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Home My WebLink About1973-07-01 - Orange Coast Pilot( ' " • • Cable · TV: I I .j. II)' n>M GOllMAN .. ... ..,, ....... lltft ' . mC:M:'. '!:&.::'In 8:~ =~ ~~the Orango q.a.t in tbe r.o,.j· If a 115 mlllim, M channel cable lel .. l.liCll oystem. ' • I f, • If -.1, the venture wfll be a sbot iD"ltle''t.lin ror tb& .relatively new and .....,.117 untested cable leleVisioa 111- dultry. ' ' I Wboa completed by 1977, the "sy•lem will, ·•>e ~ 'capobility · ol f""1ing· I """in'* • pldutes illlo • ..ry hM!t. m ~pqa t ~ .c.o.ta Mesa, FounJain ·. ' ' ' Vali<y, .Htr>tiqtoo Be a c b and \Vestminster. But, as flWmers eovlalon II, tlle net-it will be capable ol mucb -. than just offering a !i<Uer piCW... 1Tltlmatety, subscribers to the cable network will hive the option ol: • Equipping t¥r botnea and offices \\'itb sensors to alert pol ce and fire~ qf~ any-distun>ances,' i.Q.c uding break-Ins, smoke and fire. ., . ' • • Buµing a loc~J ~p I ln,case of' emergency, through a di "nu;clic - alert" line., • . • Having their 1\1&ter meters re y the system whidl would ~n sensl a com· '· •' ., .. • ~' .: •1. -" * j , ( 'J/"'L . NO . SECT 0 P GES . ',_<., •• -~ "! 66,., .• 182, 8· I NS, 102 A '1 • ··-.... . ... , . ~~~~= .'Nixon ·Pleased · With-New ·Bills, -' . . N·Am·. Sessions -1 · Presi~enl Nixon assured the am· basudors from NATO allies in San Cle· mente Saturday that· pe made no secret. . de&Is during his Sumrri)t ta lks with Soviet Leader Leonid I. Bnzbnev. • another-major bill extending· the $465 billion national debt ceiling through Nov. 30 and providing for a S.6 percent in· creltse in Social Security benefits Start· ,ing July 1, 1974, A' • . ·-. • . . • ... ' " ,. • ~ady for .. 64 ·· ChaniI·els? -~ .. --. ' ' ' : •I 'll >'\ '•'1 11 \1 . •. ' ' . l'llllllc Clble Tere.taion Alllborlt)t,,a ioilJ!. ·1!91nnapaey _.,riJed.ol eecb., tr>. fivo i:IU.. vmich would be serv~ ,by )he pro~I. ' . -~ servfog u dliectorf of' PCTA: lomied • • in O<iober•-1911,_att F,rall"_G. Fry, Jr .. cbairmah, Westmtnscer.; lltnue P. Sftb\ad,. vice chairman, F au n t. a in Valle\>: Alvin M. Coen, Htmtln(ton ' •;. Btecb;. ?t\(lan ~t Dostal, r\e\\'})C)rt Beach, ol the Coootry '''ill be.-able to hoOk up .aad Alvin L. Pinkley. Co.st.a ?.fesa.1.11 are "'Uh cable. The Un~ct al the turn ot Uli dlY COW>Cllmln ill tbelr mpective cities. century •111 proliai>Jy be grdttr than the ~. ,._.1 managtt ·and COMUIUIJi. telephone \\'tlS.'~ eng:lneer 11 John Bateman, a naUve of Cible tt.levlsk>n has enjoyed what tome F.aaland who has spent 35 )'tars 1n the:. 'eortsider rtmariable gro'vth since it was -..._ oommunlca.f.iqps industry. first ~t.roduced In I.he. early 10.. BatemiuJ has detailed "Plans f<r the In 1952 1t.!re · were 70 operallDg network ip a 157-pjlge ·rppnual lJf sys tems in the counlf)'. 1>9astlng 1~.COO ' sP.edficatlOiu. ~~ba!I~ guidel'8e in I.he suh6cribers. Ten years lo.ter tllere. wer~ · .. mluNal ls clear· ~rde the ,be8'. <tu.alil,Y' BOO systems wifh. 850,000: subscriben; ;.c· cable . sy•tem ~~able < \vd~y s cording to figures released by' II~ tradt t~~)QCY._ . . -_ magazine "Broadcasting." ¥J ~·r~~y·e~ci~ •,bout, Bawhat .we Cfldn Ioda" there are an estimated 2,9" .. , do "1th was &)'SI.em\ , &emaft,+ sa1 .-~-· v .. -. · "Withit ten ye1rs:u •much as"7Q percent -4See CABLE, Pace A!) t ... : .. l ''".{ .. ' • NATO Secretal)' General Joseph Ltms, sflO'lldng to 'reporters alter: the 18 members ol ~NATO Council had talk-1--~· ed·for48"m"inutes·with--Niml-and dose·to. All the measures \Vere compromises that avoid a constitutional crisis because of a midnight Satur{by deadline for ex· tendi..tjg tlfe legal ·funding of federal gov- ernment oper8tions. • . 7 ' -11ii'fe 'hours witli presidential adviser .Henry A .. Kissinger, said that .J.he seasicns .~·ere "very excellent" ' Nixoo was 'also described. as very pleas- ed jb4i Congress approved rompromlses on · re<10ra1 •J>Olldl!>s ~t~ And ""' bait ol bom~ in C8rnbodla. · , .. -, , .. lle_,..._.,:epOrted Jtepare~ lo Jl'Ol)lllllY aign the me.sure, wh.icb \fG\lld bar any · ,.fUrtbei ~Y for combat ~rations in lnch!cl)iilaliller ~ug. li withootConcress: s~te 11pproyal. · '• AJ!o,~ing.rnshed to ,the President was • ' f • ' ·' ' firemen Battle . New.port Beach Office Bl3Ze .. ' . ,r;ewpon;~ ijeatjl firemen · were battling a b!aze·.at .. campus Drive. at a a.m. to4iY• in~vlog at least 14 rooms o£ a t"~tory 'office building. . Orange. County firefighters brought eight units to the scene 3! 20 to »foot name! leaped ·into the air. . The circumstances of the fire 'vere a mystery. Firemen reportedl y requested runbulance ·service but· it Was unknown ea'rlf toda)' who !,he injured parties were. The-blaze ,v8s first reported to the OrahgC ~unty-Fire Department office. at the countY airport at 12:36 a.m. Witnesses said attempts to extinguish the blaze were hampered \vhen second· floor celling beams collapsed , obstrucling b&lcmy a~ to the iMer rooms. P.rcsidential assistant Melvl,n R~ Laird !old newsmen at the Wester:n White ijouseJ "the President is very pleased with the cooperativ:e spirit of COogress ·in. facing up \o ~ very important 1 problems Iii the last week of the session/' .President·Nlxon •P.f'U'"<I in•a,good,hu- 1nor iis he he.Id the Saturday monung meetings and pOscd for photographs with. .the NA'ro delegations. • Luns said Nixon told the group· that he and-Brezhnev had nqt m3de ·any~prlva.te agreements · that would, affect the in· terests of NA TO allies. ,DE~ts:wmf ui~NS,n ~rxofl, nil,;_NATCt"'cwtE F ~o,iP1f~ut15 "(L·E ~TI AT ~ q.E~~N.:~s;;.;..~ERCNCI . -, .N!xiift ,l\401. WJlh S.C..-l•ry'llo-U:aJ!d Other Port I cl pants In N0<th Atlontlc Council -Ing Siifurday · . . . --.,...... -. ' • •.<A nwnber of meaningful . answers were given to our concrete questions and were Yery much appreciated," Luns said . Isra~li~Attaclie Shot to Death; TeITopsts,Blamed · . . 7 P~rish .in N~W· England U.S. Wan.ts Isles ---r In UpperBay For f!r eser-ve ' ' ' ' . Both"' Luns and Belgium's Andre De Slaercke, the dean or the NATO Council. said part of the meeting was devoted to foft'heoming negotiations on mutually reducing conventional forces in Central Europe. -- Floods; Guard Called Vp • The NATO ambassadors, in the United States for a tour of ~ilitary bases, v.·ere • (See NIXON. Page ~) NI XON TO TALK -ON ECONOMY President Nixon will make a 1f1dio address to the nation today on the economy. ~ A \Vhite House spokesman said the broadcast, which was taped at lhe Western White Houe Saturday afternoon would be JS..20 minutes Jong. H.e said it would be aired al It a.m. PDT on an major Tadio networks. 1 • · -' CHEVY CHASE. MD. (UPI l -Col. Yosef Allon , 4;4, deputy military attacbe of the Israeli embassy in WaShingtoo . was shot to death early today, outside his home as ·he and his wi!e were returning from a private party, ~ reported. In Tel -Aviv, -the Isra~Milttary Cqm- mand · said Allon bad ·been ~ ·shol-by "terrorists." But .l\fOOtgolnery. Coilnt.y Md., police said' they 'did not' kMW • was re.spOOsible. ~. . .. A spokesman for · the. Montgomery· Col.inly police said Allon was .shot 1~.several-times~· a5'he was,g~tting out ot his car by "unknown personJi." lle was pronounced deSd on at1'ival at Suburban Hospital AJ!on and, his wife, Deborah, hac;l left·,a. party earli.,.•and had juat pulled•into the driveway oltbeir home ip 'tl)eir excl~ive surburb when· the shooting· occurred, . police said. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS T~e . gov~rqors of .Vennont and New tlarhpshire c3Ued up the National Guard Saturday .as heavy wee.kend rains v.1lich belted the Northeast caused heavy fiaoding in lqejr "1\les. . Scatte'red . flooding was ' r e p o·r t e d throughout :the ·l/or1lij!llS!. • Three.' i>e"rsons died ' in. flood-related deaths jn Vermont and one .died in New York. Three· also 'died in · P~ylvania, \\!here flooding was repcirted,s:ubsiding. -Minc<''flooding, or•the lhreat.oJ ):t, was also reported in New York, New Jersey. MasiachuscUs, New Hamphsire, Con· n<;cticut and Maine1 Thlrty-six hours dl heavy rain oo Vermont's Green.Moonta.in '.s washed into the siate's mYri.ad -of• riven aod streams catising.·rilajor flooding in the central, ei:tmem and .!IOUtheastern portions of the Lord· Was · ·i Si~k ... '.11.\~-•• • • • • ' 1 ~000 Disembark Fr.o m;.lJ yse:ntery -plagued Cruise ~11A.\ll (AP) -"I~, v;as a seven-day left Miami .Tune . 23 and· the •oiitbre8k biotics, lie -estimated the "oU\break -:nightmare," Nancy Glasscock said upon started •before \t rea.~. ~ue~1 Rioo ·would cost his compan)' $300,000 and Jlttival . Saturday in Miami. She was· a where water tan~ were filled-again. · another cruise aboard the Skyward passenger aboard a luxury liner which Earlier orficials had said they beUevcd · !!cHeduled to Jeavelt1ami Saturday arter· cut short a Caribbean cruise when nearly a virus infectiOn was responsible. . · 1 noon 'o\'35 canceled.' all its 1,000 ~ngers and crCw were "I'll never take a Cl}lise on a boat ~lr. and · l\lrs. Dari Musgrove of stricken with dy5tntery. again," said Mrs. Glasscock of ·Fort . Jupiter, Fla .• said they were considering Health officials Saturday bl.amcd con-Worth; Tex. "Oh, Lord·was 1 sick." fUiOg a la~·suit against the shipping· liM taminated water aboard the Norwegian Newlywed James Tillis, 26 .. or Olicago and so were other pauengers., Caribbean Lines ship Slty,ward for the said he-end•his ~y.ear-okl:.wife,we"-sick · • ·~· or· ihigellOsis,• a·· form ·of ror,fOur'88ft. . • . ~~ ' .. dysentery which also causes fever. uwe spent our honey mom · on the stomach cramps and diziiness. They also john." Tilils said. "We wanted something • stat~. r\eighOOring New Hampshire The U.S. Dep.1rtment of Interior waciu !O include thr~ semisubmerged dslaad!I' reported similar cond)tions at scattered 10 Upper Newport Bay in: a propoltd point!. future wildlife £1!.eserve Go1J11:.es.ri:ln Vennont Go.v. Thomas P. Salmon said ~drew J. fffii!haw {RrNew}>ort Beaqi) damage would be in the millions and disclosed Saturday. · · called it "a profound disaster." He pr<>" • Hinshaw said information · 00 ~ cla imed the state a d~er area and islands. currently owned by the· Jniine: called out the ·Natic.nal µtlan:I. Com~1y, ha.d been forwardec!lto hJrD:j)y Ne\v lllJmpsl}Je Gov. i\t e Id rim lQtenor ~etary ~ers...C.B...,.'M'wtodl>. Thom5on Jr. proclai med a state of Civil .~orton, _m. replymg UJ .. a:•ldJ~ ·fftln Defense .emCl'gency llnd ordered the Na· l~mshaw, ~J~a~ ·Iha~ bis depq~t tio11al Guard to stand, by. to evacuate \\Ou1d alsq hke to include the sur.rJ)Ohcling Keene. a city of more than 20.000. · ":ater _area.~ UPP.Cr Bay to 'the rlJ!an Salmon's office' 'Said it3 greateSt cvn-high -hde !me in the~ future eCologtc'"al ce.rn. was (or \Vhite River Juoclion on the preserve. · · · Coonecticut River. The"National Weat he r · Tht; Irvine Company recently indlcatP.d Service forecast the !CCOnd highest .rlood !.tl the federal, state and county on record in the ·White River Junction gov~·nments that· it would m 1 k e area. · avatlable those area5 in Upper Bay that · Earlier the service's River forecast are desired for public pu~. ceOter at Hartford, Conn., issued a flood . lt·•,.ine Con11>any PresKlent \\lilliam R. \r8ming for the Connecticut Riyer in !\1ason proposed that' the govemmenl Ver m o nt . New JI amp shire. agencies could take over the property i\1assaehuscll9 and Connecticut. The no1v and "·ork out a plan for paying the river.ls the largest in the New England ranch organization later . rtgion. · So far, .however, t~re has been no ac- Ooe hwxtred to %00 families "·ere being lion by any 'of the government levels. evacuated In .Lebanon, N.H. because of S):leeilic properties which might Ill! Masooma River 'o\'ati over00wing,...polict1-d~sired by lhe public haven 't bc..'tn said. di~d . in· detail. Thus tht propoS<llJ Rampaging waters stranded 575 guests dealing "1llh the lhree islands appears to and 300 employes at the l\lt. Washington be a new facet to the Upper Bay publlr Hotel At Rretton Woods; N.H. · lands study. . . In Vcr1nont, the Groton State Park Irvine Con1pan y officials w c r 11 dam gave v.·ay, sending water across t'vo unavailable today for com men! en ·state hlg11ways. IJin.sha1v's aru10UnCei11en1. A branch of the Winooski River that Under the now..<feflDlCt IJpper l\·ewporl cuts through Venoont's caplrtal city, .,.. Uay tidelands ~xchange between li:'•ine Atcin{pelJef. "'as almost level )'iili a ma· and Orange County govern1nent, tbe jor downtown street late Saturday. (See ~' Page A3) warned some ol the people m1ght still be carrvirur tbt disease, but .&here "~Utile S:og. t . ~SS. spend,i~_g· y~ ~;·'. \ ~r '• lt' . ,. ... .... 1<(• ·-3 • • .... -------·---~ _ ~e-it could 1 be tTartsmit.tcd , to ~ ir ·1 ~0" the joh; 15 rel :~ ~·~ • • 1,. . t ·. ~" . :tttr .. "':':t \Vith the use of a Ins ide Sunday ' • ~ »•~ ~' ' •·~,;..t~~' m" 't•fllil"'.' .~ 'Ill!) C /liiter1 a• ~:,ptol.-l\llf \lCfn ~ • 'I · .,z .. ' -· .... "' 11 .. ,.,,, .. ~. • --..~ ~·';! 1 a ,•, SOUth ~oran~o:.eouat..1 t . ,.A, ... ,} , . "''"'-·~·1cit 11 ,, ... ·~ • ,.,. ... ,,.. 1wee,:a~nger.s :--I~. ,'13, . ~· trtRTI •st." . "lH the..Vjtgin widi rnoMf.;lt"e ~-like predlef.inK;.lf.S. ~ l.>UW r QErl&IOO! .;,... •-M(• , •t '-or.,... c..=,,. of Palm $l)rings1 Calif., MariOn Orm.3pee, Islands. . ,~ , t~rs and iK>lic&iW.i\.{W)\o wotk•thete with ~ h1gti degtee of accu racy. ~he L. -. • ..,., ,.. CMrlft MCC• .. "' .. Ut'I T•ltlllllt 'IT'S MY LAST CltUIS!' Mra. Mtry Spitur , -·· 5', ot .Conway, Ark., and Mn. Ruaell ~targa'ttt. Aftansio of. FPl'\.l.auderd~. -·\wm't 'be able to ~atfttd>to live. tbe.r& story · 1i ·tpld1 In ·an !llustra.terl Chrlst1B:n ci..tiflM 01.1• -..... McKanc of Beech Grove, Jn<f.,.al.so in her Fla., said she and her~ had N;f.fd . Anlayals Ol·the hou@ln(&lt\lation bf: Star! Science Monitor New.!l·Service feature on ~=~.'"'" ... ¥ ..... ~ SOI -.were admitted to a Miari hoe~tal for years to take a "cruis6";1f.tM!n~lhcy Wi::U@r ·John·'7M1cr Jattliis w~fi'·YOU . 7.Page A_. 13. . . ~ ' . c,. .. _, :: :::• ::• s~enng f~ dehydration; o/f~ retired. .,. 1 , "'·"' • lead feaftlre'on pagt'S.•f. t.-:~~ ... l ·' • . SKIR'fEP P.ROFESSORS -Renee •fittrl1t "'"' "'· "' '-"• said: ~ Other1 lefL the 1 h l P in '1ft .hJt me bl St. '""'"'as," sht aakt. "l • 8 LAC K MA I L.ENOS' -The ' Hubert, ftrst woman tver to achieve full •i!ttrt•~1 '"' ll'ltllt.n heelcb /''"""" "111&11(1 0, ,, • .,., w ws. CO\.lld hardly make·lt,up the gangplank to "'blackmnll" that d(QtAnded a kidney pa-professorship at UCI, looks back on the GM o...i ,_1.. 12 ·•w w'"'" Hospital• 1 spokesmen said _-those the ship. J 108t a total cl 15 pounds.' 1 tlent or his famlly hive f.25 ,000 a )-ear to · rOcky roed' thnl \Cd to "W~re she I.! -~:~~·ttr ~ "!""'If" ~ hospitali~ were. in satb1fAct.ory con-think l'll fly noxt tltnt." live -t.o pay for dialfSls treatment -snd fonv11 rd to v.hot 11he sees 11Ke;id for ditlon late Saturday. Al Woote, 11~ president or !he t\llaJnl· ends toda)'. The U.S. \~11 begin paying -''pbc.mted" -pr.'>fessor~. tlhistral«I story IJcalth officlala snld Uh! shlP's waler . IJ.ttied cruise llnt. 9aid each pa!M!ng:Cr for treatment• for all pertonS covered by ~· St~ff "'rhe.r JD., Olson leads off supply was taken on before lhc ves..o;cl was given a seven-day supply of anU· Social Security. The story is on Pttge B 3. \Vomen·s page on D4. Oo\ILY ,II.GT S•CllOl'IS TV WtP • ' i " .. .. . .. '. ' . -.. .... .. ... . .. ... ••• .. .. .. . \ • • ".1 OlllY .PllOT Sund<af, July l , 1973 .. -~ . . . • ~ C~asl Roundqp. i . 'cltti.. COl'S i,COSTA Mj!:SA-~ollce 'requefta f~r a •iii.man I ~)"Cle equed w~re denied ·by the city coµnell : Reas ... ., cited · l 'lnelucled safety and'hillh cott-allout.$.IDO,DCIO tor \he .entire crew. A!lo . -• • • -. . the COUllcil dec!dOcl to let the awns, who -opllt"on llle-,.....k but th• problem IJld come back wlthln ID daya wltll -'!'be hel«bts ls an old 111bdlv!Jlon with dense small loll.' It 'II uncfergolng a l>Uilding boom . The. tiuilding treue wasp~~ give tl)e ell>' time to plan mitigation ~easures lot the bllltop co~'iuiity. • ~ ~N1 OllANOE.-1\'1 ·beet· le de dllwtt ..... 1Dr AW<Q OoaullallltY OiW n, Inc., lftor. a litct ,_ ~ .... -Ill l..apna--llOl """'" llY Ille approved. last week for the Irvine Unified ScllooL district can; for a $5.84 tu rate on tlOO aSMSSed valuation, with a, seven percent lncraue ·in valuation predicted liy district officials. The document 1nclud~ 38 'new leachers 111d CliiSlfled employe wage boost. of an average 6.5 per- cent. The new district takes over officia!Jy1oday. It is a combination of San Joaquin Elementary diltr!ct and the Tustin Union High . School district I . I I ·1 gl~ lh_~ lio\)i Wll.S a 'budget p'ropoUJ ·tif •13,000 lor a. city public re' rations ~an. -~ . . .. -r -' I . w~~INO -rm-' . !'SAN . C~fl'i!l!dent Nixon .,..;t Orange County lllannlng Commission wt week. Tract approval wu conllnueil·for IO dayi with AVCO .rep..-tative Ron.l4iller Jn.structed_ . I0 1"'4uce ,4,.isllies, "'!!'~ wilh adjoining Dana Po\nt residents,~· the - !Miulbt)l~y or their 1olll ocean Ylew, and show\lh,e'Clujnges on a new in,~· Ah<i\it '~:Dana Pohlt residents attetided uie meeting to <jliOltkiil""' NO FRIE PARK: NEWPORT BEACH-Councilmen stalled.ac- tion on an Irvine Coml>anY offer for elgb\ acres.of land ti> be used aa a city nature park. Councilmen said the clmyon abutted only Irvine developmenll, had •no oil-street parking and would probably be de- veloped anyway by the company, saving the city '30,000 in. dev~op ment coots and an annual ll\llintenance bill, besi~ keeying; it on the 1 lli8 week at La C a P lflca ,in relative seclusion With a · few WP aldet . ' 1 as Jlle Senaie ·wa rgate Comlnittee listened to Ntxon'• fomier counsel · I L.JJ'ollli De4n weeve .a 18le of asserted White .ffobJe .lnvolvtllirinl in the . 1dCanilal. Aidas t.fusecl any White House comment all week, but hlnted . I i'tlmt ·a'pres1 conftl'nce might· be sch.edull!d at the hearibgs' end. The . ii~US!oti elld8d Friday when the President mel with a 'French. govem- 1 ,.,ment delegation an'il appomted Colorado Gov. John A. Love as l)l!W 1 1Jhead of a new· Department of Energy !Usourees. Nixon's working ~- I' f>,~c--~n on .the South Coa$ should last tb!ough JulyJ, ·aides said .. ·: .. TOO MANY HELICOPTERS : NEWPORT BEACH-The man most I f.raspot1sible for building the Newport Beach' police helicopter program I t;<iutt .and declared there are too many. police helicopters in Newport Beacl!,. Costa Mesa aild Huntolngtpn lleach. Keruwth "Scotty" .Mc- Gregor, ~hlef ~pilot the past three y'ears, called for a county7wide air ,-1' ,·paU;ol and said,on)y.six helicoptersl,v<iuld be needed. Thethi'ee .Orange ·coast ciUes. have· niiie. · -· · , 1 ·1"; URLv· "1it1woRKS: i:AGUNA BEACH-A propos:d buildinc 0 1 .moratorium fer the Arch Beach Hejghts section of the Art.Colony drew · .. ·a crowd of 175 pers()ns to the city. COW1cil chambers durin~ a special J~~ting. After .th.fee and a half hours of s~metimes angry estlmony,. r . . . ' -... ... ' pl . . / an.,. . . . .... p l.' . . ,.1 Hl~ICOPTIR P,ARK: fil!NTINGTON jlEACll-A connty' olfieial · last weel< said the site or the pOljce deparln\ent's heliport IJ. rastrlcted . for parJt usF. The land Wl!B .. oid by the county)n l,.1183 for $58,042-balf the fair market value at the tim&-<>n the.condition that the land •Ollly · be used for parks and recreation. 'To get.~· th~ problem, one city official recommended that the city deed egual· acreage to !he county which would turn around and deed the land back to'the city for use as a park. Earlier last week the city parks commission aaked the helipoft. be moved because it copllic\S w.ith !he easslve nature of the nearby Central. Park. · , .; . . OPEN SPACE:. COSTA .MESA-Tbe'park ~d ·p~kage going before .voters . 5epl 11 was slashed by some •t.& million. wben city· · ci>uncilmen could oot .muster llie-requlred four-filth1 ~i:i~ty tO put · 33 acres of surplus Orange Coun!Y Faiigrounds on llie Remain- ing on the. lfallot are 70 other acres with a total valua of apProJ!ma!e!y 1M million: · - .• ' OOLLAR DECISION: IRVINE-A tentative liudget of $!0.4 million ,,..--,. tax rolls. · . ESCAPES' TRASH: IRVINE-A f2.4 ml)Jion budget for the city o( Irvine In 1973-74 wu passed 3-3 but Mayor John Burtpp said it ;'should have been dumped in the trash.'' Council members WilllJni FIS_bhacb, Henry Quigley, and Gabrielle ~r voted in the budget Over.aurtori's o~ j~tiou., A 33 percent bike In . ng funda, iD<reased polica an,4 Jl:l!b- , 11c safety sernces, the c1ty,'s nit aml}ulance service, and $150,0()()'lfor bike trails are included in the budget. ' • r " -. ,, · PORNO SE!Z.URE: ·HUJ;;'TINGTON BEACl!-Hundreds ol all~~ed · pornographic .movies were bemg screened by pol!ee last wee~ fol!Rw mg a raid at a Villa Park home which wllce claim: may hav~ broken~· ·a !D"lor distribution_ setup for •ex fUmg ·In Or:::nf;,i~=· 1Cbar . with 00 ~ameanor COlillll of l!l&tributlllg, · · 'Uhiht · pornograpbiC material was Charles Lennard HalDilton, •"Police • · the warrruit .for his arrest was obtained when HarnlltOn allegedly sold them two feature-length pornographic movies, one ·~.which was ''Deep Throat.'' ' Peqple Commeinting on a pro~ed sex education merit badge for Girl Scouts, Mrs. Jane Arnold, senior scout leader, said, "To me a Girl Scoot means baking cookies for the old ladies on Otristmas, watering the plants at the railroad station and liking p.ature hikes." "" Prem:ier Ge.Ida Meir of Israel told a . • '!.' r_• ,~ -~ '• • .,;a-... Quotes · __ coofecence of women journalists in Jerusa·Jem last week, "One of the reasons that made me decide to. re-· main in· office was that my gla.ce - -' -¥ --..· • -·~ _.. • ......... ...... NIXON GITS EXIRCISE ·AND SHOWS-OFF WISTERN WHITE HOUS GROUNDS 'TO CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION ANO WIVES Four S.netors, Four Rep,...ntatl'lft Take Break Fl'OIJ' Brief Inti S.turdiy Before Visit to People'• Republic of Ct11na . . ·FrfttP .. el NIXON ... · -Invited to llle Pn!oid'"11's home here so truit N'llOO coold · pefoomlly tell them ,ttieir interests were not forgotten while tllO ' Ufliled Slates sought tO better its r~tions with the Soviet Union. Friday, Nixon met with Frendl hnlp -Micliel Jobert !or • '.aimllar purpose. - _ ' P"'Jbe President emphaliZed strongly oor OOrnmltmellt to the NATO alliance 'and the coo~ need fa< solidarity In 1 ~ alliance as we go forward w\111 im· '·..Ovlni rei..uoos wllil tile 'Soviet Unioo and other countries oC Europe,'' said Nix· ! ait1 press secretary, IUJnald L. Ziegler. F,..,..P .. el CABLE TV ON WAY. Ehrlichman ••• ' operating cable systems in V_le country, pidlres on Heh of the Los Angeles serving 5,ee3 .commwllties and-about 7 .25 metropoUt.an stations, and also will be millim subscribing households with a able to tune in seven UHF chamel.s. viewing audieqoe estimated at 22.5 The network, in addition, will carry one millioo -persons. Spanish-speaking station, twG stations Vows Records To Trip Dean Another 1.763 systems have been ap-cbosen by ~,cable operator, and a proved by the .Federal CommunicaUoos channel for the ei:clusiye use of the BOSTON (UPI) -Former presidential , ~on burtedt lnnotJ yet built, the franchise holder. , aide John D. Ellrlichman says he has magazme repo une. A suliscrlber will have lhe choice of re«Jid,; which will trip up John W. Dean 1%0,000 HOMES tunlng·tii cne ol :rJ FM staU""' oe!eded whooe testimooy belore tile Senale ~ PCI'A systerf-.may add another by the operator to provide a wide spec.. · Watergate committee llnked•President 120,()(11) homes to the boots -if there is a trum ol programming. Nixon with attempts U. ocrver up the cable operator willlng to bid on the .P~ Each scOOol district will have two scandal. ' jed. ·thame1s for its use. · . . Ehriichman. the President's former So far only one firm( TelePrompTer -Qties will have rour dlannels at their domestic aqviser, in an interview in the largest cable operator in the COla\f.ry dlsposals -cne for special programming Washington with the Christian' Science -is consJdering a bid, Bateman said. (including cxwerage of Lit.'¥ League Monitor published S;aiturday, said his There ·are 19 companies in the aui.try bueblll pmes and city ~ o u n c 11 recerds show that "literally mbatbs wept -would have been taken by a man." , ,,,, The Wi-of former POW Marin&. Sgt. Abel Kavanaujh w1>J cunrnltted suldile last week claims hiJ dealil was a direct reaull ·of chargea ol col· Jaboratloo recently !Hed by·Air Force Cd. Theodore Guy. SudraKavuaq b · said, "He went to Vietnam ud the NO!ih Vietnamese~ priloner fw five yearsr-Then he came home and hll own peop4t killed blm.'' , ,.,,, -· "Peopl< an. gOing 10 wake up and !ind the President was de<:elved" in the . break-in and bugging . of . lhe . 'Watergate Hotel, Presideirt Nixon's son.in.Jaw toid a nationwide television audience c:n the Jack Parr Show Fri~ day night. Eisenhower and his wife, Nixoo'a daughter Julie, both appeared on the lilow and said they are '"totally cmfident the President's involvement is nil." Rul>a-dulHlub there'll ' be jll!t me man in a bathtub and be will try to ~sail his four~nd-a-half foot model aCl'OB6 the Bering Strait from Alaska to Uelen, Russia July 4, a distance of 62 miles. 'lbe .. adventurer, Leonard · Moore, 48, (abovo) said Saturday be ~ l!ussia because ".Russia jusl happens to be the -COODtry you can get to by bathtub. It's Ille ooly iJI. tero:intinental bathtub trip you can· • make." Moore hopes to fmish the trip : in t"A<'O to five days in the used tub, which -him 115. ~ At the Western White Hoose in .San Clemente, meanwhile, President Nixon commented on a qess controversial theme: the restorative powers ot. walking. "I know from per900al ex· perience that long walks a r e refreshing exercises of the mind as wen es. the body," Nixoq said in an en- dorsement of "W·alk a Mike for Health Day" today. "W'aUdng offers time for reflection and time for pel'ICIDal thoUght," he said. ,,,, After a ty,'(Hfay vacatioo oo Si:*n's Oosta Del. Sol with Spain's Oiief of State Francisco Franco, Greeti mag· nate Aristotle Onassis sounded wow- • • , .. ;White House officials atso de9cribed Saturday's meeting ... plll'I of lhe.coo- lil)uing . ......italions leading .up to what I $iim has called his "grand tour" of with the ability to build the system, he ~), another for spedal·ldty needs by during the time Dean was ta- said.. (including an exchange ot axnputer about .tba.t I had no contact with him at ---J'he. biggest roadblock in attracting ad-·services amoog cities), a third to give all." diUonal bidders ls the enonnous amount lhe · ••-d local ~-• . Ron Yeo, a SUpparter of bike traits, got a ""'6peed bike and Adolph Molina, stickler for parliamentary procedure, got an engraved gavel from their .co-workers last week -as the two fmished their last day with the Orange County Planning CommiMion. For the rernaifling three, com- missioner Shirley Grindle said their gifts upon retiring would be equally appropriate. Chairman Roger Slate, a ~ o1. enough parking, would get a bumper guard. Mrs .. Grindle, whose pet peeve is sand and gravel opera- tions, would get-a-bucket of what else?· -sand and gravel. ''And -for Roy (Knauft), who's always worrying about density, we'll get him a birth o:mtrol pill," Mrs. Gi"1ndle,qulpped.~ wed. Seturday-Onwia·described-Frm----•- co as "The world's greatest genius, · wRo has known how to organize a • ~. schedulod for late fall. 'llbe President has publlciy expcessed hope that bis trip will result in a new ~p between the Unlll!d Slates and its European allies · ·in which American products wiU get a better liAat in lor<il!Jl l.ll"rk~ and Europe Will pay more ror its own defenses. · • · -Nixo n also spent some time · chattirig with Luns about the 'Cod Wai" between Britain and Joeland. A dispute over flsh1og rights has plauged relatioos ~tween.the two members of NATO. l "Settle it," the President was heard to ftsbing rights has plagued relations Say when photographers came in to~re cord' the meeting, "J, ol course, am keep.. ~out ol it" Sen. Sam Ervin •• Blasts President As 'Repressive' CHARLOTTE. N. C. (AP) -Sen. Sam 1~--Emn, -(W>N.C.), cr!Uci1.ed. President . NW>n as the "mo6t repretslve President In lhe hi>to<y ol the Ropubllc." .. Ervin, chairman or the Senate's •Wltcrple commlltee. ·-an IP' ,plaudlng c:roowd wbiol>-peld II for lhe ,.Pi1vil'!(!e ol seelllf apd ahaklOi hinds )"Ith him at O>arlolte's Park Ceot••" ' In an intervl<\V beforo hll _,i,, Ervjn took a slap at the men around Nii: on1 sayine: "Jt is $11P8rent that. meo who •enjoy veal political and floonclal pow.,. <llodenool"I()~-bf wblch _ Pfitideats are eleeted.." · ·. l - ' ' .. - ' -- ol needed 'mmediatel \.A • time~ weau~-~ comme • .._..s. ~ According to Dean. Ehrlidwan said. cons~~on. he s~~d. y to IJICgm (for ~esses which cannot afford the "He was in and out°'-my office every 10 "A company woold probably need adverti~ rat~s charged W the minutes. He says, however, he has no SOme•·here ~tween " -•u,·on --•. lf'7 metorpolitan stahoos), ·aRd a fourth for wrilten records Well I do Am Deen " .,.. ~ .... .ulU •• "public acces1" (an F(X; requirement to · · · •' ·I of all millioo in 'front money' to get the system provide airwaves for the public's we at will be trip,POO up by the logs kept going," he1 said: "Not too many com-DO aist.). ·tn~S. ' • panies have that much working capital. With public access, as Bateman ex· . E~hchman ~ ~~ts 11.ve an ~ "It will be seven years belore the first plains it. a person could walk off the d1cat1on the direction bis test.imooy will profit will be seen. But ii 40 percent of street into a city studio and speak Oil •• take when he appears before the oom· the homes are wired (hooked up ~to the televisloo on V.'hatever issue the person ,mittee in late July. cable). the ccmpe.ny may nel $1 .5 million wants. Dean has said the pre si dent. a ""•ar." :r" The first five minutes of air time v.·ill Ehrtichman and former White House ~:.e: :~.best investments in the be free, and the person will be charged a chief of staff H. R. Haldeman· knew what Several alternatives are available if 00 "nominal" fee if he wishes lo 'extend his he was doing as far as the attempt to bids are received. limit, Bateman said. cover up the Watergate break-in. The system may be Oelayed several SLANDER Q\JESTION · EhrUchman · said · he believes . Dean years, a non-profit organization may be nie question of stMder on public ac-!ashed out at the President ~use '.'hav· established or Individual ciUe.5 may CUil· ces.s has not yet been SetUed in the mg f~led to recelv~ immuruty from pro- si_der taking over th& system ownershfp1 courts, Bateman aaJd. Station manage-. secution by offenng tesUmony about he said. ment ia responsible for what is said over Haldeman and me, tie (Dean) Switched If one or more cable firms do \\'Mt the . · · to this ~ effort to atrite at the Proi·ect, bids will be ..,.._,ed Sept. 8, the au\ but tbe Fa: AYI t~t thedelstatlon President -for the Same JJUJ1J08e Bot -I""'· has no po"·er to monitor or ete a , · followed by public hearings and contract penon's address on public access. -that doesn t affect the facts as I know negotlaUons. FCC approval vrou Id be "In practice, we can fall back oo our them." ~ sough• by April, 1974. IO.se<ond delay snd bleep something Ehrliduniln-<:laimed there was no Cable will then be st r-u n g out," he said. "But, theoretically, we Watergate roverup on the part "-the simultaneously in eadl ci~ > e1oept have no~ control." President and hit tw6 key aids · because Soviet Airliner . Down in Jordan AMMAN, Jordan (AP) -A twirt-jet Soviet airliner with 84 persons aboard, including a member of the royal fami ly and a fonner wife of Klng Hussein, crashed on tak,eof{ frMn Ammari' Satur· day and •i"lJU!led inlO a house al the end of the nmway. Jordanian Interior Minister' Abdel Karim Tarauneh reporlAld that eight persom were ,killed, including three children pla)'inf in' the hcn11e when ii was ·wrecked and 11et afire by tbe aashlng • jel. The other nve victims were among the plane's pa.lleniers and crew, be said. Newport Beach, which ls alreetJY Rntld There will•ill6 be a public safety cban-, they were not aware until March 21 there by cable television and will hook up with nel, blackeci out tO the public arid ror the was-41iny Whit~OUS&-involvement tlu1.t the other citles. exclusive use . of , fire , al);d .police . needM covering .up: Both ElK'l.ldwnen _____,., Th< cost ,. suO.Cribe 1o the :.Ystem departments. Thil channel, believed 10 and Hal-re:signed AprU 30 .. ·-Smokers Would P .. ay was estimated by Bateman at between $5 be tbe first of .it& type in the country, will _ EbrUchrl)an told Monitor correspondent and $6 a month. 1be installation charge enable mobile units in the field to broad-Jack Waugh that from the moment the F · . has not yet been c1e1erminod : 'tile ... o1at nve from 1be ......,, of. major ore. news" the breH·in -.... P_, or Cancer Research tJonal average Is about $15. rlol or disaiter .so penons in the stations 11firat and foremost WM ~to the at· · · · UHF CHANNEL'! can monltor'lhe problem. torney general end llle FBI to UllCO'Nlf SAC!IAMENTO (AP) _ Clprette , The l>Jb of th net,..rk wlll he in Hun-There will' aloo be 20 lddltlonal chan-tile lacu.'' He said L. Palrlck Gray, lhe llDOloers would ,pay ~ ol ·i cent tington Bead>, where. muter televialon nelJ for fu\ure ·~on within' lhe ICllng rnr -· .. _ t<M'Uie to-m<n poi' pact in C.l!fornla with the studio will be Included in lhe new dvic networl\, AC<Ording to Bltema:i. -vesllg~Uon'lilould ~ fUll and ,........ revenue· going !or ~ ,.,.arch under center 'l>"'Plex. tncorporoled In the francblae lj>edflca· and •Wllh'!lt_ ""U..· ' . . <' a blll -in th< "-nbly. Each of the otber clUes al>0 will have Uons ate. "1forcement cl~,.. 10 insure The former ll6e said thei'n!Oid<tnt ll)ljl The ........., lnllllltucod Friday by a,mau ... atudlol,.~ wiJ1Ullree_-t11o-'O)'ete!n-will--..orl<; .Jla-,.id~Olllerw, lncludlni-hlmlelf-and-Haldomon,---yman-J<IM-llrifll R mobllb unliJ I~ "Ol><he-~'' broad-Failure to op<nte tlle system rue-'"Ne .. told 1htt • very vigorous and Iii-· F'Wter1m), would 1._ the eitr. le.; caatlng. · cllliifully lllO)' mean the 1081 ol a $1.5 ~ive inveotip!ion had not prodi-1 !or 1 year .iartlng from Jan 1 1'75 The Once hooked up lo the S)'ltem._ • million performance -· ind the any eviden!:o to implicate anyooe uoept_ .......m -Id ~b&-COllilud.d bi the viewer will be able to receive bet let' frondlllt, Bateman 1Ald, ' 1ht seven mt0 Indicted Ip the breok-ln." Unlvenl1y of caruorntt. f · " • .. , ' . .. 1 • •• " " .. -. ' . ( country like Spain and predict its future.'1 SUNDAY DAILY PILOT TM 0rw.oe CMSf OA1LY PILOT, wlllt Wll~ It comlll!lld rti. H.,,.·Prtu, It publlllld 11¥ flit Or ..... c ... , l"\lblllhl119 eon.ell'( ..... ret. •ttlMI •rt ~; """"'' .....,... Frlcl1y, fW Cittte M ... , f4""'9f1, a.tdt. H1111llflllen IHCtl/FCM,111i.ll'I _ V•11tY. ~·"- 1..cll, ll'Ylnt/s.ddlttllcll ft Stl'I Clll'Mllte/.., S.1'1 Jutfl C.pltlrtl!O. A tintlt ""leNI ' edltl!N\ 1s Plllllltlltd Slltvtdl'tS w ~ Th9 JW"lnclpel publtllllftli Pitl'lt 1• " -w.t Ii)' $1,...t; Ctlt• M ..... c,n"""', fJtll. ll:o~tr+ N. w.M '"'lffnt •l'ld P\lllUtlw Jtc:k ft. C11rlty Vice P'r..IOMt lf'ld G«lertl M_,., Th•111•1 ICttvlf Edllof' Tho'"'' A. M11rpht11-. ,,_,,..,,.,. ~dltor • Ch1rlt1 H. l••1 ll:icihet4 P'. Nill ..V.ltt•l'll M•Mlll'lo ltlior. Ale11 J . Dirlil,11 ~y Edl191". ' ..... Offk• C..t• Matt no W~ St'"' H..,...., ll"th( i»> pt ._1_,. L...,. 9'11cll: m l'orat A...._ ~ ""''lnetell ''""~ nws .~,,.,. a. Cleft'ltl!M; m Mo/111 El ~ ._. 111•••• t714, MWltt .:.c1-NW ~ m-u11 '""' CMNt .,_ ....... i..,.. ... .,. .... ,, '""' ...,. or.,. t..rr C1..i II Mt-1111 ~'· 1m, Or-.. c-• "*"'"" · :ir::i'· ..,:~ "';' .::ri":tm::"= .-.. • ........... '""'"'~WllCM............. """''"'" ......... ' • htlnf tlatt •fffl Hid Pl (•le ,,..., C•lllWllMI. SOIOlc:r)Plllfl !no ttrrr.r 1:1 .. ~IYI W 't"l.t ll.IS fl'IOl'lllllYI ..,.....,., _ -.t1Mt11M .UM "*lllllt'. • --·r " • • ) '· I ., --·' Laguna Beach ·~- • Man · .. Disappe ar·s MISSING FROM LAGUNA Earl Scott Dysinger ·f'ro11rPUf1e i .. By JACK CHAPPEIL Of ~ o.11~ ,.11 .. ,, ... One • morning three weeM a I o Florence Dysinger s~epped QUt of her rriodest north Laguna ~ach home--off to take care of the usual neighborhood visits. She closed the door on her husband Earl ·0 pyke'' Dysinger, 79, "eating breakfast. That was the last time that • she or anybody elSe Who knOws Dyke has seen 'him. "I'm afraid we don't· have a single lead." said Laguna Beach Det. t;;ene Brooks.' · · ' . -, Dyke has <trteriosclerosis and iS fe- qujred to Nike medication three times ·a day. The disease makes .. him forgetful or confused, .said Jean Jennings,, his dau ghter. Without the medicine, his con- dition is 1ikely much worse. she said. "There's not a sinfi:le"')Clue. He was simpfy there, eating breakfast and wben she came back, the house was locKed 8M he 'vas gone," ?\.1:rs. Jennings said . The family immediately began sriarching L::iguna Beach for Dyke, a retired Fullerton Junior College fn· structor. . The neighborhood. the bus station, the tobacco shop, all the man's haunts-were searched, but. to no avail: 'I11c Fullerton campus was searched, but, no luck. Det. Brooks said it does not appear to • have to be <!nY indication or. foul .play. ,,,,, There was no.ransom note. Dyke has no ~ ·:Known en~mie~ and nothing at the scene ISLANDS ... t ee is1300s iilihe bay nai'tows v.oold indicates a struggle, Brooks said. have been .dredie<f away to make_room X private detectfve was hired. He for AA&Vigable baating_channe"--:~~ ... oa· ae up ·i§Sing persons pos Hinsha"w joined Congressman ·clair Southern California Hospitals were con- . Burgener (R·San DiegG)-and Democratic lacted. · ~ · ---~--- Californla Sens. J<im Tunney and Alan Cranston ·on May 10 in-drafting a letter to Dyke's hometown in New :York was · , und alerted, on the 1huneh that some persons -Morton asking ·,vhat p)ans are~r 1\!l!Y i,vho have lGSt thefr memories try-to for public-uses in upper Newport Bay · return to their childhood homes. Iii 'his reply, dated June 13. ~1orton he Even the heart-breaking search or said the state, Orange County and-t ci-beaches, for a body~was' undertaken. ty of Newport Beach have expressed an interest in use of tile H•.,an<ts· ad""inlng Det..Brooks checked the morgue and its ... .,, 'v ''John Dcie" bodies. "There is just so tJ.le "bay for recreation. little to go on." Mrs. Jennings said. ·~Because of these mu1ti-govemment interests, thi s departmertt believes that She said her father is a tall lanky man. the protection measures for Upper Hi.s...official description gives a height of 6 Newport Bay shou ld be developed as 8 feet. 1 ·inch and a weight or 175 pounds. cooperative program and that u1tima(e Last seen. he was wear~g a pffiid d Pen<.Jreton-type wool shirt. Det. Brooks implementation and rnanagenlent "shoul said the elderly man had only ·$20 to $30 • rest with local government," Morton's · letter read. in his possession at the time. After tossing the ball to local entities, His hobbies -are photography, and he ·the interior secretary added that has a v•oodworking shop at bi~ bame. assistance to local governments should 'f'he family requests that any in· be. prm:ideil_ by the state and federal formation about Dyke ~ immediately governments. given to Det. Brooks at the Laguna Referring 10 the n1any lawsuits in-Beach Police station, 494-1121. valving Uppe-r Bay·lands. he said the out-"He has rto be somewhere unidentified come or the litigation probably will have and being treated, or: is not among the -°'I significant effect on rthe value of the living ~yfttoce," said .his daughter. 1 ·. Result of l' eto ' ... • ' ., r .. 'I . ,· .--~-.... .. ... ..... •' ., .. ,/ .......... ::.~ property to be acquired and. may r~quire considerable time before being rerolved. Morton prediQted that the Upper Bay Field Committee. which has beee stu- dying uses for the area. should have an integrated plan completed by December. "Oespit.e complications related to the land 'and diver:se interests of many agen- cies involved, the committee's goal is to develop an integrated pJ~, obtain ap- praisa·1s of the lands that may be rquired and set forth a program for im- plementation." 1\-lorton eXplaioed. MooiyBlots Out Sun in Africa · Sales Tax Up to 6 Cents The committee started this work in '"September 1972. It includes represen· tatives Qf !,he U.S. Department of Interior. Orange C.Ounty government, city of Ne\vport Beach. the Irvine Company, the State of California and UC Irvine. For 7 Minutes SACRAMENTO (AP) -A one-penny sales tax increase ' which nobody Wanted and nobody needed went into effect at LOTYE;NGALANI, Kenya (AP) -The 12:01 .a.m. today to pour an extra $1.8 n100n ·01otied out the sun in a total million a day into the state's overflowing eclipse across sul>-Sahara Africa on •treasury. . Saturday,· tumiOgbfight afternoon into The-tax bike was the result Cll Gov. dark night Ronald Reagan's veto Saturday of a $660 ''.The great fire has gone out." pro-milion sales and incmne tax bill which claimed a tribal chief as his people fled was passed ewer his objections by an into their huts in frigb.t. Later-when it ovenvihelm\ng bipartisan majority of the measure became wedded to com.petingplan. so Reagalf stancd a µetition cam· income tax rebate plans. That issu!! was coosidered so i,mporta.nt by both Republican Gov . Ronald Reagan and leaders of the Democrat-<0ntro\Jed leg.islature that neither would soften their pcisiti ons for Ule sake of the sales tax postponement paign v.·hich placed it on the. baUot for neA'l Nov. 6. - Reagan's critics said his one-time 20 percent rebate for all . taxpayers woold give .too much to higher inoome groups. Reagan argued that it was those in higher income brac kets v.·ho had cootributeU most to the surplus. Road Sign Crash H--t-"Prils--Boy'sf:-yes returned th~ people rejoiced in song. Senate and Assembly. . Moolems and Hindus prayed. Animals Reagan said he supported the six- in the jungles curled up to sleep. Scien-month del~y in the sales tax which lhe lists at sea off the west coast; in planes plan mnt&ined. But he said , an ac· and at desert...camp ~gathered in a-companying.~.tax..r~bate plan...was wealth of-information &toot the sun in unacceptable. ooe of history's longest eclipses. The impasse means a tax bike or about At the heart cf tha l controversy is a dilemma enjoyed by fe\v goven1mental leaders anywh<'rc: How to gh·e back to the people about $789 million in surplus money thal piled up in the treasury more or less by accident in the first place, Unless some. later tax relief plan is enacted ,-thaWiUrplus is eicpected ·to-grow w more than $1-l>illion irl the next year. As an altema1ive, De mo c r a t i c legislators proIX>SCd a one-time 30 per- cent rebate, wiU1 a $200 limit £or1any one couple. SeY_en_Coas_tal __ Projects Face Hearing Mo11day 1be eyes of the ll\'O-y~r-old son of an El Toro Highway patrolman may be lost following a ·bi1.a1Te automobile · accident on El Toro Roacl, El Toro,' Saturday afternoon. Officer Ralph \Voods, 29, 'va·s Off duty and driving with his son Paul to the garbage dwnp on El Toro R.oiid near Cornelius Drive 'vhen the right rear view mirror of his pickup truck struck a road Construction sign. ., The mirror Splintered and ne\V into the infant's l ace, causing ~vere lacerations around his eyes. \Voods rushed ,bis son to Mission C001mU}lity Hospital . the nurs- ing supervisor would give no repart on hi s condition 1a1~ Saturday. Outside Nairobi , Kenya's capital, a man $35 on the average new car, about SS called to his wife: "The sun was gone more on the price of a color television out !'' set, 10 cents to 25 cents on a pair or shoes "\Vil! ii come up again ?" 'she asked and abol.!~ penny on each six-pack of . nervously. beer. , · African governments had sought for A3 shopkeepers s~ggle~ .to calculate v;eeks to infgpM. natives in the hin-the new .'!ales tax without pnnted tables. terlands nr tlie eclipse but apparently Repu.blican and Democratic leaders tried many still were not aware or the to shift the bla1ne on each other. phenomenon. · Both parties agree that the statewide In contrast to this new experience for sales tax increase rrom 5 J>Cl'.Cent to 6 per m;iny thousands or Africans still living ~cert -except 6~1.1: percent .in th~ San under their ancient cultures. a group of Francisco Bay · Area Counties -1s un- scientists sped along Ytilh the eclipse in necessary and unwanted. the dritis~-French supersonic. Concorde But plans by.both parties to pootpone it transport jet. went Awry w~en the postpone1nen1 The sales ·tax increase wa s passed las t , year M part of a $1.1 billion school finance and property tax relier n1eas urcs. The effective date was the first minute of Sunday, .July l. But s ince enactment, a treasury surplus developed. Plans v.'ere 1nade by leaders of both The proposed VH!age f aire shopping parties ·to postpone collection ·for si;-1: center in Lagwia Beach and six South 1nooths, saving consumers .about $320 Orange County aparti:nent projects COITI~ million. before the South Coast Regional lone l\leanv;hile, Reagan develo!)(!d a pro-Coriservation Commission l\1onday. posal for returning t.he funds already in n ie commissioo created by Prop. 20 surplus. He incl uded in the same pro-meets at 9 a.m. in Long lkach !~arbor posa l a plan for trimming, o<;rer a~"\;~' .ar,._...,.l)epartment headquarters. 925 Harbor period, the portion of total perscnal 111-Pla7,a Drive . come \\'hich could be taken in taxes. It rules on constroction within a l,000 The legislature .. re{used to :i pprove fhis· yard zone inland of mean high tide line in Thrett .School Districts · Op_en Books Orange and l..olS Angeles countic_s. VillaJ~e F'uire V,enJ.ures \\'ants to build a <:omplex v.ith about 35 'businesses at 1102- 1190 S. Coast HighY.1ay , including shops and restaurant~. · Other Orange Coa:>! projec ts on ~Ion day's agenda. a continuation or an uo- . finished session last \veek. arc: By CANDACE PEARSON Charles 'Boulanger, president of the The high school board \Vas noted for it:; state :dd. &lddlcback Valle y set it s ov.·n 01 111t 0•11Y ll'ltot staff ne1v Irvine board, said reeently he'd conservatism . record \\'ith a $46 million financial 12·unit condominium· At ~647 I I of d ,"~n working six years for this" but Its idea of education often conflicted '".ckage and rhe aroundbreaklng on a Avenida Lobeiro, San Clemente, by·-Wll: -A current y popu ar, ten-overuse •" !!' • phrase sa.vs. "Today is the first day or that now it felt natural to "have our own wit h attitudes at the Orange Cpast much·needed secon d high schoQI. ham Austin: the rest of your li fe." schclol d,istrlct." sehools. A lot of· other chang~ in educational -Demolitio n or single-family home In -the cilse of tbe h'Vine. Saddlet>a~· .,. ~-Jn .J..971 aod 1972, a number of plans The S.in JooQUin Elementary Di~trict direction and Jtyle -have · happenf'd • and C"Ommerclal building at 60.1-.-413 Valley and ~In Unirted School , v.·ere-~csted ,by the . 0r:3nge eou.nty \•tas closCr to its people, but had grov.'n at since the new boards organlu'<.I a year Avenidci Victtiria. San ClemCn1c. and districts . it couldn't bt truer. today. -C:ommJtt~ on ~ o1stnct Or~na.a· enonnous rates in the 1>3st fe"' years, Of. ago. rcpl:lccmeJtt "''ith a 12-unil apartment A/·1,r·y' ears 01 planliling !ig;..-and ,......... fioo to ~1v1de the .d.istr.lc·'·'· '· luidp.al~ werf ~~tly lryinf: •• to catch The mechanics of unification. includln,it building by .J)~t. Bro\\TI. 111.lJ "" """5crl ot bl hea 0 ha 1 ..,. the transfer of· ~ls and entploycs. -Three-story. 18-un it apa rtment • fusion Anti months of gettitlg rCady for e~ pu ic -nngs an . ss.cs As Jtate as , 1960, the district had only h..'lve often proved fru!il\AlinR. building at Qel Heposo, Ca lle ri,Hrador Julf I, 1973. it's here. over a fall' fi>lit of assets and Uabilittes 2S2 students; in 1970, it had 7.591. Getting full conununicttlion bct\\·een • and Avcnida Florenci a in San Clen1ente The three unified K-12 districtf are an took pla~. . . . .. 'l'Wo y·cars later. h1 it s last >•ear or se ven school di stricts li,11'1 nl\vays en~''· b~, G. F. Kalb. official reality and Ulclt parent d.istric~ Voters in lmne, Misslo0. VteJOi El Toro operatioo. ~ J03qlJin was· servihg UnificafiOn liw. required approval or the -A 45-unlt condominium at ~17 hive cei... ed to exist -at least in name . and Tus-tln firraUy g« their chance at the almost 14.000 students.· three new boords of any. m.ojor purchases Pasadena Court . Stin Clemente by Aire.111 1'be hlstOFY books are closed on lhe San polJs J:i"t "f~:..~: They n~e~lngly · In 75 years, San Joaquin went from one of the old, actions lha1 at the ltast took Development Company: Joaguin, Tustin and Trabuoo Etcmenlary appl'Ov . utu 1 ion. · schoolhouse to 18. • time. _.....1• , -A four-unit ~partment at 3.\091 La: . -·-aod-T\.llt:ULUbionlligh.distticts, although __ _Boih pbilo!JQl)hicaLand_ph,yslcaJ spll~ -™ rrcw·fut..growtb"ltl$f.r1d , l'Ntrte-· tJUt-n"mleeTin-tfic.i new distr'icts think Serena Di:lve,, Dana Point, ,by R!Chard some things bang over. , ,caused the ~t. · and Saddle~ck Valley, have spent their It's' been v.·orth it. Some ol them even at-Sev.·ell Inc . There are . still bllls to be paid, ac· 'Ilhe Tustin Union High School District flr1t organizatlona.I year ·planning for tended the final boord mtetlngs of outgo-~ Twenty t\~story · to\\nhousc ron· counts to fuush~ propert)' and money lo offices were tn Tustin, but also ad· t."1en more IK!boolt. Ing-distrkitt to ste the JtRvels co1ne -OOmlnhuns. on four Jots at. Sant.a Clara bt'l divided cverily and other hufeaucraUc ministered Mlssipn VJ~jo and University Irvine passed a record $50 millifln bclnd down . as if only 1ba1 action 1\-00ld make . "~st Golden Lantern Streets in Dan.a detJU11. • High In lrvlne . ..... 1!19\le and app!ied ror a\~t S9 million in the end rf:.a.1. Poinl by N~rm..in Sttu1 ley ·.i " ' ., . ' . • , . r .. Speed Freaks They're off, ladies and gents, but don't hold your breath. Af- .Eicionados . of -the::slow.!InOving.. Snail at ·ttie Upper .Bay,._ Boys Club Snail Race in Costa hfesa Friday discovered snail-racing is a matlt-i:. of waiting ... and 1 -wailing ... and' wailing. \Vho knows better than Steve Tillot· son 1left·), •-11-.or--985 Valencia~ SL, Costa Mesa? His snail blitzed ~ ac-rosS the two-foot • route in a cool 29 minutes and 13 seconds flat. For a creature wjth a built-in U-haul on his ~ back_, that's truckin'. ~ 11 ~ 1;~ .,.:i- ~! Mi·s. Ellen Bryan Services Monda)'·' In Lag'Wa Bea~l1. , .. ' -.· Private .!tl!!t'Y. services will . be held . Mon<byat·Sllet ler Lagllifufieach Chai)d ~- for i\1rs. Ellen..D. Bryant·82, daughter-in- la\I' of the late statesman and attorney \\'ill iam Jennings Bryan. , Mrs. Bryan, of 32291 'vista De Catalina ' in South Laguna ,. died Th~ay night in her home. · She was the wif~ of William Jennings Bryan Jt., whose father gained fame as U,S. Secretary of State under President \Voodrow Wilson and as special pro- SC<.'\ltor in the celebrated Tennessee Scopes trial in 19'25. Bryan also was • candidate for President. In 'addition to her husband. Mrs. Bryan leaves a son , Arthur Salinger of Los Ani:;:eles: three stepdaughters. Betty '\dams of Northridge, A-lary F<>rsYfhe of i\ew Yock and Hel~ English of Dan.I\ Poinl. and 11'•0 grandchildren Keith Bal · ingcr of Boise, Idaho, and Shelly Taylor of Los Angeles. • A second.generation Califnrnian. Mnt Bryan v.•as born in Los Angeles Dec. t I. 1890 .. Her father, Arthur S. Bent , v.'a.~ a prominent Los Angeles contrac tor. founder of the Los Angeles Botanical Gardoos and served as a president of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce . Al the age of 2L ~1rs. Bf'yan married A. Sheldon Sali nger. OY..'ner of a Jargt Los An geles lwnbcr Orm. r ollowing ii divoree frorn her firs! husband sht mar- -rit'd·-\\'illio1n Jerinin u:s q~an Jr. in 1930. Bryan, an urdrnt. Democrat. held a private la'~' practice <ind 1v;1s later ap- pointed by Presidc11! franklin D. Roosevelt to rhc rollector of custom." position for the port of Los Angeles. In 1955 the Bryans moved to the Laguna ~ach area. first to a home on Cress Street and later to Three Areh Bay. She had been ill for sevel'al months. -- NAACP Director .Wins Zale Awiu-d AUSTIN. Ta. JUPI) -Roy Wilkin,,,' etccutive director ()( the NA ACP, M! been "'!m<d winner of tll<' 1973 Zal• Award for his work in 6vil rights, It was .announced Saturday by ~trs. Lyndon B. JohnsQn. The $2.1.000 award, anOounCed ;omtly by Dr. \VHliam 1'1cGill, CCK:hairma:n of the selection t.'OOlmittee, Will be presented to \\rilkin., at 1 ceremony , .. theJAJ Llbrnry Oct. 1. . ' . -• • I r ' • . ' • : DAILY l'ilOT • • PeWlletnn Hero .Talks • ·Of J_pb~ IV_ot Of··Glory ' •• 'By JOHN SCllAll£ • .... °""" ,...., ...., • . , U . Col. Archie-'van Wtn'Ne has been in the Marine Corps for neari}l 30 years and yet he wears only one medal on bis sum-. mu unifonn. Thal. medal, thougll, Is t h • Qincressional Medal ol llooor and thore ·ii ~higher in this nation. Van Winkle, however, would rather talk about liiB job aa Provost Manbal at the Camp Pendletoo Manne C«pc -lban the I~ incident In Sudon(, .Korea here be and bis men slopped a CJ>lnese atVance, an incident which won blm the t.: medal;-• n.. colcnel feels Medo! of Haoor In-e1-. can be. blown out ol proportion. career, but I ba de It a point never "~pec~ieuy· .m..oe,....· to uie the to furthet mloe," he "8id. \ . . '1' dOubt that the tlllJ>g has helped my .,.._.-.lot, bot it lmin'tnurt it either," be lldcled. That career bu !pllllled three wan. -. \ sunila1, J~, 1, 19n • APTER 30 YEARS IN CORPS, HE WEARS ONLY ONE · MEOAL Lt. Col. Archl• Van Wlnkl• Would lt.thtir Talk Polk• Work " ~ -. , . • .. ' f " , ,.. ,, ,, ' . . . • o.lfto ,,... ,,... ....... KEEPfNG IN StlAPE IS JUST AS· IMPORTANT PO~ i ROVOST MARSHAL AS POR R&CRUIT . , NumMr 23, Lt. COi. Archl• Yin Wlnkl• Prep1re1·to S.rw During Camp P•ndl•ton 0.nM. ' ' ~rvice m.. Korea-broul[ht him-the . like tight ·security at night and (he -, <!Discipline and Jea:dershiP ma~e the "Many ~~-cAil!t-dO-aa..much-witb "Wbeo the Prem lets everybody know "~" and eventually a field responsibility fof the hundreds . of corps mote stable," he said. . their bands as 11o·e did when I came in." what's happeninc', we either react now er comndnk!I! under the "meritorioUs non-· weapons beq: fired daily· at ranges Van Wink1e-noted that with the return He also said that many Marinea do not not at all." cmnmissloned officer" _.... He bu throughout the camp. ol peactjlme I -ames ies.. seeip to come from the family-ceotered "People overroacted -ecooomiqally alto been cited for bi1 Vietnam work ai 'Ibe Provost Manbal says there ts I change And Blower JX'cmotbls for life like the>;di.d in the 1930s aocl '40s. • and physically to a war (Vietnam) they Hill 689 oear Kbe Sanh. -marijuana problem at Camp Pendleton. military perlOllDel "lf"we combiqed the lntelligslce of the didn't understand," be said • But these seemingly heroic-ac-just like there iJ at most military po1ts. He said that Camp~ bas bad men today with the abaity to· Use one~s · Police, Van Wmk1e AA were noL complishmeots don'it enter Na riocmel 1be tjoeenelS lo Mexico, Van Winkle racial problems in pelt, but-added hN'M1a_ and lanilly~red life of the ':.>s prepared for t1fui over-reactkn in the <XlllVers&'fJon. POUce work does. says, aggravates the enforcement pro-there W8' no-real ra · 'tension prtlllltly and ilGra what a fantastic· Marine we -early '&Os ·as they ~ in later -~ ""-· J h'· •--r -k ~-~~ b1"n. "' the post. · ··-·'d ha'.-," he' said. demonslratiom end, lhu!, -11*" r-,,. .. ..a~""" ....... VMU IC\I "There has been a decided decreMe in "Military life 1s • direct,oorrelatioll to wuw -,., -overreacted Uaemslv.es. in 1968 v.berl be became Provost Marsba.l the use d _i-.... -·-like heroin • .........,_civilian life," be taid. "1\ere are llft\.. Van Wmkle said rea:uits are J01rung for the-.OUtt. tlOl')ll-while--iGoed at the -~ii:...... the ~ ol .,._ ~ the Marines fO£ the same r<asoas they The colonel .... the turbulent -·• corps headquarters in W.......,., D.C. YOIJlli trooPs .....,.,," colooel --~ but not •_ho!D..,.. nature were after Wol1d-War II and Korea. ;rlime ll>at brought·~tcrlaw-..,_ He to .,_ · Septenbor r &aid. mosuy mated irlcldmts came 18 0 Van Winkle says there is more em-'jlf'there were Ml)' ma;ci_"problems, I'd 1bey are looking for a cballqe and forcemeot. I I r' I : t I I ' I ' I l ' . ' ! I I last year. phaail now-on ·Strict enforcement against-tell you," he aaid: , unit oonunanders must now use their i,n.. '''lbere is more material and eqili~ Van Wlnkle'1 convenatiom -a>ver a 1 the RUer rather than heavy penalUes on van Winkle sakl the military is ·a bet-genu.ity to provlde this challqe alter menf'&vallable ioo.y and men an beinl -.. wide range of 1Ubjeds, but he's moet the user. ter system1 for pining equality than m boot camp. judgedc:n a·~ rather than·~· prolific · when he di.9cuslles law en-"Five years ago, pOssess.ioo was the the ootside bec.tule · it an1•WS1us He also believes many recruits are basis under a phllo9ol:fly ·that a . betaim' forcement . key pcjnt whettier the penon arTeSted perlonnance ·as a meaµs of getting rlKllling away from anething and use trained· officer can lessen tension." he Van • Winkle compared hims e If was 'a pusher or buyer," be said. ''Now ahead. . . the corps to fmd tbemeelves. points out. I souiewhat to a .police chief of a small commBnders are judging the man's "ll a person puts ·out effort in the Some uae-the~Marlnea: a.a ·a S)lnbol or The colonel says there is yet a Jons: town, and ldded be baa problems that a merits in relation to his offense beft:n military, he can come~ smelling like a . "tou~•· wi~ their peer grtl!p, .be way to go for improvement in law en- civillarLctief miebt_bay_e in aome areas. making a final jttdglnent in a cue." rose," he said. said. · forctmenl: . ...,1ldually we have aomewbat Of a con· Van Winkle also is a keen obeerver d. The cokinet. bas seen SllDe changes in . V&n Wini.le bu defmite beliefs on law He notes· tnat in the aef'YiJ:e the ·trolled 111WlroninOD1 here with the feo«s the corps. He said the tightening ri the corps -e ·be came in nearly 30 enforceaent , eopedally riot control Provoot Marshal's olfi=, the Stoff and pies and all. Moot ol 11le men try to M.--.is followini the ...,.. yearo ogo. which he while &tatiooed in Judge Advocate G«leral staffa (millllry live up to the ltaodards of tlie CIOrtJI,'.. return from Vietnam wu actually · a "J ·tt:lhli re'cruits :today are smarter W~ D . • lwJen) and cocreotklns pe11101JDel ~ lie w;t.;i. as an enlllted nmn in the ~. Pbillpines and Emlnu _... P-ol World War II. Van Winkle laid,-. -----~~-mum-to-the-pre-.~ were when J " · ha.ye a tendency to ove.r--~together more closely than 'ever There are 101De difierences, he noted, standard. cam in," be said. ---rsct;"•-be:a\d""~:---------het<n>------,----------jl--1 • ~heimYouth ~· ' Shot to Death An · l&-year old Anaheim youth \\'as !at&lly shot Saturday afternoon in a Buena Park bonie. . ··.Police said Paul Gregory Pellerin, 2316 Bumtwood st.; was deild whl!ll they ~r· rjved at the 4Ct'1le, 7848 1 llh St. in Buena Park. Arrested and jailed for suspicion of lnurder was J~ Lembesia, 48, of -Ole Buena Park residence. Details of the death are still under -Investigation. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE DtHvtty of thr Dilly Piiot is 9uarantffd ,,,......,~rW .... : If .,.. .. -llllft -,._ .., 11)1 ,.111., ull ...., .,_ .,.. •* ............. ",... , ..... ,.. ,... ... ,,. ""'· s.. ...... , ..... s.M..y1 If ,... .... ,....... _, Qfy)9' t '·"'· ..,.,..ly, ... I 1.M. ...,....,, el l 11M1 1 c~ wll a. ....... " .,.., c~• ••• ,..,'°' .. 111 " '·'"· l. J Trltphonrs -°"'1111 ,_1, All .... ' .... M-t#l .......... """'""'" ''''" "" WISl ....... ler , .• .. ...... ,DI 11o1 c.....-.. C1(tl111"-,_,,., 1111 nlfl Ul'it"-· D•M """'· llorlll l....-. ........ ...... .. .......... • 100 Ride for, Trophies At Misswn Viejo s-how "" s r.owm1ntt.lp Jn hand-· Colleen Mueller, Sin J1111n SoJ11e J{)() entries in the first a}J.Qrange C1pl1tr1na; h1l1tr retl$1ertd -Jo An!l'•,.OPI, Mis- • alon Vlefo; ~er nan·•fllltt~td -Collttn M\lllltr; county horse show at the new Mission h1111r color · Lind• Kflltlll't,. ML11lon v1110: POnY · bl'1!bKk 1qu11111on -K11t1r St111o14H, Norco; Viei·. Equestrian Center vied ror· f-...h;es blr1block ~ll•llon Ill Ind undtrl -Sonni• , .. "'2"" C1rollon, lrvl,.; bl''1!blck 9QLll1tlon 14 Ind OYef' - nd "I I "" Saturd , Miry Cox, lrvl.,.. a SI ver p auc.rs ay. Ponr ~ plHslH'e-«lllly 1ttnee1, NOf'c.1 Honors were a\.\<arded in 24 categories wntem PiHwre 12 1nd undlr-Cllrhlle 0111w1n. • ' Mlsslort Vlelo; Westem 1>1Mwr1 C1J.U)-Cotlltn 15 Western arn;I 9 English at the event G111er1n, Mlul011 vi.101 wn11rn ptHw rto 11).17) , • Coli..... Mutller; Wesfem p1Mwr1 01 and ->- which celebrated the opening of the 800-°':.:::'m ~111u::.\'On ~1~ ~::11~.!:~.nni1er ,.11rs, acr< t"1ding range The range lS. loca'--' 01n1 Potn1: wes1em 1C1UU111on cu Miii 1m1rl - • • i.c:u M!kt M1zurkawl!z; llOCk -Miry Cox, lrvlne; lrlll at La Paz Road off Marguerite Parkway. -H~~hr.J~i"f"e'i,=:~ Miry cox. """° Wo11;1 , 11. The i· • ..1 .. e was Judy Todd d. San Juan with K11t1v s1enoe11 E1111Hn1 NreNct _,11111on 113 • ->& . •ncl under/ -Suwn conn, Minion v11101 Efl!l!llh Capistrano. . Ribbons were awarded ti.rllbKt '' ~ 0ver1 -1(1,..... •'"'" Ena11•11 hrough ,._ sl th pl ple11url 112 Ind under) -J•nnlf•r Pitta. D9M t wa: X a~. Polnt1 l!fl9n1h ple1sur• !ll·17J -J1•nl'llt1t First place winners in each category :.:.,~~·c.~.,u~•0(!~1•11~~1~.1:i.1•1.ir1 '" ana v•ere: Eflllll•h ~ull•llon (12 1nd una.t'l -K1thv S1•noel1 E11t1ll"'1 ICIUlll!lon (ll through 17) -lllod $11"9'1: Iranian Capital Sliaken hy Quake TEHRAN, Iran (UP() -A severe earthquake shook OOildings in this Ira- nian capital Saturday and knocked out in· struments and reoording equjpment in the Tehran university's g e op h y s i cs department. There "'AS no immediate report on casuaUies or damage. Efl91flll 9QUll•llon Ill •nd ov•tl -C•lldr IOC!lh, Min ion Vletoi lluntw hack -C1ildt loottl. - $1,584,400 Paid F~r Dutch Painting LONDON (UPJ) -Norton Simon, the California art oollector, paid $1,584:400 Friday for a Landscape by the 17th Cen· tury Dutch painter Aelbert Qiyp. The price at ·a Clui!tie's auction was more than. 10 times the highest previous price pe.,id for a OJyp painting. Eastern States Flooded N-utiou.al Guqrd Activated i11 V ermo11t . V.S. S••-l'fl Tetnperacures -., ' . • , '5 2.32 fi i % ~ ., ,.,_ .. " " n " 1.1i '' ~ n ~ fl ·~ .12 :: " N " M M M n ,. " n ~ . :: .. 71 .11 M M M ., \t ..... 73 ·" • n " " II fl ·" ... .~. .. ~ .IJ ll '' 1 • ..,u 1,; .7f ~ ~ '' .OS .n li " " M M .M .a # .M .~ SenatOr Accuses Oil Corporations ·or 'Deception' , ' ' ' • • "-"' ,. """ .., ...... I(..,. SILVER PLATTER FOR IRVINE HORSEWOMAN MARY COX 19·year-ollj Took Top w .. tern Honors at Mlulon Viejo Hone Show H. H. HOlBR(J)I( --=::::= .... - WASHINGTON (UPI) -SOn. 'l'bomM J. Mclnt)'r<, (l>-N. H.) charged -l that maj<Jt' U.S. oil ~ .an "watering down" -or retluciIJI the oo taine level -cl their gmme-""4hou reducing the price. Mc!ncyr<, in i.turs to the Coot ot u~ ing CoonciJ and 1lle F-.I Trade Com missi9n, said he had recti~ in fonnation incJicating the axnpaniiJs ~ "increasing guotme produc:tioo by aft ting octaine levels as nu:h • 3 to S .., ~~ are "wiarly beq .J lo pay 1lle iame price fer Ibis w-.1 .._ down product. II be said. Mcintyre call<d the practice "blalantli dooeptive" and askal the two apucieo b investigate whether it Wiii!! a violatim d the free7.e on gas irices. --- He charged that oy lowerin11'tM qUol! ty of· their product and charllinll * same price, the oil finn.s. are in eleo gaining a price increase in iPite. ~ th ro.lay freeze. OltlJilOAll.I lllVICI l lNCI tta Comfort· Convenien~e ·,Charm ARE YOURS 70 SEE & APPRECIATE . IN OUR FUNCTIONAL-OPERATING DISPLAYS OF : • J1cuni Whirl pool hlhs · • • Jenn-Air Built-in Ranges ind Ovens ·• KitchonAicl Dishwaihers and . Compac\ors • Thor,,,.dor Oven• . and Rong es • 1AmoriCIO Standord' Toilets, Bidets ind Both• WE WILL GLADLY 'C:OME TO YOUR HOME-.AT NO OBLIGATION OF COURSE, TO ASSIST OR ADVISE IN YOUR PLANS & !DIAS. Com• i,,,._.r call for our MautJful~y illustratH hom• lmprov•ment brochure .. .H.H. KITCHENS and .. _,.' ' : ; BATHS· .. J ~---............ ~-== ..... ~~~=-~-,--==-~ 1680 TUSTIN AYE. ••• AT EAST 17th SJ• -COSTA 'MESA 646-4922 ; 541.0149 -' em er a .. • •· ' - .. \· ! ,, -' • I ' . • • ' ., ... . .y-u: ....... wlda S"dl1, July l , 1'17) 1loll~V PILOT .t: $ . W~ants ~~nding Irr.;;;·=~. =D~u~BAR~R~Y~. ~~~~~~~ · ·InmMProhe -.. ., SAK JOSl!l (AP) Steckel, 5.'I; D.a'lld H .. Bunch, A.-uld Sa tu r d·a Y 42; and Brunbllda MacNevln , Be Thankful 4th ~:r:·;i:u::~ 39• • • • ' . ' ' · · • ni11J1on doll..-mM espionage W•rrant& have been i.....,! . ".::I's' ··~p. .• w' . edn'. esday': ·.' Ill_,..... that hu alre•dy for Wesley G. ·Powen,,~. ~ eJil>l 11'1"""· preslde1» ol the d ef u n c t HI~ sure many, many Meinory Maine t l cs • · -· m0re warnnts ·will )>e fJsuod Jnlm!aUonal Co. ol Toliance ; ~ DREAMS DEPT. :;_ Hero It la, only and_. aJTells made as the Thomas N. Rauscli<r, ·~. and the fir\'!: ol July and already 5 11a11 111e .flre. · Invesllgatloll con-." uld John F.·Sueta, 39. Powers: la W91'lm. 1 In .,.. ,..ion go up In . Likely thll Santa Clara County Qlat. Atty, believed to be In Europe aod • la Diily ,the llart. Jiii! wait unW the· .. • . . Loflls Bergna, addlll( that !be Sueta la thought to Ile In X.o-,: . Tlie pyro1'dmJc:s pm In question ..U operated ·. Inveillgailoil ·la now na-tucky. by°" 1~f4In Valley Jayeees In11Jat-muolty wllldi · Uimwlcle. ' The principal target ol the la -for haYlng laws and ..,,.,.,_ aplnot -· mM trade iecrets, fn. thefts were the Merlin 3330 '!be J'ayeees. busted that dictum allhougb II was clearly clu41nc plans and ·liatdware, and Wmc:hell!A!r 3MO computer by aCcldeoL have belio.mnuuled out ol ila data stOrage devices. •Abruptly, all the Piccolo P.eles In the place siarted .. plaiil bere and IOld to com-. Plans and component parts !'lilatl!!ii and sm_amlng at once • ~ _Q!t_ ~L weot . pet!ton since 1988, pOIIce salil. . w;ere smuggled JJU1 of the San . .. put In • multi-colored. bonfire. ,,Bui you just Wa!L Po1Jce reported e I g h I Jooe plant, 'the mM labels There's,mqnftocome. " ~ · .penimsarrestedand·warrants removed and the pla·na ·' laaued for three olher.I In the redrawn under another oom-... OQR WHOLE COAS'IUNE may be a d,isaster area . M . pany's 1ogo, said San :Jose by July 5. While · you may-shudder to coatemplate this; . ~ Serrata,(46, an UIM , Caj>t. Larry Stuefloten. The . JUst {!,~r: ~~ ='~ Beach. engineer, ·was_ au~ at the dences were then built and -·-"'••! •m~• our ~-·e Coast, cities always. hu plant Friday and hu been marketed by -r companies •= ..-• -~ v•-. booked ·for . lnvestlgatloo ol at a cheaper price than IBM . its FtiUrth of July Parade with George Putnam and ~cy trade s e c re t 8 was asking. others in the saddl~ plus a huge evening fireworks cfis... theft accePun, an inducejnent Capt. Stuefioten said IBM lay a.t. the pier. This ,s!)ogl!l._\lraw IOlDe 250,000 folb to and .:.C.1v1ng stolen property. estimates it& total potential tbe coastline. . . . Fonner IBM emptoyes booked sales 1068' at $3.0 million. 'lbe. _ Costa Me~sa, meanwhile, ts P~ a. huge fire. on similar ~es were company would not elaborate works_ do at ~e Coul College_•-~ in comliltil-Adolph JonnaiiD, 52. :Philllp..L._on the_.,,,li"''<:e"s"'ta,..temen=:::""' Uon with an "old fashioned" Fourth 8nd ~c-· ~ · • --- tlona . So here· come some more folks . Even down in San Clemente, where things are nor-- mally pretty quiet when the -Chief Resident .l.sD.'t· in rest· denc:e, they will be featuring a big flieworks shoot off the pier and a patriotic show. Thls will draw a ·few more our way. Maybe even Mr. Nlx00i wbo knows? . - . Longshoremen's; Union Approves New Contract LAGUNA BEACH DOESN'T :have an of!ldal public fireworks show. They have a private two-way contest. -This is cooducted between Emerald Bay and the act. 'SANFRANcrsco (AP)-A calls for 70 cents an hoar tn . joifii.ng _Irvine Co~e._ Ea~ puts on 8Q aerial ~~cs West Coast long~~n ~pay raises, with 40 cents com- display_aQd. the id'eil seems~ to be a competition _~~__!o,---caucus -~~ _!y ing the first ym and 30 the which of these affluent private CODllDUDities can SbOOt Saturday-to recomm a~ -~ -. .more money up in smoke. Anyway, lots of outsiders proval of 8 tentative .two-year ~: The present basic watch. , ,11 cmtract 'wbtch affecti: 13,000 wage lS $5.10 an hour. Meanwhile, in Newport Beach, there are no fire-: workers m C oa 1 i r or n i a , It includes paid holidays for works displays because fireworks .are illegal This is · Washiogton and Ortgon. the first time with ~o the always the biggest Fourth of July joke along the coast-A 0 1 n t e r n 8 t l 0 n 8 I first year of the coritract am line. Longshoremen •s'and threethesecond. .. FOR WEEKS BEFORE Independence Day, Newport w 8 re h 0 us emen's Union The contract also provides officialdom issues warnings about bow anybody who so. spokesman said the recom-fOI' a pay guarantee of 36 much as lights a -sparkler will spend the rest of the mendatioo clears the way for ~ straight time weekly to evening in the City Hote1. -:-' a ntifieation vote Jn 35 ~stered. loogsbore~ and comes the night of the Fourth and Newport skies-Pacific Coast locals JuJy 13 clerk:! .. n 1s to be p8.ld fron:i a b:ik like somebody just st.arte:d World War · III. U it and 14. $6 rillioo fund, some of which doesn't happen this year, it will be the first tbne. -Is unused carryover money Anyway, we spend weeks before the Fourth telling The 86-merobei:., qucus. ol. from the eipired oonti::act. everybody who'll li sten how great it's going to be on ILWU. longsttte and ~-and-dental plan e-<1---1-.......,Uie~c"-oas~runnort!rbotiday, wbatwtttrparader,patrfl)t--. our-&y . x-improvements are provided, ic rallies and beautiful aerial pyrotechnics all up and amlning the new ~tract ~lb and a new vlsicc care plan i.s a th tline the Pacific Maritime AssoCia-adqed . . . own e coas · .. ~ _ · ~. then voted to recommend TJ'le • eJiPfred contract was THEN WE COMPLAIN when the great day arrives ~ andllleaPl)!Ol'lll., signed in February, l9'12 because it 1.ot so crowded around here. We can't liDder--Tl_le vo.ce vote was ao following a 134-day strike cut· stand what caused the big jam'.. -· dectsive kl favor ~. ~ Cl!'1-. ~1811 tstlmated $2 billioo in 'The only thing that stands a chance of saving tract that the caucas.~felt·no «morruc loss the coastlioe is that this lso't going to be one of those roll caU was necessary." said • - butritner threeiliiy weekeids. ILWU • -iteSman · st eve You know, they shift Thanksgiving, Memorial Day, Murdoch:'r.-r ---I Columbus Day .and everytlilDg else to make -Y The cumnt cootrod' et· iNew Sheriff , ' -wetfkends.''I'he fdea is to giw eveiybody one more day pirei:t.Saturday. The~'~'' ·· • so they can get a first-degree sunburn and crumpled a-.-July 9 just before EL CENTRO (AP) -Ortn "fenders. . . . Prealdeal Nixed" ~ed Fox. 37, has become Imperial Well, it won't happen this time. Independell<:e !,lay 'the'. cumn1 -Y. pr-Ice· County Sheriff, llucceeding falls on Wednesday. I can figure only one reiaoa'Wby freer.e, Will date !ronvfoday, Raymttxl B. Rowe. County they dido'! change it. · . , · .' p0ndlng iinal membenbip ap. supervisors picked hini after It Is vezy, very difficult to IAOVe the FOUrijl ti i_uly: , proval. · . ·11owe, 53, sufle<ed a heart at- , -1 • ~ The pioposed agreem~ tack in January •. . . 8radley.to Be .Inaugurated Today LOS .ANGELES (AP ) -. the reins on runaway develop-strong supporter of the new .. --On Friday night Brad.I~ Tom Bradley, who has been ment in the .city. mayor. dined with Henry· Kissinger, working ~ta blistering pace as He Is expected to· make a 20-More ~than 2 500 invited President Nixon's 'top na- mayor-etect, takes time out minute address outlining his · ' 1 tho d tiooal security advisor: and today to be inaugurated as the solutions to the ci ty's ~· guests and · severa usap entertainen Kirk Douglas-and first black mayor of the na-blems. other persons ~ expected to Danny Kaye at a prtVate party tion'.a-third largest city. ..... Previously, he has sald that . Witness the inauguration: and at· the popular c h 8 sen. s .Fp/mer Uni~ States Chief a ·sound rapid"transit system parade, which marks tbeJ·of-restaurant 1n Ho 11 y wood . JusUce ·Earl Warren will is hi.s chief goat ficiat close of Mayor Sam AliOut ·35· guests were present ~ar in Bradley as the city's !'We've been talking about it Yor:ty's three-term, 12-)'ear at the party, hosted by Kiss· 31th mayor. fOr 50 years;"-he~said.-•"lt's-administra~on. Bra~y has inger. Bradley bas· been busy since time to build lt.t!--:--ser:ved-as °"councilman f9J' Bradley, the son of a Texas his May 29-run-olf election vie· Actor Lloyd Bridges will. be 10 years. sharecropper, spent 20 years tory over $an Yorty with master of ceremonies for the Yorty, who is on a two-week on the Los Angeles police preparations to fuUill his two-hour program which wUl cruise to Alaska with bis wife, force , retiring as lieutenant pledges te build a rapid transit include Sen. Alan Cranston, ·will not attend Bradley's before his election to the City system, reduce crime and put (iicalif.), a close friend and inaugtm1.tion, Council. ·~ Optometrist President Seeks Union . . . SAN FRANC!~ (AP) ~ Optometrists should unite in one national organiZation to pin borgalnlng strength with health planners, the new preSl· "'dent ol the, 17,800().memher American Optometric Associa- tion said Saturday. . "It ls becoming increasingly · apparent ~at optometry-will be'tnVolved in more and more third--part)' negotiations on a collective basis ag opposed to the one-to-one doctor-paUent relations," Dr. Robert E .. Day, of Garland, Tex. 'said. • Day was elected at the ~ose of the associaUiln's '16th an- nual convention he.re. whlcb was attended •by.S,000 persona. "I~ is self-evideni that lhe greater the najnber-·-of - ''SUMME8· WAREHOUSE SALE'' EVERYJHING 2· 5°'-DISCOUNT GOES · /0 OR MORE . CARPETING.. 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RNgap, a tho Orange County · items will be 'good news for other · Californians as well. · : Tbe 0 liudget Included $8.l milllon for putcha~f privately-owned beach r,ropert:y north of the Hun ton Beach pier, and a lilt e over $1.4 million ·In pl · 1g ' · funds for the proposed new UC! medical school Ud- IJ)gs -ai1d' some improvemeJ!ts on the Orange County Medical Genter. : • · . The medical school funds should mean an end to anxieties over whether ·or not the inuc;b.needed on. .. .~ampus teaching hospital will be built. Although the et ltAlms i-olating 19 the medicsJ school are for plans • for e hospital and the first p0rmanent medical cla&J' , . room· and laboratory building Ibey wol!ld nail down the · .fact that \hese buildll\i• ,will in f~ct be built on the UC! campus. . ~ . The medical scboorw111 produce dilctors for au· of •'\ thrstate, just as the beach will provide recreation for thousands of Callfornians. ; in B·1:1dget • ~ iln' • We sho'\1 ·~but we ue. .., Tho F'edonl Environmental i'ro~lon'Agency !Js "'1ed that onJ1 Califol'lllHold autoa will be required to have catal1'Jc converten-. the '15~ &o on lale. It'll• add about »oo to the cost of eaclt car! l.f . The .Idea Is simply a test. Ii µie converl'l!r Worb, It will be required later tbrougtiou~ ibe county. . J!ut it's ·a gross unfalmeaa· to. make Caliiornla carry ·the burden for such a ie.t and Rep. Andrew .J. Hinshaw. of Orange County baa introduced legislation to ... ,. the load. His Jaw would -permit Californlans to deduct the converter cost from ,their federal income tax. ~ ·As Hinshaw says,· "The effect of the EPA test in California Will touch the livu: of all Americans and for 't!iat re~n Ille added c~ sbouJg, IJi pa1a bytbe entire .- natJo.n . ,,~ . . '* . ' ' · It's a latr law aad other California leltslalors should help-Hinshaw get·it pasied, · · . · · ·, . ' . ... l.et's_f .imit Holida ys • And on the other side of the Hin'shaw law calen· dar ... ... The items, like all items in the budget, can be s~t vetoed by the governor, so the •hurrays sho ul d be with· held until bis approval is on them. · • We're not at-all certain it warrants the attention of We trust he ~sps their importance, not only to Congresa to set a~ide the fQ.u.[(!l S!!llday ill No~ember . • orange COuncy.bUtw atn·elli!011trof'the-atate1~. ----~·as·Natio~aJ·Gtandparents-Da . , . . · . · t1:> • It's anothe~ Hinshaw proposal and while we're just A Pri Hik Unf · ·. as. proud of our ~dparenta as the next person might . u..t.o ce e,. 3ll'.... ·be, another ~Dill holiday is just abou.t on~ too many. 'National Brother Week, Nati9nal Sister· Week,· National Son and Daughter week •.• where would it end? Why sbould Californians be sin~led out to pay $300 more than anyone else in.the nation for a new car when the 197i!'models go on the market?- ' . . Probably with National "Kissing Co.µs_ins" W'lt'k. ., ' " .. •· • • 'Sorry, chief, but we're having t;o revise our · revised revision!' · • ·Tiie 'Beautfful ·Amerlean' " , ' ' I . • ·~ .. Grano 0 -1" Party Dear .Gloomy Gus -_ ~ . H• come you weren't on the Whifl House list of pollU~l ene- mies? Economics Ch·anges lmagel . . For more than a decade, the tenn "uc·. ly · Amtrican" bas been tlied to U.S." citizens away from home. Ckiginally, the "ierm was · applied mainly to Americans who did bu.!lness in other countries or who represented the Uhi~ States in of· ficial cap4cities. Then the term_ was brvadeoed to mclude-Amelie.in ·~•MM• ( .... ---N-O·RMAN--.--.---.. "'J · :~:,i:~~ the folkwa~ and '• ,..,. . . -Ubera!' spokesmen and organiza· t tiom aeem to expect that the Republican . ;,arty wiJ! oollapoe completely because of ""feve!Mkm ln 'the Watergat.e aftair. •.1 in,e wish may be father to tbe thought •In tllll cue, olthou&h it can't be,detlied . vlliol ~ have be8l bort by the • .-.&Valerple dilcl_... ' Doopile the ........... of _, in the llblral ranlls of the Democratic Party, ' ' the GOP pmently :,.-· ~ It showing surpris-..... Ing ....,. ol vitallty, .. , ' . jp' .. ~ 'in all -of the ...... ·11.' ,, .,. ,,, COODlry. Republlcon spoke .. · men tluooghout the 50 states appear to be making headWay ln their ciunpaign to convince the voters tbait the irregularities c:l the Watergate affair and related activities were not car· . . -............. , the Republican rank-and-file mem~ to w.W have 'beCome .stereotyped as flervy, 11"1 oo with tbo job bl emphaslzln( the pdslfy, ~Ing, truly great aa:om~ts ol the Nix· Ma I d u.. ~--and Ama Us becknanDel'ed, in- M Administratlon; -~•ny in the field ry an -..... er.-.. po sensitive and gawky. .......-. -R<publicans wm eoolly. b · r"'-of for.eign relations." . . . 1·-In a recent~·· ln Alezmdria, T e • e ·.re a..r:: And the Jane 1asue ol .Flnt Monday, a ol • ....._._ 0 c. ~-·~ and Ibo · publication of Ibo R<publican NallOllll Va .. a suburb --.~ · '•~· lilllehaaConietosay ( . . J BARRY GOLDWA~· -.... lllMlllY ... -l!Mllft -..-MM W ....._ ........ _,.,, "'*' ... ...... .. ... • ••• , • ..... yWr "' ,..,. ... ...., .... Dlttr ..... . B.G. Cou,SJNS IN .ArnjcA ... Ainericaris as individual.• are highly regarded . Despite the turmoil .._ __ ...;.. _______ _. in the United States over black issues, AlOcaru are aware that the main dif~ well·behe.ved and oonslderfl,te. ' ference between racism in, say, the The decline of the dollilr abroad, in a uruoo of South ·Africa and in -the United curious sense, bas actWilly imP,roved. tbe States, is that -at least. the law in the s~iuali?05 Of Amerlbm tou'r~ts' -. i! not United States·calls (or equality while the rmanci.ally then at Jeas:t m cT~ge. ' law denies equality in South Africa. Americans are oo longer m the Ilmelight . as tb9 !DOit ~l-ader ct1stomer. Pee>-. Bµ~ the s~est ~le r,eason for t~ pie no loriglir •are de_peoderd, . 'on rel~tively-biatt standing'?' Americans in Americans and are therefore not prone to Afr~ca ·bas been the ~xistence of such eseot them. • proJects as the Peace Corps and the Re•. r . , ~ /----.-.James ~'S ''Operati~n Commiltee, publlahed a list of recent =~ were ~ to ~ ci:i' llOIDOlhlllg ill defense even11wbidl-theGOPilrwrymuch 7. -The fourth ..,ia1 i!ledim this . of .Am•rlca1u- alive and kicking. It pointed out tbe. year ror a leJ'lt m the state legtslature ,hlOad! SINCE .<MmlCANS are ftM · IX'ime ~" wbjci! YI~ ~~impressive .~ targ•brol-oammie -!unity, neither orenmner..of ~ Peaa!.Coi'pl. ,. are . they targets for abuse. That role · --!'Crossroa'15" has been prlvately op- seems to be passing J.o the Ja_panese ando erated .$Kf staffed. by young American to a lesser extent, to the West Germans_. volunteers. It hes· done everything from My own limited obserVations of building schools and running them to dig· · Americans abrofld lend credence to the g~ sewers . -and helping to ~ty layorabl:e estimate of tbem by newsmen. efuergen_cy n_iedical services. ,' lollowlng : ro<mtly -took place in Aubu!Jl, Mo. . OVer 'Ibo y..,.., . · · . 1. -. Republican Don Yeung ·w&s R¢publicans held tb1s aeit W to 1,425. _have observed my . elected U.S. representative from Alaska -In a district where reglstraticxris divided !ellow Americans all over the world -1n in opecial election March I, 111'13, by 52.3 evenly. A Republican get.Gut-the-vote .., stanct,rd .-places like London, Paris, pel"Cerlt of. the vote. He toot over a 1eat blitz was.felt .to be especially effective. ~gen ancfR~ as well as in out· previoua)y held by a Democrat. • The 'Republicans have· wm 3 ol the 4 of-the-way or exotic . places I i k e . r.:,:.:: ~~:">'°'~of the f , -l\<Plbllcan James SteplleoPI, opecia! electioos, losing only where !ho· Singapore, Jakarta, Libreville, Addis was elect..i mayor of Am Arbor, Mich., ..-DemocralS bid in S.1 rqjstratlon ad-· Ababa, Johamesburg. Baggio, Manila, .again9t a Democnt and a dlndidate of a vantage. _____ .._c Kyoto, Sydney and"Fijl. In Budapest, for example, 'I saw~ r.,oung APART FROM nJESE organized et'· ~can couple rush into a beayily traf. rorts, a large number of individual ricked street to come to the &.1d of. ~ ·Americans have gone to Africa as volun-, elder!Y man who bad Just !ainted while tary specialists or workers. I think for . , , ll<plblk:an NaUonol Chairman Ve!lrge -m. point..i the way by repealed)y· _, thal the olficidl <Xllllmlll(es of the ljepublic:an Party (the Republican Jl--1 Committee, the Republican r~Qqre:ulonal Committee and t be ll<plbllcan Senau. Campaign Com· ; mlttee) were in no way lmpllcated in the 'linlularfties oow being air«! by the .,~Smite invstlgaUve.cornmittee. ,, MY TllA VEL!I lhnlughout the country -Ind the mail I have been recel.ving since the Senate lnwstigatlon wmt public show '· a 1Urprlling detennlnatloo on the part of left-wing spUntar group by 47.1 perc<11t of I -On May 15, a '.._1vania · ., the \IW:. superior court judge primary eleCtlon for YF3;-I BA VE seen Americans who S. -Republican Mayor Jotft' H. two seats was held. Voters 'ftff! allowed raise their vok:es tn otherwise quiet Reading rJ. Oakland, came ooly as votes to Cl'OSl-flle resulting in one" Republican resta.Ul'8J1Js or who didn't wait their turns short of a clear majority in an election gettinl .-both the Republican a 0· d in lines or who ordered hotel clerks · April 11, 1m. ~ four candidates. He • Democrat oominaUoos and the other ooe . aroomd ~ who. ma4e • ooisy nuisance ol received SS,000 votes to 21,000 !or bis getting the .Republican nomination. themRlris nearest opponent. ".In a runoff election There can be m doubt that Watergate But I have also .J!bserved far mall>' May 15, n.adin8 won by ..,.. than will' give the Republiam l'8rly problems, more' Americans abr'clild who do aedil to 33,000 votes. espedally in the area of fund-raising. tbemselves and-their country. I am-told I. -R<publlcan Bob llydrtcl: was But I "'Uesl lhat the ....und we have by """'1l)en ii other countries that •recently elected mayor of Cohunbus, Ca., receMd is certainly not mortal and prob-Americans cainPf?'e very favc:rably to with 68 percent of the vote cut. ably not nearly as dtiep as some people tourists from other · natioos. T Jt e 5. -In two key mayoralty races in would lilte m to think. newsmen describe Americans as quiet, crossuig a thoroogblare. In crowded 1 of t!Ji Ameri doclt.r.i Jakarta I watched Amerkais waiting examp e, • YOIJ!lg can , ' . . and nurses or. sarulary engineers wM paUmily m a long bus line, despite aU their services to the Scbwclturj au~ by polite lodooesians to put ~C:ital and other medical centersl them-1n front. throughout Africa. : I have 1ee11 incidents of a similar 4 What is true of Americans in Africa is nature in places like Singapore, Rangocm, also true, in v.arying degrees to other'i · Bombay, Karachl, lJtanbul, where native parts of the world, especially India, citizens had grown_up upecling_wbl!o_ ~tan and Siutbeast Asia. The in· foreigneri to demand privUeged treat-vididual American is no longer a figure ment. In taOOng to citizens of such of scorn or contempt, and the term "ugly places, I have learned that Americans American" must now be viewed ror-what tend to be sensitive to the special it is -a grim rem.lnder of a Ume when histories ol countries wilb colonial _ the all-powerful dollar made It too easy backgrounds. ror some Americans to throw their weight I have beard veF'j few references .in re-around. cent years to "ugly Americans" irr'those I am not suggestint that we ask other countriea. Quite the Cootnry, Americans people to call us beautiful. All I suggest as individuals stand very high precisely is that we stop ·using the stereotypes because so many of them seek no Special ourselves. ls Reagan -Tax. Plan Hit or •• ·" •r•· By BILL STALL ~ SACRAMENTO (A P) -True or !Ilse: the ta.I loophole l5 a device to let the iich . ' .. richer. . ~1 Fabe, says Gov. Ronald Reagan. , The as:swnptioo that the loophole is a wealthy man's tool is an example of what Req'an callS" "political and economic · ~.fairy tales" that are being spreed across -the land by un-named p o I i t i c a I demagogues. ... Thwaned by a Democratic-controUed legislature, Reagan took the cillz.en's coune and launched a successful in- . 1tlaitft petition campaign to put"hJs ~ trovenlal and far reaching tax contr:ol ~. -, .. " .. .. ' I ' • ... DAILY PILOT ~bcTt N. Weed, Pu!>U.11.tf' ' Thoma.I KctvU, Editor Bo,.boro. Krtibich Edik1rlal Pogo. Edittw . n.e editon.l •JlllP "of thlr D&ily Pilot ii; to ...... ud ........... ~~Dttlf!ltinr oft tllls 'i-ci dfWlll·~·on tuples Of: 1n- ltn91: by ~l!d columnist• and eartocrilrts, by~ a Jonmt for ,..... ..... and by~,. this ·~· cpbdocw wl .~ On --.... -........ ol .. Dolly l'llat -only In tho ......... mhnnn ·•t 1tle 1Dp of. the Jllll· Opjllbw tipi ••ad by the eof.. ....,..._, caa• ._and~ ..... .,. Ultlr.,,. and llO ....... -.. -.-.. 1he Dolty __ ,,,_ Swlday, Juiy l, 1973 ~--- plan on the ballot. -Q. How cu lnflallon be balu.d~ · After Collecting the 520,808 signatures ( J A. You're not "going to cure it until we needed to do that, he has called a special GUEST RE_ PORT get down to a balanced budgel. Deficit statewide election Nov. 8 10 vote on the spending is .the means whereby they in· plan. U it wins a majority vote, the com· crease the money supply. Back in history plex system of tu: controls and tu cuts they Md problems like .this when they,... could beoor*!! a part of the California We've got to come below that point or printed the greenbacks: They· turned on CoMtitutioo. Vt-e're not going to lick inflation and we're the pressure. What's "the diffeteoee If it work.! in California, perhaps it can oot going to IOlve our major problems "-between that and printing bonds and ·us· Lack ·of Sleep Causes Severe Case -of Blries work on the federal level , the G·year-Old eccoom.ic drq. 1ng the bonds as seauity for issuing ne-..: governor says. The national attemian lilil ~~ ~;-e •~':~~ currency~ Just printing tbe money? u~~~t~ of 5~fuot:u~t~se:~rsso:; tu proposal bas receited has escalated Q. Dt. )OU thblk a fonD" of yoar state Is most apt to caUBe the blues. Majority speculatioo about Reagan as a potential A. Let's talk about loopholes. Well, in tu plaa' ls a mum to a Nluced federal o( people, they contend, suffer same candidate for presidellt in 1976. the first place,'they (Reagan oi.Ucs) me ' ~t . . . about one sixtli of the time. About one · Reagan, who made an unsuccesaluI bid · lhe figure of people with Incomes of A. I do. All we are sugg~ IS the ... hair tbe time, ft\ey believe, the majority for the ·GOP·nomination in 1968, NY• he $500,000 a year &nd up neaping thejr !air peopl~, by ~ay ol the ~Ututioo; r~ reel! dandy. And the rest of the time, is not prepared to diSCUSI Whll.e House shar.e of the tal by virtue of kqlholes. A establi~~ their rlg~ls and say to gov.e!"l· tbey ·report, the majority is in neutral, aspirations at tbb time. !fut hil appeal 111 year ago, there were 319 individuals wh> ment, We are gomg to tell Y.OU tbe ~ not up nor down just so-so. openly directed at the broad . range of earned half a million dollars and up. Now above which you cannot go 1n taxation ' ~·Middle Americans" and. hi.s. message is their total exemptions aod ded~lons except fOr emergencies." • • • that they hold the key to reversal of the amounted to 1714 peroent ol their eam-Q. Di yoa see )'WI' apeatlq;. &oan u It has been dl!COvered that a man inexorable increase ln big govemnent. ings. But when you get ~ to the ... meaaa et mobllllblg Ute people io de--ordinarlly manufactur!I the greatest He~excerpti onlilrdISCUMlii'i: $lO~yMt-br-acket tbeir-total-u :--milld i""Kb restralili. . . ainoun of male sex Q. Bow coiald )'HI' •tale cu: pnsram emptions aod deductions amo.n to Z5"1 • A. Let me. tell yoU, in a rec:8n1 survcry hormones about 8 ltf'Vfl u •• example for federal peln~'i:__ _,,,__' u .... ___ 11ed i...-.Ml..-70 percent of the ~e held business to a.m.•daily, the least goveniment? ""ia "'lJl u:i, ~--~ ......,,........,.. blame for economic troubles ADd lo-imount aboot 'mid. A. The basic philosophy, which rea!IY ~ same deductions that make It flation. Yet only 11 pel'Celll ol them cWld night. But wail, the ca me to WI from the distinguished le .for the ~king man to manage name their U.S. senators. If we're going New York Medical ~st.s who served our task rorce ao to pay his taxes. . -· . to tet an BMWer to our problems, we're OoUete archers ~·ell we have ~ven histOrlcally there b Q: Yo.. Dtmter1dc erldei 111 )'Mf pine to have .to do a beUer job of mak· who f: this out: no r.ai· 'reduction iii government ot · . lax .,..... plall -~ tllo m0n lni -" undentand llcnt-the-systm --=iay It ~·t oeces· go•emment ClOlllS, fhat go...,,_t ps all1oeol by ,..,..tn!lo& •. .,,. c a t I e 4 -'Its and wbO should be held ao-mu, ten. )'Oil when only one way ••• the pressure 11 always *•••leti. • countable wben ·thD\gl go wroog. 1 fellow b f'On\Mltic. up. A. Wbo the hell's tax -it It! We Q, Wjy dt ,... pla1 to dt Wt, ti lit It baa · to do with~•-bis There's a lot o/ common -iii a haven't be81 nmnillli-tbe -· llltlonally ...... to -eNWbk a .,M,_ r.r a more .. .......,. -rgy t _ _...._ I · "' ,_. ....---r<quiremenlS to lel bil ~ -; they system such as oun in deddinl If there or st.a "'""""'' or• lf'tlt 1DID1 yean .. ne ,n•des1a.1 eampllp? believe, , isn't a Uoe across \be people's earnings. inherited UUs tu s.tructure. An)'t1me A. 1 wu doing thJJ for 20 years as a • • • " abo\'e which II you go tax·wlse that you they want..i. lheY coold "'"" -lectut.r rot General Electric without any come t'1 a point ol dlmilil!hing 'r.t,.,,.. I Ude loopholes. 'Ibey enjoy talking about thought In lhe ,....Id· thal I'd become know In Washlflllon right ,_, the it a..i the real rusoo Is tlloy know tbe'y tovemor and. ne•er wanted to become reNOCl for the Prta1dent'1 big emiomy artn't loopholes. . . governor ln.111 those years. t just happen lni>ve, his Oflons to reduce _,.itna, Is Q, Wltll .. ' Htlll( of ..-a1 to believe this way. I've got.kid.I that are that-hJ1 own ~lstri halve aaJd wa'vl &ot en.11•1, dG Y".. lff • aWt ..,..,. ... pvW'ing up. J suppoee may~'"fou could to get below 40 ptrcent, govemment _....... .. 4-elllle 111111ema. call economics.-• hobby. l.'OS!s which are·oow-above 40 perma ol A. I t1Ullk It lhould. I think our But I jult -tllll l)'llirii 'Cl·ourr belpg ~:--· · _,.-~ proble~~\r. "'Y ...i. eroded more than i>eolllt realize. , ' ' ~ . ' . .. ' < . ' QIIERIES 1'ROM CIJEN'lll: Q. "What pr_.uoo of all ·boys an named alter theit 11!.l!!eral And a/1er their """"' fathentot. ... . A. About 35 pment for their lathers, about 17 pen:t?nt for their rrudJalhers. Or IO tlle-IUrVO)'I lndlc:ate. 0.-.'t mean ~1cb ot the 3$ percent Is • "Jtqtior" or .. ' L M. BOYD ) each or the 17 pe.(Ctnt is a "The Third." Frequently, they just take a first or mid- dl~ name frQm thelr'dads or grariadads, but not necessarily the name entire. I Q. "How can you tell the rcmale guinea !owls from the male guinea fOWls?" A. onJy by their -Mises. The"-"71e-ma~e..L-ll shrleks a two-syllable aound 11 le e · ''buckwheat." The male, a one.syllable • • • -sound like 4'quit." 1 • • • Q. "Has tbe birth control pill hurt the maternity clatbir1g business?'' · A. Badly. Underatand .Oi.a are nowhere nearif"u hlgb as P!'dlcted several yean-qo. -• • • • \\1\at kills the m<Mt people ln Japin are apOplexy; htart dlseatt, cancer-ind trafnc smashups in that order. I . .. . You know !hat sort ol bicycle with tile • undenhU\g handle bars? Rtqulm the · rldel to pedal :lhe tlilng llrl 1ien1 .. v1r 1pcslUon. Takes.aome gctlln& Ultd to. But imdlcal exi:ifrts contlrm t.he claim thlt it'i rnoreflifinoal , more ef!lctcnt, moN comfortable to rl~ • bike that way than to s.ll stralaht up; • . -. • • --. ' • • L ,!'.\• ·-·~-Q--"-·-''-''---'·-'-"-''~~~~~~~~-"-~_c_,_~_L_o_,~A~7 Amerieitn s: Must-Restless People on Eart .. . . llJ,iJill'B C. DE4NI • , IGr dtcodel, began to lo$e IL Tiie -t . EDITORIAL notable turnabout a.me ln the South WASHJNGTOI( -Milµons <JI lamlllts · 'where 1 loog·tenn tttnd of popul•tlCll ""'about to eDt• 1 lime cl anxiety. With ...:_ RES~l'D lou ..., reversed. Thouoand• ·cl blaeu U.eDd of·U.. oehool year, tbey·wlll pock" • .'IJD. -... 1iJJ\it!CI to n .. 11\0 South -more than I up Ute lddl and their poo......,s and i:otumed -bu! Ille rate cl depanure had \."move to another borne perbaP,S-1n the ~ .. -r -''°wed duf'ina the~Sls.tiea whl~the rate 1 dtv, perbapolto the suburbs, JlC1' detet.rloaa ellects. Yet Gana wrote.In•. ·o1 rtturn bad 'quickened Still 11 W8' a . • ..II{ .ioolhor-te. critlcllDi of the Plclwd .book that "W> . great lnOwc cl whltea _~bout '1.r:' · a Mb.Or aQ Americans move lo , dOObtedly some peop~e suffer ~rom t9f> .-that~ accountfld for the regl 's net orq yeu' .. .,I. .~I . of 36.1 million much mobility, e>peetally wbeD it is Jn. gain of 500,000 during the decade. .' ct-..i ~ in a· ni<;ent l~ VOlunlaJ7.'' ... , ·o.~apbers hhe dllOcll!ty prtdic- pa'lod 111(\'oyed ~ the Ceha\is Bureou. • ,\moog the mlgrints! are studenll oeel<· ting whetller America's ·mobWty rate will . ' . lllch mobllity is nothing oew in this na· ing college' educations away from boaie.. 'grow or -.e. 'l'echnology points ln tian ol lminigranta .. But there .~' a rising newl~ma 'eds .setting. up their first both.directions at once. For example, the ...,.,..,, about Ille Impact all this moving .household! eorponite "gypsies" follow· prooiise of higbspeed mass transpona· , is ha'riog on ·~ rriovers LberDselves and ing their eers, academics seeking bet-tion might induce people to stay where on the naUori as 1 whole. ter · OM, and elderly people looking they are, even if the)' take new jobs- V11a .Packard arguea in bis book, A forwaftl to a sunny retirement. f-.rt~r from home. On the other hand. J:{J,liOll' ~ Str911iers, that. mobil~'ty may n are riot 90' much ·lured ..to be\'ter commuter serVice and improved be~ flictor ~a t of IOdal ills-~ -pastures as they are driven from comrnmticati~ milltlt encourage a }ol of aleoldlau1 high ·dt~ n • their ~es. These ind~ n\lgratory work en to move even fa:rtber"-wa,y fi'ol!l fi4elllY -.and coal. d ls o r'<l er s. laborers, ~}>em blacks seeking wortf'\n 'their jobs. · · l Pacbrd~1 main thesl!I ts that high nortbem cities,.,.and fann families who One thing seeQU sure: additional area!I ~~.it:t' to rootlessness ·.and Call QO longer compete with corporate of fast. 'growth will have second thoughts de bon, producing a sen.se of agriculture: The arm population which about. , allowing in many m .o r e national aoila1 fragmelitaUon. . . re&ebed its peak o 32.5 million in 1916, newcomers. 'lbere-ls talk in · ·some- Many lid.al IC'lenUsts agref that mov-· -fell Uofu lS.8 mi!U in t96Q)o,s.7 millioo places aboq.t . instituting ·"residency inc ls a~ of trawna, especlal_tx.tor iii 1'10, arid is still f .lling~.... Rennits" and aett-ing ."population cell-wtV!s. ·Psyeh!attjsts Myrna J. Weissman While the. exodus f m rural to urban ings" 'to keep out unwanted migrants;_ -1.lf.;ualJIDe $. 'faykel of the ,Yale SchOol Amet:ica continues, e most explosive · ·Residents in SOUJe areas are alreaQ,y ol. Medicine, report that depreimion is populM1on nlovement in recent years has try.Ing to bold· back population gro"'1h by "extremeljr COIJlfl\OI\'.' among ~en been from the central ·~tfes to the· restricting new sewer hookups and who have recently moved to. new sur-. sutiur&s. 