules as Quiz Fiules"
Paul Simms is horrified when his
son-in-law Howie refuses to accept
his $4,000 winninas on a quiz show. m Tlllt a1r1
OJ Teltfun/Perry Mason
Movie: (C) (90) "Haunts of tbt Very'
Rich" (sus) '72-Lloyd Bridaes,
Cloris Leachman, Edward Aal\er,
Anne Francis, Tony Bill, Donna.Mills,
Robert Reed, Moses Gunn. Sevtn
people who arrive at an idyllic trop.
ical resort after receiving mysterious
invitations find their dream of Pfr~·
dise turning Into a hellish nightlMrt
with little chance of escape. ~ m Merv Griffin Show ~
Ell) (lj) film OclysseJ "Los Olvidl·
dos" (R)
9:00 fJ (J) Medical Center James St•·
cy, Pamela Payton·Wright and Ntn·
cy Walker guest In the story of 1n
ambitious husband who insists thlt
he cannot be the tattler of the Child
expected by his wife, while sht: rt'
fuses t6 have an operation for ltar
it will endanger her pregnancy." EB Un Vtt1no P1r1 Recordar • 9 The Vlralnlln
a;) LI Consentid1 de P1pa
fl) tlflm1~ Coraje 9:30 O Tommy Prothro Show Revl.W of
fJl) (lj) Election '72 the Rams/New Orleans Saints'atate
'T.l Luchl Libre played Sept. 17th. • cw D&lNews a;) Estacion Central ai) Niches Tapltias
W Mowlt: (Zbr) "Silver Dollar" . (dra) '32-Edward G. Robinson. 9:45 EB Su Comedia favontl
Bebe Daniels, Aline MacMahon. lO:OO
'1:30 D (lO) m NBC Wednesd•J Mystery 'IJ Cannon Triggers New
-Mili11n "The Manhattan Beat" * Excitery: nt, Suspense!
Madiaan is asked to break in a new IJ Cl) nnon The myste~
detective, a mod, recent college death a prominent labor 1Hlloh
graduate, and finds his life on the official who fell from a slii ffft
line In the course of trackina down brings Cannon to the ruued rrtOUn·
assault suspec!s and a possible mur· tain country near Durango, Co~do,
derer. Stars Richard Widmark. to investigate.
fJ Cil@ Q)ABC Wednesday (Continued)
The Sound of -7
her Music
10:00
Julie Andrews Show
Another delightful hour of music
and comedy with special guests
Carl Reiner. Cass Ell 1ot.
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THE OAJLY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMB~R 17, 1172
WEDNESDAY (Continued)
11 dale KAKH A search Is or·
dtrtdfor a miulng aaent who runs
Into trouble while lnvesUaatlna • 11:00 tJ Du &I) m m....,
$100-blll racket threatenlna world CD Cl)@) News
economy, Tony Franciosa stars. Nick _. ,.__ -. ._d
THURSDAY
SurEMBEtl 21 Blanco (Franciosa) must locate the ~ --P ... , .... ,
mlsslna aaent and take over his Ci) MMIMI Ditton For momlnc •nd •ftemoon llstfnp,
• lnvestlaatlon. Headlna for England, D Mtwie:"OddaAplast THMm'ew" plMM ... DAmME PROGRAMS.
Blanco encounters Jill Davenport (ifra) '59-ffarry Belafonte, Ed Beg. Below, for your convenience, ere
(Stefanie Powers), an underwttr ley. day'a movies.
U.S. Tre11ury aaent, asslaned to the m TMll ., C..M1111tnct1
case. News Q) Hip Qapaml II JR (I) m Ju11. wrewa Hour (ij) HattaaNa Xs~drews plays a roller derby fJ) Carner ltd Arf'lllatronc
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m "Tiit "' Sb'•t" (com) '42 -H1nry Fonda, Lucille Ball. queen-Helen Wheels. in a muslcal EB HuctaMt» (R)
spoof of "All About Eve." Special 9:30 & (C) "Se•brlro" (adv) •53 -
auests 1re Carl Reiner, Cass Elllott 11:1511) Ciat•a 34 RfCardo Montalban Pier Angeli. and Alice Ghostley. Jullt slnas 1 '.
tribute to the "Aae of Aqu1rius," 11:30 R CIS L8'I Movie: (C) "lou 10·00 [I) "Ya11ktt llCClftltf" (1dv) '52-
1nd In 1 skit called "It Was 1 Very eoiat'' (adv) '68-Rlch1rd Boone, • ~tt Brady, Jeff Chandler.
Good Year,'' Cass and Carl reveal to Vera Miies, Joan Blondell. . D "Return of Wlklflrt" (wes) '48-
Jolle what they wanted to be at the D (19) m Jollnny Clfllft Schad· ITIChard Arlen, Patricia Morison.
~ of ti· uled: Don Rickles, Dionne Warwlcke. t{J lorta lllrloff Prtaanb Titrtller g Movie: "LouilllU Purdt11t" 12:00 p ''$ucld1n Death" (wes) '50 -
"Worse Thin Murder" A woman re· (com~41-8ob .Hope. Jimmy Ellison.
sorts to blackmail after leamlna that u ri'l m Dia Cafftt m .. .. her late husband's uncle died In· m 8 T'iif lie Trutlt 1:00, (C) FICI of I Futftiv't (wes)
testate, leaving her penniless. Chris· 59-Fred MacMurray, Alan Baxter.
tine White and Constance Ford star. 12:00 m Mowlt: "T1tt lie Operator" (dra) 1:30 U "Rodetslllp X·M" (sci·fi) '51 -m 1111 Cosby Sflow '59 -Mickey Rooney. Lloyd Bridges, Osa Massen.
(fl Soul! II) Ctuntry Musk ~ (C) .. Al•lt of tflt Indies" (adv) m Mesttrplece Tht1tre -Tiit ust 1:00 CV D u CIJ News • -Jean Peters, Louis Jourdan.
o;--. Mohieans (R) 3:00 (l> (C) "riratts of Blood Rtver
fl) Lucia Soinbra 1:30 8 Mowlt: "Setltilltfttal Joumey" (his) '62-Kerwin Matthews, Maria G> Drallll (dra) '4~1urnn O'Hara. Landi.
@) .. And tht Devil M1h1 Throe" El) Kln&do• of the 5t1 Z:OO m AU·Nipt Show: "fort Al<n.,. (dr1) '52-Gene Kelly, Pier Anaell. '1firan ltldlhNd," "loht11l1n •
10:30 I Tllk lack Qlrl" 4:00 tJ (C) "Tiie ltnny '°°'"''"Story" l True Adventure "Spelunkers" (mus) '56--Steve Allen, Donna Reed,
LI Satlnlca 3:00 tJ Movie: "Man or &un" (wes) '58 Gene Krupa.
Mowle: "Underworld USA" -Macdonald Carey, James Craig. 4:30 CI> s. .. 11 lOAM liltinc
7:30 PM/THE ADVl:NTURER.
Gene Barry plays a public-
loving star and a very private
spy. Some gig!
~~~· ~--
E V E N i 'J G
1:0011 au mm m News
Cl) (fj Ntws
Q Poncltrou "Death on Sun Moun·
t11n" Barry Sullivan stars as 1 &reedy
opportunist who drives meat prices
up ind forces Indians to poach on
the Ponderosa.
Cl) 5tt S..1rt
Q Wiid Wiid West m TM Fllntston11
II) '-tr P,tt, USMC
t1J) Can You Hear Mt?
fl) Rous hra Ywonka m Hoct19podp Lodra
QI M.,tMny RfD m LI Sep1dl Elposa m Tit,,-Stoo1•
6:30 (I) Hot•n's Heroes
D Mowtt: (90) ... ,Id Castle" (hor)
'53-Boris Karloff, Richard Grffne,
Stephen McNally, Paula Corday Lon
Chiney. An Enalish 1dventurer inves-
tiaates when two of his friends dis·
appear while huntina 1s the guests
of a Viennese nobleman on his huae
end forbidding estate.
())CIS Ntwl
Ill» Merv Crltfln m ~ 1rttt1tt1 m bdna s.Mpatakn
(Ii) Te Sa•
fJl) c.udlu Tmtl fi11111
1--.c.,.. .. ,,..,. Acrtt
T•lhviatl Mnkat
m Yidtfll '-•n 9"'w m .... ..,
7:00 a-e=..
Trwtlltr~utllCts
Aaleric:a• MMtwt · nar,.., u .. 1 I &Aw...,
I Drtl• ef Juftllit
Spt ... i,,...,
Juevt1 ~.iam
: ftrini LIM (R)
El Mor T1tfle Cini dt MuJer
Movie: (C) ............ Zero''
7:30 tJ Yo1111 Dr. Klldlfe "The Strang.
er'' A carefree bachelor learns
from Kiidare that he fathered 1 son
nine years a110 and that the boy will
die unleu he donates a kidney. Dick
Sargeot and Lynn Carlin 1uest.
OGENE BARRY IS * "THE' ADVENTURER". CHEVROLET IS
THE HOST.
The Advt•tlrtt
Movlt: "'Sona •1141 lowtn" ( dra)
Trevor How1rd, Dean Stockwell,
Wendy Hiller, Heather Sears. 0. H.
Lawrence's story about tfle unusually
affectionate bond between a coal
miner's son and his mother. ~To Tell UM Trutll
Pella Sur1Mft
Mlflie1 $ MM: (C) (Zhr) I.A
n Called lall1111'" (wts) '69 -
Tony Franciosa, Michael S.rmin,
Judi West. Susan Olivtr. A cowboy
drifter, fast with his fists and a gun,
unwillingly takes on a youn11 East·
erner, and teaches him how to sur·
vive in the Old Wat.
1:00
Ltfs Mete a Deaf
Ho&H'S tftf'MS
(fl lk•pet . liilift• • U.. hr
• Ttlt·lttwhbMllliul
j tc»orts Cftallt•
Addl111 FaMitJ
tJ THE WALTONS-A SHOW * FOR ALL THE FAMILY IJ 'nt ........ D m Flip WMllll Tim Conway
ind t e 5th Dimension are Flip's
guests. Geraldine (Fltp) sets a visit
from the "Ravon" lady (Tim) while
a notorious ct1mlnal In dbcuise is on
the loose. Tht Rev. LtfOY also klb·
itzes a poller &llM on • train, and
the 5th Dimension do 1 medley of
their hits.
0 CI> Ci) &a IW s.p.a4 "The
i'Mnder Makers" Bobby Shtrm1n
(sportinc a mustache) 1uests as
Buddy flrraaut. who Joins a motor·
cycle pnc and plots a fake payroll
robbery of hb tycoon father's con·
structlon company, Followfna the
robbery, the ycKith plans to mum
the money to his father to prove his
worth and bt tcetpted u 1 man.
But he becomes horrified when he
sees cuns and plastic exploslves and
realizes the a•na Intends to pl1y it
"f'or real."
I Tlllt Clft
laJtlt frHI tM OIJaplc ........... Clnlt (JI ,.... Sll4tplllnl'1 Amerlcl
loose In Hawaii Sflept>erd has •
luau. watches the surfers and talks
about his fatrttr.
I ,,.., ......
f.t1ldM c.tr'll Movlt-. "'TM Httdlet Man,. (mys)
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THE DAILY PILO"r, TV WEEK, SEn£MBER 17, 1972
THI WAL1'0MS. MIW SHOW, UM.
~-~~---• The Walton household becomes a three-ring
circus when a carnival
troupe is left stranded
at their doorstep.
-Richard Thomas stars
as the clan's eldest son.
f1tl NOf'ISSIOIW.S. 9PM
nRRTIMIOMTILIVISIOM.
_,.LAMCASTIR, LU
MARVIN, ROlllT RYAN,
WOODf mtoOI AMO
CLAUDIA CARDfMALI STAR
OM THIS WlllC'S CIS
THURSDAY MIGHT MOVllS.
I
The Men ...
Anew three-~ adventure series.
Jigsaw premieres ton1~ht James Wainwrig ht stars
as detectr ve Frank Dain a one-man missing
persons bureau Follow him as he tracks down
an ..1uthor who has mystertpusly d isappeared in a
peaceful m1dwestern town Next week. don't miss
the action and adventure of "Assignment Vienna
starring Robert Conrad and on October 4.
Laurence Luckinbill stars tn "The Delphi Bureau ..
L
9:00
Jigsaw
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17, lt72
THURS.,.ay (Conti uecf) reported misslna by his publisher.
""" " Vincent's last set of notes were sent
ltt's Make 1 Dul from the Midwestern town of V1lley-
Ho11n's Heroes heart, where pollce cl1lm they have (]) Dncnet no record of him. D1ln lurns that
• Roflin' on the River Vincent's roommate, Jimmy Blaydon
· • Tela.RtYisb Musical (Reid Smith). is also mlsslna-a fu·
· Sports Ch1llen1e iilive from the law. Pernell Roberts
Add1m1 Family guests as Police Sl1. Gustafson. Jim
Davis is cast as Capt. Mort Stone ~THE WALTONS-A SHOW ~ ~=~=~: =s~~~laydon. * FOR ALL THE FAMILY m (1j) HoUywoocl Telftbloa Theatre IJ ~The Waltons '1wo P111s by Chekhov" D m Flip Wilson Tim Conway a Th• Ylfllnlln
and t e 5th Dimension are Flip's a!> t.. Con1111tlda de hpa
iUesls. Geraldine (Flip) iets a visit
from the "Ravon" lady (Tim) while 9:3011 Rants Action
a notorious criminal in disauise is on 0 News
!he loose. The Rev. Leroy 11~ kib· lO:OO B Ifft\€?:' Dun Martin Show
1tus a po~er g~me on a tram, and · • i')i1~ auests are Lloyd Brldies,
the. St~ D1mens1on do a medley of Barbar1 Feldon ind Anni Motto.
their hits. 8 ~ ~ N fJ (I) (j) aJ Mod Squad "The IWI
Thunder Makers" Bobby Sherman ,, aJ Owen Ma.!shall
(sportini a mustache) guests as Lines From an Anary Book Owen
Buddy Farraiut. who joins a motor· Marsh1ll defends 1 colleae profes~r
cycle iang and plots 1 fake payroll accused of murderl~a a stude~t with
robbery of his tycoon father's con· whom she WIS hav1n1 an affair.
struclion company. Following the ~ Boria ltartof! "!,..ts Thri~ler
robbery, the youth plans to return ~1n In the Middle A television
the money to his father to prove his w_nter overhears a plot for kidnap·
worth and be accepted as a man. ptni ind possible murder. Mort Sahl,
But he becomes horrified when he Sue R1nd1ll ind Jull1n Burton star.
sees cuns and pla~tic explosives an~ I ~W~~,a~
realizes the gang intends to play ti · \U.ll d v;:~~:ss
"for real." ' u • --"'•
Boline From the OlyJllpic IOnfdo• of the Sea I Th1t Girt · • Lucita Ubft
Ql) Jean Shepherd s Amenca True Adwtttlure Hennanos Coraje • . 10:30 I T1lk lad!
Loose In Hawaii Shepherd has a . '"'Thffty Mlnutn With
luau, watches the surfers ind talks : 't:' Satanlca • • ·
about his f1ther. Movie: "Advtfthlm of Shtt1od I Premier Movie ohHs" Estacion Central ft!\ Movie: urht Hatchet Man", (mys) U1 Outdoor Sports91ft
'32 -Edward G. Robinson. Loretta 11:00 i DD mm m News Young. Ci)~,,.-,.. . °"' sttp lhyond 8:30 m Merv Griffin Show .. . · Marshal Dillon Ell)~ The Jw Set Bobbt Hum· • Movie: (C) "A Klsa ltfort DJ·
phrey in(' (mys) '56-Jeffrey Hunter. Rob·
9:00 IJ (j) CBS Thursday Movie: (C) ert W11ner, Joanne Woodwud.
