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allowonce ·""'1 certain l(llP to _perform
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-lfd la llli-daa..,. .... ""'° aeta II a·"'"* tor doing .._ .._all..,..--..... IMIODI and that'I apemjve."
But 11 Ille wwld like to add a few
dolJan to her nlkt ..... ..,. her pertlils
will pay her ,,,.. -jobs performed .
l,10lll!d the home.
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' ' . SU"!DAY, NOVEMB~~ I~. 19n . -' .. . .... '
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
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Hopscotch Hijacking Ends ,
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Jn .... Cub.a; Gun.men Arrested . .
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HIGH 8CllOOL
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11About 11:15 p.m.. a voiee c:rackled
over the radio: 'Southern 49er, tb1a ls
Miami. We have the Wblte Hou5e on the
phone. John Volpe will talk at the reqorest
('f the President,' " Watts repmied.
He said another voice broke in saying,
"We can't raise the aircraft," then a
third voice said, "Thi! is John Volpe."
The man who identified himself as
Volpe •was told ' the plane was heading
IOI' Havana and ..........i. "! just
thought I'd try to talk them back.!'
Waltaald·--replled;'"lbey
IOid llley _., 1111<-to an1me .. the
Presklen& ..
The plane-apent .alleut two hours In
Havana · Sllturday an.noc., tbm r.
turned , ... --to the -Chica Naval Air Slatloo ... r ltey W..._
Alter a re!u.ellng atop at Key West, tt
took of! and headed northeast and then
swung nortllwest to land at MCCoy Air
Force Base at Orlando. ..
The hijackers there demanded fuel, oil
and trans-AUantic navigation ~rt.s. an
FAA opol!esman llUd. But the plane toolt
of! abl\lplly, and oUidals In Orlando Mid
FBI marbmtn ... out II -two .,
the jetllne<'a tires II lt llfted of[, ,
The plaDe clrclod ..... ltey West [or I
!ew millllel, lhep --for
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Negotiat~ng With Hanoi
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Data on Cancer
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People /Quotes
Huntington Beach City Cauncllmen de-
dded this 1'eek that they would like to see
a m1111icipol band fanned. The proposed
band woUld be composed of cilUeA '!\Usi,-
dam. who '""1ld g1 .. bi-monthly ~ al
•ulutas spots In the city. During the band
dli<oalon, the city's senior councilmen Tod
....... .en4oned the band but added, "I
cu• i good bond as long as it's nof a rock
bond."
Still bitter that Costa Mesa public works workers "came
out with their c:bain saws, trucks and grinders and killed 33
tree5," on Washington Street in his own neighborllood, y.,..
lyn Mlrtll called dty councilmen "a bunch of .bunllling bur-
eaucratic bums" for considering a proposed streef tree or-
dinance last week. Mayer Jack Hammett said be resented
Marth's argumentive style and objected to being placed In
a "bareaucnlle pr!loge bucteL" JWth Immediately remind-
ed him that the exact words uaed were "bungling burell&.
catic bu.ms... ·:
Recnperating from surgery for remow! of a cancerous
breast. Shirt.., Temple Block, former child ~ said, "II ·ii
my fervent hope that women will not be afraid to go to their
doctors for diagnosis when they have unusual sy'mptoms. There
is almost certain recovery from this form of cancer if it Is
caught early enough!'
A cililens group in Newport Beac:b
called a spe¢al meeting· for tonilbt at 7:30
at Newport lhrbof High SC:liool lo "gather
infonution" about a controversy surround-
ing the second pbue of the Versailles on
the Bluffs apartment project in West New-
poi:t. Counc:ihrien !lave a public hearing od
the development oet Monday nigllt by Allon
Book, clWni:um of the group -Newport
Residents United (NRU} -said they'd bet-
ter gel the lnformatiOn tonight to avoid
''turning Ille COtlllcil sesion Into a rbqbarb."
Besides, Beet said, "a simple bearing ii a
terrible place tn get information."
Warning against undennining the North Atlantic Treaty
Organllation, Gen And,_ J. Goodpastor, Allied commander
in Eurc:pe, said. "Despite all the Wk of detente and accom·
modation, the last few years have been marked by a continu-
ing and di5turb~~J::'wth in Russian military strength. The
Soviets may be · g more quietly just now, but they are
carrying a big stick -one whic:b is, in fact, getting bigger."
A special citizens committee bas sug-
gested, among many proposals, that Hun-_.,_.
tington Beach consider establishing council·
manic districts. Most councilmen are cool to
the idea, though they do admit it would cut
the high cc:st of campaigning. Jony Mltnoy
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summed up ~ !eelino. '.~ campaign
'before the election, I wlSlt !'hid a district, I I
but after each election, rm glad I don't."
Districts were a hot issue In 19'5, but voters
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LONOON (AP) -ScotllDd Yd-mi-
......... Salurday. wwld';!lde ........ lilo'· •
tbe-i&q letter lionib _,_..Uid'aid '
--~ eoukl -In the <hiltmil man l'l!rih. · 1 • • •
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of mi. at Jewtidt ...... ID!I •• omeoo ..,.. l!rilaln """"eud7-
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Two mail -In i..-ID!I • lldrd
illbel Cf._.. .... clifl\1.,i ~ -.... they could ..... damop. 'l1iel'
brwil>t to II tbe total dilco>ered In Brl-
lala ln ... do7f, lDolOdlnl ... In Ille •
m,lnll ·boldl YlidaJ tllaf WWilded a
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t""'"1ll«! la Sw--... -In IarMI. ~bad -llliiJOd_~ India, T•-Woit~ For. 9et but autllarltlet tlln aid Ille apbive ·~BJ . ,
cie.-w -!Dode....,.. IDdl&. Members ol the ~wpcjrt Harbor American l.A!glon Post 291 hoist Brtllell-~Mpec:Ulit.Arib .tmw-•, •thelr-rlflM ~OJ" a salute to_tbe "old" Veteran's Dl!f whic:b Americans
!:,\.:\ad:Cbe Seplemher ~~ Jn. celebrated. on Nov. 11 until recenUy. Even though Veteran's Day bas
and killed ~Get!. al li,.ti M~ been officially c:banged to Oct.. 23, some refuse to accept. the switc:b.
0'1mplc:s ~ .,.. blan\ed ..... weeb-. Nov. 11 was the _dale of the mgnmg of the WWI armistice in 1918.
1110 for a nob·llf leltor bombl to llnell . ..
=b.r.lnduding one Iba~ killed a . c f" . w 't s I
Wltllmountlngevidenceofanewletler ease-Ire: on 0 ve
bomb wave directed against Jewish
~·r; .. ::i::i~~~!.."°': F I E t p bl Ch ·=:~~crime~ chief. ar as ro ems: ou
Cmdr. Ernest Bond. WIS named to head
tbe probe. -led tbe inveatigation Of. COPENHAGEN (UPI) -Prsideot mon lnleresled In tbe "8lrlc:ted area of
tbe lemJrlst•bombiop at tbe bomes o1 Nam's main (001 after his re ohctlon II a ceuHlre and acoordlngly ba4 uked
Brilllb Clbinet !Cmisim 1111 year by ,. to .....,.. a luting -In' !""°'MDI mlY Ille r.ur · nallom dilOc:tly -
anorc:llilt -oalled ''The Angry . bul a -will aot -iD tho Ibero." tbe joumallsts quot..i ldm as Br1pde.'' pniti!ma Jn 1he Far Eat, Q'tcss! Pre-.aaYbJc'. , ·
Re amsled iDeged mem1ien o1 tbe mler Chou &>lat said In ._u nl wt Chou Aid ....,U.tiooa bno191ng tw
l!rigade before any hilfb olfjcjall .,.... bin samuy. and Clmbodla In' partleular will .bo. wtr/
hurt. 'l1>e ~a~ -aro "'"'""' trial The 7f.~ premier talked for IO bani and 11W>11 libly thO whole .el of Sc:olfand Yard alao .....i Detec:tlve mlllalel wltb a IP'OUP of -naYlan problems 1111111 be turned over and view-
Supt. llllc:llael Davies as a speo;la1 liaison edit<n and newsmm In Cbe "Peoples ed again "a couple of tilces."
offlcer for Cbe moll bomb -Jlnlbe to Roll" In Peking Friday. News of the eo.-ning Nam's ee-elec:tlon, Chou
coordinate investigatloos wUh police meeting was delayed 1Dltil it was re-was quoted u saying, "Re bu dooe a lot
forces around tbe ""'Id. leased In Copenlligoa. to tmpnve relalloos b<tween Ibo United
OHlclail In India said Cbey in!A!n:epled Wben ·asked by a Donish newsman 513tes and China but it ;., more tm-
50 letter bombs last week from more whether China ;., prepared to join other portant !or m what he ...., to improve
than ~ mlllian piet"eS of mail handled. major PoWerS in guarent.eeiDg peace in the cblrees of peace in Vietnam."
Tbey lti1I ml!led at least 21 more letter Vietnam, OIOU said: Danish --
RedRockets .
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SA100N (UPI) -Communill troapo :
,_ Ibo Amertc:1n and South Viet-:
nm ?Tl bMe lit Bien Hoa Mir Salem. : -.,.....,,..t polllions around tile -ibem dty ol Quine Tri wltb more
tban 1,llO rounds 11111 ...... up .. am-•
mqnjtim dump just ootslde tile coplta1 •
early lbll momlnf, military -said. : Abolli 50 rocbll blt In ID!I around Bin •
Hoa 11 miles northeast of salgoo • .,.1y
today lr:U1ing three chlldreo, South Viet· _
-mllltar)'· ..,._,,., said. •
lllllitary sources said 10 penona .,.,. •
wounded, inc:luding four women and Ill
South Vietnamese soldiers. EJcb1 American sel"\'lreme!J su/fmd
aJla .and bruiJes acrambllng for OC>W1",
mlillary ,.,....,.. said. A Soulh Viet·
namese F5 Freedom Fighter jet was
~ damqed, "and a IUdol lgnlled a
-" ............ --· 150 -nisten ablue, military ........ said.
South Vie-marineJI neae Quq
Tri ctty 404 mflea north of SallfOll _..
shelled with l,llliO rounds Of mWod
artlllery, rocket and mortar fire 5alur·
day.
In flgllting tbat followed, the marines
reported killing 19 North Vietnamese
soldiers while suffering seven of their
own men killed and 29 wounded.
About 500 tom ol artUlery explosive
powder were set afire, before dawn today
at Tuy Ra, ...., ... miles llOUlheast or
Saigon. milllaly ....... said.
Deep io Cbe llekq Delta !JO. miles .
--Of Saigon. four IZmm mortar •
sbells exploded In Cbe --c:aplta1 of : ~ "=-~--kllllDc ; ~ said. 30, military
In tile air war, U.S. Navy jeta lilt a
-.nQe.wJde OommunJal I Upp I J
c:ml«,llQUded bJ one ol North Viet· : nam•s 1-vlest a::awintratkm <!1. _. •
lialnnft -Cbe U.S. command Ald sa1un1ay.
Bridge Disas~r
Yields 5 Bodies bombs accounted for in Br It a in' "Neither Great Britain nor auna bas dKlle bis oe:;::o~tbeJ:!fe
Swll2erland and brael in the fast lew been asked to participate altbougb this calmly wben questioned about Sino-BRUNSWICK. Ga. (UPI) -The bodies ~ hero said they ezpected -.... included in Hanoi's ninf>.palnl peace -malions but turned bltler and of five mare.-of a ""1l>llriclP col-wave of leller bombs was lll<ely durin accord. Apparently Cbe United Sletel ;., sarcutie wl>eb be turned to China's con-lisicn ..,.. nwvered SOturdlJ, brinllnc
the a.ristmu mail rusb wl>eb overwoek~ Diet wllh Cbe Soviet Unioo. tbe total o1 -dmd to 10.
~-~have Jess lime !or ' Lady Churchill, 87, ~:i~u:;\:' .. ~°!: ir:!=1';'.;i-=:1.:.*'t:
4-1'01~:;~ =~ ~u\!1; • Suffen Broken Hip , . = ~· ~ :i, ~ :t:' "'~ =-i!\:'"'1 S::,
mrlYe with largO bl Of Clirt.tmas to tbe -.... ....._ tinnb!"W-~and ..... Cbe -
cartis and .,. opened at tbe same time. LONDON (AP) -Lady Speg:er-"It Is very dllllcult for "" to diniDguisb Bwill-mp.mc llr1Dlnlc:lt 'R!v.r. t
'l1>e letter bomb found In Glasgow WU Cburehill, wldoor of! Jlir \Vim!ll>a. """'< l be-in. ·...i "'1lnle _..,. froDl . ~4,111t,!!"d* fal~~y Wtl1! l went again.rt Ille ptoposal 'llmost 2-1, and
councilmen say It Isn't likely to become a bot
is.rue again.
ved ~ ewish h of clathtnc\ reported in salilf8etory cmclillon In ~. Out of uperlence '-U.. lasl ldedtum wnue the qlli«, ')lllft ~:
" -. ·• t 1 ba4 IJtlt''maileddrl>in · Westminster Hospital , hero Setun!Jy 2Q ~ we ttocl to choose the negaUve lilteil mlY II !!lat or a w1imall, a boy 11111 ;
"·i •1 • .. BombilJ' ~ hfl.en. ,. night after ·an operation for a hrokm.J:tp. Jwoidilg." a man. • ' don lnc:inded one spotted In a post office -~---''----'--;.:_ __ _:. ____________________ _
LT. Col. J. IC. Codnn, squadron oommander for Marine and a """"1d deUverecl to a Jewish area
pilot. on the alttnft carrier America, said, ''The• rumors in eaol Loodon.
aboard this ship ... I can't believe il You name a day be-
tween now and next April that there'll be a cease-fire, and TffE BEEK
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Shirley Praised for Not
Keeping Quiet on Surgery
STMTOllD (UPI) -A!..-gny blin
.... !ram the ----spill-in;:: O'fltt u.e pil)oill', td. tbt ,,,.,,, ..
smDe is ltiD there .m ., m'f die db1ip&ts
tbat once made be< the molt -. lit·
tJe girl in the nrid.
Sbirley Tempe B1xt. the -i11w
cbiJd -......... lried polilic:s -c:essfully but -d!arm mode her • ~"""""ul diploma!. is fic!>r.q ...,
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King GmtaY Honored
On 90lh Birthday
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HUACKING. ' • •
Havana alttr tbe pilot notified the FAA
be ba4 ... utremely c:rttleal" emergen-
cy .., -.i and tbac bis "co-pilot is no
ionger of any WM!: to me."
Soulbern AinroYJ reported tbal nf·
fidail In Cnilo bad foamed the nmway
fer the crippled jet, which c:irded tbe
~ for &!>OUI lO minutes to bum .<>fl
'l1>e maralbon bijac:t, wblcll bad In-
~ a llDUl In bomb an atomic ruo-
tor plant lD Te10••1ee Uthe ramom-de-
mlD!I wu not met. began at 5:3S p.m.
PSr Friday when tbe three fug!Uveo took
over Cbe DC t after It len Blrmlngbam,
Ala., Oft a flight to Montgomery, Ala,,
and Florida.
Agency Fnmc:e Press reported lrom
Havana that Prime Mln1*r Fidel Castro
wu at tile airport when the plaoe landed
tbe !Int time in Qiba. Tbe hijackers
demanded tbal Castro oome aboard, but
be AmaiJ>ed in an aJrporl lounge dJrec:.
ting tile ~-. AYP added.
Tbl dispatch alto said Cbe Qiban ·~ ficials ...._.,. tried to sunound the
plane ID!I -Ibo bijac:bn .. sur-
--It landed tben Saturday &na-. AYP said abarpabooters In
dflllan c:lotbea were stationed nearby out
GI iilpt of the bijac:bn.
I c:am-o•a depUIJ -minister lalk-td wttb the bijac:bn ir-a ramp wblcb
blnly -tile c:oc:q,lt window. and
al ... poiDI OablD ~Inn ""' tbreo,_ wlth a band _.... be1d by
-of the -"" aalil. The hijadm .,...... lall the pi-. . ,,,., ...... WWJ of tbe QibaDI, the
AYP~~rduledtoiel
a --Iba ploa to attend a c::t'::.i.• lnod -tedlJ -•
County Man Dies
In Traek Crash
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-~ 47, ol tUI rt Grand
Aft.,asndtbo-.... strud<bJa ....,.. trw:t tblt went oot of c:ontrol on
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'~· AN. OUW'ANDING . SELEalON TO INFORM AND ENTERTAIN .
. ., THE YOUNG llUDEllS • : • SEAUTIFUUY ILIUStllTTEIJIN COLOR
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• The Huu1 Body • Dl!ICJSlllS ORIG. PUIUSllD PlllCI
• Racing cars 1
• Racing Cars 2
• Sports cars
• lllotorcycles
•Ships
• FlPti111 Planes
• Plaaes
• h1dians
•Horses
•Trains
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"" mldlotlllod boy ..... aoc:ompanled tbt couple II Ille)' walked lor beJp Wll
bdlnJI -y . .Autbodtlet.Jald.ba ... ~ to Loma Linda Unlvtnlty liedical
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SHOWDOWN ON ,FUROR: NEWPORT· BEACH -The
controversy over a Toledo, Ohio, developer's plans for a blih
density apartment-condomilllum known 81 Ver.aiuet OD tfie
Bluffs, near Hoag Hoapltal, in We~ Newport <Ontlnued
throughout the week. It was learned the developer had
·threatened to sue councilmen personally -and attach lhelr
wages and assets -If Ibey didn't agree to settle a $12. 7 mil·
lion density lawsutt. They had met and oetiled the llllt Nov ..
I -the day after It was filed. They agJeed to setUe even
though a private law firm had said the deVeloper, the Donald
Scholz Company, stood UtUe chanoe of collectln& anything.
Councilmen have called for public bearings Monday. Mean-
while, the planning department bu said the project's en·
vironmental impact report ts lncomp)ete. • . '
COLOR TELEVISION: ORANGE ·COtlm'Y ~ The coun.
ty's first public broadcaatlng station; =: beaming •!ta full color UHF signal to 1.5 mllllon p ,. 'llewrs on
Nov. 20, It was announced this week. of the Cout
Community College District, ownen and operators ~ KOCE
Channel 50, say It will foeus two-thirds of Its energy of cuJ.
tural, educati~nal, and political aHairs of Orange County.
ASPHALT ACCESS: LAGUNA BEACH -The newer,
bigger relocated Coast IDJthway between Corona de! Mar and.
Laguna Beach 'w6n't itsell have too much impact on lhe Art
Colony, but it ralsea again the possible annex of the northerly
lands by Laguna, The m~tter is expected to surface on a City
Council agenda soon to enable city fathers to measure conr
munity interest ln such an action.
TAKING GAS: HUNTINGTON BEACH -Tighter restric-
tions have now been adopted for the construction of service
stations in the dty. The new ·laws essentially requtre better
buUdings and mo111 landscaping to avoid the . old, ugly "tin
can" image .. The dty's existing stations have been warned
that they, too will have to meet the new laws within the next
few years. '
SNEAK
PREVIEW' _seven ;11
a, 13ApN
He Felt Left Out
In the fiurry of faculty dlscussiol1 of the Issue of aca-
demic freedom as It f!!•testo ClllDpus screenings of controvel'
sial .films las! week{ lhe identity of one outspoken prof8880l"
, • escai!W'fyjiorten cpwi'm'g Pi• f~culty senale'al UC!. Howevar,
,the ~wil .prof~r'J re1111rts beaf tepeaijng. ' ' He likened the "slionymous" · cehsafs· Ii> p0litlcal poll ..
ters. His comments came after colleagues had said they'd re-
fused invitations to review the homosexual film 11Seven in a
Barn." These fa culty members said they wanted no £:
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censorlng a film that ·lfter•waa banned by the UC! a · is-
tration last •arch. "I for One," the professor ~d. "would
like to lnik&.it known I '\l'Ould enjoy a PJivate ocreening -
just once befbrethfl'au,thorjties seize such films."
Later, faculty voted 68 to 6 to uphold their earlier stance
opposing censorship as a violation of tradiU,,US of academic
freedom. 1. •
However, lhe action does not ~ ~e Gay student
Union to ecr<en the ·film. r&culty memben lllen!ly upressed
their displeasure at the administration'• interpretation of a
1968 Regents' clinlctive 111garding possibly "lewd or obscene"
performances on universlt>: campuses.
BIG BALLOT: SAN CLE~t Nixon, fwnb-
ling with a newspaper.,S!Jed bellot,-. cast ,lils vote at~
Clemente's Concqrdia Scbool earty In the w~ then new to
the nation's capital to watch the greale9t landslide for a Pn!sl-
dential candidate in hiswry. The President caused a chuckle
to rise among observers when he lost his grip on the ballo~
dropping it before he finished marking his selections. Unruf-
fled, be picked up the sheet and went back to work behind the
canvas drape of !he voUng booth.
BILLBOARDS: COSTA MESA-Hal! of Costa Mesa's 40
billboards are candidates for possible elimination. Members
of the Beautlflcatlon Committee say Ibey are standing illegal·
ly. The city Is investigating.
GETTING THROUGH TOWN: NEWPORT BEACH -
:Motorlng through Newport Belch II a problem that bepo
getting worse, e~ at lhe Poclflc Cout lllg!nny bridge
crossing Newport Bay. The tnfllc awll an nothing eom-
pared to lhe contnlversy lll1'nllllldlnr IQUOlllone lhat an<llher
bridge be built over lhe Upper Ba7, liO>nnr. Now a citi-
zens' committee -ms ID hoe a compromllt, ~ by a
councilman. Build another bridge, but bQlld It only a tew
hundn!d feet north to provide.a cllrecl UnJI betw1111 the hllh-
way east of the bay and the·Dover Dri,..Weotcllf!-171h sir.et
intersection nesr the Costa M-dty boundary. ·
BOND 'MIRACLE': ffiVINE -Terming the 80 percent
voter support of the historic ''50 mllllon school COGJlrudlon .
bond meuµre Tuetday u a "miracle", lnine UnUled School
District SUperlntendent Stanley Corey turned hll attention w planning the building program the boti~ In the next 10 years, Irvine growth II expeollOd to con-
struction of two new hlgll llChoolJ, thNe achoolJ
and 12 elementary ICllooll. By a zim11n ol 4 to 1, Inln•
voten gave their new ochool board lhe mandate to provide
the needed schools for the dlatrlct which begins nut June
with appro~ately 7~ ~!&.
SIGN POLLlll'I°"' m1NT!NGTON BEACH -City coun·
cilmen have put a ¥t 'lo 1111 commerdal llpt ..Web rolata,
pulsate, hllnk, tlalll ~ IDOM• la 111,1 mw.. ftt)' allo will
not allow a dl!ft ooer :!&!Mt tall. -nc liCIW which 'flolate
the new r..irlctlons ·have been -Yelllo years to cbanp. ' .
ltEMOVIS LINIS: ~ -Voters In lhe Capto.
trano UnHled Sclioo1 DIJtrl~ TIMlday dealt a blbw lo the
unique mtthod of electlnf tnulteet for the dbllrtcl Tiiey
chose to ~unch at-larp voting for ~ who mmt lift In
soeclflc dlllr1ct. Before ~· eledlona truot.. -e!O<'led only by a Tote ~ l'tlldlinta In the Cllld141ta'a apadfta
•eograohlcal areL '!'be !Int tle$l comet nat Apirll wben cud!·
dates for three board ••II muJt ClllD)JllCn onr lM tq1IC9 mll11 for YO!ar aupport. _ '
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Wind Whips Vp Sea, Shim
Wind and water cqmbined to play a powerful sym·
phony on Oran~Coast waters Saturday, whipping lh& D-OnDally 'd sea into a briny white froth .
But in Newport bor the potentially destructive
clearly visible in Huntington Beach where breskers
thundered througll the concrete pilings and splashed
water over the railing. On lhe Balboa parldne lot,
the powerfUl gusts were put to work by Michael
Jolmson, 14, Alan Halderman, 18, and Brett Wehn,
14, who hoisted their shirts and Ailed off-<in their
skateboards.
forces wen!· fettered bY the man-made jetty which
provided shelter for boats such as the lone sloop
above. The violent action of the elements was mo111
2 Youths Held
In Los AJigeles
·. se11061 ShootiDg
LOB 'ANGELE.f (UPI) -PoUce ar·
rested two Juveniles and were looking for
a ibird· Satunlay for a shooting Incident
durlog Jefl ..... Hlldi Scllool .. bop)ocom-
lng -Fr1daf iii W!iicb nw. 1een-.,.,. ...... --.
so.,ral lhots ---Into • crowd ' . . of-~ .. --.. ·bolnecli\nlni -·· llool for pi...
IUmaklng, -aid. · -aecllned to ldel!lify lhe IUlpOCll,
but II.id that one wu aPJKehem"' at hll
home and lhe olher _....., Bolb
'fiwe boobd OD llllpicloo of uutdl w!lb --~ . lnlient to eoinmlt murder. ' '
The most oeriously . lnjur<d In · the
shoollng wu ~Y Thompson, 16, who
was listed in satisfactory condiUon arter
undergoing surgeey Sat:Jroay for a wound
In the abdomen.
Trina Spears, l~. a homecoming
prlnceel, Clleryl Jones, If, Walter Lundy,
If, and -Deville, II, alao IUll<nd ~ -· All were llllod In pod OODl!llon.
wttreRM said they beard It leut live
....... and -they ---by -cc two,..., mm wtlhln lbt "'1lld.
Oli!dalo qaldb' berded -· .-11 Into -u pollco of·
fkw'I «111•&,,.. an tbe ....
-llnUd Ibo -to ......
tinulnl -bot•-two rtnl """' Ille "AceJ·Ducl)'I" ,and 1"1bl Qtpl,'' and
beUmd ... -·II WU In ntallatlon ----" loolball -ldlldu1ed lac J'rlday anen-, WU .....ned after lhe
~. bal then wwe no lmmedlall
plana to ..... Ille acbool llooday.
The lncldeal -Im than I month
alter Ibo Lot,....... -of -Ion _Mlmatlc..,,...,.,,...,,iaim
aplmt ..,.... _.,,.. -on
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Girl Petition
For Boys Cl.ms
WI P'lllt.HOIOO (UPI) -Two -. apsJrls-.... to-itolor<o
lbtlr lllP ........ lat -.... dWll In .ato aw tMkl Ind wood ......
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Extradition Expect.ed
' -For Murder.; Swp'ectS ·
SANTA . Blt.RBlt.Rlt. (lt.P) -Ex-
lrsdltlon proceedlnp began Saturoay for "'° member• of a nonnadlc tam.Uy
Wider lnvesttgallon In a series of crose-
COUDlry murden. .
lt.llllough no murder charpo hive been'
filed, autborttta say lhe lamll1 bu been
qn"llkmed idJoui 11 ala1IDP. and 111111<
oflldalo ..., u many u :a umolTIJd
mun!en /" hall • -w-.. lllfa
... Wider lludy.
The holds of lhe family are Sherman
Mc<nry, a, and hla wile, Catolyn, 45.
'l'be otben are a 10D Dangr. It; a
dalllbler, Gllicer McQ<aey Taylor, 12,
and -In-law Carl RaJDDld TaJlor, ll.
The elder Mccrary, In Folaom Prbot:,
and T1ylor, In San Queatln, are llOl"Vlng
temu ot five years lo Ufe for a
supennarbt robbery here WI June In
which 1 policeman waa wounded. 'nW!
olhen are Ml'fioa flin&.montb aentencet
In lhe Santa Bari>ara C<lunty Jail lot
harborlni fUllUvet.
O!llclall llY they ..... -the
flllll!J' drlllld --lo lllte, Ibo men worklni at odd Jobi..,., u carnival
wort and the womm u wattre.el. They
came m,!nall1 tnm A-. Tu. Tllo lint of Ibo _.... betnr .,,.
veolll•ted In -wtth lhe ,...141<: clan '""w1od ID /t,fllllll lf71
and lhl ---v 11111 ,_, of·
flcllla Aid. ,,.... -were -
girl1 employed as waltreasea In all-night
doughnut lhopo.
Mn. Taylor, who rave birth to her
fourth cblld two ,...u ago In lhl county
Jail, WU liken In CUlfody by offkon
from Colarido, after walvlatr "'1ndltlon,
to laoe • hid chick chirp at Lakewood.
O!llclab Aid n1au .. tnm TeuJ had
taken lhe b1bJ boy to live wtth !him.
Iler -· Ilonn)r, alao bu walwd e&it.utlaa and TUii ofllcert were a-
pecled to.-,, hlm-lbt .......... to
Dailu, wllere bt -a ~ vlolatlon. Offldala Aid that onlJ minor alleg1·
-... lmolved In lhe utrodltlom, but
pointed OUI that Dallaa ad the Denvtr
lllllorb wm the llicatlom of 1wo of the
murclera.
A Santa Barbera [>Ollce o!Dclal uld
SaWnlay lhe·efder Mc:Cr1r7 and T1ylor
In! npeded lo be extradJlod 10on lo
Utah, whlnl bolh ba¥O -charged In
led«&! Wlll'llltl wtlb tldnlplng • Salt
Lake City wallrell later found dead.
"'lb• motlfftlon lot lheM crimes hu
been rOOl>ery," Aid Roctr Willard of lhe
Depal1menl of Plllllle Saflly I n
Lakewood, a.lo., ........ ... of the ..-.......... _ .... -tld-
nlrc1' ... hlJJWlc:s wort bl tbl otncer't
tloDd Ibo famJJy lo a dlaln
of _,.,. IOld. Far -· T Wf m .i.,tnp In thal
•• ... -tlnuO hlllfafcl
·--Ibo-Ba ... cw.
Prosecution, Defense Rest
In Fragging Court-martial
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Photos by
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TEL It.VIV (lt.P) -Doltme llinlallJ l
Moshe Doyan left for Ibo United llafa )
today for polltJcal talkl with Semt"'1 of I
· Sllll Wlllllm ~ and dll<IJAlono ol •
111111 satei wttb lhl .... lqm. !
Dayan .... ~ by Labor
Mlnlaler Yoed 1t.1moc1 and ~
leaderEle<Wellimln, lormerd!Wof 1·
Ibo air -· Thi tine -.... .,,.
vll<d for a --.... a ... laur for
lhe United Jewllll Appeal IUDikalllnl
ampolgn.
The defense m!nlJter wu -lo
-Rafm. All!Nnt Sec:ntafJ of Slale
for Mlddle Eut Allaln .i-pb Siiex> and
Pmlap ollldal• 'lllunday.
Dayan laid hil talks ftl"e It the ln-
ltlaUve ot the AmerlcaN ud "I am not plamJni to bring up .,, opeclal 1111>
jed."
His talb with the Ptolqm are lo
"revitw our routine ~ and
rout1ne dlfOcalt1el m lbl •Whm ol
bu)'lnc -·" hi added. ""°'II allO WU -!led lo W An..
CIO ~ G«qe -, aad -
unloaollldala.
Gay Activilt.s
Rally, Prof.est
'Haraumenf
NEW YORK (UPI) -Ollotln,tr ''Tw<>
r ...... 1x .. fl!lt. Gay 11 Good, bay lo
Gru~" about JCIO .,,._n of dot Cl)'
lt.dlvllla AJllaoce COM) r1nled llt Polloo
lleodquartera S.tuntay 10 pn>lalt wbal
they <Ill pnll<e .. _. of -Stancll .. In lhe cblllJ -_,. a
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wbk:b •I blm to tlio ........ wttb multlplt~ '
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Trallsfe~ Antirace ~~ue~
T ~ Qtientin WASl!INGTON (AP) -Adm. Elmo R. lo Uaure .. ~non of ·.,.,... )bin> :lllO
~ J l4Al\'iiNEz (UPI) .;. Poll .. dlscloaed
. , .. SI~ the trins!er ,to . i@n,_QU.ntlri
prisoo for "proto.ctln"'....,.,. ol two
Slllf*ll 'Jn the dilrtlt cit<h persons
,,_ bodlel l't'O ·IOil .. f tn ·a..reponoct
l!eil•i Ancel bu01l>C stte. · ~ ·
Sber111'1 dopullel aatd wduk l!itten
llld Wlll!am J, ---lnoved from the Qllllra Costa Comly jaD 11111 placed
lO the sU lluentbt idJl"'nMfd center le><
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Zwnwall Jr., dllel ol naval , operations, equal-opportunity pt'Qgrams. '
uld Saturday olftcua whit ;,,. tJ>. -The Navy-chief aald lh8t lollo ... thrpu1h
aen:iitjve or lu( In dealJng with racial machinery had been lunctloolng aloc;e the
PnJblems wtll be-Out ol the f!lavy. Navy's equal .. pportunlty program was
Zumwalt Aid tbb ln.lio IDWvlew wbeil develO!l'd in llrn>, but he ~lodged
.-bow he ID!mds lo eolorce his that 1'Cent racla) lncldOnls aboard th""'
~ ·policy I ow a rd con> Navy vessels In tbe Pacific, togetb<r
menden who have lolled lo CAlTJ' out with a retention study, bad aler1ed him
t-yeaHld equal~ty pnicrams that the situation Is pve.
"with a whole blart." r Aaked why evu.icm and lack" ol
!'We wtll IDlill that !election boards perfwman<e .., theae eqnal._nm.117
Pl1 gut altmtlon lo a niall's programs bad not been detected earllef,
performance In , tbb area ," Zumwalt Zumwalt fepued:
Slid, "and lbiDlt who are not really fully 0 How •do you meamre .what's· in a
CQMCll•• GI. the need ... ablolute ·lbd ~!J: mJnd ls the p~ How do-yOQ
tolli equoU\y will, -time, be weeded -that feeling of prejudiCe I lllall out In the Nii'fJ'• ltlectlaa ~ ~ doesn't even recogni:ie-be bas!
M«9 than •year -the Na'1 .acled ''I peraonalb' alwaya . have bqwn tt
lo rate 1111v11lollicen In-their periodic ft~ wu going lo take ns yem lo ov......,11
.. reports m their Jll>Wty lo deal with celllury of.having a-white Na.Y."
Dlllr' Pjltt ......... Alt w.;a
UCI STUDENT JEAN HUCKINS WIJH HER VOLKSWAGEN THAT ADVERTISES UNITED AIRLINES
She Is P•ld for Driving Own Car; lllustr1tion1 Show Other llllb:..rd Doalgns for 81191
-Tbe1 aald the ad!oo Wll taken for
their 11~ ~·· IDd to give
nlief '° the-Jail'• HOftlrtu.ed, facilities:''
,,,., added the!' did not • haft tlllY
evtdence ol on·-.plol DO< did they
beUeve otben In tbe jail tbrelten<d the
two Angels,
Two other snspecls, Edward J. carter
and Chester M. · Greenf remained nt the
Coonty Jail.
The bodies of two men and a \vo:nan
were found buried at a ranch iri Men·
docino County. An unidentified inlormer,
reportedly dying of cancer, said in a
ccurt affidavit that jhe men were killed
by members of the renegade motorcycle
bllcU aDd other membera of minorities Zumwalt salcf the problem "runs
in the Navy's rapb. Zumwalt told 81J vertically, riihl · straiibl tbrouib the
aaaemhly of senior admlrala and Matjlle Navy." '
generala Friday that tbl8 bad been done HWe bave some flag officers, we have
only "in a small percentage of reports,, some captains, 'We have ·some com--
. Triple Slayer
•;Makes Escape
::From Prison
,. FLORENCE, Ariz. (AP) -CGavicted
triple slayet Charles Sclllnld, whole
escape attempt from the Arlzoo8 State
Prisao _in a gymnastics apparatus~ a
month ago was rolled, ned the facility .
with another prisooer Saturday.
Prison officials said Schmid, 30, and
Ray Hugdens, 32, serving life for a 1962
triple slaying near Kingman, Ariz., were
discover\'!d missing during a late af-
ternoon count . .
Warden Bud Gomes said tracks had
been discovered leading from the prison
and it was assumed the two were outside
the waits.
Gomes aid tho tracks were boodlni .
northeast from tho prism .. !lo said " •
gtW'd aaw two men walkiDg near a
prilon ranch a short distance from the
prism alxlut an hour before the pair
were discovered missing. Gomes said he
was assuming the two men were the
escapees.
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Bags bi Ad Pr.ojral!l
S~udents Geiting Paw
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For Driving ·'B·illboard'
By EARL WWION slu<lenl drivera•must be al least 19 years °' .. Dlllr ,_ ,..., old, with •sophomore « junior standing,
"Reaching colleges students was a and aticwe average scholastically. They
problem ~ bat we've got thiBup .out."· ·must'blve· nct'm:ajor moving violations
That's the !logan· of Beetleboards of 1 for ~ three years and no police
America, Inc., a Los Angeles firm. retont.
BeeUeboards is an advertising concept The student must also carry full in·
that employs college students to drive surance on the VW. The bug must be in
privately-owned Volkswagen sedans good running condition. The students
supergrapbically painted and deealed must also appear psycOOlogtca.Uy stable
with eye-catching advertising messages. and have a.positive atUtude toward being
In effect, the car becomes 3 billboafd involved in the Beetleboard program. For all that, Jean Huckihs receives $20
that goes everywhere the student goes. a month for a guaranteed minimum of
The ~t gets $20 a month for drlvinll nine months. . •
the "bbltieud'' around. "L had·to sign e contrad:1o.~ve my 'Die princlpll .target areas for car palnled by Volkswallf!il," said· the
BeeUeboards thus far have been collese philosophy major . from San Rafael,"
campuses. in the Western state:s, aelected "and when the client's contract is up and
on the basis of enrollment and proximity if be does not renew for another nine
lo large metropolllan areas. months, they will remove 1be decals and
gilng. ·
The affidavit was filed in a Ukiah oourt
Friday. lbe Mm<loclno Comity D!sirict
Atlorney's olflce bad oougbl to 11Uppress
the allidav!t for II daya, bul COOlra
Costa County authorities aubmllled it In
open. court lo justify the arrest of the
lour snspecls.
Shop Owner, Shot
Dead in Belfast
BELFAST (UPI) -Two iUDJr.en burst
into a Belfast newspaper vendor's shop
Saturay-night end shot the proprietor to
death, police said.
A police spokesman said Gerald Kelly,
50, a Catholic, was pronounced dead on
arrival at Royal Victoria Hospital after
the sbooUng in the Catholic Crmnlin
Road area.
" His death was the S28th in three years
of sectartsn strife between Northern
Ireland'• minority Roman Cat)>olia and
majority Protestanls.
and then pertunctofuy.J' He made Jt clear nianding officets of all ranks, we have
he will not tolerate further avoidance. s<,me NCOs who are still unaware of the
1Alift'walt said that the Navy's in-extent to which they· are prejudiced and
spectors general will make spot checks in we have at all levels some wbo are e.1:-
thia area, as well as other investigations tremely aware."
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Girl's 4-ct Brings Lourdes Gifts
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MAnlm>NE, Englin•·"(~ -Tile Peter and Carole ta Lolm!es 1n eorty
stepolsler ol • -yeor,old,c:rlpji!ed ,bi>y llecembet when the celelratlonl for the
ran away ~m home lo cut f.am!lt ,food Feast of the lmm!<Ulate.Cooceptlon take
costs so the boy could be .sent to Loorde:i place, n a spokesman for the airline said.
for a mlracJe. Lourdes, the site where Roman
Now, thanks to donations from many Catholics beUeve Bernadette Soublrous
people, the whole family will make the repeatedly saw visions o( the Virgin
trip. · Mary •. IS~ renowned as a source of
Eleven-year-old Carole Sinclair, wbo ·miraculous cures for invalid faithful.
left home so her mother could cut costs Peter has spincll atrophy. Doctors say
and send her crippled stepbrother to seek he is expected to live only a few more
his miracle, will accompany her mother years.
and the boy on the journey. Carole bigliljgbted her stepbrother's
People Crom as far away as the United plight when she lefi home in the hope ..
States have offered to bt!lp and Aer ·that with ooe mouth less to feed her
L!ngus, the Irish Airlines, promised an mother, ~ane\, Woold be able to.afford ID
e-paid lour-<iay trip lo the F<encb take Peter lo Lourdes. Whee she became
Shrine. • lr!gblened, a poUceoian took tier· home
"We would like lo send Mrs. Sinclair, all\! told the story lo the press. '
Among those picked Is UC Irvine restore my Bug to il>~o · condition."
where sophomore J een Huckins was · BeetJeboards are · in a manner
selectejl lo tia.;i• VW. ~ wttll the simllar 'lo blllbolrds:· hie for nine
advertlsemeil ol .tlniled Altl!Dos. ftl<lilths ol e_.,e :ranges from l'l5t Sh&wers Hit Great Lakes, E(l.StCoast
Jean said she answered an ad placed in each for 100 or more, to $800.eacb for 25
the camp!\S ncws~r and was chosen. to 50. ~ minimum buy 1!1r 'W ell~ ii S £ llf , _ --
I, r-~ ~~ ~~· qualifications, 25 cars. ~~i;, . • om.a
.1 A cllenth can FY ... ~Y . . ~· .~ .. '~~r alliw':.~" srt~,::~CO:: or eac campus ... I)& . ore . ,..,., ~ ~ t'OOltt' ~ c.\Mr -.!Mr Student to Duel products will ever be vertlied on any' 111 Mlfl..U of ftie ~. In wn DI ... COlll!ty, a blU'SI"'
University Chief
' HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI ) -The
pre1klent ·of. the Unlvenity of Hartford
says ~ will accept a challenae to duel a
student lea&s-oo campua lfooday -
with CllllaN pieo ~I 31 Inches.
President An:blbrJd M. Woodrnff ·will
!QUlre off in the bloodless duel apiDlt
Eric V. LIUl:y, ol Grut Neck, N. Y.,
cbainnlD of the studenl woc!llloo.
one campus. So the total Beet!eboards "~ '"''"' '" •~h " "'"· •"" f~r any one college Would'be'·36. Charles ~ ~~c. ~~dtd ·~ fht
Bird, bead of .BeeUeboards, will accept TN H'9t!MY Petrol Mid r•Mll~
as an ad only what the college newspaper ~:kit ":17.!:":!:0 ~~ ~
would accept. They JDU!lt all be In good ~On~ ,:Way.c.i;:_, ttirw: taste, and•political ads are nOt pennltkd. WJo.-ot":' to'° :'i. an~ :.i.
Bird commented .. Coll_ students " ,..tt "'sen oi.oo c-ty; ~. • • -e... dawn sio-tlrm Md tr-. Mlfllafltles silnply do not·relate to 1g~ media ad-Mid."""' ltree!' _...,..,,..,"'De. v~same .. ~theDDIHW. =-=~~1='!::~
danl Uon. m• • , outdoor '10utal Weetller bilJbouila ·are put down by ltudenls . WIT · · NI t«-•ueettbey .cfbtter up the OJWJbyidde, s~NtK..,. =~u ::~ vt..,c~ Er:: but BeetJeboardB are not offensive to the ORANGE COUNTY METROPOl.rTAN
....,.1"""' minded n I AREA -SUIWl't' toRy Md ""°"""· ·~ , owi;y wlncll dKl'9nl1111 taclty. CfO'W
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ort>IW --ti. priorilJ In the
Soviet -apaceftlCM procram.
Tba -· -lralnaia· cblol, Maj.
Gen Vtadim!r A. Sballlov, baa apiolnad
tha~ Whtie orl>llDI IPl""!lcht prol\1ilel
walutble uaes for mankind, Hfint we
mnat team how l9cll men can live up
there." With the Sllyul-lllllono, he
11ya, coanonauls w1ll ,......i llowly lo
lonior and loopr m-\o' aplore
lhlll 'llleBllGI· lie_..,. !Ml coat "11·11 Ille
core·of oar ~
-· Dr. llJI be tblnb•lha Sovietl 1111)' CAlT)' cM I ,.....
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'f>'dllc Dlowlodp GI -I pc_.t. be -•ID their Soym ropocabtp clJe ta a
notea that NA.'fA aperll -11111 I batdl leok.
kip:at IOI! for Iba Soviet _.... Tile Sovlet.-Amortcon jolnl m.;...,
Altbouel> almpler than 51\Jlab, Ruuta now ldledule<I for tm, -~ _,..,.
-·-to bava • aeries of Saqul-questlooa •bolt men'• lflOCO ClplC!IJ. Ina craft avallallla. II ooulrl well carry ' But It lbeuJd polol the w11 ID fUtuN
um kind ol -..rdl fir be)ood Iha mlsslorw that mlclil explore -q-
Sl\ytlb ..-, ~ onlJ opoc 1 llll!On Ilona, u well u _ teatinc 1 mutllll lfllOI _.., "°" '8lhorllled le( NASA. _,,. l)'llah, SpociflOaUy, It will ...
While ....-,.. Geor11 T. =:= ::: ~ by whldl
llalJmolali1, VladlllaY II. VolkoY, and demua,aa<! doct tosetba• and:" =
valor t. PalllJft' died lul ,..,. alter -fnrin alll1> 1o allll>· 11 them.: -~GUI I 8al7t1~ their Iola wtll not ceedl, all flllUie Soviet and _.....
deter -lllJat mlallono. ,,,., spic I lpa •Ill be equllflllid for ...
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" Right on Trucking
SBAliFJI OF YDIER\'EAR DEPr. -Jn the cur-
rent jet age, you mlgbl emclude that Ille Ooly llllDg that
i!"ls hlghjacked tbese days la a big poaeager plane
m1ed with people who pc a !tee ride eo OJba. Thia la
not precisely true. other forms 91 transportallon get
higbjacked aomellmel. 1
JUSI the other day, three gentlemen here In Orange
Ooonly drew the wrath of our augusl Grand JUI)'
wbooe members Indicted tllom en all<gation of having
Illted a truck. Also the truclt driver. .
In this case, lt la ......ted by lawmm tllat die trio
grabbed Ille trucidriwr In Orange, lofted hBn to'plde
bis V<hlcle lo Hunllngloo Beach, un10aded lbe cargo Into
anotbeT truck and ~ left lbe poor driver chap loclaed
In lbe back cornpartmeDI.
THE OBJECl'S of 1he suspect'• aliecllcn W88 alleg-
edly a big load of boor.e that was being tr8naporled.
Some 17,000 wortll. In fact.
All this Ume you figured that liquor blgllJactlnga
went out with Al ca.pone and the napper of the ~. A~
parently not so.
Nol only Is lhlll case still pending, but Jusl lbe other
day we had another liquor truck hijacked in Los Angeles
County and driven to an unlikely scenic wonder spot of
our region, the town ol Brea.
. Uqoor hijackers may oo longer employ big black
llmooslnea equipped with submachine guns, but appar.
ently there is still a Udy proDt to be turned someplace
i£ you come into a bot cargo ol spirits.
BACK IN THE Yat'ERYEARS of oar 0 r an g e
Coast, It bu been asaerted by slorylellers that the
momnent of alcobol by ._1 was coosldered a lncra-
tlve trade. '1b!oe wm> the days of Prcii!Ntton la·the
1920s when alrong drink .... ur>tued by lbe-ll'ederah.
It was un-tued because it was illegal to have the
stuff. Thus being bolh Illegal and unt.u:ed, its movement
Into our r<gloo bad the potential of tremendous prblll.
One of the favorite taJes that has often been retold out of the 1920s was when a motion picture company
moved into Laguna Beach unaqnounced.
mEY DMJLGED PLANS to film a movie epic
along the shoreline wherein pirates \llOUld appear with
a ship to unload a supposed];' ill-obtained cargo upon
the beach.
Trouble was, the film producers announced they
short ot extras to play parts as the unloading crew.
They offered 13 per man and Lagunans lined up lo get
the acting jobs.
THEY SHOT ONLY one """""· After the Laguna men bad unlooded all the kegs with cameras grinding,
the kegs were tossed. in tnacks and the movie mw !led by land as the stilp all~ off,fo -,,. .. •. '
tt was then that Ille LagUnanS realized 1hey had nn.
loaded a real illicit cargo -bootlegged hooch.
All rumnmners we....,~ that clever. Anolher outfit
snuck their black vessel In Newport Harbor in, t!ie,dud
ol ftiGht od "*"""ully unloaded a cargo of banned
alcohol onto trutkS. · Only trouble was, there were other croo;ks w.8.lting
up the rood who higbjacked the trucks and ripped off the
booze. This tum of events always left rumrunners in a
frustrated condltlon. One· set of lawbreakers can bardly
blow the whistle on somebody stealing something that
was illegal in the fU"St place.
SINCE LIQUOR IS now legal, you'd think much of
the rom&n<e woold be gone from the truck hlgbjacking
dodge. I think so.
After all, It just isn't very colorful lo rip of! a truck
and then have to take it to Brea.
Stairs Lead Way
To Healthier Heart
i..: -~f\.TON -tf you're minutes a day can get enough :,~. ·'wOnifd' about physical fitness, exercise to improve h Is ~~:'" ~ bUi ,~ and ·olher forms of cardiovascular activity.
. • crganlted exerclse l1?4ve you He said the study was made
:[ cold, find yourself a stairway. using · employes of an in·
. ; 'According to Dr. Paul S. aurance company which was
Fardy, ooccer coach and housed in a U.slory building In
plzysical education profe"°' Helsinki.
at cal State U n l v e r s i t y , The emplo)'tS who were not
Fuller1"'1. cllmNng etaln may participating in an organized
be one of the moot economical """'°8e -...,.. cllvlded
WB1' to pt emcllo .-Into two ~ and given
at preventing bwt trouble. COll>pleto p b y 1 t c 1 n ·
F8"1y-1Jlreturn·ed llDinltlonl. .
from a year-k>og 1e111rc!b trip One grwp wa told to Ule
lo Helalnkl, Finland wbero t . the llaln -lhly ,,.....i
study underlalwJ by Ille -!loan ID ,Ille balldlng
Finilh govemmeol w l t b and Ille olber poup ""' IDli!
F8"1y lndic•"" that• -to,.. the ek,.elon.
who climbe stain !or about 10· -IDOi\ . of ~ oeoole
Coast Men
Face Trial
Over Drugs
went to Ille -y·cafeteria
on Ille 12tb floor, Fan!y •Id.
many In Ille lest 1fOUP walked
at least U fUgbtaol atalrl a
day.
Prellmlnary rtsulll llhl>wed
that the group llllnl Ille -
about 10 -• day --ed Improved canliovucular
actlvfly.
Fardy laid that o I b er
apecll of the 1111111 remain lo
be compl1t1I. t.t the
prellminUJ ...ii. lndtcate
that llltlrdlmblnc coald be
elf-for •-c:llJ -who-·· ... _, .... port Ill an_,_ -pro-
11'1111-
The Fu1Jertm prlCfl IN Im
apeat ae•eral 7eer1 _.., Ille nlallaNlllp
bet•etn t ._ e r c I • e 111111·
--lllelth. "While K 1111J be tblt llOlr-
dlmllq coald -lo lie •
..., le--"' ... erdle: f()I' IDlllf ...... II ...
...... "l.laol ...... -...
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Westmlnster man who once
faced lllUl'ller charges follow·
Ing Ille 1booilng of bis wile in
Ille· famlly )lomo WU BeP,
tenced Friday lo three years
probation Oii reduced allega-
llonl. '.
PrtnP co u n tr Superior 0iurt -Judge Deyon K .
· McMillan or<lered the pro-
baUOn term "" Antonio Luna, • alter the dtfendaCt pl.oded ~ to Involuntary
111.1m(aqbter •
Luna ns ordered to stay
· ·any from firearms during
the ~ of probation.
Ile -arrested laat March u ·abortl,y .after Mn. Bonnie
SUe Luna, IO. died from
gunshot ~ Luna told
police be bod been "fooling
around" with the weapon and -.,·bis wife a fast draw
technique when the gun went
off.
Luna told arresting ollicen
he wu under the impression
the gun was not loaded.
3 Indicted
In Alleged
Fake Theft
NEW POSfTION
Patrick L. HHloy
UCI Prof
Promoted
Plll'icll L. Healey, a UC
Irvine facally member, bu
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• ' ·Vacancy ·Assessed 1EITMER I DO THI TALKING O'R I'M WALKI~ our'
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No matt<r ~·bat persow diH~ces or political
s<blsms may dtmop when Orange County Supervisor>
sit down Ibis '!l"Ht in the wake of an evenUul election,
lbey ba .. ·e an opportunity to make one key area of th~
county's government "'Ork smoothly through a transl·
Ilona! phase.
,;\ndrew J. Hinshaw. assessor since 1965. has won
election to Congress and soon "'ill be orr the county
payroll beginning Jan. I, 1973. The five-man Board
of SupeI"'V'Uors will fill the vacancy by appointment until
the next election.
supervisors have these options:
-Slipping in a purely political figure. .
-Appointing an acting replace,inent while either
ducking the issue or launching a widespread search for
a replacement
-Appointing a known and readily available pro-
fessional to the '])OSilion.
Fortunately for the board -and for the citizens
or Orange County - a known quantity with high cre-
dentials 1s available. He is J. P. (Jack) Vallerga, now
sen•ing as chief deputy assessor under Hinshaw.
It 'rould serve th~ best interests of county govern-
ment if ~upervi sors name him as Hinsbaw's replac~
ment quickly.
\'allerga's technical credentials, diplomacy and ad-
ministrative talents are impressive. With 20 years in
the field . he has ,,·orked on complex assessment pro-
redures u·ith Alameda County, as a consultant, with
the state Board of Equalization and, since 1965, in Hin-
shaw's Orange County office. He bas respect from pro-
fessionals in his field, from other county administrators
and from personnel in his own office.
He also has a strong recommendation from Hin-
shaw himself.
U the board acta llO'll' naming Vallerga to the of·
lice when ffinshaw leavea fW' Wuhington Dec. 31 ,
the two can begin working now on a transfer of author-
ity that will not upset admlnlstntlon•ol what may be
the single mOst j)Owerlul oUlce In Orange County gov·
ernment.
_ V.iterga is a good man for the job. Orange County
SUpef"isors would be doing themaelves, and Orange
County cltizena, a senice by voting immediately to ap-
point J. P. Vallerga to the pnat of assessor, effective
Jan. 1, 1973,
Tidbits to Tax the Mind
llel!UI from the fanciful World ol Taxes calculated
to create shudders and dismay:
-Tb• Wall Stteet Journal reports that despite
President Nixon's overwhelming victory at the polls
last week, be probably won't realize his stated cherished
declaration that "the government should be able to get
along on a quarter of a trillion dollars this year." (Yes,
lbal's TRILLION.)
-If the federal tax picture weren't enough to
cause shudders and dismay, California's state and local
tax burden is the highest in history, $603 per person. If
it is any consolation, New York's tops all with $689 and
Hawaii's is second high at $614.
-And, still on the state and local level, govern-
mental employes in these areas increased four times
as much as the population between 1961 and 1971. In
1961, .tale-local workers represented 32 of every 1,000
persons. By 1971, it was 43.
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Paths for Japan 'Report by HEW
Knocks Health
Dear
Gloo111v • Deteriorating Relations With, U.S. Foreseen
The other day the Department of
Health, Education and Welfare released
the findings of a study of the nation's
health ''attitudes. bel iefs. and practices."
By an inadvertent t\.\ist the study ac-
tually tells us about the attitudes and
beliefs of ~ department and lwo of Jts
subsKiiary agencies.
tbe Public Health
Service and the food
and Drug Adminis.
tratioo.
From It we learn
lbot the Government
thinks we have an
irratiooal and irn-
ihctical des~• Ill
be too healthy. How
else can you interpret these words in !he
report's coocluding stat<ment:
"MANY VlCl'IMS ol health fallacies
!jtem to be striving ror '5Uper health.'
While physicians might ddine good
health as simply the ai..ence or bad
bealtb, many laymen tee good health as
a state beyond lfte mere absence of any
<jilorden, encompassing feelings ol
imlimtted energy, freedom from anxiety
... depression aod the presence or con-
tentment aod bappioe!S." u that 1s the starting 1WU111ption or the
acendes that dole out research mooey,
you can understand why so much of it is
spent on dise8" and so little on what
btalth is, bow you get it and how you
9ep it. Maybe it's the medical ad-
min.lstrators at HEW who a~ laboring
under a fallacy when they assert that
health is "simply the absence or
disea3e."
TlllB IS NO ~ debote,
as anyone who has shopped around
among doctors to find out how to stay
flealtby can testify. One 'doctor will say
never eat butter; another doctor will say
that's an old wives' tale. A third will tell
)'?' to nm two miles a day while the MD
-the ball will ID!orm you that a
( VON HOFFMAN )
brisk walk with your dog is sufficient.
What they all seem to be saying is,
"We don't know, we're not that in-
terested, and please don't bother us nntil
you come down with a case of renal
failure."
It is such beliefs and practices that
prompt much of organized medicine to
tell people they're perfectly healthy \'Jhen
they may DOI be. ·
mE REPORT ALSO convicts many of
us of . "rampant empiricism." This
disgusting conviction ls deHned as "a
very literal belief that individual
response to treatment is entirely un-
predictable." This leada to "many
laymen being willing to justify any
'treatment' or regimen, no matter how
outlandish, on the grounds that it may
work for them although It does not W1lrk
for anyone else. .. "
Don't you get the feeling from reading
these wonk that HEW would rather have
you die while exhibiting a proper respect
ror licensed medical expertise than cure
yourself by your own •;outlandish"
methods?
YOU'RE Gun.TY of Ignorance and
being a victim of quackery If yoo should
attempt to heal yourself even after the
doctors have given you up as incurable.
You're also morally culpable, for, the
report deelares royally, "rampant em-
piricism is especially attractive to the
mentally lazy and to people who ne<d the
ego satisfaction of stressing their own
uniqueness and judgment ... "
One of the aame Wues involved here is
being fought out with the abortion con-
troversy: do we have a right to control
our own bodies? Judging rrnm the
language ol 11111 report the Govemment
Analysis of the
r or the next MVeral monthl the e:.:·
,....., will be otrerlng yuu their In depth
anal.YB of Wt week'• elecllon resulta.
To ave you the trouble tA rt8dlng
ttiem, l 've already compiled A brief
hbtory of lhe cam·
palp " It h tho
copyrlgbUd t ll I " "'!be Mating of a
Pmlldem. -1972."
,,,.. -not only """->d Teddy
r..i:~::-.... ...,..
-11>-tha ,,
ilft c•..W1 "' ... .. bod< • to the beginning -
-J1c:Gov<m olfmd ev.ry cltlun -ff they would vote him iJto the --· • .fti:s urned out to be a rrievOUJ error
M -nobody waoted liiiOo.
' 4'11HDAUN11ro, Selllllor Mc:CoYfrn then iilocled • hil tllllDilll mate Se!Mllor """ Bo,,..... wlio. ~ --out, bad ~ and ol meolal de~ by
thmpJ.
IGo, <urned out to be • grtrvous
Ii~ ...... ::; ... ~ nollody -• Vic• ·---· f lor Iha DtlllOCrlt_~I
• ""' dlriy -........ ..... dllop In tbe ,, ...... Towen
-Ml..... flfod. Mn.
-.. 1 ................. ber Jaltn ....... Mr. _ ..
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ca:mpalgn chairman.
Unfortunately, however, it was proved
that the six crooka had beon paid In GOP
campaign fWlda that bad been aent to
Mexico, which II a pooc counlJy and
coold certalnb' use tho mooey.
THIS WAS .unlorlunllle from the
Domocnll' polnl ol view bee .... -
thal nollod1 -Iha -lbl1111 -not even -wtio carod. But kt irave SmalGr McOoYern an lasue
and be blml10nned tho country ..,.
c:wlng the Ni-. Admlnl-Uoo ol bd;i
"the -oomipt In _,._ ..
Mt. NWln did not, ol oouroo, !eke IU<b
ocun!Joua cbups 11">1 down. In IJlll'Y
mallalloo be aOol bla Wlfo and da~en
on ...... u.. land to -day w..cont<n and '1Jll criool<d chlldttn. They got
their plclura bi the PIPtrl almost ever}'
day.
Moreov«. Mr. Nixon wartd a far morn
odlft,eompolcn thAn Sentlor McGonrn.
At one lime he bad moni thin 50 sur.
ropta tut actively c1mp1Jpln1 for
Nm. 'lbore wu no qooUon that hit
otrtllO WU to ride the coettalil ol hi•
.......-to victory,
...... 1111o the poiJllen ...... oe-
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Hayakawa for President in '76. He
has gained the admiration and
respect of everyone through bring-
ing stability out of chaos et our
l!ltate university. Think what he
couJd do for our nation.
F.H.B.
Tith ........ nllK19 'Mdtn' .......... Mt
llKH~rlh' fMM fl fM ~. StlMf
y.ur ,.. -· ,. G'""'' Giii. D•lrr Pli.t.
thinks not. This comes through clearly in
lhe discussion about people who take
vitamins and eat health foods .
liEW regards them 89 little better 1U.-O
Communists. "Nearly all the heallh tpod
users .were acting without a pbysiclan's
advice." the study tells us without adding
that it is next to impossible to rmd a doc-
tor who knows beans about nutrition,
"and a majority of them really expect to
he 'helped' by the health food ... health
food users are distinguished by negative
opinions about the bealthfuloess of the
regular rood supply, lnliaU!d Ideal on the
benefits of vitamins and minerals, and a
belief that faulty diet is the cause of
most health problems • • • committed
users are more criUcal of doctors and
th• medical prore!'sion tn general ... "
HOW MISGUIDED ant -people . when they read day after day ()f
pathogenic substances put in the food
they buy, substances that HEW is sup-
posed to guard against. But wait, that's
not all. The study fits into a pattem. For
JO years now the department has been
lhreaten ing to declare that vitamins are
drugs and move toward making them
available on a prescription-only buis.
Just this summer the Wall Street Journal
predicted such a decree would be an·
nounced shortly.
Alter that we can anticipate they'll do
the same with food so ,..•u bo fon:ed to
buy drugged, dyed aod adulterat<d lamb
chops while the only cbomlcally m.. food
Is 1ublldlud and shipped off to Rusala.
Election
tive. They went oul and found 81 people
who were going to vote for Mr. Nlxon
and 39 who were going to vote for Mr.
McGovern. (Elcept for Lou Harris, who
could only find 19 people r0< Mr. NWln.)
Then, each weel<, lhe pollsters WOllld
go back and Uk the aame Sl people U
they were llUI Jolng to V<lle for Mr. NII·
on. So the poll1 -·• vvy much.
'lbat'a because ot the .,_. lllUe. II
arouaed l1'q f..itno. Mr. McOonrn
WU rOI' pulling out ml lavtna the llorth VI-Amr! in SoDb Vletnam.
Thia WU called ell 1_1_abject aDldMlef."
Bui Mr. Nim> pulled the ?Ill( OU1 lrClrn
und<r him by -latq a treaty with
Hanoi that called for withdrawing our
troops and leavillf the North Vletnameae
Anny In South Vietnam. nu. w11 called
''peace with bonor. • Which moot poople
certainly preferred.
111A'Mi WHEN Mr. McGovom' aald,
"Kia my youtnowwhat.'' But Mr. Nllm.
., ht bad •II ~ the puellng .-
paign, merely turned the Olher cheek.
So there yw have tile l?S-mlillon 1m
Presidential campelp ln a 1nutahell,
where It certainty bek>np.
Keep In mind, howev ... that I comul
an11lysis of lhe rewltJ abowt clearly that
the winner rtt"elved more vottt ln the
n~ ltltes than his opponent.
This fact, coupled with his viJIOIW•
lll•nd on the 1-, ii, In the final
1n1ly1il, what ean1ed him to .tctorr.
• • • •
What is the future of American~
Japanese relalions, now that each coun-
try has lacer~ted tl!ie feelings of the other
in pursuing n e w
policies toward the
People's Republic of
China? 'Mlere have
been s o many
changes during the
past 15 months that
hannonious. friendly
relations c a n no
longer be taken for
gra nted . Sin~
Japan and the U.S. ~an seeking
China's fri endship. the relatKJM between
the two nations have sunk precipitously
low.
It is easier to know What we think of
Japan than to lcnow what Japan thinks Qf
us. Fortunately, however, the Japariese
share our fascination with ojMnion polls.
In a small book, "American-Japanese
Relations in a Changing Era" (Library
Press, $2.50;, Robert s c a 1 a p i n o ,
distinguished Asian expert at the
University of California at Berkeley, tells
us what recent Japanese polls reveal
about the changing eUmat<.
IN ltll, gz pen:ent ot the Japanese
people held "IOOd" or ''vcn' good" opln-
-ol the u.~. 1n 1969 tho figure .... as
pemmt. The Japanese ~ critleal el
Amerlam life In the following .,..., the
treatment of blacks, the extent of
poverty, and the prevalence of violence
aod crime, Their criticism of -In America Is Ironical.
The Japanese, homogeneous and In-
bred, realize but dim1y the extent to
which doors are closed in their own
society to Koreans, for enmple. ar to
mixed-blood children of American GJ's,
especially N"'°.
The Jiji Press poU, a monthly nation·
wide survey on the popularity of foreign
nations, reveals that until the mid"°'s
America held flnt place in tbe Japanese
rnb¥1 as the "D1011t llked" nation. By
November, lm tho U.S. was roorlb,
trailing behind Switzerland, the United
Klnldom and France.
The obarp docllne In 1971 is at-
trlbuloble, ol coune, to the llloc:k and
.....imtnl with wblcll Japan greeU!d the
uneapected about face In U.S. relatlonl
with am.a. Al of December 11'71 mo,.
Japaneoe fellJb!rl lbe "clooest friendly
r.tatlolll In 1li !uUn" abould bo main-
tained wllb Ollna (IS pemmt) than with
tho U.S. (II -1).
A 1m l!URVEY by Japan Broad-
CaJtlng OorpqraUoo incllcaU!d that many
Jo-rO..-the likelihood or
deteriorating ,.latialll with tho U.S. The
principal reuons given are economic
trlctklo., U.S. failure to consult Japan In
!Ottl!Jn relall<w, and the military
demands made on them by lbe Nlmn
docttlne that natlom 111111t provide their
own flnt·Une def'cmea.
l'nll-~~ enumerot<o four dlrectlonl In Japan con go. The
r1r11 II neutralilm: to """" from alliance with tho U.S. to I pooltiao ol
nonalignment, deacrtbed al ••f.rtmdly
,.lotlonl with all nallom" -hrlDcJjnc
espectally the U.S.S.R. and Ollna.
A -ollemltlve II ~. which means that J1pa.n'1 p1mar)' um-
mumen11 aod tD09t tntlmate rtlltklnl
WooJd be with Eatl Alla, Ind 1111
11<-led(-thlt bf culhni tradl-
uon u ftll u &eocJ'lphy J1pu'1 role ii
ln Asla. 1'h1s aJternallvt, bowever, car-
rlel uncanrort1ble .. -ol ...
Ul-faU!d "G"atar Eut Alla Oi>pro.
1perlt1 &pbere."
The oppooltloo to both -pooltlom 11
.---Bt Geo,.,.---.
(Send -pro)lloml to Oeor(e. the on1r lllvtce columlrill with
•llOQ(h -to •'-dOlf ol """
-Columnlala.) .
(s. I. HAYAKAWA)
formidable, for basically the same
reasons. Essentially, the argument runs,
Japan is a Western nation -in Political
institutions, in its techmlogical culture,
in its econamic development, and eve n
its largely westernized way of life. Its
ties are de9tlned to be with equally ad-
vanced nations. Furtbennore, either of
these positiom would alienate Japan rrom the United statea.
A TJURD and the most · reasonable
possibility is a modified alliance with tbe
U.S. -one allowing for independent
diplomacy and adjustment to· the Asian
commwiity but retaining close American
ties. This position includea, of coune, im-
proved relations with China (already
being achieved) and the Soviet Union.
Finally there ii the ''Gaullist''
alt.emative, wbi.cb would commit Japan
to becoming on Independent military and
political as well as economic power. In
short, nuclear weapons. But whether
Japan will "IO nuclear" is a puzzle both
to the oublde world and the Japanese
themselve1. Almoll three-fourths of the
Japenese Polled oppose the development
of nuclear weapons. But will a time come
when they will need them?
At Saq Francisco State we now havt a
chair of U .S . .Japan relations in the
department of international relations.
1be idea was developed by Dr. Hani90n
Holland, a career foreign service officer
assigned to 'our university by the Stat<
Department.
THE PURPOSE of the chair is to
enhance knowledge of A m er t c a n -
Japanese relationships, fll'St through
courses or study; aecondly lhn>ugb ...
changes of teachers and students with
Japanese universities; third througb
sponsoring seminars for A m e r l c a n
businessmen who wish to do busine:ss witlt ;Japan:-· ' -~-e,
The seqiinars are to be taught not only
by the university staff, but also bf
American businessmen with eiperience
in Japan and executives of Japanese
companies with offices in San Francisco.
Modest help for this program, which tJ
all that is needed at tbls stage, bas come
so far.from Mkh Japanese firms as the
Bank ol Totyo ot California and Japan
Airlines and American fl.nna such as
Gull Oil Company. Further help baa been
promised by tho Japanese IO""""""'I.
Perbapo the iuun or u.s..Japan reJa.
tiOM resta as much oo the acUons ol
businessmen and educators as in the in-
tricacies of International dlplomaey.
Gas Men Still Stalling
On Domestic Fuel Saver
WASIUNGTON -A device that would
cut the hcmeowners' gas bill! by 20 t.o 30
percent baa been kepi orr the marlltt by
the American Gas AMociaUoo.
The fuel saver, known aa Vent-0-Matic,
ls Ill automatic damper wblcb can be at-
tached In tho flue ol
I (lll -II baa
-approved by lbe ConocJlan Gu
A-odaUoo., which
teated the device aod
found 11 sale.
But the AGA, al1er
four ,.... ol atall-
11111. atlli bun't even
atarted ' the uoting.
As a practical matter, no gas furnace
ft:.:ture can be marketed and Installed un·
,tU It baa beon leat<d and opproved by
the AGA, becat11e oootracton woo't use
it.
'!be AGA, ol coune, 11 fonned by the
gas industry whlcb. would like to In-
crease, not decrtase. the bomeownen'
gas bllll. '!be woctalion W11 hanlly
enthullutlc. -.tore, •-Ille Vent-0-
MaUc fllel llm' when JI WU IUbmlttod
ror lMllnl bock ID 1tSL
(JACK ANDERSON)
THE AGA CLAIMS It can't get anyone
to chair the task roree. But the uaocta·
lion rerusect to t<li UI who bad llll'ned
dowu the cbalrmanablp aod how many
people bad beon approoched. My reporter
Ken Fisher coold loci!< only two poople
who bad -o!ler..t the Job, One .....
California 1as company official who said
he declined because bu company cooldn't
benefit from the device. The other, a
Bollton fire protection orflclal, said he
lacked the expertise.
After apendlng weeks talking to dozens
of people familiar with the factJ , we have
concluded that it takes time to test a new
device to make sure it Is safe. But the
AGA hasn't even set up a testing com·
m.lttee to begin the tests.
Homeowners, meanwhile, continue lo
PIY for gu that the devlce could 11ve.
OftANM CO.UT
DAILY PILOT
Robert N. Wftd, Publi1hff'
ThomaJ: KttuH, Editor
BBTbaro Kreiblcl\
Editorial Pogr Edflor
Tho l'ditt'lrlal 1.111i;c" o( tn. 0.lly
Pilot 1ttk1 to Inform and 11lmu·
1•11! rrlldM-1 by t'f".""nllnl( thit
~paptt't cptnkmJ Ind t'Om·
mt'nl•T')' 1'1n lnpb ~r lntt-l'l'Sl incl
Jll(nUk:•nct. by rrm·kll'lfC a tnrum
for lht expreulnn lll our rRdcra·
uplnloN. and by rin.-acntl~ lhtl
dlvtrse vle"-·polnts of lnformc'tt ob-
,.f"VttS and 1pokt'lmt'n on topks
of tM day. /
Sund.,, November'l2, 1972
•
Suobf, -12, 1972 DAILY l'1lOT A 7
No~thern Ireland Seeks Ways to Elld Strife·
Batwred People of Ulst.er Await Clwice 'of Options NORTHERN
IRELAND
By b:ijlR C. S'IVART l1ritcb from a aort al "pr!Yilqed-.. Bellut ~ oprvut monna to placate
C-Ntfo1s Sdmce Monitor Stmc< steoohild" to an Inner lllmlhlr of the the Cathollc mloority:
BELFAST AND LONDON -"All I United KJncdom family. 1'>1.s would e An mJarp4 prov1nc111 Parliament
ry drlver'ID tllt,cninDid .toom of spoclal.statua -Ille U.lt'a <lllly written ••-to~. 1'llJl;"aaya&JOOJllP.'1~lor-m<aoa ~the tnpplnp of Ill tolnldenmlnority "--
bis rowbouoe Ii! llelfilal'I' F C<lt1811tUtloo and tecJon11 Par-. e A bW of riibtl-
. "II to s.o oUt and do a clai''• ~ c ~ lJlster would br:tome another S<WJliM or • A JolQt coonclJ embracing the two
A feii blocb away -1 ·but miles away wa1... · · h . _ divlalom of Ireland to d1lcuml mutual af-
14eoiogk:sl!y -a ara74iolred Prot<alant , "We are unianill• .. cleclam dle'lin, fain with the Ir1ab Republlc.
woman IWeoplq tht sldO!ral!t In front al ' ' But ._ mueh IM* to l!IYO a new
her bome near the libaiildll Rood ex-IE -•. UllW uaembly 11 ent...,... In clllaoee--a similar . monl.' The Unlonlm, who caatrolled the
"I'd llko lb be :r.:to fl to aJoop at · _ -~ ~ tbrougbOUI Ila IO-yoar
algbl," abo aaya, "and b!> Ii"'! I'd' wU. L-•I -·mi.h; ~.llftlloh :....: llllWJ, wont o mJnl.Parlllment em-
up In the IDlll'llillg." ' """ ..... ":'' '\"'' ..... IU• , po.....i to ael prvylnclal pGllcleo IDd -
• ,,,. _,.. 1r11ncl to the otrife Ill an Ian Palsley CllJli ....... ,,.. for the -o1 all -to coatro1 the police. ~: preoccupotlon In Northern rJahl-w!ng Pr.c-t· -"'1'8t 11.ag Maclontes, IUCll u the 110W Alliance hlloil-·And~~ oo then now; (polnling to tbo llnlon' jock) 11 the 11.ag l'ar17, prefer a ll«ifled version of the ~ oolutlonl are fluttering we were bom under IDd pleOM God Greater l.oodoo Coondl wldcb ~ a<l-
dpon Ulller 'Ilk< autumn lea.., upon the we'll ~ under It • W• ui Ulller .....; -rather then leglalate. Except fw :oanderlilg· Jllver Lagan. Tbey appear wilh Scollaq4, ~Qd, llld Wlfol.'.r--~eoplng functtoal like education, ~ paperbect boots, ·But~-• .. .__._ · far,_ .._._. bouslna. and welfare,..__ would ~pbe4 polltlcal party plalfOl'lll.!I, ~ ·--.. • ~ ,.,__ be Jell to Britain.'
tJoooy pamphlets, lllDUdgy bandbllls. by most of Paisley's Protestant loyaliat Thil l!ll'I of watere<klown URmbly I.I
Some plam sound as simple as the ..,,, coll-. believed cun<r1tly favored by WblWaw
The Ulster party lmclen who met with and bil fellow Ulater-watcben in l.aldoo,
Britllb "-1 WWilm ~w !all The tow«-war arer Nart11ern lrtJand
month al'~ Eocllid (• ptbor-botween llrttain and die lrisb Republic
Ing which tbo Palaleyite Democratic mlgbl be settled by olllrinl IJa sovereign.
Unionist Party boycotted), decline to ty bdweon them. Thil jolnt rule would Total unity with Britain
timenJa voiced In Ibo Falls and the
SbenkilJ, Others carry gnmdiose names '
unilateral declaration of independence,
ccndoml.ruum, Eire Nua (Gaelic for New
Ireland).
With this bulging sheaf of proposal•,
Northern Ireland enters a period al In-
tensified poUUcal activity -a period
Pf!bapl crucial to Its future.
DUr1ng the next five months Ulster
wW elect local olfldaJs (Dec. 6), wte on
Irl.lh unity, IDd !<em whether Britain
will renew itl one-year direct rule which
ezplm In March. '
Aa the alternative '4solutims" are
S«led IDd alltA!d on either side al the
Irish Sea, a opecirum al four broad op-
tiooa emerg .. ,
Northern Ireland might cboooe to
tamper with tbo province'• COlllllbrtklna!
status "ao loog aa the majority so
desire.a."
The "IOlutlon offering th 0 Jeul
change -and berice, perbape, the
greatest PQl!Ucal aooeaJ In IOM< Proleo-
Janl quartm -1.1· 1or Northern Ireland
to k,.p Ill Unkm Jack, ~tulion, IDd
Perliamm~ with gortain refinements.
"It ii abeolutely clear," arguea:
Ulster's predominart Uoloolsl Party,
"that II Nortbom IieJand were governed'
entirely from l.cJodcm. algnlflcant mmon-
ty al the population" would remain totally
oppooed to the adml•lalratloo. tl ls
equally Cleer that II ' 8QYet1DDODt pere
centered in Dublln a majority of the
cilizens of tbo province would owe the
.--Uon no alltglance/'
Sucb a resurnc1f1 goverruneDt In
Nader's Congress Book
A Blueprint for Chaos
Although Congress is far from perfect,
there are ways to make it worse. Ralph
Nader bas found most of them and in·
corporated them in a list of recom·
mendations for reform.
It la not 'adequate to . say tbat Mr.
Nader's higbly publici7.ed inv"l!l~~lio~. of
CGngress ll J ,!Its-. ' '
maJ failuri. •ildalni ~
from tbo -al 7
the Nader book. "r"'1'1 "Wbo Runs Coog-[l
..... 1 Tbe.Pr<sideot,
Big Busloe<s or
You?" it ls down-
rtgbt disastrouo.
What Nader bas
dooe la lo rehash
every age-old complaint ever made about
the congresslooal p~ and .suggest
answers that would add up to a blueprint
for chao:!.
The Nader book was written by three
of Ralph's top Raiden, Marie Green,
James Fellows and David Zwick. lt was
financed and reviewed by Nader himself
and therefore becomes the fundameotal
work in what Nader calls the Congress
Project.
'l1IE BOOK Is loeded with bias, as ils
tiUe suggests. It comes to the conclusion
that Coogress I.I 1ctually being nm by
big 00.lnes!, supet'pOwered commitltt
chairmen and the White House. It gives
only casual attention to tbe powerful
labor union groui)s which have worked
their will in the House and Senate for
nearly 40 years.
'Jbe fact that 1Dlions are not liable, as
are corporaUom, to anUtrust and an-
tlmonopoly llws telll Ila own stoey of
specia,1-inlerell preuure, lobbying IDd
aoonnpllslunenl
But It Is ID tho aroa al """"""""'
t1on1 lbal Ille Nllder people -llletr C<llllpjele !act al oopllllllcatlm IDd un-
denlaDcllni-For exam~t,,... the
!l!>Glled lncmlinaJa of tbo
White Houao on Coogroa, tbe study
recommends vast lncreues In House and
BARRY
GOLDWA: .... l'ER ...... ..,
-Senale staffJ and """'P9"" ~· · There Lo, D!Jthint. qrlglnal aboqt illll
ldea,except ~It ~·11>e lmpllcali<D
that ~.must bullil ill own giant
bureaucracy at the taxpayers' ._ to
maintain ln4eptlldenl aource> of In-
formation .
TO NOBODY'S surprise, the Ralders
louncl the seniority oystem tor awarding
committee chairmanships to be one of
the prime defide!Jcies In Coogress. 'ftl<y
woold replace tt with a method lor cbooo-
ing cbalnnen and ranking minority
memben by open ballot of a party
icaucus:
Wblle there la oo doubt that the
seniority system leaves a lot to ti,
desired. nobody yet bu come up with an
acceptable a1temaUVt for length of
service as a criterion for Jeadersblp. 1be
Nader caucus suggestion would throw the
whole business of selecting committee
chairmen into the political arena and
produce resulll far more inequitable than
the prtaeDI syslem.
Nadertt R8iden: would also eliminate
executive committee sessions, especially
those where bUIJ an marked up for Ooor
action. If there la ooe way to COllfule and
prolong tbo legisllUve proceu to tbo
point of dlstraclioa, ii would be to throw
all commlttee s rsWw open t;o the public
and to the -al lobb)'IDi -· All in all, tbo --LI II bell I
sopbomar1c IDd =-= -al mmpl1 1nt1 that ba1'I llYeled at
~lot ..... lhlrl llO,..,..
A fast reocllnl ol die Nlller -wW
caaotoce -who -aflblDc ·-die ,._.., ol °""1W tbll
Mr. N--bl ...0 act11oo4 to -with Ml erl*"ilsnw al •ltamobOe faltl:.
and Jean*' bi-t1•·o1 ~to
people _ .... al1111!1en11n41as It.
Black Doctors ·Needed
•
The spectacular g r o w t b d. Negro
enrollment in higher education during tbe
past decade Is withOl!t doubt oae of tbe
most sltP>lOcont acblewmenta al tbe
bllCt nwtutlOn. MedJca1 --.....
-1t tbo -Olll al the -t to
allrlCI bllet -II. Tiit ..-r al
'
EQITOIUAL .
RFSEA.RCll
~--n
l:ocal assembly, British/Irish rule
lly the groundwork fw I new, united
Ireland. .
Ulater'a sectarian origins and violent
traditions make it ''inbennlb' umtable,''
cooteodl the l*ovlnoo'a leodlng political
oppolltJon. the Soclal llerllocntlc and
Llbcaa Party (SDLP).
"It would be in the bell In-ol all
aectlons of tbe,M!'Qmqnl&J,'' lt coocludet,
"II Irelllld ·were ,to ~1 united oo
terms acceptable to all tbo people al
Ireland.''
M<BDwhile I lpl\klallonallty Ulsier
would be covemect' by a Brilill>lrish
.
1t 1111!1 ti» ultin-.
safety ,..,_,.'.
No buyrtrr
Phone System
Emergency Aid
N11mber Given
Dally eaw...iu -El CaJoo
Mn. Doe ls borne alone. There's a
rustling noise in the dark outside oear
the window. Her spine llngl<e 111<1
thougbll start racing thioogh ber' heed.
Is it a peeping tom? A prospective
burglar, looking for a way lnai.de? A
dangerouJ psychopath bent oo npe or
murder! -IRE RACES for the phone. New to the
nelgbborbood, abo hasn't bad time to fmd
· (GUEST REPORT J
oul tbo number al the po~etlC)' whlcb I.I nllpotllible for her
Somebody's tumbllrw with tbo lock on
0.. doer. lier bwt jUmpl up IDd dowu.
FranllcaDy, abo -tho telephone book, Rlfcbintl for I number -1t1Y
•IWlllber -wblcb wW bring her
-· Sbe Dlpo -bock IDd forth. .. fJJJe4 with J10nlc lhlt llhe ••
dNIWU'e of what mt-'• dellaf-
TBB llATIU: It die W -more lnl~t. Grlppl!I Ill' temr, !In.
