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Hol1:sing
• Home !or UC .Irvin. senior Scoll .Bllrd
is a van which he bas potked in varliiiJ
campus lots for the past two Ind I )lilf yeara:. ~ .
-Tbere!a neither
rent nOr mortgage
to pay, and be-aays
be gets more prjva·
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the -donill· l«ies. His o ~ I y
problem Ii t h a I
wherever he goes,
law enforcement bu · z.w.••
Ml ~ to lpllow,'
l'You cprge to expect it,' .. he soyo.
1"Vou. nev.-kgow Pen-you're going to
be• IWakeaoci At 3 Lin., seardied, llJ!i_...-
told to move ~ ca~.• ~
During Ills sd>ool y~,)l•ird one! I
hall-<lolen "'9<>• oquoutio ... ....i. to That orrangemeot underwent. two Im. · ·
have oolved lbelr-pioblem. They moved portanl changes ~week, however. ' -just acrou.qinp•11 Drive onto 1 vacant -,. . strtp-ol d\Y~ land bul they . re-Tuesday the Irvine uty Council gave
mJined clolt~ .IP .;.. Ille lh>wers pelimioary approvll to ., __ l!iJV that
one! ~ of nearb)' llludent forbade sleeping In~ car\_ on city
donnltoriet. ~ . ,.. • land atJligbt. _;z.. __ .,. ... -
'1t w~ked out very -well,!' sayt Baird. "'Ibe intent certainly Wasn't to harass
"·Nobody minded one! we bad a nice, ~ J?<Ople," ·Sll)'5 Paul Brady, din!ct'!".
peece(ul place to' live." of cooununity aervlciol. lor IrvlDe. "BUI
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wo didn't want a·blg problem wtlh sleep-
ing in ..,-ted cars to develop lite It baa
in some other cities."
ID addilion, Brady sai•, the city hoped
the unlvenity woold exercise some
tt$R<J!ISibility. in housing its students.
Friday the ·university IQOic ~ In t!iat
direction. The campus pl811111ng oom-
mittae agreed' to.. provide JJ caipplng
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spaeu ror mObile hoQles on a f&tm attn
jn a remote sectk>n or the cam"PUS .
Restroom faciliUes are already in
placo. SWdents will be charged crlly $10 a
momh rent -which may rant as one of
the besl bolllinl dells in <Ji:ange County.
"This ii only an experiment.'' ex-
plained Wayne Clark,. a university
spokesman. "We'll have to see how it
works out before we commit ourseleves
to an eitended program."
But, Clar~ indicated. if the wtiversity
has a good ei:perience wilh campers .and
•tudent interesl ls strong, the Idea might.
be~ed.
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"I think the university' should pn>vlde
seine kind or bousfug alternatives sioct
there ieall~ bn't any J!>w-income bousin1
avallable near the ca.iii.pus," says JOhn
WoodbUry, a junl« wh<? ha< been oquot-
Ung on unused land since last spring.
"\Vith official sanction, thi~ idea couJd
reti.Uy become· popular,'' he says.
But both Baird and Woodbury caution,
"You can't just jump into something like
this, you haV'e t'o do it right."
For 1 Woodbury, this meant buying an
old 66-passenger school bus last spring.
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Newport Murdered Massive Police
\Man Dies
Pn Sloop
Man Found •
In Street_ .. Search Fails .;
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I A SS.year-old Newport Beach man on
board a racing sloop died Saturday of an -
apparent heart attack despit~ resuscita·
The body or an unidentified young man
who bad been beaten and stabbed to
death was found oo a darkened Hunt·
lngtoo Beach street early Saturday.
To Find!Toddler·
lion efforts by lifeguards. Huntington Beach Police said the body, By JACK CHAPPELL be turned over to department detectives
Jack Sinnet of 418 Santa Ana Avenue
was pronounced .dead on arrival at Hoag
Memorial Ho.5pital. He was stricken
while oo board· the ~'Tigress" about one
mil~ at sea off the Newport Pier.
which .no identification, was prob-ot .. o.ur Pl., '''" for investigation.
A 3-yeaN)td boy ~ Orange lost-"\Ve've just poured everyt~ we could . ably tbro from a moving car.
The body was found lying in Ellis
Avenue, a t one quarter mile west of
stnce noon Friday was the object .of a into it. We haven't .stopped .. We'll be
house-to-tiouse weekend search by some working on It till we find the little guy,"
Gothard at about 1:30 a.m. Satur-80 police officers and volunteers who Sgt. Richard said.
day by a · t. have combed a IO-square-mile section or Divers were used to search several
Newport Beach lifeguards in a nscue
boat met 'the Tigress. While. two guards
administe·red mout~to-moutb
resuscitation and e i: t e r n 3 I heart
massage. the 36Zfuot crait· was 6COrted
io the HSrbor . Oisirict offices. .Rough
waler made i heli..,.,... ....., ~im-
OfftcerS · the man was fully clothed the city looking for the tiny child. -"!::':"l:f:' ~p~its~1in the Orange area. One pit
Orange police called off the hunt was dram . except · shoes which were mis.sing.
Listed now onty u "John Doe," the
man had been beaten about the head and
face Bild. had been stabbed ..repeatedly,
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through the city !ale Satnrday after 34 Sixteen o -<hlly"Santa Ana policemen.
1hours of exhaustive searching for members o the local Expl9fU and ·
Michael Todd Rockwood, 334 S. Orange search aQd rescue posts, and a large
St. · force oc.-Orange policemen were involved
. ,.'J'lio.,Ylclllli ~~ ..... la ~ Ileen · Bloodboundl,' divers and helicopters in the hunt.
-Aiwfieim and Qlllallola-. coll· When last aeen, by lhe ohlld'1 molber, liitWoiiYti:inl ., ~ .... Ho had
"Jairiy long" red h8lr and ..... clean ed Into the oeareh. '!be child dlsoppeared Sandy Rockwood, the boy was wearing a
fiom 1lle Yl!"I it· bis balile Friday yellow ·sweatshirt, lilue ponll, Ind lnwn wsslble, auth<frities S/lld: '
In IDOlber~iPcident, a ~ &jrl.
who _...,, -In dtfllcmu.. ' !llilJe ~clpating in a Scuba diving Class at
the main Corona del Mar beach, was
l'f$CUCd from the water by a frlend and
rushed by police to Hoag Memorial
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lie'..-. leol,lrou1en and a_levl i-betw-J>?Oit,'!ld I p.m. aalil Sgt. John shoes. The child baa blond hair one! lilue
~ " the on.., police.. -eyes. and ls about three foot, two Inches
wlth -·-· • eootlime typlcat ol molorcycle ganp, olfl<ers said. 811· Rldlord llid the case would now tall. He weighs 40 poonda.
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Hospital.
Laurie Sue Field of Beverly Hills was
released after emergency treatment.
Guards at the Corona del Mar beach said
that she bad suffered some mishap while
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in the water.
They found her breathing shallow an<!
administered oxygen to her on the beacli.
" Ahout Watergate' Promised 'All We Neetf
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The Newport BeaCb helicopter picked
up a Cypress man who slipped and struck !iEW YORK (AP) -ForTiier Atty. SAIGON ,(UPI) -, President Nguyen
his heq.d while on a sport fishing boat Gen. John N. Mitchell said Saturday he Van Thleu returned Saturday rrorn a
Saturday. believes "everybody m·the White House "triumphant" world tour,.saying that he
AIVie Poss, 32) was taken on .board a that's/been remotely involved will 1 and President Nixon had agreed that
lifeguard re:sc:ue boat and rushed ~ lbe ~ "'-' _ • ..... testify" before the Senate committee in· peace in Sout~ Vietnam is dependent on
Harbor DisttjptbeadquarterB ~ the ""· "' .. ,. ... ..,. • , vestigating the Watergate case. . similar settlements with the Communists
, aircraft plckedal him uptal for a flight to 6-fng,·(l a -~ ,,_: 1:'!~ll toldol CBSed "baa. • .been! lh.!!'.~-~ha1 t In Cambodia1 and Laos , h h Hoag Memori lloopl due to crowded • .;-ir;: ..._, _.:. , . · '.-ev~,~Y m~ v or -~ o Thieu a so told the t rong t at
higltWl\Y ooncljllor1'. An Army helicopter comes to the aid of Rebel, a 20-}'elr-oid horse be involved will come forward, and I gathered to welCOCM him at Saigon's Tan
,Poss was laler transfelTed to Orange mired in a _..,ir near Olevt!land, Ohio, Saturday. Rebe~ along ·'Wjth don't think it will hurt the presidency or Son Nhut airport that the Uniled States
1'1.:..o... edical Cen N Beach oth Jw stol from boanlin farm in .. .M ....... Brook.I the Republican party.'' · has promised to give South Vietnam ~ty M · ter. ewport an er rse, ·WM en •· g .,..... "' YD M1'tchell also sa1"d he "can't w&"t" to liloguards said he had slruck his head oo Friday night.. -Rebel wis stuck' in the-mud fo~.more ttllin three houra •ap··pe· ar before ,..., oommiltee, which ls r"econseveryttruhlngctlonwe01ntheeed~" for I.he post-wa_~ a: fire extipguisher·on board the Channel before the' Anny -air!ilj:ed him fiee. The,otJt"" ho'rse wu:freed 1'1'.itb· ""' Iale, a 1port fisher from Art's Landing. out the need of. the he!t!!opt.er. illvestlgating ll1e burglary and buWllll of Police estimated mor than 50,000 .
Autlxrities reported a sllft 20-mlle-per· the Democratic National Committee persons gathered at the airport to greet
hout...wiod tipped sli: craft Ito the harbor •. headq~ m .. ;~_!atergate building -Thieu on h!s returh from a two-week visit S:,.turda but saitt the ca izing of a 32• · . -complex m Was.UU&...,.. last June. to the Uruted States, Western Europe, too ..Jiio rd to!'.: of ts:ooo 11 , D _ . ,4 /'.. J_',.,,. f'R r · · .. , had no 1nvoivemen1, didn't 1cnow andsevera1coun1rieso1Asiato seeksuv-
-~d ketil.8 J015~-~ 1 -.... · · J:7t}'l)eJ:~R-:Ba~J-J. S fi7~ A . _ ~bout i.t and had no participation in. l!; • por_t .for bis government and expl!in its ~No one _was injured in the mishap--• ~ ~ -.:_ Iv sai~...t,hat ... be£°"""and-y.ou-Jmo"1'-1t -polie1~. _ _ ·
which occurretl near the Balboa·-Yacht • , he s~ld m answer t.o :i-question. ne-·crow-ds cheered and waved ban·
Club. 1be craft llelon(ell to Robert Kin-Mit~ll , returning on a flight from r\e~, sm;ne saying "'Yel:;oine Home from
. ·dig, ill 203 41st St., Newport Beach, .-.~o· Aw· 1.··,'ax-' Re.wrrm Push Washington. made the comments at La . Y°';" Triu,?1~hant Trip! and ·others pr<>:_ Harbor Patrol officer said · Guardia Airport here and the interview claurung Vietnamese and Uruted States · ·• was aired On .CBS' ~television -network Frle~lp Will Last Forever!" .. " ~ ,. -t news,_ ''The United States has promised us
2 G B , ·-, , ._. Asked abou~ the possibility of his own from now until the end of 1973 to give us
, 1 . Anaheim Saturday IP "c!tle .. s ~£~be · ~llCiled dt;1r !411;-~1 · t1ure cam-chaired by Sen. Sam Ervin, (D-N. C.), be been destroyed In the war and to form
lJDIDell eat Gov. RGniJd lieag111> i ·Jed in· tm ',to-'IM "!ieltf~·as Reagan appeafance before the committee everythingweneedtoreplacewhathas
40th annual Col]:teption' of· 931u~ia · t paip. . · .• . .... -said: ' the ba!e for an economic takeoff," he Man in Home;' • Re~blican ASsetnbly to. 'Ip CX>liect . tilter, u . Gov. Ed Reinec1<e '8poke to "I just can't wait to. With all of the told the crowds, which cheered In peti~on aigna\ul'<S for his ~venial oonventioo delegates saying the reactioo heanay evjdmco Ind all the l'eSl of I~ I ~-
ob tax reform prOposal. of leading DemocralS to adminiatrallon just can't wait to get down before the 'lbieu said foreign aid would come S•'!'~J $28,0 The-gotC!lllO( must have llJl,!06 valid proposals to limit state-taXes ts "the cry Ervin comrnittae. As a matter QI facl, I from countries besides the United States
a.6a pe9on: signatures by~Juoe 7 tO pl&oE; the o[ the wounded spender." "These wouldn't have a choice. 'I1ley Un sub-"so each nation plays ode role In a well-
. mea~ on the ballot in 1_), special' spenders are so much otit of touc~ jrith poena, me." planned design." ~
Two gunmen stole $21,000 in cash and a , elec:lion ~XI Novembe_r. . !t 1 . • the peciple they .,. suppooec1 to repreaenl Asked if that meant he would wait for, On the subject of the r itself, which
$12,lm dian)Olll ring from an Orange ' If ·llUC!l'alfbl, Reagan's "~ Cm· that ~lhey can't cooceive ot-the people · a subpOena, be repli~1Hell no. I can't is continuing in South Vie ham despite
marrafler hand<ulfmg ahd pi'atol-whlp-trol aftd Tu Reduction" p~ would telllng. lbem they ""1't spend their wail to gel there." the cease-fire and is intensl!ylng in
. hi hi hom Sa d be written into the state collstituUon. m9fle)'" l\e~ said Mitchell, who was President Nixon's neighboring Cambodia, Thieu said he and
pmg ~~ s e tur ay. It would provide an lmmedJa~ 7'1.t per· R 1 said· \De · campaign director \Ultil he resigned two Nixon had reached some definitive
Robert 'Elz, 4' of 18022 Larkspur, St., cent pennaneO~ cut in the state penooal I~~~· ·~~l mocrBih~ ~rty weeks after the Watergate break-in, said decisions about the future in Indochina.
told sheriff's deputies that •two well-income tu aDcl wouJd Ue theJ?;te'1 tax .. -i... ed tbai -1
1ng1 s .. ~ch , .~~ there 11is no -·-"on" that · the White "In San Clemente, President Nixon and •--~ 'men ca-to his door ~-· in-· ---11 ....... 1---' ............... 1 "";uarg 1 s a n mans ._.. 't""'_. ~~ ·~ ' llll\I ~~UWllS to a ~ .-.......... plu" and that i~ might olrestrict the· House will cooperate in the probe. I decided that jf the Communists ~· quired ,aboul buying Eh ~RoU..llayao. mcome. ..,....h I t · Calif..-nia" • ·
EIZ admltled th•>lwo man. 'Ibey pulled Reagan explaiited fl'b,y be ltdiking his •·-·· 0 govemmen m · . '
gUllS aJld Jrnoc~ed. bjm to the floor after propoaal to tho PfOPle when i l'lio-thlids He denied both aC<UAtioos, explaining
stewing' lnSltle. ' -• vote .in each bouae ol the DeinocraUc-that under the~ ~es with le• O'° 'I'll I·: l .'°Slltt:
He wu totm lb tl\<O prqe ~ ¥."', ~~ilature ~d put ,the plan =:,.: ~ °i:~~>:. , . ~'; _, . • · , foroedtoopet1111fetbm.'lbe'"!",,.,·.cn, , · ., · , ·,' ' -"'-'•Iii! .......,.pa'"• .. inCoale ., '. , , 1 •
· 'eniptyaadE!l-bmdcufledto1'(!1ece 'I p11 ,f'Od'~·cul ....._...., and,.~Ux":"!li uid itiFhis'~ in-lfATUGUi.l'llOllE -A. startiin&
• of t~'Toi~ ~ platoiJ;~ ~= J*:t::;tu:": .:..=•~:! ·· eluded a per1nan:en1 ~ liind to ban-interview Wltb 'Sioii. flarry 0
Goldwslel' in
:s kepi, Elz Is the owner e:; 8 ~ .lvould tab U to the -'e," he '8ld. ' die emergencios. · • whlc~ lje ,iinPI'!,<~ Pres Iden I lo speak
called "Elz Far~" in Orange The governor's oldes dllllrtb(iled pell-Reagan said that $125,000 already has out oo the Watergaid ,rial( is reprinted •" • ' . been donaled to helJ> Wltl\ ·the pot.IUon • Elz was 1ef1 haridculfed In the garage campaign an 1.venige. Of !l.«t per cob. In lull lrom Cltrtstlan Sci°""' Monitor on
while the men ransaclced the borne and I '11 Be Cl d tributor. He said the amount ol .-Y to Page A7.
made thelt getaway. Later, he was able l OU Y,. be spent on advertlslngrWillJle,determl"'
to free himsel! and telephone 'police. . • ell;= by whether ulere-ls "organized ENOUGH NOISE -Cities and tbe
Sbert1r1 U . James Guess said-lhe two A wormer, . bul, Increasingly cloudy Uoo" to hlo tu reform plan. COWlly, ltsel!, aeem to be waking up to
m"' "°"' dl'e89ed In aport coats aJld opeQ CtnllDl!illl tltroucb MQodly '1!88 UW', lpeclliale that the plan-ls 1'lrl of the ract that Orange County's CX>BSlal
•lacks. '11,.y -. described aa ti.Ing we1therman'1 1..-.caat Slturllay night. 1 1 -"" for lhe Republl<an Pmlden-areas are being bomborded by noises
about six feet toll, be!ften the mid-Ill Colstal lemperallttts will rongo from 14 thll oomlnation In 1971. "If that ts IO,• rrom !reewaY>, airpl3ll<JI and even the
and early..:IOll in age. Both men hlld throuCh 711 decrees with -lerly wlndl Roqu told reporten alter completing neighbor's stereo. Staff Writer John
mO!llum length brown hair and Oil' bad 1 at a brisk U lo JI mlleo per hour on the' h1I _.ii, "I'm 1 pretty stupid PQ!lll-Zaller te!1',_"ihat ateps are being taken
moustache. mast. • clan to have started this early." qalnsl ""'!r pollution. Page BJ.
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VACATION',VlPl'UAIB -\Vlth E;)ster
vacatfon upon ~ and..all the kids home .
f!')m 1"h«>I,, tbnlng seems right for n
rew Ups on · !\Ow to !ix-food the llule kids
will reelly eat. "How:to" article In Fami·
ly Weekly has tipcJ-on how to make
sandwiches. that don't look like sand·
"'ichcs-food that pre-schoolers "·ill real·
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"VET HELPERS -The shortage or
vetertnari1ns could be aJleviated with the
training of skilled assistants to the
nnlmal doctors. A special report !ells
bow the paravct training prosram is
going In the South Orange Coast area.
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tinued to bring in weapons and am·
munition to South Vietnam and to violate
the basic· provisions of the Paris agree-
ment, We on the allied-side' v.•ould have to
take an appropriate reaction," Thieu
said.
S. V-ietnamese
Rangers Cross
lnto'Camhodia
SAIGON <A PJ -South Vietnamese
· ~gerg .. $Uppofte<f....by..armored vehicles •
crossed into Cambodia near the border
to"-'Tl of Tinh Bien 125 miles southwesLol
Saigon'and. engaged ~unist forces .
reportS from the-field said today.
The field reports indic;ated the South
Viebtamese incursion was. a defensive
maneuver after Communist forces at·
tacked a Cambodian village just aross
the border from Tinh Bien on Friday.
The village was wiped out. Most of the.
thatched-roof homes were 'set ablaze, and
refugees streamed into ·South Vietnam,
according to the reports. / Initial reports said heavy fire: was
being exchanged on the Cambodiap side
of the border. South Vietnamese artn0red
personnel carriers were reported lined up
about a half mile inside cambodian ter-
ritory.
Tinh Bien is in the center of the Seven
t\1ountains region , a long-time staging
(See CAMBODIA, Poge A.I)
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spacts for fll9blle homes on a farm area "I th1nk: !he university shouta" provide
in a remote aect1on or lhe campua. ,,.. ~ •SOR}_r .. lt.100 of housing altemaUve1 sinct -.-
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Restroom faciliUes are already in there really i.so't any low-income housina
place. ~ts wlll be c!la<aed ooly $10 a avallabl• oear the campus," says ~Ol\n
monlh rtftl'-whlcll may rsnk as one of -Woollbury, a junioc-who has been aqU'at-
the besH>Oll•ill« deals in>Orsnge County . . Ung on unused land since last spring.
"Tbi• ia only an experlmen~," ex~ "\Y.ilh__prt'icial sanction, this idea could
plalned War,ne , Clnrkt'°..,..a university r~l,y become popular," he says.
spobsnlan. Wen. have ti>. see how It . . But both Baird and Woodbury ~-
works ~ befott '\lie ~t ourseleves "You can't just jump into ~thfug like
lo an ezt.en~ program: . . . this, you have to 'do it r_iabi:•" · But, Clark indicated, ~f the wuverslty For Woodbury, thiS niean~ buying an
has a good experien.ce.w1th camper.a and old 66-passenger school bus last spring student lntemt ts strong, tho Idea inlght · ' '
be eipanded. (See CAMPERS, Page Al)
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Massive Police
Man Foun~earch Fails
In Street
The bod)r of an dnidentified younglman
who had ·been ~a.len and stabbea to
death was fouriif on a darkened Hunt·
lngtoa Beach ~t early 5aturday.
To Fi~ Toddler-.
Huntington Beach Police said the body,
which bore no identification, was prob-
·ably thrown from a moving car.
The body was found lying in Ellis
Avenue, -about olie quarter mile west of
Gottlard Streelfat about 1 :30 a.m .. Satur·
dsy by • motorist.
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of ~ Dally l'llM lt•ff ' A 3--year-old boy from Orange lost
since noon Friday _was the object or a
house-to-hou.se weekend search by some
80 J)O:lice officers and volunteers who
' have ~ a IO.square-mile section of
the city looking for the tiny child. OfflCet'S said the man was fully clothed
except 1..-his shoes which wore missing. Orange police called off u....,iiunt
Listed now on1Y as "John Doe," the through the city la~ 5aturday. dter 34
man bad been beaten about the head and Jl<l.urs of exhaustive searching for
fillSe ailcf had been stabbed repeatedly Mt~el Todd Rockwood, 334 S. Orange
<l!iclen Nld "--St. , -'1111.,.....,,,; ii-~veq lo bave .-I B~ divers and helicopters lielWellli'ii"onc1 ili 'jears o1 age. lie 1lad •II-. '"¥elm and (l)ota llaa were coll·
"fairly · Jong;, red hair and was clean ed lnlD the ,..rch, The cbUd dlsappe~ed
eaven;·polioO said " l-· 1rom ..,. yard ol bis home Friday
• lie pore levl.~ and a_levt i-. bet"""' noon &'!' 1 p.m. _said Sgt. John
wllb cut.<>lf sleeveo, 1 eootliine typical' of Rlchanl of the th• police. ·
moMJrcycle gangs\ officers said. Sit. Richard uid the case would now
be turned over to department detectives
for lnvesli.&atlon.
"\Ve've just poured everything we could
into it. We haven't stopped .• We'll be
working on it till we find the little guy,"
Sgt. Rlchar~ said.
Divers were used to search several
gravel pits in the Orange area . One pit
was drained.
Sixteen off.<luty Santa Ana policemen.
members of the local Explorer and
search and rescue poab, and a large-
rorce or Orange poJJcemen were involved
in the hunt.
•1 When last -. by-the ohlld'1 -..r,
sandy Rockwood,. !ht boy was wearing a
yellow sweatsh,irt , bl'ue pants, and brown
shoes. the child haa blond hair and blue
eyes and ls about three feet, tWo tnche!\
tall. He weighs IO pounds.
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Interview Wlth ~ Bmy 'Go111watcr In
• which he lmplorts the Presld<nt to epea k ' .. out on the .Wplergate affalt'ls noprlnted
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Page A7.l..,
ENOUail..NOISE -Cities . and the
county, itself, ,..m to be waking up lit
the racit that Orang• County's coostaf
areas are being bombarded by noliles
from free.,"ays, alrphfne5i and even the
neighbor'• stereo. Staff Writer John
ZaUor tells what steps are being taken
agolnat noise pollutloo. P"" Bl.
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vacation UJJ!lll us and.all the kids home ,
from scboOt,. tinllng seems right for a
few lips on how to fix rood the little kids
will really eat. ''liow-to'' article·tn Fami·
ly Weekly has tips on how lo make
sandwiclie! that don't look like sand·
wlch<s-lood that pre-schoolers \\)Ii noal·
ly eat.
Vl!.'l' HELPERS -The shortage " of
vtterlnarians could be alleviated with the
training of stilled assistants to t~
animal docton. A special report tells
how the paravet training program is
going In the SO<flh-Orange Coast area.
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tffiued tO 6ting tn ...-weapons and am·
munition to Sout h Vietnam alid tO'\'.,jolate
tl)e basic provisions of the Paris agree-
ment. we on the lijJied side' \\'o.µ.ld have lo
take an appropriate l.eaction:'·' Thieu
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Rangers-Cross
Into Cambodia -SAIGON (AP ) ..:_ SoLith Vietnamese ' . rangers supported by ~armpred vehicles
crossed into Cambodia near the border
o.wn.o!.:nnh.Bien..125..miles south"·esL-or
Saigon and engaged Communist rorces.
reporls-from the field said today .
• The field reports indicated the South
Vietnamese iqcursion Wat a defensive
maneuver after C(lmmunist rorces at-
tac~ed a Cambodian village just aros..
the border from Tlnh Bien on Friday,
The village was wiped out. Most of the
thatched-roof homes were set ablaze, and
refugees· streamed into South Vietnam,
according to the reports. ~
. Initial reports said heavy fire was
being exchang~ on the Cambodian side
_ of the border. South Vietnamese a~d
· personnel c!arrieis .. were reportM1ined up
. about a half mile inside Cambodian ter-
ritory.
Tinh Bien is in the center of the Seven
Mountains. region. a long-tllne staging
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' SEX JOURNALS SCORED: NEWPORT BEACH-Police selzed
newsracks containing the Los Angeles S!ar and Hollrwood Pras ~ pubUc sidewallt1 last week on groundl the papers lallOd to
obtain bu siness licenses. City olllclals had denied the licenses on
eroundl tlley """ "birmM to mlno1'$" but said \>wners .£0Uld re-ap-'
ply If they agreed not to Ute n.-aclu. '!'be Dlltr!ct· Attorney's office
fU,ed !onnal charges based on the 1acir of a .business Ileen~• I
lljen filunlcipal COOrt Judge Robert' Rid!•• declded he'd ~ ~ and obscenity ~d fraud chargM, arising frona publ cation of i =i:=~'. a phony company's ciedlt card ~,,' agall\JI the Star
. SURF 'S DOWN : HUNTING.TON Bl:lACJl.-Tho: U.S. S ard·
Champ!onahlpa, held annually here In mid·SeptembcJ:..-may suffer a
tlnandal wl~ut this •UM. City offldall say rD<ilv cQll. &!lout ~000 to sponsor the event, wblle.lt onl_l.)>rliigs ln about '3,000 in
re'(enue" They say It may not be·wotlb-1!. Surfers, on the other hind;
baa cnt!c!zed the city for over-commercializing the a.ysr.o!d
collleSL
CITYHOOD : SADDLEBACK-A rep0rt from ·a citizens commllr
tee of the Sad\Deback Area Coordinaling Council recommended
evenlu.a! c1tyho00 for the Saddleback Valley In ~ me&Qtlrrie the
i:o<11m1ttee called·for setting up a municipal:advi.sory counCtfeI~cfe~f ·
by the residents and legally recognized ·by 'lbe. county . .Board ol •
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. 'LASr'PANDANOO. IRVINI -Santa Ma list week 'gave up·• !Is contention the ntlW city of Irvine doesn't exist, A Superior Coµr!
Judge i;uled . Santa . Ana may not get ?i'<>tlnd' the ·state attorney
general s niling which blocked the county seat city froin getting to
the state Supreme Co~ for a ruling . on whether or not Santa
Ana ·rightfully could dlsmcorporate lrvrne and claim the 938-acte
''promised land" as its own. No court to date has recognized Santa•·
Ana'• ar~111t Ula! • 111111 letter from the Irvlne Company guaron·
teed that city annexation oi the mdu strial parcel which since
~ember, 1971 has been part of the new city of Irvine. The latest
ruling uph eld t!ie right of lrvlne citizens to deterll)lne cityhood.
TR~E, LOSE ONE ( COSTA MESK...:..City Councilmen are s~dymg . tough. new sign ordinMce which woulct-give the city a
nlw look 1l;hJn _s1x years. One of its key elements is an amortization
schedule which would get rid of all non-conforming signs within 72
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·\nor.tbs. At the same time, councllm•n are considering •""""1 •atilt tight bOfore city councUmen over a bid to inctlllli'a
· hnoUier law which would have restrleted garage aal • llk'illll• 1"illl!lht in the Cinj;O de Ma.YO celeb1'$tlQn in San Juan •. BIA_
PAINTERS BRUSHED OFF : LAGUNA ~e number of Cdlllll:llmen bardly 1ifled an eyebrow. They approved the festival
Pllnten In the U8'1JI• Beach Feotiv • u.. .llWldadd ol /' ~ corrlda "?d all-w/tll llfti. ~n. . 1 ' J.aguna~1 art lesUyilb, has d · ttliyabguhne thlnJ owr u.e~ · "bN1 LAST ·l~UI : H:AftilOR \UIEA-After a quiet mGllth of
five years. Increases have in cr¢Ui6en exhlbitors~frtnt · can!Di1gn1nf, 1 IUt-dltcb effort was1111de last week to tnsirt oome etchmg and drawln '. The board of cllrecjoc1 ~sed aJami kf8' ot an ssue Into the Newport.M'esa school board race. With the
at the trend erri.the liiatte to 11. special oommttt.. for lludy. eJI c6ming Tuesday, 'tbd' Airport Action Associates, ,a Nel'l'Ort
, OKAY: SAN :JUAN cAJ'IATRAN<>--Tlle .__ til 1ra111· ag ~:letOrann.ue groupty.' ~1rpo00JJ!~t~,C:.~ec~~.:,~ =: no mora !hall a le• licoadl !or Ille lliln Jaa ~ ""'' ge Count teo--Mth cball 11er1 Chamber .or , and amateur bWlfighter anil -iofeuionaf the Upper .Bay flfght patli. Two of candids en~s
writer Lyn She early In the week . The chamber anf bullfighter ~ t.i: ~ou; J"='.:J ~~: J,~{i-;;=d •:J =~t.1e1;
by studying ways lo remofe \hem. The~ candidates said th~re -1~·ief:~··. p•----to' V%s%t · 11 no•ray1he Jets ~an be banned a1togelher unless they ~i..wo • ...._~ ~ . ~ 1' 'IJ but '11181 some kind of study 1$ about ~ue. . .. . ' ~ ~
HwWngton Beach suttered a severe
~tlly Pnlbl!!Dl last week, bo<h from
1be..alr and from lbe .... While local ·
folks feel they have a. standout com-
mUllflY, passing Lrtvelen kei>I mlslal·
, Ing II !or' olber locales. •
A ~ lrom Juneau, Al8'ka,
'°ftly bioughl their single engine .
. Cesana .s.a plane to rest on the calm -... . -waters Gt.lfllOtmctmJ'.ijarllour. J1bm
Ibey asMcl •~r -~·
·wbere Ibey we~. 'tl>•l\ ""!"'" ~
lo ie;am it WUJ\'t San lJllsO. Seeml'
Ibey. pt .coofuad .... tllell" way to :
Enaenada, Mesjco, and llA>Jlll<d • blt .
too abort' o( the border for gas. .
Later, the same day; an Off-duty
-· policeman from Gardena steered his
IS-foot pleasure craft toward the
brlahl lights of the Soucllem Qililomia
Edison power plant.
He was surprised when the boat ran
aground on the sandy beach ol Hunt-
ington State Park. He thought the
l:A:iti power plant \l.'85 the same faclli-
ly that guides boaters into the safe
harbor waters of Redondo Beach.
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DIVING TRAclEOY: AVALON..:.sheclff's11e continue to
lnviotlgate the drol1iJLln·g Of Barry J1,.11otlllns. , Arrow Point Wed·
nesday. A veteran §tuba dij!ll'(fl~ ' y bas long been &SS<>
dated' ;,ii • water $JlC! s..flfn!)D~ Owport Harbor. He lia4 years of
divti!g experi•ESl'-~
DEAT'fi $l'ROOGGLE: FOUNTAIN VALLEY-A SantA·-An•
y,outb was shol and ·killed here Friday while struggling .with a West·
mlnater r.lice;:omcier, .Police said the pUicer's p.istol -1~tally
fired wb e be was attempting to restrain the youth: The Westminster pol~an ha!'1'3cled up Fountain Valley officers who·we_~e. cbasmg
four ypuths, mcluding the dead one, .who bad esc;•J!Od earlieT w~en
theH-w·was lul!~d. by ·a patrol urut. Full detmls of the sbQoting
· death.1rei:e..to'.111e ti>vesUgated by the sheriff's department and the
dlstrlet att61116y's Otflco. --· ' HMtDJCAfi3:iNTER: HUNTINGTON BEACH-Trustees of the
. ,Hunlinpm ~ch1.lnlon High SchQOI District have a2l'Oed ·t6 build
a ~,000' centertlo -house mentally retarded, Oduca'fionally Jiandi·
capped, pb.YltCallJ!l handicapped and School Age Mothers (SAM)
programli. '.Tller0 ;Pre about 61.5 students in those .programs, now
scattered throughout the district. Some of them presently m~ in ·
converted warehouses. The new center will provide modern facilities
for all special studen11i. ' GODIVA ARRESTED : LAGUNA BEACH-"Sbe came splashing
out of the water like Lady Godiva ... without the horse," the police
sergeant quipped, Godiva was arrested by a Laguna Beach police,
man cjilled by •it irate ~itizen. He had to weav~ through a crowd ol
150 to 200 person.a who had gathered around the sunbathing 24-Y,elll'
' old w.cnium at the' Cleo· Street Beach. ·Tim young woman told the
officer-;-uJaaua rflade me do it." . . .. .t •
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People Q~9.tes-
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"That wcman ·wa· ma for the
role,'' said one appreciative male fan
as Carol Neblett, blonde soprano, end-
ed a Scene in "Thais" at the New
Orleans Opela HOUS4! tot.ally naked.
"It look guls IA> do !hit and I .don't
think . there are many opera singers
with her voice tbBt are equJpped to
handle the role a well as she ls ...
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go anolberl;JOO mlles right now."
. Dtrector Bllss Hebert said after the
»second ovation, "I was really glad
IA> see the audience r<actlon. II really
felt good IA> see that Ibey oppreclated .
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presidents get IA> throw out the fll'SI
baseball, but Oklahoma Gov. David
Ha11 gets to throw out the first cow
chip for the annual _World Cham·
pionshlp Cow Olip Throwing Contest
next Saturday· in Beaver, Okla.
Revealing that a cow chip is what is
left after the cow moves on, Hall-said,
"It's a silly thing, but a lot of fun. We
hid so many people who wanted IA>
compete, that we had · to !el up ~ throw-offs throughout t11e • 1
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jlt'atela Those .Cars
;\11 e~es. are glued. to t1'$ck as two wooden cars derby. They are all part of the White Buffalo Na·
near fm1 sh lme 1n Pinewood Derby at Mission Viejo tion of Saddleback YMCA. Fred Coler of Fox qibe
High School Saturday. LltUe Indians from ·23 .. Mi!> and Tim Houri•an of Juaneno tribe took top honors.
ston V1e10 lnd\an guides tribes entered carS in the :;: <>i: -.. ----; ,~--'-~-"-.C:....::..:C~==-==-:..:::=-~~-=-~~~_:_--=-~
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. : RICHMOND, Tex. (UPI) -A 28-car
• -· : freight train plowed into another Senta
: Fe train at a rural station south of here
·Saturday~ setting off a fire in a diesel
. i : engine and scattering boxcars like toys .
Tht body-of.a train engineer was found ht
-the--burning. wreckage.
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SAN JOSE, Costa Rica "fUPil -A
major earthquake rocked thii Central
American. counl!YJ Saturday, knocking
down houses in various rural towns
and burying residents under falling debris. .
The Costa Rican Reci. Cross said at
least 15 persons were reported killed
in the quake zone in rforthwestem
Guanacaste Province. As many as 100
were reported injured.
J-Re4 Cross sources said the towns of
Tilaran1 Arenar and Rio Chiquito were
the most seriously affected.'
The \\"Orst impact or the qua~e ap-
peared to have been at Arenal, near the
An!nal Volcano, Red Cross orli clals said.
Described as •·tectonic" in character,
the quake shifted mounds of earth from
adjacent hill tops and mountains and
literally buried entire houses, entombing
families in their homes as they slept.
Hig hways leading into the quake an!&
were reported badly cracked and
mutilai.d by the force ol tbe eorth jolt.
Tbe lint eorth shock struck at 3:15
a.It\. PST in San Joee. Lesser IOOcks
follo"·cd ~er a 10-minute period and
another strOOg,JoJt was felt about a hair ·
an hour later.
The NallonafEarthquake lnlormaUon
Center in Boulder, Colo., said the quake's
force was major, registering 6.7 on the
9pe,,..nded Richter Scale. ·
~esidents of quake tom Managua,
Niceragua, were jotted by the temblor. A
spokesman at the presidential Palace
said Nicaraguan~ rclt "a Utile shake " but
lhat he believed the worst hit area was in
the Cost~ Rican provtnce of Guanacaste,
a volcanic boarder area along the Paclflc
coast.
... The quake zone was located about 120
miles southwest of Managua , where last
ye4r's Dec. 23 earthquake leveled moo!I ol
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1he-city-and killed an estimated 4,000 to
10,000 persons. The intensity of that
quake was fractionally lower than that
rePorted Salunlay by the Boulder
seismologists.
In San.Jose itself it~ were m im-
mediate reports ot~ither serious damage
or casualties.
Costa Rican officials sf.id ·they believed
the epicenter was IoCated at the city of
Tilaran, about 75 mlles--northwest of San . Jose. .
Some houses were reported destfmied
there ana a child was killed by lalliitg
masonry. The newly-consecrated cathe-
dral ·In Tilaran also suffered serious
damage, the reporls said.
1'11ere were other reports of damage in
lhe towns of Los Angeles and Guatusa.
Interior Minister Carlos Manuel Vicente
Castro and other government Officials
. urgently left San Jooe by helicojlter to
make a first band inspection of the quake
zooc.
Fiscal '73 Taxes
T'"O-lu:mp $341
NEW YORK (UPI) -The total tax
burden on each of the nation's-households
will jump about $341 on average to an
·estimated $5,070 Jn fiscal 1973 compared
with $4,72\l" last year, the Tax Foun·
datlon, Inc. said today.
In lls 17th ediUon of Factll and Figures
on Govemment Finance, lhe private,
nonprofit research organization said the
nallo!I will' pay a totol ol about 1339
billion In tues In 1173, with llJ.5 billloo or
tho total golni toward otate-local tu••·
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"' . Taking the place or the -nowdays Frustrai.d by eipl' moatm ot
delays by Jl>e Regional Waltt Qualify
Control ~ ,ov~ an '8.~ .mo!n-lenanoe dre<lglrig project m the Grand
Canal bet,,... big and Uttle Balboo
talands, Newport Aeacb aiy Manqer
Robert L. WYJlll Jp1d some sarcutic
words for the waler authority. "They
have told us there is a )Ugh level of
biota In the canal that could be
disturbed. Biota is what we all aee in
Is lbe bone aod R1ctlord Gallqlle<,
protest organizer to ban the sale ot .
horsemeat as a cheap subsU.tute for
beef, said Saturday, "I t.hink the I •
slaughter of bol'IM for bun>an con-
. _ polluUon when it's floating ·on ~
surfare . . . bul wllen It sinks IO the ·
1• bottom it becomes sacred." The city
bas decided to bypass the wai.r quail·
ty staff and go IA> tlie boonl llself to
get lbe job okiyed. SEN. CRANSTON
' ltllllptlm In. this country 'Is
.diqr&cefUJ .. Horses ·are to be loved
and ridden and are shown affection,
where cattle taised· for beef never had
anyone pet them or brush them, or
aoything like that." ,.,
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. Senators proved Ibey can run l'or o(. joggini with Olga Corlnoll~Saturoay
flee and oo the tract Saturdly,, Sm. through CUiver City In support of the
William Prumh S!lrinl«J · 1 n to ronner Olympi~ champioo's candidacy
Milwaukee IA> fmlsb a.1,200 mile walk· for the CUlver .C\ly School Board.
Terming a lie detector test taken by 1
Charles W. Colson, former White
House apeclal counsel ~ to the
Watergate caae as a 11farce" satur-
day, Rep. Jolla E. Mou said lbe ( validity o( lbe Polygraph WM 'only a
~}"" .~t ~ hid -In-• venu::u to I.CU W1K:tber a pel'50D. was
ini·runnlng tour ol Wlsconaln which lie Proxmire, 58, who made the lktile
began las~ November. AH Sen. Alan jaunt oo the fin.al leg of tho trip silid,
telliQg. lbe truth. "It's like trylpg IA>
proVe elephants can fly simPfy by
flapping their ears,'1 be said. __ cranstoo __ __:.". _a-,.fo_rme_r.....,tr_a..,ck_star=-,c..,,""'....,,1,...,,,,..."..,r_feel jWt marvelous: I'm ready to
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The Easter Bunny appears to• be malting his rounds
e'1'lY this year, but none oL the youngsters at_,egg
hunt al Te Winkle ,llarl( Costa Mesa, Saturday
seemed to mind ~about that. He could hardly have
got a more enthusiastic gteeting Mthen he ar1ived
O'Att. Y PH,0T "MIM ltJ UI ...,.
at the park ·with a>·basket full ot .~gs and jelly
beans. But U1en .he got iQto .a struggle_ '\rith · ad-•
mirers for control of basket until, fmally~a!ket
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Anotl1er Murder Nevada May Be First
In Ireland Brings. ~:~S~N~h~~~~ Shots from a speeding car fatally w d-·CARSON CITY. Nev. (UP!l -Nevada , Acupuncture is defined in the bill a!
ed. a man Saturday night in Sou will apparently become the first state to "the insertion of needles into the human
Belfast. raising the Northern Ireland alloW open treatment of patients by body in piercing the skin of the body, for
death toll to 773 in nearly four years of ~uncture, an ancient Chinese healing . e purpose or controlJing abd regulating
violence:-' _ ar_:"""' th flow and balance of energy ln the 'Ale man was left dying on the The sta~ Assembly Saturday voted 29-y ...
sidewalk. The same method has been 4 to appl"O\~ a bill to allow Ii used in numerous other killings in the acupllllctu~-~practice on the pubh10.,...~ Nevada fl.1edical Association had.
feud · between Protestao\§. and Roman' , James Joyce, a, spokesman for the fought the bill on grounds it did not pro-
CatboJics.·. · -American 'Acupuncture.. Society in Las vide for protecUon of the public. Doctor!!
Friday higbt:··a 17-year-old Protestant Vegas, catled it "landm8.r.is. legislation." said acupuncture;should be allowed on an
was found shot to deatll"in the bathroom He said Nevada was the llrtt state to Cltperimental, basis until both physicians
of a Catholic-owned tavero in Belfast's sanction practice on the . gencNtl.,.public. and the public understood..
East End. Other states, he said, use it only I ex-Other OPJ>:Oll"'ls called it .,voodoo."
Jn London, ~a Catholic priest :and eight p«!riments or re~arch.
To Okay Acupuneture
other men -most()[ them Irish -faced Jo~ ~id he hoped treatment could
rourt charges after nationwide raids by be availabl~, within 30 days after Gov. ll Chargecl Witl1
police.· . Mike O'Callilgfian signs the bill .
The poLice action began Friday when H~ said tbere are at least two master K.idn m' g Bea r C uh
more than 500 detectives swept ·into Irish acupuncturists who inteDd to live in
homes across Britain. The raids ·ap--Nevada -one in Las Vegas and the
parently were prompted_ by fears that:. Other in nortbein Nevrida. CHESTERFIEL • ass. (UPI) -A
Irish Republican Army guerrillas might The bill hai,t been a_pproved once by the~ man was arrested Sit~ay after he
MUSHROOMING SMOKE, RESEMBLING l ORNADO, COVERS .°l'.:EBANON SKIES-.; ·• ~.:s. Oil Compony!s Stonge Tonks Sot"Ablazo by Groupj9( ~mod Mon . '
lauucll bombing attacks il(the countJ:y:lt legislature but it was recalled for . allegedly kiQpaped~a ~ar cu.t as it was ~, whlch is the auaivenary p(;..&be._, t6Cbnlcil• elialures. Tbl·-~ate Friday sunning along a road,side"in ~oothills
19t6 DUblin uprising ag&inst Britain. \inaliimousJy>aPP,.ved the measure and of the Berkshire MoUnlaim near ~··
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t Palestinian Guerrilkis •
Deny Set ,ting O~l Bln~e
BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) -An oil fire
set off 1 by masked gunmen at an
Americafi.owned refinery' Jn southern
Lebanon,. raged all day Saturday. The
identities of the saboteurs, who struck
before dawn, remained in dispute. '
A spokesman for all major PaleStinian
guerrilla groups blamed Israeli com-
mandos ror £he operation ori ·the coast 29
miles south ·of this Capital, but the , Lebane.. Defense Ministry denied that
Iaraell raiders were involved. .
"A Lebanese patrol boat reported no
enemy presence along the coast at the
'time," a1ministry statement said. It ad-
ded that guard.$ at the refinery said the
attackers spoke Arabic. .
_,. group calling ·itself \he "Lebanese
Revo l utiaonilr y Muard" clai med
,-esponsibility fo the blaze, which con·
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sumed 30,000 bah-els · ef ·crude oil and
destrOyed two storage tanks. But the
anti-Israeli Palestinian guerrillas, \\'ho
disclaimed . any involvement in tile
sabotage ·raid, .said the Lebanese Revolu-
tionary Guard was , "a fictitious group
thal•does not ·exist.'' ·· ..
WAFA, the PalestinJ,;n, n~·s ageqC:y;·.;
Mid: "What happened; l\I 'tJle;,refineiy .
was perpetrated by seaborne Israelt
soldiers who landed after elements from'
the American Embassy paved the way
for-·thei'r successrut operation." The
agency said .many Israeli agen~ still _\ ·
were at large in and outside of Beirut.
The refmery is. at Zabra'bl. about five
miles from the old Crusader city of
Sidon. The fire halted aJl pumping opera-
tions1 t~gh the pipeline from Saudi
Arabia .
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'.$2S~iBi;on Revenue toss
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Predicted by Univei;siti . ~
' WASIIlNGTON (UPI) Orlicials of some University of Michigan, milLion; ,91 the largest U.S. colleges -a~ University of Missiouri, million;
universities said 5aturdy they expect an--Uniersity of lllinoi~ $5.6 mUIJon; Iowa
llU8l revenue losses up to $25 million nett State University, $4.5 million ; Rutgers
JfefdT ii the administration's proposed University, $4 miitlon; unlversities of /. 1>udget cutbacks go into effect. · '· • • "Virtually every on-going, hi gi/e r • llew Mexici> and ?ennessee, .,.s million;
~ucation program has · eithe.r, been Auburn• University, $3.3 million;· and the
. .eliminated or reduced substantially in Universities of Maine and Oklahoma, $2
lhe t974 l!udgel 'l"luesls," the 123-million each.
)nember National Association o1 Stale The ..Umaiea included" projected
1Jnlversilies and Land Grant Colleges losses In student aid, alu+iih these
, ~din a teport. •• fWlds have oot 1ctualty,boep-.nUned
' It said the hanlest hit woulCI ·be pro-IOI" the nest school year. r-. -----
FflTIS in the health sci~ and The ~ oflldals wore particularly
I ltlfdenll feceiving federal Ii~. •• criticli ol adminlinlioo 'claims that
1 'I1'le assOcialion · ~ coincided with ... reveoue-lbarlng fnndl wvuld be available
on announcement by Secretary C&sper to ~ dllcmtinued federal 1 fur)!ls.
1 .w. Weinberger ol Health, Education and They oald !Ilia would make them
1 Welfare (BEW) that college a n d depeodeot cm tllO good will o1 local of·
iluversity enrollment increaoed by i per-uctala, who dlsbune revenue shaiiog
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Six· ol those arrested, incl~ the the Assembly,~ Jt.Saturday. slate police said. ·~ · · ............_
v. Patrick Miles Haniilton F~\Vere The bill --~-qp Ii ll~ board to The suspect, Stephen Donovan of
-up lru~ In llle1...... -11111' ""1',nperleoced Barnstable, Mass., was 11T01ted ii! Midlands and charpd With ~Jt, · Ind ...,,illod ..n oo lhO general Wttliamsburg with a bear cub in his
cause an es:p!osion. . -;-::::.-i..-,::..._ ':~pubu(.T"'""f-~ .. , -possession, officers said.
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ftlol'l1ed C&dlll1c ltclntllS dl!s'9ned
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oent to a record 9.2 rOlltioii otudenls in ' fundl. 'ihe fall of 19'1~ He said CalUomta
~ ~ biggest increase in enroll· ment at o-year instituUOns and Ohio
Q)e larges In four-year sdlools. .,.
P r ice Cuts Ordered :t'ABERS 2600 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa 540-9.100 The estimated 106ses of fedeuf, .eid
Wider President Nixqn.'s budget JiJ:OPOOal•
for the fiscal year beginning July l in·
dudecl: ' ,
". The University ·Of C.tlfoml1 ayotem,
111111 mlllloD over :ra months: U-IY
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Mfm-.lhru Fri-9.00 l>JA to 6 PM Sat. ond Sundoy
,. cl. Wboansin system. !IS milltoo : •
WASHINGTON (UPI) -'fhi Coil ol
Uving Council said Saturd~ It hacll
ordtred General Moton Corp. tnd Foi'd ' .
Motor Co. \dealers to make nArly lt:I
milltoo in price cull on auiomo1t1le pa1l-5 . ·
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'lberi' wn no wltneaaes. Police Wd
ne;gbJ>orl rrported hearlng-llhott aoout
io ·a.~bad lnvesUgated. Of·
ficers found De$tdano'• bOdy alter • Up
to Chlcago's Clty News Bureau.
A police. exammei sald It appeared
Deslelano bad &.en shot at Je< twice In
the chest a.od in the le£t ann, which wu
nearly J>lown orr. They said he was ......
ed in w«k clothes and apparently wu·
getting ready to clean his garage. A
broom wu found pear the body.
DeStelano had a Jong hist<>ry ol violent
ootbuntt . qainlt ~· Judi .. , ~
a.YOCiates in courtrooma and out. He was
under indictment with his brother Mario
in the November, 1913, torture aJaying·of
Leo Foreman, a~ collector efnplO)'ed.. 'by
~ syndicate k>a.n shatb.
The brothers were. indicted in Sep..
tember, 1972, after a nine-year !n-
_v,.__estigation.' Edward V. Hanrahan, then
Cook County state's attorney, called it
-the first inl!!ctment for murder of any
high-e~twJ.01,1 "mob" leader since the
1920s. The DeStefanos were released in
November on $100,000 bond each from
Cook County jail on a ruling or the
I~inois Appellate Court.
Anthony Spilotro al.9o wu indicted in
the Foreman slaying. On March 28 a
circuit judge ordered a separate trial for
Sam DeSterano. He was to have ap-
peared in ,court May 30. April 30 had
been set for the trial or his brother and
Spllotto.
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Block Road
PINE RIDGE, S.D. (Ul'l) -A "thir<
l<lrce" bend o1 ·lnd1ans blocklnl the mai>
h!ihlfay to Woonded ~ announce<i
saturday It bas 8et-May 3 &1.the cleadlhM
'for tw'render of the bilto<lc village.
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milllants ln,11de the villa&• have no1. ' given up by that time, they will try to Jn.
filtrate their rankl and ,,ae hanulmeat
to drive them out.
'Ibe government made no effort to
dislodge the lnd\ans Wbo set up· a
roadblock two day• ago on the approach
to the village where 2ilO to 300 Slowe and
Cheyenne were killed in 1890 in 1the
Plains Indians last stand 1411inst the U.S.
.Calvary. ·
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UCI STUDENTS FIND SOLUTION TO LOW INCOME i!OUSING IN IRVINE
Wondy Frud, Scott B1inl, And John Woodbury u,. Old Vans, Convtrlocl'Butos
.off policy even When the Indians refuted
Saturdar. to allow. passage to represen-, "
tatives of the Justtee Department's Com·'
munity Relations Service CCRS1f1a.t~ ·CRS -ken liave bem the main
between the government and the Indians
who took over WOWlded Knee 46 days·
._ago.
From Page 1
CAMPERS ...
lie removed all the seats and i!lpent $1,000
to install such amenities as a propane
oven, a tape deck. several rows of
cabinets, a closed bedroom · area,
kerosene lanterns, and nmning water.
ln all, his "home" cost him $1,800. lie
thinks now he coold prQbably sell It for
about $2,000.
Viet Cong Pamp~~tS
Deny POW Tdrtures
fhe -third force Indians said they are
the "original residents or Wounded
Knee" -Oglala Sioux living in the hills
surrounding the flyspeck hamlet who
have been dispossessed by Jndlan in·
surgents or kept from their bomel by
U.S. agents ringing the village.
They demanded payment of $100 a day
· • to 68 families driven or kept from their
peared ~ more than one picture. · homes. retroactive to the day Wounded
Two lonner Navy POWs said Friday in Knee was occupied.
' SAIGON !UPll -The Viet t1oog
relUJed" them medical treatment and ~
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Charles Grimaldi, a former DeStefano
associate and a witness before the grand
jury which returned the indictments, has
been under protective custody since last
August.
"It's nice enough so that you can live
in comfortably," he,. says. ""In the
evening l can -have friends over that live
in sriialler vans ·around here."
distributed. illustrated pamphlets 5atur-
day deslgned. to refute as "slanders and
distortions" the reports by released
American-prisoners of war that" they
were tortured While in captivity in North
Vietnam.
San Djego the North Vie~ ldd ~
~:=:":~ evJ~:"J~~ ~Wedding . :· tes .-
DeSetefano was sentenced to a 31/t year
prison term in March, 1972, Ott charges of
u,.1 T....,.... obstructing justice by t h r e a t en i n g
, Grimaldi, who waa tben testifying in a
Clierry Royal ,__ narcoUcs trial. . . . ~ Foreman, 43. was found in an auto
Elizabeth Anne Kabis, of '?<I~ trunk in 1963. He had been stabbed with
sa, Del., was crown~ National~1ce pick and shot several times. Chi!rry BI06SOm Feetival Queen ,
Friday. She wears famed Miki·
moto Crown valued at $250,· p • S' k d ooo. o 1c ene
Flood Waters
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To Cover Hon1es ...
In Mississippi
Of Three Tots .
woRiEsraii, Eni!land (AP) - A +
year.old boy ·and-hi1> two baby· lllaters
were found ril~ered Saturday in a kilJ-.
ing so savage that it left Ucemen sick
VICKSBURG , Miss. (AP J ·-Flood andshakel}. ':t.
waters rose more than five feet in the The bodies d _ttse chlldren, btaten.~aex· . ually violated and .with their tliroats cut,
Eagle Lake comm1.11uty .nea~ here· on were left im'J)al&d on ·:1i-oo rallinis near
S8!Ufday and engineers pr~J,cted the~ h6me iri~the F.ngllsh midlands.
would crest about two or three reet above · · •·~r· known 8 more brutal
mo~~ of th e home~ In ~M,.area. '. · murder in all my life,': said Robert
11ie area ~ w~1ch 1tk".ludes about 200 Booth, detective chief superintendent.
homes -wa~ hi t by the flood waters Detectives said the children had been
when two dams hold ing back waters of· dragged from their beds Jlate Friday
· ... the Yazooo River along Mudcj'y Bayou night. Their partly stripped bodies, hack-
btirst'--• ~ ed-by .a knife , were round· only 25 yards
Water levels in the area rose fl'OJl\ 81 ,from. the' back door of their home ·in
feet Friday to 86.2 by midday Saturday: Worcester's quiet Gillam Street:··
Leve.ls were expected to reach 90 feet by The parents and a young lodger were
this -morning. The Am1y Corps of und~ interrogation at the central police
Engin~rs predicted a crest of 97-98 feet station .. •. .
and said most homes in the area were !J4.. The children were identified as Paul
96 feet above sea leve l. , Kenneth Ralph. 4, and his sisters Da\l,rn
Most of the homes \\'ere free or water f.-1aria, 2, and Samatha Jane, 9 months.
Saturday, but officials said mQ!ly would
become flooded as the water level rose to
its crest.
A corps spokesman SAid flooding of the
area was si milar to filling a bathtub
. fro m a faucet. a slow, steady procedure.
The Mis sissippi !liver, whose above-
capacity condition has created the
·· backwaj.ers along the YazOO, was ..
reported down one-tenth of a foot Satur-
1ay from its crest of 50.4.
J ·No injuries were rcporled \\'hen the two
dams -one eartl)en, tbe other con-
strucled of concrEite blocks -broke. The
community is the last of some half
--ft'litlton"acres aloog the Yazoo4o be flood-
ed by the backwaters.
Thirty-seven of ~lssi~ippi's 82 coun·
ti~ have been dee.Jared eligible for
federal disaster relier funds.
Priceless Religious
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Statue Recovered
SANTA FE. N.M. (UPI) -A ranso,;,
rote writ ten in "poor Italian" Jed to the
recovery Saturday of a "priceless and ir-
replaceable" religious statue and th e ar-
rest of two teenagers charged with its
theft. '
Santa Fe District Attorney Joe
Castellano said the statue. called La Con·
quistadoi.:_a.J _)¥as ·recovered "in b:cellent
shape" early Safurday from an aban·
doned mine shaft near Los Lunas. N.~1 ..
It was stolen from St. Francis Cathedral
in · ta Fe March 18.
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Woodbury says the biggest advantage
of bus living over student donnitories is
privacy. "There's people funning arouad
there haJf~re:y all the lime. The don1f'"is
like one big party. Here you · can be
alone," he says.
"My only complaints here are the mud
when it rains aiid the field mice who
started chewing up my books. But now
I've got a¥ cat so the mice aren't a prob-
lem anymore."
ORDERLINESS
Bair.d, whose van ha.5 mucb less living
~ . apace 1han Woodbury's bus, says the
problems of cramped quarters can be
surmounted by carerut attention to
orderllness. • ~If )'W 'ieep everytbing in its place, it
works put !me," he says. "But you hav~ ·
to be rleat: •
"The(, are some· students who tried
· j~· J!rl.M .. out here ·without worrying
aboUt ~-and it didn't work out for
them it all " · Ll~lng ~t-to· heavil~ travelled Cam-
pus Drive,. the calnpefs caused some
complaints from Irvine residents who felt
the youths shouldn't be pennitted there.
"I can widerstand how some people
might object," adfnits Woodbury . "I
• might oot agree, but 1 can see their point
or view.
"We don 't have any vested interest
here." be says. "We don't even pay tax-
es. To someone who had to ·pay· $40,0IXI
for his home that might not look good.
"Or they might just not approve or our
lifestyle.
"But we stay clear of drugs .• That's 'one
of the thrngs \\·e left· the do~s lQ get·
away from. We're ciean:,in fact, we.keep
the are! more clear of.tr'aSh than ~t.wied
to be because ~ coqs.ider this place to
be-:our hom~s,"
P la ue Towing Glider
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S~N QIEGO (AP I -The pilot of a
si'ngle-engine plane was killed Saturday
\vhen his plane crashed on the 13t h hole .... ?£ a golf 't'Ourse. a~ it. W8$ tpwing a glider
[Jn. the 27th annoal Pacific Jrfoast
L'Qwliifer So a ri n g-Ch-anij)ionships,
authorities reported.
T~e pilot was identified as S.K. Norris
of L<>s Angeles. ofricM.ls said. •
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The pamphlets contained pictures
depicting American prisoners relaxing in
peaceful surroundings, and bore as a title
"Snapshots of Lile of Captured. U.S,
Pilots in the Detention camps of the
D.R.V.N. North Vietnam."
The pamphk!t was published by a
group called "'I,'he Vietnam C:Ommittee
for Solidarity with the American Peo-
ple," but it contaiOed no publication date.
It had 36 pictures on the inside, most or
them showing Americans eating and pre-
paring food , participating in athletics.
relaxing over chess ru1d cards or lying
in bed reading. None of the prisoners
shown was identified, and several ap-
Paris. Tl)e two were 111· Ctndr. Phillip A. ~-entzler, a:_. and 1-1., ~1 R. Beeler, .. Really :Amusing
The pamphlet sal<\: "The propaganda ,
machine ol the U.S. adminillratton and SAN JOSE (UP I) -When a young
Mt, Nixon has tried hard to circulate all couple decided they "'anted a wtique
Jlimli'oldl~t?rUoos, slanders and fabrica· wedding,. they chooe an outdoor ainuse-
lions around the so'-called 'POW issue,' ment park ·as the setting Saturday.
playing u~n the feeJ.ings of the families With an altar set up on a railroad plat•
and American ~le to deceive public form ; Jackie Levensai)or and Bill
opinion and to . fllrther their mean in-lzzarelli, both 22, were married under
terests. . 1 • sunny skies at the Frontier Village.
"But as: a Vietnamese saying puts it: amusement park.
'.A hand cannot cover ~ the sun.' ~e About 200 invited guests and a crowd of
JUSt cause aj)d. humanity of the Viet· 1;000 were there when the bride, in a· long
nam_e~ people i_s a~ ~loquent fact, and white gown, and hct rather rode to the
there is no den~g it. railroad station in a stage coach. T1te'
groom and his best· man arrived in the
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Mor e Refu:rµs Expected t~is Year _,,_.
WASHI NGTON (Uf>J) -Millions of come ta~ feturri this year is,Jdond~y.
DAILY ·PILOT
'DELIVERY SERVICE
Oe1ivery of tht Oai!ly PJ1ot
h guarantttd
Ameri cans sti ll were sweating over their April 16, for most of the country and
federal income tax returns this weekend midnight 'l\Jesd1y, April 17, fQ! New
in an effort to meet the Monday midnight York and New England residents--:
deadline. . In 1971, Congress revised the-tax
When the I.$ -last checked la.st · Wednesday, only 57 million of an withholding tabJfs, but m&hy wage
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cncc Eiseman means more
fashion ror thCir money,
tnot-e \1:earablllty1 and more
quD.llty. A special .collection
of swim '11."Cllr fQr boys and
girls. \Villi coordinates , to
nu1.trh in sizes 2-14 ilt The
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DARK HALF OF THE COUNTYt Is It true that the
Mghta are piing oil all oVllr Orange COUnty because the
government up at oor county seat ls busted?
t ':Fook 40 Police
1o Arrest Samorui
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BRISBANE (U~J) -A Sa·
moan tribal chief bodily threw
POliCe out of ·a blr in a tree-
lor-all that took 40 law ,en-
forcement orflcers to settle
early Saturday. .
Chief Peter Anderson, his
wife, Leab, and a beer bClttle-
throwing compatriot were jail·
ed after the fracas bqt releas-
ed later on $500 ball eacb so
they COOld attend a wedding of
one of thelr countrymen,
officers then tried to arrest
that m3n o.nd ~1rs. Anderson,
S..7 and 170 pounds, came to
his rescue . ; ewer Anderson, a 275-pound
professional wrestler, joined
the fight.
He picked •up t1ie qfficers
one at a time and threw "'the.J.!l
out of the bar, across
sidewalk and into the street.
according to the official poftce
report.
CALIFORNIA
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SAN FRANCISCO IAPl -Jl" sJilAest choi0< will be the Janning or the sea ..
By 2001 A.O. education sl\Cl l selecting" fft>m hundreds of The men and "l.'Omf:n of 2001 "!''~lt wlll be tbe two . pro*ram.s on the •ml!Y "in-face "uller boredom," he said, ~~A,mwon·~·::., ~~:rd~:. forn1ation console." '--........_ unless m&!''S capacltf lor
ference betw~ the two. the Addressing 5 . S.O O nd· 1ifel@g growt h isn't better
Association of C a 111 o r n ia mlnlstra1ors 1 attending · t h e deve'IOped by then.
Scbool Administrators was opening hesslon of Qie associa· Clarke suggested that the
told Saturday. lion ~venUon here• Clarke age for leaving school should
Arthdr c. Clarte. author of visioned hon1es run by com· be l20 instead or 18, so that a
"2q)1: A.Space Odyssey.;' satd puter~ wor~ •clone by long Lper90n could be educated
maclllnes will be doing 90 per~ d1stanc:e communlcatlon. food throughout his UleUme.
cent of man's work by the created from none r g an I c The convention ls scheduled
tum of the centur,~ :l'nd B material like oil or coal and to run through Tuesday.
TWELVE 10· FIVE Well, maybe not quite. Some angulshecl cries o
poor-mouth, however, have been beard in recent da
from the halls of government up there. .
. , All this came about during a report from Orange
. County .. Auditor-Controller Vic Heini to the Board of SUp-
ervison. Helm told that ai..lgust body that indeed, some
of the county's special taxing districts appear._ to be in
Police at the San FraqCisco
suburban city said the incident
began when officers &bby
Ray Davis and Alan Duerson
were called to the De Marco's.
23 Club toJnvestigate a mirior
disturbance.
Chief William Beard. drink·
ing coffee in a nearby
restaurant. we.nt to the ' aid of
his officers but he received
the same treatment.
Restaurant ., ouR suNDAY Hou~~
. South Coast ?Ian
difficulty: . ·
The situation d'evelops because of a new l~w known
as Assembly !HI 90. This AB 90 thing. in effect, pas
frozen tax rates at the amount authorized for the cur·
As they talked to a man in
the bar, anolher patron sitting
at the bar hurled a beer botlle
at the barkeep.
Police then called 40 officers
from neighboring com-
munities, the San l\1ateo Coun-
ty sheriff's office and
California Highway Patrol. ·~s~~~~~-1~~~~~~~,~~ .. ~.,.~~~,~~ .. ~~~-~ ... ~.-~.,~~~~~~~~
rent )'ear. ·
NOW, TIIlS MEANS that th.' countY govemmen\'s '
special districts simply cannot look ·at the cumnt 'red
marks In the books, sigh, an~ raise taxes t.o compensate
!qr things that are In the red.
Certain government critics have always thought
this pracUce was evil conswnption in the frrst place.
Thelr reuonlng Is, that after all, if you look at your
·good old family budget and find dollars wanting, you
are simply in sticky clrcwnstances. ·
According to pol_ice, the two
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handciiff Anderson.
Lawmaker Seeks
·Moffett Cwsing
The Har:bor Restaurant, one of
this city's best k n o w n
landmark$ because 'of its set-
ting ·on a '100-year-old wharf,
was destroyed in a predawn
Ore Saturday. cl-.
Owner George' Castagnola
placed the loss at $1 million.
A small gilt shop adjacent
to the restaurant also was gutr
led but fire Chlel Richard
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Last on the" Ballot
FIRST 1N EDUCATION "-.
FOR COAS,. COLLEGE TRUSTEE " Cltl1ton1 tor Stra1,111. C:htftlTllll'I .Mra. M. B. Andet'w11. "' Vl1 L~ SOUd, Ntw!Jlll'"I BMdl._
Few of us enjoy a situation where we may simply
say, "Alas, we're running a bit Short this mo~ .. So I'd better j.J.st go down to the boss and y
salary ... " ·
MOUNTAIN VIEW 1AP I -
Rep. Den Edwards demanded
the shutdown of the Navy's
Moffett Field Saturday saying
the twtrplane cra sh whi ch kill-
ed 16 persons last week "could
happen aiain."
plunged flaming into a golf
course just across busy U.S.
101. The sole sufvtvor, Bruce
H. ~iallibert, 22, remained in
critical cOndltion Saturday.
Wickman said the wharf Itself 1::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:==.::::====:..:;==-==========
suffered no serious damage.
Since most of us can't quite work it out that \va ,
we must have sympathy for these special county dis-•
trict directions who, abruptly, find themselves floating
in the same boat with the rest of us.
WE HA VE SEVERAL kinds of special tax setups
in Orange County. Just look at your tax bill sometime.
There are cemetery districts:, ~uito abatement dis-
tricts, sewer districts, sanitation districts, and lighting
districts. Each is . supposed to get a little-slice out of
the tax pie. · -
Auditor-Controller Heim specifl~lly cited the ll~t
ing dlstric\s . .that,,mlght be In trouble, He expfalned to
the sup6rvisorial minds that-the electric 'company just
got aporoval to ra¥se the price of juice. But at the same
ti~e. th1s AB 90 thing came along and froze the amount
the 11.l(htin~ dlstricts ·can take in. Thus comes the threat
of more outgo than income. ·~
··souND FAMILIAR wh~· compared to t ol~ lam·
ily budlt'et fights? You bet:
Anyway, it has them all scratching their heads up
there at the county ~at. Some authorities figure that
special elections ought to be called -as · allowed by
AB 90 -so taxes can be hiked . On the other hand, Sup-
ervisor Dave Baker was wondering out loud If it wouldn't
be cheaper just to tum off the street lights.
Now, that could be. Dave. On yet another hand,
most citizens have been sold on the notion that street
lights are a good thing because lighted areas generally _
ba.ve lower rates in crime and vandalism.
SO IF WE FLIP·the·1witch, we can hold the street
light tu, dDwru 'lben crtme might soar. Then insurance.
will I••• • rates v.o up. . . .
· Next thinll you know. \\'e'll have lo hire more peace
officers to cover the areas Where things have been
kept in the dark.
More Officers will mean another section of the tax
rate lloe& uo. -~ ..... Well, that just seems to be the way it goes with
your tax dollars.
Save ooe at one place and it slides out of your wal·
let in another.
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Girud'Picket Lines
LOS ANG~j;S (AP) -The or "Barnaby Jones;" Mkchael
Wtiters Guild of America Crichton, writer and director
Satun1ay accu sed rive writer· o f t h e M G M f i I m ,
producers em p Io ye d at "Westworld;" and John
Universal Studios ot vlelatlng Mantley, writer-executive pM-.
guild. rules by crossinff picket ducer of uGunsmoke." lines The Writers Guild says a
nte· five-. television writer-heating will be held ror each
producers are Jack Webb of .of the men and that expulsion
"Adam 12" and "Emc"rgen-or suspension from the guild ,cy/' Jon Epstein of "Owen may be ordered. The gtilld
Marshall," Cy ChermJlk or says they may also altempt to ,
"Ironside," He11Pan 8aundcfs fme the violatoi's.
ot!.'.Aaam 12,'t. . Dmd_J!jc--· el . io s~ r11CB.;iter . ·
tor. of "Owen Marshall" and went on strike Mar for·
"Marcus Welby." pay incre~ and other etted.-e"Irlier for crossing benefits. Picket lines have
piclet lines were Robert been set up at major studios
Bl'"8. writer and 11!0rJ editor and television networks.
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on l,..ft$ve felt for a long
a{ this was a rather
us situation and a
w 'ce," the San Jose
mocrat said in a letter to
e Na\ry Department.
"I'm not sure how necessary
11 is."
Navy P3 OriQn and the
·on al Aeronautics and
S ~ Administration's $5 mil·
Ii Convair 990 flying labpra-
to collided on the approach
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Edwards . said the Navy
could shut ~1offett down
without harming its program
by transfering military ac-
tivities to other California
bases. "This could happen
again ;pld c o u 1 d be much
more serious,"·ne said.
ing in 1963, featured-a--marine
decor with many antiques that
provided patrons with a
seafaring atmosphere as they
gazed out the windows at the
ocean around them.
Among tht: items lost in the
fire were a massive ship's
wheel and masts from the 1863
clipper. shi p Star of India, Ule
18th century carved head of.a
Portugese sailor and blocks
and tackle from century-old
sailing ships.
There was no comment
available from the Navy .
A crash investigation wa s
launched late -Friday by a
three-man NASA·Navy team
which visited the crash scene
at Sunnyvale Municip&;l Golf
Course, then adjOllnJed·"'"Ulltil
Monday. .
One city fireman, Steve
Felix, suffered first and se-
co'.nd degree bw1is on his
hands afld face and was
treated at .a hospital.
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CHICAGO (UPI) - -Sam DeStefaoo; tradllionaf maruiof galigland eoceout..,,
63 one of tht older breed of reputed There were no ~tneuea:. Police said -chicq. crlnie syi\c\lcate hoodlum>, was neighbors r<POf\ed l>e8rl."I lhol• ali<"t
found dead or shoigun wound5 In the JO •.m., but none ~ 111~eetipled. Of.
garage of his Nort)1west Side · home ficera found De§!e!anil't bod>1-ilter • lip
SWrdaY ~ a slaytnp bearing all the to Chicllgo_)Allfy News Bureau. ~ + A, poliCt .. examiner said it appeared ~ • DeSterano bad been shot at~ twice in
the chest aud In the left ann, wbldl "" ,.
nearly ~lownolf.'Tliey sald he was-·
ed In work clofj>et and apparently ......
getting ready to, clean his garage. A·
broom wu lound !!"81' the body.
i Oe""SrefMo had a long history of violent.
outburttt. againlt police, jOdcet, and -
associates in ·courtrooms.and out; He wa s
under indictment '.with his 'brother Marlo -.
· in the November, 1983, torture slaying of •
Leo Foreman, a · collector ,employed. 'by
'8yndicate li>ln llla'ry · . . . ' .
The bfolhelJ---were indicted in ~I" tember,_...Jm . after a nine-year in-. DAU.Y Nt.OT ,,.,. ,...
vcstlgahon. Edward V. Hanrahan, then UCI STUDENTS FIND SOLUTION TO LOW INCOME HO.USING' IN IRl(INE
___....-COOi . County state's attorney, called ii . Wendy Freed, Scott Baird, And John Woodbury Use Old Vans, Conv1rted,au ...
the flrst lndictmertt for murder or any~ .high: echelon "mob" leader since the 1
1920S. The DeSte[an"'I were released in . From Page 1 Vi.et Con·g_ Pamphlets' . November on $100,00CI bond each from
Cook County jail on-a tuling or the ' MPERS lllinois Appellate CQU.rt. -• • -•
Anthony Spilotro also was indicted in l
the FOreman slayin g. 6n March 28 a He _remove~ au the se~ts and spent $1,000 D po·w T
circuit judge ordered a separate trial [or to IIlSlall such amemlies as a propane eny . o. n _ ur. es
Sam -· Destefano. He was to have ap-oven, -a tape. deck, several ro ws of • !'.._ -
peared in .<XIW't May 30. April 30 had cabinets a ·closed bedroom area,
been set for the triaf of his brother and kerose~ lanterns, and running water.
Spltotto. I II hi "h " t hi $1 800 H Charles Grimaldi a fonner DeSteCano n a , s oma cos m , . e
associate and a wibtess before the grand thinks now he could probably sell it for
SAIGON (UPI ) -The Vlet Cong peared in more · e picture .
UistribUted illustrated pamphlets Satoir-Two fonner Na POW · Friday in
day designed to refute as "slanders and San· Diego the Vi tdd
or ·llidians
Black Roa:d .
' ., J>1¥E RIDGE, S.D. (UPI ) -.A "thir<
force" band ol IndioDJ bloctin( the mm
• ruimi.ay to Wounde<I Knee .....aiceci
Saturday ii has set May 3 u :the deadlllM
for surrender of tht lilstorlc village.
Tiley imPIJed that if the Indian
·militants Inside the village have DOI...
gjV<n up by that time, they. will tty-IO i!"
filtrate their ranks and .use barallzl¥!nt ;
to drive them out.
The government made no effort• to
· dislodge the JndiaJlll wbo tel up a
roadblock two dl\YS 4go oo the approach
to the vj!lage where 200 to 300 SJowi and
C~eyenne were killed in 1890 in the
Plalnt lndiaut last stand agalntt the U.S. ' calvary ...
'The government maintained it& hands-
off policy.even when the Indians refused:
Saturday ~o allow· passage to repmen-
tatives of the Justice Department's Com-
munlty . RelaUOllll Service (CRS). -The
CRS workers have been the main Uailnn ·
between the govemmen\ and the Indians
who took over Wounded Knee 4& <lay~
ago.
The .third force 1Tndlans said they are
the "original residents oI Wounded.
Knee': -Oglala Sioux living In the hills
SUITOWlding the flyspeck hamlet who
have Deen dispossessed by Indian in-
surgents or kept from their homes by
'U.S. agents ringing the village.
, They demanded -paymeqt of $100 a day
, to 68 families dri"'.en-or kept from theili
liOmes, retroactive '°'the day Wounded ~Knee was occupied .
jury which returne<t the lndictm<rits, has about $2,000. _
been under protectife cus~ ,•inc-~ last . :'It'.IJ nice enough so that you can live
distortions" the reports b)lo released. refused them !cal arid ----" Weddin ' Rites American prisoners of war that they hara:i:seu the even aj.ter the fire· g
were tortured while ,in' captivity in North agreemen as -signed last Jan. , .
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Friday. She wears famed Miki·
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In Mississippi
VI CKSBURG. Miss. (AP I -Flood
waters rose moire than.J!_ve feet in the ,
Ea gle Lake . communit'y near here on
Saturday and engineets predicted they
would crest about two or three feet abov e
most. or the homes in the area.
Tiie area -which includes about 200
homes -was hit by the flood waters
when two danis holding back waters o(
the Yazooo River along Muddy Bayou
-buf>t. .
August. · -iq, comfortably," be says. "In the
DeSetelano was sentenced to a 3'h: year evenlng I can have friends over that live
prison tenn in March, 1m, on charges of in smaller vans around here."
o~ct~g jultice by th re~ t_e n ! n g Woodbury says the biggest advantage
Vietnam. _ ~_Paris. ·two were~-Cmdr. Phil
The pamphlets contained picture.· Ki. er, :12, and u,-, carro __ r a. Be<!le. 1r. ,. RE'oll y· ! -using" depicting American prisciners relaxing in ~ _ ~I
peaceful surroundings, and bore as a title Th~ pamphlet said :· "The propaganda G~di, "'.ho was then testifying m a of bus .living over student dormitories is
narcotics tr1al. priv.acy. '"Ibere's people funning around
Foreman, 43, was found in !1fl auto there haJf-crezy all the time. The donn is trw:iJc in_ 1963. He.had been stabbed ,wJth like .one big party. Here you can be
an ice pick and shot se\rfl'al times. . a.Jooe,•.o. he says. l -
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P ........... s· k when it rains and the field mice who ' Ol1ce-· lC ·ened started chewing up my hooks. But now
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Baird, whose van has much less .living
Of Tt -ee· Tots'. . ·'· •llJ.ce 'tlwl. Woodbury's bus, says the JJE , 'p~ of cramped quarters can be
; ~ ~ , .,.. slll"DipUDted by careful attention to
. WORCESTER ~land (AP) -A . orderlllless.. ·
j(ar-old l5oY .;.ism. two 'boby1 llllters :. .~'If YW l!eep everything ln its place, it
were found murdered Saturday in a kill-~works' citit 'fme," he says. "But you have:
ing so savage that iUeft policemen· sick neat.
and shaken. 4 • : ~ . _ " . are some students who tried
The bodies ti iblf .Chlldren, beateft; sex-j li~ .. out here without worrying"
"Snapshots of Life of Captured U.S. machine of the U.S.1 admi.niltration '
Pilots in. the Petention -camps of the Mr. Nixon-bas tried bard-to clrcula all
D.R.V.N. North Vietnam." kinds of ~tortioiis; ,landers and fabrica-
The pamphlet was published by a tions arow11d the sd-called 'POW issue,'
group called "The . Vietnam Committee playing upon the feelings of the !i'milies
for Solidarity with the American Peo-and American peoi>le to ·deceive public
pie,'' but it contained no publication date. opinion and to fUrther their mean in-
lt had 36 pictures on the fuside, most of terests. ' . , •
them showing Americans eating and pre-"But asl a .YietJiamese saying puts it :'
paring food , participating in athletics, 'A hand cannot cover up the sun.' 'lbe
relaxing over "chess and cards or lying jµst cause and humanity of the Viet-
in bed reading. None of the prisoners namese people is an eloquent flct, and
shown was identified, and several a)> there is nO denying it."
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uall,Y violaied, ahd with ;their ·tbn>ats cut, abotlt7 }~t. rand it didn't work out for
were left inl~led on ,,iion railing's near them .at a,11." . WASHINGTON LUPI) -Millions of come tax returns this year is Monday,
their home in-~the F.ngl.ish midlands. . _(Jy~ next to heavily travelled .cam-Ameri~~ still were sweating over their April 16, for most or t,he COWJtry and "J have neve r known a more brutal pus Drive,_ \be campers caused some r -·
mUrder irr· all my lifetJ .said Robert cdmp~inia:, from Irvine tesidents who felt federal income tax returns thiS-weekend midnight 'I\leiday, April 171 for New
Booth. de.tective chief superintendent. the youths shouldn't be permitted there. · in an effort to meet the Monday midrught York and New England resi~nts.
Detectives said the children had ~ "I can understand how some people deadline. In-..._1971, Congress revised the tax"
dragged from their .beds late Friday might' object," admjts Wocxlbury. "I When the IRS las t ctiecked last withholding tabJes. but m'any· wage
night. Their partly stripped bodies, hack· might not agree, but 1 can see their point Wednesday, only 57 million of an earners failed 1ciasil_ .. their employers to
d b kn. if f d I 25 rd f · estima. ted 77 million taxpayers had filed ~-
SAN JOSE (UPl r -When. a young
couple · decided they wanted a unique
wedding ,. they chose an outdOOI" amuse-
ment park ·as the settlng Saturday.
With an altar set up ;on a railroad plat·
form, Jackie Levensailor and Bill
Izzarelli, tx>th 22, were married under
sunny skies at the Froiltier Village
amusement park.
About 200 inVited guests and a crowd of
"l,000 were there when the bride , in a long
white gown, and her father rode to the
railroad station in a stage coach. The
groom <md his best man arrived in the
par.k's railroad train. '
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J eet Friday to 86.2 by midday Saturday.
Levels were expected to re~ch 00 feet by
this morning~ The Army Corps of
Engineers predicted a crest of 97"'98 fl!Ct
and said most homes in the area were 94-
e Y a e, were oun on Y ya s o view. increase the ntimber or ~allowable ex· from th~por of their home in "We don't have any Vested interest their returns. · ~ .....
Worcest . qUie illruh .Street . here," he says. "We don't' ev.en pay tax· 'There was some evidence,, however, emptions. T~, more mOhey !han Ntrtlt,.ttl Hvllllfttttll a11cll -· '"' w11tml111t1r • • • ....... 122t Th~ parents and young lodger were · es. To someone who had to 'pay $40,000 that more persons than normal mailed necessary was; withheld from tfieir
under interrogati1:>n at the central police for his home that rpight not look good. their returns early, apparently because paychecks. ,
sta?ion. · i•or they might just not approve of our of the unusually large tax refunds. The result waa fatter refunds this year
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The children were identified as Paul lifestyle. The deadline · !or filing individual in-· 1han in the past.
Kenneth Ralph. 4:, and h.is si sters Dawn "But we stay clear of drugs. That's one 1--::;;lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i iiijjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Maria, 2, and Samatha Jane, 9 months. of the things we left the dorms to get 96 fee t above sea level.
Most of the homes were free of water
Saturday, bu t officials said mariy would
beCQme Oooded as the.water level rose to
its crest
-A corps spokes m8n said nooding of th e
area \Ya8 simila r to fi lling.· a ~thtub
~ from a fa ucet. a slow. steady procedure.
Priceless Religious
Statue Recovered-...
The-Miss issi ppi lllv~r. whose t.1~Ve· SANTA Fe NM (UPI ) _ A ·1 difon has created the .... · · ransom
away from. We're clean ; jn fad, we keep
the area more clear of trash than it used
to be because we consider this pface to
be our homes.''
Plane Towing GHder
cbaapakwaci Y1 con 1 h-,. ~ Yazoo , was note written in "poor Italian~ led to the~
c ers a on.-...... • • · .. · C · h · P 'I t n· report ed down one-tent or--'!. foot Satur· recove.ry Saturday or a priceless and ir· I as es, 1 0 ICS
day rrom its crL~l of 50 4 replaceable" religious statue and the ar· '
No injuries were reported when the two rest of two teena gers charged with its-, . SAN DI.EG O (AP) -1'.he pilot· of a
dams _ one earthen. the ot her con-theft ~-gglHngme plane was killed Saturday
ucted of concrete blocks -broke. The Santa ~Fe_ Distc1 ct Attorne~· ~Joe i' .1".h_en.Jli_s_plaoe_crashed-on the-t3th .. hole---
l----i'otnrr•untt ·s~he-tast or-som-e-hai-r---~tellan~a1d the~stnlUe--;-"Ca'lreaL:a C.On-of a golf course, as it wa s towing a glider
m lion acres along the Yazoo to be Oood-qu1sta,~:a,'was reco vered ''in excellent in. ~e 27th an~ual Pacific. Coast --
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hirty·seven of .Mississippi's 82 coun· doned rrune . shaft near Los ~unas, N.M.. autilorll~es repor.ted_. . . .
ties have been declared eligible for .~t was stolen from St. Francis Ca thedrilL The pilot was_ 1d~n~1f1etl ~s S.K. Norris
federal disaster relief funds. in Santa Ee March 18. of Los Angeles, off1c1als .said. ..
Snow to Hit Upper, ~lains
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T e1uiessee Va lley F aci11g Tliu 11der$tOr fr's
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$riow !$ iorf'(..$1 lQ< s~•l<IBY !Or l)OI'·
!!Olis of 11'4 UPJ1er Pl&ln., cllaflgln~ ta
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ancl IJP~f Ml1sl11lppl V~ll~y 111rovgn
111e G•e•IJ.U -e1 •rt• ln10 !"'-! Ohio
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fashion for th~lr money,
nlo1-e wearability, and more
quality. A· special coUectlon
of swim \\'Car for , boys and
gil'ls. \villi coordinates to
n1ateh in sizes 2-14 at The
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1.'. Not--See Ligkt · " . ·: . 'DAllX HALF OF THE' COUNTY: Is It true that the
llghts are gollig OU all over OraJIBe County. because the •1
govenunent up at our county seat is bUsted?
Well, maybe riot quite .. Some anguished cries of
poor-moutht however, have been he8rd in ~yo
from the !Jails of government up there.
All this came about during a report from ·
County Auditor.Controller Vic Heim to the Board of Sup-
ervisoii. Heim told that august body that ~ some I
of the county's special taxing di stricts appear to be in: l
difftculty. I The situation. develops because of a new Jaw known
as Assembly Bill 90. This AB 90 ·thing, in effect, pas .
frozen taX rates at the amount authorized for -the tur·
rent year.
' ' NOW, TlQS. J\.tEANS that the county government's "·
SpeciaJ districts simply cannot look at the current red
marks In !he books , sigh, and raise. taxes to COIPpensate !Of lblngio that are in the ied. · . ·
Certain government critif!s have always thought
this practice was evil consumption in the ,frrst place.
Their reasoning is; that after all, if ~ou look at your
good old family budget and find dollars wanting, you
are simply in sticky .circumstances.
, Few of us enjoy ~ situation where we may simply
say, "Alas, we're running a bit short this month . , .
So I'd better juSt go down to the boss and rai se my
salary ... "
Since most of us can't quite work it out that 'vay,
we must have sympathy for these special county di s-
trict directions-who, abruptly, find themselves floating
in the same boat with the rest of us.
WE HA VE SEVERAL 'kinds of special tax setups
in Orange County. Just look at your tax bill sometime .
There are cemetery districts,, mosquito abatement dis-
tricts, sewer districts, sanitation districts, and lighting
districts. Each is supposed to get a little slice out of
the tax pie.
Audltor-O>ntroller Heim specifically cited the li~t·
Ing districts that might be In trouble. He explained to
the supervisorial minds· that the electric company . just
got aporoval to ra~ the price of juice. But at the same
time. this AB 90 thing came along and froze the amount
the li1thtin1t districts can take in. Thus comes the threat
of more outgo·than income .. ·
SOUND F AMJLIAR when con) pared to the oli:l fam._
ily bud~et fights? You bet. ,, .
Anyway, it has them all scratching their heads up
there at the cowdy ~at. Some authorities figure that
special elections ought 'to ,be called -as allowed by
AB 90 -so taxes can be hiltect. On the dlber hand, Sup-
ervisor Dave Baker was wondering out loud if it wouldn't
be cheaper just to turp off !he s~t lights.
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/lt:Took 40 Po1li·~ee· --r:=-~ · Autlwr Predic~ Future ' '
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Bll!SBARE (UPI) -A ~~rs then trled.,.to arrest
@.:tribal chle!.bo<l)JY-thfew that man llj)d-Mtt. Anderson,
P9llce out lof ~r'"m a free-5-7 804~110 pounds. came to
for-all \hlt"'tOOk ~ 40 Jaw en-· s"fe~e.
foroement. office~s to 'ttte -chief Anderson, e 27$-flC1t,lhd
early Saturday. ...-..-~fessional wrestler, joined
-Chief Peter dorson,. ·hi• !lie fight. , wlfe.~1i. and a beer bottle.. He picked up t6e officers
--Ofrowing compatriot were jall-one at a time and threw them
ed after the fracas bl3t relea~ out of the bar. across the
ed later on $500 ball each so sidewalk and into the street,,
they could attend a wedding of according ti> the official Pollce
one of their countrymen. report. . ·
Police at the San rr,nCiseo. Chief William Be.ard, drink-
suburban city said the incident ing .... coffee , in a nearby
began when offioers Bobby restaurant, went to the aid of
Ray Davis and Alan Duerson his officers but he: received
were called to the De. Marco's the same treatment.
2! Club to investigate a minor Police then called 40 orncers p
disturbance. from n e i g h b o r i n g com·
As they talked to a man in munities,·the San Mateo Coun·
the bar. another patrori sitJjng ty sheriff's -office an d
at the bar hurled a beer bQttle California Highway Patrol. at~tl)e barkeep. , It took ·seven : officers· to
:-According to police, the two _!iandcuff A,pderson.
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MOUN:I'A!N VIEW (APl -
1 Rep. Den ·Edwards demanded
the shutdown of the Navy's
Moffett Field. 5aturday saying
the two-plane crash which kill-
ed 16 persons last week "could
Jiappen again."
"With th ese overOi'ghts
going on I have felt for a long
time that this ..,.as a rather
dangerous $lluation and a nuisance,~.' the San· J o s e
Deinocrat said in a letter to
the Navy Department.
"I'm not sure how1necessary
It all is." +
A Navy P3 Orion and the
National Aeronautics and sp3~e Administration's $.5 mil·
lion· Convair 990 flying labora·
tory collided on the approach
to Moffett Thursday and
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course just .across busy u,.s.
101. The sole survivor, Bruce
H. Mallibert, 22, remained in
crit.ical condition Saturday.
Edwards s'aid th~ NJvy ' could shut Moffett down
without harming its program
by transfering military ac·
tivities to other California
bases. "This could happen
again and c o u l d be much
more__serious," he said.
-There was M comment
available from the Navy .
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A crash investigation was
launched late Friday by a
three-man NASA-Navy team
which visited the crash scene
at Sunnyvale Municipal Go.If
Course; then adjourned until
Monday.
t SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
By 2001 A.D., ed,ucation and
entertainmant wllt be the t\vo
biggtst American industries
and there won't be much dlf·
ference between the two, lhe
Association of C a 11 f o r n la
School Administrators was
told Saturday.
CALIFORllA
Arthur·C. Clarke, 6uthor of
"2001: A Space Odyssey." said
machines wilt be doing 90 per·
cent of man's woq!t by the
· lum_ of the centuiy .ind a
Landmark
Res taurant ,
Des troyed
SANTA .BARBARA (AP) -
The Harbor Restaurant, one of
this · city's best kn o-w n
landll¥\rks because of its set·
ting On, a 100.year~ld wharf,
was destroyed in a predawn
f~e Saturday.
Ownei-George Castagnola
placed the loss at $1 million.
A small girt shop adjaceot
to the restaurant a1so was gut.-
ted but fire Chief Richard
person's biggest e,!,lolce ~lU be the fanning of the sea ..
s:electln{ f'nm1 hundreds, of 'f'he men and women o! 2001
programs on~he fatylllY "in-face ''utter boredom," he ~id.
tortnation console .... -· unless man's capacity for
Addrfsstng 5 , 5 o o nd .... lifelong growth Isn't better
mlni5trators attending the' develo~ by then. ~ •
opening session of the associa· Clarke suggested that the--• '
lion convention here, Clarke age for leaving sCbool should
visioned homes ruii by com· ·be 120 instead of 18, so that a
puter W<irk done by long 'puson could be educated •
dtsta0oe communlcalion. food throughout his lifetime.
created from n o fl o r g a n i c The conventi9n ls scheduled
material like oil or coal and to i;un through Tuesday.
TWELVE TO FIVE
OUR SUNDAY HOURS
South Coast 1lua
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suff~ed no serious damage .
The Harbor, which opened in
1941 and underwent remodel-
ing in 1963, featured a marine
decor-~th -many antiques that
provided patrons with a
¥&faring atmosphere as they
gazed out the windows at the
ocean aroWld them.
Among the it~Q$1 In the
fire were a massive ship's
wheel and masts from the 186.1
clipper ship Star of India, the
18th century carved head of a
~ortu~se sailor and blocks
and tackle from century~ld
sailing ships.
One city fireman, Steve
Felix, suffered first and se-
cond degree burns on his
hands and . face and was
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most citizens have been sold on the notion that street
lights are a good thing because lighted-areas generally _ .
have lower rates-in crime and vandalism. . ' I ! ~!I
SO IF WE FLIP the.switch, w.e can hold the street
light tu down. Then crime might soar. Then insurance
rates will ~o up. " '~~ ~ '",.
Next thinil!: you know, we'll have to hire more peace
officers to cover the areas where things have been
. kept in the dark.
More officers will mean another section of the tax ~
rate ~oes uo. . ·
Well, that just seems to be the way it goes with
~~our tax dollars. . ·
Save one at one place aqd it slides out of your wal·
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -1'11:.c. of "Barnaby Jones;" Michael
Writers Guild of America Crichton, writer and director
Saturday accused five writer· o f t h e M G M f i I m ,
producers em p-1 o_y e d at "Westworld;" and John
Universal Studios of vlolatlng Mantley, writer-executive prtr
J(U!)d. ruJ.e:s by crossing picket ducer of "Gunsmoke." ... lines 1'he -Write~ Guild says a
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"Adam 12" and "Emergen· or suspension from the guild 1-t--.rii'~'"?OiM:J>stem 'OWBI maY !leorderM. re-g\lll~
M.arsJWl," Cy Chermak of says they may also attenipt to. , . ~l!iii!\I= £-t2 u sq.yd. I • I
"Ironside;" Herman Saundei's· fine the violators.
of '"Adam 12," and David Vic~ • Televisionjshow film write.rs tor: of "Owen Marshall" and went on strike March 6 tor
0 ifarcus' Welby.'' pay increases and oth er
Cited earlier for crouing benefits. Picket lines have
pi<"l.et lines 'Were Robert beeri" set up at·major_ studios
Bl'8s, wri~~~•-nd_.story __ ed!_to_r_and television netwai'ks. --I _
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Uned or unlined.
Labor and lnatallation
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Here la the fabric excitement, the color
vtbrance yqu want fo_r your windows.
at a fabulou s saving 'of 20%1 Searplessl
l·polyester.sheer fabrics give you t5eautlful,
· unlnterruPted drapery folds from pleated
top to hel'{t. Sel&ct from classic or
contemporary florils, subtle ombre stripes,
or jewel·bright high-fash ion co lors. And.
if you wint Your draperies lined, you can
save 20% on cotton sateen llning, too.
Match ing bedsprftads available at
Penney& every-day low prices. • ,
·. Come in and visit our DeCoritti ' .. center
, or phone ~neys
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w. know wfiet ~·re looking for.
Shop Sunday nckin to.5 P,M. at the following stores:
FHhion l•lend,"'NewpJrt i .. ~h 17141 6H·2lll. Huntington Center, I
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shag. comes In sol Id or tweed colors. It's so super
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Media Resp~llsibility-:
Vice Presllnt Agnew had liome' hanh wont. to ' the enemy -or .aouldn't 'be. But It isn't neceaarill
say about "advocacy report.a" last Thursday. · i friend. And even wanllng to do wbat's right doean t
He d~ diem as reporters who "ferret out and pre-I ll from being foolish or peUy or mean or JUJI
publicize p~pally those facta whlch support thelr own dead mistaken. ·
polnu ol·view -points ol view whlch are considered by . 'l'he goyemment belongs to the i>eoPI•. It la t6eir
them to be revealed truth and the only ones that should. servant, not their all-wile master. And, under our system •
be presented to the American l)el)l)!e." . of government, ll ls the responsibility of the media to ...,. .•
We couldn't agree more wflh tbe Vice President. port to the people on their government -~ood and bad • •
Where advocacy reporting does exist in this country, -not iverely what the govei'nment would like reeor1ed.
• Agnew is on quite proper grounds tn criUcizin_r it. But . And the unfavorable news can't be stigmatiied as
what!? ..... unaald ii the file! that virtually every quality "advocacy reportln~" without cuting tbe same aspersion news'.)Ernal In America also. a opposed lo having advo-on tbe reports you hke. '
cacy ournallsm appear I; It& news columns. The nation does need advocates. Without them,
e Daily Pilot, like 'almoet ail other n.~wspapers, wrong,, would not be righted.
makes every attempt w kelip'IU opinions and its report· But 1""5"nalized advocacy is not • role to• be car·
ers' opjniom out ol the newt columns. Those opinions tied ou1 in the news columns of a responsible llews·
properly beion.& on the editorial page O( in clearly idepti: paper., We'll leave that to ~-R.alph Naders, the Marti,!L ~
tied personal columns. Luther Jµngs, Ute Spiro , Agpews and, yes,, the Jane 1 •
Where tile rub comes with Agnew is in defining Fondas. · : \;
what constitutes ''advocacy" reportfng, and how much .. ~
ol it ~:..'!i!5·cails to llistmguish -purposely, we SUS· Redistricting J;lattle .
pect, tQ better 8ef'Ve hiB own intensely partisan advocacy , .__ --~
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umnilts ·and commentators whose signed columns tra· Senate districts are redfawn to meet . population shifts
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In reading all of Agnew's remarks last week, we The Democrats got even in 1961, when they had con·
have a feeling he really was trying lo plant ·a bigger trot of both houses and the governor's chair. ·
seed. Now we have a Democratic Legislature and a Repuf>.
The Vice President, it seems lo us, would like the lican governor and the in-fighting in Sacramento is
public lo believe !hat.news accounts that reffec!.bedly something to behold. Some observers believe a compro-
on Ute Administration are the work of advocacy report· mise ls impossible . •
ers. . Whatever happens will happen without the interests
Jte phrased if this way: "(Members of . the press) of citizens being the real· consideration. Votes will be
have cqrne routinely to think of themselves as rej>resent· cast solely on the baSis' oC seU-ir{terest.
atives of the people and just as routinely to view the The present system seems only to perpetuate unfair·
federal government as enemies of the people." ness. It's time redistricting was turned over to the state
No, Mr. Vice President. the federal.government isn't Supreme Court or some other independent a~ency. i
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Gloomy
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·Jap~n S~utts U.S. Imports
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All Presidents or 'the United States
ha\'e had oiie thing ' in common. They
have all asp!J:ed to greatness. Richard M.
Nixon is no exception. He would like to
wili a high place li1 history-Al recenily
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chance of making lt.;J'oday, I am not so ·great visions. /
sure. ~ -. .., ~ -But ·the big question about him is
Richard Nixon's big plus is1hat he has wnelher there may be a tragic flaw ln1Us
substantially lmprov· ... makeup thal Impels .hinl. to . cul1«>rnm •
ed the chances for or to play roogher at limes thait he has
world peace. to play. He himself. h a s probably been
Item One -For aware' of thts: · for :his political cam-
!O years of more, the paigntng In recent 1fears has been at
pOUUcal climate in -Sharp ·variance with the ear If political
the United Statet tectici: or \he pollt!Cal 11Slush-fund"
had been inimical to ~efllsode or 1952 .. And .,with a sUccessful
any efforts seeking first tCrm as President and an
normalization of re-overwhelming victory in the 1972 elec-
1alions with China . lions, Richard M. Nixon finally stood on -
Socb efforts were often equated with un-higher ground than he had ever known in
Americanlsm or 1ubversion. his life. The prospect was clearly o~n
Unfortunately, Richard Nixon hirilself. before hlm of a high Place in American
especially during the-1950s , had helped to history.
create .such a climate. But the con-All · this is now threatened by
tinuation of that 1poi!cy was producing Watergate. 'The question is not whether
dqgerous tensions. It is entirely to Richard Nixon1 knew about Watergate in
Richard Nfxon's credit that he waS able advance. 1be question is why be did little
to reverse American foreign policy. or nothing about it after the entire nation
Indeed, his adroitness in leading ~,.own teamed about it. Nor is~ the question
party through a metamorphosis oir this whether he was informed by his White
issue is one o( the most spectacular House aides concerning their knowledge
political feats in recent American of, or their involvement ln, Watergate.
Wstory. but how men such as these y..-ere selected
Item Tu·o -11le improved relationship for the White House in the first place.
,1·ith : the Soviet Union may not rate SlMILAllLY, the question is aot historically on the S8l1lt level as the detente with Qrina, but President Nixon's whether he is right in believing, as has
initiatives in this area are probably more Deen reported. that the American people
daring and--comprehensive than had been have no passionate interest in Watergate
attempted or achieved by any Presiden t and that the best thing for him to do Is to
since Franklin D. Roose~elt. say nothing and to let the entire incident
Tb The L d f he • die down. The QUeSliOn JS Whether a 1. Hem ree -"" 0 t war '" Pr 'd t r the U · ed Si · · 'l'ed
Please tell your. bosses that t"·o
· pictures or Jane Fonda in one issue
ris two pictures too many. And if the
rest the dumb clucks woold stop
paying .50 to attend her movies,
we could p her off by pure at-
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Even rattlesnakes ha.Ye some rights1 in
the view or. the Humane Society, whicn is
now investigatinr "Rattlesnake Roun·
dups" out west.
TOKYO-Behind .Prime hfinister Ka-
kuei Tanaka's official pledge to Wash-
ington or lowered trade barriers, there is
private resignatioo here by U.S. and
Japanese officials alike that American
imports to Japan will not be increased
significantly-now or ever .
1 Excruciatingly difficult negotiations
over import of American citrus fruits
and computers promise little in actual
new imports. Be-
yond that, political
and business faoton• ..
d o o m American
products in the rich
Ja~ese markeL •
Indeed, many in·
nuential Japanese
now feel , the ouly
way to reduce Ja.:
pan's corrosive $4 ...
billion surplus in its trade. balance with
the United States is to cut down Japa-
nese exports-in other words, le~ not
more trade between the two countries.
That remedy suggests profound reper-
cussions: a Japan more inward-looking
and nationalistic .. far less entwined wilJ.J
the U.S.
On th~ sur!:ace,)lo.wever, both sides are
working furiously to lower Japanese
trade s~lua, through higher U.S. µn-
ports .. Sunkis\'. orang-e is near a Com-
promise . 1witfl Jawncsc a,gricultural
cooperatiyes to import American oranges
mi1ed -wtth tess •lfhm>rsorne" Japatese .
oranges in a frozen. juice. Although talks
over breaking down quotas on •American
computers 1are stalled by Japanese
demands that liberalization . be delayed
until 1976. U.S. officials hope for an
earlier date.
B~ iN ~· the JaPanese seem 'to
be going'. 'thrdugh the motions to humor
the Americans and prevent retaliation
against their exports • by the U.S.
Congress. Officials at the ·U.S. embassy
here, deeply• involved in· the trade pie· ·
ture, are privately .glum. "I would say
the import slt\J8tion is very, very dark,"
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Thousands of diamondbacks, plus the
rarer prairie rattlers, are sJaughtered at
these springtime roundups. What appalls
the Humane Society is the way they're
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ki~~· captured snakes are ·~auled into
TJn~ee-week ·Month Could
town in burlap bags
~..,. . ~ and barrels, often
with broken necks
and backs. Some
a r c crushed lo
Replace Four-d~y We ek
1-death beneath the • · ' .. wheels of motor-There's a move afoot in "Congress to
cycle f a n a 1 i c s . extend Daylight Savings Time the year
Others are used as around. And a gootl thing, too.
Jiving shooting gal· We all know getting up an hour earlier ( :ART HOPPE
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Some candid ,Japanese orTicials express
astonishment -that U.S. Ambassador
Robert' Ingersoll, ah a rd -ch a r gin if
Chicago industrialist who has performed
impressively since arriving here a year
ago, should devote so much time to the·
Sunk.i~~ case considering ·itrs· low dollar
potenti!ll. They suggest, probably . un·
fairly. that the el fort is more to please
Presidenl Nixon's California conSiituents
than IO alfecl QVOf~l Jr,ad.e... .
In any event. J3pan clea~ly will not
permit a free now ot American farm
, prQlil"iti. l)J~ area whe11 .. •lie 1f.S. can ctiJf;ii eli(ienlly WQr~; J;panese
farmer s must be protected, ·an•economist
close to the government told us, ."in
order to kee,P Japan a little like the old
Japeri.'I Apart.from suclt senthneotality,
the conservative rural base of the ruling
Liberal Democratic party re q u l r e 1
agricultural protection. Predictably, the.
agrlcnlture minister last w~k reported
to Tana'ka that trade ~beralii.ation simp-
ly Is not feasible. -·
Nor are the Japanese · mui;h~more
relenting on computers, potentially the
best American .market here. The rare
Japanese officials who will talk frankly
about it confide they. have no intention of
dropping quotas and let IBM control
Japan's computer market, a nation's
"brains" in the Jatterf2oth century_
~YP,lld farm products and computers,
removlog Japanese quotas the last two
years in respoli~ to Washington's
demands has not helped American im-
ports .
·Vietnam. The enoriility of the tragedy . es~ en. o. nit ~tes 1s 1ust1 1
t wiUJP.crease not diminish, hi the minds m be.mg mdifferent to the issues posed by
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lery targets for would be g_ood for us. ~ut Po~Y wants
j>olice -and tourists. In. some cases, the to. So by sunply extending Dayhght Sav·
;~ws of lhe_ratUcrsJ.te...Ae..wn..,shut @4_ i!}gs Time the year __
A MAJOR REASON: the hideously
complicated distribution system here ,
jackin!t up the price at each point en
route to the consumer. The horrible ex-
ample is Ford's $2,loo Pinto, whicb ends
up ·with a prohibitive $5,000 price tag.
Year's Da~, Jw-which we honor the .Rather than plow through that Japanese
years. Even 80, the fact that President It is unfoftunate for President N1:.:on
Nixon has been able to end the \var. ~hat the Watergate ~andal had to•brea_k
where his predecessors had failed, ivill JUSt as .he reac~ the peak. of. both his
registe r fully in the 'historical evaluation populanty and hlS power. This 1s not t~e
of the period. ":ay to greatness or a high place in history. Watergate and Waterloo are not
TIIESE THREE items are substantial
achievements, but ,Jhey are now in
serious danger of being overshadO\\'ed by ·
the mora l corruption that has become
synon)'lilous with Watergate. Richard
Nixon's great.est problem has always
been his own dualism. He is highly in-
telligent, resourceful and is capable of
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undertake the forthright actions that
might rub out the stain? No one kno\vs
for sure. What is certain is that he has to
try -not just for his O'MI sake but for
the sake of. lhe American political proc-
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A mania porpoise in search of her
strayed offspring n1 akes a noise unlike
any she ever makes otherwise. . .It's a t.
sac.I fact that two out or three young9f.ers
in Orphans' homes each can truthfully
say both parents are a1ive but elitewhere ... P.faybe you didn't
realize 17 o u t of
every 20 wigs aold
hereabouts are lm-
• ported ... Figure II
percent ol all major
surgical operallor&-
the most common "' of same in -fact -
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relate to it, sir. When the old boy with
the transit shows you where youi; prop-
erty line lall•. he's really 1elllng y o u
ju.st how your place is situated in relation to lhat spo1 In Kansas.
. , are tor htmla.
FEET HUR'.)': That physical com·
plaint n1ost commonly voiced by citizens
nationwide, according' to the 1 pollsters,
ha$ IO do with lheir hurting feet .
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mal nalive to AnUlretlca Is· a gf.ss
lilu.! beast 110111ething like a housefly
about a lentb ol an Inch long.
Center .r the 1urveyor•1 World is a small
marker just 3.8 Inches lo diameter on the
poivately owned Meadcs Ronch ln north
central Kansai. That's point rero. At
least, it is to the National Ocean Suf'\'t)',
fonnerly called U.S. Coast and Geodetic
Surv,y. All bench marks and boundaries
This wall pl:.@lte bore a picture of
··-Martha a n d George ·Washington.
Remember i~? A hig.hJY pl'fzed ctil-
lector's ltem a generation ngo, it was.
You saw It all over. Suddenly, requests
for It ln I h e 90uven!r shops abruptly
stopped. Wliy! Nobody knows.
• Al!IO bear In mind, please, lt was In
Fort Wayne, Iod., where.In 1883 the first
baseball game wu played under ele<tric'
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As one for~er rattlesnake v.Tangler sleep as late as us-
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ual .and still get up
an. hour earlier.
W b i c It~ certaJnly
makes . sense.
We 've also been
footing around a lot
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''Venomous snakeli are living creatures
and, even though dangerous to man,
must be treated with compassion."
·days hete and there! and .experimenting
with-the four'day week. ·
THE SOCIETY has sent undercover THE FOIJR.DAY week hasn't worked,
men , dressed in cowboy clothes, t.o take unfortunately. 'Ibe trouble, studies show,
n6te' \and pictures of the rattlesnake Is that after a man's put in four long festiv&ls. days, his wife can't stand having him around the house for three . They not only 'vlll 1~ocument how the But if we can fiddle around with the
rattlers are tortured but will investigate hoyrs of the day, there's ~inly no
charges that promoters haul injured and re~ w~ can't, •Iler .the .• djl~ of the
dying snakes from town to town to put m week. ObVioosly, then, an ideal four-day "Rattlesnake Roundups." I b week can be achieved mere y y
· The roundups began in fronti~r days eliminating 1'-1ondays, Tuesdays and W~·
simply as informal rattles~ke kills , then nesdays.
became formalized into festivals in Very few AmerjcaM,' in their hca~ts,
Oklahoma in 1939. At first, they proved care much for Mondays, Tue5days and
useful in keeping down the population or Wednesdays. A week that consisted only
the lethal wrigglers. of Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sun
BlJT NOW the Bwnane s 0 c I • t y, . day would save ma.ny an ulcer and many
the ' ·111 ' best t lied a maniage . .Mori!IO\lf!f, my' own st\,KUes conlends ra toe" ao~ """ ro ~-•·-11 ..... the llmlt!M!'e of where they are found oo the ranches and prove~ lVW. ....,. ~· , ,
in the dt'oert . To some extent, they help us wlio ""' ·paid .weekly can get lhrough
preserve the e<olo8Jcai balance by killing .wltlooul going Into .hock. .__
the ratJ which ~Y h$c cactus TO uE: F AUt IO poor old age
lores!J and other desert pl . pemioners, wealthy coupon clipper$ and
Today's roundups, whUe .may not salaried midd~las! e x e c u t I v e s ,
bring out the· bef. in _!Billers; certaJpJy Congress should give serious .con--
bring out the V.'Or~ple. slderatloo lo enacting a three-week
Footnote: Seine roundups f o r1 ow month. · • '
hun1ane practices In handllng and killing And, speaking or months, what -on
rattlers. 'vhoSe meat may be canned or earth do \Ve need January for? some
frjed lit taste., like m.rtngy chicken) and may argue In favo r of eliminating
\\'hose skins may be made Into ht.Its. February instead. But I say we can UJ a(-
Some roundups also preserve the snake ford to lose Valentine's Day, ll three-dl!y
venom for use in antlto1in SMUms. weekend in celebration of The Father of
1!nt;iden1Rlly. few parllcl~anls in the Our Countey'1 birth (where would our
roundups get serious biles. counfrY be wllhtut a father?) ond Leap
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The ~eatlier's equally· bad in January. er fuSt: forges t. .
Abolish_yig January would be. a giant That's the ~int, say many Japane:;e.
slride tpward curing the corrimon cold.· They contend the A m•e r i can
Further1rnore, by eliminating N"ew· Year's businessmari. no longer the shrewd
Day we'd eliminate, in one fell swoop; Yankee trader. simply will not fight for
3l,I million hangovers, which are a Japanese markets. Rather than battle
monumehtal headache. red tape for its own distributing system
to sell Pintos in Japan , Ford would
FOOTBALL FANS might object. But , rather buy a Japanese plant and export
we ·could extend the season into June, the cars back hOm.e.
whicl:i c1hould be made twice as long. The Americ8n businessman,. once ti
Doubling June would delight ,parents feet high in Japahese eyes, is<now Viewed
everyl'(Jlere by doubling June marriages liere as a""'midget-liz:y, unimaginative,
and gr1duaUons. Jll!le'I are1oo short. inefficient., Except for a short, exotic lilt
'l'hert'll be a great deal of irresponsible (computers, beef, jet fighters, auclear
pressure to do away· with April 15. power l!,l&nts, etc.), Japanese
CongrtiSS must resist it. Instead, Apnl 15 bul!ineumen fefl they -can outsell the
shoul<l be preceded by at least• len April Americans here and abroad wilh better
14s for the ~oefit of last-minute tax· produ~. So, o;e reacts .to ~mericao Qn..
payers. Whicty)>rings us to Thanksgiving. port poosibiliti.. lhl< way: "lt
The1 go\'erhment kee~ m o v i n g A · f the T t t the P'" Thanksgiving around to suil ilAe.lf. But· I mencaps pre er oyo a o ur reei~sarongly that the date qn which you to, wby shouldn't lhe Japanese?"
oblerV• Tban~ ~ be •
matter of Jndivtdudl-Choice -such as
when all your ~elatlves are ou~ of town:
LAlloR DAY has to io in order to 1op
the ~age on our oatlon~s l\igbw~a,;:;,.--1,-.-., DAILY PILOT
bver'lhe Labor Day -end. We might . call it Nstional Safely Day Instead. And Robtrt '11 . Wttd, 1'11blilhtr
Eastl:!r's a problem. Ho one knows when Thoma1 Ketvil, Editor it is, Including the Greeb1 and ft atwiys
rainf. Tbt !lrlr •llllllY SWJdaY In Aprll Barbaro Krtlbtch
would bl nice. , .• ~oriat .fiage Editor
Byt let's not fool around with The! editorial Jllll{I!: Of tl'H! Dtlly ~15tmu. Some ... tbings are sacred. Pilot teekt to inform and stJmu-Rather, lel''s 'M>oliih the two "hedJc Wffks la1t l'l'llden by presenting this
befqre Christmas and the dreary one ~··•paJ>l!:r'• oplnk>ns ·~ , t'Om·
aftcfW&rd, WhiCh wUJ' save l lot Of clean• ment&.r~ on !Oplcs or lnlettst tnd
ing,•UPl, 11lgnlf\c"nt't, by Pnwkllng • fnrum for th~ t.11presslon ot our retiden · $o Ute true four-day week .ls only a 1111inloru, and by lil"l.~n(lng the
start in adjwtlng our 'latches and clllen-dlvt l'le vle\\'JX)lntt of Informed ob-
dars ao that we'll be healthy, ,.ealtby aet\'tta and •l>Oktll'ntn on topla
and happy fotever. Jt's a wonder our ot tht d~" ·
coqressrnen haven 'l lhouibl of It before.
Aller ail,. they've been .orlda& I im.-
daY week for years. ·
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·~Ill Ille .....u., ~ Goldwater, .......... Ille ..... lllllllirF'• res , N.IO....-•. ~CM ~.-. lha1 ~-i•rlted
' ~-l<l'Ve'1 19;"'!"(1 ....
_.............,.. ,;..,,., pnve ~-I dettli; l211t ID udoaa1 ... ii '
~ 'M 't'p ;I two .~ . ' ... , . . ,, .'.~~s~~JR.
W~TON -Calling 'po the l
Presldent to· "speak up Dow'" and
"give assurances" to t}le public on the
Watergate affair, Sen. Barry
Goldwater adds:
"'Ibe Watergate. Tbe Wptergate.
It's begiMlng to be like Teapot Dome.