(2hr) "The Professionals" (dra) '66 I Trutlt or Con11quencn -Burt Lanc1ster, Lee Marvin. Rob· Major Ada•s
ert Ryan. Cl1udia Cardin1le, Jlck Chicanos on Ult Move
P1lance. Ralph Bell1my, Woody ""'"Ted Armtronr
Strode, Joe De Santis, Rafael Bert· Headsltop
rand. After the Me~ican R~v~luti~n ll ·lS @!) CiMu 3' of 1917, an American m1lhona1re ·
(Bellamy) offers to pay four soldiers 11:30 IJ Cf) CIS Latt Movie: '11M Curit
of fortune a thousand dollars uch of Frankenstaln" (hor) '57 -Peter to rescue his kidnapped Mexican Cushlna.
wife from the guerrilla bandit Raza 8 ®)a;, JollnllJ C.l'IOll
(fal1ncel:_ Mowte: '11M Mat« IJMI Utt Mi-0 ®J m Ironside "The Savaie nor" (com) '42-Ray Milland Ginger
Sentry". Chief Ironside underta~e~ a Rogers. '
course '" profession1I doi training D m Ci) m Diet Cavett
when previously efficient guard dois. Q) ToTitT the Truth
owned by Allen Dunlap (Anthony
Zerbe) fail to att1ck jewel robbers 12:00 m Movie: (C) "Rtdt UntMM"
on the premises they guard. Police (Wes) '59-Rindolph Scott, Karen
investigation leads to a former K·9 Steele.
Corps trainer, Taggert (Bo Svenson), llJ W1nderfust
with • unique Iona-term plan for
making money. The dots used In to· 12:30 llJ Country Music llme
night's episode are re1I iuard dogs 1.00 ~.,. D Cl) News
from the Los Anc.e!es area. · 1..JtJ .,,.
U SEE .. THE MEN," 1:3011 Movie: "CrossftW' (dra> '47 -* A NEW SERIES Robert Youn1. Robert Mitchum, Rob·
BROUGHT TO YOU ert Rya~ Gloria Gratt1me.
By CHEVROLET. m All-Nilht SMw: (C) "llM of
Fort '9ttfcNt." "Apadle Warrior,"' D m (j) m mMIERE The Men "WolMft .. Pltcaint '"'"" -rpiw "Hard Time" Lt. Frank
Dain (James Wainwri&ht) searches 3:00 IJ Mftie: "ManMnclt4" (dra) '49
for 1n itinerint 1uthor. Andy Vincent -Dorothy Lamour, Dan Duryea,
(James Carroll Jord1n). who has been Sterlin& Hayden.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WE.EK, IE~MBER 17, 1;72
The series that
captures all the fun
and excitement of the
world's great circuses.
Tonight: a circus of
elephants and lions.
Bert Parks is m.c.
THE DAILY PILOT, 1V WEEK, SEPTEMBER 17, 1972
"' 11le Time Machine!
WITTNAUER ~2000"
• Tells the YIAI
e the MONTH
e the WHK
e the DAY
•the MOUi
•the MINUTE
e the SECOND
A LONGINES-WITTHAUER ,ROOUCT
LONGINES-
Chostn to Time the
1972 Olympic G•mH
-Munich.
-AUTOMATICAU YI
And computes, with simple finger.+ip
•djustment, all D•ys •nd D•tes into
the Year 2015
• Self-winding • W•ter-Res ist.nt e Anti-M•gnetic
• Distinctive Midnight Blue dial.
M•tching br•celet, $74.95 e with sfr•p. $'4.tl
• BenlcAmeric't_rd
• Muter Charge
• Kirk Charge
Open Mon., Thu.rs ., Fri. I 0 to 9
HUNTIN&TON CINTll HAllOI SHO,,IN6 CINTD
le9Cll • ..... , JJOO HetMr llyd. H•.._., .. .._. c .... M ...
lt2·5501 541-t4H
See Joanne Woodward in
her Oscar-winning role!
The Three Faces
of Eve
Joanne V\bodward
Lee I.Cobb
Friday
The 6:30 Movie_ ,
7:30 PM/HOLLYWOOD
SQUARES. Comedians, stars
and starlets join host Peter
Marshall for fun and games.
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17, 1972
FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 22
For momln1 •nd •fternoon ltstlnp,
please see oAmME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, .,.
the d•y'• movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m "Us Mberablean (cl1) '52 -
Fredric March, Charles L~111hton.
9:30 O ''O'Htnry's full House" (dra) '52
-Anne Baxter, Richard Wldmark:
10:00 Cil "Tu.•ble Wffd" (Wes) '54 -
Audie Murphy, Lori Nelson.
D ''Tre11ure of Monte Cristo"
(adv) '4S-Glenn Lan1an, Adele Jer-
1ens.
12:00 D "Wln11 of D1n11r" (dra) '52-
u chary Scott, Naomi Chance.
1:00 m "Tensfon" (dra) '49 -Richard
Basehart, Audrey Totter, Cyd Cha-
risse.
1:30 D .. l•n• It to the Marines" (com}
'51-Sid Melton, Mar• Lynn.
O "Cll1r1ty'1 Aunr (com) '41 -
Jack Benny, Kay Francis.
3:00 CI> (C) "Your Monty or Your Ult"
(mys) '53-Fernandel Jean Poiret.
l1j "St11n11r In MJ Ar•J" (dra) '53
-Jeff Ch1ndler, June Allyson.
4:00 II (C) .. Joan of Arc" (dra) 'SO -
ln1rld Ber1man, Jose Ferrer.
4:30 Cl) Sam• 11 lOAM ltstina
rvrNING
6:00. D 0 mm m N1ws
(l)Qj)News
D hndtrosa "The Palute War"
Cl) ht Smart
0 Wild Wild West m TIM FliabtoMI
GJ Cot•tr fl1tt, USMC
(j'j) Ewenln1 et Po9I
fl) lttus Pm Vlf'Onica m Hod1•poqt Loq. 8 Mlfbtny RfO
m') La St111nda &posa m a,.. Stooaes
6:30 (j) thpn's Heroes
O Movie: \IO> "a1 Thr11 f1e11 of
(Vin (dra) 51-Joanne Woodward,
lee J. Cobb, David Wayne, Vince Ed·
wards. Jo1nne Woodward won an
Academy Award for her incredible
portrayal of one woman with th~ee
personalities: 1 dowdy housewife,
an irresponsible party 1irl, and a
well·adJusted modern woman.
(i)CIS Nm
~ Merv Ct1fft11 Show m w, 1rffftl11
(I) ltadn& SwffpstHIS
fii) Altilts Nova Scotia painters 1re
spotll1ht1d (R) m 1 ...... Cll'Mft Sllow ac,..,. Acns
m') hHeull
&) Hc1dshop Elliot Mintz
7:00fJ CD DmNews
D 1owt1111 '°' Dolllrs
Cl) Trutll or Coftsequenca
Cl) Circus!
0 W111f1 MJ U11t?
CD I Lowe Lucy
GJ I Drt1M of Jt1nnit
(ij) Election '72
fl) Bartolo
eJi) Evtt1in1 It Pops
@!) El Amor Tiene Car1 di Muftr
IH Movie: ''TIM DIJ tht EArtll stood
Silil"
7:30 1J Circuit ··rhe Circus of Spain"
O Hollywood Squires
D Movie: (2flr) "Sons ind Lowrs"
(dra) '60-Trevor Howud, Wendy
Hiller, Dean Stockwell.
Cl) To Tell U.. Trutll
Cl) TllrHltlttttS
0 Million $ Movie: (C) (211r) "The
Hell Wlttt Heroes" (dr1) '68-Rod
Taylor, Claudia Cardin1le.
(lg) Uft Around Us "Survival in the
Sea" m Ho1an's Heroes
GJ (]) Drapet
fl) Los lewrty di Perilvillo m Untamed World
(l) Hip '9rforMance m Adel••• F1m11y
1.-00 fJ Cl) Son11J and Clttr Jerry Lewis
ind llit Supremes 1uest. D @) m Sanford •nd Son. "Whi~·
lash" After Fred has an accident '"
the pick-up truck. he decides he is
sufferin1 from whiplash.
0 (]) (j) (l) NEW SEASON TIM
lfrldy lunch "Hawaii Bound" Part I
Mike Brady takes the whole family
to Hawaii in the first of a three·
parter. Don Ho 1uests. m That Clr1
GJ Ttltb1n/Peny Mason
EE Hermanos CoraJe
eJi) (13) W11lllniton w .. k In Rwltw
ii) Ernesto Alont1 Prtsenta m> Estacion C.ntral m Mowlt: "Nine Uves At1 Not
EnOu&fl" (mys) '41-Ronald R111an,
Joan Perry.
8:30 D @) m The Uttlt People "Little
Boy Au" Or. Jamison ind his dau&h·
ter disaaree on the treatment of a
patient. Dr. Jemison dl11noses •
youn1 boy's case of flu but does not
forbid the youn1ster a sailln1 trip
with his father. Anne says he is
wro n1. 1oes to the marin1 ind
lurns that the boy is very sick be·
low deck.
0 Cil (j) (l) The Partridp FaiwllJ ·'M Is for the Many Thln1s" The
Partrid&e ramlly, motorlna to Sacra·
mento where Shirley Is to accept a
Mother of the Year 1ward, finds that
the pleasure trip isn't. m Mtrv Griffin
El\) (lJ) l]flCJA I Take Oii Moines . .• iiitaN A Jook at the problems at
mass transportation.
a;) Unt.Mtd WOf'ld
9:00 R ([) CIS Frtd17 Movit: (C~ (211r)
'Villij tf tttt Dotts" (dre) 67 -
Hawaii Boundf
&00
BradyBunch
The family amves 1n
Hawaii. and runs into
trouble when Bobby finds
an ancient charm .and
decides to keep 1t for
good luck 1 Starring Florence Henderson and
Robert Reed
•@
Barbara Parkins. Patty Duke, Paul
Burke, Sharon Tate, Tony Scotti, Su·
sen Hayward, Lff Grant. The story
of four women cauaht up In the
heady wor1d of show business.
other student. His father, studio boss
Harry Patterson (Tim O'Connor), Isn't
able to help very much because he
and his son were not too close. Ban·
yon questions Patterson's secretary,
Emily Powell (Jessica Walter). whom
he suspects knows more than she's
_.tellin1 him.
OmNewa
D Cl) (6) EB lo¥t American Stylt "Gwt arid the Cheaters." Jack and
Brett Somers Kluaman, Robert Kar·
velas; "Love and the love Nest,"
Bob Dlshy, Mari1n Halley, Ruth Mc·
Devitt; "love and Amateur Niaht,"
Peter Marshall, Alvy Moore. Barbara
Rhoades; "Love and the Unbearable
flance," Peagy Cass, Werner Klemp·
erer, Beverly Sanders.
0 Bona Kart.ff Pmtnts Thriller
iifhe Mark of the Hand"
Q) Naslwllle Music
(jj) Hollywood Ttttwflion Theltfe m llflc!ALI The Rtstteu Earth
See Monday, 8PM listlna.
@E Lucia to•bfa m Trails West
Erl> Prt111ltr 40 m 1Un1dom of the Sea
10:30 IJ Tall lacl1
Q) True Adventure m Human Di .. nslon
(It Movie: "Curse of tM Voodoo''
Q) Outdoor Sportsman
11:00 u o am mm,..,,.
Cl) (j) (1i Newn
O Mevle: "TM Eapty Canvas"
(dfl) '64-Bette Davis, Horst Buch·
holz.
CIJ Marahal Dillon
fJ 5'ertoct Holnies TIMlttt: '"Shtr·
IOd: Htl11t1s and die Secret Weapon" m Trudi « Consequenca
OJ Hiatt Cltaparral
(ij) Tlle Jm Set
fE Qamtt Teel Armstron1 m fkadlllop
Dam Ghost ..; "The Con·
crett Captain" Tiit lhOSt Of a SH
e1ptaln buried in a block of con·
crete a century aao interrupts a
honeymoon. Stuart Whitman and
Gena Rowlands auest. 11:15 @E Cinetftl 34
fJ Cl) Ci) E!J Room 222 "I Won· .,
der lfJanuary 15th Wiil Ever r.ome 11:30 U C8S Late MfVlt: (C) A P1acl
Aaaln" A series of thefts at Walt tor LONn" (com) Faye Dunaway.
Whitman becomes more puzzlinf 1J dQl @E Jo'nn) Car10n Lucille
when a student purposely lets him· Ball auests.
Ult " auaht. fJ CV Ci) m Dkll Cavett ..
flJ Un Vtr1no Para Recordar (() Nlpt!Ult
8) u Cotqlilla m To Tall Utt Trvtll
Cltlllt ~· f!J LI ~ 4t Pap.t
9:30 D ltd Owtna Randt Sllow
fJ '41 (j) al TM Odd Ceuplt "Bia
Mouffi'• Fellit faces the lo" of a
12:00 GJ Movtt: (C) "Y111plre Man of die
Lost Pta~ (hor) '~John Carra·
dint. Robert Dix.
Ii) Country Ml&Sic lhM
lucrative ICCOUnt as a result of a 12:30 D Nevil: "'The ~J Ult
feud between Howard Cosell and CiUIJtt Are" (dra) '62 -
Eartll
Janet
Ose1r. Munro, Leo Mcl<Alm.
Oll)Ntwl ail Meeb lre....al: 20tll Centul) 1:00 00 D 0 ®l hn
M•
fl!) nt futwt of ..... ., "' lft Al• of Cbtlat ''The Posslbllltles of
Political Reform"
9:•5 &) P'rofHOf Aldlo
10:00 II OJ m l1nyon '1he Old Colleae
fii• BlnYon (Robert Forster) la
hlrtd to find the mlssina collere
student son of a film studio czar.
Tiie YoUnl man mpteriougty dlstp·
pears followina a fistflaht with an·
1 :30 fJ Movie: (C) "Star In Ult Duat"
(wes) '56-Richard Boone, Mamie
Van Doren, John Agar.
0 Movie: ''The Steel Helmet" (dra)
'51-Gene Evans, Steve Brodie.
2:00 m All-NlOt Show: "f1N r ... .._..
id Spf," "rht Mauston ~11." "lury
Mt Dtlcf••
3:00 fJ Movie: .,.... Joe Lewis S1ofJ"
(cJra) '53-Coley Wallace.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPT£MBER 17, 1972
SATURDAY
11:00 I Cl) The Flintstones · (ii m M1lor Leaaue Butball
eams will be announced.
SEPTEMBER 23
•
~.1 I I P N 1 N C
m Ad-Ub A public affairs pro1ram
where women of all a1es. ethnic
and economic backgrounds discuss
issues particular to their sex. To·
day's subject Is "Women and Medi·
cine."
6:00 S•mtr Se•Ulef
6:30 llac:t &perienee
lV a Classroom
Let'a Rap
7:00 Stl1111Hr Semester I (jJ) Oscar Brand's Gettysbure
Lucha Libre
This WMk In Pro Football
11 :30 Untamed World "Thailand"
Movie: (C) "Drums In tht Dffp
Soutll" (adv) '51-James Craia. Guy
Madison. • ~ m Und1rdo1 (j) tt.R. Pufnstut
rethtf Buzz
Electric CompanJ
m ())) Tit• Eltdric Comp1ny
,\ f T I R N () 0 ~ 7;30 Dustfl Trttbo.ust m TIM Jttlons 12:00 I (I) ArchlH TV Funnies ti•~• Pntfllt JOhn Wayne Theatre "Westw•rd
(}) (() Jacbon Flvt Ho"
SWett Dfcl Wllfttinaton Show O Movie: ''The Spolltrs" (adv) '42 ~~ ~~ 11 81 ff" (d ) -John Wayne, Marlene Dietrich, ....... Its. · 111e I u . ra Randolph Scott · f>--:John Bromfield, Martha Vick· I ri.e Ghost ind Mrs. Muir
ers. S.ldm1 and the M11ked Mar· : Miater Rogers' Ntlaf\borhood vel" (adv) '66 -William Forest. ~lorers
Louise Currie. 12:30 (.lJ Fat Albert and tile Cosby Q) Movie: (C) "Kina of the Wild Ktds
Sf'allions" (wes) '59-George Mont· I Elementary Hews
Imel}. Diane Brewster. : S.11111e Street ·
Mister Ro1ers' Nei&flborhood 1 S.b1dos AJtfftt
8:00 i lup Bunny The 111 Valley
• • Pink Panther l ·OO Cf) CIS Children'• F\1111 festival
n WaJllf Theatre "Red River • o information available at press
Ranae" time.