Doe calms --trllllb lo -thlt tho n ... i.n al poUoe apnclM are
u.tN cm the lllllde mNr o1 a..t1' Ddmt -·&le diall 1114ttlllbir1tor7. Within
ralmdtl 1 polklo ear II II blr -· blulq olf 1 dnat 1llio a I '>lelJ -to the--
blact ~.:r:-·· mecllcal ' ICbiloll ...., bat•iea 1• ODii
blacb 1.1 ,....i al lat
---· ... IDll Ill' Mn. Doe'•-i.a.•....w-
blacb comj)dla4 7.t per -al last
)'W's tM ••1 cl-. M a&llDll L7 par
cmt ol 1111 U. -.· Durlac Ille -period. the number al bllcb In all ftAr ~ -!run 711 to I.OM. 'l'bul, the -tlon al Ameri<aD Me d I c I I
cot~ .. <AAMC)z.. wu lllarlled whirl tbo presklmt cf .. Nlllclllal Medlcal
Auodltlon, E4muo4 S. CUey, ., ......
medical -al draufnl tbelr feet ... enlilllnl blacU.
DR-CASEY doeln't dllpule the Cal!u
In --but be feels tbo f~ 1rt ... 1,q. la tbo llnl pllce,
tba-al--• alabla 11> . mued. .. that lhl llllolilie llaurw loot ..U.-U. the ,.ca 'sr IA 1111 llO-
aod plocl, lhl total --llpn ,tocJ1111n the mutJ 11111 -II
I
-·
....... ____ 111'4lallncdle
......, apacy, ooe wblcb Im no jurlll4lc.
Uon ID bet aroa.
~ UAGAN ... """"4 1
bW ""'ll'N'I to -ctelaya ID -amtrw rll11t•..ce in wpodea. 1"
-.... wlll psrmlt -· Ill' tht -11 -1-. to....,_ .. tJna mst1u-
tll -.... pt liiHl•late ftlfO'W fin
die~....., ..
--......, .,.;. ........ 1111
tit.,_ ODii = ........ ......
"' wllb 1111 ~-" 1111' _. .,..., tbon ................
the .... wtdllllll Ill,... 4'1 .................... -....
ltlll ...... al""""" ....... -
calll .... to .................. -dl9em11t••tllll · 2111,.... vtdlos ... ....,. ........... L -
•
floaty (dlVYYinl up mponolbllity for
fordgn affain, linl-. and aocurityl
and I lwo«aocb .....,bly (I local
ieilaJature 111<1 a natlooal oenale to
prepare lor unlficltion). ,
Such a plan of pbued unl!lcaUoo ob-
viously attracll many republlcana. But tt
allO wins a hint of approval lrom tho
looder of Britain'• "lll>Olltlon Llbour
DUD
Unity with Irish Republic
Party, f°"""' Prime Mlnill« H.roid
Wilaoo. who mw uraes "conmm actkJn
to consider the lmpli<Atlonl of a move to
a m1lted Ireland bued on come:at ''
Tbe divided llland of JreJand mlil>t be
lmmedJaile!y r<uniled, U it WU before
lllZO -but lb1I time undtr tbo authority
of Dublln in!lead of London.
To fl\lke tbo sblft polltable to Ulsler,
the republic ........ bl, would ..... to
offer COl1Ct!Sloos.
AM the Clitholic Ch.Ircb'a con-stitut~y enoln1ned "spedal polttton"
would l!ave to be dropped. A m......tum
to do .. Lo under -lroolcalty, this brand of brillne
repubflainlsm ll trumpeted by the filqal
lrlsb Republican Army (IRA) IDd me of
Ulater's splinter parties (Republk:an
Ubour) -but not by die Irish
RepOblie's government. Irllb Prime
M1nlster Jack Lynch. plque4 by IRA
troubles al bis own, --die SDLP'• gradualist 1pproac:b.
People GQ both licles al Belfast'•
"peace line" tncreuln&lY ~ to qree.
Two young fathers -one a Protestant
UDA leader, the other an "oftldal" wing
IRA ll)'lllpatbizer -concede u mueh, in
almost ldeollcal .........
"United Ireland? We w.ni 1.11 It In my
Ufelim<," ..,. tbo Protestant.
"I'll never aee 1mlfk:1t'aq, H ecb:>el the
Catholic, In another port al town. "But
my dlqbler (ooe year old) mlcbl"
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Th< foUuuri!lg "clanfi<ctlotll"" · of
a...,,,,..,.1 tmnlnoiO!lv are maJ<mg
IM rouTMil In WahhlQton:
A Coordinator -Miii w b o brinp
organl7.ed chaos oul of "'II-led cm-
fuslon.
A Statlsliclao -Man who dra1fl a
mathemaUcalty plOCilo' llna !run an
unwarranted usumptlon to a ,.......,.
caaclasiol;L I
A Prof-r -Miii wi-Job it 'II to
tell lludfnta ._ to oolve the probletiio ot
Ill< wblcb be hlmlell bu lried to avoid
by be<omlng • proleaor.
An Elfldency E>pert -Miii who
knows Jess aboat )'OUr bulinnl thlD )'fll
do and geta paid more for =you ._
to nm It than you could ty 'l'°"
out of tt even II )'OU ran It rtgbt lniteH
of the way be telil you to. '
A C.O.Ullant -~ 11111 wbo ll a
Jong way from home.
An AdmlnistJ'IUve Analyst -Corn-
binaUoo of all the above.
A Program -Air/ Ill~--that can, be complded Ill' ooe t<iOllbODO call.
A Con!,,_ -A place wben coo-
versaUon ii aubltituted for t b e
dcearinoll ol labor IDd the biellneu of
tbougbl
A COMMl'l'IZB -A -al mm, who, indiv14uallr, CID do nothing, but 811
group can meet and de<lde that notbing
can be done.
A Cllrtllcatlon -To OD In the bac.i<immd .. d<talled that lb~
fortcrooDd must 10 underJlound.
A Modification of Policy -A complete
....,.a) wblcb nobody ldrnlta.
Olannels -Tbe tnD left by .. lnler-
offlce memotiiDdum.
statba Qop -Thil ,,,... ...... in.
To apedlte -To ............. ....
witb •••11rn¥k>a
Expadlter -One who -lllllO while rtdinl fut pl-. IDCI 111,q in pd
boiels.
Lia110o Officer -A person who WU
well and ~ better, but has no
authority to mu. a dollniie 1111_.
Crtteril ---tho other 8111' illed to -le what you bavo
already oveMlllmlted the deal to be --UNDER OONlllDERATION -Newr
beard al It.
Under Actlft OmlderaUoo -We're
lootm. In tho flloa for It. We'll try to find
11 in u.. mes IDd ....i tt to ,.,. tomor-.....
For Siplture -I lbousbt It up, but
you .. It 111<1 tUe tbo ..,.
la ""->Jtlll -We',. ""4Jnc It to
you blCalllO ..... -al bol4lng the
bq.
Elf ect of Alf ection
Still Not Explained
·-concur Generally -I ha,..1 rood ti.
docurnent and dool want to be -ti,;
anything I uy.
Appruprilte Actloo -So you -what to do with ii! We doo't. ~ ...
IN OONFEllENCE - I doo't tnow
where bo ii.
HM -Ca..rul ~--A pertacl al ~ covertnc I time lie-'.
Haft Y!lll lili'! COmmenta! -GM mt,
'°'n:.~~t ~1: ~Air - I ..;
compleWy lponrll al the ld6act-" You WW Remember -You ha,.
fQl"&'OUen or never knew, nor do I. ltlllleoornmeD4ed-Wedon1~
It wtD wmt, but )'OU go ---)'OUI' nedl oul and try IL ~
It 11 Blllm•ted -T!lll ls Ill!' -_.,, .... ,....-. .
Far CompU--Sure It'• lilly, ld'
you File do It ..,ybow.
P'ot 114! I '')' Actlaa -Wt 4aa't
-what Ibey want, "" ,.. do II-' For-oleA<tlan-Wtblft
-tt .... _...,, -)'OU ...
-bqlbotitit.
A llYHnll:llll -A om1pcolodloc Ill --Into·--------· Pracldure -D•Jdtt rout I• t
~· ol--AW01to-
tht buct.
Further Sub!"aotlltlnc Dall l •
N_.y -W1'v1 lost JU -· Sm4 It qaJn.
To Explore Tbe ~ -Don't ....
impollaot. W1'U -al -tkl 1e ......... Illa R .. lfkw!IGll -An4
-· jail rnlt 'tW )'OU .... -... think al.
-ad Initial -Lll'I .,.... tho
EverybodJ needs I cares&, -lhl ral Psycbologllt Otto wem...., al
Torooto provoct that. Tbe ilboralorJ nll
be petted. fondled, IDd carried ..-ID
hi.I froclc pocbtl IN" I• more lilalllt
than tbo beuLI of the ume bltdl bl jmt
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Iott In their cag<1. N-,. yet, no1 .,.. -,,,_ IUtllorttlll clllm tho
our Love and W1r lva'llt 111 ol 1Dm"11iit tncrw u the
mon, bu pinned 1ttr1Ctl-ntlnc iltcllms.
-predstij' tht r"""" al that SVICIDB - -WI "1 ~· callld -who ICluaD7 tlJI llllllllal.. -to tlon, -) ..... fairly.,.,-.--· 1'>ey
NOT AIL athlete'• 11111 a faet ct two. ....0,. With I,..
loot ll -.p.u.. -lot dllposltlol al w.ldly IJOodl
lo lid, ·-70 and fWlenl ~-·• • .BllJllll" not ........ ol 11 ll iialcl -lnrl al lhl -laR ., -
to be I -..... NOIVW ---11-lllins-MciOI _... IOOI 111 IMI dtl-tmlpll. -._. Iii -w11o fla)it
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BOW die malt ad fmtela ollrldl who MUd1 IUCll pllllllt ttr tllelr .....
dlWle up tbe qr llttint .._. II -llnya •I*• .,....
pooulllr. Mile likes tbo niPI "'1IL TUB SPIRIT ii ..UU.. bll Ibo,_ ii
From 4 o'clocl: In the --to I weak.• 'ftlat wu tbe --
O'clllcli --~ --'" Qll ql1 .... fed Into I ~ <Omplicatod = ~·~ 11 -lo blr =~~LI -kl~
-,,,. -ta...,..i ... , '""" "NAllll tbll ... 1tall plldler who ltll ,,,, .... _ .. -bl<, but lhl -t bu
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Face Charge
LAS VEGAS (AP) -A
Clart County coroner's inquest
jury has ruled that two police
olflcen were responsible for
the death of Jack 'nlmer, 41,
of Las Vegas.
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hospital Oct. 20 -!Me days
after be ftl arrested ll& Con-·'·· noctloo with the fi ........
or a Lu Vegas ...,.aoil
the D!n•P'nc .-.~ o1 i1I drtftr •• "" ...... E..... --=· .......... Dr. _, WI¥>
plriormed,..,,. ..,_,.Aid I
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FREE ·t ; ; · .. -, s·CHOOL
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::· "'' "" ,aEE· PRllE,S ; ... :§pJJ~•ISES e GIFTS
' ' ~arm.CJl~w anct .~IO~\c Gas ~.Barbecues and
· olher prlies given· each, week
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popular ~ook book1 ever •!>Id in, the
Oreri9• Co•1t eree •.• 247 of the
< beat recipes ,elected from the-<oOk·
':ting 1cho01'1:fim 19 yeera f11r .lllit
$1 , PreP,4ired Jest year to mark tit•
20th •llitiilve~ry of the •chool. t!'e
book we1 . a.''1ellout. Here-'1 y~r ,
second chance. v
Co • Spo..IDNCI 'by
· SO....m Callf. Gas Co. • • M•IO ,.,,,.,
.. 0 C0a.t 'DQ.Y PILOT ' . I $!.. . . -
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'than any comparable ' I . , .
· softener)Ne .. sell!
Sears Save-on-Salt
Water Softener
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Serieo 80E
lnttoduclory P~ice
Now-the water aoftener thai
uam up lo 403 1-salt than
any other ci>mP!ll'.l!llle 111odel
W8· oell. That -increued operating economy. At the
samtp time, there'• ·1-aodium
effi1J0Dt being added to the -
gnijJJid water. Sean OOE,.ater
aoJi.t"'!l' ,.-~ka.au~tjCflly; iliat ·prosram 19 meit'.YV<ir
aoft water. iieeda.
Get a FREE Water
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for·wlider for Just 910. /
'· I. •• 1· • • . ·Ml'lllhing' llftifrom Helene
·Guftil.iAl'a refreshing.price .
· $Munpoq,.cut~.O:n, '10 • • • FalHctn'.atyte 'ouJ. "$3,totuO . ·. ~··~;...
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from a Gift-
•Youcan.-i .. a'lllom 1
and ;,1111M>di1te1U btw41ollf
porticipollnf ID -otlfmr
Memorial Hoopillll PiwbJ...... 1
four diff .. ent lifer-
Gilt Plans.
Writur call Wor Iii... f c
Mr, Thoma• K. Stadllofw
HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPffAL
PRESBYTERIAN
301 Ne..,,ort'lou...,.,..
Newport e..ct., CA ...
T1Mpkfl•1 641 t600 'bta•liM 106
It's a swi11gy
season!Party
it up in
swing~free .
palaz~o pants.
Wide and fling)', and aJl the rage!
Palmo pants in ftowy acetate/nylon
"'-IAluble luhlon oolorl ID flalllr
your Jazz!•! -Bick zip, -•11111.
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Ntde l110lt sensuous • toni&ht..._,.._..;
Adds Satin softness to your sllin-'!lt• ttfl
hint of taste and fragrance malies tllt'.liils
more unforeettable. 450
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The val~._. here every day.
p.1Ju:io panll of wool/1crytlc.. Thty'11
warm up your hofldey, or lll'r'/ day 111111 •
Ntl(y plaid comblnallont, blck tip,
ttia 5 to 1S.
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FASHION•ISCAJ'l>.,Ni:w,.t W '[714J 6M:UIJ. HUNr.'fON ~·~ll1 ... ~· ..... l pi4jrg,,,,..~·CINTY, CCctte MeN (714) 64'DI •
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WAlllllNGTON -You think
Amerlcon lnV9lt1-went
out with the McCormick
roaper, the Mone telegraph,
and Birds Eye lrolen food?
Doni you belleve Ill '!'be
government Is gran\lng pat..
enta these days at t be
unslackenlng rate of 1,500 a
week.
Every Tuetday the U.S.
Department of Commerce's
Patent Office puts out a thick
book the size of a college
catalog complete with
dlagnum and explanaUons.
One glance is enough to show
that U.S. ingenuity in the
197G's ls not confined to
teclmica1 screws and valves,
as one might suspect.
Patents, prohibiting others
from making, selling, or using
your lnvenlion for a 17-year
period without your consent,
~ being issued on everything
rrom new varieties of OOney-
locust trees and yogurt-mak-
ing designs to clam openers
and car-top camper-boats.
Indeed, some indications are
that inventiveness is spewing
forth more ideas today than
ever before.
Since the first patent by a
special act of the Mas-
sachusetts General Court went
to Samuel Winslow in 1641 for
a novel way of maWng salt,
close to 3.7 mi~n patents
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have been issued. About one
million of these were granted
in just the last 15 years.
Independent inventors will
tell you the ~iles are
endless. .
"l earl think of several
things not on the market ..
. Whether It would ·pay me to
fool around with them or not
is the question," says Maurice
B. Pittman, a truck driver
from Memphis, Tenn., who
has drawn two U.S! patents on
his inventions in the last two
years.
One is a kitchen gadget to
use in soft-boiling eggs. The
other is a wiper for rear-view
mirrors on trucks. The latter
is a graphic case of the old
adage that necessity b the
mother of lnvenUon -''there
was a definite need," aya Pitt-
man. ' For today's inventor, BJ>
plying for a 'palel)I Is nl>t
cheap ln time or money. Filing
fees, which supply about 65
percent of the Patent Office's
$56 million ennual bpj!get, run
cl-to !200 If the patent Is
gruited. 'lbe inventor usually
invests another $100 or 90 in a
prellminary search to make
sure the invention bas not
already been patented.
1be patent attorneys who do
thla job, poring over the
records and dlqrams In the
huge technical library of the
Patent Office In Arlington,
Va.,11dmit the IOOUtlng aeta
toog!ler ""Y year' !lot Ollly do they have to ched: out all
categories of U.S. patents -
and the right category ltaelf IB
often job enough to find -bul
ther:e are 8 to 9 million foreign
patents which must also be
scanned.
Even lf its like ls riowbere to
be found, the invention ad~
dltionally must be "nove1," as
Patent Commissioner Robert
Gottschalk poillts, useful, and
something which ls not "ob-•
S.oow people: ~eep
your warm with · these
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Udlll nylon •kl )lckat. ln-
wuotoro longth, Insulated
w1111 ~r. Hand w11ha-
bl1. Fuhlon colort In
8,M,L,XL. •19
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Nylon taffeta 1kl j1cklt with
stitch trlm and 1n1p tab col-
lar. Fashion color1, wom-
en'• S,M,L.XL
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Wom1n'1 nylon olro 11i1
)aokol with patch poo-
Hand washable. F11hlon
colora In S,M,L.Xl.
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Yards , a~ yards
afour ~. ,. '
best~seller
· cafp eting at
great savings.
Monday Nov. 13th on7
5ale'149~~ -· .... ·--.Nylj>I) oll•g pl!•. Diop ' ' ond 1turdy. Stays good-lopklng °""" inClllUlfl
wear areaa. In solld deoofator colora.
5ale .849 ~, ...
Reg. 9.19'Solre'. Nylon pl\Jlh pll• for •-llol!I
reallience. Durable end long wearing. DeConllor
colors.
Sale749~~
II.., '·" 'Tridenf. L\Jlh Kodel• patyootor
shag with loft and 1prlngy textuf9.
Contemporary look In txcltlng 3-tone ookn.
Sale599~~
Reg. "" 'Heritage'. Decron9 polyootw pie
with sheared hlghllghtlng-Mlps hldo
footprints. Solids and tweed•.
Sale S99oq.~
Rog. 10." 'Horveot'o Elegant pluoh lhllg-
care nylon for durablllty and long Wiit.
Resist. pllllng.
Sale 849 ~,..
Rog. '·" 'On Stage'. Nylon 1hag pill k-
Its cri1p •ppeararn:e. Aoollla pilling Ind
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CARPmNG IS ONLY AVAILAIUATI
Huntlnpn llNclund Nowpo<t ......
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We know what you're looking for.
' ' \ $hop Sunday noon to 5 P.f.1. at the following stores:
" FASHION ISLAND, Nowport~h (714) 644.?313. HUNTINGTON CENnR, Huntingfon a-h (714) 192.m1. ' I
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And U that solved even a
small part of the noise prob-
lem, it could have con-
siderable benefits for the
airport, which is besieged by
about SS billion worth of pend-
ing claims for nol.se damqes
from area homeowners. The
Los An~eles city schools
system has also filed suit
Air Goals
Described
Capitol News Service
LOS ANGELES -Goa~ of
a broad, two-phase California
master plan for Aviation have
been outllned for :the State
Transportation .--Board at ·a
meeting here.
Initial phase, to be com-
pleted by early 1973, will iden-
tify statewide deficiencies ln
airport capacities,. based on
projections of ~ tre.vel de-
mand by region OI' 4'f.8·
Secood phase, wllkb begins
late lhll year, will desaibe a
comprebenaive plan f o r
meellDC California'• flllun ailJ>ort needo, lucludq •
designaUon ol _...,.-!ate ad·
dltloos to preaelll -. •
suggested program !or ob-
tainlni !hem, and ao outline ol
potenUal linancq method.I. It
should be compleled late in
1973.
Dog Makes
Cash Gift
NORTON, Mass. (AP) -
Wheaton C.Ollege hu rece.Jved
a bequest of more than '5.000
from the estate of a dog.
The college p u b 1 i c fn.
formaUon office aald tbe doc'•
master designated Wheaton u
one recipient of that porlloa ol
b1J -le which .ourvlved bll pet. The do< died and the
estate WU teftJed.
The oolle(e did not dllclooe
the name of the donor.
TOPOGRAPHY
'ftte north rurtWQ', OQ the
other hand , has · different
topography from the soulh
runti'ay/ which runs beneath a
bluff that ~ufOes a1t least
some of the noise.
A successful barrier beside
the runway -Whether of
earth or concrete -might
provide food for thougtit at
some other Southern
California airports with jet
noise problems of their own.
Among lllem mlgbl be
Hollywood • Burbank Airport.
Orange County Airport and
several general a v i a t i o n
facilities, including S a n t a
Monica Airport and the Los ·
Angeles Departme nt of
Aµ'ports' own Van N'u y s Alrpbrt.. . .
Moore said ortly one airport
M the· -world DOW has a 80Md
b:lt+:ier similar to the one he is
contemplating. 'ntat'-is in
Frankfurt, West Germany,
where a curved concrete wall
shields a nearby industrial
zone from a maintenance area
where jet engines are revved
up during repair work.
"'That barrier has been com-
pletely successful in
eliminating complaints from
Dligbboring iodustry," Moore
addecL "But neither we nor
._ elle has the aame ex·
act let of circumstanoes."
RlllAL V ALVE1
The question the L o s
Angel.. Airport Commission
II payq almoat $!0,000 to
have answered, the general
manager said, is : "Does this
Idea have a real value on an
8,~foot runway where some
of the noise la airborne and
some on the ground?"
Heading the project is ac·
oousUcian Richard H. Lyon, a
Massachusetts I nstitute o f
Technology engineering pro-
feuor and a specialist in fln-=:tions to jet noise
"We're nol !ruling lhll In a
cavalier manner.'' Moore
em.phntwt "We will eumtne
tNer/ poalble IDlutloa to the
noile ..-, but naturally
cost will !lave a lot to do wttll
whether oometh1nc II built"
And lllbouih he'• nol aa;ytng
New Shipment
New Variety Of Koi
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[ Eeology Court CrQeks :o.»wn
'Supreme' drapes
look-again savings.
15'ro off our entire line. I
11 90 Sale ~·~"
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Ory clean. Many high·fashion colors to choose from. A wide
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Pillo 75xl4M 1001:14"
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Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the fqllowlng stores: OPtlN DAILY IN -···-7101 -au-Y 1w n• · -............... ,._,, ASHION ISLAND. Nwoport 8-li (714)~2Jl3. KINTIN6TONCENTER, Hunt"'91 ... a...i. 111\m-n11. HARBOR CENTER. Coate Meta (7141 ~··
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llJ PlllL.IOllDAN own at Ille aame election. before .Qle end of the -1oa', Tbe otbU lwq; boll-,:::
CofllOI --JUIJT WBAT will happm mucb min Ukely'to come IQ> wjth IOll\O _...,
-.. -1 --·-· """'I> IUIYl>odY'• ;u... " -'th, perhaps, rnRtt -~ ....... SA .......... uv -•--· "As for '"lio-lault." th.re I> ;;ii.;,. I' II Ille I~ -Id ha .. ·~...-•
-peadlnc -i. ~ .,.... Just one of .... iii ouCh bllla aeulon· Pi. undar war. -quaJJty ~ WlYll'lhat
-·---that la .... aa still havlllg I J8;2;,.!:._ ·--~-:, __ , la the aclual, 11, JC ~t ,.... -of lla'Cdlvnda chlDce this seaslori. 'll>at la .,~ -· ~ '."'>...,_ leglsbllure la•undar ..,, with ~ Jack ..... loo's coooumer billt aut,' YO,Jliat o( "8rl<Nltufo' r-. 'and
AB IJ5 whlCb baa _....., the are · ...., '~•""'1111ne -'liould gi:odo ~'and , many manyendslobelledup • .--chance of ',. . ~the. "lmltaUon" -=· "' !di loose -the-· thelower .... ~ ~~~~ ~ ... _ --·-,_ ~ ·~= ~'" final -yaar .....,_. ~-1bere are . .• -·
ends. , mltt.ee. II would require auto Into blatori. ~ still allv• alflo\lnl cndll and
And among U-loose ends ' -' ~ proteclioo pFacllcea, -ooe
are a number of measures in-· ~ · 'pused bJ'· tbe ,1lflP'« ~·
tended to aid the state's con-The election is over and~' ,'pi, C!irifQrllja's '~ and facin&:, tbif~bly
sumers • • ~ lolllr-llee, With ·"consmnerlsm" a .... lators .,. not quite as 0tive ·to 1 ~slituent ~ and ~ •Pl'lill'l'<'!ii; the llnuing~tssue.agreatnum-sure as they were only d~'ago.:JUst 'the same't...,. ·~ ~·~~~e
berof"blDsalmedatcoosum..-. lw th lect' • the'-"'-'-' " _.,.. •~ -'
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY DISTRICT STUDENTS LEARN NEW READING TECHNIQUES
Chris Schmidt, 9, and Toachor Pat Whlokeman at Fulton Schoof Cllnlc
vetoed, some are dead • • • "peroonal In~...'.?.-"!. ;'lloiif 'lliji!W'lind·~'Welfare IO'_appll<Jnt In ,,;~
and some Just might be acted benefits" for M;t"";;;;d , ·ooBo•lif,• ·~ • .. JOwer ~ ts ~~. , 't
on In the days remaining or other espeosai up to 15.000 por · '~'J>l'aalt ·ore itnf:bllll cliorses tncrO..od. . · in-
19'12. , person wllhoul regard to !aul4 on food proceoalon a n d !onnallon from a c red it
, , .. and recovery of I e n e r a l p a e k a g l n g . One, ·by report.er. The ~pair ot Jower
Where Reading~s Auto111atie
AU. IN ALL, there'"~ damagas In a civil actloa Aaoem"'1men 1!emy Wllllllan house bills both by Waxman,
more Jhan 600 b~ st1lt . ~uld be allowed only bl: cer· • (D-µ:>s Angeles) would require cover r e po as e s s l on of
..,utlng action. A lot of ·~ ~ tain eue8. food contaJners and packages, automobiles and other con·
will be handily and more 6r Chances for action on the with the exception of some sumer goods. aimed, at pro.
less quietly taken care of Montebello Democrat's bill canned goods, bear an easily tecting the r)ihl.I o1 the coo-• before Dec. 1, but there are at are, frankly, seen as sllm understood pull or pack date. sumer .
Fulton School Children Learn on New Pacing Machine least two big.lasUes !adj>g the "
leglslafure of vllal intiresl to
the stole's """""""" -and
By JOHN ZALLER
Of rM o.1ty PllM S•ff
He was big for a sixth
grader, a football type, but he
wasn't too big to g!ve sym-' pathy to the ~ grader
who couldni -the dif-ference between "pig" and
"big".
"Aw, don't worry,'' be 1.D'led
the younger boy, "you'll get II.
I remember when I eouldn't
do that stuff either."
With that, each rehuned to
his task in the reading clinic
at Fulton School in Fountain
Valley.
The younger boy, confident
despite his difficulties, switch-
ed his automatic p a c i n g
machine back to "on" and
began anew the strenuous task
ol trying to recognlre dd-
ferences between all those 6'a
and 9's, b's and d's, m's and
n's.
And the older boy, although
once a problem r e a d e r
him.'ielf, turned his attention to
the five other • ' p r o b I e m ntey are selected primarlJr
readers" who were now in his on the basis of their average
charge on the automatic pac· to high intelllgence combined with below upectancy reading Ing devicos. achlevemml& He_, actually leacblng "We're d,edleated lo
them, II WU later esplained. ......... f!VfrJ kld to read who
He waa merely making sure baa the ablllty," eayd Miss
tbal iad1 of bla m young -Whlll:eman
problem .readers carrled out "There's no. • ...,.. far
their llSlfgned lul< on the !allure oo oomethlng. as 'im-
automatic reading devices. portant as that" she say!.
. "I call lhls the personal 'Ille key to success, she ex-
louc:h,'' says Pat Wh.l.skernan, plains, l6 organization.
the Jowet-level 1 ea r n I n g Each child in the scllool Is
coordinator at F.u1ton School, given compreQenslve te.sts to
where this scene ll ' daily re-show just which skills he has
o.irrence. · mMtered, and whlc:b are
'!We want to give each child holding him up.
the Individual type of wort he Then, in the school's reading
needs for bis parllcular p~ clinic, a chlld. II gMn the
tern," she says. "But we particular g8.me, eurcite, or
can't let them completely by even one-l<>«le tut.ring to
themselves, so we've .trained learn each of the akllb. he
older students to help ua,oot." needs, one ara tima. .
There are ·40 fin!. llCOllCI, "Of course there ere too
and third gradert In the many students in here for me
reeding clinic at Fulton. about to bandfe l!ach 'of them
!It percent of all students in myself " she ~ "but I've
those grades. spent ''eomtderatile t 1 me
tralning the older students to ·
take the younger ones through
the lessons.
"Now I'm like a doctor. I
make presaiptions, and I
""'•• the llalf lo carry them out. '1bat gets the job done,
and it alJo frees me for very
small-group Instruction when
that'• necessary."
Statlstlcl support M I s s
Wbiskeman's approach .·
Primary-age children a t
Fulton consistently score in
the 90th percentile on state
reading exams, despite their
only slightly higher than
a·verage intelligence. .
For t h 1 s achievement,
Fulton has been named one of
16 model reading centers in
California by the state Depart-
ment of Education.
"Reading has always been
my !Jivorite subject to teacb
because I bad so much trouble
with it when I was young," ex·
plains Miss Whiskeman. "I
want to protect children from
the bad etperlence I had."
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that means every CallfOmian.
Tbeyare ... e Property tax relief e And "oo-fauJt" automo-
bile Insurance. There's ·Still Time to
With the defeat ol the
.. Watson Initiative" «lmed at
lbnWng proper;ty .we.. • bal'
lie ~ppears "' be aha~ hetw ... the g.;venior-and the
legl>l>ture's Democral.1-
Gov. Ronald Reagan and the
loyal opposition leaders got
together on a tax relief
package earlier this year, but
alter passage In the iwetnbly,
it was killed by a minority in
the upper house.
AT THAT, Reagan tossed
down the gauntlet. He said
that in the event of a defeat on
the . relief pacJage Initiative
authored by Loo Angeles Co.
Asseosor Plill Watson. he
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We'll Deliver B'Y
·christmas.
would come out with a plan of
-his ·own. Thio will Include a $1.1
bQllai· tu"!'JI, 1'is a ocbool ·
lax and lncdl!>e iD: reduction. . .
More, he baa warned that U
the legislature !all> to okay
lhia~kage-.ll!i.IU)lo)il..llclo .,, ..•
the •tale's voters. by JJ!!b. 31,
he will take it to the people via '.<i
a special election. -~
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decorator colors, fabrics and styles from winter-warming
acetate satins to finely textured linens. Our·decorator will
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to you and your home for thfs arid many yelrs to come:
Penneys promises a new look for ycur home by Christmas.
And just like Sant~. we deliver.
Reading Clin~ Program Lauded
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There Is the possibility, 1'
however, that the govemor'9
plan will not be the only one
voted on at that s~ elec-
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The 1.000 children who
participated last year in the
Foont.aln Valley Se h o o I
District's rMding clinic pro-
gram rough\v doubled their
reading progreS! during the
clinic's first yur of operation,
orficlals report.
The chlldren. roughUy ten
percmt or the dlltrlct's total
enrollment, were • e I e c t e d
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W-laller 1113-311$ • 1™ITRS' MORTUARY
Ill Mall !II. a--mu
tion -if it comes to tbal · because or lheir average or them progl'ftlsing until they IChool to school. But the 1.e.na1aton have added
high intelligence combined reach """1Ull"readlnji levols," district Is n0w draltlng a w...;;;s ol their own -lhlt
with very low reading'acltieve--Barnes &aid. · " iiistrict-wide plan that will various special interest OT'ft!l1"" Th& clinics 'Were.c~ combine the best elements of e·-t"" ment. About 80 percont of last year at each or the the most successflil clinics. 'MY . altemi>t.~. _..,.. 1
them were boys. •'·trict's 11 --~•-. .,.,._, -uHy, Jn0 '!"ill!ylqg their w , __ .. kin U10 M;UUUUJ auc1 ··0ur first year's results own tu chaiige ~ • " e were bu~y wor g ranged lrom 20 to 40 minutes show what can be done," 81)'1 ' &id, Qf ;oiiwi.!, ,-thm,, Is
with kids who have the o1 extn reading 1ns1n!ct1oo. Barnes "bul we think we can ahrl)'ll the posslilfllly ·eee or
intelllgence lo read well, but Barnes said that the clinics lniprove tremendoualy with a another group "' legislaton
for some reason ean't or don't differed enannomlf from liWe better plannipg.'' may try for a tu plan of their
like lo," explalnedBlll Bamet,,------....:..---'=====.::...---======== ec:fueationll a e r v I c e a ad--
-tor !or the dlslrid.
"We want to guarantee day-~
lo<fay reading UJeracy !or all
cblldren rih the ahillty to
achleve Iha~" be said.
All school dlslrldl aim !or
lhls. Bui the Fountain Valley
School District I> the only
elementary dllfZlct llj West
Orange CotmiY to operate
reading clinics aimed at
average or blglt ab 1111 y
ehlldren who have n o t
lllll!tered rudlnt. ecconllng
toaourYOYofthedillrlcta .
"'l'lin II extra wort and -·fnvolnd." aald Barn ...
"but -...... wwl<fDI with
-cl bl(lll ablllty and low acbleYement , tbse'a
automatfcall1 a polenllal' for
gral llnprov<mlOI. In --. we've I-that we
can "'allu •I leul ...na of
it."
Accordlllll to Barnes, moot
of the chi~ In lht program
were averaitna only about
five mootha growth In a ten·
month IChool year. T h e
children In the p r o i r a m
averaged 11 monlhl growth
I.Isl year, • dnmlUc ...... aoJ
of a treld that had been leav-
ing lbs children !arlhtt and
!ar1her bebind eech ,.....
"Once .... starl the children rnovtna In the right direction,
we hope to he able lo keep
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Supet1or O>urt Jlldp Jerry
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SHARES ISLAND·WITH 30 CHICKENS . .
Charllo'Brlck ·•nd Fllthfvl CemjNltlon Duke ·
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·FOR'.!' iJ'IERCE, Fla, (~.) Qiarlie llu •&bout Ill """ ....: omHe • Brick,"' 82, 1 st.ood taCauna chictens; .... S i u t h
oake;d 'and unashamed on hls American birds that laY eggs
island in the sun. 'Who needs with s~J!s tinted pastel pink,
clothes when you;ve gOt an tblue-Or ~-Just inside"the
islaQd. to· yourself, a-'fa.tthrltl door 'ot Uie · shack Is a .22-
dog named Dllke and chickens caliber rifle. "'Mi.at's to shoot
that lay colored eggs?... the chickens with when I .want
Ch8rlie is Jl ,Kttiatter. one" of to · eat one," he explai:hs.
a grOup of free spirits \fho set ··nie"y1re too fast fol-an o1d
up'fiQusekeeplrig on m~be so guy like me to catch 'em."
!Si.nets along tOO lndiari J;tlver Charlie was down with a bad
wlthoUt so-much as a· by-your-bout of flu elgbl -mQnths ago,
·leave fr<Jlll o£fldaldQm. but he says be ·Isn't afrabl of
The .. t ol ..,..... bas dying alone. He bas · maey ~ : su':-vey ofihT people ffl.ends 1n Fort -Pierce 1abd
who live oo. the islands. Some acroa the country; however,
tiers It· bee be· l!isisted that they come to sqp,a . say s ause v:.a biin' ,,, .... _ than the other ·goVl!mments Just ••tunilly ~ -b&Ye.1o snoop into·thinp that way around.
are none of their business. But "They like tt out here, and J
mariy ·are afraid the state don't like · towns," he says.
Dilght be getting ready to. try OW:lie aays he'll resist If
to l'lll'i -them off. ~· .. 1:·:: any_body tries 1'>oth.row him·off
") came out to the island ID· --5eft11 Pinet lsliad. "lt's ·my
years ago and l've been happy ' damned •home, ood I wan~ lo
,e\'er ,sinq!,'' Charlie says. "l die here.
go to Fcrt Pierce for groceries ·'J told my friends that when
about twice a mqnth, nnd I die I want them to have me
Uiat's' two Umes too many." crem'ated and bring my ashes
:'J.IJ· figure there wi~ be someplace where ~ man tan
. -'live ' without son'fe pencil pusher teHin9 him ~ow
,fl> do it .: • .', .
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~. t:Sa.r&'I dorila.kt. on SeveP out -~ to • litile shrine l'm
' pijji, -~ ues sb0\11 ' four • bWldtilg oot of con c re t e
miles oort!I of ' Fort Piqee. blocu. I .Jove to lllt In f!Ult'ol )\~ln.;lbe mid~ Of the rtyer, ,.., ·-~-t -• .~~ ~ ..... ~ WbWt ts' really ~~; 7 ""-.; ilDU. ~~ ~v.u: , ,
'.att. •water • tagooii Stretching T want them to<Jlli(' my-~ -"""1 20 mll!!i north of tbe In a coffee cup and put t1ie ~p
moobport ·at TituSYille down m the~-rn be happy.
Flotitla's eMt coast to~ tbe.;"St. VOnon Keys, a state pollu-~ ·rntft ~40 mllM north of tlQn • cOlitrOI officer, says· the
~alD! ~ach. . . squatters contribute to pollu-
Dukt the dOll made -the trip tion along the river and litter
tri l~e iSlAnd fmm the H11mane the islands wlth uilsightly Soc1et.v rive y,..ar~ ago whel'l he
tviis §ix weeks n\d,• "nnri .he'!I trash. ,
fiever been off • the Island Charlie •Fortner, who liges
since," the old man says. on an island at Vero Beach, 15
. With a. .l,bUe,. J>eard that miles l1Ql'th of Fort Pteree,
dust! his wtzen«I CiiOSI. and takes strong exception to
Jong -white halri Chfu'lle Is a Ker,s' comptalnta. dead · rhlger or ~ J.\Otllruld'n ' Take a loot around my ermoe. 'I place and tell me bow much
. ciiarne says be was born tn trash )'OU tee," be uys. "1
¢.tcutta, Oblo, and had 1 good keep my IJ!and oeal 1'!-lltlle ,,,,.__ going In Lyom other Jl!and .......i.Jien; Ille • ' ~ p Wiped out lr\.'U.. .... ..,~ ...... GIJ,..,... •tr .. ~ 1929. Juat ODO ~pile ol loeer,COll!I " r~ ~on~:: ~•= ··ir... '•!» F-rl t 1 ~ ihat ranged · from !stand, about• bllf-mlle oorth ~ 111•bwuher to m or ch ant ol the 'len1}leadl l'tlh~<Jl!DP
• .lt&lll•n. but his favorite job at tbe ~ ~ of DarD1r
. wu that of floating c.op on~ Brtdge., ~ .. ··-II" boat! plying. G,..at qompOnd to Cbarhe1 Brtct, ·Mk~· ports out al Otlcago Fciitner Ii 1 whlppennapper ~· Woo1'l war II. ,.if,,. • 72. But Uke Brtct, Fortner ~~~ the !war he cpoved llYI pe~ and IOlltude ire ~~ 1 ind' worked •11fl;.han-worth IDO(e than all tbe ll\roGi!JO•t tile !>Isle creature comforta city ~ cu
'ilJi Juf job wa It ~ provide.
'Jlldge Yicht Club in Fortner-hal Uved on· Frtts
,.,,,..,. Lludenlale 10 Y"ll •IO· Iatand !or JJ' )'elll;'Ull lllt JJ
!i'tlMptng the plate runnll!i !or •ix.ns • -lilP -"! them rtch lolkl." drJ., 1111 _,.,
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11111 fild their boll clod oa'1 In VL, 0-: ~ 81,, ... -
bJI blrl1ld*r d, -Yer, be : I.:.:... .-:, i'f i#(
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ond """1111 c:rell<y tom of -• :=' or 1 bittered ~ 111 11 1 1 , a -
Ho Ulld to hive 1 ll!llll -1-II I. loll1rlfl
-trolltr on the illlnd. but old·-· "'"1llW I.,. aollll
U.t llumlfl -bl wu In tbe"oV-•••~ 10WDofewyoon110.Allop-Ulo ........ -... 11it Minlltar 11111 hll -"U Ml ra1 dJ 111r1 I pl to
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Interchangeable spindles adjustable
depth stop. Head ·swivels .380", 11111
more than w :nght and I.oft
-Sale 9.599
Reg. 119.99. Penncraft® heavy duty
weldi ng and cutting outfit. Includes
manual to aid you in the basic
principles o f welding.
Light du.ty outfit. Reg. 89.99, Sale
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Sale 10·3 9 ~
Rog. 129.H. Rugged arc welder, 20·
230 amp1. Includes 12' ground c1ble
wjt·clamp, 15!-electrode cable with
holder, fiber glass halml.i~. electrodes.
flexible power cord.
2:95AMPw,lder. Rog. 114.99, Solo
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Special 4·499
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ensemble lncludea..38 x 31 ''screen ..
large black cast and j rona.~pnk'et, ·
brush, shovel and stand.
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black mesh curtain with permanent
glide pull chain. hanging bruahand
poker.
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l!arlJ Amortcan•atrle. ·
Decorative atJ.lde In antique
brua or copperjona. ·
9.99
~poF•FJ·otJI• globe In
vivid accent colors. Gold.
Ora""4rry.
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Fro1tod cry1t1t boll lhope. Molal -
'In yellow or green.
, Shop Sunday noon to 5 P .M. at the following atom:
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Orig. $12 -$36.
Dress shoes, casuals, we have a huge
ossortment to choose from .•. oil reduced to
such low, low prices you'll want several.
· All ore by fomous mokers.
Come eorly for be st selection.
Not every brend in every store.
' We.mens' Shoes
fashion shoes orig. $1% • $30 12.00
. deliso debs,. palizzios, lif estride,
dress shoes by naturalittr8,
connie, bel-air~
orig. $18 • $%0, 9.99
dress, casuals. ertg. 818 • $24, 7.99
florsheim, naturalirers
dress sh0es, orig. 8I% -$%0, 5. 99.
joyce, bel-air®, life stride,
naturalize rs
Casuals, 5.99
buskens viva amerieana, in crowd®, eonnie
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HI beUeve my children
lhould have a certain amount
of apendlnc lllOllOl' each -k
but they have to earn It," she
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Mn. Empting baa her
younptera busy with -such 11 making bedl, em~
tying traah and mowing tbe
lawn.
"I believe that busy hand!
prevent Idle minds," she add!.
Allowances are suspended in
'tbe Empting family in tbe
smmntr. "l want to know
wbell! they are in the owmner
and 11 tbey don't have money
they can' stray too lar," ahe
explains,
Mrs. Arthur Beard, a
Newport Beach mother ol
eight children, reported that
abe and her husband tried aDOwances I> u t discovered
they didn't wort.
•"l'bty•d spend It and aUll
need more money w he n
something important came
along," she said.
OBUGATION •\
"We don't give allowances
anymore because . we feel
chores are a family obligation
and shouldn't be paid for," she
add!.
Mrs. Beard says most of her
chlldren earn their money at
various jobs out..lde of the
home. She feels1 they develop
more reapomlbillty this way.
Diane Reed, a H1D1tlngton
Beach mother of a e v e n ,
Ukewise takes a strong stand
against the allowance system.
'Tm ~~t )L We tried It and II JUst doeSn'I wwt. In .
belleve they sbould all have
•'1iirlain respomlbil!1!'8 I o perform at home wl1bi>ut ...
pectlng any reward.
·~:·~·u !hey want more J lust
tell lbem my car needs
washing for a dollar."
,;: :;Mrs •. Reed also says ,her
,cldldren's grades have lm-
pi:oved and their participation
~:' ,cbool is up s 1 n c e illowances were suapenC!ed in
her family.
Grades are another factor in
the dlatrihullon ol money by
some parents. Vicky Fisher, a
j\Jnlor at FOU11tain Valley High
t;choolreporls ahe recelve3 $20
per month for maintaining a
a.5 grade point average.
l\llSENT SYSTEM.
Many o t b e r yr:xmgsteni,
bowever •. seemed to resent Uie grade l)'8lem ol reward!.
':.t_ .r_r never gel A's," says one
DD!' Imm C«ona Del Mar,
"You can't help it lf you
don' )Ike a d888.
·"If ·maket .you too com-
'fjetitive wltb your brothers
and sisters., too. You're always
trying to beat eocholher.'I
' Most ymmpters see1n to
,f_eel that if allowances are
given tbe bort lllloold receive
a 1arter chGH than tht!1r • '
female counl<rpam.
; i•Ouya need more money
because tbey eat more, take
girls out and have more ez-
,peoalve bobbles," ezplalna one
irWt student at Corona del
Mar.
'"Ibey do heavier wort too,"
adds another lad lrom Corona
\IOI Mar:
1be amount of an allowance
pe!D5 to v~ depending on
~ tbe younpler Is ...
pOctecl lo buy with It. For fn.
stance those who have to buy
their own clothes m 1 g h t
.reCelve more than those whose
parents do the shopping .
. Oo tbe whole, though, ID06t
jOungstm seem lo ...,.1.,
around three to lour dollan a !if"k· This Is tbe average ~ youngslera . i h I a .
repor1"r talked with and tbe
llgure accepted by most adulls i9-. the FOIDllain Valley adult
tiJJrVey1 ,
Bui parents might keep a
.~ eye open for a plan
-propooed hY Corolla ~ Mar 10phomore F r a n co
Romqnano.
He'a campaigning 10< a
credit card
4-H Club
Collecting
Yule Gifts
Members ol tbe ._H Quillen
and TUJera Club ol HWllJlllloll
-are~ tbe city !Gr lood and clolhlnc lo be
-led lo the Naftjo and
Hcpl (Ddlana ol -· Club members are loNlnl
1..-belp from members of the
communlt7.
1'ood and clollllnl Hema
may be tat.. lo the 11ome ol
Alloo Qulnn, •11 Llm<rick
Drive or the ._. ol Mn. Cbri1~t1 S11r1, 11702
Wrtcfllwood Laae. The collocllon · drlve enda
Doc. 10, al which tlmt a Santa
Ana -will .. .,.,, the col· lt<tad .... 10 An-lar
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kit by "kit bit" . system
maximus deluxe •
stereo headphone
sale ..• plastic I
shopping hag
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.Re_g, ~.OQ lns:ludes oH materiols ond .Reg. 169.95. Built-in 4-speed outomotic
instruction. Leorn how eosy mocrome tumtoble, dust cover. 8-trock lope
reolly is with the Storter Kit. ployer ond seporote speakers. 36 welts
Y•o•m•s•, N-eed-le•c•ro•f•ts•, •29--------¥-of power.
Reg . 19.95. Privole listening, concert
hall fidelity. Cushioned, lightweight
co mfort. Wide lreque:icy rengo.
colors to choose from.
Reg. 1.00. Lightweight but strong
enoug h'to co'fry your shopping. 14xl I
inches with 4-inch gusset. A•son.d
·colors.
Stereos, 88 *Notions, 4
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-e r egency g.a • t g e uxe ...., bia "o" fat track J ~ ·· d 1 " -peed
race set weather station viewmaster I kit b icycles
8.97 14.99 13.. 59.99
Reg. 15.99. From Motte!. Extro-wide R 2000 B t"f II d I Rge. 15.99. Includes viewmosler plus Assembled 26" 3-·--~ with front eg. . . eou 1 u y cerve rome, '>"""'
strip for reol ~ing action. 2 sizzler hond~rubbed walnut finish. Precision 42 exciting full-color pictures with chrome corrier, tour bag, generotor
cers, juice mechine, 12' !rock. Betteries thermometer end berometer. 13, 17.. eddod dimension of sound. All 1n light, ch rome fenders end kidstend.
not included. size. sturdy slor1!.9' ~~nf~i~ot._ Mens end ledies' model s.
To•y•s•, •28 ___________ -t ·-------------Comeros!I, •13--------·t Sporting Goods, 43
frigidaire
gaa dryer
159.N
Lorge 18 lb. copa.;ity. Timed heel oOd
no heat cycles, ·including pennoMnt
prses <:•ff~ Huje 2-40 sq. · in. door
opening. Pnt' ~reen. rollers.
Ma jor Appliances, SQ
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zenith 19" zenith handcrafted
snpeNICl'een portable color tv
128.88 549.95
save 20% •••
invicta "c" bag1
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19" diogonol rneosure bled end while Gionl 25" diogonol screen. Aulomel ic Reg. 20.~.00. C..nves "'99"99
Iv with room-tp..room serviC41. o.lu.. fine run ing contn>I, outometic lint with spring steel wi,. frorne. Altroctiwl
video renqe tuning system, "P-guord . Hondsomo contempen>ry low· ' Ion with browo trim, bl .. with Mddle
Set" VHF fine tu~inq, boy console . tQm. As sorted sizes.
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with Jeotlo support •
m1xim111111pport
FashiOI lhades for 111
sizes. 3 88 111.4.H •
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tee comfortil& llWGll . 1nd sheer tle1uct. y,.·u feel and look
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shades for •I! sizes. •
surr.ffoSI Socks Fo• MEN
Spande~ top provides essential
anchor that pr even ts sli pping.
Maximum suppnrt from
horizontal and vertical 2 88 rib. Black, Brown. aM
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Automatic electric·eye
exposure control. Eas!
close-ups. R11. 49.9
'34.88
Car.ousel 700 Projector
lllUX-Allto '""' system wfl40-iliile lrlJ. loi.114.51
115.95
Pampers
D1ytl•1 15'1 : ,.,,.,.,,u 1r1
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versatile canister set ..•
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URBAN -Adult game for WOlJld·bt Waterproof constructioo, " Bootleggers, Extortioriists or 3 positive heats.
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foll' WI ct>lorful·metal and plastic. · ,. flaflnel cov· · · er: #5010 •
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"Captains" ••• Tufted corduroy
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• , CLIMI OF WE~FARE · CASELOAD IN ORANGE COUNTY ' CHARTED
Lives ·of 66;000, $70 Million
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i Wove~ in County)V elf are W eh
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By CANDACE PEAR.WN ~. most of what is IOOsely term-'°' .. o.11y "1"' ,.,. ..., ed WJ)fare ii noo-cootrovenl;d, altbougtl
A clut al UC Irvine 1881 year called It the dJitlnction In the Pl<llrams !DAY· DOI
a "mea." · · always be clear tn thie eyes of 1tS crtUcs.
A television speciJIJ aai~ 11 is ''Doi well" 'l1le ..,. !hit re<elm most 'of the
and "not fair." criticism, iavestiga&n an4 myths ·is the
Tire. President said cqing it Is a Ald to Families wllb· Depeiideot Cblldren
"top priority." -.. -• (AFDC) program. About 10•5 million~
It -this thing , Al!lleci "weHare" -pie naUonwide 'Mel U,000 In Orange
seem!: a modem-day., 'version or CountY are involved.
PirandellQ's "Seven Characters in Search The other categories or assistance ad·
of an Author." mlllistered by the count1 •.. ~P9 con-
onty in this case, it appears the seven sidered more socially'acceP.table, ,are old
characters -tupayers, poliUclans, age security (OM), Ald 'to the Blind
dl!hict attorney, weHare administrators, (AB) and Ald In the Tolally Disabled
eligibility and social workers, recipients (ATD). ·
: and the state employment department -'lbese more aci:epted programs con-
,. can't find someone to Dnish the third act stitute about 25 percent or the weliare ~ or tbe drama. · dollars.
.' Jill!! this Ill real life. not the stage. And 'Ille couiitl' ·baa a fifth category for l ~"""'1plezjf;les of weHare can't. ht Ued wbkh It re<elv., no ri!lmliuraement from
up.wil11"4 liiile ~writing. 'thO'federal or stal< · 'enlS (llj.tlie 'llle'~-t. the ~te and. --~·<ii) ~~era! iibet ' tbO ,.countlll .,. ln~ved >'llf .a. '0utofthe$!0~~spellflnwelfare :!'.~ welfare~ .. and oacl\1~ fldljp· ~;aran~1Jn .~ ~ l97!,,73.l.oofy ~ vwn .•~ . , , , L~ about llU mt1ldii c.me•dlrecUy'ltil' or · 1n this am ifOUillrY, tl(te .,. lrQIJ1 COU!llY pocket& !!.~to ~ mllDjqijteo;le oo ~me form o! , 'Ille rest wu reJmbursed by state and
weHote, ~ iinancJ8I ass!Stince. federal funds.
In caur-.._;taot May Jan averqe And of !hit 112.3 million, about fl
mmth), $IS& dM In WeUare was given million went to the county's tbS,e. qt1.~
out. . admlrtlstratlve ·costs of all pragr8m!i.
'111e nmn"ber. fluctuate, but there are That cost !otaled fl! plilllon. • · .
now '1?ool 111,000 !l'q>I~ on ~.,. In .Controverales ~Vjl,cloode1h11e aide of
orange County, or led than five percent the ftHare department -aervices.
of the population. . W,orri~ there handle protective care for
WeHare, bo,vever deserving the rcci~ clilldren, adoptions, foster care and
pient ~Y be, hit a sUgma to it for some ccdisel all sorts qt:. ~nal problems.
people. Conlrary to ooe belief, the money But tht •~, r " ]IUbliclty remains doean~ -11 io to people Uvtng In Santa brlgbtest on .It ii from lheno that .t.na, Amhelm, Garden Grove, Costa . the headlines '41..percent fraud" and
M.,. and Hwitlngton Beacfl -the cities the picture Of the able-bodied but l10Jl.
· with the highest concentration of cases. working man and the baby-machine
Cities with a more "expensive" image wonian emanate .•
-San Clemente, Laguna Beach and 1be U.S. 5eDafe , hi, given up ita at-
Newport Beach -bave tbtlr ailare or tempts to achle9i> ~ In. ~program
recipients. this year. "'~.o:i· ' <
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To qualify for AFDC, the children must
ht IOlt than 2i yean old (llld 111-21 year
olds must be in school or vocational
training) and lfltre must be deprivation.
Thal meaos 'ht cbildr<n must be
deprived;of at least one parent's care,
.presence or support.
~. are, ol course, · rlll8DcllI re-qUJttmenta. A family of three, the
ai2e In this Fea. mlllll liBv< a '-ol hit_ tbu,. lO 'ht &ired. U t!iO mnoi,..t Is less than but ~ to tbat _, • famlly mlgbt not
get 8D)' rD0pey at all ! I • •
But 11 1s · pn)bah!e; !&, ww1a IJ1l8)lly
fee two separate Jlllfll-i-food IWllpS
(COU(lODI giving' njluced ' (Wicea for
domestic productl) and Medi-Cal, .wllere
'P"OPI• Pl1 llollllng or nen to 'tbat for doctors and drugs,
An AFDC grant recipient can't own
•property worth more than $1 ,600 or have
savings or stocks worth more than NOD.
One car I! ucluded. Owning a home Is
. allowed (up to a certain assessed valua-
Uon).
1be mulmum aid granted to that
lamlly ot ·u... Is 1115 a month, a "'""
wellare recij>ienta aey few people really
want to live on. The average stay on
AFDC eld Is 18 months, lltbdugb there
are those On leu end tboee on ftrever.
~o emeraency-money la aranted wben
cblJdron -now lhoel for Qool·,or H the fai/illy nu.. out ·of. momy belGre the
DAILY PILOT . .
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Sunday, NMmbtr 12, 19n
nezt check is due.
Jim Holt, bead of the local btlnch of
the Natiorial Welfare Rights· Orgaulza-
tion, contends no one wants t.o be on
welfare, U\at oo. o.ne is happy getting lid.
Yet iaie. ol fraud and. of ·the "lily
bums" on Welfare abound. \JhY!
Many Involved with ,_u.,. ae,ya the
trouble Uea not wfth lls tiureaUtraey, 'Mt
with Jls red tape, jta COWltl!!u fomii, !JI.•
equldea or with Iii atall, T!iOy aey thoae
·fY,J!lptoma, superfie)al on(~ wllat , .............. . ~ wby~·::;'~~~
.,.iem ~ begin with or wllat Ill fOlll
are .. 1 _,
Why doi:s ,lllls counJry blve a -are
prograJJ> and wltat tl\Ollf<I that pnlll'am
do? Thia la the '84,000 que.tlon on which
the acton lo the weUare play can't
seem to agree.
The characters lake tbelr lums center
stage: · ·." e Holt: 'lSo many pel!ple ere ashamed
to be on wellare. All the people I've talk·
ed to would love to JO to wort. But
there's not even enough jobs for people
drawing unemploymen~ how do they u-
pect to get people on -are jobl!" e Rlchud Parllow, .assistant district
attorney, In dJlrae of the family support
dJvillon : Under court rulfngs, women are
DD iDDler nqulted ,to ;JllJlO the fa\IJer of
their cbild, bot Poralm!'• trylna 11 &II
AID TO FAMILIES
WITH DEPENDENT OHILDRE~
$35.5 MIWON
·$ 11 MILLION ...
HOW S70.2 MILLION COUNTY WEL,ARE PIE WAS SLICED IN 1971-72
that changed. Meanwhile hia orfice uses exhausted all other resourtts ( berore
persuasion to find the rather , get Chlld coming to the weUare deparbneflt)."
support from him and aomebow decreue AFDC welfm. In 1 way, be points out,
County aid to the mother. ls the only way to help the dlildren.
Parslow estimata •l\OUI 1$ percent of There t. no eategory of mlef for 1 llngle
the caaes involve fraqd. "The weU1n1 penon.
people Wtlllld rather not dl.scuu ·it," M "It's a need pl'Ollmn, tblt"J wby we
,.ys. "Tbey'll ldmlf it O\'er a drink but subtract any Income: I pmcllll!lfbellevo
' ... to the public." ' ; Jn tho pride of -., Jllld ·Itel -
Pollllc.Jly, be llft weUare and cnUd people llllt live ta Orup ~ feel
IUpport 'Nfonns'oflll haft tieetl "'l'lllCIJ" flla( .,.." I ..._ -~,
tlfd togelher In a "terles of sordid eom-e Tupoy.r· An7 nmnber • • ""'-"; promlHlo" "' up I · DlllJX i..y, • Pollildam· G<illlna people ti( eop e on weHIN -,., rtPto. Tiiey
weHote ..U. and Into Jobi It emp~ -d llofl.Uvln( off~ llie me Jllld
htre, Both Prelldent Nbon and flit, ' &t.:i J.ob· Al -lmb It ,,.,.. ef.
Reagan hive adopted welfare u~ 1 ... • • '
poliUcal issue. Rectnlly implement.cl • Welfare worter: "It'1 ud, 10 tbe
ntles adopted by the Legltllture require politics llllt'a Involved," one elllfblllly
everyone, lncludlng mothers whole worker ukl. "'Ibe recipieota doo't uo-dn&lnd, much lea care." children are over six years old, to .. _. .. _ •• 1d ... 1 1 1 ••
-•·te I ....._ t tbe H ~~ --we Ire -· ·~~ r or emp..,., ..... n •t lDDID mlnb:tr1ton in Sac:nunento ••don • t ReJources Deveiopmenl Deparlmenl Even U they're llreldy oorldng, ther undentlnd whit II'• like. To Ulen, It's
have to take time off work and.register. JUI& • manual of re:sul1tk!N;."
The U.S. Senate'recenUy considered re-While the system Is Intended to en·
qulring non-working recipients to wort courage lndepende.nce, ll:irtMI el'C:!
for their cbtcb In ID-fir no~aistent workers claim It ldUllly
dependency .• .,,,.,, 1et -·" :~:;. OO:i:i\'t ~~~·the one Uld. "We don'I rehlbli.. them to
· &et out" e Wlflllm Ermxl, uallllnl director. U ... •-tell ~~ ho Orange · County WeH1re Department: We ore ~.es ~·t ·~• W "It'• our I--! fetllng, they're (AJ'DC want to -1< wbtre to let ... _.1 ..
clienls) -uil out Ind 1enert11y hi•• (Seo llBllAllS, ..... •1
Syste111 'Pits. -Daves Against the Dave•nols I
A 3l·year .. ld ......0 recently Wllbd
Into a county wellare office In Hawaiian
Gardens, pulled a revolver on a
supervisor, bad blm write btr a Siii
check, took 18.40 In pclty Cllb and then
was unceremoniously arreeted by ·•
' sflerill'• sergeant as abl walked ouf the
door.
'l1le worn.an, liter blioked on armed
rdibery, felt the wellar&~ owed
ber money. •
It dldn'I hlppen In 1~ ,C'Alunty
But ft could hive.
"U JOO ID JllJ1"'""""'1b"'e, .JOO lpelld tbe
real of JOOI'. nmlnc ralioolllllng ,_
ezlllence. We belr the bnmt. We fliYe
oqt tlie bldi.nen. • . ' "llOol' el 111 don';Uke our jolit" 111d
Clle Wll(ue~ ..-: • ' •
'lllol doeo hlppen In Orange County. 1t
cotiJit '~ 'lfl)Wttere.
One upect ol weHere la llllt it does
oeem to pit two fPWP11 of pe1101111 agalnat
eacb oilier: welfare cllenis and welfare --Bui ther hive at1tut .... nllln thing
ID OCt!mllft: lralt:mkln.
~ ''""' -1)'11111 It .. '!Oiied down il't .. ·.:~ !=.t.-;,=
)' cloo't hlTI I " -
I Oounty-lllld.
God, .,.., .. Jim Boll, ..-.,
.. Or-. Colllly -.. ~ ....
doOll Welfue Jlilhtl o.p•:.Cleo 11111 --u .-....... "" ti Oilllolld bJ \be lf*m. • "Andnow~-oot-a!J.
-lonn-You baTe to Uot ~ ,.. own. . ,(mn) -..·•llandod
down for =tin,'' be cniitlWll. ~:t':.. ~~ell)=· polnl ol
-rilbll It to apbold tilt "'!L' tMttsu ctill NIU' tupQl'i I are wut-
inl lo lllnte, .... ~ I -an L~ lat ti.t-• 11111-. ~..!".,. ...... _ ... -.:\,I! ll~MNIL fto ..
Aa ..... ., .:.:c:.ir .. -r; •• ...
to !lave at !wt 111.1~ate of"arls d ..
· -from ;a jd:llOr <ollep. --Of the county wMl<en bave college degreei.
Tuioover ls bfab.. Each worker hancUes
an aVerage' of 110 CUel, upwards of 510
people.
Moot of lids wodt, ls poperwork. The
weHaro deportm<DI .-more than 700
dtff....,t formt, llld no ooe person can
aplUi -al.,,._ mean.
,Tbe 19-pap ,._ ol .facta sup.
pilrting ellglbilltJ ttr
11
. ; 'J,'arJCe" ,11 ued
-· lltbqb ...,only .-iUy ldopled In al ., ~ County. Belon!
"""' lt to tbelr ..-. two elllfbllit1 _ ..... tried to flD -oat eempleteJr
Jllld lalled,
Althougb tbe f0l'1D -Ill deflll for I
liltlnC or tbe --llld penonaf llema owned by clients -when
purcbued 1 D d for bow mud! -the
wortera hlvon' been told whit to do
With the lnfonnatloil.
It ukt H the client muot Ille the
"meeil on wheels" ~ Witbouf u -
ptolnins 'Jfbat It It, oe lllet Oronce eoan.
11-10V111 hnw II. ' . _____ .. y .. _
C»bn neupt." .
Aa -.oc111 lllled out fmn -Ill ,.._.and i+« rtred.
--~--., 'Jr~· : ~-,, t I 111 -:;,-: .-r•-111 A _,,. flmQr -'"""" It _ .... ..,. .• .-1ee ........ : =~-=·=.-=::..·ti = rMplo .. rU-Tiie 11•-1 ......... --tbe llDll ....,, ... -.. anllnq • 814 .-w&Ms4 al._ J 2trd1 .... __ ,,...,..:E .....
Tllll It oolJ -jf a. .............. _
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1 ... 1 70 telegrams, lettera and newslet-
ters from the state, many of tbtm coo-
tradlctory.
Scxne reoclnded orders liven ,only a
few cllys earlier, ~ prwnlled ...
planafions or regulatlonl within cllys lllll
didn't arrive for weeb ot ever.
S~ oot of 10 m1jor Items In the
welfare reform act that '*"ties were
orderi!d ' to lmp~t were . belq
"Somo .,.Opie wrifo .V~f19
down (on income reports) lil<o 'I
found o dolor in -tho .mwt' -
it mikes you went 'to a .......
Welfare workers used to have to have
fairly convindna; proof to refer a cue lo
the departm<ot'i lnYmJiaUve lllllt and
then to the dlst11ct 1ttomey, Now they
can act on a hunch. It'• proven m:.ich
more successful.
One worker said fraudulent cllenU
make htr llll')' nlllnly because they
burl tbe lmaP al the ... ulne oeecly.
"Some -1e write lll}'lhiag down (DD
Income ri!porll lae 'I !-I dollar In
the atreet' -·ll. mabs you want to d.11,"
ll10lber worll.r uld. ' Whelllll' dlenlt hive any prlvocy -
em> In thelroesual Um-11 onotbtr endurlnJ quollloa. Qllr receotly Is 1
-not ~ to tell with whom
lbi llepl llld when to the dlltrlcl ·~
1ome1 to htlp a•t cbllcl -' to defer
challelced In the C.'OW"ll •'-before wellare 1f1111a. -y -oo the Aid lht Jnlt WU dry Dll Gov. ilelpn'I to hndlJel With lltpmdeot Olildml
•lanature e11 the bUL pr'011'1111 11U1 '°'"°teer tbe lolonutlGa.
A ,,.,. IYltem ol maklna lfllllt Cll tbe op.en ote "penuodod."
bu~ or Income two ....U. pnvlous ·A penCll denied weHote Is 11lowed a
Verlllf llllm.ollnl tbe montb't -f1lr ltolrlnc with 1 lllte oamlnor, hlolc-. el~ IAWJWI.., 1llald lllCI .,._is ,,.
Bui Holt,,.. IJttJe .,....._,. fer ~ (It'!' for ... -~ lid '"' permnent'1 cornrnanDlloll jriblllna. IDDdaer" ...,ID&trlthe 1tep lhat e1n
Ile -llllt ....,,.... -belol opln Offi ollebn I cllml, --r d~ ••lnlt, "b..w" .a Aid.
.. _ -by -fto "dtddt Tiie -el~ within I -
to -"""' -Ila" • ..• L • -wltll red llpl lllCI -.•hlel c..., •.mlt& -., -WI!! ....... ~ ... -...,
17iDllm -•• "'lllon ... • -.' I
-..... (el tbe --1,9 Dlo _,, -~ pertt-.J:@fsztd by1 .. •dt '1ZEml,· l'tii: ?''1111 ." ......... ,. ... ...
-lilll ... tlllhlJMy .. -..-lit ilmb lit ......... . _ ... ,. -""""loi' ... ~ ............ e-,,..,,,. ...... ..
la." ' ...... -..1---·""""
Tilt dopm-iltl I ~ -'llJ1... ~ MCtllD wNdt m11f11r1 U. tllft, W.._ '-~Holl,..,.. tbpt
litoayw, -.-plcl" - - -Ill.-ftllart ftmll•
dlllL ,,,. ........... It ---· 11111 0. delJcote W· 0 lllf•• -fe -~..., -W flll flllltr ~-1111 __ ,,_ ........ -... It -.. _, __ ,...._,_,.__IML bec1a1 _, wtll ftl-• -
Ollr11ojlly, ia.. .. ...... .. ...... -1111 -... ~ .......... -llllJ 111111"71ollollllll ...... 'ftlt'•i ......... _ .
_,_. -' .INil Jftl -r i. 1'111 ! , 1W 1tr • -
iiiliiill ...... ,.,,, -• ..... if ... --• ....... 11111 -9 W., lllor .. , -•Ill. ... Ill IW .. wlloltloftlf•-
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band for 1 younger woman-lbt cao be 1
victim.
Many Wt whether a IJ)'llem or cold,
govemment4irected numben and rultt
It equipped to deal wtth human pr.o.
Jema: What CID I I.Lit of allowable
deductionl, pe...,..I property and "non·
Cllb glb.t re<elved" teU • woman who'1 tblnklnc ol 1tY1nc her clllldr<n up to I
lotler booM ID Ibey eon hi .. "more lllao
so meacer • aWmce u 1 can pro-,kle."
The WIY abl lM ft WU, 'To brtnJ
-bobllr -home would be to lerlltnee tbt three of UI to I .econd-rltt fut""'· reoelvlnl oor -moolllly and ftellna nilbet third clau I b o U I ounefva."
lt'I I IYlletn tho! prompted one
•"Om81'1, confronted wtlh form art.er fonn.
.. Write It tbe ""' ol -"Are )'OU lrYinl to kill me?"
So wllere It -... htlded!
The Myths of Well~
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limy 8'rllw C.,. !he ,..u.,. plcfuna. With tb1 ~,el
llMllb, tdiDfloo llld W.Uu. !HEW) wl •tlol lflti • ........
-wlll -pollllt ,,... ..,. 1111, • ..., .. ..,...mi.··-
• -" fill ..,u.. MYTli' "AD _,.,. nctpllntl .. 1Web1' .. Mii C9llll ...
......... -l lr..., -·1 ...,, ..
rlol:r1 ~ o1 the tallln o1 -oi .rittn .. _..
bodlld, bul lllo1'rw 11to .-i. 111n -hll. ti llo J 11 Ir .. ---·to·~---· I"""'-lfnl!J 2 ADW ILN ...... • tt ......... __ ..
PM:rs -· liio a..aco .._.,.,Ii -pa la 0... oa.ty, tho ,..,. Ir........,..... ' . llTIWi ........... ,...,...... Mia."
PM:r1 la NM ..... It •+-... " u. .. ,. ... __ .. 1111
Aid It ...... -11%rudr I Cl ... (AFDC) -wn -
OolJ ....... -~ la ~Otlol1. -all Ill -..... 111111 ..,.. II ,._ et Al'OO I 11•1 I Ir 119 -
1!1T1111 _....,,.. -• ...... p Oii I ' PM:rs.,._.. =Ill --It,.,._ lllp f.I,.,.. -~-· .,..«'_Al_,_ ..........
Ill If lllW ....... •llli• • APllll N·1 ....---.--11 illr ... __ _
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Good Deed People
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Boredom on the 111 ... .l-... It
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....., autO, unlortt •i.•11• "*" In the United St...._ 0...
strlbalreody IMo ..... olfTlllut9d
toreliolllon ... l•llie-'onr
of the Cine. In ........ , evto
makori -lryl"I 19 flumanlza the olMlllllly Uno and IMrebJ In-
-• .,.....uctlon, ..... ""'" ,i.,.. h...,., and clocnoi• • .,,. i*rmont ,.._.,. ond ....,,,,_
1 ..... In one oxporimont ahown at
right, a S11b fectwy worbr
get. an engine to VtOrk on for
up to 30 minufea. letor., on the
conveyor belt, she'd spend '"' than two minutes on Heh oper·
atlon, taking OM or two shots
with an electric screwdriver. Now
she knows more about the engine
thin ·•he aver did.
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i . . .. 't • -~ ' . : . '"'!i!': "llff '"" -ASSEMBLY LINE BLUES . • (
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·l~i•reitH Bel~~Jal--·• ..... ... ·1•:·1 \ .• ~ .
. Uelpinf ddl ti111 who are less fOttun.ale th~ ljltralOlves
II the Coll of !bf Juniorettes of Irvine. '.. ··:· .
Al..._ It II sponsored by the Jrtli!• . .TllllfQ/i.Wom.,i's cr,1>, this group of girls in the seventh ~ through age 17
dedllt their,.-. projects and have elected i sl4te JJf officers
to handle bGsiness. , ,
All of the young women, according to one ol the mothers,
are inl'erested in the community and where they can help out.
After the.tr first meeting;-even before officers were
elected, the girls canvassed their neighborhoods collecting
infants' clothing and other baby items to send to orphans in
Vietnam.
lo the picture above, Cheri Newton Oeft) and !Wbin Lake
pickup some of the clothes from Mrs. John Yurkovich, their
adviser.
They plan to help "pattern" a three-year-old lrvine child
whose brain cells were destroyed at· birth. By patterned ex-
en:i!es, they will help this cblld Improve her walking skills
and other body movements.
They also will join \II• Irvine Jaycees and the Junior Wo-
men in supporting the MIA·POW project.
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Help for You .
One of 10 people in America are lllffering from a mental
illness, according to federal public health officials, but help
Is available to all Orange County residents from the , Depart·
men! of Mental Health.
Regional mental health service teams are able to provide
individual and group counseling, drug abuse help and other
related senices.
SOUTH COUNTY -Covers Costs Mesa, Newport Beach,
Laguna Beach, lrvine, San Juan Capistrano, San Clemente;
670 S. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, 497·1781 or 1441 Super-
ior SL, Newport Beach, 645-7410.
NORTH COAST -Covers Huntington Beach, Fountain
VaUey, Westminster, Seal Beach; 9842 13th St., Santa Ana ;
839-7110.
ALCOHOLISM SERVICES -9842 13th St., Santa Ana,
STOCKHOLM (AP) -It takes IS
seconds: lifting. pressing a small button,
pausing while 1,900 tons of steel rush
down on more steel to stamp out the
beginnings of an allto body, Uien reachlna
again, lllting again and pallling again.
Thi8 could be Kurt F"'1eriksson or
Sven Klarholt or eny of the guys working
for $3.20 an bo:llr on the Volvo usembly
line at Goteborg, Sweden. Their work
day is fractlooalized Into a single
rtpetllive lkecood segment: lifting
again, reaching again, presslni tile but·
ton again.
Now, while most of the other men in
blue overall.! in the plant do jobs such as
lightening the same thr,. tire nuts !er
hours oo end, Frederiks.soo bas left h18
spo~ on ~ cooveyer belt to become part
or a limited series ol experiments In
Sweden oo breaking down the monotony
ol the assembly line.
Klarholt woru in a tire pre-usembly
team that Bets its pace and divides up
the work. And in Saab's Soedertalje
plant, Helena Makkinen, who!e job under
the old stralgbt line system -1d have
been a 1-minute 48-second operatlon, can
now work on her own a,ssembllng an
engine for up to baH an boor.
Why the change by Sweden's big two
automakers from the traditional low cost
and efficiency oi the assembly line ?
High turnover and absenteeilm wert
posing frightening obstacles to meeting
producUon schedules and growth proj-
ectioos.
With about 90 .,.,,,.,,t ol Swedllh )'OU!lg
now getting a high school education, the
local manpower pool bas frozen over and
the manufacturers have bad to tum to
less stable, less motivated foreign labor
with losses in producUon and Increased
recruitment and tralnlng C01Sts.
Swed~Ji Auto Makers Try New Cure
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For tile Swedes, said Ptbr GylJenbam.
nar, Volvo's prealdellt, "to be able to
have eConomic growth In the future we
must solve the ~ ol making man
wish IA> work in bjdliitry ... and no party
within llOclety unW now has really given
90mo priority to job cmtents and work
environment."
For Helena Makldnen,· irtority to job
contents and wort environment at
Soedertalje memis this:
Instead of taking one or two shots with
an electric screw driver at an engine,
COOiing from the unknown JO feel up the
cooveyer belt and moving toward lhe
mknown ten feet further down, she bas
learned the entire final stage ol engine
.....,bly -adding lhe carbun!otor,
~·, kidding whom? This is foe·
tory work and I wont him (my son!
to do more interesting things , • .'
o1 300 .In the engine plln! -but officials E"P"fiments with the method """'
say productivity is the sam;e · while just starting in late October and
ahsenteelstn m:I turnover ls reduced. Frederiksson c<>uld say, "Ye9, It's more
1be system deflriitely means a greet..-in~estlng, but what ii a guy on the
company investment, however. Educa-team doesn't pull his welgbt?"
tion Ume, Saab ha! found, lis two to three Volvo and the Swedish Metal Workers
times as long as for the straight Union answer that he vMl be put
assembly line. · elsewhere.
"But we knew about that before we Sweden's biggest investment in break·
started," said Gomn 5anderson, a Slab i.ng down the assembly line ls a $21
official. uu you build a new plant the 10 million Volvo assembly plant under con-
peramt mor. that gr:wp -Y costs structlon at Kalmar. A company
can be figured into your over..U outlay. spake!lllan said tile decision to build ...,
Then lhe figures are a joke: the open-rruule In early 1972 after Gyllenbammar
tions cost only 0.14 percent more than gave a team a week to "tell me bow we
running an old-fashioned line would." can get rid of the line."
At the Volvo truck an<! bus factory, When it is COOlpieted In 1974, the !ac-
Sven KhrbOit comes out of ri corner tory will he iii the form oc; a fiv01>01n!A!d
where be bas i-i Otting steel wheels -· With each sect!m tsolaUng a port ol with tires. the assembly proee.., such as electrical !Jttle mild be done to take the or transmission work.
lougbneas out ol bis job, but it has been Tbere 'fill be oo standanj C<!DVeyer
organlud ,. that Klarboll'~.10.!JWl team belts. Work teams lJ! JO to IS men,
can split the work up among themselves operating wider the group principles
as Ibey want. Since the beglnnlng of already in US<;. will have car bodlea. com·
walA!r pump, and other parts to the October, Klarbolt's buddies hav e in& to them on sell·propelled carr1ag ...
block. delegated a man each week to serve a9 11le groups will control their work pace
1be engine comes to Helena in a administrator and to keep track o1 lhe with a stock·pllln.< system that will let a
workshop, off the main line, that she work schedule Volvo has given the group. series of car bodfes accwnulate at their
shares wiUt two other members of. her "Meat of the guys lite ctanging work station if they choose. About 600
team. With her teammates, Helena around end running our own operation men are expected to tum out about 30,000
decides bow they will divide their com-over here," Klarbolt said. "C o u 1 d I cars a year for the same coat as on a
blned 30-mlnulA! operation Irr lhe day: recommend the jolrthe way It is now to standard assembly line.
eacb takin& 10.mlnute a e gm en ta , my 80l1? Yes, but who's kidding whom? "This is a risk Investment that la cost-
rotating the segments or each doing a Thi8 ts facl<ry work and l waot him in Ing about $2.5 million more than
lull 3tknlnule operalion. do mere inlA!mtlng thlna." building a standard factory would," the
1be "1ginel doo1 anive inexorably; Kurt FrodertDson, Who bu worked spolre!man said. "We eipect pn>bl..,,.,
the team calls for them. And U they -k on Volvo llnell !or IS years, took oeveo Not everybody will be able to learn
quickly, doing tine enctnes In 80 weeks of extra training to be ready !or everything. Our poychologlst.9 IA!ll ua the
minutes Inatead ol 90, they can take a lhe ~er to a team that woold groups will be unequal and there will be
supplemmtary coffee break at a pimic walk down I.be line u a bus cha.ssLs human difficulties. But we are convinced
table they've aet up in their alcove. moves forward, taking tools from dif~ we'll heve people who like, or et least,
1be year-old Saab eJl)erimenl allll is ferenl j>OOltloos fer iO minutes ol dif. don't hate their jobs. And that is
on a very small scale -30 workers out ferent operations. ~thing."
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~~ R Lnd U CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER -171 E. 18th St., Costa eturn a to se
Mesa, 545-0776. · 1 ~
METHADONE MAINTENANCE CENTER -1441 Super· \
ior sL. Newport Beach.
645-644°. ,.......,. _Program Progressing
You Can Hel.P
South Orange County Volunteer Bureau can place any-
one interested in helping others expand their cultural hori·
Wiii.
The olflce, located at 325 N. NeWPOrt Blvd., Newport
Be>dl ts open from 9 a:m. to 3 p.m. weekdays. Call 642-09e3
for opportun!Ues.
Examples of some ol the areu where ··help ts needed are:
Younplen who are falling behind lo a regular school
subject nMll tutoring. You can work tn this area 11 a teacher's
aide: and l!elP Is Deeded in the educational program of limited
or in41ltu!IQ111jl*1 cblldren where a one-to-one contact in the
Jeamlng proeeu Is Important
II reading lkllls seem to be ·the single key to.learning,
you can help build up the many gpecial services of the lib-
raries. both pubUc and private. ·
~tor~Dlng seutons play a major role, ·too. U brarles
ha .. ltoT7 boUtl for small cblldren; taped oe..ion.s are used
by the blind.
Remedlal reading classes are sponaored by many orgonl·
nUons ind• all th tn conllant nW of more vol..-n. Ex·
cellent sl!oit ~ m avallable to lloooe who wmt to learn
how to teach lntllsh u 1 oecond lanFIC•· ·
Another diNctlon in Ul>llldlnf cultural horizons for
youngster! of all 1get ts oulslde ihe formal boundartM of
ICbooL For th~ re.ut!Dg art. mllllc or the theater, field
tripe mlabl ,.. ... le lntereot. .
Tbe Colonl&.Juara Nalidlhorllood Study Ctnter In Foun-
tain. Valley II loc)klng for tulin to work with elementary age
chlldrea In ,.....,, En~ llkD1I and arithmetic.
'rhe Study Center ts bold from S:ao p.m. to 5 p.m. Mon·
dav and Weclnetday at Ibo Colon!• Juares Community Center.
10231 Calle lndeoeDdeda. Each tutor will wort with one chlld
so tb1t an lnten .... relatfonihlp con dnelOI> duririg the lum·
In( procu<. ~ tuton should contact Mra. Adelaide
Lun~ at 968-21911. ·
Anyone lni-t.4 In volun~ng oervlctt may call the
Volunteer Buruo. Your Ume and teltnl will be m1tcll~ to
&pedllc requtnmenll of the VOiunteer wort.
WASmNGTON (UPI) -'!be Orairman of lhe Board doesn't wave a
poin ter at lhe prollt and Jou gnqrb. SUccerro-or lack of lt.-11 shown by
~ number ol dots oo a map of tile United Slates.
Each lllll'k llgnlfl., tho lrlrllf1r ol a (>ln:el of federal land to a
city or state for UM u a park or recreation area, ~ the man wtth the
potnler ii Dooald Rumllfeld, bett -u tho -ti. tho Coot of
Uvlng Cbmcll and as a COUllll!lor to President Nlun.
But ~eld .. also dlainnao of tho Property -Boan!, • .,..,.i
estabUsbed by Nb:oo In 1'10 -he teamed that much of Amerlla WU
being crowded out ol recreation· opoce by the ,......,,,..t tt1el!.
For almoot 200 years, a spoclal !Uk !crce study found, the govern-
ment acquired real property oo a blt.lly-blt baals. Utile or no property
management existed. WOl'le yet, _property Jan were tnconslltent and
land·bolding agenlC<8 nnglrlg lrom t!1e Departments of Delenae to Acrt-
cullure developed their own admlnlstntlve pncllces.
Mon than 110 mlllloo ~ ol Ibo entlno land 111111 of tho
United Sta"9-llacl -boqbt ap by lhe lodlnl -ucracy. Miiiy ol
theM boidlngl, tho study found. ...... undenllilllod or nol tV<ll uoed It
all.
In Febrlllry, 1'10, Ntrrm appointed Rumllfold IDd other . ...,. '16-
mln-offldll• u ble "&lff tho lfDd -1' tl>e _... dopat1oo.
Pnrbobly tl>e boot -of Ill tho ...,.,........,.. .... of tho Ir>
..ivanmt o1 NW1a ..._., ... Ibo eon.., ... of 2,111 """" o1 Ibo
Comp -Mllioo -to tl>o -u a comp rdte and booch rrontaai.