'I!his trend bad been ac-building .permits. • roundinp1 °Movine," they ·Wrote, "often ' celeraung-for. 50. yean before it--became So far, <there is no indication tbat ~ lnordm.,te demands on the in-a tidal wave in the Sixties. Today, seven mobWt'y rates are decreasing substan· dlvtdu.al.1 to adapt and raises o::intinUed of every ·ten ArQer!Cans live in tially. Americans have been charac-~es, to his identity." .... metropolitan areas and of that seven, .terized:by high mobility since the ~artiest .-But others, like author Elizabeth four live in the sub!D'bs. . days !Jf the nation. Long after the East BanteU, believe that moving is a means Some mobility patterns hold strong was settled ahd 'the ·West was "''Oil, their · of self-discovery, "a time that adds new while others are beginning to fade .qway. moving habits ~rsist~. They appear dlmefWods and me8:Jling to life." Vermont , which had been l<>11ing its destined to remain one of the most Sociologi!t Herbert J. Gans thinks that popul_alion for 150 years, showed a first-restless J>eople on earth. "Ameri~.'' , Pa~ mts:Perceived the reason why time-gain of 15,000 in the 1970 census. as the poet Stephen Vincmt Benet wrote mcdf" people _ move and o~rstated the Ohio, which had been gaining population 30 years ago, "are always moving ori." -~ ~nnally: Wlcks --neaI _,.Prtf Laird Mus( End l 1ite rnal ,Struggles, T rim White House Aides :In Action Ch~tian Science Monitor Service 1 Jolrt Comally of Texas rejoined the Nixon White House staff at the low point r;1. Ni%00 fortunes in early May and -noW aay1 be will be leaving In ''midsummer.'' ·. HU biinds add that be came aboard ex· • peeling to do a 6'klay hitch -which Is _7 . .t>ou,t what it will amount to. - · In other words 60 days conies pretty CANAD ... 01~ co. / . Prose, Verse close to being a very able politician's E. . Jif" • guess as '°_the right lonnufa for getting ': x~inp. 1es En~¥~if AL H.L .. Mencken '" •• :· the Ntion political blessing without get· : ting tangled in future Watergate fallout. ~ ~ Al watchers of political form in WaShlngton we t1p our hat to Mr. Con- nally. He hA.s probably rtgured il all out .about fS clearly as any politician. cOuld. ,,. He earned enormous ·political credit in ! the Nixon ·political bank by coming board While ill!3 exodus was almost a , · ttampede. Most 'serious studelll of American let- ters are famlliar With what AJistair Cook:e·ca.11ed the "vintage Mencken,'' the later writings of the gfeat American critic H.f.. Mencken, now dead more than 17 years. . Cati Bode. a professor of-English and author al. a thorough Mencken biography, offers a delightful coiled.ion of well ... c:bOsen examples of both early prose and, Bu.t 14 :1tay on beyond ''midsummer" 1 • • wwld certainly entangle him i n ~t '.Watergate fallout , whatever it~rnay tum out to be. Alio, lt would make him in " part relpOOSible for whatever Mc. Nixon deem to do oext about inflation and the surprisingly, verse by the Sage of .• Amerl.can economy. Why take Baltimore in the book. "The Young . ~ty ln aucb matters un-Mencken." ---r--1lf'Cl'Sl8rlly? Mr. Comally "gave" a The emiJest ~a re fiom the ;· _Pres conferente at the White House to Baltimore new.pen-where Mencken '-anncunoe his expected departure, It was got his sta'rt. 'Ibere also are selections of . " note.,nby for the deftness With which Mencken's begimlngs in . criticism - l he di ... a!l90Ctated himself both from Nix-books, plays, music. • -on eoonomiCI and frinn Nll:on Watergate His perceptive appraisals of creative 'strategy. Mr. C.Ormally bad come ~ck to figllres were seldom ~or abandoned -, , W~ngton al ihe call of a. ~rnetwf ~by-ihe author: .--writers-mt as Joseph ~ l:need. He wilt leave with no role to detelld Conrad, dramatists such u Henrik. Ibsen. ~ eu1.-·in Watergate or economic matters. and com~ suc.h ~Richard Strauss. f He was a friend in need -only. Jim One thful is certain a~ Mencken : 'al1ey must be nodding almost envious even in youth he wrote with a tang. { ~al. Even that old master couldn't RONALD C. HOOD have pla,ecl the hand better. Ast0elated Preu ·'' WASHING TON -Al a long and very private dinner in Paul Young's restaurant here recently outgoing White House consultant Jolm B. ~ally told incoming White House cOrfSultant John B. Laird about so~ of his fn,tstrations, then warned: move in fast and take com- plete charge. ' l...aird agreed that his first target must be to end the inter- nal power struggles which will threaten the Post·Watergate White House. The vacuums created by -·fhe forced departure of H. R. Haldeman and John El)rlicb- man are· faz;, from fil~. . ..., -. - But an even more challenging problem, Laird arid Connally agreed, is to reverse . \Yhat they both 'regard as the incredible and dangerous fl9w of power fr<m· the • departments .... and agencies and its (!9n-- centration.in the-Whiti:'HOU.se. · THAT POWER FLOW was engineered by Haldeman and Ehrlichman aver faur years with the obvious coiisent of Presi- dent Nixon. Thus Laird's detennlnaUon to reverse the flow of power, difficult enough anyway, ·may be mad~ more 90 by the President himseff. But even If. Mr. l'.\i-XOn resists, ~ird's intimates ~Y he is committed to return- ing power to the departments and ending what ·be and other politicians consider the most dangerous accumlllalioo of raw and unsupervised P9Wer within the White House-ever in peacetime. -Laird has now counted 68 White House aides Who, at the start ol. Mr. NilOD "'s se- ·oond term, were working ~Uy under E·hrllchman and responsible only to him. It wu that huge staff which gave Ebrllchman sole contro1 over the entire domestic side of the federal government. He ruled it, ho.th c.oonally and Laird '11.soovered, with an itt1n hand. THUS, CONNALLY intimates have told Laird that Ehrlichman's ouster of James E. Akins as top White HOuse staffer on Leave My ~rain Alone . . 1JIJlt about everything a doctor does or ~ as madness at all. It's lhe system that ... ' does not do to a patient is a medkal tX· ~ drives people loco. Etc., etc. l perlmj!Dt. Even i>relcrlbing .. pirin for CHARL. ES McCX. 'BE. There is something particularly cruel 11 pain ii to some degree a medical ex-and ln1tumane in using prf_liOners to periment. 1be taking of isplrin ·Is· not further the cause of psychosurgery, 1 wf~t ltl risks. Every time a ~octor himsell·7 ""~ch can be called a mutilation of the 1 Qlll JOO be 11 perlorm1ng a vlyl3ecl100. Altbough thert have been great g~~·bra:'• cells cl questionable medical value.· ,__ Yel there a,re limits .to -the-ac·-in our-knoWledo of the brain In recent The deal Is rotten from the siart; ~n ctptaWtty ot' a pa~ient. What are tbe years, there has been no conclusive you promise a m.an with a long sentence · guJdellnes on the demonstration that more good than harm a pardon lf he "'ill subj~ hlrnself to a matter? The · most has l'ellllted even from operations on dangerous medical erperiment, you are ~ : famous formtilation well-defined organic brain 'diseues, like making a bargain lhat is literally , _.... was that of the great tumors or epilepsy. A I ea d t n g devilish. ~ ~· ~French-psycbolurgety 1dV<liC8te against violence, TO E 00 a v ent' m_ an to 4 phyllologlst, Claude Dr. Frank R. Ervln, of UCLA medical learn the causes ol vioi---e which Is Bernard• oehool A)'I' -' "The J,r1nclple of "~ t~peuUc rtsulls to date are where the ma~ter stands right now, ii to medical and surgical not overwhelrnlng. We blve cur.ed. aome .~ more criminal ~han to be criminally morality, tbem'ore, people of lhtlr epllepay: we have cured violent it.M;lf .. And Just how can .a pertoo . conei.sta in De\''-:(( IOO'le ol. their behavior diSCN'der · we have ~ brain is .!iupposed to be unpaired perfonnlnc on man an experiment which curt<! ai:lftt of bof.h· and we ha~e cured §,.___give informed coosent to an oper•Uon on ~ miChl be hmntul to him to any extent,: number Ol neltber.1• • ""' ~t M:lf~e orgari? · .... tboqh the result mJabt be llfa!!IY . • , .JI'.• all o(.us have~ drta~ cl having our edvantaleooJ to JC:ience, l.e .. ,to the · THE TREATMENT O'r in ad r1 es s , brau1 'lamper¢. with. Jt s an ancient health of others • violent or bot, hll never been in lower dread, and t think a well·founded one. , · • esteem than toda.y .. We have two entire Tl's somehow lied up with ,the idea thal -r;. DR. ~ERNARD'S gUidellnts teem to d I 1 c I p I i n e 1, p s y ch I a ~ r y and the soul resides tomewhere in the br11Jn. , me not only relevant to tbt: prau.t Ml psychoanslylil, which are baaed on no and that our entire nature would be debole about poydlolurgery · on the . •grted dtl!Dil¥1n of their .. bjoct matter. mutilated U electrodes wert alllched to vioient: but concluslvt'. Another useful No one knows what madness Is, yet we sonie of our millions of brflln cell!I. • 1 1uldellne for doctors Is: Woufd the doctor go on tteatlng It madly. -. Just how many people outside prlsort' -·"be rillng"t.o perform cri hif own brain Scblsoph'teOia ·tbay' or ·may not be a would glv!! their: informed consent to an ,, the operation he JX"QPOMI to perfonn on cbmllcal imbalance In the mind. operation · lo alter thtir b e h a v I o r i tM blJinl ot otherl? Or ~Id be subject Neuroeit may oome from an OedJpal coo· '1Iavor1bly'' by ·a brain ope.raUon? As of • hlmaol/ to ti et the hand! of another doc-met . .,. from being •polled rotten. s..ne_ now, the thing is ...,.. a civil llbertte• , tot" before perf~I it on others ra~lctl ahrlnks say there is no 1Ucb thlh&-· and mor~l ~cstioh ~ a·medlcal one. ' ·' ... " I. ( EVANS ·NOVAK J the energy crisis was dictated by · Ehrlichman's fear that Akins knew too much ' .:.. that is, far more than Ebrllchman,-8~ut the·,comµi; oU-and· gas shortage. . , ' "Ehrlichman saw Akins as a threat." one Connally· in!lder told u s . "EhrUcbman wanted to run the whole show, an~ 'the. President, apparently wanted him to run ~ whole .show." The result: ·a dangerously weak energy pollcy. . . . 1\'imming that swollen staff back tq a maximum of 30 aides is· one side of Jhe -coln.:d--J,.air.d.~s.probl~eYersing..tbc flow of .• p6wer into the White House:--The other side of ~he coin -conYincing cabinet;,.members that they must now start nllU'ling their own affairs for the first time in the Nixon administration - Is going to be harder. UJRD IS NOW quietly visiling each cabinet department, spreading this alien doctrine to cabinet members and their top staffs: Don't send your problems over to the White House anymore; ban· die -fherii . yourselves. For some of the passive, obsequk>us yes men of the cabinet who were tu'rned into limousine puppets by the · Ehrlichman·Haldeman White House, the Laird order means trouble. · "Some of1hese guys haven't made a decision for months," one La 1 r d lieulenant told us. "They've almost forgotten !)ow." Since he moved into the White House on June 18, Laird has been pounding bard · on this them°' Stop shunting bard declsims off to the White House. U-1..al.rd'S scheme to teverse...the po\ver now works, each department will galn in- fluence over such matters as pre!lidential vetoes or departmental b i 11 s . a~ pointmenU: to high of flee in each depart· ment and development of administration policy. rr MEANS, 1n short, a pOwer revolu- tion within the Nixon administration, re- quiring almost as much change and perhaps as much time as nm-ma.tty oc-- curs when ooe admin'lstratl~ replace's another. In addition, Laird plans other chan.gts \\-ilich could transform the White House from a dictatorial palaa: to a pli~e where the President lives and the cabinet meets to help him make decisions: <me . such change: ending near total authority over nUdd.le-level personnel by ·a single office in the White House. To supervise the more loosely structured, decm- tralized personnel policy he has in mind, : say Laird intimates, Laird will put newly returned presidential aide Bryce Harlow in charge of post·Watergate per90Mel policy. If Laird is able to make these changes, the result \.'{ill be a profoundly new and improved tone throughout lhe second Nixon administration. If be can- not, Laird's tenure as domestic Whito· House chief may be distressingly short. Taxpayer Fights City Hall ·Who says you can't fight city hall1 Or tbe--county court house? Dan Grigaky is trying. And so far he's on the winning side. Dan and his wife u~· a house trailer on AO acres or land rural Route 4, ' outside of ·Chico .. They' re young rriar- rleds, just starting out. 'Mleii have 70 turkeys, a tractor, high ' hopes -and a lot of trouble with t h e coUnty tax assessor. The Assessor jum~ ed their ~_perty taxes ~75 percent last year. Grigsby ·claims the property has actually deprfr' clated because of a real estate subdi- vision nap in that area. On Lhe back of Grigsby 's notice or assessment was an cxplanatiOTI that he couJd appeal the assessment. if he • \vanted to try. The problem was the ( ...... _R_u_s_w:_'.-\r:_~_o_N_J for the assessor 's nssodaUQit. ·Someone represented lhe slate's count y supervisors and someone else, the state Board of Equalization. Dan has a burning resentment against bureaucrats wlth logic·llght minds and open pockets. He said so, right there in the committee room. And he helped "'in the day. The committee passed SB 443, 5· 1. Now it's to the full Senate for a vote. Grigsby told the Senators about one episode that triggered his passion on the issue. It occurred at the assessor's offi ce in Chico, on the day he went tl)ere to argue his own case. While he "''as waiting he overheard an elderly v.•idow appealing her laxes. The asSCS90r had just slapped a considerable increase on her lot. lie contended that half of it Would make a good building &!to and he based h1s assessment on potential market. value. "Bui.'' pleaded the widow, "that i5 the lnnd my soo and l ~ to raise our chickens and our goat. That's the only "·ay we can supplement our income." "TOO BAD. rt you can't pay tbe tlxes, sell Lhe lot." 1bat was the astea90C 's sage advice. •·\Vhat the hell kind of a govenunent is that?" grov.,led Grigsby. "What chance docs a little guy have against that men· tality ?" As long as there are guys around like Dan Grigsby, maybe there is a chance. But. don't lean back' and leave Ban Grigsby out there alone. Alter all, even Oa\'id had moral support wben he tack· led G-OliaU.. Drop your legislator a line. Tell him to support SB 443. The taxes you save ma y be your ov.n ! deadrme for appeal ~ .. ioog gone -four How to Addi·ess Our Lawmakers months gone. \Vhen he asked the deputy assessor about that. he was !old that was . just lough luck. Pay up, budd~ Jt war about that time that Grigsby U. S. SENATORS heard about Senale Bill 433. You Alon CramlOa (0 ), 312 N. Spring St. rernember SB 443! ThBt's the one by Los Angeles 90021 and John V. TlUlney Senator Va.mes Wed w or 1 h . (0.. (D}, Rm. 14223, 11000 Wilshire Blvd., Los JnglewooCI). lt \\-"OU]d transfer rebu~ble Angeles 90024 .. Durjng 'Congressional s.es- presumptlC)l'I. from the back of the tax· sloos: New Senate Office Bldg., Wash- paye.r to the neck of the tax collector and ington, D.C. ~I. · ~ the lax aaaessor. u. ·s. REPRESENTATIVES IN O'l'ffiR WORDS, SB 443 would hold (Orange County Only) the taxplyer Innocent until. proven guilty RJcbard T. !Janna (34th _J;?istM~D), -and the property owner "'°rrect on .liii-946f-Onndliy Sf., Cypresa OOGJo: Andrew market value of his property unt.11 proven HJuJiaw, (39th Dlstrlct.-ll) P.O. Box otherwile. 4082, Santa Ana, 92702; Craig Hosmer 'lliat,sald Dan Grigsby, sound.I like my (32nd Dl5trict-RI. Security Bank Bldi .. · k1nd of law. Suite 620, 110 Pine Av&., tong Beach So he aru1 his wife padded ·do"11 here to 908112. Clair Blll'1eaer ( 41.nd Oistrlct-R l . Babylon to take on I.ht pharisees. Tuey 78&1 ,.lission Center Court. Suite 107, San 1tt~ the Senate ~!_enue and Ta1>:. ~;zo, m_QI. During COO~lona.1 ~S· alloh iiatrtngs on SB W . As il tumecf s.OOS. Hanna, 1516 Longwortfl Hou~ Of . out. Gr111ttf found hlmaelfst&t\ding there . flee Bldg.; Hinshaw. 111.8 Loogv.-orth In f:rmt"Ot thole leP.laton testifying on . I-louse Office Bldg.: lfosmer, 2217 Ray· betfalf of the bUI -bluejeans, sandals. bum lrt>usc Office Bldg., Burgt'ner. 1504 workshirt and all. L<!,ogworth House Ol!ic. Bldg., Waslling- "Polltlchuu are always talking about ton, O.C. ~15. the poor lll~e tnpoyer. Always in the STATE SENATORs thlrd perton. w~u. I'm ... of ti».!e lltlle FROM ORANGE cou~i'-v guys and I can talk In the first person. : . ''J think It's about tlmt the law was on Dennis E. Carpenter (34th Dlstrici-R), my side " . Box CC, Ir:vlne 92G64. Committees: · Agriculture, Local Government , Select TJIEl\E WERE spokesmen from Committee on Environmental control, powt.rful lntercsu there oppoalng the blll. "Select Comm'tt.ce on SalJnlty Intrusion In Some dude from Sonom·a county S(:)CHce Mi:rlcultur;al Soll, Jolnt • Committee on • , ' Education Evaluation and Joint Com· mittee on Leg i slat iv e Retiremen t. 'James E. Wbetmore (35th Dh11rlct-R1, 13163 Brookhur!lt, Garden Grove 92641. Committees : Business and Professions, Health and Welfare .• Transp<>rtatlon and Industrial Relations. During legislaUvc sessions : State Capitol, Sacramento, .Ca lif. 95814. STATE ASSEMBLYMEN TIUJ~fURANGE COUNTY Robert E. Badham (71st District-R 1. 1649 Westcl!ff Dr., Newport Beach, 92660. Committees ; Public Employyj,ent and Jtetiremenr, \Vale r and chairman of Com· n1erce and· Pub lic Ulilltl~. J o b n \'. Briggs 13Sth District -R), 1400 North l{arbor Bh•d., Fullerton 92631. Commit· recs: Filfllince and Jnsuraoet, Labor fit. lations and Revenue and T11aUon, Select Committee oo Environlnent.al QUalities, and chairman, Joint Committee on Atom· ic Development &f)d Spnce. Robert lt. Burke (70th District -R), tn32 Bt:ach Bl\·d., Hun tington Beach 92847. Commit· tets: EducaUo n, EleciJons ,and Coostltu· tional Amendments and vice cf\ainoan, Tran~p<>rtallon. Keanelb . Cory (69th Di!itrict.-D), 561 N. EucUd, P. 0. Box 4384, A1'ahelm 92800. C o m m I t t e e a : Education, Labor Relallon!I and Revenue t1nd Taxation. Durtng leglalatlve mnk>ns: State Capitol, Sacramento. C.Uf. 11181~ ••• -' . .... I DAILY PILOT I ·. . ' . .: . ~~{ ...,:,, • ' ·- ' .. , .. '< "f1ANO·fACK "40Nl.lt' ... lf'-S A ·~t f'T)Nk 8UCi t .. Girl Faces ' . Weddin.g Or Jail . ' BALTIMORE (UPI) -Kim ' McNabb, 19, has a choice; G<> to jail _or get married to her codt!:fendant iq a drug case. Criminal . Court J u d g e Ow)es p. Harris said last weet _)e' 'Would · sllspentl any sentence ~ i m p o s e d .for · poioeialon d LSD . and mart- ~ ·u llhe married Thomas Sonl-1lold. Sommerfield. 24, .... g1 ... a autPended 11-month term and placed Oii pn>botlon !or • year alter he p!eoded guilty to marijuana possession. '!be Judi• ~ the &irl ... moN lftwlYed ill U.eae and that he .... less Inclined to ~~~ .... ~ r-he~iorr.ifo .-..1d· sbe Wu "unable to go It alone and rrmrriage might have a good effect Oii her." . lbln'ls waa told µie C!JUple pl-to marry In Sep- . . ·-· Jnc!icatlng he would . ~-like to'·aee the marriage date ~' hf ~id be would _ ~tpone Miss McNabb' a · ~for one week. ' "When you get married, let me know llDd I'll take. the . f 5amellCllon11ldldwilh SommerflelCf,•• be told her .. . Tlie dl!lendanls milled, ld!S- ed,. then walked o<ll hand In hand. State -Prison · .-Population , • l1Crei,ts1ng-- SACRAMENTO !AP) -'!'be number • ol. Inmates a t Callfcrn!a 1tate priions is clinili!Da: ateadlly, and some abandoned ceUblocks m a y have to be reactivated to.han- dle the increaaed number ol cmvlcts, 'state o(ficlals : ~Id loday. 'lbe Ile!>ortm•nt of Cor' rections' newsletter said lhat 'as of June-20 there were 11,454 state pri!IOrt iMlates -an in- -creue -o1 about 1,500 in the p..t yeer. · .'..'.The recent p o p u I a t I o n build-up bas created <rowdlng probleml in the medium-dose security faciliUes." t h e deportment said. "ll l\85 been necessary to resume double celllq after' some two yea'rs fn which it was not required. "About 500 Inmates are dou· ble celled at San Quentin aloll~ with another 50 ·. at both · 'Folsom and Soledad." the department said. It noted thflt during the 1960s about Z.500 cells contained two prisoners· ~·Ir the present rate of I~ crease contlnlfes. deoortment oflicla1s mav be forced to sttk a~ additional appronriation in 1=. ~use:' un~~~O:;; tho,,e at Susanville a n d .., Soledacl." th e department reoorted. "In the m ea n time . I~ stituUons t14ve· been instructed to review potential minimum 9eCUl'itv e11.ndidates ror possi- ble trans.fer~ ·to housln,; in minimum Sf'<:Uritv ir\.•titutlons . and camm.'' it added. state otndals IBV th&l>OP'.111-I Uon hike is camect pri\llaritv · by, tougher policies Gil gr . ~1n.r'pm>le fOIS ·on granting pro- , baUon to ·fewer convicted felons. "- Drink Tied . . ' To Deaths o -• SAN DIEGQ_{_API.-Dr1nk· •. ing· dri•en were lnTI>lved in an e!lht tnlllc deeths last mmth In the. San Diego com- mond aroa of the Hlg!lw1y P..,,,l, the chief says. , Capt. 1-nl DeGniff said , a arrest! wen made tn M1y ... driving -the Influence \ ol lkobol, 40 percent om the IOtll " Illy last )lell'. '!be ""°" 1111 monlll ranJed 1· ' , Ip ln>m 311 to I. lleGl'oU , ~ line of, the drtvm ln- vo!wd IUl'Vl""'1 end hove beeri chorlld with felony drunken drivlilc end JlllN!lug!lur .. _ ·. ,. -.. - .• Sunday, July l , 1973 . . 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Once aaa1n .u three, but Mpeeially Patty Cake, are , plucking at the national heartstrinp in a saga ol re- union and concord. . b UY Cake Is the pride and joy, not only of her parents, but of the tOO, since she Is Ifs first gorilla born In .captlvlty -and since gorillas are counted among endangered apecles. · For . six months after she wa1 born, she lived in an Idyll of familial bliss, even though Lulu tended to be overprotec- Uve, ·and only let Kqo thuch · the baby now and tJien, Zoo director John F1tq:erald attributes 'thl1 _distruat to Kongo'• Jl'QPeMlty to "rouch- houlU,." ...l "after ,n, lbe knows hlm better than we do," he says, deferm& to maternal'. wtldom. • To Jet Lu1u relax from her vigilance, the .zoo b e g a n separating Patty. Cate' from the par~nla for three bourJ a day, ln adjoinlng cage.. It waa then that It happened: Trytnc to put an end to aome byplay between Konao and Patty Cat«, Lulu ar•bbed and pulled one of the baby's arms - cauaing the other a r m , between the bars CG Kongo's side, to bfeek. · · • WhUe Pntty Cab apen~ ·"On the day of lplroductlon, i-. ... 'll>e tlllrd !Imo• three -tho r<CUperatlq at ,.. )IUt Lulu ui4 Patty Cake In lriod, tho beby 1 top p • d 1n Jllimal holpltil at the • -1nl· So Lulu plcUd lier 5....,. 7.oo, emoUOoo and oP1n-, oeperote cqeo ao Lulu coWcl . up and cuddled her to lier, and Ion among human elperts lool: lbtullh tho hen al the the baby, DO Ioncer frl&hlenid , I ran hlah on •tber she baby aiil we could Judge her aruped bold." I should be raised by two Peers reaction," Mr . Fitzgerald M for Konco_. 1 ~ I at theBrons:, or be retwned to recalls; "W showed greit i.rr-shortly thereafter, ~ 1ave · her perenta. . tereet but did not ...... OV1!l'ly DO areat -ol -but ' I FlnaJli, Dr. Ronald D. excited. 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Justices Burger, BTackmun Spaeth explains, punching Supnme Couf1. deeisions he's Powell, 'and Rehnquist,.., nr'. away at a pocket calculator predicted since January, 1972. ·Spaeth says. "They haven't beside .hia .telephone ... Tbat'.1 "Some lawyers maintain Deen on the court Jang. • .more · tban 2,600 . rank order· -that ever} case is unique, '1..at enough.'' · ings." · · . '._ you can't go from one to When be goes to work on a -Eventually, data·reductlon another," says Dr. Spaeth. But case, Or. Spaeth collects data technjques identified three he considers that premise "a from news accounts. "Briefs values, freedom, equa1ity, ind little bit absurd," figuring · a and lower court records · are "New Oeallsm," which BC· Scientist should be able to not available to me, nor am I counted for 84 percent of the predict human. l he r e r o r e pr e s en t d u r i n g or a. I cumWaUve category acales. judicial, behavior. . arguments,'' he says, "so Freedom 1.ilclude1 polltlt.~ Sitting in his cramped, i>i:int-dependency upon the · news procedural guarant~f t~ . . out littered office, Dr. Spaeth media is total:" · Dill of Rights; equality en·. ' enumerates h i s successful The prediction p r o c e s s compasses category scales court predictions. Besides the begins with the basic assuinp-dealing with . .desegregation, latest ~atton case there lions that all human behavior voting, and like iS!Oes; and ·were decisions on the Pen· is goal-oriented .and that in· New Dealism covers economic tagon papers, confidentiality dividuals are faced with matters. of news sources, Muhammed alternative courses of action. The major values were ar-r. Ali's battle to avoid the draft, From that comes the ranged into . eight possible and on and on. hypothesis that pn individual combinations, ranging from a · And he acknowledges cases will ~se his choices on what "plus 1" attitude ·toward all he's missed, the most reeenl Dr. Spaeth calls "personal three to a "!Jllnus I" attitude involving capital punishment, policy preferences." Those toward all three. Dr. Spaeth Curt Flood's hase~l anti· . preferencea: are affected by a calls each of the eight a value trust suit, and abortion. "The person's attitude .toward · an system' and l~bels . them: odds the court would find object -business, for in· liberal, civil libertarian, in· abortion laws unconfil.iMi.Q_p_.M__11all'e -3§Jll as bil--.!t.:__jiY.Ld..,ua~.~llU~t utopian were about 90rtf'W~iTUde towardlbe s1fuation in· eolfecttV1st, ·benevolent ' Spaeth maintains. . volving the object :_ a 4!1uthoritarian, New Dealer, What hl'lppe~ to hi s buSiness monopolizing its and conservative. 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Party, ~ill snil Into Boswn !_cade1·shi., 11<1ide !;1st year harbor. !he corn •1i"-!liO'l roiscd some Jta message: the bict:n· $3 "'i!lion throu ch lh•• s:1le of teMinl is con1ing, ready or commemor3tlve medals and nol . plO\\·cd l'.. ~:lcK lnlo the-states . And unfortunately, t~ Unit-and · organizatlcns 'planning ed. States. appcnrs to be le!S ~ .bir.!m tennJ <!I actlviUea. ThJs thil}l11!ady to celebrate the spring it gave 52.1 ml,lllon. to 2IQh anniversary of Its bi~tb -:;.....-, ~ th fl_ stntcs it1 a match1og is an independent nallon. -:::.-granu prograni. Despite some interesli.ng llt··:DJA CA't:'i\IGN t>lans by scvernl key cities.· lack ol significant federal planning and re{usnl b y Congress to put up the monc.\' may let ·the nat ion's birthday pass with ·Jess than nam- boyant notice. '-lC...-----...:·----"ll.lil-.1......,...,~~~ The Beaver. cohceived and . ,, .... 111u11r111oi1 financed by a pri vate group, is • ; typical of 1he u 'pc 0 m I n g That . after another s1x·mon1h Instead. 1ow· cities ~ould be A mer I can Rev o I uti,on . delay. recognized Bo s to n . bicentennial. She is the pr~ :-The c·o i"il m i s s I o n \vas Phllndelphia , \VnshiflCtQn ·and duct ol citizens taking up a directed to "plan. cncoura,1te, J\liami. . • task largely ignored •by a develop .and coordinate .. a fit· Last winter, a staff report federal government either ting celebration. Initially. it by.the Howe Judiciary Cotn- unable or unwilling to· corn-was assurned there would be rnittcC ·concluded "that with memornte Its own creation. one· city d.~slgnritcd as the na-only occasional exceptions'. MISSEP CHANCE tional fOC'aJ point to boi;;1 -a and dcs1Jite pamphlets full of -1'he federal effort . bci;i:un in giant exposilioo. projections and ideas~ the 1967 under President John.son . Aflcr four . years or k1..-eir contntlssion haS\ffil\£ur failed seems lo :ha\•e missed its compet!Hon. -·the commission to consistently generate ·Ian· chance h>r a bicentennial dccid.cd tht!re 1,1•ouldh'! be a gible programs for the Dicen- world's fa ir like Expo •. the one single blccntrnnial c 1 t v. lennifll." around which Canada's recenl -· ___ , ____ . ___ :_ - centennial was celebrated . Fairs take money a n d Washington i'li pleading pover-r ty. So far, tile American Re\'olution Bicentennial. Com· A\\'8rt Ullll the bici!:ntennial is still a y3~uc, futuristic con- cept for most Americans, the commission .this montti · Is launchin1 a . massive med" can1p.a,i(!"n ain1ed at awakening the public. But the · g r ea te s't ac-' . complis.hmen1 of commission has been• ·in helping org{lnize local bicentennial com'll is!ions· jn ·.every state afld territory and .in more-than 100 clties. This grassroots netwf)rk Is actively planning. l\nd> it has hnd-more· Ju.ck gellirlg local financing or' money Ulrough regular federal channels than lhe commission has had get- ting rnooey natiOrlilly.' For Ifie tourist, the Smith- sonian is addirig a liall or ft1ariti111e Enterprise. Air nnd -::;;~~gn';i.~~ !~\ew;~ 1"\n' ly at· "'enn81y· ~at· the lair. With little time Jefl. it -\iii -~ ~ -~ · is unlikely to do so now . • ,:~eJ)<:~~,~·!·~~igh-t~~·.'.~; 19.· 99~. Gasbach.1·. ··-All of t1'e picture -·loenlities . ~:!~;r~~~~;~:,~~~:1 the flavor and fun _of Some eastern cities \vherc in- dependence was t¥>rn .. have ="/~..,~;~~~·~~,;.,: outdoor cooking,_ only Space fl1useum . a new art gaUery and a special hall to hotJ,,c memorabilia from tht! 1876 Cente1u1ial. The old Senate llnd Supreme· Court chambers in the Capitol. Jong neglected storerooms, ore being restored as the ha Us where the oratory of Webslcr,. Clay a·nd Calhoun once rilng . At r'ort Washington in nearby Maryland, visit.ors "'ill see in a livng n1useum how soldle.r s .of Geor ge Was~ington's am1y lived anc! fought. Although fo'lorlda 's Spanish rool5 predate anyUing in the . Northeitst, 1Pil i a ni i 's bicc.n- tl!nnial focu.<ies on lhc next 100 )'ears ·with lntera1nn -, an in· 1er-Anlcrican exposition which will be built around a· brand new university. A bicentennial park is being constructed on M i a ITI i · s waterfroot. And a major bl:1ck project i.s includf'd in !he P.1artin Luther King J r-. Boulevard redeveloptTicnt . 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So far. the federAI govern· ment hasn 't aporopriate<I a penny specifically to hel n bicentennial-targeled a r e a s handle the expected flood of traffic. -, • - NO H.ELP Nor has the federal govern- ment gi\'en much helo in the form of soeciril"! olannini;. d6pite seven years of trying. The An1ericun llevolution Bicentennial Con1mission \\"ll!I created by Congress on Ju1y 4. 1966 • .zxaclly ten ,\'cars in nd-· vance of the 200th annlvcrc:nry of independence. President Johnson took 10 nlOflths lo nan1e its 1nembers. 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Hurry In CRAMPIOllHJP The Gasbach1 gas ol.lldoor cooking unit is •l!iclent. clean and portable. k>d fllDTOICYCLI IACll Permanent l<Na rock&; distrtbµle hea1 evenly without charcoal mess, Fe1tures · 8'1· OU BARRY Moisture Petals, helps you be happy wilh the face you have. T'l~~~""=""stlis11l11@*'4111hl!'.Pit111~~-,;e-fjr.,~~"J!!-~·~!il"==-";;<0•'<U'-'===~~i-·="-,..,..;===,,..====-;.__,-,-.--- mum ~ m 111.11 · •tr I cm '1J r.am .m:1-is IDlll 171 nllia I-II LOO . NlrlPlll I JCPenney We know what you're lqoking for. Shop Sund1y noon to 5 P.M. 11 the following stores: . . . FASHION ISLAN D, Newport 6~1<h 171'1 64,-2313 "' HUNTINGTON CENTER, Hunt ington Ba11 c:ll 171-4 1 8112 -7771 I 'i ' -.. JCPenney · · We know what you're looking for. ' Shop Sunday noon to 5 P .M .. al the following stores: FASHION !SLAND , Newport Beach (714) 644.23 1.3. HUNTINGTON CENTE R, Hunfin9ton B .. ch (714) 892-7771. . ' .. . . -• ' ~. .. • I .. ' . -.., • • . ' \ the . Lau~dry to Learn ·The American Way of Life . ' , By TOM ,GORMAN the subject of food is 00.: hall the popW•· ' . ot,... ~ '1.., st.it tion ·ls on a perpetual diet. · Be Informed: In tbe 0ye. of the "These &et. W.ly produce a !lartling French, we Americans are inexplicable. tjlange in 1he physique; how•v•, the • ·I thou&ht It' waa a complimenl untifl diet rar•'". i..u. -•t 1l>e first ~'!'"•• looked ·the word up in the dictlow<r)'. .., ~ ---. "lncapoble· ol bolnl •?,llined, In-moat and '{s then started all over again." ~lid. Gr -ed lot. ' NAIL ON 'l'llE HEAD. And be•·e·s Wt Amtrlcant ire ltrlni• peopt.; l'm whal'1 •ld •bout our dress habits. told. Wt tit at.re.nt:e foods and ,....,. "You r'na.Y flncl thM )"Cl.Zr American """"' cloU!es and induige in llrup · l1m11y lo •ti')' -1 In their· dre• 11-· bablll. . . , home. Thty may spend .i IOI of Ume In TllU111 INSIGin'S come from • 'lbelr l'><Jom.U 111<1 ,111111 iobu -••• hlndbool< wllfch has been 'jiv111 1o , · poclally ovor h -km · ~ o1 Frei>ch students wl1o Wtil. vllll "Your Amlriclll ·moihor m1y pnpon . -our ·=lry July 16 for a Jilllltli.loqr breokfut 11dl lll<lll1il In her both ro111 11Ay. or ·a 11m1•---·••1 "~ • • Forty of·· Iba· otudents under the "" ~· ... ..., • mppor. ausplcea of tlle Reader'• D~Olt's Foretcn You wlll llnd, loo, M AnlerlOIM don't Study League, will IWlnn to Hunlini!Oft P!'•nlll; d!'lu (formall y) f0< meoll. beach for thelr slice fA America. · _ _ 1TheY 'Will jUat wear Whatever COllutne And orian!Jen lliOullif dlty had bell er II . appro~ lu' llillllever they wore prepare the students for what they ·are !:~or-s~n ba~~J;~;'!~~: --:-g~t~qJnlo. · N>and• I·) . · CUI ol a 1•nml aeoee o!Jal~play1 w~ Clil!UJMm ~~ a fol ot altentlon feel t11at ·"' oucti1 1o "'""' )'<Ill ·-1n th•·~. _ I -· . . ··-~·--o~_ the mote etrange end' ln· "'lbtt IVtflll ertean, for sorrie fiPlloa~le fl1ln11 )'<111 will observe.~• unknown ·n-. hi• developed . an · ota)'lnt wltb the Amlrl<an famlly, tbe .aboolule felilh fu' cleanlinessc· M.,.. handbOok Nld1. generally wear the lhlrt just one day - THE.RC'l'ION on food atii.ick Mme. e1P.1Clally during t.ht 1W11mer; then have · "In tbe Untied Stale•/°" will certainly · It waolled and iNned again. · be tJlpoeed to· food an especially com-41 AMERICANS GENERALLY shower binatlonl of food wttb"-whl.ch yoo are. not or balhe 'at leut cmce a day. During the famllllr. Uems that blve surprised . SU11l!l\tr, many will shOwer twice . -:---.~ilon Jn·tbe DUJ,,lnclude pea~t -~ter _ \Ygm~. -e1~1rilly the ~er genera-· and jlliy iincf"wtaiii, cottage aieese, the tion, waSh thelrMli two or u.:ree-tiffies a - wkle _ ~ _ ol. Jello in tllads, 'Fr~ch u•eek. Everyone washes his hands before drelllne WhlC:h the French do not ctaun, the. meal. With all !t.he .washing· and \. and ~d ma)'OMlile. -. bathing that goes oo, America does a . "When you order a isandwich, be huge business in ·l00.on1 and bath oils. prepared to 1et 1 arDall nlad in the bUn "Bed sheets are chanted at least once along With the "meat. Sandwiches ·often a week (sometimes more), towels &re come with lettuce, tomato, onions and •often changed daily, Since yoo ·are here other Joddl and enda·tucked inside. to observe American life, tht best thing "Another phenomenon you will pro. to do is ask where to put the laundry and bably notice ln America while we are on t\8"o·along ~ilh it all.'' . , Jagoe Opposes Tax Plan By O,C. BUll'ING9 ot .. o.ltW ....... 'riie Oruge Ooonty IAaillt or -vo1 .... w111 .,..,.. ~ -Id' Reqln'• Revenue Cootrol ansif Tax Re- ductton-lnitiaUve . · ~ideot J~ Turlt of H1"1llnpn . -llMld • 11tatewide coalition 11· be1n& foniied to fight the measure wh;di will be on tbe ballot In • special election next Nov. 8. "This proposal woold Jock l•lo tM 'Olnltltuti.o """ llmiJI on the ablllty •I ltltt im·•~L I• NOpond ... ' choniinl ·,"""6miC ooodltlono and' -dlln&U>c 111• , , 1-l llnaiicloi." llrl. Twk ohal'fOd. ' Ille lddld !hat the ~ beUevot · thM the initl•tlve't lnoOme llll reduc~tloa propoial, t'GQpled with the pla~ I~ in sale1 ta~ . will !>orient thole with hlah lo' comes at tht expense ol lo•. -and-moder.ate.inc.ome..famlli11 Reagan's plan wo"ld wl state income ~xes by ta ~ cent the first year and redUc,M them by 7lk percent in sut·. ceP.nR years. ·There woWd be a permanent ceiling on future overall taxes,-reducinl the'totel tax burden by 20 per- cent over a 15-ye.ar Pf'irlod, the governor says. " -EDYTHE PET-E-RSt-director of the Women's Opportunities Center at UC . Jrvlne, will ad- dress the third meeting '!'hwil· day of tbe . pewly formed Orange County Chapter of tlle National Women's political caucus. The meeting is schedulid1or 7:30 p.m. at the Republic Federal Sav'in81 and Loan Building, :utlll 111. l!lh St., San· ta Ana. Co.unty .Construction Bids. Nixed; 'Too High' RODERICK S. SPENCER, D.P.M. SANTA AN~-~: The curreni remodeling of a skull Count)" has r_tiJited in a "lllit . ..-the center. -.· , ,, . -'i'"r. Smisek said he would review ' • Ar111ou11c:•1 The Oponin9 Of His Offic:o At 330 Pl•centia, Newport Beech Suite 205 FOR THE PRACTICE OF By Appointment: 645-3800 ders market ,.Joseph ::uillsek, the design of the projects t Orange ~unty director of ..'.red~u~ce:_th~e ."'sc:'o!"pe'..:anl>"'.'.d_'.co'.'.:s:'.:t.~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!~"'!!'~~~~~I Building Services .told thel- Board .of Supervisors last --Week-.------- '!'be board approved hll recommeodallin to l'l!ject bid' on eight ceunty construction . projects because the ' bidS came in much higher than department estimates. Sml.sek blamed the building ~ and the -<Jiaing cost of materials and labor for the high propooals. ' Dejected were bids for • remodeling 9f the Orange County Medical Center base-· ment, cafej.eria' serving line and the cafeteria dishwasher : construction of a county paint shop, a detention security facllity and a fire equipment building. Also tWTied down were bids on a Juvenile Hall security en- trance, air cond!Uonlng of operating rooms at t h e medical center and t h e cafeteria at that facility, and State Bike ' Toll Dips SACRAMENTO (UPI ) - Auto fatalities declined slight· ly In California in recent years, but tnere was a sh"arp incre ase in fa tal accidents in· volving .bicycle-and moto~y__._ cle riders. Highw ay P a t r o I Com· missioner Walter Pudinsk.i reported that there were 4,426 _;:;:":' lri'ffr~"vlct1mi'"~ii "':'.'le)' last year, one less than in ..... 1969. • ~ But the number ot motorcy· c1e riders killed Increased from SM to SM durln1 the four-year period, and bicycle fatallUes jumped from tie to .121. . ' Pwnp Station Bid $690,imO' . ANTA A -A low bid .or - 1810,sit has been •=pted by the Orange County Board of Supervisors for t h.e ' con- struct.Jon of the Huntington Bu"ch pump station .or the •· l!1ood Control District. The fatjlity is local~. at Adami Avenue near the 1Slhta Ana River . channel. '?)ere -.ere. eight bids received rang· Ina up to 1111,439 With tbe SUC• ..tul low bidder Ha n e ConttnJcllOn Co. o( SU>ta Ana. Our skindiver watches. ' . ... If you can take the pressure, s~ can they. For only 9.88 Everybody Into the pool, and we mean evetY.body. We've got th e skindlver's watches for the .whole family: big tor boys, bigger for women.' biggest for men. All have stainless steel cases, vinyl stra ps. calendar Wind ows. sweep second hands, and 60-minute lapsed time bezels. And the price won'I make waves in a budget. JCPemey · • ' fine Jew9l!Y We tcnow whet you're looklflg for. I I . -~ ..... : . ,,,.. Shop Sunday noon to s P .M. at th• following 1tora1: l'AS"110N ISLAND, Newp~rt BHch (7J.!1) 644.2313. . HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huotington a .. ch (714j 892-.7771. -,• • , -I L ' ·MILE SQUARE ANIMAL HOSPITAL "Debbie Chamberlain, 10, Cos ta Mesa , grooms her 'ftve-month~old lamb, "Rascal,'' In preparation for upcomln& Oranae-County Fair, Debbie, a member of En&lneera and Pinking Shean 4-H Club of Coata M111, will show her Iamb and· then SH the animal lo on the auction block at the lolr, which runs-July _ ·l~. ' Parking Increased ·J , D. lhtt1P1 •d, D.V.M,' . -,_,., .................. ....., TWELVE TO FIVE OUR .SUNDAY HOURS SANTA ANA -A contract · to double the size of the Oranae County Medical Center parkln1 area has been award· ed by the .Board of Supttvlsorl to GTS COnstruction Of Lona . ,. ·• Sou~h Coast ?Ian Beach. · . . : ,. • Make trimming sheer delight. --,~.....,.... . - and trimmers at Pe~neys. · ~ 299 ' -. Olseton cor~i,u lhrub trimmer. f99tu"9 13/fl" double edge blade with ™MHt!Ck .coating. ~tt,,Y ope~ated with ntchlrger. Diss ton cord! ... electric hedge trlrrim.r. FeatureJ 14" doubl9 edge blade and ba"-7- pack for gre•r running time and torque. 1· Non-stick coating QI') blade. lnolUdn _ own recharger. t 1888 0111ton col'dlesl el.ctJil: o-rna lhe1r. . Fetturn a· >Md• cuttlhg' path anct non-ttlek coating on. blf-d•. Blttery operated with recharger. Oft/off switch automatlcal'ty ihutll off. Approximately one hour culling ti mt , per charge. , · 1488 , 2688 Olsston cordless upright grass shear. On handl8 controls so you can trim gr ass as you•w&lk along. Features 3H wide cutting pa th and non..ttick • coating on'Tirade. Battery •'' . operated with recharger. ..-. .. _,. ) Gn-u>ftawltch:_ ...::..-~ ~ "· ~nL..'*:-'.:. ;-: ..;:.-....-. , automi.Ucally shuts off. , J C Penney atonia· will be open Juiy 4111 noon to 5 PM · JCPenney I We know whet y~'re looking ~r. ' Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the following stores: FASHION ISLAND,. Newport BHch (714) 644-23 IJ . HUNTINGTON "CENTER, Huntington_ Beach (714) 892-7771 . ' " ' ' • • I I I •• • •• ----!:: .. --. ' " '' I I I I 1 ..:.._1 I • 1· \ -- • J ' ' ' ' , NEW MEL·MAR MOTORHOME . ' Mi11i.horno, fully 1elf.c:CM1ttin.O, be1utif11I ho,mo o "' wkffb, 6 c:11: ft. rtfrlt ... •tor, 4 burlier 1tov• 360 ._ •"9iioo, 'disc br••:11, •uto"'ttic: tf••1mi11ion,, powe r 1loeri119, !Sir. )16591 IMMEDIATE ·DELIYERY- $ 698_8 ~ NEW TIOGA · MOTOR80ME I To11 Dodge C1'.&11if with 160 YI 111gin1, •11!0· 1111fic lf1111111 i11io11, power br1k11,_ 1elf-co11f1ined,' crvi11 confrol, 90 -emp b1U1ry, 6 cu. ff. r1rrif- 1r1for, 1500 I TU h11fer. lS1r. l Z-1698 )• • NOW ,.,,,Sm.,_ $moo ·· OFF FACT<?RY LIST PRICE L \ . ' . • NEW YAN ' CONVERSION Ptnolin9, corpela, r1or clit1etff, rodio, fuJly f1c:tory •quipped. !Ser. lllAIJ-X_104063 1. • IMMEDIATE -DELIVERY $4 88 • ' ' ,· ... '• " ~;:~ .. t!. . "' , ' • " -~ ·Select from many m~dels '...;ith t he , equipment that s'uit' You. BIG 'Model with automatic transmis1ion; power sfeerin9, power brakes, specious wardrobe. 8eauti.ful •ppointed kitch- en with l burner stove, forced, unit heat, deluxe bathroom, 90 amp\~:bat fery, screen door ond· other lulrliries. 15'3913 1 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . , '71 Chinook ·7z l'~N4oy JI' MIMI · -.-YOIHOMI ,-. ' . . 25' MOTOIHOMI 11.1turi,,,'811ff.1!w,..., air, 1letps '· lo.Mild wHlt IV•wr IMtilrn . 111-JPNJ .$9988 • • , '70 'Explorer 22' MOTOIHO'MI P:ully ..it c911t11Md, ,-,, (911. dlT--. 1 .,.... ueve, • ...... ,...., '*-! Mttwy 5)'$- J-, lllr'91 M'91, ....,. '· YI, ..,._.,1c; .,._..,...,.. (lt1· •HKI '73 Famllr Waton· · MAii· -_IAN COtlllllSIOIL. .• • - I ' . '73 Prlnc:.els fully Mii cent11M11, i; 1,,.. , ....... ,. ....... tlfllt, .. ,.. llatlt, "'· ..... ..,.,k ' ......... .. $1e11.. ,.wer ...._..._. If llnlllf. 1'9111e. titl'. 11•1 "f; ... ~ \, .. • ' , . • • / ·- ' . . . · · DEAJI PAT: I am a J.2..year~ ~y. Awhile ago, on April 13, J sent $3 for . a ... !llts of. "1211 record to a Hollywood postal boi: 'number. I was anxiously awalµilg its anival, but after six wee~a was up and my record .hadn't come ,,t. 11 Was furious. Now r am DLW.)ed about what to do. Could you please help nte' . . ,--- . . . . " . ll. s., Costa Mesa •• &COP-TV, advertiser-or W. record,~ a eoatad wit~ the New York .. dlltrlbutor, Q~M.O. Salet Ille., w&1 the only way to check into your missing ~ without aubjectlq yoa to farther "lafurlaUng" delay. There was no • ~·~ yoar order being rec:elwd ot Q.M.O., bot y_.....,. la being "-'ed ( '$' case and a record • t. lite ma1• te ,.._ DtUvery may lab up to fOU' . ' ·, ·1o doai't get too Impatient! Neil time, yea onB: lllft'tbaadite by mail, :'~· ·;'hi' it wttll a ~ey order iulad of CMll, to yw'll bave proof of-)IY· • mil!i ... · loelp 11raigblea oat a dtlayed dellwry problem. . ?. . . . • . . . ···~' .. ,.m~tl'!JfH•b Treatment , . •,,-I ' , . • ·'''DEAR PAT: ·f am one of many women''!~ c:u!tt ..t'!"eeu ·•·~siJ'~t line~; "oft.J~J' ~yebroW1 .. A3 tfiey are very busby and .beaVy1 it. mu.st be done ~~: 1've heard' of pelopte who have had the hair removed ~Uy, .bu( I .don t know where t'o start looking' for ·ttlls lYRe·or ~ce. ~Jd..,you please fry ~o find out where and at what cost lb.is could be done. -· . · . J .. H., Sanla ~na aleck. tM Jlltlag lia the Yellow Pages aader "Electrolyslt Treatment" 8Dd . · "llett· R&neving." AttJ'. Glnny Smtth,-maugtr of Lee ClbUc, !790_N.J:laia...::'.._ · St., ·San.Ca Ana, said personal· iol)lal&atlon ~Id bt ·necetu.ry &o determ..ltt U es&miated c!olt, but $10 for 3t·mlouies treatment Is the bue price for·most · ~lrtreatment In. this are.. Cost WGUld be determined by .... _,.. many lreatmalts· are aece1sary. Permaat11t ·laair removal IS aceompllthed rby a IUgb_; .. frflqaeaey eJectrical cmnot bting 1eot through a mblRle wire lri.to eacll ~ Wfaal• ludt Jolllcle, Mrs. Smith explalaed, adding thlt discomfort l)u'Ofved .._..~be nmpared to that felt ·when a person haes tweezers to i;e~ve eyrr kow·.iairs. AJJ pcnons offering electrolysis treatments In CaJ_Hoinia are re-. .. flldn:d '.to_be licensed by the state. 1 -· . l . : 'l'fils 'Crtinnie" t or Bird• :,-_ _ -J . • • ',DE AR "PAT: You've beard' of bats in your beUry? What-do you do about birds in your chimney? When ( bought this townhouse two years ago, I noticed -binBI chirping in the chinweY: I didn't know a t the time that they were nesting there and "my wint,er fires .don't bother them at '8Jl; ~ fact .. I think-<Cbey like the coziness! I've called S.~.C.A. and various exterminators 1n an effort to find out how to _J:et rid of the birds, but baven'.t bad any Jue~ .. More and more birds are moving in and I'm a fraid of a chimney fire. (!r if the birds use mud there may be danger of a dried nest fallinf'and blocking the' chiinney. The·~rds appear to be swallows. Can you find out what J lhwld do? • --. J. H., Irvine -""' · si.ce .Wallows In this area migrate during the winter, an' Orange 'County ulmal ttintrol officer said It sounds like you are being visited by "chimney i;,etpi.'' These little birds look like 1wi.Uows~ but they do not nest in chimneys, . even tboagh that may be the impttSion they gi ve with their constant chirping. ,. Qalm.oey sweeps 1earch for insectl in chimneys 8lld spend ,most of their time · ''lweeplng" for food. ·11 your 91mney bu a spark arrester, you s~ould clean it tlKu:og&)tly and then put a fine s.creen over the ca.:tmney opening so the birds .ga•t 11'.et in. Plastic sll8kes, heavy enough 'to witbstud the. Jun's heat on.your 'hof, miay also do the trick and scare the birds. away, or you might try hook· 111f ap a spotlight and sblalng It into the dark chimney. These last N·o ideas ~ qblte effective ln r:lddhig an area of roosting pigeons, or nesting birds that prefer dark areas for building their nesU. I . ._ ... '"( .· ., ,.. ,.. ... · l DEAR PAT: In your June J 3 column, a reader inquired about Sn adult ,. tennil camp. One of our neighbori ls now starting his third year of operating· • jlsst such a camp that is devotiif' exClusively to tennis. There are separate i, RssKms for tioth .iuus and children. '!h't-'tJmp is louted at Big ~rand the' malling address is Big Beal! ~is Rane .. , 1822 Jamaica Roo~, Costa Mesa, Calif. '92626. It is Ye.I')' ~ler ~.each ~Ion fi lls up very rap1~ly due to one telling aliolher.aboul il. ."<-, . ,. _... . . • · . J. D., Cost.I ~esa , w{ lot of pe.ple are bemr told ad the ten& ~p-ma)'. llavi mere ~nta tb8I it cu handle. Tbanb for paular along this Information io 11< L., eo.ta~~·* a~ o&ber .re~s who may be latem&.ed la •this type of ........ . . ~ Biiie SJaield RIR8 Railed • i< · • .i-DEAR~PAT: i,cani'~~{.i ont.B~'B!~Shield ln spUe~of ~letters, ~·of W~~f! ever been aD'swered. The iatta~hed file ·ii self~planatory ' and' I've ~ all pertment :wormat!oo.r Vd like to -draw your attention to the item ,~·'~ lll1;~ __ .. , th~' ~place. I. ~ms;--t I~ve been as· ~~ '!£~ m~rs ~mbit..._""d even h M>aid u.,_prem-.Qm;I· am ·~ted l· • ~~ttin~es th §>!!_e_y 1s due. I ..;.au1d be~ 'fo bet . ' bershipftr.~cell r ·1i'bough I haven't recetved anY notification'. 1 ~n be most griterut if you ean find someone wil· 1'1)1 KJ.e:xl?lain this "situation. I 've been tcying unsuccessfully to get through to this,C91Q~Y since April 4.. · .i. v R. G., CoMl8 del l\lar t It' totk repeated phone (alls for nearly a week to. "ret ~gb" to Blue Slrlet4'1 cuSIOmt r '1etvice.dtpartment and eveataally be·glve. a clear e1plan· alien of your pr:oble m, so you're 1!,0t alone ia>findlftg It dHflCu.lt to contact tb~s. &mpany. Brleny, your group classification was cUnged frem 970 to.m on l'tb. 15, 1973. This group change resutted. In a rale Increase from $150.to, which )'Oii bave paid, to $199.50, leaving a $41.IO bawtce due for coverage from Feb. 1$ to May 15. ne carrent May 15 to Au.r. 15 amoe,nt due ls ••99.50, leaving you . ~ .IO&ll' of $Jtl.lt owed for coverage for tbis ab: moath period. Blue SIUeld Md "• time" to corred tu blO wbea tbe group ud subsequent rate change temrnd. Y• are illlared at ibis time, but slloal\I try to seld the balance due a ... upettlblt. •• PT ~er ·~nted ...,...,.-PAT: .. At Your Service" is well named! We have-had three pbaae G"ani';;a:n~;di'five letters from former P.T~ Boaters after they read the Item in .your colilmn about our upcoming reunion and our attethpt to locate John B. Williams. We are-told Mr. Williams is, or has been, an instructor of police -ec:lence-<it-Califomia Slate..J)'nivers!!Y._in Los . Angeles. Could yog_gi_!~ us the address <if this oollege so we could try to get Williams' address and let him OOioW about tbelJ'eUni.oo? . -..~...,.-· J. M. N., Memphis, Tenn._ ,.e<!IMll!IYC:r . ,:, ~ ~-~~:=ia·---~~-=~1io.l"!...li!J"l:llf~~ address e1f Jobi 1B. wuriams~ MW i-etlred from tlte nlve"lty'1 Police IC net f•catt.y. He;'lnay be. c.ntacted by wrtttnr to, Hari>!r hla'n~ M~, ~ Harbor Island Di'\¥;, ~· DleP,, CalU. lftOI. , •. .. -· · 1 ~ 'Ple .. e l'e1tee lls Out · DEAR PAT: When ,we moved lnlo our home, !be neiWihor...,bo•lives ~ hind Iii ,z ked II we would split the cost of buildlol a· brick fence on lhe back ;Yard tximdary lint to lw!lp surround his pool Wt"l'OUIGl't, aUord to do. this }ind a lready bad a JUhlt;antiaL wood fence protectinC GUI" b.ck yard. He lben !wanted pennission to move the wood fence onto our ptiptity aod we acrted, ! !tt if was done within a rcaS011able ~me. Eleven months blwe pne by and our · -'"'~e now J!I falli~g awt from his having~moved it. Mf.lllBtand .~.as patiehed the r~ma.!')' ti.mes,'° our-children can't get through tli ::,;unnunt pool ..,...; JV,.ft We 'llA<hwau.-..,,.._to_a ~-l!l!!Ir.ttf\llF' lo · ,complelt it. Calls to lbO Huntington ,Beach building dePorfiattit rejUl1'd Iii •jWing told that a five-foot fence must surround tht net~1 pool on their :1JIRIPf:rty. Two buiJ4ing lr:ispectors have contacted our nel&hQor and i~ l him lo com plele Ille fence, but ne ha• not. M'y chlldi'en ""'' -'-·lo -8Dd now I must worry all•SUlrlp1er , on top of the fact tblt ta neft.hbar bas IQtn more than lhrte feet of our property anctft can't work on our yU'd. • 1. 'P., a.u..-BlaCt. JAa Bebttn1, 11 ..... IMI! Bel<) balldlng d.,.,._t d __ , .)al bloa• llhlimed of your pi'oWim •IMI tie tulftl you Uallt eorMttvt adlMt wot be ..... 'f81 -· Due to tbe co..,,U..lloftl lavol ... hi 11111 dltpote, -. 11 _..., !be clly 'aftoraey Ud will .work wttlo ..,. .. °""" at Ill< - .......... ~of llllorlag Illa! U...bf!ek ~,._,..,.,.. -.,, ... ..c .., • '°"" .......... will .. llaarillJ r..m llt~mo. ' · " • • . - • • • ' • -.. .~Ooor . Closing - On Low-cost . . . .. ~ ... :'.fiO,uslng? ' . • .. Sou.th County May Grow Into A.rea for Hi.ch .Only - By JORN ZALLER ,Pf rile O.Hr l'J~I Sl•tf South Orange County is developing into a place where only those whO are well off can afford to We, and those who aren't must look elsewhere. ' T~t's the opinion of most county h!>U,,S· ing .experts, who ~ trhe trend toward more expensive homes ·increasing in the years ahead. · "We used · to think we m.Jght get as much . as ~o percent housing that ·moderat~ 1ncome people could afford," . !&id .. one J)lanner, "but we doo't even too many lhings go ing against us." Wfiat this trend will mean, if it_~ linues, Is that-few of , the teachers, policemen, and servicemen who work in the South County will be iabl.e to live there. Poore( people · will. be excluded altogether. "nteally you want representation of all tr~. or people,'' continued the planner. •·Most ol the residents are obviously going to be well 0£( in ·a new area like South Orange County. But you need-a certain variety in order to get a sense of vitality in the co1nmunity lift:, and I'm afraid we're not going to get that here." The most obvious ·deterrent t o moderate income housing is the rising cost of construction. Nationally, Jt has . risen at the rate of about one percent pet"" month -a rate significantly greater than wages are rising. LOCAL FACTORS But local factors are equally im· portant. City and ·cowrty.<iff,kials ~demand· ing. more and1 ti1'rJ trorn developers for parks, open S)>:aCe, and utility fees, and at the same tiine controlling the number o( units that can be bt1Ut per acre: AU or this has a direct relationship on price, and the biggest blow may be yet to come. -'!'he 0.-a._County...Plaruling Depart· ment has drafted a ·document that would cut lhe county's projected growth rate almost In half over the next 50 years., The ·plan !s highly controversial, but if ·any part of it-is ~lf into efWCt ,' it would ~Jnak~ the holnes' ~t a~ to be built much more valuable. A factor ol more Wrect tmportance to the South County is a revision of the county's hillside grading ordinance now under way. · CUrrCntly, developers in the rugged ....... hillside areas south of Irvine have been rree t'1 smooth out the rhi.ils and valleys to create a,, much buildahle land as is Chf'istian Saience ~tonitof' s~rvice. WASlliNGTON ;_ AIU...gh young Americans are no longer being drafted, the machinery 10 "'8.intain the draft system llllgers on. . i\ndl offici:ais are worried because near-' Jy 20 pcrcelit of ~ men. reaching 18 re not ~-still~uired. ~ economically feasible. The new ordinance is expec_ted to limit the amount of this ··cut and fill" grading by demanding that more of the natural contours ol the hills be left intact. This will mean fewer, but more-valuable homes will be built. : On _top of Ul.is are the political· prob- hlems. Every new commwlity ln Irvine, - the Saddlel;tack ;and Capistrano valleys, and the hillside areas has a homeowners' assoc~tion, and tbe homeowners tend to oppose low and rmderate income bous-'. ing. "lt.:;eems as1l no ooe wantS a home to his QWD," says Gabrielle Pryor, an Irvine city COWlcihnan. · "1bey're wrong, but they're 'afraid it will bring strange people into t~n and somehow lower property-va'lues.'i SEVERAL AGENCIES . There is a number of 'ccxmty ~encies that might counter these t~¥5-But they are, by ·their own adrn1s&On, not well organlzed for the kind of 'AU'k need- ed to achieve an· economically in ttgrated South Orange County, They include: e The Orange County Planning Depa.rl-- ment. It has a. policy statement that says all ne w developments shall include a range ,9f ,irfcome groups. B~L it h.1s nQl been fOrcefully applied ·in~ ty,·o years of its e~'ence. "You ·have to remember we're ~ irr ~ bWjH;less," satd a county olfll>iij..c~'jo the liOusing .silua· tion. "Wfre·~~.learDng ll>f.'. Io la~. ourselves:' ' . ·• -, _. , ' e The .Orange County Fair Hoaslng Council. It has been in existence for nine ye:a.rS, but has failed to make· ma}or in· roads into new housing. It concentrates on individual cases.a.ol discrµnination and people with inadequate income to pay for Jx>using. · e Tbe Orange Coont~ Honing Authority. This group is I~ than one- year-old, and is in the process of prepar- ing its first application for federally subsidized housing. If it is approved in full, the authority will get funds to lease 500 homes throusJiout Orange County, an almost insignificant amOunt in com- i>ariSOfi to 'f.he ()VeralJ need. And (lfl'ther, the Nixon administration has frozen all fed eral funds through June, 1974 pending a review of the government's overall ap- proach to housing, so even this proposal must remain in limbo. The case or the Village of Valley View in. Irvine is a classic example of how all these factors can come toget~er. The number 'A'ould determine how soon . ' they would be drafted If and ~.when .Con~ss reinstitutes <\_ draft. '1 'Mle last call was . for November, Dec.ember, 1972, when 9,470 men ~·ere drafl~. ' • DAILY·PILOT SECTION B • . . Sl"dal, July l , 1973 . ' , . I. -·------- DEVE LOPERS SAY HIGH DENSITY IS NEEDED TO ACHIEVE LOW COST V i ll~ge Si n Ju1n Units In South 0 f'•nge County St1rt at $22,000 The Irvine ~ .. whlch boasts of a moral commitment to lo~· income housing, pro- pose<l to build a 4,700 person community on 200 acres of North Irvine flatland. The density would have been high -a composite 9.8 units per acre -but the price range was to be $19.000 to $32.000. Con1pany n1arketing experts said this v.·ould ~ttract people with incomes of $9.600 to $12,000. lrvine Co. otficials spoke favorably on the project at meetings of. homeowners groups ror month5 before it asked for city coooci.I approval for jts plans. by the project, and 250 « them !bowed up to hoot, catcall. and jeer when the company made its official request to the planning commission ror city approval. Under continuing pressure, the city coun· ell ultimately turned down the Pl'OP.<>Sal, sending company planners back to draw- ing boards. ~ The council didn't cite fears that "'"lflll"e families, minority persons, and delinqut:nl children would m.ove into the project -as did many ol the homeoy,-ners -but it did insist th.at lhe density was too high and the amount of open space too little. PRICES UP NOW By the time everyone ~·as finished, lhe $19,000 homes were $25,000 to $30,000 homes .. · Valley View is significant because. it,, "'as the Irvine Co.'s best effort to Come , up with a project to satisry Ille needs o! moderate income families. · It failed to satisfy lhe city council. whose members said they thought the project asked for too much density. It also failed to satisfy fair hOU!ing ad· voca tes, for essentially the ·same re a sans. "This is the kind of project that makes problems for 'future generations," said Camille Bea.son. executive ditector of the Fair Housing Couricil. "Too much density 'Produces the same big city problems that everyone wants to get away from," she says. And lt greatly disappointed the Irvine Co. "Our people were. not· treated politely at those meetings," said one official. "ft was a very bad aLmosphcrf'. But political bodies seem to respond to that ki~ oC pressure." Thus·· the quest.ion Is raised: If a developer presents a rll4XStrate-income pro1cct, and is assailed by city officials during 1,1.illeh there was no selective ser.i co law, it took months to get beck into opcratiOn. Th e system was then able to draft· only 2o1000 men against a call for '5.000 men. . . on one side arid fair h6using advGeates on !he other. is·thcrt• anylK>pe for moderate iricome housing anyWhett: in South 0r8JlgC County? The answer, so far as Irvine is con- cerned, may be "no." Although the city has officiallly em· braced the philosophy that anyone who works in lrvi'.ne ought to be able to nVe there, it has also voted to refuse any federal housing Jubsidies. With rj.sing cost& and ils hi gh development stand- ards. this doesn't leave m • n y allernativcs open. n c a aptS rano valleys, there Is more-hope. There II a number of projects selling family units in the $20,000 to $30,000 range, a nd some older developments that sold for as litUe as $17,500. This has been. possible because -IJnd costs are lower there than in Irvine, and COW1ty development standards a r e gencralJY leis stnriterifllmifiri Irvine. mre is another influence mating mo.:lera te income housing ~ble, bu£' It is rapidly diminishing in importance .. •·one good way to get. low cost housing is to purit in before any of the other pousing gets in,'' says ~eed Flory otit be Orange County Planning Dcpartmeo[. ''Land values are still low,,and there's no one around to object 10 ·it. Then build the higher income hoin.es later," he says. These conditions made p o s s i b·te developments "like Capistrano ·Vilt.,. whk!h sold ·coodomlniwn.s for $l7,SOO<tWo years ago. · The same uniU!lt, sligtiily enla rged, are now selling for C3,4SO: in the second phase of development. • • This is the normal cycle,· and it call'.. be expected to progress much further. University Park in Irvine, for examRle. opened Its least expensive units at $18,000 in the mid-fi{)s. The same units, built slightly smaller, are now selling for $40,000 in the fin!ll phase of Universit . Park development. "It's very difficult for a developer committed to providing a full range of housing," says Frank Hughes, vice- president d re6idential .development fOI' the l rvine Co. "ff yoo open a good community. ils . value simply rises to the point where moderate income people can no longer afford to get in . "There's no way to stop ii because if you sell the houses at artifical.ly lo.w prices. ·-.peculators will bey tJtem up (See HOUS ING, page IMJ ~ebating the demise of the Selective Ser\ice System, the reglstratiOn re-• quirem,ent continues. __J After registration and clasSlficatlon. a young man reaches at the nge <if ~ his "But a few'-1£:;}--';la;,l<;i-'-;";,;'he~n..;;thc;...~m;::•;;•;;:imum "year of exposure" to the Korean ~ar :in t•:e \\'Cre a I (1\' en re 1s a ra o ~~g~--1 st dby basis \\e \\Cle :9 11 h.~_.!·ith !!OCh SUcc:ecding y~1 his iblc to supply .. ,OW meo Wi1hin•r00r 1'exposure'1· dccrc33e!. t 26 is amp: ~ The Seledlve Service Act ol 1~. sti~ In-effect, 1'Qulres Ille Seledlve Service System to maintain an ''active standby . organiza06o wilb a -lete nogtstnllon and ctassili-uructure capable..of Immediate operation in I.be event or na· tional emergency." Butt wheChel" or not young men are bcil!&,llralllAf, U,, stem musl be main- 1'bie4. sa)'3 Edward Locke, a .sysleni 1poli'esnan. He explains. Ui.1 lhe import""f" o( ma~ tho elti!ling system Is qu>t II would take-many-•months to reawmble tho 4,340 employes, mostly clerks, •l Y'25 locations including state and n.i'tional headquarttn and thousands of lun· tetrs -lnted by lhe Preside111. · m'.onths." he says. ped from the system altogether::, althougtr All males must. re&11ter within 30 days 'beforo or after lbeir 18Ui birtljdllys, after which 1 lottery t& held in Mllch they are t1s.1l~ riuml>fB-1ccon:Uhg to their d•tes-of bh1b: -t I -< ' •• This wu demonstrated in tlMp. he recaIJs, """"-,after a ''""' ol 19 "'°lbs I To all of which , Sen. tw1ark O. llatfield persons previously deferred, to attend (R-Oregon) replies, "Humbug." He and college, support an aged parml, or the Sen. William Proxmire (0.W'lSCOO.Sin) ..like,. could still be called up Wltil the age have Lntroduced legislation lo---rabolislr of 35. sel@Ct\ve service. At present, about 100 persons a month They hope, If they can't abolish I.he still arc being Inducted into I.he &eMoe system. to p_it it out of business by de-under the heading · o{ "parolee.a and nylng it the $S5 mUllon It nee<b .to violators." These are persons who hlvi operate in the coming fiscal year. bttn convicted for failure to register or But even ~hlle the polltlciam sre respond to tl'K'! draft. , , . , • - ' I • . . • • ! • '\ . ' ·~ 2 .'DAILY Pll_OT Sunda1, July 4, 1973 ' ,. .... .. • ' . c ' --. -. • --• • ( • • • ' • • ! r f l .. •· : ' • • ' . . . • • ; • • • . . . . . • . • • , • • . . -. . . . . Good Deed People. 1--~IL 'I' f'ILOT tt.11 ,....._ SM Sends Ott Letters . . Mrs. Alice Cyr, 60, has had brain surgery five times in · the-Jail· three years and will be entering Orange County Medi- cal Center Monday for another operation. But she doesn't like to'~pepd her time thinking about the dlfficulties she has had since sl:ie WaS injured lnl car accident three years ago. "I am happy when I am doing something to help people," she says. · One of the tl)ings sbe does for others ts to address and stuff envelopes for community organizations. Recently she hand addressed 1,000 letters fo r the fundraislng drive of the Cerebral Palsy Association. "It took about' 50 to 60 hours. Mrs. Cyr who bas a state license. as a vocational nurse does this work jn her room at the Sawyer Guest Home, Costa Mesa. /\ family member has made a special table that lits across her bed allowing her to do the w.ork. _ ·Because of her head Injury Mrs: Cyr bas d.ifficµlty sitting up for long periods. "I like to ~eep my mind off thinking about myself_." she1says, "and I ~-do that by helping somebody." .- . ' • . • • ls Auw Prorectwn In the Bag? ' . .. .., --- ' . ' ' By· CHARLES E. DOLE \\'Ord!!, one that will give the same baloney." The American Automoblle The recent inadvertent flrinc: in Loftll, Cliriatian Sc.ienct · Monitor Service . r~ading after slm.ilar tests whether by Association accuses the Department of ltius., was the first such mishap In nne: the automotive air bag; safely boon or the auto industry or by lbe goyenunent. Transpo'rt.atipn' of ·playing a ''statistical 24 million miles of air·bag testing h1, GM _ The DOT now has set down standards , shell game with human lives~· to su"...,.... •-..:.1-1 · highway monater!'Even the automakers for the new dummy and is asking-for t'l""'• and Ford. GM denies that the u~ .,, cannot· agree. General Motors Corpora· . . , ·it.a: ruljng that all 1976-model mB be . gb lo it' to U:a ..i-for comments by the inda,try by July 1 with equipped wi"lh pass· ,·v• -slr•'nl• whi..1.. ..:enou cause_ scrap ...--tion, the world's biggest v eh I c I e final deci · du A 1 '"' .... <T u., · · ....,.,.. lo be -•• lo the . . a . s1on e ug . . in ..uect,· means air bags: the 100,000 air ~ -manufactufer', appears gwig·ho. Buf the It · ne f th t..deba'-;;'u;t a• • f the ;...i is o o e grea -.. . In retort, the 'oor cllarges the AAA public in some of Its 1'14-model '2fl . rest 0. ;. .... ustry is not so sure. century, an idea caught up in a poliU ; . ..u.a.. . ~ .. lat.est acciderit at this wrti1 ..... oc-GM, in fact, had been planning to offer ecmomic, and philosophic cross fire with WUll distorting · the facts in a 52-page -> ,.., ..... 100,000 alr bags as an .extra-cost opt.loo ·both aides OOrlini charges ·and coon·· report: ~··When Politics and Safety Mi.it: ·• currea June 9 when two girls. qe lf, on oelect<d l97C mod. ob of I.to Cadillac, ,... .... _ The Se\llllg or 1be Air Bag." • 'toolc lbe family car and woond up aplnst • ~iclt. and OldSlrii>bile lines starting in-H;;; t;;" ehould the aulorhobile indus1Jy So far both Ford -C\lmpany and a uWity pole after lliiloniping another the fall : that is, if nothing went wrmg to go, and how far should the federal GM have put more than l,IKIO cars on the pole at a multitrack railroad cromlng dissuade il government require it to go, to. protect f011!i, all equipped with .air b8.gs and Aear St. Leuis. The car was a Chevrolet •• __Now~the.Jardiness..Jl( ral Uie.molorisUromJlimsell; w.prolec:t bis lu1ecJ ~ · which bad been leued lo tho Ealon government's rulemakers, massive op-. physical safety in the case of an aCcident In sOme 24 million mUes. there have orpora lOO. irrtiijs aepaoyea .. In. J - position _by the rest~~ the car industry, r.n the road? -been a·ha1t:dcrt.en air-~Geploym~ts-~l tended. -·-1 ~the madvert'!lt f1nng o( a pas!enger· SYSTEMS REQUIRED tughway er~, one _ml_sfiring, '"and An infant did succumb 1n a-car.panel side alr bagr earlier thls month hav~ all some tests involving human volunteers, ·truck cr&St._in mid-May, but it waa not ganged up m the hl!g~ automaker. and The National l{igbway Traffic Safely in which cars are purposely crashed into due to a failui'e ·in Uie air-bag systes;n. 1c-ca~ 1t to delay t~ a1r-~g offer till at Administration has mandated that a fixed bariier al 11peeds up to 25 m.p.h. cording to a spokesman d. the Natklnll least December -if._then. · passive-restraint systems be imtalled in This is equivalent to a crash Into 8 park· Highway Traffic Safety AGniolltration. Few _l&fety· devices have ca~ the all front-seat. positions in carS begirming ed car at twiOO the speed. . . The child was lying IOO!le m the front imagination of inventor. ~ . with the 1976 model year but the court "U Ralph Worsey, for instance, had se~t. · ~ing an ~pending misb. the ! public more than the air-big ~int wU1 undoubtedly delay the date by at been in just any old car lhe'result might driver, 1t~ mother, Jammed co tbe bnkel 1 system. Arid few safety additives bay~ least a year. hav been l diff t ' ' in a panic slowdown and tbe G ftrols · caused more conlroveny. 'Ibe alr-cushiqn system. or air bag, is e ar eren · · Uu· the child off the t Wore the air• Last December the 0epartmen{ of . the indum'y's tesponse to the mandate. As it was, the }llinois man earlier this ~PrV "'-'1ftvwt see ' cl bl · year was driving northbounchliua:~--W---:-::.~,.::c:a= -· _ ~ trailsportatioo "·oo a court case brought ~ call ~t unr i~ et CW_rgmg Route 53 when his car slammed into a GM's ~-bag ~.000 by members of the auto industry. 'I'be ...... t 1t 1 eaves t e motorist ota Y un-parked police car occupled by James green·painted 1973 Che~et 1mp1ias, all< U.S. Court of Appeals in Cincinnati ruled protected il the air bag fai ls to respond Warren, an Illinois state trooper. leased to Jdme of its major fleet.. that the federal government can indeed at the inStant of need and that it is d' . custorners. l adopt safety swndards that require im· useless in roll-overs and side impacts. Impact ~~· ~ceor 1ng to the police _Last December a fen\ale vollDeer provcmen~ .in existing technologf or the The . safety·belt industry . clamors for radar device . which was checked after rOd · 8 ar "'1ven b iest driftr Hal development of new technology and that more u~e of the belts by the motori~t ; the crash, was 68 m.p.h. Worsy suf. e m ~ Y . the air-bag standard is practical as re·. yet a majority of motorists fail to use the fered a broken wrist and a few cuts Both Needham. pop-out a1.r bag 1'11 ao • · li gentle, Lada FAmond> sald an.rward, qu ired ·by Jaw. lap bells in their cars and a bare 4 or 5 ca~s we~e_badly damag~ and the po ce that her false eyel8$bes.stayed 1n pi.ace. But at the same time, the court ruled percent ever reach for the shoolder officer _mJu red. Worsey s car, a 1972 The ne:tt day the couple repfAlted the that a better anthropomorphic crash strap. Ford·built .Mercury. was on.e of some 800 demonstration, again in 8 MerQ1ry dununy ls required -one that is Tempers run high over the 3.ir hag. Mercurys 1n the company's air-bag test -~ • ••-·-' • ·~· """ ·~ " -~~ "f •" ·~ '"TA EN SVENS~~ ......,_., MED PAEN ARTUR" Yb'1CanHelp --··--·· ' . Do you get the summer doldrums? , ~ There's no reason to if you have plenty to do. One way to keep busy is by volunteering service~ at various agencies. VQluntary Action Center, 207 Avocado St., Costa Mesa, has a vast list of opportunities for volunteers. The office is ~pen weekdays from 8:30 -to 4:30 p.m., and a call to 642-0963 will put you in touch with the world of volunteerism. Here are some of the areas in which you can serve. Orange Cou nty Department of Education is seeking help with t.he Trainable Mentally Retarded students in a swim· ming program on Wednesdays fron110 to 11 a.m . Volunteers capable of gOing in the· water each week to guide the children under an instructor's supervision is needed . Llfe Saving Certificates are not required. only a desire to help those Jess fortunate and who, for their own protection, !ihould be taught water safety. The program ends Aug. 3 . Newport ~:leach Parks and Recreation Department uses volunteers" all year round, but t}\e need is particularly urunt during summer months. Volunteers serve as tnstructors in ho'3bies, c~fts, sport a~vities, dancing, art, sailing, swim· ming and many other general athletic activities. Another summer program is the leadership training course for Girl Scout ~adets. This opportunity would be ideal for husband and wife teams who are interested in working with groups ·in the sixth, seventh and ei ghth grades . The Voluntary Action Center, itself,· ileeds extra volun· ieers for the summer months. Typists, telephone interviewers and general clerical assistance . would be most welcon1e, as replacements are needed for staff and pennanent volunteers who will .be vacationing. South Coast YMCA in Laguna Beach is recruiting coltege students 18 years of age and over to accompany groups oi . young people on caravan trips planned to Hearst Castle, the • PHOTOS SHOW HOW AIR BAG WORKS Momentum C•rriet Dummy Into Bag *(1i.1rslatia11) IW • Swt• {tw• rilt" 'THIS SAAB WILL GFT You SIX YEARS TO LIFE. Bt~h lmporu. in cooptnliun wilh Castro! oil. now o(ftn 111 11nbtlit~1bk Ntw Cu-Ownn Prottclion P1111. Yo11atl1he normal SAAB one-year, unlimilcd mlltaae: factory warranl• a..t an 1ddl1lonal ftyt-ytar w.1m11tet-plw, at no e:ctra 1;1»1. You c1n C'l'tn ll'llll:!!fl'I' lht w11rnnlM 10 the new owntt if you stll Pltnly or rtason 10 buy a SAAB from 8"ch Imports -B11t lht~'s mort - • ]J+ mi/rs ffJ 11 ga/1011 • l.owrr pol/111fon f11t f i11;rcttd rngint - ~ crofltd by a thrtt man tt11m from !.t11rl to fi1d1h • l'ront Whttl Dr/1·t • 4 . .,.·Ju~tl priwer llJSiJttd "IK br11k't1 -• S1a11thrd L 11xury Arco1:1trrmtnts To buy 1 SAAB is IO p111 yo11 In the driYm 11r1t of OM: of ltle MfeJI, mofl: a'Onomic .. , finnl 1111111 lu:c11ry can in tht wU1'41. THI drive a SAAi 99 -41 a S1ffile:· take YOll (or a ride. Grand Canyon and into Canada. -" The Youth Center of the Salvation Anny needs volunteer assistance for its activities 1'fonday through Friday evenings , for 80 to.125 young people. Hours help is...needed are 7 to 9 11======================'===============; p.m. . R1tl es R~laxing Pesticide Work II •jri· ..... ; £. · or 21-G=-s:.. .... ~ .. ·---·-··-=· ·-·=-i~:r;·=c.~ -= M Congress and farmers, the Labor Depart- . · meDt issu·ed revised pest1clde regula1ions According to the Califqmia Department of Consumer Ar~ last wee k narrowing the scope of re- fairs there are "educational racketeers'' lurking in the woo<I-quired safeguards for farm workers. work about to prey on current graduates. Asst. Labor Secretary John H. StC:nder To meet the threat, the department ha s Bsued some tip s said the original rules w.ere "broader to people who are c.nsidering supplemental education or 1n-than necessary to protect employes from creasin g inco1ne through correspondence sc hool s or indepen· grave danger." Stender, who heads the dent non-academic trade or vocational schools. deparlment's Occupational Safety and • Don 't be lured by high pressure sali?s methods. \Vatch Het11th Administration, acknowledged r h that the changes were "in response to or sue warning state1nents as "you were recom· petitlons by 1he Florida Peach Growe.ra mended,!-'. "guaranteed a jebf!----Or-!!.la&t ch1nee'"''----1~-orgmtimtJons-1s Restor iiermilnent wave ·Sale! Regularly 24.00. Now 1_7 .50 complete "'"'iM015tu1e Magic' .. l)yRes··~ o~-,------· is a dual treatment perma-. nent wave, designed to help the quality with in the hair and the·surface of the hair ~s it waves. 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The Initial regulotloos governed the use • Ask for references and check the reputation and ac-of 21 organophoophorous pesticides used D. & - credltaUon standards of the school. · In ,treating .. ven crops -apples, 1 • 11'.111 U I D ptaChes. tobacco, grape!, 1 em on• , Sony, h•11tv s.1.11 11ot 0,011 S~IHl•v• Miiii .. Ind grapefrulla. They mtrlcted • , ________________________ , ,~tlrntwheneniPloyescouldre.-entera NEWPOR.T .-.,FASHION ISlAf'•(D . HiWPORTCENTlA . 444-2200 . MON .' FAI. 10:00-•:lO .• SUN. NOON 1• 1100 • neld artcr Jt had been !prayed. '---..-----------------°'-''.;.'_o_ • ..:"_"_:o_•_·•..:·'..:' _______ _ _ , " r • \ . ' • -- •• -. . --• ·~ . • '· \I \ • R .. a1 sm:s In Short· Supply , FRESNO (UPI ) cmsumers ~member 197S as · t~ year Of. the ·shortage. First it was heating fuel •. then gasolirie, tben oniOl]S. Now ~s can add raisins to i.tem.s in short .supply. A severe ·frost in A1arcb, 1972 in centra) ~ornia - where abo\lt 50 ~cerit of the world's raisin supply is grown -plus bad weather in qthcr raisin producing regions of the world cut s,upplies nCcµ-ly in· / • half, ~..ando..· sent p r 1-c e s skyrocke!lng. •· John calder, g~ral mana· ger of ·the ·California Raisin Advisory Board, says the board's research indicates "there will be a virtual abseitce Ot raisins in ttir" United States" during . SeP. tember and October. • -I -·-- Sund»<, July '1., 1'>73 DAILY PILOT B · 3 ll.S. Pays· _Price .of Life , , .. , ' . ' 'M?ttPA, Fla,. (AP) -been ·a dialysis patient in Beglrining this Sunday, Tti mpa si~ her diseased July 1, the Congress of the kidneys . were removed Unlted States ,guaramees oonrly fi ve years ago, She the price. or lire. fo r has ad~tCd weU to he r per~ps 20,000 Americans regirnen that requires tier- V.'h~e existence depeiid:s 10 Spend IWO days U week, on machines that t\lke the ri ve hours a day; hooked pl ace of their di sabled kid· to a machine at r-.1e1119rh1l ne ys. Hoopital. They are dialysis pa-Her parents, Ecl\fard tients v.·ho sever.al days and Palricia Stein er. 'gay eacb week go to clinics or !he greatest benerit of the hospilals and watch blood new law is the eliminntion . •flow from their arteries or the financial panic thnl ' through ,a tube. circulate hits ' ·r a m i I i e s \vhcn in a machine and retW'n to members nc<.'<i a dialysis their veins cleansed and treatme'llt. In sonic cases. fresh. the panic has driven pa· A new law provides that tients to suicide. Medicai-e 'Will pay the cost Steiner. v.•ho runs a of treatment for a !'I diesel ei:igine r e p a i r persOns covered by Social business, says. ';the Jinan- Security. cia\ thing really shakes For untold thousandS, you •at first. You work , the law came too your . tail off, you aren't. ··late. They .could nQt find like fou 're on welfare or space on ,the limited anything_. and still you number of machines nor keep going dee per in the mea~-pay the average hole. ' - cost of $25,000 a year. S!> "The last time I looked, they died. Tammy's hospital bills FOr others. s uppor t \Vere . sorhewhere 3bove ca1ne only after they had $60,000. I don 't let it upset incurred bills in excess of · 1ne anymore. I just keep family,·' ht' soys. treating him." pa tients immediately and It costs aboijt $$00' a "Some ho.<ipita*guaran· figure the program wlll v.•eck fGr the .average pa· teed ~rtial pa ltnts of cost $125 milUon to tlSS llcnl's ho.5pital biijs, and their costs by Ql king p."li.:--Qtillion the first .. year. physJclaos.' fees .average tlebts tum over· lire iosur· "But what kind or a perh3ps f7.000 the first ancc pplicie!I and mort· ptlcc def you pu t on a year and $5,QOO a year gages,'' he says. "I thinli., human 1Jlfe?" ha asks. thereafter. t b at practice is ii "\\11lh new patients com- If a patiE'nt stops the defen'sible. The patien t;11 ing ln10 the program treat ment. im purities have problems en 0 ug h C\'ery year, we ~lieve the begin to build in\ the .... ·itllout a hospit.al destroy· nurn™:;r of paUenls wi ll bloocbtrCam. He g:,ilns ing "''h.'il little financial level off nt 40,-000 J,O 50,000 v.'eight as nuids CQJICCt in security they can provide. ~!ght or · ten years l)'om his tissues and he becomes for their families." 11(1.,.. •• v.·hcn the number or progressi\1ely weaker. S oc i a I S ec u r it y llC\\' inputs matches the After a period of v.·ceks. Ad mlJ1istration officials nun1 ber v:ho die or get he dies. poison(l(J by his v.·ho .,.·ill administer the kidney transplants." own urine. 11ew pr:ogran1 don't 1rn0..... The National Kidney But ·s t c i n £ r and "' ho11i• much it will 'cost Foonda tiOn has recom· numerous others told of • because no one is sure hov,. mended Uiat clinics atld runnfng into the same many patients there \\'ill hospitals be paid $150 for merciful e:<pcl'icnce wi th be nor how much hospitals each dialysis and · the physicians: When the pa· and physicians \'!'ill 00 1>hysicians $25. Kahana tient's n'ledical insura~e paid . says $25 per dialysis is stops paying. the doctors'. s o c i a I Sec u r i l y lov.•er than the preSC!rit. bills stop coming. · estin1ates . more than 90 average fee. ''But it's ac--0r: L.lwrence Kafiana, a percent of the population ccpta ble btlcau.1c yOO· will · Tam p a ·n e phrologist. will be-cvvered for dialysis get it. It· doe$n~t mean shrugs off suggestions of iind kidliey transplantS by much to sily your fee is altruisn1 . saying, .. You the new Jaw . • $00 per dialysis \\'hen you can't make people pay if "Some of the details don't get paid." they hiiven't got th c won't even be worked out Dr. Linda !1arrison. dir- money.· We're reimbursed by July 1. '! says Phil J os. ector of the ~1e1norial llos- by the patient 's . iTicdical a ~ial Sec ur ity 1>itnl Dialysis Center, s.i ys. plan whc.."ll he s tart s spokesman in \X_ashini;,rton. "Centers across ·the coun- t • ' • • ' ' • --• : • l ' l . . -• ' . . . ,. -. . . ·: . . In addition lo a shortage of regular packaged ra.isins, pro- d~ containing raisins will -be cU'rtailed. Baking industry spokesmen $100.DOO. -, dotng the best J can !Or --Tamm):'.---Stelt1H:'"1S:-b°'a~s --m-· ·y-daughter-an dialysis. \Vhen the money D.C. "\Ve estimate .we'll try arc getting new pa· runs-o , ou ·1ast k ha-Vraboura:;ooo-10-10;000 tenl.!rirom-·ev<!l"Y'wh<.-.'"'=---t--'t have 'indicated they may end "---------------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~"""'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"ft. the manufacture of raisin · btead a\ least until supply ::~~h .. up with dem•nd. be Does .Your Library. HowevE!!", Calder said cereal manufacturers who use raisins aregenerallyonbetterfooting H · L : Rea· der? foe their shore because they av_e .aser . ~ buy in. advance on long-term "! ' . : ... ~ _ ~~a~asonable frost cut ctirbtllln Sd•nc• MOnifiw s.,.,1c1 matching much 'fuore standard -·~·~ j production in this area from WASIUNG~N -The day technology with changing in· an average yield of about n:ia~ ~ con:iu1g ~hen the na· formation needs in the early 220,000 tOOs to only 102,ooo-t1~-s .. llbra~~1...~_be__s.tocked 197Qs is proving quite stiff 1 tons in 1972 Calder said otlier with books the size of sugar enough~ror1~-0"se-in the-In· --~ · -... -·. ---b---..1 cubes-readable with the help formation buSJness. ra1sm 6 • vwmg areas a roau, • such as Australia and $ooth ~ or laser beams. . . Indeed. the tw~yea:-old Na- .Africa also suffered weather Small lithium crystals might ll?nal . Comm 1 s s_1 o n .on setbaclts cutting inlo the sup-be imprinted by lasers with in· L1~rar1es a. n d. Information ply. formation. Lasers then · could Science . mamtam~ that the As a result of the shortage, be used to read this in-p_resent madequactes are ~on rctail prices have climbed fonnation from the tiny s1derable and that the. United about 18 cents a pound to 57 "books." . State~ has a great de~.J of cents according to recent Much more immediately on catching up to do. P:otile!JJS . r· • ·~ . .....1 b 11.~ . . ' . range from Wldcrfunding anCI: 1gures l;:o;,UQ.l y ,,.. ra1S1n hor1Zon wever and ................. 11, t• 1 .. k [ . -. . • ~:iw.ec_1ons _o 3 ~c _j)_ _ boaThrd. ~-t be already in heavy use m such sure knowledge on the part of • ' • e .:.uvr age may over bu . k . 1·b . th . I d when the new crop starts com· s~s as ~~ ~· 1I1Surance 1 ranes as to cir goa s an ing in alxiut .october, but c:ompan1es, and auto pa:ts the needs of those they ~rv_e. catder said that depends on ftnns, ,are books :and.other tn· _ The IS.member _comm1SS1on Ungeilcies-yet to be fonnat1on on microfilm. ~ is a pe:nianent, u~depen~ent ~ . ed federal government, for m-agency in t:.he e x e c _u t 1 v e e er mm · stance, maiiufactures about 10 branch charged by Congress million of these "microfiches" with the .job, of assessing U.S. Transport . Department Capitol Nen. Service " a month for those who want to infonnation needs and ma ' mme p anwrey ~ 1 uate" service to meet them ~ver, the challenge of can prov1 Poisoning , D_anger To Children Grows • SACRAMENTO -There are about 21 million people in the state of California. Fortunate-NEW · YORK (UPI ) -Control Centers in the United 1y, this population is spread American children are being States report to the central over a more than 100 million increasingly exposed to agency in Washington," Arena acre area. Incredibly, there _Poisooing by drugs and said. "Parents often don't are also nearly 15 million pesticides, according to · a report cases of child poisoning vehicles operating in the state. report prepared for· the to anyone." By 1990.-that's only 17 years American Medical Association Arena blamed doctors, in hence -the figure 1s pro-(AMA). part, for the number of jecled at 20 million vehicles. Dr. Jay "'1. Mena, professor casualties, saying they failed If you'd like the c;lassic oom-of pediatrics at the Duke to keep parents "in tune" with parison, this means thi!lt lined University Medical Center., -the growth and development up end to end, the California Durham. N.C., told a press ()( their children and thei r vehi-·cle population would circle conference at the AMA's 122.nd hold f · ua1 k h ability to get 0 J>OlSOOOUS the earth two iand a hall times ann meeting last wee t at household p r 0 d u c t s . He at the equator. The magnitude an estimated 2 million ac-described every child as· "an of future problems becomes cidental poisoning cases take explorer who wants to taste apparent when ·you find that place in the Unif:ed States a things." the state highway system is year. Doctors report "about 1 _________ --,1 but 16,000 nUles, in total. 5,000 deaths among these RUFFELL'S To begin handling tl!is pro-cases, of which 2,000 are jected tramc inundation in a children. " • • UPHOLSTERY manner· suited to its im· "But even these figures arc portance, the new Department J)l'.Obably low, because many Whell Y•• W•t of Transportation soon will be poisoning cases are diagnosed 1922 ~ lt.d. inaugurated. Under it will as somethlng else and only C..t• M.,. _ 541•0~ 59 be two new d i v i s j on s , ~·~1W!!t~300~o~f~t~he~5~50~P~o~ison~,~ii:::iiii:::iiii:::ii ~tion Planning andJ j "'1lss Transportation. T h e other rour, holdovers rrom the Outgoing adininistrative ladder from the Department of Pub l i c \Vork s . ar e Administrative S e r v i c e s , NOw-an organic hair remover -· !. _Legal.i.... DivJsion of flighways, and -in neW form , the Oivis'iOn Hair's .off in minutes, stays off for weeks. I ·of Aeronautics. Speaking to his Symposium 1 on Transportation. Go v . .~J Beapn last week .sai!i _iLwill oe tne ii.iiiilo rllie "'"'ll!l'r . 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I ""~ somewhat a rocky -one, admits R4l'9e Hubert, the first woman to · l adliiove tlils distinction on the Irvine J • f CIBqJUI. ~ I Al cne time she bad to spend slJ: hours • '·Sir¥'Lawreoce College in Bnimville . W"fl her 'hlls-tlluglil at H~ Blid~when they ....-. offered joint ap- ' ~_.,.., .. at the University ot DUnots, , sll!i iwu Jl"id less ·thml ht wu for the l ~-ol--.. 8'l at UCI, as 8 full prof'ISOr, she has : eni..a the respect of her ""1eagues aod , t~ ~.benefltits or working with o u t ~a 00. ~ and her lntsbarid Judd are : 8""*" several sets of UC! ~ wli>.are married abd teach in the same llefd, Others are In bloloBY and in· ~media-.... . " Fftl!NCH TEACHERS ltia ls a professor of French, English an(_ comparative literature and he b a ,...,eaor oC French and Italian. .'nleY share their homework as well as their classwork, discussing books they plan to use and new met.bods d. teacbing !er their respective courses. Their 41>" proacbes are different bawever, Mrs. Hubertnolod. · ' I "I "ach by COfnJl"lison and he uses a hist«ic approach." They do not, she ad- ded, discuss individual students at home. Both were educated in Europe and they -met at Q:liumbia University u gi:aduate !ltuden.ts. l\trs. Hubert wa,, born "ln · Gennany. went to school in France, then taugtW. in F.ngland, Her husband is ~can-born. They speak French in their Newport Beach home when discuss· ing "conceptual matters," but tum to Engli.1h for the more prosaic tranaac- ti<N of life. For recreation they enjoy going to art galleries, the thoattt and interestirig bookstoreS; and Mrs. Hubert likes to swim in their pool . LIKES FRANCE · These cultural interests are what draw ihem to Europe, tbo"8h !hoy like' their "·ork at UCI and are happy as American o i.zens. , r, a -00 Mn. Hubert's emotions because of her -educat1.n there. What Is moot fuclnating to her aboot that country ts ils largest city. "If you took Paris from France i( might be dif. ferent," Mrs. Hubert explained. in ~is. easily accessible, are a variety of theaters, art galleries and t i n y boobtores, Here, they are not as numerous and not as accessible. tutored when I was 16. and er\joyed that so much I decided I wanted to be a teacher," she commented. "As 11 teen.ager I always thought of a pro- fession." , Her biggest challenge came :-vhen she arrived at· the University <:J.. Illinois to bKiP w«t with her b~band. He was assigned.· a space with three other women, and be was given a lighter teaching load and a larger salary. REQUEST GRANTED With her husband's backing, she argued that she needed to share an. office with him because they shared their refel't!Jlce books. This request was granted and the. p t he r things "strqhtened then)8elves out with · some Why are there not more women who wort." . have aUained the rank of full professor "My husband had a sense of justice in American colleges and triversities? about it," she said. "He worked with me Mrs. Hubert has .a few · answers to th.is so I got equal conditions. His backing puu.llng question. rrµ1de me successtul." "There hasn'.t been equality-in hir· At UCI she teaches five official classes ing JnCti.Cf!I. 'lllett alao is not a large and hes a number of unscheduled pool ot women with PhDs who can move meetings with graduate students which ·around. 'Ibey ar~ not competitive are arranged by negOtiatioo with the because they are lacking in research and students. . publicaUoo." Her c:cmmittee assignment. is very NEW SOIJDAIUTY heavy -this ~-She ls chairman gt the. _,_ ~-...__.,._ admisslcm and eruolJment committee, a ... ......, •uwic""er, is ~~. Mrs. membs' ot the graduate council, Hubert_believes. "Womm'•-•ttiludes -delega!ll-lo the-assembly-and chalnnan ha_ve ~nged .m the I~ two years," she of th&t,bumanities faculty, among .other said. There 1s a soltdarity among pro-r biliUes fessional wo111en there. Wlll'l't befc:n. But a~cbes this extra work There is more interest in getting women with knowledge that her efforts are into administratioo and giving women he1p: students in their pursuit ot the recognlfion that they can do it." 8 8 Renee Hubert never doubted that she A f e graduate student on her way could be an achiever. With her mother, .a to Mrs. Hubert provided a fitting doctor, as an example, she "never tribute to the professor who has finally thought of being • boulewife." beaten tile odds and scaled the wall ol Neither did she think about any discriminatioo: "Did you talk .tp Mme. pu1.icular dearees she would J>lB'S1le, "I Hubert? She's a fantastic wonian.'" • ., .. Putte ring in -,,.,,_ ,;.,..,,,., i s- r e i-ing f or R enee B•be rt (above). Be lo,.,, alle pl•"•- mit ll -lie r poodle, Footnote • 1'Jrs. Rube r t ,.,... f irst ..1DOina11 ; ' nnn•ed full profeasor at' · .. VCI. I .Straight Road row.s ~ Ex~.Addict Some Curves . ... ------· --· ~· -_____ __,~ .. -· --·-""---~·····-~·----==,..,-~"""-''"-·~ .... =~···'----.-...--c;;·-=~--~~----=--~-....... ..cc.;~.;r,.:t·..... ri -~==""'=· '--' -"'-~· ----~ -"---..............__ --' stepped. closer and ·.closer to talk a·nd it 'I1le hard-of-~arlng v.•ould experience a I . DEAR ANN~UJ.mERS: If you publish tracks on my arms he knoYl'S l was an tttis letter. it "ill probably take up yoor. addict and it goes on my record. r obody "\whole column, but it wJll be worth it if wants an a-junkie. you can save just one kid from going Almost everybody who shootS has to '-·~ the push the stulf Jn order to su~ the 1 ... .,..... hell r experienced trying to habit. My best friend· wu my partner. iet oU the hard stuff. · We lived in constant fear ol getting I am a fonner ber9in addict now in the busted. 1be penalty in this state is life metMdone program. I was lhootlng dope impri90Mlellt. rqularly f<r !Wo years. J rnitsed. very Trafficking in dope~ going lo the few •••M and the days I did mlsl I was wor.i nelll>Qor-in the -Id~l've ..,. seen guys killed ftr 1$ ...1b of mow 0< 1 1ick 'IS -a dog with stomach cramps. lid of horse:--- . nrowtng• up all over. I had .fo spend at ~e's ·a tot· more"t ~ld tell' you but least $60 a day just so T wouldn't get sick this1~~is'alread7 too long. Like when ..... i.i'~l wasn't even getting high. yolir parents find out about you -you'll My best frieodl were mainliners. I was want to kill ~11. l meen it. And I . YfllY close to five guys and everY one of could tell ·you lbout 90r11t of the chicks them Is dead now. Two oo·s and three oo the street. I ilw them "1len they ijnt died of hepatiU1 from dirty needles. I got started hulUlnr. Really beauti(41.eAfler '-Util myself last fear. My gtl six months ot prooUtutloo, they loolt like cqbt It from me and oo did my sister. theii' own ~-By the way, I We were iaD in .tbe hospital at the aame r 111rted on pot, IJte aU the other needle tJme. My stater very nearly didn't make · freaks and ACid heads I know. Ooo't"let It. (Con you Imagine my cullt?J . anybody .. u -you dillerent. S'8n me - -tllauoll I'm off Ille stOI! now I STllAIGIITENTNG OUT IN MASSAl'I!!· clft't pt 1 decent job 'becaU8e I have to QUA ANl) ITS A ROUGH GO 1ake a physicaf. l\fhen the' doc Beef the ' DEi\R S.~1.: llCre'1 your letter - " • • , . - ·--wn very annoying·because she was get· 50 percent Improvement tn listening tinli sprayed oo. . pleasure. -LEANL~G CLOSER• IN I A few days later you printed a letter NE\V ORLEANS -' Jrom an old g .... r who said his J,lEAR LEANING : lmpilred beuing , secretary leaned i.U:IOltt and closer as Isn't always all bad. Rerpember WIBllon ~ I . .r1-~~ ... • .~·~ she was taking didation aqd he didn't 'Cbarti111'1 remark wbea a Member of ' know how to tell her that she was steam· • Part1ameat. pal oa IU t.em1ag aid to 1 every 'bit of it -and I dJcln't cMn1e a legally 'fuarried later by a JP or ing .up his glasses. (He interpreted tt as a listen to a nocortoasty dall 1peUer. "You word. t'hank you for writing and my bat somethlng. They actually did get married ",c:c:me«ti" and so ;id )'OU.) . we a fMI, sir/' l&ld Wbude1 "not to.sate 11 on to yoa, fella. -tne foll~ rnoolh by 8 jU(ige. The reuon .for the. "lean i,n" in both advantage et.-•tural .. f.,..y." f bell v he ~~ (you missed It comple~ly) Is ob-• ~ _ • DEARANN LANDERS· Several mopths ' ' e e t s-ls "--_-:---------VIOO!l)""lmpa!red-beoring. The f.-.t -Evell"ihfrinldng bdhc "in" thing in . . · , vantage of and 1, for one, feel like a.fool. yoman 8hould~ haye 1 t61d Her friend to ~ your crowd, It needn 't ~ you ouL eeo we were mvi~ to an. ela~te 1"d lite to let the couple know that it "as ·quk:.mumbllJ:lg and a~~ ~Q~.-1..A;arn . the -l&ctJ .,Jrom.f.~i l.anders' wedd\Jtg, complete with reception, di.Mer "•dii'L1,,lh1ttg to do to the guests. My bus· save.her. booklet, "Booze and "You -For and the works . It must have coat a fort.-batid ~il)'l·to torgetlt. \Vhar do-you say, Many people who have henring prob-Teenagers Only." Send 35 cents in coin une. esterday a· friend wno Is cbe to . Ann.1~ELif1!G FOOlJSlJ 1N SUF· lema are driven up the wall by in-· and a long, self-addressed, stamped the •family told me she knew for a )"OU( con5'dente mumblers. 'Ibat secretary envelope to the Daily Pllol wi~=----+.- foct It the COUJ>IC di~ not have. mar-DEAR FOOLISll, The eouple ....... would p<obobly die u""' knew whit her quest. . . riage license arid 'Ibey ilidn1 l1&n IO)' -ly caqht In a web ol _,........ bou was thinking.,.111 bet anything the P!annlng a wedding! What's right? po . It was a pbooy ceremony. elraimstaOCff ond tbe7 ootved tloelr poor girl lloo hos 1 ~problem. What's wrong! Ann Landen' completely 1t the groom'• dfl'on:e didn't dilemm• 1D tbe ·way thJt tffflled bttt to Net everyone with impaired hearing neW "The Bride's Guide" wW reUeve . come through in time for the second them. I'1a wh.b yow lillblnd. can be helped by a heating aid, so they your an~ety. To receive a copy, send a marriage lo be valid, .. they decided · r. have to blulf It. Pleut, Ann, !ell your dollar bill, pl111 • Iont, "1!·•-. that ~nc!e the lnvltaUons had been sen! -DEAR -ANN LANDERS: I was 'Jn. readers how thoughtJUI it ~-~ stamped <!>•~lope !II C<llll l!""lage j to out a:fl the pl11ns were made. they "'Ould tcrieted in thQl lnsetw1tive compln!nt everyone spcftl;e c~rly1 ind dlltiDCtly Ann Lo.ndcrs, Box 3346. Chicago, 111. r n~ad 'll'il h the ''\\·~ding '' and be trom the "'ornan Who Mid her tr.I.end · wbt:I\ in tha oompeAY of st\:ntor citizens. 60054. , ' " -. .. ' . . • . . . . • ' ~~ --,,. - ·-.-• r • T-ucson:-Qufut · DtJN-s~--. f . J -.; . . . -. ' Cool Summer Nights. . . - By CANDACE PEARSON . Weather is Perfect then for outside ac- or ""' o.tr Pl• '9•" tivity. The Oat silhouette -an arid landscape The pace of life seems slo"1er than dotted with brush and cactus -is broken oflen.fra11dc Southern California. which sudden!