11 (j) fht Oamoltds I Roller Games Sesame Stttet Soul Train
8:30 Sabrina News m The Houndcats . Cine 1n 11 Tarde Cil ABC Superstar Movie 1:30 • Movie: .. When the Daltons Rodt"
e Mad, Mad M.onsters" Count (wes) '40 -Randolph Scott. Kay
Dracula, the Invisible Man, the Francis.
Mummy, the Creature and the Wolf McH1le'1 Navy
Man stir thin1s up when they arrive : Mister Roaen• Nliahbomo.cl
at the Hotel Trans)'lvania for the Movie: "Hatful of Rain"
weddina of Frankenstein's monster 2:00 Dusty's Treeflouse
and monstres.s. Kid Power
9:00 Ii The Amazln& Chan . lmpacto WitJI Manuel Arapn · 6E Roman HoHdlJS 6 Movie: "Carry on Cabb,.. (com)
ovie: "Rollinf Home" (dra) '48 '67-Sidney James, Hattie Jacques.
-Jean Parker. Russell Hayden_ Bewitched D Movie: "Human Ju11ite" (mys) International Hour -S-~ary Merrill, Jan Sterling. Thriller
Ii) Movie: "loot In Any Wlodow" Combat
(dra) '61-Paul Anka, Ruth Roman. M1jor Ad1ms
Eltctric Coinp.tny : Seslme Slreft
: Mist• Ro1Jrs' Ntlaf\borhood • Travelure
Cine tit Su Casa 2:30 Stsp1 to luminr
9:30 ..._Ind the Pussycats • Inquiry State Attorney General . ! m TM BalicJeys velle Younaer auests Ind tllk$
uan1: Willclow to tile South about the death penalty issue.
Tiit BnMIY Kids I CV Funky Ptl1ntom CartCMNt c.mlval • Winp to Adnnture
: Q)l SeMnit Sheet 3:00 Th• Siesta Is Ovtr
S.. Hunt . A&riculture USA ''With ThankS
10:00 SceebJ·Dto to the Animal Kingdom"
lewlttW I Rams Action !I§ m Sttlab 2020 (3) Udavllle
Mobilt HolM Sll4)W fir Oilt Flicks
PREMIERE lid Power A new Movie: "Santa Ft Trall'' (wes)
h•lf·hour animated series b8$td on '38-Errol Flynn. Olivia de Havil·
-tht natlonally syndicated oomic strip land.
"Wee Pals" by Morroe Turner. ()Q) Sd·Fl Theatre: (C) "'Th• Snow Cit Rtlltr CaMS Creat11re" (SCi·fi) '54-Paul Lang·
10:!0 IJ t1Ql m ftu~•round Paul Win· ton. Leslie Denison.
chell hoiti. m Movie: (C) "Crash Dive" (dra) 0 Movie: "flalltlnf Lawman•• (wes) '43-Tyrone Power, Anne Baxter. ~-W•l!!_e Mort'is, Virginia Grey. Dana Andrews. 0 @ CJ) 6) NCAA Football Stan· The Vlrtlnlan
ford at DukeUnlverslty. : Mister Roctrs' Ntl&ftborbood ClJ Movlt: (C) "A Man Called D•a· 1 Futbol-Soecer aer'' (dra) 'SB-Terry Moore. Jan Movft: "'VallfY of the Doomed"
Murray. 3:30 Madia
I Qospel Sinfln1 Jubllea • On Campua "How to Pick and
£ltctrtc C:O.pany I et Into Colleae"
Mister Roprs' Melahbortlood (Contlnutd)
.. ••• 27
,.,. 21
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEP'TEMBER 17, 1972
AU.le THI MMU.IM.
The Infernal Revenue
Service comes after
Archie. Carroll O'Connor,
Jean Stapleton, Rob
Reiner and Sally
Struthers are the ever-
battl ing and embattled
Bunker hoi.lsehold.
THI MAnTYLll MOOll SHOW.MIWTIMI, 'tPM.
Mary finds herself in a
compromising situation,
trapped by a handsome
newspaper columnist
who makes the wolf in
Little Red Riding Hood
look sheepish. Peter
Haskell is guest.
THI IOI .... AITlllOW. M1W SHOW, t:JOllM.
Emily's hunch that
Bob will have trouble
explaining his job to
her students proves
all too prophetic.
Suzanne Pleshette
: and Peter Bonerz
are Bob's co-stars.
CBSSI .
• ...,. ... ,Ca...,
(j) .-..: "Nl1ht Caller from Out-er Spice" (sci-fl) '65-John Suon,
Patricia Haines.
(}) Tiit MHb•
· Giar lr1nd'1 Cettpbur( (R) n .. T11t11111
Voa of Acrlcutturo
4:00 htaider/Otftlider
Ca•pua Profile
Mara 5oln~ On With Willie Da·
s ''THn Ganis' fart II D I lflc!M i Mr. M1100'1 Story-
book
0 Tllia Wffk In Pro Football m Movie: '1'11 Cry TolllOf,.w"
(dre) 'SS-Susan Hayward, Richard
Conte, Eddie Albert, Jo Van AHt,
Don Taylor, Ray Danton, Mardo.
Based on Lillian Roth's bold and
frank story of her days as an alco·
hollc and her fi&ht to conquer th•
dreaded dise•~
I Land of the Clants
~ C..pany
1 .. ,.. and MelltOftea "The Des·
ert and the Mountains"
S., Show
• C..ntry Place
ICl•ba I Tiit EJtdric Companr ,....,. ... lAtlno
CoNna Now
5:15 · s-tilll ao..-Up
5:30 • Cf) ...
iloM: (C) (211r) "JountlJ to 4:30 Mme: (C) "SI• Black Honea"
(wes) '62-Audie Murph)!. Dan Dur-
yea, Joan O'Brien.
'
Sbtdtbook
focus
Movie: "Neanderthal Man" Caci·
) '53-Robert Shane, Doris Mer·
rick. D Happy W1nd1r1r1 "Valley of the
Supal" Slim and Henrietta visit the
Supal Indian Reservation located
deep in the Grand Canyon in Ari·
zona.
Tllla Is Your Lift
Nfl Came of tlle Week
Harland SVlre Show
Bataan
El Crls11t "'"° : fJrat Advtntum In lmprovtllnr
lat In SPKt
fella the Cat
5:00 • Kid Tell! Charles Nelson Reilly
and Irene Ryan 1uesl D Cl> (I) m ABC's Wide Wor1d
of Sports
Cl) (lj) News
6:00
Holt" (dra) ·~Michael Sarruln,
James Cun, Don Stroud, Paul Peter·
aon, Brenda Scott. In 1862, 'Seven
youn1 Texans leave Dallas to join the
Confederate Army, not even v11uely
aware of what the war Is all about,
or the fates that await them.
I TllhtJ Minutes Wltll • • •
Altilb (R)
~aalbne USA n. Gt&Muen -----f v f N I N (,
l!!!.~=:n ~~ • TIM R•I Don StMle Sltft n.. '9nuaclen
Wasltitllt9n ""'In Revtew Rosas hra Yttonica
: Jacob lro...ai "A View of the
Arts"
(r.ontl nued)
en •. -rrotn dating. .. .. to 1nat1ng ... to
Chuck Barris' newest fun and ~ame show.
Saturday, 7p.m.
(1)
KA BC.TV
TH£ DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 17, 1972
7:00 PM/LASSIE.
America's favorite dog returns
in a series of wholesome
family-oriented adventures.
ADDEO QUESTION-After • newspaper columnist, played by 1uest
star Peter HHkell, Interviews Mary Tyler Moore, as Mery Richerds,
•bout her Job, he asks her for a date, on The Mery Tyler Moore
Show, Saturday (Sept. 23) at 9 PM on CBS.
Dr. Michael Rhodes (Gary Collins), nurse Kelly (Maree Redmond)
and patient Liii (Jess Walton), are passengers on a perllous ftl1ht
In the season premiere episode, "Coffin, Coffin, In the Sky," of
The Sixth Sense on ABC, Saturday (Sept. 2.3) at 10 PM.
Karl Malden plays Det. Lt. Mike Stone, • long-time friend of •
veteran cop shot three days prior to his scheduled retirement,
and EJIHn Heckart, portrays the victim's wife. Stone vows to pt
the gunman In "The Thirty Year Pin," on ABC's The Stf'Mts of
Sen Franclsc:o, Saturday (Sept. 23) at 9 PM.
ROBBERY LOOT-Steve McQuHn stars as ThomH Crown, a
wealthy, urbane bachelor who gets his kkks by robbina banks, In
"The Thomas Crown Affair," • sophisticated suspense drama on
the NBC Sfturday Nlaht Movie (Sept. 23) at 9 PM.
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SATURDAY (Continued) his finger caught in the steerina
I Stand Up and Cheer wheel of the family car. Roger Perry
Teabo del 40 and Richard Jae<:kel guest.
Three Stooaes 0 Rollin' The Everly Brothers 6:SO; O News guest. Sports With Bertke ! (}) (]) aJ AllH Smith and
• KHBC News Conference e;lfred Hitchcock Presents
II evrolet brings you Championship Wrestllna * good listening and Ll'lcll• Ubrt
good viewing in "The Tht RestlesJ Elrth CR) ~ncini Generation". : film ~WJ "Loa Olvidadoa" ~ Movie: Love In Ille Afternoon" ~ Mancini Cener1tion Zs.a Zsa Movie: "One Fattl Hour" (dra)
Gabor and John Davidson guest.• · •36-Humphrey Bogart. Beverly Reb· Sports Challenge erts. Science and Society · Jean Shepherd's America (R) 8:30 IJ Cl) Brtdatt Lowa Bernie Sam
' El Show dt Lechu11 y Salinas and Sophie win a trip to Rome and
• Consultation a private audience with the Pope
To Be Announced from a raffle ticket sold to them
7:00 (j) UFO "Exposed" A civilian by Amy.
test pilot stumbles onto a military 0 11THE WACKY WORLD OF
secret and enlists in the war of * JONA.THAN WINTERS" ~n::i~d Kinadom COM£S YOUR WAY
O a;, Lassie "Doves of Santa FROM CHEVROLET.
Ines" Lassie, Lucy (Pamelyn Ferdin) 0 Wacty Wor1d of Jonathan Win•
and caretaker Johann Peterson (Carl ten John Davidson guests.
Esmond)) join forces to care for the m TV Musical
Injured dove that is the scout for 9:00 fJ Cl) Marx Tyler Moore Sh<lw Pe·
!he legendary homecoming of the ter Haskell guests as a handsome
doves to Santa Ines. newspaper columnist who interviews 9 Hee Haw Patti Page and Charlie Mary about her newsroom, asks her
McCoy guest. for a date and then tries to take
(j) Truth or Consequences unfair advantage of the situation.
D THE PARENT GAME 0 Chrysler Corporation * Where Parents Say * Presents the Premiere
The Darndest Things TV showing of "The
G The Parent Game Cla1k Race Thomas Crown Affair"
hosts. 0 lfO) m NBC Saturday Movie:
I Death Valley Day5 (fj (fhr) "The Thomas Ctown J.f. m 9 Lawrence Welk Show fair'' (susp) '68 -Steve McQueen.
It Takes a Thief Faye Dunaway, Paul Burke. Jack
I l lllCIAL I Take Des Moines-Weston, Yaphet Kotto, Todd Martin,
Please! A look at the problem of Sam Melville. Astrid Heeren, Biff
traffic jams and mass transporta· McGuire, Carol Corbett. Thomas
tion. Crown (McQueen), a rich, urbane fE El Tomillo man·about·town, gets his kicks by m I ,,,CIAl I Can You Hear Me? robbing banks. When he plans and
(R) Poetry and Illustrations by young carries out the heist of Boston's
black children. largest bank during its busiest ~ Noche de Sabado hours. he leaves the police, insur-
7:30 The Adventurer ance company and bank officials
The Mouse flctory Jim Backus baffled.
hosts this show about the legendary D Seymour Presents: "Nlaht of the
hero Paul Bunyan. 810od Beut" (hor) '58 -Michael
i To Tell the Truth Emme~ Angela Greene.
Let's Make a Deal D The ~treets of San
Movie: (C) (2hr) ''Tht V.l.P.'s" * F · S h H'tl (dra) '63-Elizabeth Taylor, Rich-ranctSCC>---' mas I •
ard Burton, Louis Jourdan, Elsa D (17) CV 00 aJ Streets of San
Martinelli, Margaret Rutherford, mntlSco "The Thlrty·Year Pin'' The
Maggie Smith, Rod Taylor, Linda shooting of a veteran cop due for ·
Christian. The story of a cross-sec-retirement causes Dt. Mike Stone
lion or people waiting In London's to search for the assailant with a
h · rt 1 f f d zeal that concerns his superiors. pos atrpo ounge or a og-e· m I ltf<IAL I Scoev Mltdtlll Show '.!ted flight to New York. ------. , llQJ Why Don't They? ••• A Public Scoey and his special guests, Da·
service series mlta Jo and Buddy Hackett. examine
I Cltywatchtrs in skits, songs and mime-the rela·
Adventur.a of Blu:k Beauty tionships between husbands and
'Addams family wives. among kids, and between
1:00 Cl) AU fn the F•mllr Archie young people as well as the elderly.
dn't report his inrome from dliv· fi> Un Verano Para Recordar
Ing Munson's cab on SundaY1. but &!) El Show de loco Valda
Munson DID, and now Archie faces 9:30 IJ (j) Bob "ewhlrt Show Bob
trouble with the IRS. faces a self confidence crisis when D @) m Emeraency "Kids" Or. he speaks on the role of the psy·
Brackett (Robert Fuller) is warned chologist at Emily's career day pro·
by ,Or. Early (Bobby Troup) that his gram at the Tracy Elementary
dlianosis of an injured boy as an Schoo.I and ~ores the kids to tears,
abused child could jeopardize his Just like Emily said '1e would,
career; paramedi,cs Gage and De· I Newi Soto (Randolph Mantooth and Kevin Minority Community
Tighe) rescue a boy trapped under • Hollywood TtltvlsJon Tlltatre
his house ·and a young hiker, in· ' o Plays by Chekhov" (R)
jured In a canyon fall G.1ry Clarke 10:00 11 Ci) Mission: lmpoulblt Vie Mor·
guests as Mr Peters whose son gets row auests as ''•i•d" nudur a:ien· 1
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBEJt 17, 1972
9:00
The Streets
of San Francisco
An all out search for a cop
killer. Starring Karl Malden
and Michael Douglas
G(i}
10:00
Sixth Sense
A passenger nas an
overwhelming premon111on
lhat her plane is a hearse
galloping across the sky
G<i'
tist Joe Collins, who ls made to be·
lleve that he is • prisoner In the
year two thousand and la about to
be executed as part of the IMrs
plan to learn whare he hH hidden
enough plutonium to construct a
dozen atomic bomba. 0 Cil C6l Gl NEW SEASON Silth
Sense "~fffrl, Coffin In the Sky''
Rhoades is returnlna from Mexico on
a fllght which carries an injured
folksinger being rushed to San Olean
for surfery. The airl has visions
that convince Rhoades the plane wilt
explode, killing everyone, If they try
to land. Jess Walton. Marie Red-
mond, Ed Nelson guest. D The Un~nown Regis Philbin
i'~r::. Mv~::., Hour I Lou Cordon Show
10:30 8 One Step l1Jond
• Boris Karloff PreNnts Thriller
"Rose's Last Summer" A former
movie queen is hired to take the
place of an old woman who Is about
to die. Mary Astor and Lin McCar·
ih guest.
News I lfiCIAl I Take Des Moines--
Please (R) See Friday 8:30PM list·
ing.
I Movie: "Ro1d to Glory"
11:00 rn 0 D (j) @) News USC Football Tape delay of llli·
nois vs. Trojans game played earlier
today.
CI) Marshal Dillon m Movie: "l'll Cry TotMrrow'' (dra)
'55-Susan Hayward. Richlfd Conte.