1be !Hied land, valued at Pl,510.llOO, Included lour mllel of beach
property near Ntson's San Qemeote home. On • trip west Io July, be
d>«Ud-ancl found tho site Uttle mod and -to lunl tho area
btcJc to tho M.-I II _. nol beCUr ullllled. Podenl -1FU
quickly taken to speed ~ of the ......,..,,.
Rumsleld -an -in .-Ina -Iha en lurthor ~t
ol urban porb In an .non to mQe deqnoted .,... mere IOCOSaible
to moderate llld low lncrono .,-.
"'!be PreoJdeni wiDta to • letleral ....... 11oo 1reu """*' lo ,..
n•ar • riven cU1, .. tllol _.,. aol jUll .....tble only by Ibo -
middle Cl1'8," Rumsfeid Ilk!. ''Maol of all, be wants -.,_ -"
Take a fun break and get some fresh sea air. Spend a day on the
Queen Mary and you'll see this great ship as no passenger ever
saw her ... You'll take a fascinating voyage of adventure and dis-
covery through Jacques Cousteau's remarkable Uv/ng Sea. From
bridge to engine room, bow to stem, the Queen Mary Is the great-
est famfly show afloat.
OIEENMARY
Lqleach
BtOOO Tons of Fun
•solllngo" d1llytrom thotlld ollhelong Beach F-. Phone 213/'35-4733 ..
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1<n w -in-.W ..-i. dltployed lo -It IW polllle. 11'1 ~
.., ,_Ml Ille -muacer U )'ff -.I llove l poA<r all« M'I Mn'ed ,. JIMldl1 .. : ,,,,
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Got a l"Oblcm1 Tllcw, ~te flt .J!'"'I'-Pot~ Clll !1'1.
lap<, gel Ille .....,.,. ~ llClfOii UOfl ;oi«i! to .IOIH
~· In ~I ·4lld , _,_ JICljl -
qu<iatloill to Pal l>Mnft/AI Yovr•S.-, °'8ftgc Caal!
DaUy Pilo4 P.O. BO< !SM/ COffl! M•.0: f'.~·· ~:@ft. l,..
-~tud.t flOUT ttlepl{pnt number. ~ • . I
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DEAR PAT: \\'.• ore havlq -recovering eJther our """'Y ar. lbe· electric I•~ •hall warmer we ordered In )day from ail lldvertllemmt which
appeared In Coll Dllesl OW' cbei:ILfor $21 bis ~ caobed llld.letlen! lo
both GoU 1>11..t Ind Par Elecin>nlcs, maoofai:turer ol Ibo 11111 wormer, re-
main unanswered. , .
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'Yoe ad ,._ 1olf ball1 --loft. old . la Ille ..W. P1r Eledr-.
JIRltl""fE•ad,.....,W .. ~ ... ~,..CI t'+(t;f .....
__ , -lawolltl-by .. fM hpleo -""'" .... Oiiirje, r:..o. ......... Loo~-· Golf lllpot·-...... , .... --,.. .. teitlrm11I, llol -.a. Corl -fl_. .......... Nhait,
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It ~ ; ..,,. -Wore J"IW1llal IL Siie lllil -II "' nwd of _,...,,, ~Jr.· 10/S ..,_, and ew. .. &Mr'9 II_• fepl ........_ ~ ....... ~ilH dttMlc .... ----Ill. .... ,,.,. led ........ 5-'e'• _ .. llJ tlloJ. will ... ......, .. ..-.. ,_ ._,
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.-~~ .f'i..-rn1 ·~ with M.SS _,, .,pg\BPAT: I recenUy acqulnd an antique gun, da-1811 P. • .
: Colitpuy stamped on it. I am lold this gun originally beloaged lo a !Inn
ealled Pacific Marine Steam Bblp O>mpany. Coold you tell me wbere I can
!Ind ~ inlormatlon lbou\. thlt company?
B. B., <:ol&I Mela
IH4ng ~ ldolorf beou abow no .-.! ol a Poelllc -
Steut Slalp Compuy. ao ........ .......i ..,,_ .. -la IM Padllc
Mall Steam 8'lp ~'IJ. -"I-In 114'1 ........ u -local .......,.
doell't uve .. -Bncro11'1 Works -~II CaUfonla, vbll
Ille ,.,,,,...., ...,.,_ ol Ille Ganleo Gnlve R<t' 1 I lllrorJ aed .....
,... ......,Q willl Ille lada; ,Ill ...i.me ,..,. o! -·• Worb..
Posi-l'..-ler,. .
Seny Sltae Sh'-e \
DEAR PAT: Lui -k I looll 1 bone colored pump IO Maybtny -f
Repair In O>ota llMI. I ~ about getting the ..., llllJned 111<1 Ibo re.
polrman told Int bo'd "do wllat lit oould" !or 71 C<1HC W II -ooo1 a J
lo lblne H. I decided to have tbe 'lkent job and ,..,.. t camo blct for tho f
llhoe tbe tbe block IDlrU 111<1 amuctces '""" llill tboft. I lald Ille 111111 be dldn1 even touch H llld be Aid lo "pay up" or be'd ljirow tbe "'°' ou1o Tbe t
"--$11 and _.. I )"9r old, 10 I i8scl. It WU GlllJ ll -· bat bolnc ! lnllmldaled lib lhal buml me up. Could I hav..· srabbed Ibo "'°' and nm ~
out? I wanted to, but didn't What would )QI have done? , •
II. B., Olde lieu ~ ' ' I ..---lt,lllltl-1 U... u,..·d-AIPJI',
tM ........... ..,. ....... ,, ... aeetw .. 1tft1' ... -.... • curucee ti 1eHftdhe ~17'1 Wlltr aW lite~ JI' ttttr•
a pilloll wttlt -..... -...., ....... ..., -•• • .. Ille tllOe'I ..... v .. ea ,.... ~ ... ,... .. wldl • $1.M eM ti d1zsy.
....._. 11'1 ~· polleJ It bet ..... -Ille ...._ -It ,.,,....-........
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DEAR PAT: I Nol lllOftd Into tbe lluntinglon Beach ..... -a mile
!rum tbe ocoen. -I II lhal borrtble omell that OCCW"I at dllferenl -ol
Ille day 111<1 llll!>t? I've -told, "It'• tbe 'oc:un, tbe on. oi' Ille Nllaffcm
plaoL" Can't somethlbc be doae -U? , ~ ·' B,M.,8 Pt' ..... . C... tl'lce ... falled lo eommat • ..... , ... , ,_aq. Y•'d .._, 1 trJ ,,... ~ a. Bopm't·...,. of wli ·s Ptt W.. Be sqporW diip
......., 11111 ....... pll--~uidlr<jot-·-·a-a... .. ldo -,.at aed -.. Ille _.., nllllq --.... -
Deir Paf: Lui itoet·l -tbe motion plctmo, ''The other.". I en~
H and asked me ol tbe ·tbeoter'I amployes where I oould ...-the pooter
tbOI ..., u..ed lo jiromole· Ibo 'mOV1e. She said I obould write IO Tftalleth
Century-Fo•; but the clldn1 -the peraoo 0< ,deportmenl lo cmlact. C4uld
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, , DEAR PAT:, Lut July I bought a!~ I\ Elizabeth Byme'a al Fubloo
Volun!Hn at tho One
Way Help C...tw In
Newport BMc:h gather
round for 1 rap MUion,
lntersplfMCI with ..,1.
tar music. Dennis ea~
Ml, far right, rnebt
a point as othon lloten.
Fl'<llll left to right, i....
lie C1rroll, Snv. Spr•
ker, Li nda Kramer,
Flore... H•Y" and
Morlene Baker.
DAILY PM.OT SW ....
Help Center Makes Its Way
By JOANNE REYNOLl>S luAUy boasing with a oplrllual "We can uoe tbe ~I ''Since we doii•t solicit lunda Asloclales are the R e v , °' ., ---rather than ·a-~_.......,_, .. lamporary bolWng fir and ... 1y oa clonltiona fronl In-Cbarlel. Smith, pastor ol
t"',1'................ ·-who needs tt," Mrs. A tenet ol Christianity Is lo base." ii:'.=-·~ "as well ·as have dlvlduals, ii helps U tha7 l:now Cl1"lry Chapel, near South
trust in the Lord. for lie shall But like all coumeung irTor ~ sessions and . we're here," Mn:. Hayoa said. Cout Plaza, and Jim Leonard,
provide. . C1!nter-hotllne operatioDll, the coun~ When we izet ~ ''We allo have to hive a way ~ ... Pl)'Chia.tbe w~tec ~!1.-w.!tkerol
Volunteers at the one W•Y One War Help Center .... r \ r ·-~-tbe. -·· bo --· w.th Iha ·--.--·-Help Center In Newport Beach deal with the crowded tbe center.' 0 ~1 ,........ " ~ Soclal Welfare. Both men, ahe
have bad their faith I• this ~tab:.ri p~ society _ Eventually, Mn. . H a YO I "' l:now that we're open.'' IAYO.. hava contributed much
tenet reinforced. drugs, venereal d la e as e , said, the volunteers hope to In addlUon la tbe tratnlng of their c;:,,rse la the
'!be center, which opened Its alcohol, sulclde. 1be dll· ~ S::., ~ant~ the coumelors received 11 c:enler'I
doors and a M-l1our bot lille lmmce II In tbe way Ibey One Way people alao have MelodJland, worbn at the Mn. lla)'OI adds to thll ber
service In August. was lound-have cbolen to tacl<Je u-•---.. ..tab"·' 1 •• ~.. conter ha,. alao vlllled Teen -llld abllltlel u Iha ed by a ~ 01r1at1am In prob1oma. P-w · "'"' ~. -ol tbe llarl>or Area
:::-belllarborp --i..1n U::1e.,,..led '!be LI ""™'4ra wbo-' ~~-.g :!::t'ciru,~ ~_! y~ r:":S DOI~:
,....,.... 1t tbe center are ~ col. Oriifnally, Ibey had planned llld tbe Harbor ~ Y~ !or people," o1ie
Florenoe lla)'Ol 11..,. o1 tbe lep atudeots at ~ ro open tbe boalel uo1ng tbe old P r o b le m C e n I er , a "We~ for -who
three boanl meinbOr. ol One ~•a"'\ atndents wbo -Cocla M-pollee station, bnl psydiologlcally or I e n I e d MeCla ¥P· SOme ol tha·J>OC!l>le
Way Assoclateo, Inc., tbe -WW~ tbe SlaUon bu -.-.. center In Colla Mesa. ...... bad can Cllr bot line
prollt corporatioa oet up la They """'"9d their lralnlnl[ tbe no.tel ~ bu been ADVIBORY BOARD have been In their Ills -Ind
pn>'llde lunda for tbe conter. either al tbe ~~ Druglrom •t utdo ao t tbe groap's Mn. 11ayoo II In tbe proceoa older.
'"l'bo Loni mlllll want Ill Prevlnllaa ~ or elf«ts eao bt cxoceatraled oa o1 1onn1ng an advllory board ·"Everyone that ,,. coo-
here,'' she 0 b I er v ed . IOm80De who WIS tnJned the oen&er. of 40 hQtdnea and profellklnal tacted WU VUJ anlioul for UI
' ' E v e r y 11 m e we need there. '!be baste. llrinclole ol 'NEED PllllSONNEL' people from the Hari>or Area lo open -then 11 no1b1Dc llke
something, lie provides H.'' the Melodyland nielbocf Is lo "Adually,'' Mn. Hay o 1 wbo lend their 1..-tlM ro thla center In our area. And
In tbe ~ get ~ to turn oil drugs ··•• "I don't 1·-• lt'a tbe •--• can -r--The help comes ~w. 8nd Jells. --. m .--. the org•~zatlon. we have a lot more probleml
of donatilJN: from are a on · of a place that'• boJdlnc: 111 up The other two b o a r d in th1I area than people
residents, but volunteen at nmaFor'~bot~( .. 1" .... ~ on tbe boa1el: We need trained membera of One way think.''
the center 11f tbe clonlllona ---•.....-pe.-.el lo serve as a direc-1-::================= have an -W ol beln& II -) Ind a oerles ol !Or and dlreclress. Once the I·
euctly wbal'1 needed al tbe ~~Iha!:\'~ Lord-ua U-, we ahoold lime. 1 be able IO.Jo _.,"
There'• Iha woman who bu lion Jll'OCIOlll or women and a 1be blgleal problem laced
been showing up .. a regilla"r '!lluradl)' pn>gram ror -by the center right now, ... basis lo provide punch and agers which 11 pert np conling lo Cuoel and Mra.
cookies for Iha -m.c rap .-..atid port Bible alndy. Hoyoa, II DOI money, but
......., and Bible liludf, or Col-~ II • avallable al publlclty.
tbe alp painW who ..._... tbe lie>fer wlllcb II -!nm "We want people lo 1maw
by jW11 when tbe -opeir I a.m. \0 1t·p.m. -"' <layo a we're hen," be said.
Daill ca.el ooouplel lbe AmUQll--·· ~~
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THI! Hl!LPFUL GUIDI
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HOMEMAKERS edtbemanda alppm!or-~I ·to m6e -0,.. ol Ille .....icn; .~~ ~ ~~~ Wtbeoy
"We jlllll pl a pluw for al>Orlmlot -. lile -police depa.-11 In both 15-1.1.1, llld u fl 1m111 out, wldob lo nBlled by One Woy dtlel a ...U u local L...------------~----'
that'• eudly -... bod,"·~~-~=·= .. ~-~~•1nicbo~ .. ~·;-~::~~==~================11 Mn. ~said.
Alide lnm tbe -· tbe inll-ol tbe ........
reu,looa belle& can be -and !elt thn>ugbout the center
at 318 N. Newport Ave.
The fivlH'OOOl suite I 1
decorated wtth posters ~
claiming the love of Christ.
As Mrs. Hayos explained,
"We wanted to c:reate a fac:Ul-
ty for counsellng and even-
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The other momlng l read a
statement by "" A. C. Nletsen
Co., which 1s one of the most '
insulUng remarks e\.·er aimed
at the viewing public:.
Commenting a b o u t a
television program which may
be cancelled becauae of Ila
':'f' BIAUTY
!!nd tho
BIAST
ratings, lhe Nlelleft executive
said, " ... we not only deal
with bow many people watch a
p~ but the klnd of .....
pie Uley are."
'Ibey admitted the procram
in que1tlon bu a
"oo~ted audience" and l!UCb people 1n DOI rudlly
sold by tbe Ilda Ibey -
I suppose It wou1d never oc-
cur lo the _.IO pradll<O
comm..-clall wbldt -1d ldl
IO a oophllUcaled 1udle!lce.
Advertlltnr qenclel and
-re/uae .. ~ tha!'oophlltlcaled buyero wtU
.-ro buy the oame prod-
ucf ...... u It -the job. 8oi*ltllclled buyero .... alao
tbe ..... who will test -
pt'.OdoJcls becauoe Ibey ""' more lDcUned la be ad--· When a cormnerclal 11 Jll90illed with .... lute,
-... tbe -will llUlple the p r o d u c t ad-
v..u.ed. Bal the oopblollcated buyOr _, ...., It ...... u Iha
product Is oo pd; no 1111tter
haw many tlmeo be II !oroed
to tee Jt on the aeen.
Whit Nlellm 11 lllllOUl1dni II Ibis: 1be puhllc _,., buy a
poor product lttachecl la I
&oed program.
e 1mw111.
Another W ard's value! '
Le Maur's Lemon Aid Perm
regula r $1 2.liO now $8.33
I N..,..I Holr O,ly I
inclotdinv Cut-'si..mpoo • Set. ••••••••••••••••••• • OFF .ANY :
REGULAR PRICED •
SERVICE :
• • BRING THIS COUPON • -················· New M•M19e~ll Milb.uer
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H•latt•-m.JIO
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Musk oil.
For the
sensuous woman .
in fNer/ woman.
Jovan mutk oil.
11'1 ln111n1
communication.
Discover 111 subtle
p()w&r. And you'll
know wtty mu1k
011 has been
1pe1k1ng lor
women
ttuoughovt
1ne •o••· I>•• .. s5
JCPenney w. ..__,.,.. ... ~tor.
Shop Sunchiy noon to 5 P.11. at the following etotw:
FASHION ISOIHD, Now, ... a...ii 17141 644-UIJ.
HUKIMTOH CINTll. -.......... h (7141 m .m1.
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Jami Mande (le~), OCC Volu~teer
Bureau director, helps Helen
Avila find just the 'right
volunteer position.
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OCC 11tudeilt Francine' yio1'98f:ti
· volu'nteers as feeder of drill
team for'. St. John tt\e Baptist
Catholic School (right). Above,
Theresa Provenceno, team mascot,
checks ro11tine.
Nc:;w · L~ase on
1• h ..,.,.ad · •
• lllal tloeJ 'WWld•rldlerllave their travo~
lol,l • pt" talle I Pf.out to dlaner
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Rlchord . <'; .
Koehler
ond
P1trick
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• Inc -endlt .it -' .... -• eGlllldl. Co8_-.. wtll u :=-
' ' ' perieaco, ODii Ibo mmjllr ii P91D1 u · Ibo -tlloll IOI ~ ~~ -•-oet• .. -up wllh -.4Jlt 8*1(_ Oruc• Caunt7 ·-i-... . . -. ' .. ·~t ' Lui;.., .............. ~ J~,.who describes her bodpound u
pn>Joell' ...-.... "'-· IC!Wiil: A "di...-," -ked ·u 111 ,OucuUve
. • ! ""* lloolr dim llllp Ibo l:lilldNii, ~· ind .... ~ --.,.
':Toi!IY'I -II ~ ~!'° Villltllo,Y-·md ...... CO'mll'hll. 111119.obllep. Siie hid p!Nnd,ltF to
' ca,..11111 lp,dolal .,.._:~!s. 1 Tho iXIM '1oolt <illlfo lllOil :wl!IR toi ~" letiool bUt became. lp""'9d with 'll>ese ore the ~;o(_-"' •, OCC alulleofilia ~ ~ . v~~ -k and de!Wnd' her law Or-~ ~!J'•··luJl-tlm!i-Cbarpo ond found~ m fw.boob ' • plina wllen she was offered the dl/"ee-~I~ eiitJDl• bli ''t.i.""':~ · ,to J'Md br lhe Or-O>ilnty Jail. More torshlp of the bllreau. 1 ~--··· ' . . ' • ' than S,OllO -...... collected for the .... ~ ANIZED omCE . ~-I -~ ' fjcllity --·--· ' ,_, --' Jona! OQC ii one ol.lhe 1ew·..;n-111 eol· Help Ille' 'Cliodrm· -~ to tBIJe nmo the_ bureau lo • ... ~ea
leges lo the ~ to have •. IUCtelljul take cblldref -l,\>olto IDll ·mmority Diimiar, Uepibi ~«II-aod
volunteer bureau With .a'~•dlrec-area Gil weNeocl •trlpa. More tllan 800 ·""'· -lklwlnll ool'-· ...__ she
tor. · ' · . children have -on compouts throoJllh • J'")! rettinled to -•• ..--'llie ~ trled-1o . .., 'up • buruu ,,_ eltoni: . wa tlftd of being a ..........,. ~ · ·_,:!'J_:;._~ needed• new challen&e.'' She eerned .... -~ ..!:w ~!:=.cic;-BAllBBCUE . 1 < • • ;. •. M: ..... atOCCande{dlpartoll!er
David r....l.• ~onf deiin' ol "'-~--" • Villl the v.-.., ts a • -· vi u: .• 11 bureau din!ctGr wtlh the foci
u ... .., ,., """""' studeollandV--wtio"liltt -·~IWMa--..wtOO::."
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··~.· affairs, and Tom. Blmll!e,, !Jw;n lludeot ~ In ~ Jliach v-="' ts' -on campuo la body prendeol • • .,_.... ,,,. ........ ........... .... and . . lot " ahe lllld ....... -
l'!Otlresw.llo!ruitil'Jimi;tlhen an ·-...-.. y ·-·· --' • • ' •.•• ...,. . 11>-occ. -· ,_ ->lltlt' ,_ 00· a tool< lMD to a otc!it ~ l!i LGl.Al!Dl!ti!· ts boet· on campuo tliltl In CWllDWPlitJ
hali-tlme -·· ,,,.,_ ol-·baoiog One hundntcl -.OE;t:...,,. ~ .. TbeJ· ote--' ~ -to ... owallu""Oll..tbe•....,. for wil\ell In a YMC.I, camp In tlie ,Sao a)jqljl~'~and tomorrow lban.-. --• ,......__, ,.. Beniardino' ·-· .-.· 'li!th !IMory~ ... -at juat afewboun_adaf:wr,ao:-.. more !haft 3000 chfkreii ' '--., • ,. '' ·GOldiJi Weat College irbo Ii 111·-
lar she was aski<I to wot Tull-time. Stud"11s this ·y .... are· Int.rested •in for !lie .. 1-.bllreau ... OCC'• ,i.ter
cµss ,CREDIT . helping with family. pla1'lllnlr ~. c8)lij)lis .. This bUriaU .does not -a More than tlillo·aluderits'llav .. .i,Ded up developing "mint-parks" in ~·.\!tlji tun.um. dlhoctor bot Its cUJtomers era
for volun-.jobo to date, !IOllll>.recelv· areas and working wlth·an eovlr-.tal equa!l111 cledlcaled. .
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.. " ·.~~:~:·;: credit Jo students for doing volunteer
· · · ·' ~ ·-work. A faculty committee sugge~ 3:
~ :, central clearingOOuse, and I took 1t as
'· t;. my ljMicial baby," Mary said.
", BiJuAu CREDIT
"We got in touch WIUrtbe West·Onnge-
' ; Clomlly Volunteer · -and they bad .. iU ·lhe data ol the uisllng needs In the
-. ._,;,.,,ity. The West Oran(e .Coun!Y
.··:;:' brftau made our mire ~ ............. ·~'"\ ,_ • . .... LMl·Beotemher the hurau ~In a
·" -In the student cooler, and 11-1s • "ilaffed by student volunteers fnlm II
a.m. tO 1 p.m. dally. Inquiries also may
b.l made lo the College affairs office from
8 a.m.. to 5· p.m. · ·
" A fuD·tlme director probably will not be lteeded 1..-the Golden West bllreau, Mari added, because or ia i\S .close ties
\Vl.tb·the West County Volunteer Bureau.,
"We're a subsidiary of it, really." The motto chosen by OCC for its
bureau, "OraflRe C'.oa!t cares," also fits
Golden WeSI College. .
ijappily for the community, "times are
cbapalft1" on the college camwa.
S._ are still demonstrating, &.It
they're'demoos11'ating their concern foe
others.
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!il.l?led· to do the -• dllboa 1..i and boy a blrthdaJ s1ll for her l-1'U.-old
lhlU aboal trhll to n. ret u.a 1 ... '* to tate "' a J>irt1-ant1 Iba dltld'• c1rea
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to do,Uout IL rt_,,, lt1lJ to ID to a ..... tlla 'lOClalkl""""' a1lulloa,
doc1o<becauoel amnotmlhatlllla ' 11lft .. -lllqo,.. -.. a.'
medic.al thine and I hete to t1te up I ..... • W e11, ... ._., M •
doctor '• time. --.......... ., •• ...,.
i-. the bebJ -to be led ...i tbe 111" 1illea one ot lhe cblldr!o baa to be
[ll'ttChooler ts ast1111 to ., \.~Jet. ,,._ to the hoap!lll tor llfCchea In 111a
Siie tbmn la • load "'-• the ' held, ... the pipe .._.at.llooda the
do( -walklnf, Iha' pl-. ts ~ bltlitoorn, or -.. -a small fire
iOd llil-. tlJit lbt _...., to =t,.....· Gun'ltliie ~sift me•
bate -for the IChool fanthloar. pain In the neck -
She haon' .... llauPI -dinner l1ZZTED • yet-lloe-mOlllpt'll•acorw D&AllDIZIZ:.-.01 1a.-1o ~ I , .. • , , ~ .
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anns -.,. -inc. I-.. lried..,,,., wltll Mle'• -dlfltcull ind ,_ mown -int ....i nolllloc bllpo. 1 · """'rdlnc amnaemen1. Ann Landen· wur cloth onnahlUk uoder.lllJ m-~ "Manlale ..: What to ll[>ed"
and still the -! .. !"""' oil. me !Ind wlll jnpare ,.. lor bettor or far -M.
mak• rlnp under -annllolea. ' 9elld ,... -to Ann LClders In I have never --Wbo ,_11 ... GI. Iba DAILY PILOT eodoaq 10 like t.llil and 1-ilil ~.to bow wlmi II .... lo COin and a Ionr • .....,..,, llff.
the matlW -mo aotl -I cia do aM tstd -.lope,
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' " . ~ t.:10NDA Y Emplwll 11 m home , oecuri-
ty, what lo do ·In COID*llon
) B~~~E~ ~ :1"'~ ':"1:Euc
without abandOning pies.
: The Leo wire, more so than Build for future. SaCtlHCf?t q,e average, has an averalOn now: will eventually pa y 19 aaklng her husband for dividends. -
'!)OllOY. Obviously, husbands ol
Leo women should provide SAGrt'l'ARIUS (Nov. ZZ.Dec.
allowances. This will · 21): Accfnt Is on relallves,
peace in the lamlly. The short journeys, Ylalts, Ideas
• band needs a private which qeec1 nourishing: Key II
ci-lng section, e>pects bis lo sej>arate reality Jrom
fife to flatter and praise. wishful thinking. To develop
Jives o1 Leo men sbould concepta, you require 1e1f~
brulh up on telling lltUe white discipline. Know II and act ac-llft.
ARIES (Mllltjl 21-ApriJ.19):
Wldm are lullUJed -but
there ~ a R"<e· You will he
i.mJ!nl """" noponslbillty. Apj>Ulo to penonaJ aa well as
profeosloml levels. You get
nothing for nothing. ·But you
are rewarded handsomely for
genuine effort.
··TAURUS (April 20-May 20) :-
Clear away loose ends. Get
house in order. Deal with
'Aries. Spread message. Find
~ ways or getting
tftO(]ghts across to key people.
_'Dier.e.U.room for you at more ·.1evaUd position. Make extra
el!ort. ::;. .,,.GEMJNI (May 21-June 20):
p~ ahead. Perceive poten-
tial. Deal with Leo. Take
BJ>OciaJ otudy ....... Add to
knowledge. Be roceptive. Get
rid of outmoded concepts.
·Slresa greater Independence.
Live your own 1lfe. Make sure
oordlngly.
' CAPRICORN (l)ee. 2Wan.
19): Money ~·II strong
and 'In your fa\lor. Your post
experience can b e · coo-
strucllyely utlllled. Key II io
apply lessons. 'Be analytical.
Dig deep !or lnformallon.
Older individual is · on youf
side.
AQU;\RJUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): You receive.news which
helps set you free - a
freedom of spirit. Cycle is
high and you could almost
walk oo air. You 'get rid of
harden. You finish important
assignment. You feel more
aware.
PISCES (Feb. J9.Marcb 20):
Light can sblne in areaa
proviously dartebed. Loo II b>
volved. Open yourself to """• vital experiences. You may ' ...
find yourself benefiting !ioni ..
activity coonected w I tb
hosP.ital; Institution.
others know your intentions. IF TODAY IS Y 0 U R
·· BIRTHDAY you are capable CANCER (June 21.July 22): o! lacing reality, of com!nl lo ·
Interest In the occult, In wbat grt 'th It ti the IS ' hidden or obscured is ps Wl 5 ua ons as Y b asized Dilf llat exist. By 1973, you will be ~ m P : eren e comµtg tnto· your own in ftnan· ~tween ,intuition and mere . cial and emotional areas. U
ln)pulae. Alm towa~ wisdom I single marriage is on horit.on. llld responsible action. Money ' · ·
connected with mate, partner
is 1n picture. ANIMAL k~.,......,
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3 day hair cc>lorlng speCiall
. Come in Mon. Tues. or Wel, for _....
on tints -Covers qrwy h<iir, turns clul
h<iir lustrous •••• "Retouch," only 7.95
3 ·day perm special!
15.00 Wonder Curl ..... _: __ ._ only 9.50
17.50 Soft Curl --·-only 12.50 ..
3·c1ay special!,
. Besic Cut -2.00 • si..mpao.s.t ...,. 3.45
, Crown!ngG~ory
beauty salons
SOUTH COAlT PLAZA ... ._.., 1 ... ~ •• S.•n
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Assorted plaids. Misses' sizes 8 to 18.
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Tl.. ~lsiOll 1"91'""" A"'eric.ans witch • • .
the pl.oM ..II. tlo.y make •.• the te1.9rams they
send ••• regulating these is • small agency in
Washington, which pits its $32 million a year
against the $4 billion-a-year radio and TV industry.
and at the giant AT&T company. How well does
fh. Fedtral Communications Commi1sion handle
ifs huge load?
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FCC Keeps 1,662 Staffers Tuned. to TV
~ ~ Met111w ""'• persistent citizens effectively
WASffiNGTON -Ameri' forced station K1'AL-'f\' to
cans. it ls said. will watch tailor its news and publlc-al-
almost anything that ha~ fairs programming m o r e
pens to nicker onto their closely to commllllity needs,
television screens. Increas-improve minority hiring prac·
ingly, however, the facts sug-tices, and, in a n un-
gest otherwise: precedented concession. to
Blacks watching WLBT-TV reimburse the citizens for the
in Jack.son , Miss., were more thousands of dollars spent in
than tired of bearing segrega-the negotiating effort.
tlonist views broadcast with -More recently a coalition
little effort made to balance of Mexican-American groups
them. 'Ibougb the viewing au-in five U.S. cities waged a sue-
~ wu 45 percent black, cessful negotiating batUe on
there wu virtually no black· the issue of concentration or eriented programming. Since media ownership. lttvolved
tbe station's license waS up for was the transfer from Time-
-that year -lllM -a L~e Broadcasting, Inc.. to
small group decided to petition McGraw-Hill, Inc., of three
Ille Federal Communications very bigb-frequency (VHF!
OCrnmllliea (FCC) to deiiy stations in the nation's top 50
t1le .......i. markets. In the end the pro-
y_, of litigation later, tbe ducer agreed to buy only two
Mlsalollppianl won through out of !hose three.
COlD't ntllngs not only the This kind of citizen action,
Dcmle dental but the very im-as well as 50,000 letters that
pot'tant. tcknowledgment that pour into the FCC offtces ~
mere clllzens have the stand-each year, both help and prod
tDa to be considered parties the agency to see that the
a11nterelt bl such cases. powerful, $4 bilUon-a-year U.S.
'1be broadcast license is a radio and TV i n d u s t r y
paWic trust " wrote then operates "in the public in-~ of ~Jumbia Court o( terest."
Apf 0 sl1 Judge Warren E. '· IDdi'ridual citizen gr(lups
llurpr, "111bject to tennina· have the opportunity to play
UCll for tn.acb Of duty." promiDent roles: For instance,
-A ftw years later in Tes.-the United Church of Qlrist
ut.., a town a.stride the was active in all of the above
~Taas border, o I>-three cases. J1e1Mm ii another group or Launched in 1113f, the FCC's
job was oot only to watch over things that bjid ""'" ~ I-motllenlum. '!be ·iro.:: 8'
development and use of public around for years and ~ considered Ukely to .. , grant
airwaves, but over rates and needed to be Kantned." · some appUcatlons fJOOd'.o for in.
routes or interstate and in-Chainnan Burch, tbougll Dot stance, to those whO would
temat ional telepllone an d available for an interview in a operate domestic satellites.
telegraph rates as well . It was three-week span. while this And yet, action or' not, few
easier then: Such names as article was being prepared, would argue that this 0001·
cable TV, satellites, an d has made it clear whenever"he mission bas come down very
microwave were unknown. does speak out that he prefers· hard on the industries It
Today, the agency is hard as little government regulation regulates, Some assessments
pressed . Wi th 1,662 staffers as possible but that where an have It that hard-nosed regula-
and an annual budget of $32 agency such 11B the FCC hu a . lion went out in the late 1980's.
million, it is hardly a match direct responsibility, it must Those regulated will, of
for either of the two giant in--act. course, always complain, but
dustries it watches. Streamli.nmg ~ ,there is certainly DO sign that
Over tbe years it has been was one of hlll stated pis, they COfllllder the regulation
amply criticized, sometimes and tbe agency flas moved outra&eously put of bounds.
by its own commissioners.. as much more ltrongly into "MY own feeling 1a tlm the
an agency without a policy. research and advance policy FCC g e o e r a 11 y is not
One consistent charge has planning. The budget for thia unreasonable iojta apPUqtion
been that it has too Jong has grow:n from nothing to <I the law1" 1111 JQleS B.
ctr;rted and delayed action, in about $1 million in the put llulbert, one of ·llae ,!Jatioial
regulatory areas of major Im-· year or two. AlaoclaUon of BnWtcldeR•
portance. Another ClllTflll ..,.. is to ~ hfl worda ~Y .
uch "We·~-• •'--••-wllb Some feel that at last the lean m more heavily for uuu " -"•J"• _... ...... tide is changing on thia atency fioaDces m llcem8; -~ aM aomeUmes they
particular point and that the fees coilected. Lufyoor more tend to be a 11 t t I e
current seven-member com· than $29 mlllloa' was collected overbaieaucraUc, but. ... "
mission deser,ves high marks -·almost up tg J>udc!t 11¥,eJ. On the technical side alone,
for adminlstr8Uve efficiency if More substantiftly, t.b e ·::U~ ~ ~~ ';'!~
nothing else. commission llaolly 1 ldopted pace ., I lb technological
.$ays one Ion g -time cable-TV· rules ,effective 'last ~-. ,~ _, __ m·•e
observer: "At least this COOl-March: The broadcalt" 1n-~ ~ ai;ii ~.
mission is getting decisions dUBiey ha<lni..ra no iocfel,,o1 Yet ~elays "are-cOstly. and
made .• :.F6r so loog thio FCC its concern for . the com-c1ec· · must be--•-was picking at nits and not petition, and in tbe • · the lSIOD.9 ~-
....Uy makin& the decisiom commission declilon ,... a And even the smallest
they should have been making. compromise.' • · ~on . can have v a at"'
;JM m:f l'leld Engineer! ..
Bureau, fo•' inflance. bas
itiout 400 etnployes I n
Waahington and 2t district of·
fices irounCI the country. They
must monitor more than 7 000
commercial radiO staUons ~nd
sotne 1.7 million other
specially I~ staliorw such
as those set aside for police
an!! lire service.
If rommissioo responsibility
is clear ~n mechanical duties
it is not nearly so clear in ~
subjective policy areas. Com-
missioners themaelves oonfess
there are gray areas which
they are not sure lie within the
apncy's ]urisdtctlon.
Wbll• there is probably •
ct:lftMlsUs of sorts, for in-
stance, that cblldren's TV
(which the oonunission bas
been !nwlUplini'ln _..
to a letter campaign organized
by Boston-based Action for
Children"• Television) la not
now operating in the p.iblk: ifl-
terest, no ne seems to tnow
yet precisely what the com-
mission can or should do about
it.
Catnip
Too Much (Chainnan Dean) Bureb ap-There are other•aftU1ln the reperrusstons. A few years
peani to have ao agenda, and verge, ot declslom In wblcb • qo,. one company propoeed a
he's managed to gel action on there is f0< the IDOl1lelll al :::~ ~~r::av~ SANTA MARIA (AP). - A
· . Louis Al right said the FCC cool cat from Santa Maria told
1 • ... ., -and· "all oi 8 mddeq we olfi~rs be couldn't handle his
to T l J;.. -i ·hmd ouaelves with abciut I) ,_,catnip, au~Ues 111d. ' e ep1woo dll!erel)I applicants na-~toadistul'hance . ~ ~~ · -~· 1bat'a the way call, f:Olice found a 22-year-old
· , . thlnp jwnp at you in this ll)ID happtly ldcklng the win-
Daughter Stays Hooked
BJ EJIMA BOlllJIECK ' Lui -k I lot !be shock of
7111 Ufe.
I -to the mallbo< and tilen wu a lotter addressed
to 7111 lmlbond 11111 me from
loalder, Colo.
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........ !" I asited my "Dear Area Code 11111. I Cllled
i,, .. ,,. 'yeotenlay only to llnd you bad
lit )lllldlred a -· swl1d>ed your aervlce to an .... aobd, "Could It be from unlisted number. P1eue call
... ...,....!" and 1 .. ve the number with
· "Doe' be ridlculJJill." I operator ti In Jlenver. Your
Aid. "She bu been In college Lqvlnc Dauahter, Area Code
two )'Mn and hu called 124 30.1'".
tliMo, but hu never wriltel a Our .,.. misted. Imagine!
loll«. You don't auppote , A perlOl1l1 letter from our
tflon'• a lllalewlde diuster dauglller. II wu eaoulh to 1llal bu lntfmlpted the phone make your nose run. .e.-. do yw?'" · Actually, her lack of wr(U.n
0 'nwl'• the only reasonable communicaUon. did not" come
«tpllnltlon there could pos--as a surprise to us. Our
llbly be ," ht said. daughter was born with her
We ripped open the letter. umbilical cord attached to an
extension phone. By the time
she was three she had dialed
direct to a drugstore in San
Juan. She had been nurtured
oo a host of commercials for
AT and T that had her making
three-minute bargain calls IO
Alaska before breakfast on
weekends whether she knew
1J1Y0!10 there or not. She reOched womanhood 1lilnklng
a letter was llOlllelhing you got
for playing football three
yean .
"I hate to ~ op-
timistic," I aald, "&ut this
coD11llllllk:aUon from h e r
would be a wonderful way to
·sell her on latter wrllini."
"It's worth a try/' said my
husband. He got a piece of
ptper and began lo write •
"Dear Zip Code 1021!2: This is
to Introduce .fOU to a moderl>'
day communlcaUon called uie
'letter.' Did you know that U
you wrote a letter under. one.-1 ffekl" dow out of bis old car."
ounce you could 11M it 'lben -still far removed The man told poll<e be was
anywhere In the U:n!ted Sla!a. from . the TV . set in the h1gb OU catnip whlcll be claim-
(ye•. even Alaska ilod Hawaii) ~-Uvlng room. 1'hfdi la · ed a junkie trleked him into for 8 cents? (Empt Sjlndays Whal , lll08I Amer I cans buying.
and oolidars >. ....,:i-1e w11b ihe FCC: -1s PoUoe said 1t wu mari-
"tr you desire /ll)OCfa1 alrlipe the bualness of seoalng buic )uano. -..,. 11111 booked ,
assistance, an a&llllonal lh"'! Wlllical_ compilanoe with its him for -and poRlellllon of cents is required. You may ' rqulitlfOng, It.
w r i t e direct.-d1ltlno to
~.·~~ '1 . d La : .. s~~: .on an ,. · .w
grandpor<nis who have lol'(O~ · . ~ • 1:-theted_:;;.r.>:U:-n;~-Sue UJ,.;Stbn.,;PnUUtion
.... y~~-~ ' r . /:'' c!~ reprda, Zip can an individual eue to~
Today ,,. got a teiecmn air 11111 ':°lie pollulion! Yes;
from Boulder. he can. .
"Dear Zip Code UI: Lei-Tbefe are two main causes a
ter is cute. But where is the of actlop for •-and ·llOlae
dial? Sincerely, Area Code pollutloo: 1reoJIUil and nuisan-· · 1 303". ce. Trespau Is a cUrect In-.
WELF.ARE BOUND IN RED TAPE ..•.
terference with pr 0 p e rt y j/ . ' ''1
righta. Nuisanoe Involves con-'I\ Ji
duct by' one -oo bla pro-pori;y that I_,. another's OllJo1menl ol hfl .... pro-
(,._ Pqe Bl)
' cYil .... lo a comity wbeno aucb _,.._ _, anllable. And Ibey doo't
_... !or a llllFor who -lo lo ..
........ -.ito tht po1lce """"' cl
tl;t -w!Jo reelly -to I job, the
'""'" point OVl • Ii. 1'1mey, welfare deptrtment "ttl tl11booetr": Like 1 ltlge manager ta 1 .,-, Tenney LI an arranger, a pro--
.......i upfatner of welfare.
'1Jeo't aaume welfare ii founded on c' ! n leDle and logic." Tanney says.
.. I C*l't flnd anybody who tan tell me * the pl of welfare ls." Having
,,., .. reclmr for work la "buying oft
• •1mal .,. trtp -lrYinc ,. buy off tbt• PIFlllan worlt ethtc. The WIN pro-
.... (a -k--Uve tnlnln& ()l'Oll'U1
11111111 wldcb hM onlJ 400 slots open at * -), ~ be named "LOSE, The i111f ll?al tllen'• a bla unt.pped
I I I .. tf -1t Cll aid wfio could be
......... pell!WI deceptioo. "nit _,..., ol people (Oil welfare)
................ -Tinney, and ~-...,10-thatlCineof *" 'uo di alft1I ClOOlpele and
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tt Ill -llld decide
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:'liiii ... ---· la onlJ a .. ..--.. IOClety : ........ malt dllunnlam. age
ll7d • people who wonbi p
1111-=:~dollar~ cl· li1iii EM • Jack QuaJ!le
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... Jll> llllp. -· bul-llllJ admit -.-.i. are dUllcaft to ploco. •i.i , ..... ....,..1 ...
welfare recipiento, the llRD deportmeftt
gets the pmsun1 to find the jobl. A lot of
critlcllm .. ,. the jobl fUll ....,~ there.
but J-Ind Quayle uy they thlnl:
moot ... -it's ftlll thal moot ol !ht -anllable _,, ~ the famlllel oo
wtlfare. J-Wustrated the point with the
&tor7 ol a man 1lbo bad -unable to
hold down put Jobe, -an alcohollc
and bad 1% clllldren. 'lllere'• a CIXllrut
between "what people are worth to
employ and whal Ibey need to llve on."
he N)'I. "I don't know who's colna to
takt up the •lac:k."
"Some lal!>Jlym 11111 polillclan1 uy.
'Anyooe that wan.ta to Clll work',"
John.on said. "I don't know lf tbat'a
true. And even if lt Is -can they Uve on
what they 1et?"
Jobi u car wullen ad dlalnrflben
and maids « claanlnc lad1ot ... -lo
1'"14' much --all the limo. U~ly, the HRD ollldala ad-ml~ -art often the --peo-taka beca ___ _
welfare job 11 '"I .. biQ.
a iaclc of~
The dopartmeot ~ DO •Ht!!~/ ac>
oordlnc lo wollare Nltnalt, "'51 -hive a e1tecory ftcWdld • 1tpoot"
which lnchldel wtffart peoplo. ,
Of the I.HI -le w11o .... '"*'711
[or .,.rk at the llRD'1 Sonia Aoa odlce
In laat Aucua1. 2"11 ...,. 'placad In jobl.
()! those 2"11, 111 ...,,, In tht oo-alled
"poor" catl!COf)'.
The department hu Job 1gen\I and
counselors who wort with welfart rtftr..
rala, eapeciaily the °'* wllo have
"slrilr.ea agalnat lhem ," IUCh 11 ponce
records or drug or alcohol eddJctkm.
Johnlon ·and Quayie aay that-job
tralnlnc or train!~ for enlry4evei public
Hl'Vict Jobi la ... key ---
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Durtns Orange County's b I 11 • 11 · porty.
-a few )'earl ago, a ' lol ol 'A 11d-may be either a~ "°(ken who ...,,, laid o11 "Publlc" er ''private". A dilorine ft1mos fnle. the plant =·on -.,. ~ ,..... relomd to , ;;::;;. 'i!':.: .!.:1:; daniipd the plafnttf!'s 1ru11
,_ -... ~ 1nJdiy .. a:-lorP>Dnnlw ol ---Ille cWendanl had :.~~~r.::ir."!'!': :":"".~:=.~: ~:=-bold .. by.:.:'
e ........ « co11qHducaton ... ~ =~ ·-·-'!1ie tn-.__, -court that the nirl In the -:MO ..... -i . . buwJ•• bu .. be ~~-~ed .. month for welfare. •1 " ... an .. IJ_ -----ees.
Efforts are mode lo encourge :\ ~ plaintiff A~ OCClft w11en an
employers to hire welfare recJplonis. Tho -1)' -a llllllfe lbop to indullTr er planl _. dust
department bu funds to buy lratnlnc in ltop unr111"1a1" n'ol 1e . or aw on _anothlr ptl'80n'1
public or prtV)lte ICboola Ind will PIJ Allboucb 1bO .,.. wis l"!Ded land. It hM been iald that the
employort lor on-ti.job tnlnl01, .....a,, for -ic sbopo, the "°"11 .beld plalnlllf -not 1 h ow
for .... month'• worth bf Nlary. . that t1le _..I -• ac-apeclflc Injury to rocover for
· In adclillon, the federal F•111AN11 u.,. -bly1 bavinr done "-"", /tJlY lnv1&1on may
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1 Coach VS G1oup of nin1
6 Swiss Cottage 80 Se1 Quck
12 Civet ' 82 Metal
17 Caam1 fa stener
21 Wonderland 84 Scotch island
girl 86 lockjaw
·22 Respect 88 Insurgent
23 Genus of 90 Pocket pistol
moose 92 Italian city
24 Roster 94 Report
,25 CMrger 96 Smut
26 R1Yerence 97 Juet
X7 Oil: suff. 102 SiameH
28 Rk:h celtl weight:
29 Wont Ot 90ftOW 't04 House
30 ~ tidl: appliance
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31 Girl'•nidJMwne llO AnlbiaftCCJ-*Y
32 ~ 112 Swol'9n
34 OM: Scot. 11 4 Gratify
36 Oi9c:owl ., 115 .. T f'O"tftolll9
3& Apiece: abbr. 116 &ehokl
37 WoodlOn'll 118 Subfn.riN
·39. Court IC-. detector
4Z e111ter of 120 Poii&Oflow
si-ril shrub
45 Man'sfticknama 122 Tales
.C6 Ster: L1tin 123 Planet
49 Distorted 125 MovieK10r
51 F•ct 128 Apostle
53 Bullfight 130 Coroor
ch.. 131 Blush
55 Condescand 133 Wiser
57 Prongs 135 Fottreu
59 Feast 137 Superlatiw
62 Mu11ca6 ending ending
64 Man'• Mm. 138 Art.llt'11t1Ml
66 -Habfew month 140 81pu.m ..
68 Cloth de.i.r Wit•
70 Lock of Mir 1C2 SN nymph
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152 Exiat
154 Morning prayer
156 Vestment
158 Being
160 Morindln dve
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162 Wlng·like
163 Mra. Dwight
Eisenhower
'165 Article
166 M1lay•n 'coin
168 C(!Ugan;
170 Brlltle
171 Egg1haped 1no..
174 ·Hit
20 P1cified 33 ,_..
35 Periwig
38 Shelter!!d
40 Related
41 Soviet
leader
43 Sparoid fish
44 Check
48 Sitting
47 Girl's name
48 Lively
50 German river
52 Small sw1llow
53 Group of eight
54 Actor Gr8efl1
S6 lowest point
58 Strong flavOf
60 Palmetto
175 Britisllg..
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51 Roofing 1lirl
63 S1iling
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6 Praule
7 American
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9 Scale note
10 Conceited Person
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16 Coml)e9point
17 Sandllrec
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69 Cormruct
71 Mont rational
73 Contradict
75 Dormouse
79 Powdery
81 Oeler
83 Company
85 King of
Bashan
87 Piggeries
89 Place
91 European
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95 Britnch
97 Rainbow
103 Prescribe
105 Bench
106 Smear.cl ~
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108 Readjust
111 Nautical
113 Pythl~···
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119 Splendid
121 Crouch
124 Te11u{kHw
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125 HNdland
127 Granular snow
129 RomM
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146 Mexicen
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153 Skinflint
155 Persia
157 B9V11rege
1 S9 Sea eagle
163 Rabble
164 Humming
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98 Cheekbol'll
99 Jumbled type
100 Hint
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167 Siamese coin
169 Wire meesurt
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Savtnp Time lall mantb, days until' IJlid,lime a I
al •-·•"-~ ·-~~ t J1-VUlap ID -sever -~ ---• -"Park. The boa olllce dooeo 11 tract!Olll clum&M their .,. 5 p.m. For more lnlonna"-ol operation. -..
Disn<yla!J, U<OPI 10 r call 5ZW!IL ~..... and ...... , -Knott'• Berry Fann ii open ........wv9 ~ e every day except f o r days, is open from t a.m. to 7 Cbrj.atmas Day from 10 a.m. p.m. Saturdays alJd SUn<\ays and· from to a.m. 10-l;'p:nr. !O I p:.m. forJUnJn tbe_llbosl
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U the .• '" sbol>l w!Jide the part close at !~{!,lla~n. ca par.I\ •t-t p.m. Contact 8Z7·1T16 for
....... • flll'lbel' !Qfonnallon · JapaDeSe folk art lessoos , ·
dally boitnn1nl at lt:lt 1.111-
at Marlaeland ot the Paclflc
.., · tbe Palot Ver de 1
Pm1mula. Tbo lul -la at
S:IO p.m. For more d«ltls,
call '1'11-llD.
The Movleland Wax
Museum and Palace of Living
Art in -Buena -Park are open
from 10 a.m.to 10 p.m. daily
and unUl mldn1ght on Fridays
and "'°turdaYI· Box offices c~ ooe hour berore closing
time. c.u' 652-llM for more
details.
-proara m1 II the desert and the lul car
NewP,ll't ~ "! ~ • IeaYM tbe "-'! -al, !:IO
Bolch laclode ">W" , ...., p.m. JloUDd.lrlP fare, llllltl.
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Ced sact """"'flom .11 e.m. lo more detallt, call -.1311,
4 p.m. And afler ....iown. Hollywood Bowl eveola dur·
Sundays through Tburaday• Ing Ju soth seasoo are an-
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and Saturdays. For more in· park.Ing in Universal Studio's
formation, call 644-0510. lot and shuttle service to ·the
The Aer;ial Tramway near bowl is now available £or $1 in
Palm Sprtngs is oPefl from 10 addition to parking at the
a.m. tQ I p.m. daily. Tbe ride Bowl. For shuttle bus in-
Wtl vislton 8,SOO feet above formation, contact 87-MUSIC. and self-defense k a r a fe . lrvloe s Lion Country Safari demoostratloos~· • ·JS '""' opeo dally and ad-aeuioos and • llhl>luwill , mlttlnC' c;ars U-I a.BL lo --~ ' I /0 to 'f ·IO ):IO p.m. Otller1 -........ """"'"° a a.m. , . • ,11!11'Jl •#!" bl>d ~Riiii .
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COMEDY
''TANGO''
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In an imaginative departure
from the past, G o r d o n
n.vfdson, Artistic Director or
the Mart Taper Forum, has
announced a subscription
season of five major events
for 1973.
These include a unique
SMOW TWKI OJI SATVIDAY e ... SUNDAY
----AT THE FOLlOWIN& THEATRES:•----
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Festival of Modern Theatre in "Forget·Me-Not Land", a
Repertory, along with two new new play by Peter Nlcbols, the
workl in premiere, an epic award-winning author of 0 Joe
Brecht elassic, and a con-Egg", "The National Health",
troversial work of the theater · and e»-author of the popular
by Leonard Bernstein in its film "Georgy Girl", will be
first exposure on the West presented in its West <bast
Coast. . , Premiere May 31 -July 15,
The C.Oter ~tre Group s directed by Arvin Brown. The 1973 season -its seventh at . the Music Center u n d er aecla1med work was one or the
Davidson's helm -will open major hits of the pest ~ter
Jan. 4 -Feb. 18 with Bern-season ln London. It is
stein's "MASS", tbe monu-presented by arrangement
mental theater ,Piece for alng-with Jack Farrep.
ers, ;layers, llid dacen, .. "Mother C®rage", Bertoli
lllB8'd bY Ila~ Brecht's masterwork of im-
"Tht Mind with the Dirty mediate, c o n t e mp or a r y
Man", a new comedy by Jules dimensions with one or tbe
E. Tuca, originally presented lll08I powerful roles ever
ror sit e :r p e r t m e n t a I created for an actress, will be
~ thia season on staged in an innovative, multi-
tbe Taper's New Theatre For media production co n c e p t
Now series, will be g1vOn Its combining Brecht's unique
official World Premiere pro-style, a trenchant blend of
ductlon March IS -April 29, '1ory and soog. Tbe director ls
under the direction of Edward Gilbert Moses, and the dates
Parone. are Aug 9-Sept. ~.
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11.'~ with hiltof'J.
Price, 1 corporat io n
purehulng agent during the
•:A.week, dont a Pullman
·' "•raJlrold.conductor'a uniform
cl• &mda711o becOD» curator ' ' ft the oliJy nllrold car ever
.; .;"Cultom-bUnt for the uclUllve
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'Ille ·-Magellan WU Ille JOlllng lortr.as !or U-_.,.,. Presidents:
1'?aklln D. Roosevelt, Harry
S Truloln, -and Dwliht D.
LEtlenhower. "On close in.
apec:Uob," Price says "you'll ~teet the %--Inch' armor
plating tbal shleldl the entire
car. The wlndoWI are bullet..
~'and 3 lncllef lhict.':
1" ,·•Prici:e, a dedicated railroad
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' " Yben be playe<I with toy trains
J' "in the buement, IJ: 1 member
• t 'OI the· Gold Cout llaliniod lo !.:. J"O<t Lauderdale, Fla. The
1 GoJll Cout, a nooproftt, lull· .• .u:e, steam-locomotive opera-
.. 'lfon, became the pennanent
... · llome ol the Magellan In 11169. .. -r ..
Price aayo the ~Ulj
railroad car has • 1way1
lasclnate<I hJm. He h I I
donated more than 10,00D
houn ol hit time to carinfr !or
the car, and he la cooalderod
an authority on Its hlatqry.
"FDR was the ~rat -'· 'dent to make Ule of U.S. Car
No. 1,"-Prtce ·says. "tit-fact;-
be journeyed more thm110,000
mUe.. in It, and alway1
reJJOrtod a -good night• 1 sleep."
There -00 reaJOll why he shooJdn't. The Magellan WU I
-'ortsble roJllni home.
"The luxurious, 11 • I o o t
observation 1oange,'1 'Pride
contlnues, "ii spaclout and·
rea\lul. The armor platmc and •
bullet-proof windows usure a'
quiet, smooth ride."
Between the dJnlng ..pm
and the observation lounge Ire .
four staterooIM, D, C, B; and
A. "C" and "8" fonn tbl
presidmtial lul~ .. but -~
mdot elepilt room i.s the d!o' •
lnl<onf~ room~ lined wilb cu !lllllfillnR. Thi.s room
is equipPtd witli a wrttinli
desk, chain upholstered 'In
cret"' and gold -irtrlped
damask, and a 10lld mahosany
conference<lfuing table. The
•·'flrlJan Poll11tion
~,~;~ Problems • Ill
chandeliers !lllll waJI cai> ~I ol , the U n 111 e ~
delabra, are~-· . States,'!... ~ tells visitors.
"During Wodd .War Il',the ' "Only the name 'Pullmaq' ap.
Magellao moved under the peared oa the oµtslde ~ l)1e
code name 'POTUS,' mearung car. Whenever FDR would , "'.4 '·
Me_xico . City
-order a trip, the rallrold
awitchea along the entire roOte
were spiked to pi r e v e: 11 t
deliberate deraHment. Every
trainman in America knew
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: •ulD:XICO CITY -Mexico City has
meaDJ can llnd ~attractive hotels to
matdl bis poctelboot; can,oample a Utile oi·MeXtcui culture by t-S!!;:is:
riding the _... -Ille. one peao a ride
tub thAt crWd live ,.. Bill people Jnlo • been called eveeythlng from the most
"'lfeautilul dty In the We1tern Hemisphere .. ' ; ,19,,.l ctty headed for urban disaster.
• Jl.olll descriptions contain a good deal ol
'li'.Utb..For Mexico City with Ila lradlttonal
colon1al architecture and.way of life blen-dlul so well with a modem approach to
ur.e slid Uv!Di ii 1!110 or the
1 molt iittracttie cttJes: yet It Is
facing the most severe challenges of
pollution anywhere in tbe world.
a population approaching I
growinR at the <il=y f'le of one-
a mlllion people yearty, the Mex-.
"eapiW could well become the
~ld'li Jargest city in the 1980's if tbe Cbbunues-and there·appears to
llttle lo s!Ow it down. '
ON TRI l1l'llEk tmd, there is the
much mare ..-~ .... t of hotel !or
the tourlal for -luxury i.s requi>ile.
Nowhere In Lalln" America does the
touriat have ao \ ID1ICb lo ~cboo&O lrom.
Here la the pretmtJoas IJllf new but no~
ride comes to only I COlitt The Canadian
la Reforma, a stniet .no tourist can
over!Qol: with )ts maD1 boltls, ·shops, old
mansions,' and even' thr: modernistic
Unite<I States Em.,.; ~ i at-
tractive is the 10-yeuold Mart8 ~
which bas been a 1tlDdlrd· favorite~ for
many visitors from the :United States.
Tbe hotel ts •Jicmt lo the Embusy. The
Camino Real, j,UJt·a short distane&from
the Paseo de 1·a Reforma, beloap ln the
same class or ·bote11, wiUI prjce1 •lailar
to tho,. in the·dtlei ol the· Uillte«1Stiltes and' Canada. ' · s prospect, which worries many
cans, iJ only one of the problen;u . Eq~illji attrac:ttve are UM; . less ~1:
laclng Mexico City. Heavy Industrial . pe!ISLVe ~ such 81 the, tradlu.,;.1
coupled with choking vehicular Gem:ve ln the .beart of the clfy's tftost at-
es blanket the area through much of tractive sa;:dlstrlct, the Zona Rosa,
·• Jell', ~ off the spectscalar •just '!If lbt_ ile la~ Maay
!'i , ~ oVsoow.capped volcande r· of ~ • otter double rooms for
: ring lllO clfy. Wbal i. more ~ con$liler~ IN• Iha'! •10.a illgbt., ._
·to Mexlcao1 i.s that Ille smog has cut Relta~fall In the •ao>e category.
' sharply on Jbe amount ol sunll~ht Olle place the'.W.rlsts sbouJd not-illtst If
lradJIJl,;,ally' has warmed this 8,0l/ll-~. ~ Of reststlrant l'ii'l8ty · "city · · storee.,1e4..,,,..;.. over the city. 'l'J')r ·•
· · Mexican' dish fiJr a quick •hmtjr' sucli as ~j)les; "°blems, Mexico .City taeoa, de pollO,_<m guacamOJe;(~ ~~-lfi>t'lor the mllor-and ....,.., -. will>~• sauce>,~ ·a llez·
-a• one of the major gatewaya to the 1can sort drlftk, Sldral MUD!!let, a IClrt of
world. Nol ooly do the m1joclty.ol \he 2 carbooaled apple juice.
million . United· .states and Clt>adlan FOR A MORE relued laoch, ·there la
visitors eacb ~ touch on Me!¥o City no more pleuant •Pol lhall ur. San-Angel during their vls)ls, )>Ut lhe.olty aerves as 1m1, out near the new unlvenlty campu1
tbe galeway to much ol C.Jltrll Amorlca In that pl11 ol town -ii San Angel
as well. . where the colonial ab\>_O!Phtre still
J!!ut besides being a galeway, It Is also lingen. 'lbe reataurant 1141f'is housed In
ifi.end in itself. There is plenty to do and an old colonlal structure tJiat cooaerves ~ in Mexico City. The inlereaUng thing much ol the put. While !Mr. la Ill el,,.
f,jr the visitor Is that Mexico's bustling quence about the aervice tbe pricei are ciiipltal city is still relatively inexpensive. moderate.
<The tour ist can spend what he wanta. If In a dty "'oprawllng u 'llextco Ci ty, i..L Is on a limited budget. Iller• la no end there are problems In getting around. i free or extremely low budget-things to Tuts are, however, relatively in-
do -from visiting the spectacular Na· expensive, especially thole that are of
\IOD•I Museum ol AnthroJIOlogy and .....,..; duty lhnluPoul the city, but they
where M°*°'s storied put ls are -es Uni to !ind. Those that i in ultra~~ displays, to tak-await the tourist .in front of bis hotel are
bus ride out to the sprawling, three and .four tbnts more expensive -
m campus of the National Universi-and quite frankly ought to be used spar·
fy of Mexico, which, incidentally, is the ingly.
.Id t' in the Western Hmnispbere. In ad-On a trip ~town or out of 'town
n, the tourist with only v~ modest aloog the Paseo de la Retorma the tourist
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the car, stopping only to discharge or
pl<ltupanolher-.
TRAVEL
By the way,· the United states dollar
stlll goea for In Me:dco with 121> peaos
equivalent to the dollar. The pesero lul
ride comes to oily 8 cent.a. 1'he Canadian
doltsr brlngi a llmllor nCbaoge. . '--------' 11UJb hour In Mateo City -early In
the mornlllg, again at noon, and then
from a to a ht the evening -can be
lriP!l"I· You have to allow extra time, ~ tlaete hours are good ones to do nne
shOj>plng and the 1;JQa Rosa i.s a good
plsce lo start. Just as In everything else,
prices vary but r!'Od quality mm:handlle
does not always empty the pocketbook ln
Mexico. One place to get an idea of the
variety of Me1ican band1cralt3 is San-
born.s. Most branches of the chain have
e~lve displays of these crafts.
Moreover, you can be fairly sure that
. Sanborna quality is good and that the
prices are reasonable.
'" .. '1111! 'l'OUllllll' will limt ~ possillli,'ln'maibts, buhlOI· Ibo ~Jen 1li
the ectabllshed stores, ao if you are
buying '8 the capital city you migbt as
well -ia:ePi the store price. ·
· Tho teather lo ldulco ts Dice
. th~· the yel!J', but l'!"I will wut a
llgbt -!or evelllng -and In the aummer montha 1ou'D need nln geor lor
that lfterooon shower which lnvll'tably
comes. Although drele CUlloml are
chanllnl, loo much exposure la frowned
. on Jn.: ii'ak:o. SaYe ouch clolhlng !or
beach naJs such as Ac1pulco. Many
Mexfco!i ,rtltaurlnts require coals IDCI
ties fot men and look askance at IUCb
things· ·• bbl panlf, allbougb women's
slacks are 'more and more being ac-
cepted.
One Jut suggestion: Be IUI'~ to like a
ride on Mexico City's subway s;stem, one
of ""the most modem in the world. It will
give you more of a Oavor of modem
Mexlcall Ille than vislla to maay Of the
tourists haunts. Each 1tatlon along tbe
route ii an architectur-al gem.
Perblpe lhe best place to atart if Ille
Jnsurgentet Station, near the Zoaa Ro8I
and the Paseo de la Refonna, wb.tcb to-
day is full of shops and sma)i> restaurlJ'lts
that have quJcJtly made it popular with
lower-middle Class Mexicans who make
up such 1 large portion of Mexico City's 9
millloo.
Ski Fans ·
Receive
Big Lift
DENVER (UPI) -The na-
tion's sklers flock to Colorado
resorts in iocreUioi numbers
::.i~!~-=.. t~~
frequently encountering bour-
·loni lilt llnea -
ilnt' -a -mer or f~ coastruCtton around
the iilto,jbl ·-could be'-Ilda winier. : ,_ linnd iie.,r aid areu
are 1wallbitl the w I n It r
omlaucbl. llld' -otbel' major~hl·•a total ol '!11111 new lllta. 'Ille
grand total ii II oew lift
lacllltles, IDOi! of them double
cbairllftl.
The new names to be added
to the list ol Colorado llkl
areas this winter ere Copper
Mountain, Telluride a n d
Sunshine Peak.
Copper Mounllln, 1tss than
two -boon drive west ol
Denver, 1-: a large new area
with a 1.31'o loot vertical drop,
four ctlllrllfts Including an
enciooed doubl1 chairllft and e
JIOma.
Telluride la an eqUllly prom-
lalng area. Although' a little
more off the beaten trick, It
will open with nve double
chairlifts Jn operation.
~ "' wlndonesin ·null Racing Not For the Weak
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~)IADURA, lnl-Oneala (AP) .
; ;J II race ran on lhla ruslle ll~ ~tit.J1l1nd hu more to ....,.,.
· ·-than loolng hit llllrl. He
mtgbt get gored b1 the
~ ...ii.. . ' . i¥1dlft the)' llCe i.!111, I
J , '· Ill ;an ·io ···~
I "" wi!lth ·' j rider opa!<l~!ll..,,ill'. ll9iofr
,, hands to jib lhe animals .
the tulllP, wllll sb.o,,..ed
1
that POTUS had the righk>I·
way over all other rail traf-
fic."
Most of Pr esi d en t
Roosevelt's trips were from
Washington to Hyde Park,
N. Y., or to bis retreat ll
Wmn ~Ga. .::QDl_ ol
his most famous journeys,
though, wu to Miami ," says
Price. "Jan. 11 , 1M3, at l
a.m .• a nve-car train arrived
in that dty via the Florida
East Coast Railroad. The last
car was the Ferdinand
Magellan, cattylng President
Roosevelt on the llrgt lap of
bi! llO\V·famOUI Casablanca
Conference."
President Truman COYtmt
more than 11,000 miles in the
pt'elidentla1 railroad car dur-
log his 194& bamstonnlng
campaign, and he delivered
more than 300 speeches from
the Magellan's brass-railed
rear platfonn.
The car's curator proudly
d!Jplays a letter from Mr.
Tnunan in whlcb Ute former
presJdent wrote: .. I must have
given nightmares to every
railroad --'-• who had to
pull tbO ~ ... "
Price uplolnl that Presi-
dent Truloln·IW to hive the
285,tltJO.powid car pillod along
at speeds up -.1 116 m;p.b.,
whereas Pre~ Bcmeve1t
ordered much slower trlpg ol
~~ m.p.h.
P".914eii1 Eilenho!ter twely U>Od Uie'Mqellan, l'llce uys, ~~lly Jn"" w ubJnlloo to
phla, .. trip 19 1iiiolale
New '\'or!<, and alao 1111 I llatt
visit to CIDlda to -the Canadian Paruam..i at Ot-
tr.wa In 'November" 11153.
The Jaat lime Ille llall<llan
WU ollldally uJed ---.trip
Mim!O EisenhOwer Ill ad t
from WashJJ>«IOB to Groton.
Conn., to -tho worid'• lint, alomlc llUbmariDe, the
Nautilus."
Price gr.els llMft lhall
15.000 vlaltora each year •
they tour the lamed preside!>
!Jal car.
"Each presldenUal e1ectkn
year," he says, "rumor1 of
candldales using Pre!ldont
Truman'• original 'campalcn'
car appear 1n Ute nation'•
papers and magazines." Price
spends boon aeodlng letlen to
these publications disputlnjJ
the mttt>r< 1n1 Ille' or...-
ts oow sh 1ncbet lhict.
"The Cit It certainly flmo.
tional," Price explains, "'but
It's staying right here at tlWl
Gold Coast es a monument to
a great era in Amerlun
hl!tory ."
U.S. Historica I Mementoes
Abound in Eastern Canada • ' :
By JAMES MONTAGNES
Cllrhll•• ~ .......... S..-...:.
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Lawrence Seaway in tie
1950'•· ~
Thia b a llvl!W village ol lliJ
period -open all aonmer. l
hu I memorial to the Bat$
of Cryllar Fmn in Ille Wor ol
1112, when some llltl Conadlan
and British troope defeated
4,000 U.S. troops.
SCENIC ROVTE
The JUdeau Canal System
between Kln<on and ottawa
W8! built lhorily after the
War of 1112 u a defenee
measure In cue of another in-
vasion from the oouth. Todly
it it used by boaters U I
scenic route helweeii Lilt•
Ontario and the Otlawe River,
pnasiric e a r I y lettltmtd.
stone grist mllla; a a d
bl.ockboules at varloUl!I kdJ
on the l)'lltm.
Ton>nto and the Nlspn
area have lheb' qoota of
hlstorlc lilts oomected wllll
.. rly U.S. blolory.
On Ton>nto'a Wllerfroot.
hemmed In bell-rall yarda
and eievtited e::qa •w ay1, 11
P'ort Yori<. I -ol the k>g cabin fortrm complo:
that WU burned down by
Amerlcon i,_ 1n-Ill.!. 'J'o.
day the lort la -by yoong meo In UDllonns ol lbt
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SEA'ITLE (AP) -PW.· Taggarea
scored four touchdowns, Skip Boyd's
pipts kept UCl:A backed op all day and
Sonny Sixtiller ran the whole show
saturday as the Washington Huskies ' llP,IOl the eighth ~ Bruins, :J0.21, in
a Paclfic-8 Confereace football game.
The Bruins scored the first two ilm.S ·
~ got the ball, but .tl>e Huakies'
~•oae began picking apert t he
Wlahbooe-T to bold them in check for the
reat of the way.
Two fumble recoveries by the Huskies
led to Washlngtoo ,.,.... in the ""'°"" qtimer, end key pss's interceptions kept th~ out of trouble on several occasions.
UCLA took the. opening klclroU, and,
helped aloog by Kermit Jolmon's S2·yard
ruji, marched 76 yards, in seven pla)'I
wllh James Mc.Alister going over f« the
~re from 14 yards oot.
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'iben S&klller, whohad misoed the last' ·loose ~-Glen .Bonner and• Girry
tine pm<. with a lmee Injury, IOClt the ~ on H at ~ )Vuhington
Huskies 86 yanl5 in five playa. The big 13. •• · ·
play of the drive waa a 'IS-yard SiUl!ler ttar""'1 pe over .,... plays later
to Tom Scott pus. from the fOllr·yard line.
The. Bruins, with M"!'k Hannon ,dlrec-A 16-yll'C! puQI return by Roberto
ting tbot J..ttaclr,-·l'llhl hec:I: to mid-Jordan, :. , intercepted• two lowth
11e1i1 'W • fllllhil9< lloiid:r· 'l'JMr biol:e quarle!. ' · ' , pve Wuhlortoa the ball
over left tackle .to co.,50 !anfs 1oi; the ontheB . ,.°S2earJ,Y-!'Jtbelinalperiod. ~nled out ol tJomid. on tbe I, . Jdl. Jobn BNclJ with I »111'1
the II and 17·yard Jina to keep the ""' 1114.._ 7-.......i bis fourth Bnlhla )11 dee ::r · touclldcnm O!)oa ~ plunre. " ; • p ' Fcrmdt' i...,,.. Beach Illar Steve A·'!"'!hle recov by Phil Andre on Wiehoon~ a II-yard fleld • aoat
the ~· U pul the Huskies we for and lhl:t! l'ATs for WllJilngton.
good·at 17-14 with lesa than four minutes The •'1 t d·c1n·1 c11an· ' the e-·--· gone of the second period. Another , ~ ea 1 ge , •=
!limble-re&very by Bob Ferguson set up Rooe Bowl chances. UCLA still must beat
the next Husky score Southern Celllornla, idle Saturday, nut • . , -week for the berth in the Paaadena <I· Then 1t was the Huskies t\l'n to trivagansa Wew Year's Day !wnble. Fred McNelll popped -the hell ·
* * * LA Bi& .f:o Stay, ~'ha~p .··
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and be able to Uve the kind of life we 're
Uvlnc now. We wouldn't have been able
to do it without hl.s strength and
dllclpllne. .
...... 11111 keep la. IOOcb with -
and friends and some of the footboll
pla,.ra close to DallaJ have helped. We
talk to Mike Ermt every week or two.
"I doll'! laiow U you ever really adjuat.
You fllll· keep living. All of us reell%ed
when we woke up the next morning that
we were stjJJ alive and bad to keep on
llvifll."
PtrhaPI the most difficult adjustment
has been for Mrs. O'Hara.
"We've adjusted. We're getting along
finet" she says, her voice edged with &Or·
row.
"Football II helplna and ooe ol
oldest sons. Kevin, LI playing.~11!" football at Mafer Dd High School (
O'Hara once coached> and it'• pod
involved again.
"You juat involve yourself in llfe,~
with eight children you're Involved.
just the dally care, the IChool acti
there's always men than:~ busy.
"I can only aay that we ~ve to If
the fact. We atUI m1u b1m
and I think we always will.
"We think of him when nobody ..
does. lt't been a year nOw and all of a
sudden everyone ls thinking about him. ·
"But we think about him an the time. .. •
News of Disaster '
Players Recall .:,
.Joke That Wasn't
Robin Denton thought it was a joke, and
a bad one at that.
"We were watching some football
games on television," he recalls, "and
one of the other players came over and
said be had hea,rd on the radio that three
or our coaches· had been killed.
"I told him not to joke about something
like that."
Unfortunately, it was no joke. Cal State
(Fullerton) Titans coaches Dallas Moon,
Bill Hannah and Joe O'Hara had been
killed In a plane crash,
"I was really close to Harmab and
O'Hara," says 'Denton, a fullback on the
Tltanl football tum.
"I cooldn1 helle'fe they'd died .and I I still can't. r keep waltlnc-for them to
walk In any daf.
~1It made me play that much harder
because that's what t felt they would
have wanted."
The tragedy occurred just before
Fullerton's game with Cal Poly (San Luis
Oblspa) and the three men were being
sent to scout li1 preparation for the
game.
Joe Baca, TitanJ' punt returner and
Danker, was closeJ:,jo Moon than perhaps
any o! the otbq.p!ayers.
"He recrutted me to Cerritos College
oot of high school, and then broughl me
to Fullerton." says Baca. "I was very
close to him and 1 knew his wile and his
kids· ..
"They were ,.... coaches ind they ,.
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really wanted us to beat Cal Poly. It w•
a great disappointment when we lost." f
Fullerton ooacll Pete Yoder had "' unenviable task of coming into the lad
coaching job after Dick O>ury left ~r
ooach in professional football.
'''The way It happened. and with UMi
kids rtturning from last year,_made 1t
difficuJt," be says.
"The kids had to adjust to a new heocl
coach and a new staff, and the situab
made it harder than usual.
"Coury did a great i ob gettial
everything gotni, but he was very eDMt-,
tioilally tired and drained by the time ..
left and the program suffered a llttle..!''
says Yoder, who played loothell rill
Moon at Downey High School and Cit
State (Long Beach). ~
"Football hero lllf!erod a hit at tbt
end," he adds. "But not without everyq
understanding why." ;
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the mind of Dick Qiury. 11'1 \day he'll
never forget. • "·
On Nov. 13. 1'71, Qiury -then ..
liead foolbalJ coach of Call!omla -
College ( FuDertoo > -!oat three or lill
closest friends. •
"It .... somethlng that certainly ,,.
reeled my Ufe and that of my enlJi'6..
family. !1'1 -hina I will no9'r
forget,'' he now says of the*-a-di
that ctslmed the llvet of Dallu M<lc!i,
BUI Hannah and Joe O'Hara, all coachil
on Coury'• staff. .,
"A day doesn't go by that I dool'I thif:
ol it in one way or aootber. •• Coury 3 "In our 1ltuation we became
close. Football coacheo become
close anyway becaUJe they work
tong hours together. But .. 8Ur1ed Pl!
program at Fullerton and became .,.
ckleer."
Shortly after the trapdy, Coury loll
Orange CJounly to accept 1n .. lltliM
coach'• job with the Denver Broncos if
the Notional Football Leape. , '
"I dldnl leave becauoe of =; says. "COachlna In profealoall
something I alwaya wanted to do.
''I'd had one try beM and I
stay lonll, hut I wOGl«t to p
N1tur1Uy, though I -Jmt 11 llod-i>
gel away from that part.Jcullr.::l at the ume achool. .
"I wun't Joottna: forward to
the staff and Jl"lll'lm at rut1erton.::,...i
At the time of the plane cnioll, ._.,
_ to lrtends that u., orily a
that allowed him to -tho I seuon after the cruh wmi a ...
the Joa of the tine liva not he to11117
vain.
Now. he saya : "After ii ~ I
thoughto of quJtUac COldlbC ~· The lhoucbl OC<Wred to mo, llft
"Bui Ufter I llld I chance to
my lhoUCllll I Nlllaed It -·t bo .
right thln1 to do."
,,,. Joa -...._ to Coury,:! llld • year ... that ......... all Ioli
outllandlns -.•. ill the --II you --.. -.. 10tl' COKtm thin )'OUr on family." "
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•·r.i I~ AUSTRIAN SKl!R KARL SCHRANZ AT NIWl'OllT TENNIS CLua:
Today. he llllYI· ,;It'• an npeilewll
had nover bad to ., throuP -. .. r
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dSpltil .. UHncklown -· try to peaked !or a *l!Jllf"~llJ!t week
qainst the ·lllnlggllng Denver .
1\'lth m -left In the ....,.1ar ....... coach Tommy Prothro,ol the ~,,.
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. ere Dirty
(c.rtlnoed ln>m I'll• ().I )
Je&n Claude Killy -l doo't think they
ever would have dlsquallfied me."
: Schranl111 other two Olympics hold un-
""Pleaaant mcmorie1. The twe>-time World
·Cup winner lost a goki medal by a tenth
of a second tn the giant slalom. In the
regular slalom he was mating his secood
run when he fell.
In 1960 at Squaw Valley, c.alil. -his
favorite Winter Olympics -Scbrlm had
mis.fortune with a slalom pole and finish.
ed poorly.
''SJxteen years of practicing for a gold
"'"medal and 1 always bad bad luck,"
Schranz says.
Schranz had on his first pair of skis at
""age 21A and became European junior
·champion 11\I yun law. However, his
•p!ft!!I> were o_.i to •kiini -partly
·because ol the ~ partly because
they felt skiing was for the wealthy and
they were poor people.
SObram's father died of cancer when
B!RMINGHAM, Ala. ( A P )
Quarterllact Terry O.Vll, workhl& magic
with Alabama's Wlthbone attadl, flltd
two touchdown paues and 1COre6
another Saturda y u the ......i.
ranked Crlnuon Tide lblpped the na·
tion's longest m1)or college winning
streak with a ss.-21 victory over No. e
Loulsimla State In a nationally televbed
game.
Davis fired touchdown strlkea ol 25 and
29 yards to Wayne Wheeler, who was
wide open each time in the Bayou Bengal
end zone.
The Tide quarterback &e0red on a 25-
yard run and set up another touchdown
Oregon State
Outscores .Cal;
Stanford Falls
kl was 16 -just making the Austrian PORTLAND (AP) -Steve Gervais
· national team for the fU'St time. "I was outdueled Vince Ferragamo ln a batUe of ~ways sorry my falber didn't live to see freshman quarterbacks Saturday as
rny successes," Schranz says. 0regon State turned Calif om la mistakes
His mother bas gon;e tQ a number of into a 28-23 Pacific-8 C.Onference football
competitions when Karl has been vlctorY ovar the Golden Bears.
performing bu\ has never actually been Gervais, a 19-ycar~ld from Puyallup,
able to watch liim ski . "She always looks Wash., directed Oregon State in his fLTSt
·away-she can't stand to.watch me," he starting role. He helped the Beavers halt
says. "Some of my friends have been a five-game losing streak by running fi ve
killed in races "" ... maybe that's what yards for one touchdown 'and by passing
bothers her." seven yards to Ron Stewart for another
Schranz says he's never broken a bone
t in 30 years or skiing. ~ be says if he ~'!ragamo was impressive but foot of
;::1~1 ~ =d &.:~~=~ ~~eod=e~ic= ~ ~~g~~
• ao orthopedist -seUlni brokeo booel. yards for a third quarter touchdown by
;i. .. Scbrmli ls also a keen ooccer player. osu linebacker Crali Fair. ~wia newspapers ooce said'be was of Two other Ferragamo passes were
_profeaslonal callbec. And be p!a3" a llood picked off by OSU corneri>ack Bill JOI o1 tennla. While In Southern Bartley lncludJni ooe with 57 seconds re-
"Qallfomla he did a bit ol woter •k!IDI· He jining. ;iiya be went 45 miles on one leg while · fumbles and four pass interceptions ,.!Pini the weter sport. the Bean lieavlly as one OSU
,.., $Orne of his memories are bitter. ~e f le recovery set up the Beevers' sec-
ne awtet. Oddly, the most bitter ond touchdown on Gervais' five-yard
. inemory leads to ooe of the most run. ·
. J:leasant ones. Ferragamo, a former Los Angeles prep i~ · When be wu hatcheted out of the com-star from BaruUng High, put California
~Utlon at Sapporo be returned to Vienna ahead 14-13 at halftime by firing a pair of "'lo a hero's welcome. Fif~d touchdown passes to wide receiver Steve
cbeerlng Austrians met him at the Sweeney within a 55-second portion of the
airport and aoother 100,000 greeted him second quarter.
·Vlluwntown ..• more than turned out fo.r The first touchdown receplion by ~een Elizabeth, Adolf muer or Pres1-Sweeney gave him 11 scoring catches for
'ient Kennedy and Kruschev when they the year, a ne w Pac-3 reco rd. His 25-
1.!ame to Vienna. yard reception in the end zone gave the
"It was too much," be says simply Bears their other first hall score foll ow·
·•hen asked how that response impressed ing a fumble recovery by cat defensive .Um. tzckle Bob Kampa at the OSU 25.
Overall, he has no regrets. "I look back
:md I loved every second of those 17
.\l'e8I'S in competitive skiing ... even the
Jown ones," be says.
"I'm having a bard limo now .. .I miss
;be competition," he admits.
Karl Schranz now makes a living tbrouih commerdallsm -the thing
' that -him his most profound dream, that or wtnnln& a gold medal in the
Olympics.
He'll akl with Killy at Mammoth the
• mh of December in .ao exhlbltloo and
he's on hls way back to Europe today to wake care ol his 15-bed boteJ in the Tyrol.
•.. And with him goea the bitterness and
a:ai;;;pPoiil!Dient thlt ·evolves from ·that
l.,OJymplc BOid medal he was never able to
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"-:.Retains Title;
" ,.Foe Battered
, BUENOS AIRES (AP) -World mid-
; Jlewelgbt boxing Q::hampion C a r I o s
~ 'lonzon of Argentina, making good use of
greottt height and reach, bait.red
y Brlacoe for 15 roundJ to retain his
11£:.:ball with ~ decl!lion over the Philadelphia
1• 1be ~eAMld champion, making his
:'.~ Utle defense , connected repeatedly !!'!\th left Jllhl and rlllhll to the head but
er Doored Brlscoe, w'-capacity for
~toeemedeodleos.
V Brllooe, 29, bled from the mouth tn the
·;lstb round and -opened a OJI ' wer the cballenier'• lelt oye in the 12th.
;<1' Momoo let Brilcoe atlacl: lbroullh
-of the flrlt 10 """""-Each time 'rUrlleoo tried to gel throuih MOllOOll's ~.le!.-, the cbamploo held him off with
1 left Jib, followed by• riBht crou to the
.. tJeld.
~ BrilCOt was unable to overcome
. '\lonzon'• advantage In height -four In·
che1 -and ln reach -five Inches.