~ by,the f~lll, jutting almost may"be one reason Tucson chamber ar TRAVEL in surprise-up to the sky. commerce officials claim a large migra· ' ' Homes, "adult" apartments and small lion from this area .. ' . businesses abut pave<I-streets where dus-Arir.ona Stale Uruvers1ty . about 1.8,00(I ty cow traifs and minin/paths once ruled. stUdeots strong, isn't only picturesque. Modern high-rise buildings bring stark The state museum, . an art gallerv. contrast to the downlown aiea Rod a ·· ·mineral di splay and hbrary are on the cooling combination of red brick and lush large f.!roun~s. . . , green 'laWns decorate the university cam-Some businesses ~1nclud1ng the CaY: pus Ponv Saloon and the Trading Post varie· Tucson, Arizana.. . ty Store) capi!Blize on ~n's !ich · . The growtn; city bt the neighboring historical past. Maps pro'"!!tsmg d1~ec= state attracts large numbers of tourists tions to ,,lost gold mines (~opyr1ght and -seasonal ·residents during the winter, · l9,70 clj,n be f>W"Chased ~ar a pittance. like Pab'n Springs. , Honest Western l?re 1s available. far But lt's not: without its charms in the the se"rious or even JuJt the fun-seeking. summ-er: depending on-.b&w the travetei Desert-lovers, pseudo-gold prospectors. feels :a~t 100 and 110 degree heats. backpackers. cainpers and cacti col· ' The ·beautiful ni~ justify the IJx:tors should find ·something t~ey' want sweltering days. · in Tucson. • • ( • OAIL Y PILOT • ';# SEE EUROPE BY CAR AND SEE ·IT Bf_ST ;. " We Con Order Any Eu~opeGn Car For You We Know Your Woy Around Europe I • I . ;: . ~ .. ' ·~ ' ' • -:~ • Dally P11ot Stiff ;he~ e-11----~-&Rl:lONA"ST"A~PtOWER·::::..--------------~,--... ~ .:.-. . -Giant S.9u1ro Cactu1: ' .. ) • r Down on an -\ Irish Farm - . By STAN DELAPLANE quickly in the airport exchange. A litUe Jess for your LAHARDAN FARM, Ireland·-. Farmhouse va· dollar than you get in· Irish banks. Best-exchange cations. in Ir-eland are a big thing_i:toW. )loved into here is Dromotand Castle Hotel and the Clare lnn - Lahardan Fann in green-County Clare with the chi!: owned by an AlneriCan. They give absollite bank ~ I dren. We have cows and enormous breafasts of ·' rates. Most hotels all over the world take about $2 ponidge and thicJt country. cream, Irish baco;0 and on every $100. -. -· ....... eggs. Homemade soups, hearty stews and beef ~ You don't. n.oti.ce. because it's foreign mo.n.ey. • Take one of ·Northwest's value-packed tours-and . . . ''Do your own thing'' in Hawaii .•• . . ' __:-from~2aw·-~ • l · · . .- . ' ·-raised on the· Limestone of the Burren couutry. \Jt'S a nice edge for the hotel _ ~plus $2. 3.80 tax and,servic~. There are eight guest rooms. Pony treckking and -, -·~ . Hotels here notice for the first time Americans '!.--.. trout fishirig. Not for you if you want Hilton living ,•, carrying fravellers checks in Swiss <francs. NervoUs Norlhwest has the most flexible grOup far es-only ori Nortf)west! .P.r!cos ~a~cd on double occun8rrcv in ho1&1t -no room stt_tvice. But it's clean and comfortable about another devaluation of the Nixon dollar. colleCtion of Hawaii tou'rs ever ~.~1 t.1oup lnt;1t.'<;'vo 1r...:1 Fare" 1-n.,, Los Angeles. d. · -. t.hi h • 't b th d f A · f · h · II f. d Leaveany~ay!Plckanycom~ !:.hctJlct qroup 1a1l 10 meet th'l required number, an the air lS some ng you aven 1ea e or New expeJ'.lence or t e Amencan trave er to tn offe red! Tours, which, for th'e . bination·Of One-Week Tour op. pa~senqt•i3 can be acccmrnooa•ed at sii(lhlly aa- long time. ~Absolutely great for kids who.{ind a bun-his money shaky. -first time. combine complete tions <ind Island Tours. JI your justed_ rares. No.m.nal 1r.x l_or al1pof\ "liecurl!y ext'ra. dred new things to do. , ' * tour packages, select Island ·1· d ·1 l'f f r-------------------The cost with breakfast and dinner is $37, a "What kind of 1:lothinii do you suggest for Ir..-1 inerary oesn qua 1 Y you or 1 I fourth off. Tor children. The Irish tourist offjce has land in 1u01mar?'' • tou rs, exciting opJ,ions-and low Grou p Fares. North\vest can I Northweat Orlen! Airlines I group fares (if you leave on a s ave ypu money with Thrift 1 01~1nc t sa1Cs Ofl1cc 1 a list of them all over Irela:nd. It's always raining somewhere in Ireland. You Sunday and l elurn the follow-Fare plans. 3.100 w. Srx(h St 1 . * need a raincoat. A folding umprella is the best. It's ing Sunday). .1 Los Angele:;, Cal1fo1nia 90020 1 . The devalued dollar hurts. About $6 less on the a chill 60 or lower at night. ·Seldom dress clothes And each Nort hwest lou r lea-, Northwest flies to Ha\·~aii frorn ..-1 Pi.::as~ :.;;inJ rnr~ more iri!ormalion 1 $100 titan We got last year. New YorJC Airport with except for big do at the plush Greshan in Dublin -lures wide-cabin 74.7 jets -the Los Angeles lnte-rnati onal Air-I · r1bou1 No1thr1e~r:i: tol!1s 10 Ha\vnil and I big duty free tax ffee si"gns in each terminal is this and unlikely you will need it: In the countryside, · k H p port every afternoon J f 1 :35. 1 o tree copy nf "'Ho1·1 to i;et more for 1 f S $ 50 h t d only ind we fly to awaii.. Jus, , So you can get up at a civilized I yo:.ir Hawaii Dollar." 1 year's biggest ripof . cotch 5. c eapes an nearly everybody is in tweeds: famous Royal Aloha Service · l $9.40 for 12-year-olds. Gin $5. One cognac IS-listed For these farmhouse digs, a pair of slip-on rub-with delicious th ings to eat and hour, take care bf la st-r'ninu!ci I .at $45. Cigarettes are $3.05 a carton. ber boots is a big help. A must for children. BUy drink, free champagne for First packing -and still have plenty I '11n,ii I N_gt lflUCh_ of a bargliin. Hardly worth. carrying them here -they are quite cQeap. Best are made by Class and Coach passengers, of llme to d rive 10 the airport I A1dr•."1--I WI.th you. A;~rt free ports, all over the world are. Dunlop. 'd 1 and catch your plane. 1 I ~ r-~ orch1 s or the ·ta di.es and a fr"1-¥. ,;.1~1 ""? _J · · · . ' · _ cnnetfc,--+---=;rr.rr-m""'"*'"'""',,--""--Fre.e.,-mo.n.e-y-aa.l relching-1_, •):-~ •P -1- Sad to say they. all do a lot of busines~.1 . should we pick up our air tickets as we need them riv~I. Mov\e~-r~n~ stereo are booklet, ''How to get rnore I.or ~1 t.'/tr~ei~a~n:l' 1 I• had some left-over English pounas (they are · from place to place?" -, also available:-you r Haw aii Dbllar." 36-pages · I o<..i~T-479r I .. used in Ireland-equally with Irish-pOund') so I-didn't J "never worked out the exact costs on this, It's all yours with Northwest's of tips and informa tion to hel p I ·, change money in New York;' looked at-their rates but air travel in Europe is expensive . Vel')'. So buy Hawaii tours-tt1at let you build you get mo re for you r Haviali Wh'y se ttle for Jess 1, ... Dollar. Avail able from Nort hwest 1 1 • • • • J tickets to your farthest point. You get all the stop-your own pe rsonalized vacation r AB · overs you want and it's bound to be --cheaper that with exciting al te rn atives: , or a travel.agent I r:'I ~y 1· C Ok·, · it'harl way One-Week Tours! 7-night, 8-For more inlormation about 1-L I ays .'1, -ers 0 lf the airline you'fe fiyin~ doesn't .stop where day vacation from $238*. (Pl us Nort h\vest tours lo 1-lawaii, call NORTI.n•n=sr I fJ . 1 you want _:_ that is if it overflies the point -,Jhey $23.80 tax and-service.) Hotel, a travel agent or Northwes t a!: _ , WY mi=, I F M• • · 1 ! !-.a. F have to write you onto a line that does make the _ai r fare, sightseeing includ ed. Los Angeles 380-151 1 ORIENT I ' or '1m'' fill,lln ftll" ·are stop. A far point like Rome gives you all kinds of , Add on options if you Wish. And 0 18nge County 530-6333 I w;a.aa' stopovers. travel at lo\v group fa rels ! Van Nuys 986-3733 I · ' ! · "Two daughters who · insist It's quite all r ight to Island Tours! Oahu, ffawaii , Gl endale. Burbank 247·3323 a\ :- WASHINGTON (AP ) Charters now account for 30 hitchhike in Europe ... " . · Maui, Kau ai and Molokai. One. Bakersfield Enterprise 14442 ~ 1 Seeking to avoid airline price no........,t of the .m~ket, and I see a lot of nirls in pairs hitchhiking. But not two and three-night tours to the (!otl treeJ ~ I he C. ·1 A t" ,.............. b" Oxnard, Pomona, Riverside, San · • 1 Board 8 rue t t e pressure near. ly forred the gone out of backpack hitchhiking. Too long between choice of options -and build zenith 3233 (tau free n Palm wars, tha 1vi1 d er:au ftics 1~ ;year their competitive as many as there used to be. I think the glamour has Ne ighbor Islands. Add on your Bernard ino, Santa Bai b ra, call I .. world'! ·charter airUnes can ·d d t h ta di d · th · I 7 · ht 8 I . scheduled Jines to b.reak their n es an oo muc s n ng aroun in e rain. your ow n persona -n1g , . -Springs and San Luis spa, call 1 · get together and set.minimum Big thing now is for five or six kids to rent a camper • day vacation. All this -at low a t 11 I nt fare! for Oights b;etween the price' structure · ra e age · 1.....----------------~ . United States and Europe. Only a decisiOn by the CAB an:;;~d~s~t=uf=f-e=r=e=ryt:..::hi=·n=g:..::in= .. ~A=l-so:_:m=a=k=e=s-a:_:ch=e=a=p-ho_t_e_:.I ~========;~===·=-========-;=~=====~=============-Scheduled altllnes already and by tbe governments of r~om. fix their :rates, and tile Europe extending the prices - decisim affects only charters. then 'p-t effect prevented a , ·'lbe board said it felt Charter .price war at that time .. pric;es had dropped to Wl-Permitting the charter car-•. ·~fitab~ ~~ . !>ecause of riers 't9 est.$Ji_sL.vm,.lnrnlmilll!um!!ll·----------------- -c:ornpetitive-pressures. -fares ·!lad been oppooed by 56 Opponents of the action independent American tour charged that it will mean the operatQrs who 8sserted it -end ol low.cost air fares would Jwrt the consumer by across the Atlantic. raising 1 pric~. ... , ~HAWAll 1 SELECTED LEISURE VACATIONS FROM -B0.¥0 TRAVEL · 8CiAYSWAIKIKI --- 'Plutlf.07 Air Tai l·DAY MULTl·ISL.AHD YA.CATlC)ljS ALSO AVAILABLE • DEP~RTURES EVERY SATURDAY. ENJOY . YOUR VACATION WllllOUT-BUSY.DAILY BUS_TOURS. PRICE 'INCLUDES ROUNDTRIP °COl(T1NENT AL AIRLINES JETS ANO lllTER·ISLAND VIA HAWAIIAN AIRLINE§, HOTELS INSPECTED AND APPROVED BY JEFF BOYD FOR LOCATION AND GOODVALUE, BAGGAGE HANDLING . 'AND AIRPORT• TRANSPPRTATION fN HAWAH, COURTEOUS ASSISTANCE &V-COMPETENT LOCAL HOSTS ANO, OF CQIM!Sli, A FRESH FlOWER LEI GREETING. BASED Oii 2 PERSONS PER ROQM; SINGLES AND RATES FOR CHILDREN AVAILABLE. -' . ·- • · • ~l!Jmm Hawaii_: . . -Prci.1d .. JJ,:A.lllr..ci°""'~~n.dielinited.S?t<s'•nd '"""'"""cHloc..-~ - ... to Calilorn.ia and we'll give you a their incomparable service1 cuisine, accommodations and entertainment. free plane ticket to ~onolulu from the West Coast. No matter \vhen you're planni ng you r trip to HawaiJ this summer oc It's a chance of a lifetime to combine a great .••••••••••• •••••••• •••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• fa ll , there's a conve nient sailing to bring you .. summer or fall Hawaiian vacation with a glorious : To;en.i.er . .-11..... N•mc : back tO Ca liforni a. See our chart for specific < ~ . And ha 0ck f th b • ""'""'"' '"" : . d .>-Uay crwse. ve us pl up part o eta • : . °"" En1bo.<addo c.n... Addr • cruise ates. " • fr f h "' Co • '·""-••"''"" • Th 11 I d ...__ .1.ou can uy om jny one o t ese w est ast • 1.. ........... 11 (lU) 6d044~ Ci•1 : e n ca your trave agent or sen UI we cities: Los.Angeles, Sa n Francisco, O akland, ! Sut : coupon for full information. San Diego, San Jose, Sea ttle or Portland. ! ~~:!.':'::H.11 ... n : Anytime Monday .. Thursday, economy • f1r.fttt·w-. oc~ u.w • n7i • class, on the airline of your choice. Or you can leave Friday.Sund ay for just $15, plus tax. . As an extra bonus, a third ~rson jn your stateroom can go.along fot'- only $100, frtt air fare included. This special offer is good for cruises sai ling from J-lono1ulu on the following date$. (Ships arrive in Snn Frantisco/ LOK AngelC!l 5 day!! later.) July 19 September 1 l Jul y JO September JO August 9 October 1 t Augu5t 19 Oc.tober 23 I BOY1n"R'"~Ei:-543;;s238' Our •hips are tl)e W9fld-famous :J=-·ss-ldAR!PosA-and-SS-Mom-El<B-Y.--aui:ust.l .. .Qctob<r..JQ ______ _ • 2730N.BRISTOl SANTAANA • • • AT JUNCT10ft M QMDIN QflCh'(. IMfA MA n.lEWA'fS . . "· . . . . .. •• . -. " • ·-. . . • • ... ' • DAILY PILOT SuMly, July 1, 1973 •11 Bli Kea"e "Mommy! The moon iUst londed! Con we go ov.er to .. -. the oirport to see it?"' .. · Life~s Necessities Ignored at .Camp • • " " ., denegal knit shh:' group 7.99-8.99 . J By El!MA. 80;\IBECK AT WIT'S END . :Reg .. $ I I -'$1!1. Collection of easy-cere knit pullovers end toilored . sport sh,irts, mony full-fashioned· styles. Smooth, cool comfort in solid colors, Prints and "kOit patterns ... all at fantastic savings. We've 5hown only o few from thi s toR label I --·-·~·-"""-lI~e!IUlil'----------~ There's an old Olioose prov· erb that YoU can lea6.a kid to .. · I camp for two weeks, but you ·can't make hfm change Wl- derie.ii4·timeS. · Kkls refuse to · be in-... timklated by the two-page -mimeographed · s beet of "Clothing and E·q u i pm en t "Ready for the optionals? Necesaary for Camp'' sent out (He nodded his head.) Camera, by .the camp director. fully loaded and ready to go .. No< mothen. They still One book still in-the bag, one abide by the u.ury that •iffap-. flashlight with new 'batteries, pineg ·is a . boy who writes and a writing tablet, complete home for more dental floss.'' with envek>pes.• addressed to .Men's Sportswear, 50 • .. 1 ' ~·-' -411i<1<1,1o,o!.1Jlo Mom-<llld.llo4 eM A mpecl'' I f!oor • -Week with. my. "Check." • . l==ic Ciiiil-a-~-liot--<>I ~"OUY,"=I saiil1tilli ... r--~-r:-~---• c gear headed: Neces-back. "So . why have you ( I sitloo and Opllooals. brought all this stuff bock "!*'s.,.late Ille -ill!.' _ll<!me from camp unopened first." I llld. "1:11.,.count arid iP!l.-Uiiiiaea?"-· ···-. you check them of.f. Fourteen ••r didn't need it." he said. i I pairl of clean underwear, 5 "'You didn't need a l>llin:ol tibortl, a ahirts and 12 toothbrush in.two weeks!" pain: of IOCb:." "The brochure said the "Check." he said. -earnp was primitive." -.: "Two pairs of tennis shoes: "Primitive, yes. Polluted, one Sanday c:Mfit, one rain-no." · OOlt; a jacket, a balbing suit "We had a aPest to see and o beovy sweoter." who could go Ille longest "a.:t.." without taking a bath." "One pair of pajamas, cme "When you came home two eomplete set of bed liI\_ens. • days early I figured you hid five towels ,.ind th r~·e WO() something. What's with wubdoths.'' the new r8inooet?" , ''Oeck," he clicked. "l outgrew.it," he.said ~k· "One bar,of soap still in the ing,a fast ~xit. bOx, new tube or toothpaste. Maybe that is· what camp is hermetically sea led all about. Where ·the tootbbrush, deodorant -and. necessities aren't and the op- moutbwash. ttooals gather dust" a n d "Claect.'' he said. n'dhen bug o(f! ,;HOUSING PROBLEMS '· .. (ortlnlled frem Pqe St) a certain portion of low~ and re-sell them at their true homes is integrated as: part oJ marbt value, there's plenty of on overall community. ' In t h es e ciro.unstances, tbatgoingooalretdy, although clusters of lower cost homes we try to sell at the market can share the parks, open .JValue ouraelves." space, and utility boot-ups of There are seven! pouible . the more e x p e n s i v e solutions to these problems, deveiapme.nts, and yet remain the most obvious or which is to -· lnexpellSlVe. increase the number of home "rm not a builder, but il utU.li that can be on a given scmeone had a real commit· pen:iel rl land: The higher·the ment to low-cost housing, it denslty, the lower the price. could be dooe," says Ms. Bea· "Any developer would like :son. . to build low-cost ·housing," John Olapman, a planning says H~ of the Irvine Co.. consultant who has done w.ork "because 30 percent of the for the JrVine Co., Laguna housing market is for homes Niguttl, and Lake Forest, costing IeSs than $30.000. ag:i;:ces with her. - "But it's a very diffi cult lO ''Developers are very hesi- build-a home at that price oil a tant to try new ideas on low- big lot of its. own. In other cost homes until the rich have words, there has got. to be tried lhem,'..'. he says. "But fairly 1\igh density." there have been enough ex- City officials usually look on pensive condominium develop- this argument "'ilh skep-ments now so that we know ticism. Valley View iS"a case what works. in point. • "\\'ith a little imagination, Othcf."'s-61utions are more they can be made to work." tentative. Hughes also sug· Chapman •. a senior partner gests a freeze of speculation. in Chapman, Phillip&, Brandt, , aJthoudt he iW_·t sure how it and Reddick, ..says be will be could 6e achie4iild. Proably it doing some of_ this planniJlC \\"Otltd have • be initiated .at hlmself in the months ahead. the state or f.tKteral level. But he admits that other AJiothet possible solution filcfors such as land and coO- \\'Oukl be in~mc controls on struction cosl!I, increased open the people 'vho buy the low· space requirements, a n·d --<COS=<t..homcs..to.imure.. tbaUhcy _density controls _are_rapidly ~ ·-=-lit®i v ~. -.... ·· them. But this idea would be t panned com m Un rt distasteful to many, and il developments once held. wwldn't solve the problem of "The thing I would suggest .Ji•w to build low-cost homes )n now Is that local government t~ first place. get serious in r e q u i r J n g Camille Beason of the Fair developers to try harder on llousing Council believes the low inctlnlC housing. . 1-,--,.-answ.u.Jies. ln 21anned Com· "lt-hasn:.t tried very hard·rn· · ntunlty Oevelop!]'lents, ·where the past .. " I ... ,.........,ii. 10 .VERWEIGHT?. 56 LB. LOSS IN 40 DAYS Under M.dical Supervision at th• Omega Clinic HOURS: 9:00 • 7:00 • CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT II r ) ( hoys' .swim trunks and t.ank ·tops 1.99-2.39 3.50 value s. Boxers, knits, nylons, . mony more s~im styles, 1.99. Tonk tops to go with, l,59. Sizes S-M-l, 8-18. Boys ' Furnishin(;s, 26 ,. " .. ., ....... . . " I ,,,,,~ ... l."'",. munslngwear ~-n-•~•-v~-e~-~ ... -~l ..... lcy"'--=-.Sh~O""P-~· __ ,,~,,,,._Jr:Je~-T-shlfl swim trucks - 3.99-4.99 ' $6-$9 values. Choice collection of current swimwear. Surfers and boxers, assorted solids· and patterns. Hurry to save! Un iversity Sho p. 53 • 3 for 3.19 FirM quality 100% cotton und"e rweltr. T-shirts, S-M-l-XL. Briefs, sizes 30-10. Stock op-now end sovo!· Men 's Furnishings, 9 r • • COST. "ES.... AHAHllM SANTA AHA l"tlttrtff.L•H•M• INt·'Nt: I'\ f&U W. adwy, 1J'11T111!111Avt {714) 870-9~7 '4'·''" 778-4&1• 547-6329 ,\?!;"i...'1~~~~~ ANAHEI.... NEWPORT HUNTINGTON IEACH ORANGE, MALL O.f ORANGE • CEAll:ITOS 4i4 N. ~11clld 17141 S~lS·ll21 41 f•ilii,11 l ~l•nd 11141 644·1212 7777 Ed!11\m"f' Avt1111• . 17 1~.l 192:J·JJ I 2100 N. !'"s.ti.11 Str•et 111 41.: 991·1111 500 Les C!rrito• M•ll 121)1 1.0·041'' CLOSED TODAY FOii: HOLIDAY. SHO' 10.00 A.M. t• f 1l0 ,,M, TUESDAY TttR0:UGH FRIDAY, SATURDAY 10100 A.M. to 6100 ,.M. SUNDAY 12 NOON to 5:00 P.M. . . ~ . ' ~ . I • .. --~ • • • • • - .. AIRBAGS. • • ~ ............ _,,, with ldonllcal. , .. &ulll. lllqlO<t spetda ...... :M.5 and :II m.p.h. • • • • • 5polllOI' ol the two tells w\u Elion CorponUoo, which stlOdl to l"I a lari• piece of the hlli-u atr bap - become a standard ror the l~ f ·c1ua1ry Jn 1171 aiid beyood. starts toJDorrow ,. ' ~ • ' Sen. Frank E. M ... (D) of Utah said the film of the tosts dramaUcally a~ the cue for air bop. , In a crash sl:tuation, the air big is deiJined to intenupt the s_.i collision -the contact ol the rlden with the Inside S1.l'f8Ce9 d. a motor-vehicle . when the car !bell is hall<!d by an object ilr Its ,nprma\ dl- rectiooal path is diverted by something outside of it. · Vehlcle and riders travel at the same speed •·hen the car is in motion. But the instant the car ·stops, unrestrained passengers continue to ·travel inside the car till their move- ment ls alse arrested. An air bag, then Is an intelTupter -a pneumatic spacer between a rider and the inevitable sec- ond collision, explains Jack Martens ,automotive engineer- "'\ i_ng direc tor for. Allst.:ite. . . .. ' . ' . < "In effect," pe adds, "it 'nb- sorbs the energy of the moving -1.i 1 ~Passengiei:.~"~~~~-'--J.~~~~-~~-c~-=.:....:..- Many motorists are turned 1 off. on the device by the thought of its slamming them -1 in the face ot-hlgh speed:-''The bag never really hits you in the face," declares Martens. "You hit the baR." The bag is already fu11y i¢1ated and has • begun .to lose air by the time you stfike· u, he explains. ENERGY ABSORPTION The whole procedure is !I matter of absorbing energy - the car by crushing its struc- ture aqd its °"'""''"ls by g<> ing into the air cushiori. 'I't¥! bag doesn't c·o rn e straight out of the dashboard at the occupant anyhow.. It , tends to come up at an angle, such as in the GM system. "What it does ," says Martens. "is come out like a strinR nhd then it inflates itself. If there is someone behind it, it seems to want to go off at an ·angle. If there is nobody there, it will come on more parallel to the seat or a little above it One motorist in Califorilia . for example, struck"by an air bag "ilile wearing eyeglasses still ~d the glasses on hiqt. undamaged. when it was all over. One thing about the air bag: It's fast. Aecording 'to Edwin H. KJove, senior. engiooer-in· charge, air ·cushion ~restraint system, Fisher Body Division OI G?tf, "a 30-mile-an-hour barrier crash requires that'the air-cushion restralnt sy!t.em ense the accident, inflate th" ipr cushion ,and retrain the oo· Cupanls In 125 mllllseainds . ''Approximately 60 ·milliseconds of that is used to inflate the air·cusbion systems." '· Can the system be deployed by striking the bumper of a car with a heavy instrument such as a sledge hammer or baseball bat? " Air bag systems actually re-----------------f main operative for a rew seconds after the igniUon is turned of fand then remain unarmed until the car ignition is again activated. What does detonate the system is a change in tbl-veloclty of a_car in a Cra.s}('Or a similar impact made by a very heavy weight golng at more than the normal speed In a parking lot .. To deploy the air bag in a parted car wbile the semen is sUll operable would require, according to proponents, an impact the equivalent of a 4,000-pound concrete b 1 o c k moving at a spesd of 10 to 12 m.p.h: • . " famOO!I m11ker. IF-!.:====miine~11tme -WIWJUWD--TY 1111'11 llPllTI ,.,.... , 2.99 to 8.99 $5-12.50 Volues. Cho;,,,; from o • hondy ossortme nt of c ~ecktokers, · credit cord coses, wolle ts, inde x-its, French pu rses, assorted fabrics ,styles and colors, many one of o kind. Pe rsonol Loot her Goods, 86 • ANAHEIM \ 444 N. Euclid 17141 511·1121 \ ' . ,• -• •. • • beads, beads aa4 more beads I.99 Reg. $3.$4. R;ght-this-minule fash ion looks in round or oval beads1 · ch~ker or graduated matinee lengths, white or pastels. Sorry , no ni'ail or phone orders. Fashion J:welry, 20 • matte jersey baadea~ halter 4.99 Reg. $7. This season's fa shion favorite .. :.acetafe·nyl on jersey v.n.eck hal ter, adiustable tie bock, wh;te, bone, p;n k, • • light lilve. 5-M-L. Sorry, no · mail or phone orders: 8.98 Accessories, 41 I -· 6.99 • I ' ; I , I /.,.·· . . " , . . ;\:!~ ..... =1=-r.~~~ -~ ·-., ~:---- '~. ·-· ' " . ' ' ; ... hantlbug bctna1nza 6.99 to 14.99 A very exciti ng select;o,,..of the latest fashion styles in leather, vi nyl , straw , great-looking shoulde-r. swagger, dnd con vertible bags, many one of a kind. µ\ Hondbogs, 37 -- sleep"'.enr s 1tecl11c 11lar 3.99 to 4.99 Reg. $6'.$7. A fontoslic selection of coo l boby dolls, woltz gowns ond long gowns in nylon tr icot, cOtton· pol yester, assorted styles, pastels, . S-tvt -L. St reet Fl0or Lingerie, 54 .. . NEWPOttT HUNTINGTON I EACH ORANGE, MALL OF ORANGE CERRITOS 4 7 P:.11hio" hl•nd 1714 l 644· I 2 1 l 7777 Edi119•r ""'"u• 17 I 41 lt2-lll 1 • 2100 N. T 111ti11 Stft•t 1714 1 '''· t J 11 · , 100 Lot Ctrilto1 M•ll , IJ.!lL l lQ:Ml! . -------~-. -.... ~ - SHOP 10 .,:.M. to •:JO P.M. MONDAY l HltOUGH F-RlOAY, SATURD AY 10 A.M, lo 6 P.M. SUNDAY 11 NOON to 5 ,,M. .. -• -'. ·- • ·- -. " • • ' , . l • \ . • • • • • • .J • f DAILY PILOT • I PIJBIJC NOTICE Lindsay rakes a· Look at E_ngland •te••,...,. •Vl•nt ,f(TmouJ • .,. ..... . ..... nATWdlrf llAM9 tTAl ... WT Ttll ......... ...,_ i. ... Ill llMI-TM ...,.,..,. ,.,._ -. ... "' a: . DWI-.. : ISCO. Ml l•I lntl lf., C-11 ,,.,._., JAfllll1 ' WHAl,.l'I', 2'111 o.Mlt Or .. -c:.IH • .., • . Cott• ,,,.... ttU6 • 11t-.rt w. Trweilloll, "' L\lfdNa, ~ -._~;,,.,.-o.~ "Or 1'\)~ ~alhl." 1 n.Ifl1 -' ---~ .. I --''-~ 1-.h. C.llt . ....-' t .., •. #lllM. -c:a.-:-t'MH -----•oug.. ---. lllJ ... ~-- Tllilt ....,,... 11 OINlw.tM ;t '" It ~ o. J-. ''° 1uMMr 'Cir~ Undsly Anderton to anyone • picture by-writing preteuUoul .. ..,..,... • CM!• ~. Cfl, filial .-I.A la hJ fllm ~ •- II..., w, TftWll'lloil Tiik IMIMM h corioucfld w . ...... "'"' suues"11 s new .v In the raw rev-·· w,.~·~,::·t.:=:'~~rM""'f';':t-ll.~Jev Lucky Man !1 ' !J a Cynical or "J{'s an IOtertaibment but ~ifn. . ,. -Tllll ''''-' w•• fllH ""'"' .,,. c....... pesslmlsUc vtew-of· Ure ln .. it'••• 1&or1 tor~· ..... !t • ly ,~ °' °" .... ,_.,. Oii J-14 Engl ·-' today Rtt· x Reed "*'"*' 0r""'9 C-1 DlllY l"llol, ltn. • ' ILllU ' • " In lllll ln~ ' tbe bf• J-10, 11, w _. JlllY 1, 1tn. 1~n. • ,.~ One. of · .the l1lO!lt coo-nueetkJn11 who qumtion the f'.lJBU~ NOT1c£ Ju::.~~~ .Z: 1.'::"~~~·~•v ,:;:~ troversial pictures in the --~k>n around them, tee PUBLIC NOTICE recent' Cll'ftOI Film Festival ~gb . ~y 1 n d ~ ·~,;~~-..:~':.':' · !t hH .opened Lo re<.'O rd-break-· __. p re t e n t I o 1.t 1 n •a 1 and Thi to11ow1111 ,.,_ I• 11o1ne iiw-.. •tc:T1T1ous •v••••ss Ing businell in tondon dnd In t~ he at or the Watergate e:t· crookedne., and wbo are in- ·1.AwM-A-MATO"cotTAMEM.,..1 TIMI 1o11ow1rio ll•f1on1 ,,, doll'll New or . e am rgers scandals, Americans ha ve pel"iencesattheage0f19asa res eome WI)' 11. NA.Ma ITATIMIMT y k lJk h bu le te<f Jn ~ ' ~~~:":~~':1,~u,1vetM '"'11;-: ;-:~£ •E""'•· •57 w. it1n iind tennis sl\l)es, it now seems lea~to take everything wilh coffee salesman in the North to swvlve ' all Now I ,.,,.. l"IM;•. ""'· 'io.i, Los Mfllet, CA st., 11111, H, eo.1' MN. c1111. '2•n. destined -lo ·take over the sea I a raised eyebr:aw. but of England. ':I showed what l . think) the EqUllb 'are no. to051 · -wliU•rn M. L1111"· 2132 .::ir11e9le ... .,..., wnrld this summer in theatres the Eng 1sh still cherish their had written to David Sherwin, longer inlerelted, In ...... Tiii• 0 t11n1M11 !1 tlftductticl b't' ert Ill-Cotll Mii . Cl. '2626 y _ 1..----· 4llvld11e1. "'""G. S1111. • • Jo.1111 s1., '°''' everywhere. Jt'S'"a brilliant, institutions. So the British who wrott 'If ' and we worked 111c:x: questions. 'lbey're too 1111, :,1:=,1G::;. ~ wtltl ~-~~i!;..':!21' eoflduc1tc1 by • ,.,..,,1 shlttering Olm that makes press has relallated, labeling together wlth 'the idea of doing tired. And they fear the t\' citrt ot Or•• c-•v on J-'· si-r1 ...... s111p ~ you ashame<! to use the same· ~falcolm "arrogllf!t"~ a nd it for Undsay, because we answen." im Wllll•m M. Lvt• . bo h ,..mu r 1111 .,,,_, ••• n1..i With ""' cov.,. old expletives, but nothing less Lindsay "a monster." Facing t owed him so much. The ,mo n.e y I ender 1 in hbH&htd Orllll9 Cotti o.Hv Piiot, "' Cltrk of °''"" couniv llfl J-.,,, applies. them across the same in-Everyone added his own ex-Hollywood will tell you J-'°' 11, :u 11'1d July 1, 1tn 11a -n 1m , __ , l 'ts a m a g n l f I c e n t ac-terview fable wilh s om e periences to it and turned it Lindsay Ander90ll films are PUBLIC N011CE Ju1";'4r.1~5• ~·~ coaoit 0 •11Y ~~i complishment and the hell trepidation, I asked them into a broader piece of social m:~y in the bank·because he ,.1CT1THMn •U1Ht•11 PUBUC NOTICE with modesty, a vice Lindsay about their new reputations. criticism." brings them in 19f' one-tenth 'MAM• •T.t.T~IMT Anderson has never been ac-"Because of 'A Clockwork IN RUINS the cost of other di~tors. "0 TM foltowl"ll PlflOll II cklltlll lllltl-. -0 ' I and t Ma) Im u ,__ d 11• "1ct1TtOU1 •ut1M1n · cused of. range can comm op co , nu,,(ly, a n l.uety"-11 .. ! ~ lell -!han 0 Slanday Bloody Sondly'' with ten ~ u many Jocationl ancl dlfflcultiet. "My matUI value ~ high, but il lakes n>e oo IGog ,. make a film thlt· 1 have to do jt for 1 low fee if 1 want to make Jt at all, We'" all 1 =d. Then are people coal who should l!e roakiJlg ...,. mon<y Owl Ellabeth T a y I o r , but notbing11 taJ.r anymore. "ll you really want tO do _,.thl!>& """'81> yoo .should be prepared to do it fer a modest .sum. -My films are nhuv;~. ·1·m iAvolved in every detail, from the writing .. the editing, anil I don' feel any time ls too great. Each oC my films is a piece or my lit~ and oot just ·anotber job. I · oruc'roR. LlndllY. And.'~n sometimes feel prehistoric because I feel so few films are handmade now. I'm one of the last of a dying breed." in Gll:A,1T1 GUNST en wOOO•oc K !.~e: sT.t.TIMIMt ~-· .,... •fter. onl y three films money," said.Malcolm. :·r can Sherwin f.omied a company', &Hl•TS. 2:JDO Fllrvl-St., C:o-11 th<t fol_,,. Ptrt<lnl 11t ._ng n · • eed I I f MIN c.m ,,.,. ttvtlneu ,., Anderson ha.s gf!lined an ill-" bounce in and out of thlilgs agr on mutua sa 41"ies ,o • 5,~'t;:,": j::.~c.~~uoo F•lrvlew '·°'~~~~-~~ N~~;.'r.lr.': credibly fast reputation 81 one without the type-casting di~d-$25,000 apiece, and drank a 111!::;~ 11 arMhlCMd b'I 11" 111-~~ r H-•r.t,-uois E. si .. of the most lmJ)Oriant dlrec-_¥8!1.U!ges that go with befog a toast in coffee. A ~r later, ll:lclllrd a. G11n11 .t.ndr-. orlve, H11111h, Florld1, llllU tors ~ the world. After "A star . .l don't want to be a star. Lindsaf phoned Malcolm to Thli ll•ttment "''' "ltd with 111e covn· Thl1 M l,,.11 •• bllnt cOlld~fd by • Cl k k Or .. M 1 1 "It's an immense conceit to act say: "l think we'll seriously t\' Clerk o1 0r11111 Co;in!Y en Jv,,. '· llmlltd """"'""1P· • oc wor ange, a co m like a star. I'm too confident 4 have to forget the whole thing. irn. · ... uw Thi• ·~=:.:i ~.~·1~11h '"' covntv McDOwell be~ame the hottest to pot on airs. The author's lying ort the floor ,.libllw.td Or•noe cot11 Diily Piiot, Cle•k o1 Or•• Covnty on : Ju111 ''· actor In England. FE~LS SECURE drunk-and the scri'pt '• 111• Jllnt 10 17 1" ind Jl.lty 1, lffl 1161·13 1'11 WILLIAM •. IT JOHN, COUNTY T th ••-•· t e<f ~ ~ Hot oscope: ·Tuurus Faces Obstacles to Overcome. MONDAY ' • c:LaltK. iv Tlltl'HI M. wsrd. 09PUIY oge er, i..irey nave earn "I'm very secare. I can <lo ruins." l!UBUC JSQ'J'ICE ,.ui.i1..._ or•l'!8• ~.!' ·D~ny ,...~~ up_ f_or 8 lacer~tlng_ blow to the nude scenes or light scenes or Several tOOusand re-writes , ---,-,-cTit1out •ut1M1ss Jv111 i1, 24, '"" Jv1v i . '· lfll ll:lf-IJ B_r1t1sh cTuSs system, a C_an-wear funny !lats and I don't later, it finally made it to the 1-'----~~='~LIDJJl~NT ___ -PUBLIG-NOTIGE-_d1de-llke odyssey ·that l ~ve.....any_selL..consci~ screen. ls , there . an thin By SYDNEY OMARR .. ~."' to1111w1,,. IMfWll Oolfll ""'1"'" a ITlORt ~Ion~ ~s "Goffe ~tli ThC only thing I can't dO 1;-'Mitco wou c an g e? ARIES (March 21-April 19): _to ·believe rumors. Do some Check property Ior. safety 11_nd personal investigating. value. Make new start in new dire<"'.ll!ll.-~-~-~-~1-1 ANCER-(vune-!Wuly-22 . ·- THI! ,l!JtNl!ll:V, "°' .. ewpor1 Btvd., "~c:.Jl~0;',• ... :~~'::~• 'J!le W.1 n d •. encountermg climb a ladder"or scale a wall "Every scene. I'm that super-Friend has 'some pertinent ~..!:~r·L~:~. ~ w11t cot•• TM ""'~"' ,.,_ 111 dol1111 bigotry, ayarice and horror or walk on a ledge. I'in .ter-critical ab!>tJl all of my work." ~Sutt• 21. MIWP(lrt •..ct;· c.u,. llW~~s."t"Nc .• mo eoi1-Avt., Cot•• every ste.P of the _way -:-cor-rified of heights. Birt I did '0 Lindsay just smiles at the qu~.~ Amwer to best of Thl1 """""' 11 cG!!Cluet.1 b'I 1n in· MtM, c11r1. nm mpt pohce, deviant Judges , Lucky Man" for very little above like a father whose yo~ ability. Unusual social dl.,.....r~oy Hew•nt LMlrf 1r!!:c!-!.!s.'! "l,~r:0:.!1: !!:c!-!,~ who wear bikini brle_fs under money· bec~use it was just child.~ per r or med. ad-activity marks th!s as special Tiii• 111r-i "'" tllfd """' t111 c-2'30 Calllfl AYf., Coll• ,,_., c1u1or. their robes and submit to sex-another job mirably at the school gradua· time. ~--tttartu, G t m I n l .., c11r1r; of or-. c-"' on J"""' ar. nl• mM ual t-Orture during c o u·r t · f """ ,,,,_ Thr1 buslnnt '' coroctuc1«1 11y • cor· ._ : "I had uever heard of lion. He's a wry, unny man could play· pro-•·e~t roles. •·-por1t1on recess, m u r d e r o u s btg Llndsa And bef he 'th !""-" 1· hi d a "~ Pllblllhld °''""' COHI Detty ~llol. THEl"t l"ltEVEM.TION SYSTEMS d . y erson ore WI a wuuue n s eye an ChanCe ting . Mw 24 ..i July 1. •· is. 1m 1t»73 1Nc011:~te:o business 1.Y c 0 0 ~ s • .~ directed me in 'If,' but we had cricket cap on his bead, who mee can turn mto PUBLIC NOTICE Tiii• ~= .!:""'t.J'~~::'f.,!r· c-... surgeons doings c 1 ent 1.1 i,c an enonnous su~ with that doiesn't seem to deserve his serious relationship. ,1CTniout •usiM•ts . "' c11rk of °'"* CDl#lty on June 14• n;se.arch 00. human . gui~ and we wanted to do another pputalion as an enemy !Sf the T.&_URUS (April ~~ 201: MAM• sTAT•M•..,.. 1tn '-""1 ~1gs, bllJ!ldenri~. atorrnc sc1en· Olm 1QMJ~Jilws~..ltim I..P-.~ at...an. Obstacles ·overcome only by ~ .. ··ftlllow1nt .,.._ ........ ~ clollll PllblllhH Orll'lff coau-01J1y Pilot, lists, 4d1ot mihtary~f'ucbt years· to do a ·n!ln bCCauseirrs=" -Tnt'lial collfa Tad us into a facino them. Means don't at-iur=:~THA Tou11:s, ttMt Glouc•1" JUM 17' 24 •nd July t. •· im ,..,.n Intelligence officers -and, more than a fil:rb to him.-1 did huge discussion of the English, tem ...... pt· to sidestep basic? issues. L~~un~~"t':..T:'"i~t~::!· .. "' · PUBLIC NOTICE w~ll, son_ie ~f the _ Ulndon SOflle other films -'Figures who drive me f!L3-d. anyway. ~_guarlas, Leo and Scorpio ~ ~ L-.·Mwtt!nct'°" -..ct1, ''' ,,.,..._. -~ cnttcs are a bit ~pset. m· a Landscape' for Joe Losey, The bloody English think m.,... I • Miry "'"" Huntt•no. 1,..1 a1ouc:11ttr 'u•LIC MO'T'ICI 1 persons are ikely to be in pie-: L-. Hun11rt11•on ••1e.h, c.1. n~ •111 .... n 'Long Ago Tomorrow' for films attack their system,<>tiut ture. Be aware of fine print: • TN• 11W11,,.11 11 <On11uctH bV •" l1t-P11n1 e111 ... ror °' AH P••m1111n1 PUBUC·NOTICE ·Bryan Forbes. and 'Clockwork they are not specifically read between the lines .. You cNvldualo.nnrt F. Huntt1"' hl-eoun, ~v1:~=.:1~~;T:·~-r~::...;"~!~~~'.1°" ,1cTiTious •usiMl!5s Orange•· for Kubrick -but I British at all. 'O Lucky Man!' can arrive at truth through ty ~:!.~":";'~" ~:J:tyw1! 1J111141 n: u:i~ B::~ otoisi:~~1,.c•~1·:;,:.i;: NAM• ITATl.MINT didn't feel fulfilled . I wanted is' about the whole world. The direct approach. 1m. ,._,... lovlr11rd, C•pl$lr1no e .. eh, C1!1fornl1 •s~"" "IOllVWl"ll ptrSOll 11 dol"! but}.'"'" l-0 get that grea( feeling of English suffer from this PvbU"'*I Or•• C:O.•t o.uv PHO! wm •K~1"' _, ... bldi untu i:oo P.M .. 17 ·MILE sou.t.RE AN•MAL Hos,1TAL creati'ng a fam•·ly proJ'cct that . absolutely boring distinction, • GEMINI (May 21.J. une 20): _...,...: Jvl~ 1m fw lid NO. n . "•Int E•terlor of • • JlllY 1• •· is.12. 1m _..,~ .t.11 hl'm1111111 Bulld11111s 11 s.c.H.5. With ~1m :~ner Av"''"'· fo;inl••n V•ll•Y· you get wij.h Lindsey." which they ipsist o.h making, Highlight communication with One close to y0u may be urg-SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22- ing you to spend more than is Dec. 21 ): Where there· ere necessary. Pull in rmanctal .roadblocks, yoU now could reins. Family member can be · reCeive green Ug!tt. Signals for told no without creating a you are "go.", Know it and crisis. Taaru, Libra in-reseond accordtngly. ·Your dividuals figure prominently. ability 'to comprehend ls LEO. (July 23-Aug. 22): You enhanced. Horizons are are acce pt ed . by more broadened. E9Che~ the ~Y· persons ; you receive publicity, ~Ive up to potenual -w~ch perliaps_ even a· degree of.-ac-LS gree.t. cl@lm. )!uhloo't-believe~·)'1Jll CAPRIWl\N~(llec, ~· .read and hear about fliurself. 19): DiVersiry. Find ways or Keep ·, reet on grqund. And satisfying curiooity and Poten- don't permit sense oC humor to tial. Emphasize .salesmagship_ evaporate. in creative sense. Means look vmGO (Aug. 2.J..Sept .. 22): be~d what appe~s to be a St.rive for the new -be in-limit or rest~1ct1on_. Saglt· dependent. Permit creativity larlan t."OUld aid. Ask ques- to be highlighted.-Your work, tions: Gain rrom expertence. interests, companlon.5 seem to AQUARIUS. _(Jan. 20-Feb. jell; thereisaprofitable blend-18): Check diet. You may be ing cl ~rees. · Leo ~ going tO extremes due to r:e-PlJBIJC NOTICE ::0.,, e=.i.:.. ":Id G.=;::,~~oc:,: , ~.;., o.vld ..,.._rd, ·!Uff Mt>•loold So he turned down offer between art and en-relatives. Develop ideas. Give ,.tCTmOVI ..,.,..... fltl'fil:w'lfllll« balldlt11 r.ou1•-" un"' orci.. '°""'''"-""1111'f· Cllll. f270t aft f~ that t hi ts · terta" t You can read the full play to intellectual curiosi·· lllAMI ITATllM•MT otita!nfd ''°"' '"" ,....1n1.,..,_ •nd this bullrtH1 11 conc:rveltd by 1ri 111· er o r sen s agen ~men · A •k st' nd ·••-. Aq_.... are Jnvolved. cent setback. Key now. is to LIBRA (Se!>!-~. 22)' know that those. who opposed '"'-' fiilkJrorintl ""°"' •r•. 11o11111 Opaf-1tton, Otfle• 11111e 1boY1 lddr•••· dlvldv11 reaching for the smelling reviews and you won't e\i'en ty. 1U q1.1.e IOllS a uuw:im ...._ "' • o..1t11· !t Jun. 1m John o. S1\11191rd · It n:d k"A h" nc1 t d the They are answers. Shake off tendency ~~--~-MOM.e--Sl't:rE•S-01'-CALIFOANIA. -.Cltlfst•-·Unlflfd.&cllool-01\1<kl Th.ls 1t1ltmtnl .... , tllfd wllh the CO\lrt> sa s • ..a -.WQl" __ <;,J,1. QP IS·OWD~ u ers an m. ...___ 1"'2 Wiid It-L1,,.c Hunll"lllDl'I GordOll L. h-tlf'IOll, tv Cltrk ol 0111191 Co;in!Y on Junt I•. __ ~ 9'Md1, Ctllf. t»4t " . Clri '°" tt>e 8"11rd 1t7l " -...... , C1t11lll1 HOlfert, lTit'2 Wiid ll:OH Publbhed Or•noe COllll D•llY Piiot, . 'Ir----------------'-----------------------, a.-. Hvrttlnctton Belcft, Cttll. '1"9 Jul 1 L 1t73 207).73 Pvblllllad Or1n<le ColoSI 01!1y Pllot\ Mk11M1 lto ....,_,,.,,. 12079 HO'ff y " J-17, 2l Ind Jvl~ l, I, ltn 1970-73 TDDAT~S ·CIOSSIDID PUZZLE PUBLIC NOTICE "'"ltrwt, Llk• View TerrKto, C1llf. tl:M2. ~ TN. llull-II coNllcltod b'I I ......... PUBLIC NOTICE ........... 1--~;;;;m.;;;;Oi;;;;;;;c.---1--...;.:.::::::..:::~:;~~-ll •IW!t C. Hlldfn .,.IC'TfTIOUS IUSllllllSS Tilh 111 ........ t w11 flllll with 111<1 Coun-MA..._I STATIMtMT Pl<:TITIOUS •UllNl'SS ,,. Q..-k o1 Orenol Caunty Oii June '' The fdiawl"ll PtOOlll" lf'f .. d""f'IO Ml.Ml ITATeMEMT 1m. bull,,_. ••: T111 1o1iowt1111 ,,...... 11 c1c11111 butlneu p.... QUALITY BUtLOINCi SU, .. LV, 7502 ''' ~ °'"""' cont O.Hy Piiot, W~•ntr AYf., Htlfllfnogton lllC:h, C•llf. MAltK'S SIJ PEIUOA V.W. REPAIR, _,.. If, 17, S4 11111 JtJ/N I, ltn 17'6-1J """1 , • IWl Unit G $-lor, COSll MotW ACROSS 76 C~ldron 130 W1rm wind 19 Outer ZOl1oe 95 Liebility n--0utett--U1111--132....Robot..dr~ 96 Diteion 134 Approach 27 Sorrow '°97 Bamboo at- 8 ·~ Wlln1tm F. i.-1tv. ~ LI s111t1. M1rk .... ll:•vnoldl, U52 0ffl1Ylll•. PIJ UC "'11 ICE 011nl1h• Vtl!f:r. Cllll. '210ll _ Co:tt!! M•~· Ct. ~ H'>lf!'• M. L"""''""· ll~fin1 'rh!1 6u1lne111t-twiH:t~n1n:" ·--------"ICTIT'°"' eUSHl•U Avt'~ Fovnl11n V1ttey, C11lf. tt70I dlvl<1111I. • NAM• ITATIMIUfT •Thi< "'"lMSS It conOucltd by 1 Olflll"ll Mlrk A. Rl'fngldl TI'llt fallowllll Clfl'IOl'l:I 11'9 *"Ill IMnlMll per,,,_r,111'1. Thh 11•1...,ent Wll lllfd -wl111 IN CO\ln· 11: ,. --Wllllll'll F. Lonqlty IY Clerk ol Oranot County on June 20, JOltOAN l'Ll!CTJtONI CS. llMM Tr•sk TMI •lt~m...,I w11 lll@d wllti tn1 Ca11n· 1973. ' • A-llf. Gtrdtn Grove. t"1llfornl1 "6'3 ..., f"lerl! ol 0.-•l'!ff Covnl'( <in Jun• :io. ' 1 '·261" .. JOll:OAN MUSICAL INSTll:UMt!NTS, 1•13. PUbllshlld of-1t19t Cot•! D11ly Piiot Jun1 INC.. t!M02 Tr11k Aven~, Gtrdert P~'""' 2l ind .July l, I, "S, 1'73 1'33·13 • Gnaw, C11!1fornl1 Publlshad Or111111 Co.11 Dilly PU01.,1----------~--11 TN1 Ml-11 cO!ldvc::.cr by • cor· J1111t 24, 1rw:I Jvly 1. 1, u, 1'73 ltS2-73 PUBLIC NOTICE .......... (C1flfornJ1l · . .. ' MANFRED s. GAl!ILER. PUBLIC NOTICE • Vice. Pl'Wldlnl . ...cttT10US •USINISS ""'11•"'""" Wll lllfd wl~ ""'covn-NAMI ITATEMIMT -'1 Olr1I of Or11nct1 County on Jurw 2', IPtleLIC MOTICI' TIWI 1o11aw1119 Pl'f"ton ls dolrtg bl.llineu ,,,,. ,_,_ . 110 Ml. 72 IS! - -ll:llDCI~ Port1ble C11uroom1 H .. H BUll:GEll:S, W IV. 11111 $1., ' JMM T~e 11,,.,•d ol Trmlfft, ('..,11tr1"" Cotti Mfll '2617 1 U.Clttolll .... ALOWITZ. Altyl. Unlfl_,j 5cllool Ol1trlct, ,6176 Vletorle R•ymorid 'L. E!rnerilOfl, .sJl Cenltr St., -.... ,. ....... •-B"'~everd, Ctf>!str~M Bff<'h. c .. 111nrrt1.. c1111 Mn1 C•llf f2l.27 1 .. n fl ,....._ c......,... will AUi,,.. -ltd bid• unlll S:oo, •.M, ·· !,? Ttlili bvllow'.u 11 · cOllducl«I trY 1n l1t-.....,..... er-.. cou1 oany "not, .lutv 1973 /or tl ld No. n, It• oc1t °" .,,. dlvldvil · Jtitt I, I, IS. !2, 197' • 2051).73 Porl1bl1 Cl11v_.,1, Cl11""'°"" trt to Airmond O. Enwr1«1 'OT! bl ........i lrDm Mlrco '· FOl"lllV J..,.1111" Tll!i •l•ltrnenl w11 !lied with 1111 c-___ ;PUBc,;;:.:U;C~N,,,,:,:,C~CE~---IHlgh Sclloof kl 0-Hlll1 High Selloof ind ty Clirk ol Ortnge Covnly on Junt '· 1973 .-Capl1tr1M rntarmadllle School. Bid "·""" -PICTITIOllS •1111-.•ts sptelllc1llO!'I Ind pertonn111C1 baMlll{I Pvtlll~ 0r .... -COlll 0.11, Piia!. MAM• ITATIM•NT reciulr.....,.h can tie ablllnfd from 1111 ' fnl 175'-ll 1'1W followltlll Ptr-.,. dol1111 ,....lrtfwlllncl ll'ld °"9f"•l'klnl Office ii th<t J-10, 17, :U arid July • bu.1..-t 11: •-lddrns. SHADY CHAllACTEltS, :l07.20f North Ollfd: 2' J-ltn. PUBLIC NOTICE • Cot1t Hlftwr1y, L191J1111 BMCh. C1llf, c.,!1tr1no Unlfftod Sclloal Olllrlct j ---===~===---11 ': ~ Mllchll1, MJ Wnt Ll,,.. Oak. ~of Lt.:=· "IC1'1TIOU5 •USINl!SS -·Sin Glbrlel, CtL , "UbllWMd °''""' Coll! Oilly Pltot, NA.Ma STATl!Mll'IT G1rry p-... 21 IE••' •..c0rt Apt. July I, •• ltn 2C2•·n Tht fol'-41111 PtftOl\I ••• !lolrt11 • • C, Allll"1brl, C1t. bllslnnl It: . • Thi• M lneu 11 conduc:tfd by 1 llfn'••I .....-...,,..,,LIC NOTICE KOLL.·WELLS 11•s S~y P•rk Clrcl1, . .(ltrtn.-11\!p r ruo lrvlt.,., C1Hlornl1 '2'64 Ktr11d L. Mllchtll 1. OOMkl M. Koll, 609 V!a Lido Sood, G1rrv ,,_, 1"1C1'tTIOUS •USINltS NIWPOl"I 'BtlC.h, C11tforrtla '26'0 This 1t1teri>ent w11 """'·with , .. Coun-MAMI tTATIMl.MT 2. ll:!ch1rd C. Elliott, '6 Lllld1 111~. ly Clft-ol Or1nte OIJl!fv on Ju.,. 'lf, Th& follow1nfl Pfl'IOlll 1r1 doln{I Newport B11ch, C10rornl1 t7"60 lfn tlulln11s 11: 1. LM C. Simm!•, t4 Lindi 1111, •. ,... GLEN ~DOUGLAS"""' ASSOCIATES. N .......... , B11ch, Cilllorl\!I nuo .'"" T .• ,_ '901 Wt1Jl<ly Pllct. Newp«t Baacn. •. D1vld ... Mlddltm11. 11 Half Moon * Glilllll"l'fl C•llfwnl1 "16!0. Drive, Coron• dtl /'Mr, C1lllornl1 t'U2' ~ llKll. C~I. Oovg!11 R. M1eK1y, 1546 E11t 20!h, !. £ver1t1 01vl1. 39't 51n<111na Line, Tll: (TI4) fff•tnt S1nl1 An1, C1Hfornl1 '21111 Cor0rt1 del Mir, Calllornll '2675 Pvbll1hld Or11>111 COISI Dilly Piiot, Glln A. York, 1n11 G!lm1n, Irv!.,., •· Tlmo!hy L. S I r 1d1 t , 1'311 Port July 1, •. u. :ti, 197J 204-73 Clllforl'lll """' Albini. Ne....,.arl llHCll. C1l11or .. 11 '1660 =~~PcUB'=cLcJC~N-OTl~"CE~---· thl1 bvtlnt11 11 btll'!I condvelfd trr • 1. Wtll• F1roo Marl910I lnwstar,, PlllMrlhlp. POii Ottkt Bo~ JOOU, t1rmlna! Anne•, --=~=~=~=~=--1 Gllft. A. York LOI Art111ln, C1lllornl1 900JO su .. 111:1011: COU'ltt o .. '"' Thi• lllltmtnl IHfd Wltl'I 1111 c°""'" TM• lllltlnftl I\ bl'I .. condUC!f<I b• • STATS Of' CALl .. OltflllA f'Oll: C J > -THl"COUNTY Of' OltAM•• Clfril of Or-ounty, on UM , 1,.., GtMr1I P1rlflt'rtll!p. Ml. A·Ua7 lrl'T"""-M, Wini, 0t-pvty Covnty Ct.rk KOLL·WELLS Mn'IC:I Of' HI All:IM• °" AM• .. o•o ... u.. By Don11d M. l(Oll Pl1'1TIOl'I f'Olt f'll:O•ATS Oii Will W. l"ATll:K'lt O'l(llf'•, Jlt, Thl1 1!1l•ment w11 fllld whh 111<1 Coi.rn. AMO f'Oll: LITTl•S tt:STAMIMTAltY ATTOlt-.IY AT I.AW ty Clerk Dn>r-11191 C111111ty, C11llornl1 Ort E11111 o1 MAltJOll:IE M. GOODMAN, -....,. ~ II .. 1111"9 111 )11111 '· 1tll. Dlc:•1Hd '91111 Alla. c..• .... "'" ... tMof, NOT ICE 15 HEREI Y GIVefrf "''' "'""'"*' Orar.ge COllll Dilly PUof, l"ubllahld Or1noe CMJI O•llY Piiot. SECURITY P•CI FIC NATIO"IAC 8AMK June to. 17, !If. Ind J\lly 1, 1m 11102·72 ~-10. u. 2' 11111 July \, Hn lm-73 1111 tllfd 11tre-lit"1n •lnlndottl pellllon 1n11l ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;ll fl:lr" lstu1nc~ cf Lei!~• TnlM11ff!111'f "'J.j ~n-.. rdt,..nc1 to whlcl'I 11 midi fr:!' l\lrther part!cut1r1, •llCl 11111 tM Hrna 11'1d ,,ttct °'· hff•l"ll '"" lltnl 1111 """ "' IDr J11ty 17, 1t7l, •T ~: 1,m. In llW _..._ of DUllrlmffl 1 i Of Kid dl)rt, II 100t 1vl( Ce!'I ··'--w"'·"' ~Da~!Z J~l:~'.11:,;i•, C1l110t1111. ' WILLIAM E. SI JOHH, County t'"'"" 'WALTI• '· KllN AMO NOWAltO "· tHIPHIEltO IP l"'9t"S"'1t111 S'"'9t-'l" A~ll· C•llfWnll ... IJ .T .. 1 Ctl" Ul-Mlf ..,,.......,., lor "•rl!lel!fl'" Pvbll1111d Or1not ~oa•I 01lly Pllol, J111141 20 1nd Junt 30 1nc1 July 1, 5. 1t73 2051 ·73 . PUBLIC NOTICE STILL ONLY • ~$2.65 A MONTH Even On Price Alone The DAILY PILOT Delivers The Most -----1 ' SUBSCRIBE NOW 642·4321 (Ot ,.._ ttle_DAILY"PIL0,1 efflce t. Y"' ••••••ltyl ' -.--- ' ~ ~ • ---, ~ ' 1 Speech figu11 6 Refine 11 Vlti111 16 Cupid's companiofl 21 Blackbird 22 Forbiddeo 23 Plain Engll1h 24 Woody vine 25 Prepo!lition 26 Pltdestal part 28 Hoodwink JO J1p1nese meature 31 Greeting 32 MWd e1tplelive 34 Contain 36 C1mpu1 bigwig ':r1 Waird 39 J1p1neM coin 40 Warm .,,...... .. o ..... • 46 Alructv 47 Rad~ 48 Thug 51 Alla- """"""" 55 CircuilouS ~" .. .,._ •' -60 V81arWI ullof 62 Fodder tr<Mlgh 65 Nauticl4 "flop" 66 Slander • 68 Revolving 70 Sudartic ... ,_ 71 Script togath1r 72 Drags 73 Scottish fin• ·75 Stwter ftblie . . 11 " •• '" 111 •• ' 78 Contented 1igh 79 Co0it111 136 W11te allowance 29 Semitic god 98 Bifnllh 81 Compet1 137 A1iatlc country 33 Digraph 99 SlmpletoM 82 Roman 141 Malay gibbon 35 Rendel" -101 lllu 1t1te1man 142 Emer_g1 38 List 103 Qlblicll kint 83 E~ha11st 14" Pennant ·39 Mariooettti 1 104 eam.g. 85 Wltnes1e1 146 Seth's SQn ,maker .., 107 Safietf 86 Ruulan "no" 148 College cheer 41 011'\en 108 Tumult 88 Shipworm 149 Attending 43 Sand rtdgel ' 110 Dim 89 Wisdom 150 Verti.I endlf\g 45Gu= , 11 . Exnor.lori 90 StrlptaaSM 1!i1 Plant genua 47Su d -113 Stupefy, Sally 154 Very: F.-.nch 49 UnfHhionllble 114 Midd9y 91 Aqu1tlc m1mm1I 156 Thu1 SO Honey 118 Exclnc1 bird 92 C11&d 157 V1lor 1w1rd 52 H,it hlrd •. \17:::= 93 Cede -159 Grnk dllhs:1 54De*"" 95 GreM 160 Rallth jifluenee . ... ..,,111.i.Mc.n.-.. community 162 Hoglik11nimll 55 Challeng~ 121 Forw9111 96 Plant 111i1 . 164 Growing out 56 Sidestep 123 Coeeh . 97 Collided 186 Mounteln crest 57 Oec11r: 2 wd1. 125 Eur~ 100 Reg1ttl 166 LIMn roonl 59 Sketch*<I COUfllfY 101 CO!"ded l1btlc 117 °"'...,g. 61 Go 127P~ 102 Absolute 630---104 R1muner1ted DOWN 64 Turbine wttMI 129 Set1tiMI 106 Outtidti: preftll 66 P¥ched 130 S~ 106 Hoosi&r 1 w.., 17 Ar9S' lister 131 Av-r-c'°"' humorist 2 tndlen coin 69 Night: French 133 Huruy 107 Solemrt 3 Wlurd of -· n Al'ICiertt . 135 Elev1t• 109 MIN 4 English ~sket instrument 138 Metric me1sure 110 Baptlsmel 5 Blblk:1I king 74 Forward 139 Dnen refuge VHHI 6 lmp11sMi 76 DOl"ic ttmple 1..0 C011t 111 Cut 7 Pa's m1ta 78 Viveelous 142 OtloM 112 Falk11rtd l1l1nd1 8 Decline 19 Mnim 143 On1: Garmin !tbbr.l 9 Bu1den • 80 Genuflact l45 Bite nola'y 113 Uphold 10lerge book s 82 Ciplur11 147 Abal'sti.t1har 115 Gratlly 11 Wtter 84 Solit•rr 150 Devour • 117 Wilddog ......... 85 Men's rHekMlnl 152 Aglow 118 Titmouse 12 Tanrtll teac her 87 Edible tubet" _153 Roman 120 Rope circle 13 Saap slowly 88 Gi.ae beuble greeting 122 S11nd forth 14 Al11 90 C1neel 156 Artnamase 123 Scottish noblff ts Looked1sk11"1C• 91 Ratilble -measure ' 92 L9gal Pocumant 158 Rope libe~ 124 E••em1l 16 Concern 12t CIYM wrong 17 KJmono ulh 93 Waav• togath1r 161 Cort}unt:tiort 128 E•tr1?"din1rv 18 Greek la"•r 94,WW._ 163 ChineH c0in • ' 0 • ' -, -, __ , T ,-~--, -- Finish, ·complete, round out · you are in process of taking project. Min-i.s in-picture. -second look.~ Meantime, you Accent is. on creaUve fun. should gather second eino- s p e ~ i a I relatioMhip. iJl.. tional wind . ~led emotional reaction. PISCES (Feb. !~Mardi :0): This is a .time ,when you ~n Be . analY,t~I. t>c;>n't "be draJJ!> Y® pe~ who a.1d, satisfied that 90mething mere-- who help de~me goals. . Iy happened .:... (md out" Wtiy it SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. ·21): occurred. Gemlnl, .V lr co Yoo get -from thooe who perllOQI could play proinlnent seemed i n d I f f er en t . Op-roles. Ai:cem b on general porturilty e>ilts Jilr·aiilld ad-health, work, IWOdalJono with -veneement:-L-e-r,r-A:qaarius per souS WOO-lbare-'}'Wr""""COIF persotts play prominent rOl.es. (,'efl!S. • .. -Si AO/UM I : . .... , ..... ~ ... _, -.. SIAD/UM 2: ' .......... ~-,,, . -SiA01u#-J .. .... _,., .. _, '" . -SiADIU'i"! .. .... ' "1 ' JI • "CAHIU•U.S. MAISHAU" "HANIO •D11:110H" !NI •plll .. NDI OF QK)ll COY ---..tM~ CUT" (II • Vicki Lawrence AND "ohby .Russ811. 1' odaJ thru FridtY _ ...... "'_,.,.., ..... ,... __ ,__, ... ,-...... ~Coming AH1wolfone *. * * if Jo(!y7-f'nddrW-.... Jt ""'1Ittat\i14-Tho '*tr - KIDTT'S BERl't', FUil o;;.o ........ ~ ... -• -----CA(114)UM711 r < 1 T ' i Moscuw S~g~ . Offer V ~riety ' T llllTOll'S NOTf: -A(Orf and Viotenco. We opeU of the lhon, JOO plofis. Thfr'1f-tlo0 truth of Ille In the deftlop-t_,.., and flill!eu. A dou-ment ot our sociali$t ooclety." ,~.I •f "f'OTted con· Tliough drama Is pa-1)1 ~· 'G vW"~ theater encoaraged io delbw a ' the AP't William m..age of~ iiillonod, )1 , .. ._ la 4 .6edoz" 110me Maly iivat. - . rmGfi.qf .,.1qta1n .... 1 with 8J) ·--table ......... • -plaVfllg 1o" <nth~ ot freer expnssliii. They alao aud(mecs. : . happen to be, ptaoes ~ • By • ..n' •"T•-u l'I "'VER visitors find extra dlfficulty • "~~ ~ · obtaining ti&ets. Stubbonl MOSCOW (AP')~For a visit.-resistance to a string of tng theater addict, trying to "Nyets," however, usuaUy catch up with the ?ifoscow dta· J>r?<fuces the desired paper ma scene i! a considerable # slip. ..-o-i dilemma. Local inliates rate Taganta At the · hotel there's a · the . lop troupe. It pe~ .. what's on'' list, the sort ~v0tds_ supervisory frowns by available In New Yon. London ::"w~ ~r.T..,. or Paris. But instead 'of ~ or n:.._ "'lbat "'---'-theuWOnd ~ 30 eyents, you. find dw.t 1D a ~0 ~ , two-week span there are' oo . ~ u.pm Yankee John . tap !im128 play. 11111hm11Jica\-'-lleod.s-~·-the -19!7 "-comedies. 32 ooem.M balitLs, reyolution. and "Un~r-~ a double fistfui of ·assorted S1ilii OI ffiOS!atue O(Libei'ty, concerts. Each theater · is an off~Broacfwfy ~pe yootb- showing from slx fo 10 pro-rand-:vtolence expos1t1on done to duclions, top admission about venes by Yevtushenko. $1.15. The latter play ~tra~es • nte rest or the operating on pollce brutality, w~cb cost is subsidized tiy union and aome speeta~-may .. cooS1der city governments, with an all-not an Amencan monop;>ly. 1-----~,..~ lllgl!llnlstrr<f-cultute-oo--E . . . • eat;1JL ·the paternal alert for what is subhnunal COMOtaUons fer ., performed.. · t~ .who loo!\, _ . · No matter how you fiip a 20-Similarly• an · SRO . Cf!>~ kopeck , coin to-settle the over, at ~ MafBkov~, is a night's entertainment, · hrl!hant ~000£ Man Of however I w~ you get to any La M~. As it.~· ':'bile theater every seat ts bulging Doo. Quixote-Cervantes CUJ.nbl with Slavic ardor. Lobby to. maorable doom, pnson libpefuls seek spare tickets bars df1lP a=o;i the front ol like there's no tomorrow. the stage.~ rest of~~ -p --·~ 11.... • ..: • -=-claws fran.Y_cally a gain st ~·~-ef!.1~asm 15 ."''"-.~ Bravos _·and ~ta: nwne. a&SerlB a !ong-tune · are the regular re:spome. member of the foreign co.m-· · munlty. "It goes w8y back ill-' '."he same gl'OU(! bas. ~ t:L,~!iii- to u~-country's tradition." tr1:-r~ a happy-ending verswn , , , Even television, with a nightly of . Av Streetcar Nam~ d · Joad of culture, hasn't cut live Desire that C?Uld Sltf1"'1Se attendance, according to of-Tennessee WilliB;ll\S, w l t h fldal ieports. Stanley Kowalski a forlorn· STUDENT AS STATUE OF LIBERTY , Soviet Youth Perform "Off·BrNdw1y" , . .Jo. cruh round or play ho°""'' 1~iooug!i aboot 90 percent o1 1 wit'h a friendly g u I de • 1• n-the extravaglnt display along ! ' Wrpreter re v e a l. s tradlti~ Gorky ·street 'arxl adjacen• also appears to weigh ~vily byways pre9eflt tlle heritage d.. on that elaborate bill or Gogol, Gorky\ Ostrovsty,1-;::::i=='======-~m~t '&re:· Here are Pumkin and s book· up ~ tmpressK>nS. • Shakespeare, there are less Perbaps the m o s t un-imposing pieces • by present ·• ·- IUIT lftNOLDS SAIAH MIW IKI "THE MAN .WHO LOVED CAT DANCING". -pregnab\• rampart ol old-. Ruasian jOUineymen, plus a faahioned, broad, suety, flond sprinkling of works from perfonnance .. s o 1 e m n across ~·Atlantic. dramaturgy is at the Maly Edward Albee ls 1beater, which deploys four-repe:esented with "'lbe Ballad holr stunners such as Leo of the Sad Cafe " Robert Penn Tolstoy's "The Power of Warren with "Ail the.1King's outness'' and no-relation Men " arxl David Rabe is up l!!!1!11111!11111!1111!! - -·----· "'TO m OI NOT TO. 511!' Alexei Tols!Dy's "Tsar Fyodor agaM a disputed renditioo ofl-;;iiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i ~~~:. !!<!rls --''51~~-:=~.f thell ~· . 111~======~1 . One of tiie Maly's directors craft, the MOIOOW Art ·. . ...,-!.•',,'i .... ..,:;_~. • . • keynotes a basic attitlxte or at Theater-, whim Is celebrating ·t;.;1'181 part of tile thesplc 'com· Ila 7Sth ~ tbott ..... ;alp>a , munlty, remarldn1r of deliberate lnMton of fmh : ·~we wU1 never accept etan. An example'ift its round-7 ~ co•o"" 011.. MA• 7;Jt&t:JO ... hlllhlt ... theater that indulges in erotics · robin rds&er i.s~'Steelm . , " ) HE '''~iiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiijiiii \. . ,.. " " j ·~.,.~ P'ic11111~ Pft.M'• ROSS HUNTE~S M0.0'1'""-.r ,, om tr °!X'.!® .'El«+~ SIVE ENGA MENT a CE,.,.lUA• 11 ,.,~ •···· . '.·•/ ·oAI LY 2~00 -.t;.t5 -7:JO ·IO:f>9 ·,~~~-~--·~·~II -~ ·~ I ' ''A ROYAL TREAT!'' 't ...... .,_ ·~ '" .. 11'!1 . ·~ <• . • "MINO·BLOWINo-stJSPEISEf' -Oow'4't ~ ..... ,...,. • -) ~SUPERB! SIMPLY F~I" J· • ~,,o.,,...,llil!>.._. .. f) ·. . .. ',···~ 1-· ,,. . ' . • I~ -• ' 7:00 -Candy TecfWlicGlof • CC 19 [!]. Cell,....,. .. , hHer kllelll•'- ·- -., ~-- ' "YOUNG WINSTON'" !. "WHERE DOES IT 'HURT?"' Win , ... Selten 18'" RE D BREAKING WEEK ••• • • I . OAJl.V PH.OT Melissa Manche te1·, Ja1.zmen *********** ' DllVf4H Of Don Byrd Earn Approval NOW THEATRES 2 & 4 lhe poepech OW'.'*' f!I" Mmr('I Car WOlh, "9tsOufgh. '° GENE HACICMAJ~ d;''h ~ 1fttl & NIWPOIT "''·1552 WALT DISNEY'S ''ARISTOCATS" .... 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W: Harnec ~ Klll'IUCKTSl'llAIG.rr ... lll'llfl I 11111015 79 ;;;.,, 1111-1.n 111 • .. , . .;;;.;:.;..:.;...;:...::;;..:...::.;;;;;~ . . MacKinnon's · IUllDID 10 PF. Wll•T WCAL .. SCOTCH 8 48 .... ,,.. . • ·- -- .. -, . .-, • Sund.,1 July l , 1973 . DAILY PlLOT,. . . OUva'.s Four Hits Spar}{ Twins Past Angels, 6--3 ! I Tooy Oliva drwed lour hits and Joe Li'! Kea eer,,. cloublod llanw t,..; nw for force out at the plOte but his thtoov was \. I cootril>uled a. t"°""" -SolunllJ c.ntornia in the lll1h 'lllnkic and Tom 1a~ as Darwin scored. • =• ~ur::i.~ e,s~ =" liDCled in the l!'"r nm ID the • '1be Aillela ....i two wa!kt and Vada I Aililwilm StAdhiii\ ~ a ctvwd of v.;... ~ -· ~ hil -' f'in<m'I alntiie lo load lbe baoes With IWO I 25,0t7. t oad lllrt .r.r caJllGmla llN:O bil """'-Atojreb SIClte • • . ! '!be victory mabled the-Twins to itay fn:m ~ mttors, oould not azrv1w, tbe Al ........ kMl'C mt> ' one-bill-game behind the Oaklaod. A •1 in nnt illniDC when Mhme9ota .scored'i two J111Y 1 Ml"lr••• .. c~ J:n o.t'll. I the America¢ League . West race, while ....J1111f. _ , Jvtf \ conflwfll• •t O..IM:I 1:~ "'' the~leDl\lpmesback .• ~ •. Rod~~i'tb..,.outand ,.., C.OW.Tuto>o""" 7•u .. ~ 1 Oliv'°' the Twins' designated DIU.el', Bobby , Olin loOped '• om in the first but Berry struck out to doubleil lbno the fn ~,...Jn_ ""'N-11 dooble to · t scoring Carew ·...ur. the'slde. 1 the lint abd latet-adiled three singles to and -Lb drew a Wiilc, St.Yo Bar!><r Mimeoota added twq more nTllS in tbe lead a J3.hlt a\Ulck. His nlntl>-lnning r<plaoed Hauler. fifth iio lingl.S by Carew and Oliva wbii;t. single came With the bases loaded, driv.: Steve Braun grounded to Sandy Alomar were followed by Lis' two-run double into ing home Minne-'s final two runs: at -.ad and AJoinar eloctld lo jo for a the leltlleld corneT. . . ·1 1~;... .. ~. .LiafS ll.l.1an, . . . · P·osey Seek . 500Crown .. .MOUNT .POCONO, Pa. (AP).:_ Peter ReV!On, • a handsome graudate of the ~ car ranks, and mllllonaires Al The Angtb broke a .seottloss ~ght of 27 innings wbcft 1thty tallied' t Ice iq. the fifth. Pinson and Richie Scbe blum singled and Berry got thc.m l)ome 1with a doyble to right. ' 11le AngeJJ·cmc11.1de tl.e series with the Twins today with a 6 o'clock game. Mooday night the Halos ·llegin a 14- ga.me trip that will take them to Oaltland . for three games, Cleveland for four, .Baltu00re r..-three and linTllly to Detroit tor the rma1 f®r. The Tuesday and Wednesday ~ames at Oal<land will lie televised . • MINl!lliOTA 'r.-rr•ll ... "-" Clt,Ll,O•HtA O.rwin rt Oi(v• dh .. y .. ,.. l.I• lb llr1111n lb 1-11•14 Cf M!,.......11d C .... _. ...... . C911Nin • "!; .. •" Ml-ti C.Ufornl• . • r Iii rM $ll0.\ICIOnf•8' '1 a o11,01.....,.~ ' I 0 0 P!11101 If j I 4 J McCtlWCll'o 0 0 0 'i' EPi11ln I~ 4 o I Sc:l'lll"°4um rt 4001Btfl"I U 4 I I 0 Gtll .... tr JC! •010Mlolll' )010T~c 0 0 0 0 Grlf4*wll Jiii OOOOKwwwtt c . """' .. M1t1llr P , ..... 0 i .. 1. I 11 r lt ttol J • 0 0 ' g 0 0 s 1 , • • 0 2 1 ) 0 , 0 ' 1 1 0 ' • 2 2 • 0 1 0 J 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 1 • ' • a o o o 0 l 0 g • • • 0 0 0 0 o o a o ,,,10) ,:roo 070 ~ llDO ~ Oll~l Mayer Top s Wimbledo11 Favorite ~ . .. . l r ' I 4 JOHNNY WEISSMULLER I W ei ssn1uller i ~VIMBLEDON. E~ (AP) -Alex · . t r.1ayer , .a Jaw student 3t Stanford. .-A DotdJJe 1 1--t~--~-~~-head. a 33-car--- linT!Qp C... today's tliird annual Scliaelec 50Cknile nee for lndiaoapolb-t)l)e cars. University, upset Romania's !lie Nastase -6="4", 8-6:-6-8, ~sa ay, causing the big-g~st stir at staid old Wimbledon in __ T """en. Q ' I year~: I...A.15 t The ·200-~p event, wtrth $374,650 in prlle -aod 80Ce990ry-mooey,--gef& UR· 'cletWaY.. at 10 a.tn., PDT, ·at 'Pocono · lnttimat.Wnal Raceway. 1be wifmer will . collect about $90,000. 1 With good weathei-vpwards of 100,000 persons are expected at nood lbe 1,000. • ,-Ott K ... fo Todag ~-KBIG-('T4ff)-.t-9:45•-~ \ acre plam_,_ ll ....rd lie tbe. largest a-owd ___ in._lbO.iipeeawa~-- Pocooo lnte'llationaJ; built Ot • -or a'boot $6.S million, is mique am00g the k'acia the cbarupionshlp dl'iVEtS usually encouoter oo .lhelt lndianapoliHTased' cirotil. The track is 'shaped ijke a large triang!e, with two Jong straights, a shorter ooe end only .three corners - each With a different radia in its banking. It is cunidered among the safest in the country. - -RllMOO o a 3C;year-otd--lbameior-wno holds several road !'acing titles, Xlcluding the pr.otigi""8 (Jan.Am cbampim!hip, set new me and four-lhp track records in wimlog llie·pole ·posiUon lar ibe race. Dri\Oing a GuH 'McLaren machine built in Britain, · Revson whiu.ed aniwld ;he A . Slight Disagre~ent xea-ctlng-like--their husbands someµmes do, Mrs. Ginny OZark (center) and Mrs. C~en Berra, op- '-posing managel_"S, atgue a point during softball games between wives ef New York Mets and Phil· adelphia Phillies recently'.. Mrs. I_)ee-Afatlack joins in. The female Mets won their game while their husbands split a baseball doubleheader:· - For 1"faye(·, ·the son o! a former , Hungaria n Davis Cup captain, it v.-as the llislol')' may unduly chronicle 11• k Johnny Weissmuller 111s Tarzan. ind of triumph every young tennis mighty. hero in n1ovie versions of , player drearhs·of. But for Nastase. it v.·as Edgar Rice Burrough's jungle 1 the second ti1ne in two years his hopes of classics. a prototype: of raw 1 taking the \\limbledon cro\\11 \\·ere ~rush· masculinity in loincloth, \Vho lived ed. Nastase was beaten in the finals last in·a tree house Ylitb a c.ule swinger year by· American" Stan Smith. named Jarie and a .chimp called -The Ronranla~rl-ga·iMd the top se001ng Cheetah. and book1nakers' t-l fa \'ored role when 1'he real story cf Johnny· Smith and more than '70 ()th!?" toP players Weissmuller is much dccpe.r. in the Association of Tennis Professionals A deca~c before hi;; first swing . boycotted the premier. grass coorts test on a l!olly"·ood vin"e. Peter Jolin 1 to protest the ban of Nikk.1 Pilic of Weissmuller v.'3s st roking to Yugoslavia. . • athletic glory as a sv"immer. lte churned to three gold inedals in.the f' Nastase's \'plleying was .. off 't~ while 1924..0lyropic G~mes at Paris apd the 21-year-old Mayer, knov.n. to his t · 1•-1928 ·t· t • friends aS Sandy. played Consistentl y \\'ell A~s~~d:~~ ut: -competi 1cu:1 a "' despite the fact he hadntl hit a ball on \Veissmuller's incredible c~Che grass until he an·ived in England lasf included 67 "·orld championships "'ee.kcnd because he \OQs too busy v.in-and 52 nationnl titles. 1-lis endles.'i ning the U.S. intercollegiate clay court si ring of triumph.'> c.'.lme ,at. every title. distance. from SO yards to · a Another bi g up s e t brought the quarter·mile. weakene4 men·s singles event to life This celebrated sa~a began J1'ne Saturday. Vijar Amritraj, a lithe 19-year· 2. 1904, in the coal toY.n of Windber. old Ini:l.ian from Madras, advanced to the Pennsylvania .. Peter and Eli:r.abetb quarterfinals by toppling Australia's Weissmuller \\-'ere emigrating fr'Qm Owm Davidsen, the No.·7 seed, 7-5, 8-9, Austria to the promised land of 6-3. 6-4. Chicago. 2\1.mile course. four laps .... speed of _ L , s· I G. . D :;.] l-'--f-T-Tir11~~1•17ml]i:ir11i·~!li!:"hcAr--'-'-'::'--".;::.=. =--·~"'-'...~ _· _·_a.....!..~..JL......·_s_·_._1n~_ e . 1 v ~s ·-'-. o~g e rs San Juao"Capistr~'s ~ Po,,ey will be startmc out. of the eighth I'QW in his ·Nonis ·Eagle. Posey clocked 184. 767 in the qualifying NIS; Chris Evert. the IB-yea.r-<>ld~, Fort f\.1oney ran out en route and Peter · Lauderdale, Fla., star. narroWty-~ped ga ined temporary employment ift .. being-upset-:-The-No;-4 seed:"1raiied·°"'4~in -tile-mines. IL.was .lrl_\Vlndbe;..,thaL the final set against Janet , Young of ' E!lzabeth gave birth to a, 10.i>dund Australia but came back for a S..3,H ,.8-6 soo 'A'hO \\"as to become a double I . And J..actmo Beach's"Rlli: Muther will be startirig in a row ·No. I in his lodestar Eagle. Muther had a quautying speed or ,8--7 Victory 13 lnni~gs •• Ill triumph and all of the seeded Women ad-legend in his lifetime. · vanced to the quarterfinals. Eight years later. oo a sun·bJess-~-· .,_ and . "eel ·day al Fullerton Beac~ on 1 "'·o America n men, ..... yer Jimmy Chicago's side of Lake Michigan, Connors, are in the last eight. Connors. a yoong Johnny had his first swtm. 20--year-0Jd left-hander from Belleville. His mother had -saved for 8 pair" of 178.4113. - ' • Hire .,.. thl l3 drlvars who have quallntd for · 1tartlng positions l(I lod••J"• Sc~r 500 mU1 rl(•, With tour-lap ..-: ' llOW ONE -Peter lttV$Ol'I, RonCIO!ldb Beech, G11ll McL1re~. 190.MI. Al Unser, A.ltiuq1,11rque, Vlc••O'f Parnelll, 190.567. M1rlo AIMlrltU, N•urtth, Pi.. Viceroy P•rMlll, 190.liM, llOW TWO Lloyd ltuby, W1chlt1 Fa11t. TtK., Commendtr Mot« Homn Eltlll!I 18t.913. Bobbv Un~r. Albli· J:,.';?1,1e, O!tonll1 1::ag1t. 119.,ll. Sltv• Krl•ltotl, •n. ~ny, H.J .. T:o;s;~:~r;.n1h, 1&e.l53. Johnny R\lttlerford, fort Worll'l. G11ll , McL• ..... • 111.216. Mike Mctll'f, ci..-mllfll, Ind., Lodf;tlr EllQle, 117.U.. Jimmy C.ivthlr1, AMM!m, Cobrt Eltllll• 1*6.62$. ' .. llOW POU• W1lly Dallenb.efl, Eillt llruntw!ek, N'.J., STP l!agl•, 116.2'9. G•IY 81tTenhll11Mn, Tlnl•1 P•rk, llt., Sunoco MtL•'""" 116.056. Mlk• Hiss, Tus In-. T.,.rrno . CINCINNATI (AP) -Lee Lacy sing!· ed home the tie-breaking run with two out ilNhe-top of the 13th inning Saturday night, U~"ting the Los Angeles Dodgers to an 8-7~vict.Qry over the sinking Cincinnati Reds. ~. , Manny Mota started the winning rally with a one-out double off Ed Sprague and Willie Davis was purposely passed. · One -out later, Lacy d_elivered his . decisive single, giving the Dodgers their third victory in a row. and enabling them to open a 6'h-game lead over runner-up. San Francisco in the National League West. It was the eighth defeat in 11 games for the fourth-place Reds and dropped On T V Today Channe l 11at10 the defending National League cham- pions 11 games back. The Reds, who blew a S..1 lead v.'hen tire Dodgers scored six ti.Ines in · the' eighth inning, tied it in the ninth on Dan • \ Ill., took apart Bernie Mitton of South water wings. and with 1 them her Driessen's pinch 'single atid a home run A£rica 6-3, 6-3, 6-2. His next nnrv.nont will ... ,..,........... !all. stick-thin son romped into the by J4le Morgan, another pinch hitter. be Alex Metrevel i of Russia, the No. 4 deeper \•iater. lnstanUy.-w'ithout in- DaVe Lopes started the six-run eithth seed, who crushed a 2 I • Y e a. r • o I d struction. he began swilruning. with a sioile and capped it with a tw<r ~ Englishman, John ~eave~, 8-6, M, 6--1. When Johnny \\'as 16 •. he 001'.\iped run single. 11ayer, meanv.iule, will meet Jurgen into childhood pal. Hooks ~tlfler, The raliy against relievers Clay Carroll Fassbender who outdueled. Hans Juergen who had gone on to earn a place an and Pedro Borbon included a tw~run Phm.ann 6-2, 7-5. 6-3 in an All-German the .l<ID!.e4._!.llin2iL hthletic Club double by Ron Cey, who tripled home match. swim team. MiUer told John the Dodgers' first run in the sixth inning, The third American to reach the fourth ~IXiiif ""lilS coach, a 350-pouod dude and a game-tying infield ·hit by pinch hit~ round . Bob McKinley of· St. Ann, f\lo., named "Big Bill" Bachrach . ter Ken McMullen. was eliminated by Roger Taylor of Bri-The next day. Weissmuller's, lithe A two-run homer by Tony Perez in the -tain 6-1, 7.5, 6-8. 7-5. Taylor, a Jeft·hander body was torpedoing through the first .inning ~ Bobby 1'-0lan's three-run seeded No. J, wiU meet the 17-year-old ' waters at the lllinols A.C. as· Big shot m the su:tb helped the Reds to a S..l S\•;ectish sensation Bjorn Borg. Bill watched. 1(11111 E-111lt. lM.521. •OW flY• . •111 Vtlkil'llfdlr' F.r-SUOlo.... p,_ E ... ij, l«.2:29. A. J < f'W1,~._ton. Coyol~FO)'t~~::70. JOI Lt<f"•rd, $ltn J_, S-lll PMrMlll, l . aow .SIX llOOll' Mcelolkrf, Tucat. HOCll!lnt a.ldt McL•l'tll, 192.5'7. PIYICI Hclbbe, Engllllld, C•rllflll E-191,io, 111.3111. Lte Kunima11, Gll"9nblf'9, 1-. 1.vt"W..,. E1gi., It's a $75,000 Gallop lead against Claude Osteen. Borg had hordes of teen-age girls "You come back totnO~w.' Bachr<¥:h told Johnny ... I'll start Los 'ANGliLlis cute1NNAT1 screaming again by conquering Si.abolcs • , 11 rbi 1b , 11 1b1 yoo on a real training courSe. l Loot• 1b 61 ' , Ro~e. u • o , • Baryanyi of l!ungary 6-3, 6--2, fHI, S..7, 6-1. want )'OU lo change your stroke' and Mota_ll 7 l 2 II Conce11tlon St 6 1 I 0 Jan Kodes or Czechoslovakia, seeded" w.oav!• cf 6 1 o o Bencn c J 1 1 • do e\'eryth ing I say ... to the let- -111,uo..--'•-=v•lll ·. s o G-o• Snldlr., IJeld.__._,Gllll'lln-RKlnt---ecretarmt ·C-o;-"1."5;".... , ,_.., • .-M.,,_, M<S -e.g1e, 171.1•. JCilll'lllJ' ,..,_ .1r •• 1~s. J9Ck • Fln!IY, 177.9'». aoir .. lilttT , ' • GordOll John. Frilmldlft> Inf,, 1 $.1'.~ Ettta. 111.m. Mlrtc ~ H~ Sque,.., P• .. S.•noco E•111•, 11s.sio. s.111 ,.,..,. ·1111 Ju. c111151NM, 1 CJDCAGO (AP) "Just a $75,000 Mort!• ..... , IM.161:= ' • 1111M• , , -gallop," said a fan. And it was, but it 1~'.~~~~~'--=·-.=: L&:,,7.1~ ':~~ was done with a flair by Secretariat i:1i~ J=.c,~,,.~~-WN~water, wi.,, •rv•nt • Saturday iri the $125,090 Arlington Invita· · --I-llOW ,... --iiooal Dlcit srn.i, ~ c11y, Tr•v•lodle E11111, · • . ~':o~ ~,;712~ BOb H•ri•'i.' r:!iia~:i::; e:~:i': "'And it was what the ~ngtoncbeeParedk wir11 vo11MC11, nt,,..,0. •••• crowd came to see 'and it was r aW •L • th 'tfll John Mlrttn,•Lone 8NCh, McL•nn, 111.m. Jim en us1as _ca y, ~1,1r'h.lblH, N. To~w•nd•, N;Y., Mltllr Lo11, 1 n,226. • • • his f' · M-11 Kllfl'fon, Ltb-lnan. 11M1 .. "'l•nta F11con1 E•a11, Secretatjat, maJt4lg 1rl)t start sin ce 11•.no. his sensational BelmOnt Statkes victory --;-==========--,--ceamed him the Triple CroWn, took it all m stride. .. Today~s Sports ' On Television -On the way to the paddock. ihe stra~ ping chestnut acknowledged the applause with a shake of his proud head.and then went +out and toyed with three rivals. to win first money of $75,000 and move to •ithln breathing distance of becoming a millionaire. . ·Saturday's victory boosted Secretariat's eaminp to $970,242. He didn't set a record, but no one Ctv 3b • 1 2 l r.Ptrer lb 1 1 ' 2 No. 2. dov.·ned Jaidip J\.1ukerjea of India ter .... ' The training hours were·-to G•rve1 lb J 1 1 .o KOlCo '' l o o o 6-4. J-6, 6--4, 6-3 and faces A .... ~tra1' in the L•cv 20 J o 1 1 c~rro11 11 o o o • , .... ,... drag on endlessly. 11.uue11 ts 6° o 2 o e0tbo<I o o o o o quarterfinals. \Vei·ssmuller's true debut •·to big P1clorelr. rl ~ ~ 0 0 Gavllano pl'I I O l O ui B11e~11e· '' 1 1 1 o Tomnn 11 o o o o WOMEN'' ,lNGLli league events came at the national r=:: :n : g g g ~~:~ 'd ~ ~ ; ; Fturlll lloYlld AAU in 1921, and he clocked. 23.2 in ble injury to a ~·million horse. b:r!,=11° c ~ g g g ~,",;',,",'.,. l~ ~~ : ·: Jofi:?~6'.8. it.f.1egong, A1111rau1, bt•• P•!!l 1-togin. u the 5().yard free. a scant fifth of.a However, both Laurln and Tweedy w.cr1wtord 1111 1 o o o or1enen p1i 1 1 1 o Ml•o••et cou r1, Au•'••ll•, beat G1vn11 <.01H. er•· second ·off the 'A"Orld mark. Before HOU'9h 11. o o a o G11H1tt " ' o o o ••In, ""1• 6-•. 1921 ended. Johnny establ'-hed•hls might have WOrrje<f more if they bad been Mo;Mullen pM l Q J 1 l(h>g 111t l O 0 O Ol~a Moro1ova, Russ!•, bell lngrl O lltnli.•. ..,, in the stands when. Secretariat walked 11:1ci.er1 o o o o o Grlm11ev Pr o o o o SwR":'m!~5y ~~i.11. S•n FrirKl'ico, M•t Kr\lly Ktn>-fi rst lega l world record at-150 .Brewer 11 1 0 0 0 S1>rague P . 0 0 D 0 <M•, L~ Angtlet, 6-3, 6.J. rds I rn ·ng . J 27 4 t from· the barn to the paddock. Mtswnmlth ph 1 o O o 1-l•!I 11 1 o o o cnrh '"''· F~r Laudflr<U~. F11 .. tit11 J1ne1 ya · U 1 In a : • a ._ h lked th cutve<" P o o o o G,,,.,,,.,1..,0 cf 1 o o o Young. Aus1r1111. 6-1. 1-4. 1-4,. Brighton Beach, New York. Big Bill n;) e wa onto e concrete runway Mof'Q8n 10 2 1 , 2 B1111e Je•" Kl"!I. 1-1111on He10, s.c .. 1>e11 LHltv t"'t leads from tbe ·track ••-·gh the Toiel 51 t u 1 101~1 ~ 1 11 '· Hunt. Australia, •~. i-1. 6-0. \.l'asn't holding 'his boy back any tl.l:t \.lllUU Los "119"'' ooo 001 060 ooo 1-t K•rrv Ma1vu11. A"1.rr11i1. boo! M1 rglr11 Mltllfl, longer. stands to the paddoc_ k, a roar suddenly Clndnnttl 210 003 OO'J ooo 0--1 ""'·";< Pc-••11<1••· c1111 .. ,.,,..,, 3-t. 6-•. E-Ytil9e<", criiney, B1,1ckne.-. OP-Los Al!llelH 1. Virg inia wacie, Br111rn. beal Fr1nc:o1q Ovr•, F••nc1. Weissmuller, later to have five Wenl-" Up from the ttOWd W h e n L08-Lo1 ARMiet 13, Clnclnn.tll 13. 2B--G•rvev. ...,_, 6·•· l·J. • h d h' f' t ( the <'~...:..-. t' I d li ped and c ..... Buckn•r. ~Mota. lB-Cer. HR-T. Perez (1,), wive.:;~ a IS 1rs romance a ' ·.;K."n:a.arta S ea pony S P Tolan csi, Mori1n no1. sa-conce1>don, T. Petti, Me:F~ri:'~~s age of 17 when he encountered a -"~aslled"""-'t~o~th.,.e~coo..,~cr~e~te~.~------'-~'-'=''~-!!'1'~'· ~'~-,,.~~,..,on, .!~~~--i-~-1111~10•--~-~~~~==~=~~~=~-1~ blonde-named IArelei-,but-Bi"-·~i-"I ~-lead ' 'de • kl ~ t h" J1H1f9-ln FaHber>der, Ge•m•nr llNI H•"1 Jucr9en ~ .. '''ft:" pony S rl r ·(jUlC -Y. g--0 IS OtteM 6 6 .!. .i. 1 4 Pnmann; Gtrmany, 6-1, 1·S, &-J. Bachrach's heart wasn't tOOched. feet and helped the ~ny Up aS <'-~ NOWM I Q 0 0 1 1 • 5¥dl M,ayer. VflYA~, N:J., be•! tile Nail lit. "v ~~ RleF\fl't 1 5 1 l o o Rom•n •· 6-•, '"'· u, &-•. . "Here I am , lrying lo train you .,tariat Calmly Stood by. . Br-~ 1 a 0 2 4 Rooer Tevl~. B•lraln, be~t Bell McKfnl11, SI. Ann, f th QJ ' to k ~ cuiver w, '"' 1 , 0 0 _,. t 1110.,-6-1, 7_,_ 6-I, 7.s. or e y1np1cs, ma ~ you a "l was just :as worried today as 1 was N1 11 ' 1 1 1 J Jlmmv Connor1. aeuevut~ 111. l>fil Bt1n•1d Ml!· national hero. and all you do is I ••· Bclm d · " d I Cl roll 1 • S 1 o I ton, Soutn Alrlc•. 6-l, 6-3. 6-2. or uc onte," Sfti LaUrm, an ~Don 1 1 . 1 0 1 1 '~" KOde~. c1<!'tnoslcvai.1.,, 1iea1 1~11110 Mu~M1t<t moon about the first girl ~·ho guess I'll W()rry 'unUl Nov. 15" , .• the lomlln ' o• o o 11 1 1"~i1iaf°' !!.~;~.tJ. 1no1a Mai Owen Dav1<11en rrOsses your path .'0 The urge for d t •--ta . I . I the Gull111 l 1 ~ o l 2 Au•••all• 1-S. a.1, 6-), ~·. a e ~"" r1at eaves racing or SrNaut: L, a.J 1 ;; 1 1 ' • BJ11rn Bo•a. sweci~n. ~~' s11tio1u B1r1nv•. (•· W .. ii p ~) stud under a record $6,0lk>,000 syodica· HllP-bv e1rr-011 !G•rvtvl. bv Gu11eu tBudne•>. 1-tunoary. 6-1. ~1. '-'· ~1. "1 ~e ei."smu er age .... _ WP-0.lten. Rldle!'I. 8flk--Gull~tt. T-3:tl. /Ir-Ale~ Mflre~ell, ll uu ll , bel l Jolt> Ftl~tf'. ~rlt•I~. tion. _____,_ J0,511), ••· 1~. 6·'· B-reezes JO ~.m. (11) -o o 15 GER S BASEBALL -The 1"o· Angeles Dodg0r.1, leading the National League Western Division, will face --•-tbe-Ciildmatl RedrtlFthe-ntst or- two g~ today at Rlveruoot Stadlwn. · ~ seemed to mind as be roared home by ~ • d 8 f F nine lengths in lronl ol My t:aliint with-·y--e~~ -ftA--O -ou-r Our Native, aoothe.r neck back, and Blue · a ; ... , , . ._, Chip Dan 17 more lengths away. _ ~-Horse111en, Bies "P could have broken t.he track tteord if-J wanted to," said jockey Roll ~!C C1-t1CAGO (AP ) -Elmer LayderY. one Harry Stuhldreher, ~filler and ~wley. 12. 1946 lo et1ter pri\'atc bwlin~ss and was an 3-l·l record . . •. ~ter Secretarial ran ~, 1'4 miles in of Notre Dame's £our horsemen of £oot-That team, coached by the lege~ succ:ecdcd by Bert BcU. lie \l.;OS ltiC rrgular fullback ln 1913. -. • 12 njllin -(2) .. :: CllS SPORTS SPECTACULAR-0 lym plans from the U'.S., Ctlnada, Australia, Japan .and.New Zeeland tneet in too ""'1llid PaciOc Conference Game1, taped June 27·281n Toron- to. 1.47. The track record IS t.46' 4-5, set by ball fame died Sa~y nj<rht in Knute Rockne swept through the season Laydtn's death followed by~1ust nine and gtiined national .re<.-ogg!Uon for his Demascus In 1967. • . . hw ' · "'1' undel ed ''--~ · b d th I N D · · I' hr li Th 'l'raine Luci L8 .. pleased by hiS Nort. estem University Hospita here. • eat •. OU"""""11 •ng opponents y a ays at o another • otre ame 1m-rapte.r· 1kt plunges t ough I.Pe ne. e-.•• r en . urm, He was 70. 253-44 margin. morlal, Fr"ank Leahy, who succeeded Irish \\'ere 9·1 that year, v.11h ,~ lone - .. I p.m . .(9), -GOLF TQ\JRNA· MENT -One ol the oideot .,...... 111 the PGA circuit -the •t~.OOl Western Open. Built in ,11111. the pol'fl, I • fl 4 ·ya r d !'lldlothlan . <m.> eo.mtry ciu1> layout ls known for Ito tricky ~ and thick roogb. 2:30 p.m. (!) -CBS TENNIS cusmc -w0n1>1edoa ehJlmpion Stan Stnith meecs'Auotrallin Did< Ctealy-ln a firsi round matdt 5) ~~ =~k~he 1: lie was the second member of the fam4 After graduation, J..&yden played ooe Layden ns 00.1ch of the Irish In 1941. loss being ii 14-7 defeat at iffe~ if be had not ·6t&rted poorly after ed t~ to die. year ?f pro football , then entered college Layden ls one or. the few moo to Nebraska. b~ the pte and 11 Ttlttdte had not Still SllrV1ving are Don.Miller and Jim ooachmg. H~ took. over: 8' head football Ddl!eve prominence in all aspect.3 of .his But It was In 1924 .tMt the Four let him nm down 1fle bfckltretch .. O'&Wley. , coach aM. athletic director al Notre field -as a player, coach and ad· Horsemen asserted themselves a one of. "RDanle ::;, lie -·...., the fu.t Tho hoopltal listed the. dooth as being Dame in 1933 and guid_ed the Jmh for mlnlstrator. · the -most polished scoring machines foot. q110rter IO I _ be _\tlllnt be bad from unlcnown cat.-and said ·Jilt seven .._, oomp1hnr .. a 41·.14-3 An out>tanding all·round athlete in·hlgh---bau h..-evt........,wtr: The lr!S Sirijil'- a ~it die record,,· said Laurin. 1be AlitofXSY waa planned. He bad been record, a .733 wi.M1ng percentaF{e achieV· school in Davenport, Iowa, L8yden past n1ne JPPOOens v."ilhoot defeat i'l._ the firSt ~ wu'nm in a dawdling hoepltattztd sltice ·June 8, No lleOnite ed. ajWt the, top college .teams in the tntered Notre Dame In, 1921. He ..regub.r season. then whipped Stirlord •24 4-&.' · · cUagnogl& had been made of his ailment. country. . alternated ~th St uh 1 d re her at 27·10 In the Rose. Bo-A'l. ~ 1 · B9tb. taarin and Helen Tweedy, Alihough he never weighted more than lte resigned following t.00 19-10 se.arson quarterback at q fresh~n. but was· on Because of his hei;i<J_kmg, ptunginc_, opera,.lot' ol .Mcado..-Stable,_-. ·~ lllO poundt in bis ~lay!~ 4jAys, Layden to b<OOme comtrus..loner or. tile NabonaL toeJ>cnch as a sophilm<lc'e unUt.,, injury , llylt, La)'dcn :was used primarjl.Y. for about the face as Were many other pto-was th&.plung'ing twlboclt in the .Notre Football League, A position he held to Paul castncr gave him his starting ple. 1if~h of the concern was ov_:_r possi· Dame ,bll.ckfi.tkt ot 1924 that also locluded through the wnr. years, He resigned .Jan. shol, That 1!121 lcnm went on to compile <See l.a)·den Paj[e a1 ! .. . ;i .. .. • ' · . ... .. . • ~ • DAILY PILOT J , r Former UCLA Star Farmer Cnimpton Zips . . 'To Two-stroke ' ' I ·Pig Hit at Laguna Clinic ~CmCAGO (AP) -;AmtnH,n - ' W estem 'Lead l ·' ' -. ' ,. By HANK WESCH • Of ... Dtllr ,lllt '''" minutes arter Jhe LagWla grin and playf~Uy poked the y~stcr in tbe ribs. gh School ba.sketball clinic \\'as ended, Larry F'armcr was finall y off the court with lour or five II----·, st.Ill Jn tow. Larry Farmer, the only mi:ut to see ac- tion in every one of 1he 75 games in UCLA1s r£!00rd basketball v.'innlng streak will get ~Is chance against Walker and all the other NBA stars when he joins the Cleveland Cavaliers next season • tlJ.'Do you really ,Ulink yoo'll be abJe.to W.Ue Chet The Jet \Valker?" one 0( ~ challeog.O. M'!J don't know, but I know I can handle JfU 1". Fanner said, ·then broke into e ,, . SJ'!"'t~ i•• Brief - But thls slimmer · he is making the rounds of basketball camps and clinics like that staged by coaei JerTy' Fair at Laguna Beach. And if ~~rlday's presen. . • tat.Klrl ls any indication , he can indeed ~~---=_25-1 Longshot Triumphs, . - . G1·osl1awk Finishe s I 0th <L li!rl~GLEWOOD -Amen II led ·a trio of sweepstakes ticketholders with $125,000 &hob into the money Saturday, win-each. -the '86,100 Cinema Handicap at • The Jrish-ov.ned colt scored by 2~'J ""'Wt.:.:Par and-scrambling---the-lengths~r-Ragapan,-a-7-2-choicc while 'plctw'e for the HQllywood Derby. Bouy. a 4-1 shot, finished third, another 0-"Nnen II, carrying ·tl5 pounds including I i,.J lengths back. Hail 1hc Pirate. the 1·1-4 r AJkfie1Belmonte, ran poorly in the early favorite ownL-d by Daniel M. Galbreath of Aqts ot tile 1 ~-mile test .but rallied on the Darby Dan Fartn in Ohio, finished a '1111.Jar tum to wear down Kirrary for the well-beaten fourtb in the field of 15 3-- arlumph. card Table ran third and three year~ld colts. Lester Pigott, Britain's ~ long-shots ran fourth, fifth and star jockey rode the American entry. -.i;_ -. . ~a:'° Gl'Olllawk, with Bi 11 All-s tar T,ickets Sold ·;! ker in the saddle, ran last in the ;_~ ol JZ 3-yeaM!ds unt11 the final tum, KANSAS CITY -Fans bought nearly _. ~ the tandem SW\lfW wide. But the all nmaining general admil.'lon tickets .; ~-~dlwha""'=:w~~rr-o.Uifday for the July 24 All·.star ba!ebali )''8!'.:-c· 1 -Id ~ ste · game. ~~, .-iiic Jnema s cons eicu. a ppmg 'Ibe 5,070 tickets went on sale ·at 9 a.m. r.~l!tttie $150,000 ~llywood Derby 00 and a crowd of about 1,800 purchased ·:~ lS with nominatiQO!. fer that race 3,500 in 75 minutes. There was a limit of ~::. • those horses ~ucb fared well two· tickets per person. About 100 were • ~ · • ~ . , left by the end ol the day and a club II went off 11t 25-I and ,p&Jd spokesman said they were scattered .., $51, fZ0,20 oand $9.40. Kirrary singles. They will be sold Monday morn-! John Rotz aboard,was three-ing . . ~ ot a length back and the 42-1 - · :~pole!. 1:%7 Md 1u.ao. card Table, Wood Loses Again . •lit• ..itzlder, pold 18.<-0. .. ---' : ~.Derby to Longshot • ' DUBLIN, Ireland -Weaver's Hall, a a.1 loopllol, charged through the ~way aod woo the lr!Jb Derby at • Saturday, rewardini lucky ••• lho<t ywdage, often simply diving OAKLAND -Reggie Jackson smashed a pair of·homers, including a tie-breaking shot in tne fourth, ttia.t -paced the Oakland A's to a 3-Z victory over the Qiicago White Sox Saturday and aadd!ed WilbUr Wood with his sixth loss in a row 'Ibe victory, their seventh 'In the la.rt 10 ~ pti the A's back in first place in the American League:s tight West btvilioo. 1be White So.I: started with a lead " i.u. ... """"""" points. Wood; 14-11 , ba$l't ""' sil)co Jpne 8. The White Sox have .. aoored only tour runs in his last five starts. =~:.'."the line 10~ <hree and Marsb /l_'riumphs . But he bod tliO 'P"i!. loi the long play, • loo. In tllat. R<loe Bowl contest against ST. ANDREWS, Scotland -Graham lliidord, for' example, he 900nld two Marsh o!! AusttaUa 004!ted to a six· ~ on nmbacks cl pass in. stroke victory in the Sunbeam ScoUish terceptkE.s, racing .. 78 and 70 yards for OJ>l71 golf championships Saturday, after .. Ille ocores. hltung the ball out or bound.< on the last . In the •yle of 1920s football, each ol hole. · the Four Honemen was a man ol. many Marsh shot a final 77 in galeforce talents. Lllyden, who used his speed to winds foe a 72-hole tolaJ of 286, two under ' con;apensate tor a relative lack of size, par, ~ the ~·2:50 ~) prize. Peter , wu alto the team'.s punter. --QDsterhws ol Bntain carded a 78-292 for • Stuhldreher wu the quarterback, but seaXld place and $3,750. \ "-- he shared the passing duties with }' Crowley. -~ • · · And, o( course, all lour could block and tackle. WEISSMULLER (Continued From Page Cl) ' After graduating in 1925, he played one , year ot pro ball v.1th an all-star team composed mainly of former Notre Dame companionship subsided for the moment. 1~i926 he entered tbe coaching ran~ Just to make sure, Baclu-ach transported at Columbla COllege in D.lbuque, Iowa , his young ace to Hawaii where where he stayed for one year bet~ Weissmuller and his teammates set 13 ~ head coach at ,Du'luesne in world record!. >-"--~Pittsburgh. a po6ition he he:la-Or seven Johnny-had-a-brief sea~ in-J9'l3 when yeli'S. his heart functioned improperly. It was Hls 1933 Duquesne team was 9-J , losing blamed on staying underwater too Jong, only a 7-0 decision to Intra-city rival \VeissmuU er was back in prime shape for Pittsburgh. The Dukes outscored their the Olympic trials prior to the 1924 , o~ts !73-26. , Games at Paris. He qualified easUy, and Notre Dame, which had gone through a sailed from New York on a bright June diappolotltng 3-5-1 season in 1933 under morning for France. Heartley "Hunk '' Anderson, offered Weissmuller dashed to an easy victory Layden the chance to become athleUc in the first trials of the 100 meters and director and coach at his alma mater then stroked to an even easier triumph in foUO\\ing that campaign. . the semifinals. Fellow {I n a l i s t s ''l am so overwhelmed that I can't say represented the cream or world swim· anything," \¥I! Layden's response to the ming ... Duke Kahanamoka o! Hawaii ol!er ... To lie selected for the pofil.lion and his younger brother .. Sam. Arne Borg limply haai flOored me." oI Sweden and Katsuo TakaiNJI o( Japan. But\l..aydeo lved up to the cballEJlge. Johnny •:as in a middle lane, a Hit ~ ~b ~ six games and lost -Kahanamoku brother on either side. He thret."'qulle a Juhtabout from the losing wondered. "which ooe \\'Ill set the pace, ·. reoonf·(lif.,_the year before. And in each of tiring me to let the other win?'' W ner.t ~~90fls, his teaffi8 never IOl!it The swimmers t®k their marks. curl- more Oum t~ games per year. , ing toes over the ecfge and crouching into He rtsif!;ned'f.i:'om Not re Da,me in 1940 the ready position. The gun sounded and and became oortnnissloner of the NFL. ·the five human bullets crashed into the After ·Pearl Kafbor •. Layden main-r pool. The race \\·os on. f:ained that nothing but chaos could result \\1elssn1ullcr v.•aited for no one. lie from a aws~Jon ol acti'1tie.s, and the (iuickly slre!ched a"·ny from the brothers encouraged bbth the prof~ionaJs and Kahanamoku vl'i lh Ame Borg and the the oonecs-to continue 1 u during finalist from J3pan laboring to keep up. the war years. with the dazzling ATJl(>rican. Layden resigned a.t NFL commissioner Johnn)' v.'on the gold medal in Olympie in l!H6. rt"COl'd lime of 59 scron<ls flat, the Duk e \Vhy did he leave the game be ~oved? ,..»s~.~m third, BQrg fourth and "'Ibe big rtason l turned m--tii.iiintSS. Taka i8hl last 1n'lhc spanglOO e , . frankly, 11 that I can rhake a better liv-' It' wa.s tht beginning of \Ve:issmuller's armty;--pursomMtiing·-away reign -n 11'1e world 's g~trst swimmcr:- for lhe luturt," he explained. He captured golds in the 400-mcter free i"-'==<''IU,.;, -•llr y.......,.,.,...,,...__~.., ,w"'-ii'"-.fu:o<..-,)ji._ II)<; ,IJOO.- clipping.s." meter relay at a lime or 9:~.4. All lhree · Nonetheless, each fall , l..ayden wa~ victories were in record OlymJ)(c tlinc. ammg the most ardent followers ol ft wa.s much the same story four yean Notre ~e'1 football.fortuneJ, Ja~~r in . ~ter~~'!'· After carryinf Ilic LaY,den moved to OUcago and warr·-·u.s:--trag ~g c-e-r em on e .s, aalea etecutJve for General American Weissmuller smaahed his own record! TransportaUon Corp.. until hl.s retire--with a 58.S clocking in the JOO meters and mcnt a few yCfln a110. a 9:3&.2 effort w1th three tcanunn1c1 In • Funeral services were scheduled Tuet-the 900-meter relay. , day at Chlcago's Holy Name Cell\ldral. FN>m the time of that !Int.Olympic · tt.,..i.s survived l>y three IJOns and one raca through th e next 10 year:s of' In· daughter. •fis ~wife died .several ycaric ternation11J.----c om pet it Ion .· Jnhn ago. W~lssmuller never 10lll H rt1ce. ., -' -. .. • .. handle them au. "l really enjoy doing these clinics," Farmer says. "l just finished doing six or seven in Ida.ho and Montana and I'll be back in ~ise in August to do l()lllC more. · "('vc .workesl quite a bh with my brother 4'immy (he nods, toward a Jangly ·· 14-year:Old who has come aloog) polnllng out ·.mt he is doing right and wrong, and I guess that ·got me ready tor it." Fa~r came to UO..A four years ago with the usual string of local, state and national honors after a standout senior year at Mariual High School in Denver. There was talk around NCAA tfu)e that only UCLA had recruited bim, but in truth 60 schools ottered the then 6-4 rorward scholarships. He watched the Bruins Varsity lose tWo of 30 games as a freshman, aDd was on -Ille benat l<>Ttnosn>r-tl1eg•mFWb<l1 thr- Brulns!Ost-theirla§t game iif1970 . But he · play,ed in every game of the UCLA streak since and started at forward hi s final two years. All- Amcrican recogllition, a draft selection by the Cleveland Cavilers, arxl a one year l'lO<\lt contract in excess ol. $50,000 have been the rewards or those seasons. Presently, Fanner prepares for the ""1 .. >r....i-iesr·w1un1•n,1ln!""-an<1·- playing on a summer league team or UCLA alumni which ~ludes ()Jrtis Rowe. Sidney Wicks and Larr Y. Hollyfield. '"Ihis is a time of preparation for me." Fanner accedes, ".it's another step up, the one you're always thinking about tak· ing." • "I'll be used basically as a running forward, so I'm "w.king mos.tly on my qui~ now, bot I think I c.an do~ "The big thing !11 have-going for me though is the same thing all UCLA players have -sound fundamentals.•: And, Surprise! Fanner a'ftributes inuch or his success to Bruins coach John W~en. U'IT ....... EX·UCLA BASKETBALL STAR LARRY FARMER (CENTER I. ''I learned more from that man in two years than I could have teamed anywhere else in 10," Fanner says. "I could have gone to · another school and probably averaged a Jot :n'a'e points, but I wou1dn't hve learned what I have." Baugh Tops ·Golf Fie-ld l Crlmptiln Osl,bllllled • ·1 ..... ~ lead • -tllree rounds -of the 1171,000 W"""' Open golf toumam<nl Soturdly, but docllned any predlotlon ol •lcttr. ·"we won't tmw the anawer to that ooe unW tomom>w," ..td C(amp, alnady . u;e ........ leadln( ,,_,, __ and bOlder of lout UUes this year. 'J'he. curly-haired man, "1lo haa just _. Into his ..... In this, hla 17th - Oft 'the American lour, ...... lnlo the lead With a flve-undtr-par 84, t"" In front ot' vel.l'ln Billy Casper. ~ _Crampton may have been !lly °" rv ro~11 C•aMMel 8 at J about any victory predicticm; the PoruY; · 42-xe8Mld, Casper J>ad a dlll .... t &!ant Oil tt. , "Tbe way he's play~1 Crampton's going to he ...iu1 tough iO catch," !'aid -r-ooper, tile wintler Of thts tourpenfent the last time it was played at the l ,854 yard MldlotlUan Qiunlry CJtm course. "Every tjme he gets in troµble, and makes a couple of bogeys and you think he'~ 'going for a high number he comes. right baet at'you with a string ot blrclies. "'He doesn't let thlnp bothet' · blm ahfmcre. He's !Ute an old duck -it just -1""5 .. rig1>t-olt-hlo-boc .. . •• Crampton't 201totalW8!12 under par. Casper was alone in second al~ hli rr- 203. - Hale Irwin, the former collegiate foot. boll atar Who led _at' Ille end oF two rounds, could do 00 heller than match par 71 It) the near-Ideal playing con- ditions arid wu third at 204. Arnold Palmer was next with a 11-205 and was trailed. by Miller Baliler, Lorey Hinsoo and llldard crawtor<( tied al :iosffin.on and Barber rlllilhed with aa. on · the compact layout and craw1on1. Jlad 1 69. Lee Trevido ))05ted a as but counted himseli oot of tt with a 'J/Y1 total. "I'm not putting well el10l'lJll to be 1 threat oo the Iadies~tour," Trevino said. · Jack Nicklaus, wi!lt Crampton the only other man to win four titles tht.s season. U.S. Open title-holder Jobony Miller and Tom Weiskvpl are not competing In this •· Now S.S and 215 Farmer expects to T111t11 roul'ld .. ..,... In tht 1115.000 W•l•m ---• all h'• phys1'cal ski!'-to·lorge a pro-ATLANTA (AP ) La ' · ' 0,~a,..~":rnent; 70!h edilioo ol the Western Open . '"-"'-'U .., ,.. 1 -ura Baugh .fired for the ~ead after the first roond· Friday, . ~ " .. u "' fessional basketball career. and after · 73 Saturd tak sol ..,1·th 10s. 1111Y c..... "'~ a par ay to e e possession ., .,.,,. ,,.," ,1 ... 11-10'6 "that he would like to do exactly what he's At the end or · eight holes Saturday,· ""'°" '"'',.,.,. "· ·~!1,~ doing ftnllV _ "-n~ Vl"lllmos•--. of the lead \\'ith a 143 after the second ,•,•~'t.S'°!..wtorll ...... ..--- • ..,.. l.lcm.:u ,, ---e 1.e1 ~ Miss Haynie led Miss Baugh, a tour · ·• ""-· "·~* Fil.rmer shows .,,......t pali'eoce m· round of the 54-hole $30,000 Lady Tara 1 I Mllltr &1r11111r n~206 a·.... .J rookie who qualified as a pro esaiooa JDM M1i..11ev .... n...._m demons! i;..,. all ~., f th Golf Classic. ~ . l T r11 '9-~ ra-'ti ~ ... ..., o e game this week, by two strokes. ,. T:, i 11e·no l'MJ·7t-X. and takes obvious detigbt in aweing them The 18-yeAr-old from Long Beach went A three-putt gnen on nine and a bad -Rik ~·•• ..... n-* with an assortmem of moves that include in front of tour veteran Sandra Haynie , shot that hurt her hand ·oo 10 broke QP ~~i. ~~:'" ~];:::,~ an off-the-backboard dunk. J\.1iss Haynie's game ,She bogeyed rune,. ~~~t:;r=.s ~~t~= · "I ·o1ogy · UCLA who carded a t\4.'CH>ver-par 75 to move in-Bob DI Uon 1u1"61-• 'W&s a SOCI tnaJOf at · and 10. 16 and 18 and double4X>geyed 13. "" w1~1 TJ·XM1-:iot I ·think 'I'd like to work with kids, to 8 three-way tie Jor ·secood in the Miss Haynle was the runnerup in the' ::kJ..!:a~•on ~~Jg -t~ them not only basketball, but Ladies Prolessional GOlf Association last ~ LPGA events ...... tai.;_,. 1ee0od Jerry MCG•• 11-n~10 ~• Iii " F · ~ Cllllrfft C-y n-JO.M-211 aUUUI. · e, anner $'1ys. · · event al 6,~yard Indian Hills Country' ptace .iq the Canadian Open in Montreal Brvc• 0ev11n ""''_,......,11 He coold undoUbtedJy cont rib u t e Club. i and the Heritage Village 'Open in Con-:bbG~~n••• ;J~1t~l: something in OOth areas. , Miss Haynie and Miss Baugh w.ere tied uecticut. ~~iu'f'••v.r ~:n1f'":°~:: 1.---== ....... ====;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~======;;;;;;;iiii,~==;;;;;;;;;ii;i~. • .Johnson & Son Clyde l\IARK IV • • • LI NCOLN CO NT IN ENT AL l\fERCURY MAR QUIS· • • 20th Anniversary Big Savings ! Bi g Savings ! Big Savings ! • MERCURY -MONTEGO- MERCUlW COUGAR • l\iERCURY COMET . . _ Big Savings ! Dick • • • . -· • ~IE R CURY CAPR I • • Bi~ving s ! Big Savings! Big Savings ! NOTE S.. bur Bil Ad In Tho Pllot'o Cloulflod Soctlon T-rrow With Annlvono,.Y Spocl1l1 On - All Our UIOd Con Al Woll • . . EVERY CAR IN STOCK -·-. • BIG SAVINGS ' ' 0 • • ' . .. • • • - • -r..,-Hom• Of The New Car • , , •'Golde M r ... ch" --EN TIRE MO NTH OF JUNE. • • L'f Qn·~om• Of n.. N~• c., . .-. ..-J ~..!'GoU-r-ei." . I ' 2121 HAlllOR BLVl>~ COITA MUA ' l .. \ • • I . ' • : I u . r _iT.1,arsmg Finishes Third Fonner Newport Harbor High standout David Maning, competing for the cbamplon Oregon w ... tJq Club, finiSb.' ed third In the 180.S poun4 weight class as tbe AAU Gre. ce>Roman National Wrestling cbamplmohip9·'!lded Satirday night at Estancia High. ' Marsing, who noW Wretttes for the Univer&"lty of OregoO. won two matches and then was pinned twice in the twc; day tournament to take Utird place an<l~ tile right to a~ tend a tryout camp for the U:S. tqm to 1he World Cbam- plonshijls later this year. The fll'St three fmisher\ in. each divlsion-earn----;spots-t~ the tryouts. ~ H1s kmes in the toumameni came to Mike Bradley, a former Michigan St a .lg_ Untversity wrestler who ijnish- ed secon:l. in the weight class andeVentual clwnpion James Tannihill. t • • ' ' .. -' Sunda1. July l , 2q13. DM LY PIJ OT Bo·ycott Could He·Ip Tenni· I Stan Smitli's Fatlier Discusses Wi1nbledon Hassle r: ~ "This Is somethint' we hnd that Kramer knowt thr pro "Unfortwiately. be &till ' I By HOWARD L. DANDY I 0t -. ci.ttw_ "'"'-''•tt ' Ken Smith is a r~idenl pf tile BJurrs in NewpolJ Beach, Is a lormer tennis boach at Pasadena . City College. n member of the NeWJ>Ort Beach Tennis Club and ,the f.:i.ther of last Y!ear's 'Vifn&l~on tennis champion, .. Stan. . As such he has t h e background and know ledge as an authority on the subject of tennis and the current boycott of s 0 m e 70 professiooal players (including Stan) on playing at \Vimbledon. "I'm a disappoi'nted tennis player," the elder Smlth ex- plains. __ ·i1 fee l it is an awful thing to . have politi.cs enter into sports 'ind-that's v .. tiat has happened here with this boycott." . 1Ie then-turrur to a COii- vcrsation he had thiS Wffk with Stan concerning the mat.- to dQ, Not: just bt.--cause of I.he · snuation from the heginning.-jOYs-Sliiitig 'and~Uite·s .. lf'Wiiet'·•· ....... Yugoslavia thing {Nikki PiUc having been in the b1LSil"IC$S foc ·off t '1e.ry now and ijlen 1o g~ being banned for !allure to a number or )'<'Ms >A'hile It sktlfl g and we all shudder unUI plaj on the Davis Cup team in wa s having gtov.•ing p.i ins. he \et urns:• that country) but for several lie also agrees v.·ith Ken \\ th natural ability and a reasons." Rose>A·all tha t the players strOng d~ire to s~. Sran Ken Smith then continues' mu~t stick togtthcr to make S1ni1h has reached the top ln •·nus couJd strengthen "'Ol'ld the boyl'Otl work. • tennis and figures to be ~ ::.,.and ~~k H~;san;~r a~ul~ . b~~ ~1~~~li~~~~f~t t~~~· ~~1i15i :::~~~n~:~~ in ~e sp>rt for: and a mature guy and I hope get together before Forest Th1s ls the opinion of world he's doing ~ right thing for HUis. ·• tenni s experts and necessarily the kids. And Ken adds: of hi$ proud fat her allhough "He did hold an individual "Stan also learned to ski as one !houldri't rilake oojses to ballot and the kids decided for a younRster. \Y e v.·ere an the co ntra ry around I h ! 1hemseLves to stick together in athleti c_ fan1il" and !h is. "·as N{'~'J)Ort Beach Tenni s Ctu~ , bOycotting Wimbledon."' one of oUt main acth•itics," he KC>n might be listening and The senior Smith then added says. take exec.pl Ion. Firemen Place 2nd . •' - Capo Valley In Cage. Tourney ter and also relates a followup A team or Ne\\'port Beach Angeles County team, 61-53. in call from Eng\an<I later ir.. the firemen finished second in the the finals . Totu·ne),-Set Wednescfay week concerning another mat-basketball competition at the Ch! thcir wav 10 ~ nnals Th c se co nd a n n lJ a I ter. -· statewide Fireman's Olympics the Ne\\'J)Ort firemen knocked Capistrano Valley Invitational 1-L----A-.itsappolntl!fgffOWd "He called us· last night lo hekl recently at El Camino ff Co ton 56-31 L 0 s Golf Tournament is set for sLif---1le...ha~eY~the__O;lllege. L.Torrance.__Jast_~ngeles..!!6t)r-. c_s:i::ur.-ih_d_ sab~ \V~sdafaf-the 8an uan measles. He IS staymg 1n this weekend. F nc'sco 38-37 H'll c Cl b. • around 300 turned out for the · fmal night of activity and saw __ _.:.F..:0..:.R..:.f1'_E_it_W_IM_B_~::..E_DON __ c_H_AM_P_IO_N_ST_._A_N_SM_I_TH __ R_ET_U_R_N_S_B_A_L_L. __ rtJree champions successfu)ly home with friends of his in Tile Newport contingent. led ~ho:nto~ a ~2 guard fronl 1 s ountry u · . Lond~n ~~ has been exposed by AJl-tournament selection ltnntington' Beach. averagt.'<i Tournament chairman Jmj• to them. Jon Thomton. notched three around 17 ~ints a gan1e for Gaffney said that PI a n·s defend · their tiUes. Karoly Kailcsar was successful for the third year in a row· et · 105.5, as were Gary Alexander at 136.5, Phil F~y at 149.5, and George WojciechoWski at m. Adams Not · Knocking Pros \\'hether Stan has. had the stralgt,~ victories and . got. the the tournament. and got help preseol ly . include . 