Eddie Albert, Ray Danton, Jo Van
Fleet, Mardo. m K1tt11yn Kuhlman
ll:lS 00 Mbvle: "The Glenn Miller Story"
(mus) '54 -James tSewart, June
Allyson.
O ~Ntws
11:20 8 Movie: (C) "Afrfc., Tex11 Style"
(adv) '67-Hugh O'Brian. John Mills,
Ronald Howard.
11 :30 O The Jazz Show Host Billy Eck-
stine welcomes vocalist Lorez Alex·
andrla; flutist Bobbi Humphrey; and
the Johnny Hammond Quartet.
(j) Movie: '1he Inn of D1rtmoor"
(mys) '64 -Heinz Orache, Ingmar
Zeisberg. O Movie: (C) "Peyton Place" (dra)
'57-lana Turner, Lloyd Nolan, Lee
Phillps, Diane Varsi, Russ Tamblyn,
Hope Lange, Ar1hur Kennedy, Terry
Moore.
(j) Movie: (C) ''loss of Innocence"
(adult) '61-Kenneth More. B Frip t Nlaht: (C) ''War of the
Wiirlds" (sci·fi) '53 -Gene Barry. ~Tom Jones Sllow m Movie: (C) "The Secret S.Vtn"
(adv) '66-Tony Russel, Helga Line.
12:30 O $peaklna freely Ayn Rand, au·
thor of "Atlas Shrugged" and "The
Fountainhead," is the special guest.
Edwin Newman is host. nOl Movie: (C) "McHale'a Nav, Joins in. Air force" (com) '65-Tim Con·
way, Joe Flynn.
1:00 0 Movie: "The CowboJ and tlM
l ady" (rom) '39 -Gary Cooper. ~Cl) News
All.·Nl11tt Show; "Jun&1t Cold,"
• Sniplf," "Bride of Ult Mon· st er" t!J Movie: "Tht A.stonl1htd Htart"
(clra) 'SO-Noel Coward.
1:20 tJ Movie: "Scandal, Inc." (dre) '57
-Robert Hutton, Claire Kelly.
1:30 D News
ALFA ROMEO
Coast Imports
I 000.1200 Coast Hwv.
ll!ffficln"lfttl1
Ward S. Lee Inc.
1234 S. Main St., Santa Ana
547-5B26
Harbor American
1969 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa
~ Roy Carver Inc.
234 E. 17th St.
Costa MeH 546~
Crevier Motors
208 W .. 1 st St., Santa Ana
835-3171
BUICK
Bauer Buick -2925 Harbor
Costa Mesa 979-2500
CADILLAC
Nabers Cadillac
2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
5..0-9100
CHEVROLET
Connell Chevf'olet
2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
546-1200
CHRYSLER -PLYMOUTH
Huntington Beach
Chrysler-Plymouth
16661 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beech 5..0-5164
DATSUN
Costa MeS. Datsun
2845 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540-6410
Dot Datsun
18835 Beach Blvd.
Huntin9toft h•ch 842-7781
DQD(;,l
Courtesy Dodge
2888 Harbor Blvd , Costa Mesa
557-9220
"' ' •• THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 17, 1972 ~·:
FORD
Dunton Ford
2240 So. Main St., Santa Ana
546-7070
Wilson Ford
18255 Beach Blvd.
H·untington Beach 842-6611
University Oldsmobile
2850 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540-9640
JAGUAR
Bauer Buick -2925 Harbor
Costa Mesa 979-2500
LINCOLN -MERCURY
Santa Ana Lincoln-Mercury
130 I No. Tustin, Santa Ana
~47-91,83
Connell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
546-1200
MERCEDES-BENZ
Jim Slemons Imports
Wemer I Mein St .• S.nte Ana
546-4114
OLDSMOBILE
University Oldsmobile
2850 Harbor Plvd., Costa Mesa
540-9640
OPEL
Bauer Buick -2925 Harbor
Costa Mesa 979-2500
PONTIAC
Dave Ross Pontiac
2480 Harbor Bfvd., Costa Mesa
546-8017
PORSCHE -AUDI
Don Bums-Porsche-Audi
13631 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove 636-2333 I .
Chick Iverson l>oriche-Audi ·~
445 E. Coast Hwy. I
Newport Beach 6n-0900
RENAULT
Coast Imports ·
1.000-1200 W. Coast Hwy.
N•wport Beach 642-0406
Slemons lmp,orts
2201 S. Main St .• Santa An•
5$7-5242
ROLLS-ROYCE
Roy Carver Inc.
23f E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa 546--4444
SUBARU
Fritz Warren's
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Sports Car ·Center 547-0764
710 E. I st St .. Santa Ana
TOYOTA
Dean Lewis Imports
1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mes;
646-9303
TRIUMPH
Fritz Warren's
Sports C.r Center S..7-0764
710 E. I st St., Santa Ana
VOLKSWAGEN
Harbour Volkswagen '
18711 Beach Blvd.
Hun,ington Beach 842-4435
Cl1ick Iverson Volkswagen ,
445 E.Coasf Hwy. N B.673~ , .. VOLVO
· DHn Lewis Imports
1966 .He~bor Blvd .. Costa M.-
6*-930]
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"The average American family
needs supplemental insurance
protection agai nst both
Hospital and Medical Bills~'
says Art Linkletter
It's time you faced the fact that your
regular health insurance probably won't pay
all your medical, surgical and hospital bills.
That's why I urge you to apply for this
Medical-Surgical-Hospital
Insurance Plan that provides up to
5700.00 for surgery or physician's bills
-plus.-
$350.00 a month ($11.67 a day)
while confined in the hospital.
Plea~~ read o n for the full de ta il s on the benefi t~, limitations :mu rates of this~
plan from Nation:tl Home Life A'isurancc Company: you'll he g lad vou did. L,/
2
Most people believe their present
No matter how many
most people end up owing money
That's why
1lrt l.i11J../1·111·r i.~ n mrmhn of tlii•
/t11111 tf 11f f>lft'C'lllf\ Wtd fl'lttillt•tf fH (I
/\fur~ 1•11111: ( '1111.1111111111 f 11r N nti1111nf II omc.
Most health plans
don't cover everything.
Prow 11 111 your,1.:lr. Ger your own
p11l1c) .111d 1:1J..~ :1 gt,otl. hard look al it
H ;i w ) ou c.'Vl' r i.. 11own ii n yonc whn
gur 0 \'1.'J ii ,1.·11ou" illnc"' ''' an·idcnt wi1h
all "'' htll' r aid'.'
I r's lime you fac.:cd the fact that
your basic insurance probably won't pay
all your n11.:dica l-surgc ry-hospital bills.
The trouble is, many health plans
pay the hospital but not the medical or the
surgical bills. They frequently pay just one
professional f cc-not both-when your phy-
'i1c1an ca lls in another physici:rn .
T hey may not pay for s urgical pro-
cctlurcs conducted outside the hospital-
llr any number of otha possinlc costs or
tle<.Juct1hlc!..
But now National Home offers
.\l/f7f'lt1m<'t1tal fJWtec tio11 in this Mcdical-
Surgical-Hospital Insurance Pl an that helps
to pay not just hospi tal bil ls. but medical
or surgical bilb. too. Just check these bene-
tits.
What are the benefits
• of this plan?
National Home's Medical-Surgical-
Ho~pi tal Insurance Plan pays:
Benefits for Surgery or Physician's
Visits-Nutiomtl Home pays from $I 0.00
for mrnor s urgery (even if done at home) to
$700.00 for major surgery according to the
surgical schedule printed in the policy. OR.
if you don't have surgery, we pay <\t the rate
of $7.00 for physician's hospital visi ts up
to a maximum of I 00 visi ts (limit I visit per
<.lay) even if he just checks your chart. And.
Benefits for Hospital Bills-pays
up to $350.00 a month-$ I 1.67 a d ay while
you are hospitalized-starting the fourth
day for sickness and the flrst day for acci-
dents. Paymen ts continue for as long as you
are hospitalized up to 36 full months. Yes.
this plan pays as much as S 12,600.00.
Benefits for folks 65 or over are the same
as described above. Sec page 4 for details
on cove rage for children.
Perhaps you already have
some health insurance.
Probably a basic hospitalization
plan, a major medi cal plan, Medi care or
other group plan.
Keep them.
Frankly, you'll probably need every
cent paid by these plans since few plans
totlJy pay the whole bill for a serious acci-
dent or illness. Which is why many prudent
-ur~a11ce cover's all their bills.
ealth plans they have, .
hen the~ leave the hospital.
ou need this plan .
. 1nd far~ightcc.J peopk own supplemental
hl·alth plans tn help pay for the bills tlwir
rcgul:1r insurance may not cover.
Even if one of these other plans
h;1s already paid some or all of your mcdi-
l'a l bills-National Home pays benefits
1\.'g:m.lkss of whatever other coverage you
111;1y have. Even if it's for the same illness.
Why you may actually
need additional coverage
to break even.
It's frightening what's happened
latd) tn the cost of mctlical care. Up
l so r; in the past 10 years. Which means
that a serious illness or accident could be-
come quite a financial burden and plunge
your family into debt. No wonder most
husic health plans people depend on just
rnn't keep up.
Today. with rising meJical hills
-.taring you in the face. you almost have to
haw additional protection. This Medical-
Surgic:tl-Hospital Insurance Plan provide"
bcndits lo h1.:lp pay the bills anu heir '\ak-
guard your family's .;;1.:t:llrity.
Medical Costs Rising Sharply!
Hosp_ital <;::harges are up 170% ) s ·nce 1960 Phys1c1an s Fees are up 60% 1
250
~·!•IO•llt
s., • .,,0~"-1·!11'·
1970
More reasons why it never
hurts to have additional
protection.
Perhaps until today you'd never
l'onsidered the high costs of a long illness
0r the great burdens of medical bills. in-
l'l uding bills for surgery and hospital car~.
that many other plans don't cover.
AnJ. remember that :
During a long illncss,whilc you :.ire
111 the hospital your other expenses at home
kcql going on just the sum1.: as if you wcr1.:
well . When you think about it. it's easy to
c;ec why you should have additional protec-
tion that provides supplemental benefits.
And this National H ome Medical-Surgical-
Hospital policy will help to relieve yo u of
worry when sickness or injury puts you or
a covered family member in the hospital
What happens
when you're 65
or over?
Benefits a re not reduced because of
advanced age. Yes, even if you are 65 or
over now, this pJan pays the same fu ll bene-
fits under this policy. Coverage for hospital
confinements due to illness begins on the
fourth day, coverage for accidents begins
on the firs/ day.
In addition, this plan pays the
same t;>enefits for operations, minor sur-
gery or physician's hospital bedside visits
as for folks younger than you. And remem-
ber, we pay this without regard to any other
insurance you may already hJvc.
3
4
Can I cover my
unmarried, dependent
children?
II you add ( \wcragc for Chiltlrctl
lu your plan. y(1U can cover all your unm:H-m·u. dcpendcnt childn:n from date of birth
through IX ye:11-. u11<.lcr all hcndit-. of 1his
plan. When a CllWrl'U chilu 1:-h(hp11ali/ed.
lhl' pl:tn pa)' ur lo '!.:!I()()() :I lllPlllh
$7.00 a da) 'tart1n~ lrnm 1he /t111rtlt <la)
lor sid.nr:-:-. anJ the first day frn acc1llent:-
up It> 36 full months. And if your chikl
111.:nb a phy-.11.:ia1), can.: whik hn:-p1taliLcd ,
()I' \Urger) Ill (If OUI of !he hO'\pital. th l!\
plan p:i~' 1hc full hl·ncllt' 'hllWll rn \our
l>llliC).
These are the exclusions.
I. Any si<'kne'\!1 or injury originatin~
before the cff ective date of the pol-
icy (for the first two years only ).
2. The first three days of hospita lha-
tion for sickness (you col~ct act:i-
dent benefits from the first day).
J. Pregnancy, childbirth or mil.car-
riage.
4. Any mental disca.1.e or functional
nervous disorder.
S. Repair or su~ery on or to the teeth
or J!Ums, esrept where repair ic;
necessary due to injury lo natural
teech.
6. War injuries or los'c~ su.1,taincd
through any act of ~ar.
7. Confinement in a U.S. Governm('nt
hospital, or a nursinJ: or t:onval·
csccnt facility.
What this plan provides.
Benefit!> for Surgery or Physic,ian\
\'i,it... N.11ional Home p:1y' from $IO 00
Im 111im1r ~llf!!cry (even if 1.h1m.: al lwmc) Ill
'j, 700.00 fur major 'urgery :11.:corJing lo the
~urgic:1l !-.<.:hctlulc pr intetl in the policy. OR.
if ym1 don't have :-urg.cry. we pay at the
r:1 le nf $ 7 ()() for ph y:-il'i:t n \ ho~pi !:ti v1,1 I!\ ur In a 111;1,imum nf I()() vi,ih (limit I v1,it
pl·• J.i~ I l'Vl'll rf hl' 1u,1 l'hl·l'J..., )OUt di:trf
t\ nd ,
Benefit~ for I lo~pital Bill' '!\ :\ .5 l >.I)( I
.1 m11111h :11 thl' rail' of ~I 1.6 7 a Jay whl'n
\'nu .in: l'onl"1ncd in a ho~pil:ll ~t:irt1ng the
/!.!J11J.!.!. d:t) with illtte"' anti lhl' fir.1·t day wi th
111j u1 ) Paymcnl'. contrnul' up tn >fi full
fl\(lflth'
$1 ,050.00 a month-$35 00 a d.1)
1ha1\ $17.50 a lhl) fo r }OU anJ $17.50 :1
d:1) Im )Our covl'red 'pnusl' when an ;1cl'i-
dcn1 hospi1al11e~ ho1h l'OVl'red husha11d and
wifl' .it the :-.:iml' 111ne. P i1\11H:nh l'Ul\l111Ul'
fur"' long .1~ holh :ire n11ilineJ "'a rc,uh
11f m111r\ up to :\h full mnnll1,. And,
$210.00 a month-$7.00 a day-
whl·n a cnvaell child (from hirth through
IX yc;irs) i" conll111.xl in a hospi1;il :-1arring
lhl· f1111nlr U!I) with illness and rh c first tlay
wtth injury. Newborn children nre cowrccl
f rnm birth 10 3 1 <.lay~ old from thl' fi r'it da y
flW illne-.., Pa) llll'llh continue up lo Jo lull
11Hl1Hh'
N;i tmrwl Hnnw will w:rivl' p.1)-
1l1l'lll ot all j(lur prcn11ums altl'r }llU, till'
plilrl·yowner. have hel'll conlined hy ;i l'(1V -
ned ho~pi1ali1.ati<1n for X week' 111 :i row
f11r ;11.T1lk111 ;ind X wed,, :inJ J J:1v" 111 :i
rov. f(1r illnc''· We w;11vc the payn1ent of
nil premium for all covered family mcm-
ncr' during your continued hospitalizati on
in ac.lJitinn to paying your monthly bcne-
ti ts.
Here's what it costs.
NOl E: $I covers your entire family for the
lrrsl mon1h. Yo ur renewal rate is cJcicr-
rnincd h) your prcsl'nl age anti wi ll not go
up became you get older. If you :.ire be-
tween 45 am.I SO when you enroll . you pay
$5.4."i per n10111h. even when you become
80 or older. Only a statcwidl' ralc atljust-
ml'nt of :rll pulicic<; uf your d:rss ;md form
number can ever incrc:t:-e )OUr r:tll.:. We can
is~ue you uni} one policy l)f thi" clas~ am.I
form nurnhcr.
Agc at
Enn1llml'nl
16-44
45-49
50-54
55-64 I
65-74
7 'i-79
XO and owr
Monthly Pn:mium
pa Adult*
$ 4.40
$ 5.45
$ 6.30
$ 7.30
$ 9.80
$11.45
$12.65
*Atlu S2. IO ixr month to cover ALL un-
rnarm·d de~ncJcn1 chilcJrcn from binh
through ag1.: t K. induding autnrnatic cov-
erag1.: of newborn chilc..lren at no acJcJi-
tional cost
We've put a guaranteed re-
ne" able-for-life clause in your pol-
k y. As Ion~ a you pay your premi-
ums, we guarantee nof fo cancel your
protection for any reason whatso-
ever. Your rates will only be increased
if the company makes a general rate
adju~tment on all policies of this das~
and form number in your entire state.