1 Brllooe seemed to hurt the champion .:p tho ninth round, when be spun Nolllon
·• :ll!•lntt the ropa with a llUnDlnc rtcht
· """'to the Jaw. Onca .,.in In the Htli.
bard rtcJ!t to -·· "'"d made the ._fora-L
the acorllic, ID ftlcb the winner
• • round rece1...i 10 potalf ml the
.... alba ... !ell, JadlO --(id II 1•1a, Judilo llector camnont tj!~ It 1•13f ml Jtldp Jcqe Alvin
It llO-UI, an for -llelette '·"'*" .-. .... undar ArpnllDt rula,
J .. "" .... the flpt. ."aliWW• W I p:MI DttMr'," Brileoe alls tba -. "Ht _, lair and ="-' St 11 mudl -111an 1111 l11t
I "'"°' him ••.. I did I'> II rounds
• Ill oauldD~ llop me." ·
Alll •• n, ~the *' J'I alllUIJ -to allaort>-. \aalJoi. -., "W et Illa puncliea with which I Jf11111t..Wba".'1~-r
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PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) -Washington
state University converted two major
~ord errors lllto.. scores in U>e final
nJnute of pta}r, aS the Coogan !cored a
27-13 upset victory over the C8r.dinals in
a Pacific-& Conference game here on a
chilly Satunlay afternoon.
safety Erick Johnson intercepted a
desperation Stanford pass and retumtd it
to the Cardinals 15 and two plays later
fullback Steve Hamilton scored from the
tbnie. '
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recovered a Cardinals fumbl e and J.oe
Daiielo bit on a 39-yard lleld goat that.
split the uprights with no time left to
ptiy.
The Cougars defense shut out the
Cardinals in the second half and con-
AsteoUy 11cked quarterback M I k e
Boryla for large lo~ when he at·
templed to -· With the score standing 17-13 and just
minutes left , the Cooga.rs defenae held
fullback Reggie Sanderson on a
desperate fourth down play and WSU took
over on Its own 30.
Dtlek• Thump Spartans
EUGENE (AP) -Quarterback Dan
Fouts tossed scoring passes of 3 and 13
yarda as Oregon exploded for four Be(..'OOd
half touchdowns and a 27-2 nonconference
footbell victory over San Jose State
Saturday.
After playfnB to a IHI hal!Ume staodoll.
the Ducks opened the third quarter with
a 73-yard scoring drive, cullmlnatlng 1n a
three-yin! pw from Foot. to Junior
ballback Maurice Undenon.
Tbe Sparllm' on1J 8COl"e came on a
Ale!Y a f..,, m~ law. In punt
formation on fourth down and ZO at the
0..,00 nine-yard line, a !dBi> 1111p from
center went over kicker Bob Palm'• bead
and n>lled out ol the end zone.
With fi•• minutes left tn the third
quarter, Foot. Jhttw a 113-yard bomb to
spilt end 0"1 Lindsey, b o o 1 t I n g
Orepl'• maritn to t5-2.
Today's Sports
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10 a.m. (OCL -PRO FOOT·
BAU. -The Oakland Raklen.
met! the ilen&all II ~ti.
1 p.m. (31CL -PRO FOOl'llALL
-The Detroit LION me<t the Ml~
oeaota Vlklnp It Bloomington,
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4 p.m. (7iCL -COLLEGE
1'00l'IWJ. '71 -HJchllJlbla o1 the
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COLLEGE FGOTBA~~
RlGBIJGlml -Hllbllllhll of Ille TroJw' football .. ._ lndlldo
gamft with MJchlaan State, Stan-
ford and llUnols.
5 p.m. (l )CL -NOTRE DAME
HlGllLIOlml -The Flihtlnl Irish
m..i the Air Forte. Academy
F1lcon1 Jn a 11me taped Baturdsy
In COiorado Sprtnp, COio.
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with a 37-yltd scamper to th<J.SU ~ in
the battle that pve Allbamalls _.i
st?olgbl Soutlwllml Cooltronoe football
cbamploOlblP:
Allbama -ed Ill ngular ...... winnh1B lltr1ni to ZO -. nloe alnce 111
0rl0fl• Bowl Jou to ' natlol!al champion '
Nebruka tut Jan. I. ,
'lbe d<feal ~J!ded LSU'a II.game wln-nllll! &treat that starltcl a year ago
following a 14-7 loss to Alabama.
With the •ictory, the Crimson Tide
moved inlo a position of taking Ill pick of
a C!otton. Orange or Sugar Bowl in·
vitation.
Alabama twice built 14-polnt leads in
the ~ hall-and atltllled·lllt-dlnchW
alter otopptn1 LSU a(tlie '!Ide ;i when
Joe LaBuo erupted oo a li-1'1"' ...,.tng
play. LSI/'• Ben Joiltl also hllrlal' • Mir of
tO<JCllilll"" -the lltll to Jll!>iiil Le-Doul oo a St-yltd • ..,. Iba\ p.-the
Tllm an~! NMtad.' 'lbe otlltr l'llJlO
on a ftve-Y*<!I toe to <Jiuck Wll!lomlOO
In the third quarter~ . • ·:. ...
Jon0..soorod LSU'1 ftnal ·IGilclldinm on
a three-~ nut Ill !lie " flllal minute
following ·a 51-yltd ·~ penally
against the Tide. ~
Steve Blsceglla scored Alabama'• o~er
touchdown oo a oo .. yard p!Qoge lholily
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Group Seeking
w_inter Games
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) -Kim
Braswell kicked a 37-yard Oeld goat in
the final minute of play to give Georgia a
come-from-behind 10-7 victory Saturday
over Florida in their annual Soutbeutern
Conference football clash in the Gator
Bowl.
Georgia came back in the fYlal period
after trailing 7-0 most of the wty.
Florida's Nat Moore caught a 47-yard
touchdown pass from quarterback David
Bowden early in the seooDd quarter that
put Florida in lronL And Georila never
made a serious threat until Andy Johnson
lolled a i4-Ylni pass to subsUtute eod
Res Pnlnal eorly in the fourth period to
Uethepme;
Teela c .... 11u RINI
ATLANTA (AP) -Georgia Tech,
movl!>g the ball ea1lly with pltcllout. and
-· soorod four times In the flnt bell and went oo to crush Boetm collage, c.
10, Si!turday in the nm meettng ol the
two~
'Tecb's Eddie McAsban threw for
touchdown passes ol 19 and 17 yarda as
tallbock Bruce Southall! helped keep the
mlddJe open with big 1 yardage to the
ool>ic\e.
Semll1oles Ed11e Tiiis•
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -Florida
State quarterback Gary, Hull threw tbnie
. toucbdo-8atu!day as the Seminoles '\eat 'l'ulsa, ZS-21, despite a desperate
H~cane passing attack in the ftnal
quarter that oetlecl two lolichdo-!ms. oeeldn( the 11'11 w~ Olympicl far STOCKHOLM -Whnblec!oD dlami!on
C.lllornla's Squaw 'v'.~m pla<e of Stan Smith. of Puadft and Toi!> Oibr
Two of Hull'• ~ -wenl IO sophomore recel•er MJke ~ flll!l!B ID
for injured Barry Snillb: ADen eaught
both in the first ball Oil 10 and :JO.yard
scoring plays.
Denver ,..ys eoY. ~aO!flce bas ol 'll>t Ntlbllrl8nda advB!l<ed to,lllli flaals
advised them to proceecf.~tli cailtton. ,.(!~ ~ ~;:.=~
"At least the ..,..rD!lr ha.J not sajd • '!mlth. M the ~ rAmert<an
no," said WWlam S. Brtrier, Placer Couno,, ~~Mp ~ defeated u.,.\,; RleAen ty superv-and head ol the newly • ' ru', .:. . 1;-:-·; ... ,_,_ . Mo11ntalneers Wt• organlzed Lake Tahoe Olympic COm-ol Ewnilon, ·• ,...., U, 6-2. o...., ~ thin! place ·4> the World Qlamiilonlnip
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. (AP) mlttee. fellniS polnll llsl, defeated ~
Sophomore DallJ\Y Buus scored three He said the . !Int reaction of Nevada FonlOll mns champion Die Natue or
touchdoWOI and leolor Bernie GallHa Gov. Mike O'Callqban w"'-"How much Romanla, M 6-7 H .
Will it-•.·· > I became the fu'St West Vi r g i n-1 a
quarterbacl; to puo for more than 2.000 Squaw Valley hootod· the IMO Winter II'
yards in a 11ea1011 aa the· MountaJnoers Olympica al a COii. ol about 111 mlDlon to
kept their -hopa altve. with a ~:II the llate ol cantomla. Another '4
football 9lct«y over VMI Saturday. mll1loo. came from Nevada and the 8-oparted a tetharglc West federal BOvemmenl.
VlrP>Js -with his oeoaatlonal nm-• The Lake Tahoe Olympic Committee nlni, palllng the 7..1 Maomtalneero to • If. was formed alter _. of an Initiative
.3 llrlt period lead wttll a 111).yord' punt meuure in COiorado prewnllnc lllate
retum. He then nn 46 yards on. a funds from being U8ed t.ir ~ Otyrilplcs.
llani<l!NJOUlld play for • Zhl hallt!me The •ole cooJd ellmlnate Denver
bulge. I which was selected by the Intematlooli T•r Beeb •• Rout' Olympic Committee OV« applicant. from cities In several countries .
CHAPEL HILL, N. C. (AP) -Junior
quarterback Nick Vldnovlc scor<d once
and passed fOl'i two.ether touchdown1, in-
cluding me .., ·a 71-yord paSMUD play
with wingback Jimmy Jerome, as North
Carolina routed VlrBin1a. :zs..I, Saturday
to win the AUanUc Coast Conference
football title.
Vidnovic, a native 'Virginian from Falls
Church, set the tone for the Tar Heels
victory in the first quarter with a five-
yard scoring pass to end Charles Wad-
dell.
The Lake Tlhoe committee held Its
!Im meeting Friday. It la8ued a llate-
ment 118.Yina:, 11wf: aren't going to spend
money Cl' destroy the land for 8. tWQ-Week
event. We are BOlni to ftt the Olympics
into our hopes for a future that will
enhance people's enjoyment ol Lake
Tahoe." Br-said "! can't see the _ .... • ~3 lostng the Winter Games in 1976 When
President Nixon bas said be wanta: to
show the country to the world in the
bicentennial year."
ROME -'lbe International Lawn Ten·
Dis Federatloo Saturday ~
-star Ian Tbiac far elibt-becaUIO of his behavior .tn the O.\>la CUp
final against the United Slates in
Bucbareat tut mooth.
Tlrtac repeetedly atBUed with Arpl>-
tlne refenie Enrique Mona d1Jlini the
three-<1111' evtnt, queotlonlni ca 1 l • ,
geeturtng to the crowd and to his op-
ponents, sitting" on the llnesnieo'o chairs
u play was interrupted a number of
times.
SEAm.E -Washlnilon Slate runners
swept the top three spots S.tllr<lay .. the
Cougarl successfully defeoded their
Paclflc-8 Conference 0'088 co u o try
cbamploosblp.
Oregoo, delendlllg NaUonal COUegiate
AthleUc Asooclatlon chunplon, camO In
second. The COOgm llnlsbed with 30
point., and °'"""' bad •.
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Ohio State Upset, 19-12;
Michigan Rolls .On, 31-0
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EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) -
Michigan Slate staged a lllunning football
upset Salunlay, defeating JftvlouslY
unbeatm, Mb-ranlted Ohio State a.1.2
and knocking the Buckeyes out of a tie
with Michigan for the Big Ten lead.
The flffiklp Spaitans had vowed they
would send out retiring colich Duffy
Daughterty with a winning seaaon. Tbe
triumpll made the MSU !OOOJ11 f.4..1.
The Spartans had ' control ol the ball
Urough •most ol the aenond ball' and •
-llSU -kepi Oblo Slate from even comillg near Ill f«mer 31
polnlH-fOID' ~ average.
It .... Ille aeoond Baim.lay the Spor·
-bod ~ all • favorite. Lui
-It --they clomped, 22-11 Mlchlpn state uyed 1n the game In
the ftrit half with a 12-12 tie at the in-
tennls!ion, thanks to the field goal
hooting of jwtior Kirk Krl~. a soccer
style kicker imported from Th e
Netherlands.
Hill four field goals tied the Big Ten
record set earlier Ulis year by Chris
Gartner of Indiana against Wlscons:in.
The Spartans would drive into Ohio
State territory and then sputter out or
gas and call in the kicking specialist
making his first vanity appearance.
OHIO STATE, MICHIGAN STATE PLAYERS SCRAMBLE FOR FUMBLE.
Ohio State matched the Spartans scor·
ing in tbe first half with a touchdown
Extra Point Missed
Cyclones' Late TD
Ties Cornhuskers
AMES, Iowa (AP ) -Iowa State scored
11! llghtnii)g touchdown with 2S seconds
!<ft Saturday -bul missed ..,. ensuing
eXtra point -and had to settle· for a 23-
!3 tie with tJllrd.ri.nked Nebraska in· a
Big Eight Cooferenee· defensive strvggle.
'Ntbrasb -a 23-17 lead with 1:03
remaining on Rk:h Sanger's ~yard field
goal. Iowa State,. ~2-1, however, drove 74
yards in six plays for the lie with Willie
J-Ooes grabbing a Zf.yard toucpdown pass
from George Amu~. , ~l!~e·. Tom G<iedjell, wtio·hi<tM! il'IJ'!llll ·a
45-yard field gaol, and~ Ill <il':!t for
exlra points lo< the. aeasoa, missed the
extra poi!ll -the ball taj1iog off to the
right. . .
Nebraska bidding for1 an un-
preceden;;;;/ third strajght mrtlonal UUe ,
ix 7-H overall. and. ¥pt the . C<JO!e1:ence
lead with a ~I reconl. Iowa Slate Is S.S.
I In the Big EISbL
Iowa State recovered six fumbles and
lnlercepted· two Nebraska-passel lo the
jarring game before a sellout crowd of
36,231. NebrsBlia bad ooe fumble
recoveo-and intercepted t b r e e
Aaiundsoo •passes-two of wblch started touchdown driVO$. .
Dave Humm, who passed for ™ yards,
ran for the first Nebraska score and
threw scorini passes of fouf and 35 yards
to Johnny Rodgers. Rodgers'· final
touchdown came with 8:06 remaining and
erased a 17-13 Iowa State lead.
Amundson threw for all Lllree cyelone's
touchdowns-hitting tight end K e I t h
Kttpfle with scocing tosses o1 eight and
33 yards in the middle quarters.
Sooner• Ed9e Mbsonri
On -the next 'play, soP.i¥Jmore split end
Steve Haggerty slip]ied behb!d ·the
Jayhawk defense and hauled In a perfect
Ken Johnson aerial in the end zone with
5,"01 Jell. '
The Jliyhawks' ·lone score came
midway throogb the final period when
Steams, tryjDg to intercept, tipped a
Ja~· pass into the arms ol Kansas
naiiller Emmett EdWards, wtio treaked
the rest of the way for a 61-yard ICOring
play. Bruce Adams, the bolder on a fake
extra-point try, ran in for the ~int
conversion.
COtDbotl• Crula WiUcats
,MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) -Bob
Shephard ran 46 yards with a punt and
Cleveland Vann and Ray Ennis scored
touchdowns on interceptions, turning a
close Big Eight Conference football game
into a runaway as Oklahoma State crush-
ed Kansas State, 45-14, Saturday.
The nms bx SIJopba,ril.lll!I Vwm, a 45-
yarder, came In the secu>d quarte~ when
the·visiUbg Cowboys broke a 7-7·tle With a
17-polnt outburst touched· off by Eddie
Gairetl's 40-yiir<! field goal Eimla' 3f.
yard interception romp came in the
fourth P!'riod.
The Wijdcats, -rvlng t b e I r
ho-0rhlng bOfore ZS,000, had tied the
game ·at 7:..7 in the secaod period's first
seconds when they wound up a 51-yard
drive , with substitute quarterback t.9u
Ajoston slipping a lS-yard end zme p&U•
lo John Gocrgl!r.
Oklahom8 State, behind George
Palmer's line bursts and B re n t
Blackman 's deft option running, rolledJl'O
yards on 13 plays with the opening
kickoff to go ahead on Fountain Smith's
four-yard run.
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TCU HALFBACK LOSES FOOTBALL AFTER JARRING TACKLE. NORMAN, Okla. (APl -Hallback
Greg Prultt capped a brilliant display of
running with a foor-yanl dive for the
clittD!ng touchdown in tbe fourth quarter
Saturday In the lourth quarter Salunlay
9alurday .. ~ otlahcwna
!ought di a-al miltalUI and 111111>-....i pest l[ianl·ldller MllPal 17-t.
Arkansas Vpset Again
OU oouJQ manase oaly a IM lead over
·the Tigen throolb three ~-dolplte
the running ol Pndtt, .... pined 196
yards for ihe day and. hid cme ~ ~~1i:i~·-·.,c't.., beld
foes to ooly u polnta per game plJlll In-
to the Big Eight fray, was as olingy as
ever. Mls8ourl's 1ooe score. only the third
touchdown scored on OU ao far tbta
season, came on a seven-yard run by
Ray Bybee late In the second quart~r.
The touchdown was set up by a pass m-
terception by Brad Brown.
MlssoUri bellied the Soooer1 .to
acorele98 ties In the firsl and tfllnl
periods. However, the Tlgen couldn't
lllSIAin a lolig drm> llgalnlt the OU
defeme. willch held w-iri to oaly '1
total yards.
ji.ns Bllts Jr-i~
BOULOER. Colo. (AP) -~
held to -Frod IJr\>a field t:,l" the llnl ball esploded b' two·-
oaly " .;....r. aport In the third period
to· holy KaNU SW Sltunlay In a Bil
Elllt Cool•"""" --Tile Colorado -· ca11ne IUperb line play lroo> Mark Cooney, Bud
Man&"'m ind others -pinned the
Jayhawks ln&lde their own ttoyard line
mjdway tbroUlh the third quanor.
On the tbJrd play, followlni I ~I pun~ Buffl tollbeck Cltarllt Dorio ractd
11 yardl wllll a pilthout for the !lnit
Colorado touchdown wltli l :lt Id\ la the
thi~ cruari-t;,.... ,_ -
to the air ao the JQ!ilwb !Int M1
-the bKilfwll/ aDd CU_, MD _,. 1e1aeaplad al tllO Kw I>
1*<fbe.· '
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Longhorns Rally for Win
WA~, Tes. · (AP ) -. 'Phe Tens
Longhorns, ~r maastve offensive
macblne a sputlerlng hunk ol junk for
tbrfot quarten, rallled b e b I n d
quarterback Alan L-Owry and fuUback
Roosevelt Leaks Saturday to defeat
Baylor, 17-3, to clincb at least a tie (or
the Southwest Cool......., tlUe.
LowT)' scooted 24 yarda around right
eod early In the fourth period to ,.. up
Leaks' one-yard toucbdown run to ftnally
put the ICrlPPY Bean to rloop. Leaks
1'llled --the two-yard l!na wltb 10 -to play ag-Illa llrilll Bear
defeoden.
Nllllbnnketl ,._ -win !ta llflll
-.. trip lo die Ootlan -II 111a .awe cbamplon 111 411111.,,. ,._
CJll1ldan --, M Ilia I ...... -•HSWC--two-lo play. ,._ la 1-1.....a.
11 ..... ~-b'
coocb Grant r.11 .. a~ .....i.ot..,,.. In ~ fltadlula.
The Bean, -~for the,_ IDll 14
in the awe.-, ltel4 ,._to ool1 u...
firsl -In tbo -half II tl>t -lell the !!aid -~ ~ llad w.
ale'e Sclliils •••r••e•• ·
i.mu: '80ICK. Am. (AP) -~ ea,.a;a•w4 m~ltll--o..l
al die -...,.., ... ,... litr • ... u .. wlllt .,. -loll • a.
pill It .... -.... 1~ ,, -""' tliJ .... <Ai. ., •• f '
Bo)'Cll'• tone Mi1Wft bruagbt Rb coech ,
Al Conover and moot ol the Owls onto ihe
field. Conover did a forward roll as he
headed beck toward the bench.
The touclKtown wu Boyce'• second of
the game and ballad the Owls' four.game
IOl!ng llroak. Arkanaas. the p.........,
lsvortto In the Sou-Canference. bu
loot tine ol lta Jut lolir and ta .... w In
the conf"'8Ce nee. The vkt.ory wN
llJ<:e'I Ont la the oonfe,_.
The Owll' -· clrl.. Included =~~= to .... .Godd -and -tllbl IDd Gary -for a 17·Yard plo don
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-. IOlll!ed Tall Tecb '1
-Ccmf..-11111 bid IH Satur-
day and . -tbo lied llaldm' bowl
Villao a -jail:
TIJa lllldlrcloc flonlod Frop "'°""lad a
quick lf1>olat leod, lltnl coiled '"' the
def-to --• -aenond llalf Tedi uprtoq.
A .,.. M«••• <rowd al 40,la, a NCI n,e ..... lliil11oe 11111 tGldala
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converted to quarter111ct, enpwttd a
t5 point ICOrinc Ourry In the !int quarter
and tater guided TCU Into IW1£0 for field
goals of 19, fl and 49 yards by Bfrt Sim-
mons.
Mike Luttrell cappt!d the scoring "1th a
20-yard romp In the dollnc minutes.
Drennan win&fd a IJ1-y1rd pus to
Sieve P1tttn00 ror lbe nm TCU
toucbdown and Lutlrell sped 25 Janis
with I acrt<O -4"I a f.Ue field pl
play l«lllllllltt.
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DAU.AS (AP I -TtDtt ~ maa.!
• fartll In tlte doator ml-and
-4"I a 17·,.,-cl flel4 pl bJ Pat
WcDmDou. &Jn edded • ···= .. ~ a fumbla ,..,,..,,, to ""' Sttttiherii )ldltodllt, 17·11. Jo I -
Cati-footbaU ..... Satmday.
'l1ta ~ aoalor, wbo klcl:o ...,.
..... II, ,.,..,.,, throaP I -,_. M7ard field pal lo the-lirlt -· It a_..., SMU had the advaniap 11 =-K<fflt -rallled the to a 17-11 tla and o\6M flc<d
tblrtl --..pi at Ill lf.fard lilt.
Bot AP....,._ Dao Dou J>Ot-
~.•: ..!'~ '° .. '*f: :r ~ _...., __ ltlt_
Dial llxw11IM• wlllt t:a loll ID .. -.
]>1!11 ·that went 20 ysrds from G"'I Hare
to Ted Powell, capping a 59-yanl drive,
plus • field goal and a safety. But that
ended the Ohlo State scoring.
Wel.,.,..l•e• Bree::e, 31.0
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP ) -The
Mk:h1gan Wolverines m e t h o d i c a 11 y
ground out their 20th consecutive regular
season victoey, posting a 31--0 triumph
over Iowa here Saturday to take over the
Big Tm Cool""'°"' lead.
The Wolvertnes enhanced lbeiT chances
for a 8-Bowl bid after Jftvloul!Y
uobealen oon1.....,. foe Ohio Slate i.n
lf.12 to Mlcbigan State Saturday.
A aophomore<fomlnsled b a c k f I e I d
helped Mlcblgan gain 351 ysrds to 210 for
~...i,111 ~ta ci:;: = =
-held the Hawkeyes to <Wily one ""'°"' ocorlng thn!at. Micblgan Is now the conference, ting al
8-0 and ls 9--0 overall. Iowa fell to 1-6-1 In
the conference and U-1 over Jlf.
Sophomore quarterback . D e n n i s
Franklin directed the Wolverine attack,
which utilized the talents Of sophomore
split end Gil Chapman and sophomore
tailback Chuck Heater, who rushed for 63
yards.
Michigan junior Bob t'bombl.adh, a 224-
pounder, got 98 yards rushing and 18
yards pa111ing for the best performance
ol his collegiate career. ·
Chapman ocGrecl bis fourth touchdown
o! the......, oo a 37-yard =Y· Iowa bad 117 total yards , wblle
Mlrhlpn dominated wttb 2Sl yards on
the ~ and 10'1 yards In the air.
Iowa'S top ground p1-was freshman
quart..-hack Butcll Caldwell with 32
yardl Nlblng. He comploted nine of Z3
-for a yardl. The Dodi' Doy pme before 0 ,111 fans
saw Michigan march Ill yarda In eight
plays lo< a touclldown, the flnt time the
team had the ball
Purdue B•rles Badgers • WEST LAFAYETrE. Ind . (AP) -Qt;,
Annstrong, Purdue's most pro 11 f i c
ground gainer ever, raced 19 yard.I with
the opening kickoff for a touchdown to start the Boilermakers to I 17-t Big Ten
football victcry over Wlsoooaln here
Saturday.
'J'be Badgers made a run at Purdue
midway in the third period, cuttln& tbe
The Rockies
Boilermaker lead to IU. But Armstroni
burst 59 yards for a touchdown on the
nest serlt!'I to pot the game oo ice and
sprinted 15 yards for his third score in
the foorth quarter.
IOn9 Po...-s Goplltts
MINNEAPOLIS I AP I -John King,
slashi ng his way to 188 yards and all-time
Minnesota seuon rushing and ICOring
records. powered the Gophers and thalr
devutaling ground game to a 35-!S Big
Ten ix>tball victory over Northwest.em
Satwday.
King banpd In for two -from two and Dine yardl out and )olDad
quarterback Bob Morgan and runnlq
back Doug Beaudoin to pound the Wikllll
def...., lor 478 yards nuhlni, without
completing 1 ims.
Beaudoin, freshman who gained 117
yards In 22 attempts, carTied into the eod
zone from three and seven yards oul
Morgan, a senior who paued for m
yards, rolled out for a six-yard
touchdown -Minnesota's last of the
game.
Morgan and his tvt'O running backs
drove M yards and ate up ni ne mirwtes
or the second-half clock for the .score
which gave the Gophers a 35-21 lead.
lllhtols Ro11ta India••
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP ) -Hallbod<
George Uremovich ac<ll'ed on a 16-ywd ruiJe.daaJe kjckoff . return a D d
ocampmod JI and 5 yards for two "'°"' touchdowm u 1lllDoia rolled over lDdiua
37-10 In 1 fne.wbeellng Big Tm football
game Slbriay.
Most al the lmpeluo In the lllln1 'I -
ond otralght victory alter --cesslve defeaU came from venatlle
halfback Lonnie Perrin, WOO.. acrwa
the-field-laten.l to Uremov\cb let up the
tricky kickoff retum during an Dllnols J&.
point field quarter explosion. ·
Pell'i's 51-yard pus after a lateral
from quarterback Mike Well• ln tbe
fourth quarter set up e 25-yard rield goal
by Wells to CU!hlon the Illini lead lo •
20.
Although Perrin failed to acore, the
husky oophomore galloped IC yanls on
11 rua!les, thmr a aenond pus ol 0
y.ro. and caught lhr<e ·-for S5 yards.
Brothers Pace Irish;
Arizona State Breezes
AIR FORCE ACADEMY. Colo. (AP ) -
Notre Deme'I MIU T...-.1 penooally
stopped tine Air ,...,. -.. with ln-
terc:eptlons, brother Willie Townlend
caught the winning touchdowo -Sil·
urday and the l2llKaoked !rlsh beat the
Falcons, 21-t In collqe loothall
Although Noltt Ileme held I 14-4
halJtlme lead after a ICOT<leoa !Int
period, It ..., oot uoW lato in the final
quarter that the 1rilh ll!Wed It up on 1
.sevttt-yard run by tullblck And)' lluff.
That score came at 5:07 to play arttt
linebacker Jim Stock recover!d " Joe
Carilon fumbtet at the Alr Force 28.
Air Force dominated play through lhe
rirat period and Into the aecond quarter.
but Dave Lawson miued a 52-yard firld
goal attempt and Notre Dame't Tim
Rudnick picked off a Rich Haynie pass
on the Irlah goal line.
A short. 23-yanl Air Force punt two
1erles later pve Notre O.me \he ball at
Ill own 40 and a SS.yard -from quar1erboct Tool Clemenll lo Willie
Tuw-aet dp a -yard ~
nm b1 Gary Dln!lold<
s-Deells •reese
TEllPE (AP! -Artrona State
Unlftllll1, rolJtoc .., ill over[IOftr1nl ....,..S pml 4"I a cool, windy. rainy a-. n>Ued ..,. the -M..tco Lobo1, llH, In a W....,. Athletic
Con! ...... loothall pm<. Leadlnl the 1tlaek ot the lllh-nink~
Sun Dtvtl• WU halfMck '1\'oody Gl"fffl ,
Coming off 1 spralntd ankle last w~k.
Grttn picktd up 111 yards and ICQl"ed
two touchdowns.
'nl8 Sun De¥111. leading tht nahon 1n
rulblns goinll Into the game with 411:1
ytrdl pet m:nen. paued lbe hall only 12 u .... for II yards. Arbllna Stale picked
up 411 yardl ruablo&-
A.stale J-flaM1 White,
iak<n cM tha -laia in Iha lhlnl
qua11er, -tlw doy with M yards ruablnl. lndadq •• yard romp In the
tblr'd p.rtod. ,,,. DeTlli _ .. _ ~
the tblr'd peltod. ..... ,,.,.
all cm nm. Bn 1111 Wfi1W1 .-e. rtlNof
qua""1lod< .11111 ...., bid I %1.,anl
rmb'a'nl,Gne,.....111bll,...
ood --al Iba ---ba buJI. ed °"' bun the New Mnim 1wo. ~11emy-"'*•1nr ....
the -r ... hi> """""'TD llld --5'.ve ltok\m ran k In f""" Iha LobM' ..
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LOGAJi. UtAll (AP ! -~
T""' AdalN ... a Natlooal ColJeclate __ ....._ .. ,_,,
.-'ti Saturllq d1 owtit for Ml ,..,.. =-flft .... ~~':'i. =.: tary ..... ulah.
-• 1hh( • ti G pam al-
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tempt.I as Utah St.ate picked apart Uiab'1
defensive line.
Adams brolw! the NCAA reeord al 1111
yanls ,., In 11111 by Grq Cool< al Cllt-
clnnaU.
Utah State rec<lver cn1g Clut Clll(lllt
tine toucbtlown -and rained .. yardl lot I USU record.
Tom Forzanl and Jerry Hupeo -caught one al Adamo' Oilier two -.
down-.
Utah Slate took only 111 -to
score. Linebacker Kent Batr tnte~
a pa11s from Utah quarterback Don fan
Galder on lhe Utah 41·yard line. Adamt,
oo the ne.11 play, bU flanker Clark far a
.J6..)':trd touchdown pus play .
Arb••• Sllfla Bt'IJ
TUCSON (AP ) -The Unlventty or
Arlwna tlefenae rUflletl Brl&lwn v..,..
on 1U but one OC'Ct,ft, and Artmnl
QUarlerbacl: BJD ~ -two toucbdowo paws ln a 11-7 WMllern Athletlc Con!.....,. 1ootbo11 .._,.
Saturdoy an.-
AU the ~ came lo Illa 11r1t lllllf
oo il<mory'1 two ._.. -a tldlooi
-71-yartl -loleRoitm ..... for 1 toew:hdolrn by Albani _,., Bib
White. and a ID-yard --drift b1
Bt1gbam v...,..
Arizona loll the ball on a lumlllt oe the
!Int play from t<rlnunop, bul art. tho
defente ror<et1 llricham Y-to punt.
Demory dllocted an tl).yanl drtve, hltllqo
J]Jllt •nd Thoopolls Bell on a 20-yard pass
play for the acor~.
The Cougars then drove II ,._
foUotr1f18 an Arizona punl. with baJJb9dc
Pfllt Van Valktnbtq ~ on a Cltf'.
yard run.
Then tint! pla)'I aller the BYV kldoll
lle""'J' hit end llonr Doan on a ~
~play.
Ml•er• Dee• .,,.. ...
EL PASO (AP)-J'n" • Ja.W•
and """*w bact Dowld Atbli --balf•···---* U1d•1nll1 fl -(El Pwl lo a •u ......,. -Illa u .... ., al .,....
In tho ....... -o.1..-
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Well -..I Iba MlMa' llrot
klUcMown ln tbe llfiCGlid llilW OD I W-
Jan! lllunc• ind Allilao --•
'"" lourtlt porlod -ba --• an II 11rd nan
The lllnon, •ho •en ....... Illa WAC
In Plll1nc. had "'* ............ ..
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24-13 loss •
~y Falcons
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Santa Ana Valley Higb's Falcons came
ttact with two fourth-qua rter touchdowns
Satu~ nJabt lo ahatter the laat of
EstoDcla High's lrvtoe League football
UtlO· ond pla)'oll drums. 24-13, before
5,000 fans al Newport Harbor HJ&b.
Jt WU l Runnlng turnabout for c:oacb
Pbll -·· Eqies, ..... oppearod to ba .. lhe upper band In the launll period.
The EacJes had • ls-10 advontap 111111
the Fa!-. appeared In poor pbyslcal
..... Wtlb lullbad<·-Eddie
1'ldlolO fll ti. --being •JOCted In tbe third quoNr 111111 opeedy talllloct Giry Templetfll bobbled by In-
jury.
;he Eagles defense wu swarming Ill
o-lit-tho Falcons and when Myn>0 Wblte
Wll mowed . under at the Santa Ana
Valley 21 with t l02 left it appeared a
fourth-and-ID situation was at hand.
But an Eagles player wae called for a
face mask penalty and the Falcons got
new life. Eleven plays later White skirted
right tackle for the final three yards and
Templeton's PAT with 4:15 to go gave
the Faloons a·11·131ead.
Momenll later an Eagles fumble set up
J ay Craig's 37·yard reverse for another
-. and tbal .... tbe end of
E•ncia's bld for an upeet. Tbe win
._ !IA Valley ID a lie for 1be leque
leodribEdloan.
ElllnCla bad a -of Its own In 1be
third porlod -lloimt lll;idor fell CD a
-IUmblo at tho .. 'l1na pi.,.
later qdilrtm.t llllDe Mrper took one mp lo the rtpt of '.ce;ter Vince KINS
and oped 17 yuU for tlie -lo
Bi .. -·· ....... ltli GOly lead of the nJabl at 13-1~ with 3:116 spenL
Fotanda's potent oplloo ll)!!ed lo
materlallle "8 COICb Dlclt Hill's Falcons
baodcul/ed ~IOI with a toogh
defenolvee(!ull,,.
The Easfot· ' l~led . lo open up the
Falallll ~ bf apreading out
IOIDOWbal, i..1 the ODJ,y Ile.,. that click·
ed wu ~ lf.7,,.t nm by Dan Princ<otlo
and Mainer'• &7-yard touchdown pass lo
Joe jllnlall. .
,,._ WM .alone al the Santa Ana
~llleJ 3!J 111111 oped lo the --wllh.5' 17 lift In the hall. MIU Edwarda toed the
PAT lo pore tho Falecna edVlllltage to
]~7.
Princeotto's dash came ln the first
period and Estancia made it to the
FalCOM nine before two incompletions
cut the M-yard march short.
The winner's first half scores came on
quarterback Abel Fauato's one-yard
S'"-'eep and Templeton's 33--yard field
goal.
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llNlVERSITY PARK. Pa. (AP) -
Qurterl>oclt Jolm Hufnagel pwed for
-toochdown, --..! two and dlr<cted tine drtVIJI that reoulted In field goal•
N lotb-rlllked Penn Stale "''Pl pan
llorlll Carolina State, 37-22, Saiurday
before M,274 fans and scouts from rour
poA-te.uon football bowl games.
i.,_~eee:ntaUvn of the Orange, Suga r.
lMIOTI and Oater bowls watched the
~ten Nltt.ny Lions &COre tMlr
.... atrollhl victory l>eblnd a eon· ....... --·-II* Hmltod lllo bJcl>iiowwwed North c.nillnt State
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SADDLE BACK'S ED CALL (18) G&TS . HIT HARD AS PASS FLIES OVERHEAD.
Gauchos Put It Together,
Batter San Berdoo, 34-14
Dy HA NK WESCll
Of tllt D-ilY Pllllt 511"
Saddl eback College's football team
cured itself rrom all the ills it has shown
this season to trounce San Bema'rdino,
34-14 in a Mission C.oofeoence game
Saturday al Ml!alon Viejo lflgh .
Coach George Hartman's main com·
plaints this season as the Gauchos have
marcbed to a 7·1·1 record have been
aliout.the team's lnablllly lo capitalize.on ...-t'• mlltakea, and failure to ooQ!e
up with the big play lo cinch victory In
the laie golnc.
But Saturday Saddlebacl: a'61ded tboee
gri~ by capltallztng . on four San
Bernardino miscues,-and lben springing
Aundnl Holmes loose Clb a 64-yard punt
ietuni for a touchdown in the fmal
quarter lo lee the game.
It was Saddleback's best game of the
season and coupled with Southweste m's
9--0 loss to Palomar it leaves the Gauchos
with a chance lo grab a !!hare of the tille
in their final game next week.
The Gauchos wouJd need to defeat
Palomar, however, and hope for an upset
victory by Chaffey over conference co.-
leader Southwestern.
statements earlier in the week of his
ability--e.s a ~ve back.
Wit!\ Ille Gaiic\oo ll'alllni 7 .. in tJ.. SEC-
ond qUorter, liauperl picl:ed 'cill a Hubbs
aerial and returned 'ft.. to the 20. From
there 'the Gauchol mare~ in in seven
plays, with Joe Jones crading Over the
right !Ide to soore.
The score was Ued at 14-14 when
H~upert Intercepted bis lleCODd -· this ooe a hurried blooper by Brlal deep In
bis-e'lln-lerrltory, -The thelf --Sad-. dlebocl: up at the S.. Bernardino 113, and
on tho oen play Bob Dulldi bit Jerry
Olarltlla -tbt middle for tho .......
'!be -and ,_ --....... whlcb came on abort plunges by
Jones and Dulldl, were both aei· up by
fumble JeOJ\ieries, cne by Joe KMi: at
the Indians 41, the other by Rici: Jaa>bs
al the S.. Bemardloo one-yard lino.
Holmes' punt return, whlcb brought
back memories of bis brother Rudy last
se880ll, came with 1:55 to pJay in the
game. 'Ibe freshman back broke two
tackles to get to a wall or blockers at the
sideline and outraced two Indians the
final 25 yards for the score. .
Defensively, the Gauchos were led by
line stalwarta Gordon Duncan, Rod Cum·
min.gs, Rick Anderson and Bob Burges
and linebackers Jacobo, Fred Mayrboler
and Bill Madden. Between them tblly
completely bottled s&n Berpardipo's at·
tempts to go outside ind. bwTie<Ytbe·~
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Boosts Pirate·s
T°'-16-14 Win
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muterlully dlrecled the lllial drive by
the Pirates' and delebllve bacl: Ken
Shibata sav.d the victory when he in·
teroepted a Jerry Dyer. paas at the Oranse Coast 45 with ...-left.
lllcudo bad an earlier point alter
touchdown klcl: blocl:ed by Santa Ana's
Mau Kalal! Iller the Pirates bad ,PUiied
lo wllhlD me, 16-13, ID 1be third quarter.
Steft Mobnlskl bad sc:ored the first
toucbdown CD a ....... yard posa fmn
Wblle ID the flnl period and Rkanlo's
extra point tied It at ....., all The
Pirates then turned lo ..... rude dazzle
lorthe"""""1-·
With the bill Oil the ~ ODul 42,
Wblta banded off lo Sl9vo ........,, on ""
0 end around and then turned up field.
Monahan; tbe e.-Marlna HI g h
qurterbacit, fired a -lo Wblle at
about the Santa Ana tO aQd tho 2l""°""d
sophomore atralgbt.«rmed' defensive
back Bruce Fling at the five to score the
touchdown.
Santa Ana had put the Pirates into a
~le last when Dyer cooneeled wllb Rieb
Mclnturfl on a 7~yard touchdown paas
on 1be first play the llODs ran fmn
scrimmage.
Oran&• Coast defensive bacl: Mike
Lacy bacl lilpped ad fell down trying lo
cut .., the ~ lleld ad MciDIUl'ff
raced untouchOd foe the -• Although Wbile pwed far 174 yards,
completlng 15 ol 2t, he threw five ln-
tercepllool and me dl"""1J mulled in a
Santa Ana touchdown, a -wn that
nearly proved decili'fe.
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Rio Hondo •
Storms Past
G:WC, 34-17
By BOWARD L HANDY
PICO.RIVERA -Golden We s I CoUece'• ~ machine worked bt1lllantl:Y Salurilay Dlgbt during tbe
opening quarter 111111 the Rusllera moved
lo a qulcl: 17-4 edge over host Rio Hoo·
do'a Roadrunner.I loolhall team on the El
Rancho High field •
Perbaps the Br.I period ICOrlng binge
came too easy.
At any rate, Rio Hondo roared bacl: lo
hold GWC ..,,,..1.,. for the final tine
stanzas and In the meantlme put S4
polDll OD the board lo win, M-17, and In
the -lock up .. undlspuled Soulhem CalifomJa Qxtference laolhall
champkmhlp, ;
Loi Anples Qty College --. lo
Cypma Salurdq Diflltl and the -'
ners are DOW two llllJ pmeo In -of ' the Olbo and GWC with a H -.! :
contpored lo 6-2 for the ""' .......... ' Rio Hondo 111111 LACC c111b Salordly ·
and Golden West ends the .._.,. al
LA llarllor Friday ltlgbl
'Ibo GOiden :West llrsl quoNr ICOliDg SJH"'!.l"'P!\ oli a lxMI< wl>m Dldt Fel' ,•~-. ~a Roadrunners fumbJe
. at the RlO-HfkO 19 yard llrlpe. Bui it
ended lo~ the night wl!I> I :38 left In !ha
quarter fll a 4l·Yard fielrl goal by Brott
White lo maU the ICO~ read, 17--0.
Aller lhit the !COring story was all Rio
llooqo and the relenUess Roadnmners
wasted UtUe lime In. retallatlng.
Bui Ille aiis!iero came ID the lhlnl
quarter when Rio Hondo recelven
sprlnled behind the light GWC """"1dary
lo tab perfectlY thrown strikes from
quarlerbict lloltl Boldetman on acorlng. plays ,,,. ii; ad 'Iii yards. ,,... pat It out
of reaCb for GWC.
Golden .Well --..! first oo an op11oo
rolloat around right end by Bill comellm
for five :varda and llil'A! Ladd loot a blo
placeklct snap ft"'1' oenter and circled
end for a two-point coovenlon to give
GWC an &-0 !Old less than three minutes
int• the 1name .
The Rustlers' defense forced a punt
and · the offense moved 73 yards in 1 t
plays with Rick Rice scoring in his sixth
consecutive game on a brilliant 12-yard
scamper up the middle with 5:07 left to
make it 14--0.
Saturday's saddleback vlctory was tru·
ly a ~ effort.· In practically no facet
of the pme were the Gauchos sub par,
and tbey IOI a auper .Uort flom the
def-aplnst the rush.
Saddleboek shut down the lndlans
oulllde rushlni attacl: and held U to
minus 13 yanlo In the same. '!be 1n4W",
behlod the Illa .,...... o1 q\Wterllacl:s Knls llubbo and lloryl Brtgp -.cl for
OVlr JOO yards In the air, bat bad -
-Intercepted. And 1be Gauchos
Vikings Now 1-5 in .. Sunset PU.y
When a third drive bogged down at the
Rio Hondo 23, Bre tt White came on to
kick a 41·yard field goal with 1:38 still
left in the flnt quarter u the RusUers
w.m In front 17-4 111111 ·~ reedy lo name their own 1COre.
Fate decreed otberwt8e, boftver.
Rio -came back with a 7~ drl.. capped by CUI Zaby'a M-yvd
eapllallzed oo two o1 them. I
Bob Haupert, performing two ways for
the Gauchoe, JW'OV'td out llartman's
Mustangs Roll
To 27-3 Victory
Over Fullerton
Cal NY !Sin 1A11a Obllpol •towed Cal
-(l'llllertoo) '111111 -and l(Oal fi1ililj the Ill-yard u..---In 1be
llnl 1!111 and the l\loolanp olfmse toolt
-111 1be -bllll lo pool • 17..I \'lc-
""7 -.ioy for the -·· No. I ...U collopltotball leam ., Santa Ana Bowl
,,,. llnl ball ---i.. u ~ beld Cal Pol)' lo )Ult Ill Jarda
--Bo& the Cal Poly -held the ~ -they bad !Int and
pl --twice on tho -Yard lino and once fnlm tho seven:
Sophomott fullback Pelc llubbnrd
scored touc:bdownfl on i;ina of two and IS
yard! and Rich RobblM 1dded another
on a t-yard spurt.
The other Cal Poly toochdown came on
a 11&-yard ldckoll r<lum by Walt MOid
rollowine Fullerton'• ~ 1COn1 a »-
i'•nl-lleld pl by,BUl'F_..,io.
The CalllamJa = AIWellc Alsod&Ucn came left ~ ?•t, » lnthe~,adl'll-UIDcon-
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Loara Downs Marina, s~o
By 8TEVE EXOVICll
Of ""' DlifJ .,..., ......
There are trJngs more meaningful In
life than football.
Marina High football fans and team
members must fitlally be convinced of
that as the Vikings continued to stumble
through a losing football sea90R with an
3-0 setback to LOara Satun:h1.y night al
W.,tern Hlch.
'J'be Vlklnp, as well u the Saxons, had
almool nothing to ~ aboul all nigh!.
Both teams lrlded .... ta ... tho llnl
t~o quarters and durtDC that time
nelther of Iba -bold Iba ball for more lhaD -.,.,_,u,. pi.,. 6:un .-.......
'""' _.. --llnall1 dllnullod after both -"""'Did lo tho ftel1 Iller .. n...,inw bal!llme
-lftolded by tho ~ --· The -· bavinl ..... -lloppod on the Marina S5 alter namtnc 11 pla11.
finally cave aomebodJ' aomelhlna lo be
excited about •• Lotr1'1 quarterblKlt
Mar Bacon fou nd Pi t Walthall -
along the rl&ht 11dellpe and loaed blm
the ball fer 1 1'1-yard aeortrc play.
With 15 aeconda ltlt In tho third
quarter the 8uootl atWn(>led lo -for a ._Int oonmatoo. 'lbe ..W was
balltd down and the atlempl appottntly
falled, but-ID olfalde·-'CJ ..-lite
Vlbtlt P" llll --dwtct and Wt -Baocn l'lll fer Iba flal In
tho left ......... ...sq--the lint lo ma.to ff ...
' .
Tho Vlklngj, determined lo •Mp at
leasl • Ue, opened tbt last quarter with a
drive that carried to the Loara nine.
The drlve was rustaioed by Nelson
Matsulcawa and Joe Renfrow who
alternated the ball carrying.
With fl little over two minute!I le£t In
thl'!. game and the Vlklngs needing to
reac h. the aeven for a first and goal an ii·
lej!al procedur. lnlraetioll 1"'ljled by the
S..ona turned the bill...,. lo 1'>ar• Ind
tho drive "1ed with a whlpiper.
Allo(lelller then were ·II pulll ID tho .
,-r .. i
CHINESE CAPTURE
• • •
WORLD C.UP .TITLE
MELllOUUE (Al'l ~ lllleh Min Natt
and Lu lJaoc iDlaa mde1 I 5f.lioie total
ol tll IDd .... the Rlpobllc.ol amia the
World Cup pl! dtamplonahlp lbla
momln& wltl1 a IWO-llrOke victory OY9r
Japan.
Hsleb •'Oii lndlVldUll honors with 1 217.
China edged wt Japan for Ill «m vi ..
tory In the cup'• Ill-year hilto!y. South
Af lb WU third with "4.
Hsieh -rad to • 11 for the r .. a1 rotlOd
bot lllU llnithed one strote abOld ol J_...,__X.00. wbo __ wtlh_a
71-211.
Tho Unllod Stat .. flnllbed al 446,,.... •'"*-out al Ont pi-.
•
.
-u neither team ooald pl .... tricked and generate more than 1 couple
of drives.
Marina now ataocb 1-$ in Sunset
League action. The Vlklnp opened the
stason with a victory over Huntington
Eeach, but since then have managed to
9COf'I onl y two touchdowns, losing by
sllutoulB three times.
Tho V lklnga' only brl&hl spot this year
wp •. ~aaon optnlng victory ag•lo&t
pmmiially power!UI El llancho.
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On Ibo oen dr!Ye that was cllmued on
• fl-yard -play lo the -.. JI, the Roadnmnen lppe&led lloppod .., the
GWC three. 'But . an r;,lllclal ruled a
Golden West player had lnterlerred wi th
a receiver in the end zone when lhe two
went up together on a fourth down pass
and a touchdown resulted on the ntxt
play.
Rio Hondo's David Colacchio In-
tercept.eel a Comellus pass with 2:17 left
in the haU and Holderman made good on
a two-pol.tit conversion to give Rio Hondo
a 2o-17 tdge at haHtlme.
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• Dana Hill.s Rou~ 5'.6-12;
Rolls Past
UOP, 20-7 Rison Gains 3oo··Yar<1s
SAN DIEGO I APl
Altemallna QUlt'lerbaclta em
Donckers and JtBIO Freltu
comp~ IO of U Pl ... !or
203 yan(1 Saturday nlibt to
spark san Diec• state to 120-1
victory over University of
Plclfic, clinching 1t 1eut a tie
for the Paclnc Coa!t Athletic
Association tJtle.
l•D.\NIA~ CM .. D9#,...., tlllf
-·-·· Jot "*" Jllled up ov~ !Oii yard1 on Ibo
ll'OUlld ill tho -. tramplod Dana H~' 11-12,
Saturday nl&llt ar 8;• n
Clemtnto Hlidi In an Orange
Lta1111t Football ·-· ruoon gaJnod sn )'lr<ll tn u
carries to overwhelm the
I ' ~ ~·h••e . N ° yerv 'to a --a loo tbe
_, flilll*k ' b a d Dolpll!nL :All ~. the .M .......... p --of U n ud """""---........... r;;;;; u "'wu"lllliloi>-~ ti ':''bid enly llb: Pl~ tho Wh9le nlchl.1lllblnd ~ ~. the ~ ucellentb~, IQll;ld~ 'IW;D"'""'· • . • •
..i 111a m tl!r!IUlb boleO arid . i\lfllouc'b mue11 ....itt ahoolld
shilok O!f ~ tacldto ~or )>e llll>lod to Sadclleback'• or-• tu per carry awrqe.' r-. _. playoo __ 111
-and Saddle,,..k'• lb§ !)olpllina ilol)'oddod lo the other -runners rolled tor.• ~n· offen1l'•e
cn,p(ay. The win ran the Aztecs'
record to 8-1 and gave them
sole oossesslon of first nlace in tlMi PCAA, Pacific !ell lo 7-3
on t~e year and S-t in league
play.
Football Standings '&icauoe the dtieiat 1"11 llOI .af>!e .. lo ·lwldle ti\e Roedrun-
ntra, DaJ\a mn..· offenae
dlclll'I baVI ~ lime lo opini.i.· Wba.1 I\ did dO ....
'119't' quinerback l!W B!Jrial-~ lo ltll ' "" anal"'*'
.toudldm """""' up llla-=--Ol)l-lng !Qll90'.-
A Victory over Cal State
(Long Bt.lchl Nov. 2S ...u(jl
give the AltOCI tho title.
San DlllCll atruck ftnt late In
the !Int quarltf following an
lnteroeptloil by Ken JICbon
and he nturn<d 15 Jlnll to
I the Padllc 25. Tho AllOCI
wound uo lllllod en the 15 and
Dennla Haupn booted a 11-
yard field" 1oal to make It 3-0
after a quarter.
In the second quarter San
Diego extended its lead to lf-0
w;th drives or 61 and 65 yBrtls.
.,,. Tim Thom capped the first
march tflltinll' A 14-vard scor-
ing pass from Oonckers while
ff'lrrv ~f!nson Mppi>d one vard
off ~ckle for the other tally.
8•11"°9• Roll
DEKALB. DI. (AP) -Lloyd
-...., blngod ....-!or a
IOl!rlh period I O U C b d O W II
Sa~ to lead Fresno Slate
to .a M lootball victory pYtr
Ncrthern ilJJnols.
-...., who canlo4 33
times for 111 yard!, lam.cl :II
, ol 17 yard! In Fresno state's
ooly touchdown drivt lollowtnc
• f\mible ,....very on the NIU
17-yard lint to give the v~ltora
a 11-0 !tad.
Northern, pla1u1d by
fumbles , finally ocored with
2;29 left In the game on an .,_
yard touchdown bomb tn>m
Mart Carlson by B y r o n
Florence.
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SANTA B.\llllAM -. UC
fn1ile'I """" Jiolo t 0 I Ill .brHt~ by~_.. to
-.Illy yin Sltu""'1'• Gold
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al UC ~ia ~·-Coocli Ed ,Newland'•
Antoaterl poQabed off UC San-
ta Batt>an. 14-1, Jn tho cblm-
plomblp '""" u Jim Kiuat paced Ille vtlnnera with air
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Io earlier games1 UC! blitz.
ed Chapman. 1H and cat Poly
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junior Vll'lllJ . and lrabman .,._.,' Uc Imno ii ,_ Idle un-
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UC Irv1no -111( -Bnd-
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UC! I I 1 :r.-13
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e~r1cal 1y1ttm Ind k>tt more. You witch the r•dta come out on our~
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llltong and what parta ·.--nllon', A trained Glagnoollclan wlll go.,..rllleflll*I
with you. ff you wlah, M'U g!Wyou an•tlmol8 al~ -llH'Y roptlra. NoclllMlollll
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,. Gary Balch was' ,_, place
:ki~ker .at Edison High School
and enjoyed considerable suc-
«SS when the Chargers won !the CIF 4A challiplonship ~ years a·go.
r-Today be is a hlgbly SUC·
1icesstuJ defensive end a t
~gc Coast , College as a
hhman. But be ts looking
fOrward to nest seum when
ille can again add place kicking
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~~=---(OCC'• cur-place illcker) w 111
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llope I.can do 1be p~ ldok-
'tng nett IUIOD!" Balch says.
jllgbt now Balch's kicking is
Jlmlted to tlck9111 that put tbe
'-f"p O 1.1 t.i OD in trouble
everytlme he puts hi! foot into
ibe f>ell. Whal ts tbe biggest dil·
·r~ be b4s found in
playbli al OnDie Co&ll. lrom
his h1g\ sdiool d1y1t
''The competition Is tougher.
"But· tbe biggest thing, I
lhiDil. Is what coach Jack Fair
1111 ta!llht me this year. He
ma"11 me hit harder and puts
pressure on you to make you
play better."
Fair is the OCC defensive
.roach and praises Balch ..
..... of his top pupils this
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h. "He'• doing a real fine job
·for us this year," bead mentor
Dick Tucker says. "He bas a
lot of pi>tenlial· and is having a
tood year for us. It's hard to
compare him right now.
though, because he's only a
A( Edlion, Bolat'lJlayed .on
"' · ·u wen as aetense.\Be
' a ll&hl end on ol~.iand
· be had run p!i,.nc of·
bUt pnfers the del,..lve
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• His brother, Mike, Is a
..iarllnC offeqsiva auard at
~~.=;·biggest thrill
football?
'"Of ......., 'ldnnlnll Ille CIF
tbe bigelt. -.,!Ill' I
lbe<lime I ldcloo4 tliO ex·
' polnl lo .,,.t •7-!n
alley, lt-:io, bU 10 rant with E111at championship. If we
f liodn't bea"'1 them, we might
not have had a chance to win f tbe Cir· .. Rlgh now he Is studying as
t an art major in color and
i deaign but would like to switch
IWhls major to that or veterinary r, mecUclne. He enjoys working
'with animals (and thil doetn't
t mean tbe oppoalng t.am'• of· t rlose, either) and would like t to be able to help them with ·-!loo and .... ery. :MdJe)lilre art two Balchs
~ill Onmp Cout lhll yea!'. this
'-'•' tbe latt ol tbe speciet In
t-!ootl>all. ---.anatlldltoa.Jbnil • _...,..,.,... quaM1>ecl: and
Jiii I -man mlddJe pard.
I. Tritons Host
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Area Fans Entertained
'• 7&-yard pasa 1Jlay and 411-yard nm.
Dua mu. -Included In Mark Eljei!llQlin's
six touchdown catches bas been a ~
play. '
~ -F.ddie Weinberger's·'JO.yard punt
return for a touchdown is the longest of the
Chargers IClOl'el.
Estaada -Dan Princeotto baa · nB! for
toucbdowna covering 41, 47, 37 and 115 yards,
Dave Panel baa caught TD passes for 85, 40
and 39 yards and Steve Speer baa an ilf>.yanl
punt retum for a toucbdown.
F..-· Valley -Toochdowna by Mike
,Malcolm (Ill-yard nm), Bill Ogden (90,yard
pass), I.es Becher (77-yaid run), Ben Dotjson
(~yard nm with an interception) 8b1 Joe
Burks (SO-yard tickoff return) have kept
~ tam m .their feet.
Dmoilaglaa· lie.di -Paul Flatness baa
S<Ued m nma.ol 15, 77, 44 and,40 yudl and
also tallied ·m a llO-yard punt re\Uftl. lt11•
Van ~:tallied oo nms ol :io and 115
yarda belont'lnjured. .
Lopu Btact.--Injury cut Dave Marrtoer's
senior season short four iames but be still
managed toucbdown jaunts of 7', 75 an4 64
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RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Arinotinced
Orange Coast College fac:.s
Glendale and Saddlebacl: bosts
Last week we left 1>00r Dick injured man," Kilgroe cbuckl-E1 Camino in the flltt round of
Kilgrne in tbe hospital, wrack-ed. tbe second aDDWll Miles Eaton
ed witb pain from .skull frac-Still pained from his injuries Invitational basketball touma-
tures, a broken bact, internal (he bas a broken collarbane ment at Orange c'o as t,
injuries and GOd knows how and multiple gashes and Wednesday, Dec. 6.
many mott breaks a n d scrapes) Kilgroe is · aireedy In tba, eecond =. play
bruises. lllCk at bla Job' •baftd!ng Cypreaa battlet and
Anyone olher than the 38-fiberglass fairinp. ta2*I and Santa Ana takes on· Allap Han·
year-old road racer from seats. cock. ·
Costa Mesa, Jllighl stlll . "' lnjUrles .that ~ .,.,... Loo Angeles cc -the
thete:'Wliea ')'Oll '"'8ble Ott"; olhera to scream o\11 1lo,~ cbampiomhlp last ... ;;; with
road ra&ft~He WO over don't seem to ,~~.1too an t'-13 three overtime vic-
the tqp =• .altal-. much. ln·OO be""9 iml.over tory over occ bot tbe CUbs te..S like t " ·~' by, twcp••-• t;;~ie:JiJe wlil mt be ~ lo <lelend you're · . ' lo, lbe ,__,. .In 'a ' !i!'J"< pl!· their Utle,
hospital bed·lot . ~ ',,,wlllcl(lolllll&M!*J!ll,~ In other --
Happily, we mml report the ln'lPrtnt Iii 1 tW'rlclnl Golden·West will facciGavllM that the pervasive rumor tire OD bis belly. And 11rllef in the .._;.. .. ____.
about Kil-'• ......,.col -this year be broke bit !oOt o,...... ·~ of the ~-,..,_ -w1w be -•--~ tltr....,.-Monrpert lnYttaltoeal (Nov. stitutlon Is true. He ii malle n -=-~"'""''1 811) and will 1..,. s a n
Oii! of rubber. ~ ~-:::;::~ . llmianlinO In tbe !Int -·
,. d17,~jl!Oclor1·wwe about ·!bt·lalelt " ·~-of the Cbaff01 lll'lttalional ~'to~lllll !>lw l\f!.ro"";:&~~.__ (Dec. 13).
---'bid·llftn 'O!Wlllow ·Udorirbla °'*'«•·Olosl ·-East ~ the'' lllow Sjwinp dieao llellnol. , . .:· LA In Ille_. round o11be
cra8b. Kllgroe was already · """°" 'ie race m a track. Cbaf&y affair. ·•
planning bis escape from Ille we'n .......i by lilecllcal tn-
hospital. ......... But when ... ..i<Lout
"I realized that I was in a $15 to ride at WlIIOtr we
very expensive hospital oot weren't, although ft aMU!lled
knowing whether I w a s we were," be said.
covered by insurance. I "It's a tragedy that you're
panicked and my main con-covered when you go out and
cern was getUng out,'' he e•· race but that you're not when
plained. ' you . ju8t ao out QC! run
"I realized ~t it was around. They char~ us all
nothi ng J dldo't go through that money liJr the !m>of It."
hefore and •I cooldni find out The helmel a popul!r
anything about my held In-"Easy Rider" design, wa.s
juriea, so I left the hospital." certified ·IOI: alety Wider -tbe
Kilgroe, phJslcally _much Z-1111 -11111 1ppnved
better off than tbe pllyllClalll by the -~
surmised. --Allodltlaa far -..-. bla ~· '-tben Yet It --11 tullJ-11 ,. rac "" _. a dried --' Iii ,........., stored, llealllllly u..,..i -~ ..,,_._ . -
out of tbe wmL I pWUc ~ dtainl Into --..= Ut.'-
"1bea I ~ by about Kllgroe'1 ICalp when tbe ac-ii -:1ero1 "" c.i ,..,., 111..0l
f1've or~-people and ddent oetm1ed. _........,. .. ~
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~ "It •-~-1.._.~ -•·---ct I managed to '91'Vince !hem I -I ~ ~ ... •w -V fi ' was ambulalOry. '!'bey said If 1 stnet rldq. Normally I don't · 1 8 • ""· l
wanted out thal badly, they'd wear It wlwn I'm racing, but II vi' ..... -... "' """' v
let me go if I signed some was cheap and I ~~ to : i~
release papers." h~Yft!,t.,"~o1u;tC~t t:· = ~ ""~v T:
SIDI wearing bis pavernenl-cut me _... lhlD 11171hinl M;, -• . "'' ''"·
scarred orange racing suit, and that's whit I nally~F;=;,='=='""'==~~=~~~~~'=:I splotches of blood giving them to. I can't beU... II ·
a tie dyed ellOcl, and hla that I wore It lmowlnl Wl1I J
face looking like be had jU!t lhoughlfdld •bout belmetl."
inspected a .malfunctioning In Kll&tne'• oplnioo, tbe Ooly r.'..'":°'. :'Jr-. in:?~ llebnet Worth7 o1 w•nc a -• -....,.:illts head <·ii
ll-Hallowteo nighl ~~-=:"a~= "Nobody~ me a purportedly .. _.
ride FlnallJ I from pol1<a-lt.
Inn pllW 1i1> In bit Aa we told JOU WI·--ti lfet-!lo• aid lb e ,... ban aocb I MJrnil, ~. ~ ~ -,,, It. Yoa mIOt no\ bi far DOI ..... llD 11 loi 1!*'"11 11 JWcroo.
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HISTORY.OF THE DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE CheckMe~r Joins Machine Banking
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In the past, a variety ol Now.Floyd.Sill In Dallas has The thttm\>Plutlc 111botrate
DAU.AS _ Do you ever ways have been used to handle come up with a new IOluUon. add.a ooly one-thousandth ot 1n
notice' · t h e strange-looking s u c h a machine • rejected which addl a "·inch-wide Inch to the thickness of the
nwnben at the bottom of your check. Often it is put into a white ttrlp "to the bottom of original check. Checks needing
checks 'I jacket lllat Is Ulen truled like the rejected cbeck, making ii "repairing" are bunched
For about ·10 yean oow, lbe check4taell. One --PoSSible to .-...noode all lbe togetber too need to IOrl them
most tia1*J have been uiing with this IOlulloa is ~ tbe ' mqnetic data needed on the by size) and fed to tM ~· '-°: /'f""l'.,
INGHAM, ,Ala. .J..., K
t Generart.lotol;s'llliMy e.-ments that beJonl,.Q!1 ._ strip. 1be strip Is boncled CheckMender, wltlcb .,.. il>-
niagneUc Ink encoding to t11e boCI: or the choct'tbeti ~to the old dleck by a beat pro-ply .up to IO,OOt ltrtpa per
that the ~eat belt
.system now beint in-
orl new Ct\1'8 has in-
motorists' use of seat
speed dl<ck handling. When up on the 1-kel lnliteld. -· hour
you get • supply "' -"'"===-=================--=-=:-:--=-~ from your bank, they ll'"1n8lly"
• :t'lie .... th-long sui'Vey in-
~ almost 7,000 C&l'S in
~ found that 42.6 """ • "' 'occiipants In cart with
arnlng 8)'8tem were
their lap belts. This Is
f ppreclabte Increase from
% ...,,.,.i recorded !or
wilbout the warning
· ,...., oYMn, requjred by a
aafe1l standard In all
built slDCe Jan. I, !IOUl1ds r and ligbU a warning
~on the Instrument-panel 20
:11l)lte lap belt ol either the "1rer or . -a front s e a t
er is not buck1ed when 10 , ill shilled Into a driv-IN~ ,.._.,.,._'lliif'
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,";(. year' with the advent ~·"°~;:;:;;:;:;:"r";::;:;::;;:;:;:t:;:;::;:;:;::;;;'j"~';:;::;;:;:;:;:;:i~;:;::;;::;:;:;:"t"'.;:;:;:;::;;:;:;'r"~;::;:;:;:;::'j":;".0j ilt'1ie·startot.interl!><k system " ~=t~u~ ~nfa-· ' bitckJ<d up, I =ill~~eu:.= Ame.-iean Institution .~~$ Dow Jones Pri-•--.1 First Index-in 1884
contain odd-shaped numbers
printe<j In magnetic ink at• the bottom. .
These ire lhe bank's iden-
tifying numbers and yoUr own
account number at the bank.
II you look at your checb ·•• wben they come boCI: fnlm the •
bank you'll notice that a third
item baa been added in the •
same maanetlc lett.nng -the •
amount tor which you wrote
lbe check
The purpose "' an this 1s to make It poulble for a mad11ne
to read that chOct. This In
turn hAs made tt poalble !or
commercial banb to keep up
with the Increasing Ude ol
business.
But once ln 1 while -In
lac~ from 3 to 5 percent al the
time -something makes It I
imPoSSible fol' a machine to
read the check. Part of It may
be torn off. Or the quality or I the mqnetlc ink•may ba poor
and -the machine. Or, the penon encoding t h •
amount al the check In
magnetic Ink may malte a
mlatake.
l!d!{lobodl-Japand~ • · r~ ~.;.. ... ; ... e;1111e·--idltor'• No14: wo11 s,_ ~....,.. ...-. ror--Brld,•a-.i Accountants
........ enl's e11«t 10 ma1:o atOOltr °" 1111~ brrai. ,~ put-...... E1oct11C.
·f!l!@lnoblle ,..1 belta maD-1hrough toh.,. u.. Doto lnclillod-""'-°""._..,.. 11>11r11y after t1111 lint Jn. Set Mee~na
baco-11 Is the JOMt lndUltriol_ AV<fOl1• ~:theftol role tbeJ ,'!J!"'-II!!! -doab1al ., .... appiorad, 11 ~
best, ·and -1 clo .. a ....,. J,000, endmq • •" . .,... .. Ito -of' 1111 bepa to drop and, on Altpll
idJ meam to ~ '°!'g """-'Of fllrlallofll :t:.!i ID Ho~~ I, 1-. M otood II a41, the u.:1 ::::· l:...":t' ~ ~toctlon to the Jt#ori1C IDl? U..,,1,000 ""1rl<1. °"'V ...:U.1n Ida • , and tlloy -point on -Coul
-rtallt now,• ac-four.llm4• Ml '!Al Doto -~=· . ......_, --,..,. AcaJtmlanlr, Oranie-r<I to Eawanl M. Cote, JoMi lndv1trlal A""'°"e ~.....,,_ .........;. .2:::: eraJl1 agree Jlllt -CIUlomla Qiopttr, J.
gqrt< ...,. 1114 J,000 ,..,k ·----7, 1111 merkl U. nol....,. en-, omlor vlce-pt-nt
dvrl!tg lntmdov lrodlng · -...:.. -,"' : '*'c 'al tba Dw ,,_ ~ ~-aa::rn:: .:!
OlllV lo drop btlo¥> that -roilnlad -' 1-A-I -on ·~ Dollar Qlalo".
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Real Estate
Questions/Comment
By Realtor Randall Mccardle
In my busineu I seem to Mve problems hlrint ind
k"plng tho right pooplo. How do you chooto your saln
people? Do you UM oplitudo lflls in hiring HI-?
Are tMM fflh f1 irly 1ccur1te? What do you look for
when hiring • saln person? I hffrd you s1y in 1 speech
th1t the selection ind tr1ining of sales people 11 the
blckbone of you,. businHs. How do you go about this?
M. A., Newport leach
In addition to the usual things, such as experienc.e
backgrounds, checking with fo.r mer employes, cred1l
"checks and altitude toward fa mily, we also e mploy Air
litude Testing for Industry. We attempt to 'look at the
inner man to determine:
Ment•I 1bilities -C•n he le•rn the job? We first
look for mental abilities. In fact,' we look for specific
.abilities, not "General 1Q." He doesn't have ~o be a
genius, but if his intelligence is below a cert.am level,
he just won't make the grade. The successful salesman
is much brighter than most people think.
Interest -Does he like to sell? Next, we look for
a man's interests -what he likes to do, and what he
doesn't like to do. The average guy doesn't like to sell.
He is more interested in machinery, figures, science, or
routine work than in selling. We don't know how ~e _got
that way, but that's the way he is. The salesman is Just
the oppos ite. He prefers selling to paper work. He likes
to talk to people -not work in his garage. You want a
man who likes to sell -not one who will spend all d ay
with a customer doing an "engineering" job.
Temperament -C1n he take it? \Ve look next for
personality traits. The typical male is more slow·going
and deliberate. By contrast, the salesman has a lot of
.drive and energy, "get-up-and-go" in him. He is no "pipe-
smoking philosopher." The average man lacks the self·
assurance to go out and sell people. Nor is he a ver y
sociable guy when you compare him with the success-
ful salesmen. In short. be just doesn't have the push for
selling.
Motivation -Will he work? Finally, what moti:
vates him -what does he want from this world? The
typical ·male is more interested in security. The sales-
man is interested in mating money. The average guy
isn't too prone to push himself. The salesman wants at
least to win friends and influence peopl~. if not to be
sales manager. ·
Aptitude testing offers you no panacea. If you sim·
ply run warm bodies through the tests, if you don't
make a phone call to find out why the candidate really
left his last job, testing could prove a great disappoint-
ment. Tests are a valuable aid to judgment, but they
won't do yo ur work for you!
. Furthermore, tests aren't pe'rfect. They won't iden-
tify every alcoholic, woman chaser, and bad check pas-
ser! Don't expect the impossible. If you have reserva-
tions about aptitude tests, so do I. Tests don't work every
time. However, they work often enough to pay off.
Randall R. McCard.U is an invtstment analyst, college
lecturer, and author of "Real Estate in Califarnia." Send
your comments and questions to Randall R. McCardte, c/o
the DAILY PIWT P. 0. Box 1560, Costa Me sa 92626.
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MAIUllALL Large Apartment · A'I'.· · ~-.,. STEWART t
Jim Mllffl~~ Ir 'If G • F appolntod dlstrlot lilJel ·rows m aYor ~h ~%.. ~s.:=.
Company, lt tcllowlna._.m:~·'!iiit: father'• foot11tey.1 In II'!
1n Ibo nation u a wholt Wubl"!llon, D.C. is second the real eatate 1>111-
IDOlt people atlll llve ln single •with 111,400 JUch unlts or 19 ,
f1mD; bomu or In viry small percent 1ot "" 't .o ta I .
apartmeni b<Jildll)g1. Yel'' the Pbllade!phta ranb third wllh
large apartment bouse If aJn e1,ooo or 20 percent of the lm~t factor m IOCl•Y'••' total molUple liou.jll!g'unlts of
housing market and Ill role )s SS'l,llOO,
certalti to eolarge ln 1 llie Chlcigo, the ch~ '•bows, ts ..
luture, reports I' r o p er t y in fourth ,place wltji IS ~
Research Financial Corpora· Or 150,000 units Oil$ oflbe total
lion (PRFC), Los Angeles-bas-oJ ,ll'IJ)llO multrple units. s&n
, ed real estate investment Francilco placed fifth with ·14 baiikera. percent or 53, 700 units ln large
Austin G. Anderson, directOr buildings of the total multiples
of research for PRFC, cites of 393,IOO. ~ some fundamezltal reasons for Detroit ranked s1xth with ~
the trend toward Increased comparatively low U ~I
multiple dwelling unlll and or 31,800 rental unlll out of Ute
large complezes In particular: m ,too multiple bilu•lng unlta
JI'" Ma•te. Jr.
FIRST CLASS APARTMENT LIFE IN NEWPORT'S VERSAILLES
"First, both young and to~li is interesting to note,"
retired people are typically s 8 1 d Anderson, liihat in
renters rather than buyers. relation to vertical New York,
Young tend to rent for finan· sprawling U>s Angeles, the na·
ciaJ reuons a.nd moblllty, tion's second ranking area in
while retired people generally populaton. had only nine par·
need less living space. cent or 7B,!IOO of its multiple
The 3~ycar-old ManhaU
is ttie son ot James M7:;t· , vice president and
for Wcatsid"' Morta:aie .:. .
In Orange County.
Newport's Versailles
"Second, urbanization has nntal units ' in Jar g e
made apartment living more apartments."
convenient for commuters.
Plush Apartments Offered
"'l'hird, the rise in land
values, taxes and construction
costs have priced m a n y
private homes out of the
market, and the list of
amenities being offered by
New Firm
The belief of builders and
designers in the past has been
tha t apartments are. for people
who can't afford a home. As a
result, the affluent person who
wanted the carefree existence
of an apartment with the high
standards of quality and lux-
ury to which he was ac-
customed had nowhere to go.
Today there is Versailles on
the bluffs at Newport Beach.
overlooking Newport Harbor
and the ocean beyond. Qln-
ce ived and built by the
celebrated .• , b u i I d e r and
designer Donald S c h o 1 z .
Versailles on the bluffs offers
imaginati ve, secure a n d
varied lifestyles.
may then choose the style of ercise rooms, a p r iv at e many new epartment!, which A new entry in multi-ramlly
architecture he wants. cocktail lounge, s e p a r a t e home ownership can't provide, projects _ Pacific Property
recreation rooms, and a large are gteat attractions." Management, Inc. -has Within each home, he may Acapulco-style swim-up bar A fourth factor, Anderson begun <JPetations in Newport
further choose from 29 dif· with underwater stools and added, is that large apartment Be ch
ferent floor plans, enabling priva~ lockers for residerita to buildings offer c er lain ~ · new Company, bead--
him to find the plan which keep their own be\terage su~ economics of operation over quartered in the centennial
best suits his needs. In ad· ply. · smaller buildings, in addition Baak Building at S333 Pacifle
dition to eight floor plans for Rents range from $195 to to representing a popular in-Coast Hi&hway, is under the
studios and a large three-$650 a month with up to 2,000 vestment vehicle. direction of 'President Gerald
bedroom plan, Versailles on square feet availiible. Four A chart prepared by Proper~ B. Murray of Newport Beacb.
the bluffs has five floor plans custom-decorated models are ty Research refiects the formerly director of property
for one-bedroom apartments on display daily between 9 relative importance of large management for Walker and
and 15 for t w o -b e d r o o m a.m. to 6 p.m. apartments, with 50 units or Lee Realty in Anaheim. ·
apartments. To reach Versailles take the more, in the top seven Murray will be directing
Security is always an im· Newport Freeway then metropolitan areas in the na-rnana~ment of project s
portant consideration fo r the Newport Boulevard. Tum right tion. New York Metro has the throughout the United States
affiuent, and Versailles gives on Hospital Road, then left in· highest percentage of large for clients. including its parent
residents peace of mind with a to Versailles on the bluffs and buildings with 798,700 in rental corporation, the Greenwich
gendarme who screens guests the models al 900 Cagney units or 34 percent of the total Group, tnc. -develqpe.rs of
He joined Stewart Title
Company ot Orange County
when the Houston·based UtlC' ln::iurance firm re-entered
the local market on Septem-
ber 25 of thl?t year. Ste,·.ert
hf'adquarters is loceteq;1.§!
900 North Broadway ,, J~
San ta Ana. •w •
Jim Jr. had a decade Ul_ll singer and rnualclan, ~-w
later a public relatloN maw
ager for General Ta1e~, aoctation, a music pub !I
company. Sonny" Cher; M
Lettermen and tM ~~
Boys were some of ~;t'l~
tertalners he handled. • \
k. a singer and musldtll't
the Pittaburgh, Pa.·bontlMi'}
shall was aa&oclated ~·. • levt!nl singing grodps !
ea.st, which recorded a· :
her of records which
among the top 10 in tlte ft tlon. 1: 3'.1
STEWART ":''' .. ..,~1•·1 TITU CO.,.:,,
•'.'\o,ro: too N. IROADWAf.o-:
SA~TA ANA ·~1.:• ·
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The first grouping of 225
units are situated in several
different mansion complexes,
ranging from the authentic
archi tecture of a Loire Valley
chateau to the s tatel y
Southern Colonial or Georgian
estates. Having chosen to li ve
at Versailles, each resident
at the single erUance ac-Lane. mul tiple housing invintory. multi-family projects. cording to the wishes of the _.::.::::_ _______ _:.=~=-==~.=:.=:::::.:_.:::::::_:=::!..!.::..::=::_--~~
residents. Each room is 'also
equipped with a closed circuit
television security system
which is tuned to t h e
resident's own TV set. It
allows him to see and talk to
any visitor before letting him
enter the building.
Seaside Hom~s at La Cuesta
Standard luxurie s at
Versailles on the bluffs include
built·in beverage bars, plush
wall-to-wall carpeting, drapes,
pelio balconies, fireplaces, all-
electric k i t. c h e n s with
luminous ceilings, solar glass
on all ocean exposures.
monarch three-way mirrored
closet doors, an award-winning
soundproofing system a n d
facilities for cable TV.
M•p not lo
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One of the last opportunities of the plans are designed to
to buy homes within walking take advanlJge of Southern
distance of the beach is now Califoniia 's indoor -outdoor
behll offered by builder Don style of livina._
Ayril Jr. at La Cue.st.a by the The homes have three to
Sea ln .. Huntlngton Beach. seven bedrooms and two to
Bud Fricker, vice president four bathrooms.
ot Ayre.s Realty, exclusive Ayres' wide1 variety of plans
sales agents for the group of and exteriors give the
new homea. points out La neighborhood a custom look
Cuesta by the Sea is 400 yards because like plans do not ap-
. from Huntington State Beach pear as often u I n
and near many of the recrea-developments wilh just a few
tlooal facilities of Huntington selections. 'l'bele plans have
Beach, Newport B e 1 ch , been developed ln the over 67
Laguna and Dl!Yl Point. yea~t the Ayres flnn hu
There are 150 one and two t>e,n developing and building
story homes on a 40-acre site residential communities.
bordering on B r o o k h u r s t La Cuesta by the sta has the
Street. There are nine Ooor d is I i n c t i v e Ayres look
-plans, with 28 exterior stylings highlighted by sweeping. low
available in this new Ayres profile rooOioes, huge rough-
community. Some of the hewn wood beams and im·
homes have up to 3,000 square aginative use of stucco and
feet of usable Jiving space. All masonry.
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Television and telephone
outlets, vinyl entries, wood
burning fireplaces. s h a g
carpeting and c 0 n c r e t e
driveways are among the ex-
tras included in the -.homes.
Some plans have cathedral
ceilings and formal dining
rooms.
Kitchens a r e all-electric
with serve-through windows to
patk>a. Built·in ranges with
dark glass doors, garbage
disposers and dishwashers are
alao lncluded.
Prices are from as low as
$35,490 w i t h conventional
financing p I ans available.
Buyers at La Cuesta by the
Sea own their homes and land
and receive title to them, un-
like many other seaside com-
munities which are on leased
land.
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An $800,100 pri v at e
clubhouse features saunas, ex-
3 From Coast
Sales Leaders
Walker & Lee, Inc., has
named three Orange Coast
residents salespersons or the
month for September.
Winning the honor were Do n
Enright of the Costa Mesa of-
fice, Lynne Rothell of the
Newport Beach-Irvine office,
and Bob Hynds of the Hun·
tington Beach office .
Chooee from 5 floor plans a nd 15 el8vatlons. Newty expanded
and lmf)roved. The ultimate in buyer proven plana_
Discover this beautifully established community of aiiet 750
homes nestled in the rolling hills of Irvine. PresUge, suburban
seclusion and conven ience at the heart of the cultural and
recreational center of Orange County.
These spack>us residences offer Indoor end outdoor lfYtng at
Its best Garden homes, totally secluded and private ••• on•
and two-stories, with up to four elegant bedrooms. With cua10m
fireplaces, huge master suites, open garden kitchens filled with
bunt.in •Ppuances, 1av1sh baths ••• and. a1id1ng wans or glua
opening to patios W'ld gardens.
Hurry-these are the best buys In ll'Yine.
FROM S35,990 TO S53,790
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4 • • ·, """""* ellldency," GJllenD dt.o Ille cut of a --------porlence lo aattafy Mission te~ U-.., 1111 ..,_ ff'!! ha Gilleran, •Ice J>f'll-. -belne llullt with douos Vlejo's needa. In oddltlon, the rooords IDd "°""1Dlllll ore deal: of the Admlnlatnttive of llPIJ'l!e IUbcontractors computer firm lhared Million 1ln)'I m bud. la ......_,
-Divlaloo 1! Mlaslon respooolble for ~ the sy1tem ~ 1 Viejo ~7. such u plumbing, electrical Vlejo 's confidence In the lfpeWrlter-llb clevlce lor cll!a
One liley to the company's wlr~, a'.nd so forth . future growth of Orange Coun-Input, doing away wttb (lOp)..
~ llUCO<SI has come "Each of them requires pay· ly. p It cat e d, ~
from tta me of computer time ment for their portion of the So confident in Oranee punch carda.
abaring wort at various a.taces of the County'1 future was Allen· Beakles teeph11 • CODltant "JeeePmg close tab.! on a overall project. Multiplied by Babcock that the rwm has a nd lmmedlate eye on M1ulorl
project can save a builder the hundreds of homes Mission Viejo'• job ~ the CIXl\--tmusands of. doUars and spell Viejo will build at ~y given established a full-service put.er tJmmihartng l)'ltem bu
the dlfference between profit time, the nwgnitude end com-remote data center in Tustin, provided several .sdld. ed-
aod loa," Glllerall etale5. plept7 of the rocords beComes vaotag.,: Al the tad al tbe '«nme BhMing ctves 118 tm-DWll¥e," GWenn ltated. "'WE HAVE set up remote month ecoomta .. ....,. lo
medlale IDIOl'lllllloa when h'1 By UllJll tbe computer REAL £SN, TE data centers in both New York b a l 1 n c e ,' Clo 1 la C II
needed, not ....,.i dQa or syalem, ""*""'• 1 reglilar lft and Loo Angeles to cover eJ· autllnllklollJ -"1 the
weeblateraalalhocaaewith report Cll ia«<r• a·nd '------~ iltinc CU<tomen." explailled COIJllllllor.-•1-llo
many service bureaus. Our paymenla Wla Ille Mmion Mtdloel Jane Alleo Babcock, laJt jom1laJ - --
management bas the 11]>1<>-Viejo QJmpuy uac!ly what president of Allen-Babcoct. .....-_ ........ -ID
date lnlormaUm 11 -Iha statm 11 of eadl project: "Bu~ ft Ml•bllftd the -II*, 11 -*11111< whenever a quick. v'I t a I pioneer in the 1119 of CXJmputer Tustin eDer ip8ril1rally fee ~--~......., ~
deciston hu lo be myle.'' "ANf;ll'llEll •s pec I," Ume llhartnc. """'tlietr ear· ,,..._..of Ibo flllllre. Based ~· ~ llalll --, GWerm aald, "I• the fact tllat 1y clays, -.nlsln( the long· oo the IJV'l'lh pa~ of this etandant --. flllm.