I mean, there'! a smeD to It. Let1s get
rlji of the smell." Further, in an interview with ihe • t.fmitor In bis Senate office; t!>e. form.
' er .Republican prealClenUal standard
bearer laid: .
• Thal J!'lhe President doesnl
clear up Watergate soon, the inciden\
will seriously disadvantage GOP can-
didates all over the country-.ne1t year
and Prevent a Republican· from suc-
ceeding Mr. Nixon In the While House.
• That it is the dama~ to "Nil.on's
image" that is involVed in the
Watergate eplSode -. alid . that this
damage is drying up "'•contributions
from Republicans to the Republican
National Com.mlttee_. • '
• • .., ._.~·I mlaht nof 1uppor1 him ·u n tums ~I he bow all lboul th11 and
kejll,615 ~Ill llalt. But I don't lhlnk
he ~s Uoul It." -;r
Hiii!)!he ,...tor was uked: "When
11'., about tbe aoxlttlff , ol
n «andldate•' °""j Wali! you .,. tAlldntl •tiocll JO!ll" oWn eUes in )'our race fer ~rHlec-
61 .... ,., ... .,
U\IU. " I -< ~ ..
••1t•s Goldwater's neck t'm talk1nl
a1>ou1. ".be ¥id. ' ,
The ..,,.lOr, who is known !or being
highly Influential with the Nixon ad·
'minlstraUan, di>closed tliAt be a)n!ady .
has. be.bind tbe scenes,.been trying to .
prevail dn tbe President to speak up ·
· 'on Watergate. · }
"I have called oo the President to do
· this,·~ be said. "I called for this when T
·saw him 'oa( in Calllom!a at the John
Ford diriher a week or so aj o; an.d I tol~ _him. again, "Yo1.i've got to say
~ ·-thllr,";o .. I!* ~: ~NWy ..... i>ean baPPf!DS
to be an old n>ollilnatefol my son's .
And I've talkiil to bhil. I've ~ver
pumped him. But , • aaked him, 'Is
there 'anr, truth in this!' And he said,
'Nol at ' And I beU.,.e this kid. Bui
I do bell e the President has to say ' .
So you 1 tbint that right llOW the
Preddnt ~uld aay IOlllethlq to the
people oli ... ? ·
He~ to. 1be President has to give
assurances. ·l.-lbink the. people will
believe him. I don 't wabt to see this
man end bis term with something
hanging over him that wilt keep the
Republicans from electing another
president on 'the mere idea that, "well,
we couldn~ truR that Nixon. And how
"I've been getting letters and calls
from Republican Criends of mine all
arot.lnd the country," says the Arizona
senator. "And they are saying, 'no
more money to the lleJlllblican Na·
110001 Committee witil this is c1eareil
up.'"
"When you find staunch, bani-work, could we'lrull CoomilY, Of Agnew, or
Ing Republicans refusing to 'help the ~~or whot\lerr''
party," says Goldwater, "well, I can Is It the ~ral qaeldon that co•
tell ~nu we're having a helluva Ume ...,,. the n.p.mllcn ldenttlly?
..!lfuig ticket. Jo tbe ftet>ublican pla Wbat they see In this -and I'm
dinner In 'Ma7 ~ tn Waahlngloo, 1 ~ it mon! and :morel-is an iii'
Apd It Js becallse of Wa~ate." '1. struinent wheh:r il .. iS -+slid or not,
The aenltor said pie still retains •whether it is true or false , lha,t can
• fa1th in the President -and feels bi! destroy Mr. Nixon's image. record bas been particularly good, in Now Nixon in my book is doing a
both foreign and do'mestic affairs. helluva good job as President. I thil11c
"But,'' he says, "I see1tbe Issue out the American· people arf very satisfied
of this as 'ean you trustJ)ick. NiXon?' with his foreign rpolicy. I think they
It gets right down to that.,, ag~ with him ve ry Jtnanimously 1n
Continuing: bis domestic position. ~·AU of .µs Woo _siwport N°ll~ are But all this is going to mean nothing.
going to be on the Urie in the 1fH elec--~ And what worries me is that unle1s
tion. When they say, •Afe yoU still l'.UP-the ,· Pres!dent 1~es out w i t·b
portj,ng the President?' I'd ia.y, 'Yes, sorilething -"We did it. Or we didn't.
I'm 1 still supporting the President.' Thls is· the reai;:oli. Or this is not the
And I'd say that evm if. ~ .No, I waitt , .re~. }Ve're in~lved! ~Or we are not
.'THERE'S" A ~ELL .. .'
Son; llOr,:Y'Goldwator
involved." UnJess he does this in the
relatively near future : It's just another
dirty piece Of meat like the. ITT and
the other little things that have been
happening that the Democral.f can
make real hay out of whether they are
true or not.
So tbe President mlllt speak up. But
what can be uy!
I don't know. If there's something to
the whole charge of..6nusual, peculiar
happenings hi the Watergate incident,
he's got to admit ti. If there's nothing,
he's got to say there's nothing -
which he has said repeatedly through
other people. But he, bimseU, haf lo
hav~ a press conference where he
speUs II out. .
Back on your sugestioa to tbe
Pretldeol that"be speak ap -was be
ageeable lo whai you prupotedi .
He~ld me, "I've · already done
-some . " Aft~s he said his
·staff d testlfy·before a grand jury
-which I don't think goes far enough.
How far sbould the President co as
far a1 letting his 1ta1r testily before a·
cengresslonal committee?
You have !,() be very careful on this.
I wouldn'' want men like Haldeman or
Dean, who are very clo.se to the Pre,i;i·
dent, to be exposed to the full com·
mittee. · '•
We're ge tting into some sensitive
areas here. If a man is under oath and
someone asks him SQme detail about
the South ·Vietnam t accord ,,_ =-
sometbing which IOis-notbing to do
•
... ·' ·' ., ' '
with Watqate -11" 1Ull has to sJvo
an ansv.-er. .4
I would tnlsl (Sen.) Sam Ervin
(head of Senate eomnilttee inquiring
into W•terp\el to Ill down In private
with ·these stall people, ~ether with
Howard Baker cm tbe Republlcan slde,
• and '11 they (Ervin and Baker) •I·
• terwa~ feel they have a story to tell
-then let it be made public. ·
Should 11 be '"°"' lelUmoay at Illa!
time? .
I woold think It has to be.
ID otber words, tbe concenlon ~
Pmld<ol has made la lkat dlmlloo
tsuoteeoap? ·
I doo'l think so. .
M1ybe lbe President Is tblnkbig It
over rtpt now -what be 1~d do •
next?
-fHere {~.senator again indicated hei
liad been prodding the President-Out
.,.:ith no results that were satisfying to
'him.) , ·t
,Js the lltaatloa salvageable?
Yes, the situation is salvageable. Jf
the President was not .involved. But if
be bad had · a band in there, ii
Haldeman· bad had his hand in there.
II Dean had had bis hand in there,
there's no way. ·
(H~re the Senatc;ir said that under
those circumstances -of Ntxon in·
volvement -~ only "way out" for
the "Republicans would be if the Ervin
committee somehow CoWld Qi.it that
thti: incident was without a n y
1mbstance -that it was "something
we could all laugh about.")
But \\'ith four or five men already
cmvlcted and with some ~Jong sen·
tences, I don't think you can ever
laugh. about it. I don't think you can.t
There has to be something to it.
I.a addlllon to lhe pbooe calls and
letlen yoa ·have been gdling "1>m
RepabllCaa leaden on W1tergate,
wltere else have you .beta bearing
conipla1nt1! 1 I've Jleen traveling, as I have
always traveled, weekend a'11~e r
weekend, making speeches around this
country. and I have been get Ung this
from Republicans in· every state.
wMreas four or five months ago, no
one. ever asked me about ~atergale.
From Republican leaders?
From Republican leaders in the
towns I have visited .
And what is their basic anxiety?
Well, it is what a job it makes for
them if there is anything to·it. It's giv·
ing us I.roubles. J .hope we can get out
or it.
Task~ UD'.done .... -. ., • • , 'i ••• ,,,., FBI .Prestwe·'wan!,,,,_ ,. • . ' \''; \ H ?\ ·r , . .,
" Lurk Aro1ind -Gr-~y Couldn't ... Ple·a·se All ..
., Every Corrie~
For everything I a· man does in this
world there are a tbousand-Wngs be
leaVes und,one Or never gets arou.Dd to .. trying. .
WASHING TON -In all too brief a
time L. Patrick Gray tried to change the
J. Edgar HOover image of the FBI. Like !
p_roducing Shakespeare in modem dress,
awkwardness in~ded and Gray could
not surmount ·it.
• ) So when you meet anyone who Is bored He was too eager to please all factions
because he feels ho's seen every1bing, -lhe White House nn one hand, and bis
done everything worih. doing ·and .met . Sena~ tor;mento!ll:oq ~r, tlle haters
everybbdy ~ kno'Wtng, you know he's ol HooVer on stilf'<aiiohr:, ·the sticklers
aw!Ully Ignorant ·-' !or low and order M
1 • or he'S an awfu1 liar. yet another.
Thing;• unaeen but · lt>;all, ended ;,n a
wort!i ~Ing are mesa · alle< 4arly I
·around evetyJoomt'r· promise during ·his
The vast WJ<1pne probation period that
confronts us at eVery Gtay might be able
tum, and the 1world to" ; ·fill ··· Hoover's
is throoged with peo.. shoes. ;He was just
pie who 1'00ld more · not llnArt enough to
ttian compensate us Please the White
ii we but took the trouble to meet them. I.loose and the \\'.atorgate interrogators~
If a fellow· feels a bit jaded or fed up at one-and the same time. l.f.aybe nobody
with what he does and how he spends his could ..
(rucHARD WILSO~
_ to ~yone -not even ·President Ni.1911
when he was a con~ional Jn.
vesUgator,. a~rding to the J>resideot's
own statement., But Gray opened FBI
Wa~rgil.te files lo 'all 16 members of the
senatorial investigating c o m m i t t e e .
Hoover would surely have balked at the
scope or White House Counsel John
Dean's dema'nds'.lor F)ll Iµ~, but Gniy
cooperated beyond· the call of duty.
,.,,-,"'
'I'm going to have to let you
go, Patrick. ' • '
•
_../"
Sundly, '"" 15, 197) ..,.
onda's
-; Her l'r~ps Ma.y TTigg~r Travel Ban -
W~HJNGTON · Actress "Hanoi
Jane" Fonda Is being hoisted with her own bit<hy petard.
. .
Mal hoepltal. I saw a huge bomb crater
in the center iii !liO hoi(lltal. It was oil-·•· •· vj<>µsly ctr-.d lhere oo purpose. Why • , ~you do llltl1 Why do you follow orders 1 Tbe 29-year-old thrlce-maJTie.i tett~ac
tlvLst's venomous castigation or POWs as
"hypocrll<S and llats" ts trigg•ring an
intensified bipartisan congressional drive
to enact \oeislatlon barring travel 10
cowttrtes ·at war with !he U.S. ,,,,,.._,,
• teil1111 yooi lo deslroy a hospital or to •
. bomb I ICOOol!" ,
Rep. Richard I chord. ( D. A10 .] '
chairman of the
..)louse Internal Se-
curity Committee,
baa lntroduc.d such
a bill 8l)d plans ea~
ly action on it. He
ts assured of ~g
blpartJsan commll-
lee support. . Wilh, that backing
last year, a similar
measure_ was decisively passed by the
House-;only to be stymied in the Senate
Judiciary Committee by a bloc of liberal
Democratic d Q v e s . Prominent among
fhem are Sens. Edv.•ard Kennedy, Mass.;
Philip Hart , A-1ich.; whose New Left wife
"was among the actJvisls who went to
Hanoi; Birch. Bayh, Tnd.; John Tunney ,
-'Calif.
THE INTENSE and widespread rea c-
Uop against Fonda, in and,. out of
Congress, is counted on by lchord to im-
portantly aUect this ultra·!iberal Senate
resistance.
Cited as a signlficant indication is the
harsh rebuke of Fonda by Sen. Peter.
Domenici, (R-N .M.).
"Whal strikes me particularly." he
said, "is the paradox of ' the situation
-tba~ it is largely the heroism and dedi-
cation ol 'the men she vilifies thll t pre-
served the freedom she misuses for her
poisonous abuse. Wouldn't it be edifying
if the Jane Fondas, who have rlourished
and grown wealthy wider th'e ad-
vantages of freedom, would show how
responsibly they can use that freedom ?"
Also noted was the· even more
outspoken commeq,t of Rep. L9uis '
Wyman (R·N.H.), fortner state &ttorney
general and influentl81 member " or the
powerful Appropriations Committee .
"Either Jane Fonda is suffering {rom
some t~ of mental disorder." lie as-sert~ ·or she is willfully disloyal to her
country."
Potenlly being ~sed in this drive. to
enact the Ichord measure is an extensive
ON JULY ti. Im, a "foreign ministry
spokesman" was quoted as saying, ''The
American actress Jane Fonda.. after her f~ct·ftndlng tripe to various bombed
areu, declared. 'As the election in lhe
U.S. ls drawing nearer, Richard Nixon is
using !he moot cynJcal and' criminal lies
al)d trickery to 1001 American and world .
opinion· into bellevinC he is trying to end
the \lo'8l'. How can · the war be ending
when he is klllin{ more people in Indo-
china thaft ever belcwe, dropping more
tons ol bombs than ever before, creating
more damage tb&n ever belore, ~
bombing the dlJ<et in4he Red River
Delta and endangering crops and ani·
mais.' " ·
On 'July 22, 1972, 1 over Hanoi radio .•
Fonda made a broadcast addressed to
"the men in the oociq>lta of the Pbantoms,
the B·52s and the F-U, those or you who
are sti ll fighting in this war, In the air,
on the ground and on th·e· aircraft car··
riers.
''You must know that when Nixon says
the war is winding down he is lying; that
he has si mply cl\anged bis tliictics. He
thinks he ca n get away with it beca~
he believes· we have no conscience -
that ; if he reduces American casualties
but kill" more Vl"foam<>sc. the American
people y.·on't care. I think It's a sha me
that lhe U.S. is gov~med by a person who
thin~s this way about us. He defiles °'1f
flag and all it stands ror in the eyes of
tlie world.
"Knowing who is doing the lying,
should you allow these people and liars to
define for you who your enemy 11?
Shouldn't. v.·e all ex8:10fne the" reasons
that have been glven tctus to justify the
murder you are being paid to commit?
You were not born and brought up to be
killers. You havP been told lleJ so It
1voul·l be :XJssible for you tu kill."
compilation of Fonda's broadcasts and o~ Ju·,y 2'. 1972. in a broadcast over
other propa,ganda statements in North llanoi radio. she said : Vietnam . ' .. -Obtained by 'intelligence sources. the ·'"This is Ja1le Fonda. I hnve come to .,
I North Vietnam to be a r·witness to the vo 4JD~Us material consists of detailed damage being done. 10 the Vietnamese , transcripts of Her anti·U.S. harangues .. and lirades_. lt is being widely circUJatcd land and to Vietnamese lives. Eighty per-
among members or Cqngress, most-or cent of the American P. e op Le have
1 whom were unaware · of the virulenUy stopped bellevtna in the war 8'd .think we
hoStlle character of her vituperations. shoul~ get out. 'fhe people back heme ate ~Illustrative ~ the· f 0 I l·o wing crying for you. ~e are afraid of 'f!bat
highlight•: .. , . . :. ..•. ~ust be · hap~. ,10. ~ou •• hwnan
. nlANscft.wr 'oF a Juli 17. 1972, ·~bn•t po~~lbJe 'to~'destrbi~. ~·receive
bropdcast ~vei; Hanoi ('dio: "This is 1 a sa\liy for pushing buttons and pulllng
~a~ .. ,., ap~ l 13nl I speaking ..... Jeverl~hiCh &re .dropping ill~al bombs
par)icµla(.lylo he U.S~~rvi"1!mcn sta· · on Innocent people, ,wlll!llut 1\hAI dolllC
tiol)ed on the aircr:.a« carriers in the Gl'!f ~at 'dirnllge to your IOUls. The people
of Tonkin .. One thing you should know is ~r.eath four plants }lav.e ,done uS no
that theSe bombs you are dropping on 'hA,rm. They wam to live Jn )X!oce : tht!y
this country are UJegaI. They were wan I to rebuild their countey."
outlawed by several conventions or which Ou Cec.-24, 1972. Fonda'wa~· uoted in
tbe United Slates was a ~ignatory. Use of Vietnan1ese over tile Hanoi ' meitic
these bombs or con~ning the use ,.o f Service as saying: "I ain Ja · fonda. l
these bombs makes one a war crimihat. am ln Hanoi. AJI of us knoW that you,
"The men who are o~dering you to UM! Vietnamese frl~nds: are fighting for a
theBf:! we1pons1 are war er imltials ~~~. just cause and the truth. Wh): Js NIXon,
cording tO interna~Fnal law .. The women while speaking of peace a.nd ending the
M:d '!Dothers jn "'"e United Stales ar.e war, sending more U.S. planes to Vlet-
weepmg for the damage and death. and nam and bombin~ on a sca(e un·
~estruCtion which is being c~used to the precedented!)' masSil!e In the history of
mothers of Vietnam. Very soon even the war? Because Nixon is tryi ng to check .
people In the Unlted States wpo have not the people's war or the Vietnamese ·peo-
yet spoken out'will be admitting that thi s pte: 9!I percent or whom are .peasants tfl·.
war ls the most terrible crime that has tent on regtilplng power det"ennining"
ever been created against humanity. their O"XJ destiny and a_cqu1nng Jarid and
•11 visited a. hospital lodaf.., the Bach .plowing ,and pfanting fdr thehlselves."
-f -· ' .. ,... -"\ .
Marriage Can B~·Naked; . .
We Are What W.e Wed
Jim!, he inlght make a lisl of things he
He had no other choice because he was
not a towerini eptity with a constituency
of his own1 id,olized by the 1>4blic and
revered ln Congres1. So it was rl'sky from
the very begfuning to have the FBI
CollQW ill leads into the White House, and
that sa)'!S something very ominous for the
future 1 of the FederaI Bureau of
lnvestttalion.
TO BEGIN wrre,. thete-was an · 1n_.. _ ~~ ' · • the th d 1~ · ·
..
. ( __ ' _H_AL __ Bo_:v_LE __ )
~rent and seriou.s"'Cont¥irt.ion in. an '' ,.., WAL1..Y ~Y a lonfYf:'ir-agentr:ltnder White-House control tan~l--""...we.ru@Y.m o er ay .u~t '"011 1 ~
FBI headed. by a presidentfulappointee ~Core the FBI can rec.IBJ41 the prestige trembl).ng before Congress, its director could ~ a lot ab6u a man Y .... 1ak1ng a · ;__ --· '
investigatfn'g the ·White Souse. Hoover It bad when J, Edgar Hoover confronted J changing with the political "{ind's and as g~ bard l?Ok ~t hi~ wife, And about l~e CHARLES Met"ABE"'1t---I
with his inofuious prestige might have t~ President or the Unit~d States with vulnera~le '5 a big city police chief? wire by laking the same hard look at Hi~ ~
,1., hasn't got around to doing. It mi'tht give
him a Cresber look -and maybe even
get him to stir his stumph ancf1try to do
something new.
Here -rilht oil the top of h~ head -'
are a few things one tnan l}asn't got
around to doing, for one· reason or
another: . Put out therflre in a dragon's boiler.
Hung his hat on a 'uni~m's bor;n. 1
Played the "Moonliilit Sonata" on a . ;
harmonica. ""' Written an arialymoUs letter. \.
Begged the issue. 1 -,-Tri~ 'to make a Uvlng ai a crying
towel salesman In Utopia .
' Hidden behind '4 Woman's slacks. •
Raised or Jowe.e(f the Federal Reserve
Bank'• discount r'ile.
Glvf! a dry M•rtlril to a water bullalo.
~ while sini!lDlr the national
antbefi'I.
Rabed chinchillas in ..other man's
basement.
Reacued a hone from a . banftr's
runaway daughter.
Made love in a helicopter.
Salted an abandoned aoJcl mine.
wo~e up ctewy .. yed.
Been able to tell the vintage ol a botUe
of French wine -or cola, lot thlt mat~
ter -with eyes cl<m!d. "'
· Sold anything under the cotmter.
C.St a pearl bclqre swine.
So doo'I just lie tbe,. complalnlnc
about your lot. sluggard. 1be -Id is
singing with the sllmmona ol a bosl o!
things undone. Of courst, whetlltr they are WM!h
doing Is quite another matter.
l
• t -
·t
gotten away with lt. Bi.It a new man eVI~ence that a high. official with st~ TIUa .Could easily happen unless ~ Nibs. There is so.inetbJllj terribly na'ked '-----'·--·'-------' d~pending on the approval of the Presi· w_hi~ Hoose; COM~t1ons wa.s cooperating Gray d1sast~r is quickly recouped. ~t, about marriage, If you have the kind or
dent during a probationary' peri had no With a Soviet spy nng. It will be many a the FBf should be separated from the head.that. sees things that way. I seem to few or us whose 1reatment· of· dogs wSr-~nce. long re~ before an FBI directOr has tf1e 9fatergate 1affair which should be have;_ thou;Sh I do . rants the proverbial judgement. "He
He did the Wrong· thlngi and pe aps preslige to challenge the attorney pursued by a newly created independent not sOOut with glee. n trtats her like a dog." ~Id be an nl-
nnything he did wouid hav' g general or defy the White House coun~. ·commission headed by' so)neooe like On tbi.s same gen: fectionate compliment. Mos:t of us are
Givi ng FBI files on the r B\ergate iO-: stand apart from ,,the ~sident rum_ stand ronner Senator John J. Williilms of eral subject I recall .... '!j_.. •·ind: to our dogs. feed them well, ~e
veStigation to the Pres! t's COWlsel up befdre Congress. Delaware. two dissimilar views . thehi n grea t deal of privacy, reriiln(f
who himself later came under suspicion'. ~rhaps it is unrealis.Uc to think that jt :, Sei::ond, ·!he ne~ director should be ol t w o dissimilar them constan tlv of our rememt>rance and Proved to be wrong Givt.g raw files to ht be otbenfjse. Without Hoover the above politics, which Gray was not, and Irish writers, ~ ~ our affection. rn general "'e treat them
the Senate ~ wu wnq-. . . d never be .the same. But what !esa ~ed wit~ erasing the Hoover Corma.Uy and James as worthy friends.
Testifying-that the Presillent's. counsel Will it be?~An overinflated government image than improvmg upon it. Joyce. Connally Is of • . • eR<>THEa JOYCE Is as iwa.t be ei· : ru 1"'al~K-enden · 1
lied to the FBI was regarded by the stock Wld went to peeled, a little bit more aced>, lilxl prob-
While HoUsc as wrone:. H Addr o La Eton and Oxford. Joyce is a Dubliner ably a little more on target. ''Always
But whnt wos mostly ~np, was that ' ow to ess ur wm·"-1-ers .whole. head Wlll-lwiSled into disbelief see a fellow" weal<-poiRt in his wile," the FBI n<f lon'!er enjoys the loft)' statils HA. " above tile 'Vhlte House i il'leU which by the Jesuits at Clongowes Wood, out· said A-1r. Joyce. ·
floover,:under eigtit presidents, had im-Re(Jl11r1 w0ho n1ay want to comnlun. 1o11. Jolttt eomrnrttM on EMtriJ Ev•lllet!Oft n side his native city. . ln other words. If r read thd'-mon fiihl:
led 1 .1 Tha. ped b , '01111 comm111" Oii Lw1s1•11~, 11:el1r-1; .,..,.... Connolly Is fond·of remark1n~ that you Iv a fellow ,.loms onlo ·a wot>an for B ~~on w~~· he o;;:eds nt~ g;~~ to ~' icate with lawmaker1 reprt serititt11 ~r:!~"~~~,r~;,~~~Jt:~h~ can t!Il what kind of a husba~d .a man Is ll'~Ume conirncl. because he nee1$ ·~ their area now or later art advtled t<T "°'"11an •• HNlttt ,....,. w • .,.,,. r'"""'°"''u°" ,... by the health or his-wife. 'Mus 1s :1 !!Ot'>d fYli.,htlh· soin"'hin" the t:u'lv h!ls Sine" 1vestlgate the White House. The man to clip a>lil {ilia Otis direc'.._,..., '"° 1nou.ft111 tt11t11ot1t. 0ut-1,. 1"!ll4o11~, ... 1 1 · 11 In 1 m . 11-·• .... • • • y l\'bom be assigned •this impossible task . ., ""'· ll'· · •Ion: s1ttt curt01, .5ter•inento, c1111. mu. . rue as ar as goes. a nonna ar-most men e.rc not married to in-
had no instlP to rely upon, and, In tbe : . -Editor ''"'• AU•M•LYM•M rlage, a woman who .is badly .treated ~~odentl) rich wives, the thlng usuallY
end, .!'hen he crosaed both tbe White u. L , ... ,.., "OM ...... cou•TY shows the stigmata Of poor (eethng and . ha• to be somelhin1 other than money. H-IDd the Senate In t.i t ""'. Cr•..._ tDl1 112 N. Sl>~iM •''·• lo• •...W I. ,.._ <n11 o11trtct-110. '"'Witt· a~lt. ~Yet a ce.rtaln kind of neurotic lf you meet I rnan1ed womio unac-. ve.s ga ors, as f•ll•i '°"' _. "Ml v. T9llllfY <QI. ttm. 1a:n. t!ltt 0r., Nf'#IMM't kaeh "*· C0i1w1t11*t: W•rt w6inan would blOSlom under the same companied by -. •. husband. try to ·•··v WU .predlctab1~rom tbe beginning, he 1.-W1hfllrt 11<4 .. t.ot MHIH flO)f. Durfl'li •nd MNnt. lttvt!Wt end Tmnon, OOV."'fl'ltllt 1 Im t nM• tat to •-· "" bad~,.._ to de. 0..W•W-1 ..... 1 Hew ....... OMct 119g.. 0rtM1r.11on. w,,..., end cNIFMtn. .>otttt commtrtM rea en , ·-.i 1 es are responses this little game. ""-• to p1c· k out bU ......, ...-Wtlll""""-D.c. -· on AIDmk EMrtY N 1Hct1 .-. •· .,.._, the way the·-·· •· treated It 1a •-·-• • ••• , (J,Srl'I Dl1trlct -•1, IQ Norttt Htrbof Shod., """' ..... WI ' 119 Muc, salient quality, and ~ fl-down in CGe rr rs IRONIC that the Fi:iilhould 1uf-.. u .•• ••H:lllNTATl'lft f'11llt"*' ""'· Cornmln.tl: flkltfltt ... ........ bu( f<lll cannot always deduce bad treat· word if "bl Cll.... { loud -~·-~-·rrom :m= ha •L.:-tor.te c...., o.tJ> • enu. l•bot 1tt1ll1ot11 .,. •-"' .,., '•••"••· / rnent with tbe naked eye . poss1 e. puu .s , __. .. ,.c,
ia-It d wilug to do Rtdln T. ,._ tsnti Dtttrlct _ 01, ... 1 • St1tct CttM'llltM ... E11Y1ronmtnt•• (!lltlltltt. tNI • • argumentative. Make it loud. From this
with, the ~ and bugging of &r::.r-~.~~ ::1S::-:,,.""':1:' ~= ~";":: S::. ~~tti:. 1~~61st~ TN GENEfW., ~h. we are right in you might deduce that ber•husband is a DemocratlF •header-rters by ;a comlcally """*" <~ 01s1r1c1-1u, hc11r11y' 1e11k • •ldO·· 11ni ••Kfl euvti., HVl'ltl"'ton Btttf'I nu1. com-conclud ing that a well-knit and contented fello"' who has great difficulty auertlng bunglin< ln>'IP of ei-CI.A 1egents and .5ultt •». !It 111111 "~ lone •~ J010t.1cwr mltlffl: tc111t1t!011, l!ltttion• and eons1111111oN1 Of bi u Thal he 18 1 ! •ttln undenxwer ..,.... tOM DIWkt-AJ, 1M0 ftl.tUlon c.ntw Amtn0m1nt1 •fld ,.~ ~ tr•flt""'1•t• \\-'Oman is a sign a good marrlago. mse . . O ~a one or s1 g
Digw wa'I~. ves appre~ded by a c.wt. $llttl 111. "" Dfflo m•. ~ ~ ktMtffl c.? Cttftf 01s1r11:t-D1. '" N.. l!\lcrio, P.O. Dt:spite the current phobic coocem about aboot nnd twtddlmg his thumbs. That he r.1• oWIUUllU eloMI WS.liln! HtMt. ISi' lont''IWONl'I HwM Of. llol d4 ANl'ltil'yl ntC0. COl'l'HTllll"'! Edu<tllOll, • • • f "'"'·· eJ) him hi
II 1• net 11dt .. , Hlllllltw 1111 Lot11-th ~ Dff'I« l•bOf" •••••Im• 1no RtV'tl!llt •no '•••1111"1. °"''1"' ,11ex In this country, happy beddJng does 1s ~1t1ng or someUVUJ" to. I s ~ even more ironic that the man ''"'· ~. 2211 ••""""' Hol.IH Ottk• ''°'" i.1i1.11w Jtulonu '"''-C•11o1, ktrttn1"'°' not have all that much to dQ with good next move.·You don't have to be Shcrloek picked to erue Hoovtr'1 Image should ,.,.,..._, 1.so. l.Ol\9~ ..,.. Off'« Bldt .. w..,,. c.ui. '"''" · I h hi have fallen into traps Hoovet's stre Jn.. lfttton. o.c. Ms. °"'"~"Cou"TY 10 .... 0 0, ,u~••wiso11:i ~ marriages. In ma n.r of the .best mar· Ho mes to be ria t quite oft en ln t s lll·
sUncts wbuld have antlied ·out in ..a ,,,.,. ''""'"' Fl"' 01si., 111Mrt w, ''"'~ rlages, the lady does her bedding, U t · · Ile chara~. ...... flAOM ou,..s_cou"n ~o':t"··~M ~ el.lewhere. As l say the g~ls quite easy to play. ~ =~: ;.;r~e:-wt':~ t=:; ~ •· <•...-itw ca..111 D111t1ct-1t1, 60ll cc, FOllHtt o.it .. 11:11tt1 a. c11r11 _ You will be on the riglt road if y The results an more prtd~table than
goutp, fajseboods and persoftal anbnus, ~ =. =~\::' ~='"~~· =: =~•10,.t:~;,. c=•••rat1or1 •~.. treat ~ woman as you wouki a dog . 1'lls you would think. ~ ~ ~ thin&
lt!llct COfMllll .. Oft &tllftHY lf'll'Wlon In Atrkwltw•f .... -Al H. ~ ...... Ml ,,,.,.. Is oot .a.,rtlppanl crack. Thett are very about It. You nm.out c ·r ;·td fttends.
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Ji!,ot is being ,installep on $8 mllllo~.a ·tion to Ana·
qeim Convention cent..r near .Disney d. New facil-ity, scheduled · !Qr oompletioli-a e end or this
)feJ , already is booked for the first six months of
4. It will' add 100,000 square feet of exhibition
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thj!: existing center, bringing total size of complex
to 530,000 square feet . with .Stimat..d value in
excess or $22 million .
~mployes Budget Bequest
May Pay Probation C osis to ]ump? 1
' 'J'0Park 1 SANTA ANA -Cont:ti~g Included was $917,071 ad-latter $524,178, · Miss Grier
reports were presen to ditional for administering the said.
&ANT ANA rk' . county a~inistrative· 6Slaff Aid to Families W i•t h Welfare programs, as
. A -Pa mg m members Friday by two Dependent Children program.. d i s t i n g u i s h e d from ad-
t~ Qrange Co~ntY Civic ! departments offering their This increate~ was offset ministration, will be down ~~ l.stha~mg su~h 8 budget requests for 1973-74. by decreases in Med i c a I .. $5,566,560, Or 21 percent, lot
~~em county emp oyes The .]To.ba.Uon DepartmtDF Assistance and Food Stamps. 1973-74, Peoples said. He at·
may be charged .. for the -wants · a whopping $2,154;533 Welfare Director Granville tributed the big drops in Aid to
privilege'. Increase, or 29 percent, to a · Peoples asked for 38 additional Families With De p e n d e o t
The = Board o 1 ·total or $9,582,239. employes to a total of 1,187. Children ($6,457.000), · and
SUpervbors approved the Pr 0 bat lo n D l r ector . Biggest increase . in the Medical Care ($2.1,460) to im·
designation of the Civic Center Margaret Grier asked for 140 Probation Department budget proved economic conditions.
CQinmlssion as the Civic new workers for a total of 718 was an additional $1,434,999 Retaining a high level will
~enter Parking Authority. compared with the present for juvenile investigations. be Aid 19 Disabtoo; $2,794,400,
Tliey. will be assisted by the 578. That categ~ry r.equlred only up $811,400. .
~ty De Part men t of. the Welfare Department, in $397,489 In 1972--73. The cost of the total Welfare
Trinsportation. contrast, asked for but 2 per-Other big increases were in Programs dropped from $76
'the commission has been cent more than the current.· rehabilitation and custodial million to $65 million. The
asked to proceed with studies year's budget, an increase of care and ·1 the conununity --• bl' ••• . 1 dln t $298,758 to a total of servic,es. projects. The former county's share dropped from
.snu JIU IC ueor1ngs ea g O $15 373 279 · needs $601,190 more and file $27 millio,n to $21.4 million.
a final determination ot park-· l. ' ' ·
tngJlopeies subject lo future f
approval by the supervisors Firms
and !heilanta Ana Clly Coun· . Sued
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¢ARKING is at a premium · By Worker
noW and will bec9me more so rt,_
with the Cdiipletlon or the new F I F II St4te Building and lbe ~ederal Or 8 -Blijlding, both now7 under con-
sttuction: SANTA ANA -A WOl'kman
Bribery Case Goes
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SANJ'A ANA -A ·bribery to the jury of tapes reflecting
case against c.Pnvjcted liquor telephone calls allegedly made
hij~ck¢r Gene Randano will go by Randano.
to the jury Monday in Orange It will be the second time
County Superior Court. • that a ~perior Cou~.t jury ha s
Judge William G, S~irs is retired to consider charges
scheduled ~o give the panel its ·· first filed against · Randano
final in!truc~oOs before it '1 three years ago.
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Briggs ~ushes Par~ De{ll
Wants_. Swte w Sell ios Coyotes Hills Land at 'Cost
Division of Highways uitd Loi , __ ..,. ____ ..,..._..., .can be raerved by contacting 1 By o.c. HUSTINGS '
Of tM Daltr Plllf·, ....
Assemblyman John V .
Briggs (fl.Fullerton) has in·
troduced Ieg!Jlation (All 1)88)
that would require the sute
Departinent ol Transportation
to 1 offer to ~11. at original
purclwed price paid by the
stale, specUled parcels to
Orange County for p a r k
Coyotes Hills land as a aource • ' Mrs. Glen S!lllwell at 64&-2343. j'
or dirt and grave!.lor earth fill * * , * .
proje<ts . The l&ld ~ been BURGENER, lneidellta11Y~ls
declared excess ·property Uld one ol two lresbman ~ •
I! destined to be sold. · of CongreS<·,.1ecfud !or mem·
"II enacted, my bU( would · be!shiP in a congressional
enable Orange County to · Re p u b 1 i c an organizatidn ~ this land at a con· ~wn as the . uchowder and
siderable savings to the tax· Marcillng Club", a small
the state payer to establish a park thal group · (l1 active member!) \ can. be enjoyed by us as well h as ftiture generaUons," l}jiggS: who meet weekly !O exc ange
said. • inf~tlon on activitlea l
purpooes.
In the past,
* * '* within l:ongress. congressman
ALAN CRANSTON, senior ORANGE COUNTY. Ford is a member of the senator from California, will ., group and President Nixon ·is
address the student body of a former. member.
Cal State I.Zng Beach Monday * * ' at noon at•the speakers plat-couNfv Su~rvisor Ralph
fonn." Fe) at .the Balboa Bay Club. tliedricll of Fullerton will !hebe
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. _ the HoUse of RepresentatJves, fund-raiser. for Burgener's ex·. County Oitmocratic Forum ..
· Congressman GerClld R. Ford. pected bid for re-election to The mee ting is scheduled fyr
SANT A ANA - A woman ac-will be the featured speaker· at CongreS$ ne~ year. . • noon at _the Grand . H~l µi :
cused during her two-week an April 26 dinner hoooripg The·dl.nner for Burgener has· Anaheim.·~ publ.1c lJ In-·
trial of repeatedly beating her Congressman CI air W. been called a "Keep Burgener vited. For reservations, call
mentally retarded bro t ~er Burgener (ft.Rancho Santa ln ~ess Party". Tickets Democratic headquarters.
with a baseball bat after tying
his .hands behind his back and
then drowning him by stuffing
the garden hose down his
throat has been found guilty of
first degree murder.
Orange County S u p e r i o r
Court Judge James F. Judge
ordered Mrs. Annie Dorothy
KrachWl, 45. of Garden Grove,
returned to hi s courtroom May
22 ror senten~g that could
put her in state prison for life.
It took the jury five hours to
convict the impassi ve woman
for the killlng of Cicero James
Moye. 42, a mentally defective
man who was found by paliqe
last Aug. 9 Wider a pile r ol
blankets in Mrs. Krachun's
back yard.
Officers said Moye's body
was ~rulsed and bleeding and
the end ol the garden hose was
protruding from his throat.
Deputy District Attorney W.
Ja y Mo se 1 e y successfully
argued that the beatings 'of
Mrs. Krachun's brother had
gone on over a period of years
and he had once been removed
from her custody and placed
in an institution for her
suspected ill treatment of him.
. Deputy Puplic Defender
· John Bovee unsuccessfully
argued that Mrs, Krachun was
of "diminished _ m en ta I
capacity" herself and could
.not be held totally responsible
for the killing.
Hasliish Oil
Case Closed
q'oday. •. ll~m.-5p.m.
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$upervisor David L. .BaJs;er
suigesled that the coWlty
111~t consider purchasing fr~ bus rides for emploYes
rather than provide free park-
ing space. He pointed to the
rapid expansion of the Orange
County Transit District's bus
~ seFvices.
who\ blames a development
company and a lumber firm
for the allegedly seriOlW in·
juries he received when he fell
from the roof of a Costa Mesa
i:roJect has sued the firms for
1500,000 in Orange County
retires to -mull charges that He was found guilty by a
Randano, 48, cl Las Vegas, of-jury in November, 1971, but a
fered $10,000 to CoS'ta Mesa woman member of the panel
patrolman Gani f3rwig to burst into tears as the jury
plant ,incrin;Unatin drugs in was being polled by defense
the car of a key prosecution attorney Leonard McBride,
witness in the liquor swltch Randan's lawyer in the cur-
SANTA ANA-A Hollywood
man accused of selling hashish
oil after being arrested in a
narcotics sweep carried out by
Laguna Beach and S a n
Clemente police has pleaded
guilty--t.Q the charges in
Orange County Superior Court.
Innkeeper Howard Hanson,
Associilte Innkeeper Wayne
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lrvin.e Firm
Gets Home
{ii Theft
-Sierra Clllb
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enthwi:tasts, conservationists
and ecology faru are being lo·
vjted to join the 3 , o o o
nlembers of Orange County's
Sierra Club chapter, now Ip 11•
W73 member$hip drive.
Meetin gs ere held the first
Tu(!sday or each month at the
V•ll e y Hi gh S c.hoot
Auditorium, 1801 S. G,...nv'ille
St., ~nta Ana, and que1tions
about the club msy be called
to IS1'3933.
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James Chastain Sr., .c. an
employe of the R.G. Metz
Construction Co.mpany, names
the Jnterland Development
Corp. and the Ward and Har-
rington \,umber Company as
joint defendants in his action.
case. rent trial.
Tliat witness, Ch a r I es Judge Claude M. OWens im·
"Chuck" Dreyer of Laguna mediately ntled a mistrial.
Beach, ~as testified against But a series of heart attacks
Randano in the current trial. suffered by entertainer Jose
Chastain fell from the roof
of a project. at Golf Course
Drive and Adams Street in Co.sta Mesa last July 14. He So has Barwig, in t~stimony
blames the failure of the supported by the playing back
defendants to provide ad~ __
Feliciano's fonner partner
preyented resumption of the
trial until last week.
quate scaffolds. ladders and -safet~ devices for his injuries. -,.
Judge Willilim Murray ac-
cepted .the guilty plea of Peter
Frank Sc~gllone, . 23, and
. ordered him to return to his
eourtroom May 4 for sen-
tencing.· Scaglione laces a
possible state prison term of
one to ·t(l years.
Scagllone was indicted by
tfie Grand Jury after the panel
h~ard testimony that he of-
fered to sell $2,000 "'orth of
hashi sh oil, a marijuana
derivative, to an undercover
officer. '
Moore, Catering Director Winn
Bandy and Chef Dick Kim·
. ball extend their personal in-•
vitation to you to join them
for today's Open House show-
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TERM RE
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can in most cases offer you a termite protection plan. As long as you.
maintain it, Term.inix guarantees to repair any ·
. {lew subterranean termite damage, to the prem-
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For a professional termite report ••• with no obli-
gation •.. phone today. 542-7881/533-2960. · -~~1tli of Southt1" Clll~ml•· '111.•.,tloawll-,..tctntroln:pert1.
Tho cue wu taken to the !e&Sions woold be ,leu ~lablo
U.S. 8upre!M Court, lj)e de-than one that d<mandl olhet ,
r...,. belllc tlie-aal~nl evidence~ ~vlctloli. ;:
11-IOllinttiminauOa, and Cook cOOnty CrimlMI Courti: f'labt to counael. \Dlllble to get a atal.ement frorl>!
Justice Arthur Goldberg. It.. OiOerlando lncrtmlnatlnf U
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Girl Returns Bracekt to POW -I aster's ·
•-· By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
Of ·-~ ............. • Call\Y Woods loot her 800d
luck cl!arm last mooth and
she was elated. ,
Today the 11-ycaN>ld Rea
Middle Scho!>I atuden\ la wear·
ing a brand-neW one op her
right hand and she Is already lc¥>tlns forward to losing that
One too.
. For C.lhy, 211& Natlooal
Ave .. Costa Mesa, lhe luck la
in the losing.
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" Andyou'll look ,· l She lost the firs\ one to Alr
Foree Ca)it. M)'l'<lll Dooald. •
hondaome :t-ye&N>ld lighter
pHO,t, who ret.utned from a
Vietnamese prison camp to
cliimlt.
Call\Y hopes to I~ lhe seo-
ond ooe ro '" LI, Sam Cordova, MIA. 8-2&-72.
Donald called on cathy
pel'80jl8lly from March Air
Fol'Cl' Base Marclt 22, just
:after.he was released.
"I told him lhot I hod been
praying for him every night,"
Cathy recalls, "and he said to
me that there waa no one who
dislikes war more than a
·soldier. I agreed with him on
that."
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After promising to visit her
the next time "he is in,
California, Donald asked thBt
Cathy give the bracelet to his
mother who had waited five
years for him to return.
DAILY PILOT Sltff_,......
Soon~after that she received
a letter from Donald in which
he wrote, "It's wonderful to be
back in America and I think
that the ~rn shown by you
and the millions of others
caUAed the improvement in
ou r conditions and our even-
tual release. Thank you all
very much for your interest in
me. I am well and very happy
•O'NE RETURNED AND .ONE TO GO
Cathy Woods Displays lffw POW Charm
to be home." ~
Donald and another Air
Force offlc'1r were shot down
Feb. 28. 1988 while on a com-
bat mission o.vcr north Viet-
nam. Their F4-D fighter was
hit by an aiJ'..tO:air missile
fired from a MIG 21. Both
safely ejected.
-Wilh Donald reunited Oiittr
his k'amily, Cathy obtained
another bracelet with the hope
or experien-cing good fortune
twice. She doesn't know much
about the man who.se name is ......
engraved on it but may l!')' to
find out more through tile -MlA
organization.
"I got this one to prove I
was concer,ned abo'ut everyone
who. is still unaccounted ror.
Will he come back? I don't
know. I just hope so. I . wish
everyone could come back,"
she said.
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New Stµog Co~trol De'1~es
·Mean Bonanza for Installers
By THOMAS D. ELIAS
" By the ~nd of this month,
the owners of more than 4,000
service stations around South-
ern Cali(ornia will be richer by
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA Focus
a total or $1.75 mUllon. natural gas or propane and
But that will be just the some 1970 General .jfotors
bare beginning of the bonanza · products that already haVe the
the Southland's licensed !mog units factory installed. J control · device inspection sta· 1
·tiom h'ilve been 11warded ~ BY THE END of next April ,
the state Air Resources Board ... the smog control inspection
For it's thtfse station9 and stations can expect to take in
their 20,000 lltcnsed ~tallers a total of $82.5 Jtlillion, with
who are t~ only persons each 1.~tallatiolf to . cost no
authoriz'.ed to put more than more thaJ1 $35.
2.5 million new amog rontrol And ~hat about the motorist
devices into So u t he r n who opts not to spend the $35?
C:31lfornia cars or the 1966-70 He 'll be subject to the
vintage. ~ . . , California Highway Patrol's
. The ~1.7a m1\hon U!CY ll take usual roadSide checkovers and
in . this month will come if found without the required
strictly from the 50,000 af-device Will be fined.JSO for
fected au_tomobile.! the AR:B the fir'st offense, $100 for the
ex~ts to change bands in second and $200 for the third
April. of(ense within a year,
SElLERS ol all such can Air Re B d have had to install the new de-sources ~ a r_ v·ces d-...:~ to limit nilr"'•• spoJc,esn:ien, ~ever, mamta:m 1 • • ~a-..... . ~ the devices will not be a·total
oxide fumes, · smce the lirst financial loss for motorists. or Jhe mOOlth in Los Angeles, "Th d · ·11 I Orange, s a n Bernardino, ese ~vices WI owcr
Riverside, San Dlego and San-the co~btl~~1on temperature in
ta Barbara counties. On June the e~g1n~, Ga~lo~d Hass, the
1 this regulation will be er-ARB s chie! e~1Ss1ons _control
--,~live everywhere elsC in 1hc engineer, testified ~ur1ng re-
state.· -· cent As sen:ibly hearing~ on t~e
were singled out from other
automobile owners becall§e
their vehicles were factaty
equipped with devices to con·
trol carbon monoxide and
hydrocarbon emissions. / Those same devices in-
creased the engine's . com-
bustion temperature, which in
turn Jed to more of the
poisonous nltrous oxide fW'nes,
often referred to as NOx.
More recent model cars have
had the anti-NOx uiii~ as well
as devices aimed at the other
types oC fumes factory in-
slalled. ,
· Ironically, the compulsory · •
installation of the anti-NOx
devices follows by less than a
year another new regulation
which forces all!ellen of 1955-
65 cars to equip them with
smog control machinery that
accomplishes exactly t h e
same thing as the factory-in·
staJlcd devices in 1968-70 cars.
ARB spokesmen had no
coiTl.ment when asked whether
the newly-required devices in
the older cars wouldn't lead to
at least as much new NOx as
wi ll be removed by putting the
anti·NOx equipment into the
middle-aged ones.
Go parading in our rulfled dtess
with antique lace natural color polyester and cotton. Sizes 8 to 16.
8lnk to llustralion
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And b J ul 1 owners of all new r~qu1rements.. • .Th 1 s
l!J66...70 y car: 'anywhere in shou!d increase eng1n~ life and
.• California v.·ill h~e to start possibly let the ~g1~.c burn
l----1btying the devlce11lat.a rate ot l~w~ane gasohne.
THEY--00 SAY, however,
that the anti-NOx device in·
stallations are aimed a t
"restoring the· NOx levels in
the air to pre-1965 levels."
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about 300.000 per month. ON TllE OTHF.R hand. he
Presumitbly. M-more and
more of the I~ autos are
discarded~the levels of all
three. types or pollut nts will
dropilppreciabl .
The only exceptions are curs co nceded, it v.·ill also n1ean
v.•ith duaJ c a r bur e t or s . Jo"·er gas mileage. -·
vehicles wh ich can run on Q\vners of the 1966·70 cars
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VOTE APRIL 17th AND .
ELECT.·
__ ,_ RON
.SHENKMAN
For Board of Trustee
Huntington Beach Union-
High School District
Us In Electin9 RON SHENKM-AN
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super for summer fun. Thre11 from
'o collection il\novy cir whl!t, All
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Specia[ showinil~ of fovorite ·
movie1, .. oldies & goodiei ...
1dmlulon by free ticket
ovoil<ibl~ in Jr. Wor.~ &
·\Jniversity Shop, all Broiidway
stores. 1
April 18~:30 p.m. .
UA Cinema I/South Coast Plozo -r ..
A United Artis"t$.Theotre
1561.W. Sunflower, .Sonto Ano
It'• • ~ ... edte .. ................ -' .• I . '
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-in cooperotion with ..
Seventeen Mogazipe. 1
April 16: Anolfeim 11 :30.
Newport l :30
,Huntjn~ton Beach
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Ap~I 171 C.rrito1 7130
April 18: Lonc:f189-och 11 :30
Del Ame 3:30
u•I _a 'y"'°make-tt
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·-onriouneement of winners
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ponh ore mach[n e wa1h1blo
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Pull.on ponts in short, I 0-16,
~med ium; 12-18. Blue, yollow ,
· pink, while, 1 •.00
S~oflsleeve shirt, blue,
pink, lemon, 16.00
' Active Sportsweo.r, 78
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seersycker pri.nt.shirt. Both in
Celono'9® Fortrel® polyester-
32.38. Shirtjocket;novy, red • y~llow, 16.00. Print sMrf,
-. blue or lilac, 12.00.
St"?t Roor Blouses, Shirts, 66
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trodemork of <Fiber Industries, Inc.
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-Hi-rise wo lst, flop · packet;
on all cotton brushed denim ..
Blue, pini. novy or wh ite,
sizes 5-13. 13.00.
Jun ior Sportswear, 97
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For all ' of hi& adult life, lillold be 11)11. '"llley lbouid be able .to live
, Rob!-. If llunltnctoo Beac;h baa l\l!d !'! .... -"'11bout be!lli unduly
" • lllldeocy, ,. -loadJi, ;,)n.'.the '~·· .. , " . . ' ~ N~vr; be was !"'know!edged• as the '.'11/e :J/ey tc"lhe ;new noise laws is
noJSteSt sleeper m his. tiernc\s. And that they estabUsh scientific standards
when. be took, .a wile, she was often that define ·weclsely how much noise
fotced lo move to the living room ts acoeptabl' and boW ""1Cb ls loo
couch·to •steepat night. much.·"r ~ ·• '1:" •
But in a quiet r es.i~d.e.nt i~l 'lbecue .Jr:Harold~an(lhis
neigl)~ Ip Huntlngloo Ileaj:h, llllOriJiC," fiJr :...mp1e, ,'would be a
Harold Robiueoo, ·~ $9, bas nm ··~lgtdfm;wer"d.1:~,m" 1D Foun-
' into trouble. . .. , . talq :VaQ,;y, , ~ . ": I '
: ,one of. his .neJgbbQrl,~ Eart . ···1'd"1itoriawarm1nighttoll1'8ke
I &ni...lnot, threatened ~ taWluit last siJre. tie. bad hiJ -" opa1," aays . summer unless Robinson eitl!er shut . ,Hu~ "and .then' f'd, go olll there
his bedrojlm window atolgbl or JOam. with my noise "l!letee ud stand at the , ed to stop llllOring. • • .. •
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alinply imable . tO Sleep = wjth 'do ~ -sc JU!''snore. T'her: .~ ~-theButeac!'i!,~.';'asterms, ~· a are 'all"tdndS of pliOliblltles. L fiom free way,.the.leVel is set at 45. •
racket <OOSisl of? HcmtlnglOn Beach Pllltli!i ~ a •""1 near bis ~,to This · dllfennce a rougbly· the dif·
bas a law outlawing att ootaee that are •moving hls'bedrodm = ~t H he were ference between the outside noise
"lrritati .... " · "SC"""·-·h""' " or -••an-m .~tioD. of ~ law, be dllBve to do from an air-conditioner at 60 feet, and
mytng. ~161 But ~~ 'bdth men ·~!' · · · ' . the hum· ·from a row of flourescent
: hired !Bwyers, the law eouldD'I pro--The new noise~ are based light buR>s inside a large ,,.,m.
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vide any answers. m b9dr:INmd bilin. or 10lh-that most The notSe ordinance bas many ap-
"Whal It came doim io was survey is dOne IO deiermlpe euctly plicaUOlll m some .. of them highly I
Robinson's opiDion IODlt ~ bow niUdl "8mMent nolle" ,-·the · unusual. In Costa Mesao . .for eumple,-..-1
hrnok's which prnduoeil no aotutioil at = bum or roar lhil most a psychologist was conducting group
" all,"admttteda r.ltyollidat. ' peo e .takt ·lor Jtanted .-~.In sensitiVityseasion.!lathlshome. Pl!ri .
, Bui Robinson's mlug t1aJs may eac pattol'tbe<llJ. " .olhismothod .lnvolved!Olo'lll-
still he numben>d. No OranlP Coast · ''Yoo· /:ail' just ...... 1n•:8omebodV • "yl0)1ing',8D!I screaming at ef!l:b other
\ clttea-Fouataln v• and ··Caifa 1e1ser1 •1~ bifmttiatiOn ,,, Hubbell to relieve their tensions," according to
• ·. Mesa -have ~; iilllct', ""7 ·says.: "'l'lle bock~ Dohe ln-FO!i1>-.Jim Weir, the Costa-Mesa official wbo
· (Ol'Cellble ordlnanci!i •tbar cdlJd J>l.I! taln V~ey just wiiOldn't compare lo mveslif!8ted the case. · ~ '
I the Jikes' of. RobiniCB m; jail <t( lie 'the·ftoile•in.New-York City."'~ WhateVer the value of his t~quf, ' :
persla .. •In dlsturblnc .., nelgbbonr. lifter the .tiactground nolsi levels for the pii\'ticipants, weir says it .
WlllWI weeks, ·the «IJMf IJ!oeril of Dre· i:lmted, standard&· ire set: lo wrought havoc in the neigbborhood,
Supervisors Is expected 16 idopt a deternnlne· by -iE1llfh a person may resulting In a fiood of complainta about .
simllar law for Ille •uiilncoi,,.-lted: exceed the background level without noise. · ·
areas d. the county. And molt ol the breaking µte· law. r ·-~ Noise readings were taken, the
remaining cities on the Oranee ~ But there can be compUcaUons. sensitivity sessioos· found to be too
including HllElllngton Beech, are. plan-In the caoe .o( the· ..,nng., for ex-loud, and ~activity was.ended. · ·
ning to follow.'suit ample, 'lt"-1d make a diHereqce Among the mqre unuoUat applica-
When Ibey do, eveeythtng from whether the ~llborhood was a noisy Uoos of tile law In Fountain Valley and
stereos 1n apartments-to barking dogs orie -at it.JD' be if It were near a Costa Mesa are cUes in which :
to loud swimming pool 'pumps will be freeway -'"' •·quiet one. . e A carpool.driVl9''babitually book· · scientifla!llY regulated. Tbe laws can "NolSI! Is relolive,", explains Hub-ed_.~.:_.bcrn 9'ey mornini10 aonounce u= =.:k1..i.i'":.r' ~ ~N~. :f· ~ hls&".\'I~~ be;,~ tony his
garap,and to. ienigr-l)llllllng ...... m-load be wu, mlri~~·1n •:tacant Jot;
Ilia rsjM l,iwt-i oa . ...,. GI( Setur·. !!lit ,In J!• . .ne~·.a ~'jli'~. IOOcl8jleaker system
day nriornllJI. " · ' loud ~ -bf dlstuiblng °'"":" 6olit''a '1111slness could be beard for -•n Qily .....i llU ·....,_ ot • -~ • •blocks lniund. . ..-,....~ ......... ean'f~mike'"'nolae , . Valley has "I dOn't think many people w1-.
araan4 lllti!I' own i..ne..~· admits beeilt • tlnl noise. zones, derstand how powerful this. ordinance ~liiibtien, •JMrr1redFoun-eadldl;l.il4lffii'&llt,~~ i1," says Weir, 11cr we'd have-many ' lalnJ.'V~--.. oo ·the ·firlt el· level,• . ; " · morecomplaintsthan'"""°· TIHft's · l9elhe ilottii taWwlbi cOunty. . bi'the'Wie nearesl ·l!t!! freeway, the an oortll>f illegat'llGlae•we don~ eve.
'!Bui the ne1c-. wlD have to blckground notae -~ dedtlOls find out about ·tiecause we don't gel ·• -io Cb8I DDlae ... riabts, loo,"· at· night. In the ... -b'ii!iJhe • &mplaints.". · • ~ :i, •0., ~ ~~ ' ~ I . 1 'I " .. J • l 'i ,'4;.~ ,.;·~-·,' '• . , •. ''-; ,·· ~ ' ' t ... , • -' ...., -,. ... •• ~ ' •
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·.~.cnDie Ooumlan. bive klllll ·U...i with uie 'ilfn ·rh<ways, Jets ·roarbig.
~~ 11111''1""""' la:w.nm!>ftrs' that .. . sball<f the ·early_ IDQl'llliig Catm,~ow . ·UJey ~ sllrilnl to lleae~IJe!n.
For'two decadee boo\e1rhave been built
uP against freewa Y,, nest .to railroad ·
tracks, and wilee jet.lalleoff patterns.
County and city planners are now begiJ>.
·n1ng lo look at the elfects of tbeae prao-
~Notae pollullon" bas en<~ u ~
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"Frankly, the idea of noise being a
. fonn ol pOUution never occurred. to us
. until two years ago," admitted me top
·county planJier recent11. "No.W'we bear
. ·about it all the ·time.
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"L'm still ~ sure.ibow im,eortaot i~
~" be adde<l "It-will depend m bow
milch Ille public Is willing lo pay lo ge~ :l1
rid of it. But we're sure doing more • 6 ~·. about lt than we did In the past." ' -+_:~i01:'--~ , Niliae, lnL fiict, is a regular beadline-
maker In uranie County. Altbougb the
'pin,. ''noise ~loo" Is .not always
tDentioned, noise-related developments :.:,._ ..... _ .•• -• ·' 1 ,. #. ~-, .. ' e N~. ooiae ordi!!l"-have
been adopted in two cities, C08ta M~
and Foontain Valley, t4at make it a
criminal offense to play stereos above
certain levels and, ev_en. to own loudly
barkil)g dogs. No one baa been jailed
under · tbeae Ordinances, but' the laws
have been used to force noise makers to
·Quiel down. Ulrrentiy the Orange County
Board of SupervisorS is considering a
· '10iii' oJ'<llnanee that wOl!Jd· establish the
same £enera1 standards i n unin-
corporated parts of the county. II tlie
county does adopt such ·an onfmance,
cities will be asked to follow suit:
• Jet nolseJm -~ lnultl-millioo dollar issue· ln'l,he oounty. Not only are
$30 million in ~eowner suits pending
over jet noise ~rom Or'ange County
Airport. OOt liternl\y hundreds of ·acres in
.the Saddl!!back Vall,ine areas are facing seve~ . ' . rtllrie·
· ljoos .-., lo je . idiii , ,Zl~'Jl!IO·
Marine Corps Aif Statton. ' 'unclt;; tbe
El Toro .rught_,palbs ts 11,tne ·School,
which the Irv"° Unified Si:bool Board is
seeking to ibive """4emned .. loo noisy
for school chll.dren. • .. , ~
· · .,. Olfldall 1n developed area. Ill· t1r
county are now reall:dng and adrDittlq,
publicly tblt their cl>mmunitiea n DOI
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well-planned from ·the standpoint of
sound. PlaMen In South Orange County
. are caroluily taking note of these remaru ~_trying lo avoid tbe ~
mlstokes In their areas. But eveqf "°""'
of tlle ·-develap·-·-and lb! Saddiebeck ,Vallay-lo
have 1nnadequate D*'!I " . aod
officials dlere. aay """' • will have lo be lllllCb stricter. There is even
dilcussion of mandlto<y --aloof
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And even wltbln ·thio-llmied --,
there are political problems. H.,. -
can a de".eloper be forced to spend. on
sound protection! How ct.. ID Jet \.oa-
terillE can1bome9.11o Pal!li"*"' Wlill
sbOuld be the cutoll tr .......,,tii,d
noise limits! ·
Plannen will be aided In mw•..,iarllllil .
tbeR ~ by I new breed flt aposl I
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,Ail of tbeoe Jll~~lilleleEiM'DI are arooily OOlllo ~TS...,...' wltlle al!ll
all tr.eways.
·trllclty ~:,......:. ~'!'¢ •' -.. ... --.. . ••. ........ . " ~ -. '1!111 .. ,... la""11110Wen, ""Y C1Um01 • .,.-te c!lli'S due«!, ay a li•tn jit pattmn ,.. .,._
and alrj>lanes. Both· of these .._ are flow, and U aa allo calcu1ale' wllat
pn;.emptfd 1l'Y Iha federal md state measurea can, lower.JI, .
govemnDenil. · Thia C111T<Mdll.,.ui.11i ible lo
Thu& local'~-.-.-..... _ '.......,':°.:lniice Jlill>Ow imo:b nobit
Jor llOUrCel ol nolae pollution "'"'";::r-.;r-;• .... _ I i!ontent liml!IY ·wttlt· lr)'IDc'l.i~ .. ''" ,; , .... (Ilea NOlll.-··~ ' '· ·.~ ' J
'A ¥ 1 ,; . ' Pro)ecl 11o ........ 1n, •• lllmU Air Force -· <illetl th Peotap to get !\le $5.sO and can't understana thiJ attltuile oloce K·Marl pually ii very 1ooc1 t 0 U ,., flrst.Uad bdonnallon ,. ,_ _,,_ Tbe __ , "1 Ille tele.ts!M .. _ about~ items. can you tool: Into lhil! , . , . . .: :=:r:w~F::!"!:.....--~~::=.::.:.=·· . M.11HpulallocttoX·Mart ....... -.i1,.._·~1~Ull~
S • • ir..sp, Artnr Blick aad·f.8ct. WIDlam _ .. _...,. ---April I -!Ms pnblem wtlli Lll!da Ford, -·a •pww =·nr 1111. Fonl
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' · . . '_ ,:· :. ~·m ·IW field,'$! lie WH\11 ~.to 11!i< a~e ~ ._ '"'!': l\e•e......-... -.jla old aot ... ,,.,..,. al bl\IWnl Ille ertpal •
. .., ~ ,· ! . ·j _ • 1ear1GVeram~cellegepngnmuddtea•pplyfwldlcommh· C.18"'refad•ml\ldlmifbe~•*··..e ... ·•11c',},~slMk!-,blllu ·j
' •Got a probieMr Th<n writeJPOt ~'·' . Pot oii1i,C11tied .slOa at 11ie.ead of his ~tlaeal-.. • . -alleatj\i will be madt to -•·• Jlldllf1<111 ldJWC 111 lw ,.., 1'1
tape, get the'an.noer1 and1 ~actfoft"t ~,a to ·aolve · i <: )" . ~~~=~~~~"Af~~ . "'!~,:.~ J~"· , '!Is.~!~~~~-· . PrelJlem 1....-Oilt , _
" Doil~ P.iloti P.O, Bri?f isBO; Costq Jliaa, c;a. ~2626 .. In.-'' 'liEAR P'Ar:'i hive a llDBll, but aggravating pro~lem. The Foremost DEAR PAT: My soo sent me a Gelleral Electric iron for Christmas and ::
cl.U ~r lel<phone number.~ column oppoars DI! Company ran ·advertisemeniB ·on the back ol all its mtlk cartons offering tbe ..,. of the instruction boot were stuck logetber ao I eouldn't uae it. "
StlftdOJI, Wed,..rdat/1 tl1ld Frid4111. T · recipe boxes with a few of.their recipes and extra cart1s · for $2. I sent my · l!ve 'fll'(tten the compony In Brtdg~, Coon. twice, but can't 1et any r• .::
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tashed since I it back from m bank a Jon time o ~J!!d,a~bd1Hii-locattns-another-""""'.,..__,,r.. .. °"'lhillhi'•-'l---:.-,i
" C L ~-ta M instiUCilm booklet. ' ' • . --.._.. tll Military Air l..if). Com-I · ·--· . . " ~ -. '
-Jroft ·are -1»,.m.i. al-.Jugpp In addilklll lo cartl'-<111 bags, 111iremoot .Foodf Aaabebn lleadqaarlen bd•~ lleard tf·lbls off•, but > ~ Geoeral Eleelrte i;omp0y lieevkater la !'""I ~:::-u:ia: ;.
even,.-MALC Is l<aaing ibe services of ci)'ilian ·carriers. These craft diecked_lnl!Jt ~leaned Ille mercllaadke 11 .....,. malled fl'om Deerlleld, otber -·~ti .i.io. if~-~ .e j 1'£ ~vt '~ '1 .• ,_. ' illiiatlY:~ -fUlly. Jooded with pUWngen. 'Yet<onllnary .atr traveler; ( m. Your onlei wlD be traded -~ ud 1bQlped u..,. u -Ible. . , lno, ciD llJ.11'1.aitl 'for ii'dilllioat ~ lrim'Ae S«vl<mtee. •
-. ideatlall.d lian pound \ • ' • . -. ~ . " =tr:~~~::;~~;~~~-~::::;::.,;.~ ~~~C:~~tlt~ ~ ... ~ 1o AA.,~'° Mesa, re~ardmg a • . No~~:,~ mo~~~ :::: '!:.";_Uy, I .;; ~ :~Y
. · T.K.M.,CootaMesa _./l)i'oblem with Pubilshen Service Company, I decided to '[<rite to you about I prlfllle tutoring adloof. I eijjoyetl .wo<IWll with )'OWll paople, u well u
A MDltarJ Air Lill Commud opHelmu ""' Mar!IJ• Air <F....., -o/ • the very aame problem.' My brv_lher waa 1""1 a 111bscription to Gridjron maga· iadulta,, and would llka. lo' Continue "" a IDlall8r ·oca1e In my owa home. I plan
plamd 111!'1 .. tbe ~ --.. ~ ... d ... eorrter, tbepdr• ,ztne for two years at the ·cosl ol $26 by twoyouog men, wbo, wben Ibey we;e r.:~=~~u==-~:=-:=.of-.ts ud.~\[>_ID/'> ... u • ..
plUo lo ._..., -.. •la!m•m P"!I-~ '"""""' th told be ·Waa not tnterelled In aublc:riblng.lo any -zine,.asked foe a .~ _ · ·: " y; C:; LagDa Nlpol
'· plW may be ball empey or 11117 -i1Piff.'1 ill ea1~ .-.,. ,... of ~-Once In his apartmem, !1JeY boqered him untll be look !be 11111>; Ne Ike-or J!l<l!lll lo_..,. olio..,. U.. 1" aa 11' -•led area
•'*-la· Qvlllu lqpp ...... I llmMl~d''""'.I '~ aet, -applk:• acrljiUon to gel ·ri~ ol :tlil>m. He paid them fl! and my husband paid.the re-of Oralle Coalllj ..... ,.... to'eo-a -lmflM• dial lo •_..nealvt"
tioo by alrllDe itmpulea, llJ Ille a.n Mt-a~. • Mll1lm1 fllPla are malnlng $13, Tbe ·order)••• taken Sept. 9, .11'12 ~ruHbe, balance waa paid -· ·lo -aelPbon ad. to cimpllQte -.alq ....,.._, Tiie Orup
--'-· ' " "-~ -.c echnl p.aa~t>eparmeet ol'Ellllea• adYloea yw lo--·-la,.... area, ....,.Pl ll'om .... '"'!Pt lmlt ,...ra~ Tlia\ .ll' tUt U lo -Sept. 18. I 'Wnite to. the ~y complaining about t~ .. 1es t que em·: ,.. ao tadlae II ,_ forinal tnlalq, P"'..._ _.., ..,.n-a Ull ,......._......to Alp ......... ~ par, HJ·~ Ii alr•fnisM ~· ployed to get tlila "!blcr\ption, In addition to the fact ,Iba~ no tssu.s ol the· caml& avallablllty. • • 8111•-• -II f8nlp nqimmla . ...., fliil1t nl....-i iear Imme-magazine have ever arrived. Needleu to ay, I've bad1no reply lo dther of i · • · i . ~ ==~ -:=::.· ........ ~· • llaetl deleue ...... my' complaints. The only .ttirerence betw~!"!...and A.A. Is that I do have the Ce.C rveeit. ae,i.ceri... .
, • . • order ·ll\lll1ber and sent· ~ea of the order and my busiland's check atone lllQUI PAT: Two~ YG.11\Y ~11!)4J .wenl to.Maltalia where '8-liell,lt•edl!s ·'.. ·~·-· "· 'wlth)•Y)elloi:lo!beflrm. ' l!ue!l'•fllrcoot.'We'.._..'llllllt'1*~1in1Mr'"llli ...,._-" •
, A. P., -·Ala 'i:'ance we bad. Now, our doughier Is aOtnc IO'Aultralla ud WUla to -
DEAR PAT: ·cu JOU'tell me what the addrOsoea m !,.. the National and Tell ,.... -to call Ille polke th .. u time lie lo sabjectetl to "" ..• : the coat on her trip. !J there any way we can~. the .•• ~ been de-
-Baseball teasues? I'd like lo t!rdit-W+•'r -~· by ,, she altrp !li'coiw•-11 b #.,r =owl_. llm ID;' II-Ids·-• clarodao .. -•1 have to paydutymlt! lllllllliob briild'-ind I haft
-. ........ but..., ti> have mlaplacetl tbe -ill * to atrupn, • mace. -..ir ....-......... llopiilldfy, Ids ~ toot 119 ........ receipt. o.r douP!e!'--In llartbem CallfGnlta and she
.; . t L.T., W ter doll ....,Im has ..... .-..ieaed oat. .)la -al Gr1dlna will be ,.. will '-" a llrlel stopover at LAX .,... her ~ leaftS for A-.U.. It A-,.... rr,lisla la lliloa!ll '-• MillOrl: !... .. • ...,. th -· ..... --il1I I'""° lo oeoooul, hal would bo -dilllcull lor her 10 viail 1111 C11110ma ollice In Loo Aaples, H .., !11111...._ lllM ... "-lcal !Mpe, .. ...,~ ......... ._.¥'!'", .,_ ....w ..... mt.upl••t , ..... -111e C"'-..... -this WOllllllleftqulred. • .,. -:. ..
Ill.II. ' · • ' ladJu:lally, A.A., Ool&a-. .. 111_, fW ....-to > • • .... B.L., Colla -
• ~ ' t ~ . llCu.-~tit= ... pw\"#m8enleeC.m-. ' y_.fcEJ""'enreql11&ftp1tadle .... M51nmdteC.0 tF?fl&tke POW c_........... .. . . . ' . ' ; l . JIOil,J ... •. ., ... -Ii • Jtter ..... hat .. ...... . llManfiHI .. w..-AlrlMa T-al Loo Aiples ~ ""'
1 . -"'!:' .. -lelt, AA -bee ... nooflil aad ii1Ullllor. A pOrt. W11ea -pW=-1iM11ca1a CUI U.S. ----DEAR PAT: Al die time of the return of the,!iist Vietnam PO\ts, then! · 1 ' Yoar -· -..-Ill --'" ol -r I. -Ille'-aat1 tUt 11,,. paE'lllletl prior to depwlaie -wu a pi.sing nein CIOiMlelll about "aome returnlnc ~ta. tbal 'really' , . • th paHlpher .-Wo ... ~ Ill Apit. !I'll· A coanplalat th ~ Stoles.-,th fenD ........... ...,. a few FlllEI-_. IMI
w.re enlisted peraonnel.'"We never did read 0r bear ~ ... q.t. Ilda '""' 8' II:, 1Wlfl. aloo lo Nf•IWIJ ....... ,-lnJ Ille ljnrn. Il lal. -Id ha ~ ---""' lw .,_ ..,.... lo ..... --Jnt:
story, witb the ucepllilll that the ranking officer or tho fOW Comp htnl "pr<> .... a llM. ~ · ' ' , · leml -...... eer1q Ao U ..... llates._ . · ' ' -·
motetl" theae two Or lnGte 'men "In the field:" At the -of 1ht lttl .,..... fCC '&o•l·ln•' ·1 mel1j the narrator made the atatement that the "Jn>tllo ~ 111 -~ .. .,...,. .ftet1U?1hl9 lllere~ ~ " , ~ ~ (
not lqat, or that tbel'j! was,.... que'stion as lo wltelllol'tr'not "'1' p PEAR PAT: A coolple of monllna 110 my b\llband bought ~wo pair of The Ilitentate Cornmer<e Commission l>aJ established a new telephone
1 .. to OEKI as "Oeld pl'omotl0111." Maybe you~ pl Ill! to 1lti Inf-, 1P,l!I,.._ . ......, at X·Mart In !llola -for $1.14 oack. 1 ke!>t'tlle ~ slip vumber, IGW4S-l'l&I, speclflcally for ......,... information. This "holltne"
.dll llllL !\la quite pouible that other rea-;.,j bo -•llld 111 ,tur • I« awllile, but dlllt after I ~ it, my laband decided to retum the service Is ddlgned to 1)l'Otlde ......,.. lo conswner questions In tueh areas
b"·k -• -I •-• •t. •--•· ... k ••· "'•I ... ~-t ,... ..~~ aJ smsll shipment.! ud movq houaobold -good$. The aew number -II ,_, , / ""' ..,,r. "'---a..,.. -' u• .-at um uw ..,.. coo-~ COMumer call.! to a """"'1 olllce that either can provide lmmodlate help cr
. • l.B., ~.,....... tile mea's ~ and that lo1d mt the alacb -~ purcbaaetl.at this reror the caller lo the .....,.. oouree !Cr aid. Comumers alao can call •
Slace !Mn't a pod ..._ IUt die rttan EEbC POW1 lo _.. .,... Air atore and aflered to Cin IUO credit on the retun\. r wu with my husband 343-1333 1o hear an ICC ~ announcement coocernlni public bearllnp r ... ,..,.e~ Co/. -R. s•, ~ al Doi-,,...._ lw when be bousht the slacb and the tickets are still on them. I wouldA't accept and ctay.ttH!ay hlghllpta of the comnnlsslcn'1 activities.
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JIM SMITH, LEFT, LINDA CASTILLO. DON CHURCHILL
$200 Blisters
·Linda Castillo walked all over San Clemente to gei";pon·
BOrs for her participation in the recent Marcil of Dimes Walk·
a-Thon, made the 20.mile walk and then walked back to her
1pOW10r .. agaln to.collect from them all.
She says she wore o,ut two pairs of socks during the
walk, and bad to bandage her feel But she earned more than
$200 for her pains. " '-. And $150 of that came from Don Churchill an!! Jim
Smith proprietors of Cricket Interiors of San Qem"1te. They originally pledged $. 75 a mile but reconsidered and
later the same day raised it to $5 per mile and $50 more ii
she completed tli"e walk. "We were glad to give the incentive to these young
i:)eople, ~t seems everyone is down On studen~ these days and
if they are willing to get out and wqrk.for a worthy cau~e. we
want to give them encouragement," said Churchill.
Said Smith, "When she came in, she had the names of
15 people who had pledged 10 cents which we didn't think
wu really worth her time. So we wanted to make it more
worth her while. •
"'When she came to collect, she bad-obviously been af-
fected by the 'turnout •·the walk. She was '° enthusiastic
.. about the-whole thing and talking about people out there
walking with CTUlcheo and others being pushed in wheel·
chairs. It's oort of refreshing to see a little gal like that.with
ID much charge." · .
' Unda tllld,80 other San Clemen'le High School students
' participated ijlltbe man!ll and earned a total of nearly $1 .~00 .
Yo~_ Ca" He.Ip
' 11 you have spare time which yo0'd like to give by help-
ing others, there is a variety of ~ays in which you can.
Numerous poeltiolls ere.1.lsle<l:"at the West Orange County
Volunteer Bureau, 11412 !bnford Ave., Garden Grove. OfflcO"
hours are from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays, and the phone
mnnber Is 530.2370. . .
Although there has been a lot of success with. the Proba·
tion Department's programs, such as Alternate Tu>utes. a con·
tinual flow of volunteers are neceesary to do an effective-job.
. If you relate well to young people who have problems and
U you get a sense of satisfaction from just being able to help,
you are the person the department staff Is looking for.
Muocular D)'31rophy A.soociation is about to embark on a
fund-raising campalll". Volunteers are needed to do typing
and/or hand-<lddreesin~. The work may either be done In the
Garden Grov~ office or in the volunteer's home.
Westminster Coordinating Council. a temporary help or·
ganization needs people to answer telephones, help stQCk
shelves, check inforrnation given by clients and ·someti.mes to
deliver layettes.
, _ _.__.....,...,..rAIJMii>iiir..Ar=SIOCl=.< ·a~~' a local breast sur §:Y~gwrn • ...i1'.iU..l1;l¥J>-,. use a :l'mwps , Ana College at 8 p.m.
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A thermography diagnostic system will be on display and
• demonstration by a panel of docwrs will explain methods
of early detectioos. The .Vent will be for adults only, and seal·
ing Is limited.
Welfare Depaitment..is in desperate needof tutors on a
one-to-one b"asiS, friendly visitors and drivers. U you can spare
any time to lilt a young ctrild's goals by tuwring elementary
subj01:ts. your services are needed. The sick and elderly with· ·
out family or relatives nearby need a cheerful, friendly per·
Bon to Jet them know someone cares. Social workers assist.
Volunteer clerical help is needed on three fronts. The
volunteer Bureau' which places volunteers, has discovered tha\ its own clerical bank is empty. Westminster Chamber of
Commerce office and the .Heart A.ssoWtion are making pleas
for clerical volunteers, too. Some of the work can be done at
home. i .
A call lo the bureau, 530.2370 will plaoo you with one of
the agencies.
Help for You--
DFive w1lile you'reJ drowsy and you·re just one shorl-nod
a.way from death.
Falling asleep at a high .-peed, according to the National
J\ulomobile Club, causes an alarming number of accidents 'In
'Yhich many drivers never wake up, many others wake up to
the apPalling sight of demolished cars, shattere<I bodies, some
trippledforlife. _ .J ·
Getting behind ihe wheel when fully aware of your tired
and &ieepy state Is suicidal. Although there's always ·the possi·
billty that you won't fall asleep, you still will be in grave dan·
ger. • . .
Weary ~ lall II) see as well, weary minds are not as al~ \ ··~· You have to -pil vital WFDing signs, an hazards that
suddenly ari1e on the rood. Fatiglle makes UUs ex1remely dlffi· cult. .
Or it often leads to deadly "highway hypnosis." when
overstrained eyes· becOllle fiircd on a monotonou s stretch of
road. Drivers may suffer hallucinations and blackouta In this
concl!Uon. o . Unl!OU you feel alert enough to safely handle the trouble ..,.,a. $lay away from drlvinr. Even ii you start out In fine
shape, don't think yoo'll lt.ty that way nQ matter what.
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By MONTY HOYT Bureaus (CBBB) In w,.i\lnlloll-reporta "AD sales are Verll\Od bf• by &j
' Chmtian Scltnce MO!litor Senne•
CHICAGO -A young woman In
Washingtoo re.ad in an advertisement
recently that, as a member. ol a govern-
ment workers' organiµtion, she was
eligible roe a special discount ol a let ol
encyclOl)edias. Wanting to find out more
about the oiler, abe clipped the coupon
and sent it in.
that complalnts It recelvl" agalDll ·en-nonsales person. The products lelec:led .
,. cyclopedia firms have dwiridled in recent are reviewed; and the price and aiiY ~'
years. Moot complaint> relate to tillling· · stall'l'"nl·payment plans are rovored."
Almost Immediately, she was born·
barded by a series of phone calls. "The
~. who was nice enough, was
anything but low~pressure in ·his air
proach. He said be could not send me any
details through the mail, and lnsisled oo
making an appointment for a presen-
tation in my home or office," she recalls.
When she relented and fmaly ·listened
to his spell, he lnfonned her the dillCOunt.
was a "once onJy" offer and would never
be available again,
Uncertain, because of the size ol the
investment (which, even at'lhe "bargain
rate,'' was over $500), she finally agreed
to tM purchase -"priniarily because of
his sales pitch that I woold have a U!ree-
day cooling-off period to reconsider the
~e.'' abe says. ..
BACKS OUT .
The harried work.,., alter further
thought. decided to back out ol the deal.
She phoned the salesman •gain.
"All of a atdden he was offering me
a further discoonl of 1150 thal be had
never meliSoned. before -for .a cheaper
binding."
That did it, she says. No bonus. N~ count. No deal. No encyclopedias:
In a few days her deposit check w
returned. ·
A few y go, all likelihood, there
would hav been no cooling-of! period
and no nceling the contract or, at a
max , forfeiture of deposit.
Stili, the Federal 1Tai!e commissioo ts
not satisfied with many sales practices
they allege persist in door-to-door en-
cyclopedia sales. In the lilsl Ir lllOllths
the FTC has gone after two major en-
cyclopedia com~. Grolier, Inc.
(publisher of Encyclopedia Americana),
and Encydopae<jia Britsnnlcs.
Two similar orders sent down by tho
ITC have charged the companies with
alleged deceptive practices ip hiring
salesmen, misrepresentation in gaining
admittance to people's homes, and of.
fering discounts, free gilts,. and other in-
du~ to buy products, when in lact
the books ~-... !ieing offered at the
regular price.
For their part, encyclopedia pdbliShers
say FTC charges are many years out-of-
date, that the industry, as a whole,
already has taken significant atepo to
·correct selling practices that blackened
their public "image" in the past.
Furthermore, they 'aSserl, legalmate
aistomer complaints are handled ex-
peditiously through expanded Cliosurliet-
affalrs departments. · ,
The Council of Better BusineM
Shopping List:.Eggs, . I
Milk, Funk & W agruil"ls
Christian Scienct Monitor Service best paper in ·the. world." (Library edi-
NEW ·vORK _ One encyclopedia tions· are printed on more 1expensive
publisher finds mcist of his customers paper.) He also explained thal the ..,.
somewhere between the liverwurst and cyclopedia is printed in volume. Tbe
h · company expects to sell between 1even
l e lettuce. and eight million books this year, saleS ....
That's why Frank G. Scully ls in the have doubled since the oomplelely
"grooery business." be hel rewritten edition hit t grocery s ves
"Only 8 percent of the public goes to · last spring.
bookstores. Everybody has to eat,'' is the · Funk & Wagnalls tries to have a Jot of
way the practical president ol Funk .& "good parts," but not too many •"'8Jjl"'-
Wagnalls , Ihc .• figures it. parts." The encyclopedia is written fOI"
·He al.so figures that because oliF'dnk & the average Americsn family ~ ool the
_Wagnalls'a decision to sen<· i n average American expert, "Experts WJe
supermarkets,. thousands of the nation's original source material anyway/' ex-
~aters reach for an encyclopedia as easi· plained Scully.
\y as they grab for a cookie. Scully does listen . \o "reader com-
·In fact, Funk . & Wagnalls customers plaints." After a woman complained
are primarily lower-and middle-income widely and loudly that the encyclopedia
people who can't afford to invest hW>-included a topic oo "liberalism" bul not
dreds of dollars in an encyclopedia. ADd on "amervaUsm,'' Barry GOidwater
they are people who don't want to cope wu asked to write a "conservatism"
with door-t<Hloor salesmen -the mly article for the new edition. That reqUest
way In which rarnllies· can tJdt Funk & was In keeping with Funk & Wagnalls's
Wagnalls's competitors -·the WOl"ld policy of having famous people .write
Book and the Encyclopaedia 'Britannica. · some of the articles. 11Je Ellcyclopedia
"No wonder they have to have high-now Includes articles by such well-known
pressure salesmen," said Scully as he people as Mario Pei, William Q.. ~las,
p<>inted to a trade book listing Britan-Charles Goren, Ralph Bunche and Lee
nica's lowest-priced set as selling for Strasberg.
$498. Of oourse, Scully Is not of the opinion
B coolra.sJ.Jhe first volume o! Funk & that a child sboold have to rely on an en·
a ·II" (4,!lllti pages) selli a a 'come-cy 1a of ·h<!O<oY-lrJ>Ublic-ll .
on " price Of 49 cents, while the re-He tblnks it .is important for a child to
IIJaining 24 volumes sell for $1.99. have me around the houie and likes to
,,,.. How can Funk &. Wagnalls sell an en-quote an educator be ~on\:e heard say: "In
tire encyclo;edia for Wlder $50 -an en-the dasmKm., the queSt.\oo and· answer
cyclopedia with"!B0,000 subjects, 8 million are In the same book. In life, the question
words, and it{.19 full-color pages? · is in one place and the answer is in
"Well,'' said ScuDY, "we don't U&e. the · another."
maUers today. Finally, he sa~; a credit check ii
STANDARDIZED made on eustomeri:, and orders are au
"Tbls Is• 'Jl'riali>ed fleld. ~ no ject to rejectiop. "By the Ume·orders ar~.
me buys an encyclopedia voluntarily. He Oiled and the boob have been shipped,
has w be oold on Its merlll. Bui !be ma· we ieel these ..-neni wan1 the (iroduct1
jO< oompanles !lave llalldanfized tbelr _ and Cfn pay for-!~"
presenlation&, wlOch, If adhered to, do RESPONllE TO (JllARGE8 I
no1 lead to misrepmelltalion. They're >.> for the charges leveled by the PTC,
geared lo ovoid romplaints;'' lllales Britannica's settetal)' and legal counsel, La~ Mertes, CBBB'1 manager of Harry J J ---'•
trade _ .... _ . . oy, """"'-' .--"The comrnlss[oo has embarked upon a·
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en<yclopedia Is nol good. A company rererence-book Industry. It takes ooly •
doesn't want to 1-.ve to do that. It's bad handful of complaints to weave a story.
for tbeJr image. So )o avoid that. they ex-We have 3,ooo men ..i .. .n .. w doorbells ercise as much control over tbelr sales • •-e .. oe personnel 8$ pos.!ible." eveey d&y to interview j>eopte."
B t tile ITC ••"''" ~--~ While not denying that abuses may u is not 80 ~ UJQv&Uwu. from time to time occur, he streues, "It "Each type of door-!Moor llaies baa Its own. aet of time«dered deceptions," is not our practice, we do not advocate it,
says a spokesman fa< the F!'C's Bureau and it does not happen by design."
of Consumer Protection. "The price of Any setUemebt between the ITC and
goods makes the difference In~ you tile two encyclopedia glanta may be •
have to sell them." many months, even. years, 1Way. 'lbe
"An eocyclopedta salesman may say companies are reluctant to sign ony
-that because you're a teacher or a agreem<nt that Is ool enlon:ed in-
member ol a special group you ars ellgi-dustrywide.
ble f<r a dlsoount, or th8I be Is giving One rigid dictstt of the ITC propoool
away boous boots free. Or he may . woold have encyclopedia. ·salesmen at ;
mlsrepreoenl himself lo get m the door ' their . first •shake with potenllal
by saying he is conducting a survey, or customers give theOi' ·a large card with
that you may win a poptest prize." ·their name, the name oC the oomPaoy,
However, the encyclopedia industry and the following wcrds: ''The purpose of
Claims selling practices were changing . thif salesman's call is to penuade you to
long befOie the federal ~ato_ry agency · .. putchase a set of encyclopedia!." 1
decided to ''get tough." . V Protecting the consumer ls the name of t
Encyclopaedia Britannica, for imtance, the battle. But the CBBB offers a .word ot I
the oldest publioatioos ol lta type in the caution: Consumers wanting a Qllil:k
English language, report., I h e i r financial setUemenl should direct their
customers are protected through a complaints to the company's head o!flce
ser1es ol contniis estoblla!wl """' a loog Or to consumer-~ organlatlona
period. . . set up to get voluntary adjustmenta.
"First of all, we have had a four-day "The regulatory agency will uae the
cooling oU period ln el!ect f°' oome Ume, evidence brought to it to peNllle tDe
long before it wu onknd by the ITC," company, bul that doesn't put JDODe1
says Britannica's president, Oiarles E. back in the poclet Of the one wlio (eta
Swanson. stuck with -bad deal."
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" i ·' NOISE: COUNTY, CITIES · W AK.ING UP TO PROBLEM ... ·
"When one_ de veloper has a bigger_~ protect us trotn ~t?" traffic than the grid system if you're .. (From Page Bl) .
they will pennlt, and "then .!."\ulre a
developer to design to iliOse specifica-
tions.
s'l>ace or an attractive wall to protect. Some believe better advance planning i concerned -about noise," he says. "A
In Fountain 'Valley, where a noise
ordinance has been in effect since 1971,
this has already been done in one case.
The Orange County Water District. wai'
seeking permission to build a $Z2 million
desalting and recycling plant. But before
design oo the project began, tile city
gave the district hard numerical ·figures
· on the maximuni 50Ulld lev~s pOrmltted
by the city noise law. The dlsttl.ct then
designed the plant to confonn to those
fi :--. ~n most areas, noise planning has
not reached th~t level of sophlsticatioo.
"We'll m,eet ·wha.tever standards the
community decides are necessary," says
Gordon Jones, mr.ctor of ·engineering
and planning for the Irvine <;oml11nY·
"Bui no one baa yet oaid how' quiet •
homl must be U It's bullt near a ~y
or hlghwa,y. That's iomethlng we would
like to know.
"We'll do· a ~ amount even
without requirement&," he adds. 0 But we
can't go too far or we won't bfltln a poal·
lion to compete wllh other.developers.''
Jones says bis inain, concern Is that
when standard! are adopted,·they should
~be uniform throughol\t the ®nly.
• "We don't want to be In the position of
providing so much sound protection that
1we can't compete," ·~ atrease.s. "The
public Is only wilting to pay so much." •
Even In the abomce ol well-defined
standards. however, muclt Is being done
as a mat1'1' or oporat~ policy.
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homes from llOUDd, ms competifon are would prevent such questions rising. The tributary system, for example, could
und« prouure to do the same·thing," Iayoul of -In Weal Orantie County, bandlethe same traffic volume on !ewer
point.I out Rusi J~. of the county for example, calls for one major crou major streets.
planning deporlmmL f .. treet every,qlliu:ler mile. 'l'hl8 creates a "Thal way all tho noise ooulci"be C<!n-
••And there's also pttsMire from us/' · grid layout .that is efficient from the centrated into a smAllel'"Are& where yW
he says.. "~ planning ~s staMpoint of travel, but bad 1rom the could afford .to bulld earthen -
are very qukk to ask why ti ooe standpoint o1 mi1e becaulO it spreads ralller than brick walls." 1 developer can a!lonl to do oqmethlng fut-moving traffic ~ ti!" com-Wooten suggested that nobe CIJll· others can't do "that mum too. munlty. • • aullants be used In the undeveloped aoutll '
"We'll be doing much better when we 0 0nce you have that kind of street county area to revJew major road JM1f1
get some real aolld, slal)dard.s, but this ls layout," says Dave W'\(lten1 a noise con~ terns before they are finalized. ·
the waY' we have to start." . ~ sultant from Ultru)'stems Inc. of -"I know of no place where t.hi• ii bfllni ..
In the past. most noise planning Newport Beach, "You have to put rup done·, 11 .. he said. "But in spotting your
taken. the form of .. here'.a ~ walls. · · noi.se problem this far In advance, there's
lem, oow how high lhouJd our wall ltt to ''But there are beUer ways to handle time to correct it." -•
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to discredit what has become.
• perennial hoaJo. tllat ~
World War II veterans are en-
UUed -to a 1pec!al Insurance
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The VA ays It has been ge~
Ullf( hundredl ol thousanda ol
Inquiries lrom veterans and
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letter t!tat the -report or a
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~ For y.e_w, yo6t lcCal veterinarian
~nnally relied on &0m0< high school
student whose love rot .!inlma!s dn>ve
him to k a job a. an assistant.
that vet was willing. -and
_,.,. udent sharp enough -a sort or
on-thO-job training process cranked
out a skilled helper.
But all that might change soon.
The kindly unhurried lociJ vet bas
become ~ practitioner whose ·office is
as busy as lhV:t of a physician.
Md-' just IJ1 h11111ah medicine-th•
'liliortage or medic81 men ::Z.'anlma care_is becoming acute.
Today's swamped Vj_ter· arian is
!indJng that his time hiS become more
and more valuaJ)1e, yet he still is call·
ed upon to clip loenaiLs, give a pet a
bath, admin!sler .;., rabies shot or semeater It a student !lnallyf apable llrt)Jlllli:6'i~r e11cUy how 11,t .. lbea
change a bandage. ; ol stepplng,!nlo a veterinarian's office _.... .... tanls llbould go In lbelr duUe1.''
All this l'\'lght change !I ·~· ot pro. and taking over, just as · ,., Dr. Boyle upWned. • "Some Jll'lf .. tonals are alrald that gram Wider way alorig IM . th medical assistant doos physi· ii tha ulillants are lllowed to do too Oraoc• Q!oll lakes hold. . , cians. muc:b, tllen the profealm will 111111..-
ln the Capistrano-Laguna Regional . The pri rofessional booster for In quality. • ·
Occupational Program a snowbaiilng the am ls Dr. Colden Boyle of · "Others, however, see Jt a a
eltect several mootbs aio spawned~Q_emenle, this year's presiden~of releue ol the vtl !rormjhe tlme<on·
new vocaltonal training pro the ~Li; o.u-n-ty-ry SUllllng jobo In his practlee that could
whooe organizers believe jsA first Medicine Aao!>ciation. : be -just as easily by a trained,
pobllcly·lillz" vel" program I! was Dr. Boyle's advice w!ilcb • q&lalll!ed aaslstant.
in the state. couraged RQP organ!W'I to form the "It'• tlleoe questions !bat the pro.
And $0-I is working well. program. ~ will have to study, then ap-
Easeitlially, the 14 poplls.in the ROP In coming.months, Dr.'Boyle said, legislatofs In Calllomla and
class blend c~ study with' prac-the Orange ·Coonty wociatlon and ·try J'or, some good legislation,'' be ex·
tlcal on the · experience. other chapters throughout the state plained.
Some bring elr' OWn pet$ as guinea Will begin deve!opin11 a set or Stan· Iri the meantime, along the South
pigs. . • · dards to regulste the posS!ble licens-Orange Coa:st, the classes apperenUy
Wbat the ROP organizers hope to ing of the "paravets." . • are doing just fine. . .
turn out by the end of the current "Ther.e's still a widespread debate ROP..director Hector Navmette and
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vet's uslstant who s!Jhas become "Same of the vets (eight are
1 rogis)ered nune) proclalm )he pro. participating to date) are really pt.
aram a success. · • ting oopbtstloaled .and 1 leUlns Ibo
"C.rtalnly !ts not as ~led · ·stwlents a5'!11 In surgery, _..
as we'd ll.b>-it to be but thls Ilrst surgical packs 'llld Jet Jiito :.--'
1tmester ls • chanCt for us to work nursing ol pets,'' laid Mrl.
the kinks out," said Mrs. Stevena. The pupils allo are'::fea
So far one popll baa already been 1 ll'ont-olftce boslne11 aide
hired oull'lgbt from the program, and ol the)°.!!· .
already, !I performing his tasks lull· ,..;.?;!!'.• ve!ound, however, that • Jew
time. ~?f lhe vets are holding baet a lltUe
Others 119· spending many mnre ~~er and mt let~ the students get .
hours than required ~or free as d.,i>ly into the nursJnc end.!' '
.at local veterlnarl.anl' orrkes. Thul, admitted Mrs. Bllclt.'the ·es·
"Whal wo'ye found ls an aw!Ul lot ol perlen<t Is pointing up the need for
enthuajasm by the sludents and the lull standardizatkn ol the )ob re-
vet.s as w~u." said Navarret~. qulrements. . ·
But bQth have conceded that the ao-"It'll take a UUle lime, blll wo think
tual level o! expertise !I being In-the prolesslon will,.. It lhroucb," Dr.
formally regulated by each vet Boyle said. • . •' • -Students
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Amnesty
Anmesty -general, con-
ditional, or none? _
About 53 percent or Orange
Coast area students petted
recently said that those who il-
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aeserted during the Vietnam
war shouJd be granted con-
-ditional amnesty, while onJy is--
percent favored c om p 1 e t e
'amnesty with no conditions.
1be area students were poll-
ed as part of a current events
. program sponsored in local .
' •ielroola by the DAILY PIWI'.
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AMNESTY WITH
NO CONDITIONS
58.657
GRANT AMNESTY
TO THOSE WHO
AGREE TO CERTAIN
CONDITIONS '!be ,aurvey results showed
thal Orange Coast students
generally agree wllh students ---· · ----· --·-·· ·-
nationwide on the question of
. ' TOTAL RESPONSES: 116.968
38.249 .
OPPOSE ANY
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amnesty for draft evaders and .
deserters. Slightly mor~ than provides weekly c u r r e n t who jllgree to certain con• survey showed that students
half of the ~dents poJJed na-events filmstrips and other ditions such as 'l'etumin"g to definitely do not favor allow-
tlonally -50.l percent -:-timely news materials to 55 the military or spending time ing the draft evaders and
favored conditional amnesty. classrOoms on the orange in some kind. of pUblic service. deserters to get off · Without
Another 32.7 percent sald'ho coast through -this program. C -Not give any form 'Of any Punishment .at all. Na·
! amnesty should be granted. One of the recent weekly amnesty. D -No opinion. tionally about 8 ~udents in 10
; ·.Only-10:1-pereent favored total filmstrips explained the majOi: ln_the Orange ~t classes favored fines, jall senteooes,
anlnesty, and 1.t)e.fcent ex-points of view about the polled, the results were: or at least some form of
pressed no opinion. :--...__ amnesty isSlle. Then students general -amnesty -18 pe~ alternative service. (In the
More than 118,000 studen-ts --we~ as_jed the question: cent; conditional amnesty -survey, the alternative service
across the U.S. took part in "Whaf'~d the U.S. do •SS.5 percent; no amnesty -po!ijtion wu-~repreittnted by
the poll, malting this ooe ·or about 'those who illegally 23.9 percent; M opinion -6.6 the "cooditonal &nnes!y" OJ>-
the largest surveys Of -youth avoided the draft or deserted percent. tion.).
opinion ever held. Visual to avoid ·taking parl ·In the Nationally more than 60 per· On the Orange Coast 17.4
Eclucallon Con s u I t an t s , war?" . · i:( the studentJ polled percent of the student& voled iilldi>oo. wi.., coadllctaol 19 'llleJ ,.... olleNd -~"!:m of am-In favor of .... form or ;foll tlriagb newsj>lpen tmt following altemattnll:' A ..., . Lne'allJI;. ~t or -punishment.
-the VEC current Grant a general lllllJOl1Y iiltli · students favored ~ Students polled ran11ed from
.... ts prvgrl)D In lbelr area 'M condltoos. · 111 '°"" form. _.:::----toarth grade through ...Uor lchooli. The ;DAILY PIWI' B -Give ._iy ~' On the other hand, ilie li!ih-ICbool. '
FQOtI . Bill's 'ijidden Co~ . ,
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Cllrillf!t* >&Clenq Monitor ~ce ..
BOSroN.:... That cas1>ng111er·ta'pe In
~ .,..., bog.of shoppers leaves out
aame af ,lhe llems that aetually~add Into
lire food price total Tuiii the tape over, and plclt up a pen-·
dl ~ You'can fill 1n some tnl.sslng Items Iba! blvo been . pushing up grocery
tolall. The entries can be based on =~ iOme pro!.Wonal ~~w_at·
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband
says you are a phony. and that YoU and
your staff make up the letters. I do not
agree with him, but I do wonder· on what
bas!& l°" select the letters th&t go Into
the newspapers. -,
I have written four letters to you in the
past seven years.-Oniy one was publish-
ed. ~ •
We ~isfussed this topic at our club
meeting and 11 women said they had
written lo you. Out of tbe IL only four -' saw their letters in print. We are all fair-
ly well~ucated, (some of us have col-
. lege degrees), so our letters were legible
and sensible. Please clear up the
mystery. -soU'l'llERN FANS
DEAR FANs: I !"""Ive -lllmafoly
l,ttll lell<n every day r.>d eaa polrlll~ oaJY-Qio or tine. I'd say yoa anCI )'Mr
club 1t11en IC:Ored estnmoly ...U. ·
I -~-I believe wD1 ID' form, edaca&e, Ne dlleualoll, amue
and demo-le lbe ualvenallty ol
lnMll>le. i also loot iiir;; eu.n Ural will
Speak~r
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By ERMA BOMBECK
I knew It -d only be a
matter of time before t10111e-
one fell olf Uxioe platform
shoes and broke a leg.
I! happened. To a 13-year-
old ~I in England. •
The !lrsl Ume I tried on a
patr of U-Klulzlea, I said lo
my_1t_lf~These should have a
label In them;-'WARNING:
Aceordihg to the Surgeon
General's office, these could
be lnJtoious to your health.' "
r a1nrs thought plat1or;ma
were something · Alan Udd
wore to make kissing easier.
'lben I s8w them on a woman
who frequents my beauty
shop. At first I tried to ignore
her deformity (Mother always
said, "Don't stare. They know
where their problem I s
located.") Finally, she said,
"What do you think ol my
wedgies?"
I looked closely at her feet
for the fitst Ume. She had six
inches of cork heel and four ~s of cork sole.
The coot ol these is showing up In your
,....., totals because the U.S. ended up
..ruDg more than half ol last year's
.fl -t !!!OP to the Soviet UDioo. ~ . ;S;-wb!a
tier••• their Own harvut, hampered by 1Ja4 weather and rilanagement problems,
"I know Y.OU can walk on J--w"'a"!cterce in tiiem,',---18810.-UU"'u"t l--l
-d '"''" been uio Snlall fnr them to, ' fUlfUI previous trade commitments and
"T lo_meet lhetr own 'Increasing food and
feed needs. . ..:
11J4U'8. agreed lo the sales possibly to .
Induce lite Kremlin to help with a Viet-·
nam settk'tlent and to enter dlsanna....,.....-
ment talks. ' ·' r Whatever reasons, the U.S. clearly
ended up selling more gralj> !h§n !I
bargained !or. · ·
• Foreign travel, st.eel, textiles, cars, 1 .
TVs, hills, cameras, and ~ Imports.
Since 1971, the United States has been
impOrtlng more lhan it exports. & more
dollars have flowed abroad, while not
~ marks, francs, pounds, rubles,
and so forth have come back to offset the
dollar outflow, U.S. currency baa W.t
value in relationship . to foreign curi-rencles. ' ,.... • e Forty to 50mlllion acres of farmland the U.S. and elsewliere. _
held back from planting last year. Incomes In the United Slalal and some
and at times ol year-when they ...,.. not
widely available before.
what else can they do?"
"Surely y~ jest," she said.
"For a short person such as
yoursell, !I could change your
world. They can raise you off
the ground, !tretch out your
body 'and. make you' liiol: 20
pounds thinner. How tall are You an.d how' mutjl do-you
weigh?"
I had no lntenUorl of. giving
her my vital statistics. 0 Let
me put it this way," I sild.
11 According to my girth, I
should be a 91).foot redwood."
11So, you need platforms,"
she said.
The Tirsl pair I tried on felt
PL I wiuled my toes and
they sprang Dack like a releas-
ed arrow. My ankles felt firm
and I felt tall. I .
Then I atood up.
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friable~ ud cllsboartened."llelteve "'°'
their name Is legion. ·
DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husband's
two sisters pave ,stopped speaking to us
because we refured to accompany them
to tht_ cemetery. Do we owe them an
apoli>gy and a prOmlse ·to mend our
ways? Here are the facts :
My izl..laws died in a car accident five
years ago. It was a tenible tragedy.
Since the funeral, my husband 's two
sisters mak~ a ritual or visiting their
graves on Mothers Day, Fathers Day,
Chrtslmu, Easter, Thank.!glvlng, Mom's
~. Dad's birthday, Memorial Day,
Veteran's Day, t~Ir own birthdays and
many Sundays in between. They usually
invite uncles, aunts, cousins and friends .
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a 'part) included 18 people.
i\1y husband and I were transferred to
Ohio recently and returned for tbe
weekend . When my sister·ln-law (. tb1
. Head Honcho l told us what time to meet
to go to the cemetery my husband sajd
that we \\-'eren't going.· They called QI
dlsrespeclful and "abnormaJ.11 Frankly · I
rfind grave-visiting morbid. I .believe it ~I
unhealthy .tb go cry on graves 15 or to
times a year. What about this,· Ann! =-
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DEAR ANGIE: rm wltb yoa. U ~
ststen.IJ.law waat lo plt<b a i..I br tie
cemetery, Ulat'I up to tltem. U yea aid ,
your busbaDd don't cltioole to IO al lll,!1& ·
should be up to yoa. So far u I am ~
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wbeo l'bey are alive u..j COWl&I.
~lee ,.,U'w made ·
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beoome a major plank In a government-Iasrdecade. Peopk are ulln( part of
aid program to prop !arm prices, which this Increased 1ncome to 00, ~ and
have sagged under higher yields through higher-quality food.
• ~ tanrs, aircraft, and Olhtr
war material In Southeast Al.la.
Inflation was the single biggest cause
or prll:e rises throughout the last decade,
and the waMwollon, unbalanced federal
budget W&J the single greatest cause ol
the in!latloo.
In the back of my legs, run·
nlng up my hip and l!nally,
down to my toes. Within an
hour, my heels were purple
and my toes felt like they
were !¥Ing pushed through a
ballpollll pen.
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bettor !arm know-bow and machinel. '!be average ldnerieon ate Jbout 88
With a re<:ent, relatively\' sudden In-pounds of beef 10 yeara qo. Baaed oo
-....,... In demand hete and abroad, the establlabed lrowlb patterns, he's ei· , :iovemmen~ In the first quarter ol 11173, • peeled to eat us pounda tb!J year.
teleased more land !al' plantln1. e Narrowbil 1ho wldo pp between
Last year • !armer· with 100 acres or !arm Incomes and urban Incomes. · · ·.,..m !lad to set ulde 50 atres to receive While average lncome per peroon In
.aovemment loons. This yaar he needed the U.S. IOle bf a percent since 1185,
to set aside only 10 acres !or the same food prlcel ,_ bf only 23 ~.
, bene!l!I. The areater yield will result In Fannen .-. 1et about .,,.,.lhlrd or
lower prices. every dollar spent Cll food .
To avoid further dollar devaluallon, the e Mora food pr.,_l"I and trant.
, U.S. faces powerful presauree to export porllnJ . "·
1 more. In the Jast yelr, !arm produce Nearly 15 peroent ol Jut 1'""• food
has been one or the most aoughl-alter "]>llce lncraMt went to · mlddltmon
· and readily exportable U.S. \tmmodltles. rather than !annon .. More preparotlon
Al. domesUc buyers compete with !I gn!ng into many fooda ,_ belbre they
!oreip buyers !or a supply of !arm pro-reach houtew!Yel. -
duets that bas not yet etll<nded much . Prices !or cmvenlenee fools reflect
prices rtse. 1 this extra wwt<. Al111, foods are often e A meatier diet for I lot "f ~ In lranlported farther tban they aed to be,
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when you • consider that the
shoes -118 .•• and thot I
don'\ throw a pair away until
the JOies are worn lhin •..
and the soles are four inches
thick . • . an~ by ll)e lline I
gel out of thole orthopedic
nlahtmares, 11! be a petrified
redwood! •
Though these checkpoints probably
won't make buyen an1 happier about
prices, they F"" provide a fairly. eom-
prebmslve pletura or why prices are ris-
ing. They are drawn from published
statistics, and Interviews with Dr. Jean
Mayer. proletaor of nutrition at llarvai)I
and recent me~ of the President'•
Consumer Advlaory ~<Ill; Dr. Letter
c . :niurow, pro1.,..... of eeonoml<I at .
Ma..ach\tllet& l.,.Utute ol Technology;, --0-f-f-E~l-l_'_S_I Louis V. Poole!, head of the
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·, ' ' She , came from a family ·where Mara trained in educaliol1al therapy at • or. tel)s anotper who'•· been
•.+everyone had a ~te ,in sc:mMhing" the Wot Valley Trainine Center in "Gtld-y6u•re tiack. We:, .Y"-~
but !\Iara Schiff Isn't w~ about titles canoia Park while livms In the Los' you."
or a airing al letters alter her name. Angel,. area. HARD WO • • •
~·s the kiad.·of ·penm who asks "We worked with children, if'OUP5, P!(" most excite<', baw'ever, about
"Why write·-me?" and then reveals -clasaes, learnlns remedial tedmlq~ .. ,_..,--su··,-ces·ses and is h18"1Y crltleal of apoclal
a pel'I008lity )'OU can1 write enough der very ~Won. · educators who don1 put eveeythlnc Int<>
about. "IIJ. thl~_:field, _ev . ws each their work.·
Officially, Mara is Coordinator · of other: SQ ~ed t6 move .to . "When you work with childm;l•",~
Services, Mardan i:enter of Educatimal orange y, they MDI 'ine ,ID llovld _asserts, !'everything is a relOUlte. With,
Therapy. Locatod in· Coota -Mesa,.~ _Elsemoan .(direc!Dr ol. the' Mardao . patience you can do ~cally aoylhlng · ~-w-~--'th""'"'-Of--~•-' Center)," .. -Id ~-... .;., •• n .. cb resi-· " · ... --.;cuK& """-"'. ~_, ~uwu -we ua.a-~ for anyOQe .m some way. , I
felligenc:e willl leornlng dlaabilities. · · " dent. . "Jl takes an analytical !oot'f<>see who
Mar8 has a special empathy with· tM: Her title· encompasses a wide range".-or · js really following through enough to
children at Mardan. activities from handling first ~ct baVe a · 1astiJig effect. I have '. to know-
M ·a JeWt9h c~d tn Nazi GerirUmy, with parents by' telephone 10 individual what's going orl with every child all-the
lhe was' not' allowed to attendtcbooi~The work with atUdents from kindergarien J time. 1fh8t keeps ~e fairly busy.': .
hastily or~zed Jewish schools were an through hig!l school.f . ~ " As a : parent, she is proud of . her
altematl'l'e "but there was too ,)Duch Mara ~dies..._.. mtake procedures. children·.. Her daughter; a ~e · art~
going on to think about SchoOI,'" she parenl · counseling and work! with graduate now living in Berkeley, has ii;,
prescribing teac!1lng progra~· f o r lustrated Mardan newsletters for her remembers.
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students based on their diagnostic mother. Her son will soon begin graduate
' evaluation!. work in ,political science.
After living in several countries, her Keeping her a little busier now is
family moved ID the United States when OTllKll DIJTD!S preparation for a West Ccast· eshlbl)lon
she was a ~ger. She' writes and prodDoel lrocbur~ and this rnonlh by her father, photographe~ Roman Vishniak, who is known for hLS "I spoke nO Eng,Ush. ~ere I wu in newsletters for the. center, acts as a rniCrophotogr8phy of Uving things ..
New York. I was lost. I was sure I liaison witfl public schools and various
couldn't, and wouldn't, ever learn. I levels ol public educatkll and doel public PHOTOGRAPHY •
really know how some of iJlese kiils .feel Speaking. This might account .ror hei-~lhuii~m
when they can't learn, when they don't Ao important face~ die added, is mak-about photography as ~. tool m i:orking
· . jng reports on the progress of t"!f!t'1 stu· with lt.1afdan students. TbeY, don t have
fit in." dent (an average of 112 enrollinent) to · to become photographers, bUt 1 ~ft! ·1
While raising her own two children, .teachers, parents, public schools and the--~togr~ph should..irnake a change m th~
now iri their 20s, !he read a gieat deal , c~ themselves. ~ in charge of viewer. , · .. . .
aiid took several nigh_~ classes. evaluation ~-fOfl the ·Mardan Part of what she calls ll~ life
. "I was. alwaYs Drtefested in cbildren pr~m and settini 'up ~ars coo-backwaJ'.d" is her current interest -
and psychology. I started as a part·time · fer'ences, workshops aDct staffing. ' ballr()(fll dancing lessoi;is -"SOmethinl house~ for a residential treatment · Mara has 8 Close working_relationship that wasn't part of my youth." . '' ,
center, later. became a .,tiouse mptber, -with the clinical psychologist and Eventually, she explains, becaale it ii
then supervJSOr, then director of the psychiatric social worker and is actively nece.ssary for the college classes ~
home. involved in the catifornla AssociaUon of seminars she wants to teach, there. Will
"It was good tcaining. · 1 worked with Private Special Education Schools. · · be letters after her name.
~e kids !°d their famm. and got very She keeps in touch with students ih a She has completed requirements for a
involved. . . very personal way. She ~ a mental bachelors degree -partly based on her
. ~n she: beg~ ~-~p1?,g m~, phra~ worry list about student!. Any tour of work ex~rience and is planning her 11~e le~1ng disabilities . an.d learning · Mardan .is : interrupted by lhort . cc:n-masters degree work. · · ..
disorders. r . versattOn .wttb students she meets. Occasionally, she _goes "borne" . to
AN.EriMPLE· On the1 playground "·lilf·illrects ta stu-~·· ~urope, l}er last trip in 1971. :
"I didn't mc;w what they "meabt. Then d~~t ba~,k 1? his -0l~s, e~.plam'ing lo-Th~ • ·~ut most of her attention is f~ on
1 met.a brilliaDt boy wbo.<.'OUld neither visitor, Hes.a new~· Mardan Center, where she ••Y•
spell noc Wrife. IJ~ fi'~iha.ve uie:a~ility . Sh~ joklngJy_ chl~,a1~t a1!°ut:her ",dynatjlic1hings are happening.''
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By SYDNEY OMAJIR
A Llbnn who delighted me
wllb lier complimenta, her
en~, her Intellectual
-ty ~a ber 'beauty:
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be fl'8cleul, · aware, artistic,
lelll;illve and yet • 1 t r o n g
,enough to fight W1Jen the C!IUS<
la right. An Aqliarlan who has
earned my ~t: Norman
llaUer. Aquarians can be crutl~ eccentric , pro-
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ARiEs (March 21·A6'111s):
Don~ resiat change. You have
· · some bright ideas. But they
require further {ievelopment.
Questk>n of mutual'ef(ort, con-
tract looms l1rge. Ge1'-green
light from -who bas ex, · perlence. Trying to go It alone
now would be an error.
. TAURUS (Apr!\ 20-May 20):
What seema slow to .you may
actually; be a necessacy pro-
cedure. CUrb tendency to be
impatient. Ubra person plays
prominent role. Diplomacy gem you everywhere at this
-ume. Oleck medical, dental
appoinbnents.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20):
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Good lunar aspect now coin-
. cides with creative activity__,.
special relatlonahipo w i t n •
· children. Look behind ·scenes
for answers. Nothing will be
handed you on proverbial
silver platter. Highlight in·
· divldualify. -
. CANCER (June 21.July 22):
Practical issues, ~ ~ n e Y ,
results of past efforts -these
now doniincite. Older persons
intrude on ycfr privacy. You
don't have things all your own
way. But you do emerge an
· ultimate victqr. Know it; re-
spond accordingly.
LEO (July 23-Aug .• 22\:
Firiish tl.tber than begin proj-
ect. Be sympathetic to in·
diVidual who confides pi'Ob-"
Jem. Don't cast first stone.
Aries is likely to bf: in picture.
' '$1!ii't t>lp ls featmd. So are . ~I' ~r calli and ;iidt ae t1 bbor 1, . <Olall!al. . . ·, I' VlllOO ' (Aug. !3iSeP1. 21): ' Jncaii\O 'ii ll)iOlllJhted as you · ~ lil·" ""' thingi, including ~. eodeav.!r , whkh" bas your ! CreatiVJ' mark. Leo plaY. i prominent ·rote. You can be in-· f dependent without being ar· . •
:i;:,.~ant. You ca~~ect debt.s. ;. YOIJ can. !><gin savings pro-
~II""'' . ' .~ -. (Sept. 23-0cl. 22 ): " ~~cycle 16 higl!; 'take In-
! mfti#e .. · l4ale new, starts 1n f aafererit " directions.. Mecfns •:ihan .. iiif pall lethargy. Be ~~ Welcome ~ontacts,
>.,Chai....,. Trust your own ~ fudgnmt. Wear bright oolors. r
~ Draw attenlloo, to )'Ollriell. . • ~
• SCOltPIO (Oct .. 23-ov. 21): ·
• liigtillgtit. veriatllity. EnlliY
yoUrielf 'but remember diet
~ resolutiOns. One who is
~;; eareless could cause delay.