1!fmdl~j> measles or not may npt make reputation of being the gtant from 6-4 Turk Thompson, 6-3 and caUoway divisions. / much difference during this killers of the 12·t~am touma-Da\·e. Englested t, 6-6 Bob The sp;e(:ial. feature indu"8 "·eek of the Wimbledon cham-ment before -losing to · Los Weber ·!lnd 6-1 Don Gray. pioQShlJ)s which causes added FeUow firemen Joe Lippnik. a trip to i·la'il'aii for any me . ' 'the crowd was undoubtedly kOpt down by the absence of \ Olympic heavyweight Chris r Taylor of lowq. State who fail- D ·· Ch · ' s· · esp1te amp1on s __ ignmg , 'frustration to .him because hi'.! Jim Reed Bud Bardsley, Jer· v.·ho makes a hole-irfooe CD cannot defend ~ ~it le but . it Area Tenlli.S ry Strom' and Dick Green, all ,the seventh hole. • '; ~ could make a big differencl!_ in contributed io a r e s·e r v e A tradit,¥>nal steak baJtieqUt the U.S· Davis Cup chances. s ·mnmaries ·capacity as the Newport team will be at 6 with the awardirW: 1 ed to Mow for the-toumameot. HO\V doles a ca1lege coach fe~l when he has Several • Or&nge Coast recrUited a high scbool graduate. has given area wrestlers vied for spots him a swnrner jo6 and· is planning on his . at the meet,, with th.e most 'participation in the school athletic program succesSful bemg Marsmg and 'fur at least the next three years and he sud· !onner Fountain Va11ey High · denly 'Signs a pro contract? wrestler Robert Walker, '!Vho This question was put t.o ,UCI ~ball ~ch finished third in the 220 pound Gary Adams this week when Milt~ .Champion weigbt class. Walker row t 'th ~-San Diego Padres wrestles at the UniverSity of si@_ed a pro pac Wl . ~ • .Stan is scheduled to return made the rllost of its first -1 lo this country in three week~ , Coffipetifioil in-ailiiual event. -or pnzes to the·besl and wor"' .traci. than he had -oot of. high school. As a to play in Little Rock, Ark. in ••-in 1:l~:""1,. V•tltY Brannon and Gray also com· . gq,lfers at ~~30 p.m. ' • · matter of fact, it is a rare exception that a defense ot the Davis Cu p -Newm1n IEl d<tf. ll•ummand .._1, .. 1. -peted in the handball com-1:'.v-. b1anfs for the~-boy f high hool I II d ' Scl•.ltl tEJ def. O'Annl 4-0 ... 3. ""'..,.)' out o SC goes O CO ege an tn· Championship and later will Mohr IE> '°"' 10 Ool'm•n ,,., 1.s, 1•. petition Of the Olympics. whil~ ment and tickets for the otbtr er. eases _ his value to the. pros. And I'm the play 1·0 Phoenix in another Rw:I !El "''· Fockler &-0. ""1· Strom and Bud Bardsley com-· . I hi Enl lgn IE)·def. Ln lclto u . M . events can be obtained at tt1t j 11rst one to te I them t s. . , zone match.~ I OMn 1e1 IO$t 10 H1<dr1c~ l•. u . bined in the tennis event. "What the pro scouts ~n't rea.~ IS that·-_,Jtigbt_.now....he-is__,-doing-.a -N.wmen-Enslg~~1~1det. llrummand· All e.xpenses and. !irrie in-SanJuanCapistnn>Cll~ 1 more ~one per.son is recr:wUng -a~-top tele vi.riort' ·Qow north 0 f o~~~i':r.t~~; CEf ... ,_ H....:tckn. volved 1n the compet1t1on were or C-Ommerce office, et Oie ptayer· ai)d_ Just l>ER:ause he decides to..go. to London and explained to his Le11cko w. ,.,. provided on an individual country-club, er by caftlne one school it11oesn't m~ that school fed him father about the boy-It. E111 .... Fr11s !El def. Ool'm1n-F~11r basis by the te am members. chainnao Gaffney at~; Alabama. an of the information be has about the pros. ''."....'.'.'.:::::..:::..::::.:--:::::..· __ .:"":-:· .:•:::"---'--------'----------------~C...-"1 WUWd never cliam that b)i goin@: ~ UCI a "-"~- ' player can receive better instruction as o~ '. FINI ,,_,,lftlS I f I l05.J-1• tceroty tclflc"r INebl'ast1 ~ posed to·going out to play pro basebal . I ce orymplc c1ubJ, 2. oan111 Cliffe !Mayor the prO$ are better•equipped to train them in Del"V YOulh FCl'Jnd•!lon), 1• Pet Plovrd HOWARD •---ball and J would never claim to be better. (Ol'119on WC) '· JOI Cliffe (Mayor lNllllt' 0.1..,. YFI. · "At the same time:-1 wouldn't sell myself or 11,.5 _ Brue. Tl\ompson IMl11nesota · d wci. i. Norm 1<nlgh1 !A•mYl. 3. Rah:i~ HANDY my coaching staff short ·and say that we di oein 10r1111on WCJ '· &~Sade cunit· not give him all the knowledge at our com-t1ched). 12$.S -1, Joe SoOe {Or&g0n WC), 12. ~ mand, 11r1en Gu11 tMlnnB$ota wc1,,..:i. Alv n "As !or ,guar--•---, the only one I make Turnet !M1vor oa1ev YFtl ~. John 41~ uw. 1unatteclMld). wl}en a. boy comes to me is that he will get a l3'.S _ 1. G1ry AteJ11ncltr tMln-•• if h nesot• wc1. 2. Tetw lkllflo !New York wuege 'education. Even then he as to putout ACl. 3. 5huJ<:tol son ioreaon wcJ, •. after' si'gnifying he woold ,be· in attendance at Ill little effort if he wants to get that educa-K11twll NM'1o (Soulhland WC). 1•.s -1 Phlt ·Frey IMuJtoneh UCI in the fall and available for the baseball tim. . :;.,1• ~11= ~~n 1~~j~~~~r~ team '3S a shortstop. · · · · "One other thing. This is a pel'S9nal thing ~~n ~c:.• =~ ~~ <Or~ wci. "This is the time of year when the ,.,.mg · and .some·~ are better than others •. The t Gerv Met.t (MlnnfMll• wc1. s. Mike ptayers, their parents and all ol us are going same thing 1s ·true a1?00t the col~eges. . ~ c~~~~!r=~:v~.1• '-..t.sht" through the same ~." Aclazm explains. • "In the . c.;ise ~ Mike, Champion, I sat !111s 1to.s -1. Je""" T1nnr...,1u !Army>. "Naturally I am very· disappointed that m a11. truthfulness, I think he made the nght ~e.ft:11~~~~1io.!=10.,t~1.wf1'111~i 1 Mike signed~ contract. On .the other hand, if ~eclsioo ,based upon bis own personal situa- H11sw (tnl1m11l-I WC). ....,,., d pended '" 'I ·-"dn'I tion 1'l.J -1 .. wm11 w1111.m5--l!'-•vor • ......,. program· e on ODe ......., 1 ·l'l'vu.t • • -• 01i.v YFI. t. W• HllllS 10r.,..-wci. be worth v~ much. -• · , . , , "I hope this doeSQ't sound like ~ur ~ape~ ~vi~°fcrn~~:~\~"1"1(.~I .... Mlke "To ·me it's 8 personal thing. If a boy's-or t~t I am mad at .h pros. Neither JS the 220..1 -1. ~· wo1c11ehOwSkl prim"'"' purpose in life is to play professional case. , (Torlo HCJ, 2. Jlrn Du..:tien CMllYOI' ·-·-., • ..A. ..A. .A. Diley .YFl. 1 Robert Welk• (PM,Ll, baseball, he has to make the decision. All I )..{ -),.{ N ... HL~"'!._Pr,~~~n~. (Unel-can do is point out the advantages of signing UCI's Dave Baker scored 22 points in his flr;Md ), 2. MfchHI McCrlfKIY 1Alhlefef now and' the disadvantages; But I don't knock rim game with a U.S. AU-star college baskel- ln Acllon), Jett Smith IC•rrltos), 4. the -. ball team'm. Swi'tzerland recently but suffered P.J. lrown Clnl•nallontl WC), ,..~ "I've heard a n,imor that the pro scouts a cut over his eye .and had -three stitches Costa Mesa Youngster think I am knocking professional baseball taken. with the kids. ·This is not true. Dave reports .the countryside in Switzerland "I would never tell a• boy that when he is beautiful and that the trip is going smoolhly , finishes playing for UC Irvine that be will for the·group that will be gone for alx>ut two have a better opportunity to sign a pro con-months. Mesa's Woods ' Seeks A Winner . , Mlke-eo11b•;~-n-=-..io-a -A-Seot-Cycle · Crown freshman at Estancia HigJJ · JV Basketball School in ~ Mesa, has . (:oola Mesa's Rick Woods, Entering . the scratch main Tllul'MllY'I R-lh been jadged wmner of 4lie J973 No. l rider in the Speedway against Konle Ed Williams ~::1:;; ... ~1~~111,, v1119~ " "Make Dad~ Angel" art con· • Racing, .-Association.last. season and· ••--, &,., Woods and Nirwpor1 H1rbor "6, Es111nc1a •s test -~by •-•b ~-st and t f t South ~y~ Hlmll"!lfon Be1ch ~7. Edison U , .. ......,-...~ \;J\.1\111 \A.lid a recen avort e 1n WU"--both bit the dust · Lakewoocr 51, 1...11 ovint1 4 Plaza. ' Africa and E;ngland makes UQms , in COi'-011 Mir 51. oan1 Hm1 11 . The wi.nmng entry sho'wed his first Asco( appea~ance in the fiist start. -~--'"-"---~---- Mike's father on a boet, liste& two years in the "Firecracker On Ule restart, Rick, got off mg ll> llie Angeb' broallcast Qdarter-Mile" at J.C. Ago-first and stayed tli&e all lliO with t he anmuncement, janiaii's Ascot Park ID G"ifde-w8.y In spite of some nooe-to- "Winkles I~ Angels to first na Moinday night. · tail bumping from Mik~ Bast. pennant," Mike end his father, Woods and many of bis SRA Bill, a math and industrial rivals from Irwindale and arts teacher et Estancia, wiU Costa Mesa, will join · a aocompany the Angels to sprinkling of Ascot regulars in Qalf!and ftt' the gar_Tl!!S ,of. ~uly tl)e· Q\l&rtlµTilile before Ag~- 2 ~ 3. ,. J<!i:!ian stages the third of five Top Cowboys Mike will serve as· the fii'eworlts shows he's com· -,,-, ..... To Perform -Angels' hcnxwy ibatboy and bioing with a series of motor Some of the top Cowboys in will be outnttect l\\'ith a coffi. Spectaculars. . California and neighboring plete Angels unif<rm. He and John Hateley or Van Nuys, states are expected t 0 llOr Clad will fly to OakiaDcl and better known on the big parlicipa\e July NI in the will stay with the.team._ • Triumph 750cc he uses in Orailge· County Fair rodeo at Mike's brother Kenny, 101 ·Ascot's half·mile 'and 'IT rac-Costa Mesa's fairgrounds. wasanmnerupf;..the s«:ond 'Ing. will try . to show his Aa.-.. 1d . year in a row. ·The Hobbs versatility. •He's alrady doing A purse of $1,350 .,...,u ~* :.: family will aitena the ~ some. motorcrossing this year . tract some o! ~ top names in Twtns game Friday night, ot as weU as his AMA riding. rodeoba "· .. -'-Ev~ brcmc and ---'Whlch time ~·ottlda:!l>ftsen· No:--t-piate-of' Woods,,. rt~~· -,. -~ tatim will be -made on the Unit«l States Speedway thaJn.. ~ r1d~U:lf ropmg and HIRBERT L. MILLER TIRI CO. INC. SINCE 1920 field . pion, .w,as back tn a familiar s eer ~ · Other 1 runneniup ·w h 0 spot in its June 24 appeArance Entries for \be roded close recetl'eba · aoo. .. beset>aus. at cost.a ·Mesa. al 2 p.m.-Tbunday. are Arnold Zirkes, 13, Costa Mesa;· MidielJe Ziries, 10, Cosf'a Mesa : Gary 'Nenada:I, 12. Santa Ana; and hfark: Keyzers, 9, San.ta AM. Zirkes also_ w~ a 1972 nm· • ' ') • .... \ ·I ,"".,, 1· 203 off fiber gl-$5 ,, ' belted polyesters .... Sale2238 plus 1.81 led. ta x. A7&-13 whitewall tubeless. Reg. 27.95 El Tigre 278. A 2 + 2 construction of polyetter cord and fiber gl ... Mtts with a wrap-around tread design wide profile 78 MlttL No trode-ln roqt<lred. WhltewaA tubeless Tire Plus size ~eg. S.le fed. tax E78-14 36.95 29.56 2.31 G78-14 40.95 32.76 2.67 G78·15 41.95 33.56 2.73 H78·15 43.95 35.16 2.96 Comparabte savings, too, on these sizes C7a-.13. C7a-.14, Fn.14, H7S-.1 4, L7S.15. 13~8 Tire Ute Saver Service. ' H.re's what wt do: •dlu1t torsion bar h•IOhl, camber, easier and lo.kt, c.nler llt:frlng position and . IM'9nce 4 wtifff•, ln•ped and adjUlt brakes. lnctudQ ••ftty/ PertOtrMnce lntpeetlon. Sale1918 plus 2.08 led. tax. Reg. 23.95 A70-13 whitewall tubeless, El Tignt 270. Our polyffter cord, tiMr glass Mlled tire In the low wide profile 70 aeries. Modem wr11p-around tread and ca.11ic whitewall design. No tr.cte-ln required.. WhitewaU tubetnS - Tire Plus size ' Rei:_ sJi1e fed. tax ~----1----· ~--F70-14 34.90 27.92 .2.61 ---G70-14 36.90 29.52 _2:_82_ --·-G70-15 36.85 29.48 2.86 Comparable aavlngs, too. on lhese stu>s: E70·14, F7.0.-15, H70·15. . Safe prfces ettectfve through Saturdly. ' ·sale 221• plus ·2.o10 led, tax. Rog. 29.74 670-151 tuhe type blackw111!. Super Cargomnter& XTO . . Sale1278 rilus 1.36 fed. tax. Reg. 15.95 155-12 (fits 600-12) blackwa{I lube less. El Tlgre Sport. For eompldl, sports and min ... A 2 + 2 construction or polyeal• c~~~!._ttMr v••n bet!!-In most popular tman car •Int. · No t~cfe.ln r.qulred. IJ&actniall tuMleH- Tl'° ..... size Reg. Sale fed. ... 165-13 20.95 16.76 1.70 155-13 23.95 19.16 1.lt Comparable snfngs, too, on U... sizes: 145-13, -155·13, 1&5·15. Whitewalls only $3 more per fira. Get• great buy now, pq tater. UM your JCPenney charge. nylon truck tlre.5 rib wra.,.around tread, No trade.in r11qulred. Tire Plus. Size Reg. Sale led. ta-.: Tube I~ 700-1516 36.49 29.49 2.80· 750·16/8 41 .91 34.91 3.69 Tubeleu 8-16.516 39.93 3.28 10-16.5/6 51.79 4.34 ese sizet~ 70:1516~ Jq~~nn~Y .. We krRJw What YO\i're IO"Ol<tng1e>r. -· . Shop Sund•y noon to 5 P.M. •I th• following Auto Center•: FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beech (714) 6+4-:::~. HUN'rtifGTON CENTER, Hu ntington Seech (7 14) 892·7771 , 1 .. ' . I ., ' ' .. • • .. ' .. DAILY P'll.OT ~. Joly I, 1973 l!leS•e., • -. MY, Westminster . I . • .. ~·'--bo·Top;-Legwn Foes ' j • .W.estminster boomed out 15 hold Tustin s<oreless · 1n the hili and rode the four-hil final two innings. ~·ofBobHaletoalS.0 At Miss i on V te-j.o, Ylltory over Tuatln lri rne~le, Rich Rommel's Aflierfoan Logion bueboll ao-opeillng lMlnc double 11<0r<d tlii Saturday. two ' nw as Mlsalon Vie)<> ~ Clll>er sames Mililon Vle-struck 10< seven r11111 In the JO llruck eorly to top Sonora, lint tWl1 frames to subdue 9-L.wblle the San Cl<meale B Sonora ·team lost to Placentia. 4-L Ralmnel's bit sand Tooy. In a nigbl game it Son Cle-Rk:blnboo and Phil Hanoock, mente's llonlta Canyon Park, ~ bod. singled to open the Son Clemente '• A team drop-inlllnl aod tllo winners struck ped a S:0 decllkMl to Buena for four more In the seooOd in- P11 k ning ~on hlts by John ., ~ Clemente pitchers Mitch Dtnsmore, Phil Hancock and l.ICComb ,and Dan F.owler com-Mark Moffitt, a •;alk, a hit tmec1 IQ !lltcb a tWl>hltter aod -batsman aod a Ii e Ider' s .strik'e ,out 13 Buena Park bato. choice. ;_· ten. But all errorf"helped -Ole Jeff Styers pitched the vic- .. HARDPAN POSES A .THREAT Yo•"" •ot to be cuefUJ w!fon jilayUij yoor boll from ·dry mud or a almilar hatd "surface. 'Jn this ... aftuation it'• important to make sure that your clubracc strikes the. bill befor~ hittina the around. ir the c:lub &trikes the arou_nd fint, it will.bq_unc:e oft and top the ball. Play ,the boll forlher baclt lhl!I '&Qmal ia :rour lltance, but '4fith your' handl ... n forward, Tbll polition will reduce the effeolj'" loft qr :your dub, oo you will want to U11 a more lofted dab thaa_,.•L ) - •• 9'11M1"\. ...... - I~ visiton "IOOl"e the five runs. tory with help from Tim McO>rnb !litched the first four Taylor. • . iMlno. At San Clemel\te, Placeitla Hafe wu In connand all rallied foi' three nms in the the iray for w .. trnlnster, eighth IMinc to 'tlp the San striking out-12 Tustin batters' ~le B contingent. Coach in seven lnnlngs. He alio sing!-· Manhall Ad a I r • 1 ' 5an ed home two nma In a seventh Cletnente team got its ,onl_y inning rally as Westminlter nm in the fouith inning oo· a !iLt-;-ptllecl-away. wtllrio-Orlf-Flsber, • ·A · single by Mark Houle sacrifice by Tom Zan«U and a scored "two r un s for , single ~y Keith Marr. -Westminster in the second in-, .. a..te , 0 , Ding 'to ger the ·winners · :,=F~·~~~llG~ ~·r· ~l.:1:1:1i _ Southland Team. .W~ -nm lllth !ming. = -I . :~:oo:!:n:· t.;;fJ-.. ~.·11."1.~J. AAU_Vo_Ue .. yb~ CrOwn _ Jevenlb iaalag for M.sm',..' . • . Wlltminster and Ken Loomer Tot.&• :1111 1 ' 1 Pr.--~ in~to stiliiiiit-Uiree and ~ · ~ s-. .;, . ....,..,~,~.~. -DULIJTH,-Mimrl,\P) -~Sld-"1art-ol-la!g llea<b,-IH • Favored E Pluribw: Unum and 15-1 for its tiUea:. 1'1~1 1.M ........ 11 I S... Ci.~ DKI0000.-1 6 J t -~- lu a.-19 I (II Gauchos _.Fall,_ 7-2 _ ICClrad a narrow victory In Sid Marl· hid ,_bed the WOOl<ll's conipeUtlon '" d finalJ by beatlnrAAU diam- . ·~""m..", )ti ;" 1' ~ ~ Qwct'1 Steak House toot the ptbn ~ Bay Club of l(.=-up.( 1 ! I & men'• uile saturday in the Newport ~ and then siiddieback ~1· dropped Ill lhtb straight elropollten Leque baseball U t Satunlay fi'r---'n'81...,.·•-~pman-Col"8• for a 7-Z victory at El Mo4tena Park in "Orange. r Saddlebact jUlnped to a Z.O lead in the !int mning when . caleher Steve Williams drove ill t.rry Lat aod Brian Hester ... • liltP-Bll Ille wtnniDr Puitbera -....... lUD In tho {:!"' aad two In the, IUth to "" lood for .,ad. ,,,.,. ___ ..... _ aod e1F1b ml two ID tho tevmtb .. Wlllilmo, Mart King ud CortY Fllber bad two lita- for tlie Gaucboo. Saddlebocltnlumllolldlon today, meetJnr Cypna an Ibo Cypresa diamond at 1 o'clock. Ward's -~lrates ( Or.a n g e Coull ..... al9o In action, bot- Uing El Toro'a 11ar1ne1 In a l o'clocl< pmo at'EI Toro. ,,, '"'., .... l,.P,lf .. 2110 ........... 3110 ~'lt.::t e 1 i i .t ,. ....... ct 4111 M8"'"' ,. 11 i I =f~b , .. ..... tcivd. dh NtllflW.. .. ' • ' • "'--'rno1'911, p • ' • I ' -.. . .. T•t1 3'22t1 ._...,...._ ' r II ' "'"'"'" • 1n 11t-1 11 ! S.dcll-.ek -.. .,._, DEAN LEWIS TOYOTA VOLVO THll WliK'S ·5P1CIALI ............... . -......... .-.. "---,..., ........, ........... ... ............. ...,.,..,. ........... 577• Ontrt, ...... , 'MVehe .... Oii. 4 ...... AM/,M $777 " CXll"lnl '61 Mllltl .. -v ... a--.• ... $977 ,........ _, ....... ! • I,• •• ='.•;; «·•• 31 ! '! U.s.. Volleyball AuocilUOO na-def~g the favoied C.at-N•U..,, rf Thomulrl, If timal ~. tlemell of.· Redondo Beach. w•-·< ' '! ~VJr.Z-P'• J : i 0 E Pluribus Umm, ~talr <Jmct's ~ Houle went _., ,_ Athletic UnlClll d!ampion from unliefeated throogh Ille -1e- •-,..rti • • .l.... "2 , • Houlton, defeated a surpris-eumm86Q.a teurney at tbe s.11 c1ement1 ooo ooo --..o 4 • · gty ~ Los Angeles Uolverslty of M i n n e s o t a - --............. -0,,.-_--Re0egade5-Red te8iD, 1fr14, in Duluth. - •• , • "" the cha~ hi ~'-' Aecomanc111. rt .s 1 1 I "'i"ons p game, WU1U1 ~:; ii 01 went to an extra point ·MV · Golfe.r ~~~ » I 1 0 : attuation. Kai., P · ~ I ~ 1 'lbe Renegades were just ~........ ! 1-l ! .... poiol abort ol victory with ~ 1 • ~ J t a lt-11 lead, but EPU tied tbe =.:.f. c • pme at u.an. 'lbe pme Wll •w:;.. d .: dell -II 1J.al1 bat tbe ._. "' ....... • .• • . Renepdel _ were penallled a Wldml ..... -• at-ti M I -~for IIt-1 subltJtutklD- Twtl" ----· .. 4 ....--~ E Plurlbus Unum then ,..... v..., UI 9COl'fld qatn for a lS.14 score "l , l "'I aod the required two-point vic- . !-1 l. St~~~E u s 1 .. earlier matches . , S-9 ., ......... --·-'-'s Steat House or r II I '-'lllA:A Fourit1l11 v111tV DOD 1• ON-s '° l Southern Callfomia defeated Flllllr*~ ----· 6 2 __ .., ... '• l "I ttlcMnflon.• WJllM. 2b 4 I . . tl•llCOCk, • t J : Mc(lrlflyl )ti 3 I 0 0 ~r.:e: ~ al l I t=~ .. ,f,j! t'i:::;~ 1 0 0 l~ .. : iii: Tot1f1 33 t I S San Irr 111111"" ' ' . ' S-1 001 tx1 tlt-4 I 4 MINIOll V191o Ml 020 __, I 2 Foot in Game ST. WUIS -The Cardinals' Jim Baaten _.attempted-nine f1ekl goals again.st t b e Pblladelpbla Eagles, Sept. 24, 1917 and was successful on seven of them. Both the goals and attempts are all-time NFL records. Jude Paynter, former -Id ....... ~ .aod. ...,...; (#.~Ille Mission Vlejo Goll Club, will be among the entrants in the eighth ln- tematiooaLtenkn ai:nateµr golf d!ampiolllhipo to be played at Gleoeagels, Scotland on · the King's and Queen's -beginning Monday. J>e.¥pter, a member of · the board or director.-for the tounlamem, will be playing In the 'n-liole -play --petition .mer. Ille SI sehlor golfers willl handicaps ol five and under are entered in the dlampioosblp fllght. More than 200 8.mateur senior golfers Mim "the United Slates and 20 C>tli<s' C0W1tries will oompet .. A golf compeUtlon foe the ladies will aJscf be held. B-aseball Standings I --~ NATIONAL LEAGUE East Dtvb .. 1 ci,ego Sl Louis Montreal Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York W L 46 32 37 37 34 37 34 38 35 40 SI 31 Pct. GB .5!IO .500 7 .4';9 8'11 .472 I .467 91A ,451 1011 WestDtvblen Dode•n San Frand9co Hou:ston .CincinnaU Atlanta lfao Diego • 5t 27 .654 4S ·34 -.570 61\ 43 36 .544 8~~ II 18 251\ 39 37 .5t3 33 45 .423 25 5Z .325 • AMERICAN LEAGUE Eul Dlvlsloa w L Pct. GB New York 43 33 .561 BalUmore 37 3t .S44 2 Milwaukee 37 36 .Sff1 41\ Boston 35 35 .500 s Detro!~ 37 38 .493 511 Cleveland 27 41 ,361) ]$\I w .. 1 lllvlstoa Oakland 4% 35 .545 ·litinnHot.a 39 . 33 .542 II Otlcago • --38 33 •. 535 1 Angell 39 3S .527 1\1 Kansas City 4% 38 .524 111 Texas 25 46 .3S2 14 . - ·-.. . . • .. Los Alamitos Quar~r Horse Resu&s ' .. High gloss ,liquid -goes on easy! D•- t e rgent· pr~of. ~ 14 ... tt.1L•111 Ill 111 IEllftl • .,. 63f ,,,. 4Days Remov-M tor, ot~bugs, ... Jiholl. I I I l .. • ' ' ' ' . ;: l ' • -.1 ::~ i K mart®KM100 ·4-fULL-PLY POLYESTER PORD ~~"78!!.SERl/:S-BLACKwALtS~~ ' I . -.... SIEl.L I I / ..... iulTLE Wll _fll.lsa~m __::_:_ -.-..-1:1• 1.23' 4Day• it.stores lust,.. and shine. Pre-whipped, detergent proof.-16 oz.• with opplJca- tor., l-Wullt ........ 17' 88 PLUS F.f.T, 1.73 Each 1111 1'RADE-llS REOOIREll WlmWAW 2.44 MORE EAal EICWB•• t•TLE WAI leg, 3.93-4 Days '.,. 3.23 ' Top of ·th. line wax for a lasting brilliant ahln. • •N .. wt. ;:;$~:'.',...._;;;;;~••;wt.·cji-if'l~--- SELF-PILlll W •• ,. 1.76 . . Now ••'' polloh-',a ~corwox.16-m.• •N8f:wt, (~.lR(,( IT WITH.I.KMART (R!O!i (AllD ~i W( ~f,NOll BANKAMfR ICARfl ~ANO M4ST£R(H19, TOO D -' 2200-HARBQR:'. BLVD: ' , · AT WILS911 COSTA .J MESA -- . ' . . .,, .- - ' --'.------:-:-' .. • S-,, Juli I, 1973 OAll.Y PIUIT CJ-f ) What's That? 20-20 Hindsight in Reverse SACRAMElml (UPI) -"1\1 pctmtlal p-roble·---.la''wal: Tra•1um· '1111 Joba IDl!Y FromastatePenoane!Boar~ nll1Ntedr1111udoltlre.,..., -ii me ol '• ,._ .. lo l!lll!llotl to ~ deflw u a .....i to cletc:rtho "'l'be ob)lctlve of this pilot ~laUon: JI. we succeed, Tho! aloo -•lel -~ Altbou&b1onC$ 111111)'111, -Mndll&bt In • ......... ~ ....... wblcb Ibo not •fltthe-le. report. for!lmelyremovalofdigjt." moll lnauffenble , fUture. iprdtliml M _., tbe ~ aad roundabout ltar:IJ ii to proce11 tnnSlc· we wi~ have been succtSful. ·, .Nm lclwai-s'1 pet Q "* a.. la I W0J ID-It. ~ ... M1'l!ID lllillC -... -~-----... tlte .... _.....__._.ted ~lonally-thm!'are-~--leol!pll la-a-pn>· -- Take Stm--, for -"tl.1~ ,,_I "=.mlndaof-dtatuaejllem fnltn~.-lna of official doubl .. talli !hat dtlc:I of s-01M1 aad m.f11nce. She coUecta lL mam&ll 11 Y"~D ~ uad~''tbolt. &bat tey '° : ~rapid lnd. accurate man· need no translation. Here 1s ml~~I eaec:tld ... The allm, 27·yeaN>ki state manar'I· re 1 • ner. The effort includes a Miss Schroeder's favorite. "'ftlioee at lbe ftf'1 top se worker for the put two years Site tries to tramlate fie. SOme eumples: l!UbalanUal training process Worker's account of ae-lftllY lfOOd ' wrl..._ I _. ·baa compiled the briglltest quenUy, al1bou&h lhe ldmlll 11 '"!be ~ incidence and tiial« changes in the cldent -"When ·I pushed the that's one ol Ille - prn1 o( "ottlclal" writing is "not ahrayl poaible." ol. ibe dtmand chance Is met.bod by which docwnfi!llts file drawer closed, n1r. fight they're at the &op."' abe ·uld. abuses and milule9 In a·· Fortlteahove,sheollentlte untlktl1 to coincide wl!h the flow. II tbla pilot effort ts el· thumb got caugb! the "Aodonlinary.....,......., monthly Cohua.n lb!: edits fOr p11°dble aplapatiob that JI-ocalf'l•!onal prUile of those fecUve, there will be a major drawer." to b.1ve little trouble mHin& , a·IU:te agency newsletter. She ID blndlt&ht in WIW1I ..-ftlil&end at \b&-empioymtnt improvement in the apeed Supervisor's accOunt -Of 1he lhemselYCS u • d1e r a t.oo d , calll 11 "Gobbledygoot." good forealgllt. . olfice." -From a Depart· wi!h which transactions pro-same acclden! -"Failure of altbou«b they al, alway• A aam~: 1be point or her eohmm, ment of Lab6r publication. cessing ls completed." -employe to a cc u r a. e I y barf co writ e as mtd ... .• . u ...... JUSTICE IN 1973 FOR WAR CRIMES .· Johlnh.Kuhr SennncM to 2Vi Yun ·W~ Germnn War -. . . _'frial:s_fuag on_· ~.~ , . FRANKFURT. Germany (AP) -1be court is In ,...,.... Tho opedaU9,' 8 ...... hall -· -In • dimly lit __ ., galleey -and Call<. '"!be Judllo la much loo ' )'(llllgto-howlt ..... He CID't be more than 35." ~ -'"Ihere, ya.i !lee. He never was a ·soldler. He abould ~ve boeo at jlto lrttL 'lben he -havo oboyod Mien )\1st lite we bad to oo." ''Aw, It's All a 11tatl.e ol -· II ""' ~ me. The ......... .... alreOily decided. 'Ibey -·1 he r.und -· So muclt mtllteY Im~ apent lo acqull llll'body·.. . The voices echo W e s t Germmy's -r . cynicism over .,... a'imM trials, whlcli have gone on akoost con- ! ttnom1 mnce ~ cOUa1*: or Hik'• Tl*d Reldt. With the Kuhr is bitter. "Even ii I am ~ it will mean nothq to'me mt.r ell I have gme 4ilroull!> -put 10 years. ' As the trial . progreacs, Kulr complailtl t1tat ..,_ supeti<n and -. have • ..._i P!J>90CUtioo om aP\til' m 'l••tti-_..iras ~ witnelile!. iro.i.. re•1lt. Johann Ec:k stein was only a llOfl:<(lt1~ miosklnod officer In Pollce Battalioo 30S When it eea1ec1 off the Pbm ghe;in. Klk ...... one of h;., supertors . After the war, Eckstein rose put Klir to become dliol ol Franiiurt'• -police. Al Ille aial, h 57-""'1'-0id FdYein appears as a wMness and -t!te ootDt , lllat, aJ4l>ou8b he .... repelled by wbal h._..i at. P-. ho 11111..._ ol dte -. ol "It's easy enough to "n#Mkn for wart·lme murder•,-tbe trials open one's mouth now- ' ' ~ oould mg m II>-adays • • • then it WIS ' Ii 1o;::,;,:;~;,,.mber. • completely,·Cffff.,.ni -.._, u 'Mob-ow, Laicbwa. IAmmiec, • m1 •• ...-•• 4 • ' Dowd, Gondot; Gc:cudlttc:>e, -·~~~~~~~1 W,.ock. Slolln, Janow , ,,.._.. ..,.. no --~'""" •. ~, ·~-~·· or •.;...., 11\eir ""' ~ ~ ~ - . are told virtually orders," wbidl. be oomldered wttbout respite, r e v e a l i n g blldng. 1r...,-~ lboo-!old. So Pdsdl's lawyer pleads that f•. Welt Girman courts have his Client wm too dimwitted to fwnd more than e,ooo persons have known . be was ck>illc gililty o1 .... crunes. ......g. 'lbe coort orders Yet, atlor nearly three P-. tested. A l"YcbologUI dec:Odoi, tbe West Gmnan clel<nnlnM-. 'tlltlle PeOocb trials lave becnne ao routine Is far from idellig<nl, the ttot they --potilc at--.,.. -lite mnn. --...... -.gely pjMs-On Ibis day, aiJ: j&W..., ed by the !jpdqp. dial are lo _..lite aut. leal ~ -· One d the orlglaol ac<Uoed Tai .,_. _.., """' h WM cleclared an ini>ecile, and lndidmenlo were ilaled, lbtre · ...,.. a. !Bui dealh aoc1 1n-his . ...,. .... suspeixted at tbe lrtnlty .... --~ _,, -ol.fbe trial. - N .. ...i L..._.._ --That Wll Alfrm Elmer, a Wf!1!rrtN) baluaaa-called h top Nell luidici:ery at Pin*. ·~ dtllon." He-inthedocltathetnil -'--'-.J-opened Nov. 25,· ~'11, and was Qie "-Che 161wa&ii ...... to be the chief defa.,.,,_, ~ ii -Joee! EllOer At with lllllUlh -~fouroftbeolhn,Kulir-...i eyea aurq dully"'° -..... t 0 ......._,._....,._whlle_a_Jl91<ltl&trlsl - Polloe -.11on !OS heacl-read tbe re9Ullii ol his quortm!d 'In ldJlln, 'Poland ~: Tb e 58-)'0IU'dd ,· Elmerhadlledao~no ' 1be bM:teJlon W ltlil11•e "lllusimal intleclllty" that ·be fGr -1lltg oil &hellol, roonl-reqWrod psydllalrio help to Inc. up Jew· and . ......ung find·~ ~..; -" them "' ellOC>tlm trmdleo -way ~ -~ .. -. oultlideol-ty, ; '!be lick and realslinC _.., Ebner may never stand shot m the IPJt, « m rouae. trial. ~ _ .......... °' ........ .... -UYI .... a:r:.10 ~ $20" .llAllS -cwlfel_,_'---Slilll'l'.,to--· ·(liockl . l .. ~·l l.4t ,,. '7 $678 SAU ...,,_ ..,. .JIANS y __ ... ............... ~ ... I ..... ~ 1r1 W.. c .. , .. -·WAl.IUNe& HliON9 1..-U w ........ ._ ii. ... 21 ... ,. ............... . . .TUI TOPS H.1 r .. a Ctnn...,& --~M,~n Aut.C.Mn *EniySln * EniyColor * EniyStyle UYIP~TILA cuns , .... ., .. UVI BUSH PANTS ' ..... -1111 J -•10-.•13 -UVIDINIM BIOBIU.S ... .... _ ..... ..,, lb .... tWr-1 ' . Famous Maker Denim . . BUSH .JIANS -i-i. pllt"' ., s-uotpllfll Owly • DRISS BILTS lTNTONI • S!1BDOM • CA~Y ,,, . ..,, A 'flllttr of ............. .. l!fyl• of --..... ...... -,.,WM. -··-r'-..... S,lm2M6 Al.Stylu •5'..' ....... _ -S.11. 11to Gnni 1oys win 1e °""'All.Dor Wed., _July 4tfl a· =;....;::-=== ASSORTED TElllS • lliooa.11. •s.•13 aon• HANO TIN SWIM TRUNKS ,..,,,. AswtllCOjon .. •499.•7 ,,_,., _c __ ..,. GVll '/s Oft' ON UMITlll STGCK ITIMS 1------'l'ml-at':a:::' ... , 2997 ~ llllYI ... 41.ts . $JO • •'The Jen werti the poOr'tllt "I thought ~ that 111 DRESSES, SUliMa .IPOllT .....,.. CANADA MULTI·-- ·SPOaTSHOI . ( I -oldtep>0r. 11,.... a crying In-' onler..., -· def<lldant juslke what ..... done .. Rudolf Ed«rl tells the <OUrt. them,'' Ktir m)'9 to a 1 1be ~ Is as old as neWatat o u t s i d e the warfllft and a accepted ooly -...-·"I'm. ell .for u-tionl>J'.Ute00Ut1. In puni3blng the people .mo were findq all six guilty, the COlrt ,.,.,.._;ble fGr war. crimes. ntleo: But not jul!I In G<nnany -"The adiono Cannot be also lho9e In Rmsla and the justified on h blsls ol OlW> Unlled Slatett. '.' since the orders tllemsel.., Kulr la charged Vlilh aiding were illePI ..i far esceed<Q in the murder 'Ol 11.-·Jews every conceivable aUtbority." at Pinlt 9Dd Mth ezectting "Butcher''. PetlCh receives 1,1100 Bovie! prlloner'I ol .war tile hl&he<t ........, · -15 at Blala Podlitoka. years. The other aenletta!o He -not -bbnaeU ronge ltw! 211 to four y ...... --for-·'-1ed ~_.is. Including ot P-..i Btola Podlaota, cine by tbe .,._..lion, the Iii bul be baa been -to live are.-free Oil boil. IDS their pn -·· lor K* recei... the lighteat neorly 10 )'Ml', anllloC the ........, -211 yean tD!teld iWt ol ltio ..,.~ b'lat. ol tlte .... -by the He -ttn'OOled In 1111, ..,... •· prooecuilon. lie ii eonvlcted Cl sbt da)'I In jail .... .., ... aiding In the "'"""" ol Ille . "'11~.ooo._ .. -Pln!t;"bat-IM!qulttod _.. -.. ,250. • "' talllic port in the esecutloo At the _,,. time. ho -of the Russian POWs. ,._-1rom.t1teFraotfurt "A groos In~." Klllr PolJoe °'1Jol11n"11, ..t>er-e be complains u he leaves tbe hid riMJ after' the ww to the eourvoom. ''I never. did a -o1cau111n.n--· lltbttltoaJew." ...,_ .. 11ao .... •-"" He-·-~ the po11ca-.To.....-ltla c-. hJa -. drawn rurta11o11·-. Kubr pr<>-' down -.dltlly. "It's •MY -auto · lfiampno In hie enoog!t toopeo upone'amouth bellitub liiif -.eHit '"'" to an -JIO'WMlys:". Hf! Adds: "'lbiin M. American car dtaltr l n was a completely different ' • l'ronkfurt, •IJICllll cthen. matter'." . -. . -. . ' SHORTS & BEATERS In White with ited, Ye!low, 111d N1vy Stripe Trim Sizes 6-14 $3~~$20 .. --~ ... ·- ..... _ ...... {: ·, ...... -· 'IHlllTl-.v---.. _ ........ •7• .. ':.,, .... • • • ·1 • • • i • • . DAILY PILOT .. Sunday, Ju~ I, 197) MOVING UP I N REAL ESTATE DAILY PILOT THE HELPj:UL GUIDE FOR TODAY'S HOM E MAKERS -. . -• . . • • .. . I America's ·uou~ing Boom Hitti ~g Skids 11 Newport's ' New Bank ' 2.1 mlllloa units a year, which t1tlly -down rt ptrcent for clampdown on con• um er, repments a high ,,,.., of ae-lhe ·nnt five moalhl of lhll mdlt, Al a ....wt Ibo Federal tivity. But there bu been a year for u.vln&J and loan .. RNerve "ill probably feel I.bit downturn !or the post thr<e ·aoctsU.... . mon<lalll . policy atW piual months. comporod with "' 4J To what -t ·the new cany much ol lhe bwdeo for percent rabe that toot' pla<e price lreeu wW help hold the mtralnlng ln!latlon. • In 1171 a1 the coootry , was tin. .., fUrlher Ughtenil\!( of ,.,,. other lacton bealdea coming out of a period ol tight money 11 hard t6 say. The tight money account for tbt · money and another tt 'percent Federal Reserve has been decline I~ home construdkm. rise in 1972. tightening up as an anti-in· A key r e a 1 on ii th! • · t'latlonary measure, a n ~ moratorlltm o n .1ubaldbed.- WRAT !)ON~ERNS h\lilde(a Federal Reaerye . Bo a rd housing lmpooed . early In particularly it rising lnt~t • chalnnan Artlwr F. Bur.ns. January. SubPdlucf boualna rates and a decline ln the presumably ls disappointed\ had itccounted for a large amount of money available for that the new controls progr,m share of the housing,splurge o( mortgages. since the lilctustry does nqt include more tighten-the privk>us three years. rises and falls right al9ng with ing up on the fiacal side of Another factor ii restrlc- Jhe money su pply. Jnt.erest government policy. lions on building that com-~ates on c o n v e n t 1 o r. a l · -munities have lmpoeed in the mortgages now run fnlm 7 .5 JVS'J' WlTllJN , the tut two interest of CQntroll.lng gro"1h perei!nl to 8.5 percent, nelU'ly weeks be was lobbying ror ~ and protecting the en- C" • l percent hJgher than a year reduction in the~ 7 percent vlronment. In the boom areas Meanwhile, the rate· of con-.· ago. •• credit for business investment of'Californla and Florida some strucllon is tapering oft. Thia · At the same time. the sav-as a means of slowing down experts figure such restric- IJ ·po matter of panic to the in~s . flow into -thrlrt in--the capital spending boom.4 tiot\S have held home building construction industry, because stitutions that lend mor1:ga(e President Nixon's program in-down by one-fourth to ooe- i\ still continues at a rate of money ·has droPped substan-eludes neither that nor a third. · .. .·11o-• are nlll avallal91• at But Hurry! Just · 12 Left! Just one mtle to ·the betchl Gorgeous 2-etort town. homes-The last ever in the coutal communttY of VIiia Pacttlc. GOOd choic:e -temalna • ._.but ru.hl 2 "NO 3 BEDROOMS • 3 POOLS • SP"A • TENNIS COURTS • COMMUNITY CENTER • CAflEFREE GROUNDS • PRIV ... TE PAT IOS • ~r•32,soo . FllOM 5% DOWN . ' C~WlU..PMl'DTa l9C. .......... ...... l!l!M• 171•) ..... ,.. • : ! ·Serving Niguel 4% lllfCIO:CIPIS.TlllfD Lanlf of the Dons UNSPOILED, SECWDED 2'/, to 3 acre ranchos aJilid the great oaks of Cleveland National Forest Dttp in the 11eat oak rtaion. of 1ho Cleveland National FOTl'st lies a 300-a.crt illand of rollin& hil/1, ...,, .• rm vaJlc)'J ind 1rusr 11.adea knownuRancbo Capistrano. Vast rtachu of 1hc Na{ional Fofle&t rtcreatioa area 1tn:tch in almost every direc- tioo, a O!!YC:!._QmeDl•owned buffer q1.inlt population 1111d commercial r:nc:roaclunent. Clemente.Only 21 tcenic miles from S\A Juan C.pl1trano. Rancho Caplmano parceb are prietd frtnn S9,750 to $11,750, easy down, liberal lnuclus. Pl1uua"t SltNic Dtl,a: Santa Ana/San 011,0 Freeny to hiltOric San. Juan C.,pdtrano, tJit.n •• on Hwy. 74 (Orte1a Hwy.) 13 mu• co tb• turn-off to th.o rlthl at "'South fl.fajn Divkk" aM: follow tht Up .. PropvtJ Dptn for 1howl~1 wetl tttl1 oni, /Ja.m,·~p.m, -' Write for our rrt1e. WllSU'lted brochure •. BUCIO CIPISTWO ~~ 2172 Dtipom Dri-tt; &lite I. l"iM1 CaJlt J1664 (714) lll·l22J • -.. . I , ··. , • .. la~ellng ,, ' Houses . Become r Too SpecialiZe<J By VIVIAN BROWN u .............. ,. .... Privee ln Palm Springs - .. ....;..THE-RAISED living area in- clUdes a large Jiving roO,n with fireplaCc, formal dining room, kitchen and oversized family r(l!lm. Ceramic tile ki lchen-®Wlter serves as a dini11g lbar on the family rOQm side. Sliding gliss-doors open from the family room onto the patio. Th" kitchen wmdow opens to the patio bar. Nestled at the rear of this spacious (1,856 squa;e feet) home are three bedroms, one with a wall of wardrobe with sliding doorS, and two with larg~ wii.lk-in .closets. One run bath is centrally loCated to the three bedrooms. A tw~ar garage provides t\\.'O entii-e \\'alls of storage space, p I u s washer-Oryer hoolrup. Ono door from the garage leads to the 1lde gardtb: 1nother to the interior ·entry. One of the models now being shown at Canyon_ ·sands Villas in Palm Springs PARK PLACE hon1es ¥i'ere designed by B.A. Berkus & Associates of lrvne. • The award-winning plan sells 'for $47.990. Other Park Place homes are priced from $42.490 to $56,990. Financing is ·avail- able. in the Villa Privee, with· dining area between patio (rear) and ki tchen (rig ht). The maiq living room is in the foregr~_und. · - 111 -:-OAAND ~ COlMi I RY.CLUB LIVING FOR ACTIVE ADuus NOW, you c1n enJoy a c1refrle~condomlnlum life- 1tyl• 1t 1n unbellevebly low price exclualvely 1t . P1ctffc Perk Hom•• In Soyttl 81nt1 An1. Sp1cloua A MATTWOOD PROPERTY DEVELOPMINT CORPORATION PROJECT 0 · _, ..... ' '" ,, ... 2 or 3 bedroom, I Yz balf/. adult condominiums fea- ture olr conditioning, ~rjletlllfl & droperin through- out, nnge, oven, dJtpoul, pool NCreation center, g1rdon p1do1 & view bolconl<to ond ~rity gote entrl••·· Uve In 1 g1rden 1ettlng where your own homeownere· 1110ciatlon perform• 111 1xtei'lor maln- t1n•c1. Ju1t one mile north of th1 fabulous South Co11t Plue Shopping complex, near everything of 9roWlng lmportlnce. Hurry to Pectflc P1rtc Hom••· Thi• 11 Orong1 County'• finnt houllllfl value end !::=:n::'".::~!m;S=~t::.:5!= won't Iott long. Price• fn>m oply •11.110 to •ltMO ~ -2101 &:'uth p;lllc AYenue- wlth u..O.nt convontlonol """" 11 1••~ 1%_ dOWn. -~ S1n11 Ana, CA 92704 (71415-16-8227 PACIFIC PARK · .homes -2 or 3 IDllM • I Y211ATH ADUtT CONDOMl"NIUMS_IN SOUTH SANTA ANA :--.---- I ' • . ' .. ·- • ' . ' ' Sundo1)', July l , 1q73 DAILY PILOT (; 7 I Landma1·k Cru1nbling _Old Stanford House Needs R~~air:ing \• \ yea!"I before, e\'en •bough tile old houu had dee«lofated 1'ACUESTA. -\1fh1'A5 BYTHE·SEA MONEY .BACK GUARANTEE . 6 Months • La-Cuesta Villas in Hunlington Beach are a new concept in · . · Home con1truction by AyrH & Son -lhe common waU homes. The common wall separalH two separate homes and the 11Vlngs in conslruclion are pas•ed along to you. Heavy 'beam conslruclion,. shake and mission tile rooft. spanish inlluenced ~e1ign create a dream home at a price that will scion be a thing of the pas I. Locslio~ near the 1ea are few so if you have hod lhe de1ire lo.live with sea spray in !he ai~ :._. Sleer a course to La Cuesta Villu by the sea:.....~slart as low as $30.490. with 80% lo 90% loans available. Plus we're 10 proud of our con- , • slrucUon we olfer a 6 MONTH!t MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! .. PHONE (714) 536-1445 PRICES FROM $30,490· . • i . ' ''"° ff/fT Take the Stn DI• Fwy. U UI to BClcl Blvd. (Hwy 31) ' • 10 Suuth to IA Canta lA ~ VIU•• Bv ... Se• fa .... *I C~!ITA I ·'""' llunU.nstoa Be1cL YIU.A• -· ·~ () ~ALN0us111G ~!Ml ........ t>.. OPPORTUNITT - HOMES BY AYRES · • SINCE1905 -. ' • • . 1 - ' I I . I DAil Y PILOT Sunday, July l , 1'73 Real Estate· :'Guestlons/Comtnent By Realtor Randall Mccardle· ' ' e Wm -be IS yean young 11111 year. we are planalng oa oer~~&e· ow soa. I1n1i .there some kind Gf loeoliie tax break we are eutltJed to because of our age? TlaaUI. , I J . C., Colla Mela If you sold your residence during Vie year you may generally elect to exclude from your gross income 'part or au ol the gain on that sale if: . . 'e. You were 65 or older before the d8te of the sale; and ' e You owned ,and used the property sold ns your pMcipat residence for a periOO (whether continuous or interrupted) totaling at least five years wiUUn the eight· year period eoding on the date of the sale. Taxpayers who meet these requirements can elect to exclude their entire gain if the adjusted sales price is $20,000 or Jess. Jf the adjusted sales price is over $20,000, an electi!)ll may be made to ezclude part of the gain. The adjusted sales price is the amount realized from the sale after .commlssiOns and other selling expenses, minus certain "fixing-up expenses." Only one e!Cction to exclude: gain mar be madf;_ during the tuxpayer's lifelill)C. d__Lbear you say _lhat lbe discount rate .. was ~more Important &Un the . laterest rate wben flgllriag the yield • a tr st ., 111e..explaia~l-might--~ant-to-buy ~an eccultaal 1econd trust deed. How does the y":ld of the ditcM.nl rate compare with the baterest rate? l'lease give u eumple. · J .W., Newport Beacb -Say you bought a note di$C(!Unlcd at-30 .percent (you pay 70 cents on lhe dollar) and the interest rate is eight percent ~nd ·the_tei:_rn is th_ree years. The a"Ctual yield will be approximately 25.86 percent. In this ex<:lmple. 11.43 per· cent return is obtained from interest and 14.3 percent r.,e- tumis otutned"fromlttscMmred]>f!ncf a . · These "'figures show that .you get more ret urn from tht discooilt than you do from the interest. The interest ralf is not such a critical factor. Don't worry too much about· the interest rate -concern yourse lf with the dif. count rate. If we reduced the interest rate or eight percent to _sit percent this wquld be a 25 pccent reduction in pri- J. .. • -PLUSH MASTER ,SUITE F!ATURID iN NEW ·"l"DRID' HOME• MODEL 21st Unit In Viejo ' • • • , ' Mobile Par~-Op~ns _, Shorecliffs Vnveile d iii San : Clement,e . . . Gfll!ld open1ng ·o1 the._... CIUb and Goll Couroe· in the ~d, flllicular over. " vi..._p .j _milllon. IOI-verdant ~•..._ below. ~ a -Mev•1 fi-'I •. _ -~ Qiunliy -.. .,...,,,...,. --" '.'~ - · Club at 3000 Ca!E, San than 70 pon:<m of lhe sites In . Designed in.i• CCili"in\porary 01emen1< is be • oi-ved the multf-levded, gyu~ ... tod Spanish ~·· t h • • doriqi a Poblic -.,_ colllllllrily offer VJews of the cluhhouse1 is by a day. Pacilic\Oceao, eaat.rn mOU!)-l;uge '"""'' Olld ,...11ng area ,. . '!be ~acre llilUrr-moblle ·lain· ranges and the . golf with fi~ cin:ular diandellers; home part for dllla,' irhlOO course. , . · parquet noorqi en. activity 're!ISooa~often'acea .~.is Ute llrst · · 0 · hillt.ops, will <tllolill2'• .. ·-' ~ -"""' ... be con-room w~~lf\"1 ,3--l!llf- its .model momJe •-~·ojo)oetbeadop!ioo·of ~ ----~· ' vinJee dtrV.-the "'~· . riil,a ~ ~ re-, '~4n accents, .-..-,~-a~ tex· aooirding to Dan .Evw., a ;quinlimb tiy Ille c'iy. As -a •lured ~ ~ and principalin,DelRradoMctilre r~, !J1e ~leasa.!'t 'e&' "'!'aiJs,ci. .. ~,~ver and Hoi:ae Perks, Inc.,~ _vJr'OOIJient ~ bat.ural_~, llDe,111u*ations; 8 tJigbl model nttile bomeo • ~ building !exit.res, full " d ·kitdieo 'th by Viking -~ with an en-complimerary coach skirting, . y-eqwppe • . WI ·tirely differeot etl<l'iol' and roof<ov"""' carpcrts, glare-island range and IWlpellded,' unique floor plan-.haveUen free •wnirel, M visible an-inverted, pryamid4J:ke hood: . <µTanged in a park-like set(\ng 4 ·~ ·or. root rrwtied air-heavy wood . beams; lattices • New Madrid Homes· Op~n on a 'Shorecliff.s cul:de-srac _to conditimers, roveied ~ and tucked-away vwandas. show visitors what it isJike to or patios, greatec setbacks .. -There are.many recreatimal live in a "fm cabin" mobile and permanent walls for facilities at. ShoreclitfB in -. estates coinmlmity, Evans-64orage' and rffitse eontaine!"s eluding a Swimlnlng pdol, • , ~-_ said. ,which blend. with other .park sauna baths, wa"-in tiled· '* A grand opening of the 21st upstairs, including a firepJace. luminous lighting ln all kit-"We are pne of the only structures. \ 1lherapy Whirlpool; 'exercise unit of 72 New Madrid homes and an~ eicpansive 27-foot fami-chens and the master bath parks in· Califomia off&ing a room wMh we~:trimming l M. · v· · · ....1.eduled· ·~ contioo._ ~-_mobile b om e A MAJOR leature of tlle. equinment,. a rov«ed shuf~ a ~ion JCJO 1$ -.-ii ly ~ also w1·1h a fir· epla-. -T ... • ~.. " show," he said. "It's rather . new-.. k is its Javtib. "1:11,000 fleboard courtyard and a cam-for today, with· many prime MANY HOMES also feature _. ,....,., view sites available, accotding New Madrid homes are of-like the model complex 'Of a cll1'1:>hou.R witb •meeting and per aria boat storage area. to Ken ·Sempsrote, general fered m three to five-bedroom, a~ult areas ~ r~r privacy, luxury re s"i dent i al com-game rooms for all types of Shorecliffs Mobil~ Coc.tmry .sa1es manager single family two and three-bath imdels. ~1th separate d1rung l"OOipS, munity." teiSure time activities -each Club may be reached via the homes Miss~ 'Viejo ·Com-Stalklanl ·New Mad r i.d ~rge walk-in closets and· in-.,....-with .its own decor and San Diego Freewiiy to San ny. ' _featuces:include_eleotrjc..r~diYiduallaun4ey..rooms, ___ ~~CllES IN the ShorecliKs "persoo.ality..~l-0,..(1,o.o -----CHtme.rU..--Exit-al.Gamino..de--- New •?-.iadrid Homes, priced V.:ith ~elf-clea,rUng ~ v e n , New ~d Hilmes may be model village have been ~ · s q u1l re -f o o;t recre~onaJ Esb'ella and-drivi east ~ from $4l,OOO to $56,.750 are dishw~, ~aste di~l, ~re~ched via the La Paz. ~d fessiooally ~·and are showpiece Offers :ari: •open Ca.rhino de loS Mares. ~l available with attraotive con-cer~nuc tile kitchen ~~· exit of the San D t e g e. open daily fot·put>lic viewing. ~tion. area, card rooln, ~U mile eaSt.:.to the m:l ventional !inanc.ing stained hardwood cabinets in f're;evmy, left m La · Paz to 'l'be picturelque p8:rk wraps billiard room and. cozy lounge of Camino de los Mar$ and The homes will ·ocCupy an ~tchen and baths, ceramic . ·Marguerite ~arkway, then left itsel1 8'0lllld ~the challenging dontinattd-~ty a massive the intersection .'of Ca 11 e ' area east of M a r g u e r i t e tile baths and l!lhowers and on Ma~guerde to the mOOels. ls.hole -~Jiffs Country ci~ fireplace 'Y.'ith a Nuevo. -.'_-~ Parkway near La Paz Road. :to J ,, Residents wilt be close to a ' \::) ' , m8ll)' interest reducing the finaJ yield by 11.8 percent. However, if we reduce th,e discount by 25 percent (30 per· cent to 22.5 percent) the overa.11 yield is reduced to 20 percent. This sho~·s a 25 percent reduction' in discount re- ducing the final _yi~ld by Z!.6 percent or, the dis&unt has ;;._: __ !J•~~· mtejy_twice the-effect on the yield as the interest _ -rate has. •. . . future neighborhood !Shopping center which will of{er bowling and 3atii:tg facilities.- mE CASA Sandia 640 plan is a four-bedroom, two and one-half bath home with an optional upstairs g a 11 er i a study. It features an exquisite ,two-·level 27-foot master suite ' i I ' . • • Edit01"'S Note : Randall R. MCCardle is un invest- 1'U'nt analyst, college le.cinrer, .and author of "Real Estate in ·California." Send your comments and ques- tions to Randall R. McCardle, c/o the Daily Pilot, PO ~oz 1560, Costa Mesa 92626. Stamp out Slilall ,r/-.:;, ' .... -----·~ . -.... :::._...... . ... ,/ r . . ,,-,.. YOY ,get ·the ,luxury of large rooms here at Manana Townhouses in Ora~ge. Bed- rodms are ki ng-size. Ward- robes are full-wall length. Large living rooms· have plenty of wall space for furni- ture arrangement:· Even your double attac hed garage is oversize! ' There's more lo this luxury. too. Refrigerated air for com- fort. Therapeutic whirlpool bathtubs. Nylon shag carpet and custom-quality drapes. rooms. Medallion kitchens with con- t inuous-clean ovens. Wine cellars. Ceramic kitchen co unters and ma rble bath pullmans. Gas fireplaces in l iving rooms. Walled entry patios and large rea r balco- nies. Electronic garage door openers. And so much more, all .in the base price' A complete recreation c om· plex awaits your unlimited use. Professionals take care of exterior c hores while you travei ••• or loaf ••• with- out a care. See t hese. delightful adult (minimum age i6) homes . 1,alin ---today.I - • --. ' t.ivin'g ~oom 16'6"x17'8" ' ': FL::i1 " '; l.J LJ "" "' 0 Kitchen -. Dine • "'c l ..., oor~ ' . 0 I I - r··:r-·i Palin L •• J . ~ -·· . - nlancina Han ·O Bedroom I 12'1 "x18' BedrooM 2 15'6".x15'6" /, ~l.FESTY\.E lOOI<( · , .Two aoct Three ·Bedrooms · ' Up to 2 1/2 Baths t .. '27,995 tO 535;995 400 S. Flower-St.. Orange Phone (714) 532-4547 Fiv e minutes from freeways, Fashion Sq,uare and The City. Take southbound Santa Ana Fwy. to ·chapm.an Ave. East offramp , then east to Fl.ower., south 3 blocks. Fr.om Ga,rden Grove Fwy, or l'\Orthbou.nd Senta Ana Fwy. take Main St. ottramp, north to Pal- myra, then west 4 blocks. - I.' ·-~·~·" I -. . r . r ' " Your Sea Terrace .. Horite is only 3/4· :of~a mile·'from ---the , ocean. · · · Spark.ling sunJfy days. Cool; breeze-swept eve- ning0; Laguna Nigtiel has brought a wholly fresh, new look and zeet to Cali- fornia coastline living-the superbly .. tyled, new ~ 'Thrrace Homes. Sailboats dot the blue Pacilic. Gulls wing ov.er -the 8Url. Catalina~ in the • distance. And the white sands at water's edge are but a %, mile stroll away! The inside of youi-home is equally inspiring . Elegant 1 & 2 st.ory models offer a.choice of 3 lo' bedrooms with up to 3'batbs. Softly car- peted int.eriors, in major living areas, blend . with the wanntb of wooded exteriors. Fire--· places are flanked by cozy conversation areas inllUlllten living roo= Sumptuous Bil-electric kitcbena have GE double oven, range, dish- washer and disposer. , Use of your own Sea 'lerrace Recreation center with pool and lounge is ava~~le to you_, thrOuihmembemhi.P in thel:fomeownero AMo- ' 'I ' • , r "~ --i---·-::· ciation-for a monthly fee. "'lennis is Ideal on the beayti- f ul courts of the Laguna Niguet Tennis Club (mem- berships are available). And Dana .Point Harbor, "h9me · port'' for Laguna Nig11~, with its ·fleet moorage fOr 2,000 craft, is just 2¥.i miles to the south. . · n you'd like to sense ·the new sui:ge of living by the sea~ and enjoy the lfe$hness of this ~an~cool Climate, cOme to .·califoiitia's newest Coast Town-The Sea 'Ibrrace. Drive tlirougli the private guard gate d com~ and browse through the model Sea ce Homes. .• as inviting as an ocean c:ruiae. -:, ~ .. .. Frorn.~55;6()(1 to ·S86;800. . . ' Directions: Fnim LO. AngelO!I, go soulb.im the San Diego!San,ta Ana.F~ay to Crown Valley P""""y .miti RilJht (a-. 6 mjlejo) to Pacifi9 ·Coa1t High•tl[• Left-l 1'ilf' to Niauel Road. Left on Nlgue!)\oad to JilOdel& ®'.• .... __ ~·~ ' >I I ' , ' Put a Ii in_your life ... today.co~e :tb '~ Laguna Niguel • the choice ·~ommunify . . . . . , ,... Randoo llern•nlo and Villa,o Pa•k, other !bot N°"'lbwn& by Avco Community Deve!Open,"l.c. 0.(71')·'~°'° --" . • ---f ' . ' •. 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Lie. 7lSAttX . -, -· ~TORONADO -$~-·· -'7·1 v~""'-·~•• .. •.-•''""'"''" 3 3 8 Ing, llOW'f stter11l9, POWtr brakts. powtl' wi!KloWt, AM/FM sttrto, hff· ·• " · !tf, w111tmH fim. vinyl roar. tl~ted g!ti.s. 'Mlffl cown .. LicfnM 6olBL.Q --DODGE--· '69 MONACO•T.WGN" .. Vl,'"to. $]_3 2~ trans .• factory 1ir condition- ----ing, fu!l-~rPOWtt'""S~r· -_. ing, power wil"lclow,, radio, heater, whitewall tiret. Lie. No. YWT11S J ,. ~·1, ERVIC:I':. HOURS 7 AM 'TIL 10 -PM MONDAY TMlU FRIDAY .. l , .. I - \ • l • . · • .· • • . The ~e~k's Market t1•ghlights , " 1 Aitalyzation Cure 1 For Job Boredom ' LOS ANOELF.S CAP) -boredom is true, and there is 11 ta. COUar Blues'' isn't such indeed a new strain -of F·....;:= a ud IOOI after all, a Detroit dissa tisfact ion in the Ove.r tile Coaater Traged_y of fensionc Plans Legisl<i.tors Begin Pushing for Need.ed Reforms By LEROY POPE UPI..._"'""' Chairman William H. Moore In l!MO, only 4.1 million of lµnkers Trust Co. of New Americans were enrolled In York, an expert in pensions, · private per.ion p&ans. By 19'1 , says preoceupation 'with ... such there were :f) million, and 5.t& individual tragedies llppears to" million retired wort.en were ' l _ _f.Jnd!lllir:I. O)\Jltjal American worker, then. it is O!!!J"'-----'lrii ...... anrto-an:at1-,.. .. -1r--and- 1 He contends that t h e """ • J ...., ierioumess of the job boredom uproot it, not just for thMe problmn· has been exaggerated concerned but for the well- -tbat blue.collar blues are no being of the nation as a whole." dlffefent from white collar or Webb has spent years stu- V&Y ooUar blues. 'Ibey are dyihg ~ cause and effect of . jUlt bumln blues. workers' boredom with their The· fed e r a I 1ovemm.ent ,.porta that ternUna'1oft ol ioo lam u a relUlt of. mergers, ~ a n other oorpqrate ... lnlcturing in 1972 eauaed 8,400 workers to lose more than hall their pension bene!lts. r-f-Clllle-J>ecll!lo to overlook-lhe-lil'\ng-on """'"""· A...U-nlof~-11---1 most important fact about private ·pension plam had 1 pensions -that " a majority mu!Uplied 80 time. to $iSS or Industrial workers-rn this billion and benefill paid ··out country do not participate in each year exceeded. $11 billion. any Private pension ~Ian at Union negotiations and cor- all. 'llhey are e n t 1 r e I y porate Jt!anagement ~isions depement on 90Cial security are' accelerating thLs iri)wth. "We hem' a great deal about' jobs and what can be done boredom on the job about it. He is president of apect•lly on the assembly Jervis B. Webb Co., one or the lne job," Jarvis Webb said in largest manufacturers of · J. apeedt to the Town Hall of materials handling equipment. calllomia. "We bear ~a lot 'the firm does bUslness in 17 llatd the alienated worker countri es. md Ute ao-called blue collar Webb said .a Ford Motor Co. blum: or the monkey wrench study showed that only one-bluea. thlrd of its employes who quit "H all this emphasis on job in the last five years left because they were bored with 1 .. or tired or their 91·ork. II • Bank Seeks ··oo the other hand.'' he. said, "there are a number or I respected scholars who are on ;,.1 S • record as stating .. that the .Jr.Lore rtes atienatioo of the WOl"ker (rom his job is deep and serious and just now surfacing. They have I · In County goti.n potilici•ns ;,, ...... ec1 and they have convinced I management to do SOmethlng CettineJa Bank, as part of a about it before it gets out of eoodoolng expansion program. hand. J is cond ucting surveys for •·Thus we have witnessed in ! further po6Sible bank sites in recent monlhs industty at· Onq:e County, according to tempts to 'humanize' the 1 ltov.'an Henry, president. assembly line , to improve 1 The Inglewood-based bank, motivalion, to increase In· which mllrlts its .loth year of cenlive, to redesign jobs. and 9J)etatloM oo. July 8, already thus hopefully to improve the bas two . offices in Orange quality ol life and work for ,Comty and a filing for a third, millions or Americans." Herry added. A Newport Beach regional j otfict was opened three years ago oo Coast Highway and a t Huot.ing_ton Beach oftlce got ' ,under "'ay la."tt mooth at the Village 9lopping Center. An • application was filed in late May with the State Banking Depertment to establish a sec- ond office in Newport .Beach. The proi>ose<l location is in the Vicinity of Newport Place and MacArthur Boulevard near Or-County Airport. A full -service retail bank. I one of CenUnela B a n k ' s flll<cia\tieo I s lcisutt-timc .. financing, Henry pointed 001. ·'1'I'hls lncludml boats, mobile 1 bomesand r ec r eat l on11I YdllciN," he oontirlJed'. "Last year our boat.106na were up 16 percent t'rOm \97t ... mobile home loert.• jumped. 88 pereent 'Ind recre1t1onaJ v e h I c I e I leaped to 94 perc<nt." ~ revealed that the ne11.· lluntJn&lon U..<:IJ ollke. now _.urta !ram • temporary cacuity, wtll te4e & round -broken tn 1boUt 45 days ror sr p e rm 1 n en t ff'f!&Ml.nd.11'4t jlulldlllf covtrintl 5,SOO aquore reet, .ineludlne a mtzunlne, · motor binktna and' community ,_, .. J BofA Opens · Ni\IB~abcl1 Bank of .,America's new Irvine lndustrial Office in Newport Beach will open for business on M o n d a y an· nounced Vice President and Mana.Iler Frank SteWart. A "Hawaiian theme". public optn house will be held from. 10 8.m. to 3 ·p.m. opening day. said Stewart, highlighted by .a drswing for an expense-.paid one-v.•eek tri p for two lo llawa.U: Entr1es !or the draw· ing wl\I be. accepted until Fr1- day with the winner to be an. nounced. the roUowln8 week. T\\e -~75.000 r~standlog structure ls located at the c:or· ner <:J Dove Strttt and NewPort Place. a block orr ltfacArthur Boulevard. Containing 11,700 aquare r .. ~ the of!ice wUI \nctude a 14-station ttller line, a n enc!Med merchants' deposit section, four dr1v..uiroo.gb dcpoidt windows and 1peciou.!J Cll!1omer reception, loan o!· r~ and aa{e d epo,s.l t !adlllles. BOEING'S 727 SELLING LIKE HOTCAKES 10,000 N•w Employes Hired Over Past Y•ar Ci~y Bounces Back ,.. From Unemployment lower unemployment rate, is the decline in the area's population· Between 1970 and 1972 it dropped by 13,000. Th\a 15 a tiny propor:· 11 .. -only o.oi peicent -ol the people covered in private pens1on plans, wt \he m. dlvidual tragedies often wtre Stan:. Take Robert Platt who worked f7 yean at a ~mWinHudloo, N.Y., and now can't collect a dbne. PloU wu \old oil when he -14. A yeoc later, when he applied ror the $K+monlh pe!\llion 1"' expected, h e discovmod the pension plan had -temtlnaled • month earlier u ~ result of a merger, leaving him out in the cold. Equa.Dy start pen 1 ion tragedies .,. oollled b y !"'raonal bad luck. Mori& Dreyful of Philadelphia work· ed. 31 yoen for ooe ftrm and be;came a saSel ei:ecutlve look- ing forward to a pen.ti.on o 1700 ' month. 'l1len his firm r FIWICE betllliie lnvolved ln ihree ....,.. ceUive mergm leocUng to pemioa plan chillies and demotion for him. Dreyfus ended up with a pension of only 1160 a mooth. 'lbeae .injustkes, reauJtln& .from inadequate vesting and fWldlng of private pension funds, make many people1' tempers boil. Tbey 'alto have prompted Sen. H 1 r r J 1 o n Williams, (D.·N.J.), Sep , Jocob Javlt., (R.-N.Y.), Rep. John °'5>t (0.·Pa.), and other ~·-to pua11 for pwlon re nn. . SEATT LE -For this city, one of the hardest hit by unemployment in the nat ion 18 months ago, ecooomic clouds have given way to some sunshine. ?.:Jany O( the departUrtS were skilled aeros pace engineers, usually younger men with small families who knew that if and when Boeing rallied because of product diversific&tioo, senior engln- Bank of C alifoinia Unemployment has gone down from 13.3 to 7.4 percent. The area's biggest com pany. Boeing. hl'IS rite o v e r e d somev.·hat from losing the SST contract and, has •put on l\lmost 10,000 eTJlployes over the past year. But the lines of people wnltlng for hnndouts of free food in the city and suburbs are just as long as ever. because semiskilled a n d unskilled jobs arc harder to find toda y. "The big change," says Dr. Belinda Pearson , an economist for the Sea ttle Firgt National Bonk, "has been the Boeing employment turnaround. It has contributed , -1VftllY to stabilizing the secon dar y manufacturini sector of the cronomy Md seemed to mean that psychologically I b e recessi-On Is ovr:r." In addition, Seat tle '~ employment rebound has bet.n lnOuenoed by several other fJclors . For Imports a~ ex· port.s flt>wlni In and out 0~ the art a 11 big and beautiful Puget Sound.1t was a relatively rood year. The rorest·products tn- du11ry ls humming bec&ust oC increased housing starts Jll& Uonally. But on a sour Mte, an~ to1nawhat reOtleted In the Nearing C ee-s \\-ouJd be the first to be Cons~ is ~g com- rehired. pltUOn on the Bank ol Such was the experience of Callfornla building, a six-story Donald A. Miller, an industrial office comple:r:: located within engineer at Boeing for 14 Newplfl Piact, the S 2 O o yea'1 who wu laid off in April million planned a:mmunity for ol 1970. Fo-r a1tii05f .two }'ear-s bU1inti1 •located IMijacent to he was out or work . At one ~ County Airport. ompletion John Piem! of Coldwell Banker'• Newport ~ch o~· flee are directing le13lng ac- Uvttles . woclatod with the llanlt of Calllornla build~ Tboy -thtt the hi rile bulld.lilg'i aettPll1 1t the """of a prdelMype -comptu, ta .Wied ror tenanll ::.= ln tile fn>m llGO aq. It. Polnt. just before he was . The 17,0001q. ft. atructure 11 rehired by Boelng about a one ol oeveraJ Newport Pi.:. year ago, he was coosidertne a office facillUee. and, accordlng job ln-Alaska. · to ollldala ot O>ldwell, lllaker to ,ooo aq. n. . • Tbe \ocallon )las mutmum Ac:cordJng to Peter Buah. a 4< CompU1y, ezclllltfoe !oUl!>f Boeing spokennan, the com· ... nta, U la .Wied to oil type& pany has made a gradual of u.e, nnclnc from llngle oc- recovery mainly by marketing eupant proleulonll flnl\a to an improved vtr1ion of tht m mulu.bulkllnc corporUa bieed- alrp\ane. "It's .. 111ng like hot quartln organJJaUOM. cakel,'' said Mr. Bush. "We 1be Bu\k of California wiD stretched Its length about lour --aq . .ft. of .,..ni )•ears ago and mode "Jm. -~ nptd !Mier provemeni. ln the ranee... -Md drive-up bont\Qg. In add\Uon. Boeina la no 'll'lll'l'lll Tbompam, vice preol- tonger work1ng on '1ooe mam-·· dmt md mant(t'f, nporta JnOth ;program• •t a time. !Mt tllltl wW be the - ···Now we have 12 small'r pro. Orqe County loCiUo\ f« the grams at '°"" with _... -· fadiog In and out," Mid Mr. .Alig tdledultd to OCCllPl' • BU5h. F:rom a hi gh employ· porUon of the roc11111 lo the ment level of 101 .000 lour South er n Cll~oml• head- years ago, Boelng "bottomed q111r11r1 ltir J-· l M•po out" at 37.SOO employees. ~ CorwtrucUoa Co. Ind M1pe day Boeiog emplo)'I nwly Ind-, bulldln( ....,., ll0,000 and la •ddin& to the Robert Johnston of Ooldft1 tota\ eacti month. lla11Dr'1 Sulla Ana olllco-.ncl I ,_end lllr traneport.ltlon ICCNI plus work r o r c e 1vaU1btUty, and converuent lhoppin(. ' IDT.TD DICE TOLES Double·Your·MoneY· BeCk Guer..itee I -· Doltll ... Uko 1",RO' lftll ~HnodCnlnoe ...... ...., ...... All"""'"" Me In your · ll\'O' .•. lnc:1vdin9 7, 2.l ,4.5.1. 7 ••·•• 10, 11112 ,., , ...... ..., .... StflCI ,, ,., Ottlfls M. C. CIMlllll CO. oe,I. CCMO>n .......... ""-C:"" Mlol'. ,,, .. Yllll'll llOlt ~------! • " . - I benefits_.'-' Management finds• good Ott:>er obeervers of the pension systems an 'asset in pension re:fonn mo v e m e n t recruiting and ho 1 d l n g • havt made much &he 11me dlltrable lll'Ol"kers. The at- point. titude or the worker f~st is Moore advocated greater in-l;>ecoming that a pension is a centives to encourage small right. not a benetlt from the employers to set up pension employer Employen seem to ~: He suggest.i;d that be veering towards the same pemK>n tax: exemptions for view . aelf~pk>yed person,, ~ rais-The • AmericaO pr i v a t e ed. from the current m.axunum pension system ii purely of '5,000 lo fl,500. voluntary No federal or state 1be $2,500 f!l&Xim~ is laws co~pel it, and the allowed only If it doesn t ex-~sion reform bills pending ceed 10 percent of income. -bi Congress do not seek to Pension reformers obviouslY:---coerce business into adopting have oot been too concerned a penllon plan.• . up to now about expanding The chief barrier to ex- private pension protection ~ p&nsijXl of private pensions-is cause industry has shown an the cost ·to small businesses. eagerness to expand the cover--Conceivably CongttS& could •ire ID recent years. legislate relief ln that area. § ' 1000 ORDER ~ .;~ ~alllflll .. ~ Stick-. YOURS LA.ELS ~) " f"ONLY" 'TODAY! ~ $121 . , • ~ltMC) . Penoncillzed • "StYflsh. • Effldent Order For You,...Jf or a 'rl- M1y be used on envelopal a1 ,..+W'n.1cldN11 l..b1ls. Also Vtty htndy 11 identlfic1tlH li1bal1 for markin9 person1I items such •• books, records, thotos, ate. labels stiCk .n 9(111 ind rnay a used for markln9 heme ctnned foed items. All lab•I• 1ra printecl with 1tyli1h Vogua typa on fin1 quality whit .. 9ummed papar. ' • I -------------I I -1 1'111 lfl tllk"""""' ell• ad""".,. '1.211 •t I I .. Pl)fl ~ ...... Ulltl DI• .. r.o, ..... u .. I C.N ..... callf, 12'» . I I -I I .l~--~~L~!-~~!!~L_J . I • . ' • . • • • ' •• • ' • ' . . -OAILY PILOT D 3 , """'°'"""""" . . . . . . soo • J:M .t.AomobiliK • • . . • • • • C)S() • qqo loots & Morini (quipmanf 900 • 9K ~·· •.....• 700 ·Z99 ~ • finotW.ial • • • ~ • • • • • 200 -m il:lou>e>J"'-r'° ,_, ~--~~:Cl Low·& Fourw:1 . • • • •• SSO • S74 . "-thdndi;e. ,. • • . • :-• 800 • 849 The Bluest Marketplace on the Orange Coast . DAILY p11·p1 1 ,CLASSIFIED ADS You--ea~ Sel l-lt,.-aooJl,-.... fbl&~567·8 _ Trade-·lt With a Want Ad --4.: -_ .One-Cal 1.-Service- -Fast Credit Approval ERRORS. Ad~rtlsors should ci,,ck tholr _,.,_ ]~[ ........... .. Hoult• !or Slit · •d1 · d•ily & ,.port •rror1 imrnecli•tely. The ...... -... ~.:_;/9' .... flt.t-.onoi1 , ••••••••• 52l -S49 ,... ond Supplirtt • • • • • • &SO • 199 It.al (\IOI• G.Mrol. • • . . 15() • f99 ltirotol . • . . . • • • • • • 300 • 499 .JL~«'!!f lmt.ti,c•ivri _._.__.,m . .!Jn_ S.vo<H ,Ofld ~I • • • • 600 · 6Rf ''°""*lotion. • . • . .-. . qis • 949 "9!.is•t fot_S. DAILY Pl LOl ou umos lloblllfy for tho first I \~~ln~co~rr~o~c~t ~ln~so~rt~lo~n~on~l~Y·~~~~~~~~~I G ;:;:•:.:•*•::•:;:•::..' _* ___ *_.....:G::•::~::•.::.••::lc__* ____ * ___ 1-General, -~ I ,;G;;•;;•;;•;;r•;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;G;•;•;;•;•;;•;;I ;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j,~G~•~ne~r~a~I :;::::;~~~~G~•;•~•·~·~I~~~~;;;~ \' HORSE S PLUS DUPL EX I ~[ ]{ii!) ONE ACltE Lo·r -·r\\'O separate homes,. G.no -•• , ....... -~"-G-•• -"".-...... _1 ._ .. _-_ __, . Her·11 I ge Collect·1on zo ned for either horses or income property. I *BALBOA ISLAND* Pl'lcccl at $59.500. and owner wants offer. '1'his property 111ust be sold ! liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iii!iiiiiiiiiiiim,iiii[ EXCLUSIVES u ~~s~t,ts-\~ ,~HJor't~\Rfi~s,\ _ 1100 sq rt. • ' *CHINA -C:-O-VE .* EASTSIDE->--2--BEDROOM $21,000 ro. B AY FRONT wrrn MONARCH BAY. TERRACE 11 1 , OT 1 . , . , . I{ RARE FIND -especially with features P.IEB ... Corner lot. In1rrio1· 32301 Balt ic Sea o <e r lOn te on 141 x 1 ot "·1th 3 car ga-a-.f--1~~~~_,,0..,P.~E~N ·SU:ft 1·.5 2718 SHELL ST. like-these;_Beam...ceilings_t.hnlo_u_~ just extensive.I.~" ininiaru· Spectacular ocean vj ew extending from the rage plus 2 .dct<tched bui\ding·s for hQbbies, B_eJter_ tlian · new Corona del_ Mar BR.; stoneJ" lireplace, large bedrooms, front kit-a e y · expeus1vc'ly ne.-. trornrD~mr-Pi.'>1nITOttie-det:rp-bltre \\•aters -Y.·or-kshop. --1?-lora-ge-or-what-no~-A.Jnazing,-1--~"" • freshl)' redecorated; brand new carpeting, chen with dinette area and fenced yard Only $175,000. of.! Catalina. This magnificent redwood & ·a nd priced at only $35.000. d!aperies & all appliances. Only steps to bay complete with fruit trees. Owner moving to r-;ORTJI BAYFR01"1 hoinf' glass ho1ne includes 2 huge m'Bster suites & semi-private beach: A way of life the Oregon/must seU: CALL u s for complete d• p!u.-: 11t'\\. apt. & stt'ps 10 \Vith 'vhite \Valer views, 31/2 baths & expan-- whole fcµnily will love! tails, 546-5 880; nitc beach. $149,500. ~ive 2nd 'level for additional bdrtns or recre-~HERITAGE REALTORS 546-SllO Open Eves. l LIITLE ISLAND 1-10:\·IE plu s ation. Inner gardens. sunny. courtyard v1i1.h THE RWIN COMPANY LOOK! LOOK! I "''" with ''"' vlow or So. pool & jacurl.i. Artistic fandscaping. Hu11e BALBOA'S BEST DUPLEX. _ Open for in· bayth:.ni & short steps 10 kitchen with \Valk-i n pantry & breakfast 1-~G~e~n~•r~o~l~~~~~~~G~e~;;-~o~r~ol~~~~~i-l_J ·spection Saturday & Sunday 1 to 5 PM, 820 ~1110~~c1~1~~c7~t~1i;; farri· I nook. All combined ror a gracious & com-W:--Batboa~B·lvd:;-Balboa:--F'ine-arehitectls----:--:-· I forta liJ ,.._$.3Jj),_._,,,,.. __________ l dream design. Two & three bedrm. units w / LA~ OF tT::; KIND · large_-1 · · d b d duplex, •I RR. up plus 3 BR. 1 l1v & din on upper floor an e tooms on do•1·n. I-las g:'randindrid \'i{'w ground level. Hi gh-pitch beam ceilings. of So. bayf1'0n1 & just ~leps Landscaped, carpeLs & drapes, outside ba1-. to perfec1 ~ach. Only 1 conies & patios. Investors -please note -yrs. ol.d & 1n xl~t L'Ond. .best rental area -Jirst user advantages, and Courtesy 10 brokers. MONARCH ··BAY only $96,500. CALL 540-1151. CUSTO~r BUILT 3 bd1·n1 . honie ·~·ith 3 halhs µ!us 2 HORSES PLUS DUPLEX lxh'm . apl. _N,,,· "·'"'· A1uo. I EASTSIDE CUSTOM ESTATE SALE !1 1 ONE ACRE LOT -· Two separate homes, garHge: rue:c pa110 Uo.th j units; frplc. in mslr. txlrm . Swedish rt:µlc. in apt. AU cus1on1 carp. .~. dn-1 jll'S. Could not hi· rcplacctl for asking p1ict". Splendid 3 Br, 3 Ba..family residence in one of Lagun a's finest pr.ivate communities. Beautiful r.itexican tile entry leads to spa- cious living roo1n \vith beam ceiling, Ex- ceedingly pr iv . patios front, back and off 2 Hr, Lot is completely fenced with room for a pool. Pr iv. beach and beach club make this hon1e perfect for a family and for en- tertaining. $94,500: . f antastif" 2 Br, rancho on toned fo_r_ ejth.er horses or income property. hu~e 3 Br. Sll~! BuilCJ more Priced at $59,500, and owned wants offer. 4. bdr, J bath custom bui lders units 1::i-tcl', Great, ls! hoine This property must be sold. CALL 546-5880. home. Qely 1 yr ne\\• and and mvestn~Pnl.. 0 n l_Y , · _ ~ highly_upi:,'l'adcd.-Lovel .._j26,~. Best ru2anc1n" avail· SUPER DUMP corner Jot with boat gate in abl!:! ... Call 64a-8400. . . choice Ea.st Costa Mesa. !OPEN rn. 9 • FIXER UPPER of the first order, needs paint Call Reef" Carpet, Realtors lots of cleanup. 3 Bedroom, large yard. Quiet 54&--8640 {Open Eveningsl ~et in very quiet area. Great .opportunity at $24,900. CALL $40-1151. -----_..;.-'-'-.;.,.....----1 UNUSUAL IS THE WORD! AT LEAST IN COSTA MESA -1700 sq. ft. older home. on 141' x 107' lot with 3 car gar- age Pl us 2 detached buildings for hobbies. workshop, storage or what.not. Amazing, and J . -·~~'II-priced at ·oniy-$35,000. CALL 546-5880 1&1.liiAilw.lia.w.~f.oN "FHE WATER ANYONE FOR A SWIM? See this delightful 3 BR. & family rm. home with pool & jacuzzi. The price is right, too! $79,!0Q-LaV:era Burns. OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY The "Best of EverYlhing" home! Vit*', pool,fa1Jb-rm:;--4-BR:;-brkfst. rm. Jusi- decorated. \'acant for move-in. 3615 SAUS- ALITO. $125,000 Mary Harvey. 'FORCED SALE.:...OWNER TRANS. OPEN SUN. 1-5. 15-07 KEEL. 3 BR. & large, crizy famil y rm. Corner lot, on fee land. Mint condition! Bike to beach & tttnnis. $82,500. 1-iarriett Davies. HARBOR VIEW HILLS ¥ou'll love this 3 BR. home. Fam. rm. \IJ/ frplc. Sparkling pool. 'ocean vieW. $91 ,500. Cathryn Tennille. 2226 ARBUTUS OPEN' SAT. & SUN. LUSK 5 BR., 3 BA., EASTBLUFF home. Large family rm. & din. rm. Poolsize lot. Walk to school s, shopping & tennis. 3 car garage. $79,500. HARBOR VIEW HOMES Popular Portofino model \Vith bonus room. 3 or 4 bdrms., 3'h baths; OPEN SUN. 1-5. 1812 PORT TAGGART PL.; land incl., $79,900.-Howard!Wells. ' PENINSULA PERFECTION 2-Story view of channel from this truly nautically oriented home. Min. to open sea. Priv. slip. 6 BR., 4 ba.; comp. remodeled. $325,000. Gary Knox. . BEAUTIFUL LIDO ISLE! WITH BOAT SLIP -New 2 bedroom & 2 ~2 bath luxury, carefree condominium. Custom decor, ready for occupancy. Full pi'ice $87 ,000 CALL S40-1151. TOWNHOUSE SPECIAL THREE COOL POOLS -and per!ccl for asy living.-· this-one.'.s..i.n..delightf~lly-sharp condition. 3 Bedroon1s. 2 baths. and close to clubhouse and pool. 'i'hrnw away the lawn- m6'We~ and enjo.y the weekends. Priced onl y $23,500, and ready !or your i11spection. CALL 546-5880. SPAC:IOUS FAMILY HOME NEEO . A. CORNER LOT? THIS IS ITI -3 Bedroo'm and oversized family room, well dec- orated and cared for! Close to schools and shopping. Only $29,500. CALL 540.1151. NEAR SOUTH COAST PLAZA MUST HAVE QUICK SALE -Adult occu- pied 3 bedroom, 2 bath, with a large kitchen, brick fireplace and beautiful covered patio. Huge cul-de-sac lot with many fruit trees and r oo1n for your own garden. Owner leaving State. CALL 546·5880. EASTSIDE -$30,750. 1 QUALITY BUILT -freshly redecorated 3 _ ·bedroom Costa I\-1esa ho1ne. Hardwood floOrs, --.!_91y_ firepl~ce, new carpets. Near shoRJ!i ng. CALL S40-1151. ERITAGE REALTORS Salisbury Realty . 315 l\1ARINE AVE. BALBOA JSLAr-.·o CAL-L 673-6900 . 4 BDRM, 2 BATHS PRIC.t; REDUCED. 01vner says, "Sell this house in1·· mt'Cliately," close to shop-1 I ,pin g & Estancia 11.S. Needs sotne TLC. S:.!5,9',j(). HORSES, HORSES ... al!o11·ed on 1his 1 ~ acn• 1·1uu:h 1vith "rcneed corral. 3 bt•rl1-oon1 honie, plus 11vo l't'-!ltal hOUSP.S. $;>10. incon1e. N{"t'(IS some lixin' ... Only/ $.)? 500 .. CALL &12-177,J I 0nru~21 i -c.rr I ~-----~-~· I NEWPORT BE'AC H . 2001 & 2001 Cliff Drive Privacy for Parents! Upstrs. Ilr-& Ba \\'/ lovely liv. r1n . w1book shel.ves. frplc & beau- tiful vie\v of Harbor & Ocean. O"•nstrs. 3 Br., 2 Ba., large lving room w/frplc. In· cotne from attached apt. 2 Br, 1 Ba.frplc & pr iv. patio. On ~-2 corner lot. $95.000. SAN CLEMENTE BEACH HOUSE 1515 Hacienda Only 2 ~s. from Ocea n. 3 Br., 2 Ba "'/conv. den. Newly painted inside & out . Carpeting thruout both stories. Good for r ent-al . too. $38,500. . . PROMONTORY BAY Prime lot ·Opposit e beach facing north. $125.000. . CAMEO SHORES Tastefully decorated 3 Br .. 2112 Ba home in this distin ctive community. Ocean vie ,vs from both Master Br & Living Rm. Family R1n . \V/wet bar. formal dining rm .. all ,vith access to pool. $115,000. . s;l!UBB & ELLIS CO. R9altors 2863 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del M•r 675-7080 ·~-.!!!!..""'!""""""""""""~"""~""""""""'"' WOW 1-G_e_n_e_ro_I _____ 1G ~_;•.;.;n~••c:•:.;.I _____ _ -INVESTORS ' New Orleans TWO-STORY Two-o"-0"!,~,~~~; 2 b.-nl 2 St~ry + Pool N4E8AERDRB0EA0CMHS ' ba!h (2 yl'S. o\d1 r('nts for1 + View $49 1750 S150, second 2 br;l bath,t Exr!usil'<' and priva t l' 1/4-ACRE LOT C WA Ll<ER & LE E 1~~l_s for san1c. Both only l hoi'S<'sho<' dri\'(' lea<lin~ ro \\1icr£ else could Yl'.l\l find S21,5()(). Live U1 011e & lf'l n1111{111fu•f'n1 Ne\\' 01·lean~ this c 0 m b 1 n a 1 i 0 n ., A son1oone else niake the PilY· g1<1n! i\lass1ve entry. AH heaut1ful honie n""l/c;.,...,., 1ncnts' " , ..... ·~""' ,, . 11\1ge roon1s. v1e\" ntester th1'0ughou1. in mo\e-in con. s11He, .::r<I bath Vr_ranrla, tl1tlo11, featuring formal fhn- 1 p.i!lo 2 lk<!roo1n (·hildrcns en~. charnung fanuly 1uo1n f{ealtot'li :,46--0562 11•1rur. Stcpdo111~ 111m1~11.s 11·ith 11rPpla1.:c and 3 baths. ------=--roo111 ~1111rh b11r ~u<'~1 fac1h· St t u a 1 <'cl on q u 1 e t , t~ CA1urn1et Ktlcht•n and t cul--Oe-sac, 111 gr e 11 t *6 UNITS* I fa1111l y roo1n ol'erlookini;: ne-1ghborltood, on huge lot 1 • ~e{'\ttdel[ \\alll'f! grounds. 111Lh space for poOl. boat. lush gll't.'nery. 11nrxl de<'k ca1111ier, t'IC. Close 1 o t11·0 U"l plexes on l lot. All ! pa110 :;i;<I :sp;lrkhng P90I scl100ls, ~ikc ti:ail, beach 2 BR. units 11•,n1od. bltin · llURR) -and !11.hopptng-. Price. $46,500. kitchens. J11conie S920/nio. I CALL 64S-0303 ~le-ru;e phone :..J6..23tJ for l'toon1 for 2 or possibly 3L info. more un\,.i;. Our-of.(01111., OPE.N TIL9·1T'S-~UNroBE-MCEt ION! \I L 01 \0\ o;vner llL>t-'CiS imn1cd. salt;. I $92,500. Cull 545 ·8424.! -SouthCo Realtors.· NEWPORT BEACH RF Al lLJHJ 'lit THE REAL ESTATE RS -I - . l\larinc Cnntractini.: f''irn1 PROMISE HER ~ Finest equipn1ent ,'<-\va11·r ] ' ft'Ont l0t::a1\on. l i ~~·· vl•I I J.. ROSE GARDEN I • REAL ESTATE SALl::S t'Om1>any. Space ~\'a1!. for , ,\II aUu!l sin-.£1e S10lj' 21 OPENING FOR boa1 .sill~ & repatN-. I "' 1 11 · Ba Charn1ing lge. hoine w/3 bdrms:. ram. rn1., dining rm. Superior corner location. 3 Lit- tle words ... lovely. luxurious & lasting! $129,500. Muriel Barr. BI LL GRUNDY RL TR ..,.,_-( twn1 ... unt111g1on . y nc1v or expei.icncr!I licen S(,'l_I Fast results ;ire Ju!it a pllOneThc "Yellmv Pagen·· of 1 'I t'Urld.o. r h.!~ ahnos1 1~1· flea) E.~1a1e Salcs~p!c. Cflll iuvay -642-5678. cla~sificcl, ... 642-5678. 1 67>6161 poss1b!c·1u·tind 1nodt•! 1n-Your 01\n privH!c r!Psk & OUTSTANDING 0 VIEW Dever Shorees-former )llodel home. A BR. plus family rm. plus pool. Large formal dining rm. Living rm. with beamed ceiling. $139,500. Eileen Hudson. LARGE LIDO ISLE HOME Exciting home designed for fanlily li~ng. Childfen's area separate with own family rm., living & dil\· rms. with parquet floors. Six Bdrrns. ·--Two Jots. $179.500. Cha rlene Whyte. CORONA DEL ~R Ts location important? Quiet· st .. trees, I 'h bl ks. to be'a.ch. 4 BR .. den, lanai. Spotless! Ready for. you. Trtie_yalue on 45' lot. $79,500. -Paul Quick. General General ! Gene r•I 1l1•dc~ 11 osl11'r. tJ r .v ~ r. phonr. ;.'fJl'.ld 11·alk-ini;, frre -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, n•frt:.:. 111vei·c:d J) a t 1 o . arl\·ertillini.:. San11• loc-ar ion ~ \\'ondl'l'iul location righ1 18 \'enrs. Ca ll for lnrervlC'\v. 11*'"'' ~oor t~ l:kl1.1k~ and an e (ALL ANYTIM E e j ~2.~r.11;. New. lisltng, only 646-3928 o r E ve. 673-4577 COATS Jea... vi:..i.t-AC E .'fffflfS'i!RE ALTORS ~ • 962-4454 --~-- Lachenmye Re<i ltor ==::::::===I "$16,~00.00 TO REDUCED! r. DECORATE" 144 Via Vella -f Th11!1' !hr 11n101111f 11r tht•1 LIDO ISLE 1n'1!·c rct1ul·tio11 on 1 h1 ~ H1·11uti!lll 4(l(IO !llJ, ('{, ;\ord r a IJ u I(] u .• Vi!'\\ ll<)tnel L'Q111e1· hom(•. 6 Bil. lar11. uv)•rlooking lhc Sl'.>uth $(Jy, rnL. 1'i BA. N<ov• Slb-.i.000! hi11;h Qn n blu/f. 011"tl+'I' Ol'~;\ ~VN 1.:; 11 111ll!l 1n11ne•li81 <' i; a If' ! 1 ;a{(tr .. :l': bath~ 2f.00 .•t/. ti. DIAMOND IN LAGUNA BEACH Loe. high ·above WoOd's Cove. 3 BR. con- temporary hol'ne w/studio, pool & cabana. Priva te ~ettlng. Exciting! Make a poil'Jt to llARBOR VIE\V li0 1\1ES 1 °t1 ' ' h n... l!LiRH \'!1 OPl:.:N Jll)t,;>.:F; ,ut\((tOg Jm JU,J(tg SundHy J.J 2JJ I !{ln,1!~ J'll)('t> • I FEALTOFtS l'•J. :-.'c11 pc.rt Bc11"h H'·d see it! $129,500. Bob Yorke. • Ll l'.TLE ISLAND BAYFRONT PORTOFINO MODEL 3 Br._ bonus room/sJ.eeping loft, formal dining, lush carpeting, lols of Spanish tile, .. charming Brick patio W/.9verha ng. Adjacent to park. . . $89,SOO .. • . _ _. I C.1r111•t, Hralh1r~ 6 1.\-:'(N) ::~.v:E~::M . 26 ·b::.:1~ o~tLST~~~SE ' MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES . LINDA ISLE . . llandSome 5 BR, 4'h: ·ba1h ·Bay£ront home-..s; by Rulon 1'lodgcs. Sunny Orkfst. room has Bay vie\\': LuXuriouS n1aster .suite w/ fireplace. $195.000. h1axine \Villiams 642- 8235. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 p.m . #3 Linda Isle. lX3ti l HARBOR VIEW HI LLS Just listed! Beautiful 4 BR & FR Sand- .piper Model. Owners have bought new hon1e . Hurry on this! OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.m. 3607 Cata1naran. ~X37) LOOKING ·FOR THE IDEAL FAMILY HOME? -Hard to find· Broadmoor-Harbor Vie~'. 4 BR 's: I;-(~. !<irmal DR . private .master suite. lligh b.cam ceiling LR. Close to pool. $88.000. Joel Smith 642-8235. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 p.m.-1216 Sandpoin1. (X38) .row & FOREVER Catali1la sunsets. majestic mountains & guttering night lights. Yours to view from ·this lovely 4 BR home on la rge rorner lot. $!.02.000 included la nd. Short escrow. OPEN SUN DAY l-5 p.m . 16.13 Castle Cove. (X39 i LUXURI OUS FAMILY LI VING- BIG CANYON.I Aila ster BR w/it's O\vn · fireplace. 16' beamed ceilings. Lg. FR for famil);' fun. Sl24 .500. Charlene Reichman'n 642-8235. (Xl4) . COM FORTABLE COMMODORE- BAYCREST Sparkling clean \\'/3 large BR's & FR. Pet play. ya1d. Room for bocit. Excellent buy at 877.500. Cookie Allison 642-82.15. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 p.m . 202 1 Co mmodore. (Xl6) BREATHTAKING.JIAYFRONT Spectacular hon1e on · Newport lilt)''. In- door swilnming pool in a tropical c arden \v/brick & trellage. Circular stairway leads to 2nd-floor living finished in wal- nut. 'fruly a custom built oasis on Lido · Isle. 2 BR's -5000 sq. ft. Pier & slip. $315.000. Barbara Aune 642-1123.5. (X28) PICTURESOUE VIEW I PRESIDENT HOMEI Turtle rock 4 BR, FR, DR home overlook· ing park & 1>00ls. $99.000 incl. land. Laszlo Sharka1iy 644-6200. (X26i EASTSID E CUTIE Neat 2 BH home -beam ceilings -en- closed patio room. Lg. corner IOt. Ha rbor llig h dis trict. S27,500. Lois Egan 644-6200. (Xl8/ VIEW HOME & INCOM E-COM 2 cusLOn1 honles on lg. corner lot w/vie"•s of ocean & Catalina. 3 BR-~ Ba. and 2 BR & PR . Pool & patios. 5-car garage. Re- ducc~l to $169,500. Harriet Perry 642-8235. iX30J • BAYF RON TI OCEANVIEW I China Cove ~lidcaway. 2 BR's ~,guesl + bunkroo1n +f-quiet beach + ample park- ing -+ go rgeous VIE\V! Fee! .John Gra· nalh 642-8235. 1 X28) SUPERB BIG CA NYON LOCATION! Great lot w S\veeping vie,\·'. Excellent op- port.un it)f a t $80,000. Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. IX40 i • DOVE R SHORES-VIEW LOT BuildcT·s dcltght ---large. level lot '\\'/ p!Hns for ct1ston1 hon1e. 1-lrivate beaches. !49.5-00. Harriet Perry 642-82.15. I X21 ) --· -:-·- Irvine 1 ~ier & s~p for lge. boat: 4 BR., 41-> ba .. din. rm., brkfSt. a·rea . lge. tam. rm. Inside back stairway to child's wing incl. 2 BR. & lg. rm. \Vf frplc. & plaru\ed for future apt. Cust. bit. 4 Yrs. new. $249,500. K. Rauls ton. CHARMING WAT E RFRONT HOM E I Qouhl~· w 11'1J!ttf" $30,W>. B<.'!>t Thi!-b 01he hlQl\l 011f~l;in1.!ln~ of tem1!'. hnn1~· 1h;1t!' ttime al•1111:: f(lr • co~atr.RCIAL zor-:t-: · 21 111,.11i11.•. :: 11111" 11 ~ 1r1th, BR l\\'O ,.10ry oldt'r hon~. f1'n11ly 1...-"1n1 \\'i!h '1JK'll I Ot ..._.,, Orlv• 142•1231 · i'Onwr ll)t. $2--1 ,500. lll'uni.. Jll'\\' plu~h cllrfl('t,! vv-. ---• Colchwl; ..... .... ,.. ~ . - 550 NEWPORt _CENTER DR., N.B. 3 Br. extensive wood pa11 eling, carpeted thruout, en· closed ,Patio; Pf er &,float ; Completely· remodeled 1973 . $94,500 ·HAl{BOJ{ VIEW REALTY • HOMES , Roy Mccardle Realtor f!'n~~te~· yai'f!. S 3, I · 0? ~:I 114t MacArttwr Mi4·120t 1-310-1' •Tl Ohd <.;_ lll S(.>..•1n~ J~ ht'hl'\!111,rl .! 0 1 f.,_ 'l°"" 1 9 " ·' · holuw Sun 1.;, 2j 112 NftpoJI ltac~.caJlf•nle t2MI ~ 72 ~'·c.~tnHr.:oo!f•r. ill('l\\'t'"n Drll~~~~~~~ ~tar & ~lonte \'i"t:il Call • A-REAL STEAL ! r:Z.Ji"''"· '""'"'"' at l ".:~~.,~roc,·,~:':i.:~.~; -· -EASTBLUFF--Daily . Pilot Clauified Ads I rm, .:l,Jl. 1wl Cos'ta ~ft'11a, ). 'l Br., LUSK llO~lt::, for 833.0780 , "'"' ""'' "''"' '"" 001 "· "''' by """" E'"" 11 ""' f A"'t1"on ..• Call 1112-5678 i 129~'0. 'Call flt'd 0.l'J'(>I, N>n<I. """" SL 165.000. or " V'f !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!llt.....,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,..., ... ...,...,...,...,...,~...,...,...,...,..,...,._.,_.._,._,,..,.."-·nt-a·'. '""' !H6 filO. &11.1ro1. · ----------------- • ' ' ' -· " ' -\ • j ' ' -... -· ,·11.01 I~! _, .... . ]~[ ---I~ I_-_· "'_-_I~ 1 ~! iiiiiii! __ ,,, ..... iiiiiiiiiiiliiil~~f--'!111-·--.-l~-I -~.,...~~G~eno~r!•~l ~~~~~~J~G;•;no;;r•~l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;G;•;"";;r;•l;;;;;;;;;;;;;J~G~•= .. ::.:.r•~'c.....~~-'-~~zGz""~'"':::.:"~l~~~~~-J Cho----~-•-•-'~~~~~-a.n.ral 0..ra1 SPAN I SH SU PRE ME ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiil1 ****** I ~TA=YltR=€0;. ~•=-' . . • , • FABULOUS SPYGLASS Hl (L • WonderfuI NEW home for a Ige happy fami· ~I Spac)ous entry ball w/ctrcular stairway, _ Ige bllrms, lge FR, DR_& huge finished bOnus room with. balcony. Rm for pool. Com- plete ldsc. ·You own the land! $125,000. 7 TWIN LAKES CIRC. SAT/SON 1·5:30 PICTURESQUE BEAUTY 1-$36,500' DISTINCTIVE lfOMES. BA YCREST • <iUIET ELEGANCE. Rieb landscaping sui:rounds thls beautifully decorated four bedroom home in the prestige Bay<rcst neighborhood. Elegant formal din- ing room, 21f.a baths, warm family room \\'.ith fireplace, and eatin g aea in the bright kitchen. Not leasehold ........... $83 ,500. In desirable ''Dean Gardens". Huntington Beach .. Beautifully maintained 3 bdrm 2 , bath home. Shake root, .frplace, dream kit- chen w/blt-ins & 2 patios. Really sharp. . HARBOR VIEW-HOMES 20142 IMPERIAL COVE LN. .SUN l -5:30 J ust listed & new on the market. Sparkling IRVINE TERRACE-$115,000 "Monaco" model fe,t,uring 3 bedrooms or 2 Fantasti c: vie,v ! Bay ocean & Catalina! Ex-and a -~onvertibl« 'den, 13A baths. Newly pensive n_eW feature& iii this elegant 'home landscaped &: in tnQ.ve-in condition .. OPen ' > ' ' , " •J / /I I { ' ' I , ' , I I , ; , , IJ..C \' "I: "1 1 'i'Al'i'. 'l' "" '/\ ' . OPEH HOUSES THIS WEEKEND SPYGLASS #I Like new 5 bedroom & Family-two sl-Ory- -$110,000. 3840 Ocean Birch, C.D.M. Sat & Sun. 1-5 p.m. --"' . . HARBOR VIEW HILLS Very attractive 3 bedroom Ii Fam.Uy room -fee Iand-487,500. 1226 Seacrest, C.D.'M. -Sat. & Sun. ·1-5 p.~. NEW DUPLEX Two 3 bedroom units-South of Highway- $119,500. 412 Iris, C.D.M.-Sat. & Sun. 1-5 p.m. -LAGUNA BEACH Country. surroundings and-great view -4 · bedroom-489,990. 1508 Skyline Driv&-Sat. IM?atACULAT•:: l bedroom wlih red tit~ fl)Of. Nothing • tor bll)'l?r tf.I do but nlO\'fl i11. Quiet cu.l.<Je-sal.', 1 o w · -maintenantt--,,ardi ·Ll~tc,-1 ~...-,-~--.. tam rm, forrnl din rm, l<S.!00 .. CAJ..L 114;.mJ I BALBOA PENINSULA Custom. top quality hbme plw: 2-bedfooni a.pe-abovt>. Manr outatandlna featu_m. Step• to ocean and shop. ping. 7% loan. CALL -now for detail$, 645--1221. OVERLOOK ·THE OCEAN . . . . 1'"ron1 1l4lconle1 Md patio flf thiA 11pa "clou11 custonliz«I 3 BR home I SG9:500. CALL 645-12Zl . NEWPORT HEIGHTS! .... 3 BR, 2 BA, higl\ bea1n DOMES OPEN nlE BEST HOMES •••... ceilings in huge living 1'00111 y:ith fireplace, large kit- chen, oversized dbl gar ·Room in back yard for boot •r eT A. nr A. c. 1 li.nd camper. \Valk to all ,,JNnfE~·-~ Newport schools. $44,500. , CALL 64>-7221 2001 PORT CHELSEA,:NEWPORT BEACH RANCH STYLE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES. Like "walking · · · · 3 BR, !Ivins; rooni · or( a cloud" the sOft shag-is so nice; likewise ·& Sun. 1-5 p.m . , - SPYGLASS HILL . w/3 lge bdrms, F .R .. for mal DR, & 3 ba's. beam ceilings, cozy fireplace, intimate din· ._ __ ,·,~~in m~tr ba~~~l_s ~lovely Po.QI. ____ ing .~re~ ang_you own the 13nd. Qui~k pos; 193S SA1lRIN>;TERR. OPEN S7\T7SUN.1-5:30 sess1on .1f aesli'ed ............... ,65,950._ - I ' LINDA ISLE~195,000 DOVER SHORES VIEW HOM£- Excl usive island .of boating offers the Ulti- mate in prestige·living. Private teMis, beach and security entrance. Architect design in this lovely 4 bdrm home with library, formal dining rm. play rm & 2 wet bars. P ier/floa t. Brand new 4 bedroom Tradewind~Fantas tic view--$139,500. 17 Tiburon Bay, C.D.M. Designed and built by Ivan Wells for execu--Sat. & Sun. 1-5 p.m. . tive entertain ing and comfortable family liv- ing. Five bedrooms or use one as a cohverti· HARBOR .VIEW HOMES ble den , 3 baths, formal dining -room fo r Beauti!ully decorated ·and landscaped four state occasions, wet bar in the family room. bedroom-$79,500. 1992 Port Claridge, New- Front courtyard patio with healed pool. port Beach-Sat: & Sun._ 1-5 p.m. 8 LINDA ISLE -OPEN SUN 1-5:30 wilh fireplace to a beamed fun l <> fl CiitheW'al-ce'lltng;-ronnn:i--the-large--corner --ioi;--· ·a.t otrw. oor p an dining room, quiet, green, and clean 'n neat Coodi~lon. $65,500. Harbor park-llk.e back yard, near View· Homes is one of Alnerica'S finest com~ ~~g;_ne. . S36,000. CALL . muniti~s .and this two bedroom, den I bas one . · of the finest locations. ,...--J. • UNl9UI HOMU Of NIWPOIT liACH, Hl06lff ' \..l'fllU"' A lhtl .. et l1tfl H•le L•N ' I l , . . ¥''\'I 213 FERNLEAF, CORONA DEL MAR _ ~,6t.--IN -Ol-D·CiORONA-OEL-MAR.-WlthiJrsniF-- . . ling distance of the ocean ( 1h block!) This ·-~~1-----1.INDA-ISl.E-$245;000----+--'0teVeLview oLnighUightLandJJaclLbar~-1----EAST-SIDE COST-A MESA Courtyard· entrance to this fine qua1ity-built Absol utely the best value in this most sougbt Adorable z bedroom and Family, plus Jnlaw bayfront home. Abundant del Piso Ille makes area at · ...... · .... · .... · · · · · · $137,500. wing--$44.~ .. 223 Rochester-Sat. & Sun. a minimum maintenance. Pier/slip for up to CORONA DEL MAR 1·5 p.m. 17fi1 WestcHU Dr.,.N.B. 45' R·2 lot has an exquisite Mo0ris_h archi· 65' boat. 4 BR, F R, DR Ii billiard rm. DOVER SHORES-$225,ooo HOME AND INCOME· Gorgeous custom-built 5 bedrOOm home on Close to shopping, ample parking & an ex· Jge street-t<rstreet lot. Paneled fa mily rm, cellent rental record. Each unit has three · huge dining rm, 41/2 b8ths & 3-car garage. bedrooms, l 3A baths, built-in kitchens plus Fully air-cond, luxury cptng & drapes. Min-separate laundry room and private patios. iature pool ,v/jacuzzi & sun rm off mstr bath. Shown by appointmen t. . -........ $821500. 1337 GALAXY OPEN S~T/SUN 1·5:30 BLUFFS • VIEW ; BIG CANYON--$199,000 New on the market -bright & sparkling, Beauty &: perfection thruout-the front ap-.with beautiful. carpets, drapes & \Vall papers, proacb of the beautifully land scaped grounds, 3 Bedrcioms, 21/~ baths ~ a spectacular, for· the prof. decorated interior of the lge 3 BR ~ ever view. home with FR & fo rmal DR. the unusual pool-w1lge jacuzzi. Furn. incl. BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB Beautiful near·new 5 bedroom· home in this new area surrounded by the exclusive B.c: Country Club. Lge fam ily room with wet bar & formal dinin~ room . Luxurious cptng.& drapes. Some view of golf course. $114,950. COLLINS ISLAND . Bayfront ·rambling one-story ranch style home w/2 ~rms, den, hobby r:oom & extra rm for maid's rm or ? This 188 ft waterfront , Jot is underdeveloped. Pier/slip serves 2 lots. Great location. Asking $300,000. By appt. BAYFRONT-BEACON BAY-$10S,000 . Boat privilege, t~nnis in this enchanting pri· vate area. Custom 3 BR 2 bath home. on '" s~y l>each. Air-conditioned. Call to see. -THE "BLUFFS" CONDO-FOR LEASE "Linda'' 3 Bdrm 2 bath s. End unit. 1 or 2 y r . lse. Childrefi &'pets acceptable. Office .()pen' Saturday & Sunday , . ''Our 21th Ye•r'' - WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton 21.11 Sen JNquln. Hiiis Rood "Overlook!"' Big C1nyon Country Club" NEWPORT.CENTER, N.B. . 644-4910 BLUFFS CONDOS LEASE OR OPTION TO BUY The following homes are all vacant & ready for immediate oceupancy. Three bedroo m, 21h bath • "Trina" model, vie\v .... $495 Per month Three bedroom, 1 % bath, sparkliog clean ........ $385 Per month Three bedroom, 1 % bath, view. $500 PE!r month straight lease or '550 per month with option to purchase at ............ $69,950. C. F. COLESWORTHY 640-0020 WE HAVE RENTALS Gener1I Pet~ Barrel~ fea/t'I predenlt, oeneral -. Gen•r•l -1,;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;IENJOY SUMMER * BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS ON THE Wl\TJR -Bayside Drive, panora· * mic view of bay and harbor entrance. Pier and slip will takei large boat. Available im-A BANG-UP DEAL! 1 This \\>'arm , ple·asure filled 3 Bdrm., 21h ba. • home is not only beautiful but a good deal, too'! Parks, pool & ne'v elem. school nearby. Reduced $2,000--$78.000. 1915 PORT WEYBRIDGE OPEN SUNDAY l·S ·A SPARKLER . ·mediately. - 2283 Bayside Dr., N.B., Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5 ENJOY SUMMER . WITH LARGEST POOL IN WESTCLIFF - Light and airy home with covered patio, 3 bedroom's an.d puge family r oo m. Perfect BAVFRONT Beautifull y decorated 3 bedroom home - $84. 750. 4459 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach -Sun. 1-5 p.m . - CALL ·675-7225 BACK O.N 1'HE te·cture, 2 bedrooms & den home that was · · recently and total!f rebuilt, Modern fea--FARM lures in an old world Ioeation. A $108,500 in- This lovely custom built vestment. · ' home lies nestled among big UNlfUI HOMU Of COIOMA DI&.. MAI. 671·6000 trees, on a big halt acre R-2 A """" .t left ......, lot. l\1any extras include separate den, in addition to 1120 GOLDENROD, CORONA DEL MAR 2 huge bedroon1s, separate JN ORIGINAL HARBOR VIEW HILLS dining area and builtin Where the density is the lowest. UNIQUE ·kltchcn/breakfru1l n o o k . Loads of buillin cabinets, privacy, yet short walk to schools, shops \\•all . paneling and coiy & beach. Large 3bdr. & den or 4 bdr. h:ome stone fireplace. \\!ANT TO c..omplete with spark.Jing pool, and view of ·BUILD & If so :uie property the harbor. Offered at _$'l9..500. General General \\'ilT handle 6 units. $39,390. UNl9UI HO MU OP co10NA .DEL MA.lit, 675·6001 I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; J with E-Z terms? j• A lllflllt et ~I• H .... _,, CAMEO HIGHLANDS ~ co,.ATS 2600 WAVECREST, CORONA DEL MAR ~rofession'ally decorated, ocean v_iew home IN BROADMOOR. Multi-level wooden deck!! m fashionable Cameo Highlands. Access to · WALLACE reach out over a tree line greenbelt to cre- private ocean beach includ,ed with owner-REAL TORS ate a sylvan setting for this 4 bedroom ship. 3 Bedrooms & den. An outstanding -~54"6..,4141-single story residence. Galleria floor plan yard "'with lo~ of trees &. pretty flOwers.-(Open Evenlnes) with 2600 sq. ft. built around a courtyard. OPEN HOUSE Sunday 1·5. See 4607 Cort-~·he property is close 1-0 a community J>O<!l. land Dr. ..... -'-.... -. ............ $72.00,0 Heavenly Days Presented at $911,500, · UNl9UI HOMES OP COIONA DEL MAI, 671·6000 JRVINE TERRACE And RelaxinCJ " """' •• •-• ..,.. • Spectacular view home overlooking the har-EvenillCJS 2895 CLUBHOUSE , MESA VERDE bor entrance. Located on exclusive Bayadere 1\•ill be spent poolside or in LOVELY ATRIUM ·entry leads into a bright- • Terrace. A large home with 4 bedrooms, the Glubhouse area 01• on ly decorated 4bdr. Fr . home. Clean free- t' k't h led f .1 your 01vn private patio. f 1 I t th · t f th gourme s 1 c en~ pane am.J y room Your housekeeping chores orm poo comp e es e JOYOUS aspec o e \vi th fireplace & bar. No finer view any· "'ill be at a bare mini_mum · surroundings. -owners hea·ding for Texas and where ... · ..................... $238,600. \Vith easy to care tor thick a re an;tious. Offered at $59.500. ... shag and no-wax; flooring. UNlfU~ HOMU OF MISA YllDI. 146·1,fO UDO CUTIE This super condo is only: · A lltrl .. ef Merth hyltff AJittle doll house on a big 55 ft. corner lot. m~~. See it t 0 d 9 1. 3671 FENN: IRVINE 2 Bedrooms, large back yard, sunny Med i-oPENnLo . IT'S ~uN 10 l!lf NICE! IN CULVERDALE-Tbese always sell fast! terranean style patio. Open beam ceilings. 1 __ I ~specially when owners have purchased and Not too big -just right! ...... .". $100,00.0 · , ' 1•1Jlf,.l!J!:l! -want action. T11is 3-bedroom is cute, clever f:ii!\ii~ ~ a nd includes access to the pool and tennis HARBOR club. Offered at $39,500. . UNl9UI HOMES OF NEWPOIT IUCH, ·645.,lff EXECUTIVE .. ·-.. M ... 11,1 .... £ASTSIDE 423 POPPY, CORONA DEL MAR DREAM H. OME IN CORONA DEL MAR -Quaintly Unique · tri-level, 2bdr. & den, on corner R-2 lot. Imagine a 4 bdr, 3 bath, 2 So · story custo1n built home on me ocean view, plus room to buil d. This a comer lof with boat gate is a must-see-t~appl'eciate . Offer ed at and so many extras. Built $66 ,000. · j wt 10 nlofith.~"ilgo. Priced UNl9UI MOMll Of COIONA DIL MAl. 675·6000 to sell fast at $4:),000 owner · A fitttat •f Phil lffw• ,,, wiU consider a trade. Let us 214f°1:. Coast Hwy., Corona Cl•I Mar show you this beautiful 333 CATALINA, NEWPORT BEACH "'S.111 R l home. cau Red Carpet, IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS, Up a cur ving ng " • ~j~=~· 11f44~.•wport Harbor Realtors at G45-80SO. br ick walk with New Orleans balustrade to 6 73•440. O · -*Newport Super-Dupe a most Unique 3 bdr. & Fr. home, overlook- Sharp!! Freshly P at n t e d ~ng hills and ocean. Beautifully decorated· ''!'"'"'~~"'"''"'""'"'"'"'"'"'~""~""""""""""""'! duplex, one block ou .,.,.atcr. th.ts home is offered at $85,000. ' r~ 1 3 BR' units w/fireplace. COMPANY REALTORS ..----_Bay,crest-at-its Best!-Every-detail of this shiny 3 Bdrm., 21h ba. home is quality built. Beautiful 35 ft. htd. pool in a 5-erene garden. 1120 COMMODORE CALL FOR AN APP'T. for California .living ............. $fl.9,995 . ENJOY SUMMER . IN THE POOL OR BY THE FIRERING - Quiet cul"ll .. sac, with 2200 sq. ft. of great living. Large family room with f!r~place and gas B·B-Q, 3 bedrooms and dfuing room. ............................... $62,500. Gtner1I General new cpts, bl!Jls. Just like UNl9UI HOMO Of. COIONA DIL MAI, 6754001 ~ NtfW! Owneraro:iou!l:-:F\ex-__ A l..,.,.._,_•Lhf. ~I..,.. SEE THE BLUFFS AND LIVE ible on most any t<!rms -2107 SANTIAGO, NEWPORT BEACH Trades, TD's or ?? Better IN BAYCRES E "· hl.flTY .. at this pri1..-e, ONLY T. ngl.l,j)h tudor 4 bedroom, soo.900• · complel)lenting · landscaping, ~impressive -.. ' I ·• ' N r1L 9 from the curb, fonnal dining and family • V. E. no.-i &,Co. ~.':'r plan on a single st-Ory. Offered a t .. ....., ......... ....,.,,500. Good. value. . ~ * 67S·5930 *- 3629 E. CoHt Hwy. Coron• dtl Mair ~-~BOYD L~. , . ·~ ., . .," l~O.!""'M'"r!!!!•1!!!!!!"""""""""""'l'G'"•.,."""r•'"' """"""""""""•IENJOY SUMMER OPEH HOME SUN. 1-5 421 VISTA PA~DA, (off Vista del Oro). Guadalupe plan uextended"--customized 3 bdrm.,· 3 bath; formal dining mi., brkfst/ kitchen1 dramatic townhouse design, with exposed beam ceil's. Poolside raised wood deck patio. Model home cond. Decorator C"!fpets ~ wallpaper. Special shutter treat- ment thruout. A very fine value at $74,500. SHARP 4·PLEX UNl9UI HOMU Of NIWPOIT llACH, 645·6100 A Attfet et Jeckle H•IHI ...... BEST IN BLUFFS FABULOUS BUY • BAY VIEW Priced far. below market val ue. This nearly new 19:50 sq. ft. 3 bdrm., 26 ba. condo., on beautiful greenbelt w/bay view. Expensive carpets, drapes & extras galore. Best bar· gain in Bluffs at. only $67050,0l --- ". OPEN SAT, I. SUN . 1 -·5 412 PLATA !':'ISTA DEL ORO 'l'O PARADA) • E-PLAN BAY VIEW ~ .. 3 Bdrm., huge family rm., 2lh ba's., formal din. rm.1 brkfst. area. Expe'nsive carpt'g. 2500 sq. ft. of charm. $85,000 Incl. the land. . _, HELEN 8 .. DOWD REALTOR -644,0134 ~ INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY ' . S~per •harp & clean 4-plex In best rent:il AT THE BEACH -R·2 West Newport. Exist- ing 2 bedroom beach house brings in xlnt Summer-Winter renta1' income. Ocean side , I Qf Balboa Blvd. Call 642·5200 ...... l-0 see. ENJOY SUMMER-ANb ALL . YEAR TRULY GREAT ViEW .-Custom home with 2800 sq. ft, of super living. Once you live here you'll never leave-ask anyone on the street ......................... $89,500. 321 Kings Rd., Cliffhaven, N.B. - _ Open Sat. & Sun._ 1·5 OTHER CHOICE EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS _ _ 'l\Y.l\ILABLE FR.OM $42,500 (Surprise listing at $60,500 ! Water View ?) He.tdquarters for Bluffs Homes ALWAYS SEE US FIRST FOR :rHE BEST! Brand new, 3 BR. & 2 ba. de luxe owner's quarters & 3 2-Br. income unlt1, Spanish motH. Easts!dc Costa Mesa, nr. N'pt. Hts. See th is & in- vest today; $110,000. CALL G> 646·1414 'Ju'•111. RI AL TY Nt•r Mt•port Ptl t OfCit t GO DIRECT Tho.ta right! Co direct 10 Red Carpet. Realtor..-2 6 2 9 Harbor Blvd., Q)sta J\lesa. \Ve ca.11 handle l\ny Real i\ Estate needs you have \\'ith {fl.St.w1. II -1133 AnYflme 1ng your home, 1e1 a "'"'' C: ii! M' hours of frustration in find· N rt .. ch feulonal serve YoU and call 915 TILLER WAY , CORONA DEL MAR IN-.fiARBOR VIEW HILLS A Showplace!' . Den like the captaih's cabin, view like Sky· lab's aqd _ap_pointments lUte you've -never · seen, But it s time to see them ! This is a four bedi:oom Lusk built that is the Ii.nest! At $911,500. UN19UI HOMU OP COIONA DEL MAI, 67J.6t'H A lh""9 et ...,._. lwl111 . 609 ACACIA,-CORONA.DEL MAR·- IN OLD CO~ONA DEL MAR. Do a double take! Afove •m condition, 3 bedroom 2 bath fully carpeted, modern a_ppointment's plus a · 1 bedroom, 1 bath income unit that comes comp_letely carpeted-and rentea ! This du- ·Plex is $91,500 .. UNIQUI HOMU OP CO.ONA DIL MAI, 6714 ... A Allff111 ·.t Pllll .... \~··,~~~ 2414Vl1ta clef Oro ~~lg~~ p~ss::! s~ ; <I r ca ly •wpo 1 Red ea.,,.1, Ro a It o" U ...i 11'\U S: Ii() US:&' . .. ? 54&-8640 (Open Eveningsl ,.... '-" L ,..._~ ~~~~~~~~~1:-~~~:"""~ne~~~.~~~~~-~~:~-~~~~-:~~-~:o-~~·:.~~~r~:-~1~~-~~~:-~~~~-:~~-~1'14~~0~~1A~Y:"'~~~~~~~~;T~:~.PB~t:R~i!. "l!!!!'i!!!l.l!!!!!!!!!-!!!!!!R!EIAIL~T,o1R~Sll!· !l!"