IN. 111E oxwtrucUon and. 1& our OOIDl*JY grows, the ·range edvantage ·of automa-am, we're convinced that it
develapment industry, crucial computer bas more than was a wise, s Pe cul a l ive MISSION VIEJO projects
decisions are made on a claily enouch 'C8paCUy lo handle the lion aod the -for unllmil<d move." profit on eYf!r/ troct of homos
bull. Decisions based on lncreue In data we will expamion, the company plan-The two companies have prior to beglnnln1 mn-
"old" lnfonnatlon can lead to generate. Our computer usage J'.I~ to rent computer time worked well tog:etber from the structlon. 'Ibla i 1 ac-
financial dl.saster, Gllleran ex-grows as out business ex-rather than maintain their start, with Mialon Viejo now ccmplllhed by feecUnr in all
plained. A cootractor aa large pands. In fact, our new own system. relying on AJlen.Babcock for colt and odlm' fadon lmolved
•'Seventy percent of the elude custom entry door Corp. subsidiary. and diverslfied as Missk>n Vie-building projects in the Allen-Babcock Qmputlng, an evffl-'llridenine range of !_'>_~ up with an amnte
tiome;s in the third unit at hardware, panic-proof door The ·Countryside mode 1 s jo DlUlt be able to tranlllate Phoeni.I and Denver areas are Inc., provides the neceaary computer azpport. Programs _.,._
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J!ll ... development In Lake c abinets , decorator-flnlah EITorooffnunpfromtheSan--•lngfulloformalionquicl<-operation. All depertmenUi of reuoos. It ts one of Ille -Viejo'• corponte ac-Mtsllon Viejo Qimpany, leets rorest. have been sold since }tun!Nted kitchen c 0 u D t e r ta Ana-Sen Djqo Freeway. ly. I Utllidng the computer, the company utilize t be largeK independerlt t1me-tftar.. tivlUel, lnclucttng g e n e r a 1 tbl:t Ume z'wr1nc bll ll'Oftll
fhe.·unll opened al the beiln-lops, -... '1Vf!r all bafha, going north OD El Toro Hoed -Viejo obtaJna l COID-....tee lo Uep 00 budget IDd Ing organlzationa In Ille COUIJo ledpr, _.i e Ip I n I e S , lileJI lo be not ~.:: ~al~ reports Norm and belltng ducta llzed for air l:ftRoctfleld Boulevard, lbeo pleto update oo an CUlftlll on ll!l<t.'' try, with olflcel baled In llnaoctal analyats, cost and ....teat and ropd
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Countryside bu btl upon the right comblnaUoo. of loca-
tion _plan, and price.
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who ,want to regaln the small-
lo~ feeling, without being
isolhted from shopping con-
veniencet and b u 1 J n e a s
oenten. 1be Santa Ana and
~J;>lego n-171 put them
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f i~eun::].: <aw. 0ar--11o..i..-al>Wlll('iimtot,
t ,... .~.: .. wllhln. waiting
AOll, a m•ltr
lhoppinc Ol!!Dter ts an-
~;-.just ocrma ~. f"""'11y. I. "T)iese conveniences. plus
the • opportunity lo buy a
l!ua!il.Y-bullt home In the 124.~ lo 118,lllO price range,
~ <Xlnvtoctng famllies. that
ts ao llbbeatable chlnce lo
i.nOwtthellll lune they WllQ! -· ~ that tt II aJreod7 ap-
ting In nlue. Other
velopmenta In Lite Foi'9tl
..; -In Ille f'I0,000 'range.
"Far eumpie our two«ary '
IDOdel features I
al four bedrooma or
bedrooms IDCI· a fmnJly
I plus two bat.hi and 8
aree -all 11 118,lllO,
1nutta.1al buy at th& price,''
Stem :~~:try;~:~ln·
lffi Housing
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Calllomll boaslng atarta
llepUmber dropped lo ..
n1e of m,ooo, c1own lll
from Ille August
starts for the state
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IN HUNTINGTON BEACH WITHIN'. . .400 YARDS OF
HUNTINGTON STATE BEACH. SURFING, f Is HING I
BOATING, SWIMMING, .PICN[CING, ETC ••• ALL THIS
etus filE FINEST CONSTRUCTION IN THE INDUSTRY. ::··' . . -.
U8& B "Buy The Sea"O
~ Featuring: -·
• PA'l10 .kirt:BBNS • BV1LT·IN DISHWABBIR
4 • BUll.T-IN RANGI AND OVIN wrrR
STYLl8H DAU GLASS DOOR
• BEA VY DUTY Dllll'08Bll
• TEMPEJlED GLASS SLIDING WAU.8
• LARGI KITCHIN PANTmlll
• STAINLBSS STEEL XITCHEN IIND
• HAND TIX11JlllD WALLS
• CULTURID MAULE PULLMAN TOPI
• 8llOWER8 OVER ALL TllBI
• J..UGI WA'nk BIATlll
• FASHIONABLE OVAL BA8INB 'IN ALL IAnll
• ACOUSTIC CEU.INGS • CUSTOMUGHTINGFIXTlJDSTRaOOGllDUT
• BUll.T-IN TV AND TILEPHONI OtmJ!TS • TILE AND SHAU ltOOft
• CATHEDRAL CllJUNGS • MASTER BEDROOM VANITIES AND LARGI a.ours
• .. ALANCID POWD • l'ULL WIDnl PLATE GLASS MllUlOIS IN ALL BA'IHB
• CUSTOM DESIGNED HAND FINIBHID HAJlDWOOD KITCHEN CABINETS
• GOLD ANODIZID ALUMINUM KITCHEN WINDOWS
• LAIGB GRACIOUS ENn11!8 • SOME FORMAL DINING IOOMS
• WOOD-BUINING FlllBPLACIS WITH GAS LOG UG&iid
• UNDBIGKOUJllD lJTIUJ'IES
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-~ 'I 11 price nngea,• be llllL 1m. sales decllnod due to a that the -tllDlber of In the upptMDtdlum prico 1 thll llral In thll Ont m -low'l>edroam ·moc1o1a. and hll a bead of ..........,
o.u·I, f'" Callllimla Jack of Inventory and to a sales In tho hlctier ranges nlli,., In the Ont !\Ill.' M -ef'lbilyearbadmoro . ' -of$1l,Sll.c•~le ~er:,:~ "l1lB MAJO& mute! Im-market that had bten satloflod ~";1 .. l:,'" the "=1 ~~ porceot ot an ..,.,~di -·l.IW _.. ttet, w OOINmllNo with ~ . $U.-lot 1rn•1 i•i:• ~ .... occonllnc petus;:"'efromthedramaUc to·=~~ very .,.,.. priced bet1t1~t11:Mt oalyM.......ic!urqtheOnt ~~~-""""· '"'°"'
to•'• llrr npart by the drop Interest rat.. In early !ht that second hall -THE AVERAGE aoles price and 145.000, ~ ~-.. boll otlf7t • ._.. ·COO-Of grMtsipln..n.., Pilllan
R !I dl<llid•C .. n1ultlng ::t.:1::f.=~P ~/!.,Un~eto1'malnstroag Increased 7 pertent, rislni percent for the -.perloil The llll1lber ol three· V$"1<mlllno....,_fnlm:r7 -..ii, \tll !bit .~. ~ ef Walter & Lee, buyers who must have a new and should surpass 1971's ,.. from $30,l!M for the first hall last year. ' bodro!ln 00-oold decru. par-i In lf71 IO 51 poroent number ot lirsWlme l!Ujers 1'"'Data for the survey wero home -to respond . easily. cond hall perlormanoe." of 1971 to $33,31111 this year. The size or an average·bl>me ed lfcnlflcantly -from :14 this 'Jlllr. ' declined ~ ~ ...
derived from l ,Ol'l·neW home The!e people had the deatre IO In other findings of the Bil· This sharp Increase was also Increased, again Jloi'tly J>d<ent In 1971 IO :15 per<ent In The ......... new 1"lme ftrst quarter. ore "'II .-~·-,._ firm made In purchase, the capabllity to month study, the average caused partly by the lack of because of the decrease In the first alx months ol this bu):« chiJ!pd mertealy over percent of this year'1 ~
--mt: buy, and a product which was home and its buyu have inventory ln the $24,000 to sale of homes in the lower bla ltn ~. TbJs owned their prev!Ows
'Southern caufornla In the fim immediately available. changed notlceobly this year. $28,000 price range, and by price range.. More than . 54 year. Nearly eo percent QI the yoer'1 t>uYer ts II.I years old l'l!lld....,, compared to 11?f.-
&il: m:mths of the year, notes "During the second half of Fulton cautioned. however, greater availability of homes pereent of the homes soJd by bomess old this year have (1.4 years older than tn 1'71), • cent ~ year. f'i.: • :George Ful1on, director of ~-=:..:::'.'.-=:....:::::.::....:::_:::.._:_::::::__~:::::::::.....=::::.:.:...~==:...:.:=:::::~:..::==:__!::.::::_::...:::::..:==::...;=-:::..--===.:.....:=-==-..:.:.=-=-=--==-:..=:.:....:::=...=::..:::_:::.:::..._:::::..::::..:==-~~ ......
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:t'Wallter • Lee oateo at sub-
divilklos in northern Cartfomia. Arizona, a n d
~were not Included in
the survey).
-"We hlet cur sales are a
fairly re~tlve cross
-" the building ln-dualry, SflEe Walker & L<e «na .... homes ranging In
:price• from $17,lllO to more
:thon 1111,Altll!, ml ··-.both larae and ama11 ..iurne
builders. In addition, our data
,..... supported by surveying
more than J,000 other new
home developments within the
last year ...
Fulton noted that becausse
of greater emphasis on lower-
priced townhouse construction,
families ln the 25 to 31>-year-
old age group with two grow-
ing children have been left
withlut a su!fkienl supply of
bomel fitting their budgets or
their needs. Nearly lhree-
quarters of these families are
first.time buyers.
DURING THE first hall of
tho year, only 9.4 percent of
the homes In the study w...e In
the '24,000 to $28,000 price
range, compared to 31.4 per-
cent In the same period last
year.
"'Mlis decrease In sales In
the $24,000 to 128.000 price
range is believed to be a resuJt
of two factors: builders found
the starting prices for their
slngle-family detached homes
moving up from the $24,doo.
127 ,000 price range to the
$2'1,0G0-$28,000 range, a n d
there was a major lhlft by
bulldm to the relatively f1!!W
and p o p u 1 a r lower-priced -· '"lbese townhouses,
generally under 1,300 sqµare
feel and with prlmarlly two
bedrooms, rarely exceeded
'24,000 In price. A natural gap
developed for homes that
should be in the $24,000 to
$211,000 range .
"Within the market there la
a large segment of ~e
buyers that can only af!onl
homes In the $14.000 to fll,000
price range, but whoae 11po<e
requirements are not satisfied
by the homes priced below
'24,000," Fulton said. "'nley
have families who are gmrtng
too large for the amall
townhouses on the markel.
"ON THE other hml, theoe
lamllles can~ af!onl the ln-
mosed prices of the majority
of lingle famUy boinoo being
offered. '1bese p r o 1 p e c t s
desire 1,300 .. l,llGll ·lflllln .
feet or more U -1ble. To ob-
tain this, the buyer wtD be
foreed to com~ and
drive to a more dlstant loca-
tlon to find his own tot and
detached home, or ..We an a
planned-unlklevelopment with
family-&ze clusetre hourlng or
townhouses in a relatively
cJoo&.ln loc>tlon.
"The prospect will generally
settle for a greater distance or
a higher density than be had
plamw! rather than remain In • oman. renled aportment
-• growing famU ." Fulton atreaea.. l,,..ever,
that -lhould not abar> doe tho law....S .,_
rnartet, bul lhollld pnMde an
.-altsnatlve In their
product -1'Ulton also noted thal sales
of homes CXl8ting more than
111,000 bad risen sharply -
from lU percent In the nr.t
hall of 1971 to 27.6 percenl In
the tut sir months.
~ A pent-up martet ex-
tsta, It ts In the hliher Income
bncl:els. For the last t"" or
tltree yeoro, there bu been • -t uncertainty among -proopecllve buyen about their
eonomJc futuret. AJ a con-
llqUe!ICO, they liave remained
In their comlorlable 133,000 -..,,,. altttude -the «**'1' II mw v~ op. U ' I.. and lbolr lncllnatllon
to p-7 9 11 M'Y blgb.. *'""" nll!l m portfatlar-1; lliijlailllll to tblo lluytr. and ,_, .. <Wl9lll:J! ·at an a~
tnd!tt 1eftl -further
-·-aalet potontlsl. .. ilolMr ...... marl<el, .... .
...... to Jl'ulton. .. hlgller-
=~In the -.,, J:: =--lot.:::
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A WORLD oi= DIFFERENCE BECAUSE IT'S NOT A WORLD APART
Casta Del Sol Is the residential success story of the
year. And, one of the big reasons ls "Alicia" ••• PLAN A.
Here la a luxurious, carefree, twO:l)edroom home, filled
with all the amenities of comfortable llvlng. From the
quaint, south-of-the-border, arched entr)i, to the modem,
fully equipped kitchen ·and pass-thru bar, "Alicia" is
dlstlnctlvely 15eautlful.
"Allcla" Is Just one of the several plans offered at Casta
Del Sol ••• the most exciting, Innovative, adult Illa style
community ever developed for people over 45 -active
and retired alike -with no children under 21. Totally
excl us Ive and private, Casta Del Sol has Its own, $500,000
Recreation Center, overlooking a fabulous. new, 18-hole
public, eicecutlve golf course now under construction.
All within the fabuloua wortd Of Mission Viejo. The
rolling hills ••• the outstanding recreational facllltles and
community get-togethers, •• shopping, churches ••• even
a $5 mllllon hospital, and a lnodem, medlc;al-den)al
complex. , •
If you want more than just another retirement village,
sea ""llcla" ..• one of Casta Del Sol's plane for better
living.
•,A\W:RJCA'S MOST SUCCESSFUL NEW TOWN" Ham11From
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fCol)4ominium . ~o~est ·Prod:uct , .on ~uilding Market
t(vBJ-MARTIN BXALA
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,..,.NEW YORK -A IW'ging
demand for condominiums ia
~ extra zip to the
.i..nebulldlng ouUook this fall.
;r.e.Jlanging from luxury ocean-.boat hlgb rises In southern
1Nlornia to colonlal style
i lollil houses In the western z~ hills, "condos"
. ., currently the housing in-
dustry's hottest product. "The
most successful housing in·
novaUon in years," enthuses
Irving Rose, president of
T&nCe Mortgage Corpora-
. a Detroit-based, organiz.a.
that keeps close tabs on
building trends.
Much of the 1mespected ttr:"~ In multJ.lamlly ho11&-starta this year st.ms
nm the growing popularity of
"condo" concept.
UstlcaJJ,y, condominium ac-vlll' · Is bard to measure y.
,For~ purposes ~'!"'!!·~I bodies UIUllly t them as apartments
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lta lateot survey of boullnl to, qd Dllfolt more 111111 a ,,
trends, Advance Mortgage qUaM al 111-mull~
predicts tl<.at builders wlll lay ..,._ ..,. hove •,...
foundaUons for m0n thoii llJe" ...... bonalnl oe U...
235,000 condo~ ·or all !fall)' -fanslllel wllt
tl'P<' this year. lllcWllt-mlebt otllerwlee bl loolllnc r.r
houses, garden a~ ~-lblll&flmlly ._ and hlgh rises. idt...,. ltW a ...., lioaie or
THIS LEVEL of activity ..... .,_ tbol ~ Jo.
would be triple last year's : w:a~; figure and would account for 8 n d ~ ' '
aboot 10 percent of total U.S. have · Ibo ......
housing starts. Outalde of market from Ibo ~11!1111
Florida, more condominiums home, Advance Mo rt g a g e are under construcUon than
have been built in all the years says.
to date. DESPITE SOME SCAitered
In cities where1 condomlnium problems with overbuUdlng,
ownership Is relatively . new, llDllrY condomlnluma selling •
'~ REAL ESTATE
such as Pblladelpb!.t,_ and for $80,llOH!llO,OOO ar( ~
Washington °demaiid '9 ,fan-over-blg in resort a~ ldcli duce extra income and tax
tostlc," Advance Mor.tcage as San Diego and Boca Raton, , deductioos.
reports. "Any ,..n.p.nned · Florida. Many ol I b e · 1n an effort to hold home
development haa lltloDI pre-deftlopmenta are a1uled al If· building coeto down and reach
sale and aome are sold out fluellt mi-and ofter eaay famllles that can't afford the
before the Orsi mode I accep to golfing, nrimmlng cletacbed boule costlog '25,000
apartments are even llhlsb-l!OOls, and wa~~~. 0r more, iDa"!' developen are·
ed," lbe sUi:TeY say1. 'Aa an ~ ·for bulldb>i gan1en apartments
Coodomlnlams are llld to · 1 econ d • b o ow nerw; and --on IargMCalo
be capturing a "~ vari.. ~ ofter nnta1 ii' tnct,.
ty of market _.ta around r8Dfemenla which may Pro-D a I I as· b a s e d Centex
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f:tvmcity ixasures.
Rdazandunwindat
beautiful
lliddm.Meacbvs.
Relu:atlon. lt'• an
unforrettable experience to
th08e who can reollr unwind.
And n~w, at fdden Jfeadow•,
yo11 can the b(la~ aad
~ustle city lit• boll~
Jil,ter brt:o & world 01 cMr
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sutrdlnf O"f'er & natal'.a) hlritlip of r M&utr ll!at lltddeA llllld .... hu tral7 ~
./ Green" hfll1ld• blanlari:ed with a feellnr of
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Our Gra4 Opln)ftf I• risht • count
Sn rolllnr Wk the dock to I.how
California the wq It wu yean •So· Bnnd new: ,oft•eottfN vftw proptftJ
and hllllldt •ltw properlf 1' avallablt 1l1ht 1M11' at
nuon&ble pric.. Look \o J'C'llr futur• ln • land of Jllkrdar.
Elc,ptritnce a NCUn and carefnt environmmt.
Hidden KeadO.. i1 ),neat.Id out 806, 6 milel north of
Etcondldo. 38 mll• from daWl)t.own•
Etcapo to 1oiun1.,, Koapo to HlddOD K-...
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be 1be largest U.S. builder DI
condominiums. says that only
ODO third of tlie close to 2,li!IO
living units It will build this
year will be of the 1tngl&-faml·
ly detached variety. <;eDll'U'•
eondomlnluma rui• fn>m one -bedroom garden
apartments selling from
!M,000 up In St. ePtersbufSI>,
Fla. to elegant $911,000 ~
bedroom units on the llllllloo
River overlooking Ma~
Thomas Cc9illr• ~ vice-~ fof. 1Centa1s
holllt bulldlnc arm; attributes
the. swing t o w a r d con-
dominiums to "changing life
styles, particularly among the
young. Many younger families
no longer dream of a split-
level house 1WTOunded by an
acre of land." be says.
''OONDOMINIUMS satisfy
the homeownlng Instincts of
people who don't want the
burdens ol _ preperty main-
tenance," Cooper says. Get·
Ung mortgage financing In
most areas ii no more dlfflcult
oow than for slngle-family
• For ·bullderl, three-to four·
family town bouseo and
garden apartments he I p
overcome a problem of land
scarcity In urban areas. Many
of CenteJ'I developments fn..
cll.Jde oat d o o r recreational
f.acilJUes -U!Ually in an at-
tracUve parkllQ I e t t i n g .
Owners Pl)' a monthly charge
that tabs ca.re of main-
tlftance of common properties
u ·well u the typical home-
owliing chores such as lawn
care and exterior painting.
From the buyer's viewpoint
the income tax s h el!rr
available from the dedur-
tibility of interest and real
estate tun ii a major a\.o
traction, acconling to C.OOper.
Tax savings are al90 one
1'ftlOP why many apartment
bulldlnp are being converted
to coodom.ln.lurns in tome
large cities. The tax shelter
aspects of apartment
ownership diminish over the
I~IS year period.
Thus landlords are m--
couraged to convert rental
u n i t s to condooµniums,
especially sirtei they find that
individuaJ apartment sales in
the aggregate can bring as
much as 25 percent more in-.
come than the sale of the
v•hole building to another
landlord.
Snider Tops $1 Million
Keith Snider is the first real
cstste salesman to top $1
mllUon in sales for um in this
..... according to Robert
Govin, president ol the Hunt-
.tngton eBacb-Fountain Valley
Board ol Reeltors.
Snider, of VUiage Real
Estate in Huntlniton Beach,
passed the. 'I m1l1lon mark at the end of ~. and
Govin .. ,. he mllhl surpass
the 12 mllllon mark by the end
of the year.
GOING W,AY UP
Florido Condi ........
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Jlo!Mdow t..lco Coant,,. Club ofm 1111113' other IUllODltlao: li.e
t.ht equ•trl•n center with I mllM of .-pec\&CUlar rldJnr
trait.: I ft1hlll1 pond.A ; flllb" llt'l:ttdc.Mlt O>Urtt: a..,.,....
olymplc 1lu pool for th• J'OU.,.. ltt; •pa : pool bf the
tlubhouao and ewn a pin• poaf room. ll'• OW' wat of~
a llW. mor. fun of todat to a •rNt o&d war of. We.
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CAMPER .SHELL
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DELUXE INTERIOR
ISGTAM617871)
s299 Tot~I S'599S
Dew• MO. $ $2542.40 is totp!·cosh prict in-
cludllg tax & license. Deferred
poymenl pdce $3176.60 '1clud-
ing tax & license & oU corrying
cho~es for 48 months on op-
. pro-1111• of ~t. AN!IUAl PER·
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CRUISE-0-MATIC, OPT. RATIO REAR AXLE, 800xl6.5 PLY H.O. TIRES ..
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'71 FORD GAL 51111 $2375. · 2 DOOi . "AlllTOP
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'. COlllN -MARTIN INC.
:1; "HARIOI VIEw HOME
: littering all Ille refinements U..t mm a
: , .. PPY tamil,J! 4 1.«e. bdrms., 3 baths, lush ;-mpellne ol drapes. family rm. w/brick fire-
: JllaCe. paneled to choice wood & • wet bar. Profes&. lantbcape design. See tllis house
• _. -ottered at $'14.900 Including the land! . .
COLLEGE PARK BEAUTY
: ·'l'llis large ldesa model ftome. lying behind
,. a cowtJard ol wrought iron gate, bas 4 bd-• rms. ol a den. completely reniodeled kitchen.
On lush, lndscpd. grounds. It is squeety
dean, rudy to move mto. Offered at $39,500.
{EXCLUSIVE CORONA DEL MAR
-Oonsidered one of the best areas on \be
ocean side of the Coast Hwy. 1bis older
: family home is situated on 2 residential lots.
. Xlnt appreciation situation. Offered at
$79,500
VACANT VIEW LOT
$16,500 FULL PRICE
This is no joke. Owner will finance. Call
today for details. 6"-7882
IAUOA ISLAND
Real live doll hou!e, completely remodeled
' from \be ground up. Consisting of 2 BR.,
: -1ug rm., den -could have guest rm. Of.
' !wed at '911.000 ,.
WUShr~rMlastai.neoda-WE
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" CORBIN-MARTIN
: REALTORS 644-7662
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b· LIDO ISLE
,117 Via Lido Sout1 3 BR. Sun. 1-5
LUSK HARBOR Vll!W
•llOO surtvlew Ln. 4 BR/Fam rm. $74,500
WESTCLIFF
l2U Somersat 3 BR/Fam & din rm. '911,500
LINDA ISLE
M IJnda Ille 5 BR/Famf\Yater!ront $289,500
" EXCl!PTIONAUY SMART
1215 SOMERSET LN. OPEN 1-5. Weatcliff,
Dover Shores erea. Dealgned with dlatin'1-
. tion is this 3 bdrm., 3 bath, huge lam/din.
,.,.m home. Kary Lou ~ • _.:. _, "· ::;, Nl!W LISTING IN CdM :'j\ lilUe jewel located on Waterfront st, In
Old CdM. 3 BR. plus guest qtrs. RecenUy
redecorated. By app't. only. $M,500. By top
designer.
, DAHLIA R·2 LOT CdM .~ Ibis 3 BR. 2 ba. caey home on tree
•lined street, w/fge. b&Jement; has room &
plans for 2nd unit, with ocean view. $57,500.
Lavera Burns
CORONA DEL MAR COTTAGE
'iPerfectiy lmmae., profeu. decorated doll
1 In CdM. 2 BR., aep. gueat qtn. ol
t Cbarmlng patio. Wall< to beach. $66,500.
'I'rlona Bergin
OWNElt SAYS, "'SELLI"
. Baysbore home In great location nr. ~~
. beach. 4 Large BR., den, din. & br ·rm . Owner muat liquidate. $69,500. Mary
'Harvey ·
' BAYFRONT-UDO ISLE~l4',Mll ~PEN SUN. 1-5. 117 VIA LIDO SOUD. Great
opportunity. Lowest price bayfront w/sllp,
on market. Charm., tmmac., S BR. 3 Ba.
.Eugene Vreeland
IRVINE COVl!-Vll!W
This 3 bdrm., 3 ba. & den home overlooks
"the finest prlv. surfing beach In \be area.
Quality \bruout Is shown by many fine lea·
ture1. $1",000. Kathryn Raulston
IXCELLENT LOCATION
atlNctlvely decorated l·BR., 1 bath
own :r-Ol'JI" apt. will be surrounded -POt,• plus condos. Ownon uk· • oab' ""800. Edle O!IOD
. alA'UTll'UL OCIAN VllW
Ocean lide Id/I Arch Bay. Wood, brlct,
Mulc1n Illa --= 3 BR.1 & famlb' l'oom. = ~i:,:n 6 Yiew tiOCL $135,000 .. FM.
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lllG 'CANYON COUNTRY CLUB
Live In the atmosphere of this beautiful pri·
vale Country Club! Cathedral beamed Ceil·
ings, conversation pit with fireplace, lge
family rm, formal dining rm & 4 lge bdrms.
View of area & golf course. ii-Car garage.
Tastefully decorated. Sec. entrance. $119,000
21 HERMITAGE LN. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5
, LIDO ISLE FAMILY HOME
Spacious 41'.i bedroom 3 bath home with gate
to storage area for your boat. Immaculate
throughout. Lovely private patio for family
fun. 40' Lo~ street to strada. Near good
~ch. Owner will help finance. $711,500
106 VIA DIJON OPEN SAT/Sl,JN 1-5 :00
LINDA ISLE--$245,000
Beautiful custom-built home for present
owner. On lagoon. Protected patio, pier &
slip for up to 65' boat. 4 Bedrms, family rm
w /wet bar, formal dining rm & · game rm.
Many luxurious features. ~ry entry with
choice We floors, bit-in vacuum system.
50 LINDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:00
THE BLUFFS-458,000
Choice plan E on the park. Popular end unit
w/private entry courtyard. Immaculate con-
dition \bruout. 3 Bdrms. & lam. room large
enough for pool table. Priced below market
value.
540 VISTA GRANDE OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5
MESA VERDE-437,sGO
Quick possession! Delightful 3 bdrm home
in quiet neighborhood. Fam. rm. lanai ol 2
baths. Stone frplace, lge rms & nice patio.
LIDO ISLE-$74,900
Immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on a
choice Lido Isle corner lot. Bright & sunny I:
with a lge south patio. Excellent condition.
Master bdroom opens to patio. Owner will
consider lease/option. Immed. possession.
WATERFRONT "OWN-YOUR.OWN"
On the water! Fantastic view & pride of
ownership bldg. Piers & slips, pool, jacuz..
zl & security guard. A4ult occupied. :! Bed·
rooms, 2 baths. Immaculate. $88,950
LINDA ISLE ·LOT--$65,000
A real choice . Taylor &. Exclusive~Btinil
your own luxury home on this island of finer
homes & yachting. The last available lot.
, BIG CANYON--$142,000
Many added features in this magnificent
condominium in this beautiful country club
area. Overlooks golf course. 4 BR, den & for·
ma! dining rm. Owner purchased other.
. BROKERS & SALESMEN
We have an opening in our Residential DI·
vision for an experienced man or woman
possessing enthusiasm and integrity. If you
are Interested In a beautiful office In the
finest location, working with congenial as-
sociates, we are Interested in meeting you.
Olflca Open Saturday & Sunday
''Our 27th YNr''
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Rullan
· 2111 San Joaquin Hillt Road
''Owr-..lna Big C•nyon Country Club''
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. '44-4910
Ganat-11 General
Pele Barrell Jeaft'J
prt1<Wnl:i
SOMETHING NEW!
BAYCREST - 3 Bedrooms, dining room and
family room with lovely pool and patio. Ex·
cellent floor plan -can be converted to '
bedrooms. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . $75,llOO.
INVEST IN THIS
Triplex
IN HUNTINGTON BEACH. Always rent..
ed because of \be location. This triplex bas
1·2 Bedroom and 2.-1 Bedroom. For \be smart
investor at . .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. . . . . . .. '38,850.
-OPEN HOUSE>S --
(2 .BEDROOM.I -4Z1 Hellothrope, Corona
Del Mar. Open Sun. 1-5 .
(2 ·lllDROOM.l -317 Poinsettia, Corona
Del Mar. Open SUn. 1-5.
AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES
'44-n10
General
611 FEET BEST BAYFRONT
A moet uoepllonal 4 yr. old· home with too
""'111 lpeC18I features to describe here. 4
Bdrma. I; den, 3 ba\ba plUJ powder room.
Please call for details. .
CORONA DB. MAR
An Oltremely lharp, well decorated home,
South of Coast Hwy., together with a bach·
elor unlL $61,500
MISSION VIEJO
Two splendid homes avail. with very low
down P'IYtDll. $29,500. Aslumlng G.I. loan,
ol '38,llllO. Both owners utremely IJ!Ol!vated.
CHOICI VIEW
CORONA DEL MAil
4 BR., 3 bl.., 3 car pnp.
2 Frplcs., formal diJ'l. rm.
den. Every detail cl ttu.
luxury view -. -.,,. buyor. Formal view
ten-aces look down on the
island, ~ a: ocean; u ....... _ ..... _
the day~ lal<YlUd <ii lights at .nl L Oftlnd. at ·
$135,IMX>. fer further d&-
tailsiNVESTORS
OP•N SUN. 1-5
329 ~···: T Unlla 9o. of HW)I. $195,!ICIO
ORANGE 'COAST
Reallmn
ao1:.~11w1 ... OX-dlll-.... PRIME SOUTH BAY LOCATION
LONGEST STR!TCH OF SANDY BEACH
ON BALBOA ISLAND -Fronb on our larle
5 bedroom home with sundeck. Separale
apartment over double garage. Offered at
The uw.·1 top protaUoNJ.s HI: .W
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....... ' . ' ......... ' . . . . . . . .. . $180,000.
' Uattnp. we've bid.' A&alt OI>
cupted, an4 owim' 11 ... -·--· BR. 2 BA -la loo bis. 542 S. Bay Front. Balboo loland.
(turn on Collins Ave.I Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5
REAR IA YFRONT CONDOMINIUM
NEWPORT llEACH -Heavenly 2 bedrliom
home featuring boat slip and pier, Sabot sall'
boat, built-Ins including compactor, com-Chrfl'-
pacwr, completely lnsulated·much, much LUSK EASTBLUfF
Genaro! !===;;;;;,
more. Fulfill your hearu desire! · · · ...... In be'°'" the OPEN SAT /SUN. l·S
4411 Wttt Coast Hlghwey, N.B. Open Sun. 1-5 ~~~~ w,.: S~~n-!..i~ ~~
A·l HALF ACRE ~~~"'::,~~ ~';. :,:uJ81ft&:%
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llACK BAY -Approxlmately 6000 "I· ft..of =. ·~ ~ eall lor """"' 11 may ,.. 1Ut 'tl1
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rooms. a dininl room, and famll• niom, plua a.ii -. isMiai Pot>! -• ..... =
dea/atudy ancf hobby ·room.-20f14-0' beat..s ~ -I .IX• s Plf ::,: =' :." l''
pool, a car garage with \bru door for stra TWO HO..-Toa~~.:~ ... ~!:...;.:..:...:, ~· iM(j,';.:.:,:. ~ ,_., r..:io:i: .. ~ _,,..,,.. .,..... ' ..,._, POSSDSION on ~ NEWPOltt llA -· ..... ,. +
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FINER HOMES
SUCCESS STORY
An adventure ill, el(gant Jiving, taking
place In an Eastbluff locale anti holding a ·cut of charatteil to 1111 5 BR's of family
flm Jiving. Mate \bli storybook home
·YOUR luCceu story. Lola Miller MU235.
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. 2Sll
Arbutus. (N25)
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Lo9eable J or 4 .BR -21> bath -den +
billiard room·for Dad -FR. An elegant ·home In beauti611 condition. Charlene
IWclunaM 142-8235. (N12)
' '·. • TENNIS ANYONE.?
Prime Eastbluff location. 1.mk 5 BR, FR,
fOmlal DR. Willt to CdM Bl, Queen of Al>-
geli, Tennll pub. Owner bought another
. . . quick wuesslon. 2201 ARALIA -
OPENSUNDAYl-Sp.m. (N!S)
, FIRST RESALES
W, ~ COndoiDlnl111111 I Macnab-
lrvlne dOeo It again! Veraallle, Monaco &
Demvllle models. FabulOWI localiona,
-'ully upgraded. Barbara Golbard ea:ms. Elegant Deauvfile OPEN SUN-
DAY 1-6 •17 Riie Jlrntll111. (NII)
ILIOANT DOVIR SHOlllS HOMES
We prouclly otfer 2 new Inn Wella &
S.... apedaClllar VIEW HOMEs In lovel)r
Dover Silo,.. A ' s BR cuatom home
'1,12,IOO. Alao, • 4 BR view bome presently
uiider constntction -will have pool & j&-
cuzzl. Choose your decor $152,000. OPEN
DAILY -2030 Galaxy Drive. (N27)
PARADISE
Becomes a reality In the• reetful lulh ,.,... Ila lll1TOllDlllilf lhhr unlqile CUJtom home
built by Ivan Wells. 3 BR, 3 bath, blih
open beam celling. Cedar & stone. 2600
11q. ft. of charm. Charlene Relchnwm
MU215. (Nl4)
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COSTA MESA
3187 BRAY LANE, 5 BR. + Famlly~,9QO.
Son. 546-2313
1154 CAPITAL, 3 BR. -2 BA. -'27;91JO.
S1UL 546-2313
room homo ID fuhionablo Cameo lf!gblands.
,. ..JJcllt + ~ plan. opena onto ipodoua
.,.... petio ·with 1 11.fi: ocean view. ,JQt.
-ch• baa breakfast/ ~ . area. Member-
'. . lhlp,in community allOclAtlon in~udos toys
, lo private beach . Attractive te~ '911,500.
"''' IAYCUST FAMIL y 'HOM!
Growing family? Then you should see-this
sp~loui 4 bedroom homo in exclusive Bay·
crest.. Nic~Iy Iand!caped yard with aepar•te
kid's area. Family room with built-in shelves;
gourmet k i l ch. e n with adjoining service
porch. An excellent value in a great location.
,79,500.
• ON A CLEAR DAY •••
' 3149 ' MADEIRA, 3 BR. + Pool -$39,500 ..
you can really see forever, 'from this spec-
tacular OCEAN VIEW home pn the top of
Harbor View Hlll8. 4 Bedrooms, large panel·
9d family room with fireplace, upstairs rum·
pu.s room, formal view dining room, fabulous
pool with jacuui, fire ring & fountain. Fee
simple Ioi. '125,000. Sun. 546-2313
2734 DRAKE, 3 BR. -$31,500. SUD. 546-2313
1140 GLENEAGLES, 4 BR., DR., View -
'58,000. Sun. 673-8550
' 3085 YUKON, 4 BR. + Fam. -$34,950. Sun.
64&-7171
CORONA DEL MAR
322 LARKSPUR, So, of Hwy. Duplex -
'65,000. Sat./Sun. 613-8550,
338 EVENING CANYON, 3 BR., Key to Pri· •
. vale Beach, f/9,900. Sun. 673-8550
440 MENDOZA TERRACE, 4 BR., Fam.,
Ocean View , Not Leasehold, $89,500. Sat./
Son. 673-3550
HUNTINGTON BEACH
HARBOR
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REALTOU
2M1 E. Coost Hwy., ·eo,..... dol Mor
"Stlli"I RMI Ell•ll In ll9wport Horbor
Since 1944"
OP•N HOUll SAT & SUN 1-5
106 Llnd. Isle Dr.
3 Bedroom, 3 bath, 2SOO aq .. ft. comfortable
home with 35' dock. l!l•cellent buy in New·
port B6'ch's finest waterfront community.
Corono dol Mor -Duplu
2 & 1 BR. duplex on rear of extra wide. 45'
lot. Tree lined, dead end street. Lots of room
to huUd. '59,500 i
Spi1ciou1 Corona del Mar
2 Story, 4500 sq. ft. home with spectacular
view of ocean & jetty. 5 BR, lg, living room , forml! dining w/frl>lc. Separate guest or
maid quarters over • garage. Room for pool
plus largo parking area including paddle ten·
nis court. ,185,000
Big Conyon
Fanl&Blic view overlooking perfect "putting
green" Nttlng. Custom home nearing com-
pletion, 5 BR., 5 BA., great family rm. &
huge game room. .
Tho Jll~2 Story
Franciscan model, newly paillted & draped,
3 BR, 2'h BA. End unit, prime location.
Magnificent view of J;!ack Bay from sever&
rooms. Owner requires exchange.
SPYGLASS HI LL
4 BR., 2'h BA., on fee lot. Spectacular
v_iew ! ! $127 ,500.
For Lu......Corona del M.r Offices
Up to 2500 sq. ft. of deluxe space, air cond.,
ample parking, janitorial service, util , incld.,
45c sq. fl.
Ol'mN SUN. 1-4 213 SAPl'HIRI!
3 Bdrml., 3'h baths; lge. famUy rm.; encl
petio. $82,!IOO
* * * * WINTER LEASE * * Practically ne"w upper duple.'"<
4 Bdrms., 2 baths. Luxuriously furnished.
Dishwasher, wuher/dryer. Garage.
CLARK SOMERS, REALTOR
306 MorlM, Bolboo Island 675-4000
* * * * * * Gono,..I Gono,..1
BEST IN BLUFFS
$21,950 I :!
NEW REPOSSESSlOM • l
ONLY $1500 DOWN. CUI e • -.c. CtANJ' SIZE •
!hte entry. cradd!ni: red
brick tlreplace. 8uper • ;
family room! 4 huae bed-,
rooms. Cheery kit~ ;
Laree covered petio. ~ 1
ment dr1veway. Brina: pallt ':
brush and garden tooll ...
IK'f'ds TLC! Located 1t1·
$32,IQ) area. BUY AS IS
>'OR ONLY $28,950! llWT)' -
Call 66-0303.
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a paol $25, 900
E.PLAN PRIME LOCAnoN A...i=.1' .. ' .:".;.! ~
END UNIT in Early Blufis on quiet cul-de-sac. ion bulll-ln kJtcheo, llobt A
Beautiful vloW1 of lge. rolling greenbelt, sunset clwerlul' Dellghtful P<do.
& cliffs of Dover Shores. This 2200 SQ. ft. cus-= t~eo~ ~ '·
lomized condo has 2 tye. bdnn.s.. 21h baths, lush low ma l n t e n a n c e I I 15x24' family rm. \V/we bar. Deck plus 2 de-landscaplll11: and a bt&artlfQI
lightful patios. New, exclusive listing. A buy swim pool! 8rk ~Im. ·
al $63,500. OPEN SAT. & SUN., 1·5
400 CARLOTTA (Off of Viti• C•jonl
HELEN B. DOWD
TARBELL;
29f:6 Harbor.
Costa Mesa
Newport Helglds
REAL TOR 644-0134 Duplex-Pool '
~.1 Go-·· $33,500 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-I Wow! Ill'Yelton ~lilht in
; 6291 BELLINGER, 4 BR. + Fam.-$44,950. ·l SUD. 847-«llO
673·44~ 2145 E. Coo1t Hlghwoy
c-odolMor 675-691» #2 HARBOR ISLAND
Lov~y 5 BR., 5'h bath!, waterfront home.
Lge. living rm. & family·rm., ju!\ redecor-
ated. Pier, Ooat and sADdy beach. Beautilul
yard w /lge. shade tree & swimming pool.
Newport Heia:hts! 1-..2
bedroom and 1-1 bedroom.
Low vacancy f ac tol'I.
S.rawU,.., opluhl"" SWIM-
MING POOL! Try ~
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today! MS-0301 • , : 5661 KERN, 3 BR. -$32,750. Sat./SUD. 847-I '!!"'""'"'l'""""""""''""'"!!!!!l[ll!!ll""l' ........ !!!!!!!11!!!!!!!1!! -·· _ .. General c;.-11 ' 6010
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• 5711 HEIL, 3 BR. + Pool -$40,500. Son.
. 1142-:IMO
'10022 EL CAPITAN, 3 BR. -$41,250 .. Sun.
, 1142-2535
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY
1 104~~AXWING, 4 BR. -$32,950. Sun.
17701 SAN RAFAEL, 3 BR. + Fam. -
$43,500. Sun. 1142-2535
DANA POINT
34375 DANA STRAND, 2 BR., Pool, View -
'511,500. Sat./SUn. 546-7171
6 LOCAL OFFICES ,
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SH~WN BY APPOINTMENT
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* * NEWPORT · BEACH * * OPEN HOUSl!S SAT/SUN. 1-5
16 LINDA JSLE DR.
A gorgeous 5 bdrm., 4'h bath w.ilerfront
homo with boat slip. Wet bar, maid'• room
& much more. Ready for immed. occupancy.
' ........................ '.' .. $175,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boytldo Dr., Svlto 1, N.11, 675-6161
General
57. Lind• Isl• Dri .. · -Open Svnd•y WAT!RFRONT DUPLEX -* DOYER Custom 4 BR., 3¥.o ba. home on Lagoon. Matr. 2210 w. OC~ANFRDNT
BR. has sitting area & frplc. Waterfront Spacious 3 Bdrm., 2 baths, each unit A low SHORES *
family rm w/conversation pit around the clown paymt; will move you in. Lowest price "FOREVER VIEW
frplc., lovely garden,, IJ•· slip. $169,500 on oceanfront ot ................ $89,500. ~ ~-";';
For Complete lnfonnotlon #EXCLUSIVELY YOURS" '°" Ilk• ................
On All Homn & Lots, Pl-Coll: THE IRWIN CO., REALTORS =~~ho'°:!
llLL GRUNDY, REALTOR 1.,.6,.'.,',."".,•.'POt..,",,,c,,.""•'"'-er.,.. .. ,.N,..B,.. ,...,...644-6,...,.11111-I ;""BA.~,: r:.,• ~
341 Boysldo Dr., Suite I, N.11. 675-6161 1• Vou"""' .... ,.... ..,.."
HUGE YARD .
4 BDRM. 2 IATH :
Neat u a pin and Ale 1.or !
the kkll -WI home ls ·
located M an nbeu..tf :
low-tratnc atred. Yo u r ·
family will enjoy the ::
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Whoevar needs 5 bedroomJ needs •to rtlu!
We lmow they're bird to find and we lr;now
it's hard to relax (Whan you need 5!). But
here's the answer: Lusk-built EastbluH, close
to Newport Center, shops, tennili, the beach
and schools (Catholic and otherwise), close
tO shops, churches (Catholic and otharwise), ·
dose to tennis. dose to the beadl and Back
Bay.
The fioor plan is fabulous! Formal dining,
family room fireplace and 4 bedrooms up,
I down! If you need five , let Unique sell
you five. At • Seventy Two FIVE!
2121 •ARALIA, IASTILUFP, N.B.
U-1 llOMD Of COIONA Dll. MA._.7MOff.
SOUTH OP THI HIGHWAY IN Olp COM
The bo8t of two worlds: Brand ntw Comtruc-
tlon with old world charm. 'lbne bedlooml,
a den and ibree baths, plus h e a v y ahall:e
shin(lt roof, quaint multl·pane windo':~ts
of used brick and dramatic high c I•·
You can hardly believe that evarythinl is
brand new, but it Is. in Old Corona del Mar.
Open Dally. .
122 POINSITTIA. CORONA DEL MAR
VNl .. I HOMD Of -Ila~.
HIGH. ON THI HILL Pnn<e tbru a private lalaft1 illlo I mud·
eel ~llo, tbeD on to a nnderllll 4 bedroom,
fllllll1 -homo with 1 rim ol Ille -..i.w. Minored fireplace ID 11vlnl toom Ind
another flriplace in the m a 1 t • r bedroom
llllkos 11111 a very Unique "°'11• hi Cameo
Hl,iiiandl. 11'1 roilmy ond loaded wtQi potent,.
tai; Offared at '871~. •
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WANT TO MOVE IN?
This owner ii ready to leave. May we mow
you this beautifully appointed tradWo.n"! 4
BR Dover Shore• home with New En(land
Oavor. Exceptional living & entertallling
areaa with out.tanding pool and gardens.
Presented ·at $87,500.
910 NOTTINGHAM. DOVER SHORES
UNl9UI HOMD OP NIWPOlr IUCH--MMIOI
llUY llY THI llAUTIPUL lllACH
Just roll -blod< clown Or<bid, paat In-
spiratloli Point ond onto the aandy aboros of
Big Corona Beach from lhla cute tmM bed·
room, two bath, used brick clwmer. Tbere'a
new color coordinated p a I n I, fluUy clean
carpets and still room for your ldeaa. Vacant
and easy 2 Cl
303 ORCHID, CORONA OIL MAR
UNl9UI MOMD Of COIOtfA HL Md-6fMlti
A l'OOL OVlll MOllNINO CAHYON
n·s all hn ID a •etY UDlquo boa. cmron-
mont (fortunate for you lhla ii an oscrow
flllloutl) Cul-dHOC location, tmmaculate 4
bedroom homo, il heated and flltered pool,
with Mrene canyon 'View. Tllll property could
be perfect for youl 1t'1 one of the but we'n
Ren -and tho prl<t ii I reallltiC U9,S00,
SU ltOCKl'OllD 'LACI, COllOMA DIL MAa
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STURDY STURDIVANT AND THIN SOMEI
Now thll mo'• unreal! A Unique 4 bedroom
home tb.•t .JOll on -and on -and on! The
mastef• ~m s u i I e is like Ille Laltar'a
lockar · l'lliOl!lt dnly a llttie livlier and much
tarsorl The living room-dining room-kitchen
is oortA like Scandia, only smootbar and
sexlar end the front elevation Is like buildar
sturdevant'1 finest only embelllsbod with
Mexican tile, grape ivy and a meticulously
manicured lawn. See this one if It's space,
storage, satisfaction and snobbery you want
(In beautiful Baycrest!) '79.500.
2027 LllWARD, BAYCREST,
UNl9UI HOMll OP co.otlA DIL MAl-67J.6111.
DURKIN'S DEN
Serene net~borhood surrowid! this 4 BR •
Btycreat pool-home. Excellent floor plan for
teeDA1ar family . M•ster suite on one side and a bit bedrooms on the other, with • deep.
water pool just off the flmUy room. OUered
•t ,79,930.
2006 NAUTILUS, NEWPORT llACH
UN .... HOMD Of' NIWPOIT llACN •41 11•
UNIQUI HOMI l'Oll $34,900
Now bin's • ..,..m.,er1f!••hU• beau-tJ1 Clean aa a wblltle, cute aa a bu(• eer
HuntlnP>o Beach home in 1 dose to com-
mWlity <enter location. No fooUnt! 2 cute
balhl, 1 hendy Rrvl<t poreh. S sunn1 bod-
roomJ • 1 !Md brid: flre!>l•ce-llvln1 room.
U you mla this one, 11"1 your fault 1t will
cott you 184.llOO.
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HOUSES FOi '"•LE 31'1-llamona Place, Costa,¥esa · _. Ml'89M '31,500 , &at & Sun 10.6)
2 BEDROOMS
427 Heliotrope, Corona de! Mar
644-7270 (SIµ! 1-5)
317 Poinsettia, Corona de! Mar ·
844-7270 (Sun 1-5)
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2 BR 011Ci FAMILY RM: or ·!!IN
· 2024 PortProvenae PL (H V HOlllel) NB
$52,500 (Sat"li Sun 1-5)
1800-Port Kimberly, Newpil!ri ~
844.19511 l50,5!JO • . (lkllf1-6)
830 La Minda, Lal(Wla [Blillell
875-7225 143,500 (Sim 1-5)
3 BEDROOMS
117 Via 'Lido Soud cUdo· Isle) NB
644-2430 . $144,500 csmr t -5>
221 Orchid, Corona de! Mar
644-2430 -$88,500 · (Sun 1·5)
303 Orchid, Old Corona de! Mar •
875-6000 $67,500 CS.I & Sun 1-5)
419 lrvtne (Newport Heights) NB
673-6510 141.000 (Sat .. Sun 1-5)
**121 Bayside Dr .. Newport Beach
673-7300 $240,000 (Sal & Sun 1·5)
*3071 Trinity ))r. (Me•a North! CM
546-8347 134.900 (Sat & Sun 12-5)
3057 KWybrook (Halecrest) CM
646-3928 • 1144-8599· (Sun 1-li)
940 Dogwood, Costa Mesa
646-0555 $23,'15P (Sat & S1111 1-4:30)
7622 Alhambra, HW1tlngton Beach· ·
646-0555 $32.500 (Sat & Sdn 1-5)
864 Surf, Costa Mesa· ·
8'73.e642 67~59 (Sun. 1-5)
~ s,,oerior. Newoort Beach
R7!1-'722.~ 132,900 (Sun 1·5)
l R.•~ f;il•rlle'Wood Ln., Ne'Wport Buch
64().-0020 (Sunday)
3 BR & Family .11m ., Don .
1274 Belfas~ Costa Mesa
968-4405 '30,500 . . (Sun 1-5)
1215 Somerset (Westcliff) NB
644-2430 $9&,500 (Sat ... Sun 1-5)
2030 Galaxy Dr. eoo.er Shorea) NB.
648-1550 $112,900 ' (Daily)
2332 Comell. Dr., (College Pk) CM
648-881i '31,900 (Sat ... Sun)-
1000 Wblte Salls Way, Corona de! Mar
" 673-2222" (Sal ... Slin 1-5)
171161 Ortney Circ., Huntington 11-11
557-4130 (Sillt' 1-5)
322 Polnaetiia, Old Corona de! Ka • .
675-6000 $88,500 . ·($ib; 1-li)
20611 Chancer, Huntington· Beld1
ll7t.800o $34,00o ., "(SUD 1-5)
213 Sappllln>, Balboa Island · "
675-4000 (Sun 1-4)
20 Rofal St George, Big Canyon
6'15-7225 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2015 Commodore CB.aycrest) NB
&U-5200 $64,500 . (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*1406 Santiago (Baycrest) NB
642-11200 · (Sun 1-5)
333 Mlltl>rd -iCameo Sboresl CdM
64W928; 6'15-1~ (Daily 1-5).
**38,~-(cameo SHores~ CdM ~ ~:16,0oo (Sun 1-5) 1029~ Costa Mesa
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*:ll18',Sonillgo (Dover Shores), NB eu ao (5bn 1-si ~.llil"' Costa Mesa ~7'4UO (Sat & Sun. 1-5)
30~4'tsta .Suerte, Newport Beach , ~o ' ,. (Saturday) S71~·ctmmonl St. (Culverclale) IJ:vine
546-5990 $43,500 ' '(Sun 1-5)
2000 JCqmant Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM
M9-1Sol $53,000 (Sal & Sun 1·5)
+2313 La Linda Place, Costa Mesa 545'64~ $53,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*515 R«ltfo'rd Place, Corona de! Mar
875-6000 $69,500 . (Sun 1·5)
2027 Leeward Lane (Baycresl) NB
875-MOO $'79,500 · (Sun 1-5)
* 1120 GG!denrod (llVuHills) CdM 875-8000' $74,500 (Sun 1-5)
716 camiO Jllgblands Dr. CdM 875-6000 $87,SOO (Sat &'Sun 1-5) *2008 NliuWua (Baycrest) NB
645-6500 $'79,950 (Sun 1-5)
#17 R>1e Fontaine (Big Canyon) NB
642-8235 (Son 1-5)
24lfi Tu<ti!!,. C<><ta Mesa
84U23!1 $51,500 (Snn 1-5)
#-7· l#hmonr Lane (BiQ' Canvon) NB M!-1123~ (Sat & Run 12-4:30)
!01R· IJo>lnhln Terr. (Irvine 1'err.) CdM
61'.-8235 (Sal & S•in 1-5)
21 ~ennlta~e Ln (Bi~ Canvon C.C.1 NB
6&4910 1119.000 fSat & Sun 1·5)
tt'tl50 Unda I,sle Dr-(Linda Isle) NB
6'4-4910 $245,000 . (Sat & Sun 1-5)
329 Alva Lane (Off S.A. Ave.) CM
. 648-3255 '32,500 (Sal. & Sun)
~t5· 11Wtford ljd. (Cameo Wds) Cd¥
673:8510 $78,509 (Sun 1-5)
**'#57· Unda Isle Dr. '(Linda Isle) NB
11$6181 (Sunday)
20011 Altura (Irvine Terr.) CdM
1133-9293' (Sun 1-5)
305 Visia Suerte, · Newport Beach 1
640,0()20 (Sunday)
1430 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
646-0228 $~29,500. · (Sun 1-5)
'TU Aleppo St. (Eastbl!Jff) NB . 5 BR & Family Rm or Den
8!3-0820 · $53,900 , '(&ii ,._5\ln l~) **1324 w. Bay Ave. (Balboa Penin) NB
. 1912 P.ort Cardiff (HVW!'om.)'1(1!,,• (Sat & Sun 1-4)
84U235 · ', . <S!ili -lZ-5) *bJ..54 Ulida hie Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
1732 ~stick (Bayeiellt)>NB :, · . 2430 ..,.. <M (Sun 1·5)
642-82311 : ' llllU!· 1·5) • · · · ~We (Linda Isle) NB ·
*517 Olmtt (Cameo IDd&)' c.nt;: **& J. ._ (Sat ~ Sun 1-5) . ~~) • -(Jlt4'~ 1·5) _....E_.a ·'"'• 1unda Isle) NB *2323 J'rlftte lljl., Ne.lilO'i'ti! • . ,..,...,., .. ' ,.. -.(Sat & Sun 124:30)
642-5200' . $116,000.. (Sil-1..SUn loll) 2!21 'tr.utb11!ffl NB .
RENTAL:,aat -Konte •Vllla,·Geola· Ilea& tl'/M)l)O< .:~· • (Sat & Sun 1-5) ·
845-0303 (Sat .. 'saft l'G) 2840 -Jlum>od · (Eutl>luff) NB
317 ~ CorOna'cW,lllr ' -~. · $81,950 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
875-aGOO • ·'(San loll) 2318 Arl.itus (Eilltbluff) NB
540 Viata Grande ~ J!lllff•> ·"!<...: , ···~ • , . , (Sun 1-5) 644-41110 . $58.Cfclll .(Set ... """' 1'5!: , . 2201 Ai'llla (l!ulbluff) NB
188 B.J lllll'SI., Com .... ,, ;t, :,. '.' ·· · HC 12i10 •, , . (Sat & Sun 1-5)
842-7491 "' •. ~~~ 1~ ~; **16'.:J;lnda':W' Dr. (Linda lsll!), NB 9061 Akiba, HuntlilPJj ..,..en · . 8iCUlll Sl 75.000 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
648-0565 •960 : !Sun ~-4:30) 1948 Port Bishop Pl., Newpqrt B<!ach
879 Vista Bonita ·(BlulBJ 'NB,;._:.c_ -, ' 844-1957 (Sat· & .~un 1-5)
644-1150 164.500 . I'""' 1·5) 1701 ·stvlm Lane, Newport-Belch ,
3606 Gatanlaran, Corona de! ~ Mo-0020 (Saturday)
644-7251 -<Sun 1-5)
**31981 s. Coast Hwy., Soutll 'Laiuna DUPLEXES FOR SALE 494-7518 (Sun 1·51 ·
*2459 Maraeilles Way, Coata II-4 & 2 BEDROOMS
545M24-132,900 ':(lllm 1-5) 5304 Seashore, Newport Beach
23S8 TuJtln Ave. (Off Slllta Illllel) NB 848-7'17 618-9080 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ~ 157,090 . Olilll 1'11) ttall W. Oceanfron~ Newport Beach ~ Vim Ornada, New~· ltldl · ·~rm: 8'IU080 (Sat & Sun 1-5) -'lot(MJftO-7:.: • ...,, .
1112 s.idll-Ln., Newpen., lliildi. i llt &·FAMILY RM
84HOl!l) ,, • ~ 188·1 : 19th 9t:, Coot.a .....
. .._._108 Linda We Drm, Nt~'llwb 116"7Ul ·"8,'750 (Sat & Sun 1-5) "'~ 'l8ila 1-6) ,. . • ' ' ~-· , .,, r..... • .. 1 .. & t IR
4 lllDllOOMS , ' 708' Im.rpur, Corona de! Illar ·
235 Via Itbllca '(Udo Ille) NB · • i6'0-191Mi 875-7&18. (Sun l~)
e~'llOO •135.ooo csat ·•;.l!,l!l·l-6) · CONboMINIUMS FOR SALE *708 K,Thanga (Irvine Terr.)....,. ~ (Sat .• 9ml 'I'll)
108 \'la llljon (Lido Ille)-NB • · ,
6*4910 '79.500 (Sal .fl s.. Wl
308 BoWllng Green, 'Coola'W..
644-7862 $39.509 (Sit JI 11!111'1-6)
2011 Pl. Albon1 (HVldllMlii} .. ~-••
844-711412 '74,900 ., .. ;:t-6)
· 304 N""'bsua;dorvila•IW"Mlil: " . ' ~7962 ~·a-is. 111) lela'llrcb~ BaJ) MB · ,
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84U200 . (Sun 1-5)
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,.1JCU200 .18',000 •. (Sal • SUD loll)
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11-eeac0 REPOSSESSIONS
. on1J< 2 I"' aid. 'walking mwrt to""·' · · PREmGE Fo• lnlormatlon and lo<atlon tftja~ to ~llch, this one al ' ,. · Wit ·liated, Spa.niah Ha· or these Fff4 &:.VA homes, 35.1 N. Coa.at Hiway ._..... Lottyllvlng awaits you!
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S•GLUSION e ,llZI II try, bm1 q . Uv·nn., !pl, RMI Eot•le N2-66>W * ~ OPE., * * Newpoft Beach coodomioi,m. Beaut .f Mnn plush condo tn QP0'8ded w/w crpts le · · ~ Viall the temporary ottlcea of !he ~ ~ Lota cf bl.a: rafttblllMI-raDCho · drpl. bnl/din nn., center SMAU. &PE COD HOME, For our Inspection Newpon: Crest Information Center,
4,...1 ~·look: out to plush •"'=' = a.~ owrsi:zed auMY bdrma. COZY' patio, SAT./SON. 1..S convenlently localed at
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Ur.'. ,. dt'Illl '&ankle deeP One level home . ·wttb. 4 'I/A 1oa.n picyable at $304 per Latina loan, P8,Yments under Directions: Up Temple HW. Sul)e B, NeWport Beach. ''ALL DONE OP'' Butfneu Pra:p•rty )lilt ~::: ~,..'w'f ~,+ .. pool! $3,,SQOI aJ>ol'L ~bl'.:'°"J'~ ~Ke!!f.:ir.'''!.':r ~ 295.5 ZELL DR. 2400 WeetCoastHlghwa9
·~ 1 . ii 90 an:idoua spacloil:!" ~ PJ]J..rNlD -mo loc ta.et 1. ins. 0qr ~ $l80. a mc>nth Not far trom f?r· to Zell • watch ~ Open Dany-1·0 a.m. to sunset · 1'h1I kwely home hu been TWO Lars Tor A L :
1 ' 'be • = Costs ~th&, al! e1eCtric pUah but· buy, . ~ ocean.. BKR 90-5511. ~· ~ top tD bottom. It's 104'd'.l9' OIOICE U>CA-
• ':R'l E '·ISH. • ,toi nili.-cle bullttn ldtcben, · • ..._ • White W.ter Vlew $hip $hape! Come aee tht. TION. Hu..tin&ton Beach. .. QLD '" dl1hwa1b8r, elepnt ~-I HEY, BANDITOI New, cusfiOm built, owr%,(OJ "read;)' to move hlto" ~ BUSJNE'!jS, J>RQ,:. ftUie ~~ 3 bdrm. ftttpl.ace adds cbanri to , ____ Wanna 1tea1r Reduced $lil00. ft. of luxury living w/wooil, vacant 3 Bedrm., 2 bath FE::SmONAL OR OFJ11cEs
: ~ ~Wlan marble ~·ln family room. Loads . ol. 71 f· JtMWllJ 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, lux· gia.&3 & bee.ms., 2 batht. home at 419 Jrvine. Open $1f.SOO ea. TERMS ~te: ,.~'.'!UP.: ~ rm., g:fgan~ decking, 1uslt low m'aio-·· !~.. , urlou1 interior, newly View •family & living mis. Sat. Ir: Sun. 1-5. KANPAK, 1003 KlhAI-. Rd. " ~U...'rm W/tree. atanclliig tenance la ....:i-~-1-and • 4 painted in le out. All terms. 1 ,_ tlo One f the '" 000 ~ 11' :~ fttePI. So · zriany don't ~"tJ:"f:~ A VERY SPECIAL $29,500. • , ~pi::, vie"v 0prop-.-u, Kibel Maul, HawalJ. .; ·i ~'~~1:;J::· = ~ f:1~te ~acuut ~H.OME-la~~;~>r~~c. ~~n:e area. see 1octay ~~~ 300~~1.v~~~.R~~o c-.::_7~ ~ 156 -~ patlo and -.. ' . 4 BDRM, 2 BA ~ den, '"'"'d ;;;it;' -.... ~~ ... 'It •··•-•~-.•a , lo!," families who take time lo BY OWNER _ 4 BR, 2 •'.· -·, * 499-2800 * ~ ~ --.ii wu: Ii~. Two master suites, .. w.,. • yd, COYered patio. Just 2 OIOJCE loll We tn "i : .. Roilywood aett1ng . walk to i large family room and a 2 BA, a u crpt'd. Exterior ·fi ~ . remodcled.·$31,500. M~. Memorial Park, ''*"1 &: ~.i;; Country Cub & honi 4 billiards room \vlth wet bar freshly painted. All elec. ~ ~ l BR. R-2. tncd yd. d.Llp. 2, Section :al, ~· ~ .,,' '~ U>i&OO. Bolsa Chica. I: •Hell : plus 3 car a:arage, on a cul-kite.hen. Frplc. Landscaped ~-a;;,-~ cptl drp1 &tow h1I Carden Go o d .x""~'"'" .. ~~·. ,R~AL ESTATE FAIR Huntmgtop Har:bor de-eac street. c ALL : BPfWf~k ~ ~ ....... ~· :=,.·~~ 525joo. ow0er 646-5:rz': . 847-T.l.17. I ~;('I ' 53&-2S51 968-4456. c:ll18~, m .,._.,., .. , """" .......... °""'"' ~ • San ciement. Commwctal
I_,. c.J-1 Staircase -RXER UPPER1 ••. . LOVERS ..... Sm!. 2 BR -----l!!I'--= P liua -~ • ..........:. .. by, You . bet! GI 129,450. A•ttnable loon ., hi>me .Wik to heed>. Pm. Forever Ocean rn ... ~ .. A G N I F .lo'i.~ N T VIEW ;:,:: POINrr .~. , "F;rMeiican ~ by 7%-payable a~ $256 per mo. for JUst the right couple. OCEAN, ClUl)'Oft 1: city "C'' t.oned. _ 3t1'15 1loast ~. .ttio ~;_s ~ ~~ ~"' 'r mt T"8t;""' 7~ ti: o1":nt~ n.:: Beautllul z.i.... .,,,._'bant Newport -... ~ leoch ..,..._ l,(OI) or. ft. o1,1axury. JI,;,. ..... harbor . UIO + z, ~ ~....., ...-. -new Jn ... -. tcbJ l:luntiJ!gton .,,__ .. ,.._, view borne. 1850 .IQ. ft.. 2 Ll!::,, J __ ba.. • quality. or. tt. bl-. on 5,000· + .. .,, . · or~ II o! .;,,..,, oomlort •. up. rm C.m0o,-ali'bit1n a..i·~ ELEGANT. ~ ~ ~t>. level, 3 BR. 2 BA. -""Pifun:~~~no ft. lo< ~ Soanl!!'.:.:i;""'" eraded thfuout. Lari~patlo. dent)' of cupboudl bill" lfv . ldtcben wttb Pl ranp; a ' 11 <::> 2 •• ,..,.;ATIOl<, arcbltecture. e:xce~·~
.. prof .. -,....,., lu1ly nn w/brlck 1pl;;w7w.,,... .MANSION BYOwner. Exec. ""!'.6%. -..-. d!~poa'al, · •nen .../'lou.H Jun. f-5 ~ .. ._,,, Ir~ -• ottm!d by Plocllle
x: ,~ fo.r low ma.int & !,ir;pa:, beaut~ mite Lovely two-Cory, 4 BR A: 3 BR.· 2 BA. FUll din, Uv, Enormou ·lMDI: room with r -· ~::~~.&ta T ..... en ~;bid r. Prl.~~$53,900wlthonJ,y W/Irir wardrobes'. patio, f.ltm ·rm .t. fonnl din and frJ>l.·famnn.Wtna,dwhr,2 beem cellinp, tlreplace. Shopptrw ~ tdNJ. tor blm-c:aUSanDl•10
• .-, lO'JEi ~ ~· cvved ~. DVft'!dzed . bHght and .cheecy kitdi. car pr. $12,000 down to baB:t·~ · ~ 3 ~ "retirees. ' 114/233.2475 for de(da..
'jii . mt-· dbl gar, ~rinklen, ~· That's not aU! All crp1a 1oen. Can be n!flnc. GI or d-. A --II 2602 ' · 132"'° IALIOA ISLAND fn<d, ~ today. th"10U! .V.n In bath, new FHA. """160. $48,91lQ! • < BR. -F!dL Y RM.
I 1,.111 .• palirt. wallpaper. On a big BY Ownor, Franch can ARC REALTY '""" ... ft. Bit-Ins. J"" G .... --..,.. ""°' .... : .r .·; _ • """"' tot wla cov'd patio. Fountains Lrr ogt ,., 4BR, . 586 5111 Beautifully malntallied 4 BR. 2 bath home painted. MoVe In ooodltlon. .,.,... and two a~nta.
·:.. , . • t62-4471 I ::i 1113 $41,!00 •. See .today. 2BA, huge tam rm w/boam • In Immaculate cond. thruout! Lge. pallo, per-1.a,...· ,...,.., = l.ar1te -· 1175-TI>!. '
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:---. POOL •3"'51J1 1 -1 • "'t-••u s... 12-6. 8(2.>00I. s.i.soo ..-ni.a. Gm• ~ -,. 1-N ~ VACANT 3 Bdrm., l bath home; livlrw WIWAM WINTON WAYNE THO~ RLTY Wnl 1en c:b or-....... ·.r • .; _.:.; · .. ;MOttse, for Cl $28 75011 • . • . . ""-W/fll>lc. 1'1<· family · ' -~ml or ........ '"'.'""~ .~!.' · siicc:essful Mon .,_. room',. ~ tor Young & 1 liq! "~~ooo'."M .!:;,. ~ ~ '!:i~~ '""'Z· REALTOR : ~. ~:,, ~. ~ cmrm Coat.a '""'~· ,.._
u · Are ·,.OU --tor 8 .tereo, wa)I .TV Ante'\"" , $36 0001 REALTY 531Fl5.13 <24 !In). tached 2 car ..,..,,. xW 229 MARINE, IALBOA •ISi.AND 67$-3331 don ,. 4 BR. 2 BA. Good =..... "°'"lJ!';:-' -~
substantial 1 bOme? Tb i 1 whiatt~ while )1)11 ~~ ,. 1 • BY Owner, 3 BR $17,000. 2 ndgbborhoOcL $32.500. · ck>eet ~A: bltim. Beach WUl lell one or ~~ ~·· ltate!y 3 bedroom' home 11 ~~~~-lb-f IPMdu bedrooma.. ~lovely BR, $18,500, on· adjofntna: * 499-2800 * Club rllbta. nr Golf ~1 645-2020 or 64U500. .: ,. ,._ situated only one mile from apiring fire~-be tiful baths, deluxe builtin kit· iota. Jt.l zone. Room to E &an-.. Newport Belch · NewpOrt leKh -. $415,0I». By owner. \Ail
.,..i ·!lie oceon. Thlo lavely faml-built 1n kitchen;~ c""1, ~. Huge build 847-lm ""'~,...,. 492,13.18. NEWPORT BLVD. ~tlll'H a~ baJxi.ome bre&k1ut bar' bonus room, elegant GLEN.···~ ~ BLUFFS. . SHORECLIPFS --1n~-~· room cathedral cell· · fire~. Large covered MIU\.· 4 Br, corner, c.~ ._, ._"'. 11,..
lnP. Vmlotireplace lllgh block walllonce lor paOO. Sprinklero. Near lo<al2d be,_n 2 "'°P --· b ~·-·-Catalina OCEAN VIEW, S BR. 2 ba. S9800 --.lOO
1 •• thlCk , abal carpets ;NS supreme privacy in the ..acboolt' a: shopping! Bric oenten, 2 miles from bch, ,..._...,...a-. Supe.r ~tst Nf!W cpt A: i:alnt, pe.Oo, etc., Bia m-'1225. ' . !utllul wa11,,.,,.ru;. ...i = G.1'."':.. ~! !!lo ~ · 64&-1Tl2 alt sp.mor wt<enda. FAMll:Y ESTATE & spartllnloca"~-~E~ llpl°'an'. >42,!00: ·--. ;·
.. itnust .aeethe·landacap-zim.veta! Brk'96S-6566.~ 4BDRM,2BA,Glen·Mar,by Top Of The Wodd. 1-e~ End .wuu Tutffn Condominiums •. ,Prl,.onl>.l<!.250. Call · · owner. Bttns. p111o. obag ..,,. s ·~· 2\t .. t:l;: Prlval8 brick patio, deer for Hie ·He ~-... ", ,~,c·'.'~7"°'··'1 1 ":t::'m"~~~ '" -~~~A carpet& aoij..&lllP-lhape.. ' BJ•'~r.2a::a~~! QUl!!T,.•&•11•-t ""' 1%
t"'· TH& RS.a.Ii .,·1 ·~~ Huntl_._ H•~-r 1rp1c. lee--~ f64,500-0peo Sun 1to5 1'.eatured fn Rome balh, ..i• ""''· fi.,ro. ~ _ ,,.._, ... _. completelf ln:lacpd, w,._ ~doe, C.000 sq. ft. + bltns. Odee end ·unit.
;;;;, . -· PM 'CIJL.1n!.;sAC ELEGANT 3 BR ,_, nr path....._ ......., 1<9,SOO. 579 Vllla Bonita '• -lllllUoa dollar 121.11111. °""" an• Io•,. I"~ :R·_._.,__·R--L.... FA.R FtlOM ntE PRESTIGE . water, ';r'-.. .-. *-2800 * PleaseC811M4-11JiO =..-:~.:~ .... 2111111~
!"" ""-""" ,-ORDINAlY • . Fantaatic bom• ,.;tJi all :;:-~~$62~ ;;'B~ M1:'U-CHAR~OTTE R. LONG % ..,. lot. Cllalmn bul':Jr. Vo-.,..""'""' "''"
-· level . bllme. wiU. 4 lovely bOme 1D the !DOit features include l a r g e Irvine .:r-U: ~ reduced to Sl•,rxm. Phone Cllmtftlll!d Ad. iO:iil.' '~-+POOL! $39,500. we 8re ~., oller ,thlo = "-.:'~ ~.~ REALTY84&-3371. ~ Realtor r=.M.;' ~,,.... t';: ... ~ :l?!:-,~l!.':
ll:rl , ~ bedrooma, puilinan deGrable ~ area in JD&Bter bedrm 1orma1 din-,.. .. ._.._ ,. L .. Isle Newport IMch " ~ or i»4500 Jor F• Chat tlem under ta try ~: ·mtbs, ·au electrlc push but· Hurit Beach. Briaht modem tng rm steP'.oown Uviag LAGUNA VIEW LOTS ~ 1 the Pfimy P1ncher "'! 1;..m1nete 'bulltln ldtchen, ldtchon "'lb W.. -""" a" beaulilUI kltd>en OPEN SUN. 1-5 OUI IEST BUY' M011i•,..1 -· " ,d\1hw•ah.or. elegant ...._ •·-....U + tam11y w/dlnttte .,.._,Just lbted IH51-:<ROLL <O>diO Z11 IN IU,000 OPEN SUN. l.f •'°'"'" """"'"Hom..
oddLoad• chann1 d-~ !"""'-w!Extrath 111up1 Utfn< and....,... bo1ow market at (Culwlil•l•l =Fr::.~~·= 115 VIA [IDO NORD 3 Bedroom, 2% beth. tee P~ ,Salf, 125 F,.,. Sale • 125
room. so ~-room r e P I e'e • '$38'950. No doWri VA terms JUST L'ISTED __ ., n BAY • ....Ji BtY view, 4 bdnns., 3 hathl: land, • hllh ceULng arid .. , ~ " q, low mllintcM.noe Assume exi.tttv 5%'Jf loan •. .!.n ~ .... •· f 1 1 ~ ~· ~-•na rm -·~-~ U n~·-In llvln · ,.---. , __ _._,_ ,.._and don't fo_. with total ta of twa.U• ~ UI flt comp e e Do llZ1 Emttl)d a...·.. -,ooo uuu ,, MlllUO'\.°" 0 • ...,_....., l room,, r 1 ~e.iJi:g ~ _,. ;.:tu; $225.00 ...... mon~..ailO. d e t a it,, . 5 4 6 - 5 8 8 o , you want a t bdrm. I: a ~ .-DJ.ltr', .Wte. Htd. pool. ltrp u~ room, 3 cu · 1 .; -t l ...... , B • ..... . ' HERITAGE REALTORS. bcmua nn., or do )'OU need 5 Fott ~~hOmes call: Gib Walker RMlty gr.rage patlos, pr1vate MObile H mes ' -oepan • acu= r , ~ ~ ~ bdrm&. with 211 batho pl"' Biii G, __ ,, Rullor -r V'· Udo Npt •···• ,...,; .,.... belta. • 0
,M&-1383 ' ' .'nlS SM; BUILDER ·MUST SELL • CUJ"'l2d family rm.? Thlo 125-. Npt Beach ~ '7• •"-" ~~ Good'°"'"°". Try low ])'a. -
A5F ~ OW hla beach homo. Yng exoc, '°""""' ~ hi>me '7Ul6l ~-I , , ' '" ;:<l__:___,!-;t area. Elepnt private din-on extra sized kt can be FIRSJ' OFFERING , • · ~.: : .DUTC. H . CLEAN ~nn..rt ~ .t::' ldtcben =" ~th"":/'e BGIALD IA y ~ 'f .,.~ Ii~ ._ Ila 8-lllatllttltalslk GRllNLIAI' "AalC
'!>:>. •11~~ca 1'· )leil club W:Wtlea. xlnt IChool:s. ll!INEST LOT Fee dmDle land 4 ;.i; ~ A BEA\IJ'lfVL PIUVATE ,,. . ~·~•W" 3 Bedroom, 111> &th, bullllN FOREST OF Let WI .-• to you th!• VIEW -·t.50,eoo 2,,... old....... += SALIS & LmASINO ADULT COMMIJNltY :;,,~'1;· ·Social Security Including diahwasber, w/w 25': TR!a?S. weekend~ced "1 Just TEO"HUIERT Walb' McCo, WlwotdYC»tMC:~....,co. fQIJ ....-vb fadltty Tnm.I avail on OW tirud
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·'' In This H0me _." drps, larx• cul-d.. . . the land. -' Altoclatn moUB 124 bn.l BAYl'ROHT HOME 0.i' lllllr ll•IS ~~ "".:J:' ~ .. :':.-. . sac let, only 1teps to a !fig view windmvs and salty ~n Via. Lido, NB Lona iJMCh from $'i5CI) 10 m .m
·.;"1• lf )'OU th to entertain family lovely park. 4 yn: new A air. The "la test" in crpta, 67MSGO ~ Mld-0_,~ntr.11. 2 ,_.,..with'~.~ 53l 6IOO 1~ Wl\ittltt Aw,. C.M. ~ '~ er tr1enda tn your home, all improvements in. Quick drps A fixtures. Hard-~ 1.. • .:1..1 ... J ..1-uit:i..:u ~ JJUU.K' ""' --'*'1'111B t to I ";' here'i a· place you shoufd ~ion. Full price only flnd tor $46,000. BKR. Fantastic OcNn VY UWllU9"f" S _. ... m cne only. Sep. er lloltthel'. , am PM
Ji _ 1ee -spacious and at-$29,fDJ. 962-8851. .962-5;,J..l . Magniftoent 3 BR., lge. faml· .. , will unfold when you we BR. 4% BA. rrWdl nn, f&m lm ~ JU.OS1.0 NEAR lacb ~.
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. ltvblrt::.Jf-lth.in~'. Make It A Rear11y ~1:~~1~~ ~~ :~vat~ha! !:~t ':t~~.cb •'= C::: ~p1 .ell rum lfd• 1nun::! ~~~U'~in~ ~~Jd~• or'*"~~ -=PK!~~ jO see. ~ In this ranch style home with D11y1 552-7000 Nights bouebt In ()ftgan. $t9,SOO. or Lacuna'• f a m o u 1 , Open hmm lat/Sun l_. pm, nM'.10.. Coniirr 5 Stat Mlt W . lmnl a v • 11 ab I e , $52.9!!0. M7 · ~ formal din~ spacious bed· 41H-1S51 ~ 1U!Wlrt.1. Call Glen ~ rn.-tlll. Prk. Santa. Ant CD equity, s.1Ml~ ::lml 8Hch lhd., . . . TU. REAL BROKERS INC. ~t!st ~!mm~=~~ coMfORTl H. McCormack, R.E. ~~o.&3. mp I• t ~ IEAVTIFUL ~ ~ 7::A1f ~ .~ !i.~ ~c;:;,.::;'!,;.· .......... ---. -11 ... ~--.~,1
. lJDIS . 968-4456. CONVENIENCE PORTAFINA ~_,,,, N ... 4 Bdrm. -· ........ ~. Br .. --bar. w """"· l;::;~~~~~~--;'"":;~1 -~. M .DOWN. •• Yo•'Ufin<1bolh1nth11 0"''' LAGUNA .,,,/TO/tZ.-="'~ C:..01w11,ao,_ai..r =.:·~ ><•. ~ . • ......... IANS An;_ '"°!Ill · :!.'::"%" Jn1!:::\'t> ~: 111-....,, v1ew -REAL ESTATi omOP°"INoR5SELL.UN. 1 , • 0=.,:=.1y.:_:."' NEW 11· ,,....,. • 2"
· · · '"" What a . buY! Beillitttul 4 ~·· well done CUit home tr s:rs.~; C!\111 1190 Glenntyn SL """ lO ~ lnlm AMt.lm an cat.nL Park ..,. 1*. t ---sledni .. • bedn>om,lbathhi>mewtth HAYE A HAPPY and tt'• air. -bldeoltetrlll,m.1.et1 ... _ -2f AUGUSTA LAN•· _ ...-....... Tw er."""·""'·-. ->K •BA.' b1o: -1Dr ·a a tantutlc lamllY room. Price taareado$39,000. ~ "'ontr. 1.q lldt., HOP• G•lllll• llLTY. c.... llh<r oll-.. art .......... 11.'M -
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Walnut Square C:onct.llnlums
Take Aclvontage of Our
"NO CLOSING COSTS"
Expires Nov. 26th -Tract 7403
30 Day Escrow
• Minimum~ Moves You !n.
• No Closing Costs.
• Immediate Possession.
IN ADDmON, you get 2 & 3 bedrooms, 114 a. 2 bathl, built-In range, oven, hood, dish-
washer, tllspoaal, Individual laundry area,
enclosed prfvate ·garage, private entrances,
choice of carpet color, cable TV, 1W!mming
pool, gas B-8-Q & park-like recreational area.
PRICED FROM
$11,950 TO $23,450
LAS POSAS
INVESTMENT GROUP Ill
a proposed California Limlted Partnership
(an agricultural investment in avocado and
citrus orchards in Ventura County, Cali·
fornia)
ALAROlllaheH13M prhll•r•" mo. 1net2BR.--.M1to LIVE Ul(E A KING, :"1l11i.f.o1~::i!
J 11""'""">'· Pull. ms. ..i,,; ....... -~lll. At .............. Prices! I0-'1111 I • IDEAL ... Cpl' l Br. s BR. 2 BA ...., ..... pool. PIS ... ..,, PIUI idll. .......,... • nn
lloure wf OI/(, mi, pr, <Pl>I larte -•yd. children ok. 61>-1351 J'IJ1INJ8llED -' ~. I Br, ..... ~"""
Att·.r!toli. '45-3900 17B. 833-1103, 675-7JU. A~ n.2.._,.8\.-=* IJNJ'UBN1SllED ~bl=·~·..,~
1140 . STIJDIO full kitchen, L"!""° 8-11 area. Adult '"";.;.,,_,.nt. * POOLS ~='"f-iJ.voll C:,:.
lovely patio, IM1 pet oil. $175 • l BR. Spilt level, '""" $225./mo. 673-'11115. * IN<;LQS.lp 80-5U2
12 5 · 3 d~ ~ .J:"· garden, deck, oc<an vtew. Duplox" Furri.' j4J G,(lµG1$, '°'1.ot<="u:::no=-..I-,-,.~,.-=--....:.. ~~·BR 2·BA.-new ,.,.;,, !250 • 2 BR. frJ>lc, •"· ""'· * CONVINll!NT \io I blk be h • 1325 • UNIQUE 2 BR. 2 BA, Newpcirt -'ro A1J. BE.l>OIES llAaf. .,f boodl.. ~ ~'\Wi£w 'l!ENT~'Ls 1!:1.:;-.:,..,.u'!.k,':'" .... ~!~ FROM $135 MON'Cl'f ())I, 'TV, 14.15 N. '°'""--.. -.. ~--WATER FRONT ~ ews. s15-41e1.:
230 Unit• of Limited Parlnerahlp lnlered ~ U:....2 ~ N'u.~IEW RENTALS 3 lied,_,, ·2 Both ADULTS PLEASE 2!1111. 11t '-'·
Child• cat ok. ~-·;,.,."· 613-<030 or -Like _, ~· VILLA POMONA OCEANFRONT. -""'""·
$1,000.00 per un~
2 unit minimum
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Copies of the offering clrcular may be
obtained from
RANCHO
CONSULTANTS CO., INC.