· '~ MatDtain , sense of humor.
·.steer clear !JI. disputes,
• eopfcially where relatives are
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EUREKA ~ F I o r a I ol Co<nmeree, -ol the i-•pli:
peacocks ol the Redwood Feslival, is coolident there'll
.Empire, r/iododendrons, will be pleoly of blooms for vie•
be lhe cenlerpiece for almost ing, both domestic and lhe
t. two wteks ot. f\aa and games wild variety wtucb Oouridl un-
here 1* this maatb and early der the northern region's
I May. lowering trees.
AcUvily begins Saturday, $aturday's Festival events TRAVEL April 28, with a RllOdodendn:rl continue the followiDg J/IY
Parade lbrougb it,o w n t ow h augment!d by such attractions ''--------~ Eureka. Art.anikralla . ex-as a yactit race _oo l!umboldt
bibits, botfdlho&j>ltching. Bay. • .
• bowling 8nd s w I m m In g , llUring the nezt week, ·the
· toornanients, are a few ol the Festival blooms on, lea\uring
day's even~ leading up tO the exbil:ilts of native Ind.18n
Rhododeadton Ball and crown-artifacts, ballet ·and concen
ing of • floral queen at performances at Eureka mgh
Veterans Auditorium. School, a car rally, and ap
In ·addition, there's a free pearances by the US Army
hcinJeshoe.gymk at ·Red-Parachute Team on Monday
'Redwood Acres .Jairgroullds, and Tuesday at Redwood
and an opell-'house aboard a Acres. ...
Navy ship, the USS 0 WUtsie/' The FestiVal c on c I u d e s
at tbe local docks .. • , Saturdlly and Sundiy (May $
Airlines
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Annual Rhododend""" Fasttval April 21
Rhododendrona bloom a bit and &) with a square-dance
earlier, under. Dormal cm-"hoedown", a dairy princess ·Fed~ral Avi-ation
ditions, t h I' o u g b o u t the contes~ a Scout...r.Rama,, Administration · has ,aid that
southern Redwood Empire. · variouS sports contests, and a airline pl!Saenger trallle is
However with the late spring 36'hole open goU toumadlellt likely lo iJJcre.,. at the rate
this year, E;ureka's Chamber at Eureka Muni links. of. about 10 percent a year for -the next 10 years. -
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" I • ' • I • Hot Sake FlOws ' • iri 'tand of t1i$ Jlising Sun
By .STAN DElAPLANE -:· from.. .. a Japanese fortun~ cookie while losing the'
· Out to Japan: town on a clear;'cool ni~ht to give ranch-at Cho Cho, the famous tea house.
the sashimi -the raw tuna dipped in fiery green She said: "Suppose people stay late. You tired:·
horseradish -a vote of oonlideD<e. We are headed Must go in kitchen and stand up broom. Straw up.
for lhe land of the Riilng sun and must brush up ' -.. Put towel on top of straw so look' like house-
on our ten Japanese words. , · ·· wife. Like scarf. ,
"Ofura" . .::,. lhe hot bath, "G<>han" -rice, but ' "Now putting hands togetiter like pray. You
a good way to.ask.for ~reakfut. "!chi ban" -best. --row-very .porite, Say, 'Go home now, prease'."
DUJl!ber one. 'D&lJQjm -all OK. I can: . ..W.. ~_._. She aaid immediately the guests look at the
a taXidmer: Turn nght. ~Jett. strught ahead. watch and go home. Never fails. Yon could try it.
Stop.N Tokyo ·taxi 'drl · kn h h . . (More porite than just yavining @t them.) o ' :ter ows w ere e 1s gomg. .
Houses are numbered in the order they were built. * * * l
The mailman learns his C'UStomers like a paper boy ~ It's cherry .blossom time. In J~· an town the
learns llle route. . lanterns g · the b h d · liW I ' uDrive-san, Toyko ~Club, kudusai." ' paper ~ lll -reeze. e a a . e
' -drl · . lit smil H trun·k lempura and sushi. A lot ol hot sake . ., _s.ue_ ver gi~ yo~ a po" e e: e s, I~ a little ialt on the floor to chase off any , Strange cats, these foreigners. . . evil trit.o. , "1
· ~ou ~1and ·~,a oom. ~e .a tpotio.n like tele-~e iirt at tbe Cho Cho said: "Salt make every-
pbolll'!g. pen~a· He goes 1DS1de. Phoh,~s. Tlt~r, ' thing cle&l\. Suppose you first p.r.on go in ,store t'i~~ff ~':t~t ~~the car -Ah, so. in morrunt ·ngd. thrYou nsalo buy danythiitg,' Owner. follow
. They call th~ drivers "kaniikazes''. The ;suicide fu':k.~.u an • ow t m oorway~ Take aWlly bad
.squadron. .*._ .*, . .""' ., Night dub owners put a )ittle pyramid of· salt
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your guests -.lay too late? I learned ·!hi:;· "M~, clean business.''
ACAQJS 70 furrow • • 44. lnd11n · 27 Young go1t 100 Surg•
t 72 Mal~ort.m.wi ... _ . fn~-lberry 32 Spoken 102 5111111
~ t Towtrdttl1 73 Hlnduwom•'•, 146 G1v 33 Biig1 104 Eternal City
mouth g•rment 147 Hebrew 37 Old pronoun 106 Eet gr,.dily
I Sleevelnl .. 74 Preciou• alphabet 38 Hammerhead 107 Swarm of tJ.,e
g.-ment1 , 76 Fat of swine 148 Drive out :l9 Nobleman 108 Brain
10 Poplar , 711 Sh1rpr191ies 15il "Benefit 4f-fQ_raramplf::1bbr, passage
15 J11V11in . 81 Land menu•• . 154 Spitlt 42 Pem11t. 1tO Humor
19 Sun·~k1dbrick 82 Monayp~miurn 156 Che"pi1c11 ,,.3 Conon·flbric 112 Legal claW..
20 Fector 84 Triplet:mu1ic 1,57 Winnow t' -«Wild ox .......,_ 113 Stupefy
21 Edg• 88 Love affair i sa Hindu queel'I 415 P1oog 114 Facility
22 M1scuWn1me fl!iPricklY piar 159 Stupid l 46 Lieinambush 115 Countenence
24 Fint 91 'Frosted 160 ----Zoll 48 Vault 117 Unit of worlr.
app11rance · ff' 93 Fry light'V 162 Estimate 50 Fortv wlrik1 119 Composition
25 Crow's cry 94 Vegetable 164 Muddled 51 Mis(onurits for two •-~
2& SnWlguitar.coU. 96 Track 165 Intimate 52 Wirigs ' l1:1 Bespangle
28 Steerw{ldly 98 Scotch uncle 166 Frenzied 53 Wildcat · 122 Descendant
29 Mothef-ot-8'ii 99 Ador ried 187 Plume 55 Ce"'1e 124 Colonisl
30 Mountlln ridge 101 P.1olound 168 Incas• f>6 Releas1 126 Frag1ant
31 81be lklth't 103 Er udite 5' Sm~ll brook ointmerit
1peciltiv:1bbr. 105-Furriace DOWN 60 SoVr 127 Prepared
32 SuppoM 106 Greek let~r 61 Uselest 128 Rel1igere1or
34 From :pref, 109 l!le11elout 1 German river 63 Layer 129 Mener·ol-fact
36 Etcort 111 Golf club 2 Maritle 66 O!lstruc1ion 131 Ellecute ~
36" C-1'••1 grau 112 Mirienil 3, Touch 67 Cha~g11 with g11, 133. Parasit1: colt (I
38 Show -depotlt 4 Cleari11 , 68 ·-Gabor 134 Behold
.tO Dir.cttd 113 Largew111e 5 Hiding plate , ft9 System 136 Swav
42 lmm111e 11'1 Ceremony 6 Medium ~ulture 71 Struggl1 138 Pe11on
46 Shaknp11r11n 118 Trudge " 7 Church b1nch 73 Stable 139 Doctrine
king 120 M1nuscript:abbr. 8 Pririt1r'1 74 Flat 140 Sm~!lchild
47 Pertainlrig101n 121 Scene measure 75 Slicedinto 141 Uniform
1 och 122 Thrust 9 lethargy cube• 142 Shi!_gQV ha ir
~!f1( 2'RAn ert1 lO i&uagawa~.w 143 Si1e of th•
64 E19le'1 nnt 125. Hang around 11 Comp1s1 point 78 Renegade leaning Towei
65 Form1lconibat 128 Willow -12 Curiou1 i.. 79 Largebi1d 145 Capitalof P1r11
56 Moneyteiider 129 Insect in1p1e1iqri .:.J: . 80 Craggy hill 147 Messenger
58 Ellc.uniion 130 Combined 13 Mince oa1h · 83 Oiphthorig 149 -F11!!gue
59··111tsUft___ 1-32 Coiitly 14 S~irpost 1""'55 Mongrel 150 Tips
60 Gull 133 Recite 15 Sflips 86 Frencti ,umn11r 151 Highlander
61 Athome me11ically 16 Word of sorrow 87 Spread '152 Gollgad9*..,.
62 -Sewltr 134t5maH finch 17 Abundtot 90 Above •f 155 Ru5sitn pl.an•
84 p11ft .136 Draw" 18 ·Weed 92 North .... ,. ' 157 Dressed pelt
115 Oistr~lign1I 137 Ca111lryman 19 tilyin 95 Baker's shovel 161 French anit:ll
68 Lie In W\'!"lh 139 Sum up · Oklahoma 97 'Chance Svmbol ol ,
17 Vlpet 140 Al!u11 ti!3 Indian weight 98 Mr. Slaughter 1ilv11 :
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filling up the d e s e r t
campgrounds at a fairly good
rate, according to .the new
Desert Camping Infonnation
Service being provided jointly
by the various federal, state
afljVf'ocal agencies operating
campgrounds in the desert.
Anza Borrego Desert State
Park was expected IQ be lull
by tonight but there are still
plenty Of ''Prim itive''
campsites available on a first.
come first-served basis; (Be
sure to bring your own water,
for the primitive sites.) The
temperature at Anza Borrego
is very pleasant, in the low
SO's. .
J~SlnI:rTree'-National Mornz-
ment a~ expected lo fill by
~late Friday night. ·
In Imperial Count)>, Ute
.Salton Sea state-' Recreation
Area Headquarters and Mecca
.Beach campgrounds ~
lo fill by Thursday; but you
could try the many parks
operated by Imperial Coonty
that · might .have available
campsites, Niland · Marina,
Red Hill Marina, SunbeaJn
Lake, Heber Beacb Sa"'1
Dunes, Walker Park, Osbof,ne
Park,land Pap Verde· Pan.
These parts ·are all on a flflt.-
come first·served basis.
Information on campsite
availability · in the desert
a r e a s , including Wimltive
campsites in the Stata Parlt
System, is availaWa·fnml the
interageney Inf t1t-111 at lo n
Center by phoning either 881-
1150 or 629-2$44-in Los
Angeleo. The phone lines are
--"Open from. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
every day except Sonday.
In order lo build new
The ·· current a 1 rt l n·e
poisenger total is about :IOU
million a year, and by 11184 lhe
total should rtse lo 521 million,
the FAA said.
The g r e a t e s t percentage
gain will be in international
passengers, •increasing from
the present 21.3 million to 62.8
million in 1984. -
· Domestic passengers are ex-
pected to-incroase from 179.1
milllQO to 461.2 , nilllion.-
The miles flown by U.S.
airlines are likely to inCrease
at an eve)l faster rate· thin
passengar boardings, ·the FAA
aald.
. Revenue passenger miles in
1984 are espected lo total 500.5
billion, more than three times
. the". current figure. A
piisaenger mile is one pas-
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:FOREST MONARCHS11GUARD ,J3.GQO ii\'CRES OF REPWOOD EMPJRE
M1ny of TheH Gi1nt1 Flourished a.foro Birth of·Chrl1t ' t _
~i,sit w Redwood Empire
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yelll' will increase by 1,000 .
planes, tQ a total fleet of 31too,
the FAA said. WEOOT -C 8 r b o r n e towns that offer good country burned-out redwood small cara
Sixty percent of the fleet will pilgrims to the Redwood !are and cozy lodgings. can 'clrlve through).
· :is~ ~~:~~~j,~afi: Empire are dismounting to Five hours' eaay driving Park at. Williams Grove and.•
1011·, and tlfey wilt adcount for spend more time a i o o t north ol &in Franclaco (up US take tbe marked ''loop" trail
80 perce•t of the available · beneath the world's .tallest and Highway 101), the motorist that -the Eel River in!L,
airline capacity. _ -mo.st awe-inspiring trees. reaches Gai'berville, ta1<e...11 the Cbildrena' F°"""'•. !tlgb-,
Passenger loads also will in-That's a lull circle in · point for visita to the Big quality redwood oiml '!!tlcb.
crease, the FAA said, from tourism siJJce the 118fly, 1900'1, Trees.' Here are beds . and all ·~-· .
about SO percent of capacity when vJljlors in knee boots restauranls: also' a bus named Like olhen in -;.&n\"o u
no\f ·to 8n average of close to and ground-sweeping · aiirts Squirrel, which runs up the preserved for public UH\u a
60 percent ,;.. resolutely hiked ~ lhe A"""'1e ol tilt! Giants and -Stale Park. . i
Operations at airport control great shady groves. back;. Oil dally scbedules in Another low-key hike lieglna to~~rs will increde from 51.8 _ In those day:s that was ,the sumnfertlme. Open-roofed, the 1
m11lion~andlandlngs, onlywaytoseethe2o00-yearr Squirfel proVides an Justsoutb .ofBurlingtou
to 1'i2·5 ~on, ~ . the old redwoods. After two 'Wotld unobstru~ upward lookr at earhpground, crosses tM.:river
number. of altcrall handlect by , Wara good highways inched these cathedrals of green. (l~w hl summertime),· ml alr· route traftl,c con tro·I rth' . the · b'• · centers will ·gtpw from 23.3 no to m~ke groves • ~OJ' 111.ers of rr.oderate proceedi tbrQugh 'the mature
million to 42 m1lllon. more aceeM1ble to motoring ability, there are Pleasant Garden C(ub--of America
vlslt?rs. Recently a 33-mile 1t~ ~ the Av~ue :ot Grove. FOi-the hardy the' trail
' Log ~in '
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GREENSBU'RG, Ky. (UPI)"
-A Jog cabin, dating back lo
1796, has been discovered in
. an ord.iilary white frame house
On the main street of this
western Kentucky community.
The historic structure ·was
found in a cocoon Of white
clapboard ~hen a nearby
church bought the property for
use as a park~ lot.
aceruc bypass called The the Giants, wbl~ beg111s with. ' . Avenne of lhe Gianls (actually a well-marked turnolf 'just goes. on alx sleep miles to
the Qld highway) _was com-.,,.rth. of GarberWJe. Almost-tGrasallopper Lookout, bu I
pleted to irovfde a sight.seeing . any stretch that iioks inviting even a port-way walk is
~xperlenee ,~~e hurry-up, wW do. Some. of ~hese are · rtwa,dlng. · 1 .'
windllbleld . 1st. near the Hidden Springs State • Alter 1 steps inlo one DI
But with today Interest.in campground north of Mirallda ..• ~ ew • ecologf a r\ d eOVironment >-8 fine place to pitch tents these ·r(U'elta, the vialtor ii
typUied by the climas' fore~ (13 a ~t) ·or part recreation transported lo primeval iimea.
beside the winding F..el River, uhicles. So quiet and de~ tl'tl
a more lei.surely trend is Longer walks through the redwood stand& that, t h •
noticeable: hlkers 8 nd mammoth grovesf!wJth trees ·modern world disappears tm-
campers.are on the rise again, 300 feet and h gher, are medlatelY,, and the walker Is .
and more travelers pause ·8J!d dellghtfUI from 1he Williams left to.1>9.nder on nature and
savor the groves aro.und Grove .day-use area; norlJ;.of man's ftlatlondUps to ltl Jof-
W e o t t • M I r a n da a n d the UtUe hamlet of Myers Flat !lest ilving manUestatkm -
Phlllipoville, pretty I i tt I e (when! Incidentally there Is a the redwoQds.
, • British Columbia.
rnmer as s a ifefime. . .
campgfounds and • maintain I
¢sting ones, men and money I '" ... ~...._ ~--•~ b ell should not be deY'bted fo cteetl-• --· wW ..-. -r-~ uuwn on -• llW9
ing up after campers. It Is Dmtc 9,_ b-llJetl wHluleop blaa I ....
therefore, imperative that you The_-ofcm-thelllGIOtlof,...,She lllllbtof ......
oJ>oerve good eamping prac-' Mou-...lhllttwbbthe.tben'8NPP-latotlle-
tices, "If you can carry it In, a-.-anddaralr. • you can carry It out", the ,,,_,,1_, .,, .. ..__
desert anti-litter l'•tchwonl. Town1whae~81111.._ with"""",...,, .._
Red Rock Clnyon reports OidlMI ..U,,. fuU of frlondly fKeo.
beautiful weather and wild , ' In a world th11'1 being clvlllzed out of lo -. (
Oo.wera iJJ prolmlon. Sad-·' EOme bade to youro thlo 1ummer. ·
dlebaclt Butte· State Part in To a world 11111111, right next door.
eastern Los Ancelet Coonty Co reports beauUlul w e a t h e r , Brltloh 'wnb/'-
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the tortoise and the hare, will be presented at 2 p;rn. Tuesday thn>ugb ·Satur·
day at Edbott Higll School, Huntington Beaoh. Saturday,JDotmng there will be
a· 10 'a.ni. showing. Admission ts 50 cents. Above, l;lril Foley triea to wal!e up
the &leepy..._hare, J. D: Elmg~. ·•
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lJ!'iversal Pfuns ~oncerts
The . carpenters, J 0 h n Inc. as The Ampitheab'.e's
Denver, Engelbert Hwnp, BeCOOd outAloor aeason, an en·
erdinck, Tom' Jones, Kris ~ to last year'~ highly ac-
Kristol!erson and R,_i ta claimed presentation ol
Coolidge will be among Chose "Jesus Christ Superstar.'~
·who will hfiwune H~son MOst of the named artists
'73," the ·mafigural S~er will appear for a full .week.
Omcert · Series in UnfverSal._ The ten week series will be
Studios' Amphitheatre.' ~ented with appear~nces
• The al\.superstt:ir program of equally stellar performers
will be pre~nted by MCA, from the field of rock, folk and
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aMd on E. B. White's ca.11ic
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Sal'and Sun 1 p.m. AprlH4 and 15
Tony Randall-Burl ,1,,l!s
"THE BRASS BOTTLE"
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SPECIAL MA:rINEE . WED., 1 P.M.
Hayley Millo-Rosalind Russell
"THE TROUBLE WITH ANGELS"
' Aho Dhl C....ty
"TAMMY-AND THE MILLIONAIRE"
Sat. end Sun., AJ>r.il 21 and 22, 1 p.m.
Celia Kaye -George Kennedy
"The Island Of The Blue Dolphin"
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"Pinocchio In Outer Space"
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The Palace of living Art will be open to the public Without charge from today
throogh Easter S(lriday. Guests cao View this magnificent carrara marble re-
prdduction Of Michelangelo's Piela and three dimensional settings of da Vln·
d 's The Last Supper, Hoffman's Cbrut in the Garden of Gethsemane. and an
lnst,>iring interpretation of the ·erucifixion ol Christ created for'The Palace of
· LiYlDg Art 'by Mexiean .artisaris. Open daily from lQ a.m. to 10 p.m.; Friday and
Saturday evenings µntil 11, The Palace of Livlng Art is located adjacent to
Movieland Wax Museµm in Buena Park. . • .
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• NEW YORK (AP) -Bahe Ruth was-
a lovable, playful fat man. Lou Gehrig
., a gentle giant. Mickey ManUe had
enougll power !« all .of them. But the
perfeCt ball pl.ya. wu a man named
)Joe DiMaggio.
"DiMaggio never made a mental
mistake, be WU tbe gro&tetl aJ1-roond
player of 'them all," stoop.shouldered,
.il'RYinl Pe\e Sheehy said as he basled , lilmoell with, deta11I ol equipment
lll!UU'ler In the eat)'Olllllbs ol Yankee
.. ~wn., 't• .j
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ljuebal! palace In the1Bronx = "The
. Houae that Ruth Built' -observes its
SOtb Anniversary today.and.the~
, · ol !ta glorious past will come back for
no one more vividly1tban for old Pete
of the dungeons.
, Sheehy, now 62, wu a bug-eyed kid
ol 12 when the big stadium offidally
~ wilh Hollywood !anfa"' on
~I u . 1923 lind he was still a school
hoy of 16·wbeo he was picked to help
JOE. 'DIMAGGIO
with the &weaty shirts, dirt-at.ained pie in the world."
trousers' and smelly socks of the • , A~ of 74,200 turn~""1t ror the
game's most glamorous ·heroes in Yankee Stadhlm ~ner. The bushy-11rn. " · . haired, ,fl!nt'eyed · Judge Kenesaw
Since then, Pete bas been the Mowttain . Landis, the commissibner.
Yankets' house mother. "Bey, Pete. came by subway. MuSic was fumlshed
gtt me another ablrt, will you?" by the Seventh Regiment Band. Gov.
''Bring· us ....,. ~es. f ".Don't · AlftW ·El, Slqjth ard his wile sat In
orget, Pete, we need another box of Landis'. OOx and the governor threw
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Chicogo'o BullJ
battle to brelk a ICSillg tradltioif when
they plBJ the !PUll<rfDg defending
chlmpioil Loo AnaeJeo ~ IGaliht CJ
o'clock) in ll!e r11111e ol tbelr opening
Natiooal BaS'ketball ~aticu playol!.
Nevet has Olicago won a pla)tO(f game
on the road and even. though this series
slands at W , lhe Bulls .,.. all ol their
vict~ries,againSt the favored Lakers on
the Windy City court.
The ,lllllls and Los Angeles square off
on the Forum floor With Uie winner Ui
meet the Golden State Warriors in the
best ol seven Western . cba.mpionsbip It:'
ries starting next wee'k ..
Chicago squared tbt'Loo Angeles oerles
·Friday night with a convincing 101-93 tri-
fer~~orus
Hit .Downs
Braves, 2-1
. . LOS ANGELES (AP) -Joe Ferguson
· singled hom"e Willie Crawford 1rom ae:.
cond base with ~o out in the nlntb"1n-
ning Saturday night, giving the . Los
Angeles Dodgers and Claude Osteen a 2-1 .
National I,.eague ·baseball victory over
the AUanta Braves. J
l\Uanta starter earl Morton retired i!.e
first two batters In the inning but
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"" ... ,... 111 Kl'I CMI Arw. 15 Allent• •I u<Anotlel AM. 161Houstan .i LOI ,a,naei. ~. 17 Hous'°" •f lo. Ma9lel Apr. l•,Houston •I lo. Anltfil8'
' ''ij·'·m~ 1: •. m. 7: p.m, 7:SS o.m •. autographed balls.'F· oot: the rust ball. •
., JDs: Vt'Orld doesn't have any-Windows. The ball was caugbt by Wally Crawford doubled to right~ter for the
·He·doep't get to see all the big hits, ScfJn8', the Yankees catcher who Dodgers' fifth hit and Fergusoo laced
the · spectacular fielding plays, the · ,moalents later was -using his big mitt ' Morton's next pitch to center field a!: ;•trll!es. breaking over the plate, but lls t target for pilcbel" Bob Sbawkey. Crawfo!11 sped borne. Osteen !lnlabed
none baa heen clooer to Ibo-pains and ShaWtey alto-! ,ooJy ·tbreO hits· as with"a three:!titter. plrmacle"s, the sorrows anlt 1Ucoesses lhe Yankeee n--Red •·-of a ·team lhat during the lalt half-beat the °""'ton ~ The Bravei'nicked oSteen for a run in
umpb when Jerry Sloln bad to s h I I t
from guard to forward wbe11 Ctiet Walker
injured • knee. • • '
The ·teoacioos Sloan carried lhe attack
to Los Angeles, scoring It field goa)i' o)l([
grabbing 10 reb!lunds. sun, precedent favors the Lakers. The
Bulls have suit.red 17 straight defeais
Without a vtdoly in plp,yoff games on
the road and haven't beaten the Lakers
~l the Forum in Inglewood silice Oct.
22. 1971. t "
The Lakers \\'Oil five or six games
against the mliScular Bulls during t b e
regular aeason apd now go inlo a show·
down final g~ trYing to keep alive
hopea of su..,..,iully defending t b e 1 r
NBA ~le. .
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~·as bac k after t'he intetm'tssion but bad
lo nurse a Sjll'ained inee tendon.
How e!feci1ve the st'at from Bradley
can be tonight ttinalns to be eeen and
the Bulls a re short of good replacements .
at the forward positiori. · ·
Center Dennis Awtrey plilyed one al
his better ganleS for the Bui.ls~ '!Ith 14
rebounds and was defenslve1y s t r o n g
ataWt the Lak.ers' Wilt Chamberlain
even though the latter' reboUnded 26
times.
lt mu st be Awtrey, a product of Santa
Clara, eounteracting Chamberlain if the
Bulls are to upset the detending chanr
pions in -Olis seventh game. ~
'-I Bob Love, usually the hot shooter ·tor .
Chicago, collected only five points in
toe st1th g1J110 while Walker . bad (1.
Sloan scored :rT overall and Norm V.1 n
Lit{ finally came Into his own In t h I,(
playoff series with 26. ..
"We played very poorly," commented
Chamberlain, who had to include him·
se1r In the appraisal. And Jerry Wfllt
added, "We panicked a little and bur·
ried SOhle shots and I was lousy."
~ West scored 19 to lead his team. Gall
Goodrich . the Lakers' leadjng S<;!ll'et'
through !he regular .......,; -ed·onty
four points and most !eel he must qo
better if the La.kers are to remain alive.
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century won Zl American League pen-1-1. Balle Ruth hit a home run. . the third iniiing when Marty Perez
nant.s and ·20 World Series cbam· S!iawkey, ·now a grizzled old ·veteran reached safely 00 an error by second 't
plorwbips. of 80,pbreturns to the scene of
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"l sneak: out for~-an inning or two, triwn today and throws out the 'rst Garr's two-out triple.
bUt it's before and afttt the games ball against the ~ton Red Sox in ·a Lacy gGt the run back In 'the fifth with
that I get to see the .Play.;rs most," replajr, of the drama enacted on the a two-out RBI-single off Morton following
Sheehy said. ~'And that's .when you ~same site 50 years ago. a Walk to-Von Joshua and Bill Russell's
~Y gel to know them."--It'.• elso tl!e .same hall, .laded and single. But Lacy 8lso ended 1lle rally
Sheehy llSj!d to come down from the strange-)ooking, taken !or Ju5t a day when he was lbrowncoot by nght ftelder .
Yortville communlly with his tee1Hge . from its glass case at the Baseball Hank Aaron trying to 'stretch the hit Into •
, P81s and bane ove~· ,!o ll!'ltt:!i· Museum In R>¥n1town, NY. The b:jli a ......,. . ,.. his' Yanke'e !a..tl · t Ille 6'ieiilPedW_~ Johnioh, wbo was . ,• ,.,...,,. · •r • ·
portals. ,He rarely gOt ' . then president of 1he up s t a· r t . The Btaves bad 'their biggest op-
He r_e~Us well the April day in 1923 American League. After this yeat, the portunity in the fourth ifining when Os-
.'!".ben ~k tpuring cars drove up to StaCl.iwn.willj\mdergo a face-lifting. teen wal~ Aaron.to lead off the inning o>e gate$ of the new, glistening Sheehy said be was hanging around and Dus'ty1 Baker' followed with a single
Yankee . stadium and spat 0 u~t Yankee Stadium in the spring or 1927 to center. But Darrell Evans, attempting
dilnitaries of politlis and high finance. when an elderly, _gray-haired man ap-to bunt, instead forced Aaron at third.
"There was a kid of excitement that proached him and ·sald, 11900, will you Osteen then struck out Dave .Jbbnson and
first day," he related. "As a kid, r help me with some equipment?" got John Oates t3 fly out.
didn't think lhere we~ that many peo-(See y ANKEE, Page c Z) .. The Dodgers, after leaving a runner..on . --------------~----_,,' -----1 firm ba!e In the first inning, thre atened In the secood when Ferguson led off with
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·Solomon ~-Fot~igain
· a single. He took second when Hosbua
grounded out and then went to third as
-Ron Cey lined of\·Morton 's gloVe but.was
thrown ool by Johnson. But Bill Ru15"ll
gniunded to shortstop !orthe third 01ft.
iAs Angeles and Atlanta cooclude the
three-game series today when Gary Gen-
1""try, ·1'-0, starts for the Braves, against
Dodgers left-bander Al Downing, IHl.
Monday night the Dodgen1 entertain
the Houston Astroo In the opener of the ·
three-game series. · · , '
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mer Huntington Beach High st¥", goes high in the! rup. wound up at second. Detroit won, 8·2.
air .to avoid the fl~g cleats <YI Detroit's Gates ' • . J -' " . ., ...
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BorzOv claims that a 9.6 or 9.7 if. possible1 Alamitos Elementaey., School, 7-9 p.m., =~:..ron ~t' ~ g t : ::g::~ rt t ~ t ~ LAS VEGAS _ Jerry MaraS of UC Seven .inning' rugh'tcap and tw. ice was , • for the U~meter dash. That cdnverts to with the CalifomJa~rbacks scanning . EW•M 1b 3 o • o F.rtluton c • o 1 1•
In Goff Classie Maras, Hic~qn Shine .
8 I or a 9 for 100 YJrds which seems a &be talent ' · • ~~~ 211 • ·! : : : ~., 11 2 1 1 11 Irvine extended his f scoreltlSs· ir.ming rOrced to . bear do"1\ with runners at. PENSACOLA, Fla. CAPJ -HOrr*10 an· · " . ~ • '~ · · -.... Q. '0 0 11 ! ~ Blan the lead •tithe •• stre•......., bit toO optimistic at this time. 'l'1le tcllool Is ~ at XateHa and M.Perei u 3 1'-11 ·RuSMti. u ~ : ~ g. pitchlng streak to 26 ·here Saturday 1n . ttUrd. He had two strikeouts ~issued cas, er 0 w-v , -FY-~ "" ' · Bloo-eld and•-team ~tu-s Is ~ ' ,r ~ 3 ~ °/::1 P 30 2 , 2 . hurling the Ant"''"rs baseball t•-'-to a' hr alks ~·.:, ·his advantage to four ~rokes wit& a.·blaz-
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..-tetbed:• -.se 11 a..ncwa1a-bee ,!_,~ ~~., ca. reer n t vers ty o E-l.•cv. DP....t.ti.111• 1 .. lOS-.AU•nt•., u. An>--.~ , 11 t1t1 r ~ , ""' -~ • , ,._,. c ............ 38-G•rr Hickn)an, nitrhed a 1--0 shutout in the ab-Molin•. d' ' 1 i o Zockou. •• ' o o o "l putted the eyes out of it," the hmPP1 fjjary. I • ·~ • • •• \:_~' r I ff • . . ri.......... . ~ Cle~llld,-21) ' I 2 0 Brodi. lb l • 2 0 ho br r H t 'd rte ........
_:.. 1 • .:.i:.. · ~ ... ;... w M 11 •• n to breviated night.cap to complete a sweep 51119!'. c• , , 0 o l -V. • J o o o · m e rom ous on aa1 a r t-WUg Ill a meet m Tel .Aviv, s~-...a • ...-vn11 del Mar "'High's Cssey Jones Morton l .' 0-1 ~ ' ' 1,, • a • ~nnoff, tb . s 1 J 2 Gr!M. 2t1 J o o o a 54-bole total.oi 202. 11· under par Oil the 1
S.J.mle nee· ... pllred .._ la t5 wu accotded •bon01"1tble mention on one Ofteen w. 1-0 ' a t ' • ' or the day 's games. -;, ~. If 3 i , 1 MUn., c v J o .o o 6.67"yard Pensacola £',,;.,nt"" C 1 u. b
I •\',. • .Of 1 \he ,~ 1971,;.~ep A:ll-Ameiicati r-2:05• t.-1'~ .. The 'dOUble Sh\ftollt gives ucr four O( ~=~l,Jl:f ~ ll ~ :Ji':.•J ~: ~: COIJr ~tu,J has•-~-• ~--s t t•~ up he and ...._ • fi d 1 · · N -d-· "U ·th· H111M11, ., ' 1 1 P••t11n111t. rt 1 o o o rse. · ..
I 11.nDIUI KW11 --... re , ave ec s1ons against eva a \'"' I 11 Sdlfni. ,, , 1 1 airllsonr ft o o o o Blancas, annnlngg (o_t..rflfttl victory in ~ ' .theThisn:·~ • \ J. :· • ANGELS RANG'ERS season ilOd righted the Anteaters after a . ~.~.-•. ,'1 ! : r ~ ~·i:;, lfph ~ ·: : : nine years ~-;;Miht1>FO tour, I~ by One ooe, was put;_ ~t hy the Sunkist , -'
G ho 14·12 defeat on a Windy F. rkfay a!terooon.. · .• 08!:,-,, ,'. 2
1 '• ,• '• sg-oke at the end of the rirst rOund, by rowen1 w show a Van Nuys return " addreas On their AA.roster. Three CIF PT ... ¥ .TWilN BILL -Maras, the-bellewether or the uc1 ' ....... , .. 1 • 0 • two after 36 hcles and got off and ....
Southern SeCtiorr plafers made the 100. Ll'"ft.. stalf,. had .16 -strikeQUts dutjng, the nilie-. Tot•I•· • ' " ' ~~kw, P ~ ·: : :-• ning Saturday' when he chipped in-lcr-&he .
WA·Sll . .man nnt team, includtng Lewis Brown • . ,_, ., ·-third ume In the tournament.-ror •
-• L '\ of " Verbwn Del, Jackie "'Robinson of ARUNGTON. Tex. -The California innlni ~and-gave up two hits, both Uc: ;,.Jal ' ... '* ~ '~ ·~ birdie on the first bole. l ~ u._1 .. ...1c1e and .nm C!~1iane of Palos ~gels and the Texls Rangers will meet to Mike Brock. The first came in the bot· · uN Lu "\Ito&• ooo 0001 CI00-4 2 • Vetefans Frank Beard an4 New ..,.~...,.. -r "'I"' 10 a doubleheader today after Saturday tom qf the ~ng stanza arid dispelled 1 sRollo •AM• • 1.ealand left.hander !lob Charles· were -~ · •· . , •. • · I -night's' American League baaeball ,jlme any thoughti of a nirhitter. · uc •MM,,"',,.., UN L .. "",." (:•,.., tied for seCond at 206. Charles, a formtt
-..-WMITI J · :t BID Toeme"• ~ate -...... y •ll'alii' ~ was ra1·ned oot. · M -~-' USC Tu sd d · fl'er ' ~ .-...--.. -aras anutolA e ay an a Mo11n., ct t l o o o Zodtell. .. J o o o Britfsh Open :"talnpion, had a 66· Ind , • ~ ew arrival san checking .. Thur&-The . bill ..... _ t 3 ·c1oc· k (~ gl 'In thr ., to UCLA . th r· t CllYllMld, 2b 2 1 1 0 l11rv, 3b 2 0 • 0 • • •• -~-nit. In 'a major crog1 coantry da twm · ...,,, .. ,,, a o a-..,,., v gup ee 1nms m errs SPtnee, 11 J 1 o o erocti:. 1b 3 o 1 e Beard,·took .~ in the bright, werm ··· m~. ,.,.11_.,, u~v...-.... ... _ ..1.......1 Y_momlng. With radio st.atloo KMPC airifW both Inning in1his Previous start, had eight M•llnolf, 1b 3 o 1 1 Gr109, ~ 1 o • • sunshine. , ·'' . ~---~ m ....... ,-......-~ .... .wnwn,11 JOIOMllnt,C 3001 -t·~ · ... .-.1 ... tbe ll'i' 1tiloilieten (llleut Among applicants said to be shooting games. Chanhel 5 is scheduled to telecast scoreless frames to run his. string to .r.v. LV011•, :iti 2 o o o 0111or1, d' o o o c ,. .. I pulled just great," said Blanca, ;;; ;De.)ta •:M. . for ~ Lrxc Beach cc . ~etball the nightcap, begirmln.g at $:30. He is tlnt"'S-1 for the year. His e.r.a. is' ~.:=. r; ~ : : :-~tlft."rt l: : : · w}»-\..needed oii!y 28 strokes oi\ the ,.......,.;\.;~ ... vacancy are Ed Gooriian of The Ange1s will send Bill Singer (I~) OM fqr the.aeaaon, he has pitched three Hlt111Mn, '• -'' o 0 o ,.rvor, ' 3 0 • o · greens "J hit the hole on every putt ex· ~w,. r 1 sh•--=-·~ 1 ... · 101111 2,1 .3 1 Tot•" uoio · .. An oftnlgbt In a 1'Cel1t ltAJly omitted CreSC<lila Valley, Bobby Dy or Santa and Nolan Ryan (~) against the Rang· compete •-~ ~ wen "" 11vungS1n ...., " -. • cept one umde of,20 feel.'' -
..... ~ Odrief1 name from a lilt of . .t;:..Monica ~~ TQrrance .. ·Russell'. ers' Rich Hand (0.0) and Pete Broberg another. uc: 1rv1n1 _ •• 1tri't-'1 '~ I~ He ~ rdched seven blrdies. One. fo
Orqe 0:.unty 90CCeJl' players wbo ~ Bierley. . (0-1). ' •· Hickman scattered three hits in tbe uN L•• v"as ooo ooa ~ 3 ! course; Was 00 that IO-yard chip &bot ind
plaf youtb teams In West Gennony· Ibis . • ' • ' Uu-ee others came on pultf Qf ~ !~. ~: '-( .--.., I · h .r e k T d ~ "He was ju,,\ .u.nbtll"'eabl1;" !!lid ~:·:1..~; ~·~ ~e ties Clash ··Wit . ~n1e ,. s · o ay =hy~:~~~~.i-n 1
"".t·ol :lbe
8-n llOCCer 'tea ... -6lanc;as' lead motche• lhe blgges(54'-\ . ..i.. oole adv(l!itage on lhe <our this ~ear,;:
Sime: ~ but~ ...... ~ ~ -' ;\.._ Tl\lrd ~rid IHcMA Ill,,. SlJO.GOO ~ I -LA .. lll --•-,,. M B061'0N (AP) -The Bostoh Celtics slrth game of a besl-oC...-series. ~shoot team all year. Everyone next two games to win UJe -aeries. ~°'Ir II'.~:-"'"" .
· Ulf. toclodlag !*lo u Arbooi Slate after eliJnlnat!ng the Atlanta Hawks In "WIM!ng lhtJ game bil doesn't mean lllotlght the series wilb AUanta would Hawks coach P>tton Fitzsimmons 18id ·~·
-· ..i IM -i'. Podlle I ea'.· a klull>'r oertes tllln was expe<!ted, anything/' said 'B<!llm'• Join Havlicek. ~ore. 1111oothly, bul. it turned oot to at the end, "i think we proved tq peo-~ ~i;::,,M .
1..-. c!ori. . !~ the arch-rival """ Yorlt Knlcko'llt "When you 1'111 one, you just put It ou1 he Pllill· ' pie that we're capable of beating a lW:. 'l1":=~ T -fob~,,~; A sand bass caught recently in Boiton Garden today In !Ge first 1a.tne The Hawks won the third. game in team like Boston . .We didn't do It, but • 1r..l'l '"
Newport bay !lad § tag which wu a~ of the Naltonal Bealoetball Asloclation:a . \ ()a TV l'Naf : the aeries 1111-100, and Celtics coach I think we shewed !hat with a few ba,..· · ~r,:, •i ,:;'
; t..,a.d to It nearlt six YdlfR .~o. The Eastn 11"816· ,,.,___ IT JJ Tom HellllOhn •aafd part of the blame kets here or there, we could have done i'"I, "
n.11, which "'llibed 7 pounds, 4 ounces, "II ~ play aplalt New -the "_,...e 'llt was ao Ineffective Havlicek, who had it" J.• fi:ilr wu~hlbelweentbeOoutGUlrdst• "'·""" _...._. Ae:l_-T" , Fi'--I hedged .....,,,,..,.. ""'\!..~"""" llon Ari'• Llndlnl _ -'ly the way ft ....,_ --· we"' · been bothered hy a virus early In the = mmons on, ,,._,_,. .,.5,,..
ame al where It wu releued when ,ln •tJ'GUble," 8*kl ·O!ltta fonr Pllul of ~r mind ~nd tbroW It •waJ. Yau series. a wiMer in the KnJcks-Cellica coptest. ~r'H1~•twd
11,,..s, Silas. ·"we·,., lollW to need • tter cant dwell on thlnp ,,.. ... -In the-Then lhe Hawks took lhe fourth game "! picked Balti""" to beal the "' ::
1• ·~ ~--•• ~~-~ , • ....,.to el!ort." . J>RSt,'\ ~ said In rt!......,. to Sllnday'I / . HJ-~ Knl k ho ~ m·=_,-=_ ' < ..:;;:..,':t!.:;;::.. ;:-..:;;:,. ~ ... ~:--The Clllla '-•t .~ n...1<1 w-111 in oatioaally-televiled opener aploll th e f7-t4 to tie up the ...,.., .,.,...., c s,. so you con see w •-a pre-""
--"'",_ -~ .--Knl •· • "·med ....... , •• I •'-• ~. dlctor I am." he said, "! Just tbJn!t this Alllnla ~ nlg)lt, expiodlnC IO< 21 CM. ~ poor -· ...... -· ' •
1T11w11 i. _,... -"1 comecuUve ourlh period polnts 11n the The Ce!Uca bave been ~ !Ill lll'eak, The eeii1e1 were ~ to wrap up the Is going to be~ super oerlel."
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_ ·Montrea1 ··shocked Williams-Spa~J{le-s ..
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111-StanI-... In .Coliseum Me~et ...----
MON]llli · -Rick Macl.eish riOod a
1.-~..t'"ia'.hol put Mootreal goalie Ken
Dryden with Jess than tJv-ee mtootea
• pie In llldden-death overtime Saturday
njght to give tilt underdog Philadelphia
FJyers a M ·victory over the Canadiens
' in "the opener of their beet4-seven Na· tliJiial Hockey League aemlflnal playoff
leri ...
1be oecond pme IJ ICl>edulod here
'l\Je!day night.
.Mitcl.ellb'1 goal came after he stole
the pucL from Mootrtal'o Fran t . ~deep In the.Canadlens' end. II
'Naa fhlladtlpbla'• only lhot of the
orenlme p1rtod and. cllml~ a._,..
tiottle tn .which each team held the lead
·• twice during the firlt llree pe<ioda.
Montru.1'1 JaCques Ltmaire eent the iame Into overtlmo by 1COrlng with 41>
~ m.lnu&ea left tn regulltion time after iooli by Simon Nolet and Gary
l>ora!iotltr ltll 111111 two minulel aporl
.llldway tmuicti the third period bad
i!Val the Fl)'On I 4-3 tJdie.
]lolel .......S two p1I for Ptiu..se!p111a
• wjlile Gu)'. t.apqtnte lallled twt<e for the
• Clnodlenl. l
Smith Tops Foe
BRUSSEJ..'I -Stan Smith ol Los
Angeles needed only II mtntlles to win
the flnl RI from Dick Stockton and gain
the Ona1a of the World Ownpionshlp ten· na toumament with a a.1, M victory
Saturday.
Smith outcluaed Stockton. ·with his
service and WlleY tn the openlog RI.
SIAdlon llnprovod In the iiecuid RI,
whlda llllfed '9 mtmd<I; and led +3. Bui
Smltll lied u at-1-4, ·-._ sa..tton•1
!mloo tn the --...s held his """ to nip up the match.
Neppcot !leach'• RoJ -llDll C.... def Mar's Rod IAnr club to-
day la the other temlflnll.
Nater Stars
·•• -LAS VF.GAS ..:. UCLA's IUbollluto
center Swen Nater made a driving layup
with 15 IOCClldl left to propel the West to
• 9MI vld!xy over the F.Asl In the ,..
cooct llllUll Pim H.W)Classic AJ!.sttr
, collep bo.utblll game Saturday.
" N .... , wtio .,... In the shadow ol All·
A.merle& 8tlf Wilton all seuon, was the
game'• molt Vlluable player. He acored ..
14 pcjntl and pulled down 23 rebowlda. · no 1:111 u,11oc1 4Hll ai balflime and
79-M wtlb t:OI Jell. 'lb!l1, Uling a fut
!>rut .,..W · by Dwlghl Lamar ol
Soulll•Ulf" Loolalana, they got bot end
ct-1111· pp tO 91-iO with 38 -. re~. ~
Nl!fer '"'*ed hit layup to put the West
three polllll ahead. .
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defeated BrilrlcFairlie to move into the
flnaJJ or . the Oeveland Classic .lttnnlJ
UlS ANGELES / (AP) -S I e v e The athletes had to Coa&end with
Williams. WOO the 100 and %29 and fan a headwinds ·aJid crosswinds In tJie sbort<r
t.oumament. ,
Rosewall meet& Taylor today for lht
'10,000 ..., prlu.
faal leg oo the sen Diego Track Club's races moot of the afternoon a the
mile relay team Sllurday to hlghllghl the Coliseum •
Prefontaine,
Peppars Star;
Bruins Breeze
fint Trojan lllvilatlooal track and OOld Steve Smith, winner of the Texas
meet. Relays pole vault al IN> Friday nlghl, Stretch Victory . Wllllams, who Clllllpeteci for the managed only 17-0 and was second to
Ulllventty ol Texas at El Puo lut year";' Swtden's Kjell batssoo, who plso
INGLEWOOD -The oombinatlon of
Wing Out and -jockey Bill Shoemaker
recovered from a hard bump at the start
to aaUOp between horses in the. stretch
for a thrilling head victory over favored
Quack In the 155,4511 Lakeside Handicap
al Hollywood Park Saturday.
ran the 100 In t.I ........ and the no In . cleared 17-0. .
21.2, both timea runo1ng Into a -at?mg J~ Powell of the Pacific Coall Club
headwind. --llllrleQ the dlJClll 2011-11 and teammate Al
Theo, clo6ing the meet, the San Diego F,euerbacb won the shot put with a.throw
TC mlle relay team ran a llvift 3:!111.0 of lllH \I.
'Jbe S.year-old IOl'I ol. Boedenesian
broke dead last and was knocked back in
the field of eight. $x>emaker let Wing
Out stabilize himself before the tandem
raced into contention on the backstretch
of the lengthy mile and one-sixteenth turf race. .
Wing Out carried a lightweight us
poundl and bickers received $12.80, $5.20
and $1.40 for a $2 ticket. Quack, .the :1-2
favorite paJd $3.40 and $2.80. Red Orange
held· olf la!Hprinttng Panzer Chief for !
third, paying $5.80.
Dou.hies Win
El'GENE. · Ore. (AP) -Powerful
UCLA, the dtferidtng National Collegiate
Athletic Association ch a m p l o n ,
dominated the field eventa as the Bruins
toppled Oregon, N e b r a & k a :ind
Washington In a lrac~ and field meet
Saturday.
with · James l!edcl andJorfng in 45.5
seconds. Redd ood; woo a race ol .the !40
~er in the day i.n 46.6. steve Williams .
ran 48.4 a,nd Wes Williama 46.3 m the
winning mile relay team.
Earlier, Wes Williams had run a, fast
50.8 time in the 440-yard intennediate
hurdles.
*· u~ .accumulated 221 polnta under ~~nt:na~y:r'a naUonsysUim.al coll~eonate' e!!r ~i.--.Jo.t~. c~,.M~t't.s! .Z..~ "fi.' :t:S.!l.t . 4. FffGl40fl, Attli.t• In ~!Ion, 30:07.2. championships, finlsbed leOOOd with 'JJ11 "' .-.1ev-1. use JWllllemt. w1i.on. A.1ndt.. Q\/1r-. I rlel 3t.f. 2. 'i11 In ttn•tl-1 TC, 3t,t, 3, Arf-po1nls as 0 ympian Steve Prefontaine s.11 •. ..o.o. '-c s1rr.n • .o ...
Picked up vl-ies· in· ·~mile --.1 •'---hot ouf.-1. F1n1euieh, P•dfle coat Club. 6'-H'T. u.:r auu UM.~ 2. Wood1,• PCC, ,, .. \.'.i, s. Mirta. PCC. ™\.')., •. m.Ue Slmk.tw, A.SU, Sf.WI. • Mlje-..:1 . l;11t\n'lln, H1yw1rd Stele, 4:0).t. 2. Mlt-UCLA, as expected, piled up points in !1l1IHd!, Stenlorct. •:04.0. 3. ll1tkrty~U. 4:0..t. '· Ltwson, A.SU, •:IU.t. " the field even•· --• "e Bruins had a i..-111m-1. J1c1<'°". sc s1r1dwl, ,.11 . °PALM BEACH, Fla. -llie Nastasi and -~ •.11u "1 Whttt.y, c~11one1. 1U'4. 3. ll m~.
r rlze Sa double w~r in Gordon Peppers, who 24-.IVi. •-• C•l 1m.rr.non. • -Vi~ Seilas split a $6,000 irst p tur-JeYelln--1. Stvert, SC SlrlOetL-fff"-t. 2. Om11h•11· · day after a 6-4, 6-3 victory over Pancho WM No. J in both sprints, the 100 in 9.5 ~~~",W:1. 2.u-1~J. .-use: t&S-1. 4. w1111.
Gon t nd Clark G bn . tho and 220 In 20.9. !2G-y1rcl hill I~. (rec• ,.._,,_,_ wt-I~. SC . Z8 ez 8 rae er IR Strld~•n, l,1:'" • PIKOI, Grut 8rll1ln, 14.1. l. Weih· Palm Beach Masters doubles tennis 3.00C..m~..-•'NOlechH-1. L1111tr1, uo. 1\u . 2. 111:1 , sc. 14.21. 4. JO!'lnson. UCLA. 1•.1. w1od 11dMI b-l • "·. •. 1:45. 3. Clltk., WSU, 1:4'.1. 4. Mille, (1 .ft m les 11t1r nour.) . tournament. LA, ' . urdi.s, rec• e-1. WllJM, use. 14.J. 2. Tl1>t011, hoi PVl-1. khlller, UCLA, 11-3\\. ~· ·Reoel, un1tt1ehed, 14.6., 31 C11lhn1n, USC, 14.1. '· kurrl1, U LA. .-.1Vi. 3. Wilk.I,.., UO, .st-4. "-Phllpt1, UO, St.-P~c;:.t 11.t. HN<IWl'1d 1$.67 m.11.h. . King l8 C t D. wu rect A-1. A.l!<kl, Sin 01"'9 TO, '"''· 2. . . e \ our Jevltll,.__li C~:._ U..2!,P'; \ ~~W$U, 221-Slna~terv, SC Slrlden. 'l'· l . Snldfr, UC Slnte
... 10.~~::-:~: ~ 7'!.' 2~ ~~~.2~sJrc1 B~to.~:e:'l:.-f: =rn.unv~•a,_ 2. ·smith, UMI·
I . .. ... , t1l'*'' .._2. J. R11'1dll. use. _.._., 4. A.lelllrchon, QUINCY, Mass. -Au & tr a 1 a ' s ,_,,i.-1. Pmont•lne1 uo, 3:56.1. 2. O.OO.Jt.,_uo. u c. ''·'· . A:C:,..l • Htwlllnt, N111,, •:IW.3. "-J~ U<.LA, 00 rect A-1. Smit~ 511 lnt1trt1el!ontl, t .7 2.
Margaret Court and American aoe Billie tf, .. :.~ Jun'lo-1,..~11·•~ ucLA. »-J¥,.2. Ben-~~·A~VL';~~r=,J·i.16 ~:.'tr!~· use. ,J."" Jean King acored euy victories Saturday ~· UC~ Br' 3 .... 111io., Nib., -. ••• A.. 100 ·~~· IJ-1. -Wllll•~i SOTCl •••• 2. Decitltcl; C1I
night in advaocln& fO 8 championship a::~· hurd1......:1. JICklo!'1 UCLA. 11.?,_2. A.Id!, ~=na°';'.~~&·,7;J·f.:Jw'r,jdC7~ .·~~;~~tl~I, ·.!.1': •.,•do-·fn ,._ "',000 v1..m..1.,. Sl1ml of ~C J.7, 3, K. No-. WSU, fl;t: L Fltoer. Mtb., ll0-1. Dll!ICM", USC, l :'9.ll 2' BurU, U~, l :50 ..
IJll "' "'' Ulll:I' .._, u&»ua •· I ~ U~' • ... ' H _ _, UO .,. 3. Kehlk1, Cel Poly (Sin uii ObllPO ) :S1.l. 4, u .. ~ .. ~ta lndoo •-•-•-·-· I · • ....., ~1'!' .• · 111 .... ..-, • . Bla'lev Army, 1:nJ1. .ilf!WM.A"..,., r lll:'l!Ullt wwiuamen 3. Perl!.. LA. •7 .t. rrnm'ln. Neb., •7.2. Trt11ft lu:f}l. A.tecllr, Ct 1 lnt..-,llDnll S2·1V.. 2.
at n~-u-~. ••--t--.. tf!-'~-·. ~. .UCLA. tJl~ .. ·--t.~ Neb., f.S. l. TU(tef', C• $1•1• (LBl Sl~. Jeckton, SC UUlllW'll no.1.-,---.i-u.ia.. ..,.,., • ... • Hffrv.y, • ' Strid.,_, Sl 4 Buth, SC" Slrlotrl Sl-~. "-Court wJ ' of ' 'ghl of I n · ~ UCLA. f:..,, 2. UO t·n.t. 4.o tnhnne.i"f1t~llvrdi..-1 . yn\lema. SOTC, '°' JYUlll, . .' nner ei . 0 l.,S, e eb.. 1:Jf.2. ... lmtto, N10.,,~j1.1. 2.. Boldlnt, PCC, !1111.t': l, klnt, Stilt. $2 ... '· IC1thl. •-·-·-·nta "•~ -1-.-:..:t --• the 1op· _. """'" 111 hurdi.. -1. GuCM'~ro. u LA.»·/· SC Slrldtn SJ 2 """"' .... '""" Oil" .. .ue i.an.-w .i1U AAi:.'k.lwtD, od .flJI. l. MKli1f111, wsu, 2.s. '· . "no r1f.1 A.-i."w11111m1, stiTC, 11 .2. ,_ BrO'""· ce1
seed, defeated Rosie Casals, 6-2, M after m-:.1 ~.t'.'.'· ;,: UC" "' 7 Br-n U~LA 21 Q lnlern1r Oll•I, 21.• 3. Merri•, ArmV, 21.f. 4. Turn..-, 3 Bebb' ' "'=°! ' ' • "'~ ' ' ' ' C1! lnternellona!.riO. He1dwl110 5 m.11.h. ' "rs King w"pped Julie Heldman 6-0 • w'su ol s"''" ·1·0· A. "e1rwv~ uo. 21.o. · MJnor, 110 r1c1 a-1. ~•rd, c11 n ern1t191111, 11.,. 2.
O".' • ''t · ' . '-~ P~(, Y,Urt-1. TrKtlMIH -UCU 1"°4. 2. ~n. W It.On, Army~ 21 . 3. Pe1C01, r••t 8rl11ln, 21 t. 4, ~~ 1~'"4. 3. &rlcilllm. Uo •. 1f¥. '· V111Dtvent1r .... Jtif~.;,~f. ..!..'"1f'fie\~~,;,,, Sweden. 17..0. '· ·sm11h, -· o 'c......:1. Wllkll'IS.··bo. lfO.t. t. Gorikon UCLA. ~~'°ill. Pull•rd, use. lW. •-Ml11ue1, ~·.,.,.,_re• Trapp Tra .. dee) 1,1-;. l. Frt0tro, ucu.. in.-. •-McC-i~ •• wsu. o11cui -·1. "-"· PCc. 2fll.n. 2. Ll••er, sc -f"lli-.. rr,li.-1. ~llM, UO, jl·N.A. 2. J:-Stride,,, 113-10. 3. T1ler11, Greece, 111 ... 4. kDflllf', \ . . S~· ~0u.1 '?J~'· l. Burtwt1t, w LI, ·l3:2s.o. '· ~1~~·,·~~ 1!!·t sio!Wt PCC 7.1v. 2. 111 ~" DET&OIT. -1be :Qetro1t Pistons ob-HJ';!irnh-''. F1etcller, UCLA. 7·2V.. 2. l(Dflfllk, Browni ~II Poly lS•n Lui• Obl1POi •fd Shep1rd, talned fMward Georii1Trapp from the U\.,, * ,, J. Nl~hl, i~JD· '·ce1111111111:, Neb., m· P(,.l;,..;!m1ie ow_en•i. u~~·.:J::d. Afmy, 1):33.L 2. Atlanta Hawki ·Saturda>1 in e1change for uCCf. n-~~Tai1111•t. uo. ~ ~~: .lfl>.. ,.: l!m~~1f1:~.r1.1rr=. 1:31L1:=&--1;l3';"s&~~~ eh, •'-'•fl-" round 1-~<'-In -rsdau"~Mlle rwl!:I UCLA (Gue"-, CODOfl' Gaddl1 M\!t r-ltlav -1. ~an bifQ• T(''tc: "° •7.S, w1 """t'"' · lln se 11:\:l..IW 111U J s . ~\JZ11 31 ~· •. OrlWI 3:io.l. 3• W•lhlncitono111; w1111m1 "·'· s. wn1111111 ,._., Rldct "5.4, 3:06.1, . National Basketball AMOCi.atioo college J :1 .2.... '"3:11.l use. 3;07.1 i. Ar1t0111111111, 3:14.1.
dral Nm -.: l.LA 2U. Ort0011 207. We1hl11111I011 No 1e1m Kor1na ktDI. t. J Stile 140. N lot. A -2,1Jl.
-n.e ~foot-I Trapp, a tw.>year veteran,
averaged 1.7 and ll.3 polnta in his two
,. ..... with the Hawks.
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Tod ay's Sports
' On ·Television
10 a.m. (4) -WORLD CHAM·
PJON81DP 'l'ENNlS -A $10,000
check 15 up for grabs in .finals of
· the aev.land Clalslc. Ken
wall faces Roger .
II a.m. (7 A PLAYOFFS
'!'ht l'Je ork Knicks meet the
Illes in Bootoo Ganim. ....-~--12 noon (4) -STANLEY CUP
PLAYOFF -'!be New York Ran-
. gers meet the Black Hawks in Oii· ·
cago.
12:30 p.m. (2) -CBS SPORTS
SPECTACULAR -Swimming'~
· golden girl in action -Australia's
Shane Gould -taped April H at
the national AAU short course
championships in Cincinnati.
1:30 p.m. (7) .., -GOLF
TOURNAMENT -Final round ol
the Dinah Shore Winners · Circle
chamj)JOijhip live . from Palm
·Springs. .
S p.m. (2) .-TE'NNIS·
TOURNAMENJ' -Doubles play
teaming veterans and yo u n g
. pl11Yers. The $25,000 Palm Beach
?i.18sters Tennis Tournament taped
earlier in the day. (9) -WOMEN'S
GQLF -Janie Blalock and Sandra
Palmer vs. JoAnne Carner and
Pam Higgins in the Cinderella
. tournament. ·
·5:30 p.m. (5) -BASEBALL -
The California Angels take oo the
Texas RaogerS in the first of 25
games scheduled on Channel S ihis
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For Gal Goffer
PALM SPRINGS (AP) . -Joyoe
Kazmlerskl , who says she loves the
@allenge .()f wind, stretched her. lead to
four strokes Saturday after three JOUnds
of lhe bfustery, .sandblown !154;000
Colgate-Dinah Shore Winners Circle goll
toumamenl.
On]y two of :the 49 contestants in this
r{cbelt event ever on the Ledies'
Proleliilonal Goll A>sociatloo tour could
bOast 11..1b-par scores after 54 holes. Jo
Anne{;arner matched Miss Kazmierski's
third rOiJnd 7) and railed Ille leaden nve-
under-per %11.
• The tournament )Va. delayed 50
minutes . by a rnomtng sandstorm when
gwl& hit 50 miles per hour, but ll!iss • • on TV Totlay '
C1aa nnel 7at1:30 .
• Kazmierski says the wlnd.s merely make
p!8y a ''super challenge.'' ~
Joyce, who hod a t · ke lead
after a 68 Friday, to try a lfx.
fool birdie puU 18th green when a
gust of · ted a large umbrella and
flying about 75 yards. She then
two-pulled le< ,a par.
The d-i wtnda _.. tntermillel)t,
sometimes whipping up to 30 miles Ji«
hour during the course of the round .
Miss Kazmierski, a s.-foot-8 former
Michigan State amateur champloo who
now lives in Willl.ston, Fla., had one
bogey and two pars in her round. Five
strokes beh1ild the leader at even par 216
were foory players · -veterans Kajhy
Whitwort,h, Mickey WJight, Carol Mann
and Sandra Haynie.
Betty Bucleind, who trailed by only
two strokes at the start of the round, shol
a 75 aild was ne' over: par at 217. .
. Miss Kazmierski, 27-year-<>ld veteran
In her sixth year ·on the tour, seeb her
fll'SI tournament triumph in today'• final
round.
~er best previous finish was aeventh
before a runnerup effort in this ~year's
Sears Women's ·Clas&c. j •
Mrs. Carner, a S-fopl:7 strawbeny
blonde from Lake Worth, F1a., missed a
six-root putt for a double bogey si1 on
hole 15 but went one under by sinking a
three{ool. birdie puU Qn Ult 13th. Sh~
hasn't won since her rookie year in 1r70.
Miss Wright, who carded a 71, glanced
at the scor~ and said, "It k>oks like
wp;'e a little·borseract litre. f. fiv of us have a shot at le'." _
T oyce was five 'WKler, Mickey
qulc y added: '.•We better get on oor
ho~es -or she's going to nm away with·
it.''
Niter· wn the WeatJ1 top scorer. Re
wu ·followed by.Ed Ratleff of llll Stile
(Loag Bead!) "1th 14 points.
lloselfalJ .\Vins
CLEVELAND Veteran K en
CORVALLIS, Ore. -Oregon Slate's
Hallu Ebba atepped up to the tw~mile for tM first time Salurday, wlnnl the
eveot ui 8:40.6 in a 101-78 track an field
victory over Utah.
Ebba, the Pacllic..a Conference· mile
champion, erased the 12-year.old school
record of 8:46.9 set by Dale Story. Utah's
Scott Bringhurst pushed him most of the
way, flnlshing second in 8:42.
STATION WAGONS -
Rosewall ·fought off .an upset bid by
mueeded Ray Moore and Roger Taylor . . .
YANKEE .,GHOSTS OF PAST .. ;-,
(CoaUnued Fnnn Page C 1) · strapping athlete was · dying of a
Jnuscu.lar diSease. "l saw him miss t\\"O "1 jumped at the chance,'t. Pete grounders that he _ nevec.,.,y,•ould have
related. "The man was ·Fred I.Ogan. the missed in hi!I life under nonnal con-
Yankees' t!:f;luipment ~ger. I helped d' I I r d • he h 'd flim that day, and the ne1t. Soon I had a It ons. grew a r_al , ' S e Y sa1 .
regular job." Tbe consecutive game streak ended on
Sheehy went to war in 1942 and came May 2, 1939. A crowd of 61,808 paid the
back in-lN_S to find Logan retired. He Iron Warrior a.. tribute:and, with tears in
took ·~ u1pm tjoband had '·d his eyes, Gehrig responded: "I .am the over~ eq en 'kl luckiest man alive." Hef"died June 2, 1941. lt ever sinCt. With Ruth and Gehrig gone. the .: .-''.'J'beJankees.Jiaye bad S(lme_gr6't Yankees looked for another..super star
l;taln.1 down through the years, but they and fotmd him in far.orr San Francisco in tvoold have-had to go sorqe to beat that um teSJn," Pete said. "The Babe. Earle the fonn Of'.a tall, supple outfielder nam-
Combs and Bob Meusel-in the .outfield, ed Joe DiMaggio.
l.oJ Gehrig at -first, Mark Koenig and 'lbe great DiMag became a Yank ee
-Tony Laueri in the infield, pitchers like 'legend, playing_-}~. sea~s fro~ ~936.
Herb Pennock, Bob Shawkey, \Vaite Hoyt -l~h 1951, iftrushmg with ~ llfet1tne ·
and George Pipgras. • batt~ average of .325 <Ind sethng a <Xlf'!:
"The toom had everything, including a secuuve hitting streak record ol S6
good manager in MWer Huggins." g~~~s. .
Sheehy sald that while Huggins. was a D1M.agg10 was 11 vc y
small man1 a one-time lawyer. none of Sheehy recaUed. "He W~s . lhe 1plete
the playen: inc~'ding Babe -Ruth, could pla~er. He was almost hke a symp ny
take advantago/~ hlm tM way be pung...a bat. ran and threw. I
•·ae wu a tOugb l,ittl~,guy in his w~y." rate him wtth lhe grea~est.." .
the Yankees' veteran locker room Sheehy was . not inclined to un-
caretater said. "He leaned on f\ulb deresU~t~ the m~n who re~laced · .Pl. everybody did but there was i DiMaggio in c::enter field , the raw·boned
ol mutual -~ 'bet ,._ 1 kid from Oklahoma J111med illlckcy Man· • .,.,!"'... \\'Ceo 1.ne wo tl• >
men'' • · ~ ''No man ever swung a bat with more
1'1e Babe \\'as a majestic figure "'"ho power," he said, recalling h1ickey's tape
"'COmmanded both respect and awe but measure home nms. particularly the shot
beneath that beer-barrel figure "beat the May 22. 1963 that came within Inches of
heart oC a little boy,'~ Sheehy recalled. going out of the Stadium .
"The Babe was a big. lovable fellow -''fie was a powerful man. Too blld he
alwayS"a kid," he added. "lie had some didn't have stronger legs."
114-.,a.ys in his earlier days but he set· Shcehy's caft-er with the Yankees has I
tled down aft~r his second marriage.'' spanned 10 managers. starting with little
Sheehy said be happened to be sitting l\ljller Huggins, including Joo ~1cCarthy,
in the dugout when Ruth hit lfis 60tb Casey Stengel and Yogi Berra and com-
home run in 1927. . -ing up to the present ex·nnny major,
"There wasn't Iha excitement you'd fullph Houk.
lmagine/1 .he said. 11There was a big "l:louk reminds me a lot of f\fcCarthy·
cheer, u always, en~ hie teanunate!I . -100 percent baseball," he said. "Hug-
congratulatod him . Bui he·had already gins smoked a pipe. M'cCarthy, like
bit le another y~r and Ult feellng .. ,, Houk, chewed on a big cigar. Yogi chcw-
that ... t year be probably would hit 61." ed gum. Cuey taJted a lot but he waa no
U::lu Gehrig was the star pitcher for clown. 1 Colulnb!J Ulllvenlly lhc year Yankee "The game has changed a lot. The _
Stadium Opened blli.. before the season crowds Wied to bo all business men. Now 1
Jff'al bver he was on the Yankees payroll there arc a lot of girls, women and school
and wllhln two years a regular destined kids. Equipment. ts !Jette~ The Babe
IO play 2,130 sames In a row. never had a wtlform fitted In his life. He
"What a awett man he was." Sheehy had to take it right off lhe shelf.
aald. "He beoame one or my ~ friends, '"ll"""'' mare prolantly tn the locker ·
• a qµlet, gcdtle fellow, no conceit, no rol>ms lhese days -the kids seem to "Y
bombost at all." the bad words without think ing about It
Sheeh)' said everyone noticed Gcl>rlg -but In the old days you had o fnr he-
"''' arowlhg thin and gaunt ln the late lcr chance or getting squirted with a
llljO' but none had an idea the~·· !plash of 1~." r
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Tli ese B eauti ful Swtion Wagons At Their Finest
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SEE. ONE • • • TRY ONE • • • BUY ONE • • • TODAY!
' . "Oratipt Counti1'1 Fomily of Tint Cori" -\-I
Home Orl'!'he N.W car , , •
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fourth Straight
Golden West .Breezes
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To Circuit Swim Title
' ' ~ :LOS ANGE LES Golden Golden West diver Kelly Dennis finish·
West C<>Uege \Von the Southern catifornia ed third in the co1npelition off the three--
Conference twimnling .championship for n\eter board, racking up 279 points.
the fourth consecutive y~ar u·ith a solid · . The Rustlers c!Osed out the meet wlth
final ·day performance Saturday at East a 3:38.3 clocking in the 400 free relay to
Los ..\ngeles College. fin ish third in the eveot behind Santa
The Rustlers ~ot final day victories J.lonicn. ..
from Marc Carstenas in the 100 yard Comprising the Golden West unit v.·ere
freestyle and Kevin Williams in the 200 Frank Brown e, Scott ti1oore, Jim
breaststroke to rack up 147 points £or the J.1cAdoms and Cardcn.1s.
three-day meet and win bv a comfortable Golden West led all the \\'RY in the
S4 points over runnerup Cypress. championships, taking the lead on Thurs·
Cardenas clocked a pe~I best time day, expanding it on Frj.day and holding
of 49.7. a half second ·helter than his on Saturday.
previous bes} and the fifth best ttme in \Yllliams and Cardenas both \\'el'e dou·
the state in the 100 free. Williams "'as a ble winners for Golden West. \\'illiams
tenth of 11. second off his previous best annexed the 100 breast title Friday to go
mark in winning the breaststroke wlth a with his \\'jn in the 2001 and Cardenas \lt'8S
2:20.6 clocking. the 50 free v.•inner on \hC opening day of
Williams' previous effort of 2:20.5 the meet. ·
ranks as the third best time in the state
in the event this year.
Sou1Mr11 C1I Co11terent 1 Al l l"I LA 16$0 F.._..,1, Jon4'i (ltH/ 11:!-t.~. ?. Brown tC\ ll ;fi·~·S. MellbY \GWJ l;lt.I, -· ~ !ELA 19: , 5. Olion {SM 19.';'t.I. l r-1. C1r<!en~i (GWl '9.1. 1. Stenlllt m ISM• Sll.O, 3. M<1rDhV !\AH) ~.S. 4. C. Mon1en (Cl 51.1, f. Thotson ISM\ 52,, &. Mtrer (ELA) l:O'l.o,.
lr 611tk-. Stel•v \RH ). 2:6'.S. 2. ~!orll !GWJ l: ~. l. o. Mor~.tn C) 2:11.2, •· And1r1.0n CC '~9, .S. R i \Cl 11.0, '· RHd IGW 2:19 , flr1 :l'-1. W IU1mi (CiWl 2:10.l 7. ~1lni (C.) 2:2' ·'· J. f:.!nW'i!rlh 4Cl 2:25.2. •· ll\11 fRHI 2:26.5. S. Wh!t1 !CW) 2:27.1, 6. lltc~frl (ELA) 2:29.S.
DAILY PILOT (; 3
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Dealt 6-1 LOss
In Tournament
Los Alamitos HJg h took advantage of
early pitching wildness to score Joor nms • ~
and ttM!n held on to poSt a &-1 vlct.or'l!.
over the \VestmlnsU>r ·I.tons Saturday Ill
firs t round play of the annual Santa Anti
Elks Club baseball tournament on the
Sarita Ana \'alley High field.
\Yestn1inster returns to action for a
pai r o( games ti1onday \Yith tbe first at
9:30 a.in . agai nst Santa Ana Valley, aw·
lo.ser to Orange. ..
A second game will be played at 3:J$_. 1
regardless of the outcome of the morn.in&.
tilt. If \'lestminster wins in the momip4,.
till. lhe Lions \\'ill continue in consolatk>c\,
play until they lose.
Jerry Osterburg started on the mopnd
for \Vest minstcr but gave up three hits"'·
and four \Valks in tho first t\\10 frames N...
Los Alamitos scored a pair in each ~ ..
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Pete Noah and Ray Storti chipped in
'vith second place finishes in the but·
terfly and bac~roke .events. Noah was.
clocked In 2:10:3 in finishing second to
Kim Martin of Santa Monica (2 :05.7) in
the butterfly while Storti 'vas timed in
2:09.4 In the backstroke. The tim e wps
nearly seven seconds better ~han Storfl's
• r previous best effort.·
Ted Reed . scored a sixth in the
bMtkstroke and Fred Lammers was fifth
in the butterfJy 10 pick up other points
200 Ftv -I. Mll"lln (5MI 2:05.7, 2. No.II !OW)
?:LO.J, 3. Ntl'IO!I lCI 2:10.6, 4. JonH' (1t Hj 2:13.6. 5. L1 mm9" !CW) 2:20 .• , 6. Wrlotu \SMJ 2:2 ,Q. J Mellr Olvlnq-1. L11111n (~ ol()(.111, 2. l)iiv\1 (ELA JU.IS, ), DfM!s IGW 219.00 -· Cr llln I~~) 24,.1'0. J. S..ndovll CEL l 2-l.~, 6. pi.1l11p~ SM LU .4 .
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TOM NOON CHECKS OUT FORMULA V CAR WITH SONS PATRICK lLEFTI AND KELLY ' .
Noon Switches Tracks
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GWC Spike Coach to Race at .Riverside
By CRAIG SHEFF
Of Ille D1JIY 'llet Slllf
Goldeii WeSt College track and field
coach Tom Noon makes his racing debut
•• ii1 three weeks -. but it won't be on the
kind of track that he's accustomed to.
On May 5 at Riverside Race\vay, Noon
will see a long time dream come true
when he completes his driving tests in
his c>WJl ·Formula V race car.
playing rugby I needed an ouUet. It's a
release for me.
. "I've always been a race fan and I got
wind of this (Fonnula V) rac~ class. I
didn't think there wa s any way 1 could
afford , it 1 thought that maybe some day
in my old age I could. But I went ahead
anywa~" ~ . "I ha e_ a yQUng mechanic who works
with m and we've put in a lot of all·
nighters trying to get. it ready. It gets to
be a problem fmding time to do the
'-''Ork." •
some work -on the engi~e."
There is no money at all in driving the
Forrpula Vees. About the only thing the
owners and drivers get out of i~is some
· sort of satisfaction.
Although Noon says he's in it'.for fun,
he still has a very competitive desire to
be the best there is. ·
And the JS.year old Noon has set his
goals high -he wants to be a national
champion.
"That's the goal of anyone who
chives," says Noon. "I know it's kind of
]ate to get started in -racing, but it's fun
and· the entire family is·enjoying it."
Noon is requited to go lo a school at
Riverside for two weekends, driving for
-two days each time.
"~1y goal is lo get to Road Atlanta and
to do that you have to be in the top three
in your region which would be quite an.
accbmplishment. The national cham·
pionship is the goal ol everyone that
drives."
'Mlat first weekend in May \vill be a
very busy one ..for Noon with his track
team competing in the S o u t h e r n
California Conference finals. Noon says the need for j! competitive
outlet got him started.
"l played foolball and rugby for 21
years. So after I injured -a knee last year
Bell Fps 1£»
"The Sports Car 'Club of America puts
it on and they have instructors that
grade you and help you out. The first
weekef'ld. I got good grades. but the
transmission let go so we've had to do
"l'm driving the day after the con·
ference champioMhips which ought to
really blow my, mind.".
• SoCal Steal~
Bucs F;all to Hornets 3 More Bases~
Drops Pair
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In ·Tourney Finale, 4-3
Six en-ors in the .. first game and a -, --Fullert9n pitcher Ron Bell struck out
15 Orange Coast batters in guiding .. the
Hornets to a 4,3 victory over the Pirates
in the champio"6hip game or the Orange
County JC tournament at La Palma Park
Saturday night.
Ora11$e Coasl. tallied single runs in the
first, fourth and fifth innings, but the
Hornets' big second frame was the tell·
ing blO\V. Fullerton scored three times in
that inning. The Hornet&'· first run came
in the first. ·
OCC scored its first run on a single by
Rich Fielder, a wlld pitch and 'John
masterful Pitching performance in t h e
Palmer's one-base blow. In' the fourth ·niglitt:ap ga.ve California Lr.ftheran Col·
Mark Olson was hit by a prtch, 1tcWinced tege a sw~p of l! doubleheader baseball
to setond to Tim Gramm's single and series uith Soutbern California College
scored whep Dale Kubeska doubled. of Costa Mesa Saturday, 5-2\Md 9-2, in
The Bucs cut the deficit to 4-3 in the action on the TeWinkle Park dia~d.
lift~ when Fielder got aboard on an er-SoCal stole three bases in the twin bill
ror, moved to second when Palmer walk· to bring its season mark to 114 after 23
ed. and scofed 6n "1Qtber error. games. The team record is 12-10..1. . > "L One of the few highlights of the day
Coach Barry Wallace's Pirates bad a for SoCal was the hitting of ,Mark JGts·
golden opportunity to score more nms in mussen who drove in three of the..Jour
. the fourth inning with runners on firSt Vanguards runs: ~
and third, no :outs and the lone tally in. In the first out1 ickey Lebeck opened the first inning 'th a single ·and
But Bell struck out the next two batters Rasmussen doubled to. bring his across.
and induced the fina1 Pirate to pop up -SoCal fell behind, 2-1. then tied the
ending the. threat. count with ~ the fourth on three
. Gramm pitched well in defeat, striki'ng singles and an infield out. ·
OngalS•. Captures out three and walking five. Doug Adams. Curt Spanel . and Pat · . . . .... Quinn loaded the bases on singles a n d _ OCC co~~four error~1th J.\\'O of . GarLJeffri~__go tlje across.
the"1JO'i1ieTs' runs being unearned. ln the nightcap, ll..asmussen scored Funny Car Ti e
Danny Ongais of Carlsbad won
Saturday night's funny car title at
Orange County International Raceway
with an elapsed time of 7.06 and 206.42
mph. .
Ongais, driving a Plymouth Barracuda,
defeated Mike Van s8nt of Los Angeles
who had an et of 11.96 and clocked 51.39.
Van Sant, driving a Mustang, crossed the
center line aiid ha'd.lo ;1w1 off.
Sush Matsubara of ~ei.s ~ the
·low-elapaed time (8.~) while !Jirry
Chrlstopherson of Phoenix notched the
top speed \ (217.39). Both drove <;bevy
Vegas. . ;
_A. crowd Of 3,895 vi wed the action.•
. It was the fourth time this sea~n that pair with a single in the fifth inning. \
Fullerton had beaten Orange Coast by SoCal pla}'s night games 111onday and·
just one run. The Hornets had previously 1'uesday at El Toro lltarine Base and
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UC Irvine's v:arsity crew moi ed iiito-:
'contentioO U a threat to :west coast row·
ing pomrs by defeating Cal Sta~ (Long
Beach) at Long Beach Marine Stadiwn
Saturday.
At the same Unle, Orange Coast
College was defeating UC S a n ta
Barbara's junior v41rslty on North Lido
Channel I' lls second outing of the
season. ·.,, ~
CSLB finished •e<ond lo the Unlvnrsity
of Washlnglon a year ago In the Western
Sprints and ls rated " one of the top
teams on the west coast th.ls season.
The Anteaters mo ved In front and held
a f\Hecond advantage al the finish line
with a 1:23.5 clocking for the Olympio
2,IX!Hnel<r course. CSLB was limod in
6:30.0.
The UC! varsity foors 'Won with a
7:30.0 clocking, 31 secmds in front of the
Long Beach shell. '
Jn the junior varsity race, UCt posted •
, a 8:30.1 clocking lo WI by more than a
boat. length and the first UCJ freshman
team lopPed l)le CSLB second varSlty
boat wilh a 8:44.0 time.
Lone lo... w.S the-second UC!
lres!Vnan boat th•t d1oppod • dociJkln IO
the t0p CSLB !lnt·yeer ~" Jri 1:54.0.
This was the ·lhltd -lght·'flo!Oly for
the UC! varsity in dual compcUtloo. Nell
Saturday, co&<!> 11:91!. Ema'• _,....
tta~l lo Marina del Rey for the All·
California regatta.
Orange Coast bad little trouble In
disposing of tie ucln junior varslty
shell In choppy wattif with headwind!
lhit kept tlm., hflher Jhan 11!11!1. OCC
won with a e;51.0 clocking to-Jftl.5 for
the Gauchos.
In the -freshman race, OCC wJ' clocked
in 7:09.0 lo 7:315.2 fot San\~ Barbar9.
A v,...l!Y ._.,e (ound San Diego State
dtfeatlng the Gauchoo, 6:5l.O lo ?:20.1,
•lower tim., than U-poste<j by tile
OCC &bell In winning the ~ r.C..
Next Saturday, OCC will journey lo
Marine St.tdluni In Lone Bellcll for a
race with the !llen and Loyola.
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Kings -Pa~~oes -~I·t All
~ By ROGER CAl\l.SON iJ ~a ~I clip aM ~he bu the arm and SIV· speed oece• make It at fident on the diamond." opines °' .. DM•r '"u.e Jteff IJ_Wt"C:arr~ Corona del Mar tn . vy to compete at catcbei', a third bllf:. But at caldiet-M-!:ager.
Slze, speed, atttngth and the pitch~ department with pooltloo he wun't too~ ....,.. to tilve every asset Bul.P!:ObablY the No. 1 thing
can he hit anything ot r'lhan • • going for his ability a S.Z rooord. about when coacll Tom Tracer ~ to hit the off ijilied-.piti:fi,
a fastball? 1 Star hurler Matt KeoQgh, approached him e bout "I conS!der.;i-Eaj_Jner and usually the sign ol a hltte>'
Those -""'~ally 'the fir&t tied up w1th CIF b a a k e t• · swflcblnc Bite!' hi! ooplwnore Keough the -two p!ayers with a bright future. _
th1i:ip..-any professional &COUt ball j>layoff action, , won't season at third base. I've ever coached in my nine Interested parties on the 1
!is for when he makes h1" nally be ready for the mound · Palmer had batted over ,SOO years," addl Trager. '°Jleglate level are lb,;
lours· around the hi8h school •until after apring vacation. and wu a lint team All-Palmer only turned 17 In University of Arizona and Cal
baseball beat Jn search ol the With K...gh rounding Into Irvine League selection as ~ November and aside.from the Stale (Fullerton), among
elusive talent. _ llhape Palmer proceeded to eophornor<. A3 a junior he obvlws Improvement l b a t others, but if thlnp fall In
Corona del Mar'a Bob Plllm-chalk up a S.1 Irvine Leegue slugged for a .152 peroenlage figures to take place In the ·piaoe lilre they should 11 would
er 1" a 6-3, lf>.pounder, who mark, struck out fl In 50 In-and wu an all-league selection nest two to three years, appear Palmer'• headed. for ,
figures to fill In at about 210. nlnp and attali>ed a 1.25 e.r.a. at catch«. Trager polnte !)!It ,palmer's the professlooai route. ~ ·
He's got an ann, has e:r-wU.h his lethal fastball 0 B!>b wasn't really going for other pluaee:: His brother, J o)l-n, in-~looal power, hits _the off · ~t calchlng and hitUng 1" it, bul he's _the type that will "He'• got the good arm, he cidentally, was~ aliO an All-
speed pitch and "i'n·also pitch where Palmer esce1". do juJl abOut anything you hits with power, he has good leasue sljr, for Corona del
and play third base. If he has The Sea Kings right-hander aak. Ando""" he's glad ' he did sir.e and sll'ellgth and he's Mar.
any lack of talent it's the fact has socked three borne runs becaWle tie likes the poaltion," young. And Bob's also an ex-John's currently swatting
• he'snota·spri.Dter. andlsbatlingwithcorWstency says Trager._ tremely coachable sort, a the baU at a .329 figure for
Currently the Sea Kings star each Ume out. "He doesn' really have the gi:eat hustler and he's con-Orange Coast 'College •
• . DAILY P'ILOT Steff P'Mlo
CORONA DEL MAR'S VERSATILE BOB PALMER FIRES FAST BALL.
·Riis tiers
Set Mark '
In Relays
·Palos Verdes Stnr
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Spikers __
UC Irvine Alamitos •
Harness <
Results 1
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Place 2nd Laguna Nabs Crown·
Greg Beal, James Jacltson
and Charlie Eulo posted vic-
tories but Ule UC Irvine
By STEVE ,BRAND
ot 1111 b&llY Pit.I Staff
Anteaters finished . second to UPLAND-When L a g u n a \Ve~tmont C.Ollege in a four-Beach track coach Len ltiiller
way track and fi eld meet stag-predicted freshman Eric Hulst
ed on the UCI tartan surface . would be shattering records as
a freshman, most people track Saturday afternoon. .credited such 4 tateinents to
Eu lo, UCI's Pre m i ere enthusiasm.
freshman pole vaulter ... in-creased his own school record It's one thing Miller doesn't
to ts-Pt. in winning his lack.
specialty. He had set the But now Hulst appears to be,
school mark' of 14-flo/' two making Miller a sorcerer as
weeks ago in the CJaremont he broke his own C I F
Relays. · freshman 2-mile .record with a
Senior Beal won the three-9:23.5 .at the Upland Relays
mile run in 14:44.5 with team-here Saturday afternoon.
mate Tom Otswang, another That leaves him a little over
fre shman, placing . second in nine seconds behind the na-
14:52.0.. tional first-year mark of 9:14.4
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down on the track giving Eric
lap times." said the Artists
coach. "I think had he known
he was that close, he would
have had the record."
Hulst agreed.
"I felt very~ strong the last .
lap and could have picked up a
little. But I still have Glendale
'8nd the CIF meets."
Darryl DriSkell alSQ.. had an
out.standing day for Laguna,
surpassing the~ school long
jump record on every leap. He
won the event at 22--0'h:.
Judd; Binley was the · only
double-winner for Ute ArtlSts,
capturing the Shot put at 56-6
and the diScus at 156-lllh. The ..
other individual wiMer Was
Mark Sweeney who vaulted 12-
6. Twili brother John Olswang set by Juan Garcia or Red-
was second in the mile run wood lfigh in Visalia IaSt year.
'th ood r of 4 18 o · Hulst gets another crack at vA11.sin w1 a g ime : . the na"onal mark i'n Tu .. .,_ ?-Mu-1. Hulit tL.,u,.. ltffchl while Jackson won the 120 1,1. ......,.. 1:u.s IMHt record. -111d m•rti: t :ll .t day's Glendale Invitational. • GordOI> tnnet. VPl•nd. 111n CIF record high hurdles iI} 15.4. for frftlwn•n, old ITllrlt 1:31.S, Hul1t,
f It was a big-day all arouhd lm , 2. R1vnold1 !South H111111:.u.1, 3.· In the .battle 1 or te am for the , ·--B h Art' ts JOMPfl 1SWtr1 Hl!l•I t:.u.1.
h · W t nt -ed """fi .... ,a eac 15 Sh4.lttle Hurd•• R1<•1-1. G1n11h1 onors, es mo gamer as they captured the Small :.!< 2. South Hiil• :o ·" i . L-99111'1•
83'A points to 511h for UCI. Cal Schools varsity title, finished 2 J.n~',~iv-t. G•Mlhl 1:2U, 2.
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N, 2. keuchamp (Gal\IK/\ll .llCl-6\~, 3. o:-,. (~Mihal lt.5Vi. Otltl!IS: S. A I M ... dtl lM. TEAM SC RES-I. Laeul'I ltlC~ N, 2. G•nesll• 59, 3. South Hiii' 30, 4. RoY•I 0.k 22. S. Alll Lom• l], 6. ll1rslow ind C•luko 1, 1. HOl'lhv!1w 1110 Ont1rl9 6. lWEEPSTAICt'S-1. lllUM •••cit 11 , J. G1nntt.e 11, l. Ont1rlo SI .t. Rov•t O•k. 37, s. SOuth--Hllll 36, '· A.111 LOfl'I• 22 ,1. B1ntow 21. toP~aOSM l-MU-1. Trimllle (L8) 11il7.I, L Hlftel ILll, ~T. I. Wilton IL•>• NT Frost. +IO ll:ll1y -1. Ontario 41.t, 1. G•nllh• . .U.6, 3. ll•••low 41.1. OTHElfS: S. L1911111 INC~ 41.J. For1h UI Rel•Y-1. Onllrlo •7.1, 2.
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1. ·'· . lst•nc:• Mldlev ll•l•v-1. Don Luao 10:1J.3, 2. Ont1rlo 10:14..7, >. L.,_ •Heh 11:21.1.
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P'l•ST aAca. OM mlle. f*:I . d•lrn· lr111. •II "!!ft. purse 11.l'OD. Andy'1 Erk, WUll1m1 7.'JO 4.00 3.00 Reno BUI TISI. O'Brien •.IO 4.4(1 Oudlett P11r1dlse, Sllw•rl 7.20 Tl-2.05 •·S. Als.o r•ced -D•rk. Suni:H. Good Gr1tt1n A, Mrnl r•I Time, Shot1111n,
Detts Buu. il!CONO IAC•. Or>e mite. PIKI . cl1lmlng. •11 111ts. pursm i1,1D0. Vncl• SmuQOe, CQlltO J.90 3.4'0 3.00 LOCll Tn11f, Todd S.IO .ut
Comet Ten•. Conrow l.IO Tl-2.06 2·J. A110_r1ctd -Fltmlng Pl11k., Polen· ~~.~~~Hl~:c:<':~".'" F1lr,, EOl!ewood
THlll D aACI. Orie mlle. OKI: con-dition. S yHr old• I. 11nder. pur11 """· Ml C1t1llna, Whe•l•r 17.40 •.411 J.00 Tol•I Freight, Wlllf1mt 2.IO 7.10 Mlg~ty Al1mahur11, O'Brien 2.40 Tlrn-2.0l 2-.f. A!IO rtced -V1r1lty Ju~. lt-Mc:D1vld. AO!°' $lr11rn, D1rn Dlllo, Froll Frost.
l'OUltTH aAC•. One mile. PKI. tl•!mlllQ. •II •Git· pUrsm U.200. Gl•d1t on 1 a.-b•, SCllenks 11.10 4.20 2.00 Freemtlll Or11m, Holl 3.211 !.llO f lylnd Dutchman, McGr111or S.20 Tlme-2.03 6-S . AllO r.cld -T11lom• T111, Bar1111 S, Glnnr• G1ne, Uncle T•''·
. ..M•n Mlle Rel•Y......1 . Orlt•rlo 3:1.S.6. .1"11'Ttf •ACI!. 0 ,,. mile. p.llCI. con--
2. 81"1o'w J :tt.S. 3. Gt11eslll, NT. d'"-· tll ,,.,, -·•" u-. OTHERS: '· L.,_ IHcll. -· .. v -"""' Sorin! Mldtl'I ll1l1y......I. On!JOrlo BHV!lful Byrd, Tadd :Jr. 1.2Q 3.20 2.60 1:oll.1, 2. Don LVVo 1:4'.7, 3. lloy•I Oak ArmbrO Hero. A11bln 2.60 1.20 _
2:50.2. Coon•c G, Denni• 1lt tlO 1111'1-l. On!lrlo 1:J1.3, t. Tl,.,,. -2.03 4-5. ha 1:3'.0, 1. LMWlll lllth l :)tJ. AllO rKed -Count P'lfH, L R 1 .1~~'1" ~;•rl~ 21i':..i.; Adlol, 11tnc11111 co1on, T,,,ei, Knot, By RON EVANS. Mii• ..:.. l. o•ar)M. 1ae11"owi!r)I Lutheran was next at 48 with second in the fr 0 • h-, 0 p h C•l•~•co 1:31.1, 3. AO• LMM 1:41L2 4110.2, 2. WUll1m1 !Horii! Torr1rw;1 Cal St le (Bak sfi Id ) f rth .., OTHl:IS: '· LMvM -9MCtt BAKERSll"IELD _ Golden ot ... 0.11., Piiot St•ff ,:10.2. 3. our11 1E1 .Dor.co) 4:ll.O a er e ou division and carried home the •-"" •,•,·.~~,_'-. O,.!•M~I-".,·" 1 ..... _ 2-MU1 -1. K11tl110 !Av1111ot11 t!10.o, with one. • .. ..,,,, •• _ Weft; College's d Is tan c e ARCADIA -Jim Spillane, 2'rM111lck ~Burbl~kl t:10.1, 3. our111m sweepstakes trophy. 10~1.',·~~:::.ey.!~:vtt!Ml''lmr.~
lf&rf",_1l._ 11-7'h OTHERS: 4. Kii•"' Flrebll Judi.
HJ-1. K .... (LS) W. 2. Gerw.c~l SIXTH •.t.e.•. 0 111 mile. PJU. Clllm-ISovlll Hl1l1l ~ .3. Tie Jones fflll. ell 111tt. pVrM 13,000.
medley n lay foursome tied Pai"• Verd" High's multi-1 1~;r~~:~·~. Jo11n'°"' IP•s•d•n•! 14.1, UCJ's Mar~ Rafter, another But Hulst's opening· event •:31.71. 3. South Hms 11:12.2. ~ ~ ~-• 1 1 3 f -•-I ed •econd · I-Man Mlle Rel1y-1.· L111VM •••<~
l'I! 0WD Ba'-~eld !nvilatJon-..... el KOl'd, o 0 mar k 4 · • .f~uuan,-p aC :J ln W>'n set the tempo on the COid, !Carlson, Coll1m, IC10511rm1n, Conntlli •~M• sport star, regIS' tered a nation· ro1n11r. G•endo••· H111. 1. W•lk•r nd k third o 11 •• , ... ,
I __ __. ~.. .:.:i.. I ki (Aool• V•ll•v) 14.3, 3. Sh•w (M11lr) 1'.6 ·• the 100 in 9.9 a too in I . a OW•Y· se .... c,,I rlohl, Alkfnll>ll a ·:l"e\.vs"\I ..,.tu1u.ay, c oc ng leadi'ng 2,10 m' the long jump , , -party drJZZly day that · 3:0t.~ ,_ 01nes11a J: 1.,, -3. So11tt1 Hii i• r IDLH -1. W•lktr IA00!1 V1ll1V . the 220. 3•13). 10:14.1 in Winning the event. 19.3, 2. JollnlOrl (P11101n1J lt.4, 3. haJllpered many Of t be "s0rint M.c!lf:v-1. 81r1low 3:,3.3J j· _,,,,____ her 1 Ra Saturday night to hi_ 'ghiight the Au11ln (Mu1rJ lt.t Westmont dominated the ""Fformances. Rov•I o.i.. 3:"'·'· 3. Ganat>• l :•l · . -•'P'u ot Rust ers -Y .UO Rtl•V -1. Fremont !LA ) 42.5, 2. r... OTHl;;R!i: S. utunt llH<ll, NT. Ha~. and Sieve Ward _ also 6th annual Arcadia Track G•rd•n• •2.s. 3. Mutr 42.1 scene in the running· events ··M.ll ed 1 Mn• Relay -1. Ganesh• 3:30.4, 2. l,,. I er request Hu st be L.,.u ... •••ch 1:u.1. 3. Rov11 Oak
h al In l tlo 1 Mlt• R1l1v -1. Fremont 3:lt.3. 1. from the 100 through the :mile 3 o 4 won events In t e annu v ta na . Arc•dl• 3:21.l( ~-G•rd•n• J:22.o . d allowed lo run wiUt the large :Hj...:..1. cocllr•ne <Soutll Hiii a! .. 1• 2•
B k n Id Uc f~ .. HJ -l. Fr 'l 1s111 oor11on10 > ..,, 2. run and won a relay an three h I a ers .e a:p e co:n. An All.ClF ,guard on the H1u (GlendOI'• 6-4, 3. volk <Eeot• sc oo competitors so he could ,_
(GIPlffhl), fl,_,. (G•"'""-1 5-4. J1ll1r1011 E•pH11, OTHE•S: s . ._... R.I > 5-4. er.lg 1'·'° •. IO ].JO PV-1. WICMI ILBI 11-4, 2. Corbin Ml M.rg•rll•. ~nls 4.10 3.to IROVl1 Otk) 11..0, 3. M1h\IOk1 (All• 8on11le Laddie N. SMrrirn 1.20 Loml) IM . • · Tlmt--2.113 3-S. Sl"-1. A<h1tz IOnl•rloJ St-SV., 2. Rio, ~1~ •K" Mr JK'-~"""truls-• (RCOY~I 0.k) 52-3, '· ,ll•!ln (Lil 51-tYt, ~ " -' .., "' OTHl!IS: •. Blnlty (Li l O-t1Vi. J. ... __ , kiwi All'lblf', OQ-Adloe C•rl, Cat11m ILi) ''·'· · -.J~ Troutil•. TEAM SCORES-1. Ont1r10 45. 2 •.. ~Ojsqu1llllld from wcond. Uqu"" ••1ch 43, 3. Gane1h• 2'. 4. 'Ml M•rtuU1, p.11ld S110.00 Rov•I 01k 17, 5. l1rtow u. 6. °"" . • LlJllO 10. 1. All• Lom• 9, I. South Hiiis SEV•NTH RACE. On• mlll. pKI. 6, I. C•1••~o •nd No~thvltw 1. ' Goldm &Hr -3rd leo. art 1gH, pur11
i10,CIOO! ••. Slr Dair••· Denni' 3.!0 7.60 2.20
I P I V rd "' 1 Rockl 6.A. · field events in posting the win., 1 h 'th · 1 Harris won the long jump n a os e es U<tsketba I team , u -1. SpH11n1 !"1101 v1roes1 1~-mac up w1 previous y
22-1 0 on a cold and windy day Spillane, a 5-10 and 145-l&~~.,,:~~\'h~~1.R•rw::ho) 23-r'h. 3· co1• ning margin. unbeaten Bob Krzyzko of
while Ward captured his pounder, improVed his season Pv -i.ci.,,-.moni 1"'11••, 1~-<1. 2• T••m St<irts--1. we1tmont U3Vd, 2. Upland. foker (Qu•rll. HI~· U-<I, 3. Pul~ers lrvl,,. (S1 VJ!lo3. c11 Luth1r1n C'll ~. Uni's Bradford Sizzles Verl SpecJal, O'Brien l.00 ?.60 Wlnlly W1y, WUll1m1 W Tim-I.SI. (New trick record).; Abo rec.cl -Big Tlmt. Bve !v• Max. Frtedorn Mow, FIVl119 Dr1•m N. Ho Kr1tchts. division of the 120 high hurdles best from 23-6 to shatter the G5•:d.;'.1,• .. 0••.::-2... 1,',.,,-1,._ •• 1 "·f"",__._,______,...s:s B•k•rs•11 n1. . When permission was · ther ] · 15 z t rd f ••!31. -'" -....-~ 8' 100-1. Amok• (W) 2. R•ll•r (ll l. 0. ed • m a ra: sow , . mee reco o _. ,,. owen1 ctnolewoodJ sa-3~. 3. K1e1n JiK klOl'I 111 TlrM: 1.1. grant , 1t set the sµge for a Bob B df rd I IR~Mho Al~mlto'l ~s--5. .720-1. Amou 1w1 2. a11sw (W) 3. t th 1 ....,. ra o c o ck e d Meanwhile, Mater Oei pick-'!IGHTH •Act:, One mil•. P•c•. · Harris: was al$o fifth 1n the Laguna Beach's girl track · 0111. M.01..,. Rel•v -1. E•ctt110!' Riller (I). Time: 21..s. wo-man raCi! as e wo,..s~ d h 4 d ed f' ed I h .s Mndl<•P-•.n •1111. slurs.
tea red . "th .t.tn io:1t.6,2.uc1n101 10:20.1,l.Arc1<1!1 440-l.McGlotlllJn (WJ ?.Mosl•nr sl 'd f I 'd Jh tit as (9.7)an 880(1 :57.6)in · up 1ve mas at te
triple jump Jn 44-7. m sco a wm 1n e TN 10:21.1. 1w1 1 w 11,, •• 111. Ti--. so.• r1 e or s r1 e e en e B'-hop Amat rela d • w1111om• •" • -'" ·• "" · ht I Hul · highlighting University High's ..., ys, an saw · · ·"" · Dave Lock"""n's lifetime relay, clocking a season best ~ WOM•N•• ••suLTs 1111-1. Tv$11s_.iw1 ?. cniz iw i 3. e1g aps, st grabbing the tw Ind' id al A-Top.all Ad los,. Billey .i.oo t.60 "~ f SI O -£ ·-,... l""l•l • Sm•k Shirley (II. TIMt':''"l:SI.•. I d th ,. I la and entrants ID' the Orange County . 0 IV U S put forth R!ck.ey Counsel, O'Bf11n 2.«J
be f 3 ~ l th 1320 th o an unprovement o .,.,_ · ~""'· . .,., · " .... Mll-1. Rkh 1w 1 2. J. 01sw1r111 111 ea ...... C·1.'..., p ~ver Tlm-2.01.1-s. • st o :v1 n e was e · • 1e1rstow>. l. F•rr•ll 1ven11w1111.6. 1 vrn1ru1 1w1 Time· .t·l6 ~ .,.., .. ~ ""' personal best efforts at the ea highJlght of the distance almost a full second. •«1-1. aoa1-(Verttur•l 1:01.t, 2. "3 M11e-1. Be•111> i. i . Oiiw•r111 111. relinquishing it. Invitational track and field meet. J~l.'°t!:!.. Tir!~A~~w:r::;; ,::;: -L~I• (Ventvr•l 2:24.5. :J. BOillMr l. Koss {WJ. Tlm1: 14:4'1..S. "I II 't Sa"-~ nl hi I Bolsa Adrlllrtl. medley victory. The only individual cham· 1M111r1 1:03.6. uo HH--1. J . ~.ck.son 111 1· RIM rea Y was never wor-mee ~wuay g a Senior~miler Jim Poetigen A--T. R11c11ford rre11M11 '"'"·
· f th 0 C 1111--1. 1e1e1n11ssftl'" IA1uu>. 2:u.o. 1. (C!-£1 ~· "•'.''•'•~'.~~· T,J.,rri•~.15s~rleson ried," Hulst told the DAILY Grande lfigh. fm' !shed ·-nd m' his heal of No 1er11c11n. Bob Brickner went l :68.0 in pion rom e range oast Lwtl• cv1ntur•l 1:1•.s. 3. Boa tner 1,-,,~, .. , -·1cLt1, Tl 511 ~u the half mile portion of the area wa s Uni versity High's l~~)r~~~.~~-'-4. Klvth 1u111w~tr· rei~y-i ." ~:1m~1';!,.1n 1_ ·w.,7~1 ·3: PILOT. "I have a lot of con--Bradford's quarter tn i I e the mile wiUt a 4:28.5 clocking MINTW,, 11:Acl!. Orie mne. "ce.
relay while Phll Maas. turned Cheryl Cwrny whO captured 4«l Rel•Y-l. L•tun• B••<h IMlnt•r, u~;1~vlr:'ia!~~=w~?moni 1_ uc trvine fidence in my kick-end as long time be~ted his previous top and freshman miler Bill St ~~1.119 h•ndk•P· •11 agn. pvr ..
in a sru1rkJlng 48.5 quarter the girls lon'g jump with 0 16'· Andrew., w1nr111. •••'-"•l· -s1.o. 2. 3. <:a1 Lur11<er8n. Time: 2:1•.3. as T was out ·in front, I was in mark by a tenth of a second. John recorded the only Mater GB <>o1oeittoy, B•!ttk11 t.oo '·'° 3.10 r-91' l Muir SI.I. J. Venl11ra 52.0. HJ-I. Levie (W} 2, Rus$ell OJ J. good shape." H' . best .-th h If De" Seng1 Colby. Cr11\t 4.20 2-*l
ml.le and Jack McQuown ran a 2 ea p. MM!ley Relay-1. Rov~101~1:s1.1. 2. Hilll~er iw>. Heloht: 6'-4. JS previous tn e a I win of the day by taking Ano,s Les!er. Cr•IG 3.40 ' ' 3 p I v _.. U-1. V1111sevr (CLCl J. Gurnett• And ho 'II lied r r-2.01 2-S.
4 171 mile entu•• 1:s.. · · a 0$ e•ue1 l:SS.l. ICLCI 3. E. Jontt (ll. 01s1anc1: 11_J'h. w. M1 er ca mile was 1:58.5. He was first his heat in the freshman mile. '. • · 100 -1. Wiiker CC8rsonj. 10.0. t. · Shot ,111-1. lltrtson (V1lencl•) 41 -5. TJ-lf VlllSSIVT (CLCJ 2. Gurntlll Hul I' J rf t b I Also rac.cl -CelMIOl'lll Lobell, Golden West will ne xt host B11.11't' CEI R1nd10> 10.0, -J. s1raw '· ~1111i1m1 tMu!rl '3-3'>.. J. John..on (CL.CJ 3. arcwn 111. 01s1~nce: •s-2. s s race near y pe ec u in the 440 and second "lo Bob St. John was clocked in Sporb Ar•n•, L• B•ron Pic k. Btg Red IG;;oo•n ~roJeJ ~o.o iventu••l 31-3. OTHEIS1 s. aoDert• PV -1. eu10 (IJ 2. Huohe1 iwl 3. wasn't completely satisfied Denmark of Santa Ana in the 4:37.2, a personal best time M•d rw, o..111tbub.
the annual Southern California w.lktr-(C1r=~ 1:;~1.1sa1.~~11:~-8, ,J, (LL•::iiin• J~:~1.»ti-Y (Unlvenlty) ~·:o~O)(CLC) Height: lS-1\fo. (School ''l wish someone had been half (1 56 6 ) f lhe d' ta ~o e~;~:~'.":.Ga Goldlllboy a. 7-Jlnga
Relays Thuisday at UC Irvine. Rr..,·~11oi1n,c .• 19 16·"11. 2. c1~1 {Arc10111 16-6'1/o. l. sP -1. Sh•nk 1w1 2.~lntkl ------------'---"'-'--'-'-'-·=·_:__· -------=o=r..::::_:':'=nc=e·:.._ _____ ~c~·~0~··~""."'"~"'~·'°~·--·:.._ __ _ -....... 1 ev1rly Hlllsl •8.1, 7. SI The first running event _ the . ,.., .10~111· 1w11hlno•onl ~9.1 3 nel•lr CArc111111> 1w1~. OTH•1s1 4. ICLCl 3. (.'oao 0 1 Ot1t~nt•: 41·9'/J. RObl•Mlll CCentennltl! ~.s. ' • Mlnltr IL.ltun~· •••c~J 16-4. 011cut ~ 1. Edwa•d• IW ) 2. Sll1nk shuttle hurdles . -is SCt to OIO -I. C111 \Arc•dl•) l ·!M 1 2 High J11m11-l . S. F1rrell IV1n111r1) S-(W) 3. Burns (I) Olst1nc1: 145·9. .,
begin at 2 O'clock. __ °"""<T••<>"•.·ss'.,'.'"' · :15.~, J. "i..GOt!o:i I. 2. P. Ferrill !Arc10l1) S-0. 3. P•m J•~eiln -1. Rinn· fC LCl ?. Jordan
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will compete In the rela ys wiUi
fOur divisions being held. Baseball Stnndings
" Field events are set l or four
separate .locetions.~Orange
Coast will hOst the Division IV
entrants. The others are sl'l
for Fullerton, (Di vision 1 ).
Cerritos. (Divlsipn 11) _ _!1.nd
Cypress (DiVlsion Jil l.
Bakersfield is tabbed as the
favorite in Division I \Vith
GroSsmont favored in Division
If. LA Southwest figures to d~
fend Its Dlvlsloi:a., Ill crown
successfully while G o 1 d e n
West, Citrus, Chaffey, LA
Harbor, Palomar and West LA
battle~. for team :\honors in
Division III.
UCI Falls
To Arizona
LONO BEACI~ -A strong
• University of Arimna tennis
team defented Coach 1'1yron
McNa mara's UC l rvine net·
ters Saturday in the finals...of
the Long Beach Tennis Cla!sE
played at ttie Billie Jean King
teMis compound here. 6-3.
'Scott C&mahan, Ra n d y
Schneider and newcomer Mike
Fishbeck won slnglu matches
or the Anteaten while Bob
cliapJiell end Glenn Cripe bst
a U.-....aet doubles declslon.
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\A Moy ~o exclusive! It's on amning slide rule that con ftg4re .the winner
in minut ... Just feed put information in to ihe calculator .•. ii tells
Y,Ou when and how to bet, Jo~key Eddie Arcaro will be .ln our South
Coa •t Plaza store on April 17 from 11 e.m .• I p.m. to show you ·how.
Class or Trot Calculators each 25.00.
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AMERICAN L&AGUE
East Division
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Bbston 4 0 1.000
Baltimore 5 I .833
Detroit •• J 3 _500 2
Cleveiand • 2 5 .286 3 '.~
New York 2 5 .286 311
Milwaukee I 3 .250 3
West Division
Kansas City 6 2 .• 714
Minn!!'Ola 4 3 .571 Ill
~go 3 3. .500 2
2 3 .40!) 2y,
Texas 2 '3 ,400' 2'h
Oakland 2 5 .286 311 -
Slturday'1 Results
Bostun J, MIW York\!
Detroit 1, Clrt&t8'1d 2
Olk.Miid t, Mlllllft0f1 t k111w1-Clty 3, Cl'llcMlo o
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East Division
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Ne w York 4 I ~ .667 I\
Pittsbtlrgh I 4 I .800
Chicago 3 3 .500 111
lifontreal 3 3 .500 111
Philadelphia 3 3 .500 I II
St. Louis I 6 .143 .4
West Dlvilloa
San Francisco 7 2 :na
Cincinnati 5 3 .625 Ill
Houston 5 .-4 .556 2
Atlanta 3 5 .375 311
Dodgers 3 6 .333 ' San Diego s • JJI, ' Saturday's Relulls
MontrNI 6, Plttsburvh • Ch!Clto .. $1. Lclull I
ClndnNll 2. "" Fr1ncl1C11 o Phltldt!111hl• 1, N"' York J
Houston I, hll 011911 s
Dodten 2, Alltnle l '· '
Ted1y'1 Games
Plttsllurtft lllllt 1..0) If Moltl,_I IT«m .. 21 Mp YOl1c fl"arll:lr HI et Pl'lllMloflll (Twltcl'l*'I IM or Rultlvet1 Ml Chieffo OiOO~ 0.1) '1 It. Leul1 (CllYllll'ld t-11 Alltntl (Gentrl 1.0) et Ollhllrt (DowftlfWI Ml
HOutfOl'I IRoblrll N ..,. OfHtlfl M l It 1111 Di. 90 (l(lrft' l·I ... Corlllnl 0.1 ) Clnclmll" IG\llMtl 1·1 lflCf McGklfftlln NJ II Jiii Fr111elK1 lfMrlcJlll 3..f Ind wniowrio, M>
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Fresh w~t~a are enjoying fair to good springtime
fishfng .at .Jllr.~ and 1ake5;-o-Wanner days have raised the
water leaf ature and thereby brought about a better bite from
tbe.li!h_ '
./.. appie are listed as very active at rivine , Van, Henshaw
_,....a d the San Diego lakes. Fishermen using peU:ffies, g~getters
,... and small jigs are stringing limits of C5aP1)1e averaging betW
than a pound'" at the above lakes. ""' .,.,,. · ,.. ...
For consistent good catches ,Of·blackies, anglers ~ direct
their fishins: efforts at Vail. Both Irvine a;)(f San Vmcente are
the homes of big crappie in the w in pouhd class. ·
JJass fishing is also on the upswing around Southern call·
fornia. Even though bucketmouths have not started hitting on
the surface, anglers working shallow water are picking up nice
stringers of bass. .
Smithwick \Valer Gaters, sinking Rebels, Fishbacks.. and
SOnics are productive for plug casting, while Bush Hogs, Hog
Backs and other bladed lures are responsible for larger fish.
Trophy size Florida strain bass should be caught during
the next three weeks as the big females move into their nesting
areas.
Tackle shout~ be heavy enough to handle bass to 18 poundS,
and strong enough to pull the fish t~rough brush and tree s.
Tront Bite l11aprovli1g
Many anglerS" are returning to the docks with near limits
of rainbows at Cacbuma and Plru, while trout limits are com-
mon at Anaheim, Irvine and Wohlford. • ~ 7.eke's Float'n bait is responsible for the best catches when
a1ed with small books and Ught leader material. All the signs
point to the trout becoming more active at Big Bear Lake where
the Ice is reported lo be breaking up. Trout fishing is slow at
.,4r'rowhead, Jtemet «nd Cuyamaca. · ~
Big rainbows are bitting at Willow Beach on the Colorado
River. ~rienced anglers are taking rainbows In the 5-10 '
pound cla.« d~tly on a . val!ety of lures and bait!. Best bet Is to
check in with the marina9t Willow Beach prior to venturing up
ri~er. ,
Hlgla Waler in Siet't'as
Blake Jones, a veteran guide who lives in Bishop. predicts
an excellent trout opener later this month. Water conditions are
good. and already lakes are beginning to br.eak up, contrary to
most reports.
Jones feels that Crowley Lake will get back on its feet. The
Sacramen_to perch in Crowley will be around again and anglers
will enjoy catc~g these game fighters as well as eating them.
Ttco Goldentails Landed··
The San Diego YeUowtaU Derby opened last weekend and.
two galdentalls were landed. Fishing In general was considered
slow due to a cold water current which came into the lslailds
last week. Most anglers settled for limited surface action and
were forced to turn to bottom fish to fill their sacks.
Sklppen are very optimistJc about a good season. Bill Poole
of Fisherman's Landing feels that this mai be the year anglers
have been ~·al ting for. Good bait, clear water and lots of fish
moviDg up from ~lexico are the slgiis or an e~rly and productive year. · _____
Top .MD
Cager -.,
' George HerQld <as lau~OO
a! Mater........-Dei fligh ' most
valuable basketbaij playey•
)lie 1m .seascm at ll!e-l!Cbool's
-sports award banquet and
d~nce Saturday night.
The Monarchs senior
also singled out for his
defensive play in leading
Mater Del to another CJF
playoff ~pot.
Special award winners:
Varsity
Most Valuable: George
Herold ; Coach's Award; Joe
Reiss; Most Inspirational:
John Adams; Most Improved:
Greg Green: Leading Re-
bounder: Steve Martinda1e;
.Best Defensive Effort: George
Herold.
Junior Varsity
Most Valuable: Ron Hall;
Most Pnimislng: Mark Dreifus
and Jim Mumian. ·
Sophomores
Most Valuable : Ed DemJer';
Most Improved: Chris But-
ters . • Freshmen
Most Valuable: Pat Pritzel;
Most Improved : Mike ?11onnig
and Bill Gainey.
A11teaters La11ded -
Jeff Malinoff and Thomas
Boughey1 two of UC Irvine's
most outstanding athletes,
have been selected to appear
in the 1973 edition of Outstan-
ding College Athletes o f
Aroerica for their athletic as
well as .. S·Cholastic
achievements.
Announcement was ,made by
the board of advisors of the
annual volume published to
honor' America's top college
athletes. ·
Athletic directors _ a n d
coaches across the ~ nation
nominated the student-athletes
on the basis or their abilities
-not only in athletics but in
community service and cam-
pus activities as w!ll. Newport lJarbor-based boat! are relying on bottom feeders
to keep smiles on the faces of their passengers. ~ limJted
acUon on bass and bonito is on tap currently. · World Tour
Flshln~ will probably remain up and down for the next cou-E 1 i z abet h Ho I e y ,
pie of weeks, ~ut then surface action will start picking up. Watch __ Westminster High School
for an early bite to develop south of Dana Point on big barracuda ~ics coach, will be mak-ca~o bass and ,boneh_eads. L 1ng a World tour with the
Good Jtluiege Fls1rii1g ~~rgymnastic team this
Fishennen \Vho are planning a trip south' of the border should · SCATS member Cath y
look into spending some. time in Mule~. Now is the time -for . Rigby participated tn Munich
large schools of yellowtatl to ·show up ana produce a lot of fish~ Olympics as ·a member of the
ing thrills. Roosterfish to f4> pounds, ·sierra mackerel, grouper U.S. Women's g yin ii as tic ·
and cabrilla are also scheduled to make an appearance very team.
soon. ·1 Miss Holey will Serve as a
coach during the seven-week
tour Utat starts June 8.
Top Ellf1"t
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PUBLIC Nlll'ICl!J } P\lllUC ~
DAILY ,ILOT Sl•H , .....
ORANGE, COAST COLLEGE FIRST BASEMAN PAUL FLEMING.