-llllllll,ll -* NEARLY NEW * Comp. privacy. BEACH. G I INVESTERS "ST0.1'" A---I Jl You've been looking fQi sn l·....,.;;;;;;r;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;G;•:;n;er;•l;,;;;·;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;l ln\'eittn1ent that ·~ l'Ornu I' fbch1g-up "'e just llsteel it. r area of Costa Mesa. Gross mont.hly income / •ess. Owner anxio us, asking $64.500. NC'fU' beRch & 11hopplng, 3 / " fJ IJ 1 You O"'n lhe lu nd. PrlcOO --:-------- Ctnc Spanish •tyle home. of; PATIO, PIER & FLOAT. enera o.nw.1 -1 . BR.' ..... d;n, mt. Frplc. inda J d[, ,,.,.,.._ ""'"'''· ll1'l,OOO. Call• l'arti's LOW DOWN Water/ronl I 831 Ua oflJo So u'.!J ·: ExcepUonal 5 bdnn., 3·•tory home with pier • 1Hp. Magni ficent South Bay view from all ; 3 !eve~. Sandy 1>-•ch. $210,000. ' BIU GRUNDY, REALTOR Ml Boy1hle Dr., Suite I, N.B. . 175-6161 - .. • T\\V house• Oil A lot. l"ront Hoart ot Balboa $69.750 BALBOA BAY PROP.. Finest· H~ l'A';y::u ....... i!'i 11 l bdr, 1 be, in good oon-dftlon. Rear hi 2 bdr, 2 ba - and needs v.-orlc. Priced to ~ell At $40,000. Pr Im e Et&staide location. Better Call: 6tl<l663 830-f§il ~'v•& PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES * 642-7491 * VH-..... "I ·R. E. BR'Ov·ER Lusti 4 BR 2 BA home \\'ith ot Sl&oo and the motivated I associated flll O Kfq <, 4f f\t lrl'l<. !rt• W ~ .. If , 1 •1 11 1 1 54 Linda Isle Drive -~ formal DR al'd 12' x "30' teller will hlcp pe.y >'OW I New of f Ice n c e d • fa:mU.v nn, flew· carpeting, clotlng cost• on this nice 3 New 5 bdrm., 4 baths, with 50 ft. d0ck. J\IOR/BROKER. J\fust be good ~Int; glasy lanai. bedroom hooie. loc•led In 1 1 BeauU(ully decorated. w/marble mstr. bath, )'OOnl" "ilh 1ucceS11fuI Mle• The )1\f'd a 1:1e-.ucy. f:lcctric klvely nieghborhOod crystal chandeliers, fine calJ':it & wallpaper. rtcOl"d. Ah rtPlics held con-kltcbtn, Over 1.900 IQ tt. pr1,~ i• Ju•t S3t 500. • Oft9n can now. RM Carpet, .,.,.-...... ~ .... --I Reallol'I 645--8080 BJf...ln · vacuum, reorcu. • la g bot water, fiMntlaJ .. Send re" um~; Undtr .$38,000. now. like 1ht1 don't happen evel')'- Cluollled ad No. 6111, Dall,y e CALL ANYTIMI e ti<y, 80 call now to Ilk< 14-''COOL POOL '' "I'm too· t ma.11 for my pres. t nl owntr but Just rlg)\t for .YoU with nly 4 BR, 11perldng l>OOl. lrfCO\' )'ll:ltiO." Immed. occ. 1.vliJ, Submlfon S42,500. •GINNY MORRISON• · RI AL TOR--557-4130 N 1 dumb waiter & many other ~X'f~· $2M,OOO. Pilot. P.O. BolC 11160, Cotta ...._..., l w. •tt tlG vantage. S4?-«llO. , Lo\!eJy 3 For. Complete lnform1tlon Me.a. Ca. ~ Ol'ENTIL• • "' RMtt:Ji • r.muy On All -I. Loll, Pl-Cell :· l5 x 20 POOL ; dC!fll.rlblt -~ home. '1 BR, 3 BA, ~ ... ~'t,, t phone. Red llLL GRUNDY• REALTOR - 1 .,.11, ,r'.;,,.:J;~ ;:;,~1'i c..,,.1, ·Realton !l<Jh!640 341 'B1yslde Or., Suite 1,' N.I . 675-6161 brickwork. Call 61"~l::::==c-:-.--=-= !(~opc~n ~E~v~""~""'~'~·~~~-''"'""""'"""'".,""'"""'""""'"""'..,,...., .. ,...., Broke~ . • . Lochen my er ' ,,. \ . ' I '· • -' \ -· \ -(, , I I 1 . , . • • _ ..... l~I _..... I~ I _..... I~ I __ .. v-1( ·It( n1 c&.c:< >111 1)a 11v General Oen.r•I 0-r•I i . 1 '"'*=IA;.....CK_BA_Y _-*....... ..::.=;;._.--...;:;;;,;;;;.;.;.;... _ _.,.._ } OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 -SMILE! , , 2515 DAVIS PL. l \ CUSTOM POOL In a ~ .. -·,-~·«01;-manl-J>G<k JiV<I, _ '; go whh this 3 bdrm., 2 !)&. horite on quiet, Eutalde tut• I I " , , ! Selllnfl )'O\U' -· "CASH im'RCHASE __ _::-::-5oi HAZEL, 'CclM · • -"'1 m ..;..;-:,~:;:.;"· ...-v1ce1 ., Open Sat a s.., 1-5 By " r de-lllLC meet. mt-m., trptc., I ~w water aottener, elec. , prqe <1pener, photo dark- rm. · ALL FOR 145.000. Brand new outstanding custom built home r • ·-Iii •overlooking old Corona del Mar. Expansive .. t • --··· 1 "C" THOMAS Realtor . 224 W. C.... Hwy 511-5527 Newport Beach Eve 5f:S-fi643 view of oCean from many room$. 3100 sq . ft. REAL ESTATE of hlx Jiving. witb 5 BR, patio, din & lam 2231 Soutt• Bristol Ave. nns. Many unique features incl jacuzzi BA. 546-00'12 ChO<Nle your, colors now. NEWPORT 'HEIGHTS, CHARMER ;. " ' " I "SPLASH IN THE SUN" !~·1" I Co.1-..1 1!1gh"·" ( orrn1.i d.-1 l\la1 Ii/~ li'llllJ 'lou, can ~ just tqat with ttWI sparkling 1~ yr. old, 'I bdr, 2~ t;ath pool oome, with fabulous rumpus room, priced right at-w.'lOOoCall Red Carpet,~ Realto-,s -- •~I for Action • •• C~ll _642-5678 -· DIRECTORY · . · -------..., tfik ~ dlrecterjWltll YN .... •11 ... d • J0111•-N .......... All ftie liCet1m"lliiit"'6ilew .,. d .. 1erllM4 l1 ......... ...SI lty ...... II .......... 111 N411J'• DAILY PILOT WANT ADS.,..,._ ...... ,.. h ... ,_HI•., t•,... ere .,...i hi dlt ""• 51,_..rloil I• ,.h clll~ Hdi .....,, htllrffr _. ... ..,.. tH· OUSES FOR SALE *1007 Seacrest (H.v . Hills3 CdM · · 644.0155; 644-7662 (Sat &·Sun 1-5) ' 2 B_EOROOMS 375 E. 23rd St., (Back Bay) NB 521 Westminster, Newport Beach 646'3192 $62,000 (Sat & Sun) 642-8233 $35,500 (Sat & Sun 1!-4) 333 Catalina, (Newport HlJ!)-NB · 1574 E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa 675-6000 '$85,000 (Sat & Sun 1·)5 546-2313 $72,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * 1120 Goldenrod (Harbor :Vu Hills) NB 542 Santa Ana Ave., Newport Beach . 675-600 $79,500 . . (Sun 10-6) 646-0555 $48,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2278 Fordham (College Park) CM _ 530 San Bernardino (N'pt. Hts.) NB · 546-4141 $34,000 ' . · (Sun 1-5) 673-3331 • ,(Sun 1·5) 3914 s. Timeer (Sandpoint) SA 2,BR a FAMILY RM OR DEN . 540-7612 $35,500 (Sun 1-5) 408 Seville (Peninsula Pt) NB 1719 Port Westbourne (HVuHomes) NB 673-5410 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 642-0200 .$69,950 (Sat & Sun 2-5) *1106 Somerset (Westcliff) NB _ 2722 Circle.Dr. (Bayshores) NB 642-8235 · . (Sun 1-5) 675-3331 · (Sun 1·5) *624 Ramona (Irvine Terrace) CdM 1949 Pt. Ramsgate (Harbor illds) CdM . 644-6200 (Sun 1-5) 675-452<1 -(Daily 1·5) 321 Kings Rd., (Cliflhaven) NB 3270 California, Costa Mesa .642·5200 $89,500 (Sat& Sun 1-5) 546·3254 $35,500 (Sun 12-5) . 3 BEDROOMS . -151 Monte Vista Ave:, C.M. dM 646-0555 $32,950 · (Sun 1-5) 1532 Keel, (Harbor View Hills) C 1208 Outrigger (Harbor vu Hils) CdM 644-2430 $88,800 (Sun 1-5) 738 Center St., Costa Mesa 644-5467 $79,500 645-7557 $28,750 (Fri.Sun 11-4:30) 4 BEDROOMS #14 Rue Cannes' (Big Canynon) NB 1412 Serenade Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 642-8235 · · (Sat & Sun 1-5) 494-1021 .$83,500 . (Sat & Sun 9-6) 464 Serra (Corona Hlds) CdM 1412 serenade (Irvine Terr) CdM 673-13642;'675-6459 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 642-8235 . (Sun 1-5) 401 .Feliz (The Bluffs) NB 331 Vista Suerte (Bluffs) NB · ,.,. 67.5-3000' ' . • (Sat & Sun 1-5) 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1590 Elin, Costa 'Mesa 6 s d · t (HV Hill ) CdM . 545-5311 · (Sat & Sun 12·5) 121 an pom u s . . 642-8235 · (Sun 1·5) 617 Marigold, Corona del Mar · **6 Balboa coves (Balboa Coves) NB 675-2101 (Sat & Sun 12-6) 674-6210 $140,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) . 20142 Imperial Cove Ln (Deane Grdn) HB 15 Point Sur (Spyglass ~) NB 644-4910 $36,500 (S un r-5:30) 494-1177 $117,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) **2233 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach 18161 Vallea Circle, Huntington Beach 642-5200 $175,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 842-6791 $28,500 (Sat & Sun 10-6) 334 Vista Madera (Bluffs Condo) 1580 Skyline· Dr., -Laguna Beach 20~0j.~~OChelsea, (Harbo;~~ ft,;'~iJi5l 675-7225 $69,990 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 645-6500 $65,500 • (Sat & Sim 1·5) 17~:S:;8~8Abby Place (H(tf ru~.Fnl-5) 423 Poppy, Old Corona del Mar 4527 Cortland. Corona del Mar . 675-6000 $66,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 678-8550 $70,000 / (Sun 1-5) 213 Fernleal, Old Corona de! Mar 675-6000 $108,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4 BR" FAMILY RM OR DEN 3671 Fenn, ·(Culverdale) Irvine *1724 Galaxy-Dr:· (Dover Shores) NB 64.5-6500 $39,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 644-2430 $139,500 (Sun 1-5) 421 Vista Parada (Nortb Bluffs) NB 4812· Port Taggart (H. Vu Homes) NB 644-1133 $74,500 (Sun 1-5) . 644,2430 $79,900 (Sun 1·5) 444 Lenwood, Costa Mesa 3615..-Sausalito, Corona del Mar 642-8235 $55,000 (Sat 2-4, Sun 1-5) 644-2430 $125,000. (Sat & Sun 1·5) 4459 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach 3607 Catamaran (HV Hi!W...CdM '675-7225 $84,750 -Sun 1-5) 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) *16411,Jody Circle, Westminster 1633 Castle Cove (Spyglass) NB 546-1754 $35,950 (Sun 1-5:30) 644-6200 $102,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 204 Kings Place Rd., Newport Beach 19001 Glenmont (off Edgehlll) Turt. Rock 546-8640 (Sun 1-5) 644-6200 $99,000 (Sat .& Sun· 1-5) tt309 Canal St., l'jewport Beach · 2021 Aliso Ave. (Back Bay) Costa-Mesa 870-6667 $59,900 (Sun. 1-5) ti46-2634 $62,000 (Sat & Sun 2·5) * 1935 Highland (H Highlands) NB *453 Princeton (College Park) ClV 642-5200 $57,000 (Sun 1-5) 557-4130 (Sun 1-5) 2718 Shell St. (China Cove) CdM 2015 Commodore Rd . (Baycrest) NB 644.6111 (Su n 1-5) 845-7500 $84,500 (Sat & Sun 1·6) 3 BR a FAMILY RM OR DEN · 1507 Keel (Harbor View Hills) CdM · ~30-$82,500 (Sun 1-5) . 962 Sandcastle, _<;;_orona del Mar 644-2430 $92,~ (Sun 1·5) .1226 Seacrest, (Lu sk H. v. Hills) C!IM 675,7225 '$87,500 -(Sat & Sun .1-5) 19·2 The Masters Circle,. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $49,950 (Sun 1·5) *361 Monte Vista, Costa Mesa ' · ' 546-2313 $31 ,500 · (Sun 1-5) 3091 Platte st.; Costa Mesa 646-7171 (Sun 1·5) 2021 Commodore (Baycresl) NB 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 1101 Highland (Westclill) NB · 642-8235 (Sun 1-5) 2626 B•sswood (EastblulO NB 644,6200 · -(Sat & Sun 1-5) '*1935 Sabrina Terr (Irvine Terr) CdM ~910 $185,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 2001 Highland (Harbor illghlands) NB 1142-5200 $58,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1910 Pt. Wyegridge (J{.V.•Hills).CdM .- 675-5930 . (Sun 1·5) 4607 Cortland Dr. (Cam eo illds) CdM 673-4400 (Sun 1·5) 1824 Pt .. Barmoutb (H.V. Homes) WI .' . 640-0020 -(Sat & "!'n ~) 344 Oft!ro (Bluffs Condo) NB · , 640-0020 _ .(5.a.t & S~n 1·5) 210 Via lthlca (Lido Isle) NB 673-7379 $76,5~ (Sun 1'4) *4621 Roxbury Rd. (Cameo Shores) C<lM · 675-1097 $115,0W (Sat & Sun 1·5) 22041 Hui Circle, Huntington Beach . 968-4341 $41,500 .(Sat & Sun 10-5) 351 02nd· St., (Ne~rt Shores) NB 0411>1290 $47,~ · .<Sun 1·5) • •• ( -, 4821 Karen Ann Lane, Irvine 833-3380 $38,300 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 4533 Tremont (<;ameo Shores) CdM 644-2430 $123,500 (Sun 2-5) 1201 Surlline (H.V. ·Hills) CdM · 675-3000 -(Sat 1-5) 2912 Alto Vista (Eastblu!I) CdM · 675-3000 . (Sun 1-5) 7 Twin Lakes Cir (Spyglass Hill) NB . 644-4910 $125,000 (Sat-& Sun 1'5:30) **8 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 644-4910 $195,000 (Sun 1-5:30) * 1806 To yon Lane (Baycrest) NB 640-0020 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 20882 Hunter Lane, Huntington Beach 962-4454 $48,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 19772 Scenic Bay .Ln, Huntington Beacb 962-4454 $52,750 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 261 Nassau Rd., Costa Me sa 646-3928; 646-4543 (Sat & Sun ·1.5) 2107 Santia110 (Baycrest) NB 546'-5990 $88,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 915 Tiller (Harbor Vu Hills) CdM , . 675-6000 $98,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2600 Wavecrest (Broadmoor) CdM 675-6000 $98,500 . (Sun 1-5) • *2895 Clubhouse (Mesa Verde) CM - 546-5990 $59,500 (Sun 1-5) 3220 Jdago Pl. (lolesa Verd~) CM • . 545-8424 $42,590 (1lun 1·5) 17 Tlburon Bay, (Spygjass Hilt) CdM 675-7225 -$139,500 -(Sat &-Sun 1·5) 1992 Port Claridge (Harbor Vu Hms) NB 675-7225 · .. 179,500 (Sat -& Sun 1-5) 10131 Beverly Dr .. Huntington Beach 968-9518 $55.955 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 9581 Caltbness, Huntington Beach 1146-2313 $58,900 (Sat &&In 1·5) 20601 Paisley, Huntington Beach 546·28!3 $54,900 (Sat & Sun 1-5) Gmer1I Luxurious 4 Bedmt & den or 5 bi:..odrn1 J\fm Verde hom1'. Quif't tree ·lined Joe. a osc to schools & 'hopping. Deep shag crpts, 2 sparkling 00.ths, 2 1nll.8Sive fireplaces, hl{ manicured yard & fan· ta.¢1c shade trets. ca.u 545-8424, SouthCo RealtoMi, 390 Gfanada, Costa lflesa 546-23 13 $57,850 (Sun 1-5) 1742 Port> Manlelgb, Newport Beach _ 546-2313 $72,000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) * 18921 Capense, Fountain Valle~ 968-4405 $49,500 (Sun 1-5)· 512 DeAnza, Corona del Mar 673-8550 $98.500 . (Sun 1-5) 882 Sandcastle, 'Co rona del Mar · " 673-8550 · $105,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 901~Catalina,Newport...oHeight ~ 645~2S-$79,91JO (Sat & Sun 1-5) **415 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach 675-3331 · · (Sun 1-5) 2113 Miramar, Balboa Peninsula Point . 675-4060 $82,500 (Sun 12-4) 2973 Andros St. (Mesa Verde) CM 549-0744 $36,500 (Sun) -1939 Sanderling Circle (Mesa Verde)' CM • 545-7316' $49,500 . (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1991 Swan Dr., Mesa Verde 540-3632 $60,000 (Sun 1-5) --~ 5 SEDROOMS 128 Via Harve (Lido Isle) NB . 646-7414 (Sat-& Sun 1-5) S'BR & FAMILY ROOM OR DEN 2226 Arbutns (Ea>'tbluff) NB 644-2430 $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *24451 Cort.a Cresta Dr (Lake Forest) ' El Toro 837-4239 $52,900 · (Sat &Sun 1-5) ** #3 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235' (Sat -& Sun 1-5) #2 Royal-St--George (Big Canyo n) 1')3 642·8235 --$190,000 ~Sat & Sun 1-5) 2027 Port Weybridge (HVH) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 55 Royal St. George (Big Canyon ) 642·8235 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2036 Swan Dr. (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa 557-4636'-$62,500 (Sat 1-7, Sun 10-7)' **2238 Channel (Balboa Penin Pl) NB 642-5200 $219,000 (Sat & Sun .1-5) • 3728 Ocean Blvd., -Corona del Mar , 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 2-6:30) 1337 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910 $225,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) *1842 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 640-0020 (Sun 1-5) * 1411 Mariners Ln (Harbor Hghldsl Nll 840-0020 (Sun 1-5) 503 Hazel, Corona del Mar 675-6900 • (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1961 Port Ramsgate (Harbor Vu Hm s) NB 644-7270 $89,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 506 Sturgeon, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $41,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3840 Ocean Birch, (Spyglass #1) Cd M 675-7225 $110,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1938 Port Trinity (HVulfomes) NB . 644-5035 $84,900 _ (Sal'~ Sun_,J,5) • 1741 Irvine (Baycrest area) NB -,,.;.c,....- 642·5200 $69,500 (Sun 1-5) #28 Royal St. George (Big Canyon) NB 675-6900 (Sun 1-5) 6 BEDROOMS 144 Via Yello (Lido Isle) NB 675-0123 $155,000 (Sun 1~ HOME ·+ GUEST (2 DR a FAM RM+ I BRI 223 Rochester, Costa Mesa 675-7225 $44,950 · (Sat & Sun 1-5) DUPLExES FOR SALE (3 BR a I BR) 609 Acacia, Old Corona del Mar 675·6000 $91 ,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 117 E. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach 675-1642 $56,000 (Sun 11·4) (3 BR & 2 BR) . 422 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar · 673-2222 . . -(Daily 1-5) 718.Jasmine1 Corona del :f.!ar •· 673'8550 $155,000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 301 Broadway, Costa Mesa 646-3928 545-3483 -(S un 1-5) ' (3 BR EACH) ' 521 Acacia, Corona del lr1ar . 673-6642; 675-6459 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 412 Iris, Corona del Mar 675-7225 $119,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) · (3 BR a DEN + 3 BR). 609 Iris, Corona del Mar 644-7270 $98,500 .• (4 BR EACH! (Sun 1-5) ttt51B W. Oceanrront (Ba l Penn) NB 675-1337: 673-1305 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 14 BRA FAM~ PLUS2B-- 211 Agate, Balboa Island 673·6642\ 675-6459 (Sat & Sun 1-5) , CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE 8420 El Arroyo Dr., Huntington Beach 546-8640 (Sun 1·5) I • --Sli1Wf;i1, Jul) 11 1'173 l~I $250 • DAILY PILOT 8 f ' . ·' • Hyoute . a ---~ic~~ iiiiiilliiiiiilililil_ ml H alf gone in hall a year and the rest will not 101!1\I I. 01\0\ H.A,Tt"il..I $27,SOO;-last long. H urry to see this distinctive Newport 4 BEOROOr-.t. 2 Bath, plus Beach development of condominium homes, an X11'a BONUS ROO~t. Bii: · d conle't' Jot \\oitl1 a ,1·est side built·in clusters arou nd handsome courtyar s. OCEAN BREEZE. 1'ry 10~~ Eight superb models, each a masterpiece of down. luxury, comfort, convenience and quality . - 1_6'x38' POOL conSlruclion. Sundecks, fireplace, wet-bar, " BEDR00?.1S, 2 Baths, plus, __ ~. elegant-Mast~r~S.uite,.Sun.LiWLkitchen...---1 arge AXm:Y-R-CfOXfPWS \\'ORKSl-fOP plus 16' x 38' private enclosed double garage. Recreational oo.LPlilN POOL. Norlh !idC' facilities include heated ~wlmming pool, lOC"ation. lighted tennis courts, sauna~ therapy pool. $33, 90Q. AU exterior building and grounds maintenance N...;,.rt provided. Satisfy your curiosity-see ·-~ · Newport Crest today! It Fairview 646-1111 (tnytlmt) . EASTSIDE COSTA MESA ,l_ .Be.droon1 J1omc & :;s.xJO RUMPUS ROO~I ron11,JICtC' \\'ith Stone B B Q & Refriger ator! Cozy corner nestled among <l selccl fottst of shrubs and orange trees. Bollt S!orngc. ZollC' From Pacific Coast Highway R-2. Maybe build inc:orne and Superior Avenue (Balboa J.!Oml' O\'C'r another ~arage? B!vdJ, drive up Superior to $32.950. O\\·ner will help Ticonderoga, and directly to flnnnc'f'. Call any t I n1 e. Newport Crest Inlormltoti0f'1 G-46-0555 Center; Ti!lcphone:f114) 64$.6141 Sales Office open dally 10 a.m. to sunset ~~111•'"6Kl.thclft.N.C..IK. • ' G'b--...... H.c;,..,.earp...k..., 0-..i~-._.,.:: "~·~--....... -.""'~ .. -............. ""'-.. -..... -... __ ...... -..... -....... -..... _f .. ~-,-li(;, .. _ ...... ._,._.......,onol _,._ .... .,....._ __ • PRESTIGE 2400 square fe-et of exquisite Ge.:•.:::•c.••::;l:_ ____ _;G:;•:.:•;::•;::r•:.:I_,._ __ _ charni. 4 lantr bedrooms -·- with huge \\'alk-in closets -W ..._ 3 ha!hs -~unkf'n l iving • .._ rooin. formal <lining room -r. • I separate family room -' • ...,,... \\"alking dls~ to shop- ping, churl'hes aaj bci;t Sl'hools in Orang!? County. A I ,I ' best buy at $48,500. l lur· ry! ! ! Call 842-2535. OP!N T!L !I • ITS FUN 70 BE NICE/ - I ~ THE REl\L ESTl\TERS .-. $26,500 • 4 BR, 2 BA GORGEOUS 4 BDRM 1-iuge-.. Callf~· adOOO ... "'1lh N S th niodcrn update in every $46,000. ear O U v•ay. l\tovl!'! in l'Oflflitioo. Coast Plaza. 2 story Lot"' o( roon1 in.~it!c & out. executive home. For~ Lush gan.k•115. v.·fto~·cling mal dining rm · dream trl'f'S. Co1111en1<"nl kitchen . .' for rnon1 & lo!s l)f bdrm.~ for kitchen. Beautiful pool uw. kids. Seller \\'Ill pay & jacuzzi. 54()..1720 youl' closing 1..·ost~ on 1-'1-IA or VA. Call 4 BDRMS $29,950 \ . Half-circular d r 1 v e . Dining rOom. Family room . Air-conditioned. 2 baths. Patio. Jm.mac- ul.ate crisp landscaPo ing. 540-1720 ~.:'LE°SMEN'-· ._ FO~MER MO.DEL ASSUMABLE LOAN I New & Used S36.950. Exceptional . 4 Assumable sv, ~; VA bedroon1 h o m e 'v1tb I v I • bed I Don't be "Just a number" in 1 oan. ery s arp • • a hug{' n1uJt\.intrrest rom· ~rgc ~I. Covered .Pa· 1 room. Bu t-ins, dish•} pany. \\'ork in a con1pa1ib le t10. Family room, fire-\i:asher Family room produclive sal<'s o f'. ice place. Gourmet kitch-f i r e p' lace. Perk-lik~ undrr. proven_Jcnclen;h1p ln en . 11nmaculate. 54().. d •'14 950 540-1720 beautiful down101•011 CoronA 1720 yar · "f>J t , dcl :\lnr. O:ime by the office · --~~-~~ ' ..... 2955 HARBOR Bl.VD. I '~:d!~'_!OSTA MESA 540-1720 ! POOL HOME G_._._._,._, _____ I G_ •• _._ .. ~'----- Ou1""""'"" ' "'"· 2'' '""" _RENTERS ~HIGH ON A huge runlru~ rn1. 1,h1q kl\''" ... ..- ly pool. Thi.• '~'"" '·' "'" SPECIAL: HILL OCE4N muculatc and rl<"t'-Ora1<,1! hf'!· f.,\!:1.;f: ,1 Bl'rll'l)'lnt Home VIEW I ter than A fl!l'.ldcl, All thl~I 111111 2 H;ith,, fln•l f'lr"plin•t>. • -for only ~49.100 . Cetl R.l'rl :;""' ll••t \\'ntl!!r llratcr. lfQ\\' \\'O!Jld \'OU Ilk~ to O'l\it Carpet, Re:iltors .i46-llli-10 \\'nlk to ~·houl 11 11nd Shop-fh li; n1aan111~nt ~ that (Open evl.'nlngs 1 •pinir. Cul-1le--SAc Stre<>t. srts on a prlvate street with $29 900 IA>1•.' malntt>nnnce Yard. I P ark -I I k f! surround!~ • • Spat'!" fo1· Bo111 Stor111g1~. All overlooking thf! Pac It \ r. 3 BR, 2 BA lt11· S25.6{J(l. Cull un)'t1mc. l>c<';1n'?' You might expect to Doll hou~ Tl('Ar the He!<>IH~ 646-0Z.,'i POY h king'a ransom but you ~ 11nulrl I"' '!Cln']Jrlsed to l~ M'I'. of 1011·11. Sh:u·p .t 1·lean. th ul lt'A only S?l,500. HUITY' nh.~ nl'ii:hborhl)Q(I. \rill ~"ll r1r•I ,.1111 tt.-l:Z..Zi3.'>. VA or FllA, 8<'\ys !hi• ~··lltt OffN Trlf. TTS FVN tOIJE NICE/ j)r !111b111l1 11H' Ill'"' ;)• • dW.1'11 1~·11rn, Are }O<.I IJU<ilifi('(J7 CaU JIQW. OCEAN VIEW 4·PLEX·NEW t' IMMACULATE Super Sharp, "'" .,,. tmm thls almo!lt new mil· structcd new +.plex tn ,CONDO jristic VJP t1unlly home. choi ce ren1a1 area. Prlctdi . · Spacious betfrooma. 2 balh!I to ~I $80,CO>. Tlkt a,c1.-1 Cb>ic:t', Choi.ct" llunt1rr,on and exctiltnt area. You vantnie o! tint owntr f.a.'() Beach lociidon. T l"h OWN~ illlld. Full price bf.nc-rtts. Call Red Carpt_t, beautiful 2 ~Ir. 1 ht\, condo $56 5tX> ~ n.•ll.ors ~ 1 •t: n I~ l'Nlrly for )'01,1 to n\Q\'f' In, ' ' '"' Prit.'t<i for imn1cdlatt' an.le-F..:\'tnlnpJ 4P.S. \Ve ,,. at S2t!r.Jl. beucr llWTY on ft\llll)' n'IOrel th iJ one. ('1111 Rt'd Cnrpttl, R'ea.ltort 64&-'77U .,' .An;.· d1\.v ts the, BEST DAY fQ • 1R<~•l!!:to!!!•~!h;;1=~-=='0,;,"',,-.1" 2KJ \Vci:1tcl1Jf Drh't 1 ·• run 11n adl Don't delay •• ;;;;: Open-UJ-.9-PM---\c-, ---'=!!"'!!!11=!t2od!!aff=!!6!!1MOI~'!!· !!:I.;;;~-- " ' • - -trl\o't• 0 • ; sru.r .. .fl')• .. ~ ~I r. Ill'• ·t11•• I .n1~ fO!' [IA ,':>\· .[, . . , ' .. 11..01 s.ndot. Joly 1, 191) I ----------- 0-r•I nwpol'l }Jeig~/4 DJiEN SAI/SUN. 1-5 530 SAN BERllARDIND Inimaculate 2 Bdrm., 2 bath home. frplc. ~ncl. patio. Lge. rear yard & dbl. car ga- rage. Offered at $39,900 . . Ba'ldhored OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 2722 CIRCLE DRIVE' Spacious 3 bdrm. bof!le with ige. family rm., featuring frplc. & beamed ceih Delightful side paUo oil Uving rm. & family rm. Great locat•!>ll near beach., O!lered· at $79,500 . I .\ CofOrio .ifol --l.. 1/ewpQrf Beach . OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 . . · f~' Beau~~5 4~r~°.E4~R::8!:!~!!home, I 1--~&-j-offet'lng-lg . auna;-cozy-den;-delightfuI-· Iii.//· sandy beach & priV. pier that will accom-Gener•I ·'': modate a 50' boat. Very accessible loc. Ol--.,.,.,.,.-------'...;....;... __ +--;~ fe~ at $235,000 ' ~ · .~Wlllam WllltOn Real Estate 22t_ MARINE, BALBOA. iSLAND 6lS.3331 ' LAGUNA PAC£SEmR : Lbvely, open view of the hills; this large 3 '-'" ~~ -Bdi'm., :i-bath riewer-hOme is-=.Lpriced at -· .<I, .$41,500 & ready to go! ASSUMABLE 7 ~ • .c1 V.A:LOAN. l>lJl<i I 1t 1 ·~1 '- tnl!' .~x· I LAKEFRONT LODGE . Boating, fishing, ·golf, skiing, all from this 8 JKIJ:m .. central hall lodge. Complete with 4· guest cottages. Situated on 5 acres of lak~ front land. TJtis is a former cOrppration president's home -'--'offered .at $350,000. VIEW OF HARBOR LIGHTS "HAl!BOR VIEW HILLS" l«ated high on the hill, offering full enjoy· ment of the view of Newport Bay & Pacific Ocean. Lusk bit. 3 bdrm., famllrrm., dining ·rm. .• wi\h a qtd. & filt'd. pool & jacuzzi: on a profess. lndscpd. IQl. Offered in fee ,at $99,000 • ESCONDIDO INVESTMENT ' Vic Stuart l119una 'BMch Vision. Reafty1l~.1 welcomes Vic Stuert as the newest rr.i~mber broker of The Vision System. Vic Stuart Real : Estate, La9·una Beach, was established in 1967. It serves the coast- ~I community's residential real estete needs with ·a sales staff of.. 12. The · Realtod1ad previously been in busi- ness in T 1:1lare County, where Fil specialized in residential and acreage · transactions. * * NEAR EVERYTHING why spend time going & coming? This house within walking distanOO of . shop. f~<ll GOOD\\'IN I ' c '" ~, "' -.. " ping, park & lib·rary. ~ q_ · ·' "COnVentent" is the ·nliddle ITIST llroollhurst St · - name. 2 Br, 1 Ba, workshop Fount.in Valley ea,' 92-• & garage. S.A. $28,T;). Call 714 f63C56tl '.-SURPRISE-, ! OJS Real Estate, 54$..1168. . . *·FIX-UP & PROFIT*· . R PACKAGE ' . DUPLEX-4 BR & 3 BR+ DEN: 609 .iris, [Th"·" an older home ma • EDU.CED $3500. · Ncst!edamdla'S50000honi Corona del Mar. $98,500. Sun 1~5. · good Jocition. 'Near shop. for ,fast·Bale al $49,500. .,.,.~ 'foUDd a 4· Br .....:.2. J!' 5 BEOROOM-2 STORY, ·3 BATH + FAM. ping. Needs paint, carpets Ii: I ~ Cent~ P~k llBR 2',!BA model for only $4-0 950 Thi~ 1961 Port Ram t H b v · H yam "''Ork. Good future * Fanuly kitch. overlooks 1800·· . tt''h h. ,· al sga e , ar or 1ew omes potential. The Price is right. H8!F pool. · sq.. · ~~ as ~ 1 Newport .. Beach. $89,500. Sat. & Sun. 1·5. •· JOiIN CAREY REALTORSi * Bljc~repl in family rm dining 1n add111on to family, ~~~iEj§-:-O~CAioini>;l;oij~iiY,_:' P•ll9f Call S:Jl..!2022 * E-Ormal dfn & heavy shake rr{I. ' You may ~ven assume ---"'=-===o·--roof -the,5~%1AE'R loan * INEXPENS~VE * .;;.. Huge .bon us room . 2 UR. house ........ $22.350 * Seller transferred. 1 BR. nouse ........ $21,275 · l•rWin realty inc J,!.,1; GOODWIN 2'.l Acrea of genUe rolling R-1, "apprQx~ 240' x~Jao~," to build your own country estate. •~-1..,...~1 -~er_ '!._ill _.(in_an~~_9Jlsid·er 1u~rdination: b.-.1.. Only.$24,950. Cau waay for the details ! . · Visiin--Rea.lt,y,-lnc.--AUST'"''SM'TH, GORMAN,. AssociATEs' -. ,._-Each..on aef>lll'!lte~tots '-; 968:4405 ~c2rkrsr -ZoJlE>d_ fur profess, use~ . ~ ' J ' •• • . - ." '';. , .'{l! 1d• ELBOW ROOM -. aALBOA BAY P.ROP. -, * 556"1100 * 'THE MOST FO,R THE --Yolln-Ea:-tpOI· OPPORTµNITY for property • LEAST $ ?14 . 963 .... Jt\f • ·· ;-. . " 1850 l 17th St Sa ta Ana-547 REALTORS . . . 644,7270--.. ' n ' . -6454 Genoiot . I CoiOna dot Mar Beautiful resldeilUal building site overlook· lDg v~y & the Mts . in Rancho _Calllorniil Butterflelil countfy. ·Executive homes al- ready built in ana. 8 Acre site. Only $39,900. Owner will consider terma. Gener11I Gener11I WALK TO BEACH ·1100 Vl.EW acquisition, -two :beautiful e 3.Bedroom 3~ bath condo <L. .. We have l,lttlngs of many other homet C1l1 vs for your needs CORBIN -MARTIN . CONDOMINIUM _ Th,iB 2 Bedroom Condmlnlum in Fairlane Gardens is like newr with carpeting, ne\11 drapes. freshly painted: En- joy the bea u tifully landscaped ground~. pool and sauna. 90o/,. financing available. Only $18,000. Call ' .,·=· -·~ Newport leach Fixer Upper $36,000 Future View HARBOR VIEW ""'"'· 4 BR. homo, fm>Uy !Plu nn. J'liew carpet. Fee land. ·" I OKI\ I I. 01\0\ ~" HIW V'"" • 1 ----:-'~~:;:::;==~l~~E PRODUCER I ' FEE · $24,500 °"'"'''"''"' • •• 11, '"'' f • ' • '' .,. , r~. Lovely four' bedroo1u home For th is i mm a c u J ate, Prfinc location. S'l20,000 n•.I on pool slxed lot wllb family upgrndE¥) 3 lJC<lroom, 2 room, breakfast nook, laun· ·baths, only 2 nliles fron1 the 1J fi, dry room. large, slUlny be h • 11 ·n patio w!U1 lots of. privacy· -ac · se i!l' wi ~ loan · fees so you caJJ buy FHA ".V.( .)80 ®gree: panoramic view. wilh·as little as•$1,00) dewn, Truly prtced beJo,1• n1arket. or Y«l may want to assume -Come and see this. Open the ex\sling loan at only Sat & Sun. -SSlSandcaslle. "'"ff,, IONES · llfAtTY INC. ESt'!" .17141 e73.e210 I $105,000. 6~ -~ . . OF£N-11L 9 • fT'$ Ft.IN 10 BE ~(:E' . . ~ 11~$ill'll ~~:1~ri~*:~ ... .!!, *MESA VERDE* a ,\'Al l(f H I\ 111 :,~/ DUPLEX PACESmER ,:;1, + TENNIS COURT ... ri""' . + PARK . :;;:;. 00 UI ~ut thi!I tuper du: ,ti. . plex with, 3 BR • 2 SA owners uru.t and t'00!2Y one rental Mt6 ..tmm L pull)' po.ti('~ J)Ubllc ,,.. t.mrt COl,trU. .. J!;.< $92,500 . CaB ...... 7211 ·"'-I=-.=~.,---,== llf" • a..tfled A•JI • • • 642-567' • Any~ lo U>e DEST DAY to Pr' nan an adl t>on'I dMay ••• • 1:1/ CALL l>All.Y P"J.OT ... ... You'.ll tind ll In Cliwlflcd , i:: . -. . .. • I A sharp :t OOdroom home \\ilh large 12 x 24 screened recrealion l~ of lthe tnm- ily room. PIU'i?!!ke yard, and !fe'J)Urate 1nuter bedtoo1n -iUJlC, /Jn N1r,r1 nAll fY & ASSIJC IAf ES • 2001 w. ~ ltfd. Newport llll;ti·CNitof~ •~HO ~GAMBLERS -DEJ;tGHT" Buying an l.nwstn1ent prop- ~ is aJways a bit of a pmble. But with the duplex v.~ just tis1ed in Ne-.rport He:lghts, tbe chance IQ win Is iireatly increased. Prlmt: location, new carpet, new paint, Just a f(M' Yt"8J'S old. ~pW'ate enclo9ed lru'ag('!I. . Don't pass on this one. Hap. J)lness Is Diall11t -64.>m for an . appointmenl with a profesSIOnBl -• R~ CArpe1,, ne;i.ltora. · .. . , . TENNIS, POOLS CLUB fl--+ 2 _ Very.cle,n l.BR. lfji baths. cottages on large corner lot e All builtins (including. gas ELEGANT MANSION East Costa l\lesa, income . S.B·Q) , EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 1 Family rm., frplc., bltns, Home 2 P·~t, 1 Land, carp., drapes. $47,500. N"ear' st. ""'"Joachim. j CAYWOOD REAL TY Be<Irooms. 2 Baths. Dining , * 541-12" * Room. Fireplace $45,950. Ba·c-k B y .. Breathtaking view of blue $150 mo. ST:lO do w n .• Plu.shuge,guesthouse ·~LO FA"M TR.ACT \Vaters, Newport Harbor ~. $37,500 on sales • 011ly $31,900 -Low:-do\vri SUpel' 5 BR ot' 4.& tame nn, Call Anytime. 646-0555. I"='-=;.:•;,_ ___ _ COMPLETELY redecorated, 3 BR, 2 BA, lrg. den, many new extras. Vacant. 2300 sq. ft. $62,000. 646-319'2. ' Balboa-hlond · . and the islands. Gated drive contract. ~ !18r.win relilty ihc. 3 BA, front rm plus tremen- and m~Hicent couh yard *TRl-PLEX $47, .... 9'8 ~1~ • (24 h.rs) gr;si;,~11:ff._,~'el~::; i~~ cjtry, 11Mass_ivc !rowalls ol Excellent Colta ;Mesa. Loca---1 ___ _ _ _ 2 story gem.: The 14scPg ~ ll;SS o er view. m h~ge ti~n Close t~ shop~lng, JUST A SPLASH AWAY both in btint end bade i,.<I hv1ng room, fo1 ~ dining theater & hospital. Don t be from Hat Slt1t11\IBR DA yS tops. PticeCI a( onl).' $41,500. area, gourmet" kitchen and late. • ' · hide-a-way master -suite, JOHN CAREY REALTORS , can be yours "'ith this lal'gc with xlnt erpts &--drps. Hand hewn beams ai:id uni-Call 557_2022 H/F pool. 3 bedroonis, Don't mi~·this, it's ti beaut qtll' brick work. 'FORCED lamily room, dining roon1. famlly borne... · · &LE! call 645--0303. . .• BY 0w}lcr Back Bay. CUslom 1% baths, corner lol for If home, 4 Br, 3 Ba, den & lge privacy. \Valk lo l\Ule · Lrf'TLE BALBOA tsLAND family rm. Near all sc!Xxils. Square Park. $44,950, CALL " New Orleeru chmner, '\Vonderful quiet street. Will today,. The Real Estate 531·5111 ( :;;;.J '5,31·'SIDI 1llage Re<il Est 11e Including 4 B/3 B, lanai, show 2 to 5. $62,000. Prin. Fah", 536-2551. · · HOME AND ~~·.-:;;.~'~!,.::: .... it s'::'~m~=-SIDE HOME, REPO BEACil LOVERS' • INCOME PLUS!!! ing. ·Sll5.000. 20% down, 1-~~=-==-== high b<ams, shag, +bon"' $750 !>OWN , T\\·o 2 Bedroom lfonies plus financing avail. ' rn1, many trees on Rr-2. 3 2 or 3 BR· Townhouse, bge $3.7,500 , Bachelor, Plus 1-leated and TEO H. VANOI.JNG BR, 2 BA. No Bries. All nun pus room dhlc gar filtered Pool. I.nts of trees iii<;;nii4 .. ) .i838-iiii544-0iiii;i.6ii73-0ii47ii4i... ternlS. $28,750.,,..Call early, .swin1 pool. few left. Hurry!' Heavy shake roof on ·this allif shruhs. \V!i,lk to 5110~ 645-Ta57 ::........,_ 557-9144 or 842-4421 ramhllng ~alif, ~h hOme. pi!lg. $59,500. Cal 646--0555. W11terfront & 'Pier MESA VERDE-CN.'ller: Nr Firtt PionHr Realty 1CeJ'8mic t111':' kitchen, all the · dbl lot, lrg house \\'/yrd schls. 48R-38A, ul1l nn. atcst app 1ances. Isolated . B o 64"' A991 ne\\'. master suite -and v8.nity : Y wner ,,...... Mint ·cond, nicely ldscpd, FOR sale by ov.:ner -·Roof!IY bnlh. 4 Beitroom, plush. car- Assume VA. $53,950. Ph: 4 BR T1bi;iron _condo, 11v. pets a'nd .der.orator'"drapes. · 557-8141 . -rm.iandln. • ~·· BA -Loadl!l·Pf·squaroe-foo~-and . BY Owner. Nr. So. Cst. JOU 1• nn., pi[ • 2-car a et1&'t.om iloor plail with a ' Piata. Sharp 2 Br ~ l'h Ba gar., el~ opener, water hig lalindry room. Blocb to . $1200 dn. T.O. CI 7o/o soft~, crpts & custom beach, Hu1Ty ft 'n'On't·lalt! pymnts $259/per mo. dr&>s thruout. Pool & BKR 962-SSn' · S.U-ll03, ~ · clubhouse. $38,500. 963-5800 · . $3,500 PRICE REDUCTION CO"ONA DEL. COME SEE BY owner, Meadows.Home. 2 LEASE OR LEASE/OP· 3 Br. fireplace, lots or trees, yrs old. 2_,100 sq n, 4 l_rg f;\r, TIO~ on l\\o'O Villa · Plicific , room to grow. By owner 2~ ha, dm rm, frPlc tn fnm condos. Both vacant 1 and HOT? WOWI after 6 pm. 642-2120 rm. bltns, $46,900. 963--4.181 · $280/mo, • 1 TRIPL.F .... "( l blk. to beaciies. This is a real COQl 3 BR., 2 ~IESA Verde, 4BR. 2BA, 2· S'1'9RY 4 Br. 3 ,Ba. & " , larwjn 'realty lnc. MAR.VIEW l\I!~~IB;;a1t~· ~~ ba. CdM hon1e on a 45 ft. cust deoor, iffiffiil.C. beaut Family, Aswme ~·G~o loan · 968 4~05 R·2 lot, beautifully decom.t-landscaped. 545-6023 · princ. plus equity. 962--0538 · Lovely 3 bedroom and den or Corona del M11r ed, incl. rel/freezer bl!n only El Toro El Toro 1 4 bedr9om hon1e with · ~t;~~:'}.ii~f.'~:I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;'!,;;;;;;;;;;·-;;;;;;;;;,I .like-new carpets and ALOHA, YOU'ALL kiteh., sep. den. r 1n. Open BY Ov.mcr, 3 BR,-~l BA, d "" ~f ve-· dltl house Sat/SUn. 12-6. 617 bltlns, trplc, quiet st. 430 ra.,..~ .• o in . CO'). on, P\lt c..n your murriu Ol' saro1ig Marigold. . . Esther $32,SOO. ' 337..,jl,,f17, No pool size yard, built-in wet & come see our · Ha\\'tlii 5 MPL ,.- "'"" • b.'!ill-in . B .;~.· Q. Week SP<'dal .. Enjoy , tloe E E bkrs. · • Breakfai;t l)rt'a 111 k1tcfien. blue Pacific from your Vt:ry Re•I E•fllte · 67>2101 L'RG. Park Like l'l'd, 3 BR, 2 In. exclu. Si)"<! con1munity o"'tl shake roofed dialt!t. 3 ""'" E • ~---H BA .. tjev.·ly crptd hOme On th I ~ h ~_.., 'UH1llt wy .• Cdl\t 11 " I' I 'I d I \1·1 pr1va I.' ""ac cs -Bdnn ·split level on a lo\ielv qu e ..,u -ue-sac n " esa e S70.000. t;n.855(). R.2 lot. Only t19,500. • '$87,509 Mar. $34,500. 847-J!l(E, """'"" ..... ;..., ,.,,, NICE/ Moh>lo! . .' IR'¥'JNC-TED RACE BY ow,,,,.,4 BR', 2 BA. bltni. Unlv_trslty Realty ft-~ shag cpts. many x-ll'as. nr. 3001 E. Crt. Hivy. 673-6.i,O 4 BR .. 2\~ BA, 2 frplcs, di~ &,>. . Coast i:..a.ia, $32,950, Jng, secluded gardens, brick 54frl!l87 OPEN DAILY patm, PJayliousc. Fee )an~.LR ~"'0""'2"",-to-,y-,-,'Ohd--o,-4-B-R, -=====::::;:=o:·~i -Ver/ sharp 3 bedroom Lusk Owner. (7l1) -rl7-1212. or 2\~ ba, Newport Rl\"ier&. Huntington Hooey -Harbor View home. New _494-"':l::.;02,;1:;,· =~=~~-I $36.000. PrinC:. only. ~ Spacio~<i ~Br 2 Ba on 111.1per patqtiE't floors and bright SUMMER· IN OL' SEU.ING Horµe. By. owner. \\o1dc loi. sest\·JIUnt 'Bd1 yellow carpet5. Beautiful CORONA Exce~ '"IU'Ca. 4BR, 2 neighborhood. hnn1ac COl)d. land9cap00 yard \\'1lh !oun· Collect rent tor Ifie winter, full B~. :sa.soo. 5*-5777 \\•;t)Jt.\ns, shag C"'"""'IS 1...-taln ·.covered puilo ·mature low p' rice, $44,500:•~ Call * NEAT le' 3 ~ 2 '--.,.. l _-"'-"" -'-s and ·"ew of-• F c llll, u1·, .... , or lrutd!lt.itJ)lng'. m1 !Or ooat! ~=-vi """~" ee Denl500 As.'i:OC. 673-7311. ?.teStt Vt'rde home.· C81J Suhl1\it krw d\\11, trndc1, land, 1226 Sea~ l -a p.m. HARBOR VU HILLS 54S-53U ·r.J).'!(. P1il'M right at CALL 67s:7225 .;;..:=:::..~-.:....: __ _ $;14,409. Call~. · DR•"•TtC t..wdt: Pri. pooJ.g. lot. 3 br, 2 Dine PO•nt 1 ~ ba, tam r1n. $79.500:. Incl. -,1 TIL New split> Jew! duplex on l~i la11(J, 3 car g'ar. Owner }Zll 2 BR, 1 ~ BA, ~ s1ory, 'c:iose V. E. ~ & Co. lots. South of H\ftl'. Separate Outrigger, 644-5467. . lo rni11'lna, cpt/drps, lg' sun . ..,.._ · __ ~:t>ld . JQr con1plete J>riV y. d .k. ~$.1.1500._ ot!Y.h5029.__~-_ r ' \ --tAKE FORESt--~: ~· • . 5 Bedroom . . . --. Plus POOL --:-' . Elegant 2 story home includes many fi~ ,features sucQ as: · · 'r 1 Shag Carpeting 'Throughout· Eye Cat~bfng Llving·Roofn , · -and Atrium ' . . . 'Huge. family room w/wet bar .. 3 baths-· · Airy Kitche~· with pau lhr~ugh win do,w-buUt-ins _......,:ll<~l~!ed _,.,...,.., ---...--1 with slide ~ Outdoor . gas ~arbeQue · Automatic garage door . ·opener . ~. . t nd more . . Off•od for first ,tlmo by .ownw. Pilnclpal1 only l!,rlnd at .only $52.900 " Call 837"4239 ' • ' • • ·. ' . -· ' . • • .....,, Jlli) I. 1'171 I~ [ --Wo J~[ -"'Wo I~ [ -"'Wo ----iiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ -Comm e rcl1I 1. "-ti ...... -· _H_un_1_lnfl __ .,_•,,.•.,.•_•_•h~= lrvlne .L --;;;;;:;;;;;llN;;;;;dl;;;;;;;;;~~L;..,..;;;;;;~llNch;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;I MoM Vordo lffwport -~ IN·;;;';;;w::po;;;rt~BH;;;;;';;;~;;;;;;;;;;j Property I 1-======I llllRI HOUSE r====== --N HOUSE s•T & SU REPUBLIC nnu•o NEW I" !ST TIME offered • N'pt. I I• • • "''I''· 4 IR--$43.'50 . UPPEl THREE~ARCH •11~~·S Elepnlli d...,..tfd 4 BR. 3 DMn JIG CANYON »lvd. 9.2<' Retum Jpend· [ (· ............. I~ I -"' .. I~[ --. ... w. l~ I I~ 151 -w"tll'r1 -Included In lhll -ls..... BA. 3!00 ... ti. W/Opaclous ·wmcLIFF $6 7 0 El..... beA<'h ..... horn<. able Income. Realtor ~~100 1~---1---.._a.1 . ... 1:~1:'00 Fred_ encllc o r'.~LAR"c"E liLmily room, ~11 arranred 32271 Vltt9 De Cat1lhi1 .. 'S.L. deck of.f ~ ... °""1-..dll!!'dl 5,· 5 . Gn1.."l't\ll .rarden living I Condom I I ·~ kit~-2 bath u-•ed • ----tuture pir... "ormo nR u ....... ....,c ... -' I• ""'· ·-·Jy n umt. GARAGE ........... room with · "'"'1,I• •· _..... " f /~· z ' ''"""~"' " uUJI .. w l I I "W~.TOTl!.CEETKIAOS~~y • ~.., carpt>t1ng and drapnie1, LAGUNA NIGUEL nn .. a.e:oUy rm. w ._, Private drh-e lhnt IRON outdoor orlt-nted 4 Br~ 21;, --''"•r;....;••;;.lc;• ____ _.H'-'01 .. n.u... 'CUltom Ooonng and !tone eathednil beamed celllua;, • ftrep\ace11, carpets, drapei, GAT"• 1 I d I Ba horn~. l..u.'111.rious custom 'n~ XI t •-pl. ..... fl .......... ace CORDON Bl.EU lo Taite a look at lh1·s 4 bed 2'L b th h •-·U•·'·• -0 •• ex tra• Loi> 0 sec u .e< r ~ n .......,. an ""' •"l"' • 1 • lan!:e cOmpletely fenced t rm. 711 a ome ~ ooo'" • ...... :,'"''"' ..... 1 S park-Uk~ i:round* In pnnic fe11.11u'<!1 include a recircu· ~ I: daddy'• prtvacy. kitchen, ~uet formal din-and a ~t location. A real l ocated on approximately ¥• acre. Many ._, · v .. ner . ....., wan westclitt Estates. H and lltHng bot "':&tel· J1.):ilte1n~ Quiet ct.11-dNac. Shq cpt. J.n&', S~Ptnl' at•irs to\!~· value, Call toda)'. p roducinJ fnut trees, electric kitchen, COV• • Dr., M0-3632. "hewn door·and antique fnir-bldt-t,~-tl'Mh atmUlher & • $1it950. ~ n: ol ~ms, V"1s"10· ft ered patio. Moderately priced. $39,950. Mfsslon~v1e1e ttnt1 entry. Elf'gant parlor nian)' othen that add l'65(' ' ,· .,1800 ~oEL' ,, 1-tve ~,..... .. ~~enthO!.: • . -· y.1th ceUtn;: high fll't>plan'l . &: eh~ to your !Ue S()•h! ~ ~ • MISSION VIEJO Hld""'8-way master imlte. In this n1011t tuP«b of all ! Sett CUl.*UAI lot tn the mutel' suite has' priya.te red h II • LAGUNA NIGUEL . U1riLry A mwiic chambr". 11li\"ah? tlr£"tl3 ilJ Ne<4'POrt ~~~ ~Vtng~y1':l: lao:="pergne "if#,all~ud~ay:.~undl · .. ~,-i . . i. If you bitve a 'growing family and are in· Four-~~~~~n kit· ~n~!U::r:.a~.~r:~ !:~i'·u,?:J!~~~":: • CONDO-Vacant, TREES, (&.rdeni, PCJQ), 3 BR, 2 BA . $13,000. Low down or will rent w/O!)ll. to buy. 6TJ·!it.ll • 642-3645. Bkr' GREAT tp: &hdter, O~·n your.own 1 BR Apt. LaguM. fleill" lleWer Park, ocean. $11.SOO. 4S...1$i.97 Income Property 166 tonnal DIR. Frpl. We could ,.....,._ \.41 terested in a great buy, take a look at t!Us c~n. Yard offers croquet. kitchen. Banquet'" tormal lly now to ~ this ao oo and oo. add d ,,. _ _...._ 4 bedrm family rm home. Almost 2400 sq tt: ba · lie ball B' dining. Enterta.lners patio. honil'. '"' ress an h=uuns. REALTY mmton or"° Y . ~ lush gardens 1\114 prl\~le Donald ~I. Bi.n.l, Associates "EXCEPTIONALLY BKR 962-5511 Univ. Park Center, Irvine ModesUy priced at $44,954 enough for a pool. P.take thi! ................. n-...t R al NEW 56 UNIT _,.,,,, :;;r· a "must see." Phone today ......... .., ....... ""'.,,., new· 00 I' tors CLEAN" C811 Anytime, 552---1-.. Ozntu U• 500 tN&.rkel. BETt'ER JIURRY! 5 Ton,.. Pines L..arwo , Dt-luxe Carden Appartment. AdU1t oocuP'ed 2 Story ·• 3 DESPERATE OWNER Office hours 8 AM to 8 PM 494~9794 e.w.,....... .,_, Nf'l''POl't Beach, Calif. 20(Y;, lst cw:ner deprecht· -· 211 Bo. One •of the HUGE CORNER · "' -<7m &tlJ.mt ll<<>. O.hD>e adult """"· n:k:ert lf'U· You'D lave it! .MEitEDrTH . ~ ''In the New City "'21 1"' N. ·COAST HWT. BAYCREST locatl'd in ho1tr11t Anaheim "'KEEP ON TRUCKJN• •· GARDENS OL lrvlne" ~· LA•~•A HACH nportment • r • •. All ~ 'to San Diego • -~ 11 *1ST OFFERING* am<!nitle• tnclutllng A/C. -Grove Fn"'. Xlnt St-..::t:"'" !iv rn;,c fml din lhommmaoculwla.!_e ~.:.al' Yd~rolld'!""l'"'l,...~!----""l"'! .... ':!" ... '!"'----By orig. 0wnt'r. Custom built dlMwuher• built-Iris, JI. J .,....,..... "'' v'"''"' -.~ l'L k F -~ L k F 1 -t BR+ lgl' Fam Rnl open: lumi~ted c<.'ilings, ~ tc. ., 1 .acre C-2 property. W(!S'f.. m1, huge sep l<im rm, w/l. gardens. Quiet cul-de-sac • • P• .. , a • ores OPEN HOUSE. SUN., ~UL.Y ing 10 28. 00\'l'red outdoor Priced very reasonably. · ~ ~4.-l"' "}-balhS. One to -eccari. adjolmng lovely greenbclt lnl ;;;;;:;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; • tst'. 1-5 ~I : 309 CANAL ST., lhing aroa. llugi "---C.R. -$18$.~ do'Y.'n & hrur 1mm "WE HAVE IT" MaKe Oifei:. "The Ranch" •• Irvine's R · L k H N.B. , · Fomial D.R. Sep. Muter romnutmcnt for $590~000-~--n-~ Blvd. locati·on. I' planned community. 15 min-.a. e ·~st TAh"E A GRA~D ~UR Suite. T\r.'O Palos Verdes HUIT)', \here Aren't many £"£ouac ~.,, utes from Fashion Island --VIG 'Aith )'our ho8t !{al llnd 'frplc11. Lge fenced bk yd. llke Lhl!1 nround. ?.1'1'. Mis· 4.25 acres C-4. Comer Site. .1.• ._.71 • ., "IOJ Newport Beach. Aniong t ~ S3?..JZ:JGl Of 837 •217 LOVELY 3BR. 2 BA, fan1 sec luxury living at 1111 Pi-inc. Only ~7500 l"kllw I ~ Ph 639-1500. ,__ (:::I -Orange Orchards. Reduced -V -v rm, cpts .J.::drps. Alondrtt. OOst. 3 BR, l ~i BA on lhc [-:;.:j~;:.';;;'ii'{,-;,...;.f.-T" "IF I HAD A HAMMER" t S40 900 By ownr. Prlnclpa:ls only, watt'rfront tn c'xclusi\'e 30x75 COMMERCIAL I ~ for 10. acres . we Assume 6¥4% VA loan ° ' . ENJOY THE PRESTIGE 830-4480 Newport Beach. c ALL. VACANT LOT, nr. Pavilion a UNITS • haw half ot it. 5 Acres ol OF LAKEFRONT LIVING N rt B ch 87()-8j67 011 Balboa Penln. 0\\'00r I Excellent R-5 property. Quick posses!ion -sharp ewpo H • "'ill trade for '? $J9.50'.> full Sho,"·~ $1939 J:l'OU 11pe_ndabl<.'. I. _ 1 ,AJTI • super 4 bdrm & family rm., Realtors 546-00Zl T h is beautiful 5 BR, 2 story borne has every. BLUFFS CON-DO'·s o -~ . price. Plan for new duplex O\l,fW'r has hail 110 \'acan<·y . --~~~~ ... "·~ ceramic tile in kitchen and I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I thing. Convenient activity area upstairs, low l'tl--u" 1nc'I . for l\\'() years, 2 1 BR, 4 2 '--,Y--... baths. wood shaJie roof. tull 11 . mainten anc.i.-"ard-with patio-, BBQ pi ' shut~~-Your choice at S!H.500 .llltl~I 21-NEWf>oRT Pl~EA'L.1"/-..U.R......L3~11--ft_2_1a_u.nJlnol -1 ,....&ru.b1e-~l~n. 'qtlallt}' UNIVER~ITY"PA'RK -;r *-Crea! view + location, '3 673-3'.)58 rooms. $8:..!XXI I.Dlin and "''\I I inn Beech Blvd., H.B. carpeting & decor. Very REDUCED $3,00011 fle board ar.ea & your own privat e boat BR, 2 BA end unit on Vista ~ · cnrry sniaU set.'Ond: 10 yrs. '"!!!!!!!!!CA!!!!IL!!_ !!842'!!!!Ml8!!!!..,!!!!!! ?~sePP• . .,.'•. beaHceh-~,'chooy 01•u f 5 Bdnn, .2~~ ba., family rin, dock. $74,400. ' *CaFu~el ,~aseoo111dred, !3003 BY'R·+ ··-'tl A Newport Shores · old g~1 ~'",::':i!e eou1 n~·7• i 1: .,.,... · •" sep. home. Convenient to all 1rst 1me o e 515 W. Commonwcw 1 \'., ~~a. "r, "..,,._•ione .j , TWO BLOCKS chance to live a little! Full facilities". Reduced to TRI-LEVEL COMFORT den, 2\-21!A erxl unit. Prime • Fullerton Calif. UNDER S40.000. 3 BR. Ph. 639-1501. ~ price, U5,950. call HOME $46,900. HURRY BEFORE Large s tep-<lown family room, 3 BR, formal greenbelt on Vista Dorado. ' Principal• only ~--·TO BEA.CH BROKERS INC. 962-88til.-IT'S GONE! To see th.is dining area. $47,950 . Leasehold only $410 yr. Propcorty Hou~ 642-3.S50 best buy, call Toni Escobar, Owner -675-3535 for app't, S C COTTAGE BY $24 000 REALTORS 64~2430 ATRIUM ENTRY' WAY 4 BR·. 7100 SQ. rr. •• 10!!'°"10 &ntr:v-!~~ ~~Aa heavy 3BR 2BA, ove~ ~-bl gar., ~Lfc,~ -B~~ ~eau1l!ully& d:~rate.d : Bttfahmily$43home. ~~·t"~°";a~ ~t7~ BIG CANYON R21V~~~::!~~ct;;;a3u~~i -lbake roof, Cf1ZY family 00' x 100' fenced harlot, eld';'C rep Ce s, gar en c en. ,500. vacuum, 3 car gar, 61, 21 Royal St. George OCf"An vlew!i, beam cetll...,.s, -'-·,.pr! .. ate ''ult Jiving bltin R/o, eating ' Ill 1·, """ W'ndward Lane N-port D-och ··• ro;;;;·wru:· stoo:'1~place, rm, fam/llv nn., FA ht, LOVELY 4 BR w/great *Our Homes Have Private Club Me be h' ies. ut"M 1 • ·-99 · \\'alnut paneling, lrpl c, I I w/w crpts & drps, lrg i5x23' fully encl. patio, fam. 22953 R"d R . m rs 1P · Ne\\'J>Ort Beach .. • · I..rg cust home on ~U1 pa'tlo, rourtyd entry \\'frais-,.,;;:;;;;:;;;;;;.:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;.; buae muter au te/van ty , nw1ter-sulte.-$1.alG-dn. rm. w/regulation slato-pool -~~ _ _J_ ge_ ~u_1' _ EA !!.L FU S_S_!; L!il AN ..Fan·ay. 5 lux. BR ed 11und~. Untque-s:ea rot: -;:A-NTAsTiC~FODRwww ~. Gourmet"""l"i t c'h en / ts 1 than renl table. Locat(.'(( across trOm (cross sfr!8t• Muirlands), El TorV ~EAL TOR w/outstandir« Lrr den &. lag<.' des1gnS-on custom lols S8t.=. F".l'. 112_000_ O.P. 'totally equipped. B•·g y-·'. w pyrn ess ., .. ,, ~~ ot"-1t r tu-s Open ,~ ..... park & El Camino Real ~ "'"r a :rac. ea '" · in mature peighborhood. ' C8rpel!I onJy 11 n1o'J1 old. IJ School. Red carp et L a.. I L.d I I N OC FRONT Sun 1-5 1\1 I I ho n__ll 7 Near So. Coast Plaza & ... S.D. i... Priced for lllle! BI<R aguna -ch 1 0 1 • EW EAN · ' ....... _,1-oc e _me Pt' ~F"'')'. Grent oo·nl'1" unit plus ..-·Realtors, 833-3380. • I lliii Ti'iillil~ar San Oementc. .,. . 1 .! 962-5511 531·5101 ( ,•,",,,) 531·58"0 --· --1---DOP["° 49'l-7~. t("rr1 1c 111\·~11ncn!! A t1'r " Laguna Beach *FAMILY EXPANDING?* Ll_DO BAYFRONT HOP.IE Ch ""'' fl d pl I p t FRANCISCAN This spacious home has 4 40 feet of sanely heh on the lluge 4 sru'm.' up; 3 Bdrm. .!f~RRY ~NL\' 4 LEF'T n:nls.c:i'!J"',11 ~~_1-;i':';1n reu~fu FOUNTAINS GRANDMA'S HQµSE, Opeft House Sun. 1·5 BR., 3 ba. & family rm., bay. Li\'c 011 the quietesr Dn. High ceilings, beanu;, *BEACH HOUSE * OCE,\N VIB\V ·lot. WHI take 1st )'c•ar. cun nmo,•! &15·21JJ. "BIG SUR" -S<.'pe.rate family • · th' 419 Panorama new carpeting &:very.clean! Wl'I or the hay w/2 rental glass \$169 ooo Good finan-1 1 6 units. $22,000. including ""' I OP!Ntri 9 rm, formal dining rm, 4 \iaS never so sweet as is NEXT TO EMERAW BAY, FalfWoos Mt. vie,vs. $62,500. units to help d!'fra,y th<.' clng.' ' ' In ?id ·.Balboa, pus nco1ne plans. ~9".-8264. lrg bedrm1, plus a sundeck. 1'n·utet"4e BhRe.art111 of·BAF, =~ big view of the bay; 2 BR., -* R·3 ~ ACRE * OOst. 1 unit 2 Br, a lir sitting llORVATH °REALTY u~ntt. Slcps lo OC<.'Rn & only S I An fl• V. [. fl°"11rd & Co. Onl $S2 200. Call 11 El -Carioo Village; sur· rm., 3 Ba. Upper, .2 Br, 2 Da 4g.i.a&15 673 1972 Ui.OCIO. Seo Sun. 11-4 at ~17 an a a ~ ...,. .:-~....._ Y ' • Valley. Have your own baJ1. 2 Ba., frplc .. beams, brick rounded by Cleveland Nat'!. Ba. Re~ .~t. 2 Br, 2 ~a. ve ' ~ E. Balboa. B\\'d. . 846-~351 oc 847-8531 diamond in your back yard patio: fenced dog run. Forest; beautiful Oak trees. A.II 3 ap!s, have sweeping Harbor View Homes *CHANNELFR.ONT* HEATED 38' pool. 1mmac 2 - and only $31,950. at S% ~~nnudedgh!i.rta~nex~ftl~ Rural environment. Mt. view or bay. 4000 11.f .. In Palermo Model Duplex. Nl'\1·1y remodcll'<I, story, ~· · 5 brm, den, fam ' I ' • , down . Seller will help pay ,,...... l'WIU views. Will take 3 bldis. bldg. In excellent condition. A stone's throw from 'v.i1h lovely patio, pier & rlml ·oo'•'' IUba.h.3 lca31:• ~-buyl'rs costs. Call · special buy at $62,SOO. $8,500. Below mkt. at $225,000. Fashk>n Ialand. 2-Sly. beau-float. $98,500. 1 c c g • "'-,...e for PERFORJ.L\NCE PRESTIGE HILL PLUS * RANCH SI'YLE HOJ\.IB * Owner may finance. Call: ty: 4 BR.;2 frplcs., "'!<bar, ~NEWPORT BEACH ~'til·:de-sac. $49,.500. Prl. ?r-1-==:~~~i.'li~~""""° 1 --~*~841:!7~-3584~,-.'*~=~ I UNEXCELLED VIEW. On larg<.' Jot with hills & Bwister Creely, Bia. boat· pte, gye-f'-n·6e 11, REALTY 67S.16421,,;Y,..-.,,84,..'-_2';-J<.,-____ _ $24 50D TOUCH OF SPAIN' Step-down from the irl>acious ocean ViE'\vs. Move-in cond. * 646-6338 • clubho115e, pool &: much 2677 Nl''A'JlOrl Blvd. N.B. Westminster '. • Close to the beach, cantina entry galleria Into a 22x28 3 Bctnns., 2 ba's.; \\'ann RARE CHARM more. A good buy at $83,900 ' - bedioom start<.'r home kitcht?n/fam rm-w/ceramic living rm. w/one wall of panell!d family rm., beam EDJ::lish C.Owitry famil y CAPRI REALTY 64-1-75?5 OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 2 Sl"R.Y. 4 bdr. 2 ba., 1v/'A' not far from bi?ach. Copper Hie Ooors. Uniq u e I y selected· gold ore l'OCk fram. ceil., rock lrplc. Room for a home. 60 Ft. lot. 4 4 BR . 3200 SQ. r-r. 15 POINT SUR c-rpt., drp., nev.iy ll~ .. kettle kitchen, 2 vanity decorated th r u out . '3 ing a raised hearth lrpl. pool. Reduced to $48,900. Bdrms./baths. HW!:e liv. s·~RS. Ow. Form. di n rm, SPYGLASS HILL lg. lruxbcp. yd. Ir. lg. pano. F..d Rkldle Realtor 646-81111 baths. Owner says one year Bedroom, 2 bath. Won't last Elevated din. rm. en)>ys the ENGLUND rm., rec. nli. & din. rn1. \\'Cl bar, new crpt, dra, "''fill N<!w Spyglass Hill hqn1e v.'ith 892-ti002 DOCTORS & INVESTORS old washer, dryer, ref:rig go 11.t th.is price $35,500. "CALL splashing waves by day &: $152 500 paper. 2436 \Vi.ndward Lane, \'iew of N~JX)l't Harl)l)r & with"""•-fur '•"l. sa'e. ~The~~Re~al;...;E;"":;;;';~-:;....F-... _:· • avenue of lights by night. REAL ESTATE i.IDO REALTY Nc"·port Beach. ONLY Catalina lslarxl. 4 BR .. 21 ~ I 1 ~ ATTENTION mm. ~"'T""_..,.1.r .., ~2551. -17x24 1rfstr. suite ~oeJed in 318 TllALIA 494-809.l 3377 Via Li do, N'pt. B<.'ach S98,000. bnths.' ?.fany upf,.".l'lldt'd ex· 21 """'' unit,.,., CMita hlesa. ~ OOMY 2 STORY resawn Cedar stained to a * 67,_7300 * EARL FUSSELP.IAN tras. ;u1.ooo. ~!!!!~ •miles 10. b~ach. AC(.'{'lenited MeNCIJth Gardens R -_,.. · · soft PI a t In um gray, l•guna Niguel REALTOR . Tur,,er Assoc. d t· rec1al!Q!!_ OI?~~nlly.J --l 4 -im:-3-btr.'3-eargarage .. hi.lie 3 Bdnn. OOme w/Earl~ c.'OIJl'dina.ting Yi/the same -::'.:::::::-::'.'::::::::::::::'."'.O'.:...."M"e"""'l'=V=•,,rcle~===-l-~c.;~~~~~=· =Jtt~wy .. Laguna creage , . income $54,000: for Dramatic entry. Plush Car-~~/ri~~~-~~ ~ :~f:1u::d ~~ ~ 3 :~25!. '!1!! ti!';~ew -WEST BLUFF 494-1177 Anytime ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; det~~; c~~AL ESTAU: *96 Units* .eENTitAL COSTA f.fE&\ Sl ,280,IXKl. I ' !' $13,333. per unit _ .. pets •• Trl,;level. $56,500. yard and fresh pairrt; Walk ba. on another level. Only overlooking El Niguel Goll Op. en Formal garderis, shl'!lt~ ·20 STEPS To •SPOT FOR RANCH• 548-U68 (lr 833--058-I I ---'GEM to scbools &: ~-Charm: $119,500. Course. Many decorator ex-terrace, pools, P u 1 t 1 n g 5 to .. 25 Acres, le\'el land Best *WOW* 20"/e NET* ~~~t , Hwy.,~k ~~L~t~ ~.PET MAGNIFICENT V I EW. tras. $49,000, 0 w n er greens. 3 Br, 2 Ba! $45,000. THE 8£ACH.c__ Perris Lake Location Zoned On annuul gross of $2l ,!XXI 1 . aianning 2-sty.,.Blue Bird 493-2618• • 11:, ~~:ii Bar-B--Que Steak5 (lnd-~·akli for horse11, P.fobile I-fome 12 U ALJ....2 Bdrm Unfum. I . rishlngl~~E !,A~~ old F~~~rn~~o~~1-~~! ~~it:~; o~. b ~~~\~.o 3 3 Br{.;,~~~ House-Sun MUsr sell& Now, ·~yshores ~~m N~~p~iv~a~~ck~u~~ OK.~~ iyia~ESA • 1 ye$25.l~paD~~r;rtrm !• Celif. cl!issic Is only a short of these FllA &-VA homes, Bednns., 2 Ba. N t c e 495-0:62 f:r eo,u~~· .J!! ~t2BtR. )'our luxury DUPLEX. 2 548-21ll J6•JC, return on do"''" PLUS I Walk away' located in a workshop plus a bonus rm. OWNER 3 s 2 Ba ' w pa kl, '"" s g. larg' e units In llke new con--"!"'""'""!:!!!!!""'~~~I DEPRECIATION 0 contact • . r, , Wet + room to expand. 2595 · n<! i 1 p 154 ,._5022 I ·most deslra le area. This Is KASABIAN Rush on this! $79,500. . bar, Vu, cpts, drps, $47,cm. 42987'R, A2""s'"'A St, 01 Crestview Dr 7141646-9079 dition. ~ive in one unit a · us nett roperty L.YNat REALTYe 83 no fish story, at $33,450. it's Hillie 11,fcCormack Realtor 495-5582 , , cpts, drps ' enjOy 1ncom<.' lroJ11 tht? 7 IJNITS--(75 000 a-steal. C&ll . Real Estate 962..6644 1000 N. Coast Hwy. 494-7551 2-car ge. $36,50'.>. qr 644-7lll. other. $90,00>. Call Now!! liVO LOTS TOTAL HH'x200' .f· 1 1 tor PERF0Rri1ANCE I E Lido Isle Owner/Agent S.19--0744 EASTBLUFF 646--Tln. CHOICE LOCATION, Hun· • * 847-3584 • BY owner. Accepting pro-PR M • • • • E BY Owner beautiful trl-level 3 BR, 2Y.i ba, nu X Plan. QPENTIL o. "'S FUN TOBE NICll llngton Beach, Z 0 N ED 1 [ f By Owncr-Prptige 1900 ~~~rlin'.1'~tr:!~·~:~ l -~~r~~~c~n:~= EL~~~~~tvE ~~:~fi~~ho~e:;~~:i:!i ~:~i.e.:vi1:;·~-a~~ llfill 'l~·ii! ~~s1b?6n~~i~?~ Exet:!llent irtarter or retiJ'e.. n1<.'nt units, 1 block fn11n Coos1 ll"'Y· \Va I k Ins:: distance 10 all sch11 & 1hop'g ;r· , ==;~ ~1!. ~g~~ s: ~~ria~~i ~ ~:Ue~~~~t ~uxaeb~t ~~l 2 ~~; ho~ts he~t ~~~ ::~ d(:~y r~ CO~N-~00-';tv~1::~~i:: ~ I, 1 til!Vj£tt :?!~ts~:,n~~'Ti:~~ rm:, sunken liv rm. Prin-a~. 2 Months 0 Id. until this b con1plf'tcd! w/wet bar, 2 1rplcs, new 1 • acant, u'-~ gar-. _ I dpals only. $ 5 .t, 5 o o . 963-2803 These "deluxe" un\11 are flri\·acy. Beamed ceiling in custom crpts & d rp s, dens, pool, 3 BR, 2 BA Commercial Sparling Investment Corp. 638-5662 ,. ' M&-5085. being built "·ith an ving' room, $62,950 full enclosed front patio, quality S43,£KMI. Low down, or will Property 151 t-"~$:;$:=:;.V"A"C'"AN'"""T'"$"'$c--I GREAT location· 6 min. to owner/occupant In mind. price. I and scaping, sprinklen, rent w/opL to buy. 673-52'2!, 4 BR., 3 both~ each unll.1 --~-~---- SUPER SHARP • "Better ~~tttr. sR~~ ~~r~~it fnc lots s ~f_J~~: NE\VPOR~;~ REALTY :~~~ate~tef!~~ m~ 6U·3&45. ~r c!C.::~ 11:irrt~-ezm:; A COMMERCIAL than new 4 Bdrm.,. 2 bath. townhotise. 1 yr. old. Pvt. bath, dining sitting areas, SUPER 5 BR., fam. rm. more. $62,500. 557-4636 PRICED to ~II. H.V.H .. elegant! Lo\\'Ct' leased tor BUY Ll't ~show you how to begin Low. low dO\vtl, FHA/VA pty. $2.1,350 847-8235 firepla~ rgcous vie1vs, $U9,500. 128 Via HatVe 4 BR 3 r Carmel 3 Br, 2 Ba, F/R, lg $Ei(XI mo. yearly to help pay your lnvestm<.'n1 program terms. Only $2.8,750. SCOTI' OCEANVIE\V, lmmac. 3 Br, decks & I~ o( lt1lssion Opt>n Sat/Sun. 1-5 rm .~ ~C: ~al"d~ir:;: ySud. F1ee5 "61991.900.Po0pert •N8:1.!..~ ei.::penses. A must 10 .r.ee {or A8. A00REYOYUOU ·~cin2ning Ing -4•·lflr. ·P·1o0nx'-.'','thloaeam~ux,1.,• REALTY 53G--7533. family rm,,patlo. By owner. tile. Both units have John P. carcy 2-sty, cornl!r lot, many n -• e...,,,, tile mbst 1 · dl~miAAt!Jig · "'h•n • ron "" ... ,11 MUST sEli 2 Bdhn "Sea $42.900. 968-4341, separate entri~s & lots of Realtors ~7-tl4 xtras, nr. all· schl1i. By 644--5035 buyer. Owner asking $20:>,lXXl C.1 ~ Y~U ~t A bargain p101~~ edxcell1·~~.~lkm. Of.I)' Haven" home, few blks bou privacy. _$115,000 UDO Isle .. By owner _ 3 Owner. Wknds. 557-6422 HARBOR View homes-4 br, OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-5 8 ay s pnces . '" own . ..,..., · 4-PLEXES from ocean on Bushard nr. Huntington Har r ~ · R 2 • 45• Principals only: 2\lr ba, wet bar, xlnt family 1511 W OCEANFRONT D .. DO YOU "'ant_ 'A'lthln Sparling 1.nvestment 1---l-·<-"'Ad . ~Maki! ofr: BE '-''iiterm:mt buy in " -,,,,/T'O//ZJ't, :!t ... $76,~:·r!.ta::cip1':-~nly. PRIVATE party wants house ~2848 Open daily 1~s. Jeff Briery Realtor ~L-~~~ or ex.cluslv~ 11th St., . ..Corp. 631-5662 . Ownr/Prlncipals 0 n 1 Y' Hunt. Harbour. 2400 sq ft RE St :rE 1 673-T.!79. in Mesa Verde, 2400 sq. ft. Tt. 1, 67S.1i37 . 673-1305 IF your An'J\\.'en are "YES" * R~ CORNER * ~744· home w/dock for 36'~boat. ALE 'Ii. 4 BDRJ\.I, 3% BA. beamed or +, 4 or more hdrms, BAYCRE:s-i--4 BR, 2,11 Bfo, to all questions, see~ im· "''r..a"111ido Costll ~fe!lll FOR SAU: BY OWNER By Owner. 846-3711. rulO Glenl)(.'yre St. clngs, beaut. pool, 45' Jot. Prine. only. MG-f.099. fa m. nn., Re~bly pnc-* BEACH HOUSE * niiYllAlffl)"! 100x130. 2 Oldrr ho~,/ N:r:1~14'~, ::i'i~~~n~ Irvin• 494-9-173 549-0.116 Pvt pty $f14,500. 673--0563 BY Owner .• BR. 2 BA, ~~ t~;ro~1ge area. B)' One 2 b~i!n1.-11 400 L17-· FOi All RIVI e i~R~E AL TY J.J.ke neW inside & out. BY O\\'fler -4 br, 2\~ ba, OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-5 ~ ~=s~1;rr;u0~ &'::'Ji:!i ~·&rm~~ '°~joo. OCEANFRONT Close to pil'r & shops C.ll ' AIW 149 Broail\\'O)': -~:M ~ ~~~:) :,2J:8 • ~::l'llt::f ;~i:au~~~~ ,ou-e!':ns~~~~!:; I.fills ~=5678. 56-T.nS Duplex., owner/agent 673-9266 BALs8'~y i:~PROP. A?1re... 642·7007 645-5'io9 E_;et . LDVELY Francl!ICian Foun-~=s 1~ceplua:a·~~~ Or., Wtltch for ~ns.) * 673-7420 * C l Lo 517 SOO S~~~l:~::.n~~t~ =l-5SP~ cf!~!~~i~~ mirrored closets. CUston1 ALMOST NEW ClffQ-0 ..[\"'-. .( -f)"B ~s· *OCEANFRONT* • t • BR. l~~ BA. bltins, crpt'd. drapes, etc. • 1~ lndscp, sprinklers, 1ountaln. B:.:,;~ ;::r;:; 0:erl'ook~ P~ 1-'"t.I ~). 'b q• PARADISE 50' x 140' Near 191.h & drp"d. 65' x 300', cl~e to entry-walk to city 300 ac. pond & • \\'ate r-fa 11 Ing the city of Laguna That Intriguing W 0, rJ Game wif/r a Chuclf• -7,W> Sq. Jt. of "'ood &. chann Pomnna A\'e., C.~f. Pl-iced gmmn1ar ~hool. ~1050. In---. Library A achoala. w/recyding ·pnnps. lnclds Beach n . II' dbl duplex 5m 000 low at $2.511 per Sq. Fl. t.'Opll'. .Ask1ni: Slla,000. bu! -· 842---fml patio. w/extensive · """am ce s., · -------UM .,, CLAY I. PO&Wt------. LI.DO R, EA. LTY Wesley N. Ta>ylor Co. mak.e an olfer. KINGA'.AllD $56,500. By O\\'nel'. ,.-. 1 Ow 1rp\c,, lots Of \\'OOd, Spanish Tl 1-612 :rm IDEAL for ll1t .fa.~y. Im· pntlo caver n«ear. p ~ tile·& glass. Private hid. & O R.arrange the 6 acromb*I ~-.... ...---...... ...--3311 Via Lido, N'pt 'Beach REALTORS '~· .. mac. 3 BR:-15x20-deb ((4th moving out of· state. n filt'd. l!'A'illl pool, A real , . W91ds bokiw-to moko 6... #I • *. 67J.7300 .a 2111SanJoaquin 1Ulls Rd. r·iu:t n:>11ulu are Justa phofl(.' BR) + Dnished pr, (bonus U!l.951l. Call ah. 5 pm or · I S79 500 1i1t1p"kt worda. Print ,.ltefl of "" Nev.·port ~nler 644-4910 rAll D'A'a.y 642-5678. rm) clse to llll achlii A . =· Sat &.. · ~ u n · .Jev.·e _at ' · . each Jn" Its lina of 1q1,1ar-a. Oceanfront Duplex ~J'!l~. avaU now. $34,600. _: ~ . ~.. I · R O H ff E 0 I ': ~l"f ,;,.,.';; ~ '::~~ [ Mobile -H ] [ J * I] B:t-Owner. olon Mar' b.,' UNIVERSITY I I I I =1p 11-beac!J Jot .. tum.+.,,,,,.... -• 0 om_ es. .. -' .. •-t t dra -*" Long time owner. 1135,000. ba. .. t-c, Cl'Pii ' •·•-_ PARK -494-1671 4ft.2100 R. 8J'O!J(.> Reollor. 673-3012 kitchen W/bl ns, cul-de-. aac. 2 blk to schl. shopping Large 4 Bedun Townhouse. 2 Panoramic v1.w H E G T I L I ON THE WATER Mobil• Homes Mobile Hom•• A: park. $33,500. 962-4321 fireplaces, 2 balconies, 2~ Superior 3 .bedroom \\'101 CllANNEa. REEF -Own For Sale 125 For S.le 125 OPEN daily, 1 pni to 5 pm or balhl, near t'1lo'O b.la pools. Jxw,utilul ocean view. Ul~y I; J' J J J I your own 2 Br. 2 bft. Condo.I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;::j;;E:;:i(:;,:;;:;jL"'"j;;;;;;;;J I by appt. 8402 SNO\VBIRD F~ land, overloob; goU decor. Dl"eam kitchen. Fam-. i\larble, mlrronc, lux. Pool. j• DELICllTf'UL JJ 11. )'a Id ~ jr DR. 4 .Br. 2 88.. clean &. counse. lly m1, fireplace. Pal'lc,l\ke boat slip11, ICC. gullrd. GREENLEAF Vlll!l.'-'l', 2Q x 55. 7BR. 28A-. If beau. $38 MO -terms Agent · $57,000. yrd. lktter lturryl $47.000. R y T H O W Own<.'r SW .000. £Th...3535. ul Full l!!iig1h pol'\:h. A/C. ' brk .. "' ,,_., A private 5 star "rt l COm· H'b' a= •7,. l (~'I 32:>'2306 Ed R!ddlo, n-•tor' IJ""" 6"'" 't:l'f"OUl.l). !!ARBOR VIE\V 7 Whl '· A 1 t~u~ trtts. ,.,...., "W ·~ -~u TARBELL J' I I I j munlty. 1 50 U.tt:r ve .. .. i.. ' MODEL home landacaplnc, ==="""'"-"=,,,---3 br, 2 00, lnm rm , Corner c.r.t. ~~ Gold~ \\'est NEWPORT BAY blf yard. 5000' to beach, MUST SELLI BEAUTIJtJL location • • • • . lot. Ne\\' cmt. lmmac Pool \\'/front potth, brand ne"" :-<:rw 'J. HR, 1 l~A <lol~. $8IXXl dwn, agwne 6'.\ !OM. SOUTH LAGUNA. 1 block ,~"~·=cl'd=c.~°"'""~"°•"r.,,.&W-==",,,1'_,.,-1 ldf'ftl for ~Ingle penon. Adult park, private booci1. $3'7,500. 714--968-3563-· ~.mx:.bor::. 1 ~~ to beach. Newly remodeled H Y S N A T You look at the news-flARBOlt-VU ,,O~TE.~. s br, 2«00 Gol~n Wl!!lt, mm-S16,!JOO 540-3672 RANCHO La Cuelta 4BR. old BR, 3.BA bonus ·2 Bdrm, llll11ily nn, Jarge J. J J J' J l ba. &>me~. 1\lt'( Bl.shop pletc, brand new, 24x60 '13 BUDDY U.X•IO, 1 bdrm, 28A. TUe roof, .gt 11)', La • 4 ha' t ~ deck w/ocean view. Guest ·, Strikes, bombings, mug• On.•le', r.or. pool &: perk. Amft'lcana ttSa~. ¥:.?'. tum-Co.\.ta. lilt.'Sa Adull Palma Model. ~ hOUle ~. ~nki~.-~ o v' d apt.I ~5001-'!=w· .RyldQWM'I'. g ings-and sometime! you $82,900 fee. 0..'lll'!r. &l4-4157. n91<0••'• t~ llkrpm.ne"A'. ~. ' Park. S.-l500. RluT. J,Uiy 1. 96$.-91515 patki. $57,000. Sc:e k> ap-Cal ""'~ _., 00 con-Ouplell:<.'S Mar l.he·ocean '"'• .AtTW"rlCAn 557-8390 1=--.~•t.=~L.:,;~'i"i11T.LF'':;.-;8o.R Open Sa " Sun 1 _...._ nmtal> '"°· L I P N E C w onder lh•\ moybe !he '"'"' t..non. R•al•or I'"""""""""""""""'""'"""" I • BE Au T 11' • preclate. t . -* ""'"""" .. ~ . .....,..v • lnd•'ons 5L -ufd ha"e had 8.X29 BtJtX;EJt *110X30 •d· -• toWnhouM. nice p11to '5, 4CMl Escudero Dr ., ..,.__,., "1c.• J J J I' J 1iv " • 673-s:''163 • Mot Harne Rental rledmom.CostaP.lesaAdult w/bbq. · $t,7'>. Bk r ·' 838-2616. Hup. OC".C!an-view Uv. nn. stricter · laws:. .,..., l-•'""'N"El°'YPO=°'R"'T"ro=NQO=:-*:--I DI' S Parle. Sl!r;j). fl6S..U73 MUST SELLI w/trpli din'"'•· 2 BR. den Nr. oct!8n. Brand Mw ·2 American !»7-9390 ' OPEN ltMI, by OW!ll!l', 4 tr. 2 By 'OWJ'ltt, save on this ;.,::ttt ~tr-:f" ·~·{r: L A M c 1 E BR. Sa\'<!$$ !162-6175 SALES a LEASING VJKL!\IG, excellmt cond., !~ult ~/w~.' ~ ~~•ulltul model home, 1:yr. w/n.rq., oven. dbhwbu. 1r.,,00,-...,.,1;;1cr--r-1 Ct ~Mt. tho dtutkle ~ 2 BDJUf, R-2 iot ... 'Ofklhop lull scrvtct facility movit'I out of ~Maft al·-· ~. -old. 4 BR, 3 BA. bonus rm, -SH .... n'!'J..1>3,51JO:.... ~ ·-"-·--~--,.... !r...!:.1.!:. z ~ =. ~. ":."""· S3S,51JO. Prln. ... Danmar Motor Homes ~!~:....::.... " .14, "' \,.1JV911:, ,f.am, rm., N& r.pt, air ._.., -vw-v•.u , s.i2-8233 -""' ... , SEABUkY 11'1B) home b)' cond, U)l'inkJcrs, cov'd LAGUNA vrew LOT • .-......,--I HARBOR. View Somcrtel 5 10X47 \with l0X20 c•bua, o•mer. 3 Br, 2 Bo, be•ul patio. 1$1.000. SH lo •r. EMEIW.!i BAY I.Dr • ~::.,,..tr:;_ r r r r r j r r r r BR. F ... View. Pnne. only. 5J1;680Q •Int eond. 174\ l'qmono, -+~ -=·=By •Pl>i ~~~i·°r~!,,'t'~.; ~0~%e:1:i!:c,·~,~·fm*' ~~:0~~:~1, ~:C:U~~.~s:!n~cl ~~6e~~1 ~:.11,!~~· xtn't B:-.°':..~~~f!l 9~~ ·~~.~7~1-1>1:i:;::.L --~~~~~~-~·--:r::1i:":·::l:--.. 1 ___ ... _1 --:1----~'-·--:1 :· :l~:l:_·_ .. _1 ::1--·:1~--·'~-~-----_!._ ~~'·v~f' .. ~"·-~~.llio-;--.S()-~·~·E~RSET=·' . ·~l.~~ull """'..g,J. or l\lrn. Pl rim,-,.--->~n.od. tu..~. ~..izio ~ " SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS· IN CLASSIFICATION 9.00 ~""" ... P•d .. ! •1 ... •• adt Am"'1can o;1-o.~ s ee<1 a 'P•d"'1 rm..•• •dl I I ( •f 1 ., ! ' \ • -' ' .. • ' ' -I 1 I I I Q,<fLY PILOT I 'J!~l 1 ........... liJ I ' _,__ I~! ~ Houaes 'urni1hed 300 Hou .. 1 Unfutn. 385 •-t Unfv IMOme Property t66 8us1Mll , HouM• Unfvm. 3Qj · Condominiums Apt1. Furn. 360 f'll' ' rn. _.________ Opportunity 'ZOO 81lboa Ptnln1ul1 Fountain V•ll.y Purn. 315«8•1-1bo-,-P-on-1-0-,.-1-1--Coron• clel tMr 1 2.6xGROSS I Ol!ihibutot'!hip . I 9,~LBOA JlENfN 8ayft'011t 3 BR, l~r UA. fenced yum, Newport ... cft _ N::ow-,.-,.-:--:a.:-,-,h:--_--1~~:!..!:!!'.!!!!~!..--liiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~Uvt 2 •I-Ory nwtcl. <!!> 1\ C1\NO~ SUI!P.L; J.\0JJ1E 5 llR. 4 BA. Pier. IJoat. . (•Ile 111.1110, ci·pu, dt'J)ll. fl65-l B "'---.. ~ t 2 RR, YEARLY, $2SO. l'OOn'l.1. PQO!, t'<!&taiu'tlut 'reo curl~ /\val! l\fld Junn-J uly ~. $250flno. A11k Wr W11.y1\IJ, r • .vi.~1;1.__.,n ••• ...... _ BAYTie Ex • '111 W. BAY ..._ '"!" ·(.'Oektail btna"1 &' lliln<JUl·i CTnTS'PHODUCTS Also Sept. \Vkb•. 673-2039. !J62..004.I SISG--J Bl'. Ou.,y(ront, w:nr •••• nt ec. l:irge 1 bt, tiT..,..1393•492---0-191 ~ 1AcUIJy. \\'ell 10cu1«1, room tNO SELLING 1N''OL\r£D1 ~--, ' !Z;5-2 B1" Chanoelfrout ••·•· G mo""l Y1,J!OO!· 1)73..1144 or ', . ~ i.lor expaniloii. CJ'!JA ovi.:t' ~Wn 01• ftinall", agu no bru" La9un1 l••ctl Huntington Be•ch szm.-2 Br. hse nr bch .. . .• .• 6TrAAOO. Corona del Mflr • S'IJOO per unit. $110.000 rit•r, t•un be 11·01"kl'<l tull or --:-·:"-, NEAR BEACH 3 Bedrm ",1~,'. 1 4 1",;2,8,' ~~'rpln'. c, gat'. Condomlntumt • nn ,;... down • .t.ea.se-l:iac~ol bl.ti· & pnrt 1.iJll~ Quuliflt>d pcnion Sll;:i..Util Pd. BACl-1 Afit, '"'"' ""' ........... Unfu 20· .t""Wn-. W/u11l. & bllloony. rtftaurant poBSlblc. i\Ir. will btkoA,e df~i rlbutor tor occnnlron,t! 2 Bath, bltins. Child-S4;i;-Nel'.' aU glass bayfront, m . 3 Bclow hW)'. S225 lifo/L..ease tlllt!/-234, Ph." 114: 1.139-l!IOt. tllhl' nurfonally adve11l11cd 149--UUI l ?· C 1.111. r m In g ren/pets O}\. Air·cond: 3~ Br. fl')1lc, gar. 81lliia Island Hol Plnchin Rltr. 675-4.192 ON TEN ACRES Apll. !urn./unfur11. I.ease Fireplace / priv. pbtlo1. Pool• Tennis Conlnt'I Bkfsl. '· proirhict. \'ou nluk keel> Studio, pru;. 1ntrio, nl' bt:h! $275 mo ·Ask 'or. o· ale 5450-Penln Pt. Charming 3 . . . Cotti -• .k $1~Utll Pd Bach I I ' • 1' Br. Oi(le r llt'!mo. -YoW' p1,·~nt poa\ton. All ~ ·, ' · !ltll yn, 962-4471. $47~Ht1rbor Vie\.\' 3 Be, 2 •-, OCEXN View-& Catalinal----------locllUon' ll.l'e coinvtcte\y .. blk~ IMlflCh. .. .oa. sunsets. plus a ' bay vi<iW C d O Sea lAn .£dM, Mi!.· c 1aCArthur nr CMsl HWY) 10% DO\VN • All 2 Bdrm \\'/lli:eplace1. • 1 slory, S12.000 J11r..'Oil1~. ! ~AlJ. NQ\\' : 557..:.9930 furnl~iic<l hy our 4..'0lilpany. SJS-;,..-Utll Pd .. l Or. 0!.'t't1.n· CliSTO~f built qua I i t y fr]')\..:, incd yrd, Knr. from thir new 3 BR. condo. ' GIG • rO Vt'i')' hlJ;h inronie JX>t(lntlal. front. dt'(!k, v1ev.·! n1oblie hon1e. \Viii lease on NU-VIEW RENTALS Security guarde;_d bldg. clo&e ~ tfl'ILITIES PAID You n\Ullt ha\'e 3-S h'l·ll. per NU-VIEW RENTALS long tern1s to (!UaliliNI 67?~30 or . 494--3248 to shop11 & restaurants. StTS "~nlpare betol'e you tent 1-B . w/frpl, & balcony. Below .h"'Y· S2'25 Mo/Lease: Hal Plnchln JUtr. 675-4392 • \l'l't'k lfpl\te tlruc. Cu.n tx-67:\-4030 or 49.1-32.i!l tenan1 s. Adul t l)(U'k. Call for rnE BLUFfS lofonth ... _...., designed, featuring : .... :ol'l;ed Uii,y11 oi· <'Vt'!'. "U shP Hou••• Unfurn. 30S "-J>polntnient, 962-7306 Neurly oompletoo: Fantalltlc Bay &: Beach Rlty. 675-:nxl •Spacious kitchen with in· k1ssc11 you once: l'.111 shu 7 RLKS to BcaC'h. 2 Br oldrr Virv.', huge · JSR. 2l3 bti, Costa Mes• dirtet ligtiting 2d BR. PENTHOUSE. Crpts, kW you Ilg-Jin, l;k_• Cc:rt11i11 G•n•ral l1?1ne: lllso 3 Br, C.r-.t. SlSO. fornt l dining, f1un rm, 2 e Sl!purnte din'g area p11~5·J3-~.Pool: J250/MO. 11·i1h CERTS." # Kld!ii/plits ok. ~gt. Fee. rrplcs, 1ntt11y xtrns. Lease 1''0R lease Mella \'erde • !:!._,ome-like s~orage :."-~7"~ . .;---~- $1150. ltEQUlltED . !.1~8'13() w/opl ion to plll"chasc. $600. (.'ountry Cluti Villa. 3 Br, • .--,-ivate PRtlOS Co1t1 Meu ln1'£'M1ncnt S{.'cured. inlr<r...st '3'""'BR Condo crpl/dt'PS Ho.,.,·ard G1trvltz , 21.!i bfl., adults.only. No pets. • Closed garage w/.rtorage 1 ··'---"""';,:;..----- lft.'C-J.lnancin; tivailo.IJJc for blt ius re,lrig 'pool clbhse' 837--0r.1.10 dn)Ut, &12-6967 C\'es $300 + utll. 54D-6'ra> aft 6 : ~.ai·ble puilman THIS IS ITI t>iq)llJls!on. RENTALS 5205 '°o s-m.:1405 ' ' HARBOR VIEW E I Bluff ing-n Bdnns PEACE & QUIET ~·Q_:_ .. _._ ... _._._ .. ~--JJ[te I ............... '-'""'•"·" ... MMlllu.1,t•lllltl _ ~· Ill MIM" ""'* Hr Ill• ...... llS Ac,.... ""' ..... ,..,.,,;.,, lH ANl'flMtlli, flt ............ ., IJI • .,."""' '""""" •• .-......... 114 Clfl!....., Lth/C...,,_ ........ It' c.tn~tl ,,...,-ty .. , .. ••• IN (..-...lllNfM fw MM ........ Ut 0.•M•M/Unlh ..... ,,.,, .. ,.,. Id 11 ........ --........... 1'4 ·~ '""""" ............ ,. '" ·-·~· ,.~ ........... ... Leh ,., S.• ~ ............ ,.,.. tn MMIM M-.tT..utr '•fflt , • rt Mtlwll••"'· o ...... _,, . ". ,174 Or111111 Cl. ,~ ...... ., " o• Cl" tf $1•1• 'f"t91rt't' ... ,. . ., UI fl:•llChlt. ~•rMt. ON-.... ,, llo 11: .. 1 ••flt• •11c11111M .:~ ..... 1tt 111 .. 1 att1t1 W111111111 ............ 114 '---, ..... _ ... __,,~ t utln111· Op~r ....... , ., JOe lllllllHI WNIH .. ,. .. /, ... ,., Ill l11wHl-I Offlf11111lty .... .. tt• lnvHlllltnl W111flf ............ JJO Mtll•'f lo Lea!I ....... " .... " atO ~ .... , w ......... "....... .... Ut 1r11• .... Tf\IJI l>tld• ""·"" 1M 1''or niore lnformntlon 1\Tih': Apertmenta °' m · at • Pool • Barbeques • sur. All elec. Gold ?iiledallion, 2 br Disllibutor Division 9.~ P.O. ou..a--LE_t\SE 2 YT old. 4 BR, 2 BA, -HOMES-.. rounded with plush land· apt w/patio encl gur _'box :>$12,. San . ~fatco', Ca. .,_..... frplc. dlshy,•ash~r. drps, Palermo MoClel 4 Bed· ~!ODEL,condo -3 br, 21k bu. scaping. w/storage, &: 'launcl. facil. I I~ 94402. HQ.w crpts, $295 per mo. 531-2998 . ' · Immed. occup. · 251Z Vls~8: • Adults. No Pets. Adlts only, no pets. Sl65 mo. """"' ~. · Pleh."lt' h11:•)ude ll'!!!!.'l!Lllun~_r. NEAR Bch .• 2· Br. Z Ba. + rm., fanulx. r m , $525. Del Oro, NB, lolr. Lewu; LARGE 1 BR. $18.'l roth St. in c.~f. &l&-0977, '-,..------.!J-~-=======*-~""""'""'""'""'~l'Mlg._f«< .. T', \¥:-1 9ttr-St~111a-Mesa 'dert;--gmrcoUl'se;-$225:-inci. per mQ. lealje. &enl 644-ll3J or >Mr. Kean.$, ------2-BEDR00~1;--$200__.__ ~1809. -,.._ Industrial Pt OPJrty r61 f \~7;;.l\0 a.~~~~-111~01~~~ I~ 8. Co'.lsl H11·y .. U,guna uliJs,. adul1~. 5.16-0.321. 644-fuO. -~ 36;, \\I. \\'i!son MZ.1971 SPACIOUS ~::::: .:,':~.:::::::;:::::; :% , ~ tl11ish-rcn10\'lng and "'OOll COSTA AtESA OV1'"JCE 3 BR, 2 BA bl!n kitchen, dbi -EASJBLUFF Fountain V1ll~y; Unbtllevably B•autlful 1 & 2"-Brapti:-$'135_&:_$1SS:-·Hovser.rirr.-1r-wfllnr.::-.r.:::-210 -• 4 ACRES I blenching i;cn ice on a 60 $195 . Ne-.vport Beach lu,'(. garflf(e. $225/Mo. \V~~ker ,&!:l br: ~~~ ~. nu X plan, full 1 STORi', 2nd·20x20 br, over VAL D'ISERE Garden Apts. Crpts:f"'drps;;-· b11·!ns· Co~-~=::::::: =:r..:·:·:.::::: ~ j -J>elX'l!nt h11.rli11 of all l'.'Ork ll tt_ch, slepi; to l\'lllCl', on Jse. I-.e: _ _!tenl101'1!, ~2-44."'· -~ pntio \\'/Vie\\'. Ready July dbl gar. elect. door opel'let', Adulls -no pets. Flo1vel'!I ered C8.l."t).)l't. Chtld. 0.K. Condo. turn. ,, 1111tun1 ......... m • )'OU perfonn. Good "'01ice1· $1'1.1 . 2 Bil encl. yn.I. ror SllAHP.J Sly -J BR. 2 BA. z Isl. Lc-asc for $535. or qui ck elect kit~hen, pool. tennis everywhere .• Strean1 & Close to bch & 14\ops. 830 ~!:.."::::~ !~~r,,:·:::::::::::: ~ ~\Vt•ll l0cated corner. Prt'sent ·can net $300 a y,•eek. I {ta)' kids, community pool. car l_:::At'. Frpl. , i:loo!s, ten· salt• prit:(' $61,900. °"'ner. crt, sauna, 4 mi fron1 oc!f.tn. 11•aterlall, 4:J' pool. Rec. Center St. 548-7900. T•wMovH, '""'· 1r 11nflln1 •.. J4I -liicoine $1400. per mo. Great all Ol'erhcad. LoL'i or l'.'Ork $195. Eastsldc 2 BR, w/gar., 11is, $3.10/nio. Lse, 962-M?.0. 551-'l•ll!S or 545-1526. $210. 646-5632 Rm. Sauna. Sgls 1-2 Bdrm., MESA VERDE 2 Bedroom 2 Dupln n '""'· ................ )4I · ' ~~'~r,.· ~1110~iv;d,, Ap-t~,~~':'~~::·~~~= ~''',.;~":,;;, c!~~1~ ~:" Kids '!(untlngton Horbo~ ',,~~· ~1.';',; ";,~~~"' F:!~l Irvin• ~E;J~~'":ml'"';\.,.!;~: ~~· r::f!~~ Jl~l~ ::;::~ ~~:§;;:~~ ''. =~ § •-". "~clJ~~l:~r t~~~rom;~~~~re-~ $~ : .. ~~JMa:S:· ;1e{,~-ar. ~f ~i; main Tel;:~''! -:!:S:~t:;,~;;~Sf006t~l&-2 JP~·l;t~o~~;:i;.~:~~ $30-WEE·K-&-UP -~-fni~~~n.to fi';%~~ ::~•;!0:-~.~~.~~·~.'::::·'.·:·:-:·:·:· S•l----1 sa-n29· \\'Ork. Homes. Bus. bl rlgs, CALL 645--0111 2 Br. Leruw: IM6-0069. · Available 7/\5 pool. :<lnt location. Call • Srudlo &: 1 BR Apts. 645-66l0. Hot•ls.-Mot••• .................. 411 i r-.1urine vessels, elc. ~lSOO , --EASTB LillT view hOmc 833-0719. •_TV & A-faid .Service Avail. * EASTS I DE G""t H•m• ..... " ............. 4u llots for Sale 170 J'«fUlred to enter 24 yl'Ar ol LAGU.N;\ BEACH OFrlCE Irvine 3 BR., :;· ba .. family rm., 2 N•wport B•ach e P11?ne Service-Htd-.Pool Large 2 BR. Open Celling. i~,';'::; ~-=.·~~. ·::::::::::,::: = ;;:,;:;.=c..;;::;..~:;:: ___ :.:,: established buslneAS. l'\1onev $100 ·Nice & Quiet l Br. \Valk ft·plcs. Pri vate garden • 9111dren & Pet Secuon Car11ets, drapes, bit-ins. 11:9111111" $h~r• ............... 4• ;~LDER hrui old Top of the 1't'fundcd in 12 monthS .• ~~-&Na(:h. 2Av8171Col5:,,A p f 2 BR. z 1.1.'I. .. ... $::\ZJ . $;;oo Mo/yeafly lease SUBLEASE :1 BR. 2 BA, 23 i~8N9e~7'rl ~}~goo" 7CM Private patio. S\\o·im'g Pool ~~.~~•t11:~~.:::::::::::::: = "!"<\\'orld lot. Valley -view of 1.A11.ve nM.'ssag:c \.\'I th "1 " -ew r. 1...;,,,. oo. 2 BR, 2 ba, <l~n. A c .• : $275 \''inion R.E. 6Ta--:b31 frplc, sh~g cpts, drps, all A · '"" or ~ $160 Per i\lo. No Pets. 1nc1u1trt11 11:.,.111 .... uG !(reams; graz:ing cattle, ,\11s11>et'iltg ~rvlet'. 7 1 4 . ,v_\1·. Gar. *Child/pet. 3_ BR. 2 ha, ,air·l'OllCL .. S:n5 SOUTH: or the Blvd, . 5M r.Jec. kit, ,~·asher/dcyer, { d Goo;.cl for $5 on renl) Call Bkr. 67S-5800 ~1::~~~: Wiiii9;f : :: , : : : :: : . : : : : : ::: .lj!er • & birds. /i:!t ot 688--3)00, Extension 13. $250S . P"'f'1·1v. 1 Br. cottage. 3 BR , 2 h.n, bonus ...... $42_5 Ft'rn!ear C.d.?<.f. Open Sat & s""mar. ~t· •o"Kc]. P~~2.· ~~~· ATiklRA·Ch studio garden apt· •• 3BR., 1% BA ** Mlscell111•11• ll:H11111 ........ 4U La B EXTRE•, !ELY I · love, ·ig. Blk bch, So. 4 BR 2 ba S 2 ,...,, '"" ......,., """ W/ le dlnotl• !Iv ' • .J. I I 1 guna each po r tu"nf.ly ro',".' good""'. LagUna. .. · ............ $450 IJ.(l_: :t Br .... .,le .. stove & &l5-7814 · · •. .... rm, ....... 6 e, ne"·y cecor. encl. ; " haven. EnefneM"ed \Ve llnve Sun11ner Rentals rel.-:--fiai•age $285 / mo. wfpri patio. $ll0 meld util. patio, bllns, crpl, drps, ~-~----~I'."' l.."llil'Wage dlaposat, surveyed&; steady-now business ideal Al.SO SU!\fMER RE?-."TALS. Vi's'on Eves 1213l 431-3651. FLAIR, Glass, plus view, nu McNash Rc.alty Invesqnents Close to ·everYthi11g. $170 A~ 4 top complete &: paid. Soou for nie young coupl~ v.·anl-CALL 494-9491 _ I ~ 2 Br. 2 Ba.· Co~. near _ 642-1334 . n10. 868'No. 1 Center St. t 1 to 11tart plans by N.B. Ing to l\'Ork tor a com: *~ ~ANOLOROS "Ii ~~Cl;!n!~1~14 :;:• ~t:!i Sauna; -pool, teruus" &: Sea; CUTE 1 BR, sparlking clean, 2BR., Triple>.:, nu decor, A1111111M-t1 ......... :::.?.-:-'sec •-~".• ~'i~~·~.;~~;\!~ _,f.~::ti°-E:ti:v.'~d~ ~~ryrR1~~1!;~:~" fa re' jh1•11 ~~~~t~J~~~z5~~. !~tl· !:~1~~:1:::r~ ~~!~~dJ~. ~=~ ~~OC~r~u% q~!!S 1 .-E!.a_.~_,_·:_.:_~_:._"'~~~-~;_ .. _~_.~""_ .. ,·~~~._ r,: Am, NTION lrsoperatlon. J:Jquor sto.re-;-~C»i3il00Uor hon1e cPrivat~ • U---4 BR 2rr-b~lrail:lor v·-I Br. 2 Ba.,Fam rn1. dln, +Costa M•UI LGE secluded 1 BJ: dupll?X. _ ,,,, j groce:ry store. $hell .Stnt10n dwelling) ·2 .-baths double H ' .:i a. ie1v bonu~ room. Aug. lt;t, $585, E Id ·hrlonat1 l BUILDERS . ~/lube 1'0001. laundro1nat. fireplace. Dining' a r·e• REALTY on1el'i. Children OK. Incl. G44-2G07 . a.sis e. Garage. Avail -· ice house. barber s~ ron· built ,__ nd 1 • • c ""If ,,. · gardener. $550 1110/lease ATIRACTJVE furn. 2 BR, 7/10. $165. 6 4 2 -118 6, 'E Mtiide Costl\ P.fesn. One tal j:ilus 2 bedron~"'i~u11e. -.,.., a sei:v ce porch. " onipai!y ... , 1 isiini S 1 T0Wnhou1• UnfUrn. 335 1~~ ·BA,.. heate<I pool. nr 646-9528 "~'• 1••ftsPOrtiilJlfl ........... 1" Prlced to go nt 1110 000 On Rear ynrd ha."! covered I Uni'" Park Cenl\"r, Irvin!' emp e R.E. . 675:-2101 . 11chls & shopping. No ""'Is. ;.::.;""=;::c..,.-=,,...,.,.~~ P•no11a11 . J)l) I pie.reel 180x300: zoned for a · · patio storage i;hcd 1 ·i Call Ally1inl(~. 552-i500 ON the Point \Valk to bay or .,.,., ,.17• ,,~ l BR duplex $150. Ideal ·for Social Clubs .. J3S \otal ot 18 units, $95,000 ' State Hwy. 2-17. 9 n1i. N. of : . · ' rui Offii:c houi'l'< ~ AJ\1 to8 FIJ\f beach. 2 sty Spanish 3 Br. Huntington 8Hch ...wv " oldC?l' cpl. "219 Magnolia St, Tr•Yel ... 140 CALL 6, 646·241, Yucca Valley on Old pl~=· Fpn\,~cy)a11,0h"0'1 "",mnd. . Irun. 3 ba. dbl Jot. has.all+ N~" 1 1 BR. (nu 6 unit build.l gar., C.M. Avail 7·1·73. Call 546· ~---'-----~,8] 3ti4-23ro -tennis cou11 pr1v1lpges. CJose • . gar. ds. Agt. Fee 979-S-lJO ba, dbl gar, patio, crp1', Eldon "~15"";., v .u L01t and Found ' l ,,~, \\'on1an Springs ltd. (714) -'. • ' · · · · · Ki c.w story twnh~. 2 br, 2 adults 1 no ""ts, $155. 2i2o 2277 or 64'02'". • ~.... to shopping center. $310 per J i~6 ~111118• .. ~····•' ~: !37~ LUXURY BAYFRONT dra. flrplc. J\1odern kitchen; ' ~ u 3 BR, 2BA. pri patio, nr ! RI AL TY "NE\V priva:te campground month. Call eve n j n gs 4 BR:, 2~~ ::_tlfs' '. '.'. '. J4~j!~ New, big, dranintic wood & pools jacuzzi sauna tennis COl'\fPLETELY furn. 1 BR. schools & shopping. 2 '----'-----' r"-.•r NewJerl P•tt Off lie end RV trawl park in boom· 673-6568 or ·642-0200 any glass 4 Bdrnl. $."i50/~IO. Yr· crts.' Perk, ~r. bcti. $29;,, Apt. Adults No pcL<1. 131 children ok, ·no pc l s, Found Or•• •di) ............ SH R-2-LOT · 1 ing So. 1.fta:h. l'\1odern hook· tune. ly. Dn\'e 4!»-0015. 675-1972. Lease. Resp. adults. Avail f'IO\\'Cr St., C:M. 646·7883. 99S-llS34 •, L•'' ............... : .......... · 11' (Ol' 6 Un'its, l h.mtington ~~· !a!1~~ ~~j~· ~~~f~ 3, <I & 5 BR, sharp, e~cc. THEBLiJFFS: 3BR. 3BA. no"" S.$-5745. 2 BR UPPER -be11n1 ceil, DELUXE 2 Br. apl. 2 Ba .. I Jti-J •,~acli. Se11·et PQ.ld. Alley. 1 · Id boot · 1 ' · hon1es 11'/many xtras · Renl cpts, drps. Xlnt {.'l'ec'nbell N•wport Be•ch 11•/11', bltns, drps, S18_!>. pool. C:rpts, drps, 12-U '"· Bnker. 1nitruction • .000. I \~~~fe~ 0 . M:a ks. OI~ sa;o..SJOO. No . recs.' '(1) Joe. Avail 8 r 1. J eas e . Adlts, no pets. 6~2-9520.. A·p1. a. $175 n10. MS-i:i212 01' -t ,.rung Investment CllJtl~::;:;· in ttieu"W:. 828-56n or 828-5200 6#-S609 ADULTS ONLY SUPER lrg. 1 BR. encl. gar. 551-8726, I '"-,,,.-,.-,-,.-,-,_-,.-~-.~...... s1s , Corp. 635662 and already operating. c11 11 LANDLORDS! .;SJNCE 1n,16.. Jo'OR LEASE BLU1'~F'S, Aug. 2 BR, 2 lla. Nr. Hoag 1-Iosp. 'quiet. Adult(>. No pets. 2452 HONEY~'IOON apt, 2 bdr ... Tl1t.>ir1•~1 " .. uc ;o;., LOT. xlnt l'.IC., upprox. I handle '!Ver lcy:I tra.llers or \Ve s~:lali:i:~ in Ne\vpol'I Isl \Vl!l-!lt!l'tl Bank Bid::: 15th, 3 br, 2~'ii ba, utll nn. Comin. Pool. Pet 0.K. Eldon, 64&-2768 studio, l1W1ai, closed garage, 1-sixoo on Harbor Blvd tents, Wl!h room tor more. Beacl;-i C.Orona d~J !\f<.r • .Un1veri it\' Pu.:rk lt'\·inr E:nd unit. Green p e J t $250/Lease. Re a I to r, STUNNING 2 Br. 2 Ba., Sl75 n10. 1544 Ehn Ave., apt. J ~.M. must sell, ownef.'. ! (No • frrutdrlse inwlvedl. Ir: Laguna. Our Rf'nlal Ser· Deys 552:.7000' Nights bay1'ie11;. $500 mo. 644-1294. 6-12-5333. garden Apt, pool, rec. area, ,,c7,"c'°""'~· =~~~~- (213) 792-1028 $180,000.00, or will 9eU 50% vice, is FREE to You! T..., 3 BR house, Newport Heights N•wport Heights Sl75, 710 '"· 18th SL . BACHELOR. 1 & 2 B1". F'1'0m • parlJiershlp. Buyer inust ar-N VI "' NU !275 Call f 21 3) H t ' ' 8 h $125 SI fr' 10 VIEW LOT ~ fulww.-tng BOl-CS-28.36 II· e\\'~ crpts, drps, paint, on . . . eves, e BRAND NEW__;Lux-un 1n9ton e1c . ove, re 1g, cpts, Jrft'wpoa'l Beach view of Bay er lm-43S-~. Box· · 667: NU-VIEW RENTALS greenbelt nr pool In 293-9594. cl.rps. Adults, no pets. . -L ...,._., .$47,500.-979-3194 .._ _fil3d030_or-.JM::"'uo UnivE:rsity Prk, 3BR, 2BA, HARBOR Vie\v-Palermo .j UriOUS 3 Bdrm~ elec ntJ5-SlG5 ~64~>-8965""=°"-· ~~--~-- 1--.. ......... ,~ Service Dlr11Ch>ry ............. '" Job Wanlld, Milt . 100 Jtb Willltd, ,....,..1, lilt J•k Wanled, M&F 104 Hilt Wlnled, M&I' 110 ~I ""---~ver, Uttah,-t14713/-' --~ itep:-d~n ·rrn--;-gar-&:-cnrpet, Br.-2?:-Ba, family-rm, 2300 Kitch sell-clean oven IJAC.HELOR . & . 1 BR., 3-BR. patio. lrg, quiet , nr In, ...... rt $ $ MOTEL $ $ Coron• del Mir • lo l!)alnt. home. ~300 n10. sq ft. $:HO. mo. 6H-1'J835 f' 1' l t' p r' patios. fl'JllC s priv. garages Baker & Bl'l!ltol. tn1med OC· • Resort 174 Ne1v oor plus aal<tcy and ex· ---------5.12-8155. 1800 l<trvtBERLY $450 per d~~.P NrrgH~~~~~ H~O&. I Divided bath ,i:, ·lots ui ~~.·--·~~~r. 10-IO ,\ Valencia. I Mw-•--11~ l -pense a<.'OOUnl. Help build a ~ 4 BDR!\I f 11 3 BR H ho v· · · ' 1 c osets. Rec. hall. pool & .,., • '"" .,.._..,,.., V ELY I in e op-· blui::er !\tote! 7 chain tCO.'l~I * • * * • • 19181 8iddJ~1 Y {.~i1 .. ~ .... ," ;\~~ic'. r.11, Beal~ r,.~87001ew Ensign schools .. Lease llOOI tahles, sauna )Jathi;. n it y .tor good. DelU.'1:!.! J BR, 3 BA, 011·nei".~ ~· ':'"'-· -· --·--· ·~ _. ·-"300 ""7555 Scl• for yo11rself. 17301 DELUXE 2 Br. 2 Ba, I'.'/\\• I A ...... ~, .......... •oo ll'8ady-now busu-.ess, Ideal 10 coa~I! _requ!ms $5,00J •11· l!llit, h1 new duplex, near Open Sat & ~un l 10 :i pm. NE,VPOitT Heights. '..! Br. I"' · ~ · J\:eoli;on Ln. tl · blk \\'. or Cl'pl, lrplc, patio, encl g,ir. I fl~Pll;inct• ············· '°' Jli:it·the young couple \V!Ull· \'t~~J~~~I~c~t;,~~:.cnu; .. 1? l>each, patios, tiroplace, 110 $400. ino. f2lJ ) 438-\453 house nice pntios, S285/1110. 'J11.,lexe1 U.nturn .. 350 Beach, 1 bl k N. of Slater\. $195/ino. 6TJ--5629. :i~~~' M.1i~;i"1i ·:.::::::::.: :O~ I ins to "'Ork for a com· Yuul<ii _Aritona Sj.')ti<I pets, $425. n10. 1\vailable S·l. UN IV. Pk-4 Br, ,nel'." sh::ig 49&4.519 Aft. 6 ' 842-7848 l BR, nr. Crwys & shopn~. CaMer••& •11u1pmtnl .......... IOI 1 fortable income no1\' and Pl'Q:iC': 60'1-'183-9215 67a.G!KXI t•r{t. ~vail 7/4. $365. ~mo. HARBOR ,ru ihiis, Ci\rrnel, Back Bay 5140 _ ULTRA NlCE Apt. 6 ~11if1 llil'Opl~3 _,s~t8inC·~ ~l<IO ~~~~:·•s.i~ ........ :::·:::;:::: ::; : ~ ee...:,1:~!':t1ng' ora rr;,1,~tll•t! • ...:.._ _..:..._ ~ -• -* 0 c 77~. home 552-1821 ShB.l'P 3 ~r' ~~11 n1 pool, inc 2 BR. Ne\v paint c1·pt &. dr ps. Pool~. 4 ~.a.rdens .. Sa1~na. inc . ut s. a I ,;.,, /a'l,,....Wf12 H111,.,i,o1d O.od1 .............. 114 I M:rsoperatlon.Uquor !ltOre. TAVERN &. Hotel No. Cal ...........____~1 ~·~~una Be•ch gi?.rdenc1,$4:i;,i.644-1~ ·No. pets, nor children. Tennis. P1i1atc ~patio . East•ide Lrg 2 Br's ~:,~~.~i ·:. .. .. :::::::::::: ........,....., Mlo1-e, Shefl Slatfon on orfd sale Gen liq. lie. $?50:2 Br. Frplc, garden, • . -· HARBOR Vu Hnts . 4 BR. 2 5-15-4452 aft 6 pm. Adults. Ph: 84&-0259. bllns tri" /,>aliu at poolside MIKell•n•u• .................. 111: •·,J~" I undro Lea~ Cafe. Lo/'lg estab. pot10, gar, charm! Jl6:,t-I ~ bch 1 ·";·"'"' Ba, :ram. Din Rn1, nr pool. • SMALL Apt. for l tir 2 elder· Sli:i'. Adi fs no 1:iets &12·9520: ~~~::r"~1~!::1'~ .. '.:'.:::'.: :I; :i uh<>use~i:;be: shop ~a~'. ~e~a~v~r ~o~s°:i~~ S~T Bl'r(ro2~1~~· ~·,pie,_ :1i~~ Br: l bik\~~~~··v~ .... lnc. gardener S485_._64_.__~77. 8•lboa Pen1nsul1 ly per~ni:.:3(. t n 7 scACIOUS 2 Br. apt. J.1esa ~~1!!J~r';~~~·•!.~~.~1~.' :::::::: :: !i tal plus 2 bedroom hoWI<'. $150,000 plus inv. 1-layfork $a51).N rm 10• I(. Jeac · · $27~2 Bi'. Bllns nu crpts POOL. lovely gnrden, 3 br, 2 2 BR, 1 BA, upper, crpts, ;;i ,_ • e.i'Cl-e area. Sl601n10 . ..-s1wr119 M•th tna .............. tH ~ID go at SU0.000. On •lot~I Bnx 307, Hayfori<, 1 1 eil' 2 + 00 Det1, d~~tli, dl'ps, 2 patio!, viei"! ' ba, $3~. +. Sec. Deposit. drp11, bltlns, garage. Avail. Huntington H•rbour 002-9541 ~r'rt1'l !SOid• ................ 110 ate Hwy. 247, 9 ml. N. of Ca!Jt 96041. (916) 628-5331 N'~u'' glaEc,WpaRE+NTAL.S s:m-Very trg & deluxe 1 'sr 2508 U111verstty. 642-3645 no"" Yearly. 675-0496, • UNFU~. 1 & 2 Br. Garden s.:!;,J .~'.~~~·~':. ~~~.:::::::· :r. Va lley on 0 Id or ITI4l &t4-600T "' •VI oceanfront, frptc, <leek ..... NE'V BLUFFS 4 BR. play Dupl•xH Unfurn. 350 l BLK . from beach, Studio Ap1s. Frplc, D/\V. prav. TV, ll:•dll, Ml·~I. ,,.., ......... ,,. l Springs Rd. rn4) * ELEGANT BE AU Ty 67.J-4030 or 4&.1·3248 $;151)-3 ·+ den, lrg yrd, frpl, rn1, pool. avail Au&. 1st. ~pt. \~ater _pd. F'rplc. D/W, patio. $195-$190. 557-2841 1!~23:11 s•IOP, Newpoa't B en ch . DELUXE 2 br h ouse. older hon1e nr beach. 5575. ti40-1314 Coron• del M•r , Jacuzzi . $l4.5. 213:592-2977 $90 & up. 1 & 2 br; trailers. ~'"_· ... _-~llB 'Rll mo. \\thy l'f.'ttf? Owner operated. G 0 0 d \V/firplc, Wtln!, crpt & dra. $375-3 S~ Fan1 Rm, 2 frplc. 2 BR. reniodeled. step!! Laguna B•ach 133 E. 16th SI. Sp 42. Costa a'6e equivalent ol [int & last clientc le _ xlnt ai•cn _ walk to beach &: town. blt1111. gar, yard, ocean Vll be h S250 l 31ti lRIS, 2 Bdrm, den,_2 Ba Mesa ~t.M rent makes down money mtiker! 111 11 e 5 s l..e1:1sc $290 1no. 6i5-74M $400-Channing 2 Br. 2 Ba. ~~24 or~Jii:~ Y !rplc. patio. $350. mo. Also 1 PERFECT Bachelor's Pad. 1 PYh)eyt. & you take tiUe to forces sale. G42..ffi96, 01. 2BR. So. of Hwy. carpets, frple. gar. Yrrl. \lie,1•! Bit trplc, sundeck, $300 nio. Blk Ollk St Bcach.-$140. incl 2 BR. l 'il Ba Apt, pvt patio, 1)iiJ; ~ rua1tc vacant 2 sty, eves 548--042S ,..J draJ)f's sto\'e, $225mo. NU-VIEW RENTALS N•wport Height• Open Sat & SUn. Gr>-4020 all U!il!. 494-8171. snil child ok, no pets. S160~ :ti'2 iin Lake Arro1vhead. .,,,, ""'"' o~ '""" ,,,. 4 .. 32,,, eves ----730 Joann . 545-3627. r-•. dca-s. fo·plc. ~,,,,. Money to Loain 240 ~ ,.,......,.,., ,,..._. 't•) 2 B•, ....... _,,,_, SPACIOUS Studit>, I blk -•-~ ~ C I M FOR I b N 11 ' .o:.A<..'1;!1!~.. Costa u-11 above Vlctciria Beach. ~~~. BACHELOR apt I no ki tchc>n !ed ceil, bltin!I. !lug e-··. < os a •M ease Y 01vner. or 1 condition. $285 mo. m9 k 1~ "·'2'l5' ..,., \\•/1.m!li, S75imo. No pets~ inetrtt f t' 1 t TD L end, 3 BR. 2 bas. lge fa n1 HERITAGE REAL EST,\TE "' ' ~ n10. 4.,.... , . 820 Ce 2-58'1 1, \~Ul~~'~ll:ls ic ~l~n-FrL s oa ns l?<.1~1ACULATE 3 BR, 2 BA, rn1, sunken liv rm, cpt'd * 54().1151 * BdEuApl~.IFULbltnnes, wsh2agBr, ;!,•, ~ .. ~wport Be•ch. pter St. 64 . 8. screened-in patio, beautiful deck v.··Vicw of cily & ,.--7'-'7'=----~ --• I--;;:;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;; 2BR,. l'il ba, 2 sty apt, pti J.<(lke Gregory Chalet -Lake UP TO · 95% fenced bl:lclcyard _ on quiet ocean. Nev.·ly redec. inside N•wport Shores sep. yard, patio, encl 1• patio, pool, no pets, $165, 735 view 2 BR 1% BA fr/pl 2 d TD L street in College Park. $325 & out. Avail on year's garage, gardener. $ 2 6 0 ~ BR. 2 Ga. + den, frpl. Nf_. J08Jlt1 St. 646-1450 "•furnished $26,!500821-t142. n oans nl(). No pets., chlldren OK. le~.orlonger,Aug.1,$48.jBEACll. Pool, Tennis, 3BR, Ready approx. Aug. 1st. beach. $4001\to.yrly. UPSfAIRS 2.BR, J BA, en- l Rancha, fl'•rms, 642-5052. per mo., No pet!. Call den, 2 BA, bltins, crpts, 54&--3797 -We Have Summer Rentals closed garage, 1 child OK. GraliNi 1IO lowe1t r•te1 Orenge'Co. NE\V Townhoull1! 3 Br 1 ~, 4!»-6940 aft · 5:30 pm , -~~~ frpl c, sa75tyrly Ille, 2 BR. AdUlts. NO -pe1s. Plifio. Bay & Qce8.nfront No ~~ .. $155, 8•16-7129. Sattler Mtg. Co, Ba. fully crpt'd, drap(.s. 21 ~kdays or all day Sal. Garage. $185 mo. 359 16tti Call: 673-:ili63 642-2253 E/SIDE 2 Br, l Ba, crptg, l\.10UNTAIN . ranchl:'ll, I n 642-2171 54$..0611 cnr rnclosed gar. N r , I Sufi, San Cl•ment• Pl., C.M, Call !)48-5Zl8.... llrps, stove; t>nel gar. Priv. Clo\'tland N:ttional f Oti'Jtl " 1 11 ~ "I .~11,irn'g pool. $200 11er nlO. * $82ii. L\!Ol'\11-1 ~"/I -year . D•l'I• Point patio. $160. 5-18-9695. ()ff !K:Mic Ortt>ga M11·y. 2.5 . .,erv llt:' nr.,.,r ftr('a " Yf'!I· N.~· .rack, !li9-l6:i.1. lease, for the true ae~111 ... te. SllOHEf'LI1''1-" hon1e r o 1· .;:;.;.;_..:..;:.;:;.:______ ·-~=~- i.c1't' t!slall', lrg 1·anch C.'A$1-f TN A HUltTi~ fJNtQUl!; 3 br':r~r , --; , 1 i\1 a g: n i flcen! ocennFl'Ont ll'~i;;e, 4 Br, d('ll, fam ily r1n , PANORA.'\llC Orean View. house, 'l i;ue!SI houses. g1\•in1 Bon'01\' 011 .y9ur )'fom!). p<1id vd hUllf! trpic' llf';v 1:nc~c ~panil'ih villa. Pril'a!(' !Jt•ath 11r1v IX!uch, golr t"Our,ee .~ L1-g J Br, bl!n kit., 2 B:i. 0001. uHI. n1irieral l\'t!ll. ror or not. 'Use funds to l'Oll• $:'ii 11"1 Av~·il J ulycr\1~i' & pool. Lovely garrlenJ!. j!'nrdenc.r. S350. plus deposit. Bldg Jess thnn 1 yr. old. ALSO 30 acre ranch w/2 ~ll<lalt' bills. Improve your ~,3:1' i278 · · • Sllf'll'l'h orlistic details. Cu.II Stt at 432 f'tl lley Vista Close to beach & hlll'bor _,1•1-~0,""&""u~p..,~J ~.~n""~,""'a~n""'• tnlllw. eloct. lnrge oeks in home, buy nt'Y prope rty. or ' -nft('_r l p.n1. Torito, after J uly 3rd. $300/MO. 499-2895 ~ · . · .• beautiful canyon. Ow~r for any good pUrpOSe. Con· 2 BR. ~Orm! $140: .l!lllO 3 Br 494-3330 2 BR. 1 Ba just ti 'shed Bachelors. Color TV, niaid wlll help finance, good fidential, rust service In $180, bu all, 11 n g l e s , • 1 ' m · Leguna &each serv, pool. The Mesa, 415 N. terms. Doss Jones R.lty. your home or our office. families ldds/pet!: Ag'l L•guna Beach oce~~ ew front apt, quiet VlCTO. RJA 'BEACll, 1 BR Nc.,..•port >BL, NB. 646-9681. 1 .. 9'J...4412 SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO. Fee 9'f9-&m . . tt .• _... Open SUnday 1().5 .,. 1714) 5 56-0TOG • JAPANESF. l'\!odeme, 3 BR. Delores, S.C. 492-5372 Yrly Lease. $240. mo. FURN B;Pt. .Ad ults only. R•al Estate . · ... 3PB~, .2 1 BA, !rplc, College ~ bas, d!Jl gar. \Valk to San Juan Capfstr•no Adult!, no pets 494-7732 Prefer pcnn. party. 1 Blk Exch•ng• 182· Al' • 265 mo. gold shas: !>each. Ar!ul\s, no pets. $375. ______ _..____ N rt Bel h Imm heh. , ·S225. mo . 2ND T01St Dffds ~ri3o clo8it> 1\"I sc hl ll.! Lt-11se 497-29'l3 NR Beach: new 2BR 2BA ewpo · c . 1,60.75-600"'=~3"· ==~--~ WILL TRADE ·· PP.J\'ATE ;tuNDS AV I\ rt · _ · I Laguna Hiit• 00\L~e-, shag crpts, drpg, BRAND ~w bt>t1ut 4 tlr 2 l B 1': DROOM·furn-yearly· $pociou~ olclrr ho111i> 111 ' A ' A L nt _.. BF:AU'rlt'UI. l BR. :l BA. ---~---111tin~. fpl. patio, elel' gar. Ha, f11>lc, Di,\•. t'rpl~' & pool-niini view, 1sgl adult. " Redl uncls p1u11 ·: 1n .. d,•rn ny mou · 1 C:\\t,~.·rlr!>fl,& lllt11s.,2_p~IJ"i;· \\'l·:1v :1 [)r, :l Hri. l"nl rl Ale!. C~rn111. pool. S: t lntihQu!'e. t111)s. ·1hlk 10 IM."Rf'h. Yearly. J15.i. 646-21396. _ -rc:ntal _\!ll\t .. ,(./or. 6:u,t.Jll r * Call 6~S-4494 BKR,, -~-111 IOI·, N~tll. ~~~l'_l_·IS_·j 15.'.',n!/I~; "?pl. ~2!;; 1>i•r 11111. l\l1h• I?. \:\1•ht, Harhnr. Opt•n I-louse S1'1 ,t··Sun t-a . .\T bea,..h. Yr.11rly: hach., 2 .111ifl.r'l lllf'.lll l~·u~~· Ill S1~11 / I ST·IARP " Hr l\lf'~ll <h•1 /\Tur I i;~y .. : .li!'.l-9.'i(i,), ~:!'SI.' S:.1(1:1./49!!:·_·~-'~1 __ 21~ 3•Jth SI. N11. fii!"l-l!Y.!I. n n . :I RR. ~200 To $400 ,Br1 n~l1l1nn flll' h!!!Jl(' Ill NO pointi;, no jlCIUl lt~cs. f'n:oc h<IJllC', lt•aS(', $ ~ 2 ~I n1 (1 . I • NE\V 4 Br. 2 Bu. C.On1n1uO. s-.-n-Cl•m-.-.-•• ---· -Pmpo·•rt~· Hnul!t' 1)112-3800 1Ju11f111Q!On l~·h. N~·ll'JX)l1 Ill' 11pprui~;1I, low 1·flt1·11. ra~\. ;.is-"'171 Ill' 979-07·1:1. Laguna Niguel pool. Jl'.i n1t. D11nt1 Point Apt. Unfu'rn. • .. Cost1 !\1c~<• \Vr111~· Phil I , 11 'fl , .. ,, G41 I -H I •·125 I I 'RGE 2 '-''---"'-"'-----= l.ukoi, l31 C~Jon. R~llands, ~'ll or1:1 __ 11•1_ "'' • 1 • I ~n. dbl g:ar, putio, new NEW Sea. 'l'el'l'ace Twnh!le. ttl\r1.nr. ., · , ea a e . ... Br. ciu>, drnp, 1- ,Cit 9',Q73 or in<tJ 192-$28-1 Mon•y W•nted 250 pa111t. 169 F!oy,·er St .. C.~t. Occ-ar1 \'II'.'\\', 2 br, 1~~ bn,,1 ~493--035°"'"°'~'~· ------huill·Jn. dishwa!lher, garage, Biibo. lll•nd " --· -~~ove & Retrig, 673-7113. dra, crpts, 2 (':Qr attach. 3 BR houM..,;;: !Cfory, frplc, lge patio. Adult3. Sec to Ap-____ ;;.;.;o.. ___ _ Jt'MI Est•te Wanted 184 \\'ANT $12,000 on 2nd TO. *2 BR, nlcl! yrd., older ciu. gal'age, patio. Prl. Beach, crpt/drpe, 2 car gar,, patiO preciate. Slll. 331 Cabrillo, •' ELEGAi'IT 2 BR y,•/ga_f. -I WILL r-;lr!\'J>Ort Beach h onte, pie, no :{>etJJ, garage. Sl6S .pool , .tenn\i;i OOU11, pl"lvcy. & fncd y1rd. Pool '3 clbhse ~S~.~C.~~~~~~~~~I Nr. shops/bch. Yrly . -m 11. r k e t v I\ I u e J~r JtK1, 54$-0olOI , S("(:u'!!Y· $3.15. Le a Ii e privll. 536-0029. 835-3<137: eves & "'knds, ,U~NTEE TO SELL $TO.~$i5.00o. Bal. on J15t ro GA-l-1 i:i7 Unlv•rsltv P•rk l :.'646-"i.-'l~335"-.,.-~~--- • YOU.P. 110 ,\,lf: \ TO only $2:'..i.000, \Vl!J PAY RI rent: 4 bedrooin, nlcr SEA Tc-1'l'ace 4 BR .. 2 BA., I Ap••-nt• .. •-l~~l B•lboa Penins.Ull I" 1~ · 1 · I ~'''", nl'U r CAtholir Church. ,.,.,.. .,, ;~ .. o J),\'I :;. ,<I>r ~ 1n erc.'$1. no p0 nt$.. $1-10. din, frun, Ciu:11~lc<I gaf('ii,, 3 BR., 21, BA .. L'Onununity C~!Jh 1ul\•t1n~-iW !'4--0362 _ ~~c~t, S42-4<1GG ' --PtlvalC" l.c:l,.h. 1"1•\11 ~1 ~ri~ til l'f'C1'f!ntlo11 Cllll'. park area. 1"1-1-1-.-~-1-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.~•••\S'l'!JO Yi1l . Occ:t.ntront :l BR. 3 " ent ...... :_.:.:.::....:__ X.li~~ Mor tgagei. Dana Point-. I flo,!11 , 1 c1111 i.~. n-r t'l11h.j S:~/mo. l.1•rtl{t'. C I c 3 n · f BA + den. Oish11·ashcr. WANTED· A HOME Ttut t Dffds 260 c•tRUUlu• 1 $.i."1f111.l-.-l!.1l-:l160. tl:uu,'\gc 1lt•JI. A\•r.11 7/5. At:its. Furn. 36o Disposal. lii3-Si'1.t __ WI I • r J • ~ (l('(•nn UH' h vu, i Mi-~. -.-, -~''"--1300 r·u·k· 5'5 2'-9 ,, 2 0 l c I I n-~ • r. I lltkO O';""~ your p;lyn! 1111<. I j 4 Br. 3 Ba. r1u n r111, f1·plt', ss1on V1e10 e~·~~. . . ' . ' . . -R..lboa P•nln'su~ •P. rano -a ... n C11lt art. !, r ~J. w .. 1.1s:.:1. • PUT YOUR MONEY t; r p 11 d r p °". $:19.ilni•:.. I _ . --::3: To WO O "' O ·Gr;,-7411, j 3 13EDR00M 2 Bath. Hout•• Furn. or $l5' WEEK & UP :I ,RI: u1)iJt'r rlu(iJc~. Ocean RK F "' Y U l I ed l' k U I llO Vu. ST.Jl nlo. 01>e11 \\'knds. • 0 ' . El Toro ;..., .enc OS pa 10, SUOO -n u rn. e SleC'!plng Rootn~ Jt).-2. 34443 Vin ~pinoztt., Eru'tl t ~' ln1 c.ro111. t.n \o1ell· er tab I e dout1"boy · · 1 · · ~ 1 I ·1~ .t>Ctirtd ~d 'T'ruet Decd!I on I • &11 Newport e .. ch • I i.111sckt't"pini;: Rooms \.np 111111110 Heh. 871-0666 FNMfal Orange r.ounty real t'i lnte NE\Y 3 Br, 2 Bl'. elect blli11. po O • gardener & -• Ocean Vlew _Apts f'\les. -=~~~~~=~·~ SICN•L MORTGAGE co.· cpts/drpo, 2 ""' "": Inc, wnter 'furnished, $37$. * RENT AU * BALBOA INN 1c'"'o-ro..,n""1-d"'1"'t""Ml""r __ _ 171<1) 556--0106 , lelllle pas, mcY. 49&-SMS per mo. -l year or . ~ lCG ,_fa.In Strool ;. _ •4"l()O Camput Dr., N.B. l'ountaln Valley niorC lease 546-5990 YIARLV 61$-8140 2 ~DR~1. crpt.,'drfJI., stO\'l! J~s.t Say 'Charge It' WHEN PLACING A WANT ,AD IN THE ORANGE COAST •-- e na,. & Dlnll<>' Hou•., . UN IQUE llO' MES ' From $650 Month · "Siler•Rld tld ' n.1Mi;., "" pea 1235 ;ncldl. • JJeetllh f'ood &: Ce-11'1 , tore Any lfn 1: llt.l DEST Us\\'.. "" f BR. 211 BA. gli!!"lli}-rurn • ' _ i. • • SUMMER ' "' ·~ra tttilitin. 6i'a-67117 or 87$-5507 ~ . P111, c..,.,,, , ... , . , .. " ..... tff C1t1 .. .. . . .. . ..... .. ..,. ... ISJ Olys .. "" .......... Is• Jl111 , .. IU H1r111 .... ., ..... ,. , .. ., IH LIYM!Mk . , """'" """"' ISi ~-_ ... _i·_~=----" ...... 11~ I Gtn.,.oil .•...•• ~ ............. ttt e11ts, Mlllll./5.,....ICI ...... , , "2 e11ll/Marl11e •civlp, .......... f04 ... h, , .... , .................. ... llltth. ll:enl/Chlr!.,. . , , , , , , .. , Mt ...... $ti! " ............. " ..... "' l oets. StiPt100Ck1 .•••• , . , , , 111 &nll, ,., ... a $kl ... ., .... t11 l••ts, Sttra11 . . . .. . .. ... .. . tit 1 I ,,.._,,.;~ l[i]i I Airer all .. . .................. t\S 1 Cam""' S11ttlllent .......... 110 cr,c1n, l ikH, Sc•t•rs ........ m I Klrlc (I" .................. ,,. ~Ill HOmH ................ fU Mlltr N1m" ................ ; , t40 Tr•ntn, Tr.v.1 ................ MS Tr.i11n, Utltlty' .. . .. ... .. .. .. '" A~le $.,...ICI & ,ll'tt . , , , , , , , ,, t4t '~·--_ ... _-~!§] 9'111fwl " ........ " .... • .. .. .. .. -ARllq-/CllHlct , , . , . •. , , , , , '\. ti~ Dinit 11111'1111111 ... .. •• • .. tS• 1110rtor"fl:1c1. ll:ldt .•• , ... ut Tr11ck1 ''' V111t , .. ,.., , t•I A\lttl L .. 11nof ', ' . ' • '4• .luff s.r'¥1cl 6 ~•Ml ., '. • l'U Allllt W11!1M , , ". , .. A11ft1, '"'"""'"' . . .. .. tJI Auftt. N"' .,.,,,,,.,\ • ..,,_,., "' A,,._, UIM .... ._ .............. fM TIME FOR . QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT . . WANT AD i &42-58Z8 _ • Chlld~n'~ Shon, li11l1ruc r 1'1111 "" lltl! Don't dCla,)-•, .i puslrm. all b!t:i8· o« A\\'iil1 !! sro:iv. ,, Ur. 2-!ki .. \'\l"I'.' Fram $1200 Month ·3,!~i ~~h fl rten. {i 1". NE'\V, 2 RR. 111 BA trrilc JU8T DIA[ - Srnv.:k SllO;l. ~lt11'illa I ,i.:i II I~\' 612-:1678. poo ' kl1h1 OK .. Onl>' srtl i"t. Ir . o~·Pl'l.'ta\'Otl. Aus:. 1. BILL GRUNDY ra~ Nr l'I.! •ia.r ~r gnr y1•ly leriec" siSU' • R.E. Snje. o1111ty 'furn lhc.n Into ca~h n\O. !"O fctJ. AJtcnl 842--1421 S.:'A. t(l7·S21.41. ' bl..'ftcht"$ \diihn 1 $le)) 64~999 ' " . 1 , llllt'flnufC!I oost moncy!..Ranl ~ ll•nd &t& .... S.aJ .. , ' Ii: ca 1' • VACANT:Avnll~ BR.-3 BA. MY ti 1~ uie BEST DAYro Rea ltor 67U 161 pe-.-1ua Y~1yu tt1..;11~Niid~r SiiARP 0Ct'ttc1 ct; 2 BR 1 LA II . ~6Z8 bfJ~ .. e~~;n, aa~l'u1 = vt't-1 110 , or 5-lO-ocM A~a~""; j:f'tot ras~ ~JM6 !ll~~3160 11 , od .64,.~8 ~cl • -5·11i~l ;!'~-fl)l'-3-butk! ul~n.iner----.f"enta1. ' , ~tl-on---yennr lea~, _IJ_~..J! · -'--111--MllQ flf(f-All. Sf:Jl"ldleitemt•l--- ' • · · · 3 · I •Y >N1 • a1 • ...,.. I o1i<.6'l'll. 64G-a'Ztt. S285 mo. Agent• G~ nowt Call 64Ni871 Now! I •'I \, • • .. -~ • • ' - ' .. I • • FOLLOW THE MAP TO BAYWOOD APARTMENTS IN. NEWPORT BEACH WON'T DISAPPOINT YOU. Whoever you are, a family group or .adult, Baywood apartments and townhouses will please you. You'll see. Whatever your lifestyle, ·it probably includes celebration. A~ Baywood, it's sure to. The recreation center was .made for fun. Superbly. Huge fireplace. Pillowed . conversation pit. Billiard -and car.d room s. Dance area. Lounges. Complete kitchen facillties. Wet bar. A neat -.. pla:yer ·piano. li•table for two here and there. Even more charming than tts picture is the bridge. Same with the sunny patios and balconies. Two pools-one a junior olympic size-the other Jacuzzi: equipped for adults. The randomly placed barbeque pits are handy. Convenient mini-laundry centers sided by fenced tot lots. Ye:s._Be practical. Check into the schools, shopping conveniences, Newport Center . within walking distance, freeway aecessibility, bay and beach adjacency. All tHe features thoughtful apartment-hunters think through. Closets, bulk storage, carports, room sizes, calibre of appliances. , You'll also make the discoveiy · that these"are • . affordable . apartments and' . townhouses. .. 1 bedroom ave-: $230 2 bedroom·average: $295 3 bedroom avernge: $345 2 bedroom townhouse CANTA ANA FAV. average: $350 3 bedroom townt',ciuse • -age:$410 · Mlesottice~n 10a.m.to =~(7i'4) 6#5555 owned. and mana~ed by "DE IRVINE rDJFPNf ~-SAH JOAQUIN Hl'-LI AD .. '1972 Multi-Family Builder of the Year; EASTBLUFF -3 br. l~fi b8, nev.•ly dee. lease $350. per mo. 637-4725 or 538-4978 OCEANFRONT, new 3 Br, 2 car garage. $600 yrly lsc. CJD, bltns, frplc. 