. •-1'"'-'Oulet. looK er ALA Rontol1 • '45-3900 Newpon 11Hc11 Complete wtth A PHONE 60-2015 dlorl """'-_,, ·
dryer. lDadl of ltora&e, (l'AIJ Pomona A ) 2 nn ~-~~ • E-SIDE i.o.ey.2 Br. THE IWFFS plus ........ Year ......i -'"· • -~~~·-Ml5 stove, cpta, ~ pr. 1165. lease ar .moath to mcmth. mo. Beautttul far1 Miip
ALA Ront•I•. '45-3900 4 IR.·2'12 IATHS ONLY l300 ... -th. c-• OIO •• ., -***
DlSTINCJ'IVE tane tn Meta Onn a tresb. 2 Yean Won't lut, call rz5.al15. ALL l1TILlTIES l>AJD , leidl ..
Vm!e Ncrth; 3 BR, 2 bu, ,...,,.. Prlv. -neor DupleXff ·U""'"'-J50 Oxnpuo hobo >"" not
frplc, .....,_. Q>a. drpa. pool. Vaaurt A ...,..In Cl.--leohllinr. C BR. 2 bL 2 cor qi
Extra nb ......-_ tu<ly. 142:1 per.-... l1NFURNlSHED 2 bedroom. I> -ldtdiea with ID-...,.., 0 /ladiy .van ,_
$295. mo. Avail Dtc 4th. ea---CUpob. direct llrbl!oc 3 BR. i be-lllndlbal -io. !07-1613. Ora.pet. all ~ DO • Se&m'ate din's area ocean ••••••••••••• ,. ···'21'
QUIET,,__......_ 3 f;st •, ~ ~~xf85 pr elfome.l!Joo-3Bft,2& ....... -;: .... ,121!i BR, .,..n obllr ""'-drpa. mon • Pr1vate -1 BR. 1 ba ...... Utll pd "'1
walk to ICbl. Clooo w Fwy c°"""' dol Mar •Cooed ,..... wf -2 BR,'l ba, Pobln ..... 1,1311
& acc. 1225/per mo. 1· re. ly • Marble =:" We Have Winter -54&-0469, ~l Mr . ROOMY 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, e Kinr'a Will TUe -
Whelan. ....,m Door; $3SO'pr, month e Pool -Batbeques • """: Aioo 0ce..-Aftll.
4533 MacArthur Boulevard 2 BDRM elngle residence 2414 Vista del Oro plus apackJua 1 bedroom rounded W:lth plush 1aqct: CAIL! 67>-"'3
bo l' --.th1-. Newport Beach upstairs with private en-scaplng. · ~ · ' Santa Ana Fwy. to Culver, right a ut ~' Suite A ~Ide, A;;;· Sitii.,.~,., S«-U33 ANYTIME trance, $225 pr month. Both Adtilt living at tta best
mile to Walnut (1st road on left), left 1 mile Newport Beach, Cellfoml• 92660 Ope~· Sat ~1• Sun ~ e BLUFFS. ON THE BAY unltll next to l*l'k a: tennis, LARGE 1 BR $180. associated
to "Walnut Square"; or San Diego Fwy. to eve. Prime watn-view -60'X15' call &ll@'Y 673-t550 Asit No Pets
Culver, left about 3 miles to Walnut, right to Att. Tom LHven 557-2520 NEWLY -•--rat-• 3 BR Terrace w/gu tire pit SPAC. 3 Br. 2 Ba. 2lh car 365 W. Wilaon 60-1971
BROl<[RS ~l /\L lOUS
1015 W 8olb1;t<l t.lJ-lbiJ •~v o:u Original area No common ' ' & ~·~ H
"Walnut Square" or call 714/551.4-041. l~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~1 ""'· b>c'd yrd, "' gar, 2 walls _ Pri -• Spadous 2 gar. ocean vu, prt. heh. WE KLY.....,...T LY * LOVELY 2 BR. ~to ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~m~;Mo~··~v;•o~L~o·~·E~2~40;
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children, 1 pet, no ra1.s.. $185 BR.
2 ba.~ 1 mn. pnv1. S350tmo. Wkdys a1t 1, Execvttve SulNI 0cnn. 1..1% 1tv rm • ~ plus """'1ity -~ Rm. bar' ~~ ' -~-~-,.· 675-33ll. 2010 NM·w-rt B•·• bal-• patio. Vacant , p.._rty 166 Income p.._rty 166 _..,._ I e -.-~~ p;."fu,; 1 BDRM Dupl<x un!um. c .... 'MO..'-· 213';"9b.29'J&.
Al.WAYS A BREEZE. NF.AR BEACH
Downey Sllvings & 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii~l3 BR home. Hrdwd On. New Month ind. dub dues n~:~~~ "2.--2'11 OCEANFRONT • BMhelor Lotn A11oclollon • paint.~-OK ~ ~ • -STUDIOS & I BR'S apt-Yrl>. Sl«l/mo. 11111
H F ,~ 300 2622-0 Ave. $lS5 cozy 2 my ~ Coltt Mtsl e FREE , ,_ Ind. UIS W. ~ Costa Mesa OUM1 urn...--mo. dfP 4. 56-1!4'1 vn home 3 Br 2 Ba. · .......,.. 49f....4029, 1--------COLLEGE Partt 3 Br, lam ....... cr0wdroli. frplc, 2 Bii, 111 BA. crpts, drpa, e FREE Utllitla OCEANFRONT='=~==~--~tum.-~31 ..
_ • • 6 • LEGAL LAGUNA UNITS e
,Clean, cenlnl, 8 yrs. young. Xtra sleeping
, room, bath. CohH>p laundry, 6-ear loL Ten-
"'-ants pay own utlllties, separate meters. Gross
over $13,000. Spacious 1 bednru, kitch. bit·
'".1ns., tub enclosures, tiled ptillman siilks ...
$129,500.
Hh Reel Estate Loans
Prime Rafel For
Homes, Units,
A: Commen::lal. Land Loans.
Retlnance &: Sal"
Call C. E. "Bud" Coburn
Regional Loan Officer
642-7422
OWNER/AGENT 494.ot.!1 .. •M-"" 1st TD Loans
·--6'14%. INTEREST .... 162 R .. 1E•t•teW•ntod114 2nd TD Loans
3Sth .,_m * Cj)uick Cash * Lowe>t rat" Oranae Co.
"'I.. Wiii b"Y ,.,ur property. AU "WE BUY ID'S" Jut~~~~2 cub within 72 hn. Call Sattler Mtg. Co.
th and FamUy room 9lt 642-2171 5'5-0611 units. !ireplace • all bulltlns. Serving Harbor ah.ta 21 yrs and drapes. Half .
u--:-to the beach. Fee I 2nd TRUST DEED LOANS $1B,500. Call ~'1225. Will Buy Trust Deed5
•BROKER 642-7491*
Newport llMch rm. 2 1rp1a, 2 Bo......., all elec. blt·lnl, refliL end patlo. GU. No •Full KlldJen Bii, 2 BA. frill. PJO.
______ dee., ~ drpa. tenoed ,.!. wubl-......... IDroed-P"'"' $18)/..,, 60-211!1. e Heao..t Pool -· Adltl .,ey, No pl1S. .,..____~ $2'75. 545-6190; ~. air. 'Ref1 nqd. YflY leue. SMALL. New-Btcbekr. 1 e Laundry FadUUes 673-8088. •WATERFRONT• 1 BR. ..... ltv, ""'1& .. pr. 6'J3..-0all, adul~ no pets. $1D51mo. • TV I< maid terY avail YEARL==y~_-11-blk-to-......,--2 1
PIER&FLOAT4BR .. Nice >"· Adu! ... 190 OWIMlllG2BR28Abome Uttlpd.6C2-«i20. el'booes.rvtce BR.Frplc.Patlo.2...-pr.
formal dining rm., 2 = PL Sl 40/mo. ~':8-::"1:D·elb~1ant~ *~~:a.=.:;:. El Puerto Mesa i::.e~~:OO Rtwt
bathdblw(w crpt.yfl,... NEAR South Coast ~~ REALTORS $165. in-3690. 1 BR'a-$130 & UP ~NT. Yearly.
pl.,I • ..-ras1 •·c •••1• Plilza-Leue new twn home, ....,. ... Huntington BNch Fumlihecl Apts.. $450/mo. 3 BR. NEW. ly HM on Y· omp • 3 Br, 2 Ba. Prlv yard• pr. OCEANFRONT 1•~ sq. '" All Utllltlff Pold FrPlc. Bltlls. -.
furn.· .$500. a mo/un-Pool. $275/mo. 557~. luxury 4 Bdrm, archltiec-Pool 6: Recrea.ion CLEAN 2 BR. 2 BA
furn., •• $450 II mo. No 4 BR, ll!l Ba. Frpl, bltns, tura.I show place, new, IMMED, OCCUPANCY 1959 Maple Ave., CM S250mo n:ii Jifid June:
pets. P E T E BAR. Dtw. Conv. lo IChols &: =·or =. Dave, ~ew 2 &: 3 ~ Al90 garages for rent 67J!.4657 or S.220.
RETT REAL TY. ~$275. Avail hnmed. BEACH Side of Hwy Large Cor Run~/ Adami HB. VERY love~ bedroom. BACH. API' .• UtilWel paid
.-. ~2~ .-. -.. _ 3 BR, 2 be., b!tns, db! gar. It 3 Br., 2 Ba, p ~ t 1 o a, 53M1U ' =::u~t, r::: .. a':i!c": ~~ $115 Mo.~ ~ tam. on comer lot in !ln!placl', pool prtv. Furn. bar &: planter spacious
F1NE oceanfront hse, 3BR, Mesa ~rth. 55l-Ot06.. or Unfurn. Lease U4.5 per rooms, private b'a Icon y . BEACH l't!nta1a.. W1nttt A
2BA, furn, Winter rate mo. 6tlH9G ot 5.16-5824. ~ I~ Olildren welcome. Only yeuty. No fee 1D rentl!!n 673-4194 or 213-196-88«1. E/SIDE 4 Br, 2 Ba. b!tns, d-** OCEANFRONT -~tar• 9 t ftnt moothl rent $165. 351 ~ RE.6.L1Y 60-3850
3 BR, + den, 2% ba., % blk ':!!t ='. yr:w be~~'. Beautiful 4 BR. ~ CaJlBA. . Vlctm1a Alit-3. .S.n CJement.
to bch. Fully -frplc, yeer1y, $500 per mo. 1 BR, Fun>. 2 1!%. -
yr!y. 6454400, 612-5557. * 2 BR, 1 BA Townboooe. Martl!i, 64&M02 or m<l983. Ap1i. Furn. 3'4) queen "'7o bed, pdv -WINTER <Sal Smack on
H Univ Lr2 ~ $215. HARBOR VU 2 BR. 2 BA. tng nn xtra tra rooms eDcl the l8Dd. on beautthll
OUHI rn. 305 Cbild cit. 833-8914• den, bltlns, Patio. lux erpts, General pr wt"itan.ae. Adult1 1only, Capistrano Beach. Duplex. 2
Gener I 3 BR. 2 BA. fenc@d yard. mp. Rec center pool m pets. Br• 1 % ba. 49fr2513.. I~ 1 Family only. Jfil/mo. adlb, no pets. $360. Ms-9486 PALM Sprinp tennis club 2035 FulJerton, C.M. South Laeuna
.._.,_...._ ...... •Agent, 837-12'71* TENNIS Pool Walk to .area. compl furn, stud.Ml *SHADY ELMS POOL* 11C1 • • apt. $385 mo. 21D So • OCEAN view, utll. 114.
BROKEJIS INC.
HUISI
---------==:==:=~=u:~~;·-~iiii!i~~~~I • 3 BR, BA. crpts. drpt, Beach. 2 atory 2 BR. 1% Calu1IDa or 325-m2. • Adultl PooiDde n«> up Adults no p:tJ. l"BR '1·2 I ) encl pr, encl. potlo, lri BA, $275/mo. Le .... Sorry, • • Qilldren next block Bl!..M~ ~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiii; i ht.ndaf Houses Furnished 300 yard. $210/mo. m-3690. no pets. S.129(1. 1u1::: ~~~~ l'~-'="'-"tture~Pfatt -: i,r~ UftfVl'ft:7::31 f: · NEW DUPlfXES . Dt.. Point BLUFTS, 3 BR. Oxldo, chjl.,.,; or ..,. ~ 177 E .. D>d St, CM -Pf. • .
CHINA COVE xtras. Nr px>l It mrkt. Sm ~ ' ' NICELY furn. 1 Br. enclosed 2 BDRM. w/sunilp. ft!fri
.UllD--ER ~ .. "'G NOW. B··-1--,. Cute beach cottage, directly 3 BR, 2 BA, trpl &: dbl p.r. fam. $350. lit/Last, ownr 11-lboo I I nd garagle.. Quiet adults, no eryt. drpg. S150 tnclud WJtiL ·~· -·-200 on the bay, S250 a montn m W.1tlh COSTA MESA lust redec. $285 per mo. No 64CHl'llS. IN 1 11 peta. 2-452 Elden Ave • Older adults, no chUdren or
"' $45,950 c;>peortvnl!I lhru 6115/13. Bkr 675-1'225. petA. ?Ho .,,._3883 BLUFFS, 4 BR Condo, !pie, llalboo l ... nd 646-mll. pe<L 6'S<l90l or 839-5>lll. ~th of Adams on Huntin&· I ;;;;;;:;;;;;;:=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1ia.~l~boa;;;-~l~sl~and;;f~~= These Are Just A Few Of Huntington BHc:h paUo. $400. mo. Yrly leue. * $25 PER WEEK * Bllfboa Island •a -h:fja MIX BUSIN&SS• ;,.________ Our lllANY RENTALS · · · Agt. 646-1"'1. NEARLY new 3 BR, 2 BA, & Up. Pool A maid oervtoe. , __ ..._..._ ____ ....
WITH PLEASURE ATIR. furn. 3 BR.. 2 Ba. Jl25 • QJ i: Private. 2 ~chlld-ni:. :i:· Furn. BEACON Bly-3 BR, 3 bu. camp! turn All elect kltch., Kitchens avail. Motel Tahlti, VERY Attract. 1 BR. upper.
Marina and Boat Dock tn lower dUDlex. Dlabw*r. B:t. Cottage. Park ut-. ·--i ALA Rentlllt e 6454900 bit-ins. Immac. Priv beech. frplc, pa.Uo. BBQ. Leue comer Harbor i: Victoria. Yearly. 1 mature adult Cll' tut Mvelopl.ng oz ark To June~ fll5 Month. 6"&11'" ,,__ $550 mo. Yrty. ll"B-8785. t b r u June . LGE 1 Bil. Ni l¥hopl.. Pool. CQUPl;e only. No pets. $U5 +
Mountain Retort Area. 111 R.. Seeley Rltr. 673-4766 E-slde. * e UNBELIEVABLE1 4 Br. 2 BLUFFS. 3 BR i: Dell 631HU'l'0/53948'3L Lq clolietl. Utll pd. No utll: 613-l!iOl. ::u~~i:~ ~ Balboll Penlnsulll $145. UTILE Jewel. 1 Br. =x, Klds/peta.,Encl yard. Good~sK..~mo. ~ye!a1:'48:' = ~ ... 1BM Voaro9la, BatbN P9ftlMVle
:, ~9 ~~ = 2 BDRM OCftll front with encl gar. Yard for child i: ALA Rental• e MS-3'00 Nw rport Helghta $300 + Util, winter lew. IMMACULATE 1 Br su) • OCEANFRONT To" n.
t and supplles. 1115,000. -No ...,_ Adul,., pet * VILLA p ,ACIFIC-E<-:.:;!r _ -Rltr 615-rm. lltll pd. Slwl •tl" cPtJdrp, -. lantutlc vtew, S BR.
men Avail 12fl4-6/14. lltll pd. 1195 -CU!ITOMHomel2Br. elusive private res., 3..::::,.,":::;,~.~ 3~J.,,~!"~ ~&""' Qui.t -~··tt.\=..\~ 8 red h•1113s::. r: ~~new in· ~ ba. Frplc. Bltns. Kids Ir: Boat or traller_,~tor--to retPOndible tam.Uy, $245. Pre1 ~ $2115/mo. BAOIELOR,, 1 a 2 Br apta. .
tortor. Winter rental. ""' * age. 4 BR, w~ to mo. Call <:eorp, 64&-'IOll 11111 675-3288. Encl. -. ltd· poo1. Ca)!!1tr•no lleoch
ll!ooten>. l-<l'IH991. l>XI . SPACIOUS! 4 er. 2 Ba. ~ch, enclosed ga-!!!!l""' Shores BRAND NU 2 BR -. Adltolno pets. 1121 & up. A Deluxe 3 BR. -Ind
1,;;;r;;;;.,,.,.,..===;;--I Univ. ~~, Irvine Coron11 del Mllr Bltns, cozy frplc. Children/ rage. $295/mo. BKR. call bet 9-5. 673-0llO 853 Clr:lt.er St. scs-t965. dup&ex., 1n P.ll.qdel, 2 ~
Call Anytime 833-M70 pd. 962-5511 NEWPO!tfu. ~ on ; S.lboa Pen1nsul• 1 BR furn apt. mature bltns A epta .. 1 ml to heh. _o"!ttl~ce"'!!'houn'!'"!"!8!!'AM~'!!to"6~PM~I ~~tacular View LANDLORDS I 3 BR, 2 BA. Coodo. Oooblo ::.:·
2 te ~ '™" only, no pets, 1918 Adulls only, Call 49&-7399 or =: ..,,..-FREE RENTAL SERVICE encl gar a 1 e, Pool. mo. ase. BAY VIEW 1 BR, U'm -Fullerton Ave., CM . :li871 V1ata Del Mar. "!rJn~~=eo,10% FA.Sr GROWING COM· For Lease BEACON RENTALS Clubhou.e. Nr. beach & Houset Furn. or 310 $3Xl. 2 BR. $SI. Utll/t!. 543-1046 LGE upper duplex 1.2 BR, 2 IJ!iij:Fii''Vti:w REALTY PANY BFSI' SELLING Coastline. Balboa IAiand & * 645-0111 * ahop'g center. $250/mo. Unfurn. ~h, ~~r ~Jf~gW:1e~: 1 BR. Fum. Pool. uru pd. Ba, .ep d1n 1: lndry, ear,
64(>-J40l PRODUCTS INCOME AP· Pennlnsula. Sparlcllna liJ<hto LANDLORDS' 536-7723. N-rt llHcll l-m-"66. Adula pm'd, no """· Palbades nr c,..ta. pref 1:,;;~:;... .. =..-;;i;;iF' PROX $1,500,000.00 PER of Pavilion at n I g ht . • 3 BR. 2 BA, Condo, crpts, $165/mo. 2'J67 Caeyon Dr., adultl/no pets. S 19 O,
YR, NF'J'. SEEKS JN. Preat:lae ho1n;c compJctely we Speclalke ln Newport drps, all appllancee, patio, YEARLY A WINTm* •$25 Wk &: Up On Ocean B, 833-8533. ~96-4961.
VESTORS 6'l3-ii663 furnlsflcd w1lh beautiful Beach e Corona dtl Mar e pools, tennia c 0 u r t 1 , ~ HomH ln Be~ Area Lovely Bach • 1 BR-Rooms 2 BR.. Furn. PooL Adult. I :c.......=-"'~~del...,...Mt..,...---
• DreQ Shop ~~~~~r1~~· Ahl~ lrvt ~FREEa. Our Reyntal SeTryr-~drc1A,: welcome. $ 2 2 0 . From $350 Month Maid~~~-~ttl Pd pref'd, No pets. $165/mo. r
• Dsnce Studio flee %% bath, private HAF ce .. to ou! iJ'W"" ._ BUI Grundy 'ntr. 6'75-6161 2267 Can)oon Dr., #B,
e Liquor l.Jeenses jXiOJ', Larae 'view Terrace Nu-View! LEASE. 1 yr new 2 BR, 111& lBR, 2BA, borne. 1 blJc to 2 BR, 1% BA~tio, = 83S-e533. 1Cl4 H~L1WDTB.,~~ ... ~~~:PC: =IEWorREN~ ~-:.?~bl:--= p::;Ar:_t. $330 mo.~ ~~ AptC·~1521 -H-,,,-Atl~Poo-r-LKt-_-.lve-~2~-:.,-r-.-.. ·1 °'""' ~ -~ Im <>ruse, CM &e-010 · Balboo Penlnwlt 1225/mo. 96&-1252. Condomlnlum1 3 BR. convt. ""'· frplc. <Infant oil) llllC5. ~.
1385mo.Pmlltl$295 BEERBar•Catetor-~---·~ DOWNTOWN wik w bell. 2 Furn. 315 $Zi0fmo. ,,,_rental. lBr.$130•11«>.AdultlGnly. ONTENACllES 0 w n er I 8 r o k er . San c&emmtt. Fully eqWpt. ... .,_ ... ; * * PENINSULA PT. 2 BR. BR pllJI pd llmt nn. 2 car CaD 6t&-82ll. S!Pool Ideal tar Bachtlora. Apta. blm./\mfUra. i..
.,,, .... t01a. Good -· .M CAPE COD. 13 Oil Imo . au. l2!IO mo. Avail Dec. 0...... I 1'93 Qiurdl St., 5CH11S. Flroplace f pdv. = • tor manled couple. ~ YearlJ. 536-3507. I lBRFURN.Matureldu!ts Fum.BMJl:&IBr.Ex--PooilTennilO:lfttnt'l ~~·~ n..._"11, 1M-20J. c -. * ean 6CHICll * VERY c1ean Cbdrm., 2 ba --~.U... ~ neo ...,. ....__,1 . nlct 2110 9CXI Sea Ltn. ow Mt.Xll H -Will cany 2nd 10 UNIT ......,........, Oltl Cape OJd on tho Pt· 2 BR. lane. W/w ""'"' dJ_P!1 DEW"" ""'N ~~·--'Y • CM..._ nr OoOll H-l ~~~-....=-...:......,· 135.000. Near -A _ -nn •-•·•-+ Lott. CUit SOalaJFun! fncd ynl. S2751mo. uu APV c.,.,,.. dol Mtr Ne_.i Blvd., C.M. -, t. · """"' 1noome $12.tOO.. 1 ~ • •-~ ldda. Art. lllMICL THE I '"Y 1 fO< Sole 171 """1n, Reollor 64UOOO utlli-No dilldrell <r Rtnl-A-Houle 979-M30 Utt! Pd $135. .._ OJd. .. ~ an °'"" view ~lodDOW 6 2 Bdrm tpls. AVAILAlllZ --t l
•'ft"4 COSTA MESA DISTRlBlTl'OR, wholHtlo pell. 837-W1. BEAUT. 3 br, 2 ba, Duplex. .. run.' walk :e.,::._ F • o turt11 ......_ior, !:r,6:;, with 4 :-Spa~' Adult>~~ room. BR. GllapApt. --
·'' Odee lot 62.5x291.5 blcyde acctwwwlta. Good Dllna Point Ch1ldmi ok. S250 a month. Rent~ tJ9..l430 refrfeer!tol', •lee. Ill""' sundectc..'G'Mo., ~ ' 1 BR tum Qt. $140. No petl ~ ~J sundJt
:.. Zoned for U units ~· $3:i(l). Aft 5. 2 BR 2 BA eul.<Je-111c, octt.n Call 673--2589. 3 BR. 2 BA, trplc, 2 car pr, .,. . ......,, $545/mo., Call: m-4630 Aprrt or no chlldrm. n> Center Sat, Sun. ~
Utnt VJlue at $30,000 CONV HOSPrTAL FUU. vie~. $250° mo. IAe • .f!&-2208, Corona del Mir bU1rui, tenct'd yrd, ltktl ok S:177~5/&mo~ l'BkR~Ef: QUIET Spac turn Bach, trpl St. 6G-5M8. 2 BR ape. Rt'dec. n,i1c. ~
*F.iRRY G. GllJ,.. Realtor $98i da)I new rate Cherie. Pt9 mo, 842-4421196&-7235. S P P r, $115. Mature busineuman, 2 8R. uW='170 mo. No pr, Carden. Walk to bMch.
"""°''Beam 613-10'7t 3' ~cntal ,..,. .. ~ Lt no &etch BEAC:H AREA Leuo, new 4 BR. 2 BA, R EAL TY 60-5200/ "'"'""°"°'· lmmac. S. hwy. pets. 22rl SL S115/mo. 407 Frraleal ..
Bustnrt1 Broftr 6'.\--15155 NN" 1pe.cklUS 2 btdroo1u, 2 ~· drp9, ~·OW, Eves: 67'-2320. 6'1S-t8159. * * call 805/648-190& or
p U 8 Lt SH E R I Ad v $100 • LR~ BAfh nrcik beach. bath, qultt It~. $2'7'5 a per mo. -2998 ~ 2 blka to Bia Conlna. Bach. e TROPICAL POOL e 613-6510/i7l--2m. Manaaer.' Community .,P:. Prlv_PftJ.riLPdpe~ 8·R. all month thru smm. Bkr 3 BR. 2 BA, crpll, dn>s, l&e Condominium• $125. utlf pd. YKrly. 1 BR f\m $145. ~I wtr pd. 2 BR. StoYe.L.~·~ trpk., n~
ping news. PrlbdJ)6I mod y nt • t 1 675-1225. yrd w/bltn BBQ. 2% clll' Unfurn 220 l adlt, no pets. 645-1624 145 E. lltlt, Apt 9, 66-tSSS. ~-W1w c:rpt'&. . v;lw.
All Iott Prtftt.e Com-12'17, H.B. 93641, diud1Prt. a , P ll o, 3 BR. CupeU • drapes. a:ar. $235/mo. 841--0785 , Sl8S. tml.S' rd· B&cbelor. Pr1v. Adults. no pets. Ot0.10 ID 4, il:c_Mr .11:. = tNVF.SroRS needed tor $32.\ .. 1JTiL Pd. 2 BR. 2 BA Stov<! It. rdria'· So. ot Hwy. Irvine LllfUnll N...... 1 Btdroom, ~-patio. Qldtt, f 12 5 /mo• 322 Hello ' Apt 8,
raplcP,y D'VwtJw morie Co. on ..,ndl Sm1 ~t ok. Yearly Yearly I~. SS 2 5 /mo . 403 Heliotrope, CdM S4&-82!1. or Ml-1& 2 bedt'OOIJW MCh. Blt!M, cmr-~~;i:i;;iii;~= 1 ""° w..i ·~~ "1m NU.VIEW RENTALS Shown by ..... Contact YES.' ha tall .... 3BR,2\IBAlllS..~. FLAT ................. 1 BR. rum SUl1/mo. Gu ..... & chJIOI, -.... . ~ D11ert, tkma. A matlf)' mUer &1MD> Of' ~ Mn. Andrewa. $75--UT4 wt ..:· w mi • fully l~ ocean ,,_, wortdJw 1Mb' $21/Wk. wtr pd. MW.ta. DO pets. No Hon. Lf!ruto ~ _pr moetb.
174 PLl1ll -CSP 11111 Lide I le COZY cottqe 2 . .,_ we ol -"' '" YOIJ In <Pia. -$G5 mo, lac ~lm ,;. 11Mm cllJldrti,. flt-1132. li&-711!1. Call m.4l5SI RLTR. ";;i:;;a;;;;;: I a.Ma Dr, Liem. 111111. 1 fr p I e • co in p I• t •I; ,.,... "°"""" ,_, Ami. cflleo. :zu, m.nm. Coot• -BEAUT111JL 2 er. 1110. 2 BR. 2 BA, -1 II-~ lll<M ~ CA. SPARKING tum. S BDR>I. 2 ...,._...,,, l7B. f'J3.l«!I. Miiiion !!!!! Pado~ M11t1. No -A.-. :fi ~~~ .. ~~ ~'!f-'-', .. ~~~~~-";'..~ 3 ~Bltl&5l1 2,,:-.ff~ ~~~ =~..;;;:= ::.;:"~:.·:;!•.
ti IA -• cftsr. .,._WW ~te ...... "::"""'1"· 8'Jonla, 0.-dol Ktr '""1-A wtndt Adulls • .., pols. ,_ !!!!!!_~ = NEAR mw J BR. 2 ~
W di er.di U a.a llftR f'I.., ' 2 BR, tt1 s-Jd, 1)1).. Cl1 t••«Wbert.. 9lrwn A Jr'Plco S.. d !f*T. ~ • "'"port -.... ""8 _, w .. ~ T-vlor Co. N..,.,..;:., OP!:N SAT • .-Lid! wai:.t.n. .. llDOl llee. Rm. l.aQUINTA H•llMOsA ... 1--m, --· · nn SU J...;re."llms Rd SUN. 1-631-llm. Cl: Utl" ;..,,.,, ~ 1·2 "*"'• -O>uD1r> -U.. _Gl-:"11-::15.:===..-:=-
• mlrd -Htlrt ., .... OllUf'~P.M._c.ni... .......io 2 BR.°""--..... i.tw ....... -Bldtr. NEWunlSBr-paol. ~ rr· :iooo"""'....::: ... -Kpca.-,~, .... -., ""°'' ~ $11 ... AND MORI. NO rt 8-h Adults on1y, s. ., c.ut Ulll-1tv Pu1<, 1rv1.., -· ~°Wli ''" s. -· -,,..., ...-IU ~~ ~ °""' fllm. Mt/llios ti.. A-'11ir11t lor 1 Real ~ 11..,.. 0111 t&«l82 Doya S52o7IOO Nltht1 !Joat1.P1aa 11t e. BllQ l!nbollmhlo LM• -mt
·-Etittte ....... IJpoo ·-· BEA<il Skte ol Hwy . .....,.. Costt -. T ......... Unfvm. SU * $27 .. WllK " o; Doty c--ti ,.. tho,_,. howovor 3 Br 2 Ba. pat'°" 0 Studio 6 I DR Apll I BR. ,URN. $175 ------....... -1
,.;.. lllle. Al., talc abnut..,. n,.,,,;,:., "°"' pri., Furn. 3 llR. 2 !'"· · $.12l/llO H ............ IMch e TV A Mild s.rvt« Avail 2 BR. 'URN. $:111 NEWLY DICOllATaD
unteCUml _ .. -.. llnfllrn. Lew $4411 per NEAR S.A.C.C. Golf °"""" . 3 BR. no ba. . It» = • -Servtco-llld Pool 2 llR. ITIIDIO '"' INvtlfvl o,_,. mo. M8-aM2 or ~. l BedrM -·Ith yard, s>Atlo l BR. 2 t.. ta111. nn. · $G CONTINENTAL Townboullt e Oilldren 6 Pfl teeUon "1.L UTUJTID PAID to Mi.rt. to o.:.,.
•• • Walk 10 ,,., ... Bod>. and Ian&•· M<Wtt aduli. ired h.11 1. 2 6 S br. Nice Joe, 0. 2316 N,.pon Blvd., CK Adulta No -Ck.. w bus Jlnt A -..,., only. •tt>. ~ llCbll A ~ Fncd ~ « 16-7 ,....-Gu Heit A Stove. Wal8". ~tr.I 111111/<1>1~ ltl5. Roy ~ ..... RHl!w I palto. Some ...........,dryn. JlOO -• "I'· (lo,_ ~ o..d. -··
QO N<wport Ctr. Dr. R~!1-lf1Ml30 18t0 N ........ Blvd., C.M. 9ll2-ml-HOLIDAY ,LAZA " bib&. d .. DilF ftw7 Pl>ol. ftiC. Rm., Lt.-y
ljulte IOI $41.1129 REALTY Vaca--""""11 Roll< DEWXE -1. Bl\ °" a.di, 1 bUI W, ., HOit ~ ,_
Pl>. -OCl!ANnlONT -I .,_ Univ l'arll Cen lrvl c: -· ~ llon l\ml opt. ~ Hettod Pool. .. 11111 -'-> LAllGll l Bit. • '14', .
-~'l l'n ID tdl ::t*"-.....:."tMt'=" $400. I BED~=-w all c.ii Anytlme.'~ ne o'!!:iie ~I Pilot .4"""1i ...-. Mulls, m f1Ml Ml-.:.~ • .=-:-,:,:.
Coll Oalllfted Ada •• , ICMr7I i!';"51'°"""St.,~ Ofl!eo bourt 1 AM "'1 l'M Otatlled Adi .,. -'1:s-Av., "c.it N""l "Plid"f ~•adl llDW. -No.1 CK.
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From $145
1&211ec1,_
Dllhwuber • Shag CarJ)et1n1 • Walt-ta a.-
ell, Po~ Air Heat -"'Extra Llrf• Room& •
BeautllW Game Room • Heated Pool -llllQ'•
Enclesed Garages. Quiet aurroundlrio' and
close to shopping. (Nr Harbor & IWnllloll 'St)
Adult Living -No Peta. ·
2017 Chorlo St., Cott! Mou 664470
HACIENDA HARIOll
From $154
DELUXE 1 & 2 BEDROOllS
Furnlllhod & Unfurnlthod
Heated Pool -Garages -Shag Clrpetlnc
Dishwasher -All UW!tles Paid.
-Adults Only • No Pelt
241 A-..lo St., Costa Mou 6*1204
VILLA MARSEILLES '
SPACIOUS 1 & 2 IEDROOM APT.
Fumlthod A Unfumlllhod
Adult Living _
Diahwasber color coordinated aPl>llancu •
Pluab shag carpet . mln:ond wu'dii>bedoon-
lndlrect Ughtflil ta kitchen • breatful>!IU •
huge private f8Deed patio -'pluab llllldlel!P'
lng -brlct Bar-be-Ques • large heated pooi.
& ll!nal. Air conditioning. ,
3101 So. Brlltol St., Santi ...... 557.ftGt
COLDWILL, BANKER A CO.
MANAOI"" AOE!ff .
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ON BEACH!
VOLTAIRE APTS. . NOw 1111 .. ,, New Ma11C191-11t
A New E ..... enee
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FROM $120
111 ScNth foal"'-1ooc1 =t =... ~ beodl. Sant• Ana (714) 547.7415
ADULTS y Apt. m 365 Unfurn ~~1~ ~· . S65
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""' .....,.._. vlewl WHllll nM • BR, I •• bl-pa~ 0.:::-CONOINIAtlTY ~: drJ>o. Pr<";: .. lb: HUNTIN•TON . PllJt.\'AILS ~ rar. 0xnp1. _!"6'<-
PACIFIC °"'"" ...... --,. BR -
t. or Unfvm. 3111 ~ or Unfurn. 3111
Huntl:r= 9-h H'"'t?f: hoch
BRAND NEW
QUO VADIS Ill
LUXURY GARDDf APARlBTS
IN HUNTINGTON llACH
Enjoy Adult Living At It. Best!
e Heated Pool e Recnatlon ·-• Voley laD
• Jaclllli ., . --• Gym Tll. OCEAN Aw., H.B. :;:f • wir."':.i:. dllld' O~ftn mw. $1'f.
lnt> 531-1411 -. -club with 67H4M..... e Pool Tables Ole -10 ""'4 pm Dolly IU1lqm -· -.... San Juan c:aplotrw e & lllllCh morel
WILLIAM WALTER8 <Xl.. ml lormal-All ....
al ............... -l BR. newt;, """"'"""'· apu1ment ~-dowotown San Juan
l__,_lrom$1!&. ""-$lilO per mo.
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SOCIAL SICURITYtt
PENSION t?? ..._,t AP!. Cipmpfox
LOWIS'!' RATlll
Pl.-c.111112-t11122
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FURNISHED A UNFURNISHED
ADULTS ONLY -NO PETS PLEASE
"{~ ff,_ ~:"ms~ Pool, ,,~~ Waotmlnei.r **SPECIAL CHRISTMAS BONUS**
ON THI ILUl'FS ~~2~.'=: $25 OFF lit Month's-ff you Iring Ad
i:""'=·c.Unf=.;;urn;,;;;..• __ ..;365;:;;: Apt. Unfurn. 365 * M~';; ~ ~~y * AT NIWPORT ~~-$1j().l.18!1
Cllta -Colla -~. 3 BR In '-Pl"'-1-N---Blvd. -·· Apts.. -11992 FLORIDA STREIT
Apts., AptJ., •
Fum. or Unfvm. 370 Furn. or Unfvm.'
Live
big
for Just a llttte ... $1401
Living 1t Oakwood 11 $1 mllllon In recreaUon. .....
Swimming pcola. Health cluba. Saunu. Ten-
nl1 courts. Bllllarda. Indoor gotf driving range.:~
5and Volle)'.lrall. Wlll~pool Bath1. And Iota,-.
mOre. Thera'1 1 ,...ldent tennis pro and an :•
actlvlti .. dlr.ctor who plan1 free Sunday.::
brunchu and barbecuee.
Starting u low ul140.Slngle1,one and two-
bedroomt, fumllhed and unfurnlahed. Sorry
no children or pets. Models open dally 10 to
7. Live big ... at OakWood. ..
" OakWood Garden Apartmenta -"
Newport Beech
Irvine and 16th
645-0550. &42-8170
~~iiiii~~iiiiiiiiml WANT PRIVACY?? TRAs. ~~ ~-~ =~~lH~ Fvm. er Unfum. 370 I -I~ I ;..,,..
HARBOR GllftllS Here'• the answer :ror wetoome. From $139. See entrance 800 Cqney i..ne do . -~ ~;;;~~~~; nun $1S9/mo. 2 Br. on ""1'· 17311 -"8". l New~tlleocb Ca. 9269).' Corona I Mar 714: 147.9441 cul-de-sa.e wl'l entrlel A blk W. ot BMCb Blvd. en Teltpbone: (fil) 160060 l BR. So. of H Pool.
Fuml1hod " :::!.~""· :!..i eJec. w -::'J Slat ... 11118-'mD .. M7.0SO. PARK NEWPORT _:Adul~~,;~on1y~,:=:'.w.:'?!.ith~!! \!!!,ll•••••ml'!!!!lll•••••• l~Stor~opo::<ii;:"';;;;;;;,-;;;:455~ -.11 Unfumlthod ,_ Ll>dry i.Jr' Ailolto, WALK to -Dlz. S BR., · . ~TOR -STORAGE, -· -LADY "1th car .,
(I> bloct W. of Garfield & BeW!)
From $1:10 to $215 mo ..,..,.,:644-«111..,"'1-&m. :.t"·~::;;,., .... ,~ ~AITMENTS Ceo!• Melo ~or Unfvm. ml~um. er Unfum. 311) :fi='..:ot".._r.r 1n1o = = :;,.D.,.'"'!''!'JI
2 e ~~L""tu~L !.., -.; prtv. -· end. Oii Ille ~ THE EXCITING R·~ali w~ ·~ . t!M-'lm. ,,!\",;;:;:"~a~-Pi rn=..~g!.~~t ... PALM MISA APTS. -• _,_ -ALCXlllOLICS I Bacho~ ~ 1 Bdmt1
2 Bdrmt • ' Bdmt1
1¥.t or 2 Full Bath1
145 E. lBth st., a;t I; l8tb. Ml-1112 ~water. MlNUT!:S TO NPJ', BCH. WANTED TO RENT BJc Phone 50-mT or
845-4585. II --al 118, 2 BR !!12:_~,. T 'Q,.~ "':.: Un=~~~:..... Beu-<abln .... a..-.. P.O. -122!. Oll1a-. ii
Poohlde •1140 --~ ~ llls ""'1'11. plUI mlJeo al hlJCe pool, • eloct bit-nl ... l MQlt o1eef I com-~.;:•Ph-•. 2 ., I p ~ *SHADYELMS POOL* bl"--~-' .. _.........., . ......,,,, .,.. THE EXCITING w•flll:end. {Frt/Sat/Swl 001n:n_,p~ !1
' Ma1ter me bedn>0m1 w/ .• AdulChil~n next block up ~ ~ ~ .a car2 'pt, blcyde ...U., putt!nr, lbul-Im, oh .. """· drpt, l&una ' . -· t odultl, 4 ~ ·--•• J high beam ceilings, 1aqe F w•F ltu Pl ..,..., .. _ ".,... • .ml fltboard.-..... Juniorl'i etc. Adult&, oopeta. "·'' -...~••• ...,..-.>o>o'l"I {ii
living room w/gaa or rH urn re Ml chDdnm ok. No p~ta. 1roml11ii:i~i.1._ allot SINGLES From $150 PALM MESA APTS children. ....... .....,....,...._.., 44
..00 · burning fireplace. 117 E. 22nd St., CM --one! 2-~~ one! 1 BEDRM. From mo 0 4 BR. 1 •tr hie. ,.. ...... ., Social Clubl ;_,
Convenient laundry are& DEI,.UX 3 BR, 2 BA blt-lnl. TRIPLEX apt. Jee 2 Br, ahq 2-*"7 town boallel. Elec-2 BEDR.M. From $180 , Mea. Verde ICh1. 1 child. nND YOURSELF'··' ~ ldl~..:..~ .,..:· encl dbl pr, !<'pie, """"4 apt, bl...,-· laundey Irie ldtClmio. -le .. "°" Unfum Apts Avail,_, 110 fUN IN THE SUN•. Call 2U' 1133-1&!0. IN roMEONE El.SE' -··-....... '1acw' .. tlo. ~children ok,.., potz. m>. 1'x22 pYt patio. Wilk to or bolainleo. Cl1'pll!nr dn· to $15 L£ss. NEWLYWEDS ...,. ., ..,. DlllCOYlll ~ ~~.,~~atloft_..:. c~7 Nr Harbor A Baker. beach; $180. • $50. 4 Ptfitt. SWliernDean'°p&rk. You'rer!&ht. tbel''r.under-UI---N le snall ~~ ID $150. DISCOVIRY .., .. ~. ~. -~·" .. ~.. 0 961Hl979. ....,..,. 11G-1111 hit with ..._ Optional prlcedr U«1 -Dr. .,.,,.._ to ewportacll m-ms. 213-311'
"""· SPAC l "' 2 BR. 2 ha, -1 BU( 1o Beach. 2 hr maid ..m.e. Juot north al cs bl1u ,_, N...,,,n Blvd.I Unbelievably tarce apt& becorator furnllh-1',~,_ 1n N.,Y;Onlli"!
Model10pen10tll7pm crp1s, drpt, bllDI, -~ -· Jird, -·Part Fuhlon'hlonduJam-54B-98IO edHugePool,jlClllll,electrlcbull~lns,abag ~-PLAYBOY.,....:11. ""' painted. Covrd car fUm. 'Y'rt)' or W I n t er and 81.n ~ aw. Ro&d. LA MAHCllA .-..1. c1n-L 1 27IO Pelel'IOft Wey, CM Children ok, 830 Ce-61H111 ' Tel-(n4) 144-1'100 Brm1 New Delax Uni" c-,....., ..-. UUDI ~ more ..
nr Harbor Blvd a 548-1900 LAKE Pork. upo1n ... Irr rental -Roni -fir ,... """ ADULTS-NO PITS I I
Adame ~ ~,drp3 B'.r:_; = ::J: ~w1,..., 1 --or --IRAND NEW ~ ~ rei SINGW ...... $150 An_o.,_t, _ 500 i.t•-'.
996 Ma..., ' ' m or ALL tmUI'tES PAID • den. 2 BR's • S BR.'a. 1 IDRMS $160 UI! n370 1996 pie No. 1 .. ' -Fundlbld Aft!lahle n..n $1!6. lllbwsbr end • • , • • ' PSYC>IC>CYBERN"11C'S
il'tU'U m; College No. 5 : ' 612-'11l!5 CLEAN 2 BR. 2 BA. $1115 mo. ~ •-Mo'• •-on gv -=~ iraQ•, 2 IDRMS $1 IO • Acbl<wo Your-"
SPACIOUS Townhowle 2 BR. Gu lncld. Prtv r,tlo, elec ';;;ij. --..j;;' )'Oii ..b • ' ' ' ' ' e 11U114 Your loll ~ ~ Sf:r: f.:kt•r::'."-ki" s. -tntbloi.t. !H2-:D)I TllScottPl.,CM ~om ~SAL~~s..... : ~=v~ ~,~;·:~'71 ...
N6iw•·N'""1 5'1),41'19._==-. 1..11r.w/jj01111.lii'ijijlot~~iil~~~: ~ l.U:-1T..=. :YOU'RE Rl6HT--r~·Dr·. ~ .!"'....:,D ~:...Ith.-~-"!-'!!" si. -.. Paala .'!... ** BEAt;rif'UL 1 .. 2 BR. -Cl>l ... 1-odll, m . Pollo, -rm., $1112. W1r . pd. -· a ~ ~ ~ ~·-•
1• Con.........,. Ganlen = per.. ml/mo. 8d't5ll · -Nr UC Irvine. """'· Htd. POOL Multi, !ft. THEY'RE UNOERPRICEO! &r.>-!515.
PatiOI, ~ WALK TO BEACH Mir. 9'IH8l9 !ant ok. 188'1 Monnrvto. 1561 MESA DR., COSTA MISA
Just Flnllbed-Nr Schls $00. r1 /furn. avail. New l a 2 BR, cpttdrpO SEACLITF Maner Apto. 2 _.;548-5410:;;;::::·,....,.=..,...-= 5 ~lkL 54f iii lfvd.
2FunlllesB 2 fuW«onmell n.th! lH.led BR I w n~ .. 't .......... !!>I 16th. llfT-3(157. BR, 1164. Pool, Cit>ta. drpt, NEW 1 i j BR from $110. r, ~ ea poo • -• bltns. prb. dllpl. 1525 Near beach and lhopplz:v. ONLY 1 LEFT! Adults. 853 Center WU< to bch. Adlta. hlxurloua PlaomUa Aw. AU about 114 E. Db st., C.M.
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Water· All Paid. LRG. 2 BR. Co-. Sep. p~ 1111 pets. lltlr SL DELUXE •M J'rMm 2 Br BRAND.;:=~;:,~-lew--Adul~-, -Apq.-~2
Lower Apt $190 .. tlo. Wuli rm. Gar. S1M. iiiJGE 2 BR, 2 BA, ~ 2 BL 811'.iJii: Gor. VU. pd: BR, FNe UUJ. ""°'· Encl. ~ H'!°,;,rit!:· CM. ::.ir..~:.c M.,..r Pl. i=-nJ.f!;s_="' ::,,.'1;.~~:. :rirw~~ s. --
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TennJ1 Coorta. Game and E.Dh.St. 6C5-C'm.. NOW AYAIUU ... i ... Part tum lt desti-ed. ........ ....... s:g~ :'°s.CP&hd~ AVAIIABLE Feb. lit. Obi.
Bllllard Room. 1 &: 2 BR. Apa. Infantt ok. 'a 2......,. ..,_,. Adultl 2Ua1-llJ8.. OCEAN 1'RONI' 2 BR, N.wpart 8erlcb. Si 5 25!!0 911. n. conw ...,., Mii
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'C VW, reblt,. sood CODd. $500 c~, Xlnt cond. EJ.ect RacUo. attck, superior oon-1961 Ford station w....... · mil low mllea&o lllHl03. Bani!~ .. dr hMt:~ • , 1; xtru! $2250, ditkln. (YX'l'882). 9 pau. w/air p;,:·· 2001 MicbellOn Drive eii, 1up•rl.or car. • $2299 1971 Fon! LTD 2 -(Comer of MacArthur) YOUR ONLY (588CXW)s. 3299 10 NOYA COilE * '68 VW, SUnroof. rib. new "6'l Sqb&ck, IWll1. Jllaupunk CONNEI.L CHEVROLET hard top, air, clean, IMne. Callt 9':r.64 rACron ~ 'l\ip ....ntlont 1175. ~-'S':w"':....r:; 2828 Harbor Bl"&, r.!!'5at $89. per month n 4/83Utl:ll 2131627-0367 AUTtfORIZED C0~~:"1' ";.~',~{Ii!!;
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<-::;:-::;-:::;;;;;:;--;.o,;:;., -<;:;;; Radio, Id tlros, xln't OObd. ·tee~ ·-radr, nu bot-lul'" -·•~ 24 -~ ·· -~ p Larr«t aeledlon ol Cldil-CHEVROLET CONNELL CHEVRO' ~ 'ant ad ftSlllts ~•• ~· ··~ Good "-u--· ~ ~-~ mo. ---· P .S.. .s., •--ln ~--~-··-w ~· · • ~· ' 'tay. ....~ --v open end ieue. hnmed. new top. 47.000 mnea. _.. v~ .... -'-'U\Uly• 2828 Harlxr Blvd., tn.porW 9711 Autos, lmpo<tod 970 x tr a•· 118 5 0 · dellw?>6J:· per mo. Superl!r ear. (VSD351). Sal .. l.eulna. NEWPORT. BEACH Cot<ta M.,. 546-12l3 1~cl..,. ratio N:;,..,_ ~"fu, $1599 • Nabers J~m~. "'a... lmp&]a.1325. v~,.a1ri.:;!: :;~:, • VW's • VW's • VW's ...... ~ '" ml ]()() Alters ca11 613-8269 CONNELL CHEVROLE!' Cadlllac . ..~. sharp. <124LC!O. HP. Eng. & tnru<. 8,<XMI ml.. AMC 2828 -Blvd,. We ue 0..,,.. CoW1ty'a ,69 .. _ _, $3295 $2500 Invested. $950/offer. Costa Meu M6-Ul3 2600 HARBOR BL., newest Oeftolet dealer ,,ova, •11·"• auto, ... nt CAMPERS BUSES BUGS 540-9529. '56 BUICK Speetal. Che"Y COSTA MESA nnt!We _ed_~':'!?:-~~2ue candl'1. ;':.".!.;· ~n;.,ake .oa.r. 968-3973 CONNELL CHEVROl.El'
llGAINSlll B ~··-! OOPS! ooodltlon. 37,000 ml. •-540.9100 Open Sunday ·~ ,.-_ --2828 Harbor'Blvd., REAL BA ••• •n super lli'· "'"'"'"" · 675--0591. No calla after '6:'i) are 'flilltng to make excep-'72 MONTE Carlo, air, P/S, Coeta Mea 5'66-llm
SI•""'· Clementine. Sharp! LOOKEE HERE! p.m. tlooal used car dew. Como l'/8, 9000 -new cond. --.,7"'1'"'MJ"'AU.,.;;BU=-"'--=,..-----$1650/otter. ~ ext .f.l see 1,11, Many clean can to 548-2330 •1111: vw BUI ,_ ..... • ONLY -or 84&-0806. rop ol the Gremlin line. CADIL I-"'~~~,,--~--'"Vff Su ~ M Fully automatic w/alr con-LAC ""'· 1"9 Chevnrlel
BUS. ,129 ·n v.w . per . • .... "'"""'··.white w/black 1n. ~ · --SUPER SPORT '88 vcwt11 ON&.Y AM-FM, tape dee • plush ...... H-ARD 'Chevrol1t A,-6"'"7-&.!'.,_..-~c:: .. ~~~·~~~-
cpt'&· beaden. SUQJ, Orig =n.. H: ~~c·=~~ '69 C•dlll•c Eldorado '""" .-: 9 "'-rice C '• CAIPER s11• owner. 5"Hl353. U>aded I 26 000 u '69 CADIUAC NeWport --..... ,.,. Coupe. Power It •• r ' n •• x.t.llWt ONLY ,64 VW SUnroot Cocoa <nBTHJ. $1589 with th.ii • owner, • m es ' MacArthur Blvd• Jamboree V8, automatic, prwer steer-. bucket eeatli vin)il roof. '70 vw BUS ...... °"" s11• -Nu --ad. GUSTAFSoN $3699 Conv. 8"'wn .with tan top m.t555 Ing, factory air, vinyl rool radio, go._;... (1461119).
°""$OM. rss~:ur Gu, -1~~clo~ (N.e!llJIOrt i!atmnt] &a-~~~ '68 ClMIRii IYWP927>$1~y $2699 '70 VW OAIPER -UL -*** '67 Red bur. clean, Huntington E.... ~ "":':'t•-.:=., ..u at .............. . HOWARD Chevrolot CONNELL CHEVROLEI'
'71 VW -
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ty. 963-8532. BUICK 19'12 EL DORADO Cou "'"' (WPC45T). MacArtllur Blvd• Jambofte esa
L 19'12 vw pop.top camper. u.. black. bla,,.. black. 9,&;; ·s 1499' • os1s '72 MONTE CARLO
U emu• der 3,000 mi $3600. Call Tod 1965 Buick Sports wagon. Ex· mUes, llke new. All extru CONNELL CHEVROLE!' m4 Chevy ledan cnmpletely . · ,
548-240'1. eel cond, whit@, radio, auto, with tape. $'MOO. ~ 2828 Harbor' Blvd., resb:ftd &ood e:ia A trans Coup@. Automatic, p:nPer ' VOLVO PS. ro a.Ir, SSllJ or Best 1970 cad, 4 dr, DeVllle, rold Costa.Mn& 54&-1203 runs beaut1full)' $bl. or •t~. power brake-1,
reu otter. 64+ruJ). · w/brwn top, lull pwr, ltl!r WHOA NRUE! '70 CAllUO COtf( trade for --· ndlo. a ; r cnodt-. -~1 lm ... "'"-. tlon car caD Steve, 638--488'f Super I o r con d l Hoo. '64 VOLVO ·-n•~ra • .n ~-Mu.d u~~. '""· ··-· a-~-G ~·~ '°'1\j' "'"'v"' ,......... cond Best offer 54&--3086 Here's a biate at $4489 '69 IUUl:D rove. ( '"'&..1u;.).
2 Dr. 4 speed, maroon with ~1}:.>°· Call Bini days, '69 El Dorado. 'Blue. xint El Dorado. loaded for bear. Y-3, automatic, radk>, power '66 Impala, 9 pus ata wq., $35H
rebuilt engine *XX> miles ,62 Skvl&l'k. &ir cqns., p/s, cond. $3875. can 8.17·9517 aft Unbelievable value, HWT)' steerln&:, 10,150 mllet. 1 ~· .n;.f, whl1, lo mllel. CONNELl.. CHEVROLET ~ •• • Bet(OP,,F60, h7.,.,.,.) Onllyor SW.749. p/b, VS. Orig. owner. Xlnt 5 pm. on thlsG. U(!586BEYSTAFSO>~. owner. (587$2MJ69).9 131.~v pty. 2828 Harbor Blvd.,
--_, ··~ •0 •27•0 ·n Cad ~ D v 111 .. BLUE '69 Chevy van -auto Costa M... -= Bill Maxey Toyota., 18881 UJlru• _..., ~ v . ......,. e e · LINCOLN MERCtJRY trans. Xlnt cmd. '
Beach Blvd., Hunt Beach. A aood want ad II a K'OOd in-Gorg!OUS all xtru in-16800 Beach at Warner C'ONNEU. OIEVROLET * 96)-(1936 * '71 VEGA COUPE
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St?-3556. vestmenL coudlng ltbr. Lo mJ's. Must Hunt~.~ 2828 Harbor Blvd., 11 MAU8U . , .;.;c.=;;,..,.-.,.---=:990:. A UMd 990 .. u W. wlmd. S 5 2 7 5 . ~ eo.ta Meu 546-ml
-· IJtetl 990Autos, UHd 990' Autos, UHd ulot, 6<6-1234. ,70 Cadlllac: '65 MALIBU Stlck lhltt. .ndlo, low Dil1la. i;,=;:..;o=.--;.;.;.:""'-'..:....;-----. '6S Cad de vw., lull pwr.. Sedan DeVllle 9 PASS w•NIN (692BZS). t . air, twin, AM!f'M. v1ny1 llllU , $ 1399
, top, .n lthr lnL $2500. Full Power, Lea-1ntorior. & PASS WAliOll CONNELL CHEVROLEI' " ~7C98. Stereo FM & Tape Player, f
1i"J.nt\n.ann '68, Joadtd A Gold with whJte virJYI top, A!:,!:8·•.: ~ power ,.~ 1!..,~ .,~~1.;:. ..
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"12 lllllatll "" Elocln 225 O.Otam. vtnll top, vlnJl lntmor,
full power, factory air condllionlna. tilt 1tff1'-1nr ~ Allll'M ,..,.. ndlo, wlll• ildl
wan -..._ vf 1ow m11-. -· (641;DZZl. 'tlll
'72 M..ulQIJIS BROUGHAM
4 Dr. H.T. run· ,,....,., ,....,..,. air, tilt -i
AM·P'M •tereo, dual ccmfort Jetta. vinyl top.
tapestry lnta'krr. (881.EAR).
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'71 EL DOIUD08
Factory 4Jr CondtUonln&. Full power, tilt A
teleeooplc 1tffrlns. stereo. Ylnyl top, clotb or
full leather interior. Most all 4lx. atru. 4 to
c:t.oc.e trom. Al low u (ZIS-CJSI. . .....
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RI ...... Cpe. nctotJ Air OondltJoalnr, \'llQll
top, tun vtnyl trlliertar, an powier, tit •tHl'tl•' whee~ -ll1Allll dlx. extru. (XJ!G.QS)
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Vleyl top, taPHlr)' lnterlor, full powwio!:'
tol')' a.lr, Ult wheel. AM•l'M, pown door
twtUpt Rfttinf!l (&U-A81)
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IAlxUrious 4-dr. n&ruwp. !ICtorY ·alr condl· tkmlna. full power vinyl lol\ beautitul taP86
try interior. tllt wheel. Auto. tram., radio.
he&ter, W/W tlrel. Abeolutely lbowroom frelh WITH LESS than 9000 rnUes. See to believe.
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'72 GRAND PRIX
VlrQtl top, bucket -.ta, console, power steer-
tnc a braku, elec. wtndowl, AM·FM 1tereo,
tUt whetl, air condltlonln&. vecy low mUeage,
(691).ELU).
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'71 BtJICI
Rlvlera Cpe, Factory J.Jl, Condldonina. V!nyl
top, full vtn)'I interior, full power, tilt 1teer-
inl. 1tareo etc. (887-C'J'N),
.4444
'71 SEDAN DE mJJI!
\"IDrl top, leather tnter1ort .!'~ual comfort Ht.ti, !\Ill ,......, lactoey air, AM•FM. ....... door ~ Ult wheel, crulle ocmtrol, twWa:ht IJl!'l'I· ua.i radial tlftL l.na .Ulan 23,()(){j mJles.
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... GllAND PRIX
run power, factory air cond!Uon, bucket lffta.
con10lt, tilt wheel. radio &nd heater, white
1'6t wall Ura (YBNl61).
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ofler ..... JSS(lorm-nop. CREVIER MOTORS IP1Xll8l. 3299 ~12~:/~~:-!5~~;
ELDORA001!72tmac .. wbt Jn! W. lit St., Santa Ana $1099 CONNELL CHEVROLEI' ~
,.,_ itnt: Sum!, lo 135-3171 CONNELL CHEVROLE."r . 2828 -)!lvd., ' '71 &AMARO ~= <.• ~ off e r • '69 Conwrtible S 2 9 5 0 • 2828 Harbor Blvd., ' Oos(a Mna 1Mf.l2)3 =.;;::::-~._· --~ A-ately perlEctt All lux· Cot<ta M... 546-12l3 7 EXCEP110NA{ ' Gold car. Super oondltlon.
'tlll --lull lll'Y opdom. Wholesale prlc-'69 <>!EVY Nova. Oean. VALUE Radio, ,_... .,_ •
P'"" ':.. ~-lt8'eo radio. ed for quick tale! Dave, New tira Sl2JO. 1 bra kt 1 , auto ni a t t e .
$1Zil • ....,..,. <>Hl615, ~19'12. 64&<!:Dl or 518-3517 1m ~~· (133ITE>. ~A;;"';;°';;• ;;Qtod;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;990;;;;;;;A;;u;;t°';;•;;!.l;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;990;;;A;;iu;;;"°';;;•;;;u;;;·-;;:;;:;;;;;;990~l • ~ ..., · 1.!!!" $2999 . ra .... ._ pugea, m ' cuo-CONNELL CHEVROLET Ell'). Hold On! $1889.
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Hlintinaton ~ New ·tram.~. ttret.
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'67 Chov. Sport Van WI ..... _. -· top, 108" wheeJ~ ~ standard upho\s" & pUrt job. $500.
-<UTWl17). ONLY -aft 5 wlolu <r .... $11'5 1,,;:tlm:::,:,• -""=lo!d.=;..~~~~ I HOWARD Chovrolot •n Monte Carlo. xln't oond. N.wport:IMch Air cond, auto tram, p/a,
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SUNDAY,HOVEMBER12
lO:OOAM D 9 Pro Footbell Oakland Raiders vs. the Bengals at Cin·
cinn•tl.
12:30 B ())Pro Footbell Pnl-Game Show
1:00 II ()) Pro Footbell Detroit Lions 11$. Minnesota Vikings.
3:A5 II Cl) Pro Football Post-Game Show
4:00 &I USC Football Chick Hearn narrates a collection of taped high·
fight.$ from this se.son's Trojan football schedule. Included are
scenes from games with Michigan State, Stanford, California,
University of Washington and University of Oregon, as well as
Illinois and Oregon State. I
D CJ) Col .... Footblll '72
5:00 CJ) C.lebtfty hrty "Fight of the Century" Documentary of the !
fight between Packy East and Sugar Ray Robinson. 1
D Notre Dame Football Air Force at Colorado Springs.
5:30 D John McKay Show
8:00 U Roller Games Los Angeles T-Birds vs. the Texas Outlaws.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13
6:00PM Cl) Ci) Monday Nl&ht Pro Football Cleveland Browns vs. San
Diego Chargers at San Diego.
9:000 Forum BoxJnc "Irish" Frankie Crawford fights Hugo Barranza
in a IO.round Lightweight bout.
11:15 g) Roller G•mn
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14
5:30PM 11 The Jerry Wut Show
5:55 O Laker Wann·Up
6:008 Labr BHketball Lakers vs. Milwaukee Buck.s in Wisconsin
{five).
9:30 1J The Pepper Rodprs Show UCLA coach Rodgers shows film
hlghllghts from the Nov. 11 game at Washington State.
10:00 II) Celebrity Party "Fight of the Century" A 1\1 news documen·
tary of the fight between Packy East and. Sugar Ray Robinson
filmed at the estate of Bob Hope in Toluca Lake.
11:00 II) Grambfln1 Coll91e Footbllll Grambling vs. the University of
Hawaii in Honolulu.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15
9:30PM O Tommy Prothro Show Ram Coach Prothro discusses the
Nov. 12 game with the Denver Broncos.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16
8:00PM llJ Boxln1 From the Olympic Heavyweights Pedro Lovell and
Terry Hinke In a 10-round bout.
9:30 O R•m• ActJon Fllmed highlights from the Nov. 12 game be·
tween the Rams and the Denver Broncos.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17
7:00PM a:> RoHer Derby
7:55 O f(fnp W•rm·Up
8:00 O f<lnp Hockey Los Angel~ Kings vs. Vancouver Canucks.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18
l :OOPM 11 Roller G•m• Los Angeles T·Blrds vs. Teitas Outlaws.
D CJ) (I) Colle1e Footbllll
1:30 m Championship BoWllfll
3:00 II Remt AdiOn
ti) Futbc)l.Soccer
4:30 0 NFL Game of the Week
5:00 D CJ) (j) NCAA Coltec• football Spedal UCLA me.ta No. 1
ranked 'USC llv• from the Coliseum.
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THE DAILY "LOT, TV WEEK. NOV!MBER 12, 1972
CHANGE FOR SCOTT
George C. Scott is tough! Just ask the millions of movie ra who
have watched films starring the Academy Award-winning act • But
George C. Scott can be as meek ns a lamb. Says who? Says George
C. Scotr.
He proves it when he stars in "The Trouble With People," the
original comedy which Broadway playwright Neil Simon wrote espe-
cially for the Bell System Family Theatre. The show airs on NBC,
Sunday (Nov. 12) at 9PM . Scott will share the laughs with a roster
of top performers including Joseph Campanella. James Coco, Valerie
Harper, Renee Taylor, Jack Weston. Gene Wilder and special guest
star Alan Arkin.
Danny Simon, Neil's brother (who is producer and co-director for
tile special) said : .. This is a real change of pace for Scott. He wel·
corned this offbeat role and we were delighted. He plays a sort of
Casper Milquetoast individual who tries to solve a problem which
threatens to overwhelm him."
Scott stars in "The M an Who Got a Ticket," one of the ftve
sketches which make up "The Trouble With People.'' His tormenter
in the sketch is a policewoman, played by Elaine Shore (who ap-
peared as the secretary in the Arnie series). All of the Simon sketches
have one thing in common: They deal with individuals who Rnd
themselves in some son of difficuhy.
for example: Arkin and Miss Harper (of The Mary Tyler Moore
Show) share the stage in "Double Trouble" as a husband and w ife
with minor ailments which cause major crises.
Campanella and Miss Taylor are in "The Night Visitor." She i~ a
frightened apartment dweller and he is a helpful police detective.
Coco. in ''The G reasy Diner," plays a man who visits a not-so·
nice eatery where unexpected things happen.
Weston and Wilder appear in "The Office Sharers" as rwo men
who have faced each other on work days for eight years.
Neil Simon said he and his brother Danny had definite ideas ~bout
casting the show. Said Neil: "We approached this just us we do a
Broadway play. We wanted people who would be exactly right for
each role and we were lucky to get the ones we wanted. For eumple.
we knew that Coco would be perfect as the frightened customer in
'The Greasy Diner.' And I was absolutely sure that Arkin would be
ideal in 'Double Trouble.· "
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SUNDAY, NOVCMallt 12
5:00 3 "M•d•m• X" (dra) '66--l.an• Turner John Forsythe. 5 (C) "Cklnn&ht et Comm11nche crffk'• (wes) '6~1• Murphy, Col-
IHn Miiier, 6:30 11 (C) "Cur .. of the Swemp Creeture" (hor) ·~ohn Acer. Francine
York. 7:30 9 (C) ''Green Mensi-" (rom) '59--Audrey Hepburn, Anthony Perkins 1:00 11 (C) "Heroes of Telemerfi" (dra) '6!>--Klrll OousJH, Rlcherd Herris.
9:00 1 3 6 (C) "True Grit" (wH) '71-John Wayne, Kim Darby. 11:00 9 (C) ·~hen•" (wes) '53--Alan Ladd. Jean Arthur. 11 "l'ilever Love a Strensef"' (dra) '58--John Banymo,.• Jr .. Lit• Miian.
l l :30 6 (C) "flat Top" (adv) '52--stertina Hayden, Richard Carl•on. 1S "Th• Edie" (dra) '48-0ouafas Fairbank• Jr., Merta Montez.
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1 (C) ''Ov•,. the Hiii Olin&" (wes) '69--ht O'Brien, Walter Brennan. 5 (C) '"The Shuttered Room" (hor) '67--Gia Youna. Carel Lynley.
9 (C) "Danserou• Oeys of Kiowa Jonea" (dra) '66--Robert Horton,
Diane Baker. 4 10 (C) "Giant'' Concl. (dra) '70-Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor.
1 tC) "Joe" (dra) '70-Peter Boyle. Dennis Patrick. 9 1-Curse of the~vln COfPM" (horl '&4-Helen Waren, Roy R. Sheider. 13 "Thunder Pau" es) '54--Andy Devine.
2 I "Th• Cruel •" (dra) '53-Jack Hawkins. Donald Sinden. 3 "Lea MlaereblH" (dral '52-Michael Rennie, Robert Newton. 6 "MIHlon to Hell With Secret Atcent FX-15" (mya) '63-Horst Frank.
1 (C) "Honor of D,..cula" (hor) ~8-Peter Cushlns, Michael Gough.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14
1 (C) "ThoH Mesnlflcent Men In Their Flylns M1chln19" Part I (com)
•6$-Stuart Whitman, Sarah Miles. 9 "The Matchmaker" (com) '58-Shlrley Booth, Anthony Perkin•. 1 3 6 CC) ''The Victim" (sus) '72--Elliebeth Mont1omery, George
Maharis. 2 I (C) "Th• Stran1•,.. In 7A" (dra) '72--Andy Griffith, Ida Lupino. 9 "Dlabolklu•" (mys) '5S-Slmone Slgnoret, Vera Clouzot. 2 I "The PrlHt'a Wife" (com) '71--Sophla Loren. Marcello Mastroianni.
MDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15
1 (C) ''Tho .. M•'1'1flc•nt Men In Their flyln1 Mechlnea" Concl. (com)
'65--Stuert Wh.tmen, Sarah Miies. 5 (C) •'The Shutte,..d Room" (hor) '67--Gla Youns. Cuol Lynley. 9 (C) "Juflus ce ... r" (dra) '69--Chartton Heston, John Glelaud. 9 "Did You Hear the On• About the Travellns Salnlady7° (com) '68-
Ptiyllis Diller. 13 "Double Jeopardy" (dra) '55--Rod Cameron, Jack Kelly. 2 I "Th• L."·Handed Gun" (wes) '58-f>aul Newman, Joht1 Dehner.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16
7 (C) "Alverez Kelly" Pert I (wes) '66--Witllam Holden. Richard W•d·
mark. 5 (C) ''The Shuttered Room" Chor) '67--Gia Youna. Carol Lynley.
9 "Operetlon Pacific" (adv) ·51-John WaY.n•. Patricia Neal. 2 I "In Cold Blood" (dra) '67-Robert Blake, Scott Wlf1on, John
Forsythe. 9 "GlofY at See'' (dra) '53-Victor Mature, Alexander Scourby.
ll ''The Avenaers" (adv) 'SO-John Carroll, Adele Mara.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER J7
7 (C) "Alvarez Kelly" Concl. (wesl '6&-Willlam Holden. Richerd W1d· marti. 9 (C) "Topaz" (sur.) '69--John Forsythe, Frederick Stafford.
2 I CC) "McUntocld" (dra) '63~John Wayne, Mau,.een O'Hara.
J3 ''Voodoo 18'ancl" (mys) '57-Boris Karloff. Beverly Tyl.,..
5 (C) "The Shuttered Room" (hor) '67-Gia Youna. Cuol Lynlty.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11
9 (C) "Cold O.y In the Part!" (dra) '6~andy Dennis, Michael Burns 4 10 (C) '"The 8,...,, Beret•" (dra) '68--John Wayne, David Jenr.sen.
5 "Attack of the f'Uppet People'' (sci-fl) '58--John Ac•r. John Hoyt.
11 ''The Piiot" (lld11) '38-Clertl Gable, Myrna Loy.
3 (C) "The 54'nd-.en" (dra) '60--Robert Mitchum Deboreh Kerr. 2 "Captain Newmen, M.D." (com/dra) '64--Greaory ~eek, Tony Curtis,
Bobby Darin. • 6 "'TWo 6 T-Malin Sill" (com) '62-Georae Chaklri•. Janet Sco11 1 (C) "In Uti. Flint" (adv) '67-James Coburn, Lee J. Cobb .
I "'On the ._ch" (dra) ·59-Gregory Peck. Ava Gardner.
9 "Devil Bat'a Dau,ntef'' (mys) '4~osemary La Ptenche . lJ CC> ~1 Bombed Peart Harbor" (dra) '61-Toshlro Mifune.
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olds, Andy Griffith.
@Felt llffar .,...._ Y.n.tJHow m w•matiM w ... '" ..... @mO..ltt-MI ..... .. _... ...
D Tiit Ex,i.nn "The El19t' Dance11
of scalin1 a fOfblddtn mountain flee .
Four youna men set out Oft an a ·
'cttlnr txpedltion. .,, ........
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UoYd Bridats Is host and "'"*' Q) Utae 1au1s
of the trut ldwentures of Giii, Sea 7:0I B D .._.
oorl~~l=i~~(dr1) e MUTUAL Of OMAHA'S
'6&-llna Tum.r, John Fol'IJlht. * WILD KINGDOM
0 fn NIC ..._ stars M•lin Peticins a lilftit: (C) (21w) ,...._ at 0 m ...... ,.. 'it.net of the
C..•MCM ~ (WIS) '63--Au· Kln1aroo" Whllt watdmtt the lflY
dlt Mu[J>hy, CollHn Miiier. llanproo In its fomt hablt.t, one
@ ...., learns that the Austtalian habitat 0 I All SoMboclJ also supports other anlm1I lift ...
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Is Johnny .Bench.
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7:30 IJ AMII _. tile to.1 Annn son,
Louis, meets, 1 strana• old man in
th• palace wtlo Is mtklna bttu·
tiful stass wind chimes. To wfn a
set of chimes, Louts Is lured Into a
danatrous r•mt with hhnself 11
the pftze. a am 11s<w; 1 C1etw ••
IOI lftCI Ille Mft'lde ef P.S. 14 Alp
Wilson's childhood trials, trlbul1llons
and triumphs hiafllllht the ftrst •nl·
mated "*'-' based on comedy
charade11 he hat crtated. CIJ n.. ,.,....,.
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(Continued)
'THE SMILE OF THE WALRUS' • • • AS ENIGMATIC AS MONA LISA'S
Does a walrus really smile? The an·
swer is for the "eyes of the qeholder"
viewing Metromedia Producers Corpora·
tion's "The Smile of the Walrus," pre-
miere special of the season's The Un·
dersea World of Jacques Costeau, on
ABC (Nov.15) at SPM. -
hunters await them where the Bering
Sea bottlenecks beween Siberia and
Alaska.
In any event, a walrus today certain·
rls· ly has something to smile about. Unlike
other creatures studied in the wild by
Captain Jacques Cousteau, and scien·
tists and divers of Calypso, the walrus
It would seem at that point the wal·
ruses are as vulnerable as penny arcade
targets. However, weather is so consist·
ently poor, hunters can only venture out
one day in three. And because their
lives" depend so crucially on the plenti·
fulness of herds, Eskimos tend to re1u·
late their own hunting practices more
closely than the already strict laws. The
Eskimo village, Gamble, St. Lawrence fa·
land, averages 350 walruses a year.
Their population is 400, which meant
less than one walrus per person. One
year only five walruses were taken by
the village.
th• is not an endangered species. Once
slaughtred indiscriminately by sealers
and whalers, they diminished from hun·
dreds of thousands to under a hundred
•rs.
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a ,.
thousand. However, the enactment of
strict laws kept the animal from being
completely decimated and recent esti·
mates place their numbers at about 150
thousand.
This does not mean walruses are pro-
tected completely. Eskimos on St. Law-
rence Island depend on these "whale
horses of the North" for survival in much
the same way ·Indians depended on buf •
dra) falo. Every year at Spring the great
beasts migrate to the Arctic-what they
do there is unknown, but it is surmised
this is a time for breedins. And every
,. year. in a ne~er ending replay, Eskimo ---------------•
For animals who survive the rlaors of
migrating and elude the hunters' bullets,
Almska's Walrus Islands in Bristol Bay
are a declared walrus sanctuary. Here
they return in the Falt on south bound
Ice before Winter settles over the Arctic.
So while a walrus' life might not be a
barrel of laughs, or even a hearty
chuckle, it certainly deserves a smile.
And if that smile sometimes seems aa
enl1matic or as melancholy H Mona LI·
sa's, It misht be because tt's tlose to
ml1rating tl~e.
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of ecddtnta befell U. Col. Bl•k• end G 11..W IMllltiel
suspkton It ftrat fells on Trapper g di ...... .,.. T11e1tre "Cousin
becaae the CIOftllMftdlftl offbr 'eel Bette .. W.. e.tte Ilea" ttllt Steln-
refustd hltn l*Mtasioft to l&M the bodt lntenls to marry Hortense she
compa111 ..._ • u wenl111 dlt1. b enra1ed. SM 1CCepts Valerie's of· a 9 e r •w I s...t• 1.. fer to thar• an apartment paid tOf ......., e. ,... Tht eaperi by Hector.
ca111M of "Ptlftuts'' comic atrtp e Y ~ Sllwla
faN tours wrioua European loca· t:JO 8 Cl) lbellil The enemies of de·
tloM aftd ~ bis Ice sbtlnc U · ported 11n11ord Bruno R1ff11l (Her·
pertile as a star of the 1972 Ship· old Gould) beline he has slipped
ltlcls MCI Johuon Ice Follla. bKk Into the country and are dts·
"Puftub" crNtor Chartea Schulz perately tryinc to track him down.
is i.ost. Btllnda Monteomery also cuests.
B ROU£R GAMES DIRECT 1· NtWI * T-Birds vs; Outlaws n. lie Queatioll
I llllf ..... 10:00 D a§ m Ntpt lllllltfJ "You Can
(J) (I) m Tttt Fii "The Wlz· Come Up Now, Mrs. Miiiikan" A
anl" Rem Martin cuuts as Geor1e scientist, whose far-out Ideas kHP
8am1WS who tmbtulta from the failln1, Is convinced his final, ultl·
bank wfltre flt WOfb and uses tilt mate experiment will succted, with
money to recNlt proftuioftal crfm· the aid of hb faithful wife. Ozzie
inals for a $3 mlllic>fl robbery. and Haniet Nelson and Ro1er Devi's GI 1111w1t: (C) (2tw) ......_. 1t star.
T.-...t" (dra) '6S-Klrk Dou1ln, B m tB .....
Richard Harrla. Ulla Jacobson. G C..••ltJ Feedback
., ....... ,.... .. fJl) at firiltl u...
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Lei ....... C1l1dtft 10:15 fB fatfwaJ ln MPlft
fl) E ~ lO:JO I) Tiie Plwl9dlws "The Arst Circle" 8 .... : .(C) .., ........ 1D ht" Harry Rule is called on to Jive pro· G> a.. .. ......,. tection to 1 man whose mind has &> ~ 1-"t.l·Sllew snapped, and who now li'm In a
l:JO 8 ()) S..-..... .., Oppor-private nlehtmare of war honors.
tunity comes scratdllnc at S.ndy's 8 KNIC Spedal: r,.. TdlJ Witll
door wfltn stlt'1 selected to be the U.. The stOI) of Tulley Brown.
BubbllS Galore Girt In a commercial director and founder of Direction
tor 1 new bubble bath that has one Sports, a pro1ram for disadvantaaed
side effect-it aivts Sandy the youths that teethes readin&, writlnt
seven hour itch. lttsdltdlllld. and arithmetic in the context of O TM tllldt Qef sports. The film profiles this man
9:00 fl Cl) Diet Y• .,,.. Sflew An who has c:onceived an assortment of
after-dinner parlor a•~"Who Oo lessons that youngsters ca n apply to
You Want to Ber'-sparks Jenny's baseball, basketball and football to
dream thet she ls Lene Horne and learn basic educational skills.
inspim a special edition of Dick's U Carner Ted A1Wtatron1
teltvblon allow, starrlni Dick as 1 Cl) TM bll Toudl
combnatlon Mlr'k Ttwaln-Frad Astaire. al SM Dit.. hllOraMI
D Geo. C. Scott Jn Neil m """ * Simon Comedy. Bell a leldtta ,,.. tlM For1111t
System F1mlly Theatre. ll:OO fl Cl Cl) l1i Nftl eaew.,..f...,n... .... _ .... n1 .. •
...-•rn.a T ... With p I ,, (I) MM: '"f1.t Top (dra) 52 -
.uw m• rou.,.t ~P ~ Ster11nc Hayden.
BroadWIJ playwrlaflt Nell Simon s IJ Mevil: (C) "'Slaua" (was) '53
ori,lnal comedy for teltvlslon con· ~n udd, Jean Arthur.
slstJ o( five autches. All havt OM m Mtwie· .,..., Lew I .,..,.,.,
thine In commo.......they deal with (dra) •sa-:...John Barrymore Jr., Lit•
people who find thernselws in some Milan, Stew McQuHn.
sort of difficulty. Geor1t C. Scott ls QJ btllryw Kwit•"'
the star. Alan Arkin Is special l'JtSt. f1D J...tl
Also starrlnc '" Joseph Campana!· m ....
la, James Coco, Valerie Harper, Re· ll:JO 8 •• Of tM Qa ..
nff Taylor, JKk Weston and Gene I a S.IMlay T11lpt ...
Wlldtr. (I),._,
D SUNDAY NIGHT MOV1E CJ) r...,. * .. True Grit" with John m Mtvtt: "111t &lie" (dra) '48--Wayne In hi• Academy Oou1111 Fairbanks Jr.. Marfa Mon·
Aw1rd-wlnnin& role tez.
D (J) (I) m uc ....., Mevte: I b11tr '-'"•
(C) <2'hM> "1''91 lltt" (ns) '71-1%:00 ""' John Weyne, Kim O•rl>J, Olen Camp· 12:15 ....._: "'Ola A l'Ntf'' (adv) '65
bell. John W1ynt 1t1n In hb Aud· --Ann-Merrret Alain Delon.
emy Aw1rd-wlnnin1 rolt as Deputy 1:00 B ..-.: "Mr. LlldJ" (com) '43
Marshall "Rooster" Coaf>um. a on•· -Ctry Grant, Laraine Day.
eY9Cf, hard-bitten, hard·drlnkln1 I••· I s,.Mill( f,..,,
man who Is hirtd by • yo11n1 ah1 CJ) .._.
to find tht man who murdered her l:JO MM! "llMllM Dtaar -~
'JH• DAILY PILOT, TV •••IC, NO'fllM••• n. Im
WOODSTOCK'S TV DEBUT
Woodstock. Snoopy'a flnt·ftathered friend and sometlmt secretary In t:ttt "P11.
nuts" comic strip, makes hb television debut In "Snoopy's fntematlonal Ice Fol·
Hes," a musical comedy·on-lce special on NBC, Sunday (Nov. 12) at 8PM.
"Woodstock's a lot of fun ... I find myself smilln1 even when no Oftl c1n Ml
me," reported 9-year-old Joy lynn Leduc, who we1rs the bl1·be•k1d Woocbtock
costume to skate In the special. Dauaflter of two lonatlme Ice Follies pros, Joy has
been skltln1 with Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies for thrff seasons. father Bob
Leduc, 1 member of the Scarecrows comedy act. has been with the follies since
1948. Mother f<lthy, one of two Ice folliettes llne ctptains, has skated with the
follies sine• 1958.
Bob and KathJ were married In 1960 1nd started what they call their "owwn production company." Both Joy Lynn and baby Susanne. now fivt, have travtlltd
with the follies since they wtra 1 year old. "I like to skate becaus. It's htA,"
»'/ said. "Somttlrnts I fall dow11, but I Just 1et up 111ln," •he ldcled phlloeophtc·
111). Joy ltartld sbtina with the Ice follies at 11e ail as the "Maybe" bllf .of
"Bumble and Maybe." Currtntty she Is featured with the tllow'i anhnal chlracttr,
Hemle·tht·Nurd. When Woodllodl was deslrtd, expreuly for the NBC-lV wedtf,
she Jumped It the chanca to pfey the role. "I wistl they'd mau Woocbtock 1 rtplaf part of the show," Jor co,...__,, ''I j_,,t !owe him."
......