Women's .Fleming Was ·Cut
PUBLIC NOTICE
Tennis P T PUBLIC NOTICE. ,ICTITIOUS tUSINl!Sf'
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By CRAIG SHEFF sea.son by winnihg four of its ~!~~~~~;,, ~t. ~~. Cot11 Hwy, 1nJ1~~u~~~lnt•• 11 -Mlr>11 conducltd •n
Hiit H' H••6or Ttnnl• LNtut ·, Of IM DllllY. 'll!I ''•" first five games then lost nine J•mtt I": P•rk«, rut 'Ill• ......,.11111. LH Offulf 11 Te•m R•wll • . ' Mf,rlrwi Der Rev, C•llf. 90291. Thl1 1111-nt flied wlill IM ty 'Em«•ld ••v c•l IO J P•nln111I• Polnr Three years ago Paul Flem· ma NYW. But the Plrates,have Thi• blls!neu 11 (ond11e1tc1 bV ,,. In· c11r~ o1 Or•l'll• coun1y M•rch 1'-1 qy
tEc,::::iaea e11#'1:!f~ii~11.'"'M th·.~ ing had litUe hope of playing suddenly put it · all together, 'dlvtd1,19l.J•mH F. '•"'er Tllereu Mi W•rd. ~ty c-!Y c .:;::;_,
Marilyn P11115kl (Plfllnwl• Po1110, 1.s. any more baseball. nabbing seven of their last Thi• 111tem.n1 w•s tn~ with t11e cOllll: '"11111htd Orfl'IOI co-o D•tlv Piiot.
HM.rY McC1l1·B1rtoar1 Steer fEll) dtf. eight tills and have run their, ~trll; ol' ~•llO' C°"nly on ~rch 16, M•rCh 15, •nO Allfll 1, t. IS, 1913 I01-1J
-f.•rale SeYlttz·Sllirley Whlla!!tad ,..,,, " Although he pl~yed well in season mW to 11•12. flms PUBLIC NOTICE
Clnny H11rls.OIUw Hiii !Ell) def. hiS freshman and" sophomore Publl1hed Or•ngl Co.st D•11'1' PllOlj---~· =====':I:---R~!: J~i~.~t11~::.-'Hu~~~· ~~11, def. seasons at Marina High, the 5-Fleming bas changed his ~rch 25, •nO April 1, 1. is, 1913 m-73 ,1CT1Trous 1usiH
P•m Rus.h.J•n1lynn !le•thvm, 6-0, 4-2 11, 175-pounder failed to make style Of bitting. considerably HAM• ITATIMllfT c Team RKlllt I thal f' l d of PUBLIC NOTICE Tiit fol•-•11111 P'flDll l• Ool bu1I,... H11nt1r191on H•rbot 01 IJJ NtwlNlft .,.~ vars1·ty squad s nee 1l"S ay prac-• ., H•"""' ll•c..,_, 1.1ie ' t' ·"H~ ed •• be I PRO,EllTY HOUSE -T, Bonnie Klll11n-llilltY Lou EY•nl (HI "The ·coach wanted hollar-tee. . e us -1.\l._ -a ong ,lCTITIOllS llU51"4E5S . •71D W•1• COolll Hl;it!WIY No. •• y.os1 10 Sl'llrley Diiion-SiN G•1ley U , s. ball hitter, but he's Clevelopcd NAME STATIEMINT HIWPO'f tHcll, C•tlt. ,,.., 7·~bel P•rker·~rY Lou D....son (HI type guys OD his team and ;;,,_mote Of Q •~ay hitter l._IMI followlng.ptrJon II doln;,bllslneu Johll A. Slr11ltl•r, ll• \1111• Dtl M•r, OefNted Joni JolmJton-Sunnl• P•riNI '-s•-Paul was very qui'et I' .,,i,u ...,... · 11 : RtdondO l1ai:h. C•~lf. 90271• 4• 6-3 '·-· ....... Now he hits the ball where lt's co.o, COHlA:ACJpRS. :1A212 c.m1no l11r. t11111nen 11 •n 1rw: DI.UM! Mon1san.Jo Andl'esl (Hl lost to guess he just didn't fit in," . .. di ' C•pl11f1no. C•p{1tr1l'IO IMCll, C•llf. '21UL dlYldU•I. P1I Sl)lrhul1-5.,U¥ WH!cott 6~, S.1, 2-'. pitched, -SBYl-r allaee. Jotn EUUbtttl Slockdlll, 2't! UW!ll Jotm .... Slrldll., ' lnqe r NlelM>ll-Flo Gordon I.,) lost lo says Orange C.oasl College , Def , I h--, -tbe Ric•, C•pl1lr•no !leacll, C•llf. -lll\1 1l•l•menl .,,,., fll COUft. P•I R~11sa.egt111111s Moor• 2..i, w. baseball coach Barry Wallace. . ' ens1ve y ea 'amOllg lhl• bu1lneu 11 btlng Clllld!Ktecl by 1 tv c trk at ~·• countv on APl'll n. su!~ ig::J.iY~·:;:~"'101u Another ssed d best on.. our level But he's ptrlner~ll~~ E11ubttti s1ockd•I• ' 1911. ncm lost kl Ch1rlotl• Howlll-J11U1 OullMw year pa an always been 3 good defensive Thll 11•1-t llltd With thl Covnty PublL1htd Df•llOI CM -Pllol.''
2_. 1 , F1emin'g saw only brief act.ion pla H , ,,..., very S ooth Cttrt af Or•"lllt Covnl'f on M•rch 16. 1tn, Aprll 15, :n, 2', ,...., M•Y I. tttr"" \Clll.rJ Lar~ln• McCun.NlrlC'I' Gr•V (OR) in a summer league. He then yer. es ....... , m by ltltrlM M. W•rd, Ofputv Countv -.ada ~~'t_.~or1 JOf!IS-OlarVl•n• H••n.'-2. s., t d 0 n •• ~ 'th and seldom makes .a mistake. Cltrt. PUfU PUBUC fil1iifi..a •' N•~Y Sm!th·Ml.-ko W•m•1••• 10R1 en ere range '-">lib• Wl no He's just very consJStent." 'ubU•hed or•l'llJf co••I D•ll'I' Plloi.1--------"--'-""~-mia._ ~'. to ~\'\YI• Sllllw·LuAnn Btrr1tt .. 1. ~bhatll.of playing any ~ ·Wallace feels that Fleming Mt•Ch 25, •nd AP.•11 1, a, 15, lt73 7'1 ·n su,11101 • cWlfeir f11f! ·.' . . .., .•. '"~'"" '"" "" ~ .. , .... ._ co11:1 '°'' ia Jody 11:1ce-Elltr1 e1111rd 4· will definitely help1a four.year PUBLIC NOTICE 1;:~•cou~,..,., '· u . c" DM11°" But Wallace, who tutored college if be decides to go on Nt.1 t1t ,
SU""'Y Hllll (2) fU Hrwport llNCll -~le~g in his freshmaq and to scbOol next' season. PICTITIOUS IUllH&SS ~g~1c:11:::A:.. L ;g: Gln;ier Jun1mtn·Mary P1t1rsan (S) sophomore Seasons.at Marina,· NAM• sTATIMIHT . ' losl to Fran l(etfl-Jan M•rlln U, :W. lted ••~ In . o..i.." .. , I The fGllowi!'.!9 ptrlOn 11 dOlng bllilniss LITTlll TIST...,.......0,., ,
Miry Herrlngton<onnl• Amend• fSJ spo UUJI 8 .. .,_V'SlC8 -1 •1: Eil•lt. of M~IBUhJVlbn}"fj(~·EL. def. ,,_ ~lline SchulrNn 5-7, ~ education-class Ute first day ·of-. SCUL~UIED LAM".'· 2"" So. Cot•! ~~~tE IS Hiut DA/JI
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,.~. 6-3. . . . Ar N. es ft..,.,. LllfUl'll IMch, 9US1 '· HAMMACK . .fJfr.f .... · JL . .Botls.Myrne Phelps (Sl def Ann 'classes at QCC. ea Ill P•ul John s.,,,.r1n, Jo1121 cflu11 Vl1fl, ,..,,,_ .... -1 for In t.emational gymnastics ClllV·S:fHV Knl;ihl 6-3. 6-l. "H t Id be throu h .._. "'' "" r-. Marv po1iev-Pht1• F1rgu1011 1s1 1ost e o me wa.s g D•n• ,..,.m ' · . J11u.i1e1 of L 1 · fM competition failed to ruffle 15-ta K•ttlY Dlxon-J••11 Port1911 s.1. 6-7. with baseb8.ll but 1 __ ........ him llll• butlntM I• cortd\IC!ld l!Y' '" In. pel!tl-r r h ter
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year-old Kim Kephart of LIM 1111 111 u1 •11to1 ••Y c111o . • ~ J T dl¥ld1.11t fvrlhtr pert1c'f!.1r._~-,.,
N Be--1. Ma,tell.Citmpbell Ill loll to Redic~· to -give It 3 try. I didn't. talk n ,oum.ey thli :i:,~n.:::J.~ wlltl thl c-. ~c~ ~·•:f)dt;'; , :::
ewport <;K;.ll.. 8~~6t,.°btf~J..6iLI lost 10 w61'11-hlm ·into Pla1\'ing_ because I 1y c11r11; °' Dr•n;t county on Aprn '· 1m courtroom ot 0epar1.......,1 wld The standout member of the d 't belle · tbst 1 tho h "~ c011r1. •t JDD CIYlc Ctnt... '· !ft. 'Ibe..rubber match after nine noon ·between the latter two Newport ~--c;.· ymnastics s1~0:~~!.~WB111e1 (LJ d',: on h ve m . ' ~ t. Five Orange Coast Brea '"blllhed Or•1111• cot1t D•llv ,1101. ""citv °' s1111• years of competUion is on tap I bs ....,_the 'II be RB!Mlh11-Gree1ev u. '-1, 1.s. when e Will at M~a that · . T Apr11 I. 1s, n. ,,, 1m •n 011td •"· . cu a."4 Y competing Center club almost pulled a Sp•rrow-McCt•lr• <Ll 1oi,1-ta D•I• he would be one of ter lr.ISebal teams are entered in w1 '#ttl Utw ~_!~51Y Ranat UC i~rvineWd when for the Alan Young perpetual major upset in her in-Ford s.1. 5·7 . .., ••••'-ones." the Bolsa Grande tournament PUBLIC NOTICE NAMMA~IC VMtDllt we U.li;I gers co e with trophy -beg' · M-• l f UCLA in soccer. . ternational debut when she ~·~, ~~~'1r"<11.1r10111 Howtll 1s1 Wallace relateS that Flem-. inning uuuay a our P1CT1T1ous •u11N1Es1 l'f1 C•Ml!!flt .. ~&1oq
1be second test at 1:30 is finished a scant 75 hundredths G I H IHLar1• JOl'lll (SI tn tn ··-first da J loCations. ..... NAM• STAT•MINT t1.!. ~':' .. IPMi!lbit~bi ltdl These two have each won between UC Irvine and Cal won '°(J :~:uit. 1 · . g -Ul3 Y"" pra~ Included in the ts.team Thi 1o11ow1ne Pfl°'°" 11 d0!1111 buslrit11 Tth ltU.LfM:ZP\._.,,_ _ __..._ . three, "lost three and tied three S ll of a point behind Germany's svlYI• Sh1w-Lou1nn B•rr•rt 1s1 -lice -hJt two balls out of the Marin F 13. 11: AttwNY••~ • tate (Fu erton) ft'I' the-Bull Gaby Krelle Tuesday at 7./, 7 5 k H ' been . f" tourney are a, oun 1n llAY HICKS, 1714' S•nl1 Anll•. P'ourt-P11bll~···=,.,qo't\}'•Wit..rt1ot.'
in the nine previous years of and Bush per.petucil trophy. Corona del ~~ar High. , jooif Aic1-E111n B•lt•rd 1s1 won &-1, par . es a ixture at Valle)r, San Clemente, ·Estarr t•~·=·D~AH~ l71ff $11nl1 Anll•· April l•·dJ_·rJlbJlllu_rr_,.:,_...,., ... n
competing for the Ashcroft Mi"S Krelle is a member of 6-L -,1 . first base for the Pirates since cia and Huntington Beach. "°"nt•ln V•ll•'I'· CA n10t --1'..ll:l..MI 11---· ' ~tual trophy in amateur ~The latter nipped UCI, 2·1, " Ttant 111i'idlno• 11 01v1"°" ii. that spring day in 1972. Thi• t11111nt11 11 con<1uc11c1 DY •n 111-11...w-Ml'WllA.DI
in the 1972 clash. the touring Leverkusen Turn H~i-oo~mr~td 1.ei~J;31H1fi1,·, ~fil/llO':---~eft-huder, F lemin g Moft.iev dlYld1111. 1--~diHb!tl'l!l"""'"lllil"""&.,. .. ..,,,.,-soccer. · • The Coa Club which scored a close B•lbO'I B1¥ (32l. s. 'fu1t1n HI 1 ()0 4. • . At 1o1.-GfMll• Hlwh R•vmon D. Hicks 1'1 lo It begins et 3 p.m. and is st Rangers. knocked M111I011 \/lllo (28), 1. Me.-v1rd1 in, finis the '72 campaign hit· 10.30 1 m _ ao1!1F"GrN!d1 .... Troy Tiil• 1t•tem•nt ""'•• l!ltd With thl coun-.... ' ••-culminati'on of a tn'pl-off the highly -•arded UCLA 119.20-117.0 win-.over the •· LldO 1111 tio. 9. Hunn11111on H•rbor 'Ing d ~. -o k b 1:XI P.ni. -Mmrt111 Y• ll1nd!O tv Citric of Or•not counl'I' on Aprll 2, itn JI _ 1.1ie ... • ... e Sh ""r 10. N.-1 111ech c201. .111-aroun 1LJe ·"'' mar , ut Al•ml~ -P1uu ,. 1 header that "'eludes UC Irv· contingent in last year's bat· Newport Beach team. e P.n niul• Point 001• batted over 300 during the . Al ,ai:1"ca Mith 'ubnlh«t °''"" Cot•t O&lly '11°'• In :me• "' • .¥' · ti 2 1 outscored Miss Kephart, 31.30 TNm St•ndl1111• c DtVlllon . · lO:JD •.m. _ P•cl!lc• .... .t.r1e1t1 Aprlt 1, 1s. :n, 2t, 1m '66-ri c.11 _, n•y .._ ilie, Cal State (Fullerton), the e, · . -• 1. T11st111 HU11 (61\'ll 2. Mlulon y1119 conference ~mpaign. 1:)0 o.m. _ E1 MODen•.,.. '""'"" __ ~ -· 1n .,._,.. __ ••OW
Pacific· SocCer League All-The Rangers have won "five· to 30.SS. ~:;~·~u~~'0(~l P.•k,';,'~·~"&i~fl·:r. CC!rrently he's hitting :_980, V•llfY At L• ou1nt1 Hti!I . PUBUC NOTICE ·· Hi~o~~ .. °i:'~~~llPn»hffll """
stars and the Orange County Pacific Soccer League champ-N ·, " -s-t ~~~ '1:lr. "r't1do '"'. ,Ar., '· and has sparked the Pirat~ 10:30 •• m. -L• Quint• .... Siii ~.'.'~."'91 1w.iw~ ...
AYSO All-stars. ion.Wps in the past nine years e ~·••n• .~. ~~r ~!T~,,il,~0·,f'Wtd'~.~~ back from the throes of a c.1r:;"~m. -llflllCll YI ,ulltrton "';Z~1~01U.:A:~~"t.1:1 n~;;.r.m11m1' t&ico;
-'lb!" initial action begins ait-..,,nd:-tn-1967 daimed-the Qili• emusM· · leseonT s, .<hroug0 bh. th<i--,, 1,·..!:·,,"""',-·.1"'-"". ''· •• ~~.·· ;~':,; di.sutrous losing-streak~ -'•o·:3r1·m1'~L!."'t'!'="! "'" "" •'•hf 1o11owi,. perton 11
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1'""'1 ~·,1• •. •,• "' fornia State amateur title, Costa e.sa : enrus u, are 1131 .... "' '"'" Orange Coast started the l:lo P:m: -Huftt11111111 1..n Y• w1Nt5WA1i:r:-s-ire·£D ;r,r, · · LlllR · rA:'".----1
il b'-•-<' bli W'llh • Ttlm Sl•nCl"'91 D DIYlllo!! -Sl11tltc10 · T£NAHCE, t74 LlnOlf'I Pl., Cost• Mesa. 1 ;-':'II •ln UCLA's team is coache4 by ava a A: w \.ue Pll C . "l. Tustin Hiii• (}21. 2. NewAw.i Be•ch c.111. nt.27 s '• • •L-.;,;. 1111e
P N Dennis St-er and Mike u.y morning and everiing sessions.. 1s11.1. suNiY Hills f•sL '· es• v.,111 .' Mlrti L" a111ow1, ,,, Llnc1tr1 Pl .• ~-1 •*J rep et ..,.. "'I'-• , , (1411. s. Old R•ncn (21), '· l1slon \lie-LEASE Coal• Mffl, Ctlll, '21627. . tllle
• er. and -·-·tly __ a Registration is Apr .. 26 at 10 •covet (Ul 7, Lido .1111 UGlt. •· -"Thl• M ln•u 11 condlldtd bv •n 111-1, "•Mid ...... • ._., ,........._ • . Penlnwla 'olnt (JI), ·•· B•lbot 11•'1' . 17-l,. mark. UCLA won the" the Costa ri.1esa TeMts Club, (151, 10. Hun11ncrton H•rtior 113), 11. .. dlYlclwlM.rt~L. B•llowt oac....a 1 :M.Wwt· ••:', , . , Dr" H•rbor Gr..,.. (12). . .r 01 dlHl1Hrt Wll11lllA,P.llf state title in 1972. 880 Jurt1pero 1ve. Thi• stti.mtnt w11 f!lld wr111 t111 til!t1I .............. ..!~~· Results The Rangers are tutored by Morning sessions are $7.50 C°'1ntv Cl.rt. ol' Or•n9f COlltlly on Aprll ~"'" ;~
·George Hairisoo: ' for 10 1 ....... and evening STATION WAGON' "~;:: ...... ,,,. CNol Ool<y •::,~ -m~· ft, ::· Admission to the triplehead-classes run $10 per 10 lessons. · Apr111s, n. 2', •lld ~~ '· 1m 1C112-n 1 , ~~ff .. '¥n"r-llll.
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for students. Children· under obtained by calltng Mike Dunn " ''"'-~ ,,_,
M1rl"!'l1tld (Ll dtf, Sllrvotk 6-0; dtf. IC•llrs 7·51 dlf. H°'11" 7-7; 1111. Hencltr'IOll 6-0.
16 wil be admitted ftee, at 557-0'lll. • u411 J ~ ...... .._...'(~_ord• '' PICTITIOUS IUSIHIESS mart comn'IOl'll'I' k-· ~'
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Dew ;Joaes Steeks
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Dow ;Joaes. Boads
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Weeky Sales
Yearly Comparison.
wt. ...., H14111 Low Adv~ • Unch
A."11 U, ltn JI 2» USS I= m
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Staadard iind Poor
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FOR THE WEEK Arll' ... Aor.·13, 1973 · COPYRIGHT 19n BY UNITEO PRESS INTERNATIONAi,
Control 0111 1.06 vs .70 OuPon1 ?.eo VI 2.CW Gen. Elec .. 63 V$ .!>7 10M 2.92 \/I 2.M Int. P8oer .67 VI AS RCA ~VI .-47 ~ io ;l'!\d lD';111 '9 P11t ll'1 9.90 10.n k.&YST Ml: I
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81> -~rlro lj '6 l l Sl "11001tAMS· 1.1'1 I(\ ,;47 S.O Plannd 10.Sl ll.'9 INCREASED 01Vt0ENOS
int Sh~ 1 :l114:611 Fin Ovn 4.5' •.M ull Kl ~.33 t"J' :~\c~R~0~f: 14·'° Bffi:h Alrcr81!-171he from 16\IM: t~~:~o ~I~ I:': t~ t:t ~;I 12 11:tt~2:J •°'"'i iJ.?jffi! .S:~~~ I~~~:~~ lSc LOWER FJRsz QUAr:tTER Blli'>Cd 11., 1jA Vtnt 4 )l 4 11 ..._, l 1.52 9.3-1 w r1 · ,.., RUU Crill G,-ffllna Cardt-lOC from 7V.C Crocker N&I. CO 1.71 v1 5.76 Bnd Fd f,!,9 l .II l1IFd 1/1 11:6912:11 C1,1s 4 •·tl i'OS Nw H« l ,JS 31.lS SO!Jlhtrn UnlM Gas 3'c; from 32'hc L1.1ken1 STl!el ·~vs .•7 ~o:.Jlk l·~ l'~ r~e!\TOaS•• ~~~~ ~:1'1 .:~1 ~~:..fd~ :~ ::~ . . Weslil'l!:l~OllSf I. ."6 VS .4
-~~om l:1 2 (91 Oise Fd J.93 6.SO Kn,kck'Qfll t·~ llJ f~~s?J 1~·~ 1T·611 STOC~.-EXTRA OIVIOENOS ~~1i,. ··~ .~ ~l~k FJ l·!l ::~ ~;"~ Fd 5:6' ' ~UTNAM . Bee<.h Airer• -.l Pel ...._ '/ llN ci~:~~!u11~~Tii:~A~~s Int. CHAii ' . hi M1,1!tl 1:6, l .ltol LEX OlOU"r FUNDS: ' .....__..-Ch~. & N1,1cletr IOIT0,.1 111 Sl1rr 4.1~ 4.~ (p Ltdr 16.49 11.0ol C:...,ver .191?,23 Fnd 801 9.1810.03 FOllUM OlOUP· Grwth 1.24 9.01 gc11.1ltv l.tl 9.6' Fr~· Cp 6.l6 '·'' 1no Fnd 1?.1'·1'.20 RevcM 14jj 1s.t0 ~-,",.f, ',',·.",, = a.. 7.JO 1.S2 101 Fnd t.01 9.02 Llbf,, Fd S. 6.'8 I 1.16 7.SO Colum ' t.72 t .7? Liii lnlv 8.7 t.58 !.J7 t.U c Fd 11.ot 11.oa u Fu..a 6.10 t.10 LI'' •c'" •,.n 1. 2 10.0110.91 COLONIAL ""n ..... 4.9\ !.36 L nc e11 •"'-' 10.4111.39 ll'UfllDS• l'OUNOEl'l:S Lino Frid 3. 10.:lll lLl~ con~~r 101711.2'2 OROl'P: • LOOMIS •.1~ 1.91
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OIVIOENDS OMITTEO
Grtel All. & P1c. T•a Co..
EARNINGS . .i
C HIGHER FIRST QUARTER A~. Cen S.41 vs S.JO
AllJell Chem .• 75 vs .II Ban~ers Tr. N.Y. 1.SO VS l.2J . 81,1rr01XJtll Cp. 8' YI .66
ACOUISlTIONS, MERGEltS. ANO PRELIMINARY NEGOTIATIONS
Beatrlc• Fooc:l$-5amsMlt1 Co. " J11ck Eck&rd-Edfl'd Dn1111 E11,1ern •~.
MERGERS 'CALLEO OFF overhead Ooor·A. E. Moor• CD..
NY Ups aad Downs AMEX Ups, Downs Over the Counter
New York (UPI) -Thi lollowlna list snows the stocks h11t n1ve o•lned the mPSI 1nd lo51 1119 most tNIJed oocnt Ptrl
New Yor\: (VPIJ -Tht ton& ... rl'IO 1111 mows the siocks that h&ve a•lroed the m0$1 end 1os1 the mo.t bflstd on oen:enl
o1 roanat on ~ American S1od!.
New Yqrk (UPI! -Tiie fQlloWlflO l!sl shows ll'>e stoc~s 11\al h•ve. e•!ned tne most &no lost tilt. ll"IOSI b.Js1d on otftl'nl ol chenq• on Ille Ov~·•hl<wn1er
, NII Ind Ptr'<:tl'll•oe Chtnotl trt !ht dtffert~• IM'!Wfftl l•1t wffk's closing
Price and This wHk'• ~losing prlc~.
E1f!f":~ pereenl•oe ChtlnafS ere the dllfM.r!CI betwe&n ·1asi ..... , closlffl!
IJl'ltt •nd tlll1 Wffk•s cl05111Q price
matkfl as QIJOled bu 11\t NASO. ' N(t 1rld percent-ctianou ,,_ h1 Olff1r1nc1 between Tiie pr't\/IOUI' 1111 bid orlc• ··and the currtnl . lail bid price.
' 0:AINEl5 GOINERS 0AINEll5
I Am Eltc r11 2 FranklSI . ..a
3 Artal1N .1•
' Llfrobl SU S Leh Val Ind 6 SEOCO .08 7 OCckl Pe!rl e Arlee OH 6k 9 S!trre!I .80 10 MlllCll"V .N 11 H1rc1M1rl8 1 12 TRW pl 4'4 14 Otbll Inds!
IS cc I Coro 16 Cord1,1r& CP 17 Mclouth Stt 18 ToolReK 5k
19 CilY Stores "":IO Sw1IAJrrn ll 21 ReDld A ,SQ 22 WaCmDf I'~ n FlllOf Co Sk 24 Sthffltr CP ts SI PrSll .OSb
1 OAC Co ol 1 Levlt1 F1,1rn
J Unl1hopi In
4 NIH-.20 S No Ctn R&ll '6 HQst Intl .36
1 M""10rt• I Int Indus J>I 9 FleelEnl .12 10 llrk Cororln 11 Conllnv1t 21 12 ArlllllS 0 SI 13 C1,1rliHWr A 1l TelKOr .74b 15 BeKh C RR '•
16 ~llon• co 11 Lifton 2~~; 1! Nlll01118S .7S 19 J1mts F .:U 20 ADKoCP .16
21 EdsnBr 1.08 72 Ltnn&r Co ?J oRHdl'IQ Co
?:4 oReado 2 of 2s Thomln .'611
75.0 31.5 ~ ..
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1 Eitel com11 2 + r. uo n.a
2 GerberSC •n 1?1112~i V1> 3'.0 3 Grl B11 Pel ~ ~ Uo 31.! • Geon lnd11sl l•'·'-~ Uo 31 . 5 McCrorv WI 10~11+ "1V. Up 2$.6
a McCr n wts 101/o+ l!' Up 28.6 7 Pr1,1d Funds lllo+ :"!I Up 28.6 a Emetiee.. Co 2"~+ ~ Up 27.8
9 Shen OU Co lm+ '. Up "·' 10 Ne r Gen wt1 11·.~+ ~. Up .21.0 11 OxFlrst .Xlt l'l~+ l'tll VP 26.8 12 Putnams .;Jh 1~+ ,..,.. Up 16.7 13 Ro,rl p Bch . .t'llo+ 1 Vo 26.7
1• Garcia Corp lOV.+ 2V. IJ0P ~.01 15 Ftmllr 0 SI ll'h+ ~ (J ,.,
16 Cinemas· Lt •V'I+ '• Vo 2•.1
11 P1ntesot Co 3'<+ ~-VP '23.I 18 Cellu Craff 241+ \12 V1> 23.S
19-Cre5f"'FOilm ' T ii.lo UP 23. l
lO Richford In "+ 1!• UP E·', 21 Pllr$Oll .:Jld 2•'1>+ 4~!> Up ~ 22 Culler A .~4 ~+ lh Vo 71.8
1J RaY Resrcs J'IM-1 Up 21.6 2• Pac Cit Pn> n·.+ ,,.. Up 21.1
2S Ol1mond M 22t.+ 3~·· Up 'I0.7
1 Pa.ceuter 11\d 2 Quotron svsin 3 Channel Como 4 Unl"'I Moblie S Hen. Appar'°'
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8 vanOvkRt 1111 9 Cerotroolcs Oa 10 MlalnvWsh wt 11 Mlr•cllRc Ea 1? Al"!lo Peiro1m ll C•r.rldge Tele • ,, At anllc Contr
lS RoweFrtn .'IO& 16 P8VS!!W Callg
11 1n"l Corwrtn 18 LICll)ll'IColl .16 19 Aeceleretors 'IO r.11vTrRllv wt 21 Pav'°'lt Corp 22 Tallv Corortn
:l3 TIME OC .60 24 V1cco ll'ldusl
LOSERS LOSEllS
13 -3,,. Off 22 • l Am Book. SI 10•.'4-2~ Ofl 21:2 2 Senl!asS .12 2i-1-~ Olf 10.7 3 RlkerM p!'A 614-1% Off l0.6 ' Mallory Rd 8 2 Olf "200 5 Tltm!.1$ OJ>!I l~ 3~ 011 18'.1 6 Etqlfl Clo!h , _ 111. 011 11.2 1 Coll Intl lnc-6V•-114 Oii 16.7 8 Can&vil Intl
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15 -~ Oft 13.1 16 trs ri~ llt im ll~ ll ... -2 Off 12.5 19
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d bo l l. f · · nd ·, , national prominence fo[-:its.· 1'1Jfll'"~clte . ~ ut ax. emp ions rom excise a ____ .~·;m'.R."!':·· vis.ions o f· customs duties where such s~enth~annual Orange County
••• -•~-I . -hed Jed -•Oii J IW1illM'se. • evies ex ist. G • Economic .t:_orum sc u
JlY.el"'t'N{!lttfS, corporations Havens like Switzerland Th M th t. I e· DIUS ·April 19 at 8 p.rii. in-M_!'!morial
"''"a"n'lfl'ndlVidU'®'have flocked to and Liechtenstein attract cor-e a ema I Ca Hall Auditorium, according-to. •••g""'.....,"" the globe. porate .-• peraooal capital -• " HM"'MiJll \':'llft."''6 •JU Donald P. Kennedy, council wt ototc>i.arm climates, even though the tax ex-= it ':\Wmljrland or the emptions are limited in coin• M • • • al. · · l t -· C ' te • s -nds president. "''~!.;4'~w just bare-parison. They hold an e<lge , llll•C CU U Or . ompu .S lJl .. eCO . Eliot Janeway, economist, !: ~ ooon t~f outskirts of over the lsland havens' in be_st-selling author, ~yndicated
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..i ,t ~ wtntJ >lvtJ terms o suppo servi ·, cMr11u1n scitnc• Monitor se ...... 1c1 aS $65-for those with sini ple tronics, the 1najo r U .S. columnist, presidential adviser ~~ ''\. con1pany free Curr.ency situation, long-A few taps on the keys and addition, su b t r a.c fi on, manufacturer. and financial authority, will
wi ll ~40 1iVl's~l:iton, in an establishe<\and stable political the answer glowed red on the multiplication, and ~ivision You can slip th~ tiny advise as to what to do with
effG..w.J,igiffiiurJid on cor-climate, and superior trade JX>Cket calculator. The manu· ··Capacity. calculator into a c.oat pocket money in the present unstable poratQ.~.~.' partially location for the world's highly· facturer would have to sell TI1e better models, y:hich jusi as easily as you can a and fluctuating economy and sheltered~~on. industrialized nlarkets . five tons of gum-to cover can be programmed fo r· either note book or carry it in a belt will discuss ways in which the
· Cornme~1Jih~e watch-• Wilt! every. tax ha.ven there the cos t of his TV commercial. business or scientific use. can holster. This is a major factor clamor for tax reform must ·"'n;w~·foHJ.~rat govern· may .be a bit of discomfort. The -"accountant" w h 0 handl e any mathematica l pro-in its . popularity. Its go-inevitably aife<!t invest1n:ent ·
C'<_.fJA8'1t QfleA ~'keeping As Dan Bawly, a 'lax expert figured this out, a physics ma-blem, boast a floating anywhere tapacity means it planning.
tax&VU)l!l DiilllJtl>m being noted, a ~rporate head in jor at the Massachusetts decimal, and have built-in becomes a very personal James'c. Downs, Jr., a real
11npropetl'"1tiei ted luto the search of a t~xation S~~gri-Institute of Technology, had memory ca Pac i t Y. One thing. . _ property economic counselor,
• AUTHOR, ECONOMIST
Eliot Janewl y
w.~.l~ttt•~-arre11 of the. 'tax La often discovers that just received a long-awaited btlsine$ • programmed ma-Equally important, though, edhor, publisher and author, ~"i~~~r the behind the glamor of a tax electronic mini-calculator, th e chine has "memorized" the is the machine's practicality. will discuss effects of the lift· which appears weekly in ap-"' .... ~68~~1-said, haven there sometimes lurks a type which has taken the U.S. ca lendar for 200 years -Jan. We live in a number-criented ing of federal controls on the proximately 100 newSpapers in wo.nf~il"~~ai well bumbli~g, ineffective, o(ten by storm in the J"'St 18 1, 1900, through Dec. 31 , 2099. society. EV\!ryone u~s figures ' ava ilability money, on the United States. He. also
W¢fM~~·'.j° .. :~ _, unsympathet,ic bureau~ra~. n1onths. He was using it. to T~ey have all proved so er-to some degree'e~ry day. The changing · est rates a~d. on writes t~e Janew~y Service,
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:'' ot. g11~Bill'c&.''~1~~rPlav labor force." problem that popped into h!s have sptrall~d abo~e and that. . . . COMtr tion in Orange Coonty. personnel, bankers and president nnd head of in·.'.
;;;:t.I, v1....,, \tt~.~1, cor-and a difficul~, unresponsive compute every mathe.mallc~l fect1ve, apparently, that sales very use of money sees to la!l~ de opment and .budding read by investors, governmen t Dean s. Woodman, ·vice 1
.,., ,~~.,~~rft ~M'&fMg~ At present though the head -includihg the cost or beyond anything. the industry More JnC?me tax ~pec~ahsts Down reviously addr&ed broki;:rs. He writes bookS and vestment banking rn-the .~~--, . ~q, e•~i1*t:m-.,,.:.,.tcmptatlon to · cut-taxl'!~;-gct-television commercial . --:-;;-woul~ have-.predict_ed:when the-no~\10-therrconsult1!1g,r:thet e onnn 1n 9'i00n i'he sul)..-:niatef' puOlic a ~nee western-U:S. fo M e r. r--i 11-t~~~f ... mJ.,~w behind tariff walls. save on However, c the calculator, n1ach1ne.s f1r~t came onto the private homes of their clients ject -or real estate and housing around the world. -Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and ~~~~,.,,!i;,•a,r~mi;ct!!!:i.ltt:~x· labor, and bypass competition which weighs just'lilne ounces market in mid-1971 . Few sales because of the calculato;s projection.s4or that·year. Downs is founder of and ~ Smith, will address the Na-:~~f&""i!* nu~ ~~i'i.h e has been too enticing for n1any and fits comfortab!Y into tbe ~u~le:: tod~ill ~~re~~~ back ~~efhecb~s~::s~1:gd1~~~s Janeway \\Tites a column continuing cOOnsel to Real tional Association of Ac·
:•• ~ClrM~n corporalions to resist. palm ~f thfe hah~d, t"dno mlte~e r ETghteen months-ego 'models and engineer are' fairly 00: Estat~ Research <?orporat!on countants (NAA), 0 r a.n g e ~ -'!j!'"'~" i.eu· g plaything or t 1s s u ent. is . , . . h 1 and director of Chicago Title Coast Chapter at 6 p.m .
• ...,.,,,. .• ilP!t> 1 • 11 n1.rff a" serious tool which will buy now sellin.g for around $lOO vious. But ~ac .tsme~ a 5•0 use Tire .RCCor:d and Trust Company Goldblatt Wednesday at the .Airporter
vt . 311 •IW ~ -him many hours of tune in his were up m the $300 range. -them to assist 1n nayigat1~. Brothers and J M Foster Inc Inil. ,.al~il!m:.ll!ll!~.i ·, Automation pursuit of a PhD. Sale~ volume has cut p~ Skeet shooters think highly NEW YORK (UP!) -This ._: _· ' . 11i1'1S iSf3'iia~·~ · 11 • duct1 on costs, say manurac· of them. 'lbe complex scoring " ~ ":aurt :mWTi:Ulf9n It computes. in. seconds. what turers. Predictions some six System of th&.....skeet-shooting year will see a record number .~ ~~1~1:1:n1 . Gets Pact would otherwise take minutes months ago that sales would contesi, .. wh•re angles as weu of automobile tires sold in the meet the $10,.000 panthei;* .. : '"Vi'r£iia'1Ty·~:i:.,.~'1 i of slide rule work. . -hit t.5 million \his year now as hits ~ate Involved, can be United States, .re Ports -
'~Y~.~:.,"'~='.~~ ES A' 8 3As7 29an bexam2p911e74try11div.1sdmga are c_onslder~ overly con· calc~ated .in mmk' hutes, bew~ere Goodyear Tire & Rubber , Co. "'~~ '° l'"'T ~ LOS ANGEL -utoma-. 1 Y . . . 1 _ ser:vattve .. ''Anywhere from previously 1t too ours 1ore Americans will spend $4.9 ~,-~\tiibl-~~~~ tion Industries, Inc .. bas · an· strai.ghtforward _but ~1me-coll"';'_ two to four million,"'' saYs 8 the contest winners could ·be biltion to buy t48 milllon new ... ,, ..... ~ ~"'Ji;~: ~ nounced th e · r:cceipt of a sunung calculation. WhQtlVer spokesman for Bowmar El • replacement ii1:1to tires. !!: ::=.i:~~"""" 't~ ,, $11.767,000 De{nlrtment of the tl~o~~ht up t~e te~ .. long
...,, '6NKl:i611•,miV111r!I' fii'i.h'9,'~~11, Navy contract. · d1v1s1on described 1 t ac· C!"O.]PJP.K •• ~e ... 111. ~ ~ ..... "0, curatcly. It took t-me longer J>lf?:lf~·W~#iJl1l'~.c I ~nde~ the co.ntract, A~toma· that'l'Jiv.e minutes to do it. But
sta•r.:-tv9t J.jMBritis .""°ti _ . w1l.l perfor111 s~stcn!s tbc owner of one of the
Freffat\ ;~ji·~fiorppt.e ,en neerin~ fo: the Navy 5 calculators read off the glow-
U.S. !ififD· }1~'1tJ.1I OHie cu~urface m 1ss1 l e programs. Ing answer in ju.st ·seconds:
and tir'E1 a 1aO:t6e Ne The&e programs are con-2 87 ~ to be more accurate llcbrid'es · "'"'"'o, ,, o•••• cemed with the 1nst:aUation of 2·869435113 '
"'O" •1111• ·"Y'"'"10 •t missile systems . on surface · · · Crock~llt'f! ' . ships wh· ch include mlssUC Little wonder a bmlder says
toll Ba?f of ~--n t11r~patibi~ity and interface he now can calculate-· the ;,.~,~ 'fnlft' c:;:•~,";111, 'ltVlt> "''tiith anti·submarine warfare number of board feet of w .... , . , lumber be ttqulres for a Job r-""'!!"'""'"."i&.l~~:!"JOl':Ji..._:•~ndM,;ships gun systems. ''in rio time at all."
al" Bennuda t. , Company also ~vide:! · A Boston civil ~ngtneer's ex~
l&laads, the Ii~~ , , ~lh<hn!i'~OL~J~~os~ioJ~~ pcrlence also co~~· this a . Wl!V vy t ime-saving eal"'e1ty. F~rmer· a t 11r1 IDENT missil~ programs, ly he would v1si' the site or,
as·tdWd 8!rh~ul an_d maintenance of say, a proposed bridge, take
ti bOl(O rtam sbips and fUrthcr the-readlngs, and then return ·b!lllf1w velopmcnT'of U1e TRIDENT home to a long evening ·of rrR gram. calcula(Jng;
bo~utomation Industries' prln· Now~ takes along his mini·
q i!I fields j n c I u d e non· calculator and makes the ~i tructive testing, technical needed computations on site. ~J"~,1nZ:i lees, com p'U t er ii e d "lt paid for Itself In just one
ei _J j/'IU _t'ncMStems and data manage--week,;' he aays of his $395 ISC"''1~ ment, preeision structures ahd unit. ~ Wll •J!<f..~osll01ld11 lngly ffi.._ tncjustrln l products. Tbe Com· His is one ·of the most
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I -ms8ion '~iejo: ··Why ·it, _,Succeeded
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Can •modern land dev~oper af!ord,to
crtate moderate.cost hoUsing that ls
"""l"!lically thoughtful and aesthetically,
pleasmg?
It helps if he : •
-wprks on a large scale -owning or
controlling a sizeable acreag&;
;-is and has been his own builder; ~bas worked from a master. plan sil\ce
his project began : ., !'
-and uses a cost-spreading concep~ of
community," · .
T\lese were $Orne of the wints brought
up "'1 _an interview with Van Stevens,
manager ol planning and epgineering in
the Environmental Systems division of
tile Mission Viejo Company and Don
Schulz, .corporate director of marketing.
. STEVENS AND Schultz says they
believe that the reason they have better
luclt jn getting developm~ts approved bY
local governmental bodies than ·some
other developers is that they've been do-
ing things right· since thfir 11,000-acre
community begain in 1963.
The Orange County Planning Com·
mission recently gave the Company a
word of congratulations fOI' a t:N:ct
redesigned to save three gram ol oak
t~.
"But what we'd like to know is how you
do it," Planner Shirley Grind.le said.
"Other developers complain that they
can't afford it." ·
Stevens and Schulz s a y the single
most important idea guiding their opera-
tion is "the concept of community."
TIUS ·PHRASE indical$!S_ the ffnancia l
organization and pattern ··of planning that
dtt:ennines the Company's~ability to plan
'PRESERVE NATURAL SITES'
. Planning Men.gar Stevens
for open Space and esthetics.
Because of the ·s:tze of the community,
costs for open space and park Iand can
be spread over the .entire population, or A
infrastructure, not juSt the tract con-
taining the benefit, they said.
A smaller developer would have to
charge more for the .same houses if he
tried to include the same amounts of
o'pen space and recreation facilities,
Schulz pointed out.
All recreation facilities and parks are
available to the entire community.
Membership in the · recreation centers i~
Real Estate . . . ~---J Q"!'5tions/Co_mme'nt
By Realtor Randall McCa,uMe
. It's· t1x time ... ind e1peciaily 1t this time of
: year (after paying taxes), it may be appropriate
· to try to laugh about it 111. Here's 1 copy of 1 let·
· fer seftt to the tax collector I thought your r eaders
might enjoy . . . • ' .
·• -L. G., Newport Beach
. Dear ms:
In ·repl,y to your demand to pay my taxes, I wisl! lo say that the preeent condition of my bank
account makes it almoBt impossible. My financial
condition is due to f ederal laws, state laws, county
,laws, ~ty ·laws, corporation laWs, Jilother·in-iaws,
·brotlU!l''in·laws, sister-In-laws, and odtlaivs. ·
-. , Through these 'laws I am compelled to pay a
voluniary in Miuioo Viejo, sievens said,
whettU aome plaruied communities re.
quire all residents to pay fees for recrea·
tiooal.uses.
mE CONCEPr of community ·lllso in·
dicates a sociological attmpt to meld au
the neighborhoods into on~ identity.
Sctudz. said this is a process of studying
marketing profiles and trying to offer
homes satisfying the needs of a wide
variety of potential buyers.
Central questions ar_e : "Ho\v best wUl
the interaction of people and the en-
vironment be met? \vhat are the
iodological impllcaUops ol any proposed
plan? What conununity concept is
want~ ·and needed by certain eeonomic
groU]lS ol people?
A process of evaluating geography and
topi>graphy, sociology, ecology a n d
ecooomlca i. cootinual.
"I'm not saying we never lose an oak
tree," Stevens said, "but w.e don't hit a'ny
clumps·., .. We engineer our roads tG do
minimum damage to the creek beds and ·
scenic areas -bf;ca~ they are going to
be our parks."
0 WE HA VE enough land that we i;an
put things where they b:f!st serve the en·
Ure area," Stevens ·said. HWe can
preoerve the best natural sites for parks
and locate other services areas such as
schools and ~hOpping centers where they ·
will be most conveJient.
Sixty five percent of the emp s, of
the company live· in Mission Vi ·o, In·
eluding the president, Philip Reilly.
pany officials· take a lot of pride in
statistic. "Since most of us are therefore
bui ldinR; a community for ·ourselves, the
results of · out planning alCe<ts us
directly," Schulz said.
The result. Stevens said', is 1ttention ·to
d•taU resulting in ,...mo. "that 'could
r make • pile bigber than the Saddleback
Mountain."
11We &.ild have a two.hour meeting on
whit color the signs leading to a new
seclion ol homes should be," Stevens ad-
ded.
Schutz and Stevens saiJI, they feel at·
tention to touches u~ the design or
street light poles, the t!urvature 1.0f a
•idewalk an dthe design ol brick )"•lb,
are crucial to making good planned com·
munity ..
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"MISSION VIEJO is plam'led so that
the north end will be compatible with the·
south end," Schulz commented.
Schuli said ~fission Viejo is conUnually
visited by bus tours of. planners ·and
developers from . all over the country. He
said a group of 75 builders from Toronto,
Candada will be studying the area later
this month.
1be basic· plan of the Mission Viejo
C.Ompany has "Changed little since its in·
ception in 1963. Stevens and SChulz said
this plan has given them a head start in
good planning over other ~ r e ~
developers.
The master plan was developed by
Reilly, James G. Toepfer, now senior
vice president in t b3 envlronmental
systems division ; anj1 b builder Don
Bren. .
ln..1963. Reilly was chie f real estate at.
torne"y for Ruttan and TuCker Associates
in Newport Beach and a planning con1·
missioner for the city or Santa Ana.
Toepfer was Santa Ana's plannil1g direc-
tor.
TOGmlER, REIU..Y and Toepfer put
·together. the first planned Co_mmwiity zone
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'COMMUNIT Y FOR OURSE LVE.S'
Mlrketjng Director Shul z
.,,... prevented us from developing in the' spot·
ty fashlon other developers have used.''
In addition, for all praCt.ical purposes,
lhe htisslori Viejo Company has been its
only builder. and thus haS' been able to
control its construction in both style and
quality. ·
One of those points of detail is
archeologica l finds. The Orniige County
Planning Commission is llO\\' requiring
nrcheological investigations as a con·
· ditlon of tract approvals. The ~fission
Viejo Company has been allou•lng for
archeological ·digs since 1965 when
building began, Schu1z said.
· ··1F \\'E DECID E to go into a planning
area. \re first take in a geological and
archeologiciil ll•an1." Stevens ,said. "They
give us a report and YiC file 1t with the
Los An geles hillseum ot Natural Hist«f.''
If there is nothing arowld. the builders
carry on, Stevens said. U there is _some
·evidence of interest, tbe LA Museum
sends a tenm dO\\'n. "They decide if they
\\'Jilt to do their investigation nnd make
their O\vn digs before the grading begin!.
or stand by duriug the grading process.
Currently all finds are donated lG the
l\1useum. ~
ordinance in Orai:ige County for the city-"Another advantage to us is that \\'C
ol Santa Ana, Stevens said. "Unfortunate-have been in the same governmental
Jy, the ordinance was never used there," jurisdiction all along," Schulz adde<t. H'e said .some developen, f>t prop-..rties he added . ove rlapping count)' or city ijn('s. have
Reilly and Toepf('r negotiated \\1ith had to deal "''ith governmental bodies
O'Neill Properftcs, v•ho O\\'llCd the trying to ca rry out different philosophies
acreage nO\V knov1n ns t-.1ission Viejo. and and \\'ays of treating proposed growth.
initiated the development accordin g to Of all sales, 40 percent Of the home
what they had learned from their plan· purchast:s in t-.1ission Viejo are begun
ning background in north Orange County. from referrals from current residents.
;'We started at a central point and · "We n1ust. 'be doi11g somctffing right."
grew out," Schult said. "This ~as . Schulz said.
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RadicaHloine :Style Change
Forecast for Next Century
BOSTON (AP) ·-The ill-· 'room· shape and size when Poy.•er packages Wu1 · aid in
riovative ho~s produced by they :,viSh.'1· urban decentralizalion, Since
Western U.S. builders during Goss believes technical ad-· homes will not have to rely on
the early '70s will appear con-vances, includjng m a n y municipal utility systems.
servative when compared with civilian "spinoffs" from the e Better ll~g by use ol
the styles of the next century, space Program , will make a skylights, glowtng hnntnesoent
predicts the head or a siguificant impact on housing waif panels and fiber ootlcs.
-I mortgage insurance firm "-re.. by 2000. both daylight and artflltlal ''> • ' light will' be transmilled ID
' "Archit.ecturai styles will be , :THESE \\IILL \nclude : every roo_m. . · _.
more appealing, . .,mOre jn-• A srilaU, self -contained ·•·~,use of components
business lax, amusement tax, heacf tax, food tax,
• defense lax, light tax, water tax, sales lax, carpet
. tax, income tax, furniture tax, excise tax, and
:: hiddtm tax. They even tax a man's brain. I am re-
LIVING ROOM OF NEW UNIT AT IRVINE'S G.REENTREE HOMES
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dividuallzed, as builders and fuet cen, . solar or nuclear in bUilding .. piumbq <.'OreS,
developers learn to work with power pf ant ·in each ho.me that fiberg~ room.modufes, steel
a greater variefy or prefonned will .• provide heat. electricity and al Umin um ft; a m t n g
concrete1 plastic, metal and and air c 0 n d i t i 0 n i n g. systems, as well as more
glass products," d e c l a r e s Apartments and offices will glues and resins inste d of
Jackson W, Goss, president of have similar, larger units. nails f6r construction.
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Company. -u:u I N T ... , I'll • Sell -Your .
~ulred to get a· business license, car licen!(e., truck
~ee~e, not to mention a· marriage licenSe and a dog
license.· . .._ · . ·
· · I am also require« 11> ci>ntribute to .e~ry or·
g~ation Of relief including Women's relief, Un·
· -pl~YIJ)ept r elief, .Red Croi;s, Blue Cross, and tlje
Double cross.
Greentree Homes
New Irvine Tract Offer~d .
, For II)Y safety I have tQ carl;i life insurance, New Uni t 7 is tie\ng in· Many bonus items are in· balconied "deck" off one
Apartments, too, w i I I • .., ... 1T.., sill(. ·-H
change, he .says. Multifamily t.\,Wl.IUJ 1'" 8 ome rlevefopments _ mostly in o.wntown Co1'• Mes•• itn M•rbor 11v111. 4010 MulllDlt LISlll\9 ,....... I I "new towns" -will offer com~l•!t' s11rv1ee .1..112 2991 greater ~ r 1• v a c y more '1nvwt1er• I" o~·~ C01Jntv u-. .. for .,. • CMARLIS QUINTARD OWllW/Mnor. COMMJSSlON spaciousness, condominium · 11 .. 1t11r
ownershlD on a wide "scale~~~~~~~~~~= group recreational fa ciUtieS1i
and proximity to a myriad of
·sernces . . property in~~' Hability in~qce, burglary .in· troduced MW at Greentree eluded in the purchase price of home's master suite.
surance, accident insurance,. business insuranee~ un· Homes, • a _Donald L. Bren areeDtree homes:. nie · Patio-Greentree Homes . ar~ of· GOSS POINI'S.. out that ~mploy:ment insurance, old-age ihsurance, and nre· Company developll!ent in the view kitchens" are equipped fered with low interest finaO:. there will"be more famiUes by
PALM SPRINGS SELLING SALES MGR. N!EDED
insurance.'" · "village env1ronment" of with Tappan appliances and ciilg and down payments ol on~ the end of .the century -· My buSiness is regulated .so that it is no easy 1 · Cul Ro d · t .have big eating and family ac· horn roughly 90 million against matter for "'· •o ~-• out .who· ~·-· ,·.1. I ·-rn· . rvme, on ver a JUS . ry fiVe percent. A few es ...... :i. l.J.llU "'"'"'° a.ua south of the Santa Ana tivity areas. There are huge .. ~a bl today's 55 ffiillion . ''But the spect~, expected., ~spect~. disrespected~ rejected, Freeway. decorator fireplaces, wan:to-in the last unit are &¥Ulla e average family will be smaller
examined, !re-exammed, informed. requird, $Im· _. The new unit will 1rfclude 71 wall cai:peting. Md · compl~!-e now for immetllatt; occupancy and houses will be smaller,
moned., fined. commanded., and compelled, until ~ · home's in a choice o( five· dif· fencing included. ...;.. ·-: ... at savings over costs for too," he notes. "Th~y w.!11
I provide· an inexhaustible Supply of money .. for ferent one and two s"tory &~eentree homes are t in· . homes in the new unit. likely average · 900 to 1,000
every known need, desire, or hope of the hum"an _ floorplans. The tw.o tO five. dividualized by custom dt:llail·. Decorator furnished model . square feet, compared, with ra~.____ ·:-... • . bedroom .residences feature ing inside and out. There _are homes are open dail)'. from ten more~ 1,400 square reet to.
When. I refuse to donate to somet:Jµng -or other, G00tree's·· special "pat!~'' high, sloped-ceilings; w~9Ug,h_t· -a .m. tit dusk and _may be eil~i· ·day.
. J am. boycotted,. talked about, lied about, held up stylings which make the most iron railed s tair w a Y s : ly reached by taking the Silnta "Interiors will· appear more
· and held down untill•am almost ruined. • · of indoor,-Outdoor living. separate utility rooin.s and as ·.Ana Freeway to ju.st ·south·of spacious, !towever. They will
· ' • Symp:rtbetically -yours, Prices · begin· at $.10,495. for many as three baths· in Tustin, then south to Green· tend toward one large room, Tax Payer. . the Bren CO]TipaDY . designs various plan~. Exteriors have tree o~ ~ulver..Road . .From the dlvide.d . by serµI-transpm:ent
whic,h make every square f00;t c~~ered entries, 8:rchltectu~~ San Diego Free'1"ay, take the · movable partitions that will
Licensed Professional Man or Woman
o~.site 1ul>d ivision man.gar wanted
wi th hea vy experience in sell ing new
clidomlniums a nd reslde.ntial home•
from $60,000!o $100,QOO. S•nd rHUm-
to .Box #666, -D aily Pilot, P.O. Bo x
; '-· Costa MeH Ca. 92626 DlTOR'S"""NOTi:-RmtMlr R::-.Prr-cearare is"°. -,,0,;n-,i'"n-c--~:f-ylll'll-irrea'llttlb1e'for"patios-sidings,-wroug~u~ brick lver-Road-exit.and-go.no~..:.enable-bomeowners.-to .. selec~ -.
vestment analyst, coliegt lect{trer, and au.th01' of "Rtal or gardCJ!!.. a~d feature an ,~ali~d~pa~n;e~led~~t~run~,~a~nd~~a~t~o~G~.r~een~tr~ee~H~o;m~es~.;;;:;--~'-~~t~h~eir~o~wn~in~t~en~·o~r=~c~hang~~ing~~-======:'.'.========~~~=~\ E&tate in Californiq." Send your comment! amt ques. abundance of g 1 a s s sur·1
, tions to Randall R. MCCardl.e, c/o tkt DAILY PILOT, rounding living areas to tats.e
ln the flew group., a full . 'Low Re:n-t B' reak selection of popular 'Plan 3Q CLOSE homes 1;1gain becomes .
, available at prices startillg at bo~---stlll avalla._le at , • · · $3$,9'1!5., An unusual single --• u
SACRAMENTO (AP) passed bx' the Jegisl~ture late story plan, this home offers
ltesidents of low-rent distric.ts last year. three bedrooms and two baths
• \!'®1d get the same income B .d bis al and includes a sptcial master ;:?px break as renters in high-• rown sai .propos suite with its own private
;: ,rent districts, under a bill in-would give l\ICN!aaed ta,z relief ·study and glwed atrium . .\,
:; ~~ed Jn ~.Assembly by a . for ·llllY." mlll!<!o ':,Callfornia · "farm" kitchen surrounded by
·.:Ban Fra.ncUco legislator. . . renters. glass is another feature. :; i Assembiymail -wune ". L.
:: \BroWn Jr., (O.San Francisco),
j. )6troduced the bill to"replace
;: lbe.J?resent sllding,acale.under
:: ,,hlch credits . for renters.
;.~ge from 125 to '4> a year,
~ ".depepd1ng on Income. The ~x
·:,,_credit for renters was part of
:~-the Reagan· Moretti t 4 x r, ~ reform·school finance J a w
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CAnu RANCH
a.tutif11I cointy North•rn M•n•
iAfoclno County 'on m•in ~
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18 . plus A~l'es,
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·Capistrano Beach -
(In City of 'San Juan: Capi1trano1
Mlnamum Bldt $222,000
Bid OpenJng Jun' 4, 1973 ·. .,.
For 11\fotmafjon, call o! conttct:
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hori1H-The fast ever Jn the coastal commun!ty of
VIiia Pacific. Good .choice remains ... but rush!
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yo_ur fa'rnilyar,e here. Lakes, priv~te c·lub,
greenbelt, beautiful architecturally
designed homes~air condftio'fl ing,
fu ll carpets, schools, shopping,:
convenient to work and play.
From only -' ·
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Co1t1 M111 . N11r tlri1 S11t1 A111 Coun.frv Club.' A tnily pr11ti·
giou1 home with 4 •f'•cious l:.edroom1, l b1th1. F,ormel dh1Jrt
rool'p. R11r ll'lin9 room. F1mt1y room, flr1pl1c1. -On • q'ul1t'c'u/-·
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$45, 750. H0-1720.
tfu11tin9fon leech. 'r•1tl9iou1 horilo c:oulcl cloli9ht •nv fomily.
J lovoly boclroorn1, 2 b1.th1. Plu1h c:orpoh. Formol J l11i119 ro,.n, 1'f1m il\, loving' kltd-011 with 111 tho rnodorn c:onvonlenc:o1. Fomlly
room, flropl•c:•. 'SuP.rb loc:1tion. A must 110 homo for fflo 1orio111
hoMo bu orl ts i.soo. 962-5566
Adva!IC• Training Program
lmmecul•t• hem1, h11id1 I 011t. N1wly d1cor1tH in 1xqui1lt1
t•1t1. J b1clroom1, 2 ~1th1,._•l11utiful ltly·c1r1 l11W:hc1ping, lots
of priv•cv i1 • r11 I f1mJlv pl1•11r, S1cl11cled '''' living room.
Dining room, built·in1, di1hw11h1ro· Fir1pl1C1. $41 ,900. 49]·6251
.. Fountain 'Valley
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4 Bdnns.-$27,000!
~ 0 l.£vely townhouse. 2 baths.
~ master bedroom sulle.
UOl!ty area. Dining room,
built-ins, dishwasher. Patio.
F0rced-air heat. Beautiful
lhaf carpet•. Immacul&te.
(Of.937) 962--8885.
Huge4~!
$-C.000. YOu'll love thl4 home.
2 baths. Forced-air heat. Just
3~ years old, Cath~ral cell·
Jnr. Extra-l411e ma • t e r
bedroom suite. Family room,
firep18.ce. PaUo ---..-dlnina
room. Dishwasher & built-ins.
f01999l 962-1373
Huntin9ton Huntin9ton
__ B_e_ac_h __ [ Beach ·
Sure To Please! , For The Choosey Buyer!
S48.950. Exceptional ·home. Superb Spe.nlsh 4 bedroom. 3
Lovely interior. 4 bedrooms, baths. Spack>us 1· o om a·
3% baths. Plush shag carpets. Beautiful enciosed courfyard.
AttracUve easy.care landscaP-Formal dining room. Family
Ing. Famliy rOOm, fireplace. room, fireplace. All deluxe
Deluxe family kitchen with family kitchen with built-ins &.
dishwa.!lher. 102128) 84U691 dish'>'·asher. Expert iandsc8.p-
W'rth 6 Bedrooms!
For the extra large fe.m.Uy
that needs k>Ls of room. 3
baths! Formal (lining room.
Palk>. On a quiet cul de sac
street. Electric kitchen bu\Jt.
lns with disJ1waaher. Family
room, fireplace, Forced-air
-heat. $43,500, (021011 846-1383
jng $53.ilOO. (02033) ~
-Best In The Area!
Costa Mesa
Large Fami~ Home!
$36,950. Beautiful home at lhe
end of a quiet cul de sac
street. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
Family room & bonus room.
Covered patio. Dining rOOm.
Fireplace. Seclude<J rear living
room. Built'-ins with
dishwasher... Shake roof.
54().1720
-Newp0rt
Beach
, BeaQtf--+ Pool!
t $58,900. Lovely ranch-style
hon1e with 3 be·drooms.
Pr ~s ~ igious neighborhood.
l .. arge lot u'ith beautiful pool &
landscaping. Dining roon1,
fireplace. Oose to schools &
befl.ches. (01891) 540-lT.:m
lrvih'e
Ranch Area! Sparkling Thruoutr -· -I The best n.nch area of Irvine. $38,950. Just 1 year old & sure Beautiful large 4 bedroom
lo please .. 3 large bedrooms. I home · pr 0 f e 5 s I 0 11
Farrilly room, fireplace. Plush· land~aped. Large . ~~
carpets. On a quiet cuJ de ~c [ patio. Quality shake . roof ..
stre:t. Large ' covered patio. Dining room, built-ins &
sa·n Juan Mission Viejo·
·Super Pool Home! , Capistrano ·
$45,950. Beautiful large pool. I •!r--
ovo,.,lwd patio. • bedroom•. ' Beaumul Estate Home!
baths. Famjl.y room, fireplace, 1 '
Dining roorn. Built-ins 'le
dishwasher._ Nicely Qecorated.
(01931) 830-6060
Oner Transferred! •
$32,900. Assumable VA .. loan.
Many redecori"ted features. 3
bedrooms, 2 baths. Large ideal
yard. Family room, fireplace.
Formal dining room & modem
built-ins. (01965) 83l>-6030
E Rancho Medel! ·
$39,500. No down · t e rm s
Nearly 1,1 acre Df elegant liv-
ing. 3 spacio!J& bedrooms. Cen-
. tral alr-condltlonlng. Plush
decor thruout. Inspiring view
is rare! Family room,.
.. fireplace. Formal dining n:ic>~·.
Dream kitchen. 3 patios. Wet
&r, intercom. Even horse
facilities. $69,500. ( 0 2.0 0 3)
"'3-1.141 .
Yi Acre Estate!
The epitome in fulf\lled living.
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Dana Point ' .
3 Bedrooms-$36;5DD
· Large pool-sized lot with a
lovely .3 bedroom h o m e •
. Secluded rear llvlni ·room.
\Vet bar, faniily room I:
Urepl.ace. Lovely atrium ott
U>e_ n\9.Ster bedroom suite.
DUµng t'OOlll, built-ins. (01964)
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Tops In Liying! .
$48,900. A rem ar kable
panoramic View is youn in
this beautiM $....bedroom
home. Choice reSidenuaiarea.
Priyacy-minded rear living
room. Patio. Dining rixlm.,
built-ins. , Attractive fireplace.
(01933) 493-6251
·Very Beautiful! No Down-3 Bdnn!
'·$31,500. Sharpest & cleanest
home in Dutch Haven area. 4
bedroonis, 2 baths. Shag
carpets. Large covered patio.
Lois or beautiful brick accents.
Secluded rear living room.
Dlning roonl, bullt-irlll &
fircpla~. (014131 846-ooo4 GociQ assun1able, VA loan. dishwasher. Family room fire-
r Eleclric b u i 1 t -I n s & place. On an extra·larg~ Jot.
__ :µshwasher. 540-1720 $5(1,950. (01187) 540-1720
available. Family roc;im with · l\-Ilnd-sta,ggering vie'>'•!. 5
wet bar. Tile roof, patio. · "-"'~-3 bath '
F al d. ' . Built ·!... spaC10US ~uonuS, !I. .. C_ountry Living! .
I $32,500. Sheltered valley borne·
. with privacy & lovely view. 2
bedrooms, 2 bath1. Oinin&:
room, built-ins. Fireplace I:
den. Palla.. Patk> deck in the
front !t. a private slin area in
th! 're8.c. Ready fol"',immeaiate
;·J)ouesslon. C0192l) ~
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$37,500. A very 1uper home. 4
bedroams, 2 baths. Enclosed
P,Stio. ¥r;_ry good locatlon.
.., Family room, fireplace. Gu
built-ins w l th dishwasher.
Ultra .1harp home. (01960)
96Z-M65
Rethiced. $2900!
f'iew _p_ri.t;.~ ~m. _Beautllul
Spanish '3 bedroom. Goreeous
sha& carpets throaQt. Lovely
~It trees. Lota of room for a
pool. 3 baths! Fom1al Juning
room. Lar&e family ~· All
ele<:trlc built-ins. Fireplace: 111
. the living room. · Excelle~t
. area. Estate-111zed lot. (11956)
962-1373 ..
Parksile Estates!
Eliepnt borne with 3 bed·
rooms, 3 baths. Beautiful shag
carpet& custom drapes. :ror.
mal dining room, fan
room. Fireplace. Patio
shake roof. Deluxe bullt·ins
wtth dishwasher. Ideally land·
acaped. Beautiful brick Ile·
cents. $51,500. (01601 l 842-2561
Love~ 3 Bedroom!
S3l.<m. Ideally suited for your
.~.family. 2 baths. Patio, shake
roof. Kitchen . built-ins y,•IU1
"'-dlshu·asher. Famil:Y room.
fireplace. Secluded rear living·
rooni. Include• carpets &
drapes. C02019) 962-'.-1373
Sl.1.<m. Easy terms. Good
famUy home. Secluded rear
living room. Family room k
f I r e p I a c e . li-1om-pleaslng
bui!t!ltf8:-Dining room. Nice
patio. Owner Is anxioua.
(Olm) 842-2561
With 5 Bedrooms!
$37,~. Popular 2-story home.
Very very clean. Huge dlntn!
roo1n & fanlily roo1n, Spacious
thruout. Secluded rear living
room. FireplaL-e. P a t i o .
Gounnet built-Ins A
dlsh"•asher: (01921) 962-5566
Meredith .Home
$51,500. The finest floor plan In
the area. 4 bedrooms, ~ baths .
Family kitchen wlth wall pan·
try, built-Ins le dishwasher.
Beautiful walnut paneling in
the family room. Fireplace,
patio. Formal dining room.
Central vacuum c I e a n e r .
. (01012) 962-8865
One .Of The Best!
~30.950. Truly sharp 4 bedroom
~·Ith 2 baths. Large covered
patio, New red-brtck BBQ.
Here's Your Chance! ·>'amlly room. Dining room " kitchen built-ins. Forced-air
$22.750. Noo· you can aftord heat. Be sure to, see this!
. that first hom~. Lovely 3 (01998) 846-1383 ·
bedroom with 2 bath•. Plush Spanish 4 Bedroom! carpel!. Forced-air h e a t•
Pat\O, dining room. BuUt-lns $47,500. Popular home,
&: dishwasher. r~amily room. Located on a nice It quiet cul
(019$1 842-6691 · ' de sac street. 3 baths! Formal
. Fam'1•1u Mi.nded'. "'""'• room, bu' I t -In'. IJ dishwasher. Family room &
$32.~. Ex-eel.lent home for fireplace. Patio, shake roof.
your family. 3 bedrooms, 2 Like-new condition. (o:»t5)
baths. New shag carpets. 962-5566
Protty brick "''"""· oin1ng Prt'de In n...nershi'pl, room. byilt-ins &: dlsh'>'•lllher. -UW
Katural-'>''OOd cabinets. Even $55.00J. Choice 3 bedroom
a doughboy pool with filler. home "'ilh 3 baths! Tastefully
(01981 I 842-6691 decorated. Family room, for·
ma! dining room. Patio & Very Prestigious' shak~ roor. Large yam -"·iu ' "''"''"'""''a pool. Walk to all . Beautiful pool 0IK>n1e. 4 lat-ge. schools & shopping. Custoll,l.
bedrooms, 3 bath&. Formal drap..?s. Thlck shag ca.rpets.
dining room. Patio. 'Fireplace F1replace. Deluxe fa m 11 y
4 Bd -N n.u...1 & "tamUy roont. ·Good kitchen with buUt-ln!f. &-diSh· rm. a uVw11. assumable loaii. 0'>''Tler mov· washer. (02075) 8:46-0609 < r.162· ·"' ,pecu;;n;•=·--.Hnino· -J•parr-.,....,,, .. ~ "'"· , __ _,S~ee_a_n~d ~B-l!Y----
Love1y corlted entrance'. Lots $58.000. (0UM6} 846--0604 •
of Pttntling thruout.the house. $23,500-lovelvl. $32,500. You're gonna like this
2 baths. Patio. Secluded ~ar IJ hon1e. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths.
"1h1i11g F001l1. r~am-lly room, Very atlncti\-e townhouse Flagstone patio .... Pool I:
r fireplace. BU i I I -ins &.. \Vith 3 bcdroon1s, 2 baths. Pool d 'c l' king. t.o"·-tnainlenance
d!sh\.\•ashcr. SiuTounding !fult & patio.' Dining room, yard. Cu.rpets. drapes. Dining
Executive 3 BedroQ111!
$45,750. Immaculate &
beautiful. Near the Santa Ana
country club: 3 spacious
bedrooms, " '3 baths. Formal
dining room. Secluded rear
living room. Family room,
fireplace. Deluxe ! a m I l y
kltch@_ with built-ins &
di:Sl:lwasher. Shows like a
model home. 540-1720
Check This Out!
Nice home on a large 60/220
lot. '.SlllTOUnding fruit b:tts.
Lots o f. storage roon1. Alley
access. Dining room. Fenced
yard. Just $21,000. Lovely one
bedroom home. Lots of room
for fufure irowth. 540-l'ra>
Breallting Spact!
$25,COO, .Excellent 2 bedroom
home on · a large 661233-kit.
Dining room. Beautlfu'I
landscaping. No need to worry
nbout being crowded. ~1720
Owner Desparate!
~Tu~1 sacrifice this "nice 3
be<lroo1n klwnhouse. 2 balhsf
Shake roor. patio. Dining
room, built-Ins & dishwasher.
Use of two pools & clubhouse.
SZl,550. W2061l -54()-1720
Mjssion Vfejo
TremendOus Value!
$58, 750. Magnilicent home
'vith 5 bedrooms! Lovely pool
It patio .. Carel!slng fruit trees.
Lota of privacy. Family room,
f I r e place. Privacy-minded
rear living room. Formal din·
!ngiroom. All deluxe family
kitchen. Many many extras!
f0191S) 831).6()3(1 ,
Large 4 Bedroom!
\Vith a wost-appealing moun-
tain view. 2 ba:~s. Dining
room shake roof. r.todem-gas
built-ins ~,it h ·dishY.'asher.
F"irepla&. ·0n a quiet cul de
sac street. Central alr-con-
.orm ming room. -~ . -Formal dining room. Rear liv·
dishwasher. Secluded reai:-llv· ing room inSures many private
lng ~m: ~alk to ~ sc~ls. _momenls. Family • r o o m ,
Move ~n right away on Credit beautiful ti.replace .. Gounnet·
approvB.l. (01924) 830-6060 kitchen. Bring the fa"mUY &:
Le19u11~
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I Unbelievable EJegance1
For tlK>se whO want' the most
out of living. Estate living! 3
sit{cious suites, 3 ·baths. Full
dining room. Exquisite family
"ftlOm. Fireplace. Spec:tacuJa:r .
QCea0...6' coastltne view. Nearly·
!4 acre. Deluxe lnside A: out.
Decorator futni.sbi.ngs are o~
tlonai. $ll),fXKl. 494-8003,
· the horse,s,. TQo nia.w fan~ic
extru to name. f 87,900 .
(004.19) 493-1341:
Prestige Living!
Elegant 3~bedroom home with
3 bathsl·.Just across 1ro·m the
country club. Forn1al dining ' ' ' -· room. All deluxe modern
bullt-lns. Secluded ~ livina
rooni. Famlly room with wet
bar.' · Fireplace. Poo!·si:i:ed ·
yai-d. Submit all 0 ff er• •
167,500. (~j 493-1341
dU;oning. Squeeky c( e • n ! WildernesS Haven'. $37,900. (~195.1) 830-0060 .. Live & Enjoy! See Ta Appreciate! :r:i:ng~=n~~
$23,500. Exciting townhouse wildcfnesi. 3 baths.. ,Family Very lovely ·home with a
\\'ith· many special touches. 2 kitchen \\'ith all the modem beautiful tront &:. rear .YaJll,
bedroo1ns, 2 baths. Plush · conveniences. Just 3 blocks highlighted b}> a waterfall l
" & d o· · from the beach. El~ant thru· • fish~ ~ ~-• carpeung · rapes. 1ning . ....,...... , . u un ..
roon1, built-ins. Patio. Im· out. $90,000. 494..f!OOl trees. Fa{ffil~;o._,,n. l place.
maculate condition. Just 1 Secluded· rear Uvi'ng roOm.
year old. (01996) ~ Reduced $3511!1!' Dining room. Mom-Plea•lng
San ~lemente
Very Outstaadilgl
$46,900. Tremendous ocean A
harbor view. Surrounding fruit
trees. 3 bedrooms, 2 batha.
Formal d.ining room.
Fi.replftce, rear living room .
Modem built-ins. CUstom built
horne. Many memo r ab lit
• moments. in store for you!
(Oll66) 492-mJI.
Panoramic riew!
Get away from it .all In-this
gorgeous.·, home. Custom~t
beauty with spectacuJar ocean
view. Top quality construction.
Wet bar, jacu:i:zi. F9nnal din-
In& room. 'Secluded.-car living
room. Fan1ily . rtiom &-
fireplace. Come see! $105,950.
{10913) ~7710.
See And Buyl, Spaclou,s ~9P 0·r the world kitchen built-ins. Clx>ice 2
home. s· bedrooms, 3 baths. =home. $38,000. (01s_1_9> J D.Oh't Miss This! .
$48.950. It's' hard .to resist' this Large attractive landscB:Piht·
gorgeous 4 bedroom · home. 2 P.alio, clining room. All deluxe $35,900. E x c e p t I o n a L 3
baths. Patio. Family toom. kitchen with modeni buUt-lns . . ~bedronm. Mind-plea.dng ocean
Large yard. See thru fireplace. Si: dishwasher. Lovely family D·an· a Py·1n t . ew. \I/ell landscaped. Seclud=
I I'-~ Hlgh · ~. · "" rear living room. -Patio,· ~SS ng , room, w a K. -i n ·room & · place. auuve
closets. Secluded rear. livjng the p ic with lots ot dining room & gas built-ins
(01993) -=~ ,~ $56 000 ~ .... """"' · with dishwasher. Near the golt rooni. ~ 1'4.vacy , . ~.. . JneJ.ijjllll ·coune &: t~\ch. Top buy! 4-'Bdnn. + 3-Baths!-·1--11ust-'$38;5D0.!--+--1tik'e".'Rtlya1ty!-. _,,..-+-~-· · ·~~.(=~).~-49'l-~t:-:::::::::::::.
$43.950. Excel.lent Mesa Verde Excellent. Spanish home. 3 That's the feeling you get In $39,950, Enjoy the lovely ocean Lots of .Privac ... y!~ -.
home. Very large lot. Lovely· ~ms, 2 b a t h s . "Sur· thia spectacular custom home & valley scenery from this at-.
garden & fruit trees. ·P\enly of i-ounding, fruit trees. 1,.nrge in lovely '-lon~rdi Ba,y. 4 spa-tractive 4 bedroom home. Grat~ boTne with 3
roon1 tor a pool. Boat & trailer covered patio, very well cK>us bedroom suites. 4 baths. LoVi!:ly patio v..-lth lots ot deck· bedrooms. 2 baths. Terrific
acces$. Covt?red pR.tio, Shake landsc;aped. Family room, Thought·staggering coastline ing. NU m er o us shade ocean view. Dining niom,
trees. l..atii rear ya r d , ... built-iru. Cozy fittplace. Shae roon1. Deluxe b u i Lt -i n s •
roof. 1''onnal dining room, lfre.place. Dini g room, View • .Lots at privacy," Rear ~ .Secl'uded rear living • patio. · Deluxe kitchen with
, built-ins & dlsh'>'°RSher~ 1',aml· bulll-11")5 1£ "d I 1 w a I her. living ·room, (aml.JY . rOoin,-· room; Fomtal dlnlng room. built-Ins Ii dishwasher. Cozy
1y rooffi, fireplace. Cd20Cl5) Beautihz!ly t@4. (01940) den. Elegant fomial di.nine '-Del.w.ce kitchefi. ""bu l It -ins fireplace. \Von'r. last loo.g. Natural birch cablnet1. (020'24) carpets., Tennis court I: play dish\\·asher. Forced-air · heat.
842-2~ a1-ea. (00869) 846-1383 t.020321 962-5566 540-l'IID lID-6060 room. $179;00o. 49<-8000. (01917) ~ · $411,000. (01915! 4!1Z-nw 1
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Soper Sharp-SparkH111 Quality
110 Maitws· Circle, °"9ft Stln. After 1 P;M.
2 blidroc>m._ 2 bath, comfy family . room,
Breakfut area &i attlum. Upgraded shag
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PACIFIC .REANSTATE
. 642..0200
G.nera1 . '
JlJo Watu/ronl
Esceptk>nal 5 bdrm., 3-story home with pier
& )lip. MagnWcent South bay view from all
3 levelt. Remodeled kitchen & family room.
Prk:e reduced to $218,000
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 loyoldo Dr., SuH. 1, N.B. 675-4161
Generel Ge~eral
* Orn .JJ01Ue6 .*.
SunJa'I 1-Sp.m.
1014 Polaris .. : ............ --:-:-::. $175,000
25112 Crestview ........ .T :·'. . . . . . . $54, 750
19 Tiburon Bay Dr ................ $124,SOO ·
34· Linda Jile Dr. . ... . . . . .. . . . . . $250,000
1724 Galaxy Dr. ............ .'. $139,500
1380 .Galaxy Dr ................... $237,500
lll201 Edgehill Dr. ........ 4 BR/Fam. Rm.
.1532 Keel ....................... $88,800
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5
600 Poinsettia " .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . $61 ,500
313 Heliotrope ........ , .... , ..... , $135,500
* * *· * * * OPEN SUN. 1-5 34 LINDA ISLE
60' Prime view-main channel. 3 BR., m!tr.
suite w/fireplace., first floor. Trad. custom
design by Ellerbroek. Beam ceilings. 2 slips.
$250,000. Kathryn Raulston • .
60 FEET ON WATER
OPEN SUN. 1-5 1014 POLARIS
Pier & slip. H&F pool. 4500 sq. ft. home
w/5 bdrms., den, 4~ baths. Redecorating
starts Tues. Submit on smaller home in
Uarbo~ High area,. $175,000.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 P.M. ~
1' TIBURON BAY DR. SPYG LASS HILL
Beautiful, new. Lusk bit. home.' 4 BR's., lam.
rm.1 wet bar, 2lh baths. Spectacular ocean
View. $124,500. Cathryn Tennille
EXCITING CORONA DEL MAR
Much morelll3n dtiplex-slick new seaside
sensation,l ~ tilks. to oceap7Beams & brick-+ income. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5. 313 HELI-
OTROPE. $135,500. Paul Quick '
L&GUNA BEACH & A POOLI
2 Bdrms. & a studio! 2 Ba's.; large lot,
great location! When you tire of the sand,
take a dip in the pool! Offered far $59,900.
Toni Esrobar
VIEW-MOST D~S RABLE AR EA
M ke offer. Owners e purchased smaller
e. 4 BR,3-tb , formal dining room
& arge family room wffirepl~ce. Edie Olson
, LARG E LIDO LOT
/llJ'..l'!J--IO garden or expand or for your ·fav-·
pet. Three bdrms. & den & charming!
1 price $94,500. Gene Vreeland
CAM EO SHORES -"' ,
Great canyon view. Beautiful garden w/
rooin for pool. Large living room .has hi·
beam ceiling & handsome fireplace. 3 Bed·
~ms & 2 ballJs.._ $99,500. Carol Tatum __
.HARBeR VIEW HIDEAWAY
Vacant-move In condition. Great corner !<>-
cation. View of bills & peek-a·boo of ocean.
3 Bdrms. & famil y room. Triona Bergin
DOVER SHOR ES LUXURY
BEST VIEW -over 4,000 sq. ft., Incl 4
bdnru., fam. rm., fonn. D.R.-inviting pool
-LARGE CLOSETS. A really complete
llome. $237,500. FEE LAND . Bud Austin _.......
Coldwall,Banker
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551 NI WPORT CENT l;R DR., N.I .
General
* *" * * * * * TAYLOR CO. *
BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB
Beautiful custom , quality in one of finest
homes in area. Professionally decorated 4
BdrmS, huge family rm wiUt ro.sewood . panel-
ing, lge dining rm & fully eqwpped kitchen.
OP.en be3111 ceilings, lavish ·tile ifoor in entry
hall, loads of storage, auto. sprinklers. Fully
air condi tioned. 3-Car garage ..... $159,500
17 CYPRESS PT. LN. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5:30
DOVER SHORES ""'\ $~,000
Magnificent 5 bedroom hom&..l!Jl-plcturesque
Galaxy Drive & includes the lsnd! Really cus-
tom built. On a street-to-street site. Large
family rm., lge. formal dining rm., 4~ baths
&: 3-car garage. Fully air-conditioned, lux .
cptng., blt--in vacuum system, miniature pool
&: sun room off mstr. bath ~..r-many xtras.
1337 GALAXY OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5:30
1,INDA ISLE BAYFRONT -$24$,000
'Ah, the luxury of your own pier/slip at your
door step! L-Ovely custom home w/4 bdrooms
(including extra large master BR.), lge. fam.
rm. with sunken wet bar, formal DR., game
rm. & 4~ baths. Built-in vacuum system.
Abundant Del Piso tile. Patio faces lagoon.
50 UNDA ISLE OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5:30
BIG CANYON -$124,500
You'll LOVE this home! lrilpressive open
beam vaulted ceilings give a feeling of space.
5 Large bdrms., lge. family rm. &'formal din·
ing rm. Many fine features in kitchen, :kar
garage, fine cptng. & drapes. Beaut. landsc. "
55 ROYAL ST. GEORGE SAT/SUN. 1-5:30
c. WATERFRONT -CORONA DEL MAR
Luxurious completely refurbished 2 bedrm.
2 bath "own-your-Owh" apt. Rich cptn g. &
drapes, be ams, paneling, abundant marble
& many fine appls. Adult occupied. Pool ,
great yiew, boat slips, sec. gate. $145,000.
BIG CANYON -$104,900
B.St buy in.-the area!' Lovely plan by Broad·
moor and surrounded by more expensive cus-
tom homes. Most terrific ·kitchen, 4 large
bedrooms, family room & formal dining rm.
2 Fireplaces·& 3-car garage. Qtiiet sl
29 AUGUSTA LANE OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5:30
BIG CANYON -$114,950
Exclusive Country Club area with security •
entrance. Popular floor plan in this fin e 5
bedroom home. Family rm. w/wet bar, for-
mlllcdining'rm. & 3.batljs. Heavy•hake roof,
3-car garage. Beautiful cptng. & drapes. .
· Off lct Open Saturday & Sunday
''Our 28th Year''
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 San Joa~uln Hills Road
''Overlooking Big Ceriyon Country Club''"""___,
NEW~ORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
General General
CORONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX -
Located on· the Carnation Ave. bluff, these
2 bdrm. units look down the entire bay &
over tt>e Balboa Peninsula, to the mighty
Pacific. Be careful here -your mother-in-
law may never go home.
THE IRWIN COMPANY
REALTORS
-"EXCLUSIVELY YOURS"
Beca~se we ns1 only a few .eelect ~ts -
for Action •.• CaU 642-5678
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' JIM lfY.NDS
f!u been· in Rffi Eatate
since 1968. He came to the
real estate profeulon !rom
a career in engineerlnl. He
has worked In new residen-
tial sales at Westlake Vil-
lage, west of Los Angeles
and ln the sale of Invest-
ment property in Los An-
geles and Orange Counties.
l1e became a Real Estate
Broker in 1972-and for the
past two years has been
selling residential property
in Orange County. He ls
proud ol his Ia.sting associ-
ation with The R e a I
Estaters.
Please contact JIM HYNDS
to serve you in buying or
selling your home or · 1n-
Vestment properties.
646-7171
3 BDRM ~ GUEST
POOL-$32,500!
WILLIAM WINTON
' C>pen .JJo~e6
BALBOA . ISLAND
310 SD .. BAYFRDNT
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 ,
Spectacular bayfront duplex. Creatively de-
SJgned 3 bdrm., 3 bath upper unit featuring
roof deck, study overlooking master bdrm.
& priv. pado. Lower 3 bdrm., 2 ba. unit now
rented. On shore mooring incl
227 OPAL
OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5
New 2-sty. 4 bdrm., S ba. home plus spa-
cious I-bdrm. income unit. Xlnt location just
steps from beach. Lge. d~I. car garage, See
it this weekend!
NEWPO.T,-BEACH
415 BAYSIDE DRIVE
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OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5
A heauliful garden patio creates a feeling
of se~ty upon entering UU.. beauliful 4
bdrm., 4~ bath bayfront borne, .Features
incl., lge. sauna, den, priv. pier that will ac-
commodate a 50 ft. boat & a beauliful sandy.
beach in·front. Very acc...,ible location. Of·
fered at $249,500.
229 MARINE , _BALBOA ISLAND 675-3"1
WILLIAM WINTON-,
REALTOR ·
That's right. PRIVATE, DE-
TACHED GUEST FACII,,
ITY ! · Large shade trees
cover • LARGEST ·c._vRNER
LOT! Huge red brick fire-
place. f~ORMAL DINING
ROOr..t Gorgeous beamed
ceiling family room. Tile
kitchen. 3 giant bedrooms ·!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
4 with g11csL Laundry rooll).
Big slide into spla.shiiig. -Gener•l KIDNEY SHAPED POOL! 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:;;;;o::;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;::;:;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;; General
Exira large enclosed stor-' 1 · ·
""' yard. Fanta>ttc buy at * BOYD REAL TORS PRESENT. . S * LOW PRICE OF $32,500!
Take advantage • call
645-0303.
I Olll.\I L OI \0\ -Jo'("A ~~OR.I
FOR SALE
3 Arch bay home, $67,500.
OceQfl !ront hideaway
. 1200,000.
l !Jr. cottage and addft:ional
• land $40,500.
l!i acres level la,nd Ortega
1-lwY $10.'l,OCKI.
Income. ·producing· .property
. 169,500.
3 Br .... Villa Park home in
. Orange $43,500.
191S PT. WEYBRIDGE OPEN SUN. 1.S
A BhlU'P, upgraded ·Pomfino model. s BR.,
3, ba'•, wiW a charming, efficient farm kitch·
en. Easy mainl l.andsi:aping & best of all, the
bonus area ii stressed to code & ready to be
• your dream studio.
1537 SERENADE OPEN SAT/SUN. l.S
A pretty special, special hoube .. 2 BR., 2 bf!s.,
with a convert. ·~n. The topper. -a large
gleaming· pool · a park-like setting. . . -~--
1617' ALISO OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5
Need room? Cape Cod eottage with 2 Jldrms.
& bath up & ·2 bdrms. & bath downstairs.
Wonderful fo" teenagers or-in-laws. Delight.
ful patio & a big 3 car garage. REDUCED
TO $47,000.
•. * 675-5930 *
3629 E. Coot! Hwy,
Con.no del Mor
Exclusi\l'e Canyon lake'[!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I k>t $10,00J. .......____
RITA MYERS. BROKER. General General C'ORY BARRE'IT AND 1..:;==-----_;;.;;;..;;,;.;.;. __ ~--
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AS1DCIATES
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1786 S. CoH t Hwy. •••••••••• · FIXER-• UPPER
MAKE OFFERS~
Two fourplexes, good Costa Mesa location,
2 bedroom an~ l bedroom units. Asking
$52,000 each. 10% down.
EASTSIDE BARGAIN Attractive triplex-good locatio~-all .2 bed-
GOVERNMENT REPO room units. Asking $48,000. 10% down.
9,Jng paint, pap", and ll-'-.-F_O_U_RP_LE __ X_AN_D-ST_O_RE--.-_-N-orth--Lo-n-~
JAX. Large 3 BR, 2 BA and
dining. Hardwood floors, Beach-7 times gross at $63,000. 0.W.C. 2n
shag carpets, fire.,.ace, T .D. .. l. ,..
roo111 for boats & motor honl~ oH alley. Hum, only NEW DUPLEX-dose <>-Ilana Point Ma-
128,000 .. SubmlLb • , --rjna=4-bedroonrand·2"bedroonrunits;-$81;259-54G-1151 " Open Evn. ---~-----~-,---,.CORONA. DEL MAR "CUTIE"-first·time
offered-remodeled front unit. Hurry on tjliJ -· f -HERITAGE
. • REALTORS one. ~ ~
• • • • •· • • • • 1 $1000~a month· income -two trlpleses -spendable galore! Only $79,900. er11 --------CALl 675-7225
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FOREVER VIEW-DOVER SHORES
Elegant, lge. bay view home; 5 BR, 4 ba.
Conip. entertainment center around lge. hid.
& filt'd. pool; locked wro ught Iron gates.
$166,000. Land avail.
HARBOR-VIEW . HOMES l
CARMEL MODEL I
HARBOR VllW HOMES
3 Bdrms., .formal .dl!llng rm., famil.1 rm.;
brick frplc. Only one YMf :JOUDI-<>wn.-
leaving area. '$71,500.Inollldlng the land! I LOVELY MONTEGO MODEL
4 bedrooms, family · room,. formal dlnlQg; • Cl1'l>tl8..
drapes, super.lsndscaping, covered patio, wOod deck:
$74,950 FEE -.
LIKE NEW PALERMO MODEL .
4 bedrooms, family rooni, form al dining, wet bar; up-
grade carpets, floors. Pcrltoet for your family. $78,500
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REALTY
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Near to ski Ult :tt7 & 8 & not far from lake
-contemp. sty)ing; 214 baths, 6 Bclnns.
-(cou1d sleep 25 -people); $57,500. For full
Information call Georgine Baugh! at Corbin·
Martin. . ' .,
CORBIN -MARTIN
REALTORS con Anytllno 644-7662
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517 Bogonlo, Col'OM dtl Mo r
Cute 3 Bedrm, 2 bath front house with fenc-
ed private patio & yard! immediate occu·
pancy. And 2 Bdrm. 1 ba h, rear house. Es·
tra ·wide 42' Jot $69,500. Open Sal/Sun
. 1:00-5:30
CdM -Ocean View
418 Hazel Da:., Corona del Mar
Charming 3 BR with formal dining, many
unique l e a t u r e s , nearing completion.
_open SaVSun 1·5.
BIG CANYON
28 Royal .St. George, Nowport Booch
Large custom home on 5th Fairway, 5 Iuxur--
ious bedrms wiUt outstanding large de o &
other attractive features. Open Sunday 1:00-
5:30
2845 E. CoHt Hi9hwoy
Coron l dtl Mir J 675-6900
General General
CULVERDALE -IN IRVINE
3 Bdrm. -to ps in everything, decorating.
carpeting, appliances, .location & price.
$35,500 .
OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 3682 BAYLOR
COSTA MESA. FOUR·PLEXES
Spacious 1-BR units with patios. 2 Blks.
.from Newport Blvd. Always full -$65,000 ' --. CORONA DEL MAR CHARMER
DUPLEX -Two 2-Bdrms. -$79,950
ct -Orange · Coast
-REAL ESTATE 644 4141
2600 E. Coast Hwy., Coron• dtl Mor
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MACNAB
IR-VINE
FINER HOMES
. ECHOES OF GRANDEUR
S'Ound tbru this custom Big Canyon Home.
Unusual 3 room master suite w/jacuzzi +._
additional 3 BR's. Outstanding view loc,..
lion. Lois Miller 642-8235. (L31)-
"WH ITE CLIFFS OF DOVER"
Spectacular view ! 4 huge BR's & pool
make this elegant home oqe of Dover
Sbores fin~ QPEN ·SUNDAY 1-5 p.m.
1244 Polaris. (L32)
VIEW. HOME +_I NCOME CdM
Gorgeous Ocean View-Spacious 2BR, 3·
bath + large club room-pool, plus 3BR,
2 ·bath separate home. 5 car garage.
$174,500. H. Perry/R. Sherman 642-8235 •
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IRVINE TERRACE-VIEW HOME
Gorgeous home w/pool~ View from ocean
thru the Bay & the park to Fashion Island.
Immaculate & comfortable. $79,500 Tom
Qu<:.en 64U200. (L34)
WON BAY-LIDO ISLE -5BR;-6-batfrholile-=fOTmat.'D~large
brick terrace -pier & Sll'p. OPE.N SUN·
DAY 1-5 p.m. ~VIA LIDO NORD. (h35)
82 PRESIDENTS LIVE HERE
Big C11Dyon home less lban a year old -
looks like a .model. 4l!ft, 3 bath. OPEN
SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. 21 HERMITAGE LANE
(L36) •
MAGNIFICENT LINDA ISLE
Marble entry, crystal chandeliers, deep
cpts. & beautiful panelling contribute to
the platina of Ibis handsome 5BR home.
Doria Chichester 642-8235. OPEN SUNDAY
1·5 p.m. •#54 LINDA ISLE. (L37)
JUST ONE STEP
, from your beautiful master suite Into ~
heated, private pool. Lovely, spacious 4BR
Baycrest home w/secluded courtyard en-
try. i89,500. Jane Frazee 642-8235. (L38)
RENTAL-'FURNISHED
DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT
w /boat '. sllp-<>n main channel. :Z:stl!ry.., 1
BR, 4 bath + PR. Massive master 1wte.
Lushly furnished .Leue for 1 yr. or longer.
Available 6/1. Tom Turner MU235. (U9)
VIEW LOT:...,810 CANYON •
Excellent location . overtootfug beautiful
rolling fairways & greens. Newport's':fbl..
est new resiqentilll. '59,950. Harriett Pery
642-8235. (L4-0)
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ADDED FAMILY ROOMS on-reasonably
priced homes make for excellent living Bnd
sound investing. Unique Homes of Mesa
Verde has two! One, a three bedroom near
the golf course. Youse pays your money and
take yer choice! Both at $35,500. One of
tbem's open today.
OPIN TODAY l1 2t llAMUDA,' MESA YllDI. COSTA MISA
UNIQUE HOMIS Of MISA YllDI, 141·1991
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DELIGHTFULLY CLEAN-Here's an im·
maculate a nd spacious three bedroom home
that roarns all over a large Bayci'est lot
creating fonnal and Wormal gardens. Very
quiet neighborhood and very well maintain-ed. .
OPIN TODAY, 1725 SITLA.llti, IAYCllST, NIWPOIT 11.ACH
UNIQUE HOMES OF NIWPOlT IU.CH. 645·6100
H.nted by Merjory M•ff
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PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP INVESTMENT -
Hot Newport Heights location-two duplexes
under construction. Each has two 2-bed·
room, 2 bath townhouse units, each. Buy
now and by .R"0Jly yc)u can select colors and
carpets. Very intf resting and very sound in-
vestment It's your ti1ne! $67,500 each.
OPIN TODAY, 311-IJ T6tli PL. NPT. lffS,, N.I .
UNl9UE HOME\ OF. NlWPOIT IU.CH, HS-6500
\ Hosted by bllko Olricll
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PEACEFUL RETREAT -A beautiful pOOl
and picturesque gardens make this a serene
and secluded three bedroom home, yet per-
fect for entert:iilling. lligh ceilings, garden
atriums and dt'llhatic skylights add to the
effect. Definitely roo1ny. Prestigiou~ Dover
Shores location. Now presented ~t $134,500.
OPEN TODAY, Tl6J ~ALAXY. DOVll SHORB, NI.
UNl9UI HOMES OP NIWPORT llACH. MS4110
HosW by Juli Cole
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SLIP ME A CONDOMINIU~' how about
a condominium v.'ith a slip? That's it! Th(ee
?· bedrooms, two baths an4 . brand new rigOt
-on the Water!-Right on! All the latest con-.
veniences, in.eluding deep pile shag and a
deep water slip! At '$92,500.
onN TODAY, 4405 w. COAST HWY .. N.1.
UNIQUE HOMIS OF NIWPOIT IU.CH, '4MIOO.
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EARLY AMERICAN SE1TING
Custom built FIVE bedroom and THREE
bath home. This home has an easy flowing
center hall floor plan. Large family room
with fireplace; separate service porch and '
eating area in the kitchen. Large corner lot
with ample room for a pool. Just reduced
to $75,000.
BACK BAY -COUNT THE EXTRAS
Courtyard entry, garden kitchen, formal din·
ing room, eating ru:ea in the kitchen, vaulted
beam ceilings, ·family room with fireplace,
decorator wall coverings, 21h: baths. Honest,
this is more than just a 4 bedtoom home.
We would love to show it to you. $52,900.
BLUFFS BEST WATER VIEW
You are front row center ov~rlook:ing the
bay and snow capped mountains. Popular
split level model with eating area in the kit-
chen plus· formal dining area. Three specious
bedrooms and 21'. baths. Upgraded t.hrollgh-
out with lush deep pile carpeting and decor-
ator wallpapers. $79,900. Call for appoint.
ment. ·
DOVER SHOREs VIEW HOME
Designed and built by Ivan Wells for.execu-
tive entertaining and comfortable family liv-
ing. Four bedrooms, convertible den, 3
baths, formal dining room and warm family
room. Front courtyard· patio with heated
pool. Forever view of llight lights and back
bay. $137,500. ,-.
Rumc EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
. ' ASSUMABLE ... LOAN
Shake roof charm, hardwood floors, used
brick fireplace; close· to Westcliff'S!!opping.
breakfast area 'la atrium. Upgraded shag.
buyers. Sales price $39,94-0 with loan balance
of $21,000. Three large bedrooms, 1 o/4 baths,
bonus room and eating area · in the built-in
kitchen, formal dining area. Excellent neigh·
borhood, Low interest finanfing, and a sound
investment.
C. F. COLESWOR·THY
640-0020 /
WE HAVE RENTALS
Gtner1t . .. Gener1I
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NEWPORT'S AWARD WINNING COMMUN!
. JWE CALL IT "EASY STREET")
OFFERINGS
THIS HOME OPEN' Sl,!N. 1-5
2416 VISTA HOGAR . 0 4 B<!nns., 2'h oaths, family/l<itch., 2-sty. Spa•
'ou1ET ON NAUTILU>-One o( thirdeepest! cious patio. Family home in the highly
Pools that is! Also: one heck of a good fam,.. praised "Plaza" community .. Delightfully
ily floor plan with a pool tabl.,.size game. wallpapered, tastefully appointed, dutch
roorp, four bedrooms (master sttife on one clean & sparklmg. Rememb.er, the Plaza
side) and brand new carpeting. Quiet neigh· has loweit monthly upkeep fees ($42 per ·
borhood. $79,500. month .total). $52,500. (in~. refrig., washer,
dryer, gas BBQ, blt-m shelving, frplc. set.) OPllf TODAY, 2006 NAUTILUS, IA YClm, N.1.
UNl9UI HOMES OF NIWPOIT llACH, '41-6500
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A CUTE LITTLE BEACH HOUSE-Classic-
Beam ceilings, brick fireplace, new paint
and shag carpets, sunny ·exposure and clean
as a pin. 2 Bedroom South of the highway
in Corona de! Mar. Just a block to Big
Corona. Tliis one is really cute-and really
little! But the u:rice is also a small $49,500,
'OPEN TODAY, 3210 llAYllW, C4M
UN~Ui HOMES OF NIWl'ORT lr'ACH, 645-6IOO
. Hnted by lort llleocty
456 GAVIOTA
The popular "Dolores" plan. 3 Bdrms., 21h
baths, split-level, courtyard entry, "on the
green". Great end unit, cul de sac"' loc.1 steps to inviting pooJ. First owner offered,
adult occupied; listed below ~omparable
"builder·_, new sate price" at $61.~
exceptional value!
' 2171 VISTA ENTRADA
Front Row-Bay View
(not mud view, water view)
"The Trina P~"-high abl>ve the water
skiers, with gorgeous bay & night lights
views. 3 Bdrms., 21h baths, split.level. Sur··
prise! A.n all elec. kitch. Pro~ert)' now '
1-------~@ cant & av!-. for spe.Afy dfilivery. Pncea
25De LAKE PARK LANE , Newport Beaoh~-.• at $69,000. T . choice listing c";"®t' last
\Vow! Whatta address.! And whatta location! iong-~lter advantage NOW s like
A shake roof chateau, nestled on a hill over-..,.Jl!>mes •e a ve $70;000).
looking legendary Cherry Lake in Newport 4 s
Beach. Surrounded with pine trees and "VI PAT '' --
quacking mallards, the three bedroom home THE BIG "Z" · ARE FEET
i$ super and definitely Unique!'-Qpen Today. Yes, it's our large home & · very limite-d ·
onN TODAY, 2500 U.11 PAii LANI, N.I. supply: 4 Bdrms., baths, fo al din. rm., lam. nn., brkfst. area plus hug bonus/game
rm. Just a great plan! Veri'! smlirtly dec-
orated; fronting on green&It; walk to
schools, shopping & park. Close by "jumbo"
pool. Certainly the best square foot for
dollar value at $71,500 (bring kids, they
Jove it here! )
UNIQUE HOMIS Of NIWPOlllT llACH, '45o650t
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SIXT.EEN UNITS •
. . • in excellent rental area close to large
shopping center. TWO SEPARATE BUILD-
INGS, S-2 Bedroom unfurnished. 8-1 Bed·
room furnisbad. Large h~ated pool. Covered
lanai, ping-pong and shuffleboard. WILL
TRADE ...... -.................. -.. $220,000.
) BUY THIS
CONDO
-BACK BAY AREA -3· Bedroom, 2\.<~
bath, bullt.-in kitchen, stone fireplace. FAM-
ILY ROOM, community pool & REC ROOMS
including billiards. Pee 'laild close to every-
thing ............................ $34,500.
DUPLEX
CORONA DEL MAR. .
Ni;;\V LISTING -Beautifully remodeled
Cape Cod Dl,JPLEX.. Front unit 2 Bedrtioms,
fireplace, carpets and drapes, ~GE PA·
TIO. Upper. unit has. beamed ceilings, 1
Bedroom. Close to shopping and beach.
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OCEAljFRONT DUPLEX
Swim on your own private beach,·a step from
your front door. Two large bedrooms ·and 2
enjoyable fireplaces in each unit. A deluxe
property like this only comes along one~
in-a-lifetime. Call now for appointment.
$140,000.
LARGE TWO STORY
-FAMILY HOME -
for the large faniily with a need for
many extras . SEPARATE famtly -T09m, 5
bedrooms, 3 baths, LARGE kitchen with din---
ing area, PLUS a formal dining room, two
. fireplaces (1 in the upstairs master suite).
Large fenced yard for the children. -----HARBOR VIEW HOME
. SOMERSET 'MODE·L
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Welcome children in this family TWO STORY
5 bedroorn, family room home which fea.
lures 3 baths , formal dining. room, WET
BAR, large C9nvenient kitchen with all the
extrps. Tremendous fe.nced .yard on dead-
end t~pe street. FEE LAND ........ $81,500.
DEL.IGHTFUL BAYCREST
You'll .enjoy this lovely FAMILY HOME on
a secluded street. 4 bedroom, 2 bath. PAN-
ELED family room 'with double fireplace
plus many custom features. Large fenced
yard and patio .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. $63,500.
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H.ARBOR VIEW HOME
Only one left in phase 1 of resale section on
FEE LAND. This-'-home has 4 bedrooms,
FAM ILY ROOM , 2'h baths in a _TWO
STORY atmosphere. Nicely landse'aped yard.
All this for ...... - . -..... , .. .. . $76,500.
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AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES
REAL TORS . . . . 644-7270 . .
~neral G9ner1I
OPEN HOUSES
3 Bedroom + 3 bedroom Duplex-412 Iris,
Corona de! Mar -Sat. & Sun. 1·5 p..m.
THAT DORM HOME-It's a beauty because
the 2 upsl;>]rs bedrooms open onto a nif!Y
game area (cpuld be a 5th bedroom).
Downstair.s there's 2 1nore bedrooms, in-
cluding a big kitchen, family room, a beamed
celling 'livin~ room and your very own atri·
1'-<UJJ ! l'.irst tim~ open. Presented at $63,500. &st ~'fl J3!:{'
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New port Beach )
644-1133 Anytime 67!;-7225 •
2 Bedroom + aen-2511 Crestview, BaY,-
shore.;sat. & Sun. 1-5 p.m. 675-7225 '
2 Bedroom-2851 BayshOre, Newport Beach
-Sat. & Sun. 1-5 p.m . 67!;-7225.
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OPQt.JODAY, JOZt FU.MINGO, MDA YODI, C.M.
UNl9UI HOM d OF MUA YDDI,
A lhfhtt of OttlH S.,it
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VIEW OF VIEWS'-No better view of the
Newport Harbor exists. 7 stories high, In
that vanishing breed known as high rise.
Comparable new developments prove this
a worthy Investment In a one bedroom town-·
house !or visiting firemen. Vista de! Lldo-
a!!ords swimming pool and boat sllp priv-
lleges. Truly·unique! Open to<lay. only!
OPIN TODAY', 611 Llo0 PAti DI,. N.1. cin. 7.CI
UNl9UI HOMES Of MlWPOlllT llACH, 641o6IOI
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ON THE BIG BAY
Large bayfront home near Peninsula Point,
wllh pier & slip. 3 ~drooms plus maid's
quarters. Unus<l'1ly !ID& construction & ex-
ceptionally_ .maintained. Eleva tor. Sandy
.beach. $250,000.
4 Bedroom-345 Catalina, Newport aeach-
Sat. & Sun. 1·5 p,m . 675-7225.
4 Bedroom Fam. Vlew-lji80 Skyline Drive,
Laguna Beach-67!;-7225. Sun. 1·5 p.m._
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~ 675-4630 MU22r Evo1. ~ S~LESMAN o.. . .
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can you get your price1 Do
you kno1v the pitlaUs ot ii·
nancing? Do you 11·ant peo-
ple running through your
ho1ne, v.·ithoutoul b I' in g
qualUied".' \'ou 11·i1\ n1ake no
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COSTA MESA
FIXER UPPER
$25,000
' 'OPEN SUNDAY 1 ·5
Area's prize view, In prestigioos Harbor
View HUis, lovely setting. Magnificent day
& night, bay & ocean view. Heated pooL 3
• Bdrms., 31> baths, formal dining r m .; 3
frplcs. adds to charm of this quality built
"showplace,'' offered at $1751000 •
J 1101 EBBTIDE
4 BDRMS. -BLUFFS CONDO
Beautifully upgraded, near pool &. wide
greenbelt. Low m onthly lee incl. ootside
n1aintenance or ho1ne, leaving full leisure
time. An xlnt spof for travelers, golft!rs,
boatmen, et'c. $52,500.
BAYFRONT WITH SLIP
Large ,v.ater frontage & pier will accomm~
date 2 lge. boats. 3 (.or 4) Bdrma., in ono
of our'besl areas, p1tly $160,000.
THE PERFECT HOME
Almost 4500 sq. ft. of archjtecl!lrally perfect
elegance -huge rooms, wiUi 11 ft. ceilings
in living rm. & dining rm., great mstr. lxlnn.
plus 3 spaJ:ious bdrnlS., 3 baths & a powder
.rm .. lge. family rm. w/frplc. & wet bar.
Vi e'v of the bay fro1n n1ost rooms. $195,000,
Shown by app'l.
LIVE ON 60 FT. BEST BA YFRONT
All the ingr:~dicnts. for comfortable living,
~vith f'.111 expansive \\'~ter view are c~mbinc4
1n this lovely, custom home: Arch1tectuh
\Vith a hair awaits yo ur inspection & it bas
been lovingly n1aintained. 2..Sty. with. 4
pdrms., 3~ baths;-convenient to both levels.
Front window walls.of glass offer a magnifi ..
cent day & ni ght bay view. U_pper floor
mstr. suite is ideal fo r privacy&: relaxaUon.
Personal reasons for fast sale, make th1'
home avail. well below replacement costs.
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Starter home . 3 lxlr, 1 00, Gftntrll Gtneril·
sing., gar., lg rear yard. ·----------------·1 546-86<10 Call Rt.'d Carpet, ~,
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condition good, Needs paint
and yard work. Loan avail-
able. Price $28.(XX1.
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646-3928 or Eve. 675-il27
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CREAM PUf'T STARTER Beautifu1 2200 sq. ft. condo overlooking pool. ln\'C•lrnent in,.. llOU&ht aftu 4 Br, 3 ba, 'upstairs living room W/view & Opfner. illfRltY ... Won't ed, with custom carpets & drJpeSj large pri·
HOME! stain 1iau entry! Luxurious· carp:, elec. cookware top, dbl self· area and enjoy • 11.r;e ~le. Lge family-din rm, overlking patio. Wt. · .$23,000. Cal 1 vale sundeck; WQJ'l1'·fre'! All exterior land-
Mul>le ~ Dtl Ploo tile tire-clean. ovens. ,66,950. tamlly home al the .. m~ -Elec kit w/bltns & brltfst llar, sep service .,.,.Umep.i. ~LMD·A. ll scaping mlinWned by the community as-place. Lari:" FOR.\tAl. thne. 2.400 l<I· fl. 01 oomron room. Cwitom quality lncldS plaster walls, " soc1ation. An excellent value at $68,600
DlNJNG room! 3 spa<:lou.s Please let me show you this exclusive t.o.•llh1 .~n ... itndowl wb~.:.rd,robe1 raised foundation, high beam ceai"'"'S. Lots Make any reA80nable offer.
bedrooms. ChC!ery ki1cncn. new list'nu ll the other condos anc: s..,._e space, .. arn. .....,... Owner wu asking·s1soo per 90 FIET ON UDO NORD
t.awidry. PWS,. SUPER avall.atlui!s~f~~e,.TheBluffs. .. . lyoomLo m ..• 1""llll.!Jtlul 26x40 2olL tile, bric,~ & wood! .dONIE OF A ~GOOD. Aere, 15Acre•. °"~"""' BOI\'US ROOJ\f • PATIO Pi u1... p.-,va sur· ots-,...over i••cre, an va ue a pprox ..,_, 'Finance. Call Any ti m c , 3 Bayfront. lot.a, side by side! Pier & slip
combo! All enck>Rd "·ll.h I' l'Oundmt::s oJ b Y Be st 'Buy· In Newport-By Owner-$17,751 · 646--0555. privileges. Available on long term land lease
Jalo<ule windows ., you HELEN B. DOWD ' ""1"'""s' "::''140 · 011' f•wJ 23 19 Ho•th•r La no, N.B. 64fM563 SOLID VALUE or purchase. 0 550,000
plcit up !he mood! Faot.u-pr '' ~. ' ew '°""'' """'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""' ... ""'""'""'"'-I • Ilcof1> SHARP In •nd oul! REAL TOR 644-0134 lx>l"K """ 2 blocQ away Condo ..• Beaulllully Main-INVESTMENT Sl'ECIAL ONLJ. $31,5001 T3.ke advan· "'111 lit t $84,000! Gentr•I ta1ned Parklike Setting. 2 ...,. • eau &IS-0303. Multlplo Llstlllf Mombor Bedroom•, l'> Bath>. All Four s bedroom homes on East 20th Street,
HAVE Calitontla City lot OWNER arooouL· Executive Elect B/I Kitchen tA·lth near Irvine Ave. All have fireplaces, enclos-
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area or Costa Mesa. Gross monthly income
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HOUSES FOR . SALE
2 BEDROOM
2o92 Crestview (Bayshores) N
644·2430 $54,750 (Sun 1·5
3210 Seaviewc Old Corona del Mar
675-6000 $49,500 (Sat & ~un 1-5)
1100 Temple Terrace Dr., Laguna Beach
497-2961 $69,500 (Sat & Sun 11-5) . .
26151 Avenitla B6nachon, Mission Viejo
494-9894 $29,995 ISat & Sun 104)
510 J:asmine, Corona del Mar
673-7311 ! (Sun 1-5)
224 Via Koron (Lido Isle) NB .
675-5200 (Sun 1-5)
2 BR & FAMIL Y RM OR DEN' .
17891 Bascom (Univ. Park) Irvine
. {Sat & Sun 10-5)
*1537 Serenade (Irvine Terr) CdM
675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*624 R:unona nrvine Te'rrace) Cdt.1
642-8235 $79,500 ISat & Sun 1-5)
*1106 Somerset (Weslcliff) NB
642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3 ,BEDROOMS
600 Poinsettia, Corona de! 1.1ar
644·2430 $67,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
15482 Lorraine \Vay~ Irvine ·
. 551-2264 $39,950 · (Sat & Sun)
451 ·62nd St . (NewP{)rt Shores) NB .
548-1290 • (Sat & ~un 1-5)
454 Trucha (Th e Bluffs) Newport Bi!ach
·. · 675-8500 (Sat & Sun 2·6)
415 Santa Ana St., Newport Heighls
642-3377 $55,000 548:2698
**2233 Bayside Dr .. Newport Beach
· 642-5200 "$175,000 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
tt#68 Balooa C0ves, Newport Beach
' 642·5200 $96,500 !Sun 1·5)
307 Vista Suerta (The Blurfs). NB
642-6235 . (S un 1-5 )
2500 Lake Park Lane (Cherry Lake) NB
645-6500 $81 ,500 (Sat_& Sun 1-5)
3561 Carmel (Walnut Village) Irvine
838-3443 (Sun 11-4)
8102 ·ouberry (Univ. Park) Irvine
. 552-7500 (Sat & sw; k~
*16321 Golden Gate, Hunlington Beach
842-2535 832.750 (Sun 1-5)
35.1 LaPerle Lane. Costa Mesa
646-7171 {Sat & Sun 1-)
2242 Donnie Rd ., Ne,Vnort Beach. •
673-6642 675-6459 .(Sun 1-)
. 3 BR &"FAMILY RM OR 0DEN
**#34 Linda Isle {Linda. Isle) NB
644-2430 $250,000 · (Sim 5)
1532 Keel (11\luHillsJ CdM
644·2430 $88,800 (Sun 1-5)
3128 .Bermuda (Me sa Verde) CM
546-5990 $35,500 (Sat &'Sun 1-5)
1725 Skylark Lane, (Bay.crest) NB
675-6000 $69,950 {Sat & Sun 1-5)
16202 Marjan Lane, Huntington Beach
847-7015 $39,500 (Sun all day)
20792 Mission Lane. Huntington Beach
962-4454 $33,000 (Sun 1-5).
*398 \list·a Baya (cor Tuston) NB
646-0228 (Sun 1-5 )
1921 Center-St., Santa Ana
546-2313 $25,500 (Sun 1·5)
4 ..BEDROOM ' 2113 Miramar, Balboa Peninsula
673,5817 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
8461 Doncaster, Huntington , Beach
673-3663 $25,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2416 Vista Hogar (Bluffs Plaza) NB
644-1133 $52,500 (Sun 1-5)
1617 Aliso (Newport Heights) NB
675-5930 $47.000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2187 Placentia, Costa Mesa
546·2313 $27.650 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3013 Buchanan. Costa Mesa
842-2535 $32,900 '(Sun 12·5)
3016 Buchanan. Costa l\1esa
842·2535 $32,900 {S un 12-5)
4 BR ·&-FAMILY RM OR DEN
2319 Heather Lane, Newport Beach
646-6563 $87,750 tSat & Sun 12-6)
19 Tiburon Bay Dr. (Spyglass Hill) NB
644-2430 $124,500 ' (Sun 1·5)
* 1724 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
644·2430 ~139,500 . (Sun!-5) ,
19201 Edgehill Dr. (Turtle Rock) Irvine
644-2430 {Sun· 1-5)
1380 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
644-2430 $237,500 (Sun 1-5)
3612 Catamaran Dr.(Lusk H.V. Hills)
CdM, 644-1450 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
18150 Sand Dunes (Tiburon) F.V.
962-6287 • (Sal & Sun)
*423 Ogle Circle !Eastside) Costa Mesa
645·2496 $54,950 tSat & Sun 1·5)
1501 W. San Lorenzo , Santa Ana
5464340 $39,950 (Sa t & Sun 12-5)
1327 Keel Dr. (Lusk Harbor Vu) CdM
644-6249 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
tt415 Bayside Dr .. Newport Beach .