642-3~. DEr.UXE. Yearly. Steps to Blach! 3 Br, 2 Ba. & 4 Br, 2 Ba. Frplc. Bier, 6T:>-49U. STIJDIO 2 Br. 2 'Ba. Hoag Hosp. $205/mo. * 642-4727 * . S•n Cl9ment• NeW' HUGE 3 BR, 2 BA, w/frplc, ocean view apt. Children OK, 1 pet OK. $240. mo, lse. 492--7534, 492-2318 . ' ' $155 ' Th• price Is ri1ht et O•k· wood. Fumished & unfL1m· ished. Sorry no childr.n or pets. Models open 10 to 7. ·NeWport lnch-Notth ' INint & 16th 645-0550 S•n Juan ct.pistrano Nnport llhch-Sauth 1&111 tl friiint 642·!170 2 BR SU!l.tMER RENT AL Corona de! ?.Jar 83l-1691 or 673-3121 ' • Grand Opening/ The Sea Terrace Apartments- luxurious, new adult living in California'~ newest coast town An ideal Joi:ale, beach neal'by, ocean ell.mate. and gr'eat recru.- tion briilg you Laguna Niguel'• clwiee 1'fridfntial a-p¢11'1Mnt living. Available with ocean or park views. Completely car- peted wiTh beam ~ilings in up11tairs units or paneled living rooms in downstairs 1,1nit.a. Encl03ed patios or balconiee. New General Elet.tric kitchen with aelf~leaning oven and dish· Washer. And a Recrea.Uon Building with fireside lounire, pool. Jacuzzi&. game rooms, Choice of 1 & 2 bedrooms with 1, l~. 2 baths. Com&make vourcholce .From 1205toau5per..ab. Direetions: From lot A...i..ro IQO.th on the.San Dlep'hr/. to Cro\vn Valley Pkwy.ezit.l ~-1im rfrht (approx.6mi.) to PadAc Coast Hwy. Left 1 mile to N~el Rd. Ltt~ on Nlruel lid. to The l;iM Terrace Apartment&. Put a hYllll' llL!!!!!!x come to .. I , • PREGNM'T'!' Th i nking .abortion': Know all the facts first! Call LfFE LlNE .. 24 hrs, 541-5522. •• , REWARO Nan1e your price! J pOund sil\•er gray • male poodlf. Dog 1nust have lnsulln shots dally, J udy Young J .L. Jl.eo.lty, lfi612 l.k-ach Blvd., 11.B. 847·1216 or 842-85-IO. LOST: in Laguna ElectronM: Pager, on beach. behind Surf & Sand motel or general area. Rewa r d, TI4-772-4503 $100. RE\\"ARD, Blaek Cocker Spaniel !11aJe. v.•cartng rtce. rollar. Vic: l\I~ St & Coaat Hw y. Lo11t 6/13., 494--1779/97~28.90. DEl:.""P orange shorthair ca1. nit. ,tnale. v.·/nea collar. Vic. 15th & Santa An a, !fB RE\\' ARD &1.2-1938 • · PRIVATE Sw·lmming Les!!Ol!S. Ct'rtitied fnst:ru - tor $28/2 wks, 54&-3968. 646-8636. WHITE long ha.ired, blue , eyed C'llt lound wk ago. vie So. Ola Vista & Prlnceu, San Cb!mente. 492-9761 Sl"RA l"ED fern.ale lab 8 mo, chllds pel. \'le:· Pres14io. 6/22, Friday 556--0()94. I MJ\N'S Diamond PI n k J e fting, Vic. Costa P.1esa Goll Cbu~. RE\VARO! 4!J3..6G89 CAt~lCO Cllt fm \'IC f1ov.·er & OrBnge ~f -very shy,-any Info cHll 645-2987 GERMAN Shepherd' ldiij' "LOBO," Vic: Et Toro, Re- wnn'I. 830·~. LOST: all v.·hilc Penian lmf. <'11.1. Vic. 15th & Balboa Blvd. sn...1244 . Re'!''IU'd. • 575 BORED ... @t& w•I" e Clt•d·•nd job? Call PACIFI C TRAV.El SCHOOL todey to we 11 you oue!•fy lo• "" e•C•l•n& Cilrel• '" '"' ,, AIR TRAVEL INOUSTRV 01y or evt n•n g cla11e1 1v•1I..,.' •bl• Tu•!•On l"11nc1n1. 610 E•U 17th S1rett s ............. . 1143-ISISISIS >-Pf!•qved lo• V•lt•~"l· T••+n.~a Deluxe 425 sq, ft office TA.'i Pomeranian, Vic. l71h , __ L_E_A_R~N-Tc-'o"""s-A_l _L __ , $190. Broker 6M700 & French, Santa Ana 6 29. "''~AA,... -"-"' ,, • ...., Brar! ;\\'C"' Snillng lnst:ruc· Buainess Rent11 445 .... .............., "''""""""'~ 'J The fastest draw in ther\Ve11t. tion ,\t Nc"'P'Jl'f aboard 1'5 E. 18th SI., CM. Suitable •.. a Dally Pilot Classi!ie-d Cll·?i's. 675-!!!l!lO. for stores or ofc. 3ti2 sq, ft. 1 ~·~';;;· ;;642-;;;;;5"78.;::::;=::;==:.:..,Y:'o:u:'U=!\m=:'':'"=C:l•:':":""'=;;;:I SlOO/mo. & 1069 sq. ft. S2S011 mo. C.J .s. Real Est.ale, 548-1168 .. COMMERCIAL APT. ON COAST HWY. Trader's Paradise CdM, 673-3345 lndustri1I Rent•I 450 NOW LEASING Hunt ington Btach NEW M-1 9'10 Sq. Ft. & UP ltan1ll!on &: Ncwh1nrf ~or llJ.4519 18CO SQ. Fl'. At·l apace * * Jlaw lat TRUST v.•/front off1ct, Ir;: ttar OE E 0 , e.r>proxlmately door, Ideal for fabrntory, $10,000 eq. 33 , S600 per sm. 1775 Whittie( sr. 01. month. \\'ant orilnge u,. i.n- \300 SQ. F'T. S180, 1793 \Vhlt· come, Broker 002·32'J8. tier St. Day1 ~ at ~l evea. HAVE Costa Afesa 4-Jlil'X, * COSTA MESA * exch~ for small hou~. J. Loclt-f"ft ~tty Rltr , 1.600 IQ· ft . 2 Offices, a ph. 8.U.4270 powtt, 1 yr old. Good toe. ei.'tla 83U341 TI 7 Otum Way, C.~t. ;;15,-,,000;:;;-".'eq':'ui:ll>:"i'ln"'ii-3 :;:.-, °"'-,"'"'· 646-'7663 or 646--J.all lmm«i(.'Ulate Co!rta M~ -.1 BIRCH. NB horn._ R·l .,.,.1_n•"" I• KOii 2000, 200'), 3600 911.tt. or oom· ~ ln ~ae ~ for--vib. bo thereof. Avail. 9/tm camper, TD °" !? r:6t·I218. &fr. Baumrardner, 541·5032 ~IOBILE honle Jot In Palrn Shere APT Of' HOUSE ~ Gl'f!m.f, kM'. on go1r Call 'H0?-1£.PART,NER' COl.ll'5e. Value $16,500. J)ey 83&-ll!M or 548--1479 orr $8800 •• F.qutcy Si700, for btuy. ·PUot Want Ads havt very td-avtn. 641).llM>. baraatna s:alore • .. lines times dollars TRADE .......,,,. -tt$i•lcnllel Jot toi commcr. cta\ or ?'!'!. \'nlur $10,500. M.1-:\SSi J-IAV"E: Tru..'I\ Dred $54,SOO 9'.i Int~ l>'l1c 10 yrs, v.·un! ;. '-'>cal homi-or units • or '::"? 0....-neriBkr. GT.l-6756 $XI Al'l'U mobil hotn~. RV "r1c !. nnch: •111 •x<....,,.. t<JI' Orft.ltll"n Cnty sb:lp'g. •1 cntt· sitl' or Indus. Plant. ' h''-ln Ca, Rl1n. ~ Llke lo trada? Our Trader'•'. ;, PIL{Odiso column. is fw you • • 5 Uoe5 ~ . 5 day• ror 5 t>uck .. • .. .· • ' -r~~r- l!DJI , •• 10'-!. lllJI I •01 ·-· • lcheoh I Haul... H•IP Wonted, M & I' 710 Help Wo-. MI F 710 ~·Womod: M & I' 710 !iolp Wo-, Mlf 710 ' I._ ' . lnotnict-. 575 • -:::r:::r::-.-~ ~~~~=·~ ~ A Betttt T~mp. Position , Ad.;~ •.• · ~~l -UeJore you l"P --i-.:PLEA.ill -_ Beil ra,te1 ... ~ IUck, .,, _.... Lpply I.II ,....._, g-'11 , Ck\·en. • . Simmer only. THE: BOOTERY. Zl1? • •. ,~ . , oJ ,..,._11 a favor U you GEN Hauling. Tree 7 Shrub ) . E .. lT!h ea.ta M... . _ --1nte ·&ea· reer..~. 1 want to.quall.I)' tor a GOOD trim .. Car 4 Yd cte.anup. -- P,<Y!NG Joa 1n 1"'~"tew E>t S3l-&77. ssi..-. Employment· ASSEMBLERS · · MONTJIS <lt" even a kw SKIPUlADER •· d •-··k . Talktoua1tFannertl~r.ne.Group,Youcan1r.eepthe WEEKS if qualified ' k Co • ump .;,;i ..._ teeurlty of yoor prnent potltion whlle.YoU lr1in for -t new CQM[PUTEl CALL 54W1ti :O".;.;.., b=:: sJ.ruo. 1 male • t•male •• Vorlon D.olo Mochlne• ond c~tenotno CMee" free of ctwoe. tn ~I. whil< Yo• ' OPERA.TOR *' DISHWASHER Ga"':~ ~ BUSINISSINSTITUTE GETrldoftrash + e L•bor.,., A leeder in the mini com-fffl'nwe'ltbepayingyoufullcomm,lasionson .~2529,HuntBm · 0, OR.ANGE COUNTY ~ $12 load. College • Unokll'·• puter ind·"·-· has ~ bUsinesayoosel1.'JIH'l'IOtolt1Wal0to W , _ _,.... : ' 1 Part tim~ I ~nds. OVt!r 1580 E. Edlngn-, suite Q -~""student. 548-6428 . As bi lmmediat;~~nir1gs ln our o..ean 1oc1av fOf'tull dtt la. · 0~ ~::S: =U: :ii.I 8T:'J; ~Z~ H!:: ·01RL~llLli..l.&..a. t~~~Sant~~·'l'-~~~~ICLEANUPS, remove dirt, • e-~!11 •1 rs Produ c t Ion area 1 tor of 1-2 ,vean eteperience op. ingtOn Beach, ~. ext. Emo' ~ Jc!b•" ?>W~~ treeti. ivy, driveways-grad· _.-et•r ti Assemblers at all levels i>n eratlng 1he IBM 360 or 370 235. · • No e:cpe~ ~ _...,--,-. ~ENNIS ·ANYONE Ing. 847·2666, Lie. 240182. e Typists 1st &. 2nd Shins.· to \\'Ol'k •in our. &\ftta ~ will tr&ln. You,rput be u. GROU"' 'OR PRIVATE . e R tlonl I otti.ce: CUtTerrtlv w• have DRIVl!R-PART TIME Apply In .,peraaJnooD. ~U 6 . "' 32' FURNITURE Van for • ecepfM I I If you're looking for a posi· · " 2U2-~ Jllvd INSTRUCTION 1oca1 him haol1 & gen• -... 'lookkeeptrl --tion With a gn:w.•lng Oi-ange __.._, an ffiM 3701145 1nst~ed. ,Man wltfi Class I license. to ~'ta Mesa/ : ~· . '' t IAN RICH ha·u11ng. ~1862. e Ktypunch Opr1' County computer company Location ot'the bata ptoces. work. 1 lir early AM. Mon -~..;...... l ''LEARN THE !'.fOVING, hauling, clean-ups. -&,n1eet these qualilications sing Department in the.near thru Fri. Laguna Beach, ... _Gl(IU.. P.Rt , ? ~AUSTRALIAN WAY'' Reu. rat.es-Colt Students. EVERYTHING future will be Fashion .Is-call 497-i741 -~ Retail lton!, ~· ~· ll~!~;~~~~~~··~··~;~3~:11"""'~~e'.:•~t.~83>-~~7li8tl ~~~ Please App" ly ln Person land, Newport Bef.ch. SaJ! , able eXjlel'. i '. .,..... AMBITIOUS college students l\·Joo-Fri 8:30 am-4. prn J 8!'Y . will be Cf01J1Jnet-.u'ate Dr11 Assistant Ca)l MQ-lm . • ·' w/PU. U>ading, anylhlng! Lookl"" · for summer ,.. Th p ~De with experience. Shlft'voork -~Tk:tY . •-Doug .. 1 ......,,, ·-o !o e el'sonna pt. required. 1·\ Young lady ()8.28) to au:lst GIRJ.., FridaY .. ~. x1nt t . ~ """as. rates. oN -1-employment? Come register ... in health spa. Will train; 00 typiJla at mwJt' •. "' ., ~ ,_.. lftdtlipllrt LOCAL moving&: hauling by w/m '3r good paying tem· Or Contact Pleue eatl For , exp. nee. Apply in person • '~) t I~'~;· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim;iiii~l·Jltud~~en~t~. ~La~rge~~tru~c~k-~Re::;:u:· 1 J»l'llt'Y ..-ignments in a B. Kri1flce .A'P.poin6nent any aft or eve. 2930 w. GIRL 'ntmAYiJl t'Ufe 534-1846 or 5.14-216-t . large variety of industr)r in Mn. Rose Coast'H:wy .. N.B. . good '\~gt ., e c o·r ~: LIGHT baulllll &...b:aab Orange ·CoUnty. N;o cort· 2m Michelson Dr. '(TI4) 547:11511 , Laguna, 49c:-$L'l8 ·~i; :iaby1ltt•1:t1· Pl.~. y all. e haul-tracts to •sign. We. -Need--1-·, .. ~ . DOME-" 'Help Geo"'e p . , , I"" ...... '""""'" =---1 " ..... p. OU c • w • You•. ... about ··ur bon"· • • GREAT WESTERN °"" GO' r RO --··-_ ,_ • · -2607 or 646-9910 ---Allen Bylond A .. ncy, 10£.B ~ • ·~· _.,_, "<"'Ysm!NG: lJc." .... 3 plan. • 133-2400, ox! 336 • SAVINGS• E. 16th St.. S.A. 541-0.195 !:'...!on'1'~~ !" '~. ·~.: to 12. Fun attention. Ph. Housec:l .. nl"f ln.._,m Equal O,PPOr. Employer_ DRAPER 1 11 !M'6' """" ...... ~ -9'8-(l!87 Brookhurst &<!--~---"----, .. , "' ..... ;'1 o-.· E·m"'·-m/f · '( n,s ta er -oe. ~1189. . .. 1 ii' ...... """'" ,....,.. VoV..-'"" S a I e 1 m a ii , Experienced • ~•=· . COLLEGE •tud.nt w111 "° P-nnel "'--.· t'ce ASSEMB"ERS · ....-,. • demo'!",. blAe.1FuI00 I .. ~e ~ ~~'!°!: GOO. ~ ."JO·~ MATURE woman will care housecleaning • -So. Htin· 'ELECf,RONIC , .. ..~..,. .., 11,... .... r•r your home & child~n tingtQn Be'ft.ch. ftl'e'a. 4 ht. 17581 l!Yll"!! Blvtl:;-1_15 Xlnt ·opporlunity . for ex-COOKS,.. Graveya'rd llhllt. 6 presser, full tinle. Group in· while YoU vaCation. Xln't minimum $2.50 hr. Call Lln-Tustin 138-5460 perienced electronic days a "-eek to tra1n for ·sure.nee after 90 days. 1 GOOD PA Ji,rs. Drives. 645-0074 art. s: da .536-8932 assemblers. Must have good assistant manager. Apply tn weeks paid vacation after 12 · . sieYSITnNG. My. Home. Ci1rpet Clei1nlng .Saddleback Plaza Bldg sodlering Jfo: wiring skills. • person Jack lit Tht .Box, mos. Coit Drapery Cleaners, , • . -~u.Ulde-CM~der-1:.ov-"Floor-C-are-A-Winclowt E ual o r •. Emelo er --Good;>afr:Woridng-conds..&..-.~'J.\_J_.&_1'J~ ~ l---l-12a5 Baker St, Coita 'M"eaa l'102~NewpQrt-+Blvd:;-eM~ WORK_,_F.UtL:TIMr, .Jilg Can!! 645--7115 • Dutch Maint Serv. 5.17·1508 · --·· -fffngea. DJ.I ~,.I COOK EXPER. 540-1366 or-642-0270. \VITH~ - Car-' Service I I ACCOMRANIST ELPAC, INC. . 5_.._ 108 Beverly. Manor Omv'. .• IJosp. EMPLDYMENT ·OFFERED . LOCAL FIRM Jo. ...... ron ng Reliable, F /time In High San.;~· Standar~ 4630 , CampUI Dr·., ....-. 837-8000, Laguna Hi Os Mal~. small lite mafg. co. OF · · JQHN'S Carpet & Upholttery PARTICULAR ironing for sc:hool 'vocal 1: choral·muSic. · NEWPORT BEACH COUNSELOR .wanted for needs· reliable full time op-LARGE EASTERN Ori """'""°u ~AR~tteh-•). particuJar people. Ca ll Must be exceflent sight ASSEMBLERS, 30 hr wk. · ~---~· Gloria Marsball. Figure ~pty. to jrpw wfco. Min, ex-MANUFACTURER ,' 1iUartf (Soil nc•cuu.... 645-1033 SAM 12 reader 'Contact ¥n R~y Ladles over 25. $1.80 ht to ...,.., __ 54-"l8J4 54"1147 Control Salon Newport.·Wiil per. required. 979-2290 Jim · 1 OF"' · .· ~ A all col.or ' -·noon. · ' · · start. Apply 9-11:30 am: r---· V" -U-train. Must be ·attractive, Cline wk. days. ELECTR-1,C-A~· -MAIN· brighteners & . 10 ' minu 1 te Li1nd1c•plng ~J~ii~l\vn, 9 am. & 1 3 pm, Go\" ld1e11nh"StMCoagltao WMMd, 946 ..""~~!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!. !!!~~~~~~~~~I have trim figUri!~ and enjoy -ESCR~OW OFFICER E;;>:"UIPANCEMENT bleach for white carpe s. · , .. ·v. • s esa. Help Want.cl, M & F .710 [Help Wanted, M & F 710 working with people. Hours F&e Paid. AAA Jinn offers ""t ~e your money by saving LANDSCA,PE, Ga ~den ACCOUNTING CLERK ATTY~RiAL ESTATE ~ . 2-9 pm. Call 642-36ll lor ap-•me extra trips. -Will clean maint., clean·up, si:nnkln. • G"'•t career spot! Co. bas 7 • BEAlITICIAN, fu1l time, • pointment. outstanding oppor. for ol-Earri S150 Per We,k,, ~ IMng rm., dining rm, & Uc~l337'90. 646-6852 1' ee Paki. Rapidly. &fOW'.lng ling CbEAN ING: "-'Oman, Apt -1-.ij ...... Oii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO fk.-er to move UJ> !he lfldder As (>el' Written ·~e]nent. _ ...... 11. ..5 .A--;---f?·50~ -Mi·-ry -firm In NeW)!Ort Beach. corp.-5 Y:rs·exper.-wlll Cinch •''sPH'dAMin POOtoday~sl ~ty _; Costa Mesa, .nr._Bus, Full • C-_I COUplry .!lnaf!_~iaj!~:_~ary-!o }:800 . _ ~Of _.:.. _.. _:_ , -r-•~· d:Jr~'"· ·' ~·· Post A/P & A/R tp ~n·1 thisone.Fee-Paid,AlsoFee ,..JU.. · time .position; 5 day wk, ,,... + cornm Also Fee.Jobs .Leam...All:?tuile• --~~ .;:~J10-what ~~~.1:iewcK, alumpstonei walls, ledger.~ary toi;;oo . .Also ~Callo!~i E~;SAND .g~1t~s ~AIR $425. start • Call Drivers Call 'Kai Wing, ?40-0055: OurDistci~u~i<in~uslne~. method. J do work ~lt. brick, stone, ·plntn il petioa. fee Jo!-.. Call Glona Gray, ·Emp19yn,ent Agency, 3400 HuntiAgton Beach , Mrs. McAUiirter, 545-2300. • Foremen . ~al Penonnel Agency, For rniormation·c&n Good ref. 531~01. · All types entr)'ways. Ex· 540--6055~ CQuta1 Personnel I-•lne Bl·~., ~ .. B.-963-3433 _ CLERICAL EOE M/F •· Miin•9er1 ; llarbor Blvd., CM. Monday •JW)' .2', 9-1::39 ' . • pertly imtall'd. Special Agency"2700 Ha.rbot-.Blvd, •• vu .J~ LYNN e A1Nmbler1 EXP'D pantry help, full ~ -•~ ·..-", C-, Conctele prlcoo. Bob; ""4930-CM , . AUTO LOT MAN Boouty Operotors e M·ld time. Male or femote. See .97ft·'5222' i '. · · (2) No follo\\1ng necess. New -~l'\"' •rs ' Mr. ·Evarts, Chet, TlleB thru -,if' .. P~~S. walU. mt"· 5i:w, B:1~toc~'f::· alumP!(one * Adm Sec'y $100 Experlenccd only need apply. lie. ok. Busy shop. 645-1050 CAROL • Inspectors Sun. 3IXKI Club House Rd, . . •.'! ....._ ~ ·~tere=-tor1:. ce patios wW:.nc;:·dri~~! * S.les Im $600+ c1Full1~munl~ be~fitrih· Mon Uuti Sat. e Gel RepairmM C:M. No ph calls, . 979.c·JH · ... ~. · · ' ' ew-..-. * Sec'y Mid to $650 ud .. i&. • orm1 s, nsurance BEAlITY Opr, f 0 11 owing AJI 3 Shifts irt,-am..o . care, my home. Tile entry WllYI· 963--1855 i • propam, pad va~tion and pret'd. Good commi1Sion. NOW IN We Will Train EXPER lndust secretary to Fenced yd. Good care .. r~. Painting & * Gen I Ofc $520 hoildays. Apply m person 21~1~..,.., 5S2-2lTI· M G handle front office. Cor· 1 .,.,.~~~~:!~~!!!!!I i...-cau· 6f5.3381 n!Pbl p ho-' * Si1le1 Prof $650 only to Art McCormick ' . ..-:11.-.NV<J, • ac regor Yecht ~•rp. resp., IOme bkkping, typing .. -·G···1-o·u-NDsMAN ;;,;;,..,M (;.,,.00 WO,.,; •per .,..nf * S.C'y/Bof)nk . $500 . ·-GUSTAFSON. B_OAT BUI LO.ER$ ORANGE 1631 Plooentio, C.M. Call for an appnt. 114, S589-S7!S Per IMnth .,. '·I Dri..,., WALKS, Patios . COMPLETE HOllle Painting. * Sec'y Mkt $525 • Quality Sallboat manuf. 54l·2'85 GROUNDS LEAOMAN I tpooL decks. Don, 642-8514 Custom I n t er I or -* Gen'I OfC $450 Lrncoln-Mercury needs ex_per. respon;sible CUSTODIAN .. E 'f.-P E R I EN c E o do~ • ...SOl!t--$7?4 Per 1'nanlh t hlld C ,Weather-proof, ~r. No * Sec' /I tO $700 16800 Beach at Wamer people to fdl these position&,: COUNTY $589-$TI8 Per Month ) groomer, full time,~~ Send ,lvrit'ten rern.pie to Sad· . ,I ·t-•re job _too Small. Reaaonable & * Sec'y ,c $625 Himting1on Beach Fl.nish Carpenters Send ·written resume o' Sad· portunlty~ Busy sh o P · dleback Valley u n If 1 e d guLD care, O\'er 3 yrs, ltfy Rehab~ 541~ e J * Cler~ T:i: $165 ~2-1144 * (2l 3) 592•5~ ~:c~-~ce:1H~i;:r :::~kDi~t~c;;r: li~.n~ie~ F~~ ~~panion1 (Chris-~'Ml=~"= ~me. meala, fe~,!ard, CERMAK PAINTERS * A/P Clerk to $600 Home of the Vlklnt 1lin. 6 mo. experience 1ftAQ% FR,EE 24618 Chrisanta, !I.fission tian ".Oman), f9r U yr old v· . Ca ,_. ~-~•--,.fctoria ,It. ... on•w,uUtst, WE GIVE FIRM ES Auto UV Ji Viejo; Ca. 9'ii75. Deadline 1e,10, ,. -·r ~..,. qo.ea Mesa. 642.JlSOJ'&U.lm T. * Bkkpr F /C to $750 NEW CAR SALES Malnteni1n~Man. boy w/11. busy mothi;r. ?11on-JUiy 12. .., • ClllUl ..,. my home. [)e. ON THE PHONE CALL 551-2711 Experi=ed .. 1 .. man only .• Xk'Sfs~1L' .CORP. To Applica·nt ~~;! PROCESSING . Fr;;· 9-6. sat Oplm. 67:1-llM r-~,.....,G~.U~A~R~D~.s:----. -t ' pemble, mature women. ~~Ceillna:s -Walls HELEN ,SCHAFFER needed In oi;ie of O.-..nne ·\£>; PlaCentia Ave;·C'M · Imniediate 6peniros for F /C BOOKKEEPER ' Full '&· Pt tirrle ... P.osl.ti.91\S, ~ Dlllys or weekendl cau -.~ O>mpetitive PERSONNEL AGENCY Count)''s leading Ford-~. • 4300 CAMPUS "DR IBM S)'Slem 3 O~rator Capable· ' ·of '. 6Uper,vising ow~ 4J ,.QJ.7<P1ke ~ .. L~ n i ~ .,· *-1881· · • ~Qµality pa 1nt 1 • 4262 Campus', Dr., ·8-4. N.B. ershi~ ExceUent comnU• Bkkpr F /C $-750 up , • ' Key Punch O~!or otl1ers, Reiiarts to controller. Beach, Liaguna Niguel irl La· : ·CARE. Age 2-5. -~ 'No Wutt~ ADMINISTRATIVE slons A .00~ plan, insur· Co. mo\ring . into beauri.Hll .. 979-5600.-Small • elecironics firm. guna ,&: eomt!'lql\'!"&reu tor ' mature lady Main ' 1 • · · ance and ~ plan; Paid new N.B. offices. Tract . , , 6754050 . ,,. KooW!ed~. o.f co, m. ""· ter ..:i.s., Qilal\fied 1apniic=-de·~ I • ~a.reaCSanta,Ana). *WA~tP,AP R * ASSISTANT Co vacati&tt. SeeTDon -Crevier. home C'Onstruction --. • tems&machlnebkkpng .. ~~ .. sire' st~~ "· 'U • -~ When YoU.call "Mac" F!lnnte Pa.1!1. Esta1~-~· · THEODORE ~BINS bacJ<iround needed. Co. -lll"mtlt a.,M. sentiaJ. Min. 2 vrs .exper: Yrs. oLage dr·¥-.·AP.PIY dULD CARE. ldY HOME. * .... ,A'l ... NT • .,,..ING. por. ~e~.r:r"=~ I~· """n llOborRD .d ~~~; .:=11.A~ r::ib~~~ z1·p 601 Dover Dr., SUlte 3 . Mt.304'1 ;., ~f6~ 117:~ . ; ·UCENSEO. NR. SOIJTH * div, w/good math aptitude -Har -~lv · Abigail Abbot Personpel * * NE\\'PORT BEACH Equa! Oppar. Employer 1 pm. · ; F PLAZA 557-8656 It.pays to call profeuionals. · & good typl,ng skills. Lite Costa Mesa , ·Agency, 230' W. Warner, DELIVERY OF DA IL y · Z7E ADT Sterllng,~Servlce · i ~ COntracter For free ut.·64&-5178 Sh. Salary to $600. Also Fee Atn'O r Suite 209, S.A .. 557-6122 Tem~rary. Pers,nn.el PILOT, SUNDAY ONLY TO FEE-PAID. An Equal 'Oppot'. EniPlo'Yd' ' I I i::: -PA IN TlNG-Reas, clean, Jobs. Olli IJnda· Ray, BOOKKEEPER BOOKKEEPER gen't Iecmer .NEWSPAPER CARRIERS F/C Bookk . $TOO Ho·sn,lt_i1lit.y· Hol .. -. lo_~I ; J~ Taulane, repat"r', reliable, Uc'd,.Jns, w/Refa. 54<Hl055, Coastal Personnel WM"l'ED lrnmediatety To & payroll exi>&. Snia.11 '0r· IN SAN CLEMENTE • . ffptr r. .. nnnod. add. 3) yn exp. Uc Free Est. 615-5740. Agency, 2700 Harbor' Blvd.. Handle ACCOU'!'S Pay~ble .. ani-c 'CountY. Co. con1pany. Services AREA. MUST LTVE IN Cla1m1 Exi1m~· ·to $600 . ·. ·ServJC9 . I 1-J_ &rn. 14>' Way Co. PROF! painter, h.A'ie'st Work, CM Wan'&nty Claim!!. Au to Good pay & be n e f i ts . AREA; REQUIRES USE SookkMper $550 Is looklfig . tor :women to j Stl.:oo36 reu. Int/ext, tree est. Advertiaing Clerk Typist Deaiersillp Expe1·1erice Re· S45-9-125 • AFFILIATE OF STATION WAGON OR ' Clerk-Stk Dept . $476 welcoo;ie· ~ ~ew new I I Eiectrl .. •1 Refl.o SCS..2759. Immed opening in our qwA~~.5."1.,.1.MR. SL'lIT For *BREAK: FAST COOK LYNN CAROL DVRAIVNERSA"LINCEND SVEA. COLIN.~ , . FEE . residents.. Sa:lft..1ot.adver- , , -PAINTING I< .a. .... ..i. adv erti&lng depa.rtme,nt, l't""........ AGENCY 5 I •--• , $600 tUMg m · ~. M.ust i t < • Jl«Pe·•-'6"" reqs AoctJRATE typll)g at -$3341 EXpcr. Good pey It hourg. __'I.ACT HARRY SEELEY, .••• ~y . to 11aw· car · & ·.~ter. ;I ELECI'RICIAN,. llcenied, Ext &:-Int. Ahieu SPr&J' ~ wpm, on EXID.JtIVE MIKE f.f~RTHY BUICK ~lust be clean&: nea1. AP-All skills-all areas 330 \V. BAY s:f., CT>STA Med. Frnt Ofc to·$550 547-~-~., . r · ·=· Small Jobe, malnt I: Free estlmates m..5294 typewriter. Will ~ao file &: lf650 Beach Blvd., ply in Person, Surf & Sirloin, Pd. Vacation-no fee . MESA OR PHONE ~ Recept/S.C1y · · $550 · HOUSEK'.EE1Ptlt'; t!ate ot . ! • .5,48-5213. QUALITY , PAINTING · h~ndle. Rbonet. Sqrne recei::.it \Vestminster 5930 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. I ~:':~~9~1~0.~1406~~~~~1 or 642-43;21 Gen'I· offlte $500 hon1e &·3 Chilfun,.5 days a itLECTRI~~~ as.Ism:.· m. · or(jce exp nec._Ap~ UT SUS-Boy wanted,_.e.xpel'..J'.(!·.+c::LERl _QENTAL assiltant_I!Qsltion_ -Runl-RYAN AGENCY ·~,:eek .. OWn., tr'.aimPortatlop, 266t14 645-0357 M2--0'73i a v.-ee person. Technlcol~ Inc, 299 quired. Avail lunch & dinner open fur . OeiiUlI secretary. 1793 Newport, cr.1 646-4854 Turtlerock area .. ~ or i : · • Pl•"'''• P•tc.tt, Rep•lr Kalmus Dr., Costa Mesa. WANTED Experienced sl\ift. $2.25 hr + gratuities. CLERK 0Pi;io1'.flln1ty to' move ~!TI 17931 Be~ch HB • 847-9617 833-3893 aft 6 PM. Ing Equal OpPortunity Employe,: Service M•ni19er for Apply in person, 9·llam, ass1Stmg to front office ' HOUSEKEEPER v.•anted c·2 ' *PATCH PLAsrERING • loci1I G.M. Dei1lership. No.1 BiirCa&iyon Dr. N.B. managerial position in.busy FLORIST, rem, full y half days a '1Veek. Own Hurr"41 Sloppy Work All types. Free e!ltimates Good nay ond percent-CAPTAIN -dining room. Big TYPIST' 3 doctor office, Assisting ex· r.iu&lifled: EXper in a11 tralUi. Beach & ·BotM &tea. ,(1 Not Whi1t .I Doi Call 540--6825. ARE YOU •d-Se d Cam'On Country Clnb, Apply perience ~.We will pba.!Jes of design. 546-532:>, ReferenCes ple8ae. 891-2887 I CARE Plumbing · •g• an car.-".' reiu. r.rr. Hoffstetter No. l 'Big ::: traJn-you for front of. "Ask fur Cherl. HOUSEKEEPER1• 8 hrs. per Expert mow & edge. Prompt me to Cla11~f1ed Ad Canyon Dr., N.B.' k $3 50 per h Free Eat. Before 5:30 pn1 -L.R. OTIS P~UMBING :;-503 c/o DAILY PILOT Imn-iediate opening requires 545-t427 i'oreman Ba~he.1or's ·Ba. Y1111e ho;e: 497-2193,. anytime 534-7181. Remodels &: Repalrs, ~rater LOOKING? P.O.: Box 1560 Cost• CHECK HERE a candidate wilh excellent DENTAL Chairside!Control Only experienced?S-reliable 'ti* GARDENER * !:h~!!~~~a~~t~ Mesa, C•. 92626. ~~~ 5;!':::: :OTvited :~~~ti~ant~ PRODUCTION wtrer,. Phone 6 . 757,8. w, edge & gen'! garden. BIA. Complete Plumbing WITH THE' duti,es will be ·helpful. for progressive dental .of-i .--<.-...:.: care. E.'tpert il deP"ncJ. Service. . fQR Auto Mechanic , fice. Should be about 20-2.J • FOREMAN INSPu.;1vRS ,..... .. ~hie. Most areas. PLUMBING R£PA1R-Bnn. :r~""''" _ag-••.JnJ!"-· . ~:mt fri~ ben~fits in· years, in excellent health & . ou' ALil"'v PromPf-FrH E1t"' ~. No job too s1nnll &;·. ~is cl~~· A rr::; ·oa-1· ING.--~,~~. ~ ~xP.'.q.~oura ;~''1io4--------'---l-~-. -l-1- ,, 534-7187 ** 642"3128 ** SUMMER mech. with good--import t.'X· • · ays. ary open. PERTEC offers permanent , -.... · G\RDENER of 22 f"lll'S ex· TOTAL SERVICES co. 1 pei'. Pl~ Reply To · DENTAL assistant. Here's employment, paid vacation INSPECTORS "Per. seeks 4-S additional ~finor Plumbing & Repairs i.-or a perni.. job \\ith the best NO DEPOSIT Classiled ~d No. 893 an -Opportunity to inove into after 6 months, pl_p 1 \\'eek _ · · ilainteoance jobs. George 646--0977 or ~1809 WORK 8at41~~~fi.1lll, call Air. Smith, NO REGISTRA:rlON _ c/o Daily Pilot new & expandlng field of pald time ()ff at «lrristmus, Wine's R mod I & R • -o.M) v P. 0. Box 1560 dental prevention .. Limited company paid life, hospttal, ·Eloctr-M-~'nlcol * .~2015 * • • . epa1r FEE Costa Mesa, ca. 92626 assisting. Experienced ~··--•. -..,, & d .,.. ~· ~.,. BABYSITT'ER needed my To requm_ necessary. We will train·you "'"'~.' m~.... ental lnsptctOri fllrftHfi1r * Crei1tlve Gi1rdenl"f BUILDING add l t tons, home for 18 mo old. Own Elec. Repalrn1 an.St. $3.25 ht an appliCation form. u full time _prevention ~tions ~Cd~ ~e~~ wtth 1ystem1 infe-. ~· Irishman. Cleanup, remodeling carpentry, elec· tramp. aft 6pm, 536-1231 Dtivet'-\Vhse ••• , St. $2.15 hr Equal, Oppor, Employer mil auistant. 545-1427 tia:J. Immedipte challeng-gretlon i1nd I or Maint Landscaping Sprink· tr\cal, painting, design & H1'gbscbool grads, col· BABYSl'ITER. 2-11 PM 1~ Allsem. Trnes •• St. $1.95 hr ...,;..,,,,,,;;,.,;,,,,,,,;,,;;,,,...... DENTAL ·-E ' I ~ k> ! •. I -~ Ion • / ' 12 draltfng service OITick • .... Chro Pl 1· ~ ._ ... , x P · • ne ., .. ,p YtnEtflt °" an u1· eu,_. -r1t • Iers Installed f"t'P6ir. 64&-10 As!K>CS 640-86l8 ~"'ell lege students & teaclr per hr. Own transportation. TraJ me a mg St 12 25 h CLERK-TYPIST chainlde. 24-35 yrs~ old. divid9al possessing at le&$t i · Must, ... ~, .• ,, to COMPLETE lands ca.p e . ·• · ers earn good money *~ts* nee ......... · ' r Ge CorTeS)Xlnd ParttlmeworkinNewport yearexpetjenceinsupervi!t-• " D'laint. 11erv. Comm'!, ind, S•wing/Alteri1tl'>ftl d u r i n g vacation Babysitter needed. ~v home. g:1~"!~~~~ .~~;; ~ ~p n1i S:,,m typing er;. ~!'1; Beach ottice 9n hourly 1ng electroirlc~ a II 8 em b J.y ~ ~-1111_111tci1te Well !!~i~~.Sprtnklrl: cleanup. Alterat&on~2.5.., months. \Ve offer an 5 da,,v week. 2 ·gll'ls. Mach. Shop Trne .. , .$~1.00 hr 1h 0 u r / 4 o b r . wk . basla, 3 days a week. operations. Requires the with i11sembly i1nd ~· 20 f e 562-01T::4 Elec. Parts Buyer .. $150 wk Mackthur-Redhill a re a. 646-2481 ·ability to trnin efiecli\'ely luperYlslon: Wiii )Mt YARD Clean-up, main t'. Neat. accurate. years exp. thXl!1't5eatping oppor. or BAB)'SITTER -my home, s Inside Sales ...... to $2.75 hr c556-iii;;;i73lO~Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DENTAL secretary, recep. and to siwervti;c the ac· a11i9ned 'to· · flpld Comm. -Res., Openlng new Is ummer. dnyll/\\'k, 8 hrl/day, 1 -. . • tlonlst 25--35 years old, OrthO . tivities ot'"l\&Sentbly periion-qUelJty·, a11ur1tice .,_ .. t Ex J et-e mJ ~,,. lit ti . c·oco···s·· exp. ,prelerred-· »tractl .... ncl'as well as to ln\er!ai;e ·, roue. p: a·p·an ·1 .,., .. -.,. ,-,. . \\' pay we . E:irp.Gcn'l OrJjre ..•. 1 •••• n1~·k ·· --•. ,. ._lthall' 11 ~-· < "onW1•1 11·t1••~-G • 534-1622 · 9 ...... ~..... and piature, salary1..o~n. w o 1er n\em.uCl'!l-o a • 'l' nu.,... aroener. I el ,,_ nee. 1.,...,.i..,., Clerk Typist .••.•••• $450 mo ul 1 . ta" S'b . lnl el fl··• C. all M d · 9 1· 1 $2 oo h Tustin 'fi!'ea. man ac mng 1 "'' u m1t • m rrtUrn "' EXP. Japane1e Gardener. OD ay am . De 1very Dr Vel' •••·· . r -ume· with •••• ~. h" I th • Complete yard maint. Shrub-to 1 :30 pm BANKING S &: L Secretary ........... $650 mo DENTAL Assist t, cleani~ ..... s -__.,. 111 OJ')'. .,..,_. , I. -• ..,..,,, "'""· >'ree est. &tao J b W •-• F I 702 TELLERS . Reoeptkmist ••.•. St. $300 .mo Newport •--ch lnotruction, x-& BOme PERTEC , C II R R '•-~ Baby&itting. 645-mt7. • . o ilftl"9lllll, •mil e . ' ,\ s 6emb Ier 11-. -t~actory 8W'U front ottice. N -smoker, , ii • • acovtt j G · ~Trainees, Pret under 30. 644-.MU (714) Stl'IOJO U\NDSCAPJ NG, ~ la'l''T\S, NEED help at home? W~ 9· 9-5469 ro"•tng sa.vihgs & loan Othe H•• Immediate ' Ext. 1$3 sprinklers, rototilling, sod. haYe a.Jdes, nu r 5 e 1 , ~ s soc i atlon anticipates l!Al"'p'. EXr& ~-.. For DENTAL Ile c re tar)' ,.ex· 877mUS!NEAnn$trongSS SY 'Ave. rompost, large yucca plants b 0 u 1 ekpni, companions. opening of Newport Beach vr""'"W perlence neceuary, over 35 STEl\tS •-• Hor•-r Bl·~. for sale. 968-0)25 Homeraake.rl V p job n, branch office AtJ8Ult 6th. yrs. Dental a.ssiatanl, ex· Sanla Ana, Calif. 9'lf05 --uv "' Q;irdening/Li1ndsc•plng 547-«ill 979-5222 , Vacancies currently exist COOK ·perienced, for •practice in Irvlne IDduatrlal Complex Cost• MH., Ci1lff. fScpert, r<'liallle, local, free NURSE -.1 companion exp'd, ~ev.~7 ~\~: ("'LQYMENT AGENCY • 0~~~ Be:=~~ Ex· Equal Op~ftf Employer f!t. Takata W\IJ'M!ry s-18-3878 reliable, mature w/refer. offices. This position will Apply In Person perlenl:ed. chair at de . ~!"~~""!!!I~~""! 2Xl)er. A.mc."i'lCan Gardt>ner desires 1'1111'7 day I nite& ART providtt exposurt lo llC,W 8C· 1810.-C NewPOrt Blvd. 2121 We1tcltff Drive x.Rays. Spanish helpful,. fr-flty CCXlK, must be hist ,_ Jfainlenance, Cleanup ·& relief. convalescent 0 r counts as 'l\"tll a!l regulttr Co.'ita I\lesa 6-15-t320 Newport htch ·Inge benefits. 835-t.83 exp'd only. 'n)p "·ag•:, r:'ldscaptng. Call &l.5J.930 longer 5,16..CJ;03. teUer duties. 1,,;·...,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"" DESALINATION R&O ~or 646-6304 i1AWN Maint~ruuletr. Exp. ~man~~bt 1ar nuni£1:r1~ OIDIPJQR LoeaJ tnteNi~'ll ,~111 be C!IEI-~. -breakfast shU\,_.Ref. REQEPTIONtS1 SEC. *GARD,EN~i.R~*-~apaneae Gai'dene • F'rM 'd-'"'• per/wk. No wlt/ndi. "'"" held at the Cerritos office req. Union ~. JUO COOK & ~ '"''" t •·~ "' •· your OWft •--1 mate. MS-5l06. no""' trans. 642--4171 Monday, July 9th. ' Newport :Blvd, NB, 67J..9792 -.r.wp.~1 ";;~lb~ Pte'f;~;; uw - l Gardtn)ni;: & dean·ups Grt1.phlc~mlnded p u b 11 c • . Coll & 2 rk Full or p/tlme in four • 554-06$7 DAY Work, Gen'l c:lning. All relattons nnu in handtome For furth&r infotmntiorr & in· CM! Engr Constr $18K DISHWASHER · ete • yn wo aper. own area..Hllh Jnconie. areu. Reliable. Tr• n". otticea needJ cttatlW )'QUn& tervk!w appt, can, Per!IOn-Ct>..n'I Acctng Mgr to $1SK $560/rno plus boll. An Equal Ouer1ntMd Customers rel Services F'ullfpt·.ttme. 5 4 1 -9 3 3 0 , artist who can provide ldeu nel: Elec. Technician to $15K OPJIOrtunlty e m P 1 0 Yer· No C•ih Down 543-7000. A: do muaht :fW8hed art ContrOI Engr 10 $14·$15K Burns A Roe Conltrucdon Earn Now, hy I.Ater HOMt hpel.r, all types. Pvr Du'ty Nurtc w/decrtt ,.,'Ot"k, lettwfia:. paste-ups. (212) 625-7341 Seerettui.l's to $650 AJ>l)l.y in Peraon Q:)rp. 962-$81 ' AL SM-1117 A<t.-1 Ume. materl•t. deiU:.s patient care In MU$!-production LOS ANG'"'.; .. A!jdllS.C'y,S.A. tol62S Snack Sho'p ---~ rut Strvlct. No job too home. By the hr or I hr ttebnique•. be responsible ~ Clerk 'fyplllts $400 DIAL A JOB'. GENERAL OPFICE ~ ,imaHJ AB Home. Repair, llhltt. Refs. 49'J·7$.17. for printer 11a1_,n on a FED-•L Keypunc.'h to S.WS Fee Paid. Tbe job you've k2-].., varl£i7 of. p.phlc pleC'fs. UlA £xpef. T~Utr $500 N 9 dreatruMI of etttrc: Xln't R -~ labor. Jf!'! Wontod, M·I FM M"ust haft receot P"'" SA. Ulo.IGS Asst" _ ,___ 0 t---•--··trR•lnclGs . fyjilng ilillls. 5'11 l•-l.J: -~ ~-· •· 11 f<M'-' exper . H-•··'" M-• Cl•lm• Exam ~llNI • .......... Camous Dr NB th " 51·-«= ~ ,..v .... .,.PJ._~ ng, EXPERIENCED, reJlaJ>l,e, ~;;!. 1,n Sumf'lll;~:-~ 'f!C:/ _ .. v 'NIWPORT ..---w . " · · Fe~j:,_ c:ti ~··EU:, jrlndow wuhina, .......... nina. mature cuupte Want to lie•"" 'rest OI Yell r . F.Qu&.1 uppor. i:.mp1oyer mff PorlOIWMil &--..k ' 3444 -E. Coi11t Hwy .... 557~.1-- '*-3798 managt an apa.rtmtn{ cOm· Rti!Ui'ne1 on~Jo: Robert a-4111 D • O~N-~ M6-8505, Control Career • DAYWORK plex ln beach arta. 4.yn. Cla PR. l• lrvine i'llvd, BARTh"'NOER; fuJI lime. ..., , over r., • • C~ del Mi1r Ohhw•lher & Busboys EmJ>!Oyment A~M':)', 3400 EXPERJ£NCED. CAR-· ~,q>. :30 unlta or un;ter. 21S: $u!fe u4 un c.iu. nights. Alto p/Ume nw.n. • '42·3170 Equal Oppor. i::::tnttloY!r M'ust be Clean • nn.t. Apply c1.:"':=tne=-;81=;:vd.;,,:-;N:::·::;S:=i---,,- • $46.-1114 • 811~ 9'l6IK> ' ' :E.'xl'do Netiit •ppeetMnot.iJ-!!'!':'!!!!!!!!!!'!!'!!'~P'!!!-• I i!o.-;;;;;;;i.;,:;::;;..;::;;:;;p;;,.1 ll'I penon, Surf A Strloln; Gener•I kOUMk..,er ut Id felUfi. ••••• &a:.d Need a "Pad''f Pl.ce an ad! • C.0 IQ..fM9 etAsmFrEll Will tell Iii \\1anr nJ results •.. fii§ '5tm'W.~O::iilt: m.y, N.B. .-Mature, Exper. 549-3061 • , • I , . • • ., ' -• SUftday, .NJ1 I, 1973 DAILY PILOT D J J ... , :' ~ mi I · .. , • l[tJJ 1 • •1 • 7 llilJ I • '1 ' IDl 1 Uil ·~;.;~;;~ t 5 '"' '" d 'l[iJ] :.! ;;;'"•' ,.-;;;~l~•.:.•:u •• altrr 6 monlhll plUI 1 -.ftk , ...._ ·. HolpW..-,M&P711 paldllmeottat°"""""", 1~1~ • .,~-=== .. ~ .. ~M~·~,~11~0 1 ~._~~W~on=ted,~~M~a~,~71~9 Holp Wonted, M .. , 710 lfolp Wonted MU'710 •-M A.P-111 --paid """ -· Holp ........ M&f 710 Holp w ....... M .. , 11 --------='-' MEDICAL ~. o..y/ ~. medial I dental ' _.:,. __ _:'---,,,-·~ti , &wuw. Fl'l'lme . .......,.. Ptnme Men. Doy,....... beneftlf. t:xcetlent •-'C . 7 U<Sl'EC'roa KELLY ftlRL Machine Operators MANICURlSI' • ~urilt. ~pc Koq:Holp NB Home ~.ltl'Y A oondidonl and 1ro wt h PretelKtlOn Contro l REC•PTIONIST ·.., g Trainees I exper. oprs. l~ A: qualified. Kelly M/F 'Helo. 2l ... to rntaw'Ut Ovt'r 18 pott.nli&l. ToSchectule the manufll(ture LITI: BOOKKEEPING Electro/ needed for all lhJftl Worti: Tempktoa'a, "5 £.11th St.. rte l or ovu on1y. · Main-D I ahl_ppln,f ol 111.1.ilboat11. For Acountl Ofc $·SUMMER MONEY J Im ..-m new~ bid;. C.M. 64UIM. . ::::.,.....;: ~~ta~~ teaance, 3'7-22$. EXPE ITEI MocGrogor Yocht c;.rp Wantiharµ • ..,~to hall<ll• M b. • I ' Sbll ft ~ o::mum ~ MAN tra!n for-window ttnr-OA'imxla. Apply lnor p@Non PART time inlert.inC fOl' 1631 .~itia, C.M. fn'lnt rlnlc. 'Oill Wt"ftem .. ID.Cl Join the Kelly Corp llte "Vf "'• . far u; tna blltalRr. SWt $2 hr. 9o.m-6pm Mon tmu Fri ma.llroom. Ste Georre Thll job 111 11 Jlu110CS1: SenicH ~ \V '· Jobt In ~Ap~ly~ = :.:: ;mn~o :·~J{ Canteen' Corp., Anabel~ ::nuzM~-ir.v.~ Pilot ducUon at~~nt~ollo~: PURCHASING J9th SL, C:0.1~ ~tesa:-i I ' eel •-· . -9-llam 1 2-4i )'I'. r ·~ • Stadium at pte 6, Shlpplna • and pe.rtt expedlttna. Should ASS S 6-12-0212.. / ... or Pac11aiing, I.. 8. b e_ 11 n i' c I pm neat. 6i4 8tN. ~ Rec. Dock, right fteld PARTS ?-t&jla&f'r. eJCcellent be famUiar "1th elcctronlc1 I TANT '" q n~ AMembly-Tm"1eo & Exo•" . · .M .co. ·o rt 1 At'' •-• d t t · • R~eptio l • PC 'Anetnbly ..:. Sold . it ll"\1ne ~us Compl('X ~tANUFACJ11RlNG .. 5l e. op1io :in ty. Ul"".""'meo pr 0 u c ' 0 n c 0 n tro . $620.$753 Per Mo. -n s .. Harnculog ,!.1 i:·~.n a . ~ Brti:P l.ve, C.M. . -e MEN 1~ 1t8., F.V. ~:!&b" \~EA~~~~i~' ~Unln;urn:, ~ !e:f ie:~rle~ l~utremt"nts: .. 0 ""p.m. Weekend s only, 9 AM 1 S ' W.-11:11~ MilMllvW. ... 1 .. _...._ cltlon • .,..-.,...,... Illy lntpoc-Ix· pori-· In ualnt turfec. ,..,.., co- ordlnote. m..t.in._1, ............ 1-,.,.... .....ired. Mull i..vo min~ mum ill threo ynr1 • .,.,...._ u .•n In_..,. lomlli.r with MIL.P."51A ~H .... -•r ... \ l•i.I Industry, ·• ~lnPorlOft 3333 tfarllor Blvd. Cnl• Moso, Collf, ()peni.tor1 &. ~tany more·. MACHINISTS SHEET a re'· for -rito r n \ n g N•-rt . ' ......iiu~ I __ ,, ... 1-....... l)pu1i;,. f..'sJl(-r, lnvolvlog 11ur· ·6 P~f $2.50 r;r hour 0 ne\l•spa~r auto rotJle Ap--..-· .,..,.. ... u ... .,.. ·" ...... -cha.ilnJ!; or n\atPrJa.l!'I ron· · · lit, 2nd . & 3rd ahltta ·open. Experimental & Production. prox .21:1 hr per morit1ng. PEOPLE ARE NICE quired. ti'Ol wot'k. ApPly in pcr.;.:-111, R 0 S S ijA TLETT. : Wkly earnings. Apply ilt ~edYrs ~· exper. Plveni· M. ETAL 847. When 90t1 call .. on them as & .. ply ~ SuL-11 1"001\l•,1n Vnlll·y School ,Dis-846-0641. j' Irvine · "" \l.'O•"' load. A1anu1, of -A"ON It . t ti -t" ""'" '"" •~ N R · · instrunientation Adv•..........t M 0 TEL n1ald, neal, an. , " · epresen • ~._.. R T tr ... -,, o. 1 L11.'11th0u9" Lane. ECEPl'IONIST tor aninu•I 2061 Buslnell Ctr Dr Kinetics Inc izai -Ytct~; t-nergeUc, t.guna Beach Y~ 11 ha\''! fun Ir m~e eaume • J: Vs.Uey. i Dtrncr ofl'albcn l'mpltal, N.B. 3 Daya 'l\'k 1 1 u3.ti0 7 St. c.M &is.n65 F.qual MECHANIC reaort. 6.da.Y Wffk. 494-1196. friends selhng our fanlOUll PERTEC & Ne\\·land1. l-'1ling deadlinr incl. I-Tl&: Sat &·nd n •aUA'IC ;: ':;!a.from O.C. Airport <>Wor. EilipkJytt. . NAUGW fi'i:~~·~.ie:U:how easy ~~~\:f' !~Y ~·l'Q~-b~~ ~i~fi~ot~dp_Q.·:; 1~ i / :::: i:::Eq;ual=::°'::'°:.':.· :ilEi::m:p:l•:Y'~'!j ltfAIO wanted: Don Quixote DRIVE TH. RU 546-6341 fll' 540-7041 BUSJN&SS SYSTE..\ts ~n1plo)·cr. Coii.ta ?-lesa. Ca 9~26 ~ Motl"l 2100 Newport Bl·~ Expor'-nco In l•y • 1--Ann ----"°'" ...... Gt>.2670 ••. ~ • DESTAU•&·NT ·~ ....... ....... RECEPTIONIST I Typ;,;. KEYPUNCH . . oUt and fabrlc.tlon' "' IUll POLICE OFFICERS Santa Ana, Calif., PUROL\SlNG ~lust rnJQy 1nf'et ing l"K.'oplCl ' Mall Clerk ~ $425 of close_ tolerance OPENING SOON An equal opport\lnlty & ,ha~'\" ~ood tt>lcphone DAY SHIFT r~ Ou T opportunlly. sheet metal parts ia Corner of lr'lllkhurtt a ~~~ i::u~o employer A:/P CLERK l>l'niorwlily. PoKitlon avail. Rc61.ty nest entry }eve{ post. ired M t • ,u,.~ hnnlt'\I. 962-44.~. . Uon. To Start you will drtve requ · ' u 1 . . Hamilton • Uniforms tumished. Final PRODUc;TION lmn1edlate ()pt"ning JlECEPTIONISI' ~ La\I• ofc. co. car betwn L.A . .r. N.B. know Ht-backs and Pos1tt0ns open for mature-. filing dale July ~. Apply MANAGER 1-::Xpcr\entt'd Only N~at a pi)t'n1·;u1<.'f!, l>"Pill&'. 6 ~fo's actua1 1\'0rk exper. on keypUJXh, keytape or key diac device. . -: _offices..--delivering the bend allow.tint.a adults & young adulta & at City Hall 5e15 Forest Ave Xlnt't \\'ages I . Beneti~ Call &l()..-0800 mall.· Tnen move into other and be ab .. to QP-teenagers. F\tll I-pert time, City of ~ Beach' At I t 5 perle Schahir Bros ·Inc ' • Apply-In The dept. II you desire u _ this erate all related dil,y & .night atiitt. Apply in 4s.i-1124 · ........ ~~ i~, 0.._~ua .!:: ., · RELTEt~ ~Yi I t c h h o ard great '-'°· prol\)OteS trom pe~n ONLY. beginning '''" .......... 11''\Jm. ?-1anuf. in G. G.I operator, tllf' clerk for new M~r:;~~. 90ea:_~m~n within. Xln't benefits. Free machines. I\londay, July 2nd, 9 M:t· -constructiOn' of lngthsri over Call. ?-1aria tn .i 1 894-4429 car-~~.to aj!~ncy. Tues ihru to e.ppliceJlt • Al!IO fee Jobs. •-ply In p"erson S PM, 21401 Brookhurst at PRIITTING ~·kt!!.~s:7fi::i..= _ For A_ppointment Sat. X3:~-!'IXKI ext :G. ~ACIFIC MUTt.,'AL Abigaj! .Abbot Perao.nnel .,.... 1-lamilton. techniques ai·e mandatory. ---RN nigh• llhlft re lief 11-7:30 700 Ne\vport Center Or. Agcn~. 230 W . Warner, 3333 Harbor Blvd. * N EE DE D live in OFFSET Salary comment1urate v.1th Pu.bile fu>lations &•\·erly ~I n nor C on v . ·Newnnrt Beach Su1te·209, S:-"'. 557--6122· C t Me C lif ~housekeeper can bike full ab.llity. Excellent fringe hen-'· p R l-losp. 496-S78ti. I l'!'!!!!!!!"!l!!! .... ~!!!l!!'!!'!~""'l!ll!ld MAINTEJNANCE / janltol:'lal o_s a sa, a • charge. A\'erage cooking. 2 PRE·SSM. AN" er1ts. • • • 1/·1 LEGAL SECRETARY man. Apts • Costa Mesa. • children·. References. No ROUT£ SALES Full time position. s clay smoking or drinking. 35-55 EXEC. LEVEL , , Fee Paid. Prestigious trial week. Start $500. call ?\tr. yrs. ,Cnll 673-4552 \\'e St'l'k outstanding sal~ 1 __ · 1 lawyer needs e ff lei en t McAllister, 54>2300. '81!#1 , NEWPORT ER INN JND SHIFT oriented lady for our hvin•' L.1rJ.re NaHonal Co. ts looking -, • ~oppor. Em'Jl lfYe-r-m;garuzea--inaw.-w-/good· 011,·-1.~• •1 utt tor ~mial'K'nt stable .......... le . I . , m/.F skills ....... , .. _, m· $700. Also Needs Mraa e oged or olO'fr ....... ~ 0 N.'S s "'"~';:;,:.'I-'---• _, MAK£ IT A l -~ KORO 64 nd 1250W 2810 Carleton Street Ori@" • can.."tr ni -. ...-&eetlqrt-!ltarring snla ' Fee Jobs. Call Gloria Gray. ma e 5cuuener for penn. a Cl'l"lltive woman ii·ho -l!kf!t> to lf intl"f'f!Sf°bi Call : ......-.. Ni "ts• ~ 540--6055, r.oastal Penonnel Equal Oppor. Employer mJl position. No phont? calls with T·51 two color San Otego, Ca. 9'l106 '"'" .... .. .. _ .. · ....... , .. · 714: 774-0. 330 ) ·• Agency, 2790 Harbor Blvd, please. Apply In person. Mk f\fi.ss Mummery ,..,r cr.i.11 ,,...,.... · ,,_ •~ CM GREEN $$$ SUMMER for Clay Ellis ( head unit. Mu1t be abl .. to• An equal opportunity a res1ionsible & dignifiE.'d MATURE tady needed for gardener) 1107 Jamboree malntairi_ uniform coJ. emr;er position offering: penon&l Aftl!T 5 PM By Appolq!!'!1ent Accouirt:ant·Delree to $15K Cdltrol Ensr, BSEE to S12K i..,out Att Retail·' to Sl2K ~t -SllK+ contract bekgrnd. Furn Dist. Micro 'Biologist . ID $12K Oesip· Draftmnan · to $866 Ind/Comm Loan Proc . ~ Ex<c • ...,,,..,.,, . ID $800 Sec'y to Conb'Oller to S750 Payroll-O:lrwtr 1D $'150+ k 'y/RE hep.I to $650 Sec'y/Prop Mgmt ' to $600 Recept Gen'I O!c to $550 Sec'y Trii.Jnee to $550 AcoounthW Clpic to $525 Copy ........ ' •. $400 FDe • Mail omm . $360 CALL. TiUSll HO~KINS . JERRI WHI'ITEMORE 411&.E. 17th St. (at Irvine) 0 1 SOI~ 224 · 642-1470 h• Mn M.,,. -"ti $.fa •• u •• Im"' National --Bank rIN ORGAN°tZA'rION) BANK P,l!ltSONNEL Appli'cetioml now being ac-. cept:ed '°" IMne National ....,.~'·A I ~·. , .... , . !a <1o'" ... ,., • . . Exporlon:ud°'11Y -~Employ& omtact Bob Creighton t . 8334100 . JANI:'JPR. pl.lime ... Semi nff:lttd: ~a;. ex:&>er. oe~~ Mr. see.ne or--Mr. Williams, SUverwoocif; '5 Fashion hland,·Nqrt._Center. JANITOi;t; lite maintenance, f/thbe, Oytr· 21. Apply in penon Huntington Beach ConvSlebnt Hospital, 18811 F1orida St .... R.B t.47-3515. JANI'fORtc.rdenm' combo pttime, · Apply b e t w n Sam-4pm, Moft...Frl. Mesa Verde · Conv. Hogp, 661 c.nm-st, CM JUNIOR SALl!SMAN: Earn W-$40 per week wcddne after-school and on Satun:ia¥s getting new eUstomer. for the Dally Pilot. Thhl is not a paper route and doel not Include deliveries or · collecting. We have openJna.Ei Solith· west c.o.t.a Me* and South Huntinp>n Bea.ch onrY. Apply now! 968-9641. 1:'~ a~~~e= WIJH ~~~~!eryre~~-e ~;~~n, Rd, N.B. o1.r balan~1 ond11onhai,... :::r11g w/i!'m~f~~ Secretary w/good-11kills Room + board + salary. Nurse11 ine reg11 ra on 'PROMISES'. Servit't.'. Xlnt starting salary w h·o can assume Call 642-8381 before 6 PM RNs, LVNs & Aldei coded lltho labels and + l"Xp. acct + ('Omm + resRClflSlbility. 545--9409. _ I , be able to"'.'Mtvp a,W auto. alJow. & loe.ds of // 11 ll'J 1:~ pl~~: = Create your own print on 40 pound lit• PROMISES'. benefits. Call Dottle, LlfEGUAJD -'\• {{& qualifications. 673-3320 L Lf weight stock, We neecl ~ for l-"Ol"ltidenria.I ._ _1_ Ofc -. wora: weea:. • c;raftaman whe ,fa a , .PROMISES'. TE~\PO TE~1PORARY Summer Only In Newport Beach . "' Secretaries ... .!yplsts Busy GP's need help in their Tlospltal Staff Relief • • • ulf starter with 2~ HELP lively N.B. office. They will AllOW! You To Wbrk The years experience . In s-'· Must have Senior Life Sav- ings Certification. Will v.-ork 24-32 hours weekly in· i;:luding alternate weekends., Good Salary. Call Mrs. CaPece · 979:4121 "' , Accntng C!erks Don't sperid y-our whole Swn- mcr• in an oftice. Just part or it with Kelly. Top pay fOr y-our. ~Its. Work where you want, When YoU want. ~Call Or Visit LVN SUP.E·RVl~OR· for Nursing home, Beach ~ ~~ area. 40 hn pee wt.'('k, Call --~ 494-8075 for details. • 'J MACHINE SHOP Lear Sie.gler Inc. T i ansport; pyn1mic1 Dlvl1lon • 2061 Busine11 Ctr. Dr. lrvino fro 133-9107 AJTl;>SS m O.C. Airport ~1ALE Wanted, Apply at Kentucky Fried Chicken, 693 So. Coast Hwy, Lag. B. :~f.,.i;E \\-~91! . .<Apply at Kentucky Fried O\k:.ken, 292!lE. Coast•Hwy, CdM. MANAGER E.xper. not nee. Join growing A weU.Jmo.wn1ee&I manufac-. • chain of successtul car turer with stable employ· w~es. M~ have meCh. mcnt needs • aptitude, ability to mpervise 3131 w. s.;efslTom Sonto Ano. • ·, J 1 help ·&: handle customers. -TOOL ·ROOM Wilting to ""'k to"' houn. Sal. $200-l250 per wk. to start to --!or "'P'I'· Day• & Shm• Yoo""'" offnl proHwork. Ex· WE MAKE OFFERS REAL EST An. OALES person. Call Gloria Gray! i\ Variety Ot AS.<ilgnments cellent benefit pock· SUCCESS CAREER 546-Ql55, Coastal Penonne New or experienced. Join the Agency, 2790 Harbor Blvd, Keep You CwTent w/Nel\' · age and starting aal· NOT PROMISES \\'orld's largest and fastl"st CM Concepts & Techniques. No ery. growing resale organliallon MEDICAL a&'Ustant wanted Fees.or rebates. Gd. pa,y, with a neh\urk of over 300 I MME DJ A T E Ly tor Homemakers-Upjohn • Apply In Pel'!IOn Varian Data Machines oUices and become a dermatologist office, full 18ffi No. Broadway, S.A. or call: Has The Immediate Cmleinber ot our M.illionaire time, fl'OTit &: back ottice. 547-6611 Dona Leverett ub. J'l.1ulU-mi1Uon doUar NECESSARY. NO SMOK· Following Oi)enlngs ad,·erU!ilrtg program. Free ING. Call· weekdays (TI4l 540--~. Ext. 250 guaranteed licensing school. 644-lt35 NURSES, p/time. LVN 7-3 Office Clerk -:i. ExceUent sales training. &: 11-7. RN 11-7. Apply H 'flYLANO \\'hat Is your license wort11 MEDICAL .. Secretary full p.m. ~lesa: Verde Conv. to you'!' Oteck our month!) charge, GP in N.B. Desires HosR~ ,?61 Center St, C.I\I Filing, collating, Ille ,typing. bonwi program "'hich means exp. modkal ... c. perm. b<tt '48-5585 LABORATORIES "Et'"'ec'tr· 'o"'1M'd.echan·/. I 1$1 lo '~"' Pl••" caU time, must know insur, bill· NURSES Aidl" for elderly 1C3 Vil"&'inia Jone!! 835-4811. ing etc., salary open, apply · IaP,Y. Live in, day shift. Xlnt RED CARPET ln per.ion 9-12 a.m. 400 \\'Orldng cond. Weekends off. 3300 Hyland Ave. Newport Center nr. suite Call 546-1&&1. ~t 6 p.m. Costa ?-tcsa, Calif. 92626 Assembler Realtor• 411· NB 645-{1)79 . Equal QEpor. Employer R.E. SALES?iofEN 1'1ED'l'CAL office in Hunt. 2 OFFICE GIRLS ?\fale &: Female 2nd Shift. ?-fin. 3 yn recent \Vhy not v.'Ork in the llottl"st Sch. Back ottice girl. Write NEEOED solder exper 'lust be able a. r e a Hunt In g ton aas.mied M No. 889. Daily . " Beach/Fotmtain Valley. Let Pilot po Box ~~ .......-Radio telephone dispatch to do component replace-us train ):OU! CaJl Phil Mes&., Calif.~· ........... a · Must be 25, able to drive PROMISES'•. ITI('nt on PC ~rdll. MeNam~. -v I L LAGE MEDICAL office in Hunt. vEtfcS: ~B"co. Recemng REAL ESTATE. 963-1567 . Bch. Back office girl. wn.. 186 E. 16th. Costa M.,. PROMISES I REAl ESTATE ~3o'i"'i>1..1:0·,:g ~ OFFICE CLEANING ·-Inspector Re:~~:.c~~~r Mesa, Caill. 92826 P/tlme eves. AJ.l carpeted PROMISES I 2nd Shift. J'l.tin. 3 yn. exper. with 2 years of Real Estate MEDICAL SeCretaty, exper. bank N.B. E;xper~ Over 21 • teoirlng re-sisters cap&citors expertence. N~wport Beach Dictaj)hone & insurance only. Tup Pay. 213/927-0US. . 1 t:ramton ' 1 • area. Expanding company. bllll)' ofc. Salary open. OPERATORS, exper. only. ~'r!sco:~~: :rir~1::'. pnr pu se I .p. nen, e c. Excellent opportunity for 646-3903'. single needle & overlock. ' n f0Cess p1'0fessional growth. Apply Don't give up the shlp! Top rates. Holt's Manuf .. Varian Date MachiMI In confidence. Send ffilume . MACHINIST ' •tart. 842-WS.l. -TOOLlr DIE ~ ...... "Litt" it in classified, Ship 865 Production Pl. NB. Has The Immediate I ct to Claullted ad no. 638, c/o 642-5678 to Sho~ Reaults! 642-5678. 646--0308. F.ollowing Openings ftSpe Of$ Daily Pilot, P. O. Box 1560, Shinning & Recem· ·ng ""'"' ., .... ca111. 92626. ·'MAKER ...:... ·GRINDERS -AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINIST -TURRET LATHE , -ENGINE LATHE -JRACER LATHE • ' I • LOOK • • • IT'S GARBENSTANGEL TIME! Tr' 2nd ~itt.. 2 )TS. exper. in-REAL ESTATE spectlng cables, cir e u It SALES Clerk Erctro 'Medianical FREE LICENSE' TRAINING Pr!fcr a mih. of l yrs exper. Draftsman l Yr. exper. shou1d include logic drawings .I: interest in lee.rnillJl' PC 'l\'Ork. Receiving Inspectors 2 YI'! recent exper. in: specting circuit board com· ponent.s. lLst & 2nd Shifts) Assemblers Free Plat..Tment Sen1ce. Free Training Program. F.al"n "1tile ~'OU learn. Al Isl & 2nd Shifts. A min. 6 SIOM 1n.i1 832->WO. ma's l"Xper. in one of the * REAL ESTATE SALES folk>wlng an!M: component f\1ANAGER -I run lookini;t preparation, hand aolderlng. for n since.re, horwost person assembly of PC boards, \\'ho U; Interested in bel- cablelng &/or \l·lrewrap. tl"ring himael(. CALL '-Ir. Data Control Dl•rc"'moir, LEADERSHIP 8424466. Clerk REAL ESTATE Pn-vious computer cxper. SALES SPLENDIO SPARE 1 ' TIME OPPORTUNITT Nationally lmo"''I 3Al n.tl"d company hru1 O!X'nlng for : civic minded pen;on, C>aP . • fund raising. line ill<'lurlct:. ' Cl\nd)', novellie1, gn..oetlng l .-aros. candles, plfl:i much • n"IOre. Our co111mi45lorts the ' highest. no \11ve11tnwnt .• we train. Presrigt' PQ!iillon con· ' tacLi"I 11chools, churches, clubs. organlznlions. Write: ) includln);: ll'lcphone number _ to: PAJ. BOx SJ. Canoga 'l Park. Cal 91:»1. SALESf\fAN • f\lunagement tral.nce. lloo1c hn111'0\-e1ne~t 1 iral~. S6."l0 + eomm. 60 I hrs. \\'('(!k. Color Tile, 2221 Harbor Blvd, Costa f\1esa.' • 1• 645-ll~ SALE:Sf\fEN -Exciti ng oP. rl portunitles In invest.menl - sale11. Vi'e lraln. I\l.P. Kruait .) & Co., m('n1bers Plldfic :.. Stock Exchaf\l:e. Ca 11 '-' 5-17-$11. SALES PART Tll'dE Fountain Valley • COit& : ~1esa Tlunfil'l{ton B<!ach •1 area onl)'. Evngs 5-9 pm. 1 $1. 75 per hr,. + comm. Call 1 j ~fr. \\"Uson, 963-2445. · ' · SALESGIRLS '•1 Exper. I/time for high fashion contemporary \lo~ • r • fT!_eM shop. . , (;(IOd op. • I ponunlty. cAtr547-m.1 -t SALESMAN -Ca s u a I I lumiture. Sales exp .. n«:. &alary. benefi1s. nigt. tm&". :-1• lmmed. opening. ~1429 ' • ! " Santiago lank ! •. Exp'd Tellers, full or P&rf 1 'I time. e Exp"d proof Opttalor . · Conluct Mr. Lorenz 71.f.8.~~200 < SEA~fSTRESS for • a I l 1° ma.ker, ~" w/power"·j m11 c hi·ne. Joh w/ porturrt\y. 67:-Hi970 J • Secretaries e Typitts • PBX Operator• VOLT Instant Personnel < ::1 I T en1 por&ry ServiC"f' I 384.G; CJlmJIU$ Or., Siiilf! 100 Nt"\\'POrt Bea.ch 5'16-4741 1' Equal Oppor. Empklyer o{j sECJtETAR·v • 1 1 I -KfilTE * ~. - Excellent fringe benefits in· . __ c)udi11g comp11.ny pa~Up limii'iince. -·usED-GARBENST-ANGEL ~ Muat have right-handed. zoenatift with power dip- poleck. Would accept ar- IY """1el "'"' bal!er7 op. '"rate 4 piddlebottom. WTite: Cuslfied ad No.. 174, DAILY PILOT, P.O. l0sProceu . _ prefd .. 2nd Shift__ _ _ Secretary Au you an cxpcrienre1I !'lalesn1an or \\'Oman who i.11 happy "t\'herc you arc y('t imngint'.'I there is-nnother comP11ny that oUer!'I lictt<·r proo;:ram11 for Your Clients a.net you~lf! Do y()U desire gtt'alcr indivldufll • growl.h potent ial? J( so we a l1' !hilt con1p11ny and llo."OUld like to talk 11•ith you. Ne\1.-port-Costa r.tesa OUitt. La~na Beach Un\Hcd School district is aet.<t:pllng ap.I. 11c:ntmmr-fur St-(..'f"eta.t'il"I . __ ,1 mSrriuaroR.s WANTED No ·exper. nee., 14181')' to start, roll.It pur e ha se Uniform Call ?\Ir. Lennon PHONE 54'-3131 Equal Oppor. Employer 1•63&-iiiii0.2480mliii ...... iiii .... MACHINISl'S ' Experimental Machinists ilecouao We A•k A Lltti. Mor., We Can Give A Llttlo,Morr-.• •· Receptionist &,Marbtinl Muot bo poioOd, ..U "I'?°!"' .... .,.. .......... jobo. St a r't lmrrwdtefelJ. E«.~ cellent opportunities. Fun uaf&nmeni. ... Gome In & ......... !Oday.. . Call of 'Vtllt. J<JI,_. (]irl 2061 au.lnffi Ctr. Dr. lrvlno • -..i11 -'"""o.c. -Km .Opor- Fi-............ l.t ai> P""" 3 c mo'o. Qaolllled ~ ve r l f ler. -Untnc 1101-lTIO .. e!hlnl aper. dn6rtd. but not ........ AnlJ ......... 12 L. M. °"" M""' .Co .. Jnc. !!OS E. ·-· SA F.quat~.-....... For thit hem undtt SIO. try .. --· El9ht years. gener· al machine ll'toP~••· perlence in ..manv-- facturing pr9c:lsion (prototype appJlc .. lion) ports •nd tool· Ing required .. Mupt be eble to .,P.rate DoVllot Jig & no.1 Cfnclnn1tl horiioft. tol mllllftg. 'mo· chino. Will porlclt'm tho loyout •nd rn• chlolng .~ compll· cotod ports from d~ monslonol prints or 1ketche1. ARply I~ Po~..,, ' Jm Horbor Blvd. Cost• -·· C.IH. [~ • Equal 0-J>nillolotr m[I >J,\CIUN15r ( Tool M ...... Able lo Wort to-doet tol~ Cer-Pla• tn.f') 8'Ml02. . ' Sell tbe okl Jltlft Bu..y the .. l (uft, x 1'60. COlta Mesa, CA If you truly _understand 9(l!.~~stangels it'·s ti iife to garben .. If you don't understand it may already be too late but, "".hat' the heck, send In the ·coupon anyway· ....•......•............ ~ ... • • • 5 Yes , I will build a garbenstange.1 -or launch a • • search for one I can P,~t)n shape for exhibition at • • fh e·DAILY PILOT-Soutll Coast Pla1a Build · A Better • • Gerbe'nstangel Contest and International Rallye. • : Plea ~tell me more . : · • NAME -----·----------.. ··-• • . m ADDRESS -----···--,-----····· • :'CITY !!.__ ---_, ____ .. , . ZIP _, ____ : : PHC>tilE --···--··-_,_:::..._ AGE •.. -!,. : ........ • ~P,i0:mmo11tlllo-• M 1 l• •DAILY.PILOT, ,,0 , In 11161. C.-. M-. C.. tuU • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • ' • Inspectors · 2 Yrs exper. inspecting cable!'!, circuit boards Ir chas&is. flllt &. Znd shift1) Receiving Inspector l\fin. 3 yrs exper. h~sting re!!!istoni. capacitors, pulse transformers elc. . Stock Clerk ~Un. 6 mo 's cxpu. (2od • shift) -Cler~ Typists Typing 50 w.p.m, A yrs offtce exf)f.r. min. 2 Secretaries Min. 3 )'1'8 experience. Typ- ing 60, sh 80 . If you n1eet any of these qualir!catkms Ir: a.re looking for a po11iUon \\1th a KJ'OW· Ing Orange County com- puter compAny Ir k>oking for orters, not promi&ell. • Please Apply ln'Penon Or Contact B. Krollio • VDM Vari.n D•t• Machines Irvine 2722 MlchollO<t Or ua..2•, ••t"' Equal Oppor. Emp~'t!' •• Typing 60, sh 80. Previous exper. in e~neerin,T?; pref'd, Shipping & ' Receiving Clerk Recent exper. prerd. '-lu11t be willing to work O\'erlinll" 9.'hen requested. Keypunch Opr VDM .......,. roslrion11; I y p In g 50, ., I S horthand 90 anq_ ln1en'nedlatl" Clerk. typing 50. Ap11ly at Diatrict office 5.lO Blucmont, La g u n 6 Beach before .i:lO p.m. July r ,H .. Mh ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._f • 'I Secretaries Typists Tustin l>M<.-d ridvt>rti~int: 1 Call or \•1,;i1 avcRC)' liruJ ln1mct1\:ue OJ>(.on· '"" ,., """"'"""" wllh ' ~ /}/} 9 /} typing skill,:. ~ )\'llNI elf· 1tlft'J ii•[:J perj•·nct>. ,.SC ;Jn 1ni: sahery Varl•n Deta Machlne1 $500 ~ mondl + rxccllcnt Irvine company benc.fttg. . 2061 Busine11 Ctr. D r. 2722 Michelson Dr. Call Betty Perron lrVine 13l-1441 133--2400, ext JU Martin Advertising AcroM fron1 OC. Alrpon $44.M70 _Equa=~t ~0p~por;·~Em;p1oy&=~,j~=::i~!!!!!!!i:iilif Soc'y/Mktng to ~ i I!!! Receptionist to $600 k t chonnlng dynam 1 TIME FOR W""clltl """""'" ol Marl<cU ng bl Penonnel .._......._, . tbl!'I faniqus N.B. oo. 0p-1 9UICK CASH ,_1 U ''l!''"'"'.r ponuntt)' 10 lMm all j -E. E< natr. S.A: ~--or <hi d-Xt • C~tm fll Cenlet) '""""''" ~ '"l'" " THROUGH A -8836 pot<ntial u '"" "'· ....,. 1 542 rootl"s lrom wUhln. Top DAIL y PILOT "Whit< El • ..,..,.... OY<r· "°"'" ... r .. to appttamt - NT nmnl"'f ~ur house? Turn , Al80 f'ee J<1~. WA AD U~m Into .. Cash" •.. l!('.11 Ablg1U Abbot P e r a on n e I 642 5678 hem thru a Dally Pilot Agency, 230 \\'. \Vt1hln', • clo"lficd Ad! Sutle 2>9, S.A. 567--6122 " • :J ' I• I· I ; .. ' . • M IWl.Y PILOT jloll'WfntM.MlF710 --Jr. Sec~Wie• $36$-i500 am Typbt1 ' 138$-$.400 , lOQ'.4 PREE Uz n>lndulAK<ncy • Dial A Job • : •••....• ~7-3401 ~ ................ 546-2ll8 s.c'y-Toch Typing i IBM Exec. 3-5 yn exper. Ad- vanced' Kin<llco, _Inc., 12!1 Vkioria St., C.M, 64S-U6S. F:qi..l Opprir. Employer. SECRETARY • C'.n11.t vaiiety apot. Be in· , wived in all u pects ot real ntl.te field. Salary 10 $700. I CalJ Sally Jiast,. 54~. 0outaJ Personnel Agency, 2790 Harbor Blvd, C.M. f SECRETAJt'Y I Recept. f wanted tor N.B. Jaw otc. ,.,._ aklll1 "'I'd. Call <fill 628-l.ZU Mon-Fri 9-5. • 1 SEEKING direct salesmtm . for hlahlY ~ product. Saieamen now earning' over j $80 per day. Womf'n or men, • ·---full or part--thne. No are r limit. Call 114: 87G-788l, Vtta·Lean Beef Co., Jlll ·E . I Aah. St., Fullerton., ' Service Writer , I Service Minnager • . -- • -• ·- ' l[ffi · · r F-" J[i1] ( ·~· ''* ![II] 1~1 iiiiiii•iiiiiii. ' .. :· ~~~ I ~' •• ~ I • ' .,, ~-·:;I iiii,.,iiii, iiii' ~-~~~-I ~ .. iiii·ii!I~-· --~~~;I HolpW•ntocl,t.\&1'710HolpWontocl,M&1'710HolpW•nlocl,M&P710 Appli-102 Pufr~ llOOw ... Solo • ~12 ~-ut Ill l''"-1.,,_ ': . .,..,_. ~~ KENMORE a utomattC INT£1U01l. De tl=er•1 SUNDAY only, 9-5, Lt.ropi, DJ=LUXEb1l ~~a 1,e~: ORGll WOlllm$ . ' TEMPORARY wa.1Mr & eu dr)iff, bolh w~ and p Lot U.blet. twin bedl, (bO 6CUU.m w e: $10: ' -T-........ Dear T:emporary for lllO. M.,-t"' automatic Sole New Quell"' .... •Prll>I• " mattrua) -· I!"! It!. $7. Lamp -21$5. ' .,.,..~ne JI wul:er !&'!. c..........i" ~.accuaortu : chelt,twlncomerbedwtit · Sl!':i1:e brd 25<:. New -Wodnotd•ya lOA.M. tree delivery. 545-8112 or ian,p., .Pillo'Nt r 1111 complew. Cotree table, end 1~ $2~. SWtcue 75c. Don't hl,IY. any orau 1.mtil Contact Work Pe"rsome~ 817-8US' -....... ottic'e 111rnltuft -tablea. chain, elect 'clotbff' CaMns ... 13. Fox -i:i, )'911 can pj.,.1 Non-- • --· ' 12' FRIGrOAIRE-t o-p lt *" le ~W. Yellow dr)'er, B/W TV -:t• .Urt0, lleel:rlc ~ _ l*D ~· ::;:.· welcome to attt!nd tree .work ~ · ~--auto~ -Ta-· Canti>ol1P1 lnlili!IO bedlG.!O ..U-ctul>o, .-ed bool<I, Jlll'.e -·~·-'11..k.--· ..,,,.,., ;·,.. -_ Exp •nd1'n9 educ•tion•I film pro-Are Ute "Nlcn that !i... "'~~· ~" -~· Ped<otal dln1ni tableS1k!O ..,., "°' wbe<lt, llat car '$20. 3 pc. -75c. Sllv..-. eontact To<n Dletuicb u u .. regitltered wtth kee_p you elec ~ $15 Wutekln& n.itemporary .toam chain equip, table 1&w, tenor AX· ware :;oc. lot. Oven proof "2-all ducer seeks full & p/time person· buay! Visit' or oall lhy :-1~wu1ter Copper w/llip coven $H.50 •. ••hone, Many ottwr good bowtss. ... &nl.e!ec. heet· c 1 u ... ,0 s.rvtco ' b h . · · Chrome " -etep,. buy1. 20!8 Mandarin Dr., ... $1. Alum. f1Y pen 25c. ... ..,... ne l to contact customers y p one. NO FEE EVER KENMORE Washer I: elect,, ~.50 Cane 1; white dining Meu Verde, C.M'. 5t~ Orlneee pkture ~. 25' hose Newwi;t!Mvd, at Harbor E . . h If' f d "Dryer. Ped ..... cond. Waah A chain $49.50. Antique dining **Wl'D Sale: Electronic 50c. w~·cane 25c. Py. URtta Mesa -xper. 1n pone se 1ng pre erre • ~~ll~A~~le on both, $135. ~.6,oontempnraryside equiPi&ot: Etco 1copo, l\"X cass. 50c. Set 1'-telmac ~l:.!.J ~ chllll'S, cane A: 1:.ilack J.a.c.. counter, osclllator, current $1 Food grinder. '51: . .Laz)' ORGAN SALE 1•"4-w .211119,_. Dr. FREIGH'P Dam"'e Salo on quer di..nq c:ba.ln. f, Many .Prob~.... Jn a1az:tne1 . · susan $1. Fl'anclscan ~is W.url}ti.er Facttiry ~~ ,.p' ........ •Ull ·new llOtpo -t-& -Whlrli)ool ml.C. Jte1111 at Bargain Credeiua. 4 lamp1 '70 l Oc. Pyrex pie plate· 5j)c. Sale.on man)' modell. Other ' J.Ar refrig I wuhers I dryers, Pri~·ce.,a~_1F1.,_~ ~-~t ea· • Ya.mahia i75 (dirt). cDtbes. ~ l0c;.P,.is!1!A~~-15c. brands al$0 on aale, priced ~t..:l:::tlQll:!..---~"'I ~545--0~~'lllO~.'="--:-,.---,.,-~ ~· .. au. · '73 Monte ~. 18936 .......... ,-em .,... .,.., ~ pan from $295. • HOTPOINT 14 cu It . )"On Shi>~ Center, Racine, jrv. Saturday A 1Sc._Ice bucket 35c. New W•llichs .Music: City lo;i:::=::oz....._,_ refrigerator freeatr. Only 10 Laguna Sundliy, 833-3258 W~ heater $7. Ii ~' 1nos old. $'XIO. 673-7712 days, SACRIFICE N U TRASH TR JN KET s Di9he9 l0c-50c. 600 Club-South O>ast ~aza .. 540-2830 Call Tom Rotel <;once pt. Mffla ' I ' • TYPIST eves 847-2888 · FURNITURE TR E A s u RE s . SUpef house AYC. NB. 673-6963 • R W L-I "Contempo" antiq. brass din G'arage aale. Lot 0 t ~ WANTED old player Pf.not. • ent ••09rl Dryers , set -walnut bit. top, 6 e~ing. 2895 Velasco 1r;.~0Fp; D. DupreC, 29«>0 G'race u. ~63~tkma:.t-~~~~~ d~ ~neMar ~ckMJU~:& -~h T.hls ~ ~~'.CM, SC5-4650, 8:30 to , (7141 549.3347 Building ~ter1i1l1 806 bed -10 fur .pWow1 Wm· Brlltol) Fri, Sat & SUn. M All ., ture, apphanct>S, FREE Organ claases for TEAC"ER Join a ty.n loving, hard work-RJete unit 1130. Sean delux pm · TV s, lamps, toys, ciGt))es, o.dults. Every Tues. nlte, ing crew in beautiful offices ' e Sur'plut BuUdlnn ·models. White washer A: gll5 . & mi!IC. Ends 713. USED 7 30 Call nA•ch M I 'w/a woodsy view. Public · · •• ., dryer $375. Brown a: blk G-t\,RAGE Sale: A. to Z. Furn, USABLES, 2:160 Newport M1_g536 .co;-. ~ c. _ AIDES ....t..• ralatlon.s firm needJi super MATERIAL· lOOO's ot NEW heavy nJa: 12 by 15 ms. Oil ~·nu trs, bikes, rlk re.-, Blvd., Cf.I. Tun. thru Sat.· Help W1ntocl, M&F 710 Holp_W1ntod,M & F ?II TAILOR FITTER Silverwoodl' RECEPTIONIST • $2.84-$3.45 Hour sha.rp. · r e gponsibl e, ITEMS!.Doorll,Jwnber •• IDY.!. Paintings-5652 ·-HllhPte ~__antiqua,_car_cooten,.~.-~.......:.._--... -~ -\~~~Zr.SplDet, -~or __ Requirements: 40 W.p.m. dlpk>matic, dej)endabJe, at· wood' ._oldowum sheet ttna. ·mold· Terr. Ir ·v i n e "Pria!ai:nt VW air ccnd. Jltl, Franb:--.*-AU•,. -TIO-N~ .... *. -...,..9088 typing skill. SuC('eS!lfui com-tractive female. Must ~ ng, win s, e c. Homes." 833-3953 m'b'ade oil cmr. etc. Come 'ii> ui.>- TECHNICIAN , ~ , pletlon of teacher aide dle phones, type 60 w.p .. BUILDERS SURPLUS SALE! Warehouse packed ~~2i2?~~ Fine F)i:nlture Sewing MachlnP . 128 E.'<))el". Ftttme. tor Newpo11 • Beach ~1ore. Xln't co. 'bene;- ·tits. Apply S.58 So. Bt~dwa)'. L.A. or call Mr. Ca.riinl, 213/629-ml. - PERTEC otters permanent counte or equivalent. Apply itccutate\y, supervise news 2406 So. Main St., S.A. with J:URNITUR.E! am _ 6 • • · . & A~pt1ance11 employment, paid vacation in penm, Fountain Valley release malling, &. handle a Mon thru SAt 10..5 lOO'a atylea to-.cboo8e from _ pm. _ Auctions Friday, 7:30 ~.m. BIGGEST S,\LE EVER ' a:tter ti rnod1hs plus l week .&hoot District., No. l Llg1rt-multitude Of i m Port ant n4: 546-1032 Living room&e Li.ving iOorns WROUGHT .Iron din. set, 2 Windy's Auction Barn New .ST machine only $49.95 paid time otf a:t Qll'iatmas, house Lene, 1',. Valley. {Cor· details. This is a varied. ac-C•mer•s & Bedrooms, dining rooms, box child's ch1fferobes, g a a :ll75% Newp)rt CM 646-8686 Hover Dial·a-mattc w/tools 1 ,Mechaftlc <.'Ompany paid life, hospital, ner of Talbert & Newland). tive position! A~ Robert E 1 t 808 sprgs mattr'a 8 t 0 v es dryer $25. Elect. exercycle, 8ehlnd T , • Bld M ,1 only •.•••••.••••••••• $54.50 • • :;....--L • • surgical, medi~ den.: 1-~iling deadline Th.un., July Oay PR. 37671 Blvd, qu pmen re.frli .. wash~ dryers, all chest Of drawers. 2 o 12 ony s I _ at · Kirby vae only •••••• $89.95 I'< • M al-&a-__ tat beneftt:B. ExceHent work· ;5:·~1973~,=·:';00~P=M=. W::•;"";;;an;j1!1su1ll=•=)l~·:":Tu;:s:tin~·~·==~ CAMERA, Mikkonnat, FTN, at great aavings! Phalarope Coilrt CM. M~sa SUPER. 8M MoVie camera ·~ i;llegina 2 speed vac , ---:'-II · n111n ~i16t?lonrllJIJ-11•owttrhortuatdJipor. employe1 . --Bia F'lO-aute-Yivttar-1--~0N CENTER Verde area case, like ne)V, $45. Polaroid only ••••••••••••••• , $19.95 pe.tentlaD.. TYPISTS 135 MM 1 2 8 ' . 2X 619"!:---:-.illl~ ., Siiiita Xiii I -'"'la:nd-camera-wtth-flastrat-· -MA:NY-USED=M;A Parts Man· SR TEST TELEPHONE Answeril1'g converte~ ~au~ Da.ily9to7•SUndayll-5 ewelry 115 1.achmentlikent?W$45.AMF ANDVACUUMSTOCHOOSE .. I .Service, Beach area. Prefer 'UEEDED NOW ' ' · CONTEMPORARY couch DIAMOND earrings perlect bowling ball with lold. out FROM, NO ''G™MICKS! 1 AeltW! an>"rille import deeJ.· • · over 30 )TS. of age. Varied 11 Furniture 110 pd $900 sell Ul> M sat· stones Apprail!IE!d s'l 6 00 coming .cue. complete in-Over n yrs tn Costa Mesi. I ~.-~--•iti~-~ECHNICJAN hourl.Wiekends,673--1166.-M , ...... .........:i;.,..· kl!'-. ~~ •·blesne'w11oose'1t~ c ••-•--'o"er4-A"""ri_, __ • cluaJng ahoes (worn 4 Repair and pa.rt3 for all •---;ci e1-... J-. ~_. ""' ...... TELEPHONE Sales Wor ua .... ve •"""'...,.,mg.a ...,. LR & bdr. Italian Prov, "'· • • •':"'ea. J'!'l&IU: u · "''--"1'"0• ..,,.,..,re times) like new. Men's size ak 1 --llOfllllel. &tlJ;.9303, !,!k.·for--Bob. __ __ . _ _. _ _k 45 w.p.m., good figure work tique gr: writing table Dm rm tabie w/8...dWrs, 2 9 am or aft 6PM 91hM Phone 644-4687 s~· Sewin M . I SERVICE Station Saleanwt from )'O'D' own home. & ~ ottice experience. goow; $~ gold ~. $!300 '11&all~--fixture$500, pdOt. Miscellaneout Ill Vacuum J818gH: & fall tlme 1 Yr exper Top S Hi&hnt commisliona. Ex· tuttetro couch, x!nt. cond. , se ..,r , • -ELEGANT, utiw-ual furn, of-, ,..,.9742 , • tor' ·g11 • (THIS I A perietlce not necea&acy. Apply In The Sl50')'ellow velvet·k>ve seat toman $30. Dbl bed $30. Liquidating Assets flee furn., refrlg., tw:ln BR .....,. ! j £:eft M~ t ~ + CHALLENGING & 892-5184 -· Perao1U1el Dept. $150 OOffee tableS25 end ta-Wrought iron wall fixtures 26 RK Games, S60 up 8 set, many nice odd chests, SINGER touch & sew, Mod. , a.nr: Sm.tio'n comer~ INTERESTING JOB} TE 1 ER/ l\fon thru Fri 9 am-12 noon bl~ $15 marble top i>edesta1 $40. Misc. Call Sat after 5 Brunswick Gold CQJwn 4~l:x9 ~!eaOt ~·Lrg~i cabinet, good cond, w/at· 1 ~ Newport Bl. A .. Del Mar,I_ TRAINEE PACl.FIC MUTUAL tab1e $75, ftt.tle · gold table, pm & all day sun, 646-4501 • =k Tab~L = ea .. rug, pictures, etc. Sacrifice tach, P~i. pty $125. GT.J...6370 ~ , CM. - . \VIU.. test. calibrate, trouble (DRJVE:IN-WINDOW·) _100 Newport Cen~r··Dr. g!.a;!_ to~t30. stutted chair _!ESTCLIFF MovfN Sale! _ er ., ea. to settle estate. Phone NECCI, table n:iOOel. $200. ,, I • SERVICE Station Saletman shoot and repair computer Ne"'-port Beach $35, Ali) Iui.lliil"bedroOm Parckard Bell-C.o lo .. r -548-8124 532-3.970 or 673-9582 hardley , u s e d-' originally ' ,_•, Kolp. paid A: good worldng ~~ro,,,.fi~ ......... ~~1 ~· A pocltkm. ta available at our furn 833-0!m. 5642 Southall TV-AM/FM · stereo. 8' MI S C ELI,. AN EO US -. . -. $400. ~M88 l i .. • I 1-,•lmech. abWty:. ,F./time. ........._.......... ._,.._ ....... Newport office for a Teller \l/AlTRESS EXPER Terrace, rurt.J.e Rock, Irvine <;ouch. Club ,chairs, king.Pie Household ltema. 0 E ANTTI;IUE wrought l r o n Swe s :=y 134 !· , " 1 , ::t_ peld A IJOOC! WOddng cuif!)'-(piefe!1atiy 'ITL in: tramee-tdrlvedn-windcMU.... ,,,_ __ .,.. .,.__ ;._.,,_ -..;..ju; GOLDEN OOk Hoosier· Anti-tied, K~lvmator . freet.er, r.e frig er aj 0 r . ContOut. hlll!.~ cradle".'~ Honda --~p"-~---==..;;;.;J,~...j I- C.,. u•11A" 'tegrated drcuib), power Houn will be dally 3-7pm ~..-.-r~..... · · ~--'----refrlg.--side-by-side.-2l01 'lh t b 1 -250 -$110:-----SUUli!itJg-bt!lr ·-· • • .,.,r ..,, ~. , CRT dellection· cir· • 1:(, New-Italian Restaurant. que seam.ans lo c JC er , Hlgbland Dr NB 642--0m ~~..,r Wl •• ! S rHalla or · ·vibrator & domestic oriental WILL ·trade or i g i n a I - 11" SERVICE station Salearilan, cuita, CRT control cireuitl ~e 8::~~~ ~~b 2267 Fairview, C.M. . . decorator wine <:ask, brand 545-&\45 • ' &rt'":.n~ ~ . ady, rug 9x12, both like new, dr'Utwood ~menta for I - ' f!ttme evea. Litr' mech. and ~ Circuits hetpfUl. are trmted to respond. ldeaJ WAITRESS. !JIWlt be exp'd. nu Phatf Sewing mach. make oUers. Sat & Sun, 1815 ~pe-painting or an- t Jmowledp. l Yr loCal--i!i:per. 2 )' fuJ '81 ~-p1.11 position for student. Fast operation, good tips. never used, Bst o.f fr., SALE maple Mr. & Mrs. KENMORE auto wuhing PortBanTtouth NB. tiques 5J6-8280 ! 1 Neet· appearance. Apply 3-5Y""e:n ~perierice. Apply now. The Cottage, 562 556--0457 chellt w/or w/OIJ.t. mirr. m.achlne $50 Xlnt · <:ond • ' TV R•dio HIFI 1 __,. t morna, 2590 Newport BfVd., .... TEST Pleue Call For Appt w. 19th St, Costa.Mesa BEAtrr n:d/bladc & white :!te na~e 19fa bed, Twin Maple ·bed steads: A~L 1Cf:vy pam.$2i~6 Ste ' .. ' 136 1 C.11. Lind• L•C..,.r , d'-tte, •M. M-~can din rm ps, t s, chra, drapes. cheat &-nite stand -mp e engme · -;;;;;;;''°;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j I · WAITRESS I combination .,.., ..,.,, .,..... Edme china, misc, Sat & 673-6093 ' ....,. Heads $90. Intalres $50. • I ' s.EVICEbelp.lllaMtlounat ru,,.n time ... •TECHN1c· 1a·N 547.7571 cook neat appearance. seo'· l·,!175.h Edger$10$10. ~ SUn. 9-5, 1432 Sandcastle PVT ....,, dis . f h Block $100. 350 Block $100. RENT TO OWN ...., .Call 84HM9 an,.., c 811'1 ea · CdM. 644-2881. . cired ... ..,.. f .po~o ~-321 Heads. $50. H.P. Heads • 1 ~~r ~r::~•: . ;GREAT WAITRESSES, mature, 'ex-~=ssbi: =·i:~~ I HAVE evnythlng-·from: wate~l~rs. 0etchin~s: tl25.B42-llli0: 542-3S4l. · TV'S & STEREO RelllY• ARCO, !9th 1: REQUIRES minimum ot one ·WESTERN per, xlnt tips, good hrs. Ln, NB. 646-0957. new G.E. frostfree refrig. to lithograpi'ls by noted artists. RESIDENTS ot The Hun-$10 Newport, C.M . year ex~ performing SAYINGS ~f~~r -Sunset B ch· STICKLEY coffee table .48.. Fr. BR set, antique Fr. Low Prices. De ale rs !tlngton would l~ t~ have a _ '5,,RVICE Station Attendant function test and dlameter·&Sticklejfposter chairs,goldm.irrors,crystal Weleome..--535-5595 -·_ m1crophone ~t"i':I--tor ,· ,. --i...ncec1 A pl i troubleshooting ot electronic ~ WARD Clerk' needed to work twin bed set, compl. AU xlnt & silver. 9' cust. mad~ WASHER, dryer, Grundig I their use. The HuntingtOn No Credit Cbeclc:*No Depolft , ~ 980·E. ~Hwy~ digital equipment. 80Fashionlsland in attractive conv. hosp. cond. Call wkdays 9 to 5, couch, Pl\1$ olher,ltems., H'i-Fi, water cooler, photo Retirement Residents, FreeDellvery .. Fl'ffRl!Dllir Newport Beech. Newport Beach Exper necess. Good wages 540-8222 ask for Ito. 548-£289. enlarge-. & access. 644-0268 842-7788 Monthly Rentals Availal>le I l CUSTOMER ,.. ..... -• ~. Emp'lo·~r & benefits. Ple.,e call • ALMOST nu sofa $100, :xJnt SLIM Jim· 9,. bUc TV rk-MAYTAG Washer & dryer ,Open EVea: 543 4444 I ,, .. I IHAKLEE Product I -""'! .. Ill v_.,_. .;r~ ~2il!I ask for Mrs. Rid-EXEC. desk, 5'x2%', wood love seat $60. Both ·w/ad-tog phone' .,07~ .,wtero 6 $150 pair, 9Xl2 rug & pad Makerl of Orpnic Cleanlr1!; dell. , grain formica top, drawers dltl nal t ad ,,_.. v.N ...... t'ltl kitchen tbl /4 ch · A p•m~ c , -.a,-. Food --'ements SERVICE that lock, uphola. chair. o nu. cus om m e p M. -•-; w airs ...... Ho'.JVNI rtereo tape •' ~ ...--""'"--....,.,. TEMPO'S WHO WANTS TO WORK? alip cover. 5411-5112 • $20; 8%' sofa $50: 2 orange recorder with i.u"'mat1c ,' 'and beauty a,tda. . · · $135/ Eastbluft, NB, UPRIGHT vacuum, wigs, chaira$45ea.675-6350. !)o' 7§ I Dlltrlbutonh1si-available. TECHNICIAN CHOO~RrfEA::SI ' rk 644--1096 G.~!'9 -S.1e 812 toys, lamps, le<lies purses. !:e~Mctu::es~ldea 3 --! ~;;;~ . _ n·ial·A l~LI ::,.~:1!o:~ 2qu~Zt~~a~=a~~ HACLERS INVITED. -=·~:;, .. ~· ~~an~:O.~~c0~ ~~.~:;~~=; 1 , Nl a: P /tlme, expet'. only. ~iffir'Of~--pro:; -tJ · • ;-;JUl,;J-;------be-sllghtly-bandicapped bv 12 b~~ple 9,..~-~e~! SUn CJ.ITN~:·~·~1~i...~.....,=·=·~-~~-~1· f:ib..i~,~>,,~oJ~ea~•~· ro~ae:•:·~'•:mo::ns:;t-EL-pea...and-bh1nk reels all Xln't beneftta + profit shar-duct support department , · N e a t-Oean Appearance. couee iu.. ~ .... ,, '" Mexican d~ ~ teak danish decorator lamps, table&, equipment is brand new; 11 I · ing. Buay,1 pleasant SIOI'(>. has created openlnp for NOW Ora.nee County's most Vts retired. Age 25 to '1{1, 67l-7654 desk, kng 112 bed&: assorted etc. Real treasure1. 1142 l:IIDE-a-bed. AntiqUe sewing Asking $250. (.714) 846-5494. ~ Westcntt Shoe!!. N.B. Mr. technlclans ,to perform progreuiye & innova~ve Sup'plement YoUl' income. DREXEL Ma.hog dining goodies. 1508 SanTiago Dr, Santiago, N.B. Sat 1-S. mach, drop Jeat tble, an-*Summer Special* , ~tr. 548-8684. d~i& and ttpalr of.data Temporary Help Service Drive a cab 6 hrs or more a room set; Duttet, extention Nwpt Bell, 552-8(H6 or pH o NE-Mate 400-S, tiques. 558-l47l ·Rebullt-Plctvre Tube procesStng systt'ms and 'does jt again.' TEMPO day. Apply in person, table, 6 chab's. $150. 22U 6t6--Sl.29. automatic telephone Miscell1neo"1 $1 , sub-systems. Jdodem equl~ often a truly unique & Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. 16th Fiesta· Blutrs (Newport ·BARGAINS! Lota of VW answering_ machine. New. Wanted _ 820 7.50-21'' or 25'' Color ST' 0 ment and fa'Cilltles u . well tin\e sa.viog opp'.JrtUnlty for St., Costa Mesa. Beach) &,14-5507 parts, ping-pong tab 1 e , 642-7873 * 2 YEAR WARRANTY • Pl• as ai'impa~J*14 =: skilled • • • • • · MATCHING table lamps, playpen, Queen Mary SWIVEL Bamboo chair, like Wttnted Oriental Rug1 Rf:'ta11as Tel'°evtn !_Vl40JJ.~~~-. it'~ yoo ~ ~ in ~ .... TYPISTS double globe bue with large cushions, pet cagea, bike new. 'Pole lamp. Underwood pi1 pty ~ 8IM!T'lll used formerly Meaa. :iiN'orth~~tt Go.I position that often irowtf1 BOOKKEEPERS I ., .... , 1· 11~J shades, one hand painted -parts, clothes, games, toys, typewriter. Hand made rugs. 644-~. 675-&m. 1 Bick s. of suer 5tM10Q2 ! and diversity and haw 1 to .KEYPUNCH \ . V other white. s:n each. tile cabinet, c b airs , ahawi 642-0272. WANTED: Outdoor atorqe open 9-5 (6.days) TH 2 years digital experience I ~ 646--4032 &an~, tlreplace, junk, RUMANIAN· New blouses shed. ~ cabinet, & ====-=--'~"""="""'-= NO FUR ER pleueapply. Who "-'ant dignified &:I-BEAUT. white wicker free firewood. Fri. Sat & . ' shelves,64&-1485aft6PM. STEREOS. llm GARRARD ' E • • stimulating long or Mort Antiqun 800 kitchen set, 6 wkds old $1@. Sun Irvine to Highland to hand embroidered, $15. New Model, auto turn t ab I e , I 'I ng1neer1ng tenn assignments few Decorator lamps $40. Mar-l3i.i Cambridge Ln NB Collector Stamps CRwna· WANTED to buy, like. new AM~MPX.. receiver, 3 , i 1 Nationally known elec-de.ya, couple :weeks ~ few DECORATE )")ur home or ble top tbls, $50. Oiairs. 646-135fi ' · · nian). 644--2970 · furniture & lamps, nice &: wa,y air s u ! pen 1 Ion 1 ti trical appliance com-TECHNICIAN months • )")U decide! Now oftice from our collection of 673--4169 OAK din rm oak rocker oak QUEEN size \\'&'terlled, CU&-relllOl'lable 644-4687 speakers. Just rel ea a e d (>Bil>' is • A""P" PcanLY .. 8 · y PHONE fine old E~llsh prints, SOFABED green & white, bkcue, 4 drawer oak desk. tom rustic wood ~e, Will Muslcel lnstrument1 822 :from warehouse, !till, boxed ' ' ·NOW en""""''~-, oils & water verv good condition S7S. Roll top desk, 6' oak stereo trans. & emcmtie. Malceot-& guar. Mfg:, li1t $464.90 IMMEDIATE -1 f ...... -.... 06• ·~ fer 833-2800 1957 FENDER Now $192.75. Term1.' o,... .. i;ig or APPLY BY PHONE colors in original Birds-Eye Chaise lounge, down cabinet or ?; marble top•;-"=·===------ ,.. technician with dlgttal in-APPLY BY PHONE m~ple & antique ~es. cushion, blue quilted chintz bdrm ~t; mahogany 4 CRIB $10. 6 drawer dresaer TELECASTE11...,. ~ 1 f!93.-050l. 1 . Hiring people to learn tergrated circuit b o a rd Time 'N Chime AntiqUes $8. 642-5310 poater bdrm aet. Very beaut & stand• $20. 10" ball bear-'" S'FEREOS: um DYNA- ; all as~ of our busl-b a<: k g r o u n d • Perform call TE?i-IPO'S Office at 425 30th st .• No a> N.B. carved 9 pc bdrm set; curv-ing trike $8. Car seats $2.50. 549-2193 att. 5PM QUAD Sys-tern, 200 watt FM bread-boarding and colnm-541).445() Ir: Let us know 645-4ZT1 Open 11-5 1;00~·Rp~~~.~ ed oak Cltina cabinet, mar-979-8279 , * SCANDALLI accordlan stereo receiver, 4 Quad 1 ness. o exper. necess. ponent-level troubleshoot g what your skills are. No need cloeed Mon. Med it. chellt, box ~. :..etop~ = ~~ GAS range, xlnt cond. $45; 120 bau, beautlful . con-speakers, 8 track tape deck, as we~ train. $ril50 ~ru:dripbecbec,_,ke ~"u'1 •"'mmep"n'•,'. to come in perso~ly . until ANNIVERSARY SALE bed frames, 83J...3t18 . ·...,.,. -' droi>-leat din tbl· 3 doors l200dition. turntable&: headphone Phi&' t per ·~ 8$ per W t• IU 'I I' we haW the 'JUJt naht' Spot Ana. uworllltlll miac. ftema. ~ 1 * 962-1763 in jacks, Just reJeued from ' ten guarantee. SOme e~~~d:~~~~~:J ~!~ti~elsvaluable.Don'tA~~:i~~D~~~u:~ ~LEfreetab::~~6=: HELPit's.~l~sRAGGEOYANN'NANDY'S GIBSON EB2DC. Babassee .~=re· Now $13L40.1 Summer positions also 11\lllntenance of docwnen· .,1,.aste it. Invest it '''i!tely with Phyfe DIR table, 8 chairs. rnd. distress coffee table f!p'n : Pmto tirel & ls, 5 ft. . $1S; 20 inche!!, $6. ~~-4-~~pe1:ic":. 8.vailab1e._ tatlon. Should have worldna' Tempo at hi hourly J'8tes S$ $150. Closed July 4th. 2756 557--0282 }:~ i~ms, ~b 1in De-signer models. 642--6889. 963-.!240 $000, Pfr'~~ al.SW: ~ea~t ,._..,.._ .... ,._, knowledge ofTTL-DTf. NEVERAFEEATTE1t!PO East Coast, CdM. Next to THE BLUFFS.0101 . ... .. ,CMo~~ ·s· ,• 5 NEW tires 950 165 8 -'u • &ru"• ...._. IWVl'IUll~ logic circuit in addition to _ \Vestem Fed. Sav &:: Loan. · ce pieces .u>I'--.-t un • · · · ' Office Furniture/ orig. $1000, must 1ell' '600. _._.. 9•1-:30 ~rat e~ctronlcs. -Bk.: Tempo Tempor•ry Help SHJPl'vIE'NT now 1n from ~~n{~~r,e re~~ c:h FAMILY w/lara'e, S . F . plys. With wheels. 842-1150 Equip._ 824 979-9191 c • I 9'nlHCm .. . :i.;;i~ali~ l::J~~ n oJ [-E~andi,e Tabl~d & =s, AM or att 6, 644--0134 :i:rme~, ;;1j~J. e~~~ ;;:o~~e = . EXF.C swvl chrs $15/SZl. -~o=;W,"= ·-j 1.-.. two years educaundtlonal elec-TRAINEES ~anU:s,s,~ ~wt! 2 DAVENPORTS. 8', velvet area. Refs. Pt. AU&'· (415) ~~f~dinset,etc. Sec c1p-s $81'24. Desks stereo, reco1'4 player. Call I ,............... ~ro~l~.:Jkgro . bc,Ytlnd Will tndn dependabie women doWll, sm. misc. items & b"!~dee ~,; J;;. ~9~ 731-9257 • $3)/90. Pierce Ent. 867 W 19 968--BZJ2 ' + I~ lg A~y Or Contect to become plulie injection much more. 1550 S. Coast 1872 l'vlonrovla, Apt. B. CM GARAGE Sale, din. aet, yd 12' by 3~l '35-Used 3 mo. CM 642-3408. WllJ.. buy color TVs A late STRONG resident manager T. Knight modeling opemton. ft1mt Hwy, Laguna Beach furn, sm. appliances, mile. Sean ect. dryer, 2'l) Volts Pl•nos/Org•ns 826 model black & w h I t e , nttded to reduce high (Il4i) 5«).8340 have own car A be able ro RARE antique sleigh bed, TWINSIZE bo:ir: ss:riDp A 113;2 Bradbury, HB \ $40. 962-8068. ' portables, workine or oot.. 1 vacancy factor A bring con· staftd entirr shift if matchi~ dreaeer w/lrg mattress, like new, $35. MOVING, many mt 8 c 30 BY 60 Metal desk, no mar CABLE." Nelson Consol, light 5'19-4118. •I trol to over 100 unit!! in PERT EC tit.< ry, Openlnp on Day mhT., r!.lte stand $350. Love-642-5310 housebold items, b 00 k 1 , top, like nu, tor home or of.. walnut -Like new. Pvt pty. =Flo:SHEo-=;;R=o._tu_ne_r_,_A_m_p_e_x ' Paramount. (114) 6l9-4800. , Shift. $1.!PS. 2nd ~-$2.08, ly old ball tree, Beveled SEARS electric deyer $35. c)l)the1, aome furn. Sat A flee 536-7693. $150/Ph: 644--8349 speakers, Garrard changer, I TEACHERS or anyane In-3rd fthitt $2.23 per hr to mirrors. '$185. 24Tl Fairway Good condition. Ca 11 SUn. 20751 Elizabeth Ln, CAR roof carrier. Water WURLITZER. plnatore oon· 10-12 yr. old. Air for t termed ln part time "job. BUSINESS SYSTEMS start. Ral.e in 30 days. Dr.r C,M., 548-1862. 979-3826 H.B. 968-119(13; proof. All plastic. Like new Jilder trade for <lrgan. $95! 494-1231 -No Investment. Oppty uriltd. 11112 Arnulrong Avenue Apply 9 am•U am or 1-3 pm FRENOI & Victorian F\im, BUNK beds, complete aet, OIAIRS, -beds, book a, Alldng $50. 548-6.190 "968--4614 ' ' ADMIRAL 24" color TV. t Own hrs. 962-1894. lrvtneSan~~u~cg~;Jex * ~W~~~cs * Sewing .machine, bronze, good cond,l,~o2.$Z.1 clothes, tools, more. ,Ex. DOUBLE box apring and WALNUT Austrian Grand. Instnt plaY. tJHT-VHF cnal. I Fat Proftt i1 attained when an equal 0 p P 0 rtun 1 t y ·a.ta M Calif -jeftlry, drop-leaf tbl, cban-"°°""""" cond.. J'une 2.1-24. 289 Qa:le mattress and headboard $35. Xlnt cond. Sacrifice at $150. $150. Must see to· apPr. )'OU sell through re!!ult-get· employe;r ea, · deller A appointment. ClfEsr· of drawers ~ st. Apt. C. CM. 545-2946 · 968--4300. 646-8786 ting Dally Pllot ;ClassJfied ---', , Y 558-l4'73 · --antique cream With nl~. SAT-.t SUn ··-Misc. a.ntlqµe!, LoAltQE hooded BBQ~· SOIMObLER &~Mueller f-Ul1 ~$90-. C~o~lo-r~TV=an-'"'1n&,--'med--2·t f, AM-~~~~~~=,~::~;~~;O~M ~~~~T~~~ ·s~rarn~w' ~~-·~ ~~~"~~~· _· :i"=·=nddark .... $30*~* ~ !,,.---lBtCLAYJt.Pri__._ URA wood frame, beautiful la~ Sl\1ALL pink paisley sofa. BASSINET, beby lteftt11 , 1 '1' RIOIP 3 Sl)(Tg L 'l' 8 P 0 IL C 01.-i...! I. l~·:fi~ M Y¥o.il,ActMr,euldt J1.. llPl".artl ric. 673-1616 $t>. Exccllentcordition. ~1:1re,~:"°Sa~~nt~: " ..Q..Z SL '1' AB o ·o PR 0 SI -~·B t1 T ~ ~~~!', ;:-dev~j~~dr!:~::~•t!0Mondoy, °tf~~~ R~~~~ ~~~'c1~!1"::: * ;~~~&73~~~T * i~e,J~ Rd, Mesa ~ : s D a~ ~DB ~: ! ~ O i ~: I: I I B t u.9.46" l'IJCldworcfscooespotidlngto,...,..,_ :.7..,..._J 48'', 2 i<'aves. 494-7473 nl'.ver used. both for $155. r ~T.t.UlUI tlfyoutlodlocbirthslQrt. ICMttO • Appll1ncH I02 968-7910. Usually home. MfI'A;. lathe w/ba.ck-~e~ E A ' ·~ 311.fQUI,. ~~"' OCI'. 2J REFRIGERATOR, couch, ~~ !~J.e~oo o~oo:ade. a 0 0 t> Lu. L 11 TI DJ:~ •.,;R'I:.,,,, ' Af~.1t :z,__... 3~~1V 630f +' REOOND. APPI.JANCES coffee table A-·"""um, dln-DB 0 '1 R I S II A al A 0 B .,A, :tO 3~ 3 ~ 6'Act #Ol".n ~....... Piano, Upright Grand, Anti· Ill~ S..1421·; ~i· 3;~.... 65Peopi,e -., Delivered .. guar. Dunlap's. Ing set, &l6-344l. que $150. 2542 Elden, CM A. v .... ! s v a II ' IS • I ll"~~!i; 6M:sJ• 36~~ 66'-tlonl l815 Newport, Cl\-I 548-7780 WANTED to bu.y ture-new GARAGE Sale 10-5, Sat &: R I I I B S C 'R 0 G A tf Z B P 0 T elM~ 1e. :11~ 67Atrt11tlan SA«TT.UM GAS rarve $30.,Jo.lovin&, must f\lrniture It 6~~J::r nice A Sun, Furniture a; Misc ~ " · 02.~r JT :~:' ~C:.-!:~~1y , ~·it .ii.I: d. fallt. reaaonable. Items. Me• Verde, 20'l1 .. L : : : S i : 1 lf : ~ B 0 1l I ?t{'(llP'fJO 1oh!ld ..01 .......... 70 &. '*-" £l!l . • • 6t6-19'l3 * Q~EN·aiH hidM·bed, Baltrl Pl,'C.M. 11211 01" ~x~ ~~ U,21-3772..,ij lt':E F ·RlGERATOR wi.tb like new. ~pa, sacrutcel BLOCK Sale. Mt. Edtl'I Cir. . 0 D SS f.;W;.+;B;t:P*.+::"" JM)MI .... 73 0-.0...,..-~ .JI fftczer 2 door, frost tree. 015-0869 tt N ..._ & W FV G R • T I> B X S S I M C R .l S H B D I I' I f ' I ---,".vH!.:::"?,•, ~.~ 74 Hu:dln C.t.PllCOlM •K•\ ,. __ .. . BEA\JT '"HOG s·~ 0 ew.~pe· . ~. . --·--,,~. ~ -~ ""' ""~' Furn. Appllanctt, i:lothlng RA c B RI p TOT AL P ID 1,)1 <-)N.lffif ll~"::"".' !iPTO 76.n;;,. ~JI FRIGIDAIRE Clothes Dryer, Rate bevelod mirlol"$. MWt baby items. Sat-Sun. -D I O 8 B ft C> 0 B F O J' 'f' S Rrx ' ...,,.,, 1~;::.f/fle ~=--",,,._~.:rm J:~;.,,;a . ~s:J~~~· ~ike Jttl. $200. 67J.Q72 J~~ 1~1i~!;J':.-i:'td & " s tJ a T A • p L 3 AB B D a 0 L ci i. i-~?·ll ltSto;lllM "'~--_, •. >1p M·~ ~~ •-·e SOIJD birch droplear din rm 0 M • 'f L 0 0 p B X ·t T 'f H A I' B pta,ljilll!I 20 WIM :,o,__ -wa • 11-.............. ,.. ... "''~ vv tabJe, 2 leaves, 5 chn, $210. tu.un/CB equipment. 277 • UO 21 w1tllr9 ''Mot. !J.Wl._ ~~':'jf'""':'.. \Vhllo, good cond. $75. 642-9(B3.~ Cecil Pl., CM. OU ! I R T 0 R 'l' U I U S tJ A .. "'"· Jt nc.m.;;i 31 U'O'flt ....... ~ llAO ...... 1 w 11 u 1 w 1 GARA GE Sol 1 M •-1 • ft T • B • L • o 2J!>ftil\t 5Jlht er;:;.. llLlf ~ • nt-enut • r, n eS& UC p 0 JI.)' i!l a ••.e: n n ~ • "'"•~tt 24 You ~y-·I -• -GE -Moblle-,.....Ml!Jd_portable .&tt.--$300 * 96WU2 Mar. ,Sat & &in. 821 LA R I I s 1J' B LA 0 K • 0 I RA ..... -. 2S.-.et""*"" 55 TOOi .... • d'-• h •Ml Presidio Dr .. Costa Mesa: ~ ,_ -U'·-· MYo/N .,.w., er, ~· · AVOCADO VINYL' S M -.n-11 ~Do.wt" 57 ~---17 ~,.. NCll Call ~T/99 · -·GARAGE-Sale~ Furn , • S_A y 0 '1' ._ 2921~ =~ i:=-.· -~-You don't n.eea a gun 1o tt.«:Hne.r. S40 97!}-1'199 motorcyclel, houaebld. i! I A 1 I 0 I IC _ .we.» 30 • tOOwt 90 ~ NAol• "Draw Fu t" when )'(IU BLACK walnut dinette, IWO 10:30!-4. 620 IN, ~M •• , " 'i!-• !'&.! .t. R. ST S EIWrS1R1T _,! 0 I .;. U '°" 6\ ''2 · place an ad in tbe Dally leaves:. six . <:Mtn $125. sAT & Sun, 283 Brentwood , ,&JGoo:I 181"'"-'1Nnml ~ ---.-Pllol-ll'ant 'Ads! Call now &U-IUD. 2225 Anaheim, CM Pl. CM Pool tble "b!.,.,.lt , • CROSSWORP ,,..,,_.,_,.NSWER;'t-:= .. ·---- -MH67I. CL1'SS!FIEO ..... , 1142-'6711 _,psr1=':::•.::kld:::'.::•·i::'°>:£&=----l·-----..:..:.:.:..=....:...::.:=....:...:":=..,=w;=...:.. ";:..::..:.;..=;.:·=._-____ ,I, ~. -- ' I . • • ( Os • r' • :,undi1, J+.4ly l , l'lll OAJlY PllOT D J :11 ~! ~·siiiliii .. ·~Jl§l~~ ! ............. l~I ...... -l~ I -~ ~C'.---;;;""~.1::•1 1~ ~·-~.-~~!~;;;;;;~I TVs=•• .HiPJ, (lh 152 Dogs IS4 loats, General 900 lo1t1, Pow•r 906 Bo.ti, S.11 909 Cycles, .Siket Cycle1, Bikes, 1•:[ , __ J•1 Motor Home• 1.-IU..;;.;ST..;..;."-.1-, -,-.. -.-u-,-•::;:::: .. BURAtES£ ·~ltten, nMlle, 41~·~E i8101 "~ 0~~11fC~·i::_u~ * Crui &e to C a tellna * j ~RADE 2 BR ·ro"'NIIOUSF:, • • • • • • • • • 1 Scooter• 915 _· S::;coo:::.:;:1•;:;•~·~---= "walnut color COllM4et. Xlnt k* old. CF,~ ~d. 2 yr 1 ~~ky·Poodlc. She 11 11n11. 'our alt new exciting &.Y· ~~~ta;~ ;ri;m~11i~0;:i;; $2.18 PER LB. BICYCLES, FRENCH e BICYCLE 'SALE • cond S\80 ea. 9S8-S4!M aft 2 m.,tne·x~.veS15at trt'f!:, JI~. ,t_--":t'"ll mnnnered, lf!W'r t'i'IO otf ihore, slttps Valh.')' 31'\"0, nnn'lect· oe-j . . lo Spee(!., $58.95. Corona tS.'I :\J..:\\' lU .l'J•t;t-:o ITALIAN 2l" OOLOR TV $85. At.a 2l" ~,.._.11: age. $1 lor ttll ~I •h1c man ot ti)!! how.e I• 5, ~ .. te·illlll'PS 11 ooniplt•h• cupancy, lllW.lmeblu i'\:.'.• CHEAPER THAN STEAK! ~lw-111kt• ~l•Jr, ::o:!:1 " HU'YCLE~ $39.!f>, Beacn -Olk A: wbl U). ..Botb ~ . ,... "'eri: c lo her. 5.'i2-009.I ~U\I'-'), PVT. r~lo~ hMid, j loon, $3500 l'Q\l.(ly, t"'OH ~ Cua..;l Jh1'), t~ ·1 iJ . 0 !11 I Uio )l'li•i1, ~ ~: H:tlW.t l!-~~~eed~~·~"~,._.~1~1~8.~~~I LY?i·~d-""'llkt Si11mesc? If )'OU ,~AVE" h nm.TEJ:ESS PET" hli.h !llYI" r11il•, ('01'tlpll-i1• 1 or Ponichc of equal 1·a!Lll..'., , .... E nstn.cla 20 Authorile+r Co•ut uritil\ 1.1 !{~~i'u\~7r..,1 ;1t111;; .• \ulhnnil'rl wo1u e lO Oll'tl 0J1(' of ....... ug hJtb'Cd Ct\ I h u ah u 8 . 1vi1h 1vnvtrtlhle !OJ>, sld1• .SOU!h Bay R«'ull)', Agent. nt"' Iii.: l.ittlf' U00.1 tlu1t r.lan~ l).>a.ll'r. ! ... .' ~l"' __ the1e lovable Auslralian red Y o rk I r-Poo, Peking\·~. curtnin1 & tampc•r rop. full 0..1•1l\•r, 962-24\0, Ev"•. i.;o.•11 ll l11ng "''-v f111· yuor '7(1 llUNOA :>;I) SI. S~il(I 'GT r Ill: Slamc11e kittens call \\'ll'e !lain,'(! Doxie x, lnslrum('nrnllon powered 91).~.~JO'J. I s $ s ·lllKE.S, t lc11n, &·h11•1n11 ~1rl11 ,..., '&I YA1'll,\fl;\ 100 lnul I L __ ,,.. __ ,._ .... ___ S 557~ for detalla. C.ernmn Shepherd pu ppy, "1th the llln\pu~ U>-0:.tc.1 ·>::"',· , --0 \\'<'NS C • 111 N Aloha WHk Special 1-'!liflndy, nicn.~ 15 i; 111· f' d Siib. 1:1 1 ~, h,p. n1in1l11k••i<. ' "'-'•" 1 ~.. "' " &tn\1n11C\inti1lt~n1uJ.Colun1 -k I 111; I I PERSIAN kinens, blue. l\1ale orr-t°"" Sho11 & ~'Ompun.• t 1!11 11(( 1 CRUISEH. . s;:+J.J. lnl·L 'l'n.1il1ir. 1.11· !i. 1011 · Al 01\' • ''ml ~A ~ Sll!H -8 k I lk ho THE BOAT PLACE hia boys 20", Unlr)'1.'ll" Hkl· •nll1·11. ~llnl. :,.1g...1•ill · ..,.,.. reg . .;)llOIS, -·~u. "' •· 18 e, b 11 re t'l'UIKlr. 1'\111 cnn\"as. ste.n1 rnon1 . 1w11• ti11-2881 Show qual. $75 lij), 82.0-363.i & \\'ht, ShOI\' qua.lltY., 9 n'I(). Elect, refrlg, ht!a(l, bnil 3101 \\'. Coos! H"'Y· '"'"''---'-----'ll8 YA~tAllhl::.i-a::-h1 gold !em. Also rree to 11dl1 TRY ·A WINNER I k 1 o s Sa ,Su Nev. IJ1l11 Bc11ch 6~11-1•1 ?50 HUSKY -'69, n l" e d' t.'Onlp h~·ad, 1'011111 N'l(•ll!>I'. • """-• ho b-s• 1 f , nn ·• r c. '1,"'(> • 1. Qr n-tune up, sm 67?.-70.12 ask ,, BOX trained kittens, 7 weeb -vv 154 me, '"' ""oggy e1n. a r ti dll.?'· Dana Point F21 Call • •-• • • • • •·• 1. .1 " fnu i1·hl., ••),p, cM...mt, I ·-• U pm. 897-377i. WEEKEND SPECIAL &I ,.,,. ~ for Doug, II not in leaW' "tsii:u·k n•,.1111· sil;•t)(_'(·r old, ong--hata""• one, a • .......,., 32' re. 1.~ cond. 111us1 nan1t> s, nutnbfr black, ~ all black with • PUPPY WORLD • '\'Ell\~\R~NER G "·,. n1 an * $7995 * '.!f'C·.\RA \'ELJ...t; "\":UWO." ~1c1•lfk't• 13..'.l{l(I, 'l 8'.'ts sails •. 'T:; ·w'"o~~1"'11"A"r-'---,-,-,-.. -,,,,-k SJOO. "'~· white paws. 646-4268 -Short Hair, n1ale, all bro"'"· ,\ln'lnSI FK'll'. ·ir~'l 111.,1'1". l/O, i0pullWt"r Uli 11u., /X>\\r, • , ' 11 1 be 71 HULTAC0--:-1\1;.~ s LOVABLE l yr. Tortoi!lf: JOO l'IUXl::IJ PUPS. O~n 9, mos .• All shnts. Lk:'il, ' [ 60 $:nl tiul\c. Cabin h1•:id ~S p.1i\• Pl\ i:Y.' ~s1~ I ~t1':1(:ks rUtilOfn {'h11111 •r 'lfllci·. 1.x-1Jt•n1l:1hlf' & lai;t' I ' E\'eli. I f'ish Set l f' l', N~s -g~ horn~. ~s *A Man S B~ r.uh11. l-:x-tr:1~. \\'utc-r ~ki. o1· --_.__:~---l'.P.'ti fa.st n11d r-~Bahle i.lnr '71 Uul1:11·0 i\lph1n11, $7511. lhl!ll ' kitty. Spayed, iihols, Dobeminn Collies $ ... O ('hildren. $~. Call &I ~J. I BUILD your own. 30' ·m1.>ltl 1 1...-~lll., n1us1 sell ~277'J l,,ll!<l<lt•r ufri·r l.ikt• nl'" box trained. 644--0ll9 aft 6 Huskle, B~U Terrier, T.(up ST .. BERNARD Puppie!<i, Built with the ! .~~~~ \\':l h·r fishing. Sl:..l41l7 'f~r Cnliin~ilr~n h~l_U.'. ~l5oo. ·G~---;:nr.--2.JJ TrophYSJOO~ 6U....27·1!:1 pm Poodll', Chihuah"•· • -1,., AKC. shols, '""""h & • --{ all ::r.ll liptn. -t9&-3·L.-.S. CulJ. '70 Honda SJ, 90. 'TO * " 1111 " 1 FREE FILL DiRT .... •¥...,. Women In mind \f,' 7" BOSTON \Vhalo:-r. ,,,.---,.,,, •• ~.,,_ '"''" ..... u,·1· ·.• \' "· ,~ . ,., ... ,. I -. 11 ~ 111 1nn \':n'Sl1) Boxer, Cockapoo. $\\'AP sn100th, pct & sho1v. ..,_, 90 -.. "' ...... "'" • ani.1, ... , ~_, :-;1. ··•• e11c1. 10 ~l"I. 111<.')••lt•"-1 IJO}. 1 LAGUNA HilJ..S AREA ·Shl'p/••~ for 7'. Stud ._.~-· 99"' -~0• 11' FLY BRIDGE CRUI~ER •>• ·ontll'I l\'0 hp .tuhnsnn s11ili<. l1tt1 blu(· hull, <loll)'. 979-3J71/;).IS--Oj67. '"""' .,.,., ""'"""""' • :::> 111111Jr•I, liltu .~gal ~.1s lank }-' 1 «~ 61, "I"" ---------i,:u·l -~10 t•it. 3 Llnes,:2. Tlma5, $1.00 ~ S.lo/R.,t SAVE $1000 , MO 20" Pace Arraw UJc 0.·1111) is..r •2>01~,.'fl0Sl0'~1 ~IANY E:O.lltAS ARf.1 RE~"T'S ·,\!JX H.\'ITEJl'' 6' Jtl·:>'HIG 'l'l~'TE1'1 (;J.A.S..C:: ic PLY 'l'lfl)-;$ Ill t:='lc;1~E l/N 11.lll ':>.G f': ,..I.II' $f';A1" ~•:AT llf':l.'l"S $7399 ~REVIER BMW e 58£rl793 e m06t breeds. 531...oo27. GER l\.I AN :i<fK1rt·haired • W ith BIG BOAT inclurlln;.: hvy dty 1railrr. .xc1.· · ....,.,. ,,......, ""· • '70 YumahH 1:i0 l::nduro :i.u~ .... ;3~'1 1 NEED fann w/klda for 4 yr H . Pointer. 5 yr.i. Gentle. ?.1o\•e FEATURE!J 'l'llp l'Ond . ll950. S.1~-3203. CUSTOl\1 \\"ood Sahol. Ct·ntl'r ~'SOOP',! nli. $•\Clo, Call «lt•·r fl 1~71 SUZUKI 11'1-:-0-0,-rie. ~~r~,· 1~1',.,1l·r01n Lr\AriAiuni: old Irish Setter. ~THY, Happy .Collie force11 sate. 846-6306. i'ear round t.-nrisi11g 11-i.11£'1"~* COCKTAIL 80.l\T ·~ liu:1nl, Gea~ ,v,, Moils Exl'f'I ,. l,lM n1i. Xlnt rond. ~rn or . .... . "'3<3"1'7"1" '"' *· 714:. 846-7964 • -~l:1~wi~ll.!~~wf<!-Jo_r.kit_I_t.uier PL!P-'---skiing, ran1ily 11·cekrndl'r. c~ts 18·. '183 cnc1:>' .tt 1"11''-, Oiu·s. Stia. <19:~\il. l .·* ~~1S-4:n~ " offer. · iM2-ll~ 1~v,~~ St ---~~~;= 5 ADORABLE kitten11 gray 64$-8998. · Cull 7~4/8..'17-9St9 -UuUI controls , ~vllh ftilrm:-Tr~ill'r B£iltcrtlili1rlli! . )o"•r ~~1,~o,,-~ 1l:-:\W-A&\k'.-l--ii3----.i;;..11-llu1'-1.1, . ' ~ 1 1111.~ • ~IOT'l)JliJOlli;---w/white paws. 7 wks old, --Btrum<'nls, 101: C'OCl-.1'11 for S2'Ei0. 03yt, 772-2001 nr ~ 1974!, 1.xxl n1i's. Be.!IL uUcr. ElectriC_car,--930... F:NTi\l~I.; • long hair. SG-3973. NE\VFOUNDLAND J\1 "· l.AB-Ge11n shep. pups6 \\•ks, fishing or ('ntc-rlainini;, sior-E\'<'S. 97!l--1371. t7tH jt&.s.l.!(1 Call !"i.i .. 1 -~>~i~'Tec.· -----)IJPF:HJOr. -· -yrs, fc1nales $10 elich '"'• •alo•~· L'ull •. ,,,~tl· & 8---5 909 110"1'" C·•L 16' ''l••I ... ,,,, -CUl'I.' ,.,, •. ,,.,,. "··i•1•m"' ""'" \\.INNJ-:fli\( ;t\ HAPPY Healthy Kittens, extre1ncly lovable, h('eds at· 2 -• • ..,.. " ~; ,... ~· " "' oats, iii 0 .-. • • ·" LU • 1970 Y1\i'I1\IIA •:ndur(I. I··.""! • """' " ....... weaned & trained. tentlon, & rooni, $l2S. 89 -5644 g~lley a~"lOenlcd 1n \I'll.I'm Asking-$1 4.::,0. &sl huy in thwi l700 nlil<'s. Xlnt 1.'0lkl. \\'/1•h:1t\:l.'t'. 'i200. t Ir n1 . 1 0/Jt-1\Htl.\!J 548-46lS &\2-5lOT. ADORABLE Boxer pupplei \\n.lnut. I• uU .''tnrx'l-\Jp l:tead ~ 1111\11, l!-17-14JO. Sl()l fl(i::-mi :irti•r fi : .. 1Q-.1j3i1, 1.1 .. 'l•:l'L\JE EXTRAORDINARY s!lver 6 11183k'1'·•,L11.,wn. :r~ll~C'yha n;&~'~1 n1ore. J'.'o\1·-SOL CAT l\il<' 616-Ne11• n1ast ,!/;_ bootn, SCTl\\'INN 2 s1xl Tarvtem, Motor Home• / (Ji~~~i~IJ I II & bl k kit AKC Engl,_. Po'•nt•r pup~ -.:.o1.1 • ere. cruiser, :1 ~uils, 101i 111rin•" ri" s~,;.o. v·-"''""'· ·~. "ol<I•'""' blk" s I /R 1 MO si · 1 Matese,ca co llC • ""1 c. 1.0 . ",\ ... l-IOr..fE ... A\VAY -673-5001 "' ''J ""'-" """' ,-.... '-a e •n .JO Vk"-Gc/mi&UP ten.•, m & f, 8 wks.·540-. 76'.!0 Champ. 11ittd. Whelped May Horses 856 L'l!Q,·J . llOME.. & ,11 ~ $30. 64&-4027 ... c_,____ j RECREATION RF-'T'I • CUTE fem dog, sml, brown. l. ' trailernble. ewes ree . * 32' COLUr-.tBI ... RA ING 197(1 175 YAJ\fAllA Enrluto. ·"" 2511 c.u 675-8613 • · The N t e d1 --· ,73 y1·oga ... ERv•c •·."' ... 1-+=......mo ld .cry sb.Y.---cor:o . -ewrs, ~!ti.' crt""ilrhunttt-"!:jumper •..-1,~':\i:'95Tn'PA'Ci:m:;;iUl:ri:HtJLi:-lj~g.:h::~~~~~~f~0!'"~~~··~'1'~"·~!x~·;:·~'~00=··:··="~"'.','.'Y ,____ -U141 iJ36 ... s61~--~ TAU.Y Ho fan11s, otferK SA"~ ,· SLOOP_. S, leepi; 4. $4.100. · I -• 1 216 N. CJ.AnA '~ ..• ".A. friendly, 54S-4337 reg AKC, Champions, $!50. training & Jes.sons by E Con1pl. Y.'-Tl'ailer $13.595 1 ·72 PA('IFIC i\IUl.Tl·MULL "· .,...,.., AFFECTIONATE pups. 10 67J..TI30 ~farcy (Approved AHSAI NEWPORT PACIFIC f'-2ffit·if'ncy a11ln1p SABOT, l\'/ilolly, 1'"/G mast. KA\VASAKI '71, :t"iO Rig l..oodC'!t 11·1rh Air Cond111on• r5 Tr•ve1 945 \\ics, cute kittens, 6 wks, I juclge. 'Ve have beaut. iw1v 2220 \\'. Coasl Mii')'.. SC'Jl(it! Sail ii! Huy ii'. IUi<'ing ri~~fX'· llon1, $500. 111:.:. G t'u!1w fl l'l.'frij:(•rnlor, ' -~· Call 556--0~ NOR\VICH Puppies, AKC, 12x12 ·box sta lll'I. Visit us at ,NC\i·poi't Beach l . ,,Joh:t \\'i't'k sr~·inl • 673-8616 "* 15.(00 ll'ru reCrigeraior, 15' AHISrc>cRAT. Bet1utitul 3 YEAR old Oachshwid n1i.x. snl.'lllest ot the Terriers. 17262 Ne"'hopt'! . So. o I r714l 6-15-3880 Savl• :; S 12' :'l,()()P Knralll'. Jr. New 1971 SUZUKI 25(): 1'11X. $1500: Tln!L...J Lil~-~ \!'· l"Ondi!Kin . * R~higt.-rator, Well behaved. AJao Poodle al3-0063. \\1arncr. Fountain Valley or , J 1~,.~~1 . _Stabll': unsinkable, rha.~i.i~. Ooublr insuhition, * R.lt.nf::'e & O"en * Sk!ePI'! mix. 6 months-. G4s.-039l can S79-9475. Boat5, Maint./ THE BOAT PLACE , ~J_.1. 1\•llh tr:ulet'. 9!n--0891 .~.st~~~~mac. Sacr!fict' · 90 Amp Au>. . .Balt('t)', Radio, Six, • Sink. .... 30 J;>al. lltlSH ~tter ~ppies, 8 \\'ks 2 Gentle Geldings, approx. 8 Service 902 * 11.28 KETCI T-wClOd~.56• A:\'IJ ,\IA:>.r ITTl lJ::ll t:X-"'llh't' Tank, * l..t..'Vt>'ling FREE Cocka-a·poo. Good old. AKC Registered Clam-II $250 O :1101 \\'. Cst. lh1y., /\B 11._.11. Albin dit>:rel .71 , Dana BOYS 3 !!pd ~T!\'GRi\\" TH1\S 01Sl%•1. :'tit·ks. • F:-7. Lift llirch w/chlldren. 1% yrs has pion Stock S50 554--0861 yrs. o c, e!l~ ne rci;:. l'llARJNE 1\lECHANIC il-1 : D-1:,..1111 54 ~2 bikl'. Jn xlnl conflilion. <'all I SALE PRICED ft TrailPr f.lnving Dolly, shots 963-74~ · · Appy Gelding :, yrs, lGH. Good k f Pt. berth, ov.·ner, · ~ ..... 1. 673-22'78 f l bi ' , BEAlIT. 5 wks pups., ~ good disposition. iv e 11 11vr , air prices. Save ~ B SI' /D k 910 . -$7699 11t• Ut: . ,.. l'llinots ln-**KI'ITENS•• Germ. s•-p." H ... i... fln started, good pl easu r e you money. Call BUIT's .,,. IS'l"DER "·I fV' oats. 1p1 oc s Setu"S JI-.: hp l\lini·hlk;-l"IU1'.il'<I, _ .. (;HF.AT FUN (MOTIIER SiilYESEI •1e " """" •""" "--good lal -""-~1arine. 675-8677. · ..... ..., ·' u.'l iama '""' N · " • CAi\IPIN(; -f:-XCELJ..ENT · each, 580 Hamilton,.C.~1. uuo._., potent "'""Y Sloop. Likl' ne\\·! Loodcrl! l"'O\VER to 35', $2 per ft , e:w nn:;:-s, -l'Xlt'a llN>s. !!ONOJTIO'.'J _ s •~ ••493-8316** !RISI! ~ .... __ horse. $800. Alto S )"T old 8o•f5/Mlirine Dinette, j;talley, head, lights. 6#-G608 Very fa.st SSO. 6~7iS1 CREVIER BMW ~- BEAUTIFUL loo~, ·Slam-" '3C•i=c Puppies, AKC Tho-~d Jum-,, ~ In E · 90 I · _., -I ' * fl'1,g...J:f15 *"' 7< """ regis Purebred · $125 Call ~'""" "'" ~....,.... qu•P.:· 4 pu pits, LIL. Johnsnri 6hp. ::r.on l\Ian:u~. Ne~·po11 Beach 19TI Huf"DA Sl -175 Twin ff!male cat. Free to,good ri.2J · · the fiat -xlnt ~r .. hon;c = ' ---Newport .slip. $3995 by --.------· S.125. i;m Dultnco .stierpn TI s .• 1 .. ~ · S.·1"·1c1· -Lt·i1siri_1; 28' STREAMLINE: + pull -home.~ "MUlST-RALJAN S'lkv T . JG.l Hands. TALLY HO l-10hp EVINRUDE, 1-20 ov.·nc1·; 544-9419,. l~\·~i~-:';;1 ... ~~~t 1o!_.~tion~~1"',.. $450. Xlnt. rond: 11.17-.l"tfli''.l . :lfVt: \\' l•' ,>o:1., ~'ltllu 1\na • 1 pkg Poft~iac wgn, many •~ 1 . e1Tier Fanns, '17262 ·N e whop e, Chrysler. fl~d .~ t'f'V gears, "" ----,....,...,.-. 835.3171 xtrus. $5875. Re q u e 11 KJ1TENS-536-3349. l\sk for puppies , AKC, !Mks., $175. FOl#Jtain Valley, n'iS-!J.l15. tanks inc $83 & $145. P.CAT. trophy w Inn c r. -~7-_1_2""'-"-'°-'-~ru F'ri. .Man' 3 Speed-Schwinn I ------bl'()('hure, 4~10 or 507 Jf!ft: bef 10:30 AM or aft 837-2G68 aft 5. HORSES board 1 Re G42-2008 trailer. co\'er.~. xlrns, xlnr B t S d & Sk' 911 $.\I tilH':0:1 e SALl:S e I PrMiidio, Son c 1,. 111 ._.n 1 ~ 7:30 PM. ·Kc Bo . Cba • el. nl, c~~-~----l'{//l{I. lllloSt sl'IL j.l7-5SIO, Ot' o• I , .,.. .....!___ -1969 HDND·A-CBS--350 • SERVICE • ~, " xer puppies. m-Leased. new pipe con'als. S HP ESKA $65 j.!S-1!117 • I "'""' 2 cu~. Mix~~~~ie~i:i:!ly & _pio11n ~e!W°20 und. 2 females, Pony ride a v1.1Uable, Birth· 5'1S-82!H HOBIE 1-,-. 111;11111<'. 1 yr old. N0'E,,1\~'.-,',,~1 "",','u ll~.·." I11b1 f'o'.· $300. li7;1-~:!7 •. RENTALS • •22~·""r~E~R~R~t~.-cSl~C~',~bl~tl-o-,.-I, rn ONO""'fN day partics, 20286 Laguna "" • " ., r11n~<'/0Vt•n, 11\\'ning. B.A.L. * 545-8800 *: "A Rd 491 2910 Boat5 Power 906 Ko. -7Jj9, \\'os Sl'.1.50. nu11• &16-1187 9an1 to 4p ni '71 HO Nn/l '.'.50. chopprd. f'),-• "· •t -~ Toy Collies AKC Shellies ....... nyon • -· · ' s-1' I 1 .,,... .)a"""· "a11y~1~. St~ps 6. PUPPIES of all kinds, ool· bl h' """"· r r ai·ni! ii·/ile!uxr IG' G' •sPAR 1"' • J"'fl. paMs. ~ J EXPLORER Perf ~00 I "A· Sa e & w ite APPY Gelding w/papcn;, SKJPJ \CK 20 ·71 Fl b · boon1 tx1.1; S175. S·Ui-G3{(; ft '--'' • ·' ~P •1!12-2:199 . 1-. nc. •\.l:t:llC on, s~s.~o* Darling_ ee G O*L55D1-E1l16'lN *R:lri•v1""' ~lhu~~. ~~jo~6w~~~: 215 QMC. 4. ivhl ll~r."C:.:~: BLUE Boy i::· 9"fitier"'Sli1~~ s'f~~son. irnilcr. 6i~92'1 _19_1_0_H_O_'_'D,\li~1 CL. Gold. I HUNTINGOTFON BEAC ~'.m)El~.s-r&~~l\~i::~~- E S "" ._ ~·-fa th, bnil tank, 2 hall, coast Hull R1.1ci111: S;1i!, l'Omplete l.01~· rnilea~e. Very i.:leao~ . H FR E KITTEN pups, AKC, champ. line11. 830-4737 guard equip; 195 hrs, like \\'ith tridll"r. 1973 rcgisu·a· FOR !'11Uc, 14 ' ski boot "'i1l1 $3511. &14-103.1 18801 &_.11.ch Blvd, . 8f2-8803 BIG e nough lD llvf! in, small ''iiiiiiii.,...iiiij1jjimiiiiijjiiiiiiiiiliioii>.iAi.ii'~boi"iii·iiii""'iiiiii2009iiiij.iiiiji ~~~1. 5c~~'.n~1d. ~~~.inci":: .;:1·C=l\~13-:;i~-.. Spo11. iion s.~~:-S:~'-,~oo;-.--irall<'~ ;ift 5 pm__ ~~~T s:'-~~!soor,i~~ I M11UNO_:rT10NGRTONHBOEA:ES· ~~~~'f r':"cV:1~ ~~ :~ ~'. II gClOd jumper. Sal. \\'/lack. !rbgls, padded seats. cover, All attached equip. 'l'ello\\' !<lrrerllrRil. Sl2~1G-1 • ll9'I ~--.,,====~---. 830-4737 •-IC'<.'. !fl. ~ll'rc Ct'\.ti§(• steer-hull. 1\'l1i1c topside. Xlot 1~ --"' - -Aoolln, Paccl!Ctlcr, Ba rn·n Jj' ARf~RAFT, VeT)' ~ 10 YR. APP. i\tare irood for jng. ·lrlr, 50hp 4 cyl ~lerc cord. $600. 67>2300. Trwportatlon .tll!J --USED BICYCLES Jan1lol1r~c. llobinhood • ' ~fu!:p, :~·~~f'.1~~. ~~rs~fte~/bes1 offer, _,_111:.,_•. $1200. 58&-35.'5 a_ll_6_p_m~~' 9' BOSTON \\'haler Squall .\JI T~ ii;·~ ~ t>~2-12'i:! \V(''ve got 'em at Tr•ilors, Utility M7. 171' 1'"RBl..GS 11sh/ski boat. I Rii;:~('(I for 1111.l)ing KEN DON A OONV!N!NT SHOPPING ANO SEWING GUIOE FOii THE CAI.. OM THE GO. ·-(t'J~ For an •d '" Wom'an·, World >--.i--~-t•ll-Mory-Both 642•5678, ••I. 330 All access. lnclud. radin. Llll~n 1n1il, $350. Cam-rs, S•le/Rent 920 -,..-:n-l/01\l1A a~ Jj.-1 • MOTOR HOMES ~1CYrORCYCLE trn, ll•r, • " ~ P,ottotn paint, tilt lrailer. 505 Playa,NB 6-10-1039 rw Rcasonnlill• oUrr. ~ • I;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;'"";;;;;;;;;;;:]~·;;;~;; _S~1~00~'F~v~•~•~6~s,_.,.,~=---C BOVER C 318" Call 5-15--0879 aft. G:'.VJP~I. rail "'Iii>' 1klv.