•ROADS TO FREEDOM'
"The .Roads to Freedom," a
J 3-week BBC-produced serial
dramatization of French philoso-
pher Jean Paul Sartre's literary
masterpiece. will be presented
exclusively on KCET, Channel
28. beginning Monday (Nov.
l 3) at 1 OPM. The TV series.
distributed in the United States
by Time-Life Films, and the tril-
ogy of novels-"The Age of
Reason." "The Reprieve" and
"The Dcfcated"--on which it is
based recreates the confusion
and decadence of the period
leading up to the fu ll of France
in 1940.
M ajor attention is focused on Dulel ~ .... o1 Ra~
the individual and inter-relating ud Mldulel ...,_., two of E..-
conft. icts of the three principal ........ .,....11eton, llan ~lpil
h I d b M . h I roles • XCb"• MW •BC ...,,. c aracters, p aye y . 1c a~ calloll, ~ Ro .. to Fl'ffdo9."
Bryant, currently nppeannf m
the film, ''The Ruling Class'; Daniel Massey, son of Raymond and
who was N oel Coward in the film, "St'\r"; Georgia Brown, an in-
ternationally known English singer-actress who played a major role
in the Broadway and I...oodon productions of "Oliver"; and Donald
Burton, Enalish stage and television star.
As with the novels, the TV dramas raise basic philosophical q~
tions of modem times: Can average and fallible human beings main-
tain, or recapture. a measure or freedom in a mechanize'd, dehu-
m anized world? Are there roads to freedom in a culture where sex,
p-eed. and the debunking of traditional values have made the pur-
suit of h~roism extremely difficull?
,... 10
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 12, 1972
MOND AY
NOVEMBER 13
m .... • ... M"'"' m Tiii c..rtlJllp .. f.ddle'a r1thtr
fl!) (Ji) Tiii o.cttk C:..p.111J .Laa .......
g,DMWllle'aT .... Tall
BTW Clrt
for momlna •nd 1ttemoon llstinp, G> LI Herl faelllar ett1 Cenautlo I
pleese see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. &) SPM4 ltlCtr
Below. ,°' your convenience. a .•:00•••a .,..... I the d1y'1 movies. (I) G!J......, Pro Football
Clevtland 1t Sa Dieao.
DAYTIME MOVIES It "Blessed Ate They''
.... Wtst
9:00 m .. I Ai• at tile Stirs" (com) '60
-turt Juraens, Victoria Shaw.
9:30 O (C) 4'119 lucaftffr" (adv) '59
-Yul Brynner, Charlton Heston.
10:00 00 "Jofl11111 Trotiblt" (dr1) '57-
Ctcll Kell1way, Ethel Barrymore. It "Ride a Crootad Mile" (dra) '38
-Leif Erickson, Akim Tamiroff.
12:001J (C) .. Alo111a of tlla s.uttt Seas"
(adv) '41-Jon Hall, Dorothy LI·
mour.
1:00 m (C) "Latin lowtrs" (rom) '53-
lana Turner, Ricardo Montalban.
1:30 O "Will11 In Ult Dart" (adv) '35
-tary Grant, Myrna Loy. 0 "13 West Street" (dra) '62-
Al•n Ladd, Rod Steiaer, Michael
Callin.
3:00 Cl) (C) "Thfff Violent Peeple" (dra)
•56-Charllon Heston, Anne Bnter.
@) (C) ''Wlltre Love Has CMt"
P1rt I (dra) '64-8ette Davis, Ml·
cl)lel Connors, Susan H1yw1rd.
rVfNIN\.
4:00 II Mftit: (C) "Tarzan aid tlM
Creal ltlvtr" (ldv) '65 -Mike
Henry, Jan Murray, Rater Johnson.
Tarun finds trouble as he ps
deep into the Amazon reaion.
0 TIM Rlflaun 0 Cil al l.owt Allmican Stylt m luas aftd His luddia
mcentte ltn
&JNIH
eJl) (ij) Snl• Street
~ My flWOfite Marti1n
{!) Ftlia t1M Cat
4:30 (}) Youtll lft the 7f1a D rather Knows lest 0 lltws Benti. Schubeck O r lroop m Yoai and Friends
0) Clllit.ln's lsllnd
~ lite Flintstones
aJDot4ZPM
{!) ll•bl
5:00 CV """ a D (6 )@) Newi
(j) Drapet
0 8tt Surt m Th• f1ifttN1tts m '9tticioat Jut1dion
fl) LI fabrka
fil) (JI) Mister Roprs' Ntl(tlbtftloed
n;,Trafls Welt
9 Dick Vtn Dyte
&)ThlffStaeat•
5:15 EE P1nora1U M1mcllal
s:30 m Cil """ 8 Maybtny RF'D
(j) Movie: (C) ''llKll Orphtua"
(dra '59-Marpessa Dawn.
ON..,
D '"'"' Hitlbllllea (lg Alli(llMllt Carl Susskind hosts.
• Ttlt JRitllllla .,. __ ,,..u•c
(1j) c.m..e..-
fB Ml hlcl EM_ ..
fl!) H1•rr••1t LM1• a...,..,., llfD
EE Actit11 nun mnr..-...
6:30 D Mewie: (C) (90) "Over the Hiii
CH(' Pit O'Brien, Walter Brennan,
Chill Wills.
(J)CISNtws
ai Mm Cl1ffl• Sllow m AalJ Crfffitll
ll)C616pn'ala1Md !Bl CAE: Celltte Credit Count
fll) Mall111 T1111111 Crw "Musing
a Window'' u;, ....... ear.11 si-ow
91,.... Acm a;> ,.,..,.. , .....
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7:00llDIDNtws It ~ (C) (2tlr) "The Shut-
tertlll .._ .. (hor) '67-Glc Youna.
Carol lynley.
(j) Wlldllft Tilntn D Mat's My UM? m1 Ltwt Lucy OJ I DreaM 9f Jtanftie
(Jj) flri•I LIN
fl) fray DiabHllo
eJl) Wt.eels, Kiins aftd Clay "Build·
inti Pol forms by Coll Methods"
fl) El AIMr Tlt1t Cira dt Mujtr 9 lhwlt: (C) °'TNJ ... .,. m .... .., Pimrro
&)s,.Mltacer
7:30 11 ~ ... , Ma11t1'1 St.IM Up and
CMtr Florence Hende110n ruests.
a"" .... Price •• 1tJPt (i) Sap .. Westam M111
(I) Tiit ,... ea ..
D MMIH $ 11w1t: CC> (2hr> ,...,.,... o.p •f lliowa Jones"
(dra) '66-Robert Horton. Diane
Beker, 5'1 Mineo.
(ljW'.W .. ,..
mTW11.t m 0ra,..t
fl)c:a.,iltt.
fl!) r11 QI Clt'uan m 11le Mwnt11tr
Ui) Ml1..ut.1Vawft Sllow
&) Tiit Mia• Fa•tly
1:00 II (I) C1llSIMllt ''1'1tum" Gelle I
Evans plays • vlrorous alent of a
man -"o challtnfes an anrry bear 1
to save his family. With Tatum dyina
from the wounds Inflicted by the
bear. M1rsh1I Olllon takn him and
his older dauahters to the place
where Tatum-a former out11w-has
chosen for his bu rill. But a crowd
of anrry citizens of the town •I·
tempt to block tt11 Marshal IS he
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WED<, NOVEMBER 12, 1972
IHdS the old man home to die. m MetroNews Special Re·
D t1i m Lltlp-111 Sally Struth-* port The Sensuous City
ers, TV dau1hter of Archie Bunker, D Gt Nen
auests as a sinaln1 sopllistlcate fJ Cri• f1c1it1n Special 1uests
end as Tarzan's mete. are attorney Glldp Towlts Root, D Tiit RMkies "The Good Die and Frank Pappas the Realonal DI·
Youn(' Two attractive polieewom-rector, Buruu of Narcotics and
en offer themselves as bait In an Danaerous Drop, United Statal De·
1tt1mpt to catdl a swin1in1 sin1les partment of Justice.
murderer. Ori1inally announced for II) 1111 Cesbf Sltew
Nov. 6 and pre-empted by paid Ii]) .._ Do Yew Qi'*'11 Crew?
politlcll telecast. EE BEST THEATER IN LA! m Ne1an'1 HetMS * JEAN-PAUL SARTRE'S
ID Ptny Masot1 "ROADS TO FREEDOM" EE He1W11101 Coraje EE DOUT INds '9 ,...._ A
fll) Qi) 118ci1LJ EsMne Famed BBC adaptation of thrH nowls by
documentarian Fred Wiseman turns Jtan·Paul Sartre showlnr the lndl·
his cameras on an Anglican mon· vidual's struales to find personal
astery In the Mid~st to probe the freedom and assert self. Michael
reli1ious rituals, social concern and Bryant, Rosemary Leadl, and Dan·
human needs of the men who iel Massey star.
choose the monastic way "' life. m lud1 S..llr1
IE Neat cit Cali Em Y1ried1cl Em Nowl1 Q) 5pofb Clalllen ..
&) M.wle: (2hr) ''CJty for Con· &1 Dl&df• of tM Sel
qunt" (dra) '40-James Cagney, 10:30 (]) Asll UM •• ~tor"
Ann Sheridan. UT• lad! '\.
8:30 (I) Film Feature (I) W••tH Dead or AIM m Merv Criffin Sllow ID I J'le!Ai I Wt C.. to Win A
9:00 tJ Cl) Here's Lucy Craig Stevens documentary on the Aerial Olympics
guests es an undercover policeman that took place in France earlier
who plots to trap a hood with the this year.
help of Lucy in the guise of an old (iJ) Tiit Freftdl Chef
apple peddler. Qt llftit: "RNd to Mo'°"°"
(}) Q) The Roekies Q) 42 Pia a ®) m NIC MCNIQy Movie! m Outdoor ~·"
(C) (2ttr) "Si111r• Concl. (dra) '70 11:00 II a 0., m m ......
-Roell Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor, CI) Cl) dj Nen
James Dean. Millionaire Jett Rink IJ One Step leJHcl
(Dean) and other prejudiced resi· Cl) M•l'IUJ Dllltn
dents cause problems for Bkk Ben· fJ Movit: "Cllt"M of tM LM111
edict (Hudson) and his family when t.fpse" (hor) '64-Helen Waren,
they slur the Mexicans. Roy R. Shelder.
IJ for\11" 8oain1 'm Tnltll or ColtllqUlftaS
(j) TIM Advtnturer I!) Mftle: "Tltttndtr Piss" (wes) O Monday Nl11tt Movie: (C) (21u) '54-Andy Devine.
"Joe" (dra) '70-Peter Boyle, Oen· (iJ) Hltl91J01•
nis Patric!!, Audrey Caire, It Callan, fB C•nttr Tad h.U..1
Susan Sarandon. Outra1ed because EE Ja111kl
his te~na1e daughter Is hospital· 11:15 fl) Roller '""es
ized with a dru1 overdose, a suc-
ce$$ful 1dvertising executive tracb 11:30 ti SIJ CIS Lata lhwia: "Ille Cnlel
down her drug-dealin1 lover and ac· Sea Jacll Hawklns and Donald Sin·
'd I 11·11 h" I t den star Cl enta ly 1 s 1m n an argumen . CV ..... : "Les MlserlMll" (dra)
(Recommended for Adults Only) .52 .. 1_.. 1 R 1 R-o....rt N • ID Tellfllfl _,., ..... ae enn e, ..,.,.. ew
fl) Un Verano Pera Recordar a· a m....., C.,_. a.. 9 The Ylrilnlan IJ One st., ..,.nd • ~Drema . CI) Movie: '"MiuMtl t. Heir (tdv)
9:30 II (I) Doris DaJ Shew . Dons '63-Horst Frad.
spends ~ much time lnterv1ewln1 0 MIWM: ('C) .,..,,_ tf 1nc .....
rock music star Johnny Reb that (hor) '58-Peter Cushlna. Michael
word spreads through the San Fran· Gouah.
cisco celebrity world that the youn1 m To Tall t11e Trutll
sJn1er and the blonde journalist are m lhwil
seriously involved. Paul Hampton 12:00 D HietlWIJ ,,trot
1uests as Johnny Reb. m Mewte· "n Yal... Cab llN" CI) Win WIJ'I• neatrt · ~ Q m Ntws (com) 'SO-Red Skelton, Gloria De
(IJ) looll lut Hawn.
EE 11ec1JL 1 s.1ttt11•ts ., •.a A 12:30 a "'"""' '~ helic09ter·fllmtd Journey over Mex· aJ CettlllrJ Mw*
lco's spect.cular Pre-Columbian 1:00 O Cf) """
ruins. Orson Welles narratn. 1:10 CJ) Nen
9:45 fB SCI c.t9adil f IW9rita 1:151 .....
10:00 II (I) Tiit Nlw lilt C-, a.. 1:30 ...,..: ....... .....,.. (wes)
Nl&htclub ster Connie Stft'tns alld '50--len JohMOft, Jolnne Dru.
comedian Richard Pryor 1uest. l:OO II MeM! (C) "T'lle JecUh" (dra)
CJ) DrqMt '67-Vlnceftt Pfict, 0..M fvtBOll.
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g) Addams fantily
1:00 II Cl) M~ude D 40) Bonann "Stallion!" When
he is told there Is no work at the
Ponderosa, shiftless Billy Brenner
(Clu Gulaeer) seeks venaeance and
steals Joe's birthday present from
his father-1 beautiful stallion. o oo oo m t••perltans Rhilla
"RX: Love" Beverly Garland auests
a$ Ellen Turnef's Aunt Claudia, Dr.
Campanelli's new love Interest.
Glffol111'1 Heroes 8' PwrJ M1t0tt
fl) Htm1no1 Ctnje
fD (JI) f_.ty Q1 .. "Reli&iotl" e Aj81 cen Plpone
alNW1l1
g) Movie: ·"Hert Co111es the N1vy''
(com) '34-James Cagney.
1:15 IJ I lflclA I Allt1·M1r1Ttt -Fro11
HoltyweM, Wltll lMt A music and
comedy speolal st1rrin1 Ann-Mar· sret with special auests Lucille 8111
and Dean Martin. Also appearinc
are Larry Storch, and the Watts
103rd Street Rhythm Band.
8:30 II Cl) Hawaii Flvt.O A family-dom·
lnated crime syndicate resurfaces
after a Iona period of calm. Toniaht's
episode is the first part of a trlloo
tracing the fortunes of the fictional
Vashon f1mil1 1nd opens with the
story of Chris Vution. Robert Drivas,
Harold Gould and Luther Adler 1uest.
D CI> Cl) &> UC TuuclaJ Movie:
(C) (90) "'Tiit Yidl•" (sus) '72-
Elizabeth Mont&omery, Geor1e Ma·
haris, Eileen Heckart, Sue Ane
Langdon, Je$$ Walton. A youn1 wom·
an, trapped by a violent storm, Is
unaware that she is the next target
of an unknown killer. m MtrY Qriffln Show
fil) ® DEIUT Bill Moyers' Joumal
PeBOnal e~ys on sub}eets ran&·
Inc from Devil worship to the Alice
Cooper Band.
II) LI M11dicton dt la Blonct1
9:00 D Qj m Th• Bold OMs "A Quali·
ty of Fur" Dr. Hunter (David Hart·
man tries to convince 1 p1tlent who
has just been told she has cancer
that her ailment does not neces·
sarlly 111ean death. Marlyn Mason
and Herb Edelman guest.
OJ Teltflln
fl) Un Vtnino P1ra Record1r m (1j) Belllnd th• lines
Qi) TIM Vl~nlan
c:I!) Drama
9:30 1J (I) CBS Tuesday Movie: (C) (90)
''Tht Stran1111 In 7A" (dra) '72-
Andy Griffith, Ida Lupino, Michael
Brandon, Simnne Hildur. A New
York couple become the hostages of
a 1ang of youn'r thieves planning a
duin& bank robbery.-D The Pepper Rodaers Shew
OIDNews m (ij) llact Jtumal
' @Et Revistl Mullcal
9:45 fl) Vtvana Horti11t1t1
(Continued)
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You'll see these faces at a school in the Valley. emerging from the
Malibu surl. chasing a fire truck -or 1n your own neighborhood
Our Eyewitness f 1eld reporters get directly involved. When they lay
the news on you. ifs warmer More thorough. Firsthand. Up-to-
the-m1nute Get involved yourself. See our team field the news.
1. Joe Bent1 2. John Schubeck 3. Stu Nahan
4 . Chuck Henry 5. Terry Ph1ll1ps 6 . Dick Carlson 7. Christine Lund
8. Henry Alfaro 9 . Bob Banfield 10. Fred Anderson.
Eyewitness News.
4:30, 6:00 and 11 pm.
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ll:OI @I) luda St•ra e XEROX PRESENTS Em festival lltxJcano &l I0111tt.11 of the Sea * ... AMERICA" 10!!0 D Tai• Baell fJNtws SEASON PREMIERE m Safari to AM11ture u a e J11oum Mtricl Ali· a M•= .. ., .. o.1111a" stair CooM, the noted newspaper &l Ouldoer SpefbaH
C01111pOftdtnt and radio· TV com· 11:00 u (]) 0 D II) mm .....
IMfttator, c:nattd, wrote end nar· g one sc., ~
rates this new series which. will 00 Marsllal Diiion
air on alternate Tuesdays. The open· D Mowit: "•bolkaue" (mys) '55
Ins prosram dells .with the Pueblo -Simone Si1noret, Vera Clouzot.
llldians who have hved on this con· m Trutfl or C.nMqutftCIS
tlMftt for more than 1,000 years. aJ SraMbCina Coffep FNIUll e Nlws fB Simer Ted Ar•ltrwtll 8 (])Ci) IB Manus Welby, M.D. 11 ·15 @!) tiNMI 34
"Pft.lst Don't Send AC>Wers" Susan u;JO U CJ) cas Lita llowit: "nt
Clark autSts as Jlldy Graham, a hlafs W'lft" (com) Starrln1 Sophia
dance teacher and wife of 1nthro· Loren and Marcello Mastroianni.
poloaist Alex Graham, who learns 0 t1j m Jollllny Cantn Show
-while underaoin1 I physical-that D (]) Cl) m Didi Cnttt
she has uterine cancer and must m To Ttlt tM Tr~
hive • hysterectomy. em Jan••l
D llril """" ~ Tltriller 12:00 D Movie: "Sainted Sisttl'S" (dra) GJ MetroNews Special Re· '48-Joan Caulfield, Veronica Lake. * port The Sensuous City m Mtvie: "Tiie Rtftn11tr 111d tM
•..... RedlNICf" (com) '50-June Allyson, e SUGAR VS BOB HOPE Dick Powell. * ZSA ZSA. IDA, LAMOUR II> C.llbJ Musk •
Bolger, Nabors, Winters 1:00 (1) D •(I) Ntwl
Debbie, Diller, Rourke l:JO UM~: (C) "l'M ltact Tot" 11J i IPlcW I CeltllrttJ PartJ "A&ht (sus) 57:-A"lhony Sleel. .
of the Century" A lV news docu· 2:00 m Alf·N•aht Sllow: "C11ucl11 I
1ntnt1ry of the fllht between Packy David," "He.cSPnt Hunters," "Yo.1 ,
Eest and Supr Ray Robinson filmed & Wild" '
at the estate of Bob Hope. :J:OO f) Mowit: "htum of tt1t w ... "
@ ~ fl'ltfJ (wes) '48-Robert Ryan.
BHt Moyers, chief ~nt 1nd editor-fn-chlef of Biil Moyers'
Joumll, the new ..n.. of reports on life In America. which pre·
mleNS Tuesd1y at 8:30PM on Channel 28.
WEDN ESDAY
NOVEMBER 15
For momln1 end en.moon Hstlnp,
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, ere
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m "TM Ttckla" MJdtry" (mys)
'54-Marearet Lelpton. John Justin.
9:30 U "The S.fecncbr" (dra) '58-
Ray Miiiand, Barry Jones.
10:00 Cl) "Nlaht ......... (dra) '57-
James Stewart, Audie Murphy.
D ''TIM A.u1•• ..,,. (mys) •55
-Tony Wri&ht, Barbara Payton.
12:00 D "The Mntflcl'' (wes) '52-8111
Elliott, Phyllis Coates.
1:00 m ''TM Flptln1 Cont Cuanl"
(dra) '51-Brian Donlevy, Ella
Raines.
1:30 D "M~lnt Cu11 Kttly" (dra) '58
~har1es Bronson, Susan Cabot. D (C) ''TM Main Attractioll" (dra)
'63-f>at Boone, Nancy Kwan.
3:()(f (j) "The Train" Part I (dra) '6f>-
Burt Lanczster, Jeanne Moreau.
@) "The SMp Around tlle c.t'All"
(dra) '40-James Stewart, M1r11ret
Sullivan.
fV rN I N (.
4:00 II lleria: (C) -Clllfl..... la
NlptJUn" (dra) '67-Gla Yoonr.
,.,. 11
Leslie Nielson, Anne Baxter, Dana
Wynter. Stoty of various types un·
der&oln1 lfOUP th1r1py who be·
come suspects when one of their
kind Is murdered. an. ....... u w m u. AMricu .,.. m •111 •• t11s 1uc1111a I:" ...
m l1ll s.s.. StrMt a.., f'"'* ... ,. ••
l9falbt Ult Cit uo CJ) llowlt: "W{Jlrt ,....,... (dfl)
'57-James Stewart, Audie Murphy. D fatlMr Knows 1tst U News Bentl, Schubeck fJf T,..,
GIYttl•friuds m .,..., 111Md a n. F11atstD111s
El)Dlt 42 PM
Cl}lil9N
5:0001J(l)djNtws
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fDTra• Wiit HDicl Yu Dylll
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, HOVEMIER 12, 1972
THE GOLDDIGGIRS.
10NIGHT, 7:JOPM. cms1
m (ij) • Eedrie eo111,,.,
fl) Las hulas
@D Deft WllMll's Town Tall!
9Tllat Clrl
~features m Speed beer
~11a-ummm...., (l)djNns
11 Pondtroaa "ln&er, My Love" CI> Set SMart
D Wild Wild West m TM F1111tstoMs
OJ QOMr Pyle USMC
(ij) Carmcoltn4u
fE ... Dulc9 Enaiaoracb m IW1911Gdra Lod11 9 MIJbtny RfD Em Athn Theater mn. ... StNras
&:30 Cl) Hoin'a Heroes
U Movie: (C) (90) "Those Maplfl·
cent Man lft TIMlr flyin1 MldllMS"
Coner. (com) '6f>-Stuart Whitman,
S.rah Miies, Robert Mor1ey.
Cl) CIS News Walter Cronkite
a'§ Mm Griffin Show
GI AltdJ Crtffltll QI Cilll1111'1 Island
(]'j) CAE: Ualnr Tests lntllllrantlJ
fii) Sdtoola Without falhtrt "Build·
Ina Class Involvement" m ....... Carson~ ar;::.. Acres ~ ados cit 11 Coauanldad
G!)Dot 42 PM mum. 111ea1s
7:GOll (l)DmNns D lewlln1 ter Dollan
Cl) Trulli er Conseq11t11Cft
Cl) Uatamtd Wor1d en.rs Mru.et tD I Llwe lllCJ m I Dna• ef Jeannie
Qj Aztec Hllltes
fl) frar Dllttlni.
f1l) Wllttb, IUllts aid Clay '1 extur·
Ina Clay"
fl) El Mor Tltni Cara de Mujer a IMll: {C) "Pndulu11" ms,.-...,
7:30 II TIM Celddill'f'S Huah O'Brian
1uests. Featured are comedians
Jackie Vernon and Lonnie Shorr. 0 Walt Tiii Ytw Fdtlr ~ Hoalt
"The Mouse" Harry has been elected
to tell youn& Jamie that his pet
mouse must eo. U Mewlt: {C) (ztw) "T1lt Shuttered
Roe_.. (hor) '67-GI& Youna. Carol
Lynley.
CI) To Tall UM Trvtll
Cl) Yoo W.. fer It 0 Millleft $ Mftit: (C) (2hf) "Jul·
In Caesar" (dra) '6~harllon
Heston, John Gltl1ud. a ,. .. w a Slcrlt m MARLO THOMAS IS * "THAT GIRL" mn.t Cht
llt~Dnpet
QjYiVa Make
fl) ca.,ktte fD 0.' It At tM Storefront From
KCET's ntws bureau In the black
community, an eumin1tlon of black
businesses.
6' Youn1 Dr. IUWart m nu Is y .. , Lit
WEDI
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WEDNESDAY (Continued) Bi) Nochn Tapatiu
1:00 II t.fol l&111tttt ,,,_ Comedienne 10:00 tJ CJ) Calntft Clu Gulaaer auests
Ruth Buzzi and recordina star John &1 steurlty chief Emmett Burdlcll
Davidson are on hend to help Carol who shows Immediate antlaonlsm
and the cast (Ive a musical salute toward Cannon when the private eye
to some of the 1reat Metro·Goldwyn· arri~s at a laree cattle ranch to
Mayer movies. beain tooklna tor its mtsslna owner.
0 111 m M1111·12 "The Surprise" 0 ag m SEARCH "The Adonis
Officers Malloy and Reed, assisted file" HUlh Lockwood Is hired to
by Officer Wells, breaks up a rash solve a ltidnappina but becbmes
of commercial buralaries. suspicious of the set-up, which ln-U Cl) (I) a> I lflc!AL I Tiit U• volves a 1V celebtlty runnln1 for of·
deBH Wtf1d ti ~ Comt.11u lice and his misslna mistress. 8111
"The Smile of the Walrus" A first Bilby, Deanna Lund Mathuon, G.
film study, both above and below D. Spradlin, Victoria Geor1e and
the water, of the mHslve "whale Brenda Btnet auest.
horses of the north" In the area of m MetroNews Special Re·
the Strine Straits between Alaska * port The Sensuous City
and Siberia. The special, filmed by 0 m .....
Capt. Jacques Costeau, his son, u (]) Cil m I lficW: I TIM w ...
Philippe, and the crew of the re· derflll WOltd of AQnvltletl, Pert
search vessel Calypso, also docu· XII" Alan Kini weloomes auests Lee
ments the ecoloeical re~atlonshlp Grant, Tony Rindal!, Jack IOupan,
between Eskimos and the walrus. Larry Storch, Ron Carty, Timmie
CJ) I IPl<IM I TIM llvln1 Arctic A Ro1ers and the 1ln1ln1·d1ncln1
look at the 1nimals that inhabit the group, the Joy People, to this com·
polar realon. edy special. m He1e11'1 Heroes 0 loris l(erloff haetm 1llrller m Ptny M..... m su Sce9t fl)...,_.,... Conje (jj) ~I
fJ!) (I!) fJectJM '72 fl) ~ Jlllpll
fl) Ludie Ubre mJ !kl .. m "'""' m '°",.... ., • s.. &> Mftte: (Z11r) "Public EnelllJ" lO·JO 11 Tall lbcl
(dra) '3l-Jarne1 Caaney. · m T,.. Mwntun
1:30 D ®) m NIC Wldnesdly Mys· Ui) J.a c.w.t1M ''Tort uw"
~NeH "To Steel a Kin(' A @I) laldl s.IWI
coin oolleetlon with an unllmlted C1tJ MM: °"fN• Htrt .. Et.Rttt"
value vanishes from a hotel vault m '2 ,,.,.
and hotel security are helpless to &> htdetf s,orts...
$0lve the case. Kevin McCarthy, Per-11:00 II u D ., m m .....
nell Roberts and Brenda Vaccaro CJ) CJ) a llltws
cuest. a 0.. .., a.,.cl 0» Mm Crttflll SMw ()) ...,.,.., Dillen
(1j) ~ ""' Tocl "Home" (R) O Movie: .. Did You Heir tM OM
Ui) flrla1 UM About tM Trnetl•I Sltn&ldJr'
9:00 I) (I) Mtdfcal Center A brilliant ( m) '68--Phyllis Diiier Bob Din· research scientist. trylna to conceal co M •
a secret that threatens his career ver • Joe fty • · ' 0» Tl'lltll or C..U..UMctt finds himself under heavy press~re m Mewle: "DMble JMpanl(' (dra)
when a we1lthy woman cancer v1c· 'SS-Rod Cameron Jack Kelly.
tlm pins her hopes of 1 cure on his (fj) HatblJ'tll '
worlc. Ken Howard and Kay Medford fl) a.mer Ttcf ArmtMa
ruest. fDJ•Hi
U ~URT BAC~ARACH U:isma_.a 34 * !' O!' tv tonight! ll:JO 11 Cll cas Lm Mowte: -r11e Litt·
'" his own special Ha.-cl Cua" (wtS) 'SS-Paul Ntw· hosted by Chevrolet. man, John Dehner. Uta Miian. u CJ) 00 m j IHcW I ctlevfoftt D Iii m......, ear..
Pmetrta ••. lurt ladlaradt Sam· 0 (I) CJ) aJ 1ti CMtt Rod
my Davi$ Jr., Anthony Newly and McKuen, Lotte Leny• and Adelle
Vicki Carr auest. Prosrem proo-ldes DIVIS auest
vltwel'1 with 1n lntlma!e allmpse m Tt Teti t.. TMll
Into the close professonel rel1tlon·
ships between the talented com· 12:00 U Mtwlt: "1ht t... Mt Not"
poser-performer and his three spe· (mus) '34--Binr Crosby, Mlrl•m
cial trltnds ind will featul'9 arut H09klns.
quantities of the beautiful Bacha· 0» Mewie: "l11•1rM(' (m)'l) '47
rach music. • -Dana Andl'IWI, J1ne Wy1tt.
OJ Ttlthin 12:3011J Coullby Mak
fl) Una Verene Pera Record1r 1:00 CJ) O D (J) Nnn
9 TM vi.-nlaa 1:30 I) Movie: (C) '"JM Lut Ouqlelt" GI:> lkl•e (wes) '51-Ronild R111an, Rhonda
9:30 I l•llJ Prvtllro SMw Flemln&. . ........ .
: UI Alttlts Cttltdivt Dowmen-2:00 m ~I Nlllrt Show: "1lle lJ?,U' Miii·
tary on the national la Reza Unld• lltlr, "TMt's t.nt C.., "'lt4J
Puty convention held In El Pno. , .. ,..... •
Texu, Sept. 1·5, end Its lmpllea· l:OO IJ Mewlt: "Iliff laff" (dra) •7-
tlons for LA. 's Chicano community. Pat O'Britn, Anne JlffrtJS.
THE DAILY l'ILOT, lV WfO<. NOVfMIER 12. 197Z
'FAVORITE FAIRYTALE'
One of America's favorite fairytales--tbat wealth doesn't neces-
sarily bring happiness-is the underlying theme of "Hey, Buddy. Can
You Spare a Life?" the two-hour colorcall of NBC's Ironside, Thurs-
day from 9 to 11 PM. The story. primarily, is about the conviction
of an innocent man for a murckr he didn't commit and C hief Iron·
side's efforts to re-open the case whm oew evidence appears. In
c--...._. .......... a....,_.._~._._, ••ll4
to• ..... .,._,.... ..... 11119'tr • ........ el t*c I , .... etMrMt,
• _.__.. wlllS a.r M~e .... aro-11 _.....
view of the fact that Ironside was the original invt11igating officer
at the time of the lcilling, the new hearing is particularly embar-
rassing.
For this taut two-hour drama. the rroducers of Ironside assembled
a big-name cast-Cameron Mitchel as a suave lawyer. Geraldine
Brooks as the widow of the victim-a woman whom public opinion
has brand~d as an adultres~ Roger Perry as ,a district attorney who
fears political disaster if the public thinks he made the mistake of
sending an innocent man to prison; Antoinette Bower as the wife of
the suave lawyer-a woman who for some reason has taken to the
botlle; Lonny Chapman as a friend of the family; Paul Hampton as
a dissolute tennis pro and. of course. towering over all proceedinp,
the implacable Chief Ironside as played by Raymond Burr.
Several intercstinJ cameo roles have been cast in "Hey, Buddy.
Can You Spare a Life? ... Pormer musical comedy star Ray Middle-
ton plays the judge before whom the hearing taltes plac~. h is Mid·
dleton's first dramatic role on the West Coast in TV, since leavin&
New York (he has since appeared in several other TV shows which
were shown prior to the Ironside special).
Towering Mike Lane, a six foot six-inch actor, plays a San Fran-
cisco fisherman who must live with the newly acquired knowledse
that his young wife, prior to their marriage, was a teenaae tram{>.
It is a difficult, sensitive rote thouah brief. Lane originally made his
motion picture debut (wearing lifts on his shoes) in the Primo Car·
nera-type role of "The Harder They Fall."
Veteran actor J . Pat O 'Malley does a brief scene as a politicaJ
hack who tries to bribe Chief Ironside to drof the whole mattcr-
a scene in which O'Malley conveys volumes o ward-heellna experi·
ence in about three sentences.
All of which leads to the misery which apparently ftourishes in
the country-club atmosphere inhabited by the leadin1 characters ol
the drama. It is supposed to have been Moss Hart who blasted the
idea of poverty being In ideal state, with the quote "J"ve tried it both
rich and poor, and believe me. rich i• better." Not In this story!
All those handsQme. rich. social people are unhappy in their. Jiau
houses and the guy throwing the rock throu&h the Jlut it Chief
,,.onside.
An even bigcr switch is that in the ftnal &eene. seven! pcop4e are
left with Iott of things unresolved-particularly their feellnas or tuilt.
People may live happily ner after in ocher paru of televi1ion. but
on Ironside they don't and it makes the chief downrisflt broody.
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. NOVEMHR 12, '1972
THURSDAY
'
m 0. WllseA'1 TOWft Tift
Qi11'1t '"' elfllhtm ·--beer NOVEMBER 11 1:0011 I a., mm" ...
Cl) ..... For momln1 and afternoon llstlnp, D PIM1NU "The Mountain Girl"
p1Mse see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. (])Cat S..rt
Below, for your convenience, a a Wild Wild West
the day'a movies. m TIM F1itdltlMI
DAYTIME MOVIES I= ,,.. USMC
9:00 m .. lldAappff" (adv) '38-Warner
Baxter, Freddie 81rtholomew.
9:30 0 (C) ''With a SHI la MJ Htlrt"
(mus) ··s2-Susan-Hayward, Rory
Calhoun.
10:00 (i) "Altdy" (dre) '6S-Norman Al·
den. U "Sliver Stl(' (wes) 'SS-Jimmie
Wakely, Marie Windsor.
12:00 U .. five Cun West" (wes) 'SS--
John Lund, Dorothy Melone.
1:00 m "The Intruder" (mys) 'S3-Jack
Hawkins, Dennis Price.
1:30 U ''Witch ltneatll UM S.1" (adv)
'62-John Sutton, Gina Albert. fJ (C) ".loMn, Condtt" (wes) '56
-Frank Sinatre, Phyllis Kirt.
3:00 (jJ ''Tiie Train" Concl. (dra) '65-
Burt l1nc:aster, Jeanne Moreau.
l1Ql (C) "lack Strttt" Pert I (dra) '61
-Susan Hayward. John Glvin.
EVENING
4:0011 lhM: (t) ..,....., .... "
(com) '64-Cary Grant. Tr"'°' How·
ard, Leslie Caron. Durina World War
II a beach bum ls tricked into vol·
un\eerlng to man 1 strategic witch·
ing station on a South Sen isl1nd
which Is suddenly invaded by a
French girl and seven little charges.
0Tllt Rlfltt1an 0 (]) ti!) Love AMtriun Style m Buts llMI Hb llHtdits
IDCtwtltltn
U)Nine m (ij) StsalM S1rttt 9 My Fanrite Martiln
g) Felix tltt Cit
4:30 00 U..it: "Altd'(' (dra) '6S-Hor·
man Alden.
O flther Knows Best U Ntw1 Benti, Schubeck
fJ F TfMP m Yt&i an4 Friends m CllU11n's lslaltcl
Oct: Tiie flintstonts
al Dot 42 PM
g)IU11ba
5:00 0. (j) [g) ""' Cl) Drapet
fJ Cit S11art m Tiie Flintst•es
ID httictat JunctJon
fJ) LI flbriu
fil) Qj) Mitter h&trs' Ntlpbortleocl m Trails West
Qt Did Yan Dyke m n'" St11C1S 5:15 m> ,...,. .. MIMcllal
5:JO 0 M17'tny 90
(I) m Dennis tilt M111act U Cl)OlNtws fJ 1twt1J HllWfllta 11J Tiie c..taM, tf £Mit'1 FltMr Em (fj) Tiie Dactrlc C..,.111
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fl) ... hlce Ell...nda
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9MIJMny lfD
EI!)ActlN T1Mm
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6:30 (j) Nte1t1'1 ...... u Mtwlt: (C) (90} .. Alwlru Kelly"
Part I (WIS) '6&-Wllllam Holden,
Richard Widmarl, Janice Rule. A
renecade adventurer, brln1in1 a
herd of 2500 cattle from Mexico
to a Union Army major durin& tilt
Civil War, is kidnapped by a retk·
less Confederate auerrllla who forces
him to deliver the herd to starvin1
Richmond.
Cl) CIS News Waher Cronkite
(l'j MtfY lriffla ... m w, lritfltll m lills-'• 111194
(ij) CAE: .,,.. UMenftJ II.a.
fE Altrl•••J I "Planets, 3" m ... ..., ear.. .,. a1,... Acm
U!)T• llllilta Mmkal
O}Dlt 42""
. g)Uttlt ...
1:00 II (I) D m """ ............ Dlllln
(j) TMll tr ~Heel
CI) A..nc. AMNrt
fJ What'• .., U..1 m 1 Lowt tAKJ
ID I Dre• of JuHlt
Qj) lthhld tlM Uats
fl)J.wea~
fil) l'al a.I Cll'ua
@!) El AIHf Tit• Cera di M•kr 9 Mowit: (C) ... New KIM If
I.owe"
g)Speff beer
7:30 II '""' Dr. Kildare "The Deal Heart" Kildare trt1ts I youn1 &lrl
and her brother for deafness. B Tiie Adwtehlrer "Tarsef' 8rtdltJ
poses es en illtpl bu,.r 1"4 sets
himself up as the tarret lfl • plan
to trep a 1an1 of arms smuuters.
0 Mewle: (C) (21") "Tiit SWttrM
.._ .. (hor) '67-Gia Youns. Carol
lynley.
Ci) Tt Teti tlM Trwtll
Cl) ftolla s.,..... fJ MHllM $ lllewll: (21tf) ~fl·
tioA Pldftc" (adv) '51-John Wayne.
(1j let's lllb I Deal m MARLO l'HOMAS IS * "THAT GIRL" m Tllat lift
Q)(l)Drapet
(ij) Flm' ti Cndta Em feat tf Laa..,.. "Kins Lea('
Shakespeare's compelllnt tr111dy
about 1n old kin& whose pride I~
anaer finally drlw him to IMlflitJ. m ....... em,...... _...,..
g)~f • ..,
1:00.
1:3f
9:0f
1:00 IJ ()) TIM Wlftoaa John'• old Ar· Geraldine Brooks, Lonny Chapman,
my/ buddY. TJp Harrison, comes to Antoinette Bower, Paul Hampton and
visit the Waltons and fascinates the Roaer Perry euest.
children with stories of hts experl· fJ Cl) Cl> m The Men -.,.,,..,
ences and triumphs. a..,..u "The White Plaeue Project" D a m Tiit flip Wilson Show Glenn becomes Involved with 1an1·
Flip Wilson Is supported t>y Burt sters 111d a pretty botanist while In·
Reynolds, m1kln1 a rare appear· ves1i1atini a ereenhouse fire.
ance, comedian nm Conway and &J Ua Vtrlll4I Para lleconlar
sonptress Roberta Flack. Flip ap· fJi) l1J) hmrutloftal Ptffon11nce
pears In his Geraldine character: "Romeo and Juliet" and "The Com·
fJ Cl) Cl) El) Mod Squl "Anoth· bat of Tancrede and Clorlnde"
er final Game" Clu Gulager iuests Tchaikovsky's tone poem ls a musl-
as a confidence man who robs a cal synthesis of Shakespe1re's veat
little old lady friend of line's. traaedy; Claudio Monteverdi's ballet, m Hectn'a Herees ''Tancrede and Clorinde" tells the
II) lelillt F,.• the Otymplc story of a Christian prince and his fB Htrauos Conte combat with a Moslem adVersary. m (Jj) 1lle Advocates a The Ylritnlln
@I) Premier Movie ~ Dr1u
~ Novela 9•30 IJ Rims Action &) Movie (2hr) "Strawberry ' 1J News
llonclt" (com) '41-James Cagney, lO:OO II N
Rita Hayworth. • fJW@ O>Owu Marablll
1:30 m MtfV Qrtffln Show "Charlie Gave Me Your Number"
9:00 IJ (j) CIS lllundlJ Movie: (21tr Drew Shield's appointment as head
409) ,.In Cold Blood" (dra) '67-of a lar1e foundation Is jeopardized
Robert Blake, Scott WllsoA, John by published Intimations that his
forSYlhe, Paul Stewart, Gerald S. wife Gloria was fdrmerty a call &irl.
O'loughlln, Jeff Corey. The film ver· Diena Muldaur, Edward Andrews.
sion of Trum1n Capote's chronicle Rory Calhoun, Linden Chiles iuest.
of an actual murder In Kansu. IJ lorts ltlltoff Presents Thrtner
0 @) m lronsidt "Hey, Buddy, mm..._
Can You Spare a Life?'' In 1 st>tClal fl) Cell JllZpda
two-hour edition, Chief Ironside re· fD@ hW Pnu.
opens a murder case on the fl) luda !ellbn
strength of new evidence lndlcat· EE LllClla UIM't
in& an Innocent man may have &) IOI.._ ef the Sea
been convicted. Cameron Mitchell, lO:JO D Tiil lacl
When he's your friend, look out.
When he's your enemy, RUN!
WILLIAM HOLDEN RICHARD WIDMARK
PART 1-THU(l)PART II-FRI
THE 6:30 MOVIE
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WED<. NOV!MIER 12, 1972
10U DR.KILDARE
TOMIGlft 7:30PM. <ISM
m s.t1tt " ...... . a Mewlt: "Treullll ..... tilt • .,,.
&)Odlelr~
11:00 o a cm mm""" (l)dlMtws II OM Step lefolMI
Cl)Manllal Dlllee 1J MowM: ......, at IN" (dra) '53
-Victor Mature, Alexander Scour-
by, LM Marvfn. m Trd er Cea••••• llJ .... """ ...,...... (adv) '50
-John Carroll, Adele Mara.
QJl 1lle CltJ ...
fBlarw TM Al-*"I
f.mJMMJ
11:15., a.... S4 i1:•oam_...,ea ..... a (I) Cll m .. c...u 8J Tt Tel tilt Trwtll
11:401 (1) ..... lZ:OO ....,..: ............. (dra) '43-
Wllllam Bendix, Arturo de Cordon. mMM:(C)•A....._.._,.
(w.s) '55--aandofptl Scott.
12:10 8 ()) CIS Lite .... : (C) "AT ...
lltrtd Wd" (dra) '71-fr.nk Con-
verse, Lloyd 8rld1es.
12:30 m c..trJ Male l:OO (J)DfJ....,.
2:00 m AlMtf&tlt .. : .,. QMitt ..................... ".......,
ls AF........,.
2:10 IJ ...... : "'CMe ef Saa* ,.,.
(mys) '41--0iana Don. Oscar fto.
rnolu.
Cl) .....
l:40 8 ...,.: '1IMtaM WW' (wn)
'52-Jane Russell, GtorJt Brent.
Ne Cochrane (MlchHI Col•),
poees as U-son of • m•ton-11,. to entnp bunko eltllt Dus-
ten £Itta. (Ctu Gu~ In '"An·
other Flnal Glme. on ABC'•
The Mod Squad, Thurldly et IPM.
Pip 11
FRIDA Y
NOVEMBER 17
For morning end efternoon llstinp,
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, ere
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 m "Madame Bovary" Crom) '49-
Jennifer Jones, James Mason.
9:30 O (C) "The Snows of Klllmanjaro"
(dra) '53-Gregory Peck, Susan Hay·
ward.
10:00 CI) "Man in the Dart" (mys) '65-
William Sylvester, Barbara Shelley.
O "Cavalry Scout" (wes) '51-Jim
Arness, Rod Cameron.
12:00 0 (C) "Epitaph for a Fast Gun"
(wes) '67-Diane Garson, Miguel
Riva.
1:00 m (C) '1he Hunt'' (sus) '60-
Marina Vlady, Fausto Toui.
1:30 O "One Heavenly Nlgtrt'' (mus) '31
-John Boles, Evelyn Laye.
O (C) "Umbrellas of Cherbourg''
(mus) '64-Nino Castelnuovo, Cath.
erine Deneuve.
3:00 (j') (C) "You're A Bi& Boy Now''
(adv) '67-Ellzabeth Hartman, Peter
Kastner.
(C)"Badt Stnet" Cond. (dra)
'61-Susan Hayward, John Gavin.
"Nitht SJaves" (susp) '71-James
Franciscus, lee Grant.
EV ENIN G
4:00 11 Movie: (C) .. How I Spent MJ
~Miiier Y1e1tion'' (adv) '67-Rob -
ert Wainer, Peter Lawford, Jill St.
John. Story of a youni opportunist
who devises a scheme to blackmail
a millionaire. O The Rifleman 0 00 al Love AJMrican St,le m Bup and His Buddies
Q) Gentle Ben
fBNino m CH) Sesame Stttet 9 My Favorite Martian
al Felix the Cit
4:30 Ci) Movie: "Man In the Dart" (mys)
',65 -William Sylvester: Barbara
Shelley.
O Flther Knows Best 0 News Benti, Schubeck D F Troop m Yo&i and Friends
Q) Gllll&an's Island
9 The Flintstones
ti!) Dot 42 PM
alKimba
5:00 0 0 00 (i9) News
()) Drlfnet O Ciel Smart m The Flintstones m Pettic:olt Junction
fB La F abricl
fD (W Mister Roeers' Neipborhood m Tniils West
9 Die• Van Dyb
al Three Stooru
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 12, 1972 r
l phant.
Dumbo thee e horseback. Meet b\ers on Fantast~c tui;'obats. A high
Eccent!'1c a~er. And the
flying 3uggd marvels. ~
t,eeterboar ~~'
GRCUSI
10NIGHT, 7:30PM.
CISSI
5:15 a!) Panorama Mundlal
5:30 0 MaybenJ RFD
@ m Dennis the Menace
Q (J)a>News G Beverly Hillbillies
(fj Assipment Carl Sissklnd hosts.
II) The Courtship of E4die's Frtfltr fE Qj) The Eledric Company
fl) Las Gemalas m Den Wilson's Town Tat• Qt That Cir1 m features al Speed Racer
&:ooeoommm News
(I)(fj News
Ohndtma
Ci) Get S..art
G Wild Wild West m The mntstenes
II) Gt•tr r,ft USMC
(lj) A.zt.e Hilitts
f5 Ml Dulce EnantOr1da
fE Hodrei*ie Lodfe
8MaJbeny RFD m PlaJftousa 40 m Th'" S1oo1u
6:30 00 Ho1an's Heroes
U Movie: (C) (90) "Alva"z Kelly"
Concl. (wes) '66-William Holden,
Rich ard Widm1rk, Janice Rule. A
rene11de adventurer, brlneina a herd
of 2500 ~ttle from Mexico to a
Union Army major during the Civil
War, Is kidnapped by a reckless Con.
federate auerrilla who forces him to
deliver the herd to starving Rich·
mond.
(l)CIS News
@) Merv Griffin Show m Andy Griffith
Q) G11t11an's Island
(lj) CAE: Collett Crlcllt Courses
@l) Astronom1 I "Planets, 4" m Joanne Clrson Show
aGmn Aerts
EI!> Action Theatre
a> Dot 42 PM
al Uttle Rase.ls
1:00 a (]) o m .....
0 Bowtln1 for Dollars
00 Truth or Con~enees
())Circus!
0 What's MJ Une? m 11.owt LucJ
Q) I Drtam of Junnit
tll) V"IYI Mtlico (R)
fl) Bartolo m livtly Arts
fl) El AlllOr T1tne Cira de Mtltr 9 Movie: ""'9 ltdford ll'lddtnt"
a!) Roller Dert11 m Spead ltac.r
7:30 11 Cirtus! "Circus Dumbo'' Bert
Parks hosts. a Hollywood Squares
(j) To Tell ttle Trvtlt
(I) TIM Thrillsffbrs
fJ Mltliott $ Movie: (C) (2lhllr)
'"Topaz'' (sus) '69-John Forsythe,
Frederick Stafford, John Vernon.
(fj The New Prfce Is RIPt m That Girt m Cil Draanet f5 Les ltvtrty de '9raMllo ED (ii) Wall Street Wff• m UntalMd WM1d
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7:55 U lints W•nn-Up
1:00 U ()) Sonny ind Cher Ken Berry
and the New Seekers 11uest,
1:30
D Q'j m Slnfonf •nd Son "Shoot·
out" After an argument with his
nel11hbor Herman Goldstein (Leo
Fuchs), Fred Sanford 1ccldent1lly
stlools a cun-and is afraid he's
kill~d Goldstein. U Kinas Hodley L.A. Kln11s vs. Van·
couver Canucks.
0 (}) Cl) al Titt lr-'J Bu~
"Career Fever" Mike thinks Gre11
w1nts to become an architect like
himself when he does an En11lish
composition staling that as his ru.
ture career. m Hopn's Heroes
O)Ptny M1son
fl) Hen111nos Coraje
fll) (lj) W111Mqton WHll In Review
0) Ernesto Alonso Present•
ar!)Novel1
(f) Movie: (2hr) "Boy Meets Gir1"
(com) '38--James Cagney, Pat O'-
Brien, Marie Wilson.
D .Tense drama-THE HANDS * OF CORMAC JOYCE
Stars Stephen Boyd
and Colleen Dewhurst a ~ m 11Hc11' 1 t11t1111rt "'" of F•• "The Hands of Cormac
Joyce" Stephen Boyd, Colleen Dew·
hurst and Dominic Guard star as
members of an Irish fishing family
whose strength ind courage Is put
to the ultimate test when a killer
storm lashes the small rocky Island
which is their home.
0 C1) (I)&) Tt1e'P1rtrldp F111lly
''Ain't Loveth Grand?" Laurie meets
a youn11 minister and falls in love.
Tony Geary guests. m Merv Crttftn Show lUl Just C....ratlon m CHywatchtrs
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 12, 1972
a The Vlrclnlan
((!) 0ra ..
9:30 u Cl) Ci) m Tiit Odd Couple "Os·
car's Birthday" Felix's surprise p1rty
for Oscar turns out to be full of
m Movie: "'Voodoo lslllld" (mys)
'57-8oris Kar1off, Beverly Tyler.
(lj) F1rts 1f Creltlon John Burton
hosts.
ff) lamer Ted Amlstron& m Ja....i surprises.
0) News 11:15 II) C.M•• 34
ft\ 11 :30 u Cl) News 9:45 g, ViY11n1 Hortl111tr1 D «I m JolH•ny C.rson
10:00 D am .. ..,.. "Think or Me u M.wtt: (C) 11'e $Mn.tel
Kindly" Miles B1nyon him 1nother loo.•" (hor) '67-GI& Youna. C.rol
9:00 IJ ()) CIS Frid., Movie: (C) (21/z private detective to handle a routine Lynley.
ht) "MdJlttd!" (dra) '63-John case for him end the detective Is u Cl) (I) m Didi CMtt
Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Yvonne murdered. fJ Shirt.di Hel•s hlltrt
DeCar1o, Patrick Wayne, Stefanie 0 (1) Cl) al lovt blerlcln stJte m To Tell die Trvtll
Powers, Chill Wills, Jack Krusdlen. "Love and the Mystic," "Love and lZ:OO IJ cas ute Movie: (C) "Min on a
George Washington Mcllntock the Tycoon," "Love and the Christ· Strill(' (•dv) '71 _ Christopher
(Wayne), a rip-snorting c1ttle baron, mas Punch." Georie, William Schallert.
has everything he wants except his CiJ m News Cl) Nlptmre
wife Katherine (Miss O'Hara), from 0) Nlsh~llt, Music m Movie: ''Tiie Fltall uten" (hor)
whom he is estrtnged, ind his 17· (lj) Etctioll 72 '&&-Martin Kosllck Rita Mor1ey
yur.old daughter Becky (Miss Pow. fl) YiYlana Hortl11.1er1 12·30 0) Cou -Miltie ' .
ers). who is away at colle&e In the m Soul! • n .. ,
East. II) Lud1 So11br1 1:00 (])DU News
D A tale of courage in al!> Pre•itr 40 fJ Movie: "Tiit Men" (dra) '50-* the face of danger! g) Kin&dotw of thl S.1 Marlon Brando. Jack Webb.
Hallmark Hall of Fame . 1:30 C., ~~: <c.> "Mlftl Senoa fOf U (}) 00 a> Room 222 "Bleep" lO.JO U Ntws Spies (adv) 67-Peter Ven Eyck,
When a spicy. story is refused pub-fJ loris Klrtoff Pre1tnb Tllrilltr Letitia Roman.
. 0) True Adw11btre Z:OO m . 1icat1on in the school paper, the (lj) lill Moytf'a Jeurul . All-Nlpt ~. "Tht Mtn Wiie
editor plans to sue for violation of Qt Movie: (C) .. 4•0 Man" Died ,Twk:A," '"Blutbeard," "Shost
the first amendment. Jane Actman g) Outdoor Sportman Diver' guests. U Movie: (C) "Dtvlls of O.rtMu" m Ttltfllll 11:00 Du II) m ED News (dra) '65-William Sylvttter.
fB Un Ventno Pin Recorclu Cl) 9) News ())News
fll) (Ill M11terplta Tlltatrt "Cousin 0 O• 5-llyond 3:30 fJ Movie: (C) ''Tho1t ltedh..U
Bette" (R) (j) Mlfllt1I DlllH F,.• S..ttlt" (tdv) '53--Gene
@!) u Cnqullll m Trd er ~--Barry, Rhonda flemln11.
ANDY GRIFFITH'S DRAMATIC EXPERIENCE
"The folks back home in North Cafollna don't like to see me
playing these kinds of roles," Andy Griffith admits, "but I have •
to do them for myself as a dramatic experience." Griffith is talk-
ing about his role as a New York building superintendent who
finds himself the hostage of a gang . of bank robbers in "The-
Strangers In 7A." on The CBS Tuesday Movie, al 9:30PM.
Griffith, known for his roles as the happy, down-home count-
try boy, is stepping way out of character in this new movie and
points out that it Is a difficult job for him. "My character Is not
a happy man," he says, "and playing such a down role Is some-
thing I'm not used to. I find that I have to reach into my own
life for so many emotions that by the end of the day I'm phys-
ically wiped out."
Griffith, who's had little formal acting training, was beginning
to sound like a dyed-in-the-Method actor. "Well, I did do "A
Face In the Crowd' wbich Elia Kazan directed," Griffith ex-
plains, "and for three months during the shooting I went through
the most intensive acting school. In those twelve weeks I learned
the Method, the hard way-on screen."
Getting back to the folks in North Carolina, Griffith aays he
recently guested on a detective aeries in which he was being
pursued throughout the show. "Well, I heard from my relatives
that they were concerned about my safety for the entire hour,"
he says. "My grandmother didn't like 'A Face in the Crowd' be-
cause she said I was mean.
"I have a feeling they won't like me in the beginning of this
film because of my character's Involvement with a pretty young
woman," he admits, "but I think they'll approve of the way I
turn out."
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. 1:30 D 111ck EJ,eritnce ml.at'•..,
7:00 II()) Suerise Se•tstar
0 9 8' UllCltrdol D (]) (j) H.1. Pufnstuf m lrttMr Im
(fj EJedric Collpany
7:JO II Dusty'• Trttlteuse D m Tiit Jttaens • ea., .. Profile
D CJ) (I) Jlebon f'IVt
()) TY I ClusrtHI
t1Q) Unde Ras m Mowit1: "Tiit Cou111eous Mr.
Pt1t1t" (dra) '42-Clifford Evans,
Deborah Kerr. ''The s .. 11est Sltow
"' &IW' (com) '57-Viralnia Mc·
Kenn•. Biii Travers.
(Jj) Milter .... ,.. Nelafllleftlood
1:00 11 ()) lup 11111ny D m ...... Pa.U..r
• Wiii • .,.. Tlleltrt
D (I) (I) TM Olllonds m Ceturtry Musk m (I)) Sul• .,...
l:JO 11 Cl) sunu o a m n. 11et11Mk:ata 1J Cl) (I) E8 AIC Slp1rstu
Mtwit: "Gldaet Makes the Wron1
Connection" In this animated-come·
dy adventure, Gfdaet learns that the
sailina crat\_ort which she and her
friends Rink and Jud have sianed on
as crew Is en1a1ed In smuallna.
9:00 II Cl) Tiie A•llln1 Chi•
Dal m h•an HoNdap D Mtwtt: "litter C..0" (wes) '54
-William Elliott, Bever1y Gar1and. B Mowit: (C) 'ftlnta tf tile Rut
MotJ•" (mys) '54-Kar1 Malden,
Patricia Medina.
II) Mtwtt: (C) "Snow Dtvils (sci-fl)
'66-Jack Stuart, Amber Collins.
@ Oldrk Co!lpUJ m 111sttr .... ,.. ,...,..boftlood
fl) Cht tt1 Su Cau
9:30 11 SeNbJ·Deo a am n. 1art11Ja
(I) Tiau: Wltldtw " tM South D CIJ n. lndf IOch
()) CartMft Canilwal m all s.sa .. S1reet 9 Sia Hunt
10:00 II agi m Se•lab 2020 (I) Kid, ... ,
D (I) 1tatldw4
Qlltller "•• 10:15 G) IOpllnl'r Report
10:30. {)) JMle Ind tllf Puaquta
D a m Runaround U MtN: "Aplcllt Qllf"' (wes)
'50--Alan Curtis, Tom Neal,
(i) Colle11 fNtball D ())Kid ,_.,
fJ Mowtt: (C) "Clnot1 City" (wes)
'58-Scott Brady, Jeff Corty, Mabel
Pll11. m '-"' .... , Jubilee
(JI) Dlctrtc eo.,...,
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11:00. Cl) n. ~
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11:30 a am r....., wtttt a c•nt
D (I) m u..t1e
GIU.tallM WtrW
II) .... : (C) ........ tf a Clln-
ft ..... (wes) '63-Marty Robbins,
Jorce Aldd. m 111 EJedrtc ..,...,
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0 ~lplty "Hosplt1f/Bflmp" ....... w.,.. TIIMh
D(l)aJDellleMMt
fJ Mtvft: (C) "'Clulrp at Feather
lltver" (wes) '53--'uy Madison,
Vera Miles.
(lilgpt m IMlt allCI Mn. Muir
@ CAE: Cllltcl Cl'4lt c.tine
fmMilllr ...... Ntl~
Cf:'Tl'MI .. an.. (Jplortn
1Z:3011 Cl) fat Mtrt •Itel tile .Colby
Kids
Cl) Ctltte Fettbtll D Mftil: "SwupU" Cdra) '55-
Hildeprd Neff, Don1ld Wolfit. um-...a.1 .. ....., a....,..: "Callli ... .., Dnl•·
ltNd" (mys) '51-Wilttr Pid1eon,
Mtrpl'lt ltlsflton. m£Jt9t..,..._ m s.u.. street
IE) Slbldea Altp ms,.-.,.
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1:00 II ()) C8S ClllWrtn'• F1l11 Festini
"Elephant River" This motion picture
produced In Ceylon, lives lnsl1ht to
that country's customs and culture
while followlna the adventures ol an
Eurllslan boy who thinks he's an oat·
cast but learns otherwise.
UhltrlaMI u CI> m c.e1e,. feotbln ms .. 1 Trlln ......
IE)CiM 111 II Ta• m CanHiM Adwetlu•
1:30 fJ lhwit: (C) "Apadlt ltifla"
(wes) '65--Audle Murphy, Lind•
Lawson. m e111.,. ..... ., ..... ,
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Cll Mewlt: "Dr. StrMtlflM" 2:00 • .,..,.. ,,.... ..
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2:30 1J ..,. le l.11"""1
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Ci) Mevie: "11 Pd AIWtus" (dra)
'57-Martha Scott, Jim 81tkus. m lkffall'• ""' (1J) felt ltlltlf
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3:00 11 Tiie Siesta la Owtr Bob Navarro
hos ta. II Wlldltft ntm llbm Acllel
Cl) F•r Chit F1icb fJ w.,.. Tniil
di .... : "'Curll of Ille stint
H•INI" (scl·fi) '64-John Carradine,
John Wilch. ID MM: "Slblnl" (adv) '43-
Humphrey Borut. Bruce Bennett. m Tiie Yifllnlln
cril HadtlNa
tii) Mlsltr .... ,.. Ntl .. btlrllood
@I) Futbol.soccet
@DMtwlt
3:30 B Just Natural Truman Jacques
hosts.
110. Cl•IMll II Hop11ttt1 CaslldJ at TM F1•11J Cl• .,,...,
QITI .. Tutntl
. 4:00 II Medlx "One Going on Two"
A filmed documentary of a clllld's
second ye.r of life. Six mothers, six
children ind two pedlatricl1ns show
the various s'flges of a child's de·
velopment ind talk about dlsdpllne
"potty'' tr1lnln1, lmmunlntfon ind
the everyday concerns of 1 mother
for her toddler.
Cl) Yeb ef Alriculturt D I.,.. With M1nuel Arlaon
(I) F11• Fe1t1111 at tlft h Your Clllkt11n Qrowt ......
fl!) TIM EJedric CotlpMJ amr. ....... ua ..
fB Ytlct of AcrkultuN
4:30 II Mtwit: (C) .. lll11N1 tf ~ Loll"
(dra) '68-Rlchud Greene, Luke
Halpin.
(5) Sketchboat
llFeca II Mowt.: "Tiie Spille(' (scl·fl) '58
-£d Kemmer, June Kenny.
(i) -. .... Pllysiul Fitnea
DT•leMlt4lMtd
(11 11111 Is y.., Ufe
fJ &J fin. II• tf th Week
(fl 1111111 SVare Sllow
Ii~ ............. .. a la fl*e
·m ""' s:oo 11 W'Mt'a '"'' 0n Witll wi111e Delis D Cll (I) &J NCAA Footbatl Spe-
dal USC vs. UCLA, live, from the
Coliseum.
Cl)dj ..... fJ 11111 Week Ill PT9 FMCblll ID MM: .. M ... ., ..... .....,..
(dra) '35 -Clart Gable, Ch1rl11
lalJfhton. Franchot Tone.
eLeMtttMllHtl a Dlcbtc c..,.,
I AbTe ... ....................... , ... ....... ID CelltlJ ,,_ ......
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{wtl) '66-St.9ve McQUHn, Artllur
Kennedy, Kirt Mtlden, Brian Keltfl.
@ ClrmcMfldas
Eli) The Advecates
iEClll of UM Wdt
8 TM Wddlam
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6:00llClfl)fDNews 1J lewlln1 for Dollln
Cl) Hiati Cllapaml 0 Tiit Real Dtn SC..lt Show
Gl TM Pt'1111d«l
(Bl W~1"8ft WHk In Review Cll Stand Up Ind ChMr Im Tmro Mt 40
fB 8rt•blln1 Collep Football
6:30t1News II Mlednl Glfterltioft The Lennon
Sisters end Henny Youngman guest.
Qj) Wiii street Weet Em Feast of LanP111 "Kine Lear"
(R) •
II) D Sllew • lleb1p J S.Unas ma Mancini Qlltfltlon
7:00 II Cl) UFO "Court Martial" Col.
Paul Foster's life is In Jeopardy
when, In his "cover" H a movie
executlvt, he Interviews 1 youna
actress and her apnt,
THI DAILY "LOT, TV WllK, NOVW8SR lL lt7l
II KNIC Special "Perfonn1nce"
An entertainment specl1I featuring
harpsichordist Arthur Hus of Santi
Monica; pop vocalist Rlch1rd l. Har· U.F. Q
ris of Redondo Beach; opera singer •
Robert Norris of Los Angeles; d1ncer 7PM 5A1UBa&V
Karen Goodman of Sant• Monica; ~11
Ind Instrumental croups, one jau CBS •a •
and one rock. Mort Sahl hosts •A 8 Met Haw Barbirt Feln:hiid anctt-:======:::::::::--------------
Bobby Bare guest
IJDeltllY_..,Dlp
•S.~Wi'w .. .. m M ... 0..r Contlnd-
er1 Dick Strout ls host tor a look at
scenes from m•Jor motion plcturu
that are most likely to receive Acid.
emy Aw1rd nominations.
IJ)EJ Tenalllt fJD (JI) llHcW I Esltne (R) See
Thurs., 7:30PM llstln1.
&1Mtdle• SlllM a> Soltl bet ......
7:JO 1J MUlel $ Mowlt: (C) (211') Dar In tlM hit" (dra) ·~ncly
Dennls,.Mlch1tl Bums, SUS1nne Btn·
ton, John Garfield Jr. A repressed
spinster lllVll for a youn1 rnan ahe
picked up In the part but ht doesn't
return her Interest. m 111C11 1e1utr m 1e1ert Allditn c.nery
1:00 8 All In Ille F1lllllJ Mr. ind Mrs.
Bunker proudly announce the mtr·
rla1• of their dau1hter Gloria, to
Michael Stlvic in the second of two
part epbodt.
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'70-John Wayne, Dlvld Janntn
• Jim Hutton, Aldo Ray, Raymond St'.
Jacqua, Bruce Cebot, Patrick Wayne,
Irene Tau. M action drtma detalllna
the exploits al the U.S. Speclll
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THE DAILY PILOT, 1V WUX, NOY£Ml!J£R 12, 1972
SATURDAY (Continued) 8 S.,... Prtlttm: "Attack of
the det1chment throu1h 1mbushea, • P""9t ,_,..,. (sci-fi) '58-
nlght p1r1chute Jumps, h1nd·to·h1nd John Acar. John Hoyt
comb1t ind 1 fln1I d11in1 pl1n to (j) T• Ttl .. Trdl
kidnap 1 Communist le1der. m BACHARACH SPECIAL
U Rollin' Din Hicks and +us Hot * WITH DIONNE WARWICKE
Lldcs 1uest. m I IHcLMIT'lle ...._. M1ric of
(I) Sports Ci.tlltnp hl1 lldlrldl Special guests for U Movie: (C) (90) "A Culdt for tlM the mulical hour are Joel Crey,
M1rrltd Man" (com) '67-Wilter Dionne Warwicke and French singer
Matthau, Inger Stevens, Robert Slch1 Distel.
Morse. fB U1 "'-hra lhc:ord1r m Alfflcl Httdlc.cl ~ fE (Jll ...,.1.. .... Yott ''The
0) Qa•plonsttlp Wmtlln1 last Journey" (R) See Tues., lOPM
t'E Laa Ubft llstln1. QI Mtwtt: (C) "T1My ca.. tD @I) EJ SM • Ltce Ylldtz
Conlwa" &> Mtwit: (21w) "Mid Ma" 9:30 II CJ) Wt ~It satow After
(d ) •31 Joh 8 three ye1rs of m1rna1e and no ch1I· r1 -n arrymore. d Bob nd Em'I .. ~·d t 1·30 .:11 (j) lrid t l.o¥t lemlt Bridoet ren. a 1 Y --..• ~ 0 adopt • ~ ae s . • and lice the nerve-wr1ek1ng pros.
and her parents become Jewish for pect of 1n In-depth inter1iew with a
the weekend when comedienne Nan· representative of the adoptive a n-cy Walker 1uests IS Sophle''S devout ge
Jewish sister who drops Into New CD Mewit· (C) (90) "T1't 8 York on her way home from the • ..._,. (. ) ~ ·y R drassll Hol Lind ~-oom _.--ony an a . (J:{ wtW lln&do• Bur1 I~. 81rb1r1 Eden.
U Tiie Wadly Wtrtd tf Jonatflan Cl) CelllwitJ hrtJ Winn Monty Hill ruem U llltrie: (90) °"T1lt S1nn,e Doof'
Cl) TMll er Conseq~ (dra) '52~hartes Lauahton, Boris
(lj)... ... Karloff.
fm 1t11 Liits D ,. ... E TY ::.: (R) 0) MiledtJ C..•llilJ
t:CIO fJ CJ) Mary Tyler . Moort .... 9:45 fJ) Ill c.-lil F....ttl
Mary's f1vorite couple, both fona· 10:00 II CJ) Miultl: ,.,._bit Phelps
time friends, ue sepuat1n1 and it and Mimt take on the auises or
looks IS If Mary is &oln1 to be "the fuallivts to Invade the home of
other women" in 1 love trianale. Jerome Cooper, 1 nucle1r scientist.
(})TIM Adwtnblm played by iuest Murray Hamilto'n,
IN LIKE FLINT
It'• hllrd to be a v•r• aecret agent when the• ataal •our clothH
JAMES COBURN
LEE J.COBB
10:~
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11:
11
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who is threa~ninr to destroy a ma·
)or American city with a fifty meaa·
ton hydroaen bomb. !!." Uftknown Reals Philbin ......
@l)lexcleMuico Em C111nue Y1rietJ Hour m lH Conlon Show
10:30 U s,orts Cll1lltnp
(j) Fil• F11ture IJ leltl Kirt.ff Presents Thriller
llJNews flit (JJl lnttmltiolal Performance
(R) "Romeo and Juliet"
9 Mowle: '"Suez''
11:0011 CI>OD Cl) ~News g Collt .. Feotball use vs. UCLA
In tape delay of 1ame played earlier.
(j) M1nll1l Dillon m Movll: "TM Pilor• (adv) '38-
Clark Gable, Myrna Loy, Spencer
Tracy.
ID Katluyn K~m1n
E!)Movll
11:15 (I) Movie: (C) ''The Sundowners" •
(dra) '60-Robert Mitchum, Deborah
Kerr.
11:20 II Mme: "Captain New1nan, M.D."
(com/dra) '64-Greaory Peck, Tony
Curtis, Anal• Dickinson, Bobby Darin,
Eddie Albert. Tony Curtis and Bobby
Darin shine In this story of the
1olnrs-on at a military hospital dur·
inr World War II.
11:30 PREMIER£ 90 Minutes A variety talk
show hosted by Cannonball Adderley.
Slnaer-dancer Emily Yancey is host.
ess. Scheduled ruests Include sinrer
Nancy Wiison, The Friends of Dis·
tinctlon vocal rroup, Demond Wiison
of "Sanford and Son," and Georre
Kirby.
(t) Movte: ''Two and Two Males
Sit" (com) '62-George Chakirls,
Janet Scott. D Movtt: (C) "In Like fllnf' (adv)
'67-James Coburn, Lee J. Cobb,
Jean Hale, Andrew Du111an, Anna
lee. A conspiracy of women, mnter·
minded by a beauty·cream tycoon,
is out to take over the world, only
they haven't counted on Flint bein&
called in on the case by the Penta·
ion.
Cl) Mme: "On tlM 1Se1eh" (dra) ·59
-Gre1ory Peck, Av1 Gardner.
IJ frtdlt N1pt: "Devil let's Dluch·
tar" (mys) '46 -Rose"ary l•
Planche.
~To• Iona 5'1ow
G) Mofle: (C) "I Bombed Pearl
Ha111or" (dra) '61-Toshlro Mlfune. m Jaftlkl
fl) ca.. .. S4
1Z:30 @) Mowle: (C) ''Cinmren Kid" (wes)
'52-Audlt Murphy.
1:00 D Movfe: "lAcfr In dlt Dirt" (mus) '
'40-Glneer Roaera, Ray Milland.
0 (j)(l)NIWI
II) Mme: (C) "All for Mary" (com)
'56-Xathlffn Htrrlson, Nl11el Pat·
rick.
1 :20 11 Mm.: "foet1tepe In 1t1t O.rl"
(com) '41-Errol Flynn, Brenda Mir·
2:00 CD All·Nl&M Aow: .. s.. .... ,. '"
Utt Nlpt." ''Stra"I• lntrldtr,"
.,Jennifer"
THIE DAILY PILOT, TV WE:EI<, HOVIMIE" 12, 1972
,.,. 2'
'FORCED TO
COMMUNICATE'
Paul Hampton has always con-
sidered bim!elf to be a singer-
songwriter whose primary in-
terest was in communicating
bis thoughts-romantic:, idealis-
tic, optimistic, sometjmes humor-
ous and often wry-to whom-
ever cared to listen. ''When
you've got a voice like mino." he
notes. with a laconic smile.
"you're kind of forced to com-
municate. No one's gonna listen
to me for my bell-like tones."
While Hampton has done
some acting in both television
and ftlms in recent years. he finds
himself. today. in great demand
as an actor. He's not too inclined
to conjecrure over the causes for
this. "Actin' is another way of
communicating,'' he reasons.
In Paramount Pictures' "Lady
Sings . The Blues," directed by
Sidney Furie under executive
producer Berry Gordy, Jr.,
Hampton co-stars with the multi-
talented Diana Ross, playing the
late blues songstress Billie Holi·
day. and Billy Dee Williams.
Hampton has the key role of the
young. spaced-out piano player
who introduces the singer to hard
drup and keeps her supplied
during the grueling years they
travel together in a band.
In a rare two-hour Ironside
drama (Thursday. 9PM, NBC),
Hampton is a handsome. if dis-
solute tennis pro who finds time
to have affain with a number of
women involved in an unsolved
murder.
In ''The Music Man" episode
of the Doris Day seri~ (Mon-
day, 9:30PM, CBS). Hampton
manages to utilize all of his tal-
ents in the role of a rock super-
star who falls in love with Miss
Day. The episode, rather more
poignant than comedic, charm-
tnflY presents the 'warm rela1ion-
!\h1p between a younacr man and
an ·older. althouah very beau•i·
ful woman.
...... 26
"The style," wrote Bulfon, "is the man him-
self." It is the amalgam of musicology, piano ar-
~istry, anjl intense creativity that makes up the
unique style of Burt Bacharach. Bacbarach's mul-
tiple talents-as singer, composer, and musician
-are marshalled in bis lat.est special, "Chevrolet
Presents . . . Burt Bacharach," with guest stars
Sammy Davis Jr., Anthony Nowley and ViJcJci Carr,
on ABC, Wednesday at 9PM.
Working with three of his closest friends in
show business--caJI it a labor of love-Bacharach
sets the stage for a meld of fun and music that
permits each of the stars to do the very special
"thing" for which he (she) is best known. Thus,
Anthony Newley gets the show off to a rousing
start with the kind of raz.zmatazz offering that has
long been his tradema•k. And Sammy Davis Jr.,
who can do anything-and frequently does-pays
tribute to his host by soloing Bacharach's Oscar-
winning sona. "Raindrops Keep FaJlin' on My
Head," winding up with a feathery-light dance
routine.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 12, 1972
Vikki Carr, tong a boon to the record char1s,
sings "La Mirada De Amor," which she then lrans-
lates into "The Look of Love," one of Bacha-
rach's most end~ring (and en.dearin$.) .composi-
tions. Compounding a good thmg, V1k.lc1 also de-
livers two other Bacharach selections, "Make It
EaSy on Yourself" and "Knowing When to Leave."
Then, Sammy and Anthony do a snappy run-
lhrough of the latter's compositions, most of which
have been long identified with Sammy. Listed are
''The Candy Man," "What Kind of Fool Am 1?,"
"TaJlc to the Animals," "Once in a Lifetime," "On
a Wonderful Day like Today," "The Joker," "You
Know How I Feel," and "Who Can I Turn To."
Theirs is a presentation of sheer magic. There's
the quick change of costume, the casual dance
step, the impromptu throwaway line, the occasional
joke-everything that is part of the expertise when
two professional song-and-dance men (ah, faded
phrase) get together for a blending of talents.
And Burt Bacharach-what does he do? He's all
over the stage, singing, directing, encouraging, and
calling the tune. Notably, he sings a new song.
"Nikki," which he wrote for his three-year-old
daughter and which he dedicates to her on the
program. Bacharach, who has written about 500
songs in less than lwo decades, once wanted to be
a footballjlayer and now dreams of training race
horses an playing professional tennis.
"That's just the stuff lhal dreams are made of,"
he admits. "Song-writing is my business, and when
I'm not composing or racing horses I try to catch
up on my sleep, which J never quite do. With the
exception of a few weeks now and then, I work
all the time, seven days a week, night and day. ff
I stop to take time off from my work-and I've
tried doing it a few times-the creative juices stop
flowing, and ifs difficult to get them started again."
Gary Smith and Dwight H emion, who taped the
Bacharach special in London, with the f'Ormer di-
recting, regard the composer as the best of the
contemporary song stylists. "He has," they say.
"not only great talent but flair, dedication, and
style."
Style, again. It's what separates Burt Oacharach
from all the others.
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Lots of flippy, floppy fL
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parts, makes realisti
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action helicopter, revc
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Turn her head. she lo·
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HUNTINGTON BEACH. NEWPORT BEACH. FULLERTON ORANGE "THE CITY"
Advertising Supplement to THE REGISTER. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Sunday. November 12 1972
Oh, you beautiful dolls!
Penney pri~es.
"JCPenney
B
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A. It's Annette. all done up in her
funky new layered-look outfit.
She's a lovely 32" tall. with tong,
straight hair. 8.99
B. 14" Baby Softinaw with layette
and carrying trunk. A Penney ex-
clusive. Softinac"l has a cuddly
vinyl foam body, arms and legs.
She drinks. wets. loves to be
bathed' 7 99
16" Softi na doll ... 6.44 •
C. Cuddly, soft Talking Baby
Beans~ is 12" tall, all ready for
lots of floppy, ploppy fun just like
a bean bag. She'll sit any old way
she·ssetdown. 4.44
D. Hi Dottie •11 has a phone of her
own and a big one for her play
mother with a tong 6' cord. Just
squeeze phone receiver. Hi Dottie
talks. says eleven different things.
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dolls. Only Penneys has these
Baby-beansQll sized. cushions of
flowered vinyl air. Modern for the
today dolt. 2.99
F. Now she can carry her three
favorite fashion dolls around to-
gether anywhere ... Room for their
clothes. too. in drawers or on
hangers. 2.99
G. Lazy Dazy. the sleepiest doll
around. Just pat her cute little
bottom for 30 seconds. sit her
down on a smooth surface and
she plops over on her own pillow.
sound asleep' 5.44 l .r ·
H. New Miss America 11~ outfits for
her very own fashion doll. Flowing
gowns. delicate and graceful, with
accessories. Just like the reigning
beauty. 2.99
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leash. he starts to walk. Pull it
again, he stops, barks. and wags
his tail. One more pull, he stops
to rest. He's 13" long and comes
with 36" gold color chain.
3.99
K. Get Malibu Barbie®, Ken®, or
Skipper®. or all three. They've
all got great golden tans, twist
'n turn waists, bendable legs.
Sunglasses and beach towel in-
cluded. too' 1 99
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Malibu dolls' costumes 99c each
L. Barbie's® great new country
camper lets her rough it in style.
Slide-out door. steering wheel,
front window that opens. Plus a
table. 2 camp chairs. luggage
rack and sleeping bag.
8.44
M. Barbie's1r. Garden Patio. Pic-
ket fence. fancy brickwork, and
plants that really grow-just sow
seeds in super soil, add water.
There's a patio table. barbeque.
gardening tools. 3.99
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is ready to rough it in style. Vinyl
tent includes 2 sleeping bags. 2
camp stools, picnic table. bar-b-
que and 6 cooking accessories.
15"x15"x13". 6.44
P. Great inflatable fashion furni-
ture for Barbie1R'. Modern styling.
big. soft plastic cushioned sofa.
chair. table. Perfect for her living
room. 2.99
Q. Barbielil' Beauty Center1M •
an almost lifesize Barbie head
for hairdo and makeup fun. Tug
the ponytai I -it grows. Set has
rollers, brush. more for changing
hairstyles. Plus makeup kit of
cosmetics; 6.99
R. Big 16" cuddly panda bear.
Plush fuzzy fur. with a pretty rib-
bon tied 'round his neck. He's
great for all ages, a play pal for
kids. a cute gift for a3:49
S. Norman the dog is the cutest
talking cuddly toy to come along
in a long time1 Big, floppy ears. a
fluffy white chest. cuddly brown
fur. 2.59
T. Miley Mouse. A full 151/2"
long. great for little ones and
cuddly toy fans 4.99 A
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machine comes with an 11 Y2" posable
fashion doll So it's easy for beginning
young designers. 3.99
8. Electric corn popper really works:
popped corn comes down the funnel to
unload through a front chute. U.L. list-
ed. Complete with ingredients and ac-
cessories tor making delicious treats.
5 .99
C. In-A-Minute® Cake Maker has no
electricity, no heat, no light bulbs. Just
add water to the mixture and stir, put it
in the Magic No Heat Oven, and set the
timer It takes less than a minute.
5.44
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cradle for dolls The perfect night-time
place for play baby. 4 .99
E. Corning Ware& Pyrex~ plastic
cookware. The greatest thing for pre-
tend kitchen projects. Just like mom's!
3.26
F. Great 4-place Raggedy Ann metal
tea set. She can have her own tea
parties! Or have a private tea with
Raggedy Ann herself. 2.99
G. A real Raggedy Ann music box with
a Raggedy Ann doll to go with it.
3.29
H. Easy Care Manicure Set. lets her
do her own nails. runs on 2 D cell bat-
teries Just like mom's. 5.98
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I. A1te-H1te~ sturdy steel range looks
like a small version of the latest
model. Control knobs turn. there's
even a see-thru oven door. oven
shelf. storage area. Ready to as-
semble 10.19
J. Rite-Hite steel sink with water
that really flows through faucet from
built in reservoir: for washing play
dishes. Double basin. plastic top,
storage compartments. Easy to
assemble. 1 o .19
K. Aite-Hite(f. steel refrigerator lets
little homemakers store play food 1n
a 36" high.2·door fridge". With pre-
tend freezing compartment and re-
frigerator shelves Heavy gauge. easy
to assemble 14 .59
L. Talking Pictures r• Alphabet Tele-
phone has slot for picture record
Teaches whole alphabet. Phone plus
6 records. Batteries not included.
5.99
M. Good gnef! Snoopy power tooth-
brush' Brushes just like the adult
kind. No plug-in or recharging. Uses
2 "O" batteries. not included.
5.88
N. Play desk is durable plastic with
steel magnetic chalkboard. glide-in
areas for alphabet and act1v1ty cards,
compartment for chalk, eraser. num-
bers. extra letters. 3 to 8 years.
4.99
O. Play Family School is ideal tor
children 2 to 8 years. Roof and side
hinge open. Two trays hold magne-
tized alphabet. numerals adhere to
roof. 9.99
P. Play Family Houseboat floats along
to a realistic "putt-putt" sound. Cap-
tain looks. the wheel even turns
Floatable, washable plastic.