The company behind
this plan.
..
n.:aclh:'i many 1hou-,.i nth o l rx-ople at om:~
rar faster anu c:heapa lh an any ag~nl
coul<.l tlo. 1 h1-, sav~., u-. mon~)-lhat-.; \\ h)
.\ulf save monc}.
Q. What happens if I have a recur-
Q. Will my rates go up if I make
too many cf aims?
A. Y<.'Ur rJte will onl} be increa<;cd if there
is a st..it~-witlc aUJU tm ent in ratc.:s on all
policic!) of) uur class and form number National Home is one of th e
leading companies in its field. We
have been in business over 50 years.
and our plans provide health protec-
., Lion to families in 46.states. When you
have a claim . you can depend on us to
give you prompt and efficient service.
In fact, right now, we arc paying bene-
fits to our policyholders under various
plans at th e rate of $20.000.000.00
a year.
rence of the same condition? Q. Since I don't have an aKent,
how do I collect my benefits?
Questions we'd ask
if we were you:
Q. How are National Home's rea-
sonable rates possi ble 1
A. Simple. The brochure you arc reatl1ng
A. If, between hospitalizations. you have
resumed normal activities for just 3 months.
:. this plan again will pay full. max imum
benefits. This applies to any num ber of
times you arc confined in a hospital for the
same or related contlitions. Of course1 you
arc eligible for coverage on new conditions
immediatel y. Benefits start the fi_rst da> for
accitlent untl the /olfrth tlav for sickness.
Q. Why do you wa i t 2 years to
cover an old condition?
A. Without this rcstnct1un we would at-
tract chro111cally '>fl:).. J>l:Oplc into our plan.
And that wouldn't be fair 10 you. We'd be
forced to rai~c your ratl'. It wou ld be 1111.c
making 'iafc car tlriwr' pay the same in-
suranCl' r~lle~ ,1, rcc ~ln-. one,. However,
after 2 ycari.. you·r~ Cllh:rctl C\.Cn if an o ld
condition "act' ur ..
Q . Will my policy be cancelled if I
make too many claims?
A. Regartllcs-; of how man} clai ms )OU
mai...c or how oltJ )OU become. we will not
l'ancd )our pro1~1:t ion .
A. Simple.:. We send you our easy to un-
derstand claim form along with your policy.
It takes just minutes to fill in thi s form when
you file n claim and return it to us. And in
case you have a quc~tion. ju~t call us col-
lec t, ewn at night. and we'll help you.
Q. How Ions will I have to wait for
a benefit check?
A. !':ational Ho rnl' PJ) a t:O\.C.:rcd claim
qwdl). We ha\.c a fik full of kth.:r., thani...-
1ng U!) for our promptnC\!).
How t o enroll.
Simply fill out the e nrollment form
and sent! it with $1 for the firs t month'
premium in the post-paitl enve lope pro-
vided.
Many people have asked us how
we can afford to pro tect a whole family for
an entire month for just $1 . Our answer
is simple. We want to make it as easy as
we can for as many new policyowncrs as
possible to receive and study our policies.
As you probably kn ow. over 30
million peopk will be admitted to the hos-
pital this year. Unfortunately, it isn't al-
ways the family next door. Be protectcd-
send the enro llment form with a doHar
right now!
dll l!Y!s --------A!I:>
-BUSINESS REPLY MAIL
No Postage Stamp Nacessery " Malled In lhe United S•••••
PO S I •Gr Will Bl Pt,10 8¥
SS3tl00Y
r'!Old
National H ome H eal th Plan
National Home Life Ass urance Compa ny
Adm. O ffices : Valley Forge, Pa. 19481
FIRST ClASS
Petrn•I No 9
Valley r o•Q•
Penn"
5
Don't put it off until it's too late.
Send in this enrollment form
and s1 now.
Official Enrollment Form for the Medical-Surgical-Hospital Plan
NATIONAL HOME LIFE ASS URANCE COMPANY
An Old Line Legal Reserve Company of St. Louis, Missouri
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES: VALLEY FORGE, PENNSYLVANIA
(Please Print) 8-2409-0-07
MR.
NAME MRS.
MISS~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Flrst Middle ln1t1al Last ADDRESS _____________________ _
Street or RD "
CITY ~----------~STATE ___ ~ZIP ___ _
DA TE OF BIRTH SEX Male 0 Female 0
Month Day Year
List all dependents to be covered under this Plan: (DO NOT include name
that appears above. Use separate sheet if necessary.)
RELATION-DATE OF BIRTH
NAME (Please Print) SHIP SEX MONTH DAY YEAR
1
2
3
4
5
. O Check here if you want Coverage for Your Children.
I hereby enroll in the National Home Medical-Surgical~Hospital Plan. I
understand that this Policy will become effective when issued, pre-existing
conditions will be covered after two years, and new conditions will be
covered immediately.
Signature X _________________ Date ___ _
NH~l9C•I. NH19·1071C•I.
M2267CA-RJMAIL THIS ENROLLMENT FOAM BEFORE YOU FORGET! 2409
MOISTEN ANO SEAL
You have the right
to examine this policy
for 10 days.
We will send your National Home policy
by mail. Examine it carefully. Show it, if
you wish, to your own doctor, lawyer or
other trusted advisor. If you decide that
you don't want to continue as a member
of this plan, return the policy within 10
days of the date you receive it, and we
will promptly refund your money. Mean-
while, if you decide to keep the policy,
you will be protected while making your
decision.
CCopyrlaJtt 1972 National Liberty Corporaiion
N1tlonal Home Life Assurance Company
a mcmhcr of the Na11on<1I Liberty (iroup
Adm. Offices: Valley Forge, Pennsylvania
Established 1920
Over 50 Years of Reliable Senlce
This policy is underwritten by National Home Life
Assurance Company, of St Louis, Missouri. National
Home 1s licensed in 46 states and carries full legal
reserves for the protection of all pollcyowners.
Insure by mall-the safe. economical way
HAVE YOU ENCLOSED YOUR 11 AND YOUR COMPLETED FORM?
I
' ' J
DAILY PILOT
SEPTEMBER 17,. 1972
An Expert's Advice:
Does Your Child ....
Really Need ColJege? . ~.
.. .. . .... . -· ... . . .. -· ... _. . . ......... _. .... .. ..
Quiz: Wliat You Don't
Know About Your
· 0. Brainpower
Cranberry Cooking:
New Ideas to Spice
Your Menu Planning
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FOB BOB HOPE
Do you lltlnlc if• neceuary fOI' humor to be tVque
to be popular todayP-Lnlee E. Dunkin, Bremen,
Ind.
• Well, I can t:hinJc o£ one situation-p~time television
-when ruq.M hwt1or is certainly noe popular. But what is
risque to one viewer is not considered shocking by another.
~If° by in Lu Vegas would truly be shoclcing in front
of · en. In my own case, my monoJogues are not risqu~
FOR MELVIN LAlltD, SecretMy oiDefenae
Now that the Vietnam war ii winding down, will parents
be permitted to go to Saigon and visit som?-Sybil McBay,
Caioesville, Ga.
• Any American citizen is free to travel wherever he
choosea, provided be has the neoe1sa.ry pA§port and ~
quired visas. I'd caution you, however, that the war ooo-
tinues, and towiSts who wish to visit that oouotry sbou1d
consider carefully the dangen involved.
FOB LUCILLE BALL
Did you ever get involved in politics?-B. N., Anni.too, Ala.
• I am civic minded and do all I can few my own ocm-
munitl" But I don't want to tell anyone else how to vote.·
I don t lib politics, and I will never campaign for anyone
because I don't trust politicians.
FOR WALTER SELnER,
producer of tM mot>i6 •slcyfacluur
Some people say movies lib -Skyjacked" only encourage
more bijacldng incidents. Did any airline companies object
to the making of the movieP-Brent Page, Logan, Utah
• It was our intention to discourage air piracy. Our sky-
jacker was demented, and his plot wu thwarted. He wound
up very dead. The FAA and Defense Department read our
acript and made suggestions, but we received no airline
cooperation or any-demands not to make the picture.
FOR JOEY ADAMS, author, comedian
You've written many boob, and I imagine you've hac;I tome
wuuua1 experieocet dealing with publilben. What wu the
molt unusual reuoo ~f,ven to you few turning down an
ideaP-J. J. Moore, Co Springs, LL
• One time I had auembled a collection of inspiradooal
religious experiences. At a meeting in the publishfug bowe)
the bead man lcilled the idea with the explanatioo, .. God
im't 'in' this year."
FOR CELESTE HOLM, OC#eu
Your hmband, Wesley Addy, ii not nearly u
~ known .. yo,&. Yet .... •ppeuaDC* OD
TV soap opens m.b bis fw familMr. Do
people fl'ier come ov• to him in restaurants
While ignoring you? -Mn. J. J. Roberta,
Green Bay, Wla. •
• Quite often people do just that, aDd refer
to him by his name in the drama. They ask
questions like, .. What bappeoedP Why don't
we see you anymoreP" He1l say IOQ)ethlng
like "I moved out West. .. JDeding the char-
acter in the TV drama moved West We al-
ways enjoy such inddents, and Wesley Ubs
working in the .. soaps,• in addition to our
regular appearances.
it's not my style. Somebody like Sbecky Greene or Redd
Foxx might use somewhat risque humor in nightclubs, but
they never use it on TV. Anyway, no, I don't think it's neces-
sary for humor to be risque to be popular today. And if you
see or hear something you don't lih,-on TV, you can always
write a letter. Those letten are seen aDd read. Not just by a
secretary, but by the executives in all the networks. (On the
other haQd, I clon't know who you could write to in Las
Vegas!)
FOR-CLOIUS LEACHMAN,
1912 AcoMmy Award coUaner
' Do you believe there ii a jinx attaehecl to winning an Aead-
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Superstar Roger Staubaeh
--11 Ifs Square to Have Values-
Let Me Be
I 11 the world of aporta, there are
very few aupentan-mucb less
''imtant aupentan. .. But Roter
Staubadl of the Dallu C.OWboys is
ono-the uncaowned kina of profo-
aiooal quarterbacb, even in this 1972
tea10D when be will be spending
much of bia time oo the sidelines
nuni.na a eeparated shoulder. The in-
jury came in a praeuoo victory over
Loe Aogelea, when R.oge:r ran into a
Ram linet.cker rather than run tbe
ball out of bounds, and auffered a tom
lipment in the proceu.
No man in aporta ii more baruaed,
threatened and even bullied than the
quarterback of a profeaional football
team. Tho center of all threats in one
of the most threatalina of aporta, he
must be a man whole c::ourqe, cun-
ning and akill can tum imminent dis.-
aster into victory. He must at.are down
the oppoaina team'• defememen, the
giant auper-breed of American aporta.
But the quarterback'• reward for
standing up to all this bulk and feroo.
ity ii, u every sports fan knows., the
groat.at reward in football. Al Hero,
be can outabine all the other heroes
in a world of wonhipera. So it ii that
a Joe Namath. at bia peak, can be a
Hero of ~and turn the wbo)e
nation'• eyee on hia own life-style-in
• • ,AMILV Wl!IKL Y, ._.,...,.., t7, 1'72
Namath'• cue, "the awitlging life-
style."
Now the Hero of Heroes ii a totally
diflerent kind of guy named Roger
Staubach. For if be can overcome that
shoulder injury and return to profes-
siooal football at the aa.me fonn be
showed Jut aeuoo, it will be Stau-
bacb who remaina the greatest of pro
football'• quuterblcb. So ooe quea-
tion formina on the lipt of a million
sports fans ia : Can the Staubach life-
atyle have u much impact on the na-
tion u the Namath llf~Je bad?
And, for the uninitiated, what is the
Staubach lifHtyle?
One. look at Staubach out of uni-
form begins to tell you. Though be no
tonaer wears the~cut be bad for
aeveral years, bia l&ddy hair and aide-
burm are neatly trimmed, and aborter
than the current fuhioo. Though be
repreaaltl a men'• clothlna concern
in Dallas, Staubach's own dothea are
far from. the 0 mod,. style of Namath
and many of today's pro athleta. He
am heavily toward the bl\104\1it-
whitHhirt-and-tie k>ok.
A devout ll.oman Catholic, he ii
married to bis childhood sweetheart
from Cinci.nnatl, the former Muiume
Hoobler, and they have three )'OWl8
dauahten. (Tho airl• are JeJUlifer, aix;
Michelle, four; and Stephanie Marie,
three.) lloger ii deeply concemod
about what'• happening to the family
in America. ''The bi& problem today
ia the eroaion of the family u a unit,"
be la}'I, callinl tbia eroRon ""tho re-
sult of the playboy philoeophy of life
that bu eo many followers. ..
The 30-year-<>ld star sriDI at beiDa
called a ~which bu happened
to him more than once. "I rally don't
mind bearing that word applied to
me, .. be aays ... l bave val~ believe
in. l believe in marriage and the fama
ily. I believe in Christian principles,
beina faithfuJ to my 1rife, in carina
about people. I don't try to be any-
thing special. The only bad put about
being in sportl ia that rm away from
my family more than I would lib to
be.
~ "But if tha(a square, then that's
my life. I enjoy my Oiriltian ideals.
I believe tbere'a 101Dethin1 pater
than what we're here for . ., Staubach
is con.aervative in most reapeetl-in-
cludiq politically.
On the football fteld. Ro,cr ia the
perfect suicfinl force in the wid&>open
raccbone offeme of the Dallu Cow-
boys, the molt~ oftaue in the
Jeaaue. Unlike molt quartabecb,
Staubacb rum the ball ext.emiftly
u a complement to his brilliant .,._.
iog. Though 1971 WU only bia ftnt
aeuoo at the Cowboy helm. be led the
NFL in JMl•ng, completin1 nearly 60
percent of bis attempts. throwiq for
1 S touchdowna, and cappi.q his year
with a spectacular performance in the
Super Bowl, where Dallu ran rougb-
ahod over Miami. 24-3.
Before 81,03S fan.a in New Orleans
for the Super Bowl pine. RoF WU
nearly tlawleta. He completed 12 of
his 19 pauea for 1 t 9 yards, iD.cJ:udi.ng
two touchdown .,..._..
After the game, Roger wu awarded
all the trappinp of the Super Bowl
atar: the car, the trophy, tbe other
prir.es bdltting the new king ot pro
football. The former football hero at
the U.S. Naval Academy bad come a
Iaoaway.
But Staubacb wean bis ma.ode
lightly. "I don't play football f« my
own ego/' be aaya. .. Bvea tbouah rm
in a 8dd that receives a lot of publid-
'
'
•
ty-maybe too much sometimea-1
play football becaute I penooally lite
to compete in a sport. I always played
one sport or another. Competing in a
sport is a very important part of my
lif " e.
An only child. Staubacb excelled in
baseball and basketball. u well as
football, at Cincinnati'• Purcell High
School. Likf many fine athletes from
Catholic bickarounda, Roger wanted
to go to Notre Dame. But the Indiana
school wanted to o1fer him an athletic
scholanhip only if be concen~ on
basketball. He preferred football, and
when the opportunity came to attend
Annapolla, be leaped at the chance.
He became an immediate bit u a
starting sophomore in 1962, then bad
a sensational junior year of 1963,
which culminated in his winning the
Heisman Trophy u the outstanding
college player in the nation. No one
since Staubacb bas captured thia
award as a junior. By the time be ~
ceived hit commiuion in the summet"
of t 96S, Roaer had eatabliabed a
string of national puling recorda. The
most notable of these wu bis c:ompl~
tion percentage of 63.1 percent for
three vanity sea.sons. That record ltill
stands.
Though he wu ooe of the D'lOlt
celebrated colleae football playen in
~rica when be graduated, Staubach
wu unable to enter pro ball He had
to spend the oext four years in active
Navy letVice, a cofumitment that baa
ruined the apona careen ot many
great athletes from both Annapolis
and Wat Point.