·n 11lraJ111. ,..._ Eqii ·p!Nrlf 1' · -· 1 · 13' TER.lll Cln!l.K 111il hon! ·" A amper on ·· T07 N: Har!xir, S.A. v.•idr o\•a/ ures s 2 2 5 . '30 TROJAN, TS. rn. self trnilr r. d11.cron sail!!. & Dodg1•. Toilet, holdi.11;: tank, '7"1 350 l·Jonda, xln'I rond. Lo ~'\ 644--0268 cont. h('(ld, many .... tras. s tainless stel'I rig~ i n 5:--1' i;:11s rc rrig. shags, sips 4. -l\ll's. SGOO. ,. $0,;,oo. 644-~ 8»-Ta4:i ·Side-door chas/nu1t. Beaut. Cnll S47·71Zl ·19,<1'.0.,DiSllln'O\l'rl•r1 ontl 1Sundakial Auto Service, Partt-949 -scRJM LETS --~ --& p;rfect outfit. Len\•ing 1 or · ines or rl'll , m e ' • ~· FISHING boar. 60 t]p 2?' GA"'FF"'RlJ,rgtd Stoop. grr)' 11.S: lil Sl~ lake'S! 934 GEl\nNT 80cr min\, trail. rclil'rv11tionx ~ror Surnm('r TWO G7t>xl~ & tv.u rn x 1& F.vinrudl'. $800. or n1nkC' or-1nbrd head dacs $'1000 1 . 0 Ci\1 S12"'1. (~ood <' o ,; tl It Io 11 · nr.w. PhtH)I' l\li.s..~ Benflct at Kelly Springfield l.lre1, V\Y For All Sizes! ANSWERS f<'r. Cnll 5.'i2-7368. G4~199s l've~. ·· '1...:2'111pcro. r . 1 ----9G.~1211l Hob Longp1"· Pon : i a r. ~·ht-els, U~<ii. mags. 2-8~15 1-,,. CllRYSIER IOS 0 'HOCK o .. •" R . I 1!17'2 A I R l'Olld. ~cl coo.-H'"''""'I .,.._,.,..~ ~,,,, 26',1' 11·,·11 ••II .. ' ' • J 'Ul· 1!":i . v:..R~I-SC(' l'llo:lo:N. A11•n\n,, a1r cono1. toilrt. 2 flOYS .'il-•h\\inn VaNity 10 ·'"'""""' "''""............ " '.,. ..• , -..... '.I"""•--G•'•nl•I -\l'o"ll•)' c"'",,1:11,140/16>~~ .. !~,nt. Sl'11.ILng. 'l Sa1!~.C~.11'1'64· "·"""1 ~1.l~iU. ·J\.lany t'Xtras. S..·1· al; ~l~. $·1."'1. rnch. Call '70 0 PEN Ro:111C~1. ll1o!or Sl•paratl•ly'. Auy rc11110nable Sea~ed·to·Slim! [ ·' "''." " .__.. ' . _a_ ...,......""' 3 J ""~ I II u n 1 1 n g to11·By·TI1e-Sea. · ·--'~''~"2":::":... ___ 1 home. l.1JRd(~1 . 11 u fl I s . offer. ~tusl Ji('ll. C a 11 -Si•"• a<v -Pencil -~tuh1•c 21• Cf!ARACTER BO I C . 2 •. 1 ••. 1 ,,-,,.,.,,· ... ,.,,., •1 .. _ .. , ._.,.11 IUlJ.'lime. 61:r1'9ll~I . .:.. ti\.1i\.1iGP.ATION ' . "". AT. l."i" VENTURE a l J::.1;1rn Space 1 ;; t 1~! :';.;.,-)(,: (i 'Tl IJOD1\I,,\ lOOB. Sul)l'r'tut '" ,-~ " .. ~ ., Y ' ' 1 k l 1'1 Ba,, ln\'or1 1e. l'llanv xlrns. 1igging, mooring nvnil. Xlu! . .._., \'II' C•n,i-r. Pop T•p. piston~. l~i't'll v1tlveS. 1 now. r-.luk1• offrr. Pvt Ply, ALL Chevy pnrts. 3 9 6 ou oo 11 ir nc11•i; • ~~·ii•1-· · ...,., • "" "' " 675-423R 1~un11ll'lf' 1•11gine $'100. Jlead11 strikes. bon11Jings. 1nuggings "':'-.-J, -----col'Kl. Pri. Pty. """...;i!)9J_. _ lteb11ilr eui.:;ine, 14!-.1. l1n-cnrh, 5j2-i!lfl'.! $90. lntakc!!.&.10. Block $100. _ a•1tl' son1ctin1e;; ~·ou ,ronder 16 . FIBERGJ.ASS, 5 ~hp AQUA CAT. 12' "'-trlr & mfr n1nr. fully equip, ready !o l.'170 YAi\.1AilA 360 1'1tX 24' PACE AftP.0\\'. ll,000 3:-,0 tilock -s100. 377 head~ • [Thal ·ll\;oyl)e lhe I 11 rli 11 11 s i:;111111·ud(• ... OtB & ll'!ill{'r, n1011rit. $450. Good ennd.. ~o.,S2.100. 538-.~2ilT IJ('hV•~n I Jlt<~e1·t ~!ylr. Gi~li!l'" ~hock!!.. ~~~'.i~: ~J~r ~,' xint~~~: $50. 11.P, he1uil'I S 12 S . s1iould hav(' had sLricll'f' t:0.1-X trns. S77a. 675-8764 call il!J.1-50'i1. 1 a-o p.111. _he"! nffer, 9GR-951J. 842-ll!"'>: 542-.184.'\ G 0 . -$,1695. 552-Tni. ;~--,.~ 1 :\11 RATI N lU\\'k. *ft 17' GLASS boat, i5 hp 13' 3" Jlying Junior, Dncron Ne1v "1ep var,i 0011\'Cl'Sion '11 \"A~li\HA riirt bike, xln't 5 NEW lirTE, 9.50. 16.S. 8 l;i' RUNABOUT Fibrg'las, 30 John~n. $550. sails, i;pinn, trier, fully 1"/campr, truck rehlt lrom l:Ond, ~fa11y xtr11s. S7'15. CnH 2.i' EXF..CUTT\7E · m O I 0 r ply~. \\'ith ''heels. 842-1150 hp Evin. Incl. use of B.J. 5.~791 or 846-6152 equip, nll fir;, $195. 675-0-l.19 ~ up. 6£>--4.\~.6. 5.'i1-9·1li 817--69-!l _ . ____ hn1nr fnr rent. fully llC'U ~ or anytime "'lmdll --C'Ofll. 612-'115(1 ----inoor for sun1mer $.150. *14' F1BERGl.ASS n111r1hout SABOT TF.~ •railer. ~Jps 8. il'r box. '()8 Trt1 U1'11Pll 6ifl Tr11phy for ·~ d!F:V. 2 f1oor hrd/top It , Snowbirrl & trlr, need!i 11·/3.i h.p. EWn1'Ude & lrlr. Xlnl rond, racing rlJt, dolly. fun•HC'I', !<tu1•e, sink. x\n1• $67:i. 0..·1•1i1111l1"IL X: l n 1. !!ENT our new Luxurv misc p.'lrl!<. I \\·ork. $9-;). &12-1212. 64&--0885 494-1237 lf.:t)....9'1'16. ro1vt. :t"'il....OOW e\'l'i<. LIFETll\11::! !\lps 6. air, irri-• ~'2.--.::24 1 • Ou r · "Seimed .. t&-Slhn .. Style fJf the Week lm11 lovely eurve Ht\J rlO\.\' ~l•Plrlll.. l..ook fo1"11-ard to brisk full days with this great topper! It has tvt!rything -"ide . reve.J'll, pocketi;, sash tie! Crochel in e~ 11hel\ stitch ol "'Orltcc,J. Pattt'rn '1004; l\tl!!!lell' Sizes tG-20 Half Sizes JOt,i-20~; lflS!lud3d. I S R • , cn1••s c I c · ----ma<'. Pvt. o~'11E'r. R.'$.fflOO DINGY 8' fiberg ass " U E 42' ""' ra I ru1Sf't', twin HOBIE Car 14' 1\'/tr11iler ,r., 8'':!' C1\B •11·c1· camper. 2 BOY'S Schv.·inn Stint.'l't1y11, V\V Eng f'f'hll Sr.fl + PtJr1 BOAT". Twin hull, xlnt ~re"'· tri-<·ahin, n1ahog xtras. Xln'I ronrl. Musr vii. Slel'ps 4_ snon .t--12-1150; 5-spc;-1\ ,t• ~-spt..-.,J. Like DELUXE WINNEBAGG F:ne:'" I ~·.1r. nnt & P1l!t cond. 673-3605 hull. 1.952, $11,950. 9S3-40'l9 $1 ,000. 213/!lGG-52'.ll. :ill-230-1. /'IPW, i\takr oUcr611--0!n!I. ,\l!r llmr. &10-0-l~ N.B~ Auto1notiv~ • .:U7-Z&l Motor Homes Motor Homes Motor Hom•s -Motor Hom•1o Motor Home• Mntor Ho111~s Motor Home~,'-"=---I Sale/Rent 940 Sala/Rent 940 Sa le/Rent 940 s .-.le/Rent 940 Sale/Rent 940 Sale/R@nt 940 S•le/Rent MO ~-·c._ NEW '73 .PL YMOOTH 'DUSTER ' ·---- HEW '73 EXPLORER 24 F ULLY SELF CONTAINED ' ~ linr•n hlcno:l11. knit., st:vt-;STl"t"I\ 1: rt:s'.r~ for day und c,Jln1M!r. rrlll'!r1 f•ll' earh pt1llt•r11 -,111<1 2:1 . aod :SlllllJllt'r. I• I Pill~ fnr f','l()h• 11:11t1•r11 f.,I', Complete ~ith new car factorr equipment l i1 6 cylinder eniin•, cl;th & .,.;.,yl lh lerior, 6.95 .tt 14 I SW. l ir•1, BOTH FOR $1 · 58~!H Prifilf'd l)ntr('rn !l I K 7 : 1\lr l\lt\il ar11I ,'.\1~c111! lia11(1!· Misse11' Slzc11 R, 10. l'l. 14, in1•; otlll'l"l~'i~~ 1hird-cl"'R 16, 18. Sb:e 12 tbu11 t 341 tiehvrry will ltlk•:. lhte<! takes J 3/8 yartl4 35-b~h 1\lt'Ck!I OI'' mor<'. Send .Jo _ J.ahric. Allee Bt00k1, tile 01\[L'\' g;VEICTJ -lt afY. Cl.'1<."n PILOT. lM, Needlecraft ror each pattern -add 25 Dept., Box 183, Old Chelsea cents for each pattern for Statkm, New Yortt:; N.Y. Air Mall end Speclel Handl· 10011. Prtnt Kame. A..._, lna': othenria thlJd.clua Zip. htten Jlfmnber • delivery wUI takl!i ~ N EE o' L ll'.:RAn' '72! ~-eeks or more. Se:nd to Crochet. .knit. etc Free l\111rlt1n MAM.In. the OAlLY dlrection!I ;'iO(: • PILOT. 442, PAI~ [)epl,, f but .' 1\b~r•mfl 19aet. 232 \YMI 18th St., Nl!:W ltll ' \'orlt. N.V. 10011. Print RQslc. fancy knoc!. pat. NAM.€. ADDRF...88 with l~~~l.OOC,...JIM II«* • RP, Sl'lE and l'ft'Ll.i t...am by ptciurts:' Pat· NUMllER. l~rna St 00 SEE MORE Q u I ' k eo.u'~ i.tanl UHi iBeoll 1'uh.ionl ·and ('hOo!le one .. more than 100 i;:Ut.s 5ttn ff'M ·from oor SI 00 -Summt!r.CataLog. AU Co"1p1tte 6 ,,.._ 8'ok .. Onlr IOc. SI 00. ' INSTANT ~G BOOK 11' .llff7 RIC Boc*a • 50c. RW today, wear lorDorroW. 8Mll: flf u ,...... ...,..._ SJ, !Ile. INSTAA'T 11' ASH I 0 N Qldlt 9M11 t -16 l*fterN. DOOi< .. Jlund~h1 9 f 50r, ra•hion tUCI!. 1. MUMl!m Quilt Boot ., .. ' Any day ia lhe: BEST DAY to tiOc. rutt an ad! Don't dtl~ .• , C}utll" for _I.oday't1 t)vlq: · .c.D today 64~ Ill blautitur\>alltrna-50c. -----------1--=; • (•UL29C31249146) · NEW '73 ~~~LORER 20' ~· fUlL Sllf CON'fArNIO Intl. 1hower & tol!.t, lto¥9 & ••en, 2 -y ,,f,_, 7$0•16 I ply tlre1, w 1111itor1. 20,000 llU f.imote_ with thtnM., tlnte4 , .~. YI,•~ tren1., power t fMf'lflt & We lles. (1 26117) .. HUNTINGTON Nl'll 10'"• ckJw'n !Of" '' ,,_,,.~. Ct YI pro<t +M h,1d•nQ .,., & Httl'L\.t Sl0,.2(.7~. Ot-ltrred ciml ll!•C• s1o1,:u1.n. ~NNUJ.L.. PEll:CENT.t.GE ""T[ • ll•. BEA.CH ~·.~~.t .. a!:;~,!1~; * 842-8803 IN SALES FOR EXPLORER MOTOR HOMES OPfN DAil Y 9 'Ill 10 • WfEKfNDS 'tit 8 YOUR VOLUME MOTOR HOME DEALE R 1 • - -. HEW '73 EXPLORER 26 FULLY SELf's $10995 CONTAIN Ed ,,,_ r~ .~:~1'f , ""''13 VIVA MIN I MOTOR •7295 HOMES t.- PLAY NOW• PAY lATER . Up 10·10 Yrs F inancing Av,ailable O.A.C. "--~~ ,, ' ' ' ' '1 . 1968 GMC VAN . CAMPrR- CONVEiSION , 11141 c.._ ... .,,..,. lew ......... '""" Dode. (Lie. No. 1J1-i ' ' ' , • •&866 ·•6266 ;t-c-JULL PllC •. ' ' t ' -Sleeps 6, 1ir .conditioned, ~-- system, 4 borntr range with eye level oven. SO gal. water supply·35 911. holding t1nk, and meny, meny othtr ~1turts. NOW ON SALE ilG"SAVINGSI 18~ FOOT .· ARISTOCRAT Starlilier ... ..., ......... ................. ..._, ; •• ...,..... "91 ..... Wlf. rrMtt .... ,.. .... (JD61411 '~°"s4300 $300. . Mo -. . . SlllO It fotll !In. pymt. '4 It tot.I IT'IO. PYl"f-'lncl. tu, llC.,... ,, ill «or· rv!llO ~.,... on 1ppr. U11d11 IOI' '° "'°"""'· o.t.rrld PVft'll. 'ptla9 S2'10 \net. Nx • I~. ANHUAI.'. PEii· Ci!!NTAGI lllATE ll.1no ' I l§J I ~~~,~~~I .......... I~ .......... f~I I .......... 1§1 • J I 11 """' ........ P•m "' R_...... Trucks iii~i962ii~A•-•11w•.......,•lii. ii "'· ....... ~•.....,...;;•;ii-~m~ I A~•;"";,51;m~""'~";""e~mil 1 ASSORTED "'"' ,,._ p&111 Vohlclos 956 EStA'l'E wusr SELL TOP CASH ,.. • . · ' -·- 1Dr Ford and <'Omp. C * *·DUNE Buegy _ ,67 '13 Raocbero. "10 .... all ox· _ I 1 CRICKET . , CAPlf ' .aitrttd n.ce CllJ'. 493-.9066 Squ.~bacJf ~ngtne. Brown ~-~ ~ 6,000 for deM late model can -4 Qoor." Metldic blue ~ * alk lor Bill l'fteman,, J.3. . metal flake. Tuck & roll l.n-m-.. m-f3T2 and trucks! t,rlllr, radial ~· cu I~ ~~-~~6~1<1e curtalnl. "',P-u;" ~ ~ HoWard .CJinrolet awr. $U" '71 CAPRI -. ,.....,.... .l"".:l Heavy duty eq\Ilp. Full MuArthur and Jamboree Automatic tranmti9-• l 'ji;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~~-;;;;:-Sports, Race, Rods t59 ~~~~~~531.~Mkmet! _ N~Beach •7a .Caclfflac :';·~~ ii '72 PINTO. 2000 4 1pd, bit Rindy. • AulOI, 1...-SedaJi .DeYllle oondltl<m._lllHCXWl. c.ng. lnterpart r a c i n g * '* l96f. ·J":::s...,. ,,_ Ton ·r-· 970 , 953 suspension. Good tor 1treet _....1 711 16,000 ml. $2395 r-:::.::ii::::::!..:::=::::=:__.:.:= or ala lo~. Over $'4500 • in-Pick'!P, auto tram, radio, . • CUM FOR Salo '48 Plclmnl Oub ..,.,., SaO'it. pri pty. O<'Onomy 6 C)'L "'I· """"" · EST AT ~1· Sedan 8 cylmsier ·over-driw 548-2782 :':'m:.xlnt mecb. ...... . . '72 YW CONY. ~u'OO-;; ~r.a~t Trvdcs 962 '65 FORD P.u.1 ~ T: V-8. .THE BEACH ~ wtlh Nack interior, 'f>l OLDS 88 Sodan ooe '72 INTIRflA TIONAL Auto. 38' h!ii~. ""11 with _ 21,lm ml. • owner, orig parts, very gd. . ~and ihel1n $1kX>. OIRYSLER '72 HT <DUPE $$'$$ 0 s U110 Harbor Blvd. Coata Mesa At Fair Drive 546.!017 5 PONTI AC ooiid. $250. -= SCOUT II . Nowport ciutom, MC. P'. '71 AUDI MERCEDES 300 SL Gull-SACRlFICE! ·n "' Ton Ford w~. Landau Root, Crulae Wll'lg. Silwt, leather. Fitted C u,,.1 .!_~ ... -· Cam Per ~~rosvl, Disc Br a k es, 100 ~ '72 CAPRI m>cc. Air cond, I $19196 ·~~· mil·.,. w/ ~"-camper.~ , $7'195, BEACH IM· 4 n.. A'to •--·· · I to 'decor gt"O\lp, 4 spd, xlnt uggage, • · """'""~ · l...olv miileage, 6'57.4 Xtnu. 673-9454 · ' ~ PORTS, 1200 w. Cout ""'' u .......... vmy p, cond 962-4644 RocrHlionol 1774GXCl. • •n EL CAMINO. Ma& .wIWr •• ~wy .• !l•wwrt. ~· radio •. 33,~3H~,. ~~· ~ID,..,..,~A~·~TS~U;;N~-- Vehicles 956 · · $2375 AM/FM, tilt wbl, tinted cl.on..LAc-;;;--· '68 DOQG[ glUI. 4.54 auto, Oean. $2800. AJC. Full ,,..:;.E~ .. ·441 .!. cOAST HIGHWAY 6'13-45ZJ iatt 5 1'oP. Sttteo, xs:m_ $1895~ • (« _.. D"'1ltlJ . , _ '69 FORD Van, w/wlndowlli, BEACH IMPORTS;-bi) w. 0 NEWPORT. BEACH FAMILY-W•"nu 6 cy1.-st~•. >Jnt ... ~-ru...,., Nowpo~t. L, .~ MUn ml., 44,000 ml, $1500 or bst ~ ~ .... -~ Auto-1rans., air cond., stove, 1965 INTERNATIONAL""""--4X4 -~~~ Van. '63 eng, ~ GT 6+ . '69, -" , . r~Jrigerator,' POP TOP, TraVelall, many new parts:• Runs ,l[O(ld; tandem whls, Radio, Sharp, Y:RX&73 , 28,COO miles. 3 a-as tanks, $1500/otter. paneled &: insulated $8)0. BEACH IMPORTS, 1200 \V. $2695 646-7022 after 4:30. 557-3300. ~Hwy., Newport, TOYOTA PICKUP 19'72, air, Vans 963 . _..,: mirrors, bumper & other ' , MGB '67 Roadster Witt xtt.ras. Clean, $ 2 0 0 0 • FORD,. Van • 72, . w I n d o Wheels Chrome Tr u n k AS J.OW AS NEWPORT IMPORTS 8JS..-O'l05 pvt. Econobne, lollJ body nu Rack ' ZYD132 S 11 9 , · . tires. Completeiy-iMulated. _ • • · 5 , n DATSUN PU. Private Xlnt eond ~ . green BEACH IMPORTS, U10 W. party. Xlnt cond. Call bwt. S2700 or ·offer 494-M!IO. Cout Hwy., Newport G-7 p.m. Mon-Fri., 962-2319. 833-7523 . ' 645-6406. ,___,_; $2495- 3100 W. ~.:swy .. N.B. '69 FORD VB, E300 Super E...100 SUper Van, '72, 800l CADIILAC -::rocQNV'T, Full V:an Camper. P/U trade. ml, p/s, . p/b, paneled, Po\\-"er, Auto Climate Con-J.!llASE A 1973 BAVARIA .. · '71 YW -54~ crpted, w/xtra IM!Rt. Best trot, AM/FM, 912BIV ·$2995, W '51 GMC panel truck. reblt Offer. 968-S515. m:ACH IMPORTS, JU W. estphalia 1 eog. reblt trans, new '66 DODGE Van. Reblt enc, Coast Hwy., Newport, Camper brulros, rllf1! x1nt. 544-6594. new radiator, A M I FM , 645-6406. GOOD . 73 mags, much more. $900. ot· -¥ SELECTION OF complete with tent (9T1DUD) ' CHEV,% T. P.ickup. Hvy fer•~. -. MUSTANG '67 GTA, Auto U S duty, Must 1ell, make offer, ~ SiD BMW's • . 2899 U>guna, .......,,. •n DODGE Van, Ion& WB ~·· P. S..... Radio, 1912 2002 BILL M XEY auto, R&H, tape, Icebox, ex~ New Tires, TRJ2'l0 BEAQI 1913 BAVARIA A '58 CHEV. ~Ton. P.U., Xlnt IMPORTS ·-w' ~-' · · oond $395. 675-4524 tras, clean. Xlnl cond. ' ~ • ......__., 1971 ll.AVARIA TOYOTA 61!Hli44. --~ 12,'25.'5, 548-4193. Hwy., Nowport, ~· 1969 2500 18881 BEACH BL. ""'''"' '65 GMC Pu 11 ton. 6 cyl. '" vw van -..... """"All'A RoMEo8· at-'"' •· CR.EVl1969E1R600B••w HUNTING'JUN BEACH Runs gd, Best Otter. Quick body $300. • BEACH, '66 Giutla Sprint M PRI. Party will rent :al' sale. 645-5124 * 544-3417 * GT, ~R. TN E 4 3 6 , Sales • Service • Leasing selfcontained motor coach. '56 FORD Pick Up. Best Of. '68 DODGE Sportsman Van, SPIDER 69 o ads t er , 208 W. 1st St., Santa Alla Reasonable" rates. 839-9642 fer. Call 213: 596-45:94; nu eng, ·gocid cond. Best of· !.,..~ M • Inject lo n 1 835-3171 - befi>re 6 pm daily. 714: 847·3122. f~r. 675-:ml. :::;:,ucu., ,J!T/FMVe,loce690, ~u "' ~ ·-~ .ORANGE COUNTY'S '6.5 GREEVES 250 Filtron. '50 CHEVY Pick-up. New '68 DODGE \'.'an· V8, full in· SPIDER '67 Roadster' OLDEST Desert Tank runs strong engb1e-needs trans work ter, stereo~ $1750. call Blaupunct Radio, Ne,,; $250, 842-:2415 $250. or best offer. 64()...0!87. 96~. Radials, 0 31AKU ~ Recr .. tional Auto Leasing 964 'BERLIN.A '72 Demonstrat: ~ 956 Vehicl.. 956 ~~B~JUNTtioMark l~Mark 10 :SP00288R' TSN~ ~ ~ -' gm n systems saves , 1D W. Cobt Hwy. SALES-SERVICE-LEASING . 7Jh410I-- ' fOfl MfM MIA\ WMllU ................ :,,..._ mlleage:, plugs points, in-Newport, ~ -' OVERSEAS DELIVERY ~= ·:,:::-"" 961 VEGA ·12 GT KAMPBACK. Rt)Y CARVER, Inc." · A/C, Alloy Wheels, Radip, 234 E. 17th St. TOP 822DPB, B-E AC H IM· Coeta Mesa 5.f6..4444 DOLLAR ~:;-';,,w':,, ~°'."" '70 BMW 2800 PAID JAGUAR '70 XKE, A/C, l'. . . S..... AM/F'M/SW Radio.-Air oood., aU radials, •ilver -. Fully Factory --BUY OR LEASE :ir11rp11rt D,:h\111 •. DATSUN 240Zs" L•rte•t Selection Ever of fully equipped z!,. Map, air conditioning, 4 spds cir automatics. NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. ~-. ·S SALE $ DATSUNS NEW DEMOS 1m 510's Pickup 610'.a I '"AU-Models &: Colors to °'°""' From • :ir111p11rt D,1!:<1111 . . . ..... """' 56995 • U•Mt l?Sll ' :. '73 CHIVY CONTIMPO f IL CAMPO YAN s4795 IMMEDIATELY <OOBNN, BE AC H lM· wtih black """'°'• "'per PORTS, U» W .Co'a.st Clean. FOR ALL Hwy .• Newport, -. $4495 -.:c,:::70~D=ats= ... =-=.2=4"'oz=1 CS.r. #111559)1Sloct 1"'=' . · . . '73 CHEVY CONTIMPO ll'OlTSMAN YAN s4995 All COMOITIONIMG P..:.-#1337111(Slock 1613' '73 DODGE DAYTONA YAN. A RIAL llKIR '5695 (S.. #04J61n (Stock 17211 '73 GMC SPRINT s3995 .. BILL BARRY GMC Motorhome Center 2000 E. 1st St., Santa ·Ana 558-1000 FOREIGN · MERCEDES '65 :tJOSL. AJC. Ale Condi-. Mags, CARS. Both Tops, Beoke> • SPECIAL NEWPORT AM/FM/SW, Radio, New THIS .WEEKE_ND WE ARE IN Radials, Spotlels, BEACH DESPERATE NEED IMPQRTS, mo W. Cout OF GOOD, CLEAN J!wy., Newport. 64;.&IOO. FOREIGN l:ARS • FIAT •n RACER GT, Lan· TOP DOLLAR'-PAID dau Top. Radio, Radials, FOR OR NOTI 335DJN. BEACH IMPORTS, Call 1200 ' W. Cba.lt Hwy., or come in to see us. Newport, ~. NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W, O>ast H"?"Y., N.B. . 642-9405 -.- IMPORTS ' 3100 W. ar~wy., N.B. '68 BMW 2002 silver, (XHA586) $1799 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 BEACH BL. 847-8555 \VE PAY TOP DOLLAR AJ.,;FA ROMEO • SAAB in HUNTINGTON BEACH · :i1't11p11rt D,11«1111 . . . . .1973 DATSUNS ALL MODELS IN STOCK BARWICK IMPORTS 33375 Camino Captitrano San Juan Capistrano 493-3375 of 831.1375 FOR TOP USED CARS ~ Newport '72 240Z. Auto, air, mag ',.' eyousurfclrs"t.is extra.clean, e THE FllltEST IN CAPRI whls, Becker AM/FM USE stereo, radio & stereo 1 BAUER BUICK ~ D IMPORTS e ~'&· · cassette. Burnt orange col· 2925 Harbor Blvd. e THE FINEST-IN llr. Xlnt cond. $4450 . Costa Mesa 979-2500 IMPORT SERVICE e 642-9980. 162-4 Antigua Way, fl\lPORTS \VANTED Do yoursell a favor and come Newport. Or:in""' County's • see Us first O._., Tues. ·n DATSUN °•~ ~ck rof-ei BUYER and Thurs. ti! g·Sat-Sun • NOW .OWN THE new mags, 2 ne~ute.:uirn: BILL MAXEY WYOTA ti! 5. -' . FABULOUS 1973 mac. '"""°' 18881 Beach Blv:. {ji IA! , CAPRI DATSUN, ~yota eng. body H. Bf'lch Ph. 847-8555 ..:J =io LlN AUTDi \Vith 2,000 4 cylinder or V-6 parts or rebuildable car. WE HUY aiow ~scs) .... engine, wlth or without Hear, Drive it 673-1784. !llofPORTED AlITOS c--•·-decor group l!Qltle with sun r.IAT BEST PRICES PAIOI AUDI mi>f or land.u lop .,O .. ec ---"--·--- 0.en Lewis Imports disc 9rakcs, sty!~ Steel •69 Fiat Sp.1., __ 1966 H~1 C.M. l\fUSf sell tiave a Co. car •72 wheel, radial tires, bucket uw.- 646-:rJUJ 2 door 100 L.S. new radial seals, ORDER YOURS .Roadster ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;96;;2;;;T;ruc;;;ks;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;T;;;r;;uc;;k;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;. ~96~2 ~"?'...., ~. ~ NQG USTAFSON onnge. (WDA713l ' -· m::~..i!!"S3500 Lincoln-Mercury $l39' TRUCKS· TRUCKS ·-TRUCKS. ~~~.:.::.:.~: ~W>s::,:\,:'.~'" 11~:~~E.Y rl • '72 CHEY Yz TON I • '70 CHEY 11· TON . '11 Jeep WapQeer S11b11rb•11. c,,..,y1U. , 9900 Pick11p. Aiitom1tlc, Vt, r•· vu,.1.s .. •11••·· 11ir, • ,.,,, lflilt. F1ct. 0¥1rh11cl, 1ir, dlo. For th1t pr-b11v1r. ]2.,000 mil11. S1111r 11ic1, ,,$., V&, 111to., lili::1 111w 177171G) ,.. , .4 whnl clriv1. l~c .. l111b1, 1412GFll ,_,... 11Nrp. 16~,.ll . Will -Trade · $1'599 . $3699 ... . . ~, ~ . _,, . '68 Chev 1h Ton·Yan . '70 CARRYALL 1 2 •••t Spol+f•"i lte~ilt '71 EL CAMINO •n9i11•, t11h)fl'f•tic, ra io, • Ch1Y, F•cfory eir, VI, au. ntw rubbtr, new ,olor, nice Air cond., VI, r.s., t11to. to., P.S., t1ice tri1ck. I Ill· truJk .• f •l262CI '"'tic, retllo. lt11I ••ltt rl"" 24GJ $2199 lt2ft17J) . . $2799 $2999 .'64 FORD ~ TOii '70 CARRYAil . '&8 OOllE VAii -PiMup wllh 11rvict toil body, Cl1lo1191d to W1t.r Ch11" l it 6 cyl,, 4 1p1ed, Co. with 1111i11tf11tllCt•ttc· 1 6 cyltH1r, tMt.fllttlc, :,. H.D. commercial tlr11, rt• ord. I VI, 1ufo. tr1n1. tlia, 111p1r nice. (llOAFGI 101201 1 tllo, IQ9197ll . ·"$2499 '$799 $1099 . CONNEL[ CHEVROLET '· 2828 HARBOR ILYD. , COSTA MESA 546-1203~ " . . ·Low ml. Priv ply· $"100 -142-U44 * (213) 592-5544 18881 BEACH BL. 847-8555 otter. 557~ , ''Home of th• Viking'' llUNTlNGTON BEACH Autos, U~ 990 Autos, Uted · 990 '64 Fiat 11~D. For parts or whole car. Good Ure1, lob 1 of new parts. ~2564 after 1 20th AnnlY~ Speckll · ~he Gas Savers'' ifREE ••• ' ' ~. - IMPORTED ITALIAN .10-SPEED · -'BIKE ' UMUt,_1-. ... 1 wrrH EVEIY NEW CAPRI ORDEllD.& DEUYaED . . THltiJ' JULY .10, . ~.CAPRI ... ' THE "$EXY" AND ECONOMICAL IMPORTS .. • ·- 6:30 pm · JAGUAR '70 .lcKJuar 4.2 · convertible, local car (296- ASJ). $2999 111.11 ., .. , . 1111•\ill'· " " ' ' . '71 JAGUAR 116 NEWP ORT IM P~~TS 310() W. 0.... !fwy. N.B. 642-9405 • _ . '71 XU - Sid• Sable Bbuu lntl!l"ior, loaded low mlin, (!ll.Wl\Y). _. ' $6789 111.11 'I '"" 111.•1111 ' ' • • • • I .. __ !• • • • • • ~ • , I _,,, ... _.,,, .. --.... _ ,. .. WMlofS.. l~I ! I 1§1 I l§J [ • ~A~ .... ;;t,;;lfft;;•;;';";;_;;~t~']O llA~-~~lm~ipo~rt~M~~~~A~-;.~._....;~~.~~'1~0~;;~;;~~;970~ Autot, Import°" 1;.;;=;;;-==;.:;;;;__:;.; I ~ A...._, a.is 1 ..... JAGUAR _MERCIDISIENZ 1 PORSCHE . TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN 71 JAGUAR '72 Das IOIZ i-,7-2-POllSCHE----so . XJ6 SEDAN Reaencw red ~terlor, loather imerlor, power •window•, ~tomatlc IM41'$Rlinion, tinted glaas, air conditioning, AM/FAI ,.adio, white -ci de· wall un..s, and only 10,<m miles. .· . $7222 : CJiDFA) 60 SHARP "QUALITY,': USED CARS IN $I'OOK •••••• t 2925 Harbor Wvd. JCOSTA MESA' 91'-2500 ; '71 Ja9Hr V·12 ; E Type Coupe-. IB. R. ~. loaded, Jocal ~ car (06278\Y). ' 16666' • 450 SL· COUPE . 914 COUl'E ll~. ext., red int., air roll· Bea tilut Id bllldl: ~• ,. d1ti0ned, )Xl\\'eJ' steering u go • .. ...... .,. i\Ml'nt areroo radio, le~ s~ radio, h<"ater, pov.•tt thnn 10,CXX> n1ilee. {254.ETEl, 1teet'l1ig, U, 763 mUea. SEE nus ONE • • $3995 $ $ $ (41!1FEL/ Jim $1•-• ' Jim Slemons lnipotls ' I~ 1:111 Quail • • 1301 Quail Newpor:t Bed Ne-4'J)Ol't Bee.ch 833-930()° • 11'-9300 ENTER 1'"'ROM MacARTHUR ENTER FRO~! l'llacARntUR J!M SLEMONS '65 Ponche 356C rleh brown with black in· terior, chrome wheels,,,,rn ust New . Toyotas In Stock hat l'rlce Ii.creases! ·~lfA»U W TOYOTA 1968 Harbqr, C.?-.f. 646-9303 GAS SAVER-- '61 CROWN IMPORTS MERCEDES IE ~ to appreciate. 4 Door Sedan. Economical 4 Al1l'HORIZED SALES I: SERVICE Jill! S/etllOfti .Imports · LAGUNA IMPORTS 993 S COAST 1~\·,y Laqun.a Bt>&ch Ca 4q~ 10 '~ spd., e n g l t\ e rompletl'ly o'haUled in our Z>tlop. (\VX..\ll.6(i) S944 lJOl A.h,, TRADE 2 BR TO~HOUSE, ...... ~~ · SANTA ANA TOYOTA . LAGUNA IMPORTS 998 S COAST HtlY Laguna B"ach Ca 4'14 liJ'~ '69 vw 4 SJKI, Air Concl, f134J.""OV') $1595 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA-N~~ &a.Ch · .llJlV4 fam nn, xlnt cond., +--~~~. -located In prime Fountain 417 W. \Varner 540-2512 ENTER FROM MaCARTHUR Vall•y •rea, lmm<d °" '69. TOYOTA ~lll-:1 ·I"!" llli1!1li" HUNTINGTON BE1\Cll '69 V \\' Sedan . ""' . .. . ~.- c '70 JAGUAR . XKE COUPE 4 IJ)eed, .-air condilionini:', Jcatllcr interior, Ar.1/F"~t. Immaculate cond., chro111e- wlre-"""1eels, p e r rec t n1echnnical rond. (712HPB). . . $428B 60 SHARP "QUALrfy·• USED CARS IN SIUCK -. ·$pecialiWli In Q!,Jality . •·BAUER ~K .. . ... 29'25 1-larbor Blvd. _OS:rA ~SA. 979-2500 . ·MAZDA * Mozda '73 Rolory *· $66 MONTH . 36 MONTifS OPEN LEASE ,Will accept tra<Je.il)!'I ' CALL MR.' FRY Kl~ Hunt. Beach ··MAID . cupancy,_. aasumnble 7\~~'D 'lt MERCEDES BENZ loao, $3500 equity. FOR boat e9ROLLA or Porsche of equal valtie. 300 SEL 6•3 South Bay "''""'· Agcot/ SPRINTER vw. ·66 bug. Orig ow"'"· Owner. 962-2440, Eve 11 • (ZY'Z695)· Xlnl cond. R/~r. pop out · Sunrooffradlo. lD ml. l1n· ·rnac, Orig. owner $1,250 or be&!. 846-6306 Silver in wlor, AM/FM 968-9Ioo. $1399 · ·•~ P · P rear WlhuvWS. n . ly. stereo, !>O'ver steering, sun '59 · PORSCHE 356 con-· Best offt:_r. 54.()..5TI9 roof~-air-conditioriing,-power vert.ible D, 1600 s u P e r BILL ~XEY -'iO _vw -Bu.s~rand_ne_w winCJO\\.'l'I. ne:---Best-"ofler.-'-(-l) --TOYOT i. ..-:. reblt. eng. Custom built ht- Low l\1iles, See: This One! 528-2793 A terioi'. Exe. cond. f.lo.ke ol-$. $ $ '66 PORSCHE 911 $285o or 18881 BEACH •BL. 847-855.3 fer~!_ 66--07~. ck0kc3) best oUer. HUNTINGTON~E"AC.H c,65~vw='-1500;=.C'"l""'b-;k-x'°-Jo_,.l-o->0-,,h ·Jim Slemons 64>-3ll8, N.B. '68 Toyota rood "" llre• .. bl! '"' '68 PORSCHE, 912, 5 spd, needs body \\'Ork S u n linports , .-mogs, .~. "'"' oond. $3800. Corona S4iclan 551.,,., 1301 Quilil S'lS-0284 Auto Trana, C\VIC345i "69 V\\' squru-eback, Very 'Newport Beach TOYOTA $1199 e1., •. Low m;\e. AM/FM . 833-9:m $1,225. Priv. pnrty. 67~16'!M ENTER FltO:ll M-"THUR GAS SAVER BILL MAXEY "'"' SO ·uSE·D '70 .COROLLA .TOYO'l'.A vw .., com,.,. lacto.., "' bit eng, $1700 Also '65 "MIRCEDES \Vagon. DoubJe sharp, 101,1.· lBS8l BEACH BL. 847-8555 Can\pe.t ~-bit eng $l2'JO. -mileage, 4 speed. Ivory J{~"TlNG'l'ON BEACH . Both \'t'J"Y clean, 4!17-1004 . ON .DISPLAY \\'hite finish. guaranteed. • 7"""1) ·n TOYOTA. Landcrutse1· Sta '62 BUG, rebuilt '67 en~. "sba~ New Car ( ~ s· 136& \Vag. 4 wheel dr. A/C good tires & hrak<'S i.n goo:I Trade-ins rond. Make oHer! 675-4265 cond.. xlnt tro.nsp. $i00. C~ml119 In• Every Doy SANTA ANA TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN -.~-9 '-V\-.-':-,,-.-p,"'h,~t ~Boe~m-,n Aiu~ ... ~~~r'c~ Unique 417 \V. ,.,, ......... ·~ "'"" =12 tape d-k Priv Pfy wu ,... edes LeaM ~ • ...... .nir., ''l'l V\V yellow sUper bug, "Z 557-st9o * · . Plans , '69 T.OYOTA_ HILUX ,.mint cond. Join Peace Corp, =~c---='-'-7'-~,,---. PICKUP sell best offer. 846-3643 '69 V\V. Good oond., good Use~ .of Imports {ZVE5.."2J '65 BUG, rcblt engine, ne'v ~:!~s5.l~ih.·a~· $1200. 6862.ll · h ·Buena Park . $1499 brakes, _:.:Int cond. $725. ,.::.=c'-"'--"'=--cc-~ 17331 Beach Bl. · 842-0056 on Uie ta Ana F rvr1y .64::2-:..=c11,:,67'-o~---~ '66 V\\I, \1·/'68 erit,<ine, & -•.' 523-'1ZJO ~ sunrf. $62ii or best on. 19Tl. ROTARY Ma z da ' '70 V\V Bus, xlnt oond., * 557--014;) * perfect conditlqn, new MG '\l.'hite, one owner. $1795. Michellns, Y.'hlte vinyl top. *-551-5778 * VOLVO !'!,Jv3333. party. : Bes! orrec. Ph '70. •-•·G· Mid. ~, GAS s•VER '66 SQBK, reblt '""· N.,,,.s 1--------~ m ,,... ~ .. me body . •w k. s;;i;. THINK· BOB LONGPRE Green '"'ith blac:k ·interior, . '71 MK. II 6~7282 ~/673-2491 eves. MAZDA ~~s=rn.PEJUIF,Cl' 41~~Aa~:\~~~~ ·:nc1.~~~~1~':1'· good 'ECONOMY F . ~.· 1 transmission f956DJD) Only * 675-1518 * ' - Autos, Used 990 ·-:I GROTH CH~VROLET 11211 BEACH BLVO. 147'69t.l ~1 HUNTINGTON BEACH, : BUICK ,. ·i:~!f~~~!I;;;; $1777 N•w ''!,,.~;,B•!,?.~.rn., WHILE WE HAY£ 40 • ~.Str<et "the . SANTA ANA TOYOTA rood. N"""• paint. 67,..,,1 i • s.;;;.. ~~ "'"''!;,a.181\ 1966 "·$J!if'F!RE. Go~d m w. warner 0....2512 '69 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan NEW VOLVOS IN 70 BUICK RIVIERA ·, r MERCEDES BENZ =a~~,.:Pso.: 71 TOYOTA MARK 11 ~~~r;u1~ . ~o~.1~n~10~:':U.vi~ 7best o!lel'. 486-3537 ' WAGON '70 vw, 'l pass Bus. Re-blt STOCK dltioniiv,;. · A"l 1}'11{ stereo . •73 Mercecles'i · ·MGS...W 168· afrl'/fm, ~ Auto Trans. (~QQ) eng.4.~!e~~ .. S 0 J:S49:J.v.-' "~"" nilllliplex radio, stra t o ' 2 . 80 • 5ec1· , wl~ls, lo mllea.ce; 913-0050 1 $1999 ~ • '"'""""~ bench JX>\\'el· seats, power , an call bef .. 9 pm . , . ·n V\V Bus. Ne\V eng, clutch, -· -n .... L··..:~ '''indowll, chro1ne wheels, 'I:'.~ Rlidi '61 MG M1..a..... tires. $1995. or trade tor Ia1e aU(MA Ulf• and ractofy ,,1UT8J1ly · is Becker·"""'"I""• ~'l'lre11, -.-t mod Sta. \Vag. 64>-3259 VOLVO available. Air O>nditiool"", (079HPN>. $500. * :*. 557--0145. · . ONL y l6,DOll MILES C~~~9~MW . OP~ GAS SAVER siiiii~~::f,k 1965 H."'"'"· C.M. ~'303 S3666 <SillE!!ll • "Service • Leasing 3lll ,V, 1-rt St., Santa Ana llS-3171 •'71 OPEL 1900 statloo '70 COROLLA *'73 C•"ll/mobi·1-'66 VOLVO 1966CQQ' · d -.t.....-1 "' "n SH,\H.P "QUALi"':''" v.·ngon ......,,~~~ radio, !'° Wagon. Double sharp, loo• Sho'I\.' room ' condition. (5.W 2-door~ "" 1·1 air, clean 1ns14e & ~ mileage, 4 speed. Ivory $4500. 675-74~. USED W\R.S IN grQCK $1100 642-1050 or 613--0611 hit fi ··• t--"' •4 spet.'<I. A:'ll /t .. ~l St)('{;i<1litine In Quality • , V.' e n1.,.1, ~an .,._....,, "67 VW Bug S795 $777 UER BU C MERCEDES Jm SEL 300, '65 OPEL w...,o, >4,000 ml (764ASI). V•'Y oie< ~.-lo/out. • BA I K ~i~ Lo ~~e~\1? e;'~?~ 1~ ~~~ ~~ ;;.:,'.. $1: . $1366 _?11 1 2420 ~1XSP8f.Oll231 LfJllU" ~,--ti•·"-' Bl.\'"' 9am-4pru, 541-2235 or .r.»-Sln. J.tUS'l' sell Erflerg, '66 \T\V" ~"" ,...,......, ,,___ 5pm-7:30 pm, 532-2000 -"~=FO-R_SALE ____ SANTA ANA TOYOTA $500. or best oUer, Priv pcy. COSTA MESA 979-2500 MERCEDES Benz '66 2:',0 S 1968 Opel Station \\fagon. 417 \V. Warner , 5'C>-2512 4~3814 VOLVO '66 RIVIERA -needs engine Bronze. auto, pov.--er, perfect Call 968-3141 '73 TOYOTA Corolla, lo ml, '65 V.\\'. Van. Good con· overhaul -,,·ould 1nake In &: out, $2,250/best oiler. PANTERA warranty. 1600 eng, dition, $650 or Best oiler ltl'f'&t JQ,, ... rJder. S 3 O O. 536-6662 or 842-372-t AM/FM Radio. Bett offer, 494-2385. 1966 Harbor, C.Jl,I. 6~6-9303 ~~iO, ext 36, ask lor1 '61 -MERCEDES 191 SL. -• Call 54§-2932. '69 V\V Fastbaclc.--Sunroof. Al-1970 VOLVO, 4 dr, xlnt cond. t '-'J.:oine:>-:__ __ ~~~-~6~ cond. $2'200. '71~ PANTERA ·~~~.TO~~~ ~~;· 1 od~ ~~~~ens~ ~iJtre over ~~12 or make offer . ·~iti~;~~-~i~R;~.e~c. ~~I * '58 ?.tERCEDES Benz. 7500'0RIGINAL MILES mi~age, immac. Ori g. Cl..ASSlC S:i V\V, ne"'' paint. '68 1445 beige-brown. RUio, vlnyl top. Economy 8.1 2208 sedan. $775. Ca 11 E II t Condit" m 'Jler. f.fake offer. 536-6666 tires, brakes etc. $300 or air, rebuilt eng & tmn!I. _!~r. 968-~61 673-8&l8 xce tn . IOft * .69 CORONA, factory air, n1ake of.fer. 642-1893 $1000. 645-&145 '67 SPECTAL 4-dr .. gd. cond.,1 ·n 280 c ti.Jercedes. Silver. Fully .Loaded, Stick. Sharp ln!lide & out? 'iO V\V Bus. :-.1nt cond. 36,000 '61 VOLVO n1odel 5-11 , l'\Jn~ 1 n1ake offer. '70 To~~b i leather, sw1roor, stereo. Call After 6:00 P.M. Prlv. ·party. Original °""11er. lo n1i. camping bed frame, good, good tires, S2j0. Coron~ 4-clr. hnn1ac. cond. 2,300 mi. 494-22tH -6a.347.I ~~G14, $19~1 96."r-5353 :>-11-8911 Sl·!OO. !J6S-5818 x. good \Vant ad is a good 1.t· For that tteni unaer $50 try TOYO'l'A '69 €o1'0na, 4 dr, lo 1967 V\r Bug. $850. Reblt-e:lg -·61-VOLVO, ·Very· eleRn; --,64-RI VTE·RA -=.. vestment. the Penny Pincher. ' mileagi>, excel <..'<>nd. $Si5. June 'i3 Gd tires. Pvt pty. :<1111 transportntion. . Xlnl cond. ---~ . . --• 70 493-7278 Co.fl 979--2879 $3jQ 5.'>7-1577 aft. 7Pft1 673-::mo Autoi, Imported 970 Autos, Import-9 Autos, lmport.d 970 Auto.,-ifn:>Orted 970· 970 A•Jt o:1, lmoorted ;'DOT· DATSUN H• A Good Selectloti , of ll'at11n to Clloose From ........ Ml l l ... ·--.......... IOnlOfll • ~-.p""' GA$ 1 nE.souRCE5 ~ • -ENVIROt.tMENT ~y flA.TIOflltN(; . \t.\~~ ! ,(ECONOMY CARS • • '66 Y.W .... · • •• WJMd, r.olo, hMI.,., ""'ilf' • •• ''·68 Y.W. -Melt 8r'9hf yellow, 4 i.p:I., rHIO, llull!I", IWVWXl41 '67 '65 Y.'11( .... INJDU wttti. s995 s795 '69 . OPEL lollyo !' · 4.Spelld, air condl1lonl1>11, L•- c.ntt No ZADf'li. '68 '68 $905 • •' • Ii!: •' •' ·• • -. I . ' . ~995 ., = :1 '69 v.w .... 1t..i1o, ....,.,, "'"" ln"l'for 1YllU.S2) '72 JHP Plckop '2995 4 l'lt!MI df'I" lillt l'lfW. LktnM Ho. 2'21!21( • • • • •1 •· .I • • • • • • • • • . ___________ ,...._ ________ _ • • • LARGE. SELECTION BUSES, CAMPERS : FAmACK & S9UAREBACK • AND •MANY OTHER FINE CARS. • • • •• • ~ • . . -.. ' •I • •• • • • - -, -.,, Jilly 1, 1'17' DAILY PILOT ) 1 ~ _,,. _ ·1~'1 ........... 1~1 1 ..... ..... . 990 :.;•.;:.••;;:°';;;·:..u;;. .... ;:.:. '°-·--- CADIUAC CAMARO I .l I - '70 Chevy Klngswood Wagon . JO\\' ntiles, r ti(.'tOI")' Equi ~ . icou.oiS2599 ! 1;1111.11 qui'• lllnlil :'• \Mll>\ ........ '"' • . ' WHAT YOUR DOLLARS WILL DO! -Nice ·Cars-low-Low Prices , '71 !,~~~ .. ;.~~~~~~ACK $1499 ----~G::!:~:°'~E~A~O I;._ ___ .._ _________ .., I 70 S~~~.~.~~1 "'' ,;, P s s1· 69" _____ P.B., r1d io, 1h1rp buy. 146SAICS l 0 _______ ..;., __ .,,_ ~ ·10-.~~~~ ~ -!~~.~ -$2199 r~d io, new r11bb11. (514l2El l ow, low pric1. ~~ ~··~--.---------'70 c~~~~;.},~.~~'~'''•;, $1599 toftd, 15621QCJ. Law, low pric1. Nici tlr . ... _ ..... __ . .. . ·------------'6·9 ~.~~!;.~!~~~ Sf99 r1dia. R11l 1ood b11y. !YXHllS) J ._ .... .._ .. _ ... __________ __ '70 .!~~~.~~.,,~.~~~~"· $149f 111.IASDI. low, low price. , ~ -=-· ~' __ ...,. __ .. _ ----------. ·6'~9 .~~.~e .. ~.~.~~~~ 500 51199. th:1 i1,1h1rp bu>t. IXRT2761 . ·-.. ~·--~~~~--~~~~~ ~ 69 c~~~l~.~~~~~ ..... ;,,, ••. "" s14 99 r•cUo. Chee• ti.ii. IXJG066 .I_ -~· ________ ... _.., --------h --.-.. I 70 .~.~~!,; po~~;~.~.EVILLE s2199· Nie• ci r. lt511\EE I, ll,l7S 11'1;111. _____ ....;._ ~ 11 '~O~~~ ... Mil• .. v;,,J •~of. $1999 air colMI .. P.S., •11tOtt11tic. IOOfDZP l .' CO.NNELL . CHEVROLE!'- 2128 Ha1bo, BIYd • COSTA MISA \ .. ~ , .. DAILY PILOT Sllllday, July l, 197;. 990 Aoitoa, Utod 1§1 1 l~I ~ '_ ...... _ ..... ~l§l ! -----.. 1@,~[ __ ... _ .. ~]§]~~, 990A-.~ "° ........ _ ..... ........ Uwl 990 Auto1, UMd • 990 Autos, UMd -CHIYIOLET CONTINENTAL CORVETTE ' -DODGE 1 FORD FORD MA~CK ' MUSTANG IONTIAC S ue $ 'Jl LINCOLN-DODGE '71 charier. 2 dr. 8 ~-------'68 MUSTANG. A... 700 . 1970 COl!:V>."l'TE, '"ll ,.. • cyl, R A H. Afr, vinyl •••• '72 Ford -Gran '""' TORO °""""' Squire mi MAv:ERJCK.,• dr, au ... 'Tl a.veae Malibu ·2 door •-air. $,000 mt., yellow Ori& ~ io,® mJ, Uke Torino .Squi're s1aUon Wagon, xmt cond, 1 pis, • new ~ ~t ~ V-8, 3 apeec1._ ndSo. hudlop, auto, air conctl· CONTINENTAL ~Uc Ft~~· ~t~:.1Thi:I~!. new. S2M. (7t~l 54l:.cT98 owner. auto trans, P/S, ~ OMlU'. ,...., nu,·~· • .,. ~977 . LI MAtfS . , =· ~ny\ top, 35,000 9-4 714: 556-8378 or all. 5, OOOOE Coronet '72 imall Wagon .;18~~~I. Lr:: ~,12!, 1970 MAVERICK, auto trans, C410f'BE). V-8, power merinf. power can AirM Motors MARK llJ 713: ~I. Pvt. ply. ~8rio~'cki. p:;i. 1;;~~~r~ 1oasms Air Cond, 3rd Seal stereo tape, avail now. $100. xlnt ~ ~ ft. ... L11..:.1 braket, automatic tran1n1• . 644-7432 BeautUul &d.d Addle leather COUGAR tinanctna avail. 842-7701, { N). 833--0780 wk,.d.8)'1, '93-19tl '9L"""'' w• lion, air c;wditiocitrw, buck- '69 CHEV. Impala custom Interior, vtnyJ root, AM/{~1 __ .c._;_....;.....;.;__ 17871 Beach Blvd., ll:B. $321 Q eve & v.•knd1. MIRCURY ,. TOYOTA et llN1S, tl.nMd P.., white ~anltop .... 350 VS, JlOW" M•""· air mndltionlng, and '71 COUGAR ... OODCE Pola<a 4 ...... hrn.. GREMLIN -~ s"'"'"1 s' 9 .... 5 owmr • . ateerin11 'radio, aulomatic all the aoo<Jiee (870BZT). !op. Auto .. ail', ong; O\vner. ___ ;_ ___ ~~I ''9 .. ~.~~y . , irops In comole. ""81o $5995 OC80, Sl95 968-0013 . · ~vn M-SIA 1986 Hubor, C.M. 646-9303 (XBC3ll) bui:ket .eats, vinyl top, B.l', • · XR7 'fi6 OOOGE' CORONET 500 28,000 m\. xlnt. cent. $1,nl W:i. io ... ~ P1 8 1• p/b, air '68 MUSTANG at r : con· 60 SHARP "QUALITY" Goodrich radial t Ir t •, Jim Slemons I..nw miles, AM/Fl\t stereo Auto, V-1, P/S, PI B. ===~~~~-~ or Sro'.I rux1 take over Jll'Y· ~ ~-Y owner. diUoned. .. •VB. '3 On the USED CARS JN SI'OCK ~"'•-la~-w lmftftl'ttll radio, ·vinyl roof, air con. Buckets S800. 53&-fil3.1. ·~ro~~·8Mfhm~~· ::e~ i~bba mw~ ~ 1956 MERt'URY Park Lane noor ... -;..,.~--~'-'flebyr, 'niiRu ln BUIQuaJCK "' "'°""" ~ ..... _ .,,...... gn. r--• •• dition1ng, automatic, bucket fl c nd · " · Bch --· 1 full ' .... .,,......,. ,...., PIB. P/S, air cond, pvt l.301 Quan REBIRD o . l\fet Tan wNln Top . .:;::::·:..c•=·~:::~::;;.-~;;-:;~---1' vmy top, power, A/C, local Ford deaJer. $850.00 - puty.;.... Xlnt cond. $950. Newport833"~~ach T R EAL BEAUTY Orlg. Owner. 644--0540. G~M.C. ~2656~ cond. $300. 64S3llB Private Party. ....,,o, 11-~-Bl·J a-l'n,.. ·;r.J\1\.1 • $2995 '67 FIREBJRD ~. Full pwr, '69 FAIRLANE, s port s ' '69 MUSTANG Red w/white ''¥., . ou...,. vu. 19T2 NOVA, VB, p.a., p.b., ENTER Jo"1tOM A-~acARTllUR air, 17 mpg. 64,00J miles package. Sharp, 1 owner, 'JJ GMC SPRINT '70 MONTEGO, MX, WKJI., vinyl top, pis: p/b, radials, COSTA MESA 979-2500 atr, deluxe lut;, , new CORY AIR (129CEO) $750. Call 644..4896. must sell. Best offer. am/tm, ale. full pwr, roof VS. Xlnt cond. 675-8363 Michelin Utt~· $27 00.1------~-Jim Slemons FORD · <ll>-5916 • · ~ ..,., xlnt cond. '67MUSTANGFutback,289; 4M-1279 '65 CORVAIR. xtnt cone!. '72 GALAXJE 500 XL, c"-"lm , V..S 4S4 4 spd, wide tlres/meez, '1:bl.~~~~e!8~ :~In: :.:'.~r,1n~et=-· ~~ fo~ ~:p:~ '68 Jo'ORD Galaxle 500 4 dr . f~. a~·~~:~ 5!cri!::i Ser. $#l500lf. 9,..51547 MUSTANG real clean. $1295 .. 673-SSTI $1800 Fi 673-2.125 wknds 673-5938. Newport Beach h.rdtp, Air, p/s, d 11 c · credit, prlv pty. '192-3814 OLDSMOBILE cam. rm. , 1961 CORVAIR runs. new . m9300 ~~~New. tires. ss;;o. '70 FORD Torino Wagon. ·BILL BARRY . MUST .SACRIFICE CHRYSLER batttry, good Ii.rel, 1100. ENTER FROM i\lacARTIIUR· Ocan Jo nU's R&H pis '68 .MUSTANG, V-8, p/i, rib, '72 OLDS 968-3106 ·n coua•• l<R-'· ...... ....,.. 70 FORD GaJaxie 500, air p/b • ...1 • rubber •1· 1885· xlnt. $925. 646-6164. • . • lU'o. .,,.,,,_. conditioning, excellent con<!.. ' &" • • GMC Motorhome cen .. r CUTLASS _· -·~rn:;:.~R ra3:W~~j 1---C-O-"'R"-VETT=~-E--clean, rth, taPe ... air, v!I. •. Sl.500. 64S-6467 aft. S:OO.p.m. 675-U67. tl.St si.-alS.A. Frwy.) ·i:;, M~r~G . .-4 :'· $800v-'l, Ip, 17K mi. 642-8061. 19T3 GRAND Torino \Vagon '70 FORD Galaxle 500. Ht 2000 E. l5t St., Santa Ana pe · n 1 co · · STATION WAGON ~· make offer . •64 \IET ~tUST ancrltlce! '69 Cougar, loaded, rack & gauges 7700 mlleage,b sell cgoodheap. Nu 558-l!XXJ ~~~~67 GT. ~ 50M Ml. A_~o ~ndl~.er stetting, oS:. fact. olr, p/11, disc brk!J, miles $3995 847 7627 ' valves, rakes, cond. -ILlr "" ........ ,. CONTINENTAL Reb1t "'• "' . • '""·· ~w 1uoo cm. firm. 847-5.103 •67 .:0Ro ~'"" 154• 11450. 548-8852. • LINCOLN Prl_ ~ ~ lm/n'WK646lll""" $2977 411 rear end, side n1oun1s, DODGE engine & brakes i-ecentiy '72 .LTD rdr bluetvinyl top .. 'T (039lWB) 1969 LINC ·Cont. tu 11 y magi, Goodyear' a, stereo, 2 • robJt S48--0558 :\GM ml, loaded, top coral. 1966 LINCOLN Continental, '65 MUSTANG, 6 cyl· auto, '61 FIREBIRD Ai.itorne.tie tranmnia-lkln, p!)'W'er steering, power ' lralres, 8. I r oonditionln&. (VRY- %17). ' '"" i&80 Harbor Bl\ld. _ Co-ta Meu At Fair Drive 540-!017 • .. .I I equlp'd,.llke lll!W, chauffeur toJ)ll. Eves. 642-3706 or · Spit book at $2975. By ownr. full power, air, fm, good $395 or best offer. · ft.. ... l • driven, white on white, 494-00GO '67 DODGE,, former yellow '72 FORD Country Squire A steal-call now 833-8809 cond. 830-9256 536-51'n -lUWA WJ\6 LEASE OR BUY ...__ ~,.__~ -1'ha-fascest.draw.Jn.lhe-Weat. ~su· Be:J ... ~~~11 Eves ~ s~~gnff · ~~Ind., '11 ®llli.T...RY._~1*~ nu '73 LJNC. Tdwn Cpe. '69 FORD Muslllng Convrt. TOYOT' ·n thn.i '73' Ponti ........ · n.ll)o ·PUot Want A<1I have ... a Dally Pilot Classified 0• n U'lv-1>.>0¥· • ......,.,. 0 er;-u,;r.,,., --brks, !ihocks CleC( WUKtOWi, -... 8500nfiles-;-Funy--:-\18, orig. owner, air, xlnt -A-....::.:.;:__DAVE-ROS~·I--- ' I .. -plore. Ad. 642-5678. Want ad resuli.. ..... on.5678 J;!_.ASSD>-IED •....•. 642-56'11 'xlnt cond. 962-6292 Equipped. 644--0411 cond. $1,795. 6'6-3684 PONTIAC Autol, New 980 . Auto s, New HO Autos, New 980 Autos, New • . 910 Autos1 New 980 I Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 1966 Harbor, CM. 646-9303 . 1 . . 2 _0 1~ANNIYER_SARY SALE! _,- -.. • - the ''Gas Any New 1973 CAPRI o ·rdered and Delivered Between June 27th and July 10th, 1973 will be given a FREE 10 Speed Bike. DICK JOHNSON . . . VICE PRESIDENT Ori9in.atf r·of the ''Sohte'n Touch'.- Oediceted to Constant lmproyernents Free Bikes • with every • • ''se~y''· ~APRI ~~ ~lnipor~d From Italy $149 Retail Value WIDE SELECTION • • .-2,000 or V-6 Check These ANNIVERSARY VSED CAR SPECIALS • • .. '68 '7.0 '7.1 • • • CADILLAC Sid1n D•Ville. NII pow1r,·f1c+.,,., 1ir c;.gncfitlonln t , l1ncl111 roof. IXTAJS4l FORD LTD 4 Door l>1rdtgp. VI, 1wtorn•lic, R14-i, pow. Ir 1t11rint & br1k11, l1cl, lit, 1207AKVI MARK 111 Low mi111, F11llrow1r, f1ctorv air, AM/ FM,,,,..,, "iny tep. 1109EXR) Home Of The New Cai • , , "G•ldn TOiie"" • , • -'1875 '1875 '5875 '69 PONTIAC . • lonn1vill• 2 Dr. )i.T. VI , 1ulg., R&H, pwr, 1ft. & brk1, fact. air, vinyl roof. !417AGHI • '71 ~7.0 CONTINENT AL Coup•. Full pwr.,.f1ct .. air cgnli .. l1nli1u roof, l11tlt1r interior. \024CQT I CONTINENT AL 4 Door. Full pow1r, f1ctorv 1ir corulJtior.· ing, l1 ncl111 roor. 1211ASH I . . . "Orem~ Coun t~'' Family of Tint CCJl't~ '1475 . - ~4675 '3~75 ohnson&son l1 01nt Of The. Ne• Car •• , ''Gol.ien l'••clo" ' I I"'(( 11 ~ r\1 ! flt I 'f, \' • • ' 2626 HARBOR BLVD. 0 1' CARS, COSTA MISA • 540-Q , r , • Sales A Semce 2480 Harbor. Blvd.. at Fair OLDSMOBILE Drive, Coot& M.,. 540-!017 OMC TRUCKS '73 FIREBIRD ........... 3 HONDA CARS mo old, wxler 7lXD mi, fully UNIVERSITY OLDS "'"'•· 1nc1 a1r • '"""'°· xtn• cond., big 1&vingl from nu. 2850 Harbor Blvd. $4300 firm 968-9233 ,Prlv. COsta Meaa 540-9640 ' Pty. l~~~~~~~-1 1970 CUTLASS Supreme, lo 1971 GRAND 'Ville, con-mlleage, top oond . .All xtras, wrti.ble, fac air A tpe , below blue book, at $2,495, player. actual mileage 1· 645-1588 21,000, beaut COftd.~"orlg OLDS '69 Delta 88. 36,000 owner. 83s...6234 mlle1. Full)'. equipped. Ni:,.w '73 FIRmIRD . Esprit, kJw ti.rel,, battery, 'vinyl roof. m i l e a i e , Take ofer Best otter. Priv p t y . payments, 545-tllJ -- 536-7675. '67 LE MANS Pontiac 326, OLDS '72, Cutla.ss, 2 dr fUll with air & vinyl top. $700 . pwr, air, bucket aeats, vinyl 548-6368 Att. 6 P.M. ' top Mint cond. $3,IXXJ. Ori& '69 .. LEMANS Hardtop. Air. owner, 511HJ118 38,500 mi. A·l condition! "10 DELTA 88, f/pwr, aif, $1850. Ph: 548-1635. vinyl top. M\1-St sell, going '68 FIREBrRD 400, <f speed, over seu. $2500. 832-S37f mags, Sl.500. Leavinr: town, ~7-~RONAOO, low miles, must sell. 846-8019 after 6. mint cond. Air, PIS, PIW, .on GRAND ViBe convt. 1ac. New tires $1250. 54~ tr ~----~ ~ a . tape ~. -......-.. iu:•. 1964. OLDS Cutlass, new 21,000; beau. ccn:L mg. tires, nice paint, $350 or owner. '$2,600. 839-GZW best offer. 55Z-8801 -... -. ~G-TO~co~n-v-ert-.-4~,-.. ~.-.good-·.I 1965 '0LDSMOBILE -oond. $400 or best offer. $150 557-8658 962-5754 or 847...Qm PINTO '6WJONT,. TemPi!st. 1 owner, • ..... rlnga. PJC). 833-9374 '.71 Pll~TO Gl'f!91 ext. Black int Auto. tram., radio, new tire1. $3177 - (C!DIN) . ~Wl IJuii&' -YOLYO 1 RAMBLER . . I 1968 AMBASSAOOR · St a ' Wgn, P/S, P/B, new tltta, ~R&:H, factory air, pvt patty, low Blue Book $950.. •Ul!M. STUDEBAKER '58 S TifDEBAKER transportaUon car .. It runir $100. 1968 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 '72 PINTO Wag. CUst Inter, ---,;53=1c:-2807:::-,;,----I wld• llro1, dlac brake•,•/h• T •llRD .. 1pd, 16,CQI mi, lflalll. 1---------~ ""· Prl. p''' · 61 THUNDERBIRD '72 PINTO Ur., 1600, 4-spd, AM/FM, 15,000 mi. Xlnt. $1750 or best. 646-3813. PLYMOUTH '65 PLY. Sport. Fury, !Ms englue. Make olfer for aJI or parls, 979--2627. '69 ROADRUNNER -Gd cond, new tlre1, chocks & front end. 4 Spd. 646-5993. 1911 Plyroouth Duster. Stick • Economy car. V-8, automtttic ~. air conditionq, pot;Vel' win- dows, tinted glass, Whtte si~wall tiM!I, and only Sl,000 mile!!. $1199 (TSB:l06) 60 SHARP "QUALITY" USED CARS IN Sl'OCK Specializing In Quality e BAUER BUICK Sl550. Ph: 642-8151-. 2925 Harbor Blvd. * '66 FURY 9 pauong<r COSTA MESA 979-2500 wagon, p/a, air. See to ap-2 DR. '69 Landau. Light _ . 11~pr="°'co8'-'"';o·,::53'-'1"-'·"25=·~---1 green. Stereo. All pwr. Tit PONTIAC Wht Pvt i>ly. 11 "o. 536-ll56. -. - '67 PONTIAC GT gOOd col}d. P)YI'· S/B, blue. Pvt. p!Jfy. $425 or best offer 960-1575 '69 GTO air, vieyl·root $1,700 or trade. '73 T·BIRD. FULLY LOADED. 54XlO miles $59Clll Xlnt cond. 646-6326. _, VEGA 96J-4614 1973 VEGA ata. wgn. GT. '64 PONTIAC Grand Prix. A/C, am/bn, ltr, S(XXI Nu brake1, sood tire1, 1 miles, mua:t eell, 786-HI'I, owner, $3Z. 84&-091 675-~ , A~u~1 .. 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OLDSMOBILES · UP FOR GRABS! -. ( 1969 thro1c1gh 1973 Models) f!' r.:ruAL WHOLISALI AND RETAIL 1LuE aooK VALUE POSTED ON EACH CAR. ASK FOR DETAILS ON HOW YOU MAY USE AN OFFICIAL llD SHEET TO SAVE A BUNDLE ON YOUR CHOICE OF . THESE BEAUTIFUL, WARRANTIED CARS! WlllLI THIY LAIT " '6. 6 a~·';!~,~; l.eado<I .$677 . NOW lllh--~~"'"'ll'l'TU~CK~~~...;;;;_;~--'.I. '68 ~IE~~-$877 HERE . GTO -' 69 ~':"":··,::: $1077 . BIG SELECTION! · --,, . ~; ~1:.;i;:: .~.. .1 -. · THE BIGGER; ALL NEW '73 HONDA ·CIVIC · . ,7-Q.:::UH, $1 '_·777 THE LITILE GAS SAVER! · . . . 4 SPEED OR AUTOMATIC · I I -. ·-• ~ -----. . • • . . . i' I • . • • l . • • :· ' . 1, • !' • . ~· . . . . ' • • • • • •• , . • • • • I I !' . I . l I ' .. i • • • -L .. • • ,. • DAil Y PILOT . S.U,, Joly I, 197.l ------· ' • -·--· ... --·~-- . . --.. .• ' . .. ·~ . . . . '\ ' "' l ~ ! ' F•tDaY ..;.sATURDAY .5uNDAY-MoNDAY ~1uisD.&Y.-wmiM1SDAt. • • -LT • COUPE · l-"--11-~ Ordir ours ow .. UP 10 ~I• -· iii •.WO. 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COSTA MESA 55Z~9220 {. ·.\ ' . • • "' " ALL CAii SOLD IUlftCT IO HIOI ~LI ANO A"I0¥1D ClllllT -• • ' . ) I . ' . -. -. - ' . • ' • . • . -i" , . , • . -·--· COSTA MESA SADDLEB~CK LAGUNA BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VALLEY . IRVINE SAN CLEMENTE WEEK OF JULY; 1 ·JULY 7 DEAL WITH THE ·LARGEST 22· YEARS IN ORANGE COUNTY STOP BY TODAY - s1umo1s 111 111, SAYINGS Ill TIEMllDOUSI -----~THE ~AILY PILOT, l.Y_WJ~LY 1,_ 1973 _...,....... ~--I REDUCED PRICES. ON THE. WORLD1 S FllEST PATIOS I I ·I 1 1 1 I ·I IPORTI HltJHl/tJ/ITI SUNDAY, JULY 1 lO:OOAM m Dodger Baseball The Dodgers vs. the Cincinnat i Reds in a double·header game. 12:00 CBS Sports Spectacular 12:30 Car & Track · 1:00 PGA Golf The $175,000 Western Open. 2:30 CBS Tennis Classic Dick Crealy vs. Stan Smith. NFL Action '73 "Those Fantastic Football Funnies" 4:30 Jim Thoma91 Outdoors 5:30 CBS Sports Illustrated MONDAY, JULY 2 5:00PM @) Major league Baseball Teams to be announced. 8:00 O Major League Baseball Delayed broadcast. TUESDAY, JULY 3 . 7:30PM g Angel Baseball The Angels vs. the O'akland A's. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 .. !5:00PM m Canadian Football Toronto vs. Hamilton. · fEl Watts Summer Games, 1973 Coverage of the sixth annual Games' finals held atCal State Los Angeles. 7:00 g Angel Baseball T.he Angels vs. the Oal<land A's. THURSDAY, JULY 5 B:OOPM m Boxing From the Olympic ' 10:30 IE Champf(>nthlp Fishing SATiRoAV.7uLY 7 9:30AM O ~Wimbledon Tennis Championships live coverage of the Men s singles finals. 11:00 I llOl Major League Baseball Teams to be announced. l ·30 Championship Bowling • 2;00 . (j9) Wimbledon Championships Live coverage of the Men's doubles and Women's singles title matches. 3:30 C1) 1972 NHRA Drag Races 4:00 O (I) Boxln& From MadiS<>n Square Garden A 10-round junior I. htweight bout. 5 :00 (3) ABC's Wide World of Sports 7:30 M BUT Pinbusters 8oxln1 From the Olympic 8 :30 Canadian Footbalr Need An Eltra Room? Allied Will Make All Your Home lmp.revement Dreams Come True --Allied Is The Award Winner1 QUALITY ROOM ADDITIONS REMODEL YOUR HOME with Allied Builders ... Winner 1973 National .. Contractor Of The Year Award"! Yu. All1£0 8 Ull0£RS I~ THE WINNCRI In com~111tort with entrlu from ecrou '"• nelton, Allied Bu•lders f\U won the 1973 Orend N•t1on•t Aw.,d n "N•t•On•I Conl••clO• ol the Yur"I !Presented by the Nellon•t R•mo<lelers Anoe• •l•on •I lh•" 3ht Annu•I N•tlon•I Home ~provement & Remodeton1 hposlt1on In M••ml Boch. 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JULY 1, 1973 DAVf~ME PROGRAMS ~UNDAY MORNING 6:00 iJ (jJSummer Semerter IJ University of the Air 6:25 O Knowledp . ~ today on tht farm (!) Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 ®) er;, Sale of the Century O Movie: See Daytime Movies. 00 Ben Casey , OTempo m Andy .Griffith"'Show ~m city ltids 6:30 i) Ecolo~ Mon .. Wed., Fri.: Odys. 10:30 iJ Ci) love of l ilt sey Tues .. Thurs. 0 @) er;, Hollywood Squares 00 Daybruk m Hazel 8J Educational Features @ Features m New Zoo Review Ell) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 6:45 fE Commodity Report 11 :00 IJ (jJ The Young and the Restless 7:001J (j) News 0 ®)er;, Jeopardy 0 @) er;, Today Show Ci) The fugitive 00 Banana Splits . m The flying Nun 0 law for the 70's I!) Wanderlust Mon. Thurs.; Bee m Bugs and His Buddin Beyer Fri. (!)Bozo's Big Top Show Ell) The Electric Company fE Market Opening al li:1rs' Club ED Sesame Street 7:30 00 Bozo's Big Top Show ONews 0 Cartoons Mon.. Tues.. Wed., Youth and the Issues Thurs.: Par· ent Youth forum Fri. m Cartoons @Skip 'n Woofer fi) Stock E.xcunae 8:00 i) Captain K1ng1100 11:30 IJ 00 Search for Tomorrow 0 ~ er;, Who, Wha\, Where Game 0 Gene Autry 0 CI) m Bewitched m Hogan's Heroes -~ews ED Hodgepodge l odge AfTERNOON 0 The Gallery 12:00 IJ Noontime @ l eave It to Beaver .. 0 er;, Three oll' 1 Match 0 Ralph Story's AM O Movies: See Daytime Movies. (i) Sunup Mel Knoepp @ Hezel 0 Gigantor Cartoons 0 (JJ rn Pusword m Dennis the Menace (i)@) m News fE Stock Exchange \ (!) Gallopina Gourmet ED N1turalists Mon.; Zoom Tues.. m Educatlon•I Features Thurs.: T'ai Chi Ch'uan Wed.: Cook· · ing the Chan.Ese Way Fri. · 12:30 iJ (i) As the World Tums 8:31J'U Features 00 Oule and Harriet O living Easy Dr. Joyce Brothers m Yogi end Friends (!)Gumby ED Educational P1'11gr1ms 8:50 CI) News 9:00 i) 00 The Joker's Wild CI) Sesame Street 0 @) er;, Dinah's Place O Min in 1 Suitcase Mon .. Wed .. Fri.: The Prisclner Tues.: The Fugi· tive Thurs. 00 Phil Donahue Show 0 J1ck la Linne m I love Lucy (!)Tennessee Tu11edo fE Money Digest 9:30 iJ _ The $10,000 Pyramid D o er;, Baffle 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. ONews m The· Mothers-In-Law (!) Romper Room ED Sesame Street 10:~1) Gambit 0 @) er;, Days of Our l ives 00 Truth or Consequences 0 CI) aj Split Second O Youth and the Issues Wed m let's Rap @ Dialing for Dollars 1:001J (i) The Guiding light ,} 0 @) IDThe Doctors 00 Anything You Can Do 0 CI) al All My Children c:JNews m Movie: See Daytime Movies. 1:30 IJ (j) Edge of Night 0 @) m Another World • 00 Mike Douglas Show 0 CI) a) l et's Make a Deal 0 Movie: See Daytime Movies. @ Not for Women Only fE Commodity Report 2:00 t1 00 The New Price Is Right 0 0 er;, -Return to Peyton Place 0 ffi al The Newlywed Game (!) Petticoat Junction tl1) Features 2:30 IJ 00 Match Game '73 D ®J m Somerset 0 (j) a) The Datjng Game (!) Rocket Robin Hood 3:00 i) The Secret Storm O The New Beat the Clock 0 Highway Patrol 00 Superman Cartoon s . 0 @ m General Hospit1I 00 ·®) Movie: _See Daytime Movi~s. (!) Uncle Waldo ED Sut Yung Ying Yee mcinema 36 3:10 m Ben Hunter Interviews 1:30 IJ It's Your Bet 0 ,Mike Douglas Show O Ozzie and Harriet 00 Dennis the Menace 0 (]) al One life to live O Movie: See Daytime Movies. m Quick Draw McGraw (!) Porky Pig C1rtoons m law tor the 70's ~ la Comunidad al Dia; Calen· dario Thurs. 4:00 iJ Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 The Rifleman @Get Smart 0 CI) a) love American S~le m Bugs and His Buddies (!) Didi Tracy Cartoons ED Sesame Street m Velo de Novia m Fell11 the Ca 4:15 fE Titanes en Accion 4:30 CI) M~le: See Daytime Movies. 0 fatber Knows Best 00 The Flying Nun O News Schubeck, Morris m Yo(i and Friends · @ Maglll1 Gorilla C1rtoons EE> El Amo ~ Wild Wild West m Kimba 4:50 m Fashions in Sewing 5:0000News 00 Gillig1n's lsl1nd 00 Dragnet O •Beverly Hillbillies ®.) News; Major league Baseball Mon. m The Flintstones; Canadian Pro Football Wed. The Toronto Argo· nauts vs. the Hamilton Tiger·Cats. (!) Gilligan's Island fl) Natacha E11) Mister Roge1s' Neighborhood.; Watts Summer Games Wed. m El ~mor Tiene Cara de Mu jer er;, Western Star Theatre ail Features m Three Stooges 5:30 O Sea Hunt (j) Mayberry RFD O (j) m News @) Assianment Fri. only. m Dennis the Menace Except Wed, (!) Ninny and the Professor fE The Electrlc Company -er;, Don Wilson's Town Talk EE Speed Racer JULY 1 MORNING 6:15 m life Christophers/The Bible An· swers 6:30 tJ Wake-Up 6:4'5 (j) Christopher Close.Up 7:00 IJ The An:hles --t-e.+..Daktari --.. (i) Rex Humbard @) Roman Holidays m U.nit One (!) Sacred Heart/The Christophers 7:30 IJ Pebbles ind Bamm Bamm O Mormon Tabernacle Choir O Dr. Billy J. Hargis [Q) The Jetsons m Alternatives @ Social Security In Action 8:0D IJ (i) Lamp Unto My Feet O The Christophers O Cithedral of Tomorrow 00 Tanan 0 CI) It Is Written O Herald of Truth 09) O'd Time Gospel Hour m Wonderama (!) Revival Fires 8:30 f) (j) lcok Up and live O This Is the life O Campus Profile O D1y of Discovery GJ k1Ui1'ylr1luhtmatt------+-: 9:00 IJ Camer1 Three O Around the World in 80 Days 0 Day of Discovery- @ R~al Estate Open House 0 Rip With Rabbi Mike O 00 Oral Roberts @) Consultation (!) Meeting at Calvary 9:15(3) Problemas Familias 9:30 1J Today's Reli&ion @ Accion de la Cdmunidad O Talking With 1 Giant Bobby Darin guests. 0 Oral Roberts ODomingo CJ) let There Be light O Amazing Prophecies o Day of Discovery @Old Time Gospel Hour ~ Music• y Pal1bru er;, Around the World In 80 DIJI 9:40 m Dodger Dugout/Warm-Up 10:00 IJ Steps to Learning O Serendipity 0 Hour of Power (j) Movie: ''Buckskin Frontier" (wes) '43-Richard Dix. 0 CI) Curiosity Shop I Multipliea· tion Rock (j) Movie: (C) "Trunk to Cairo" (adv) '67-Audie Murphy. 0 Movie: (C) "Sudan" (adv) ·45 -Jon Hall. Maria Montez. (@ San Diego Happening m Dodger Baseball The Los An· geles Oodge1s vs. the Reds at 'Cin· cinnatl in a double-header game th~I runs to app1oxlmately 5PM. 8) Esta Es I• Vida er;, Talking With a .Giant s by r" a· o'' 45 n· n· e 10:30 O face the Nation O Ch1!1enee My Sermon Jg' Meet the Preas &) Reverend Ike g) Community Action m The Christophers m lnsieht 10:45 g) Mujer 11:00 O Newsmakers 0 @D j$Jlc1XO The Return "Re· fleclions of Three P.0 W.s·· Col Fred Cherry. USAF: Lt. Comdr. Read Mac!.eary, USN: and Capt. Michael Brazelron. USAF. discuss their cap- ture. treatment by \he Vietnamese. and tlieir attitudes toward war. O Movie: "Blue Dahlia" (mys) ·45 -Alan Ladd, Veronica Lake. 0 3 a) Bullwinkle Jg; lnslaht &) Church In the Home g) P1nt1ll1 Dominleal 11 :30 O Sport& Cha lie nae (j) Tmkdown 0 ~ m Mike a Wish c:J Movie: (C) "X·lS" (sci·f1) "61 -David Mclean. C~arles Bronson. ~ Movie: "The Great Diamond Ro!>bery" (com) '54-Red Skelton AFT£RN O ON 12:00 O CBS Sports Spectacular ~ lnsiaht O See for Yourself "What Is A Flaa" ::i) Fiim feature O Yision On JJ Zoorama m lntellleent1.tent m faith for Today a) lius' Club 12:30 ~ Trtehouse Club O Kine Henry VIII "Catherine Parr" The aaing Kina marries Catherine, buJ their marriaae ls clouded _by suspicion of political espionage. (j) Car and Track O suspense Tht1tre '.]j TV 8 looks at leamln& &) Wanderlust . @D Wln&s to Adventure &) NFL Action l :00 ~ Directions O Kathryn Kuhlman Roller Games Face the Nation D PRO GOLF SPECIAL * Final Round Scramble for $175,000 in the 0 a> PCA Golf The $1 75.000 Western Open. from the Midlothian Country Club. Midlothian, Illinois. &) News, g) Tribune Publlca m lnsleflt 1:30 O I JPiCilL I ln1ueuration of Thomu Bradley as Mayor of Los Aneeles. C3) Issues and Answers IJ DEBUT The Pacesetters Mayor· elect Tom Bradley discusses the Mayor's race and Los AnReles poli· tics with host Lin Hilburn. O Directions 00 CBS Tennis Classie lg) Movie: (C) "Star in the Oust" (wes) '56-Richard Boone. al Vo!ce of Calvary m This Is the life I 2:00 O Medix 3' Forum 0 m Meet the Press IJ Broken Arrow '"i' Movie: "Babes in Arms'' (com) ~-Judy Garland, Mickey Rooney. 0 Issues and Answers T The Parent Game al Rev. Leroy Jenkins Eil) Music From Ambler Lyric SO· prano Beverly Sills and Ille Pitts· burgh Symphony Orchestra are fea· lured in a concert frOfTI Temple University. m lnsiaht 2:30 I) CBS Tennis Clu~ic Duck Crealy vs. Stan Smith. CI; Film Feature 0 CHICANO LABOR-PAST, * PRESENT AND FUTURE. NOW on CHICANO II O Chicano II "History of Chicano Labor Activities" O NFL Action '73 ''Those Fantas· tic Football Funnies" Q Mcvie: "Deadline USA" (dra) '52-Humphrey Bogart. Ethel Bar· rymore. 8' Mov:e: (C) "Those Redhuds From Seattle" (rom) '53-Rhond Fleming. Gene Barry. &) True Adventure al Festival filmico m A Better-World 3:03 O Movie: (C) "You're M1 Every. th!ne" (mus) '49 -Dan Dailey 'JI Movie: "Cuh McCall" {rom) ·59-James Garner, Natalie Wood. O lmpacto O Movie: (C) "C11iforni1" (adv) '46-Ray Milland. 0 Movie: (C) "Maraie" (rom) '46 -Jeanne Crain, Alan Young. (i9) America and Americans Q) Movie: (C) "Cattle Drive". (wes) "51-Joel McCrea. Dean Stockwell. mMovie- (D Water World· '"\ 3:30 O Focus "NOW" Part I. lQCL e· droza and auests discuss ttte Na· tlonal Orianization for Women. Jg) I've Got a Secret a) Car I Track 3:45 EE Grtetinp From Germany 4:00 O lnsieflt ''Ory Commitment" 00 Film Feature Q Eyewitness 00 Star Trek ~ Nation1I Gto(l'lphlc Eil) Just Ju;z "Sounds of Swiltg" (R) a!) P1nor1ma Latino a) Orel Roberts aJ Campus Profile 4:30 I) Circus O Sunday 00 rllpside D Tiit Parent Sam• &> Get·Smart EE Korean Variety Hour Eil) Humanist Altemative "New Su . ual Revolution" €IJ Toros a> Corona Now 5:00 O I IJICiltJ The Black Tulip Part (Continued) ~ THE DAILV PILOT, TV WEEK. JlJLY 1, 1973 Associated Brolcers Ho""•' .. l"<O""'• '"•'''"'•"'' 8elboe li•d b)).)bb) Austin.Smith, Goeman •nd AH0<1•'"· ~eellot\ 2828 E Coo•I H .. y Coron• del Mor 1>4<4-7270 Ba lboa Boy Prop. 4509 W Coo••. N pt 8oech b7S-70b0 221) Fotr•••w C oile Me., b-42-7491 2109 W B•lbo• N pt 8uch 1>7).7420 Da vid Bourke Realtor 1500 A<le,.,, A ... Suite )I) Cone Me~ S46-9"SO "Pen...,elii•d llulty S•t••ce .. Caywood Realty ~ "N .. •port Sho1•• Spe<••'••h blOb W Coo•t Hwy Newport Bu,h 548-1 290 ) \ Colesworlhy & Co. Realtors "0 1d incti.-e Homet'' Eo1tbl.,lf Shopp•"9 C enter Newport Buch M0-0020 Colwell Properties. Inc N•wporl Co•I• Me••. &41> OSSS Coro"• del Mer, b7S 7225 S•ddlebed . 5811-0221 Corbin·Ma rtin Realtors For Propt rly •n,Newporl Buch Co•I• M••• I Coro"• d•I M•r 1011> E Cit Hwy 1144-71>1>2 The Gallery ol Homes 11187 8•00111..,,1 ~ v '11>l ·Sl>l t (Ptfcy H Goodw•n <;o l A NICE WAY TO GO• Heritage Realtolf6 2918 8111101 Co1to Meu 5<40 11 SI 4000 W ••le•ly Pl .N B 8J1 lSbO t SOO Ad•,.,,, Co••• Mt1e S4f>.S880 Nigel Ba iley & A ssociates 2712 E Cod•t Hwv Coro"• d.I M•• 1>44 77 11 Forest f . Olson Inc . Realto rs 11'19 Horbo• 81.d Co••• M.,e b4S 0)0J Bob. Pettit Realtor Spr<••fi1lnq •" 1,,,,,,. 1,1 We.i~rn 8.nl 8ld9 Un•••••"Y Peil lr .. nt SS2-7000 The Real Estoter s S lot•I Q fl,u1 641> 1111 -s•11 n 11 -1111 as so 842 2SJS -841 2SlS Red Carpet Rt!o ltors Co•t• M•1• S4b 11>40 N• .. po11 Buch &4S 8080 Sow•h L•9un• 4'19 7900 Vis ion-Red Hill Realty Un1•er-\1ty P.rl CeMtr tr .. +nt Ce• Any'•"'• ss2.1soo Fourth of July girl Judy Strangis, who portrays student Helen Loomis in ABC's Room 222 (Fridays at 9PM), is a member of one of Hollywood's largest, most prominent fa mi lies. Her brother Sam is a production execuiive at one of the major studios. Her sister Cindy, an actress-singer, is the wife of Bob Williams, associate producer of love, American Style on which Judy and Cindy once appeared as Siamesu-twins. Au'nt Helen, Judy's mother's sister, is singer Helen Grayco, widow of the late Spike Jones. Judy entered show business at the age of six when she was signed to do a sketch with Charlton Heston on a network s pecial. Now 21 , Judy is one of Hollywood's busiest actresses. Before reaching the age of 18, she had appeared on such shows as Twilight Zone, Westinghouse Playhouse, The Untouchables and Playhouse 90. Her "after 18" credits include the feature film, "Like It Is" and a starring role with Robert Young in the ABC Movie of the Week, "All My Darling Daughters." K 3: 4. 4 s· 6 6 7 8 3 3 4 4 E E THIS WEEK ON CHANNEL 50 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION SUNDAY: JULY ht (P.M.) 3:00 Sesame Strttt (C) (CTW) 4:00 Canascollndn (C) DEBUT (PBS) 4:JO Sesame Street (C) 434 (ClW) 5:30 Z..•I (C) (PBS) g:oo Just Jiu (C) (PBS) &:JO Omnibus 50 (C) (KoCE-lV) "State of the County" 7:00 l1ttmatio111I Perfofm1nce (C) (PBS) '1cheikovsky Piano Con· cert~ # l'' a:oo Playllouse New Yort Bloareptly (C) (PBS) "Rembrandt Ven Rijo" 9:30 focus Oranie County (C) (KOCE· lV) "Two·Bit Bus Line" MONDAY: JULY 2nd (P.M.) 3:00 Tumlna Points (C) "Frozen Hopes in Milwaukee" (PBS) 3:30 Carfllcollndes (C) 201 D£1UT (PBS) A bilingual lesson to de· velop language skills for both Spanish end cnglish speaking people. 4:00 Mister Rorers' NelpborhOQll (C) (PBS) A film of Mister Rogers' hospitaliutlon helps minimize children's fears. 4:30 Electric Cotnp111y (C) (CTW) 5:00 Sesame Stffet (C) (CTW) 6:00 Law for the 70'1 (C) Lesson 6 6:30 Focus Orenae County (C) (KOCE· lV) "Adoptions" 7:00 "The Old Maid 1nd Hie Thief' Specl1I (PBS) 8:00 Halvor lendsuetk: Woodc1rver (C) (PBS) ,._ 8:30 Book l11t (C) (PBS) 9:00 lntern1tlon1I Performance ft) (PBS) "Phedre" TUESDAY: IULY 3RO (P.M.) 3:00 Focus Or1111e County (C) (KOCE· TV) "Adoptions" 3:30 Ch1n-Ese Wey (C) (PBS) ''Beef on lettuce" 4:00 Mister Roaers' Netpbortloocl (C) (PBS) 4:10 Electric Company (C) (CTW) 5:00 Seume Strett (C) (CTW) Fea- tured on today's show are the letters 1· and I( and the number 11. 6:00 la• for tfle '70's (C) lesson 7 (la Consortium) 6:300mnibus 50 (C) (KOCE·TV) "Fu· lure Concert Stars" 7:00 Or111re County Review (C) (KOCE·lV) A m•aazine of the air. 7:30 The N1tur11i1ts (C) (PBS) "How Far Are We From Home?" 8:00 America '73 (C) (PBS) 9:00 June W11111 (C) (PBS) "Women's Group" 9:l0Tumlnr Pofnts (C) (PBS) "Cross· roads: New Treatment for Alco· holies" WEDNESDAY: IULY 4th (P.M.) 3:00 Ore1111 County Review (C) (KOCE·TV) 3:30 Carmcollncln (C) (PBS) 4:00 Mister Roaers' Jkipborflood (C) (PBS) Mister Rogers uses 1 macnifylnc glass to examine S!ftall objects. 4:30 Eltctric Comp111J (C) (CTW) 5:00 sesame str.et (C) (CTW) 6:00 llw for the 70's (C) 6:30 Cltan-Ese w., (C) (PBS) 7:00 Homewood (C) (PBS) 1:00 MasteJi)ieu Theabe (C) (PBS) 9:00 Amertcan Odyssey (C) (PBS) THURSDAY: JULY 5th (P.M.) 3:00 French Chef (C) (PBS) • 3:30 Meldnf Thinas &row CC) (PBS) 4:00 Mister Roaers' Neipborhood (C) (PBS) · ~~ectric Company (C) (CTW) 5:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 law for Ute '70-s (C) Lesson 9 6:30 French Chef (C) (PBS) "Kids Want to Cook" 7:00 Oren1e County Review (C) (KOCE-TV) 7:30 Omnibus 50 (C) (KOCE·TV) 1:00 f'ocus Or1n1e County (C) (KOCE- TV) "Adoptiqns" 1:30 The Session (C) (PBS) 9:00 Firin1 line (C) (PBS) FltlDAY: JULY 6th (P.M.) 3:00 Omnibus 50 (C) (t<OCE· TV) "Fu· ture Concert Stars" 3:3D Cura!:cofndas 203 (C) (PBS) 4:00 Mister Roaers' Neiahbortlood (C) (PBS) A Neighborhood oostume party stresses the importance of "pretending." · 4:3:> Electric · ~mpany (C) (CTW) 5:00 Sesame Street (C) (CTW) 6:00 Lew for the '70's (C) lesson 10 6:30 Zoom! (C) (PBS) 7:00 American Odyssey (C) (PBS) 8:00 Pl1yllo11st New Yort Biorrepfly (C) (PBS) "Charles Dickens" 9:30 Just Jm (C) (PBS) SATURDAY, JULY 7th (P.M.) ,,, 3:00 le• tor the '70's (C) Lesson 6 (la Consortium) 3:30 law for tfle '70's (C) Lesson 7 (la Consortium) 4:00 law for the 70's (C) lesson 8 (la Consortium) 4:30 Lew for the '70's (C) lesson 9 (la Consortium) 5:00 llw tot the '70's (C) Lesson 10 (la Consortli.lln) 5:39 M1kin1 l'lllnp &row (C) (PBS) 6:00 Zoom! (C) (PBS) . 6:30 Focus Or1n1e County (C) (KOCE· TV) "Adoptions" 7:00 Oranie County Review (C) (KOCE·TV) 7:30 Masterpiece Tlleabe (C) (PBS) l :lO Ainerlcan Odyssef (C) (PBS) 9:300mnlbus 50 (C) (l<OCE-lV) THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI<, JULV 1, J973 Winner 1973 National S.rvina So. California IUJl.DDS. For Over 31 Yors "Contr•ctor Of the Ye•r" \ TIMES HAVE "CHH06ED · ... IN EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINTING METHODS, TOO! DON'T Rlir PACIFICOTE IT AND BREAK THE PAINT HABIT! P~CIFICOTE MAKES PAINTING A:.Z;~~-~:"111 OLD-FASHIONED! Pac1ficote is sclen1tf1cal1y sprayed from a gun Choose from 2 4 deco rator house colors. 15 YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE• fl. w1tll1n the 15 year suarantee period your Paclficote materials should c hip. llake 0r peel as a result of faulty matero als or poor workmanship. we wdl re do those areas. e.clud1ng trim. both materials and labor at no Charge to the customer! RE£ ESTIMATts/NO OBLIGATION f1NANCING _IS AVAILABLE. OF COJJ,RSL M~~~~T 530-6871 NOW! License #269439 JOHNNY WHITI AKER 10 YEAR VETERAN AT 13 Johnoy Whitaker, at the ~ge of 13. is already a lO·year veteran of show business. The youngster plays a horror film ·movie buff in "The Mystery in Dracula's Castle,' to color- cast on NBC's The Wonderful World of Disney in two parts -Sunday, July 1 and July 8 at 7:30PM. Scott Kolden & Johnny Whlteker Born in December, 1959, Johnny made his first tele· vision commercial when he was 31/2 . Six months later, he was signed by a Hollywood agent specializing in child ac· tors and went on to appear in more than 20 television I (24·Hrs. Direct or Collect) commercials. In the years to follow, Johnny had many guest roles on television se· ries, including Bonanza, The Virginian, Lancer. Green Acres and Bewitched. He" was a regular for a year on Gen· eral Hospital. Johnny, who will star this fall in NBC·TV's Saturday morning "Sigmund and the Sea Monsters" made his molf- ie debut in ''The Russians Are Coming! The Russians Are Coming!" with Brian Keith. Keith was so impr'essed with the young actor" that he helped hif'T'\ get the part of Jody in Family Affair. wh ich ran on televiSion for six years. Whitaker has appear'ed in three other Disney fllm·s in the past year. In early 1972 he . was featured in "The Biscuit Eater," a rural drama about two boys and a misfit hound. "Napoleon and Samantha" billed the youngster in the role of Napoleon, a boy who befriends an aging lion. Most recently , Johnny played Richard Baxter. the son of a hard luck New York- er who inherits an old hotel in Colorado in the comedy "Snowba II Express." Page 7 SUNDAY (Continued) I (R) A six-part series based on the ' Alexander Dumas classic. Shaker Wonshop Service 8 GAS COMPANY HOUR * "RON AND THE GREAT WHITE SHARK" 0 Gu CompenJ Hour "Ron and the Great White Shark" Ron Taylor. an ~ustralian diver and naturalist presents his film study of the irreat white sharks. the Protedors 0 Movie: (C) (90) "Spy Killer" (adv) '69-Robert Horton. Dick Ven Dyke 0 Boris Kerloff Presents l'O'&l News m Movie: "Alleaheny Uprisina'' (wes) '39-John Wayne IE Here Come the Brides fn Consultetion m Hour of Sters t:I) Desert Theetre m Kimba 5:30 IJ CBS Sports lllustreted ~rut Roads of America (i) The Avenirers News 10) Movie: (C) (2hr) "A Man Called Daner'' (aav) '68-Jan Murray El) Plusant FemilJ ED World Press a;) Fanfarria Fllcon m Speed Racer I VfNING 6:00 IJ Youn& People's Concert "I l ove Tchaikovsky" Michael Tilson Thomas focuses -on one of the greatest of the Russian composers when -he conducts and narrates this second New York Philharmonic Con. cert (J) Movre: (C) (2hr) "Captain New· man, M.D," (com) '63 -Gregory Peck. Tony Curtis, Bobby Darin. Oai>mNews 0 Movie; (2lfihr) "So ProudlJ We Hall" (dra) '43-Cl~udeue Colbert George Reeves, Paulette Goddard. fJ The Aveniren IE Then Came Bronson El) Allllo-Chan's Sercet ED Wuhlnston Week in Revtew- a!) Teatro del Domln10 m Three Stoo&es 6:30 0 lassie (R) World of Survive! fJ News m Movie: (2hr) "Johnny Come latefJ" (d.ra) '43-James Cagney El) Sumo Wres11ing ED Storefront (R) a;) Super Show m Holiday Peclflc m Litt.le Rascals 7;00 IJ News 0 Wild Kln1dom Marlin and his crew sail in search of the porpoise. Movie; (2'/thr) "MutinJ on tlie Bounty" (dra) '35-Charles laugh· ton. Clark Gable. done• Clesslcs 0 s Your life "Joel McCrea" IE Passport to Tr1vel .. .. ,.,. . THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JULY 1, 1973 El) Daikon No Hana Bob Denver, Walter Brennan. Vic· MONDAY ED Zoom! tor Buono, Jack Gilford A come· m Wild Kingdoan dy of forgery. fraud and fqolish-m Lawrence Welk Sh ow ness ZS a U.S. Mint money-checker m Italian Television Hour inadvertently d~slrcys $50.000. ' JULY 2 7:30 IJ Dick Van Dyke (R) Dick and then tries to replace it Jenny are stunned when they learn El) Samurai Woll For mortllnc and afternoon ll1tlna1, -via their two children-that they ED Masterpiece Theatre "Pere Gor· pleHe see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. are going to be parents for the lot" Part II Below, for your convenience, ere thtrd time. 9:30 IJ .I Barnaby Jones (R) Barnaby the d•y's movies. 0 jg m World of Disney '1he searches for a m1ss1ng author whose Mtstery In Draeuta's Castle" Part I best-selling novels reveal the pri· of two parts. Three youngster~ set vale hves of his community's lead· out lo make a home movie and"un-Ing c1t1zensy'Jack Cassidy and Anne cover a gang of jewel thieves Francis guest 0 F1mily Clusics "Yankee Doo· ~Allred H'tchcock Presents die"' A cartoon story of three pa· O News triotic youngsters who try to help IE Biiiy Graham Crusade their soldier fathers win the Revolu· 10:00 O D1y of Discovery tionary ,,war by harassing British O 'THE KING IS COMING' *~~-Issue * Exciting PROPHECY with B Million$ Movie: CC) C2hr> "For-DR. HOWARD _C. ESTEP ever Amber" (dra) ·47 _ Cornel 0 The King Is Coming Wilde. Linda Darnell. m.&> News IE Three Passports to Adventure ED Roa~s to Freedcm (R) A BBC ED Birthday story A whimsical re-adaptalton of three novels by Jean· telling of the American Revolution Paul Sartre s~ow1ng the individual's illustrated by children and com· struggle lo ltnd personal freedom. plemented by children 's chorus. First of 13 episodes. @E Estelar •73 m Lou Gordon Show 8:00 IJ T M•A•s•H (R) Hawkeye and lO:lS El) Golf Major Burns cl2sh over the surgica· _10.30 ~The Protectors (R) All the ex. trealment of 8 patient c1tement of a wild game hunt be· 0 ~ '!!!\ The FBI (R) A r111 Harry Rule -and he IS the ...,,... l.i.t.f •• • cnme quarry boss pays a syndicate underll~ir O A KNBC SPECIAL $25 000 to take the rap for his .. $On who is being tried fQ/ mault· * GAY LIBERATION: 1n~ a loan shark victim. OUT OF THE CLOSET" IE Safari to Adventur'e Host: JOHN BARB.OUR El) Nippon No Uta 0 I IJiCIAL I Gay liberation: Out m Eagle A U.S. Coast Guard Band of the Closet John Btrbour IS host concert fiom the deck of the U.S. for a look at the lifestyle of the Eagle. Gay community a!) Cine del Domingo ft Garner Te~ Armstrong m Movie: (2hr) "Manpower" (dra) Seymour Presents '41 -Edward G. Robinson " J"' At Issue 8:30 B (jj Manni• (R) John Gavin 0 Teenzge Trials guests as a "politician whose career ~ San Diego Panorema is endangered when a blackmal!lr IE News • threatens to expose his wile's un-10:45 tJ.) Japanese lanauage Program savory past. 11:00 IJ CV 0 0 CE®) News 0 @' m NBC Sunday M1stery-®) News Hee Ramsey Ramsey turns defense 0 Broken Arrow attorney for his first love who ls 0 Movie: (C) "Sapphire" (dra) charired with murder. Diana Mui '59-Nigel Patrick. Yvonne Milchell. • daur and Donnelly Rhodes iruest m Movie: (C) "Bhowani Jiinction" 0 Onward Ye People A concert by (adv) '56 -Ava Gardner, Ste)'iart the Mormon Tabernacle Choir Granirer. m Creature Futures IE KATHRYN KUHLMAN IE I 5'1C11L I Is There an Arll? CR) * (IN COLOR) A wildlife documentary about ant IE Kathryn Kuhlman mals all over the world that are ED America '73 threatened with edinclion Bill Bur· 11:30 f) Name of the Game rod narrates. O Jg' Toni&ht Show fEl I IPICIAC I Gr~et Batsto Furnace 0 Oral Roberts Oscar Brand hosts a tour of a re· O Movie; "House ol Numbers'' stored Revolutionary War village in (dra) '57-Jack Palance Southern New Jersey. Telepulse 9:00 D Oral Roberts Speclal "Song of IE Movie; (C) "A Very Private Af· @m Noelle de Gela fair" (dra) '62-Brigitte Bardo! Freedom" Roy Rogers and Dale 12:00 O Reverend Ille Evans join the Roberts family at ' @ Marshel Dillon Knolls Berry Farm for a trjbute t 1:001J News our American heritage O Speaking Freely 0 Cf' a1 ABC Sund1y Movie: (C) 1:101J Movie: "The Fallen Sparrow" (2hr) "Who's Minding tht Mint?" (dra) '43-John Garl1eld (com) '67 -Jim Hutton, Dorothy 1:30 IE Movie; "Pheni• Ci:, Story" (dra) Provine. Millon Berle. Joey Bishop, '55-Richard Kiley. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 O (C) "North to Alaska" (adv) '60-John Wayne Stewart Granger. Fabian Capucine 10:00 'J" "Lunch Hour" (rom) '62 - Shirley Ann field. Robert Stephens 0 "Flight to ·Nowhere" (mys) 146. -Alan Curtis. Jack Holt. 12:00 O "Invisible Agent" (mys) '42- Peter Lorre, Jon Hall "Grand Can. -. 1on'' (com) ·50 -Richard Atlen. Mary Beth Huahes. 1:00 m "Member of the Weddin&" (dra) '53 -Julie Harris Ethel Waters. Brandon DeWilde 1:30 O "Casablanca" (dra) '43-Hum· 1 phrey Bogart. Ingrid Berirman. Paul Henreid 3 ;00 ..! "Little Boy lost" ( d r a) ;5,l::.- Bing Crosby Claude Dauphin 10' (C) "Gunfighters of Cua Gran· de" (we s) '65-Alex Nicol Steve Rowland 3:30 O "Abilene Town" (wes) '46 - Randolph Scotl Lloyd Bridges Rhonda Fleming 4:00 IJ (C) "Never steal Anythin& Small" (com) '59-James Cagney Shirley Jones 4:30 'T Sime, as lOAM listing fVFNING 6:00 lJ 0 0 a;) m (iE al News :I' News 0 Bonanza ~ Courtship of Eddie's Father O Wanted Dead or Alive 10' Major League Bueball Cont'd from ~M m The Flintstones IE Star Trek El) Los Torres • €Jj) Hodaepodee lodire EE Three Stooges 6:30 ~ Hogan's Heroes O Movie: (90) "The Girl Who Had Everything" (dra) '53 -Ehzabeth Taylor Fernando Lamas Gig Youn& The beautiful daughter or a bril· hant ~fense ~ttorney fa lls 1n love with ene of her father's clients. a mysterious g&ngland leader who wanls a quick marriage T CBS Ne¥11s Walter Cronkite 0 Have Gun Will Tmel m Andy Griffith ED Sul Yunir Ying Yee m living Easy a!) Musical Q1 Desert ThHtre m little Ramis 7:00 1J Cf' 0 m News O Bowlin& for Dollers ".1: Movie : (2hr) "St1gecoech" re V) er. 46. n. n. ra) rs. m· ul n· ve es ng ey t'd ad th g ril- ve a ho h" THE.DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JULY l. 1973 . (wes) '39 -John Wayne , Claire Trevor. CDVIR ~[1@@~.0 ODCP Ci) Wiidiife The1tre 0 Whit's My line? m I Love Lucy §::;,~;;,~:~=~:, Micha•! Onfk'3~,1!~,~~~d ~~~~,~~UNT!~c~?i~,~~~; a l<le>o"on aClo• when he m Mune~ is the youngest of The Rookies, ABC high1~ sue-W3<; 9. Thi\ \\O;e1,en he and hi<; parent\ \\Cre li v: "f) Speed Ricer cessful Monday night cops-and-drama -;erics which mg.in T oronto and \\ere working regularly for the 7:30 IJ Johnny Minn's Stand Up ind goes into its second season this fall. He i<. also the Canadian Broadca~ting Com pan). the N:u 1onal Cheer (R) Marilyn Michaels guests. most popular of the three young policemen among Film Board anti in the 1hcatre "There are no (,3) Ho11n's Heroes teenage girls. His ha-ndsomc face and curl)' brown movie, TV ('If stage ~tars·. in Canada." S:l)S O Th• New Price Is Ri&ht hair current I~ adorn the cover' <Jnd '°'ide p:igc, of ~I ichaeJ. "onl~ hocke~ star'. Hockey l'I tht• sport n Movie: (2hr) "The Bi~hop's virtually all the fan maga1ine-; .. Unlike !!Orne teen-up •here. ft \ not JUSt Cana<la\ lop ~port 11· .. the Wife" (fan) '48-Gary Grarit age idol , Mic-hacl Ontkean i~ a. scrio~ ·actoI. number one entertainment. If I ever felt like sO Me- (i) The Thrillseekers somewhat cmbarra~sed by the hysteria of fan-; and thing special as a J..ill. it \\a ... n't became I was an O Mllllon $ Movie: (C) (2hr) the passionate mail that ha!\ been pouring in since actor ft was when .f pla} ed hockc~'." ~I ichael w3s "Sittinr Bull" (wes) '54-0ale Rob· .. The Rookies" went on the air la -;t year. While he atten<linc high school in Montreal when he won ertson, Mary Murphy. is delighted with the high r:tting~ the series has a h<?cke~y <-cholar~hip at the Univor ... i1y of New mTh1tGlrf been getting in a time ~lot once considered hnz-Hamp~hire.. t Q) Draanet ardous. tic i-; hnfficcl by fame. "I was a theatre-arts major at New Hampshire_ ft) T'1i Chi Ch'u1n ant.I I used to ru~h from one dre,~ing room to m The Adventurer another-from the hockC\ rink t<.1 backl-tace of the a!) Music.I · campu-; theatre. I'd been.offrred contract~ to play m The Addams Family pro fe<;sional hocke}. hut one day I decided I liked 8:00 IJ (iJ Gunsmoke (R) Richard lhe theatre cam pm dre,,ing room~ better rhan the Basehart guests as a rugged sea locker room." captain. and Salome Jens guests as It turned out to. be a ~ood choice. ~11ehael hnd the widow he plans to marry. graduated from New Hamp,hire anti wa\ bacJ.. in 0 m Major League 81seb1ll De-Toronto appearing in a stage production ''hen ....'1ayed broadcast. Teams to be an-Canadian-born mo' ic director :'\orman Je\' i ... on -1n<>unced. saw lhe young man and hmughl him In Holl~'' ood O tl) The ~~kies "The Sno.w to test for a role in hi<1 film 'cr-.i<'n ol "Fiddler on Job" (R) The two·milhon·dollar the Roof." M ichacl did not get the part. .but cache of conlraband drugs the through Jcwison he 1net a number of producer .... rookies dispose of in the ocean Is directors and cac;ting excrnti\e<1. He '>Ol"ln went to stolen by a scuba diver. w('lrk in the Di•me\' mO\ ie. "B.1vou Rm" which led ~News to gue-;t star role~ in c;uch TV. 'h°''',' "' lron'iidc, m The Ghost ind Mrs. Muir T~e-Aleld One , Dan Augu't and The Parr ridge m The Untouchables Family. m LI Senora Joven "One or the firM impo1 tant people I mcl in £lD Bioeraphy "George Washing. Hollyw('l('ld wa~ A<.1ron Spelling, executive pro· ton" Rene Auberjonois stars as ~t ~!d'r.~ ~~l~.Stanford Brown, Mltbael Oal· ducer of The Rookie"S"," recall' \I ichael. "I remcm· George Washington at age 22 in ber he told me w .;tick around. get mPre experience this Playhouse New York production "My parents, Muriel and Leonard Ontkean were and corne back in a cot1 plc of years. That'<; exactlv of the hero as a young man. Lyle well known actors throughout Canada," say" what I did That's wh\' I'm in The Rol1k1c'" Bettger and George Montgomery Michael, who was horn in Vancouver where he also star · made hie; th.catrical debut at the age of five on the ro To Be Announced stage of a local th~atre. a!) Miguefito Valdes Show "f've been performing all my life, a' an actor m Movie: (2hr) "Wonderbar" and on the hockey rink," Michael told TV Week, ~ (mus) '34-AI Jolson. Kay rrancis "so I'm more or le"s conditioned to audience re- 8:30 m Merv Griffin Show actions-favmahle and otherwise. But man! Thi' a!) Novel• business of being an American TV personality i!-. 9:00 IJ (i) Here'~,lucy (R) Ruth Buzzi something else. I jump about a foot off the ground guests as the ugly duckling mem· when I pa s a magazine rack and see my picture her of Kim's drama club whom and the crazy titles they hang on the torie" ther Lucy and Harry adopt as their write about me. It's too much!" project for personal improvement Michael is prohably more relaxed on The @ Civilisation Rookie' set at 20th Century-Fox studios than 0 r3) m ABC Monday Movie: (C) an)•where. There, he works with co-star!> George (2hr) ''The Spirit Is Willin1" (com) Stanford Brown. Sam Melville, Gerald S. O'Lough- '66-Sid Caesar, Vera Miles, Barry lin and Kate Jack,on in an atmosphere of good Gordon, John McGiver, Jill Town natured professional di,.eipline. "We have a lot of send. A peaceful New England vaca· laughs on the set." i.ax_s .Michael. "but it's a pretty lion planned by Ben and Kate straight i.cene. Every member of the ca!.t is 'ierious Powell. focluding I heir son Steve, is about the acting profession. None of us is an over- qulckly shattered by a trio ol play· night -;uccc''· We've all worked hard to get where ful poltergeists who have had the we arc. Georg Stanford Brown has a background house to themselves for a couple as a Shakespearean uctor in New York. Gerald of hundred years. O'l.oughlin is from the New York stage and he'!. @)Movie: (C) (2hr) "How I Spent been a television actor since 1950. Sam Melvill e' My Summer Vacation" (adv) '67-really hall to struggk to get to where he is He Robert Wagner, Jill St. John. came to Hollywood more than ten years ago, but Q) Draanet few people ever heard of him until The Rookies. fE Nino A lot of people think of "' a-; guy-; who just came m LI Cti1d1 Bien Crild• out o f nowhere and landed a hot -;criCl-hcca\l'\C (Continued) we're lucky." MICHAEL ONTKEAN P•ge THE° DAILY. PILOT. TV WEEK. JULY 1. 1973 MONDAY ~ontinued) IE) News TUESDAY 9:301J Doris D1y Show (R) Asso· m TV Musical ciate editor Doris replaces Cy as a!> News/Sports EVENING edilor·in ·chlef when the publisher 11:00 0 0 0 mm CD News decrees a shakeup to give the mag. @ 00 (@ EE News azlne a fresh new tone. 0 One Step Beyond O American Adventure "Jeep Jam· 00 Perry Muon boree" Gary Merrill narrates as 0 Movie: "The lut Mile" (dra) drivers in a Jeep Jamboree dodge, '59-Mickey Rooney. Don Barry duck and dig their way through a m Truth or Consequences "Gravelrama " IE) Movie: "Abandoned" (dra) '49 O News -Dennis O'l(eefe, Gale. Storm m Billy Graham erusade 11: 30 0 T CBS Late Movie: (C) "Pris· tE Thirty Minutes With . . . oner of Zenda" (adv) '52-Stewart al Muchtcha ll1ll1n1 Granger, James Mason, Deborah a;) la llave de la Seman• Kerr. 10:00 1J Medical Center (R) An auto 0 :@ m Johnny Carson I · 0 Ben Casey crash v ctlm discloses to Joe Gan· O ""n:i w·d w Id f £ t non that he has smuggled a child l,..!LJ ~ 1 e or 0 .~ er. into this counlry from South Amer-talnment The Nlgh!mare Step CR) lea. however . that isn'I the only An unhappily mamed woma n .. re- problem fused a divorce, hires .a paid killer 0 m News to rid her Gt her husband. Don JULY 3 For mornln1 and afternoon llstln1s, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are t~e day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 0 CC) "Jupiter's Darling" (rom> '55-Esther Williams. Howard Keel 10:00 "Stranger In My Arms" (dra) '59-June Allyson. Jett Chandler 0 "Suicide Batallion" (dra) '58- Mtke Connors, John Ashley. 12:00 0 "Sorrowful Jones". (com) '49- Bob Hope, Lucille Ball. "Mystery of the White Room'' (mys) '39-Bruce Cabot. 6:00 ODO mma:>mNews ~ }2' No11 IJBouaza C!' Courtship of Edd ie's Father O Wanted Dead or Alive m The Flintstones IE) Star Trek EE Los Torres ED Hodgepodge lodge EE Three Stooges 6:30 ~ Hogan's Heroes O Movie: (C) (90) "Blood of the Vampire" (hor) '59-Donald Wolf11 Barbara Shelley Vincent Ball :I' CBS News Walter Cronkite 0 Have Gun Will Travel 12' MeN"Griffln Show m Andy Grillith ED Sut Yung Ying Yee m living Easy a!) Novel• 00 Twlli&ht Zone Stroud. John Ver~on, Louise Sor~. 0 Regis Philbin lllks To... Mike Farrell, Liiiian Lehman. and 1:00 m "On D1ngerous Ground" (mys) EE Roller Games Sue Ane Langdon star. '51-Rober1 Ryan. Ida Lupino. al Desert Theatre EE little Rascals Ell) PEDDLING GOD'S WORD m To Tell th~ Truth 1:30 0 "Shake Hands With the Devil" * Do DO H 12:00@ Marshal D1llq_n (dra) '59-James Cagney. Don Mur- 7:.00 0 I 0 m News O Bowling for Dollars OR·TO· OR: WATC m Alfred Hitchcock Presents ray, Dana Wynter .. SAL~S~.AN" T~NIGHT! 12:30 O Highway Patrol , .3:00 T (C) "Shirk" (adv) '68-~urt ED Verrte Salesm.an A filmed m Movie: "Capta1n Caution" (adv) Reynolds, Barry Sullivan (i:\ Movie: (2hr) "Run Silent, Run Deep" (dra) '58-Clark Gable, Burt Lancaster documentary portrait of lour Bible '40-Viclor Mature. Louise PlaH ~ (C) "Buch Party" (com) '63 hucksters a~d the per~nal crisis 1:00 @ 0 Q 0 (I' News -Frankie Avalon. 8 S1fari to Adventure 0 Whit's My Line? m I Love Lucy of one who rs f.rustrated in a world 1:45 O Movie: "D1ngerous Cronin(' 3:30 O (C) "River Lady" (adv) '48- where success rs the measure of a (mys) "53-Jeanne Crain. Michael Yvonne DeCarlo. Dan Duryea. man Rennie. Carl Betz. Mary Anderson. 4:00 8 "The Proud and the Profane" a:> Yariedades ~ 3:10 O Movie: (C) ~From Hell to 8or· (dra) '56-Wilham Holden Oeb- IE) I Drum of Junnie EE Simplemente Maria tE The French Chef a;) Muneca 10:30 0 Talk Back neo" (adv) '64-George -Montgom-orah Kerr. @ One Step Beyorrd ery. Torin Thatcher Julie Gregg. 4:30 ~Same as lOAM listing a;) Contest Prize Show 'A CANDID PORTRAIT' Filmed in cinema verite (described as "direct cinema" by producers Albert and Their job is to sell the Word of God. Davi d M aysles, .. Salesman" is the portrait of Their product. gilt-edged fabricoid pl astic-four Bible huck ters and the personal crisis and·nYlon-bound Bibles selling for $49.95 of one. Paul Brennan. who is frustrated in a ... ,.c.they're washable and outl ast leather world where success ill the measure of a man. 4 to I .'' Four hard-driving. success-seeking · From snowbound New England territory, to Rible salesmen armed with their aspirations the streets o( Miami, Florlda, the film can· 1 and all the tricks of the game, are captured d1dly recorJ s the quartet!>' spiri tual door-to- at their tr;ide in the Marsles Bro:hers' classic door carney-barking and their motel room documentary, "Salesman," which will have its strategy meetings. American television premiere on KCET's Be it a subtle approach or hard-sell, "the Verile series Monday night at I O'PM . pitch" makes little difference to Brennan as Pol lftllDM lrtee W. eofC«U IPPf'Od Ill Blble sa1eemM«•lp to a cl!enc ID llafr rolltn. Page 10 his )ale~ plummet. Turndo" ns increa)e anti hreed in t'lim a lonely, depressed a11d antag· on1 tic feeling. He now 1s--gtsrtty-of the car· dinal 'in aml'"!.! Bible !lalcsmen, .. negative, 1h in king ... Brennan, known a~ "The Badger." !la~s 1hc film created a tremendous change in hb I ife and re!!ards all . saksmen as actors. The 01her salc!>men include Charlie Mc- De' 111. dulibcd .. The Gipper·· from Knute Rockne's famous exhortation. ·tLet's win th1 one for the Gippcr'." Of the four he is the mrnn ~uccessful. J.1mei. Baker, alias "The Rabbit ... claims hi' c hief satisfaction m selling Bibles is ''the pa~." He sa}ssalesmen are. in general, .. more honest. more '>inccre, and act more natural!) 1han jus1 about am bod\' ... Brennan describes Baker as .. having ihe face of a choirboy and the heart of a barracuda." The las1 member of the four~ome is Ra' - mond ~1 artos "The Bull" who s:\\ s that eil- ing is hi!. life. Brennan calls ~tarios "The in- !.Crulable sphinx: A frustratM ballet dancer." "Salesman .. was produced in 1969 and 1 the culmination of five months of searching for the right men. six "eek!' of filming. and 15 months of editi ng The production team included Alben ~l~I\ sles on camera and br<;>1her Da,id as soundman and ~upervi~ing editor. Charlotte Zwerin worked in 1hc edit· ing. and completion of the film . Of .. Salc~man ." noted play\vright Arthur Miller commented: .. It is an adven1ure into the America n dream where hope is a sale a nd .a sa le is confirma11on of exis1cnce itself.'' And Norman Mailer ~aid ; "I can't think of many movies which have had as much to sa>· nhout American fife and have :1id it "0 well " 7:30 II Bobby Goldsboro Show (1) Ho1•n's Heroes D 'America the Beautiful' * w/GLENDALE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA directed by CARMEN DRAGON. turv Italian bandits who themselves wind up being robbed. @I) Noches T1patin 9:30 II 00 CBS Tuesday Movie: (C) (90) "The Voy•re of the Yes" (R) (adv) '72 -Desi Arnaz Jr.. Mike Evans, Beverly Garland, Skip Home· ier, Della Reese. Two teenagers em· 0 4 5'1Cil1r I tilend1le Symphony bark upon a dramatic sea journey "America the Beautiful" Features thit Unds ttiem battling the forces the .Glendale Symphony Orchestre of nature and their own latent under the direction of Carmen prejudices. ~~~ O~ws 11 Angel W1rm-Up/81Seball The . II) Billy Graham Crusade C~lifor'1ia Angels vs. the Oakland @I) Muchacl11 ltaliana As. . • EB FestiYll Mexicano ti) T111s Is Your Life 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Al· 10:00 0 ~ m ~ IJlcll( I St 1 r s & erander the Great" {dra) '56-F'red-Stripes Show Tennessee Ernie Ford ric March, Claire Bloom. hosts a· musical Fourth of July (1g) Hollywood Sq111res commemorative special with head· m ,j s"c1lL I Keep America Sina· liners Bob Hope, Lou Rawls, Doc Inf Dennis Day is host, singing star Severinsen and Anita Bryant .. Margaret Whltlna. Barber Shop 00 Twili1ht Zone Quarteb-The four Statesmen and 0 (V (E Marcus Welby (R) Ors The Gaslight Harmony Four, Sweet Welby and Kiley help a teenage Adeline Sinaer Champions -the alcoholic and his parents face their Glissandos. the Up With People prob!ems and work toward a solu- chorus and the late Herb Shriner lion. auest. ~ 0 Movie: "Four Sons" (dra) '40 Ii) D,.1ntt -Don Ameche. Alan Curtis. Ell) Citywatchm m News m Stand Up ind Cheer EE P1p1 Corazon EB Com_edy 10:30 II m News m Tiie Md1111s Family (i) One Step Beyond 1:00 II (() Maude ~ Eveninc at Pops "Cole Porter Q m NBC Tuesday Movie: (C) Night ~th Bobby Short Trio" (2hr) "The Railway Children" (dra) e1t Rev1m Musical '71-Jenny Aautter. Dinah Sheridan. EB News/Sports Bernard Cribbins An adventure 11:00 II 0 0 g) m m News st~ry detailing the explo:ts of three 00 (j) llj) fl) News children living near a railway line 11 Ooe Ste, Beyond in turn·m·the·century England. · 00 Peny M1sott 0 ffi (E Temperatures Rlsinc (R) m Truth or Consequences O~derlr Lefkowitz creates chaos Ii) Movie: (C) "Border River" (wes) with his.hospital newspaper. '54-Joel McCrea Yvonne Decarlo (1g) Movie: (C) (2hr) "Imitation . • · · General" (com) '58-Glenn Ford ll:30 II Ci)-C8S lite Moyie: (C) Red Buttons. ' '.'C'mon let's-Live 1 little" (mus) II) Tiie Untouclllbles 67-Bobbe Vee, Jackie OeShannon. EE LI Senor• Joven 0 @) m Johnny Carson m Finne Line D Btn Caser @I) El Edificlo de Enfrente 0 ffi Wide W11rtd of Entertain· EB Centro Ibero Amerlcano ment "The Deadly Visitor" (R) A m Movie: (2hr) "Return of Dr X" turn-of-the-century ghost story (hor) '39-Humphrey Bogart. · ~bout a young writer who becomes infatuated with an invisible female 8:30 II Hawaii F"m-0 (R) Buddy Ebsen presence he has met ln a board guests a~ a scheming college pro· Ing house. Gwen Verdon, Perry King, lessor with a plot to cash stolen Stephen Macht, Ann Miles, James travelers checks. Keach star. 0 (J) (E ABC Tuesday Movie: (C) m To Tell the Truth (90) "The Connection" (R) (dra) . . '72-Charles Durning. Ronnie Cox, 12•00 ~ M1r~I D,1llon . Zohra Lampert. Richard Bright, 0 ~ovie: , 'Who Killed Teddy Dennis Cole, Heather MacRae. An Bear' (mys)_ 65-Sal Mineo. off-beat tale of hotel jewel thieves, m Alfred HitcllC'OCt Presents - a colorful New Yor11 fournatist and 12:30 11 Hipw1y Patrol several million dollars worth of lies m Movie: (C) "Death Pays in Doi· and tricks. l1rs" (dra) '6&-John Forsyth. 00 Seven Seu "Indian Ocean" 1.00 r.n O .._. O fTI N m Merv Griffin Show • llU ' ~ l.!l!..I ews EB Drama 1:45 II Movie: (C) "Bluer Thin life" 9:00 @ Run for Your Life (dra) '56 -James Mason, Walter Ii) Drapet M1tthau, Barbara Rust EE Nino 2:00 m All·Nialrt Show: ''The Gunfi1ht· Ell) lntemtional Performance "Les er," "Conyicttd" Brigands" ~1cques Offenbach's op-3:10 II M~vie: ''tilant Behemoth" (hor) eretta about a group of 19th·cen· '59--0ene Evans, Andre Morrell. THE DAILY PILO!• TV WEEK. 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Sut Yune line Yee Tolls" (dra) '43-Gary Cooper. In· 1rid Bergman. Akim Tamirofl mGumby . ED The French Chef 9:00 U '.E The Joker's Wild T Sesame Street 0 '=cf m Dinah's Place O Movie: "Machine Gun Kelly" (dra) 'SS--<:harles Bronson '61 Phil Donahue Show O Jack la l une. m I love Lucy m Tennessee Tuxedo ED Your future Is Now Reading skills for high schoolers. 9:30 U :£ The $10,000 Pyramid O ~.mBallle O Movie: (C) "Mr. M11oo's f•· 11:00 U The Youne and the Restless 0 jg m Jeopardy The fueltlve m The Flylne Nun m Wanderlust ED Th~ Electric Company a> liars' Club 11:30 f) T Search for Tomorrow p .,.2 iD Who, What. Where G<1me 0 a> Bewitched m Ho&an's Heroes mNews EE Hod1epodee lodee l\f r 1 R~u u,. vorite Heroes" (cartoon)-Jim Back· . us is the voice or Magoo. 12:00 U Noontime 0 News 0 a;, Three on a Match m The Mothers-In.Law iJ:' ~el m Romper Room 0 3 G.) Password ED Sesame Street T 'Jg m News . . · .,,--Q) Gallonfn~ Gourmet 10.00 El @ ~~m~:t . .. Ell) t JJCCtAl I Great Circus Parede @ M~v1e. Mystery Subma11ne Ernest Bor1mne agzin hosts the (adv) 63-Edward Judd. telecast of 1.lilwaukee's annual 0 ~ m Sale of the Century (1) Ben Casey OTempo m Andy Griffith m City Kids 10:30 U Ci) Love of life O o tm Hollywood Squares m Hazel m Your Government Today ED Mister Ro1ers' IWl&hborhood 10:45 O Movie: "for Whom the Bell • event 12:30 iJ ~ As the World Turns ft 9 m Days of Our lives ':O Truth or Consequences O T ~ Split Second 0 Youth and the Issues m Let's Rap ID Dialin& for Dollars 1:00 0 T The Guidine lieht 0 ~ m The Doctors Ci; Anythine You Can Do 0 'I' a> All My Children ONews m Movie: "The Judee Steps Out" (cnm\ ·49,_.Alexander Knox. 1 :JO fJ :I Edge of Ni&ht 0 ]2' m Another World (j) Mike Douelas fJ '3' 0) let's Make a l>eal 0 Movie Special: (C) (3hr) "The Music Man" (musical) '62-Robert Preston, Shirley Jones, Buddy Hack· ell. Hermione Gingold. Paul ford m Not for Women Only 1:40 0 Movie: "Buc~,t of Blood" (hor) '39-0ick Miller. Ed Nelson. 2:00 O Cf' The New Price Is Ri&ht 0 ~ m Return to Peyton Pim 0 a) The Newlywed Game ID Petticoat Junction Et) Educational Progumin& 2:30 iJ (j) Match Game '73 0 0 m Somerset 0 I.!' a> The Datin& Game m Rocket Robin Hood ED Your Future Is Now (R) 3:00 S The Secret Storm O The New But the Clodl O Oral Roberts Special "Song of Freedom", Roy Ro1ers and Dale Evans join the Roberts family at Knotts Berry Farm. Cil Superman C1rtoons 0 (}:a> Genml Hospital Movie: (C) "Operation Petti· co•t" Part I (com) '59. -Cary Grant, Tony Curtis. [9; Movie: "The Power ind the Prize" (dra) '56 -Robert Taylor. Burl Ives, Elisabeth Mueller. ID Uncle Waldo g;, Cinema 36 3:10 m Ben Hunter Interviews 3:30 IJ It's Your Bet O Mike Douelas Show 'i' Dennis the Menace fJ ::I'· a> One life to live m Quick Draw MeGuw ID Porky Pie Cartoons £Ilflaw for the 70s g) la Comunidad al o·a 4:00 1J Movie: (C) "The Five Pennies" (mus) '59-::-0anny Kaye. O The Rifleman ~Get Smart 0 :.1 al love American S1yle m Bugs and His Buddies ID D:ck Tracy Cartoons £Il) Sesame Street m Velo de Novla ffi Felix the Cat 4:15 Ei) Titanes en Acclon 4:30 "3' Movie: "Mystery Submarine" (adv) '63-Edward Judd 0 fatlfer Knows Best 'Ji' The Flylne Nun O News Schubeck. Morris 0 Cand:d Camera m Yogi and friends ID Maitilla Gorilla Cartoons Ei)EI Amo Gl Wiid Wild West ffi Kimba 4:50 m fashions In Sewinf 5:00 0 0 1Q' News 'i; Gilliean's Island T Draenet O Beverly Hillbillies m LIVE FROM CANADA * PRO FOOTBALL TORONTO vs. HAMILTON OJ Canadian Pro Football The Toronto .Argonauts vs the Hamilton Tlger·Cats. ID Gilliean's Island Ei) Natacha Et) I UICIAL I W a t t s Summer Games, 1973 Taped coveraee of the sixth annual Games' finals held July 1 2t Cal State Los Angeles m El Amor Tiene Cara de Muter m Western star Thutre all la Hora Familiar ffi Three Stooees 5:30 O Su Hunt (6) Mayberry RfD O (J)(DN1ws ID Nanny and the Professor m Don Wilson's Town Talk ffi Speed Racer EVE N ING 6:00 0 0 0 mm ml a> News @'News O Bonanza "A Gift of Water" @ Courtship of Eddie's father 0 Wanted Dead or Alive ID Stu Trek Ei) Los Torres ffi Three Stooees 6:30 00 Ho1an's Heroes O Movie: (90) "Where the Boys Meet the Girls" (mus) '65-Harve Presnell, Connie Francis. ::!) CBS News Watter Cronkite O Have Gun Will Tmel o Merv Griffin Show Khrushchev's Wife .A' movl111 1ocount of their coura - 1eous filth end st1nd for the Lord Is cont1ined In the book TORTURED FOR CHRIST, by Rev. Rieherd Wurmbrand, 1 best-seller In 27 l1n1u11es. 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El'iJ DEBUT Man Builds, Min De-CIJ Unt.ld Wortd stroys "It Can Be Done" The pre· 0 WINt'a My UM? miere program in this 12-part ID r 8rutm of ........ worfd·Wide tcolOIY series. &) Si•pltllitall Mirta• m Muchacha ltlll1n1 @) Wlteela, Kilns l Clly ail El Cafe de Ml Barrio @!) M•HQ 10:00 IJ Cl) Cannon (R) f ritz Weaver G> Afidotl ... cit 11 Comunld1d guests es an art dealer who calls 9) Speed Racer Cannon to determLne the identity 7:30 II Wldy Wot1cf of Jon1tflan Win· of a mysterious amnesiac who h.as ten Louis Nye auests. stumbled Into his art aallery. (]) Hot•n's Heroes 0 9) m SEARCH "Num1>ered for D Wilt Till Your Father Ceta Home Death" (R) Probe agent C, R. Grov- (1) You Wtd for rt er seeks a master criminal whose D Mllliott $ Movie: (Zl!r) "Her-blackmail scheme against Swiss low" (dra) '65-:Carol Lynley, Efrem bank depositors threatens the Zimbalist Jr., Barry Sulliv.an. finan cial stability of Europe. !JO) WIJd ki11.ldo11t U m m News m Tat Cirt (i) Twllifht Zone m Orqnei 0 (]) E!) ~n M1rsl\all (R) Mar- fE) Stenfroftt shall defends a prominent sex re-m You111 Dr. 1Jld1re searcher sued by a former patient &J Tiit Addam f1•ity who ch21r1es he seduced her- 8:00 IJ Cl) S.HJ ind ctier (R) Dinah D Movie: '"Sn1ke PW' (dra) '48- Shore and Tony Curtis aunt. Mark Stevens, Olivia de tlavilland. D ®) m Ada ....... 12 (R) Officer ~ Spanish Uftl\l~&t ~an· Millay's day is marl!ed by dodaing fE HOWltWl'OCI Afncan singer Letta bullets and ldvice on how to spend Mbulu cuests. $10,000 he won in a lb'ltest. 10:30 ft Talk lack D FUN FIREWORKS! ({) One Step ltJond * . h ULIE *RRIS m Malone's Hancout Wit J H" . @m Kippy Cosas Comedy series & RICHARD LONG rn m> Ntws/Sports THICKER THAN WATER 11:00 II Cl D mm m News D (1) m Tltldty Titan Water (]) Cl) ®l News '1"he Odd Father" Nellie and Ernie U OM Step Beyond find old love letters written by CI) Movie: "Mutiny on the Bounty" their mothe~ th1t lead them to be. (dra) •35 -Clark Gable, Charles lieve Jonas is not their dad. Laurhton. m Truth Of Conuquem:es m Truth or Consequences II) Tltt Untoudl1ble1 QJ Movie: "Hollywood Story" (mys) EZ la SeMn Jove1t '51 -Richard Conte, Julie Adams. fE) lisle Tr1lnitia Documentarlan 11:15 @m Cl11t1wa 34 Fr9d Wiseman examines the ricors ll:JO IJ Cl) CBS ute Movie: (C) "Ad· oft.ht U.S. Army basic trainlna tamp vance to u.. Rnr" (com) ·04 - at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Glenn Ford, Stell• Stevens. @m CM111piollsllip Wmtlln1 D ®) m JoltnnJ Carson ~ JapaHM Luauace Proa:ram IJ len c..., 8:30 0 ®) 8,D NIC Weclnttc111 Mys. 0 (]) a> Wide World of Enttr· te~1dipn "The Lisbon But'' t1ln•ent "ComeHy News" A tongue- (R) Madigan loses a prisoner he is in-cheek retrospective on the news takinc back lo New York when his of the day with Mort Sahl. Bob El· plane Is delayed in Lisbon. llott, R1y Gouldlna. D CI> m A8C Wedntldey Movie: ID To Tell Ule Truth, (C) (90) ''Tbe lountJ Man" (R) fl) News (wes) '72 -Clint Walker, Rlc11ard 12:00 D Movie: "larab X-n" (dra)- Baseh1rt, Mar1ot Kidder. John Eric· Gerard B1rr1y, Sylva Kosclna. son. A bounty hunter, determined m Alfred HltdlCDdl Presents to find the man who caused his 12:30 II Hllftey htrol wife's death, tracks down another ID Movie: (C) "Yoii Can't Run outlaw and falls In loft with his AnJ Fro• If' (mus) '5&-June Al· captive's innocent cirlfrlend. lyson, Jack Lemmon, Jim Backus. m Merv Crtffln S1low 1 :DO rn D u D Cl) News mJ D1'1ma 1:45 IJ Movtt: ''TltrN Bmt Men" 9:00 8 Cl) Dan Auautt Oet. Lt. Auaust (dra) '57 -Ernest Borgnine, Ray tracks down three men and one Milland, Frenk Lovejoy. woman who made off with $300,000 2:00 m AJl-Niaht Show: "lronos," "The In a robbery in whlct. 1 Santi Luis• Iron Duke" police officer was killed. 