675-3331 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1711 Terrapin Way'(Baycrest) NB
644-7270 $63,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1939 Port Weybridge (Harbor Vu Homes)
NB, 644-7270 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
9782 Cornerbro6k, Huntington Beach·
.. 644-7662 (Sun 104)
2029 Flamingo (Mesa Yehle) CM .
546-5990 $63.500 (Sat & S{ln 1-5)
· *2006 Nautilus (Ba~crest) NB . ·
ii45-6500 $79,500 · (Sat & Suh 1·5)
294.6 Maui Pl. !Mesa Verde) CM
546-5990 $69,500 ' (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*1244 Polaris (Dover Shores) NB-
642-8235 (Sun 1:1>)
188 1 Via Palatino (T.R. ills) Irvine
55 -0 t & Sun 1-5)
1527 Anil.1 n (Wes c
•
*1363 Galaxy (llaver Shores) NB
t<-675-6000-$13~.5.00 (Sar & Slln 1-5)-
507 15th St., l-luntington Beach
642·8235 , ' SUll_ 1-5)
.;,:2l Her1nif~e [ g-yon ) -- -..
642-8235 . $1 . {]() . (Sun L-5)
536·8B6B $41.500 (Sat & Sun 11·5)
· 919 1'iller \Vay. Corona.Jtel ,alar
. 644-0128 S79 500 .. ~at & Sun 1-5)
1418 'Sanlanella hr~ine Terr) CdM ·
. 673·6900' (Sa~ & SUij.12-5)
1915 pt. Weybridge (fl. V. Hills) CftM ·
675-5930 $80,000 . (Sun 1·5)
. 1806 Leeward IBaycre~) NB
644-6200 $67,500 ""5un 1-5)
19171 Bethany (Turtlerock) Irvine ·
642-8235 . . !Sat & Sun 1-5)
1732 Candlesti ck (Baycrest) NB · ·
642·8235 · . {Sat & Sun 1-5)
1849 Commodore !Baycresl) NB
642·5200 $74.500" !Sun 1-5)
827 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) NB
642-5200 . . {Sat 1·5)
2307 N. Olive. Sonia Ana .
642,~200 $48.500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 )''
1904 Secrest. Sanla Ana
645-0303 · rsat & sun 1-5)
1412 Santanella Terr. Co rona ~el t.Iar
673-2222 -~ (sa~ & s~ 1-51
3146 Barbadol. {lliesa Verdel CM ·
648·7171 {Sat & Sun 2·5) ·\
418 ijazel Dr .. Co rona del Maf 67~·6900 {Sat & Sun 1-5)
292 Bowling Green, Cos!& Mesa•
676-6679 · · (Sat & Sun '1-5)
* 1101 Ebbtide (H. V. Hills) CdM .
675-3000 · · !Sat & Sun 1·5)
2607 Vista Ornado (Blufls Condo) NB
640-0020 (Sal & Sun l ·5)
3125 Boston, Costa Mesa r.
645-6646 !Sat & Sun 1·4)
2001 Hl~hland Dr., Newport Beach
645-0308 ·rsun~-5)
29Q8 Sliver Lone. Newport Beach
645:1/303 $39.250 (Sun l -5)
491 St.ureeon, Cosla Mesa
•
64!1-0SOS (Sun 1-5) '
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tt544 V!ir. J,,id.<>Nor ( id? ~sle) NB '
642-8235 ·-"-. · '-· (Sun 1-5)
17,20 Skylark. ()laycrest) NB
642-8235 $77,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5).
1216·Sandpoint (H.V. ·Hills) CdM . •
642-8235 (Sun 1-5)
46 Mission Bay (Spyglas~ Hill) NB
644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1·5)'
2975,,.Catalpa (Eastbluff) NB
644-6200 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1633 Castle Cove (Spyglass Hill) NB
• 644·6200 · '(Sat & Sun 1·5)
. *1806 Toyon (Baycrest) NB
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
17 Cypress Pt. Ln. (Big Canyon) ml
644-4910 $159,500 rsat & sun 1-5:30)
~"" • '-~~: Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB
&14-491.0 $245,000 . ($at & Sun 1·5:30)
29 Augusta Lane (Big Cao yon) NB
6444910 $.104,960 (S at & Sun 1-5:30) 51~eanza Ufive, Corona Highlands
-8550 . (Sat & Sun 1-5) .
* 313 E. Ba9{rant, Balboa Island
•
673-6900 (Sat & Sun 12-5) -,
2345 Arbutus (Eastbluff) NB
644-1133 $72,500· ~Sun 1 -~)
5441 Sierra Verde, Jrvine
546-0022 $56,000 (Sat & Sun 10 AM
to 5:30 PM ·.
20221 Bi g Bend, Huntingtnn Beach
546-2313 $54,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
335 Bordeaux, Costa Mesa ·
645-0303 (Sun 11-3)
*3821 Inlet Isle Dr. (Harbor VuHills) NB
673-8550 (Sun 1 ·5)
331 Vista Suerte ('!'he Bh1ffs) NB
645-8400 $77.500 (Sun 1·5)
9142 Pioneer Dr. Huntington-Beach
·962-8263 (Sun 12·5)
**3301 Devon. Huntington Harbour '
546-2313 $137,500 (Sun 1·5)
"'·orth $1500 clear le $5000 home'. Spacloua 3 bdnns., 3 Dlsh"·asher. Car Pete d ard "' t E II t cash. Want bread & butter 4 baths, Family nn., formal throout. Real Lath and ed Y s, bullt·lns, carpe~, e c. xce en
plex or triplex tr om dining rm. Fireplace. Tile Plaster walls. Private rental record. $120,000 f ull price
Newpor1 Beach to Long roof. Bullt-ln!. Rear living Patio. Total of 5S0 or 10'/o
Beaeh. Broker 67$-7225 rm . brk $45,'IOO. 54i..17'0 do•n ;, po"lblo. $18,000. CAMEO HIGH!.ANDS
Call anftinie, 646-<Wa. Just listed! Magnificently landscaped & main·
.2015 Santiago, Newport Beach
646·7171 , . (Sun 12·5)
1521 Anita Lane (Westcllff) NB
548-5045 $69,900 (Sun 1-5)
5 BEDROOM
146 ShQJ"ecliffs Rd ., Corona de! Mar
675-2101 (Sat & Sun 12:304:30)
5 BR & FAMILY RM OR DEN
*24451 Coria Cresta Dr., El .T.oro
8374239 $54,900 (Sat & Sun)
1215 Key West Dr .. Corona del Mar
644-5149 $109,750 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
**831 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB
675-6161 (Sun 12-5)
7062 Starlight Circle, Huntington Beach
842-3779 ·$51,950 (Sun 11-5)
**10141'olaris (Vove' ShJres) NB
644-2430 $175,000 (Sun 1·5)
2053 Port Province (Harbor,View Homes)
NB 644-7270 $81 ,500 (Sun 1·5)
2074 Tustin Ave. (Back Bay) NB
644-7270 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
tt#51 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB
642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1.Sj
#2 ii.iyal St. George (Big Canyon) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*2036 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 · (Sun 1-5)
tt#54 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB
.§42-8235 • (Sat & Sun 1·5)
**#53 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB
642.-8235 (Sat & Sun 1 ·S)
10121 Theseus. Huntington Beach
644-6200 $56,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
6444910 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30)
55 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB
644-4910 $124,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5 :30)
1701 Skylark (Baycrest) NB
640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
* 1842 Galaxy ·Dr. {Dover S 'ores) NB
640-0020 (Sa & Sun 1-5)
9512 High!ide. Huntington 'B'e:?cc~::..;;,:,:,..
963-2558 $59,500 (Sat & Sun)
1700 Hi ghland, Newport-Beach . ·
645·8400 $97.500 (S un 1-5)
28 Royal St. Geurge (Big Canyon) NB
675·6900 (Sun 1·5:30)
6 BEDROOM
**4307 Seashore Dr:, Newport Beach
673-9266 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
' 1 BEDROOM
*611 Lido Park Dr., Newport Beach
645-6500 $89;500-(Sun 1-5)
2 BEDRClOMS-
110 F Carriage Dr .. Santa Ana
979.7959 $29,000 (Sun 11·5)
4 BR & FAMILY RM
368 Santa Isabel, Costa Mesa .
673-7663 $35,950 (Sun 1·5)
· 3 BEDROOM
537 Vista Grande (The· BIUrfs) NB
673·2222 · -L-,.j . (Sun 1-5)
HOME PLUS INCOME
4 BR HOME, 1 BR-APT
2Z7 Opal, Balboa Island · .
675·3331 __....(Sat & Sun 1-5)
' DUPLEXES . POR SALE
2 BR & 1 BR.
418 Narcissus. Corona del 1.1ar
644-7270 $73,900 (Sat & Sun 1·5}
2 BR each unit .
715 Marguerite, C"'ona de! Mar
644-4ij48 · (Sun 1 ·5)
239!>. A &.:B~nta Ave, Costa Mesa ·
. ij46'0555 . ~53;950 ---csiiil r_.,
, 2 BR & DEN EACH .
707 Begonia, Corona del Mar
· · 675·5726 · ' (Sat & ,Sun)·
. " 3 BR & 2 BR
606 \.2 Marigold, Corona del Mar
673-2222 . . · · (Sft & Sun 1-5)
517 Begonia, Corona de! Mar
675-6900 . _ <S,at & S~n 1-5)
• 3 BR. EACH
.. **310 So. Bayfront Balboa Island
675-3331 , · (Sun 1·5)
tt430'7 Seashq.re D , Newport.Beach
673·9266 · . (Sun 1-5)
. 3 BR & .FM & 2 BR
313 Heliotrope~orona de! Mar
644-2430 $135,50~ (Sat & Sun 1-5)
3 BR & FAM RM EACH
381 161h Place (NewporfHeights) CM
675·6000 $67.500-(Sat & Sun J-5)
.]§3 16th Place (N eil•port Heights) CM
. 675-600() $67,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
TRIPLEXES FOR SALE
(1) 3 BR, (1) 2 .BR, (1) 1 BR
2116 Pomona Ave .. Costa Mesa
645-7755 $64,750 (Sat & Sun 124)
FOURPLEXES FOR SALE
1 · 1 BR, :f · l BR, 1 • 3 BR
12132 S. Hasler St.. Garden Grov.e
\ 638-5662 . (Dally 10-8)
., UNITS FOR SAL.E .
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4 UNITS -l-& 2 BR
130-132'h 45th St., 'Newport Beach
646-7767 673-9ll60 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
DUPLEX FOR RENT -
1 BR
520 Acaci•. Corona del Mar
673·8550 $250 mo (Sat & Sun 124 )
* , ••• * * yt...m ... * * * WlltetftHf I PHf '
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FIX AND BUILD tained semi-view home. S Bedrooms plus
3 Existing llomes: 3 den, convertible to 4th bedroom. Yard large ~!:~'. ~1 8:1ed~m! enough for a pool. $72,000
\VOrk. ~lay build 3 more
units. Owner May Carry 2nd
Trust Deed. $43,900. Call
anytime, 646--0555. HARBOR
COMPANY
REALTORS
2141 E. Coast Hwy., Corona def Ma r
''Selling RMI Estate in Newport H1rbor
Since 1944"
673-4400
PARK
HUNTINGTON
"LA MER"
MODEL
$54,900 OuLstandi~ opportunity to•l "!'!!!!!!!""'!""""'""'""'""'""'!""'""'~""'""'""'""'"""I own this large family hOme Gen1r1I Gener11 for appro~:in1ately $5000 be-1 ---------:..;;....;.. ____ ....:.._1
IO\V current 1'€placement
cost. Features '1 bedrOoms,
family room, romuU dining
room, huge 400+ sq. fl.
paneled run1pus room and 3
baths. ·Much upgrading and
extra features, Including
boat gate and concrelc deck.
'l\l:o blocks lo new elcmen·
tary school and park. Please
546-2313 for addition·
info.
OPEN TIL ~ ; IT'S FUN TO BE NICE/ ;'1, -I
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THE BEJIL
ESTJITEBS
GLORY BE!
WHY PAY RENT?
NE\VPORT H' E I G H T S
charming: .2 bedroorn hon1e,
Oak floors. builtins, R-2
zone for additional units.
10% DOW N. . . .$.17 .500.
Herrel, McKenna &,Co, . Reartors
BEST VIEW
/
180° vie\v "ith beach access. A custom-built
4 bedroom home 'vith open beam ceilings.
View the bo35 in the harbor and then de-
scend the s~s to the beach tb soa k up the
sun.
BEST BIG CANYON ,VIEW
View of the harbor and back bay speetacu-
Jarly set off by city lights at night. A lovely
3 bedroom Deane Brothers Monaco . Model.
BEST HARBOR VIEW WITH .NO.VIEW
A lovely 3 bedroQm Portolino -Model close
to Fashion Island. Built with typicaUy superb
Don Bran Slyiln~.
640-8484 -
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Owner Y>itl OaJ'l'Y large2nd .. 1~-~------~--------I TD. 2 Bdrm., plus 2-1 Bctrm ... Go.•:.;n;.:•.:..":.;I ______ Generar ·
studio apts. All on one level, 1· ~-------
near SOOP• & schools. . o ·RIENT AL PACIFIC OCEAN '
• CALL ANYTIME • GARDEN VIEW 646-3928 Or Eve. ~
Lachenmyer
It you )lave a green !h)lnlb From youi living room and
!his is the t>la.ce to M ! A kitchen 4 IJµ"&e bcdroon1s
\\'Ondcrlul ~if bdrm. home plus seperate family room
and lovely yard for your lit· In Harbor View ho'mes.
tie opes. Dad can store the Spotless coudition
· familg boat or camper and throughout. AH e 1 e c I r i c
~ ~fom \\'ill Jove ·the interior. built-in kitchen -spacious
Rea lt or
MAKE MINE
CHAMPAGN~
See It now. living room ... Fireplace -
58&-0222 vault&d Ceilings. Expensive
and chan1pagne it..is in thi s
fantastic 4 bedroom, 2';1i
bath t1vo Story. It has every.
thing you need and nlosl 01
w/w carpets and .custom
dfoapcs. custom . desigrfC'd
pool with jacuzzi. Price
. $115,<m. Call 673-8550.
OPEN TIL 11 • IT'S fUN TO 8£ NICE/
what you want too. includ· ~VMIOIAltY Of n•r ('OlW(U co.
. ing .a Iom'lal 'dln ;,>g room, W"tcl"ift. Dov-·hugi? separllre fam ily room. .-.
. luscious shag carpeting, and 3 BR a I H --
s. . '
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THE BEJIL
ESTJITEBS
very compleie Iandseap;ng. rOO ome LAKE FOREST
Call now to see it. 847-6010. Qy:ner extremely anxious -5 BEDROOM PLUS PoOL
OPEN TIL II• IT'S FUN Tb BE NICE/ Beaut. indoor/outdoor llv· Open House Saturd3.y and
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llf· ~XL. red~~1 :"~ay.r1~~~~ei.o~~c1~ DiNii:~ ~ 17?J we'~-~· N.B. -·=~~~~~shero
-" backyard. 111th palto, gas
CUSTOM Bull 'P . " and ' beautiful hea'rCd and
. · 21 barbcque, dichondra lawn
"' ~ f;ite..ed Royal pool w;th ~Ide With that spacious feeling. ~ l · I . and undt•rwall'r lighting .
Unique pool wit}) conhnuous S Huse fan1Uy room. bat, eYc
Waterfall ls surrou~~d bf UPER HOME catcllin&: living rootn Wi!h
U-shaped. hon1c "'/sliding &· INCOM" E gas fireplace, atrium, shag gla~ doors lo ; poo~ area , carpetirig throuihout, large
Jfro,m L.R ... Fa'l'n. ~m., & 3 You can have tt all With th.la master bedroom, and bal·
Br s. Formica cabinets and one. Custom bul\t hori1e oony. Au!omalic g8.l'1lge
4-car garage are only ta'Q.of \\•lth handlayed hardwood doof opener, sprinklered
the many features; noor, hand s cu Ip tu red ·front · )tll'd, etc. Good as~ J
Open for your 1n1pec· cabinets, many blt-ln, ex-swnable mortgage. By
. ~timl._Sun 1 ·5~.m. · tras. Has gigantic garage OWnci'. 2445i .Corta Cresta
3t1 Viste 9 a11u8 NB ~'ork 'ahop area. Smaller _D-"rl-Cvc-eC-E=lo-TO~ro°'.'°83"7"-4Zl9~.--' ' · ' • rental ln rent. Located in -' (Cor. of Tustin) d••lreable EuI•kl• ea.ta SHARP! SHARP!
ROY J. WAJU>. CO. Mesa. ro.OOQ. Call ~-3 sii. 2 both home near
-~ Red Carpet, Realtors beach in bright, ~clean klca-
?p) BIG & BA1TERED !Ion. convenient to schoolll.
a '"°"'· l>a"k•. ,,.,., w .. 1eu11.
.EASTSIJ)E & 111 Santa Ana just off Euclid. Priee reduced from $45,50()
Big 4 br, 2 bath, house to $42.m
CONDO built for ronverslon to CALL &lii·i221 · duplex. JU>! 7 ,...,, old bu! Extra la1ogc 2 bedrooms, needs TLC. $29.m All ·Ii33 \Veatcrtlr Dr., N.B,
~Is et t>!Osftt space. Enjoy terms. Call 54&-8640. lb!<! ~21 -
lovely pool and recreation Carpet. Realtors room. Try 11100 down. 2 ADJACENT
C-OATS FOURPLE)<ES
& COSTA MESA
, WALLACE ce<ls some spruclhg u,p. l':'"llX.!l~ or both. .. .. REAL TORS • FORTIN CO.
--J5>414'~414t-REAL TORS 642-5000
(Qp1n Evtnln91} OWNER tran11. Executive 4
bdnn, 3 bathJ tamJty
MOVE AFTER rooln, Jormal dining room,
1 · {lrepl&ee, tundeck oU mu-
SCHOOL S OUT Ior 1ullo, near S0\1Ih Coast
Into tJlls ahari> 4 bedroom Plaza., Br;k. $(2.900. 919-2390.
ltarbor Highlands home In O\\'NER leAv.ing, be.1.utltuJ 3
tlX! desirable Wcstcllif area. bdrm, huge family, room,
Lo\·t ly pool si7.cd E-Z care Iargl! comer lot, ccw. lhq
yo.rd wtth ta.11 frets. Qe. carpet,, fireplace, dlnlr\j
cupancy f1'1ld.Junc. room..! 1iuUtins, 8rk, $32,000.
'$36,000 ,:540-,:::.,:,1,: 100::. . ...,.---~~
Call GTU""'Qi79 0\\1NER...._ Ltaving. Ranch NkJel Balley style, pOol b!Kn•. 3 bclnns., .,:::::::== & Assoc; 1.,... "°"''· tllnh.r room. t.11«? 1o trado l Our Trader'• flrepl&«; presllP:nui. Brit. Paradlte colun1n ~ for you!
RLTR.. $M,900. 540-1729. 5 llMf, 5 dA.¥! for 5 buckit • . ·-
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La .,, CUtE -•--• 3 ·~ 2 ba" .., bdrm -•-t loc. "-~ $U,250 \\'!ult .,,. <an one ... about S"'UEAKY CLEAN Cllflta, · ~ ~~ .. ,,;;," beauur.J DUP EX ou. 'i<ow ts 1be ~. ~~ VACANT/BEAUTIF.UL a home like tbll ,;;;: ... ~ s"'KY·l~UE POOL 2·Story -Bffl:h COJTAGE -ftropla0<. Now...,,.,.. l•Bdcm. un!L Ntar ~ • DRIVE BY AND CllECI< ""' •"""'· tbv<rod patio, -· dbl detached garage_ Only ocean Ii: a trom park. • BOA ISLAND OUT 1101 BARBADO~ COR.-$t1N1M kildlen, mlrrort'd 3 Bl'droonts, 2 Btitta. Adult
RANCHO LA CUESTA • s21:0oo! ! ! Call ~ Red Xlnt SUtnlTlfl"lwlnler l'fnl· N lex KO(l(l kie & NER LABRADOR. C0~1E ...,.il.t'drobto clollt'I and •n111.s0 occuplM. bu.Ullns; so ntu('h
VACANT
Sinltlt •tor)', t'Ol"ntr Seabury,
eklee 10 the' beach, utu.me
r:X\ltll'la: $23,100 6\.1~~ V
k>an. 3 6edtoom. LBIKEAECJ!•.NE~ .... uJtt?,9., "!' $1 9 950 Carpet, Re<ors ,.~· •. ~~'I._...__... ~-:t:'r ~pe~.-ADoot reid.)' TO OPEN ROUSE. SAT/SUN ter bcdloon1 ln~t Pnouah ror lhl' price. t.o11. in&.inten·
...,., .. ,,, • ..: ,... ''HONEYMOON ' """""" ~·TI "',,_ .i:..n--. to n'°ve In. . • 1-4:30 to lk'<.'00.1modnt(' 2 bNhootn a.nee yllr'(! surrounding pool ~tory, Heavy beamed ccU-' -SHACK'' IMMED. POSSESS. b terlor/tnterlor Jusl painted, ttt1. Also -.• fl'• air eon. will sell you. Call quick, it ings. Wrought, iron galor•. 2 Bed 1 Bani • 1 DeW carpet&, dr8.pe!I, dish-ditloned and priced to St'll. \\'Olfl laiic. Just lliitro. · _
entry, Pttnclln • h n d
warm, u ck 11.replaee,
all ~ builUn kitchen
Massl'ie Spa.nfsh /irepla.c:e room, ··corner Charming Eutside location. CUiiom r. t. by pretent washer, new OOUl\ftt lops. 536·~1 BKR. $27,500 C 1'"'0RMAL DlNING! A lrul · lot home. 6% GI ·loa~ at You'll just havf' to see thll owner. O>uncy a.rea of F bWou,s floor plan 3
GARDEN KITCHEN! GI~ $127 mo. tor. rverythjng! home. 3 .bdr., 1 ba., Newport . Beach. Beautlfl.11 ~e Bedrooms: 2 &ths. ''BROINFGFEMR~ ,AN SN-Ing Is bcl , thl!I 10'.v
lallCf'I, FA heat, \\'1&11 kl
"'"II ca.rpe1s, drapes, pa.Ho,
O\'t'.'1111led doublo garaec. (!JC·
cellent ownenh.\p a n d
nolihborhood. et\Cased rarnily r 0 0 01 . CaU to see !01 yourself. hardv.'OO<t floors, lg. 1i-2 lot, home, perfect f or en-larp JMng room wlth llrt: price 50 mucl.i: .'.I lkd-
PLUS -a. CARD ROO?it w / 'Newport GREAT lll'l\?slment. Only tertalnp!g. Poolsize 1 n t • place off fo)"er, wi::e dining/ Thia owner is n'lOVing out of !, 2 Baths. t'lcoetrlc kt!· h~vy BENCii BAR! PLUS • $27,001 Don't hcslta~. Call Many extras. Owner AO.IC• family room area. front &: the oounlry a11d t)1ust st' .1--'.:<h°'c-n, hatd\\·OOd Ooora, car-
DEN,!paA'ndlo"'mo!EC. L,u.o, ... Eo, •I NReOaJ\\'!to! !,.,.· "'.,~ ..... ca, r pet. SIX UNITS """Ho'rbor v•·w H-ree.r patios, room (or camp. II you hllV t! be(>n 01' ptlll. drapes, 20' x 40' ('(j\'o I' tll:we Re .ii £ ,11te
,., ~ ... er. 10% c1own: a 4 Bedroon1pa a,,In. look el'f'd patio, 79' x 110' Jot,
bedrooms! 3 car garage. f11rv'1ew ESTATE SALE on large krt, EastsJde Best bu;y ln llt'N.. 3 BR. EXCLUSNE AGENT no more;..-Comer lot, lM>auu. double goarakt" ,\ .tt~I! '62-4471 ( ::::i MMllJ
EZ care pool size yard, Call 64"8l·l Newport's Private Rd area, Costa Mesa. $72,500. Monaco model. Family style COSTA· MESA . ~nt'1ghborhood. Call u11 Vets, ht 1-e 18 your itllrtt•r
now 645-03ro. where profession&J. peopl~ iotch. \\'/bar, brick piltlO. REAL TY ' ...-Oday ... 53&-25.51 DKR . hOn\e.
(1nytlm•l """· ·c • ZONE ~ 500own the land & only SU.7J!V ...-INFLATION CALL S42M5t
ONLY ~10.000 COMMERCIAL= t.ioRGAN RIAL TY ••No FOR UNITS FIGHTE'R i <._B<d··-~··""'" 'r"oo, • ..!'~ w.e"""'·
JUST LISTED
I OIU \I L 111 \0\
" PFA lf(!-t\ "INVEST IN AN
PHO EASTSIDE DOG" NE US FOR "''"'"" here" Your chaace A BONUS lo build llial .duplex you've
A shady Sln>et always V.'anted in a ·prime
Is such a dellgb1 Ea.stside C.M. location. Le:.
\Yhen )'91.1 Own 8 t\lo·o story ldt: existing house ia rented.
Tha> •" " $24.500 'fld• won't lyt. cat\ .,.a you just rlgllt. S46-8640. 'Red c ·a..r p'e-t , A crackUni:: fireplacl' RealtoNi
And family l'OOrn too ~ J '
Ppccd $37,500 . ' Big' Faml!Y7
1t , oertect 1or you. La B d , • Call 546-230. . W U fe' < ~PEJI nL G • lni Ft/1'170 BE NICE/ 4 Bdrm • 2 Sty [·~ ~ J0~~~!~~5~
. ~ GAIN • 2 STORY! Decor-
BALBOA PENIN ator's touch everywhere. . • NEW carpets! 4. HUGE Unbehevahle 9 unlfs on tqe BEDROOMS! D I N l N C
oc-eanrront in the best areal ROO~J! · C.Onvenience kit-
Fee &lmple. $220,000. h ?riv t ' tio OLY>I 2 BLKS To OCEAN c en. a e pa . •
· PIC POOL! Immaculate
A C-1 Jot in lhe heart 0( towne home. TAKE AD-
_Newport \\'ith a "beach VANTAGE! Call 645-0303.
shack" thrown In. Fee Rimple & the owner will oon-
si.der carrylnc the 1st.
$32,00J. I IOI!!\ I L 01 SO\
;.' l ,! ' I ,.,. ;
Pool & putting greens. 5!1' x 290' Lft SH-H-H! We've . founrl :\ I "" no If l"\."U 3 Br, 3 Ba din rm & \•lew $37,500 673-6642. 675-6459 -aleeper. Suner nouse-7,vith :c> patio, ft.'need, landscaped,
Z..tany, many C¥tras. Hurry Roy McCerdle Realtor OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 90 " l" Foot lot • ..,...., ....... A .. Bcdroon1s W1t1 2 1m01!o1. $l500 down, •-a.II 10 wall
F·-• Walk n al "' '>\.I "'"' -·<:1.• Do 't •· "·t to .... curpel1 ll.hd dr•pe1, bulltin ..... ~ er e tors 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. 6061h MARIGOLD Z..l·l, in 1he midst of R-4 11 ... si ... e, \\' \""'"'" oc -R/0, dlsh"·!llher, O\'C.r!li~
Call John Carey 646--7414 548.7729 3 Bdnn. rear unit wl!h fri>lc., area. Should be easily n"· trade )'Olli' present llOfl\t, 1Jooblt> g1U'age, n1 Any
MESA VERDE '-k 2 8d ._ zoned for multipll', resi-Anxious seller. \\'e \\ill I •• uco.; ' etc. nn. uvnt guarantee lhe sal<' ct \'flUr ('al) ""HI in gtu11,ge, noures-Close lo schools, cul-de-sac n-1•·-I I nd house rented dentlal units. Small con: bel · cent llshling, 11. niust to aee. street, 3 large bedrooms, llM -1 1 1412 SANi'ANELLA 1tructionthnow.,_.brinf:_. J,,ZSO ~i~~: P you purch(ue Our bes{_ buy!
Jamily room with fireplace, BA LBOA ISLAND-REAL 3 Bdrm. (super lge. mstr.); per mon · A-.mg ~·""""· W MC bo I TWO BEDRM I' only· $38.750. • ts'TATE .iURM has open-great family rm .. lg~. din-~· m . c • ' nc.
GINNY MORRISON Inga for salesman. lJberal ing area. Onll $68,500 • Re•I Estate MINI PALACE
. -RE-"' commission agj'ecmcnt. Call OPEN SUN. 1-5 21 * 842:4405 ·* . 962-4471 ( C.) 54WIOJ ,.;!I****• ·-M"°.,.ltS· Melvin G. Elliott, Realtor; 537 VISTA GRANDE KEEP HIM 'I'hl.s liltle gem has nc\v shag jjiijiijij
... MON 613-6454 301 Marine A ~ crpts In !be living r1n .l!t *A.M:* Verde Dr. Ead1. • . . -""· ·THE BLUFFS ~ 11 FOR A PET hRll. N1'\\' tile in ldtch .t: din *'~* ~--M•--WNo. 7• Bal. Isl. 3 Bdrm., 2 ba. -·~·., all on Lad' d ' hi t R .... 1 d A HOSPnAUTY ~~ -lo .. vuuu Burr un..lte Rultor 1es, on t J wear m ou are fl. ewu on_ l 1e co\'ere '**•** 567-tllO ATERFRONT t, 50x80 one level. • ,.....11 · doln&: yard ..york. Move lnro palio JoOking out OV\~r fhr
w/30' Boat Slip. Make offer ,,,,,,,. 2901 Newport, N'pt Beach thl1 Tiburon "fd ontt>l't'y" \1'€'\I nlnnie:ured yard. \Vilh 2 HOUSE
(Open E~nlngs) to Owner. 673-7770 ~ 67>4630 _646-1063 Eve, condo . It has tolal rxterior BR 1 BA it's an idenl FN'ling or freedom rrom tht' Harbor Balboa Peninsule $28,850 maintenance, 3 be<lrootns,. star!<'r hon1c for a ''oung kiddirs awaJr, yt)\t. 4 Bed· -~-.-CUL· DE SAC STREET 2~i baths, dlning room, fan1 · Prllll"<' :111(! his Prinei!Sl'i. roonis ivlth :II' x 2-t' tlnlshM Highlands OUPLEX--$79,500 Uy room, ell'Clrlc builtlrls Th~ price,·.s only $22.000. uiislRirs relrcat. Lots 01 ba. DRIVE BY AND CHECK anrl air t.'OT'lclltionlng. Over-1, l 1 ll 3 BR + Dirting i.t~!R.& ~ur:i~. WuRif:. /%~fLW,N 0~f~ IOOking pool~ and gr~n area. lllfi1L;lilJIRIDCJ ~~1~)UJ:~~t~ t~fn'gsto~~ pa~~
IMMACULATE HARBOR 2~' car gar. Act fast!! /SUN I .,,. All for $34,000. -·-·-----\!.'ith t.'U!'itOnl lmrbeque. HIGHLANDS BARGAIN! --""E:~Mll---lfOUSE SAT , -4:..u. larw in realty inc. 531·58004 :;:,} 531·5800 J\·1<111y (')(tras. subnilt tenns.
Borders Baycrest, looks llke W 3el~~~ ~m~a,\~;.i!n~ 9684405 (24" h rs) l'ii========= &lier \\llll h1•lp on cl~lng Saycrest • but priced rar 1610 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. frl di b . k f 1 I' 1~ls. The price will sur-
''"' Sweeping comer lo/. REALTORS 6'~ hU:~ ~tio, ~,;~de ~."';;;: $24,000 3_ BR 2 BA JUST LIKE NEW P"'"' you!
Gorgeous white brick fire· 100 Balboa PM!n x 115' lot. sprinklers. As-All polls~d & shined little , . OUT OF TOWN
place. SPACIOUS 11 v 1 n g B.autiful Duplex , sume FHA .$153 per mo. doll house. 1''antaslic used 1 l 'r nC\\', highly UpgrRde<!
room. FOR.h1AL DINING VeterBJ;lS OK brick fireplace Plenty of crpts tbruout, 4BR 2BA, 00 O\\'ttPr must have quick e•
ROOM ! 3 large bedrooms. 3~ 2~wn:B 6 YWb·rung. IDlllllE EXCLUSIVE AGENT land here to ~'w your own x 100' loi, elegant entry, crow on lovt'ly FastUon
Bright kitchen faces street Real~r • UIT .6J.:oim n1n ... COSTA MESA vegetables and fruit. pay flrepl, \\"O~erful fa~lly llv"; Sbor:t'' Spanish haclenfa· ' ../
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1llage Real Estate
JONES
REALTY INC.
Side. Laundry l'OQlll. Beau-PENN. POINT - 4 bd, 3 ba REALTY. jus1 $191 per mo. on U1ls VA ing .w/2 pools, clubhouse, Bedramroollynia,m3 rBaorm""' ~-
$23 900 2 BR 1 BA ttlul redwood "!'•led patio. TERRACE .,-ccnb<>IJ, "'"'" "r cot l!J>, , ., ' r Archlteet's dream yard • newly dee. open house Sat & 548-7711 !roni largest family pnrk in room, ~lecrnc kitchen. 10,
Mama's get·a-way. Sunshim must see to believe. Call Sun 1-5. By owner i79,500. Otbnge County. \VRlk to rlO\vn, seller fiexlble in
clean & ready fer ~ now 645-0303. '2ll3 Minunar. · Ope,n Sat/Sun 12-S $24,000 <'ht1mpionshi(.l go\l eour;;e. price.
cupancy,' just right for you Beythoi"el 1411 Santenellll E.astslde; cozy 1 BR house Realtors M5--0465 . Large horne. Assun1e -ex-CALL
2001w.a.10oa B1wd. renters to get started. •!.Only $57,500 on rear of C-1 lot. Good for Open E)tea istlng i-~A loan. $34,950. Ntwp011 Btach·CaliJorniall~6&0 Carpets & drapes thi'uout. SWINGER'S PAD hot!Je, busines's, or In· HI HO S VE I' J ------~--t Huge kitchen with ·gas· vestment. Backs up to alley IL R I FIXER. UPPER rnnge. County atn1osphere. Verf large1Hving room wlth & parkirig for l?th 1st. & O"•ner says "'fake II a\\'!ly!"
$23 500 Total payments of $194 pays massive stone firepl!ce and Safeway Mkt. "" Bought new, needs lo srll 962•4471 { ::::.} 54 ... 11 Ol 1 all. --=-~~-~~~ knotty pine paneling. Lux-CALL ~. •••·l•I" fast. Anyone can assun1e Gl
WESTSID" View-Catalinci! urlous carpeting, •tunning ,..,, paymea" or $203. CJ>,. 10
wallpaper and all new paint. 315 MARINE A VE. · ,. ,. .... ('\'erythlttt, gchools, shop-
Cf.IOICE \VESTSIDE FIXER-j Mesa Verde 1\1.'0 . completely separate BALBOA ISLAND -as x.... ping ancl churches. Bring
UPPER' PRICED UNDERR -.,""="c.:ors=!;45."---9l-91 ____ 4 + DINE + POOL bedroom and bath areas. * 673-6900 * N••r Ne!,~1Llo~I orr1,; the hot clogs and kids. Pie-38R 2BA, oversized dbl gu_r. * PRESTIG• *
MARKE.'i---SELLERS !2~n Eves Call 615-7225. INSIDE PLUMBING · nle: in your big backyard. 60' x 100' _fncd lot, el<;e·blt1n MOdel 00!, 4 BR, •--e Iam·
LIQUIDATING! _.'.I giant PANORA1'.1IC VTEW to Cata-* µsTSIDE * Will sell with 3% do1vn. RIO rating bar din rn1 ._. ' and· no handyman's para· -W M C bo I · ' • ·uy room plus tormal din-bedrooms. Super size lot llna! PRIME l\.1esa Verde .. :._ but an ,·mmaculatc m. c I , nc. 1t11n/llv rn1, F'_A ht. w/w Ing roo~ Three car pr-Gre8.t starter home or IN-LOCATION! 2 stoty entry. ...._. Rea l Estete crpts ·& drps, lrg mastl'r •1 ndltkrl
VESI'OR'S BARGAIN! VA Step down living room. Lusk built Bu1'1.ing11111" 4 2 BR ... 1.BATH * 142 .~5 * suite: $1200 dn w/paymt.s Callage . .,¥7~~.~me co ·
BUYERS WE LC 0 'IE' FO"'IAL DINE' H BR, fam rm & huge game 950 . -I ti t -'" _,,....,
ES"C 111-46
I (714) 673-6210 I
1/lage Real £s tate
ONLY $23.500 • rak~ qd~ 313 E . BAYFRONT wir;~· delight •. a ~~ rm or 6 bednn. 3 Ba, entry, $21 1 '" OWNER -ls anxiout. Gorge-ess ian ren. * HARD TO PINO *
vantage . Call 6-15-0303. KM'CHEN with k>ads of 5UUtOIAIT DJ THI (Ofi.wtu. co. cathedral ceilin;I{, gpira1 $1, 150 DOWN ous home. 4 large bdnns. If 4 BR, 2 Bath home, p>Ol-1ile • ,} OPEN SAT /SUN.,.i 12-5 ~m! Giant t.amlly room. Coron• •·( staircase, prol lDdsc])d, 3 George Wilfi•mson • Rear Uvtng nn., dining rm.. lot, new 11\11 catpetS,-quldt
Bffi of ever,ythlng! Pier & Private master w/SUN-,.... car gar.~J Yrs old, avail R'ealtor 548-6570 built-Ins.· Family rm., 531 .. SIOD ( :-;:.1 531·5100 S250posse~,mAlluon•~~~
float; Little Island bay;fronl DECK • PATIO + MORE after A~l lsl, Hl7$. Open flreplaCe. Rm. for boat. brk I ~~~~~!'!J!'!!'!'~~ -· "' 8f7.t! -. ~tomd ~:·, .. ,quaJ;tyl home,. VIEW! "Plu." . •oarklinsr C:USTOM . HOME 1·5 Sa sun only, Prine. Dono Point $38,500. 842-6691 . YOUR OWN PRIVATE 01uy $32,000. can .e~ r..-ice ""' ow rep aC('men POD only $109 15() By Owner costs~ Near nt'~·! 4 BR., 5 ~~~E:J1 car!:!~~ 't.~cr~3Y~3;1';;1:~~~ 1215.Key 'w~ Dr., CdM'. THUNDERBIRD home with OWNER 2depr,peQu'!-1e· 4 ORCHARD 1 111~1!11 1---~5~2~3~0~0~0;-• -' --r:~:&~. ~:~si ~i~~v~~i!~ ~~s~ .. ,.~~is one • call ~ bedrooms" large formal 644-6149. = :u~=~ fu.~1~~ ~~s.iand~~ing. ieb~fn~ A variety. of fresh plck<'CI -• , .
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·• a "o"" of. a !rind" """"" v-o.>-\1.->\ dining room and living BrG 2 Ba $144 500 rm. built-Ins. FBmlly rm. h-u1t is )OUl'S us an added • • " "'" ... ~ ti d 'th ' ' · · ' · · 1 ' bonus fcflture! Just 1·r· -Three spacious bdrm s pcrty. ~ -room, nis c en wi BOLD Bond Realty Inc.• fireplace. Rer.r hv
1
ng rm. duceci 3 Bedroom, 1 ~ Bath,
located within a private, SALISBURY REAl. TY ti!eassl~~P~:ali~all ~ _ BEAUTIFUL 32325 South Coast Hwy, So brk $32.990. 842-256 famil room covered patio •
tree-lined' quiet comple1C. . 673-6900 structlon. Easy walk to ... and below Coast Hwy. Laguna Owner leaving. Estate-sized rsm1t1~s. and full price I~ HERE COMIS Full drapes and cnrpet. All ·~1s M • • Balbo I I d J t 1·-• ' 3 bdrm 3 4~2'138 3 bdrm 3 baths Formal ly $29 000 electric kitchen and heating. "· arine, a s an shops and bea.ch. us 8 ..... ung. ., 1257 So th Coast H ' ' on · · Call 67~7225 bath home plus 2 bdrm., 2 u · wy, dining rm .. built-Ins. Fami· larwfn realty Inc. THE BRIDE ~~~~~~ ~~ • .!;' • $~~,; cJ:T~TS::SA C.OLONIAL VIEW . HOME ba~nj.!;.:J~5lfi;..11y La~h. ~rct~ci'. '~!ti;i;,,:.'"'b~k '61 4405~ . !24 ~ral . . . C!own the ,p1ra1 statr-
d<>wn payment. ....._ MANSION Beauti!ul new· carpet• and 3001 E. c " .. H.,.. 67J.<l510 ·NEAR MARINA 141,999. 962-13'13 BEACH LOVERS ,. .. ,. ot thb Immaculate BEAUTY _,, · AND THEN THERE Terrtlk 4 BR, lam rm,2 BA TIBURON Townhouse 4 br, $27 SOO Franclocan Fountain By ,--This huge, 5 bedroom house wa.!!paper make this lovely · all · bltns incl automatic 2,, Ba 1 bl! -. , -The Sea.· 4 Bedr.rn plua . If you see this lmN'taculat has a Jo--• dlru·ng _,,...... home our "model" home.. WERE NONE "" ' 711 • am nn, 1111• F od I bom Wlod Im 64&-7711 -.-""t" •uuu ......... ., cooling & eleetric garage tlo · 7 any onner m e e; · • -. parent's reb:'VJI, fo al din· ~~l\i~lclirf Drive home you'll have to agree ·covered and enetosed patio, Good view of whole Harbor Only 11 leW Duplexes a.t this door opener . .ertifeuionally pa ~I . rO 96Um: Ing •lalrcase le.ads. to.t1_1as-Ing, large fatnlly room. Boat .
Onon 'till 9 PM "Fantastic." 4. bdr, 2 be., wet bar in the family room. area. Four bedroo!M and an pri,ce _ 2 BR. + 1 BR. ove ~ C!ecorated Room for boat or xtras,. ce 1· -' ter suite with vantty bath: OI" trailer space. Walk to l:il~iiii.iiiiiioOii .... iiiijiiiiilil Nf!1\'ly painted &. derorated, Large 1/311.Cre Jot Q.as boat out.standing family room garage $73 000 t il ' thedral lJ 2400 sq. It, trl/lvr, uge Jot, J_blc ·BRS, country k~tchen bcacti. . ·
perfect landscaping; 20 X 50 gate and complete privacy. and kitchen. Call 6T:r7225 Fitz~o~ ~ally c.o.. ;-~~~. $t !!OJ. v rm 4. br plus fam rm din. by wtth ·eating nook; ·roe.ring e KASABIAN •
Patio, new block wall fenee f:~ ~It.Oii~ ~. "~~ .. ·-·· NEW. . HOME 3135 E. Coast Hwy, CdM. EBB nDE REALTY ownr $47,250. !m---fireplace, double garage. Real E1t1te fft-6644 ·and much more, priced to ,........ •v --.c 673-9010 -496--4664 .'\ Gerden Grove Lots or C:Ol)' extras. \Valk _ N~:~~~~1t.~5 .::~:::e:=F=1o·";~~"'="m:--:~=:a=;,..!!_.;_~_t,~1 ~' fl~$'Jl\ll s~~t:~~S voucan~~~:•Bd •• ~:!~:!: .. an. ?'~~3~::ori,~~ ~~ ;JP~;~~~;· H~:~i:~£~~
/fl 1 J dining area t • • • • • • • • • ceiling, and 11 pg rad e d LUSK H.V. HILLS ·Ing oven & brick frplc. cul-de-sac, newly decor. :-'or Wormfltioii 11nd-k>eatk:ln moth trees. Hla:h vaulted ~C\~p ~·i·sh~~i1r. Plans fo; LOOKING? -features throughout. At $26,900 firm. 84787 aft Financ. to be ammged. or tt':~t' F1l,\ & VA homes; ceilings, adobe firePl19e.
UP_Stair& addition. Close to The stop ... your search will 2 YEARS.• NEW ~~-this.!! veryc )I~ for under $90,000 incl land 4. pm. . :.. :5i:1& w~ ~· nr co:-'.:ict • s DIAN ' ~::i~h ~:! e ~
priv. beach. PRICED AT be over when you see this Must have quick sale, 3 BR, '~1225 -pro,-• ..,. a EXCEn fount.1ln V1Rey KA A with Jove swings, tree• pl
ONLY $59,500 cutie. It's near new and has 2 Ba, huge country kitchen, . Huntington BNch, Real Estat• 962-4644 a kiddie · playground. (all "C" THOMAS bcea carod !or tenderly .. I squcalcy clean and neat, ~ • at·•3612 Catamaran • Center EXCEPTIONAL WALK TO BEACH viewed from kitchen area, R · 1 beautiful green sha 'ge covered patio, pool--I~ lh Inlet • left lo cul~aacJ: FAMILY HOME i Mltt This Onel dining rm, main Bdrm.) ea tor bedrooms and an e~icient size...__JQtl. Priced rlgtit ·at 4 Bel. + Fam Rm with huge Tv.·o story. 5 ·Bedrooms : ~~~ ki~~: ri~. ~ 4 rooms, family room, Exec. tninaferred otit i!
:M4 \V. Coruit Hwy 543.5527 h<:!mem.akfl''s drea?J? \chtn $31,950. · .. ..;-«! c~ t:u~tom fireplace • plu~ Plus separate de~ .. 2700 * Freshly paint""' T/O a nditionlng. Highest sUtte has reduced price
Ncwpoi:.t ~ '545-5643 i': ~~ ~aj~~ ~ee~t! 54o.1151 Open Evv. ;,.~~~:_, crnts . deslgneT landacp'd. f~t of ~cloos hvm.g. * Bu!ltlns, gcild'\:;:&11 Ii;> wall q carp(!ts, drapes: $44,750. Hoi.µ-ly tours this
.--.. 8 8 •• W • I $.3(},9'"JO. 847-<iOlO. •• . SUSilDtA(n5rmt:"«K.'W'IU.-<O.. Only $85,500,Fee, 644-J,45() QUJet cul-de~~_locat1qn ~Double p.rage --· ~~eel a l i () \lo' /BBQ. a~e~~l. US for, det&U.
· HANDSOME 1 NEW DUPLEX Must '"' 10 "ff!""''~''·;· :~ 1 27.500 ' HARBoR VIF.W'flOMES . POOL-SIZE LOT OPENrll•· "' RWTO'llENfCEI · OPEN SAT/5UN:. l ·> . lorwiri realty inc. REALTY "SOMETHING
w"h '"'>;":•""'' tN~~UDED ~ • , ~ ELEGANT 1 18524 R~wood Corel• 968-4405 (24 hrs) 171 4, .i>a-oo SPECIAL" .
for $31,.f.lj,.. 3'"'1tR, 2 Ba, I •••••••••• I u· • ' It• OPEN SAT. & SUN. PERRY"O. cru.., Realtor w d It ... ~78 ,. • ., •. ,. .• , liere is a ho1ne designed for '-(Amlly room . hard~·ood ' M! 'i"Ql.!.l" own sqpera ives. 707 BEGONIA : -· 673-7071 ant a resu s , .. o;ru-..., I ·-11 i.11 .. U1•u1,11.,." ·''" a growing fan11ly. 'Count!')'
N t H I ht this home is an utter de-1 kit h I'" '!anre floors and quality built thru-ewpor e g I Ugtit with 5 BR ... ~ fonnal $1 10,000 . · sty e c en w ,.., 11 ·amU
out. Covered pnlio and Jots 2 BdnnS., l bath; ,,...,1c.; on d' . • ,., '--au••·t Seen'•• "r· -rt'tol $&~}& ~r,;r eating Ill-ea, huge fam y of de<·kil1g around pool. lge. maintenance-~ yard, inmg mi., ... ""' \uu · " r -r-al ;;; Q. 9 ·.~ --room with a wet bar, for-
Near everyJ~if'lg, 1-fURRY! w/Ige. e"nclosed.. patio. De-ShorecWfs. • -~ ~7.S..5726 * If. > n1al llvin& and dinlJlc: •
540-tlSI -Oi>on Evn. Older, cute hOme on huge .~""10/"\~;·at"'r"~..Ji~'. °'j,4',. 5s~~~'.3::'30 ~0 Mita Th e· Pun/e with the Built-In Cltucl/e TI!E'"sl'S:.'· J;.~
18' x' 104' fruit treed tot; •Priced at 137,500. • , S p E . NEW LISTINGS THE PRJCE • • • 0 NL Y
l""°e ....... vate ·rear y-~. Call· lt'T'>~ "A"~Eyes COLLEGE PK be ty 9 1 .. ,.,.. ...... 6--1..1 . ..1 $44,00J.·lt'• a mu.t to set. s~r f6.' x 24• livfnJ" ~ · "'~. IP'U""~ • ' RHl .E sta -67>1101 tt'St· · au con-wonb • to ... .;1:'·'6 S36-25;i1 BKR. .. ·
1 • ii • a • • • • • w/dining bar. Ideal starter 2515 E. Coast Hwy.,-cdftt e 3 BR, Ffm. Rm. 2 BA .tmple wordl.' f1:fnt 11tter11 of Of'tN HOUSE OAU.Y
i home.CALL$25,950;,. lm' Coron1 dol Mor e 4 BR, Fam. Rm, 2 BA -In ill .. d -· ' e lt.TTINTION •·
WRAT CAN YQU ~ • ' Beaut. 3 Br:, 1'11 ba . Pool. Both Immaculate, q u tt t ~ N I G M E L OPEN HOUSE D.<ILY
BUY: FOR $2S,900? 0 kl Corner k>t Olmpletely re-~ts. Call Lilli Mezel, 4 Yrs. old. 3 Bf, Ti."'"ltv + · nt °' cond &' deConited w/new Balboa Bay Properties Sor Ji 1. I I , I fem. nns. Neat. clean, best ' • ·· . a cute 4 btu·rn., ?% IJa. . ~I J 1 • crpti thruout. Oniy $64-,500. 11ppt. $1-4263, 642-7491 · I _ _ loc nr Edl90fl HI. beachell ,
IX'l\Ch l1008e. You oo,vn t!J -21 COMP: FURN. · . 714/833-8160; Aft 6 pm, • By OWNER.~ \'.iii -20401 Kelvlngrove Ln.ne I
!_and. In f\.fllc Q"tint . tffc ~ ·-..MOVE 1UGHT lN soi.-"'= ho 4 BR 3 ba R I $38 000 !ISS-5316 Ov.•i\er • · A beautifully furnished bonle •<Ml· · me. • ' ' ' S I F T I M ' · O<;f'an. ' -: a 'blend of Oriental SP:len-BY OWner -2 story. Blk to DR, nUUly extras. Open ~ ''SPRING SPECIAL'' . o~~ ~:~~5ts~·E~·S -N~E~W~P.~.~O~R~T~L~,~~~G"""' ~~r. ~ nS:. 2 ~~t~~~ =~ & st~~ u';~: f};::e J:;~ 'Ea~'ic1e~-5·c.W. I j' ~j f. I . f · ~~~~,'.h~~~reif~t~.5 ~:
fiuntihgton Beach 3 BR ·· Beautifully lgncd celling•, famlly room, living Bach. apt. lower. Gar. &: ~~2496. Prine only. S54.950. !Ike yard, loads o( t•a blnet»,
C II . 6.,.., ~c ... ,, 0'!'3.~,.3 i.· ln1er1or • huge mll!te~ _ _ a . •.>-• .._. No ~ ,..vcs. h* v.·ood-bumlng ti.re-room, fireplace, do u b 1 e carport. Garage d o..o r ER -Le1tvlng Are11, 3 D 0 y C. E M and ~' or · all. It's only j
pl&l'e . professionally land-garage, central air, .lovely opener. ft'omaC.! $69,500.· 219 fr. Fp, Bl; .q u I et '39.500. A pcrfec'l hOme for
scaped, \Ve:slcUU SChoOl.t &. ~tio, f u 11 y land.tea~J, I;>ahlla. 675-48Zl Cul-de-sac. Huge 19"28' tin. I I r I I the gro":lng famlly, To see,
shot3Pin&. !potleu kitchen, 2 new colOr SP£ND YOUR DA.VS bonus rm. Sl.850 down. Bkr. • . _ . . call 5.16-2551 Blffi..
TVa, many cxtrU. 162.llOO. ON THE BEACH · ~ ~ Lo Cuo1t1 Sin JOH °.r''· 58&-1185. /PT1nclpo}t and evenings by ·)'!)Ur oozy BY owner, Ealtllde <IO L A Y I S E No woman ever goes Pl u1. • pooi-$31.500 0
y. !rplc. Qulotly loc.2 BR bomt Eimer St. JSR. •BA. l.!4,500 I r I I I truly content!<> ):ter grave 6 Biko lo Boocl>-3 BRS
' OLEA"•.,•NEAT OPEN HOUSE Sat " SUn on R-2 lot. sup,. kitchen! Great. n e I & h b o ra. !'r c h Formal dlnlna. ••Utted ,,.u. n 12-5. 1501 w. San UJrtnzo cau busy agent, Jn.nu. Wtttclut Plaza. 137-.6417. • • -• . . unless at least once 1n er ,,,D'5, ..:. .... en kitchen, BKR
ON A Ave. 2-ttory-ftepublic home BY New M v~-I I h h I d -~ -· nr So. Qoa,t Plua. 4 la• Spec Bay & Oooan vu 9"""' -... ~ · A I i e s e as cun out 962-0611 NI~ STREET 1733 WCALL"tci~~. ~. N.B. • BR. 2 ba, ram nn/ldtcben, LUSK-bit. 3 BR., Ltr ram. Beau~,on Cotta .,..., Golt D 6 N I t. · . what It's like to be -by LA CUESTA -EXEC SAN;
f' I l ~·-!It -·-bl•--Rm· Xtro 1-. lot, u-•~ """'10. 3 bd, 2 ba, ., many I I ' I I I CRUZ I I Call U. oo ' !hi• ... u kept BRIG HT' AND ~'d Y .ftto. ·~:u 1 t ~;;; & l mmac. 'bwner, 7i9.iOO'. oxtru. ;59,:IOO. -8 \ a - With a full beard. ~~g,.,.dcd. 4° ~::'. \ • J.:,, ~
home In Co11'gt" J'ark. 3 wAllPflper, •hullers, Allsume 6#--0128. Open Sat A Sun. FOR SaJe By Owner, $26,500. 1 ; tlA. Cftlhedral ceO., 28(X) aq.
bedroom" lormol "'"'ng • CHEERFUL 5~ VA ... rdlrumce. $39.950. 1-6. 919 Tiiier 3 Br. 2 ba, lrg back yanl, I K A " T I f I 0 eom.1o .. th• m"'klo ,., .. Id II. 15x30 lamlly nn. Ft>!'fl!
aron. ranlily room, V.'!l5her EASTSIDE 3 Bcdroon(Jwm I ~O_w_n_or_. _MG-4.c...~'!!l~---LU$< ltARBOR VIEW crpt/drpe. Will cont;idcr Jae I r-by filling In the tnlulng wor<b E. Olsen RA:::.Uton. PltQI!'
iul<I rlryer ;ll'CI\ In the hoQ!lt, t f 1 ~iillf, ~ NEWPORT HGTS F;lega.nt •I Br A fan\ nn. option. 5*-8441. -F I .1• I you d9¥91op from ttep No. 3 below. ask for J OAN. !162-S.WI. •
1argt kltt•hfln and pool lllzed \v l.h ormti.. ' F'lne view -fet lalid. O~n BARGAIN -$23,700! 3 BR. 11 ""--:-. •• ,. OWNEll a"•k>u1. ~·tl•c ' yore!. $34,~-10'.* Dowt1. IJll,rkllna: bath1, J) u5h ear-DUPLEX • _ ..... r1~ 8 ., ~ Call er.:~ . pctlng, .all bulitin' a.nL1 Sat &. Sun 1~. 132'7 Keel . new . pM"'1 etc. Prine only. bdrni. Olnlna rrn .. bu\lt-lrt.1,
ru ... m. L'OUnlry-s1.1.e Y.ard. Adult oc-2 Bdr, 1 Ba .. ca. ttHr unil ~9 10% ctov.·n.· ~. • PilNT NUMBERED I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' ,, dish\vasMr. .F'lftlpll\et, 2
N;,,el Balley cuplcd • reUr1ng to travel · l)as large fenced yard.-scp. 4 BR. Fam Rm, 2 BA, ~l Mesa. Ven:le Home lfTTF~S . . . • . . . . _ . Jfuttos. ~uutUul landscap-
• ., A must to 111."0 • '34.500. enclosed garage for ti\. unit., Zone. Moder n k It· 4 BR, 2 BA. $35,900 -· 'I\~;;: I I 1 · I I I J I I I I lfl"g. brk $.19,!l'JO, ~ & Assoc: C~LL ~21-ois OUT 11 now polht, now ••rJ>et. Beat <h<n/dab-wlh. Br.., owner. ·5.17~ or 644"506' ·= 4rii':" . . . . . IY A . _ . PRESTIGE,....,, '1700 "1· It., J COf\ST llR(I. location. $51,500 Call 675--188(1;• 6 0 1 IMClU. SACRtnC£,-ns<IJ Anumt:I sharp, ~BR. 2~~ Ba, dln nn,
Nee<! a "Pad"? Place an od! Dally Pilot Want Adi have 546-8640 To s.. Red 9P"n bo111e Sundsy tu. 7~ v .A. loon; i Br, 1 ba.. SC:RAu LETS ANSWERS IN ·cLASSIRCA TJON f OO rom ""· ~v pny ISl.ilO. Call 6':Hl6711. barga!no galore. C~t. Real.,..,· ct ... tnl!d Ads • • , 60'5678 Pytl S2l2 mo Aft -,... 342-m9, _. -SUn.
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t. MONTHS NEW M.,;.rnoth ... :O.,, C-a 11 t. R · Lake ~ · Movie Star'• tarm.r borne .. 3 bdm>t;, 2 both pool home. fl::' 2 ~~.k!~ ... ~ * .4-f'llXES * ww bey )OOt ,..perty, AD
-..... model 3 Bed-ranch wllh """ unlen LUf~li .6 BR, 5Ba beuty, $119,500 Vaultod -and rataed patio ·-''''l•• $6250 DOWN'' • cub within n. bra. Call -· • aa••· .-i ,_ .. _.. kitchen., walnut cabinets. ,_.. -hearth in thla unusual home sn.OOo:. -..21165. • ....., _, ·~ • -· na~--r & '· -·~•-· 1131-..all or 837-4217 Ill> •·• In he '"~· 3 BR w/tp! plul ~2 &. -.i.ac, Jara• lamily/dlnlng' pantry pat~~·-Charmlng28edrmhomewW " • -· t ···~ 5.,,1• •--Pa-Xlnt renml ....._ ~ -room. Pri«<1 ~~t. Move tn HUil' lamily rm. wltb _.. LAKE PEN.INSULA tnde 10< !araer borne oo """"· '!\'oll« and boot ac-•----...,.----.>.I ~·-1 2 •-
with mth.1n& to..,do bot en· lnt: tlreplace. Wlndlna Udo, $65.900:'--Of&. '67,900. 83}3380. •" -.v or or men. j
joy ,...,,..u.SOL AYISTmUJtAID ,..1 'ou...-..l1' ·•t'hl•~.tyto .~lh.aster4 You'll have docking privileges with this OWNJ:R-Alr cood .. ~ B)I, 2 557-"" ~· ·~· _ 3 bedroom, family room boqie, only $41,900. 't!......_..a. tt...I BA: w/w crpts, drps, :Xlnt
Bdrm 211 BA. Heavy pluah ENTERTAIN-IN THE WOODS pt~,_tg ,cond, IJ2,500. SST-1"6. -INC.·
SPECIAL = ~ d~~·~ Deane 2 Story, vaulted ceUlngs loads of ~ 1.:C1Bo:.:,~~1 1~1!':: DO ~OT SACRIFICE
Walk to -.. -... new. BKR !lllU611--wood" glass; ~aster suite + 3'Bil.. $49,900. 67Ml23 Newly decorated. $29,11(!), OUR HOME Vets nilh before lnterett 3 Ofll I OUR EXCLUSIVES m.'1959 , . ~ Loi $32M Not y.., 11 "• Get Our Caah Otter
nWm. Sella will "" Xlnt tu ai>elttt In downtowri LAKEVIEW SPLENDOR 3 BDRMS. 4 deo, 45 fL lo<. • W11tmlnltor ~)IDRM HOMES I Before SeUlng C.4ici~3-=: HuntinglDn Beub. T••>-2 ~·~ 2t, s~ry,te4~ &o:'nditlonlng, 'lf·""· l~~:::::;::;::::::::::::;::::::::::=I E . • Lot. Room for~ L'?foo"!:SJ:!O~Rr!,ES
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fence. Low-mairitenance mo. $30,000. loan availabl~. RARE BEAUTY 3-STOlUES, bayfront, ocean Sparkling clean I n Io u t • colors now. July compl. J$ after In pymnta It expens-1 ;=·=:=:::::::::====;I
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yuu ard. owner will c&lT)' $8,000. -"Wooded Estate" with 36x2.o heated, ctustom view; • bdrmL, 4 ha'•· Starter's delight with ~Ownc=::':....:::897:.:·...:7157=----ea are paid. Owner retiring.
CALL 893-8533 2nd. Lot 54' x 121'. Price pool, 5 lat'ge BR, air, many extras. $72,500_. $235.IXXI. carpets everyv.'here. Huge ~~~~~~~~~ $]07,000 pr. Only 4 blka from $46,000. · LIDO Rr••TY bedroom., country style lhl tti ~% Ln ~--~ kl he 'th! of · so ce.1v ........ u. ·EXCLUSIVE Wint *All Homt1 Have Private Club MernMrship 3317 Vla Udo, N'pt. Beach ~ n WI oll eating . • 1 ~· Ideal children's play. yard
larwfn rulty inc, l !!!!!!!!!!!!..,l!!!!!!!!!!!!""'""i""""""""""''""""""Pll--'c.,,~67).~~7~300~=---space. Great back yard. Dbl Re.If Estate. rear lOO'xlf6. HI -(:IA hnl . garage. This 15 It! Submit -.o LYTLE REAL TY
Irvine L•tUM Beach *EXCLUSIVE* $1,150 total down,·pa,yments I ~;mmmm;·~~~l 583 W. 19th St. CM 548-9493 OPEN SUN. 1M 4 &Inns., plus den; s baths. approximately $154 per mo.11
9112 CORNERBRl>OK JUST REDUCED THE "BIG BUYS" MIO Ft.Ill Ntord ,<;,••honer . See this .one. Acro•,9. o 1o; Hlo 150 TRIPLEX
Popular La.Cuesta LaPalma 3 bdrm .. 2~ bath popular ARE AT agn cen, cua .... m me.
model wtth tlle roof, Edlnburouih model in uru. MISSION REALTY $170,{KX). HISTORIC ARIZONA Three 2 BR units on Scott
---~------beaUtifuUr, upgraded. 4 verslty Park. Lovely sun • PL, C.M. Modem & sharp, ••-· 11 2 .. _ ... _ 1. THE BIG ONE: sprawling RENTALS: Summer, winter Realton 54.7-9491 RANCH FOR SALE pride of ownership. No -y THIS FOR ~ .. m., am y rm , -•m' deck and c1o1e ,. .the poo1 4 bdrm. ·~ 1e ~ Ev n1 . I K trplc. Beauttrully land-and IChoob. Upgr8Ped car-& den. 2% baths, 2 • aset. ' "'l""'n e.. Re uda Ranch, ·l mile from V11;ca.ncy •. $465 mo. mcome.
S..., acaped, prden type patio. S' and drspes $42,000. tireplaceo; appr0x. 2600 sq. LIDO REAL TY , FUTURE INCOME Wickenburg. 40 Acre par. ~S4'"'7"'.900:::.__•:__~~~
l6"i S44 !l60 3380 tt, located In io.,., Temple :m7 Via Udo, NpL Beach eels ooly 50 miles NW of No In ~ T Smoll .;... •n•· old la"fu, ho 11-·--" ' · · Hills. Some ~an vu, 67•1-. Phoe · "'1 ooo· · · · vei,..,r 00
1 1"" " IC w V\.'U CORBIN.:MARTIN '"'"'"' .r -nix. ~ : ,. per acre. We b8.v units w/little dowJ\
la a lhoe would ve Dipped REAL TORS 6*7"2 $5.5,<m ·!JJLL PRICE. * OPEN SUN T 5 * 3 Bedroom, 2 bath cottage on Utility hookup and water or You . n use the equity in owr this one. 5 bedroom, 1..c.,;,;,~~~=='=""~ • • Balboa Blvd., near shop. on property. County zoning your .hd e. For list of
1llmlly room, forma) dining, *WOMAN'S DREAM* 2. N~Y IJ!i A~, uni· 224 VIA KORON ping, churches, ocean. pier & taxes. 1 special parcel what· 8 a 11 . , ca 1·1
plt11 3 baths wilb 2 tubs and super clean 3 BR, ·2 Balh que Hans & Gretal house, Neat &. spacious 2 bdrm., 2 & bay & ocean swimming. of 120 acres pasture land. AmetiCIP\8-Q I ~.
'3 abowen. Send the kid1 to home. wane to shopping & could be u.sed as 5 bdrm. &. ba. home w/loada of Price \ncludes pl.an for an For additional infonnaUon 842-0691 ext 101, Investment
the beach and enjoy the ......et scllool. Only $32,900. Call den w/3 balha. Presenl!y storage &. cloletl. Street to additional unit. Leuebold. write or call: Dana Burden, Div.
bar while they are gone. S46-l35l. divided & rented as 3 units. street lot. Askipg-$41,500. Remuda Ranch, Wicken-..:;;-"...P-ALM~~0~E~s=E=R=T--
eustom carpets thruout ~ted in the "roclrrib-$60,00o 0 burg Az. 85358 (602) 684-5379
kt'eal neighborhood with 111~1.ll bed canyon 1 e c t i o n . Gib W•Jker Reetty a-kl 52·20·0 8 homes, clustl'r housing achoo'4 and •hoppl ng NEW 3 Br 2 Ba FIR alr TERMS AVAIL. PRICE·~·~ v1a'L1do N'pt. Beach 1 AN ACRE with pool, •hutne hoant,
nearby. Try this ohe for ' ' ' rond -moclei hm 'co~ m $64,500. * 675-5200 * --Over :J.x> acres near therapeutic pool. Sell or ~~n',_Y<>llOnlwoy :i:!,ooonced. a s~; I ~l~. ,500. 5 s't -4 8 4 t ; Idyllwild. Pines, peace, trade $195,000. 7 furn. Equi· ,,.... ......, ~~ -'""""""'"" 3. INCOME UNITS; North IMMAC. 4 Br, den, 3~~ I!f.· clean air, quiet. Develop in-ty $l20,000. Broker End. 2 blks trom "VICTOR 35' lot $76,500. Owner. , to ho ·1 , p 1 (Il4) 642-731..'J or
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COATS RANCHO LA OUFSTA Laguna f-•ch · HUGO'S." 5 unita with in· Prine~· ~f!.ly. 6 75 . 766 7; Burr White Realtor $450,000~eaa::.e~~· Re~ 1 ~ ~ --~(~TI:.:4:;,1.;34fl.J5::;"''28"=--
& 3 Br -Monterrey. $60)) fn T come scheduJt.>d at $10,:a:x> 213:449-<\4fl6 2901 Newport, N'pt Beach &12-5200 4-PLEXES (7)
WALLACE upgradel-. $42,500. Open Hae Triple Lot, Hate per year. SUbmit jl::rm.s. BY ownf.r -2 year old 675-4630 646--1063 E.Ye. CALIFORNIA CITY _ 100 Beaut. g<ll'Qen apl1. Pride-
• . REALTORS Sat 1-5. 968-82'73 Bkr. Ocean View PRICE $89,500. '-I bsyfront 5 Br, 5 Ba. acres close to town center. ownership, Xlnt investment,
OpeH Evening• 5 BDRM home w/pool,.fully OPEN SUNDAYS? CALL $215.00J. 675-4242 or 847-1181 Lido Isle Beauties All or part, ·$600. per ac. area &: cond., Anaheim.
• 92, •• 54 e la n<lscaped, low malntance. NORTH LAGUNA'S MISSION REALTY u ... Vordo ON WIDE street; 4 bdrm.s., with 5 percent down, in· $800/mo. inc. Priced fight; ~ walk to beach, sch!, •h-. GOLD COAST ~ 3 balh t tu a!ore• t t nl • f 2 118 500 Haa good -·• & .... 985 So. Coast Hwy. Laguna _ s; ea res g . eres o y or yrs. . . ·~·
By 0"'ner $59,500. 963-2568 113 •-·-owner "'ll ..,• Ph-17141 -• •731 OPEN House Sat/Sun 1~ Pi;:ice $135,000. Aswmable I 552-320/533--2540. · xlnt terms. Will consider
3 AND A DEN $28,950 • 3 br, 2 bft, cuJ-de-uvwu n·• u-~"7-1915 SUmbR (.'ircle By 65'0 T.D. B , · house in trade. Aft 3 pm,
. sac, brick fnt, nr. beach. ordinate to a coriatruction ~==U-N:.:..:.l,...::....U.:.c..E:...:..c.:c... Owner r..tesa Verde' split 00 IT. GARDEN charmer. u11ne11 Property 154 ~n~•-'5.527"·,;;7655=·~=~== $24 750 Prin. only. 962-6378. loan. Build three story trl· , T level, 4 BR, J full ba, lg 1am 4 B<irms., tamily room, 4 T\VO LOTS TOTAL l04'x209' Final Phase SELL-OUT
Lots &: Jots :r brick work Huntington Harbour =cta~t: oc~.:S~:W.~~ .SPANISH 546:.~ prlv lot, $59,000. ,,bathl i~'~i:ALTY CHOICE--lJJCATION, Hun-Only l Deluxe 4 Plex left
make.a this lovely bo1ne ex." · all levels. Asking $29,000. Commercial building o n · -. , tington Beach, Z 0 N E D in this group. No more like tra sharp. Big· all el&trlc BY owner·-I...ge 2-1ty, 4 BR, O>ast Highway in fast Mission Viefo 3.177 Via Lido, N pt. Beach BUS IN Es s -p R.O· them. so HURRY.! Large
kl he with •'-·h 1 21,2 ba, lam rm, din rm. Nr growing beach area. 5 ""8.J'S , * 673-7300 * I FESSIONAL OR OFFICES unfts w/all am c n I t i es. tc n uJJ! was ier, · water; $66,tm. 213/~'27'28 ~~ $17 ~ TERMS · Ope I'I D 11 1().6 tonnal dln. & front room E I · to / old. Prlced·lo sell quick at 4 BDRM. 3 Ba, bi-level ''Bargain Days'' ,. ea. ~te: n ouse a Y .
plus •ltracUve den. OO'xlOO' I ·';;rv;;I;;"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I -nves rs $78,500. \Viti trade. For borne, 22' paneled family KANPAK, 1993 Kihei Rd ., 12132 s. Hasler, G.G. all fenced . and price in-
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, Sp lat details call 67'J-8550. rm, 2400 8<1· ft. Many xtras Decorator fresh, 3 BR, lam Kiehel Maui, Ha,,·aii. Sparling Investment Cot'p. ;~:a w~!r. ~~ne$i~~ GOLDEN GLORY ROCK:: p:; DP£Nnt e. irs ~UN ro BE NICE! ~~l~n~sof1"~a~~ ~~~.!t bathiJ ~:~i:1~:1~i Cemetery ~
down and payments approx. Attra ctive, well-planted r 1: come, 83()..8738, $.00 . w down OK! See Lots/Crypts 156
$233 per mo.. <.·01..111yard takes you into the • OPENS SOON ?2-STY. La . .Paz ho in e .. lhis,! Call ~S·IOO. SINGLE Pi~t. Harbor Rest. CLOSE yo· I~ 111pacious entry with its gold 3 big BR. Air Cond -COnrlo ~ Assllme 7% Jnan, 25661 San-7 F 1 RV! OPf.NTIL 9 $255 BEACH Rnd white tile · f I 0 0 r. ·On the 7111 Green. Owner ~~~~~~i r-· J. ~ · Write lo We s I e y
Be t·r II ded Id ;;;;; to, 830-4572 Owner. Prine. V. E.·lb..11nl & U> Anderson, Rt 3, Davis Rd , F' harmi 1 au 1 u Y upgra go will •-de up or down at OWNER 2 B' 2 Ba ocean I • 1ve ·C "" renta s on
531 511 ( ~• If "'" . · • on Y· u;.,, fJ""r ~ Stockbridge Ga 30281 ·~ . .. I :;'.J 531·5100 ca. • .,.. .. ng sets o . I he r..tarket value anywhere. view, newly decor. $69,500. BY al . 2 b choice level lot In Lag\Dla.
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m11culate, '1:cll landscaped 4· 9A ·9794 Legune Nfguel -Newport.Beach red early area w/huge l, ..: 7 UNITS-$75,000 '&rid locatl'tl on· greenbelt .,.. tiled roof patio across Jiv-
• netU' adult ponL Prlet! of lCOO'"N. Coast Hwy., TH_IS home lttcr!llly sparkles FIXER UPPER jng & dining area. 3 Bdrm, COM RCIAL E.'\:celte.nt Sfal'ter or Retire-~.50C! includes tile huid. Laguna Beach with tender lovuig care and R 2 LOT 2~~ Ba. Lots o( extras _ 2239 F 1 . · n1ent Unit. 1 Blk from Coast * END 1'HAT SEARCH * · o!fers 3 Br, 2 Ba, private ~ blt·lns &· upgrading 2 a rview Rd., C.M. Hwy. Walking distance to
lAI "' clubhouse, pool, and play t.lany Possibilities $79 500 ~r 6444028 • es aura mon ly is. AL\VAYS RENTED.
view; 3 txl.nn., 2 bath })Qme, ground, call for appoinlptent To Be F~und Jn this 1200 sq. · · · Owner mider trade Bkr. 638-5662
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.i .... · .. 11ed h•111 ·"I Is -' 100 wllh ocean recreation facility lnclUding 3.109 Oay St, Nwpt Hghls beautifuJ \\•alled ~lios RR .. ,tau~.&: Apartinth basents all sc)lools & shopping.
_ REALTY reil's. & a wonderful rock 15'x22' living room. 12'x17' STEPS TO OCEAN e CALL ANYTIME e 30 UNtTS. 2 &. 3 BDRJ\1.
A Compuny \Vlth Vision frplc. 1-lurry on this one. YOU'LL enjoy clegahcc· and 6" din. rm. Full basement 2·$1y. A·Frame. 3 BR. 2 be.. 646-3921 or ~ve, 675-1 27 Sui!able for .Condo con-! ========.di
tJnlv. P!lrk C.Cnl.f'r, Irvine Priced $49,950. individuality iri U1i11 spec-beneath w/Cfment noor. BU-ins. Walk to beach \•ersion. Pl'incipals '->nl>"· 1 ~--------" _,1
Cnll Anytinie, 552-7500 ilr BUILDERS A'ITN. • ta.;ular cus\0111 ho1ne ·com· $30!000. Open Sat & Sun pools, tennis. $45.500. '. Agent. P.O. Box -782,.Dana
Office hours 8 AM 10 6 PM R·2 Lot, ocean view. \Valk· plcte with lush und plllsh afternoon. CAYWOOD REAL TY Poin:. 92629
AT L.MT ing distance to town & c~ting •. large 11_1 ~ s t e r Nelson Robinson Rltr * ~1290 * J.1 UNITS in G I e n d a I e
N 0 ,y 0 r k R e _ s a J e . R I d · d ~ach. SUbm.it terms. i"'"riced suite, family rn1; !Juung rm, 67S-8120 or 548-5647 . $125.00J. Assume loan at
Everything's boon .. clf'aned, are n ee l'ight at $20,000. , 3 car garage a-00 S"'i~ming RESORT Living evt;'l')'day Ior ----->-----1\:'!r. net $480. mo. SUbmit
painted or replaced. It 's *LUXURY LIVING * pool. $69,950. $3l,500. Bayside ·vutage ·. l !!~~~~~~ ..... ~·I tentlS. Prin only. 497-21691
Yeady to move in. 3BR, & Jenn'ts Too' In this beautITTi/ I 3 bdrm., 3 m' EAL family home .• ome Lge clubhse, pool, beach. NEW EXCLUSIVE 5 Cor. Star••· $195,000 Mount•in, De&ert
2BA, Sep. Jaund r111, hag • • • ba. home, w many cu!lom ,,_, . .......,.& boat sllpe. 2 BR, 2 ba 24X52 Harbor Blvd. Costa f\1esa Resort 174
crpt, dsh/w~h. frplc, huge Beautiful 3 Bdrm, covered features, such as Untcd Yfhli~lh1 m1 ""•Y trees,4view mobile. 3 yn ·old. Wood Baytfunt 4 BR., 3 baths serving Newport area. 175' I---'""-..-..----'-'
patio. Sprink1e1~. bloc \\'all PA.tlo, custom· lA.ndgcaping, glass in sliding doors, self· 0 s nc osc patio, Br, siding, shlneJes, be.au t Pier&: SI~ -$21S,OOO Co 26 500 r Good ·' WATERFRONT VACATION
in poolside yard.· -3407 air cond, lge kitchen cleaning oven, bit-in BBQ, 2~ Ba, Easy WA.lk to O'o\\n I d d I ed LIDO EALTY Gre"ot -.·. +n~•~aJ· "· now.
I · 1 .Valley Elen'lt'nl""" School. an s ca Pe · mm . ,.,,..."""'""' home. $~. Be au I t tu l BKR, 5]&.5001 w eating area + poo &: food center, rainbirds & ~J possession Owner No 39 l377 Yia Lido, Npt Beach W I N T I C hoach, Dn.. Island• H-
tennis courts. All lhl111 for many more v.Uldertul ffi. $37,g;,(). 300 E. eo8st Hwy. • ' 67~7300 81 8k~Jsor 0• duras Le~ hold. 548-1768.
-GI NO DOWN only $3~WT \VAlT! IW't'!I; also incl. deluxe re-OPEN Sunday l-S. Beautiful * RARE FIND * BY owner. H-~ y,·,,.. 2lll. San Joaquin Hills Rd. Also small 181.and A.v&llable. OR S"Ai D 0 W N TO frig., washer &: dryer. The t ~~• • N t C t "'' '"10
ANYBODY Ca. II 838 3443 · r1 with _,_ • 1 1 cus. om home \~th OC('an St'tips to Ocean Home t-.forulco model. ~1 C\\'))()r en er tm""""S:> R•nches, Farms,
• P ce, ·_an c.>o.u a 0 ' view, forma_ 1 ~!rung_, 3 Bt. Fee simple hOme. 3 R., 2',' 2 cozy wed brick fircplacl'~. Onto all lndscpd., for $1.09,500. Includ ing ,p<icious mast 11 Port Chelsea Place, NB, 2 2· ~ J\DJOlNING income pro-. Groves 180 3 ~rm, 2· Bath, See it · *"NEW LISTING 111 • ' er ba.; vacant. Love patio. br, & den, overhang, comp. pe · cent. C.M. $75,000.
today' Call an••tme. , ' °' 4 Bdrm. 3 ba~-1 d suite, 32TI1 Sl'ven Seas Dr, to.fay' trade. lndscpd +. extras. $64.500. owner. ~1642-6560. 2"ii AC. bet. S.J . Cnpistrano
3 , 111., u...,; ge. en. Monarch Bay Terrace Tak SCO'IT REALTY 536-753.l 21 Has fabulouslo.11.vlew.Ne\v-·ero · ' e BALq()A BAY PR 642-5080 or 644 -:::2 49.2 166 & ~ke ;Elsinore. Le\'el,
FORMER model • horne, OC· ~ lY carpeted. Good family ~: :::~'ti'r. Parkway to * 67~7420 * anytime. ideal fl>r horse ranch. $9.750.
cup under I yr. 3 BR o" 2 ~ I I home. $62,500. Bond Rc.lty Inc. BLUFFS" SACRIF1CE! , BHutiful Bluffs e ·BAYfRQNT DUPLEX >'ull pr.," trms 833-3223
plu.s 14x26' den. 2 ba, ... ,,,. ~NGLUND 32325 South Const Hy. So Ultra ~ux:e 4 BR 3 BA Bargain I I Real Est•t•
crpt thnlout. fUl\y lndscpd. • REAL ESTATE 4La«99-2238uia lam rm plu111 huge 'rumpus'. 454\f1lUCHA-REDUCED!! Exchana•.~ 112 ?\!any model home extras. --•-' I ' room. Priced by transfer-Open Sat/Sun. 2-6 Brand ne"'• 3 BR, 2 BA ·--
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' BY OWNER, corner, Joi, - -DER ~ ~g9o1~1! .. ~· . Jtiu, 5t SEf;L thi_s _week. Hur· 34n Via Lido, NB Ji75-8500_ beams! Lots of glass . . . property $2'"'.iO:VI value: ex-Jarse <.Wered patio, btiai & · EMERALD BAY UN • • • ., ~ 'ry. Agent 645-8400. NEW Prime BluUs Condo magnificent view of '.bay, tren1ely high net return . Sell ._,,.,..,...,,_.,, .. = .,,.,-,. BR ~ww· =v1 ·-·c.Uo •-1 t 1 THIS BEAUTIA•L HOME boats 'n, bikinis, .Just re-or trade fqr Newport Beach •· , 1,,-u:SS 5" e. _ ""' atii-ew-.... cona...... n; a._. u e Y • ~.... __ BEACH c.o~. "Vacant. model 3 Br/2~ Ba, frpl, B~..... · I'~ CalL""' '}'l'f-1"1')')!;: ~--. + P., 3· be., din rm, lam rm, Tree studdecl" .. vlsta. Steps to unobstructed view; Wood ~&: --..-AW~'J'S YOU, -~ ?icing fOF"""-4:-usl ~ , , grt!Nibel &stia"Y ~_.,.,~BJ.... """"'•000--0\\'Det-~area._ '""4 ... ~-.. • .!W-a.aj..§_
xlnt loc nr all . schools. hC'ach. 6 BR., 6 Ba., P'•::der. .glass COD!t.,truction, lirited NESTLED 1n !he rolling. hills steps to the beach & across w .·$75,00J. Owner. fi75.:-3535, financing after super low 1 -='':::mc,.,=c-'-~~"-.. ....,.,.,-.,.....,.,.~. $39,500. 16ro2 ~tarJan La., nn., h"g. fnnl. din, nn., glass wi~'Sj the Plans _for of Crown Valley, Beauti~lly street from 1 h 0 PP in w. ~ . down. Tr.ade. OK! 645-841;XJ. Rul Estate Wanted 184
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847•7015 Open Sunday. brkfst. nn., 3 frplcs., pan. . this home are really going_ decorated 2BI'., converttble $59,500. Newport pi e r Newport Hetghh 1 YOO!OPENTt 9
' NEW. custom 3 BR, 21,it 131\. llh.. tge. pluy rm. w/wet _ 1o ~atch your le.Y~· Sundeck Cusden, 2 -Ba and Family r_m. Realty 673--2058. , I . V. F ... llO\\-anl & Co. ~hotousebµylo'rn ,lncvac'apet'~nsive&
home, l'C~ bar, f u 11 y bur. R('t:e con1p. redecor. oft spacious . 1vmg room. tom drapes 11.nd swaa ' • • OPEN SUN 1 5 I ii>~ tJu•re t.:oi.i .. ..,. ........ IV ~allpa~ all e:o!trai;, e 644-2430 • breakf9:!1t noolt, much. 1nuch carpets, con1pletely modem BEACON Bay. i;:'mt • 2 + • rental purposes. Call Il4:
walk 10 bCach. s41,500. Call more. Feel free to...,come Jn. kitchei], 2 patios, this lovely ~est t;n + .apt, dock for 312 SANTA ANA·AVE. . 11 UNITS N ·LAQYNA "642-'9933. ·_
Century 21 R.E.·.s36-8868 A ll01'.1E--OF & look at the plan~. $51,000. homen.nd garden Is yours 2 .•. 55 ~ts. dble gar, CX$AN & BAY VlE\V from On.4 scp il6ts 2oo• + p c H s line$,~ days for 5 bucks.
OWNER moving. Large 4 ULTllttA TE ELEGANCE .AS'4 for only $45,000. ~Call Blu~ t~. $165,000. lOS-0 dwn, upstairs family m1. Charm· "1'ry $265.IXXI.· itore roo~. W Like to trade? Our Tradei''s
bdrm. on --· '·t. f'amlly Custo?rr-..,.dC!signed \\}O\'et "' ·~ff ~ Really 4~2206 or ·cona,ider trades. J~fD, ing 2 BR .. 2 tiled baths: lge. ·bid. Bkr. 546-rrJg Paradise column Ls for""''! ....... ~ "' 3000 sq',-i'htn1ome \\'88 built V "'11£' 49-Hi679 for appointment to 838-22S7 dining area, brick ;ft-pie. & 1 ~=:::::;;::::;::;===· :.!.::=:==::::;:;';:::::::·:::·-
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rm .. fircplac~. Dining "':I·• for en1er1aining. Panoramlc REAL ESTATE see. c:x:E..rnFRONT -Be a c h heatolator &: F.A. heat. Ex-[ ' i ·~ ·· t>ullt-h;1s. Enclosed patio. vie'v or ocean & canyon. <EXCEPTIONAL BUY ho1.111e on 30X85' lot. 1.oned tra lge. kit. _A brl<!.st an!a, '
Paneling. Quiet area. bi'k Opell' beams, n1nrhle Doors U90 Glenne..-St. R 2 $1000X> Ask waJkl try bi h M' 'b"I H ~ $37,n,1962-8865 ind1nlng&:kltchen,2 BR,2 494-9473 ~-~549-0316. In the Hlglllunds area of -. ' • for -n pan ' r e .o I e ' o·_mes ' ... NOW
TAX .WRfTE OFF BA. By Apl only. Ci/11 CUSTOM BUILT Nigoel.· Thi• 3 Br 2 BA Marian, Estate Rialty_ (1) cabinets & aH blt·inl. Extra , • 'Katella Reaity. n4-492-3'.l30 den, .l fam rm home ~ 52.6-m.1 or Cl) 871-1764. lge. dbl; garage_ on alley &·
-...,_ Uk ,d I Qose.tn walk m town & prof. decorated .&:.. l.ndscpd. OWNER -Supe; Cean! 4 extra parking. ~.ooo. __ .,, e new up ex at the SY Owner, Cokmial 1'1ansk>n. L-N 4 ~ o bah • ••• than 2 yrs old, ready &, 3 Ba, tam -2 -•c, CALL 60 '•6·1414 Mobil• HomH Mobile l-IOIMi · beach, ~-tor 5 tutlts. Over 1 \\-'oodt>U acrt w/ Ul:&ch. ew ............ • I ~ ..... utn ~ F •·lo f'S,960. J.q. Young Realty lovely ocean' views,.~ ~. home with tge. yard, room Jo move into. Priced at only bltim, CWestdl.ft) $69,900 .·;;;;or;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';"~~F;;•r:;;:S.:;::l•;;·-:::::~1::25;.'ll MT 1216 or 8C-8540 ...w "" for pool. Heavy shake roof, $40,fiOO, Don't overlook thls.,,;;SfS.5045~;;;,;;-;;· ,,-...,-.,.,,....,.-.., • -H. home,'\l)lus sep. 1600 sq. shl I siding Ask Ing bargain .. ' 18AYSHORE • 1 b\k: to pvt. roRNISHED mobYe in B~Y ~WN~~e n e 3 lt. guest home. 3 ·Blocks $691: ·_ . cau Katella Realty beach. CheerfUI 3 . Br, Ne1r ....,.,. P••t orrtt• GREENLEAP Lquna Rills, 60' porch~ n1 . mmac. from ocean. Must see to be-. ' '* 499-2800 * 492-2030:, eve. 49'1-4596 modem kitchen. ,.7,500. NEWPORT ~~iGHTS $22,000. Open Jf.ouse April" 2 .pa~ beam celling In lieve. $25(),000. Will trade. . .,... nL A 5 STAR PARK 20-22. 499-4100. Adults a.s laJl! rm, !rplc, new w/w G;.2848. ~ Ri,h~ 3 BDRM. CONDO, &!4-5005 OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN. 1150 Whltt!O!' Ave., CM permallenl residents. ~169131.SOO· By '""' only, TURTLEROCK. '<fl> • ....__ 11-.; ; mo old • On golf courae. TI2 St. lames Place 3 bd, 2 ba, p1'Yroom. A prlYRte adult commoolty _........ ~ ... Ill Air cond, ,\.,,,. shag. ctrps. Vu the boat. in harbor from delfahtful yard. All new has avail a brand new TUSTIN, adult~ 1971,
PARK Hu ntgn; Brand nu, BROADM. OOR -:,,.~r t:fJ. \\'Ood shuUer~ on 3' windows thla 3 BR, 1!4 ba., $67,500. cabtne'b, · carpet le paint. Golden Wtsf. ~· "l\fu.st be 20x57, 2 BR, 2 , 11parkling
Uehmma.n model Ille n:iof ...,..tott......,.c.. bltn bookshelves, e I e C !'S>nie. Open 1-6. s&t & Sun. OceOwnan ~· $55.~~ seen to be ap~11:1,ated. Alao ·c}e&n. shags, drps, reftlg.
e:xtra.s. AvaJI 1IOW 'below li•t 4 bedrooms. 2~ baths, 3 car , , garage opeoe1·, self-cleaning mark Les Rltr, 5'J8..77ll. er. vU-.3377 or 1~ J<ey West · &: "Ao1ericana ~~: Very nice~. Xlnt
, price. By oWner. 89.l-0956. garage. vnulted ceilings, \\RITER S RETREAT: i:otal oven. By . O\\"ner. $39,SOO. BY owner. Baycrest on san-415 Santa 1\na St. (resales). Come &: M:E! our u-v -$13,500:. er look! 1,,::;;;;;;.,::<...,;;.c,=~=:::.::. . upgraded. AM" far Mr. "C'' privacy on P 8 t:-'-· 1 1 k e Call 496-80S9 • 11 ... -Dr 4 BR 3 ..... ID 1 BY owner • N'pt Hrts area. wondtrful park. 6417-7966 ="~"""="='-' ""' .. --=,._-OWNER sacrifice. Exec~l!vt! et 833--0509 or \Valker & t;ce groubdrmnd•,:.....~lh.~~h~lng 2 BY Owner 3 BR 1 ~ Ba ~"rm.· lam .:m.'Poot,~ Cod atyle :c BR. 2 ba bJme: between 9 am&: 6 pm. MOBil..E Home • ''Viking''
pOol hon:""· 4 bdnns., d~n1ng Realtors at 54&-0022, . ...._. "°"''.......... home w/brighl • kitchen, yird. Xlnt codn., $85,500. 3-all' garage. U!Uque guebo nfoving. out of state, avaii
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Sha, carpet1-bric $44.950. mode.1-3 Br, 2 ha. UPKraded BR., 2 bl. ranch house w/ nn, 1no sq ft. $39,500. mn HARBOR • View JI 0 DJ:• 1 at $48,950. 6fl6-17J> ~ · 641-9113. ept • Call
..._ lhruout, lrJ>lc, 'fully h!llolde view. 193.000. La Hermoaa, 495-4786. Mco<eoo . 4 BR ~1.ba, tam : .. near the ocean sALIS & ~EAltNO BAYSIDE Vfilqo, N"""""'1 O~ leaving. Sharp 4 ~~=.~·. g',~p..a w: Hillie ..,,1cCorm1ck Realtor NEW East Nine Condo • 2 rm;--din on. $62.500. OWMr, M Lenon, Realtor full lttVice fadUty BM.ch, 28R.. 2ilA, aood
bdi'm. 2 b4U>1. Dining rm.. 15. 15482 LOnalne Way, 1000 N Coast Hwy. 494-7551 ,BR, 2 ba. $37,!IOO. By 83.1-389:1 , . *m-8563* . "-•r U..tao 11-.. cond. G t ho .
bqilWns. Family . rm ., Irvine. IThe Ranch J. LAGUNA VIEW LOT ownn/Agt. 837~ 0 ' * UDO ri;ty, ~ BR.·3 BA · S.n Clomento 11«111111 111111111 llUlllN ll'om ~ or :°Ure:..w:r
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Expert yard. bti< $.12,!<iO. UNIVERSITY Part<, S g I 1127 Emerald Bay $90,0QO l,alct.FONsl w/fplc. $76,500.. 0 "n er DELlGHTFIIL Old~Spanlah 5~ SPARTAN MANSION .0'
Wrl.383 family home BY OWNER. For lots A homes csn: f15..2tMO beach house. Solid btam -lmina puk $45 C
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A wa.llpa~r 4 Br NW' ho '17891 Ba. ' n-Fully improvtd. CI u b "(>\Jplexei ne:ar the Houee .. 1*1' $5500. Trma: avail. PMne orfu. 101. Lido Parle Drive IC:blii, parif ,hpe. 96is2ro. Me m~t It. Sun, ursm, ..,.,..:n SWEEPING white wattl' membCrlhtp. lake . privgs. 'Miles I.anon Re Octan 646-4117 aft? pm No. 4.. 673-2792
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· e nr. • • NJVERSJTY Park, pxtord Beach lo Dana__j>t. Terms. AU.. appl'1, C "'71 t •I $54,500. 1 1 Repolo. hf. 11tua1: Cl'llt. permWnl dbl'. i.>rne. Bi.y' Skte V l l .
br 3 bo, vtrt clean, bl' model 3 BR. 2\i ba, bonus Lee Hllaf>el, Realtor ch&ndeli<n, patio !u r n , o...nt..-Duplox , quick sale call 831-2888 . appear, •cabana. N • w 1 y $5800/ofttt. 6'ls.«l9ll
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you 11>1¥ ·~ quallly l:aalma: S395. 6 mo 1 .... ace.ptable, Larg l '-'-"-K .. -IA (1 bllt W. of 2 BR, JI! br,ah' 'C0¥1<1 $221
to becmne our dlatrtbutor NU·VllW RENTALS 541M;342, ~ e ....,..........., 1,. baths. Bullt-lnelectrlc Beach, 1 blk N, of Slab:<). '" "' ""' BOB PETTIT ~~ spare ttme, without 673-4030 .,,. *3248 roonNT duplex dd-.. ll'ft). ~~ dfSJrivu_bet. Small private piltto, 842-7848 10 111 U mi W!lll REALTOR !Q..'l'tO) ~ly~knowntnjoband.: ~·def Ma~r ~r~.~?ot~~~ a~~A~~:;~!e~~;~:e~eclric $~b_ U~-TRA Nl . s:'~ f:'~:,::~~:~::~'1.~r A~~~g:.j~C.2 r ,~·:j1-L01_.,_u_n_a_B_N_c_11_..,. __
.t nD ~ ..,.... "-p. 1st <>--L 1~ Tennl v ti 24n oroom ~DH 1111rnt. lt111J111 rt ·-•~ ·-LIKE TH" BEACH• ... tntenia.Honally advertised ... ~ 3 Ba, 1um. --••olUOll ...... .-$250 MONTH, AVAILABLE NOW f . pa o. P•l•oli..frO"•ilr;\,rur "ltur• crp HVI/• ~ or ... r .. Tb11 position doN oot re-Unens &: ~ '"Adlta no E. 19th. 5'S-«m. ; ,.. IVt!IMllt. ~IOOt ll -119.00 .~"'"....00..;::,79:.;..:al:::l_:S::,. ~---plua !Jl&l:Tll.nCl.llt ~ -
, quire speclaJ 1k1JJ1 or more pet. $400. 424 Pcllmtttia, VACANT 2 Br. $140. Alai> 2 ~OR APPOINTMENT CALL AGENT MEN, &nuill beach hotel. to 6:oo. ~ltlo 1 111~••« Ro.. 1 & 2 BR., $185. $260. Adu!~. elevator -poOJ -game room
•"(!J • than average education. u 615-QlB BR. Teahouse $15 !5. • # -Rooms $21.50 ~ wk. Ap(I:' -"'-"~"-•_»_-'_•M_'_' -"-"'-"-'· --I rec. & pool, ilH Dof1\ingo, -ucurlty ~ enc 1 o ae d
.• ,.lec\lllf. you w11l recetw Irvine Kldo/peta ok. Ast.. F~. N $95 per month. 5.16--. LOW DENSITY N.p. 644-4767. ••me! Beaut 2 Br, 2 .. full corporate .... ........-and 979--84~ , •wport BHch M Unfum. 350 L •---.c.. apls. for lease. Adlls, no
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tn.in1ng ~ have only to SURROUNDED by pub -3 BR, 2 BA. Westm1nater Pl. $225 Le 2BR 0_!•~na~Po~ln~t~~---1;;;~:;;;;;;:;"'-;-;;-;-;:; !Wlax in parldlke setting Adlts, no pets, ca!l S4()..()3.,19 pe s. '--6 ... _ ·~ ~ ~ oompany eli· furn 3 BR. 2}1 Ba. decorator Gl'PU:, drpt1 bltn ranp, fncd ~ bay 2 · pr, -$2X> 'LOVELY 1 Br. Apt Near Q;)s(a Mesa }lospi.t&l (Qr appt_lo see Coast Hwy. So. Lacuna.
ta ... ~.ed accoonts to in· styled, priv patio, )-car yrd. Avail May ht. $225. $325 • 3BR 2BA OCEAN Vtew:;l br duplex, near beach. Uti1 p Cl: • 8 ~. ..&9!>-2835 sure a better than average garage. Just steps boom 586-5210. bl -·-~ N' · ........ ..t brand new, never lived ln. Responsible em p Io ye d JUSI' CO~fPLETED U!!lJ!/dlL~ At,t;::1 1 "2' 61>1_:•1 Laguna NifUOI income, 9*a}d you wish to pools&: teMit courta:. $0: VIEW o1 ...ii ,,........ e .. _, Comp bilia kitchen. plush adults. 49t-l200 4 LEFT!! -2 Br, 2 Ba. '""'>' rps, ..... c. s .._. -~ a: Juli time dlstrib-S.3347 btwn 3-5 PM or ~ course -3 BR ta. Cl1lt P.-non.mlc oee&b &: AIL EXTRA carpr1. $l75. 644-0079 aft 5 .
utor there ts DO llmit on 55W5'12 eves & wlmda. 2 ba, cozy Jge trplc $500 • 4 plus den, Penn hill• 11de view. $285. mo Newport S..Ch Enter 2l3i Doc1~~$g5~le H • •--
annual \ncorne for a person N rt 8 ch yard,-..new· a: Point, pri beach., lovely I ,;49>-=2895='------or 2l3i Thurln St , 56-5800 1;;;u;n;te;ng;;to=,;.n;;;;-;;;;c;h;;;;;;;, I
who will lollow our iroven •wpo ea stove-$3 Ml-l218 house. Huntlnnton BMCh $29BR.~•peaa• ~11: up. 1 BR, 2 10•~ v
planof•succea. For details WALK to Water, 4 B BA, TV nn &: frplc. NU.VIEW RENTALS ··• ma.kl ~11e~ ~orMTV, ..u;,~~~l ~~al~n~~~ ON ft EACH! sendphonenam~ ad~ and slnglesl,couples, dup · mo i:etor.W: 0~0':!d1a£ 673-4030 ·' or 494'1248 NEW 3 BEDROOM ~15 N. Newport BJ., = ment .•• Set 111 a French DI
num to: · ·Box $130. Also~$95: , Bch Cl 1 · ~Zws r ~ , ;::64&-9681:::..:~-· ------garden with pool, gnl?, plus 8l501. O'Hare Inli Airport, SllO & 2 oblle CM ose-n. · e 4 · Bedroom 3 Bath 2 Bath, large pvt yard, ene1 1s.. Cl convenient loc11.Uoo. SJM.
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HE>atl'<I Pool. Saunas and =lsku, 60066, o< Call' . ll pd on alL' Agt. Dana Point Bluff• c..:.i. Im-2 ~u pvt """"'• in aupJox n omont. . THE VENDOME . :"~ 1 • bwldlng $250. per mo. Man-* 2 BR. 2 BA .*
• H04,SES AVAIL •. NOW UJVELY 3 & den, 2 Ba, FOR lease like new, 3"BR, macµ et. ager at ~13 Oswego, Hunt· WHITE WATER VIEW 1845 An.~<'lm
1, ·.., AU. Aleu • AU P.flce rani;i:es Lido. Paneled den lbt2L 2 BA, Dana Point Knolls • $400, in&:ton Bee.ch. ~· l539 BUENA VISI'A Call Mrs. Phillips, S40-078t
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PACl~IC " * IN l'ORECLOSURE (213)638-4179. . =-~!:\"ev~"::"r.P~: 644;-7270 New"'°rt BHchi Apt; Unfurn. 365 tt 3 Br., 1111 Ba. ** Le~ how You can take N•!J!Ort Helthh ing. $310. w/water A trash ~e. newly det."'Or. Encl. • OVER loan backed by U.S. · . paid 496-0685 · TIIE BLUFFS' 3 BR. 2 ba LARGE -New l BR, 2 BA, G.ntrll patio, bltlns, crpts, drps.
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AU..'!Orina:, study material, lthad losad LUX Tiburon condo 3 Bed-Lease. $495/Mo,~ 638-7095. k1ne-sz BR. On beautifully **BEAUTIFUL 1 & 2 BR
default list Word written n ,c 1•r.,a1, room, tamily roOm, 2% Wesley N .. ..Jaylor Co. Senta AM landscaped groundl. Gas Contemporary Garden ;\plll:
test ~tAND a full ay PE&-$415 par-month. Adults, Bath, ~ dining room, REALTORS . lncl in rent. Qilld up to 3, Fl'om $175-$100. Patios,
SONAJ4,clue & follow up, no pets. Realtor 642-wet bai', $325/month lease ·21llSanJoaquinHillsRd. 3 BDRM duplex. 1 yr old No pets. % blk E. of frplc, dshwtu-, new crpts & Deluxe1&2BRw/Frplc
"by ~~· degreed instruct-4353. (adults), or $350 (one chHd). Newport Center 644-4910 $250. mo. Santa Ana!TUstili Harbor. drp&, PJ'.iv patio. Pool. In-.Pri Pdtios • Osh11·hrs • Ja-
or • .i_. COit ONLY S'l8.50. _ _ _ _ _ .-No pet&. iarw1n ~alty inc. THE Bluffs brand new 4 area. 962--5283 CASA: GRANADA fant ok. Call 557-2841. . cu:al • Hid Pool • Rec Bldg ~ ~e otE .f'r r{_~ ~~ 96S-44ffi. BR? -3 BA', pool &: yard 400 ~errimac Way 557.:.9559 SPACI9us 2 Br in 4 plex, • ~"'hag l'Plg. ~ 'I mailed on requ. .f916 Sea· HOUMI Unfvrn. 30.S mamt. Cust crpt &: drps, Balboli· Island ~lain. Sundcck, lovely 89 2 Adults Only Mase Varde ~
-llrnl Iii.JI.~ 7 da Huntington Booch. $600mo.ht.&lutpluo$200 l•I v ew. D"PS, w/w crpt, bltn I Heu~7'.',j,:tg.1kh. " . • ' SM' ILE' . . General VACANT 2 n-$135 Also 3 ~t;,P·.....,., Avail April 15. ~farlWC FOR leaae by the yeat; ~k "'"7a¥'485. No pets, l child DLX.2 & 3 Br .• 2 'Ba. Encl '. .-Br
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" U 3 bedrooms 1u balli• m· · · Bltns. Breakf.alt rm. 2 car Apt rn 360 d ishwasher, con· w/trplc Dsh/wsh, & gar, in VIEW!! $1"'mo. •-u-... t N-rt •--ch .. ~ « pretty·•ne~ ts RENTALS 2 BR. Condo. New shag crpt, gar, 1% blks ocean. Pool & L • tinuoua-clean oven. prbap triplex, Nr Costa Mesa City Utiliti~, I;' hole~~ --r--...,.
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: one out. It's to Mmey tha.t: tlouMI * Aptt. facl. lM ;l)O. 536-2375 mo. Days (21.1) 225-4191. 213/465-8492. ca.ll 529-5422 for appt to see faCilitles, 5 n r-Vft
··; r,:u'll wantto.move right in. . ·* ~l·0111 * NEW, bright Tow nhoti se Wknda n4/53&-0740. EASTER VACATION 1 Bl!. 1ncldjr. ,-, refrlg, 2 B<, 1 Ba single ''°"' VILLA YQRBA APARTMENTS .
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O'I ...,;llU • -• tnWVlft -' -poo • grass green $475 •.•• 3 Bdnn&, 21;i baths. & Housekeepina Units Ye~)' only. Little l&land, rps, whr, fncd patio, ' .... O<:ll..,.I -on , ....
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\ ~ Our MANY RENTALS , • • storage. Adults. Unturn S21S $500 3 'BR. ~ ba, deluxe. BALBOA INN NEW lower duplex 3BR. $180. 265(>-Elden 537-3125. SPACIOUS 2 BR oceanview ~~=r:'~~ter~
I JUl11!f·ll * or can furn. 213/59'J-1087 644-1905; ~700> Agent lD5 Main street Yearly waatier cir ye r BACHELOR Apt w I f o. 11 duplex; w/priwCy. C8rage. }Dy $750,000 health qa, 'l :I ;i@1 J:EJ HUNTINGTON BEACH • 4 Br Condo. 1% · Ba, AVAIL April 15. Lovely 3 ~40 rerrtg, "bit-ins. 6'is..1387 1 ki,tch. Patio. Pool. Frplc. Stove & refrlg. Walk to Vic· swimming poolt, '7" llahted ,~,~~~-~-~·~!!·-·~ $265. CAN'T BEAT! 3 Br, ,crpt/d:rps, bltns, pool, BR, 1% BA. Townhouae. Cron d l Ma Coroftedal Mar Util pd. $150/mo ·yrJy. loria Beach. Adults only. teMia ooUrts, plus milel of
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AFFUJATE 2 -~ furn house. Gar, encl refrig. Clubbse. $ 2 2 5. Quiet res. Balcony, patio, _!_..~-!.. ..... ~---___ ~· $250. 497-U36 or 497-1987 bicycle trails, putt.Ina', lhuf.
, . Y~u.. Consid*er lhlgles. 548-r1405. . s~_, crpts, bltns. $2$. 1 BR, crpts, drps,· bltns, _.., 2 BR -No pets. Will &how S1P~CIOUS 3 Br, $219'/MO·. l!eboard.l.. croquet. Junio!' l't
' MANUFACI'IJRING NEWPOR RENT or Sale-3 Br/2&, 646-....,.,,,., ~ pool, $165., drive by f03 Sat & Sun aft 10 am, 689 ~,,1 ~~t mo's rent + dep) fron\ $1D!:l.SO monthly; ai.o 1
' • T BEACH ,~ $135. many xtras. Vac. ftGs/mo; Brand New Duplex Helk>trope, . then cal 1 • ' PI um er, CM. .$160-A ~tras. Pool. Gar. Kids and 2-bedroom plant and lf Active with $3750. cub & UNREA1.!_ 1 Bl," tum apt. $950 buys. 8.13-ll03, eves Ocean Vu, walk to heh, 4 615-'900 · a., '"'""i --213/534-0952 \\'elcome. 968-7510-17361-A 2-story town housea. Eltc-
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liailchtse, nOt food. X!nt OJ>' A MF& _• $210. Family 3 BR. 2\0 ba. Deluxe THE Blulls -view. 8 BR, 2 e ·-ldlclH.n with in-chlldren. Cm! .Jl&tlo dct. •tove"rebie" • ..,, .... ,..i;p. yant. :iM".Y!!·· $15770· Av all · erpt., c!rpo, patio It. pr. )6 I
• por. for man&: wife or Special 3 Bit hOuse alone Blufis, N.B .•••••• $415/500 bao t Joe. New cpts. a: dlttct J.ilbttna: Swedish frpl. $250/n::i,ao, la~f.ac,$135.962-8936.lj "-·now.,.~ · bllc to the..bty, W bbra
!_ family operation. $10,000 fri; on lot. Kidfi/peta. Gar & dra Bt $415 Molly.le. • Separate dln'g area 675-5720. 2 BR, 2 BA. Unturn $15Q 4' ·BR. 1% Ba SUD per mo OClMI\. Yfriar\v. m-... I vestment req. W r It e encl yanl. . · RS 644-1862 • Home-llke itori&e ·LGE 3 BR, 2 BA. bltna, shag upstairs; $160 down. le~. Pool &: cluti prlvlgs. ON Bl.)t' 2 BR, I ~ Jua
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-Oautlied· ad -No. 650, Daily . * NEW Blu!U Condo' 3 .e Private potlooi -erptg, . drPI,· flied patio, Call 641-1131 alte!' 3 . Cnll· 962-11!11. patio. Stovo, rtbif, Mul!a.
PilQt, P.O. Box lS60, Costa _ LANDLOROSI , il?/2' ·Ba, trpl, cpt, th'p, 9 Closed &arise w/-lnde'y nn.· encl ..... $310. Dano Polftf 3 Bl.KS rnoM BEACHf Yearly. No --22:1 19th
'· _ Meaa, Calif. 9'Jl26 FREE RENTAL SER.VICE beaut greenbelt. Ow-nr e Marble·pullman ' 544-6784. -BRAND NEW 1~ 2 A: 3 BR's. St. $290/mtt .iTS-7* or lu~:.--:' RESTAURANT. BAYFRONT BEACON RENTA, LSI 675-35.'15. e Ktng-u Bdnns ' 2 .BR, blt-il1: ldtcben LGE ·2 Bl', redco, view, n< 410 :!ht St. OPl>N .SAT/Su 675-™9. ,
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I Al N~ ~~ 111 . ls W .Harbor View Homes. Pool ~~ with pllllh 1.anG: $215/Lease Realtor ·6'1S-21fil 25081 La Cre~t., Apt A. beach, elec gar door opener, Twnhie, patio, blbu. Mhdb
r:...a 'B:.ach. LANDLORDS! _ U~lv~~~~~ privil. $450. 833-3894 . Adult u;.m. at Its best Cotta Mef<I = lk~~PJ9H84<>rt, $185 mo. No pets. 21732 S .. ooly, no peta. $Z))lmo. 1'121
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Newell Asso·c., Brokers We s~·· in Newplt't .Oay1 552-7000' Nights HARBOR VU homes, 2 ~ A: LARGE 1 BR $190 EXTRA 1"-e 1,,_,~ •BR, 2 Brdokhurst. 540-32'78. Bedford Ln. 541-1533. (ll4l ·-Beaoh e Co1'<ma dd MLr e Den, $375/mo, I yr lie. Npt 2 BEDROOMS $210 ' . DELUXE -• __ , • & 2 BR -.-Bl!n!, • 2 BR.,.2'ba. Oceao view-&: Laguna. Our 'Rent&f Ser· ·Center Vu. '644-4004 eves. No Pets APARTMENTS . IL\ apt. hltns, cptg/drps, patio, crpts, dl'pl, rec ta.ell. -Yea,rt,y _:· $275 Mt;>ntb
DRESS, Wip or Whatever vice is~ to You!' Try 2 BR. 1 Bath •• -•••••• .$28.5 3 BR, 2 BA.~Udrp, lrg· 365 W. Wllaon 60;1971AirCond.·Frplc'•.3.Swfm-$205. mo. 49&-5988. Sl.50/up. 962.-6846 Ask· for Mike
Shop. Ea.sy mooey. Low ~J~-· 2 BR. 2 Batli3 .•••• , .•• , $325 yrd, Nr. all $325. By .... ml.nl\_Pools _ .Health ·spa • ~~Poin~ apt -2 BR,tl l BRAND NEW -2BR, unfurn, Jones Realty m..at0
ovei'head. Owne< open.led. EW REN'l'ALS 3 BR. 2 Baths ..... 12751285 appt only. 548-9341, 6'6 2848 LIVE L:fKE A KING Tennll Courts • Gtome ·,nd _1 anEvv ew. Adu!~? Y. Blt-lns. AVAIL NOW! Fast results att juota-
Elt. 5 yrs. Call .C00.1394 aft m«l30 . or ~ 3 BR: ZIA Baths •••••• ~ THE BLUFFS _ 3. br, 2 ba. ... -. • _. BUllard Room. . _. mo. es: 644-...,~ Call 847-JQ!l.5 call away -6C-S67I.
6d!O !'If, , SPARKLING 3 BR, .,. 2 & • BR. 211 ba ..... 1315/450 dbl. garg, aau1ts only S395. At Bud~. Prtcesl 1Bedrm.From1165 Apt. Unfurn. · 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365A ~::pt=-."'.u;;n~fu-r"'n=. ="-~:16~65
lnVHtmant den, all bright nu paint & ~e Have Summer Rentals Avail Sill. 642-9076. FURNISHED • 2 Bedrm. Ftom $~ .
Opportunity m redecorued. k!tch. sm mo. ~ red h•11 Newport Shore• . UNFURNJSHEo MEDITERRANEAN N llNch N....,.m BHch
siLVER ~Harbow' ate& loc. • I I BR & convert den, 2 BA, * POOLS VILLAGE -·
Kl!o Ingots -Certllled 99.9. Corona dol Mor • REAU\' ~::'.'·uf~~ ~~~ =. *' GEANCRALOSGEESO WI ~~l':''s.s~~ C.M.
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Silv..-Exchange. C714 l -Univ.ParkCente<,Irvine H ~ F . *CONVENIENT OPEN9,30AMtoS·30PM 6f5.-1010 or (TI4) 645-3631. 3 BedroOm house,. 2 Baths, Cali Anytime SSZ..7500 ouses, urn. or TO ALL BEACHES • ~i.to ~JI 240 e:i~~l~ce':'fl'i:'c:;;'; omcehoun8AMto6PM Unlurn. ~10 FROM $I~ MONTH ,!_~R&B~'!!,~E~Ns~.
~-6T.:a,,~ =eddway1 • NEW .• 3 Br/2 Ba, F/R "" Newport ,Beach -. ADULTS Pl!EASE Bach, 1, 2 ~ 3 BR'" Mndeli CASH 1 DA y · ate cond, model home comm • · Open 10 till 7 pm • .!'°""'"~~· 6'B-4STl pool. $325.' Leaae. m-4841, * ·RENTALS * VlbLA POMONA Pe•-· Way, CM."'· Har--fic:g ~.:lty . .M2-673SL . B--EAR~Y. , fl:IO!li:~_Jj ~ b>< Blvdj4: otro.m' ".
1,00l·to $25,000 2 BR, 2 Ba, French Norman-aguna uch ., ... -From'$650 "".4onth · ll760 Pomona Ave.) --..--
AAMES dy, h'g countcy tdt., trplc 11n 50' Util Pd 1 BR. VI SUMME . . STUNNING 1 & 2 BR, 2 BA ~/mo. AUO 2 1!?, 2 Ba · -· c-frofn $l200 · " , $30 WEEK & UP , Garoen Apts. PooL Rec
HOME ..LOAN uni: apJ., l>eam c e 11 , t~ria Beach. Deck. Ocean . • St dt • 1 B~ area. 710 W. 1Bth SL 1145 I. $275/ 5"-3463 View. BILL GRU u o '"' n. Apts. up .
54.1.11:557 . mo, . ~ -UµI Pd. Loft, l<plc, Realtor ·.TY &.MSeald ""'*'·Avalll-"'.N"'-EWL=~,,,.,t>"-ECO==R"'"'="=:o-~ BLUFFS Cohdo 3 Br, 21h Ba. sep. din nn huge lfv nn Phone rvt~Htd. PooJ State UC. BICr,.'18 Yrs. Cust wallpaper in tam~ rm. big ~ ' ' Condominiums t e Oill.dren & Pet Section 2 B~ w/carport. Wtr pd.
1st TD Loans->);>le w/gu.-·logs. Supe< $475-UlllPd.<"iii;-'211... Unfurn. 320 •$120 MonU.ly . ~ .. ~,.L~~;A63Mllll.ll>o clean. Lease $400 mo. To 2 frpJc's, magnificent ocean · · · 2316 Newport BIVd:, Ot -"'-->&"' ve · ·· 't
see call 673-1252. view.· Huntington BMch 548-9755 or 64.5-3967 OCEAN BREE!E Apts -1..r&
7% 111fEREST OCEAN views Bl!. 3 BA, , NU-VIEW ltENTALS . , · Ad Good For IS on Rent 3 BR. 1·% Ba. Bltna, crpts,
2 d TD L sundec!a. 2 story. 1.e.,. 67H030 ·-·or -494-3248 2 BR, l\S BA, washer, dryer, * $15 PER WEEK* ~. dwnsU'S. !lo pets, 2 n oans $650/MO. 494-5430. · LAGUNA Ni I. IB<, 2 Ba, ~6"'"' $200. SS7-mi 01' A ·up. Pool A tnald aeMce. children Dk, l."O. 545-3215.