'1 knew all along I wouldn't bo able
to play pro ball." ~ ttoeer ... al
least not right away. I never regretted
it, though. 1'bc Navy wu the moct
important thing in my life at that
time."
When he reported to the Cowboys
four yean late at their 1969 training
camp, Roier was only a substitute be·
bind incumbent Dallaa quarterback
Craig Morton. though be performed
well when Tom Landry, coach of the
Cowboys, inserted him into the lin~
up, Staubach wu merely a part-~e
player his first two aeuona. •"lbat was
the most frustrating-part of it all," be
admits. "I wu getting a lat.er start in
pro ball than almost everyone ebe,
and it looked for a while u though 1
miaht not eve.a get a real start."
Neither Morton oor Staubach wu
COlllidered a ~ty at quarterback
when the 1971 seuon began. During
the praeuon gamea, R.oger thought
of uking to be traded. But be got a
starting opportunity at the right time,
and wouDd up guiding the Cowboys to
a record of 11 victories and only three
defeats. He a1so demonstrated a great
iai.atance to the glamour and glitter
ot his profession.
"I know it's there,'' he aaya. "But
I don't let it bother me. I'm not much
for awards and fancy things. For a
long time my Heisman Trophy wu
being uacd a.a a hobbyhone by my
little girls. I got the Bert Bell Award
last seaaoo aa the best offensive player
in the league, but I put that in the tida'
room. When I do something to really
establish mYIClf u a pro, that'll be
time~ab to take the trophies away
from the kids. The way I loot at it, rm playing for a team with aD ofteme
that is the most explolive there is, and
I juat happen to be the Jucty quut.er-
bact wbo bas all theae people around
me."
StaubadJ also feels be bu IOJDe.-
tbiog more &oing for him: "My spir-
itual values are my main atrength." be
says. "'They tab the pre11ure away,
IO that it doom't feel lib it'I aitting
on top of my bead. They pve me
strength when we lost another girl in
childOOtb. I once thought about atucly-
ing for the priesthood, and although
I never did, I feel good thinp have
happened to me becauee of my ,_
faith and my values... 11.W
Ow Staubach Cover-Br Painter Enzo Cini
To Introduce our artlcte on Roget
Staubaoh, currently ldng of the profee.-
lk>nal football workl, FAMILY Wttt<lY
uk.ed the Internationally knoWn J*nter
and artlat, Enzo Cini, to do Mr. Stau-
bech'• portrait Mr'. Cini, who Md not
heard of Staubach In Na adopted vlJ..
lege of.St. Paul de Vence, France, wu
fascinated by the challenge. Ck\I found
Staubach'• atrong tMtu,.. Ideal tor the
kind of pate( trellbWt he choM.
Mr. Cini'• woftc la In ftW1Y Important
prtv• collecdone Md he la an Intimate
of Pablo Ptcaa9o, who ..._ not far from
Cini In what ta.. expecblbty, an "artt.t'a
comer" of FrMe&
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Whai Makes Your Mental Muscles Work?
True or False: If your child prefers unsymmetrical
patterns and designs to symmetrical ones, that is an
indication of superior intelligence. (See number 5.) lly 6 ... E. .......
•
Without the ability to think and
reaaoo, a man'• existence would
be ao precarious that Lloyd'•
of London wouldn't imure hit
cbanca of ftodina bia way out
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TRUE OR FALSE?
1. Most of t.W U1e the left aide of
our brain for thinking and the
right aide for feeling.
2. Alcohol hu a stimulating ef -
feet on your mental proceaes-
if you limit younelf to one or
twodrinb. a. The amarter you were u a
child, the more your IQ will in-
creue after you've grown up.
4. If you want to keep your IQ
up, you abould try to keep your
blood pressure down.
5. If your child prefers unaym-
. metrical patterns and deaigm to
symmetrical ones, that ii an in-
dication of superior intelligence.
I. The tbouahta that pa11
through your bead have an im-
mediate eftect on your heart ac-
tion and can cause it to speed
up or alow down
ANSWERS
1. True. Con1en1us of studies in-
dicates that most of us-whether
we arc right-or left-banded -
uae the left aide of our brain for
formulating thouahta, for listen-
ing, tatkina. readina and puttina
our tbou&hta on paper. The right
side of our brain ii vied to ex-
prca our feelinp and emotions,
such u anger, sympathy, fear,
etc. It'a been obeerved that we
have to rely on our left brain to
extricate ounetvea from highly
charged aituationa that our right
brain may act ua into.
2. Fabe. Univenity of Califor-
nia studiea have demODltrated
that even a llJl&ll quantity of al-
cohol cauaea our brain to func-
tion less efficiently, and alowa
down ita ability to procaa and
integrate information. lo the
tests, one group of subjects wu
given one screwdriver each
(orange juice and vodka). The
other group was given straight
orange juice. Each subject wu
I• FAMILY WEEKLY, Sep~ 17.1172
, ..
bM buncled them off to school and alb.
Now~ an Max wilha second mp of mffee and
the fUl.bocled flMJronlyone dpt4eF; del""'5. ••
lbis...is the .
L6Mmoment
RIOI, RIOt l!M
Warning: The Surgeon Gtntral Has Dtttrmintd
Thlt Ciglrette Smob1g Is Dqerous to Yu Hellth.
then given mental taab to per-
form. The poup that drank
only the orange juice avenpd
a conaiatently better 1COre on
the tem than the acrewdriver
group. It WU found that the al-
cohol slowed down a subject'•
brain procUKI by 11.S percent.
3. True-if you're a man, ac-
cording to the findings of a 38-
year foUow-up atudy conducted
by a team of univenity reaea.rcb-
eri. They found that "the higher
the preadult level of intelHaence
for men, the more they pined
in later yean." The opposite
was found true for women. This
has made inveatipton wooder
whether bript women inhibit
in tome way the full realization
of their intellectual potential.
Some autboritiea point out that
since men tend to pick mata
to whom they can feel int.el~
)
lectually superior. many women
are inclined to "play dumb,'' or
at Jeut keep a hiab IQ partially
under wrap1 to avoid tearing off
the wary ma.Jc. Thua. over the
yean. a woman'• inte11igmce
may actually wither.
4. True. Thia bu been found
particularly true u we grow
older. Researchen at Duke
University Medical Ccnteutud-
ied over 100 palOal qod 60
and over. Thole with biah blood
preaure 1uat•ined "aipiflcant
intellectual kw" over a leD year
period. But no auch IOll ol men-
tal ability WU auffered by thole
whole brood ..-,.re wu nor-
mal or only llialJdy elevated.
And a University of lllinoiJ
study of men aeed 3S to 1S
aboftd that elevated blood
preaaure wu uaually UIOCiated
with ~ fluid inteDileoce
rneuura."
5. True. Aa:ordiDa to studiea at
Cae Western Raerve Univer-
sity, which showed that children
with superior IQ'• teDded to
p{'efer desigm and pattems that
were unsymmetrical.
I. Tr~. Studies at Harvard
Medical School have demon-
atratecl that your heart ii ex-
tremely aenaitive to whatever
you happen to bo thinking
about. Teats showed tome
tbou.ahta C&Ule the heart to IC>
celerat.e inatantly, ~rthouahtl
eurt a br¥e eftect and OM
alow the heart aetion. ill.I
.·
It's not too soon to start planning a "harvest motif" for·your
dinners. We know you'll remember the corn, the pumpkins and
the squash-but don't forget the cranberry!
~
~"' Cranberry Cooking: By MF-.:r:...n::.-..
Ideas to Help Your Fall Meal Planning
Ol'lldng a ...._. dlnnef: Cranberry-Wine Punch, C.....,, Pot ROMt, Glawl Onlol.ia wtlh Crllllbenlee,
Golden llMhed Potatoee, Quick Corn ................... er....,., Pudding with !HftOl lauce.
r won't be long until the early morning
frosts foretell that fall is really ~ere. So
now's the time to start thinking of the
harvest, and the foods that are appropriate to
the season.
Of native North American foods, none has
been more popular than cranberries. The In-
dians combined crushed cranberries with
dried deer meat and melted fat to make pem-
mican, a dry food that would keep a long time
during the cold winter.
Wild cranberries were first cultivated in
the town of Dennis on Cape Cod in about
1816. The vines grew best in low, swampy
ground, covered with a layer of sand.
From those first harvest days, the popu-
larity of the cranberry has spread across the
United States. Along with its widespread con-
swnption, the cranberry is now cultivated
commercially in New Jersey, Wisconsin,
Washington and Oregon, as ~ell as in its orig-
inal birthplace of Massachusetts. October bas
been officially designated as Cranberry Har-
vest Month, as that is when the major har-
vesting takes place.
These recipes using cranberries will inspire
your fall menu planning. They can be com-
bined in a total menu as we have done, or
used individually to add a native harvest
touch to a fa11 occasion.
(Conlln.ud on page 8)
FAMILY WEEKl Y, Sept•mber 17, 1172 • 7
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_ Cranberry Cooking:
lde'8 to Help \Our
Fall Meal Planning
(Contlnwd /rom page 7)
CRANBERRY·WINE
PUNCH
2 ... cninbenJ ,., ..
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1 baa1e (•II..._, port wtM,
clllled
·~ouplnlMIJ
1 bollle (12 oa) clllb IOClll,
ClllNW(optlGMI)
1. Prepare cranberry rock.a:
Pour 1 qt. cranberry juice into
2 ice-cube trays. Freeze until
IOlid.
2. In a lar,e ( 4 qt.) puocll
bowl, combine mn•inins 1 qt.
cnanberry-juice cocktail, port
wine, brandy and club IOda.
Add cranberry rocb and · .w
until very cold. Serve ln punch
cups. Ma/cu about 3 qt1.
CRANBERRY POT ROAST
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aalt and pepper. In 6-qt. Dutch
oven beat butter and veaetable
oil until bot. Brown meat on
all aides in hot oil over me-
dium beat.
2. When meat bu browned,
remove from pan; pour off all
pan drippinp. Return rout to
pan; ldd oniom, cranborriel
and beef broth. Brins to boil-
ing. Reduce beat, cover and
aim.mer about 2~ houn, turn-
ing once or twice, until the meat
ia tender. a. Remove meat to a platter,
cover with foil and keep warm.
Skim excea fat from pan juices
with spoon. Pour pan juices
into electric blender and blend
for 1 minute. Strain juices back
into pan. Simmer until bubbly.
Taste for seasoning, addina
additional salt and pepper µ
desired.
4. Cut meat into slices and
1erve with pan-juice gravy.
Mak.ts 8 servings
I• FAMILY WUkLY, September 17, 1172
GOLDEN MASHED
POTATOES .
l'I lb. (Z cup1 llloed) 0...-
1 lb. (I cup1 oubed) ...........
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1. ID medium aaucepan com-
bine carroa, rutabaga, 3 cups
boiling water and aalt. BriDJ to
boilina. reduce beat alightly.
Boil about 30 minutea, until
very tender, drain.
2. With potato maaher, muh
carroCI and nJtabqa until
amooth. Add mubed potatoes,
butter and pepper to cam>t-
rutabaga mixture.
I. Reheat in saucepan until
piping hot, stirring. Spoon into
servina dish. Make18 1erving1
•For convenience, we imtant
maabed pota•oea, pn:paring 8
( ~ cup) mervinp, ICCOrding
to pactqe directiona.
GLAZED ONIONS WITH
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1. Preheat oven to 3SO• F.
Slice alf about 1 iDc:h from
atem aide of oaioGI. Scoop out
ooiooa with llwp knife, leav-
ing a abell Sh inch thick.
2. Chop onion iBcel and
ICOOped out pulp, let uide.
Drop onion ebella into boiling
ulted water and ajmmet until
tender, but ld11 Inn, about 20
tninuta. llemow from water
with lloUed lpOOG, drain.
I. Heat butter in medium
akillet.
4.. ~ chopped Ollioo in hot
butter S-8 millutea, ad.rriq fR-
quentJy until oaioa ia limp. Sea-'°° with fRthly ground pepper.
Stir in croutom, brown aupr
and craoberriel.
L Arranae onion lbe1la hollow
aide up in a lhaDow peued
cataerole. Fill ODiom with
ooioa-croutoJKnnberry mix-
ture. Spoon any mnaining
mixture uound oaioDa. (May
be done ahe8d up to tbia point.)
I. Bake 3o.3S minutes, until
· lightly browned.
Ma/ca 6-8 .ervlns•
QUICK CORN RELISH ·
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1. Combine all inpedienta, to.
lighdy. Cover Uld chill until
ready to acne.
2. Can be ptepand 2 days in
advance and rdriprated until
needed. This ia a venatile rel-
iab and can be eerved with
.... undwicbea, cold and
hot meaCI. M.U1 l qt.
(Contlnwd on 106110)
8
mth . . ' vttam111s.
Have a good breakfast tomor-
row. Build it around Kellogg,s
Com Flakes. Nutritious, sure •..
plus the good com flavor and
famous freshness that m·ake
them the best liked, most eaten
ready-to-eat cereal in the world.
Vitamins may never be the
reason you love ,em, but they
make it a good thing you do.
Eat 'em all up!
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RIBOflAVIN (S,) 33~ 50' IRON 7~ 7'
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"The best to you
each morning."
-
Reynolds Brown-In-Bag:
Cooks iuicier chicken in 12 clerleioa.JS
flavors.
The see-through
cooking bag that keeps
your oven clecin.
For freezing and
marinating, too.
I . BAKED CHICKEN. (For extra crispness. cut open top of bag final 10 minutes.)
2. COQ AU VIN. (With red wine, tiny onions. and mushrooms. Tres bienl)
3. BAKED BARf>ECUE CHICKEN. (Add a dash of liquid smoke for cookout flavor.)
4. CHICKEN CHOW MEIN. (Brown-ln·Bag won't let the soy soyl your oven.)
5. CHICKEN A LA KING. (Warm it the no-stick way-inside Brown·ln·Bag placed in a
saucepan of boiling water.)
6. CHICKEN CACCIATORE. (Tomatoes and Chianti make it very ltalianissimo.)
7. GLAZED STUFFED CHICKEN. (Brush on a currant jelly and melted butter mixture
to give it a rosy glow.)
8. CHICKEN POT PIE. (Crust bakes golden-brown In the bag. And not a drip or s~atter.)
9 . CHICKEN BREASTS TAHITIAN. (Pineapple-orange concentrate and avocado work
Polynesian magic.)
10. CHICKEN COUNTRY CAPTAIN. (Georgia specialty with many variations. Try curry
powder and raisins In your gravy.)
11. CHICKEN PAPRIKA. (Mit sour cream und spaetzle noodles.)
12. BAKED CHICKEN HASH. (A leftovers-dish worth crowing about)
Use Brown-In-Bog for whole birds or ports. Put o bog of chicken
or leftovers into the freezer, then right into your oven without thawing.
Brown-In-Bog serves up light ond dark meat with all the juiciness
and flavor sealed in. Because the bag makes chicken baste itself moistly
tender. Pour in a marinade or sauce. Juices stay in the bag, so they don't
splatter your oven or roosting pon.
Try your family favorites-turkey ond other poultry, too-or use
the idea starters obove. Be sure to follow complete instrudions in every box.
Brown-In-Bag, from the makers of Reynolds Wrap.
Send fordetailed recipes on th~se 12 delicious ways to cook chicken with Brown·ln·Bag.
Wrfteto Brown·ln·Bag, Reynolds Metals Company, P.O. Sox 26606. Richmond. Va. 23261.
THRll SIZES:
10" • 1~ hold• up to 6 lbs. 1•• • 20" holds
up to 12 lbs. Turkey Size hOlds a.rge turkeys
(or 3 or mew• chlc:kens).
FREE RECIPES INCLUDED.
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For iuicy meats with no oven clean-up.
I
Ideas to Help Your
Fall Meal Planning
(Continued from page 8)
FRESH VEGETABLE-BEEF
SOUP.