5.99
Q. Romper Room~ Inchworm~. be·
loved by 3 to 6 year old boys and
girls. He moves along inch-by-inch.
slowly propelled ahead as the rock-
ing rider pushes arms and legs for·
ward. 14.44
R. Playskool""' Wiggle Wagon moves
as the handle bars are wiggled by
seated child, really gets going with a
steady motion. Non-tip design. ball
bearing wheels so it can turn on its
own axis. 11.88
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A. VertiBirdl'lll powercopter has rubber tipped
6 " rotors, throttle for fast and slow. It can buzz.
dive. hover. rescue the astronaut and whirl
away. Batteries not included 6 .99
B. Fat Track® control set for wide-open racing.
passing, and streaking around steep curves.
Includes 2 cars. track, recharger. more. Bat-
teries not included. 14.88
C. Road Devils™, the wilct action stunt cars.
Rev them up, hear them roar. They roll, charge,
jump, zig-zag , bump, turn, race away and stunt
over and over again. Calibrated speed indicator
on power injector. 5.99
D. Air Devilsllll Solo Flight® comes with actual
flying Nomad airplane. engine. pylon. continu-
ous circular runway, goggles. and flight book.
Bat1eries not included. 7.99
E. Mighty-Tonka Crane is big. tough, works
like a real c rane. Locking cranks control boom
angle and operate clam bucket. Full-pivot cab.
king-size billboard tires. 1 Q.99
F. Mighty-Tonka Dump, with all-steel body
moves on 4112'' large billboard tires. Load box
actually raises for dumping. 6.99
G. Mighty-Tonka Loader of tough steel. 'Glassed
in' swivel cab: deep cleat billboard tires; operat-
ing levers control bucket which scoops, raises
for hauling. 7 .99
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H. Tyco H.O. championship lighted pro racing
set, a Penney exclusive! 37' of track sets up in
4'x8' layout with two 40° hi-bank curves. 6' long
straightaway. Features tyco-pro I~ timer.
compu-chart. 2~ .99
I. Tyco H.O. super action freight train set, ex-
clusive at Penneys! Big 54x35" oval track with
switch. siding, signs and poles. power to move
big 6 car train. Even a remote control log dump
unit! 29.99
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an owl. turtle. frog. mushroom. In-
cludes 4 molds. 3 lbs. wax. 6 non-
toxic colors. 4 scents. Even 6 acrylic
paints and brush. 7 .49
B. Decoupage kit makes 4 lovely
flower and butterfly plaques. There ~are 2 oval and 2 oblong plaques.
paint, 4 prints to mount, aerosol
finish. brush. and instructions.
4.49
C. Junior Fun Film'-" Kit. Create
plastic flower arrangements! Dip
shaped wire into liquid plastic dip
Poppy red and shamrock green.
turquoise and pearl green. daisy
yellow and amber 3.49
0 . Everything needed for making
white simulated pearl iewelry -2
rope necklaces. pair of earrings. and
crocheted ring. Also a 32-page illus-
trated book. 4.49
E. 3-tn-1 science starter set Young
scientists probe the basic sciences.
Examine leaves. earth rock. or ani-
mals on test slides. Instruction sheet.
3 glass slides. lots of viewing speci-
mens. Your start in Geology. Micro-
scopy, Chemistry 11.66
F. Rock tumbling set with grinding
wheel changes rough rocks into
beautiful jewelry gems. U.L. listed
rubber-lined octagonal tumbler,
grinding discs. jewelry findings. 2
gem stones. 16.88
G. Instant stitchery kit makes large
36x16" wall hanging. Each flower is
worked on a loom. then stitched onto
the fabric. Acrylic yarn. fabric. looms.
needles. instructions.
12.49
H. Pinto Funny Car with drag para-
chute. High impact styrene body.
mag-type wheels, and simulated
Hemi engine. Comes complete with
guide line and anchor pins.
13.99
J. Red Baron beware! Here comes
your Sopwith Camel. a flying pre-
cision model of the original, whether
it's iust cruising. or ::i fast, furious
dogfight in the sky 8 .99
K. Here's the plane the Red Baron
himself flew1 The flashy Fokker DVll.
ready for you to rev up and control
from the ground. The Fokker is great
for aerobatic flying. lots of dives and
tricks. 8.99
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A. Junior pool table has NovoplylMJ pressed-
wood sides. mar-resistant laminated vinyl
walnut-grain finish. Bonded-on billiard-
cloth surface stays smooth. Automatic ball
return. Balls included. 17 • 77
B. Skittle Poker. the new game that com-
bines the skills of card playing and ball
guidance. Swing the chained ball. and tap
three balls into card holes to build a win-
ning hand. 9.66
C. Now the Skittle people have made a
horseshoes game. too! Great when you
don't have the space for the full size game,
or in bad weather. Doing it the skittle way
calls for special skill! 7 .44
D. Skittle tic-tac-toe. the game where you
score your X's or O's with the little ball on
the chain. Strategy and the skill of a good
Skittle shooter! 7 .88
E. Skittle Pool is an action game for every-
one. No cues. instead a wooden ball on a
chain attached to an arch. Rules like rea l
pool. Automatic ball returns. real felt table-
top. ten numbered balls. 12.88
F. Talking Football 111 Game. real play-by-play stra-
tegy. One player quarterbacks. another defends -
automatic talking sportscaster relates play in
action. Batteries not included. 8.99
G. Bing Bang Boing ,.,. Super Actton Set with ob-
stacle and elevator. Design your own. roll balls
down ramp. bounce 'em onto drums, through
hoops. into the bucket where bell rings. flag drops
6.99
Bing Bang Boing •v Skill Set 4.44
Action G.I. Joe®. Action Road
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Penney exclusive. Includes jeep, raft. for karate. basketball, baseball, foot-
pup tent. poncho, radio, map with ball, scuba diving, more. 1 99
case. flare gun. camera, binoculars. •
pith helmet, more. 12 88
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on a bird bath ice-hockey rink. No
Talking Team Commander ...... 5.88 gluing or painting, easy to assemble.
Soldier Costumes ................ 88c 2 2 2
B. Talking G.I. Joe(!ll delivers eight
important. programmed commands.
Just pull his dog tag and listen!
Comes with jacket, pants. boots.
holder and pistol 6.99
C. Big Jim111 is a sports hero with
vinyl biceps which expand when his
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acter Set lets children mold, paint.
actually re-create famous Disney
characters. Includes molds. Magic
Mix. shaker. 3.99
elbow 1s bent' Press his back -his J . Durable "Starter" typewriter. ex-
right arm swings through 120° for elusive at Penneys. 28 keys and 2
karate or throwing action. shift keys type all capital letters. 2.99 numerals. punctuation 11.99
D. An assortment of G.I. Joe'iv Action
Packs11•1• Rescue Raft111 has inflatable
rubber raft and 2 pc. oar. Fire Fight-
ing 1111 has real water shooting action!
2.44
K. Disney Action V1ewer 'M shows
movies anywhere without batteries
or plug-in. Easy-to-turn hand crank
for crazy fast, regular. or super slow
movement. Even runs backwards!
7.88
E. G.I. Joe• Land Adventure'" He's Cartridges for Disney
ready for action with camouflage Action Viewer. . . . .... 2.99 each
shirt and pants. plus boots. dog tag.
insignia. shoulder holster and pistol.
12" tall 4.66
F. Adventure Team Helicopter has
working winch and blades Bnght
yellow plastic parts snap together
easily No batteries needed. mea-
sures 25112x20xt 21/.-·· high GI. Joe K
figure not included 5.49
l. Sesame Street " Colorforms • help
children learn about shapes and
colors. as well as the people in their
own neighborhood Great stick-on
fun 1.99
M. Double gun and holster set In-
cludes cap-f1nng twin pistols and
rifle. ad1ustable embossed holster
and belt. rubber knife and sheath.
bandana. more 7.99
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A. Sporty three wheeler with chop-
per look has lowslung heavy gauge
tubular steel body. a sissy bar
Terrific on wheelies! Red/white/
blue.
15.99·
8 . Road Runner strong steel velo-
cipede with wide-track tires. sturdy
molded seat. chrome plated butter-
fly handlebars. 10" front wheel
14.99
C. Raggedy Ann and Andy rockers.
exclusive at Penneys for tots who
want to sit in their favorite doll's
lap. Hardwood frame back. vinyl
cover. plastic runners.
19.99
0 . Strong 5-piece folding set -
table plus 4 chairs -for eating.
playing. Legs are chrome-plated
tubular steel. 20x30" table top is
laminated plastic
21.99
E. Twelve chord three-octave Mag:
nus electric organ. so simple a
child can play in minutes Comes
complete with matching bench and
music book U L listed
39.99
F. Streamlined Irish Mail. a four-
wheeled sturdy steel handcar that
gets its go by pumping with the
hands. steering with the feet
19.99
G. Two-tone steel mini cycle with
removable t ra1n1ng wheels gets a
min1 -b1ke took from chain-drive
wheels. h1 nse handlebars
24.99
H. Steel velocipede with motor-
cycle lines looks like a two-wheeler
but has 2 extra wheels for greater
stab1t1ty
15.99
J. Skatemob1les1 Beginners dur-
able steel and plastic roller sk.ates-
styled afler automobiles Complete
to headlights. chromed hub caps
mag wheels Hot Rod Can Am. or
Dune Buggy
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speed stick shift. .. Shift from hi-gear for
crusing to low qear for dragging. Fat
Oaddyr1.1 racing slicks for super traction.
Seat adjusts for riders ages 3 to 12. All
steel frame. rust resistant enamel paint.
24.88
8. Road Runner lowslung steel racer
goes by pedal power. Has tour wide-
track wheels. 2 big. 2 small. And a braced
metal bucket seat. Exclusively at Penneys.
21.99
C. Road Runner steel tricycle with cart
carries anything from sand to a sand-
wich. Tailgate drops down for easy load-
ing. A Penneys exclusive. 17 .99
D. Wild Rider for boys and girls aged 3 to
10. Driver-controlled thrills on 6 oversize
wheels. Turn dual hand crank controls
for forward/reverse ; pull one for circle
spin. 13.33
E. Big Wheel. Three-wheeled speed cycle
has big front wheel for maximum pedal
power. rear racing tires for drifting ac-
tion turns. 9.97
F. Shift 'n ra ce. a real performer engin-
eered for ages 5 to 9. Fool-proof straight
stick-shift. gears for direct drive or rac-
ing.true-grip rubber front driving wheel.
23.99
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DAILY PILOT ..
HAN• ceuNTY, CAU,...IA
NOVEMBER 12, 1972
uDoctors Are Human,
Too": A Look Behind
The Surgeon's Mask
Extra Big Cookbook:
A Whole Thanksgiving
Tab-e-F~ll of R~cipes
Quiz for Women:
Who Says Keeping
House Is Simple?
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FOR BOB HOPE
Grouclao Man rnearlced tltat Y"" -,..,., 10 or lJ
.,,.;m., and you read their duf we11.· Do you .....
lg 1toH tlaal mang wriUnP-1~ Aldridge, Ander-
.on, Ind.
• I have eight writers .. because for evecy beneit peaform..
FOB POLLY BERGEN
You've achieved a peat deal, both u an actrea and u a
businesswoman. What is your phil090pby of life?-W. Ben-
nett, Cocoa, Fla.
• I mainly try to learn to be really honest with those around
me. But most importantly, I think the thing that people 6nd
most difficult is l>eing honest with themsefves .... I am try·
ing to just live as I am and get enough self-esteem to feel
that I will be acceptable to people without having to do
something that puts quotes around my name.
FOR ARTHUR GODFREY
Recently I heard an actor say that people ask for autographs
IO they can be near the celebrity when they are getting it.
Do yoa go along with that aplanatioa?-Alu Smart, Colo-
rado Springs, Colo.
• The average autograph seeker is looking for a fairly m -
clusive possession-soo>ething to show his bieoda. One night
I set up a table in a theater and ~an signing. I loobd up
a little later and most of the line 'Lad disap{>eerecl Why?
Because those who 1eft didn't want something that so many·
others had, tool
FOR SEN. MARGARET CHASE SMITH of Maine
I saw you on the loor of the Senate, using a IOrt of tele-
prompter when reeding a bill aloud. Why?-Wilmar Tog·
uzdnl, Mono Bay, Calif.
• I have les,, than 20-20 vision, and a teleprompter elimi-
nates the necessity of using~·
FOR TOM LANDRY, coach of the Doll46 Cowboy.
Why do you call all the Co-tmoy pla}'l?-Wilmm Connolly,
North Haven, Coon.
• I started calling plays halfway through the 1970 season
when our record fell to 5-4 and Craig Morton was getting
a lot of criticism from the fans. I feft that my c:1i\3 the
plays would take some pressure off Craig. 1 abo the
plays for Roger Staubach in 1971, becaUJe Roger had less
than three yean experience as a pro quarterbaek. rn bep
calling 'em until I decide that our team will perfonn better
if someone else does it.
FOR DAVID JANSSEN
I recently saw you jud'9 the Miu World contest. Wu that
the &nt ~ever judged a bauty contest?-F. Nolan,
Ft. Lau Fla.
• ?'io. Baclc in 1957 or '58, when I played Richard Diamond
on TV, I was uked to judge Miss Anaheim. About 2,000
people attended, and I hate to come up with an old job,
but nobody woo. There were 30 contestants and as we began
to eliminate them, the audience began to leave as well. By
the time we were down to half a do7.en girl.a, there were
only 25 relatives left in the audience. When it wu over, I
told m,r PR man what a marvelous job he had done for me:
I'd made 975 enmntes and woo 25 new friends!
aooe. every college date, ev«y state fair, every 'IV show,
I use special material hued oo the ~ local people.
etc. No one comedian could come up with that much new
material four days a week without aaistanoe. Croucho Man
fs a fine comedian, but except for his brilliant partidpation
in -You Bet Your Life; his reputation is largely built on his
early movies (in which the scripts were written for him)
and some coooert peafomaaooes, relatively few in mnnher.
FOR ROC& HUDSON
My friend and I are having an argument about your real
" name. She says it is Rockefeller Hudson.. I clUagree. There's
money involved. Who'• right?-L M. Keanu, Beleda, Calif.
•My real name is Roy Fittgerakl I was given my movie
name, naturally, when I first entered the movies. How much
money did you win?
FOil MUHAMMAD AU
Of late there teems to be an uptwing in biracial marriages
-putico.larly by black entmtainen and athletes. How do
you feel about this?-Boger ~ Blocmiagtan, Ind.
•I believe it is against Cod's law and I have noted that few
of the people who have done it have had much success with
their marriages. I certainly wouldn't do this.
FOR PAULA PRENTISS
Where do you liveP-M. M. D., Roclcfonl, ru.
• Well, my husband Diclc Benjamin and I spend half the
year in Los Angeles and half the year in our Manhattan
apartment I love New Yock-love most cities for that matter
-Out the California I Jove is up closer to San Franci.soo,
near Carmel, and especiaJlf that marvelous. beautiful, 00. ~le view from Mr. Hearst s San Simeon castle. That part
of the state is really what California is all about.
FOR PETER F ALIC., act«
& it true that you have a glass eye?-Ra.aell Potrab, West·
gate, Iowa.
•Yes. Because of a tumor, I lost my right eye when I wa'I
three years old. l was about 30 when somebody told me
~ving a glass eye was a deficiency. By then l didn't be-
lieve them.
Ho~r1a.1m ~~ TheNe••P•IM'lbtUIM
LEOHMD 8. DAVIOOW, ~ MORTON FRANK. f'N1ld1 11 end hllll••
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"Oh, no. not again." I to fill an engqement calendar."
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10UR FREE W/3 VIRGINIA SLIMS
BOOK OF DAYS CALENDAR IS MOW AVAILABLE.
(free with 0 pock bottans from Vrgiria Slins, reg.ha rrentrdl
In 1972 Virginia Slims offered women
everywhere a unique engagement
calendar, the Book of Qays. We filled
it with anecdotes and facts and quotes
about women
throughout history,
their loves and
hates, their ups
and downs.
Thousands of
·"r'!c.,nr..-'.a women used it and
'=-;;rr~~ loved it and asked
iv:rt.«~-""11 us to do it again.
..._llilllliiiiililli~iiiiiliiiiili• Here is the 1973
Virginia Slims Book of Days. It's fun and
informative and it's still free. With 10
pack bottoms from Virginia Slims.
Regular or Menthol. As 1973 unfolds
week by week, you '11 find out who
triumphed when. and which days out
of all 365 were great days in the history
of women, and which days were not so
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
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A Famous Smgeon-Author Tells:
What It's JJke ft101D the
ln twelve years of practice, I have
never had a patient ask me to put him
o ut of his mitery. No matter bow bad
life is, I have yet to find anyone who
wants to hurry hit departure. rve bad
elderly patientl refuse an operation,
saying, ··rve lived long enouah. let me
go," but that im't the aame thing. 11.e-
signing oneself to fate ia not the same
as seeking death. No one I've ever
cared for has actually IOU,ght ~ at
lea.at not openly.
I SUppolC aome psychiatrists would
say that my attitude toward the dying
patient is a reftectioo of my own atti-
tude toward death. I'm afraid of it, so
I don't want to deal with iL He'd be
pufectly right; but I don't think that
makes me atrangie. I think. my attitude
ii shared by most people. I know it'1
shared by most docton.
Actually, I think it's the best attitude
for a doctor to have. If rm ill l cer-
tainly don't want a doctor taking care
of me who looks upon death as a big
buddy. I want some guy who will fight
with every weapon be bas to keep me
alive, who will struggle again.at death
as k>ng as there's any re&IODable
chance to win the battle, who will out-
fox death if it can possibly be dooe.
But I abo want a guy who, when he
ICU he has Jost the battle, will SUf·
render gracefully and Jet me die, ho~
fully with dipity.
I think that's what most doctors try
to offer their patients.
The~lll ...
With My First Book
When I wrote '1be Making of a
Suraeon," a boot about surgical train-
ing, I was often asked, .. Are docton
angry because you've written this
bookr
The answer was .. Yea." Some doc.
tori -not, by a loGg ahot. all or even
matt -were angry beca•11e rd told
about what it WU like to spend five
years in a dty hospital learning aur-
aery. They d.idn 't think the public bad
any right to know what thia experience
w .. lite. They c:oolidered me a traitor
to my profeaion.
I couldn't, a.od ltill can't, folk>w their
reasoning. We aurpom have no big
dark secrets to hide. How could J be-
tray anyone by telling what 1 thought
was a reaaooably intemating story?
And a true one.
•a !'A.WILY .UKl.Y, No--. 11, 1m
's Side By Dr. Willia• A.. Nele•
In 1970, Dr. Wiiiiam A. Nolen
rocked the medical world-and
the book-buying public-with his
best seller, "The Making of a
Surgeon." The book was highly
praised in moat quarters-and
criticized in some-for portraying
doctors as being just about as hu-
man as the rest of us.
Now Or. Nolen has written a
new book, "The Surgeon's Worfd"
(Random House, $7.95), that ls
sure to have as great an impact.
The following article excerpts
highlights of the book.
Or. Nolen is a general surgeon,
age 44, who lives with his wife
and six children In Lltchfleld,
Minn. He has been chief of sur-
gery at Meeker County Hospital
since 1960.
TheHMltYlctlm
I Didn't Know How To Trut
In most private bolpita1s there arc
no interns or residents, and during all
the boon when oo docton arc around,
the nurses take the responsibility for
acting for.them. Sometimes the respon-
sibility is awaome.
Tate our coronary ca.re unit. This is
a two-bed ward, next to the nunes'
station on our third ftoor, where pa-
tients with acute coronary thrombosis
are admitted. While they arc in the
ward, they are cooatantly attached to
an dcctrocardiogra On the wan.
oYer the patient's bead, there is a run-
ning tracing of what the patieot'a heart
is doing.
Tbe oune in the corooacy care unit
provides all the routine nursing ca.re
for t.belc critically m patients. In addi·
lion. she bu to keep ooe eye oomtant·
ly OD the E.K.0. She bu to look for
chanaes in rhythm or in the shape of
the wava. Alterations in the pattern of
the E.K.O. an: often the 1in1t indication
that sometbina new bas happened to
the patient's heart. If ao, be needs im-
mediate-and by ''immediate" I mean
within two or three minutes-attention.
If there's no doctor around, wbo'a
going to gjve that care? The nurse. She
can tell the floor oune to put in a call
(or .. Dr. Blue" -"Dt. Btue" being the
page signal which means .. Any avail-
able doctor, come immediately to t.bc
coronary care unit" -but until 1>r.
Blue" shows up she's on her own.
I'm a lousy Dr. Blue. I know less
about E.K.O.'s now than I knew when
I waa in medical school, and I didn't
know much then. Fifteen yea.rs of coo-
omtrating on surgery have given me a
tort of tunnel vision, and coronary pa-
tients aiai't in my line of sipt.
I have been caugbL One afternoon,
just as I wu leaving the hospital after
aetting a wrist fracture, the call for Dr.
Blue came over the page system. f
bustled to the coronary care unit, ho~
ins madly that some other doctor would
already have arrived. But to my dismay
DO 00C had.
Helen Ames waa on duty. When I ar-
rived she was auctioning mucus out of
the mouth of an elderly man. He was
blue, gasping for breath, with bloody
froth on his lips. Above his bead the
E.K.G. machine was churning out its
tracing. AJI I knew about it was that it
sure looted atranBC. ~
"What's the problem, Hetenr I
asked.
"Tate a look at the E.K.O.," she
said. "ffe•s gooe into ventricular tachy-
cardia. What sbaJI I do?"
I hadn't the foq_ie,et notion. I knew
ventricular ~ •• daneeroua
-the heart races along out of control
till it becomes cxlwad.ed and oollapees
completely in a matter of minutes-
and I knew there were loCs ol mange
oew drugs that could be liven to slow
the heart and convert it to a normal
rhythm. But bow much ot which drug
to gi\le, and when. were beyond me.
'lbc ftnt thiq we've IOt to do," I
said, .. ., to aend for help.
like .. ,
"Mias Ralaton," I shouted to the
1loor nurse, "put in a call for Dr.
Germain.
"Now, Helen," I aaid, "what do you
suggest we do now?"
''I think we ought to give him fifty
milligrams of Xyloc.aine," she an-
swered.
"Give it," I said. She filled the
syringe with Xy.locainc solution and
injected it into the patient'• arm. I
watched the E .K.G. After about thirty
seconds the heart slowed and the
rhythm became normal.
"You've cured him," I said, grinning
like an imbecile.
"I hope ao. Let's wait a minute."
Sadly, before the minute waa up, the
heart began its race agaia~ and Mr.
Lawrence, the patient. again turned
blue.
"Now wbat'r' I asked.
"rd suggest proneatyl, intrave-
nously."
"Are you sure you know what you're
doingr
"fm sure," she replied.
"O.K . Shoot" She gave him the
drugs. Again Mr. Lawrence respond-
ed. Thia time the improvement aecmed
to be permanent His blue 'akin gradu-
ally became pint. I turned to Helen to
conaratulate her; u I did I beard a aud-
den gurgle. I wbedcd around just in
time to aec Mr. Lawrence again begin
to fade. His E.K.G. now looked even
wone.
"He's fibrillating," Helen said.
F!btjJlation is a dreaded complica-
tion. The heart muscle flben, inatead
of contracting as a unit, quiver individ-
ually. 1be heart stops working u a
pump and the blood stops circulating.
1be only way to restore rhythm to
the heart is to PQt two electrodes on the
patient, one on the cheat in front of tbe
heart. the other on the back of the pa-
tient, and shoot an electric current
through the cheat. On the way; it
passes through and jolta the heart.
I'd never med the ddbrillator,
though I had watched demonstratiODJ;
but there wu no way out. Carlo Ger-
main still hadn't arrived. and Mr. Law-
rence would be dead in two minutea if
we didn't stop the fibrillation.
"All right, Helen." I said, "let'a go."
She quickly slapped one electrode on
the cheat and handed the other to me. I
placed it against Mr. Lawrence'• beet.
"Puah the awitch," Helen aaid.
"Which oner· I asked.
"The ODe OD the right."
I pushed it Aa the shock ran through
his body Mr. Lawrence'• muacles went
into apasm. His entire body went rigid.
In a second it was over.
I looked up at the E.K.G. It bad
. worked. His heart was beating with a
regular rhythm.
It wu then that Carlo Germain
walked into ,the room. He looked up at
tbeE.K.G.
"What the bell's the idea of yelling
for me?" he said. "I had an office full
of patients. 1be E.K.G. looks perfectly
nonnal.''
I could have hit him.
Doctors Who Know
.. Everything About Nothing"
In the 1970's we're trying to reduce
the time a man baa to apeod becoming
a doctor. Some medical 1Cbools will ac-
cept studenta after three yean of col-
lege-others are combining the fourth
year of medical acbool with the intern-
ship.
1be purpose in shortening medical
education is to produce more docton.
Personally, I don't think it will work.
With every year that passes there ia
more and more tnowlcdae that a doc-
tor should have. How in the world can
we expect atudenta to Jeam more in less
time?
What will happen. rm afraid, is that
we11 start producing pure technicians.
If anything ia to be eliminated from the
would·be doctor's education, it won't
be biochemiatry, anatomy or pharma-
cology; it will be the coune in Shake-
speare, the year of pbiloeophy .... One
of the major problems in medicine now
ia that docton tend to have depth but
not breadth to their knowledge. There
ia a saying, well known to all medical
studenta, that the G.P. ia a doctor who
leama Jaa and lea about more and
more, until be eventually tnowa notb-
ina about everything; the specialist is
tbe man who Jeama more and more
about lcaa and lea, until be eventually
ltnowa everything about nothing. Thia
is the aae of the apecialiJt. and bccaute
their interests are ao narrow, the spe-
cialiata tend to eee patienta u facelaa
carrien of di1ea1e1, technical problems
to be aolved, rather than u human be-
ings. What we need in medicine are
docton who are more the
artist and less the scientist
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to bri• the Holiday spirit. Put him by the fir.
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How~s FoOd Editor Marilyn Hansen handle her Thanksgivings·?
List n "It's been the custom in our family of rotating hospitality at Thanksgiving.
The tess prepares the turkey and some of the trimmings, but every family
brings a special dish. The result is a delicious collection of foods that reflects
each cook's taste life-style." Here's what the Hansens might expect this year.
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Foo41 Etllter
GRANDMA'S COMPANY
SOUP
My mother hu made this soup
throughout the yean. It's a treasure
because it's so easy.
Sc-. (10~ oa. ..ch) en .. of
muelwocNft eoup, ............
2 cw (10* on. •8Cft) c:Nobft brotl\.
undltdld
Seoupcw.a
Qopped......, "°'......,.Whipped er.em
(recipe below)
1. In large saucepan, blend soups;
stir in milk. Heat to boiling point,
stir occasionally.
2. Just before serving, beat soup with
wire whisk. Pour into heated tureen
or ladle into soup bowls. Sprinkle
with parsley. Float about 1 tablespoon
Horseradish Whipped Cream on each
serving. Moke1 about 10 cup1
HORHRADISH WHIPPeD CREAM
1-1\o'J .. 11111pow prepwed wNll hone,.....
1 cup....., ..............
1. Fold honeradiah into whipped
cream. Rcf rigerate until ready to uae.
Malce1 about 2 cup1
GOLDEN ROAST TURKEY
With Dad·a Favorite Sausage Stutllna
and Giblet Gravy
Dad's had fun experimentin1 with
atuffinp this year, and be worked out
this ooe with aausa1e for ftavor and
water chestnuts for texture.
J t. Remove neck and &iblets from
J turkey, rime. Place neck. heart and J &izz,ard in medium aauccpan with I
Con1l1t1"d
,AMILY WUICLY, N~ tf. 1171 81
Thanksglvblg: Crab-Meat Mold by Doris conrUiwa
qt. water, ~ teaspoon salt, bay leaf
and onion. Bring to boiling. Cover;
boil gentJy about 2 hours. until veey
tender. Add turkey liver Int 20 min-
utes of cooking.
2. Remove heart, gizz.ard and liver
and chop finely. (Use neck meat for
sandwiches, discard onion and cloves.)
Save broth.
3. Heat large skillet and oook sausage,
celery and onion together until sau.
sage meat is cooked through. Stir
sausage with large cooking spoon as
it cooks to break up meat. Pour oft
the fat.
4. In large bowl lightly toss sausage
mixture with half of the chopped
cooked giblets, l 1h cups reserved
broth (if you don't have enough
broth left over, add water to make
I Y.l cups), pan&ey, watu cbestnob
and stuffing mix.
5. Preheat oven to 32S•F. When din-
ner is set for a certain hour, plan to
start bird 20 or 30 minutes befc:n
anticipated end of routing time to
avoid delay should turkey take longer
to cook than estimated.
I. Rime turkey with cold water and
pat dry inside and out. Lightly fill
neck cavity with stuffing; fasten akin
to back with skewer. Stuff body cavity
IOOldy and close with alccwen, poul-
try pins or 1titcbing. Fold wing tipe
under body of bird if wings permit.
IDJert meat thermometer in center of
inside thigh mU1CJe. Tic drumsticks
and tail tightly together with cord.•
7. Place turkey OD rack in ab.allow
roastfog pan. Brush all over with veg-
etable oil. Fold a large piece of 18-
inch-wide beavy~uty foil in haJf and
place over turkey, fastening at ends
of pan, making a loote tent.
I. Roast for about 6 houn and 1 S
minutes, or until internal temperature
registers 1so•p_ when turkey is done.
For additional browning. remove foil
tent lut hour, bute frequently with
pan drippings.
I. Place turkey on heated eerving
platter. Spoon off fat from drippings,
saving 6tab&eapoon1 drippings. On top
of range in roasting pan add ~t of
chopped giblets, gravy and ginser to
drippings. Heat to boiling, 1tirring to
loosen browned bits. Pour into heated
gravy boat. Serve with turkey and
stuffing. Turkey will carve eaaier if
allowed to rat 20 minutes before
caning at room tempera~.
Malen JO servings, 3 cups gravy
(Or plenty for J().12 with great
leftovenl)
•Spoon t11ty remainbt1 11utfin1 lnro
m.How J ~-qt. gre~d cauerole and
.,,,UeJ:le with ~ CllP llUTYed. broth"'
WOIU. &lu utro $1ulfittl in 42j° F.
oven /or 20-JO mlnutu, until top I•
brown aNI crlUty, "flu turkey Li re-
moved from o\len.
I• FAMILY WEEKLY, N-0.f 11, 1'72
AUNT TINA'S BUTIERED-
ONION MASHED POTATOES
Aunt Tina is a busy homemaker with
one daughter in college, one daupter
and son in high school. Tbanbgiving
wouldn't be the same without her--0r
her onion muhcd potatoeal
~ cup.......,. ...... a.loll ....
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Selt ... Butler or__..
~ cup ..... tlJ Biik powder
1. Rehydrate onion in 't'l cup water,
set aside for four minute1.
2. Make up 12 1ervinp of instant
mas.bed potatoes using water, alt,
milk and butter ac.cording to package
directiona.
3. For added ftavor and food value
stir in rehydrated onion and instant
skim-milk powder. Beat with large
wire wbiak until smooth. Heat until
piping hqt, spoon into heated aerving
diab. Top with 1 tablespoon-aiz.ed pat
of butter. Malce1J2 1iervinp
AU Rl!at'ES TUTU> ..
P:AllM.Y WDKLn
OWN TUT IO'T'CME9 .
DORIS' CRAB-MEAT llOLD
WITH CRACKERS
''This is a f&mity favorite. Everyone
loves it and it goa 10 far at partieal
I like to make it the night before, ..
says my sister Doria.
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1. In medium saucepan, combine
aoup, cllCCIC and onion. Heat until
cheese is melted; 1tirring. Blend in
mayonnaise, remove from beat.
2. In another sauciepan, sprinkle gela-
tin over water. Over low beat, stir
until gelatin dissolves. Stir into soup
mixture. Add crab meat and celery.
S. Pour mixture into 6-cup mold. Re.
friget"ate 6 hours, or until flrm.
4. Unmold on serving plate.,• garnish
with salad greens and lemon wedaa.
Uae olive alices foT eyes, pimiento
atrips for ecala. Seive u a 1pread
with crack.en.
Molce.t about 48 appetlur servings
•Follow unmolding directions at end
of Ardetb's Cranbeny Mold.
AADETWSCRANBERRYMOLD
My dauahter, A.rdeth. 11, Joftl cran-
beniea and ldatin. I help her make
this natural bleod. but we all comideT
it hen.
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1. Grind cranberries in grinder, aav-
ing all juice. (You may also grind
cranbeniea., about IA cup at a time,
in e1ectric blender.)
2. In medium bowl dillolve orange
gelatin, raspberry gelatin and sugar
in boiling water. Stir in cranberries.
Pour into 4-cup motel.
3. Cover and refrigerate 4 houn, or
until firm. Un.mold on attractive 1erv-
ing plate.• Garnish with orange twist.
M alce8 8iiteen ~-cup urving1
•we have found that the bat way to
unmold a gelatin mold is to run a
knife around cdte of mold to a depth
of ¥.a inch. Invert mold on terVing
plate. Place bot, wet. WfUDl"OUt dish
towel on top of mold, repeat if nec-
essary. Mold abould alip out cuily.
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Reynolds Brown-In-Bag.Turkey-Size.
You get iuicier ~ because the bag bastes for you.
And no messy clean-up.
With Brown-In-Bag Turkey-Size, you'll serve the most
succulent gobbler that ever got gobbled. The bag bastes tur-
key continuously -tender and juicy. And because natural
juices don't splatter away, you'll have plenty of savory gravy
makin's. While your oven and roasting pan stay really clean.
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Make turkey hash or turkey ala king with leftovers.
Then freeze them in smaller Brown-In-Bag. To heat, simply
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1. Turkey iuices remain in and around the bird,
basting it deliciously tender and iuicy.
2. Look at this clean oven.
Brown-In-Bag prevents splatters
and messy clean-up.
3. Now·you'll find both
~ white and dark meat
-c: -.'\ iuicy and tender.
4. Rich gravy makin's.
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stay in the bag.
Drippings don't
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from Lois
LOIS' GARDEN-VEGETABLE
PLATIER WITH CHEESE
SAUCE
My cousin Lois, a busy working
woman, mother ol a teeMae son,
loves prdcnina and the pat out-
doors. A newly convea1ed vegetarian,
lhe knows bow to pcaent vegetables
beautifully. ......... ... 1._.....,cmllla••,•law.a
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1. In larae saucepan to 3 cups boiling
water ~ 1 ~ teaspoons Wt and
cauliflower. Cover, return to boiling;
coot until tender, about 20-lS min-
utes. Drain.
2. In large saucepan to 3 cupa boiling
·water add 1 ~ teaapooos salt, hooey
and butter. Heat to boiling, add car-
rots. Cover, return to boiling; cook
BONNIE'S PUMPKIN BREAD
PUDDING
Cousin Bonnie baa three children un-
der six. lmtead of 1erving them pie,
she pRfen this nutritious wbol~
wheat dcaert.
1 .... (11on.)llcedwMle ..... ...... ,,. ..... ,
1 W (1• aa.)-Md ptllRJldn
~cup ........ ....,, ,.eked
21e11paw.,.....•-•
llit111p1111 .......... a.,. .. .................... ........
1-.....,~n1pp111
I S-20 minutes until tender. Drain.
3. Cook peas according to JNd•F-
label directions; drain.
4.. To aerve: Center cauliftowcr on a .
large attractive IC?Via& platter. Ar-
range carrot sarip aod peas around
cauJiftqwer as pictured.
5. Pour some bot Cbeae Sauce over
cauliflower, 1erve remainin1 sauce in
sauce boat. Makes 10-12 -~
CHEESE SAUCE
"' cup cMpped ..... °"'°"Of Za.blllpDDM ........ ..... 11••···-...... -.... ... 1 c. (11 oa.) Clladdllr-.... eo..p, .........
~cup .... a....
11e11pa•....,.Jlllce
1. In 1-qt. saucepan. coot ll'CCD
onion in butter until tendu. Stir in
~r cheese soup, sour cream and
lemon ju.ice smoothly. Heat just to
the boiling point.
2. Serve over cooked cauliflower, car-
rots and peas. Molu1 ohout J "4 cu,-
1. Preheat oven to 3so•F., lightly
greue 2-qt. cuaerole. Trim en.Db
from brad. Cut the bread into
~-inch cubea.
2. In laqe bowl combine mubed
pumpkin, brown sugar and spica;
blend in milk and egp. Gently atir in
bread cubes.
a. Pour mixtwe into prepared cu-
aerole. Bake for 60-70 minute., or
until knife imerted in center to depth
of I inch coma out clean.
4. Fold hooey into whipped cream.
Serve with warm pwlcfina.
Moh1 obotlt 14 ..Wrtp
Cont/,.wd
,AMILY WEEKl.Y, No I t I ti. ttft ••
This Thanksgiving enjoy less fuss in the
kitchen and more fun with your family .
Mme • , ........ wlda
Kelloa'• CN1lzl9tl No endless
chopping, mincing, dicing. With
Kellogg's• Croutettes• Stuffing
Herb Seasoned Croutons, all you
do is add liquids. These delicious
croutons arc oven-touted with
eight savory seasonings baked
right in, so you get all those won-
derful old-fashioned aromas and
flavors with none of the work.
.... be, ............
"teat" of Reymolda W1111t No
constant watching or bailing.
Your turkey roasts to a luscious
golden-brown, and the Reynolds
Wrap "tent"-keeps the bird moist
and tender. And for easy clean-
up, first line your roasting pan
with strong, tear-resistant, Heavy
Duty Reynolds Wrap. It's ovcn-
tcmpered for flexible strength.
Marilyn's Own
Fruit Bread -llJ OWn .....,....... ,,..
......... ........,... ......... lollf ..... ... ....,, .,.... ......
MY OWN HONEY-WHEAT
FRUIT BREAD
Here•a my own contribution to
the family table-a recipe I de-
veloped my.elf.
4 cupe unellt9CI whole ......
tour
1~ cape unelfted .............
lour or 51'1 cupe UNllfted
eMched """9/Whole-
...... -bleftd lour
~ cup ....... dfJ ........
powder
1" cup .. Inn ceNlll Of .....................
1 tlllllnpoOft ...
2 pkge. ectfw. dry ,....
2cupe .... ....,
I •1'll11poone ............ °' .........
14 Cllp golden ,. .....
"'cup,....
"' cup ........ pM'9d ...... .....
"'cup ..... dried ......
... or .....
2 tlllllnpoone CIMpped
C...-1d..,....,...
l\ cupcltopped.....,.. or .... ,.
1 .. ..,00ftclla-Dft
1. Combine whole wheat and all-
purpoee Soun, if uaing white/
whole-wheat-blend flour, use u
is. In large bowl thoroughly mix
2~ cupe flour mixture, instant
dry skim-milk powder. all-bran.
salt and undiuolved active dry
ye.ut.
2. Combine water, ~ cup
honey and 3 tablespoons mar-
garine in a aaucepan. Heat over
low heat until very warm
(120°-130.P.). Margarine doca
not need to melt.
3. Gradually add to dry ingre-
dients and beat 2 minutes at
medium 1peed of electric mix-
er, scraping bowl occaaionally.
Add 1 cup flour mixture, or
enough ftour mixture to make a
thick batter. Beat at high speed
2 minutea, scraping bowl ~
cuiooally. Stir in ruins. pitted
prunes, apricots, orange peel
and walnuts. Work in remain-
ing ftour mixture to obtain a
soft dou&h. You will want to
uae your own well-acrubbed
hand.a here to work in the ftour.
4. Tum onto liahtly ftoured
board. Knead until smooth and
elutic, about 8-10 minutes.
Place in pealed bowl, turning
to areue top. Cover; let rile in
a warm place, f Re from draft.
.........
until doubled in bulk, about 1
boUr.
5. Punch dough d own; tum out
onto lightly floured board. Cut
.dough in half. Roll ~ of dough
into a 12 x 8-inch rectangle.
Sprinkle with Y.l teaspoon cin-
namon. Roll tightly from the
8-incb aide u for jelly roll.
ti• irAMILY MIKLY, No\191'110.f 12, 1112
Pinch edges firmly to seal. Seal
ends of loaf and fold under-
neath. Place loaf seam aide
down in well greased 8~ x 4Y.l
x 2~-inch loaf pan. Repeat
with remaining dough.
I. Cover; let rise in warm place,
free from draft, until doubled
in bulk, about 1-1 ~ hours.
1. Just before riaing time is
complete, preheat oven to
40(>9F. Bake loaves about 3S-
40 minutes, or until done. Ro-
move from pans and cool oo
wire racks. If deaired, brush
aurface with a little honey and
2 tablespoons melted margarine.
Mak~12 loallu
nt.ANK8GIV1NG:
LFE~llENU
Dotie' Cllfl M11t llokt
... Crllcbt.
Celerr .... can.. lllck9 ............. °' ....
Aleorted ..., ....
~ TIM'a---.onlon
M11tt1dflllDllloll
Qr_.. ... C••1d Y.n
C1111role
Lole' Gardeft.V ....... Ptlltt a111aw.
,
Anlelt'a Cl•••nr Mold
Mloltld-Hot Rolle ....,.. . ...., ....
"'-llBrMd .................
Clllllld ctder
CANDIED-YAM
C~SEROLE
Thia is another recipe of m
mother's that the family has e
joyed at -many lbankagivin , ..... ,_.,.........., .......... ... "',,..,a • .....,..., .. ...... Ya~ ..... -~ ~e-. ..
11 wlwlle ngUlllf..ellllcl ... ··-· 1. In large saucepan or Dute
oven, coot yams in boiling wa
ter to cover, to which one tea
spoon salt baa been added. Boil
covered, about 25-30 minute
until fork-tender; drain.
2. Peel yams, mash with for
on wooden board. Scoop in
large bowl, add l teaspoon sal
and the pepper.
3. Preheat oven to 350° F
Grease a 2Y.l-qt .. casserole. Hea
butter with milk until rim o
bubbles forms around edge o
pan. Slowly pour bot milk an
butter into mashed yarns, beat
ing at low speed of electric mix
er as you add. (Or uae potat
muber.) Continue beating a
high speed until very smooth
4. Spoon yam mixture into pre
pared casserole. Place marsh-
mallows \.2 inch into yam mix-
ture, about 1 inch apart. Bake
3S-40 minutea, or until tops of
marshmallows are golden
.brown. Mab1 10-12 servings
1. ~
b
2.
a.
TheABC'sot
Turkey Cooking
Turkey, golden-brown, routed to perf~
, ~panied by a savory stWrmg and
giblet gravy, is what moct American Thanb-
givinp are made of. The plump, meaty, oven-
ready turkeys that we ftnd in our mark.eta
today have been apecially bred to yidd a
high amount of edible meat in relation to
their bona. Turtcy ia one of our beat meat
buys and it ia an excellent budget stretcher.
Betides ita wide ftawr appeal for aU ages. tur-
key ~ a P"t nutrition story.
So remember tJUa Thanksgiving, or any
time. that turkey is a good buy both cconomi-
caUy and nuaritionally.
TURKEY TIPS
1.To.._:
Leave turkey in on,inal bag and U1e one
o( the following tJm:e methods:
a. No hurry-place on tray in refrigerator,
l-4days.
b. F~r-place oo tray at room tempera-
ture in a cloeed grocery bas. The bas
preventa akin of turkey from becoming
~arm. Allow 1 hour per pound of
turkey.
c. Faste6'~vcrwith cold water, changing
water occaaiooally, ooe-balf hour per
pou.od of turkey. Refrigerate or cook
turkey .. 1000 U thawed. If you plan to
stuff turkey do 90 just before routing.
cl Do not thaw commercially stuffed birda.
2.8lutllllg:
a. A.Dow ~ cup atuffing for each pound
of ready-to-coot turkey (or for that
matter, chjcken).
b. Never stuff turtey the day before! Jl de-
sired. the inpedieata for the atuffing can
be prepared the day before and refriaer-
aad.. Mate dufting,, along with liquids
needed, just before ~ng.
l.T ..... IOl'dlllil*llHI •
.. RcMlt-tne8t tbennometer imerted in
thick part of thigh (bulb must not touch
bone) regilten 180•-1ss• P.
b. Tbict put ol dnlimtict feda eoft when
PRWll with thumb and forefinaer.
c. Drumstick and thiah move easily.
fAlllltLY Mm<\.Y, No a1 bcr 11. 1171 •ti
...-Jll.a'T A>R ROASTING STUFFED ,.. .. ..,.:v .. PREtEATE> aa• F. ~
~···CoolllRI,.... ,...,.
3~ ......
12pa•• 4~hour9
11p...i. s~ .....
20p-lll IYelMMn
Then.a1H .. r: Al 1I0•·115• F
Nol9: 1.
Unstuffed turkeys require about ~ hour lesa
roasting time.
Note:2.
Because turkeys vary due to c.onformatioo.
variety, etc., oook.iog timea can only be ap-
proximate. BecaUIC of this, it would be well
to allow an extra half hour of routing time
in case the turkey needs that extra cooking.
·continwd"" ~ 11
'•
CollectolS • Classic
Shisb Ke~ To \le""' a
Spell of lliddle Eastern 11,.,;i(~
By Marllya B•wsew
Two eas~ wa~.1 to mix a batch of
MARSHMAL LOW TREATS
using f,"{;~'(:r¥~0:~· RICE KHISPIES .·
MARSHMALLOW TREATS
)4 cup regular metgarine °' butter
1 8-10 oune» pacltege regul« mershmellowa (•bout 40)
Of 4 cupe miniature mwshmtillowt
5 cupe KELLOGG'S• RICE KRISPIES•cereal
1 . Melt margetlne in l ·quart aaucepan. Add marahmallowa and cook
over low hut. stJrring conttantfy, until marahmetlows ere melted end
mlxtu,. ii VfKY syrupy. (The Spurtle offered
at right m•k .. mixing extre-easy.) Remove
from h .. L
2. Add RICE ICRISPIES cereal and stir until
well coated.
3. Preu warm mixture evenly and firmty
lnto buttered 13x9.x2-lnch pan. Cut into
aqu..a when cool.
Yield ; 24 (2·1nch) equern
Noe.: About 2 cupa IWlhmelow oreme mey be
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or l•rger, marshmallow package
wnpper. S.. details below.)
IUIWllElll.TV'S
"'IALLl .. I IOUlllET'"e
He coob with • Spurtte.
Graham Kerr ••Y• he
wouldn't be without hi•
Spurde when he preparea
dtthet on his televiaion pro-
gram •nd In hia own kitchen.
You11 find this handy cook-
ing tool can make It ... 1er
fOf you to prepare your f•v-
orite recipes (like the one in
this ed), too.
The Spunte can be used for
mixing, pouring, lifting, •nd
tumlng. lt'a about 10 inches
long, •nd made of cloae-
vr•lned hardwood. Perfect
for u .. with mbdng bowls
and pans.
You can get one of these
h•ndy SpurttM FREE from
Kellogg's. Just Mnd us the
r.qulred pr_ooft of purchue
• dw.cteci below.
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Stampe°' from two ~lly-~ed padtegee
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neme end weight line cut from • 8-ounce or
larger,mershmellow packege wreppu (or
m«ahm•llow creme J4W lebef). Off• opn.
June 30, 1973, and It good In U.S. except
wheN prohibited, lic.tl-.d. regulated or taxed.
01•12~ ...... ~
From the exotic Middle Eastern nations-Iran,
Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Israel and Egypt
-comes the traditional roasting of skewered
lamb over hot coals. Originally devised for
the hungry participants in a desert caravan ,
it satisfies a need today for a simple but
elegant dinner.
SHISH KEBAB
4-4\\ k bDMle• .... cubes
Rind tn.1 te.oft, cut In large .......
14 cup ...... jlllce
Ollwe oll or ............ oH
2 llilllHpDOM lnefr cbopped .......,
...... ..,UC. cnllhed
1 •bl11paD11Ull
1 .. lllllD Oii cor'-der ... cit,
Cl...., or 1\\ ..... D~
9"o.doorl•d1r
1 llllP D • wbole blec:lt pepper,
CtUlfteCI ,
1l lllllip DDft er'UIMd Nd pepper ........................
...... ed ...... ,.,,.,.,~. •••did .... ...........
4 •ldlUM Oftlonl. ...... red ... ........
10.1lleW ......
1. Place lamb cubes in shallow glass
pan. SprinkJe lamb with lemon rind,
lemon juice, ~ cup olive oil, pars-
ley, garlic, salt,• coriander, black
pepper and red pepper. Tum lamb
cubes in marinade ingredients to
coat evenly. Cover with plast.ic wrap,
refrigerate all day or overnight.
2. Thread lamb cubes on I 0-12
skewcn, about S per skewer. Driz:zlc
remaining marinade on cubes.
3. Thread tomatoes, peppers and
onions alternately on *parate skew-
ers. Sprint.le with oil, salt, pepper.
4. Broil skewered Jamb and vege-
tables on broiler rack or on gril I
about 4 inches from aouroe o( heal
8 minutes; tum and grill 3-S min-
utes on second aide for medium-well-
dooc Jamb. Watch carefully. Vege·
tablca will coot faster than Jamb,
remove when dooe ....
5. Arrange akewera on heated platter
garnished with lemon. Serve with
Bulgur Pilaf. Makes J0-12 servings
HINTS FOR SUCCESSFUL
SHISH KEBAB
1. You can regulate doneness of
Sb.iab Kebab by spreading cubes
apart on at.ewer for more well-<ione
or crowding them for pinker lamb.
Don't neglect timing. of course. Ten
minutes for very pink Jamb, 12 for
medium and IS for wdl-dooc lamb.
2. Buy a 7-Bpr. lcg o( lamb, have
butcher booe~nci cut meat into 2·
inch fat-trimmed cubes. You will
then have about '4 Jbs. booela.s meat
and about 2 Iba. bones. From the
bones, we augeat you make Scotch
Broth .
14 • FAMILY WEEKLY. Now.nber 12, 11172
MENU WITH A MIDDLE
EASTERN FLAVOR
Awcedo, Onnge Md
Chim ..........
..... et.bab.
Green Pepper, TCMUlo Md Onion ...... ,..,.
C1tc111tMr Y09U't .......
ArMhM*•
Fruit NecW Dt1ftk•
F'"'9 Meloft lllcee, D .... lind
l..llMWed11a
Twtdlll CoffM American Con..
•Recipes given.
••Arab Bread featured in Cros&-
Country Baking article, FAMILY
WEBJa.Y, October IS, 1972.
BULGUR* PILAF
4 tebl1apa OM butler or -a-tne
2cupe .....
2 tlibl11p a OM IMt8ftt l8incecl onion
2 pec:hea lflllfMC beef boulton or 2
boulloft c-..
2b9y .....
\\ t111poon fl'omd bl8dt pepper
·~ C...-• .....
1. In 2-qt. saucepan melt butter, stir in bulgur
and cook. over medium beat S minutes.
2. Add onion, inJtant bouillon, bay leaves,
pepper and waler. Bring to boiling. Cover;
reduce beat and simmer 1 S minutes, or until
liquid is absorbed. Stir occasionally.
Makes JO servings
• 8ulgur, sometimes spelled· buJgor. is
cracked. parched whole wheat. Sold in super-
markera and beaJth-f ood stores. A staple in
Middle Eastern cookery, becoming increa&-
ingly popular in the United States, good in
soups. stews or as a rice substitute.
CUCUMBER ANO YOGURT SALAD
2 ,.,.. ~ben. peeled Md allced
&Mt
2 ...... oona lemon pepper
V4NelpOOltlfound~
1 cupfoe-t
1. Sprinkle cucumbers with saJt and place in
shallow dish. Cover with plastic wrap, place
weight on top and refrigerate for J hour.
2. Drain otf liquid from cucumbers. Stir in
lemon pepper, cumin and yogurt. Spoon into
bowl. serve cold. Makes abou'2 cups
Favorite flavors of chlti, cheese
and beans combine In this
quick casserole for a
satisfying supper.
AVOCADO, ORANGE AND
CHICK-PEA SALAD
1 can (1 fb. 4 ou.) cNdc-pe .. , drained
2 tabl•apoone lemon ~
2 t.ble~ orMge juice
~ cup ollve oll or~ oil
~ lHlpOOft gl'Med onnge rind
1~ tN9poonautt
1" teupoon ground bl8Ck pepper
10-12 crisp lettuce IHY•
3 avocltdoe, peeled Md allced
l..emon lulce
4-5 nevel orengea, peetH end lllced
3 tablelpoons flMtr dlopped.,.....,
1. Toss chick-peas with lemon juice, orange
juice, olive oil, orange rind, salt and pepper.
Cover, refrigerate at least l hour or longer.
2. Place lettuce leaves on chilled salad plates.
Arrange avocados (sprinkled with lemon
juice) and oranges on top of lettuce. Spoon
chick-peas and marinade over 8.l'TIUlgement.
Sprinkle all with chopped panlcy.
Makes 10-/ 2 1ervings
FRUIT NECTAR DRINK
1 can (41 ou.) peadt « .,,tcot nectar
Y. cup dlopped freah mini or 2 tlbl1 •oow•
llquld lllint uuc:e
1 bottte (21 oza.1 ginger .... cNllCI
l.enlOft allcM
lllntapriga
1. Pour peach or apricot nectar in punch
bowl, add chopped mint, stir.
2. Float ice cubes in nectar, pour in ginger
ale. Garnish with lemon slices and mint
sprigs. Makrs 2¥.1 qts.
SCOTCH BROTH
2 lbe. ....., boflee (llbout)
2qt8.w...,
2teupaOMMlt
2My ......
epeppercome
3 a.bl11paClft9 a.dJum batter
• cNcken-Of beef-boullon cubea
2 cups chopped oelefy
2 cups dtOPP9d C8ITot9
2 cups c:Mpped Oftloll
1 tablespoon chopped''"" NII leewe or
1 ~ ••poona dried ...........
1. Jn 5-6-qt. kettle or Dutch ovco, combine
all ingredients. Bring to boiling, skim off any
foam. Reduce beat, cover; simmer 2 hours.
2. Remove bones from soup, cut off any meat
remaining on bones and return meat to soup.
Discard bones.
3. Correct seasoning, adding saJt and pepper
if desired. Malce1 about 2 quarts
~oodshelf
CHIU 'N' FRANK CASSEROLE
In 2-qt. greued casserole combine 1 com-
bination can (22~ ozs.) chill end bMf dtn-
ner with bMne, 1 can ( 16 oz.s.) mixed wege-
....._ drained. Slice 4-S frrifurtera half-
way through on the diagonal; cut \4 lb.
proc1• Amertcen ct..... in stripe and
place in cuts. Arranae cbee9c-ltufred frank.a
on top of chili mixture. Bake uncovend in
preheated J75°F . oven 25 minutes, until
bubbly. MIJU•4·5 1itrvln11
FAMILY WHICLY. November ta, 1972 •ti
i .
J
Pat Lehman, Ml•• Celtfornla, 1111,
end Swanaon ... , Stew.
An active schoolteacher and mother of two boys, she's now
Mrs. Pat Blucher of Sacramento, C81ifomla. Her entire famlty
enjoys Swanson Beef Stew. "This is the first time we've
found a canned beef stew that had everything to our llklng.
They didn't short anywhere. It hu ample gravy, but not too
much. My husband remarked about the large firm p&ecea of
carrots and potatoea ... juat a good bite al~e. And the meat.
was very tender and more than you would expect In a can.
If you want, you can do a little something extra to it. Like I
put a couple of cans of the Beef Stew In a greued casMrole
and drop biscuits on top. Baked until heated through and
you have a beef-vegetable pie that would
usually take you hours to make. So we
were moat pleased with the Beef Stew
and were licking the plate clean."
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WhoS8)1s People Quiz
Beiuga ker
I~ a Simple Job?
True or False: The
housewife who's redeco-
rating and cudgeling her
brain , for creative ideas
will do much better if she
lies down on the job. (See
number 2.)
Many women consider h~
making as nothing but boring
drudgery that must somehow
be "gotten through. .. But actu-
ally it is a p1ychologjcaJly com-
plex-:llnd acienti6cally interest-
ing-area. In this quiz we take
a look at some of the thinp that
make a home home-from dec-
orating to duating to cooking.
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. Women spend a lot less time
at household tub than they
used to in the "old daya."
2. The housewife who's re-
decorating and cudgeling her
brain for creative ideas will do
mucb.better if she lies down on
the job.
3. If you find household tub
monotonous -thinp you have
to do over and over again. day
in and day out -there isn't
much you can do about iL
4. Any food is more nutritiou.
if it tastes good and is attrac.-
tiveJy prepared.
$. ~D it comes k> food,
women ba\'e a IDOft bithJy de-
veloped senae of tuCe than men
do.
ANSWERS
1. Fabe-according to the~
inp of a uniwnity study wtiidl
shows that. delpire the inwm-
tion of various i..bokl ~
pliaoca and labonaving de-
vices. women apend jult u
much time on t>o.-"old chora
M WGineo did a bllf cr:ntury
ago. The .top difference: the
diatribution ol time apcnt oa
Yarioul i.b. Ttthnok>gy, in-
stead of ·ma.tin& life lDOR ld-
aurely, baa only .. ~ in
freeina the homemaker to do
WtOJre thinp in the same amount
of time.
2. Tnu. Studies at New York
Uniwalit7 lhcJWed dlllll llD-
denta ICOl"ed the bipe.t Oil
creati~ tab while
lying down. 'Ibey awiqrd ap-
pndably 1oww ICOlea ,,...
.dtti.Aa or ataAdina. Other
studies have timjlady lbown
that a pcnoa•a bodily ,.,..._
cxata a very ddlnia dlec:t OD
the function ol tho ftrioua
mental &cuhicL So maybe )QI
ahouldn•t fed IO sui)ty about
ltretc:biDJ out Oil tbe ...
3..FolM.~~
ba• lbawn dm routine t.b
call be re1iiDwd ol their mo-
nocoay if tbytbm c:aa be ~
ducod into tbe wort. It may
.,._. funny, but edeacc beu't
it out: A bcaewife wbo•a bored
by repetitive wort (ironioa,
dusting, vacuum cleaning, etc.)
can divest theae cho1a of much
of their monotony by the sim-
ple procea of turning on aome
upbeat music and performing
the tub rhythmically to the
tempo of the music.
4.. Tnu. Studies abow that a
tuty dish. attractively pro-
pan:d, atimulatca the digestive
juices and f acilitat.ea the pro-
cesaes of usimilatiOD. Your
mood and general atate of mind
while you•re eating have a di-
rect bearing OD bow well the
food ii ctiaated. And ftfflf
thinp do more to lift a per-
eon•a mood than a delectable
dish that loot.a -FOd at it
tastes.. Authorities empb•m
that eatin1 abould be an enjoy-
able e:q>erieoce -and when it
im't. indigation is more than
likely to result.
5. Tnu. Studies~at the Univer-
lity of M•.achl.US have
demomtraled that women have
a more highly dneloped 1eme
of taatc. are better able to ap.
pRciat.e subtle ditlerences be-
tween flavors. and dilcriminate amoaa ta11ta m the tour ...-c
catqoria: bider. sweet. salty
and IOUr. In the pastatory
ecreening eats, inwsdpton
maldled 60 male and 60 to.
male ltudmta. Twice aa many
wcmen u men wen able to
correctJy identify the varioua
tasta. ne mea bad a pmtic:D-
larly hard time dilferentiatiq
between aour and bitter.
1'weaty4iabt percent coos9-
teody CGDfmed
tbetwo.
Shorth sweet nUnce ineatpie
(lustfill,bake,andtop)
Here 'sall it tam roputa real, home--
made sweet-and-spicy~ meat
pie in )"OUr oven:
2 PIT-RITP P\c Gmt Shdla
2-2/3 cups (28 oi. jar) None Suctr
MmcrMeat
1 rup PEr Whip Non Oairy
T~.
Fil t your pie with Borden ready--to-u1e
None Such Mince
Meat. None Such ...
the sweet and W\iY
wte of real, home-
made minoe meat be-
cause it cornea
from an old and
authentic rec-
ipe. h'aameciley
c:i. fruit5, spices
and succulent beef flavoring,
all subdy seasoned.
Bake your pie in PET-RITZ P'ie ~
They oome froren and ~~ USC 90 all your holiday pie .
is work.free. And JOU can be ron-
f1dent that ~ pie O'Ult will be
as tendu and ttaky as the finest
homemade pie when you use
PET-RITZ.
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10p your mince meat pie
with a lipt, creamy
halo of PET Whip
Non Dairy T~
It adds the
just-right taste
and festive
touch to your
lddaypie.
Marilyn says:" A casserole Is a great way to
treat leftover Thanksgiving turkey. I like to use
·brown riee with It, because It's so nutritious.
Did you know that brown rice la the whole,
unpolished grain of rice with only the outer
hull and a small amount of bran removed?
I love Its nutlikeflavor and slightly chewy
texture. Remember, though: Brown rice.
requires a little more liquid and cooking time
than regular mulled rice. One cup of uncooked
rice wlH yield 3-4 cups of cooked rice."
Turkey and
Blee Casserole
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2. In large skillet saute onioo,
celery and green pepper in 2
tablespoons butter for 8 min-
utes, atinina hequaJtJy until
leoder<riap .. Stir in IOUp, wine,
mushrooms, aa,e, ult, thyme,
pepper and pimiento...
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mixture over turkey and rice in
eu1erole. Stir with large _spoon
to combine.
4. In same atillet beat nmain-
ina J tablcapooo butter until
melted. Toa croutons in melted
butter. Spoon around edge .of
casaerole.
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bubbly. Malcea 8 •"'""
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brown rice in 3 CUpl boilinJ
water, I teaspoon aalt, about 40
minutea, or until water ia ab.
IOrbed.
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APRICOT MINCEMEAT PIE
time to time.
3 Remove from heat; cool. Stir in
walnuts. You will now have about 1
cups Apricot Mincemeat, enough to
make 2 pies.
··At Thanksgivina, l love mince pie,
and this year rve given my mince
pies a California touch with dried
apricots and walnuts," says Aunt
Esther. (She's our pie specialist!)
4. Line two 9-inch pie pans with
pastry.
5. In large bowl combine apricot
mincemeat and sliced tart apples; mix
well. Divide filling between the 2 lined
pie pans. Dot surface of filling with
butter, using ! tablespoon for each pie.
6. Preheat oven to 425 • F. Cover pie
with top crust, cut steam vents, seal
and edge pie decoratively. This pie
also lends itself to a lattice top if you
prefer. Beat egg yolk with 1 table-
spoon water and brush surface of
crusts with it.
1 pkg. (11 oa) detecl Cellfomla
aprtcota (21" cups)
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1. Place apricots, mincemeat, water
and lemon juice in large bowl and
soak overnight
1. Cover pie edges with a 21h-inch-
wide foil collar, folding lightly around
edge to prevent over-browning.
8. Bake pies about 4S minutes, until
crust is golden brown. Cool on wire
rack. Serve warm with vanilla ice
cream if desired.
2. The next day, transfer to a large
saucepan; stir in sugar. Bring mixture
to a boil, breaking up mincemeat with
large cooking spoon. Reduce beat,
simmer uncovered 10-IS minutes, un-
til mixture thicken&, stirring from
Malces two 9-inch-size pies
•use I cup light-brown sugar, firmly
packed, if you like a sweeter pie.
Sewing Corl\,er
The Savvy of Strategie
Stitcldng By Rosaly n Altrev•ya
Can you guess the secret ingredient of
this dress? 1)8 magic is in its top stitching.
What the stitching does, by curving down
tbe center of the dress, is give the optical
illusion of a slimmer you. Other features:
simple, tailored lines; attractive princess
styling with smart tab-and-button detail.
Fabrics could include a wool blend, a dou-
ble-knit or polyester.
Size 12 takes 2~ yards of 44-inch fabric
for long sleeves or 2% yards for short
sleeves. Standard body measurements for
size 12 are: Bust 34, Waist 2.S 1h , Hips 36.
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It's so easy and so good. Why not make severall They add a festive touch
to family gatherings; a personal touch as a holiday gift. Start with
Nestle'se Semi-Sweet and Butterscotch Morsels and Borden Eagle9 Brand
Sweetened Condensed Milk. The rest is easy. Here's all you need:
1 6-oz. pkg. (1 cup) Nestle's 1 can Borden Eagle Brand Sweetened
Semi-Sweet Chocolate Condensed Milk (not evaporated milk)
Morsels 1 cup coarsely chopped walnuts
1 6-oz. pkg. (1 cup) Nestle's 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extrad
Butterscotch Morsels 1 cup walnut halves
1. MELT chocolate & butterscotch morsels with sweetened condensed
milk in top of double boiler over hot (not boiling) water. Stir occasionally
till morsels melt and mixture begins to thicken. Remove from heat; add • chopped walnuts and vanilla Blend well. Chill for about 1 hour till mix-
ture thickens. Line bottom of 9" pie pan with a 12" square of foil. Place
31,. cup walnut halves in bottom of pan, forming a 2" wide flat ring.
~ 2. SPOON chocolate mixture in small mounds on top of nuts to form
ring. Decorate with remaining nuts. Add maraschino cherries if desired.
3. CHILL in refrigerator until firm ·
'enough to slice. Cut into
1/2 inch slices.
Makes about 36 slices.
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A Celebrity~
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Aa ...... llele. ..... y
"I think people who don't care a
great deal about food often don't care
about a lot of things .... " 7
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Food is very important to
me. It's one of the four or
five great pkalw:a I have
in lile. l think people who don't
Cate a great deal about food
oft.en don't care about a lot of
things. If somebody says,
"What will you have?" and they
say, .. Just anything." I gener-
ally find that artiaticaUy, politi-
cQ.ly and socially, they're unin-
volved.
I think food is very revealing.
I'm an outgoing person gener-
ally, so I'm not a gourmet. I'm
a gourmand: I'm an eater, al-
though I'm very discriminating
about what I eat because I have
a very big weight problem. So,
what I like and what J cat are
two ditrerent things.
My friends all caJI me ''"the
calerer" because I like to order
for everybody dtc. And, even
if I don't. it generally work.a
out that everybody says. .. Let's
have what he's having." became
it IOUDds better!
Food takes a great ~ of
knowledge, a grut deal of time.
It's 'something that haa to be
cultivated like any art form.
When I say food, I'm not talk-
ing about the gooey, rictHauce-
type cooking. I'm talking about
r~al cooking.
rm a participating cook,
although I have an outstanding
Portuguese cook. When I coot.
I particularty prefer veal. It is
so flexible. There must be 400
ways to fix veal. It's alto a dish
that can be cooked quickly, and
it's very fine if it' a done properly.
I like to give formal dinner
parties. We can scat 14 com-
fortably in our dining room. J
like sit-down dinners with can-
dlelight and black tie. It makes
it much more enjoyable.
• • FAMILY WEEKlY, No-Mr 12, 1f72
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paprika mixtun.
2. In a very bot lkil.let, sa~ veal a few pieces
at a time in half the butter, about 2 minutes
on each side, or until golden. Remove scallops
to heated platter.
3. Add onion and muahrooma to pan drip-
pinp. Cook over low heat until onion u limp.
Add half the Wine; simmer 2 minutes. stirring
often. Add parsley, tarragon and remaining
wine; bring to boil. Stir in remaining butter;
pour over veal. Malces 4 servings
RIPE-OLIVE VEAL CHOPS
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2. Heat oil in akillet. Add chops aod brown
well. Remove chops.
3. Add onion to skillet and cook until trans--
parenL Stir in raerved ftour. Add broth and
cook. lti.rring c:onatantly, until sauce boila.
Stir in lemon juice and peel.
4. Return chops to skillet. Cover and cook
slowly 4'S minutes to 1 hour, or until meat is
tender. Add ripe oli~ and pimiento and
cook for S minutes longer. Sprinkle with
parsley. Makes 4 ~rvings
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veal to pan, coat well with lemon mixtam.
Cover, cook over low flame about 2S min-
utes, or until fort-tender.
I. P111ee veal on heated platter. Add panley
to pan juices, beat through. spoon over meat.
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isoldeno~
to e up his own mind.
By now, as an adult, you must have read and heard all that's been
written and said for and against cigarettes. And come to your own
conclusions.
If you don't smoke, we aren't going to try to get you to start.
But if you like to smoke and have decided to continue smoking,
, · we'd like to tell you a few facts about a cigarette you might like to
continue with.
We refer, of course, to Vantage. Vantage gives you real flavor, like
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StarCttat
Praedeal, Hardheaded Charlton ~:
\\Thai It's Like to Have a "mstorie" Faee
''When Liz Ta,lor got • mJl-
llon dol ... tl8t ,_, people
lcreamedl But ...........
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the .,,.,.._... clldn1 want
to par thllt much money,
ther could have gotten
someone ..... It'• • law of
supply Md delMnd. I don't
think 11'• lmmonl of ., ac-
tor IO delMnd It. I IMI the
film ....._ • llupkl for
paying 1tr•
I dido 't need to coosu!t my
watch to know I wu late for
my interview with Charlton
Heston. ODe look at his publi-
cist's face aa I joged into the
Sportsman's Lod&e wu enough
to warn me that his client
was inevitably punctual. True
enough, Heston had already or-
dered h.ia biakfut of English
muffin and peanut butter. I
ignored the «em stare with
which Chuck areetcd me and
launched rilbt into the subject
nearest and deaR:lt to him: the
movie business. (He has just
finis.bed .. Soylent Green" for
MOM.) Since be bad IUVed oo
the board for ten yea.n and for
six terms was president of the
Screen Acton' Ouild, I felt sure
he'd warm up to my questions.
I was right. Before long be bad
relaxed-at Jeaat u much as
Chuck ever does.
FAMILY WEEKLY: The job of
president of the Screen Acton'
Guild proved to be a spring-
board that moved two of your
prcdeccaon into politics. Do
you have political upirations?
HESTON: I've played three
Presidents, three aaiors and two
geniusea. lbat should be enough
for'any man! Besides, I prefer
acting.
FW: How do you feel about·
actors 10iDJ into politics?
HESTON: I think they have tbe
same nptl and responsibilities
as any other citizen. lbere has
aJwaya been a pat deal of sua~
picioo of ac:tora in public life
because they are considered an
idle and irrapomible clan. Ac-
tuaUy, we are one of IOCiety's
oldest minority groups.
The shiny vinyl wallbild -
Al ~
You're looking at a close-up of Safari, one of the many new prepastcd,
strippable vinyl wallcoverings from our FairvieW-Collection. A
completely washable walkoverin_g that you can hang yourself. It's dry
strippable so it will come off easily the next rime you redecorate.
And. you'll find a lot more than these happy creatures. We
have big, bright Bahama Bowers, and rich Bocked papers that look
like rare tapestries. Vivid stripes and subtle woven-look patterns.
Take a safari through the Fairview Collection at Sherwin-
Williams. Check the Yellow Pages for the store in your
neighborhood. And Sherwin Willift~ happy hunting! • IWI I ..-..
More II aan a paint store.
FW: Did it ever cross your miod
that your opinion could be
ast:cd -and used -simply be-
cause you ue a popular and
succeafuJ personality?
HESTON: Certainly. On my
side of the coin, l think it be-
hooves an actor to make en-
dorsements u reaponaibay u be.
can. I've 1erwd oo numerous
public c::omaU1siooa and have
ipoteo out oo various boarda,
well aware of the fact that the
1 prime ~ for my appoint-
ment is my public imqe. It it
a fact of my life and I run it
that way.
FW: You have often been
~ aa sayiaa you did not
waot to direct, yet bOl 1001 •So
you directed youndt in .. An-
tony and Cleopatra. .. Why?
HESTON: I chuted my mind.
FW: There it a nude tceM in
lhe picture. Waa this added to
follow the modem-day trend?
HUTON: Certainly not. It
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teemed entirely appropriate.
That particular acene uatt.lly it
pretty dull. I thought it would
be interating t.o film the politi-
cal compiraton titting in a
steam bath.
FW: How do you feel about
nudity emeraUy in filma7
HESTON: It bun't raulted ia
a peat inaeaae of crati~
films, u we all imqined it
milht Tberc baa been, bow-
nu. a great deal of trub made,
and this hat craeed ptoblam
f« ftlm mak.en u well • .c:-
tors. because they have to !om-
petc with stag-film boutea:-Kida
who aR just bRakinl into the
businea often tlod this trash ia
au they can act parts in.
·FW: Do you think there sbouJd
be cemonbip?
HE8TOH: That's very touab to
answer. Let me answer it &his
way: As a film maker, I fed re-
sponsible for cootn>llioa die
cootcnt of films I make. I thi.ok
tbia it true of most ICrioua film
makers. But tbcR are dJq
film makers in the buainea wbo
cater to the lowest common do-
nominator of public t.aaee. 1 fed·
lbat unless tbeK men uen:Ue
IC1me kind of ~esuaint, ceoeor·
abip wilJ inevitably be put into
c&ct.
FW: You are famous for re·
ICUCbioa the parts you play.
Did you study much for.,°'n
role in °0Skyjacted"7
HESTON: I wor'led with a jc1
simulator for 1even houn apd
made several trip. ridina ia the
ftiabt deck.
FW: Since matina chat ftlm. an:
you. more or let.a al raid of fty.
inr?
HUTON: I can sleep on air-
pla.nca now. I'd say that people
wbo an a/raid of ftyio1 ahoukl
team eomethins about it. lf will
put their minds at cue.
N: In your private life, do you
enjoy aaendlna Ma per1ies and
bavin1 a bmy IOdal life?
H!STOH: Lydia (Olarkon Hes-
ton married the fonnu Lydia
Cl[in 1944, when he wu
llil n the Alr Force I and I ID
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out very little. J do so much
promotionaJ work and am in-
volved in so many other aspects
of public life that I am much
less likely to think of going out
to a big dinner.
FW: Do you feel that the high
salaries paid to actors are war-
ranted?
HESTON: There is only a tiny
band of actors-smaller than
anyone can imagine-who can
get big salaries up front. Back
in the days when Liz Taylor got
a million dollars Oat fee, ~
pie screamed! But she wasn't
twisting anyone's arm. If the
producers didn't want to pay
that much money, they could
have gotten someone else. It's
a law of supply and demand. I
don't think its immoral of an
actor to demand it I feel the
film maker is stupid for paying
it!
FW: In the past, it seemed that
whenever an epic pfcture was
planned, you were the first one
approached f 9r the part Do
you think the're is still a place
for epic pictures? •
HESTON; I used to be told I
·had a medieval face-which is
why I was asked to participate.
I see no reason why epic pic-
tures won't continue. Of course,
the great difficulty is the high
cost of production we were just
speaking of.
FW: What are your plans now?
HESTON: Since I've already
dc-ne several films this year, I
may not do another until I've
done a play.
FW: Speaking of "play"-what
do you do with your time oft?
HESTON: I play tennis, and I
run. I have a course laid out up
and down the hills and along
Mulholland Drive that gives me
a good two-mile run.
FW: Have you ever been pes-
tered by people rubbernecking
when you run?
HESTON: A few people have
recognized me. They honk and
wave, and that's about it. It's
difficult to get into a conversa-
tion with someone who is jog-
ging.
FW: You and Lydia have been
married for 28 years. How have
you managed this record?
HESTON: I think I probably
picked the right girl
in the ftnt place.
• M • FAMILY WEEKLY, Nov.12, 1172
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He has
a good job, a
comfortable home,
a fine family
-and Pin-Worms!
It'• a medical fact thet Pin-Worms
can attack any family-rich or
poor, young or old. Medical au-
thoritle• HY that at lent 1 out of
3 persons examlMd are Infected
by the troublHome paraalte-
wlthout knowing It. Even WCHM,
Pln-Worma are highly cont-olou•,
ao they can spr .. d through the
whole family.
Pln-Worma can happen to.any-
one. How can you tell If Pln-Wo""8
have lnflltra .. d your family? The
moat obvlou1 algn1 wlll com•
from chlldren-no1e-plcklng,
tldgellng and scratching to over-
come the tormenting rectal Itch.
What can you do about It? For-
tunately there I• an Hay-to-take
medication that geta rid of Pln-
Worma. It'• called Jayne'•• P-W-
tableta. Aak your pharmaclat. He'll
tell you that Jayne'• P-W tM>leta
.,. apeclally formulated with an
•ftectlve medical Ingredient that
geta Pin-Worma out of YoU' •P-
tem. For a fr" Informative pem-
phlet gtvlng medk:al facta about
Pin-Worm.. aend name and ed-
drna to Jayne'1 P-W, Dept M ,
BoJC 400, New York, N. Y. 10018.
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FHt, e••Y to UH. Works every time, QUiil-FiX
or your monc-y hack. .,.._..._.,Ill
MOa& DAllll ... THAN DIAMONDS , , ,
yet 1/IO the CO.ti A l-c.rat unMt di• tnonci COAta ~ 11.000; a hend•Mt, hand-Pollthed ~ GEM II only W .00. Write f« f,.. booklet and ... 1 pay!Mnt plan. Send no money! CAPRA·
GEM CO., OeoOW-112, P.O. 9o11 3141, Phlla,. Pa. ltl50.
BACKACHE
JOINT MINS
O.WW. P.. mot •• wlttl an anala-IO to help rel...,. the '*" ot becbche Md joint pelna. Their 111l1d dlurdo .ctlon betpe
to ellmJnale ln1'Mlng bledder
....... lnllat on qUaltty.
Mir tor DeWitt'• Piii ... Todlf
Now Many Wear
FALSE TEETH
W-ath More Comfort
They bow a denture adhellve can help. F ASTEETH• Powder riv•
denturea a loqer, ftrmer, •teMlier
bold. You fed more comfortable •••
eat man naturally. WbJ worrYT Get. FASTEETB Denture Ad&eeive
Powder. 0.ntur. that flt are -n-
tlal to health. See your deatlat
resutarJ1.
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Som•tlmes unintentional delays
occur. If they do, just write: Lynn
Headley, family Weekly, 641 Lex· ington Avenue, N.Y., N.Y. 10022.
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Singer AM'/ Wlua.n. tclSed aside Minda at a West End Oub, be became
bit f avoritc golf clubs and took up a so enchanted wb:ile holding her band
cricket bat to try bis hand at a match. that be suddenly broke into a Hawaiian
In London at the st~rt of a European wedding song-a bit off-key, it's &aid,
tour, he also found someone who was due to the late hour. Then Andy daabed
cricket: pretty Minda Feliciano. She off to Germany to give concerts, and
showed Andy around town during bit' Minda went on a yacht holiday in SL
stay there, and on one night out with Tropez. ·
All'• fair hi lowe -.Id In the war
agaimt drugs. A 3S-cent coloring book
(which you can set free) is the latest
weapon in the struggle to keep kids away
from drop ... Katy's Coloring Book
About Drup It Health." put out by the
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous
Drup for preschoolers and. kids in the
early grades, teaches that drugs .. make
ARMOUR'S ARMOURY
BJ Rtclmd Armour
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NO LONGER KING
T1aere ..., beeD a pelaoe revolution. aod
Dad ii DO bllar ldJIC ta his cutle, accal'd-
lng to a~ -N.-U...
11Mn's bee. an unexpected coup,
Not bJtOciy, hat as bed,
And he who ruled iJ finished. through.
I say, for one, "Poor Dad."
Dad watches on TV the things
11.e od:aen want to tee.
He shares the late ol mo.I ex-Icings,
A Md, ud sight ia be.
He reeda the peper (just the parts
sick people well," but "can nlake wdl
people sick." President Nixon bas com-
mended General Mills for offering the
boolc through a ·coupon on the back of
50 million. of its cereal pacbges. The
book will be amt free to FAMJLY
WEEKLY'Teaders who write to the Na-
tional Oearinghouse on Drug lnfonna-
tioo, Box 1706, Rockville, Md. 20850.
The others choose to pus).
He gets the car ( let's hope it starts )
When it's in need of gu.
I sympetbize with Dad today,
Now he ia Oil the shelf.
The 1N10D iJ, if I must •y,
That rm a Dad myaelf.
THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES
Kida ... lite dlhrently. Send Off9ll\lll contributlont to "Chlkl;' fell'llly Weekly, 141 U.lngton Ave .. N.Y., N.Y.
10022. 110 If UMd-none mumed.
One Sunday morning I sug-
gested to my stepson that we 8x
up a breakfast tray to serve his
father breakfast in bed.
Sandy looked at me rather
strangely and asked, -why?
Doo't you like to watch hJmeetr
-Mr1. F. E. Pope
kf}Wut,Pl4.
SEN. EDWARD Ka.l!llY
Slladted• u.a. ...... ~
Sen. EchrM:I "-'"•..._,! ... am aboct.ed
t~ find that we in America have crealed
a health care systan that can be IO
caJloua to human adferin& IO i.atleat
on high aaJariea and p.rofib, and IO un-
concerned for the needs of our people.
American famil.ia, reprdlea of in-
come, ~ otfe.red health care of un-
oertain quality, at inftatcd pricea, and
at a time Gld in a mannu and • place
more suited to the convenience and
profit of the doctor and the hospital
than to the needs of the patienL Our
system apecially victimiu:s American•
wboee qe., health. «low income leava
them lets able to ftabt their way into
the health tare •)'Item. •.• 1be health
CUC industry strongly protects the pro-
fib and riahts of the provider, but only
weakly protects the healing and riahts
of the people .... Smaller countries
spend smaller amounts oo beaJth care
than the U.S., and they pve more
.IUUET LOWELL'S
Cfl E8RrTY LETTER8
Juu.t LOW9ft, 8Ulhor of the aJMtme
belt..ner "'Dear Sir." cole.cta """*'"-
tiOMJty huinotaua .....,. lo .net "°"' ~ln.U..a.ofUte.
To Robert C. Seeman, Jr.
Seaetuy of the
Air Force
Deu Mr. Secretary.
Why doa't we
make planes out ol
mirron. Then .....
the enemy plane ~ tlae
pilot would be blinded by the ....
8edicMi of the 11111 oa the glw aocl
llO could be clesaroyed Miily. Of
coane it might be objected ._. tlae
enemy will catc:h wite and It.wt to
make their planet out ol ~
~. But there'• an aonhlr to tlaU..
Our pOob will war 1UDg.._.
JdH ___ _
Epnaph on 1~ M.dford,Dr..,grtiW
of a lsypochondrioc: •I told ~ I t«JGt
nck... -F.,,.,., Fcmtty W orlJ
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health care to their people." From .. In
Critical Conditioft" (Simon and Schus.-
ter, $6.9S). compiled from Senator
Kennedy's research as chairman of the
Senate Health Subcommittee. .
DATES: National Stamp Collecting
Week and National Childrat'1 Boot
Weck begin ..........,. The Natiooal
Omfereoce of Catholic Bishops meeca
in Washington, D.C., llondaJ. The
American Heart Auociation meets in
Dallas, Texas, TUMdeJ. •
BIRTHDAYS ( aU Scorpios) : 8unday
-Princea Grace of Monaco 43. llon-
U, -Oskar WerQer SO. Tueedey -
Brian Keith Sl; VCTOOica Lake S3;
Prince Olartes 24; Barbara Hutton 60;
Mamie Ei1CDhower 76. WednndaJ-
PetuJa Clarke 38; W. Averell Harri-
man 81 . Thul'9ClaJ -Burgess Meredith
64; Fibber McGee (Jim Jordan) 76;
Rock Hudson 47; Tom Seaver 28.
s.turday-Johnny Mercer 63; Alan B.
Shepherd 49; Eusene Onnandy 73;
Marcello Malttoianni 48. •
81R11fDAY P!CM'l.E:
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