• .-3 BR. 2 BA. 'fplc. gar. livrm·&din~are~, tamlly No-w rt. •-·•h Kl1Pien1 avail. Motel Tahiti 3~~=:r~t1f~~i:~ Lowest .n.tu Orange _eo, ·Sat/Sun from 10 to 2. $350. :rm. _trpl, built-ins, carpets, po -(\Onlel'Harbor It Victoria. occupy Mar 1MJ cv=-
S.ttlor Mtp. Co. 'l]8 Pninaettla. 644-6110 drapes, lett<.'Od & sprlnklen, SPACIOUS >l>el' end BEAUT dlx Jwp prdeu apt cia, .545-30!6. ·
60-2171 · . 545-4611 Costa MOili 2-<u prage. Immae. $325., ·i 2 bd ~den" · 2 Br Nu enetl1t tum 'Adltcl -,'-~~='='=~=~ Servinl Harbot ltd 21 yn. ' 1st, last a: d e p 0 I it • ~ mi. Bluftl ms1 bldg,' gar. 5 m.tn. bcb: $180. * SHADY ~s • POQL
OON"r:'BORROW·: SBI\, 2BA. , bo:iu. iin, ~le. May .~L 6~or64ffl;73 . .' -· · '": • : :,~~~
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Bo ho. -·• rm. yrd. Xtra •tot ~· 6 -.uno • · .. ~-· 111 Ba. hid pool, N• ·~•-, ' ~0°~.~~ T_'?'_ mo t.e. Avail 413!.-iiro. ~ ghp'g & trwy, No P,t;. E·SIDE 2 BR. $150 f~ L;; ;re;o;;;;aic;r 979-9248 e~ _ 4 BR. 2 Ba. Xlnt oorner cul' General 646--0C74. Bltns, w/w dJ.spl, btd pooJ,
w..-20 ,....,., and NOW in SHARP, clean, 3.Bl\.'2 J!'\ & ~ loc. $2110 Mo LOCATION! i ll3D nlo. Dlxe'moblle home Ad!ts, no-~. 642·9520·
Orange County! family, frplc, double • Agent/Owner Fum. Htd pool. Mat~ 2 BR. no ~pets, adults only.
SJ ;,NAL MORTGAGE CO: ~~· crptsCall, Dd r p 1 , 4 BR. 2 Ba. Xlnt comer cu1 WandALI<st to allc5_ .. ~'• bsltorandps a.dulta, no pret1. 4 SealOttsi Month to month. $160 . . (7l4) 556-0106 ,,,_mo. ave de sac tocaUon. S290 Mo. Ol'etr • ..._..~,g, 2359 Npt Blvd. 548-6332 Realtor ~7270 ~·"" 540-l151 Heritagre.IUtn ' 494-9727 Owner/Agent new "'townhOU.ses'" thiee ,=::::_.:°""=====--.......,Campus Drtve, N.B. . bedrooms, two 1 t 0 , NICE 1 Br dplx. Quiet. Sep ~45 -2 BR. Single story.
2ND Trust D--.L. 3BR, mature . cple. No l,Jguna Nlpl. beauUlul' • Y • by • .,....,. E:nptoy<d adult beam cell, 200 Wallat< .
..ua c h 11 d re n / p e ts $160 Bkr ~ .;.,,.. , ..:°""=r:...::30:...:;no::...<-:c"-:::...a=':::1021=. J .;C.,;.M:.,,.646""°.;;8882=·.,;n~4-861;.,:;;;::0:... ~· PRlVATE,F'UNDS AVAIL. -Ask fa< Bobbe. , SEA TERRACE. High wlde1::;:::.·.;;:•o::..-'•r•=-~----' · ~ ~ An A-·nt . n~·c ~.. c t ta . oee1.11 view. Gate guards. HuntfnvtO!' ._..... . . AP'l'TRAti c. turn 2. du!Br,tsSl'rD. ~ ~.!!r·,,~Iti.lrui, AWvall./W ..-•wv .ll.•u~ · .,..~ o a: e . Walk to be'!icli· Comm. pool, · ~·· a o, ~ a , no ..... a--o .... ..... ~ mo. * -BKR. P1cRt leoce. $150 mo. • •tennis, etc., all paid. New 3 NEW 1 story -2 lr; ~ pets, 160 21st>'-548-21l7. S/1. 675-7429. ~ . . , * ~ * bdnn., 2 bath. Cpts:, th'jii., ba, dbl gar, polio, cal'llets • Dano Point NEW 1 BR $170 • 2 Br $2W. Tnm 'DMch 260 LRG 2 Br, w/;u<J, ·CID, It-pie., tam.' mr. EZ enntnc<. !Ira. tJ1>1e, mocS..,. ilftctloni _ Nr b<f>. No pets. Adults. 114 · . Stoft/dllpl •. Oooo to OOC. $400. A!M11!9. pools, ja<=l. ......; tonntl LIVE in the all new Dona E. '20th ·St., CM. 5*-0137.
$1SJ. -m-0745 NU s.. T...,..ce -crta. parl<, nr. ....._ $'.125. Pnint Harl>or at t be 2 BR. in 4-Plex. CrJ>t. drpa.
PUT YOUR MONEY * DO YOU Nf;ED A TEM· 3BR, 2\lba, 2 fr p IC.. ~P.:.,,~ults, avail .May. ~~tilul ~Mfrlna, .,lnn Most.l, blltl&, D/W. No pell. '120-A
" TO WORK FOR YOUI , i'PRARY 3 BR HOME!! balcony, K?"•t ocean v1ew: _..... °" 546-574.l • ~ ~ Ov•SJIO t • .Sltallmar. ~ 64&oJ6L!.
Eom 10?> tnt.,..t on well. Call -. • Seourity pie, r,1 bcb l Duploxn Unfum. »O ~~~·-lo .Kl":"'~.;~ DEUJXE 2 Jr, carpets. ~ ._ured2ndTi'llltDeedaon NOR1HCM-3~<,2Ba.h'g ~723t1on. I 35 mo, C u--heated p>iol, dlb'OCt dial tfopes, liltins, •"· 1.165.
Orange Counl)' real e:statt. tam nn &: 'Yrd. ~Reduced to · ost• ,..... phone• televtaion sauna CALL &H-1103 ~GtfAL. MOR1"0AGE 00. S250/mo. 511•1961, ~ A1is1ion V11)0 28Rd I bath, i a·u n d r ':( iacllllies, 2 BR. He&~ Pool. S150 &
. C7lU !ll$<1106 l2SS MO. 3BR, l\IBA, bl"na, "'I up ex. Ce-pt, th'po, meeUna room, f10M to San up. AdultJ. No pets. -853 "4500 Campu. Dr .. N.B. fenced yrd Nice 1•=:r ~RENT.(\L reN" gts& "'1 nge. No chlldJriM. Clemente nnd'•'La&u na Center St L'..lc.....Ol'M!ll: 1.,.,...,. ....... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!d ho n... • • nt1.. 4 Bdrm. near 1ehoolll &: o po · 160 mo. 2247 state Co 1 h ~· 1: me. r "tl ok. n~ . recreation. $350 lncludc1 Ave., C.~t. . Beoch .. me Pay n our NEW 2 Bedroom. C&rpets..
I' Any da.Y ta~ BESI' DAY to ~~ Verde; ~gelrp. \ 38R., 2 land11eaplng, Call Colwell * PRIV Pa.Uo -encl. pr. 2 :.::~~1:.' ~Mp::L = Drapet, Gan.p, Patkl.
nm an ad! cpoo't delay •• , ' &10. rru., cs. cup, 586-0222. ' BR. Ci'pll & drpa. ll'IQ '"'" up. Bl'ln.< thls ad and •· 645-8720 •
CllLL DAILY PILOT drpa. Potlo. $310..6!2-5000. FOR Rent: 3 BR, frplc, f'•mUle1. No ll"!.I, 673-3'90 r<0etw $5 off on flnt I BDRM, 2 .. th, dhl ..,..., ~ fasteat draw ln the WeM, pst.lo, nr •. Saddlebeck COi· It's a breeJe, ldJ )'OUI' Items week"I rtnt. 2 story w/trptc. New drpl
CLASSIFIED ....... -M .a Dally Pilot C1aa1fled \ .... W•t« paid. 1275. CAii ·with ..... u .. Dall)o Pilot Lllco lo tnodoT OUr ~· A cri>t. $231. 968-m. &IZ-lrn. 11<>1634 aft 6 eM. OUa1l1ed. S4Hm. Plndloe oolumn ti for l!!"I Netd & "Pad"T Ptsoe an ldl
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Hunll'!9*1 INch Newport INch ORANGE fu!celve a tid8l;t """'"" o! BU:i:.s Apollance SerY!«. Dodlgjecl Cleonlnt ACCOUNTI G -~A~~ XKIO aq ft modttn otrioe bl:df. quality oompaftbie atatchet •too-a-~ cMllvtries • in-* WE DO EVERYTHING * , '"-. 9;:z:....-rr-
+LA PARISIENN! * All tcl'Vl«!I. Car'peted , lroin 1000'1 in """ ...... ;;;n.u;:.., 892-20;8. ' ReJJ. -est. 846-283!1 -c'LERK .~"'!'A:;:1910' Occidental e HUNTINGTON BEACH FINl!ST e
~ANISH COUNTRY ESTATE LIVING
2 Acres beautiful park Ilk• surroun~t
Sunken pool. SparkllnJ Spani.!h foun .
• Spacious Room• • Separa!e dining room
f ·a: 2 BR, 2 BA. Furn Ir: paneUed. 6th t\oor. Sacriftct each w/LARGE PHOTO la · M>AUN iJhel work ~ unturn. $1!4 & up. tutJ..let ldeel for insurance con1P,rebelllive profile. . Ba.,.lttlng -w day · ' -As1t Mir 4 ~Ceok
Fireplace. J{ld Pool. AduJtt. oiflce. Call (7141 $47~ { Guaranletd 4 confidential. BABYsrrrlNG lll1 l_lorne, Gooa • .,Reroon;;;· * . .---~ • Day&: Nlte, 1/Ulne
Acrou :m-~u Course DELUXE 1RM comer oltice. I ~:pi:wp~~zr~~ dependable, IOve, ~. hot \ D•y Work, Exp'd. V•!J._IJ'--D•t• M.chU'tel Jack ,ippl~ loJC
204.12 Santa Ana Ave. ht llt, 800 p_luig sq fL Cam-pen:pectlvet INTRA·DATA lunoh 'daY or, niabt. 642-5299. Call 547~164 -A leader in the . riitrif com· 17243 PacifiC O:il.1t Hwy.
•Walk In Closets. Home Uke kitchen &i cabinets
1 Bedroom Unfurn. $165. Furn. $185
pus Dt-NrAirport, 1 yr Jsc . n1alch. . YOIJ!iG Set ~~. -Open 11·•ndK•p•-__.> " i>Uter industry has ag_ bn· , SuniSe;t Beach
_.4-rn('ileluxc desks, 8 s·,•dvel TI-l-Ml-3738 213-658-'M·A·T·E' ~1'm. 61dQ\.' Aps 2-6. <o; ''fllf mediate oDeniTig for an ac-, I~ chn. Filea. etc, etc, fQr 24 llours Pro: te!cbm. ~sn -kly. LANri~APINC counl~"Cierk in out budget A'M'EN~ 1br I Servloe
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::> -OFTICE s_pace lor renl. BABXSITJ'ING my-home. style ln landacapin& in-w /various bus l n e I over, Gentlenian w/Service
Newport Be<ich, \\'eslcllH I+ ~........ jrnl N\ee )'at\1. Prefer baby • terior plantJ demralio~. & ma e l:t'l n·e !t ("1 0 k ey C1::!~~0 sx:.:~ '\C.P
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2 Bedroom Unfum. Slll.5. Furn. '215 e ALL UTILITIES FREE. e
Rooms -4()() :fiaG~u~·~1arp, .l.!1J 1 yr old. Wilaon Ave area, ~ maintenance, ooptact f:1w.~la1torYrsetcP~c~~ !: Coast lli' , Lag. Beach. '
C.O.ta Mesa. 548-3317. {amp"1anct. ~· ~ related accountfu& exper., ' • H ·
ROOMS $18 ~ up w/kit Pl 1 & 2 RM. d!x.. suites. Adj. BABYSfITING, my home. • ~ \.N' -"i-= · · •· · k think wk up apta. Chlldm • pet Airport.er Hotel. No lse. l'f'q. Fo1i1nd (fr .. ads)' 550 Mon_ Friday. Nr. Adams .l estimates, ~7229 !>e amb~Jous • qU•c · , ._.., •
section. 2376 Newport Blvd, 2172 DuPont No. 8. 833-3223 -• Brookhlll'll. LANDSCAfE, a:&rden malnt mg. •
CM. 5-~. 645-3961. Builnen Rant•I ·445 $50 REWARD -,J.oet, stolen. 968-3280 In1ei-. decor:' p 1 an.ts. u you meet' these qualifica·
..... Unfv 36S FURN. RM. den prlvU , near • ~lack fe Labrador. CHILO Care. My home. Spmklrs. Uc. 13 3 7 9 0 tiof!!i & are l~\ni for a AUTO·
W.alk to Huntington Cen!er ~
ADULTS NO PETS
'LA QUINTA HERMOSA
16211 PARKSIDE LN (714) 847-5441
4 Bil<. S. or San Diego Frwy. on Beach
· l Silt. W. of Holt to Parkside
1...,..;.;:;.;c,',,.;;.;.;;..;.;.'?,_· ___ ..._ Apts., transp, ahoppUI&'. OCC. Ex-DESIGN CENTER wea.rtngnt.~" N!_· -= Snaclm, bot lWlCh. Mon. 64&-ti852. career w/a growitjg Orange Tran mistion 1:, line mechan-"'-rt •--~ Fum ot u~·m m tru. !149-1D61. ,.. Joe .~ I t 1"-· FrL Full -part "··-Co. company that oUen s . M "" -.._ ... ,.... ~ • rrrv • 7 ' me a ........ w country a -I: ID tag "Cecchina". No n'-'!"' bl ...;: ...,M ......, ... M•tonry xln't benefits & ' "uking ic .comhi."·~tion. ust .-ve _...;...;._...;.;.;..;...;.;;.....;...;, 2 ROOMS 4'/bath, fumiJhed, mosphere. Ide a I • for quest aakcd. Please help n.ca.sona e. ;ior,.....,.. . 3 yrs. murunum experience
Cost• Mele C.M. $100 inc !JtU 'L Older a ·r chit e ct u r a I , en-552-76,14 Cl·IILD care: reliab!e exp. BRICK veneers, stumprlore, conditions.• Ford, Lincoln Mercury. 3 BR. 2 BA. BJtna fotced air
heating. 1507 He.ven Place.
$280/mo. 646 -272:1 or $135 & UP
tenant. 645-20Z) I 642-6560 vtronmental, i ht er i or F N D : B I k I B r 0 w rl Hot lunches, p!a)rmates. btw 1>19Ck, fireplaces & vrrought Please Applf~in P_crson Health &: life, dental imur-
Vec1tion Rent•ls 425 desi.gn, advertising, pub-\Velniaraner-ty~ 2 mos old Edwards & Slater.~ Call iron fences. 968-7865 or Gontaet 8,-Krafka ance benefits. ~ shop uni-
GIGANTIC 1 & 2 BR llstung or related fields, 1260 dog. \\11th round It brown Beverly 847-&iSl • p , I A fomt expenses paid •. 5 daya * EASI'BLUFF -Dix 2 sty 2 You Bet it', undcrpriced! BIG BEAR, lrg nKld. cabin aq. ft. at OOc D. Wright, collar &. bell. Back Bay BABYSITTING. P,.fy Home. 11nt ng • . v·. •' o· M' I week. 7:30 10 5:30. Excel·
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Br;'2% Ba, trplc • .,._Uo, 2 That'a why this 'apl. won't at Snow Summit. Day or 644-7955. · Are Days. Vi_c. Harbor It Vic-P•perh1ng1"9 lentworklngcondJtionl.:C.U
car doted a:ar. Adlt1. laat long. Cpts, drps, stove _Vleek. '7141 639'-2742. , a. 548-5703 toria, CM 543-TI49 C.USTOM PAINTING Mr. Art McCormick: ati ~ & retrla:. Lots ·ol green • BIY Bear -attrac. 1 .l 2 OFFICE -19 .oenta sq ft up. FND 1..... WILL 68.b u · ho Gus...&.•ft • EXEC L 3 B 2~ Ba lawn. Cov~'d g.a rages . Br. cottages w/frpl's, Day· 900 gq fl t>r more, indivipua1 .. & n1ale \Vht Gern1an . ys in my me. Inter/Exter. Unfllrl'l. inter. ., " ~ .. ,~.., ..
]lOCll, ,J, ~cl ~Uo, 2 caf Adult.a, no pets. 2 O 2 o Wk-Mo. 714/IQ.7222. heal/air, near all freeways. g~hert1typeM',·~gN.ewpoVlrtc. ~j~~ Newport & Bristol. spel ~· pri&cc. Fret! color c,on· · 2722 Michelson Or. LinCOln~Me~ury
encl ~,,i;: 646-0141 Fullerton Av Cl Slk E of Xlnt parking Short term " · · su ting est. Lie. ns. · 71 J ''2 -••, .... -·'f!'. · ......,. . . • N-rt Blv'd·.·. 1 81·k. ·So. BIG Bear. S50 Weekend; SlOO 1 "'.._ 1 M• .. 22 BJva &: C.M. H.1 sChool. ' Car-ter \Von't 'be undett>ld. 642-6005. Irvine, California ._... ......, ~ • ...~..... oc: week; $250 Mo. 2 Sty. home, ease. ne. .. n • _,........ 549-16:>8 r-·· BRAND New Ocean front ol Bay, C.M.)"642-8690. Moonrldge. 494-9127 I , No Wasting ..... 833-2400,. ext.336 AVON WANTS YOUI
H I Be ~=""';:;_:;:.=:_--l "THE FACTORY'' con· KEY case ~/keys found on ~AB N~Tl, Panel· *WALLPAPER* • Be an tridependent AVON ~lniumy, 2 Bir, 2 Ba, l..;.;".;.n;;.t.,.ngt;.::;.on;....;;.;c•;;c;;.h;.... __ I R1nt•l1 to Stwire 430 slstlng of 22 uni,., ... stores 1500 block.of Caraway Dr. ing, shelvmg, ·d<Jors. locks, \\'hen.,...., call "Mac" Equal Opper. Empl':JYCl RePiescntaUVe & E$,rn ,_,/mo. ear ea s c . "'~ O"ner please .Identity. Con-gates, fences. ~7245 after o1~-In ti ~'1894 1 BR. Deluxe. Adult poo!Side MALE or Femi ahr 2 BR, 2 ~ shopa avail. ':. $70/mo. tact Frank Caudell, l!iS"J Apt 6 pm Sun. 548"1444 &4G-lm Accounting Clerk $476 money your spare me
garden bungalow, near Bi\ Home Newport Shores Cannery yillage, 425 ~ PAINTING & I 35 near home. Call: ' ~t -Spac. ,.;~J~· ocean. Frplc., lrg patkl, 6 SlSO mo.• George Leeper;' St., ·NB. 673-9606, Agt A, Caraway Dr. MS-3310 WOODWORK, cab In et s, \Vorkmanship re~:~ la.r:~ Receivables, post, type 54().7(t4l-or ~46 ~1 'no~. $180.~. ' pools. sauna, tennis. $160. &17-4311 days or 64Z-f>836 642-8531. FJ-;irr fo'!~PJ~. wh:i"·~~ baneJ~~~~ste= advan~e of mY exp. Perso=cl1~ency AZALID machine operator.
1 EXEC. U·"·t for ~•. Yes•. 846-0259. evea. SEPARATE building + gar. Be . , C . . 5.'IG-7056. 1'"'1 E. Edmg' er, S.A. Min. 2 yrs. experienee. Call '"' -N rt n. h lOOO It -·' adj gon1a o1 a r 11a t1o 11 , Car-I •-rvf"'• ~ ....., 2 Br, 2 BA, ltns. Nr. Hoag. ewpo D9•C S~IARE lovely Condo. Bus sq • _..,g, c:ri>t•, Corona det lt1ar. 673--0835. ,.--~ -PruN·r1NG & P11pering, al lltiark Ill Center) 979-()550. Mr. Jarmua.
41Z Hilaria Way. 646--1231. woman or student. prvt rm busy comer. 66-2020 I FOUND: YoWI&'. gr e Y JOHN'S Carpet & Upholstery Yr:' in llarbor are a. 5424836
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ba telph pooJ. $85-&49-3913 .6'12-G560 ho hal . h Dn"••ampoo •--· Seo•-"-Lie/bonded. Refs. furn. . BANK A~ I 3 ~ STORE o= ft H I rt-r Angora cat \Vlt .... , "~ """' 642 2356 ' encl. pr., nr. Hoag Hosp. vour DU.L a ler :.,,,.. -_., sq. . eavy green eyes. 494-8709 or guard (Soil Retardants). -. • Adm Secretary $700
adulti. $23S mo. 642.-4381 J' umbe ' ~~/fe~is~~o~. o~ ~~~: fil'~it~!~y~ 640-1924. Degreasers & all colo CUSTOM pain 1 in g' in· • Bkkpr, F/Chg to $650 Platform N~t Heights m>t 25, k;tch p~v. Conv. aho"-49HI0'23. FND Grey 1abby, unaltered ~rgh~enefors & . 10 minute ler/exter, lie. &_ins. 24 yrs • Recept, G. Ofc to $500 - n r "' I' male. Eye sutures in left eac r \\'hite Catp@ts. Org. Co. Les, &t>-4449. . • PT Acct Clk to $2.75 Se I
L•-1 bodroom L-·Ut • . ping Joe, occ. 545-4449 • lndu1tri•I Rent•I ·450 °"'' v;c Adams .. a~i.. Save )'OQl' money by saving UP to 75% oU OD hangin.-r il • A Bkk $600 ' ere ary
• •-'..,, • h · \\I ANTED: Girl In 20s IQ ~o1 ' ""' ,......,,.. f!\e. extra trips .. Will claen you buy material lrom.The ~ pr to
: in kffctten, dlshw111\. ~[ ; 1 ''· 1~.. share apt. C.M. at'eL May . ' NOW L·E'ASING hurst. 963-Z738. hvtng rm., dining rm. & Hangmen. 547-5846 e Btlhr.ig Cl•rk to $475 1 er, Wiii. to wall c•r-$1' 1%5· 1st. Approv. $80 m 0. Huntington h•ch ~: ~an~l'P~ ~r:;: ~~ 'fio. ~ W,· 15S;!'. PJ;lOF. painter, honest \\'Ork, e F/C Bkkpr to $9~0
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monlh Adulto no-t• .Y;:',';'-''"""poo1 ~J~poR.n~i:: 940 Sq. Ft." Up Wbttler. CM. 64.'>1965: "mGoodelhodrel. 1531do "wollllrk .;, .. u. l<•ls. ,54&,2759, 5.57-7455, •. Socc_'J.(1BHrk99 , to $525
I , • ' r-' ' Ing ' Hamilton & Newland TAN/white young F. dog. '• '"" · INTERIOR • EXTERIOR ~I rs .. Re~ltor 64M353. · The greatest reaaon~ tor -~~~ Be~cii~~89~fe 25-l5. 646-0697 or 83.1-0519 ~fay be part Spaniel. Well (Jment, Concrete WALL ~OVERlNGS to $2.50
N_R. new'3 Br dupre·x. 2 Ba.1 moving to Oakwood Garden behaved. Vic, Org Cst Col-64a:-592S HELEN SCHAFEER
'2 Hv rm'i, frpl c, all crpts,· 'Apartment~ are thl; rents, SHAR~ APT-HOUSE NEW 'M-t Space with Office lege. 968-7366. CUsrQM Concrete, b Y INTER/EXTER. Acco u s PERSONNEL· AGENCY I Patio, dbJ gar. Adult11. $35(1. starting as low ·aa $135. du. HOME ·-PARTNER 1300-2600 ft 3 phase 208V BASSET Hound feniale, 1~~ ~enai~ Co. 60-90 day ce'ilings sprayed. Lie: ins. 4262 Cal!lpus Drive No. B4
11537-A Sanbi Ana Ave. SUN And here at1 9 other·dreat 836-US4, 548-1479 . 25-10-56 Fairview, S. A . '}rs old, brown & "'hite. =~ avail. ~ ·est. l!)C refs, free est 645-0809 Ne"'fXJl't Beach 557-2711
1 ONLY reasons: Garege1 for Rent 435 Owner: 646-1252, 644-2228 found vie Newport Harbor First Class Painting/
S•n Clemente swimming poo\1 ALLSPACE llOO $:_Q F'T new, 3 ores, High School. 67~:m PATIOS, walks, drives. Saw, Paperhanging. Jnt/ExL Aggressive Young Lady
' he:t1th clu~ ( w/heat, H.W., 3 ph pwr, YNG gr'8.y & White Jemale. break, 1 n:_n1ovc & replace Free est. 979-5294 Hostess/Cashier, over .21 &
NEW 2 BR, luxury apt~. sa1.1na1 · Sel Storage fronl & rear ent 673-1417 pm cat wl\\'bt oollar • Fnd _ concre e. 5-18-8668 for e~t. * PAPERHANGER * not in school. !\lust be good
$200 .. Ocean view $225 . . tennis courtl, pro & pro shop Mini ~rehouses Rent•lt Winted 460 Pacific Coast Hwy I: Main CONCRETE pat 1 o s , . . w/rigures ,t,. paper \\'ork.
'Yearlo ~n,d, .• ~10049~~~1·5 Car-~laSr~~diy brun...... Various si~~ .from $25/MO. St. HB. Driveways, sidewalk& & Carl-Rebko 646-2449 Some ~dxpell~:I helpful , but
me • 'U'~ ..,, • v.w · '"" c:Ur "-.. U lock It . U keep the key. WANT to trade residence for gen'! maint. 548-8578. Patios not rcq · 1 I tram. Salary Aptt. icifvltlee: rector On site mgn -24 hr. access n10nth of JuJy & or August FND male Siamese cat Very FOUNDATIONS • Artistic • . . according to ability or past
FU:.n. or Unfum. 370 golf driving range No move in . No move out fee Lovely college town &: golf aUectlonate. Blue eyes Vic. Planten concrete IC' brick WOOD .l lilttice specialists exper: Apply 2:30-4 pm
Corort41 dol Mir
so. ot Hwy. Charming 2 Br.
Beam L"eil.; pool, Adults, no
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Orange Clout R.E. 644418
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party room Sectuily PatroUed course. Your chance to Misidon Viejo. · patios, e'tc. l.Jc'd Gff--0687 Patios & garden structures daily ?>1on·Sal, 1545 Adams,
Plus beautiful llnglff, one Open Daily fGr InsPection travel Northern Caillomia. ~ 1·0 r n • 649-220-1, The Good Guys Cht. Ask (or 1r1gr. ~1r.
and :two-:-~edtoom1. Fur· Hamilton&:: Newland St., llB 3 Bedroom rome with poo1 P REl: c R lP TI o N Sun PAT .rrLANTERS Jiai;ao,'696-7392. · ~~~i:r:~~~=M~ji 83J..ffi19, lf no ans, 646-0697 _in Otloo, California. For G I a 1se1 v 1 c Von, 1, AB Concrete work." 894-353.l. Plaiter, Patch, R..,.,lr ALTF;RATIO~ lady wanted,
opendally.10to7. smGLEcargarageforre.nt, ~.714:642:9933. .. Capistrano..= Call eves. (~tractor •· *PATCH PLASTERING exper. only. 25-50 yrs. Call
· · vie 12th St, BaJQoa Periin. WAN"rED in Ju.ne. Yrly W'I. I ;Al:l~type~s~-~FtteEl~es~t~ima:t:•'~11•646-4iiioi;544,:;:;:::r,~iiiiii' I ' Oakwood $25 mo. ~ e"'9 • furn. -nmta.1. Bcb front. MALE ailver ~ poodle, Comi:n'I, Ind.us, Re1kl I: Call 540-6825' G~ Apartments Office Rent•L , · 440 Mature woman. daughter, Vlc: Irvine Ro k1ay ,Rd. ·New, remodel, repair. Store Plumbing -ANCIENT
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· :! c \ • age -U. ~3813 ~ · fronts, cust. patios, ofcs, etc. J ;_;::,;;;c:;;!:_..,, ____ J
~:!, .~:"ne~oulh 444 OLD NeWIXll'ti3 bike: No. Ideal tenants 673-2194 YOUNG F. calico cat, vie. Lic'd, 962-1961. L.R. OTIS Pi.UMBfNG MARINER
842-1170 or Coast HWy~1 Approx. 900 QUlE.T . adult family wishes Park Ave. 1lf.'&l' Collin ls. JACK Taulane -Repair Remodels &. Re12airi~· 'Water .
Nt rt Brich North sq. ft. incl 4 priv.· offices & to rent min. 2 BR & den, Bal.boa, 4/11 .. 673-2464. remod., addlt. 20 )'TS exp •. heaters, disposals, furnaces,
rvlni•lnd'1eua rel.-ept. rn1. Great for N''pt/CdM/Laguna. Xl n t PARAKEET, vicinity 17th & Lic'd. My·WayCo. 547-0036. dshwastin. ~MIC &
845-0550 engineering or drawin g local refs. 673-9119 Santa Ana, Costa Mesa, on Girdening' \ B/A. Complete .. Plumbing IA Y SHADOWS ~ .... Oii4"iiiiiiii;;;;;;;iiiii . busln"'· S:@/mo. Util Incl. 2 BDRM apt oo. buuso -4/13. 646-4006: • :Se,,.rv:,:,:::lce:,:·=='~==-"I
548-5300 evea. Laguna. Exec., wife, baby; F'ND. Hu.tty lo-speild vie. C 0 Mp LET E gardening PLUMBING REP.AIR
Now Accepting
Applications For
Apartments FRONT corner suite -2nd Start 5/J;?LTJ .. $225. 497-1045 Bal. Pen, Please Identify service by ,experienced · & • No job too small Cocktail Waitresses ·spal<BtousR11L~RhlO&M°""$
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ry! sty,1C,oast 1Hdwy, ~aidM1. 2ndl00 NEED gar;age, min. 22., for ~~ ,1:1~2!!, Pf_?_t estlmslona1 I * T 642-~ * * "" & Fl I S15~7 sq. ' crp ' rps, r ~ ' boat storage, Mr. Thull, Lost 555 41\l-·~ ' .u-= es a es. L & T PLUMBING, remodel, lUnch, Waitres1e1
2 BR,1 FRnu Sin n1uslc. elevator, prk g, 54()...255()· wknd 675 ~ ~. repipe, water he(\ters . ""'" security patrol. Can be ' s >-PROFESSION 2568 • ..
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SECURITY
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BANK
Beautiful appointments Jn.
elude Decorator Fireplaces .
Shag Carpeting. Privat~
1Patios. Pool • Jacuzzi •
Volleyball court • Gas
BBQ's. Closed Garages.
Adulla, No Peta.
·divided. }"'rom 37c sq. lt. \VANT 1 bdrm apt furnished, LOST: \'oung Mali! abyssi· AL gardener, 675":--• ~· Ai>Plv Ih Person
2711 E. Coast Hwy. 673-41'.ll yearly. Newport Beach for nian, eat. Vic: of La Brea ~ work, Pru n 1 ~ g • S•wing/A~ereti?ft1 3 -5 ' Mon-l'Ti · April l9th 675-8609 J' and Hill Crest, N 0 r t h aprinklers, 4:1eanup )Obs, · 261)7 ·.(ha.St H Equal Oppor. Employer m/f
OF'FI apace !or rent. Cos-· un. Laguna. Short red brown 1 ands ca P 1 n g George~ Alter•tlons-642-5845 Newport Beitch ~
4o9 w.· BAY St. ·
Costa Mes•
M ..... r Bldg E-103 * 646 3381 *
1 l 2 BR. APTS.
Furnished & Unfurnished.
• NEW. MODER>{.
LAS CASITAS Apto.
20102 Birch St.
979-8889
CONVENIENT WINTER, Summec, Ycly;
11 , beautlM, modern, coal, golden· eyes, answers 646-5893. Neat, accurate. 20 y@ars exp. around "-oric. 1747 Anaheim 8 ARTE ND f R·', • ~per.
ar, music, class A.
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toname ofLarry.Reward: EXP. Japane se , main·r~~~~~~~;~;:1~=='.!~~~~=:1F/time.MesaVerdeCoun-'VALKER & LEE BLDG. p ....... 497-2596 tenan ce , clean-up . ARTISTS try Club, 3000 . ClubhoaM HARBOR &: AOAJ..iS. Gene •SOI-Land·••pe ~ t C M -"·••'••
ijill, ntr· 642-0?lXT . ~~ ~. ~s!:le12·~~: ~ si1-M3S.l:'(; e s. · 1 . fll'll 11•tt • 11 I 11 1·;r!,"'l:;;::ed;n;1~':. g:::=:: ::lis.t 'l<' Sun~'s;.~-w.
SERVICE p I Well groomed) lost vie: Clse EXP American .-Japanese . 1*r1 1 . f Plaza, Newport Beaclt, 1'-1lllllhY·~ Mg:r. No phone
We1tcllff BuUding ersona s 530 to Boys CJuo, Back Bay .. gar?ener for cleatHJp & \llOUld like to preview sa°"' calls please. \
Corner WestcUJ{ Drive & HFLL()' \V he . 642-8585 alt 5. matn. N.B., C.M., & H.B. pies of your work to dii-
lnrlne Blvd., 'N t: w port ' . · e ar you re $SO REWARD 540-7373 Job Wanted, Femile 702 play on consignment. Please
Beat h. Mr. H oward planning a GALA AFFAIR 111ER. Japane••, ma:'nt. • · call Ruth Jameson al S45--6lOI & you nC('(j so1ne good for return of sml' blklbr.vn "'" 64 8330
b1 ' · ente11ai111nenL We \o;ould f~m doi· Schnauzer-Scottie. anup, landScape. Free NEED job, will baby sit. 4. . between 10 AM & ~-
1617 WESTCLIFF' like to offer our n1usic. Call I-lad flea collar \v/bcll. Los( ) males. 53<r-3333, ~ +iouses alter 11chool &l.iiS.iPoi>iiL'-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Needs 4 _Oper1t0fl•
, 756 & 540 sq. ft., ample 539-5559 in GatUen Grove or \V. CM 416., &12-71M.-~pm • J .ends, Call .002--8121 ASSEMBLER
pkg, util, janilor. Baum-6·16-7567 in Costa ~tesa. VICINITY H.B. pieF-.... & EXl>ER. Japanese Gardener, Cheryl • • . Full or p/fill1•
gardner #104. 541-5032. "CHOPS" P.C.H., 6~~ mo. F:emale, Know how. Tr Imm in-g. NEED he.Ip at home? We , , • •
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L<>cated·near Newport Blvd. Anita's Rentals, Bier. 2005
!at 23ll Elde,n Ave. 2 Bed-W. BalbOa. Blvd. 673-2058
rooms, lhar carpeta, all Fast results are just a phoJ\e
bailf.ina;-pool, enclosed--gar..-iaJi!way-642'~:-'" asafrre<!Aa. w~;-----Ci.nd,y__~ gray_LwhilLCat,--119 c:pl!.ar C 1 ea.n -.u p , S m a I I have aides, n u r s e 11 , \Vi th or w!Uiout following.
Come To The Kolo please contact Ed alter s-= -iatldsca~6;-hco u·s·e . mp1tt1iom. '"()f;eriltotl-W/.fbtJowin&-.lf*il: _ ages. .Gaa · &. water paid.
Adult.I only:. flBS Per n1onth.
l·Bedroom a1BO available,
overlooking' pool, {160 per
month. Drive bY or call 645-Snl(). ... •
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LA COSTA APTS.
1 & 2 Bedroom
• Can>et1 • Drapes • Pool • BBQ'• '
All Ulllltlo1 P1ld
354 Avocldo St.; C .M.
642·97'1
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Festiv&I! Dazzling costumed p.m., 536-2555. We miss h,er. GEN'L gardening, mow, Homemakers UP j 0 h n • Poly.Op.tics, lhc. ··~ \el consideration. EXcellen1·
dancers, Jive ethnic bands & LOsr: Male Boxer 1 yr old, edie &. trim, Resid or 547~I. • benefits. '' •
you! CUlver City Vets Audit, female Boxer 9 mos old. oomm'l Free est. 645-5855. 25. yeal'?eXJ>e,rie1tce. ~cep-Man u f a c,t u re r of the
Apr il 2~ & Zl. ~1113) 984--2711 (Both white.) Vjc Harbor &. JAPANESE GARDENER tiOnl.sl, typist Pa Y a'ti I es fa s c in at in g l i g }\ts ,
or 548-1751. "'}{amllton,' C.M.. Reward! CM. NB. AREA receivables, PBX, payroll. Poiy-Opftcals, bas operitngs
VETERANS Call 5§8-6418. ..":" • &4~1796 • · l>h ~94-570l aft 6 pm. L.B. ·for 8.S~mbler trainees. b l
Ea1·n's-t:58 to.$7.00 per•hour , : Fml cat -tartolse EXPER.Ja~carcrene.r. ~ & 2nd . lhilts. ··Applicant 892-6611, •Xt251
guaranteed . by Using )'O:U.J'. ·s 11 wht underneath. Vic. Complete Yard serv. Relia. * * * AAA Employment should have ~ dexterity I ~~~!!!'~'!'!~'!"l~!!'!I
G.I .. BCnefits . while at· 3Gth-Bal. NB. Reward. & ~ Free ~t. 6424389. agency has opening for ac & be tlifeh!sfed in factory BEAlJTY OPERATORS
tend ing Santa Ana College. 673-0525 complished i n d i v i d u a I \~i:trk in a clean air con-with .~'without tollowtu& tor Call now _ · COMPLETE La W n & w/proVelf success In the dlliOned environment. No high ful;tlon atyllng .
547-9561 Ext 370 SILVER. Gi:_ey, Male, poodle. Gardening service.-Hauling profession. Established 1965, phone calls please. . MANICURIS'T
Vic. Emerald Bay, Lag. & clean-up. Jim 548-0405. 1nntt. l'ec, Paid By ~ PleaR Apply -~· · F1JLLY LJCENSED BctL 'Reward offered . uu;1u O · ..:.ail i;or,Appt.
4n •.•<w:' General Serv1cei Employers. Bctutiful en-P LY-OPTICS, INC. AFF.AJR ,WITH HAIR
*SeJRITUALIST* ~ vironmc.Qt to wol'k in a & fBIS E. bu-negie Ave Call 962-T?OS
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Spiritual readings 10 amolO LOST: Cold Elk's Lodge TOTAL SERVICES C.O . excellent renumeration. ' Sanfa Ana '-----------'-------.Ii pm. Advice on all m~ rung with diamond. ** r-~ t BEAUTICIAN wanted tOr
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,,·ni TSF"° 312 N El ,\Ca.nilno, n · Palnt'g, Plumb'g, Mobile ~rl •ry Equal Oppor. Employer 'Mallie:.S. ... Wlg &. ... Beauty COf\fM'L C-1 property nr .,., · o Cl 1 , 9 2 • 3 6 Reward! • ~ Hms Specialist. 646--0917, Part-time · until Ju..e. TYP-1.,,,.;,,~,.;;..,...,!!!!i!j~ ' 1 "~• ~-Ontario Airport. 159 x 630' tricabn cons, lll< eqty. For J92e~,,nA e. • ... ., • Call 675-5200 64&-1809 b --A feel ' ...-l, ,.. ~Ion •. '.:<~r, !1" ~~· from st. to st 1'"0R tn'coine , u n.... " '1\A)'f, • • in.g, s ' 6 uvu · ing or Assemblers Sal comtn & 'V&e • .,_.,_. prop. or . assum e .. .£.no LOST grey .l whJte cat R'" A 1 ?\ Gutters. Installed. figures, neat attitude, itt:et·
units or ind.l.Jstrial irl Or. loan. Also Arrowhd inc. Bx P~OBLEM Pregn8.l}cy. Con-· w/tan : spota near So. Cat Quality work. Reasonable. ty, bright & )'Ol.IU. Call C. ~sa-Nwpt Bch Beauty O(>f;raiQ.r Wanted •.
County. 830-~98.' >34t Sn Diego 92106,.2'n-2923 lident, s Y m Pa thet ic Pl&1.8. An'swe'r'll to "Zipper." Free estimates !!68·2'208 Karen Osborne~ Electronic &: mechanical &:: G..yen's Jeauty ShoP
BEI...LB0Y . small cabin \Vtl J-,. trade $55000 Equity pregnancy counseling. Abor-ReWard ~70 -• · ' ' "**Account-ts packing. Some exper. Need ~' · . r-:-:--: • · tlon &. adoptlons ref. . H1ul1n9 .,...... ···' E Ml"" crui11e.r o.b. Full, fish equip. 1n rare ac. parc~I w/mm. APCARE . , , S42-443e e.n>UNI;> OR LOST A PET? Bright, degreed. $10:.$15,000 manual desterity. Must be &OAT AIR N'"'
& trll'. \Vlll trade for amall tM.fU.\Y trees) For lnc. prop. . '· BUreau ol Loit 'Peta FATHER & SONS, 1,..,,.. '{el. · ~---• d ct>~ n d-a b I e · Wee)dy .... CARPENTERS
'pick-up. or elegant home. Q\vner/ PREGNANT? Th t n k'I n g Open 9am-lpm, 636-5685 \~;orit, trashi yan1··-& ilr~ · ** MBA paycheck. Mu8t have wa~t boat
SPACIOUS 2 BEDRM 2 balh 545!-~959: agt. (n4) 547-0146 wkdays. ~i:·~oc:_1~J~I ttiN1;;.~ BLONDE m!le mixed cock-clean _ up. Free est. Fresh out of college, tra.ihcc, •NO FEES repair yard exper. M'uat f':crl1~~:Poo!~ -la~r:1~ WANT J.it;reodes Dic,tn'., TRADE $6,000 cq In 3 BR, hrs ·541-5522 · er 8 mos. 11Gumpc.r" in 842-8182. r extremely br\gJlt, -moxJ' fn-P. P. $, 'know hull repair. Gd., JObs
n ""· b':'n ran•e, ,,.,_,. '67-'71 . llave '70 Cad. Cpe. 2 ba C.M home Frplc ' ' "'M • .;, &'IS-~~ SKIPLOADER & d -· k terested in learning all 500 N '~ C · Dr !0< top men. Blackie'• Boat ~ o-___,, 0 • ~ ,..... ., DV 1 all · • ' e e e FREE Yoga Defnoh. i.;a -~ • ~ ump u .,c .......... , o! m""UI 110 000 . ewpo~, enter . -rfly.....vd& .pussm ,htTD.Sea-fncdyd,vicwotaoltCOIJI'St, ~·--Wed ~·TEEL l tt San''" .. -ork Concrete asphalt "·-..... '. ·sulte!IOON B Yard,67J.QG4.. Adult tiving.-•Sm''a11 pe..; it>r sm&IJ clear Proi>-\Vant cariij:M!I' motor borne strauun. at 10 am Ir: ... ~ os n --. , . , Liz'Relnde.r's Aj:ency ~ , , . BOAT ASSEMBLERS
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"' erty «• ~· ., p•f van or ., 1<r<1'1...,. ' 8 pm. Yoga Center, 445 E. Ana Hgts area.• sawing, 'breaking. 846-7110. 4500 r -m-" Dr. 640-1970 K. m Scott Place, &G-21X17 · .......,.,.,,.,.., """ " · · .,.,.......... "'·ll ••1 .. _ -"""' ll2 N Towe " -,.
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..__ -...1 17th St., C.lof, ~l. ..... --w•J YARD, .. &aragt!; ·cleanups. 546--2118 Nev,.-1>0rt Beach 0· r • Expe:r. ~.5&13-~ UiXUR~FOR LF.SS _ New LAUNDROMAT in HB on '""'""'• 4 ..,-... e, SHARE Apt 0, H-·-Sa ~fALE lrlsh Setter, l yr old. Remoye. trees, • dirt; ivy, · ~ Unlon•Bank Square 60-(l!)G
2 ~ a-. f""" -Id • Bch Blvd. '11lly -•;pt, Briggs Stratlott. "®1<1 "'°" · -· ve ""' ,;._ d' ~7 -O'ange 547-64'6 Equal ~ E ~er _.-ui ,,_ ~ _,, oc: W ""'-presaor I: vOI. tanli: for 6-2S S$. Call Horne-PBrtner, !Jc. Tuea, 4/10. Nr HB pier y::ftw,p, In, ing. (l'J •if!OUll· . •v~1 m_.,, ~dab.= dilpoal,~blUn f!'Sai bus:•::nlal 80!,1~· horse OB inotor, aoo<I t:Ot>d. 83&-1191: $48-1479 84&-7216 • " LOCAL niovUw &. ha~ by l'Ooltlon ASSeMBLERS Bkkpr F/C $ i.~. ""'"11 2.r'o ~ . 549-~ Call bet 10 am • SWINGING SlNG SM fem Siame• w/OH. col· ~udent. IA,rge truck. l{eaa, u1~ TLY For 2nd ahltt. in El Fee Paid .,.._# .,..... ..., 5.16-8667 Call "Leah" 2-8 pm. • JOit vie llarbor Vu Hm.I. 534-1846 or'53t-216f. • U firm., nlgbt ~ ot1e • You have to be. un-balaneed =: m Soolt Plac:e •• '1!~': ';;.d~ne;~~. '66 *JAGUAR seddi .,,, 5.'$-3122 •• ''. 64+-0321, 614-1122 32~.;f.AN .... '~!..~ =~~ NE .. ED D ~per reQ. APPlY in " ~up~ ~ '
nJE EXCITING electric start outboard wt.re wheels , Aflchelln dl"el ALCOHOIJCS Anonymous. 548--l&62. ~ ·----.. , .... 16 Polttl' i: Brwntitld Div. atatite1ndtv.~XJ•'t ...,.tt.
PALM MESA APTS, motor: 645-2!40. Pr 1 vat e amltm. etc. Want °'""" .,_ OC-7217 or write AMY 1-t.,i Call lilill'lQll..1411111\. ~ MINtn'F.S TO NPT. BClt PQJ'1Y. ableH sallbOat. Will COOlider P.O.~ t.223i Costa MeSR. I~ GEN. Haullng. Treei'Shrub ~ ' 26181 Areopuefto Alto Fee Jobi •• Derinll A
Bach, 1 &: 2 BR. From $1.45 equity in larger bo,&L Ph. YOUNG C011pltt club, IS.35' t · · IN:tnietlofl ,. trim. Gar & Yd cleaou,p. JTl'ISTS .$&.QLJU&n 'Caplstrl.J)O Oe~I PenQn~l AaenCY
AduJtl, No Pell. * 6~ * 893-8375, Jmy, 539-3344 or $418-364.1 -EAi. 531-63TT, ~7-690t An£5'11 oppor. em.pl."M)F Jrv1ne, 208l Mlchebliin l)r. ~ 1561 M ... ~" $45,000 HAVE 1m.ooo i.1 ·Tru11 Call "LEAir: . u pm AOVMC111~lnt • a OOKEEPEl\:Full charl
bib fro~ Blvd.) 2n:I TD as down · payment Deed. Will tr• d • tor Soclil Clubs 535 Schools &
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t. % BR, 1!\Jm It On!Urn --------• N• BATOu I "' Incl St l ll $2.!0 hr. ""° V•d'dc, 17'"1 I l 111-~ -. wants to -IP N ca · 1961 CT ' Uke to trade? Our Tndcr'• Dlaco\--tr PtsebVEJlY M, ·~ ~. • · ru , • Colkllc Pk. area. C.M. can ~ rv ne .u. Ji.. De~ a.~ aftlaUc .... ~.dr.·c!:~'\, 11 Foctocy :i,F~uto. Paradl"' ~'fi:: lo !or )'OU! PR0
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!odrNALSM in ~ .. fll'l!\ P=~l'Olt,!. ~~rns. ~78. · # 115 'Tustin FOR A ... TION • , • pie. c.ou-'M'..: Lil~ .. a • ~ •bout our Move-In made. Trade :for tru.Ck, bu1 5 dl,)'1 o ma I,! alchnJWl;crs. Janet Cummins~ C•rpet Cle•nlnt m.5460 iCPA'1 <7'4l 6#-4400 ~~-· 525 Vldarla SL -=iiiillllllllll.' ~~~;.. • .; ••• ft>r~~~bol;Udta=--1ffi\"~ f2tll 387-3393· Sell lhe old 11u1t. BtJY tho FINr Ciro l Window• ual _..._, Emplo~ CALL 642°5678 Nftd a ''Pod"t '-on ldl
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1 ~'= ~'l!'1~~1m~ 0~:H~':!~ ~CTR0111~ · . _H_o_us~e.,.-k-e~e-p_e_r-:-;o-o_k __ ~:'. 11~r.~ c~1~~~ ·MEN · =,::;.~::; ...... c.n m:oo.. §,30 to -. N•-....-•.. a11owance. Must 11ave &ma11 Electroni·c v eo.iv. "°'•· li61 eenier s1. , • 11:30 Lm weekends. Consldetatloo bl ·car. Inq. Mr. Jarrnua Oil • 1. c.~t. ~. PRODUCTION BOO •t1nctivo bell<h ""· pl ... .B!lcl>, MB 919--0600 • / Mattm1 to care~ elderly l_ady. Dependable. LIVE-IN, oompaUble •~man ic' Good Pooltlona I
• '. p~ER =ru.~~~0c:7,; DELIVERY, man, early Technicians Mustdrlve.Ne itBeacliwaterfronthome. to care (or oeml-lnvalld *Good Eunlnga ~UPEltYISOR r .
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BIRLDING Coco's D&NTAL w ., $~ti .E • . . LATHE OPERATORS required. Earn while loam· "'""'"""••ed..-of"'"' _ .. _
· RECEPTIONIST .A " tants "• • ng xperience 'ma. Wori< kx:al '"''· "" supe rvisln• ' INSPECTOR LAGUN. A HILLS For El ',toro-r«iukln VI:!: SSIS To Cl•• If led Ad. No. 631 To $150. Per WHk :r;~':~.tJ~e~1:S~if:~
area. Muat be m.tu<e,g • c/o D•lly' PllOt P 0 Box 1560 N/C OPERATORS lr•inln•, sc h c du I c~
City Ot ·
Newport l~ch
$1ft.$1otl Per Mo.
HH l mmedlole
. Opening For
at PR. $800 to 1tart. Send Immediate openings ex· · C 1 · , ' C • 111• 92626 Adva.nceni.ent Opportunirtes methods im~""{N~ ... resunie lo P.9. Box 2445, lit In . the fo,llOwlng OI • I ~ •• , • • . ' AVall&ble D'" c·~ • ·-··· '""-ca. -· Top We v•• ,... ,..,
........ -J..1.1.Q, ~. •rH I! ErECTRONICS DENTAL PE~EL · • Nl9ht Shift Only Call For lnle.tvi<"W _..., , DAY Exoitln$ extra lnoome ~ • Assemble and \UD• H•lp,W•nled, Ma ~1710 Help ~anted, Ma F 710 Min. 3 yrs E xpori.-979·5W. -,i;;:.1' r~~
, portun1ty. Earn mo n ~P.att and-Gunn am· . . Guarat\tffcl Overtime · pMi Equal Oppor. Employet"
BUSBOY . ' ~= ~=-= ~~: ~d ?;=~~ HEIR~~ERS HAg~~~n. ti= APPLY 1t<r;; 116, 9 am-l pin ~==.===~!
Require..,,.... In beating & Mrs. !Wrf.s, n<:838-<961. 1. 1 Req. . 1977 Placentia. C.M. Verde Com>. Hoop, 661 Ne~rt MOS. ft-signor PRODUCTION a.tr condltlootn& A familiar-DENTAL lataDt a busy ion s age. Ull'es Center St, c .M. M8-558S. . ..,.
lty w/Un!lorm Mechanical C:O.ta M.:'om<:e. Min 2,.... . at least 2 years ill.IUD· EXEC SECRETARY I Contro S Corp. :11ewporl BNch CONT ROL LEADMAN I
Code. Prefer buildlni dept. Apply in Pei'SOll e~r. & must take good. X-ing circuits at X band lt you ..'.ootd like the chal-.Ins. tire 1t1gr (exp) 10 $700[~909 W 16,L St ~fetal oxide semi conductor;;. Requu~d to aietup ori11nat , backaround. however me-2;j()Ql Ave. De LaCarllota rays:, M&-1882. nd hi h r f equei:i 1 , of th d busincsa' le: Sales Tme Hrdwe to $600 • " • Top $$$. plann1f1R, prod. schedl!l('s, & Chinlcal design or construe-Laguna Hills ' • a -g e r • enge e a . ns Ins u0derwriler Newport S.ach Etched Cable Dt s ign .iiltl.IU!i repo11s. rclat1vc to
tlon exper. ts acceptable. (At the El Toro all ramp,' DEN'!'.AL Asst. exp'd· 0.r Cies. . . h~ve these qualilicaUo ' bmm'l/Ppsonal to $650 I AM to 5 PM Good conditions. Solid tVlll· nlfl.nufac1urc of snu11l el~·
Must have ability to read &: s.o. ft~·ayl . . ~n'"8. desired, Mon-Fri. glve as a can. Ex secret $6-$700 F.que.I opportu~ity en1 plo)'t'r . II~ inN:hnnlcal ll&!lembll~s.
ptsn,cfteck complex mechan..1 ";=======!!!!!!!!!!!!! Q'tt-62 • De s I~ n! construct, e Shorthand M:· Back O~ce $500 pany. .. l\lln. of 3 yn1 produchon
lcal Wis A 1 1m ed I• .._. · . Dental Atslst•f't and optimize RF and• Accuracy Dental Ftnt Ofc to $600 Lepl St tno to $946.4 NO FEES t'Ontn)I . cx1K'r. in 1it 4,
latelyp to Per:n!e1 ~pt.~ ':'fX>I< '·· Exi>er, pref'd. 54B-7074 DC circuitry involving • Sharp LOok1 • 1\sst C~er stk bkr $475 Fee Paid • P. P. S. nHu1ufu(·turi1~ <>I' electro
3300 ·Newport Blvd., New-f & · microwave comp o . e lnit.iatlve Rece pt Cgd typing) to $500 A brush withe-law! A little 500 Newport Center Or. 1necha11lcul a .111.s e.m b I y.
port Beach, ca .. 673-66.13. I. ry . . D'es''pera'tely nents. Work from con-Shill/Rec Clerk $435 flllnillarity goes I\ long way s •'te 900 NB Ho:-p\y" to Clalisltied ad No. . IJ~1670 Elec Engineer tl5K lb securing, this top. spot ln ui ~1970 ' · G:.:2. c/o Daily Pilot, P.O.
I Sandwich I cept through design . • Girl. Friday. to $.'>30 legal dept. Paid v a c' ll2 No, To"'('f Box 1560, Costa l\tesa, C~lif. I BU(tBOYs. ' NEEDED and into production. AS6t Mgr (Ing) $900 holidays. n1l'd & health & Union Bank Square !11626r · , ~ EXPERIENCED seamstress · NEWPORT life ins. Call Liz Balke, · Full Time -DJ)'s • e Align and ·test RF to work i!' factory or will p . I A 8.'U-2700. Al80 Fee Jobs. Orange 547~46 PURCH,\SING-' Combe Cook '\_ • solid state amplifiers train CJl:lahfied home sewer. er•on"9, gency Dennis &: Dennis Personnel ~tOTEL -DESI): CLERK. ESTIMATING.. i HOSTESS.
Part.Jflme
HOCHMAN'S DELI
&'RESTAURANT
428 E . 17th Street
Costa Mesa
·Equal ·Oppor. Employe~
,.
Irvine Area
Days, top v.•ages. Call Tues
or Wed 9am-12 noon for ap-
pointment
S ta · ".i.:.11 • d f ' Apply m person Suntlo\\'er 833 Dover Dr., N.B. Agency or !Nine, 2082 Ex~e for room. 4 hrs. : acre ne5 o;)\;i.uators, .~ r e-Swim Wear. 148 Los 642.3870 Michelson Dr. per ·day. trlSNewport Blvd. E XPEDITING , quency mul~1pl1ers for Molinos, San Oernente h 543.-9755. PLANNING & . -
. manufactunng Bl'.03. EXPER. Ornamentul Iron INSTANT Printing shop In • Mac inists MOTOR roule opening '" PRODUCTION I
VOLT Related . d t . I mil fabricator for posiUon in Costa Mesa needs clerk: boy Ol' gi1•1 at least 16 y.ears \\"u ··~ shi rt slt>eve se11 ! lnst•nt Personnel . in ~s ria or . · shop. 725~1 Laguna Canyon typing, counter. patepaste· We are an Orange County ol age. Laguna_ Beach area. .sri1r1ef' w/exper. In 2 or ,
Temporary Setv:lce 1tary expenence reqwr-Rd. L.B. 49+6376. up bindery leam type set-Bearing ,.,1anu lacturer \vho 1'.1otorblke okay. ti.lust htt\'I.' n1orc of the above area..\' I
552 .. 9153 3848 Campus Dr., Suite 106 ed. EXP'·D WailftSS needed, Ap-ting & phl'.itograptuc work. has in1medlate openings for valid drivers license. Phone Send resun1e • to A. \Veb, ,
I""''""""'""'""'""'""'!!!!!'" I Newport Beach 546-4741 Pl I . ply Odles Restaurant bet. 645-8884. th.s foUowlng positions : 6424321 or 492-4420 P.O. Box 1615. Santa, Ana ,
Equal Oppor. Employer ease ~pp Y in \>~rson 3&5 ~to~fri. 212 E 17th St, INSURANCE Clerk, days, . 1Sl Shift l\tO'I'OR route delivery of. Ca 92702. •· '
COOK and counter help, or submit resume m con· Ct-.f f/time. Personnel Dept, DAILY PILOT, aftemoons QUA LITY ~ontrol llwpector 1 BUS 1Boy, ll-3 ~fnn..Fri. & p/time to f/time, l8 or DlijHWASHER \\'anted good f'd I · . a -· ...., nd ~-• Phone Mr •~ '1"' over, m.idniiht tb 7 am. hours Carmel's s 2 8-N . 1 ence O. EXPERIENCED D!U!tal Of. Hoag Hosp, N. · ;r a .,Ul._.ay. . • needed for ~t ni.anufac·
aome eves: {lo(Jlden Bowl 5hilt. No exp n·ec. Sl.90 per Coast' Hwy. Laguna Beach. h fice Receptionist. Jmmed ~ e Tool M•k•r Seeley, 642-4321 luring firm . Apply In person :.d~~:~. ~Bridger hr. 3 mo:s klclyal . res., ~at DOMESTIC Help George H ·u g e s openlnt 493-U78. !IM-lE 'PER.50NNEL • Dept Ins-tor N . d d ~;cGc::,t~~~;:ct ~ • appeal'., app m .peNJOn. Alle~nd Agency, 106-B · . FEMALE castuer & desk, --ee e-. Black. • CAMPER Manufacturer. Jack 1n the Bo_x •• tm S. E. 1 ,. S.A . .,7. ,......., . . som~ exper. necessary, full e Grinder M•chlnlst "-~-~·-----I! •· needs exper. help. Metailers ,.., ___ , H L.B ~ ~ 2300 __.._ CCD\ttrrC'•Al""CLV-V RE S le I DI ~ wy., . . Ai raft c time Gene's ' H ... uur """""'~-~......... • •1 •• nv. v . ~~c":n~~~~"cra~ .. cooKs ~!~~anci~m:!fe~~ re: · 0~Y Blvd., CM. • Fr• &·F .. Position•· Immediately ~~tic~1~m~t·o~B.:!:. :1·
Ln, CM Interv.iew1ng now 1.or broiler, ply after 7 P!l'I· ·• Electron Dynamtct FULL charge bookkeepe!· Accnt/RE/CPA exp to $25K 2nd Shift 'NOrk w/ownel' of to. & J
CARPE·NTERS, deck 2nd cook &, pantry man · Division Ex~r. req_ul.red. Apply in M~t Trne, R.E. · to $700 other hl&hly sk.nle<t men.
auemb1", wood s""-& with ~~l or · club exper. ft_ll "'&FTSMEN 3f00 W. Lomita Blvd person _O!]JYi Lido ·s rup Sec y.tConstrucUo,n to $675 , ~ .....l Typt'SlS -Bcuut. ore. in .• pr J_m. o Y ,_.. • Call . Btg Canyon Country lif._l\M. T CA 90509 Yard, 900 Lido Park Drive, Proc t $850 ... trainees. Oub for apnt. 6444494. · orat!_C•, Newport Beach. · Comm'! J.oan • · 0 e Grinder Machinist Newport loc. I n c.e n t 1 v e WILLARD BOAT WORKS "' _... Tax Processor, Savings & -t'Ornn1• plan. Applicant must Vei& Division 11200 Condor COOKS u.s:-attzenship Requifed • GAL FRJ/BKKPR Loan, Exper. L.A. Open • Turret L•th• Opr • Cl rte: T • t posse8!1 hlahest degree Olin·
Fountain Valley Full & p/time. Days & nights. ARCHITECTURAL & ... f' . Exp'd. Full or part time _for PayroU Clerk to $575 e Gen'I Machinist e YPIS tegrlty, Ir:, enthuilaam &
. CHEF -$1000 Per Mo. Car-l's ' Jr. Rest. STRUCTURAL STEEL Equal oppqrhm.ity M/F busy .ofc. Age no barrier. Exec Seey, gd skills lo $650 • Prod. Mach Opr • Sr. Typilt kno...,, Orange Co. Jnteryle\\'
The Blue Beet Ai)j>ly betwn 2 & 5 at employer 835-1098 Sec'y/Bkkpr., Constr $600 e T by 'llJlpt. only. "Our 28th
Call 673-9904. aft 3 pm Cat:l's, 2092 Bristol, CM }ifust be experienced"--.._ Sec'y/Archilect to $700 Excellent fringe benefil.5 in-Tech ypist year serving So. Callr,·•
-_,.... "ELECTRICAL GARDEN shop manqer for Secx.uo sh An~eim . to $600 eluding company paid group e R T • t W~ley N. T•ylor Co. CHILDCA,RE, !S & 9yrs Oldl COOK, PART· TIME · Permanent Position.--DESIGNERS" new "Bµild &. Grow '' Dictaph Sec'Y;_Anabn'f. to $600 ins1,1rance. · ·epro yp1S 2111 San Joaquin Hilh Rd. ~l~J~~-~:i~· ~=· & °:::1. ~Ppl~~~t pe~ Env{;C:=~rn$~1:tem1 ~,:~~n~ b~~r;n1·~~ Et~i:;~~~reNu~ t~=~~al L:S $65Q Apply Pel'$00Jlt?I Dept. VO'-T · NPi\•port Center 6#-4910
CLERICAL mn, SUrf & Sirloin, 5930 Industrial ·Irvine 1 and drafting. Telephone Salary plus ronun."Plus Undeiv.Titer ·$500 LSI Instant PersOnn.I REAL ESTATE SALES
W. Coast Hwy.,N.B. (714) ui.1402 (TI4) 49'1-4341, Mr· Dermis bonus-benefits. Ground !loor Receptionist/Typist $450 Temporary Serv,ice SUCCESS CAREER Due to relocation of COOK_ }ifature Woman. Call Brenton. opportuajt)' wtUi · d)'llantic File Clerks S350 3848 Campus Dr., Suite 106 New or experienced. Join the
rei'rfonal office from from &am-3pm 1-fesa Verde, young Co. For a-ppt. call Several P/Urne Openings TRANCPORT Ne"'J>Ort Beach ~ · 541)..4741 \Yorld 'a l!U'ltlt and futest ,
•• Co u --661 "-te st · • .,...,. DRIVER E""CTRONIC 979-25.12 from M. ' · To 13 Per Hour · ' Equal Op , Emplayec growing ,...i. -Hon Torrance to Orange c.•""i·. · "~~~". .....,n r " City Auto Parts Wii' CALL: TRISH HOPKINS DYNAMICS po', with a network o1 over. 300
County Airport area, ~~~ 20li6 Placentia. C.M. • .• ASSEMilLERS . . GARDENER-Mafure • n I y . JERRI WHl'ITEMORE 3131 w. Seg<ntrom ., o llfoes and become . a •
we will have. the fol· ,COOi(. ~ER. D ti Asienibly Permanent. Pald insuranee 488 E. 17th cat Irvine) CM Santa Ana en•> 546-3131 NURS.E l;.AIDE$ member o!· wr Mlllloael"' r · In ef e BLUE DOLPHIN e UC "9 & vacotl<m.,Pleuant -worit· SuJte 224 " 642-1470 Jul! off !larbo• & Wanter • • ' Club. r.lultHnillJ(m cioller , owing ·open gs· · .,.,= v· Lido NB Costa Mes• ~biers needed w/PC ing conditions:.'.N ew port ~ · Eq"·"' Op~ Emp""-m/f '' ·"d~ advertlslna .Prcwnrn ' Free ~~v:5~~~0~~.~Y l'OOZ'~.Be~p~M~ 'tu~s":a~o ~t~eU:r1~&s ~an~t90.kf~i;;~~: ~~~~--~I ~-···. V,.,. 1f.r 4lflm ·4 -.,. av;r"~ : -.~.~ti~~ fx~':n~·~:S~: I
Conv. Hospital. ·Lag. Hilla. . t' all wui. . Pleasant surroundmgs. ·v.--..,,.,.~r rmen. JANITOR -ApPJ:y"'tn pe18011, ~· ,MACHINE PlNM call Vlrl\n)e'.~.fone1 , Call 837-8000 rµ~icrome e~, .c l)!!rs. 1 . Must.have-a miri. of 2 yrs ex-Mesa V.erde Conv. Hosp; 661 · ' Huntl.n&ton 8'ach . 8.15-48l~. • •, : J;SECRETARIES
Typing 60 wpm-short·
hand 80 wp m min. 1·2
yrs. exper. Starting
salary t5204590.
2 KEYPUNCH·
OPERATORS
Min: 2 yrs. exper. (Mo-
hawk): Staiting salary
'520-$590.
2 CLOK
TYPISTS
train. specific parts. ! Call For Appt. per. l:•atile to haMle tot81 Center St, C?tf o•n·ATOR Convillea<;i!tit lfosPital ( ., ,. .
3 D COOAKWeek Chance to Advance I Industrial Relations re"""ir. Re'ph\r 40 hr work l;,.-n-18811 Florida, h.B. RID ARP .· !
ays · " NO FEES I w.:;k .. Sl..-tlng· rate 13/hr Expertenced · In operating 847·3515 .. RHllore '
Sawyen Hom.; 64H71G . • p p s (714). 494-9401 . w/advanccmeril to 13.50/hr I. w. Robinson dcill prets, lathe. miU. REAL ESTATi ntes ~~~~wm:~~N:~.· 500New~c:nter~. ~ ~c:!::~=Contact =~~e~ a~e ~0a1i=.~ Nun:eRN-LVN-AIDE FREE LICENSI
Bay, refs, 2 adults rn..59'!2 ·Sult• "'°· N.B. TELONIC G. ENERA• r: OFFl.CE Newport B<ach . Knowledg" of basic math. it-! A other •hilts. Top pvt TRAINING
CQUPLE to Manage 52 640-1970 IND. USTRIES Has Opening For Some tools. ' Imm Famous Real FAltale LictnB· / Units, Newport Beach area. ll2 No. Tov.,er . Exp'd . .$ull time. c8Shier, • duty pay. ed. pay for ing Course now available ,
Exp'd. Call 645-1260 Union Bank.Square 'Laguna Beach Credit, .Lite bookkeeping. PBX Call For Appt. r:~~~· 'i.s~!~y w9l_d5~ thnt Tarbell Realtors. Free •
Oran&e 547-0446 LAWSONS .Jawt lers Industrial Relatidns Placenrtnt Service. F)'ee e CROS~OUNTRY' • Equal 0pgor. Employer '7777 Edinger-Ave. • (7141 494-9401 · ~f;;:;i~~.'. ~·:L,'1: TraJnme Program.CallEam .
DRIVERS EA.RN MORE [!!!i-!Ji!!-i!!i!i!i!i!![!!-!if!ii!!!!i[ Hunli"81onlleach by p~. Lido Bldgl white you learn .. Al
•-MANAGERS. ELECTRONIC 552 Multipl., TELONIC ... ~. =~ Sloan In<> 832.5440. on •· TECllNICIAN GENERAL Office work, 5 · ' U"M'll':m. _,.~. ' Weekend.a (TI4) 832-TIXll. '
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S I 11 85/hr A Exper. Part-Tim~ A'•· e FOREMEN WITH us · Looking tar irid(vidual \vilh day. tart ng : · . P. • JNDUSTRIU NurMI -• ' e ASSEMBLERS ·--~ video ·system$ exp & ply 1589 Monrovia, C.M. M0n &·<'ii Njtes & Sats Ext>er. prden-ed. ' Xln't REAL ESTATE sALES ,, e INSPECTORS -mechanical knowledge. Xlnt GffiL.S OVER 17 -SUmmer L•guna Beech starting wage, rd benefita New & .resale. Newport A t!
All·3 Shifts S£CR£TARIES frtngebeneti~3weekspaid travel asassj5tantc0unselor 0 Apply in person 10-5 ' including group A: Iii~ Ins. Hun{lngton Beach. i ~
we Will Train vacation. PaiO medical, w/girls U.15 yrS etd. No. 2 fashion.Isl., N.B. F.qua1 OPP<>l'. Empl.oyet Trai~ will be considered HARBOR VIEW ,:
n•• ong enn 'J• • ac-or LUue....s u eo... · ' cere ~ · · 1829 Port SbeUleld Place :
' !
Gen.era! oUicet qght
!yplng. Previous. ex·
per. p referred. Start·
mg salary $423-$505.
MecGr-Yacht Corp -~ l..._n•m 'dlent!'-1., 111e ~bill"': Paid EUrofulpel ~-~ka or, ds w,";_B·oPtK. ~ual Oppor. Employer • ii willlngln -~~1ngl•ampe,.; es::;-HOMES . 1·
' 1631 Pl..,entia, C.M. Personnel Service cepting ~ppllcatioM .dally. S.t your own "'°'king·brs & JR. SECRETARY MACHINISTS pl,oymenl S40-5690. . • Newport Beach 833--0780 !
S · · Gyyr Products. Div. of program til June. Ex-Fee Paia. Beautiful modem . NURSES ·AIDE wk-days only_ , l ·t CUSTOM BOAT 17Sll lrvlne Blvd. Od.ettcs Inc. 1859 s. penses paid + rol-$400 olficeoverlooklngthe-an. Expe_ rlenced·m ~tary~wag-Ex N' hilt n-r · ·'I C Manch~er· , · An ah e i m, salary, For !ntervlew appt: ....... & t be I I uld per. ite ~nu.· '"' ire-,I
Hours: 8:30 am
, lo 5:00 pm
arpenters . #115 Tustin ~ Good typing skills & math ing .u onn ng. ment resid Appl}' in persou R I E t I S 1 · ' Bonders 131-5460 -~~~~JrOppor.tunity c:!.:~'?s.·~u:1Poo~& aptitude. Lite sh helpful. ~famil~jwlthSerm s ag. 1885J.,[lorlda;HB , ea s I e lft I; =~nou:,~P Equul Oppoc. Employer phone. JSabslal')' c'?,1 iw,:, ~Fee ng mac no. 2~0FFICE GIRLS OPENING FOR 11 Columbia Yacht ·eorp. _fJeyen · 0 · ... e en ayes, Excellent growth opPortunicy D O . n~ 01• experienced licensed • ELDERLY:\'dy needs help, , • ,,. .......... to help on rent horses. M(}.0055, Coastal Penonncl &: fringe benetlts. Saini-)' t Sal 1 275 McConnlck, Costa Mesa · d 11 , Ught ---Saturday & Slinday. . Agency, 2790 Harbor-Blvd., ""mmensurate w 1th ex· Radio telephone dispatch Rea Estate espeop e. ,. Apply Mon thru Thurs 1 bot men a y; oc · • . 497,2910 CM ,.~ · Muaj: be 25, able to drive Your own private desk &
Mond.•Y ~Friday F.qu"al· opportunity employer bowie IM>rk. · 2 hrs. daily, .5 MenJ.eeded ·• · perlence. Apply Jn Person · phoT)e, C,.. .walk·lm;-free • ::
Excellent beneftts-m:-l··~~;;;:M~·· ~;~~~.J:7Jaii"~eatmihale1"1--·. -~~~ deal~ K !II G• --APPlY 8.t Y·!tt'OW-C-:AB-EGr.J-advertl ni·-Same-locationH•~-i
eluding compan y 'paid I· . Bud'• Beauty s a I 0 n . e ~ 1r· SHUR-LOK CORP 186 E 16ih Coma .,,.,,. 18 yean. Cull for inlorview. I
medical, dental & life DATA . E·lec:'i:ro . WiU ~~"' In C:O.ta Mesa. tm-4.,.. . . • • OP PORTUNITY. ~Jii Lachen~~e';':s'i.t:'sn j1
insUMlce. Apply in.. -co TROl ill Santa Ana-or N'eWport. HAIRDRESSER, ne..w salon 1200 E. Norrn~ndy Pl, S.A. Gr.owth Co. r1Joc•t•nf. R-eptlonl-I .N. . . · . Beach areas. Mechanical ex· in H.B. .Lite --. _ (1 Blk No..of fl.1cFadden, Adjacent to Orange Co. air· -!" · I
.pei:son: -.~--Mecha' nica' I pej'i<;nee help!ul, but not Call54so.172,983-3644 ,... -· \lblkW.o!Gralfd). port. '. . ..1rvlne ' ' .• TOYOTA CLE. ·~ .......,,. w, will train *"alrdre••" . Exp.• "·ln .. ustr1'.al -o ~ ~· . . -!Hi Mo'• temporary . • ~ • · · ~ f.. those people recruited. on Guarantc&! salary a .. F.qual ~por .. Employer * lathe ,PenonaliJ.Y Pl.us 1 • . Assembl·.er . 'basis of vocationul test. •84&-2900* * ,.,..Pl' .... Rec. <l•rl& lite typing & """" telephon< 1.
-J,ilator Salff -Mu& be able to slart worit Hell•-W·',.er . Solderers MACHINE OPERATO.Jll MoODY SPRINKLER -;-voice • •
Vari•n Del•. Mec:hlne• immeruately. --.,.. ed 1 N ~ 0pentng1 oh 2nd & 3ld llhin. . COMPANY _. NO FEES I U.S.A., Ilic. (2nd Shift) Coote Mes• Need. know I ge o . ,.A. .A. Accepting exper. opera ton 5449 N. Peck Rd .. Areadia e p p S :
2055 W. 1-..... St. Is looking for a .Data Control · Top$$$. Exp. Nccess requirembe1nts certified or &: trainees; opportunity to 2Jl..44$.9'88 .... • • • • ""i1 Clerk in our shipping .&: V•r i1rt D1t• M•chlnes $.1.50 Per . Wff~ Solid Company compara e. · !cam while woridrw. Apply Take Peck Rd. borth ot San , 500 N~ eenter Dr. :rorranc,_ca~ ~I~ r;::· !i'11~t.~ A Jri.der In the mlnl com· AS i\er,Written Guarantee NO FEES "' EJK. Asserftblers ~.:,enon,.9 to .u am.' '2~1 Bernardino Fwy.l Sult~lfrr~tB. ~ ~ ~ Em _ wput.pe.""r ., ... ~ .. ~be· lndUw..!_.~: puter indu!try tr!;'8:; lm-For Interviews ~. P •. .f • S... , Able to ,vork under micro-~if.•. riljectton ' Moldina OP~RTUN6TJ ~ o ~ d at· . 112 No. ToMr 4 ~r l .,..,q;.., •LnUUB ~~ r gpe~ e oh a ril~ Call Rosan 500 Newj:iart Center Dr.~ S(.'QJ)e Needed Imm lid . 200 Briggs Ave, CM tra/ ct1ve .-.~ r a y Union Banlc Sq~-,,, • ..,,. ' CLERICAi..:<>FC & willing to wol'k·overtlm<. Suite .,. N.B. ' . . . . MACHINISTS . Wan ted . toe w yo~g gro~ ... com"'lny. o .. ng. . ·~ • ••
, Assembler w/exper. to .;,L " . , '&i)...l970 .. 2061 Bu1inft1 Ctr.'Dr. short run Jobs w/enough ~ea~. who .. letlsome,,outgole nbeg, ~ionlst· 'MSG ~
.Alert lntelllg~t wom~., In·· "If ·yOu like i .busy talt paced pedonn moderately · rol'flJ1 ,~ 979·5~22 . 112 .NL Tower , lr"'ine · . · 1 •• 1 .. ~., variety to . keep ii In-ea".lo>ble tom •·peng& peotakpe :.....,. A RACADABRAI ' terestina wtirk. Must be , environment, are • a quick plex, electro mechanical . Union Bank Square " • ~ ~ tercattng.-Will conalder ah . .,,
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train. Ma~regor Yacht qualiticaUons 'y6u may be lk~tche1. You must be able -69 l"'~"--===="='=7 1---...1 t 1 · 858 Pnx! ctlo pr. Sales exp helpful. To .$425. Uke magic. a new l spon-~ ... 1631 Placentia Ave., tho indlviduul we ..... -· to ~erlo r'm engineering ·-· 979.54 HOUSEKEEPER/ I ~ IJ'i!earn'. u n c""Contact Jeny or K\lthle> taneous YOU wlll Rlar at I
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CLIRif l'YPIST de~. but not mandatory. oral instroctiol'IS. Exper. in Monday 9 amJ pm Swtnt Shlft «lesk. · PaJ Electronica, Co .. PARTS· man, aireraff • or \VU! grett V1P's. ,Call. Liz fPO.iUon' requtml individ ual PJeaseApplyinPeraon printed circuit boanli t't!·l !!..;!!!,;;;,;;...,'!!!!!!~ ... ~!Why be lont l.YT (ferc'.a the 6391 \Yestmlnster A.v e, marine. Inside iales: Retail Blake, 833--2700, DennlS &. '
accurate typiJC skills. Must Or Ccnfact B. Kn.fka. work' necesa. ch&nce of a IUcUme to join i1i Mo's actual \ll.'Ol'lf exper. Weirtmlmter ~ ~ w~~.sale exper. ~·· Ph: Dennis ppr90nnel Agency ol
type 45 wprlt minimum, To • .t" • ' • , , -..,..appy fanilty In. a be!autUul op ke.Y.PUDCh, keYta,pe or il'ftl"''"""' Irvine, 2082 Michelson Dr .
.. m In the JIUl'CluWIJI v· OM . 'M..I. politlon Is for 2nd. ahlft. new home located in execu· .. d' d . H MANAGER PART time older pe-• to .. ~ o! an~: !Inn. ir-~, meet tllffe quallftca· ttve Orang• Counly .... h. •'Y •oc ""' °"" ' ·-" REC,.PTl~IST
E:"'c81ent • benetitll Ho~i: han 3 yra. exptt. borhood. ?4om. Dru!, and 3 4 Pf!.'1·12 -mldni ~ •5 .. dayt ~~~~a~~~ Fee Paid. Ea-.b. ni-m needs
Paid medical, tal A Ute • .-ell mannerid grade scllool a week. LIFl!·TIME OP.PTY . , C:O...t Hwy, Laguna Beach. indlvklual Y.'/ alowing per. lns\lf&OCt. term Please Apply In ~ children need· rellned, ma. Apply la pertOr\. aooallly .l charm to handle
dilabWtY. inM'tnce. Ex I D , Or Contact 8. ~ : ,,. ture l8dy to live In on a n.. APP. ~~ t W~-seek OWtaixl,lna sales -front desk. Lile typlna.
cepting i ppUcatiom dally 8 2722 Mk:ha 11n r . perma.nen1 basis. tA>veJy ~i ;;d'non 9 t:;.;U"'" o.~nted lady to~ our PART time·work for elderly Start $425. illio Fee Jobi.
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Anahllm, calll: Equal Qppor .. Employer < Sltf~~n, 547.0Sll day• NN~~ n~6 -! Or. Show •• 'lblt 1• 8 responsible PART time Alea rtr1. 12 hn RECEPTIONIST for dental l I _:·_!Equel~~°""'~!:.· lE~11!!Jlplo!!!!z""!!..-\~~~~!!!!'!!i!!!l~ j · -' • for me~ •• ew. • · · • · ..... ...,.. ' ~· a: dignified ,:.iHon Off4ttir1a ~' week. E·X p e r i en c e office w/typing &:, tile book·
eLEllK'-DATA PROC&SSING 2722 Mldlel-Dr. QUICk CASH HOUSEKEEPER to 1i.e ::i {~ lll'Oat ~nal 1rowth p e!erred .. Bllalwdt keeping "P· O.nta)~;,. . '
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·--· •"'11Am1n.~. -~n~:"~&Uo~'~~ DAI.LY PILOT l'~~~wcck, rm =~·Th~,~~~n~ ~~nu:1'~PP~im, Con· ~~~':.'i::a1!\'~N!';!~~ Cj)UICK CASH !· I
-• r ~ • .. gcner.i ... istant to ... DAILY PILOT HOUSEKEEPER, '"" ... perman<nt rrr 2nd shllt. • TEMPO Beach. Ask tor K. 11,yo... THROUG'H & • 'l ' I . 192 W. 16th St., N.B. -· .. Is -.uable 'de"' A<> / fl La NI I 2 Good pay A bCnd:lti w1th ll ..]' H I 64W:IU. ,._ 1
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fypfot. exw. tor tttmeb< hdplul.i s.iary "' FOl ACTION ~ • • • . Mpo~~..!,..~' iJ'~ Put • un1e "loot" m ,.... 4AM-11:30 pm s111n. f'tt1me. CLASSIFIED •D purcl\allll( dHk. ll I e c . !550 per momh. Conlect 64• ~ "'1Y 411111 tho BEST DAY to .. .;;_;; Blvd., Suite Ul;· Levi....tell thole baublet tor S.. """°nnel Mgr, Balboa . " I ~. 10 1oey e · Mn. Mc.<:luro be\""!! 4
"' 5678 ~iUll run en 1dt non·Q.1ay .. Anlholm, c.. "bocb". Call o-Bay Club. 1221 w, eoa.. 642·5678 . ~CM,._. pm, lTU ..,.,,. f,!~ Mon. °"" ,,,,_ CALL 642· .~ tocilY 84~. 60-ll87I. u~. Newport Beach. -· . . ~·=·~=·-------------··~-------! .
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a iii 'Top pay btotflta. Nt1U • CMg:RAS M.loolta 16 wtth 'A ' ..::.• r " ., . "·r~ S ECRETARY II Neon, Inc. 531-3374 lJTJUTY -I -.. KENVORE•-dr)w.a SALi MATtllSSIS aUl;.Polorold .... m .. 620, POOL TABLE, tit•,•• . ~" THE UfO IAN ; , ,12 -.1h1 ".';::oNfi:Y~En[lnJ~ ~. := .ttw..:J ~f.1",:;.... Lid!'. ~ ENOLANDI RS ' """'1tle ,_ ""11"1' 616, =o= :i'~1:t; I • • · 1' , nl borne. s-... ,_._,,_w ...,11 Kemnore .~~ -}11'1• ot matbc,.. at ~ Welt ~· 18 cott~ slate. S.51-62TT ,
j • TAU RAN ' l'<M< Dtpt. Hoop, -·~ -n~ ,_ GllU 6 dell-....i.:;::-; low pricel. l'l1oo locilldft -Jan>pe, GE . elcc. 1';' -' , : Fount•I" Valley NB ~ 8f1..atl5 _,-·., box apr1Q1s • mattr~•r• tWr. culifs' Sony F-ZS fm. REDUQ!: exceaa Glilldl with ft School District Supervisor Tme to $750 WAIT«I SSES K Ell"IORE ...:.,,.,.... 2 PC PULL llZI $2t ...... ~ -~~b~1:'° =· 're 1 ~
L---1 · · -Accopti"ll Appllcotlon• For :. Sal 1$116811 M ~.,.~~~ ~v~'*: NI tr::'j~!r•te.. :.:,L ~:J)O -ft" ~ =:-· i::il "':,::Jri ~: °'""1st, m:'._ Beach , i
WAITRESSES eCOCKTAILWAD'ltlSSE S 'I. uy: · 0• beln/1"""'1!tl"1-.,.~ --2-•Sal 5454l1ii"u~lrom 1 .. 95. T......,,.....__,BolA $30.GEZ<!rplokl3c.iooY's 5 apd Gr,qt'• I •
, • llARTIND~RS , II CCIOKf· Roquimneotl: 90 w.p.m. lh, growlng co. Xln'I btnebta: , Cad's._. Briltol CM 1 ~·o R<p t onhc C.-~ ~~ cond. $1'1.1. ChJ.ll Gremlin Stlnlray. DriK· new _ •
' Day & Night Shllta,A'rlllli!bl-eo ·w.p.m. 1)11lna. Eiq>er. Call e.rt Lontr, 833-2700 ' ·~GUARANTEE 619Eut4111St. stnUAoa ,,... ·-·-·size ·J~<:qll~d~$35.~~~~-:::;;;~,,.. ! • APPLYINPERS0Nbetween9&4PM dealred..AP!>ly!NPERSON Ocnnla&Ocnnliif'tt-..i .._ __ ,'1WAITRESS Ma.Y~.W-Olltll~(i;~S!m.ll-5 $30. 96Y.i19I Monday """I JM' p .
I at the comer ot Talbert & Agency of Irvine 21»2, z..Apil\'r. Mutt be over 21.. Ap. _ _ Thur'lda¥ 'tH 8 p.m. IKt •neous
• Monday thru 1'?iday Newland StrH:lJ, Fountain Michebon Dr. ' ~~ SUrf It Slrloltl. 635-2840 '6 .. * 839-1771 Floor Rlple ' USEQ fllbJng tackle, rod• & Wan_ ... _.. 1 120
. ·~ 1400 S. Harbor Blvd, LaHabra van.,, Calli. no 1'lcr than TELEPHONE trom home , • Cout 11.wy., N.s. Ront WW-17Dryva c1a110-lffll, line~ tackle boxe•, l::oat A10ftday, 'Aprtl l6m-'. '-1973, Help your budget A htmwal: WAITRESS?' exper. over 21. $1 Wk.' Full ·m.alnt. -~ tools. housewares, cabll)e: . ORIENT~ R~GS
; , F,qual Oppo~l,y Employ-pet coatrol. Call 5&H, Otan It Neat. Some IPl!t * 6.19--1.m * C.M. Ra~• hardware, and _ 9diei ~~ ~~ IDl)l'e~
l Help Wonlod M & F 710 Help Wonlod M & F 710 ••· "'" Mr. 1...,.. lblla. Am -" .U., GE Oxnb''·tion wuber & ~Iamyw 1.!f."'~ Items tDo n to me,.. · · · J.,..:...;....;...,,;..;..' ----' ....,., .,. _ ~. --, ¥~ -• • .... -• non.. e:ry rea.90nable. ORIENTAL Rup... Pri. pty
" ' . RECEPT1~u1'ST SALESMEN W'uTED hlN!o •· I·-'"""' ·~· SALES. Will tnln dryer 6"'" old, '1ut nre1y -66.18lli · • • 5tJt St. Santa Ana will pay cuh °"' 1111 alie1 f;. "" "" ,:-.;, ry., ,-•'"'" YotJ to ealli '2>'-$40 dally ·WAl'l'RF$S, Plnln& lto!!lp, """'$1S5., 496-5816. QUEEN SI~ 9·90 .,; 6 PM 1 block oH 644"53~ "
I Answtt 5?b00M &. make No door to dow. All 1eadl'1J...:oueoainl, pm1tson/~ from our ottlce or )1>it ~ce -ot ·hoqrs. Golden · z e • · • ·
! a,ppta, DaY or ev~ shifts appolllted. Part time or·fldl hav•'IOOd ~ • li>me. 55s.am • BOWi Rettaurut 23862 ~~~1 ~~:~ Jhea ~ Harbor Blvd. Mu1fcal ln1tnnnentsl22 ~ ' avall. time. Set )'OUl' owa houri. ~ able ID hl.v(Jex Dent ~LLER Bdcllar, El TOIO DMM40 delv'd.' 139-763>: 546--5218 n:r-dfal trimew b·M'Z u-LOOKING· PEARL .·PIECE Call for ~'!I ~ Good money. 21 or owr. typini and lborthand ski.Us. 15 wAri'RtSBt &JPel' CNa 21. • · ~ ·eon • -~ a-.,
! AFFAIR WTrH IR· . Male .. i.m.Ie. 'Cajl for Nea~ attractive, pleatanl PART TIME 'cl<lln .. neal sOme ..Ut DRYER, '~· '7_,.,. a b ~ s:,;._11oaDea, IC< .. -to belp ,.. DRUM SET $WI). 1 Call962-Til appt. Qe l'(ooj\an . tJenonalJty I: able to work • abittL ApPy Fa 6 Ale old.Xlntoond. Mfi!rio. or look le feel better'!'? Try Goodoo'!<fltlon5t8-9092
1213) ~ • ...jJ. ~ weU Wfth people. Salary 641)..SU) ' "' • -_ our walk·in 'Nhiri:pool &: Offl f It I U~r· p~ a~~· SAhESMEN warited f or $735 •. to $815. ExcellentExcellentopportuni,tyf91"an A.DMIR.ALUcublcttref.rlg. GRE!;N u~ OWr sauna. txlowed. by a ·tan· Ee•. urn ure ,,,·.,
· ·tai N 8 . ' Ca~ TV y.'Ot'k workhut cond.ltloos and expcr. teller to work 30 bra W~ ... Food ~ A: $200. Maytag wahr $100 Gooa Cond -$40. fl(aple tutic full body munge. quip. • ..
; . ~ Hoeg Hospi • n ~ • flexible Jin. · ~ 1iY,; fri.nge'beiefitJ. Send resume a weefc, Mon-Fri in our;New· ~ ~rSid'1 Norse dryer $40. 616-2868· ' rocker $1D. OJtfee tehle $15. can 66-7502 an,y day noon I ·AN-SAPH~_.,.O_N_E_wi_lh. __ re_rii>t.._'
l ~' RESTAUrulNT T I t 2624 to Irvine Unified School port Beach Branch. ·Must ue t,_ • . , llcl 968-5C35. ' tll 4 am. ·' control still under w e '
• .. ~ .. Cooks (Shorthair pttf'dl & •W:u" eoa!t ei;:;,p tt~ Dll.tfil:t, 4861 MJohebob Rd., type SO w.p.m. Have~ min.. )Y~. exp, over :n. •u Ing Materl•I• 806 Gar ... S.le . 112 · , ranty.' i,t Price. I B'M :-~, .c.aun~er Ci.rt.. Hiring for 3 Beach. • , · 'trWlt, 92664. ,. • ot ~ yrs ot collere &:JM clean Ir neat. -P/time. A~ fl SURPLUS BUILDmG HELUJI. We hear you re typewriter. chain, · fllin& ,
l-• locatiOM 1n Costa Mf58. ALES"~Y SECR.ETARY.;EXEC. ability to 111~ ii ply Fa I: Ale, 640-812). MATERIAL 1000, ot iitotu GARAGE Sale, 2 pc Med. planning a GALA AflFAIR cabinelS. 673-2429. . :
Apply in penon, Jack In S i..1W , not over 50 · . f a promotable•pOs.itian &: will WANTED I ~q, · 1 '"""Tf tcwe.e&t E 10t.. ~ Ir you need 11>rrre good ~ · •' i-~ 'Jbe Box, 2235 Jlarbor, C.M. for b&kel!)I' &. a.ndwtch ahop. Unµ1~6,tio~f:'nt rz:ture ~entually become tun time. PART TIME HElP ~-:-; Doon, lumber, IMY· veJvet. Wuber, port Xlnt entertainment. ·We v;ould EXEC swvl chrs _$fsl25 Sec I' '
f . . I . ~~i514Pltaae can collect. ~. ~de 1 e ~. f I 0 n ~ Xln't ~rklng conds "trtnp ' In Fabric Dept. Ina, w:,. lb~, mold· for mobile Mme. UPNb.t like to otter our music. Call ~I ~29 w °i:?~ I
· Rett&urant • reiponslbllity lo nice Ora. btnc(jtJ. . •• Morninp 1r AftemooN1 BUILDER;: su'·RPLUS vacuum. Pa.11o turn, .~5559Jn Garden Grove or !P . 1. · ) A FUN PLACE SEAMSJ'RESS, Exp nee •. eo. ofc. ,....,t In ad·: l°o' App<. Pleaae Call Apply 1n Penon .;,,,, • Redwood. Slat swing & .641Fl565 ~ llolta,!'f•"· Pl1no1/0rg1n1 · 826.,j
Xlnt working cond. North minlslratlon le management Mr. Rohr THE SINGER co -So. Main St., &.A. stand, ~ w/rotl.a. CHOPS • ' .~·~1 TO WORK -Sa 111, Se al Be a ch• -ot tttional hwurance ofc. ~ 833-a606 ~Harbor mvd Mo.htn' Sat .W.5 Bath sell, towel1 Ir linens. Cindy 6 Dan QDJ"IU HOBBY , i
• 2tl-096-446I -~ Call t.r •PP'· 142-7151 or GLENDALE eo.ta -.. · 546-1032 D~• ..-i ~. 3011) * AUCTION * naM 1 • r C11 //} I "16-2G6t NIGARD .. FEDE~L WAn Eql1aJ !:.. ~~ Fumlturo •10 =~· ~~-Fine Fllrnilllre . Don't bey &n>; co pn ilptil . j
' Jh11 K.euben Seor' etanes· 'INSURANCE SAYINGS . ~-Wed. LA Wat C U ~TOM . m a d e ... bed, niteatand, ..... -or Aucti-• & ~30 y':l.. C8ll tplay •. _~..,.-~ !I r Reataurant, 2106 W Qcmn. tetrainment center aiant drwrl· ladya: dreuer & mir-Obi Friday, 7:: E'·m. w me O a aiu """A
t • G. ol • SECRETARIES & 500 Newport Center Dr. tront NB ' .bar w/atorage, c ~ n I n g ror. 'Bir 1tls, matching Windy's Auction Barn s~ia~or ~lnl~U: h 1 , • . e .n.....1·n-In Newport Beach WIG ~o..ii...t.. Ex " front. extends. China cab., overu chr, Maple babys 2175% Newport. CM 646-8686 n 64: -•0~rl e ~ I _,_.., ~-,,.. F.qua.I Oppor. Employer _,,_.,. -. per • ...--living & dining rm pea:, tum. Red Swac la.nip. • , , .,..._ • , ' 'Anaheim & TYPISTS 12·50 hr. Sal + BonuL 1liOO Drexel de.it, bdrm f\lm & R<dwood patio lunt. Steel Behind TC/IJJ' • Bldo Mat I. Coo1t Music Strvlco Now Hlrtng Part time ok I: full time Edlnpr, Hunt Bch. misc. 644-8689 oftice desk, Much More! 35mm Bl:W ·a: llide develop. Newport mvd. at.HarbOr · ·1 lrvfne TEMPO NEEDS. WHO WANJ'S TO WORK! DUNCAN p • .. , aofa " love 64';-2868. Ins equipment lncllldlng Coot& Mea . ,
I ,, -• VOLT DRIVE A CAB! · -v-enlarger 8mm B&W & slide " . BUS BOYS Industrial ComoJax "U" ' CHOOSE ,,..,. houn, -seal 1150· Matching lamp MOVING Sale: .JS .. It developing kit, Polaroid ·F-°""" Los-• ~1 .. l• ~ ln'itaii't Personnel fo ....... -...1, be ~ $25, antique Tea cart Coldspot froltlea refrl&'. 147 pathfinder · land camera & For Beginners. Start
I ,. W h I T Servi CALL TODAY r ,,., ... _.., your own $2!1J" Early A m er 1 can lb·freezer $200. Amana deep --...~..:.. ~ .. ., Wed April 18 7 •',. Part·Time &: IF/time • ave two lne emporary ce •.. boss. Men or women. ·Can ''Guild" am/ftn pbono con.. treeze chest 23 cu ft, 805 lhl navy ..,. ... Ulll ... 4~7 att 6 ·~ at pm.
!, • Daya or Nlih!s -1llollll" for 3848 Cam""' Dr .• SUite 106 WORK TOMORROW! be slightly handicapped •. tole, t65. eves. 536.8340 $3Xl. Olnlng room ae~ table pm ' 6 Wee•.::.rtay""""'
IKNferiff,' o ine Newport Beach stS-4741 _). Ne a t-Oean Appearance. RECLINER, &: 6 dU'I + buttet f15• SWIMMING'' pool Sear s Ham Orpn
, · · Apply J·> dally Equal Oppor. Employ.,. RECEPT-SECTT v11,·retlred. Age 21to10. _,_ ~ .!!5-Drop back 548--%757. • • l&c3Jx~ oval. R•dwood Sludioo . ~ with • legal back· 'Nice &:: Eaq' Supplement your lncomt'. ~ _,., -Both~ · decking. Pump tilter, clean· 2854 E Coast Hwy
: ISi E . Coost u..... grountf ond olii et·· SECRETARY $650 ""'atJs'°"' llrm. Lovely new o,Ive a cab 6 bn or more a , • ~ ~~ ·~~ GARAGE SALE 1ng equ1p. " test ldL Xlnl eorona dei Mor •
:· *wport a.;;h' per~ 1" ~ The [T: =y! Prince :~~iat~~ group to , ~&w ~lyeo..~ ~~ ~ s..m "' ...... UW<lll AN.:r&..1s SI~~~~~ · ~ . ~: F.qual Oppor. Employer rmono --t"'. 1 ITony 0• ,of a .P. seeks attractive PBX·RECEPT. St., Costa Mesa._ SOLID maple bedrrn suite, 9 L m. 1o.SUDlet old SJX). Whlrlpoo't e1:: USEQ ORGAN SALEI
,.:..· ..... , 11 secre to do his royal "Right On" WOMAN, ateady job wra~ dual beds w/ktng head· 2976 Andros, Costa Mesa . dryer $60. Dinette 1et HAMMOND L-103 w/Leslle , ben marketing opening bl . ely ofc &: super Thl5 ls where it's at.-Front ping amall packages and board, two 3-drawer chests 5t.>40"l5 . formlca wood top w/5 gold $892; HanunQnd M-3 chelll')', :---Q....Deu 's 11 In Irvine.) up. XJn't beneHtl. Call desk spot. Poise & good t;yp. maintaWng file1. s 0 me w/vanlty &: mlsror. $130. GARAGE sale: B ed I' hiahbadc chairs. $50.4, 670, $7991 • ....i l}ammoodH . A·clOOebqny, ~~>' I\ Nonna Sand!:, 833-2100. Also -ing, all that's needed. Poliah or Cz.echollovak 54()....8Q97. frames, 4 pc leCtional, 14" wbfte Wall tires, nu re-.ur.r.i; ammgnd -3 $1195; ~ We need lndivldu-Fee Jobs. SECR-ETARV knowl~ lit reading and MOVING !o1ust .ell -Quality maple end tbl, lamps, ""'PS -make offer. 675-5966 Hammond Porta·B $1t:l9;
; .., ala with ~ .'iH• Dennia &: Dennis :Personnel BEGINNER aome typllli. n e c e s-u r y, Jndng rm & den furn, Zenith stereo complex &: a. NEW Lovese t, $55 Push'" Allen Spinet~; Wurlitzer r~~. ' reta'rl•I .ildtli: (to A'"gency of Irvine, 2<112 'Keep On Tntckln' dependable, neat, Laguna• tables, washer It dryer & 22 riOes. $10. to $40. la'A"D mower a $4 so..' Tricy· spinet $495. Theae and many .# Hu openin&:. for h & 60 ~1lchel90n Dr. Get it all together with this BeJlCh, 494-3727 or 4!N-OOl9 misc. 35.5 Vllta. Baya, NB 979--1582, 3344 Nevada. C.M. cle. $3.50 sOoia: picture•, more ~t: ' •
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1 ,.,._, LW C80K w.p.m , .,• 1 ~ SECRETA~V · ·young group. Real cool WOMEN, &ale!, earn tidy 646-2700 aft 5:30. Sat&: Sun. Misc. Used usables, 2560 Woll1chs Music City
! w. '.P0 m '; ,:tyP Rf, F~ Paid. Be~involved in ex· boss.· -. profit & wear la test ~ SOUD mahogany d I n l-n g SAT Only, Mult Go! Fum, Newp:>rt BI v d,, CM. South Coast Plaza 540-b ! ; .-_ min.) ~· 1 (iedlting & coordinating tor. SUPER FastdollS. No invest, trans room table I: 6 chairs. some old, IOme ~ Old l0am-4pm. · 1
!;· • We offer excellent .Pnarketing manager of fine SECRETARY 1 nee. s:f.F7863 or 5:1>-3106 Seml·antique. $775 or best Coke tbl, plurnblne !..te:i.111! CB RADIO Elmac City-Fone oi:;GAN40 OlOrd, ~ble 1
i Full Tim ..... Night1 ·local company.· Salary 10 ·Personal Growth'' YOUNG MAN otter. 642-0046 etc le J\Dlk. 2044 Eut ucee.i SS. 23 dwinets with 18' ~board:xi.,Airilne. 4 yn °~.:. ·-~ , · • ~arth~ ... ~luJ:: · :J'ly ~ ~b~: oigriwed.& stimulatin&. J>O!i· TO. DO YARD WORK. * HI bE-A-~. muat ·Blvd., Balboa, Perdn Point. w,blp antenna, now mounted Sun. 8 ~to ~M: m-2400. f
1 ..... • Awt1 In Person op •·'.!'~ ... ,ff Person!)d • ,._ • ;2 7 9 0 tlon w/rnore. Tesponsibility EOR LAR"-E APT IUlcrHice, 1 mo old, Alao GARAGE Sale Sat only. on a ~· Cabin ~r. All C'ONSOLE H nd. , ~·
• Bel 11 am or a.{t 2:30 pm • f I, t 1 fftdudlng • ~"'ncy, , &: better oppty tor develop-· COM. pl"EX·· Herculon 10ta & loveaeat. New &: uaed cal~tor., for $95. ~11.40 -.:...-.._. bl"~tlun t:.."':!> 1
'· d I ~~f TI ill Hamor Blvd, CM ment. Top 1$. ~ • All top quallt;yl 53HW-typewri ..... IBM lldecton •--, ~ _, -• ':"'~~ 25·i ·1~ Coe1t Hwy 111 lr-l' an, in• Secnetarie1 $400-$1100 . 'J ~ S2 AN. HOUR copiers, cir ... new·~ ORIG Whiltler Lltbo. $175.~ 2 koy boards, like-~w'.
.;'· h mirJ ; offfcei' •ncf AcctoK A/P.ol: P/R $60) Long qr &hort assignments • ~ . CA[L 546-5025 2.:1 ~.!:'t2:t'::. dbl & spread, end ~bll, lam~ Ir . ~~CIOd~~B~~~ $1295., $J.800 new. 5fO-OOM. : Ne~rt Beec plent iand plenty of Clerk Typists to · $500 You decide. Call Dottk!;. . very reu 675-31.lD rear ot misc. sa-5315. . Lltho $1500. Pvt pt y. OLD fuhioned pump style
: Eq~;pP,<;£nPloYer .o-1unltyforod, 100°/o FREE.'_ ~l~ATTEMPO Antiq-800 Tl>Fernleal,O!M · MUsr u l ~ FiHfat.&m: ~. · ~,piano, xlnl cond. : ·-===---vancemen;t:. Liz Reinde"· Agency TEMPO CONTAINE.R SALE LUXURIOQS leather chalr &: Washer, ::rfi• free• e r • PATIO Sale. Sat &: Sun, An~ rungs 830-52)2 •
: SAIES1 "l"" C 11 iy t 4500 Cam~ ~r. Tomporary.iiolp SAT lG,6 * ~JJl!I lU ottom. Perl .cond. 6'XW' dog "frig, poo tbl. bed&, •ti:. que Gi'and piano. lamp8 KOHLER a. C&mpbeD ~
: Comn(un1e11tlon to $9K s'u .. o: 1!nsono 546-2118 N~ Be~ch ___.. Juat amifed trOrii "Scotland kennel, antiques etc. 1935 ~er:! ~buc;o -tables, pictures, Mifc. 124 A C0fl90le ~ $550.
! Unusual oSIW!· offered by .· 821·-r... SECRETARY "for sales & ~ 300 piects old world &n. Port Camey, 644-2883'. ' Grand Canal, Balboa J!i82 • one of'natlon'11 largest com· '-UA marketing oUice. Must be TEMPO tlfl\les. Prime c o n di t'io n 8' SOFA matching ~hair. l BAR<?AINS I Fun:dture, •ml ROTARY Lawn monr A API'~ !mall minuet Oxln
' panlet. CaMb\e l n.d Iv. 2411 W. L·aPalm'1 Ave sharp, t y pl n g, 60+, ·NEEDS YOU items included. _Pian 0 , end tabie, 2 tamps, 1 cor:{ee appliances, Oriebtal"objects, pulh aweeper $45, Aquirium ~·· OOnt .mnd. Beaut ~ ~ w/desire'. tq . get · ahead Anaheim, C1llfoml• sh?rthand '10+ Prefer sale1 FOR IMMED. OPENINGS .._server; aate .leg 1 ~Jes, tbl, Dinette t~. 4 cbra. Call ~1:'~~7 ~· $10, Tenvlum. $7, Elect tone. $JOO. 545-4367
• :~~ry~ ~ o~r cc!~ CAL-COM·P oUi~ exper. & aptitude. • K.erpunch Opn . ._ b>okcases, -bureaus,, desk, 963-4188 anytime, , (The Btutia) N.B IM • train $25. 536--2315. Sporting ~ 830
J + bonUI + car. Call Jim Must be able to grow. e 'l'ypUit1 JI <trawen, ROLL 'T q P fifEDnT. tt;yle din rm table, · • FOltMICA top walnut chests -J; : 833-2700 De . & 979-<>660 • Stenos -DESKS,-ward r o.b e 1 , s chairs, buffet .• Darit: oak, GARAGE aale Sat 10-5, Sun $35 I: $25 Matching ·night ' TENT WANT~D .
:1 -~ ~ '1 !'-&.MIS f • 'iiUU.!...•" SECRETARY, type 70-80 .• A/Payabti; . wasbstandl, ch~. sewing carved. About so )ITS old. 12-5 only 2078 Marion Way, stand ;s. Decorator mirror Can .552-8357 '1 'trvine, man~~~elso~ng.,o . • i,,1.:,aurvmla .. S.H. 100, real estate Ol' mkt e Cert. P.wbhc. Acct mach, .. rocken, annoires, Perl cond. $250, 673-2552 Cos~ ldeta. Freezer, elec ,$4(1 Del.uxe Eureki.vacuum SKIS-Knelsal·'6";Head $55,
, . I "CC:tfrr.11.t .. -....... exp. helpful. Send retUme to • Carpenters "beds, piano itools, plant BROWN hld -bed new~ ~· power mower, tools $40. MS-2982 . . Resvt $60, all w/bundlngs. • • SAL~S a.ERK . ,......-p 0 Box 1960 N 8 92663 • Elec. Assemblers stands. Speclal cash & CaIT.Y covered e--al50 · p tr 0 ~ Items galore! I · . Schwinn bike 125• c:Jo ...... ,.. 1 ~ fiome exper neceu. Full & Prod I · · ' · · Irvine 5404450 dllcount Sat/SUn only. re · a ° FAMILY G · Sale LAWN Mower, Mw, 21" .no-oiw ~--~;~ p/time. ~8264. Checker UCts, nc SECRETARIAL -Supervisor, Anaheim 533-ZJ.22 Antlq!Jel of the World ~~w chain £2!! ··;iMovtng! ~ aoesi Snapper, Cbmmerctal 3 TV, R1dlo,. HJFI, .. • -
, , . •uto PP.tJI, 111 E. 19th, CM I pl days," F/tlme.. ~l'IOMel NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO ~·* 22 Rooms Of Antiques eac ' 2243 Meyer· PL 6. 2239 HP · $150. Call 894-3610 aft 7 Stereo-' : , 136
: ..r Equa Oppor. Em ayer m/f Dept, Hoilg Hoap, NB Tempo Teniporary Help * From 22 Countries 4 Poster !Olid walnut double Meyer Pl, CM. s.t.:Stm. pm. • • SALESMAN I ~ S E_ C R -E.T A.RY I B kkpr, 1957 Newport Ave. bedstead, very Old, but :xlnt GARAGE SALE Sat-Sun ll-4 REFRIG, ii)·~ Metal sink & 1973 ZENITl( Ir. RCA TVs & ; ., _ I ~ p/tlme. Koteles ,& Vanden JEN ' MEN . Costa. Meaa 548-9033 cond. $95. ~7421: ' clotbeii TV iten!q. camera cabinet., $3) •• vacuum ste!J!Os " priced tQ_ cle_ar. -A11 : .'._. WANTED Bossche a r ch l .t e c t I , ANI'IQUES FINE Maple H u t c h ; glassw8.re, 'bed II, golt aets: cleaner, Sears, $20. 549-121l:i ' av all. M.odels are b1 stock &
• '1"' n, . EXECUTIVE 646-0525_ • • BeautUul turniture. etc.· for Louv'ered doon. Xlnt'.'Cond. misc. 2308 t.a Unda CM alt 5pm on display at Orange Coun· 1• ~" SERVICE Sta" Sal 175 u7· ~3 · o ty's largest dealer. 3 yr pl" '·' •0• esman NEEDED AT O!'fc;E lale. 9 a.m. to SlllUICt. 2976 . ~ --GARAGE SALE M YING Sale: Bdnn set ture tube, 1 "" parts & , ! ~ Mature ...:.....n IQ be an out· SECRETARY fn::e~ru~. z~~ To work in Costa Mesa area. Andros, ~I&. ~ ~~. ~.:t·$7~~aln~ SAT/SUN. . ~:: d== ~ ~~lke ;~ ~mterm ... ,w8ITllJ1to ...,ty. ~-~
:;;-;. lide ttP~ntatlve for pref'd. Full or p/time. Ap-china cabinet ·$100. 968-6462 Comer 23rd &: Orange misc. 156 E. 19th, C.?.1,--~ color Tv moi :0'46
.. ,·~· "P.aclfic View 11-femorial ply Shell Station, 17th &: $150 Per Wk Gu•m. N:J:s. = ~~~ 33is COUCH, gold, almost new. OLD&: new furn., ~. 'TI ENCY. Brit. inc. globe,. _Brookhqrst, H.B. 96&-33290r
•• ~. -1 J>n.fk. Will work for the president Irvine, N.B. • PosHJon.s are permanent. Via Udo, No. C, Npt Bch. $90. Bookcawes, wooden, (2) ~ boolai, everything. dictionary, o:ill. prep serles, 9021 Atlanta, H.B. !162-5559.
!• _ of rapidly growing com· SERVICE Sta~n, Cd M . Start Immediately ADDf&ancH I02 $10 each, 846-1()69, 84&-3444. Santo, M1aion Viejo Adventures in L.I v I n g sIBREO: 1973 Quad System '·· we· Offer·. pany, located Jn the Tor-area. Age 20 or over. 5 ~ 2 PC. living rm, cottee tbl, GAMES, booka, c 1 O t h t! s, 1300/Best otter. 645-0672. Gatta.rd model full size ranee area. Must be fluent Nite.s -4-!2. Sat/SUn oU. Phone: 97Mm NEW l!:lec. Maytag lkYer, book &helves. Sf:ulsh style. some turn. Sat &: Sun, l{).4. POOL 4' deep, 12' wide 18' changer, 4 Quad speakers,
• ~~:: ' \ ln both English &: Japanese. Phone 673-.8818. for e.ppt. used one month. $100~v &: misc. $1.:.$25. 646-2337 690 Governor. Collta Mesa. lone w/acceum:ies. Best AM /FM/MPX receiver too
-· ~ 2; i Tnl!!i and 1barthand skills SERVICE Sta. SaleAman, Betwn _9 & 1. Monday party, >:-.call bet. 5: 3-0, ** 3 Pc. Gola. Couch OLD Desk chair, play pen, offer. ~ tape deck plug' in jack£'.
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Bciinu1 Plen · further ln1ormatioD call: experJ Neat. Apply morns TOOL.MAKER ''B" COPPE~coior Pl stove, 4 $75. * 842-2432 E, San~m.n, !anQ"'""emente . cafpet ·..MO. TV iai. \owun ~~,L---t 11 !9' =.....-·•m ng mmt be al:iove awrqe. For Pltime eves/wk~-: ~ent-eonaltion. _b~,-bl'JC~t I: ~~ '7G.;....~ Wal. left unclaim~ Still. ·
~ Hospllallzallo~ P ion 2590 Newport Blvd, CM. No age Umll. Day lhllt. burne lO'ill ....,11• . $Ill HOUHhold -114 · 1s. 642-'J913. 382 RDChester, guaranteed. w., 125Q. Now
11 • & Other Benefits 1213) ~5590, eXt 75 SERVICE Sta. Attend. full & CAL-DRAULICS CORP. 962--~·. 64&-i9sl-1~r, ' * * * SOFA & Loveseat, · CM $US, or take . ovet°" am.all
;. • . Equal Oppbr. Employer p/time. Appl~~ ('.o. Coast 2910 S. Oak, S.A, 557-4321 RECO~. AP-PUANCES ;:~0~Ji;11 ho:. $155. 'J'E~ din. table, 47x47 exa. AMF poc>] table; 9', .I.late: ~ents:> 893-0001
! -=,.. Financing w/rio intttest Hwy, Lag. Be. h.-.. . 11DT8t Lathe Delivered: gui.'r. l>\inlap's, -REDEX.'ORATING Furn. , 73 $175. Yellow aold rug, Xlnt ~oond. incl. all cues, STEREO: 1973 -~ Watt ~-;.' &: J:lO CIJ!CIJt. restrictions. SHAf.1POO irJ Assis~! C 1 Mo 1815 Newport, CM S.7780 • lampe: rup etc. Mult go. 9xl2, $40. 6~ equJpment fl50. 642-04.12 . ·Garrara model, p1;9ff::sional • .. " . ' "'UICK CASH w/Calit. lie. Apply ID OI. •• A ·1 ·: ..:,..,. ')I:.,., ' I 115 24" AA..' s·~ b"· 130 size changer, Jensen air ~-·-. nUs k prestige selling foi" ,,-pe1'90n, Ken Templeton's, Top $$$. Good "J>tt. req'd, LATE model washer and ppr&lleQ .,,......,..... ewe ry . ..,.,., s ·~ · 11\1'. • suspension 11'1> e 8-lte rs ,
: ~ :t>aclftc View Memorial Park ' THR~UGM A 1701 Westclltt Dr N.B. Solid machine shop of lar.Je dcyer.,_.~ .. condition $45. 1WO SINGLE BEDS. VW rearibumper, OOl!IPlete AM/FM/~1PX :eceiver;, 8
, ~-. ,'overlooking the B I u e ' co. each . .,....,....-. $35 FOR oom * * · * * * * $5. 646-3680 Track dt!Ck. Qria1nally SilS.
:::(; ;pacllic · · • DAIL Pl'L•oy· DAILY PILOT Call lmmodlatoly MAYT4G gu dry'"· 4 temp • &li.9309 e. DIAMOND · Solitaire with ESTATE SALE: Natunl oow 1175. w., left unclalm-. ('!.. NO .FEES .settings. 6 yrs. Orlg. $349, AN'tlQUE din.· tble & ch rs. nawiea ceiwr. pr 'at s a 1 autumn haze mink stole, ed, still brand new in box &
, ~.. For Interview ., CLASSIFIED ADS e p p $ 'now S40 cash 536-1711 . <;berry ma00g. OverswH'd ,123QO. Sell 69. et. .. of pmcct colld. 552'9'115 alt 6. guarantee!l. Cuh or ·.,.n
: Call 644-0212 .WANT AD ·• • • N.Ew 16' Coldapot 1'kr,xlntcond$75675-0323. Genuine AMErHYST, gefil"-·NaturalRanchMlnkCo&t pymntll,893-0501.· : , -FOR ACTION (., 500~~~ce:'S:°'·· ,,.1rtgerator. Green.. Xlnt Vacand<llcoot-l,ll<nt .s.'8u~ •Jll!:,e IJk&pl.~:.-*EASTER SPECIAL*
• Mon livm 10 am-12 pm 642 567l C ' ·' · cond. Best oOcr. 675-4984. YOll' -11/1., , store GOLD BAND ho · _., · Robulll0 Plcturo T ....