3 tllblMpoone butter or
.,.prtne
• lbe. bMt ebln, bone-in,
ellced
2 lbe. beef marrowbones.
llced
2 dcwea gmtlc
2--.~.p1ua2
cupe dtltlped onion
.. CllerJ lope ..... 2 cupe
cMpped celefJ
2.-.reprtgep1u91\cup
dlopp1dpenley .............. ~
, cupe lllced C*l'Ot8
2ber ......
11\ tlMpDDMdrted...,... ......
..... bl.ck peppert
1 teblupaon plua 2 teupoona ....
~ tH1paon ground dlplc:e
, cupe ....... cMbege
2cupell'Mftbe-.cut
llM1..lncftplecee
, cupe cubed potMoee
~ teeepoon C09f*t black .,...... .
TOllled 8proutld Whe.c ..,..
1. lo large kettle melt butter
and brown shin meat slowly on
alJ aidea.
An excellent guide in the buying
of fresh fruits and vegetables is
"Selection and Care of Frab
Fruits and Vegetables." Thia
helpful booklet may be obtained
1' • FAMILY WEEKLY,..,._.._, 11, 1172
2. Add beef marrowbones,
garlic, on.ion quarters, celery
tops, parsley sprigs, tomatoes.
1 cup sliced carrots, bay leaves,
thyme leaves. peppers, 1 table-
spoon salt and allspice. Bring to
boiling. Cover, reduce beat
slightly and boil gently 2¥.i
hours.
3. Strain stock. discarding veg-
etables if desired. Lift out meat
and marrowbones.
4. Cut meat into small pieces,
return to stock. Remove mar-
row from bones with small
spatula. reserve.
5. Add remaining chopped
onion, chopped celery, chop-
ped parsley, 2 cups sliced car-
rot.a, cabbage, green beans and
potatoes to kettle. Season with
· remaining 2 tcupooo.1 salt and
coane black pepper. Bring to
boiling, cover, reduce beat and
Sammer about 1 hour, until
vegetables ~ very tender . e. Serve reaerwd marrow
spread oo toasted Sprouted
Wheat bread with IOUp.
Maku about 7 qu.
by writing to the United Frab
Fruit and Vegetable Aaocia-
tion, 1n I-4th Street N.W ~
Waah.ington, D.C. 2000S. Sin-
gle oopy: $1.00.
STEAMED CRANBERRY
PUDDING
I t8blnpooft• butter fW margarine
~cup sugar
2egp
21'& cupe sifted all-purpoee lour
2~ tee1POOMINddng powd9r v. •HPOOft Alt *cup lllllk 2 cupe coenely chopped,,....
crMbeniel
~ cup chopped walnuts or pecans 1o11ne...., E""°9 Sauce (recipe.~ right )
1. Jn Jarge bowJ beat butter with elec-
tric mixer at medium speed until soft.
Gradually add sugar, beating at high
speed unlit light. Beat in eggs until
blended.
2. Sift together Oour, b~ng powder
and salt. At low speed add dry in-
gredients in thirds, alternately with
milk, beginning and ending with dry
ingredients.
3. Stir in cranberries and walnuts with
rubber scraper. Pour into a greased,
floured 6-cup steamed-pudding mold
or a greased, Ooured 2-lb. co«ee can.
Cover tightly with lid or foil.
4. Place on rack in a large kettle. Add
boiling water to come halfway up side
of mold.
5. Return water to boiling, cover, re-
duce heat slightly. Boil gently l 1h-2
hours. Add water if necessary to keep
up level of liquid.
6. Remove lid and test pudding with
cake tester. If it is clean, remove pud-
ding from water. Cool 10 minutes be-
fore unmolding.
7. Serve warm with Eggnog Sauce.
Makes 8 servings
C9Foodshelf
A Spanish-inspired omelet
that's as quick as it is tasty.
FLAMENCO OMELET
ln large skillet with lid saute 6 strips
b.con until crisp;· drain on paper
towels. In hot bacon fat saute 3 table-
spoons finely chopped onion, 5
minutes. Beat 8 eggs with 'h cup
milk, ~ teaspoon Alt and dash pep-
per. Coot in bacon fat until soft.
scrambled. Sprinkle 1 can (8~ ozs.)
drained pee9 over outer rim of eggs.
Arrange bacon, 1 can ( 14~ or 15
07.S.) drained _,.,..._ ..,..,. and
l jar ( 4 ozs.) drained pflnlento9 on
e~ radiating from center. Cover,
cook over low heat 3-S minutes, until
vegetables are heated.
Mahi 5-6 urvings
FAMILY WEEKLY, 8eptefftb9r 17, 1rT2 • 11
EGGNOG
SAUCE
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2 ....... ...
Ye cup ... 2 tlllll IP~ conlectloftels' SU9S
1 cup(~ pl) Hgbt cream
1 te•p DCNuum extrect or 1 18111upoon ..,...,
~ ........... .,... ..... utrllct
D_,.nutineg
1. Beat egg yolk& with electric mixer until
thick and lemon colored. Gradually beat in
~ cup confectioners' sugar. Stir in light
cream.
2. Pour mixture into a saucepan and cook
over low heat, stirring constantly with wocxt-
en spoon until sJigbtly thickened .
S. Add rum extract,,v~illa extract aod _out-
meg. Cover, refrigerate until cold. '
4. Beat egg whites until stitf. Beat in 2 table-
spoons confectioners' sugar. Fold into cTeam
mixture. Malces 2¥.a cups
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Celebrity"" Recipes
FlipWDson: --rm the
\\OrlA
# Greatest
Eater
of Snalls!"
lly:t'llpWllsea
laeea"enad ..
wit• Belem Deney
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I 've never bad to centend
with a "big sprud... 1
come from a large family
-17 brotben and sisters-and
we were alway .. on rdiel. We'd
get bap of dried prunes and
cam of dried milt. We'd stand
in line to set more food.
(How's that for ••portioo-ccn-
troll")
But I did acquire a taste for
Italian food u a kid. My
father wu a janitor in a neiah-
borhood that bad a lot of
Italian families. One lady bad
a store, and when she wu
away, we'd meat in and dip
bwlb of bread into the spa-
ghetti sauce. By the end of the
day, Ollly about half of the
sauce was left.
My favorite food is from
the Bahamas-I \lied to wort
there in the nightclubs. I love
their wonderful ftlb atew and
johnnycake.
I've alto acquired a taste
for escaqota. You tnow-
anaila. One day I went to hmcb
with a friend who ordered
them. Ever aince, every time I
ao to one of the rataurmta
near the studio, they've a)..
ready put the mails on the ftre.
I bet I've eaten 2,000 mails
durin1 the lat year!
PIGEON PEAS AND
RICI, 8.AHAlllAN STYLE
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1. OW'!' a low ftame, ~ t.
coo in vqetable oil with onion
and thyme until onion is limp.
2. Stir in tomato pute, pipon
peas, water, tealOllinp to
tute. Simmer, atirrin& alowly,
about S minua.
a. Wuh rice to remove atarcb..
Add rice to teuooed peas.
CoYer, coot alowly about 30
minuta. or until rice is tender
and ftuft'y.
4. Stir often to prevent stick-
in1 and to mix peas tborouah-
ly. If '**IAry, add more liq-
uid. Taste to correct teaa00-
inp before le1'Vin1.
Mala 6-8 urvinri
SNAILS ALA
FUPWILSON
ti. ,AMfLY WUKl.Y, ........ ., ,.,, t111
, .... cloM..-C,
Pl 111111, .... , .. . v. ~., ............... .. ,...,,... ....... ,....,
1. Clean anaila carefully: Cov-
er with cold wa1er ( di9canl
any snaila that won't poke
their beads out of their sbeUa);
rime. Scrub sbeU. well with
•tiff brulb; set aside.
2. Pour hot water and remain-
ing inlJWients into deep
stockpot; brin1 to simmer.
I. PIUlllC mails into limmer-
ing liquid. Brina to simmer
again; coot 1 or 2 minute&
only. Drain, dilc:ardin1 stock.
Carefully n:mo\'e snail meat
with toothpick or oyster fo4,
Set aside .Jle))a and meat.
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lialp ...... ,_
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1. Preheat oven to 450• F.
2. Cteam butler, wort in ,.,..
lie, wine, tcalliom, parsley ud
1euoninp. Blend well. a. Place a da~ of tnail butter
in each lbell Pote a partially
cooked soail into acb lbel,
pact with butter to fill.
4. Place on bak.in1 clilb or ia-
dividuaJ .WI pem. Coot in
preheated oven I 0 minuta, or
until butter is lizzliQI. A wM
overcootina anaili, a1 they
will become rubbery.
Mala •Jt0116lt /or 2 H"11ip
of 12 llflllll
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A Top U.S. Orrtelal "1vns:
Wfhlnk Again Before Sending
Your Child to College"
"We fo ...... no return to the condition of the '50'• and '80'e,
In which employers were forced to bid against each other
for the Mrvlces of new g111duateL ••• Conclusion? The student
MtOM talents and lntere9ta are rooted In other than academic
n.lda mloht be well advlaed to comlder .atematlv.."
The time bu come for par-
ent. and lludema to reu-
sess the need for a college
education and perhaps to loot
e11CW.bere for rewudina career
opportunities.
Why? Finl, Jet's look at it
from the ftnancial angle. Five
yeara ago, the averaac coat of a
IChool year at a public univer-
~ in a student'• own state wu
S 1, 199. Next year, it ii expected
to average $1,621. That comes
to nearly $6,500 in four yean
for tuition, required fees, room
and board only.
A comparable increaae bu
occurred in the cost of private
coUeges-trom $2.104 per year
to $3,022 annually. Therefore,
the bill for four yean at a liber-
al arts college can run more
than $12,000 just for the baaic
eqemes.
And that is by no means the
to~ cost of a college education.
To the out-of-pocket expenae
must be added lost wages. Even
starting at the minimum wage
and receiving annual ioueaacs,
the student will have lost some
$16,()()() in a /OtU-yetU pniodl
In view of thae sacrificea,
and the diminishing return on
M investment, I think that par-
entl and youn.g people &bouJd
atop to a.at them1elvea, .. la col-
lege really the best answer?"
In the coming decade, it may
well not be. For while the net
iocreaae in the supply of new
colle~ucated workers dur-
iq the 1970'1 is estimated at
9.8 million, t.M increase in de-
mand ii expected to total only
9.6 million, clearly changing
the'-' situation from a "aellera'
market" to a "buyen' market."
Noris this juat temporary. We
foresee no mum to the condi-
tion of the 'SO'a and '60's, in
which employers were forced to
bid ag&io.st each other for the
services of new paduatea. 1be
earninp gap between college
graduates and non-graduates ia ..,
14 • FAMILY WEEKLY, S..,Cember 17, 1f72
You g'1 more than paint.
You get help. . . . . . . . . . . . ..... : : . : : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ' .. . . ' .. . . ' . ., . . . ' . . . . . . . .
...
Sherwin-Williams gives you much more than paint and decorating
products. We give you people. Knowledgeable, hdpful people. People
with ideas. People with information. People who are willing to take
the time to teach you how to complete a terri6c little decorating
project or an entire room. Whether you buy our products or not.
That may sound like a strange way to run a paint store. But
then, we're much more Sherwi Will•
than a paint store now. n. I lams. .
expected to narrow. Conclu-
,sjon? The student whose tolenJs
and lnurests are rooted in othn
than academic fields mJgltt In
well odvised to coMider alterna•
tlves.
For several generations now,
the college education and the
white-collar job have been con-
sidered the symbols of success
and status. And yet I wonder
whether these are not artift.
cial symbols-tymbols that have
forced young people to strive
Mere lla1 a pdntstin.
for a status that they didn't real-
ly want?
For if you look down your
block or around your neiabbor-
bood. I think you'll find skilled
craftsmen livins oat door to
professiooa.ls-livina the same
kind of life, enjoyina the same
luxuries, and iP many inscanca
bringing hopie larger pay-
checks. And while the harried
executive come. home with a
bulging briefcase, his neighbor
is free to relax, enjoying the
~ of accomplishment that
comes to the stilled attilan wbo
wort& with bil banda.
Therdore, althouab a college
education can be intellectually
and IOCia1ty stimulating for
thole young men and women
whole interests lie io that direc-
tion, it is certainly not losicaJ
to encourage all high school stu-
dents to continue their educa-
tion in a four-year college or
univenity.
For some, a two-year com-
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munity college miaht be an ex-
cellent alternative. For others,
training or apprenticeship io an
expanding field could be the
beat IOlutioo. The latter often
an immediate income, with hish
wap upon completion of train-
ing. For still otbets, a combina-
tion of job training in the day-
time and educatioa COtine8 in
the evening might be the beat
answer.
Occupationa in which the de-
mand ii pater than the supply
pay well for CC>CJU)etent bdp .
For example. a computer oper-
ator with oo.Jy a few ~ ex-
perieoce can euily ~ S 160 a
week. The averase for a worker
stilled in any of the offJet-print·
ina specialtia is well over $6
pe.r hour. An automobile me-
cbanic can make about $.S UI
hour-more io (aJ'IC citiea.
A draftamao preparing archi-
tectural $kawinp can eam SI SO
or more weekly with a little ex-
perience. Ao electrician in a
metropolitan aru com.maoda
more than S8 an hour. And a
stilled executive secretary can
almoet write her own ticket-in
a large firm, the uJary is often
more than that of the junior
executives.
Of coune you can't view ao
education merely from an eco-
nomic standpoint. Attending
college can be a moat worth-
while and eorichina e~perieiice,
intellectually and socially.
Oo the other hand, nuury
youtlu 11toul4 not be p.uMd
inJo colk~ Just /or the saJu o/
takln1 a degree. For tlw mar-
gin.a.I n11den1 wlw u pwhed Into
colkge may Mv~r eam ntbmu.-
tialfy mor~ titan~ would ltaw
wllh only a high scltool educa-
tion. For thiJ individual, it
could take a lifetime to return
bis investment-a 1ifetime that
might have been spent much
more happily working at a wen.
paid job better suited to ,_
his individual skills. 1119
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John
Cameron
Swayze
The Day I Met
\\Biter WincDell
"His fame and power were at their peak.
The goal of every press agent was to get an
item in Winchell's column."
W hen I was a y~
reporter OJl the old
Kansas City, Mo-.
"Journal-Post," I wrote a col-
umn and sent it to Walter Win-
chell, whom I bad never met
His column ran io the "Jour-
naJ-Pos~" and bia fame and
power were at their peak. The
goal of every prea agent was
to get an item in Wmcbell'a
column.
I was ao ambitious newsboy
in those days. I used to haunt
the railroad terminal and the
airport, on the lookout for
penonalitiea traveling through
from Bast to Weet coam.
Many of the people I button-
holed we~ the same ones
wboec names appeared in Win-
chell' a column.
When I eent Wmcbdl that
column, I had been well awue
that be was in Hollywood
making a movie with orcbeltra
leader Ben Bernie, with whom
be bad carried on a mucb-
publicized mock feud. I bad
also known be was over-
worked, tryina to write a ba-
sically New Yo·rt column from
Hollywood. 1 had ftaured thit
WU an opportune time to
write a column for him, io
hopes that be wouJd .ee .ftt to
uae i~.
He did. He ran it witbOut
c:banain1 a word.
About three weeb later J
stopped in the railroad-ter-
mioal bookstore on my way to
the newspaper o11ke. The
bookstoie was a good. place to
spot celebrities between train
connedJooa. A friend of mine,
Paul McDonald, wu working
in the store that evening. Juat
on a buoch. I uted him to
watch for Wi~bell, u I knew
be WU traveling beet and
forth between Hollywood and
New York.
That aame evening, at the
office, I turned on the lighta
and sat down at my typewriter.
Half an hour later the phone
rang. It was my boobtore
friend. McDonald. ..Oueaa
what," he sa1d. "I've got
Wal~r Wmchell here." Did be
think rd fall for RK:h a ridicu-
lous joke? I almost buil1 up.
"No, it's a fact,'' McDonald
insisted. "He' a right here."
I wu about to cut him off,
but decided to call hia bluff.
"Ot.ay," I said, "put him on
the line."