3:10 II McMI: (C) "At &unpohrt" {wes) (j) Rl(ft for Yt1r Life '55-Fred Mac:Mun1y. !Sears! ,, ..... •t•I llt I ,~,,., • HEARING LOSS? Why Pay Mo.re? You~ s199 Choice BEHIND-THE·EAR aid. Lightweight and comfortable. Se~rate on orf switch volume is easily adjustable. Ask About Sears Convenient Credit Plans Hearing Alcls are Available It Ck Followtq Sears Store• Bueaa Park Ctnitos Comptoa · L)'1l•ood El Moare Glndale ln1lewood l..apaa Hilla Loni Beach Nor1hrtd1e P1sadea1 Pico ac Rlmp1u Pomoaa Solltla Coa1t Plau TorrHce Valley Pace 13 THURSDAY JULY· !5 For mor11ln1 •nd afternoon listings. plHse \ee DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, ue the d•y's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 O (C) "Seven Sus to Calais" (adv) '.63-Ro.d Taylor Irene Wor1h 10:00 T "The Castilian" Part I (drz) '63 -Cesar Romero, Frankie Avalon. O "The She·Cruture" (sci-Ii) '56 -Marla English. Chester Morris. 12:00 O ''Tiii We Meet Aeain" (dra) '44 -Ray Miiiand, Barbara Britton. "The Mystery of Marie Roiet" (mys) '42-Maria Montez, Patrie Knowles. 1:00 m "The Gene Krupa Stoiy" (dra) '60-Sal Mineo, Susan Kohner 1:30 fJ (C) "forever Amber" (dra) '47 -Linda Darnell, Corner Wilde. 3:00 @ "(C) "Operation Petticoat" Conti. (com) '59-Cary Grant, Tony Curtis. laurel & Hardy futurette. (Jg) "All fall Down" Part I (dra) ·52· -Eva Marie Saint, Warren Beatty. 3:30 fJ "Brukthrough" ·so -Frank Lovejoy, David Brian. 4:00 tJ (C) "My "1an Godfrey" (com) '58-David Niven. June Allyson. 4:30 CI) Same u . l OAM llstin& EVENING &:oo tJ o o m m m m Newa ~@'News 0 Bonanza. ct) Couruhip of Eddie's father fJ Wanted Dead or Allve m The Flintstones m Star Trek EE Los Torres EID Hodgepodge lodee ff) Three Stooges 6:30 '1) Hoean's Heroes . O Movie: (C) (90) "Alias Smith lo Jones"' (wes) '71-Pete Duel, Ben Murphy. Susan St. James. OC CBS News Walter Cronkite fJ Have Gun Will Travel ®: Merv Griffin Show m Andy Griffith .., . EID Sut Yung Ying Yee 6'D.Livin_g EISY al) Novela '1) Desert Theatre ff) little Rascals 7:00 1J @ 0 m News O Bowling for Dollers ct) Movie: (2hr) "Adventures ol ~obin Hood" (adv) '38-frrol flynn. 00 American Adventure fJ What's My l ine? m I love Lucy m I Dream of Jeannie EL) Simplemente Marla EID rai Chi Ch'u1n e>Muneu al) Tele·Revista Musical AUTOMOTIVE LEASING AT FLEET RATES FOR THE INDIVIDUAL SUMMER LEASE SPECIAL NE\N 1973 MARK IV •209~ .>,,,.. ''"' c, ••• { 0 .. • •• .. • • ... Eftecl1ve th1u JUNE 30 1973 Fully Equipped With Air Conditioning, Full Power, All leather •nler'ior, Vinyl Roof, Power Door locks & Trunk Release AM-FM Stereo, Tilt Steering, Tinted Gloss, Micheli~ Belled WSW Tire \, ere . W( U•SI ALL flOftULAI MAKES • 7 DAYS A WHK SANTA ANA LINCOLN MERCURY 1.301 N. TUSTIN AVE. ~AN JA A NA 547-0511 ,f ' ' , .. , ..• ,,/ ,..,. 14 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JULY 1, 1973 W Speed Racer fears of slave laborers and convicts 7:30 tJ Young Dr. Kildare (R) "Man Is forced to work in a mine they be· a Rock" A high.powered salesman lieve is cursed. refuses to stop working after sul-EE Nino rering a coronary attack. el El Show dt Altj1ndro Suarez CJ) Hoean's Heroes 9:30 0 The Happy Wanderers Sli~ and O I bWAl I Tip of the lceber& Henrietta discover surfing spots Hosted by noted actor William Mar· from Santa Barbara to Mexico. shall. this program explores the fJ News ganl! problem in Los Angeles. EID Just 1au Art Hodes and Bill O Movie: (2hr) "The Bishop's Davison guest. Wife" (Jan) '48--Cary Grant, Loretta el Much1cha ltlll1n1 Young. al) Comedy (_i1 Police Sureeon 10:00 ~ jg m D~n Martin Show (R) O Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "MQV: Peter Sellers and Phyllis McGuire 9: ine Tareet" (dra) '7l~Ty Hardin, guest. . Michael Rennie. 0 m m News o let's Make a Deal 0 (]) al Strttts of Sin Francisco m That Girl "Hall of Mirrors" (R) The attitude 10: m Dragnet of young detective Jim Martin to· EID Action Chicino Rock group Ya· . ward Mexica11·Americ1ns is eK· Qui performs "Time for a Change," plained when Mike discovers his and •rt Bra'"l'lfla cf ~rown Bag. rearn11'T'le is Jaime Martinez. 12. which produces Yaqui, outlines his fJ I SPICilt I The Vemon F1.ml1J expenences in forming the mu:ic EE Historlu de Mama d' P1pa orcd ctirn ccmpa'ly. EE Provocative: "American m Rollin' * Family" Encores Tonite! ff) The Addams Flmlly .@)An American family (R) Reprise 1:00 tJ The Waltons (R) A homeless of the controversial 12-part series. young man is taken in by the Wall· Q'i) Musical ons when he's found starving in the 10:30 O Talk BKk woods, but he betrays the family's m Championship Flshln& trust. EID Thirty Minutes W'ith . • • 0 (12' m The Helen Reddy Show el Acomp1name Helen's gu~sts are Chuck Berry, Q'i) News/Sports Robert Klein and Paul Williams. ·u:po tJ 0 0 IE mm News 0 ffi al I shCIAl I The First & CV CJ) ®) News Essential freedom A compreh!_nsivel 1J Orre Step Beyond rook at the freedom _of the press as CI) Peny Mison • gu·ranteed ~Y ~he flr~t Amendment! fJ Movie: (C) "Five Bold Women" of the Consutut1on. 1 (dra) •59 _ Merry Anders. Jeff m Ho1an~ Heroes m Truth or Consequences m Boxinf From the Olympic Sched· m Movie· "Deported" (dra) '51_: uled is. a 10-rou~d bout betwe.en Jeff Chandler, Marta Toren. Lightweights Leone10 Meza and Flip· per Uehara. 11:15 EI) Cinema 34 1: 1: 3. 3 4 4 8:00 tJ Ci) 60 Minutes No information 11:30 IJ Ci) CBS Late Movie: ''Too Much, EE la Senora Joven Too Soon" (dra) '58 -Dorothy EID Biography "The Wright Broth· Malone, Efrem Zimbalist Jr .. ers" Brothe1s Stacy and James 0 llQ) m Johnny Clrson Keach star as Wilbur and Orville 0 Ben Casey . Wright in Playhouse New York's dra· 0 ffi Wide Wotld of Entertain· ma of man's 'first successful flight. ment "And the Bones Came To· EI) Capulina gether" (R) Laurence Luckinbill, al) El Show de Joe Flores Robin Strasser and Herbert Berghof ff) Movie: (2hr) "life of Jimmy star in this bizarre ghost s_tory about Dolan" (adv) '33 -Guy Kibbee, an old man who takes his revenge Loretta Youne. on the rnan who tries to evict him 8·30 m M G •tti .,.. from his little graveyard shack. . erv fl n ~·OW m To Tell the Truth al) Drama EE News 9:00 tJ CBS Thursday Movie: (C) (2hr) "lhe-Man Who Died Twice" 12:00 Ci) Marshal .Dillon (d • .,_, St rt Wh't B . 'tt m Alfred Hitchcock Presents r~ ,.-ua 1 man, ng1 e Fo!sey. The story of an artist in 12:30 O Hi1hway Patrol hiding lrom a world that believes m Movie: (C) "They Rode West" him dead and the girl who brings (wes) '54-Robert Francis new meaning to his life. 1 ·00 00 0 0 0 CI) News 0 .. o m ~ronside ."A Specia.1 Per· • fJ Movie: "The Dir1Y Game" (adv) son (R) Chief lrons1~e Investigates 'GS-Henry Fonda Robert Ryan. a murder attempt which occurs dUl· • ' • .. ' , ,, 1ng a swinging party at the palatial 1.45 IJ Mo~le. Mottler Didn t Tell Mt estate of a magazine editor (com) SO-Dorothy McGuire, Gary (6) Movie; (2hr) "Woman of the Mer~ill, _William Lundigan. Year'' (com) '42-Katharine Hep· 2:00 m Ail·Ni&ht S'-ow: (C) "CockltsMll burn, Spencer Tracy. Herces," ''The Gl1Ss Wall" 0 al Kung fu "Superstition" 3:101J Moiit: ''Tht Nipt Runner" (R) Caine wages war against the (dra) '57-Ray Danton. FRIDAY JULY 6 I For morning •nd •ftemoon llstlnp, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, •re the d•y's movln. DAYTIME MOVIES t:JO fJ (C) "student Prillce" (mus)'-'54 -Edmund Purdom, Ann Blyth. 10:00 CI> (C) "Tiit Castilla•" Concl. (adv) '63-Cesar R9mero, 0 {C) "lattle le,.nd tlle Sun" (sci·fl) '63 -Andy Stewart, Edd Perry. 12:00 U "Mlnlttry of fear" (dra) '44-- Ray Milland. "Plllew of Dttttl" (mys) '55-lon Cha~ Jr. 1:00 m (C) ''TM Deep Sil" (dra) '58- Alan Ladd. James Whitmore. 1:30 0 "Dart V"ldofy" (dra) '3~ette Davis, George Brent. 3:00 CIJ "Preuvre Point" (dra) '62 - Sidney Poitier, Bobby Darin. ~ "All fall Down" Concl. Name of the Game 3:30 n (C\ "The Angry Breed" (dra) '69-James MacArthur, Jan Ster1ln1. 4iOO B "lonely Are the Brave" (dra) '62-Kirk Douglas, Geor1e Kennedy. 4:30 (I) S1111t as 10AM llstia& EVENING 6:00 u o a mm EI;> m ""' (I)@)News U&onanza Cl) Courtalllp of Eddie's Fat!Mr 0 W111tecl Dead or Altw m Tiit FllntstlHlts m star Tre• fE Los Toms fil) HodftPOd&e LoclCt m nm Stooaes 6:30 00 Hopll'I Htrots I fJ Mcwit: (C) (90) ''QhOlt In t1M lnvtslblt Illini" (com) '66-Tommy Klr\ Deborah Walley. (j)CIS News D HM Cun Wiii Trawl ®) Merv lrtffln Show m Andy 1rifttt1t fil) Sut Yun& Y1n1 YM @DLMns EuJ tit:> Ntwla m Desert Theet1t m Little Ratcals 7:00D OO D8'Newa 0 Bowllnt for Dollars (I) Movie: (C) (211r) "Don't lo Near the Wdr" (com) '57-Glenn Ford, Gia Scala. Cl) An1111I World 0 WMt'a MJ U.1 m u . .we l.&lcJ m I lktam IJf JNllM fl) Slmple .. nte Mana m WMelt, Kiins llCI ca., @!) MllMCI EI!) Roller DttbJ &)Speed Racer 1:30 fJ World of s.vtval Seventy.four rare roan antelope are "elrtifted" to a-11ew home in Southwest Africa. (}) Ho1an'1 Heroes IJ tfollJwood $4UlrtS 0 Movie: (211r) ''lltt Bishop's Wife" {fa11tasy) '48 -Cary Grant. Loretta Young. ()) Clrtus D Million $ Mowlt: (C) (21U) "AM AnJ filrt" (com) '59 -Shirley Mac· Laine, David Niven, Gig Young. 9) Tiie New Prla Is Rllflt IQ That llrt m 0ra,,..t @)Coolin& the Cllan·Ese Way "Tea and Wine" m Untamed World Q) The Addlms Family 1:00 D Cl)'60. Minutes No information available from the networks at t>ress time. D ®) m Sanford and Son (R) Fred thinks Lamont's fascination with Africa is ludicrous until he meets Olalya. Paula Kelly guests. 0 (}) tiD TM Brady Bundi (R) Cindy loses her mother's earrings and enlists Peter's aid In findina them. m Hazel II) The Untoudlables &J la Stnofa Jowtn @) Wasltln&fon WHk in Review @!) Chespirito tit:> CotwmunltJ Evtllts m Japanese Lan1uac• ''°"'"' 1!30 0 @) @D Tiit uttlt Peop&e (R) Dr. Jamison literally faces the naked truth as he tries to prevent a 4. year-old girl from disrobln1 In front of boys. . · 0 CV m The Odd Couple (R) At a psychiatrist's suuestlon. Felht and Oscer reverse their roles, each cultivating the habits of tha other. m Merv lriffln Show fil) CitJwatcflen (R) GI!).,.... .... 9:00 D ()) CIS fridlJ MO¥it: (C) (211r) "Cincinnati K"ld" (R) (dra) '65 - Steve MeQueen, Edward G. Robin· son. Kar1 Malden, Tuesday Weld, Ann-~ar1ret. Joan Blondell. A youna expert New Orleans gambler Is de· termined to take the crown fron'I an older dapper man, known as the King of stud poker. a @) m NBC fltday Mowlt: (C) (2Jtr) ''The lrut M111'1 WttbMn" (dra) '73 -Dennis Weaver, Dean Jones, Ann SOthern, John McGiver, Harve Presnell, Cindy Eilbacher. The story Is looselly based on an actual Incident in which a lO·year·old 1ir1 writes President Lincoln, ur1ln1 him to arow whisker-$, thus promptlna the President to reroute his train in order to pay the family a visit. 00 Run for Ytur Ufe 0 Cl) tl) ROOlt 222 (R) When a black student and white student are assi1ned to work on a school pro;. ect toeether. a bigoted fathec pro· tests. ' ' THE DAILY PH.OT. TV WEEK. JULY 1, 1973 llJ Dfapet 11:15 tE) CiMIN 34 &J Futbol-Secar 11:30 fl C1S 1.at1 Mowie: (C) ....:..Wa fP.~ut9rpiece Tlllan "Pera Go· Trail" (ldv) '70 -John Gavin, not (R) Marisa Pavan. @!) EJ SiMIW di loco Yai.cz a (fj @D JoltHJ C.rte11 m Japarine Lan11 .. 11 Presra• 11 s.,.ow Prtwm 9:301J M1ndftl Ctner.ao. Mel Torme D Cl) 111 Concert Deep Purple, and Kay Bellard auest. Rare Earth, Buddy Miits and Rory fJ CI> G) Lon 11'1 Ntllflbof No Gallacher star In a concert tapeclo at information available from the net· Hofstra University, Hempstead, N.Y. worl<s at press time. CJ) Nllfltniart 0 Ntw1 D Waaon Train m Prtaltrt c.wtr ... 0 Pe n In I m To Tell the Trull! night at "The Man Who Loved Ca fl) &anario • Dancin(' movie premiere, and in· 12:00 (I) 111.,.. Dillon teniews with those attendin1 the · 8I Alfred Hltdad ,......, premiere. .... ucbdll ttallana 12:30 m Movie: (C) "'Y.,.tit tit t111 Pre- G!) f'rt•ltr del co ltlttoric Planer (sci·fi) '6S-8asll 10:00 1J m II) News Rathbone. Faith Domeraue. 00 Twtlflllt Z.... 1:00 CJ) fJ (I) Ntw1 fJ (]) G) Lftt Anttrtcan Style (R) II®) @D Mldnllflt Sptdll Jose Love and the: "Laushlng Lover," Feliciano is host, anjf auests Include "Perteet Setup," "Hand Malden," Savoy Browo. the Staple Slnsers, the "Hot Spell." Stories, Tower of Power. and John· fJ Slltliocli HellMS Theatre ny Winter. m F1rtnc UM II Mowle: "TM Tipr Attacb" 10:30 U Ta!' a.ct (suso) '63-Uno Ventura. 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Irene Worth 0 MQvie: (C) (90) "Alias Smith 10:00 ~ •tfhe Castilian" Part I (dr~) '63 & Jonft" (wes) '71-Pete Du.el, -Cesar Rome~fankie Avalon. Ben Murphy, Susan St. James 0 "The She-CfNture" (sci·fi) '56 OC CBS News Walter Cronkite -Marla Engli~h. Chester Morris. B Have Gun Will Travel 12:00 O "Till We Meet Again" (dra) '44 • (jg Merv Griffin Show. -Ray Milland, Barbara Britton. m Andy Griffith "The Mystery of Marie Roget" (mys) Ell) Sut Yung Ying Yee '42-Maria Montez, Patric Knowles. m living Easy 1:00 m "The Gene Krupa Story" (dra) a!> Novela '60-Sal Mineo, Sus91'1""'Kohner. m Desert Theatre 1:30 B (C) "Forever Amber" (dra) '47 m little Rascals -Linda Darnell, Cornel Wilde. 7:001J (I: 0 m News 3:00 00 (C) 110peration Petticoat'' Concl. 0 Bowling for Dollars (com) '59-Cary Grant, Tony Curtis. 00 Movie: (2hr) "Adventures of laurel & Hardy featurette. Robin Hood" (adv) '38-Errol Flynn. @)"All Fall Down" Part I (dra) 00 American Adventure '62 -Eva Marie Saint, Warren 0 What's My line? Beatty. m I love Lucy 3:.30 CJ "Breakthrough" ·so -Frank m I Dream of Jeannie Lovejoy, David Brian. EE Simplemente Maria •:OO 1J (C) "My Man Godfrey" (com) Ell) T'ai Chi Ch'uan '58-David Niven, June Allyson. &I) Muneu •:30 (i) Same as l OAM .listing a!) Tele-Revista MuslcaJ AUTOMOTIVE LEASING AT FLEET RA TES FOR THE INDIVIDUAl SUMMER tEASE SPECIAl NE\N 1973 MARK IV 5 209~~ Eflect1ve thru JUNE 30 1973 Fully Equipped With Air Conditioning, Full Power, All leotner intef1or Vinyl Roof, Power Doo r lock$ & Trunk Release' AM-FM Stereo, Tilt Steering, Tirited Glo~s. Micheli~ Belted WSW Tire\, etc, ··· .... wr UASl All POPULAR MAICIS 7 DAYS A WHK ..... 14 THE DAILY 'PILOT. TV WEEK, JULY 1, 1973 m Speed Racer fears of slave laborers and convicts 7:30 IJ Young Dr. Kildare (R) "Man Is forced to work in a mine they be· a Rock" A high-powered salesman lieve is cursed. refuses to stop working after suf· EE Nino fering a coronary attack. &I) El Show de Alejandro Suarez U) Hogan's Heroes _ 9:30 0 The Hippy Wanderers Slim and O I SPECIAL J Tip of the Iceberg Henrietta discover surfing spots Hosted by noted actor William Mar-· from Santa Barbara to Mexico. shall, this program explores the B News gan11 problem in Los Angeles. EE) fost Jiu Art Hodes and Bill O Movie: (2hr) "The Bishop's Davison guest. Wife" (fan) '48-Cary Grant, Loretta @I) Muchach1 ltallana Young. . a!) Comedy ~ (j) PoUce Surgeon lO:OD ~ t@) ID,,~11 MiffiilShow-{R) 1 O Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Mov· Peter Sellers and Phyllis McGuire ing Target" (dra) '_71-Ty Hardin, guest. . Michael Rennie. 1J mm News ®)l et's Make a Deal 0 00 m Streets of San Francisco m Th1t Girl "Hall of Mirrors" (R) The attitude m Dragnet of young detective Jim Mart.in to· Ell) Accion Chicano Rock group Ya· ward Mexican-Americans is ex- qui performs "Time for a Change," plained when Mike discovers his and •rt Bra..,~lla cl !?rown Bag. real na"Tie is Jaime Martinez. whtch' produces Yaqui, outlines his QI sJtCIX[j Tiie Vemlin F1mlly experiences in forming the mu;:k EE Historias de Mama de Papa orcd ctirn ccmpa'ly. Eill Provocative: "American m Rollin' * Family" Encores Tonite! m The Addams.hmlfy Ell) An American Family (R) Reprise 8:00 e CID The Waltons (R) A homeless of the controversial 12-part series. young man is taken in by the Walt· a!) Musical ons when he's found starving in the 10:30 g Talk Back woods, bu t he betrays the family's m Championship Fishing trust. Ell) Thirty Minutes W'rth .•• 0 @' m The Helen Reddy Show &I) Acompan1me Helen·~ guests are Chuck Berry, a!) News/Sports Robert Klein and Paul Williams. • 11·001J 0 D @!) g;, '2) News 0 CV m I $,ECIAL I The First & • 00 (j) ®)News Essential Freedom A comprehensiv~ g One Step Beyond look at the freedom of the press as 00 Perry Mason gu·ranteed ~Y !he Flr!t ~mendment (I 0 Movie: (C) "Five Bold Women" of the Constitution. (dra) 059 _ Merry Anders, Jeff m Hogan's Heroes m Truth or consequences m B~1ti~g From the Olympic Schad-Q) Movie: ''Deported" (dra) '51-u~ed 1s a 10-rou~d bout betwe.en Jeff Chandler, Marta Toren. Lightweights Leonc10 Meza and Flip- per Uehara. 11:15 &I) Cinema 34 1:00 1J 00 60 Minutes No information 11:301J 00 CBS Lite Movie: "Too Much, EE l1 Senora Joven Too Soon" (dra) '58 -Dorothy Ell) Biography "The Wright Broth· • Malone. Efrem Zimbatist Jr .. ers" Brothers Stacy and .lames 0 @) a;, Johnny Carson Keach star as Wiibur and Orville O Ben Casey • Wright in Playhouse New York's dra-O 00 Wide World of Entertain· ma of man's first successful flight. ment "And the Bones Can'le To· &I) Capulina gether" (R) Laurence Luckinbill, ml El Show de Joe Flores Robin Strasser and Herbert Berghof m Movie: (2hr) "life of Jimmy star in this bizarre ghost story about Dolan" (adv) '33 -Guy Kibbee, an old man who takes his revenge Loretta Young. on the man who tries to evict him 8·30 m M G 'ff' Sh from his llttle graveyard shack . erv rt IO OW m T T II the Truth ml Drama Ei) N~.: 9:00 1J 00 CBS Thursday Movie: (C) . (2hr) "The Man Who Died Twice" 12:00 00 M1rsh1I .Dillon (dra) '71-Stuart Whitman, Brigitte m Alfred H1tcheoclt .Presents Fossey. The story of an artist in 12:30 O Aighway Patrol hiding from a world that believes m Movie: (C) "They Rode West" him dead and the girl who brings (wes) '54-Robert Francis. new meaning to ~is 11.~e. . 1:00 00 0 g 0 00 News 0.~ m ~rons1de A Spec1a.1 Per· 0 Movie: "The Dirty Game" (adv) son (R) Chief Ironside Investigates 'SS-Henry Fonda Robert Ryan. a murder attempt which occurs dur-• . • ., ' , 1 ,, ing a swinging party at the palatial 1.45 B Mo~1e .. Mottler Didn t .T•I Me estate of a magazine editor (com) SQ.:-Dorothy McGuire, Gary (6) Movie: (2hr) "Woman of the Merrill. William Lundigan. Year" (com) '42-Katharine Hep-2:00 m All-Night Show: (C) "Cockleshell burn, Spencer Tracy. Herces," "The Glass Wall" 0 @ m Kung Fu "Superstition" 3:101J Movie: ''The Night Runner'' (R) Caine wages war again~ the (dra) ·s7-Ray Danton. For pie Bel the 1: 3. 3: •: •: 6. 6: 7 FRIDAY JULY 6 For momln1 and afternoon llstlnp, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, a,. the day'~ movtee. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 O (C) "student ~" (mus) '54 -Edmund Purdom, Ann Blyth. 10:00 (I) (C) "The C.stltl1n" Concl. (adv) '63-Cesar Romero, · 0 (C) "Battle ltyond Hie Sun" (sci·fi) '63 -Andy Stewart, E Perry. 12:00 U ''Ministry of Fear" (dra) '4;4- Ray Milland. "Piiiow of Deltlt" (mys) 'SS-Lon Chaney Jr. 1:00 m (C) ''The Dttp Sil" (dra) '58- Alan Ladd, James Whitmore. 1:30 O "Dar11 Victory" (dra) '39-8ette Davis, George Brent. 3:00 Cl) "Pressure Point" (dra) '62 - Sidney Poitier, Bobby Darin. ~ ''All Fall Don" Concl. Name of the Game 3:30 Q (C\ ''The An1ry Breed" (dra) '69-James M1cArthur. Jan Ster1inr . 4:00 IJ "lonely Art tfle lrne" (dra) '62-Klrk Dourlas, Georre Kennedy. 4:30 Cl) ~me es UWt llstln1 EVEN IN G 1:00 u a om mm m·,. ... @ ®)News U Bonanza (I) Courtship of £.clclle'a Fattier 0 Wlfla.d Dead °' Allw m TIM Flintstones II) Stir Tre• EE Los Torres m HodtePOdre L.tr• Ef) Th'" Stoops • 6:30 (]) Hepn's ... ,... 0 Morie: (C) (90) '"'lllott In tlte Invisible Bikini" (com) 'Sf-Tommy Kiric. Deborah Walley. (l)CIS News 0 Hnt Clift Wiii Tmel (1j) Merv Crtfflft Shew mAnctJc~ f1l) Sut Yun1 Yi111 YM @ElMq EAsy a!)Nowela m 0ttert TMetr• Ef) Little Ratcals 7:00 IJ Cl) 0 8' News U lowtlna for Dollen Cl) Mnte: (C) (211r) "Don't 80 Ne1r tlte Wala(' (com) '57-Glenn ford, Gl1 Scali. Cl) AN•al World 0 Wlllt's My UM? m •loft LVCJ II) I Drum of Je8lltlit EE Sl•ple111tlttt Marla tE W11eetJ. Kilns Md Clay @I) Muneca Gii) Roller Derby Ef) Speed Ractr 7:30 II Wor1d of S.rvinl Seventy-four rare roan antelope are "airlifted" to a new home in Southwest Africa. Cl) Horn's Htr9es D Holtynod SclUrts 0 Movie: {21tr) "T1te Blst.op's Wife'' (fantan) '48 -Cary Grant, Loretta Young. (l)Circa. 0 Million $ Mtwie: (C) (2111) "Ast A,,ys1rr fcontr •59 -·shir1e,-Mac· Laine. David Niven, Gig Young. (Ii Tiit New PrlCll Is Rlaflt llQ That Girl morapet .. 8) Coolin& Ute Cllan·Ese Way "Tea and Wine" m Untamed World Ef) Tlle Addams Fam~ly 1:00 II (I) &p Minutes No information available from the networks at press time. 0 ®) m Sanford and Son · (R) Fred thinks Lamont's fascination with Africa is ludicrous until he meets Olaiya. Paula Kelly ruests. 0 CV m Tiie Brady Bundi (R) Cindy loses her mother's earrinrs and enlists Peter's aid in findinr them. mHutl m Tite untouwb1es EE La StllO!a .lowft Ell) Wasllin,ton Week In Review m e11esp1nto Gii) Co•mUt1fty Events EE J~pantse Lanpare PrOlflm 1:30 0 @) m The Uttle People (R) Dr. Jamison literally faces Jhe naked truth as he tries to prevent a 4· year-old girl from dlSroblng in front of boys. . 0 (}) m The Odd Couple (R) At a psychiatrist's sugrestion, FeliJt and Oscar reverse their roles, each cultivating the habits of the other. m Merv Griffin Show fE ~atchtrs (R) Gii) Dra•• 9:001J Cl) CIS fricl1Y Movie: (C) (2ttr) "Cincinnati Kid" (R) (dra) '.65 - Steve McQueen, Edward G. Robin· ~n. Karl Malden, Tuesday Weld, Ann-Marrret, Joan Blondell. A younr expert Hew Orteans pmbltr Is de· termlned to take the crown from an older dapper man. known as the Kine of stud poker. 0 ®°) @E NIC Frtday Movie: (C) (2ttr) "The Creat Man's Wtlblen" (dra) '7l -Denni$ Weaver, Dean Jones, Ann Sothern, John McGivtr, Harve Presnell. Cindy Eilbacher. The story is looselly based on a incident in which a 10-year-old &i writes President Lincoln, urglnr him to grow whiskers, thus promptlnr the President to reroute his train in order to pay the family a visit. (I) Run for Your Ufe 0 Ci) m hNlt 222 (R) When 1 black student and white student are assirned to work on a school prol· ect totether. a bigoted father pro· tests. THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JULY 1, 1973 m Drainet 11:is m a.e •• u EE Futbol-Soccer 11:30 II cas La" Mowle: (C) "Clllllr'a m.~11ttrplece Thutrt "Pere Go· Trail" (adv) '70 -John GM. riot (R) Mari11 Pavan. m El ... de Loco Y11dez D llQl m w.M, C.11111 Ef) Japanese a....,... Procta• U S.,.Ottr Pnwata 9:30 0 Mancl11I Cetleratioa Mel Torme O CI> 111 Concert Deep Purple, and Kay Ballard auest Rare Earth, Buddy Miia and Rory -~ Cl) ~ ~ T'llJ NeiPbor No Gallaafler staf in a concert taped at information available from the net· Hofstra University, Hempstead, N.Y. works 1t press time. Ci) Nlptlufw 0 News O Wapn Train .., PN1111tre Cewtrlct 0 P e n I n I m To Tiii Ute Tratlt n•jhJ. •). '.:_Th~an _Who Loved Cat fB Elgftfrtt_ ______ _ Oancin( movte premiere, a n· lZ:OO CI> Mllllaal Dilloft te.rvlews with those attending the • m Alfred Hftdlcodl ,....... premiere. m Mudladta ltlllaaa 12:30 m Movie: (C) "Vop .. ta ae he- Gii) Pnmltr del 40 historic PlaM1" (sci-fl) '65-Basil 10:00 0 m II) Nftl Rathbone, Faith Domerrue. (j) TwlllCtlt l.oM 1:00 (I) 0 Cil News 0 Cl) m Low Anlertcan style (R) D ®) m Mldnl&ttt Spedll Jose Love and the: "laurhtnr lover," Feliciano is host, and guests Include "Perfect Selup," "Hand Malden," Savoy Brown, the Staple Sln&ers, the ''Hot Spell," Stories. Tower or Power, and John-0 SMrtoc• Hol111t1 Tilaatre ny Winter. Ell) Flrf111 UM 0 Movie: ':nit Tipr Attacb" 10:30 U Tall lad! (sus1>) '63-lino Ventura. (j) OM Stlp a.,llld . O Movie: "Rope Around the Ntd" &J NaslMlle Musk (dra) '66 -Jean Rlch1td, Dany a> 8uitlms Robin. 11:00 a o o ., m m ..... 1:45 II Movie: <C> ..,.,..., Scaflet" CI} (I) a§ News (dra) '56 -John Payne, Arlene O 011t Step Beyond Dahl, Rhonda Aeminr. (j) '9ny MalOft 2:00 m All-Nlpt Show: "The 111 Litt," mTmtt or Coft9"uenCltl "ne lreti Mlief" m Movie: "S1lonll f'aa(' (dra) '56 3:10 IJ Movie: "FlMd Tlde" (dr1) '58 -Cornel Wiide. Jean Wallace, Dan -George Nader. Joanna Moore Duryea. Corne! 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INC. , I ll( W OJ MA IN I '1CO llVUA I Ml f OJ S•NT• ANA JIWY OtANOl M ON .·FRI . 11 •7 ,ANOtAMA CITV 532-1992 OR 532-'Kjil! !IAT' 11 ' MONTClAlt '""" SUN· 1 z 5 SA!lf HltNAtDINO fllllANCllllO AVAll•lll hp15 SATURDAY JULY 7 MORN I NG . 0 ~ m W I m b I e d o n Tennis Championships Live. via satellite from the center court of the All· England Law.n Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon. England. Cov· er•ae of the Men's singles f1na's ~ Johnny Quest O :A: The Brady Kld1 Ci) Cart.oon C1rniv1I 6:00 Ci' TV 8 Clusroom 10:00 T Ultra Man O CV Bewitched 6:30 m let's Rap fl) Cine en I.a Casa 7:00 1J T Summer Semester 10:301J J: Josie and the Pussycats 11-----0"!~'lCi,...o_u;)_. _!he Houndcats • g ~wi;.Clt~ '6'i Tennessee Tuxedo -William Elliott, Beverly Garland. fl '3" H.R. Pufnstul 00 Voyace to Bottom of the Sea m Brother Bua 0 Ci) al Kid Power/Multipllca· 7:30 IJ Dusty's Treehouse tion Rock 0 m Roman Holld1ys 0 Movie: (C) "The lion and the IJ A Better World Horse" (wes) '52-Steve Cochran, . J CE Uncle W1ldo Sherry Jackson. )' O Ci' Jlcllson Five ID Gospel Singing Jubilee -'"X"lV 8 Clanro~m 11:00 IJ X The fllntstones Jg World of Wonder A new series 0 ~ m Major Learue B1Seb1ll for 6 to 9·year·olds. promoting their 0 CV (D Funky Ptlentom/Multi· curiosity of the world around them. plication Rock Today the young guests watch two m Ad Lib film features. "On the Thread of a 11:30 ~Tijuana: Window to the South Tale" a~d "~. Bear Family." " 0 ~ al lidsville m Movies: Island of lost Women m My favorite Martian (adv) '59 -Jell Richards, Venelia Cl) Movie: "The Creeping Unknown" Stevenson "711 Ocun Drive". (dra) (hor) '56-Brian Donlevy, Margia ·so -Ectmond O'Brien Joanne Dru. Dean. 8:001J T Burs Bunny 0 m The Jetsons U John W1yne Theatre (jJ Rocky ' Friends AFTERNOON D @ The Osmonds 12:00 II :E Archie's TV Funnies o Vision On g John Wayne Theetre ID Country Music Ci) Movie: "Pride of the Bluegrass" 8:30 1J 'I Slbrlna (wes) '54-Lloyd Bridges. O 1Q' .m Pink Panther O 3 al DEBUT Action '73 Dick Ci) Underdog -C•ark hosts contemporary musical O '3' ABC Superstar Movie groups at the beach 0 The Joy of Sewing 0 Movie: "Panhandle" (wes) '48 9:001J 'T ~mazing Chan -Rod Cameron, Cathy Do~ns. 0 j2: m Underdog m Lancer. IJ Movie: "Invasion of the Star @I) Ch1mp1onshlp Wrestlint Cr11tures" (sci-11) '63 -Bob Ball, 12:30 1J ~ht Albert Frankie Ray 1:001J X CB$ Children's Film Festival '(; Samson "The Little 'ones" (R) A British film 0 Movie: "The Cobra Strikes" about two runaway boys-one white (mys) '43 -Sheila Ryan, Leslie and one black-and their search tor Brooks • a better place to grow up. m Movie: "The Monster That Chai· ~ Campus Profile lenged the World" (sci-11) '57 -O Movie: "The General Died at Ttm Holt, Audrey Dallon D1wn" (dra) '36 -Gary Cooper, 9:30 1J Scooby·Doo Madeleine Carroll Wotf-t hvnd•ed' of off ores on No1th Ameroto tlie Golleo y of Home\ olf .. ,~ the lone\f on focal and nofoonof hom~ •elfonq, home buying \f't••<e• or no oddotoonol tO\t Coll 101 com plere onforfnofoon about homr p11uo ond nvoolobolitoe\ in ony oreo of North Ame11co 1ndud1n9 the V1191n Island\ and Conodo No obl19al1on, of couo11 .:, • I~ NI('-\(\ Page 16 171AI lloel.hur\t St r°"flt* v., c. 11no. 11~· "3 -5611 Clown meets kids. Movie •nd television star Ernest Borgnlne becomes a clown for • day dur· lne the July 4th Great Circus Parade. airing on KCET, Chan· ..l-fleJ 28. Wednesday at 2PM. * • ~ For the first time in nearly a decade, professional· boJting will be seen on network televl· sion. ABC Sports will present the first match of its weekly summer series, Boxing From Madison Square Garden, on Saturday, July 7 at 4PM. Com· peting in the scheduled 10· round contest are outstanding junior lightweights (approx. 130-lbs.) Sammy Goss of Tren· ton, N.J. and Jose Fernandez of New York. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 1, 1973 O Movie: (C) "Desert Detour" (adv) '58 -Omar Sharif, Gianna Marie Canale. m Soul Train Q)News al Movie 1:30 (!)Consultation '6' Movie: "The Quiet Cun" (wes) '57-Forrest Tucker. 0 Movie: (C) "Shotcvn" (wes) 'SS -Sterling Hayden, Yvonne DeCarto. Cl) Ch1mpionship Bowline Ill Cine en la T1rde l!~ IJ.Du1¥1 tiMbo11u Ci) Sketchbook 0 lQl m W I m b I e don Tennis Championships Live, via satellite, from Wimbledon, England, with highlights oi the women's singles and Men's doubles title matches. Cl) lnternation1I Hour m Combat 2:30 e 81cky1rd Saflfl (J) Voice of A&rlculture f1r Out Fllcu Cl) True Adventure (if) Movie 3:00 1J Petchwork femily ~ film Future O Agriculture USA John Stearns hosts a progrc:m about rural fire lighters O Movie: "Gunslineer" (wes) '56 -John Ireland, Beverly Garland. 00 film future O Sports Action Pro-file "Bob Hol· loway" 0 Movie: (C) "Deadwood 76" (wes) '68 -Arch Hall Jr., Jack Lester. @) Science Fiction Th11tre m Movie: "Brubut" (dra) '59- Richard Todd, Michael Wilding. Cl) Movie: "Curse of th.e Crying U Movie: ''lloocl of Draeul1" (hor) '57-Sandra Harris, Louise Lewis. Cl) I Dr11m of JHnnl• • (Jg) Youn& Dr. IUkllrl Q)Cet Sm1rt fI) Fiim ft1ture "To Seek, to Tuch, to Heal'' • a> Coron1 Now 5:00 IJ An'm1I Wcr1d (R) Bill Burrud narrates a story about leopards. narrates a story about leopards. O The Adventurer An underworld bo!s pest~ a $50.000 bounty for !he demise of Gene Bradley. (1) Seymour Presents 0 (I) al ABC's Wide World of Sports Ci)®) News '0 Have Cun Will Tmel m Movie: (C) "Fire Down Below" (dra) '57 -Robert Mitchum, Jack Lemmon, Rita Hayworth. m Land of the Cients 0) Roller Genies fI) Accion Chicano (R) m Country P11ce a> Klmbe 5:30 IJ I've Got a Secret O Cl) News 0 Untamed World "The Rockies" A look at the wildfire of the Canadi· an Rockies. one of the llSt frontiers where animals have yet to be com· pletety bPsie1>ed by man. ~ Movie: (C) (Zhr) "Rhino" (adv) '64-Harry Guardino, Robert Culp. fI) lnternetional Performance "Les Brigands" (R) fl) Ritmos del Caribe m To Be Announced a> Speed Racer EVENING Wom1n" (hor)-Rosila Aremas. . 6:00 1J 0 it) m News &') Futbol-Soccer • 1J Hee H1w Tennessee Ernie Ford· @?;) C1n1di1n Adventure and Sammie.Smith guest. 3:30 1J The Siesta Is Over Cl) Hi&h Chapmal @ 1972 NHRA Dr11 R1ees from 0 The Reel Don StHlt Show Amarillo, Texas. Cl) The Untouchables D "THE OXY ATHLETES" (ID T11tro del Sabado * TODAY-ON CAMPUS a> Three Stooees 0 On Cempus "The Oxy Athletes" 6:30 1J News A look at the students who partici· O llNBC News Conference pate in sports at Occidental College. 00 Twilieht Zone 00 film F11ture 0 (!) al Reasoner Report 0 Celebrity Bowling fl) Sabados Alecres fl) FutbOl·Socetr m M1ncini Generation. m Aeri<utture USA EE little Reseals 4:00 1J Plants Are Like hople Jerry 7:001J (j) UFO Baker ho)ts. @ Sports With BerU!e O Whit's Goin& On O The Thrillseekers (j) Outer limits U Bowling ~r Dollm O ~al DEBUT Boxing From (6) Celebrity Bowlin& Madiscn Squue Guden A look at O News ~omc of today's most promising 0 Duth Valley Days youn& boaers. o Eneelbert Humperdindl Show fI) Min Builds, Man Destroys First m L1wrence Welk Show ln a 12-part series spanning the m It Takes I Thiel world ror a look at the ptoblems of tf.E I.a Turece air and water pollution. fE Blorraphy "George Washing1on m Roller Gemes (R) a!) P1nor1m1 l1tino fl) To Be Announced a> Voice of Agriculture m lassie 4:301J Just N1tural al Police Surgeon 0 Inquiry Bill Benowsky is host for a> Speed Racer a discus$lon of the new Senta Mon· 7:30 @ Wild Klnrdom ica Park O The Mouse Factory (R) Ken Ber· 1 8 9 9 ry is host for a show about old cal"$. protective big b~rother wllen his -22· 0 DEBUT Pinbusters Younastm year-old sister visits and has a blind from aae 10 to 18 compete in this date with Jerry Robinson. bowline contest. O News Ci) loaln& From the Olympic m Minori(J Community 0 Ltrs Make • D11t 10:00 B (II Miuion: Impossible (R) To 0 Million $ Movie: (C) (2hr) "Th• recover a fortune in stolen art trea· L11t Hunt" (dra) '56-Robert Tay· sures. the IMF convinces the brll· lor. Stewart Granger. llant thief that he can see the fu· ®l Spotttpt on Government ture. Ed Nelson guests. m Black Beauty 0 Movie: (90) "Frankenstein Meets &) Bobby Goldsboro Shew ttlt Wolfman" (hor) '43 -Lon Ef) The Addams Family Chaney, Bela Lugosi. Servin& So. C11tfornia For Over 31 Years THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY I, 1973 "Contractor Of the Yeu"' Jffl" -----.... IUl1DllS. Winner 1973 N1tlonal TIMES HAVE ----·'41:00-9......,@...+All in1Jte Famttr(ft) -ArctTt makes an insurance claim on Edith's missina locket and orders a new television set with the money he expects-only to have the clalm challenged. o rn GrJiruw '1he B£JJUaA,'""·1-11._ _ _, fair'' (R) Frank Dain searches for an endangered widow and her baby, runaways from her wealthy falher- in-law. Skye Aubrey, James Gregory and Don Stroud guest. CH806ED 0 ®) m Emer2ency! "Seance" (R) Gage and DeSoto respond to a series of unusual emergencies alter treating an 1njured woman at " O Community Feedback mNews £'E Vidas en Confllcb @D Box de Mexico Cli>, Chiriese Variety Hour seance. ti:\ U tIJ mllie Plrtrtd11 Family ~Lou Gordon Show "You're Only Youn& Twice" (R) Dan· 10:30 Q) EE ~ews ny wants to be treated like an adult ED Session "Don Crawford: Another and Shirley complies. It's great un· Shade of Black" til she insists he behave as a re· 10:45 ti) lapanese lan&uaae Proaram sponsible adult-then Danny learns 11 :00 B CI) O (j) News that adulthood has mixed blessings. 00 Movie: "The Boss" John Payne m Alfred Hitchcock Presents stars. ti) Esc:enario 0 Boris Ku1of Presents iI) Premier m Movie; (C) "Fire Down Below" m> Tutro del S.bado (dra) '57 -Robert Mitchum, Rita Ef) Movie: (2bf') "John Loves Mary" Hayworth, Jack Lemmon. (com) '49-Ronald Reagan, Patricia Q) Good News Neal. m Movie 1:30 II Cl) lrtd&et L~• Bernie {R) 11:15 CI) Movie: "look Back In Anaer" The Stelnber&s move Into the F(tz. (dra) '59-Clalre Bloom, Richard gerald's apartment while theirs is Burton. being repaired, and Walt fevs his 11:30 IJ Fabulous 52! {C) "Tammy Tell reputation wilt be ruined. Me True" (rom) '61 -Sandra Dee, O Mov!e: (90) "Spider" (hor) ·43 O ®)News -(d Kemmer, June Kenny, O Movie: "Man in the Iron Mask" 00 Canadian Pro Football Toronto (adv) '39 -Louis Hayward, Joan at Hamilton. Bennett. 0 CI) m P1ul Lynde Show "No 0 Movie: "Up From the Beach" Nudes Is Good Nudes" (R) While (dra) '65 -Cliff Robertson, Red attemptina to close down a nude Buttons, Irina Demick. stage production, Paul learns that (j) Movie: (C) "The Buccaneer" his son·in-law, Howie, is in the (adv) '58 -Yul Brynner, Charlton show. Heston. -ED Jane Kennedy: To Be Free (R) m Movie: "The Fuaitive Kind" 9:00 II (j) Mary Tyler Moore Show (R) (dra) '60 -Marlon Brando, Anna Mary's party fits in perfectly with ~g~~ni. 34 Phyllis' plan for her visillna brother 12:00 D 9~"~:~iaht to fall for Mary, but he ruins the -f '..tot N' llt· ''Th H r II scheme by falling for Rhoda instead. '6(h >"~6"3 'I J· 1. He . aun '"i 0 0 l:ft NBC "'·t d M . . or -u 1e ams. Claire 1:.1.:1 . ... ur ay ovie. Bloom 0 (C) (2%hr) "T~e Hon~y Pot" (dra) 0 John Wayne Theatre 67 -Rex Hamson, Cliff Robertson, 1•00 ® N Susan Hayward, Capucin.e. A wealthy . m Al~~&ht Show: "Father was a but eld~rly man calls his three f_or· Fullbadr.'' (C) "Killers of Killman· mer mistresses together to decide la .. "Q arty St eer' which of them will inherit his estate. m'Movie~ '~Arturo~s Island" (dra) 0 CIJ m lurns Ind ,Scllnlb~r '63-Reginald Kernan. Ke Mers· CQmedy Hour No information avail· Y able from the network at preu time. l :JO o "Movie: (C) "The Golden Blade" m Black Omnibus Guests Include ""C1cely Tyson, Don Shirref!-and the (adv) '53 -Rock. Hudson, Piper Laurie. Edwin Hawkins Singers. • ti) Tit.lnts en Accion 0 Flipsidt Roberta Flack and Yusef Lateef auest. Eil) 8io1raphy "The· Wright Broth· IOA\ Movie: (C) "Invasion "'·irtlt" ers" (R) l.IYI "'" (com) '61 -8111 Travers. 9:3011 Bob Newhart Show (R) 3:00 B Movie: (C) ''The Amerkano" Swioaer Howard Borden turns over· (wes) '54 - Glenn Ford. ... 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C"to Mne 545.9415 P11• 18 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JU.LY 1, 1973 WIEK ~~r Evening Movies SUNDAY. JUtY 1 6:00 3 (C) "Captain Newman, M.D." (com) '63-Greaory Peck, Tony Curtis. Bob9y Duin. Eddie Albert. 5 "So Proudly We Hall" (dral '43-Claudette Colbert, Georae Reeves, Pauletle Goddard. 6:30 11 "Johnny Come Lately" (dra) '43-James Caaney. Grace Georae. Marjorie Main. 7:00 6 "Mutlny 011 the Bounty" (adv) '35-Clark Gable, Charles Lauahton. 7:30 9 (Cl "Forever Amber" (dra) '47.,.....Cornel Wilde. Linda Da rnell. t :OO 7 3 (C) "Who's Mlndln1 th• Mlnt1" (com) '67-Jlm Hutton. Dorothy Provine, M•1ton Berle. Joey Bishop. U RXI-, • rcr"S'iJ)Jll\lfl':':C13n~llltl Patr1c1r,-Yvonn• Mltchell. . 11 (C) "Bhowanl Junction" (adv) '56--Ava Gardntr, Stewart Grani er. 11:30 7 "House of Numbers" (dra) '57-Jeck Palance. Barbara Lana. 6;30 7:00 7:30 9:00 11:00 11;30 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00' 8:30 9:30 10:00 11:00 11:30 6;30 7:00 7:30 1:30 10:00 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:00 7:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 6:30 7:00 7:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 7:30 1:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 11:15 l l :lO 13 CC) "A Very Private Atfali'--COra) '62-Brl&lltt Bardot, Marc;ello 1 Mastroianni. ... I' MONDAY, JULY 2 7 "The Glrl Who Htd Everythln1" (dra) '53-Elizeb~th Taylor, Fernan· do Lamas, Gifl Young. 6 "St.1ecoach' (wes) '39-John Wayne, Claire Trevor. 5 "The 8111\ops Wife" (fa"' '48'-Cary Grant, Loretta Youna. 9 IC> "Slttlnc Bull" (wesl '54-Dale Robertson, Mary Murphy. 7 3 (CJ "The Spirit Is Wllllnc" (com) '66-Sid Cusar. Vera Miies. .. Barrr, Gordon. 10 (C) • How I Spent My Summer Vacation" (adv) '67-Robert Weaner, Jill St .. John, 9 "Tht LHt Mlle" (dra) '59-Mickey Rooney, Don Barry. 13 "Abandoned" (dra) '49-De(lnls O'Keefe. Gale Storm, Jeff Chandler. 2 8 (C) "Prisoner of Zenda" (adv) '52-Stewart Graneer, James Mason, Deborah Kerr. TUESDAY, JULY 3 7 (Cl "Blood of th• Vampire" Chor) '59-Donald Woll1t. Barbara Shelley: • . 6 "Run Siient, Run Deep" (dra) '58-Clark Gable, Burt Lancaster 9 (C) "Alexander the Great " (dra) '56-Fredric March, Claire Bloom. ' (C) "The Railway Children" (dra) '71-Jenny Aautter, Donah Sheri· dan, Bernard Cribb1ns. 10 (C) "Imitation General" (com ) '58-Glenn Ford, Red Buttons. 7 3 (C) "The Connection" (dra) '72-Charles Durn1n1, Ronnie Cox 2 B (Ci "The Voyase of the Yes" (adv) '72-Desi Arnn Jr .. Mike Evans. Beverly Garland. Skip Homier, Della Reese. 9 "Four Sons" (dra) ·40-Don Am eche, Alen Curtis. 13 (C) "Border River" (wes) '54-Joel McCrea. Yvonne DeCarlo. 2 B (C) "C'mon Let's Live a Little" (mus) '67-Bobbe Vee. Jac kie De· Shannon WEDNESDAY, JULY ' 7 "Where the Boys Meet the Glrls" (mus) '65-Harve Presnell. Connie Francis. • 6 "Yankee Doodle Dandy" (m us) ''2-James Caaney. Joan Leslie 9 "Harlow" (dral '65-0arol Lynley, Efrem Z1mbalist Jr . Barry Sul· liven. 7 3 (C) "Tk. Bounty Man" (wes) '72-Chnt Walker. Richard Basehart, Maraot Kidder. 9 "Sneke Pit" (dra) '48-Mark Stevens. Ollv1a de Havilland, Celeste H olm 13 "Hollr,wood Story" (mys) '51-Richard Conte, Julie Adams. 2 I (C) ·Advance to the Rur" (com) '64-Glenn Ford, Stella Stevens, Melvyn Douglas. THURSDAY, JULY 5 7 (C) "Alias Smith 'Jones" (wesl '71-Pete Duel, Ben Murphy, Susan St. James. 6 "Adventures of Robin Hood" (advJ '38-Errol Flynn. 5 "The Blshop's Wife" (Ian) '48-Cary Grant, Loretta Youna. 9 (Cl "Movlnc Tar1et" (dra) '71-Ty Hardin, Michael Rennie. 2 8 (C) "The Man Who Died Twiet " (dra) '71-Stuart Whitm an, 8"11tte Fossey. 6 "Woman of the Year" (com) '42-Katharont Hepburn, Spencer Tracy. 9 CC> "Five Bold Women" (dral '59-Merry Anders, Jell Morrow. 13 "Deported" (dra) 'St -Jeff Chandltr. Mirta Toren. 2 B "Too Much, Too Soon" <dral '58-Dorothy Milone, Errem Zlmbal1st Jr , Errol Flynn. FRIDAY, JULY 6 7 (C) "Ghost In the Invisible Blklnl" (com) '66-Tommy Kirk. Dt borah Walley 6 (Cl "Don't Go Near the Water" (com) '57-Glt nn Ford. Gia Sc1la 5 "The Bishop's Wife" (fan) '48-Cary Grant. Loretta 'founa. 9 (C) "Ask Any Girt" (com) '59-Shorley Maclalne. David Niven, Gil Youn a 2 I (C) "Clnclnnatl Kid" (dra) '65-Steve McQueen. Edward G Robin· son. Karl Malden, Tuesday Weld, Ann-Mararet. "-10 (C) "The Great Man's Whiskers" (dra) '73-0 ennis Weaver, Dean Jones. Ann Sothern 13 "Storm Fe1r" (d ral '56-Cornel Wilde, Jean Wallace, Dan Duryea 2 (C) "Cutter's Trail" (ad11) '70-John Gavin, M1rosa Pavan. 9 5 ' 5 6 11 J 2 5 7 • 13 SATURDAY, JULY 7 CC) "The Last Hunt" (dra) '56-Roben Taylor, Ste•ort Granier. "Spider" (hor) '43-Ed Kemmer. June Kenny. 10 CC) "Tht Honey Pot" (dra) '67-Rex 1-h rrlson, CUlf Robertson, Susan H11yward, Capuc1ne. I "rrankensteln Meets the Wolfman" (hor) ''3-Lon Chaney. Beta Lu1osl. "The Bon" (mys) '56-John Payne (CJ "rlre Down Below" (dra) '57-Robert Mitchum, Rlt1 Hayworth. Jack Lemmon. "Look Back In Ancer" (lra) '59-Clalre Bloom. 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Mae West, Speaks: ul Just Don't Age " "Our ideals are as noble as when first written into the.Declaration of Independence .... But there must be enthusiasmf or these ideals. Otherwise, enthusi- asm /or what is bad will surely triumph over lack of en- thusiasm for what is good. Without enthusiasm- without human sympathy-words are pretty dry . In all candor, have we this enthusiasm today? This utterly basic enthusiasm must come from the feelings of the people. It cannot b~ done by leaders. In the last analysis, it is up to each one of us to make our Mtionpracticewhatitpreaches · and live up to its ideals ." -Henry Cabot Lodge (who gives his blueprint for a..changing America on page 6) . .. ·-Try Frankfurters Ona Skewer- Shish Kebab Style! I I I I J I \ FOR CHARLES SCHULZ Why U· ii 1"'11 YOUI' Charlie Brown TV apecial. never include adi1ltaP-Brian Fialc, Homer, Mich. • The adults, such as Linus' beloved teacher Mrs. Othmar, ~ only seen through the eyes-and words-of the Peanuts· FOil BEATIUCE ARTHUR, star of .. Mat.Ule" You said in Fum.Y Wu:Ki.Y that you dress in the style you prefer on "Maude" becau1e the character is based somewhat on you. Are you really as dom.i.neeriog to your husband u Maude is?-Rita Bachman, West Lafayette, Ohio • That part isn't mel Maude's domineering quality is ex- aggerated ~use people 6nd it funny. FOil PIEllllE lllNFRET, economlst . ' The $600 personal-income-tax exemption was m.tituted years ago. What would the exemption have to be in 1973 dollan to equal the original $600 in buying power?-Wayne Wittke, Seaford, Del. · • The $600 personal-tax exemption was first allowed in 1948. From HU8 to 1972, consumer prices. went up 74 per· cent. So the 1972 exemption would have had to be $1,043 to equal the purchasing power that $600 had in 1948. The 1972 personal-tax deduction of $750 leaves the average taxpayer a ood deal worse off than he was in 1948. FOil REDD FOXX, nor of "Sanford and Son" I read in the newlJ'8per that your real name is John Elroy Sanford--a olOSt digni&ed name. How in the world did you get tagged Redd Fo:a?-M.ary Calley, Maybrook, N.Y. • In black society, men with light skin are often called "Red." I was niclcnamed "Chicago Red." For perf°:;:f purposes I added a "d .. ; and with the word "foxy .. in · as well as the famous baseball player Jimmy Foxx, I decided J'n Redd Fon. FOR CARY CRIMES, r star of -summer of '42" and "Clw of '44." You bad to become steeped in the forties so you oould play the roles you've played. Do you feel you would have libd living in that era?-A. S. N., Redding, Calif. • The only things I can truthfully say that I J>refer about that era are the style and class:.. the cars, the clothes. We sllem to have gotten away from that: Quality has ceased to be the prime consideration. But I think the forties And fifties were very suppressed, and ft pl~ me to believe that we're living in a freer atmosphere now. FAMILY WEEKLY. Jutv 1. 1973 characten. They are a Jot lilce the inside of Snoopy's dog- house, which boasts ·a pool table, Van Cogh and Wyeth paintings, and a library of classics. I'm sure everyone wouJd be a littJe disappointed if J attem~ed to draw all that. You can imagine wliat the adults' loolc · much better than I can draw them. [_ FOil JOEY HEATHERTON Did you go to college?-D. L, Utica, N.Y. • Yes, but I didn't finish. I loathed school. Th~ teachers were always intimidating me and putting me down. That's . . ooe of the reasons I quit after one year of college. FOil MARGARET BA.MILTON, actrea I've beard you love children. Don't you reget bringing ter-ror to them as the Wicked Witch in -Wizard of 0z•?-B. A., Allentown, Pa. • I deeply regret that it has terrified some children. I wish parents wouldn't let them see ~t until they're at least five yean old. But they do get over it. A man about 3.5 stopped me the other day and said, "You scared me when I was a little ho(' J apologized, and he said, "Don't be sony, I loved itl FOil ALLEN FUNT What's the most cli&icult kind of situation in Slming •eanc1id Camera'"?-D. Liston, Detroit., Mich. · • In our current movie, "Money Talks," we were filming a sequence in a restaurant about bow silly tipping can be. The first guy we photographed was having lunch with someone be didn't want the worJd to know about. This happens may- be three times out of a thousand-and it's embarrassing) FOil JOAN CllA WFORD When Ann-Margret made her movie debut in "'Bye Bye · Birdie,• you were asked if she wu a new star. You said, "'Give he!-ten years, then aslc me." 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Yo.'11 be.._... tor h Club'• boftm ,._ upon completing your enrollment agreement -a plan which enables you to ~ at least 33% on all your future purchases. Act nowl a CoUnbla. Holme ----r-~----~--------------, I ~IA MCCMID a TAl'f: cLua. T-......_ ..._ 47.. I r!C:~~ ;..o.J. -.:1o~~~ ::.o:..:t-~ ·~ .. .:,-:~ I berahl9 ·~uc.uoa unda-lbe ~ ou\llivcl u. uw1 Mi•mlMmft>t . l ...... &o 1M1J ll r-.s. lal r,.u1a.r Cla prl~es• dlll'lnc UM c:omlnc two J'-.n -I &Dd m-., cancel •J' -benblp ., a01 u-arttt dotAS eo. I RECORDS I I ~-------+----------4----------<~------~1 I ~-------+----------4----------<~------~, I •Y MAI• •USICAt.. t•TtllUT II (I._. _ _.,) (Qliit-Z)33W 0 [aQ U ....... 2 0 T-Mlll 7 0 C'-hal I 0 ......... _, £ ltelbw-J 0 Ceefty I 0 Jan 4 i §,..:.; .......... .,;.;;·,;;,;.;;········· .. ,;;;;.;· .. ········.-;,;,;;.;· ...... I I....._ ..................................................................... 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And yet there are pluses as well as minuses: During the past 50 years, for example, life expectancy has in- creased about 50 percent, the working day h as been cut o ne- third, and per capita output has more than doubled. The ad- vances in medical science have made ours a healthier world. Higher education has become a possibility for millions of youths, whereas 50 years ago it was largely confined to a wealthy few. Much social legis- lation bas been enacted. Hitler"s attempts al conquest were de- feated in a terrible war. And after that war, billions of dol- lars were spent to help our former enemies rebuild. There was the wisdom to begin the United Nations, to construct NA TO, and to carry out the Marshall Plan, which saved Europe from bein g over- whelmed. Television, radio and aviation have revolutionized life. Our gross national product astounds us. We have gone to the moon. The list goes on and on. Our country has thus shown itself to be strong in many ways, able to solve many problems, and tough enough to take much punishment. One thing, however, that could be disastrous would be the condition described by W .. "I am convinced that the old political formula of left, right and center is largely inapplicable to important issues in this country. The urgent need ia-for government that is efficient, trustworthy, farsighted and free from selfish Influences." B. Yeats, in which "the best lack . all conviction while the worst are full of passionate intensity." Why do I suggest this dismal possibility? Surely not because there is anything wrong-or even inadequate -about our ideals. They are as noble as when first written into the Dec- laration o( Independence: that "all men arc created equal" and have a right to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness." But there must be enthusiasm for these ideals. Otherwise, en- thusiasm for what .is bad wiJJ surely triumph over lack of en- thusiasm for what · is good. Without enthusiasm -without human sympathy -words are pretty dry. In aU candor, have -Stqr-Spangled Savings on Sherwln-Wllllams Bland New Regular $10.57 88 · gallon Announcing special savings on SHERWIN-WILLIAMS• GLOSS LATEX HOUSE & TRIM PAINT. It's new! It's shiny! And until Tuesday, July 3, you can save on every sparkling gallon! Sherwin-Williams Gloss Lat.ex protects like oil base paints. But glides on easy and cleans up with soap and water. Stays glossy and gorgeous for years and years, n o matt.er where you paint it; wood, metal, masonry, asbestos shingles or aluminum siding. Give your house the shiny, bright look of today. Don't miss the savings on Sherwin-Williams Gloss Latex. House & Trim Paint. Jn 44 sparkling colors! See the Yellow Pages for the Sherwin-Williams Decorating Cent.er nearest you. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS More than a paint store. July 1. 11173 /imf& fft'~ T1'e N•WIPlplf MeeuiM we this enthusiasm today? 1n many ways, I (ear the an- swer is "No." There is today a lack of trust in government and a cynic~ belief that government is a tool of special u\terew. This cynicism stems mostly from the way the system itself has developed: Measures to re- store public confidence in gov- ernment are urgently needed . The following are some of my suggestions to this eod: • To begin with, we 9hould reform our system for etect- lng the Praldent and the Vice Prnident so as to elimi- nate the very real present pos- sibility that the candidate who gets the most popular votes might also, lose the election- ao event that bas occurred in the past and which, were it to happen again, wouJd further shake public confidence in our system. I believe that the best way to do this is to aboll9h the Electoral College and count the electoral vote In propor- tion to the popular vote. • The nomination of the P resident _!lnd Vice President also raises m any questions: Should we continue the con. vention system, or should we aboU9h It a~ 'tlect our' can- dldatn via a nationwide pri- mary? The irritation caused by occasional crudities at some con- ventions should oot blur the (act that the convention is a device that has served us well. It pro- vides' a forum-and a well-un- derstood procedure-for settling the major-party nominations in time for the election, so that a change in the office of chief ex- ecutive (always a tricky busi- ness in any country) can take place in an orderly way. When one man has an overwheJming lead for the nomination-as Franklin D . Roosevelt did in 1936-the convention is the MORTON F1'ANIC, ~tend PubMatter LEONARD a. DAVIDOW, ChelrwMft AOVERTlllNO: PATRICK M. UNSKEY, V.P.-Ad Director B>ITO"IAL: MORT PERSKY, V,P.-Edltor-ln-Chler Sid Layeflky, Marketing Dlreclor; G«eld S. Wroe, Eastern Mgr.; Robert 0. OHdt, Assoc. R•Jno,. Dod9on, Managing Editor: Rldaanl Ylllcletl, Art Director; Eastern Mgr.; Joe Frazer, Jr., Chicago Mgr.; AlcMrd T. AyM, Detroit Mgr. R~IJn AbreYllya, Women's Editor: lhrttJn Heneen. Food EditOf; ....... H•nllton, Aast. Art Dir.; PU•UI HI!" Rl!L.ATIONI: ROBERT D. CARNEY and LEE nus, V.P.1 and Co-Directors; Aud,., Allen, Joan ... nrlchen and Hal Landon, Aaoc. Editors; Qlorie &let, Pictures. Robert H. lbrrlott, Mgr.: Robert J. Chrl.etan, Pub. Services: Joeeph G. AnMtrong, Aaat. Contributing Editors:,.., J, OppenheltMr, Hollywood; Leny Bortlteln. Sp0rts. to Pub.; Robert Banbt, Promotion: Ceryt Ell•, Merchandising; Louie Lerele, Distribution. ,_"OOUCTION: Melbourne ZJpprlda, Director: RlcNtd Wendt, Mgr.: Roberta Coflna, Ad Makeup. Heedqumtera: 141 LellfngtOft Aft .. N.Y., N.Y.10022 C 1111 FAllll.YWEE~Y, INC. All rtfht9 NMnecl. DOWNI! COIHIUHICATIONI, INC. Eft•td R. DOWM, Jr .. Chairmen of Iha Board Jollll Madi C•rtw, President .. ._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--' ·. v c ~s I Think\\e Should Make place where this fact can be registered and acted on. When there is a contest -as be- tween Eisenhower and Taft in 19S2, for example -the con- vention provides the place for settling the contest. When there is a deadlock, the .convention becomes a kue "college," where the party's leading men can meet. talk and evolve a compro- mise. • Closely conn~ed with the election of the President is the election of U.S. senators and members of the House of Rep- resentatives. Sheuld we, • .... been suggested, -in- c ...... the, ....... of members of the Houee from two to four ,..... ... ...... -the Preai- denf• term? If SO, lhoufd W8 llmlt .... number of terma • member could ..,.., .. ,, to two tenne IMt la, to eight ,..,._..... ending ......... .... 8f'Ylce In. the-Houae Md, of COUIM, anding hla aenlorlty? Would this change not bring government c•r to the people? And should similar changes be considered for the tenure of senators? • Tbae questiom are all closely interrelated. Each one has its complications and each ·one is fundamental. They have brought me to the conclusion t.bat there is a pressing need for hearinp to be held by appropri- ate ··congressional committees soon. The purpose of these bearidp should be to Inform end alert public opinion to .... temete methoda of chooelng Preeldelda, Vice Pneldenta, MNdDnland,..,,...mattvea. The hearinp should be as pub- lic. as dramatic and as interest- ing as possible. The list of wit- DCSllCS should include political acie.ntists, campaign managers and officeholders. Such bear- ings, if conducted with imagina- tion, would have a stimulating effect on public opinion. With- out public support. attempts to solve problam as fundamental as these will surely fail. • n.n ahoukl be periodic ..,,,,.,. of the Federal Gow- ...._.for the promotion of econOmJ wl efftcJency-to get the snar.b out of the ma.chin- The Lodge. fmnlly of..,._. ... ,.. Henry (left) ................ ,.. lllp ..... h• ~ . ...,,...Onie Lodge. .....,.. mother, EJlabellt, .. holdlftg .................. ery-.:iimilar to the work of the two Hoover Commissions. • An .,. ahould ... be kept on the qualllJ of coor- dination eJdattng between Federal agencies: between the White House, the State De- partment, the Defense Depart- ment, the CIA and the Disar- mament Agency, so that. for example, while State is on the verge of reaching an intema.- tional set~ment. Defense, with- out this knowledge, will not a. dertake aome new military op- eration. • The PrMklent should lll80 be •thortnd lo weto specific ltema In appropria- tion bllla. lbis authority Wits 1n virtually every modern gov· emment . In the U .S., however, the President must either veto the whole appropriation bill, if there is only one feature that ia clearly objectionable, or be must let the objectionable por- tion also become law. • 111e Conattlution should be amended .., thlll appoint· .......... b,·thePreeldenl la ... EDcutlwe Branch would atMd unleaa retectect by • ~thlrda vote. This would give the President power and responsibility, wb~ still ~ taining enough congressional check. • The major costs of cam- pmgning,for Prmldent ahould be .,_... for tt, the Govern- ment, ao thlll public ofllcl• wtll not be under obllgallon lo priY8le penona. Th1s. more than anything else, is what gives rite to the allegations that gov- em ment is the tool of special interesl&. .......... put the nation on the rolld IO llbolWting ·Mr. Lodge ReeaUs IUs Chlldhood My father died when I was seven. I remember him as a big, 'handsome man with white teeth, blue eyes, ~lck light-brown hair, and a deep tan. He would draw me pictures of men on stiff filing cards, makJng the heads out of red and blue sealing wax. He would take me to Rock Creek Park in Washington and make lit- tle sailboats out of scraps of wood, equip them with paper sails, and launch them Into the creek. ' -1 His great Interest In lite was writing poetry, but he also worked In my grandfather's office In the Senate. At first we lived In a beautiful old house with a big garden at 1925 F Street, which Is now the."1925 F Street Club." My parents then built . a house on Massachusetts Avenue, near Sheridan Circle, backing on Rock Creek Park. Washington in those days was a sleepy Southern town. The streets were quiet. The street cars on their rails made little noise and the sound of their bells was pleasant. The cJlp-clop of the horse-drawn.· 'taXls (known .as herdlcs) and the ~linost Inaudible hum of the "electrtcs"-the auto- mot)iles moved by storage bat- teries in which ladles fraveled about the town-would never even drown a whisper. Gasoline autos were Infrequent, and the air under all the leafY archways lining the ·streets was clean. There were many large private houses. m._ostly of red-brick Federalist style, with white col- um.ns and trim. But there was also plenty of room, many vacant lots and parb-and many fewer people. As a child I was surrounded by some remark8ble people, to whom t he statement of the French philosopher Montaigne applied: "It Is an absolute per- fection, and as It were divine, to know how, In all sincerity, to get the very most out of one's own lndhtlduallty." The adults In my childhood certainly knew how to do that. Of how many can that be said today In our compressed and 'bureaucratic society? Has work on the production line or In great offices had a standardizing effect on human beings? Is the shrinkage of Individualism the re- sult of putting 14 million men through the military sttrvlces In World War II or of putting mll- 11.ons through colleges? Or was It simply because my parents knew remarka!;>le people, who were. In Archibald MacLeish's words, the "untouched, un- coached, undoctored, untlnted human seJf, the self itself, the man. the woman"? pov.IJ-and not just depend on something trickling down from the economic activity ~t the top of the heap. Enactment of .ome form of guaranteed llte:OIM would .benefit the whole comrDunity because it would make society as a whole more contented and thus more stable. 1be goal would be foe the employables to have work, for the unemployables to be treated decently, and for all to have proper housing and medi- cal care-without bankrupting the rest of us. ~halever its ideological hue - can su<:eeed. I am convinced that the old political formula of left, right and center is largely inapplica- ble to important issues in this- country. The urgent need is for government that is efficient, trustworthy, fanighted and free from selfish influences. Without such government, no policy - lf, prizing . our ideals, we move with feeling, we will find the strength of mind and will to make the needed govern- mental changes, to decide what our priorities should be and to unify the country once again. Then we will find that, invig<>- ratcd, our ideals have an un- limited potential with which we can, God willing, solve our problems. This utterly basic enthusiasm must come from the feelings of the people. It cannot be done by leaders. "We the people," to use the phrase in the Preamble to the Constitution, are crucial. lo the last analysis, it is up to each one of us to malce our na- tion practice what it preaches and live up to its ideals. 8y permlulon of w. W. Nanon iind Company. Inc., from "lh• SIO"'! HM M.ny EyM;' by Henry CMIOt Lodge. ~rlON • 1113 by W, W. Not!On ¥1d Oom11enr, Inc. FAMILY WEEKL V, July t . 1913 • 1, ' FIRST PRESIDENJIAl. PUOTOGRAPM FIRST~-AIRMAIL ROUTE The tirs+ e.xperimermal airmail ~ was flown on tJ.ay 1~ fCll8. The plane carried 2,457 pieces of mail . from Long ISJand, N.Y., to. Philadelphia. LARGEST CIGAR · The lat9eSt cigar in #le world is over 5;12 feet long, and is in a-Museum i,, k.Jest Germany. STAllT FRESf-1 WITM BELAIR ARST -COMPACT CAR !he tir'S+ American compact wasrfne tq3q Crosfey. This IO-foot lo~ convertible coupe sold /Or G25 in fv\acy's basement, The tirs+ phofo ~a president Just the right 1oueh of menthol. rvew Yt>~ cify. in ofttce was +a~n Rbruary 14, 184q. Presider1t James Polll saf in front of bul~ equipment very difterelft ffl>m "foda~ mini catnera.S. SPEND AMI.DER :~, RN~ A special treatmen+ .sot'ten.s fhe tobaccos for · a milder tas+e . VALUABLE COUP(.?NS1100 Tne valuable extras on Raleigh and Belair cigare+tes. R>r free 6ilT Cafalog, write +o: Sox 12, Dep+. s, t...ouisville, K.y. 4o201. · Rale1gtf'tongs. 18 mg. "tar." 1 .3 mg. ni~otine; Belair longs, 18 mg. Mtar." 1.3 mg. nicoun&; qv. per cigareue, FTC R~ort february73 .. ' I Smart Coo&Qng This week, Food Editor Marilyn Hansen · prepare..s a new type of '.'kabob" dish to put on f a skewer. "This is one of the big family-reunion times at the Hansen house," she says. "The main dish is always something my husband can cook on the grill in the backyard." A Fourtb of July .. Pot Luek" Dinner Eny frenkfurter kebobe cu be nMmbled et the lest minute end can Include almoet an, lngr.cHent the cook Ilk ... MARILYN'S MENU Crenberry~ Punch Arizona Kebobe• ........ Southweet Grlb c-ro1e• Mbred Green Saa.ct · Roll• Butte~ or Merg_.ne a..r eon.e Mlk Red, White 6 Blue Deseert Mold •Recipe given ARIZONA KABOBS 1 can (13~ oza.) plneepple chunb, undrelMd "-cup ftrmlJ pecked brown suger 2 IMl1epoons prep.-.ct musterd 1 lb. skin .... frenkfurters, quertered 1 larve .arwn pepper, cut In 1 'Inch ...... 1 can (1 lb.) whole onions, drained 1 pl cherry tomatoes 1. Drain pineapple, reserving liquid. Combine pineapple liquid, brown sugar and mustard in small sauce- pan. Bring to boiling, beating with wire whisk. Boil uncovered 5 min- utes. 2. Thread ,frankfurter pieces on skewers alternately with pineapple chunks, green pepper, onions and cherry tomatoes. Brush kabobs with sauce. 3. Grill ove·r bot coals 5-10 minutes, turning and basting often. Slide kabobs ooto plates to serve. Makes 6-8 st>rving.r Note: If desired, fresh or canned mushroom caps, apple wedges, or- ange sections or parboiled zucchini, cut in 1 inch pieces, can be substi- tuted for the above vegetables. SOUTHWEST GRITS CASSEROLE 5 cups cooked grtts• 1te...,oonSlllt v. •at!POO" ground black pepper .. •~eourcre.,. -3 cens (3~-o,z. size) peeled mlld Jelepefto peppers, drelned end dlopped 1 lb. Monterrey Jeck or mozurell• cheeN, cut in thin strips ~ cup greted Chedder cfMeM 1. Preheat oven to 350" F. Grease a 3-qt. casserole. 2. Season grits with salt and pepper . Blend sour cream with Jalapei'io peppers. 3. In prepared casserole layer the grits, sour cream-peppers mixture and Jack cheese. Repeat layers, fin- ishing with grits on top. 4. Bake for 35-45 minutes, until bub- bly througboul Just before serving, sprinkle with grated C heddar cheese and bro'il 4-6 inches from source of heat, until cheese melts. Maku 8-10 servings •To prepare 5 cups cooked grits: Bring S cups water and 1 teas~n salt to boiling in medium saucepan. Slowly add 4~ cups quick-cooking grits. Return to boiling; reduce heat. Cook 3-5 minutes, uncovered, stir- ring occasionally. FAMILY WEEKLY. July 1, 1973 • I limit one roll with coupon from this ad only FAILURES CREDITED Offer ends Dec. 31, 1973 ,._ ------------- 11 .JI ~ 0 Here ia my roll of 12-expoeure Koda.color film. f~· ·-.; ~ I am enclosing $1.25 with thi.t special coupon. I -~~ · (Add l()f for fint-clme mailing.) I . "\{..,~ 0 Here ia my roll of 20-elq)08Ure Kodacolor film. I ,_ '/". ~ :.t ·• I am enclosing $2..50. (Add l()t for finklaae SlaAll PllTI mailing.) I Heb.-on. 111 . 60034 1 GDdentend failarea will be credited. 1 Dept. 1 FW-n I MY NAME I I ~ADDRESS Now, medical science has the power to say t9 you: Follow these 3 simple sfeps, and '' ' ' Annou,ncing -an incredibly simple, medically proven, overwhelmingly docia- mented ANTI-AGING program that is designed to: cin you the Ian, 1lowi91 looll of• yoaapter _,..sixty •.• fte..in lhe drelllfh Md &'*e and power .GI• trailled 8tltlde ill YOIU" body beyoed yoar ••ellfie9 ... and /tt¥;p you in "ibra111 100fl ltealllt liU rdnely or ..are ••. eHA i/ yoa /~I "r0Ue11"' lofl.,-. ~Hn i/ .rmcr rnolhr.r or /allter dWJ Jar loo youf18 o/ fli#a•a 11ta1 are STILL Cflrrwd ill yoar b'-othlre.M! Y", This Medical "Youth-Building Program" is 10 Strong That It C:on hen Overcome Poor He...ctityl II -.> so 1uon1. ill fact, that It l1l"1 aciually mate you loot 1...-1y or more yun )'01&11¥Cr ~n your pa~nts diJ at •he umc &IC ••• "' ,,., IOllV U¥1 ,,_ ,.,., ,, """"'" '°" "' 11 ... ''"''¥ Ot Jorry :r~· lunin lhO/t tltiry 4Jtl: We rc:ai.u, of oounc. that lbc~ faci. may llftm vinually lmpouJblc w 1011 at thh mo~nt . . . until 1011 •rr sho'11'n tlttr n .. w -dJc•I 1uftnl11iw' by wltit:lt /Ml<' JO#llJ •r• Mllllf,.,J! Tiiey arc:: I. The molol powerful ··a~·rcttn.ln11 mccllanism .. known 10 man . which 1altc~ euetly siJt minutes per day ... may be done by any man o r woman, no DIAiier bow poor their bcallb 1001y . . • l'1ld whkb ia bluntly rec:oanJ.ard by one of 1bt tcad1n1 phy.idans in INs buot tu sift /ar """"' "youthlf}'lna·· rcaulb -/tit ''""'' -1lto1t r•·rn ··,.,11 ,,.,,.,, .. 1rea1meo1~ eo11inc hundreds of Julian apie<:c! 2. A dirc<:t auack on IM $lOrl'd·up emotional pobons in your body 1hat cat away Slrc-natb and youth IU:c lntcmal acid. and replace tbem wilb ncver-ftanlna latlauc! Thls Incredibly &implc trcl\nlque drains out those p.>i>OM, and tbal dcal.lly ratlauc, ltt 11pproxt_1,J1 ttn o/ tlttr ' "'911 rcvl••l/11111 "''""'"'you .. ,.,, c""' .,,_,.,! • AAd. finally -• 3. A nirw war to loM wclaht -_, a diet -dirsl1tnrd to C'lton1r 1011r pttrRlft J111c'ldo r,11ni ltllb/1, in tr1tat'1/y 48 ltours! And. to break at last •he vicious f11-mulllplylfl« cycle Inside your body, that causes you to put OD _,, ftlaht. from lru food, \baa your thin friends. Let U1 lepeat Again: TIMH Medkal Te<MiqUfl Are So Powerful Thot They Actually HV8SE THE AGING PIOCESS -WITHOUT DIUGS! Tlwy cainc you. quhc slmply. to arow "'°"'"' uid not Wfllkr. • you 1row oldl'r• And here " the medJCal documentation to prove JI: lo tnu conducled at a lcadin1 UnlnrMry and Medical School in Southern Callforoia. It wu diJCOftred that lile-prolonption. accom-1 ;>Usbcd tltls way, not only added dirtwtks 10 po1ut.1al human lire spam, but -Ol'n more Jmportan1 -al.so fn>duttd •·•Hly lna irasril ""•lity •ltd v/1or. tu wirlr., 11•nlin1ly lul(ll.~Md """""" 10 "''"" "wrdw dullnr !" I Rcponcd o n pa., 12' of thh lbnWna new booll. 1 As a rnull of 1elentitk oblcntatlons and upcnrnents conducted In 511veral dilfl'rent locauuns In IM United Slates (as ~II as in Europe and Soviet Rus~a). It wu ddlnllely atabliibed that ti-tedul.iqucs will enable •l~t •nJ• Individual to U\'l' l#J•ontl !IO .•• and even bly-4 100 htallhy, pr<>ductivc. thoro11shJy CJ11joyablc yean -even I/ '" or shr INd troiic'oll)' Ilton-lfr .. d pennu or JNAilJI•"'"": In other words, dUtlJttOUI litrnd/lf ... ,. IOOW 1# Or•~! (See Piiie 36.) At • lcadlna Gcron101o1y RHClllcb ~nttr on IM Pacific Cou1, Its' p(Ciickni blunlly staled that a sin&Je one of the 1ecbnlquc~ given to you here had (in cuenc:e): ..... rr•"trrwd tlu ql1t1 prottu 411111 ovirr • ,,,,w o/ 11-r•4tond 1lir .. 1r.,.,.,.,,,.,,cJ o/ TO•lllt to tlttr ~llo oj "'""~" _,,! .. (5" Paae 129.J . And one ot llu ccolle~ues. dlsc:u.ssl.na the same simple procedure. went Ml far u to state tb11 it: ··. . rellcvn iolnt stlffntSI. lowers the blood preuure. ind rcdltl'e5 lbc 1moun1 or f11 in the body tlnua. It acts lfll.r • rrt/N<w ""''· 11114 Ir's /rtt /or IM 4olrt1!" (llallcs ours -MC Plll't 130.) lut All This leHOrch Documentation 11 Only The PIOlOGUE To The hal M.at "" Of This lwolvtionary New loolct FOi NOW THE YOUTH-IESTOllNG PllNCIPLES LEARNED AU ovm THE WOIU> AIE PUT TO WORK -INSTANnY -Fa. YOU ! How to lose welaht without c:ountlt11 ca>orin -by "4'""''"' ,, -u -.,r fOtttl •It/cit """"" f Ofl 01•nw1111t1 In ti" ftrtl p/11<1! (h Is not un~1111, with these mc1hocls. to lose IS and more poun<b the finl week -up 10 10 pvuod~ the <1ttond week -and 11 ao<Jd hunJrcd pol&llds or mo~. In as little u IS W«ks. And lhc welt.ht stays oft -Jor lfclHksl) How to acMl 10 • • . ZO ••• perhaps even JO 1:-lowin1 years to jout 1 t4/t . ~mply by '"old/1t1 rllf r •·rryd•y ''LIJr·T"O#ls, • 11101 ""°"")'OU rrow old t0"1 /1,.1! How a c1rc:fut uamloatlon o r yovr .,,.., can ltll JOU, whh uMrrina 1Kcur1cy. if you've u1cn the: wron1 f~ I.hat nlp t lor lllnncr •.• and lluttr/on ,..,-.. IO lfrf Ill#"' 11p Jot 8 /trw NT' IU/ TOllr btN/y'• JI~"'"• po•'t'r• rrJ/orr tlt.MMl•'#J to tltir t'OrrrC'I ~ .. ! Uttk-k..noWIMlr~thc-beart Number I • . . lhat k.ilh WlWatY thouuadla every :rea• . . . and ,_ IH ,,,.,,, ... n, .. d ""'"''' by rfflllll1 • Jl"6N .W111'rttt Ort IHI~ 10! When )'OU m .. 1 cal . . . and cat . . . and eat ii you ""-''>' •aDt co lc.e ""jpl! "Hunrry euymn" tbat aow lafc:tt yovr body! Tbey are lbe ~ rea~n all pas\ 1ttcmpU to peel o« ualY fat baft been sucb torture for you! And ;rou nirt "CUMMo,,d " J'OUr bod,. 10 Jr4tror tluM -/or 6-4 - 8J simply •.s tltls! (Sft Plae 12.) Wily most people's muscles llmply "mcll away .. as tbcy 1row older! CNo wonder :;.Qld aee". to dWm mcan.t ever-arowina wea~!) And llo1t1 you CUii ilbp 11ta1 "'"''"~-lttre1 PnN••s ov,niJrltt ••• and replace h will\ vibrant new strenath! And Mare! And Morel And Moret Uk•'This - What really causes viSor to dni.n out of Lhc "•sins" body! A ~impla ·ftukl th11 if the body 1Jvcs uf> .l® muc:b of. It lhen dlts of old ace! . And how you can "pump that vital ctU-nour1shlng ftuld" ripe back Into you( body ... accually increase your body capacity to utilize by u much as IH~ .•. In ju>l a few lbrillin1 minutes every day! How to curcbc your heart! Anyone -ao mailer wbal a~ c:an do ll! And Pfevent lbc 11rc-a1est tra.tdy of all -prcf!l.lturc bean au&Ck.! Read the line In the 1111ddlc of .,_,e 144 as thou&h your life depended upon h ! Bccaute, If you've ·ever worried abottt killin1 your own heart lbroup the wont poulble error )'Ou e&11 make -dli.i oec U11e will t.bow you how 10 aYOid h ..• foreftr! World's casiac uerdile proaram -for men and women who are pitifully out of sh~! How 10 H old the man-ll\Aolk dikasctl And save )'Our body, and your ncrv~. at euctly 1be same time! What your dttp. or lack of ii, is really 1t1Un1 you! And bow 10 ease )'OU~ll into a itood n:l-1!t"1 rest apln! Wbal your tlnrers tell you Ihle can save your life! lliten to them ••. obey their command • . • and y0u may be able to out·run your own )'OURJ'IU ! II your blond pre&Jure b JOarln._ you muM dn this. ria.ht nowr. Wo rld's mMI tffecllve weaJIOll aealm1 demolbbcd nerves! 0 Geu you back 10 lovina Ufe. lmtead of h•tln1 h. ln ; .. , about ten blessed minutes! No more ncrvo1D brcakdowm! 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The frustration and disap- pointment that cause the blu- est kind of blues result from outside circumstances that you cannot control. 7. If you've got the blues and wonder wby, an overactive conscience could be the vil- lain. ANSWERS 1. True. Studies sponsored by the National Institutes of Health show that in most cases, the common garden- variety form of depression tends t9 have purely psyclio- logical symptoms, while more serious forms are likely to be characterized by phyJicol symptoms as well -such as sleeplessness, loss of· appetite, weight loss, lack of interest in the opposite sex, etc. 2. Folse -according to find- ings of a university study, which show that depressed persons are benefited by get- ting more eiccitement into their lives. It is recommended that depression-prone people "facilitate an increasing ex- perience of social excitement .. by developing excitement-rel- evant skills. Examples wou)d be skiing. mountain climbing, or various games and activi· ties of the more exciting, ac- tion-packed variety. .- * * * * * * .-* * * I I I I I I I I .I *·*********' 3. Trne-particularly if "low" periods occur often and are accompanied by feelings of concern and apprehension. The findings of British medi- cal research show that "re· peated spells of depression. Your Choice White or Colors when' characterized by anxiety and agitation, lead to a sus~ taioed rise in blood pressure." 4. True. Tiny infants are sub- ject to depression just as adults are. As Or. Adam J . Krakowski, president of tbe Academy of Psychosomatic Medicine, points out in sum- ming up his findings: ''The symptoms of depression in early infancy &>nsist of failure to thrive, crying, sleep distur- bances, bead banging and colic. True or False: If you've got the blues and wonder why, , ran overactive conscience may be the villain. {See number 7) Loss of appetite and weight are also pronounced... He al- so notes that continuous cry- ing without any organic cause should always be suspect, as it rnay be caused by anxiety or depression. .,, 5. True. A psychological study of depression-prone and non-depression-prone people has shown that those in the more -subject · to -the -blues category tended to differ from the others in that they had less self-esteem, less self-confi- dence. were more given to anxious self-doubt, more in- clined to suppress feelings of aggressi~eness and assertive- ness. They were also inclin'Wr toward greater "dependence ' on other people's good opin- ion of themselves, and corre- spondingly more sensitive to criticism or rejection by others." 6. False. Studies show that people feel most depressed when there is nobody but themselve$, to blame for "t lamenlablc situation -whe n, as one psychologist observes. "the self must bear the re- sponsibility for the frustration generated.'' 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Canton, Ohio 44708 SHIPPING LABEL ------------------------------------------ 'NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE --------------ZIP--------- StalC~t a, Peer J. Oppemelmer Mae\\est: iiJ Am Not Just a Star- 1 Am a Writer •••• _ And a Thinker!" FAMILY WEEKLY: What is your secret for staying so young? MAE:.J never had a fa~lift, I never had anything surgical done lo me. I just don't age. Of course, I don't drink and I don't smoke, and that may help. But I am swe those are not the only reasons. 1 eat only foods that are good for my system, and J exercise a lot. But even that's not the only reason. l am not just a star-I am a writer as well. And a thinker! I always keep busy. But that's not the only reason either. Maybe a litt1e bit of everything, FW: Do you think a woman should tell her age? ' MAE: Age means nothing. It depends upon how a wom,an looks, how she feels. Everybody knows my age. [Editor's note: According to lo formation Please Almanac, Mac West was born on August 17, 1892.J Some people think I am 25 or 26. Some people think l am even young- er than that. What do you think? FW: I think you're an cJllremely good- looking woman for your age. I can•t help noticing that everything, including your wardrobe, is all white. Why is that? MAE: 1 never feel dressed unless I wear white. But if you look around [the Vene- tian blinds of her HoUywood apartment were half-shut, so it wasn'( that light in the room), you'll sec that not everything is stark white, but sort of pale, blended colors. White with gold. Off-white. FW: In your opinion, which is more btautiful, the maJe figure or the female figure? MAE: I think they are both beautiful- in different ways. A man should be mas- culine, a woman should 'be feminine. I don't like men who loot effeminate. I've always bad a beautiful figure. See that sculpture over there? [She pointed lo a white nude statue on the piano.) That's me. (Then she pointed to a picture be- hind me of a nude woman lying on a bed.) That's me too. It was painted with- out my knowing it. FW: How did the artjst do that? MAE: Can't you see my head is turned away? FW: I noticed al the dinner party the other day that you had a bodyguard with you. Why do you have a bodyguard? MAE: Whenever I go out, there are so many people around that I can't move. So I don't go out any more. I exercise on my ranch, or at the-beach. I also have a walking machine in my apartment. J never go any plaee without a bodyguard, not even down the cdrridor to the eleva- tor. because there are always so many people who want autographs. Also, these days it is not loo safe to be on the ~trcets. FW: Do you have any women friends? MAE: I like wom~n, but I reaJJy have no time to be pally. You see, I work too much, and mostly' with men. FW: Stories bavc it that when you worked with W. C. Fields in "My Little Chickadee," you didn't get along too well together. Is that true? MAE: Well, I had heard that he drank ir lot. and I bad a clause put in my con- tract that if he drank, he'd be hustled off the set. I didn't want him off the picture, l j~st didn't want to be around him if be got drunk. And one day it happened. I bad him taken off the set. Alter that, he didn't drink any more while we were working together. FW: Was that the only point of conten- tion? MAE: J wrote "Llnle Chickadee,'' and I wrote a terrific part for him. A friend told him this was the best picture he'd ever bad, so be got a little envious and :isked if be could insert a few lines of his own. 1 said okay. So he put in a three· "Some people think I am 25 or 26. Some people . think I Ml even younger than thlll What do ,au think?" minute scene, and then held up the com- pany for more money for having writt.en it-and wanted co-billing with me! FW: Did he get it? MAE: There was no choice but to give it to him. My scenes with him had been completed, but there were a lot of scenes still to be done, and he made it impossi- ble for the compaJ'ly to shoot. He drank again. He had many ways of hoJding up production. Finally he got the money and the writing credit with mC:-And, as a re- sult of it, be never made another pictun:: for Universal. FW: Or with you? MAE: One was enough I FW: What about Raquel Welch? You wor~ed with her io "Myra Breckenridge." ''Age.,..... no4Nng,'' uys Ml .. Wfft. '' tt depends on how a woman took•, how ahe ....._ .. MAE: Raquel is okay, although she was a bit envious of what I wore. When I wore a black gown, she wanted to wear black. One day, at the last moment, I put on a white dress with black, and there wasn't enough time for her to run off and change into something white as well. FW: Who do you think is the seitiest actor today? MAE: Elvis Presley. FW: If you had a second choice? MAE: Tom Jones -when be sings. Chevalier had it too, in a high·dass sort of way. FW: In World War JI, fliers' life jackets were called Mae Wests. How did that name originate? MAE: When J first came to Paramount, the studio was on the rocks. They were ready lo sell the studio and tum their 1,700 theaters into offices. But I came with a big public of my own. People had paid more to see me in the theater than any other star. And when I made my first two pictures for Paramount. "She Done Me Wrong" and 'Tm No Angel," they saved the studio. So the people in the industry called me the "lifesaver." That's how the jackets got their names. [There are those who would argue with this eit- planatioo-but let that pass.) FW: Will you do any more pictures? MAE: People always talk about it, and they always send me stories, but I don't like any of them. I'd like to make an- other picture, because I'm interested in L.eeping my fans and making more fans. That's why I recently recorded a new album for MGM. FW: How does it feel to be a living legend? MAE: I don't feel any different. 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LaReoo FILTeR BLeND ~ular or Mentt'lol "In mo.t areae <14 Illa aounlry-t>Ued on manufacturer's avogested reu111 price . • e IROWN 6 Wll.LIMieON ToetoCOO ~ I <9What m die \\Orldt I ACUPUN IRTH ON TV Modem mother, ancient method The. birth. of a baby: While the oJd Chinese method of acupuncture eased her pain, Danish TV jcturnalist Hanne Risgaard had her baby as cameras filmed the event for later telecast in Denmark. Did all go ' well? Yes in- deed. A healthy lit- tle girl was born, the cameramen got Hanne Rtegurd -their films, and Hanne, 29, was spared much pain but was left alert enough to "help" the doctors. The acupuncture needles. were wielded by Dr. Stefan Kosic, especially Oown in from Stock- holm by Hanne's husband, photog- rapher Dieter Betz. PROFESSOR AND THE ANGEL Finding the right face How would you Ilka the problem of finding an angel? Italian professor Fiorello Tosoni found himself in that spot. He needed a mcxlel for a life- size figure he was to paint in a church fresco. He was sittiog in an English hotel lounge pondering his problem when in waDced 2~year-o1d HeJena Wynne, definitely an angelface. Did she take him seriously when he in~ duced himself, explained his mission. and told her that her face "had the glow 14 • FAMILY WEEKLY, July t, 1973' of a real angel. an inner purity of be- ing''? Well, Helena's just returned to Britain after mcxleling in Prato, Italy, for the angel's head, and will return shortly to model the full figure. So you see, the solution was devilishly simple. QUOTE: Janet Leigh, remembers with some misgivings what she now feels was the oiggest mistake of her life, al- though at the time she didn't think so. · "In the early i960's, I made quite a number of trips to • .; South America for -"··- c the State Depart-· · !! ~ ment' s People to & People Program. As J-t Leigh ! g a result, when Carl Rowan gave up his ~ ambassadorship to FinJand, President Johnson offered it to me. I was very tempted to take it. My daughters were young enough to be taken out of school and put in a school there. It would have been a fascinating job, and once you are" an ambassador, you're caned ambassador for the rest of your life. But I'd been married to Bob Brandt, who's a stoclcbrolcer, for only a couple of years, and he would have found it difficult to operate his business from Finland. Also, my being an ambassador would have made hiurwhat? I didn't think it was fair to him or our marriage. Now that I look bade, I fee) it was the lcind of opportunity that happens only once in a lifetime, and I wish I had ac- cepted it." UNQUOTE. DATES: Wednesday is Independence Day. • ANNIVERSARIES: U.S. withholding tax oo income went into effect 30 years ago Sunday. The 6.rst major-league All-Star game was played 40 years ago Friday in Chicago. BIRTHDAYS (all Cancer): Sunday- Leslie Ca.ron 42; Olivia de Havilland • 57. Monday-Dan Rowan 51; Luci i ~ Johnson Nugent 26. Wednnday- • Mitch Miller 62; Gina LolJobrigida 44; ~ George Murphy 71. 1'1ul'9Clay-Mil- a: burn Stone 69; Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. 71; Julie Nixon Eisenhower 24. Friday -Merv Griffin 48; Janet Leigh 46; Dena Reese 41; Andrei Gromylco 64. SaturdaJ-Ringo Starr 33. BIRTHDAY PEOPLE: Julle Ellefthower •ncl Luci Nugent .. .. ARllOUR'S.ARMOURY Bf Richard Armour · s.'f(~Rj.OJJ QLA88Y STARE I wear my glasses more oow Than in my early years, And this is not entirely. A.caw for anxious tears. Time WU when ten times daily My glaues f d misplace, But now I'm spared the trouble: They're always oo my faee. THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES Kid9 ... lite dltferentty. Send original ~trlbutlona to "Child," Family W•ly, 841 Lexington Ave., N.Y .. N.Y. 10022. 110 If UMd-none returned. On returning from a duclc- ~iunting ~my husband was cleaning three duclcs. which he was very proud of. Our daughter went outside to see them and remarked, .. Daddy, you·re not a very good duck hunter. All you bring home is dud.ones!" -Mra. Jean Mortemen AZmno.Texiu As my three-year-old grandson took apart a sandwich-type cookie and started licking the frosting, he said to me, .. Crandma, first my tongue licb off the frost- ing, then I give it to my teeth." -M "· Alex Cieslak Braidwood, Ill. $2 canaries give you a cheap trill/ -Bill Nebor BIRTHRIGHT I proudly count our nation's.years Whenever JUiy Fourth appears, But asked my age I give a miff And quickly hide behind the Fifth! -Dorothy E. 7Jmmmnon Inflation II wlten., if aorMbodl/ pa.t.ea you a phtmy ten-dollm bill, iii prob- ably the Cot>emment. -Rohm Orben JULIET LOWELL'S CE FBRrTY LE 11 ERS Junet Lowell, author of the al~tlm• bnt- Mller "Dear Sir," collecta unlntentlon- ally humoroua lettera to and from people In all walks of Ille. To Dr. Milton Helpem, ClUef Medi· ~.Examiner of New Yod City Dear Dr. Helpem: 1 read about your wooderful work at tlMitime of the eop. poho Trial, .., I'm lmding •you my Husbancf s suit, the one be wean to his olice. I told him that I wu sending it to the cleana, IO be. wouldn't miss iL The reason is that my Husband bas a new ieCfttaly and ht bas been coming home late from work all this put week. Could you please cbedt the suit 11or· women'• &ngerprints and lipstick? Worried Wife Th~ handsome young man dining alone in a restaurant fancied himself quite. a lady-killer. He 8irted with the waitress throughout the meal, but she remained unimpressed. Frustrat«L he loolced into her eyes and said: "Aren't there three little words you'd like to have me whisper in your pretty pink earr "Yes," she said, handing him the check. " 'Keep the change.' .. -Lucille J. Goodyear . LITTLE EMILY ~,.rated K. Adul .. ltNft't dowed .......... ~ ..... .,,•ldd." FAMILYWEEKt.Y, Julr I, 1973 • 1' I • °""' howM, J-41-Brltlslt W ,11lltll/tl"I """""'-· u-.ttt111•• • •,,,,n4rcllv• 1 •• ,~0flll '•re.I# /or '"'""'"' "''"''"' "'""' ••. NJI,.. ti" ,f,w Bu//wor#u' ""'" f>Nilt./n po .... , ... ,,,,. an expert answers ~ur. uestions ut muscles .. , ...... tlllt tlllblll I .. ., r11Crra .. ,_...,wtt9 ... llllllll- ... -•Ill .... •lrllW 1'1111 ....,.tc11 ........ tlrlllr ................. ..... ........... -...... It? ... ,,. ---.,.rt, -...... ,....... ......... ,, ....... \£ , ...... ...... ... ntsrrr ..,.t. ...... Ills nuw•L _ Q. Wltot tl«1 u 1,,U to b&UJll nuucle61 A. Basically, it tak.ec eurcise. Almost any e:ur- cise wiD help to deftiop at least IOIDC of your mmclcs if you keep at it Iona cnouah -.ad hard mouab. Q. lm'r tltt:~ 1111 NMier way! A. Yea. There is one oum•nctinaJy dlectivc tnin-ilaa method chat is also fast and easy-die one I '* and recomnwnd-the new Bullworter lysCem. Q. w lta:t' 6 tluit1 A. Tiie Bullworw ii a revolutionary new mm-de-buildina cxcrc:ilec bated on bometrlca, tbe ICiCDce thlt ~ streasth up to four times fasccr tha.a conveulional methods. In my opinion, it'a tbe moat advanced trainins syUc:m in the world c~. Many leadina athletes U1C it: World-famous Heavyweiaht Boxer Muhammad AJi, World Heavy.eiahl Judo Olampion Wi.m R.utb. and Cyclinc Champioa Eddy Mcrcb, to name oaly a lett. A. Bullwotker erovida absotuldy the f•test liDd ol eurcne pou.ibte. In fact. a.a iotroduc· tloo traiaiaa PfOll'tJD takes oaly 70 tecODdl a ct.,. No other IJ1C~.iahtJiftina. pulleys. or strenuous calisthenics-can ajve you raulta IO quickly and easily. On the c:oncrary, many old· fuhioned method.I t.alte hours or 'weaty, borin1 work cacb cl., ... and it's ofcen months before you bcain to see improvemenll. Busy proleuional achletes and champions don't bave time foe that. Nobody doa. n How '""' tUH6 ii ,. IH/ou YOll IH1ill ~I· ... ,,,., ""''"' A. With the Bullworker, you can actually beain to see and l'DCll$UTe the po&itivc results riaht from the very finl cl.QI Than.ks to a built-in mca· swina device called the Powctmel(r. After cv~ exercise you just check the readina to see ~dly how much your stnaatli bas incteucd from tbe d_, bcf°". There'• DO SUC'IWork involwd. ~ metric: Bullworker traia.ina can incrcue your power ac lbe amuin1 nte of up to"" rr woeltl f That meam a S09' increase io suenath an the first three moalha alone. And I've tDOwu-mu~JJO'llll mm wbo have sone on to double and neo triple their strcaatb. Q. Wltat do thou PP"' lfUdlt ill vi.null 1nwu~ A. Tbey mean that in as little as 14 dayt you can actually ~ to -muscle arowth io a mir-ror and verify 1t with a tape measure. Every week thercaftu brinas evu faster _arowth. Q. But to pl 1uch impreulw rn"116, tloff'I )'Ott hove to work very ltanll A. AbsolutelY noc. That's the outstandina advan· taae ol Isometric traioin& ... it"I so amazinaly easy! Each "Static-power" hometric eurdle ta.ta °"'1 7 1ttOl'llU, and you bardy bavc to move. It's aot even necessary to dillobe. TillC Bullworker ia so lisbt and c:ompM:t. it cao be used at bome, io the oflic.e, aQ1Wbere ... even while watc.b.i.n1 TV! It's a put improveme.- over bulky, CJ1pensive wc,iahts, bicycle machines. pulleys. etc:. Q. C1111 Biil/worker 1roillbl1 ~ tkvelop l>odw1 wllkh are weak llltd 1/cbucy, or /flt IWI flilbbyl A. Definit.ctyl It'• been proven by tboulands of men ol every shape, &iu and aie all over the world. Bullworlter tn.inina helps traasf'onn weU. t.biD arms into ripplina, muscular J>illan. ol strenlth. build broad, powaful aboulden, turn !at, 5b.a.l.low cheits into deep, llWll1 ~ f~fll! • loote siomach flab into 1reei-hard, ~ muscle ... build that ~v" lbape of a real athlete, devdop snirdy, concoured t.hiahs and ca!Ya. ... And all this in record tilMI • What'• more, I've known skinny, ~ fellows wbo, alter just a few abort weeks with 8ullwork- er, curned into real ~tten ... every iach a man ... bowl.ins sirls over with their dynamism, ~. and new found power! Yoo ru1ly bave to see tbe mnarbble dl'ec:1S ol Bullworker fcn.youndf to believe them! ft "How COff I f iftd 0111 •.• " mare about the .._ BrJ/wor~r. per"'6p1 achllll/y Ir)' 111 A. I undent1nd that the Bulhrorlter diltributor_ in the USA is now matins it anilable-free -on a two week homo-trial buis in order to in- troduce it to the aneral public. _ lf '-°"' readers are interesred io devdopiq their boclies, in build· in& muacles and sttenath faster than ever before Po11ible, I suuest that they contact the us distributor for I ull details. Jeclt B•rt'lay, /wnJ<H Mr. EwrO(H 1110••$ ,,., "'"' o/ rnwlu '" «lllnied ...,,,,, '"'""""' llNll•orw ttolftlnr. • ft How lon1 d<NI 111'1/worlur uainllt1 i.lul © 8UU~ IEltY~ 'I. 201 Lincoln Blvd .. 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Even if a truck citx st•te . z1e runs over one, we'll replace it, • ~ ~=:::;.:·~-;,~:.pi ..... one month from now, one year, oo NOT wR1'fl 1N TH1s sPACE 20years-forever! 1rEM~ QUANT.~ AMT.[LJ Mail Our No Risk Cou • , . -• -·-- . . , • ~ ....... ... . .-.. --· ::: . --r:·~· ----:-• Oh"•~· ., .. :: ·-. -... • . ( .1 •. •· ... ~lrlNA~ SPORTS -· ...... --~-.. --~- DON'T FLY YOUR PLANE -IN· THE ~OUSE" .-.: RIGHT INTO" ou "- WINDOW---I KN.o \lv'l IN FO~ A . SPAN:~"l'NG • • ' ' • ... SUNDAY, JULY 1, 197~ ' " .:·. . ' '• ' .•. • , . ~ -... • . . • ,J." , .. .. . ..,. ' ""'.. . ,. A -. ' LOCAL .:··wANTADS . . • ·--- · . .., l •. ~ .... , l ' .. .. B ' ' SERVICE! 1 HATE !T WHEN! • ---- • DOU~~E ·FAULT! Ernie Bushmiller ~::;::;:::·:;:._. '.:~~~:R~ (. --:~ ••• •I· _..,. t •--';...~ ...... • ' • . .,. • (. HOORAY • • • • CONTEMPLATING , A IC~C", l~A. WHAT ;f.ICE: YOlA DOING-, :\:-C:=;~;:::;*~;;:jF~IC~N~Cl~_E: '? Y04 KNOW, IF YOIA STtADY THe ' _ F't.0.vveir-s, vou . CAN L.SAICN A LOT A&Ovt'T" L-IFli ... OH , MAY6E rr ASKS A LITTI..£ WATE.Fl:: NOW AND TJ..IE.N / BUT, :)'.),I AT'5 ALL., •. l'f' GIVlf I • E. 1-JEVEFl:: TAK es ... ! ,.....-"---{. 1· I • • I : JlAST A LITT!.£ WATl<R',. E:VEl(Y DAY, -<4N Cl.A.Pt.AC£ IN THE:S~N. . ' DENNIS THE M~NACE . . fl';IGHi, l5lAT NOT ANt:> A TOO MUCH·SUN,:AND COUP!.£ OF MAYBE ONCE IN A ~ors OF ·WHIJ.£ SOME FE.K_i.!::_ INS!GTICll:>E,· Ll-Z.ER'1'A ~A"'EFUJ... _· MAll'll-Y--P~UNING 1 ANO A "NG-NO-MO" QUAlll:T Ollt TWO OF AND "l{~e.-GRO"SV/!f.l(Y '8EETLE-9fop• ~E.ASON ... · . . ... •·::.c -, 1 WOUl.ON1T KID Yot.JRE . ABOUT A :THING IQDDING! l-IKE'Tr!A'J/DENNIS: MY GRAND-. Tf;ey <;;URE ~ F.1!."CH~:1MDE ·. ;MAQf;.SflJFF. ICE. CRENv\ . 10 CAST IN IN'TI-116'.~ 'JHEQ.D~ OLDFREEZER. .;.HUH, /11\R. ' . ... WIL50N'? ( . . . ' ~. I t> t>t> . HELLO,-MAY,-- I HELP YOU? •• J . • t ./ ~·..,DGE ""'-· PARKER . I!M-.~ICK LAGS~lER./ 1· HAYE AN APPOINTMENT WITH MR. DRIVER AT~ tM 50RR.Y,.6UT...MR. DRIVER LEFT HERE A 5HORT WHILE f>..GO .... RIGHT AFTER THE CAL.I... TO CANCEL YOUR APPOINTMENT! THREE O'CLOCK! . . 5AM, I HOPE°I DIDN'T TAKE YOU AWf>..'Y FROM 'YOUR WORK ... BUT I HAD ,___..... - TO .5EE YOU! WHAT 'S WRONG, 8ETSY'? KATHERINE SHOULD BE · GETTING HOME ANY MINUTE · NOW ... AND I DO WANT TO TALK ALONE WITH YOU! DO YOU MIND IF WE RIDE AROUND'?· SUR.E ... ANYTHING YOU SA'¥, 8ETSY ! DEMANDIN6 LliTL.E · NUISANC.Si ISN''T' ·-.-•~-?. . .. • • • _.. I ~ .. ~. ~ ,.._ r'· -, . -~ . . -· --..... ·· ·-· ' By Hank Ketcham· I DIDN'T MAKE AN'f CALL! THERE MUST BE 50ME ' , MISTAKE. ·. - . (!<J<J A MAN PHONED ... AND l TALKED i HIM! HE SAID THAT YOU WOULDN'T BE IN, MR. l:.A551TER! "fM LEAVING TOWN i'HI~~ EVENING, SAM,., AND l WANT. YOU TO KNOW HOW l ,FEEI'.. ABOUT YOU 8EFORE I ~O ! . I .. • I _ ,._ •• , ''" ' .. . · • •• . ' -·--.... • --.. • -Mu·1·1· t1nfl,JEFF~ . '-. . ~, ~ ' .. . ---- • . ·. . .~ . • I •, .. ~ .... • -:fCUT MY Fl·NGER-1 ~ . . OH " Goob! • ·UGH-- WHAT KIND OFSOUP- 15 THIS?/ •• , HOME. WHAT'S MADE IT MADe SOUP ·OF? '{oiJ, FELL.A! WE IJ<!E . PLAYIN' WITH MY Di:CK .AND 11M STILL L~IN'f!. .. .By Al Smith YES, INK! WHAT DIP.-YOU~INK ¥0tJ ·WeRS li11 -MADE OF ?, 'Ydu '~E SPILLING THS INK, MUTT WHO WANTS 'TO CHANC:c HIS LIFE-STYLE AT -I "l ilJ A.Z:."":' ,.,.,... ' /'°' ··1vr-1 ~~&;:::;-r·.,.~~,~ ...... 7 I by Charles B·arsotti ----,,,_. T ::.. ' ~ _....,.,_. . . .................... ~ . . ·' • .. ' ' ' t \' , .. ' -, ' --/:' . ...__,, •' • .. \ ' . 7, '" -' . ~L ,_ .. ' \ • • • I •• . I ' , .. ' .. _____ _ I CAN'T MAKE:·IJP ME MINI/! !7A :tlGE-0!!' STRUGGLE 'lWIXT GC0!7 NJ' !:VIL RAG!3 · . WIT'IN ME: ~SOMl . ' .. ~ .. ~~ !Nr!ess(y, Muscle M~ cr;,shes :II/rough ti!~ winild# anti Frlls fM . brtlh will! a /Jiirm9e Qf pow,rFul lefts · amlnghts~. "" 6Utl .. 1V AS CHARGE,P! . . HOW t70 YOU PJ...t:AI} Y0U: WR&TCH·l'! ' UH, SHERIFF) WAii oorsr~r ... - 1HIS MAN'S VERYSOOL.HANGS INJHE: 171\l..ANCE:! Ol'VIOlJSL.Y,. tlf REQlJlfi~S M')(•l'RIVATE: ' cooNseL1Ne-ro"t~o 11?E: HIM • IN "fliE PAW OF RIGHTEOUSN!:SS! . ' . . . " ;, . . ' ' ' 'Ahal he exclaims, ''77lat sol/ntfs like a damsel 1n distress fo · fny powerful ead!: .• I '1l1e sounds seem 10-'li# <;LJmtn!f. 1(Tym .neur The rop· 'ti(; ; .a high buililinf! ... MUSCLi; MOUSEi WONOPlED WI-IV 'Jj.jfii VILLAIN WASN 'T DREiSSf;D. JN BLACK ! ' l!gltiinq low, he .. ' ·murmurs; "Af. y;ur ~c.e, fair 1,711110'en-H"lt' else miJf' I .s'e#'e . .__,.,... you?" • -r . n Well,-ibf' s/artefS, H she retflies, ",you cauld finish filling ,,;y.fMflJ.." .......... ...-- ' • • • L . - • • • •··id~, AMBLER HAS BEEN ·cARRIEDTO SHE~T~ .... ' v J f . SHE RECOGNIZED YO()," . EVEN iN'iHciSEP~SoN -. CLOTHES, MR.AMBLER,., , l40kY TWATl :•BLUE' CHASED 'ER RIGHT INTO THE HEN YARD! • • Hal Kaulmah ~ F~ur liumberi-5,4,7,S-in the L· . sl\aped connauntion (1hldrd):•- boft. 1lu11 21. You are aKed 10 find 11imitai 1roupini W00se 101at ii 17. Let's :5eC how quickly you '?" comply~ \ . ~ '·Indeed, among 96 possible [...shaped (OUT" .,oma, there is also al .least One lotalinll tH;" I_?, 20, c~·., ih QUSI 28. ·vou ire 'n 1led to tnt your skill at find· Illa these poupinf,'I loo. ~ L,or c:ourse .may kin aiJy J?OSilion, with .' tho short ail.le tJ1.lcnd· ins up Or down, ·riaht or kft. •TOTAL RECALL'? "The Spirito[ '7•,"• famous pa jntina,by Archibald Wiltard,•how• how many men playinc mwical instrumenls? 1( you don't kno.,.,·, 1utu. ' "l\UIUp l ll!A•\d ON.I '~HJ W 1 1.11.C l\d •u-~J4.L . . . 0 •A clock strikc5 the hour. It 1 ·half, a third, and a fourth or the hour were total ed, the sum would be one more than the hour .!ilruck, whictt is ·what?· ' •"Won ton! Wor1 tor1!" cri ed the Chinese diner who ordered e\'erythin& backwards. \\'hal ..,~••She 1aying'? •'"'.fake a nvmber.'' 51.)'1 P.atricia Andrews, o{ Hofu: tof'I, T~xu,"double jl, dl\'~de by four and double the ai;is wer. You-noy." h.t\'e~t lle ori2in1I nurilber." HE APPEARS TO BE SNAPPIN' OUT OF IT! BETTER LIE STILL AWHILE, SON, YOUVE HAD A BAD KNOCK l'M SAM GIBBS. THIS ISMY FATHER, AND ...LAST. .. THING ... l. .. REMEMBER ... 1 .. , WAS WALKING AlONG .. , A ER .. .,you DID 'N'r ' '' BREAK ;JAIL., .. DID YOU? ON THE HEAD! MY DAUGHTER, LAURIE! ... ROAD,;:.1 ,1 .. YOU'RE 60INGTO BE OKAY, MR.AMBLER! NO, •1.BUT ANOTHER GUY J)IQI f;lE MU_ST HAVE TAKEN MYCLO'ti!ES AND'MY l.D.,AFTER HE SLUGGED ME 1 ·IF I CAN e.HO!iE. THc POLlcE, f .,., ., W~ f\IN;J°.l'QQ "" • POOR, Mk'. AMBLER', BUT, ... WE AIN'T WE'LL START JN THE NEXT "IPWNf RICH ENOUGH TO HAVI;: A PHONE' .1 GOOD! NOBODY WILL. KNOW ME I • DARN/ OUT OF GAS.' JUGHEAD, GET THAT EMPTY . . CAN OUT/ •.]'>-,,_.._" ~.1' ...... 'I! :• THIS HERE WHO YOU LOOKIN' FER? JUG! I WAS GETTING 1 WORRIED. , ' ARC~ I !ff:,-. .ROASrtNG _.,--.... JN THESE FOOLISH •FEATHERS! WELL ... GO SIT IN Tl-IE SHADE! DID YOU .. : ARE YOU SELL THOSE ·.. Ki DOING? FARMe:RS .,~,....._,...,,,,-"!"'. SOME TICKETS ? -L&T-~ SICK. OL' 'BLUE' ON IT! THEIR ROOSTER · DROPPE_!\)·~D;'! ~ . . 11,.- Q._ ' ~~<"c;"""""" t , • ' • • .. • , • • ' • ' • ' . • WU\.I. MAW TO LAY IN A STOCK . or: l'OOO;YOU'LL MAW TO LOCK· TMlr Tn!PllONlr DIAL ANO l<!EI'' MIM UNDER T WO.'TCM- • " -J ..... _ .... ,· -J • .....- • -. GORDO MAVING A l<IO AROUND JS TME WOR•T TMIN(; YOU COULD 001 Mr\.L 81 AN ANCMOR AllOUND YOllR NECK. If y0<.ill just siqn a simple ··.note, Skeezi'I(, construction can begin at once. · I shall now keep an ;appoiritment with an aQarlctous, tlqht-tiSted old benlc:er friend ..,..,_· ...... . of mine. Hows ' - thcit?! . 1f.IE MAIN f:)/f:!t=E.!<:.E.IJ CE. IN DUI< .SAVVY CAPAC../TIES11 ANft~, 1s---AN ow~s JNT~LL IGENCE1 ~ WONDERS, 'WI=tG/.l.S AND PRooESf • • • . ----~~-• • . 1-1 Wf/AI -co MA'{ F.LOWEICS ER.ING? • The.funds will be in vour account, readv to be drawn the moment th0Vre needed . • Why endure .the aqony, the red tape "fok'Jerol demanded bv an· ay~ricious, tight-fisted · . old benke'r r . Now here is a specimen contract · which ... ' By Gus Arriola. • ' - MV WON/ 15 TO PON OE/:!. POSEJ?Sf •• ' ' !':! . ' • • I