: .. " liom H ·pm • -·. ~ · A~L 642·567B '.W 6:.;J??....,. Like to tnde! Our Tnlder'• bldg., etc.~ a oOui Pilot Value $3Xl. ,.'n ~= CHERRYWOOD din t b I , $15-21" or 25'1 Col9r ~ • • Unk>n BanJt •Square , Paradile ciil.wnn 11 b' you! ClaMUted Ad. Sell ldfe ltema jewelery. 675-7521. ' chn .~ter, fine china, * 2 YEAR WARRANTY ~ ;::__. -• ~ ~ • I • Orange~-- -5f7-&l46 5 lines, 5 ~ mr 5 bucks. DOW! tan 642--5611 !brl . -'iw. glassware, bike. 675-1911. Installation Available
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' •. ~''' 1 1 STAR GA:,....,....,1<..,¥...., Typist ocoptloa 11 • ,. , 8' ply wood, $35. acceuorleo !ormerly Mesa North Ceri"r ~ ,, ,.• r II\ .a;,~,.. '1' Matured Individual w/mln • · ! $35. 549-2759 • l Bick S. of-Baker 546-6(i)l
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• -"· T d 1 1 u --1-. oc.. U)~Q) sn1a company on e _ :: !!8 11 • H B whip ante•••, -_,.,,_, t ... ~~ o eve op message ar .. ...,,......,7, 3-2l~j Orange Co Airport Good _ Ji II 'l'~ B ti R o I 1f ~ 1 o OUD plants Ill bloom. 28 ~~ ·~~ ,
• 'n,n ~WO!,~ coms1 b'~ing to~ c< 75-79-89 , starting s~ary + · profit· R I p R , , c r, B D , grow outdoors, $9.95 up. 6ll ~ ~ : r~~ n4'0 ' -All 1 • 1t'•V.US VI your L\lU oc 1n11!ign. • • • I mar1 .. ,.. ._ .... Id J·•-rutce. -Crest Av. H.B. 536-2379 ...... ..,~. Q'ft-1 PIOll!>Cd Jr ewe•-&1 YflW SCOlPIO ll'5 Ill' t""' ,..,.... p L v ~ I R L G E N I .l I I ~,·,-~· N"-lt 2 Colm 32 Ya.l.,....,,..t2A1Hr OCT.Vi~ ApplyMOn·Fri,3000Alrway .:.. '1."'" i.... L:.: . SWAPm·eetenror'!'Newcar ALL cahnne COV, TV ~ .,. (..;; .1o1Af10 JPitut JJToo GPIGM • ' Ave .• ~aMesa(NrBaJror. 4 . I B K ti' I U. BR .SAL L wuh_s~s with bullt·ln w/new plX tube, walnut
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.&pm. 1 1 ~ .. :u:1 &pl. J yn. ~. ?JO. a: ~ ex-6: 11' .elf cxmtalhed modeL ..-25' uI~Vl:ltER C.bovtr C&mpu $12 0 0 . • ' n ver mJ.x, V«y tru. Aft. 5 A ~ Slffpm It Shella. Meu 2'1'·22' CX>NTINDr!'ALS 6t6 9594 from t to s: aft s,•·--, -------.~,-.. ·--• ..J.,....
p1.....,t -One pf.the 96l-29()4, '• Caa>per Soles, m; -ai· PIUllE . JOYS ' 548--0351· I flN: A
few <lop that Is "' bal>Pll 10 IJt_ THUNDERBIRD Jro•bo Blvd.,~-646-«m VAN CON' .;IlSl~NS '6& CHEVY PICK UP. r 1'.d. LUlolL . ~=-----1 ~·J°" _:i:..i::, = I](), low b.., ~ bali 'Ill GALAXlE del~e camper --1" e Sm!<~ e Rentals $ID),
k, ;0pe,., __ pupoptlesd • • .,,•rua:;:· -=dog~! 613-4;:;::::;1112?'-· ..,.._ tanlD, fllll cuivaa. «JO Fro °" P<dec:t "6 FM! lit ""' * Danmar Ille. * Call ~81 1973 BA ... ;:;-; • recotder, · immac. $4900. w/alr 'cond, radio, 'beeter. · !"13 FORD Ranchero All
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bouaebroken. ~ OLD Engllab Sheep· dop 557-uJl auto, to mi, 1t1per extraJ. 1330~ Ilarbor Blvd., q.c. "~ eryth" hea CREVIER BMW * F[" Puppies * :~ill1eb~;t!~ '71 BEL~OY: 22' $ac. Si.5.'6. 548--3'197 • Npt :b~0atllfllj ' dut;v.~1~118
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MlxeCI breed. ~ gram oonlblbed Whnllcll al· )~=."-~"'~1· Cycles, Ilk• .,CONDOR l969 I.,_ ... Vint -' ~ :118 W. lot St\Santa Ana ~ sir,i;spydtf.
2 Buaeta. Male & spay<d f~ We belieYe >'Pl!..,,: 1511!io. S5l.a6'14. 841_Jis3 · S.uton . 915 10 p1 po. iv ont., ;.,.te; , . , ' as-3 11 ~ ,.;i:S.'." ctiso ='., __ _...._M;;,;,.G;;.;;l __ ,_1
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fem. Small part Shepherd, not buy a healthier~· , . p.uitler, &!luxe driver 1913 GMC Shottle Van · 8M 'MS D~t Mb'ltoond:.$1850.~9. 1'
female 6G-3i12 Conceived Qn Chrlstmu and 1956 OASSIC ~ 21 FOR SALE: 1989 Yamahi. teat.a. lined velvet drapes, Brand New, Fully Factor)I t-Oooc' .L~•"'" t..o-• 197T MGB <
10, l of a kind pup.. 6 wkl • re&cly for Easte'? liUkets. OJrit Cl'att Speed boat. call 125. EDduro. that ii dlrt roof rack, tnller hitch I: F.qulpped including 4 spd, Mlles·~~;.-QWR947 "n FI'AT 124 Sp~r eonvr. Med. sz. dog 675-l61Si 315 1$500 ftnn. 6i5-0073.. ~10 days A 963-6516 ~ . Bik~ bu an ex· more. Priced IO sell l>)' radio and aux J e a 1 ~ • BW'K. wltan int • ...23.000 rnl:
Eut: ~. Bai.boa Penln. PUPPY WORLD, 100 Mixed eves tor detail.I , " . ·~~am~ =~ owner. ·LI do 1 ale. CTGQ1S3VSU281). FU L. MU$1 ~ ~ 631.,lflJ9 or
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Part German Sbep. Need& PR Bull Terrier, Oockapao, 1/0, !65Dlercnilaer, FM • bam!I new rt.J. • Roni A --nance and-· ' FIAT U 4 COUPE LOY& 54().-16:12 &39-'8961 !'om. Cbl™•a'"• '1'-<:uo radio, .ipo 4. !lab/lkl, or . dbi MIKE-McCiARTHY >-Speed, N .. Rad;ats, Alloy
4 speed, factot'Y alr, AM.
FM, heater, Sparkling red,
black lnttQru:... 643G"'W.
1 ---~-"""'''-"'-"=--Poodle, Labn.do~. Open Catanna '1 hr. 213: 59'J-1723 Plltoo. 1aoc> for:k brace, for your V.catlon .,,--BUICK \\'heels, R.adk>, 4tODU1 at * * NEED home for cute, Eyes. Stud Service. 531-50:l7 * * * 14' Fiberglass run. = =~ r:et0r etoollec-* 5S1~ •. ....-· BEACH BLVD. AT
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adorable puppk!L Par I H 156 aboot. 35 hp. Elect It, ' nu: SAN DIEGO FRWY CAPRI ~-!l36-3590 , .,.... • ~---~ kit Needs ooly main bear. Trallan, J r-94.5 -· -·· ' _._ ____ _ ... ,. .... ......., w/trtr. Ml&Sl eell. inp, a good buy for the -· -~ · .. ~ -l~~~~~~~:~IREG C!:Jestnut Qullrter•Mare Maki ofr. 6t6-088S. beainner. Best otter over f.Olt the m:nall car 12'· '67 FORD V&l) ..... Map, tpe ~ Ii Flashy, gentle', well trained, 18' GU.SPAR in brd/olJnl, $250. call eves, 830:6687; Papooee $995. U' neld ·• deck, crpted, W'l'1 clean. ' Jl-L. J 9 yn. Reg Yearllilg Quarter Volvo ene fllll .....,. Ask for, Jdlc ~ Strum $11'5. New '12 11' RWll good, 11400/be<t oller: • · ..... ....... r, Filly, Reg Palomino gelding ~-~~ mM98. Scotaman • wltollet $1495. 846-4746 1';·----~iiili~L~Alao~~Wce:•t:ern:_~s~a~d:d:I•. FOR sale 22' all laa llkllf. ,UllllfV ·DAYllll'MI Financing a..U •. Mel& '12;;;:.-:00,,:DG=.E""°"v'"'an~----6=-cy~l.I BRAND NEW II 537-8491. Appal 8' be"am, ~rs comp! ~IUUl~I . . u.>Un Camper Sales, ~ Harbor black tuck'&" roll, yello"''
, REGISTERED oosa gl.,., $600. ~ WESTMINSTER Blvd., .C.M. ... • lhag. e..t Offer. 962-l946 '73 CAPRI
Dogs .• I 154 ee,b''"""1aze 8· ~o,rrldrel 16~ GfAl:.!O SliclCcraft 40 HP OF 19~' NOMAD. seU con-'72000GEVAN 1--'--------1 w for •"""" · er. ~ • ·t-'ned, sips ia· .. .._ new ~ ·· . · lm--"'lato ~-!Ivory MOVING forces sale of $500. 644-1547' • Evtnrude w/traller. $61'5; Adutt Park. 'Yne:;c beach. Pa.:lelled. mw tires -W . mwu .,.
beautiful golden German A $inall deposit '!'ill bold a ~l101 or 493-91B8. 9306 llal~, Wattniln1tor nGOO· 1560 PlaQentla Ave: , $311tl. · * ' 494--0322 . . · ~USTAF,SON · ~=n. 9 pa::S. ~::s: ~~ 01:11m1!~~&~ 18Cru~~:-~~ ~~ T S:.~ "t:'~ 11~ F--9. N.B. ~u~~.~~ co;;: L1ncOln·M•rcaryi
_._ ,,,-. ,....., .,., "D ..... -• St for mo, of u •••• ~ ~19 trailer. $1895. !162-3)32, .. IN: Y rv ay 15 ARI~T Lo-Liner. version, ice box, told a-v 16800 Bee.ch at Warner · uu'"' _,...~, ;,.; ..... ,,.,, · ... uv .,.._,., Excellent condition. Sleeps bed cabtoets shag ci-Pf Huntington Beach
George, Newpon Bcaoll. THOROBRED BAY WANTED -power "r motor John's· Rac:lnv CyclH · six. GAS J'driaerator. Ex· FM0 atereo/taPe deck. M.,j 942.-* (213) 592-5544
AFGHAN pups, rare Blue $300 642-3090 sailer = J:n TD~ * BUL TACO * · tras too. $1500. 54.!-1395. rims, new tires, $.U» or of· ''Horne of the Viking'' ::"~or 1'.oai:;,M ~'";; HORSE FOR SALE' Pinto .:.:: R.;.t /C..;,rt'r ,;. HEADQUARTERS F()R ~; • ~'r"doub~ bdi fer, 5'G-JS09 •71 CAPRI
temperament. Vecy reas. Mare: Welsh & Morgan; 7 ·DESERT, MOTO X. 1T ne. • /zl ove~ ~ 1
61) VW Bus. Runs good. $900 4 speed stick &hilt radio
terml. 64>2235 • · yrs old; $300. 9621983. Ch•rter 57' KetCh ~· ~~.w D ~ ' · or Best Offer. · heater.' excellent Conditio~
OBEDIENCE class to statt ''Tl-•" Harbor at Wilaon, C.M. Call 673-4037 aft 6 PM. thruout, low, .Jow mileage. 'VW . 646-4655. 9r 646-2428 24' SELF co n·t a in e d 1970 FORD Van. New tires. (64.588Pl. t;::0~=~~ =l ~·~~lla~M;.,.~~,;~I~~ ~~t:~~~ spnng & BICYCtE SALE ~g~~nd, Like new. Make Runs good. $2100. SPECIALLY PRICED 7:30pm. Open to all dogs .... rrt p. . Otet Salisbury Il l\'EW 10 SPEED ITALI,AN 548-<3814 CALL 548-3493. FOR
OYtt 5mo. 546-4928 675-8344 or "Tioga", Box 316 BICYCLES $59.95. Beach , '65 OIEVY" panel, auto, good y·ou t
B.E A'U TI FU L mixed Bal.boa bland 9&>2 ' Bicycles,. 800 E. Balboa ~ Al.JO l97l aeU contained, eond. Private party, $650 • n .. h ~--I 900 Bl d Bal~---rear BR, awnlng, Jg 3 way -·~ Labrador pupp;ea; 110 ea, 1 -• ~or• · Boeh Sall 909 v " ~ ••~•-· ~-. I """ 100 ml. -•-;:..:•~=---...:....--1 " "
weelu ·old: Male I Female ' ·RICKMAN HODAKA ;~ ~~· m' Auto Loosl-,B IAZ .iAN AUTC,
9'19-8429.' SCRAM-LETS -HOB E C ' Xlnt cond, Race-rea<ll" 11' TRAVEL Trailer, Semi • ... 96it -(,\Nt!i!!m) -BEAUTIFUL Easter Pup-1 A1" 16 Many xtras. 'Make @ffer. · . 173 2100HR«..,.ca...-. M ·M«>
Pi,. Beagle AKC '5 wks 2 ANSWERS 9 MOI old. Needs cleaning 644-:m4afteT1 pm =-. Ca11·4':!'1~.~nd •. Sips s, , CORTINA ' ' ' ' up. $100(), Can be .... at ' --~ MONTE CARLO M,SF.833-l526. WOODY'S WHARF 2318W 68 HQNDA Chopper, many 15' NORTHWEST Coach · 1---------
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\\'ire wheels Pirelli titts,
. Xlnt. cond. $1900. 675-Q881 JAGUAR
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.Chrome -:Ire """'''· 4 Spd, . Rallye Ka.1-· Beige with. complimentary UWTT
Interior, New top, Low 4 cyl, 4 s~. radio, vtii,yi
Miles, Exlremely Clean, roof. Gold Interior, black well kept automobile. vinyl toj. 353.AGD. '
$2695 $977 NEWPORT Sec It · You'll Buy It 1
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A1r Cond .. Powt'r Steerihg, "{WO OPEL '70 GT!a
4-Speed, Afi.1.·FM-SW Radio, One Yellow with 4·Spttd, One
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AKC ~ F. purebred Mingle _ MiStl.t ~ Comedy NewpOrt Blvd .. NB. Phon~ accessories,.,. make otter. ·wlPort·a-Potty & 15' 'ps LAND4U CORTINA 1967, needs motor
l!il\lfh Jhupn r " +·· ~ sJ'mjel ID months, _Easily_ Lading_ Catkin ~74;, ask fOJ' Woody. ~-59µ. zm1 ·,~aple No. B, stove, Sips 3. $100. 968-6462 Power Steering, Power Disc work but 'lll else very good. MAZDA
•""'· · -KISSED by a MAN ' . 22' GOLDEN Falcon. Comp Brakes, Power Seats, Power Asking ~. 644--0'J48 * M zd '7' R I * 1970 OPEL Kadette waril. -• STANDARD SCHNAUZERS No woman ever goes truly WANTED:• Shields Class '73. EUNDA_PP 125 MX .self contained. All extru. Windows Auto Trans Alr • • 0 •ry -.102 HP, new tires. -(jood ,
·A.K.C. 8 weeks & 1 yr. $75 content to her grave unless Sall~t, good cond. without· engine, 4 mo. old, ~. 646-4017 Cood, .AM!FM Stefeo, DATSUN $66 MONTH cond. $1100 .. 833-880'l i
up. a.37-4144. · at least. once in her;-Jife....tle 675-42.81 $52S¥undapp eng. $150. 1966 SHASTA 18', SIC,·Slpa Cruise Control, lnstrumen· 36 MONTHS O?EN LEASE 'S8 OPEL GT
AKC German Shephent pups has found out v.ilat it's like 26' FL1JSH deck sloop. Super 892 6. Hitch incld. smo tatiorY, tilt Wheel, white OA TSUN Will accept trade-ins orlgln{I] owner $1250. '
- 2 mo old, $35. -to be KISSED by a MAN fa.st. Fully race eqpt. Greal SACRIFICE! 1972 Schwinn . 846-1648 vinyl roof, ·THIS CAR HAS · CALL MR. FRY 842-6666 642-5479 CAD
Call· 54i-3697 wHh a full besro. daysailor also, 54lHro4 or Sporis Tourer,· l6" frame. 18. BREEZE Sips 6, toilet, EVEl\YTHING C341HNS). NEW · 1973 H t B h I
BEAUTIFUL "'ue eyed B M I f 4'K-1213 • New cond. $225/New; will ~ lmmed, lat. Delivery PICKUP un eac '69 OPEL K(Mlclte, Gold ... oats, • nt. --'I !or··~ ..._ .,,A .. ._. shower, etc, like nu. ,,_,.,, · • w/blk •·undau 10p 4 ..i
AuatraUan Shephml pup-Service 902 CRUISING>tfOAT ~ -~·~ ~" 5.16-3518 or 213 -116.1-1008 $106 • ' v-•
pie•, 6 wu, 18), 6'llH!265 32' Block i.tand sloop Xlnt '11 KAWASAKI Enduro 115, •-tlllty ·~7 , • NO DOWN MAZDA 1585~ pri 119'· 96UMOI. ' SHELTIES AKC. 6 wks, bi's BOAT e1eaniDg, salvage A cond. Ready: to go. $i5,500. xln't cond. $425 or ofr. '66 Tr•l .. rs, U · -~ $68.23 per mo. tor 48 mo. . J..PORSCHE
6 mahogany M-$95. F-$85. repair. mxterwater. . o.mer; 675-8344 . . Honda 90, $125. 64&6713. TRAILER f bOat or cy 1 per mo, Def. payment ce $3213.60. Greatmarld;.g.~ Call548-IZ5 CATAMARAN B-Llo an'69HO AXl5SuperHawk. · or ce plustax.36mo:.O.E.L A.P.R. 14.34. . '71 p.!.--L 91 .i.
SHAGGY Sheep""" I Cocka· Boats/Marine alum • lbrgls. 00' 1o':,;,. ll2' Need& repalr." 115, Have 145' ' 846--0500 so. CAL ' . !'133! Beach Bl. • -' ' __.... ! •
poo male I yr • loves kids Equip. -904 mast. 11115 firm. O>mpiele. SIMONS' utllity trailer Sill, 1st NAT BK MERCEDES BENZ : · f-Cyl' ;
blk &reY & Mlt:.962-345L Xlnt cond. 645-1091 eves. tanks . xlnt cOncf. $350. HVy duly . ' 5 Spd, AM/FM. 31,100 ides,
• (3) ADORABLE i. Oocker ·. 5\0 HP EVINRIJDE RAVE ·16' Hobie cat ' many xtru on bike. taip, 125, 545-:1422. ' LEASING '72 Mercedes , mag wheels, radial ttlot, ~~w.eeks old. $15. ~~ takes. Ca~l ~~;=~~=~~. %t plus. Avto 's.r\tlC9.1 '•'1sf49 :w1~~~~1!°nDr. .·~~==•.wlo~~ leftZ 2~ ~tar~l=lyj~anbl~ck in·. (
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C 0 LL 1 E p 0 p S, BEARCAT 55 b.p., 4 eye o.b. I Y_ or Llrxla 6:'5-.'1871 OJ'. Sell for Vl value._P(ivate. • 1966 vw teWU, , t . 1500 CTI4) 8.13-8&20· (213) 924-4413 exc. cond. thru~t. See ti, at Auto Transh~r_.~.rtt~tlonlnl, erior. $4ff5 . , l
'I'Rl-CO' "R 5 WKS AKC xlnt controls & tanks. .$650. • J1A)-7lf3 640-0169. beit ffi 118 :Mth SC No B Ask Electri WUlOOWQ .Pow ~~? . Pvt lW'f:Y. 645-2888 . . 19~ RHOD~ day aalle.r. tfix· CTWO)': '72 Honda C8751);.4. __ engine. ~7056 ° er. 'Autos wanted . 961 AJ. ., . . . . for ~Steeri~r AM/FM, LO c :1 "'NEWPORT
l BASSETI' Hoq,nd pilp left. 1971. VANSON bbat tra'ller, ed Keel, 3 hp OUU>oa.rd: All Maiwn,&:gold. Lo tnileage. : ~·~\VE PAY 'Top DOLLAR '71 DA~UN wgn. w/rack . Garage Kept Auto. , ·• ro wks old. Fml. Shots. 18' adjustable, never, uled. ii400t.y ~ Xlht. con<l. Like nu. a.ft.6pm -545--2322 FOR roff USED CARS RIH ·org. owner, c}n. xlnt .. ~ $6495 , _ JMPQRTS !
SpeClalprice.9(;2;.3139 . Save$.846-4377 ~ •. • ' LAD:IES' Raleigh. SupE!rbe §] U your ~ar is extra clean, cond.· $1,795/best of~er. -N~RT ~OOW.CoulHy.ty. N.11, _____ -g£741i' 'i2 'llONDA SL.150 low rbltes. 3-speed blke.~ot cond. $00. I -i.llio I~ see us'fim, ' 842-9018 I · • ' . "'Y!!'"' 642-9405 ' 1 tJ1l(R:SJUllZVV..lYWZF---. ~ ;;'d. Must ..it. l600 Call 557-4086 aft 6 ~UEH R00BUl81CKd '11 DATSUN, 4 dr Jl'llllw, prl IMPORTS ~1
SCHE •71 '. · . .. ,, · .' · • · 3 Maple St,""Apt E 1972 SUZUKi TS-i'i5 ~~" ar r v , owner. $1295. call 557-82.67 1 • "-Costa M,.. GOod coodlmn $425 Costa Mesa · · 919-lSOO Santa Ana 3!00 W, Coast~ .. N,B, 91 •• COUPE
CORONADO 25 lO•t cond. e54&-9880e AntlquH/Clonlcs , 953 IMPORTS WAN!TED 642-.9405 Air Cood.', •Bedter "Mexko"
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,. compliment Qf,. sails. '72 HUSKY 250 Orange.CDwtty'a cleao, Below blue book. J 50 USED AM·FM·~•reo, 5-Speed, ·iU·
.Make offer. 6f4..653'7 Good cond, ~-.,AA .,121 "GRAND. ERA'' TOP $ BUYER 492-5907 aft 6pm. ""'s;EQES EDZ et ' CAL aJ sallbooC No 625. •·~· ~ Bll.L MAXEY TOYOTA · , ~ ·• Good. cond Newport "moor-"ADULT Schwinn 3 wheeler, Complete or Partial 18881 Beach BlV.:. 69 DATSUN pickup, 4 spd.
Ing. $3200. GG-On like newRdllOO. 645-1400. 1721 RESTORATIONS ff' lk•cl> Ph 841.aSss tape deck, heater, camper ON DISPLAY
19' S. Coast Keel Kings . NB , 853 Production Place '4~'49 UNRESTO~ MG she.II. $1,!XXl firm. 846-9574. Sharp New Car
Sall boat. N~ work. $100. '68 SP0RTSTER XLCH. 77" N pt Beach. 646-0076 Anytime Ask for SUzanne only. . µt70 DATSUN Wqon. Auto. Trade.his
557-1288 ~~· $J?OO: 615-4600 RecrHtional * 642-1999. * ' ~~~% 1:5~~1. .Sl600. Coming In Every D•Y 1961 PORSCHE Super ; •
LIDO 14, mml cond. SCHWINN VARSITY . 'Is' .Vohlcl.. .956 JUNK CARS :WANtED 1969CONV. RW..'aood, $595. Ask About Our_Unlque ~~su~r·w=-~ ~~)~i $1100. 10-«peecl. Like brand ~w. ."F .• .._ . I pay top $S fQr junk or or best offer, . UMCl -Merc.dea LNM ly. 833-3362 ask for Steva ~"""'"'"=....=::.z"""=~'--I $75. Call 833-2800 RENT a Stft:¥Jial Van qllnp. wrecked can. TI4M7-4365. 673--1466 ~ · • Pl•nt ·n PORSCHE 914, Sharp, ~~~~u: ,:~ar: 1i6 BUL~CO axt dirt bike, ·~u:t. $~~~:~~k·~~ Autos, -Imported 970 1911 240-Z. NEW . Radials;-House of Imports BIW. Appearance Group: lo
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Call Mary Bot W 642-5678, .ext. 330 ,
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best offer, 83J...1144 ' ~~.~ .. ~=! month. Reserve~un.Today. e THE FINEST IN .~3 ~:;;67~16oo Eves 6862Manchester, Buena Park ~'.~ ~49. Xl _nt ~·
?1' O:>ronado Sloop Deluxe . at MIKE McCARTHY USED IMPORTS e '72 2·~ 0
$4880 u on the Santa Ana Frw)' 1958 PORSCHE n::7.l'.l'r'·~· . ...., interior 2 yn old ·Asking GIRLS Schwllln Stingray BUICK . . , ~ , . me, auto, SZ-72511 """""" , , $1500 Eves cii.4) ~7339 ,bike $25. 2912 ~ St. BEAol BLVD AT e THE FINEST IN air, ma& amlfm 8 tr stereo. ,68 M _ ... _ New paint. new upholstiiry,'
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Complete. Needa..aome'worit BIKES.·20' girl's, 20'' boy's, 8M-l34l Do )'9Ul'Sell a favor and come 72 DAT!M'l 240 Z, mags, ,, Benz 280SL offer SJ&.1147 or 847-5369,
$12.5 ·6'13-6474 or 675-l5'15 • 11 · , " All Bright and DUNE Buggy running gear; see us first. Open Tues. a'!1/fm, perfect concl. $3800. C Rd P.ORSCHE '70 : * H~BlE 14' lO t cOnd • . '65 VW ready for body and Thurs, til 9, Sat-Sun Pvt ply, 41M-fil33. -pe Str 911-S . TARGA , ;
tan &: yellow hu11s,n 2 ·sails' •1971. HUSQV ARNA 250 CC chrome whla, roll baf, lite~ ti! 5. ; • . ,'70 · DA~tJN,.R/U wlPerrl1 AM/FM, Ah: Conditioning, On th.e showfi90r with Ri«ar·
trailer. 633-6458 ' Mof.o.Cross ttclng bike. For & lnsfrwne:nta. Heavy tuty QJ111L.k. ~ iiLJftj. ~ C4llll>er. $1CXM). or ~1t plfer. ~Burgundy ~1th black inter· ro Seats, AM·F'M • Steileo.
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KITE . information, call 83j)--nJ7. em axle flat bed trailer ,.. 6 ~ 5*.'0989 1 L · for, Rebutlt englne · with Dunlop Radials, 133BRJ; at !l"l"'f'--'---l---'~-l1~0:~.J!l SUZUKl_.I'S 250 or_ wlretractable 1 o ad I n g. · . . ¥"£_ Cll &.!T Mercede~ Benz .12.000 mile -:-~ . + ...... ...,. ""'"· 11tn!el, many ex;a;: Lo nli, • -S4S=0tst';Sif"'"I::"" ·~· ••:--11 .......... \1 " ._ ~ dHl'it:yl --~i1\tih ]hup11r;', -~u:;~ xtnt oond: $425. 644-4113 ~~n~!.~~-~.~D tlib or Autos, lmportocf · 970 'Ga F ~ Coupe.'• N.,.: S5595 I
-' ~-· 11 _, . $4000 LADTES 5 apeed bike, ·ex· ~· -~, ' pm ' ·' • -~~ Good -·, NEWPORT I c.11.ce ent ... vuul.Oon • cellent $45. ~1308. 600~ M~ Max tow'd, 140· ' A~ 110MIO i.,__ !!"'"· con: ' , ·• '00 PO~ Carre-. a' ,
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14 OMEGA 1970· SIN 438. '66 HONDA 90 Trail.· Good or~. race the~. Xlrtt A~FA R~EO Put 8 Uftle ut:"r m 31 W -NB -·$2.100: P.f.uM 11ee lo -)(>-• Boa~ gear, trlr all , xlnt cond 5 600 , 11501 tt runmn1" <!!od-$1400., San· , '65 •at DIER , !$""" '. b'.J'l"'I 00-, Coas!642-"'~""s " , , prectate, Alt 6, 673-0!l()ij. •, .cond. $995. 644--1695 ·-• nu. 0 er. Cleinente:: 492-&116 ~ r • 11e11 llo.lU -or ,,_ ~-'-'~-'-'=-· =---. ,1 Call~ · ·' L -Tunneau ·eciver OOHC?bw-... •• Call ~ ="""=· ,C::=-'7=-;::-Uke to Trade! Our Trader's l HO~IE C~t . 14', 19n, with __ ~ '72 JEEP CJ-6, ne~r med, · er; Micbelln • Radials, S. ~5671. ~ . nt.uy ~lot Want Ads have Paradise column is foi-,)SN!
tnUlef, like nu, ~t offer, MofrDr Holrtis .V..S, Pl$, PIS. 10 gates; ~. RRJ:i2S at . ., ~.bargams galore. 5 line!!, 5.daya for ·S bucjs.s. -'n"'U3'.J."'ii"2100D.l<,:OiNCffi'i,--l._.!5a!la~''~R!~~;_~...,!-! mud • snow tires. Yellow. Autos -lmportm . m Autos Imported 970 Autos, Imported i70, 1 .. ,, • "" l\lust sell now. 646-4187 II-''-'-'-''-..;;.;._;,;:,;;.,_....;;,;' .:..;..;.;,;;;;,;:.•.:..;..;.<.,;;.;;,;~-.:..;..;;_,;.:..;..;.;,;;.:..;..;;<.:.;.;.;..:;._.,;;;.:;1 i!i1\td1 ]h 11p11rh
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vs, auto.,·P.s. P.11 .• AUDI ·,~ .tolhS le(:]an. Auto,
raCt air. step .bmpr., lilr, open top. 16,000 ml.
2 ,.;.., low ml!..... $39;<0. Priv ply. 6'1}'238
ExceptionallY clean. AUmN AMERICA (86J22C),
$3695.
2840 Harbor Blvd.'
Costa Mesa
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'69 AUSI'INr· America -Auto
trans, 3>,IXK> tni. New paint,
1.owner. $495~ 642-5563 .
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'70 IUVERlA • AU II"'""· --------·1--------..., MERC '67 Colony Pui<
,_ U.... X1nt oood Vln,yl '& 1967 Ford -.• ,,_r, R/11, l>j)e
'59 RENAULT Good shape, '70 TRIUJJPR~ pi I t; r t ,
1140 or otler. ~/JO mlloqe, Orig
' VOLVO SALE!
HUGE SAYINGS ·~---6. 49'-462-1 r. '551..ooeo Wltdays, aJt top. 42,000 • ml. 18 SO O . ' ._._._, II" de<!<, trir hitch, Jua rack.
545-1769 or ~. Pri • ..... .-w "" Good oond. Call 644-fOlS
pty. Hardtop, VI, stick shift,
'64 WHITE Buick Wlldcot "'AST IMPALA radio, yellbw exterior. Black MUST.ANG
5. Weeltendl all day. OYER 30 · SUN~M VOLKSWAGEN· '67 SU!<li£'M ALPINE .
BES!' OFFER '69 VW BUG 531-6142 PRICED AT
PRE-DOLLAR
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convert. All power, tilt -.r lnterior, YRX047 .
wheel, l owhtr, xlnl cOn<J.. Fa1ter than the Junale cat, $777 "66" 289 MUSI', xlnt run
aakl.ng $600. 495--141'9 thia 1.$ a '67 Chevy Impal•. See It • You'll Buy It <:ond. 4 new Urea, &ir, --~~~---(Radio, hea~~r> new tires, 4
TOW'\TA 1peed, •UCK llhlftt like , CADlll "C all oooled with air. ID DAY , .. •-ks custom Int •-
----'-,.. ___ , 1 brand new condition, a vecy ,73 l'-.11.o special Pl'fce.' <XUKllGOl . EL DORADOS GUSTAFSO" UIN '68 FORD MUSTANG
~ .FREE 'IIRCAL EXCHANGE. ~I·-'· ;;;'7006 bet 4:30 pm' .......... ,
llUIUDG DON'T MISS THIS PRICES! we make"""""'.., deUveri., 1967 to 1m Uncoln·Mereury TOYOT~ :;,~~CI< c.ii ~
TOYOTA SALE!
NollmP .. nt . 3Ylllll
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PER MONTH
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$59.53 per nK1. !or 48 mos.,
total def. ·pmt. price $2857.44
A.P.R. 14.29'% 0.A.C.
'72 Demonitr•~tr
'MARK 'll SEDAN
Automatic, radio, factory a.Ir,
white side walls! 376EYV.
Sec It • You'! Buy It
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1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303
'69 TOYOTA Corono
4 Dr, Auto Trani~ Ali' Con-
dttioning, Beige CXWZ585l
$1249
BILL MAXEY
'TOYOTA
See !! -Yoo'll Bey 1t • 17 TO CHOOSE 16800 Beach at Warner · 'f\ · L CO\JP~~VERTWLES Huntlllgton Beach ·-u-~ -'I ... .... PINTO llit41 fA.N ~v9 142"844 * 12u1 sn.5544 -~wr. .... · ---------
$900
•. -• un11M DE Vll,LES "Home of the Viking" RECE:IVED new . <:OmPany Pl NTO '72 IVl.IW -car -must ,.crilice 1970 SQUIRE WAGON "' VW a..-1966 to 1972 72 Mon .. Carlo Ford Galaxle · 500, Spt -....,, •• TO CHOOSE •~ Fut bock. !IJlly 1 o ad od , Air Cond., Auto. Trani., Root
Orange t899CXU ) 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 -t. Cpe. "0 • MH, creampuff _ $100 under Rack, Radio, Diac Brakes, $749 COUPES tomattc, JJ'.'V?· •tr., wholesale book. 96?"6566 Low Miles, 781.FWX, a t
BILL MAXEY '71 Vljlyo 2 ~ oo.Jli:~~LES l:c~eta1;;.,.~~: '67 FORD Convertible XL-TOY.OTA 142S Manyexccllent colora Looks. n1l1S like soo.;opcond.$875.~
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18881 BEACH BL. 847-8555 4 _Spd, 24,100 miles •. Blue ~~e i'1e~~~ new. $(6317FWX595). . .:: ~~~.' Good con-
HUNTING'IUN BEACH \\'1th light blue .interior· Faclory air conditioning . dition. New tires &: Flip top vw '69 $2495 f\tll power. Choice of, $500. 54IHl297 ) PL YMOUTl1
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New WbiteY!allt, Rad i o , IMPORTS Trunk opener & more At 1''a1r Drive , loaded. In mileage. Xlnt 19jl: ROAD Runner, 383. 4
· CJean, 21.3AGD at AU In immaculate condition 546-8017 cond. $1850. 586-ai68. 1pd, air, disca, PIS, lll8&1.
3100 W; Coasl Hwy., N.B. Largest selection in -.~ .. ~ .. r-~1 '70 MAVERICK. 2 dr, auto ovals, bargain. $2800. aft 6, ilh\td1 Jhnpu11~; t t ' . "' .. ~" ' '", .. . ' ' \ '."
· '69 VW Squorebock
Blue (347BELI
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BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
18881 BEACH BL. 847-8500
ltUNTING1UN BEACH
642-9405 Orange County ":' trans, vinyl top, v e r y _83<)-_'351~~=~~--1 Autos, u-. 990 Nabers CadlRac ~!l!!!!!~!!!!l!~I clean. X!nt cond. 11350. .PONTIAC
---'------AUTHORIZED DEALER· "' 5'8-8006o t --~------1 .AMX 2600 HARBOR BL., ~· ABSENT owner say1 sell, '66 'TI GRAN Frix, perfect cond, COSTA MESA Ford L"'l'D, .2 d,r hrdtp, Jo mileage, all equJpment, '70 AMX 5!0-9100 # Open Sunday power ateer:Ing, xlnt Inna. very reuonable. ~or $550 or offer. 5@-1794. 67J...5507
4 Spd, Air Conditioning, low ~ Chevrolet Ole' ·70 9 pass .LTD wagon. air PVT==-P=arty=-. "'·n,..-,-Le"'M"'ans-,-2 "'dr-I
miles, Bronze with Tan cond, rack, Mlc;hellns, lo\v Sport, R/H, air, auto,
leaUter interior .. -• For a qu ick trip acros.s the mi. Gd. pri~. 494-199'2. buckets, xtras, $2345 . · $1795 border or just ahoot any· '69 FORD LTD. 4 Dr hnltp 540-8588. NEWPORT SOMETHING BIG ... ,..., >"?"·u find th1• '68 Rm, •"· new h iuOO ,.,,67,.,F'°1REB=:;;IRD=-, ---:--cond-,.
\:amero Just nght. 10 DAY priv. ply. 64HJ51 ev... Alr, p/b, p/s, new · tire& .'71 VW, orange with pin IMPORTS A '67 Cadillac FleetwoOO. FREE TRIAL EXCHANGE. -$UOO/bst otr. 644-4896.
18881 B!:ACH BL.-847·8555 stripping AM/FM, air cond, Big Cat. Bigger Value. 10 GUSTAFSON GREMUN l{UNTINGTON BEACH mags, radial tires, .Af,oo:i 31~ W, Coast Hwy., N.B. DAY FREE TRIAL EX-'70 G1U Convt. Full pwr. ,._ 96--· r --. 642 ~·· CHANGE LI I U-S2,ID) actuaJ mi's. $1!00 or '67 i;oYOTA \/:i Ton ml, 1-. 4 -· ·~ · ftCO ,ft•mwn:Ury 70 <;REMLIN 3 speed, ff -
. with camper ohell (835CPHI '70 VW Pop Top. I ow"''· Nu BUICK GUSTAFSON 16800 Beach at Warner bucket seats '"na rack, PVT'"o;;;e:-rParty". =,.,,,,,69c:'v"'•"'ntur.,---:2:-dr.,-,I
I MOTOR . HOME . $1249 tires, mileage 22,850. $2,450. -·-----. ----Unco!n-••-~ury Huntlnghm Beach aood oondl-. 491-• R/H, air, au~. -'-·I -
a.tut. • ··~~~y ::-;~~·~;: '66 ~R~VIERA l~u=:::!:T' ~~= ~ <J:.31Ji':i~ ......,19Tl=-:r=1~=. =-Air=.,..·"'·x"",..-I ·-~ .. 1' ~
$ 6 5 6 ·6. · 18881 BEAO! BL. 847.8555 oondltlon. $900 or best of!er. Full power, factory 842-8844 * (2131 592-5544 '72 llaztr I 81M-22!6
, ,.,.,.......,NGTON BEACH 673-3750. · aj r condltloning. ''Home of-the Vlki"9'' 4 Wheel Drive, Auto Trana, ----'"'JE'==EP=-·-,-~--
, -01,11, • • Special this weekend p s ri p " · ·10 TOYOTA. 4 dr al~/cond '68 VW Sqbk. Xlnt cond only. (SBY917). '69 CADILLAC Eldorado ower tee na. owe r 1 _______ ,,__
auto, pri Owner. '$159S call a/cond. Best otter. Phone ' show room cond. All extras.' Brakes, Cheyenne Deoor, 5 SACRtFICE •67 Jee
557.a267 Santa Ana 896-5115 days 968--0219 eves. $ 99 low mlles Fire mlste New T1tooma 'Wheels Ir: 4-hl dr A. f ~ p7·
'64 RAMBLER American 4 dr wagon. Auto. 11.000 ml. ·
Good running. pxl or belt
offer. 64UX>il:
FULL PRICE '68 CORONA Yellow Cou~ MF..cHANIC Speclal .,68 VW ' 9 bro\\'n. Beige vinyl top. Gates Tires, GelT)' Can Pib 'sui<XJ ~~ Aif9nri: '62 Rambler American
. . -Xlnt cOnd. $900. -Sqbk,, tnjec., air, e~, 2840 Harbor Blvd. $3750. 493-7139 !;1~~iy2()()~1~~ ~~':ii eve~ & wk~ds, ~5Gtl: , V~~o~~=·
Buy oi'least (No Cash Dej.osit) m-3480 .~roz~. ;tter. ::.459• -, Costa Mesa ·~I c~~ ~~::ue C:~: 6'~ee!~~ys after 6 :PM. LINCOLN
$ '61 TOYOTA Corona. R&H, ug, I eng. At Fa1r Drive Make otter. G!S -07G<,L>;;:?'~=~"=:;;· =-;..-=;/;::-:-::::::;::-::---;:--;--::-:=! STUDEBAKER 1 0 ~~ OPEN END aulo, new upbol'stery, good work. $300. · 54&8017 552-8780. ~ ~ 1. CONCOURS, i seat '67 IJNCOLN Cont. 59,000 -------'--I
L"AS" (84 MOS ) cond $75-0 6'2-834.1 67>-4287 & h lb I '&I STUDEBAKER auto # • ~ ~ • • • •68 EL Do d 111 v:agon. r , p , p s, miles, motor A-1 cond. Int ._ft_ disc '7 VW sta wgn -12,000 mi. ra o, w auto trans, near new 6 ~Y & bod · ........v1 ha "'Ta .,. '"""• p/s, Pl ~ •• y ... ll!OW JRIUMPH M/F~1. radia.IB, Porsche wholesale stereo fm, leather hit .. -11:. tuned F Y m ~"."" 8 pe. pe V8, newly repainted. $350. ~:;;::::---~ 1 ___ ..;~=-----f ~~~/ int.. vinyl lop Must .sell w e w1UU1, e ., deck, atetto; air. See to ap-962--9i13. .. ·.< _ • whls . 11-fusr sell. 642-9449. ;:: 675-7Sl3 · · .$1995. W-3166 prec. Make oUer. $925.
'72.TRIUMPH '711 VW Bu•, ,.bit e,,., nu '62 BUICK Sp .. VG, 2 dr, KINGSWOOD 1!172 Statlo 968--0628 T·llRD SPITFIRE tire•, xlnt oond. Pri ply. hardtp, Ex. cond; "::!Ji" '58 CADILLAC Cpe de Ville wagon 9 puaeng.r i..:: MAVERICK -.
R1i1:Uo, •atet, 4 speed stick, $2000 .• 84&-8047. ~~pwr steering. S · 17'!f M~ on nu :'f,e~t ~eaie, like new, ~ 1967 Thunderbtn!, loaded,
perfect condtOon, . on I y '67 vw Bug, reblt motor, ·:· _ J;,10uer: ~GS · 9' ·sofa $80. CaU after 4 p.m. * '70 air/oond auto uana Landau top, powr st.eerlrl&. 19,000 miles (470AWD), new muffler & brakel, best n RIVIERA Exec.~ auto, · 499-3840 l2. • · ppwr brakes air co'¥) PRICED TO offer. Call,.642-360.! anytime. fmmao cond, F>lfl power, 1970 ELOORAlJO • Fully 1958 O!EVY Wagon V-3 ~ dreooo ~ nu :U--· lJt!rglar ....,,; A car thai • '66 VW."6us ~•u 68,000 mi, $2850. 968-1896 -eq_ulpped. Xlnt cond. 23,<XKl auto PIS P/B &&ff nm fi600 1)44-.'i480 uxe tenor .. hu hff'n reanY taken care ¥JIT !· ........,. 1970 ·au1€K Sport· wagen • mi. Call 499-1704. go00' ~ ~ .. si5o or · Of. Don't mill this. Beaidel -
Runs good. 548-5288 Air cond, AM/FM radio, '68 DE VllLE convt -Red ··best' offer. MUsr sELL. MERCURY being clean It tnnln&'. good, (@ "'°r, W...~ AUTO) '69 VW Fytb@ck. 1 owner, lo P/s, P/b, Call 644-1481 lthr int. $1950. 89M45$ Call SW:i. 675-al18. it looks beaut! • For only
Mm WIAKs' ........ mi, Private par1;y, $98(). '64 BUICK Waann. sun Root. days: 9~lll07 eves. •'?'} CHEV l ~~t 2 Dr . $1250., ill YoUJ'S. .f'1ivate
' :mo~ltod.C-~ ~ki 494-8206.i -Air. 1 owner~VPriv. Ply. '64 CAD Cpe de Ville. Xlnt V'tnyl roof,m~i1t""':hi, Pl~ I '67 COUGAR• ply. 141 Florencia.· Apt A. 1~9 T • ph T -6 • .J.966 VW re b u .t I t. 1500 S550. ·• 548-2982 cond. $700. or best O.ffer •• Or P-/b, R/11, A/C. $3«IG. 2 Dr. H.T. '"'r au'tC>-Sane 0
1 .. emmte. 492--2&67.
.,.. ~,1um engine. ~.~ .. or7~st otter. •69 SKYLARK trad~ for pickup. 49'J.4868, 646--0147 · ms.tic, pow;( ateCr· o cr..r'•w-Cle11fc
$1800. Ph: 979-2128· 0~ \Nil $!300, pt·i ply. , &17·53,03 '60 & '61 C&dillacs. '72 MONTE CARLO, p/1, Ing, radio, heater. 195l:! T·Blrd. P /s, P /aea.t.
A to~ 1 po t~ · • 970 A~t 1 led 970 A t 1 ted f?O P'riv owner. Make otter. p/b, air, am/fm, vln tp. Runs & looks like On&1 ow~ 74,<XX> ml. Re-
8' MOTOR, HOME
~·$9366 i F.ULL PRICE
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'69 EL CAMINO, air, P/S, .$999 · FOR sale, 1964 T-Blrd
'68 ~·EV MaJlL· w· . Pwr disc brks, vinyl top, . call ~$350. .
"-" • LnA agon, g~n'l top cam_per, JS) V-8, 2840 Harbor Blvd.
A/C, P/s, Plb7' good c:ohd. auto trans, $l&X>. 645-4008 Costa Mesa 1968 T·BIRD~, air, 1 $950 or best oUer. SJ0...6508. '64 CHEVY, El Camino, At Fair Drive ·0'4'Tler . Top cond. 197'3 •mos
'59 EL CAMINO -283. Good Beaut cond. PIS, nu paint, 546:8017 control. $1390. 6#-(1781 •
cond. ~. zro Flower St., $~. lnwated; Make otter. * For Sale *
Q>sta Mesa 842-3042 · t * '57 T-BIRD CLASSIC
'68 rnEVY Convertible, orig •Iii OIEV Caprice 396 ·air, Call 548--6789' after SP.M • _
owner, new paint, tires;-ex·. P/W, PIS, P/B._ ~.ooo .70 "!ERC 1'-iarquis P/S. VE""A
eel cond $995. 49'J.o2S43 mHes. ~ 833-1973. Pto'B. A/C, AM/FM radio o -----."'----! * * '63 CHEVY Z--dr. 1 Stick. 1000 1952 Pomona, CHRYSLER & tpe player. Vinyl top. 71 VEGA · •
Costa Mesa ---------1 Steel belted radials. Xlnt HATCHBACK ~=~~~---I '73 NEWPORT Cu11tom. p/1 , cond. Pvt ply. 847-3363 ·~nX,E~~.ZJO~ot~~ ~i plb, air cond, vinyl top. 69 AiARQUIS full power,
675-5956 or 968-4100 Many e>ctru, 6,000 mi. Xlnt condition. $1700 .. Call
'66 CHEVELLE MALIBU $4550. Call btw. 10am·7pm 557-1678 aft 5. ,
IllfMACVL.ATE! $850 rz 6#-5.158 . TIME FOR .. make otter. 646-1096 '11 CJmYSLER wagon, all
1966 CHEV Chevelle, orig power, stereo, air, campl. ~~::"~;~~:~'."' "~~~~;AL . QUICK CASH
'"CHEVY 4-dr. Good oond. JHRODG • or best otter. · . ,.:n.._CO~lliE~AL 4 dr "1-'="•t81I 58G=-3921 aft -xtra cli an. Vinyl 1p & · ·
Cpe. 4 speed radio,
heater, 15,000 orig.
O"N'ner miles, Absolut. ~ly like new. (388-
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"72 VEGA wagon blue auto, xtraS! $3950. 968-4 717, DAILY PILOT call bet\l."een 12-11!1m. 557. mo . . ·~·'"
499-3624. .•. .'64 Lincoln, good corta., ,. -'Il . VEGA hatchback. f
'67 lMPAJ.A, P/S, P/B, Mr *~~~·* . WANT AD . !Jpeed, radio. 36,000 mil. :;
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S260. -642-8399 '63 Conr&lr, not ~~ GT load~.:'Phone ..
Autos, Imported ' 971i runn __ '""C· (. 962~~9!193~n!135_·11~A~u;1.,~;. ~u~sec1~;;;;;;;990~;;;A;ut;o•;·;U;H<1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"°~I ... J
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'63 VW IUCO . $495 Sunniol', lllllolllo, HMlfl', Vlnyl Tl$. J tUl:lMll
vw s.i--k w .. $2.395 ltldlO. HHltr, .-.wto. Tnina ..
Air Cond. {24101V)
'67 VW PANEL !TYR"'l $1 '095''
'69 :: ~I~ ~1dlo, H .. t~, Vinyl, (>cYVm l $1295 '72 VEGA Hotdoboclt $1795 ' ' .;. R9CllO, Hfll!let, 4 Spd°. (40fil!!l'0)
'70 ~O ~~~. P"OKO, """ ·$1395 H•I•', Vltiyl. (flJl!IQll
¥\I( IVG $ 9 AulOIMlk,, II.Milo, HH!tr, \1!11'(1. 13 5 (61>8UO).
'72 VW IUG lltlodlo,'---, Ylnyl. 1•14:$F) $1795
'66 VW IUS R""' GoMI, f.,.IC)
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. FASTBACK & SQUAREBACK
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2840 Harbor Blvd.
Colta Mua
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dlo. ~-tit 4100MV. $1915 $1399
$1999
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'70 CAl"RIC£
VO, '"'° "-· '"il:l: ·$2725 •k, ~r . •Jftrlng.
2t7AGI '88 OLDSMO•ILI Cult&•• $uprtn'\f CPI. , Vt. 111!0, I.cl, 11r, pow-
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11211 !Moch Blv~.
147-6139 *
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SUNDAY, APRIL 15
lO:OOAM llWortd Championship Tennis
11:00 I NBA Bllsketball 12:00 · L Hockey Stanley Cup Play-Offs.
12:30 S S~rts Specbcular
1:15 (}) Ci) Howard Cosell's Sports Magazine
1:30 CI> (I) Colpt•Dinah Shore Winners Circle Goff Champion-
s Ip Final day of play from the Mission Hills Golf and Country
Club rn Palm Springs, Calif.
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3:30 Sports Action Pro·Ale-3:30 I Sports Action Pri-Ale
5:30 Angel Warm·Up/Bllseball The Angels vs. the Texas Rangers.
6:30 Sumo Wrestlln1 • ·
8:00 Roller GamH
-Million• of viewers saw Bobby MltchelJ wait ln,anticlpation as his
pUtt slowly rolled Into the cup to win him $33,000 and the 1972
Tournament of aiamplons title. ABC Sports will apln nt
the Touma,ment of Champions from Rancho La Costa, Ca • This
year's foumament, with a first prize of $40,000, airs turday
(April 21) at 12 noon.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18
8:30PM U (1) (6) I Ifie•@\! Shenyang Acrobatic . T~wpe e Peo· ... RI•'• RepUbiic ofina The first cultural exchange between
China and the U.S. brings the Shenyang Acrobatic Troupe in a
display of skill in acrobatics and conjuring acts.
THURSDAY, APRIL 19
8:00PM m bin& From the Olympic
10:30 m Championship F1shlna .
FRIDAY, APRIL 20
7:45 II PM Angel Warm·Up/Bllseball The Angels meet the Athletics ~~·in Oakland. .
SATURDAY, APRIL 21· . .
10:30AM I Roller Games . • . ll:OOAM (j) ABA Bllsketball '
B U"ajor Leaaue Baseball Pittsburgh vs. Chicago.
12:00 CI) Tournament of Champions Golf From La Costa Coun:
i ub, Rancho La Costa, Calif.
1:00 CBS Golf Classic Finals
1:30 ABC's Wide W~r1d of Sports The NBA Play·Offs are tentatively
scheduled.
2:00 Sprlne Sports UCLA vs. UC Berkeley track meet.
3:30 CBS Gotf Classic '
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 15. 1973
'What Yoa Don't Know'
Each year, millions of Amer-
icans die from· diseases or Ill·
nesses that ~a be cured. The
.cure they n ·s information.
Martin Agronsk . osts a report
on the Preside Committee on
Health Education, which explored
methods of disseminating health
information to the American peo·
pie, entitled "What You Don't
K11ow Can Kill You" Monday at
8PM on Channel 28, KCET. The
President's Committee on Health
Education was created in Sep·
tember, 1971 by President Nixon
to recommend ways of develop-
ing in the general public a sense
of "health consumer citizenship."
The two-part program will in·
elude a documentary on both
health education and health serv·
ice needs of the American public
and a news conference with three·
nationally recognized medical and
science reporters questioning
hree representatives of the Presi·
dent's' Committee. Regional in·
vestigative hearings were held, by
the President's Committee and
staff during the past year in Bos-
ton, Pittsburgh, Atlanta. St. Louis,
Oenv,r,. Houston, $an Francisco
and Los Angeles.
•f I I J Exce~ts from the hearings will
be seen and significant facts
which w~re Ur)C()vered will be
Ray Bostlk of Pittsburgh, who
suffers from sickle cell anemia,
pleads for lnformalon on the
disease.
shown ip mini·documenta~ style
on the first part of the program.
In Pittsburgh, Pir'lte superstar
Willie Stargell, speaking as Presi·
dent of the Black Athlete's Foun·
dation, \estified about the need
for more information ~nd re~edrch
on s1ckle cell anemia. Also appeer·
in&-JNas a young man who suffers
. fro~ ~he disease. t:te l!xplained
how s1ckte cell anemia develops
and how it can be treated if the
victim is provided proper infor·
mation.
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WIJll 7 GM. Ill. ~ I Championship Bowling ·
4:30 Celebrity Bowline ·
Outdoors With Liberty Mutual "The Hea'V}' Hitters" Baseball
great Mickey Mantle does some switch hitting when he trades -
a baseball for a golf ball.
I NHUc:tion .. ~
5:00 ABC'i Wkle Wortd of Sports .
Sports Action Pro-Ale John Roche of the New York Mets ls
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7:00 Sports Witff Bertka ...... fJ:PC> Championship Wmtlintr
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KOCE-:TV ORANGE COUNTY. TELEVISION
'MONDAY: APftll 16Tff (P.M.)
4:00 Tl11 Great Consunttr Contnt (C)
(KA8C) "Pots 'N Pans and Party
Payoffs" Pat Moaan and Phillis
Baslle, Professors at Oranae
Coast Colle1e. talk about con· •
sumer needs and wants in the
· world of pots and pans.
4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW) lh
a take off on the commercial
Jolly Green Glint, the Orange
Giant (Jimmy Body) tries t.P
master his ho, ho, ho's In a las·
son on the consonant "h."
5:00 Sesame Street (C) (CJW) To·
day's show features the letters
W and D and the number 8.
6:00 The Great ConM1mer Contest (C)
(KABC) "Pots 'N Pans and Party
Payoffs" See listin1 Mon., 4:00.
6:30 focus Oran1e County (C) (KOCE·
TV) "Rapid Transit" The prob·
lem of transportation to accom·
modate Orange County's 1row·
Ina population Is bein1 solved
by an lnterestln1 new Institution
called the "Two-Bit BO'S line.'1
7:00 Specla~"YD ltuu" (C) (PBS)
A concentration on awareness of
· today's most .critical health' prob·
lem~ is composed of a series of
·sketches.
8:00 Specla~''Where Is the War On vor· <C> <PBS>
8:30 Specia~"A Tllreatened Para·
dist" (C) (PBS)
9:~ Elrtllkttpina (C) (PBS) "City
life" Men have lived In cities
for more than 5000 years and
have managed to retain a sense
of .villaae life. Why have our
cities become unliveable? How
can we make today's cities more
human?
9:~ ThirtJ Mlnutas With . . . (C)
(PBS) Newswoman Elizabeth
Drew in~rvlews.
TUESIMY: APRIL l 7TH (P.M.)
4:00 Al Man Behlves (C) (KOCE· TV)
"Defense Mechanisms" M at t
Duncan, Ph.D.; hosts this 3-unit
colle1e credit coul'Se which ac -
quaints the viewer with basic
psychological principles.
4:30 Electric CompinJ (C) (CTW)
Lem and Clem are busy fishing
on a dock and they pull in some
smart fish with "d" words in
their mouths.
5:00 Sesame strttr (C) (CTW) The
show features the letters E and ,
W and the number 9. ot
6:00 As Man Behaves (C) (KOCE ·TV)
See listin& at 4:00.
6:30 Omnibus 50 (C) (KOCE·TV) Host
Jack Glenn, well known Oranae
County Art Exhibitor, scans the
Oran1e County 1\1 scene.
9:00 Specia~"A Threatened Pita·
, dite" (C) (PBS)
9:30 ElrUlkieplnc (C) (PBS) "City
Life" See listinr.Mon., at 9:00
· W£DNESDAY: APRIL 18TH (P.M.)
4:00 Great eons. .. , Cofttest (C)
(KABC~ "Buyinr the Services of
Others ' Tlps on when to call a
service a service, standards for
selecting a service · seller and
consumer protectiofl. -
4:30 Eltdric Company (C) (CTW)
Demonstrations of the con::onant
blend "gr," and vowel combina·
lion "ue."
5:00 Sesame Sbeet (C) (CTW) Fea·
turtll the letters G and F.
6:00 Gre5 Consumer Contest (C)
(KABC) See listing Wed., at 4:00.
6:30 ~ Man Behnes (C) (KOCE·lV)
"Defense Mechanisms" See list·
ing Tues., at 4:00.
7:00 Soul!.(C} (PBS)
8:00 Masterpiece Theabe (C) {BBC)
''The Golden Bowl" Part Ill:
"Charlotte"
9:00 Advocates (C) (PBS) "PBS Fight
of the Week" Each week the
Advocates examines a current
and controversial issue.
ntURSMY: Al'Rll 19Tff (P.M.)
4:00 As Min Btltnes (C) (KOCE·TV)
''Neuroses" This l-unit college
credit course ecquaints the view·
er with basic psychology.
4:30 Electric Co11P1nY (C) (CTW)
5:08 ,Sesame Strttt (C) (CTW)
6:00As Man leflaves (C) (KOCE·lV)
"Neuroses" See-tist~ng Thur. at
4:QO.
6:30 French Chef (C) '(PBS) "S\lmmer
Salads"
7:00 Orange County Review (C)
(KOCE·lV) See listing ~ues., at
7:00.
7:30 Ontnlbus 50 (C) (KOCE-TV) See
listinf Tues., at 6:30.
1:00 focus Oranat County (C)
(KOCE·TV)~"Rapid Transit'' See
llstinf Mon., t 6:30.
8:30 Ltno1 QUI : Haydn's Opus 20
(C) (P8S) "Quartet in C Major,
Opus 20''
9:00 Flrinc Line (C) (PBS) Casper W.
Weinberaer, $c1Cret1ry of Health,
Education and Welfare in the
second Nixon Administration, will
join ho~ William F. Budtley.
FRIDAY: APRIL 201" (P.M.)
4:00 ere.at Consu•er ~ntest (C)
{KABC) "Of Cars and Couahs"
Orange Coast College professors
Pat Mogan and Phillis 8aslle
will talk of the role of the private
automobile in Afnerica.
4:30 Electric Company (C) (CTW) A
lesson~ .the vowel combination "oo.··
7:00 Oranre C.un1y Review (C) 5:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW) Star·
(KOCE· T.V) Part three of the five· ring today are the letters K and
part series on the cost of liv· ___. I and the number 12.
• ing In Oranae Counti. 6:00 Cmt Consunttr Contest (C)
7;30 Tumlna Points (C) (PBS) "A (KA8C) See llstlna Fri., at 4:00.
Time to Live" An Incisive' look 6:30 Al Man lehaves ·(C) (KOCE·lV)
into problems confrontin1 the "Neuroses" See listing Thurs.,
elderly. : at 6:00.
8:00 Bl~ Journal (C) (PBS) A 1e1ies 7:00 Humanitiel Fil• foru11 (C)
of 'Pep0rt1 on some of the SO· (KCET) "Hamlet" The 1969 film
eiJI, ·economic i nd polllic.al vatslon of Shak1spe1rt'$--Hamlat
problems of urban blacks. stars Nicol Wlllllmson.
l :JO Boot Belt (C) (P8S) "In the 9:30 Sptda~"lirtl9 lftd· Dlatlt of a
Lind of Momln1." Stat" (C) CKC£Tr
T .. E DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APR IL 15, 1973
MORNING
&:00 IJ Cl) Sunrise Sellltlter
®) EducatiOnal Fellurts' m University of the Air ~
6:25 D Kftowlfd1e "No Place Like
Home"
6:30 IJ Ecology Mon:. Wed., Fri.;
• ~Y "Prescription for Livin1"
Tues., Thurs.
Cl) Educatlonal Features
(ig) Gamer Ted Armstron1 m New Zoo Review
6:45 EE ~mmodlty Report
7:00 IJ (j) News
D (ig) m Tod,1y Show
• 00 Leave It T9 leaver D $rut Consumef" Contest Mon.,
. Wed., Fri.; Physical Geov 1phy
Tues., Thurs.
O Gamer Ted Armstron1 m 8up Ind His Buddies
meartoon&
m The Mothtrs-ln·ln m ROMper Room
ti) JI• Newman Show Mon .. Tues ..
Wed.
10:001J Cl) C1•bit
. Cl) Movie: See Daytime Movies.
D (ig) m Salt of ttM Ctntury U Movie: See Daytime Movies.
(j) Paul Di)lon Show
fJTempo m Andy Griffrth Show
m City Kids Sandra Escamilla
Ell) Instructional Proaremmlna
10:30 II Cl) love of life
D di m H9l!Jwo0d Squares "
00 Joanne Carson
tD Hual
mFeaturu
11:00 IJ Cl) The Youna and the Restleu"\
D ll9l m ·)eoparctt . ·
00 Gallopln1 Gourmet ·
GJ The Flyinc NJln
m W1ndertust Mon.; Pettlco1t
Junction Tues.-Thurs.; l et Btytr
Fri.,
Ell) The Electric Company
-(l) Pandoiama del Ville
EE Martet Openln1 m Sesame Street
7:30 U Garner Ted Armstrona
(I) Bozo's 811 Top Show
DNm
11:30.ilJ (I) Search for Tomonow . 0 ll9) m Who, Wllat, Where G1nte 11 fittle Autry a-m oo m aew1tchett m Truth or Consequenct1
O This Planet ElrUI Mon.1 Wed.,
Fri.; Parent Youth Forum Tues.;
Youth and the Issues Thurs. m Cartoons ·• • ..
mNews
Ell) (ducational Feltum
AFTER N OON
m Sllip 'n·Woofer
&')Stock ' Exchanae/Jlm
Show Adams 12:00 1J Noontime
D m Three on a Match
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV ~EEK, APRIL 15, 1973
INSIDE ~
the tube c
. OUTSIDE
holywood
by Bill lhhan
Outf'1C my wortctnc years I've never been involved in any k{nd
of strike, that is, until now. A few months •so I approached Jack
Webb ind convinced him J could write a teleplay for EMERGENCY n
well '8S any of the writers he hatd wo~ins. He gave \rn• the oppor-
tunity to try. Then the Writers' Guild save me the oppa.t1,&nlty to join
them. In fact. it was mandatory that• I join if I wanted to write the
telepl1y. A scant few weeks after I finlsl!lled my 1Ssignment, the
writers went on strike and I was requested to walk with a picket
. sisn In front of MGM Studio three hours a day, four days a
week, every other week:. It was an exp'.'erience I won't forset• On1.
of television's best known writers was talking to a man he thoujtit
was a fellow picket. It was 5:30AM, cold, and both men were hun1ry . .,.
The famous writer took his companion to the restaur1nt across the •
street from the studio and bought him a sumptuous breakfast. It
turned out that his friend wasn't a picket at all-he wasn't ev~n a
writer, but Instead wor.ked in the laundry down the street. Another
picket wa~s a brand new, hopeful writer, having written only one tele·
vision show. He loved picket duty, saying It was a great thrill be·
cause he got to meet and talk to so many already established writers.
The reasons for the strike aren't entirely clear to me because I am
such a new Guild member, but it does seem unfair that manaaement
pays such low prices for the majority of stories seen on television.
Without writers of series and movies made especially for television
there wouldn't be much ma.,agement could do with their -already
floundering empires, and if they are ever to get bacf(1 on their feet it
will come only through quality ideas and quality screenplays. As In all
strikes, money is what the-strikers want more of. But doesn't It seem
fair that writers, of all people, should share In monies earned by
thelt efforts beyond what they originally wrote the material for?
Revenue for films is being earned in many other ways than throuf'h
television or theatrical showings of the product. Motels and hotets·-'
across the nation are beginning to off•r...films to the custQmers and
Cassettes are going to become a major factor In monl" eamed by
· filqi c.ompanles.
I think the writers will win in this strike. It may even be settled ,bv
the time this ·column reaches print. If it isn't. I've heard that Bob
Hope Is taking,•off soon "to entc_rtain thi pickitS at as many -ot the
-------------------------_..,. studios as he can.
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* • ·* • An lnter"tfn1 situation has developed In Hollywood. And it's de·
veloped at a time when Hollywood employment Is at an all·tlme low.
Most of the guilds and unions always had walttns periods for pro-
motions. For example. I started as a messenger at 20th Century Fox
Studio and waited . my chance to break Into somethlnR better. Even·
tually I got Into film editing and worked as an apprentice ftlm editor,
assistant film editor ·and film editor for 14 or 15 years: I flVlht still
be at it If the worklns year hadn't been cut to fivt or she months and
In some cases, worse. I have several friends who have missed entire
seasons because they wereci't In the right place at the rl1ht time.
Gettln1 Into the ftlm editors' union Is d1fflc"lt. Even Jf you've· suc-
ceeded in ingrati1ting yourself with the boss and he wants to hire
you, you can't be .hired as an apprentice uoless f/Yer'! member of
the union is working. That means !IT'ployment must ~ at an alf-
time high. No matter how much-employment was around In the bet·
ter days, there 'Were always a few incompetents or boozers who were
constantly on the union books, but-couldn't hold a Job. The only way
to get around th1t was for the man birJng to interview the undesir-
ables and tum them down for some legjtlmate reason. That done, you
then had the opDOrtuntty to get hited ind join tfle union.
Once In the ftlm editors' union, the rul4fs stated that you must
wo~ two years as an apprentice before you could be promoted to as-
sistant, although that rule was sometimes over1ooked. The rule that
was never over1ooked was that you had to serve 8 years as a mem·
ber of the union before you were legally allowed to edit fil"' or be·
come a full-fledged film editor. This same rule applies today, bu there
are-some exceptions. The minority groups, who are being hired Into
the film Industry at a ratio of 2 out of 5 for the majority of the unions,
do not have to serve any time apprenticing. They can be hired r:lght out
of college or off the street and immediately carry ttie title of film
editor if they can ttandte-ttte work. 1
..
I'm 11alnst prejudice of any kind. We all know the minority groJps
have ~en discriminated against and held down for years. But In a
dying industry it seems unfair that the Caucasian who has spent a
lifetime learning. and wo·rking in a trade is being kept out of work,
at an age when nobody else will hire him, because of a quot. of
mlnoritie;s that must be hired. Ano It seems doubly unfair that the
minority people can walk right into jobs that Caucaslons must put in
,many years-et --beMre' they are elfRitile. If the rules are aotna to be -
changed-and I'm all for that-then they should be chansed for all.
Because as things stand now, we're tradlns discrlmihatlon apln1t
race for discrimination '!gainst the,ver-40 worker, who Is a minority without a spokesman. •
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CARot tAWRENGE: SINGS
AND DANCES TO CAROL!· .
.KING'S "I FEEL THE EARTH
MOVE," ON THE BOBBY DAR-
IN SHOW, FRIDAY AT 10PM
ON NBC. BOBBY ALSO WEL -
COMES .SINGER Bill WITHERS,
WHO OFFERS "GR~NDMA'S
HANDS." .BOBBY OPENS THE
SHOW WITH "GET ME TO THE
CHURCH ON TIME" AND THEN
JOINS CHARLENE WONG FOR
"GIVE A LITTLE , WHISTLE."
BOBBY AND CAROL SING ·
"WORDS" AND "HOLE IN THE "'""aucKET." i:HE ENTIRE ~
SINGS -A MEDLEY BASED ON
PAUL WILLIAMS' "AN OLD
. f ASH ION ED LOV~ SONG,"
AND GWFf E>WARDS-INTElf-
VIEWS aoeay AS THE GOD-
MOTHER.
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A TRIBUTE ~O HUMAN UN-
DERSTANDING $ET TO ,ORIG-
INAL MUSIC AND LYRICS, AND
VOICED BY 130 LIVELY YOUNG
CITIZ'fNS Of THE WORLD IS
-THE THEME Of THE CBS SPE-
CIAL, ''UP WITt+PfOPLE," AIR·
ING THURSC1A Y-AT 1 OPM. THE
PROGRAM IS A TV ADAPTA-
llON·Of THE. PERFORMANCES
BEING GI.VEN . ARO~ND TtltlS
COUNTRY AND ABROAD BY
STUDE~TS TAKING PART IN A
UNIQUE LEARNING EXPERI· ~NCE. UP. WlTH PEOPLE IS A.
NON-PROFIT $)UCA TIONAL
ORGANIZATION WHICH COM-
BINES ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
WITH A YEAR-LONG ITINER-
ARY OF ROAO·-SHOW.P.RESEN-
T A TiONS. THE CAST IS MADE
UP Of YOUNG MEN AND
WOMEN BETWEEN THE AGES
OF 17 AND 24, WHO ARE·
SELECT~D. FOR MEMBERSHIP IN
THE COMPANY THROUGH
COMPETITJVE INT.ERYIEW$.•
THEY ENROLL FOR O~E YEAR
_ONLY, AT lEAST .. TWO
--"MONTAS~ O"f'·WffTCA "'ARE.
SP.ENT OUTSIDE THE CONTI·
NENtAL UNITED · STATES.
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 15. 1973
JON WALMSLEY: A MUSICAL TALENT
Although seen regularly each week as Jason on The
Waltons, Jon Walmsley demonstr.ates a heretofore un -;
seen tolent-song writing-for o special two-hour
Easter episode whic~ will air on the series Thursday ot
8PMon CBS.
At 17, the young actor is tompetent on twelve musi-
cal instruments-guitar, banjo, harmonica, piano,
drums, cello, flute, bass guitar, organ, mandolin, lute
and the melodica. Explaining his versatility, Walmsley
-said, .. in the junior high and high school orchestra, they
needed someone who could play so,,;e uncommon in-
struments and I was · chosen. Many instrurrients like
those with strings ore very ~imilar so it wdsn 't too hard."
Knowing Walmsley's musical ·background, producer
Robert l. Jacks and creator-story editor Earl Hamner
asked him to compose an oriQinal composition for the
special Easter Show. The r~sult is a song called 11The
Ironing 9oar d Blues," which Walmsley sings to his own
guitar accompaniment.
In the story, Jason composes the song to be used in
a local talent contest, which recalls a similar situaTion
in Walmsley's real life. Walmsley's career was launched
when a producer spotted. him playing a guitar on a
local amateur television show, which . e~eotually re-
sulted in his. first role on Combat. .. ..
Surprisingly enough, Walmsley comes from a non-
musical family but he gets plenty of encouragement.
"Someday I hop~ to go to a music school where I
can really learn composing and arrangi"'l!." he says.
"My first goal, though, was to be in a seFiis. Now my
next goal is to write arid record my own songs."
'
GARY•GHOFF
WANTS TO TOUOI PEOPLE
"Actina is more than just do-
ina funny aaas and makina
audiences laugh. I want t~ reach
out and touch people." This is the cra'ft..philosophy of Gary
BurgJtotf, only non-commis-
sioned officer in the starring
cast of 20th Century-Fox TV's M• A •s•H series ainng Sundays
on CBS at 8PM.
"It's not enough to recite com-
ical lines and to go through
motions, You have to make con-
tact. To me, that's what acting's
all about," says the diminutive
pixie who portrays "Radar,.
O'Reilly, a corporal whose weird
gifts include ESP, 30-30 viJion
· and long-range hearing. "Most
people relate to contact because
it's like trying to deal with the
'system'-aoy system."
It took Burghoff a long time
to accept himself. "I bad to seek
an identity of my own," he went
on. :•1 used to be like so many
kids. I wore my hair long and
dressed funny and tried to)ay it
on the 'establishment' for all the
world's ills-my own included.
Then one day I realized I was the
only one who could cbanfe my
own situation." Instead o con-
tinuing to blame his troubles on
'others, Burglt>ff asked himself:
"What am I doing to make life•
better for me?'' This question got
Gary off his back and guided
him into legitimate theater pro-
ductions, which ultimately won
him the lead in Broadway's pro-
duction of "You're a Good Man,
Charlie Brown."
""So you see," puckish Radar
finally exclaimed, "if we all just
have the courage to reach out,
touc another person, and be-
e:s-f-ef'llf'l"i~ courageedsly active;:" we-
cart achieve any goal we set our
minds to conquer."
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL 15, 1973
O Cll1lltn1• My' Sermon
O Anlazi111 Proplttclts SUNDAY Ci) Movie: "l tlls of Sen Ft m1ndo"
(adv) '47-0oneld Woods.
APR!l 15 (j) Ltt Tllt11 It Llpt fJ kettuyn Kullhun
MORNING
®) D•J of Discovery
ID Old Tline &oapel Hour et Music. J Palabru
6:00 0 The CtlrisUpfltrs -m P~r for Lmn&
6:l5 m The Christophers/The Bible AA· io:OO 1J Steps to ltamln& • swers D Ilg) m w 0 r I d Cll1111pionsh1p
6:30 O This 11 the l ife Tennl~ m Mormon World Conference 0 HOur of Power
(2hrs) · , U (]) Bullwinkle
. (j) TY a loob at Leamln1 6:45 (I) Chnstopher Close-Up 0 Movie: HS.bre Jer• (adv) •53
7:00 fl Tiit Arclllts -Robert Stack: Coleen Gray. . O The Me Too Show et Est.a Es 11 Yid• · 0 Vlewpohlt on Nutrition Ci) Directions 10:30 IJ Cl) face the Nation D It Is Written U CI) Make a Wish/Multlpllcation
([) R .. Humberd Rock fJ Hour or Deliverance • ID Tiiis Is Your lllble
®) Romtn Holid1ys ~ IE Community Action
ID Sacred Httrt/The Christophtrs 10:45 IE Muitr
7:30 fl.Hartem Globetrotters il:OO ti NtW1flth rs
0 Music Hd the Spoken Word 0 Yount et Heart
@ ~urloslty Shop . . . D CI) Ci) aJ NIA Baallttblll D Campus Profile • Ci) CBS Chlldrtn's film festlval fJ Dr. lilly J. HarsJa m Movie: °(C) "Ttkt Mt Out to
®l The. Je~s . the 1•11 &1111" (mus) '4?-Frank
ID Soc111 Security 1, Action Sinatre. Gene Kelly.
1:00 I) ({) A HomelJ Place A look at II) Ctiurdt In the Ho1nt
the world's most famous syna-IE P1nt.1U1 Dominica!
eorues. 11:30 IJ Dr. lrea.e KllSOf1•
(]) Win&s of Italy 0 Old Tlmt &ospel Hour
0 m P1ssion SundtJ Mass Live fJ Mcvie: "Hip Hell" (adv) '4G-
coverage of a Mass at St. Peter in Douglas Fairbanks Jr .. Joan Bennett.
Chains Cathedral in Cincinnati,
Ohio, with Archbishop Joseph L.
Bernardin.
U Catlledr1I of Tomorrow
A~T£RNOON
D MJ friend Pookle 12:00 fl Yo11 Are There 0 Herald of Truth 0 ®l m NHL Hock11 'Stanley
@) Old Time Gospel Hour Cup Play-offs.
II) Revival FlrH Ci) hrttrnational Hou) •
1~30 I) (j) look Up ind Live "A Visit· ID lnt•lli&•nt Parent
Ing Angel'' ·An adaptatien of ·Nor-12:30 IJ CBS Sports Spectaculer The Na·
man Rosten's aJJtobiographical tional MU Short Course Swlmminf
novel "Under the Boardwalk," an Championships and the lnternatlon· acco~nt of growing up in Coney al Ski Jumpin& from Switzer11nd.
-Island in the 1930s. U Orel Roberts · -
CI) Accion de 11 C6nlunldad ID Jot DtSitv1'1 Open foru"'
(i) RHI Est1te Open House 1:00 u &tne Autry
D Doml11p Ci) Zoora•• fJ DIJ of Discovtry 0 Movie: "My friHd FlicU" m Wondtram• (adv) '43-Roddy McDowall.
ID KATHRYN KUHLMAN m Dakt1rl * (IN COLOR) ID News ID'Ktthryn Kuhlman et Tribune Publlca
9:,00 ti Camera Three "Banraku: Japan;s l :lS u CV({) m Howard Costll'I
Classic PuppeJ Theatre" The ancient • Sports M•r•zlne
art Is demonstrated with puppets l .30
that are -lhree-quarters life size. D COLGATE/DINAH SHORE ~ch operated by tht,ee men who re· * L~A GOLF FINA~S
main in full view of the audience. Live Fr. Palm Sprangs
D m' "'ICIAC I Home for Piii· a rn (j) m Co11att·Dinah $lloft
over A drama written for 'Tv ·by Winners Clrdt Golf Champloftshfp
James Yafee, based on the short final day of play fro~ the Mission
story of the same title and written Hills Golf and Country Club In
by Shalom Aleichem. Palm Springs, Calif. u Day of Dil CO'ltfJ Cl) Movie: (C) ''TINS lulbt" (dra) D (1) Curiosity Sbop/Multlplica· '62-Yul Bry.riner, Tony Curtis.
tion Rodi ID Vokt Of Calvary 0 CJ) Oral Roberts 1:45 g) Sin Joaquin Valley Report
®) It Is Written Z:OO I) Medix "For the Next Thirty
G) Brother Al Minutes. Violence" .Host Mario
9:30 fl Today's Rtlilion Machado explores the reasons tor, •
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and consequences of, Man's vio·
lent behavior with psychiatrist Dr.
Garrett O'Connor and other experts.
-g M•e: (C) ''Ebb Tide" (dra)
'37-F1ances farmer, -Ray Milland.
Ol Outer Umita
Ii) Rev. Leroy Jenkins m lnsliflt
2:30 II Sunflower Celebr1tlon
0 m Meet the Prus
Ii) Tom Mll.one and Annie
@!) festiv11 Filmlco .
3:00 II Movie: "No N1me ori the Bui·
let" (dra) '59-Audie Murphy, Joan
Evans, Charles Drake.
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City & County Master
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Q I $Jlc1l( I The ~Hter;-Plln A
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00 Min In 1 Sultc1se
fJ CI) (E Directions
~ O Movie: ''The Eel 1nd I" (com}
'47 -Fred r.tacMu(ray, Claudette
eo1bert.
®) Meet the Prus
me1t111er
11J Movie: (C). "8Jut L1co0n" (ro~)
'49-Jean Simmons, Donald Hous·
ton.
f1i) Clll O' the faire A film tour ·of
the 1971 Renaissance Pleasure
Faire at Paramount Ranch . . m A Bitter Wortd
3:30 0 Movie: (C) "Whisperinc Smith"
(wes) '48-Alan Ladd.
®) Sports Acttoir~ro-File
@) Consult1tioi1 ,'!The ~onsumer
Speaks Out"
m ·1ns1atit
. 3:45 fl) Greetinp From Germany
4;00 @ D_rapet
0 I sHctA\ l This Y11r In Jeru·
111tm A modem sto)y of Passover,
· ·relating the story of six immiarants
as they gather at the Seder table
in Israel.
· 00 film F11ture
O t sJic1At I Rhythm of Freedom
A special. Passover proaram with
Rabbi Michael Menitoff explainin&
the "rhythm" of Jewish history.
• Cl) Stir Trek
®> National ~eo1r1phic
Ell) Will Street Wffk m This Is the Uft . m Pintnma lltino
Q) It Is Written
Ef) C111wpus Profile
-·
4:30 II Cln:us ",Circus of the Six Flyers"·
(}) UnlwrsitJ Dillorue II Sunday ·
(j) Biid! Be1utJ fJ EJtWitlless . m Movie: "WHktnd 1t the Wal·
dorf" . (dra) '45-Ginaer • Roaers,
Walter Pidgeon. .GJ Bit.min
fl) Kortan V1rlety HouJ. • GD Wortd Press ·m toros ,
(<'.ontinued)
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 15, 1973
Servina So. C•llfornl• Winner 19131i'•tton•I
for Over 30 Ye•rs "Contr•ctor Of the Yeu" TI'"E s Aw•~ . ''' HAVE -CHRD6ED .
2,000 . YEARS OF TRADITION
The Chinese have delighted in the a~ of acrobatics since at
least 200 B.C. By the Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-220 A.O.) it was
a polished art. The sk.ill and grace .formed by centuries of study
have been pa5sed down.to the famous Shenyang Acrbbatic Troupe
of the People's Republic of China, and will be seen on television
for the first time, Wednesday at 8:30PM on ABC. During the past
2,000 years ac robats have joined strolling players, puppeteers and
musicians who wandered the countryside of China, much as circus
performers and minstrels did in ancient Europe. And, nke the
. I
ell• Ukb are aa llnport8at elftneat ID Cblaea attobadCI. Tlte
f U1 Slle111&111 Acrob8tlc Troupe of tbe People'• R.epabllc of Cllalaa
JDclade la tbelr propadl HVenl P"JICefDI aad 1Dtrk8te bicycle ftmtl.
strolling minstrels, the acrobats of China told stories thr~ugb their
actions-depicting folk tales in a unique way. Vivid stories of lions,
and the creation of human pagodas, make up the repertoires of the
many acrobatic troupes now ,J>Crforming in the People's Republic
of China, just as they did 2,~ years ago. .:
riginally they performed for aristocrats and were paid
wealthy n emen, ac robats became populcu:. with the people of
e counctyside arty as the 13th century. Interestingly, in the
early 20th century, 'viti of the acrobatic troupes were often
curtailed for fear that the d their art as a cover for anti-
&overoment work.
Acrobatics to the Chinese is a ve s~cial skill. The experts
are envied and the performers must · ctice constantly to bone
their talents. Troupes are often formed rom families, not unlike
the Western circus tradition, and skills are handed down from
generation to generation. The skill was so important in the lives
of the early Chinese (of the Sung period, 9-00-1276 A.D.) that
objets d'art depicting jugglers and gymnasts are often among the
treasured relics of 'the period. During the same period, the religious
Taoists be~an incorporating acrobatics· in their lives as a way to
perfect thetr mental and physical coordination.
For a while in China the emphasis on acrob.aticl-~gan to die,
and as rc;cently as 25 years ago the art of the -gymnast was almost
completely lost. Children and women were sold to tr9upes, and
men were often little more than indentured servants. In 1949 the
government began to subsidite troupes to revive the art form. By
the mid '60's, the troupes were again inv9lved · in the folk art of
the count ry. Like so many countries with roots in ancient civiliza-
tions, the People's Republic of China, by endorsing acrobatics as a
folk art, is able to dramatically. combine the past and the pre~
iri' ffie cultural Jives of its people. The performance of the Sheqfang
Troupe is a perfect example. as they re-create tales whi~h are
thousands of years old with modern relevancy.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 15. 1973
SUNOA~Continued)
@E C.11 of tM West
aJ Nasllville Music m Corona Now
5:00 8 Palm Beach 1Masters Tennis
Touma•ent From the Breakers Ho·
Ell) Washiniton Week In Review
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tel in Palm Beach, Florida, with -6:00 IJ Ci) 60 Minutes
doubles play featurin1 competition CI) Movie: (C) (2"r) ''KltltJ O"
between active Tennis-Hall of Fame (corn> '58--f'atty McCormack.
players combined with present pro· D m m News
fessional stars. Former champions fJ The Aveniers
in the draw will include Jack Kram· m Tom Jones Show
er, Pancho Gonzalez and Bobby @) Bladl Journal
Riggs, among others. ~ Teatn> dtl Domlnao
Cl) Youth (E Love American Style
Cl) The Protectors m Three Stoo1es
U Movie: (C) (g(ij "Three's A 6:30 O Lauie ''The Homecoming" After
Crowd'' (R) (com) '69-Larry Hag· weeks of wandering, Lass1e comes
ma11. Jessica Walter, E. J. Peaker. home to the.Holden Rajch.
(j) Dick Yan Drkt 00 World of Survival .
fJ Lldies' PGA Ci.Qlf U News
t1Q) News m Movie: (C) "Beau Brummel" m Daniel Boone (adv) '54~Stewart Granger, Eliu ·
fl) News beth Taylor, Peter Ustinov. EiiJ Doin' It 1t the Storefront fi) Sumo Wrestlinf m Hour of Stars Ell) loom
9) .Hff Haw @I) Super Sftow m Kh1ba m Beau James Show
5:30 (I) l-taiue of WOtlltn Voters~ m Uttle Rase1ls
II An1el Warm·Up/Baseball The 7:00 IJ News
Angels vs. the Texas Rangers. O Wild Klnadom "Monarchs of the
· (j) Comblt! Wild" Marlin Perkins examines the
CJ) News territories "owned" by v~rious ani·
t1Q) Movie: (C} "The Ghost and ~r. ) mals.
Chidlen" (com) '60-Don Knotts. 00 Movie: "EllchantrHnf ' (rom) fE Address One Two Three · '49-0avid Niven, Teresa Wri&ht.
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lie Neilsen narrates the story of a
California teena11er, fascinated with
the soaring maj~ty of the con·
dor. who decides 'o become a sail·
plane pilot and stru&&les to attain
soaring's highest award, the Di•·
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'62-Janet Munro, Leo McKern. m Three Passports to Adventure
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(C) (211r) uNialltside" and "RX fo
tlle Defense" Two hour-lon11 pllo
dramas. "RX for the Defense" com
bines the Yf(>rlds of medicine an
law in the story of 1 brilliant ma
who finds himselfinside a psychj
atrjc ward. Starring are Tim O'Con·
nor, Nancy -Marchand, Ronny Co
and Fritz Weaver. "Nightslde" sta
John Cassavetes, Alexis Smith an
Mike Kellin .in an action story abou
the drama ahd humor of New Yo
by day and by night.
fl) Samurai Wolf
tJl) Masterpiece Theatre "The Gold
en Bowl" Part 4.
9:30 tJ Cf) BamabJ Jones (R) Hiced t
locate. the money a hit.and-run vie·
tlm was supposed to be carryin&
Bamaby travels to a small •rural
community whose leadin& citizen
have formed a murder ring_.
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promoted to chief suraeon over ex: 10:00 g Dat of Discovery
ecutive officer Bums and the re· fJ Community .feedback Guests in·
percussions brin& General Barker elude the five elected Chicano As
in-to investiaate. semblymen. -D (]) ED The Fii "The Fatal m m News
Showdown" (R) Joseph Campanel· tJl) flri_n1 Line "The Equal. Right
la ruests as the head of a ganr Amendment" Guests Include Or .
. of thieves-planning to steal a Ann Scott, head of NOW.
valuable statue from a Manhattan li) Lou Gordon Show .
art auction. Maflyn Mason, Wayne 10:15 fl) Golf , . .
• Maunder, Kurt Kasznar and Edward .10:30 f) The IPrcitedors "See No Evil'.'
Mulhare also auest. . rJ The Time Bein& • m Safari to_ Advtnl'!.rt U Garner Ted Annstron& ..• -
fl) Nippon No Utl Cl) At Issue
tJl) Pioneers of Modem Palntin& , -®) San Die&o P1noram1
"Geor&e Seurat" A stu~ of the m News
French painter, a "scientific IJY1pres· 10:45 fl) Japanae L1np1p Lesson ~ • sionist," whose specialty was poln· 11:00 tJ (])DD Cl) Mews
tillis.m or dot-ism (as in half-tone D Auzia1 PTtpflicia
photographic reproduction). (I) Movie: uMoontide" (dra) '42-
a!) Cine del Domln10 Ida Lupino, Jean Gabin.
li) MovW-:" fJ IQUT The White House Jon
. White is host of this new conver· 1:30 f) (I) Mannix (R) 3annix has to sation show from las Veaas,
call for help when g1n11 leader Nevada
he is holdin.g Is "re ue~" ~y hell· m M~e: (C) "The Last TI• 1
copter. Eddie Egan ~nd Rip Torn s.. ·parjs" (dra) '54 _ Elizabeth
auest. · ~ Taylor, Van Johnson. D @J m NBC Sunday MJ 11-m Kathryn Kuhlman :
Columbo "Etude in Black" ( Lt. EJl) America •73 ..
Columbo tracks a symphony eon· 11 ·30 f) Nime of the Game
ductor and a musicl1n in connec· • D ~ Tonl&ftt 5hoW
tlon with the murder of a beautiful · g Melodyland in Motion
concert pianist. John Cassavetes, D Movie: "Blue Denim" (dra) •59
Myrna Loy and An)anette Comer -Brandon De Wilde, Carol Lynley.
guest. CJ) Telepulse •
U ROLLER GAMEs DIRECT m Movie: "Hl&ftwaj Pict-Up" (mys) * T-BIRDS vs OUTLAWS '63-Robert Hossein, Jean' Sorel.
Whi\J Will .Adams Report 12:00 U Reverend Ike
Unfold This Week? 12:30 ct) Issues and Answers
U1tolltr G1mes 1:00 tJ D 00 (I) News m Movie: "Earth vs. the flyin& 1:.10 f) Movie: "The Thin&" (sci·fi) '51
Saucers" (sci-fi) '$-Hu&h Mar· -Keonetffiobey.
IO'#e, Joan Taylor. 1:30 f) Movie: "The . Green m f IPlciA( I Where Ifs Happen-(adv) '55-Wayne Morris.
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APRtL 16
For momln1 •nd •lt¥ftoon n.tlnp,
plene Me DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, are
the •t• movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:10 D (C) "TM 1Kftdi111t Mr. U"'Pt\"
(com) '64-Don Knotts, Carol Cook.
10:00 (}) "Anne tf tlM Ind~~ (adv) '51
-Jean Peters, Louis Jourdan. D "Fort Osap" (wes) '52-Rod
Cameron.
12:00 D "Our Hearts Were firowfn& Up"
(com) '46 -Gall Russell, Diana
Lynn. "Ttptlla" (wes) '53 -Wild
Bill Elliott.
1:00 GI (C) '"'"" firm of WyoMlnl"
(wes) '48-Charles Coburn, Pew
Cumminas.
l:lO a "TIM Consplraton" (adv) '44-
~dy Lamarr, Pawl Henreid.
3:00 Cl) (C) "TM lmt One" (dra5 '56
-Michel Ray.
t1j (C) "ltobl11 ••d the Seven
Htods" Part I (dra) '64 -Frank
Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sa111my
Divis Jr. ·
3:30 c:J "T1qet Elrth" (tcl·fl) 'SS -
Richard Dtnnina. -
4:00 • (C) ... s ... , to lte••btf'
(blo) '45 -Corne! Wild•.
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0 Movie: (90) "R1J•it" (dra) '60
-David L1dd, John Aiar, Julie
Adams.
CJ) CIS News Walter Cronkite·
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t1j Mtl'f firtffln;SIMlw· m Andy crttt1t11
fll) Con•11tr Eduution "A Plumb·
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fB U1rs' Club of a racinf team w.hose romances m Speed Racer reflect the tensions and unpre·
7:30 II iohnnr M•u's Stlnd Up and dictability of the racina world.
Chter (R) Totie f'telds guests. Qj)'Movit: (C) (Ztlr) "TM Scorpio
(]) Moran's HtrMS lttttn" (mys) "67 -Alex Cord,
B TM Ntw Price ls ltlJM Shirley Elton.
D Movie: (C) (thr) "The hltface" m fitt Sa1rt
(com) '48-Bob Hope, Jane Russell. fE Nino
00 To T tll the T rvtll .., fl) u Crilda litft Cttada
CJ) TIM TlutltlttMn ·
c:J Milffoft $ Mofte: (Zflr) ''Con-9:30 1J Cl) Doris Dir SMw (R) Doris
fmions of 1 Nut SPY" (mys} '41 Martin, on le.ve of absence from
-Edward G. Robinson. Paul Lukas, Today's World, sertea ts preu sec-
Georae Sanders. retary to 1 Conaressionaf candidate.
(ljl Wild Klt11dom 0 I i!ICIXL I C!tlldrta of Zeto Art m That filrt llnkletter narr1tes the movin1 fiJm m Draptt story of three Asian orphans who
EE) r11 Chi Clt'uan-Exercises have been abandoned to hunaer and m Th• Adventurer squalor.
ml Rev. R11 Pii1no Q News fB Sports Chlll1n1e . m The Addams F1ml'1 11).fiolltr Pyle USMC
1:00 IJ CJ) fiunsmote "The River" Part fll) ThlrtJ Mlnutls ~ ' .•
J (R) A hard·ridina outlaw gana @!> Muchldll IUfl1n1
tryinJ. to reaaln the spoils from a Im V1rled1des
series of rob~ries dri~es Marshal lO:OO IJ CJ) 1111 CosbJ Show (k) The. ~illo~ off a chff and 1~t.o a rush· Smothers Brothers and sinaer Max-
ine n~er. ~ack Elam, Minam Colon ine Weldon auest (Rescheduled) and Shm Pickens guest. · 0 ®) 8' lau&fl·ln (R) Cameo ap· fJ Crimt flpwrs
pearances are made by Carol -Bur-m m ......
nett, Demond Wilson. Ross Martin fJ> ltolltr fi111tt1
and comedian Paul Gilbert. fll> Vent.: rtt1nt011t fndia A look
D Ci) 00 m I IPl¢1A I J. "' es at India's CISte system.
. P11t McClrtMy Former Beatie Paul t!!) Spotts Chlllttllf
McCartney, a· composer.performer lG:lO D Nm
Whose music has Chanaed the fife· &J lilf CosbJ
style of an entire aeneration ap· --IE TV Musical·
purs wi~h his wife Linda and their CE) News/Sports
aroup Winas. t!!) 42 Plu, m The fihost anil Mrs. Muir . &J Perry Maion 11:0011 B .D fl) mt!!) News
fJ) Htr111nos.COraje (])Cl)@) News. m 11,.c!M I ~hat You Don't Know D Ont stlp lqo(ld .
Cln Kill You A report.of the Presl· (I) M1nll1I Dillon
dentlal Commission on aeneral pub· c:J Movie: .,DtnoSIUfUI" (SCl·fi) '60
Ile health. The program examines -W~rd Ramsey.
ways of dissemit11tln1 health in· m Trutll or ConMfl'ltnces
formation to prevent,deat!!s of mil· &J Rtvtrtnd Ike ·
lions of Americans from disease that fil) DBUT M1rtln Afnlnsky First of
could be cured. a S·part proarem on the Common
ii) MuskllisMO Market.
a!) Mlpelito V1ldez Show a!) Cltudi hhnlOft Nltt ltat
~ .&) Mtvit: (Zflr) "Detp Ville('
(dra) '47-lda Lupino, Dane Clark. 11:30 IJ CJ) CIS late Movie: (C) "KJd R~.lo" (dra) '66-Janet Lelah, Don 1:30 m Merv Griffin Show Murray.
a!) Dtau B tll m JellnllJ C.flOft Shecky
9:00 IJ CJ) Here's Lucy (R) Lloyd Brida· Greene is substitute host.
es, as Or. Steve Murray, attracts D Man In a Slflcnt
the amorous attention of Lucille 0 00 (1) fB Dic!:-Cnett Rex Har· •
Carter, who is hospitalized with• a rlson auests.
broken lea from a skiina accident. .m To Ttll Ult Truth
B 8' NIC Mond11 Movie: (C) 12•00 m Alf d Hitch " p (211r) "Judith" (dra) 'SS-Sophia ' &J W•~dtftutt coc. re1tnt1
Loren, Peter Finch, Jack Hawki~s. a> Milllt Rff1t Show
An lsr11ll leader and the ex·w1fe
of a Nazi officer Join forces in 12:JO D News
trackina down a German general m Movie: ''Young 1nd Dan1trou•"
who ls wanted as a war criminal. (dra) '57-Mark Damon.
D (}) Ci) Q} ABC Mondq Movie: m 1111 Cosby ·
(C) (Zflr) "Red Unt 7000" (adv) '65
-James Caan, Marianna Hill, laura 1:00 (I) B 0 Cl) Newt -
Devon, James .Ward. John Robert .1:45 IJ Movie: ''TM fl&fltinr 69ttl"
Crawford. The title refers to an en-(adv" ·•~Ja es c. • gine speed beyond which It 1s dan· / m aney.
serous to operate 1 racing car, and 3:10 II Movie: "Sword of Monte Cristo"
the stor)'-conctftls-3 youna~mbers (dra)"5l-Ceorfe Montaomery.
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APRIL 17
For mornln1 •nd •fternoon llstlnp,
ple.se see DAYTI~ PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, •re
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:30 O (C) "Ride th\ Wild .Surf" (dra)
1 '64-Fabian, Shelley Fabares.
10:00 Cil "Pete Kelly's Blues" (dra) · '5
-Jack Webb, Janet Leigh. D '!Two Dollar Bettor" (dra) '52-
John Litel, Steve Brodie.
12:00 D "Golden E1rrinp" (dra) '47-
Marlene Dietrich, Ray Milland.
"Gunfire" (wes) 'SO-Don Barry.
1:00 m "Dino" .(dra) '57-Sal Mineo,
Brian 'Keith, Su,an Kohner.
1 :30 O (C) "l1dtelor In P1rldise"
(com) '61-Bob Hope, Lana Turner.
3:00 (j) (') "A loy Ten Feet Tin'' Part
I (drl) '65-Edward G. Robinson,
Fergus McClelland.
Qg) (C) "Robin 1nd the Seven
HObds" Coner. (dra) '64-Frank SI·
natra. Dean Martin. Name of the
Game '-
3:30 D "Sudan" (adv) '45-Maria Mon·
tez, Turhan Bey.
EVENING
6:00800 mmail&>News Cil (lg) News D lon1nza
00 &et Sll1rt D Wanted Dead or Alive m The Flintstones
II) Stir Trek EE Mi Oulu En1morld1
EJl) Hodfepod1e Lod1e m Three Stoores
6:30 00 Ho11n's Htroea
0 Movie: (C) (90) "The Ma(lc
Yoy11e of Sinbld" (adv) '67-£d·
ward Stolar, Anna Larlon.
Cl) C8S News Walter Cronkite
D Have Gun Will Tmet
®) Me~ Griffin Show m Andy Griffith ·
EJl) B'Yad Halllhon · m Joanne Canon Show
ail Novel•
&) The Frank People m Little Rascals
7:00ll CIJ DmNews D Bowllnr for Dollars
Cil Truth or Consequenus 00 Safari to Adventure D What'~ MJ Lint? m I love Lucy
llJ I Dnam of Jeannie EE Si111pltmente Maria
EJl) The frtndt Chef
@E Munec:a
4:ot II "The Lusty Men" (dra) '52-;-•
Susao Hayward, Robert Mitchum.
ail Forme 11 P1l1bra.. m Liars' Qub
4:30 rn Same IS 10 AM llstlnr m Spe~d Racer
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 15. 1973
7:30 II lobby , Goldsboro Show Jim @I) Nodtes T1ptt11s
Stevens guests. • 9:30 II Cf) CBS Tuesday Movie: (C)
@ Ho11n's Heroes (90) "The Str1n1ers In 7·A" CR)
D Police Surreon "Summer Sun-(dra) '72-Andy Griffith, Ida Lupino.
day" Guest Paul Burke plays a A New York apartmeQt building
crim inal who kidnaps a child who superintendent and his wife be·
was witness to a holdup. come the hosta1es of a gang of
IJ Movie: (21lr) "Two Women" young thieves.
(draf '61-Sophia Loren, Jean-Paul IJ Mancini Generation Mac Davis
Belmondo, Eleanora Brown. and Art Metrano auest.
00 To Tell the Truth ( O News
Cl) This Is Your Ufe 11J Gomer Pyle USMC fJ Milllon $ Movie: (2hr) "Hllh EJl) Blick Journal
Sierra" (adv) '41-Humphrey Bo· @E Mudlteha ltlllafta
&art, Ida Lupiqo. Joan Leslie. a!) Festival Mexicane
@) Hollywood Squares TO:OO D ~ m I sHcllL I U~'On · This m That Girt Rock Sir Ralph RichardS(ln is-n1r·
11),Drapet retor for a unique tour of St. Peter's
fil) Citywatchera Basilica in Rome, including views m St1nd Up and Cheer of the chun;h never betor, filmed.
a!) Comedy WorctS of· persons ·associated with
tl) It Is Written the history of the Basjllca are spok-m Add1nts Family en by guest stars ..
1:00 II (I) Maude (R) Maude is given IJ m llJ News
a si>eedinr ticket by an eager young 0 CV 00 m Marcu~ Welt.,, M.D •.
traffic cop. who gets the argument Just as he plans to remarry so his
of his life. young son will have a mother. a
0 ®) m NBC Tuesd1y Movie: (C) pathologist is told by-Dr."9/elby th at
(2hr) ''The Hired Hand" (R) (dra) he must have serious surgery. Pat·
'71-Peter Fonda. Warren. Oates. rick O'Neal and Brenda Vaccaro
Three itinerant cowboys become in· guest. .
volved wifh a sadistic merchant in D Boris Karfoff Presents
. a desolate New Mexico town. EE La Molinera •
U @00 tl) Temperatures RisinJ . EJl) Film Features "Joys of Kinetic
"Operation Fastball" (R). t1oland Art," "Sunrays"
performs an."unauthorlzed operation 10:30 IJ Talk Baell
on a young baseball player while 11J McHale's N1vy
the hospital ls under investigation. EJl) Hands of lnftocence Parents of m Alfred Hitchcock Pmtl\ts-• ' a schizophrenic teen11e. girl cele-
llJ Ptny Mason brate her first nigbt home from a EE Htraanos Coraje mental hospital with , __ birthday
EJl) Tllf!'lng Points "Is There a Bike celebration on!,y to discover their re·
in the Mix?" An exploration of the lationships ha~n't improved-.
problems of reintroducing the bi· @E Revistl Musical
cycle as a means of transportation. a!) News/Sports m EJ EctmcJo c1e Ent~~" · • 11:00 a a mm m News
ail Cent~_lbero AnttriClno @ · 119) News m Movie: (2hr) "Dr. Socrates" D e Step leyond
(dra.) '35-Ann Dvorak, Paul Muni. Marshal Dillon
1:30 IJ (J) Hawaii Flve-0 (R) Jason Movie: "The Return of Frank
Evers guests as the surviving part· 1mes" (wes) '4~enry Fonda. '
-ner of a not-too-legitimate real es-T~st.ti~n~es
late company; whose partners were 11J Re trend Ike
victims of a mysterious poison. EJl) Mi rtin Arn>nsky Program on
0 Cil 00 Cl) ABC Tuesday Movie: the Common Market.
(C) (90) "The Sm1111inr Woman" a!) Chuck Johnson Nlte Beat
(R) (dra) '72---0livla de.ttavill~nd. 11:30 II (I) CBS Late Movie: (C) ''TffX·
Joseph Cotten. Walter Pidgeon, Ed 1138''-(sci-fi) '71-Robert Duvall.
Nelson. A lo1mer mental patient dis· D tiO} m JohnnJ C.rson
covers a woman buried alive· on the IJ The Prisoner
grounds of her sprawling estate. 0 Cil (I) tl) Diel! C.vett Charlton m Merv Griffln Show Tonight's . Heston. Jim Henson and his Mup·
show is devoted to the Photoplay pets and the Baltimore Board of
Gold Medal Awards. the oldest of Censorship guest.
the entertainment awards and the m To Tell the Trvtlt
only ones polled of the publi~. 12:00 m Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Guests to receive awards include: 11J Wandtr1ust .
Clfad Everett (Medical Center). Paul 12:30 O News
Lynde (Paul Lynde Show), David m Movie: "Apache Warrfor" (wes)
Birney (Bridget Loves Bernie). Rich· '57-l<eith Larson, Jim Davis.
ard Thomas (The Waltons). Robert llJ Bill Cosby
Duvall ("The Godfather"), and spe· 1:00 (I) O O CI> News _
cial guest John Wayne, accepting an 1:45 II Mo.!it; (C) ''Sainbler .From" Na-
award for Ann·Margret. tch~(adv) '54-Dale Robertson.
_ EJl) Bill Moyers' Joum1I 2:00 m All·Ni(ht Show: "Affair in Ha· . m Novell VIOi," "Dei d Men Walk," "Spooks •
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· • "CB$ Playhouse 90," one of the most
honored series. in television drama history,
begins a new era with. the broadcast of
Ingniar Bergman's ''The Lie," Tuesday,
AprD 24 at 9:30 to 11 PM on CBS. Not
only does the broadcast mark a return to
the schedule,· on a limited basis, · of the
distinguished "Playhouse" that enlivened
television in the late l 950's, but it marks
the first drama written by the famed Swed.:
ish film writer and director especially for
television to be aired on an American net-.
work. Because of the ·importance of these
two events, 1V WEEK presents this fea-
ture on "The Lie" in advance of its broad-
cast next-week.
THE DAILY' PILOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 15, 1973
A itotible cast has been assembled by
Producer Lewis Freedman to enact the
deeply personal drama, which Bergman him-
. s.elf feels is one of his finest works. "The
Lie?' stars Qeorge Segal, Shirley Knight
and Robert Culp as the principal protag-
anists, with such veteran performers as
Victor Buono, William Daniels, Dean Jag-
ger, Louise Lasser, Mary "Ann M9bley and
Elizabetl\._WiJson in key. toles. It· was di-
rected by Alex Segal., Emmy-winning di-
rector of such outstanding television drama's
as "Death of a Salesman,'' "The Crucible". (I tor) Kim Duno, Siii.Uy KJlfsht, Georae Sep.I ·
and "Hedda Gabler." Translation from the Lie" was the resul; of ;hat as~ignrrient~ It there will most certainly, be no difficulty
Bergman original was by Alan Blair. was written for Eurovision and was intended recognizing the situation and the people.
Basically, the telepl1ty cQncerns ·a wealthy for production in various countriet A Swed-The setting, which is purposely un~pecified,
suburban couple, Anna <Mi.ss Knight) and ish television production, unde the title could be any affluent suburban .commun-
Andrew Fromm (Mr. Segal). whose life "The Enclave," was highly accla med. Pro-ity in America. The play itself goes right
style has a surface~fection that"deceiv~s -ducer Freedman, who flew to Stockholm to the heart of a universal problem, trans-
not on}y the worl , around . t.hem but de-for conferences with Bergman prior to the latable through experience into every lan-
ceives ·the Fromm 'fhem~lves. "The Lie" start of production, points out that "The guage and every ,locale."
concerns the breakdown in communicatfon : Lie" •Will be the first major work by the The sumptuous sets--43 in all-.-fpr the
between the husband and wife, their eventu-. Swedish _senius to.:be...heard in English and production were desiwed by diminutive
al confrontation with' the Ile they are Jiving .. acted by important -?\mcricao performers. Jan Scott who counts her Emmy n9.mina-
. together, and their a~~~ning to' the real "It. wil! be the ~rst ·time that _Ingma~ Berg,: tions . by 'the dozen. Most of themr were
· and false values of the1r existence. ' man will be available to a massive audience,. . built on the stages of Hollywood's Televi-Ber~an was commissioned to write a he said, "without the distraction of subtitles. • sion City •'Where the-..pr-0duction was taped,
television play several years ago, and "The ipere will t1e no language b~rrier-and JVoking ~emories among .crew vete~ans of
o to r) titredo'r A&n Seo!, ~ Secalt Sbirtey Kolidat aad produett uwls Frttelman. ~he frantic hammer-bangmg, put-_e~:up,
tear-'em-down marathons· of the original
"live" days of ''Playhouse 90." Because the
life style of the ·Fromms in the play is one
of considerable opulence, Miss Scott was
able to in·dulge her designer's eye for rich
settings--crystal · chan<ieliers, massive heir-
loom fufni~re, priceless bric-a-brac and
fabrics of velvet, satin and brocade. Ex-
teriors of the Fromm mansion were sbot
on location in the Holmby Hills section, of ·
west -Los-Angeles: "
II the Fromm mansion had a trophy
room, it co Id well have been fiJted with .
the Emmy d Oscar awards that have been .
won over e years by the distinguished
cw and c ew' of "The Lie." Jn addition
to Directo Aiex Segal and Art Director. ···-
. Scott, fou <if the principal actors have
been hono ed with nominations,Qr awards:
George Se ~l for ''\Yh.o's _Afraid.of Virginia
.Woolf," S 1rley Knight for ."Sweet Bltd· f
Youth" a d ·''The Dark at. the Toj> of t -~_. -stairs,'' oiertCwp for t&e· 1 Spy 1es
and Dean Jagger for ·Twelve O'Clock igh.
WEDNESDAY
APRIL18
For momln1 and afternoon llstfnp,
please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:30 D (C) "M1100 In the Kln(s Ser·
vice" (cartoon) '64-Jim Backus is
the voice of Magoo.
10:00 Cil "Ice P1lace" Part I (dra) '60-
Richard Burton, Robert Ryan.
1J "Sliver Star" (wes) '55-Jimmy
Wakeley, Edgar Buchanan.
12:001J "UttJe Miu M1rker" (dra) '34-
Shirley Temple. "Badmen of Tomb-
stone'' (wes) '49-Barry Sullivan.
1:00 m "Down to the 5e1 In Ships"
.. (adv) '49-Richard Widmark, Lionel
Barrymore.
1:30 O (C) "lee.use You're Mine"
(mus) '52 -Mario Lanza.
3:00 ()) (C) "A 8oJ l'en feet Tall" Concl.
(adv) '65-Edward G. Robinson. (C)
"You're Never Too Younc" Part I
(com) '55-0ean Martin.
(Ii) "When ladles Meer• (rom) '41
-Joan Crawford, Robert Taylor. ·
3:30 O "Canon «:tty" (dra) '48-Scott
Brady.
4:00 IJ (C) ~he Inspector General"
(com) '49-0anny Kaye.
4:30 Cil Same as lOAM lfstln1 ..
EVENING
6:00 0 a D mm CiI!)Ql News
@@)News
1J Bonanza
(]) Get Sm1rt O W1nted Dtld or Alive m I bictll ! The Mld1l1ht Ride ol
Paul Revere Based on one of the
most celebrated events in American
hi~tory, this is the dell&htful story ol
Paul Revere's famous ride and Billy
Oawe's famous ride and Or. Pres·
cott's famous rjde! Yes, there were
three of them and contusion arose
as each · went about assurln1 his
place in history. m Stir Trek
Ei) Mi Dulce Enamorad1
EID Hod1epod1e Lodi• m Three Stooaes
6:30 00 Ho11n's Heroes · · D Movie: (90) ''The Bashful Ele·
phant" (adv) '6l'-Molly Mack, Hel·
mut Schmid.
(j) 'BS News Walter Cronkite
OJbve Gun Will Travel
(@ Mer1 Griffin ·Show EID Consum'l!r Education "Monster
Machines-Those Major Appliances
in Your life'' m Joanne Carson st.ow
CiI!) Novela m The frank People m little Rials
7:00 IJ @ BmNews -a Bowlin1 lor Dollars 00 Truth or Consequences
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Your Taste!
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 15. 1973
Cl) Untamed World m J1p1nese L1n1u11e Pro1r1m
0 Whit's MJ Une? 9:301J American Adventure
di J love Lucy 0 News m I Dre1111 ol Jeannie m Gomer Pyle USMC
&) Simplemente M1ri1 m Much1eh1 ltall1n1 EID I SFic1A1. ! Meadowlands A study r.P;\ El Cale de Ml lanlo ol the fi&ht raging over 20,000 acres ~
of meadowland in northern New Jer· 9:45 EID lm11es ind Memories "Sprin&
sey'\llhich pits several environmental and Summer" A photographic essay
groups acainst each other. by Jim Bones on the rejuvenation m Munec1 I and flowerinc of nature
Cir!) Aficlonldos de 11 Comunid1d 10:00 IJ Cl) Cannon (R) The mysterious
ti!) liars' Club death of a prominent labor union m Speed Racer ... official who fell from a ski lift brinis
7:30 IJ PREMIERE Wacky Wor1d of Jona-Cannon to the ruiged mountain
thin Winters Bill Russell guests. country near Durango, Colorado, to
CI) Ho11n's Heroes investigate.
0 Walt Till Your father Gets Home 0 @.) m SEARCH (R) Hu&h lock·
Wh en Harry tries to gain a time e~-wood must find a misslnc State De·
tension on Chet's draft notice. a partment official involved in a mar·
mistake results and Harry finds him· ital scandal to avoid International
self lndLJCted. · repercussions.
1J Movie: (2hr) ''Two Women" 1J m m News
(dr3) '61-Sophia Loren, Jean· Paul D Ci) m 0 w. n MI rs h I I I
Belmondo. (R). Owen Marshall defends 0.A.
(])To Tell the Truth Charlie Giannetta's son. charaed with
@ You Asked lor It murder in a girl's drug overdose O Million 1 Movie: (2hr) "Conti· death. •
dentl1I Aaent"l (mys) '45-Charles
Boyer, Lauren Shall, Peter Lorre. 0 Boris K.arloff Presents
®) Youn1 Dr. Kildare Ei) LI Moliner1 m Th1t &lr1 fD I sJlcilL I Tom T. Hall -Tiie m Dnanet Storyteller Tt ped on location at So. EID Doin' It 1t the Storefront California's famous .country/western m Young Dr. Kildare showcase. The Palomino Club, sing·
ti!) This Is Your Ufe er /songwriter Hall spins his extra· m Addams Family ordinary brand of story in song.
8:00 IJ Sonny and Cher (R) Robert Cir!> Variety
Goule.t and The Temptations guest: 10:30 IJ Talk Back
0 @) m Adam-12 (.ff) Pete Mal· m PetticOlt Junction
lpy's apartment house manager, Mrs. &Ji) Kippy Cosas Comedy series
O'Brien, pickets the police· depart· CiI!) News/Sports
meot to protest against their failure ti!) 42 Plus
to capture a pur~e snatcher. 11:00 fJ a D mm m Ne"s D rn @ ti!) Paul Lynde Show (R) (]) I]) ®) Ne,ws • m Truth or Consequences 1J One.Step Beyond ' m Perry Mason • · , CI) Marshall Dillon
Ei) Herm~no~ ,Coraje 0 Movie: "Clive of India" (dra)
EID Amenc1 73 --~35 Ronald Colman, Loretta m Ch1mpionship WresUing g. m Japanese l1n1u11e Program . m Truth or Co~sequences
8:30 0 m NBC Wednesday Mystery m Movie: "Holiday Week" (rom)
-81n1cek ''.fo St~al a King" (~) A '57-Leslie 'Dwyer, Lisa Daniely.
coin collection wit~ an unlimited EID M•rtin Arronsky Program on the •
. ..., . value vanishes from a hotel vault · Common Market.
and police and hotel security ,re ml Chuck Johnson ..Nite Belt
with Allled lullders
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McCarthy, Pernell .Roberts and ·. ~ nem11 ~
Brenda Vaccaro guest. 11:30 IJ Cil CBS Litt Movie: (C) "The
D Ci) (I) a> I SflC.AL I Sheny1n1 Ti~er Makes Out" (com) '67 -
Acrobatic Troupe df th People's Re· Eli Wallach, Anne Jackson .