The next voice I beard was
Winchell' al
So that'a bow I met the J.re
Bard of Broadway-far from
the Great White Way. talking
on a telephone from a nUtoad
boobbop in the mkt-United
States. I bustled over to the
station, met him in penon,
and got a beck of a aood
story! -John Cameron Swoyu
.· ~--
I <9Whai m the \\Orldt I
RICHARD BURTON
A date with Kate
H• Uz got 80IMthlng to worry
about? There WU Richard Burton
contentedly strolling about town on a
sun-drenched London day. But who
was that petite brunette with him? And
wasn't she a little-well. ub-yo1111gl'
"This is Kate -my daughter.'' be
crowed, souring any tasty gossip be-
fore it coul~· brew. Teenaged Kate
could easily pass for Liz'a daughter,
but is actually the offspring of Burton's
first wife, Sybil. There now, won't Liz
ho-relieved?
1RUNK TRAYEU!R
Ff'Mkwb..,_ka
tte wun'I born In a trunk, but Prank
Eaton worts in one-and a llolll-Royce
trunk at that It'a hia job to cbect
newly minted Rolllea for noiJel that
shouldn't be thete. When be bean a
noise he can't trace inlide the car. be
climbs into the trunk and haa a driver
take him over country roads while be
searches for the ~ IOUDd.
Trunk riding can be friJbtenln& be
11 • FAMILY WEEKLY, s.,9mMr 11, 1t12
admits: "With the lid open and the
road rushing ~ it'• lite fallina down
a mine abaft."
A .... ..._ on 8kyjecldng: .. I ut
my.eJf if I want to go on wondering
what the next crisia will be. W'tll I be
told to chect for bomba in the coffee-
pot, while the airlinea are peyina off
IOIDe crackpot IO bo1J tell them Where
the bomm are? Will the bomba ao off
anyway? How would I feel u the boe-
taae of a atyjacbr who ii threatening
to blow up me and the plane unlesa
money or prisoners are delivered? If
there's a chance for me to be 1ent up
in a.mob, does it make any difference
whether there ii a reason for it or not?
There ia a difference. rm willina to
sign a petition demandinJ Jaws saying,
'No~nober
pina, DO sanctu-
ary.' With thole
lawa in force, if
IOIDe lunatic does
put them to the ul-
timate test by tak-
ina my plane along
when be aaya,
'Good-by~ cruel
world,• at least the unhappy ending
would have 10me meaning. A.a it atanda
now, we are all just potential cannon
fodder." From "Flying Scared/' by
Elizabeth Rich (Stein &: Day, $6.95).
DATES: Yom Klppur begins Sunday
at sundown. The National Football
League season opens 8und•J· Autumn
arrives FrtdaJ. The U.N. General As-
sembly begins its regular annual meet-
• ing Tueeday.
ANNIVERSARIES: The U.S. Constitu-
tion was ado~ 18S yeU. ago 8un-
deJ (1787). 1be New Yort "Sun"
pubtiabed its famous editorial "Yes.
Virginia, llaere la a Santa Cam." 15
yean ago Thur8deJ. Rocky Marciano
won the beavyweisbt boxina title from
Joe Walcott 20 yara aao s.tunlaJ.
BIATHDAY8: SundaJ -Roddy Mc-
Dowall 44; Anne Bancroft 41 ; Ollef
Justice Warren Burger 65;. Stirtina
Moa 43. llonclllr-Oreta Garbo 67.
Wedn111111J-Sophia Loren 38 .. ,,.,...
def-Leonard Cobell 38 . .......,_
Walter Pid,eoo 74; Walter Lippmann
83;Micby Rooney SO;Raya.utea'40.
MllOUR'8 ARMOURY
., RlcMrd Annour -
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WHO'S GOT THE BUTTON?
One clay • buttGG'• .Ugbtly loole,
The neat it'a aomewUt man ao.
It Jo... juat a little Mt
Eacla time I b1rD my tano.
It hanp, now, by a aUagle thread--
It'• peri1ou, Jet'• face it.
This button is. 'P""•'i I cloabt I couJd replace it.
I ought to pull it .. I -
My wife ahould .,.. it on.
I wear it .Uglady longs, daou.gb-
That is, until w. gone. .
THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES
. Kldi ...... dlffeN~. Send contribu-Uona to ''Child," fnily Weetdy, 141
Lexington Avie., N.Y., N.Y. 10022. $10
11 ueect-noM rwmed .
I took a few of my ...U pu·
pila to a __...,, While we
wen looldag at the BM'"" W,
one ol my little cWlclr. ubd
the • .....,eat, "'Do you catda
them ancl std .... ,....,..
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Nno B,,i. r.ic, N.Y.
The man.bumped Im bead and went
into a 20-year coma. Be woke up
clearbeMled and relreahed in 1992.
The 8nt thing be did WU to phone
hia broker, who informed him t1)at bis
AT6T atodc wu now worth '6,000,-
000, his GM atodc worth •a,000,000
and his Xerox stock worth •16,000,-
000 ... Good Lord." be.excJ.elmed . -rm
richl" And the operator interrupted
with, -Your three minutes ue up. De-
posit one million doJlan, pleae."
. -Dorolh.a Kn
PARTY OF ntE aeCOND PART
TM pmtf 1 a .tdly. It la IO Doily
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Aadno&1M....._o1 ... ..., n..t ..... the .... tlnflc ...... ,
Y-, wlao 1au tlae drum and ia willhlg
to .... ,
The guy who cmne ap to COlaplaba
oltlaeraebt. ·-e.orp s....,,_~
EmployN'1 larrumt: -r1t.y tallced
me Into buying dOck m the compong
I work for. and fl 1 mad. o ften)OUI
cord ocd of me. I kMp ~
about Iha lotuy work rm fUming out."
-LucilWJ.~
Our neighbor tells us that after six
weebincls on the golf course, ·he's at
last recovered last year's putting form.
Just when be was hoping he'd lost it.
-Robert Barent
A cadldate' 1 .ucceu cktpendl on
two 11Ung1: What It. ltandl for and
what '°''U fall for. -Franlc TfJger
To Yehudi Menuhin
Dear Mr. Menuhin:
It is very ctifRcqJt
for me to aplam in
your language tbat I
want transplant account your high
talent in violin art.
I desire exprim you my profound
gratitude. On account of you it is
poaible for me to rnent J"8'e ex-
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perfect Bach iaterpntatioo.
Do YCJll.I want .eod me a picture
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splendid play and • wilb • nice
memory of you.
SlwA.__
LITTLE EMILY-
,.
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accu.ed Of murder? (Publ. Ed. $4.95)
l . The Ca• of the ea,.1 .. Cupid ~l:rte Stanley Gardner. A weli.to-do widow Is dOOrned unless Perry flnct. out who l>Ut arMnlc In her huabend'a llitt mNI. (Publ. Ed. $3.95)
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CH ... I •
. 6 .......... .
bY Aaath9 Ctvistle. MIA Marple ae\S a letter askln1 her to lnwatlpte • foraotten crime. But the men who wrote It la eTructy dead I
• (Publ. Ed. te.95)
.. QU ••
7. A FIM alMI Prtvat. Place
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CRIANY
I . U.. Kldnapecl Child
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llAlllUC
9.Gi~'s Art
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(Pubf. Ed. f!S.95)
-HA•T
10. Two Uttle llkh Girls
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Tiil IA81T
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sure to keep ~ dry
through all kinds of weather. The A-line shape allows you to
wear it over the bul·
kiest of clothes.
Choose wh ite or
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1212~1ack Dots Cape, ea ..... $3.91
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RARE CllllCULATED and HM
SILVER MINT CONDmON SET
UeS.Coins
Certain to
Increase in
Value!
Obsolete s.t O'). When w .. the r .. t
time you .. w en lndl•n HHd penny.
Butfelo rflcilel Mercury dime. Liberty querter end ~lberty helf-doll•r1 Here, In one Mt are all of th,ml And, eech
In excellent condition! Set (8) ts an unclrculated mint .. t from 19641 The
lest ywer for pure allver colnsl ln-
cludn penny, nldlel, dime, querter
and tM much ~ after KenMdy
allwr helf.dollar. IOttl Mts ere sure to lncrMM In value! Mount9d In cleer, anep..lock prwsentatlon ea .... OlOSll-Celft Slit (a) 11111111 .. $5.91
DlOllt-c.tn Slit~) unc:lrcu19111d .............. .....
SN:CIAL Of'FD -TREASURY KT Of' U.S. COINS
INCLUDES: Uberty Sliver Doller; In· dla n .Wad P9nny, Buffelo Nldle!i_
Mercury Dime end • Uberty Half
Dolle rt
D10&7S-TNMIS7 ... . ..... $12.te
P•t•KS WON.,. SPILL WITH AUTO a11V1•A8I HO&.DI•. Hold 11••.... cups1 bottlH, c.ns Ufely wtille arlvin1 or perked. lfemoveble hotder
Quickly ett.cMs to bl'Kket on cleM or other ftet 1UrfKe. Rust·
proof r akNftlnum '"'' with vlnrl 1Uppof'tln1 strapa. Self •tldl ~et hold• aec:urety. UM ln boMs, on CMd tables.
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ti.npr/holde( tti.t Is abtofutely hlmbi.f,..l Holds 4 pair of cuffed or cuffleu trouMn or slectls wttll• taklnc up only 5
Inches of valuable closet spece.
At.your.flnprtips selectlon; It
keeps slack& ~nd trousers n•t and wrinkle-fHOOf. sturdy plas-
tic. 11~5xl~ Inches. 12111-hm Hana• .... U .•
PllOllC10ll IDtl.AllaD UP TO FOUR FEET. Enjoy the color and dM.ltll of any llluatrat.d material
macntfled up to 200 tlmesl Uses 40 watt. standard bulb. Deluxe rnoct.I ctws an .-n
bncttter end aMrper Im .... U.. ~welt bulb. Recular pro-lec:tor la 5'hitl •. Deluxe Is 12x a•. Bulbs not Included. 12835-_..r ,.,..j1c:tw .$6.te
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IAICI f'OTATOll run•. lrT· Tiit. Enjoy baked ootMoes lllle
you've never had them befoNI New •ll•lumlnum radc holds up to 4 ootatoes. Just aciur ttiem on the PfOl\P whlc:ft con-d~ hNt, coolt them Inside
end out. They bake In half ttle tlm• more tasty, ftuf'lier. Loop hendle for carrylns. Folds ftet
for easy stora&'ll. 2797_,...... laker ....... lk
Mediterranean-Look Decorator Stiilves Now You Can Enjoy A New-Way
to Sllm Your Walstllne At Once
The Amazing WAIST BELT
TRIMS AID FIRMS
Weer the rww walst·ttfm belt nut to your akin wtille ~ sit, walk • • . Normal
body hut and the pntle massaae action of thit bett helps trim and f'lrm mid riff bulae .. Get amazlnc ,.. suits even If worn Wt.lie ateeplnat Soft eomposlUon
rubber with adjustable wl-
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..,_ MiiCMll llOYON A llA'ntMMMll WALL PUQUt
A tale of~ Is plalnly told to lfedden eny boithroom well.
The 1'0U"I lad, strfpt)ed. his l)rba .._ ctuldled ttchtJy In
hla hand .. ..,...,., they st9D
Into a atMmtnc bib to scrub ewey the ct.Y's aoll. His ,. cef'lttY shed dothlfw lies In •
colOfful !Me~ts "lMt. An ln-apl...ctoft lrt 't pelimd. hi·
ftNCI compoettton. b6•. 12114-.....,._. ..... SUI
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CAN'T·•· 8aATVALUS
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holdi 20 books In 1 eQUate foot°' ..... ~ for ln-
stM'lt M11ctlon. 12127 ............ .... ................••
MAKE YOUR OWN LAST
WILL AND TESTAMENT
USE Hl\NDY Of?QER FORM ON Pl\Gf o /\LL ITEMS SOLD ON MONtY BACK GUARANTEE'
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Pedll ~ WIJ to I MW fMliRt of llJhySjcal fitnts.s. Do so .... rtlaint ... wtchiftc h ...
anyti1111 at Ill! Sit in JOU' chair and pedll to 1 trimlMr ... fir.., ... !Mfe attractive ~! Ifs
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leisure ti• and -ts Of rlllutlon to eood use witMut tM ftltd for str....s IPfCise.
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cOftditlOftifll. NOW Jot! c• bM all of its 111-.
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fltatlll blbu&ar -.. ....
slip rubbtf·tlooed 9'1ds. Atlorolimlttfy" (0¥ixl~
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YOUR OWN PDllOIMI.. ""'NT• ,,.. u:n 116 i.u.ra. characters,
symOota and numbers ... f"enon-all.e atlltlonery, cr"Mtlr\9 cards, dlecb. _, pttnt 1«M'' own ...,_ and placardll A poc.Mt-alze llttte ~, with andleu
prtntlns ..... 2 notched prtnt· era, an lnll pad and matlll
tweaer for handll!'ll ~I You'll think of dozen• of ,toDaJ
11812 -....... ... . ........ $1
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Clock Told ColaabaS~
The Tuae!
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set of 10 pCastie c:asas; CNW •'• tor every shape QP.9"•nc fmlde, TheY insett H •sily as Cotb to
s•I in fr9St!Mss, fl.WW end
tizz. Now ~ can conflcMrl~ put half+cen of any drink
1nlo the refri&erator knowln1 It
will test• end bUbble .uetly ••
it did when ~ ... led It. 10
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Hendorafted of .-u.• line i.tf*, ~zine&, Dfus slOtted tissue 7J1 ·9, 10 ewillllble. A lravellnc aecretery t~1n.._._ 1 1191 t--I r .. i.smen. C.n tl04d toys, 1181S_... 9 1181~ ti tools. Plaid vinyl. 15xl&-.
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IHM IUI AnACHllEMT fR'I AU. VACU·
UMlt It aets deep down Into the thickest
shap and luxury pile c..,.a. Specialty de. s!Fed to flt 111 vecuums. lnstelld of just
sk1mmin.1 off surf.:e dirt and dust you c1n
now re1lfY. pt down d1e9. Shap •nd pile
catp9ts will I.st 1onar Ind look bettet! Hi·
imoect molded pllstiC. 11" Iona.
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8Uf'F'ET CMIOf IAftl STEPS. Wown str8w
caddy cam. out chores In • most llttne'tM
menner. Holds ~re. pqtes, and nap.
kins llfftclentty tlfl you're reedy to set the
'111>19. P9lfect tat.atont for plcnk:s. Looks
nMt on the buff9t table. Double carrying
handle prwta ttppln•. JHesures 101h x
mi~ s~c.ddJ . : ........... $2.11
Ml.W .0.llE ftTS NlfY tWtt DRYDt. ~ wom-out tlQOd end meac. your hair d~ llM new ... In. Hood ms eny -. on •h d~ra end blowefs. Eld...,. ••• ~ c:.p putt. out to ~ end dry eny atYfe Mt.
e¥9ft ftum.t bc>Uffent. Ffta ~ fort•bly wer c:urlera. Made of guellty plHtlc In attractive
"°'!II pattlm. S.WS you 1$SI 1,.,_.,,,_...., ....... sue
1BSU1£ -.. .. wn.n ••11111
At llst .... -diDI -........... to ttnt lnchn of lllterill °" sfdrts, .... dnptrits. CUf· tlins n fllllioMble pint •Its wttt.out pins! Clips
waft witb MW lllhaiYt -. ... "'*r11ll. A tl4lous llWill Job_,. fllt 11111 oasy. fet ot 6 clips. tm;~---Slt ................... $1
ALL THE BENEF1TS OF A
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hom9 et • frKtloft of the __, C09t! Our
deluxe ~ beth Is *' aid In Miaht control. ,...., of -.ion ....... ... r belns. -... ,.,., .,.., .-.,. -'nc
of tf'9d mwclel, stimuletlon of drcul• tlon. C.n be ueed In MY room ot omc. without lnmllatton. ~ ... fotda up
compeetly. Plus• Into •ny outltt, hH
eUClomlltlc shut.off. £v.n lnchldet Pt'Ot9C· tf"9 Vln)'f floo( met.~ In mlnut..
Hes durable vln,t cowr. Complete with ....,,, ..,..,nor-noettlrw to buy.
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