'public of'C~lna The first cultural ex· 0 ®) m Johnny Canon
change between the People's Re· 0 Man In 1 Suitcase .
public of China and the U.S. brings 0 Cl)@ ti!) Dick Cavett A s~·
the Shenyang Acrobatic Troupe in a clal program devoted to returning
display of skill in acrobatics and POWs.
conjuring acts. m To Tell the Truth m Merv Griffin Show 12:00 m Alfred Hitchcock Presents ml Novel1 12:301J News
9:00 IJ Cl) MMlc1I Center (R) William m Movie: "Johnn1 Rocco" (adv)
Windom, Susan Oliver and Lynn Car· '53-Stept(ln McNally.
lln guest in the dramatic story-of m Bill Cosby
a professor known for extrasensory 1 :00 00 a D ()) News
perception who has a vision of his .J:~5 O Movie: "Appointment W"rth a
own wife's cteath in surgery. • Shadow" (dra) '59-Brian Keith. m Get Smart 2:00 m All·Nlght Show: (C) "Drum
&> Nino Beat;'' "T1r1et: Sea of China"
fli)-,lonten of Modern P1intln1 (R) 3:10 IJ Movie: "Santa Fe Piuaae"
"Georie Seurat" (wes) '55-John Payne. -~ -----"'C '
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Tonight join Jonathan Winters that dQesn't know where it's
alias Maudie Frickett, King going until 'it gets there.
Quasi and Chester Honeyhugger, Jonathan wings it tonight with
f9r th~ only series on televisfon special guest Bi~J Russell .
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THURSDAY
APRIL 19
For. mornln1 end afternoon listinp,
pleese see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your corwenlence, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:30 fJ (C) "Gidiet Goes to Rome"
(com) '64 -Cirldy Carol. James
Darren.
10:00 (I) "Id Palace" Conti. (dra) '60
-Ricbard Burton, Robert Ryan.
11 "Vllllng Women and the Sea
Serpent" .(sci·fi) '57-'Abby Dalton,
. Susan Cabot.
12:0011 ''The Bullfighters'' (com) '45-
. Laurel and Hardy. "Chlc110 Dead·
line" (dra) '49-Alan Ladd.
1:00 m (C) "Flame of the Island'' (ad11)
'55-Y11onne Decarlo, Howar6 Duff.
1:30 0 ''The Hook" (dra) '63 -Kirk
Douglas. Nick Adams.
3:00 00 (C) "You'ri Jk~r !oo Youn&"
Conti. (com) '55 -Dean Martin,
Jerry Lewis
1i,gl (C) "Honeymoon With 1 Strane·
er" (dra) '69-Janet Leigh, 'Ros~no
Brazzi.
3:30 0 "The Spoilers" (adv) '42-John
Wayne, Marlene Dietrich.
4:00 B "This Land Is Mine" (dra) '43
-C h a r I e s laughtbn. Maureen
O'Hara.
4:30 (1) Sime 15 lOAM listin&
EVENING
6:00·11 0 fJ mm ml GE) News
(1) [g) News
11 Bonanza
00 Get Smart 0 Wanted Dead or Alive m The FOntstones
ID Star Trek
fE Ml Dulce Enamorada m Hodeepod&e lod&e m Three Stooaes , ~
6:30 00 Hogan!s Heroes
· fJ Movie: (C) (90) "Sli F~ver"
(rom) '67 -Martlh Milner, Claudia
Martin.
00 CBS News Waltec. Cronkite
0 Have Gun Will Tmel
®l Merv Griffin Show m Alternatives
£E) Schools Without Failure (R) m Joanne · Carson Show
ml Novel•
GE) Tiie . fr1nk People
ff) little Rucals
7:00 B (]) 0 m News
11 Bowling tor Dollars
(j) Truth or Consequences
Americ1n Adventure
0 Whit's My Line? m I loye Lucy m I Drum of Jeannie
fE Simplemente M1r11
£E) T'1I Chi Ch'u1n-Exercises m r.Juneca ml Tele·Revist1 Mu~lcal
al l i1rs' Club
EE Speed Racer
-Page 18
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 15, 1973
FRIDAY
7:30 1J Youne Dr. Kildare ''The Exile" 1:30 m Merv Griffin Show
' (R) The careers of Kildare and a ml Novela
r~fugee Cuban doctor are jeopar· 9:00 0 loft) £'9;' Timex Presents the 8ob
d1zed by a vicious derelict. Jim lllti ~ Backus guests. Hope Special A "11audeville" sfiow
00 Hogin's Heroes • with guests Milt~ Berle and Glen APRIL20
0 Thl Adventurer "The Not So Campbell,
Merry Widow" Gene Bradley is ac· 0 (i) fm Streets of San Fran· for morning and aftwnoon llstlnat,
cused of romancing a beautiful wom· clsco (R) ~r) Robert Wagner please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
an he's never met~ then guests as the prime suspect in the Below, for your convenience, are
murdering her husbancf. murder of a young girl found float· the day's ...n091".
11 Movie: (2hr) "Two Women" ing in San Francisco Bay with his
(dra) '61-Sophia Loren, Jean-Paul business card attached to.her neck· DAYTIME MOVIES
Belmondo, Eleanora Brown. lace. Kim Darby also guests. 00 To"!ell the Trl'th tE Nino , 9:30 fJ (C) "Snow Whit. i nd tM Thrte
(]) P~h~e Surgeon m El Show de Alej1ndro Suarez Stooies" (com) '61-Carol Hels's.
0 .~1lhon $ ~ovie: (2hr) "Virelni1 9:30 9 The Happy Wanderers Slim and The Three Stooges.
City (wes) 40 -Errol Flynn, Henrietta Barnard visit "Bishop High 10:00 "September Storm" (dra) '60 Humph~ey Bogart, Miriam Hopkins. Country." -Joanne Dru, Mark Stevens.
(i9J Let s Make a Deal ,.,. N -9 ''The G1mbler and the l ...i " m That Girt u 8W1 , ~y m Draenet · m Muchach1 lt11ian1 (dra) ~ -Dane Clark, Naomi
£ID Action ~hicano "Bar rio Rep0rt" ~ luch1 Libre ~~.ce. . ' A look at the Rodino Immigration 10:00 B 00 I $1'1CIA( !Up With People· A 12~ Monsieur B11uc1lre' (com) '46
Bill currently before Congress which lelevis1on adaptation of the per· ~ ob Hop~. ·~·Marksman" (wes)
w?uld require all U.S. residents {ormances being given around this . 53-:Wayne Moms.
with Spanish surnames to register cou ntry a~d abroad by students tak· 1.00 m Day of Triumph" (dra) '54-
·with the Immigration Dc$partment mg. part in a u?lque learning ex-Lee J. Cobb, Joanne Dru.
in order to track down illegal penence. A tribute to human 1:30 O (C) "Adventures of Don Juan"
aliens more easily. underst~nding set. to original music (ad11) '49 -f rrol Flynn, Viveca m Rollin' and lyrics and voiced by 130 lively Lindfors.
al Poliee Suree~n young -Gitizens. 3:00 ~ (C) "The Golden Arrow" (adv)
ff) Addams flm1ly 0 0 m Dean Martin 64-Tab Hunter, Rosanna Podesta.
8:00 11 m ID News (@ (C) "Cmn Mansions'' (dra) '59
II SEE 1THE WAL TONS' • 0 Boris K1r1off Presents -Audrey Hepburn, Lee J. Cobb. * 2 Hr. 'EASTER STORY' tE la Mollnera 3:30 0 CC) "M1r1 of the Wildeme11"
B 00 The W1ltons (2hr) Oli11la is l0:3011 Talk B~ck (dra) '65 -Adam West, Linda
stricken with polio and faces ~the m Ch1mp1onship Fishing Saunders.
possibility of permanent paralysis. m Aeompaname Musical series 4:00 B (C) "The Ueuttnant Won
From her sick beii, Olivia tries -to -'ml News/Sports Skirts" (com) '56 -Tom Ewell,
affect a cure based on faith and 11:00 IJ 0 fJ mm GE News Sheree North.
sheer will. At the same time, she @ @) News 4;30 (]) Sime as lOAM listing
encourages the children to develop 11 One Step Beyond
their own interests as if nothing 00 Marshal Dillon
had changed. • 0 Movie: "Desert Fighters" (adv}
0 @) m flip Wilson Show (R) '60-Michel Auclair, tmma Renella.
Raymond Burr, Dom Deluise and m Truth or Consequences
Gladys Knight and tho Pips guest ID Movie: "The Killer is Loose" fJ (J) 00 GE) Mod Squid ''Th~ (mys) '56-~seph Cotten, Rhonda
Connection" Part I (R) Capt. Greer Fleming.
is seriously wounded when he and a £ID Martin Agronsky Program on the
prisoner he is escorting from Chi· Common Market.
cago are met in Los An geles by • ml C~uck Johnson Hite Beat
three phony policemen who help 11.15 aJCinem1 3' · ,
the man escape. Edward Asner. ll:30 B . CBS lite Movie: (C) ''El·
Bradford Dillman, Cleavon Lillie, tr~ordmary Se1m1n" (dra) David
Barbara McNair, ~efanie Powers, Niven, Faye Dunaway.
·Richard Pryor, Robert Reed and Ces· 0 ~ m Jotinny Carson
af Romero guest. 11 The Fueitlve m Hogan's Heroes fJ (!) al Dick Cavett Part I of m Boxinf From the Olympic · • a two-part program examining the
fE Hermanos Coraje problems of alcoholism. . . m To T,JI the Truth m Ohv1er Heads All ·Star m World Press * Cast in Shakespeare's 12:00 m Alfred Hitchcock Presents
"RICHARD Ill" 12:30 11 News
£ID Humanities Film Forum ."Ricbard m M o v i e: "M1gnificent Rough·
111" (3hr) Lord Laurence Qllviei necks" {dra) '56 -Jack Carson
stars in Shakespeare's powerful tale Mickey Rooney. .
of the wicked,. deformed king and m Bill Cosby
his conquests. Sir Cedric Hardwicke, l :OO.(]) 0 fJ CU News
Sir Ralph Richardson, Sir John 'Giel· l :45 B Movie: (C) ''The Girl Next Dd8r11
gud i:nd Claire Bloom also uar. (com) '53-Dan Dailey, June Ha· ver. Dennis Day. m Cipulina 2:00 m All·Nlght Show: "Fighter At·
ml El Show de Joe Flores • • ~~di,': :"The Phantom Speaks," (C)
ff) Movit: (2hr) "Hard to Handle" Dec1s1on at Sundown"
(c?m) '33 -Jam~ Cagney, Mary 3:10 B ~ovle: "The littlest Hobo"
Bnan. (ad11) '58-BmS!ij' Hart.
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EVENING
6:0011'0:0 it) m ml al Newt
(J)@) News
11 Bonanza
00 &et Smart
0 Wan.lid De1d or Alive m The Flintstones
ID Star Trek
fE Mi Dulce En1morad1
tif) Elrthkeeplng "Us and Changes"
ff) Three 3tooees
6:30 00 Hoaan's Heroes
fJ Movie: (90) "Rocky" (dra) '48
-Roddy McOowaU, Edg.ar Barrier.
())News
0 Hhc_. Gun Will Tmtl
O Merv ~ffln Show · m Andy Griffith
tif) Consumer Educ1tlon "furniture
and Fashion" :" m Joanne Carson Show
'ml Novel•
GE) The Frank People
ff) Little R11c1ls
7:00 B rn 0 m News 9 Bowling for Dollus
f'6J Truth or Consequences
Animal World
0 What's My line? m I love Lucy ID I Drum of Je1nnle
fE Simplemente Maria •
£ID The~vely Arts "Young Audi·
ences ol Greater Los Angeles, Inc''
Bi) Muneca
~ Roller Deftly
Q) l11rs' Club
ffiSpeed Racer
7:30 1J WorJd of Survival "Plumes of
Paradise"
CV Hoaan's Heroes
O Hollywood Squares
(j) To Tell the Truth
Cl) Circus O Miiiion $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Sin·
cerely Your1" (mus) 'SS-Liberace,
Joanne Dru. o The New Price Is Ri&ht
m That Girt
OJ Dragnet
Ell) Wall Street Week a;, Untamed World m Safari lo Adventure
El) The Addams family
~45 O Aneel ·warm-Up/Baseball The
Angels meet the Athletics in Oak·
land.
8:00 IJ Cl) I SPECIAL I Horton Hears A
Who (R) Hans Conreid narrates this
0 W@ al Room l'!2 (R)
6) Ciel Smart
&) Nino
Ell) Masterpiece Thuter (R) "The
Golden Bowl" m £1 Show de loeo vifd.i m Japanese lanauaie Proaram
9:30 0 CV@ al The Odd Couple (R)
Oscar, using an alias, signs up with
a dating S'!rvice and winds up with
Felix's ex-wife.
O News
6) Gomrr Pyle USMC
Bi) Muchacha ltaliana
a!) film "Good Friday Special"
10:00 0 ®J a;, Bobby Darin Show Bob·
by'5 guests. are Carol Lawrence. Pat
Buttram and Bill Withers.
0 CV(!) love American style (R)
love and the: "Return of Raymond;"
"President;" "Clinic;" "Perfect Wed·
ding" O Boris Karloff Presents
m&J News
&) La Molinera
Ell) One of a Kind (R) repeat of t~e Seussian classic about . aJ Buyer's Martet
the rhyme·scheming pachyderm that
fights for the Whoville inhabitants' 10:30 0 News .
right to life when they are threat-6) Nuhv1lle Music
ened with extinction because ol m Soul!
their size'. ml Guitarras
0 ll9J a;, Sanford and Son (R) 11:00.IJ 0 0 Bi) a;, aJ NeWi
When Fred gets a toothache, he in· @ (j) ®) Mewl
sifts Lamont get him a white den· O One Step Beyond
tist. r6) Marshal Dillon 0 ffi (j) al The Brady Bunch fi Sherlock Holmes Theatre
(R) Marcia tal~ her mother into m Truth Of C4n$equences
appearin& with her in lhe high 6) Movie: ''Cry Toup" (mys) '59
school family. lrolies. Once Carol -John Saxon. Linda Cristal.
agrees. Gr~g comes home with a re· a!) Chudl Johnson Nile Beat
quest that Mike also perform in the i:r."I • ·u
show. • 11:15 ~Cinema '"
m The Mothers-In-Law 11:30 IJ (j) CIS late Movie: "Wuther·
II) Perry Mason in& Heialffs" (dra) '70 -A.nAa
• Ei) Hermanos Corajtr • Calder-Marshall.
Ell) Washlnaton Week in Rt.11lew 0 ®J a;, Jollnny Carson
@E Chesplrito 0 Seymour Presents "It Con·
~ Community Events quered the World" •
El) Japanese languaae Program 0 (V (!) Q) Dick Cavett Part II
8:30 1J (j)CBS Friday Movie: (C) of program on alcoholism.
(2 l/2hr) "Oklahoma'' (mus) '55 -00 Ni&htmare .-
Gorden MacRae, Shirley Jones, Rod m To Tell the Truth
Steiger. Gloria Grahame, Eddie Al· Ell) Martin Agconslly Program on the
·bert, Gene Nelson, Charlotte Green· Common Market -
wood, James Whitmore. The film
version of the classic Rodgers and 12:00 m Alfred Jfltchcocll Presents
Hammerstein musical. an American 12:30 O Movie: "Bwana Devil (adv) ··53
folk slory about a cowboy hero. a -Robert Stack. Barbara Britton.
farm &lrl heroine and the rouah end m Movie: "The Bil Hanaover"
surly farmhand who creates most of (dra) '50-Van Johnson, Elizabeth
the problems. • . Taylor. 0 ~ m The little People (R) Ii) Bill Cosby
Dr. Jamison and Anne disagree about I ·(IS) Cl) O OO News
the treatment ol a little boy who · O ®l Midni&ht Special Doc Sever·
has the flu. . . insen is host. 0 CIJ ~ Q) The Partrtd&e ~a.mtly 0 Movie: "lady with a l amp"
(R) Laurie. meets a young minister (dra) '52 -Anna Neagle, Michael
and falls in love. W'ldi m Merv Griffin Show I ng,
Ell) Cityw1tchen (R) 1:45 IJ Movie: "The Tattered Dress"
~ Novell (dra) '57 -Jeanne Crain, Jeff
ffi Japanese Lan1ua1e Proeram Chandler.
9:00 0 ®) m Cirdt of Fear (R) A 2:00 m All-Ni&hl Show: "Ni&ht B!at to
telephone operator is pursued by Dublin" (C) "Thief of Damascus"
tbe voice and apparition of her late 3:10 IJ Movie: "Adventures in Balti·
husband when she plans '" remar· more" ~dra) '49-Shirley Temple,
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Q @) a;, The Houndcats
0 00 H.R. Pufnstuf m Brother Bun
7:30 II Dusty's Treehouse
0 m Roman Holidays
D A Better World
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lg) Just for fun m Elementary News
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0 a;, The Jetsons
O John Wayne Theatre
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:1Q) Vision On m Double Feature: ''Abbott and
Costello Go to Mars" (com) '53.
"Beau Hunks" (com) -Laurel &
O Roller 111s O (1) 6 Kid Power/Multlplkatlon
Rock O Movie: "little C1111r" (dra) '31
-Edward G. R~blnson, Douglas
Fairbanks Jr. m Altematlves
II) Gospel Sin1ing Jubilee
fil) Mister Ro1ers' Nel1hborhood
11:00 II Cl) AIA Basketball
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O (1) Lldsvllle m Sports Challen1e Oaklan11 A's
Dick Williams, Gene Tenace and
Joe Rudi compete against Cleveland
Indians Lou Boudreau, Bob Lemon
and Joe Gordon.
@ Movie: "You l'IJ Your Mone1"
(mys) '57-Hugh McDermott, Honor
Blackman.
,\fl!RNOON
Hardy. 12:00 D John wl,n. Theatrt II) Country Music EID Sesame street 0 PGA GOLF TODAY
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Movie plons Golf From La Costa Count,y
fJ The JGJ of Sewrinc Club, Rancho La Costa, Calif.
9:00 11 Amazine Chan 0 Movie: "Indian Scout'' (adv) 0 ®) a;, Underdo1 '50 -George Montgomery, Ellen
O Movie: "Short Grass" (wes) '50 Drew.
-Rod Cameron. Johnny Mack m lancer
Brown. \ EJD Mister Ro1ers' Nelehborhood
0 Movie : ''99 River Street" (mys) e) Championship Wrestllng
'53-John Payne, Evelyn Keyes. 12:30 Em Sesame S1rett
II) Movie: t'Gunfirt at Indian Gap" 1:00 II CBS Children's Fiim Festival
(wes) '57 -Anthony George, Vera "Hand in Hand'4 The award-winning
Ralston. British film about a Cathollc boy
Eli) Mister Ro1ers' Neighborhood and a Jewish girl who overcome re-
9:30 I) ScoollJ·Doo · ligious prejudice with a child's
0 @) a;, The Bertlleys logic. .
@ Tijuana: Ytindow to the South 0 Movie: "Sudden Death" (wes)
O CV The Bfid1 K.ids '50-Jimmy Ellison.
Cl) Cartoon Carnival Ci) CBS Goll Claulc Finals
Eli) ~same Street m Soul Train
10:00 0 (Jg) m Sealab 2020 m News I • 0 (J)@ a> Bewitched 1:30 (j) Mov~: "Violent straneer" (mys)
€I) Cine •n Su Cua '58-Faith Q.omergue, Zachary Scott,
THE DAILY ,.ILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL 15, 1919
0 AIC'S Yftde Wol1d of Spol'U
The NBA Play-Offs are tentatively
scheduled. 0 Movie: "OvMland l'adfic" (wes)
'51-Jock Mahone,, Peggie Castle.
II) Championship lewllnc 1 Eli) Mister Roeers' Nei1hborhood
@!)Cine en la Tarde
2:00 II DustY's Treehouse
O Talkln1 With 1 Giant 8 Sprfnc Sports UCLA vs. UC Berk·
&ley track meet.
®)Thriller
meomblt
Eli) Se11mt Street a;, Travtlure
2:30 II lust Natur1I D International Zone "When a Man
Hungers'' Program focuses on the
drbught in India in 1966.
(I) Far Out Flicks
II) Fishln' Hole m You and Noise
3:00 II The..Siestl Is Over O Arriculture USA
(6) The Adventurer 0 Movie: "The lone Gun'' (wes)
'54-George Montgomtry,· -Dorothy
Malone.
(lg) Science Fiction Theatre m Movie; ''We Dive at Dawn" (dra)
'42-Eric Portman. John Mills.
II) The Virginian
EE) Mister Rogan' Neighborhood a;, Canadian Adventure
3:3011 CBS Golf Classic O On Campus "Rat City" David
Horowitz hosts trom Whittier Colleg
@ Movie: "Dakota Lil" (wes) '50
-Marie Windsor, George Mont-
gomery. O CV The Monkffs
J!ICoom J'~ ~utbol-SoCcer a;, U.S. Navy Presents
4:00 O What's Goin& On "The Kitty
Ha)Vk '21' Case" An examination of
the rioting that took. place abOard
the carrier Kitty Hawk last October.
O Broken Arrow 0 (}) American Bandstand
El) Tht Peace Game A look at ani·
mals running free on ·the South
African game reserves.
a;, Acriculturt USA
· ai) Panorama Latino.
EE Voice of A1riculture
4:30 Cil Sketchbook
Roche of the New York Mets is
profiled.
(I)@) News
0 UoJd Brid&ts' Water Wol1d m Movie: "Euler Parade" (mus)
'43 -Judy Garland, Fred Astaire,
Peter Lawford.
II) Daniel Boone
til) Fiim Ft1tU[t "Meadowlands" (R)
a;, Country Place m Klmb•
5:30 II I've Got 1 Secret
CI) The Henry Fonda Sc>eclal
O (i)News
O Sllspense Theatre "Streetcar, Oo
You Rea d Me?'' Nancy Malone, Mar·
tin Milner and Richard Long star.
0 Untamed Wortd
®') Movie; (C) "Father Goose"
(oom) '65-Cary Grant, Leslie Caron.
EE) Fiim Feature -"For Greener
Earth"
@I) Rltmos del Clribl a;, lee Trevino's Golf
EE !P"d Ricer
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&:oo 11 O @!> m News D Hff Haw Oral, Richard and Pat·
ty Roberts, and Frankie Laine guest.
:]) Hlch Chaparral
0 The Real Don Steele Show
II) The Persuaden Em E1rthaepln1 "Help Yourselt''
Dr. and Mrs. Roger Barker, who
have spent 25 years studyine the
residents of Oskal , Kansas, an·
alyze small town I e and report 011
how environment fects people.
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EE) Ac:clon Chicano "Barrio Report" m Mancini Generation m Little Rascals
7:00 11 (I) UFO "Conflict" (R) Flyin&
debris in space presents a hazard
for spacecraft.
Cl) Sports With Bertb
O The Thrfllseekers
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EE) I lflciAL I Introduction to Inc·
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CI) I Dream of Jeannie
0 Outdoors With liberty Mutual
@) I've Got 1 Secret
II) NHL Action
fl) Roller Games
Eli) First Adventuru in lmprovisin1 a;, Consultation
El) Corona Now
5:00 II Animal World "Life Beyond the
Reef" Biii Burrud's cameras cap·
lure life below the reefs in the
waters of the Pacific.
(I) I sh¢1AL I Bob Hope Award a F11pside
Cl) Wld• Wo~d /ti Sp0m u m $pHts I :· , ... "'' J~h·
"The Silence."
@I) El Clrruaje m Lissie m liars' Club &l Speed Racer
7:30 CI) Wild IUnfdom
O The Mouse Factory Kurt Russell
hosts a show about the world's
smallest elephant, "Goliath II."
O Supfrstars of Rod G I a d ~ s
Knight and the Pips, B.B. Kine
Billy Preston and The Chi-Litt
1uest.
()).Sports Qallenr• ·
O Let's Miu • Dtal
O Miiiion $ Movie: (2ht) ''The
M1ltese F1lcon" (mys) '41 -
Humphrey Boaart, Mary Astor. Sid·
ney Greenstreet, Peter Lorre.
g;, Bi1ck Be1uty
(l) BobbJ· Goldsboro Show m The Add1ms Flmlly
1:00 6 ())All In the Famity (R) When
Mike inherits a few hundred dol·
lars and donates most of it to a
presidential campaian, a family feud
ONews
Ii) Minority Community
10:00 6 ()) Carol Bumttt Sbow (R)
Comedienne Ruth Buui and singer
John Davidson auest.
0 Movie: (21u) "Two Women"
(dra) '61-Sophia Loren, Eleanora
Bro~n. Jean·Paul Bclmondo: Raf
Vallone.
0 CV @ m A.ssianment Vienna
• "The Last Target'' (R) Jake is asked
to protect his boss from a murderer
-a black marketeer who has es·
caped from prison and vowed to
even the score with the man who
was prosecutor at his trial. Leslie
ensues. Nielsen, Belinda Montgomery and
0 @) g;, Emeraency "Peace Pipe" Eduard Franz guest.
(R) Doctors Brackett and Early wr O Teen11e Trials
desperately to save a 7-year·old m News
11irl, the victim of an auto eras fE u M..olinera
caused by a drunken driver. e) Box de Mexico
0 Rollin' ml Chinese Variety Hour 0 (I) (!) (l) Here We Go Aaaln m Lou Gordon Show
"Class· of '77" Richard, Susan, Judy 10:30 0 candid camera
and Jerry all hav~ifferent opinions Ii) News
as .to tire colleae. Jeff sh~uld attend, 11:00 6 (I) 0 (j) News
while Jelf h~s his own ideas. 00 Marshal Dillon m AJfred ~itch~ ,re~nts 0 Boris Karloff Presents ID Champ1onst11p _Wresthna m Movie: "for "4e and My Gal"
EE Tibn~s en Accion (mus) .,42 -Judy Garland, Gene
e) Premier Kell ml Teatro del Slbldo • y. ·
n:'I M I , :.iDe .1, Isl nd" (d ,39 Ii) Dr. Billy J. Harals r:p ~VI. VI s a ra) (l) Movie
-Boris Karloff, James Stephenson ll·l" '3' M 1 . "Th M' I " (d ) ·59 8:30 6 Cl) Brldret loves lemie (R) A · ~ ~ ov e. e irac • ra
collapsin11 bed causes problems for • -Carroll Baker,
1
R~ger Moore.
Brid11et and Bernie and its replace· 11.20 ~ ~a~~lous s.2. 'To Kiit a Mock·
ment 11enerates an . inter.family in~b.inl (dra) 63 - Gregory Peck,
squabble. Wilham Windom. Brock Peters.
O Movie: (90) "Blood of Dracul1" 11:30 0 ®1 News
(hor) '57 -Sandra Harrison Jerry 00 ~ovit: "AlwaJs &oodbJt'' (dra)
Blaine. ' '38 -Barbara Stanwyck, Herbert
0 Cil 00 m A Touch of Gr1ce Marshal~. I ' '
"The Engaaement" Grace aarees ta 0 Movie: 'The Bedford lncldenr
marry Herbert and then brdaks him (dra) '65-Richard Widmark. Sidney
financially when she chooses her Poitier. James MacArthur.
rin11. Cl) Movie: (C) "Becket" (dra) '64-
Elll Behind the Unes (R) Richard .Burt~n, Peter O'Too~e.
9:00 I) Cf) Mary TJler. Moore Sl)ow (R) Ii) ~ovie: .'The .Day a~d the
Rhoda's mothtr on a visit to Min-Hour' (dra) 63-Simone S1gnoret,
n11polls, this time with her hJs. Stuart. Whitman.-
marriage is on the rocks. m Ci.oema 34
0 @) m NBC "SlturdlJ Movie: 12~00 0 90 Tonlcht
(21/zhr) ''The Hon•J Pot" (com) '67 0 Movie: "49ttl Parallel" (dra) '42
-Ru Harrison, Susan Hayward. -:Sir Laurence Olivier. Leslie How·
Cliff Robertson, Capucine, Maigle ard. . , , . . •
Smith Edie Adams A. suave million-O ·Movie: (C) 'Qo( (sc1·f1) 54-
aire ~ho possesse~ a cynical sense Richard Egan. Constance Dowling.
of humor feigns a terminal illness @) Movie: (C) 1'An1el and the Bad·
in order to witness the hypocritical man" (wes) '47 -John Wayne,
affection and ·areedy. squabbling pf Gail Russell.
his would-be hefrs. 1:00 00 Cl) News D @ 00 m Julie Andrews' Show m Mo~e: "Pardon Us" (com) ·~1
A salute to Walt Disney. -Laurel and Hardy. m Black. Omnibus Guests include ID Movie: "Kill or Be Killed" (mys)
·Stu Gilliam. Gloria Lynn an~ Amad '50 -Lawrence Tierney.
Jamal. 1:10 ®)Movie: (C~ "Swlnaer's Para·
fE Nino ' dlse" (mus) '65 -CliJf Richar4s,
Ell) Humanities Film forum "Richard Wailer Slezak. .
111' (R) · "1:30 I) Movie: (C) "Thunder Over Ari·
§) FUm zona" (wes) '5S.:-Skip Homeier.
9:30 6 ())Bob Newh1rt Show (R) O Speakina freely
After years of feeling aullty, Bob 2:GO.G):AIJ-N!ilrt Show: (C) "Serpent of
declde.s to face up to the situation the Nile," "Lost In Al1ska"
and tell his mother. played by 11uest 2:30 0 News
star Martha Scott, somethln11 he's 2:55 6 MoviJ: "Cast a Dartl Shadow"
never told her before-that he loves (susp) '57-0irk Boaarde, Margaret
her. Lockwood.
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TOGETHERNESS IS
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SUNDAY, APRIL 15
(C) "Kathy 0'' (com) '58--Petty Mc¢1'1'\pck, Dan DuryH.
(C) "Beau Brummel" (adv) '54-Stewart Grenier, Elizabeth Taylor.
"Enchantment" (rom) '49-Davld' Niven, Tereu Wri&ht.
"The Dey the ~rth C•uaht Fire" (dre) '62-Jan,i Munro, Leo Mc:·
Kem.
"E,.rth vs. the Flyln& Saucers" (sc:f·fi) '56--Huah Marlowe, Joan
Tay or.
3 6 ) "Nlptald•" (dre) '72-John Cassavettes. Alexis Smith. (C)
"R for the Defense" (dre) '72-Tlm O'Connor. Nancy Marc:h•nd.
r of pilots. _,
"Moontlde'' (dre) '42-td• Lupino. Jean Gabin.
(C) "The LHt Tlme I Saw hrls" (dre) '54-Etlzabeth Taylor, Ven
Johnson.
"Blue Denim" (dra) '59-Brandon De Wilde, Carol Lynley.
"Hl&hway l'lck-Up'' (mys) '63 ~•rt Hossain, Jean Sorel..
'MONDAY, APRI 16
"Reymle" (dra) '60--David Ladd, ohn Aaar.
(C) "The Palefece" (com) '48--Bob Hope. Jane Russell.
"Confessions of• Nazi Spy" (mj's) '41-Edward G. Robinson, Gc.orae
Sandus. .
9:00 4 (C) "Judith" (dre) '66-Sopttfa Loren, Peter Finch. 7 3 6 (C) "9'ed Una 7000" (adv) '6!>-James Caen, Marianna Hill.
10 (C) "The Scorpl~ letters" (mys) '67-AleJI Cord, Shirley Eaton.
11:00 9 "Dlnoseurus" (scf·fl) '6<>-Ward Remsey.
11:30 21 I (C) "Kid Rodelo" (dra) '66--Janet L•iah;Don Murray.
TUESDAY, APRIL 17
6:30 7 (C) "Th• Magic Voyage of Stnbed" (adv) '67-Edward Stolar, Anna
Lari on.
'-7:30 .5 '2.•o Women•~ (dra) '61:._Sophia L~ren. Jean·Paul Belmondo.
-9 ·-,,f&h Sierra" (adv) ·41-Humphrey Boaart. Ida Lupino.
.~ 4 10 CC) "The Hired Hand" (dra) '71-Peter Fonda, Warren Oates.
1:30 7 3 6 (C) "The Screamlnc Woman" (dra) '72--0llvla de Havllland.
Jostph Cotten, Walter Pidaeon.
9:30 2 I (C) "The .Strangers In 7-A" (dra) '72-Andy.Grlffith, Ida Lupino.
11:00 9 ''The Return of Frank JamH" (was) '40-Henry Fonda, Gene Tierney.
11:30 2 I (C) ''THX·ll38" (dra) '71-Robert Duvall.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11
6:30 7 "The BHhful Elephant" Cedv) '62-Molly Mack, Helmut Schmid.
7:30 5 ''Two Wotnen" (dra) '61-Sophia Lo,,.n, Jean·Paut Belmoiido.
9 "Conflderf'Ual Acent'' (mys) '4S--Chart~Boyer, Lauren Bacall.
11:00. -9 "Clive of lndla" (dra) '3!>-Ronatd Cot n, Loretta Youns.
13 "Holldey WHk" (rom) '57-Lestie Ow r, Lisa Daniely.
11:30 2 I (C) ''The Tlc•r MakH Out'' (com) '67-Etl Wallach, Anne Jac~son.
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(C) "Ski Fever" (rom) '67-Martin Milner, Claudie Martin.
• .,._ Women" (dra) '61-Sophla Loren, Jean-Paul Belmondo.
''Vlrstnla City" (wes) '40--Errol Flynn, Humphrey Boaart. Miriam Hoplilns. .
"Desert Fllhters" (adv) '60--Mlchel Auctalr, Emma Renelle.
"Th• Kiiier It Loose" (mys) '56--Joseph Cotten. Rhonda Flem!.,..
2 I (C) "Extraordinary Seaman" (dra) David Niven, Faye Dunaway.
FRIDAY, APRIL 20
6:30 ' 7 "Rocky" (dra) '48--~oddy Mc:Dowalt, Edaar Barrier.
7:30 9 (C) "Sincerely Yours" (mus) '5!>-Uberac:e, Joanne Dru.
1:30 2 I CC> "Oklahoma" (mus) '55---Gordon. Mec:Rae, Shirley Jones. Rod
St•laer. •
11:00 13 "Cry Touch" (mys) '59-John Suon, Linda Cristal.
11:30 2 I ''Wutherlnc Heights" (dra) '7~Anna Calder-Ma(shell.
SATUR~AY, APRIL 21
7:30 9. "The M altese Falcon" (mys) '41-Humphrey Boaart. Mary Astor. ~
. Sidney Greenstreet. · ·
8:30 5 "Blood of Dracula'' (hor) '57-Sandra Harrison. Jerry Blaine.
9:00 4 10 ''Th• Honey Pot", (com) '67-Rex Harrison, Susan Hayward, Cllff
Robertson. ·
10:00 · 5 ''Tw~ Women" (dr~ '61-Sophla Loren, Jean.Paul Belmondo. C
11:00 11 "for M• and My Gal" (mus) '42-Judy Garland, Gene Kelty.
11:15 3 ''Th• Miracle" (dra) '59--Carrolt Baker. ROc•f Moore .
11:20 2 ''To Kiii • Mocklnplrd" °(dra) '63--Grqory Peck, Wiiiiam Windom,
Brock Peters. -
11:30 6 "Alw•Ys Goodbye'! (dra) '38-Barbara Stanwyck, Herbert Marshall. 7 ''Th• aectford Incident" (dra) '6!>-,Rlcherd Wldmerk, Sidney Poitier,
JamH MacArthur.
'· • (C) "a.dlett'' (dra) '~lonard Burton, Peter O'Toote.
13 ''Th• Dey and th!t Hour" (dra) '63--Slmone .Slsnoret. Stuart Whit·· •• m•n ..
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546-4~
Crevier Motors
208-.. W . I st St., Santa Ana
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BUICK
Bauer Buick -2925 Harbor -
Costa Mesa 979-2500
CADILLAC
Nabers Cedilla~
2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
540-9100
CHEVROLET
Co'?nell Chevrolet
2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
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2240 So. Main St., Santa Ana
546-.7070
heodore Robins Ford
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540-9640
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16800 leach Blvd.,
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Bauer Buid -· 2925 Harbor
Costa Mesa 979-2500
PONTIAC
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Costa Mesa 546-4444
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1966 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa
646-9303 .
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Do you belieoe that life begina at «JP-Mn. Mtll'-
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FOR EUGENE CERN AN,
Apollo 17 ~pacecraftcommander
Astronaut James Irwin was quoted in FAMILY WEEKLY as
saying that he felt Cod was "closer" on the moon. Was that
your experience, too?-Bill Honna, Rockwood, Tenn.
• No. I believe you cao feel as close to God as you lilce,
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I saw a pic.-ture of you in a paper that showed you with
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•My hai r is gro~"ing in nicely, thank you. The results, how-
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to grow out COfl.lpletely. But I'm sa tisfied.
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What was the medical term for your face-lifting operation?
-Jane Feldhaus, Hamilton, Ohio
• An emergency I -· .
FOR MRS. BABE RUTH
Hank Aa.-on of the Atlanta Braves may best your husband's
recor~ of 714 ~omc runs. Would you be willing to be
present the day Aaron bas the chance to bit his 715th?-
J~J .. S.; Cambridge, Md.
e Yes. Just as I.was there the day Roger Maris hit his sixty-
fust, to b.reak the Babe's single-season record. •
make it too. I've known people whose Jives "ended .. at 80,
and I'v~ known others whose lives "~an,. at 50. I feel that
I'm in the prime of life at present, anJ I can tell you that I
have much much more self-confidence and general inner stability~ I ha<l when I was, ~Y· 25. There's a Jot_ to be
said in favor of not being young, i~ and un~.
FOR DR. BENJAMIN SPOCK
You've been most critical of th&-way the different Acfmin..
istrations passed out fufonnation ab;out Vieblam. Did any
President say, in your opinion,1 anything honest about the
situation?-Jobn Lawrence, Durham, N. C.
• The only honest thing the Government has ever said
·af>out Vi~tnam was when President Eisenhower admitted
that the tin and tungsten available there were of strategic
importance.
FOR JUUA CHIW, "The French Chef
Wliy ate most 6ne restaurant and hotel chefs ~P-D. 0 .
Thomas, Atlantic City, N. J.
• You ~veto be big and tough for restaurant cooking b&-
cau~e it calls for many long, hard· hours working ovef a hot
stove. This work is too difficult for most women.
FOR SEN. ROBERT C. BYRD (D-W . Va.)
When )are mail deliveries under the *'new"' U.S. Postal Serv-
foe·going to get bettera..__They cap't get any worse, can tber.?
-Pat Andrews, Chevy Chase, Md. • -i. " . • Apparently we 'have not seen anything yet: When the
Postal Service's bullc-mail cen.ters-which are costing $1 bil-
Jion-bccome operational in 1975 or 1976, the country will
,. be treated to the spectacle of ma!} that is bo\Dld for nbrby
destinations being trucked hundreds of miles to processing
centers and then back before being delivCJ.e<I. 1 ·
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A cw years ago my wit~ and I
bought a house in Ticonderoga,
N .Y., a town with a population
of S,000, which is about 90 miles north
of Albany. Because we had speftt most
of our lives in . New York City and
_ Miami, Fla., a lot of our friends were
astonished. Why bad we done it?
We bad three big reasons: (1) Wo
hoped that a country vmage would offer
a fear-f rce friendly atmosphere that
would be' good for our seven-year-old
daughter and for us in our middle age.
(2) We hoped that a small town could
offer a combination of the coovcnieoces-
of city life and the beauties of the near-
by lakes and moun-
tains. (3) We hoped
that life io a small
town would be
vastly cheaper than
existence in a big
city or sub\irb,
where in flation,
taxes, tuition and
Slo• Wiiton &ills of all kinds
kept snowballing every year. _
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1 SmallTown
By Sloaa Wll8on
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children to expensive private schools. /
Ticonderoga, like most,,...amall towns,
does not have complex school prob-
lems. The classrooms are peaceful and
far from crowded. Because the state
gives a lot of financial aid, the schools
are as well equipped and staffed as the
suburban schools my older children
. attended.
Free schools and cheap housing
turned out to be only the beginning of
the savings possible in a small town.
In New York; a visit to a doctor's office
cost us $25 and a Jong wait, Our doctor
in Ticonderoga charges us SS and
rarc\y...,keeps us waiting for more than
a few minutes. He will even make house
' calls when asked I Doctors are not fran-
tically busy in this small town, because
we have five of them, a much better
"Small towns aie good ·
~laces In which to be
.tionest, and poor places to
tty to get away with much.''
Some of our big.city friends warned ratio of physicians to popuJation than
us that these hopes could tµm out to be most big cities can boast. We also have
pipe dre~ms. Small towns, we wae a well.:Cquipped little hospital.
told, can be full of hostile, narrow-Repairs are cheaper in most small
minded, gossiping country buflltl'I ' towns than in cities. A mechanic in
whose mam diversion during the Joog a New Jersey suburb told my son that
co1d winters is feuding with ~r neigh-it would cost $150 to fix. the engine
bors. In Ticonderoga we might discover of his car: A O:ian in Ticonderoga did
-· it hard to find the schools, medical ser-th~ job quickly and weU for $36. A
vices, companionship and entertain-, carpenter did a beautiful job of pa~cl-
meot We needed, and f rcquent trips to ing OU( J:>cdroom, putting in a new ceil-
the city .. wo~d be expensive: ing and installing wall-to-wall carpet°'
Despite these dire warnings, we made ~ i~g. His total bill for laoor.: $185.
up our minds to go ahead. Having main-£ Our hopes of finding -a fear-free,
tained a summe'r place near Ticooder-j friendly ·atmosphere in th,i~ amall town •m~~~J~l~oo~~t '--------------~~--------------~ ~"~nfu~~~.~dlth~
that it would turn out to be a good place Sloan Wll90ft'• daughter Jffelca, 1119 MYeft: .. My YoUne-t that there are plenty of realistic, un-
to live the year around. daughter r~ly .aked me wftr we heel •~r Hwed ..,,......_....... sentimental reasons for that. Despite
Still, I began to worry about expenses the fact that ~n. •Ticonderoga, as in
when we started to look for a house. To To our delight, we found that com: atter something like 175 years· of most small towns, we have our quota
meet· the ~equirements of our older forta~le, if plain, old village homes sheltering people and it needs paint, but of poor people and a sad number of
children who would..visit tis, we needed were available for $20;QPO, $15,000 its walls consist of five lt}'Frs of stout families on relief, poverty does not
four bedrqoms. Tired· of the cramped and even Jess. We ended U.P by buying a planking, and it's warm in the coldest seem to create as much desperation as
quarters-aboard the boat that had been somewhat shabby Colonial homi with weat.ber. 'Taxes are J~ than $300 a it does in the city. A {><>Or man here can
our last home. we hoped for a spacious spacious roo~s for the grand sam of year, and the town ·provides water, a huot an.d fish and nick up many kinds
kitchen, living room and a study for $11,000,, complete with all the aging sewage syst,m and trash relltoval. of odd jobs. He can grow some of bis
me. We wanted enough land for a gar-but· servieeable ,.iurniture! It has the The town also provides excellent own food and his c)'lildren go tq the.
den and a garage big enough tci hold four bedrooms we want, a big old -public schools. Most of our friends in same schools, the same beaches and-_
both a boat and a car. In a· suburb or a coun'try kitchen, more than a ·half New York and Miami were so worried the same churches frequented.by every-
city, prices for such layouts would start acre of land in the center of the village, about overcrowded classrooms, drugs one else. "1hatever the reasons, street
at 40 or SO thousand dollars, we knew. and a huge old barn. It's a.little creaky and racial strife that they sent th~ir Continued on page 7
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FAMILYWEEK1.Y,Aprll16;1113 •I
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pounds
Here I am at my top
weight. And it began
years ago with Mom
saying: "II you're a
good girl, you'll get an
extra cookie." I was so
good, my thighs wound .up as big as most
· garls' ¥$aists. .
Metes Photos
· are /rom the ~rsonal
album of Betty O'Neal,
Chicago, Illinois. The
picture al right was for
laugh$: Betty in a dress
she wore before losing
125 lbs. on the Ayds
lplsn. ~nc~_ntt;illy, A)'dB
'COnlain vitamins and
minel'tJ/.JJ,_no· drugs,
and are available at
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By Betty O'Neal-as told to Ruth L. McCarthy
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Ayds plan was
really working for
me now. Why, when
·I saw those scales
down 55 pounds, I
.knew nothing could
stop me until I go~
to my goal-~ow
150. Another thing.
I found I could
pass up pies, donuts
and calces more
easily bec:ause
those Ayds also
satisfied my sweet
tooth.
zsstt0u*t1s .
Even though rd lost 15 pounds here,
I still prefened sofas to dlairs.
You see. I once sat in an arm chair
and w~ I stood up, it wouldn't ,
let go. But what really got me
loeing was thoee ads about a
reducing plan candy that helps
curb your appetite.
•9S ~ands -AIM turning point!
rd brok~ the 200-idmd barrier! To
reward myaelf I decided to have a huge
meal and gooey deaaert once a week.
And it worked. I still loet.
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Height . .. . . . . . .. 5'6" . : ....... 5'6"
Weight ........ ~ 270 lbs. ....... 145 lbs.
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loved to eat. But rd never have done it on
willpower alone. I needed help and
those Ay<fs4t candies gave it to me. I'd
;1ake a couple with a hQt drink before
a meal and I'd actually eat leas.
Bust .,.: ....... 53~' ......... :38¥.z"
Waist ." . .' ...... :46" .......... 28" . •.&~ 1f0,;J!l!i'"'• _ -.. ·' Lwaa-...,;, ia-11--_....N__',,~ • ~ • • • • • • • 5[," · :_ _;_~'-·' ----~~AtMr JUSt l~utifut waist! I
Dress ....... ~ .. 26 ¥.z ........ :-12 don't know who is more proud-my husband or I.
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crime is rarely a problem in srnalJ towns
and iJ virtually unheard of in Ticonder-
oga. Then> has not been a murder here
for 20 years. I ha~e never heard of any-
one being muggt<f on the streets of
Ticonderoga, or' of anyone's purse
being snatched. Thefts are so rare that
many people leave their houses and
cars unlocked.
A (ew of the mor,e raffish local
" blades smoke ·marijuana, but there bas
been little of the hard stuff, and sum-
mer people occasiooalJy complain
about the fact that it is almost impossi-
blb lo buy drug., here. Freed from the
enormous work load ~f big~ty cops,
the local p>licemen, helped by the
state troopers, realJy go all out to look
for anyone who does break the law.
It's not easy to hide in a small town
an4 stnmgers are easily recognized as
such. Law and order are not issUC$ in
local political campaigns, because we
do oot sufter from their absence. As
soon as children arc old enough to
d~ge what little -traffic there ~ and
take care of themselves on the water,
they can roam the vil!age without adult
supervision. .
Because peQple arc under less strain
. i~. a small town, and because they are .
less rushed, they seem to suffer less ,,..
from hair-trigger tempers than big~ity
people do. Perhaps one reason· people
are so polite here is that they know
they cannot escape each other during ..
.. Law and order are not
luues In local polltlcal
~ campaigns, becaUM we do
not Suffer ffOm their
absence.'~
the long winters. In the city a man can
quickly find new friends or new cus-
tonters, but here we deal with the
same individuals year in and year out.
The clePks in the banks and the stores
become old friends after a while, and
they have lh4: time to chat about im:-
port<int things. like their families and
the weattter: If a man pays bis bills. be
doe~n't have to fill out forms to get
credit. H is reputation is soen known.
Smnll towns are good places in which
tp be honaJ. and poor places to try to
' . get away with much.
Of course no place is perfect, and
Ticonderoga, like most small towns,
has a major d rawback: It's difficult for
the young people to find good jobs here.
Unless a person wants to work in the
local P.aper mill or can start some stor".
or scn:icc of his own, it's har o find
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a way to get ahead. Opportunities in
smait towns arc rarely found; they are
created. People with a yen' to be self-
employed have a good chance or start-
ing a smaU enterprise because there is
not .rpuch competition, but organiza-
tion men have to go elsewhere. My
older children, who have chosen uni-
versity work and careers in the sciences,
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have to live in big cities, as do many
other ambitious souls.
Small towns arc great C-Or small chil-
dren, good for y~ng people up to the
age of college, fi)e for artists and for
midd.lc-aged ~pie w1'o are self-cm-
ployed. For the ambitious young, who
often have to pursue their careers from
city to city. they arc good places to
come home to once in a while, and
they arc splendid for people who want
to retire from work without becoming
isolated from community life.. My wife
and I wonder why we didn't move to
Ticonderoga yea~ ago, ·and my youn-
gest daught recently asked me why
we ht. er lived
here else.
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· stufff~g· :!~.n you roa~e t -.
. From tM("}lp: .. a new-~ waY to make Old-fashiotied ~
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stuffing is a pan·; water; butter or margarine;
fifteen minutes; and Stuf™ Stuffing Mix (a
delectable combipation of seasonings, spices
and toasted herb-flavored croutons).
And,.since now· you don't need a 'bird to
make it,.Jio la~. says you onJy serve stuting.
~itp pot,fl try.· So 'we made J.wo ~i.~ds b! Stuf ...
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Stttffing MiX'. One is specially seasoned to
serve with chicken. And one 'is specially
seasoned to serve with meat; Imagine! Pork . ~ chops 'n "Stur'. M~t loaf '9 "Stur' .-Even
scramble" ~,ggs 'n "~tuf'.
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taste .' good with whatever you're .cooking
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Easy Sunday DlnnerS-
~ Easy to Preps~ Easy to Clean Up
Big meals don't have to mean big messes!
Nor do they have to take hours of preparation. Here's a collection
of big family-type dinners that either go straight from freezer to
oven or assemble quickly to cook in cooking bag·s or·wraps.
• Result: The family gets its traditional Sunday feast--:and you're left
w~th a relativ~ly clean kitchen!
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MARILYN'S MENU #1
o,......Apple R.trelher
Coenry-SIJle CNc:ken Dinner
Tomato Jellied Sal9d
. Tlpey Squire
couNTRv-sTYLE
CHICKE.N DINNER
~ .... ••Di"ted frylng-c:Nck• plecee
1 ..-(2~ on.) ---QMllng
llllX for c:Ncllen, orlglnel or ftllld ....
"'cup.a.t
4 ........ pot.aoes, peeled wl h9lwed .
3 tebl•IPOOI• butler or.......,..,
IMllM
1 pq. (10 on.) tlozen.,...
1 cup light ctHftl
Ye cup chopp9d ec:aHlona or onion ·
y, .... OClft...,.... ......
'VJ IHlpDClft ult
~ te91Paa. ground blKk.,..,...,
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1. Pceboat oven to 400° F. Coat chick-
en with seasoned coating mix, using 1A
( eup milk as directed on package.
\ 2. Arrange chicken skin side up in
single layer in large, shallow baking
pan. Place. potatoes around chicken.
I. Brush ~lted butter over potatoes;
sl>'rink.Je with remaining seasoned coat-
ing mix. Bake 40-sO minutes, or until
chicken .and potatoes ue tender.
4 •• ~k peas as d~ed on package,
drain . .Remove chicken and potatoes to
servio'k platter. Keep warm.
5. Place baking pan. over low beat. Stir
in cream, scallions~ tqxrne, salt and
pepper.: Bring to a boil, stirring con._
stantly to loosen pan drippings.
8. Add peas to sauce; then pour sauce
over chicken, but a<r not cover chicken
completely. Garnish with parsley, if
desirect. Makes 4 servings
ORANGE-APPLE REFRESHER
1 cmn (I on.) frozen lmftatl01Hr•ft9e-
)ulc:e eoncentr ... or 1 cu (I oa.)
ff'Olllft conc:entrMed cnnge juice
1cm...., .
·1 qi. ..... Ju~...,.. cider
Ice~ • 1. In 2-qt. pitcher combine concentrate,
water aod apple juice. Stir until concen-
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really easy to m'ake with . Nestle's Semi-Swee~ and . Bu,tterscotch' Mors~ls ~nd
Borden Eagle Brand Swe~tened Condensed Milk. Hm s how you dq 1t. Firs~
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I greas~g 9" square pan. Bake at 350° F·for
. .._30-35 minutes. Cool for. 45 minutes .. ~ •·
I and C!'Ut into 11/2' squan!s (makes 36).
.1'f1en stand back and ba'sk in the glory
prehe:1t you~ oven_to 350° F. Blend together: "
1 'h cups graham ci'ack'r crumbs 1 package (1 cup) Nestle's• Semi-
1 can Borden Eagle Brand• Sweet Chocolate Morsels
Sweetened Condensed Milk* 1 package (1 cup) Nestlf..s•
(not evaporated milk) · Butterscotch Morsels
•Mignoliae'oP Oime4t8~{1dS may be us'ed. 1 CUp Ct5arsefy-Ch0pped \ValnUtS
1-. o( the..-OqQ) and Eli~· . __
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trate is thawed and ingredients are well
mixed. Serve· over ice cubes.
Makes 6-8 servings, about 1·% qls .
. TOMATO JELLIED SALAD
2l'l cups (20 oa.) ctlftMd tomatOH,
undrained v. cup dtopped onion
V. cup chopped celery
4 whole clovee
1 tablffpoon vlnepr v. teapoon .... .
Dalhe11yenne ........
Hot water
1 pkg. (3 ou.) lelnoft-flnor gelatin
Crisp lettuce IMvee
MayonnalM
t. In small saucepan, combine· toma-
toes, onion, celery and cloves. Bring to
boiling~uce heat and simmer S min-
utes, covered. Strain.
2. Stir vinegar, salt .and cayepne into
strained liquid. Measure, and if neces7
sary add enough bot water, to make 2
cups liquid. _
3. Return to saucepan. Heat to boiling; ·
remove from heat and dissolve gelatin
in boiling liquid.
4. Pour into 4 individual molds. Place
on cookie sheet or small tray and re·
f rigerate until firm. ~ · '
5. Unmold on crisp lettuce leaves.
Garnish with mayonnaise if desired.
' Makes 4 servings
TIPSY SQU,IRE
-~ 1 l'l cups cold mllk
l'l cup light cream
2 tablatpOOM dry lherry or 2
teaspoona lharry axtr11ct I 1 pkg. (3~ ou.) v.nllla Instant
pudding and pie filling mix
I 1 pkg. (10 on.) frozen IWfft cherries
In quick-thaw pouch, thawed and·
drained I 8 ladyflnge,. or 12 atrlpa day-old
eponga e11ke
• , · 1 Cllft (3111 OU.) flaked coconut,
toasted• · ~.
l'a cup tontad.sllverad blanched
I almonds
Frozen whipped' topping, thawed
I 1. Pour miJS, cream and sherry into a
la.Fge bowl. Add pudding mix·. Be_at
I slowly jVith rotary beater, or at low
speed of electric mixer, un.til well
I blended, 1-2 minutes. Mjxture will be
thin; let stand until soft-set, about 5 •
minutes. I 2. Tum cherries into strainer ovc:J small ·
I . bowl, reserving juice: Cut cherries in
half. . · · I .
3. Crumble ladyfingers into 1 Y.2-2-qt. I serving bowl. Sprinkle with reserYed
cherry syrup. • I • 4. Cover ladyfingers with half of the
coconut," -¥.2 cup almonds, the cherries I and pudding.
.,,~,-" ,. 5. Sprinkle surface with remaining co-
l . ... . conut •and garnish with-rosettes of
whipped . topping. Cover with plas~ic
I t\lm or foil, refrigerate until serving
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baking pan in 42S° F. oven for S-7
minutes, stirring occasionally until
ligh~y toasted. .
••Mate-ahead note: May be made day
ahead .and ~frige led. Decorate with
whipped t · ribbon just before
serving (or. resh look.
MARILYN'S MENU #2
Rolled RoMt Shoulder of Urnb
Grawr
c.rrota-In Foll
Onlofle In Foll
8wMt PoUtoee In Foll
ROLLED SHQULDER OF LAMB
AND VEGETABLES
1 ·~ ... boned, TOiied lhoutder of
..... frozen 1~ c:upa ""red .... 1 enweope onkNHoup llU
1lb. ........ 1lzewhlleoftloM
, 1 Wll1epoon brown....,.
3 tMllllpDO"-~ or......,...
. ~ lalllPOoft .... . ....... ...
1 ~ lbL cerrote. cut In 3-lnch p1ecn
"' teaepoon ..... e .... , potatoee (2~ ·n..), acrubbed
·~~-. '\fa ~~rnr •MCl'Jlnl · . "' ........,, .....
1 .. PrebCat oven to 3S0°F. Open frozen
meat. leaving it in its hea~y-duty .foi!
wrap. Place in shallow roasting pan.
Pour wine over meat and then sprinkl_e
with Y.l envelope onion-soup mix.
2. Brina ends of foil up over meat an<f
reseal. with doubfe fold. Tum up ends
·and press to sides. Roast for 2 hours
and 20 minutes.
3. Meanwhile prepare vegetables: Place
onions on a large sheet of heavy-duty
' foil. Sprinkle with remaining onion-
soup mix, brown sugar, t tablespoon
blUtter, v..· teaspoon salt, dash pepper ~
and 2 tablespoons water. Seal foil to
;make tight pac~age. Place in J Sxt OY.l x
1-inchpn. .. ·continn~d nrrpag"l' '!ii 1 -•
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With anything. .
So we pack PREMIUM in #Jl!P ~
moisture-proof stack -
packs. We lietieve it should ~
have its oWh good taste and , ~
quality ingredients. So w~ I
bake PREMIUM Saltines I
with enriched flour, and the .
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taste that's preferred two to
one over the next leading
bra11d. You like our.1fflltines
because they crunch. But
there's more to PREMIUM
than meets the ear. ·
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.. I'll Bet My Diet's Healthier
By Baa .Bowaa, as told to He len Dorsey Than Yours Is!"
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"I have no food worries, th11nka to my
wife Adrt•M,'' uya D•n.
I'm a diabetic. I only publicize that
fact because kids who find they
have diabetes seem to thi11k it's all
over for them. That's riditulous! J
discovered 1 bad it sev·eral years ago.
Now I have been receiving so many
letters from kids who inquire about the
di~ase that I've even had to sen~.out a
form letter in reply, explaining that .to
live and eat healthily is not t' hardship.
In fact, it's no secret that ~ry often
diabetics are able to lead healthier and
happier lives than most other ·peoP,le .
. Fortunately, I have no food worries,
ttianks to my wife Adriana, who's really
an ex.pert nutritionist. She controls my
diet so well, I seldom have to take in-
sulin:. And I get a loL of exercise -
sailing, tennis, water skiing, fishing,
snorkeling -which helps bum up the
food.
We're real raw-food lovers and like ·
high-protein foods. Lunch is as easy
as r~tisserie-roasted chicken or whqlc
boneless .h~m ftavo~ with cloves, rum ... and pineapple ri,bgs (packed in natural
juice without added sugar). Adriana
usually puts out some huge baskets of
fruits-papayas, nectarines, apricots,
plums-and platters Df cheese (Monte-
rey Jack, Swiss, aged Cheddar, good
Brie an~ Gourmandaise).
Adriana is a real health·nut and cre-
ates huge salads . ~s~~ orga~i~ally
grown vegetables. She even makes her
own "health" dressing. Sure I can'cook,
but that's really Adriana's department.
M )l· -specialities are mostly brcakfa~ ,,
creations. My greatest achie_vemcnt 1s
Rowan's Special. It's. a uniql\c; kind u f
open sandwich using French bread. I
make it every year on Christmas morn-
ing.
I also make another version of
French toast using sourdough.. French
'bread and dipping it in an egg beaten •
up with a little. white wine. Flop that
quickly· in a Tet1on-coated pan, flip it
once and glue it down to some· well-
done bacon. Other than that, Adriana ~· ' ... . -is the star cook in our family! .. . .. )
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ADRIANA'S BAKED
HAM HAWAIIAN
5 lbl. ~Of bone~ M1J1
Whole clown v
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1 cm (1 lb. 4 on.) pineapple rlnp,
PllCbd In nalur.al Juice*
~ cup plnMpple Jlllce
~cupdarknm
lhr88Chlno c:herrlea, oplloMI
1. Score ham fat diagonally, using a
sharp knife. Insert cloves in center of
fat diamonds.
2. Bake ham according to directions
on package (or to an internal tempera-
ture of 140°F. as registered on meat
ham and bacon. Place second slice of
bread on top.
2. Run under broiler. Turn to toas~ on
reverse side (or grill in Teflon pan on
top <Sf the stove). Malce31 serving
' .TERRIFIC IMPROVISATION: Us--
_!rrg_ split 'English muffin, proceed as di-
rected, but add crisp texture of
shredded lettuce and sliced tomatoes
after sandwich bas been broil~. To
cut calories, serve open-faced style,
topped with prepared horseradish
and/ or crisp sliced pickles.
thermometer). For boneless canned . ADRIANA ROWAN'S
ham, allow l Y.t boUrs roasting tiin~ in VEGETABLE SOUP .
,preheated 3S0°F. oven. •· Few dropl vege~ oll
S. D,i.ain pineapple, reserving Y.a cup ~ cup chopped IC.nlone
juice. A ·half bourbefore ham is done, ~ cupchoppedcelerr,plue•fewwhole
arran~ aorile pineapple slices on top. ...._
Place extra slices in bottom of pan. 2 cups peeled....,. tomaton
Blend n;served 1· uice With rum and pour 111 cup chopped po&atoea 1 cup dwopped ClllTot9 over ham. ~ bey ....
4. Bake.Y.t hour longer. Baste every 10 Few drops ,,...ct gartlc
min~ies with pan juices. _ a.It
·5. Remove ham to servibg platter, FNelJ ground pepper to:...t.
garnishing with-cherries if desired .. Re-~ cup llquld Cw•r °' ch~en boul~lon) • f'""'r gnie.d ,.,,,....... Ol ACMMnO move· pioeipple, sli(teS f roin pan and . chleM · ~
arrange around ham. 1. Plaee · few drops oil in skillet or
8. Boil. remaining pan j~ices !0 reduce · saucepan. Rub most of oil off with
to Y.t cup sauce. Serve with shced ham. to 1· . . . . . . paper . we . . .-• ~
. . ~~Ice~ ~o ~rvmg3 2. Add · v· tables and ileasonmgs. ·-.. ·
•Pineapple pack~ tn its natural' juice · Cover; coo'.f::ver low beat a~ut 30
. .... has. ~n:developedJor people .who like -: minutes, stirring.
the fioit a Jjttle less s.,eet or who follow 3. Add liquid. Cook until the volume is
restricted diets. 1 reduced to almost a solid. Correct
ROWAN'S SPECIAL SANDWICH
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2 thin de....,,,.... eourdough brelld
Dijon lllUIWd Of other lhup-flawored.
.,,....,. lllUlt9l'd
Thlclc lllce Mona.,., Jiiek Of a.. ..
chMM ..
Dried ......... ...., powdeNd
2 sllcee bolled Of ............ Of
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1. Spread one side ol each slice of
bread with mu!tard. Top one slice with
cheese. Sprinkle, witlf bpi, -~op with --
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seasonings.
4-Serve hot, generously garnished with
freshly grated cheese.
Makes. 2 urving3 --
AFTERTHOUGHT: Adriana•a veg-
etable soup (based on an old French •
,. recii)e) can be the wonderful beginning.·
of a host 01. early summer slimmers
that include a medley qf .vtgetab~:
·eggplant, zucchini, cabbage, spinach,
1ettuce, green pepper, snap beans,
yellow ~squash, ·Swiss chard or musli-
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4. On a large sheet of heavy-duty-foil
place carrotl, 2 tablespoons butter, ~
teaspoon salt, dash pepper, 2 table--
spoons water aod 1A teaspoon sugar.
~al foil to make a tight packager place
on pan next to onion package. Bake
along with meat 45-60 minutes, until
fork-tender.
5. Place each sweet potato on square
of heavy-duty foil. Add 1 tablespoon
of water, wrap tightly. Place loil-
wrapped pot.atoes around meat in roast-
ing pan and bake for 45-60 minutes.
I. When meat bas roasted 2 hours and
20 minutes, open foil to brown meat
and continue routing until meat ther-
mometer reaches 170.175°P. for medi-
um lamb; abOut 1 hour longer. It is at
this point that the vegetables and sweet
potatoes are put in.to bake. Total cook-
ing time for nieat is approximately 3
hours and 20 minutes; for vegetables
·and potatoes, 45-60 minutes.
7. Make gravy: When meat is done, re-
move from oven and allow to set 10
minutes before slicing. Pour off liquid
from meat into medium saueepan, skim
off fat.
I. Blend flour smoothly with ~ cup of
wine and 1A cup water. Stir into pan
liquids; bring to boiling, stirring.
9. Season. with dash pepper, .tiquid-
gr_avy·seasoning and rosemary. Pour in-
to gravy boat and serve with meat. · ·
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-There'• e new flnor combln.Uon In lhlt
Greet Ceetar'• Pol Roal Cook In cook·
In beg or cleer cooking wr11P.
MARILYN'S MENU #3
Greet C...r'a Pot Roett
Butlered Noodlet with Poppy Seeds
Mixed Greem end TorMto S.I~
Quick Pllrrneun Creecent Rolle
Coffee-Tea-Miik
GREAT CAESAR'$ POT ROAST .
"A special recipe
_ f ~r cook-in bag .. or film"
4-4¥1 llM.. ..... bone beef pot,..,
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2 tablffpoont vegetable lhortenlng
Cooldng·fllm beg or wr•
2 cupe chopped celery
1 cup chopped onlori
2 CUpt chopped Cllrrolt
1 cen (10.l'l oa.) beef bouillon
1 c.n (I on.) tomato uuce
2 tableepooba vlnepr
1 tabletpoonJupr
1 c.n (2 oa.) •nChovr flllett,
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dr•lned •nd chopped*
4 cloftt gartlc, cn.Md~:or ~
teapoon a•rtlc ...,....
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2 tuepoont bail..._
~ 1uepoon ground blecll .....,. -.
on all aides .
2. Place meat in cooking:fifm bag or
wrap, folding with 3-inch dQuble fold
and closing 1 end if !JSing wrap. Piace
in large roasting pan.
1. Preheat oven to 350°F. Trim eXOlm I. Add celery, onion and carrots on
. fa.t frofil..meat. He~t shortening in la•.~ .:._. Md around meat in bag. •
·skillet or Dutch oven and brown IDllt 4. In iuftaU bowl combine bouillon, to-
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to be yours. That's the id• behind our "What's Your Pleasure Sweepstakes."
We're giving away thousands of dollars worth of pleasure.in six different cate-
gories. To enter, all you have to do is follow the simple sweepstakes rules ..
The reasonl Well, through the years you've made Van Camp's Pork and Beans
one of life's biggest selling simple pleasures. So we thought we'd express our
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remember this, the pleasure's on us.
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IMPORTANTll Print the Mme of the tweepftlles category you wish to enter on your entry blank and
ir\diate your specific selection (A or II). AIJO ptint the 1111ne ol the swet'pSulces atelO')' you are
enterln1 In the lower lelt ltMtd comer of the ouu/de o# the envelope.
2. Each entry must be accompanied by a label from a an of Van Camp's Pork a. Beans or the words
VAN CAMP'S POU AND IEANS printed on a plain 3" x 5" piece of paper. Mall entries to:
VAN CAMP'S, P. O. Boit-8$310, bpn, Minnesota 55183
3. Enter as often u you wish but select only one prfjper entry. Entries must be postmarked by July 31,
1973 and received by Auaust 10, 1973. • ·
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bpn, Minn. 55183
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categ~ry and if I ":Vin I choose f!rize A 0
or B O. I enclose a la~tfrom a can of 1 Van Camp's P-0rk and Beans or the words I
''Van Camp's Pork and Beans" printed on l
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person. TaxH and lnstallationt resulting from winning a prlLe are the sole responsibility of the winners .. ~ .................. -----------___.
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Missouri and wher-prohibited or restrl~ by law. All Federal, State and Loal ._; and R~la
tlons apply.
CITY
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Minn. 55113.
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Vehicle (front wheels .convert to
skis). Plus 2 matching Chfeftah
mlni-mototbik,s. ·
Oil
I . A versatile 16 ft. Starcraft Gal-
axie 6 Camper-trailer. Sleeps six and
includes ~plete camper kitchen.
mato sauce, vinegar, sugar, anchovies,
garlic, bay leaf, basil and pepper. Pour
over meat and vegetables. Close and
vent bag or wrap as directed on pack-
age, making abOut 6 boles with knife
tip u..t:op of bag. .:
5. Bake on rack. in center of oven for . . -2Vi hours, making sure bag does not,
A. Ford Pinto Country Squire 513-
t.!_on wagon. With air conditioning,
automatic trans., pushbutton AM
radio, and white side walls.
Oil
touch sides or top of oven.
8. Remove from qven, cut bag or wrap
open with scisson; being careful of
any escaping steam. Malces8 servings
•If using cooking bag with beef-season-
-~, packet, use only ~ e&f! ancbo'vy Jil-
lets and omit pepper. Follow th~ same
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Oil
recipe directions, except combine the
packet mix with the bouillon, tomato
sauce, vinegar, sugar,~ can anchovies,
garlic, bay leaf and basil.
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<eFoodshelf
FAMILY WEEKLY's Foodshelf
.presents dishes you can make
quickly, with a minimum of fuss,
using common ingredients found
in most kitchen cupboards.
DELUXE RAVIOLI BAKE
In t ~-qt. shaUow baking dish. empty 1
can ( 14~ oz.s.) round or regular beef rHi-
oll tn meat Nuce. Combine 1 cuy cre~mM
cou.ge chee .. , 1 pkg. (1 O ozs.) frozen \
chopped aplnllCh, cooked and well-draine&,.-J
1 can (2 ozs.) sliced mushrooms (option-.
al), drained, l tablespoon grated Parmeun
chM.. and ~ teaspoon garlic powder;
spread evenly on beef tavioli. Top wi,th an-
other can ( 14~ ozs.) beef ravioli. Bake at
400°F. for 30 minutes, or until bubbly. Top
with 2 slices of cheeie (preferably mozza·re1-
la, Muenster or Monterrey J~clc). Bake until
cheese melts. · .. -Malce1 4-6 servings.
CALICO CHICKEN 'N' DUMPLINGS
Jo 2-qt. saucepan cook ~ cup sliced
onion,~ cup chopped green pepper in 2
tablespoons butter or margarine until
tender. Add 2 -cans ( t S-OZ. size) chicken
· •nd dumpffnga, 1 can (8 ozs.) whole kernel
corn, drained, and 1,4 cup d~ pimiento.
Heat; stir now and then.
Makes about 4 s~rvings
PINEAPPLE .TAPIOCA DELIGHT .. " ,
·In medium bowl combine 1 can ( 17 ozs.)
• tapioca pudding, l can ( 8 'A ozs.) crulhed
plne•ppl•, drained, 1 ~ cups crumbled co-
conut macaroon cookies, 1,4 cup choppe~.
drain~, M•rHclllno Cherrin and ~ cup
thawed frozen de1Mrt. topping. Chill cov-
ered untit-serving time. Mak~s 5 servings
QUICK· PARMESAN
CRESCENT ROLLS
1 plcg. <•on.) refrigerated quick
creecent dinner rolla
2l\ tablHpOOM gr•ted P•nneun cheeM •
S.V.r•I twlata frnhly ground bl.ck •
pepper Continued 011 pag~ 20
FAMILY W£EKl.Y, Aprll 15, 1173 , 8 ti
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POPUlAllD COUWRV . ,.
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china coas+. It has so,828
people per sq. mile.
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-8IG6EST SAUSAGE IN TME WORLD
-was 3 ,12A ~long. Wwas crea+ed .
by 30 English butchers in A66.
FAS1ET:
ME'A\llest'
SNOWFALL
in 24 hourS was recorlJed in
· Sliver .L.ai'e, Colorado,
where 6 ~t, 4 inches
tell on April 14, A~I.
START FRal-i
WrrM SElAIR
Jus+ the right ·
kx.aeh ot menthol .
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FIRST COLONIAL MERO ~.t~.
Jamettown's successful
harves+ of 1612 saved
*'e tirs+ 6n+iSh colony
from econopYlic collaps~.
FREE GIFT cATAl.OG -
'ttxA can get over 1009 gi.US ·fur
fu!e 6&~ Raleigh Coupons,
the valuable extras on
aaleigh ~nd Belair cigarettes.
f=or~rftee 6if+..£atalog, write
Sox_ 12~ Dept. S, . •
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Raleigh l.Ongs. 19 mg. ''er." 1.6 mg. nicotine: Belair loogs. 1p mg. •tar," 1.4 mg. nicotine. av. I* cigarette, f.TC Repon August 72 .. . , .
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Collectols • Classics
ho G~_ne.;1~ . \
liHI-'-m Always Wmted to Try •••
Caesar Salad and C Mousse ·
If Caesar Salad is
what you crave when
dining out, you'll be
delighted to find that
you ca.n prepare it right
~t your own table with a
maitre d's flourish!
Follow our directions
and see for yourself!
CAESAR SALAD
3 .. bletpoc)ne ,.... "' Cut ollv• oll
2 clown a•rllc, tPlll
.. . 2 cups French or lt8JIM br .. d
cubH (Y, Inch)
3 qts. wuhed, chilled, tom
CrllP romaine lettuce ... VH
(24he8da)
2-3 .. blelPOOftS lemon Juice,
preler•bly lreehly eqUHzed
Yi te•spoon 11,Y muat1rd
V.. IHspoonUlt
1 egg
Y, can (2-oz.. eln) lllChovln,
drained end dtopped
, V. cup lreehly Greted P1"""8n
chMM
Several twlate lr••hlr ground
blllCk pepper
1. Prepare croutons: In medi-
um-sized · skillet beat 3 table-
spoons olive oil and 1 split
garlic clove until garlic is gold-
en; remove and di~.
2. Add bread cij . o garlic-
ftavored oil, beating until gold-
en brown on all sides, tossing
continually with s~n. Tum'
out onto paper towels, then tum
into a small bowl; set aside on
~ing tray.
3. Rub inside of large salad
bowl with cut Clove of garlic,
discard garlic. Place greens in
salad bowl, place on serving
tray. -•
4. ·in small bowl combine ·re-
maining \4 dip olive oil, lemon·•
juice, dry_ mustard, salt, egg•
and anchovies. Beat with 'for\.
or wire whisk until combined.
Place o~ serving lr'Y, along
with pepper grinder. ·
5. At table toss greens with
egg-anchovy mixture . When
coated add grated Parmesan
cheese, croutoris and se'eral
tw~ts pf freshly ground black
pepper. Toss just to ""-ombine.
Serve at once. Makts 61uvings
TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL
CAESAR SALAD .
1: Roma.inc sboold be fresh and
crisp. Core, wash under ·cold
. runningwat.er, drain thoroughly.
Pat each leaf dry. W•p In
clean dish towel, refrigerate un-
til needed. ,
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2. Some cdoks prefer to cod-
dle the egg, cooking it l 11.i
m inutes before•adding to dress-
tng mixture. I find that this step
is unnecessary. ·
3. You will find by experiment-
r • ir\g just bow much l~mon juice
suits your taste. .,;-.
/4. You can si~plify by using
packaged croutons and garlic
powder;-_ !At t.eupoon 'tor eaq..
· clove of fresh garlic if you wish.
5. In any event,' serve in\D)edi-
ately!
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Rich, delectable
Chocolate Mousse will
please your most · ..J.1
discriminate guests.
You'll see by our step-
by-step Instructions that
It's really not all that
difficult to make, . . '
MOUSSE AU CHOCOLAT
1 pkg. (12 on.) ........
cMcoll .. plecH
• ._ rotka, r0om temperlture
·--~·'"·'°°"' ................
o..hutt
V. cupeugar
. , ,
1 laiblHpODft pure vlnllla
ect _.---c---4
1. Melt the chocolate in the top
part of a double boiler over hot,
not boiling water, stining until
chocolate is just melt~. Re-
' move from beat.
2. Beat egg yolks with electric
mixer until thick and creamy,
about 3 minutes. Oraduafly beat
in melted chocolate. a. With clean beaters, beat egg
whit.es in luge bowl until
foamy. 7\dd salt. Continue beat-
ing egg wbi~ until they bord
soft peaks. Gradually add 's1lg-,,
ar, beating at high speed until
stifl. Tum mixer to low speed,
add vanilla extract.
4. In chilled I t 1 -cup
heavy cream · u til sf .
5. Fold cooked c late mix-
ture into whipped creun
smoothly. Now add egg'-white
mixture all at once, folding
with a large spatula or wire
whisk.
I. Pour into a 211.i-3-qt. serving
bowl. Cover with foil or plutic
film, refrigerate at least 2 hours
before ierving.
1. Just before serving, beat ~
main.ing heavy cream µntil stiff
and use· to decorate surf~ce of
mousse. Spoon cream out with
two small spoon~ to make small
peaks, or use a pastry tube.
Maus 8-10 itrvings
TIPS FOR SUCCESIFUL ·
MOUSSE I
~parate eggs when cold, it ia •
easier to do then. AJlow to stand '
at room temperature.· .. '
2. Take care melting chocolate:
, .
Melt over bot; not boiling
water. U steam risee, the choco-
late will tight.en and ~me
unmanageable. Should this hap-
pen, add -2.-4 tablespoons vese-
table shortening and blend into ..
the chocolate until' it becomes
soft again. •
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Just for fun, why not try these ideas next)ime
your children have playmates in for lunc_h?
unique -.ctM pr•11ure control Thia ~
give. you • choice of .,.._ ...-.....0
pr111ure ........ to d the ...,.,.. .
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SAILBOAT ·
1. Cut bread in half on the diagonal. Spnad
c~eam cheese on one triangle. Spread cheese
spread on remaining triangle.
2. Place cream-cheese triangle on plate, cut
side vertically straight, up and down, making
~ "sail." Place celery stick alongside, making
"mast." Top with carrot, making "ftag."
3. Place cheese-spread triangle across bottom
of "sail," making "boat." Decorate top of
"boat" trian_BI~ with ro~ of sliced olives.
Mal¥s J Sailboat sandwich, 1 serving
JACK-IN-THE-BOX
1 allce aqare aandwtdl brHd
1 8llce round WMlwich ........
2 teeepoone ,,.,.red muaWd « 11181tpW:i•
1 site. round Edmw M ChWdllr dWeM
4 slices stuffed """ oliwe 1 (1-lndt round) drde ..........,, ...... 1 (2
lnchn x ~ lndl) strip plallenlo
1 curwd sllwr bologne or pimiento
~ C8ft (4~ on.) dnilect ....
1...aceleryle8f
1 (4 lndl) celery •tick
1. Sprc;ad bolh slices
bread with mustard.
~lace round cheese on
round sandwich bread,
making "face"; place
on plate. ·
2. P1ace 2 olive slices,
pimiento circle and
sliver of bologna on
bread, making "eyes,''
"nose" and "mouth."
3. Cut 2 \4 -inch trian-
gle from side of square sandwich bread,
making "hat" and "box." Spread each with
d~viled ham. Place "hat" at top and ''box" Pl ooltOm of sandwich face.
4.. Finish decorations with celery-leaf "feath-
er'' on hat. celery-stick "bow tie" centered -
with pimiento strip, and·olivi-slice ···buttons."
Maus J Jack-in-tM-Box sandwich, 2 'suvings •
THE BUG
1 slice round aandwlch bre9d • •
~ teMPoon .......... or marprtne
· 1 .UC. round Edam or Checfd. ~
1 sllc:,t rouftd bolotM. ........
2 ..,.. sllc:ft carrot
3 illcee 8luffecl ..... olhe
2 (4 lndl) ceterr deb
1. ·Spread sandwich
bread . with mustard.
' ... €d'fer bread with round
cheese; plaee 'on plite.
2. Place 2 bologna
quarters on sandwich
at top, 1 inch apart at ~ge; points almost
touching. Place 2 quarters bologna on toJS of
each other, and place on sandwich at bottqm.
with point io, 1 ¥.. inches a,t edges from other
two bologna quarters.
3. Place carrot slices topped with 2 olive
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slices on checle, making"~." Place remain-•
ing olive alice40D t>oµom of bologna quarter,
making "mouth." Finish "bug" with celery
stick "antennae," centering sticks between
"eyes." Make1 I B~g 1andwich, J. urving
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CHOO..CHOO TRAIN
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2 alk:a equare WMlwlch brHd
5¥.a 18b111paw en_. et)te peMUt butter
3 ffllt Inch) celery ltJck9
• (Yt-iactl thick) blMnll lllcel, plua 1 (Va·
lndl Ihle*) ..... Ike
'1whole~cherry,plua4
... w:hhlo chenlee, ..........
1 (2 lndl) piece csrot. .....-. p1ue 2 (av.a
Inch) cmrot •llcka
1 ..... c:elerJ ....
1 .. b1e111aon ,....._or currMta
I 1. Spread each slice bread with 2 'h table-
spoons peanut butter; cut in haJf.
2.·Arrange sandwich halves in a row, ends 1
inch apart, on foil-covered cardboard or tea.
Place celery sticks between train. "cars,•
making "couplings."
3. Place th~ 8 banana· slices on bottom of
·•cars," making "wheels." Top th~ck banana
slice with whole Maraschino cherry and
attach with peanut butter to front "car,"
malting "engine light." Place 2-inch. piece of
carrot on engine, making "stack," and place
celery leaf on top, making "smoke."
4. "Fill" the first train "car" with · raisins:
"coal"; the second with carrot sticks: "logs";
the third with quartered cherries: "apples."
Malu1 J' Choo-Choo Train, 2 servings"
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CHICKEN UCKEN
1 IRce round Nlldwlch bread
2 tablnpoona whipped CNMJ chHle t .alcn carrot, c;ut on dl99onal .
3 tablffpooM 9ff Nied, recipe below
1 emall celery leaf ·
1 square piece pimiento or red pepper ·
1 allce atuffed a•n olive
1 ....U carrot alee
2 (2 ;tch) celery sticks
1. Cut round sandwich
read in half.
On one half of bread,
pread crcain cheese:.
lace on prate, cut side
orirontal going across.
'. ' angecarrots aceson
ge in cream cheese,
aking "feathers."
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. Spread egg salad on remaining half of ... ·
re.ad, center celery leaf on egg sala,d, making. ·:' ..
'wltg." Place egg-salad half ·on plate, c_ut
ides half-aligned: egg-salad half jutting out '
front, and cream-cheese· J:ialf jutting out
hind. ·
• Finish ctlicken . b)> cutting pimiento ·ro
resemble "co~b:" ;Arrange "comb," sliced-
olive "eye," small carrot-slice "beak" and _
~err-stick "legs" on "chicke'n."
IMaku 1 Chicken Licken sandwich, l ·.aerving
EGG SALAD \ . ')
In small bowl combine· 3 hard-cooked
egg1, mashed, V.. cup finely chopped celery,
1h cup mayonnalM, 'h teaspoon onion
powder, V.. teaspoon ,.It and dash pepper •..
Cover and refrigerate any leftovers.
· Mak~s l~ cups
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WE'll WARM l11s TOES.
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Buy 3 Gerber®. High Meat Dinners ••• get a pair of
nylon IOCks. What a bargain for Baby Week ... a
pair of our nylon stretch socks, that ,"grow"
with. baby's feet, when you buy 3 Gerber ~·
High Meat Dinners. They're.the dinners
with 303 or more meat by weight, to
give your baby extra protein to grow on.
Over 13 different Gerber meat and veg~
table combinations_to try, too. Gerber
High Meat Dinners ... Gerber stretch
socks ... to please
baby from his turn-.
my to ~s toes.
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,J. socks offER
J P.O. Box 1973, Fremont, Michigan .49412~
I CHECK SOCK&~ I SHOE s1zs M SOCK SIZE 1 ~-s. _____ _
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Fremont, Michiaan 49412 -a.w-___.. ........
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0 Steak? Love it I But it was
a battle between the mortgage
payment and the butcher., We
just couldn't afford steak until
I tried Adolph's Meat Tender-
izer-and the less expensive
steaks. 1
"At first I was reluctant to
1.ry ACtolph's because I thought
if it tenderizes meat, what does
·1t do 40 my stornacn? .
0 But then I found that .
Ado!Ph's is actually made from
~ · the papaya melon. So it's a "
pure food product-:as natural as orange juice.
"I began by tenderizing round steak. Adolph's made it tender
· enough to broil. Round cost me less per pound than other steaks,
and it's all good eating meat-very little fat and bone. I got a lot
more for my money.
~est of all was the-iaste. Tender, juicy and delicious. We're
-eating more steaks now-and it's costing a 'lot less."
.. Lean cuts are better for you Gourinet treat-marinated stealc
fbeeflikeround,flank For a flavor change-of-pace,
an in tip '?Orne f:rom the marb)ate steaks with Adolph's
parts o he animal tharget the ' Meat Marinade. It works in
. e~ercise. That's why the~· just fifteen minut~s to -give
lean. And why they're tough. teaks deep-down flavor and
And less expensive. But, pound j icy tenderness. You'll find
for pound, the lean, less expen-. Adolph's Meat Marinade at the
sive cuts have more protein, meat co nter.
less fat and calories. That's
why th~y·re better for you.
Tough-to-tender in a iiffy
With Adolph's Instant Meat
Tenderizer, it takes only a few
minutes to turn tough into
~ender. Just moisten the meat
with water, sprinkle Adolph's
· ~ve niy on both sides of the
meat, then pierce deeply with
a fork at about ¥.l inch inter-
vals ... and you're ready to broil.
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Conti_nued from rge 15
1. Preheat oven to 37S°F. Unroll
dou*'-1; separate into 8 triangles ..
2. Sprinkle cheese on sheet of waxed
paper.; mix1 in frab.ly ground pepper.
S. Lightly press trianglea in clieeae mix-
ture; roll up. Stan at shortest skit of
triangie and roll tO ·opposite point.
4. Place roU.. point side down, on un-.
greased cookie sheet; curve into cres-
cent shape.
5. Bab about 10 minutes, until golden
brown. Serve hot'
I. To reheat: Wnp in foiJ ; beat at
3S0°F. for S-10 minutes.
Mohs 8 urvings
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FREEZER-TO-TABLE
. ROAST BEEF .
4 Iba. frozen rolled rib, .,. of .... round
or 81rfoln..tip rOMt
. ~ ·-·· ' Ground bteck,......,
....... onlona,peeled
1lt .......... OOlll9, ....... .. ..,
1'plqJ. (1 oz.) .. )ul grn,... ..
1. Preheat oven to 400°F . Open foil
from froun roast beef, sprinkle meat
with salt and pepper. ~r looeely
with toil; leave open at ends M> beat
can circulate. Place in routing pan.
2. lloast 2 hou11. Turn back foil to
permit browning, insert meat tbermom-
~ter.• Add onions and mushrooms. Coo-
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tinue roasting 30-40 minutes longer,
until thermometer regislets 140°F. for
rare; 160°F. for medi~well-doae.
S. Remove from c>ven. Place on serving
platter or board, keep warm.
4. Pour~ juice into saucepan; atim
off excess fat. Measure-drippinp. add-
ing water to make up desired amount
for gravy. Use au jus gravy mix as
label directs, using drippings and liquid
above. Taste, add additional sea.soninp
if desired. Makes 6-B'sepings
CHOCOLATE MOLASSES
. QATIES (Cookln)
licupldlt.....,or...,..,....
~~-~ cup........,,_.. ...... plldced
1 ..
1~ t8bl11paoa1 mal1111•
~ IHlpDOn pure nnlle em.ct
1 cup lifted ............ flour
· ~ t111pa• ...._ eoda _
• ~ IHlpDDftull •
1~ c..-quick-cooking .....
1 pkg.. (I oa) .a cltocol.t9 or .......... d9ocolate.,..
1. In large bowl with electric mixer at
medi411Upeed, beat butter, sugars and
egg together until light. Add molasses
and vanilla extra~t.
2. At low speed, gradually add flour.
soda and salt,. beating well until tbor-
ougtily combined. .
3. Stir in oats and <;bocolate bits.
4; Heap dough on sheet of ~eavy-<!uty
foil. Refrigerate for 1}0 minutes .. ···
5. When dough is chilled. press into a.
long round i'oll and wnp in the foil. 1
Label, date and freeze. ·•
6. To make cookies: Preheat oven fu
400°F. Using a sharp knife, cut off as
many cookies as desired in ~-incb
tbick slices.
1. Jleseal foil and return unUled por-
tion of roll to freezer to use again.
8. Place cookies on foil-lined cookie
sheet and bake 8-:10 min•tes, or until
lifhtly ~rowned.
9. Cool 1 minute on cootie sheet, then
remove with spatula to cool completely
on rack. Makes 3 do:.en
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What iOur Sense or
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By John E. Gibson· '.
" True or False: Men
and women often have
opposite reactions to the
same type of humor.
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-• TR,U.E OR FALSE?
1. tt•s easier to make a woman
laugh than a man.
2. If you're giving a talk at Jl
meeting, your club, or wher-
ever, you'll make a more favor-
able impression if you tell a
junny story or two,, and iard
your remarks with an occasion·
al witticism.
3; "Sick" ' humor is good for
"sick" people.
4. Humor can i;crease your
mental horsepower. ·
S. Men and women often have
opposite ,rea~tions to the same
type of humor. , .
6. People who never develop. a
sense of humor are not emO:
tionally mature.
ANSWERS
1. True-accoc<tU;>~ to h.umor
studies conducted at the Uni-
venity of St~kholm, where
tests --showed that an amusing
or incongruous situation is
much more likely to tickle a
woman·~ risibilities than a _
marl's. And other studies have
shown that men tend to be more
taciturn, more reserved, when it
comes to showing their f eeliogs.
2. True-provided you have the
I tight personality. Studies at
Yale Univer5ity have shown
that if you have a reputation
for being ra!-fler serious, de-
tached, or aloof, and not often
given to levity, you wilt be
much more favorably received
by your audience if you ·retail
senral humorous anecdotes or
enliven your discourse with wit-
ty remarks. If, however, you are
the "life of the party" type, with
a reputation for being some-
thing of a card with clownish
tendencies, the study showed
that spiking your discourse with
humor will have little effect on
the way your remarks are re-
ceived by your audience. ' ,
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c&ning,sanding, paintq. Tedious job.
But now, you an relax with the full-bodied
flavor only one dg~ delivers. ••
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Warning: The Surgeon General Hes Determined
That Cigarette Smoblg Is Dangerous to Your Health.
3. True. Studies show that it
provides for a safe, harmless ex-
pression of 'their pent-up feet-•
ings of aggression and antiso-
ciai hostility-that, if'rep·ressed,
can result in a variety of stress
ailmenta-and-oervoua ~ctions.
Incidentally, if a person's favor-
ite .kin<l of humor is the "sick"
variety, he isn't likely to be very
happy or very well adjusted.
4. True. Studies have demon-
,strated that humor can be
highly eff}ctive in improving
the function of our mental f ac-
uities. At one leading univer-
sity, for example, psychologists
fol!nd that students made ap-
preciably better scores in men-
tal t~sts _when the test forms
·were prepared in ~humorous -.
way than when a non-humorous
form was used. It was found
that asking difficult questions
humorously tended to relax
mental and nervous tensions
that inte~f.ere with the thinking
processes.
5. True. In summing up his find-
ings in "Motivation in Humor,"
psychologist Jacob Levine cites,.
as an example a ·cartoon in
• which a man turns to Watch a
passinf girl in a miniskirt, while
watering his lawn, ·and in the
process succeeds in drenching
his wife, who 'bas been sitting on
the porch observing his distrac-
tion. "Most men," the psycholo-
gist observes, "will laugh at this
'accident' because they readily
i~entify with the m an. Women
(arely see anything funny in this
type of joke. They understand
its underlying meaning, and
too often they find themselves
uncomfortably close to the rote•
of the sprayed wife." ·
8. True. Dr. Martin Grotjahn,
Clinical Professocof Psychiatry
at the University of Southern
California, has completed an
exhaustive study of the dynam-
ics of humor. He concludes
from his findings that "One's
sense of humor develops in
gradual , stages during a life-
time. Every step is connected
with the mastery of a new arut-
iety, and each conftict mas-
tere<\,at the different develop-:
mental stages is marked by a .
growth of the sense ofimmor ...
(It bas also been observed that
people who never develop a
sense of. humor never really
grow up. They dqilt have the
ability to laugh ... at themselves
and roll with the punche.s that
life hands tliem.) .
-F. A\exander Magoun, for
many years a profesS<>r of bu-'
man relations at Massachusetts
Institute of Technology,> ob-.
serves that the ability to see -
something funny in a difficult
situation is always evidence of·
emotional maturity. And he
finds hul)'lor to be tQ.c best safe·
• ty valve tJ provide release from
pent-up nervous and emotional
tensions-"as wen as an effec-
tive mirror by which to have
an appraising, steadying ,_
look at oneself.". ..ill
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~The Moiister .That
Ate $190BDlion"
And Other TaX Tales
"If IRS took a liking to you and let you shovel those
dollar bills Into a wheelbarrow and take them home,
1 you would work all yourtife without getting more • than a fraction of the total."
By Max G .. ther
' ' . Aun<r this time of year, hardly
anybody ¥s anything .nice to
say about the Internal Revenue
Service. But perhaps dear 'old IRS de-
. . serves a little sympathy after all.
Though the act of paying income tax
is painful, the job of eoUecting it is ab-
solutely st~_ggering.
'The job is so huge that we would
need a sta.ff of about a million people to
do it right," says one IRS field agent.
.. We nearly drown in paper every April.
Looking at some of our mountainous
·statistics, I find it amazing that the
system works at all."
Let's loot· at a few mountains.
• • IRS collected more "than $190
billion.,..not million, billion-in fiscal
" , 971, ·more money than any Govern--.
• .
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f'ra FAMILY WEEKLYl',\pfll 15, 1973
meot had ever ,oUected in history. It is
almost impossible to imagine so ·enor-
mous an amount of money. If that $190
billion were in the ·form of dollar bills,
and they were stacked ftat in a single
pile, the piJe would be something like
25,000 miles high. Jf IRS took a liking.
to "you-.:and let you shovel those dollar
bills into a wheelbarrow a~d take them
home, you would work all your life-
without getting more than a fraction of
the total. Assuming you managed to
stagger home with a million dollar
biU s every day, you would need to WQrk
365 days a year fQr more than five
centuries to finish the job. And if tha~
$ j 90 billion were put in a savings
bank and earned simple annual interest
at .five percent, the interest would be
ro)lg4!y '$ 1 million per hour. ·'-' • Tlie tax haul has been growing at ,_.
a st~ning rate threugh most of this
century. 1'be 16lQ...Amendment to the
Constitution, which allowed the Feder-
al (Joyemment to tax incomes, was
ratified in 1913. The first full year of the
income tax was· fiscal ·1914, and.in '
that year a pclttry $380 million was
collected from all tax sources; That
. was about one-500th of the total J 971
collections. (IRS collected more mon~
in the single year .1971, in fact, than in
the income tax's first 30 years put
·.together.)· -··
• If you have the feeling your per-
sona.I .tax ~utlay has been g('()Wing,
you're right: Dividing total collections
by the nation's population, the tax haul
in 19~4 was a happy little $~.88 per
capita7 The figure for 1971: $927.02.
• IRS spent I~ than $§ million on
the job of collecting taxls in 1914.
Durin~t fiscal year IRS spent
$981 miJJion. That s early: a billion
. doUars spent just to get revenue com-
ing in!
Part of this huge outlay went to ·
pay t~ wages aod salaries of IRS's
· big army·of employees. Back in 1914
there were. slightly fewer than 4,000
emp oyees. TOday there are nearly
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balanced meals
-and Pin-Worms!
A tormenting Itch In the rect~I
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dren examined, end many parenta,
have Pin-Worms without knowing
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untll the Whole family la lnt.cted.
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70,000-enough 10 populate two towns
tbC size of Texarkana. Texas, Zanes-
ville, Ohio, or Kankakee, Ill
• Some 111 million tax returns
were filed in 1971. About 73 million
of t~se returns were subjected to a
proces$ called "mathematical verifica-
tion," io which the return is simply
checked to see whether the taxpayer ·
h~s done all ~is figuring correctly.
Slightly more than l .S millm returns
-aoout J .S percent of the total_.were
more thoroughly examined by aUditors
and field agents .
.• -~ The math check showed that about.
one t~ayer in 16 had "misin-
lerpreted" the Jax instructio.ns or "mis-
read'';be tables or ·made "mistakes"
in simple arithmetic. (Oddly, there
were about twice as many "errors" in
1fi 1axpayers· favor as in the Govern-
ment's.) As a result of the math check,
IRS mailed $140 million to taxpayers
who bad paid too much-but it wrote
stiff notes demanding $313 miUibn
from those who bad paid too little.
The more thorough audits turned
-up st.ilJ more Convincing evidence that
. American taxpayers, despite their sup-
posed docility, aren't really that eager
to pay. Of the l.S million individual
and corporale taxpayers who were au-
dited, .two out of three ended by being
billed for more tax. The total bill was
slightly under $3.S billion-or very
roughly ,$3,SOO per return. (Those au-
dited returns came mainly from wealth-
ier taxpayers, and they were carefully
picked as being the most likely to con-
tain what IRS politely calls 0 errors.")
• Finally, let's look at some figures
that ought to cheer us up. Last fiscal
year, IRS mailed out 56 million refund
checks totaling some $19 billion-in-
. eluding $132 million of interest. More
than 98 percent of those checks (and
nearly 80 percent of the dollar total)
went to individual ta~payers. largely
those who had had too much tax with-
held from thwr paychecks during the
year. .
-So for some;-fq>Til 16
can be fun. --.
FAMILY WEEKL V, April 1S, 11173 • II
Because of _Their Beauty •••
A GRISLY ·oEATH
With bone-crushing force.steel-jaw traps spring shut on millions of w((d
animals each year in the United States. These animals die a slow, agonizing
death of starvation, thirst; frepzing, fear, or gangrene. Many times the animal
will actually chewor"twist off its foot in a desperate attempt to save itself.
These beautiful wild creatures are killed primarily for their fur; few are
used as food. Furs are a luxury item catering to our vanity but hardly neces-
sa..Y to our survival. From forty to over sixty small animal skins are often
used for a si~gla fur coat. Con~ider the immense pain. fear and suffering
each coat represents. Steel-1aw traps account for 90 percent of the annual
U.S. fur take. Only 10 percent are caught in more h~mane, Instant-kill traps.
State lawsTegulating trapping are rarely enforceable. Steel-Jaw traps may
be purchased afld "'Set by a ... nyone, including childre~. who often.Jorget or
neglect them, leaving any unfortunate animal trapped to die a miserable,
painful and prolonged death.
We are a nation who has put man on the moon. Yet we treat our fellow
creatures with barbaric and primitive cruelty. It is time to redefine our val-
u~. It is time to end this abusive use of our wild animals. YOU CAN HELP.
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1. Bring ap end to the UM of steel-jaw traps ~thin the U.S.
2. Ask our government for an Importation ban on lurs taken by means ol sleel-ja~ traps.
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, We ~ve, alu, a .leaky roof.
It WU, I think, the buiJcler'. goof,
Or pouibly the ardUtect'a,
Or the inspector who impeets. .
ht anyhow, wbeo raim detcend .
Our roof springs leab from end to end.
We SU up bucbb, ID up pans,
* • We"try aH IOrta of tobemes and plans,
But must a"fllit the encl of raio-
No encl, though, to the ugly stain,
The dam~ clothing. clammy
boob,
The fumiture with spotted looks,
Ti~ after time our roof'•~ fix/'
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Kldt ... life dlftetently. Send 'Oflglnal
contribution• to "Child.'" Family
WH kly, M1 Lexington~ .• N.Y .• N.Y.
10022. $10 If UMd-none returned.
My huabaod, who·a ma~~
of a loan office, often ~te
to catch up oo work that ~·t
been done during the day. One
evening last summer my son and
a little friend of his rode with me
, to pick him up.:· we were sitting
outside the ofBce, watching iny
husband pull the drapes and tum
off the lights, when I heard my
son esp1ain to his friend: "My
dad's the boa. He gets to.stay as
"late as he wants tor
. J:Mr1. Charle1 Mw/and
Council Bluf•, Iowa
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CELEBRITY LE I I ERi
Juliet Lowell, author of fhe all·llme best· seller "Dear Sir," collect. unlntentlon· ,.
ally humoroua letf9n to and from people
in aft w.lka of Nfe.
'.f o Burt Reynot.b
Dear Mr. Reynolds:
I , would lilre to
join a Nudist. Col·
ony for the Sum· ma. Can you teli
. me one where I ean wear my panb?
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A certain hig--city newspaper always
demanded that its reporters use the
word "today in the flrst sentence of . ~
evwy story. A youn~reporter was as-.
,,....... signed to turn in a lory about a gang-
ster who had been found stabbed
several days before. There were no wit-
gesses to the crime. The police had
been unable to locate a sing!e · clue.
· The man apparently had no f~ly or
friends, but the story had to meet a •
dead.line, so the young maJl'Wrorl :
"'Freddy Flnger1, who waa ltabbed
by an unknown ~nt la.rt week, u
still dead today... -Lloyd Byer1
Thirty u a nkB age for a woman-
especially lf she u 40. -Gene Yaaenak
. 2t a FAMILY WEEKLY, Ap11115, 1973 .
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Bigamy v IM only . Cn,,.. on tlN
boob where two rltennab o wrong.
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LIT'R&E EMILY
"Our TV Mt •• broken and ..,.rythlng
WH IO qulet"-t night.I coutdn't get lllJ
homework done!" . -....
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l .~t0a.e\\Orld! I
instance, as a Jot of people did. They
said it was the devil's music. Kids were
told to break their records. l had kids
as1c me if they would go to hell if they
listened to the Rolling Stones oo the
radio. I'd tell them to talk to their
pastor. I c.'Ouldn't really say what 1 be-
lieved or rd get excommunicated."
UNQUOTE.
iddicted doctors: There are as.many
as 6~000 drug adclicts practicing medi-
cine today in the U.S., estimates Dr.
Herbert Modlin, who believes that up
te-two percent of American physicians
. are drug abusers. Director of preven-
tive psychiatry at the Menninger Foun-
dation in Topeka, he says that these
doctors behave lilce other ad4ict:s: They
seklom admit their addictioh; become
ad~pt at excuses, denials and ratiooaJ-
SUZIE PRUDDEN AND PLAYMATE .•
i.zatfons; insist they can stop whenever
they like; and almost never quit medi-
cal practice voluntarily. But they di.ff er Too young to eurc ... ?
ExerclMfor babtee: Most babies uo-
cler two years old in this country are
"pa<:ified prisoners,• says Suzie Prud-
. <lcn - a physiCal-6tness advocate lilce
her famous mother, Boonie-who gives
, clas~ fr 'babies. instead of freedom
of imagmation, they're given a cookie,
a bottk, television~r all three." What
they should be given, she preaches and
practices, is exercise. Babies, even as
young as four months, love ft, Suzie
says. But FAMn.v·'VEEJU.Y doesn't ad-
vise your baby.to try it without an ex-
pert instructor at hand.
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Mar)oe Gortnef
· QUOTE: Marjoo Cortner, evangelist·
tu med-actor, talks about his own'brand
of evangelism ( Mar}oe was already an cvan~ls~·-·at the· age of ihree) :. "I
woulil-gue with myseH. Am I taking
money under false pretenses or am I
giving people a service~ I felt I was
giving them a service. Remember,
these people didn't go to movies or rock
concerts. Listening to preaching was
their only ent~ent. And some--
times positive things happened. For
instance, a woman with a withered
hand f31l'e up to me. I grabbed it anEI
stretch~ it right up. It was beautiful!
But I did feel bad about preaching
.about t,bi{lgs I don't ~lievein. l never-
preache<t against rock an<l rnll, for, .
from street addicts, he says, in that they
are older (over 35), well-to-do, take
sedatives rather than hallucinatory
drugs, and don't d~l _with pushers
(they steal from Hospitals and write
false prescriptions). Actually, he says,
the alcoliolic ~octor is more of a <l;ang«!r
to patients "because alcohol affects
brain functioning so th& alcoholic is
more prone to make serious mistakes
than.the doc-tor on moderate doses of
other._ drugs."
DATES: Sunct.y is Palm Sunday. Pass-
over begins Monday evening. Frldlly
is Good Friday. SPECIAL REMIND-
ER: YOUR INCOME TAX DEAD-
LINE IS MONDAY, APRIL 161
ANNIVERSARJES: The American ·
Revolution began 198 years ago Wed-
nnday.
BIRTHDAYS (April 15-19, Aries;
April ~22, Taurus): Sunday_.Clau-
dia Cardinale 38; A. Philip Randolph
84. Monday -Cbaflic Chaplin 84;
Peter Ustinov 52; Edie Adams 42;
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 26; Henry Man-
cini 49. Tuesday-William Holde~ 55,
Wednuday-Huntington Hartford 62;
Leopokl Stokowslci 91; Hayley Mills
27. Thursday-Hugh O'Brien 48. Fri-
day-Lionel Hampton 59; Ryan O'Neal
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Huntington Hartford.& Hayley MUI•
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Q. Wlual d011 it "1h 10 ~ wuudul .
A. Bat.ic:ally, it takes exm:ite. A1mos.l any aer-
cise will bdp to dndop at least ICJme al t:d = ~ you keep at it Joaa eoouab ud
Q. l Rt'I dten 1111 ~r 'tN)ll-
A. Yes. Tba-e is one CJUlStlOdiQll)' dfectiYc tniD-ina mdbod that Is .0 fast and euy-the OOf l me and recommeod-tbc new Bulhrorter sysacm..
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A. The BuJJwort:u is a ruolutiooaiy aew mUI-
~ ucrciscr based oo bqmetrics.,
tbc science diat increases SU'elllth. up to four
times Caster than convcntioaal methods. lJl JQY
opinion, it's the moat ldvanced train.ina system
in the world today. Many Jeadina alhletes me il:
World.famous Heavywe1aht Boller Mqhammad Ali. World Heavyftiabt Judo Cba.mp_IOO Wiln
Ros.ta., and CycliQa Cbampion Eddy Mercb., to
name onb' a few.. .
CL Ho~. I~ d()fs B1dlwo1ker lrtli11ilt1 t4kt1
A. Bullworker ~ ab9olutdy the fastest • kind of exacae pom"ble. In fact. an introduc>
tion tmoinc program takes ooly; 70' seconds a
day. No otbc.r system-wciahtl.iftms, 1'Wlen. or strmuous c.tlistheaics-c tiYe you -resuhS ao
quickly and easily. On the ooatnuy, many ~ J'asbicWcl IDdbods cau boors or weary, bOriQI
·wort ~ ct., ... ud it's oltm months befo*te
you beaiD to see impiovements. Busy ptofqsiooal
athk:tes and champions doa't bal'C timr fOf that.
Nobody does.
Q. HO'N /Olfl don it to/.;e kfore ybtl iw,u. ITI·
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A. They mean that in as little as 14 CS.ys you cu
actua.Uy ~ to 1tt muscle an>wtb in '-mir· ror ind verify rt with a tape ~-Every "wect
ll:icreafter bdngs ever faster aiowth.
ft 8111 to fTI n4eh U..prtuiV(,,1Uults, 4011'1 )'OM
'L lfav1 to work. Vtr)I luutl! A. A~utely not .. Thaf'.1 .tbe ou~andina ~van-~ Ol lsometnc ~·~· '' s so ~ easy! Eadl ·~ .JIOmetric UUC'lse tabs-only 7 and you barely ba9e to
moYC. It'I not eYCll oec:caao to disrobe. The
Bullwort:er is ~ liaht and compect. it can be
ud at bomc, 10 the olic:e., anywbeie .. : n-eo
while WUchioa TV! It's· a areat UnproVemeAt
OYe.f bulky, expensi..: ftishts, bicycle mac.IUDea, pWJeys., ecc. .
Q. COii Bttllworltlr rn&iltilq tvm lkwlotl l>odJiU
• wlr~lt ~t 1NGk -' lltilury, or /111 "1Wl ~)11
a . Ddinijely! It'~ .. ~ ~~bf tboulandsall .~ ~ IDC1'I .. e'llefY --llZC ..... • Oft!' ..... WC>rld. Bullworker t.rainiQa bdpa tr&Dlfonn weak. thio arms iDlo rippliaa,, muscular pill.an oi str~hobuild br09d. powerful sbouJden, tW'D ht. • chests into deep manly ones. forae IOOIC seomac:h tlab into Skd-bani. ~
muscle .•. build that "'V• lbpe of a real atblcte.
devdop sturdy, coatoured tJaiahs and ca1ws. ... And all this in rtcord tllMI
What's mon, I've .bown &kinAy, shy fellows
wbo, after just a few lboct·""' with Bullwork.-. er, tUmed into real sc>-tiettcn ... e'f'et)' inch a man .•• bowliq &iris over with their dynanUsai, coofidc:nc:e, and new found power! You really
· have to s.ee the remlllbble dfeas ol Bullworker for younelf to bel.ine tbeinl · :
ft How c... OfU r1oder1 find 0111 wt0r1 oboMI tlw
'L Bullwo,.Pr, pc,,,.,,6 actwally try II /or them-Mlvu1 ' A. I undttstand that the Bulhrorker distributor
, in the' USA is now makiQa it available-free -on a two ~ hame-trlaJ baSis in order fo in·
• troducc it to tile acnera.I public. If )'our readers · · !-fC inteJa&ed ift devdopini.lheir·bodin, in build, ma~ aod strenlth faster than ever before PoSSiblel I IQgest that lhey cont1ct the lJS
distributor foe full details. · ..
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CUSHION MUMS .
·At Half Our Catalog Price
To Get New Customers
1 0 /or only $·1. 00
Hardy ond decoroliv•, myriads of donl~ng '
I or 2 inch flow.,s transform each Cushion
Mum inlo o huge boll of living col<!'· Nor·
molly develop to bushel bosht slie. You get
Cltrysonthemum root divisions from prov.-n
blooming Michigan nursery grown stock ...
red, yellow, bfonn, white, pink •• etc., os
ovoiloble. GuorontHd lo bloom th11 HO·
so11 ... send today.
EVERBLOOMING
CARNATIONS
Hardy I Gre~odln VarletiH 1
Richly showy and spicy fragrant perennlola that rival
greenhouse blooms· in size and color. large flowers
bloo"' In otwndonce all summer, even intermittently Into
foll, year oller year without replanting. Special offer
brings you 1 year Michigan nursery grown plonh,
slrongly rooted .for first transplanting. Check coupon
now.
"NK-YEUOW • aED-WHITE-MIXED
Darll Red Star -Sha~ ·floweB -
For Rock Gardens, Grassless
Bare Spots .. CREEPIN8 :_l£0 UM .
4 Pl.ANTS $1. oo· ONLY
DltAGON'S BLOOD ISedum Sp11rluml Mi~hlgo~ nursery grown plants spread rap·
idly in sun or shade into o dense ·blonht ·
oJ care • free lush green. ground', cover.
' Erupts in clusters of vivid red'.bl.001111 -
mid -sum"ler to September. Ideal. for
rock gardens, borders, edging. Check
coupon and moil today.
25 PLANTS $1.98
Hardy Creeping Myrtle (Vinca
Minor) thriv~n denae lhode
or "trouble" sP6ts where gross
won't grow. flowers freely each
spring with ped winllle blue
flowers. We ship motured plant
divisions from noturolittd plant·
ings. Send today. 25 plants to
cover 50 sq. ft. of bore. ugly
ground.
FREE BONUSES At No Extra Cost
FREE If order m•llld by May 18, GIANT HIBISCUS per·
innl•I root, nursery crown from Mtd, 1 or 2 yeera
old Dtllcate blooms of wtlite, pink, crl"1Jon 11 •wallablt.
FR. EE If order totals $3 cet HIBISCUS plus 12 DUTCH .ANEMONE BULBS (2'3 'cm.). EJotlc blooms r1n11 from
vloltt Elnll, blue, to rtd. • • . · FRr If order totals $7 cet_ HIBISCUS, plus 12 ANE· C MONES, plus 6 !'£ACOCK ORCHIDS (Acldlntlltr•l BUllS.
2-tontd b11utl11 ere sum.mer bloomlnc. , rnrE If order totals $10, cet HIBISCUS plua 12 ANE· \.S11~ M()NES plus 6 P£ACOCK OttCHIDS. plus 12 Holl1nd OXAllS BULBS (Dtppel). 3 cm. clrc. Plnll blossoms, co~r·lhlPtd
FluRmE.£ send remltt•nc• with .order, add 75c •net· we ship j,p,d. You set FREE lovely CANDLES Of HEAVE" pl111t
(Yucca ·fll1mentosa1 our rte. $1.DO value.
Blooming Size, 'mported From Holland
SO GLADIOLUS·
BULBS S1 .00 ·
w mia assort t of flo111lng
reds, deep purples, · 'd yel '. c., os ov,~ilo.ble to set
your garden blazing. Me m size 2 'h · 3 c11c. bulbs,
many hove already bloomed in the field one season and
are oll ready for 2nd ;rear blooms on spikes 2 • 4 ft.
tall. Send for this un~toble offe< today.
Carnation and Camellia Type
BEGONIAS Trailing IVY GERANIUM 2 0 Hea~thy Tubeu $1. 9 8 $2 00 . COMPUTE WITH
Soy goodbye t.-dro.b, shady spots where other
flowe;s ·just won't grow and bloom. Once these
1-1 'h " diam. tubers start flowering. they keep
it up oft summer long~ one aeries of huge color·
ful blooms ofter another. Offer bfings o mia of
20 imported 11.lgium Carnation ond Camellia
• _HANGING BASKET
Truly o showpie<e thot transforms room, porch,
Of polio into o grHnhouse of florol bep11ty.
These healthy, eatro -4<1uble, young Geranium•·
ore already growing in 2" FMOt pols. When
~oblished s!Jt"!ld. produce an abundance of type B.gonios in o rainbow of red, white,
pink, oro11ge, etc., oi ovoiloble. Moil large troilin~owers. Complete with 1-inth
hanging bosllet. Don 't min this big
value. coupon today. •
I FAMOUS 3-WAY
GUARANTEE
' Every Item. we ship'1s well protect._
ed and tagged for easy identifica·
tion. Each order also gets IS.page
Spring Plantine Guide with full cul -
tural instruction and know.flow.
Blooms illustrated are re.asonably
accurate as to shape of varieties
named although colors may vary as
nature often turns out tints and
shades found nowhere else. Send
today, fully guaranteed ...
I. Shipments are always ON AP·
PROVAL -if you are dissatisfied
on 'lnspeelion, you may return your
order within 10 days for purchase
price refund.
2. An'i item that does not develop
and flourish to complete satisfac-
tion, repla_c.ement is free (5 year
limit).
3. If you pwchase any item from
us and then see the same size and
• ~quality at a lower price, upon re·
eipt, of pr~of we_will~reW-nd !te
• difference 1n cash. •
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GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN 49550 I I PIHH send order 11 checked below •t best time for sprln1 pl1nt1n1. All
Items •re covered by 3-w1y cuarantee and )IJ Bonus Items to which I •m I I titl d • to be shipped witn my or\ler · en • re
I I HOW CAT.
COST MANY NO. ITEM
I I 300 Cushion Mums . I
108 Gladiolus Bulbs I I ,,
305 Hardy Carnations
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flt[( 175
Imported Begonias
Trailing Ivy Geraniunf with hanging basket
Creeping Sedum !Dragon's Blood)
Evergreen Ground Cover (Vine.a Minor)
Giant Hibiscus, order mailed by May 18
12 Dutch Anemone Bulbs for $3 order .
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.00 Peacock Orchid Bulbs for $7 order I I
•-"' .... • 12 Dutch Anemones, plus 6
fRff• 162 Peacock Orchids, plus 12
.00 Holland Oxalis Bulbs for $10 order
0 Send remittance with order, adding TOTAL 75c, and we ship postpaid, lnclud-
Ing FREE Candles-of-Heaven plant. . ·.75 0 Send C.O.D. plus postage and charges.
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pon.ents to ll'UP · •the It.let OD both .
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them to' push
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ldOYel). • Row do 70•, ,
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stick in a slightly
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kites above. Question: Which person is holding whi ch ·kite?
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TMEAIR'S A(Or°
CLEANER UP Tl-IERE !
IT!s NICE TO KNow I CAN
WALK Tl-IE STREETS Ofl"
YOUR CRIME -FREE
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FRIENDLY NATIVES!'
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pallor that's liig a a ~ou~,_,_ .. Plua.a , '
far·out voyage of adventure and ·
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ME ACROSS Tl-IE TH~ESHOl.1?1 .ANI> C~CKEI> MY H!,41) o" .
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